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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-12

most economic way and best time to feed
corn In the shock 20 cattle
The Club has lately received an invi-
tntion from Governor Tyler. who Is a
member OF the organization. 20 meet in
Richmond at an early date. II a sunl-
ciont number can see their way clear TO
take the trip. they viii IA all probability
accept the Governors very cordial In
Nitation
Mossrs Henderson and Johnson. Of
EUston. came up Monday and began
fading an inventory on the stock OF goods
OF Walters Bros. which they viii take
when they open up In the new brick
hnudlre which is now nearing compile
ton. Sir r.. K Thompson, head sales
man for sidney Sheltman viii enter the
Grr as "a uu partner in the business
After the long continued severe weather
a now looks as ~ winter is about broken
rhe FIRST of the week Was intensely cold
fro mercury lingering around the zero
,oqrt for Two or three days but = Is
v.srm and balmy now like real spring
weather The roads OF this county have
baap in n most deplorable condition ever
sirro tho FIRST of December on account
of the heavy rains and freezes. The peo-
he say the ike has mover been known
within their memory. and they are con-
sideriur the good roads question as they
have never considered IL before.
Ti. whole talk OF the town now Is the
Democratic convention which meets here
TODAY o. nominate candidates fer the
.,urfv Offices. 10 g. conceded that "a
strong and popular ticket will be named
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-12

Best Splint Coal 500 per ton (deliv-
erod). ASK FOR prices on Anthracite Coal
WARNER MOORE. New Phone. 272.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-12

COLLEEN. VA, March. n-Special-
III It. not been the fate of old Mn glnld
ion over Am hundred years TO have neen
identified with golden crowns ana other
ur.I..ufe OF ROYALTY. but splendor and
greatness have come TO her through the
Irr1. .m of her sons and the unpretehd-
.ug rEltleuce that opportunities nave az
times allowed her inhabitants 10 display
IIls It I. that only ana occasional coio-
nation has occurred. and generally ol
-Th- queens Of May. Ouis once IN the
u.-.r alton of the writer. has boy
even u ile simplest way been crowned
.I .U That was ar thc 'tiot springs
u. .tI county. Virginia lu the summer
ui 4- DO was a noted season I'm many
I--...t for Henry Clay came by, on
vhrf was believed % have been bis last
tIe.f9neurIue tour for ffcsldehiIat
nomination. Iheu there were Wounced
officers from thc fields ~ Mexico, ie7i-
ire ODD tullou8h. and Mr. PERKINS OF
Tennessee who had arrested Aaron
B.u. was There. with 90 Qo0dly number
COZ flc brightest and best OF our southern
country. Amongst the mrrr!est ana most
agreeable of Southern gentlemen was
Nr Nicholson. of Louisiana. noted lot
hs w.t and "bon homie. or Nirglmans
none were more polished ana popular
ihau Col. Fontaine president OF lhe
chesapeake d ohio railroad. ana MS
bright little boyd Foniainc Ws We
called hIml The latter was about nine
years of axe and seemed sunshine itsen
bon brightness and lOyelincss Tho ten
u.u-allcT' was each lay attended by a.
brilliant array 0f visitors. and gentlemen
and ladies' promptly formed parties "a
opponents for the exciting snort ON one
ol these occasions Edward F0ntaine was
incorporated in tO ID party. When MS
turn came be stepped forward Ike man.
took the bah in hand. and with hi first
roll knocked down an OF the ten pins
Being "ten-strikc" from the first ehort
of bow the whole assemblage cGngratu tue
lated him. and I'm tho midst of the merri-
mcnt-indeed. before we had time TO
fhink-Mr. Nicholson had gone 10 a maple
tree and returned with a crown made Of
"a maple tWig and its leaves. With this
ne promptly. but with great dignity.
crowned Edward FOnt3inc amidst the
plaudits of the elite assembled. and TO
the infinite delight Of ms an. Perhaps
the most bewitchine part of the per-
Torrance was the handsome manner In
which Ed Fontainc bore his hOnors. for
he was not the least confused and was
as selt-posscsscd as any who arc called
10 1.-THE purple
1n recalling this little incident in the
early life OF denartcd hero who gal
l4ntlv fell in the front OF battle. and in
defence Of his country. lot MS observe:
Our heroes OF the late civil war are pass
ing away Tho lives of MANY who are
gone perhaps lmgcr too lightly in the
prominence in the good opinion Of others
has been won 10y the innocent deeds OF
our departed friends should De preserved
I'm the recolections OF those who are left
and when apprOnriate published Tn
this way. and ouly in this way. can we
expect true and complete pictures OF life
as we have known &c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-12
TRADE ACTIVITY
IS PRE- EMINENT
industrial Enterprises Generally Show
a Waking Up.
WHEAT MARKET NOT so STRONG
Reports Of supplies IN Farmers Hands
Has a Depressing Encct-Dcmand
for Iron and Steel Product
stu Continues Strong.

