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Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-12
Jewelry Dept.

Gents gold filed hunting case watch,
warranted 10 wear twenty years, with a
fine Elgin or Waltham movement,
So. so; worth S25,
Ladies' gold filed hunting case, STEM
wind watch, warranted to year 20 years,
with a fine Elgin. Wnltham or Rock
ford movement, Sl2. so; worth S25.
Solid silver chatelaine watch, l0-iew-
eled movement, S2.9A
Solid gold baby Rugs Ice, worth soc.
Solid gold neck chains CSC, worth SO.
1000 gents watch chains. gold plated
OF German silver, 45c, worth 81. rs.
Gents silyerine watch, stem wind and
set, Eigin or Wal,ham movement, 81. 95;
worth IS.
Rogers l2-dwt. knives or forks sl.25
per set.
Remember we are headquarters for
silverware. Tea sets, cake baskets,
pickle casters, dinner casters, fruit bas-
kets, napkin rings, silver mugs, etc.,
etc. at one-half jewelers. prices.
Eight day oak cloclIs, 81. 10.
Nickle alarm clocks 5Sc.
Rheumatic cure rings. A positive cure
for rheumatism, Soc; worth -
Watch and clock repairing at reduced
prices.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-12
We carry the largest stock Of
Hats and CAPS

OF any house in the city, and prices are
one-half less than wholesale prices.
Mems fine fur derbys in all the lead
ing shapes, LIS; regular prices $3.50
and IS 90.
Mems fiue Fedora, in black and brown
81. 25; hatters' prices, 81. 20 and $500
Meu's different sayles Far Soft Hats,
81, rs, non worth less than SYST and
SO. 90.
Mems Fur Crushes in black and
brown, csc, worth 81. 90 TO $3.50.
Mems Genuine Scotch Caps, Csc;
worth 75c.
Boys Caps and Turbans, 25c: worth
75c.
Boys. Crusee5, soc; wodth sl.OO.
Boys Fedoras, soc; worth sl.O0.
ChIldrenis Fancy Caps and Hats. soc;
more worth less than 81 and 81. 90.
We have the La gest line OF Mems
Caps in different styles AT the lowest
prices.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-12

The best union carpet for sec.
Cotton carpets, l5c and lSc.
Oil cloths, lSc square yard.
We are closing out some patterns OF
Lowell extra super carpets for 65c.
We have all wool carpets for soc.
Also some elegant patterns OF Brussels
at 49c.
Carpet sweepers, 81. 80, So aud 81 80
for the best made.
Some OF those sewing machines Mt sl5
still left, but will rot last long and cIG-
not De replaced at the price.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-12
Drug Dept.

Chamberlain's Cough Cure at zoe, 40,
and Toe.
Piso's Cough Cure at 20c.
DIR. Miles Nervine at Toe.
DR.. Miles, Heart Cure az Use.
Hoods Sarsaparilla at 75c
CASTLE soap, 3 cakes for sc.
Garfield Tea at 20c.
Castor in al Poe.
Prescriptions filed at lowest price.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-12

20 lbs. granulated sugar, 81.
California dried grapes, SIC.
New California 2 crown ~ralsins, &c,
6tc, TIC.
New California 3 crown raising. &c,
TIC, ste, 12tc.
New London layer ~raisins, 10tc, l23c.
California Valencia, SIC.
Imported loose Ondura r~aisins, 1910.
Evaporated raspberries, 22tc.
Evaporated black berries, &c.
Cherries ~(California), lac.
Dried apples, &c.
New California nectarines, 12tc.
Good Turkish prunes, DC.
California raisin cured prunes, TIC.
New California apricots, 12tc.
New evaporated peaches, lac.
New evaporated pears, l2tc.
Sauer kraut, per quart, 7!c.
Imported chow chow, per quart, loo.
Imported fancy mixed pickles, loo.
Pure buck wheat Hour, BIC.
Self-rising buckwheat -four, SIC.
Pancake flour, self-rising, SIC,
Haydens' Best. Flour, Ok, 81. 10.
%Pillsbury's Best Flour, Ak, Sl.1 L.
Snowflake -four, 65c.
Best Superlative flour, 90c.
Pure rye flour, SIPS.
Choice rye flour, $l.l5.
Good rye flour, ST..
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-12
Black Dress Silks.

