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AMONG THE ARRIVALS from Europe by Satur-
days steamers were John Ennis, the pedes-
trian; VIM. Inman, OF the Inman Steamship
ager, and Ira D. Sankey, the evangelist,
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MAN SHOOTS HIS WIFE IN BELIEF THAT SHE
is BURGLAR.-A dispatch from Port Huron, In
Michigan, says that terrible accident occurred
on Thursday night, the victim being Mrs. Adam
Helmer, who, with her husband, resides at
Helmer was awakened by the noise OF burglars
in the house. She Immediately aroused her hus-
band, Mr.. Helmer told his wife to keep quiet
bedroom and went to another part of the house
on search for the 1ntruders. Meanwhile his
wife arose and went to a different part of the
house. When the husband returned he thought
he saw an intruder In the closet and fired, but
to his most sorrowful surprise found the Intru-
der to be his wife. The whole charge from the
musket entered Mrs. Helmer'S right side, caus-
cred his mistake he fell to the floor In faintinp
Mt. On recovering, he picked up his wounded
wife and carried her to her chamber, and sum-
moned physicians The doctors say she cannot
live twenty four hours,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-28

THE LITTLE VICTIM OF A CYCLONK-The de-
composed body Of q little girl aged years was
picked up near Prtmghan, Ia, few days ago:
by the cyclone which passed over the village
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patch from Boise City, Idaho, says Lieut. Far
row, with company OF Umat1lla scouts, is con-
fronting band OF renegade sheep-eater Indians,
ABOUT 100 strong, on Crooked river He says he
WILL attack them as soon as he gets them into
favorable position. A volunteer company is
organizing at Council Valley to assist Lieut..
FarrOW.
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Plague Stricken Memphis.

MEMPHIS, TENN, July 2S,-Three new cases
OF yellow fever were reported to the board OF
health this morning. No deaths had occurred.
A detail OF 25 men from colored military COM
pany has been made to DO police duty during
the day, as the entire strength OF the regular
police force has been assigned to night service
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-28

HON. ROBT. w. JOHNSON, Representative In
Congress from Arkansas from 1S47 to 1853 and
died Saturday night in Little Rock. 1t was
through the influence OF Mr.. johnson that the
grant OF lands in aid OF the Cairo and Fulton
and Memphis and Little Rock railroads was
passed by Congress.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-28

SToEING THE KING.-A cable from Madrid
says some excitement has been caused by an
old woman, supposed to be insane ninging q
heavy stone at the carriage containing the
King, who was going to church, on Saturday
evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-28

BOSTON, July 2S.-Freeman, the Pocassett "a.
yentist, has been visited In jail at Barnstable.
he Is still In the same frame OF mind as he has
fuses to take any legal advice for his approach
ing trial. Should the state furnish him coun-
SCI, he says he win not have any points OF the
tragedy smoothed down ia order TO make q
coed defence. Should counsel be furnished and
attempt such policy contrary to Freemans
idea OF the exact facts, Freeman says he VIII
interrupt him on the spot and have the state
ment made right. Mrs. Freeman continues In
rest she seemed to see the enormity OF the
oeed and to feel the force of her bereavement;
but latterly she has fallen under the old 0elu-
sion. She now thinks her husband did per.
fectly right. and defends his entire course.
Both OF them are perfectly contented In their
confinement and talk nationally upon every SUBJ
ject except the one theme which has given such
q dark hue to their lives
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-28

