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The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-01-11
Correspondence with a Corpse.

THE Virginia New Enterprise, of
/ recent date, says that some weeks
previous young scapegrace in that
.ity, who had left his parental roof in
New York under cloud in 1865, con-
Guided to "put up job on the old
gentleman and make a raise He
accordingly telegraphed to his father
n New York:
"MR. --: Your son Walter was
killed in the Con. Virginia this morn
ng by a falling cage. What shall we
10 with the remains?
IN. l.. BARKER"
Almost Immediately telegraphic
order came for $50 and the laconic
reply: "Bury Them The fictitious
NJ. l.. Barker seized the $3.50 and went
IN a royal spree, and few weeks after
ward he wrote to his father over his
real name, as follows:
"DEAR FATHER: 1 have just
learned that an infamous scoundrel
named Barker sent you fictitious ac-
count of my death and swindled you
out of $50. He also borrowed $50
from me and left the country. Iwrite
to inform you that l am yet alive, and
that l long to see the old parental roof
again. | am in somewhat reduced cir
cumstances, the accumulation of the
last five years having been lost-a dis
astrous stock speculation-and if you
would spare me 5000 l will ever be
thankful for your favor. Give my
love to all. Your affectionate son,
walter"
A few days later the young man re-
ceived the following:
"MY DEAR Son: l have buried you
once, and that's an end of it. / de-
cline having any more transactions
with corpse. Yours in the flesh,
"FATUER."
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-01-11
HOSPITAL for the Lunga.

There is movement in Chicago for the
establishment of public Hospital for the
cure of Lung Diseases. 1t seems there is no
such institution in the United States. At q
public meeting called for that object, DR..
Robert Hunter (wkely known as an author
ity on the Lungs) was invited to deliver a
lecture, demonstrating the entire durability
of most Lung cases when properly treated,
and the urgent want of such an institution
pointel committee of prominent citizens
to forward the good work. BY request of
this committee, DR.. Hunters lecture has
been published for free distribution, and a
copy will be mailed to any address on appli.
cation 20 DR.. r. Hunter, Chicago.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-01-11
What a Plucl>y Young Woman
Did,

ONE of the triple millionaires of the
avenue, man noted for his energy,
has a daughter who is gifted with
some of her fathers qualities. She is
society belle in the full sense of the
term, being courted for her good sense,
personal beauty and her fathers golden
ducats. About ten days ago she re-
ceived telegram announcing that a
young lady cousin, with whom she had
been on the most tender terms of in
timacy, was lying dangerously i'll in a
suburb of Boston. 1t was ON Satur-
day afternoon two weeks ago, the day
of the memorable wind storm, when
sensible women kept indoors. This
young lady, whose name by the way
is Kate C., had no time to commu-
nicate with her father, but, gathering
together all the money there was in
The house, packed her satchel and,
taking her maid along, started off to
Boston at an hour notice. She arrived
there in driving snow-storm at six
o'clock Sunday morning, hired hack
to take her seventeen miles into the
country there being no Sunday morning
trains), and, to hasten the ride, paid
the driver to change horses en- route.
On arrival she found her relative a
corpse, and the family almost para
lyzed from grief. Kate persuaded a
neighbor to carry her seven miles fur
Their to small town where a casket
and funeral garments could be pur
chased, and, fastening back, PERSONAL,
ly superintendent all the details of an
arrangement to prepare the body for
removal. At daylight, Monday morn
ing. with members of the family, she
was off again, this time with the
casket in charge, and, reaching the
railroad, the first train was taken,
which in due time brought the re-
mains back to the city. She never
changed her clothing from the Satur-
day when she left this city until the
next Monday night. 1t was per-
Torrance which would have worried
an ordinary man. 1t is stated that
this young lady is petite as well as
comedy, and in appearance the reverse
of the tough little woman she has
proved herself. IN. Y. Cor. Chicago
Tribune.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-01-11

