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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1885-09-05
Charley Lord has Joined tn

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ohh y &ih2f mas gone 10 CANA
>, y. i''oIt $ Ae"adH hennery Is
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st, Josaoh's u4.h,iie school opens
monday the en-
-Hm. II. Smith, OF Duluth, vas in
me cry sunday
The Pnhilt schools will open Sep
'e'''''' '"'h'E-il'N'
Kennedy Brothers expect to lum-
: ''''' ''@''''
y furnace IS beng placed IN Jas.
D''' '',.i' ~ " '''''''''''
-Plou-himg on the White Ele-
phant ranch has begun.
The Nellie Cotton brought in her
last tow Of south shore ioSs.
Nj. ,r,;a II Prov, offL;, .;t,,
is teaching school i'll Duluth.
c Stube Of the roller mill saws
IL tba ..,,,o oil storv-, ,,;rI
Con IT U,m,,nI Ioe c..
s. panl mi the East VInnGav ~ '''
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Miss SOPHIA Kaufman, OF Daluth:
= " :
y. Iathau Is putting IN the
toundat!'n Tor the County poor house.
i. C'alllety received a car loa,'
OF beet cattle from 1t. Paul, Sunday.
-I,bn l,cT,u,,bIin / hp;Li;na .
large stable on his Eighth street lots,
-T3mcs Ncpbnrson,s LITTLE chill
died last week and was bnr;ed snn.
day
morning far Eivar F,l. and 81
Paul.
The I ,wn has been rendered more
panpl,u, tbgn usual Jnrin@ tbs I nos.
week
-, = 20 ,
falo. \ y arn yi.ilina at Mr. Ca
burns
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trains have been temnorarily discnn-
tinued.
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both dav and nir6t to is fnIlest
capacitv
qroccr i inst rarovering trn,o lin.
gerinc Illness
children If River Falls W. oro viz
i,ino IN tba CITY
sire of tba na.y c1aI J,,lLs ~ tbc mn
Der end IF toxin.
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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1885-09-05
BEDS FOR WELLS.
OFFICE or TOWN CLERK. poU9LA

OFFICE OF TOWN CLERK, DOU Has co.
Superior, Wis, Aug, y, 1888.
Sealed bids Will be receiver 10y the undersigned
until Satur lay, September 5th, l-S5, nj o'clock
in the afternoon for making wells in Superior.
and West Superior as follows.
LIST For one or more wells t. be driven; and
laia with SIX !uch iron pipe, 10 be furnished by
the fDNu.
ID. For one or more wells to be dug, aud wall
ed up with stone; walls 10 tC al least - inches
thick; well 70 be feet IN diameter inside; stone
a. be furnished by contractor.
Bids 20 be by tile lineul foot for each Kind of
well. Wells t" be sunk aS d2epa directed and To
reach the underlying coarse gravel and good
supply of Wutgr
The Board reserves the right to reject amy and
all bids.
JOHN KEA0JGH,
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1885-09-05
NOTICE
Of the Redemption Of Lands
Sold for Taxes May 18th, 1888.
STATE OF WISCONSIN. }
County OF Douglas. s..

STATE OF WISCONSIN,
County OF Douglas. s.
OFFICE or THE COUNTY CLERK,
SUPERIOR, August IL, 1855.
The following pieces Of land having been sold
10y the county Treasurer of the County of Douglas
Ola the 10th day of May, lN for the taxes interest
and charges Tor The year ISL
THEREFORE Notice Is hereby given that unless
SAID lands are redeemed from said sale on or
before the 10th day of May 1856 they viii be con
Yeyed to the respective purchasers ar assignees,
according 10 law.
The amount Of taxes interest and charges cal
culated up to the last day of redemption is set op-
posite Ia each piece respectively.
GEO +. UOLCOMB
leee Foot Note County Clerk.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1885-09-05

EOTI'E-ln the foregoing statement the fol
lowing authorizations are used: for north. for
soulh, e for cast, SO for west, uud. for undivided.
IT. for fraction for acre, dcs fgTGcscriptiOu, sec
for section.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1885-09-05
ADVERTISING RATES

The above rates apply TO YEARLY advertise
ments ONLY short time rates given on appiica-
tom. Professional cards occupying LESS than
one inch Of space. 5000 per year. Legal adj
yertising at legal rates --.-.. Transient advertis-
ing payable in adyance-Other bills due monthly
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1885-09-05

injury. Widow and children entitled. Fee Slo.
Increase pensions bounty back pay and honor
able discharges procured. NEW LAWS. Send
stamp for Instructions + II. GEL~TON < co,
Attorneys Box rs, Washington, d. d.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1885-09-05


