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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-01-12
The Profit OF SumIsmstios.

Lancaster lnq uirer.
There are only about q dozen persons
in this country who make dealing in coins
an exclusive business" says Mr.. Charles
Steigerwalt, the we'll known dealer in this
city. During last year from ten TO twelve
thousand coins passed through my hands (;
on these realized profit OF IL 800" A
few days ago Mr.. Stoigerwalt received a
bushel of Chinese coins direct from China.
They are of all denominations and are
made of brass. There are a number Of
other persons in this city who have invested
considerable money in this business, but
they have not prosecuted it to any great
extent. For instance, Mr.. A, N. Brene.
man, who died last week In his ninetieth
year, bought one thousand dollars worth
Of coins within one or two years prior to
his death. This collection Is now among
his effects. twill probably DO sold.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-01-12

lT seems that the lawyers of Lu1erne
county wanted the commissioners to
print jury lists for their use, and be-
cause the county officials refused to ap-
pre- pirate the public funds for this
purpose, "Judge Woodward, at the
| request of majority of the bar, ordered
District Attorney McGeehan to draw up
| bill of indictment against the county
commissioners for neglecting to carry
| out certain instructions of the court in
rega ID to improvements to be made in
the court house. Several lawyers made
violent speeches denouncing the com.
missioners." Judge Woodward should
go slow. We would not suspect him of
making unreasonable requests for court
house improvements but the practice Of
judges spreading themselves over too
much ground and especially their ten
dency to instruct county commissioners
In their duties or usurp their prerogatives
Is dangerous one. The commissioners
are elected by and responsible to the peo
pie and in their own sphere should n1. We
subject to judicial dictatiou. We nave
recently had the local experience OF
commissioners paying exDrbtLut bills
upon the order of the court which the
county auditors found to be outrageous
ly high, If indeed they were not wholly
Illegal; and the commissioners were
accordingly surcharged When ths en-
suing suit of the county comes to be tried
if that should ever happan-of course
the judges of the Lane ister county court
would not be qualified to sit, as the bll
was paid upon their recommendations
They will have to call upol judge
from another distric5 :" All We don't
want any more of this than is ab')lutely
necessary. Judge Woodward hal better
go slow.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-01-12
uo,u,ry ana A A..ault at mArl.tt..

Miss Margie Cassel checked her trunk
from Thompsontown to Marietta few
nigats ago. When it arrived some one
placed il outside Of the depot A thief
broke It open and rihed it OF all that was
valuable. IL was valued at one hundred
dollars. The trunk was carried over the
canal bridge, near the river where 1t was
found.
Mrs. John O'Erien, was assaulted by a
we'll dressed mau, few nights ago In
front Of the high school building, a retired
spot. IL was about o O'Clock she was
going home from visiting friends house.
The man caught her by the arm With one
hand, with tho other he tried TO grab her
around tho waist. She gave an alarm, and
he left her. She took him for man 80
years old aud no stranger.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-01-12

IT Is astonishing that Justice Bradley
OF the United States supreme court
should refuse payment OF check drawn
by him, simply because the payee raised
1t from hye to ave hundred dollars. The
course OF this eminent jurlst in the elec >
toral commission justified the forger in
believing that Bradley would never 90
back OF the face of the record. Had he
displayed the same regard for right in
1871 as he does now in declining to ap
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-01-12
UOIUm HiA NEWS.