new continuance, and, having acquired
the art, the iron horse was pranced to
a point near the rivers edge, and then
the Colonel began to elbow his horn"
as he never blew it before or since.
People in the town on the opposite
side wondered for long time what
had got into that locomotive, but all
of sudden a telegraph operator over
yonder began to prick up his ears, and
exclaimed: "Why, that old loco
motive is calling this telegraph sta
ton; it is giving our signal" Then it
occurred to tie operator what was
wanted, and engaging locomotive on
his own side of the river, he ran to a
convenient point, and thence ensued
what must ever be regarded as one of
the loudest ineligible conversations
on record The method of confab
proved perfectly satisfactory.
Operators have a way of talking by
signal great deal when they want to
say something they prefer those pres
ent should not hear. Once on time
a couple of operators took their hash
at the same clearinghouse, and at
table they had habit of chatting by
means of the Geographic alphabet.
One day a newly-married couple APP
peared at the table, The bride was a
beauty, and the operators were call
eyes," Soon one signaled another,
and remarked: "Nice bit of calico on
there" EYES," answered the other,
"and wouldn't | like to kiss her ruby
lips" "Tap, tap, tap" suddenly
sounded from across the table, and the
festive youths to their CONSERVATION
spelled cut, "Say, you fellows, if you
talk any more about my wife, I'll
thrash you within an inch of your
lives. 1t appears that the groom was
a member of their own profession.
Profuse apologies followed, ria the
telegraph.
Taken in all. it's ramifcations, the
subject of telegraphy is one of intense
interest, and must ever remain one of
the marvels of the world.-Chicago
Times.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-01-11
VANISHED FACES.

EVERY Spring the same flowers mind rs
Death is weak, and life is strong;
Every night the same stars give us
Hope Of better light ere long.
If each Spring new flowers unfolded
Would they be Oneh half go dear
As the old familiar blossoms
We have loved thro' many year,
If each night some strange netD glory
Shone upon us from above,
Tho we looked on il with wonder,
Should we look on It with love,
As on stars that always watched us,
Linked IN thought with earliest years,
Dear old friends that whispered comfort
Even to our childhood's fears:
Night is falling; Deaths cold Winter
Steals our flowers; but his dread reign
Soon will end, ard vanished faces
Some Spring day will smile again;
The same faces we remember
With the old familiar smile;
Winter graves and Nights dark silence
O. ly last little while.
Jane Besenasres, in London Guardian
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-01-11

Like an i'll wind, and cannot be mastered too
early. What is trifdng attack of sickness
to-day may, if unattended to, become a seri
Gus case in week. Small ailments should
be nipped in the bud before they blossom
into full blown maladieS If this advice were
attended 10, many heavy bill for medical
liver is disordered, the stomach foul, the
bowels INSTRUCTED, or the nerves disturbed,
resort should at once be had to that supreme
remedy, Hoste.ter's Stomach Bitters, few
doses of which will restore healthy action
and put the system in perfect order. 1t is a
wise precautien to keep this Incompatible
preventive in the house, since it checks,
with unrivaled promptitude, disorders which
breed others far more dangerous, and in
their latest developments are themselves
often fatal
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-01-11

1t is said that the guif-weed Sar-
gassssm boeciferu,n, common in tropic-
cal seas, is potent for the reduction of
obesity. The same virtue is also as
cribed to the various species of Fucus,
or sea-weed. found on the New Eng
land coast. A fluid extract of the
weed is sold by druggists; but an in
fusion. or tea, made from the plant,
is preferable,
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-01-11
EOld Rellable.O

There are many reputed remedies for that
very prevalent disease, Chronic Nasal
Catarrh, but none which have given general
satisfaction and become cknowledged
standard preparations, except DIR. Sage's
Catarrh Remedy. 1t continues to enjoy an
unprecedented popularity. This reputation
has been earned through the permanent cures
which ii has wrought, having proved itself a
specific in the worst forms of the disease.
Pierce's Pocket Memorandum Books are
given away at drug-stores.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-01-11
COLLINS C
v0LTAIC
PLASTERS,

A N Electro-Galyantc Battery, combined with tim
n celebrated Medcated Porous Plaster. f0rmi"v
the grandcst curative agentin the world OF incdicne
and utterly surprising all other Plassrs HERETOFORE
In use. They accomplish moro In one week than tho
old Plastcrs IN wholc year. They do not palliate
they CURE. Instant relief afforded in
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Paralysis, Cramps.
St. Nitus' Dance, Sciatica, Hip Complaints.
Spinal Affections, Nervous Pains and Irri-
tations, Epilepsy or Fits proceeding from
Shocks to the Nervous System, Rsipturcs
and Strains, Fractures, Bruises, Contu-
sions, Weak Muscles and Joints, Nervous
and Feeble Muscular Action, Great Sore
ness and Pain in any Part of the Body,
Weak and Painful Kidneys, Great Tender
ness of the Kidneys, and Weak and Lame
Back, caused by Chronic Inflammation of
the Kidneys.
So confident arc the rroprctors IN the great value
ofths Plaster nil other Plasters that they do
hesitate to WARRANT it to possess greater far greater
curative properties than all others combined, whne
the price each viz. 5 cents, is within the aCh
Of every sufferer in tho land. Insist, therefore, upon
having whatyo call for.
Sold everywhere. Sent by mall, carefully wrapped
and warranted receipt OF price, Is gents one,
81 % for six, or 225 for twelve, by WEEKS POT.
TER, Proprietors. Boston.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-01-11

