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The Dawson journal., 1883-01-18
Fewer Dogs and More Sheep.
Americas Recorder

Americas Recorder
We have often referred to the
raising Of sheep in this section as
one Of the most pr 56tabIe indus
tries farmers could engage in, and
when we Save asked why it was
not more generally followed we
have been answered that the dogs
are too numerous. We are glad
to see, however, that more inter
est IS being taken in TINS branch
of stock raising, and it is to be
hoped that the legislature may be
induced to afford some RELIEF by
the passage Of a dog law, But
we did not start out to write an
able essay on the duty of the leg
islature to pass a dog law, so much
as to give the following, which we
find in the last issue Of the Bos-
ton Commercial Bulletin:
"The Southern people, we no
tice, have just discovered that they
have been negligent in the matter
Of sheep raising, wool growing,
and wool manufacture, and the
leaders of public opinion there
now think there is no reason why
the South should not build up a
reputation for manufacturing wool
equal to that which she now en-
joys IN the manufacture of cotton.
But the greatest difficulty in this
matter is not the want Of machin-
cry for manufacturing wool as
much SO as it is the want Of wool
to manufacture. Wool always
commands remunerative prices.
But very few sheep are raised in
the south, although there is scar
cely a farm in Georgia or Alabama,
for instance, upon which many
sheep could not be kept. The
mountain ranges are also well
suited to wool growing.
"Ihe wooden mill at Wesson,
Miss, 1870 miles above New Or
leans, is good example of what
may be done in the south in the
way Of wooden manufacture. The
mill gives employment to nearly
one thousand operatives. The
male operatives in the factory
proper earn from $50 to $75 per
month, and the superintendents Of
the different departments are paid
from 500 to $50 per month. The
weayers are mostly women, earn
from SO to SIS per month, al
though some OF the best female
operatives make as high as $40
per month. 1t will be remember
ed that the Wesson Mills obtain
ed the highest prize the Philadel-
phia centennial for the manufac-
ture Of all-wool cassismer jeans.
The southerners are right when
they say that the wool industry
should be developed and encour--
aged among them"
The Dawson journal., 1883-01-18
TIE BROWN DONATION.

Judge d. A Yason is Of the
opinion that the Legislature acted
unwisely in reference to Gov.
Browns donation. He says;
'The matter was not generally I'M
derstood. In July, last, 5Ais do
nation was made by Gov. Brown
to the Board of Trustees Of the
State University under the terms
and limitations as stated therein
and accepted by the Board. The
Board believing that as Gov.
Brown gave the money that he had
the right, if he desired it, to nomi-
nate all the bene6ciaries of the
fund, and the fact Of the reserva-
ton upon that subject of the right
of his sons to nominate only four
of the humber was not regarded
as serious objection TO the trust.
The fact that IA visitolial power
was conferred upon his S ms to see
that the trust was faithfully exc
cuted was pot regarded as valid
objection; because the Board knew
that under the law Gov. Brown
and his heirs forever had this
right and could have recovered
this amount il the terms OF the
trust were not observed; this grant
was limitation upon their al
right, because it stipulates that adj
vantage shall not be taken Of mere
technicalities, but only Of positive
violations Of the trust. The accept
ance Of the Board constituted the
donation subsisting trust. Gov.
Brown then agreed in writing to
pay into the treasury the money
donated whenever the Legislature
gave its consent to give its Bonds,
payable in fifty years, drawing
seven per cent. interest, payable
semi-annually. The only action
required by the Legislature to con-
summate this yaluable'gift to the
public, was to give its consent that
fifty thousand dollars of its bonds
now existing drawing from SIX to
eight per cent should be changed
into seven per cent. bonds due IN
fifty years. Not one dollar was
asked for, and the state, if the
proposition had been accepted,
would never have paid one cent ex-
cept in discharge Of It's existing
obligations. IT was all folly to
say that the people'smoney would
be used to build up a favored class
III the State. Instead OF that the
States money! under this scheme
would have been used fer the pur-
pose u Exchanging It's honest
debts; and paid not to speculate
who might have bought the bonds
at a low price in Wall Street I'M
der a financial pressure, but to
the Board of Trustees of the State
University who would have paid
par value for the same and who
would have used the interest for
the purpose of enabling poor
young men Of this State to educate
themselves by borrowing the mon
ey at four per cent and returning
it when able This was a wise
policy or the part Of GOV. Brown
and whatever may have been the
objections to him as a politician
the people will look upon this
generous act as covering multi
tude of sins. The man that has in
his heart as a prominent idea the
education Of the young men of
this State and shows it in such
generous acts as this is bene-
factor"
The Dawson journal., 1883-01-18

