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every probability that subj cts Will be present
ed. / am yery sure that the money question In lis
present shape will be dead. My own views are posi-
tive enough. | believe In honest money and plenty
Of II. AT present evidently have not enough Tor
dustries of the county think II would have been
well for the house TO have passed the bill we ma,
tlred In the committee or coinage, welghts ana
measures which provided for the Issue OF silver Ger
tincates 10 be used in the place OF bullion We can
not turn out the bullion fast enough. Three more
minis are required. France to day is the best fiscal
nation on earth because sire never allows the cur
rency to fail short Of the demand; As to resump-
ton. very much fear that after January l, 1879,
We shall be like the man operated on for fever.
The fever went, ut the man was dead"
las to 1880, Nr. Stephens?"
well, sir to be frank. we need two thiDgs-more
leaders, or rather, better ones, and perfectly Da-
tiona one. We are not able at present 10 call the
roll of our great men with much success. | have
been many years In public life and have seen the
look back am forced to confess that almost the
only great leader the Democrats has had was stephen
A Douglas. Silas Wright was very capable sort of
wheel-horse, but Douglas had the brain If the
platform for 1850 IS carefully drawn and an excel
lent and natiOnal-Spirtted man nominated, sse no
reason why the Democrats cannot win :"
The Influence OF the Central Pacific.
The Washington correspondent OF the
Louisville COurieTJOrndE sends that paper the fol-
lowing: at has lranspired lately that the Central
Pacific railroad company has been actively at work
In the recent congressional elections endeavorng to
defeat candidates friendly to the Texas and Pacific
ard elect those known TO be hostile TO this
MI Stephens II Georgia, says tn Il he had TO fight
this ring; but they skulked when it came to close
Guarters and he was trIumphantly reelected DR.,
FELTON,, Il is said, had TO encounter the same an
tagonism. This same company has been very anX,-
Gus for the defeat of Mr. John GOode, in Virginia,
and Messr5 Randall Gibson and Z. John Ellis, in
New Orleans, all aYowed friends OF the Texas and
Pacific; but they all reelected by increased
maOritleS II Is noticed a singular circumstance
that Democratic candidates known to be friendly to
the Texas and Facilc railroad received aid from
the National committee at New Yorn. Not dollar
given for Mr. Goodies district though he had TO
carry Close district, formerly Republican. Candi-
dates understood to be friendly to the Huntington
interest Jared much better. 1t is apparent that Mt
Huntington is going to be on hand this winter in
washington and make big fight to peCpetuate his
present monopoly. He can we'll afford to spend Il
million OF dollars for this purpose one of tde most
active paid agents of the Huntington interest.
gagged IN making speeches at State and comfy fairs
IS ex-senator of the United States, who rot long
since was Telegated to private tife."
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New Orleans Items.

NEW ORLEANS, November 19.-There
were three deaths from yeIlow-fever here to-day.
In reply TO note from Collector Smith, asking
whether he would not be justified In issuing clear
the secretary OF the board of health says "Since
the reception OF yours of the sixth, resolution wa
the epidemic of yellOw-fever at an end and thai
absentees safe in returning to the city In view
OF these facts see no valid reason why clear bills
OF health should not be given vessels clearing this
port" Collector Smith gives notice that clear bills
this port.
Mayor Patton, in his message, concludes that the
scaling of the city debt at fify cents on the dollar
ard an accumulatiye sinking fund system which
Will pay OF the entire debt In twenty-five years. GnC
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EEtI FLencontre.

INDIANA Polls. Move mS-T 10. - Warren
Tate shot and killed William Love In the courthouse
late this afternoon. Love had been witness IL "a
case wherein TIE Is plaintiff after leaving the
stand lie met Tate IL, The c3rrioOr, where Love
called Tate lar. and strack him. Tate shot him
twice. Love dliug 80 at six o'clock. AFTER the
shooting Tate went into tho cGuit-r ON and was
called 10 the stand and We ms testimony IN the
case then IA progress. In view OF TIE several muI-
siers o! recent date much excitement .Ntst q. and
q was some time icsrre % cons red safe 10 at
tempt placing Fate ln i9!'. Love a prominent
real esi ate Oier IN; T.jc Is OF tine miiv. Eu
Is best known AS the husband Of former notorious
courtesan of this citr, Uui now OF Chicago
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eeRITgG RY.

