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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1898-04-29

OAK SUIT. antique finish, bed
Oft, 10 in high; Dresser, Glass IS K 20.
German bevel top, 10 X SO; Wash Stand
Splasher back, one drawer, 9 doors.
..'''''' ...'.'.. ..'..'''. S19 90
Center Table, Antique Oak, "a X "a ton
turned posts, with base shelf ....... Las
Good strong set chairs $50. ........2.9S
Woven wire bed spring.. ...... .OS.
stool bottom rockers ...,.... ........1.1S
tin kitchen safe ...... ........,.e4 AZ
Antique oak bed stead ..... ....... e.0S
we also carry extra bureaus. chill.
dren's rockers, beds, cradles, etc, etc
HARDWARE.
Black fencing wire ........ 80. 90 pr. cwt
Galvanized I" .........o.45 e"
barbed ".......... $50 L"
Iron stands. W this lasts ...,.. .... or
Pecks best cast steel........ ........ ....3S.
Maltocs best cast steel ............... 4s.
Star axes, plain".... ........ ........5s.
bevel.. ...... ,8S.
Good axe handles. ....... Os.
Trace chains .as.
e twist link ........... .38,
Solid steel hoes (denevl) with han
WV '''''''''' ''''''' ''....'..'.' 10.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1898-04-29
BusToN & SONS
NEW YORK
ET ST0RE ID.
PoCahontas, Va

REMEMBER sell goods cheaper any other house but f.
cash only Our always change lower
whenever cut advertised here
tn h salno q"aity OIL goods We keep track OF
The following bought auction and closing supus
STOCKS OF manufactures c 70 to Scots the dla will
some idea to how do goods o -
Big assortment of Ladies' Hats that half the egulat
prices trimmer In charge Hat Trimmings variety
fourth regular prices Ladies' Walking Hats
Sl5O closed
In ribbons we have the fneet brought cost
per yard regular that we sell SIPS others 50 per yard
sell at 75cts and 81 other ribbons low No al
SILK ribbons in all coors at &c. yard 25 per 40 yas
No. Velvet ribbon lin bl0ck at bets Lace
very much under regular prices Everything Glassware prices jus
nan SOLO Tor heretofore Pretty patterns lumber
Hatgalon pitchers Octs All wool rlseys RI, ..
Ladies silkvelvet and satin collars m NJ
new at from 1Octs. to 48cts to
GIVE us call and see If we will not
es Respectfully submitted to the cash trade OF
Catlett & Jenkins.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1898-04-29

Our terms strictly cash. We invite inspection of
stock and prices.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1898-01-13
THAT COUNTERFEIT PLATE.
Did Not Come From the Bureau of En-
craving and Printing.

Did Not Come From the Bureau of En-
craving and Printing.
Washington, Jan. 12.-Claude NJ. John
son, superintendent of the Bureau of En-
craving and Printing, to day, in an inter
view, said:
SIN order 10 correct statements which
have appeared in the police press to the
effect that the plate from which the coun-
terfeit 500 silver certificate was printed
came from the Bureau of Engraving and
Printing, or from any impression surrep-
titiously taken from the genuine place,
desire to state that the most careful eX-
animation by the best experts has been
made of this note and unmistakable
differences between the genuine and the
counterfeit are apparent. The public are
assured that this note was not printed
from the genuine plate or from any i'm
preston taken from that plate, but is en-
tirely counter felt"
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1898-01-13
NEWBERNE SENSATION.
Robert w. Hancock Sued for Seducing
His Young Niece.

