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The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1898-01-27

EngIishman, is the physician to the
exiled household. All the Zulu at
tendants who wait on the exiles went
to st. Helena of their own accord.
Dlnizulu speaks and writes English
fuently, and is man of more than
ordinary intelligence. An effort Is
now being made to procure the release
OF Dinizulu. It is argued that bis re-
turn to his own people would convince
them that the English intend to deal
fairly with them. But the British
Government would hardly dare to place
again in the heart OF the valiant ma
ton of the Zululand man of the abil-
ity and the bravery of Dinizulu.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1898-01-27
A Jury's Verdict.

N. C. Baptist.
The verdict of jury has come to
mean in many Instances only "the be-
ginning" of litigation. This is espec-
tally true in capital cases, in cases in
volving large sums of money and cases
Involving the title to public office. In
capital cases, if the convicted man can
command money he can prolong his
lite long after it has been forfeited by
a jury verdict and judicial sentence.
It is true that in many cases murder
e1s by means of court technicalitles go
scot free after being condemned to
death and in some cases, like that OF
Theodore Durrant, the murderer lives
several years after his victim and that
through the power of influence and
money. Of course an accused man
should be given the benefit of every
doubt, yet the quibbling and delays
and appeals and stays and reprieves
and communications and respites are
serving to- increase crime and mul~
tiply the instances OF Lynch law.
They create dlstrust In the public
mind and lead to open rebellion against
courts and judges and juries. The
more the necessity for having 'juries
properly and carefully selected, men of
good sense, reliable and intelligent,
sober and Just. And then a jury YER
dict would mean far more than it does
now.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1898-01-27
Four Dollars a Ton for Corn Stalks

Washington Post.
"The despised corn stalk, which for
all these years the farmers have burnt
as of no account, just as the cotton
planters used to throw aside the seed
of that plant as valueless, at last turns
out 70 be of such worth as to pay
handsomely for marketing" said Mr..
D. NJ. Frank, of Kentucky, at the
Riggs. "Our farmers are selling it
readily tor 81 ton, aud on an acre
producing forty bushels of corn there
will be at least two and a half tons of
stalks. The uses to which the stalk is
being put is one of the most extra
ordinary agricultural discoveries of the
day. At present there are but two
factories in the country that are
equipped for making cellulose out OF
this material, one of which Is located
at Owensboro. Cellulose is the pitt, of
the corn stalk Its uses are varied and
wonderful and it has market value of
$500 ton. War vessels are lined
with it, and whenever a vessel 80 lined
is punctured with shot, the contact OF
the water with the cellulose causes
that to swell, closing the aperture and
preventing the water from entering
between the ships inner and outer
walls.
Besides, the railroads have found 1t
to be far superior to cotton waste for
packing journals, as it requires less oil
and obviates hot boxes. AS cove ing
for steam pipes it Is the best kn )wn
substance. For making paper it is
found superior to wood pulp, and from
it kodak films, frescoes, and all papter
mache articles can he made. This
does not begin to exhaust the list OF its
marvellous possibilities, and from what
1 have seen and heard l believe that
dozens of other useful articles, as limo
leum, waterproof garments, patent
leather finish, and the like can be pro-
duced from this simple material of the
fields"
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1898-01-27

Persons who are troubled with in
Digestion will be interested in the ex-
perience of VIM. III. Penn, chief clerk
in the railway mail service at Des
Moines, Iowa, who writes "It gives
me pleasure to testify to the merits of
ChamberIain's Collie, Cholera and Diar-
rhoea Remedy. For two years have
suffered from indigestion, and am sub
ivct to frequent severe attacks OF pain
in the stomach and bowels. One or
two doses of this remedy never fails to
give perfect relief. Price % and SO
cents !; for sale by E. T. Whitehead &
Co.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1898-01-27
A CURE FOR LAME BACK.

"My daughter when recovering from
an attack of fever, was great sufferer
from pain in the back and hips" writes
Louden Grover, OF Sardis, KY. CATER
using quite a number of remedies with
out any benefit she tried one bottle OF
Chamberlain's Pain Balm, and 1t has
given entire relief" Chamberlain's g
Pain Balm Is also certain cure for
rheumatism. Sold by E. T. White
head & Co.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1898-01-27

If the care of the hair were made a
part OF lady's education, we should
not see so many gray heads, and the
use of Halls Hair Remover would be
unnecessary. For sale by E. T. White
head & Co.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1898-01-27
d. N. c.. THURSDAY JANUARY e. 1898.

