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nave been generally known that he and
his wife had been divorced. Gorski and
PadereWskf went to Paris as young men
and since that time the pianist has always
made his home with the Gorski family in
the French capital
Severn Olsen, who lived in New Rich
mond before the storm struck 1t,
took out tornado insurance on his house
only few minutes before the hurricane
reached the town. He paid the premium
or $t.20 and will now receive $1,000. the
house and its contents having been en-
tirely destroyed. So far as known this
was the one tornado insurance policy in
the town.
Comte de Dion, one of the eight persons
arrested a AuteuiI in connection with the
assault on President Loubet, denies hav-
ing struck any policeman. and modestly
proves the absurdity of such charge by
declaring that he is terrible boxer and
that had he struck any policeman they
would still be in bed The count has
clearly one of the qualifications which
would warrant his going against Mr. JET
fries.
In Berlin there floats rumor that now
just after the numerous admirers of the
German emperor have succeeded in get
ting up fair imitation of his fierce NOUS
tacne he is about to shave it off. No one
attempts to account for this alleged de-
termination on the part of the war lord
II may be that he has learned that Jim
JeIfles, the greatest fighter in the
world is clean shaven
Heroes are not treated alike in all coun-
tries, even when admired by the people
Major Marchand. for instance, was not
only hurried out Of Paris for fear the dem
onstration in his favor would be too fer
vent. but when he started for his native
town of Thoissey, to hide from his ad-
mirers, he was met outside by the town
authorities and asked to go away some
where else until they could get ready to
receive him in proper style. When last
heard OF he was lowering around Macon,
not knowing exactly which point to make
for
Chief of Police Devery of New York has
invented great Improvement over the 81
don't know" form of testimony which mas
been used by witnesses so much before the
Mazet commission. Devery attended the
Fitzsimmons-Jeffries fight and saw the
whole thing from front seat. Accord
ingfy he was asked by the examining
counsel for the commission "If Fitzsim-
mons was knocked down by Jeffres, why
didn't you arrest them?' and he an
swered: 1T was my personal opinion that
the man was knocked down, but I had
no official knowledge by which I knew
the man was knocked down." This is
surely stroke of genius, especially that
little word ttofficiaI''
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which the reviewer remarks: II pre-
dict that this will remain the classic
work on this noble character" Paul
Brulat; and last, but not least, the
slender volume of Letters to His In
tfmates.' written by Dreyfus since his
arrest, most of them to his wife, the
others to his steadfast friend and legal
adviser, Demanges. For English read
ers Conybeare's. THE Dreyfus Case"
is the most complete history up to last
November. Barlou's book, with the
same title is fuller ON some points, less
so on others. 1t is the literature to
which the Dreyfus case has given rise
that has been chiefly instrumental in
changing public opinion in France.
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The Commercial Side.

"A N optimistic individual is the
I ZION. John Barrett, late minis
ter OF the United States to
siam. who is delivering before various
boards of trade and chambers of com
mefce addresses on american Inter
ests IN the Far East" If Mr. Barrett
may be believed it is only necessary for
a young man to go Far East and an
ply himself diligently a few wears tn
afiiass colossal fortune. There is
coast line of nearly four thousand miles
south from Singapore a population or
nearly four hundred million of peonle
with a foreign trade of nearly a billion
dollars year in gold. Of the great
development which has taken place in
the last fifteen years the United States
mas mad but a small part. But if this
country realizes the opportunities which
are now open to her she can take adj
vantage of them and, in Barrett's opin-
ion, get the lions share of the trade.
waving aside the moral aspects of
the war in the Philippines, Mr.. Barrett
says there is not to-day in any land a
Ati'Si oPpoi lulillS LOT commercial and
industrial development than is opened
up to the United States by the possess
sion of the Philippines. He is con-
WINGED that one hundred and fifty mil
lion dollars of American capital could
be put into the railroad DEVELOPMENT
of the Philippines, in fact into the
island of Luzon alone, within the next
ten years, and have it pay a dividend
in merely developing further those
present industries without at all touch
ing the undeveloped portions Such in
terests as tobacco, hemp, sugar and
other comodities are being rapidly de-
yeloped, and when America applies her
new style of doing things in place of
the old plans now in vogue there there
is no limit to the amount of capital
which could be profitably invested in
the Philippines. Luzon is not now de-
yeloped to one third it's possible ex-
tent.
Mr. Barrett is honest enough to ad-
nit that there are difficulties in the
way to the realization of all these
splendid dreams of wealth, but he
relies upon American pluck and Ameri-
can ingenuity to solve them all. Mean
while, however it is first necessary for
American arms TO conquer the prom
ised land of milk and honey.
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GLASGOW THE MODEL CITY.
Wonderful Changes Effected in the Past
Eighty Years.

