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9i10

Prot. Va der will be AZ the R. r. sta
ton Saturday Nov. I'd TO meet new STU.
dent who expect TO enroll Nova
Decorah-posten., 1895-10-29

Many young people who work during
the day viii mad Il profitable to spend =
par OF the evening IN Prot. Tinbeimaa's
writing school.
Decorah-posten., 1895-10-29

If you desire TO attend school al Val.
der's make II 8 paint 10 enroll Monday,
Nov. 4.
Decorah-posten., 1895-10-29

The winter term of the Valdez Business
College and Normal School opens aoaS
day, Nov. g.
Decorah-posten., 1895-10-29

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The Yale expositor., 1895-11-15
WHY NOT COME TO US?
The Omaha Platform Contains Your
Silver Creed.

The Omaha Platform Contains Your
silver Creed.
IL our republican and democratic
friends could only realize the fact that
the main sources of information from
which the people of their respective or
CARNATIONS have derived financial wis
dom have been first the old greenback
party and later the peoples party, the
political situation would be simplified.
The goldbugs in both old parties are
planning to head off the silverites, and
the republican and democratic silver
men are planning how they can head off
the populists. Yet the populists (who
include a great many of the old green
backers), are the very chaps who have
persistently kept up the agitation of the
financial question.
While the two old parties were quar-
reling over the tariff. which is now
played out" as Mr.. Bland truly says,
the populists were making a fight on
the money question, the real issue.
Had it not been for the agitation kept
up by the populists the free silver coin
age 16 to / men in the two old parties
would have been showed under long
ago.
Don't imagine, dear democratic silver
brethren, that the gold wing of your
party is the least bit afraid of you.
They fear the growing strength of
the peoples party will cause you to
slip out from under Wall streets thumb.
The goldbugs will, if they can, keep
you from joining us, for in unity there
is strength.
You learned much of your silver doc
trine from us, and you know it. The
Omaha platform contains your silver
creed.
We are making the only straight fight
on the money power, and the money
power knows II, and hates us.
Were you to join the populists politi-
cal chaos would come like the crack OF
doom.
And after that the Satan of monopoly
would be chained for a thousand years.
Nevada Director.
The Yale expositor., 1895-11-15

TO 1914 ounces of silver; at the same
time saying to the owners of silver bull
lion, Bring that along and have It
coined at the rate of 1914 ounces to 1
ounce of gold, and when so coined they
shall both be full legal tender every
where in France" it ought to be plain
that no man with grain of business
sense would take much less than the
French mint rate. 1t was not necessary
that "all the silver in the world" as the
American goldite puts it. should be
poured into the French mint.
The Yale expositor., 1895-11-15
BENEFITSeTHE EAST.
Cheap silver n Glorious Boon to Eng
land.

Cheap silver Glorious Boon to Eng
land.
A recent press dispatch from China
says: The British consul-general to
China discusses the silver question as
follows:
Under the influence of cheap silver.
the volume of export continues to ex-
pand and the European consumer reaps
the benefit Of their cheapness in gold
prices. The fall in silver. and low
freights have combined to enable the
majority of the staple exports of China
to be laid down in Europe at about
one-half the cost at which they could
be sold twenty years ago."
The above item gives peculiar en-
phasis to the one concerning the sale
of Mexican silver bonds. For years
past the bimetallists of Europe and
America have contended that the rise
in the value of gold was operating as
a bounty upon exports from silver
usisg countries. The facts here stated
prove the correctness of that claim.
The manner in which it does so is so
simple as to be seen at glance when
attention is directed to it. Briefly
stated, it is this: Silver has main
tanned practical stability of value as
compared with commodities in general.
For twenty years past, upon an aver
age, an ounce of silver would buy a
bushel of wheat in India and lay 1t
down in the English market. 1t Will
do the same now. Therefore the East
Indian can get no more silver for his
wheat at the present time than he
could twenty years ago. Nor does he
lose anything by reason of that fact, for
his ounce of silver in rupees is just as
much and just as good money In India
as it ever was. With the American,
however, it is different. He can get
just as much for his wheat as the East
say he can get an ounce of silver,
or its equivalent in gold, for a bushel.
But measured in American money
which is of the gold standard, that
ounce OF silver is only worth about
one-half as much as it was in 1873. So
ludl MHllC lut last Ahildl 10 iCStiN ;
the same price as formerly for his
wheat, the American only gets about
half as much as he used to. The very
moment silver began to decline in the
English market it acted as an induce
ment to the English exporter to buy
wheat in some silver using country ra-
Their than the United States. He could
first buy the silver at profit, and then
buy as much wheat with given
amount of silver as he ever could. This
is exactly what the English consul
general means when he speaks Of the
low price of silver expanding the trade
of China. The great staples of the
United States are and for years have
been sold in the European market at
silver prices and in direct competition
with silver-using countries. Neverthe-
less the gold advocate continues to roll
his eyes in horror at the thought Of the
United States getting upon the silver
basis. With him the silver standard
is good enough for everybody but the
money-lender and the fortunate few
who have been benefited by the appre-
citation of gold.
The Yale expositor., 1895-11-15

