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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-12-09
New Hair Ornaments.

The men whose accumulated treasures
are the most costly in the world keep an
apprehensive finger on the pulse of
fashion. They are of necessity gifted with
the prescience of foresight, and must know
enough To guess at the form the newest
born caprice will take when fully grown
That they expect a lengthy obiiteration Of
ears is evident, for their windows are
singularly wanting in earrings. ard both
sides Of this very avenue OF jewellers give
me the choice of scarcely twenty pairs.
Those | see are all of the old rosette de-
signs. save few made from pear-sta ped
pearls. of which the Parisians are inordin-
ately and faithfully fond.
Another sign Of the times is the almost
total extinction of the tiara, which was
only possible when backed by mass of
built-up curls, says the philadelphia Times
Crowns, circlets and coronets reigned
sumptnously in their stead. An entire
coronal of roses, made from the whitest
of diamonds, is fit for an empress; a
diadem of pink pearls and huge diamonds
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-12-09
Novelties in Stationery.

Novelties IN stationery have peculiar
charm for women. II is little fad that
they all indulge and many are the curious
fancies they have been led to adopt, but,
fortunately, the fashionable stationery is
ever-changing. and, no matter how bad its
color or design. there is consolation in the
fact that its reign is short.
AT present the 'blurt" craze has reached
mllady's stationery. Paper of that popu-
lar violet blue is all the rage. The sheets
are folded into oblong envelopes aud are
decorated with a white and silver mono
gram or crest. Large sheets of blue blot
ting paper are sold for the desk, and, IL
she cares to pay the price, the corners are
capped wi h silver.
Young ladies are favoriDg the Br wnie
wrlting-pa per, which Is pale buff in color
and stamped with funny little Brownie
at the top of the sheet. Shades or gray
and Highland heather, a pale pinkish
mauve. are among the new coOrs in
stationery. These papers have the initials
IN script IN silver or dark mauVe.
For all occasions pure white vellum Is
the best paper 10 u.s.. l. is an English fad
10 nave this paper adorned with the hi
tiais IN white raised script. but many
prefer their monogram at the top of The
sheet in silver.
plentiful supply of dainty note paper
Is essential 10 every well-equipped desk
IL should match in color and design the
writing paper used. but should be at least
TWO sizes smaller These small sheets are
convenient in acknowledging informal in
vtatonS. writing notes, etc. Mourning
a1t.allpnery is not as conspicuous as of old.
Inc oIack border has grown much mar
noWer.-NeW York Advertiser.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-12-09
Needs MauV Hats.

Women need just as many hats as they
can afford. Occasions are always arising
which demand certain style of hat. Then
II Is that the woman with one hat comes TO
grief. If possible. she should own dash
Ing picture hat. felt Alpine for rainy-day
weather. velvet toque, a walking hat and
little theater hat. But if she can't, then
let her select her winter 1T it'll prayerful
thought. II must be suitable for the the
alter. and yet not 100 gay for church. She
VII nave 10 also wear it walking, driving
and calling.
A little French nat which might serve on
all these occasions Is of golden bro wn felt
shaped In front Ike The hoops of bic bow,
Inc edges are embroidered in jet, and the
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-12-09
The Writing Woman.

When man writes ne wants pomp and
circumstance and eternal space from
which TO draw. If he writes at home he
needs study or library, and he wants
the key lost and the keyhole pasted over
so that nobody can disturb him. His fin
ished products are of much importance to
him and. for time, he wonders why the
planets have not changed their orbits or
the sunshine acquired a new brilliancy,
because be was written something by a
cast-iron method.
a woman picks up some scraps of copy
book CT the back of pattern, sharpens her
pencil with the scissors or gnaws the end
sharper. she takes an old geography,
tucks her foot under her, sucks her pencil
periodically and produces literature
She can write with Geneyieve pounding
out her exercises on the piano, with Mary
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-12-09
THREE BLACK BAGS.

