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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-06-01
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
St. Paul Railroad Time Tables.

st. Paul & Pacific Railroad,
March 81, ISIS.
Main Line through trains for Litchneld. Wilma.
Landing and Winnipeg. 80"
ca ~, leave. Arrive,
o. faul. 500 p. m. Fishers L'g 90 ,. NJ,
5 Hl1neapohs. GAO p. N. Minneapolis 80 Z. 10.
Tisher LANDING 80 m st. Paul -. 10 80 q N
Willmar Accommodation.
Leave. Arrive.
st. Paul :o5 N Minneapolis :s2 = n
Minneapolis 1886 m st. Paul K.Ionn-
Branch Line through train for St. Cloud. Brs.nexd.
and Bismarck.
Leave. Arrive
st. Paul. 1880 a. Minneapolis 30 =. m.
Minneapolis. :. 1880 a. m. 81. Paul. -. GAO D. M.
s. Paul and Minneapolis trains.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-06-01

Chicago, st. Paul and Minneapolis Line
comprising the Chicago, st Paul & MIN
neapolis and Chicago and Northwostern
Railways.
Depot foot of 6ibiey street. Ticket and FREIGHT
Office, northwest corner Third and Jackson streets
Charles II. Petsch, Ticket Agent.
: Trains Leave ArrIve
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-06-01
Markets in Detail.

RENTEs-ll1f 32c.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-06-01

81. raul. 6:2O m st. Paul -. 7 :3S d m
-=s-===--s---
Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul Railway,
Passenger Depot foot OF Jackson street Ticket and
Freight Office Southeast Corner Of Third and Jack.
son streets. Charles Thompson, Ticket Agent, st.
Paul.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-06-01

Through Chicago and is1l rs a. M 70 80 4. m.
Eastern Express -. II 7:4O D. m. @2:N D. M
Hudson Accommodation - 6:O4 o. M s9:65 = m
Connections made at Camp Douglss for Milwaukee,
Sundays excepted. tSaturdays excepted. tMon-
days excepted.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-06-01

Southern Minnesota Railway, Connecting ut
Ramsey with C. NJ. T. st. T.. Trains North
and South.
At Wells with Central Railroad OF Minnesota, and
at La Crosse with G. NJ. 4 st. P. Railway for an
points East -
Going West-Trains leave La Crosse w 7:b7 Z m
Trains pass Ramsey. 2.42 m
TONG EaS|Irains pass Ramsey. l0.AS . 10
Arrive at La Crosse ........ 6:26 d
Minneapolis Time.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1878-01-11
POetical.
song FOR THE NEW YEAR.
BY ELIZA COOK.

old rme has turn another page
OF Eternity and truth;
He reads with warning voice to age,
And whispers lesson to youth
year has fed oe'r heart and head
Sin last the yule log burnt;
nd we have Il task, to closely ask
What the bosom and brain have earnti
on let us hope that our sands have run
Ndth Wlsdom's precious grains!
oh, may we fiud that our hands have done
Some work OF glorious pains
Then welcome and cheer to the merry New Year,
While the holly CLEANS above us;
with pardon for the foes who hate,
And prayer for those who love us.
We may have seen some loved ones pass
To the land Of hallowed rest
We may miss the glow Of an honest brow
And the warmth Of a friendly breast
But II we nursed them while on earth
With hearts all true and kind,
Will their SPIRITS blame the sinless mrth
those rrue hearts left behind?
No, no It were not well nor wise
To mourn with endless pain
There, a better world beyond the skies
here the good shall meet again
Then welcome and cheer 10 the merry New Year,
While the holy CLEANS above us;
With pardon for the foes who hate
And prayer for those who love us.
Have our days rolled on, serenely free
From sorrows dim alloy?
DO we st possess the gifts that bless.
And I'LL our souls with joy2
re tn" creatures dear still cnging nearg
Do we hear loved voices come?
Do we gaze on eyes whose glances shed
halo round our home?
Ch If Wa do. let thanks be poured,
To him who h tn spared and given,
And forget not er the festive board
The merces held from Heaven.
Taen welc me and cheer to the merry New Year,
| While the holly CLEANS above us;
with pardon for the foes who hate
And prayer for those who love us!
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1878-01-11
THE w ORLD
FOR ISIS.