Hard workers are subject to bilious
attacks which may end in dangerous
illness. Parker's Ginger Tonic keeps
the kidneys and liver active, ard by
proven ing tie ack saves sickness,
time an d expense -Detroit Press.
The Dawson journal., 1883-01-18

To malarial influences? then protect
your system by using Parker's Ginger
Tonic. 1t strengthens the liver and
kidneys to throw off malarial poisons,
and is good for general debility and
nervous exhaustion.
The Dawson journal., 1883-01-18

THE GREAT DEHAMD FoR SHmNERs
Indian Vermifuge is solely due to its
intrinsic value. Thousands use it O.
pay in preference to any ether, AMI
say that it destroys and ezpeis worms
stfectaally.
The Dawson journal., 1883-01-18
LOOK OUT, FARMER.
rom the Calhoun Courier. I

From the Calhoun Courier.
AS rule our farmers when
calculating on the profit to be de-
rived from their crops, quote cot
ton at 10 aspts, ban that wont do.
They possibly al Of them at
least, don't know that the great
financial heads Of the country,
men who really have a right to
know, and who does know if any
body does, are quoting and sell
ling that same cotton in New
York, to be delivered next fall, at
s cents for middling. These are
facts, farmers, and IL yea have an
other storm, it viii be g cents in
New York for your cotton. Our
best farmers viii agree with US
that the last crop was damaged
one-ffth its value by the storm,
and Il there is not a good grain
crop made in the South, it is very
probable that you will pay $LO0
or $50 per bushel for corn in the
fall, which will necessitate hea,y
expense to make SIS CROP
Think Of this before you have fin
ished planting the grain.
The Dawson journal., 1883-01-18

Mrs Hodges, jones st, Savannah,
says "Brown's Iron Bitters cured ee
of general debility
The Dawson journal., 1883-01-18
PRICES DOWN!

Owing to the low price of cotton, and to
the fact that we have still an immense
stock OF goods, we propose for the next
Thirty Days to sell everything in our line
at greatly reduced prices.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-01-27
Gotham Gossin.

New York, 26,-AmoDg the ladies at
the charity ball, last night, whose toilets
evoked the TTib1t11e'S pen, was Mis-.
George Traver, Miss Kate cage, Mrs.
Thurger, Miss Wins and Miss Carpen-
ter, all of San Francisco.
Billy Edwards, light weight champion,
in his answer to Fox's challange, says
in the Herald: IT will bet Fox, or
any one else, SIS 900, that Mace can't
knock me out ii four square rounds, on
any evening in two weeks from date, ut
the Madison Square Garden benefit to
Mace and Slsde.
A few California artichokes were in
the market yesterday, and met ready
and good sale at % cents each.
Jem Mace and Slade arrived thiE
morning.
A gas explosion under the street,
Fulton and Nassau, this morning, tore
up space ten by twenty feet, and Sc
verely hurt four persons.
About 2 o'clock, Mace and Slade,
with several fellow brHisers, walked
through Nassau street, with 200 hundred
men and boys at their keelG, completely
obstructing the thoroughfare. Slade was
muffied in heavy fur coat and cogs.
Mace showed the effect of sight seeing in
his gait and rudy countsnsnce. They
we're Waiting different sporting saloons
NJ. Armstrong s. Son, wholesale
leather merchants, have made an assign
ment. Liabilities, 100000.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-01-27
TELEGRAPHIC
The Star Route Cases.