DONNEvANT- On the 4th day of November, at
Osceola Arkansas, Mrs HATTIE BINFoRD DONNIE
WANT, wife of DR.. 81. C. Donnevant. in the thirty
fifth year of her age.
devoted wife, careful, loving mother, she has
left void in the home circle which cannot be
hlled and her many friends Will long think of her
with tenderness and regret. Especially Will she be
missed by those with whom she has been aSsocia ed
in the bonds of christian fellowship, she having
been faithful member Of the Baptist church.
That man lives greatly. what ever his fats OF
fame, who greatly dies; high flushed with hope,
where heroes shall despair" She died greatly;
trusting in the love and mercy of God, through
ChTist, her Savior, she met tie dread foe with
calmneSs and serenity Her children are too young
TO realize their loss, but TO ter husband offer
deepest sympathy, and to him would say
Oh SOUL thy bOding murmuTS cease;
Though sorrow bind thee funeral pail,
Thy Fathers hand is guiding thee through all.
His love Will bring a true and perfect peace,
Look upward once again; though drear the night,
Earth may be darkness, heaven will give thee
light"
Ripely (Tenn.), Hickman (Ky.) and st. Louis pa
DerS please CODY,
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ERIsfER.

COSTEN-Of pneumonia, at / 2:3O am. Sunday,
November 18th, at her late residence On MIL street.
deceased.
WHITFORD AT the residence IF her husband, on
the evening of November 19th LOUISA A., wife of
Colonel 4. s. WaitfOTd. [St. Louis, Cincinnati and
Kentucky papers please copy
Funeral Will take place from her late residence
this WEDNESDAY morning at @ O'Clock
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Net Springs Commlssion.

WAsHISGToN, November l9--Ihe com
mission have made a report Of theT operations to
the secrctly OF the lEt,tlcr. The ChailMau, eX-
Senator Crlgn tuiuki ia tao 'InnIiSsion can be
completed 20 nine months, but the other commits
sioners thin u VIII require a year. careful map
OF the 10, Spu g prJpcity and ala the sizes located
by the commits ,l0heis l. 40 be Prepared at the IN
terlO- departIeu when the wo,k l. Gone one o.
the first items which the appropriation COMMITTEES
will be asked 10 pass on Will ue II make an ap-
Precipitation to continue the work OF the commission.
II failed last year through cleric u error.
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SANITARY CONFEREE
n Very Foil and Thoroughly Repre-
sentative GatherinG-TIse TeRnes-
see Delegates in Favor OF
National Quarantine.
Special to The Appeal

|
RICHMOND, November l9-The conven-
ton met at HCzsrt hall to hear the address Of well
by Governor Halliday. 1t is thoroughly repre-
sentative, numbering fully three hundred delegates
FROM abroad. The Tennessee delegation is as fol-
lows Memph.s-DrS. W. L. Mitchell, Heber Jones,
and General ". J. Smith; Nashville o. DIS. T. A.
Plunkeit, T. A. Atkinson. J. BeHian Lindsey and D.
J. Roberts; Chattanoola-Drs.J ]. q. Yandeman. R.
D. Sims, W. Il Mullins, and W. T. Hope This
morning our delegation decided 70 contend for a
national quarantine. I appTehend much opposition
from States-Iights Democrats We hope everything
viii bend to public necessities. The reports of ply
sIcians will be very full and exhaustive. Dr. Atkln-
son VIII be our spokesman.
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The nlnhu-Nnntchers-

