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RELIEF FOR THE SUFFERERS.
Representative Bouteile in Conference
With secretary Long.

Washington, Feb. 24.--Representative
Boutelle. chairman of the house com
mittee on naval affairs, conferred with
Secretary Long again to-day Mr. Bou-
telle said that his visit was confined
wholly to the question of relief for the
sufferers of the Maine. The bill which
he had prepared will carry about Sl6i.-
900. IL passed in its present form, 1t
has been suggested, however, that Il
general law was passed in 1895 under
which relief may be given for the act
ual loss suffered by those in the naval
service in case of disaster How far
this general law will affect the special
relief extended to the Maine sufferers
has not yet been determined, but in
any event 1t will cover only the actual
loss OF clothing, etc, while the relief
measure is designed to give a bulk al
lowance To II months pay. Mr.. Bou-
telle stated that his call had nothing
to do with the question of new ships
and naval equipment to be provided
by the naval appropriation bill in
course of preparation under his chair
manship. Referring TO the rumors of
treachery in connection with the Maine
disaster, he said:
Il feel that any man who, by spoaen
or written utterances. adds n spark To
iniiame public sentiment at this junCt-
ure is as guilty as the man who would
of a vessel. This is a time FOR the
calmest judgment instead Of unguarded
talk, wholly without basis OF estab-
lished fact. of war which would en-
tail the lives of hundreds and thou
sands of our people.
This was diplomatic day at the state
department, and il brought the usual
number of callers upon the secretary :. /
state and Assistant Secretary Day
The Portuguese minister came early
and was followed by Mr.. Dubosc, the
Spanish charge d'affaires. His stay
was not long, and il is believed that the
purpose of his visit, aside from such
matters of routine business as usually
brings the diplomats to the state de-
partment on Thursday, was to ascer
tain If the officials had any news from
the wreck of the Maine that could
properly be communicated to him. In
this respect he was disappointed be-
cause there have been no Geographic
advices from Consul General Lee of re-
cent date. while the naval dispatches
all have been made public from time
IN time
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minister at Washington, Senior Polo V
Bernabe. The guests included the
Austrian, Russian, French, German.
Italian, Turkish, Dutch and British
ministers and the Duke of Veragua. the
lineal descendant of Columbus who was
the guest of the United States at the
time of the Chicago fair; the premier.
Senior Sagasta, two members OF the
cabinet and the staff of the United
States legation.
Much political Importance was at
tached here to the incident and the
banquet coupled with the peaceful
utterances of President Mckinley"
according to n semi official report, have
been enthusiastically utilized by the min
isterial press. But the impartial to-day
takes the Spanish government to task
for Its apathy, contrasted with the
patriotic feeling of the country" and
warns the nation against the "hypo-
critical Yankee policy. which really
aims at the independence of Cuba
Continuing, the impartial says:
President Mckinley may make and
reiterate the protestations of friendship
and pacific intentions, but his actions
contradict his words While the presi-
dent of the United States is cajoling
with us he sharpens his dagger to stab
us behind. While talking concord. he
utilizes his Sundays in unusual war
preparations at the docks and cancels
trust those who are preventing the
pacification of Cuba and not preventing
filibustering expeditions? Sending war
ships under the pretext of friendship
and preaching peace? We must pre-
pare for war. There is no time to ac-
quire warships, but we should fit out
Immediately what we have. sending the
Peayo, Colon, Carlos V and Maria
Teresa to follow the Almirante. Oquen-
do and Nizcaya to Cuban waters and
the rest of the fleet to guard the PENN
sula. Any other policy than prepared
ness is To only play the Americans
game, which is to exhaust our resources
and gain the Independence of Cuba
without risking anything. How long
does the government mean to favor the
American plans? How long will the
nation tolerate the apathy of
the government
This language from semi-official
organ is much commented upon The
Paix frankly declares that Cuban inde-
pendence is imminent.
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AT THE SPANISH LEGATION.
Interest Manifested in Developments At
tending the Inquiry.

