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SUPREME COURT CALENDAR

October Term, Beginning Monday,
October 9th, 1890.
Chief Justice Judd, presiding; A. P.
Peterson, Attorney-General; c. Creigh-
ton, Deputy Attorney-General.
Court will open at 10 A. NJ for prelim-
mary business. Hawaiian Jurors attend
at l P. NJ, and Foreign Jurors when
notified.
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NOTICE.

DURING MY ABSENCE FROM THE
IL Kingdom, William o. Smith of Homo
lulu, will act for me under full power of
attorney JOHN NJ. LYDGATE.
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Maria G. da Silva vs.Joaquin da Silva
appeal from order of McCully, j. Rosa
for plaintiff, appellant; Whiting for de-
fendaat.
The King VS.. Sin Fook; exceptions
from 4th Circuit. Hatch for defendant
Tax Collector VS.. V. Krudsen; excep-
tons from 4th Circuit. Hatch for de-
fendant, appellant.
Skinner & Co. VS.. Tax Collector, Homo
, lulu; appeal from decision of Dole, j.
Neumann for plaintiffs, appellant; At
tornev-General for defendant.
Su Wal vs.. J. II Soper, as Marshal OF
the Kingdom; Appeal from order of
Dole, J. Davidson-Carter for plaintiff,
appellant; Ashford & Ashford for de-
fendant.
Kan Wing Chew VS.. Wong Lung; APP
peal from Police Court of Honolulu. Ash
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NOTICE.

Alta MEETING OF THE TRUSTEES
n of the PLANTERS LABOR & SUP
PLY CO., held this day. it was voted that
the Annual Meeting of the Company be
held in Honolulu, on MONDAY, October
6, 1890, at 10A.M NJ.
w. o. SMITH,
Secretary.
Honolulu, Sept. 2, 1890. 55-3t 1339-4t
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Indignant North Dakota Far
49, moro. "~S>


Lafimore, N. D., March ga lnrge ma.
jority Of the farmers of North Dakota are in.
dignant over the alleged charity of the bus
mess men of 81. Paul and Minneapolis, and
it is the intention Of most Of them to refuse
the seed wheat purchased with the 5000, 600
guarantee fund raised in the twin cities.
They look on the arrangement rs n scheme
concocted by the elevator companies, the
nillers and the bankers to sell wheat at rs
cents q bushel more then it is worth in mar
ket and get II per cent interest on their
money. Under the agreement a needy far
mer must pay 81 for every bushel he secures
for seed out of the first money he receives
On his crop, because the seedwhcat loan be-
ome q first lien and ample security to those
who furnish the wheat, if the yisld is only
five bushels an acre. The whole affair is
doubly On outrage because North Dakota's
farmers were last FAN forced to have this
same weeat graded No. 2; and received 5t
cents a bushel for il. Now they are asked
to receive it from the elevator companies as
No. ! hard and pay 81 per bushelfor it, with
interest at the rate Of II per osnt. In many
communities the more thrifty farmers will
aid those who are needy, while IN other
there is a disposition to SOW no gain at sill
rather then submit to the new species Of rob-
~bery.-From Chicago Evening Journal.
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In Witness, whereof, / have
The State Of NORTH DAKOTA, !
Office Of Com missioner of Insurance. ;
COMMANDS Certificate Of Authority.

