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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-08-21
Stem gorf Bulletin" iinb an ben flint

Utann bei@dftl9t nnb bas 9euannte Vlatt
sIaubt, bab Sies nnsefdbr bic 9dIfte ter
2abl berer If, bic in Der seiammten Union
bic 9lrbeit einffeIten. Die 3abI Der Gr:
better iebo9, bic bur@ ben 3wuns Der
Streitsr unb bur9 ben Druid, ben bieieIben
auf ben 9ambsI unb 0srtsbr bes 2anbes
ausibten, auber arbeit sebra@t wurben,
1T wabri@einIi@ fanfmul 70 sroB ais bic
Der Streiter.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-08-21
Die 3ahl Der Giienbabnarbeite
tln0 Yeamteu.

peI@e f@ tn ben Iesten @O9sn in 9lus.
fanb ~befanben, 1T ueri&isbsntIid unb msiit
-ebr irrtbamIi@ sei9dst wOrbsn. Nad
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-08-21
9 atern.

Sine eisentbimIide @ewanbtbeit in
Iusibuns pom 2pn9iuitis Denies in WIr3'
burg cine Bauernfrau, mel1e nit einem
sr0beren Suantum Butter ben Wsrtt be:
3osen bate. OerieIben murbe ndmlid uon
elmer an ibrem S%tanbsans barmIos Dor
iibersebenben Oisbin ! Pfuno Butter ent'
wenbet. Die Bdusrin elite bsrielben nod,
Ianste in ben &orb unb i9lus ibr bas cor.
pus deficit nit elmer 0ebsmenb UNI bic
Obren, wel9e nidts gu winiden iibris IieB.
9iermit nod ni@t sufrieoen, perrieb iie gum
sroBen Subel Der 3uidauer bic ibris &c;
bliebene Batter in benz @eii9te Der per
bIiftsn Diebin, ueldts wobl nod ME in
einem ioI9en @Ianse eritrablte, als mad
oieier se3wunsenen vSalbuns."
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-10-18

Delivered before the Reunion
.0fEhe veteran Club OF Cen
tire county. ut Howard
Pa, Sep. 22nd, 1877.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-10-18
VEGETINE.
NOTHING EQUAL TO IT.

SoUrH SALEM. Mass. Nov. IL, 1876.
MR.. II. X. STEVENS
Dear SIR have been troubled wlfh
Scrofula. Canker and Liver Complaint for
three wears. Nothing never did me any
good until commenced'USlngt the VEGRTrNE
am now getting along nrst.rate, and still
nothing equal tn IL for suck complaints. Can
heartily recommend it 10 everybody. Yours
truly.
MRS. LIZZIE M. PACKARD
Mo. 16 Lagrange Street, South Sllem Mass
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-10-18

Thes prices are almost what the stock in
these goods Is worth. without the making
buy my goods only from large manuIactur-
ers and for CASH. This is why can sell 50
very low. BOO7y, SFOEy 1cNdD RCBR-
FIeS at WHOLESALE
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-10-18
JACOB KAMP'E SHOE STORE,
LOCK HI YEN, P4.

Mems Boots, only S1.7S
Mems Boots, very best, only $3.50
Mems Carpet Slippers, only SO
Mems Best RubSer Over ShUes, 50
WOmens' FOxed CATERS, only $1.2S
WomenS' Every Day shoes, only $1.OO
ROmens' best Rubber Over Shoes AZ
Children'S IS 81
Boys, Youths and ChiIdrenS
Boots and Shoes, very low.
Childrens' Goat Button shoes
Nes- l TO Z, with heels, only IS
Mems Calf Top Sole Boots, only $500
WOmcns' Kid Button Shoes, only 81. 90
WOmen's Grained Button Shoes, $l.S5
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-10-18


