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The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-12-09
Citx Court Results.


 In point of value to the State and county in cash receipts and years of servitude in the State penitentiary and convict camps, the October term of the City Court, which adjourned yesterday, sine die. was the most profitable since City Clerk James A. Shelton assumed the duties of his office. Investigation of the docket this morning showed the following results out of call of nine- ty-two cases:
 Continued-17.
 Dlscharged--4.
 Nol prossed-5.
 Cases in which cash fines were im- posed and paid-12, with total of s1,- 060.25.
 Jail sentences-10, with a total of 241 days.
 Hard labor-34. with a total of $40 months and 10 days.
 Penfentiary-10, with a total of 80 years, with one for life.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-12-09
Total ..,
S269.SSS

As compared with the same month last year. the figures show a slight fall ing off. the imports for November, 1903, being $3S7,017.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-12-09
CORNER STONE LAID
BISHOP ALLEN OrFICIATED AT SOL
 FINN CEREMONY.
Formal Dedication of Chapel of The Immaculate Conception of Prove denee Hospital Was Attend- cd by Prominent Cier-
 RymAn.
Advertiser Bureau,
 Mobile, Dec, s

 Mobile. Dec: 8. This afternoon the cornerstone of the chapel of the Immaculate Conception of the Providence Infirmary was laid with impressive ceremony of the Cath ollie Church by Right Rev. Edward P. Allen, Bishop of the Catholic Diocese of Mobile.
 There was a large and representative assemblage present for the suspicious event and. many sisters were noticed as present. Among the members of the Catholic clergy who assisted in the ceremony were Very Rev. Father Tyr reIl, s. J., President of Spring Hill Col lege; Rev. Fathers Twellmeyer, Filan, Dunn, Stahl, Kennedy and Shaw.
 The generous donor of the chapel, Major Patrick c. Hannon. who has been very i'll recently and confined to his bed in the infirmary. was able to be present for a few minutes during the services. In the copper box encased in the stone was placed large number of coins. copies of local newspapers and The Advertiser. and manuscript in Latin containing the names of the officers of the State. county and muni- cipality, together with the names of the ecclesiastical officers of the Diocese of Mobile.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-12-09

home after an absence of seven months Part of the time was spent abroad, and since her return she has been visiting in the North.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-12-09
Charged With Cruelty.

Fred Stallings. colored, was fined SIC on the charge of cruelty to animals, the case being his failure to loosen the check rein of the horse while standing. The police have been watching drivers all over the city and are enforcing the orders of Judge Feagin to have horses properly cared for while standing.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-12-09

issue commission to Hon. E. H. Hanna, as Solicitor for Calhoun County.
 'very respectfully,
 "R. M. Cunningham, Lieutenant and Acting Governor" It fs not known whether Counsel Mar tin for MT. Hanna will further attempt to get possession of the once for his client His course will probably be either to petition for writ of man. damus toz issue directed to the Gover- nor OK to institute quo warranto pro- ceedings and try to oust Solicitor Tun- stall, N
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-12-09
MT. Girard Dead.

At 2:10 o'clock this morning, at the residence of his uncle. Mir. Peter Smith, George Girard passed away after a lingering illness. The deceased was a son of the late Mir. and Mrs. James Girard, just entering his Fist year. and a most estimable young man. Of his immediate family, only a step-sister. Miss Louisa Steiner. survives, though he leaves many other relatives. Mir. Girard was a most exemplary young man and he had a host of friends who sincerely mourn his untimely demise.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-12-09
Mir. Erickson Ordained

Mir. s. M. Erickson, for some time assistant of the Young Mems Christian Association in this city. was last night licensed and ordained minister of the Gospel in the Government Street Pres byterian Church. The ceremony was solemn and impressive one and wit messed by a large number of friends of the young man. MT. Erickson con- templates going as an evangelist to foreign fields.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-12-09
REWARD OFFERED.
Georgia Wants to Catch Defauiting
 Cashier Potter.

