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The Western news., 1904-04-20
AN EXCITING GAME OF BALL.
1t Required Thirteen Innings For the
7amilton's to Vanquish the
Colts = The Ball,

Those who were fortunate enough to
witness the ball game, played on the
local diamond south of town Sunday
afternoon, had the pleasure of roofing
at the fastest game of ball ever played
on the Hamilton grounds.
The game was between the first nine
and picked nine or "Colts,' as they
were styled, and judging by the line
up of the latter there were some pretty
old warehouses in the same corral with
the colts" their nine including Gene
Adams and Chas. Barnes of this city.
both veterans of the diamond, and
Harry Place or "Pick," the boy with
the big init, who is always there at the
right time and Woody Chambers and
A rite Holt, both of Grantsdale, the
latter being one of the best amateur
playe in the state.
The game was the result of wager
of $50, the "Colts" being backed by
Jack Egan, the popular tonsorial
artist, and the gate receipts, which
amo united to $500, an admission fee
OF 2Sc being charged. And it took 10
hard fought innings of the fastest
kind of ball and one long agonizing
spasm of roofing to beside which team
was entitled to the wager and 60 per
cent of the gaze receipts.
The "Colts" went to bat first and
landed run, the Hamilton's doing
hkew Use; each team scored in the next
two innings leaving the score apiece
at the end of the 5rd; two goose eggs
each resulted in the 4th and 5th the
Colts" chasing in three runs in the
9th, Harnilton's earning l. Both
teams lost out in the 7th while each
scored in the 9Th; a cipher for the
Colts" and runs for the other side
and hon ors were even at the end of the
9th. Neither side scored in the next
two innings when the colts crossed the
plate 3 times in the 18th and things
looked bilious for the Hamiltons;
however at the end of the 18th the
score stood 10 to 10 and the boys were
all strictly in the game while the gal
lery gods were fast exhausting their
vocal chords in the most de,non-iike
yells ever turned loose on a Bitter
Root zephyr. A goose egg for the
Colts and three-bagger by McMur-
phy, who was let in by Porter and it
was all over but the yell, the score be-
10 to II in favor Of the Ha1niltons.
The game was pronounced the best
ever played on the local diamond and
was an exhibition of ball not likely 10
be seen again this season.
The official score was as follows:
The Score.
The Western news., 1904-04-20
2l$l 2:1z2:252

NoTE.-Imitation baking powders ar. ,ow
er IN price, but they are mostly
MADE from alum ard are Ia iur-
ions to health 'ghen taken In food.
The Western news., 1904-04-20

PRICE BAKING POWDER oo
CHICAGO.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1904-05-25

considerably longer and still
been greatly enjoyed. Certainly
the Music Department may cor
gratulate themselves upon the
Annual Concert 1904, and re-
member with pride and pleasure
this their
PROGRAM.
|. Lullaby from ''Erminie'
Double Octette. with SOlOist.
,. Fashion Chorus. from ''Erminie'.
Sextette of Girls. with SOlOist.
;. Vocal GavOtte. from ''Erminie'.
Double SeXtette.
1. Under the Bamboo Tree:
lst Verse. President Office:
md Verse. DOrmitOry.
Double SeXtette. with SOlOist.
). The Great Yen How and His Six
Little Wives. from San Toy.
Sextette of Girls. with SOlOist.
&. Final March. Soldiers in the Park
-. from ''The Runaway Girl.
Double Octette. with SOloist.
All accOmpaniments by Institute Or
cheStra.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1904-05-25
ANNUAL INSPECTION.
Shows Satisfactory Progress
Exhibits Excellent, Speaking
Well For Profitable
Year Spent.