The State of NORTH DAKOTA,
Office Of Com missioner Of Insurance.
Company's Certificate CT Authority. Z.
Whereas, The Burlington Insurance
Company, . corporation organised under
the laws Of Iowa. has filed in this Office q
sworn state ert exhibiting its condition
ard business for the year ending December
81, 1889, conformabls to the requirements
Of the laws Of this state regulating the bust
ness Of insurance; and
Whereas, The said company has filed In
this office q duly certified copy Of its char
ter, with certificate Of organizations. in CON-
pllance with the requirements Of the insur-
ance laws aforesaid;
Now Therefore, ], A. i. Carey, conmls-
sioner Of insurance Of the State Of North .Da.
kota. pursuant TO the provisions Of said
laws, do hereby certify that the above nam.
cd company is fully empowered through
its authorised agents, to transact it's appro-
pirate business Of Fire insurance, in THU
State, according TO laws thereof. until tht
3lst day Of December, AID 1890.
~ II testimonY whereof / hsvs
SEAL. hereunto set my hand aud Sea
49, at Bismarck, this 18th day Of
Feb. A D 1890.
A. L. CAREY.
Com. Of Insurance.
tL
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county
I"
MUST TRAcH TsMpEa4NcE.

VAE.E#slA
In addition 10 ordinary branches of study
teachers are required 10 give special instrac-
ton concerning the nature Of alcoholiC
drinks, stimnlants and. navcotics, and their
effect upon the human system shall be
taught ~ thoroughly % any branch Is
tanght; by the use Of . text book 10 all
pupils able TO use 4 text book, who nave not
thoroughly STUDIED thai branch, md orally to
ali other pupils. When such oral instrnc.
ton Is given as herein required, q sufic client
time, net less than fifteen mir utes, shall be
given 10 such oral instruction for at least
four days In each school week. Every
teacher in the schools in special districts,
and in cities organized for school purposes
under special law shall conform to and be
governed by the provisions Of this section.
rEAcHERs' INSTITUTES.
All teachers are required to close their
schools when county teachers institutes are
IN session and attend the institutes. They
are TO receive their pay for the time they
are attending II stitutes, and any teacher
who does not close school and attend the
institute is not to be paid for the time sh e
may have taught while the institute was in
session. a
BIBLE IN SCHOOLS.
SEe. 1874. The Bible shall not be deemed
. sectarian book. II shall not be excluded
from nny public school. It may, at the
option of the teachcr, be read in school
without sectarian comment, not to exceed
ten min ates daily. No pupil shall be re.
quired to read il, nor be. present in the
school room during the reading thereof,
contrary TO the wishes Of bis parents or
guardian. or other person having him in
charge. Moral instruction tending to inn
press upor the minds Of pupils the import
ance Of truthfulness, temperance, purity,
pahlic spirit, patriotism and respect for hon
est labor, obedience to parents and due def
erenoe to old age, shall be given by every
teacher in the public schools.
COMPULSORY kDUc ,T1oN.
Parents and guardians are required TO
send oil children between eight and four
teen years of age at least twelve weeks ir
each school year, unless it IL shown.
First. That such child is taught for the
same length of time in q private school, APP
proved by such board; but no school shall
approved by such board unless the branches
ia, ght in the public schools are taught in
such schools.
TIL such child has already acquired the
5raches Of learning taught in the public
schools.
Third. That such child is In such a phys
ical or me 1tnal condition las declared by q
competent physician, if required by the
hoard) as to render such attendance
inc xpedient or impracticable.
No child between eight ard+fourteen years
of age shall be employed in any mine, fac
tory, or workshop or merca 1tile establish
meut. or, except by his parent or guardian,
in any other manner. during the hours when
the public school in thecity, town or village
are in session.
The provisions Of the act for the chang
ing OF boundaries of school districts and for
school elections takes effect May LIST. Other
wise the law tax IS effect July lst.-Grand
Forks Plaindealer.
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NOTICES.

