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temptation to good work is now fixed at
$4,000, II mediums have the power to
communicate with the denizens of another
world, it will be an easy matter to get the
desired information, and pocket the $50
00o. But the fac, that it hasn't been done,
argues somewhat forcibly that it can't be
done. The conditions" form the obstacle.
The conditions are not favorable
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MEDICAL
CATARRII.
CATARRH.
THE EYE, EAR and THROAT
Successfully Treated with.
SAN FORD'S
RADICAL
CURE.

SLtNEsN Is the test Of merit, and In the trent.
ment OF Catarrh Affections AFTER so many miscn.
PIE failures mcans unidentified specific curn,Iyc prop.
zeal cure for Caiarrh POSSES. such pr0pertesy Tho
cNuenct IN the shape of unsolicited les.
limonalr from the most respectable people nom
~ stations OF life, must be conclusive on this point
Never We believe IN the history Of popular med.
clnts nae snrh valuable testimony been offered
rtel! ontrrd. W favor OF any remedy than that In
possession OF NE prupriotor- Of sanford. Hadlca
,ute. And valuable a. II l.. II doe. moi represent
thOusandth part Of the rrcommend,tions' ,birb
ait To-Day offered by friend. To- friends i'm lis favor
Iuoplrol wealth aud Refinement In an part. Of the
country daily admit IT. superiority over any method
I'm, XXX n ho3"l 40 we regular medical profession
stA,'heht Hence ihe testimonials IN our po..c..
ZION represent but q small part Of those Withhold
lIr lne reht9n mentioned. The following uusnicjt
FHF!l y CO.. Express. /. an uut.p1Ear Tudor.
mon. % NMLuh we lr. II..L. I-r.un :. ,--
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!; j &oRDoN Physician. ....".......... Cairo. HI
Mrs. 7. \. TAYLOR, Superintendent OF
schools, Alexander COunty.......... '' d"
Mrs. T.. e, FORD, Variety Bracket store,
j. A. GOLDsTlNE, Of GOd.tmc ~ Ro.
-cnwuter Wholesale and Retail Dealers
IN staple aud Fancy Dry Goods ....
y, u. TUlSILEN GOD, Of lIiuklG ~
1h-tlcWOOd, Commission Merchant
Cotton ana Tobacco Factor. ....,,,.,
:. D. AYERS. OF Ayers X co.. Commits.
sion Merchants. -
THOMAS LEWIS, Insurance Manager
and Attorney At Lsw...........,,
WM STRAiTON, vi Stratton ~ Bird
Wholesale Grocpr-. u =
GEO NJ, ALDEN, Commission Mrr.
chant - Ohio lcvcc. ...........,
JAS ;. REARDEN, Agent Mississippi
Valley Transportation Company. adj.
HARRISON llOUpT, Matchmaker and
CIIAs. II. STUART, wholesale and Re-
tail Dry Goods and Notions
EDWARD A. BuDEE Manufacturing
Jcwelcr and Wholesale Dealer In
Matchmaker Tools aud Materials.
EDWIN X. EGNEW, Proprietor 1t
Charles Hotel. .,..........,....
HAzEN LEIGHTON, Commission Ncr.
DR.. EDWARD II R06'Rf.' t. = s Marshal
Southern District Illinois ..... Springfield III.
MR.. s, A. AYERS, .......,..,.N villa Ridpr. :.
Or. r. :, BRIGHAM Physician Indianapolis. ind
JAN NJ. GELArr, Real Esmic
RH: DAVID 4. WELLS, Mo,hodiri w ''''''
Munster ~; ',;'.,..".,,E rnnd junction. Tenn.
" Il. dtLLEY Merchant, MERRIAM, MIS-.
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WHOLESALE WINES AND LIQUORS
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offlciLPNER OF THE CITY AND COUNTY
0ulyMorning Daily in Southern Illinois
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Eight line. ui solid NOnparrii constitute asQtHrr
Displayed alycrl,.mgnis viii DE charged agtord
lag "a the -uacc occupied, az above rate,-iherc be-
Do twelve Tine, O! SOLD type 90 ihc itch.
10 regular advertisers Wt uGrr superior induce
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Loca, notices twenty cents pw line 'or fret !asc!
iOH ten cents pei, Iiuo Tor c-eI subsequent !G-eI
sun.
Communications upon subjects %. neral Interest
.o thr public arn 40 I'D times ace it.fe. Rejected
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Letters Nd communications sl0I. ag ocl!e.sa.
.Ca.,1 Hu.let.u, Cairo. Illinois
Iyo. II. oBERLY G~,nl Manager
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1878-10-16