Washington, 26-Witness Boone's ex-
animation continued in the Star Route
case. He filed out blank proposal in
stephen Dorsey's house, and in his pres
ehee, Dorsey wrote letters to accompany
the packages. At the time of the first
congressional investigation, witness had
q conversation with Miner in the pres
ence OF Stephen B. Elkins. They we're
notified to consult Elkins. Miner said il
was unfortunate that Peck's name had
been signed to proposals by Stephen
Dorsey. This remark was immedi-
ately stricken out by order of the
court. The defense appealed to the
court to charge the jury
to disregard the answer. The court said
counsel should not put a question csleu-
lated to bring out an improper answer.
1ngersoll said personally he had no OBJ
lection to the answer; let them prove it.
Dorsey eDquired of witness Hhat the
trouble was between himself ard Brady,
and WAY the latter was hostile toward
him. Boone replied that he didn't
know Dorsey then said Brady would
never do anything for them as long as he
(Boone) was in the concern.
The grand jury, this afternoon, re-
turned presentment against William
Dickson for corru2tly endeavoring to in
tuence the vote Of his fellow jurors IN
the LIST star ronte trial. 1t is stated the
DELAY in the proceedings which gave rise
to the rumOr that the bill hal been
ignored, arose from technical imperfec.
tions in the bill.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-01-27
Indian Territory Crime.

St. Louis, ga dispatch from Mus
keogee, Indian Territory, says while q
guard Of soldiers on Wednesday, was
taking $1,000 belonging to the Greek
Orphan fund to 0kunlkee, where it was
to be distributed, they were fred upon
from the bush by unknown persons. The
troops returned the fire, bus the casualties
have not been reported.
Ksticaghsls. whisky peddling In
dian, was dragged from his house yeater-
day by party of Indians, and shot to
death.
Dick Glass, one of the Speichee party
during the late troubles, and noted
desperado, is marauding over the eoun-
try, to the terror of lAw-abidinR citizens.
He waa not included in the recent am
nesty arrangement, and both parties are
advised to kill him.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-01-27
Cable Dicks.

Hull. 26.-The bark Delaware, from
from San Francisco, which grounded
entering this port, got off after discharg-
ing part of her cargo.
Alexandria, i25-The British troops en-
gagged in maneuvres yesterday, in imita-
ton of the seige of Cairo. The display
gave rise to rumors among the natives
causing some excitement.
Madrid, pa representative in the
Cortes belonging to the autonomist party
of Cuba, asked Congress for papers and
full information il relation to the grad.
ual emancipation ofslsves. They sllege
the bill of 1880 is imperfectly carried out
in Cuba.
@DubliD, 26.-Cardinal McCabe is in
disposed.
Cairo, 26.-The Khedive has signed q
decree nominating Sir Auckland Calvin
formerly English controller general
financial adviser to Il g Egyptian govern
ment
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-01-27
The Royal excursion.

Ottawa, Cansda. 26 The Free Press
puts the whole cost of the vice-regal trip
TO British Columbia, California and the
south, from $25. 600 to $4,000. A liberal
amount, it says, was expended in tips"
to hotel servants; also that Colonel
Toult9lotte expressed grest fears for the
safety Of Princess Louise from train
robbers while passing through Missouri.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-01-27
A British Gale.