Cashier POtteF.
 Macon, Ga, Dec S.--A reward of $SoO and expenses has been offered for the capture of Marc S. Potter, the default ing and fugitive cashier of the bank at Davlsboro, Ga. where he Is alleged to be more than $20,o00 short in his accounts. The reward Is offered by the officials of the bank.
 Potter is only 22 years old, weighs 200 pounds and has light hair and blue eyes.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-12-09

Mrs. Waring Smith of Berlin, Ala, is in the city, the guest of Mrs. P. J. Hamilton.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-12-09
Poultry showvv.

W0hsKy 6hVWWs
 The poultry show continues to at tract large crowds. and the prediction that 1t would be the most successful exposition ever given under the auspices Alabama Poultry and Pet Stock Association is already realized.
 MT Loring Brown. the judge. com pleted the judging of barred Plymouth Rocks last night.
 He began with the Leghorns this morning, and will complete the task of judging birds of all classes tonight. The Alabama displays are holding their own with those from other States. The Forbes Poultry Yards, of Decatur, in charge of Mrs. Florence Forbes, are showing white Leghorns which scored as high as e4 1-4 and 94 3-4 at the poul- try exposition in Louisville. Their dis play. of brown Leghorns is also fine.
 It will be noted from the awards al- ready made that the majority of the swimmers are from Alabama.
 The exposition will continue today and tomorrow.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-12-09

Miss Ruth Hnger will visit friends in Baltimore. before returning home.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-12-09
Mobile Society News.

A wedding has just been announced which will add another attractive ma tron to an already full list. Miss Fan nie Vincent will be married to Mir. Russell Jenning Patterson next Thurs day evening. December 18th. at g o'clock at the home of the bride. For tunately, this step will not cause Miss Vincent to make her home in another city as MT. Patterson. formerly of Fer nandina. Fla, has adopted Mobile as his home.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-12-09

Miss Mabel Heustis Is entertaiu ne guests from Belize.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-12-09

ment, together with the remains of an infant child. Mrs. Armstrong was one of the best-liked women of Birming- ham, taking a prominent part in social and church affairs. She was the daughter of Judges Jones. of-wood- bury.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-12-09
To Operate Autos,

The Mobile Motor Car Company filed articles of incorporation in the Probate Court today. The capital stock of the company is s25.0O0. with $S,000 paid ip. The incorporators are Robert C. Morris, A. J. Spencer. Martin Van Heulen, Jo- seph Stone and Stewart Brooks The articles of incorporation set forth the purposes of the company to buy auto mobiles. auto-cars. auto-vessels etc., to operate and sell same and the prin- cipal office to be in the city of Mobile. A
 The imports into the city of Mobile for the month of November. as com piled in the office of the Collector of Customs wera as fDllows.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-12-09
2. 6. FOWLER, DRUGGIST
CIanCey's Hotel, Cor. Bibb & Commerce Sts.
 Montgomery, Ala.
ARRIVALS YESTERDAY.

W. A. Davis, Ala; J. C. Benson, Cam den; Vim. Cullman, Albertsville; c. C. Parks AAiio6atsDn AioeTtsDiile; W E. Gibson. Ala; Brookwood: W. W. Gregg, Ala; J. E. McCluskey. M. E. Cornaway, Sylacauga: R. S Blackman. Fruithurst; S. L. ersvilie; A. J. Gibbs, Ala; A, s. Jones. Ala: Jno. Scott, Ala: P. Pickens, Ala. J. NJ. Mason. Evergreen, Ala; w. O. Hicks. Savannah Ga; R. M. William Jock Joei DfHt, Ryiand, St. Louis, Mo; Mo f. J. D. Emmuns, Atmore: J. F. Buchanan. Ala 1; A. J. Upchurch Ala; w. K. Hamlet, Ala; A; B. Shackelford, Ala: w. r. Ala; w. l.. Marvez. Grace Hill, Ala; |: C. Baxley. ClarkevIlle. Ala. -. WEDDING INVITATIONS neatly printed in Tiffany text or script on best stock: 100 for s300: 200 for $500, delivery in 24 hours: send for samples, Brown Printing Co. Mont gomery. su-2t SPRAYED OR sToLEN-Black mare mule from my place, about Iz miles from Mont Dec. 7th Short. heavy body: knock kneed In hind legs; shod all around when stolen. Reward for return or information leading Q recovery. William Davis.
 WILL THE PARTY who took opera hat hy mistake from the Pelzer reception on tho 7th please return same to 222 South Court St. or phone l32.
 DETECTIVE-Can you spare part of your time for profitable detective work? No ex- perience needed. Write American Detective Association, Indianapolis, Indiana.
 ARE YOU 'tired-out' looking for a boarding house? In your walking about you probably passed half dozen good ones-but they didn't t Hook Ike boarding houses.' You can find them through want ad, however.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-12-09

