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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-09-05
A Strange Cave.

A Harrisburg, Pennsylvania dispatch
says: A man named Neff, near Alexander,
Huntington county, this State, made g
remarkable discovery q few DAYS ago.
Having gone to his well for drink, he
was surprised that no water was forth.
coming. and his curiosity having been ex-
cited he descended the well, to find the
bottom out and a cool breeze blowing up
ward, enough to cause rustling among
the leaves on a tree outside. Mr.. Neff
then adjusted lantern to rope one
hundred feet long. and let 1t down in the
cavern. As the fire had not been ext;n-
guished he concluded that the air was
pure. He then secured a rope three
hundred feet long, and fastening TO one
end basket containing lantern, dog and
cat, and slowly let them down. Bottom
was touched at two hundned and ninety
one feet, and at the end Of six hours the
basket and contents were drawn up to the
surface. The lantern was stu burning
and the animals gave no sign d suffering,
except chiflness. The owner Of the disap-
pearcd well, accompanied by friend, de-
seconded to the bottom. and discovered a
caye extendipg Ter uhn8 IN different di-
Eecl1Ooe. 6kalagnises md stalact;tes
voO numerous. end Ct intervals small
sl1eams Of %atef ran, nver stony beds
Many bats 6uttered through the cavern.
and peexined sea shells abounded. Avein
a u6ckel ore was discovered, samples OF
which haveb analysed and found To be
Superior to the nickel Of Lancaster. Pa,
or Germany. TIE a.ly PLACES where the
metal Is minedS
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The London Tim<s. on the desire Of the
United States TO negotiate . reciprocity
treaty with Canada on the basis OF econo.
micai doctrines prevalent In the Union,
says: Canada Is within the operation Of
kngiand's Commercial treaties. and could
not establish reciprocity with the United
Stntes without transgressing the most ia
yored nation clause In these treaties. The
Isss1s concludes as follows: Whether
apart from the question of our treaty OBJ
hgaaons there would BE any disposition
In Canada To assent 20 the proposal, -
most doubtful. The mind Of Canada can
Dc freely expressed In the Parliament OF
the Dominion. and We are willing 20 abide
by lie free declarations. There IL no dis
position To fetter Canadian liberty Of &C.
ton. even Il the establishment. Of . Gus
toms union with the United States was
the result oft; ou; the prospects Of the
scheme are az leas. doubtful when the
subject was raised sumo few years since.
the Dominica government protested they
would never listen To any sasgest5on for
the admisslon 6. the manufactures al the
United states On more favorable terms
than those u: In. United Kingdom. md
We have no reason % suppose any change
oi sentiment has since been Developed
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-09-05
THE DOOR STEP.
BYE c. sIEApNAy.

By l. c eAkAbNAS.
The conference meeting thrcasa at last.
We boys around the vessry waited
To see the gfris come fitting past.
Like saowbirds willing 20 be mated
No: drawer he that leaps = wall
By level Inrsket-dashes liften.
Than / who stepped before them sil.
Who lonsed TO see NE Sc: the mitter.
But ro-she blu shed and took NV arm;
We lie; the old folks take the highway.
And started toward the Maple Farm,
Along 8 kind OF lovers byway.
lcant remember what We said.
Twas nothing worth a song or stcry,
Yet that rude uath by which sped
Seemed all Transformed in glory.
Tho snow was crisp beneath our feet.
The moon was full. the fields were cleaning;
By hood and tirpet sheltered sweet.
Her face with youth and health was besTnins.
The little hand outside her mrr-
oh. sculptor IL you could not mold i'll
SO lightly touched my jacket cuff.
To keep 10 yarIz, had 20 held L.
To have her with rre-.here alone
TWINS love and fear and triumph blended:
At last We reached the foot-worn stone
Where the delicious journey ended
The old folks. too were almost home:
Her dimpiei hand the latehes fingered.
We heard the voices nearer come.
Yet or the door step still We fingered
She shook her rineiets from her hood.
Aud with thank You. Charles, -dissOnlbicd.
But vet knew she understood
With wha; darling wish trcmbled.
cloud passed kindly overhead:
The moon was slyiy pcepins through IL
Yet hid its face. as IL it said,
Come, now or never! do il do it,-
Nv lips tall then had only known
The kiss OF mother and sister
But somehow. full upon her own
Sweet. rosy. darling mouth kissed scf.
Perhaps twas boyish love yet still.
oh, Esticss woman. weary hover.
To feel once more that fresh. Wild thrill.
III giye-but who can live youth over
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NeuthMestcrn RAILWAY Association.