uA handful of prohibitionsts in California
have nominated fun ticket for state Officers.
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THE MURDERED DMoRM0E.-A New York Herald
correspondent has secured the sworn statement
OF Roger Clawson, who was the colleague OF
Standing, the Mormon elder who was murdered
going along the road, three horsemen rode out
OF the woods, drew their pistols and ordered us
to stop. We did so. Eight other horsemen, all
armed, rode out OF the woods and the crowd Or
were going to whip us till we were limber.' AS
we turned, one OF them knocked me down, and
the others struck Standing. When we stopped
some OF them dismounted. One of them laid
his pistol down and Standing took it up, levelled
1t at the hOrsemen and demanded their surren-
der: A man rode up from behind the tree and
shot sl Standing; They cried Shoot him. point
1bg to me. folded my arms and faced Them
They then retired. l examined Standing and
saw he was dead. The bullet tore away the
bridge of his nose and cut large hole In his
turned they had come back and riddled his mead
and neck with bullets" ClawsoH has gone up
TO Utah, but has employed lawyers to prose
cute, and will come back The coroner's Jury
named the murderers. and recommended their
immediate arrest, but they cannot be found.
and 1t is said they have fled to Tennessee.
ENGLISH STRIKERS COMING TO AMERICA
Nearly three hundred engineers who are on a
strike at Bradford, England are prepared to
accordance with Invitations received from va
r1ous branches OF the Amalgamated Engineers
Society In the principal engineering centers.
lNCRNDIARIsM IN RUssIA.-The Russian min
lister OF the interior reports that g. 50l fires oc
cured In Russia during the month OF June.
causing damage to the amount OF 12,e4, ,l34
rubles. or this number sos fires were OF incen-
diary origin. Further particulars of the fire at
MIN -Novg0rod. on July 18th, state that while
the fire was raging fourteen explosions occur
red In the bazar, killing and injurtng forty per-
sons. A theatre in the Kremlin at Moscow was
re gently burned by nihillists.
Two HUNDRED WOMEN OF Boston, it seems,
have formally signIfied their intention to take
advantage OF the new law which cOnfers upon
snem sna she gns OF sIage IN In School matters
ample. One OF the most interesting features OF
the movement, as described by Boston cor
respondent, is the Intention OF many OF the
school teachers to vote This new right NAV
be the means OF strengthening the position of a
most deserving class OF women, who are not. az
rule, any too well protected.-[N Y. Tribune.
az 1t is believed the Emperor OF Austria will
meet the Emperor OF Germany at Gastein about
August 1lth.
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SWORN IN PUNCTUALLY.-Yesterda was the
day originally fixed for the execution of Jennie
Smith and Covert D. Bennett. James II. New
kirk, Frank G. Fry and James H. Symes three
Of the jury Of twelve appointed by Judge
Knapp under new law of New jersey to be
present at the execution, were sworn In yester-
day-[N Y. Express, 26th.
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THE SITUATION AT MEMPHIS.
low fever were reported There were three
deaths. Yesterday fourteen new cases were
reported to the board OF health. Nine deaths.
it was unanimously resolved that the associa-
ton needs no assistance at present from physi-
clans or nurses from abroad to attend the CON-
paratively few cases now under their charge
Two colored military companies went into
camp yesterday on the bluffs, under orders OF
Col. Jno. F.Cameron,o OF the governors stan. The
police and fire departments have been strength
any trouble. Camps for the colonization OF
poor people will positively be established to
Gay: The wife and two daughters OF Or. Tho..
s. Easton, formerly Of New York, were stricken
with fever yesterday afternoon.
REFUGEKs AT st. LOUIS.
dispatch from st. Louis last night Says
''The steamers Ouachita Belle, with 500 passen-
gers, and Matilda Moore. with 90 people from
Memphis, arrived at quarantine late last night.
There was no sickness on board either bOatand
all the passengers were permitted to come up
them win leave for northern points tomorrow
by river. There are now five steamers at quar-
antine, and they will be held there until the
the city. There are six persons now sick at the
quarantine hospital, but no cases OF yellow
fever are yet developed. These include Mrs
ana heT two II
Coohma. The two children are very sick, and
the younger Will probably die The Secretary
or war having declined TO furnish tents for
refugee camp at st. Louis, the authorities there
are considering the question OF establishing
floating quarantine for Memphians who come
up the river from this time.
THE CASKS IN NKw YORK.
Robert Rhind, second mate OF the British
steamer Alnwick Castle, from Havana, was
taken to the hospital yesterday, down with the
fever. In addition to the Memphis refugees
there are now six fever patients in the hospital
Inquiries made at the several offices OF the
board OF health yesterday were replied to that
OF Mrs. Johanna Brennan In Harlem caused no
alarm I'm the sanitary bureau. At the request
OF the health board, Acting Mayor Ray has re-
solved to authorize the expenditure OF 81 800 to
secure place and apparatus for the care OF the
bodies OF persons dead of infectious and con-
tag1ous diseases.
LOUISVILLE DISPATCH
says that DR.. d. $. Ledbeller, en- route from
Memphis, was taken from the train by Quaran-
tine Officers yesterday afternoon and sent to
the fever hospital The other four patients In
the hospital are doing we'll.
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az 1t fs believed the Emperor OF Austria will
August 18th.
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HEAVY RAINS IN ENGLAND.-Mr. CamtSiuS, I.
s. consul at Bristol, England, in a dispatch to
the Department of state, reports exceedingly
cold and wet weather in that part Of England.
The consequences will be great scarcity In the
products. The consul gives gloomy account
OF the prospects Of the British farmers The
landlords, including the Prince of Wales, have
much larger reduction Is required Il the farm
erS would compete with American impOrtatiOns
Parliament strives In vain to meet the difficulty
protection Is discussed. The rental paid by
farmers Is about $50 an acre. The total annual
rents OF the farms OF Great Britain amount to
$3.50 GOO 0On
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pkICE LIST OF SHIFTS AT MEGINNIaf,
l. BRANCH SHIRT FACTORY, 1002 F St n W.
The Comfort" Mystery" and RECEPTION
SSotte, made Of Wamsutta muslin. and extra iue
unen bosoms. are only rs cents.
1ne Oid Times" and Great Southern" fopeu
!ront1 Shirn are only 30 cents made Of frstclass
The "6enate" Shirt, made OF Fruit OF the Loom
0osnn ana twenty hundred linen, 10 only 60 cents
nj dHnstcaam Pattern Drawers. double seated. only
ME0MNISE.
s''0 10O0 y sSrees R.sC.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-07-14
(GorreipOnbens Der ,SainOis Staats5eituns"0
gus Central SQtmuis.

