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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-03-12
FELL UNDER A TRAIN.
Edward Browns Trip to See His
Sweetheart Cost Him His Life.

Edward Browns Trip to See His
Sweetheart Cost Him His Life.
The body of Edward Brown, who died
from injuries received while attempting
TO board a Florida, Central and Peninsula
freight train some distance west Of the
city Saturday night was buried in the
coiored cemetery yesterday afternoon.
Brown wa a member of the carpen-
ters gang at Ways station, fifteen miles
from Savannah, and had been in the en-
ployofthe,railroad for several months. He
wanted to go to see his girl at Riceboro
Saturday night, but the boss of the gang
refused TO gIvb him permission to go or to
give him money Brown declared that he
would go anyway, He and a chum who
also wanted to spend Sunday
with his girl determined to
board the through freight which
passes Ways at midnight, The train did
not stop at the station, but went by at
the rate of twelve to fifteen miles an hour.
Brown made a rush 10 catch on to the
side OF a car, though advised by his
companion not TO make the attempt. He
missed his hold and fell under the wheels.
One leg was cut of and the other badly
manEled
An account of the accident was tele-
gr4phed TO the train-master's Office
in Savannah and Dr. NJ l.. BOYD.
surgeon of the company was sent out on
the ADO o clock train yesterday morning
TO attend TO Edwards He did what he
could for the wounded man and started
with him for the city yesterday after
noon on a freight train Edwards died
from his injuries before reaching the
city. The body was taken to the police
barracks whore it was turned over to
Undertaken Dixon for interment.
The accident was plainly the result of
Edwards fool-hardiness in attempting to
board the rapidly moving train.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-03-12
GOD IN THE CONSTITUTION.
What the Baptists Think of the Public

What the Bapt1sts Think of the Public
Recognition of tbs Deity.
The attention of Dr. S A. Goodwin was
called to the published report to the effect
that the Baptist ministers of Atlanta had
solemnly protested against Congressman
Morse's move to Christianize the consti-
tuition as bad politics, and an indirect VIC
latiOn of the great principles of freedom in
religious belief.
DR., Goodwin said he was not aware
that any such action had been taken,
though he saw a report about the matter
having been mentioned at a conference of
some Of the Baptist ministers in Atlanta.
What action they had taken on the mat
ter he did not know
When asked for a Baptist opinion as to
the recognition of the deity in the United
States constitution, DR.. Goodwin replied:
THE Baptists believed in the recogni-
tion of God in everything but oppose the
union of church and state" He said the
Baptists have no objection whatever to
the recognition of God in the constitution,
and he thought the Deity ought to be re-
cognized in that way just as is the case on
American coins and in the state constitu-
tiOuS
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-03-12

DELEON, TEX, July %, 1891.-MEssRs
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l am SO years old, but expsct soon 10 ba b1a
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was lucky enough to get p P P. and
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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-03-12
AT THE THEATER.
The Baldwin-Mel Company to
Open Its Engagement Tonight.

The Baldwin-Mellville company will
begin weeks engagement tonight.
The opening bill is THE Black Flag
The Augusta Chronicle says of the com
pany in this play: w. H Murdoch, as
Harry Glyndon, played the part Of the
falsely accused brother in a mastery
manner. Lettie Allen, as Ned, presented
bit Of character work that has seldom
been equalled on our stage. James E.
Nelson was yillainOus enough to sset all
the gallery boys down on him from the
start His Jack Glyndon was splendidly
done. James Z. Green, as Lazarus, made
big hit, and the specialties by him and
Lille Durham, who played the Widow
Carroll charmingly, were exceedingly
clever. Conklin's Guide should not be
forgotten. 1t was a splendid piece of
character work, and there you are"
Walter Baldwin cannot be given too
much praise for the company.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-03-12
AT THE NEW WATER WORKS.
The Site an Attractive One For a
Park


One of the points of interest near the
city is the new water works. In addition
to what is to be seen in the handsome
building, its mammoth steam pumps and
batteries of boilers, the site itself is COM
handing, situated as it is on the plateau
that rises to the west of Musgrove
creek
1t would require only comparatively a
small expenditure to put the ground in
order and plant a few trees and in as few
years it could be made a very handsome
public park. Capt. James Manning, the su-
perintendent of the water works, is enclos-
ing the grounds with a fence. and will
eventually make the place presentable.
but with small force at his command all
that is necessary to be done in the way of
grading would be accomplished in month
or so, and in the fall trees and shrubbery
could be planted
The walk to the water works is now
fayorite recreation for those who like to
take a stroll outside Of the brick and
mortar of the city, but their would be
many more visitors if the surroundings
were made little attractive.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-03-12
CONTROL THE FLOATING DEBT.
Gen. Thomas and Mr.. Ryan Practi-
oally in Command Of the Situation.

