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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-11-16

his accounts were short s4879. The
committee finds that neglect on the
part Of the treasurer, to personally
examine Woodward's accounts. gave
Woodward his opportunity, and while
expressing confidence in the treasurer,
holds him responsible for the amount
stolen.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-11-16
A Cnucns of One.

Washington Special to the Baltimore sun.l
A lettor was received at tho Sun
bureau to-day from warm personal
friend Of General Malone. dated yes
to-day at Richmond. The writer
says: General Malone declines posi-
lively to talk about future party rcla-
tious or his own political course. Ae-
knowledging himself as completely
surprised by the result, he says he il
undismayed and will do his best next
time, Ho says that for tho'present
So Far as the senate is concerned. he j:
caucus Of one, and shall practice q
masierlY inaciiYitY.n
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-11-16
Lieutenant Schwatka and the
Weather Bureau.

New York Herald.l
Some OF the circumstances named
as impediments to the appointment Of
Lieutenant Sohwatka as head of the
weather bureau indicate how much
.asier after all it is to'achieve mani
6cent successes where heroic qualities.
tact and skill are required than to ae.
complish comparatively small things
where the spirit Of red tape is in the
way, since against that all human ex-
cellences are equally vain.
Tho chief signal officer has the
rank OF brigadler general-a
provision contriyed' for che efficiency
Of the post in active service because
of;cers Of various grades we're ordered
to report u him fpr duty, and be bad
TO be placed high enough 10 be supe-
rior id military diRnity to bis subQrdi
mates. Now, however, an arrangement
obviously good and necessary in the
circumstances in which it arose blda
fair to prevent the appointment as
head Of this bureau ofa man eminentiy
fit for it by capacity aud require.
ments because be is a lieutenant
and not a brieadier general, though
60 brigsdier general in the army pos.
sesses the qualifications for this bpe.
cial post possessed by this lieutenant.
II must be more desirable to have
the right sort Of man IN an important
post thai 70 miss this for the sake
Of a mere point Of routine. It would
bo better to modify the danal
Office organisytigp than to keep
Schwatka out, but We do not $50 lAaI
the government would do itself any
great injustice iii advanced this dis
iinguished officer to the necessary
grade
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-11-16

Louisville Courier'Joprnal
While engaged in controversy
Sunday afternoon with some neigh.
bors 10 the alley between Market and
Main and Preston and jackson, Ma
linds Holmes, negro woman, endeav-
ored 10 eiSe emph.si1 to her words by
throwing her face into all sorts OF
shapes,a la Kerksapds in doing which
she jerked her Jaw out Of place. Af-
tor it had assumed the dislocated po
S;ton her most frantic efforts failed 10
bulge i, yhic, scared her so that she
thought tho "swoet by sac hy" was
close al hand. Her antagonist In the
tObgue-lashing encounter became
frightened, loo, and ran foI
DR.. COrrigap, and told hnl
that MaliHda had tie lock jaw. When
lth, doctor reached tho pl zee where
froe speech had been interrupted, ht
found her pacing to anu 70 l.. thu
foom, her arms folded majesticall,
over her head end her mouth wid,
open, from which protruded heI
tongue, tapping up and down in
spasmodio effort to Gag something, bu
as she was unable to divide the nois,
she was making into words, she CAV,
yont TO her locked-up feelings il
meaningless gvuuts. The doctor seize,
hold Of her refractory Jaw and ierke,
! into place again, when her tongu
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-11-16
yladnI Esrcarninlinn.

Nashville Banner H.,
A committee of three from tie Ten.
nessoe Historical society, consisting
Of Messrs John B. Lillard, A. j.
Cartwrieht and r. ]. Quarles, waited
upon Miss Julia G. Putnam at her
residence yesterday afternoon az four
o'clock, aud presented her with an
elegant bronze medalin recognition If
heg valuable services in selling the
medals Tor the society. Aeeompany-
lug the medal was The resolution Of
tho society engraved and illuminated
on parchment and neatly framed tbs
work of Mr.. VIM. H. Davies.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-11-16

THE supreme court adjourned Sat
urday afer a session of ten weeks, in
Knoxville. About four hundred cases
We're heard and disposed Of in thst
time and about two hundred yet re-
main on the docket. The court will
meet in Nashville the first Monday in
December.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-11-16

