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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-09-02
MOTHER SUES son.


tmur to Accumulate.
Milwaukee, Aug. - Mrs Martha
Mitchell. mother of Senator John H.
Mitchell, has filed a suit in the circuit
court against him and his wife Harriet
u. Mitchell Judgment is asked for the
amount of the annuity in gross accord
ing to annuity tables. to bc determined
by the court The complaint alleges
that there is due her 81 ,66GGG with In
tcreS, from July 81, 1893, the install
meut of the annuity for the month of
July la ease of Mr. Nitchrl'S failure
40 pay to her the annuity referred TO,
the court is asked To render Judgment
authorizing the sale of part OF the
Mitchell homestead on Grand avenue.
The complaint includes copy of the
agreement made between Mrs Mitchell
and her son in 1887, filed In the pro.
bate court recently. whereby, in con
sidcration of IN annuity Of $4,000, to
be paid to her during life Mrs, Mitch.
eli decided the homestead TO him. The
PLAINTIFFS attorneys are Howard * Nal
lory.
Judge Johnson has denied the North
western National Insurance company
Judgment against David Ferguson for
S91T1S2S. the amount the company
had on deposit I'm the Mitchell bank
Mr.. Ferguson had made no answer 20
the complaint against him In denying
Judgment, Judge Johnson upheld his
ruling in the case Of Benjamin NJ We'll
against the Wisconsin Marine x Fire
Insurance Company bank, which com
PEELED the consolidation Of suits instead
of permitting the bringing of indi-
vidua suits against the bank and
it's officers and stockholders 1t is said
that Winkler, Flanders, Smith, Bottum
& Villas, the insurance companys at
torneys, will carry the case to the SUI
preme court
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-09-02
WHEAT WEAKER.
Corn Advances wall Street Closes
Strong Trade News

Chicago, Aug. = -Telegraphic com
munication with the east was carried
on under difficulties during today's
session That operated Ia the narrow
ing of the volume of business, and
therefore in favor of the bears as far
rs wheat was concerned 4 few Of
the local chronic short sellers seized
the opportunity to raid the market,
Partridge leading
Wheat recovered oue-half Of the loss
accustomed by the early bear attack,
but was Sull 1-Sd1-lc lower for Sep
tcmbcr and lie lower for December
than on the day before as the market
closed
Corn was very firm and gained about
3-Sc. Provisions closed at considerable
reductions from yesterdays resting
prices
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-09-02

Delavau, Wis, Aug -. The most
destructive contagrution that ever Wis
tied this city started last evening.
The business part of the village was
wiped out, entailing loss of $4,000,
The fire originated in the loft of ).
v BarlOws liver stable on Second
street The flames were famed by "a
brisk northwest wind and swept into
a row Of wooden buildings adjoining and
from there into the main business
block on Walworth avenue.
Scarcely any thing could be done 10y
the fire department toward checking
the onward course of the fire Half
an hour after the first alarm had been
turned in the Delayen house was ablazc
and then commenced a stampede to
save the goods in the adjoining build
ngs
The fire quickly communicated 10 a
dozen of more other structures.
Thc property loss is approNimatcd
Us follows:
5. Y. Barlow, liyerman. loss $1,000;
no insurance.
j. r. Thompson, wagonmaker, loss
$500; insurance $500
j. c. Shulz estate. harness manufact-
urers, loss $500, insurance $500
George H. Sturteyant blacksmith,
loss 5000; no insurance.
Delaveu house and barns Mrs Il. Nj.
Srow proprietor, loss $1,000; insm
ance 5000.
Mrs. NJ Williams, house and barn,
loss $1,000, no insurance.
HOLSTER & Calllins, livery, loss Sc
coo: insurance $1,000
Mrs. ]. Allott, residence, loss $1,000;
fully insured.
Mr.. Howell, bakery loss $500; no IN,
Surancc
NJ. y. Burns. harness dealer loss
81 900; insurance $500.
*. y. HOLSTER, hardware store, loss
800. fully insured.
NJ. r. Sharpe, postmaster, loss 5000.
Considerable stock owned by mcr-
lhauts occupying damaged buildings
was ruined by smoke and water, The
large plate glass windows in nearly all
the buildings within radius of block
were shattered from the intense heat.
No definite reason can be assigned for
the origin of the destructive blaze.
Work on the water works system Will
now he crowded TO complete tie Sys
tenn if possible before another d"struc'-
i've fire takes place
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-09-02
VOORHEES, BILL FAVORED.



