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laid him on tho broad OF his back and held him
down, amid tbs most intansa excitameal. Bauer
mas called out sayeral tines after this round.
Time, minutes.
TIE FOURTH HOUND,
After tho fifteen minntes' rest, Bauer came
ont smi1ngly, followed BY Hsyss,er, who looked
nothng daunted. Both men we're on tho de-
fensive, and parted for position and chance
holds. Time after time Bauer threw the
Oak but the latter would always manage
70 get on his pins ayasn- Once.
when Bauer had Heygster BY the chest, the
crowd shouted *'Heave him." but be didn't
''heavs" ;" 90 easily. There WAS much excite
ment. Both men were Oh their hands aud
knees, when chance fall threw Bauer across
hls antagonists knee, both men at ooce almost
alght1ng upon their fact For while they
raced around the stage, both men apparently
much fatigued and excited Bauer got anothef
BACK bold At last, aud threw Heygster squarely
on his back. thus deciding the contest In hia
{Bauer's) favor. amid waving OF hats and tho
most most sociferous cheering. The match WAS for
$500 side and this money taken at the door.
about $500 additional, making about $1,000 IN
al clear gain for ths winner.
, 1876-04-30
KNIGHTS OF PYTHlAS-

To tie Editor Of The Chitago fy1bune:
CHICAGO, April 29.-I have noticed in several
Issues OF TIE SUNDAY TRIBUNE d controversy
going On between "A Member " and "F. C. B."
in regard to the mortnary fund and soma other
matters connected with the Order.
have been surprised at the extreme bitter
ness displayed by ssF. G. e." Ho indulges in
poetry by tho stanza, quotes Latin by tha yard,
aud showers down Scripturai auathemas in such
prufuson upon IA Members" head, it would be
expected that IA Member would be buried
out Of sight. In spite Of all this, 81 Member"
rallies and responds in very gantlemanly, tenn
perate article, which aesma to enraga "F. G. B."
by its very mildneas.
Now, I am not writing this article in defense
Of the mortua1y fund, although I consider the
fund one OF the uauy good things OF our Order,
but as F. C. B." lodged one OF the points taken
by - A Member ~ in his last article. will bring
It up for "F G B.'es benefit. IA Member says
''Our Grand Lodge at its last session adopted
the nortuary as an Amendment to the eubordl-
liz te constitution" Now, subordinate lodge
ia overned by a Grand Lodge, and its only re-
dress is an sppeai to Supreme Lodge as agaiust
an amendment to subordinate constitution 1nnst
be submitsod to Grand Lodge, aud not to Su-
premB L,,dge. q F. G. B." quotes from Art. VII,
Sec 3, Supreme Constitution. to show that an
uueuoiuea% ~ tAo 0taAo .oA5;o CoAosisal@oa
shall not 60 into effect uutu submitted to and
approved By the Supreme chancellor or Supreme
Lodge As 10 one denies thIs, tall to see the
reason in ''F. g. BIS" citation from the Supreme
Constitution.
/ have before me copy Of the Supreme Con-
stitntioo aud ind IN Art WILL, Sec. 3: t'Grand
Lodges.shall prescrloe constitution Tor the
tooses sse "': " nnn'naaa hs 1,;ca
..yyhor 4 Msn,'sr; 10 aha hv a. a,sfsc1or1 nrnof
y, ss.ah,;sh .ie ,nn,,narr jaw H,l, e;s,ar ash-
, 1876-04-30
WRESTLING.
Reycster Defeated By Bauer.

