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Auen ne tooK from Hrs pOcket 4. Copy
Of Rivington's Gazette, which con
tanned n long account of his capture.
the nature Of the dispatches he had
carried and the use Sir Henry was
making of the information he had
gained.
Suddenly, as the guard finished
his reading. Montagnie laughed
aloud. What are you laughing
Gtf" asked the angry guard as he
left. Il don't see anything funny
in that"
But the prisoner did, and all his
bitterness toward Washington had
vanished in a lncinent. Now he un-
derstood it all. Washington had in
tended all the time to have him TAX
en- prisoner with those dispatches
on his person and thus to hold the
British in New York while he start
ed for Virginia.
How well he held them we know
from the fact that when Sir Henry
next heard Of him he was already
beyond the Delaware, too far away
10 be pursued, ani it was too late to
send word or aid to Corvallis
AS for Parson Montagnie, he was
not long kept prisoner, for the war
was soon ended, but for years it was
his delight TO tell the story of his
capture. Il had read about the
Greeks holding the pass of Ther-
mopylm," he would say, land keep.
ing out the enemy, but I kept the
enemy in by failing to hold the pass
at Ramapo. Atlanta Constitution.
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OLD MAIDS IN BERMUDA.
Marrying ar Alien Means Loss OF n wom-
ans Landed Estate.

marrying aE Alien Means Loss OF n Won-'
ans Landed Estate.
In spite of the pre- cminenco of tho
spinstcr in New England, the pro-
portion of unmarried women ia
greater in the British colony of Ber-
muda than anywhere else on this
side Of the Atlantic ocean. The
Eemitropicnl climate of the islands
together with their isolation. has
made Of the white inhabitants Of
English stock quiet, almost slug
gish, people of simplicity nearN
Arcadian. The women especially,
many Of whom have led very cir
cumscribed lives, never leaving the
islands, cultivate an old fashioned
hospitality and possess natural
ease of manner that seems to rise
from perfect faith in other people.
Crime is very rare in Bermuda, purt-
ly because it is extremely difficult
Tor criminal to get off the islands
Bermudan women are excellent
housekoepers and bring up largo
families Of children, tho favorite
chicks OF flock being sent, in some
cases, to the states for education.
In matters of etiquette these flocks
are much more exact than Ameri-
cans. They arc Il comfortable, we'll
TO 90 set of people, with hero and
there family possessing ample
means. AS i'll England, property,
especially real estate, remains in the
same family for IL long period, some
OF tho descendants of the original
settlers still possessing lands that
never have passed out of their fam.
lilies.
II is conservatism as to real estate
ownership that keeps up tho supply
of spinsters. No alien can acquire
a title to land III Bermuda either by
purchase or inheritance. This law
is directed mainly against the Por-
tugueso, who have fiocliod to the
colony and t. ken 20 growing onions.
So long as those intruders own nc
land they have no vote, and the
difficulty of naturalization and the
property qualifications combine tc
mako a double barrier. protecting
the natives in their control of things
But the law provides, further
that if woman owning land mar
ries an alien che forfeits her real o.
tate and becomes incapable Of jn
heriting any. They have no "squaw
men" in Bermuda. This law is MOI
very popular with young women
who see their brothers and sweet
hearts puying court to American
girls with comfortable incomes
The number of Americans who have
become residents of Bermuda j.
smaller than it would be undor diff
ferent land laws, but ihe winter
colony is large one, and the most
energetic business men Of Hamilton
the capital of the islands, are from
the States. Marriages result of Ber
mudan men with American girls
but in community where SO large
a large proportion of all property il
land .Bermudan girls are prevented
from retaliating. There are in
tances where girls renounce theil
birthrights, but penniless bellies are
not universally attractive. - New
York Tribune
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The First Round Bale.

