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Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1882-11-18
VARIED prnroRMANcE.

A VARIED PERFORMANCE -
Many wonder how Parker's Ginger
Tonic can perform such varied cures
thinking it is essence Of ginger,
when IN fact it is made from many
valuable medicines winch act bene-
fetal on each diseased organ Oh.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1882-11-18

Gen. Longer, the editor Of the
newspaper called the Key West
Democrat, is 20 years old, forty
inches high, aud weighs thirty-fve
pounds. The general was born in
San Domingo and raised in Florida.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1882-11-18

1t Il related that the first man was
tempted by the first woman: but
there has been 40 occasion for such
temptation since. Man, brought to
knowledge has been entirely able and
willing to keep up with the process
sion where sin is going on.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1882-11-18

The ReUue de Medicine records
TIE case Of lady whose hair turn
ed from black to gray between the
hours of 2 and 7 A. NJ, during a
very severe attack Of NEURALGIA.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1882-11-18

Go to j. l.. w. Baker, for Mrs.
Freeman'S Nel0 National Dyes
For brightness and durability of
color, are unequaIed. Color from
2 to 5 pounds. Directions in En-
glish and German. Price Is cents.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1882-11-18

The mule has the reputation of
having the smallest and daintiest
foot for it's size of all hooted ami
mails.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1882-11-18

The diamond is the smallest mOy-
able type in the world. 1t otter gets
under the Gngernails Of composit0rs.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1882-11-18

TO steal an umbrella, is at last a
crime. But if a man steals a bottle
Of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup to cure
his cough, can it be called crime /?
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1882-11-18

INFLUENCE OF THE SOIL ON
HEALTH The Influence of the soil
upon the health of those living upon
il, rs brought out very plainly dur
ing the prevalence of epidemic DIS
eases That maarial diseases (lke
intermittent fevetsl originate from
the soil, is already accepted and
recent Investigations show pretty
c0uclusively that the germs Of Chol
era. Abdominal Yyphus, Yellow
Fever, and the plague are in some
waY connected 10y letters from AL
parts of the country, stating the
marvellous effect Perpa has on
those diseases, ANA iu their Cuuyai-
esctnt state. john + COURTNEY,
OF CORY. Pa, says: Il am getting
better thanks 10 your PeTtna ana
Muaolin,' See page "A IN Ills of
Life"
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1882-11-18

Puny, weak, and sickly children
are made healthy and strong by us
ing Browns Iron Bitters.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1882-11-18

Among the most efticacious OF
n medal agents are he medical
~ 4pal a ions from The labratory Of
Mrs. LYDIA j, PlnAhpm, Lynn,
Mass.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1882-11-18

Man pardous and forgets; woman
pardons only.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1882-11-18

Watches made as early as 1900
were so delicately constructed by
hand and so small as to fit on the
top Of lead pencil.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1882-11-18

Hope is fatigue ending in decep-
ton.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1882-11-18

There is little in this world but
that cost some one deeply.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1882-11-18

Nothing builds up shattered con-
stitutions 50 quickly as Browns
Iron Bitters.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1882-11-18

To wait and trust, is often the
latest lesson we learn in life.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1882-11-18

To be faithful without loving is to
have the patriotism of virtue.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1882-11-18

Choose that which is best and GUS
tom will make it most agreeable.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1882-11-18

The smallest baby was born in
Chaudelaria, Nevada, few weeks
ago. The father and mother are
strong ana healthy, weighing 100
and 100 pounds. The child is "a
male, perfectly formed. When il
first saw light it weighed eight
ounces. Its face is about the slz
of horse chestnut The mother
wedding ring Was pulled over its
foot up to lhe knee. Three such
babies could play hide and seek III a
cigar box. IL is i'm good health,
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1882-11-18

Flattery is effective only with a
weak man.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1882-11-18

DETECTIVES AND PRIVATE Of
FICERs-Usually ware their badges
OF authority concealed under their
clothing, tut DR.. Thomas Eclt ctric
on wears its badges in the form OF
printed labels attached to each ana
every bottle, so that all NAV know
it's mission 1t is given full and
comp etc authority to arrest all
&C lrs aud paIus, and does its duty
evrry time. For sale by e. G. VIII
liams Il b o., druggists.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1882-11-18

One forgives everything to him
who forgiyes himselyes nothing.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1882-11-18
JXCI.E'8 N. IBU'I'
IN THE
Boot, Shoe and Hat
I TRADE,
Special Announcement.