A meeting Of the Southwestern Railway
Association was held recently nj the
Grand Pacific Hotel. Chicago. and while II
II no. vet known what was done, IL was
expected % develop ths policy which that
body will maintain in its relation with the
roads west 81 the Missouri river. tn"
Burlington and Missouri River railroad
takes In the traffic from Southern Sebras-
ka and Northern Kansas. but pays no tn
butte o. the association: In fact, II coinfata
the right ~ the latter Ia enter that terri
tory at all. The Missouri. Kansas and
Texas railroad rolls up pr,digious volume
Of business from the Southwest. which Is
passed over the head. ~ II were. - ia.
association roasi-, and delivered o. lines
east ~ the Mississippi. This SORT ~ thing
constitutes grievance which the as-s,cia-
ton has borne almost uncomplainingiy fr
months past The lines in the asspiation
viii not submit b such eneruAchmehs up
on their rights any longer. but Will demand
a more equitable share ~ the traffic oriei-
mating In the territory claimed NJ exclusive
domain by the Missouri. Kansas and Texas
on the south and the Burlington and Mis-
sotn River railroad on the north. The
disposition 81 the matter Il IL ursdefstopi
comprised the chief work performed a, tn
meeting.
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Attachment 10 Newspap~r..

The strong attachment - Subscribers
20 vel-conjDctsi newspapers IL fully
connrrnsd by Publishers. stop my pa
per- words 81 dread % bc9innefs IN The
business. Ls-e their terror after a tag-ef
has been established fnr q term - years
So iony a. paper pursac- . Just. honor.
able snd j3dbeioas oogr~e. nserfing tho
wants - customers In al RESPECTS. Tho
ties - fricnd>hip t-etueca the ss,.~efih-~r
and the paper Are ~ hard % tre.ak by an
outsa,ieetir,i party. A. The Ink ~hich tsoda
Old friends IN bo@irsess - sssrisi NE. DE-
cAeioaaily defects and erros ia q nes@-
paper are oveTic,ked ey tfso>s sbo t~--
come attached u y. rhsos.st. - f.-rusad
for year. They sDfp~tine~ b-posDe do
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which has siipfs-i into ia Columns. srd
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NEWS SUMMARY.
WASHINGTON


TILE President and his familyleft Wash
whence he viii go to 81. Paul. While fn MINNIE
sofa, he will visit Bismarck.
The United States Attorney teleeraphs
verdict of guilty against the Redmond gang.
The court is with me. The moral effect COM
plete. Redmond refuses to surrender"
THE Treasury Department on Monday
issued the sixty ninth call for the redemption Of
$40 bonds Of 1865 and consols Of 1865. The
call Is for s., 900. 600 of coupon and registered
bonds. Interest ceases the 18th Of November
next.
THE experiment of shipping coin by
mail has been made, and the officials of both
Post-ofhce and Treasury departments believe
hatit Will fnd favor and prove successful. The
first shipment arrived in New York from San
eagles.
The United States steamships Congress,
Sabine and Kansas, at the Portsmouth Navy
Yard, have been found to be worthless and they
are recommended to be broken up.
TIE Post claims to have seen a letter
from prominent South Carolina Republican, in
which It is stated that Senator Patterson has
proposed to Governor Hampton to resign his
seat in the Senate il he can be assured Of full
amnesty and exemption from the present legal
movement for his prosecution.
SECRETARY NcCRARY will probabiy leave
Washington about the Of September, and make
two or three political speeches in Iowa during
the campaign in that State.
GEN. PAINE, an ex- Congressman of Wis
consin, has been rendered the position of Com
missioner of Patents. He was once O law part
ner Of Secretary Schurz.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-09-05
GENERAL FOREIGN NOTES.