The first ''round" bale Of cotton has
been on exhibition on the floor Of the
Cotton Exchange for the past few
days, and while its neat appearance is
often spoken Of there seems little
praise of more substantial character.
Capt. Thomas Young, recognized
authority on cotton exporting, said
yesterday that the bale would not &c
?or the Transatlantic trade. The
bale shown is from the press Of Col.
Mike Brown, Barnwell, and contains
356 pounds Of cotton. 1t is covered
with heavy jute cloth, the top, bottom
and side being sewn with hemp cord.
But, according to Capt. Young. it
would occupy more space in a ship s
hold than q square compressed bale
weighing 500 pounds. Attention was
also called by several cotton men to
the fact that it was almost impossible
to get satisfactory samples from the
round bale. An end sample was not
desired, and to slit the bagging would
mean the bursting of the bale, as it
carries no hoops Of any kind. It is
said that the round bale would occupy
more room in freight cars and would
be more troublesome to handle than
an ordinarily put up bale, for the rea-
son that hooks could not be used with
any safety upon cotton simply contin-
ed in cloth without bands.
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A stubborn cough or tickling In the
throat yields To One Minute Cough Cure.
Harmless in effect, touches the rigb. spot,
reliable and Just what Ia wanted. It acts
at once. Evans Pharmacy.
The simplest and perhaps the
most impressive marriage ceremony is
that in use among the Cherokee In
dians. The man and woman join hands
over running stream, which is sym
bolic of the desire that their lives
should thereafter flow in the same
channel.
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The finest tomb in Great Britain
Is undoubtedly that of the Duke of
Hamilton, in the grounds of the
Dukes seat. 1t cost over 81 ,OO0,-
600.
= Every man who marries woman
for her beauty alone must expect to
get about the same kind Of satisfac-
ton as the negro (who ate the mocking
bird on account Of his fine singing) got.
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Sprain Remedy.

A simple and eficacious remedy
for sprained wrist is to let cold
water run on it every morning for
some minutes, holding the wrist as
far beneath the mouth of the tap as
possible, SO that the water may
have good fall. After this has
been done bandage it tightly, let
ting the bandage remain till the
next ablution. The sprain will be
reduced in a few days.
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"Has your measles gone, Bcs.
sie?" shouted little friend to the tot
who Was looking wistfully from the
window. eyes; they's left. 1 heard
the dnc.or tell mana The. .hcy h.cLcaa
out last night"
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Her Dilemma.

Her Dilemma.
TITS real meant" the young wo-
man exclaimed
whats the matterf" her mother
inquired.
Before married Herbert made
him promise to pass every evening
at home with me, and now he says
he's sorry he can't take me to the
theater without breaking his word -
London Fun.
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A Good Way Ont.

did you come across any brig
ands in Sicily7" Plenty. But
always got the better Of them. "
"How so9" "Oh, simply enough.
Every time mei suspicious look
ing character on tho road I went up
to him and asked an aims. "-Cou-
rier du Midi.
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A Superstition Sustained.

From the way my ears burned
this morning some one must have
been talking about me-"
Nov. that is strange coinci-
dence About 8 o'clock, was it mott"
Yep"
We'll, at that moment some one
In the crowd ] was in was saying
that you had ears TO ouEn. ''-IE-
dianapolis Journal
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= The facetious boarder had the
train all laid for killing joke. cts
wonder" he said, "that you didn' t
serve up this hen, feathers and all. "
"The next time," said the landlady
with marked emphasis, "I'll serve
her up bill and ALL" And the joke
was ruined.
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Mon Arc Unkind.

Benedict (proudly) = My wife
kisses me good night regularly.
Rounder (bitterly)-Women are
suspicious creatures. amt they9--
Boston Herald.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-08-24

When you call for DeWitt's Witch Ha-
Eel Salve, the great pile cure, don't accept
anything else. Don; bs talked Into ac-
oeptiDg substitute, for piles, for SORES,
for burns. Evans Pharmacy.
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out last night
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but ne was not to escape so easily
Without turning his head he was
aware that they had stopped and
were watching him. The moment
was q critical ene. Would it never
como to an enda
Hold, straneeri" called one OF
iuo Iuuu. 1ou travel early.
The messenger stopped-for there
was nothing else to be done-and
waited their approach. They soon
gathered about him, and he knew
his only hope lay in his being calm.
ny Yes, = ne replied, land neither
are you late ii yohr start .
WHITTIER might you be bound o"
said Smith, ignoring his words.
Oh, up the road here, among the
Hills. ,ssG' 81
Smith laughed deriEivelyas he re-
piled: "Thnt won't do. Upthe road
may lead to Morristown or it may
be New York. You'll have to give
an account Of yourself. =
The young preacher glanced
quickly about him. Shol. ID he try
70 fightG Six men, armed and
mounted, we've before him, and they
would think no more OF shooting
him than they would a squirrel by
the oadside. But the leader had
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Sunoesresieruns elm. 60 bradte Der
9ampfer ygurope" Der ,Nttantic
transport 2ine" IL Giiten BON Marime
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Jelosei6iiben, iooann 2afetien, prob-
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.gurope" on ibrem Dof uHb peran.
labte 0bne 8er3u0 bic neberfiibrung
Der Waffen uno Munition mad benz
S1iffsbaubof.
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@cr bcsatIt Die 9ed)e.

