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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-04-09

The March report of the department of
agriculture estimates TINT on the first ot
the month the farmers of America were
holding 6T5, 2lO,6G4 bushels of corn,
against 5l2, 1894 ,003 bushels year before
This is 1916 per cent of the whole crop /;
the stock in farmers hands Mt the same
time last year being 80 per cent.
The total crop of 1884 was
l,795, 528, 400 bushels. The winter has
been hard one, and correspondents re-
port the consumption of nm extra guam
tity of corn; the excess being 81 ,000, 900
bushels above the consumption inn similar
period of the previous crop. The feeding
value of the present crop must also be
higher, as 81 per cent of the corn of 1884
was merchantable, against so per cent of
the crop of 1883. The tables show TINT
the average price of sound corn has
ranged from 30 cents per bushel in
Nebraska to SIS cents in Florida the Del
aware rate being put nj AZ cents. OF
the wheat crop of ..lssi, 1863 ,IO2, 100
bushels, being 33 per cent, was still in
the hands of growers on March lst being
$4,000, 900 bushels more than the stock of
the preceding March. Delaware farmers
are credited with holding on to l,5l0,0OO
bushels of corn and 3O2, 100 bushels of
wheat being, respectively, IS and 30 per
cent of the State crop. OF the crop now
in the ground the Delaware report says
Owing to the exceeding dry weather the
winter wheat seeding was very late and the
early cold weather prevented the usual fall
growth. During the months Of December
and January the variable weather, from rain
to snow, high winds and ice following each
other so rapidly, the ice formed and lay
upon the wheat fields to such an extent that
very much was smothered. The falls of
snow failed OF the usual advantage, by
reason of hard freezes and lee upon the,
ground. The general appearance Of wheat
is very poor. Many of The fields present an
entirely bare appearance, and the stand of
plants being weak, if attacked by.spring
n.y." will perish.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-04-09
be kent before the people ,runs os follows

W hSRh pSACAS WV PScBAefAhaaph hOAAONos
That it shall be unlawful for any person,
either in Jest or otherwise, to point gun,
pistol or other flrearm, at or towards any
other person at any time or place. Any
person violating any provision Of this Sec
ton shall, upon conviction thereof, pay q.
fine OF not less than ten dollars nor more
than one hundred dollars and the cost Of
prosecution, and should death result to any
person by the discharge of such gun, pistol
or other tirearm while so pointed, the per-
son pointing the same shall be guilty Of
manslaughter when such killing shall not
amount to murder, and shall be punished
accordingly.
We commend this statute TO the con-
sideration of our Reading friend and adj
wise him to bring the same to the con
sideration of the Pennsylvania Legislature.
As he will see it is explicit enough tc
mete ont fitting punishment either to tn,
murderer or TO him whom the New Yorl
San would class as II very hebitudinou'
1 crank.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-04-09
Another IndispensabIe Man.


Philadelphia Ledger's New York letter.
Things are taking shape for the ap-
pointment TO the collectorship of MIR.
Joseph Trelor, who Mt present occupies
the position of chief clerk of customs, at
salary of $1,000 per annum. This
gentleman has been connected with the
custom house, in one capacity or another,
fuI SOME "a years, and is said to have II
larger knowledge of the revenue laws,
and their intricacies. than any other
official lin thegray building and the fact that
though n Democrat, he has been retained
in Office by every Republican admins
tration is referred to as conclusive
evidence of his competency and
usefulness. He is earnestly supported by
the Chamber of Commerce, ex-Mayor
Cooper, II. Il, Clntiin, and other business
men of like standing 1t is an open
secret that the President mas expressed
himself i'll favor of selecting merchant
for the position, and that two names were
prominently before him, but one of these
having peremptorily declined, and the
other being disinclined to throw up his
business in order to qualify, the way is
| open for considering the case of Mr.
rrelor. Judge Robertson, it may bt
added, joins his opinion to that of others
that the nomination is one eminently fit tt
be made, and wholly in line with Civi
Service reform.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-04-09
A Good Appointment.

