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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1885-03-19
WASHINGTON.

1t is proposed that the President
shall place Gen. Swain at once upon the re-
tired list, and appoint Judge Advocate Gen.
eral for twelve years, II is thought that
Gen. Horatio King, Jr., of Brooklyn, will be
appointed.
Ex-Secretary Teller succeeded in
having patents issued for about two-thirds
Of the lands comprised In the Backbone
Railroad grant but secretary Lamar has
suspended action in regard to the residue.
The Democratic Senators have COM
pleted their arrangements of the committees.
Senators Vest Coke and Harris are TO sue
coed Garland, Bayard and Lamar ON the
Judiciary Committee. Senator Vance will
go on the Finance Committee In place OF
Bayard. Senator Ransom will succeed Bay
ard as Chairman OF the Committee on Private
Land Claims. and Senator German will take
Ransom's Old place as Chairman OF the Com
tor Kcnna will 80 on the Commerce Com
mittee.
Gen. Hancock presides at the court
mart al convened in Washington 10 try
Chief Signal Officer Hazon. Gen. Hazen,
when the court came together, demurrod to
the specification of the charge against him
which alleged that he criticised the action
Of the Secretary OF War in refusing to send
a sealing steamer 10 the relief of the Greedy
party after the failure of the Proteus expo
dition in 1883. The demurrer was ovcrruled,
and the accused made formal plea of not
guilty.
In the Hazen court-martial at Wash
criticised tho action of the Secretary of War
regarding the Greedy expedition, aud that he
had said that IL a sailing vessel had been sent
to their rescue the party might have been
saved. He dsclaimed, however, any inten-
tional dlsrespect TO his superior officer.
The Catholic Church of st. Domi-
nick, in Washington, was damaged by fire to
tho amount of $4,000.
Mr.. James G.. Blaine called upon Mr.
Cleveland at the White House. last week.
In the HaZen court-martial counsel
for the accused offered TO prove that Secre-
lished in Washington and Chicago. assailing
Gen. Hazcn, and that they could be traced
to his c.erk.
Secretary of the Treasury Manning
has decided to reduce the force In the Special
Agents Division of his department by dis
pensing with the services of forty persons.
The list includes six special agents, twenty.
six special inspectors of customs. and ten
"grand rolf employees. The changes are
made, it is said, solely in the interest OF
economy. and no appointments will b, made
to oil the places of those discharged.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1885-03-19
NEWS CONDENSED.


OF the $4,000 coal miners in the
Pittsburgh district more than 10000 struck
last week for the Scent rate. The operators
are determined not 10 yield, and struggle
OF unprecedented bitterness is predicted.
Murray Hill Church, at New York,
IL about TO retire DIR. Burchard, OF "Rum,
Romanism, and Rebellion notoriety, on q
salary OF $500 per year. and securea a younger
and more energetic pastor.
Nearly six thousand pounds Of nitro
glycerine exploded at a factory three miles
south OF Bradford, Pennsylvania. Two men
were killed, one OF them being scattered In
fragments all over the neigbborhood- The
cite of the building 10 marked by an immense
hole in the ground.
New York dispatches Of the 18th inst.
report a marked improvement, though only
temporary one, 1t Is feared, in Gen. Grant
condition. ellis physicians attribute this
Improvement to a change In remedies. Up
TO yesterday they have depended upon ano-
dynes to give him the needed repose. These
interfered with his digestion. aggravated his
stomach weakness, and left him weaker
every day. Stimulation was resorted TO, and,
although the patient expressed great distaste
for anything alcoholic, its use has been fol-
lowed by the happy effect described. While
his physicians do not expect any permanent
Improvement, they are hopeful that the re-
turning strength OF the patient will 80 brace
his digestive functions that he will be able to
resist the inroads Of his d seasc perhaps for
months"
Mrs. Willis Henderson, % years old,
the pretty wife OF q prominent farmer ut
West Shelby. N. Y, blew out her brains.
Fire in ellis art store at Springfield,
Mass, damaged pictures, statuary, books,
and bric-a-brac $50 00.
About 500 marketmen of Boston at
tended an auction sale of carload of fresh
beef from st. Louis, one quarter being dis
pose I of at line. The scheme proved sue
cessful.
Mrs. McCloskey, living on the third
floor OF a tenement house in New York.
sprang from bed and threw her babe out of
the window, fracturing it's skull. Her hus-
band leaped up in time to save the second
child, which his wife had attempted to sieze.
1t would appear that the woman was insane
from drink.
The mansion of John l.. Aspinwall,
at Tarrytown, on the Hudson River, was
burned, the loss being s7o,Ooe.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1885-03-19