Washington. Feb. 24-At the Spanish
legation much interest is manifested in
the developments attending the Maine
inquiry, and the earnest hope is ex-
pressed that conservative judgment
will not be influenced by reports which.
by the Spanish legation, are regarded
as untrustworthy. Mr. Dubose and his
staff are maintaining calm attitude
and are seeking To allay everything
which might influence public senti-
ment.
The Spanish cruiser Nizcaya probably
will sail tomorrow for Havana That
however. is "A matter wholly within tsie
discretion of Captain Eulate. 1t is prob
able thai she would have gone before
this time if it We're not for the mis-
leading impression which an early de-
parture might occasion.
The whereabouts of the steamer
Dauntless. said To have sailed from
Florida with a filihustering expedition.
is beginning To excite much comment.
The expedition is said to have sailed
over a week ago and there has been
ample time for her To reach Cuba No
reports To this effect have been re-
epiNpu
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MiklNLEY WAITING.
He Is Ready To Act on Moments No
lice.

tice.
st. Louis. Feb 24-Gen. William IL.
Powell of Bellvile. ILL.,. who Vas i'll
command of the regiment in which
President Mckinley served during the
civil wal, and who was recently APP
pointed collector of internal revenue
for the Southern Illinois district, re-
turned from Washington to-day. The
general, who is Il personal friend of
President Mckinley, said that while at
the capital he discussed the Maine dis
aster and its possible results with the
chief executive
The president stated to me-, said
the general, that he was only waiting
for a complete report of the naval
board of inquiry, and that should it re-
port that our sailors had met their
death through Spanish treachery. he
was prepared to act at once, and in
a manner which would meet the APP
prevail of every loyal American citi-
zen"
General Powell said preparations for
war were being pushed with the utmost
vigor and adds:
Il am convinced that President Nc
kinley is the right man in the right
place and that as soon as Spanish
treachery has been proved his policy
will be rigid enough to meet the APP
prevail even of the most pronounced
LIMOGES"
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Tacoma. Wash. Feb. a4-That the
government is calling in every naval
reserve is shown by the fact that
Commander CossroEe at Boston.
wired Ia Portland last night. To John
Dennis, late acting signal quartermas-
ter on the Montgomery. to report at
Boston as soon as possible Mr.. Den
mis- had just finished a 20 years strvic,
and MAS n Portland on vacation.
leaving word at his residence in Bo,s-
ton where he could be reached I'm case
of an emergency. Mr. Dennis has
served on nearly every man-of-war
ahoat. and adds his testimony To that
of others that an internal explosion
With the present system ar disriptina
was Impossible.
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SCHOOL TRUSTEES MEET
Architect O'Brien Reports on the
Heating Plant.
IT Is WORKING ALL RICH
The Plant Was Accepted by the Board
and the Clerk Directed to Draw
Warrant for the Balance
Due the Company.

The board of school truste es held
short meeting last evening and receive ed
a report from Supervising Architect
O'Brien relative to the heating plant IN
the new High school building. lie SAID
il was working all right and giving
good satisfaction and recommended that
il be accepted. Members of the board,
the superintendent and clerk, who had
examined the workings of the plant, also
stated that 1t was giving satisfaction,
and upon motion being made to that
effect the plant was formally accepted,
and the clerk was directed to draw a
warrant in favor Of Peck. Williams *
Co. for the balance due less the amounts
Of some orders filed aggregating $452.52,
leaving balance Of $1.606 due the com
pany. The original cost of the plant was
$3.50, Of which So 424 was paid the com
pany in advance by the old board in
November, 1896
Mir. O'Brien also reported that the
heating plant put in the Greeley build
ing by the Anaconda company was COM
pleted, and ii was also accepted and or
deIed paid.
A warrant was ordered drawn for $3.50
in favor of John j. Mediation as re-
tainer for his appearance as special
counsel in the Soss case now pending in
the United States court. Hawley and
Lyons voted against it.
Al Saner was paid S52S for cementing
the b-basement of the new High
school building. A bill for extras was
referred to the finance committee.
1t was reported that some desks in
the Greeley building were in bad con-
dition and should be replaced with new
ones. The matter was referred to the
committee on supplies.
The trustees were in session less than
Dn linn t1nY, adj ..ttt snti
next Thursday night. when the regular
monthly meeting will be held.
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THE SHADOW OF A CRISIS.
Chauncey Depew's speech at the Metro
poiitan Opera House BOX sale.

