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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-03-16
The WORLD OF SPORT.
WAT Is GOING ON OUT AT
MONTGOMERY PARK.
The New Baseball Grounds Bright
Prospects for the Season
General Notes.

Lovers OF horse.racing in this vicin-
ity are anticipating a grand time at
the spring meeting. Within a few
days the number Of runners at the
Memphis track will be much larger
than ever before. There are more
noted horses there now than were
ever assembled at a meeting here
Those owners who have wintered
here, as we'll as those who have re-
Gently arrived, express themselves
very much pleased with the track and
the stable accommodations. The good
opinions expressed by these gentle
men ought to make Memphis the win
tering point for many OF the leading
stables. The track has been greatly
improved, the low point near the half
mile post having been considerably
rsised, making the uphill work much
lighter than formerly. The whole
track has been covered with coil that
makes ii easy for the horses. Green
Morris, whose stable has wintered
here, has done all he could to Assist
President Montgomery in improving
the track. Among the prominent
stables now there are those OF CORR.
gan, Morris, La Masney. Gray, with
some of the best horses in the coun-
try, and number OF smaller
stables, with many tried and few
green horses. At the track one can see
Freeland, Modesty, Pearl Jennings,
Irish Pat, Bersan, Favor, Longview,
Editor, Monogram and many others
that run gamely with the best COM
pany on the turf. Bersan is probably
in better fix and nearer trained to the
running point than any of the others,
the famous Freeland and Modesty
being very near him. Favor will have
TO do lots OF hard work yet. Editor is
in good condition. Jim Gray, who is
fancied by some for the Louisville
derby, is beautiful bay, as glossy as
silk. The old hurdler, P. Line, is
there, little heavy yet, but otherwise
in excellent condition. Slocum Is
there also, aud supposed to be all
right. There are numerous fine two
ytar-olds, whose qualities will first be
tested here. Many Of the horses are
fat and rough yet; but with careful
handling from now till starting time
nearly all Of them will be in good
shape. The coming meeting is one in
which every citizen ought to take an
interest. The association has offered
money literally for the horses, has
vastly improved the grounds, and
done all that is possible to make the
meeting grand success.
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MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAL TUESDAY, MARCH is, 1886.

Johnnie Mccarthy has taken French
leave from Appleby 4 Johnson, to
whom he was engaged for 1885, and
they warn horsemen against employ
ing him. Andy Mccarthy is impris-
oned here for assault and battery on
policeman five times his sizs. People
who have won morey on him and
proiessed fiiendship keep in the back
ground now and he cannot get q
hnndsman.
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Advice 10 Mothers.

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup
should always be used when children
are cutting teeth. 1t relieves the little
sufferer at once; it produces natural,
quiet sleep by relieving the child
from pain, and the little cherub
awakes as "bright as button" 1t is
very pleasant 10 taste. 1t soothes
the child, softens the gums, allays all
pain, relieves wind, regulates the
bowels, and is the best known remedy
for diaIrhea whether arising from
teething or other causes. Twenty-Five
bottle.
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PITTsBURG, March 10. -Noon-RiveT
rising, with 3 feet inches on the
gauge. Weather clear and pleasant.
CIHcrNNATI, March 10 Noon River
stationary. with II ieet5 inches on the
gauge. Weather clear; thermometer
GO.
EVANSVILLE, March l5-Noon- River
falling, with 10 feet 4 inches on the
gauge. Departed Mary Houston, Gin
cinnati, Gam,
LOUISVILLE, March l5-Noon-River
stationary, with feet 8 inches in the
canal and 4 feet / inch on the falls.
Business good, Weather windy and
mild. Departed: Paris O. Brown, Gin
cinnau.
CAIRo, March l5.-Noon-River p
feet on the gauge aud falling. Weather
clear and pleafant. Arrived City o.
Natchez, New Orleans, pm. City oil
New OrleanP, st. Louis, s pm; Granite
State, CINCINNATI pm VI Schenck
Cincinnati, m. City Of Vicksburg
Vicksburg, am. Helena, New Or
leans, s am. Departed: City of Nat
chez, St. Louis, 5 am; Ohio, Cincin'
natl, s am; Granite State, Memphis
10 am; u. P. Schenck, New Orleans
am; City OF Vioksburg, st. Louie, |
am; Helena, ST. Louis, 8 a.m.
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BascbaII-The OUTLOOK.

