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SEATTLE. Aug 17ih. 1850.

SEATTLE. Aug 18th, 1850.
The WssAingtoa TsschsrS lsseituta
met pursusst 70 call Of Dr. J 8 Hssah.
ten. Superintendent Of Pubic Rcheols.
Sapsrintsn d~ts Hoashton hsyins
been introduced By J Z Clark, gave :
short address II welcoos. He vss glsA
70 sss 20 much Interest being taksn o.
the part u tssohsrs 70 osEaniss Terri
toeiai AID coonsy cooventaous. He sf.
hsmed hist sehesl nsttsss vses absorb
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ADD ussksd impsvveDsnts vsss eoise
90 svesywksss. svsn In the most remote
districts. In the Isseituss b recognized
. powerful nssss Il prsoosis9 the
ssnsesl god. inesodscisg seeded edo,
cstinsssi rsfo' ms. rsfsting pspulss srroes
aid fsIes THEORIES. ssA pesfseting our
system 81 public schools.
Al Asdssssas ; B Isgsshsa ADD
Me- Cisra h0biassa y,ss slsessd .
Con mittss % Ressstaisosss.
A,ss Addi< Piumwsr vas sppoiated
t66iI Ne vsesncy oa ks.cusivs Con.
sitsss caused ~ the sbsspo. Of AFs A
J Whits.
&c Ksr. ] II Hiiissd and Mis- Bile
Hall vsrs sppsssed Q Com@ittss on
Aasic. 10 b. faruishsd fog ,hs sStsT.
tsiunrst a tise Inssss ste.
ksv 0so y Whissosth nat fsslisR
veil eUeogh l.. deliver the lecture ~
signed ~ his.. u Gas propos<d by Mr.
J z Cart that ths ssbjsst II . t<xs
book Ia grammar - taken 1t the even.
ing session. 1Ais wss sias,e~d and the
lnssituts nStihssi tisat the I've u~u. b~rs
Ut the eosnmitts~ Ssrs unable Ia ays o.
thus fer. srd lively di.cu,sinn c"aid
10 expected.
0sSrgs And. rsoa "a. spp.,istsd an
"ficrr II the ip-tituts Z" take charge
at the saym.
AsJ 4 Cissk Ia . few we'll directed
remsska. presented to the Institute
dfty copies Vt the minutes Of the Esur
preceding msvtisgs of tbs IassitutsI
The following sesoiutioa vss theu
prsssntsd b. A Anderson. snd was
sdopssd:
ksssisei. That the sisesrs shsnks Of
the Inatssuss are hvssby rendered To Mr.
CLARK for bic s~.l,us labor for the vel.
fare II Che lsstisuss. and far his great
l'berality In p,sse1tisg the Institute
With scpjss 81 the pssvssus minutes OF
shs Instituts
Adjourned assil Il o'clock N.
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Al Asdssssa sddsssssd the Institute
nm ensthsraa m es~sksu~ ->.sat ,,xt
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Cavk csrkeiAase.. n Msa,s. lAs. s.ilsa
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Co. I pigs: tt. lS7; Crswfosd 4
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losd 0ss1ale 6uelfoe 0sn Fssnsiscs.
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He BkcAA1 \ crTIxsS. --Yesterdsy
wbils IL GsanA Jury vess j. sssnion
u Vas discovered shst see q thsir
number. Mr. Alfred d Gartoa. was aos
. risissa Of tie Uuited Slater. A
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ledge. - disasssssd thsU, sad. before
III Jury could be rs4ummeusd, NJ.
0aatna lad taken mt bic nssssalisseiou
papess. Add ~ Grand Jury vas seoe.
gssissd win ths Sauna Ue1hsss q the
day bssses. Ths si.hke sssme 10 have
ssissn 0sat.ef s-vrsy esonos srrse.
Many thisk Shss - honossbls dis
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psesssesy n cusfss The rights Of siti.
ssaship upou its holder. The 10 .
great mistake. A man holding On
kssosshis disoAsEvs caa ssks bic fail
pepsss ont % any time Be chooses, b
virtue u sAti disohazus. While thoss
otherwise sitaAtsd have 10 take oas
THAR d~slssaeoey papers six moaths
beeors they can bec,ms Rstssali1cd.
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CuCxr Al~oss the whale day -
tesdsy Vas taken 40 In srsaisg oeeiass
AID dsmurssn. TIE eass of : . Css
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ArapD sNIsrft vosEs-sp~iel
polissm6n 0isss aads three arrests
Neadsy night. = follows: I Dudley.
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81 TO ox.-"Nstufal History IN
Common Schools" - Superintendent
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90 - i01<. -Discassiou.
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TO othsr schools. "-Hslea i Pssscs.
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The Bsisish Islss sss saimsssds =
spend over tlo. 0oe. 900 . ysar In privats
hogticulture.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

