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AND ART.
a Very Interesting Conversation Over
heard In m Art Gallery.

heard In m Art Oaltefys
IChicago ~JournnLl
Ihappened to overhaar q curious con-
troversy in the art gallery Of the Exposi.
tion concerning the name given to one Of
the paintings. II was the beautiful little
canvas Of X. w. Hubbard, entitled. nc.
cording TO the printed catalogue, "Pool
above Asm." Several persons stood
around It admiring IL, when suddenly the
question was sprung: "where Is Aam!'
One gentleman thought that twas . town
IN Connecticut, not far from where MI.
Hubbard has his country seat. An
Irish gentleman shook his head, and
thought that Il was In Connaught.
A w.il-dresscd man with . Teutonic sc-
cent remarked judicially that be thought
Aam was hamlet not far from Stuttgart,
and, IN fact. he had a distinct impression
that he visited it once, in his childhood.
Just then . minister came up, and over
hearing what they said, suggested that y
his memory served him right, Aam wasan
ancient city in the Holy Land. where
Joshua once worssed the Amnlekites. H
thought the account Of the battle would be
found In the second book Of Chronicles,
perhaps in the fourth or fifth chapter
Just then Mr.. Leonard, who s~uperintends
the gallery. and who hearing the contro-
versy had disappeared to make some In.
vestigaticns =. returned and informed them
that the name OF the picture a. givin in
the catalogue WINS q misprint, and should
nave been above a DAM"
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usats THAT Were an Every-Day agssss
for . L~op-Es~ed Jer>sy Cat
IN. \. Herald
The hundreds Of snakes that ded from
Che burned bushwood at tho back
OF Chestnut avenue, In Arlington. n. j.,
have forrd new houses. and the, little Sew.
ark suburb Is again free from them. But
Mr.. James n. Matthew'S. The business man.
aeer OF the Kearney Weschman. says the
statement that no snNl<es had been seen in
Arlington before the burning Of the bush
wood IL incorrect. and he points q the
grave OF q cat that saw and killed many
Of them. and brought more into his kitchen
70 be dispatched by Mr.. Matthews him'
self.
"Ilived with my family on Forrest aves
nue when I owned that cat" said Mr..
Matthews. Tie was = large black and
white tom, and both In appearances and
disposition was : very remarkable ami.
NAL. He had lop ears, exactly like those
Of . rabbit. and, . singular thing with .
cat Of mis- disposition, was never known 20
eat a snake. although he eau ght scores Of
them. He had q good appetite for ordi-
! nary food, but he cared very little for rata
and mice. He had transferred all his
talents rs Z mouser 70 the capture Of
snakes. ] can not say ! liked the pro.
pensity. He would some times watch for
: week for a snake, and then drag int the
kitchen . reptile six feet long and - thick
as Z mans wrist. The worst Of Il was
that they were often full OF life on the
kitchen floor. and ! had 20 kill them with
an axe. The cat would play with them as q
common cat docs with . mouse-lettinR
them 60 for q few seconds and then
pouncing upon them again.
"Tbey were. for the most part, garters
and black snakes. The latter are said u
BE- a little poisonous, but the cat wal nev
bitten. The snakes seemed to be paraIyxed
! with fright when he seised them, and
never raw tho largest Of them make any
resistance. nv wife WAS often terribly
II; ghtened when. going into the kitchen
she found = large snake writhing pain
fully upon the door and tto cat watching
II sharply from a little distance, calculat'
ing the moment 70 make another spring.
ssThe cat got old and sickly, and Il
mercy to himself and in consideration fol
his friends. l Drained him with the a
that had killed 80 many Of his victims.
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Alady was Waiting friends At the sea-
side. where there was a fine dog, whose
master was in the HALT Of giving him
money every day to tuy meat for his din.
ner from the butchers cart. The lady.
sdmiring the handsome, intelligent ani-
nal. called him to her ns she sat at hrcak-
fast md fei him from her plate. The dog
at once went to his master, and, standing
on his hind legs, pm wed and scratched It
che gentleman's bseas pocket. Al first
the master failed 10 understand. and
ordered him away, hut the creature per-
sis,ing, finally said: well. ] do believe
he wants his money! and offered him
= coin. which the dog instantly took, and,
trctsing up to the friendly visitor, de
posted IL in her lap with a wag Of his tall
and q look that seemed to Say: ~ always
pay the Lutchers IND Why not yousr
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WASHINGTON, Oct. sl.-Thc oleomar-
Earine law will 70 into eject tomorrow,
and the Internal Revenue Bureau has
completed all the arrangements ucccs.
safy for Us enforcement. The demand
for stamps has been very great, and the
indications are that q large amount Of
the commodity Will be put on the market
next week. The production Of olcomar-
Garine for domestic consumption u estl-
mated " Commissioner Miller at the
rate Of 100, 600, 900 pounds q year, and
she amount exported Is also believed %
- verv large.
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THANKSGIVING DAY.