The fence around the new baseball
park, near the hospital, will be COM
pleted to-day. Work on the grand
stand has already begun, the ground,
which is being rolled, is az level as a
floor, and large force OF men are at
work on the street railroad track.
Everything will be ready in ample
time for the season. The air is al.
ready full Of baseball enthusiasm, and
every level plat of ground in the sub
urbs was utilized yesterday for prac-
iica.
Never before has a season opened
with prospects of so catering nature
to the interests OF baseball. Never
before was there so large number OF
leagues, and never have any OF thet c
leagues entered the year with such
solid financial backing and with ar
ticles of association 30 carefully ar
ranged. Three years ago no two
Leagues recognized any obhg ,tjon TO
each other or thought Of respecting
the contracts or rights of one another.
This year seven leagues are united
uDu6f buo uhllUndl dhAOOAhShhB W
which they bind themselves 10 re.
spect one another's contracts and
rights.
The Southern League enters the
second year Of its existence, strong,
compact body, capable OF mar aging
its own affairs and rising in i'm
portance. The South is a promising
field for the great pastime. The i'm.
pulsive Southern nature naturally iu'
clines to a pretty contest Of racers or q
good exhibition Of the national game
The FIRST game of the season will be
played next Thursday between the
Memphis and Nashville clubs at Nash.
Vile. These clubs will also play on
Friday and Saturday. The following
is the batting order of Thursdays
game
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CARD

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early decay, loss Of manhood, etc., 1 will
send recipe that will cure you, FREE OF
CHARGE. This great remedy was discover
ed by missionary in South America, Send
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! 7. LYMAN, Station d, Nee Yors
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TRANS FERS.

W. h. Soolcy and wife to Frederick
aud Rosa Schumann, part of lot -,
block 81, northwest corner OF Linden
and ~. Martin streets, 30Xl00 feet, for
$1,000.
Louisa Tornsmann ct al al 10 Ennis
Fennly, two lots on the north side OF
Washington street, for $50
Ennis Fennly 10 sam Scheibler,
trustee, TO secure Louisa Tornsmann
ct al in the sum of $265, same as
above.
l.. j. Wiley ct al TO Il. IL. Walker,
~ acres in county for sl644.
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The Shnrfrst Is the Bod.

The Mississippi and Tennessee Rail-
road vii sell round-triptickets TO New
Orleans on Wednesday, 18th March,
at S.. Tickets good fourteen days.
Pullman cars On trains, and berths
can be secured in advance by spply-
ing early. Accommodations hrst-class
TO all. Send in your names at once
For further information and tickets
call on S. L. Finley, Agt., 2S7 Main
street,
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LAW REPORTS.
Circuit Court-PIerc', Judge

Circult COurt-Piere', Judge.
Calendar for to-day: Nos. S60S, b. F.
Laird VS. E. G. Whitaker; j66l9, John
A. Denie VS. I. j. GrahamI S699, Mrs.
Sophie Olsen vs George 6telzer; SG40,
Peter Haggarty vs. @. ]. Hargan & Co.
SG47, P. Twohig We G, G. Chamber
lain ct al; s65S, Wuznski & Co. VS.
Dunavaut d Kelly; 1870, Nancy
Baugh VS. Thomas Forr; S67l, Ander-
son & May vs j. P. Campbell & Co..
sG72, Wigs 4 Co, vs. J. p. Campbell
& Co.. $500. M. M. Robinson We r. M.
Mss IN ct al. S697, S. Hinson VS. Alex,
Stephens; sos, NJ. Z. Conway vs. @.
c. Renkert; S719, the TSxiug District
VS. w. A. Collier; S72S, the Taxing
District VS. w. +. shippey; S74l,
Gideon Westbrook vs Jack Allen
S744, f. Van Horn VS. the Planters
Oil-Mill; 1888, Waters q Coleman VS.
John Warwick; 87G7. J. A. Buckhsm
vs. Wash Lay: S779, Ball & Ray VS.. NJ.
r Cruger; 1888, J. &. Henning We
John Spang,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-03-16

The Collins Excursion TO New Or
leans March 18th promises to be de-
lightful affair, Ii is strictly a FIRST
class excursion, as all the Colins are.
Only IS 90 for the round trip from
Memphis to New Orleans and return.
Tickets for Gale by H. d. Ellis, 81
Madison street.
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CIlean Coal.