New York, Feb. IA thousand rep
resentative people gathered at the Met
ropoltan opera house this afternoon to
bid for boxes and seats for the per-
Torrance Sunday night next for the
benefit of the families of the sailors and
marines who lost their lives on the bat
tleShip Maine.
Channcey NJ. Depew made speech
previous to the sale, in which he said
1T is many years since the country
stood in the shadow of crisis so over
whelming as the present. We stand in
the attitude of saying to the president:
We wish you fearlessly and without
favor to friend or foe, to examine into
and tell us what caused the death of
these seamen. our brothers. Our great
ship went to Havana to protect Ameri-
can life and property. If called upon,
every one ON board was ready to lay
down his life
The sale netted 3,9lG
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from the 12 months pay otherwise al

from the IL months pay otherwise al
lowed.
Claims for the relief thus provided
must be filed with the secretary of the
navy within two years from the date
of the passage of the bill, and 1t is
provided further that such relief shall
be accepted in full compensation and
satisfaction of any and all claims on
the part of the beneficiaries on account
of loss or death through the destruc-
ton of the Maine.
The bill also appropriates $4,000 for
the removal, so far as practicable, and
burial in the United States cemetery at
Arlington of the remains of the VIC
Tins. IT further provides that rela-
tives of any such deceased may require
the remains to be conveyed to their
homes within the United States at the
governments expense, for burial The
removal of any body is made subject
TO the discretion of the secretary of
the navy.
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RATE WAR SPREADING.
4 Big Reduction Made in Tickets Frnm
san Francisco.


San Francisco, Feb. 24.-NeXt Satur-
day the Canadian Pacific company will
make a cut rate from San Francisco via
Victoria. The cut will be very sub
stantial one. and passengers viii be
transported from this city to New York
first class for $40; second class. $50.
This is the first reduction that has been
made by any line directly out of San
Francisco.
About a week ago the Oregon Rail
way & Navigation company announced
low schedule to all points East from
Portland. Ore. The rates quoted were
$50 and $25 10 New York for first and
second class passage. respectively. From
san Francisco to Portland. however.
the local rate of $12 first class and ST
second class is required To be added. 1t
viii be at once seen therefore that the
cut of the Canadian Pacific is 81 lower
than that of the @. Il. q N on first
class tickets.
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Damaged by EIre.

Special Dispatch to the Standard.
Deer Lodge, Feb. 24.-Fire damaged the
Trask hall college building of the College
of Montana tonight, destroying apparat
us in the assay room i'm the basement and
first floor to the extent of $500. The loss is
fully covered by insurance.
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BuckIcn's Arnica SaIve.

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum. Fee
yer Sores. letter, Chapped Hands. Chill
blains. Corns and all Skin Eruptions, and
positively cures Piles, or no pay required.
Ii Is guaranteed to give perfect satisfac-
ton or money refunded. Price rs cents
per box. For sale by all druggists and
dealers.
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RUMORS LESS FREQUENT
CONTINUED from Page one.

illas left a fort on farm near Agura-
cate, about 40 miles from this city. to
dine at neiGhboring place. During
the absence of the guerllas a detach-
ment of about j. insurgents occupied
the fort. and when the garrison return
ed from dinner the insurgents fell upon
them with machetes and killed - of
the 40 guerillas. The remaining 10
members of the government force sue
ceeded in escaping.
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I Compared with last year my sales are
much larger, owing altogether to the
very low price / am selling shoes for
this year. John Tasscll, % West Park.
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M. E. MAYER, Assayer-Samples by
mail or express will receive prompt and
careful attention Gold and silver bullion
a speciality. No 40 West Park street,
Butte. p. o. Box SIC
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W0ODFORD'S BANQUET.
Spanish Newspapers Insist That There
Will he War.