Notices Of final proof must be paid for
before affidavit Of publication will be 10
.sued from this office.
The charges are: For single NOTICE 81
dnal proof, 81. 90; consolidated notices, SIS
each; contest and timber culture notices 80.
Each special notice 81. extra.
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Land once Il Devils Lake, Nd. {

Land ONCE ~ Devils Lake, Nd.
III March 10, 1850.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has dled notice Of h~isintention
to make final proof In supportsof his clatm,
IA that said proof Will be made before
the Clerk of the District Court In Tor
BnttineRuC ounty,at BottineAM - u, on
April rs, 1850 viz
D. Is. No. 500 for lots 8 and ], sec 4, and lots
Il and 2, sec Z, 4. l6a =. -.
He names the following witnesses fo prove
His continuous residence upon ana cultiya-
ton OF, said land, viz:
John echroedef, Ole Peterson, Martin Myhr5
LsrA Oies III, All of H~yttineau, bottinean
Co. n. N
E.d .sPILk,As.Register
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A OF IOWA.,
County Of DesM oincs. SS.

JOHN G. MILLER. President, and
Jacob Alter. secretary, of the Burlington
Insurance Company, being duly sworn, ce-
pose and say, that the foregoing is o full.
true and correct statement Of tie affairs Of
said company; that the said insurance
company is the bona fde owner Of OF least
One Hundred Thousand Dollars of actual
cash capital. invested in the State and
United States Stocks aud bends. OF in bonds
and mortgages Of real estate nninoumbered,
aud worth double the amount for which the
same is mortgaged. and they are the above
described officers. Of said insurance com
pany. john G. Muller, President.
Z JACOB ALTER, Secretary.
49, Subscribed and sworn tc before
SEAL. me this 23d day OF JAN, 1890.
~ p. G. HARPER,
Notary Public.
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Total Expenditures .........

Total OPPORTUNITIES .......$ z07,6U4 50
RISKS:
Gross ame u 1t Of risks taken dur
ing the year 1889, $l6,431,7O 0
Whole amount Of risks outstand-
ing less amt re-inf ured.... ~, 351,2lO 90
Whole amount Of losses incurred
during the year 1889, includ-
ing those claimed and not yet
3. dna 100000 2h -,
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STATE or NORTH DAKorA.a

STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA,
Insurance Department.
!, A. L. Carey, commissioner Of insur-
ance Of the State of forth Dakota, do here
by certify that the above is a true copy of
the original statement now on file in this
Office.
~ In Witness, Whereof, l have
/ SEAL. hereunto set my hand and of
49, fixed the seal Of this Office, at
Bismarck. this 10day of March
1890. A. L. CAREY,
b. . MIDI. Com. Of Insurance.
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n NNUAL STATEMENT for the year end
~ Ing December III, a ID 1889. Of the
condition and affairs Of the
BURLINGTON ms. C0
or burlington, organized under the laws0f
the State Of Iowa, made TO the commissioners
Of insurance Of the State Of North Dakota, in
pursuance Of the laws ofeaid state.
President-John G.. Miller.
Seoretary-Jacot Alter.
Principal Ofice-220 N. Main Street.
Organized or incorporated Dec II, 1860.
Commenced business Feb, 18th, 1861.
CAPITAL:
Amount Of capital stock actually
paid In cash ........ ..........,.Y2 900 90
Property or Assets Of the Company
The value OF its real estate is 1920 90
The cash on hand In its office is 1928 90
The cash en- deposit in bank is 1864 68,
The cash in hands Of agents and
in course Of transmission Ia. 90. OOs 10
Loans on bonds and mortgage, be-
ing the first lien on real estate
worth double the amount Of
the sum loaned t~hereon...... 12a, 1872 81,
Stocks and bonds owned by the
company, to wit: Ms per sched-
ule attached TO original state
ment, total carried out ut o
market value....... ....... 55,248 70
Stocks held as collateral secnr-
ity for loans, to-wit : rs per
schedule attached TO original
statement-total carried out
loaned the reon. ..- 25,4OO 90
All other sums due the company,
bills receivable aud interest
9a IN !, .ZHI III
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Observation-Disclosures NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ASissseb6ss Be-: .. 4. 5. is 8 81 t re dso ssl sRas
q affairs Of the
Northwestern Mutual
Life ms.
OF Milwaukee, Wis, organised under the
the commissions or Of insurance Of State OF
North Dakota in pursuance Of the laws Of
President, Il. L. Palmer; Vice : President
Principal O11ce-Milwaukee, Wis.
Organized or Incorporated March 1857.
COMMENCED business NOV. 18th, 1855.
CAPITAL.
Amount Of capital stock actually
paid In cash Purely Mutual.
PRoPERTY OR ASSETS OF H COMPANY.
The value OF its real estate is 1.l88, $50 90
The cash on hand in its office liz, tn-
cluding $2O6, Al. 40 OF 1885, received
January l. 10 1890 X06,316 "
The cash on deposit In bank Is l,492,71S 20
Loans on bonds and mortgage, be-
ing the first lien on real estate
worth double the amount Of the
gu m loaned thereon W,US3,A 84 l3
Stocks and bonds owned by the
company, to- viii: AS per seized.
ule attached to originals statement
-tOtalcarried out at mark ct value2, O76,S6 Il
Stocks held as collateral security
tor loans, to-wit:
policies in force 7o2,54l 90
ssso,S7s.57 4o5,471 90
1i e.; ss ss'ss;ss ASSES sS s:sss e e
RilIs receivable l49 rs
Accrued rent on company's buildings 8,O43 10
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STATE or NORTH DAKOTA,
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT..