Ftnm eur Regular Correspondence.
Market was big this morning Tho Il.
u H. pay oar viii DO here ON Monday
The Shrwuoe dro company will hold
fair The II. y. +. club has postponed lis
dance. e.-pUnusylVauia castle No 16, A, k
of NJ & hold meeting to night
Stciucrs New York burlosdne opera
company will play here ON January 18th ---
The ladies who Will take part ia tho Col.
umba baud's fair ho'd a meeting ia tho
Fuankhn house parlors last evening. "A
lively sctto took place between
two druukCu brothers On Front street,
last evening nobody was hurt
bupHE N B5nodCts great minstrel cum-
Vhuy appear here on Monday evouiug.-
After the election of Ofli Jers Of the Com.
mrnwealth mutual insurance company,
last evening, the new officers were fcastas
hI tho secretary, Mr.. Jacob Sheath. On
January -, au election OF Ofli ,ers for tho
Columbia building association will bo held
in the q. a. H. armOry, Odd Fellows hall.
Ray. ;. II. :. Gallaudrt, of keypOrt, n.
j., breaches IN st Paul's l.. l.. church to-
morrow. No services will be held to.
morrow at st, John's Lutheran church, as
the pastor will b5 absent IN Harrisburg. -
Teams still crossed the river to day on the
tco.- Three dIuuks werc sent to Jail this
morning one mere boy all were
strangers -Nr Frederick MluliOk ~ Gu
gagci in Matching chickens by an iucuba.
tor of his own construction, This
afternoon the week OF prayer ended !;
meetings were only fairly attended. -
A spelling bee was held by tho Marietta
lyccum last evening Miss Alhretta Grove
ctuIrd oil the przc.--Niiss Hattie Miller
having declined the posit on OF a teacher
Of the new normal school, tho board has
elected MISS Maggie Purple - the posi-
ton.
the River.
Tho Snsqushauua river is still rising.
| The Port Deposit railroad uitisials here
have received Information that thu ice has
broken up near Port Deposit and that 4
gorge has formed ut that town, or a short
distance above. At Rocky Run bridge
the water is within two feet Of the rail.
road track, OGdors have been given to
| place the rolling stock Of the company in
secure places.
ChtIIrcn's D,y.
Tomorrow Is Chldrou's Day at the
second street Lutheran church. The
services will DO of special character
for young people The morning subioot
will Do Jesus in the Temple" aud the
eycuiug SubjeC., Children as Members
Of the Church " The Columbia Auxiliary
Of the Womau'S foreign missionary society
will celebrate its sixth annual anniversary
at the VI. +. church tp.mOrrow evening.
Mrs. BaTTakat, y Syrian Christian, will
lOllygr An allrpss
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-01-12
Tobacco Purchased.

l.. Gershel 81 Bro, received AZ their
warehouse yesterday 20 acres Of the finest
Havana seed leaf tobacco purchased in
various portions of the county. The prices
ranged from 25 to 40 cents all round. The
firm express their opinion that if the far
mers Of the county engage more generally
In tho cultivation of Havana seed leaf, no
fears need be felt about the competition Of
tho Sumatra product.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-01-12

The mayor only had one customer this
morning, He was young colOred man,
who looked as though he had been sleep
ing in mortar bed. He was discharged,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-01-12

lO|hl'ss'fs'' fpolsl 10
A comparison with the year 1882 shows
an increase Of s2, lS9.72 Comparing the
months of October, November aud De-
cember, 1892, with the same months in
1888, when two cent letter rates went
into effec', decrease Of only as is
shown.
Iu the letter carriers department ILL.,.
G20 more pieces were delivered aud 2,1G6
more pieces collected than the previous
year.
In the registry department the number
ofpackages registered has increased from
Z, ,S03 in 1892, To 9,253 Registered mat
ter for city delivery has increased 729.
Registered matter in transit is 3, $40 less
than in 1882.
In the money order department All
domestic orders less than in 1882 were
issued, which is more than made up by
059 postal notes, issued from September
3, 1888, to December 81, 1888, showing an
increase in amount of money transmitted
of s935.90. The international money
orders show a slight increase in the num-
Der of orders issued, aud small decrease
in amount transmitted.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-01-12

The following changes of ministers have
been made by the standing committee Of
Vthe East Pennsylvania eldership of the
Church Of God j. II. Meixel from
Dauphin Circuit to Columbia station
Elder 5. G. Stonesifer from Marysville to
Palmyra circuit Elder b. f. Peck was
assigned to Mt, joy station in place of 5.
T. Fsx, resigned Elder q. Kahler reap
pointed to Bainbridge and Maytown {;
Elder ii. f. Reeyer to tho Dauphin
circuit Elder $. w. Naill to Elizabeth.
town and Highspire; Elder 5. ID. q.
jackson to MeGhanicsburg,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-01-12

THE Columbia Spy is one of the jour
nails that cannot understand why the
county commissioners should levy tax
of 100000 more than the necessary
expenses of the county in January, and
collect it off the people in the summer in
order to pay off the county debt due on
the first of April in the succeeding year.
But as the SpH suggests, the county
officials have eminent examples in the
state and federal tinan ciers, who accum
ulate treasury surpluses for the accom-
mediation of those who handle them.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-01-12
Uoustructlng au Elevator.

A. Q. Welchans, OF this city, is building
an elevator at De Hayen's tobacco ware
house, in Honeybrook, Chester county,
capable of bearing the weight Of eight
tons. 1t is arranged on the safety clutch
principle, aud will extend through tho
three stories Of tho building.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-01-12
"a Corner Ia SOCKS"

A gentleman In this city recently agreed
10 purchase 25 shares of Christiana na
tlOnal bank stock from broker, In whose
hands they had been placed for sale at
sl0S. When no came TO got them ho
found that the principal had, without no.
tics TO his broker, sold them elsewhere,
aud tho principal, unable TO deliver, set
tied with tho purchaser on the basis OF
sllj per share.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-01-12
struck by u sled.