We will sell FOR CASH a
large portion of our stock at
great reduction in prices. To
close out odd lots, bargains
will be given regardless Of
COST. Take advantage of this
opportunity to save money.
GEFTHNGER Or HOKE.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1882-11-18

We should believe only in works ;
works are sold for nothing every
where.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-04-22

Make Mrs. 1. A. McLin, of the Ladies'
Bazaar, a call.
Japanese fans and parasols for house
decorations, at Smvth 81 Co.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-04-22
weather Report for the Week ending
Thurshay Evening April. 70, 1850.

Prevailing winds for the week was
from north west, changing to south Oc-
casionally. Weather fair the fore part
of the week, stormy the last two days.
Rain fall inch, snow inches; water
in snow and rain 2 inches.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-04-22

Baths! Bathsy baths!
baths, hot and cold, at w. C. MoOre's
25 cents
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-04-22

large stock of hats and caps re-
ceived this week at the Star Clothing
House.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-04-22

HOUSE.
when publicly testified that 1 had
been cured of terrible skin humOr by
the Cuticura Remedies, did so that 9TH
ers might be cured, and do not regret
the time given to answering inquiries"
Hon. VIM. Taylor, Boston. apr
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1882-03-17

f s.8 - Ea5s H. rb
Mrs. Mackey, the wife of the Bopanza
King OF California, 10 again, says Paris let
ter, having her portrait taken, this time by
.Bonnat, another French artist. Mrs. Mickey
poses In the magnificent imperial robe pre-
sented to the Empress Eugene by the NUM-
cipality of Paris. This robe cost s2p, 900,
and Ii took five OF the best hands In the lace
psaqhctbryI pc ehapsipy faaiteen yea prs to
complete 1t. Think Of such frivolous eff
from the municipality of city TO ah EN-
press, and think Of an American woman vain
aud silly enough TO haunt ont In spch a
dressi But even Bonanza Queen has %
i. bow Submission before the imperial stepter
Of art. Bonnat has strictly prohibited "the
long chain pf. diamonds depending from the
crown OF The head In may, glttering coils
]. ranpa the neck and fastened by clasp rep
4 resentihg dove with ertstrstched wings, a.
the waist, upon which all Paris delights 10
gaze" Those diamonds would have put
Washington Allston In ahigh feathef," for
diamond portraiture was his forte, and he
graeionsly permitted women to be accessory
to the diamonds. But one question of In
terest Ia, was there ever time when Honnat
would not have dared TO insist upon the
absence of these jewels? He cah WELL afl
ford to do that. now, for his prestige as an
artist 10 quitsrequAl to Mrs. Mackey's noto-
J. rlety rs Bonanza Queen. Another ques-
tion 10 would not an artist Of Bonnat's rcpu-
fation, even, run some risk In attempting 10
paint. such q number of diamonds? OF
course Mrs. Mackey sportptr rs Intended for
exhibitions sc, 900 net which holds n silly
butterfly In lis silken meshes may we'll be
exhibited.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1882-03-17
srerssid rEngilsh superstltions.
! Old customs still prevail 10 !. great ext

