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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-08-31
KIND WORDS.


Ehktern ONO Likeslt.
Belldife Independent
ne yyhq,lipg lrlEt eatiftd tipo- -
thittS third anniyersaEy yesterday II i5a bright
clean paper always reliable. and has q tim bold
upon the aaec tions Of tho Repnhllcan population
Of West Virginia and IeStern Ohio, There are
those who mis- the timely home attici 8 from The
pen Of Archie Campbell that used to appear In the
editorial columns. Especially is this true Of last
EN- Ohio, but Nj. G. D. Hart, who q nov at the
editorial helm, has esisp. pointed way putting
things that makes upin Agreat measure for the
les oflfr. Campbell, and this, together With the
able business managsment Of Nj. John FfeR, has
kept The steadily In the lead Of the
newspapers oittis section Of the country. We con.
sratulaie our neishbo.s aud hope thdr prosperity
win continue.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-08-31

The sale Of the above daesibed property 4 "a.
ionrned uutIl aturday, september 5, Il 0cLek
4. ". II. n. RpSSRLIL
3 ~. -. st VI. 7. HUBBARD,
atiS1 Al ~ Trustees
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-08-31
SATURDAY. sEpIENRER 10, is,

4. il. * n tsaA1UHDA1S i6bGA6Anhtk ~, le2t
Defining Ct O'Clock \. " sell at public aretion
at the fr0nt door Of the Couit A0uSs Of Ohio poan
u, W. Va, the following tssrdbed rial psobetf,
situated on Wheeling Island In the ely o. Mhea.
tug, IVA that Il 10 s9y:s The north Que hall a
the homestead tfact OF Daniel Zane, deCeasel,lka
whole OF which tlct Cuttlatt % tNeaiy one iesIi
and one rod, mere or lels ri
Under the authority Of The tAid decree he na
commits innerA have caused the properly % h IN
vited into convenient GELS and have laid q
streets and alleys through ths sane a plAt Ghot
tilg sleh rsaIceis, 81 eetSl and aley has beea n
pared, aud may eseeu tbs Court tlOuie, lGAl
uilcc Of ,Geof,t Hook, Clett Of the County Cut
Printed copies OF said plat mny be had on splik
ton 70 the undenis ned.
The said properly viii inst 10 olercd ~ . Whoa
and afterwards In tbs parcels shown on said Iit:
aud will DO sold IN Whichever way may appels "
most advhnlagtol
TERMS oF5dAljE-on third Of the .puteAie
money or 20 much mole v the purchaser nIY
elect cash In hand, the reHlAt IN two equal 10
stallmenfs payable respectively IN ont AID tNo
years from The day o. le, VITA interest iron thll
day. the purchaser elytpg Ills noes Tor the d.
forre instA lmsns, and the tito belng retained 10
Recufe the payment OF them. ~
= = s = y = y ~ w, Il. HU8 BARD, y
co. T. u. n. RUSsELL,
Special Commissioner
y. O. EHRygY, Auet1cneet.
Icetttiy that bond has beer given By sAIdspeciil
Commissioners Is required 81 Y o aid dsefee.
I Iill5 ilOHNlM. IIftHELL
aus q Cle,k q ..!d ,!caEt
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-08-31
9 ELAI lR0YE =. B.

Leave ciEsss 4. T. and run every hour unuIs
Lave whselins Park st 8 4. 4. and run svuy
hour until l0l, 4, o. HlRscH.
ma superintendent
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-08-31

BY ]. 9. HuTogrsoN.
Attorney for the plAlntii4
To y d. Whitman, Jane Davidson tmiahgi.
trix Of The ehtate Of Robert Davidson, dee!a.1I
William Miller, Mary Bird Lamb and Henfy La41
her htishanh. nnn.feSI lens 1ultl .
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-08-31
aenttl sotiees.
n EGAI NOTICE.

IN EGAI NOTICE.
In the Circuit Court OF Ohio County, Tess VII
GINA December Rules lSsa
{. #! Brown Sheriff OF ohip e9untyl
AdmlniS ttat0r of the estaie Of
pfnIei Nc oy, teceaSedi
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-08-31

g.,iz, 4 Q. Isaliroad.
Ieasc Bellaife q esiof. u for woodsaeld and
Huinmtffield
z. as.Iss & nsils,teia,io !. Z sad 5 sssx
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-06-12
Money That Might be saved.