NEw YORK. March lo-Bradstreets
Of tomorrow VIII say.
Industrial and trade activity Sc s'n the
pre-cmucnt feature of the general bus.-
ness situation. Price strength, too ls
notable. especially ga view OF the mid-
winter rise of FDDrasry except ln the
case OF the leading cereals ana wool
In manufacturing lines, the situation
S. one o. great activity Additional ad-
Nauces in vases this week seem likely
fo swell tho number OF workers whose
wages age reported advanced tO close to
l.e.Nu.
The .ron and stool trade is s.m excited
by reports of n vigorous demand. The
shutting down OF mills for repairs has
reduced the output Ot pIg iron considera-
bly, Tho number of old furnaces being
furnished up ana put m operation is
steadily Increased. but tlo effect as yet
ou production SIS not very marked.
WOOL EASIER
An easier tendency in wool SIS one OF
Tho disappointing features of the weck
tae 0rtsrowth probably of unsatisfactory
demand for mems wear goods but also
n reflection of reports of projected com
busuons iD tle finished goods trade.
Ihe demand f0r cotton goods is very ace
tive and nearly all classes are firmly
he.d though finished goods have not ad-
N.rCcd 90 tHe snmo extent us fle Cruler
makes. Cotton remains steady. and the
reduced movement at thc South mak-
iHe tls minimum estimates more SIDE
tOuaf'e
Lumber is active at most markets and
prices are nrm. because of wei cleaned
up stocks. Raw and refined sugar have
alike moved inward this week partly
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among other things the time Of service
should be increased in the standing troops
t0 five years. and in the reserve TO thir-
teen years.
J-The right TO shortened time of service
in the standing troops which a higher
degree of education now confers. should
Doe retained only for those who can speak
Russian.
C-The contingent of couscripts annually
summoned TO service and the military
budget Instead of being adjusted 20 The
requirements of the Finnish army should
Doe made in proportion 10 the poulation
and the whole budget of the State, and
ON as extensive n scale as Russia, where
by the surplus of the requirements of the
Finnish army would thus be made over q
Russia.
FINNISH RESISTANCE.
From what has now been quoted. the
character of the Russian scheme OF re-
form is sufficiently apparent Tho mill
tary side of the matter, the interests Of
the defence of the empire is In all this "a
secondary consideration. The principal
object is evidently to destroy tle mih-
t3ry autonomy OF Finland and t0 UNDER
mine ia independence in general as also
10 make the Finnish army ami the con-
script law Buss.fying institution. 10 is
NOT surpri sing that boo the whole of The Fin
ul % people. without regard To- party die
visions. these proposals have awakened
feelings OF bitterness and depression Ana
the Incorporate heat and anlmosity with
which an these plans have been accom-
panied and illustrated from the Russian
side. have naturally Increased the tn-
teu-lfy of these feelings But the Fin-
nlsh people are By nature and a.eady
/ long practice too calm they have too
clear an insight into the character OF the
situation 90 allow themselves 10 be proc
/ v0kcd. TO the delight of The Russian
! chauy.uists. into any inc0nsderate ac-
ton. They find their strength and COM
fort in tho consciousness OF the justice
/ y their cause. in conscience without
roDroach. and in the experience they have
that the common monlrchs alike of them
selves and of Russia have ever hitherto
with the strictcst conscientiOusuess
, striron no maintain the principles of tho
! sanctity OF the imperial word and OF
! sworn laws and of the inviolablity of
/ time h0uored institutions upheld by tho
/ votes OF the people. Moreover. the Em-
| peror Nicholas IT, has lately, in the face
/ OF the whole world, promulgated the
| maxim that "lt is on the principles ol
| right and justice that the security oi
| States and the welfare of nations rest.
I and he cannot then be blind TO any part
| Of the deep import of this his own utter.
, ance.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-12
AFTER THE GRIP BUILD Up