Washington, Aug. 29.-Tho senate
committee on finance this morning re
ported back to the senate the Wilson
repeal bill, with the recommendations
that the Voorhees, bill, already on the
senate calendar, be substituted for it.
The committee also reported in favor
of setting aside the national bank cir
culation bill which is now unfinished
business in the senate, in favor of the
Voorhees, bill The difference between
the house bill and the Voorhees, bill is
found in the attachment to the latter
of a paragraph declaring that it is the
policy Of the United States to use both
gold and silver as money metals
When the committee had reported
Mr. Teller, republican, of Colorado, OBJ
iected to immediate consideration Of the
repeal bill, and the bill goes over until
tomorrow.
The Stewart resolution inquiring into
the condition of the treasury was then
taken MP for consideration. The resolH-
ton was referred to the finance com
mittee.
Mr.. Gordon, democrat, of Georgia,
addressed the senate in advocacy Of the
unconditional repeal Of the sherman
act lie declared that he could not
vote for any measure that involved de-
lay, and that he was therefore opposed
TO the substitute reported today.
There are indications hat the senate
program Will meet with prolonged re
>istancr. and the SILVER men say they
win fight repeal al every step.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-09-02

New Yark, Aug - Money has
been ranging from to !. last loan al
. aud closing offered at . Stocks were
a shade easier after delivery hour, but
just previous to the close Lake Shore
suddenly jumped TO 10
Sugar Burlington and Quincy
Louisville and Nashville, American
Tobacco and Western Union were all
prominent in the late rise. The market
opened well ana CLOSED strong
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-09-02
s,OETTING STARTS BACK

Denver, Aug % Banker Kocttlng
decided yesterday afternoon to 90 back
10 Milwaukee without any further lc-
gal fight and last night he, Detective
McManue and the kopmcier brothers
started for Milwaukee,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-09-02

savannah, Aug 20 A cyclone last
night laid waste rybcc island. SEC
ton of the city at the mouth Of the
river The whayyes are gone the new
iumigating plant which has cost the
city So much money, is In the bottom of
the sea- and nine vessels which were
waiting FOR their release lo come an
TO the city are high and dry i'm the
marsh. The new quarantine station II
destroyed the Hotel Tybcc wrecked,
and many club houses and cottages are
Inn ruins Railway tracks we're carried
SEQ feet by the waves Among the
dead are.
c. A. lltmer, assistant cashier of
the Central Railroad bank
John Holmes, co'orcd, crushed i'm "A
house on Hutvhiusou's island
-Four unknown ncgros, drowned ON
the Erampton plantation, four miles
from the city
Lewis Gagnett colorrd ran into "a
live trolley wire and Killed
Fattler Squire, a six yerold colored
hoy, drowned on Ilutchusou's island
John Williams. drOwael
Mary Butler drowned
Sarah Green, drowned
Two unknown sailors, drowned at
Tybcc island
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-09-02
HOUSE ADOPTS RULES.

After a little routine business in the
house Mr. Catchings, democrat Of Mis-
s.s>ippi called up the report Of the
committee on rules reporting the rules
ro govern the house Of the tifty-third
congress. which The house proceeded
TO- consider under general debate
The debate was hot and continued till
adjournment
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-09-02
WIRES DOWN

Chicago Aug "a general storm
I'm mld-winter could scarcely have
wrought more damage to the tele
graph companies than did the gale OF
last night Business between the en-
tire line Of Atlantic states and this
city is very near paralyzed.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-09-02
COLLEGE FOR srImTUALIsTs
one 10 be Organized to Teach Psy
chical Culture

Liberal, Mo, Aug 29-The spirit.
ualists i'm conference here have organ
lied an association with 100000
capital Il found q sGirimllist college
The stock vii De offered 70 spIritdalisls
al over the country The school viii
be organized with two branches. Que
fitted to teach the common branches
Of education, the other 70 teach psF-
chical culture
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-09-02

moned, who dressed the burns Of the
two children, but they died soon after
The house and its contents were de
Sroyed. The origin Of the blaze is IN
known.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-09-02

Fire broke ont III the home Of Theo-
dore Bloomcr, at Freedom, and spread
with such rapidly that two Of his chill
dreu were fatally burned ia getting out.
The rest If the family barely escaped
with their lives 4 physician was sum
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-09-02
PRINTERS SAY NAY.