Grie9 foltet @elb uno beim Musbruh
oes Rrieges miiHen neue Steuern ein-
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fir grbebun9 bon &riessiteuern ihon
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fah: @leidbeit mub iein, Die Maife
oes 8oltes mub Maes besablen.
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2anoes su befeuern ourd Die @infiib=
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oentt feiner Der republitaniiden Sinau;-
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tommeniteuer Die aeredteite unb billialie
aller Steuern. Die einSise Steuer, Die
bon oenen, bic baSu beranee3oeen tper=
Den, lei6t setraeen tuerben tann. Nls
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oesobergeriht perbanoelt iuuroe, mabte
Hihter Bromn barauf aufmertIam, baB
burh Die nmitobuns ienes 8eiebes Die
&e9ierung Der Der. Staaten elmer
Steuerquele beraubt niiroe, tpel1e un=
ter lmltdnoer unentbebrlih lein mDbte,
beioubers in Griegsseiten. ),
Nber trobbem mir por bem Grieae
ifeben, mOllen Die Gepublifaner BON
elmer gintommeniteuer nidts miHen.
IS tritt auh iebt pieber Die 3batiade
Dor Seoermans Mu9e, oaB oas 8unoes4
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tpeniger als elm oen,otratiides lit. gs
trift Die Mafie bes 8oltes unb ldBt ben
Neihtbum als iolhen ungei1oren. @ir
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meniteuer. Die lebtere ilt bonn Yun=
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auf Sob uno 2eben befdmpft. gBie
lan9e nod miro Die Mafe oes 8oltes,
Die in Der Demofratie bod anaebli1 re=
siert uno iiherlib resieren iolte, lih
elm Steueripiiem sefallen laifen, tponab
Die Maiie bes 0olfes Die &eeierun9s=
fafe fiillen muB uno Der &eibtbum als
iolder frei ausgebt?
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Gin nibtiser She'll bel Der 3uiam=
menIebnng BON Stabl mar bisber ihlper
5u beihaffen, oa bel tueitem niht aenug
@ruben in ben Ser. Staaten pDrbanoen
iino. Inn bic itstia ipabienoe Na1frase
gu befriebiaen. Sc lit oies Man9aner3,
oas bel Der 9erltellung bon pan3erplat-
ten, uuo GanOnen bebeutenbe Yerpen=
oung finbet. Sn Galiiornien, Gentral=
uno Giibanerlfa miro siemlib piel
Mangnn gesraben, bod reiht es faum
fir ben Bebarf in gsp6bnlihen 3eiten,
eei1mei9e in Griesseiten. 0iel Wan=
gan tpurDe bisber aus Spanien impor=
tint. allein oieie 8esussquele miirbe i'm
Sale zines Grieses tlatiirltd iofort per=
lieaen.
glun fommt aber bic Nahridt, bab
auf einem grDBen 2anoifli1 in Seffer-
ion GDuntD, penniplp., eroBe Man.
genlager entbeft ,pDroen ieien. $ s
0orbanoeniein oes Metalles tpar ia pt
felt ldngerer 3eit befannt, allein man
bate ni6t getpuBt, baB es in lobnenoer
Men9e aeiunben tperoen tonnte. SEPT
'loa eine Mber entbsdt tporben lein, be, en-
Musbeute iib mebr als lobnen tpiirle.
Sollte bies tuirfli6 ber Gall iein, barn
miro penniplbanien nm cine lobneute {
Snouitrie bereidert tperOen.
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Cine Grfldritng oeS General
Yoit,neiiters.