Beyester Defeated By Bauer.
The most interesting GracQ-Roman wrestling
match which has yet taken place in this country
came off last evening at the Chicago Theatre
between Thiebaud Bauer, q native Of Alsace
and Wilhelm Heygster, the "Oak of,:the Rhine,
who up to last evening had al laid out all whom
be encountered, but found his match in the
1.-THE, wiry Bauer. Heygster has been fully
described in these columns, and he is more re-
markable for his immense weight (287 lbs) and
strength than for his science.
Bauer ia q man 80 years OF age, He is dark
complo1ioned and wears mustache; is decid-
ediy prepossessing in appearance; about feet
high. and built proportionately, weighing about
400 pounds His form ia erect as a sycamore.
and his muscular strength is something remark
able. while his Science as = Grnco-Roman
wrestler cannot be gainBaied. The house
was filled by d mixed audience, but the
high-toned sporting fraternity were in the
majority. There were men famous At
shopkeepers. aud tradespeople iu general, whle
the police force and criminal lawyers found 4
number Of representatives Within The price of
admission (51.50} WAS too high for the mob.
and IS q consequence good order Was the result
throughout.
At $50 Tom Allen stepped out upon the stage,
and said that William A Curtlss had again been
suggested as Referee. That gentleman uaa
chosen aud judges we're dispensed with.
Shortly after Bauer ran out On to the stage,
followed by Heygster. They shook hands aud
THE sTREdoLE COMMENCED.
Bauer showed his strength and science 1t once.
He got the big man down partially several tlmes,
and then lifted him bodily or his feet to
throw him, but failed, though each effort gained
the plaudits OF the audience. At last they both
fell upon their backs, with Hevgster On top.
They rose up .' crab +" fashion, Bauer being the
under man. The dead weight Of Heygster mas
TOO much for him, as the latter held On to the
csrper With his hands, while the crowd shouted
for him to let 60. Heygstar Won the round in
81 minutes.
THE SECOND ROUND.
when Heygster jumped out to the front Of the
foo,lghts, followed closely by Bauer, who
showed his agility BY fairly raising Heygster OF
his feet and laying him on the carpet. The lat
ter seized it with his hands to prevent be-
ing thrown, but rhe crowd became 10
vociferous that be Was compelled to releaso his
hold. The struggle for the mastery was ex-
rremeiy exciting. The audience shouted Justify
to Bauer to throw Heygster. Finally. the latter
Vas hfsed fairly oil his feet BY Bauer and lsid
Oh his back The crowd Tose IN their seats and
shouted. It WAS cheer upon cheer foz Bauer,
aud 'sboohs" " for Heygater.. Time af round,
~ minutes.
THE THIRD BouND
WAS short. sharp. and decisive. Bauer IN this
showed his great proficiency in guarding"
He allowed Heyseter 70 grab him fairly. aud
then closed his arms over Heygster's, so that
the tatter's would almost cracs from ths pres
sure brought to bear against them. Bauer sub
saquenty got his nrms around Hey8sters
chest and held him in vise-Lke grasp. LII
tuinkliug almost he picked him OF his feat and
, 1876-04-30

&C. Dr. and others overlook the fsct that II ta1ea
Kt in Problem % Black Is Btalemated.
"E. r. B.-Problems intended for publication
must b. accompanied with the solutiona.
"0. Co. Columbus, OH Problem o1 ii Black l..
& to s, White z. .Kt to s, and mates next move
Problematist, - pontiac.-Ths problem Is amended
for womover is too easy and the idea in three-moye
shspe has often been elaborstoly improved upon.
as. B. b." Dakota, 1a.-solution to Problem No. 10
correct. In the "notice referred to the intention
was to say that there but key-ove for Whie.
OF course Black has variety Of defansea. which
quire dif1cnt lines Of attack.
Correct solutions to Problem No. - received from ".
a. OrinRton, @. Drter, Z. Powell and J. 8. B., city;
s. Troeltsch and E sterhuatzy, St. Louis, NO.; T.
T. Holzachuh, Freeport, Ill.
, 1876-04-30

Is farmer n neighboring town vas gsttina
in his haJ, be Doticcd an nnusnal commotios
among the swallows, which had built long row
Of nests under tile eavor of the barn. They ap-
peared greatly excited, flying rapidly about and
filing the air with their cries Of distress. Al
tho load OF hay upon which he was riding passed
into the barn, he saw thst 3 young swallow in a
nest directly over the door had caught lts neck
in q crack between two shingles and Was unabla
the young bird free. restoring 1t to the nest.
Upon his return to the barn with his next load
Of hay, noticing that the swallows we're quiet ha
examined the crack and found that thev had
filled it completely with mud, so that no matter
how enterprising or how foolish the young swal-
low might bo, he could rot again endspger hin
life or the PEACE OF that community By any ex-
periments upon that crack.
, 1876-04-30