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, 1880-07-12

come to me for any " hen you get an
other place."
''She won't need it, madam" said q
voice behind me; and there stood Mr..
Gardiner. He walked up to Melia and
took her hand. "We are to be married
tomorrow" said he.
"Ah! indeed" said I. "If you like
a girl out of the poor house, I can't
object. don't admire your taste"
ut is the girl I love, madam" he
answered-''the best and prettiest girl
in the world" And then and there he
kissed her.
They were married next day; and as
for Araminta, the girl provoked me
dreadfully, for she said she didn't care
young Jones was much the nicer Of
the two. All! dear me! how often you
may try to do your duty in vain!-New-
York Ledger.
, 1880-07-12
The Cars Grandson.

Sometimes one hears little things
about the Gear of Russia, which makes
one inclined to pardon Nihilism, and to
comprehend the dynamite plots. The
ether day l went to visit very charm
ing old lady, who is an American, and
who has lived for many years in Eu
rope. Whilst turning over the pages
of her photograph album, I came across
the portrait of child, boy of some
six or eight years of age. so singularly
b, autiful that my attention was at once
interested. The little fellow was dressed
in Knickerbocker suit of black velvet,
with his fair hair cut Holbein-wise over
his brow, and lovelier or nobler image
of healthful boyhood never gladdened
parents heart. On my making some
exclamation of admiration, my friend
produced several photographs of the
same child, remarking at the same time
that the picture, sc far from exaggerat.
ing his beauty, hardly did it Justice
She then told of her meeting with the
boy and his mother in Switzerland.
The child was the son of the Grand
Duke Alexis of Russia, the mother be-
ing his seeretly-wedded wife. BY com
mand of the czar the husband and wife
we're separated, and the latter was
forced, not only to consent to divorce,
but to marry another man. "How could
you consent ?" asked my friend, when
the unhappy woman related her story
The eyes of the speaker filled with
tears, and her lips quivered. 1t was
for my sons sake" she whispered, and
then she said no more, being evidently
still not free from the tolls of the "giant
spider of the North" as Whittier once
called the car in one of his fervent
lyrics of freedom.-Mrs Hdrper's Let
ter to Phil Telegraph.
, 1880-07-12
An Electric Railroad.

And now it is an electric railroad
that Edison is working at. If that YER
satile inventor were to stick to one
thing for few weeks, there would be
less complaints about his fooling the
public and playing into the hands of
operators in wall street. But this
electric railroad is intended, it is said,
for localities that connot afford even a
narrow-gauge road. The rails are to
be charged with electricity, and the ex-
press trains are to run at twenty miles
an hour, and the freights at twelve
miles. Tie road will run over the
toughest ground, at cost of not over
SIS 900 o mile. The cars are to be as
light as street ears, and there are to be
stations every ten miles to supply the
track with electricity. Each train will
carry thirty tons of freight and from
200 to 300 passengers. This is what
the electric road is to do-on paper.
The trial trip on Edison's half-mile
railroad at Menlo Park the other day
was not such as to induce capitalists to
invest their scanty earnings in it, The
track took several hundred dollars
worth of electricity to charge it. which
was charging pretty steeply, and even
then the motor moved at about the
speed OF lazy wheelbarrow. Mr.. Edi-
son had better go back to his electric
light. Free Press.
, 1880-07-12
A DEscENpANr or SHAKEspEARE.-