The Presidents Proclamation Destgnnt-
Ing November 25th ~ q Day Of Thanks
giving and Prayer.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 1.-The following
Is President Cleveland's proclamation
designating Thursday. November 20, as
day Of thanksgiving and prayer:
a rRocLAMAfIn~ ny TUE President or THE
UNITED sTArks.
It has long been the custom Of the people
OF the United states. on a day OF each year
especially set apart for that purpose ny their
chief Executive. TO acknowledge tho good
ness and mercy OF God. and TO Invoke His
continued care and protection:
In observance OF such custom, j. Grover
Cleveland. President Of che Jnied states.
DO hereby dfs gnate and Set apart Thursday,
the 18Th day of November Instant. - he OBJ.
served and kept n = day OF thanksgiving
On thnt dav lee all our people foreGo their
accustomed empioyments and assemble IN
their usual pincrs OF worship. 90 give thanks
a. the Ruler ~ the Universe for our con
tinued enjoyment OF the blessings OF q FREQ
government. for a renewal 81 business pros
perify throughout our land. Tor she return
which hrs rewarded the labor of those who
tii the soil. and for our progress as . people
IN all that makes a nation great.
power Of s:nd IN -eartnnuake. mood and storm,
let the grateful hearts OF those who have
been shielded from harm through His mercy
be tune In sympathy nui ktndnt-- towntu
those who have suffered through Ills vista
ti0n~.
Lat US also In the midst OF our ~thanksgiv'
tng. remember the poor and nceiy viii
cheerful gifts and aims. 80 that our services
may. by deeds Of charity. be made accept
nbir IN the sight OF the Lord.
In Witness thereof l have heron nto set ny
hand and caused the seat ~ the tnHea
States 10 bc afixed. Done at tho city ol
Washington this LIST Say OF >ovcm her IN TIN
year ~ our Lord. one thousand eight hun
drci and eignty SIX. and ofthc independence
~ the United states of America the one nun.
dred AMI eleventh. by the President.
IF BsrsRb. GROVER LLvkLtS
secretary OF state.
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Tho light Turned On ~ the Great Mar
ttsoidi ~tntue-An Imposing sight . sig
naiixed by = Brilliant ~pyrotechnic Dls-
piay-Ihe ~IlarlDnr 81 New York = Dslaxs
~ Many-C"lored sirc~ aud screaming
Iso,k~ss-A sni"te Prom b Navy.
MEM YoRK. Nov. l.-Elc ctricity. The
hight 81 the nineteenth century. Gro wncd
the colossal statue OF Liberty, the
der ~ shs world. last night, and the
coronation Of the goddess was celebrated
BY a carnival OF lire works ON land and
water. A. darkness settled down upon
the city and bay. steam tugs came down
the North and Fast rivers, aud as they
gathered about the little island In the
hatbor they formed a notiIIa gay 10 see.
Then brass ihroats and breath Of steam
sent up three shrill hurfahs AZ they
waited for The coronation. The YantIc
ana The kearsarge. war ships. lay ut an
Choir a iurlong en- Liberty Island, and
the lights from their port holes showed
a busy scene between decks as prepara-
tinns for the illumination went on within.
C~ommunipaw, on the Jersey coast, lii
the first beacon by kindIing a great red
fame Of Greek fire. 1t crimsoned the
ky, hcwildered the stars and was the
signal Tor a denfening k1zxah from the
hundred steam whistles. The boom OF
cannon IRON Governors Island rolled
over the water 10 the hotilla and told
.nat prepa'"''ons Me'e .."sy. 80
Itom o'"""u"'pn" Z 1880 v.e ..;.h
yh,unIms u .ne ""'sn'ps ~ 49,
sailors ~ "n'.e ssous',s, 49,. ,n.,.
sho"eu asa'ns' 'nv o'.v~ sny n-,n. !
co'osS". nRu'.' W." =. - =
were Sill, a"u ~ sou"u - ~ AZ
srent metropolis Spa'H"ns " ny ~
tauce: uusL
S~uu,ch.ys - ~. -. 800 $500
from me loren ~ i,oer.s "p,....u :
ttrenmsa iortn = oazz'ins w"I.e I'M ~
anna nous ITO" uiousanus ~" ~
uecks; a'niu ,nus'c "nu 'ou IVY
~: Whistles Llocr,y ivoNeu ou. ~. "".s
nrst 1.-THE over .ne nIrpor " nsns' -
.nc moue". hea o eoc W., A."".ou VIZ
the lamp OF $4,000 candle power tne
ian'ic y inc hearsasc occane e.ns
drons OF nre. Incir piack nuns poI'eo
over Win an enervescence ~ many cos'
ored rockets Fiery scrpen.s came w,
wrsggled ior . 10 the a'f' anu
ieli into Inc sea. kockets burst apovs
the stniue, ana papt'zeu " IN =,
fire. From every spar up 2 mastneao
ccnsers were waved. ana their incense
was red. blue green ana yei'ow smoNe.
a dense cloud soon ga'nereu apout US
feet 81 Liberty, iormcu o. me niewo.ks
smoke aud steam from INC Whistles n'u
ing the base en'ifeiy. ~ Rasc US s'as,'
. new ana peautiIui appearances. :
seemed 70 stand hiumeu aoose ~
clouds. when q TOW 81 i.n's M.'e =
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Of President Lincoln
and continued under the
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is the only full and au-
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Its authors were friends
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and to them were trans
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lsked . fair damsel Of = crussy old bach
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Axox0 the people Of to-day. there are
few indeed, who have not heard Of tho
merits Of Prickly Ash Bark and Berries, -
8 household remedy. Teas and drinks have
been made OF them for centuries, and IN
hundreds Of families have formed the sole
reliance in rheumatic and kidney diseases
Prickly Ash Bitters now takes the place Q.
troubles OF this nature.
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BLuEBKARD's trade evidently was that Of
: belle hanger.-HarUord Susdas Tins
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= uxrPoRx and natural result r pro
duccd by using Buckingham's Dye Tor u
FOR : slight cold. . hacking cough, or
lus. : troubles. take Ayers Cherry fscsoral'
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Ir Afflicted with Sore Eyes use DR.. Isaac
Thonpson's Eye Water. Druggists sellit- DC
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TINE dies" Let somebody else time
them. We're too busy.
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A NAN does not need to own = railroad
70 lose Z train. -LoueR Cifizes.
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LITTLE ones often woar clothing IN pe-
culiar places A cu6 on the car - re
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II ve were all Of one opinion there
would be no betting. -Bosfos Courier.
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Tnr violinIst Il always up 70 his chin n
businesG-yndqe
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THE CENTURY MAGAZINE. with its enor.
mons circulation edition Of November NUM-
Der Is 1 quarter Of . miIlion) and great
resources, has never undertaken : greater
work than the one which will be its important
feature during the coming year. This Is =
history Of our own country IN its most critical
time, Is set forth in
THE LIFE or LINCOLN,
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9rli @t0o(r aEINndlt.