Waibinston, 8. g.. 16. Npril. 9a
bon uielen gohanseftelten aus allen
Sbeilen bes 2anoes S6reiben einse=
trofen fino, in tpelden angefragt miro,
unter tpelden geoingunsen Die Nbien=
Der ebentuell in ben Grieg sieben tonns
ten, bot iih al=Yoifmeiiter 8arp
peranlaBt seieben. cine 6ffentlide Gr=
fldruns ab3ueeben, oabin sebello, baB
alle, Die elmer militdriiden Sraaniia=
tion an9ebOren, ooer iitb elmer iplben
anidlieBen mollen, fir Die 3eit oes
arieses llrlaub, obne 6ehaltsbeaus. err
balten ueroen uno oaB iie nab Der
8iiftebr aus Dem 6elo ipieber in ibre
friiberen Stelungen eintreten t6nnen.
Die in5tpiiden nur tempordr beiebt tper=
ben.
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Sn ben cubaniIden Wirren lit es
fdon lebte Wode gu Sbdtlidteiten se=
tommen, alleroines nod ni1t stpiIden
amerifaniiden uno Ipaniihen Sblbaten.
wobl aber smilden ben GonereBabge=
oroneten in Waibington. Wdbrenb Der
Guba=O =Oebatte i'm 0auie, als bic Muf=
regnng am ar0Bten mar, nannte Der
&eprdientant 8runm, Gepublitaner
BON Yennipluanien. Serrn Bartlett,
Demotrat bon Georgia, einen 2iisner
unb Die Solse mar cine iiberaus idmad=
nolle Scene. Serr Bartlett mari Elm
i6meres Bu1 nad Yrumm. 9as @e-
ihpB erre:hte iein ,3iel ni1t, in elmer
balben Minute maren aber on fiinf,ig
Wdnner in piitbenoem Rampf begrif=
fen. Sic Sronune murbe Ipdter tpie=
Der beraeifelt uno bic beiben @ombat=
tanten nellten bann fef, baB Der @treit
BE Golee zines MibperitdnbniHes mar.
Geaenieitiae acknowledgement fplaten
l,nb Die Hube uno Der Ssrieoe tpuroer
oann iuieter bergeitellt.
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Rem OOri, 15. MDril. Menn Der
IRrieg iiinerb0Ib Der rd1ffen BOAR Sage
lsrtIdrt tDerDsn iollte. 10 f6nnten Die
Der. 6taaten nidt rnebr aIs fiinfaebn.
IBIS 3tpan3i9tauienD Wonn Iruppen
lnad guba fenben. Iogt Der WdIbino.
| toner Correspondent Der Zines. Die
| Stdrfe Der itebenoen Nrmee belduft lih
| Iiebt aut ungefdbr "a, 900 Monn. bon
oenen aber ninoelfens 1000 Mnnn
fduerer Nrti1erie Snr Bemannung Der
acknowledgements nptbmenbig
iino. gs tpiirDe ldnaer als cine Wohe
in Nnfprud nebnen, ielbff bieie tleine
2anotruppeninadt 100000 in Guba
3u lanben. Niel ldnger ipiirbe es na-
tiirlid nebmen. cine Mrmee BON 5rei-I
pilisen suiammen 3i brinaen unb cine
Drganilirte unb eiil9eiibte fampifdbi9e
Madt 0araus 3u MAIDEN; unb ila1 Nn-I
fidt Der Bunoesarmee.C Cffisiere ftebt Die
Wiili5 bollfdnoi9 auBer Graae. SEES
balb bat man ben plan aema1t, in
Bemeinihaft nit Der Sniurgenten-
Nrmee ben Trle9 9egen bic ipanilden
5ruppen in Guba al fiibren. GieI
Stdrte Der ipanifben Nrmee auf Der
Sniel tpirb auf 1885, 900 bis $50. 900
Mann aeihdbt uno Die unter Mafien
itebenoen Sniurgenten linb spiiben
10000 nnD $4,000 Mann fart; aber
Sen. Gome3 bat erfldrt, oab er 100. 900
Wann in's Gelo iiellen t0nnte, iuenn er
@ewebre nno Mlunition fiir iie h6tte.
armee=Ofii3iere iino Der Nniiht, bob
iDenn oieies 2anb Die 9Baffen uno Mu=
nition liefern tuiiroe, es ielbit in Guba
febr i6nea cine Nrmee BON $4,000 bis
100, 900 anf Die geine brinsen. sesen
Die ipaniihe Mrmee erfolareid opsriren
nno lebtere init 5ilfe Der fiinfsebn- ober
smanSigtauieno Mann unierer reauldren
Nrmee in febr tllrser 3eit aus Guba
pertreiben f0nnte.
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Werlaffem Die @er. etaatet,.