As l often say to my wife, when she
blames me for forgetting her little COM
missions. it's queer thing, is the mind,
and great is the force of habit. never
forget to do anything I'm in the habit of
doing, but as lilly usually attends to the
shopping herself Pm not in the habit of
calling at the butchers or the grocsr's on
my way home from business, and there
foIe-well, therefore, I don't call three
times out of five that she tells me to.
Don't | catch it? No; not overmuch.
anyhow. For one thing, we haven't been
married very long, and lilly agrees that
it's only reasonable should have time to
learn to be more careful, aud, for another,
if it wasn't for the hold habit has on
me, | doubt whether we should be mar
ried yet, or al least we shouldn't be living
in our own house, with the furniture all
bought at a large discount for cash.
l am a clerk in the service of firm of
colliery and quarry owners at LiDgtoD,
and every Saturday morning l go out TO
Westerly, a village some thirty miles Off
among the moOrs, to pay the quarrymen
there their wages.
It's an awkward sort of journey. l have
to start by the first train in the morning,
which leaves Lington at 6, change at Dras K,
our Junction with the main line, leave the
min line again at Thurley, some ten miles
further south. and do the rest OF the dis
tance in the brake van of mineral train.
The money (nearly 100 pounds, mostly
silver l always carry in Il little black
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Black and White styIishIy Combined

buzzing over her history lesson for to-
morrow. Tommy teasing tie baby and the
baby pulling the cats tail. The domestic
comes and goes for directions and sup
plies, but the course of true love runs on.
the lovers woo and win, and the villains
kill and die. among the most comm onplace
surroundings.
A mans best efforts, falling short of
genius. are apt to be siilted, but the
woman who writes Will often, with the
stump OF pencil and amid The distrac-
tons. above mentioned, produce a tender
bit of poem, q dramatic situation or a
page of description that. though cri les
rave, lives Cd, travels through the ex-
changes, and finds place in the scrap
books of the men and women who know
good thing when they see it. whether
there Is well-known name signed TO it or
not.-Boston Advertiser.
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and they are really welcome to girls with
either thin or swan-like throals. Women
Of more eolid proportions should hesitate
before indulging In very high collars, as in
conjunction with an extremely short neck
these look, Of course, ridiculous. To so
many Of the new velvet eapes there are fur
Innings.
For instance. to-day's model of black
velours tippet is lined with gray astrakhan.
forming cas- collar doublure Charming
frame to the face. These capes, both cosy
and convenient. can be worn without any
fear of creasing or crushing the enormous
Henry ii sleeves. that spread out cock ade-
ike at the upper portion of the arm.
Opera-cloaks, both short and long, have
reached the zenith of their beauty; though
judging merely from the specimens of
elderly ladies in red and white wooden
shawls seen The other night In the stalls of
popular theater, one might fancy the art
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knees. or exemplifying the other extreme
by sporting a long gown made in the latest
''gr0wn-up" fashion. Our suggestion
strikes very happy note as regards a
suitable frOck for Miss Mad-Cap. A satin
cloth OF the peculiar banana" tint men,
toned at the beginning of this article, is
made up quite simply and girlishly with
black velvet.
The round cape collar hiding the thin
ness OF the chest and shoulders is edged
with broad band of this richer material
with Its finely pleated baby bodice, draped
velvet band and collar. as we'll as its bal
loon sleeves. this little dress is essen tally
distingue. For, although she may be only
10 ner teens, and not yet out, every little
girl likes to feel comforta Bile in her clothes,
especially in these days when children are
no longer children.
AT Their own 5 O'Clock teas French girls
VIII probably wear the Russian costume
this winter. Built half on Partisan and
halt on Russian peasant woman lines, it is
most effective. with its lightly embroid-
eTed apron and four rows of scarlet velvet
riobOn running round the hem OF the blue
serge skirt
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savors of millions of dollars. Far
more graceful and suitable 10 new"
heacs are the thread-like clrclets OF
small single stones, which only. grow
from airy elegance to costly beauty
ABOVE the brow, where are fixed either two
branching paocock's feathers, with every
nlament picked out with sparks. and
lovely ruby, sapphire or emerald as the
eyes" or a d inty pair of bats wings.
with the serrated edges in frst-water dia-
monds, and the center of the wings lifted
with filmy open-work pattern i'll gold
and yellow diamonds. These circlets are
worn Qulteforward on the head. with the
center jewel resting just where the parting
melts into the forehead.
The heavenly bodies, as head orna-
ments, are at last eliminated from the
jewelers. windows. Stars, so long the
best beloved ornament of the middle-class
matron, are not to be found. Suns. such
as have seen by the dozen at Coyent Gar
den Opera-house, nethoric, lumpiSh and
edged with countless mum Der of octopus
like tentacles. are in Paris an unknown
quantity. One crescent. slender 10 atten-
uatlon, is mounted on a shining clrciet.
and, If bound above the chaste browS OF q
pure woman, would make her look almost
divine. Two other erescents. small and
entwined upon hairpin, are all that re-
call to me mania which has died hard
DEATH
One characteristic item of the jewelers.
window miss with small pang. those
dainty trivialties, called "slde-cOmbs,"
seem TO be no more. Time was when. IN
all the glories of saDphres. rubles aud dla-
monds, they glittered in pOlychromic array
everywhere and modest purses were per-
force ontent with those set with twist
OF beaten gold or demure row of seeding
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-12-09
DENNY's DAUGHTER.

