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power exe,ted by the pump causing the
building to shake with every movement,
it has been decided to delay work until
it's removal outside the machine room.
1t will be some four or five days before
the machinery will be again started. The
concentrating that has been done has
proven more than satisfactory to Messrs.
Wood & Dennison. The concentrates
running over 20 per cent in lead and
good average Of silver. Of course it is at
present impossible to tell the exact
capacity of the concentrator but it is
thought that it will reach fifty tons and
over day.
SOUTH SANTA FE COUNTY.
Cerrillos is on the eve of one Of the
greatest mining booms ever heard of in
New Mexico. The San Pedro, Golden and
Dolores mines arc expected to be running
on large scale by the first of next Jan
uary. Our resources which have hereto
fore been mentioned in these columns are
gold, silver, copper, zinc, lead, fire-clay,
building stone and turquoise in inexhaus-
tible quantities. Then with the Cerrilos
Natural Gas & Oil company which is ex-
pected at the latest to have proven that
gas and oil exist here in large quantities
by the first of January it is expected to
begin work in earnest shortly. Then too
it is expected in Cerrillos that there will
be electric and gas lights here by the
time another year rolls around. So our
neighbors can rest assured that south
Santa Fe county will be "in it" in the
sweet bye and bye.-Rustler.
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moat the full capacity of the Jail. Jailer
Waldie has worked the gang until the
yard around the court house is Commenc-
ing to losk fresh and green.--Eddy Cur
rent.
LAS CRUCES CRUMBS.
Mrs. J.. g. Woodson is q candidate for
school principal.
Wooton Il Waters, to-day sold and
shipped 500 cattle to Laramie City,
Wyoming.
Martin Amador lost his suit to pre-
vent the constable from taking water
from the Amador: acequia.
Willie Ascarate has been appointed
court interpreter by Judge Fall, vice
Pinto Pine. Mr.. Ascarate is a graduate
of Quincy, ILL.,, University.
Mr.. Frank W. Sraith recently reported
to his Las Cruces friends that he had
developed enough of the Mimbres under
flow to irrigate 5000 acres.
Wheat on the college farm is 50 per
cent heavier than last year according to
Prof. Blount. It only received three
slight irrigations by the furrow system.
The concentrator started Thursday,
but the pump shook the building go that
its removal outside was necessary. In a
few days everything will be ready. This
concentrator will work out fifty tons a
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. G. Wandell on Tuesday
at p. m. in the Odd Fellows cemetery,
laid to rest their infant child, which died
very suddenly on June u. We extend to
them our hearty sympathy in this time of
trouble.-Las Cruces Republican.
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TERRITORIAL TIPS.
LAS VEGAS LOCALS


The Aqua Pura company is shipping
six car loads of ice day.
Mrs. D. B. Robinson, wife of tho vice
president of the A., T. q s. F., is suni-
ciently recovered to take short drives.
Everybody ia getting ready for the
grand 4th of July picnic to be given by
the Meadow City Social club. 1t will be
remembered that this is the same club
that gave grand bail and supper two
years ago, that was such an enjoyable
affair. The same may be expected Of
the picnic, as no gentlemen in the city are
more capable of making success of any
thing they take hold of than are tho
gentlemen of the Meadow City Social
club. Optic.
The Missouri Guarantee Savings &
Building association, of Hannibal, Mo-, has
organized branch in Las Vegas, with the
following we'll known men as officers and
directors: r. M. Williams, president;
John Pace, vice president; VIM. G. Hay
don, attorney; Miss Belle Henry, secretary;
DR.. Edwin B. Shaw, Jas. A. Dick, w. G..
Koogler, Jno. McMullin, d. A. Sulier and
VIM. W. Alcott, directors and appraisers.
optic.
San JUAN ITEMS.
The militia company is splendid or
ganization.
The Animas and San Juan rivers are
reported falling.
Ed. Berry and John Earle are about to
open livery business.
Mrs. E. F. Spinner, OF Bloomfield. has
gone to New York to visit relatives.
The Animas hotel, conducted by Fred
Bunker, at Aztec, is being largely i'm
proved.
Will Mccoy, j. H. Austin and Thomas
Fields were reelected school directors
for the Aztec district.
The 4th of July celebration proposed
by San Juan county promises to be very
enjoyable. Numerous committees have
the matter in charge. There will be q
barbecue, speaking, music and athletic
sports. San Juan does things right when
all pull together.
EDDY ECHOES.
DR.. A. D. Burrow has located at Eddy.
No trace has been obtained of Bob
Murrell, the forger.
A teachers examination will be held in
Eddy on Saturday, June "a.
Harry Hart is preparing brick yard
and will have brick for sale in few
weeks.
The scheme for hospital at Eddy is
rapidly crystalizing. This is one of Col.
Eddy's pet projects.
The county Jail at present contains two
prisoners charged with murder, Mexi-
can and negro; four with adultry; one
shooting with intent to kill; two for bur-
glary; one contempt Of court; two carry
ing deadly weapons; one assault with
deadly weapon; one rape; one larceny;
one insanity; one in the hospital, and two
plain drunks; making in all twenty, al
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The German Elections.