Eighty teafs.
From the Cincinnati Enquirer.
Apropos of the recent agitation for
municipal ownership few facts con-
corning the much-talked-of Glasgow
will doubtless be of interest.
Eighty years ago Glasgow was a
filthy manufacturing city situated en- a
muddy ditch. To-day she stands sec
ond in point of population and COM
merce in the British empire, AMI in
matters of sanitation and munich pal
government a century in advance of
her nearest rival. Till 1S45 the corpor-
alton levied no taxes. The whole CT
it's revenue was derived from duties
made on all articles of food brought
into the city Every year this revenue
was in excess of the expenditure, and
the surplus was put aside, and in 1916
they invested this accumulated money
in the purchase of ground right in the
heart of the city. now known as the
common good" That purchase was
the foundation of Glasgow as she
stands to-day At first the income
from the common good" was only a
little over $4,000 It now brings in
over $4,000 yearly.
Glasgow is owned by her popula-
ton. They own the ground, the street
railways, the gas plants. the water
works, the parks and gardens and con-
cert nails. And, although .tHese llSti-
tutions are worked more cheaply than
in any other town, each one is made to
bring in a greater yearly proht to the
community, the total profit per annum
on municipal undertakings being 1914
500 The corporation of Glasgow has
spent $3.50, 900, 900 on making their mud
ditch into a river up which the greatest
ships afloat can sail, and in raising
their town to its present position And
yet its public debt is, taking into con-
sideration its size, by far the smallest
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~HE city council of Chicago has
done a wise thing in passing

~HE city council of Chicago has
done wise thing in passing
an ordinance forbidding the use
of giant firecrackers and firearms as
accessories to the celebration of the
Fourth of July. The giant firecracker
is an exceedingly dangerous institution,
it ought everywhere to be suppressed.
1t makes a good deal of noise, but it
also makes an immense amount Of
trouble, killing more people every
Fourth than an average battle in
Luzon. The fact that dealers in fire.
works have a lot of these crackers on
hand should not stand in the way of
the adoption and enforcement of an
ordinance like Chicago's. Their threat
to ignore the mayors proclamation and
the councils order can very easily be
met" says the Chicago Chronicle. Let
the police arrest the first person who
disregards the order and keep on ar
resting them. The rest will quickly
change their minds about defying the
law as well as public opinion" In gen.
eral it may be said that too great care
cannot be exercised in handling fire.
works Of all sorts. In view Of the
astonishing recklessness displayed by
the small boy and by many an adult
as well, the wonder is that the number
of accidents is not trebled.
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Kruger's Army.

II WAR between Great Britain and
the Transvaal would be fierce
! and bloody. 1t is estimated that
the conquest of the Boer republic could
not be effected by Great Britain with
less than 10000 men. 1t is the testi-
mony of English officers who have seen
service in South Africa that the Beers
are natural rough riders and expert
marksmen, and possess all the courage
and endurance necessary to good fight
ers- They have all the confidence in
the world in President Kruger-they
feel absolutely sure of the justice of
his cause-and that would give them
moral stamina.
Military men have recently been col
lecting all the information possible con-
corning the military strength of the
Transvaal. 1t has been learned that the
authorities of the Transvaal within the
last four years have equipped the artil-
lery branch of the army entirely with
Krupp guns. The pieces embrace
standard field guns of 2.95-inch calibre,
and, in addition, mountain guns of 2.3s-
inch calibre and bush guns of 1.46-inch
calibre, The field guns are mostly of
the lighter Krupp variety of % calibres
length. 1t is this type of weapon which
| the CHILEAN army used in the late wal
in Chill, and for rough country. work
| the Krupps declare it TO be the best
piece of ordnance turned out in Europe
1t is estimated that in the event OF
war the Beers could put into the field
an army of $4,000 excellent soldiers
The infantry are armed with Mausel
rifles of the most improved type, and
the cavalry carry German regulation
revolvers and sabers. Many officers in
the Boer service acquired their knowl.
edge of war in the German army and
it is reported that there are many Ger
man officers in the Boer service who
are simply absent on leave from their
| regiments in Germany. In drill and
| equipment the forces of the Transvaal
republic are essentially German. II is
considered by those best informed that
the Beers are in much better trim for
war than they were at the time of their
last collision with the English.
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Odds and Ends.

