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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-01-29
THE ABYSSINIA SUICIDE.
Lieut.. Turner's Remains Embalmed and
Shipped to Washington CITY.

VANCOUVER, B. c., Jan. 2s.-[Special. l.
The remains of Lieutenant 4. P. Turner,
who committed suicide on the Abyssinia
during her last trip to this port, and was
buried in this city last Saturday under the
directions of United States Consul jaw
Ewing, were shipped to Washington City
today according TO instructions received
from Secretary Blaine yesterday.
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Mckinley Biz Doesn't Hurt italy.

ROME, Jan. VS. Signor Grimaldi pre-
scented the annual financial statement 70
the chamber of deputies today. II shows
deficit for 1851 OF IN 0oo, 900 francs. Deficits
Of 100000 francs yearly are expected
during the next three years. Increased
duties are proposed on oil seeds and min
eral oil. a. we'll as various economies.
chiefly in the military and public works
budgets. The Mckinley law, he stated,
has had no damaging effect upon Italy.
Commercial understanding with France IS
hppef} for
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SO
SAY
DOZENS.

genuine outbursts of grateful hearts.
Here Is what one OF your neighbors
has to say: Il want you to publish
my testimonial for Moores Revealed
Remedy. 1t has been a grand thing
for me, for it has cured me of head
aches from which | have suffered
whenever | became chilled, for the
last fifteen years. | have suffered
perfect torture for twenty-four hours
at a time, sometimes retching for
three hours without any rest, and I'M
able to get help from any OF the num-
berleSs remedies tried. Now | am
free from this suffering, for at the first
symptom of one of these attacks l
take a good dose of 'Moore's Re
vealed' and that is the end of it. II
has also cured me of constipation.
My husband SAYS it has saved his
life and he wouldn't be without it.
We are both so happy over it we can
not say enough in its favor, and ad-
wise all our friends to use il.
MRS. JAMES GLEASON,
Corner Twelfth and Jackson streets,
Seattle.
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Live Stock Prizes at the world. Fair

CHICAGO. Jan. 2s.-The executive COM
mittee of the Worlds fair directory today
listened TO the plea of the representatives of
the National Live Stock Association, advo-
eating 100000 in cash prizes for the live
stock exhibit. 1t was decided BY the di-
rectors that liberal sum should be set
aside for the purpose and the subject was
made special order for the next meeting.
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WASHINGTON CRY, Jan. 2S.-ISpeeial. -
Herman l.. Chase, of Tacoma, Was today
appointed by Comptroller Lacey 10 be re-
sewer OF the Spokane National bank. Of
Spokane. Mr.. Lacey was urged strongly
% appoint a resident of Spokane, but re-
fused to do So, as tho rule in such cases is
that the receiver shall not live in the civ
where the bank is located.
AFCnlsoN. Kan. Jan. aS.-The State
National bank Of this city closed its doors
Ibis morning. and will 80 into voluntary
liquidation. The hank has a capital stock
1f $50 Nga
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for state officers. The committee states
that it is unable to determine whether any
person was legally chosen to fill any of the
state offices except comptroller, TO which
Office the returns indicate that Nicholas
Straus, DEM, was elected. The House
concurred in the report
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THE SOCIALISTS AND cooUELrN.
Red Flag Riots May Drive the Great
Actor From France.

PARIS, Jan. 2s.-It was reported today
that the members of the company of the
Theater Franchise have in body rendered
their resignation. This action, ii is said,
is in consequence of the withdrawal of
Sardou's play, "Thermidor," following the
socialistic riots. II is also said that should
the determination TO suppress the play
prove final, Coquelin will leave France for
a long tour of other countries.
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He Proved That the Girl Was Right.