London, ga heavy gale prevails
dsy particularly sanhy at Southport and
shipping and also to houses. A schooner
was lost, with all hands, at Yarmouth.
At oldham two persons were killed and
six injured by the gale.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-01-27
The Shortest Cut to the Grave

is taken by thousands who with
common prudence might live to en-
JOY a green old age. Why will peo-
pie neglect a cold? The great
Abernethy pronounced a fixed cough
only one degree less dangerous than
the plague. Yet it is as certainly
contTollable,as readily extinguished,
by the use of HALE's HONEY OF
HOREHoUND AND TAR, as fire is by
the play of the croton. Delay not
an hour in applying the remedy. 1t
requires but a short time for the
lungs to longest; for the tubercles
to form; for death to ensue. The
great specific is oEtainable of all
Druggists at 50 cents and 81.
Great saving in buying large size.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in one
minute. I
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-01-27

A Freight Train leaves Ogden daily
FOR Butte st 9.05 am, giving daylight
ride through Cache Valley, and regular
freight train arrives daily at Ogden 8
I1.G5 am. from Butte.
W. B DODDRIDGE. supt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-07-09

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benz SpnIt itr0mte 9SaIier, pel6eS Die
Straben sipei SUB bod ilberl6pcmmte.
8icle Sduicr itirSten cilt. Die fleinen
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nit einem Hcrluit bon 80 Sootcn auf ibrer
Stite 81 Gaareu gctricben poroen. Die
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@ine OCpeidc aus S6an0bai mel6ct:
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franioiIidcu Sorl6lG0e eno0iiltig abge>
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Ycriicn.
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9tugIano Gin 9Scrtr0g iibcr Die SeltitclIllg
Der WrcnSc bis nab %Afgbuntltau Gb9cl6lol>
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8ti,immuna, oaB lucru GnQlmno ragegcn
Giniprud) crbc5t, 8trltCn ben GrOtelt III
Huilun0 Ocrtpciltu lnll.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-07-09
@atn Ear GospinofIdtioc.


@eim Gri6einen Der eriten Gpn1ptomc =
oI9erneile GGwl 1e, Appetitmansel, blci6es
AuSlcbell, flotelnOes GetilDl, init nobfol=
9eaoem .nd6tli1en G0meiB rnO Sulten =
puten l6leuni9e 0tobre9eln sur Nbhiilie err
9riiicn luerbeu. G1min0iu0t lit cine Giro
pbeltrantDeit Der gril9e; man gebralt1e ba=
ber bas ntG6tige NntlzS tropbel= o0er &lltt=
reiui9uugsz uno Sraft-2 Observation-Disclosures
Wtittel, Ir. Hielce'S Golden Medical Dis
covery" (%9oloene mebi3inii9e Gntbedritg).
2tls ell NGbrlnittel Dem yebert9ran iiber=
Iegen unb ais eiu Eruitrnittel unil6ertrofIen.
@egen yungeul0mG0e, Nlutipeien ultb perz
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S*ei apotbefern in Der gar;et gSelt SI bobcn.
lin Or. Nierce'S Sdrift ilber S6ninOiu6t
SIT betommeu, ienbe Spei grtefntarteu oil
Worlds Dispensary Medical Association,
9S1ftnln 81 ~
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-07-09

= 9aS 0ollDerneurSamt bon GtidrblanO
tuuroe Oteler Sage antli6 oaDon benahrtdz
ttgt, oaB Der BunoeS>S taatSiefretdr bGs
Mobell beS 8aItimorer 8ilobauers
fiir Die De Sab Statue
in Der StaatSbauptftabt Nnnapolis angez
nomn1cn babe, nadOem er einige untpeientz
li6e NenOerungen an oemielben Derfugt bat.
6rn. &epier'S Gattpurf finbet iiberIaupt
al9erlein ben leODatteiten 8eifau, unO es
lnterlie9t iDobl faum eirem j3meifel, 6aB
er aud bonn 0ouuelucgr bon Warplano
angenommen tperoen iptrb. 8efanntlid
piro otcieS OenfnaI auf einen alten uno
nelten GongreBbeidluB bin erridtet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-07-09
T~5Gchcnflichc B(limcis Sfaofs-Bchn4me.