Since the change in Its proprietorship (which took
place May, |, 1s76)The World has become he bright
est sprightliest most scholarly and popular journal
T. the metropolis. at Is entertaining, Interesting
bright, decent. fair and truthful u does wrong
Willingly to no man, no creed, interest, and no
party. THE WORLD believes the Democratic party
to exist for the good Of the pubic service. II do s
not believe the public ice to exist Tor the good Of
the Democratic party.
THE WORLD believes the Enemv OF Mankind NAV
be trusted to attend to his particular business OF
stlfrlng up strife. IL therefore seeks to remote
peace on earth an. good Will among good men
THE WORLD believes that even the Moon has two
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for supnOsng himself to be right, no matter how
wrong It may hold i'm to he.
THE WORLD believes that sufficient unto each
day are the evils thereof { therefore considers II
quite unnecessary to enblttcr existence to-day by
hghtlng over the fights Of Yesterday.
THE WORLD believes there was some sense in the
old superstition according to which every days for
tune was cOlOred by the INST objects seen IN the
morning II therefore thinks that to lay a mau S
breakfast table sheet fun Of unClran things, CRY
words, personal squabbles and political SpiIeS Is
about as likely a way Of propltatng his goodwill as
to put spiders in his coffee
THE MORED beltv S tnat "man the hermit IS
not to be trusted without the supervising and civil
izlng influence OF women and II therefore hO that
public journal which fails to attract the attention
and enlist the su port OF the omen OF the cOmmu-
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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1878-01-11
VEGETINE
For Bilious, RHntttGlt and Inter-
mittGnt Fever

or what Is more commonly termed Fever and Ague,
with pain In TIE Oins and through the back, and In
des rbable chilly sensation down the spine an ire
sstlhle disposition TO ynwn pain In the eyes which
IS increased by mOylng them, blue tinge in tine
SKIN, and great listlesSnUsS aud deb tv Nerctne Is
SAFE ana positive remedy. II IS compounded cN-
cu lively from the juices Of Car fully selected harks
and hcriS, and so strongly CO. Cpntrated that IL Is
ore OF the great st clg ausorS Of he blood that s or
can be put gether. N'gttlne Goes not stop with
breaking ChlllS and fever but Il tends It's wonder
fpl inn renee into every part of the human system
md entirely eradtCates every tailt Of disease. Veg
tine do S not act a powerful cathartic, or dehi-
tate the bowels ana cause the patient to dread other
serious complaints which must Inevitably follow :;
but II strikes at the root OF disease by purifying he
hlOoi, restores the liver and kidneys to healthy
blpn regulates the bowels. and asstS Nature in per-
forming Il ] the duties that de olive upcu her
IhuuSauds OF invaliis are suffering to-day from
the enEt, OF wcrlul purgatlve most um frghtul
quantities OF quininr ana poison doses Of arsenic
neither OF which ever hdv or ever could reach the
true cause OF their cOmplaipt
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1878-01-11

The corn husks are thin, indicating a mild
winter the woods are full of mast, a hard
winter there are myriads of spiders,
mild winter acres of caterpillars, hard win
ter the squirrels are idle and listless, mild
winter the squirrels are noisy and busy
hard winter the goose bone is white and
gray, mild and hard winter the wood chuck
has gone in, mild winter the wood chuck
stays out, hard winter. 1t is indeed, only q
question of time when the system of weather
prognostication will become one of the eI,
act sciences.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1878-01-11
Y EGEI'INE

works In the human system In perfect harmon with
natures laws ana viii II Is pleasant TO tn" taste,
genial to the st tch amt mia In its influence on
the bowels II is tbs lutc In It's action ON disease
Is not a vile, nauSeOus hitrS urging invaid~ into
false hone that they are heng cured. eEetine n a
purely Ncge able Medicine, Compounded upon stlin-
tiC principles. II Is indOr~ed by the hest PHI sciu
where It's virtues have been tested is rrc0mmenle led
only where medicine Is needed, ana Is not a mixture
OF cheap whisky sold under the cloak OF bitter'
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1878-01-11
}Io,nsburq Official Directory