Madrid. Feb 24-The United States
minister. Mr.. Woodford, gave a banquet
To-day IN honor Of the new Spanish
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DRS. MURRAY & FREUND

Hospital and Offices cornef Quartz and
Alaska streets. Butte. Mont geIephcns
- and lie for Ambulance.
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Leading Business Firms of Montana.

Office half a block north of p. o.
430 North Main ST., Butte.
The Florence daily tribune., 1898-12-03
HOTEL ARRIVALS
AT THE FLORENCE.

Ed P Riley, j D Donaldson,
F f Buckingham, j w Purefoy.
Geo r Spar, Denver; f Whit
taker. Houston; j f ParLison,
Victor; E H Hastings, Kansas
City; w r Owens, Colorado
Springs; w R Owen, Leadville; !;
w L King, San Juan.
AT THE FREMONT.
II l. j Warren, Salt Lake; Chas
II Willard, w A Heath, G w Pat
ter, j G James, A G Sven, Jake
l. Hoffman, Denver: G T Bowers,
Lincoln; Herman c Joy, Cripple
Creek; j H Millikan, Kansas City;
w G Francis, Chicago: Fl Fl Kel-
Ter, f F Matthews, New York.
The Florence daily tribune., 1898-12-03
LOCAL NEWS

Congress will convene Monday.
The Daily Tribune all of the
latest news.
Mayor Mcclure was in Canon
City this morning.
John Hay attended the ball at
Canon City last night.
Attorney McLain is transacting
business at the county capital
today.
The funeral of Mr., and Mrs.
Richey's baby will occur on Sun
day at : p. M.
Roland Blunt, of Cripple Greek,
is spending a few days with his
bcothers in this place.
The Chicago Ladies' Quartette
have wired the management of
the opera house for date.
Tom Wetmore, who went to
Alta Vista to fire on the run TO
Cripple Creek, returned home in
disposed. last night.
Mrs. George Prentiss, of Flor
ence, with her baby, visited her
mother, Mrs. S. S. McKissick,
yesterday afternoon.-Canon City
Clipper.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-12-13
nnierm poIitN6em nno firGs
It1en Swan8SaMeris
tauiitreru

aiebt bas ileins gelsien cine lebrrei9e
2ettion. Die OIfiSiele Sprabe oes
2auoss lit bstanntlih oas Gransoliide.
Die tpaferen 9lamldnoer, welbe ourh
bic hiltoriihen &omane bon Seinrih
Gonicisnce weltberiibmt setuorosn, ba.
ben inoslien lett 9llters mis an Den
gutter Batter Sitten, 10 auh oil Der
an0etammten Wutterlpra1e adbe felt=
sebaltsn. Sept baben iie iogar bon
Der Gammer ourb's 8eIeB bOle 8leib=
beredti9ung bes Yldmiiden nit benz
Sran36lii1en erlan9t. SieIes neue
8eIeb gilt ielbit fir Die @eieB9ebuna.
uno bat Die &ssierung fortab ibre 8e=
ieBespDrla9en beioen &ammern in
fransolIider uno Oldmiider Spra6e su
unterbreiten, obwObl Die meilten Bolts
pertreter Der pIdmiiben Sprabe nibt
mdbti9 lino. - Wie wiiroe man aber
i'm geprieienen 2anoe Der Sreibeit beus
len, menn Die MiQiOnen bon Seutihen
aud nur ben @eoanten auftpmmen
lieBen, eiu Gbnli1e Giiflibtnabme bon
Der &esierun9 Su erbitten. Nein, bier=
3ulanoe ma6t oGs Gn9liihe allein ielig.
Hlno jeoes yeltreben. ir9eno cine anoere
lSpra6e neben oemielben aud i'm tir6=
Ili6en poer Yripltleben aufreht su erbals
item, gilt als SeBerei uno Man9el al
Watriotismus.
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"Innominato".