Old customs still prevail 10 : great extent
!. ~ The northern agd tYdsra RSftiSns Of
England. In the north, especially amid the
great Black Country, they are almost ani-
yersaL, while Ia the Mitiapds nd,iheIsouth
they seemed to have disappeared. Many OF
the customs come within the category BIZ SUI
.Spers,1ions.g itfshe north, no chid's nails
areseyer cut or II Sunday no infants nails
-, are cut'nntlii Ii Aaa,. attained. The age d one
YETI batsse biits6;s- the Inside Of 9hiid's
thhnus are never washed until three weeks
4fs~fAiisA; infaats, before they are carried
down stairs, ara always taken up nairs, In
order ID insure their coufsa Iii The world up
w1.d; ID ehiId'is shown Itself IA the glass,
Tor itsfeethIhe process win be painful; cake
II always given 10 the first person met On the
road 10 The christening; marriage should
| s4neTexb6 yerfoiSatlaoh kaAnrdsy, but IT.
ways, II possible, On Wednesday; the per-
son who sleeps first on the wedding night
will die lfrsi, ~ win tho person who kneeIs
first u the marriage ceremony. III Cornwall
no miner whistles underground; d Cornish
!, Il child bornsner ptanigllt will ssspi norsof
the world tl,ah oruiliary folks, and SUNDAY
\ y. especially laey aay fg birh. H.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1882-03-17
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1882. .
Harper's Bazaar.

This popular journal lie combination Of liter
allure, art and fashion. Its stories. poems and es
says are by the best writers OF Europe and America:
ts engravngs posse-ses the highest artistic excel
lence; and In all matters perta ming To fashion II ID
universally acknowledged To he the leading authority
In the land The new volume win contain many
brilliant novelties
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1892
Harper's Weekly.
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Harpers. Weekly stands at the had of American
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ton In politics, ts admirable illustrations its care
fully chosen serials, short stories, sketches and
thors Of the day. 10 carries instruction and entertain
Irent TO thousands of American homes
Ii win always be the aim of the publishers 10 make
Harper's Weekly the most popular and attractive
family newspaper In the worn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-10-23
James Medical Institute

vOm State Illinois zu dem
ausdrickliChen Zwecke privi-
legirt um sQf0rtige Hilfe in
sallen chrOnischen, geheimen
und BIasen-K rankheiten zu
geben. Tripper und Syphilis,
in allen ihren verWickelten
Former. s0Wie Haut- und Biut-
Krankheiten WerGen prompt
seIindert und permanent ge-
lleilt durch Heilmittel, welche
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-10-23
00taDffiffc.1ttaaA