Son allen Oege16en unIerer No9bar-
i6aft Laufen 9~iinltige 8eridte ein. Nlles
freut it6. gues iaudst. Wan 9iebt it6
Der frobcn 0offnung bin, Die S6eu,len
tpie6er einn1al 9efiiLt gu ieben unb ou6
gut unb lit ianber unb frei bon llnfraut.
Scr NSei5en bat groBe DDue glebren, belonz
DerS Der BtnterDei3en; SomnertpeiSen
uno 9afer baben gelitten 6ur6 Ntan9el at
9tcgen. 6eu 1T unb wirO lebr gut, aber
nidt rci6li6. &artoffeln giebt's Die
Wtcngc un0 auSgesei6net quite. Die Nrs
belt urierer 2anoleute lit cine ~geiegnete !;
10 last Gu6 benn bon gan3em 6er;em graz
~tuliret, Sbr Qlderbauer, Sbr, Dbnc oeren
SleiB aIe @ei1Gfte fttue ite9en piirben.
Sober, Oer oentt, tpiro III oiele 0ratlllas
tion e%inltimmeu.
Gorige 8o6e fanb bier cine 3uiammen=
funtt BON %iDgenanntem berDorragenoen
Serfrd6terll, @el6GftSleuten uilo SapiGaz
liiteu nit 6crrn Seni. 0iffOro, BrGiioent
Der ST.. .. Il s.. 9tarrom Gauge 8abn
ftatt. SIN berielben ipra6 ii0 0err 0ifz
foro i'm 2aufe Der Serat6ung %fOlgenOer>
maBen aus: vl1rlpriingli6 mar es nidt
meine Nblt0t, oieie 9inie (ndmli0 bon
Sc 9toD nad Bloomington nod oieieS
Sahr gu Uergr0Bern, a6cr 9(nseii6ts Der
Ibatiade, baB siuet Der yiarrop Gauge
2inicn ar9enblidlib in Soma im Nau be-
sriffen iinO, uermittelit welder NnidluB
an Den Wiiitiiippis SlnB erm0glidt miro,
eradte id es BON groBem 9Sertbc fir Die
oil 6ieier Noute geIegenen StGote, D0rfer
unb 6oruneH, cine Oirette 3inie iofort in
9tn9riff Su nebmen. Die 2tmie iou bon
Sc GOD mad Bloomington, bon Oieier
Stabt no6 8eoria unO WoumoutG lauz
fen unb auf Dicie 8eiie cine Nten8e groBe
uno feline StGote beriibrcn, bic bis jebt
ben Segcu Der @tienbabnz8 riDileBien mob
nidt g~enolien baben. Die &entc BON
Wtonmoutb unb on6eren StGoteit balten
ieyt idon Die ibneu 3ugefalIenem Streden
Der 9inie."
6aben Sbre Qeier i9on einmal einen
w@rass 6opper" 9cieben. pel6er 81 Boil
lang mar. Gines Oieier @eld0pie mar
bier ST. leben cS fam BON &anias.
w "
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-07-14
9tfr M0rntttf0.