WANANAgEB's GRAND DEpoT.-A cores
pondent writes: Kbave visited all tho places
Of notesin the city. aud cofne to the conclu-
sion Chat Wanamakcfss Grand Depot is the
greatest wonder of them ALL and no one
should fail to see it who can spare the time
How such an immense business is conducted
by one man is a marvel. Here are dry goods
clothing, boots, and shoes, hats and caps mil
linery goods, and everything in THESE lines in
separate departments under one roof, aud
larger assortment of each than can be found
in any other establishment in the city. John
Wauanaker is, comparatively speaking, a
young man. Commencing some twenty years
ago with modest little clothing store, with
quick sales and small profits for his motto,
and liberal advertising of the same, he has
built up the most gigantic establishment on
the continent, and his success is one of the
wonders of the age.,s Panics only increase his
business, for those wanting to economize rush
TO his place, and there is no question about
his being able to undersellall his rivals. AS
an instance / must relate little story, as
Lincoln says - A neighbor of mine who ac-
compaped me desired to buy dress coat !;
he was shown one by the polite salesman in
attendance as soon as we entered the price
was marked, which my friend thought not
unreasonable and as he was about to try how
it would fit, you may imagine his surprise
when he was informnd that that the price in
cluded pants and vest of the same material.
/ would advise every one visiting the city not
to fail going through the Grand Depot-it is
one of the principal sights" .sss. Hs5fE
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1878-10-16

f. 81 81 ! -. a saa4fI -.
eE- The Democracy of Monmouth County
recently nominated for State Senator George
w. Patterson, a man who few years since
defaulted to his township as Collector to an
amount exceeding $780, O0O For this, he was
tried, convicted and sentenced to Jail for a
few months. Shortly after he got out OF
prison, he was elected member of the lower
house of our State Legislature by his admir-
ing constituents and now they wish to pro-
mote him to a higher position. 1t is but just
to say, however, that the decent and honest
Democracy of Monmouth do not endorse his
nomination, yet of themselves they are pow
crless to prevent his election, for, the " de-
cent and honest Democracy are in the mi
nority in their party there, as here and else
where. In this dilemma, they appealed to
tho Republicans, Offering to divide offices
with them and they accepted, although
there was no good reason why they should
have accepted. 1t was understood that the
Republicans were to have the Senator and the
Democrats the Clerk and Sheriff, but in this
even these respectable Democrats played
smart, went back on their promises and gave
the Republicans the Clerkship, taking for
themselves the Senator and Sheriff. The Re-
publican County Convention finally agreed to
endorse the ticket, and there is now a fair
chance that rascality and impudence will be
properly rebuked at the coming election.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1878-10-16
RULES AND REGULATIONS
OF THE kfs9
Lambertyiile Water Company