New YORK, November 16, 1920 p IN.
Cotton quiet and firm; ordinary,
Z l5.l6c; good ordinary, 8 9-l6c; low
middling, l0lc; midding, 10 l5.l6c;
good middling, II 5-l6c; middling
fair, IL l.l6c; fair II ll-16c. Flu
lures opened steady, now freely
steady at 3 to 4 points below last
evenings closing prices as follows:
Deliveries for
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-11-16
Cashiers Accounts Found Rhort

BosToN, November 16.-The OIL
cial report Of the investigating com,
mittee, which have been examining
tho aecopHts Of the defaulting cashier
Woodward, places the total amount o.
the dOsalcstiop at $S9,2S4, II wal
also shown that VIXEN Woodward wql
promoted from Q clorkShip to The
Cashiers position, in August, 1875
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-11-16
For New Orleans.
InsOlvent Notice.
sIAT5 og TESsss.sHE, \ sasLs1 covrrr,

OYrIoE C0usTY COUgT CLgRK,
Memphis, Tenn. November il, Is9O.
Io, 4 ID jordan, administrator Of G Davis.
decoased
HAVING suggested The insolvency Of tho
IL ,estate Of Q Davis, deceased, you are
hereby ordered 10 give notice, by advertise
ment in some newspaper publ lished within the
Of Shelby county, for all perssns havine
claims against said estats, 10 appear and hie
the same, with the Clerk Of the County Court
authenticated In the manner prescribed bylaw
on or before the l2th day Of Nay, 1881.
ana any claim not fl0d on or before said day,
said estate Is made, shall be forever barred
both 10 law and equity,
Witness my hand, az Office, this 18th day Of
November. 1885.
OWEN DWYRR, CLARK.
By HU0H B. CULLEN, d. G. tg72T,sf
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-11-16
Arrested for Ballot BOX Fraud

CINCINNATI, November l6.-Chas.
s. Fisher, young lawyer and promi
nent worker in the republican party,
was before United States Commission
er Hooper on the charge of attempt
ing fraud upon the ballot box in the
First ward OF this city at the October
election. He was arrested at the in
stigation of the district attorney.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-11-16

resumed its wonted wag, and she fe-
turned to the conflict, assuring her
adversaries that the Lord could stop
her tongue, but they could not.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-11-16
DIED.

BENNETT -EltrSE BEsSHrr, wife Of VIM.
Bennett, aged years.
FuneEal from rs'idepoe, corner Ws!nut and
Vance streets, T0-MoRRJw " sdnssdsyl
MORNING., It'll .. lock
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-11-16
ST. ANDREWS SOCIETY,

THE Regular Meeting Of the st. Andrew 4
i .soolety vii DO held o. their room, As
Maln stre !, WEDNEspAY EVENING, Iitb
Sbsi W. WALLACE Y0UNaa iYBr Yrrsl lY"l
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-11-16

PUBLIC LEDGER Job printingoIiiee
apd book bindery, i3 Madison.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-11-16
ADDITIONAL COMMERCIAL
COTTON sTATrvsSr.

November IS. 1850.
stook, September /, lSe0 ........- 6s3t
Received since last ststatoment.. s2a9
Received l455T li7,79
Shipped to-dRy. 1897 l5i, no
Cheyenne transporter. [volume] (Darlington, Indian Terr.) 1879-1886, 1880-08-25

