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The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-06-13
THEY cor THE SCENT.
Row an o.sse.A 5sxi.:, lf,.sr 1.~arl.d
!. the Good LittfS isoys.

;. the Good LittfS Boys.
There is a miserly old lady living n
Oshkosh, says the Tines 81 that city,
who, 1t is believed, judging from cir
cumstances, has chests and chests Of
gold eccretcd in her house somewhere.
She is 30 pcnurious And hates. % part
with her money SO bad, that when shc
is compelled from absolute necessity to
buy tho nccessaries Of life she walks 70
tho store farthcst from her house 30
that she can keep in her possession the
money that must be spent for food
little longer. and pays for her purchase
with moro reluctance than Isaac Of
York could command while parting
with his gold.
It is told OF this old lady that one
day, while counting over some money, :
tive-ccnt piece dropped in big wood.
box filled with wood, shsvings, etc. She
searched for an hour in vain, and was
almost distracted by the loss, whoH. &
bright thought struck her. She wouId
havc couple Of little boys, who wero
playing near tho house, seek 1t. Ac.
cordingly she called them in and told
them that il they would find the money
which had dropped Ia tho wood-box sho
would give them each cont. The
youngsters, eager to earn the price Of q
stick of candy. went willingly to work.
and after hunting for about two hours
gave q howl of delight when they dis
covered tho missing coin.
Tho old woman eagerly spatchsd It
from them and, after carefGfiy deposit
ing it in her pocket-book, called them
dear little children and said they we'll
earned their reward. She then went
into another room, brought out q
bottle that had once been filled with
perfutne. and gave each one of tho boys,
scent of tho lingering odor. after
which She called them dear little dsr.
lings again and told them to run away
now and play. The little fellows wcro
so overwhelmed with gratitude at tho
old lady's munificence that they kindly
thanked her in their abstraction.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-06-13
sAcHEr POWDERS.
Tho 1ieny l'orp,. In witch T;.-y Are used
ut TIE l,rrs,n. T:.ns.

THO sts"S Forms In Witch Ts-y Arc used
at ss'e 'rsss"s 1'.as'
'"S non, says l''s:sS'ht'l''. there is e
genera. s2sssi' er craze i''f saeGst pow
.s~ss, 'h:ss' e:snsy Nss laxurious per-
s's'as's %s,''a &c cs-s''s ans: e'.sctu"i'y
Ss:-a ~ alt 'aa '.os'.l ss.'lsis'''s i''r sv';'a
a'''eF+'aon' an" eSe': III cs'isi,;lnts ss::'s'ss
'sas.s'.
s:t 'oassfs cen nc CORRECTLY
l''S,r'' ~ every 'h'nS ,a;s:e S'iss iia.H!a.
es !" e'a, ariicie 70 ~:.l,s tiny sachc,
.:s ''a ~ secured or iasss'l'a ~ '''S';''
f'e.'' or r.''s''s'.
s','..-ceVtr'.i' rirn 'y-:'sar'','s' 'Tii
p''i' W.. '.'e ls'"s tis f'e u ts!S': ~ y
E.ee II ss:s sssl.s t:s- Win h:.::'--
l.'.:-~ ~ .as, l.. n":::',- = ..i.'-
s,ssf'i'sas. III lano.' tale 'or.'Ts, w.:
rssno as;'s niantei iam nreslssns' Ii, l:3is.
mats a.a also IN decorated rIusls et
satis,. rt.ah or velvet painted or ca.
hrc!'ss-a
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-06-13
Why saess'Dg b Iassithfal.

The London Lancet ssys thst the pso.
plo who sneese often sse' tho hcalthiseE.
A snecse sets the blood circulating sid
throws OF cold which is' tryinl.1
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-06-13
For 0oer,ess People.

Five ruies to insure sleep: Eat notS
ing hearty after ave O'Clock; ca!m your
mind before retiring; go'toh4d n : reg
ular hour; when you wAke fise st onoo;.
mover sleep during tho day.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-06-13
rhe rlowcr. of Enru,,e.