New YokK, N1vcaber l9.-Wha'eu and
art grtve-robb rs wcrr ariaignsd before jos ice
Morgan. IN jefferson marset court. This afternoon.
Captain Byrnes made forMsl cJmpirl' against the
cross examine him. Tn captain refused to give The
name OF the Darty or parties Who gave him the in
formation against IN &C ilsed, ana the COuGsrl re-
fused 10 proceed any luther The iUdse held the
prisoners ~ five tGuU sand dollar bond 10 the
charyss on the aTrHaI of the eythIl from LIYeInno
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Associated Press Dispatch. I

RICHMOND, November l9.-The opening session
of the sixth annual convention of the American
public healhassociatiOn held to-night in Mozart
hall, and about one hundred members were present.
Governor Halliday presided and extended to the
members hearty and cordial welcome 10 the hos
pitalleS of the capital of the Old Dominion. Pres-
dent Harris then delivered the annual address.
SurgeOn-GeneTal Woodwork addressed the board,
detailing the Tayages of the yeIlOT-fever through
out the Mississippi valley and said the work
commission is not yet complete, but it will not be
abandoned until all the facts possible to be obsaino
are gathered. To morrow the report Of the commits
sion appointed to investigate the yellOWfeVer cpl
demlc OF this year Will be presented.
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Tobacco al the saEis Exposition.

Official ad vices just received from Paris de-
clare that ?. Lorillard & Co., of Jersey City,
successfully carried off the highest award
given to any tobacco exhibitor, viz: 1.-THE
only grand prize-a gold medal-Jor the sm-
DeI'i0r quality Of their Tin Tag plug to-
baccO, .ftJ'e ch Ci.e.O.ng .0taecG, smoEing 10.
JaccO and SniDs." Some twenty eight
American firms, as well as the principal
houses of Europe, were their competitors.
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San Francisco, November 10: The investi-
CATION of the disaster to the steamer Georgia was
recommended to day. c. c. Comstock the first
officer or the Georgia, was examined and testified
concerning the course OF the ship and other details
pior to the disaster and e-oneraled Captain How I'd
nom the charge OF drunkenness. A Silver City
idaho dispatch gives majority to Ansiee, dele
gate to congress, OF nearly 1900
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Lord BeacOnsfieHd to Call the Britt h
Parliament Together.