This morning William Hoover, aged IL
years, son of G. 5. Hoover of South Ann
street, was struck by large sled which
was loaded with boys, on the Ann street
hill. llo was picked us unconscious aud
taken to his home. DR.. Musser attended
him and although badly bruised he is not
seriously injured.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-01-12
POUND IN . rI,mon,h nnrn

John Weidle, Of Mannheim tlwnship. was
good deal mystliied over an unusual
SIZED organ, which no found Ia Piy mouth
h0ek chicken upon dressing Il for tho
table. Upon closer examilatiJn the mys.
terry is suspected OF being tho birds blsd.
der, inflated 10 the aizo of a duck sQ0,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-01-12
S{nva HAIL,

Elizabeth Keller, against whom a suit
for slander was broughtAby Layina Kege.
rise, was arrested yesterday by Deputy
Sheriff Strine, aud was discharged upon
furnishing bail.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-01-12
sS,st 50


Number OF unC aimed 'ettors, ETC.,
sent u Dead Letter OfiiCe............ aOts
Number OF unmlilablC letters sent
10 usai Letter OrfCe. .................. lgg
Nun Der OF letters returned to writ
tEs .,.... ...'.,.,.,.,s.. ..'.......,.,...,.. 4,5IJ
Number ct rounds Ofnews uDers and
periodicals mail "a by publisher - and
news agents OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. I9!2l2
Postage paid on ame...................F 8sI "a
STATEMENT SHOWING the DENOMINATIONS OF
STAMPS, Postal CARDS, ETC, SOLD pUEIS0 tug
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-01-12
Horses shipped.

Henry WE'LL this morning shipped 10
head Of draft horses from the Msrrimao
stables to New York.
Fiss & Doerr shipped car lead to New
York,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-01-12
I,auIlug the SNOW Away.

The Reading railroad company has i'm
proved Water street, by hauling away the
huge piles Of snow which lay along its
tracks on that highway.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-01-12
GrocerIes STOLEN.

Last night some one forced open tho
window of tho store of John Nolte, on
West Orange street and stole several dol
lars worth of groceries OF different kinds.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-01-12

Last night four electric and twenty
three gasoline lights were not burning.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-01-12

prove this outrage upon his bank account,
fraud would never have been triumphant
in the election Of a president, and Judge
Bradley would have the respect instead
Of the malediction Of q mindful people.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-01-12

To furnish voter with ticket at the
polls representing that it bears names not
on it is a misdemeanor, under the act of
1888, punishable with 300 fine or years
Imprisonment, or both, in the discretion of
the court. The illiterate voter must have
a chance.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-01-12

THEY must have fine times at the con.
gressional funerals. The committees on
this service usually get in bill of from
sl,5O0 to 81 800 and the appropriation
for Apollinaris water averages only about
s3s.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-01-12

TINS profound sentiment from the mys
terious author of the "Breadwinners" is
generally accounted a bull, alike by news
papers aud young girls : "A young girls
name caunot be mentioned too seldom in
the newspapers. lu fact, twice in lifetime
is often enough, aud one of them should be
| a funeral notice.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-01-12

The municipal elections ia this ci:y
will be held on Tuesday, Feb 10. There
are then to be elected a mayor, twelve
school directors, select councilmeu from
the First, Second, Third, Fourth, Sixth
and Eighth wards common couucilmen
and ward officers in all the wards aud an
alderman in the Third and Seventh Let
the band play.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-01-12

UNDER the act of 1888, it may not be
generally known, persons confined in iail
can be discharged without the rounda.
bout and expensive proceedings of the
insolVent laws. Upon the order Of the
court or law judge in chambers the
county commissioners may direct the dis
charge of conyicts at the end of their
terms OF imprisonment, or those who ara
committed for non payment Of costs.
without such payment or the payment OF
fines or restitution of property, providing
their insolvency Is established by thei,
own affidavit and otherwise to the satisfac
tion of the commissioners. This practically
deprives courts and juries Of the power tC
punish by imposing fines or costs, in case
the defendant or other party aimed at is
not worth the amount.
IT is claimed in explanation of the delay
Of the county auditors TO make their report
for 1883 that Mr.. b. NJ. Greider, of the
hnard ia an at his bnf,a IA, NJ = :
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-01-12