Two severe shocks Of earthquake were
| felt in Germany Monday morning.
THE Lazis concluded not to resist the
| Russian occupation Of Batoum.
A CoNsTANTINoPLE dispatch, dated
| Sunday, says the departure q the Russians is
progressing. General Skobelef is in command
Of the forces which are to be withdrawn t.
| Roumelin. His headquarters will be ut Redesie
! Bourgas and Sarna successfully.
A BELGRADE telegram estimates that
%, 600 Bosnians, with heavy artillery, are con-
fronting General Szapary. 1t is expected that he
will receive reinforcements, and will then re-
sumo the offensive.
GENERAL CzAPARY telegraphs to Vienna
that the Bosnians again attacked him on Friday
but were repulsed after nine hours fighting.
DIR. NoBILING, who attempted to as
sassinate the Emperor William. is suspected of
eigning madness. He will shortly be conveyed
a lunatic asylum 70 be placed under the OBJ
tcrvation Of experts.
IT IS stated from Paris that the distri-
button Of prizes at the Exhibition has been post.
poned until october 10th.
ACCORDING to the latest advices from
the City Of Mexico, the Greasers are putting on
their war-p paint
In the monetary conference at Paris on
the 18th, Gov. Fenton closed the general debate
on the part Of the United States.
UNDER the direction Of Gen. Philipovich
Serejevo. the captured capital Of Bosnia com
posed Of i've Mohammcdans, three Catholics
six Orthodox and four Jews. From this body
Fans Pasha, formerly civil governor, was APP
pointed mayor.
DISPATCHES from Vienna say that the
completely Of the Servians in the Bosnian in
surrection Is again asserted from various quar-
tiers. 1t is said that tho rebels retreating hom
sersievo went toward the servian frontier and
viii cross IL II closely pursued 1t is also stated
that some prisoners were captured ut Dobaj
wearing the uniform Of the Servian military
The insurgents about Dobal have been largely
reinforced.
A DISPATCH dated Belgrade, August
Gen. Czapary has Withdrawn from Dobai to the
left bank of the Bosnia and destroyed the
bridges. They also claim that Gen. Philipo-
yich army ut Sorelevo is seriously threatened
on bosh banks Reinforcc;ncnts arc hurrying
from Austria, and insurgents are increasing in
every direction
THE outrages In Bulgaria continue, and
the atrocious conduct Of the Bulesriaas towards
seems 70 rival that Of the Bashi-Bazouks In
Bosnia on the breaking out OF the war.
SEVERAL special dispatches from Vienna
mention tho preoaxious condition Of the An
Grassy Ministry, in consequence of Bosnian and
denies that the Ministry is threatened
A CoNsrANrrSoPLE dispatch says that
10000 Lazis are approaching Batocrs. 70 ask
Derv;s Pasha what course he intends to ADOPT
THE annual grain fair Of Austrc- Hungary
opened last week. II is calculated thss the
en1ptre win be able TO report fron twelve 70
thirteen million quintats OF wheat twenty ave
hundred thousand of rye. focr million barley
nfrom twenty-five hundred thousand 70 three
million Of oats
GEN. PHuIrovIcH's forces will be raised
to lbs. 900 to $50. 900 men
THE Mexicans say they ran Mackenzie
hack with only sixty men
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-09-05