OF tl,, a,aao kinds Of flowers which
grow in Europe.i only 42o arc olorifer-
Gus. Tho waite flower IL the most
therc being l,i9a kinds Of that
color. Less than one-tlfth Of these are
fragrant. OF the 95l kinds Of yellow
flowers II arc cdoriferous; OF the ss3
s eesPss ksa i;sssssl "a l'a'aitss's1 ia sss;.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-06-13
SWEETNESS iNi WOMEN.
Why beauties Are Often Obscured ~
Their Palmer Sisters.


'Selcne,. in the Baltimore American,
writing Of tho attractivehess OF women,
compares them to flowers. Those that
have beauty and mind, we'll cultivated,
aro like tho flowers with beauty and
fragrance 80 they arc never ending
sources of delight. Others are fair to
look upon, but o close inspection discov-
ers a thorn. Tho third kind are like
the homely wall-iower, neither hand
some nor graceful, but SO full Of sweet
ness that to bo near them is joy mex
prcssiblc. So many girls, who are
brought up with the knowledge that
they arc gifted with forms and faces Of
unusual ,a~clinesa, depend too much
upon those advantages for their success
in l;fo. They never realize tha neccs-
sity Of applying themselves to the acqui-
sition Of knowledge; they grow to wom-
aahocd with Ecagcr education, no ac-
compiiaArsents and a much yaggcrated
cp;n;cn Of their charms. Tho result is
that ,slrs c.jcy erly fsr brief t.me tho
prestige for which they are go am
bilious.
s'c;ns of tho plaiucst women evcr
1sil-H SsES tSs kTCitSS'St laNOElS{sGs J UCtr
proaense in room was the signal for
;,oca-.nnoscd enjoyment. Time never
tagged when they were Of the party.
Tho lack ot mere sacirl symmetry was
forgotten when under the spoil of their
genial Influence. " il not unusual to
zoe handso,ae man welded TO o home
~ woman. Wc have all heard and, per-
hans, made the remark: s.\Yhy. wkat
did such :; gooii-look:ng man ever nce in
that woman to lovc?" We arc thinking
Of only the outward appearance, when,
in trut.,. tac character OF such % woman
may be 40 lovely a,d at:.act..a 4, thoso
who know hog :hat none would have
her different IL they could. ltis y great
pity when si.l allows hers,-.t :, grow
slisconten:sd and unhappy about her
looks. When this is she case 1. is ti.no
for kcr TO heed tho fairy's ~a,.n::i;. and
shIn the mirror by thinking less Of APP
pearances and more OF o:!:cr t,,;a.s.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-06-13
I. O. O. y.

HOT spR,Sus LODGE NJ. ,,s
Mcsss every Wednesday evening at q. a. n.
Hall. Visiting brothers cordially welcomed.
b. ". TRAcY, K y. Vi. F.. BsSKDlcr. S. q.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-06-13
SOCIETIES.
&. A. r.

snAs \. STRICKLAND rosr, xo. ix7.
~ Hot Springs meets every secued and
feufth Saturday Of the month"; at 1'cst room, over
1lfeo's Opefa House. Visiting comrades eor;li
A0y lnvlted. a. 9. SrEwARr,
u. Z. EAfOe, Commander.
At3atant.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-06-13
X. OF r.

M1SS.KAurA LODGE So.aa.
Meets every Tueslay evening q. 7::Nin &. A T..
v. ". Roor, x. ssR.ss
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-06-13
w. Il. C.
A. o. U. ~.

A. o. U. w.
MrSS::HAuTA LODGE.
=. Meets every Thursday evening In the hall over
fkseo's etUru. Visiting n,eu,bc.s always vel
COMB. ". I. CoLvEnr, u. w.
III Muzovs., Recorder.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-10-09
The scARecRow.