1st All applications for introduction of Water into
any premises or for the extension Of any pipes therein
Misunderstanding the purpose for which Il is required
and agreelng e abide by the the Gompany-no
from the Company, and then only by person auorz-
ed by the Company to do so.
I'd. No Owner Occupant Of any premises into which
Water is introduced will be allowed TO supply Water to
other persons or families nor permit them to it,
found dog tie supply viii bessopped until such
fine Is paid as may be imposed by the C0mrany-ahd
sne aons q Of rem se prsps NH be
u will not be let on the premises until a arearges and
charges are paid.
3d. No alterations In pipes os fixtures shall he made
and no additional xtures put ins Without written peri
mt from ~ the Water Company. - #s
4th. The Water Company their agent may enter the
promises Of any Water takerto examine the pipes and
hxturesthe quantity used and the manner OF It's USE;
and they reserve the right at all times to shut off Water
for necessary repairs and extensions other necessary
purposes oft Worksfor non-payment of rents
or fog neglect or refusal to comply with the rules and
regulations
9Th, No abatement Of Water rent win be allowed by
reason of dsuse or diminished vacant premises
unless notice thereof shall have been given at The office
OF the Company and payment shall have been made for
turning off the supply, and the Company may make re-
strctons in OF water whenever In their opinion the
public exigencies require it.
9Th. All Water rents be paid by the owner of the
premises when lie asedto than tenantParties
renting whole premises and subetting pay rent
for the whole premises-Every building shall be sup
piled from the street main through Independent pipe
connected threwith except as provided in article
grade and all fixtures any premises will be consider
ed as used and must be paid for
9TH. The of the Pave Wash is restricted TO the
street in front of the premises which it is located
be used only between the hours of 2. NJ and A. NJ.
and shall not be converted into jesor used for water
ing gardens lots or rear Of buildings unless by
special written permission and at charge other
and no waste is allowed
Sth No hydrant will be permitted upon the sidewalk
OF IN the iront area and If standing in the yard alley
attached TO dwelling premises will be permitted
@ dow when not in actual use-Taps at Wash Basins
al hap laal.t.,
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1878-10-16
REPUBLICAN TICKET.
FOR CONGRESS.
- 4 F5srh Dis,rie,,
~ FREDERIC A. PORTS, OF HuNrnnpoN.a

The honest Democracy of Monmouth
have shown that they wish to get rid Of ras-
cality, personifed in Geo. w. Patterson
Now let the eshonest - democracy Of Hunter
don show their disgust of fraud and perjury,
by getting rid of some of the men ON Their
ticket who took the required oath against the
use OF moiey, &C., at caucus, and who never.
theless used money layishly and corraptly.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1878-10-16

in another quarter than towards himself
gone up and down the land cry ing out in hyp-
ocritical horror against "the monumental
fraud, 'swhen it appears that they, and they
only, were the parties guilty Of trying to
p steal the Presidency."
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1878-10-16
THE HUNTERDON COUNTY
MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE co.

prepared to write policies on all good risks at A
rate that be shown by result to be much cheaner
than the usual cost OF insurance.
For information Or Insurance. apply TO A. c. BARBEg.
Genl. Agent, or to JOSEPH SMITH
May 29-tf Basemeaaof LambeysriRe 4patioaai Ba,tk
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1878-10-16
HoLooMBE ERTIEW oEMETERY

80 ekft s4454tS l3ASs-------- t4sst
Mis- beautiful Cemetery, near the Alexsauken
Bridge, on the River Road Is nearly Completed =
me lots are stake off, the avenues are handsomely laid
out and new and handsome pale fence has been built
along the road There three 10 the ground
ornamented at an early day
Inc ground Is rich, sandy grayelly oam incapable
OF holding water after the heayiest f of rain
and Is situated on level ground ~ y "'
Inc lots are y feet by is feet clear of the avenues
ana VIII be sold easy terms those wishing to MIR
ing to location S--s NeS-'i II -seooiu-
Application for lots can now be made eifle, 10 the
superintendent Jacob s. s. Dean or to y 'A'
Son, IN, WILLIAM DEAN, Secretary.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1878-10-16

The Mystic Water Company has discovered
that James Lee, formerly proprietor of a
bleaehery at Someryille, Mass, but who is
now at sea, surreptitiously tapped the prin-
cipal water main of the company, and for
twelve years used waterto the value of $780,
600, fer which the company received no COM
pensation. Il - gaze
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1878-10-16
DEATHS.