Company p, 14Sth Reg; Company
c, 14Sth Reg; Company D, 14Sth
Reg; Company f, 14S Reg; Com
pany G., 14sth Reg; Company III,
149th Regiment.
We have. seventeen companies, or
an aggregate of 1000 men. In ad-
dition to these companies credited
wholly to Centre county, Company
b, of the,45th. is credited to Centre
and Lancaster; Company ID, of tho
SD, to Centre and Clear6eld; Com
pany I, of the seth. to Center and
Luzerne; Company F, Cd Cavalry,
to Centre and Clearfeld; Company
E, 7th Cavalry, to Centre and Clin-
ton; Company E, of the esd, to Gen.
tire and Clinton, and Company *,
OF the 10th, to Centre and Clear
field. Centre county,is also credited
with men In the 10th cavalry, the
1S4th and in one year service in the
cloth. In these the company or
CARNATIONS 10 which the men be-
loOgtd are not given. The county
was not represented in the nine
months volunteer or in the nine
months drafted service, though one
of the regiments of the latter was
commanded by a Centre county sell
dier, who had previously served
with distinction in one of the three
year regiments. The aggregate of
Centre county men in the various
companies and regiments named
could no have been less than 1000.
MILITIA OF 1852 AND 1893.
In the militia called into service
for protection of the State in 1862,
at the time OF Lees invasion of
Maryland, the county sent the fol-
lowing companies into the field:
Company d, 18th Regiment; Com.
pany c, 2Sd Begiment; Company F,
23d Regiment, and in tie emergen-
cy OF 1868, when Pennsylvania was
invaded and the battle of Gettys-
burg fought, -four ~compau les were
furnished, as follows: Company A,
46th Regiment; Company Q, .46th
Regiment; Company c, Independent
Battalion; Company D, Independent
Battalion. To give history OF the
service Of the organizations would
be TO repeat the events of the war
in almost every locality west of the
Mississippi that was trod by the
footsteps of a soldier. 1t would be
to tell again the story of Patterson
in the Shenandoah Valley; of T. w.
Sherman 1T Hilton Head and the
sea islands; of Burnside at Roanoke
IslaGd and Newbern; of Mcclellan
on the Peninsula, and again at
Crampton's Gap, South Mountain
and Antietam; of Pope on the Rapi-
dan, the Rappahannock and Bull
Run; of Burnside in 1862, at Fred
erlcksburg and latter at Knoxville;
of Hooker at Charlottesville; of
Mead at Gettysburg, Bristoe aad
Mine Run; of those who went TO
VIcksburg and faced Johnston on
the Big Black and at jackson; of
Thomas at Nashville, aud of that
long, bloody and toilsome campaign
from the Rapidan to the James,
thence to Petersburg with its trying
days. and finally on to the surrender
at Appomatox. It would be far too
much for the occasion, and I can
therefore only attempt a rapid sketch
of the 14sth-the regiment with
which / wasi a humble way iden.
titled.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-10-18

Slillhss-n ON the l.. C. & S. c. R~R.' mas a
reputation OF 600, is a thriving business
centre, and controls the trade OF an average
radius OF over eight miles, in which the
Journal has a larger circulation than all
othercounty papers combined.
Advertisers aCiyG please make a note ofthis
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-10-18
THE 14Sth.