N. J. Archdcaeon, Of Carlisle,
, ri9 > we =, our 81! ,H"'tuay' with 4
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Dan Hunter ana crew Of lumber
i Rial } commence" I opeLt.'nS N ,t Ine
r,,, = n ,,,i; ,''7'' ~ '0' '''''' y
contractors Graham, Ball and
l l'13 ,.4. !. Is feP"G G nave secured
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= 90 : -
The Wisconsin census returns,
st:',% 5 4 s:,.h n noPni3l ,l SINCE 1871,
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'''.' my ~ u zoo
icrcy Burbank. former resident
perior was in the city TUESDAY. look
inc after his interests.
D,, a.
c,,rcI ,'''. n,l inc ,''-f2I a. Sc
General Villas and party, during their
camping on the Brule.
NJ ,rc
-- :Nlr. 1,'eN"5' lc'' ." r. 'lo'i''''y
Wis. where MIR. Mccoy has engaged
in the hardware business.
W. ,1.,.,; Co.
t,o to h .,''', ,'',. j .,,' : = .,
I,'e ~" = Wy "Ie I'l'2 ""N" - -
a railroad contract to finish there
~, y,
g., NJ oAe,5''t''l' anu superior
'0noFI Line Is '''llg constructed "S
."i',I! u 'oS1'"'e, " "rN Is progress
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;, :'.'cSh'' - = arrived mere "e'.l' =.
= 9 VII .1'i" sef'Ic" n me EPisc'pa
chufcA lhe next no sundays
Misses Fannie Coharn and Lou
Johnston made sholt pleasure trip
to Port Arthur AMI other points Of III
terest on the North Shore, this week.
-N-iu rc.dor,s l;,.Io,l,,..,l+ou o,.od
three months, died last Saturday
and VA, buricl Sunday The funeral
took place from the Catholic Church.
On "Wednesday Can't r 4 D,,hv
,ccomnan;nI NV onito . nortv r.
young lady friends, made fast time on
the Captains pleasant lit;le yacht,
"Lewie."
4 draJ.,o : o,roroJ noor tho
J-,nartown A.. !, ln3dinr .ars ,r;tb
sand and gravel 70 be used it is said,
by the \. T., for ballasting and other
purposes.
The Ontonooor Minor now 90
wears old inrInd,no = GOOD ioh outfit
is for sale. For particulars address
the publisher, Alfred Meads, Ontona-
gon, Mich.
The l,raost tank an this d;v;s;o,
of tho OH. : ha;nr nrt nr -
Douglas. eight miles south of here.
The engine and other machinery are
also being set.
C,n+ III ,r,o,, tLo p,;1r,,.
oo,trontnr hos sarmroJ two NICE -
heavy rock work, on the \. w, near
LaCfoSse, and expects to leave with
his plant today.
-pt pov Z g T7Iosob Ii.lon &c
Tar'ro.sc ,f;.caso aIminis.araJ t5a
sacrament Of confirmation to thirty
six persons at the Catholic Church
here Sunday last
To po5,,ar p,,I o+to,laJ 10
C,,-rsr E,,,ca ,,7,,,non+ ri,on wv .gi,Io
Friends in Council" OF Duluth, We'd
ncsday evening The boys were very
pleasantly entertained.
Thon,.s c,.,,,,;,n.o,, 1ooIor or
Aha RaJgar Rand has Lao, srgar;no,
+...,, ~, ,af,o.;,,. af tLo Cool ,,,.aI.s
rendering temporary inability Of exc
cutting difficult music.
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EnaI - on1i ~ tLa y y InaI. :.
riv,J Monday and worl, Of nIac;na
Immediately commenced.
~ ,r.Kor ,,b, Ia H., WOO
n,,i,,tL e. ~ .. n,'7 ~ls.l 80
~ =, - Iaaa+a 49, 1913 $500. go
I,,' L. agoa f"r th -" ~, 80, :,
E .'l, nhotag,ro,,b ILL III '@' -
line ma Society OF the NJ. +.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1885-09-05
Superior & Duluth Short : inc

Trims on this line run daily except Sundays
on time as given below. Trains No 10 and II
run OIL sunday same time
LEAVE 81 PIRIpR.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-12-10