We are now prepared to show the
best selected and most warned stock OF
Black Duchesse satin; satin de Lyons,
satin rhadame, satin luxors, satin I'M
p~erlals. peau de soies and every new
weave in black dress silks at prices
which will surprise you and service
able goods. Don't buy a black silk
before seeing our assortment
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-12
Flannel Department,

Must he reduced. Special for Monday.
Heavy allwool indicated %aannels, IN
scarlet and navy blue, 25c.
Extra heavy iannels in tan, gray and
drab, 25c.
7-oz. lannels in scarlet only will go or
Monday for 45c. They are sold all over
the world for 69c. We have too many OF
them. We have also got too many fan
mel skirts, and in order to reduce them
we will make the following prices TO.
Monday:
Skirts for Soc;
Skirts for 81;
Skirts for 81. 25;
SkirIs for $3.50.
No SUCH value was ever offered.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-12
!s!!!!s Shoe Prices n,,,,,

We never were so overstocked on
shoes. The weather has been too fine.
We MUST HAVE MONEY. Cost will
not be considered in our shoe bargains
Il ondly Come ln1 SD.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-12
Underwear

out SlSab Dolo VI ullool Wout DUO bSu
last week, and we have had an i'm
ems sale Of LADIES' mems and chill
dren's wool underwear, hosiery, nit
tens, etc.
For this week we quote a few prices.
All this line at corresponding reduc-
tions. Take your time and look
around well, and if you can do better
than with US, don't buy our goods.
Gents Numbered shirts, worth 75c,
go at 29c.
Special sale OF gents gloves and
mittens for Monday.
Childreu's wool underwear at halt
pLice.
Gents wool sox Sc, regular price 25c.
100 dozen ladies' night gowns only
39c worth 75c.
Ladies' all wool saxony mittens, zoe,
25c, 35c and Acc
Gents camel's hair shirts and draw
ers only 25c each.
Gents heavy wool natural gray
shirts and drawers only SOC each,
worth Sl.00.
Gents heavy heeced undergear,
regular price 81. 90, tomorrow $50.
Gents fine jersey ribbed shirts and
drawers, worth 800 each, tomorrow
only S9c.
Gents all wool shirts and drawers,
worth $50, go at Toe.
One lot ladies' jersey ribbed vests
and pants only 25c each.
Ladies' jersey ribbee wool vests
worth zoe, go at SOC.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-12
Jelly and Mince Meat.

Preserves, jelly and mince meat away
down. jelly &c per pound. Strawberry,
raspberry, apricot, peach, plum and all
other preserves at lac per pound. Apple
butter, peach, plum and ounce at ITO
per pound. Libby McNeal's mince meat
TIC per pound. You can get anything
You want in preserves, mince meats or
buftars here.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-12
IF YOU WILL VISIT OUR
Dress Goods Dept.

On MONDAY you will surely think that
the bottom has dropped out of prices.
We have put the knife to the core and
made n deep cut. Come and see what
choice bargains we have for you on our
bargain counters.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-12
House Furnishing
Goods.