In the appointment of Hon. Anthem,
M. Kelley of Richmond to be our mn
bassador to Italy, President Cleveland In,
at once honored Virginia and recognized
the distinguished talents and services o.
one of the ablest and most meritorion,
citizens of this commonwealth. Mr.
Kelley has filled many posts of honor i,
this state, and we ARE sure that in die
charging the duties to which he Inns iuS
been called he will acquit himself vel
and shed lustre on the country he repre-
sents.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-04-09

HALIFAX, N. s., April 6.-At fire i'll n
Water street boarding house yesterday
James Fuller was burned To death. Seven
fishermen, who were sleeping in the upper
part of the house, escaped by jumping
from window to the arm Of n telephone
pole and then sliding to the ground.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-04-09

Germany attended strictly to Bis this
week.-Boston Commercial. bulletin.
The parsons out West think roller skating
has tendency to promote backsliding.-
Louisville Courier-J0ur1ldl.
Strawberries are now TO be had In In
creased quantities." says market report.
We are willing TO bet that the quantity Il
not Increased In any one box.--Puck.
DIR. Hammond says no Is already engaged
IN writing his second novel this wear. He
thinks lit is poor novelist that does not
write ut least one book every 60 DAYS. /"
Perhaps so; but the poor novelist should
not wfite one book every 60 years Norris
tOi1R Herald. 49, -.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-04-09

are industrious students OF medicine, as Is
Science OF Life" DR.. Parkers best y0rk
Over million copies have been sold, and It
Is recommended by all its readers as being
the par excellence in medical literature
We call attention to the advertisement In
another column. '''
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-04-09

As TO the action of Secretary Whitney
with regard to the dispatch boat Dolphin,
the Nautical Gazette says that Mr.. Roach
is responsible for good material and
workmanship only, and if there is any
thing wrong about the bout, not depen-
dent on these requirements, lit is the
fault of the advisory board and no one
/ alSp -
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-04-09

LOCK HAVEN, Pa, April G.-The pres
sure of the backwater forced channel
through the ice gorge Mt Ferney last
night, and it passed without doing fur
ther damage. Trains are expected to go
through to -dny
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-04-09
Wilmington. thursday Ap Il 9. 1885

Our paper to-day is dated wrong on the
first page. 1t should read, Thursday,
April 9th, 1882
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-04-09
Tbe Na,ionnI medical Association

awarded a gold and jeweled medal To DIR. W. H.
Parker for the best essay on Nervous and
Physical Debility, Exhausted Vitality, Ne.
The title of this essay IL the Science Of Life.
The medal WIS fairly won and wOrthlly he
slowed. ''1he Science OF Life is advertised In
to-dny's paper.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-04-09

Robert Garrett, Prenidont of the Balti-
more & Ohio Railroad Company, has
bought for $50, 1000 the famous Clag-
horn, Philadelphia, collection of engrav-
ings, etchings and mezzotints, said to be
the finest private collection in this
country. Among the finest pieces in the
collection is an impression of Muller's
Madonna Iii San Sisto,' after Rafael
valued alone at l,5OO. The engravei
is said have spent ten years
on the plate from which this
print was taken. There are other fine
impressions of almost equal value, AM
mezzotints by the inventor of the art, tn,
Count Won Siegen, and by possibly ever!
artist in this line the world has produced
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-04-09
AFTERNOON SESSION.