Denny's daughter stood minute in the field
was TO pass.
All as quiet as her shadow laid before along the
grass
In her hand switch o. hazel from the nut trees
crooked root.
AM mind the crown o. clover erumpled under
one bare foot.
For the look OF her.
The look OF her
Comes back me to-day:
W 18th the eyes OF her,
The eyes OF her
That took me on the way.
Though seen poor Denny's daughter white and
stiff upon her bed.
Yet be TO think there's sunlight fallln' some
where on her head;
She'll be s1ngin' Ave Mary where the flowers
never wilt.
She, the girl my own hands covered with the mar
daisy quilt
FOR the love of her,
The love of her
That would not be my wife;
An the loss of her,
The loss of her
Has left me lone for HE
MORA O'NEILI-
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Mouse-gray, which never seems to 60 out
of fashion, forms the very discreet felt
BACKGROUND to a band and bow of black
velvet. Birds in the same somber tone,
lavishly sprinkled with jet and lightly
perched as if on the point of taking wing,
completes this charming chapeau. which
is so becoming to young faces.
On these close days, when November
seems to have borrowed some warmth
from the flown summer, the latest French
black chiffon ruffies meet the demands of
something light and smart TO wear round
the throat. Velvet flowers, matching
those in the hat, nestle on each side. Even
IN the dim month of November bright
spring-like bonnets are worn in the
Partisan theaterS, and chiffon strings still
hold good with these ethereal CONNECTIONS,
on which brightly hued parrots or love-
birds strike dashing note.
Medici and North Pole collars are made
to most of the best winter coats and capes,
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-12-09