WILLIAMSON I.ambertville, Oct. a 1873, of pneu-
monia Charlotte Williamson, aged So years, months
and days. s ttetf = &
SMITII.s1n Los Angeles Cal, Oct z, Jacob D. Smith
son of William and Mary Smith, of Phillipsburg, N
j aged 81 years. tas.8 kei 80 itssstt fss aEsi
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1878-10-16

The administration having ordered the on
forcement Of the eight-hour law in all Gov
eminent works, the Democratic Congression-
al campaign committee has issued a circular
designed to prove that the law is unconsti-
tutional. And yet that party pretends to be
the friend of the workingman.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1878-10-16


Upon the first evidence of stomachico or bow
oil disorders, promptly give the baby a few
doses of DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup and prevent
much suffering on the part of the little one.
Price % cents. ga.s t4se bias
The point so clearly shown by Secretary
Shurtz, that there was no contraction of the
currency, but positive initiation, for the five
years preceding the panic of 1873, cannot be
too often presented. There was some con-
traction of the currency between 1865 and
1858; but no panic was the. result. Contrac-
ton was stopped in 1868, and in 1869 the
amount of paper currency outstanding was
1898, GAG, 056.6l In 1870 1t was 800, 375, 1893.
49, in 1871 it was $717, $50, 75f 90 lin 1872
it was $736, 510. 903 so in 1873 it was $685.
062, 1858 .94--that is, the volume had increased
over S56 600, 900. And yet on the top of the
ascending series came the panic, with all its
tprribie consequences. zAffA fa4#s= Il &t#f##
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1878-10-16

Democratic journals fastened to denounce
as Radical trick to bring Mr.. Tilden into
disrepute, the recent stealing of his mining
company books from the court room. But,
since his counsel was arrested and held in ten
thousand dollars bail for the theft, they have
had nothing to say. The motive of the theft
was plain enough. These books afforded evil
dence that Tilden had defrauded the Govern
ment out of income tax.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1878-10-16
DAUCHY'S ADVERTISEMENTS

NiAkInO Retail price $1,000 only S275. Parlor Or
FtAMtIN gans, price $40 only sos. Paper Free
nnsSS Daniel f. Beatty, Washington, N. ]. SIS
why Wv WhS Catalogue aud Maps. j.
T. MANcHA Dover, Del. s.25-4w.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1878-10-16

William Coates, Of Andoycr, while prepar-
ing to go out cunning on Monday last, after
loading his gun placed a cap on the tube and
set the gun on the floor, when it exploded,
the charge entering his face and neck, causing
frightful wound which 1t is feared will
prove fatal.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1878-10-16

There are over seven hundred Greenback
clubs in Texas, and they are springing into
existence with great rapidity all through the
South. This sudden affection on the part of
ex-rebels for the greenback, that was one of
the most effective nstrumentalities for sup
pressing the rebellion, is a suspicious circum-
stance It bodies no good to the object of
their sudden love.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1878-10-16

The Democratic press cannot find words
strong enough in which to condemn the Tri-
bune's unbelievable depths of infamy in pur-
Joining aud publishing private dispatches. 1t
is, no doubt, very mean aud unfeelng in the
Tribune, but what about Iilden, and Marble
and the other would be .'gobblers y of Elect
ors Conceding, for the sake of argument,
that the dispatches were hlched, and the Tri--
bune is wretch, what about the Gramercy
Park conspirators
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1878-10-16