BILE seat at feast and then was calle(
higher. Be a doer of great thing
rather than a blower of a persona
trumpet. Be capable first, be the serv
ant of all second, and having done all
he content to have served rather than
to have demanded service. The man
whom his fellows extol in their hearts
is the one who lives broadly and grand
ly and yet walks humbly. Bear In
mind that good work done out of sight
Is none the less good work. It is, to
some of us, like the miser's gold, a
thing to rejoice over with supreme
satisfaction, where there is neither eye
to see or ear to listen. By all the
standards of universal righteousness,
call up your doings to the judgment
bar of your own heart, get there the
approval of the one who dwelleth in
the highest, and then the vanishing,
vapid question of doing your works
where men can see you, sinks into its
right proportions. The beautiful fig
ure-head on the prov of ship is fair
to look upon, and gets many a word of
praise but far more important Is the
sweat-begrimed coal-trimmer down in
the stoke-hole. Shoveling coal and
carrying ashes are essentials; to be
seen of men is non-essentlal. Be
stoker and a good one there is honor
in 1t.
~
Everything is vocal Of our social
bligations-there would be no cheap
travel were there not many who waat-
ed to travel-no gas in your house or
oil in your lamp were there not others
to use lt-no easy means of getting
anywhere along well-bullt highways
unless there were people enough to de-
mand and to make them. Unless we
seek some remote spot, t'far from the
crowd" 1t is impossible for
us to live to ourselves alone. ALI our
are helpful to us-some OF
them certainly without intending to
be and we in turn are helpful to them,
cross and uncharitable though some of
us are. Every article we buy, every
product we sell, brings us in touch with |
our fellows; keeps looms at work !;
shares In the whirr of the factory !; |
holds the weary miner to his task !; |
Keeps the captain on the bridge of his
vessel, fastening from a distant cline.
ust as a shout is said to disturb the |
sther as far as the remotest star, your
title wants and mine "moye the |
world" While we live our fellows |
rom every zone serve us; while we
i've our service and our thought must |
De towards them.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1898-01-27
Ayers Hair Vigor is certainly r

Ayers Hair Vigor is certainly re-
markable preparation and nothing like
it has eyer been produced. No matter
how wiry and unmanageable the hair
may be, under the influence of this in
comparable dressing, it becomes soft,
silky, and plfable to the comb and
brush. For sale by E. T. Whitehead
& Co.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1898-01-27

Americans are great people for in
venting; but in some cases their i'm
proyements on old inventions almost
equal invention itself. The following
item about the type writer, which we
clip from general reading is case in
point. The New York Dispatch says ::
"The first typewriter was machine
with raised letters, invented by Henry
Mill of England, in 1714, for the use of
the blind but beyond marking the era
of mechanical writing machines it was
of no value, and for nearly 40 years
no step forward was made. Nearly all
the improvements, and certainly the
credit for the general introduction of
the typewriter, belong to America. To
day there is one firm in this country
which manufactures more than fifty
styles of machines, in all languages
and even in business ciphers. In these
last the keyboard is lettered as usual,
but the characters printed are in
cipher"
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1898-01-27
The Norfolk DyGilg Cleaning and Repairing Co.

OLD SUITS TO LOOK LIKE NEW.
Cleaned Pressed, Boys
Pressed &c.
Pants, Overcoat, 75c.
Write or in to
PRESSED, lOc
kinds of repairing.
ain adstoneH Building, NORFOLK W.
Mention this paper
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1898-01-27
SERVING EACH OTHER.
F1RST BE CAPABLE.
THEN SERVE AND DO GOOD.
Some Rambling Thoughts.
BY "NEMO."
FIRST BE CAPABLE.
Some Rambling Thoughts.
BY "NEMo."