UUOUS.
Hanging lamps, 100 different styles.
The finest assortment in Omaha.
A 81. so lamp for SO. so.
Banquet lamps, 100 different styles.
The finest assortment in Omaha.
A 500 0 for SO. so, and $500 solid
nickel lamp for Sl.75.
Parlor lamps, 100 different styles.
The finest assortment in Omaha.
A SO. 30 solid nickel center draft lamp
for 81. 80.
Buy a Juno Fount for 1925 and make
n center draft lamp out Of your old
hanging lamp and wall lamps.
1000 different kinds and styles o
Worlds Fair Prize Austrian vases from
20c to SOC, sold at the fair for So. 90 per
pair.
Fine China gold band cup, saucer and
plate l5c, worth $l.00.
Genuine cut glass %tumblers, cut with
stars, Sl.OO per set, worth $500.
Fine decorated tea sets 1926, worth
$40 90.
100 piece imported dinner set $3.50,
worth SIS 90.
Fine china fish sets, 10 pieces, S6.95,
worth $500
Our &c counter contains over 500 USE
full articles. Among them are articles
that are sold elsewhere from 10c to $50
each.
The best white granite cups and
saucers l9c per set.
Dinner plates sic each.
Breakfast plates &c each.
Pie plates pc each.
Sauce aud fruit saucers 13c per set.
Chambers 25c- each.
Cream sets, containing sugar bowl.
butter dish, spoon holder and creamer,
1Sc per set.
Fine decorated toilet sets, 81 30 per
set worth So. 90.
We carry 6 different kinds of enamel
kitchen utensils and we sell at what
other dealers buy.
Lamp shades &c each.
Oriental packages of carpet tacks 3
packages for l0c; generally sold at loo
per package.
Cup, saucer and plate easels 10c each.
Coal hods 19c each.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-12
Triple Chain Round
Cord Failie de Lyon.

This line of high class dress silks is
strictly pure and all OF the very best
manufacture, heavy weight, splendid
lustre and rich appearance, selection
of about 80 different shades; undoubt-
eddy excellent value for sl.6O, our
price 9Sc a yard.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-12
Blankets & Comforts
MUST CO.


We are overstocked in this depart
ment and will slaughter values in order
to close out every pair.
lO-4 blankets in white and gray, SOC a
pair.
1O-4 silver gray blankets, Csc a pair.
White blankets, 81. 80 II pair, slightly
soiled and worth up to So a pair.
White California blankets, S3.9S,
slightly soiled. These are a So quality.
IL white California blankets, slightly
soiled, $4.95. These are "a regular So
quality.
All wool gray blankets, very slightly
soiled, $50. These are our regular 50
quality. Our blankets must 90.
Bed comforts, SOC,
Bed comforts, 75c.
Bed comforts, 81. 90.
Bed comforts, 1925,
Bed comforts, 81. so.
Bed comforts, $1.75.
Bed comforts, $500.
Bed comforts, 1925.
Bed comforts, 80.
We have too many Of them and they
must go.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-12
ONCE AGAIN..

Our sales have been so satisfactory
during the last few weeks we have de-
cided to continue to sell furniture on
the very smallest margin of profit.
Solid oak three-piece suit, all
sull size, bed six feet high, Axe
wide, all good, solid, heavy
goods, mirror 20X24, French
bevel remember this point.
Our best cotton top mattress.
Our best woven wire spring.
One oak cane-seated chair.
One oak cane-seuted rocker.
Our price for aIl.......... 1850
Saving you.....,..... S ESQ
A ton OF coal is worth S6.5 You are
still ahead 81.
Everything we have in furniture is OF
the best and is always sold at the loves
possible figure,
Christmas is coming and we are OPEN
ing up rockers, pictures. e~asels, center
tables.
A small payment will secure anything
now unit! you van it delivered.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-12
DON'T MISS 1T MONDAY
'TiS a Chance of a Lifetime.
Notions and Fancy Goods at
Cost.

This is our big closing out sale before
we open our holiday goods.
All our regular l0c corset steels for sc.
Our 35c stamped pillow shams, 2lc
per pair. A fashion review given with
every pair.
Our DC, Sc and 1Oc fancy handkfs go
at 2!c.
500 dozen fine fancy all silk windsor ties
at 12tc, all fresh new goods, the regu-
lar 25c article.
All colors Of fine crochet silk, 100 per
spool. Never sold for less than SOC.
10 doz. extra large SOC hand bags,
only 25c.
6inch, 7 inch and s inch metal back
combs, only &c. These are regular lOc
goods,
Ladies' misses and childrens' silk
hose supporters only l0c per pair. All
colors.
6 pkgs. full count needle point pms
for sc.
l5c dress %steels, &c per set.
zoe dress shields, &c per set.
A full line of fancy stamped linens, 25c.
Fine hand painted drapes only Csc.
We have the most complete line OF
velvet, silk or satin ribbons and at the
Lowest prices in the city.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-12
School Shoes.