Where is Potter and his smelling commit
tee ? They were supposed to have able and
interchangeable noses for fraud literature, bnt
we have not heard of meeting being called
to smell of these dreadful Tribune dispatch
es. Perhaps they reveal more rottenness than
even the smelling committees nose can
stand ! f,,s. 808
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1878-10-16
SPECIAL BULLETIN!
81 FALL, 1873,
FROM Mr..
,DOH " AlAlIh kER,
q Is MsssS ~sA <xSsE& {,
18TH ST., PHILADELPHIA.
Changes at the Grand HeRot.
n.y. f8g9GIW E31A
aaazzas - 80 x43as8

sstta snx eesfss asfs as'.s
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1878-10-16


Thurman and Hendricks are both sadly
worried about the iproads of the Greenback-
ers upon the Democratic ranks, and appeal to
their followers not to desert the old party
| faith. Both these men are "soft money y
men and they don't see the need of tloo Green
back parties, when the Democratic answers
| all purposes. $50 arsif ss + 31a
The Michigan Courts have compelled the
return of the books stolen by Mr. Tilden's
Counsel, and now it is to be hoped. that the
guilty parties win be properly punished. CT
pher dispatches indicate that consent to the
Ftheftif not the suggestion of it, went straight
from Gramercy Park. ss,st s 0,s4l siNo
The headless body of man was found on
Sunday by some hunters in Kings Woods,
just beyond Hoboken. The body was in an
advanced state of decomposition. The head
could not be found nor any of the bones of
the skull. The remains were moved to Ho-
boken, whore they lie awaiting Identification.
John Kelly, Of Wayne street, Jersey City,
attended Barnum sloirons, which exhibited in
that city on Saturday night. As he was leay-
ing the tent heavy cedar pole fell upon him
and fractured his skull. George Haggerty
one of the tent men, who was pulling up the
poles, was arrested. ea sr
little daughter Of David Queay of Phil
lipshurg, while looking out of window on
Thursday, had her left hand terribly hurt by
the sash suddenly descended upon it. The
joints Of the fingers were cut very badly.
The Board of Chosen Freeholders of Mon
mouth county appointed a committee on We'd
nesday to investigate charges of extortion
made against county officers, especially the
clerk. VIII
The propriety of disbanding the entire po-
lice force of Paterson is discussed, with a
view to reorganization which shall omit all
the incapables
Tilden is reported to be heartily sick of the
whole business, since he failed to secure the
Presidency by purchase, and has discovered
that the cipher dispatches were not burned.
The West Virginia Methodist Episcopal
Conference subscribed $f,042 on Friday to-
ward the James Memorial Professerslip in
Drew Theological Seminary, at Madison.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1878-10-16

Sept. eth, 1s7s.-6m.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1878-10-16

A savage bloodhound belonging to Mr.. Ed
ward Clarke, of Bayonne, escaped from his
kennel on Monday, and before hecould be de-
spatohed had killed seven dogs and manned a
number of others. He ran all the way to
Bergen Point where he was shot by Che mem
bers OF the rifle club, who were praetieing on
their grounds atsae aaidass
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-04-23

welte man fennt, finr notwithstanding bic
Si6eln, bic BON Ssl,onie unter Der
Sahs Der Spbynr In 8arnas BET 5beben
a~efuneen purcen /; ris Slinse, psl6e
Sberf @Dle In rer srcesn pyramtbe
finaemauer fane, uno cas- StiG elmer
Sdss. psl4e 0asare ~ 3imroo ausae=
araben bat. Dtsle 9sssnfdnre tsincen
iib iest i'm Sritiiteu Ruisum. sic
tewsiisn, bab ras Giisn unc Die 8unf,
es ;u ibmispen, piel frlbsr tefanpt mar,
als man bis babin ansenOmmsn bate !;
rub pisielbe anfanss ssbsimaebalten
Ipuree unp rae es Sabrtauienpe srforrerte.
bic Is In aqsemeinen 0sbraub fam.
&iien III alIp aud bte @iese rss Giisns
unc ces Stables. Der erfe Stab Do
mascener, Stabl. BON BEN man psis.
purhe Aieranbtr benz @roeen BON 86s
mig YoruS iiterrei1t. Sabrbuncerte
lang ibsrtrafen bic dinsfi&sn Rafr.
msfier iecen eurcpdiiden Stab! an
SGnetee une Dauerbaftiafeit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-04-23