An artesian well in Missouri has been
sunk to depth of LOO feet.
Baroness Won Suttner author of Lay
Down Your Arms holds a salon in the
Central hotel at The Hague every night.
entertaining friends of peace of all ma
tionalities.
The United States shipped to Asia and
Oceanica in April, exclusive of shipments
to China, Japan, India and Australia,
more than twice as much in cotton cloths
as it sent in April, 1898.
The largest increase in shipments of
merchandise to this country during April
was made by Great Britain, Germany
coming second on2dhe list of increase,
Italy third and France fourth.
The following classified want adj ap-
peared in recent issue of the New York
Herald: "a strong bicyclist wanted to
push tandem up hill and against winds
on suburban trips; salary and expenses"
The United States sent abroad during
the 10 months ending April 80, 1897 ex-
actly 27S locomotives; in the same months
of 1898 it exported 1866; for the same Sariod
of the current fiscal year the record has
risen to Ala
The proposition to remove the present
capital of Florida from Tallahassee has
been revived, but without success, though
it is probable that the supreme court and
railroad commission will be transferred to
Jacksonville.
Along the Adriatic sea swallows and
other migratory birds are caught every
year by the hundreds of thousands ana
eaten by the Italians, who spread nets in
which as many as 300 to 500 of the tired
birds are caught at once.
The number of visitors to the London
Geological gardens last year was ITO, 94s.
The number of animals living in the gar
which SIS were mammals, 1868 birds and
AIS reptiles and batrachians.
This is a great country for big fairs as
those ahead of us demonstrate. They are
|. the Greater America at Omaha, July ],
1899; the Parliamentary at Buffalo, in
1901; the Ohio Centennial, at Toledo, in
1902, and the Louisiana Centennial, at ST.
Louis, in 1903.
Twenty-eight postoffices in as many
hero of Manila. This is only four less
than those named after Washington.
More than 800 other applications are on
the postal files. Seventy new Tennessee
offices have asked for the name.
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~ HE state of Maryland resent

the relentless war that the
administration is making on
her favorite son, Admiral schley. Sem
ator Wellington is quoted as saying
outright that the attitude of the
president i'll permitting the navy
department to continue it's persecution
of Schley will send Maryland back into
the democratic column for a certainty.
In fact, he declares that the anti
schley crusade was almost wholly re-
sponsible for the recent, overwhelming
defeat of the republican municipal
ticket in Baltimore.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-06-26

IT WRITER in a Boston newspaper
\ summarizes what he calls
l "Dreyfus Literature" There is
a lot of it-enough to form a consider
able library. Among the more famous
works on the subject are Captain Ma
rims six books, each of which treats
some one portion of the case: the two
important books OF Lazamas; Zola's
Il accuse" letter; Reinach's volume;
Pressense's Colonel Picquart." of
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-06-26
Let tom" Reed Try 1t.

From the Memphis Appeal
Somebody ought to take a Ratchet and
gourd fun of nails and make a cabinet
Tor the French republic that will hold the
cigars and decanters
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-06-26

New York Oc.ce-4S Tribune Building.
Chicago Office-469 The Rookery.
The s. C.. Beckwith Special Agency
Eastern Representatives
Washington Bureau-1,415 G st., N. w.
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Approved All Around.

From the Richmond Times. .-
DR.. Stile, aged Sc. and Miss Blackiston,
aged 81, were married recently in Phila-
deiphia No objection was offered by their
parents.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-06-26
Lawn and Illusion.

From the Chicago Times
Very often girl graduates, in delivering
their essays on great questions, are dress
ed in white lawn. Would not illusion be
just as appropriate?
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Here's an Opening,

From the Indianapolis News.
Any party that will favor the abolition
of cyclones can go through the next cleo
ton with votes to spare.
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The Ohio Caesar,

From the Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Hon. Sam Jones of Toledo Is wabblng
very much as Caesar wabbled when Mark
Antony offered him the kingly crown.
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From the Washington Post.
Let us be thankful that no one has come
along with the suggestion that Jim JEFF
fries father is an ex-pounder of the gos-
pei
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Current Comment.
Havemeyer's Tariff Reform Measur,

daVemeyer's Tariff Reform Measure,
From the Boston Journal
On the basis of the size of his contribu-
TONS to democratic campaign funds, there
is not a more enthusiastic tariff re-
former In the United States than Mr..
Havemeyer
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All general business letters and corre-
spondence should be addressed to the
STANDARD PUBLISHING COMPANY,
Anaconda, Mont.
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Points for Difference.