BEER is a good enough thing in its way,
but the presbytery Of Jersey City dlsap
prove of the use Of the foaming beverage
at church fairs. This action Of the
presbytery is eminently proper for if the
Gambriuian fluid ever came into compe
titton with the lenonade sold at church
fairs, the latter would be knocked out in
half round.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-01-12

JACOB STALEY, of Huntingdon, au-
npunced his purpose to commit suicide in
1874, and quit the country. He was con-
stdered dead, and so adjudged by the
court, who afterwards appointed guar
dian for his adopted SOD, who succeeded
to the $4,000 inheritance OF Staley from
his fathers estate. But now StaIey turns
up and threatens to prove that he is not
dead and wants to recover his patrimouy.
This won't do. II he is not dead his family
think he ought to be, aud having mourped
his suicide for ten years, they do not
propose togo back of the record nov on
the motion of the sef-resurrcoted S.aley.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-01-12

The scarcity of trained nurses is one of
the most annoying wants experienced by
physicians, The state medical society
last year recommended attention by the
Local faculties to this important subject.
The Montgomery medical society has in.
stituted course of lectures for the benefit
of such as desire to become trained
nurses, and will issue certificates Of pro
ficienoy as nurses to such as attend the
course and pass satisfactory examina-
ton before a board of examiners. The
Lancaster academy and county society
will do we'll to give heed to the same sub
ject. 1t is of more Importance than some
matters which get more attention.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-01-12
Justice BrAdIey's Check Raised.

An attempt was made at the National
Metropolitan bank ia Washington TO cash a
raised check, purpOrtiug 10 be a check by
Justice Bradley. A boy presented a check
for $500, which he said two members sent
him with. He was sent back and watch
ed, when his employees took the alarm and
escaped. Justice Bradley had given a
check for IS 10 two men who pretended to
be taken up a subscription TO purchase
CADET uniforms. This had been raised TO
.TUO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-11-13

ten gulpraGtu. Die Stabt 1T uou D1u
Frtmhsn, uno iibsrau herriht Der sr0Bts
Gnthufosmna.
Gin bsmsttsnBpertber StfcbIus Ger Dsmptsa'
tan in eapannab.
Sapaurab @a., 12. Rooember. -
Die aefieru Ibeuo bier Gbgsbnltene osmotraz
ttI6e WaIIeuuerIammlun0 naSm II. q. fol-
aeute HeIoluticn on: nm Seidloiien, bab mir
nit 6reuoeu ben Sag begriibsa ner6sn, On
neIttsm ss ieinen Dcompatten SI6en" uuo
ieinsn ,Computten Yor6en" mebr gtebt, ion
bern uur noh cine con1patte Union, ME Dor
so SaSren, uno tpsnu ALE anertfauifsn
Siirger, psiss unS id)mar8e, tingsboreue
nno naturoItiirte, gIsiGe 8shte Dor benz
@eiste babeu nro eleiGen Sdub burd bic
8luaae unisres 2anbes gsnieBsn, d"
0Gs amtlide Sptum pom 9eIGmare.
@ilmingtnu, Del, II. HoOember.-
Die amtItGe Stimmen3abluug In 8sIaDare
III ocIeuhet un6 bat fOlseGoes 8eiultat erz
aeten &leusInub 1904, Blutns 12,718,
ct. Sobu 55 unb Sutlsr 8.
Sas amtltd;r Sptum upn %ifiIGppt
Sndfou, WtfI., 12 Ropbr. - Ya6'
fisbsuoes III bas artlif fsffseieClte &siuItat
Der 0atl in RtifIfppt: @lepslau6 1851,
Blaine SO, TIA, @leuslano's Blnralttdt 80, :
773. @rfer @ougrsB.StHrift GIIsu (0sm.)
11,S62, Chamber (8sp.) $3.50; 2. 9ifrtft
0icrgan DEM 14,S72, Chalmers (lluabh.
Rep.) 1883, SobuiOn (Rsp.) 800; 3. 9t'
frift &ct@ings (0sm.) 1887, Scarce (9tsp.)
43O7; 4. 9iiritt 8arrG (Sen. 13, 200; Sra
ace (0feS. 5673; 5.Stfrtft StuglstOu Dem
II, $50, Smttb (8isp) 1865; 6: 8tftrt't Ban
gaton (Dsm.) 10.191, 9pua (Rsp.) 5586;
Z. Sifritt 9ar!sbals (9.m) 10,946, gel
lotpIp (&ep.) 5484. Garfabale, StuglstOa
uno San gatcn trurbsn auf's Nsue erpdbIt.
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RGheres nber ben 1tnfau auf Der
,,QSSeffs &hprep 9Sdbri."