II was a regular scanecrow man.
Made on the old and well known p''-n
A cross OF STICKS ia a garb torlorn
That stood on guard in that fleid OF corH no
And indeed. il made the old farmer siiiAe
AZ he plIt il up and whistled the whsle
II would look to the crows so very ie'oe'
So truly astounding and atroclous, -
Thar n tickled his fancy TO think now tney
Would carch glimpse and fiutter away
we'll rwo MACK crows sal of on a tree
And the Young crow said 10 the OLD one
Now what is that frghtful thing out lhefsf
It's enough any honest crow TO scare -
Rnt the Old crow chuckled and then looheu N's'
Sbook 10 his feathers and winked his eyes
Something tjekled him. but If twas JOKE
His voice didn't show II when he spoke
As looking down al the younger crow
He said ,What is III An don you kho"f
WHY. that, as we wise ones all suppose.
Is the special patron saint Of the crows
We watch for his coming every year
To tell when the Feast Of the Corn Is here
See how he stands with his arms stretched ou'
He il calling the crows from all about
such a kind invitation Is most alluring-
So very cordial aud reassurHg
think we had better accept. don't your
And down To the field Of corn they few
Wide Awake
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-10-09

These remarks, made by The Norwich
Conn., Bulletin, will apply to nearly
every state in the Union:
There are probably between sc, 900 and
100000 miles of road and street in this
state-public road and public street.
To say that they are no worse than the
roads and streets in some other parts of
New England is not to say much for
them The average road in
Connecticut is an eyesore to every trav-
eler over it, a trial to every pedestrian.
aneedless squandering of energy to every
horse or OK which draws loads over it,
an extravagant and thriftless waste of
money and vital forces and a dusty,
muddy, sandy disgrace to the community
which tolerates it.
just think of It'll For more than 200
years the most of these roads have been
laid out and travelled. They were made"
and they have been repaired" And
now, after these 200 years of alleged in
telligent effort at road making, three
miles out of every five are either mere
sand beds, mud holes, rutted tracks,
thank ye ma'ams" or gullies. To drive
rapidly along them is uncomfortable in
even the hghtest and easiest of vehicles;
to drag heavy loads over them requires
at least double the number of horses or
oxen which would suffice to drag the
same loads over good roads; every year
they wear out more money invested in
horsefesh and vehicles than would suf-
fee, if properly expended. year for year,
to macadamize every main road in the
state within l,alf century.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-10-09
Country Merchants, Butch

ers, Peddlers, Produce Deal
ers, Tinmen, Marketmen and
traders generally will often fino
the collecting Of Calf Skins q
profitable addition to their
other business.
| desire to arrange with
some good man or firm in every
village in the United States
and Canadas to take in and
ship to me the Calf Skins ~
ken off in their vicinity.
Cash furnished on satistac-
tory guarantee. For particu-
lars address, mentioning this
paper,
CARROLL S. PAGE,
Hyde Park, VT.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-10-09

The Latin word sic" means thus"
anu Is sometimes used TO indicate that
what preeedes it has been quoted exactly
OF that what is described occurred a de-
scfloed- Thus, THE marketmen say that
the TAX Is the last straw: that if it is i'm
posed they will 20 to the wall. for they can
no longer keep their heads above water
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-10-09

E. A. Thoma, West Randolph,
j. w. Fargo, Randolph,
Brooks q Washburn, Bethel.
w. p. Smith, East Bethel,
j. 0. Belknap, South Royalton.
w. II. Martin
A. y. King d Son, Tunbridge,
j. B. Atwood, Chelsea,
r.. A. r. Corwin
Townsend d Dickinson, Chelsea.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-01-07
JOHN B. BRIEFLY.
He Passed Away yesterday at SAN
Jose.