6ier at 2al0e lit bie 2(ntpen0ung be5
8duntlot465 ais 6utter 10 gut lpie gar niGt
in 0eDraltd), - Dieln1eDr bat mart bic per>
lhlper6erii0e Gelpo6nDett, oaS 9arb in
bcgruSten GDitgdrten I'M 8riiGiaDre SIT per7
Drel1cn u1b bD01fetS Die 9llde ais 0iingez
nlitteL 81 peripenbe1, ipGhrcno Die lttdt GIT
DerfiittertlDet 8lQtter TIM EDnpoitGallf fen at
Dem nilBli6iten 0jiuger perarbeitet tperoen
f6ntten. g8aS ii0 ober i'm 6crblte pom
Gal6 Derfittter1t lGBt, DQ9 lDllte man 81
bieiem 531peG peripen0en.
9tit0t oIein 0rdler uno &rGuter ii16 e5,
peIdle Dem 0ieb cine 9eluHbe u1o Dinreiz
0enDe 9}aDrlng ~liefern, lonoern eS giebt
audi ei1te betrd0tlt0e Qln5abl bon Qaub>
bdumelt, tpclde u11ter gemtI1en Ser0dlt1Iiiz
len in Dieier 6infi0t Die gr6Bten 0ienite
l~cilten f%0rlell, tDeltn a1l0 letDer cine lol0e
Nlt5bilfe Der 9to{lr bis iebt nltr in ~ieltenelt
TGlte1 bon benz Tarmer bentBt miro.
Die gei0Gbteiten, &altbflttter lteferltoelt
8allntortell iiltb namettLicb folgenOe:
Time, QtDorn, Gi0e, 9appcl, Q8eibe, Wiaul@
bcerbQum, tpie 6aielmuBltrauG, g8etnrebe
ulD al1 0Dpfen.
Sn beiBen u1b trDdelten 0egenben, mo-
gclpDDnli0 binit6tlt0 Der GrnQ6rrtltg beS
8ie6Itnnoes blr4 Dos W1iBrot0en Des &lee's
ultD Der @rGier int Snnrmer bic gr0Bte Ser
Iegeu0eit "eilltritt, fdrn 0a5 2altb 0ieier
8Gu1ne bon Sem DDdlten Mertbe alS GrlQBz
futtcr Iein. 2(lIerDtng5 tptrb ielten ei1 gr0z
Ber 8ortDetl oaDltr0 er3telk tper0en fDnnen,
DaB man einem loldcn 8oumlMlbfutterball
cine beltimlnte TlGde anipieic; in5tptl0en
giebt eS 6O6 in Qagen, ipo Die Sommerz
bIrre meiiteus Ben fiinftIt6e1 Tltterbalt
leDr unitder ma9t, s%ettipeiie nettge0eDnte
Streder, 100 DoS BieG fQtn eit e(ellDes @rz
~DQlt1ngsflltter nltf3utrei6en permQg uno mo-
baum Elm BeftanD BON eintgen 9feiben Der
getotnten g6ume fit Die S0iere etnelt
b00it ipiQfounenen unD not0tpenbiQell
8ettrag 81 Der tilmnterlt9et MetDe ~lieferlt
bilrfte.
Oort no man eingefrie6igte o6er nit
6tGel1 umgebene TeI0er bat, nanentlt0 arf
Dcn Bratrten 0eS lSeitel15, lQlie1 it0 3tped>
mdBtg oerarttge 8dume in g"etpi1fen @bz
itGitDclt tt Die lebenbigen 6Gge iteuen, mo
tie Danlt dltBcr Dent SOube ulb elmer nid1t
ulbetrdd)tlt0en Wtel19e bon 8renn6ol, nod
ic0r bebclitenOc WtQiien 9aubfutterS sur
2lnSDtlfe in Setter beS Wi0ngelS 0etD4b>
rem. 8Gltntc, tDeld}e man Sl Dieiem l3ped(
81 pettDellncn 0eOenft, lolltelt ais lp0cn0n1t-
teS SppfApl5 gt5ogel1 ltllo alle S!Dei oGSobr,
beldnIttell tperDelt, balnit ite INNER re0I
fr0ffigc uto nit itdrfen laftigel 8lQtterr
DerIebene iunge Iriebe ~lieferlt.
Grttt i'm Sommer i6nn 6tttermotoe
cit, 10 fDnnen bic BaulnblGtter grim Der.
~filttert iDerDen beiier ober loiien 1id 0ie:
iClbcn Deripert6elt ais 8rode1flttter nab:
renb oe5 g8inter5. 2asbant bat man bt
Ginialnnllung I'M 6erbite eiitige 53ett pol
benz IugenDIide, tpenn tie BON ielber ab.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-10-23
NSr1terffitterlstaa.