From the st. Louis Globe Democrat.
Dom Paul and John Bull can agree upon
arbitration, but the tug of war will come
when they try to agree upon the arbitra-
tors.
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Politics and self-sacrifices.

From the Washington Post.
There are a few self-sacrificing men in
politics, but they don't even succeed in
getting their names in the newspapers,
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rhe Texas Kind of Peace Conference,

From the Washington Post,
Five Texans met the other day to arbi
trate a neighborhood feud and as a result
three or them are now in the hands of the
coroner.
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The Standard has branch offices at
Butte, Missoula and Great Falls, where
advertising rates will be furnished on APP
plication.
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Personal Chat.

Booker Washington tells this story of a
negro camp meeting which he attended
last summer: The exhorter offered the
ambiguous prayer, Give US, o Lord, all
pure hearts. clean hearts, sweet hearts"
The amen from the congregation was
extraordinarily fervent.
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Daily and Sunday, one year.......... Sic. 00
Daily and Sunday, six months ........ 500
Daily and Sunday three months $50. 800
Daily and Sunday, one month......... 90
Sunday, one year ......,........ 200
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The cigars which President Mckinley
smokes, or did smoke before he began to
stop, cost $3.50 apiece according to the SaTs
Francisco Examiner. and he consumed
from seven to ten of them every day. He
is liberal with them, too, and as far as
known, gives to others the same kind he
uses himself.
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Main office-Standard Block. Anaconda.
TELEPHONE NUMBERS.
Business Office OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Editorial Rooms ......................No. 4S
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The alleged confirmation from st. Pc
tersburg Of the news of the marriage of
PadereYski to Helene Won Rosen still
leaves the identity of the lady somewhat
in doubt among people on this side. Hell
enc Won Rosen is the maiden name of
Nine. Gorski, the former wife of Ladislas
Gorski, the intimate friend of the pianist.
Gorski Is Pole, and it does not seem TO
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Postage free for the United States, Can
ada and Mexico. Elsewhere
postage added,
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The largest increase in shipments OF
merchandise to this country during April
was made by Great Britain, Germany
coming second on 21he list of increase
Italy third and Franee fourth
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-06-26

An artesian well in Missouri has been
sunk to a depth of ], 100 feet
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-06-26

The United States shipped to Asia and
Oceanica in April, exclusive of shipments
to China, Japan India and Australia
more than twice as much in cotton cloths
as it sent in April, 1898.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-06-26

Baroness Won Suttner, author of Lay
Down Your Arms holds a salon in the
Central hotel at The Hague every night
entertaining friends of peace of all ma,
tionalities.
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The following classified want adj ap-
peared in a recent issue of the New York
Herald: "a strong bieyclist wanted tc
push tandem up hill and against winds
on suburban trips; salary and expenses
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Gin gsebenbabler Ses @plSes,

Sn Grantreid befddftiet mon Rd
fsbt mebr unb mebr NIT bet Derael.
lung einer nenen metalIiiden 2eei.
runs. bie in bielen @iseni6afiea, no.
msntli6 tn Der Garbe, tdufdenb benz
8olbe gleibt, Sic tann gei1miebet.
gei1peiBt, atsgemaIat unb polrt tper.
ben. NnmoaiafbaItiee 5aI3e unb
falpetel idurebaltise Ddmpfe, bic beioe
bdnfig III bsr Quft ME im WaTer ents
halten fnb, greifen bic Gdr5ung bic les
Sruggoloes ni6t an. Die 2egirung
beiiebt aus So proceni aupfer un6
l prOeent untimoH. Wsan Idbt beibe
Wetaue 3uiammen idmsl3en unb fhgt
bum, um bic Di6te Der 2esirung au
perftdrten, nod Elm wenis MasueFum
unb fobleniauren 3aIt biu3u. Der
preis Der Gegirung febt gegenmdrtia
anf "a Grcs. fur bas ailogramm, If
alfo iebenfalls iiber tauIenbmaI billiger
als Der be8 8olbes. Benn R6 Bic
portbeilbaften @igsnidaItsu Der neuen
Wetaumii9uag betudbreu, 10 tann
man ibr eine farte Wermenbung fur
edmudia6ea unb allerbanb @erdtbe
propbe3eien.
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Gin fmappes Gmtfomme,..