9tem.Y prf, 12. HOo. - RIbere Ta1
riGtsn iber ben llufaa auf Der y gSefz SbOrsz
Snbu" In @Ornnau srgebsu, bGB elm Sabuz
bearntsr nit stnsm 8arnungsfgual 3uriidz
esi6tdt ncr6sn mar, nber utdt psit genug
9tug. Sie Sdienen tparsn idliipfrta, unb
Der 5rodt3ug fonnte baber nidt 3sttts Sc
mug gum SaIteu gebrnft iperSsu. Iuf Dem
TrOtt;uge befaubsu iid buutsrt oOer mebr
Yafiaaiers, Die ua1 Dem 8steu rstfieu. Ste
bstoen lstteu Bngguns, iopis stue am GnSe
nngsbGnets Sabiiie paren lssr. Der SRA
iGinifi unb Der 9etier oes Srndt3uges iprau=
gen Don iSrsr Niaidtus bsrab uuO tameu
obne Serlebuugeu oauOn. Ser @mtgrauteus
sug ;erris ntGt, tpie susrit aeuelaet puroe,
In ;pei SbGile, inuSeru bic 2Otomottue uer'
lts6 ben Sug un6 .ilts ooraus, uG Baiier
siu3unehmsu. Die Baiia9tsye, mtlde IN
gu.tGrantenSugs gebIiebsu parsu, srbteIteu
stneu bsftiaen StoB, nbsr Rismaub nlroe
uerItst ooer gst5otet. Die RIiAtue bes
Trntf;ugee, Die 3abiiie unb einer Der Ieereu
BoFagistpOgGoua purbeu ;ertriimHsrt ulo
hisr,yhu 9poncnua hpi6nGhjnr
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pie Stimmen5a6runs
in WemsYorf.
glsuslQub's Bturalitat uu.rfaattsrt.

unbtreutensr Brrdneernneeu I'm ptrIdieeenen
Dlitrlftrn, eie ffcb 10 ;iemIid aussleidbsn.
-TprIhritte Fer 3dbIuns in sstnas sGonntp
une Der Steet Rsu'@jort. - Die 3dhluns
i'm Snnern seB 2taates srpetsntbeils be-
snett. - Raci,trdsIidsB Ibsr bic KBabI.
So tutrb INNER beIler! Der Saritmjs
lnus, Die BrGf0euti@aft oas Sabrss 1884
3u ftt9Ien, III Der 8ooeu bsrau8ssfaasu; Elm
tuunng,bsuOer &spublitauer mad Ssm uus
bsrp, Elm rspubIttaniides Blatt mad BEN
aubtru si,bt @Isuelaub's grpGbluus 3u, uuO
tie Yriifuug Der Sem. Yorisr 8abIbert9te
ergtsbt MIR giiuiiigs 9isiuItate. @lsuslanbs
Rsbtb.it maGf mtt isSsm Gage; psuu aud
EUR urbeSsuteuS, 10 If bod gar tetne Sc.
fQhr uOtbuaben, oaB er bsrausgs3Gblt uerbeu
i0nnts. Sbeub'rsin babsu bic SsrI5mOrsr
ben Wiutb 1srloreu, oenu bic 0ffentIthe
Rsinurs tft asasu fie. Su tpenigeu Easeu
fptrb &lerslanb's @rpiblung rubtg augege'
ben psresu, unD Sr. BIains tpirS bem Bel
ip'sts Tsinss SreunbsS SAB @OuIb fOIssu uub
Ssm ususu BraFbsutsn, isiuem isgretdeu
ge9usr, aratuliren. Senator @orman
f1tdts gefteru cine 9speide uad Baltimore,
ba6 Die Stimmsusabtuug guu3 mad Uauid
osrlaufP, uuS baB Hismano usgeu bss &e=
Initiates taugs Su ietn braute.
Die amtIiebe Gtimmen,dbluns in cen Nep'
2Jprter GpuntisS.
Rsmzyort, 10. Ropbr. - gtadlftebeu.
De Isabelle 8tebt austuuft iiber bas Reiultat
Der amtItdeu Gttmmeu3dtlIug In ben uerz
iGieesusu Counties ots Stnatss, iuueit bic
islbe bic jsst npleubst III: