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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-02-18
ne teok Another Route.

When Conductor Richley's train. Sunday. reached Timpas. the first tele- graph station this side of La Junta. he found man aboard whose ticket called for Pueblo and Ogden. He explained to him that he had taken the wrong train, gave him pass back to La Junts, and told him to get of at Tim pas and wait for the returning train. The man, who was about thirty years of age, well dressed and s German, said nothing. but leisurely got together has traps and left the. train. As soon as the train pulled out, he went 10 the water tank and taking two silk hand kerchiefs hung himself. No cause for the strange act has been learned. or anything of the mans history and family. .--Optic.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-02-18

The great railroad magnates of the country have their counterparts. in name at least if not in fortune and holdings of railroad stock, in Prescott, in Charles Crocker. Wm. Wander. bilt, Mir. Gould, snd whole family of Dillons.
 J. W. Graham, Prescott's merchant tailor. now gives employment to three men. He started in business here a year or two ago when he could scarcely get enough trade to keep himself in employment. He has given good satis- faction to all his customers and his trade has kept steadily increasing.
 "Uncle Dick" Wootton. of Trinidad, the old pioneer who has "roughed it' in the Rocky mountain region, espe- cislly in New Mexico, for the past fifty years, was in Fl Paso taking subscrip- tions for book relating his experien- ces in the wild west. "Uncle Dick" was in Albuquerque short time ago and sold number of books while here. He again returns to the city.-Albu- querque Citizen.
 Phenix papers tell about a good joke that Bob Brow perpetrated on some diummers and citizens of Phenix. Bob has been in the habit of receiving an excellent quality of Wienerworst sausage, sent him by his brother. A batch was recently made to order for him in Prescott, and sent to Phenix, when he invited several companions to enjoy it with him. The joke was inn mense, as the mildest ingredient of the sausage was dead cat, while gravel, baling rope and nails were irterspersed literally through it. Of course, Brow explained to his friends that it was "put up job" on him.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-02-18
as,aoe 10 xessle.

Every person owing us by open ac. count, or by note. are requested io call and settle AT oSos.
 Don't think, neighbor. that we don mean YOU, for if you arc owing as any thing, YOU are the very fellow that we are after.
 Every book account must be settled by the first of the new year. and every = one that Is unpaid on that date we will hand to our attorney for collection.
 BAsHroRp 4 BuRsIsfER.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-02-18
WNAlfDONE NINE JUMPED.

VxyHEREAs. It hss come io my kpcvi- WV edge that one PRouI, for himssif or bis employers, the Senator Gold Mining So.. Jumped ths wHALEBoSE lmtue. which is the seeond south extension of the Senator mine. on January !, 1891.
 S<Notiee is hereby given so the said Pfout. bis Rssigns. and ali whom ii may can cern, that tbs said whs'eb me mine va pos open fo- location. See affidavit of assess- men. work performed for the wear isa5 Said affidavit is recorded in took 3. fromiseuois Records of Ysyapzi county, on pages iI aud is. and all persons are esutioscd sgAinst the purchase or lesse of said whaisbone niue. CT any interest therein from anyone bat the ua- de.ssgned. GHAs. N. LARK,
 Owrer of the Whsleba Nine
 Prescott. Arixoua. Jsnuary i2 is1i.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-02-18

the Legislature AS careful. consistent and leading law maker. The Herald does not consider 1t advisable at the present juncture to attack the freighis and fares question; but it must be said of Mir. Herndon's bill that that which regulates it does not interefere much with present railroad rates" The query which suggests itself is, "what has Herudop been doipg,D
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-02-18
Boots and Shoes.

Nineteen cases of Boots and Shoes received to-day direct from Boston by D. J. Sullivan & Go.
 Ladies Fine Shoes, great varity of Misses and Children's Shoes, and Mems and Boys Boots and Shoes. Prices away down. Open tomorrow.
 Prescott, October 2d. 1890. o2u
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-02-18
no,,dsvlcoods.i

We have large stock of Toys and Fancy Goods. ordered for the Holiday trade, which are several days over due. Parties wishing to purchase this class of goods will do well to wait fow days before placing their orders, as the goods will be nice aud the prices very reasonable. D. J. SuLIvAs & Go
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-02-18
Llgnt Runnlng pomsss.c.

w 0. Burdge has been appointed agent for the Light Running Domestic Sewing machine. and will shortly make a canvass of the county for it's sale Any party desiring firsi-class machine should give him his order. esu
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-02-18
The Edison TaIkIns Doll

Can be seen and heard at Erwin Baer's photograph gallery. It is a beauty and 8 curiosity, and will become the property of one of Mir. Baer's GUS. toners during the month of February. Call and see the doll, she will explain the matter. i'd
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-02-18
Bargains. We'll. Rather.

For 6O days we will give you 9 per cent. of on Jewelry, Watches, and Clocks. All orders receive mpt at- tention. ST. CLAIRE & PRATT,
 f6-u Leading Jewellers, Phoenix, Ariz.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-02-18
Orientai is the Best.

If you wan. box of Cigars for A nice present to friend, Ford has just what you want. Prices from VA to $l0 per hundred. An excellent cigar for $2 per box of 50. Call ct FORD'S if you want Cigars. if
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-02-18
IT You Dou't

Trade with us. you don't get the latest designs in Wall Paper, or the most complete line of Stationery and Musical Goods. Mail orders receive prompt at- tention. ST. CLAIRE & PRATT,
 f7f Leading Stationers, Phoenix.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-02-18
Millinery and AotIona.

New goods, just received at Miss Carr's, next door to the post office. A complete stock Of Millinery goods, and full line of all kinds of notions. If
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-02-18
Cap ans Settle.

The unders igned desires all who owe him to call and settle their accounts. It takes money to buy leather, and I want to purchase & new stock, SO that I can be able to give credit for the ball. snoe of the year. Parsies indebted Co t1 me will piesEe take note of the fact.
 f2tt J. E. OsENRURG.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-02-18
Letter II1f.

The following is & list of letters re- maining in the post-ofice at Prescott Arizona. uncalled for Feb. F, 1891
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-02-18
F Good E Health
 y THE NEW METHOD l!

No patented Medicine, not Mind cure CT gymnastics--a revolution. Cures dyspepsi s, constipation, nervousness, emaclsttoa, rheu> mAtism, catsrrh, etc, ete All chr mic dis eases of men and women. Home treAtE. nt, no app .ratus. Batter than the hall sys em. hraith book. Send for circnisrs and tssti- moniais.
 HEALTH AUPpLIEs CO. yIe BRoAD-
 WAY. NEW YORK From the Michigan Christian Advocate. De-
 uoit, Mich November 29. Isel We wish for it thousands upon thoasands of resders and helceva thai it will sad length Of dsys, happiness and health 10 many of item.
 Dee. 3I, C3nai Street Ere tbyteriau Church, Nv Orleans, La: "I have just resd the New Method in certain diseases ty Dr. W. E- For est, and .m charmed with IL Send the fol- lowing ---etc., etc. Rev. CifkfD N w. TRAwlCK, Pastor.
 Leighton Pa, Dee ls.--l hsvr thorough knowledge or the Hall Method, but consider your b. ok th- most re ma dsbie iook on Heal Treatment have ever as.
 C.s. WElssE
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-02-18
what mas Bersasn been DoIner

The Phenix Herald lays down this principle: Whenever a public man constantly receives 'taffy' from the newspapers of the opposition party he would do well to ask himself: Tn what way am iniuring my party for unless ne IS m some way injuring his own party he wouldn't be getting the afore- ss'd 'tsffr In the same issue it ssyss "Conneisma1 Herndon, ia a antal Mae Is lnnr.l-. ,. -..1- ... s..- .ss
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-02-18

s1oTalrg, but II will be several geas ssloEe -he as able to zsait agsiR.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-05-17

gsi5- Communications Of any kind, regarding
Real Estate, Building, and architecture, are
solicited, and ,oiH be cheerf fully received. They
Taust be sent in not later than Thursday after
noon Of each tOeek, and addressed to Real
Estate Editor, Sunday Herald.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-05-17
IMPROVEMENTS ON g STREET.
A Dealer Who Believes That G Street Will
Soon Equal f In Importance.