For domestic use, delivered anywhere
within the city limits, in lots OF ten
barrels or more. Best clean lump,
SOC; nut, 27lc per barrel. For steam
purposes our usual low prices, either
by cart or carload.
7. i. LEE,
Coal Agent L. and N. X. X. Go.
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Dyelng and CIeanIng.

Ladies' and gents clothes cleaned
or dyed in any color, als) kid gloves,
ostrich feathers and lace curtains by
Louis Reigel, IS jefferson street, Mem.
phis. Tenn. Goods recairad by express.
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The batting order for Fridays game
is the same as Thursdays, with the
exception Of the batteries, which will
be; Nashville, Brynan, p, and Earle,
C. Memphis: O'LeaTy, p, and Kreh-
myer, C. The batteries for Saturday
will be: Nashville, Ware, p., and
McVey, C. Memphis: McElroy, p,
and Colpan. C.
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Baby Buggies.

4 large assortment in new designs
at AMEs, BEATTtE 4 CO.'S
Furniture Store, 1866 Main street.
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ADDITIONAL RIVER NEWS.
WEATHER AND RIVERS.

OFFICE SIGNAL SERVICE, U, S, A., |
MEMPHIS, March 10, pm. I
The following observations are taken
at all stations named at 75o meridian
time, which Is one hour faster than
Memphis time:
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S. 90 to New Orleans and Return

so % to New orleans ana Return
Tickets good for fourteen days re-
turning on the Collins Excursion oil
March 18th. Tickets for sale only by
H. d. Ellis, 81 Madison street, Mem.
phis, Tenn.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-03-16

SHIP your rags, iron, bones and
hides to Gabay. Highest cash price
paid.
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Movements OF ocean Steamers.
QUEENSTOWN, March l5.-Auived
Lord Give, Philadelphia.
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TENNEssEE STATE CERTIFICATE
re oeiFahls iov snv and al dues TO the
STATE. OVERT0N 4 9RQSYENQR.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES G. WILLARD
L can hear Of 90 netting TO his advantage
by co responding with his brother,
NELSON WILLARD,
Prescott, Ontario, Canada,
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4 NLERK-A frst-class clerk, who can sell
" good ON the road OF in the store, and do
Office work for a frst-class hardware house,
Address HARDWARE, Appeal eitlce.
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CITUATI0N-Mr Ann d. Rothroe. chal-
= lenge carpet maker Of the United States,
wants a situation. No objection to leaving
tho citv Annlv Mt this office
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IL ORSE-A safe, reliable family buggy
II hoISe-one well known to the citizens
of Memphis. Apply ~ the liveIy stable Of
+. A. JONES < co.
nNHE OLD HEN ISLAND In sight Of
4 Memphis; 1900 sores, Of which about 300
cleared and very rich land. A bargain can
be secured by application to
G. B. BRYAN 4 co.
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ITO BORROW S1SOO-0n gilt-edee paper,
L for eight months, at not over s per cent.
~ +. W. ROYSTFR & CO.,
278 Main street.
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WANTS.

GoOD, ENERGETIC MEN AND WOMEN.
book, "Field, Fort and Fleet" or the Illus
trated Edition Of "The Household" Is col:
ored Illustrations DETROIT FREE PRESS
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AUCTION SALES.
AdmInistratOr's Sale.