STATE OF NORTH DAKoTA,
DEPARrMENT.
I, A. Il. CAREY, Commissioners OF Insurance Of
the state Of North Dakota, do hereby certify that
the above Is . true copy Of the original statement
now on ale In this Office.
In Witness whereof, I have hereunto set my
hand and afRxred the seal Of this Office, Ut Bis
march, this 9th day of April, 1890.
s.At. eenn,,.loss. o . insurance.
BY L. Il. COM1RFORD,
Chief CLERK.
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Expenses During the Year 1889:
Whols amount Of losses paid DUR
ing the year 1890, less amt
received for re-insurance..... II, 1913 81
Amount accrued prior to pre-
ceding OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 80
Amount of dividends paid dur
ing the year Of 1889 .......- 10000 90
Amount of commissi ,ns and fees
paid officers ~andagents during
the year lsss............... 1929 1s
Amount Of taxes paid during
1889 Observation-Disclosures. $40 81
Whole amt paid for salaries Of of
fcers and agents during the
year Observation-Disclosures. 2s,a75 %
Whole amount OF MI other expendi-
lures during the year 1889 :. 13.3G1 SO
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STATE OF NEW YORK. [ es
County of Now York.

I. r. Lloyd. I'd vice-President and VIM. J. HAS
ton, Secretary Of the Mutual Life Insurance
Company Of New York. being duly sworn,
dapose aud say that the foregoing ID . full, true
correct statement OF the Affairs OF said COM
lay; that the said insurance company Is the bona
dde owner of at least ONE THOUS-
AND DOLLARS Of actual cash capital, invested in
the State and United States stocks and bonds or
in bonds & mortgages Of real estate u-nincumbered,
and worth double the amount for which the same
is mortRaged, and they are the above described
officers Of said insurance company.
ISAAC +, LLOYD. I'd V.-Pres't.
1-- WIN. J. EASTON, Secretary.
!. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 32nd
day of March 1890.
* In witness Whereof have hereunto
rSKAL.l set my hand and Affixed my 'odacia1
49, seal CHARLES NETHI4ETON,
Commissioner for N. D. In New York.
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LIABILITIES;
Amount Of losses yet unpaid....$ 1880 "a
Amounto Of claims for losses re-
sisted by the company, $3,376.
less reinsurance thereon,$l, 1856 1,511 90
Whole amount Of unearned pre-
miums on outstanding risks,
less amt re-insured ...... l31 ,916 80
Amount Of all other existing
claims ............ 1880 SO
sHft- ... r. ~ - -. n..s~sg% H.
Total Liabilities. ......$l60,458 81
Income During the year 1889:
Whole amount Of cash premiums
received .... 49,. $217.892 81
Whole amount Of interest money
received. .....-........ 1o,s2o 70
Whole amount ofincome received
from all other sources ........ COZ IS
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Total Expenditures,
VIII. RISKS.