New York, June 19.-The returns Of
the elections in Germany were read with
keen interest by many German-American
citizens In this city, and great deal of
attention was centered upon the gains
made by the Social Democratic party,
Notwithstanding the fact that the gains
by that party were not expected. Various
opinions were expressed as to the causes
of the increa led Socialist vote even by the
Socialists themselves. They were all Of
the opinion, however, that they had won
great victory.
Henry Waisamann, who is radical So
cialist, said: "At the last elections the
Socialists gained six seats, but that was
on account of the overthrow of Bismark's
power and the repealof the anti-Socialists
laws. Of course a corresponding gain in
this election could not be expected. The
Socialists will probably gain FIVE to ten
additional members in the reichstag, prin-
cipally in large cities and manufacturing
centers. The large increase of the So
cialist vote, however, does not necessarily
indicate great spread of Socialism in
Germany, but is protest against military
absolutiSm."
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Bankers In Congress.

CHICAGO, June 19.-The Worlds con-
gress auxiliary will de, ote this week to
the department Of commerce and finance.
Tslis department includes six congresses
--panking and finance, boards of trade,
stocks and bonds, water commerce, rail
way commerce and insurance. The dele
gates to these several congresses are e1-
pected to assemble to-day, and the open
ing meeting of the department will be
held at 8 o'clock this evening, at which
there will be addresses by the president
of the Worlds congress auxiliary and by
Lyman j. Gage, of the First National
bank of Chicago, welcoming the delegates
and outlining the general scope OF the
sub jects to be discussed.
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The women's Championship.

PHILADELPHIA, June 19.-The women's
championship tournament of the United
will be held to-day and following days on
the grounds of the Philadelphia Cricket
club, at Wissahickon Heights, Chestnut
Hill. The woman champion of America,
Miss Cahill, will be debarred from enter
ing the singles, but will defend her
championship and the Wissahickon Inn
Cup against the winners of the singles in
a match, best three out of five sets,
vantage sets being played.
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-::-BRIER WlRINGS-::-
WASHINGTON NEWS.
Army Men as Indian Agents-That
Extra Sessi0n-AppOintmen
by the President.