OFYIcK OF PUBLIc ADMINISTRATORS SHELBYl
COUNTY,
MEMPHIS. TESS., March E, 1886. }
NOTICE is hereby given that sill, as
N administrator Of the estate of Patrick
Roper, deceased, sell at public outcry, TO
the hi ; hest bidder, for cash, on
Tuesday, March I6, IsS6.
at 10 O'Clock am, IN front Of A. NJ. Stod-
dard's auction house on Union street. one
HORSE, R0CKAWAY and HARNESS, be-
longing 70 said estate.
JOHN L0AGUE, Public Admir-.
A. NJ. ST0DDARD, AuotioneeL
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gQs ar6bter gSeiuifuf Der 8rlt saIt bis

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Sampten: @ourt, elm Srollinseritod (6Ieii9s
traube), wsl6er burd bic S6ri9in uon eng
LAMB Der Srinseiiin Srisoerite pon Sanuos
per (oer @emablin Sss Baron BapeIs Siam.
miusen) CUR Ie6ensIdnsIi6en NutuieBuns
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baben.
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suunsI inter ser Mse.enae BON @rIiina.

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am II. Iuguit 1855 per6ffentli9en 9erfi.
suns benz Sugenieur Carlos Rapone Die Gr.
laubnib gu ben beSi9Ii3en gorarbsiten srs
tbsilt.
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suerlt ungeregt uno ipdterbin aud bic te6ni.
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rednet, fir Sertisitequus beriel6eu werben
minoeitens A. Sabre, bD4itens 81 Sabre III
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AGerfet Spas uno graf.

Gin Gcr6crIpriidlein. Ser Gerber 9obs
mann gu WorituOt bate ii6 in ben Staat
9eworfen unb 9tng aus, uu1 einem seipiilen
Odn9en einen 9eiratbsantrag su MAIDEN.
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bDrte, mas er woIte, pom Sersen gar iebr
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iebr wOblbabenoer Wann; fte belt es Dor
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es 10 mad alien Telen."
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it9 Oss9alb, auf einmal itanO bsr @srber
auf uitb iaste:
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Sas @elo ba5 tIinst!
Sinaus par er! llnb bas Odm6en bofft
Bis beute auf bas @iebertommen bes @ers
bers - aber pergebIi9.
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8ismarf unh bic Inriierin. g

Uisllarq mo Die Tarrlertii. Sor etnt>
GEN Gussu et5isIt 6irit Sismard, wie Der
8iensr Aug, 3ts." aus 8aris aeidris5sn
wirb, eiHen Brief pon elmer Sariierin, bic
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i9tli9 ober sufGaig ftets unri6tige Suues
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muunsfamiIie. lit rt6t peutg itoIs auf ben
Srief oes 6sinbes i1reS Saierlau6es.
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Gin ettes berIiuer S%ieutmGodeu.

Gin ebtes berliner SienitmGoden.
6rau: vaber Sriebsrite, Ou bait fdon
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sebt): y9sb' gum Ssibsll" &S9in (ibr
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bel sSbnsn blsibsn2"
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Gin @ort an 9(rb otter.

gssuu Ssiu strui ssiitis Ossr torpsrIid auitrsus,ns lit.
psun CT Did hem rauben gsCttsr uuSisSt, obsr an eaS
SdrsibpuIt bonnt, wenn CT ~ssrartis, sub sr sas gsbirn abb
mist unp ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS usruriadt. 10 maslt Gu &C.
IsssutIid elm srQuitsnscS StdrtunssmitieI ~bsSaritu. Sos
tttter's WaseubittereS 1T her Grtit,I ilr Did
IS rsst BITE uadIaiisuesu ardits an, itdrtt ben S6rpsr uni
bstert oas gemitb aui. Is itBt ben SrsauiSmus in
Staus, he idwddsnSsu @irrunseu uussb0rissr Grmis
hung Icssuweresn, pslstbt ben acknowledgement srnsutC
Kraft. rtst bic stber an. wsuu lie untbdtis, mas BET 9srios
uen pom iStueer Ssbsnsweiis itbr oft Der Sau 1T, Ih6rii
ben abseitumpittn 9ppeiit uue ihbrt seiuuee &ube berbei
Seiue Beltaneibetlt limb barmlos une isiue Seslaubiaun,
seu, pelhe In Der germ ertbeilten empisbluu9 Seitens Der
es 1T ihr bic msOisiniiasR Sselrinihs pou arbstrn nun
esrbar ststsHsI. ~,
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glu sic IcSaftion! @ieIsn sSbrer 9eler