6eratb fie iiber bas Geto binaus ansuneb=
men beabfihtigte, ertldrte 6err Games CUR
allgemcincn lleberraid,ung, DaB ibm eeieBz
Lib filnf Gage ST. @ebote Timber, I'M Die
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NOD niobt bereit lei, ~anSugeben, oh CT tie
billigcn ooer pcriperfcn tperDe. Our0 oiez
len idlnuen SAahsug beS 4$r1itoenten
ipurhe Der a3iped Der Notwithstanding
DcrCiteIt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-07-09

alssufiibren, un6 bab ein bonn Nrditeftcn
ooer Dem Salcountte gegebeuer 9luftrag ober
N%noronung ben @%ountDratb nidt btnbc.
0esbalb miliie ersoic SorDeruns Der &llger
ablpeilen. Oas llrtDeil lautete auf 8cSabz
Lung bon 1896, Des nod unbesoblten
Jteites Der l%rlprun9li0en Gontraftforbe-
rung, tpelde. Sumnte 5u beSablen bas
@oluntD 1tetS bereit g"clpeien lit.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-07-09

1tnier Ws!icnocr 6. 3Otbc beitdt
Gcgentu6rtig nnfrrc NbonncntcGt
ia WiGi9nn 1t:tS Sbio.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-07-09
4 mf2t0f H..

SOcbru traf lin:
Santrirscr TamilicnfaIenOerz 1884
nit gSerlcoiumes pl anrie. wert5 10Cu 0sarf. c3esen Gins
%ienbIug DON 23c. in NoitaSe Clamps ienbe franco gu.
Sboleiale uub 9tetatl.
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SniernationaIe GuGbanbluns, As Dearborn Str.
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belt unO 'dry cleaning ieiu. AOreiie: Ebos. u.
burner, Ct. Soiepb, Wto. 6~iI2Iu1wO
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-07-09
StaDt Ubm0gu.

SSerr 0eorg &IGert, 0eMcraIs
sl9cut uHS Correspondent Der 81.
Sfa0tSicitImG, bcfuGt Gc9cnlu1r=
ti9 1afota uMo WtiuncIpt0-
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-07-09
Cine 9arte.

an Vie. weIde an ben SoIgen Upn Sns e~u6iirben, ners
U6ier Sdudhs. Gnttrdituns, @eInit Der gtuunestrait
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mar in Shbameritd entoett. Sdidi sl abreiiirtes Sous
pert On 0teu. SOis2b Z. SHmon. Citation D., gsw gOre
Gitp. lInop1SiaGuwo
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-07-09

1tHfcr 3ciicnocr SEER @en- gSia=
gers Ucrciit Gc9cnluGrti9 0tc St1at
tcu Sutua ttno ESebrdSfG.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-07-09

lit cine Nufsabe, SUI Oeren @riiilung einidtdicrn6e nnS
bermbigeuoe DtttteI uu3uIdnglt6 limb. Gie %Sirtung.
Str lie erSeu9eI. lit cine IdDmenoe. Sic S~erit5ren Die
gnipfinouns, Ogne ben Nerpen sG nilBeE. Solicitors
0taSenOttteEcS b~tngegen ltdrtt NIB liHbert oas
AerOtnlDitcm. llebcTdrbeit un6 %6immerniB i6pdben
ino eridIaiicn IS, uno bGs suuerldiisitc ytittel, es
trail At mtden nHo Die Nerusmrube pieber ber,mNteIen,
liegt in Der St6rtuns Der Screaming NIB in Der &ez
ldIeuntgnHg os Stofwediels, Spe; 2Sirfungen, bic
itets benz 0ebrGud be5 b%erabmteu Itueenlnittel3 ioI=
gen. 8uld Oas SIttere pirO Die m~an9elHoe &ratt
lttsoergsDonHeIr, bic J!egeln6Btsfeit bes StuGIguHes
interchangeable uHo BET 1ppetlt perbeiIert. 9seIlen
Srgantsmus iOmii beleitist woroeH lit, Der bari &rautz
belt ais eine duEeIit eHtIerTte Dt0sli6teit b%etradtsH.
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l%natiSmns uno Nicrenleioeu IDerotu bur6 6ieie muterS
battle WteoiS:H, bic unter ameritaHiiGeu Stdltnnssmit<
tclu ni6t ibrt5 Gleidsn bat uno in Uterito, Meitiuoisn
nHo Snoameritd IN lteIig %iteiscuoer Jta6frage itebt,
beiiegt uno perbiitet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-07-09