the system and purify the blood with Or.
David's Iodo-Ferrated Sarsaparilla. Ii
drives an impurities from the blood.
thoroughly cleauses the entire system
and gives health and strength TO both
body and mind
Reldsville. y. c.. October II. 1893
Owens & Minor Drug Company, Rich
moud Va:
Dear sirs-Please send me three dozen
Dr. David's Iodo-Ferrated Sarsaparilla. /
have entirely sold out the last lot. re-
gard your Dr. Davids Iodo-Ferrated Sar-
saparlna as the best Alternative prepare
ton that I have ever come IN contact
with during a period OF many years In the
drug business and in tho practice of
medicine u sells better than any other
article that I handle and 1 frequently
prescribe II in cases whore indicated ana
always with the best results
Yours truly.
J. W SMITH. ". D..
Physician and Druggist
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-12

AFTER ONE VIGOROUS RUBBING
with Dixie Nerve and Bone Liniment my
rheumatism was cured and IL has never
returned" says Richmonds leading real
estate agent. lie recommended II TO sew
eral OF his friends and II cured them all
II viii do the same for YOU. Dixie Nerve
and Bone Liniment has no equal. II Is
the best on earth.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-12

one OF the results % the recent mspec-
ton trip Of the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
lines west Of the Ohio river is an order
for q double track on the Central Ohio
division from Bclaire 10 Cambridge
Ohio. n distance Of hfty-throe miles
This portion of The road is very much
c0ngestod with freight at an times and
the proposed Improvement is in tho ma
ture Of a necessity.
il IS estimated that tho second track
Will cost I'm the neighborh0od OF one and
"a quarter million dollars There are a.
number of heavy grades between Bel
laire and Cambridge which viii be cut
down. and am of the bridges will be re-
placed with now double track steel
structures Tt viii take az least a year
10 complete the work.
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The digest of ibis committee, together
with the scheme of the military commit
Ice mentioned above. were now transmit
ted 90 the Senate az Heisingfors. which
was ordered 20 draw up definitely the
u~opositlOn 10 the Diet HEREBY the
principle that Finnish affairs Of state can
be treated only by Finnish authorities
was recognized az least TO some extent
a. regards the form. But OF the same
time his Majesty commanded the Senate
10 insert word for word I'M It's proposition
the scheme OF introduction made by tho
PobedOnostsen committee. and, moreover.
20 be strictly guided b. the proposals Of
the other committees According TO these
directions the Senate now drew up It's
scheme Of a proposition. rejecting from
the last mentioned proposals only tho
most crying lniOrmalltles. But when the
Senate. In the beginning OF December
transmitted this scheme OF 4 proposition
20 be submitted 20 the approval OF the
monarch through the medium OF the Sec
rotary of state. the Senate at the same
timo iutimated, Ia accordance with It's
duty as the Finnish adviser Of tho mon
arch that for its own part IL could not
approve or recommend the alterations In
question in the c0nscript law. After have
ing been made acquainted with the rep
reservation of the Senate. the monarch
determined that not the bill. slightly re-
Vlsed by the Senate. but the original
scheme OF the Minister OF war should,
almost unmodlhei be- laid before the
Diet. The alterations In the Finnish con-
script law urged by the Minister of War
are mainly the following.
1.-The principle that the object OF the
Finnish army is 10 defend Finland and
thereby contribute also to the defence OF
tho empire. should be annuled, whereby
the Finnish troops could be ordered to
seats OF war outside OF the borders OF the
country.
2-The regulation that only Finnish citi.
zens can be officers of the Finnish army
should be annulled whereby the Finnish
troops could be placed under Russian
military government and the posts OF
officers in the same be filed by Rus
SLAMS.
the present legal hindrances 10 sum
moning Finnish conscripts to service IN
the Russian troops should be removed.
4-The present militia reserve instltu.
ton should he snnulled. and the Russian
system be introduced instead, whereby
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-12
WELL KNOWN MAN ILL.
Hon Geo. W. Hardy. Of Lunenburg
Paralyzcd- Against Smallpox.