Raleigh, n. c., Jan. 12.-Governor
Russell was greatly annoyed whep he
learned of the very grave charge against
Robert Hancock. his appointee as presi-
dent of the North Carolina railway. He
was first told of the charges Sunday af-
ternoon. Miss Annie Abbott. who sues
Hancock for $40. 00U, charing that under
threats of leaving her alone and without
means i'll New York, he accomplished her
ruin, is said to be u native of Norfolk.
Her father, Thomas Abbott, who used to
he in the revenue marine service, is in St.
Elizabeth's Hosrital for the Insane at
Washington, D. c. She is niece of Han
cocks wife and her age is not quite IS.
Hancock makes a denial of every part of
the charges in the bill of complaint. The
papers in the case were not filed until yes
terday afternoon. 1t is said that charge
of seduction will not hold in law, and
that seduction can only be under promise
of marriage
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1898-01-13
DELAY FOR M'KENNA.
Opposition Because of Religion and q
Lack Of Judicial Experience.

washington,Jan. 10. The Senate com
mittee on judiciary had the nomination
of Attorney-',eneIa McKenna TO be JUS
tice of the supreme court under consider
alton for two hours o.day but adjourned
until Thursday without reaching con-
clusion. 1t was said the adjournment
was due to the general Importance of the
nomination snd the general feeling that
full time should be given 10 It by the
Lomin ttee.
The entire time of the committee meet
ing to-day was consumed in reading com.
municatlons bearing upon the nomina-
ton. There was great mass of these:
some of them urging confirmation and
others in opposition. There was a large
number of protests against the n>mina-
ton from branches of the American Pro-
tective Association, also from some men,
bers of the bar of the Pacific coast, be-
sides miscellaneous lot Of letters from
other parts of the country. The charges
were generally that Mr.. Mckenna had
not had the legal training and judicial
experience to fit him for the position.
There was also disposition manifested
on the part of some to attack him on the
ground of his membership in the Catholic
Chmch.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1898-01-13
DIGGING AT FRAUDS.

Washington, Jan. ia general news
paper crusade for the publication of pen
sion list as a preventative of fraud has
been brought to the attention OF Congress
in the shape of bill introduced to-day
by Representative Beach. of Ohiu it.
provides that the commissioner Of pen
sions shall annually issue n true state
ment, compiled from records in the PEN
sion office, for every county Of every
State setting forth the name in full and
the place CT residenc Of all persons receiv-
ing pensions, the date of pension, cause
of allowance, original allowance in each
case. and increase if any with the cause
alleged
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1898-01-13
SCIENCE AND SEX THEORY.
continued from page I

fore, when in July, 1897, after nineteen
years of married life, the Archduchess in
her forty first year, became the mother OF
bow. ~
Pro-. Schenck had been consulted by
Archduke Frederick aud undertook the
treatment of the Archduchess, with COM
plete success.
Amoug the aristocracy of Austro- Hun
gary the fame of Professor Schenck has
spread on this account with marvellous
rapidity, and every day the little street
on which he lives is crowded with elegant
carriages from which ladies alight, anx-
ious 70 consult the professor.
Berlin, Jan. 12..-Professor Schenck's
alleged discovery as to the influence of
food en- the sex of children has excited
great interest among scientific men.
Professor Virchow, the eminent patha-
logist, said to night to the World CORE
spondent: professor Schenck has met
with many opponents on his scientific
way, and opponents will not be wanting
now. AS the male is stronger and larger
than the female. one might suppose that
strong, we'll nourished women would he
more likely to be mothers OF boys than
delicate poorly nourished women would
he. But this is only suppositicn, confir-
nation of which is lacking.
"In order to be able tn Judge of the
value of Professor Scheuck's statements
one ought to know when he begins TO
apply his method. One thing appears to
me to be certain that is that the germ
cell has in itself defined sexual DISPOSE
ton. How. therefore. can one influ snce
a female germ cell. do not see any way
unless the influence be brought to bear is
begun at the time of the formation of the
female ovum, unless it 10 even extended
to both parents.
Chow is it with twins? WHAT nourish-
ment influence is predominant in this
case:"
Paris, Jan. 12-Dr. Matthias Duval,
professor of histology in the French In
stitute of Medicine, the acknowledged
highest French authority in this branch
of science, said to the World correspon
dent, tot ny: "The attitude of French doc
tors toward Professor Schenck's alleged
discovery is one of benevolent reserve.
"Since the days of Hypocrares the
problem of regulating the production Of
the sexes has been studied scientifically,
and only one in the case of bees has any
thing been observed which would support
the claims attributed to Professor
Schenck.
"He is savant and may be right.
Looking to FEEDING is an important
thing, but that is not the direction in
which medical men and veterinarians
have been looking hitherto"
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1898-01-13
THE NATIONAL HOUSE.