A DESCENDANT OF SHAKESPEARE
Speaking of some Shakesperean relics
now being exhibited in Middleton, the
Press of that place says: Until this
exhibition drew out the fact, it was not
known that this village held lineal
defendant of the great poet. Mrs.
Mary A. Bakewell, widow residing on
North street, contributes several inter-
esting relics which have been handed
down to her, through her family, from
the poet himself, and from his wife and
mother. One relic is a heavy silver
snuff box, which the record says was
presented to William Shakespeare by a
friend during his theatrical career in
London, about the year 1900. It came
down in regular descent to James
Shakespeare, the fifth generation from
the poet, and from him to his daughter
Mary, wife of Thomas Vernon, and re-
NAMED in her custody until her death j,
and with her children in England until
1867, when it was sent with bag to the
United States, to Mrs. M. A. Bakewell
by the hands of her husband when re-
turning from visit to England.
, 1880-07-12
Reliable Testimony.

Where testimonials give the residence OF
the parties it is an easy matter for any per-
son to verify them. Thousands of people
from all parts of the Pacific Coast can and
have expressed the opinion that there is no
other article in the world equal to PHOS-
PHATE SOAP for common toilet use. A
great many peop have tested this soap r
skin diseases. Among others We give the
following from parties who have thoroughly
tested PHOSPHATE SOAP:
OAKLAND. Cal, April 5, 1880.
STANDARD SOAP COMPA sY-GENTs:
Some two or three months ago, ! had a boy
about two years old that had suffered for a
face, caus sd by teethipg. The child was in
such misery that it would often be awakened
out of sleep by the severe itching. He
would then SCI atch his head and face until
the blood ran from the scabs. We tried
everything we could find, but nothing
seemed to give any permanent relief until
we tried PHOSPHATE SOAP. Before we
had used one cake, the child's head and face
were entirely healed, and there his been no
appearance ofthe di ease since.
MICHAEL KANE No. 1868 kirkham st.
FORT VERDE. Arizona. Dec 12, 7879.
STANDARD SOAP COMPANY-GENTs:
Having received your box of PHOSPHATE
SOAP, and having used only one cake OF
SOAP out of the three, l am happy to say
that it has completely cured my sore eyelids
which was caused by the alkaii dust in Idaho
Territory, in 1877, aud have been = ore ever
since until l u ed PHOSPHATE SOAP.
CORPORAL DENNIS BURKE,
Twelfth InfaDtry.
San Francisco, November 81, 1879.
STANDARD SOAP COMPANY-GENTs:
After number of trials of Soaps, have
learned that the PHOSPHATE is certainly
the very best for shaving. / thank YOU for
its Introduction. JAMES P. ARTHUR.
, 1880-07-12

A meteorite discovered in 1873 in Gle
burne county, Ala, and supposed to
have been rich specimen of bog-iron
ore, has been preserved from the fur
mace through the efforts of ex- Governor
w. b. Smith, of Wedowee, and Mr..
w. S. Hidden. It is of the iron-nickel
alloy variety. and contains small per-
centages of copper, phosphorus, and
carbon. The Widmann statian figures
are we'll marked. The specimen, which
is triangular in form, weighs about
thirty-two and one half pounds.
, 1880-07-12
The Robertson Process

For working rebellious ores is remarkable
for its simplicity and cheapness. No other
method is known which SO completely re-
duces rebellious gold and silver ores to the
same condition as free milling ore. Parties
who have the machinery fer pulverizing and
amalgamating can erect a suitable furnace
for using the Robertson Process at a cost of
from 81 600 to 1880, according to capacity
required. For full particulars address John
A. Robertson, the patentee, P. o. box 552,
Oakland, CAL
, 1880-07-12

Schoenholz Bros. & Co..