GREEN BAY. VA. March 1O.-Special
Hon. George W. Hardy. superintendent
Of Public schools Of Lunenburg county,
who has been suffering with "a stroke of
nlrans.s. is still in "a critical condition.
Au az h's immediate family have been
called TO his bedside. and grave fears are
entertained ass 90 his recovery.
Tine citizens of this community have at
1..+ become aroused as To- the smallpox
.f-u4tfon and many are being yaccinated
N Was rumored here yesterday that "a
racro man having O. case OF smallpox
had escaped from the authorities at
CrrWc.
The farmers around here are very much
behind in their farm work, and will have
t1 hustle TO "catch up
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-12

state Of Ohio city OF Toledo, Lucas
COunty-ss.:
FRANK j. CHENEY makes oath that
he is the senior partner of the firm OF
j.. j. CHENEY & CO. doing business
in the city OF Toledo, County and State
aforesaid and that said firm will pay
the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
for each and every case OF Catarrh that
cannot Doe cured by the use OF HALLS
CATARRH CURE.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn TO before me and subscribed In
my presence. this 9th day o. December,
A. D.. 1856.
(sealJ A. W GLEASON.
Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure - taken internally
and acts directly on the blood and mu-
cous surfaces OF the system. Send for
testimonial free
+. j. CHENEY {; CO.. Toledo, o.
sold by Druggists. 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-12
ATLANTIC COAST LiSE-IMPOR
TtNT CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.

On and after Sunday, March 18th. the
Iynchburg sleeper and connection for
the n. & w. r. Il. west, will leave Rich
mond at 600 PM. instead OF l0:5 p. NJ.
Train leaving Richmond at 1876 4. NJ
will only be local between Richmond and
Petersburg. {. >. CAMBPElL
Division FIT and Pass. Agsnts
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-12

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against tA.se communal. ,---..t.t, AZ
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fairs One OF lhe .,'
attacks h-a o,e' '. ,.... 10, .t. so-
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-07-11

lam er aus bem Staate giep SsrIeD
auF Die SriegsI6ule.
grDffnung Der Retrutis
rung.
SL2ouig, Mo., 10. Suli.-Gaa
pitdn $. 81. 9ailep DOM bjeiigen Res
truIirung5 9iirsau bat cine 3epeF94
pom &r;egs 9epartement in WdTba
ingtUn er6alten, pelhe T6n unpeiit,
6eute nit Der Retrutirrng unttr Der
tiir5lj8sn Srore pes 9rGiiosnlsn 3H
Beginner. Die 6jer singsmuIterten
2eute peroen Dem 80. @unoes 5reiz
pilli9er Rsgiment fir bic P6ilippis
ueu 8udeprhnst nerbsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-07-11
Sgu6grribt in 3anias.