washingtc n, Jan. 12. MIR. De Almond
of Missouri, made his third semi annual
attack upon Mr.. Cannon, of Illinois,
chairman of the committee on appropria-
tions, to-day for having secured the loca-
ton Of branch soldiers home at his
city, Danville, ana also an appropriation
for it's construction. Mr.. Cannon had his
third aonual reply. denouncing Mr.. De
Almond as a "scold," and the House
gave it's third annual support to the ap-
preparation. This was the most notable
event in the consideration of the urgent
deficiency bill introduced yesterday,
which lasted all day. There was An in
lection of slight financial tinge in the
debate over the proposition TO require the
owners of gold bullion to pay for its
transportation from assay Offices to the
mint whers it was to tie coined. Since
1879 the Government has borne this eX-
peuse. 1t was opposed by the silverites
who expressed the fear of it's being an
entering wedge of movement looking
to contraction the money of the coun-
try by discouraging the production OF
gold. The provision remained in the bill,
and it was passed. Mr. Hit. Of Illinois,
presented the diplomatic and consular
appropriate on bill for the fiscal year end
ing June 80, 1899. 1t was ordered printed.
At 4:40 o'clock the House adjourned.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1898-01-13
FOOD AT DAWSON CITY.

Reports From Alaska Say There is No
hearth of Provisions There.
Washington, an. IA telegram was
received by Adjutant General Breck to-
day from General Merriam. comm anding
the department of the Column bia, at Van
cover barracks, that may have some effect
upon the policy of the War DEPARTING u t
in extending relief to the miners in the
Klondike.
The general reports that the passengers
on the two steamers which have recently
arrived from Alaska all state that there
is no dearth of food at Dawson, and that
the miners will get through the winter in
safety
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1898-01-13
FOREIGN MISSION BOARDS.
The Sixth Conference Being Held at New
York-Work of the Year

New York, Jan. 12.-'rhe first session
of the sixth conference of the foreig n mis-
sion boards of the United States and Can
ada was held in the Methodist building
at 8 O'Clock this afternoon.
There are thirty three missionary So
cieties of the evangelit al churches of the
United States. the work OF which includes
1,O93 principal stations, 6, PAT outstations,
1874 American laporers, 1854 native
laborers, 1886 churches, 430,26 commu-
Iicdnts, 34,S70 additions last year,
232, SOB children and young people under
instr net ON, native contributions last
year of $348. $50. and a total income last
year OF "a 1861
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1898-01-13
NEW LAWS FOR PRUSSIA.
Speech From the Throne Lays Down the
Lines for the Diet to Follow.


Berlin, Jan. 10. The last session of the
present Prussian Diet was opened to-day
with a speech from the throne.
After stating that the current budget
she ws cousiderat le surplus, tue speech
announced the introduction of bill
which, In conformity with the constitu-
ton, and In order to fix the legal basis for
frs ming the estimates and controlling
budget measures, contemplated abolish
ing the obligation of public. officials to
furnish security, rearrangipg and i'm
proving the emoluments of the clergy Of
both confessions, regulating the posi-
tons of private lecturers in universities,
increasing the capital CT the central CO.
operative fund. increasing the colonial
tor fund of Posen west Prussia) and
extending the peasant succession law to
Westphalia and some OF the Rhenish dis
tricts.
In addition, further funds will be pro-
vided to prevent floods end to mitigate
their effects.
The speech from the throne was read
by the imperial chancellor. Prince Ho-
henlohe
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1898-01-13
CADETS DISCHARGED.
Thirty Nine of Them Found Deficient by
the Academic Board.