VIII. RISKS. ~,
Gross amount of risks taken
during the year 1889 /. $l51,55i.5 6s 90
Gross amount Of risks taken
in the state of North Da-
kota during the year 1859. s0,e70 90
whole amount of risks outstanding 566.8S9, 387 90
Whole amount of losses incurred dur
ing the year 1889, including those
claimed aad not yet due, in the stste
of Sorth Dakota, s, e7.136 %
Number Of agents in the State OF n. Dakota, ..
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A NNUAL STATEMENT for the year ending
u December 81, A.. D. 1899. Of the condatico
and affairs Of the
Mutual Life Insurance Co.,

NuGuOl ullU lllDul OllUO W..
OF NEW YORK,
Organised under the laws Of the State Of N. Y,
made to the Commissioner OF Insurance of
the state of North Dakota, in pursusnes OF
the laws OF said State.
President-Richard 4. McCurdy.
Vice, President-Robert A. Grinniss.
Secretary-Wm. J. Easton.
Principal onace-ss Nassau st., New York.
Organized or Incorporated-Aprfl, l843.
Commenced business-Feb. !, 1S43.
III. CAPITAL.
Amount of capital stock actually paid
In cash A MUTUAL 20.
Nv. PROPERTY DR. ASSET OF THE COMPANY.
The value Of its real estate is .$12, 3S2, 1913 Al
The cash on hand in its Office is 1881 OF
The cash on deposit in bank ID . 3,97l,S6l -
The cash in hands of agents and In
course Of transmission is : 1857 vi
Loans on bonds and mortgage, being
the first lion on real estate worth
double the amount ofthe sum loaned
Stocks and bonds owned by the com-
pany, as per schedule attached to
original statement 60.S23,A6S 81
Stocks held as collateral security Tor
loans, as Ter schedule attached to
original statement-total amount -
All lIo other suns duo Inc company s,sss,ass Is
total Assets, siss, 4ol, 1873 %
". LIABILITIES
Amount required to reinsure outstand.
ing risks(Amsrican experience table
reserve a 1 per cent) l26, 500. 1913 90
Amount Of LOSSES yet unpaid, In pro-
cess Of adjustment or adjusted and
Amount OF claims for losses resisted
by the company tS,26A W
on outstanding risks, 41,s54 IS
Amount OF all other existing claims,
viz; under ''non-forfeiture clause"
in policies : 17,ooS w
rot., Liabilities, $685. ore IS
vi. INCOME DURING THE YEAR 1883.
whole smount OF cash premiums re-
ceived $3.50 : 49, : $23, 1858 10
amount Of cash pre-
miums receivedo on policies
written in the State OF
North Dakota ; : $50, sos IS
amount Of interest money re-
whole amount of income received
from all other sources : ~5,060,9l4 ~
Total Income ss4.4ss.oss 20
VII. EXPENSES DURING TIE YEAR 1883.
whole amount of losses INSURED en-
dowments surrendered policies and
additions paid during the year 1883, 12,91l,531 81
Amount Of losses paid upon
risks taken in the State OF
North Dakota. B., S7.736 %
Amonnt Of commissions and fees paid
to agents during the year
1889 ~ 40 -- 4,zSV,OUu al
Isss, .ssI. 1872 Is
Amount Of take. paid Dsaot: during s,s e
Amount nns Of fees paid Dakota during
the year 1ss9(not including taxes) so.
Whole amount paid for salaries of ofi-
GERS and agents and expenses oflaw
department., during the year 1889. YS5,I4S ~.
Whole amount of all other expendi-
lures during the year 1889 : -1,o94,9lS ~
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STATE SUPERINTENDENT.