In school shoes we offer wonderful
bargains.
Child's solar tip pebble grain 75c.
Warranted.
Boys N. X. calf lace and button
shoes 81. Warranted.
Misses fine pebble grain A. S. 7. tip
shoes $l.25. Warranted.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-12
Meet Department.

Sugar cured No. I hams, l2c; picnic
hams Zoe, corned beef sc, pigs feet &c,
tripe DC, fresh link sausage Zoe, bologna
&c, frankforts STE, cooked ham l0c, dry
salt pork lie, pickle pork lac, cooked
corned beef 10c per pound, dried beef
Toe, homeless ham llic, all cans potted
meats DC each.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-12
&c.

Here is a choice plum. These goods
are all wool, SO inches wide, extra heavy
something warm and neat for a street
dress. These goods are cheap at soc
and 65c.
Remember all wool and only &c.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-12
1890.

$50 pieces to select from. These goods
we have in all shades-in plain, stripes
and plaids, all new goods, this falls pur-
chase, 36 inches wide, and are worth
from 35c to ste.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-12
Butter arc Cheese.

Country butter TIC, 19c and 2Ic,
creamery 23c, pc and BIC. We are
always leaders in first class butter at
lowest prices. Wisconsin full cream
cheese TIC, Zoe and l2tc, New York state
full cream cheese lac and 16c, brick
cheese l2tc, lac and Ice, Swiss cheese
l2!c, l5c and lie, Roquefort cheese 500
per pound, sap sage l2{c each, n~eufahael
Be per package, Limberger cheese l5c,
Frontage de Brie 40c per pound. We
have Canadian paragon in all sizes also
McLear's imperial at lowest prices.
Pineapple cheese 00e each, Edams 81 90.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-12
39c.

These are in our center aisle. and are
n fine ALL WOOL LADIES' CLOTH,
81 inches wide, n choice line of shades
and always sell at 75c and Soc.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-12
Changeable
TaffettaS and SurahS.

These silks we show in many different
tones, durable quality, and cost to
manufacture Goo a yard. AS long as
they last you can get what you wish
OF tbemlat acc.
NOTE-Extra pre- parations have been
made so that none of the disappoint-
ments Of last week will be repeated,
We are accustomed TO great crowds
and had devoted increased space and
an extra force Of salespeople to the
silk sales last week, yet customers
came in such overwhelming numbers
that for a time il was impossible to
serve them. We beg to apologize to
our customers who may not have been
promptly waited upon, and promise
much better service for next week.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-12
Cracker Department,

Soda, oyster, butter and lemon creams
at &c per pound. Ginger snaps, sugar
crackers, assorted cakes ana iroste.
lac, tho finest lemon waters, lemon
maps, assorted jumbles and c~ocoanut
bar cakes at l2tc per pound, buy your
crackers OF Hayden where you "a get
the BEST at lowest price.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-12
69c.

How does that suit you for a light
weight BROADCLOTH, strictly all
wool, "a inches wide, any shade. These
goods are cheap at Sl.00.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-12
Satin ImperiaIs,

This particular quality is new splen-
did all silk fabric, with rich, high
lustre and now greatly in demand for
fashionable dic,ses and trimmings.
These goods weie made to sell for
Sl.75 a yard, but oar ready cash got
them so that we can offer them this
week for the absurdly low price of
75c per yard in the shades named,
viz, black. brown, blue, pink, olive,
cardinal, moss and hel!otrope.
so pieces OF handsome %satins, in all
desirable shades. for SOC a ward y.
Just the thing for Christmas fancy
work.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-12
24-inch Hand
Woven Jap Silks. SOC.

In 40 different shades. we'll worth S5c
n yard, we are still selling them at
59c and no limit to the quantity you
may purchase. This is your oppor-
tunity for an evening dress or a tea
gown, SOC a yard.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-12
Monday S2.25, Worth $3.50.