Gen. Thomas and Mr.. Ryan Practi-
cally in Command Of the Situation.
Mr.. Henry Crawford, attorney for the
Richmond and West Point Terminal and
Warehouse Company, and certain bond
holders of the Central railroad, who has
beenin the city taking testimony before
the master with regard to the receivers
accounts, went up TO Macon last night. He
will be in Savannah on the occasion of the
hearing before Justice Jackson here this
month
When asked about the Centrars affairs
In New York last night Mr., Crawford
said Gen Samuel Thomas and Mr. T. f.
Ryan had entire control of the floating
debt of the Central railroad, which has
been consolidated, and which is in charge
Of the Mercantile Trust Company Mir
Crawford said that they also have praCti-
cal control of the tripartiUe bonds, for
which the Mercantile Trust Company is
trustee
This, it would seem, puts Gen Thomas
and Mr.. Ryan in practical control of the
situation, as these two combined are the
primary Indebtedness of the property on
them reorganization must be based.
Mr. Crawford said nothing had been
done yet so far as he knew towards the
reorganization Of the property
everything, he sand, was in
too badly unsettled state. Nothing
could be accomplished, he said, with
nearly a dozen foreclosure suits pending
against the property, with the South
Westerns appeal unsettled, and with the
divisions of the property; namely those
under different receiVerships as well as the
Central, trying to cut one another's throat.
These questions, he thinks, must be set
tied before satisfactory reorganization
can be accomplished. He thought il
wonld be sometime before anything is
done as it will require a great deal of
work TO straighten the property out.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-03-12
AN Appeal for Assistance.

The man who is charitable to himself will
listen TO the mute appeal for assistance made
by his stomach or his liver, in the shape OF
divers dyspeptic Qualms and uneasy sensa.
tons in the regions OF the gland that secretes
his bile. hosteuer's stomach Bitters nv
dear SIR, or madam-as the case NAV fe-is
what you require Hasten TO use II you are
troubled with heartburn. wind in the stomach
or note that your Skin or the whites of YOUR
eyes are taking sallow hue.-ad
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-03-12
STEINWAY PIANO.
BOSTON, April %. lsg3
MEssRs. STEINwAY & Sons.

BOSTON, April %. lsg3
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hungary. The question Of price and tho
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made an instrument that will wear well and
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With assurances Of the highest considera.
uoh' beHeye me, Very sincerely yours,
ARTHUR NIKISCH
LUDDEN G BATES,
Southern Agents.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-03-12
Mr.. Josiah Hopes. Of worchester, Penn.

Mr.. Josiah Hopes, of Worchester, Penn.
has been collecting American birds for FORTY
years past, and now has, carefully mounted
what is believed to be one OF the finest col
lectons in the United States 1t numbers
600 specimens. lie is still continuing the
work. One group is a family OF sixty7eigbt
varieties Of warblers, which have been gath.
cred from Tampa Bay TO Puget Sound
having their nest and eggs beside them
The man who believes only half what he
hears generally gets along pretty well il he
selects the right half-Prck.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-03-12
Nearly 100 Sold.

Jasper Springs lots on Bay street ex-
tension. Do you want one2 81 cash, 81
per week, $3.50 and $500 each. Edw. w.
Brown, real estate, 10Y Bay street; phone
$50. Five minutes drive to property free
of charge). -ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-03-12
CITY BREVITIES.

Jacob James who had his left leg filled
with small shot b. Sam Lane while steal
ing cabbages on the Schlev plantation
Saturday night, was sent to tha Georgia
Inhrmary from the police barracks yester-
day morning. James is not seriously hurt.
Two admirable sermons were delivered
at Wesley Monumental church yesterday
by Rev. j. w. Hinton, ID, presiding
elder of the Savannah district. DR. Hin
toms subjects were The Judgment Day.
and The Danger and Damage of Delay
of Religion" DIR. Hintoa is fine pulpit
orator, ard his discourses being noted for
rhetorical effect, as well as good logic.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-03-12
TO BE BACK AGAIN N SIXTEEN DAYS.