KANSAS CITY.Jan. 2s.-Charles Goble, an
iron worker, shot and MORALLY wounded
Anna Luther, who had rejected his suit,
and then committed suicide
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on account of q deficiency IN the fund for the
support of the y. G. w. referred.
g. b. No. 80, by Kinnear -Ceding the !unlsulcss
fion OF the state TO the government OF iabu
needed for improvements OF rivers and hsrDorsi
referred.
mum rate Of freight on railways IN 'ne s'ass'
s. B. No. g., by Understanding the laws for
the sale OF property: referred-
s. b. No 81. by Hyde--lroyIding the manner
OF commencing civil actions: referred -
s. b. No. 81, by Hyde To amend section 80,
chapter u, OF the code; referred $500.
an appropriation for the survey and selecting OF
lands granted TO the state; referred
5. b. No. 60. by est-Authorizlng ana en-
powering county commissioners TO sell and con
ycy properties belonging 10 the respective
parties; referred
THIRD sgApISG OF BILLS.
sB. No =. By Kinnear- Declaring eight hours
. legal working day on all work done BY and Tor
the state or any municipality therein. passed,
with an amendment adding "or for any corpora
tion, firm or individual by a sote OF Is 70 TO-
s b. No Is, by Dyer-Providing fees Tor the
clerk OF the supreme court, with an emergency
:. +. No. :, by Kinnesr-Dcclarins Labor day
q legal holiday, and declaring an emergency;
passed, all the members voting In the afiirna-
ii. 3. No. q, a substitute for H. B. No. 2l-Re-
lating to prosecuting attorneys passed.
:. b. No. 81, by Wilson-Relsting 10 MARKS ana
brands on cattle; passed.
s b. No. - providing for the distribution
among the members of the Legislature OF the
code of 1891 and the session laws OF lSe9U;
passed, with slight amendment
= b. No. "a, q substitute Tor = r. NO. illegal
izing the Incorporation OF municipal corpora
tions OF the fourth class, and declaring an en-
ergency passed.
s. y. No 40, by Dycr-Proyiding for the pay
mcnt OF certain expenses Of judges OF the SUI
premc court. superior court and the attorney
general of the state, and declaring an emery
ency: ordered cngr0ssed-
s. B. No. s., providing for the publication,
distribution and sale of the supreme court re-
ports of the state $. Il. No. ~ Negotiating the
fees of county clerks for duties as ex-oiiicio
clerks of the superior court, aud :. H. No. -,
permitting poor persons TO sue in the courts OF
The state without paying costs in advance, had
already been passed, aud were brought up again
for emergency clauses. The first two bills were
successful. but the emergency clause was de-
featcd in the third. Adjourned.
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Nebraska Refuses to Insult Ingalls,.

LINCOLN, Neb., Jan. 2s.-In the Senate
today resolution was adopted favoring
the election of United States senators by
popular vote. 4 resolution congratulating
Kansas on the defeat of Ingalls, was lost.
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British Interests In Chile.

LoNpox. Jan. 2S.-In the commons today
Duncan, NJ. T., Tor Barrow-in Furness.
after saying the evidences of discomfort
with the apathetic policy of the govern
ment in regard TO the protection of British
interests IN Chile We're most marked. gave
notice 81 ms intention to interpeIlate the
government on she subject.
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H'ETFegn, Coma. Jan. 2s.-The House
THIS morning received the report of the
committee appointed 10 canvass the vote
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snrrrr az rnrt AnreIns.

WASHINGTON CRY, Jan. - Especial. =
representative Wilson today introduced n
aill approprlaiing 5000 for the survey of
Fort Angeles, Wash.
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WAsHINGroS CTrS, Jan, 2S.-ISpecial =
W. Fowler has been appointed postmaster
u Friday harbor. Wash, vice ]. Sweeney.
rDrliNNntI
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The Boring Sea Argument.

WASHINGTON CRY, Jan. 2s.-Joseph
Choate today concluded the argument be-
gun by him yesterday before the supreme
court i'll behalf of the petitioners in the
Bering sea case.
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The assembly dispersed with Wild cheers.
Railroad Attorney villas Elected Senator,

MADISON, Wis, Jan. 2S.-Colonel Villas
was formally elected by the joint eonven-
ton of the legislature today 10 succeed
United States Senator Spooner.
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Illinois Deadlock unhrok.u.