ARTICLE I. consisting of sixteen sections,
provides for the election Of a state superin-
PENDENT of public instruction, at the same
time and place when members of the legis-
lature are elected. Section rs provides
that he shall prepare the course of study
for all the public schools and state normal
schools. go -
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Total Assets

LlaO1lttle6 :
Amount of losses and matured en-
dorsements yet unpaid, In process
of adjustment or adjusted ana not or- 80
Amount Of claims for losses resist
ed by the company l4,OOO W
Of dividends declared and
due and remaining unpaid. esti-
Premiums paid in advance $1,000 !
accrued commisson estimated
$4,000, reserve for paid up tnsur-
Am az 81 ali other Existing claims,
reserve on outstanding policies, Z
actuaries table OF mortality, with
ai 5ssS ss n .d inssfs saiasr. account s. 5 ,,sS 81 g g
Total Liabilities ss7,ne,s7o 81
Income During the Year 1883:
premiums received s7,s47, 1893 81
received on policies written IN the
State OF North akota $24,710 50
Whole amt of interest money re- 900
Whole amount or income received
fro m all other sources, rents for
company's property 7S,szS ~
Total Income ss.s7s,45s 81
VII. Expenses During the Year 1889:
Whole amount Of losses and ma
tured endowments paid during 49, a.. -
Of losses and matured en-
dowments paid upon risks taken
in the State.of n. OAK, $l,lOO W
policies 2s7,oO7 Is
AM the Year Of 1855, : sas.o4s o.
'Amount of commissions, salaries
and expenses paid to agents dur.
the year 1885, -l,lzI ,SSS ~
A the yea r. 1855. aNe eo,s2o 81
Whole amt paid for salaries of Of
fcers n clerks during h year
!. iesal debts l4l,sl7 81
amount Of all other expendt-
lures during the year 1893, supplies
. postage ,exchangelaw loansand building
and Other expenses ss5e,lss SO
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-06-21

correcting the misstatement that the men at
divers mills were at the last strike on the
Lake Erie 'ordered out on the road to get
cars but refused" the impression was still
left bv the reporter that the "shifters at
divers were idle during that strike" The
simple fact of the matter was that the
Oliver Company's men and business went
right along without interruption and pre-
cisely as usual. The relations between the
Oliver Company and its men and the
mutual feeling are continuously good and
not liable to interference by either side with
the recognized rights and privileges of the
men,
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-06-21
NAMES OF THE DELEGATES.

List of Those Who VIII Represent Pitts.
burg at the A. F. G. w. Convention.
Although the meeting will not be held for
over three weeks yet, all arrangements for
the annual convention of the American
Flint Glass Workers Union have been COM
pleted. The following is a full list of the
delegates who will go to Baltimore next
month from this city:
Local Union No. 4John Farrow, D.
Frederick, Joseph Keller Henry Kleis, f.
McCurrv, A. j. Aulback and 81. Doyle.
Local Union No. 5-John Klump. John
c. Stein, William Crook, August Witness
and Charles Baeder.
Union No. CIV. j. Clair, J. E. Finn,
Robert Sloss, William Higgins ana Richard
Lehman.
Union No. 12-William Ryan, Andrew
Keifer, Robert Pierson and James Sands.
Union No. 21-Frederick Schneider, G..
NJ. Murphy and James B. Johnston.
Union No. 41-James Gormlev, John Ca
hill, Andrew Mccormick. Val Rommel and
Robert Hawthorne.
Union No. 42-Thomas J. Hogan, P. J..
Cochran, Joseph Butts and James Ratti-
ger.
Union No. 51-Edward B. Healy and D.
Liston.
Union No. 52-Andrew Baumgard. J.W.
Bittner, George Altmyer, Charles Arbo-
gast and William Werner.
Union No. 97-John Dillon, Thomas
Armstrong and Chris Albirtz.