Der @elbnfte piro bom StubtzMdr4
i4aG berabgeIhnitten uno tsbrt
in'5 8etpuBtiein 3uriid. - Gr
tonnis ieoo4 ni9t am 2tbsn ers
6,lten perOen.
4lmo, a3., 10. Suli. - Did
Biaiams, Gin Der Grmoroung 3tpeieu
WeiBen dngetla9ttr 9lsger, purbe
pdRrenO Der pergangenen gaht turd
sinen aus 9GeiBen beIte6cnoen Mo6
aus Cem GefdngniB 9ebolt uno aufgez
6Gn9t, Der Wfpb IieB ben Nsger an
einen SelepbOnpfa6l bGngsn. Seds
Wtinuten ipGtsr tpproe er pom Stdbts
Marf4uu herabgsIdnit!en unb ing
@efGngniB 5uriid 8ebroft, tpO er ina
8epuBtiein 3uriidtebrte. Gr fam ins
oehen niat am 2e6en erGaIten tperben.
Sarrb 3. SanoD unb Elm anberer
un6etannter WeiBer puroen am %.
Sun! gu Mfc6urlanb i'm bteIigeu
9puntn ermorbet. Gtllhe 3dge baa
rauf erfolgts Die 8erbaftrsng Der Nsgsr
Sas. 8snoer, alias y0enper Sib." uno
Did NiIIiams. alias y3rilbp," als
beg MOroe5 perbddtig. Renoer f6O6
bic S6ulo auf 8iGiams, peI4er ges
tern in's bieIige 8sfdngniB gebru6t
purbe. Sin Mo6 perIufte Ihon BEL
bsp Q(ntunft babisr, Den @sfurgenen
bem Sferiff Srue gu entreiBen, bod
puroe oisIer 9er3ud bereiteIt. Spdteu
gelan9 es inbsi1en DEM W}ob, has @sz
fGngniB gu erbrs6en lIno Ii4 Des gles
gers gu bemGhtigen. Sun6p, elmer Ger
Grmor0etsn, mar Der SObn zines
2(r3ts8 aus Creighton, Mo. GroBe
2lufreQung berrTht in Der gon5eu @sA
genb, unb man fiir6tst, oab Der 9ors
fan tpeitere 3ubeI ItOrungen nad Ii4
3iehen miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-07-11
Sabnfataitrnpbe in Galiiornien.

3tpei 5rauen aet0otet unb orei3ebn
Pafagiere perlebt. - Die OpFer
ipuren auF Dem Wegs gum Gonpent
Der Jfational gr3ebun9s Qhuz
cidlipn.
5ran3isco, 10. Suli. -
9ei Nepuan, Gal., ereignste ii9 beute
eine GoGiiion 3piT6en einem Jra9tz
eug unb einem PsrIonen3u9e, auf
peld' 2ebtsrem 0elegaten Der yNatioz
nal Gr3iebung5 46ociation" na9
2o5 9lngeIes untsrpegs paren. 3ipsi
pa77agiere, rQmlih 5rau 9ena 6am>
mono aus Seneca~9SdGs, N.zY., unD
SRI, ,NO0ie 6arri5 aus St.2ouis, muir
Den qetDDtet Il. 13 anoere erlitten Ser
leBun9en. Der 6ra4t5ug nabm gsz
rdoe WafIer 6ei elmer Station elm, als
Der 9er1onensug uuf benz nGmli9en
@sleife beraniauIte,
Die 8erisbten, pelAe pa9riheinli6
fammtli9 nit bem 2e6en odponfoms
men psroen, fno: SRI. Clara Morsz
boufe, Battle Greet, Mid.; 5rau Gliz
3obei1 W6ite, ct. 2ouis; Sri. Mub
Sliper, ct. 2ouis; Sri, 6elena gngs
tiff, 81. 2ouis; Sri. 'Sa1ie q. .Smit6,
St. 2ouis; Sri. Gertrude RpIenbere,
ct. Souis; Sri. 2uella u. Ws6meir,
ct. 9ouis; @Dpin .. 2ufeD, 81.
2ouis; 3obsrt g. W}ius, 2afe Gre
ton, 80; Sri. s.. 8. Morle, Y6ilaz
Delpbia; Cabin 8uttod, 81. 9ouis.
Die Sriimmer oss 5ra6tsugss fin
gen na6 Der GoGiIion 5euer uno purz
ben fbeiltpeiFe 3erItDrt. Die get0oieten
unb oertpunoeten Puhagisre befunoen
Ii6 Tdmmtli4 in benz ndmli4en Ba9z
9on.
Our9 aube beraniabt.
Beaufort, q. g., 10. Suli. -
Orei 9ube bro9tsn sinsn Ysrlonen3ug
Der u. e 81. 6. 8abn auT oem Iogsz
nunnten 81" Bel Morebsao Gitp gum
Gntsleiieu. 9arrp W3onsfielO bon
Retp gort urb Elm farbigsr Iufpdre
Ter fanben babel ibrsn SOB. Der grz
fiere 1T Der So6n Oes Purtnsrs Der
gommifionsfirma 0tnes &c Ufans>
fielb in Nsp gort uno bate ieinen
8ruber bier beFudt, Ger eine groBe
Jarm in Der Nd6e pss ~" bsiist
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Ginc Renulhcr= Snnrnaliiiin