Soon Equal + In Importance.
''I honestly believe" said Mr.. j. B. Winner
10 a HERALD reporter, 'that the coming bust
ness street of this city is G. From Ninth
street to Fifteenth it affords every advantage
necessary, and, in my opinion, five years will
see a wonderful change in that thoroughfare
Already stores and fine buildings have been
erected upon it, and the improvements have
but just begun. l have backed my opinion
by action, for last week bought the property
at 1912 street. 1t is 24x9S.6,and cost about
S13 per square foot. No changes are con-
templated at present. The electric cars now
run on street, thus making it easy of access.
The prices of land on street, ranging from
so to $40 per foot, is so high that it will drive
building for business purposes to the next best
street. l have no doubt but that the next
few years will see more fine buildings
erected on G street than on F. Al
though individually the buildings may
not be as large as some of those
already located on f street, still believe the
general average of those ON G street will be
much better than those on F.''
A very important improvement is con-
templated on G street by syndicate of
wealthy gentlemen. They are negotiating
for the purchase of three lots on the south
side of G, between Twelfth and Thirteenth
streets The property, which is numbered
1916, 1918, and 1920, contains over 1000
square feet, and is held at about 100000, or
something over S13 a square foot. If this
property is secured, as expected, the syndi-
cate will erect on it handsome five-story
building. The first floor will be given up to
spacious stores, and the upper stories will be
divided into flats for dwelling purposes The
cost of the building will be in the neghbor-
hood of $4,000.
Business men think that the only draw
drawback to any portion of G street, between
Ninth and Fifteenth, for a business street, is
that on the block between Thirteenth and
Fourteenth there are two churches. These
will have to be removed or turned to other
uses before the street can become an entirely
business one.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-05-17

Decision in the Party Wall Question.
Assistant Attorney Thomas rendered an
opinion last week, in which he ceded the right
Of the builder of brick house adjacent to
frame one to cut away sufficient portion of
The frame building necessary for the erection
OF party wall. The question is one that has
long been in doubt, and has awakened CON
siderable interest as to its legal status. II
was at the suggestion of Building Inspector
Entwistle that the matter was referred to Mr..
Thomas. The latter reviewed the question
at great length, and, in closing his opinion,
stated: ~ am of opinion the builder of a
brick house adjacent to lot improved by
frame house has right to cut away the frame
house sufficient to place the brick partition
wall equally on his own and the adjoining
lot, the builder of the brick house, however,
being required to repair the frame house and
make good all damages by cutting it for the
purpose of building the partition wall"
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-05-17

n Compliment Paid Washington.
The Northwestern Investment Company,
whose home Office is at No. 610 F street north
west, and its Western Office at 109-11O Cham
Der of Commerce, Duluth, Mimi, have
plated an addition to Superior, Wis, and
named it washington Addition" To
HERALD reporter Mr.. George G. videtto, sec
retsry of the company, said: ''Yes, we have
done more than that. We have named two of
The main streets Washington and Burgess ave-
nues, the former as compliment to this city,
The latter as a compliment to our townsman,
Mr.. c. II. Burgess, the popular coal merchant
and president of this company. Thecompany
has been the owner of this valuable property
for some time, and, owing to the rapid pro-
gress made in improvements and consequent
advance in values, the board of directors have
determined to offer this beautiful addition, a
property most advantageously located, to the
Washington public for safe and speedily
profitable investment Superior is the final
Western deep-water port on the
Great Lakes. That, and that alone,
IS the justification for her enormous port
business. amounting in 1890 to over S43, 900 900.
IN order that you may form an idea of the
rapid advance in value of lots contiguous to
The Washington Addition 1 would say that
the South Superior Improvement Company
sold lots from their first addition, but one
mile distant from the Washington Additien,'
one year ago for $3.50 to $3.50 per lot, several
Of which have been sold on their best business
street as high as $4,000 each. The company
will offer $50 lots for sale Monday, June /.
inside lots at 500 each, and corners at $50
each. Terms, one-quarter cash; balance,
zhree, six, and nine months. From industries
already in operation and projected contigu-
GUS TO this property prices of lots in 'Wash-
ington Addition are sure to advance rapidly,
and those buying now ought to realize hand
some profits on their investment before the
last payment is made. AS the company con-
templates giving their second annual excur-
sion up the Great Lakes in the latter part of
July,an opportunity will be afforded investors
ana those interested to take grand trip and
see for themselves the progress made 10y the
Twin city at the headwaters of Lake Superior,
Duluth-superior. Those desiring to go on
This excursion are invited to make application
at the cumpany's Office.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-05-17

Ballantine's Pale Extra Beer cures the la
grippe.
-----ss ~s-s%
Ballantine's Pale Extra.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-05-17
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1915 Pa. Ave. s. E. 1917 Pa. Ave. s. E.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-12-24

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erfiilt bon Ra9in9t, aud nt9t 36sers
ten, bic nddtlt9e Seene BET Der Teue.
ruiis, nit ibren 3utbaten perieben, gun,
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nabm raib feline To6ter beim Nrnt ltno
siug NIT tbr mad itnten, sefol9t bon
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sann, ldper atbmeno, Ole 0ippe aufett.
amber beibenb, Der Muerbauer.
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-12-24
ltaiere Wsorofultmr

unb rbie @ermunbunsen i'm nddfeu
2riss". @or einigen Sosen bieIt Der
beritbmte 2Eunbar3t, prof. Nillrotb In
Wien, unier Semonifrirung elmer Gno.
1enfammlung, tpel1e bon 0ermunbun.
gen aus benz fran36Ri1sbeutI1en unb
preubiid 8 6ferrei9ii9en Rrieee ber.
riibrt, cine 8orlefung iiber 2no6en.
Werlebungen uno iagte unter Mnoerem:
y Die oamals gebraubten @emebre tpa.
rem mad BON 56oRelburg'i9em Gp.
ITEM eiuerieits unb anberieits nod benz
Spfem Climber berfertigt. unb tress
bem bic perfuffonsfraft bieier Waffen
faum bic 0dlfte iener ber @epe!irge.
webre betrug. erRebt man bod Ste
fRr@terli6en Nerbeerungen, lpeldbe bic.
ielben anifellteu. Die pertuiRonstroft
ber Mannlihergeuebre III cine fold
ffarte. baB aaf cine Difana bon s.
600 S9ritten eine aieselfarfe Wauer
bur9sei9oHen luerben fann, es baber
ioauiasen unm6glid mirb, bur9 Ser.
f9anaungen uub MufiuGen ion5tiger
gebedter pldbe einea S9ub gesen bas
m6roeriiGe Teuer au finben. Das Muis
mari@ireu in sef9lofenen. aufeinan5er
folsenben @eibsn bort auf, oenn bas
protettil orinst burd brei unb bier bins
tereinanber febenbe Mdnner. Sas
rau9loie pulbsr umbhllt bas 6eer
nidt NIT elmer &au1wolte, erm6glidt
oaber, BOB bic 3ieli@eibe lin 10 Iei9ter
bef9ohen tuerben tann. Webe benz
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tpenn es Der Geiab in isiner sebedten
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bon neuen @ewebren au 3eieen unb be.
gen Sic au@ nidt ben Wuni9 banad.
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-12-24
: Cine Oame in 8urIiuotou. cso

= Cine Dame in BURLINGTON, cSa.,
min bic oortise elettrii9e 6traBen.@ar.
@eieli6aft auf S@abenerfaB bertlaeeu.
Sn elmer Gar iener 2inie III ndmli9
oben on ben Seiten oer eibe cine ries
ienbafte SdneiOeranjeige ausebradt,
bic nit ben Worten idlieBt: vDie
wertbe peri6nli6teit. tpel9e untsr bic.
fem S9ilbe fibt. trdet uniere berhbms
ten tpollenen 6oieu!" Sie betrefenbe
Dame, peldbe BON bieiem beimthdti1en
Sdilbe tsine blafis Nbnuns bate, mar
neull9 10 uugliidli9 fd birett unter
baielbe gu ieben, norauf bic tbrigeu
Pafagiere in elm bomeriI9ss 8eld1ter
ausbra6en. oeRen lrfa6s bic Dame
ldnsere 3eit ni6t au srstiinben Der,
mo9te. 9lls He es ergrhnoet bate,
fiieg he nit serbtbetem @sf9t uno
idnaubeuo Dor @ntrlfuus aus ber
Gar unb fdwor bod unb tbeuer, bob He
bic @eisui9aft auf $4,000 5taoen.
erfab oertlasen werbe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-12-24
Die pit.teramtid,e pOl3 SmDmftrie.


Dos oii.teraniide Solseei6dft, psl-
DIS in ben paar lebten Monaten l1mer
sanieberlag, fdnet an, -mie bic lebteu
BsriGie mittbeileH, tpieber eineu erfreu.
li4en Maff9wung 3u nebmen.
Sn allen unieren Mhblen bisr in
Beaumont, iaet ber Correspondent,
fat In 6ieier Wo@e cine eroBe gef1dft.
lt6s 3bdtigteit geberridt; cine ent.
ibiebe BeFeruns bes Marttes mn9t
h9 bemertbar; au@ bic preife ftir bas
8auboI3 Rno betrd6tli5 In bic 06be
eegansen. unb sbenfo feiet bic Na1.
frage; idlimm III nur, baB an giien.
babnsMasen 3ur 8sf6rberuna bes Dol.
3es GROCER Maneel III, uno baB In GoIse
beRen cine groBe 3dbl bon Befellngen
unaussefibit bleiben muB. 8eions
bers aIf ben n6rbliden Mdrtten finbet
unfer GeIbfi@ten'6 6ol3 INNER raebr Gn.
erteuuung unb Abfak unb bas 3u suten
preifen.
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Sbatla@e, bob erft In ben leBten Eagen
miebtr In Bottom elm sroBartiger Ser.
tauf BON teranii9em Dol3lanb gum
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srbBte, weldsr big iebt porsetommen
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anb 2umber gomponp" $4,000 Ndsr
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Gi&ten befanben Rnb. oertauft; ber
Raufpreis betrdst amii9en "a unb S.
per Nfer uub belduft ii6 mitbin im@ans
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$4,000.
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bin unb Spler. unsefdbr 27 Meilsa
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cine beionoere Bebeuiuns fhr Shb'
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IdBt hos fat NIT Gi9erheit taroaI
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6oIslanb lieet. fur ben 8ertebr eroffnen
nnb bic 8eronlaRung 3ur Gnlage bon
neuea edgemtibIen werbeu iuiro.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-12-24