LONDON. Nov. "a, 1894 year .
lady could not. if unaccompanied, walk
through the streets In a silk velvet gown
unless she wished to encourage the stares
of the passers-by. However. this season
it is different, and ve1ours is quite accepted
as an outdoor material. Lovely new shaoes
are found in this fabric. two of the most
delicate being banana tint, resembling
the color OF the well-knOwn fruit, aud
angelica green. But to proceed TO our first
sketch. Sailor hats of an unexaggerated
type are being issued in felt. They seem
especially made for quiet wear. Here is
simple one, eminentlY suitable in every
way for the boisterous weather we know
to be 10 store fer us. and which will not
allow of large picture shapes being worn.
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The fashionable chirography of the
period is vertical.
Souvenir cups and saucers have crowded
out the spoons.
Tortose-sheli cigarette-cases and match
boxes are new eXtIavagances.
Handwriting IN the wall says the days
of the puffed sleeves are nun bered.
Gold-band bracelets of an almost forgot
ten period are in fashion again.
Some OF the winter hats must cause the
drum-major feelings of envy.
Large silver waist buckles should be
worn if there Is wish to keep I'D with the
procession.
Ornamental handkerchiefs are the tiny
kind that merely stick out OF the pocket.
Very wide, black bordered paper only
represents grief That is vulgar.
Women have adopted the shepherds
crook handle for their attenuated um-
brellas.
Good, well.ftting gloves will atone for
even gown that has seen Its best dAy.
Bells of the kind that bangle from the
neck of Swiss goats are parlor decora-
ton.
Bonnets are tie daintiest and prettiest
mortal woman ever put on her heed.
Real jet plays conspicuous part in the
trimming of reception gowns this season.
Ball dress bodices, judged from fashion
plates. takes less material than ever.
Youths who wear key chain with dress
suit can be guaranteed 10 talk shop"
The stock collar for women has come to
stay. The variety of them is inhnit e.
There is rage akin TO hydrophobia for
"old lace" of every kind and sort.
In Paris fashionab bic women wear a large
ribbon bow and streamer on one arm.
Evidently the prejudice against green
as popular color has died away.
Dull blue note paper and envelopes is
the affectation among society women.
Fancy calendars for 1895 are out in an
abundance. making selection dilemma.
English girls use artificial means to make
them taller than nature decreed.
Blondes are not in fashion. Ii Is the girl
with Chestnut brown" hair who reigns.
Women with hour-glass figure often
suffer as much as did the early Christian
Velvet as a fashionable material Tor
wraps has crowded sealskin to the wall.
Mems overcoats are not as unc0mIori-
| a bly, full, or as ridiculously long, as tney
were last season.
Buttons on cloaks and coats cannot De
too big. The soup-plate size seems merely
a question Of little while.
Grandmother's enormous fur num- som
thing in size akin to the bass drum' mas
been revived in all its glory.
Holiday hric-a-brac is displayed IN the
most bewildering variety. some or IL is
actually useful as well as ornamental.
Long, dOve-tailed cutaway coats Tor men
are not a popular garment Already the
best tailors discourage them.
Some men continue to wear monocle to
show that their head, IN addition to one
eve. is affrc ed Commercial Advertiser.
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of Nine. la Modiste was still In its infancy.
Some OF our first-rate houses are displaying
handsome opera pelisses in MORE velvet
treated with delicate lace. One model, in
tended for Lady Dudley, was made of
vleux-rose velours, trimmed with cream
Brussels point. Then as TO the short
plated satin tippets. incrusted with steel
beads or seed pearls, their name is simply
legion.
For girls in their early teens there seems
really no fixed mode in the way of frocks.
In the case of these tomboy demoiseles.
artistic toilets, conceaiing the angles, and
sugge sting all that's young. fresh and
spring-like, seems the right thing. Mothers
generally commit the error of dressing
their gamines either in too old or babyisl
manner. In this matter happy mean
should be observed. What. for example
looks more grotesque than long-legged
girl OF fourteen wearing ,froeks up to hei
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Purple Violet is the Fad.

The nations law-glvers with regard to
lashlon - that nation being, of course,
F"ris-haVe formally decreed that the
mower to be worn on ladies' hats and
head-dress during the winter is "purp.e
Vlolet rose, one on each side of the air
or nat, after the fashion Of The time of
Louis Ky. From the roses purple
Violet velvet ribbons fall on the shout.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-12-09
Something New.

The silk bodice led with chiffon has
become the regimehtal for theater wear.
Every woman who could has bought a
black satin or MORE skirt and a lighr-col-
ored taffeta bodice covered with chiffon.
Women with any individuality in their
manner OF dressing have rebelled against
this. Though they are wearing chiffon
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-12-09

pearls. Now they are swept away into
the melting pot along with the settings of
the regal taras aud the big. square ear
rings. They come forth again in the guIse
of the twisted golden hairpins. 1t is the
more the IN adonna bands" with their
tender ripple and discreet draped effect,
are responsible for ii.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-12-09