upon it, shadow-llke in the fitful moon
light, stood the dark figure of the captain.
"Hold up, your honor!" shouted Thomp-
son; "another minute and you're saved! !"
But it is often that "other minute"
which makes all the difference. Just as
the boat ran alongside the wreck another
tremendous sea overwhelmed both There
was a second crash, louder than the first,
and nothing remained of the strong ship
but q ioIsing chaos of broken timbers.
But where was the captain?
Amid the binding spray and the deaf
enlng uproar no one but the man beside
him noticed Bill Thompson twist a rope
around his left arm and plunge into the
sea. But the next moment his call was
heard from the midst of the mass of float
ing wreck, and his comrades, hauling IL
the line, brought with it Captain Hardy,
senscless from the blow OF falling splin-
ter, and Thompson himself bleeding freely
from terrible cash in the forehead.
And now came the hardest part Of the
work. To return to the point against the
current was simply impossible. Their
only chance was to head straight for the
shore, right through the worst fury of the
breakers. More than once all seemed over
with them; but the old fisherman who
steered was as cool and steady as if only
on a pleasure trip, needing the seas that
almost filed the boat no more than drops
of rain. The moment her keel touched
the sand a score of strong hands were
ready to drag them beyond the reach 0
the waves, while louder cheer than all
burst forth when it was seen that not one
man was missing.
Years later, when Commodore SIR Rich
ard Hardy retired from the service, with
pension and a baronetcy TO console him
for the loss of his ltft arm, he was never
seen unattended by his confidential SER
want, a short, thickset man, with a deep
scar across his forehead, whose favorite
after-dinner story was chow me and his
honor was pretty nigh swamped bout
twenty-five years ago, when the old Sea-
bird went ashore in Ridgemount bay"
Cheyenne transporter. [volume] (Darlington, Indian Terr.) 1879-1886, 1880-08-25
Misreiissg.
THE LAST MAN ON BOARD.

Caught at last, Jack. The old craft 8
bound to drive ashore in half an hour,
and then there'll be wet jackets for us
ALL"
"Aye, aye, Bill, my boy; and it list
sarves us right for shippin' aboard a ten
gun brig. They always has bad luck,
they hasl"
So muttered the two veteran sailors as
the staunch little cruiser whirled onward
like feather by wind and sea, driited
nearer and nearer to the huge black cliffs
which, through binding spray and deep
ening storm, loomed out palmer and
palmer upon the lee bow. The Seabird
had indeed made her last voyage. All
her boats had been stove in; masts and
rigging had long since been torn away by
the furious gale, or hacked off by the crew
themselves; and the cruel rocks upon
which the hapess vessel was driving head
long would have crushed the timbers of
the strongest seventy-four like an egg
shell.
But, with death grasplng for them
every moment, not man hinched. The
captain gave his orders, and the crew
obeyed them, as cOolly as if running into
port on fine summer morning. But the
end came at last. One mighty shock,
which threw every man off his feet ter
riblc crash, giddy rebound, and then the
doomed brig settled right down upon
sunken reef, with the tearing, grinding
noise which no one who has once heard it
can easily forget.
"Shell move no more now. till sho
breaks up altogether" said the captain
quietly, 80 we must just think of saving
ourselves. Any chance of line from the
shore, Mr.. Rogers3 You know this coast
gell."
None, sir, I'm afraid" answered the
Cheyenne transporter. [volume] (Darlington, Indian Terr.) 1879-1886, 1880-08-25
GIVE MADE A FOOL OF MYSELF. /.

Breathes there man upon the earth
Who has not, sometime since bis birth,
Exclaimed, in accents far from mirth,
I've made fool of myselfp'
Not that he cries it forth aloud,
Nor in the centre of life's crowd.
But to himself il ia avowed-
1--WE made u fool of myself
1t may have been among the girls,
While in the dances giddy whrls,
Among the wealth Of fashions pearls
i've made fool of myself"
Or in the graver walks of life,
While mingliug in some greater strife,
When plans of gain, not love, were rife
"Pve made fool of myself"
In love or gain, in peace or waT.
In musing of lifes battles DER,
We must exclnim, with memory sore
I've made fool Of myself
Experience ever teaches best
30 let the memory stir the breast,
That time To come may not suggest
'Tve made a fool of myself"
Jean Pierre.
Cheyenne transporter. [volume] (Darlington, Indian Terr.) 1879-1886, 1880-08-25
A Fortunate Indorser.

1t is our observation that not every one
who "backs his neiQhbor's paper" always
escapes with his purse untouched. But
there are occasions where man can give
his Endorsement and convey a benefit all
around. Mr.. A. w. Wetzel, of Nauvoo,
H., suffered for years with Dyspepsia,
and used all ki?ds of medicine in vain,
until he tried the Hamburg Drops, which
quickly cured him. He now warmly in.
dorses this wonderful remedy.-Indianap
oils lind. Daily Sentinel.
Cheyenne transporter. [volume] (Darlington, Indian Terr.) 1879-1886, 1880-08-25
DoerW
MAIDEN AND wEATHERCoCK.
MAIDEN.