He Passed Away y esterday as SAN
Jose.
The Associated Press dispatches yes-
terday brought the news. not altogether
unexpected, that John R. Briefly had
died at San Jose. Several of his friends
received private dispatches to the same
effect. He was taken ill with q severe
attack of pneumonia at San Francisco,
about month ago, and, after partially
recovering, was taken to his sisters at
San Jose, where relapse set in which
seriously threatened his life some ten
days ago. He then began again to get
better, and hopes were freely entertained
for his speedy and full recovery; but yes
terday he sank rapidly and passed away,
as reported. John R. Briefly was born
in New Hampshire about fifty-one years
ago. He came to California in 1852 and
remained short time. He went East
and did not return to this State until
1860. He cane to Los Angeles in 1882,
being appointed by President Arthur
Collector of the port of San Pedro. In
1886 he was elected to the Assembly for
the Seventy sixth District, and was re-
elected in 1888
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-01-07
The Board of Supervisors.

Hearing Of the application of F. Del
for toll road in San Antonio caf1on SCI
for February 5th.
The great register is declared can
celed, and the Clerk instructed to regis
ter for another, the fact to be advertised
in all the city daily and weekly papers
The sum of $32 80 was ordered trans
ferred from the general road fund to the
Antelope valley road fund.
The death of John R. Briefly being an
nounced. Supervisors, Martin. Rowan
and Davis were appointed a committee tc
draft suitable resolutions.
The Auditor was instructed to receive
from Chas. Post, Road Overseer o.
Cahuenga, certain labor certificates az
so much each.
II. f. Stafford, J. M. Voss and J. w
Vawter were appointed viewers of the
National boulevard.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-01-07
Guilty Garre.I S.One,

By the noon train yesterday Chief
Deputy Sheriff Brady went north, taking
with him Captain F. NJ. Garrett, under
sentence for ten years in San Quentin
for incest. Brady will have to be wide.
awake to perform his task, Tor Garrett ia
likely to take desperate chances to
escape, and, probably would nearly as
soon die as serve out his sentence, which
means about seven years of incarceration.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-01-07
New Casea.

Nevire Arroqui asks for the probate oil
the will of Jean Arroqui. The estate is
valued at 81 ,060.
l. II. Burke sues W. L. Sidwell to fore.
close vendors lien to real estate on which
there is due 1888 40.
The will of Jean Arroqui is filed, lsav-
ing all his property to bis wife.
r. 81. Berry asks to be appointed
guardian of the persons and estates of
William A. Fremer and others, minors.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-01-07
Buena vlsta-Sureet Bridge.

The residents of East Los Angeles
along the district tributary to the Buena
Vista-street bridge are becoming some
what restiye at the lack of progress
being made in the matter of reconstruct
ing said bridge. They have to make a
big detour TO get to and from the city,
and think something ought to be done at
once to set the bridge in position.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-01-07
Marriage Licenses.

The following were yesterday licensed
to we'd:
Joseph Minton, native of Missouri,
of this city, aged 90, to Amanda Holmes,
q native of Illinois, of this city, aged "a.
David w. Brown. native of Maine,
of this city, aged 33, to Alice Wood, a
native of Illinois, of this city, aged 81.
William Busse, native of Germany,
of San Francisco, to Lizzie Kressien, q
native OF Germany, of Pasadena, aged
20.
Robert G. Patterson, native of Ken
lucky, of this city. aged 20, to Florence
Rosner, q native of Pennsylvania, of this
city, aged Is.
M. Mcmahon. native of Canada, of
this city, aged 81, to Bridget McNamars,
native of Indiana, of this city, aged %.
E. r. Sydon, a native of Germany, of
this city, aged 81, to Annie Istil, q native
OF Germany, of this city, aged 25.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-01-07
HIGHEST AWARD In OUR
CLASS!
WE LEAD Them ALL!
Bronze Medal! Bronze Medal!