1hs House met ut 3 o'clock.
The order Of tho day--the bill providing
Tor tho appointment Of Il state chemist and
tho analyaation Of phosphates -wls taken
up, and the House went into committee Of
the whole, Mr.. Brown in the chair. The
bill was reported back to the House and
passed by the following vote: Ayes -Messrs,
Adams, Armstrong, Bennett, Cannon. Howe,
MeCabc, Moore, salisbury, Schnbinger and
Wilson-l0. Nays McssrS. Barlow, Brown,
Ferguson, johnson, Palmer, Tatman, Trnitt,
Nirden and the speaker.
Bills pissed: To authorize the trustee
under the will Of David q. Wilson TO sell
certain real estatG; to require engineers on
rnilrond locomotives to blow two long and
two short BLASTS Of tho whistles within 400
yards Of any highway crossing texcept In
the city of Wilmington), under penalty of
80 Tor the first oifense, 5iD for the second, ,
and slOO, with six months Imprisonment
for each subsequent ofHense; TO amend the
charter Of the Brooks Underground Con-
dnit Company,'by increasing the number Of
directors from live to nine; to authorizes the
governor 10 appoint an additional notary
public for Georgetown hundred, Sussex
county; requiring the governor and secre-
tary q state to hereafter keep licenses
bound IN book form with stubs attached
ON which the fees and date of license can
he recorded. to divorce Isaac Turner.
colorrd, from Priscilla Turner; supplement
to the charter of the Wilmington Navigation
Company, authorizing the distribution Of a
portion Of the company's funds among
the stockholders; to lay out new
road In White Clay Creek hundred; To
lny out a new rond In Little Creek hundred
Sussex county; to incorporate the Whining
ton Conference Domestic Missionary Society ;
SENATE bill to amend the charter of the
River Front Improvement Company: to in
corporate the Milton ~ Delaware BAY rail-
road, plank road and turnpike company.
Adjourned until 10 O'Clock Tomorrow
morning
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-04-09

THE THROAT" BrO,rn's B,,oncb,o,
Ifoches" acts directly on the organs Of H."
voice. They have an extraordinary eff, Of
in all disorders OF the throat. w
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-04-09
The pope Confined 20 mi. He'd.

ROME, April S.-The Pope is again i'll
and is confined to his bed. His symptoms
ARE so grave ms to cause great solicitude.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-04-09
IEou.c of Itenrc.nn,n,irr..

DOVER, April 1.-The House met ut 10
o'clock.
Bills introduced: BY Mr.. Adams, to lay
out new road in Little Greek hundred
Sussex county; by Mr.. salisbury, to amend
chapter $40, volume 49,, by making the
county buildings in Dover the legal place
for holding sherif's and other public sales
by Mr.. McCabe, To incorporate the Sussex
Manufacturing Company; by Mr.. salisbury,
an act In relation to licenses, requiring
blank licenses to he kept in book form, with
stubs; by Mr.. Moore, to amend the Will
mington city sinking fund act by authoriz-
ing the issuance Of sinking fund bonds mt Il
less rate of interest than 6 per cent. when
possible.
Bills pilssed: To amend the charter of
Wilmington by requiring the street commits
Sioncr to abato nuiSances in streets or on
| open lots, instead Of the executive officers
| Of the Board of Health; to divorce Isaiah
| Stradley and Sarah L. Stradley of Whining
| ton to transfer the farm of James II. Law
| from district 11D to 173 Sussex county; TO
authorize retiring school commissioners tc
| administer the oath of Office To their suc-
| cessOrs; TO divorce Charles Suuires from
Susie Squires; Wilmington city bills in rrla-
ton to the sale Of the sand lot and In rrla-
tion to the city's jurisdiction over public
| and private sewers.
The Senate bill requiring each Sussex
county school district 10 raise s75 annually
| by taxation in order to rntitlr il to n share
| of the State school fund was read
Adjourned until 3 u, M,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-04-09

Very heavy rims fell during Monday
night and Tuesday in Mississippi, doing
much damage to the railroads.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-04-09
AFTERNOON SESSION.