MAIDEN.
o. Weathercock, on the village spire,
With your golden feathers all on fire,
Tell me- what can you see from your perch
Above there, over the tower of the church?
wEATHERCooK.
can see the ROOFS and tho streets below,
And the people moving to and fro;
And beyond without either roof or street,
The great salt sea and the fisherman's feet.
I can sec a ship come sailing in
Beyond the heailands and harbor of Lynn,
And Young man standing on the deck,
With silken kerchief round his neck.
Now he is pressing it to his lips,
And now he il kissing his finger tips;
And now he is lifting and waving his hand
And blowing the kisses toward the land.
MAIDEN.
Ah, that ia the ship from over the sea.
That is bringing my lover back to me
Bringing my lover, 40 fond and true,
Who does not change with the wind, like you
wEATHERCocK.
If change with all the winds that blow,
IL is only because they made me so;
And people would think il wondrous strange
If l, weathercock, should not change
o. pretty Maiden, so fine and fair,
With your dreamy eyes and your golden hair
When You and your lover meet to-day,
You will thank me for looking some other way
Henry w. Longfellow.
Cheyenne transporter. [volume] (Darlington, Indian Terr.) 1879-1886, 1880-08-25
Their Sole Support.

From the New York Mail.
Sara Bernhardt complains that no wo
man can live on $4,000 year, all that is
allowed by the Comedie Francaise. A
woman needs at least $17 1000, Sara says,
and then she can save nothing for old age.
Sara, as is well known, is the sole sup
port of her fatherless family.
Cheyenne transporter. [volume] (Darlington, Indian Terr.) 1879-1886, 1880-08-25

The most troublesome and dangerous
effects sometimes arise from the sl,btets
cause, and often the Baby's seriols sick
ness could be prevented by promptly using
DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup at the bennning
Price only 25 cents bottle
Cheyenne transporter. [volume] (Darlington, Indian Terr.) 1879-1886, 1880-08-25
a Greater Discovery than Electricity.

have spent over two thousand dollars,
said j. ID. l.. Harvey, Esq, of Chicago, to
cure my wife of Rheumatism. Two bot
Ties of st. Jacobs Oil accomplished what
ali the medical treatment and other reme-
dies failed to effect. | regard it as a
greater discovery than electricity. and
boon to the human race-Chicago Tribune.
Cheyenne transporter. [volume] (Darlington, Indian Terr.) 1879-1886, 1880-08-25

In Paris the fashionable shoes for morn.
ing wear are the Indian slippers, in velvet,
embroidered in gold or silver, fastened
round the ankle by wide bangle, which
is closed by buckle Or gold serpent; also
very high heels.
Cheyenne transporter. [volume] (Darlington, Indian Terr.) 1879-1886, 1880-08-25

Brown says that the bestway to retain
young lady's affectionss not to -eturn
them.
Cheyenne transporter. [volume] (Darlington, Indian Terr.) 1879-1886, 1880-08-25
Niles, " lch., Heah From.

Larimore q Dean, drug gtsts $50 years in
business) writ us that bAY's KIDNEY PAD
gives better "a faction TIN any remedy they
ever sold.
Cheyenne transporter. [volume] (Darlington, Indian Terr.) 1879-1886, 1880-08-25

81 will not learn trade!" said Chi.
cago lad to his father. But this busines,
of learning a trade is only matter of time
for within a year that lad was studying
harness making in state prison.
Cheyenne transporter. [volume] (Darlington, Indian Terr.) 1879-1886, 1880-08-25
No good Preachine.