There il no proprietary medicine in the
world that has grown into popularity and
favor in so short a period of time as the
remedy known as THE GREAT SIERRA
IDNEY AND LIVER CURE. The Sierra
Chemical Co., manufacturers of these valu-
able goods is composed of bright, active
Californians, of thorough and long expert
ence in their line of business. They have
shown wonderful enterprise in bringing be-
fore the public a purely vegetable compound,
the chief ingredients of which are composed
of herbs gathered on the sides and in the
canons of the noted Sierra range of noun
tains, from which this remedy takes its
name. At the MECHANICS EXHIBI-
TION, 1889, this company were awarded
the highest premium given to medicines
A BRONZE MEDAL. The committee that
pronounced this verdict was composed of
the two leading analytical professors on this
coast, viz j: Professors RISING and WENT
EEL. This goes to prove its superiority
over all other preparations. Delightful to
the taste and as a positive cure for all
Kidney, Liver and Bladder troubles it has
no equal on earth.
All druggists sell these valuable
goods.
TAKE NO OTHERS.
F. W. BRAUN & CO.,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-01-07
HOME MANUFACTURERS.
A Column Everyone Should
Read.
HOW MONEY MAY BE SAVED
Local Manufacturing Enterprises
Patronize Them and Keen
Your Money at Home.

nm IN this eolurnn viii be found notices Of a
Tos Sn.s} 2. manmfacturiag es ablishments OF
prosperity of this city wl admit The necessas aa sa
9I pulidlns up our manufacturing lnanstries
thn TINS can pest be dcle by literally pstronzins
department will pay everyone. u 'nis
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-01-07

Throat Diseases commence with "a
Cough, Cold. or Sore Throat. 'Brown's Broa-
chial Troches' give immediate relief. Sold
snly In bo1es. Price rs Cts
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-01-22
Sic Natmr in Gpnnuliipmen

1T iaredliG. guItanihe ausbrhae, Ortane, Grpbcs
ben nb fur&bur unh i6reali pittrreSt unn e8 H taum
phui6ensmertb, peie Gri6enuuSen in ibrer 1bdtiss
felt uno 2Birtuns hnrdl tie 8eibrin9uns 9etts
n1iteln nahSudbmen, peltbe 9cnpuenen uno S6mer=
;en tn benz abnrrmalen Gbeile ees menI6liden sfprs
perS berrprruien Gnen ferartsen Gfect baben bic alt
mcbti6en, befti9 pirteneenBnrsrmittel pelde 9lids
dterlpefe tmmer mebr auBer @sbraua tpmmen uno fur
bic 9p5teterS Masen 8itters ba8 teliame, augeuebs
me unt nett wrtunssppaere Surrpsat tit. gBdbrenp
bic srsren bic GtuSemeiee aWi6en, itar # has Stz
tiers hieieIben. Die ereren laIen bic @ehdrme I'M
tbdtis, rel pieielteu bur9 bic naafclsenbe S6pdhe
uufdbis ~ ir9enb pelder Ibdtistei sema4t perren.
Das BitterS tertr It i'm @esenbetl, pe es eieielben
iur Ibdti9teit bedht1t unn nid sepdam ediu 3ptngt
eineu grcben unb moblthuenben Inter6iee, ineem e5
fur cine eauernbe 1bdtisteit unb 9eselmdbtSfet hers
ielben icr9t Die eeter unn bic Rieren nerten bird
eiele MepijtH, welde etenie lcht Walaria, Rerrpdi
nnb RbeumattsmuS beiettst, in wpbltfatiser @eiie
itimulirt
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-01-22
4onrob 2eaa aber 5pra6 nit grDbter