lne HOUSE met III IS O'Clock.
Bills introduced: by Mr.. Barlow, to au-
thorize the levy court of New Castle county
TO make appropriations for tho repair Of
river banks; protecting public roads, Senate
bills 10 Incorporates the Popular Savings and
Loan Association of Wilmington, and 10
change u public road in Mill Creek hundred
Bills passed; Senate hill to change the
name OF Mary Morrison TO NIable Hudson.
and make her II child aud hcir-nt-lilw Of
John u. Hudson of Duck Greek hundred :
TO incorporate Bridgeville Conclave No. SIS,
Improved order of Heptasophs: To divorce
Sarah Crowding of Wilmington from jacob
i. Crowding, and give her control Of their
three children; requiring the Sussex county
school districts to raise SIS annually by tax
alton, to entitle them to d share
in the State school fund; to incor-
porate Sussex eneampment, |. o. o,
f., OF Laurel to incorporate the Milford
Classical Academy; to incorporate ST,
Georges Castle, Knights Of tho Golden
Eagle, Wilmington.
MIR. Brown, from the committee to have
certain books in the State library rebound.
reported that the work had been attended
To, ut IL cost of $132.
The Senate resolution In regard to print
ing the minutes Of the State Council, l77G-
1892, was concnrred in.
Adjourned until 10 o'clock u, m. to-
morrow.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-04-09
Dover, April 2.-The House met at

DOVER, April 2.-The House met at 10
O'Clock. 81 #..55
The Senate bill divorcing Charles L.
Squires from Susie L. Squires, passed YES
terday, was reconsidered and amended by
adding another section giving him the Gus
tody OF their child. 1t was then again
adopted.
Bills introduced: By Mr.. Armstrong, to
authorize the reopening of vacated road
in Pencader hundred; by Mr.. johnson, to
divorce Anna Carson from BENJAMIN Il.
Carson, and Beulah N. Watson from David
II. Watson; by Mr.. Truitt, to incorporate
the Milford Illuminating and Water Supply
Company.
Bills passed; Authorizing State officers to
pay bills for printing, advertising md other
work within 30 days after the performance Of
the same ; to lay out u new road in Broadkiln
hundred, Sussex county; to incorporate the
Sensible Agricultural Society of Lewes.
The Senate bill to increase the salary Of
the secretary OF the State Board of Health to
1900 per annum was indefinitely postponed
Adjourned until O'Clock.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-04-09

Tho unnsn nnt Mt Q n,nlnnh

TIC IIUusb InBG NJ O'CLOCK,
Bills introduced: By DIR. Howe, to amend
the oyster law by allowing residents to
catch oysters for planting purposes within
certain limits ;by Mr.. Saulsbury,to authorize
the town of Dover to open and widen the
street running through the state house
property.
Bills passed; To enable the commissioners
of school district 50, New Castle county, to
sell their present school property to transfer
the farm Of E. d. Edwards from district 80
to 90, New Castle county; to divorce Annie
T.. Mnmford from Peter Mumford; 10 revive
the charter of the.Wilmlngton d Brandywine
Passenger Railway Company; to layout
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-04-09
Dover, April 0.-The Senate met at 10

hBAi os-Aho a1oAutN iiltb ut ~
o'clock.
Bills introduced In relation to the cleo
ton OF trustees of New Castle commons,
authorizing tho trustees OF the New Castle
commons to dispose in fee simple of the
real estate belonging to the trust; a supple
ment to the act establishing the Kenton
public schools; to amend the act incorpor-
ating the town OF st. Georges.
The House bill to provide for the payment
of part of the funded debt OF the State was
read twice and referred.
Bills passed: To amend chapter 1873 OF
the Revised Statutes; to incorporate the
towns Of Magnolia and Townsend; to
establish the boundaries Of school district
No. 81, In New Castle county; repeating n
part Of White Clay Greek hundred road
law; to enable Joseph II. McChesney to con-
vey his real estate (amended) relating to
improperly acknowledged deeds (amended).
Bills TO divorce Lizzie and David Patter-
son and William and Elizabeth Morgan were
introduced and read.
Adjourned until o'clock on Monday
afternoon.
Down ADTil G-ThA Sonata mot M q
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-04-09