Pr ',l'ut IT own Council D. iowrnberg.
Clerk W. NiIt
Ca .tuf % n q NJ ~ Voc lNarl
Pc 81 sut 4 a., ,'nm rtly-$. knurr
SnCrctlr -l'. ~ dilcr
Iptustir4 itISiug 'unpm john \ FunS on,
PrcSi TN /. 4. trO L, cashier.
Frs 81 iOnu Sank Charles H. Pax on, resident
I. p. N1-tlu. cashier.
l'tnDtd tuun Mn ull saving Fund and loan
,sSbfI Du -E. H. tit le, Presiden C.. W. Miller.
"a. ret try.
BlIu'plrs .iil.lius ana saving ruud AssOcla ion
w n. 'el'DCK, President J. u. RObisun SeCre 'arN.
BlO1u,h1rg Nh nal swing Fund NSsOcta lon--1.
I Bro -tnr. I,re,Ilnn q. n. BnrkleN. Score arN-
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1878-01-11

When faithful mother goes on a whal.
ing expedition she never fails TO get ell the
sl~bssr she waan,
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AN YOURS IIuIyl
II. w. TRACY.

In the draft lists which We propose 10
print, many errors, duplicates, and names Of
men then dead will be found. But for
all these we were required to furnish our
quota, for the young and the old the maim-
ed and the dead, Columbia county WAS held
10 answer,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-07
OFFICIAL JOURNAL
or THE
FIFTH GENERAL ASSEM- BLY,
OF THE
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
REGULAR SESSION OF 1873.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE
Forty-cishth Bays Proceedings.
HOUSE OF REpRBsENTATI

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, l
New Orleans. Monday March 4, 1873. !
TheoHouse was called to order at II 80 n. m
Present:
Hon Louis Bush, Speaker, and Messrs, Al
dige. Aycoek, Barhn, Barron, Barrett, Bell,
den, Brown Bosley, Buck Burton, Carloss
Carvile, Greasy Como. Cole Davidson, D'Avy,
Dejoie, Delavigne De Lacy Desmarais. De-
tege, Drew, Dickinson, Dlnkgrave. Duke,
Dupree, Fobb, Forester, CAN'T, Gary. Gas
mond, Hill of Ascension, Hill of Orleans, Holt,
Huntington, Jonas. Il, M. johnson, Robert
johnson, Kelly of Winn, Kelly Of Orleans,
Keeting, Kennedy, Kidd, Lamar,e, Lea, Leeds,
Leonhard of Caddo Leonard Of Orleans,
| MiIon, Newsom, Nunez Peralta, Pitts, Porter,
Raby, Randolph, Richardson, Role, Romero,
| Routon, Ryland, Shakespeare, Smart, Snaer.
Stagg, Self, Sellers Steele, Stewart, Semmes,
Vance VOORHEES,, Walker, Warmoth, Washburn,
Washington, Watson, Wilde, Williams, Wise,
Wood, Young of Claiborne and Young Of East
Baton Rouge-10G.
One hundred and six members and u quo
rum.
Prayer was offered by the Rev. DIR. Per-
cival.
The consideration of the Journals of Friday
evening, March /, and Saturday, March 2, was
postponed,
PETITIONS, MEMORIALS AND RESOLUTIONS
Mr. Kennedy presented the following reso-
luton
Rcsolred That the Sergeant-at-Arms of the
House Of Representatives be authorized to de-
tail porter as clerk in his office ut the salary
of four dollars per day from seventh Of Jan
uary to end of session Of 1873.
Lies over.
Mr.. Keeting moved that the House do now
adjourn until Wednesday next at 10 a. m, and
on that motion called for the yeas and nays,
with the following result:
Yeas Messrs. Barron, Barrett, Brooks,
Brown, Bosley, Burton, Carville Como, Cole,
Davidson, p'Avy, Deioie, De Lacy, Des-
marais, Detiege, Dickinson, Dinkgrave,
Fobb, CAN'T Gary Gaudet, Gracien, Hahn,
Hill of Ascension, Holt, H. NJ. johnson, Rob
ert johnson, Keeting, Kennedy, Leonard Of
Caddo Lewis, Magloire, Milon, Pcralta, Raby,
Romero, Routon, Snaer, Stewart Semmes,
IolIiver Walker, Warmoth, Washington
and Watson-45.
Nays-Hon. Louis Bush, Speaker, and
Messrs. Aldige, Barbin, Bell, Breard, Brice,
Bridger, BiIlieu, Bowden, Buck, Carloss,
Creasy Delavigne, Duke, Dupree, Forester,
Gaskins, Gillespie, Hammond, Hill Of Or
leans, Jonas, Kelly of VIM, Kelly of Orleans,
Kidd, Lamare, Lea, Leeds, Leonhard Of Or
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-07

Mr. Ogden obtained unanimous consent ts
call up at this time the
Resolution ordering the Committee on
Auditing and Supervising the Expenses of the
Senate to draw vouchers for the sum OF
twenty dollars to l.. II. oilie for maps of sur
vey of the State-H
On motion of Mr.. Ogdcn the resolution was
adopted.
On motion Of Mr.. Grover. chairman. the
rules were suspended to allow him to submit
at this time the following report of the Com
mittee on Corporations and Parochai At
fairs:
COMMITTEE ON CORPORATIONS AND PARocH1Ah I
Affairs. !
New Orleans March l. 1878.
To the Honorable President and Members of
the Senate:
Your Committee on Corporations and Paro-
chial Affairs, to whom was referred
House bill No. 225,
San act to incorporate the town of Jeanne
rette. in the parish of IBERIA
Beg leave to report favorably on the same.
Your COMMITTEES on Corporations and Paro-
chia Affairs beg leave to report as follows
Favorahly on @
House bill No. 159,
ITO incorporate the town OF Pincvillc, an
Rapdes parish
Also, faporably on
House bill No. 429,
TO amend and re-enact section Of act No.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-07-19

na- Dim Iesteu Srsitaa bemertten
Sbos. 9Irrot uno sos. Gross Dem
&orper zines Mannes ben Strurt bin
abtreiben. sic beitiesen elm goot
unb bolten Sen 9ei6nam ans uber no
Der GOroner Die 2ei6enf6au abbieIt,
Gem Nni9eine mad tuar es bie 2ei9e
zines etwa so Sabre alien Mannes,
unb lag bieielbe bereitS Der ODER tinf
Sage I'M @aher. 0ieieIbe tuurbe bonn
Coroner unb me5rern l~lmfebenoen ais
Die 9eide zines inbaIiten @rbeiters
NamenS @odsr aebaIten uno mebrerc
8e9enitdnbe iueIde man in feinen Sa.
iden faab tpur6en ais @isentbum
8ofers ioentifsirt TO tob Fem 3lueifeI
mebr Iiber Die S6entitat bes Grtrun,
fenen berrl@en fonnte. Gr wurbe in
Der Stabe bon 8aIets Sarm beerbi9t.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-07-19
Wetrante ftets in arr
Gonrert-Salfe ;n bnGem.