The crowning insult to the horse went
unresented at Kansas City the other
day. Down Grand avenue rolled a man
on a wheel, leading a fine, sturdy, mid
dle-aged bore in the prime of life and
usefulness. The horse logged along after
the wheel with his head hanging defect
edly and shamefully. He evidently real
lied his degradation, but was too hope
less and heartsore to resent it. And low
ers of the horse, mans intelligent friend
and companion, looked after him pity
ingly, and wished he would back up,
pull the man off the wheel, and dance
on the machine-but he didn't.
The Yale expositor., 1895-11-15

The yield of cottonseed oil last year
is placed at 100000 barrels, and this
years yield has been estimated "at only
about zoo, 900 barrels or less, owing to
the anticipated short cotton crop.
Others, however, say that the cotton
crop will be up to the 100000 bale
mark, and that fully 100000 barrels
of cottonseed oil have Deen produced
from a similar crop before and will be
produced again. But short crushing
season, it is claimed, does not necessar-
lily mean high prices for cottonseed oil,
as the price of lard is very low, and the
demand for compound lard, into the
manufacture of which the oil so largely
enters, would mean the finding of
new outlet for cottonseed OIL"
The Yale expositor., 1895-11-15
The Heir-at-Law.

Daughter-These English novels are
always speaking of an heir-at-law.
What does IL mean?
Old LADY, s'pose it's the same way
over there as tits here. The heir al
ways has to go to law before he can &c;
anything.
The Yale expositor., 1895-11-15

Taylor, the defaulting ex-treasurer OF
South Dakota, who was sentenced to
confinement for only two years for get
ting away with some 100000 of the
peoples money. is to serve his time in
the Sioux Falls penitentiary close to
Nebraska's famous bank wrecker, who
secured a sentence correspondingly
light when compared to the huge sums
of which he defrauded others.
The Yale expositor., 1895-11-15

A woman on a bicycle frightened a
horse and caused him to run away. 1t
scarin@ It was the Marlborough bow
at the back of her knot, which made it
impossible for the horse to tell which
way she was going.
The Yale expositor., 1895-11-15

If it is true that Gertrude Vanderbilt
is to marry Mr.. Taylor she is doing
somewhat better than her cousin. An
American citizen with $2e, 0o0, 900 out
ranks an iMpecunious English duke
every day in the year.
The Yale expositor., 1895-11-15

The tive children Of Mrs. Rifles, of
Tennessee, who is 100 years old, though
they are aged, respectively, 7S and II,
have never married. Mrs. r. must have
been a very good mother to keep her
family together so long.
The Yale expositor., 1895-11-15

1t is said the Atlanta Midway is not
so wicked as the one at the Worlds
Fair. 1t should be remembered that
Atlanta has not the local material on
hand to draw from which Chicago had.
The Yale expositor., 1895-11-15

Victoria is not too old to have a very
good opinion of herself and to cause
plate to be put up in the room where
she was born in order that the world
may knew the scene of her birth.
The Yale expositor., 1895-11-15

Whenever a peer" is manufactured
in England all the newspapers dwell
upon il as a notable event. In the
United States they are born, day and
night, and nothing is said about it out
side Of the family.
The Yale expositor., 1895-11-15