Mr.. Atkins again called up his charter
for the Milton Il Delaware Bay Railroad,
Plank Road and Turnpike Company this
IA 10 8, Mr.. Palmer, who voted against il
before, giving it his favor this time. The
vote was MS follows: Ayes, Messrs.
Adams, Armstrong, Atkins, Bennett,
Brown, Cannon, Ferguson, Howe, Palmer,
Moore, Salisbury, yirden, Schnbinger and
Wilson-14; nays, Messrs. Barlow, John
son and the Speaker-3; not voting,
Messrs. McCabe, Truitt and Tatman.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-04-09

The Senate met at 8 O'Clock.
The House amendment to the Senate bill
70 amend the net approprlatipg money to
the free schools Of the State WIS concurred In.
The House joint resolution in relation to
settling with the state treasurer, &c., was
eOncnrred in.
Mr.. Lavender introduced bill to revive
the act incorporating the Clayton Fruit and
Basket Company, which was read.
The House bill to incorporate the trustees
OF the Wilmington armory was read.
Bills passed; Senate bills concerning levy
court commissioners and their duties, and
relating to tho distribution Of school funds
belonging to Kent county; House bills to
incorporate West Brandywine Grange, No.
ID, Patrons OF Husbandry, Wicomico Tribe,
No. 10, Imp. o. X. NJ, and the ]. A. Grams
ton Company; to authorize school districts
Nos. 85 and 1873 In Kent county to borrow
money granting the same authority to dis
trict Nos. 113 and 113i to lay out a public
road In MispilliOn hundred; to divorce
Laura +. and Rafael Il. Qulntero.
Adjourned until 10 n m tO-mOrrOW
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-04-09

Messrs. Grubb, Toy, Hannah, Mackey,
McCracken and Cheairs of the New Castle
county levy court, and Poor Trustees
Cooch, Lackey and Williams, tonight
had II hearing before number of mem
bers ON the bill authorizing the State to
purchase the New Castle county insane
asylum. The committee strongly urged
the necessity of making State institu-
ton of the asylum, and asked for prompt
and favorable action ON the bill. 1t is
likely the hill will be reported back to
the House tomorrow, but its passage is
rather doubtful.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-05-26

grfolsanbeter unb @etterfabnen sitt,
baB ie bic Sole ni9t wertb finb, bic iie
tragen.
gu alien 3eiten bat bas idmd9ere @e:
i9ledt unter Der &obbeit unb BrutalitGt
bes ftdrteren iebr piel 3u leioen gebabt.
Die Sbrdnen unb bic S9merssn Der
6rauen bat bic @eididte ni9t mifsesei9.
net, ie iino In filler &ammer aus9elitten
unb ausseiduiesen worben, unb ielblfre.
oeno uerurtbeilt ieoer gefiiblpoue unb pers
niinftiss Wann bisie getbdtisuns bes Sa,.
ses: rGr fol- bein 6err iein." Nur elm
rober Weni9 fam iein Wsib mi6banbeln /;
eben 10 wenis Tam Der SEER" blinben @es
boriam unb llnteruiirfisteit %foroern. Oie
@ebalfin bat ni9t Bios gu sebor9en. ion.
bern IN aleu- bGusli1en Samilien :Nnaeles
genbeiten nit su ratben unb ,u tbun. 0ers
uerfid 1T auf Der anbern Settle cine @e.
fiibIsbuielei, wie lie I'M Wittelalter unb
namsntli9 aud in BEN lesten Sabrbunber>
ten am franjOiii9en Sofe a%uftrat, mo- elm
Srauencultus iid ausbilbete, Der perGdt.
LID senannt merben muB. Sisr beiBt es,
mie in allen Oinsen, bic solbene Mittel:
ifraBe einbalten, bic ebenio melt bapon ents
fernt bleibt, bic 6rau gu elmer Oienerin
pber Wasb gu ernieorisen, wie iie bieielbe
gu v@nsel" erb0bt. gnssl iinb bic 6rauen
ni9t ionbern liebe quite, iduade @ei9Spfe,
Die Der Mann idisen uno i9irmen, ni9t
rob %bebanbeIn iou.
p@r ioll bein Ssrr %iein!" Man9mal
muB aber bic Srau Der Ser" iein unb gu.
les leiten, anorbnen unb beIorsen, benn bic
3abl Der %faulen, ni6tswirbisen Mdnner,
bic !9aus unb SamiIie perna9IGHisen, III
feline serinse. llebrisens CLAUDE i'd, bab
es wenise Srauen sibt, bic obises
Spridwort aISuernit nebmen, benn fie per,
iteben es auf benz SIS. BEN vSerren" su
%ipielen; iie baben fur9tbare 8afien,
Gbrdnen unb 9d9eln, S1moIen unb Sc,
fen unb - bic 3unse! Wdnnsr, bic brauBen
p~oltern. fiuo gu 9auie ianft wie Elm 2antm,
unb b%etanntli9 sOs iener Waior, Der aui
benz @rerSierplase elm Q6me mar, Ibenbs
uenn er beimfam, bic Stiefel aus unb aina
auf ben Striimpfen bic Sreppe binan. Mn:
seii9ts Der 0esion 9antofielbelben miBts
es beute beiBen: vl1nb iie 1T beine Ser.
rim |"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-05-26

