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The sun., 1893-10-05
A Chancs for As.l.a.nl. and Dcpu,Is.

Col. George B. Mcclellan. who may be the
Democratic nominee for Secretary OF State.
was acting Mayor yesterday. He had no off,
cial act to perform. To-day he will 90 to Sar-
atoga; and Alderman Noonan who is the Vice
President o., tho Board Of Aldermen. will be
the City Hall all day Yesterday Retting points.
Deputy Comm ssioner Holohan Is acting Com
missioner OF Public Works. Superintendent
Roberts Is acting Commissioner OF the Street
Cleaning Department.
The sun., 1893-10-05
AsI,antee- on tho wnrpath.

LONDON. Oct. A despatch from Accra, on
the Gold Coast. West Africa. says that tho
Ashantees have been successful In an engage-
ment with the Coranza tribe north OF Quar-.
hoo. and now threaten the British protectorate
on Sunday to oppose them. All Of the ayala.
ble forces will follow the advance guard as
soon as TRANSPORTATION can be obtained.
The sun., 1893-10-05
Tornado In Georxia,

ATLANTA. Oct A tornado struck the little
town OF Hogan, Ga. yesterday afternoon kill
ing boy and injuring seven others. Hogan
is in Tattnal county lny-nve miles from
Savannah. Nine houses were demolished
George Barnett a lad. was killed In the wreck
OF his fathers house. Bales Of cotton were
blown POO yards The storm was preceded for
five minutes by a rumbling sound. The tor
nado's track was only two niles long
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Emperor william aud Isismarek.

BERLIN. Oct 4.-The Kreuz Zeit,rn0 to-day
publishes the often REFEREED to order sent by
Emperor William to Dr. Schweninger This
order WAS dated April 2l, 1890. and says:
Not only the German patton but all the ma
tions OF the civilized world have the deepest
interest in Prince Bismarck's welfare. l per.
sonally heartily desire to see him. with Gods
help. long preserved. wish you therefore to
continue to. attend him as his physician /
look forward to your reports from time to time"
The sun., 1893-10-05
Democrats EHdorsw IA Popuiist Candidate for
state senator,

CORNING. Oct. 4-The Democrats OF the
Thirty second Senate district have endorsed
the Populist nominee for Senator. Urban Pres
colt OF CattarauGus. The Independents who
sent tho Rev. Mr.. Edwards to the Senate two
years ago. held a convention ut jamestown
Ms a candidate for State Senator Mr.. Sessions
is son of the Hon. w. l.. Sessions. A meeting
will be held In jamestown on Monday next
when he will be endorsed by the Populists
Democrats. and ProhiDitionists.
The sun., 1893-10-05
THE DOOMED ANARCHIST.

Paiias VIII BE shot To-day or Tomorrow
at barcelona.
BARCELONA. Oct. 4.-Pallas. the Anarchist
who tried to kill Gen. Martinez de Campos. will
he shot either tomorrow or Friday. The con-
demned man declares that he has no fear Of
death. and his manner and conversation show
that he Is telling the truth.
Five Anarchists were arrested yesterday,
prisoners declares his devotion to anarchism
and says he regrets his arrest not because 1t
deprives him OF liberty. but for the rea son that
It prevents him from carrying out his inten-
ton to blow up the mansion OF Marquis de-
Comillas.
The sun., 1893-10-05
Mr.. Hanan Has an Association. Ton.

While the anti-snnppers and the Republi-
cans have been engaged in wild search for a
candidate for Commissioner OF Street prove
ments in the annexed district. Louis +. Hafran
has been carrying on quiet campaign. with
the result that he has got together all the in :
and formed them into big association. The
as;TSocation ass vii not Join Iammany Hall. but it
last and all the time. Tho association mum,
bers about 900 members
The sun., 1893-10-05
VAR WITH THE MATABELES,
The british VIII Take tho Offensive to
Check the Advance of the Enemy.