West Point, \. Y, Jan. 12.-To day
mas been II busy one in all the depart
ments of the Military Academy, growing
out of the finding of the Academic board.
The regular examinations of the corps
of cadets began ~ week ago yesterday,
and the board this afternoon made know n
the deficiencies.
Thirty nine unfortunate young men
were promptly apptised of their fate aud
discharged from the Academy. or those
found deficient, one telnoged to the Sec
ond class, thirteen to the third class and
twenty-five 20 the fourth class.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1898-01-13
C. P. Corsets.

We must close balance Of
&C. p" French Corsets. These
goods are worth from 50. SO to
SO each. 1t is one Of the high
est grade and best corsets in
the market. TO move them
quickly we make price to-day
s1.19. Secure them at once;
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1898-01-13
SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS.

Richmond, Jan. 12.-Following were
the proceedings in the court of appeals:
Brooke. clerk, VS.. Turner; argued by j.
S. Ashworth for defendant in error and
William Gordon Robertson for plaintiff
in error and submitted.
Ware vs.. Bankers Loan and Invest
ment Company; argued by r. f. Scott
for appellant and continued until to NOR.
row.
The next cases to be called are Smoot
VS.. Peoples Perpetual Loan and Savings
Association, and city OF Norfolk rs. Nor
folk Landmark Publishing Company and
others
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1898-01-13
TETTER, RHEUM AND EN-
JENA.

The intense itching and smartng, Incl
dent to these diseases. is instantly allayed
by applying Chamberlain's Eye and Skin
Ointment. Many very bad cases have
been permanently cured by it. 1t is
equally efficient for itching piles and n
favorite remedy for sore nipples, chapped
hands, chilblains, frost bites and chronic
cora avas o. ccptS nor hoy kA%
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1898-01-13
THE GUNBDAT "Sw. FT.n

Singapore, Jan. 12.-The British gun
boat Swift has been hurriedly placed
in commission at Hong Kong ana dis
patched to the Island of Hainan, which
recently was reported to have been seized
by the French.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1898-01-13
Biz Value in Canton Flannel.

1000 yards full yard-wide
Heavy Unbleached Canton
Flannel, made to sell at 124c,
to so to-day at sc the yard.
GentIemen's Night Shirts.
10 dozen Gentlemen's Silk
Embroidered Night Shirts,
worth 49c, to go az 33c each.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1898-01-13
Entire Line Of Gentlemen's Per-
Gale Shirts 10 Be Closed.

About 10 dozen Percale and
Madras Shirts, all of them in
pretty neat styles, former price
was 81, to go for choice at
SOC. All Of them spread be
fore you on our counters this
morning.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1898-01-13
NrRtGn MOORE CAPTURED.

Washington. Jan. 12.-The secret SER
vice division of the treasury has received
information that ''Trig'' Moore has given
himself up to the Federal authorities at
Pocahoutas, Va. on the charge of passing
counterfeit money. Moore was arrested
several weeks ago but escaped by violat-
inc his pledge to local judge
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1898-01-13
Big Lot GentIemen's NeCkWear.

About five dozen Ties and
Bows, some of them worth
SOC, to go at from Sc to 13c
each.
Special Sale of Lot Of UmbreI-
las To-Day.
About two dozen Ladies'
Umbrellas, worth from 81. 25
to 50. so, to go at half price.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1898-01-13
Remnants, Remnants.

All the Remnants made du-
ring last weeks great sale will
be ready today. Drop in and
look over the lots.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1898-01-13
Ladies Muslin Underwear.

About 10 dozen Night Wrap
pers, regular soc value, to 90
to-day at SOC. Can't buy the
material in them at that price.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1898-01-13
CLEARING PRICES