su beobadten. Sd fannie ite btSber nu'
aus benz, mas i'd lei6tfsrtise ODER Dor'
urtbeilspolIe Wsniben babe iasen bbren.
Die. pie i'd nun ppbl lsbe, ie entitelen
uno perlsumeen. Define cole Ginfalt bat
ie mir ebsn In ibrer pabren 9sitalt se>
3eigt, i'd bepunrere iie, t6 fible, ras
mein 5ers ii6 fir fe einsenommsn fdblt,
unr es fOmmt pieaei6t ein Tag"
Hufna, Die auf bic 8nie e.Iun.
fen, ppQte ebcn antportsn, als man
meipsts, eae Dit WabI3eit aufssnassn
isi."
lortfs6uu, fnfak
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-04-23

Die S9lammfanss in rem ssdsrn
baben fh aIs pprsdsli6e Odnseriamme
Ter bepdbrt. No1 uiel iu rpsnis II
anerfannt, pie iebr pielelbes CUR Irudts
tarma6uns pes 9ocens tsitrassn unp
ielbif Sbfbdume auf Inb5ben Deer tn
sertnsen 2asen ;u Gem lsbbaftsten
Wu6ie brinssn. Ntat einfadsres sistt
IS i'm aderbaue, als bic Serrfsauns
FOLDER S&lummfdnse. @sp5bnli1
ptrp cern itebenrsn Oper l6wsr ataiesen.
ben WaGer auf cen Asdsrn mdbrenc pes
Winters oper Grdbiabres in Der WittsI,
furbe pur6 Nusarabsn an, ttsfercn
Gnre Ger AbHue erleihtert. Das 1T elm
Ssbler, neil nit rieiem @aTer cine
Wense rsS f%rudtbarftsn' 5umus pom
Socsn rpsssefibrt miro. @rdtt mar
aber in rtsier Surde mebrere sismli6
tiefe .9bber, nameutlih Elm arbsereS Dor
Dem AusfnHe, i~ossnannte S6lamms
fdnSe, 70 mifen lib ;uert pisielben fill
len, ebe cas flare Waher BON pben hotter
Fieet. Sn eislsn 0rubsn lammeln iib
nun aber BON alien Seitsn rte beiien
8rdfts css Sopsns, bic 6umustbeile,
pelbe ia ea als Sdlamm %atlassrn
unp in pieiem 85rper su ierer Belt aus.
seboben unp auf rer Aferai6e ausses
breitet psrpcn f5nnen. ST Die ednse
eines 0runrtifss nit Stftiumen cine
ldrdse, pte an Bergen opsr ianftsn Nns
bSben, 70 werren sntipre1snpe @rdbsn
pom oben felt, unp absirts BON einem
Saume gum anrsrn sr,psen unp un DC.
rem Stamm ODER better pbsrbalb pesIels
ben Ger S6lammiammlsr purt Mufper.
fen Der Grce pammartis anssbraat.
Gin Ipldes 3uleiten peS Wa1srs sur
aniammluns pss Sumus an ben Sdu.
men wirft wsbr als isce anrsre Dim
suns pcsr SocenperbeGsruns. Selbii
l&on nett suridseaanssue Sdums
percsn parur6 ;u neusm eeben unp sur
sr6stsn Grubtbarteit ssbra6t. Die
S&Iammtdnse la6sn f1 faft auf iseem
unit In iepem Sbffelpe anbrinssn. 8ann
man le pdbrenp rss sanssu Sabrss
often balten, 10 1T 60 UNI 10 better, "a 81
jepsr Belt i& @ansrmaisn iammsln.
wsl&s an ben tisferen Stslsn ubaissen,