CHICAGO, Jan. 2S-The deadlock over
the election Of United States senator is
stlll unhrokefl.
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SALEN, Jan. 2s.-The upper branch of
the legislature today passed the Australian
ballot law.
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PIEEGg, ). H., Jan. 2S-One ballot was
taken for United States senator today with
no material change, excepting the loss OF
hye votes by Moody.
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:. fske i seiaEs breakfast Dr. Henley Eng
lSh Dsndellon ionic.
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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-04-07
Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE AT EUREKA, NEVADA
JaGuary 90 1891.

LAND OFFICE AT EUREKA, NEVADA,(
Janunry 20, 1891.
NJ Office IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIE
IN following-namcd settler has fled notice
OF his intention to make final proof in sup
port of his claim, and that said proof will be
made before the District Court of the State
Of Nevada, in aud for Elko County, Nevada,
at Elko, Nevada, on Wednesday, April 1, 1891,
viz: Charles Toyn, II. +. No. 81 for Lot OF
Seed. Lot Of Sec !, TIP 2S N, X So T.. and f "a
of Sc 4. Sec 85 TIP ~ N, r &c e, MDM.
He names the following witnesses TO prove
his continuous residence upon, ard culiiva.
ton of, said land, viz:
4. q. Dawley, Of Elko, Nevada. . .
y. w. 81 own, Of EIko. Nevada,
=. Guldsger, Of Elko Nevada.
J. J.HiIylton,E 70. Elko IN ,vo6a.
J..T. UNTJE.
Register.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-04-07

This question is a "pert" one, but
we mean it. Will you sacrifice few
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will you allow your blood to become
tainted, and your system rundown,
until, finally, you are laid away in the
grave? Better be in time, aud '"hold
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Scalp Diseases, Ulcers, Sores, Swell
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powerfully tonic ms we'll rs altera-
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hence it strengthens the system and
restores vitality, thereby dispclling
all those languid, " tired feelings"
experienced by the debilitated. Es-
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In curing letter, Salt-rheum, Ecze-
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BILLS OF FARE,YCIRCULARs
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-10-12
Gin neuer 6erihts
Cc0fnune oes Sunoes= Expectations
9ert9ts.