Officers from Otsego County, New
York. went to Do Soto. No.. and arrested
Egbert M. Carver. a bank President, for the
embezzlement of a large amount of money
seven years ago.
The attempt of President Barrios, OF
Guatemala to make himself Dictator of
Central America 10 sustained by Gen.
Bogran, OF Honduras. But war has been
declared against them by San Salvador,
that Barrios owned the arms recently seized
on a Mexican schooner at Belize.
The postoffice appropriation bill re-
Gently passed by Congress makes the follow
ing important changes: The weight of all
single rate letters is increased from one-half
an ounce each to one ounce. All newspapers
sent from publication Offices or news agencies,
including sample copies, are entitled to trans
missio at the rate of one cent per pound
Any article in a newspaper or other rublica
ton may be marked for observation, except
by written or printed words, without in
crease Of postage. A special 10-cent stamp
is also to be issued, which, when attached to
q letter In addition to tho lawful postage
thereon, will insure its immediate delivery
a. m. and midnight.
The railway strike was broken al
Hannibal, Mo-, two of the leaders being ar
rested, and one or more freight trains sent
cast Employees Of the Missouri Pacific Road
at 81. Louis were Informed officially that, In
ocv of fhafr Ifv and Nd 1sa
havior, the company has determined to re.
store to them the wages In force Oct. /.
This is equivalent to an advance of Is per
cent.
President Barrios, of Guatemala,
sent out troops TO operate against San Sal
vador. The Government of Nicaragua has
several thousand men ready to march to the
front against the dictator. President Diaz
telegraphed to Barrios that Mexico could not
permit him to carry out his threat against
the republics of Central America
The famous Mexican Band, now al
New Orleans, has been given permission to
visit st. Louis In June, where II will assist al
tho opening of the Music Hall in the EXPOSE
ton Building.
The Cleveland Plain Dealer Publish
ing Company has purchased controlling In
terest in the Herald of that CITY, which action
will result in the total wiping out OF the lat
ter newspaper.
POOLS thermometer works and Mar
tins flax factory, ut Oswego, N. Y, and
Cooks furniture factory at Easton, Pa,
were burned, the total loss reaching
$4,000.
There were 2S2 failures in the United
States and Canada during the last seven days,
an increase OF Ave as compared with the pre-
vious week.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1885-03-19

That he who is callous to SANDER
hath the wit of true patience.
That great deal, which is hopefully
anticipated, gets here long before We
are ready for it.
That i is easier to trust in Provi-
dence than to obtain any credit ut New
port, although both cities are in Rhode
Island.
That in the midst of life we are on the
verge of enjoying it.
That merit always finds the slippery
pole of success thoroughly CREASED with
the oleomargarine of contumely.
That when Adam Rugged Eve in the
groves of Paradise he established "the
pioneer press.
That no mans humility causes dis
quietude TO his self-sufficient neigh
bors.
That it is better to be behind the age
than before police magistrate.
That long before the telescope was
invented many a Dutchman's wife
made him see stars through the butt
end of rolling pin.
That when lovely woman stoops to
folly she slackens the girdle of pru-
dence and tightens the cords of de-
spair.
That buckwheat cake. a table leg,
and witticism should all be neatly
turned.
That travelling menagerie advertises
every animal under the sun, though
not one-third of them could possibly be
got Beneath that special canvas. -Neac
York Sunday AdUerfiser.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1885-03-19