Inter bieIem NQmen perlteft lt6 elm
,&OmsG orreiponOent", Der ben llberas
len SIdttern enoliI6er S6reibart in
9lmerita v9efdrbte" Nu6ri6ten aus Der
epiOen Staot i6ift. Natiirli6 Ftebt
oieIer yNamenlOie" i'm Soloe oes libe=
'ruIen Glii9els uno ieiner @~orDpbden in
@merita. gu ben Dielen Gnttelun=
gen, bic er 1ib erlaubt bat, 1T ibn III
1eueiter 3eit cine iebr barrie Quf9abe
su9eitelt moroen. gr ioQ ben rImes
ritanismus" reiniQen, Der in 8efabr
ite6t, in ben Sir9enbann SI 9eratben.
"1nnominato" periu6t oieIes, inoem
or behauptet, in Nmerita ieien vSibes
nIismus uno Snoipioualismus" bod
nidt 10 9emeiniddoIiae 9in8e pie in
europa. guiO leBt pia uns nit oieier
Operation "Innominato" %ppr9auteln,
Die @irtunoen oes 2iberalismus aui
N tb9aftl d c @ebiete -
Denn oas 1T Der SnoiUiouaIismus -
ieien in Qmsrita nidt 10 iGdbIl4 ME
in Guropa. ga t6mmt e. nun aber
rre6t an! Mas piro Oieie 5beorie unc
nit ibr 'Innominato" mieoer lid
.griigel ein6Olen!
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oroben. lin Hebt unb @eretiigfeit,
@etplnensfreibeit uno &eiioion tiinl=
inert man lid nidt mebr. neil bic
Iofentllbe 8leih9ilti9teit Seoem ben
Utllilo beriblieBt. SelbIt bic Yelten
ldiuslaen. neil tie ii9 an bic Inter,
oriifung aelp0bnt.
Sur S1anoe unIeres Bodies mub
man es betennen. baB bic Maioritdt
teln Snterene mebr nimmt an ben aei.
ltigen 8iitern. ionDern bios an ben
materlellen 6iitern Der Hation."
Die ebemals tatboliide Wation
iheint alIo aufsoas Nipeau oes ausoe.
arteten beioniiAen &6mertbums berob.
se'nnten al iein. oas ebenfaas teine
9eiitiaen Seoiirfniiie mebr fannie, ion.
bern nit Panem ct Circenses, 9rpo
uno Sbeateripiele, ii6 sufrieoen CAB.
Sabin fiibrt cine !iberale Sreimaurer.
&e9lernng, bic lid BON ben Suoen in's
Shlepptau ne6men l1Bt.
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an uniere Agentel1.

gSir criu6cn Diertnit ale SofalE
9laemtcn umiereS SlattcS eittge
Sa9c ppr oem critcn Satuar ci,tct'
poatGnoi8en Seridt nit oett erbaIs
tcnen 0elocrn eimSufcnoctb 90 mir
anti Scm SabreSi1lmB oaramf bes
ffcDcn mi lieu, aQe 3c6nun9en abs
sui@ltcben. 2l1tnn9sOna
&preus 0onucr,
@cI1dftSfiibrer.
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&atboItf6c STRIDE Mno Ttcts
hett.