TO BE BACK AGAIN N SIXTEEN DAYS.
The Elliot had pleasant trip, making
remarkably good time. as she sailed the
LOO miles in six days and ten hours. The
report that she was overdue was a mis-
take, originating from the belief that the
Elliot sailed from Bluefelds March J.
She brought a cargo Of 10000 punches of
bananas consigned TO Kavauaugh < Bren-
nan. The fruit was nearly all in splendid
condition.
Capt. Brown win sail for Bluefelds
again tonight and says since he finds
that so much interest is taken in the af-
fairs down there he viii post himself
fully on the situation before he returns
again to Savannah. which viii be within
about sixteen days. He paid little atten-
ton to the affairs at Bluedelds and picked
up what he knew about it from general
observation. He says, the mosquitoes are
a quiet, civil people and are little inclined
to disturbances, but they viii fight if
forced to it.
THE EEARsAGE A COMPLETE WRECK.
On his return trip Capt. Brown says he
passed the wreck Of the old United States
corvette kearsarge on Roucador reef last
Tuesday morning. The Elliott passed
within about five miles of the Kearsarge
afording an opportunity for good view
OF the hull. There is nothing left of her
but the hull. The decks have been swept
clean. The smokestack. masts and every
thing above board are gone. The hull,
Capt. Brown says, is in a very dangerous
place, but so far rs he could see it showed
no SIGNS at present Of going to peices.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-03-12
BRAIN WORKERS

Use Horsford's Acid Phosphate.
When night comes, the literary and
active business mans brain is hungry
from the exhausting labor of the day
Horsford's Acid Phosphate quickly sup
plies the waste Of tissue, and refreshing
sleep reSults.-ad
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-03-12
For Over Fiftv Yeara.

Mrs. WINDOWS SOOTHING SYRUP has
been used for children teething. Itsoothes
the child, softens the gums, allays AL pain,
cures wind collie, and is the best remedy for
diarrhGa. Twenty-Five cents bot
tle.-Ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-03-12

THE STATE OF TEXAS, County Of Co
manifestations the undersigned authority.
on this day, personally appeared A. M Ram.
sey, who, after being duly sworn. saws on
oath that the foregoing statement made bV
MN relative to the virtue of p p. p. medi-
cine is true.
A NJ. RAMSEY
Sworn to and subscribed before me this
Aug !, 1891. j. NJ. LAMBERT, N. p,
COmanche county. Texas
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-03-12

To the full advantages we offer you if
you DO not pay less for frst-class milli-
merry this season than you ever did previ-
ously, We've prepared for our opening
next Thursday and Friday as we never
have before, bought in greater quantities
at lower prices. You are invited to come
to look and inspect, if not 10 buy. Leo
pold Adler.-ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-03-12
Telephone 567 for a Jasper Springs
Lot.

Only a few more lots left at first prices.
81 cash, 81 per week. If you want one,
come running. Edw. w. Brown, real
estate, lO7 Bay street. Give minutes
drive to PROPERTY free Of chargel.-ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-03-12

II you decide to take Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla DO not he induced to buy any sub
stitute article. Take Hoods and only
Hood's.-ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-03-12

Mitchell House, Townsville, Ga,
March 20, 1898. Gentlemen: l take great
pleasure in testifying to the merits of
Success Baking Powder have used it
with entirely satisfactory results. Very
truly q. NJ. Titon, Proprietor
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-03-12

The earth moves-Evidence you can buy
a trstclass liniment, Salvation Oil for 25c.-
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-03-12
You Shut Your Eyes

Regular 15o wash silks Sic yard, at Ad-
lpT's nd
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-03-12
Adler,s kai kia SILKS. slc.-ad.
Double Your Money

by purchasing a lot at Jasper Springs on
Bay street extension. Remember, only
100 will be sold and they are nearly all
gone. First come first served Prices
will then be advanced to nearly double
Edw W Brown, Real estate dealer, lO7
Bay street. Phone 5G7. Five minutes
drive TO property free of charge).-ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-03-12

Reliable under all circumstances is DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup, the peoples friend.-ad
Adlers hand woven Japanese wash
silks 3lc-ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-03-12
HIDDEN RArEs c = u

WEATHER PROBA BILITTFS -
pay showers. attended by thunders,o---lN
ing or Monday afternoon; cooler, "a. morn
and north. ~ Hol invest
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-03-12

You save &c on every yard; zoe wash
silks, Bic, Adler's.-ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-03-12

Kai kia wash silks Bic yard, at Adler's.
a6 -
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-08-06
GanowirtbfdoftIiae Bsilase
Sainois Stats 5eituno.