~gvutO. JHO., 10. yidra.-9ie 8ritGG
Sobn, 0tarttn uub EbomaS @lrder, orei no
tOlr4e 9eiperaOOa, Die fdj felt mebrereu
&Eodjeu inter Delldieoeuan ROroautiagen III
hteiiQen SefdngniB befanOen, wur0eR nm II
llbr Btrse nib uOn 9lidter gpu9 ans benz
8e9e geraumt. Sug3 uor Der augegcBeneu
3eit 3O9en ,tUG 100 nasfirte Mtiuner in al
Ter S.tue Dor 0a5 9efangniB in 8ef- S6oal5,
unb alS tbHen Die Sdluiiel utrneigert mur
BEN, itie6eu iie bie 8buren Elm, bsmd5tigteu
id) Der AUgetlagteu uHO bdugten iie ODna
&erSug al 8dumeu in 6ora Oe8 @eribt8ge=
bdube5 Qui. ynr peuige SOr,e muroeu
mdbreno oeS aan3en &Orgauga5 geiprOheu.
4te &riiNer ueben einigc an iie gertdlteie
6raaen uber Die ibueu CUR 2ai 9oleQteu lSer=
breden uubeaHtwOrtst. lto1oem DIE gru5ep
tlre &bfdlt au5gefiby bltteu, eutiernteu Fe
id 10 RAID, mte ite geiOmmeI UGreE. GroSe
&uiregmg bcrridlt IN 6ol9e 0eS Soriaue8 IN
NPT nnuZFu lIlU0Ph hum
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Ge6etmmi6UoQcB @eti0lpFaSen g.
tles 0eiitltdlEh.