To say that the duchess is three
inches taller than the duke of MARI
borough Is a particularly graceful way
Of conveying the information that the
duke at present is a little short.
The Yale expositor., 1895-11-15

The "bloomer restaurant" has ap-
peared in California and scored an
immediate success. The next thing in
the march of progress will be Trilby
restaurant with bare-legged walters.
The Yale expositor., 1895-11-15

The Chicago man who has lost his
red hair and is now trying to get the
surgeons to graft him with a new
growth OF the same color will disgust
the wigmakers, but he is entitled to
considerable credit for adhering to the
hue that nature intended for him.
The Yale expositor., 1895-11-15

We are surprised to hear that Lady
Sholts Douglas is going back on the
variety stage. We had supposed she
had reached the dime museum level.
The Yale expositor., 1895-11-15

Poor young Mackay-or rather rich
young Mackey-would have been alive
today IL he had been on bicycle when
he was ON his horse.
The Yale expositor., 1895-11-15

Emperor William has silenced Herr
Horn, but will not Herr Horns impris-
eminent speak trumpet-tongued against
the war lerd?
The Yale expositor., 1895-11-15

The Indiana man who is seeking his
eighth divorce must have been sorely
heRpeeked.
The Yale expositor., 1895-11-15

1t is reasonably certain now that the
days of public prize fighting in this
country are past. Knocked out.
The Yale expositor., 1895-11-15

No citizen out of job will condemn
Mr.. Roosevelt for discharging police
man whs has saved $5e0, 900.
The Yale expositor., 1895-11-15

The Maine delegation Will be solid for
Reed. They will point with pride to
the wood that he sawed last summer.
The Yale expositor., 1895-11-15

Goelet's villa on the Newport cliffs
will cost s3.00o.O00. This delightful
place should be made secure from the
intrusion Of trampss as4it will be re-
membered thst a ffhmp not SO very
Astor house
The Yale expositor., 1895-11-15

Whew! twenty-five inches of snow
in northern New York. Don't that
make ysHr teeth chatter?
The Yale expositor., 1895-11-15
TALMAGE'S SERMON.
HANDWRITING ON THE WALL"
LAST SUNDAYS SUBJECT.
when God Writes Anything on the Wall
a Man Had Better Read 1t as 1t Is''--
The Opening and tho Close OF Sims
banquet.
- ASHINGTON

ARLINGTON, d.
c., Nov. 10.-Since
his coming to
Washington, DR..
Talmage's pulpit
experience has been
a remarkable one.
Not only has the
church in which he
breaches been filed,
but the aud l.
ences have over
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-02-07
Jneorporationen.

Sn Der Office bes Staatsietretdrs
murben bic folsenben Sneorporationen
einsetrasen: rSbe Sbomas Manu-
featuring gompanp,~ Cincinnati, Mttien-
fapital $4,000; rSbe Painters, Daper.
Dangers anb Decorators Mutual Mib
ano Beneficial 5oeietp, 2ocal linton
go. l." Cincinnati; .Sbe gbiIbren's
Jrelb Nir Camp" glepelanb !; She
Nortb @efern Ohio Wtutual Nelief
MEoeiation," SoIebo; .9be Sc Camp.
Qepop Company" Cincinnati, Attien-
fopital $l5O.OOO; r9be Wtiami wtaise
@ompanp," Solebo. grb6buns bes VT.
tientapitals bon $40, 900 auf $1OO. 900 !;
.8be @oot.5tobborb Manufacturing
gompanp," 9apton. AftientapitaI $780,.
600; n9be @eiflate 5ruit Company.
Wet. Bernon, Attientapitol $4,000 ;
.Sbe We1ern 2eierpe plom Company.
0ub1on, Ntttenfopital $4,000; ,fbe
graier anb Manufacturing gompanp,
glepelanb, Mftientapital $40. 900; ,9be
@ebrins Yotterp gompanp," gait 2iuer.
pool, grb0buns bes AttientapitaIs bon
$50, 900 auf 100000; .fbe gbarbou
Telephone Gompanp," gbarbon, Ut
tientapital $1,000.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-02-07