place, and Eugene Higgins, OF Baitimore.
has been installed.
The Republican State Convention
Michigan renomina,ed Judge Cooley for the
Supreme bench. aud placed in the fold for
Regents OF the University Charles s. Draper
and Judge A. ". McAllay.
Washington special to the Chicago
Tribune: In an interview with tho Presiden,
Vice President Hendricks and Senator voor-
hees tried TO ersuade him that he ought 70
move promptly in putting Republica out
and filing their places with Democrats. Mr..
Cleveland replied that he did not consider
that sort OF thing consistent with the princi-
pies of civil service reform, and intimated
that no removals were likely TO be made ex-
cept for cause. Secretary Bayard Is said to
be particularly discourasing in his reception
of applicants for Office.
j. s. Spafford, of Whiteside County,
H.. has been nominated by the Repu blioans
to fill tho vacancy In the legislature caused
by the death of Representative II. e. Logan.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1885-03-19

John Charles Black, the new Commits
sioner of Pensions, was born ut Lexington,
Mo-. in January. 1889. He received an
academic education, and graduated at
Wabash College, Ind. A short time after
ward he entered the army in the Thirty
seventh Illinois Regiment. When he left
il in 1866 he held the rank Of Brevet Briga-
der General. His next step was 10 pro-
cure admission to the bar He entered the
Office of prominent firm in Chicago for
this purpose, and in due time was admitted
to the practice of his profession. His
home is at Danville, Ill.
General Black has been active in politics
as Democrat, and has been frequently
nominated for Office. Several unsuccessful
nominations for Congress, the last only last
fall, have maintained his prominence in
local party struggles. and are significant Of
the respect in which his ability is held.
Gen. Black was the Democratic candidate
for Lieutenant Governor in 1872, aud when
Gen. Logan was sent to the Senate In 1879
Black was the Democratic caucus nominee.
He was a delegate Mt large to the last Dem
ocmtic National Convention, before which
an attempt was made 10 put him in nomi-
nation for the Vice Presidency, which he
prevented.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1885-03-19

WINGED of the necessity OF marching upon
Pekin. A French man'of.war searched the
British steamer Gicnroy OF the Chinese
coast, because of lead In her cargo.
The police Of Paris arrested James
Stephens, Eugene Davis, and other lead ng
Fenians, escorted them to the frontier, and
warned them not to return. They have gone
into Belgium.
It is said that the Mahdi has evacuat-
ed Metemneh, fearing an invasion of the Sou
dan from Abssynia- Osman Dtsmais concent-
rating large force ut Tamanieb to oppose
GEN. Graham's advance toward Berber.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1885-03-19
Bayard,s Ciyil.Seryice RuIe.

A correspondent writes from the national
capital; 1t is said that Secretary Bayard has
announced in very positive manner his in
tention to adhere TO the strict letter of the
civil-service law. He sent his messenger
into each room of the State Department
with the proclamation to the clerks that they
need have no fear Of losing their positions
through the mere change of administration,
ashe did not propose dismissing any one
except for neglect Of duty.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1885-03-19

Dixon H. Lewis was the largest
statesman this country ever owned. He
was Senator from Alabama away back
in the thirties, and beside him David
Davis would have been the merest strip
ling. He weighed 500 pounds when he
was thin. and goodness knows how
much when fat. He was a marvel to
behold, and in his time one of the most
popular Of men.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1885-03-19

History is the preserver of good
deeds and the average of bad.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1885-03-19

THERE are nineteen kinds of metal more
precious than gold.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-07-22
Ser NotoFern.