ITO and liz Sixth st., corner Of Mission, beg
TO notify their country patrons Of their now
complete line of Children's German Knit
Hosiery in excellent quality and at lowest
possible rates. They are also willing to send
price list to anybody desiring one, as also
samples of Laces, ri bons, Dress Goods,
Silks, Satins, Fringes. Gimps, White Goods,
Embroideries, etc. and invite all parties vis-
itlng the city to inspect their well-selected
and cheap stock of all classes of dry goods.
, 1880-07-12

Bog-butter, substance found in bogs
in the west of Ireland, and supposed
by the common people of the district
to have been ordinary butter hidden
away ages ago by the fairies. or hastily
buried by smugglers, is rot of .apimal
origin at all, but has been shown by
Mr.. John Plant to be . perfectly natu-
raj production arising from the decom-
position of the vegetable matters form
ing the peat. and to belong to the large
family Of mineral resins, or hydrocar-
bon compounds, of which Dana, in his
"System of Mineralogy." describes the
composition of seventy species.
, 1880-07-12
Catarrh and Deafness.

j. A. Hunter, NJ. D., devotes special atten-
ton to diseases of the Head, Throat, and
Chest, embracing Catarrh, Deafness, Sore
Throat, Bronchitis, Asthma, Consumption,
will receive attention. Office No. 321 Sutter
street. San Francisco
, 1880-07-12
The Reward Claimed.

The German Government offered a reward
for the discovery of a cure for Bright's Dis
ease, which had baffied the skill, not only of
German doctors, but of doctors the world
over. The cure is found, its name is War
ner's Safe Kidney and Liver Cure, and H. H.
Warner & Go. claim the reward.
, 1880-07-12

Do not buy cheap medicines on the score
of economy. The best are more too good
for the sick. and are the cheapest. Such are
the Cherry Pectoral, Sarssparilla, and other
standard remedies Of DR.. j. c. Aver & Co.
They are worth all they cost. and should be
in every house.
, 1880-07-12

The son of the Burmese King,
Theebau, for whom, last year, q cradle
of gold was made, incrusted with dia-
monds, rubies, sapphires and emeralds
of Incredible value, has just died oi
smallpox. Vast sums were spent upon
the little fellow. and all the people liv.
ing round the palace stockade had to buy
new cooking kettles, lest the smell Of
rancid oil from the old ones might Of
fend his tender little nose.
, 1880-07-12
Furniture.

New and secondhand at auction prices
II. Schellhaas', 11th St., Odd Fellows Build
ing, Oakland, Cal. Country orders prompt.
attended to-
, 1880-07-12

]. w. Shaeffer & Co., 321 and 323 Sac
ramento ST., San Francisco, employ no
drummers. Cigars sold very cheap.
, 1880-07-12
Dentistry.

Go to DR.. Cochrane, $50 Market street, SaI
Francisco, il you want first-class work q
low rates. Cochrane stands at the head o
his profession.
, 1880-07-12
Catarrh Sometimes

Commences with cold, but its cure al,cav
commences with the use of Sage's Catarrl
Remedy. THIS old, reliable, and well-knowl
remedy has stood the test of years, and wa
never more popular than now.
, 1880-07-12
Secondhand Hack

For sale or exchange for q stylish horse
Address H. Schellhaas, Furniture, Auction
and Commission Rooms, 11th Street, Oak.
land, Cal.
, 1880-07-12
Don't Know Half their Value.

They cured me of Ague, Biliousness and
Kidney Complaint, as recommended. had
a half bottle left which l used for my two
little girls, who the doctors and neighbors
said could not be cured. I would have lost
both of them one night if l had not given
them Hop Bitters. They did them so much
good l continued their use until they were
cured. That is why say you do not know
half the value Of Hop Bitters, and d, not
recommend them high enough.-B., Roches-
ter, ~ r
, 1880-07-12

The Philadelphia policeman who tur ned
to stone is, strange as it may seem, greater
curiosity than the one who turaed into q
beer saloon.-Norristo,cn Herald
, 1880-07-12

ALL Photographs made at the New York Gallery
No. 25 Third St., S. F., are guaranteed to be first.
class. Prices to suit the times. j. II. PETERS & Co
, 1880-07-12

"The Lay hof the Last Minstrel
his very hesachanting," as an enthusi.
astic Cockney remarked.
, 1880-07-12

Voltaic Belt Co., Marshall, Mich,
Will send their celebrated Electr -Voltaic
Belts to the afflicted upon 80 days trial.
Speedy cures guaranteed. They me an what
they say. Write to them without delay.
, 1880-07-12
STRIVING g. CO.,