Saturday morning at ten
O'Clock the Institute was thrown
open to the public for inspection
of the buildings, equipment and
work of students. A large num-
Der of visitors went over the
buildings between thehours of 10
a. m. and 1:3O p. m. that the in
spection lasted.
A noticeable feature was the
excellent condition of al the
buildings. Special praise was
given the matrOn and students
at the DOrmitOry for the tidy
and charmingly neat appearance
which it presented. The rooms
we're all cozy and homelike and
were beautifully kept. Every
part of the DOrmitOry was clean,
attractive and inviting. 1t GER
tainly affords home in which
girls have the best of environ
mentS.
Special commentator is due
faculty and students for the
condition of the walls, desks and
furniture. Scratches, pencil
marks, defacements or vandalism
of any kind is nOticeably absent,
although this is the end of the
third session. This is creditable
indeed and deserves apprecia-
tive comment. 1t speaks high
praise for the care of the faculty
and the pride of the students.
The exhibits of work of the
various departments were good,
unusually good, and show that
the students have been profit
ably engaged. Those who looked
over the work, and they were
many, found plenty to admire in
every room. The ladies were
especially charmed with the
sewing room, and even to the
masculine eye things looked
mighty nice. There were all
sorts of tilmy. lacy creations for
feminine use, and they must
have appealed strongly to the
feminine inspectors, for "Oh,
isn't that lOvely!!"- Just DIS
sweet as sweet as can be!"-"Is
that your graduating dress?
Isn't it lovelv?"- must learn
to do that beautiful fancy work."
and similar exclam atiOns with
out number were heard from ad-
miring ladies.
In the kitchen and dining room
the exhibits were appropriate
and novel, attracting admirers
from both sexes, especially the
men who like good things. A
table was daintily set and a
charming young lady student
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1904-05-25
Ice Cream SOCiable

The Ice-cream SOciable given
by the Ladies' Auxiliary to b. K.
II. Saturday night was very sue
ceSsful. a large crowd was
present and Il very pleasant eve
nlng was spent.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1904-05-25

The stage was artistically deco
rated with pot plants, evergreens
and College cOlOrs, to which a
handsome, full length. new
curtain of a soft grayish tint
added a graceful finishing touch.
Appropriate costuming was
used in the presentation of the
various selections, adding much
to the effect. The members of
the music class all acquitted
themselves most creditably, each
carrying out his part admirably.
Every number Was good, but
possibly the Fashion Chorus"
from "Erminie" and the Final
March" from "The Runaway
Girl" were the best. The sing
ing all through was good, as was
the perfect unison in all the
dance movements. The Vocal
GavOtte possessed special merit
in this particular, owing to the
difficult step, rejecting much
credit on the ability of the
students and the training given
by their teacher.
A feature of the program,
which probably pleased us much
as any other part, was the
charming pictures made while
rendering the different num-
bers. Dressed in varied cOlOrs
and in graceful motion across
the stage, weaving in and out
under the glow of the bright
electric lights, before an artistic
background, the forms of the
performers blended into a beauti-
full animated picture. which ap-
pealed to the eye in a pleasing
manner. Just which picture
grouping was most charming it
is difficult to say, but the aud
ience decided promptly that
when the six sweet little wives
of the Great Yen How knelt at
his side and leaning forward
"Kow tOwed" from side 10 side,
that was the most attractive OF
all, and they emphatically in
sisted that these same little
wives should ''kow tow" some
move. and being sweet" little
wives, of course they did.
The program was not a very
lengthy one, and considering its
high excellence, could have been
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1904-05-25
ANNUAL CONCERT.
rlusic Department Friday Night
A r10st Entertaining Program
Well Rendered

One of the largest audiences
that has ever assembled in the
Industrial Institute Auditorium
was present Friday night at the
annual concert of the Music
Department. The weather was
delightful, neither too warm nor
too cool, and. with IA beautiful
moonlight night, offered most
favorable opportunity for the
people to show their interest by
filling the Auditorium to its
fullest capacity, which they did.
many being forced to stand.
The concert was advertised tO
begin at 500, and promptly at
that hour the first number was
begun. PrOmptness is a virtue
that should be instilled in the
young, and in no place is prompt
ness more desirable or more
cOmmendable than in all exer-
cises pertaining or related to II
school. The public also deserves
praise on this occasion. for the
Auditorium was filled on time,
a comparatively small number
entering after the beginning of
the exercises.
The SOntag Band furnished
many delightful selections dur
ing the evening, entertaining a
very appreciative public between
the numbers of the program.
Lafayette people like music and
they have a special fondness for
the kind rendered by the Sontag
Band. both because the Band is
so generous in giving their
services to all good causes and
because their music is of such
an excellent variety.
The program, which is given
in full below, consisted of three
selections from the opera
"Erminie," one from the opera
"San Toy" ard one from the
opera "The Runaway Girl" with
q parody on popular song called
the Bamboo Tree" making six
excellent numbers, excellent
both in selection and rendition.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1904-05-25
Ball Game SUNDAY.