Die Nufnabme GROCER MaIien n1ansel=
baft sefauten urS einseipeidelten 8aub.
fntters leibt Neutrality-suspicious., unb
es lit besbalb rdtblih, baB beIonbers
Ebtere, iuel6e an gerSauunssfolifen lei
ben, niemals NaBfutter erbalten.
Sur9 oas Gnndiien BEG Suffers per=
ben Die ghiere perbinbert, ben gtaub
uelher ii6 oft suiiden benz 6ddiel
b%efinoet, tpeg5ublaIen, aud entltebt
in ben b0laernen &rippen leibt elm
fauler @eru6, tpenn bie5elben ni9t
aufs oas iorsfalisite rein se6alteu iuerz
ben.
Cine trodene Siitterung, neben tpel<
der flares @afer gum Sranfe seseben
miro, alpinst Die Sbiere lansiam gu frei>
len, Iaes seb6ris 81 fauen unb oasSut-
ter nit Speidel gu burdfeudten, mas
5ur Solse bat, baB aud Die Masenz uno
9armoeroauuns frdftis unb unseit5rt
Dor fid sebt. SIT bic Sutter5eit BEL
n6tbiser Irbeit tnapp bemefen, 70 emf
pfteblt es ii6, audi bann ni9t BON Der
Srodenfitteruns absusebeu, ionbern
mebr &raftfutter unb meniser !SddIel gu
1fattern, inbem Der piele S%trpbbGdiel
iiberbaupt fir Die @%rndbruns feline 8e.
oeutuns bat uno 5uedmdBis nur 10 uiel
oapon 81 rei6en 1T, als fir &auen unb
Gtnipet6eln u~nbebinst erforberli1 lit
Bel serinserer Sddielfitteruns nimmt
oann aud bas 8fero in elmer Stunoe
leidt 10 sroBe Nabrunssmensen auf, als
bel ftarfen Sadielsabeu in 5ruei Bis orei
Stunoen.
@ruBes @emi6t lit enbli9 lei Der
5itteruns aud nod barauf su leseu,
oab oieielbe ME big gum 8esinne Der
Grbeit fOrtseiest miro, luie bas 10 bau=
fig gei9iebt, 100 bann Die 8ferbe nod
nit &auen bei6dftist iino, tuert1 bieiel>
ben aus Der StaItbiire treten. 9ie
Gube na6 Der Sitteruus lit erit Die
lulrfliGe 3eit, tit melder Der @ieoer=
erfat Der our6 Die Qrbeit perbrau6ten
&rdfte itattfinbet urb Die tpabre grbo.
flung etntritt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-07-22
W tsceu e

Sn Guebec fano am 9. &benb!
cine 5000 &0pfe 5dblenbe 8er1amm(una
itatt, Die ben Spmpatbieen fir 9ouia
8iel Iusorud CAB. Inter ben Gebnern
befano fi6 Der frabere Mapor Der Gtaot,
Omen MurpbD, Der Die Sadie Der Miid,
hinge nit Der bes irii6en 8olfes per-
sli6. 5olsenoer 8ei9lub puroe aefaBt:
rSn Nnbetra9t beg ~umItanoes, bas
aue brtttii6en nntertbaneu bic zines
Criminal 8ersebens ansetlast iinb, au
lettem serebten unb unparteiiiben l1r=
tbeil berebtigt iinb, 10 malIen ourd 6f=
tentlide 5ubicriptior @elber aufae=
bra6t peroen, Die 5a1e Der Wiidlinae
gu oerfe6ten. ba bieielben Iih nibt aus
eI9enen Witteln uno @rdften belfen f0n.
men," Die aufseleste Site trus mad
tuent9en Winuten 5ablrei6e III teridrif.
ten.
Gin S6uiuoler. Der auf Die gitel.
felt leihtsldu6iser Gmporf5mmliuae
baut, bat in philadelphia, Der ebr,uiirs
oisen audferitaot, piele Spfer aeldoren.
gr CAB ii6 hdmli6 fir zen @prDBlins
elmer alten enslIi6en Nbelsfamllie aus
unb erfldrte oann rieiem ober ienem
8eloproben, er lei, ipenn man i'm nit
ben nOtbisen Mfitteln uerlebe, I'M Stnnoe,
ben Stammbaum Der Samilie aufsulpi=
rem lno lebterer su ibrem Wnppenihiloe
au oerbelfen. Cine Mense 9ummf6pfe
limb out ben 2eim sesansen uao baben
Dem Sbtpinoler bebeutenbe Summe aez
9eben. GiTer bon ibnet befam neuli6
lem @appen 5u9ei6idt. gs beitanb
aug benz befannten INSTRUMENTATION
Dbienfopf.
Gin 9odaeitsfuden Der 9riuseiiin
AZ a - 49, -
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-07-22
s. ~ III ortiti d. { 3.