S@p Gampbel8 groBe Mcnagerie
urb GircuS mir am nGdIten 9onnerstaQ
Dem idouluitlasu Yublifum burf ;pei
SOrteuungsn uno cine 9robe StroBen
parade einen feIteu gebotenen @enub
lepdbren. Die 2eiter pieie5 Inter-
nebn.enS b%ebaupten, 0ab Dies bie 9r0Bte
Combination iei, nelde ie per GiIeu.
bobn reiit.. Die @efeuf6aft eignet
ibre YeriOnensunb transport @ngQon8
unb erforbert eS mebrerer 8uge nm lie
bon Srt 3u Srt gu bef0rhern. unter
Osn &unitIern oieier GefeQidaft bsfn6et
f6 SrduIein 9inoa Seal. cine englilGe
&unfreiterin, weIde tbre erife NpnOs
reife in Nmerifa madt uno bon Der
Frefe aQ9emIein ais cine bortrefflide
8etterin geriibmt miro. 9ie Summs
lung miIocr Sbicre 1T iebr 9roB unb
entbdlt @renpIare auer feltenen Sat
tnn9en.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-07-19
8ierbu6er's Sbeilnnss grOjett.
8rufct SsnO an Der 6reeue arit,

8rnfet Seno al Ser 5reens arif,
Sui be l6te, 1878.
W / d. er G6ioer:
Seb lid redt, Nfif6ter G0iOer : Sc
9ibt bod nod Mdnner in unfcrnl
Saunti no firS aIIgemeine Mobl finn,
oenn boB Die Nufrufer ans 8olf beB
INN, Iiest obbe bruf, benn menn iie
lelber Sfie babbe woQte, beebcn lc lid,
10 Id9erIi6 made. @Ifo he mille raus !
rau5 mile lie /! es t0nnt Ieidt eeuer
ODER Der onnere fi9 gum S0ni0 ODER
Halier ausrnfe Idle uuo sic auuere gu
Nfiniidter, un5 b0nn wctr8 nit Ser
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GotOer el6 nod fed, icBt fam ODD
unler eener ans Guoer tumme. SD
hebb flet gu mciner Sraa gianst, ga,
tberi lebt frieg SD e Drip, all Die @ro.
mlnente ben De Nufruf unnerI6rebbe,
oIio laate net, Die cite milIe raus, I'M
oa fam infer eercr nei fdIuppe. 20
mebnt mel @lte, beidt abber ODD fubo-
lifeio for TO Sftb, 90 beb SD er
obbcr liaa9t: @em Soft e @mt 9ibt,
aibt er o6 8eri6tanb. SD bent,
@fiidter GNiOer, SD nem Die 3irfeI<
fIertS Shib, DO iein sipee Germs odt
SObr, in benne onnere bios bier, un6
III o9t Sobr Fam Dep Spee Serm 9iB.
mes per9eiIe lei, bonu fb SD feidt.
Sd oent neil iebt Die @mber i'm
Saunoi berbeiIt mere, 90 made mers
10; @lfo SD in Ser SreBne Srif, De
SaunoifIerf uemme mer bun Der Sort,
frif, De Sdcriff bun ser @ctentfrid,
Be @hri1er bun Scr G0rtfrlG, en- bun
Sc Sf6Oti9es bun Der 8orbes, Be
Orei9erer bun Ser Sroi9frid, Be Sol
efter bun Der 0reiforf, De Saunoi
Nfefaat bun Ser 8idborI9e ben
annere Si6oti3 bul1 Der 9ittIbori6e,
DC Sidoti6 eft Iarti9 bon Der 8ro6,
ROOD, De Sorrmeber mere mer Iofe
miie nu er lid. Die @difonaber Die
ben idun enn, uno Die 9ermunner Die
brau9en Tenn, Die bens lang eenu9
Fiat. (&s fam ad anerfd sebeiIt
mere ober bios 70 bab SD bIeib).
sic femme mid 9Iei enaunSc in Ser
3eitun9, unb pcnn SD sepdbIt ben
femme sc uf mid brobe bor9 ole 8ant.
SEP ei3 Die Sideni6 Al raar bel mer.
Sbr @oufubaIif3ierter 8irteItIerfs-
Sanoi6at
SranaiOfef 8ierBuber.
N. B. @enn sic benin 8rief in bic
3eitun9 febe iOute, Iofe sc beb y3taus
mihe lie" med, Die bsbtens piQeiat Die
a9t Sabr merle.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-07-19