0as neu gegrinbete 8un6ess Nppenas
ttonsgert6t fir ben z. @erl6tsotltrttt
nuroe 9ounerftaa bier unter 8eobahtung
altbergcbra0ter @eremonten er0ffnet.
Sn benz i'm 8unoeseebdube 9ele9enen
@ert6tsiaal batten it6 etDa 100 9te6tsanc
tpGlte %perlamn1elt, uno our feItgelebtet
Stunoe betraten Die bret Gt6ter, Sberrt6ter
6arlal1, BrGiioent bes neuen @eridtSbofeS,
Buloesyt0ter @reibam uno Bunoesri6ter
8loogett in l1ipar3em Salar 9etletoet, ben
9taEllt, eeLettet Don Dem @ert6tsmarl6au
Sol. @Inlan.
ollie Nnpelenben erboben 1i6 un6 BET
@ert6ts0iener George 9luen iteate ben @e>
rl1tsbof Dor nit ben Worten: vOie @brens
pertben 0titbter bes 8unbes= &reisz Qppelas
tionsQeri6t fir ben Z. @eri6tsoftrtft. Die
gtihter unb ale Nnmeienoen lieBen ft6
oann auf tbre HlGbe nteber uno Der @es
rt6tsoiener erflGrte, oaB Die Barteien NUM-
ntebr i9re Sa6en Dor ben @ert6tSbof brtn<
qen f0nnten. Seine Geoe e1Dete nit ben
l8orten v@ott erbalte Die Ser. Staten
uno bieies bobe @eri6t."
Sberri9ter 6arlat Derfinotgte, 6aB ale
GedtSantpGlte, tDelde CUR Yrarts i'm &retsz
uno Supertorgert6t 3ugelalen iino. aud in
benz OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 3ur Sbdtt9fett be-
re6tigt limb. Sen antpeienben &e6tsauz
tpGlten purbe bann Der @io abgenommen.
gta6 8eenbtgung Der ceremonielen
Standardization, nuroen oann bonn @eridtss
6iener nlebrere 6Gue %aufgerufen. Inter
bielen befano ii6 and etne &la9e bet l1nior
Stod 0arbs aegeil bic Union 9auo & @attle
So. IS ereiQnete it6 nun, oaB Der Nns
malt Der perflasten Bartei Die Nbpeilung
Der &la9e beautraate aus benz @runoe, baB
Der neue @eri1tsbof feline @ertdtsbartett
in Der Sadie beiiBt. Sci benz flaiiil9en
9lrgumel1t Dermohten Die attpelertoe1 Nns
tpqlte cine aepiiie 5eiterfeit faun gu unter>
oriiGen. 9te Gutideioung ilber ben Glnz
uano tptro ipGter ab9egeben tueroen.
Der neue @erihtsbof puroe gegritnoet,
UNI Dem Oberaeri6t etnen She'll Der Nrbett
ab5unebnten, u1b cine ibnelere @rleotgung
Der 8roselie 5u errei6en. 9te Gi6ter mers
ben bic einaelnen Sale priifen uno
Die uebereinitilnmunq 3weier genlgt gu elmer
Gntlbeibung. 9te 8unbesri6ter @relDam
uno BloDgett tperoen g%etrennt BON benz
9[ppeQationSqeri6t ebenfaas nod gu geri6t
itBen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-10-12

bebntem WaBe pertreten iein. @tnem 8lan
aufoloe ioQ eiue Nn3abl SGnserinnen mad
Gbicago gebra6t nerocn. Nu6 Die 1apas
nell6e &ohfunit lol auf Der Nuslteuung
pertreten iein. GS lit tsrner Die Nnle9ung
zines groBen japaneitihen @artens %geplant.
Der Die meiiter, III Sapart el9enthlmlt6en
Stauoen u1o @etpd6le entbalten uno ben
geIudsrn Elm umfaiienoes 8ilo Der iopanes
itihen @Qrterbautunit bieten ioQ. 6ublhe
WGo6en uerben pertreten leil, Die fir etne
!&leiniqfeit bic T46er Il. /. ~. Der 8elu6er
nit Otatereien peraieren. 9ur6 0nfer>
tigung fiiuitli6er 8lumen, &orbhe6ten
ullo lonlttge Sertigfsiten, in oenen Die lapas
nelen betanntermaBeu lett llnoentltben
3eiten Wteiiter 0eipeien Iinb, lpu ben 8ez
lu6ern @elegenbett ge9eben meroen, it'd
bon ben porSilgli6en %2eiitungen Der Sapas
neien in Dielen SnouitrteaiDetgen our6 ben
Nugenidetn III ltber5eugen.
Sioamerifa.
, 9as Stoatsoepartement lit @aibington
lit Bon Der ameritanilhen @elanbtz
iaaft in Gina in Geru bena6z
ri6tigt porben, oaB bic Na6ri6t BON Der
@rmoroun9 bon bier ameritanif6en Serg1
Ieuten BET Gaiamarquila in Beru ungenau
mar. 2batla6e iii, Dab Dieielben Dni eSnz
btanern %angegriffen uno bag @iner bon
i1nen perpunoet moroen mar. 9te an0ern
Orei entfamen nnter @inbiiBung tbrer 9ez
lamnten 0abieligteiten. Ser 8erwunoete
tpurbe ipGter na6 GajamardutlIa 9ebra6t.
Oie peruanii6e 9tegieruna bat Die @eianbtz
i6aft bena0ri6tigt, Dab iie cine 9runoli6e
unteriu6ung oeS Gerbre6ens anorbnen
peroe. = 2ebte Na6t fanben in
0tto be Saneiro ernftlt6e Gubeit0s
runeen ftatt. 0ieleIben entitanoen i'm
italieiilheu Sbeater aus anfaE9s unbes
fainter uriahe uno perbreiteten ftp balo
na6 ben bena6barten StraBen. 9te BDz
Ii3ei perbaftete mebrere Der Eubeit0rer. oa
2ebtere ieoo6 in Der lleber3abl iparen,
murbe Gapallerie requirtrt, melde ben
9oIfs6aufen bur6 pieoerbo[te @neriffe
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 9ns Die StraBen ge>
iGubert unb bic Sronung tpieber bergeiteat
mar, seiste eS ii6. Dab etne Nn5abI Bers
lonen get0btet uno DertDunoet tporz
ben tparen. Ser @elunobetts3uz
itano Des 8rdiibenten bon 8raiilien,
ga 6onleca, mar in lebter 3eit ni6t gus
friebeuiteaenb. 6eute beftnbet ct ith better,
obpobL mod duBerit i6Da6. IS fino
i6on aGerlei Sntri9uen inn Berfe betreffs
zines 9taAfplgers oes Yrdltoenten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-10-12
German
Syrup"