Early in the month OF August,
1862, and partly with a view to save
Centre county from the operations
sfthe draft then pending, it was
thought that regiment of volun-
teers might be raised i'm addition to
the hume rous companies already i'm
the fead frem the county. Under
the inspiration and influence of
many prominent citizens, public
meetings we're held in various DOR
tions OF the county, and earnest ep-
Deals were made to the young men
to enlist, especially to those of some
of the townships which up to that
time bad not given as@hany men to
the army as it was thought they
might. BY energetic and unceasinp
efforts, before the end of the month
came. seven companies, numbering
over 600 men, were recruited, and
taken to Camp Curtin, at Harris
burg. For the time being it was
thought this about exhausted the
material ofthe county. These seven
companies were composed entirely
of Centre county men, except a
sturdy little baud from the wilds of
Cameron county, who joined Com
pany F, at Harrisburg. Three 9TH
er companies-two from jefferson
and Indiana and ore from Clarion
were united to the seven, and form
ed the regiment known as the 14Sth.
The regiment was organized on the
Sth day of September. 1862. The
Centre county companies were A,
b. q, D, j, @, and Fl; the jefferson
and Indiana and Clarion companies.
E. | and K. The regiment march
ed from Camp Curtin on the evening
OF the 9Th Of September. asad imme-
diately began It's career of service.
The Army of the Potomac had
been withdrawn from the Peninsula.
Pope had been forced back TO the
defences Of Washington, and Lee
was about to invade Maryland. To
protect the northern communica-
tions with Washington, therefore,
became an urgent necessity, and. |
the 14Sth was one of the regiments
placed on duty along the railway
north of Baltimore. Starting by |
rail from Harrisburg, the morning
If tue 9th ound US at Cockeyville
L5 miles from Baltimore. Camps
we're formed ct CockeyvilIe, Luthers.
lille. Gunpowder Bridge, Phoenix |
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-05-10

A CCOUNr OF the Overseers Of the Poor
n of Centre township, for year ending
April q 1877
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-05-10
The law Of veracity is Violated.

When we state as true what we
do not know to be true;
When we Intentionally produce
false impression
" hen We find that we have,
though undesignedly, conveyed
false impression, and do not hasten
to correct it;
When I'VE state matter in the
least degree different from the shape
il has in our own minds
When in tho statement OF what
may be true in fact, we purposely
omit any circumstances which are
necessary to correct apprehension
Of the truth
When we exaggerate or eytenu-
ate any of those circumstances
When we purposely arrange the
facts of true representation in
such u manner ut to deceive
When. with intention to deceive, +,
we accompany statement with the
look of the eve. n tone Of the voice,
II motion of the head, or ANYTHING
which may influence the mind and
con'lucte to false impression
When we answer question eva-
sively, so MS to deceive, under the
secret pretense that the inquirer has
no right to know the truth
Nhen, by word or act, we create
an expectation which we do not in
tend to fulfill;
When we create an expectation
which. though We intend to fulfill it
we afterward fail to fulfill, without
due care to explain the cause OF the
failure;
When we do not fulfill Il promise
in every respect precisely as we sup
pose the promisee understood it,
When we fulfill q contract or
promise in every particular except
as to time, and make an effort, show
no disposition to give early notice
that the delay was Unavoidable. -
JPatchman and Reflector.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-05-10
DIR. GORDNER'S
Great Medical Discoveries.
MAY FLOWER AND GENTIAN,
THE INDIAN COMPOUND

fcrci 10 the public. via For Crtmp collie, Diar'
rhca. Dysen,cry ,Cholart. AMI all summer Com
plaints Rheumatism Toothnche and Neuralgia
This Compound Is warranted and has never
been known 10 tail IN Oramp Colle in Horses.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-05-10
Pitfalls for Youna Men.
The world learns its lessons 81,

The world learns its lessons slow |
". Much Of the world does not
learn its lessons at all. The young
are everywhere growing mp amid the
ruins of other lives, apparently with
out inquiring or caring for the rea-
sons Of the disasters to life, furtune
and reputation that are happening,
or have happened, everywhere around
them. One man, with great trusts
of money in his hands. betrays the
confidence Of the public, becomes n
defaulter, and blows his brains out.
Another, led on by love Of power and
ambition for place, is degraded at
last to poor demayogue without
character and influence. Another,
through asurrender of himself TO sem
suality, becomes disgnsted beast.
With heart and brain more foul chan
the nests of uncleap birds. Another,
tasting aud tasting the winecup, be-
comes drunkard at last. and dies
in horrible delirium, or lives to be a
curse TO n wife. children and friends.
There is an army. Of those poor
wretches in every large city in the
land, dying daily, and daily reinforc-
ed. A young girl, flowing not wise
ly, but too well, yields herself to q
seducer, who ruins and forsakes her
to life of despair. Not one girl,
but a thousand Of girls yearly, so
that very great company of those
whose robes are soiled beyond clean
sing, hide themselves in the grave
during a twelve month another
great company of the pure, drop to
their places and keep filed to reple-
ton the ranks of prostitution. Again
aud again in instances beyond count.
ing are these tragedies repeated in
the full presence OF the rising gene
GRAFTON, and yet it seems to grow no
wiser.
Nothing has been more fully DEM
onstiated than that the first steps OF
sin and folly are fraught with peril.
Nothing has been better proved than
that temperate drinking is always
dan gerous. aud that excessive drink
ing is always ruinous II is very
well known that man cannot con-
sort with lewd woman for IN hour
without receiving taint that a
whole life If repentance cannot fully
eradicate. Since time began. women
have been lei astray by the same
pledges, by the same empty re-
wards.
If young men and women could
possibly learn. wisdom, it would
seem rs il they might get it in a day,
by simply using their eyes and
thinking upon what they see.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-05-10