AZ WASHINGTON, June 17.---The president
has detailed the following army officers
to act as Indian agents:
Capt. Cyrus s. Roberts, 18th infantry,
at the Southern Ute agency, Colorado.
Capt. John L. Bulls, 24th infantry, at
the Pueblo and the Jicarilla agency, New
Mexico.
Capt. Levi F. Burnett, 9TH infantry, at
the Mescalero agency, New Mexico.
Capt. Henry Wygant, Gath infantry, at
the Shoshone agency, Wyoming.
Capt. John Z. Van Orsdale, 7th infan-
try, at the Fort Hall agency, Idaho.
Capt. William Fl. Beck, 10th cavalry. at
the Omaha and Winnebago agency, Ne
braska.
Capt. Charles A. Dempsey, I'd infantry,
at the Usage agency, Oklahoma.
Capt. Henry =. Sprole, 9Th cavalry, at
the Fort Peck agency, Montana.
Capt. William E. Dougherty, 1st infan-
try, at Hoopa Valley agency, California.
Capt. Hugh G. Brown, 18th infantry, at
the Kiowa agency, Oklahoma.
Capt. Thomas sharpe, 18th infantry, at
the Tongue river agency, Montana.
Maj. James F. Rondlett 9th cavalry, at
the Uintah, and Ouray agency, Utah.
Capt.William p. Rogers, 17th infantry,
at the Warm Springs agency, Oregon.
Capt.Charles G.. Penny, 9Th infantry, at
the Pine Ridge agency, South Dakota.
Capt. Lorenzo w. Cook, Sd infantry, at
the Blackfoot agency, Montana.
Capt. Homer W. Wheeler, 9Th cavalry,
at the Cheyenne and Arapahoe agency,
Oklahoma.
Capt. Joseph Hale, Sd infantry, at Col
vile agency, Washington.
Maj. John H. Patterson, Sd infantry, at
the Forest City agency, South Dakota.
Capt. William II. Clapp, 18th infantry,
at the Fort Berthold sagency, North
Dakota.
Capt. Charles F. Robe, 25th infantry, at
the Fort Belknap agency, Montana.
CoNaREss-A RUMoR AND DENIAL.
There is rumor in the city that it was
decided ut Friiay's cabinet meeting to
call congress together in extra session
earlier than September l. It is said that
the president thinks that the Sherman
law can now be repealed, and he fears
that delay may injure his plan to force
the repeal act through congress.
The rumor that the president intends
to call a midsummer session of congress
meets fiat contradiction in every we'll
informed quarter. Further, it can be
stated on authority, that the president
has completed his arrangements to be
absent from the city from some time in
July until the latter part of August.
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Rain . Maker Accident.

MINNEAPOLIS, Kas., June ia fatal
accident occurred here Saturday during
the bombardment of the heavens by q
number of rainmaking enthusiasts. Sew
eral charges had been successfully made,
when one of the canons in use exploded,
Instantly killing s. T. Redmond and fa-
tally wounding Rufus Preston. Red
mond was captain of company in the
state militia at this point.
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sunday Opening.

T CHICAGO, June 19.-Chief Justice Full
Ter, on Saturday, over-ruled the decision
of the circuit court regarding the Worlds
fair closing. Justice Burns and Allen
concurred. The matter will probably
not be appealed as the supreme court Of
the United States does not meet until
October. It is virtually settled that the
fair will be opened on Sundays hereafter.
Although to some extent national the fair
is sufficiently local to prevent the govern
ment from assuming exclusive authority.
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NEW MEXICO MINES.
HILLsBoRo RICHES

go .
Ihere Will doubtless be quite rush OF
people to Las Anlmas gold DISTRICT, ht-
teen miles north OF Kingston soon. Al
though TINS Is an old camp 1t mas never
received the attention OF capitalists until
within the past few months since tnen
company has been organized TO slulce
and hydraulic the district by running
pipe line from near the mead OF the AMI
mas river, "a dlstance OF anout sixteen
miles: Ine survey 1or the ilne IS oone
and the pipe aoon 10 arrive. Inc com
pany has also been investing OF late In
o 10, 49, .st ~ dnra n,I.Han ~
ANAL sales hava been made. running
from ri 6oO to "a. .60O. The Hobson Bros.
naw soller concentrator ia at work. and
tho n, ocesa of reducing the free milling
ors i1 ;erv satisfactory to the miners.
Rut tho Orsatest and prandest of all en-
terpr,ses ever begun in the district, is
that of running tunnel through Ami
mas peak, distance of 5000 feet to
GROSS cut the hundreds of leads at great
depth contained therein. The tunnel was
commenced on the south side of the peak
in Gray back gulch, and will be open work
for distance of 600 feet, when it will go
under cover. The commencement of this
work has already attracted many to the
district, and it is expected by fall there
will DO 1900 or 1000 miners on the
ground. 1t is believed that quite town
will spring up in the midst of these
mines, as at present there is no business
outside Of mining OF any kind, and the
nearest trading and shipping point is at
Hatch station on the main line OF the
Atchison, Topeka q santa re railroad,
twenty-si1 miles south, and the best that
can be said OF this Is trail station.
oRANT COUNTY STRIKES.
Crook and Birch6eld. two miners who
have q leasa on mart Of the BALTIC mine.
one ot tbe bremen oroun an Chloride
Flat. have strnck f. rich. and are takinp
ont M b;o nav. There ara millions Of wealth
n tha m;nss i adjacent TO Silver Citv and
~ nov IL lv;no idle
w = w..nox ,,,. II t,,n, Gala Nil, ~
". "eInoy was ~ ..N;,. m aeM -. n. .;oh ~
M11oay; ne lePol's = nsn s's,Ao % veiy az s.on u
goaa et4 Or: a;..aa maae .,o T % ~. u Rrhn @ n1S Tha
onoi: uiosano. polo" Suo .:ui. ~
and is literally covered with free gold.
Mr.. Werney brought in sone very rich
gold ores from his own claim, the silver
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rbo.sand oo,Iars in Prizes.