Sn bieiem Sabre, in ipelGen gar MANI
Des @etretbe burG Jfegen Der6orben ip0roe1t
ltro namcntliG Diele @erfte Dur0 Nus7
feiilen fit bic QrQlterei iln6rauGbNr ge>
tporben lit, o%iirften eillige fltr5c 8enerf11t@
gen ilber bic Iitttcrung bon S6rnerl an bas
Hin00ieD a1n BlaBe Iein.
&0rnerfutter, iporuatcr man inS6elDn0ere
0etrei0c, GrDjelt &c. perlteDt, ent6Glt BET ge@
ringer Wlnllc uiele 9loDringStbetle, fa1lt
aDcr nut fit Wt0itnie0 ulto fir 3lgDieb non
mirtlidem 8ortDeil ictn; fit D08 Wtti0oie6
gifbt o0ilelbe icInen AleideH 9}ubelr. Ncnn
Dao Watrei0c 1lod) ucrfjlttert miro, 10 illo
bic 0erbouWng9ipcrfSeu9c bes JltlOpieD9
niGt 9ccigllct, iidl Die in bCll &0rncrn c1t1
0"Qlteuen 9iobrlmg9frGfte 10 Dollf0mmen an
3leiGtclt, fpie DteS' Bet Yfcrber, S0aFen &C.
Der 7}1ll it. G6rlter, Gil Dd3 9ttnDDtc0 per-
%fllttert, Derltrl0dell mallderlct 9}odtbctle,
BET ben Gll1en bciDflDerS oaS 8erfalben.
$50 c5 bet Der g8tnterfiitterltlg oil Nllr5el7
tperf llno 6et gebrtGt, no man Der Qlbe
gdn0e aus Srauereielt, 8ren1ereiet &C. ettz
bcbren muB, ba n1ltB man aQerDtl19S G0r@
ner f"iitterr, un0 Dieie iperbc1 Dann audi
iDren 9tltben I'M 10 tDelliger Deriagelt, ais
bann bo5 Yieb Don Sugell0 auf oaran gez
p60nt iein miro. Sn0eiicn fpmmt eS
borauf all, baB bic G0rner DorDer III
eilter 3uital1o Deriebt perDer, iDte er
BET SCREAMING 0e5 JtttDDteb8 AM
btenli0ften lit, lt1o bte7er befte6t bartn,
baB Dteielben entlpeoer gequellt, gequetidt
Dber geldroten iperDen; III alien 6duert
mijiIen ie abcr mtt0GGlel gentildt iuerbe1;
aud iii babel 9lnfeu6tulg pber Die TIM
D0lbIull9 Der G0rncr in eilten Srol1f 0ien7
LID. SSH man Die &0r1ter rob geben, 10
bat man ielber bapnn be1t grDbten Stab
t6etl, tpetl 2 4Sflt1lb berielbet in DieIem 3u>
1tanoe 11i0t Bic g8irfung berpprbrtn8et, ol5
| Bfllnb auf Die angefiibrte g8etle Derab9
reidt. Der Tutteripert6 0eS 0etretOeS 1T
Do0er Elm ie0r l1tterl0ieblider, be5ie6n1tgS>
tpciier, ltltb nut 1ttter YordltSieBung elmer
5tpeGmdBi9en 3ubereitutg u1l0 3uiamme1z
icBul1g nit ar0erern T1ttter, unD 0aB, NIT
NuS1obmc oeS Wtaitpie6S, ntd)t meDr aIS
2-3 Bfulto 30rner auf 6a5 StitG geretbt
iperoe1t. Dnd) a15Irednelt. Inter ben ner1
i6ieocnen acknowledgement miro De18oDz
11elt cine quite Mirfutg auf Die OtilN, e0enip
Dem Safer, DEFENDERS tpen1t CT gefodt tptr0,
5u8ei0rte6en; @erite, Go8gen ultO Q8ei3en
ipirfen ntebr Quf ba5 Sleii6. 0te Gleie bon
Dc1t WroOfriinten beitBt omar ipeltiger STAB
rltngSgeDalt, lit aber beiielungeadtet ein
ic6r glte5 Suffer, beion0erS gebritDt p0er
ais Srdttf Derabret0t.
ltnter alien ltmitdroen tpd0le man bon
SEN berldieDeten Q(rten ser &0rner oieielttz
9et 3u Suffer, nelde naG 8ei6affenbett
i6rer gia6~rrngsfd6igtett Die tpo6lfetliten
finn
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-10-23