| seventh anniversary at Napervills DR.. Samuel
| willard, P. g. r., delivered the address, which
| was d thoughtful, candid statement at the
claims Of tue fraternity upon the sympathy and
favorable regard Of intelligent people.
The fraternity OF Southern Illinois celebrated
The gathering was large, embracing among 9TH
ers the lodges Of DuQuoin, Odin, Centralls, Sd
lem, Dongos, Piuckneyyi!le. and Tsmoroa
About = Thousand joined in the procession
which marched through the principal Asreets
and to the Fair Ground, where an address was
delivered BY E. B. Sherman, P. G. II. and G. II.
The audience was large, numbering 3.e00 Or
1000, and the address was received with great
enthusiasm. In tho evening social entertain
ment was provided, which was highly enjoyed
by all the participants.
At the celebration OF Union Lodge No. 9. aud
Excelsior Lodge No. q. in the andlence-room
of the First Church Thursday evening. occurred
an episode which was very pleasing in its charao-
ter. Judge Rogers. IN behalf OF the fraternity
in thus city. presented to Mrs E. B. Sherman an
elegant and valuable tea SET The following is
tha inscription it, bears: Presented to
milton Of the eminent services rendered
Fellowship by her husband. ?. G. u and G.
R., April 26, 1876" Judge Rogers, in present.
ing the same, alluded in verV complimentary
terms to the valuable SERVICES OF Past Graud
a1aster Sherman dufing his official term, lately
c1osed-
NOTES.
Joseph L. Mccartney has returned from IN
extended trip through Southern Illinois.
=. D. Farnsworth, P. G. s., OF San Francisco.
passed through the city last week on his way to
Now York
A new lodge will ba started st an early date
in Cornell, Ill Bros. Lillsy, Wilson, and CurtiB,
Of thAt city, have the matter in charge.
A new lodge, to be called Peabody Lodge, No.
613. will be Instituted by Past Grand Master J.
Ward Ellis Mondar evening, at No. 554 South
HaIsted street. The installation Of officers
takes place at half-pass O'Clock and will be open
to tho public. Membara OF the Ordar and their
friends are Invited
, 1876-04-30
The Nationality OF Married Women.
Repressnsatire Faulkner IN ths Houst.

Rtpressntatiue Faulkner IN ths Hotsst.
In every country except where the common
law Of England prevails, the nationality OF
woman on marriage merges in that OF the hus-
band; sho loses her uasionality and acquires
his; whereas an English woman, marrying an
alien, etill re1naine British subject. The ia"
in this county was tho game; an American
woman, married to foreigner, retained her
American nationality. This coa,mou-law doc
triue was changed in England BY an act OF Par
lament passed in 1870. as it has been to GER
tain extent modified in the United States By tue
act OF Cong,ess in 1865. With the passage Of
the present bill. the doctrine may be considered
as set.Ied and afiKe ndonted bg all Christian and
civilized nations, that the nstloua1ity Of q mar
RED woman is merged in that of her hnsoand*
kno" OF 90 exception to this doctrine IN my
nation Of Europe 80
, 1876-04-30
THE GAME OF CHESS.

CHICAGO CnEss C1un-Nos. 6 and IS Warrington
street; open from 9 a. m to 10 p. m.
C1ess players meet daily At the fremont Houss Ex-
ohange) aud the Sherman House {Basement).
AL communications intended for this department
should be addressed to THE TRIBUNE, and indo1sad
1Chesa,
, 1876-04-30

Ladies, by leaving your address with Messra. Rishot
Batnes, corner Of State and Monroe Streets you
h2ve your furs called for and preserved through tha
summer from Ill damage BY moths OF d1upns&x- b.
ceipts given, aud charges reasonable
, 1876-04-30

Educate During the Summer.
As most Of the schools arc closed during the su.-
mer parents VIII be glad to know that Il. b. Bryant's
Chicago Business College and English Training School
continues session the whole year. Both boys and
girs admitted. Special studies be selected
Much improvement can be made during ths su1a2aa1
, 1876-04-30
Threh-Doflar PantH.

Three-Dollar Pants
Tho Pntnzm Clothing House, LII and 1ss C1arf
street and 1T Madison street, have Just paced
their counters 500 pairs Of fancy caasnere pants,
which they offer at 50 pair. This IL = oppor-
sunty for those wishng to buy good pair of pA1ts
at log Price.
, 1876-04-30

REX Judd has coniitionally accepted 3fason's chal
lense HI will play in St. Louis, beginning June 27,
and wager $500 to Masons f40p TO make up for the
latters expenses Other conditions to ba the
III Tho Judd -Aiberpui match.
, 1876-04-30
The Prcsidency-whnt Nexa7