IL1oN, N. Y, June 19.-One thousand
dollars worth of prizes are offered for
competition at the big open meeting of
the Remington Cycle club to be held at
Chismore park to-day. The following
noted riders will compete in the several
races: Charley Murphy, HoyIand Smith,
willie" Windle, A. b. Rich, johnson,
Tyler, Taylor, McDuffie and Munger.
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Collcee Tournament at Chicaao

CHICAGO, Ill, June 19.-Twelve of tho
strongest college clubs in the country
have notified Capt. Alonzo Stagg of the
Chicago university that they will take
part in his base ball tournament which
will open on the West Side National
League grounds to-day and close July g..
It is the intention to play four games a
week, each team dropping out Of the race
after it's second uefeat.
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New YoRK, June Ex-senator Hill has
resigned from the territorial visiting COM
mittee which was appointed by congress
to visit the different territories and re-
port upon their fitness for statehood,
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Coming Our Way .

LONDON, June 19.--It is freely predicted
that the tide will turn and that this week
large shipments of gold will be made
from this country to the United States. :
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Got EN-.

W1cHIrA, Kas., June 19.-The robbers
of the Wells-Fargo car of the Santa Fe
train at Cimarron, Kas., have been cap
tured.
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New YORK, June 10. The reports col
lected by the World and Times on the
popular feeling on the Sherman law show
large majority against it.
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.Fl'E2.E1E1Y T. =
A Handsome
Three-Quarter
Life-SiZe.

portrait of
Ing portrait house furnish with their celebrated pictures To those
who have these portraits
invite that
the portrait is satisfactory
The portraits grade The
picture when ordered $8
Decorah-posten., 1893-03-21
@isepniius 2eaisIatnr.