CONTAINS A COMPLETE LIST
OF NEWSPAPERS AND PERI
ODICALS IN THE UNITED
STATES, TERRITORIES, AND
DOMINION OF CANADA, AR
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BY
TOWNS, GIVING NAME, DAYS
OF ISSUE, POLITICS, OR GEN.
ERAL CHARACTER. FORM,
SIZE, SUBSCRIPTION PRICE
PER YEAR, DATE OF ESTAB-
LIsHMENT, EDITORS AND
PUBLISHERS NAMES, AND
CIRCULATION!
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-01-11

n,ec.ory estimates the circulation Of no news
paonsher for the actual figures, and sufc,en, t;,s
s showed Tor the statement to to hand had sucb
NJ oeiiesed that no publisher of a newspaner Az
~. dissatisfaction with the circulation
Rs PIE 51T1ns, IN the AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DI.
lohi who does not desire to impress the n,h,,
that his edition is greater than IL il in pubic
Inc reason sometimes given for NOT Snrn,.,,..
un..,a statement Of circulation for nnh.
mca.ion In the AMERICAN NEWSPAPER nIB peo-
ioKi Is that many advertisers believe the ci-cn,..f
tSa .nan 1t really u.s. and that this
authoritatively be made known. 'A' 'Ae's should
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-01-11

II a publisher neglects to make any sto,.r,.,. :.
.i.cuaton his Indifference will not excuse the nnb.
nsners OF the Directory for imperfectiops in their
COOK For all such cases the editor Of the Director
nas instructions to estimate the circulation rom
information as may be open to him. '"o"
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-01-11

lists, as follows: sou's'ns Classified
Taru yssI,S. PUBLISHING OVER 5000 coprrs
naoh ISSUE; RELIGIOUS NEWsp spvn eoli .E
rrE sfl NEWSPAPERS ANn N p pEs AND
T11Rr p lNn TO AGRICULTURE, HoRT1c1 ni.
sURGERy ~ r snl1uCCh aG; MEDICINE AMI
E MEMT AND INSTRUCTION or rf,;, A MUSE,
aN NccE-AAsoNRY. oDDFELLowsHIp rrp9n,S':
AMCE; COMMERCE AND FINANc,s, lE ssR
n An REAL ESTATE SCIENCE AM MEMS lMsuR-
NFw NE, rnw; SPORTS. MUSIC. FASHIONS. aIsN
m THE ." Gr ans PRINTED WHOLLY OR IN pAS1
SPANISH, HOLLANDIsH rS*u1A1sDiNAvIAN,
P RF1aiAN. PORTUGUESE, POLISH AVE WELSH.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-01-11

Inat none but true and explicit statements NAV he
accepted from Others every publisher will 500 . W
cessy OF giving his in regular form n Mt Mi :,
one is allowed to vary the form little, another NAV
vary as MUCK possibly little more II none yary r.
all will be fairly treated ' w.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-01-11
THIRD

II any publisher is unwilling have his
published the Directory 1t to its patrons to state
why the information is withheld. This is done by i'm
serting the words "Objects to stating circulation
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-01-11
TENTH.

~ persons who decline making any statement the
FORM adopted is as unobjectionabie as any other.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-01-11
FoURTH.

If willing to have his true circulation given pnb
fisher Will desire that none but true CALCULATIONS sha
be published for competing journals.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-01-11
NINTH.

FROM persons who are not willing to furnish an rx.
statement, any other would be worse than
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-01-11

Every publisher Is either willing or unwilling To
have his circulation published in tise Directory
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-01-11
SIXTH,

statement Intended to convey explicit inform,t,o,
must De so worded as to the possibility OF ito
meaning being misconstrued. - ~
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-01-11


PUBLISHERS OF NEWSPAPERS
ARE SUPPLIED WITH m RIAyE
uuuxru raurS u-
TIE FOLAOU-
ING CONCLUSIONS FOR GRANT
ED.
FIRST.
Every publisher Is either Willing or rnw,,,,,. :,
have his circulation published in the D,rec,orx W
aHOoNn
II any publisher is unwilling to have his circu,otor
r., ., a., ...' oMss !. W Its patrons 10 state
sorting the words, "Objects to tating circulation
THIRD.
Usher will desire that none Int trne cscnat,a Pun
A"'
Eor--
That none but true calculations may be published
1t necessary that none but explicit statements he
cepted.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-01-11
FIFTH.