81 Paul and Minneapolis Publishers
Insist on Reducing Wages,
st. Paul, MINI, Aug 29.-1he pub
fishers of daily newspapers In this city
ana Minneapolis made a proposition to
the Typographical union That they ac-
ccpt a reduction of 10 per cent for six
months or until March I, 1894. The
union has refused to accede to the
proposition. Compostors III the morn
ing papers are now receiving ~ cents
per 1000
The publishers win probably insist
on Il reduction They anticipate no
trouble In securing help from Chicago
ana elsewhere, as so many printers
are idle al present.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-09-02
AVOIDING CHOLERA
ROYAL Mail Steamships Win Not stop
at Antwerp

London. Aug - The steamships
of the Royal Mail Steam Packet Com
pany which sail from Southampton
to South American ports via Antwerp
nave been ordered not to call at Antwerp
AZ long Is the cholera Is epidemic there.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-09-02
FRIENDS CLAIM HE is YET A
SICK MAN

Stories Published Month Ago
Confirmed Submitted 70 an Opera
ion-HiS Sudden Departure From
Washington Was Due to the Orders
Of His Physicians.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-09-02
GERMANY HAS A WAR.
Hostilitios Begun Between the kaiser's
Troops and African Natives.

Berlin. Aug. 29.--A telegram receiv-
cd this morning from Darcs-Salaal,
the chief seaport Of German East At
rlca, announces that active h0stllities
have been begun between the German
forces and the natives.
The dispatch stated that g German
contingent commanded by Gov Schee-
he stormcd a fortified camp Of the sui
tan under command of Chief Nell at
KDlmanjaro after two hours of severe
fighting The German loss was a lieu
tenant and four natives troops Killed
and a sergeant and twentythree natives
wounded.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-09-02
SANGER GOES EAST
off TO Meet Zimmerman Scores the
Telegram Club.

Walter G. Sangcr's roast by the Tel
cgram Cycling club has by no means
dlsheartencd him. lie left Milwaukee
for Springfield, Mass, yesterday, and
expects there to settle the question Of
superiority with Arthur Zimmerman,
sept r. Is and a. The Springfield
track has the reputation OF being the
fastest track in America and when
these two record breakers meet some
thing interesting is bound 10 happen.
The Chicago Associated Cycling clubs
have been trying 70 get Sanger and
Zimmerman TO try issues at Chicago
on Oct. g and Z, but both are heading
for Springfield and their first meeting
viii take place there.
Sanger when asked for his opinion
Of the action OF the Telegram Cycling
club, denounced the members in round
terms, saying the whole trouble start
ed from the fact that he would not
present the club with a piano which he
had won lie further stated that be
was not risling his bones for fun or to
supply the Telegram Cycling club rooms
with furniture, and when he succeeded
IN winning as valuable q trophy rs TIE
piano in question ne proposed to keep
Il in the family,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-09-02
READY FOR THE RUSH.

Arrangements Nearly Completed for
Opening the Cherokee Strip.
Guthrie, Ok, Aug 29.-The land of
fee at Guthric was finished today and
the work viii be pushed at the other
towns Town site surveyors are having
hard work TO get some Of the town sites
correctly located, owing 10 all the cor
ner stones being missing
1t is stated here that in all the county
seats a stake win hc placed upon each
lot with card attached bearing the
town and the man who gets the card
will be the man who gets the lot. This
viii do away with all the lot disputes
or contests.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-09-02
GAR AT CoPENHAGi.N.
Russias Ruler the Guest Of King
Christian IN

Copenhagen, Aug 29.-The car and
czlriua of Russia arrived hear this
morning with full suite. They went
directly to the Fredensberg palace,
the residence Of the czarina's father,
King Christian IN The prince of
Whales viii meet the imperial party
there on September H.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-09-02

Erie. Pa. Aug % A -erribly de
structivc gale swept yer Erie last night
and while the wind did not register
more than thirtyhye miles an hour
II came IN such ftful gusts that 1t did
untold damage The damage 70 the
fruit crop cannot be estimated, Thous-
ands Of acres Of grapes have been
wrecked and the fruit dashed from the
vines
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-09-02
GREAT DAMAGE INLAND.

Buffalo, Aug. % The heaviest rain
storm. accompanied by q high wind,
known here since 1871 occurred last
night Considerable damage was done.
The storm was generally all through
New York state. Like damage Is re-
ported from Rochester and other points
east
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-09-02
EoohAwAY sCoRcHED AGAIN.
Destructive Fire at the Famous Long
Island Resort

Aew York. Aug % Roekaway
Beach the famous Long Island GUNNER
RESORT which was destroyed by fire
.as faIl and had just recovered from
ne disaster, was visited by another
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-09-02
TOWN BADLY BURNED
TERRIBLY DESTRUCTIVE CON
FLAGRAT1ON AT DELANAN.
AFTER STRUCTURE
SWEET SPEEDILY AWAY.