II l. H"tIrtahle that Gibson AthCrton ask
questions from the bench of the SEprrmr
court with IL much pertue>s and self-a~~ur-
ance j. if he were sitting there by virtue Of
the vote of the people OF Ohio, ami not by
grace OF the Cincinnati conspiracy of sc"un-
drelism which is trying To sustain itself
het"rr III" very tribunal upon which h" Is
pen'hed. If he had had any sense of ir-
cency. he would have resigned when he.
found that Dalton WAS Withholding election
returns expressly for the purpose of keep
ing him in a seat t. which another man i
elected He adyertiSes himself a. having
the Cincinnati gangs confidence by cuntin-
uiuE 10 sit where he has no moral right tn
sit. We call upon Gibson 10 De- ashamed Of
lis pa,tire
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-12-10

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Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-12-10

had heard Of the wonderful cures of Swift.
Specific, and resolved to try it commenced
taking II in April. 1884. My general health was
much improved, yet the cancer which WAS IN
my breast continued to grow slowly but surely
felt that must either have IL cut or die. But
IL commenced dlSchargiug quantities of al most
black. thick blood. Il continued healing
around the edges until February. when il was
entirely healed up and we'll. BETSY WUnp.
Cochrsrtt. Plymouth Co. Mass. July l3. I>>j
~witi's Specific j. entirely vegetable, and
Stems To cure cancers by forcing OUT the i'm
pUrlties from the blood.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed
Tree.
THt SWIFT SrECrFrC Co. Drawers, Atlanta, Ga
Y. Y. l57 ". g}d 81
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-12-10
EPITHELIOMA
OR SKIN CANCER.

For seven years | suffered with y cancer on
my face. Al the simple remedies were applied
10 alleviate the pain, but the place continued
To grow, finally extending into my auSr. from
which came "a yriIuwISh discharge very often
SIyr in character Ii was also lHramed, and
annoyci me great deal. About eight months
ago | was in Atlanta, at the house Ot Il friend.
who 50 strongly recommended the use OF
>Vift's Specific that determined 10 make an
effort To procure II. In this ! was successful,
and began it, use. The influence of the medi
cine at hr>t was 10 somewhat agGravate the
sore; but soon the inflammation WAS allayed.
and began to improve after the first few bot
ties. My general health has greatly improved.
am stronger, and able to dc any kind Of work.
The canrer on my face began to decrease and
the ulcer 10 heal. until there is not a yestige Of
IL left-only a little scarsaarks stfe place where
il had been. | am ready To answer all ques
tons relative 10 this cure.
Mas. JoICIE 4. MCDONALD.
Atlanta. Ca. August II. lco5.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-12-10

The European wsr-cloud again mrnarr>
storm. Turkey has threatened Prince Alex
suder with an invasion Of Roumelia- kl-o-
~it il getting ready I'll the frontier Ia Inuucr
"n Turkey the moment she begins t" exc
rIJe this threat. Bulgaria and SerN "a 7gc
~ummnniuE all their powers for hl,s"iA
decisive battle before Njsch on the .Npjra-
tion nf the armi>tice.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-12-10
ABOUT BURGLARS.
How the Work il Don" in the Second >t"r.
of Residences.