hat is trimmed with fascinating little black
wings, mingled with loops of black and
pale-green taffeta ribbon. AT .he back
waves feathery aigrette in light green.
Three or four of these aigrettes 10 differ
ent coors may be bought and used in
changing the hat a little.-St. Louis Post
Dispatch
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bodices 20 the theaters they are varying

bodices 20 the theaters they are varying
them slightly in design.
A charming theater bodice is made of
black chiffon over light green silk The
touch of novelty is given by its trimming.
which consists of bands of gold galoon
wrought with green and pink nearls.
THESE bands trim the bodice from shoulder
to waist line. where they eud in corse let
OF galoon. A st OK Of pink velvet is worn
about the neck, and the sleeves consist of
a myriad of folds of chiffon.-St. Louis
Post-DiSpatch,
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Five O'Clock Tea.

-Blackwood's Magazine.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-12-03
Gr fiiritete sic 8iiritenbinber,
llnb birltete bic Surltentinber.

9tber leiber serfloB in Triebridb @tlbeln,
". AUDI bic OiAterii6e 8egabuns pie
iebe anbere.
Gin flnftlerii6em @eiIte itebt Wilbelm,
II. offenbar inter ieinem @roBontel, 10
febr ct bielen at flarem Gerltano unb
frGftigem 8iGen ilbertrifft. Sin t0nigs
li6er Sdnger tpie 9apib ober Elm taiier>
li6er tpte BET unb iener 6%obenltaufen nirb
ct 1Anerli6 iperben.
l1uter BEN gesentpdrtigen &0nigen giebt
es einen t~ptrflidb beeabten 9ibter, Sstar II.
bon S6meben. 2tucb &umdniens beuticbe
&Dntgin uGarmen SpIpa" bat i6on piel,
MUIR 81 bel, se6i6tet. Seincm i6rebis
f6en GoQeeen unb @ebatter BATS 8tlz
beIm II. bis iebt i'm 9i9ten nicbt slei9z
getban. 8teQei9t fommt's aber nod!
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-12-03
Wtit8IteSer not 2Grbciter=1tnionen
babett feline SpnSer=GeGteI