No man can do good job of work, preach
good sermon, try law suit well, doctor
patient, or write good article when he feels
miserable and dull, with sluggish brain and
unsteady nerves, and none should make the
attempt in such a condition when Il can be soj
easily and cheaply removed by a little Hon
Bitters. See other oolumn.-Al6anu Times. -
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-05-11

.RieoIIet County bat fir 1922, 800
ben Bau zines neusS gourtbauiss In Cons
tract sesebsn.
g.. W. 8. Sberpoob, Der aIs 9oRs
meiffsr BON 8rainerb $4,000 unterldIagen
bate unb bssbaIb Su feds Wonaten @e,
fdnsniB unb elmer @sIbfrafs perurtbsilt
mar, 1T BON 9rdfbent Zones bssuabfSt
uorbeu.-Da bat Ssrr 5apss sinsn buns
men Strei9 sema9t. Oie Besnabisuus
III ia serabe eine aufmuntsruns far Bum
oesbeamte, SnteI Gam bu bsftsbIeu.
Sn Der Rdbe pom Ruibforb,
6iumore @ountp, purbe elm %weribuoaes
giienertIaser entoedt.
Die gbteago, Wilpautes unb ct.
Paul giienbabu bate TN 2aufs bss Sabs
res 1879 SIC, OLE, 3d. 10 ginnabmen unb
5,473, 794 so aussaben. Die gteto Gins
nabmen bstrusen allo ibsr Al WiIionen
Dollars, II Miqionen Dollars msbr ais
i'm 8oriabre.
s. W. & N . i'm Conn 81. CHARLES,
entbsdts auf ieiner Sarm cine WoIfsb6ble
nit 9 iunsen 80Ifen, fur beren StaIps er
$54 Bounty erbisIt.
Sn Sarmi n t o n mi fen bic Burger
Bis gum 10. Mai S9attenbdume pfian3en,
fonft tbut bic Stabt es, unS idIdst bic Ro'
fen auf BITE Steuern Der @%runbbeiser.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-05-11
Seiien unb Naiiau.

Nus q d wtrb beri1tet: ,8or
twei Sabren irat Der our 5eit In @roBal:
u1erobe oils Commits coubitionirsnbe 81.
ieine 8raut an einea suteu Srsuub fur ben
Preis pom 200 Ebalsr ab. Der gontratt
uurbe ibriftli5 ssnlabt unb barin feit9es
feet, baB bsr Raufprsis EFF mad swsi Sab
rem subIbar iei unb bas Der &dufer aud
bic Braut bis su bisism 3eitpuntt ssbsira.
tbst BADEN mii7e. Dieter Gage uurb.n
benz fi4 iest bier in gi9pese aufbaIteubsu
Commits $50 80. pom benz i9 in1piI1eu
psrbeiratbet babenben Raufer ~ausbssablt.
@rlterer perlanst nun aber bic contrattliG
ausbsbunseue Summs unb IS 1T baber
ni9t uumOsli@, baB bic Sa1e nod am
@eriht gum austras sebra4t werbsn wirb,
10 iebr ii9 aud Der gupfdnser ibsr ben
e%mpfanseusn Setras sefreut. Die Srau,
wel4e pon Der san5eu @si9i9te ni1ts
puBte, bat nun tn @rfabruns ssbra5t, auf
welte Weiie fe ueri1a9ert wur6e unb
ibren Wann infolse Del fen uerlaf Isn.-Das
p~erpreubte Reu . DsutldIanb ma1t ii5
IS 1T baIb fit" fur ameritaniids Gbe3u.
ldnbe! bemertt ba3u bic vStimme Der
Babrbsit.- Sir has pom 4. bis IL. Suit
in 5anau abaubaltsnbs s. 0srbanoss
l9teBen bes mtttslrbsinii9en unb pfaIais
i9en S9dssnbunbss wtrb aIs Ssftbale
Elm adtediser &uppeIbau NIT eiasm Ro'
itsnaufpanSe BON 5000 W. aufsefibrt.
Der &aum 1T auf 900 SitpIads bsrsd'
st.-&aiier @iIbeIm uirb biss Sabr
Wiesbaben bslu9en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-05-11
9 q b n.