Stem Yort, 10. Ntdl5. - G8tar &.
8rumu, meIder nod i'm letteu Sabre olS
4oitOr Der prOtefautliteu @pntO0aI STRIDE
Ge8 beiligen grl0iers iuugirte, 0erltef Iib i'm
Sttober porigeu Sahres, wablIhetulid in
6olge tempOrdrer @eiifesitOrunq, etue8if DO
nsn Cages pom 6auie uuO panOerte !dngere
3eit Speds uuo Sielo8 in ben SltaBer Der
Staot umber, bis er uOn Der BOllSet cHfge.
Qrifen un6 mad ietner &Obuuug, gtr. $50,
93ef so. SiraBe, gebradlt pur6e. SsitOem
legte Der @eihlide iein 9tmt nieOer uHo sOg
NIT ieiuer 6amilie nad 8agOnne, 9t.zS.
&efe1n hin elI9ien Ielne 6rau i'm BOliseiz
bauptquarier Hno meloete oaS ubernaliae
8eri6minoeu ibres @atteu all. Der 0eiits
lide, meIder As Sabre alt, iiui 6nB att
3Ou grOB un0 idIanf gebaut lit, bat b!aue
augeH, bellen Gent, lGugeu Baden unO
Sdnurrbart uno mar nit etnem lhmaI, sen
2lu5ug uuO idmOr5em meiden 6tl'but be-
tleIOet, ais CT am 4, Nt6rj ieine 2SObHur1
nPrIiPE
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Srrifn d1Cr 8nifiirfnro.

GibIuno &p., 10. WGrI.- Die am
gBeibnadlt8abeuo 1881 bier uera6te gtMors
buna ;meicr gld0den UnO zines Snabca,
nelde 3u eiu.m ggudgeridt uub III einem
blutioen Sample srutmen Ser Giillj uuo ei=
uem Nfob fiibrie, picO 0urh meme gnthil-
luuqen, bic III beneiiel i1einen, OaB Seal,
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mareu, nm oefieuhUiaeu ie BEN Sob erltt-
ten, auf6 9ieue III bic @rinuerun9 aebrad)t.
@eBetmpOIi5ifen baben in Ieeterer 3eit cine
meme Spnr ueriOlgt, un6 eS Oeilautet, oaB
Die 8erbaftung Der uirtlifen SbuIbigeu
nd6feuS erfOlgen pir6. Die 8eneiie gegen
oieielbeu iOllen unumf0BIid ieiH. 28te Die
@ebeimpOli3iften eutOedt Su b0ben bebaup-
ten, nurbe oa8 Serbreten friib Gben08 be-
9angen. Die MGroer beguben iid) in 6Olge
elner gerabreouug nit etHem Der gtaofen,
nit nel1em Der elue pom iriiber ber Elm $er-
bdltniB bate, in ba8 6au8, uuO ua6oem Ser
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8eite, audl Die Traueu3immer 5u ermorben.
9ie 0GrOer iOleE aHgeieA3ue StelluHg'r
eiuuehmen,
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Qa1aI 9cri6tc aus gBaf0tneton,

8aibinqtou, 10. 9}dr,. - Charles
BagI,r, Elm 28lrtb in Glib 8aibiHgtOu, wujs
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ben. Barter ua6n oa8 Dtdodeu nit mad
2llaruuOria unO bradte Ie bort in Elm ihledD-
teS 6aNs, ans nelhem iJa eutiob uuO uai)
QSaibiugton fam NO te Stage gegeu Bar
teG arbob.
Der giegsr SObu Stepart wurOe 1eute
wa3ea unauitdHoiger gR.bl6BHHg aUi Onen2r
S-aBe uerbaitet.
- Sic bei0eu Jieger gilbert Douglas mo
8. j0buiOH, yDeld)e ndJ geiern &beHO betm
Gar,eHpiel in Die QGgle ger,etbeu, Wur0eu
beute bem YOli;euidJter UOrgeriibrt, uuO Gcs
ilager nm s. gehrait unO GeBterer auf IL
Wonate uuO 80 Gage ms GeidggniB &C.
iti5y.
- 6eute Uloraeu nm llbr brcd in @il
MANS Qpotbefe yir.G27, EeHuiqluQuias 2,Ue.,
5euar ans, meIhe8 eiueH SbaOen gum Be
traee Don $2500 0eruriadte. S. SO. 0}eaIiu
ooa Baltimore uno G5tar 6. 8Oltiu wurz
ZEN aus etuerE 6enfer oe5 Oiertca Stonpers
les Qgrettet.
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SIutvcrgteBeB tus 9iespsSrIeanTer
9nfi0tttt.