ST. Trie6ri6 Gg0ers Don t6Dbe 8art
tbeilt uns nit, CT babe i'll @rfabrung 9ez
bradt, odB cine 9tn5abl S6urtcn in st.
&oui5 uaO Cincinnati 8auiteIeu in elmer
ongcbIidjcu SubOipiiion Der South 6aIf
of the fractional SOutD Sat 0Uarter Of
Section (1T, IOwnibip 3DirtDsS eDeu
go, 9tortb Nange fiinfSeDu (15) 0itli9
pom oritten l0aIptmeriOion im @ountD
@oOt uuO Stant Suinpi5" sum- 8erfauf
ouSbietcn, Die gar nitt crtitiren. 9enn
ba5 Irn9lihc 2nnD gcb6re iDm i6on lett
% Subren unb lei gar ni6t III 8auiteLen
aus9ctegt. i%Ouosrn iperoe ais SarmIanD
bcuuBt.
|0r. @q9erS eril0t bic 6 in ctnnatier
nnb ct. Coulter 3eitungen 9ierpon
9tDti3 Ill uehlnen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-07-14
Der @erein Oct 8rMmnttueit=
&nhrifnfffHM 1AfA sGXmNIer hielt

HyWUCt&WXt&GW %WO sSSW1tU*GE UtCtI
cine tDeitere Geriammlung uno stuar i'm
Glnb3tmmer oes Sberman 6anles Obj.
Cine uidt unbebeuten6e NnSahL a%ustpGrttz
get grenner, 0arunter ST. s.. 8. WttQer,
tpare1 OG8u ein9ctroffen.
Die Vcrlantmlung tDur6e our@ ben
8iceprGiibenten 6rn. S. W. Gnri9bt err
0ftnct. Der SecretGr ST. .. q. Stub ners
las ooS Brototol Der DOrigen GerlGmrlz
lung, oas angenomme1 tDHroe, unO oan1
eine1 Gnttpurf Der Gerfallullg uno Der
N~ebeugelebe.
0emna6 farm Elm ie6sr Sranntweins
Sabrttant, s0Gn6ler ODER sSmporteur
lau9 &leinbdnoler) MttgIieo tperben. Der
Gereiit miro bon ben 8eamten uno ben
1tebeltoen uno auBeror6entIlben Nusl6Ilz
lclt Dertpaltet nerDer. Die Berfaning
fam ourG Spei 9rttteL Der in elmer 8ers
lammlIng anipslcnben W2it9lieoer abges
dlDert iperoeir, tpenn Der :3iDed Der Ser
larnmlung porber angefInbigt miro. OaS
GrecuttDs @omite De5 &ereins lou in allen
S0Qell, no Wtitglieper bes 8eretnS nit Den
@eleben in @0nflttt fommen, Die Sadie
gel1u u1terlu6en, uno no es ftnoet, oaB
llur ell Mlabiidtlider sSebler Mno feline
Nbltdt oorlag, iid cinen unredtlnGBigem
@ctpInn 81 Derlhaifen, loa eS empfeblen,
Dob Der Verein Dem Wtitglico 81 0llfe
tonlmt; i'm Safe Der Sal ribt thar lit,
loll es tetne Gmpfeblung MAIDEN uno no
es ibm tlar lit, baB bas Mttglieo ii6 obs
fidtli6en Getru9es i6ulbig gemadt bat,
lou IS elnpfeblen, oaB Der 9tame oeiielben
aus Der Wtitglieoerliite 9eitriden Werbe.
SaS @eleBgcbungs= Gomite lou li6 10 ptel
ais mo9li6 ilber aIe bereitS erldllenen
ooer Dorgel6Iagenen @eieBe ODER Gerorbz
nlIngen i%nfornirt Dalten, tDeIbe fir ben
Gerein Don materiellem Snterelie ftn0, uno
ie nad,oem Die gecigneten Wta6nabmcn sur
Nnnabme, Nbl6affung ooer OIntertreis
bun0 oerlelbtn tbun, un0 Stpar auf Soften
oes BereiuS. Sin Gonlite fir Wtitglieoz
l6aft 1ru alle gutberufenen 0elddfttrets
bcloe oiclcr Srande einlaOen, Wtit9lie0er
81 merDen, ulo ale Qtflagen gegen Wttt>
glie0er inter lu6en. Die regelmGBi9en
Geriammlungen iollen ant %stDeiten 0teu5s
tag ieoen Otonat5 1tattftnoen, uto Die glRz
tDeicllbeit Don finfSebn Otit9lteoern loa
Ben lelben Scl6luBfGDigfcit perleiben. SIR
men tDnuem our6 ctnfadeS Gintrittsgelo
WtttglieD tperDen, 6abeu banI 1ber audi III
Den Serlammlungen nidlt mebr ais cine
Stilnmc.
0as @intrittSgcIb nur6e auf SIS, uu6
BET Sa6reSbcttrag aut $40 feltgeleBt. Gez
g%clnlQBtge 8eriammlungen lOlen eIltr1al
I'M WfOnat abgebalten iper0en.
9ta6oem Die Serfallung nebit Nebenges
lcBen angenOmmen mar, unD 8uffalos
Wtllter cine tltr5e Gteoe geb0lten bate, III
Der CT auf Die ytOtbDenbigteit binmies, baB
Die Observation-Disclosures unD Tabritanten
eiuig iein miiBten, tpenn ite ben fortluGbs
reuben 8eriuden, ibrem @ei6dft 81 ibas
oeI, e~rfolSreid begegnen %tuoIItcn, erIolgte
N%crtagung bis auf 6reitag iiber 8 Sage.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-07-14
1tnamaemebue @rfaDrmMaeM.