Mems Stylish $15 and $13. SO Suits here for $40.
Mems S12 Worsted and Cheviot Suits here for S. So
Mems $40 Cheviot and Worsted Suits here for 81
Mems 81 SO and $40 Overcoats here for SIS and 81 So
Mems $50 and s25 Kersey Overcoats here for SIS.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1898-01-13

fore. when in July, 1897, aztec nineteen
years of married life, the Archduchess in
her forty first year, became the mother OF
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-08-13

sake of patriotism. and history, and honor,
and for all expression Of our advanced
civilization.
And now I have made my appeal.
leave it especially with you, Hawaiian
Mobiles and Representatives. As you care
for your country, Your uauOnallty ana
your independence, you viii heed It; ana
let your patriotism md expression IN d
monument 10 comm emCrate the most not
able event in your history, and the great
est of your heroes
An excellent detail description of the
statue has been published in Ihrum :
Annual, the Hawaiian handbook ana as II
fully depicts the work and the arrange
ments for il, the article is given I'M
abridged:
the Legislative Assembly of 1873 had
made an appropriation to provide for
NAL of the discovery OF the HaW SdIl'tL
Archipelago by Captain Cook; and 70
carry out the work, they appointed d
sDeCial cOmmittee-MeSsr Gibson, hd-
Dena. Kaai. CIeghOrn and NawahI with
powers to act during the recess OF the
Assembly.
The Hon. Walter NJ. Gibson, chairman an
Of the Monument Committee, and the
chief mover and originator Of the cen
tenniaI commemoration, negotiated win
an eminent Boston artist Mr.. T. r. Gould
for a design OF a statute of Kamehameha,
the COnQuerOr, as the Commemorative
Monument. This artist had acquired fame
as the author Of an admirable ufe-llhe
portrait statue of the celebrated Nv ar
C>0veru0T7 Andrew. of Massachusetts,
also OF a very mastery conception IN
marble of Shakespeare Cleopatra, ana
other works of art.
After the preliminary negotiations were
arranged by Mr.. Gibson. contract VIZ
the artist for the design of the statue vas
drawn up by Mr.. J. W. Austin, Esq, ana
Hawaii Uei-rleSe gentlemen aCunS a.
agents of the Monument Committee IN JAe
City OF Boston. IL was stipulated ,-lftI
the statue was TO be- of bronze, heLG-L
size, and 70 cost ten thousand dollars, the
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-08-13
STATUE OF KAMEHAMEHA I.


ton of the work. the skilled fingers Of
Italian artists Will be employed. It is eE-
pected that the statue viii be finished in
the early part of this year, and Will be
shipped from LeghOrn, to proceed by way
of Liverpool Glasgow, Bremen or Boston
en- route to Honolulu 1t IS TO be placed
in the enclosure in front @ the Govern
ment Building AliiOlaM hale.
The erection of this statue will mark a
new and interesting era for Hawaii. I
illustrates her enlightened advance; ana
older and enlightened nations viii feel
deep interest in observing that the King
dom of Kamehameha, which Sprang from
barbarism, indicates its progress on the
completion of its first century, by ealing
upon the art of the highest civilization to
provide noble and enduring cOmmemor-
ative monument.
1t was February i, 1888 that the statue
was unveiled as it stands here now, ana
the day was one of the greatest Honolulu
can ever know. 1t was during the cOrO-
nation festivities and was one or the gen
ufne events of that period. All buildings
were in gala attire and the town nad
been holiday dressed for weeks. The Ju-
dietary building was especially marked
and Ornamented with flags ana banners
and d tremendous cOncOurse had gath
cred. Again was the hand OF MI GIBSON
at the helm. His opening was;
Your Majesty, Mobiles, and Gentlemen:
The Legislature Of 1878 by resolution al
firmed that a monument, cOmmemOrauEe
of the discovery of these ISLANDS, sHO-lu
be erected and appointed committee -
W
of money-a sum of ten thousand dollars
for its execution. The occasion Wneh
this vote was passed was the centennial
of the discovery The Committee quickly
concluded that the most appropriate me
mortal of this event would be statue
of Kamehameha I, whose career dates
from the period Of the discovery. a
statue was procured, shipped and ID snip hip
wrecked on the way but Win t-4s 9g'-li
recovered nv vyav of insurance a replica
has been produced, which has safely ar, ar
rived, and is now on its pedestal LL!e
Committee are now ready to present TINS
memorial statue to the Hawaiian peopIEF
through your Majesty As chairman Oh, OF
the Committee it is now my pleasing
duty TO declare the statue ready for pre-
sentation, and invite your Majesty to IN
veil it"
The Hon. J. NJ. Kapena Interpreted tn. the
introductory remarks of His EAceHehcy
the Premier. after which His Majesty
proceeded to Qnvel the statue g,.,os slmq to
the public view q ROYAL salute was fired
from the battery, the band struck up Ha-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-08-13