9as ungefdbr 1T Der Stnn Der Gntf9eiz
bung, tpel9e 2tbter 9auas ppm 8unbesz
fretsgeri9t in g6ilabelpbia in Sd9en Der
negen i6rer 3ugebDrigfeit CUR 8riiber19 daft
Der giienba6n3u Nngefteuten bon ben Gin
nebmern Der PbtGabeIpbia unb &eabtng 8a6n
entlaIenen urb I'M cine @teberan1tsQung
erfu9enben Nrbeiter abgegeben bat.
Ser &t9ter fiibrte aus, baB tpeber bic
Ginnebmer mod bic 9efeuf9aft NIT Der
8riiber19aft etnen gontraft eema9t babe.
Die neutrality-suspicious. babe I'M Sabre
1887 Die @orf9rift gema9t, baB fein Mit=
glieb ber1elben angefteIt tperben fo1e, tpern
es ft9 ni3t berpfli9te, ausSutreten. Ser
&ldger 6tds babe, d1s er Mrbeit erbielt, bas
glet9e 8erfpre9en ablegen miiFen, unb obz
glet9 bas Mbfprbern besfelben i'm p6ne
s3petfel in cine 8erlegenbeit febte, 70 fei bod
BON Der Nusiibung zines 3tpanqes in qefebz
li9em Sinne ni9t Die Gebe. @r fet etnfa6
bor cine Mabl geitelt porben.
Die @tnne6mer fDn1ten rur bdnn BPM
9eri9t g~e5tpungen tperben, bic 8ittlteler
gegen bic 8or59rift nnb gegen ibre einitimz
mige Nnft3t nte~beran5uftellen unb i'm
81 be6alten, tpenn na9genieIen perz
ben tOnnte, baB Die Sntereffen Der ibrer Ser
tpaltung unteritelten 8abnen bur9 bos
@e9entbeil leiben f0nnten. Die 8riiber=
f9aft 1ei feline Corporation; dber audi tpern
fie es ipGre, 10 tDnnte ie geieBli9 ni9t barz
auf bethlehem ,baB tire Mitglieber BON elmer
anberen &Drperf9aft gegen beren @tGer I'M
9ienIt bebalten iperben. @s fet mDgli9,
boB bic ftrtfte 9ur9fiibrung Der 3egel fir
einige Der NngeiteGten cine febr briidenbe
@d@e 1et. Mber beren fDnrten rriGt biele
1ein. &u9 lei fem fol9er san angefiibrt
ipprben, unb man f0nne fi9 pobl bdrauf
per1aiIen, baB bic Ginnebmer in Def onberen
sSGQen cine Musndbme MAIDEN niirben.
9iefe @nt19eiOung 1T bds bpIe @egen=
ftiid gu benz @uta9ten, bas Sberbun6esz
onipalt Slneb tiiralt9 in Der Srage dbgez
qeben bat, unb in pel9er ausgefiibrt ipurbe,
Dab bic Mrbeit9eber fem Ge1t bGtten, einen
Mrbeiter su entlaf1en pber t6m bic NnfteIz
lung 3u pertpeigern, neil er elmer, ge1eB=
Ii9e 53tpede berfplgenben 8erbinbung dngez
bore. Natiirli9 fagt du9 Gt9ter OaQds
ni6t, baB es &e9t fet, einen Qrbeiter auf
ben aueinigen @runb bin gu ~entld7en, ober
er bG1t an benz aagemetnen @runbfaB fet,
oaB Elm oeSeber has &e6t babe, in 5etnem Sc
f6dft bic 2eute an3uiteIen, Die tbm pa1en
unb nit benen er am beiten feline 3pede err
gu fDnnen glaubt, unb baB 0ieieniz
qen, tpel8e ber5u9en, irgenb eSSemanbem bpr=
3uf 9reiber, men er dnitelen pber entlof7en
Dber ni9t an1teQen unb ni9t entlaiIen Iou,
auf eert9tli9en S9ub nt9t gu rebnen
Daben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-12-03
gse,te g6mfteret Ses 3mdertrttS.

@or apei Sasen lit bom Sauptquartter
bes 3ufertruit in @alitreet her 8efebl err
laiien norbelt. baB i6mmtlicbe 9~taffinerien
Oes Gruit in Bolton, Stem gorf, Baltimore
uno philadelphia 81 ieblieBen leien. Bas
oamit Der Sruit beabiibti9t, fann etn
8Iiuber sreifen; UNI icOob Oas a~usemeine
Bublifum TIRE SIT fiibren, bat baS 0altpt
Der 3uGerperiApOrer, $. .. 5apcmeper,
Die folgenben 8cmertungen ben Sbren
zines be3a6lten 8reBagenten yanpertraut, "
ban1tt er iie telegrapbii3 benz 2anoe mltz
tbetle. CT iagte in Giirse f%Dlgenoes:
p9as @el6dft 1T lett @onaten in tnbefrie6isenz
benz l3uItanoe 9epelen. Wtan babe imnerfort 9e>
bolt, baB bic Sage ii3 beilern mD9e, a0eia Bic Soffe
rul9 let 81 nt9te 9eporben. Muf bic @nnabnte
Der &arifbiQ Jet cine 3ett ber Slaubeit 9efOmme1t,
bic bur9 bic @otturrens Der @roBbdnoler nur nod
Dryer ~seiuorben Jet. 9oslt FAM bic @ufresuns Der
@ablbemegung urO enOli9 babe bas @erii6t, baB
Der @onsreB cine 8retsuder>8iG anilebnet rperbe,
eroBen S9aben %Seittftet. 9te @eieQi6ait tonne
jett nt6t anbcrS banOeln. Ser lebte Goit9reB
TRACE bic S6ulo baron, un6 wenn berielbe cine
8reisutersSia annebnte, batn wiirbe Sic 3lfers
iaSnitris pOultanbis 3n @rnaOe ssbea. Ser 9reiss