Balance due Miohssi Yeisisy ~ 20
We tho Auditors ~ Centre Township. having
met this 9th day Of April A. ID. ls7f. aud exam
ined the torsoinx accounts and found them cor.
30. BowERsOx,
q. W. sHOWERs,
j. ~. HABTMAN.
Aoditova
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-05-10


CHILpREN's RULES FOR HOME
FROM OLIVER OpTIc. BE careful to
shut the door after you, WITHOUT
sla,nming it.
2 Never shout, jump or run in
the house
3. Never call to persons mp stairs,
or in the next room, il you wish to
speak to them, 60 quietly where they
are,
A. Always speak kindly and po.
litely to the domestics. il You would
have them do the same to you.
s. When told to or not to do a
thing by either parent. never ask
why YOU should or should not do it
6 Tell your own faults and miss
doings, not OF those of your Broth.
ers and sisters.
7. Carefully clean the mud or
snow off your boots and shoes be-
fore entering the house.
8, BE prompt at every meal-hour.
8. Never sit down at the tablo or
in the parlor with dirty hands or
tumbled hair.
10. Never interrupt any conversa>
ton, but wait patiently your turn
to speak.
II. Never preserve your good
manners for company. but be equally
polite at home and abroad.
~. Let yonr first, last and best
confdant be your mother.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-05-10

EAoLE HOTEL
- No. 227, North srd g..
SssSsss ~ = ssss e. ssS S w. n HPAils1slshls
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-05-10
A GOOD FAMILY MEDICINE
SwAYNE'S
TAR & SARSAPARfLLA PILLS.

Headache. Lanvuor and Nolan shoiy general.
Iy spring from disorierei stomach costivensss
or torpid liver. Each may be speedily remov-
ed ny Dr Swayne's Tar pills, witch stimu late
the Liver md stomarh to n healthy action In
removing all biifousness, and prod ucing rsgu-
lar excavations OF tho bowels.
q LIVER COMPLAINT
that dreaded disease from which 80 many per.
sons suffer, is frequently the cause OF
HEADACHE, INDIGESTION, q
DYSPEPSIA
IL speedily relieved. md sre often permanently
cured by their use. Feyersare oftsn preveptsd
by the use Of these Ssrsaparilh pills, as1hsy
carry of. through the blood, the impurities IRON
which they arise. For oostiveness there 10
nothing SO etcctual rs
SwAYNE'S TAR AND SARSAPARILLA
PILLS.
They are purely vegetable, and act specially
on their liver as Blue Mass or Ualomcl with.
out any bad results from tai ing.
Describe symptoms Oh nil Communication,
ana address letters to ur. Swayno h Son, Phila.
delphis. No charge for advice. Sent By mall
on receipt OF price. Price 20 cents box hvs
boxes for VI.
Ask your druggist for them.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-05-10
Centre Township Finances.