The PrcSidenCy-Whnt NcI1!
Thera is no question whatever taa1 thu
unanimous choice OF the peop1u has already con-
ferred the title Of President in a sense readi1y
understood, upon the New Automatic Sewing
Machine OF the Wilcox j. Gibbs S. n Co.. sss-
ing that its characteristic features make 1t
facile princeps-ch,ef Of all sewing machines,
and, in fact, the only ona worth having in the
family.
, 1876-04-30

A. Few Words to Housekeepers%
Tho fact that ne keep al kinds Of bedding, mat.
treases pillows, ETC., well paper hAngtngs, lsr>
brequns cornfcea, etc, Is not generally known. H
ge., Jenk1na Faxon, I'll StAte-st.
, 1876-04-30

Pe1ton e. Pomeroy,
Wholesale and Eea1 piano and organ Dealers 3l Stats
street, continue to oder great inducements to pur-
chasers Their organ, just introduced, for tons
and dniah, Is unsurpassed.
, 1876-04-30
You Can Buv

furniture Of any description cheaper oow than ever:
and the place to so and ascertain the fact at Colby
Nizts', Nos. 2l7 and 2l9 State street, who employ
large corps Of mechanics in manufacturing goods got
up to order without extra expense. Thia firm art
Westmn agents fer ths celebrated Wakefield Rattan
FurnttmA&
, 1876-04-30
Centannfa1,

Excursson tickets via the old reliable Ra1umo1e
Ohio Railroad At gresy reduced rates on sals Mos-
day morning, Palmer House, Grand Pacific, 50 cla1k
aud depot corner Madison and Michigan Avsnua+
, 1876-04-30

Important to Housewives.
The great problem solved, where TO get good ss1-
vant Answer-At Mrs. Laprisa's Mo. ss4 West Ksdt-
son street,
, 1876-04-30

Our silk and Satin DyeanC Process
not only preserved the lustze, hut s4o tho quality
All sks and satins. however soied OF faded, naka a
use9u1 blsck, CooK McLA1y, 80 Dearborn street.
, 1876-04-30

Ny mother, 6S years old. had been very deaf
for years. Ghs had her hearing fully restored by
Dr. Farnawo1th, ISL West Madison street, Chi
cago. publish this for the benefit Of the deaf.
a. B. W1L1AMA
149 Carroll avenue, Chicago.
, 1876-04-30

The Empress Of India.
Gentilo the Italian photographer, whose atuos los
State, the finest in Chicago, hss splendid por-
trait Of Queen Victoria Copies Of can b had
Gentle makes specially a crayan aud oolored pho-
tographs.
, 1876-04-30

| One Of the grandest celebrations OF the fifty
[ seventh anniversary Of the I. o. O. F. took
| place at Lincoln on the 2Gth inst, the seven
lodges Of Logan County all visiting on the oc-
! casion. 4 procession with two bands OF muaio
pa1aded the streets Of the city in the afternoon,
after which they repaired to Gilletts Hall,
which WAS denseiy packed DR.. ". G. Maul1
acted as President OF the Day, and tha follow
ing programme was executed: Music by the
band singing the opening ode by the Brothers !;
prayer by the Rev. J. ". Icenbarger,; music By
the Temple QuArtette, assisted By Mrs. J. ".
Bell and Miss Kate Rickey oration by Dr.. ].
Ward Ellis. Of Chicago: muzic by Teutonia
Glee-Clnb music BY the band.
at 7:30 p. IN. grand banquet WAS spread, at
which about 800 Eat down. 4 social gathering
was afterward held in the lodge-room, enlivened
by music, and toasts were responded to by DR..
Littls, Col. Harlow, Secretary OF State, Dr. ".
g. Maul DR.. J. Ward Ellis, Bro, Montague,
and others. The evening WAS most delightfully."-
spent, aud all retired at q lats hour With warm
praises for the Committee of Arrangements.
STATISTICS
n. c. Mason, Grand Secretary. reports the
status OF the Order in Illinois, as last made up,
as follows:
Number Of working lodges at end of year.:..-. ts5
Gain OF the year. "
Number Of members per Last report. Jos
Number tn;tisted during tho year
Number admitted BY card. :..-..--.1o69
Number xeinstated. ..--.......--...s..-..... iA
Total Of items Of gain.
Number Withdrawn md resigned "a
1.t 11ainSsl ap3 su'''''''''""''''''"o r,a
1VM, Nuaupos pts uaoppss. -'''+''''''' ''-''
1,o,o 5daasai 9i9
1'o4a.s. rt, - - tt". - = ios So ''"'' M
1ot91 o. atenas o. e. !oss. S. IA,
1>1s s"A ~ 0o ''"1 - -
-.., ~. NJ ,o1s or COZ
1os~A tnetooe1sH'p 0e1 ~
Revenue Of subordinatea for the yeaF ..$2l8707
Number Of brothers relieved 2549
Number widowed families relieved. 1l7
Number weeks sickness Tor WHICH oeLehts were .
paid.
, 1876-04-30