Check the Advance OF the Enemy.
CAPE Town. Oct 4.-Advices received here
from Fort Victoria. one OF the stations OF the
British South African Company In Mashona-
land. show that the Matabele regiments OF
King Lobengula are advancing toward the
fort. with the apparent intention OF attacking
the place.
DR.. Jameson. the company's administrator
In Mashonaland. has resolved to assume the
offensive. with view to checking the advance
of the Matabeles 4 strong force is about to
and it viii endeavor to drive the Matabeies
out of Mashonaland. The Matabeles are said
to be eager for war with the Europeans. and
unless King Lobengula is able TO check the
war feeling among the young warriors an en-
.gagement Is more than likely to occur.
The sun., 1893-10-05
Prince Bismarck Better.

BERLIN Oct. 4.-Dr. Chrysander. tho physi-
clan attending Prince Bismarck in the absence
OF DR.. SchweninRer. teleGraphs from Kissin-
gen that the alarming statements regarding
Prince Bismarck are quito unfounded. and
that the Princes condition is apprectably
better
Attendants say that tho Prince feels strong
enough to travel. and that he may leave Kis-
singer at any m moment, but that it Is impossi-
Bile us yot to fix q time Tor his departure.
The sun., 1893-10-05
Two Merry Little Mountain Maid. Now

Amelia Someryille. the merry little noun
tain maid" of" "Adonis." has Just closed In this
city nm engagement to sing lullaby songs in Il
very charming domestic drama In which she
and her husband. Mr.. Fred tunnels, have an
equal interest. 1t Is a daughter, and weighed
ten pounds at birth.
The sun., 1893-10-05
THE MANCuEsTER SHIP CaY4L.
The City VIII Set Up In business as Son.

The city VIII Set Up In business as n Son.
port on Jnu. 1.
MANCHESTER. Oct 4.-The Chairman OF the
Works Committee Of the Manchester ship
canal announced to the City Council to-day
that the canal would DO ready to be opened to
traffic on Jan. l. When the canal is opened
for Its entire length-a part is now opened
Manchester will becomo port OF entry. and
viii. It Is expected, become strong riyal OF
steamers win then be able to land thoir cargoes
close to the mills and thus railway freights
and the expenses OF handling will be saved to
the conBigncos.
The sun., 1893-10-05
Nominated for Promotion AMER Hi. Death.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 4.-Among the nomina-
tions sent to the Senate to-day by tho Presl-
dent was that OF Lieut. Commander William
". Rhoades OF tho navy to he o COMMANDER
On Tuesday last the Navy Department was adj
vised Of the death OF that officer. which oc-
CURED In Now York on Monday.
The nomination was made out recently. and
Of naval nominations ready to be sent to the
Senate, and the fact OF his death was not dis
covered
The sun., 1893-10-05
I7s nalIot. w,,hout Cbo,e..

SCHENECTADY. Oct 4.-The Twentieth Dis
triet Republican Senatorial Convention, in ses-
sion In this city, after taking l78 ballots with
i. III. on Tuesday next
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Mr. Van Alien In Town.

Mr. James ]. Van Allen OF Newport. Mr.,
Cleveland's nominee for United States Am
bassador to Italy came to this city yesterday
and 10 at the Knickerbocker Club.
The sun., 1893-10-05
Nominated for the Assembly.

Second Ulster Dlstrict-Walstein Childs Of
ShawanRunk. Democrat.
Second Monroe District - James NJ. T.
O'Grady, Republican.
The sun., 1893-10-05
Excursions to WORLDS Fair, Via Washing on
and the h. and %. IL. E.

Special train of yeEtibue coaches will leave Jersey
Central station foot OF LibsIty 81. New York $3.50 4
y. NJ next day: SIT round trip; good ten days. Ticket
otiees. l72. AIS, and !. lto Broadway. --Ads
The sun., 1893-10-05

tive as a strength.restorer and flesh maker
Liver OIL and all it's disguised compounds
can't compare with 1t. 3,
They build up fat, not healthy Fssh.
Practically, you can get the " Discovery"
lin purifying the blood, and building up the
flesh and streugth-if it ever fails to benefit
or cure, you have your money back
On these terms, Is any substitute that may
pay dealer better to urge and sell, likely to
Nothing else at any price, is +saIly ~
ehsQp. You pay only Tor the good you Eek
The sun., 1893-10-05
ArErntinn's Troubles,