ters, belu9te wttttpo9 Mbenb bic Sn.
buitriei9ule unb beflomirte ben Strdf.
ltngen etmos nor, NOS ibr semoltisen
NppIaus etntrue.
Bd9ter Borger, Der befanntlt& Dor
einiger 3eit an ber QopfroIe erfrontte,
liegt nod immer auf ben Sob oarnieeer.
Mu@ beTnbet F4 ieiae Gamilis In elmer
duberF trourisen Sage. Oa bie y. 4.
g. unb bic &. .. Z. M., 5u tDel1en
0eieuiGoften Der arante seb0rt, ii4 gor
ni9t nm ibn 3u fi!mmeru i6einen. bcben
bic gBd4ter ottibe 69ritte setbon, I'm
bic Bebauernsmertben 5u untertiiscn.
Wd9ter gapett bot permanent bic Va&t'
pfese 6errn Bargers iibcrnommen.
gon wttami gountp trof Charles
Mogbam auf Sabr ein; pidapap
gountp i9idte Wtniam Griffep unb
@epmour @reen ouf ie d Sabre unb
Mrtbur Campbell auf Sabr - ane tpe-
gen ginbru9s un5 Diebfiabls. William
6orIep tam aus pistIanb County auf 8
Sabre tpsgen Morbansriffs. Nus Siio
Carolina trafen smei gle9er, Gliibo unb
9opb Nelion tpesen Werlesuns Der Sn.
lanbiteu.r-@eiese elm.
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3e;tuuoen pine olIoem.ine girfulatio1

3eitnnaen ctne allsemeine Gtrtulatios
unb ben umltanb, bab bte Gountpbeam'
ten bic Mate fur NublSiruns bes BE-
rttbts Der gountp.g gommi5dre uillfiirlid
berableben. Serr Qirl8. Der ftaatli4e
Superpilor Der 6ffentliden 0rudarbei'
ten. mics auf bic besiisli&en sslesliben
Yorlhriiten bin.
0err ". 3. 1ojterman belt einen
8ortras iiber Bic Observation-Disclosures
in ibrem Ginfub oui bic 9reiie, belon'
oers in benz Yaseola Gall, In tuel4em er
benz Nabrnnssmittel= el=gommiiidr pcrtei.
lid1feit pormari unb bsfiiruortete. bab
bemlelben niht 10 erobe Md&tbefus-
Mile einserdumt msrben. 3err y. ..
8rown Ipran Hh oabin aus, baB bic
3eitunsen ibren einbeimii&en Anseisen.
funben Eets ben Norsus Dor auspdrti-
gen geben unb niemals su @unlten Der
lesteren ibre Staten ermdbiseA iollten.
Sn Der DonnerItas Situng, bic auber.
orbentl;db ,ablr.ib beiudt mar, belt Su'
nGdlt oerr &. g. Stinnel einen Sortrag
iiber r3eitunssreform". Ct befiirpor'
tete, baB ale Nebafteure, 8eriGteritatter
unb 3eitunssldreiber i'm Allsemeinen
cine Yriifuns befebeu, unb erit arf
@runb zines 3eusniHes bon ben itaat=
li9en Mutpritdten unb mad erfolster
itiatIiher Resiitriruns anseitelit weroen
lollen.
Sobann l1ritt man CUR 8eamtenmabl,
uelbe in Der Wiebererwdblung Der
ldmmtli9en olten 8eamten relultirte.
5olsenbes ltnb bic Namen berlelben :
YrdIibent, Sobn s. Mad 5onousfp ;
5efretdr, u. 8. 9oifermanu, Spring'
feb; S9abmeiiter, $. 9. Gbew, aenia.
Sie folsenben itebenben gonites tuur=
Den ernarnt:
grecutip gomtte. 9. 8rotpn,
Srputon; ). 8. limos, Stonep; s. 9.
8ibbs, Nor,palt.
2eeislatur-g -gomite - 90. 8. Bridell,
Oan'i $. 8omerlmitb, Columbus q.
3. Bromn, 3anespille; W. 6. 2pons,
gemart; W. g. gapellar, Mansfielb ;
George Jreeie, Canton; 5. .. Nmos.
5ionep; 6. $. Simms, 9opton; 8.
8. GiIber, Selauare $. gB. Morris,
Yiauo; g. M. WeeWduen, Sprinsfielb.
9ierauf trat sesen Neittos 8ertasune
elm.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-02-07