Go To Housekeeping Frenct
Flat
For aah-Attentiou IS called to tbs advertisement
our Twelfth page, under " Household Goods,>
Of sp1endid chance for parties desiring to go to
housekeeping at No. 233 Wsbash avenue. 9rsst bar
gain mar be had.
, 1876-04-30
o Get Earried,

II Ever Do Get Earried,
eaia young hdy friend, I'll hare sn E1npress RanFA
tn my kitchen or nothing. She had used ooe thae
Dalton 1so State street. had set Prairte avenue
4 few d.Ys before. It's the verdict Of Ill
, 1876-04-30

Drexel Boulevard.
That handsome Milwaukee brick house, With hrxs
lot, ut the corner Of Forty-seventh st1oet, can -
bought for half its cost. Inquire 1t II Chan5sf q
Commerce.
, 1876-04-30
WHITE.
Whita to play and mate in thrss movss.
uTIQN TO PROBLEM NO. q
NOTES,

The tourney ut the Philadelphia Chess Club IL pro-
ceedng slowly. Mr.. Neil eeems to have 4 alight ad-
vantage, with Reichhern, Dayidsou and Elson fol-
lowing cIose behind.
Mr.. Richardson has retired from the Cafe Inte1nA-
tfonal tournament, not being able to play al his
games.s His score has been cancelled. and ths lead
ing contestants stand now az follows:
, 1876-04-30

The New Wheeler & Wilson
family sewing machine, No. 8, has all the easentns
points that quarter Of = centurys successful ezps-
rience has shown to BE- needed in 3 pateet s<Nfng-
machine. Office, No. 155 State street.
, 1876-04-30

Medical,
Mrs. E. G. Cook, u. D. {recent1y Of Buffalo, n. III
win be 1t the Palmer House, Chicago on TridsJ and
Saturday Of each week, from II 70 2. m. In
qutre Of the pa1lor usher.
, 1876-04-30
FIRST WARD,

Thern viii be meeting OF tue First Ward CONSOLE
dated Republican Club 1t the Palmer House, TuesdAy
evening" 1t 7:3o O'Clock, for the election Of officers,
and other important business al membarH arc so-
qnested to be present.
Per order II tho Executive Comlnittea~
, 1876-04-30

Hatton Hdreth. 225 and e27 State street, dave thh
product Of q hrge woolen-mi1i, and maKe tho only
arxtclss. woo, mattress to be found IN the city.
, 1876-04-30

Oxontzed ox-Marrow for the HAIR:
ov Ruet h Eayner makers Of tbs " Mars Co,o4ne,
, 1876-04-30
ELEVENTH WARD.

Meuabe1s Of the Eleventh Ward Republican Club kss
requested to Enest It MAxtinos dat Monday e1entnGs
d o'ctock. jo11 Il. HAxfo1o, PEaatasor
, 1876-04-30