Vem .9rIeanS, Ga, 10. 0tGr,.-@u-
pitGu 8. 6. 8rom uuo 90. u. @raCe aeriez
them beute i'm Corridor Dor oem 3tmmer bes
8unOes @erittS i'm bieFseu 3oQamtsgez
bauOe in Streit, in beiieu Serlaufe beloe
MGuuer Geuoloer ;ogen uu0 meNrere Shuiie
aufeinan0er abieuerteH. 8race pur0e ge.
t6btet, uno 8rOp liegt, BON bierRugeln ihmer
perpunoet, i'm Soipitale Oaruieoer. Der
Streit entiprung eineul BrO5efie, in weltem
grace ais 2lutUult beS SIdgerS aufgetteter
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Wndl etn gfadtbetl Ses @rSaafes.

8ittSburg Ba., 10. Wtdr3. 9tcs
Seesport, Ba., fOroert Die 9uu9enent3iinbung
3ur 3eit biele Spfer. @ebrere 4er3te duBeru
Bic Inift, OaB Oas ftarte @raitren Der
Qunaeuent3iinbung, iopie anocrer Srantheiz
ten Ser 8eipiratiOnss Srguue our4 ben Sc
braud5 beS @roeaies als Geu9ts uno Sei3z
Naterial peruriadt mirb. Die Souine Der
meiften 5auisr iinS ieit ginfiibruu9 Der Sass
6eiSuug seidlofen, unO es mau9eIt oaber
on Sentilation. @iele 2eute iprefeH oauoH,
Die @r0gaarDbren aus ibren 6daitrH entter=
non III Infieu
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9ett @alAett etttaattaett, ,

Nid8bur 8, @liiI 10. Yidr3. = s. s.
aben, Elm &emObuer BON Snitb8 Station,
nurOe geitern &beno BON etnem gieger an
Der 2eueeiIraBe I'll 8Oben geid)lageu mo be-
raubt. Gl5 sr hh BON ieincr Setdubuug ers
bolt bate 9ing er bic StraRe bluouf unJ mar
nidlt melt gefOmmeu, aI8 bret ShuIe raid
auteiuanoer fieleu. Gin berbeicileuoer Poli
Siit fanb ben ndmIi1en gegcr bpr6 ben 8opi
gehoiien nuf Dem Erot,oir liegen, fouute
jebOd uift ermittelu, per bic Sfifie ubges
feuert bate. Ser gieger bieB 8iG 8arreu
uuO mar Der Siibrer elmer uOtOrtdeu Djebese
houbP
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Ceffreid1ifd1e 9eiertenrc.

Nem . OFT, 10. Otdr3. = Sn leBterer
3eit oeiertirten oorf f6em 0itreidi9en Sriegsz
idifi g8ouau," mel6es jebt i'm Sfs6iucr
BET Der Naop. gnro Dor Qnfer liegt, feb n
9eute bon Der Muuni6aft, uuO 5itlfs= 8unz
besmaridau Bernhard purbe nit sem 4uis
ipiireH berielbeu beauihagt. Gr erHittelte
einsn sa0On in benz itaIienii9en Guartier an
Der abamsfruBe 5u Sobofeu uno perbaftete
ibn mad beftiger Se9eupebr. Der 9eierteur,
5einrid GontentO nit gtamen, purbe geiteru
6em gunbes @ommiiiar gettS uorgefiibrt,
pelder Die abIieferun9 bes @efuuseueu an
8or6 Der p9onau" oerfii9te. Den ibrigen
3eierteuren ioll, rpie berIautet, peuu fe fid)
freipillis itelleu, StrafIOFgtett Sugeiidert
ieiu.
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Sbc0ter lltlS @al III per Slrls5
l3cf6e."

9eUte, 9Ouueritag, nu6c. t0tc0er c;Hc
ser bon 6ru. GeOrg Is d fciH Utrautcl-
teten EbeaterOorfeuuHgeH Hebf Sau IN bar
uGurubOlle" iutt. @egebeu miro uRaijer
Soepb II. i'm Golte," elm ette3 GcHSffiG,
weIteS nod INNER ieiHe 3ugtraft bewQbrl
bat. DnrdJ ipOHHeu0e Sjeueu uuo eiu0rud5s
0OIcu 8ialO9 OeS 3uihouer5 5E,ertIe bic
5Um SdluNc ieTelHo, bat Is itet5 5esoiauteu
&eifal geiuHoeH. - Jiad Der %orfeQuHQ
ipjaIt oaB SrAeit,r sum Same auf. Da5
GltIse ID anL mn ID Nsnta ieitleieet