Eo>tun Herald.
Every suburban resident should take
extra precautlon to protect his house from
invasion. He can do this much better. per
hapS. when he knows how the criminals
work. Nine times out Of ten the fellows
are what are known As ''srcOnd-story
workers. There Is class Of men who rob
and p!under only in this way. and
il takes but little experience OF ability
to he an expert worker. All that
is necessary l. the employment of 4
little caution and plenty OF boIinc>S. The
easiest nt ValuaheS 10 carry and dispose II
are watches. rings and icwelry. They do
not cucumber the person. and property
worth thousands "t dollars can be put in
ones pocket with ease For these and 9TH
er reasons >ecOnd-Storl work is popular
with professional thieves. Generally. Jew
elry valuahles and money are kept in sleep
ing rooms, which are commonly in the sec
ond story of houses. The thief generally
spends day or night in ''sputting' a resi-
dcnce. and sOm times longer. He aNctr-
taiuS the location of the sleeping rooms
and picks out the one occupied by the
owner. for he does not care To waste time
in the servants quarters where he is only
likely 10 get some plated ltWelry and few
dollars.
The time Of operating is usually selected
when the occupants are at supper. Ur in the
early evening. when they are in the sitting
room 0r parlog. II the family has company
so much the better fOr the thief Second
story men always WORK in pairs. When all
is ready, one goes on watch while the other
enters the house How this is done depends
largely upon the architecture Of the house
81 .. J., Ia. l.
They are A. Skiilful AT climbing As Il eat. and
il is no trouble for them t0 scale the. side Of
the house by means of the gutrer-pipe light
ming rod or trrl!i~. Very often ladder can
be found leaning against some fruit tree in
the garden, ami tins i at once hrouEh. into
requi>irion. II the window should happen
To be locked thin-hladcd knife. like a
putty-knife. i inserted between the Sashss
and the catch pushed back. If it cannot be
done in this way, jimmy Is used success
fully The window is found un'orkrd about
half the time. for most people have an idea
that burglars cannot get up 81 high. AlIthi>
i done under cover al darkness. ouce inside.
the burglar secures ar much pruprrt! a. pos
>ible- and ~ quickly a~ possible II" carries
pair of nippcr> and 4 few skeleton KEYS
in case hr finds any OF III" doors locked He
takes pains /" sec if there Is a key in the
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intr ~ rr'n niti',7~ i,.l.. tT.. jnnr
w., ,I,air ,,,,iI,., i vii, .f. h.,I- ,,dI.r
m. handle and ,sbfI.. tG.,. ar. tr,ir,- =,
a.t il, L,. !, ,,, If .,,,, ,,.iri,,y,. ,,d law,
thn prnrpl and ntr Win his h,nrv
S,,.,,J- .t,rI- v.,rr.,r. b,,.,. h,..n l-,,,,,,,
IN carr. a r,,n,. win , hook TLi, fs tbrn,,n
mil i, catches ~, rLn L,Icn,,y. whom ~, ~
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-12-10

have had cancer on my Tace for som.
years, extending from one cheek bone across
the nose 10 the other. II has given me a great
deal of pain. IT times burning and itching I,
such an extent that IL was almost uuheaTlhle
commenced using SwIIt'S Specific in May
iSS5. aud have used eight bottles. 1t has EIyeT
the greatest relief by removing the infiamma
tiou ana restoring my general health
". BARNES.
Knoxville, Iowa. Sept :. l>S5.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-12-10

A revolver is no respecter of PERSONS
Boston Globe.
Po!itene,s. ike Yeast. causes the best bret
10 rise st. Paul Herald
Uneasy rests the No. foot that wears a
No. ) boot. w hiteI!ali Times.
\ r.iguiug beauty often makes a stormy
wife. Boston Transcript.
Load man with dollars and otlentimr|
YOU will drive out his Sense.-N hltehaLi
Times.
A mans temper. unlike the klntIing in a
stove. is often fired by \ bad match. Cali
furnia Maverick.
4 selfish man is man who goes out -!
his WAY To get into the way ri some other
man. New orlean, ricayunr.
II YOU want to gauge the measure OF a
mans sympathy, Try and borrow quarter
of him. RoNbury Advocate.
If men could pawn themselves ut Their
own valuation none hut pawnhrok"TN and
philosophers would he poor. --''~am
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-12-10

The senate occupied the day in fetching
in bills on various nimpor.ant matters.
The house qusFreled over the propositions
for the revision of the rules, and did moth
ing else
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-12-10

The argument ON the Cincinnati Thing in
the supreme court WAS concluded Yesterday,
and the court iS suspected to he IN a iuhi-
Gus condition.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-12-10

Judge Tuurgee tells of certain tim"
when he and Henry Ward Beecher were
stopping AT the same hotel in Cleveland.
He was tu lecture there says the judge, Tho
next night. and cirancrd To- room right
across the hall from me-. sam Pdyn" was
a reporter ON the Press. II" was Green
looking country boy. VIII" hadn't been on
the paper long, and about Is rough
and unbouth-lnokimg citizen a ynu could
well find sam went up tn in
terview BeechrT. Ny door, says Jud-"
Tourgce. was partly open, ami saw linn
90 up to ReecherS door and knock. When
the reverend gentleman opened the door.
Payne presented his card. Henry NarI
glanced at il. and said Qucruiou>iy.
NO. can't be. Interviewed. am tired
and busy, and cannot be annoyed with any
interview ing
The reporter looked AT him moment and
replied with dignity: ''WrN. Nr. Hoorhrr.
didn't want To interview You. | heard
that YOU were in town. and knew that you
would feel hurt if gentleman of my prom
incmcc didn't call q, i matter of courtesy
Then. with an elaborate hnN, hr walked
away. Bcechrr didn't say Wori. hu'
stood and watched him until he Went "ut OF
sight.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-12-10