- Ntdt 81 perlansen. &idter: Sic
iinb anseflagt, peridiebene 8etriserei=
men unter ben Namen @6olS, Maner,
Dteier ueriibt 81 babeu. 8arum baben
Sic bas setban?
Slnsefl.: Serr &i9ter, iollte i6 benn
ettua meiueu ebrli9en Namen su 1olden
S9uinbeleien berseben?
:. 8ei9eioenbeit. Meier (5um Mil,
Ter q: Sour ni9t nit Der 8ilbuna proben.
9as fam i6 nibt aus i.eben. Wit mir
fDnnen Sic 5ebn Sabre perfebren, uno
sic peroen nidt bemerfen, oaB i'd elm
sebiloeter Weni6 bin.
- Cont uno 1ebt. Sn Der gabi
iden 8olfs5te. leIen tulr: @enn fid
fruHer 5lpei Seioelberser 8ierbrauar aui
Der Strabe besesneteu, 10 beariiBten Iie
ii9 nit benz abli9en biirserliden @ruB
@uten Morseti, 6err college! 9as
lit nun felt lebtem Sonuabeno amber.
semoroen. Sic baben fid jebt ben flu:
oentilden @ruB ansetp6but uno laseu
@'n Worseu, 9err gOulert bruber.
- @efdbrli9e S5be. Gin Eeuoril
erbebt bel ieinem Iuftreten ieint
Stimme allmdbli6 biz gu elmer folder
p%bdnumenalen S6be, bab atbemlolt
S6peisen unb seipaunteite Iuimerfiam
teit im5uidauerraume berridt, Pl0sllt
ruff bon ber @allerie berab cine urpad.
iiseIStimme zines S9uiterjunseu:
Mdnaefen, fallen sc man nib BON be
Genleiter.
:. Sali9 sefittert. Mobeuarr: &c.
ben nur, Serr Meiiter, bieier Sod madt
mid sur Soseli9eu6e, er tit nibt rib.
tis sefittert.
S6neiOer: Nee, Serr! Sd pia sSbnen
iasen, mot liest. Ste iino nibt redt
9eflttert.
= Die abbitte. rN6sr, Grrb6en tuer
miro our Sante iasen, baB lie bumm iei?
@ebft Du 9leib bin unb Iaaft tbr, bas
es Dir leio tbue?
Srlbhen gent our 9ante unb fat:
rs tbut mir iebr leib, baB 9u bumrn
biit!"
" Gin @ebanfenleIer. Stummel:
r8ummel, i'd 5abl' Dir 5 Sable, penn
Du mir lassn fanf, mas i9 mir iebl
oenfe!"
8ummel erariff Die Sanb ieines Sea-
rneraoen uno fibrt ibnj Dor Die gisr=
fneipe r5um &eter Nidel": uSab' ids
erratben!"
Stummel: Sa, aber wie fonntelt
Du oenn miien, oas i6 serabe bierber
8umme1: uMeil Dir in feiner anoereu
mebr sepumpt piro!"
:. Slus Der S1ule. 2ebrer: Stun.
Beter. lag mir, bat ieoer Menl6 einen
freien 8iIeu?"
8eter: ,Nein."
2ebrer: r8as? @er bat ben gum
geiipiel feinen?"
Setter: SD"
2ebrer: v@as, bu bat feinen freieuI
WiQen? Warum benn ridt?"
Setter: nBenn td einen bdtte, bann
ipdre ib bel oleiem id5nen @etter beute
IN Die S9ule sesansen."
neber &ablf0pfe. Cine @eieu.
ihaft lpra9 aeulid iber bas gbemal
&ablf0pfisteit, uno Semanb iprad feline
8erfuunoerung oariiber aug, ba6 es 10
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-07-22
NoTlCE TO CREDITORS.