Thern Il an elernesf II pubic Justice In
the robbery ~ The Pullman Car Cofnpzny
by their Secretary. The amosnt taken h
plAcsd n eI.s. Go. thOogn Il h prosa1ay
much more. The trsyeiissg pst.,se III shed
no tears a eo<,dosence- The Pzilr..ns
have bcen robsSns their victims by thsir
elforfSona;e cA<rg.-s for year.. AID y IL
oclv fair that they s.soad b. robh~1 IN
turn The President % the o,mp~oy h.s
the freshness 20 ss-1re TIE psst1,s that The
tns. e4rzed bv AngeiTs rn~r.t;y VII Dos
esnsarrss- then IN the Iesss. nor Interfere
With The payment q thsar rsrptv c3v5-
d~nda- This h the b>ss prod yet osesssa
of the extortSon prsctSosSf by this ossysu<a-
tsoa- II 4 can to-e tl5c. 90 ard nos foei
ths 49,. !. y tsrae that 4 s,soud o1f c0sn
n. r.s1- 'or ss>sT<ns a5d psxso< ra.>~S--
GloA<- D>no-yaf.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-09-05

THE great objection to silver as stand
ard for currency is that the metal is SUBJ
ject to greater fluctuations In value than
gold. From 1888 to 1873 the average val
% Of the standard ounce In England was
shout God; but the price fluctuated from
Sgd to 62id, the changes in value exceed
ing one per cent. annually. Since 1871
the fluctuations have been much more
rapid and excessive.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-09-05

TIL, return Of the Bank of France forthe
week ending August sth showed: Cash and
bullion, $432, 539, S07; discounts, Sl35, 2O0.-
GAL; Treasury bonds, $40, $4,000; active
note circulation, s47a,25l, 800; public de-
posits, So, s26, 27O; private deposits. ST.
O4I, $50. The proportion between bullion
and circulation is 1914 per cent.
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u TIE x~~.<-r Assl>zsisf Frs<s. 49, as
ossnpi~s>-t ss1 r>o.{lskse-. . sosssae<; sap -
tks~ rntss-s sts.e<. h rAseh Ia ss<fs<<x
arc dsvssos sso<-isEs 70 ifs>sr rsyr-~-s.ts-
LOO ln TIE To<fy ara Csnsr--.. Tks ki>zs
10 ursTss. and IL ZAP ss~s ssa fres- -
tn>sssrssis> rsise % al r-~r-o<ss s..er-~ss-f
IN f.se t.a,.l,seal sEair. II to- nssl1n q IA
. v~ry n~~t md eo<nSas<~ asrsnsy saV q
To sHsir, oaz-nsxy. tss s<xsf-.~--<<ss dis
usr<s tssns dsvss>d ~ kszvy r4~s so
dass1axussts>t sfosa e~sk oz,ses ~ ors~s-
noe Il e1ST.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-09-05

SOME OF the St. Louis flour merchants
making already efforts to introduce their
fiours into Scotch and English markets d.
rect from their own mills. They have
also turned their attention to Brazil as
Offering the most; promising field, and &C.
cordinato- the socal papers are meeting
with unexpected success.
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THE report of the Bank of England
August 9TH showed; Surplus. Sl7, 070, 965i
public deposits. sls, Ito, AS; other depos-
its, 800, 93S, 295; Government securities,
S74 1885, $50; other securities, S91, 579, 4SO;
notes unemployed, $500, $50; notes In
circulation, Sl40.SSj.425 and bullion on
hand in both departments, $l0e, 900, $40.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-09-05

THE Mexicans are carrying on horse
stealing with renewed vigor Since Nc
Kennels recent Invasion. They are very
hostile. and have murdered several
Americans in Mexico during the past few
weeks
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Kansas Crops.