mag ss pom gortbeil fem, Elm 10 porsiss
li9es Ssilmittel wie vOr. SoneS' 8eb
glouer Comic" 1T, fennen su lernen. 0ass
islbe wirtt auBerorbentli6 wobltbdtis bel
allen 9ebsrs, Masens unb Niereus8 eidwers
ben unb erpeiit ii9 ais uniibsrtrefli6 Bel
OYipspiia unb allen pom Siebern u. bsl.
bsrribrenbsn S9pa9en. @s lit Elm pOIs
fommsnss Starfemittel, elm @ppstiterreser
4lutreinissr uno elm fi9srwirtsnbss Mittel
bel Gisbsru, Prsia SO Gents.
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&epanGe. Ser: r9lber ~uerebrtsiter
Sduftermeiitsr, pis fommsn sic basu, an
oieien ionit 10 ausseSeidnst gearbsitetsn
Wa6ersS ~tiefeln einen Sti9 aussulaIen, 70
buB i6 slei6 maize SiBe bstommen babe?"
= ySa, bas lit 10. Wetl guer @naben
beim 8esabIen INNER metuen, 8 tdm auf
einsu @rOi9en nidt an, badt | biesmal, g
tdm bait aud auf einen Sti1 ni5t an"
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Mirirmnpfmiit

&irIrugei6iiB. Sn Der &ruppi6en
@nBitabIfabrit in gien 1T bns Speite Ser
BON Oer t6ni9l. italienii6en 9tesisruns III
Iuftrag ge9ebensn &isiengei6ite gun,
SGieBpIut mad Meppeu abseiuubt. 0asiels
beiit cine 40sg entimstsrz Ganoue 6eren &obr
IA Weter lang 1T unb l25 Eonnen pie9t.
Set elmer Suluerlooung uru 500 6ilosr.
i9leubert Der RoloB cine @ranate BON 5000
bis 1000 9iIOsrumm, slei6 20 @entnsr.
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Mnttaleno.

Gin SolSat, Der in einsm Wirtbsbauie
s~erauft bate, wtrb pom Snipeftionss . ffis
Sisr perbOrt. slufseforbert, ben 9srsans
3u eraabIen, besinnt ct:
sd mat NIT einisen Ramsraben i'm
@irtbsbaus. @ir balm infer Bier g.
trunt'u unb bab'n aud s'msrtt, baB neb'n
uns am Gid a Yaar ~itreitsn, balm 9 aber
nit beadt't. @uf einmal bah i'd a 8ati9'n
trie9t; bes Is mir a%ufgefau'n!"
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Gnf ltmueaen. SIM SnieratentbeiIe

anf l1miDeaen. SIN S~nieratentbeiIe Der
RSsliner 2ofaIbldtter ifanb tir;li9 foIssnbe
origineue Gnnouce: rgtur nit Warffiden
ODER sr6Beren MsindiOrten 1T es seitattet,
bic 6enfteri beiben IN meiner 2adir : @erts
itatt e%iu3umerfen. User nit minberpsrtbis
gen obsr gar wertbloieu @saenitdnbsn biss
ielben einuirft, wirO obue 8ifii9t sur Sss
i~trafung ge3ogen. s. 6. @rdusr'~ = Sb
Die annOnce pObI ibren 3wsd erfiat but? 2
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Ggcr's abfibreuSe gillen eisueu ii6

<pltp uoIAVtlHpS FiulH sH"'" ivy
fir ieoes Glitter. 9a iie i~iber3ufert iinb,
10 1T es lei9t ie einsunebmen, unb obpobl
bic 8irtuns selinO unb ni6t bei9psrIi9
1T, 10 lit iie bod sriinbli6 unS einsrsifenb.
ausse5ei@nete aer;te, beruorrasen0e @eiit:
li6e uno piele ~rnierer auseiebenitsn Sir:
ger baben fir bic @irtiamtsit Ssrislbsr bel
alien Srantbeiten bes Mussns uno ber
@ebdrme 3eusniB abselest.