CTATE OF MINNESOTA-STEARNS co
- In Probate Court.
In the matter of the estate of Barbara Writ
field deceased. .
Notice is hereby given to all persons having
claims and demands against the estate of Barba-
IA Whitfield late OF Co. of Siearns. deceased, that
the Judge of the Probate Court of said county will
hear, examine and adjust claims and demands
against said estate, at his Office in the city of st.
Cloud, in said County, Oh the first Monday of leach
month for six successive months, commencing
with July 3rd 1885; and that six months from the
3rd. day of July 1885 have been limited
and allowed by said Probate Court for credit
ors to present their claims.
William Whitfield Administrator of the Estate
of Barbara Whitfield deceased.
By the Court,
PETER BRICK,
29-4 Judge of Probate.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-07-22
S,0re attf petre Trau.


Ser xManbeiter @uarrlun" pom 8. Sun
1888 fast: vIn elnem
SenIter,
Sas auf bic 8alOpiaOe
NIT ibren &lumpen Don 6sobooenorur
uno Wa1en bon
@aislatt.n
b~inausf6aut. fat man cine intereFante 0ruppt.
Sic umfasts einen, Der Elm
Saunitrpafpinns etpeien mar, nun abtr
mar, sab sr muir in l~i.s.ubsr steauns s~erbarren
tennte. DIES bat Ssius auf msinsn 5al. Dor II
Sabren
rurbe i'd su.rf spn
aerssn, bic ielten cfer ME sebstlt ptrb, ~tefalsn, gteh'
re Sabre mar i'd faua fdbiS umbsr su setfa
nnb tn ben iesten
funf Satren fpnnte i'd metnen @ti46fttn ni&t nttbt
@i.I fur mid settan purts.
Ter Ieste ysriuH, Dor ipsi Satrtn,
mar Ner senfrsdsn nnt pann
mar bti6lpfen, mid in Bite
Settatt Der llntrtlba-ea ;u ienben.
Stss ssi3at In Iai 1882. SD bin fsin
g%eflrprrtsr
ron trsenb etpas in Der Sprm srn
uYatentrneoternen"
unb Id srtpb piele Ginpdnt., mdtrenb msine ltsb,
frau mid ~beftdntis bat, trh mai has 6ppfenbitters
gu ssrinSsn. ensli6, un, tie ia bsrubtasn.
SD bate RE era. 8lafde ntat gan, e~sl.srt, as i'd
Tutlts, eae einr @.rdneeruna mil mir worrying. Stss
mar am Samfas bsn :. NrSsmber. Am Senntaf
Mtpreen fatlte i'd - fart, eas i'd III metnpn Stussn'
gen ohsn iasts: sd bin GENTS, taf i6
geten Tam :"
rid.
SD rnfte mid taum su e~nttaltsn. Sd sina tn
9dnjsn 5aus amGsr. SD serinne taslta ntus Srat
unb Tam pbne
Sttden
ossr Stass aan, fiber sst.n. Sd Bin lest I'm mel
mem et8nen Saule uni cone balb wierer i'm Stanfe ~
,u istn. msin.n untertalt gu rsrtisnen. SD bin fst
nahe'u frstFtg Satren Nitslieb Der CHANDELIER
u&aSal Grtange"
%3ereitn, unb ais ip ant Srnnerfae teren 3ilnmer BE-
trat, trHreen mir Die terj!itfen 9lIdmuni6e barge
bra6t.
SER banftar Der Striss. Som SIafburn,
81 Seueriffe Ct. &ister Srpustipn
Wanhsftrr (Gnelanr, &sr. "a. 1885.
Werfo!St Ole S1tpin0lsr!
91enn SIR Sop Differs tbea4tet bas crime Sppfer
3lftel anf Der reisrr tGtitette) p~erlanst unb Der
q%pOrttfsr perabiplst Sud Gtras. RAP f6 e. ,
Banners German Npp Buffers" nennt. cher cine an
ERE Sessttnun8 ais Srpfen titrt. 70 meift ries surI,
Mt mettet Zen ~IpDtteter ME cine sifti8e S6lanee
me renn or tur Zen Syrff Guer Gsle aenrmmcn lat
. Has tin wssenSetruess an unc Oertlaa i'm reg:
1rinrelS auf Sdaeenerias. gir werien Gud ii
stne Serurtleiluns ~freisebtg t%slrtnen.