His Majesty King Kalakaga has taken
much pains ll corporation with rE- Com
m-rr-e- that Jae particulars OF features.
physique and costume or the statue
should Dee exact. ana "a faithful repvotuc-
riou in bronze OF his great predecessor on
the throne. The statue Is feet inches
in height from the plinth To the top OF
the helmet and is TO bee placed on a peg
estal ten feet high. The nude portions
of the statue are pure bronze. buC the
feather cloak, helmet and other parts OF
the costume are in gold bronze. It is
Furthermore proposed TO design as pend
ants of the statue, four bronze tablets in
bias relief TO bee let into the sides OF the
base of the pedestal and 10 represent:
!. The young Chief Kamehameha's first
encounter with the diScoNerer, ON board
the Resolution" off Lahaina, in HIS
, The Warrior Kamehameha warding
or five hostile spears, hurled at him at
one time.
B. The C1uqueTur.S review of the Fele-
leu fleet OF war canoes off KOhala.
(, The old men. the women and the
children Teposing in peace on the high
ways of Hawaii after the established SUI
premacy of Kamehameha, throughout the
Hawaiian Archipelago.
The statue. though designed 10y an art
list of Boston. viii be executed in the city
of Florence. Italy; and in the manipula-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-03-24
Hrmens Seb6rbe.

Sn Der am Srsitas absebaItensn Sit,
uns biefer Bebbrbe eri&isnsn bic BEL be,
IsBten WabI ~ertpdbltsn is4s Dsmofra'
ten, UNI Iaat ben bon ibnen erlanater
grpabIunss ~Gertifiatsn Sise in be-
8ebbrbe au erbattsn. Sbr BerIanaer
ipuroe ieIbfperfdnoIi1 runbtpes abss.
i&lasen. ba bic es~senpdrtise 8sb6rb,
nod nidt aIs unseiebli& .rtIart tporbsr
III unb baber bic neus Bsb5rbe au& mid
anerfannt tperben fonnte. 2ssters tpirt
fofort Elm 8erfabren sinIeitsn lafsn, I'm
ibre Site su erIaneen.
Rad Grlebieuns Der obisen Mnsele,
senbsit f1ritt nan 3u ben getpbbnIiden
8si4dften. Der Bsri@t aber psrarmts
Srrinniee jeiet, bab nit benz am 90.
5ebruar enbenben Nuartal 252 perfonen
smsfansen unb bsbanbeIt ipurpen, rpofd,
BEN Staat 50. 664 81 anssre&n.t ipurb,
unb aud fur selieferte 2Isibunsshld.
s476.l0 p~erauseabt tpurben.
Ser uoreeleete 6inanabsri&t bsS Siq.
iibe Seimes fur oaS perfoHene Auartal
ieist @%innabmsn i'm Bstrase bon &c..
2l0.02 unb bic elei&sn aussabsn.
Das betrsf. Gomite bsridtste, bab Cd
5000 SUB 3aun ,ur Gln3dunune BED
9simes unb @runpes erforoern tperos
unb tparb oann ansepisisn. bsnislbsn
srri&tsn au laRen.
Sn 9strsf Der 26rper bon 8srhorbs.
men srfldtts Der 8ebbrbsantpalt, bab
8srtpanots ben srfen anipru4 bdtten
unb MUIR no oieieIben nidt perIanst ipsr.
ben. seb6rten fe BEN ftaatIi6sn anato
8srsin,
Die e~ew6bnli&e AnsabI bon Inter.
ftisunss appIiiantsn tparen eridiensn,
msitentbsils aus psrlafenen Srauen nit
Rtnbern beffebenb.