@enn etner aus Dem nobbarll6et
@isconlin, un6 mare er audi aus Oeilen
O~tetropole, CUR @artenitaot tommt, 10 bat
ct geipiB nidts @ili9ercS 3u tblur, ais ll6
in irgenb cine @eieui6aft 81 begeben, 100
er bas Seine ollf cine Ooer Die anoere
@eile nit gr0Bter Si6erbeit los tperoen
fam. Siebe: 6errn Gbarles Ofouer aus
Wilipoufee. Der funitz uno b~ierfre:roli=
9en Stabt.
Sine 2an6smGnnin, Nnnie 8igeIom,
bic trgenbmo an @lartitr. einem Treuoens
bauie ais 3ierbe uno Stibe oient, nerlbte
ben Gaub, Der Dem 8ortpiBigen mabr>
i6etnli9 cine tbeure nbr uno Settle tolteG
mtrb.
6err Moeuer beri6tete Sen Sorfau auf
Der IrnorD nnb bas Trauenimmer puroe
ioslei6 o%rretirt. sic bate it6 auf ben
8ooen gefit6tet unb itanb idon I'M 8es
9rtff, Iber Die no1barli9en DG6er 81
fM9ten. oils Der 8Iourof iie am Sragen
nabm.
Die Sa@en finb aur Stun6e nod ni6t
gelAaee1 pprbea.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-07-14
Gin reltai0s gNahnifnniner.