GountbzQnpalb SudIon CUR Nadt3sit
in ieinem 3immer BON elmer Der
crinpinelIen 8erleumOung ii6sr=
fibrten 3eitungsidreiberin iiberz
fallen unb nit Dem 5obs 6eoro6t.
Gunta 9drbara, Gal, 10.
Suli. 5rau Nou Q(bbiszSturte,
peGde seitern i'm Supsriorz@eri6t Ell
ner crimineQen &rleunoung Ihulbig
befunhsn purbs, idlid Iia am Q6enb,
nit 5rpei HepolDern. einem 5lGiA6en
G9loroform uno einem 5lGi66en
glau1 1dure ausgsriiItei, in oas 3immer
beS Gpuntb%Qlnpalts Sadfon, um
8ads gu iiben, 2lIs SufIon 3ufGQ;g
duftpa4ts, ri6tete lie einen GeboIper
auf ibn. 5pan9 ibn, isinsn eigensn Ste
polpsr ab5ugeben, uno beFabl i6m al8s
Damn, bas 5enIter. bur9 psl6ss lie gez
tpmmsn mar, unD bic 2GDen gu i9liez
BEN. Ddbreno er Dem 8efe6le na93uz
fommen porgab, bsnuBte er cine GIN
ftigs @elegenbsit, bag Wsib gu faiien
unb 5u enttpdffnen. Sic leiitets 8iz
berItanb uno elmer ibrer 8eDolpsr entz
lub li6 babel, bod Fu6r Die SugeI in
ben 8oDen.
6rdu Starfe, tpeI6s cine bsfdnnte
3eitungsTdrei6erin til, bebauptet, iie
babe ii4 nur gu bem 3pede in bas
3immsr begsben, um Den Qntpalt 3u
sriudsn, ibr milDs 9ebanblung obsr
sinen neuenYro5eB gu 0er14affen. Giz
nen3epolpsr fibre lie immer BEL Ii9 Il.
uu6 @6loroform uls Wfittel gegen elm
Ser5leiosn. Sic 6efinDet Ii4 jsBt i'm
@sfGngniB. Shre l1ebsrfiibrung tpsz
gen crimineller 8erleumoung mar duf
Die gntlogs baiirt. itanoulOfs 8risfe,
pelfe oen Gharatter zines 6erporraz
gsnosn 4r5tes in Elm fdlsahs 2i6t
iteQsn, geifrieben gu BADEN.
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Sine 3nr BET alien
5onsmer Complaints

Gin bulser bis Elm qan,sr Sbtt0fe. ron R,aoo
Reisf in sinem babeH Slais lBdiier nttbsrbOlt
10 oft ais ber 9ureb'au angGlt uuo Cn G!antls
4ap9eu QctrQHit nit Rea0D &elisi, auf bic Vsa-
6rl;i3t,rung uuO bcpsriiteai0t cine buoige Rur
Snuerlb - Gin balbtr biz ell qonstr IbrOtfd
in tintm bolbru @Ioic ggaIitv, bcititt1t in ptnts
cen Muutsn Rr6mpfs, S6Dinoclantdas, iaursE
Woosn Raui,o Frbrtbsr, SOobrsnuer, 9erooff
tat e6laflOfq'tit Wtordns, glabunQtr mo OHe
innultben gsl9Du0sn.
&c tritirt ttiu 0timitteI in Der g8tlt, e1g 1fits
Der uaO 99e6itiitbcr uHn ale aroeren malorfttn,
bilioisu uuo unotreu Niebsr i'm Yersins nit a b.
toap's 4tGltn 10 raid mi, S m ns
EtI ief be6sbt.
gr,is 30 gtuts pro Glaib, 3u bub,u bs allen
&p0t5tf,rr.
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