1orrp 9. Gbepbarb's gerbitt gesen
bic Ynbanble 8abn im Betrage BON
$2,25O purbe bonn Circuit @eri9t be-
fdtist. Ct erbielt bte gnti9dbisung
fir ben NerIuit BON 8ferben Bel ei-
mem Giienbabnunfaa tn urbana 3uee-
ipro9en.
0as Circuit @eridt beifGtiqte bic
gntl9eibuns @i9tet 9uncons, wel9.s
ben 6tabt.glert Sobn M. Doan um
$50 fiir MiBo9tung bes @eridts be.
ftroft batte, ueil berlelbe Elm Wer3ei9niB
pon Nar1en aufite0te, angebli9 uu bar
aus bic Surp In benz Yro3eb bes Stnas
tes 9esen gr.Jabriftnipettor D. 8. Ne.
DonaIb aus3uudblen. 9err Doan
wiro on bas Staats-O Oberseri&t appel.
liren.
u. u. Miller, Der fribere 2oufmann
aus Sbanespille, tpeI9er bon @reen,
Sopce &: 60. bel9ulbi9t worben TT,
@aaren i'm Mertbe BON $500 unter
fali9en ansoben erlanst 3u baben,
wurbe treigeipro4en.
9as Sefament BON Jrau Nngeline
punt, mel9e fiir3lt9 In @eferbille farb,
,purbe beftdti9t. @ie 9tnterldbt tbr
gisentbum ihrem Mann auf 2ebens3eit.
tuorauf es 9let4mdbi9 unter bte finf
S6bne pertbeilt ,perben ioll.
Marp u. pratt sriu9t OILS Wormiin.
BERN BON 9arrtet SC. Sbarp nm bic Or.
iaubnib, cine Gorm In Union gountp 3a
pertaufen.
Sn Der gcnbemnattonstloQe ber E..
& .. g. Babn ee9en Soiepb Brep u.
H., ipra3 bic Surp Hrep $3.50 unb Utatt
6orb $25 3u.
s Sic Anidulbteun9 eesen gbmarb
s. Arras. ben 6tubenten Der @taats.
l1niperjitdt, tpeI9er 3u ieiner Yreisar.
belt einen 4aKus aus elmer 3eiti9rift
benubt bate. ,purbe babur9 erlebigt,
bob arras 5i@ bon Der preismerbung
3uriidjiebt unb in Anbetre9t u.ilbenber
llmitdnbe feinen plab tn benz College
bebdlt.
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Uus Oct Stddts.l1niperIitdt.

Ser STUDENT Snnis, pel9er luspen.
oirt tporoen mar, neil ct lid 9e9en Yro.
feIlor Wtlliton unsebubrliG betrue, bat
nun bod Yernunft ansenommen, benz
Yrofe7or Nbbitte eeleiitet unb lit wieber
in @naben angenomr1en worben.
Ser Stubent Der Surispruben; gb.
parb S. Arras bate fiir3lid gelesentli4
etner preisbemerbung einen 8ortras ge.
baIten unb bafiir zen britten preis er-
baIten. Wie li9 lpdter berausitellte,
bate ct benlelben iait bon itdnbis aus
Der Nussobe bes Monatsblattes rTrena"
bonn Mdrs 1883 obseidrieben. Ct lit
beswegen Dor benz uniperlitdtsseri9t
uerflaSt morbep, entiduloiste ii9 aber
oamit, baB ct ni9t gemuBt babe, bob
oerartise 8enusuns BON fremben Sci
itesprobuften Bel ber Mnfertigung bon
Yreisarbeiten perboten lei. Cine gnt-
ideioung 1T mod ni9t erfolst.
Cine auBerorbentli4 intereIante
Operation tpurbe am lebteu Greitas Dor
elmer @o1e In benz tbierdratli1en
0oipital Der unipe,litdt BON ben 9bter=
dr3ten Dr. Yaul Slider unb Dr. 8. 6.
Wbite on einem tuertbpoIlen Sagbbunbe
pDrgenommen. Oas 9bier lit leit einiger
3eit anMasenbeldmerben uno ieinGisen-
tbiimtr slaubte, es bdtte einen &no4en
ueridIudt, Der ibm TN Masen fteden
seblieben lei. Msan fam i9Iiebli9 babin
therein, cine 2araptomie por3unebmen,
b. b. bic 8au9boble oufsul9neioen unb
ben Masen 3u unteriuden. Ser 9unb
erbielt Observation-Disclosures unb bic
senannten Nerste fiibrten bic Operation
aug, nobel l9 berausitelte, bab li9
fein frembsr Beitanbtbeil in benz Masen
befanb, bab aber bic Nerpen beiIelben
ansesriifen ieien. 9ie Operation per.
Lief aussesei9net; i9pn nod elmer
Wo6e tonnte bas Sbier in 9emobnter
Weiie sefiittert merben unb seftern per7
lieb es oas 9oipttal.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-02-07
0uAthdus udhrihten.