Die 9o1pt=@ &c interchangeable lit iett bis
ant l5UO 6nB Tertl9 9eIe9t unO eS wiro nod
elilell Wonat iii Atlpru9 llebmen, bepor bic
gauge Jobre 9ele9t lit.
&Boepare.
IN etnergSirt6I6aft in@irdno Gro1Iin9 itif=
feteSonnerlt09 NbenD cine Sanbe rauflI6ti=
ger gunlt1tel cine allgemeine &eilerei al, pon
oenet pier Der 4Solisei in Die 0G11oe fielen.
Nls Die beiben Eoli;iiteit, bic nit Der lteber=
lllDrltll9 Der Serbafteten na6 Dem Vefdn9niB
III QpDe Fdrt betrolIt 1pareu, >dnf Dem g1bn=
pore lebt9elailtter Srtidaft %anlan9tcl. GEE
loil9 eS elitelll Der @efangelten, 5t entT ben.
Yer Fol!iet 9elau9 es bis iest nod nts9t; i'm
1pIeoer elt5uIanSen.
S,tnsOaIe.
Golpb Srabtep, Der am 4. cSuli bur3 bic
Gtplolloil etler flelnen Y~ulpernille, Die er
9ele9t batte, lG,Der perlebt 1puroe, ir1beln linn
letne beloelt Getne l6lintm perbrdrnten, be-
ttHoet ll1 auf Dem gSege Der Sellerung.
2uD rs.
0ter berrl6t cine Siemli6 erobe gufreeuno
llber ben gSoDriprIG Der @ei9morenen oes
6oroners, lpelde befanntli0 ertl4rt batten,
ooB Der MISREPRESENTATION 4Seter g. Groot
1Dobrl6eluli0 MIR aus 3nfaa IN ben 5Iub
9etauet llto oartl ertrlnten lei unb fetnen
Sclbltmor0 be9an9en babe. Mebrere
gellte molten 1%uillen, oaB 6as @erz
OUT ELI Doretlt9 abge9eberteS getpe1en
lei. oa ei1eGanle, Delde nit ibrem G6emann
olf Der Sriide, Don ber tNerr Wroot ms
gSafIer ttel, li6 benz Sergniigen bes An9elns
D!tn9ab llno 9erlau lab, DaB oerr @'root lid
etnel 9teuolDcri0uB i'll ben &opf belbra6te,
ebe er III ben 6luB fiel, ri6t pom Coroner
perbort morDen lei. 9luBeroem GeSeugt cine
9roBe NnSabl Don Wenl6eu, oaB an Der
yelde boS Utertmal eiterS 0uBpuIOe 9eiunz
ben porocn lei.
Sic betr. Nu9el ioQ oil benz Iinfen Mtuu6z
pilltel ein9eorun9eH lem uno Oas Gebtrn
perlebt baber, 10 OoB Der Sob bes Gertorz
beneu %eiutrat, bepor @rpDt ms g9ailer gez
rietb. Sic Observation-Disclosures it6cr
Die &obesrrla6e biIDen lest oos &a9es9e=
iprd0, weroen 0ber %wabri6elnli6 ni9ts an
Dem lImltanoe GnOerll, oaB Der Coroner unO
1eile Gebilfen ni9t i'm Stanbe wareu, aus
1not9 81 MAIDEN, auI welde 2Setle perr
Wroot nmS yeben fam.