A UDITORS' Statement OF Township
Aexpenses OF Centre lown-hip for the
ear ending April 1917.
Supervisors Accounts.
ieo. Tlsrman Supervisor for year
1s16.'17 DR.
To amt OF his duplicate S393 ,S
Bal. due Up. at former settlement - 20
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-05-10
T0All!
Itching Piles

Are generally proceeded Nv rnrissu-s. h~s esrs
pirstion; distressing itching ss though ptn-woeuB
larry at night whom undressing. or In bsd ahsr
getting warm often tines shove itssif srouud
the privste PARTS. ant frsqrentIy fsuSties are
soreiy afnictei, exien ing inio the vssins, prov
Ing worry distrs-ing. U,s,s ofi,nr sssukinG ere
permanently cursi by simniv sppiving
SwAYNE'S OINTMENT.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-05-10
Is Your Hair Falling Out
OR TURNING GRAYi
II So Do Not Fail To Use
LONDON HAIR COLOR REsr0RER|

LONDON HAIR COLOR REsroRBA
The Great ReDl1tntiOn |
Which II has attained snd the large number 4
testimonials which are constantly being receivs
are conclusive proof OF its great value.
Proof POsiiiue--A New Suit Of Hair. Nd
turai Cbbr and Beautg Restored.
DR.. Swsyns sop--some sig years ego, =
gan to loose NY bad. aud continued to do Do
until the scalp becafne - bare ~ the palm Of u
hahd, troubled Also with . dissafseAbis itchifl
fever, great heat And dsndruh. small pustul
would form, quite sore ~ the touch, aud the
m.sains potion Of the hsir, on tho aide and b..
uunsher Of 9sntovztives, leo csIiedl, without -
oess. aud my hsAd nearly destitute OF hair u 4
lnctantly commsncsd usiug the
London Hair Color Resiorer and Dre
in0."
Nov. through its use, caEdor aud justice eonpI
me % ssy to oil the ! nov posssss . new e
tts original dark aud giossy sppesraneev END
venture the assertion, the v0rld fuvntshss
preparation equsl 70 this end ! do consei.
uously ~ to al who sro ersy er bald. half
spd ha!s4 o. fsiltns, touss q onss this sisaa
aAe as''sA'sais p'''1lSs;xfi lsxiS :islsl'i n MARSHAL
oassss. U. .. H., go Lsassrd sSsssi. ~
Ds, Dalton Of Phllsdslphia, eye u NJ u
Iosdcs asir Colss 1sslo;ss !; ~ very sys.
= s;'s'f iissssissss ssssS 81 i'on % 49, iissss
!5 cmls psv 8AltIe,
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-05-10
Only Remedy for Hard Times,
Change Your surroundlngs.