DanieI s. Sbatp. elm alter Wfann,
tpel1er am 13. Ottober 1894 bon
Muslai3e gountp auf d Sabre tpesen
Bluti9anbe eingei9ift tpurbe, TT trrin-
mig seporben. ct muBte slei9 BEL iei-
mem gintreffen I'M 9auie flr Bei4df.
tisunesloie untersebra&t tuerben unb
bas etpise 8riiten iiber iein @erbre9en
bra9te ibn um ben @eritanb. 69on
por einiser 3eit besann ct Sag unb
Na9t in monatoner Weiie Dor li@ bin
3ulingen, nobel ct fortmdbrenb bic Na-
men leiner Wfutter unb ber Mitglieber
ieiner Jamilie tpieberbolte. Weon i9atfte
ibn bann in cine 3eue, bod in,no4tete
ii@ fetn @eiit INNER nebr unb ct n,ubte
am 0ienitag nod benz Srrenoipl bes
3u4tbaules sei&afft werben.
gon Qarbin Gountp trafen Btlliam
9e1e auf 4 Sabre ,peeen Wtorbansriffs
unb Sent Sobnion auf elm Sabr ,pesen
9ai9enbiebitabls Elm. 9eNe 5ta9 einen
Mann Namens Sames Wfc$2ee in elmer
Birtbi@aft in Renton unb Sobnion bat
eisentIid teinen Soi9enbiebfabl besan-
gen. Ct 3os in betruntenem 3utanbe
einem Greunbe etne Oiamantnabel i'm
@ertbe bon $1OO aus benz Oberbembe
unb berielbe war riidit9tslos 9enus, i'm
besmegen pro3eifren ju laRen.
gratpforb gountp 59idte Geo. Waib.
inston auf ein Sabr unb MiIes Mi@efon
auf fiinf Sabre tue9en ginbru&s unb
Diebitabls.
Charles 9art murbe bur4 ben Bd&.
ter Gerreq nod SefferIon 9ei9idt, I'm,
oortlelbf als 3euse In etnem pro3eb ~
fun9iren.
Qilfs Marben Damion nabm bos
Snnentar Der fatbolil9en aapelle auf, IN
tnel&: Der fribere Sanitor @pan nj,
beri&tet s 9embe, einen Qorb boil
9trimpfe, so gisaren unb 3we
mbistepfai&en sei4musselt unb untel
benz erutifir perborgen bate. 9i'
Qleibunssftide tpurben ben Gtaotsmert
ftdtten iiberseben. Rpan beiimbet I'D
i'm 9auie fur Bei&dftieunssIoie.
Bd4ter 5. q. prior aus Gciotl
Gountp erbielt am Wittwo@ bic frauer
boti&aft. bob iein 6obn unb etn oabere
9nabe Bel elmer 6pajierfabrt baburd
| i&uer perlett wurbe, bob bas pferI
bur>ng unb bos 8ussp umiuarI
Der Be9leiter ieines Sobnes ion II
| Sterben lie9en, unb aud Der 3uiian
oes lebteren ii TN b6&fe1 @rabe be
forgniberresenb. 9err prior er9iel
llrIaub auf unbeeimmte 3eit unb retit
iofort na& portsmoutb al.
I Sona ebort, bas jebnidbrise 16&tes
! den Captains S6ortS, etxes 1aeuad