slus einem Danfidreiben Der Mrs.
Noa 6. Sart aug @roton, g. o.: sd
mar bon elmer I@meren @rfdltuns beims
seiu6t, iuel6e iid auf Die 9unse se-
i9lasen batte. Sd tpurbe idtper bonn
SuIten sepla9t unb i9lieBli9 5eigten
ii9 Die SDnptome Der G9tpinbiu9t.
Bier Ierste saben mid auf unb erffdrs
ten, baB i'd nur nod furse 3eit gu leben
babe. Sd empfabf mid lelbf nteinem
@rl0ler unb boffte, baB, iuenn i6 nidt
bel meinen Sreunben auf grben bleiben
f6nne, i9 nit meinen 2ieben i'm ssenz
ieits pefeint tperben tpiirbe. 9a ertbeilte
Semano meinem @ntten ben &atb, 0r.
&in9s gteue gntbeduns fiir Sdminbz
iu6t, 9uiten unb @rfdltung ansu=
i9affen. SD ma6te einen @erIud ba-
nit unb nabm bann I'M @an3en a6t
5lai6en. 9as fat mid furirt nno @utt
lei Danf bin id iebt serettet unb cine
seiunbe unb fraftise Srau." 8rpbez
flal5en fret in Der glpotbefe bon S.
&alteper & Sobn. Gesuldre @r6Be so
Sents nnb $1.00. @s ipirb @arantie
seleiitet ober Der Sreis ipirb 5uriid>
9eaablt.
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lenem nit Der 3llriid6aItln9 elmer b6f=
lid freunoli6en Sfenlobeit.
Der 9ireftor nerfebrte auseeiudt
relpeftboll nit iDrsalno ermutbi9te fie
gu ibrem eriten Debit. gr beabii6=
ti9te, fi6 ibre prdrbtise 9ingitimme au
Nube gu MAIDEN. Sic iollte ols Rp1tiinl=
iangerin bot bas gublifun1 treten, init
einigen anfpre6enoen @olfsliebern iib
behen @unit gu ernbern iu6en, mebr
nod our6 tire illaeno1i6 liebli6e, an=
5iebenoe Grldeinifng. llnb 1pdter-
lpdterbtn ipiirbe ii6 ppbl Die abIon=
berli6e, mod gu beriitii6ti9enbe Sheu
Der ipr0ben &unipobi5e legen, uno man
tpnnte aus ibrem biibi6en, etlpas su
ifol5en M}unoe Yifanteres bieten, dls
barmlpie Gefdnge obne anrei3enoes gei=
gepiir3.
(SDrtiebuna foIat)
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1pntterm pactfte 8abn.
Nbfa hrt.

yta6 Seem Orleans, 6oujtem umb Gal.
pefton tdsli6 1910 Mittass unb
$3.50 Mbenbs nbs.........-.........
gadgasle8aB, Merieo &c. IL: so 8orm.
ytdb @alifornien ...... .4:45 Nabm.
Wnfunft.
Bon Stem Orleans, 6ouftOn unb Gal,
peiton tdslid 7:25 Born. unb 4:25
92a9m. ......................
8on galifornien &C.. so Borml,
Bon eagle BaB unb Merieo 7:0O
NDen0S. ................
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Neu,t bic Natur

lluterRabnng gebraudt, bann III es
gut, tpenn bieieIbe balb tommt. Man
iolte aber bebenten, caB man felbt bie
befen MiiteI nur anpsnben ion, uenn
mon he tuirtlidb brau6t. Das behe.
milbefie unb einfa@fe Mittel III ber
5eisens6 6prup, Der bon Der "Califor-
MIA Fig Syrup Co." bsrgefellt mirb.
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Cine feurige Ghemonns=
probe finoet bel cinigen sSnoianer-
ltdnlmsn am Qlmasonenitrpm, groiilien,
fatt. Ndbrenb ain 6o65eitstaQc Die
9lneeb0risen unb 5Sreunbe nes 9rdu-
tieans i6malrien, binbet man bieiem
einen nit oen idmer31ait heibenben
Seuerameiien gefiillten @eutcl I'm ben
Qrm. gDenn er Die Guol rubig unb
lddelnb mis9dlt, inirb er fir pcr6ei.
ratGun9sfdbiA ert!dtt.