MartinsbiIe, 81. s., Metbu6it Barioa
mage. rOtetne 8efannti6aft nit Sbrem
6eilmittel, 8oi6ee's 0euti6cr SDrup,
battrt nmgefdbr Dier3ebn Sabre 3uriid, no
i'd mir cine @rfdItung 3ugeSpeeu bate,
melGe in 9eiierfeit unb 6ulten ausartete
uno mid fir mebrere Sonntoge unfGbig
ma6te, meine 9flidten aLs greoiger 3u
erfiQer. gta6bem i6 einen 9trSt coniuLtirt
bate, obne 2inoerung au erlan9en i'd fam
tebt nt6t mebr iagen, tpelhes Wttttel er mir
Deri6rieb-ia6 i6 cine Qn;etse bon ibrem
6etllnittel unb faufte cine Slai6e. SD err
Ian9te bur6 basielbe cine 10 ldneQe unb
p%ermanente 6iilfe, DAB treun INNER mir
iebt in %unierer SamiIie 6alsz ooer Quftr0bz
ens8el6werben batten, 8olhee's 9eutider
SDrup unler beIiebtelte Oiittel mar, unb
INNER nit Dem beiten @rfol9. SD 30gere
ME meine @rfabrune our6 ieinen @ebrau6
Nnoerr mit5utbeilen, tpenn INNER i6 finbe,
oaB ie nit dbnliden SeidmeroeE be1aftet
itno. 9teD. Us. s. sag
9drtb, BON ber Nctparf, Sin ftd)creS
Seem Serieb, SO. S. @onfes
renee, %. Nprtl 80. 3ettmitteI.
o. o. Green, oGleinioer 9abrifart,
@ooSburp, Ss. 6.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-10-12