Loss Reaches $2Sep0 Frost Hits the
Crops Half the CraubeIrieS in Black
River Valley Said TO be Destroyed -
Suicide at Appleton President Ca
lagher Married
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-09-02

Mrs Mary Kaveney, one OF me
nioneers Of la crosse. is critically i'll.
She Is 80 years Of age
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-09-02
MAKING EARTHWOltRS.
The French Are lntrcnching Them
selves at Chameleon

London Aug Ca Times Bangkok
special says the French troops at Chan
tahon are throwing up earth-works
France threatens to send back gunboats
10 the Menam before Bangkok II her
new demands are not granted imme-
diAtely
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-09-02

New York, Aug 20-New York caught
the edge Of last nights storm. Com
paratiyely little damage was done I'm
the immediate vicinity The damage
to shipping cannot be aseertained until
Geographic communica ion has been
restored Both telegraph companies
are badly crippled
The storm cut off All railroad com
municauon between Long Branch and
other resorts along the Jersey coast
The tracks are under four feet Of
water. A high wind prevails today
and "A heavy sea Is running in New
York bay.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-09-02

Black River Falls, Wis, Aug. GA
heavy frost prevailed throughout the
cranberry region in Jackson county
Last night and the crop is almost to-
tai loss. Corn as mostly ont Of the
way.
ymoqua. wis, Aug. Ga nipping
frost visited this section Of country
last night but it is estimated that little
damage was done to either corn OF
tobacco.
on the highlands the mercury regis
tered IS degrees, in valleys "a degrees
Appleton, Wis, Aug 20 1t leaked
out today that II, H. Green, Of Apple
ton and Alice Phillips Of Kaukauna,
were married secretly May ..
No reason existed for any secrecy,
but it was kept quiet for a Lark Both
parties are wen known here.
Appleton Wis, Aug. 29.-The an
uomcement was received here today
that Dr. Gallagher, eX-president Of
Lawrence University, was married Au-
gust p to Miss Eva Coscarden, at Prov
idence, r. !. They viii reside at Kents
Hin; Me, where Dr. Gallagher is pres
ident Of the Maine Wesleyan seminary.
Milwaukee Aug. 29-The Valentine
Blatz Brewing company secured a vic
tory in the United states court this
morning one which is OF much inn
portance to all the other brewers Of
the city and the country in general.
The Blatz company was sued to re-
strain alleged nfringements on patents
granted J. De La Vergne relating to q
bottle and stopper device, by the De In
Vercue Bottle and Seal company. The
Blatz company use in bottiing their
beer a bottle somewhat similar to that
covered by the La Nergne patents,
and closing with a rubber cork, the
same as the other brewing companies.
This the La Nergne company claimed
to be an infringement, but its claim
was not sustained.
What makes the decision Of so great
importance is that were the La Nergne
company successful in the suit is would
mean that an the brewing companies
must either give up the use II not only
the cork but the bottle as well, the
one being made in conformity with the
other or else pay the In Nergne COM
pauy a royalty for the use Of the de-
vice
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-09-02

Florence, $ q, Aug % In cy-
clone at Sullivau's Island yesterday a
man by the name Of A Bryan and his
wife We're drowned ana Mrs. c. Ho}
land (whitel was killed 10y a falling
house. Fifteen houscs were swept
away Everyone on The island was moro
or less damaged.
Sullivan's Island is in he Atlantic
ocean, seven miles east Of Charleston,
and Is the site Of Fort Moultrio
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-09-02

No DOUBT THAT HE HAD A
CANCER.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-09-02

Richmond, Aug 20-Accounts Of the
storm are mcager At Charleston yes.
sells We're blown ashore Docks are in
iWed The Atlantic coast line tracks
are under water Damage is estimated
at $1OOOOOO business is practically
a, a standstill today
Raleigh, ~ g., Aug %. KcruellsviIle,
n. G., was struck by the cyclone. -Four
people were Killed and 100 houses
blown down There was frghtful de
struction and loss Of life south Of here.
There is a remarkable phenomenon
i'm connection with the cyclone at
Savannah last night The barometer
lat Savannah showed $3.50, which
Forecast Official Moore says is the
lowest reading ever noted 10 the
United States.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-07-07
gabafsbau tn geras.