Ashmead Bartlett and his brother. now
well known as Bartlett Burdett- Coutts. tell
their English friends that their birthp ace
was Plymouth. but refrain 10 add that II
was Plymouth. Mass.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-12-10

Docs not the Cleveland Leader utter itself
with some superIiuous vig"r when IL ~peah~
of '.moral decentralization?
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-12-10

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Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-12-10

The stock markets were little N'lakl
over The sudden d.r,rase of 800, OOO, QUO.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-12-10
THURSDAY EVENING. DecensEe 10, 1885

The British liberals are now in min1rll
OF two against the field.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-12-10
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Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-12-10

We have them in sets for beginning, and IN N'i'iHr'
culUr~ hl the set, from. Iustre painting i NO" '
most popular paStme for ladies because II can y" u
lily learned in lesson by any person, whrttrI 'A'E
have any talent for art not. and when ie'uh'' "'
used makes the hand,Om,St work ever sctu
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-12-10

We have Just received large line of handsome
glasses "t the hest makes. We have them uui-rI
in gold and leather. gold and pearl and smoked pearl
This /, without doubt the largest, best han~ou~t
and LOW ESI fRlt ED stock of Oper. GLASSES in th,
city.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-02-24
Der moperne Siberalismns.

@s fam ui9t oft 9snus wie6erbolt per;
ben, baB Der @runoirrtbum bes mo6erneu
2iberalismus in Der ipitematii6en Snbif5
feren3 ober @leiditeIuns 3pii3en @abrs
belt uno Srrtbum, Swii9en @ut un6 Y6s
beitebt. Die bo9tlin9enben Worte: 6rei.
belt, @lei6beit unb Vri6erli9teit fir 2lQe
unO fir &ues, baben ieSerseit eincn pers
fiibrerii9en 8eiS auf ben gemeineu 6arls
fen unb auf bic lei6t ~erre9bare Sugen6
ausseibt. Wait bieier @lei6iteQuns pom
@ubrbeit unb Srrtbum, pon @ut unb gDs,
bout auer lluteri6ieb 3pii9en 8abr unb
Sali3, Swti9en .@ut uno S6s auf benin
fte iteben ii9 ia sIei9, ite bsliben slei9e
9te9te, 9lei3es anieben, unb iouen ii6
brioerli9 Die Sanb gum Sreunoi6aftss
bunbe rei6en. Na9 Sieiem @runbiate
iinS aue Reli9ionen Slei9 gut unb sIei9
relpettabeI, IN 10 melt ais bieIe subQoIen
wiOeripre3enben &eIisiSren nod reipeftds
bel ietn tOnnen. Na9 6ielem @runbiase
Iino ale Geli9iOnen aud glei9 ielisma6en6
fir ibre treueu Nubdnger. 2lQe 6ieie fall
i9en 8rln6idte leuanet nun bic tat6Olii6e
Stride. 0ie bic 0abrbeit aQein pabr,
unb aQes ent9egen9eiette fali9 lit, ebenIo
lit aud bic wubre &eli9iou allein ieli9;
ma9eno. 90 urtbeilt aud Der 9eiun6e
Weuidenueritpnb. 0ebaupten woQsn nit
ben beuti9en 2iberaIsn unb 6rei9eiitern,
man tOnne III alien 9riltIi9en 8etenntnil.
len ieltg weroen, penn man nur einige funs
oamentaIe Nubrbeiteu annebme, 1T bic
leete &us fl9t elmer Bartei, bic auf ibren
Srrpegen bis uuf's @uSe setommen 1T.
@S lit Elm Gufgeben Der ei9enen Sade.
Sin aopotat, Der bas Re9t tbeilen nil,
baIt 9erpiB feline Sa9e fir perloren. Oas
&e9t unO Die @abr9eit f6nnen nur auf
elmer" Seite iein, unS omar oan, unae.
tbeilt; unb bann muB ii3 notbwen6ia auf
Der mbern Seite, Oas lnrs6t lnb Der sSrrs
tbum fin6en; unb bieie tSnnen nit Ssm
9te9te uns 6er Wabrbsit cine 9lei6e ssrei,
belt, glei9e Redte unb 8riberli6teit be-
dnipru9en. Der Srrtbum, bas B6ie bas
Ben feline &e9te gu eriitiren; psnn Soft
ober bic Reni9en fe buIben, 70 sef9iebt
es wesen bes @utsn, bas aus ibrer etpais
ger getebrans se9Offt wirS.