LONDON. November 19.-The committee
organized to urge al early meeting iof parliament
In view of a war with Afghanistan, having asked
Lord Beaconsfeld to give them an Interview the
premier has written letter TO the chairman, Lord
Lawrence. In his reply Lord Lawrence says that he
is at loss to perceive what use can be served by
more extended expression, through d3putatiOn
from this c0mmlttee OF opinions which Lord Law
renee and others have SO frequently and eOpiOuSly
explained in regard to the assembling OF parla-
ment The government will, as matter of course
be prepared In the event of a commencement OF
hostilItes in India, to advise her majesty to make
such communications to parliament as the letter
and spirit of the act regulating thu relations of the
crown with India may seem to require This would
be not less satisfactory and scarcely less constit
tional mode of meeting the occasion than series of
memorials and Populations.
The papers relative to India will be published be-
fore the end of the month.
Lord Lawrence's committee passed to-day reso
luton regretting Lord Beaconsfeld's refusal to re-
ceive the deputatIon and emphatically condemning
his apparent determination in the event of war be.
ing declared not to advise her majesty to consult
The committee adjourned till Friday 1t is decided
meanwhile to collect signatures TO the protocol.
The act cited by Lord Beaconsfied in his letter to
Lord Lawrence pTescribes that when parliament is
sitting any order directing an actual commencement
Se ~ Ted To " Wf64 thTee antbs ann II
parliament is not sitting, within month after 1t reas
sembles Thus the government are under legal
obligations 10 call parliament earlier than usual.
miscellaneous.
Paris. November 10: The report circu-
lated in London that N. Fourtau had challenged N.
Gambetta Is untrue.
Toronto, November 10: Joseph Gearing.
contractor and exalderman, has abSconded with
fifteen tn )uSand dollars.
Riga, November 49,: Conscripts and their
friends have caused serious disturbance here, and
there have been many arrests.
PARIS, November 10: DISPATCHES IN the
Journal DeS DebdtS report that Manuel PeIdo, tx
president OF Peru, has been assassinated.
London, November 10: The steamships
Egypt, Circassia and California from New York:
Minnesota from Boston, have arrived out.
London, November 10: A dispatch from
Berlin says Russia Is making great efforts TO Obt9in
an extension OF the term of occupation of Turkey.
but all the powers oppose it.
Constantinople, November 10: The
notifications made by the International Roumelian
commission in the Turkish project. for organic re-
form, have been accepted by the Porte.
London, NoYember 49, The National Zeit-
ing reports that Count Schouval0 will be appointed
ambassador at Vienna, and that NJ. Won NavikOh
now amb assador there, will be transferred to London
London. November 10: A dispatch from
Pesth reports that Prince Orlos visit to WeisbGdeI
Is thought to be connected with effort of Russia
to enl st the aid OF Germany to favor the prOlongg-
Il On of Russian OCCUPATION,
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New York. Nsve1ibec l9.-'Ine case IT.
rebuttal for the pr p0lent in the Vanderbilt viii
contest was opened ir tue sWr1gato's court this
morning by calling To tie witness stand Bishop
NJ TYeire OF the Methodist EpisSoparchuTch south.
Mr.. Clinton, q the counsel said lie WIS prepared to
show by the wit ess the b story Of 'he dOnsti t.
the Nashville university, WIKI the view OF p!oSin
indus influence was excited over Mr.. NanderbiirS
ftY, = rt-tr nfT
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For Tennessee and the Ohio rr.ieg pa'tly
cloudy rcsaiher, ra,-iabls iri.d de, shifting 70
sOutEeyIy. stationary temperature, sfatioaary
or 6rliiHg barometer,
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CLraEAt. RArEs

yesterday Of cotton AMI q7li: Lirsrpool eo.-
tn, 5 9-I6d. Memphis cotton, &c. Ne,o
Orleans cotton. Q I-2e. Nse YcrE eofon,
97-fC-. Eesc York gold, 100 Is.
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Grand Junction, Tenn-A Correction.
From an Appeal CORES ondeLt1

GRAND JUNCTION, November lS.-Ih
Publishing my rel OFT you made "a mistake. IN la;
Won say. THE number o. TatlOus Issued vas one
th0us ild iOuF hundred" II shCu have been four
teen tholsanI. Fourteen hundred taions 20 five
hundred people, during four five We Ia. wOul Z
have been rather scaH;y raliOas. Don't you think
so? j. Il. NORRIS.
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SANITARY SENSE.

what it Amounts to in One OF the
Principle Manufacturing Towns OF
England-Hoyy it Is ADDIie6-The
Excreta, Ashes upG GfPal
Treated Chemically liz
SOLD ES Very VaIu
able Manure.
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u. w. MILLER.
AETORNEY-AT-EAW,
No. az Madison street, Memphis. Tenn.
NOTICE.

THERE will be an examination OF applicants for
L Teachers and Principals certificates in the
Memphis City Schools, held at the office of tine
Board of Education, Monday. 25th instant, 1t IL
o'clock am. I. NJ. S. RHETT,
Chairman Com Teachers
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WEATHER 0BeugvaTgoxs.

WAR DEPT. SIGNAL SEEvICE T.. 3. ARMY, !
TUFsDhv, NOV m5er ~. 1873, 1850 pm.
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:. Cd. NJ. a..