BuENos AyREs Oct. 4.-The ronclad Los
Andes. which was recapturei from the rebels
of Rosario few days ago. was towed back to
ation tGIs city to-day in badly battered con-
Tho trial OF the political prisoners will omen
Immediately. The strooIA in RoSari 10 are searcl-
ing houses Tor arms. The National Guards to
the number OF %. .OOOmen have been mobilized
The sun., 1893-10-05

Before breakfast Bromo- -seltzsr
Acts as y braees-trial bottle 10 etA-Ads.
The sun., 1893-10-05
The Testimonials

Hoods Pills act easily yet effectively.
The sun., 1893-10-05

IO PUT ON
needed flesh, no matter how
you've lost 1t, take Doctor
Pterce's Golden Medical
Discovery. 1t works won.
ders. BY restoring the
normal action of the de-
ranged organs and funo.
tions, it builds the flesh up
to n safe and healthy stand.
ard-promptly, pleasantly,
and naturally. Tho weak,
emaciated, thin, pale and
puny arc made strong,
plump, round, rosy. and
rOhust- Nothing a0 affec-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-29
THE RUSSIAN TREATY.

Presldent Cleveland has been In
receipt Of the Russian treaty for some
time aud II only awaits his official
proclamation to 70 into ell oct, hs wing
been duly ratified by the Senate In
executive session. There Ia q deep.
seated and growing opposition to the
Issuance Of the proclamation, and the
Presidents delay shows that II Is not
such convention Ms 1t In safe to adopt
hastily. Numerous public meetings
have been hell Ia opposition, In one OF
which In Chicago recently tho new
mayor, Garter IL. Harrison, took part.
1t appears that by the terms OF the
treaty the forgery OF public docu-
ment Ia made an extraditable olIense
and placed on the same criminal level
No the assassination, or attempted
assassination, OF the head Of the
government. The opponents OF tho
treaty contend that under this clause
the refugee who forgcs passport, with.
out which II Ia next to impossible to
leave Russia. must be- returned by us
II he escapes hither, when, under the
autocrstic system OF the car, he will
be tried without any OF the constitu.
tional and legal safeguards which pro.
teot the rights OF the accused under
our government. II this Is 30 tn,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-29
A DESPERATE CASE.

There IL u certain class of men whose
dispJeilion 10 be mean cautes them at
times TO give vent to their venom
through the medium OF newspaper,
knowing thai thereby what they say
viii Gnd much larger audience than
II they cotteuted thtmselycs with the
wori.of'mouth process. The Incentive
10 different in different cases, but the
disposition spoken of being In stocs,
the uttcrAncss referred TO are generally
very much alike. Intolerance, sslf.
ishnrss, u spirit OF contention, revenge
for real or iancied inluries, cupidity
and that exotic which blooms only
amid the worst AMI m )st peculiar 90
ditions OF life AMI winch has been
aplly but indignantly cl1silhed as
general cuSsednoss" or more
Of these and some,imes all of them
constitute tho metaphorioil spring
board 10y which such people vault Int
The Held OF letters.
Sometimes y small circumstance be-.
Ing shown or admitted, is made to do
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-29
A SILLY STORY.

A morning contemporary announces
that Judge o. w. Powers twas greatly
disappointed, rs he saw he had missed
agreat opportunity to distinguish him.
self" In the debate ON statehood
In the Trans.Misslsslppi Congress at
Ogden. That Mr.. Powers SHOULD be
lost in wonder at tho ability OF the con-
gress TO getalong without him would be
quite IN keeping with his usual OPT nion
Of himself; AMI that he should feel dls.
appointed Mt losing chance to dis.
tinguish himself Is quite supsiiluous
as piece OF information.
But all this does not prepare us 10
accept the sudicrous rumur, gravely
announced as fact by the same
ootemporary, that u statehood debate
between Hon. Thomas NJ. Patterson OF
Colorado and the disappointed ami un-
distinguished Powers had been
agreed TO between the two, anu
would be held in this city some
time prior TO August /. II he isn't
insulted al the s,ogy, NJ. Patterson
will surely be amused at 1t; because he
viii nave TO emile ut the Innocence OF
newspaper scrlbes aud others who
think he has nothing to do hut to 40
gslloping around tbs country giving
obscure persons representing de.
feated causes u chance 10 air
themselves aui obtain a quasi.
dignity for their cause At his expense
nd on tho strength OF his name
Mr.. Patterson was one If those who
within the week pumme!ed all lie
and shape and substance oIt OF the
anti-statchood scarecrow and polished
OIL Its champions to tho queen.
taste. How absurd to expect him
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-29
THE INTERNAL REGIONS.

Nearly forty years ago, In the
autumn Of 1854 TO speak with more
exsctpess, u gentleman nov n resident
Of tlis city AMI Mt present aud for
many years past an esteemed friend OF
tho DESERT NEWS, found himself,
like many others before and since that
time, ploiding his way YEARLY along
the long road between the Missouri
river and the val cys OF the mountains.
OF all that thousand miles and more OF
travel, there was little that he did not
cover stcp by step a. he walked along
eide the wagon trim. We need not
mention the monotony ofthe trip--with
one DAY like another aud one
week OF toll being hut the
counterpart OF the one which
preceded and the one which followed
n; the experience need not be recalled
TO those who passed through It. and
none others could appreciate II from
any description we eau here give.
One hazy afternoon ia late Indian
summer our friend saw huttesing by
the roadside fragment Of newspaper.
With the real starving svidity that nh
educated man In time Of scarcity ruahes
upon even scrap OF mental food, he
picked up btterei copy Of the DIS
BRET NEWS. Line by line no read
and re.read II; It had possibly been
thrown out ola mail pouch months be.
fore, perhaps by Indians--or possib y
had been brought eastward by u valley
passenger and thrown out upon the
prairie. At any rate there II
was, and II was swester TO our friend
than any morsel he had received siuct
his toilsome journey began. On
Its frat page he read an account ol
Jonathan wiIder's narrative OF his
visit to tho internal regions Of this
earth that we inhabit, and on nm inside
page were some remarks on the subject
by tho editor. Tue circumstances
referred TO, and tho request OF valued
friend, are the cause OF the reproduc.
tion of these articles In this Issue OF the
NEws. They appeared In No. Of
Vol III, tho paper being dated Feb. 81 ,
1852. DIR. willard Richards was
Mt the time editor and publisher
Of the NEWS, aud his comments follow
the main nrticls as we republish II. II
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-29

TO take notice Of every other
vould.be defender who TO soothe
his disappointment and to get dlstinc'
ton wants TO fight once more a baltic
long since decided. PEOPLE who be-
lieve such stuff do not know Mr..
Patterson. They pay him very poor
compliment, while at the same time
rldiculously overestimatiug the i'm
poriance Of either this man Powers or
the shriveling cause he mouthes for.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-29

Pure Drugs lhu-on.Pratt Drug Co
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-29
THE RELIGIOUS CONGRESS.

n appears that the archbishop Of
Canterbury at the annual meeting OF
III. Roo,ety for the Propa CATION OF the
oospel has expressed himself to the
effect that the English clergy must
refuse to take part In the religious con-
sress proposed TO DO held IN Chicago az
a feature of the Worlds Fair. The
reason he gives for his refusal is that
his church cannot be represented NJ
that gathering without the tacit admls-
siun that non.Christls' religious
systems have as much Slain on the
faith ofmapkipd as has Christianity
This l. singular. The archbishop,
in other words, says he cannot 20 TO
Chicago and discuss religious questions
with n Jew, a Mohammedan or
Buddhist, because his doing no would
imply an admission on his part
that either Of those gentlemen hiss as
much right to his faith ashe hasb his.
Were this position correct, II would
seem that all missionary efforts, all
endeavors TO evang'liso the woriu oy
means Of friendly discussions and
discourses ought to cease. But TINS
conclusion. naturally following though
II does from his argument, even the
archbishop would reject ms absurd.
In connection with this 1t ie worm
while remembering what the Catholic
Archbishop Ireland said at the dodica'
tion Of the Fair grounds In relation 10
the subject. Truth, he said In sub
stance, will never suffer from being
placed In juxtaposition with error.
There certainly seems to be- more force
OF truth and more manliness In this
utterancc than In that OF the Eng
Iish prclate, which might easily
be construed M an admission ina,
Christianity ~ represented by the
Church Of England would possibly DO
defeated In universal religious con-
test. And It isuuly TO be hoped that
other Protestant bodies will not follow
the example set by tho Canterbury
prels,e.
Great results may be expected from
the religious congress At the Fair. The
Idea 10 worthy OF tho century
In which we live. II is an em-
bodiment tf the Evangelical
Alliance principle on n larger
scale, an attempt ut its universal appli.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-29

Iftheson Of a leadlugMormon giving
second or thlrd-hsnd hear'sy az
evidence "a eptitl I'd to credeuce, surely
the leading Mormon himself speaki' 9
for himself should stand even higher
In the scale Of credibili,y'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-29

2TnE SEASON for spring chicken being
near at hand, we lind comfort In the
defin ton that that particular crop Of
fowls takes Its name from the fact tn at
Il is contributed Of Ateel sprinss.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-29
OFFICE OF BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
Salt Lake City, Utah,

Salt Lake City, Utah,
April 3, 1893.
To Contractors for Sewer Construction:
Sealed proposals. will be received
until . O'Clock p. m. OF Wednesday,
May 3rd, 1893, for tho work OF con-
structing n masonry sewer about 10000
feet In length and from AZ 10 81 inches
internal diameter. Plans aud rpecin-
cations showing the character aud ex-
tent OF the work will DO on exhibition
at the City Engineers office, room
No. IL, City Hall building. on and
alter the 18th Instant. Full instruc-
tons TO bidders,wiih forms for proposal,
contract. and bond will be furnished
on application, alter the 18th instant.
Address Board OF Public Works, No.
l0l south Main Street, Salt Lake City,
Utah.
The right Is reserved TO reject any
and oil bids.
BY order OF the Board.
q. l.. HAINRs,
A. F. DoRENiUs, Chairman.
City Engineer.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-29

TBE WHITE HousE.-Again under
good management, Mrs. Z. Il. Podlech
having returned rom California and
taken charge, with popular hotelman
NJ. u. Germo M manager.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-29

Out VI u tutlh VI CitbthoeeuNN't ~
skillfuily Ia this done ut times that 1t
might almost deceive the elect; GER
tainly IL seldom fails to "lake In"
those whose time, opportunity or dis
position IL not favorable - an examin.
ation into the matter. and thus out OF
an Isolated occurrence which was
never repeated or initiated, and as
likely rs not wns punished II not re.
pented OF and turned from, tho indi-
vidual's staiu, Is fixed. This kind OF
thing by Itself Ia surely bad enough;
but how much worse Is 1t when not
only the individual and his family
but every other family belonging
10 tho same organization In the com.
munity Ia branded and pointed out to
those who can be iniluencsI as objects
10 b. shunueil This Is execrablc, but
II Is not the superlative degree In the
dastardIy business by amy means; for
occasionally one u the mental malfor-
nations spoken OF gives birth to the
tifCuutstnuCt ntticu " ~ iuhueahVh
imagines 1t, invents IL, fabricaies 1t out
Of whole cloth, and then proceeds with
his well.adjusted train Of fiischoods to
make out a case against the whole
people comprising the orgs nisation to
which the one first named belongs
This " contemptible, but II IL not un.
f4f.t "a a a. l..aa Rf.ft tfftFs IN
now than It has been for some months
past.
In the only Liberal organ remain
Ing In the Territory appeared this
morning letter from E1reka which Ia
OF q piece with much that has OF late
appeared In that paper, both ~ origi-
nal and contributed matter. II
the letter does not answer In all
respects 10 the above analysis, 1t 10
vile enough In another way to make It
a 1T companion tor all and anything
OF the kind that has evor appeared In
the medium spoken Of. "a young
man whose father Is leading Mormo u
Ia Salt Lake City" toll the CORES
pendent that Mr.. Hyde had told his
Cho young man's) father that he
would have to wait but short time
until he (Mr. Hyde) would have none
but Mofmons ut work In the Beck
mine. Tue letter 10 n sort Of Inverted
syllogism, with one premise (the
foregoing) aud two conclusions adduced
therefrom. That IA n rather colorless
precursor 10 q lurid and terrifying
brace OF results Is It not, impartial
reader? Yet the results are about MS
here described aud that Ia the basis on
which they rest. The correspondent
heard that son,sbody else heard that
another person heardl That Ia good
evidence OF course, In or out OF court;
and rs II to clinch 1t, one Of the
hearers In this series OF hearings Is
the son Of good-sixed Mormon
In this city! Here's logic for you; the
whole tenor and bent OF tho article IL
TO show that NJ rmons arc utterly un.
worthy OF oeiiei ana YET he refefs u
'he nearest relative Of . DIX Mormon
~ means OF giving credence To what
!" saiu! oh' Consistency, whsfe nave
you straysu OH To- IL the young
Mormon 10 worthy OF belief because
ne u mormon, all other Mormons by
inc force oil association also are; anu II
no IL not worthy OF belief, OF course
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-29