All wanting FRUIT FARMS, especially
adapted :, the growth ofthe VINE, whore Il
is an established success and pays LARGE
src.,h Of psscs.., Pears. Apple. and sn.ii Ill
MANY bundled. % excellent vfNEYxaDs.
THE LOCATION Is only 81 miles south OF
Philadelphia, BY Railroad. In mild, delightful
climate: and at the yery doors Of the Nov York
runs direct TO Now York.
TILE $1,000 pLA0E @ Z. already large Large, successful
nfactofies Of shoes, Clothing Glass, Straw
Goods and other things, at which different
ss @, ss%s
years past for people suffering from pulmonary
affections, Asthma. Catarrh, Axue, and debili-
"a new BricS Hotel has lust been cc,npletsd.
100 feet front. With back buildings, four stories
high. including French roof. aud all modern I'm
p. Ice Of FARM LAND ta5. 90 per Acre. pay.
able by itstailnents. within tue period Of four
years. In this climate planted out TO vines, 20
acres Of land will count fully as much as LOO
Persons unacauaintcd with Fruit Growing.
can become familiar with IL In short time on
account Of ofsurroundings.
Five Acres One Acre, and Town Lots in the
towns OF Landisvilie aui Vineiand, also Tor
sale.
whilst visiting the Centennial Exhibition,
vineland eau be visited at snail expense.
A paper containing full Information will bc
sent upon application to CaAaLEs X. LANDS,
Ninoiiud. N. j., free OF cost.
The following Ia an extract from description
Of Ninrland, published Ia the Now York Tat
BusR, by the well known Agriculturist, Solon
Robinson
All tho farmers were OF tho well IN do" sort,
and some of them, who have turncI their atten-
tion to iruits and market gardening, have grown
rich. The soil IL loan, varying from sandy To
| clsyey, and surface gently unduIating, inter
| sected with small streams and occasional wet
meade ws. In which deposits OF peat or muck are
stored, sufficient to fertiliye tho whole upland
surface alter II has been exhausted of Its natur-
| al fertility. .
II Is certainly one Of tho most extensive Ter.
| tile tracts, In aa almost level position, and
suitable condition lor pleasant farming, that
wo know Of this side Of the Western prairies,
We found some of tho oldest farms apparently
Just as proiitably productive MS when nrst clear.
ed of forest ntty or hundred years ago.
| The goologlst woul sooa discover thu cause
ofthis continued fertility, Tho whole country
Is marine deposit. and all through the so II we
| found evidences OF calureous substances. gener.
ally IN tho form OF induratoi calcareous mari
| showing many distinct forms OF ancient shells
| OF the tertiary formttlol and this tnarly sub
stance IL scattered all through the soii In very
eomminuted form, and In the exact condition
most easily assimilated by such plants as th'
former desires to cultivate Aag.3,To
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-05-10
Newspaper Advertising Agents
GEO. P. R0wELL & CO.,
Al PARK ROW, N. Y.

They have the satisfaction Of cont rolling
the most extensive and complete adver.
tising come ction which has ever been se-
cured, and one which would he hardly
possible in any other country but this.
They have succeeded in working down q
complex business into SO thoroughly n
systematic method that no change in the
newspaper system Of America can escape
notice. while the widest information
upon all topices interesting 10 advertise
ers is placed readily At the disposed OF the
public. --Errdet from New York Times.
June IA, 1876.
, 1877-02-02
Gtne VaIi6niinserbamSe TT
GcNtsccl0SOe

0te Boliseibeh 0rben in Deutihlanb ners
folesn eeQenpdrtia spe, Gsenien elmer
ou9enideinliH iebr fleibis arbeiteneen Salihs
minserbanbe, Die DOE Sturgeon in 9eipsig cine
Menae falider @eloitide in GROCER Ufannlg.
foltiateit on ben Mann 9ebradt bat. 0a
BON ben Sdlidunseu fib mDalif'rweiie aud
ater cine ODER Die anbere uorfiuoen f6nnte. 10
gtbsn mir uaditsbeno cine Selareibur9 ber'
ielben. @s Tup bier Wiinsiortsn, bic ale
aus 3,nr uno Slsi gesoiien Hno, uno 5tpar:
y berso9lid b-aunidmeisti9e @lntbalerfiide
pom Sabre 1866 nit Dem Win5asidsn B
unb nit nen,s beuem &lause, Welde fih
ourd eiue 3abl iebr feinsr @nBporsn per-
bdatis maden, elatten Hano bsitsen nno
auf Der g9appenleite bel Der 3ahl XXX
eiren stlpa 8 Mi0imeter laugen Grid 9et'
gen; y f0utsl. iddlihe @lntbaleriiide bonn
Sabre 1871 !si.!.i nit Il BEN y gsttya sBlfaifts ! Is6 Inf Jsas
%ihmommene Wappenie,le 5etgeu, mebrere
@u6isbler unb glatien 0tanb beiiesn; - fai'
ierlid beutids GiNmarftiide bonn Sabre 1875
nit Dem Wiins5eiden F uub lebr matter
Mappenleite uub mangelbaft genaybtem
Nano; 4) faiieglsd1 oeuti9e Slnsispfennrg.
iiids bon Sabre 1876 NIT benz Wfiinaset9en
A, pelhe on sini9sn Steuen Elm pisl Su bret-
ties, au anoeren gar fem StabGen 5si9en.