Fitzgerald Case. The preliminary trial of T. P. Fitz-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-12-09
LOST.
PERSONAL.

LOST-An opal stick pin. Finder Will please leave same at 1O0l Moses building and receive, reward. w. A. Saffold. fri-su
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-12-09

TELL YOUR STORY with cuts We will make the cuts for you. Advertiser Engraving Go. Phone S6T. tfr23
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-12-09

UNPRECEDENTED PLEDGES-Dia d rings from S5 50 up; gold filled watches from S6 Sd up; gold rings, from Sl25 up; good clocks, warranted to keep good time. from soc up
 Hundreds Of pledges at specially low prices. Montgomery Loan Go. Is
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-12-09

Mrs. William H. Gardner of New York has been the guest of honor at numerous luncheons during her visit here. and one of the most enjoyable of these was given yesterday by Mrs. John R. Triplett. In addition to the guest of honor there were present Mesdanhes RarnewaI $. S. Rubera. J. T. Billups Robert Gage q. l.. Smith. Harry Toul- min, John Quill, Rhett Goode.
 Mrs. Hardy Hopper will entertain at cards Saturday evening in compli- ment to Miss Colleen Hughes and Miss Cover of Winchester.
 Mir. and Mrs. Patterson of Atmore, Ala, will spend the winter in Mobile at Mrs. Robert Hearin's home on Gov ernment Street.
 After a short visit to her parents, MT. and Mrs. Willis Roberts, Mrs. Leu Neride has returned to her home in Fort Wayne
 Misses LiIlie and Elise Partridge have gone to Nevada to spend the Christmas holidays with their sister, Mrs. Weir. Mrs, David Mcintosh left today for her home in Louisville after visit to Mrs. w. H. Monk, Jr The Drawing Cards were entertain ed today by Miss Carrie George Miss Jessie Whiting has returned
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-12-09
MISCELLANEOUS.

.-~----->------------~- CARD-Patients desiring admission to the wards of the Montgomery Infirmary may secure cards by teiephoning Miss Martin. head nurse in charge. at phone No, 722. Montgomery Infirmary. wed-fri-su LABORERS and share contracts. mortgages, deeds and all kinds of legal forms. Clark g Forn, Book, $2 % postpaid. Seals and Jusi Lee do, kets. Send for complete list Brown Printing Co.,, Montgomery, Ala. su-3t sToRAGE-Storage of all kinds at reason S,-'- nrices- Address Box 50.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-12-09
ENGRAVING.

LET US SUGGEST a good cut for your husiness--something that will tell tale of your own Individual business. something that no one else uses We will show you A design. ard then you can decide. Ad-
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-12-09
 FINANCIAL

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 tic MONEY TO LEND--I have sec. .ooo to lend on real estate security at 6. 2 or 8 per cent; ex- penses moderate. Fred s. Ball. First Ma; Bank Building u-27
 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
 FOR SALE-One of the best and old estab- lished businesses in this city on account going East Address H. l.. care The Ad- vertiser. it man who adversises in The Tuskegee News. l have again become the editor and publish CT of this famous old paper, and by con- soli,lating fl with The Alabama Patriot am enabled 10 reach 1.5O0 families every week. If your advertisement was placed in The News you would be sure to secure many new customers. The News circulates strict ly in Montgomery's territory c. W. Hare. Tuskegee. Ala If
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-12-09

The Drawing Cards were entertain ed today by Miss Carrie George.
 Miss Jessie Whiting has returned
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-12-09

Misses LiIlie and Elise Partridge have gone to Nevada to spend the Christmas holidays with their sister, Mrs. Weir
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-12-09
WANTED.