THE CULLnS, !. q. Ewing Proprie.
tor. Half block from Post Office, doors
from Pullman ticket office, Main 1T.
Rates s3.00 per dry. Special Local
Rafes
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-29
THE HOTEL TEMPLETON.

The Hotel Templcton IL opposite
Temple Square, Tithing 0ffices, Eagle
Gate. DEskR.T NEWS building aud all
poInts OF interest In Salt Lake City.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-29

Colima Coffee, Nectar OF the gods, at
the Barlow Thorn pson Grocery Co.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-12-05

@eibnahtet 9Seiertase,

"a Gle Seiertage nQber fommen. merbeu
SsQe, Die ;u $rGenteu iid) eigneube airtifel
IuHeu, it'd unidlaueu, mo- bas gr0Bte uno
MISUNDERSTANDING %a9er ;u fiuoeu if. gStr
beebrcH uHs, oem Yubl,tum eiu sroBes unO
mauuigialtiges 9lhortiment bon gtouitdtsu
bon oeneu mir eluige uuten anIiibren-su
r1oglidIt niebrigeE Yretieu, Die nit Suali<
lat in Ginflang itebeu, melbe itets Die bette
1T, su oiierireu.
SSlr olTerireu ell ausEebmenO arobes 2as
ger Sd,mudiad1cn, Gtamantett, Sas
Sdenmbrcn, Silbcriaacu, Stlber=
Nopttdten uuo Don Ybantaiie 9Lr tifeln
leber 9lri.
Sir bcbcu
Iinge init Sss;":u. Ssrifn;
Sdppbiren,
Spalen,
in Gruppen = 9ieiben pon ini uno brei SteiHen, in
.3uidmmtHiieIunQeu buHter Gauec'E Su Yreiien ron
S15 bis bIaoert collars o05 StId.
SEir lGbez
ytinge nit zsssi.n. zsssiIsn.
Srauaten,
Dionoiteiueu
(SraueHeis),
amethnuem,
SbrpIpIIthcu,
Ieathcu,
Stutitciuen
in isoem seHtbar,n 5aiiuHsss2eitH Su So uno SO
bds StId.
gSir baben
Wrod,s,t Sticfmntterdlen,
O$ps1NA yctldjcit,
init emaiuirten Ra6Icbdleu,
Grd,toec'u,
MpfeIbIutheu,
TeIfeu,
tuiIecu Toicn
su mdBisen Soften, uorjuald)c grb,it.
sludi ole uc,len
pfrl@ nn0 tmaillirten a,.rns asanis'
NaIbmpnoc,
SENBURSTS,
Shrpfautbcmunts,
Warsueriteu,
SlIieH.
2ieie fam man NIT Smarasoen, Siamarten. Gu=
men.
ilnier Saaer npr
Sal9enrbren sianem ssn"sm' SmaiI. sm,ai,'
umia6t bic aeiHen roia email,
SbatciaIneS aus peuicf.
yerI nnS
getrie5cnerWrbeit.
9ludl 5aidtcnubrcn unicr eigenes isabrfat, ipeIde
gSir eriudlen adtrrgspon I'M ScEutisun9 oieieS
SaaerS, Oh Su tduIen beabIhti9t, ODER nidt.
aS-Ge miro SeuIidl sciproArT.