Ofonument i6ien gu Dem 2asers unb Ser
ialnmlungsplab elmer 8OIferpan6eruna
erforen gu le;n. @s lit ft6er ni6t All bod
gegriffen, tpeltn Die !3abl Der MfenIden, Die
geitern I'M 2incoln 45arf perlammelt ipar.
auf 200, 900 angegeben tpir0. 0en1nad
muB Die augemetne 8etbeilisung an bet
Seier Die anfGn9li6 angegebene 3abl bon
$500 nod tpeit iiberftei9en.
2[uf ben StraBen Der Norbleita 6errihte
bis 1T ben lpGten Nbeno baS bi6tefte @ez
pi9l. Stunoenlang tpG6rte Der bidte
Strom ber 6etmsiebenben auf allen Straz
Sen uaD Der &abelbabnDerte6r mar altf
IGngere 3eit unterbrDd)en. Mls en6lih
eintge 8a9en abgelaiien merben fonnten,
iDQrel1 in ie0em ein3elnen uno auf ben
Grittbrettern 70-100 Berlonen ME Die
6Gringe SuiammengepreBt.
@be mir ben Gert6t iiber bielen groBen
Sag l6lteBen, Jet 3Deter Wetlitdrt0rperz
ihaften nt6t Dergeiien, oeren Ibaten nit
benz 2eben oes @eneral @rant emo per=
ftiipft it10. @5 lit Der 8erei1 Der Sens
uellee>Nrmee un0 Die nod Iebenoen Wfit>
glieoer bsS Fl. Grant Ge9iments. Ner
0iele greiien &rieger, Die BON allen Tbeilen
be5 2Gnoes au Der Teter %bcrbeigeSogen
lDaren, lob, Der fonnte it6 elmer tteferen
inneren Jtu6rung ni6t pertpebren. Sc
ftno ni6t ale Grants. a6er ole baben ihr
Geben gu unierm Wo6l auf Dem &f5
plate pretsgegeben, uno nit einem ebrerz
bietlgen @ruB oil DieIe tpettererprobten
8eteranen idtleBen mir uniern 8eri6t iiber
Die OenfpirOt8e Teier Der @ntbluunQ bes
9teiterltanO5lIces bon Sen. uIpieS g.
Grant.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-10-12
Gin Opfer 6es Branoes.

@inen erauitgen NunD mu6te Wontag
NaAmittag bas 9teuitmGo6en Wftnrtte
Start beim @egrdumen oes BON oem
8ranbe berrIbrenoen S6uttes in Dem @ez
b6uoe SEQ. 1913 0. Carbohydrates.
Sn einem Der aus9ebrannten 3tnll1er Lag
bic balb perfoblte 2eicbe zines iungen Wan>
mes, pelhe als Die neberrelte oeS in benz
Gommiiiionsz @eiddft BON S. 6etnae &
So. angeiteQt ~astpeiene g. 9. Miples err
fannt nuroe. 9a Die 9eide nabe Der 5blre
Lag, miro 0nsenOmmen, oab Ws9les fid gu
retten periu6t babe, bod, Dom Gau3 iberz
naltiet, beiinnunsslos gu 8ooen g~efaIen
lei. Die 8iiBe unO 8eine bes llmsefoms
menen tparert politdnbig uerbrannt, pdbs
reno Der Ibriae She'll bes v8orpers aler1ll1
uItoeriebrt %gefunben nnroe.
Sn Der Salhe bes Toeten fanb man
8riefc, Die erfennen ~laiien, baB Wfples aus
Misconiin fam, unb Die ergaben, baB ct IN
&ir3e ieinen Gltern einen 8eiu9 abitatter
tp0lte.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-10-12

@arnm an 0dmorrboiben Ieiben, lpenn
eir 10 et1tIa9es, perniinttiges Otittel wie
NnofeftS III DeiHem Seret6e lit. @ergeube
tetne,3eit nit @inreibun9ell, 8oi9mitteln
unO nubloien @e9ejntmitteln, unD lebe bid
niOt Der @efobr aus, Oeinen SAT- bur9 eez
fGDrli6e @~ttlpribungen Don 2eBmittelit III
Deri6limmerll. Wton beOenfc, baB @ebeir1z
mlttel mir oltf tllr5e 3ett %lt1oeru, unO OaB
ei1t 2eber9ei6witr ptel l6limner lit ais 9Gz
morrboIOen: @nafefis 6asegen bat Die 45rObe
anS 1 5ipSSl ppf3 aersPen e a1ler g@i3le Dfi e@nfeh.
len. Yroben Deroen frei Don Is. Neu1tQoter
q So, 8Or 2416, 9telp Norf, perlanDt.