SIM SinbIid auf Sic sroBe 8ebeutung,
tpeI9e auberIdiitge, rai6 berOtentltcbte
gta6ribten iber ben S~aatenitanb in ben
cin3elnen Staaten un6 Counties fit bic
8eurtbetlung 6es iblieBIi9en @rnteausz
falls in 6enielben, iotpte fir Die bereinitige
@jeitaltung ser 8reiie Der TeLbfrii6te be-
iibeu, lit es iebr piIni6ensmertb, Dab aus
benz &retie u%nierer 2eier uns rebt bGufig
bterauf besii9Ii6e MittbeiLungen genta4t
tuer6en. SIM 9tni9IuB an 6teie gtacbridbten
itber Sa~atenitan6 unb ~@tnteauSiibten iinb
audi ioniti9e 9lngaben in 8e3ug auf ben
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 8etrieb, Gartenbau,
bic 0bit5uht, Smterei II. /. NJ. fir u~nieren
2eierfreiS BON aIgemetnem Sntereiie; 100
es nDtbis 1T, 6aS @ei6riebene in eine pai5
ien6e Sorm fir BEN Druid su %bringen, In
ter8iebt bic GeOattiun fi@ serne bieler
Wtibe.
9lae fit bic 8eiLage beifimmten Mitz
~tbetLuu9en un6 @nfragen itnb au ribten an
4n6reas 9 impn II,
&ebatteur Der D2anOWirt6i9aftIi9en 8eis
lage".
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-08-06
Infer Bienenitano.

Wie fol- man 6ont9 in oen hanoel brineen !?
Ser 6onig6onbe( 1T Elm @egenitan6,
me(cber fiir ieben Sienenailcbter bon @ib7
tigfeit lit. I'm einen i6neaen Nbiab fir
1einen Sonig 81 fin6en, muB berieIbe Elm
benz Quge pobL9efdai9es 9lusieben baben.
Sat no6 feiner bet 2eier an iib iel6t bte
6ra9e sciteQt, iparum 8alen bon MuSlin
tletne 8itoben Don berrlicb auslebenoer
SrucDt an ibren Q~uBenieiten tra9en ?
Ooer marum Yapieri6adteln, in benen
gum @ebraucb etnlaben6e Soiletten9egen=
itGnoe b~erfauft lper6en, nit 2ttbograpbten
bon punberi9Onen, Derfii6reriicb ld6elnz
ben @eltcbtern beflebt iino Die 8eants
tportuns iol9er Sragcn bietet unS nerth7
Dolle 2e6ren. 1lniere Sabrifantet miiien
out genug, 6aB, UNI i6re QSaaren berfGuflt6
gu maben, tie benietben ein 9efGGiz
ges NuSieben 9eben mitiicn! ltno penn
Die QuaIttdt nodb 10 gut, ooer Der
Breis no6 10 btaig, = iie milien an8ieDz
emo unb Dem 2lu8e woDl9efdIig iein.
6eutigen Sa9eS miro Dem @aben> tn6
Sbeibcnbonig, ben man auf Der Speiiez
tafer gebrau6t, bet 8or3u9 9~egeben, un6
penn mir BEN Qlnlprit9en DeS 8ubltfumS
entqegen fomrnen t%poIen, 10 miilien mir
oieien 9Lrtitel in 8erlange1 erregenoer
Torm prD6u5tren. 0iefeS muB aber notb1
wenoi9er Meiie auf Dem QBegc 6cS Sort
ibrittS erlangt tper6en @ir f0nnen 5tpar
nicbt bic lam metiteu tpiiri6cnSpertbe
Sorm" obne Beiteres m09liD mac6en,
aber burb eifrtgc 8e1nlibungen boffen mir,
cine annGbernbe Sollfommenbeit oarin 81
erlangen.
Die groBen &aiten bon fritber, nit bte>
len 6onigi6eiben an9etiiut, iuerbeu fait
9ar. nibt mebr Dcrlangt, uno lit eS beutiz
gen Gags i6tpierig, fir tr9en6 einen 8reiS
Ipelcbe gu perfaufen, bic mebr ais 5Oei
S6e;beu entbalten. 9Ocb bier fommt
unS Sic @rftnbung 81 6tlfe, Die nur cine
Sheibe entbaltenbe &Gltcben 31 Wtarfte
bringt, pelde BON PATHFINDER @r0Be unb
@eltalt ltno, tim iie in cine Ditbicbe unO
btaig bergeiteate 9ilte 81 perpaden, Die Elm
9ubenb bapon in ii6 aufnimmt.
Sn bieien &Glt6en Dertaufte 3. 8. !6err
g. 90. 9polittle 10 Gonnen. ~9Sabenboni9
an Sburber & So. unb erbtelt bon Der Sea-
tionaL 8eriam mlung Der alnerifaniicben
8ienensit9ter I'M Oftober 1877 Die golbene
We6aiue vfiir ben belten 6onig in Der Der@
fGuflibiten Sorm" Sugeiprocben. Otele
1batiadbe Derlieb Dem 8dit9eu Ben Sea-
men v8retsfaiten".
&etn Brobuft bes Sel6es o6er Ser Sarm
tpebieIt ben grets 10 oft, tuie Der 6onis;
unO parum? BeiL bic unaniebnli9e Wetie,
1T tpeIber ct bon 10 Dielen in ben I0anoel
gebrabt piro, Die l1rlacbe lit, baB er olS
etn Qlrtifel ~3tpeiter uno Driter &lalle be-
tracbtet mir6.
@aben1 s onis, bette Sorte, ftnbet gbe
nebmer fir %, Gents bas 9funb, 5. b.,
iolber. Der itb in Greisfditeu unO Ser
padfifte befinbet, pdbrenb berielbe Sontg
in Soften nit Oret S@eiben nur Fl Gents
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-08-06
Gusnert1de aneaben iber amerifd.
nifdes Sdlahtpieb.