San Francisco, successors to Anderson Irving have
removed to 20j Kearny St., three doors from Suffer-
where can be found a splendid assortment of
MEMS FURNISHING GOODS
Consisting IN part OF Shirts Collars, Ties, Socks
Underwear. etc, at the lowest prices. When you go
to the city be to call and see their fine stock.
, 1880-07-12

National Surgical Institute (Western Dlvisioa)
~ Bush St., 8. r. Devoted to the treatment
Cripples, Piles, Fistula, &c. Send for circulars.
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1880-07-15
Wadena COuntv,


State Counties Wing Wadena, Akn
The State Minnesota to corporations who
pieces parcels land the list hereto described
manng delinquent the
District Court
tace Therefore,
tce in writing setting forth
penalties
which
title. claim
And default eeo:ud will
list
e
of
Crow Wing, this goth day June, 1885,
[Siyned] SLEEPER
[COurt stal]
Alst
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and town lots in the county Wdena and State Minnesota
delinquent for the and unpaid the first day OF
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1880-05-09
2Sie Sutf6er cse6maut reid
1pur0e.

,,Wieber NiIdt ueroient!'' iagte Der
Oroldtentutihsr 2enmann su ieiner Sran,
oils er zines 4benos in Die Stube trat.
.9lib NAL bet dutter fir Die Shinomdhre.
Da3u BET elpiae Grantieln BON bid an bic
Rrdmp e-ufbdneen loate mon lid J"
SSrau 2ehmann lab lange 3eit beoentli1
in bic Raifeetale. Nuseniheinlib gina
ettpas @roBes in ibrer 9eele Dor. Gnos
lid, ltano lie auf uno Iprah nit iliiiteruoer
5timme .Wesbt be. Willem, oaB i4 nod
ME Die Sfrdmpfe sebab. babe ?"-. .ytanu J"
sd babe mir ilur INNER 10 aeiteQt ib
psrItebe oas. giun LAB nar gut iein uno
bore"
ilnb lie flaHerte ihm Gtpas iu's Cbr.
iuo5u Serr 2ebmana psritdnoniBinnis
nldte.
Nls 2ehmann am nidIfen Sage 5ufdl.
liza a(len init ieiner Droihte in elmer lebs
baften StraBe belt. lDuroe eins oes Weges
fommenbe, drmlid aetleioete sSrau ploBlit
BON RrdmpIen beTallen. 2llfreid) fprang
oas publiium bin3u. uito balo berubigts
lid Die Msrmlte einigermabeu. Snoeh
fonnte man ihr in bem 3uitanoe niht gu.
mutben, ben SelmWeg gu Sub 8u MAIDEN.
.Droiebts!~ rieI Elm WiloberSBer. yeb.
mann fam B0eern6 heran. yJabrett Sic
bic orme ssron nod 9auls!' - User be.
sabltl'. = .Rie luerben bod umIonlt fab'
rsn?" - RE"
Maes ihimpfis iibsr ben bartberSieer
Rutlder, Der In itoilHer Rube auf ben
Uode iaB, uno enolidb iammeIte Elm Ser'
i'm RreiIe Der umite6eaoen. ylad) Beaab.
luna oes Jabrselbes blieben nod einia,
Warf iibrlg. Die Der armeri 6rall eiilge'
hdnoigt wuroen. Sic beoantte llh nit let
Tier Stimme - Die 9roihfe rollte 0auon
ssamiIie Qehmann be9ann BON bielem Gag
an ,pobIbabeno an lueroen.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1880-05-09
.gHt Du pon GinnenY@