WI WANT your typewriter businesJ; our sais rental and repair service b unsol- passed; supplies for all machines Terry Davant
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-12-09

Mrs, David Mcintosh left today for her home in Louisville after a visit to Mrs. w. H. Monk, Jr.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-12-09

LOOK AT OUR WORK, and you look at go d work Phone S67. Advertiser Engraving Co.
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wANTED-Position as bookkeeper or assist ant bookkeeper by young man of experience' references furnished. Address Competent care The Advertiser.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-09-23

os til 2roen, pad bet at ben maa Dag for Dag t~iltage.3
Saa lonet 2utber. Canine 29rbom bar bet, seIus CAB
2bonas, ba ban fagbe: Gfterbi ou bar let mig, 5bomas.
bar bu troet. Saliqe ere be, Iom life babe Jet og bog
troet. (Sob. 20, 29). =
Sfrupler at mere bdrnli9 4rt er t. Gfs. ~fplgenoe:
Seq tror bel, at mine SDnber er mig forlaot; men jeg &c
life min 8riitenOpm oe nit bd9lise Gin, iom ieg buroe.
oberensfemmenbe meb Subs Orb og Billie. 8ette ger,
at jeg life fan tro for piit, at jeg ftoar gaadbe og 9ens
FAB bos @u6." Spdr: SPIRIT er bet en- itr 8ilbfarelie at
tro, at man fun ben ftore SmoenbelIe faar 5orlaoelle
for Sbnben, be Spnoer napnlig, ion man bar be9dast
/ gantro og Msrfe, men at man iiben itul funne lepe id1
iDnbefrit og rent (peb Subs 9jelp), at man berpeb ftal
6e6ofbe SUBS @enffub. Nei bib, at ogiad be r~eoeligite
9riine og itsrite 5el9ener babe altib be6spet Den baglige
SnnbsforlabelIe, bborfor pg &ritus far l9rt Dem Subs
8srns baglige 9en, 5aber bor, at beoe ON Spnbs forl1s
pelie, fda lange be lebe, og bet forbi at p9fad bisie 6abe
bagfi9 bmirtelig Sbro; t6i flyer Ri, at Ri lite bar Spnb,
ba beorager Ri os ielp q. SOB. 1, 8. Iien lige iad ptft
er bet, at Ri 8rito bar en- %fulotommen Tetf9roigbso
for Sub, iom operbafter life Blot be forrige og opers
punbne Spnber, men og iuit be nerbarenOe og be itartt
peo6angenbe S1nOer, altfaa juft bet, fom nu r1angler |
bort 2ebnet. 6erom flyer paulus: Set, fom bar eoben
umuli9t, ibet ben bar blepen f~raftesleft f%ormeOelit 8es
bet, bet 9jorbe Sub, ba ban Ienote i'm e9en Sen / ipnbig
agbs 9ignelfe og til ct Spnbofer og forbgmte SnnDeft
/ agoet, pa bet at 2obens 5%orbring ifulbe fulbbringes
/ os, iom life panore efer &gbet, men efter Mdnben"
CRpm. 8, 8. ~. W9rf: @i bar alerebe beo &riitum ben
Retfaroi96eo for Sub, Iom 2oOen %forbrer. Saoleoes
er iuIt ManQlerne / bit 2epneb ben Sbnb, for 6phfen bi
9ur ben ba9lige 5orlaoelie.
C5ortfettes).
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-09-23
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st rebeli9t Naabez9arn fan ogfua fornne Be-