Waibington, 18. MpriI. Der fpani.
ide Welanbte, 5enOr polo, bat am
Gonntag tinen gOntraft nit Der ameri-
faniiden plant Cine abgelhloiIen. moe
nad Elm Dampfer Der eenannten Qinie
am wtontag bic gefammte ipanii1e go=
lonie BON 9anpa, Gla., nod 0apana
iiberfiibren fol. Der @efanote bat bic
0eriiherilng seseben, oaB i'm Sole bes
Nusbruhs BON Geinbfeligteitsn, Der
Dampfer unter iiherem G6ub ben 0a=
fen BON Dnbana berlaiien inb uno un=
bebelligt na1 einem anlerifaniiben 0a.
fen auriidtebren Tam. Die Wsitglieber
Der GOlonie, 408 an Der 3abI. iinb fat
idmmtli1 junse Mdnner, tpelhe fin er-
boten baben, in bic fpanif1e Nrnlee Elm.
3utreten. tpenil es gum Griege fonineil
iolte. Der ipdniide goniul bleibt NIT
benz Uice-@onlul nnb 3lpei Mfliterten
torldufig in lanlpa.
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elite ber ttGhtiiden 8eamtea.
Detttidte Stintntett iibcr Oen
MmS0ana OeS Grie9eS.

Ser fribere preubiide 3riegsminifer
8eneral bon 8erbp ou 8ernois ipridt
iih iiber einen ipaniih=amerifanilben
4riea folaenoermaBen aus:
Gin ipaniid amerifaniiber Rrieg
tann. oa bic Ser. Staaten our 2ano=
oHenlipe auber Stanoe linb, nur in
cubaniiden @etpaHern bur1setdmpft
tperben. Wenn Die 9lmeritaner our1
einen m6alihlt liarfen 8oritob CUR See
bel Cuba Die maritimen Streitfrdfte
Spaniens iiber ben 0aufen rennen uno
Die bauptidAliditen cubanii6en Sdfen
blodiren, oann 1T bel 6paniens finan=
sieler nnfdbisfeit, iib gu reorsanilire,l.
Der Rrieg entfbeoen.
Nebnlidb fpriht iib Der friibere
Staa.sietretdr bes &eihsmarineamtes,
N0mirol b. 0rllmann aus:
SD CLAUDE on bic ueberleeenbeit Der
ameritanii6en Yanser S9lahtflotte,
gang fpe5ea on Die artilleriitiide neber=
Iegenbeit berielben, porausaeiebt, oaB
aud oas amerifaniide Geelolooten-
material oas bGlt, mas bas auf bas
Wortrefflidfe porgebiloete seeoffisiers-
Gorps Der Der. Staaten peripridt.
Sine einSige Seei9ladt tpirb Den Grieg
enti9eioen. Wenn Die Nmerifaner Boz
rim lieaen. oann 1T aud cine Shdbi=
aun9 oes ameritaniiden 9anbels bur9
fpaniihe Gaperidiife, bon oenen id
iiberbaupt iebr tpeni9 balte, unmoslid.
Wenn aber bic Nmerifaner elite See=
fbladt oerlieren iolten uno Die Spanier
neue Sanotruppen na6 @uba ,perfen,
10 1T ole Sauer oes Grieses unbereden=
bar, tpenn aud Der enb9iltiae Nuseang
i'm Sinblid auf Die unerih0pfliben
0ilfsquellen Der Ser. Staaten nidt
speifelbaft iein.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-04-21

Dis Rotten unIeres giirQerfvieQes
bat bas 0merifanif1e Doll Bic jebt Drei
W3ol be3oblen nliil1en. Ginlnol III ihrer
Enrfpriinglihen @eitalt; sum siDeifen
Ner5inllna Der 6risasiduIoenIalf; 3um
britten 0urcb peniions= Be3oblunq. Ser
brittle poiien mag iibrieens nod ber-
ooppelt iDeroen. Mit bem Rrieae Tim
Gnba miirbe man oiefelbvn grfahrunaen
MAIDEN. Menn er fiir's erfte 500 1Pil.
lionen DeridIdnae. 10 ipiiroe er fhlieBs
lid aiif 1900 oDer 1000 Millionen Az
feben fommen. dlio unaefdbr sehn Mal
10 piel tOffen, als teute bic ganje Sniel
tpertb iif.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-04-21

Sn eines Nebe iiber ben Rrie9
rla6te Wunbes- Senntor Door folgenbe
ri6tige genierfun9en: Die Meni1en,
bic unter einenl nlobfrnen Rrie0e i'll
leiben baben, linb ni6t Die, bic ibn BET.
bor9erufen Dber berbeiaebsbt boben.
6einen yortbeiI laden flur bic Sptfu-
lanten Elm. sur bos yolt bebentet II
eine Nermebrnn9 ieiner bffeniI den
@nulb tint lin0e3dbite Mliaioasrl vs.
bas Mnidmsllen Der isbt iGou rieIigen
penltonsldf ~ bsrgbphen prOppftioner
ehs. Qein liltD Samrner Iiir 9ol-
ifnoe l'rlp lsaDs Don 0simsys