Qesislnturen iamleoes isjen | Nan'
bag % bolbt forte Msoer. Petitioner
iremfasocs i Senotet ! 5upsr al lluosr'
pisnins i @pmuaItii | be offencli9e Go
fer os for OpretteIie al en- Diem for
Sbioter. Ter blep fremlast GrDteiier
mob, at Stateu saar ino pua ct 8cm'
promis meS Gr'9nsierern; imob 8eb'
taselie al 5Oriluset ON Sals AZ 8us'
brittle oeb Gountpuo itiltuscr % imoo
be fOreitaaeuoe G%oranorinser | Sast.
% 5%iifelopene.
Senntet oeotos ON glitenen bl. u.
5crHus ON 5uitiattelie. al buOrmanss
1erminer Gpuntpfasierere Ton sjenpal'
ses % ct / anleouius Of SutorporatiOn
uf ben Sort Gpan9eliif lutberif airfe.
Senatets 8omite for Meieri.a ulis.
senbcr inolileoe / 3irsbass til Deb.
tasslie ct 6orilas ON at b,uilge $4,000
for @iscpnlius 9airpmsns N~siociatipn.
SGllestpmiteen for Sast co GiIferi
bar uborbeioet ct amenoeret 5crIld9 ON
geitpttelie al Siite i Statens Snoiser
os 5looer. 9etie 5o,ilas er inoittlet
til 8ebta9elie.
Senutor Sebers 5orilas ON Opis'
relic al Serutraao9jeroer lanss ale
Cfientlise geie bleu iOrfaitet / 9irsbass.
DIR. 5ebcr uplpite, at Seniisten meo
bette 5orilas bar at fprbinbre, at Sneen
oreu iammen / Sfaplsr / 8eiene; men
NOoitanoerne at Gorllaset paaItob. at
bet beSnnitiseoe @jerbetraabsmonOpo'
Ter, % at bet, bois bet blep Sop, piloe
biorase til al lnnbanne MonopOler ban.
neoes. 8 Gcnatorer itemte for % Is
imob 6urIla9et.
Snititsfomiteen bar anbeialet, at Sus
tets 5urilng ON 5orbuo MOB 9ggteIfab
meaem Spifenbebprn %iOrtaites. Bet
oil blipe Opta9et til 8ebanolins 9irss
bag benne use.
Mr. Jib}eralbs 5orllas ON beore
@eie blep Snsoas paa 5prilus at BAN
ielu last paa SOroet. sc itemte for
os itsen imoo. st Subititut for 5ib.
9eralbs 6orilus er fremiat, os bet ifal
/ Here Senieenber pere beore END bet,
ipm bleo iortaitet.
8pmiteeu Ior mebicinIfe 5orenin9er
bar inoitilet. at 5Orilaaet ON Opret'
telie af IT Soipital for ganebriffere for'
taItes.
Decorah-posten., 1893-03-21
COncOrdia College Choral Glass
ipmger 6aDbns Creation"

Soft | De samle Settlementer / Often
bar ofte ben Taute, at Der / 8elten er
bet ct 8ilonis. iom boutoIaselis er en-
9egeplabs for pilos 3pr, Snbianere ps
SneItprne. De trnfer fan lie at geiten
fan pGre ct %nofiaa suot Stco til at pare
paa for at tjeue Henee burtist, men
nuar man bet bar sjort, mao man til
Often isjen for Der at iaa Spasc. Ut
man befatter iis meb muiitalite ps lite.
rGre Spsler' 8eiten fan pel neppe
prre trolist.
Oct er Dog SilfGloet. goucprbia
College / Moorbeao bar Ell mulifalit
Organization, Der fables goncorbia
College Choral GlaiS. Den bar | be
liblte 4 Waaneoer msot naiten resels
m9Siist 10 8anee ON ll9en for at spe
Zig / at ipuse Sapons bergmte Oratus
rio "Sfobelien" eQer Creation" lom
ben fnlpes paa @nselif.
Snsbag Nften ben Soe Marts opfsr.
ties Sratoriet paa Irmorp Sau / Sarge.
9ilitelniusen q ell Sutceis fra 8e.
spnbelIeu til Gnoen. Ser bar en-
MGnsbc 5olf tiliteoe, life blot fra
Sperne Woorbeab % Sarge, men fra
Menisbeoerue runot pmtrins / en- Sm'
freos al 20 Mil eler mere. Secret be.
fob al " Sansere; Soloiiterue bar
PROFESSIONALS Sunitnere fra WinHeapo.
liz. SploiIterne q Sbomas 9aplo,
Srin, Baritone; Giiber Butler, 60
pranp; @ilaro o. Seatb, 2enor.
8labene / be TO gper Der roier llb'
relien Of Sraturiet / bsie Orblas.
Sarge Grsus," Der er bet itsrite 8lat
i Roroueiten, flyer:
"The grandest and highest class
musical treat hat has ever been heard
in the City of Fargo, in fact, west Of
the Twin Cities, occurred at the Ar.
mory Hall last evening when the
Concordia College Choral Glass rem.
dered Haydn's difficult and inspiring
oratorio "Creation." 1t was a grand
success unsteady, socially, financial
ly, every number passing OF without
a break, showing the careful training
through which the chorus was pu,
under the tuition of their efficient di.
rector, Prof. John Dahle."
Giterat Slaoet ba bar pfret en- bel
Del Spalterum Sratoriet aHsaaenbe
tiger bet ~tililut:
at is difficult to do the event JUS
tice in the limited columns of a news
paper, but suffice it to repeat that |
was a grand success and many con
gratulations should be extended tn,
Concordia College Choral Glass
They have given Fargo a reputation
in musical circles and have won TO
themselves undying fame"
Decorah-posten., 1893-03-21
StselaaepasiaaertrniIen aienOp.