We are indebted to Hon. Alfred Gray,
Of the Kansas State Board OF Agriculture.
for the following interesting and valuable
statistics:
Table showing tho acreage OF principal crops
for 1877 and 1873. aud the increase and de-
crease during the year for the State, as per as
SCISSORS returns, reported to the State Board
Of Agriculture by county clerks.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-09-05

THE recent decision Of Secretary Schurz
in regard to railroad lands has, it seems,
been misintcrpreted by settlers. Several
roads, such as the Illinois Central, have
received land grants from the different
States. The decision does not cover the
unsold lands OF those corporations. In
fact, the only lands it does cover are
those held by the Union, Central. Kansas
&Denyer, Pacific / Sioux City lines.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-09-05

The New York Produce Exchange
Weekly, of last week, is authority for the
statement that the bread making power
of the spring wheat crop of 1873 will be
no more than half of that Of the crop Of
1917
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-09-05

In his Toledo speech, Secretary Sher-
man said: At one time il was estimated
that the amount Of United States bonds
held abroad approached 100000, 900.
Two years ago the general estimate was
about 5000, zoo, 900. Now, after the most
careful examination, it was estimated
somewhere near $500, 900, 900 to $3.50, Ooo,-
OOO
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| TIE British war ships BellefophoE, Sirius
| and Argus arrived ut Newport. Il. l., on wei
nesday morning and wero received witna saiut
| from Fort Adams and the torpedo station-
THE Paper Manufacturers OF the coun-
1 try met In Convention q Saratoga on the 2sth.
| The trade meets 20 consider matters anecting
4 the general good, especially the demand and
supply and the best means Of insurins business
stability.
| A SPECIAL, meeting of the Episcopal
| Wednesday. Among the Bishops present were
| whipple of Minnesota, Green OF MISSISSIPPI
| and smith Of Kentucky. It is said that the oo-
ject Of the meeting is the resignation OF Bishop
| McCoskrey, of Michigan. The meeting is private
with presiding Bishop Smith, OF Kentucky In
the chair. -
The National Convention of the State
Insurance superintendent, commissioners and
| ments, commenced its session at Providence
| last Tuesday with Hon. Oliver Pillsbury, OF New
Hampshire, in the chair.
THE New York Chamber Of Commerce,
Monday, sent 50 500 to New Orleans, Memphis
| and Vicksburg.
PHILADELPHIA has subscribed nearly
S, 900 to the yellow-fever sufferers in the South
The EAST.
IT is claimed that the State Treasurer Of
Missouri viii not lose anything on account OF
the st. Louis and st. Joseph bank failures !;
| hat s,,ch ARRANGEMENTS haze been made viii
nsre him ,rboie
| ec..
0ROUND was broken on tne Ioth ioi the
south lateral branch of the Sutro tunnel to tap
the Julia shaft LOO feet distant. 1t IS ex.
Pected the connection Will De nade ny the ISL
Oh Decenio
OR. CAhNEh anu Captdih DoSdiuus
have both been engaged as attractions during
the Minnesota State Fair.
rr-uRrH Of the Association for the Adj
.,,.or,an. =. co;orco yisitad ,ba ,noupds at
CanIr;a III;na;s n Tow miles beIouy 81 Ionis on
W a 40 y \ ftsrnoon and abont fifty Of them
stared Thursday on an excursion to Colorado.
TT No,;,raI C.tboI;c Total Abstinence
-. -, -" oirt,h aunroI conyon,ion ~
e Sion 1911 In =; 1,,i;ann,,Iis ON Wcdrasdov NJ
ta,,,,oo, ii'''i ii' ga
SERIOUS accident 10 an excursion
train on the Grand Rapids and Indiana Kali
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Atchison, Topeka + Santa Fe Railroad.

The annual report OF the Board of Dr.
rectors of the Atchison, Topeka & Santa
Fe Railroad is just at hand. During the
year 1877 the gross earnings amounted to
S22, 100, the operating expenses to
81. 459, COZ, and the net earnings to Sl,2l9,-
COS. The business OF the road for the first
six months of 1878, compared favorable
with that Of the six months previous, the
following. being the statement Of earnings
and expenses December 81, 1873, to July
81, ISIS:
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LARGE purchases Of wheat In American
ports have been made for French account.
The French wheat crop is disappointing
and the old crop has been about exhausted.
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Editorial COMMENTARIES.