what it should and is being done without any written
contract.
A. in other cases. lack OF time has forbidden IN e.
hauEtdve examination OF this branch Of the county
expenditures. Enough, however, has been given to
frame specimen brick by whose character the quail
ty Of the entire structure may be judged.
She most astonishing Development Of county man-
agement appears in connection with the farming Of
county fayora BY men either occupying official po
siuon, or one Of no consequence, and who totally
without those moral social, and intellectual qualities
which are usually requisite 70 communal influence
Various hangeron engaged in peddAu2 the faEors
Of the County, Board, but
TIE PRINCIPAL DEALER
ia c. F. Periolat. His influence Seems n1l-pervndng
xnd his exactions Wholesale robberies. Mr. Egan
seses that In order to gain ACCESS TO the Board
competitor he was forced to sign an agreement to pay
this rapacous go-between oue.third Of his profits.
From time to time since his appointment he has been
forced respond to demands for blackmau from Pc
rolat, to the amount he sweats. OF some and
only lately refused to further respond when the last
demand took in than threefourths Of the $1,000
which Egan had just received from the county At
this point it NAY be stated that NJ Egaa swea1s
(Armstrong) assured him {Egan) had been paid to
Per1oat Armstrong that he took this money,
but paid Of the 0o0 only $1,000 OF to Perolas
This leaves Armstrong In most uuenviabe position.
Il be did pay the money to Pe1olat, he IL pertufer
that his trust hduc1ary one, and that the victim
OF his robbery his own business partner Ho may
select in this Gaze, whichever brand Of infamy his
caious nature may prefer.
Michoel ii, Field put in bid on the hospital con-
tract and failed to get it. He sveazs that ie believes
ho failed because be did not 60 to Perioat j. A.
Cloueh former reputable nemper Of tho Board,
sw.aTs that such was Perolats reputation IN the bids
for county supplies that other de2lers refused to COM
bel saving it was Of no use i. C. Herring sxesrs
that he behcres Perioat to TO y Ecoundsel. Parties
applying for contract not only bare 70 treat Win
peroat directly but have to 80 to his Office. where 1t
Ia not the that they find some Of the
County Commissioners present. and ready to take part
IN the discussion. In due, the influence of Perioat
Il seen and felt n every part Of that section Of the
coont1 sld h,ch be h.s r.ssryed for ls specaa
So profitable u this work Of peddhnR the favors OF
ths Comfy Bazrd that aavstal emAu competitors have
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-07-22

gSenn man bic 9anbfarte Sur 0anb ntmn1t,
10 fieht man, baB baS tiirfide @eblet Der Ser
3eqonina i'm Sitben bur6 Wtontenegro uno
im @eiteu hrr6 bas 0ltreidliide Srcnlan0
9almatien pom aorilti5ben Nfeere abgeIperrt
mirb. gtur auf elne gang ptnSige Strcde,
eiQentlidb nllr einen BMnft, errettt rntpett Der
gtarenta WtiuSung baS tiirfiid)e 9eblet Gle
Gee. Sier lte9t Der Saien bon &lef. Die
@erpdier aber, rpelde Dor bieIemSafen liegen,
iinD mleoerum 0itreidiidD uub ibrGi9entbumsz
red,t bur6 belollOerc Sertrd9e garantlrt NOR
ben.
aus oieiem gigentbumsred)te folgt, OaB
Seireid) es in Der oanO bat, ben Transport
tirfii6er Sruppen nnb Srieg8material5 nad)
Ser SerSegoipiua unb SoSnien auf ben Sces
ipege 5u erlaubeu ODER Su perbietsn. SnI Srlez
Den brtugt eS natiirli6 Die na1barltde Sreuuez
lid]feit nit iid, hleie GrlanbniB niht 81 Oer<
iaaen. glnoerS I'M &riege. 9Sdbreno zines
ioldIen erforberu Die @cbOte Der ltrengen gfeu.
tralitdt Die Seriagung, oorausgeett, oaB
Seltreib Die ben Siirten feinOlid)e Yartei ais
eine trie9fiibrenOe betradtet.
0ies bat SeItreid nun getban. Us bat ben
tiirtiidlen 8rie95id)ifien ben SsauSport bon
Soloaten NIB Srieg8naterial ourd) lelne Sc
mdiier na1 &lef DerbOten uno Oamlt oem
tiirfii1en SefcblSbaber Utuftbar 9aiha eine
sroBe loulfsqueae abgeidnitten. 0ie tiirttdbc
9tegiernng protefirt blsrgegen; Oenn iie be
tra6tet Gle i'm Sample besriiIener Slaper
ais aufriibrerid]e uutertbanen uno nld)t ale
ibr glei6bere1tt9te straightforward. &ieiel
2luffaiiung eutipeedenO bat Gas tn 6afer
BON alef liegenoe tiirtiite Sriegsidliff an
Sample tbell9enommen, pdbrenO Seltreid
es nur inter Der SeOingung bineingelaiier
bat, CAP es Neutral bleibe.
Sic weitere @r0rterung bieIer Different
ipiro ntd)t auI fd) uarten lGiien. Sielleld
peraulaBt is lfon jcst cine @inmiihunl
Seltreid)'S i'll ben Srieg OH ieineu @ren3en
Die iiber fur5 oOer lang faum anSbleibel
fann.