We have beard il suggested by sever4l tax
PAYERS recently that the s. oJG 10 $40 600 that
viii be expended in carrying on ID. public roli
service this year might vel be ssyei TO thu
county. 1t is said that tie drouth which pre-
vailed duriR the winter has LEFT the roads en-
rrtly free from the washes and RUS thtt asu II
~ result from The WATER rArus ani the rol Is
throughout the county are now q1it- pts.abl-
md in all probability would rem tin 50 during
the summer without any further m-uiiug or
repairs.
1t is conceded by The gel'lenen w nave
heard speak OF the matter that, if the road
service were conducted by skiIlful superiareni
ents, this would furnish excellent oppOr-
tunity to m Ike perm ,nent Improvements in he
road bed but As such is not the case and as the
commits sioners have refused 10 Place the road
service under such Iperntead.nce, it is said
senI re1me are only of temporary nature at
b 81, and as there is not any ne ess.; for tenn
porary repairs, the money expended IA this be-
half might well be saved
Il seems to US that his view is u1' with ~
force nd we have determined TO ike the
county fathers the benefit OF il rhr,rgn these
colum Is. The corps coH,d al b- stepped ~
the end of the present month and tn nu, :
put - D .sture for the summar. Tne swing OF
money thus secured couli te well applied to
other purposes at present, if the commissioners
should tecide 10 adopt the su geslion.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-06-12
The Catch of Fish.

The salient and striking feature of the
Potomac fisheries this year, as has been here
tofore pointed out by the TINES, is the very
greatly diminished catch of shad and the con
siderable increase in the catch of herring. The
receipts of shad in Washington were l25, Ct O.,
against 23l 900 last year. falling of OF 90 FER
cent, while the receipts OF herring were 1916
600, against ). 600, 900 last year a gain OF Owe
So per cent. The catch of herring this year
has been the largest in the last twelve yes RS
with the exception of 1881, when il was 9,628,-
6S3; and the catch of shad smaller than for the
period, except in 1878, when it was only l2l,-
7S5. Ia view of the fact that the |. 5 fish
commission have expended large amounts IN
propagating shad in the Potomac for Sc 'eral
ye,rs past with the view of increasing their
number this great falling is remarkable and
for which no satisfactory explanation has been
so far accepted though, AS We have heretofore
stated several are advanced.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-06-12
Our County Friends.

We hoI e that our friends and patrons of
the county, or elsew here, will send Us in any
items of news that may chance to transpire in
their immediate neighhot hood, as they viii:
c)nduce TO the interests of The paper Whether
you consider them of importance CT not, please
nd he IN in, and we ill try and make them
interesting. 1t is our desi'e to present all the
news and We strive bard 10 collect every liz u
that occurs. But we not ubiquitous, and
it Is impossible for us to get hold Of the ne" :
in all St clions of the county unless our friends
ON every item no matter how trifiing, that Is
sent u.s.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-06-12
Marshall Hail.

This resort, under its new management,
has teen recent, improv and put in excel
lent cosdtion Mole ground has tee added,
new dining rooms, ,hootug gallery and ten
pin alley built, and entirely new floor laid
in the pavilion The wharf has been rebuilt
and about $50 feet of road way made around
tie shore, while the old balk has been cut a.
way, making it one of the finest places on the
river for excursion parties The manager
Major L. L. Blake, of the steamer Corcoran,
eontemplates having electric liz hts added al d n
eally day for the benefit of moonlight excur-
sionists and also expects to build a row of bath
kou:es on tie beach
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-06-12
Report at Once.

Chief Sharpe, of the postoffice inspectors,
on Tuesday said that the department was
greatly embarrassed in discovering depredatorS
upon the mails by the meagreness of the inor-
nation furnished by the public. Not one man
in 100, he said, would notify the department
" hen letter was lost, and as consequence,
when an employee was arrested for rifng let
ing for months. prompt report OF mail losses
would enable the inspectors to ftsten the crime
upon the particular railroad line, postoffice and
Individual within a short time and almost
without fail.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-06-12
Com promise Effected.

The suit of A. W. Neale VS.. T. y. Rohy,
Sr, in regard 10 the purchase of the latter ;
crop of tobacco by the former which was tried
during the late term of court, and which was
ZION pressed by the order of the court but to
which decision the plaintiff objected and had
determined to carry the case to the Court o.
Appeals, was compromised on Tuesday last by
the parties on payment by Mr.. Roby of $i5O
and the costs ia the case The original suit was
for 5 100 which Mr. Neae claimed 10 have lost
BY the f.ilure of Mr.. Roby to take the crop o:
tobacco after be had agreed to purchase it.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-06-12
Severe Storm.

Some sections of our county were visited
by a severe thunder storm accompanied with
rain, hail and high wiHd on last Friday after
noon, and here the storm was severest much
damage was sustained. II seems TO have ragged
more fercely along the river, ana the wind
there was severe and damaging, though the
heaviest rain fall vas IN the Eastern sections.
Here in Port Tobacco and throug hout its valley
the storm con paratively light with but
little wind and rain and no hail In Ntnjemoy
we learn that in belt of about fifty yards
through the entire section the h4il fell in large
pellets and heat down some Of he growing
vheat and Injured The freshly planted tobacco.
The injury, hSwever, was not permanent. The
severest damage was in Cobb Ne and here
the wind storm is said 10 have been terrific.
The hose aud barn Of Messrs. / Schomf erg
Co, at Rock Point (Lancaster's " harD was
wrecked by its force and Mrs Hughtrt and
child living there nrrowly escaped Hng
their lives Two warehouses and gas hot-
used by Schomberg & Co, in their fruit and
oysi.r packing operations were also severely
damaged Lightning struck the dwelling OF
Mr.. Martin Hayden in that section, without,
however, doing serious damage. The store of
tie Messrs Covington at Lancaster's wharf
was also struck by liz htning and their stock OF
,ods injured TO the extent of about $500. Mr..
Sunue E. Hammersley and Geo. N. Simms
had also baras blown down on their farms and
Mr. Simms had horse badly injured by the
iuins of the falling building.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-06-12

s9 The Subscription price of The
TINES is 81. per annum If paid IN
advance or at any time vithin the eur
rent year; if not paid within the gear
$3.50 wiN be acknowledgement, a
clvays heretofore, and from this rule
no exception aciU be made.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-06-12
IN M EMoRI "A MI

PHILIP, beloved son of Francis and Mary r..
Freeman, aged II years.
Thus are called upon to record the death of
a bright and promising youth who was dear-ah,
very dear 10 each one of his SorTOwing relatives
and friends. How sad To think that one 50 young,
So full of life and happiness should be thus cut
OF III the flower of his youth. Surrounded by
loving parents ard friends ana fully resigned to
the wi II of his Creatur-did this ls"ed one Weld
up his pure spirit to him who gave 1t" \ fond.
affectiDn;.tn aud ODcdient son. devoted brother
and friend, he leaves many WHO feel their IRE
parable iDSs yet their grief j. leSsencd by know
ing that on" 80 pure and gnUrl has gone nom this
sinful and troubled void to his home among tire
angels. bcrcavCd parents: his teacher aud
ScaOptmat tender Ia YOU thriI heartfelt y
pathy. As a pupil he was industrious. attentive
love and respect OF both teacher and scuoolmates.
The actions Of his whole life reminder Of
his wish:
.rhus let my memory be with you, friends
Thus ever think of me.
Kindly and gently but : OF one
For whom tbs well to be fled and gone.
As n bird from cage unbound.
AS OF "a wanderer whose home is found,
so let it be -
Grieve not then dear friends we who are left
but remembering his example.
( $50 live that when you come to JON
I The inuumerable throng that move to the pale
realms
OF shade, you go, not like the quarry slave
Scourged to his dungeon; but sustained and
soothed
BY an unfaltering trust, approach your grave
I Like one who wraps the drapery of his couch
About him, and leis down to pleasant dres ms. y
HIS TEACHER.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-06-12
Local BreyitieS.


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Grass but er is making It's appearance
in market. Il can he recognized 10y us
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Wheat is now iast rpenirE, H7d IN a
short time viii be ready f't harvesting,
HE tate rats nave "o"dti'u''S improve"
It IN Appearance.
game Of base ball on : .turlay be
tween tie pouCaster aud i'm Top clubs
resulted in a victory FIR Hill Top ty tie
score "' OF 10 '''''''' ''.">' t.'' rug
The Governor has not Vt appointed a
regis,r ofvuIcrSt ? ~, 3Ei dis ret in the
pl see # Thos t. >p-akr, resigned. Are
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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-06-12
4 Great Convenience:

When visiting B,!rimo-e. make taHN ;
your headquarters. They vii! | ke care OF
your parces and deliver them go Steamboats,,
ana X r D-po's free Th'tr line Of Men :,
Boys, Spring Clothing is unusually attractive,
whilst thrir prices are lower than ever. Don {
fail to avail yourself Of The Kind offer OF The a
bore firm. 23O W Pratt i % Hanover -, Gets.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-06-12

TO ADVER IISERS.-TH TINES hdring a
lsrqer circulation th,sn any other paper among the
Intelligent farmers and business Of Charles
County offers superior inducements to advertisers
to insert their announcements in Il columns. Send
for card rates, Whch Io,c any other paper
Southern Maryland. TO sag nothing about circud-
ion
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-06-12
Tobacco Market.

Pest man L Stokes, commission merchants
of Baltimore, furnish the lowing: The
French contract for $500 hhds. of Maryland
tobacco has been awarded, aud Messrs II.
L.u;s Il Co., and E. E. Wenck, of Gilmore,
have the buying Of same, and will commence
at once to Eli it. The market fer the last two
weeks has teen off, pending the awarding Of
the above contract, as that is now settled we
look for an active market for all grades, and
advise our shippers to forward their crops soon
as convenient. We DO not look for much adj
vanrs ment of prices, bu' think we shall have a
smooth market, with ready sales at fair figures.
The French want good, long, uniform body
tobacco, not mixed, AS the buyer has his types
to 90 bv and is liable to have mixed bids re-
j.cted on the other side also be careful about
the condition, as the French lbs pection is very
strict All the buyers will be in the market
and We d. not think there will be any further
holding oft. We quote:
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-06-12
Death of n Former Citizen.

The body of Mr.. " m II. Andei son, who
Va, was found on Monday morning last lying
dead in small stream at that place. He was
living on bis back with arms folded and froth
altering to his mouth. At first it was suppos
ed that he had boon shot, as the report OF Il gun
had been heard in the direction of where he
was found, but at a post ngrtem examination
made at the coronot's inquest this was found
not to be the case as 20 bail nor any evidence
that he had been shot could be found, and the
doctors who made the examination gave it a
their opinion that he had died in epileptic
fit and The coronor's jury so returned their YER
dict Mr. Anderson was very hi hly respected
at QuantIco where he has been emp Dyed fDr
some tine past and his funeral which took
place on Tuesday afternoon, WAS attended by
almost every one in the vicinity. Mr.. An Ter
born on December 18th, 1874 He for long
time resided in this county and viii be emem-
bered ard his death sadly mourn by the
many friends that he has here. lie was a
brother of Mr. John S. Andersen the well
known wheeIwri. bit at Pomfret. After his
death another examination was made at the
place here he was found and a short distance
off turtle was found tied TO tree and large
mocassin snake WAS lying dead belize it. Some
hold the theory that be bad been bittt BIZ the
snake before he killei it and that the feet Oh
the lite may have caused his death.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-06-12
LIKE OPPOSITION?

/ LIKE OPPOSITION? IDEFI COMPETI77ON!!
4 Fertilizers
uanyg High
mott
to reliable
oLM, on GZum
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-06-12

Only Such clothing that is fashionable and
that We can safely recommend at ACNE HALL,
zoo w. Baltimore Street, Baltimore.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-06-12
LunaticO luquirendO

Ajury delunatico inquireudo was impanel-
led on Monday to hear the case of Anna Camp
bell colore6, charged with being iunatic aud
pauper. Judge Stone was on the bench and
the following jury was impanslled to hear the
case: L. NJ Switzerland, c. t. Wade, john
II. Jenkins, Uriah Bowie, B. L. Wheeler, John
E. Padgett, VIM. n. WEIGH, Robert L. Wed
ding, Jas A. Mason, Oscar L Fendall, Henry
Bush. c. F. Daley After hearing the evidence
the jury rendered the inquisition that the wo-
m IN was lnnatic and pauper as charged. Al
the request Of her mother she was allowed by
the Court 10 remain in the custody of her family
for one month and If at the end of that time
her mind does not improve or she is likely TO
become dangerous she will be removed TO an
asylum at the expense Of the county.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-06-12
FOR CLERK.

" So. Editors Please announce me as n
candidate for Clerk OF the Circuit Court for
Charles county, subject to the action Of the
Republican convention. Yours truly
If. F. NJ. LANCASTER, NJ D.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-06-12

\ -rmc Il base bail was played here on
Sat .rd'y "vtNt"a the Oar boys and a
pc, 4 nine :gen PIT Tobacco, which
resulted ~ y.c;1ry TOR the Port Iul'acco
boys by ! score of 10 Ia ). The Our Toys
worked under great disadvantage, their
pitcher being absent aad hey having bat
eight men in the field, nutwiths .ndlug
which they played a close and 90 Il gone.
With "a ful nine hey would make Port
Tobacco wake up 10 main ain their laurels.
Mr. Robert Diyges umpired the game.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-06-12

Mr. JOS Day, advortises Al engine and
thresher for sale If you want 81 bargain
apply to him.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-06-12

y y. Beunum, Esq Rodney. Del, says
in tne year 1888 aud 1891 lie used from
200 to 800 Us. of compost male vi b Puw.
ellis Prepared Chemicals pr acre, CA land
pl lnted with corn and seeded wle4f. and
it gave entire satisfaction lie his used
more guam ia any one person in his
neighbur' q Il, 40 vail usc puNcii's i to
ratuer u, the !uturc. Address tie Blown
CuemicII o, Baltimore, Md.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-10-27

9lber nidt oieler lettere mar IS, Der iene
Sdrefenstase iibe,lsbte, ionoern mad
@ottes Sisuus infer 5reuno Wiliam.
Wie serne pdre er NIT ieinen seIiebten
Brioern seitorben! Wie serne bate er iett
idon ben berrliden 2obn ieines bsloenmii:
tbisen Samples empfansen!
GromweIs 8rauiamfeit lieB i'm, ben
einsis iiberlebenben Sobn isner beilisen
Samilie, nidt fterben. Wtan trus ben
6aIbtooten in einen anbern &erter uno
9Dnnte INN eeraoe 10 piel Spsiie uno frii9e
0uft, baB er eben ni9t itarb. Tier LANCE
Sabre binburd muBte er iojuia9en tdSIid
iterbeu. giniam i'm &erfer, obne iesli9en
Croft pom Sreuben uno @leidgeiinnten,
eiusis seitartt burd itetes @ebet uno bier
unb nu ourd eiuen tnni9en Bid nad benz
Stihf9 n 6immel, bas bur9 iein tIeines
Senlter i6immerte. wdntte er bod ni9t et'
men Nugenblif, ionbern belt treu am bell
@luuben uno un Der t0uiinuns auf ewisr
sIifieIise Serssltuns.
@illams SrGftp nabmen INNER mehr
ab er 9lid einem Sduttenbiloe oane 6leiid
unS SsirL feline IuhOiuns i9ien bsuori1ebs
eho. sd iie MAJ nube! Am 4. Nopsmbs,
l54l fibrte man i'm, eiuen @reis uon nod
ni9t 80 Slbrsn. gum &idtplnee. ydnser
oils irseno cine Der friiberen Srfenner eau
erie feline marter. Die 0enfersfne1te er
i66pitsn fi9 bel isinsr Sinridtuns in
SdumloiiI teit uno sruuiamer Iite. IieN
UNI @Iieo idnitt mau ~einseln rbm Oh. rib
Die @tugeDeioe aus uuo fhleifte ben sud:n:
ben humpf adf benz Stialplabe lumber,
nod LANCE nu@oem i9on ole SeeIe entlos
ben mar.
Der l'tte tn Der .9lorrei4en Sdaar Der
Waitprer Irtnes Oroene mar er aud be,
9roBte inter linen. bns leuhtsnbite Seiipiel
zines Gdt tatholiiden @loubsnS mutbes unb
bin9ebeuoer Greue 9e9eu has Sberbuupt
Der sir6e, ben Steupertreter oes s0ttllden
Wfeilters.
Die @ebeine Wiliams ruben in S6ott.
lambs @rre, pobin Nlice iie bat brinsen
lofisu. gu6 lie bate enoli9 ben @es &c;
%funnen BON Der iroii&sn 2iebs gu Der bss
90ttliben S~rautisamS, uno nod LANCE
,Sabre binburh tonnte man leben Ibeno
bel Sonnenuuter9an g am @rabe bes lesteu
RartbduierS lie fnieen ieben unb nernsbmen.
wie iie inter Sbrdnsu betete:' @lorreiber
Wartprer bite fir mid uno bic bebrdnste
beilise &ir9e.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-10-27
Iehnte 9laes In slQeun.

-glebme alle Nieren= unb 9eber-I ebistnen,
-ytebme ale Slutreinignnasmittel,
- ebnte aqes, mas 9esen NbeumatiSnais,
9e9en Snbiseitionen, seSen iebe art Sieber belitn
lou,
-yfebmc gQes, mas Die Ierpen bes gan,en
Srsanismlis berubisen unb itGrten uno Dir bic
9r6Btm69li6e @elunbbeit ueri6a en- lou. NIT
Die bic gSiiieni6ait erftnben bat, unb Ou mirh
finoen, oab Sop Sitters ole anberen Mtebe3ineN
on Seilfraft i~ibertriiit unb baB es ein,is nnS
ALIEN i'm Stanbe 1T. io9ar ba nod ~ belien,
no aue arioeren Seilmittel febl9ei6ia9en baben.
Die Srfabrln9 benefit bisies.