Der, wGbrenb Uir auf bieie widtige Nnse.
lssenbeit llniere Sorsen uno @eoanten
riaten, baB Sbr @ae, bic sSbr ben tatboli.
iden Namen lieb babel, pou Offer nit
llns arbeitst an elmer anbern, uns Ollie be:
riibrenben Sa9e: Wtr meinen o." T.
barrli9en @iosritano sesen Die Beta :
Der driitli9en &elision unb Der itaatIlyeu
Srbnuns, Dor Iaem aber sesen isne ses
beimen @sieui9aften. wel9e bur9 Sen
Spru9 Der Stride uerurtbeilt iinb, unS pon
benen mdnnisIid betannt 1T, mas ite sessn
Soft uno 9esen bic Stride i'm S6ilbe fIbs
rem unb wobin ibre Seitrebunsen sielen.
Ramentli9 aber miiBt ibr, wie i9on Bis
Der, a0e cure Sorsfalt unb euern Gifer
oarauf perpenben, BEN Spcialismus in lei:
mem 0aufe aufSubalten, Der bic @runblas
gen Der meni9li9en @eieai9aft su CT;
i9ittern tra9tet, elm llebel, posegen fein
Seilmittel gu boffen lit, es iei benn in Der
9riltli1en &eIision. gus bieier Quele
bes d,iitIt9en @laubsns laBt uus bic Mits
tel i3Opfen, UNI bic brobenben idweren
@sfabren, 10 melt es In %unieren &rGften
ItSn'g uU5uhpSitoSH.
,@ingeoent enbIi9 Ser 9iebe unb Barn.
ber5isteit m0sen lae bana9 itreben, bic
Sage Der drmeren Seu0lterunsstlaiien unb
bes Grbeiteritanbes gu beHern, in Der
lleber5eusuns, bab allie Mabe,
Iufopferuus unb Stnsebun 9
liz bas Wobl Der Irbeiter 9 I
q nsewanbt 1T. DEM serabe bieie
bsoiirfen am meiitsn bes Groites, ba ie in
ibrer Sage mebr benn Qnbere sefabrli9en
9erfibrunsen unb Na1itelunsen ausse:
iest fino. Dur9 bic llebunsen oieier Gu:
eenben perbeu cure Sitten bas iSeugnit
ablssen, baB in iebem Staute bic 8irse,
UNI 10 better finb, lie seuiHenbafter iie ben
Ioridriften bes tatboIil4en @laubens
na9tOmmen.
vllnterbsb fleben Wir gu @ott. baB 6,
eu9 seIiebte &inoer, in ieber Yfi9terfil:
lung itdrfen m6ae. Gum unterpfanb be,
bimmlii9en Wobltbaten, iopie gum 8e:
weiie ~llnieres paterIi6en WobImolens er:
tbeilen 8ir eu3, euren Samilien unb aller
Ratboliten Oeuti9lanbs in aQer 2iebe Der
apoitolii9en Sesen."