That none but true circulations may be published
necessary that none but explicit be ae
cepted. " -
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-01-11
0HvDNrH.
1IGHTH,

The blank Is entirely unobIectionah,e n t,o.. ~,
DESIRE TO furnish full and explicit informatish
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-01-11

.ugon 70 me above information the A>,rpr.
No. NEWspAPER DIRECTORY contains c1.s.iaa,
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-01-11

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Ser JnGs umo Del. Mberglanben.

SIM 6udle erblidte Der fritbere SolfSs
a~berglaube ben ~perfappten Ieufel ooer
cine alte beioniide @ottbeit. @ie iid nod
ieet lebenoe @reiie J. 8. in Sber0lterreid
erirnerr, id)eltte iid oaber oaS Solf, ben
6uds BET ieinem redten Namen st nen~
men, neil ntarl fiircbtete ct nabme oies
libel, fdnte oann III Saus uno Sof uto
beitrafe ben uroorltdtisen Spreder I'M
Dem ct Tim Die Siibner ralbe. SIM Sberz
Diterreid trus Der Studs Die 9fanten Sol3z
bansl 5ansl, Bredtel, 2aufao, Genuao
II. I. IN. I'm ltd nit Dem 61td)s a1f gtz
ten 6uB 3t i~tellelt f~iitterte nta i'm f0r1t>
lid) inoem man tim J, g, &opf uno @in>
gelpeioe elmer Senue auf etnen Ylat i'm
@alo leste. @ine Sauerin tit Soffird)en
9ins bon Belt st a3cit nit einem DSafn,"
luortn gutter fitr ben Tud)S mar, tn Den
Walo, tint es an einem palieuben B'aee
tieoer3ulesett, nobel lie einen Sprah berz
ia9te. @enn man uutermess sufaais benz
6uds in Die Ndbe fam, pfleste man ibn
an3areoen, am b~auii9lten nit benz Namten
uSansl;" 1taa slaubte, oaB Der 5ud)s
iid bieronrd seidn1eidelt fiible. 9od
i1dte fid oas abergldltbige Solf audb
nod oureb anoere Wtittel boz Dem blutz
oiirifisem 6ei1oe s1 idiieert. Wtan ga6
ben iunsen Siibnd)en, luenn ite gum erlten
Scale ms 6reie setrieben wuroen, eine
Ssnasleber gu freiien ODER ltuste tbnen
am MISUNDERSTANDING Dor Someuauf9ang
6liisel umo Sdwan3; beioes iollte oen
6u6s pom Nauben abbalten. Sin Wfitz
tel, in welhem Die 8etdmpfuns oes Teu>
fels, oen nan int SuAs perlnutbete, nod
mebr berportritt, mar, oaB nlan ben Siibz
Safer gu freiien CAB, Der NIT benz
Slute zines wdbreno oer @barireita9spros
seilion beitodenen idwarsen 2amn1es be-
lprengt morben mar. Satte Der 6rd)s
troe aler oieler Sorfe6runsen cine Semue
9eraubt, 70 iagte man: r@'ies'n @ott,
@ies'n @ott!" Wfan glaubte, baB ct oa@
bon ein @rauiem befdnre uno fortan aus
bltebe.
, 1877-03-01

fdAperen Gee binter bent Webr naA Dem
Sanb binaufiauife. Sd banfte tim ebeu
10 bSflid), nno ais er orebte uno meinte,
Der Shmnge1er Soc uiiroe gelegentltd
einmal nabere 8efanntidaft nit ibm
iAlieBen, setgte id linn oen 8aaait uno
luo i'm elm, Inn b0len Nadreoen por3us
6euaen, NIT mir nab benz Spiirer bins
a%rts3uiegeln, uno er mar ;ufrieoen. Ier@
Dammit Sci mem Wetter tpte bas beus
ttse fam ein &ajiiteniunse idmusgeln,
nur 9 Steuern mu6 er oeriteben. SIN
Dorfe faufte id men balben Sammel
uuo me @aGone WbiSfp fir Die 9eute,
oaB es ausiab, uie me @eiddftsiade,
uno fort sins's mteoer um bic nddite @fe
berum.
gu mirlt's 10 lanse treiben, bis iie Dir
oas 9anomert sriinolih oerleioen, oerz
feete Subica nnSufrieoent uno iie ent3og
benz iunsen Wtanne Die Sano, Inn ie
nadlallis in Die 1aide ibres @esenrodes
5u i%enfen Elm seieelideS @ewerbe wiiroe
oid chen 10 gut ernabren, Wenn ou
aber 9%laubft, baB Elm ebrlide8 Wtdohen
zines Sdmasslers 6rau meroen m0hte.
10 tduldeit ou bid.
Soc ifrid iein NIT idwar3em 5laum
oidt beoedtes &inn uno tas leidte Sdrtz
den auf Der Sberlippe.
Sltoica, bemerfte er oarauf iorslos,
ou braudit's nur gu iasen, unb oas
Sdmu9se(n fat iein gnoe. Nnein 70
lar9e ou it0rrtld oarauf bebarrft, feines
WanneS Weib meroen gu ipollen - MN,
g Sdmug9eln 1T in meir er 6amilie
uno id, als Der 2eete meileS
mill nidt aus Der Mrt ldlaz
gen: lernte ids Oo@ Don meinem Sas
ter -
uno uie nett bra9te ct es?
(6ortiebuns folst.)
, 1877-03-01

Wsrf elmer Minute, absr baS punber'
bare @atbiel Bel hem nur idwaden
MonoIidt gu lOlen, permodts i'd n'd)t.
Sd ffede 6eBbatb beioe Burden 10, mle
fie ~aneinanber fteiitern, in ben Sasoran'
ssn, sebe eifenbs rad 3aule uno be-
leudte bier bic gampenbdupter BON
alien Seiten, obns cine eoiuns oes
&atbiels gu finoen. @nbtid reiBe l4
unseoulois bic suiammea iiscnoen aopte
%seipaltlam poneinanSer, uRS| wisertlarte
lid mir ba bas @nnssr? Sang naturs
lid ! Nn benz 9aounaspapier - i'd
itsdte in Der @its osS WegsebenS sinise
alte grieie in Die Sasotalde gu Saoe'
pfropfen ! = bate nod etmas Siegel,
lad sslsflen, oas, burb Den SduB Sann
oann seworoen, msiusm paisn in Der
Stirnwone fleben 9sblieben mar, uno
oieisr, i'm GereubuusStampf nod sinen
md9tiseu Sue nebmeno. einen %smeitsn
Saien, Der, ebenfaus an &obl lid oelec'
tireno, burb meinemS AuB aufssldredt,
inn seraoe entse9enipran9, osrmaBsn
5ulammenssfabrcn, oaB it'd Ssibe, Der
SerenbenSe uno Der lsbenoi9e, nit Dem
Sie9elad 5uiammsnflsiitsrtsn."
uno Der Doftor trauf iein sroBes PaBs
ofnS nnn Tuu1h inf pineu 2uo leer.
erbob lid) init einem r9ute Nadt
a1erleits !" uro sins oauon. ST wollte
iid fla9li@ ben Sies nidt idmalern
~laiicu. Der Gonrettor absr Iprans
'putbsno auf, idlus nit Der Sano auf
ben Gid. oaB Die Slider %fiirrtsu uno
rief: uSnfame 9aasn! Sang iniams
2isen ! Sabsn @ie len,als iolde sraB=
lids, craiis eissn selOrt, msine 5errsn?
Sol' Der Seuiel Den OoftorI
, 1877-03-01
SefentliGe Danfiasuns.

Ans5ue ans etnem Srtefe ssn .. 9einnaaIs
Ier, gufi 5oparb COUNTY,. Soma, an isinef
Spbn 5. 5einmiQer, &ebafteuy tes ALBA.
nY Scrolls.
Sd Fam nf&t nmbtn, Did ~ ut.
ten, tn Dstnsm gIatte uniern UHentli9en DAM
tar bic Seiluns Teiner SHUTTER hurh DR..
Mus. aShts's 5amburser 2r0pfen
ansaulpreHsn. @ie Du tpeibt, lit bic liebe
Mutter an etnem idiperen 0eberleiben, unb
lslblt bic 5tlfe unlerer Mer3te tpar perssbli9.
Wtr probtrten bic 5amburser Grppfen, unb
puroe bxt9 ben @ebrau1 beritlben bic Sc
lunbbeit Der SHUTTER pteber gang bsrssfeQt,-
go pini9s On tpGrbef bic 6~amburger
Webtctnen thinner auf's Bette empfeblen,
osnr fs 9absn fld auf's 0Ortrefai9fe In uaie-
rsr GamiIie bctuabrt.
, 1877-03-01

Der Oapf elmer TamiIte.-S& m,
ntstns grau fassn Sbnen ben erSbtsn Daut fiji
pr. Mu gnf 3Snts's 1amburgu
yrspfeM f9reibt 6err Scbn Yptt, Geneva,
Sa.. benin bttielben baben uns srpbe Dsenle
ertpteien. 0ir Iadea bic IrOpfsu nt@t mebr
ausgebeu.