tDmring b%eroper, at bet, uagtet bet Tiger % tror Naaben
/ ariitus, bog life fornemner Naaben 1T 9jerte, men
/ bets Steo fenoer Spnb og apal. 9erpaa Ifal ri labe
Or. Cutler Ipare bans prebifen pad paaIfebae, 1aas
lpbenoe: ser pptommer nu bet Sper9smadl: Gfterbi
&ritus er oeo og bar 6orttaget bore Spnoer o9 gjort
os ~retferbi9e = bborfor feler ri ba enbm Spnben og
Osben o82 ti Sbnoen gnaber og itiffer 10 enonu Dor
Sambitti96eb, % iamne onoe Sampittig6eb osr, at pi
frpqter for 6elpebe9 Spar: oSeg bar thorn ofte iagt
at bet er ct at iele og ct dnoet at tro." C3roen 6olber
fig fat til Orbet, trobs aft bDab 5plelie og 5ornuft
flyer. 5slelie berimoo bolber fig Blot til bet, Der Tnbes
6os MenneIet, trObs aft bpaO Orbet iiger). ,5slelien
er alIaa imob 5roen og 5roen imob 5pGelIen." 9erfor
moa man FER gaa fra 5elelien os rent og ligeIremt fatte
0rbet mGo 6srelien, juft iom bet lpber, og ligeiom inoz
tripe bet lit 6jerte os bOlbe fig fat oerpeb. ON Der enb
iintet Segn er til, at mine Spnber er mig t%ilgipne, men at
lea fenber Dem enonu pos mig, Man mao life rette fig
efter, 6pab man ipler; men man maa 6o(oe Jig fat berbe9,
at Osben, Spnben og SelpeOe er o%Oerpunoet, ifsnt man
enonu fines at fenbe, at man enobd er itebt / Spnben,
Dsoen % 5elpebe; ti enbitent Der enbnu er tilbage 5a<
le(Ie at Sbnben bos os, iad fer bette fun for at bride
os til Sroen og sere os i9rt ben, paa bet ri to9rt@
|imob al Tslele maa annar1nne Srbet og berefter altio
tstte bore 6ierter % Sonpittigbeber til artitunl. Sdo
ferer ba Sroen os, tp9rtimob al 5slelie og 6ornuft,
ganfte itae os tpt gennetn Sbnben, eennsm Oeben og
aennein Selpebe. Oerefter felger ba, at Ri og faur Dor
~6orlesninq at fe,"- ida fulptpmmen at tenbe og at ie
bpao Ri for bapbe alene troet, nsmli9 at Spnben, Osben
ga alt onbt bar pirfelig 6orttaset fra os.
,Sertil billie Ri bsre en- 2isnefie uf 5iitene / 9anbet.
Haar be er i~nbeluttet 9toten, bra9er man benz Id9te
til 9anbs, at be marter life anbet, eno at be ere bet frie
0anb; men naor man braeer benz paa 2anp, bd er Ie
bfotte oe bare; ba iprale be os fenbe nl ferit, at be ere
fanene. Snaebes eaur bet og fer, nadr be er fan9ne /
Gpanoeliet, fom aritus ligner peb ct Get Weattb. ID,
AZ. gaar Gpangeli Orb ~inbtaser 9jertet, Iaa feiter bet
famine Ssrtet bsO 8riitum os fprer bet iaa title os
ubemerfet uo al Selpebe oe Spnben, at Sjelen berunber
intet anbet fenoer og ipnes, enb at ben enonu er lin
Spnb % Osb. ga opitaar en- Strio, bpori 5glelfen
friber inpo Sroen og Sroen igen impb 5elelien. Os 10
mere Sroen ~tiltaser, 10 mere forgdar Jslelien o9 pnis
penbt. Spnben tlaber enbnu peo os, faaiom 9opmoS,
] 0erriabeb, 0rebe og iaobant mere, men fun for at brtps
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-09-23