SD bin Bel polIem geritanoe. Du bait
mid usrrotbsn. ih babe did auni Soos
perurtbeiH. Uoripdrts r,eine ssreunoe :
6ie begonn bic IhIumu,erhben 26lusn nit
Der peitidle 5n tpefen nno su rei,en, lpdhs
reub Der Jiirit Iant um 5ilfe rief. Sein
&uf perbolte inbeB unssb6rt in benz ipifi-
tsrIihen 5turm.s Die EDnen, BON 3ernln
asheBt uno onrh louien 3iiruf ernluntert,
ipraneen auf ibn los. Ghon flpB lsln
Blut. gr bat I'm Gnaoe uno tuebrte I'D
per5ipeifelt. ,pdbrenb lie, oas @eiidjt on ois
falte Stdbe sepreBt. ii6 an ieiner To-
oeson9it, oil yieinen aualen tueioete.
Gs estudbrie gsraume 3eit, sebe BIZ
26iuen ibr arauIamesg Werf Dolbrahi
batten. Ms Der Tiirft to6t duf ben
gooen 6es Rdfis bingeltredt Lag, sogen II
| iidb iheu 3uriif unb be9annenibre bluti9ei
3aben 5u leden.
eSn ferlelben Naht nod perihDano oi
i96ne Sbietbdnoiaeriit aus Butareit uni
man Bat ME mieber BON ibr 9ehDrt.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1880-05-09
Cine Stnoentense(6i6te.
Msntier 8infs:

eSa, g fein 9elunaene Brieoer, bic 5tus
oenten, unO mer lieIt sic eurioIe @eihi1-
ten in Oaseblatte. Mbber 10 ndrride
Sadeu, lpie mer ie in frieheren Sabren
oerlebsn bbat, Die somuen Sic aleiueile
bod mid mebr Dor. 9a habbe ih Wtal
d mas mil oeriebt. 10 mas mar. tueeB
Ssnebb1en, nod mid oaeemelen. % mar
in Sabre fiernfuf3'g, ba lpohnte bel mir d
Stuoente, Mtiaer bieB er; lei Batter mar
Batter oabinten bel NrdIen rum. Sas
bas mar sic d Wtal d fioeles Gerii1en; 3
NOR eluis Shaoe, oaB er egal gee tleenes
@elo Bel lih battle. Ob er m0llte MID
,pehleln lalien ober mas. gur3 I'm gut in
ben lein 8eG6portemonneh oa mar 9lies
mano oerbeen,e. unb au Den, oa gamen
INNER nod 3mee. Die ibn Nadmistass abs
holten; Die Oreie babten bod 3u ihsene
fer eenanoer. Se pertruaen lidl INNER
bibId, un mas Uloies IN De Urofeien an.
lanate, ba aonnte @eener ben Anoern
nild1t porwerfen. Ser 3tusete, oas ,par a
5chleIinaer; iuenn nler ben bei'n Been an
aebadt hdite un mt'n Woppe mad inten
aelhitteli, oa mare manfmol Doh tueter
niiht 'rdusgeIaIIen, als ,pie Der 8auslhlils
Tel; IN mas Der Oritte mar, Bopp bieb er.
BON ben meenie feline Wirthen, Der bdtts
merihtenbbeels ooh niIht Nunoes bel lidb,
ais ipie iein MonnohfsIslas. 6drre, an 10
din heefeu 5ommernatmittage, oa 9om-
men bic beeoenBdrihhen uioosr IN tpolI'r
mein W}illsr mad Qinoenau obholeii. Nu
oer mar oorb elsib bsrbei, oa mar Ct NJ
lebre aetpilig, cllebonnehr. I'm Da 8inQ
dben Be Neele ab. @elo bate Weener be
lid), bas mar fur tpis GloBbriets; oenn \
NOR aeraoe in lesten iisbenswanJe Dageu
pon Wonate. Mbber Die batten BEL b.
Wirtbe Credit; oa peraaben K iifh niiht
yo. mel Rlesblatt, oas iperb alIo mad
QinDendlt 'nausouiIeln III iuerD iirh abbt
Oot dn oiht'aen Mffen goofen. llaoierlid
Seoer cen fer lid. nil mie IL bernatben
lliher itin, bdB Sober iein bat, i'll . uerl
linier, bd oorfeln ie tuiooer rein nod be
6taoi, abber inuter botte, tpielte, als 0oi
ioer pdrrex unB is be 6dollth MD bres
aenng. Der ShItiillger, Der mar 4 Bis
| cben jhluQm In Be Weens aelporbsn. be-
batteu L ME d otnlelntpp9en in Be Miti
osnommen. Mie ie ita 10 De 9dlfte ,rsi
isin, " uetnt nlI stltal mel @siilst -,