MEMBERS of Shelby Lodge, No. Al, I. o. NJ. A.
vi are notified 10 meet this "WEDNESDAY
evening at O'CLOCK, in hall No. 2aS Second street
for the transaction of important business.
JOHN d. ADAMS, President.
Sen,r
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Our Revenue Marine-Schurz Does Not
Like the Bluff, honest Letters CT
the Soldiers, who Told what
Thieves and Fag3bOnds the
Average Indian
agents Are.
lie Therefore Tries TO Answer Sheridan
and GibbOn-Stephens on the Stu
alton - TIE Influence of the
Central Pacific - Mini.ter
Foster on the Next
lean Trade.
AN IRpCstOr.

WASHINGTON, November 19.--The session
OF the cabinet to day OF short duration, routine
matters only being considered.
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FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
Lord BeacOnsheld Refu es 10 Call Par
lament Together, and Declares the
Ministry Prepared TO Shoulder
the Responsibility in Case
of War.
The English Grain Crop-IOre Regi'
ments for Afghanistan-Th Attempt
TO Assassinate the King of Italy
Congratulations OF Pope Leo
Arrests.

LONDON, November 10. - Said Pasha
governor OF the province of Broussa. has
been recalled to Constantinope. 1t Is rumored he
Will assume the ministry of public works. This Is
indication of the supremacy OF English influence
In Turkfs Aft
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wEATaER INDICATIONS

WAR nyrT.. OFFICE ca. STG. CTfI l.H
WAsuISGrDS. Now mbrr 20. ] C-rt.
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India stili Preparing for War.

BOMBAY, November 19.-The Gazette an
nounces that several regiments have been warned
to hold themselves in readiness to advance from
Qustah at once, and that all are ready. Merchants
from Central Asia say that Indications of d
movement of the Russians toward Afghanistan are
nhsnrVah1p
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LONDON, November I9-The Bucharest
government. it is said, has refused Russia the in
creased facilities for INSTRUMENTATION curing
their occupation of Bulgaria A governor of Bulga-
ria is probable, in place of Prince Dondonkoff KOr
sokof he having EXPIRE sSed opposition to the treaty
of Fe.lin. The prince Is on bis way to Liyadin
to report to the the state OF affairs in Turkey
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WASHINGTON, November I9.-Chief Clerk
Hogg, OF the navy department. who has been max
!n invest Cations telegrdDhs that BUTLER, seaman
OF the Huron. was undoubtedly lost la the wreck OF
that vessel, ana the peIsJnating him Is an i'm
poster The claimant, however, Ie.cmbles likeness
OF Buhler. He is missing, having let the navy
yard ciandeStuely last night.
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Arrests IN Italy.

NAPLES, November 19.-Signor Nellie,
editor of the Censor newspaper, has been arrested
He was formerly an associate of Passanante, and
arrested with him, In 1870, for posting reyou-
tionary placards. The shopkeeper who sold Passa-
nante the knife with which he attempted to kill the
king has also been arrested
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,Ater 0n the Mexican Trade.