The Onion Pacific railroad during the
month Of July transported 497 car loads
of cattle against $50 for the same month
of last wear.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-09-05

TEx e<ttrc sn<oe % tise Esss CITY ira
waxxs b .. vu<k. kzi Sc us~ Ord ;1rD>
-ince ts~ s.anSc b every rs,ctsszse b .-,'h
sssoT-s N u--
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The United States Senate.

The Chicago Times figures up" on the
United States Senate as follows:
OF the outgoing Senators in 1879, l6 arc
Republicans and Democrats. The poll
ticians here calculate that five Republicans
are reasonably sure Of election, to wit:
From Colorado, Kansas, Nevada, Vermont
and New Hampshire, with four doubtful
Pennsylvania, New York, Wisconsin and
Illinois. Seven Democrats will succeed
seven Republicans, from Florida, Arkan-
sas, Ohio, Oregon, South Carolina, Cali
fornia and Alabama. or the eight Demo-
Gratis who retire, six Democrats are certain
to be returned, from Missouri, Maryland,
Louisiana, Georgia. Kentucky and North
Carolina, leaving Indiana and Connect
lieut. doubtful. The following summary
will show the condition of the Senate now
and after March 4th, 1879, from present
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county clerks,
A-.z..,f g.

Total. sos ,30i % 6,53s,727 as
Actual increase in acreage drring tho year.
943, 422. sc; per cent oQincrease, 1855.
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At best, the Republicans can only muster
thirty-four Senators, should all the doubts
be determined in their favor, which would
still leave them seven In the minority, with
David Davis for an occasional reinforce
ment Of one, should that distinguished iur-
list be inclined to sucsOr his old-time asso-
ciates. Calculating upon a general aver
age Of the doubtful States, the Senate
would stand as follows:
Republicans. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
lndependent. i
iOtdi....--
This would give the Democrats an abso-
lutte working majority Of IL, counting
David Davis on the Republican side.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1878-06-13
Rranfbeiten Ser &Dpfbant, bbcr
9itnrtafTS.
(gOh Srn. 6. 3. @urrob. Srenton. 81. 81

(8Ot 9rn. 6. 8. Murrab, Srenton. 81. 81
SD mar iber Is Sabre nit elmer &ranfbeit Der
Ropfbaut bebaftet. Die ger5te bieBer 9itprtaIis.
SIS NOR cine unlnterbrodene Dual fir mid, oa es
ii9 bGufig aud iiber anbere Sbeile meines &0rpers
perbreitete. IS fling an, inSem 1tb cine Ifuppens
arti9e Subitana dbnIi9 benz 3opf9rinb, an ben
Saarluur5eln aniebte. Sci Der Gntfernuns bieIer
S6uppen Ihien Die Saut ~entSiinoet uno Der 9urft
mar baIo pieber nit Gbnli6en Sbuppen bebedt, tpie
bic entfernten. DIT biloete it9 cine i6orfi9e GruIte,
Die i6 pie unO ba ii6er ben poroeren Sbeil bes
&opfes birab aus0ebnte. SD probirte piele MitteI
uno coniultirte III Stem gorf eii1en berporragenben
@r5t. Gr perl9rieb mir Gr5nei, uno ia9te, bas etns
Si9e Mittel iei, Die 8ranfbeit aus metnem 8lute
btnaus 5u treiben. SD Ia9te ibm BON Sbrer 9pcu.
pia, Die i9 ~anae3eigt seieben bate. Gr laete, ib
loate erit iein MitteI %prObtren uno penn bos ni6t
belize, Die &acupia. 9la9 per9ebliHem @ebrau6
letnes Dtittels nabm i'd nteine 9ilfe gu 2uc,lpta.
SD rabr, cine 6Iai6e b~erieIben ben Nnpeiiunsen
9ertdB uno fano balo, oaB Die S9uppen abtrodnes
ten uno Die @rinb. G%niammIun9 oufb0rte unO mad
benz @ebrau9 Der iediten SIaide fam i6 iasen,
oab rnein ROpf 9elunb unO rein lift. SD fam 6ess
baI6 Sbre 2acapia ais wertbpoles Setln.ittel ems
pfeGlen.