S!cel09epas1a9erfrnHicn 9lerDp'
taget. StatsNepartcmentet OIieutligs
gjrr, at Steeragctroiiten mellem euro.
petite 8upne % be 5preneoe Stnter,
ipm ppbprte fra ben lite Sunuar, er
blsuen sienpptaset. De Joreueoe Sta'
tiers Spriul Gardner / &ptteroom sipsr
en- Gnpport til Statsospartementet Ell
~ubierli9 8eretnin9 ON De Der truiue
GorbpIosre9ler til 6prbiuoring al llos
pauorine al |~erioner, beiHu9te meo
imitiomme Spsppmme. San meooeler,
OF ale Steernge 4nsiagerer moerisges
Of toniulente 9Gger % Sagassn oess
iric:res. al 6~prbiuorins al Smittes
llobrs0eIie er Der enopioere ppiprt ct
upt SOtel, buor ale Steerages pe 2oen
/ aSiespasia9erer bill blipe i~notogersbs.
Sotelst er ioripnet meo ale iprIts &las.
ies Setpemmeligbeoer.
Decorah-posten., 1893-03-21

Wi benleoer SpmrrtiOmbeoen pao
Oct beri Slaoet uRrsnoe 2anonpertisIe'
msnt fra Meisrs Mc Sen5ie & Gruin,
@rotcu, Sromn 60, g. 9at. 0enue
Stat er III eiter at BABE s%jennemsanei
be iainme Smpaltnin9er, iom ale npe
Stater, 9oot paa Seien til Ielitano,
9ano tan for 3loen fjpbes biai9t, %
eiteriom al 2ilitrsmnils saar mob @eit,
pil De, iom M letter Bense ! gieuopm
Der, iittert beite en- rig Suotret, naar
T1roien paa Gieuopm tiger, bpao
ben miittert uil sjpre. Sfrip | etbperi
6alo til Mc SenSie g. Griuin, bet fpite,
intet % Tan maa1te brinse big spbt
8enge.
Decorah-posten., 1893-03-21

GuRbare Tptnmenter. Gle 6or>
fgti9bebsresler trGffcs at Statsoepar'
temeutet til 5%orbiuorins AZ at Der til
fisher 0ptumentet, Der iubeboloer De
Scrcneoe Stuters originate aentttus
iion, rp9et unoer bets 6rempisring paa
@eroensnoitiQiu9en. Oct oil pdnne en-
Del al
% en- ny SdSie er bleuen fontrueret
for at beIiptte bet samle Document mob
muli9 S0cl9s9elie eler Cab. 3e fem
grf, buprpaa 9o,umentet or nebitrepet,
n bleune omgipne meo Ir9rommer.
Den upe Sasie er al ss, oG.tet meo
etaal, % li9es at oPre nnlten braros
htfer. Hnmmerne, inoebploenoe bet
aamle Document, uil hlias anbra9t /
lem Stuifer, % pueroOer benz bill uai~
hRn9i9beosertlGriHgeu bliue uoiiiaet,
EilIi9emco andre biitpriite 9npircr. ao'
Ipuierue3 SprgrSortitler er uom9rtet
pebligebOlot % Ter naIten uo, iOm be
uar itrepet i9aar. laib9nsi9beoser'
IlPrinQeu er oerin00 mere Weotuget.
NGiteu ale llnberItriiterne er iuloitrns
big uOIIetteoe, % en- flor Del al 9erten
sr utUieli9.