BY "NEMo."
i copyrighted by Dave & Tabor.)
STRENGTH THROUGH CONFLICT.
Out in the sunny valley leafy elm
tree grew,
Its branches spreading gaily to every
breeze that blew.
The mountains high
A shield supply,
And it laughed when the sounding
storm swept by.
Staunch and stiff
On rugged cliff,
A pine-tree bold faced the bitter cold
Holding its post on the shelving crust
'Galnst the wanton winds in their cruel
| lust,
And when the blast
Was over-passed,
Deeper and deeper its roots were thrust.
There came day when the earthquake
shocks
Tortured the valley and rent the rocks,
And the elm-tree fell at Fortunes
frown,
With its tender twigs and It's sunny
But the pine-tree, safe in its deep-set
bed,
Still reared high its oft-scarred head.
Look to the bicycle and learn, thou
striving and painting one! The swlfter
the progress, the greater the resistance !;
the rider makes his own breeze, hold
ing him back in a measure but tanning
his brow meanwhile. Rejoice in the
pressure ahead, you who exert your
selves it means that you are moving,
progressing, forcing some real resist
ance to one side. Lie down and rest
in your tracks supinely, and all resist
ance will vanish no one will find in
you then cause for fear, and therefore
no one will oppose you. Look again
at the bicycle ana be wise Descent
is eyer easier and swifter than ascent.
Years may be given to character-bulld-
Ing or to tortune-hunting-a moment
may undo 1t all. Never mind though
your progress be slow let it be upward
and upward only. That is the way
man ought to 60 if he is to be true to
the hisrory Of his whole race, which
has had an ascent of toilsome length
and bIood-stained steps. To love the
easy, slothful, backward ways to viol-
ence and vice, is to be traitor to our
record.
The nerveless soul, soft-steeeped in
sensual sloth-
Whose idle humors, with their fungus
growth,
Have ever rusted since the world began,
The iron case that makes man q
Looks longing from his lounge with
half-closed eyes
To where some dazzling Ell Dorado lies
And "Oh !" he signs, "for some celestial
Some magic charm to watt me thus
So might gather gems and garner
gold
To deck my youth in semblance as of
old"
And, dreaming, longing thus he waits
and grieves
While Incidence fresh cobweb-fetters
weayes:
Till, like poor Gulliver, his strength is
bound
With light and trivial chains SO thickly
wound
That in their welded strength he may
not fight,
But yields him to his myriad conquer
ors' might.
Yet had he but aroused himself at first,
And from his gath'ring trammels
bravely burst,
Taking whatever ship might help his
quest,
Pointing its prov towards the golden
West,
Still faring forward spite of wayward
blast,
Columbus-liKe he might have won at
And, with his trembling banner never
furled,
Seeking an Ell Dorado, found world
~
Seek no hurried distinctian. Never
wiser words were uttered than those
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1898-01-27
AR. C. A. WHITEHEAD,
UUDSoN'S ENGLISH KITCHEN,

1877 Main ST., NORFOLK, VA.
Is the Leading Dining Room in the
City for Ladies and Gentlemen. Strict
ly Temperance Place. ALI meals 25c.
- Hudson's Surprising Coffee q
Speciality. l l6 1v
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1898-01-27
OUR GRANDMoTnERs' REMEDY.

Cough medicine will not cure con-
sumption, but DR.. DAVID Cough Syrup
will cure the cough which, if neglected,
will end In consumption. Pure pine
tar, hoar-hound and wild cherry Our
1randmothers' remedy.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1898-03-26
Value of Corncobs.

CorNcobs are exceedingly rich
IN pota"A, containing over % per
cent. (in the ASH, and are worth
saving. They are not available,
however, unless burnt and the
ashes saved. On farms where
heavy crops of corn are grown the
amount of potash that could be
saved by burning the cobs is con-
sequcntly very large.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1898-03-26
4 Sure Th,nO far YOH

a transaction in which you cannot
ose is sure thing. Eiliousness, SICK
n adache, furred tongue, fever, piles
and "A thousand other ills are caused
hy constipation aud sluggish liver
C1scarets Candy Cathart;c, the won
derful new liver sumuIaut and intes.
Jinai tonic are by all druggists guar
antoed to cure or money refunded.
y G @ are sure thiug Try box to
day: Zoe, 25c., SOC. sample and
broklet free AT al druggists.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1898-03-26
FoIIeWIng Age iha r,aG,.la.a nll--n nanan...

relieving Ae ha ccaGi3>5 Of Contest: u
80 uf % a- f,1t
Bi prize TrrslrF uu t.audIae
aud
isgtf ra1srr
y hS S ,rrfyT
0rnokn
atm
. ma
IS many ua nSy
smpy q Iuaaa hon
ssypiI
. Faa caiast
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1898-03-26