UuHtuU %Cu6 uUCl IptuuJ utt Btuptei
Mrtioteit !: Ner5eibt. ebles Gtdulein,
bab i'd @u9 niGt pieber lDslalle, bebor
mir Elm nenig geplaubert baben. Seit
Wodem BUTTE i'd nit teiner MenI9eu,
ieeIe ipreGeu, unb ba fiible i'd ieBt Elm
entieBli6es 8eoiirfnib na6 miinoli6er
0littbeilung, 3umal aug 10 fd0nem
Meunbe.
Das Mdbden aber flaste Ieiie iiber
ibre 9feusier, bic {ie in biefe Galls ses
braht. Sic babe in ssr Burg eeb6rt,
baB bier uieber Elm @oIoma9sr einge.
ipertt fei, unb ba bd!ie He gar gu gerne
eInmal erlpdbsn mosea, ipie Cob gss
madt tperbe. Stun febe lie aber, 6aB
er gar fein Ildpmiit lei, fonberm Der
freunblibe Siin6ermeiter, tpel1er III
men nenli1 in Der 9tabt ben Weg gum
Observation-Disclosures getuieisn.
Bel bsn gDorte vSan6ermeifter"
fiblte fd 2eu3 tpie bon elmer yiatter
gefoden, baB ct bic linfe 5anb bes
Mdb9ens untpi0fiirli6 fabren lieB,
aber bic reate belt er bnfir I'm 70
felter.
Sd bin tsin Siln6sr tief er fol3.
Sd bin elm Maler, Elm G1hler oes
treffli@ea @briitopb Nmbsrser, bieier
aber mar ein S1iiler bes uniibertrefflis
den 9ans 9plbein, unb 10 fammt
meine 3unif in ssraoer 2inis unb i'm
5,peiten Glieb bom gr6Bten beutf9en
MeiIfer ab.
Die gnfel feben man1mal ibrem
Grobbater ni9t Defenders dbnli9, ipra1
l19elnb bas Mdb9en unb beutete nit
ber 2inteu auf bic SafeI, an pel9er
2ens 10 eben gemalt bate.
gntiebt blifte biefer auf bic erobe
5ubeIei, aqeroinas cine berbd6tige ur=
fun6e ieiner Meiiterf@aft, unb ifieb nit
benz 1uBe tpioer bas @eiien, baB bas
Bib berunterfieI unb sltidll6ertpeiie =
tpie 8utterbrpbe pHeeen - nit Der fet=
ten 5eite auf ben Boben.
gfur aus Wutb babe i9 bieIe 5poiiz
bilber gema6t, neil man mid bier bur9
ben Gerfer gum Malen afpingen mill.
Der 8urgberr bertuabrt san3 anoere
Werte meines pinfels. Die perben gu1
3eisen, baB i'd fein Sln6er bin. unb
glaubt Sbr benin, baB man mid ipie
einen 8olbina1er einiperrte, wenn i'd
nur bic 6rabe MAIDEN f6nnte, loelde
bier am Boben liegt
Der lebte Grunb leu6tete bem flugen
Mdb6en elm. Mber ber Maler b6rte
taum ibre Nntport. CT par 70 lange
nidt 5u Worte getommen, er muBte bsu
NuaenbIif feiibalten unb ii6 grlnbli6
ausfpreden. Iuf's Mumutbisfte Bee
f6ulbigte ct feline f66ne @efangene, baB
fie i6ulb lei on ieiner eisenea @eFans
genf6aft, unb er3dblte, tpie ibr Inblid
beim @anse gum aatbarinenlIofter feline
pbantaiie su 10 hellen Tlammen er.z
sinbet, baB er fie bur9aus babe ntalen
mlhen, Gnb 5tpar als beilise &atborina.
Nletn 10 gang frei aus bsn 9opf isi
bag nun unb nimmer gegangen, unb
babur6 feien bic beitelten Notbbelfer
oerart in &iiditano getommen, baB ibn
Der 5err bon 9altenberg auIebt bier3ur
3wangsarbeit eingefpsrrt babe. gia9
&inifIerart aber puBte Der gr3dbler bic
san5e @sfhidte 10 sei6idt gu etuppirsn
uno nit bod aufgeiebten 2idtern su
iteisern, baB feine S6mdrmerei fur bic
llnbefaunte 5uleBt als bic alleiuise
Queae a0es unbeils eri6ien.
(Bortfctuna folai.)