geg9rligbeo ppb9ffes, og Spnben bliper ldd ~operfleo1g,
at ben d~rbeioenbe Si9l bliper mistrsitig og dnier alt
iom fortabt. "a faar 2anmets Blob ben 9gre alene
at frelie SDnoere. W2en od er man ei l9ngere Wleiter
ebdngeli 9emneligbeo, ba er bet life let at tro, ftsnt man
Deb baaoe ON &piitrn1 o9 Qaulrm, od er 8onepterne
.borte, ba bar 9emmeligbeben fine 9emmeli9beber, fine
~banfelige anuoer, og bet er no9e al oisIe, bi Der pioere
nieb Subs giffanb pil oplgie.
Disfe Semmelig6ebens &nuber ubggr ben terfe,
onbe Qanbs gad6en og Stritter, boormeb ban binber pg
til bet pOerIe Faftbolber Si9lens, nudr ben terfere bar
tegpnbt at inotues beres 6jerters 9us; ia ~bemmeli9e
Stritter og gaanb, bborom So1a5 ret %anmerter, at bet
6j9lper big life, at bu er lst fra iets 9uanb, nadr Gu
bog fiooer fat bet IbbenOe. De beitdar I9bbdnlig beri,
at udgtet man omfdtter og 6ergnner Nadbens 29re /
Acknowledged, forn9gter man ben bog meo SeniDn til
5ilegnelien iGopanlig unoer daebaanbe Waisforftdoels
Ter ON Bob, @enfepelie, Sro m. m. Sadleoes er bet :,
SIS. en- blanot be fsrfe p9 iOureite &nuoer, at nudr en-
elenbig 9%Obstump iebt Sial bsrer ON ben ri9e, frje
Huaoe, fpm ariito tiIbpoes BAN, ban ba t9nter:
y9ette er aft gObt Og iunbt og lifligt for benz, bet
til6erer, nemlig be ret ombenote og genfgbte; men je9 er
enbnu life en- iuaban og fan berfor life tage bet til mig. b"
Dette er en- Concentrating al Idnbt og fdlift. Oct er
Ianbt, at be uompenbte, fire Naabeforaqtere far 1om
iaaOdnne ingen Nbtte at ariiti 5ortieneite; men albeIes
falift er bet, at be life fudr COB at fin til ariItus og til
N9HN ~ T1h@ ONRiD1Nel't uNuA ~ " iUHhC l OUbDNhpH'
olbeles folift, at man foruo MAJ p9re genfebt; t9i 5a
ituloe oiit ingen 6lioe bet. Oct rette er, at iaa inort
bu er tommen Ido neget Si9ls Teb, at bu tranger til
5relieren og life tan fremture ben gamle fire Sill
itano, men ~6e9bnoer at Oenbe tilbo9e til bin Sober, Iora
bu forlob, ba er bu tilItrGftelig ompenbt for at an.
namme en- itr Sreit, : life ben Srgit, at bu er umbenbt.
9enfsbt og %faalebes, iom bl bgr bore, men ben, at On er
genlpit og forionet peo Subs Ssns Blob, Iaaoan lpm
BIZ er. Sq fgrft, nddr 0u ente1 meb Si9lens inoerlioe
9un9er og 3Brit itratter 5roens fouge Qrme efter Sc
iun1, eGer at 9emmeli96eoen d%d6enbdres 6aitig, Iaa 6u
timber big anereOe iuli9 i arifto Og faalebes oirelig tror
pad BAN, oa fsrft blber bit SSnbre %fpranoret, fad at bu
fra ben Dag ier en- M Gerben, bar nRe 3anter, np 2pI.
nh Gale og nbe @erntn9er. 0enne 8enfeoelfe fan altiaa
life foregdo, fer bu tommer til Sro, men ben fefger pdd
5roen, iom 2ut6er flyer: ,5roen er en- SUBS Corning /
os, Der %forunbrer 6jertet o9 feber os paanp at Sub og
ggr os til andre Mennefer." Oct er life Iom ompen6t
og a%enfeot, bu itdl fp til ariitum, men TOm y%u9ubeli9"
fortabt (iom. a, a. Oct er life bd, nadr bu er 6leben,
iom bu 6er p9re, men naar bu life er eaer fan p9re
Iooban, od er bet, 8riitus bj9lper.