720 $40 Ly Lancaster AR 90 so
'rain leaving Lancaster at Z 20 a m.
connects at Chester with Southern go
ing south. d L. going north and G
o& n Vesn6uie aud local trains going
west.
Train leaving Lancaster at 8 40 p IN.
connects at Lancaster with o X &C
from Camden, and Chester with
southern going north and south and
with e. d l. north.
Train leaving Chester a. IL O5 n IN
connects at Chester with Southern
rom Charlotte. at Lancaster with O
N N G for Camden Tues lay, Thursday
and saturday; also & IL l. from north.
Train leaving Chester = 6l5 m
connects with Southern f.om Colum.
bia' u & " n from a tlanta and G IL l.
'-.Hss = a'.rs-
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1898-03-26
SUMMONS FOR RELIEF
Complaint not Served.)
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
COUN YOF LANCASTER,
court Of Common Pleas.
T. Allison and r B Allison partners
practiriug law. under The firm nam .
of X. +, ~ r B, Allison. Plaintiffs
against
andrew J McAtrer, Defendant.
To The Defendant above named:
YOn are hereby -ummoneu and re-
q 'ired To answer the complaint in
tl,is actj n, which is ii led in the offict
OF he Clerk Ot the Court of Common
Peas for said County and to serve n
copy Of your answer to the said com
plant OH the subscriber at his Off ~ ia
rear of the Court house at Lancaster,
=. -, wiinin twenty days after the
service hereof exclusive OF the day of
+u;h 'ervics; and 4 you tIil TO answer
the comp uiut witniu r',p time afot,-
said, The pjaintiT in this action will
ay 'ly 10 the CoHrt for the relief de-
manded in the complaint.
Dated January IN, \ ID. 1892.
r. = w. ;. l.. Porter,
G. G. G. l.. c.
r. f.. Wvlie,
Plaintiffs 5 Atty.
T) Andrew Mchi.r.
tasent Deicuitnt h"reiu
IGEc u"tIce thnJ the complaint here.
j.. w... ti..d IN he ot.tc. VI the CIgrk
az ~" Court Grr Lancaster E0un.y il
tn --lle of South caronra, ou the
S. -.uJn 3Gy OF January 1898
Il, f. Wy he.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1898-03-26
New School Districts.

Names and numbers of the
School Districts of Lancaste
county as recently surveyed.
school District No |. BarIeTsville
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-04-01
Die 9r66te Gutoedun9 bis isbt.

@. sc. &epine, &ebafteur oes lis.
ti(ua, ST., r@bief" iaet: @ir balten
uidt Saus Dbne Or. Sings Stem
DISCOVERY" eeeen S6rpinblu1t,
9uiten unb Grtattune. SerIu9ten
mandes an6ere Mtittel, aber fanoen
bas pabre 9eilnittel nitbt, Bis mir
Or. Sings 3em DISCOVERY" ee=
brau6ten. &ein anoeres 9eilmittel
tann bnilelbe in unierem Saus=
balt erieben, ba CO cine li1ere Sur
IUr 8eu6buiten, @rfd(tunaen u. I. 10.
lit. 60 lit 3eituerluit tpenn man
anbere Mittel prpbirt, ielbit menn
.oieiel6en als ebenioeut anseprielen
peroen, tuie pSr. Sings Refp Dis.
couerD." Sic iino ntdt 10 gut, oenn
oieies 0ttttel furirt eruieieuernta6en
unb lit garantirt. @s eibt INNER
@enutbung. GrobefIai9en fret in
8alter Sros. 9Ipotbete.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-04-01
dtes.

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ben. N3it bent 0ampfer ralatia"
fam tur5tib cine menieer bubble ala
rubuite Stotienerin in SEEM Yurt al,
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lau0en biirien uub iuieber ben 6eim,
meg antreten mltiIen.
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8bilabe(pbia, iinb piele Sir6en unb
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Elm Sober erbGlt, 9lei9fummt. Our
ausbe5abfuu9 Oieies 2esates iinb ct.
ma $4,000 erIoroerlib.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-04-01
Sullu6H Dies.