Weit pelc6er Tredbbeit beuticbe 3eitun7
gen fortfabren, ii6er bas bon Nmerita na6
europa auSgefubrte Scblabtpieb bic ge1
meiniten Qusen auS3uitreuen, gebt aus
nacbitebenber Mittbeilung bernor, Die tb
benz in 8reslau eri6etnenoen vSeierabeno
beS 2aubpirtb" bonn II. Suli eutnommen
babe:
yi3u benz bon inns in unierer lebten TIM
iban gemelbeten itarfen Gieb>Smport aus
Q(merita Dirb beS t~ueiteren geruelDet, oaB
es itb in Ser 6auptla0c I'M franfe5 8ieb
6anbeln ioa CD Die Tarmer i'm Beiten
Der 8ereinigten Staaten iudben ibr in un7
gebe1rem CD llmfange lungenii6ttges CD
Gieb all Die bortigen Gteberporteure 3n
biut9iten Breilen ab5uleben, bic tDrerietts
nit benz 8erlanb bteler y9Baare" nacb
europa Elm @el9dft 81 macben boffen unO
Stpar, pie e5 idbeint, bauptidbli6 9euti9@
Lamb bamit gu be9Iiifen 9eoenfen, 5tma1
beuticbe S6ifffabrtSz 0eieQi6aften Gie6z
tranSporte ibernommcn baben. @S bciBt
oGber boppelt auf Der SUIT ietn, 6ertn auBer
unierer @cit7 unb Siibgrense (GuBlan6,
Oeiterret6=1tn9arn) lit ou6 nniere gtorbz
grense bebrobt, un6 neue S9lbtgAngen
burcb eir9ei6leppte 8ie6ieuben itcber uns
mobL beDpr, nacbocm mir tie in fat Derz
nicbten6em @ra6e erit 6urcbgema4t baben
unb gum She'll nod bardn laboriren,"
a9a fam man Dtrflicb iagen: bet farm
liigen tpie georrdtl Sine griin6licbe Wiz
oerlegun9 Dieier gebdiiigcu 8erldumbungen
lift crit Dor %etntgen @ocben in Der yganGip.
8eilaqe" eridtenen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-08-06
Der TltldPanoeI Gbica9o's.

Sn Dem ipettausge6e6nten, mGBtigen
!9anoel Der @rOBitabt Chicago bilbet Der
tdbrli3e Wtil9umiaB ei9entlic6 MIR einen
gertn9fI9igen Soften, aber troB leiner
unbebeutenbbeit trd9t ct 6a3u Bel, ben @anz
bel nnb bas 8eien Der mcitlicben Metroz
pole IN l9rer1 iuabren 2i3te eri3einen 5t
bet llmsegenb Gbicaao's ben Milcb6anb=
Tern 5ugefiibrten Wengen BON Mil9 be3ifz
fern ft9 in runber Summe auf SO, 900, 900
@alonen, fir Die ais @nsrosz9 refs nicbt
ipeniger ais $4,000, 900, bon BEN 8rtoat=
funOen aber ipenigitens $12, OO0, 900 be-
5ablt tper6en. Die tdgtib nit BEN @iien7
babnen allangerOen WtG6lieferungen lteGz
len ii6 in 1880 &annen auf 1O8, 600
@aaOnen; bie ta9Itb eintreffen6e Menge
fGlt ME unter 10000 &annen uno Die
jabrIi6e MISUNDERSTANDING belauft
lid, ME erpabnt, auf nibt wentger ais
so, 1000, 900 @auonen.