Wir iinb lGnoft oaran ee,pobnt, 81
'eben, baB Die Teinoe Der Stride Veloe
als unperi6nlihe 8e9ner betrahten.
Die SalIdbeit oieier Nniiht tritt neuer=
oin9s in Der GUntroDerie init ben Nlne7
riianismus su Sage. Wer iollte nlht
glauben, bic 5reunoe Der 6reibeit auf
Soften Der Nmeritaniiten au finoen;
uno oennod Iino lie nidt bier ionoern
I'M 2aaer ibrer 8eaner, BEL Der tatboli<
iben Stride, 81 flnoen. Sei jeoer wil=
ienihaftli6en %@Dntrpperie ~perlan9t Die
gbrlidteit uno @erehti9teit, oaB bei=
Den Sbeilen Die oole Sreibeit 9e9eben
peroe, ibre Meinun9en pOa uno liar
oarsule9en.
go finoen mir nun bieie tueientlihe
geoin9una erfiilt? Sur auf Soften Der
tatDoliiben Stride, ni9t aber auf Sell
ten Der Nmeritanilteu.
gu Gom erbielt Yater Mai9nen oas
Smprimatur fir iein Bud 9eSen ben
Nmerltanismus, oas ibm III Yarls pers
wslSert woroen mar uno 9egen wel6es
Die WmeriianiIteu 9emalti9 ldrmten
uno proteitirten. Saroinale, ViihDfe,
S%roensobern, beriibmte Yrofettoren
itellten iib auf feline Settle. &om bat
III Der Gontrpuerie nod nihts entlhiea
Den. piellei6t miro es ipdtsrbin cine
GntIheiOuu9 trenen; bis ieBt ihwei9t
es nod, aber es erlaubt beioen 8artelen
81 reoen.
@as tbun bin9eaen Die @merifani=
item? 3ei9eu lie bic gleiGe 8roBmutb?
g8eit entfernt. sic wenoen ollie Wtlt=
tel on, ibren 8e9uern Den Mtuno 81
i6lieBen. Sbre Yreiie bemiibt lia bic
ielbsn tOotsuiAweisen; i6re guhbano=
Ter perpei9ern ben Serfauf BON Shrif-
ten Der 8s0ner: tie intri9iren beim apps
ltolii9en Stubl uno beim piptli6en
0ele9aten.
Gsripunoert iiber iolae In9riIfe 9e=
gen Die 6reibeit l1relbt Der ,Snerpa=
tore GattDlico" BON WtailanO: SD
tann oieles @eordnae gum apoltolilden
Stublu II gum pdpItli9en S%ele9aten-
81 vera stunt tradita - ipe9en oes
Smprimatur, tpel1es bas BUD oes
Batter Mai9nen erlan9t. nidt be9reis
fen. g8arum lolte maj elnen Snrlft=
teller bas Smprimatur pertpei0ern. Der
nllr Die 6reibeit, Die ben ameritanern
10 lieb lit, 9ebrauAte. I'm ibnen au
i09en, oaB Der Nmeritanismus ibln
nl6t 9efale? Sat er etwa etipas ilber=
trieben, etwas entlteatR SIT er Elm SIM
Iterlin1. Elm &ldihrittsmann, ELL @es=
ner Der hriitli6en SemOtratie? 50 be-
tdnpiet i'm, ltelet bic @abrbeit Dem
Srrtbum, Cure Sheer ent9egen. anItatt
lammerno inns Susurufen: Gr bat Die
ameritaniIAen Yiih0fe, bic amerlta=
niIde STRIDE beldimpit!
Nein. er bat einiab bon Der Sreibeit
@ebraud 9emaht. bic leoem tatboli-
iden ShriitIteller 9etpabrt 1T. llno
LIBERAL aeiulbrt iein iolte, reipectDol
geaen alle Sebren 81 reoen, Die ibm
niAt sans ortboour erideinen. ieien
bieielben nun bon Saien, Prieltern.
giidOien uosr Saroindlsn porsebradt."
Qlio niat in Qmsrita. ionoern in
europa b%siinosn ii6 Die 8ertbeioiSer
Der &eoes uno prebIreibeit. gu &om
iano Yater Mai9nsn Die Greibeit. bic
man ibm bier pe~rpei9ern mill. &eoet
alio, ibr Serren gmeritanilten. Nie-
mano binoert guh oarar, aber perbin=
bert aud Mnoere uiht oaran.