SIN S6neioer, SoHann Dtaus, ber Ger.
SAT Us. SbiDItr. iDobntc, lit lpege,t Nn=
grtffs ouf leine Srau DerDaftet iporoen,
Nllo i6eint offenbar ourh yeieu Der Sibel
1no BON 3rattdtden iibergeidnoppt su
ietn. Sin 8eri0teritaIter Der usSQinois
StaatSStg." ludte iDn 6reitag Qbeno in
lciHer s3elc auf unO DDrte, iDie CT bon
0raSei1en tpie 9tebufa0neSar, bonn 9(usz
rotten allies S6lc6ten, pom 60uenpfubI &C.
lpra6. 9luf 8ismard ult0 letne eiaeue
S6Die9ermutter ifeint CT bcInu6ers
idledt 5u ipre9en su ieil, benn Betbeu
lDeilt er Die beiBeiten BlGbe I'M 60uenpfubl
oil, MllO lit bereit, Dem 6O4enfiirlten etlt
Sobr letneS 2ebenS 3u Derlpre6eu, tuenit
er letiIer S6piegernutter etntge &lafter
ertra unteri6iebt.
Nuf Die Sra9e 0cs 8eri9teritatters, mas
'oeum Die S6Wtegermutter 10 6urdtbares
Derbroden babe, Dap iie lol6em Bratpfan=
renqualm nit erb0Dter Semperatur inter
Sogen tperOeu loIe, idrie er Auriid: .@e>
than! J" iie tit Die Ueutter nteiner 6rau, lit
oieS ni6t genug? @tneS Netbes, Die mid,
unO metne erbabeue Wttiiion nidt DerItebt b:
Der Seufel audi! Iues muB 8Ici6gemadt
meroen.A
rSbrs 6ran bat Sic Degen amsrifs berz
bafter laiieu.-
v5at lie! lber~, nmb Elm PREREQUISITES
0aden fOg ibm UNI ben Muno, has lit
ia ld6erIi6. SD nabm, CLAUDE i'd, porz
9eitern Elm BugeIbrett unD begann meiu
gOttlides 3erit0run9sperf. 9aB iie mir
suerit unter Die Singer fam, bas NOR cine
Siigung @DtteS. Nber braten ioa ite -
9Srau, S6tpiegermutter uno Ser vSeri9t."
YSeiter er3dblte Der Wdnu nit einigen Der
niinftt9en @ebanfcnbItben baspti9en, er
babe INNER iebr DieL auf GeItgion gebaLz
ten; er Jet reformirt 9etauft. babe ober
bier PFarrer !6%artmann's Iutberii6e Stride
an Obioftr. beiu6t. 9tber ieine Brebigz
ten bGtten i'm ut6t befriebt9t; DieL beiier
babe ibm i6on oas getftertlopfen un6 6as
dgDptil9e Irnumbi6letn gefauen. -"
0taus fou I6on LANCE ii~beripannt setpeien
fein. St IGBt feline 5rau nnb 3tpei &ins
Der in traurigen gerbdItniiien 31rId.
0ebt It SeI3 Ser beribmte s6uns
kooo (Gohor,ora G;oho 0Itt 4efop
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-07-14

Der &in6er @eiBel, Die Sommerfranfz
belt lit in ibrer fiirdterltden Wabrbeit
bGlfig ~porbanben unO es lit an Der :3eit
ben 0edn9itigten Muttern mitSutbeilen.
baB ungeeiguete uno unSurei6enoe giab=
rung Der babintpelfenben &inoer bic l1rz
la6e lit, tpelde biele fur6tbare @eiBel
berporaebra6t bat. Die Wtld elmer
l6wG6lideu uno ungeiunpen SHUTTER giebt
BENT &inbe uidt gtabrung genug ur6 bic
Derlbie6enen Wtii6ungen bon erfin6eriz
ldeM Nmmen iiuO nod 9efGbrlider. 9as
bette GrlabmitteL fir iunse unb g~eiunbe
Wuttcrmilb lit in NeutG6ter's
.Oeuti6es &tnberme6r Ger
man infant meaD entbalten, cine Gntz
beduna BON piieni6aftli9 gebiIbeten beuts
i6en Gbemitern. 9ieies pun6erbare YrGz
bqrat lit Don pielen Mer3ten ~empfoblen un6
SQuieube DON bantbaren Miittern rufen
ibren acknowledgements gu: GerMbet
Is! sic uerben fiuoen, 6aB Nabruns
better lit ais WteOisilI. unO tuenlt bas ainO
ans Sdmers ianmcrt O6er bur6 9ur6z
fall oepIaat 6abinpeIft, Damn lit es Die
b6dife 3eit Seeuftdoter's s9euti6es &ins
6ermehl1 German infant meaD su ner=
iudeu, ais Nabrung un6 ni6t ais @ebeimz
mifte[. gu baben in alien guten Npotbes
ten. 8reis so Gents per 8Gdie.