Der idbiias Wudsrer 9S5 5lirsbeimer
rpurbe pom 9anbseri9t VI B d su II
Sabre 3u9tbaus unb bauernbem 0erIutt
Der gbrenre9te usrurtbsiIt. Der gerurs
tbeiIte uerfanb bic Mrmutb unb bic Notb
ieiner @rifIi9en vWitbarser" pabrbaft
baarfrdubenb a~us3ubeutsn. SIirsbsimer,
pom 9aus aus unidentified, bat f9 In fur'
ser 9ett eth 8erm0sen BON 40, 900 Wart
erworben, unb mat bann @emsinbsratb se,
uorben, ni9t obne bic bsbeutsnbe WitbiIfe
ietnsr 9laubenssenofen unb peri4ieSsnsr
anbe,er Wittel. Ct murbe su Sal &C.
bra@t bur9 brutaIes 8orssbsn sesen sinsn
!9ofbeissr (auf befsn Sitter Ct In II Sab:
rem Sppotbeten IN elmer S6bs pon ls, 900
Wart eintrasen IieB), aIs er non benz obnes
bin i9wer bsordnsten Wanne weitere 4 900
Wart ~etlausen woQte bur9 I~nwenbuns
frafbarer Orobuusen. = Der l1brmadsr
Baumeifter tn W etnsarten bel Ours
lad bat s~esenpdrtis cine sOIbsue rbr in
&sparatar, weIde emf BON 5rtebri9 benz
9roBen setrasea wurbe. Ser ltrsroBpas
ter bes iesisen Bsisers, wslber In &arlss
rubs pobnt, srbisIt fs ian,mt soIbsnsr
Rstts brett aus Der Sanb bss &6niss 3ur
8elobnuns fir cine In bsionbsrS raider
Wsiie aussefibrte gotidaft pom 5ofs bss
W~artsrafsu Baben : Durla9 an &6nis
Sriebrih.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-05-11
&aniaS.

Die grntsausft9ten im Staats
tnb bur9 bic Iesten faIten Winbe erbsbli1
bseintrddtist worben. sSm peitli9en TbeiI
bes Staates wirb iosar tn SoIse Der lanssn
Erodenbeit uSaiser MiBuads bsfirdtst.
gs wirb bebauptst, baB nod In teinem
Sribiabr felt 20 Sabren 70 beftiss unb an.
baltenbe winbise Bitteruns berritts, pis
bieies Sabr.
Sn o aIeRa, gbsrotse County, &an.,
brad Elm psrbeerenbss Seusr aus, ipeI9es
In turter 3eit IL @ebduoe NIT ibrsm Sus
baltic terff6rte. Sdaoen $50, 900. Oie
Stabt BOT feline Jsusrl6i1: apparats unb
pdre Der Winb pom Siben ober @effeu
anftatt pom Norbsn setommeu, 70 pdre Der
game 9ei@dftstbeiI Elm Raub Der Slams
men seworbea.
Sn Sefferon County bate elm
Sarmer elm &aIb an bas Sabuerbaus 9ss
bunben, ba fam Der Sturm unb entfibrte
&aIb unb 5ibuerbaus auf einea Baum.
Oas &aIb wurbe natirli9 an benz Strid
erpirst aufsefunben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-05-11

Elm Wortsur W aruuus.-Sim
mons Sober. &esulatur ober WebiSiu, bur9
Z. 8. 3eilin 81 So. perfertist, bat slei9
allen bewd5rteu uub uirtIi9 pertbuoleu
Artiteln In bobsm @rabe NIT 8eldfiguns
gen Don Setrissrn unb seIosierissu absns
tbeuern su fdmpfsn. Die Yopularitdt unb
Der Beltraf bes Regulators bat g~runbiat,
loie Weni@en ueranIaBt, cine sefdIi5te
3uiammenissuns nit etnem berausseiu9s
ten Ebeil anieres Eitels o6sr 9amens tn
ben Wartt gu brinsen. Cine WebrSabl
bieier nnternebmunsen farben zines natlr,
li4en CODES, absr anoere Grnbten perios
bid. Oteienisen, bic bis iest ben We,tb
bes 0eber. &ssuIators nidt %tannten, mar
IS n6tbts 3u warnen. Sir bic &ranfen 1T
es cine Srase iber 2sben unb Cob. 5rase
mad Simmous' 2eber: ReauIator unb feb
mad Der Sisnatur pon Z. s.. 3.iIiu &
So. unb benz sroBen weiben 3 auf benz
rsinen meiBen papter. Rimm teiue farbise
Na9abmunsen ober griasmitteI, ME ans
nsbmbar unb ~slaubwirbis its aud empfOb'
len ietn m6gen.