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g8iuiam8, Elm Wintlcr Der &nuitrcet
mur0c 0citcrn hit bnrrGid)nittcne.
&eblc i'll %ieincr N@ObnHun nuigcIun
ben. IS lag un}pelicluait Scl6lt
murO I'M uu0 MAN Qtnubt, 0u6 arGnt
li6tcit Den iuulj Ichr gut ncitelltcl
9tum III Der mlicttQcu Shat ocean
laBt bat.
$ N8oibin0ton, p. Wjar}. Icl
friibcrc &uuDeaicuatur ). g. 6.
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Ntur0cn bitr cincu Mcr5IHloG, uuo
MAJ litrJtct, ooB Gcric(bc ocu 500
5ur 6plNc bubeu ulUAc.
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burn bat ijdj bc0cutcuo Qebcitrt uu0
man 8laubt, oaB Die %citrdtmiQeu,
ipcIdlc iucrit Q,hcat mur0c, ubcr-
triebeu luarcu.
5 %Guar8uiIlc, SUB, q. MiQrs.
9eltcrn mndJttu Gomoro WiunaIuu
nro oencn 6rau ais Yuicp County
nuf ibreM !QcinnucQc ben %criud,
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geIdJWpucHcu &udJ 81 lnbrcn. Gle
5lutb bob 0u5 2SugtHbctt cmpur un0
6rnu Wiunnbau Crtyuut. Ter Wnnu
ldUanm cine hnlbc Witile nit, bic
6rnu inI 2rmc balttn0, jc0DdJ mur0c
CT cridJDpIt mo Die 6rnu ertrnnt in
Der NnGc 6CS Gau6ce.
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friib am NtOrgcn bramntc oaS Nulc
9pulc, Elm 0rOBt5 0~rciltOdiQc5 Sc
bGuoc nie0cr, mctdjcS ais &pitz uno
2OairGnuS illr Die III Den 9unncunon
&upicrberRluCrtcn nrbeitcn6cn 9cute
benubt mur0c. &icle ppn Den 400
ScluuDncrn 0cS Nnulc5 Um0Cu ucr-
lett ul0 beiiu0en lidb III 0Olpitalcrn.
SedSi9 9cutc raueu nidt sur 2(rbcit
III Den Serowcrtcu HnO man glnubt,
buE miuocIteuS % oerielben umQt-
fpmntcn lin0.
S Chicago, Su., %. M6r5. 6rico-
lid, ubne SuOeSfnmpI, lit Der lis
Sabre alte Nonm Nonme6 in leiner
@ubnun8 aus Dem 2eben gcldieben.
Sein 1l5. 8cburt5ta9 muroe am let
ten 9onnerSta9 nit elmer 9ruBen
5eitlid)tcit be8ou9eu uuo feline 90
idBrige SodJter &aulinc otnubt, ooB
er 'itdl babel 81 lebr aneeitrenst bat.
Die @atttn oeS Serltorbeneu bat Der
Sfln8 10 bart getruffeu, Dat rnan
beIlrdtet. DAB JIG iidJ nidt bon Den
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5 @aibin9tun, 20. Niar5. 3as
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-04-01
Gin gut 9eipiclter Streit,.

gs iiebt 10 aus, aber eS lit feiner=
lei Setrue babel. Se6ermann fam
eS prubiren, Der nit labmen 8iiden,
idiund]en Nieren, Mnlaria poer Ser
uenlcioen eeplnet lit. @ir meinen,
er Tam iidJ ielbft furiren nit electric
SitterS. 9ieie Nfeoisin itd,ft bas
SDItem, itimulirt 2eber urb Rieren,
uno lit elm Slutreiniaer unb 8erpen-
ltarfer. Sic beilt Seritopfung, &upf-
lueb, Sbnmabtsaufaue, G6lnholie=
felt uno S6peruutb. Sic lit aus
8Ilan5en 5uiamnnenseiebt, fubrt leift
ob uno brinst naturli6e Strait benz
9teruenlDlten. Brpbirt electric 8it=
ters uno leio lberSeust, oa6 es @un.
Der ldbont. Seoe 5lal6e earantirt.
Dur 80 Gents Die 5laiae in @alfer
Nputbete.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-04-01

Srau 0tarp 8iro, aus 9arrisbure,
Ya., ia9t: rNtein &inb lit mir Ntiuis
onen iuertb, unO oO9 WiirOe i6 es
an Der Grpup uerlUren baben, penl
i6 uibt finiunb5pan5l9 Gents Tin
cine 6tai9e Due Minute Cough
Cure" a%us9egeben bdtte." So furirt
0uIten, @rfdltun8en uno aac 0als=
un0 Gun8enbei9mer0en. 8alfel
SrDS.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-04-01
fdllc.

- g. 8. Clifford, @eiu Gaiieu,
8isc., litt an HeurnG9ie urt0 &beu=
matiSmus; iein Wtngen iuar auBer
Orbuung leiue2e6er tuar in belnrubi=
GENDER @eiIe u%nge9riffen, 9tppetit
nabnt ab, uno CT bate an 6leii6 un0
Stdrfe b~e0eutenO ab9cupmmen.
Nrei Glui6en n@leftirI6es Sitters"
heilteu i'm.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-04-01

nea erfuiberte SduB fur S6uB bis
ihrn bic Muniliun aus9in9. @r be-
finoet iid jest inn @efdneniB. 8n5r@
ideinlib miro er in cine Srrennns
itnlt eeIanbt iperoen, bn er fur bic
9bnt nid5t oerantfuprtlih gebalten
mer0cn Tam.