proiettil aertrummsrt ni9t, ioubern
bobrt burh. @;n moberner Qriea
t6nnte bemna@ au9 nur febr furse
3eit bauern. llno f0nute in einem
iol9en Gaae uniere sanitdt ben IN.
fcroerungen entiprehen? I'm bon,
tommen ben sefiellien Nnforoerungen
Genige 3u leiften, mdbte bic Mann.
t9aft ber Sanitdt, CLAUDE i'd, nabeau
10 fart fein, tuie bic bes itreitenben
9eeres; unl aber ben Mnforberunaen
leibli9 entfpre@en 3u f6nnem, mabte
nob ntan9es gei@ebeu. Geiber mtrb
our 9erbeferuns ber Wosbmaffen 70
piel ausgegeben, aber aur 9ebuns ber
9anitdt. uelGe bod NIT benfelben
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tban.@
Sa bic .saniidf", 5. 5. bic @eIunb.
ra@ung uno bic Dorri9tungen aur
0eilung bat far bic Morbtultur nur
eine Undergraduate Bebeutung, Be.
merit bier3u ber Berliner r0orndrts" /.
Sbr fommt es bor MQem barauf an.
bic s9la@t au geuinnen unb 3u bieIem
Bsbuf bas 99la6ten un6 bic @9la9.
terei m6gli@it umfanerei9 uno grEuo.
LID au betreibeu. Mas ni9t glei9
gan3 tobt gefdoRen mirb, bas 3eugt
bon Dfufdarbeit unb tann nur neben.
fd6liGe 8eriidfi@tisuns finben. Wa.
rum ldBt fi6 bas Ranonsnfutter ni4t
aud slei@ maustobt idieBenl Das
3obtsef@oRen tpsrben III neben benz
Sooti9ieBen bod iein einaiger 8eruf.
unb parum psrfeblt bas 2anonenfutter
feinen Berufa
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-12-24
Gin SerDlb bes inmsem Sabres.

@mm BITE Iesten brei SaBrsebnte bes gu Gnbe seben.
ben Sabrbunberts; beier abfanttt reprdfenttrt ben
3eitraum ber unbesrnsten gOpularttdt BON SOetters
Masenbttters. Der gesinn bes Sabres 1892 wirb
fsnaltfirt perben burd bas Grf@einen eineB neuen
@lmana@s be8 gitters, In wel4em be6eu @ebraud,
unb 3wede, icpie be Wrfiamteit btefer weltberabme
ten ar5aet in liatpper Wee ausetnanberseiest ietn
perben, Sebermann fpute ibn Ielen. Der tn bteier
Brpi4re eriAenenbe 3alenber unb he basn seb6rtsen
aitrencmtien Sere@nuusen baben iib tets als ffaus
nensmertb senaG erweien unb bie Statifttten, Sau>
trattcnen, GbtbetIunsen fur Snmrr unb ipniiiseu
Geeiph ne ebeLic tnterefant ais nhtlid fur ben 9es
fer. Dte 9oFetter Company In 9ttsburs, pa., siebt
ben Glmana@ ielbft beraxS. Dait ter me@anif2eu
9erfequns befielben fnb mehr aIs ied,ts gericnen
poae elf Mcnate bes Sabres bnbur9 bef&dfttst. De,
glmana@ 1T unentseltli@ bon ellen Gpctbefern unt
sanetaufeuen 5u be,teben unS er@etnt in ensliIder
beuI4er, fran,pf&er, wauififder, npripesti&er,
i@weotider, 6Oadnbii&er, b6bmi6er unb fpantiael
SpraGe.