Wir baben gu p~ieberboIten Malen
f6on bic Iufmerflamfeit unferer 5arz
mer anf bic &uItur Der Sabatspnan3e
gelenft unb barauf bingemieien, baB
fe beionbers i'm &Iitenfri9 bes Staaz
tee ebenio lobnenbe @rtrdge bringett
miirbe, pie 1T 6loriba unb iebenfals
better aablen biirfte, als bic 8aummolle
es tbut. 9eute geben mir aus Dem 8es
ri6te zines bnr9aus 5lberldiligen Ga6>
mannes, bes Serrn 8. q. SmitbS BON
MontgomerD County, bic folgenbe Mits
tbeilung:
Scr Sabafsbau lit Der bieligen @e=
genb 1T Elm enti9iebener urb iiber ieben
3weifel binaus feftgeftelter grfolg;
bret ober bier Sarmer bier 5aben be-
reits fett mebreren Sabren Sabaf ge>
sogen. 8is au biefem Sabre mar es
ibnen inbeB nur ielten ~gelungen etn
gutes Sedblatt gu er3ielen, neil bic
&aupen gu f9limm tparen unb bic
8ldtter 5erl06erten. 9euer baben ans
iere 9abatsai6ter aber Yltter fir bic
&aupeniagb angelernt unb bic Men>
i6enbanb 1T fir bas Ibleien Der @aus
pen p~oltdnbig III @esfall gefommen.
Die i'm laufenben Sabre geernteten
8ldtter baben abfolut gar feline &au>
penl06er unb 10 nerben 40 big so pro.
gent 6abOn gu 9edbldtterl1 gebrau9t
tperben f6nneu unb Der &eit gum SUI
len. SIN lebten Sabre = 10 beiBt es
tueiter IN benz 8riefe-nurbe infer Sas
bat in Chicago nit SO Gents per pfunb
be3ablt unb fur5 barauf murben in
Stem Oort 425 Getlt5 bafiir gebotert
ieber, uel6em BON bier Muferproben
augei6idt uDrben finb, bat ertldrt, baB
infer teranii6er Sabat an Woblgeru1
iber benz bon 5loriba ftebt."
yto9 Dor menigen Sabren mar Der
Gloriba Sabaf auf Dem Mar'te elm
p6aig unbefanntes Ding, unb beute
nimmt er i6on cine sans berborras
genbe Steaung unter ben befen utb
geiu6tefen Sprten Elm, 8iele Sauz
ienbe older 2anbes tperben iebt i9on
nit Sabaf bepflanat, unb beirabe fez
bes fleine Neft bort bat beute feline
@igarrenfabrif, tpel9e elmer groBen
Mnsabl bon Nrbeitsbdnben lobnenbe
8ef6dftigung giebt. Ser gingangs>
aoQ auf Sedbldtter; bon benet1 Bis iebt
Dielr Sauienbe bon pfnnben eins
gefiibrt tuer6en miifen. betrdgt So fur
bag pfun6. 3iebt man in g~rpdgung,
baB bic f6meren Summerr @eIbes,
tpel6e fur auSldnbif9e Dedbldtter
aus benz 2anbe geben, bur@ bic pros
button BON inldn6ii6en I'M 2anbe gez
balten perben t0nnten, 10 mirb man
angefeben minen, baB es pobl Der
Miibe lobnen biirfte, toentl bic Garmer
I'm teranif9en &tifenbifrift, urb nielz
lei6t in gang Siibpeit : Seras, eins
aebenbere @erfu6e nit benz Sabafbau
anIteQten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-07-07
8.

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2anbamtes in Nuftin III In ben 2anbs
~berfdufen in lebter 3eit cine iebr
mertIi6e @bnabme gu peraei6nen sez
tpefen.
= Na6 benz 8eri1te 5es Ginansz
agenten Der Staats3u9tbduier, 6errn
&. %. Ginlap, fofete bic nnterbaltung
Der 3I9tlinge ndbrenb bes Monats
Mai bic @nmme bon $54, 287, pdbs
ren6 fi6 bic @innabmen Der 3u9ts
bdufer auf $50, 202 beliefen.
Ser @eneralabiutant Mabrp bat
befannt gerna9t, baB er ben 8unbes>
3ui9ab CUR hnterbaltung Der Stats
miliaen baSu 3ertpenben tperbe, an bic
81 am beften biseiplinirten Miliss
&ompagnien mdbrenb bes Muftiner
nsbnngslagers preiie au ~bertbeilen,
bic CUR 8ei9afung neuer uniformen
bertpeubet tperben folen.
= Mdbrenb elmer 8erfammlung
Der Mttiordre Der Mer9ants National.
bant in Sort Wortb fam eS gu beftiger
Siferenaer, bic f6liebli6 au elmer al
9enieinen S9ieBerei auSarteten. STR.
gage, Ser 0iee : prdiibent Der 8anf
tpurbe BON benz 9aiiirer Smith burd
einen S9uB in bic Bruf ni6t I'M.
bebenfli9 Dertpunbet.