A bA- AhO %~C'
WASHINGTON. November 10 John q.
Foster, United States minister TO Mexico. In re-
Spouse to a request from the Manufacturers ass1-
citation OF tie northwest, has prepared and sent TO
the state department an eltbOia,e paPeT, 70 be
transmitted TO the above named association, giving
results concerning the prospects and available
means Tor the extension Of car commerce with
Mexico Mt Foster states that the prohibitOry tariff
aud the revolutionary condition of Mexico form
great obstacles 10 any extended foreign trade. and
until they are removed cur merchants viii, as
general thing. continue 20 tnu more inviting mark
cts elsewhere; but he asserts, nevertheless, that
there - 4 limited field which may he occupied by
americans. and regards 1t as entirely feasible and
sale for American manufacturers to continue their
efforts fl kindIed Branches and establish in the
City Of Mexico warehouses for the exhibition aud
sale OF products of their factories. Ia this way local
merchants ana consumers Will have practical dis
play Of the superior merits OF American goods and
wares ana their sale be gradually increased and
a permanent market created.
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pEan,sn blaue, anters aelbe ceer rcths
Safte. Hobsr foats man lcnlf manh'
6artsioffs nstmen2
gs 1T watr, plauperte Garlcta MIDI
miupsr iorslos, uup i'd en!finns mih, taf
eirrs Gases ale Baume I'M mid, ber per
nitttet muroen. Damn lrSmte es rc:b -
70 rotb - i'd Fnns uno Fnne -Ssmanp be
fanb 1h in msinsr Ndte. i'd, CLAUDE Shutter
nannte tb Rs - ater lts eerbars i.h Bin
ter ben rotben gliitben - pisueid,t babl
i'd nur sstrdumt - uno wispsrum labts
lie bsrjlih.
@straumt, bsfatists Gaict tetsuper
6srssns, uno ibm mar, als iei Garlcta an
snem tisfen gtsrunee atnsewanbslt, In
rsthsn ae btaab,ufirsen es ron fslner
Seite nur elmer unpcrfttissn 9emettunq
teburfts. ia, mir traumsn oft rpunOerba'
unb 10 lebtait, pab mir nah e;ni9er 3sil
Die I'm Shlaf empfanssusn giaoruds faum
nod pcn Der 0irfiihtsit ,u rn!erihsibsn
psrmSsen. s. eebt 70 nett, hab leere
Traumbilosr uns teunrubisan. gfaA fol
den Grfatrunssn a6sr mub es unlsrs auf
gaze lsin, lelbit menn es nit Yieler Wliite
perbunoen. beoss senan Son CHAMBER su
trennen.
Seitoem i'd bic 5ubssr1sbuns niat mebr
fusls, iasint's mir, ale Oh i'd lis ebsnfals
nur aetraumt bate.
Dis ibr eudb cine nsus 8srlsbums suee
3casn babt, entsesnete Gllot tparneap.
unO Oas rrc9t. 70 lanss ibr fcrtfabrt, purd
perfrihts @aifren3uussn unisr 6eilpesfab.
rem fSrsnb gu purGtreu,en. Sbr mubt
ourhaus veriuhsn, eine Gren,e ,rpildsn
Dirtlihtsit une @etraumtsm gu ssbsa
Die freanelide W rtliGfsit sepinnt pa
rurh erbSbtsm Wertt, poaesen tdBiiae
gprRsuuns itrsa tsinsliseupen Gbarattsr
oerlieren.
(JOrtietuns fplst.)
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= Santa Claus bat leim Sauptquar.
tier I'M . ollar 9 tore aufseidlasen.
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Bferoeba9n fann man uiht iiteral, pber
audi nur an leper StraBenede einlteiaen
tpie bier, lcnbern man muB ii6 eine bon
ben yStaticnen" aufiuden, bic rft lebr
weit bon einanper entfernt lino; anbersrr
bdlt Der 2Sa9et nidt uno lit AUDI baS
Ginlteisen in pcr6eifabrenoen Wasen niAt
Seltattet. 2ettereS miirpe pielme6r Elm
ftraf6area Serse1en iein.
p Wtan f1brt l1i6t ben einenl Guse
bet Vabu gum anoern TN, benielten Yreis,
mie went n1an fleinere Streden benust,
ionoern muB Gifets BON perldiepcuenl
Rrelle je nah bet 9anse Der Sabrt lclen,
mie BET GlIentalnen.
3 Wan er9i(t beim Ginlteisen rcm
scnoncteur ein Gifet paS man teim
NuSleigen mieber abse6sn nms. a4ebe
benz, Der es perliert! ST. ipiro ipesen
gllletzDefrauoe- Setrus parf es in Benz
oeutfden Serlin trcb Britnleilter Stepban
ntdt belBen- -perTcl9t.
uno renn Senlanp bet a(l pieIe mt
niisen S4erereien unmirid ,pirc uno
lAimpft, 10 lauft ct @efabr mesen Ser
unslimpfuns ocr Se9DroeH in5 gOA su
lpa5ieret.