100 pairs ladies' felt 75c house slip
pers at 45c Monday.
Ladies' Sl.25 felt lace and congress
shoes at roc Monday.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-12

This is a hummer and cheap at roc,
and is in the shape of a 54-IN. CLOAK
ING-just W hat you want for the little
ones.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-01-23

foruian colorlng In the same mission. No.
246 the building is equally good, but the
sky is lumpy and the foreground a trifle
mOnotCuOus. Afternoon az Ginerney.
France" accepted at the Berlin exhibition
of 1891, is picture the cOloring Of
which would be gorgeous even tor a
tropical scene, instead Of which 1t IS sup
posed to portray country where the tints
Of nature are considerably more subdued
than in California. No. 81 "A Afternoon,
Old San Luis Rey Miss on"-is vigorous
and artistic picture Of the building, whose
coloring is admirable. but the wide sweep
of bright green foreground is a trifie crude
to the conservative eve. Miss Mccormick
has a reputation as an artist and most oil her
work is vigorous and good, but rs a colOrlst
she is occasionally prone TO little excess.
f. Mcfarland is represented by three
studies Of heads in pastel. The boys head
is particularly good. being natural and life
like. and all the work. while soft and
artistic, IS at the same time more clear and
concise than many much more experienced
artists evolve from pastel
Lake Angelina, Summit Of the Sier-as,"
by Kate +. ManeT, Is a very good landscape,
clear and vigorous. while true TO nature
and free from affectation. Bonner Lake"
is also a refreshing little picture with q very
effective foreground.
Selma Newman's philosopher" appears
to be enjoying lie thoroughly. To judge
from the expression of his face he is derlv-
ing untold comfort from the cigarette that
he holds in his hand. He must be very
modern philosopher to indulge in anything
so frivolous as a cigarette. Philosophers, as
a rule, are supposed to be more addicted .
long pipes. In addition IN the modern
philosopher Miss Newman exhibits several
good pictures of still life.
One of the most industrious and versatile
of San Francis co.'s Younger artists is +.
Tabahasbi, who, although anRtive IF Japan,
has acquired his knowledge OF western art
here. Over two pages Of the art catalogue
are monopolized by Mr. Tahahashi, and his
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-01-23
New CITY Laws.

The Board of Supervisors met in caucus
on Saturday afternoon to arrange plan of
action for the Legislative Committee, which
starts for Sacramento tomorrow. There
was good deal of discussion in the matter
OF advocating the abolition of the Sewerage
System Commission and to oppose any effort
at the capital 10 form permanent Board
of Commissioners. Some decided action on
this question will be reached at another
caucus tonight.
DR.. Washington Ayers presented draft
of bill TO be introduced to the Legislature
providing That the appointment of the
Board of Health be taken out of the hands
of The Governor and that the Mayor and
Supervisors be. given that power Ii also
provides that all the appointments includ-
ing the Quarantine and Health officers, shall
be held directly responsible. The Super
yisors decided to give this measure their
SunDOrt.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-01-23
Wanted to Be an AnceI.

Mrs. Stella Bingham. young woman re-
siding on Ellis street. was taken with an
uncomfortable desire to twaDg her little
harp ard wear the promised crown. THIS
was on Friday night last, and to save her
friends as much grief as possible she wrote
each one Of them affectionate farewell
notes and dropped them in letter-box.
She then made out minute Instructions for
the undertaken and carefully planned her
funeral and wound MP with asking that
solemn individual to conc around to her
residence the next morning at ii o'clock
and prepare her body for burial. This mis-
slye she dispatched by q messenger boy,
then went out and purchased a few ounces
OF carbolc acid. Returning TO her room she
locked the door, dressed herself out in q
beautiful white gown and filed her hair
with n0wers. She arranged herself very
gracefully on tie sofa and then swallowed
the acid. The acid was horrid TO the taste,
and also burned frigbtfuily. 1t burned so
badly that she forgot her angelic ideas and
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-01-23
COMMERCIAL ASSOCIATION.
An Organization of Accountants and
Statesmen.