fallen i%piirben, gu beiperfitelligen. 9ieIeben
tper0cn el1tiDeoer nit ben 6Guben obgeltrelft
ODER l~ltttelit LANCER lt1tb lcidter biegiQuter
Stdlt9et leruntergel0lagen. 2lu6 mag man
Die jNltget einiGbri9en 3riebe gegaocsll nit
i6rca 8ldttcrn abldnei0cu NIB in 8ua0e
saIa1nncn6inoelt. gu bieier Tlgttcrntc mG0le
man m0gttd)it trOdcte9 un0 ip0rmeS gSetter
nnD Drette 1aD beln Giniommel1 sic 8lGt1
ter DDer bic 3petge auf benz 8oben sum
SrDdnen aus. @ini9e Stuaoen leb0Qften
Sonncni0eins gcnii9cn in ser Jtc9cl, I'm
ite b~tllreiGeltb Su 60rreu. 0or Gonnen1
unter8ang itn6 bieietbcn Damn 6ineinsuz
;brtl1gell, oanltt ite ntdt mod JOIN G0ou be-
falell tperben. @ut lit eS, tpcll1 man ote
ab9el0nittenen 3ipetge 2-3 Sage lang in
et1eln offencn be0adten S0Ippeu QltT>
idji6tet, eDe iie in 8i1oel gebulioen iper7
ben. l6iniidtli9 Der mciteren 2~tuf6eiDa6e
rtltg 0cS 2al1DflltterS gilt 10 Siemtli6 boS
.0let0e, tDaS fir bas 9en nn6 Bic iIbrigen
Tuttermittel 9te9cL lit.
0a5 9tetii9laubfltttcr mir0 Dem 8ie6 por>
gelegt, iDte c5 gei0nitten lDurDe. Die I6iere
5errlalmet nit ben 8ldttcrn Suglcid ale
f~leileren 3met9e unO Grtebe uno freiien
bon Den gr0Beren tp~enigitens Die Hi1l0e a6,
ma5 Damn mod iihrig bleibt, mag Der
gr0trtefaruner nod 5ur Teuerlng mitOer1
!Ue1Den.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-10-23

9E1tf0elpa0ren pntt Oetmitfc.

Sn flcineren 8er~9dltniifen tpirb bebufs
~Q(ufbepa0rung BON @eniiieorten tpGDrellO
bes QGiater5 n"letftens baS einfGde 8erfaD7
rem beS @ini0lQgenS in SanD allgelpalot.
Sier5u lit Elm luftiger Setter Durdals not3z
tDcrl0ig, nenn DaS @enitie ieilten glten
@ei0urad bci6cDalten ioQ. 9lBerpeul aber
fin0 bic meilten 2lrten Dor benz Gi1i0la9elt
qc00rig ob5upuben. NQgcn1ci1e 8eotngu1t@
9c1 sui @fDaltung Ser Semitic limb: boB
6o8 Ginerlten 10 ip6t nl5 mO8li6 8ei0ebe,
bQB Die sim tufbetDobrcn 6%cltinn!ten Bflall1
,elt ri0t beid)dbigt 1perDell, baB ale sum
NufbctpaDren Defttnmten Semitic SIT elmer
3eit eiugcianl1aelt nerDell, lpo tic ii6 in
cirem nl58liGit troGenm 53litatOe befjlls
DEN, en0li0 S9uB ge0et Uroit ltl1o groBe
Mdrnte. 8on Der SoI8falt, tpel6e babel
bertpenoet tpiro, bGrSt lpelentli0 Der quite
Grfolg ab.
Den BlumelfoDI itele 1tan fret auf
8Drte, 0a er fi0 10 am Deitcn 6Glt uub bic
8lume du6 bier il1nler mod sur Nusbile
blutg geldugt gr6Bsre Mle19en idla9e man
III 2a8ell bon ie 4-5 SUI Srelte eill.