n @dbren6 Der lesten a9t Sage
batten mir bier unsem0bnIid beibes
@etter un6 6as Sbermometer seiste
beinabe ieSsn Sag iber 100 grub
@drme on. Ollie @ei6afte Iasen in.
foIss be6en barnieber unb fabeH fd
Nrbeiter, ipeIde i'm Sreien bsi9dftiet
tparen, s%e;tuuusen, tpdbreuo Der 9rpbteu
9ise Die @rbeit ein;uiieaen. Glide
8erfouen ipurben bon Der SiBe uber'
uaItigt, bod sIifIiderpeife baIo wie'
Der bereeiteIt. 2ekten Sienstas feI
elm Ieidtsr 8esen, taum senu9enb nm
Den 9libenben Staub gu Iegen, bod
erfreuen mir uns feitber elmer etnas
tlbIeren &emperatur un6 lit Die 2uft
@a9t5 nidt utebr 10 6ru6eno beiB oils
porber.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-07-19

BV Sn Der IeBten SOnntag ab9e'
baltenen SeriammIuns Oes 0irtfto'
RUINS Der Nderbau 9efeuf6aft bon
9~n8cOnobe @OuntD wurbe beidIohen in
bieiem Serbt feline @usiteGuu9 (Fair)
iu pcrunitaIten, bo bic meiittu Obi.
uno Srau5en 8 Serten beinabe gar
~feinen, ODER bod MIR serinsen Grtras
%Iiefern tuerben, unb buber bic @usteI|
lung bon Sriidten, Obj, &C., cine iebr
u~nbe6eItenoe pirbe. &tatt Der Mus-
iteIun9 ioH elm Grntefet nebit Ball
h rlnftaltet Ueroen, poriiber Die Serren
0ireftoren in ibrer ndditen 8erfamm.
lung bas Nfdbere befimmen ner6en.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-07-19

HJr Dim 81. SUM belt ser Coroner
in 8uit's 9oteI in WorriIon 2eideu-
i6au iiber ben 9ei9nanr zines MunneS
3amens @aro, melder an elmer Ser.
leBun9 oeS llnterIeibeS aeitorben mar.
So ideint bub @orb, weI6er bel 9luf>
ton ODER einem anoeren Yuntte auf Der
n0roIi6en @eite bes 8lui1cS NIT Dem
@inlaben BON Giienbobni9mcaeu auf
Soote bei6afti9t mar, mad Morriion
fam, I'M cine, Spree" 6urd;uma6eu
Sn iebr %betrunfenem 3uitanbe iteQte er
i6 an BEN 8nnb Ser G~iienbabn Wlat-
form uno erbt"It bon einem @aaaon
zines porbeifabrcnoen 3u9es etneu
i6iperen SdIag in BEN llnterleib Der
ibn beinuun9Slo5 nieOerfrefte. Gr
wurbe in bas 9oteI 9~etraeen no er nod
beinobe spei So9en ben @eif aufaob.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-07-19

saSr NuS einem Yripatibrcibcn or.
icbcn mir, cob, 9err Simon 8,eger
9Iudtid in Der alien 9eifHatb angeIangt
lit. Die Sabrt iiber Den Ocean ouuerte
III Sage unO uar bonn ih0niten @ct.
ter b~e9initigt. 9err Soeger idreibt
untcrm 9atum oe8 IS. SUM &: Sier lit
isbt Die o%ngenebmite Belt i'm Sabre.
un0 Die Grnte nod melt Surid gegen
Nme,ita bort lit notwithstanding bis
OOto Der Weiicu ole Ob, mdbrenb er
bier nod etn0 suei Wnnatc mebr 3eit
u~erIanot ; ser Go9aen nod ldnger. Sn
oieier @e9cno itsbt Die Srudt icbr
Iiton.