sSdieSEneHs
An association composed Of accountants
and statesmen in the principal wholesale
and retail stores of this city was recently
formed aud is now known as the California
Commercial Association. 1t has on its roll
Of membership over 80 names, who have
joined the organization with the full sane
ton Of their employers.
The objects of the association are to i'm
prove the social, intellectual and physical
condition of its members. to foster har-
mony and good feeling between employers
and employees. TO establish free employ
ment department for its members ana TO
offer to young men place where their
evenings can be prohtably and agreeably
passed. Commercial associations are not
experiments. as they lave proven sue
cess wherever they have been formed.
This is notably the case in Europe, where
in every large city an organization OF this
kind exists.
The association has suite Of large rooms
in the kohler q Chase building on OFaTrell
street neatly and comfortably fitted mp, and
there is on file The MORNING CALL and
other daily papers for the usa OF members.
10 the near future il is proposed TO add
gymnasium, the benefits of which, from a
physical standpoint, will be appreciated
The library, though small now, VIII be
constantly added to, and in due time it will
contain all of the Eastern and European
magazines and periodicals.
Ii is proposed TO have lectures, essays,
debates and educational classes, and as
much in the way Of general amusement as
possible. Under no circumstances will any
form Of gambling be allowed. The associa-
tion is not n political one in any way and 1t
is non-sectaTian. The officers confidently
expect that there will De 800 members on the
roll before the end of the year. There will
be an associate membership OF accountants
and statesmen between the ages of Is and
p years. who will be entitled to all the
privileges of the club except voting aud
holding office.
The officers ere: President, John Watt OF
Raphael We'll & Co.; ce-president. +. B..
Jordan of S. d G. Gump; secretary, /. c..
Joseph Of Steinberger & Kali5her; treas
urer, J. i. Berolzhime OF Porter, SlesSing er
q Co.; directors, Charles Schlessinger Of
Bauer Bros. & Co.: Arthur Elliott of
kingan & Co, Id. |. Kaufman Of the
London, Paris and American Bank, William
II. LUX OF Raphael Well IL Co.. ID. Feigen-
baum Of Feigfnbaum 81 Co., and Julius
Iemle OF Hing & LAndt
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-01-23
THE SUNDAY LESSON.
Mrs. Sarah B. Cooper's Talk TO Her
SundaV-SchOOi Class.


At the opening Of her class yesterday Mrs.
Cooper stated that two dates out OF five had
been fixed for her addresses at the Column
bian Exposition. On Sunday evening. June
Is, at the international convention of Char
tiles and Corrections she is to speak on
THE Relation Of the kindergarten TO Pau
perism, Vice and Crime" The Kindergar-
ten Congress is 10 be held from July II 10
the oath. On July 20 she will give an adj
dress, titled Every Mother Kindergar-
ten"
The lesson of the day was: Joshua, the
Leader aud High Priest" 1t is said that
Satan stood at the right hand of the leade r.
So. also, the angel of the Lord was there
This great conflict between good and evil
still goes on. We all feel its power. The
TEN ptati0n TO get rich, 10 secure power, 10
be pTesumptiOuS, 10 take great risks, still
assalS the children OF men. We are bound
TO admit that the experiences of life reveal
two distinct influences. If people deny the
personality Of the devil they still must admit
tile effects Of two distinct ministries. Paul
expressed IL when he said, "Whe n | " Ould
do good, evil is ever present with me-. 1t
would seem that this conflict between good
and evil is needlul for some purpose of edu-
cation and development. Right In the pres
enee of the evil stood the angel / am glad,
said Mrs. Cooper. that over and above
earth's sin ard pollution stands redeeming
love-just exactly as the far-faced sun
looks steadily down upon tie bogs and
moIssses and beckCns up the poisonous
yaporS and purifes them. and sends them
back IN Showers Of blessing upon the ear til.
The angel stood for help TO Joshua. l be-
lieve the angelic host still stand as servitors
awaiting orders. They are eager and alert.
The hour of earih's failure is the hour of
heavens support. II only our eyes were
opened in times OF utter encouragement as
IF = h.as Fara ans / uFNF tra
old prophet prayed, we, toe. should see the
mountain full Of heavenly helpers.