The Pilette team played Jean
erette at the Ball Park Sunday.
1t was fine game from start to
finish. Eleven innings were
played, resulting 10 to 3 in favor
of Jeanerette.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1904-05-25
Civil Court.

A term of civil court, Judge De-
baillon presiding, began Monday
and will continue ali the week,
probably next week also. No
cases of special importance.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1904-05-25

The Magnolia Mills Ltd. can
supply and save YOU money on
Oats. Corn, Wheat Bran. choice
Timothy and Alfalfa Hay.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1904-05-25
Holds Commencement Exercises, Beginning
Friday Evening and Closing Tuesday
Morning. twenty-five Graduates.
Great Interest Shown.
Immense Audiences Fill the Auditorium
to Its Full Capacity. Excellent Pro-
grams Rendered Excellently Well.

The third the Industrial School has
closed The high character of the exercises the credabe rend
ton difficult and the proficiency displayed by the
the exhibits of evidences distinct
efficiency which gives great promise for the future
The high estimation in which the school is held, how
the hearts people is, the immense audiences which
every night overfng Auditorium tells
able And they pleased with what they and heard
Words of praise freely bestowed ard future
the
given detailed the various exercises.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-06-22
artas spirs Den 4. SnIi teiera.

nnier StdotGen Arfos mirb ben
a. SuIi oieies 5ahr ebenioas ieiern.
ytep. 70. 5eiae wirc Der Seitrecner
iein. Beanie fir nieien 5ae ino;
prdiioent, 6. q. Dio!lon; Qice Grd.
iioent, Socob 9crretb. Die peridpie-
ncne SeitComiie's bethlehem aus ocn
ioI3enoen 6erren: VI. Dlunidb, Qeter
D'iBel, Sobn 8ouiueer. !. :.
Sdmiot, pbiIipp gerretb, VI. 9iidte.
@'biIipp Sung, s. anopTIe iuus
Sofob @ideI, j. S. gten3 mno Soft.
lirb 3euer. Yioihou, 5nfob alein.
: IS Yroernnm lit Elm reidlhaItioes
70 miro ole cuffs Bette unterbnL-
iH Sin GROCER Gon3 fir Dos iunse
Of piro ebeninus bel uas gu i'm
sen 'eln. adtun9sooll.
Gotl 8olinees.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-06-22
Setanntmahung.

Sreito9 Ibeno, ben "a. Suni 1904,
miro Die pierteliGbrlide @onFerens.
Merchandising Der ep. Semeinidooh
in Irtos, 2. g.. ibren 2lnfauq neb.
men. llnier mertber 9orIteher uno
IeIteite, u. 10. 9eid,monn, miro
omtiren. Die @otteSoierIte neroen
itottfinoen fpie ioIst; 5reiloe abcno
I'm $ nhr, Somstas Woreen UNI
10 nbr, am gtohmittoe um 4 nbr
luiro Die pierteIidbrlid1e 6e'ddftss
er'ammlun9 obsebolter ipcroen.
Sonntoa Ntor9en um 10 nbr
Sottesoienit wno Die Seier oes hi.
gbenomobIs. am Rndlmittoo Sim,
oerieit. am Sonnto9 gbeno nm :
nbr miro poitor 9eidmann in Gu,
reto preoissn; uno am Mon!oo
NIor9en nm 10 llbr miro er in,
6onie o DilbeIm Sootim pre-,
oi9en. lille 5reunos Iino Ireunb!ihIt
ein9eIocen. .. Yiitner, QaStor.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-06-22
@rsts 4. SaIi Seier.


Do mir uno eniIdJloHen baben
ben 4. Jsiii in Gurefa ieltIif 81 be-
seben. 70 ipoGen. roits oieIesl Ssii
oieies 3obr nidi boIb. icnoern
aonS ieiern. llnb meroen oesbaIb
ale Seid,diie seitleHen iein. 10 pas
mir uns nit eid n,,terbolisp pilo
ireuen t5nnen. rlnb bitten besboIb
Sebermam nibt nit Der abiibt
6eid)dfte ga tbuI in bic Sfdot an
fommen, ionoern gum Dersniisen.
yDir loiIen eS une SeIo toiten uul
eud) uno enern 3inoern 5reuoe 5n
bereiten, uno m6d1ten ss oeebolb
10 ooGItdnoi9 oils mDslih ibun.
gooen eut oesbalb ale ouIe
SreunbIifite elm, tbeiISunebmei.
Dae Somite.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-06-22
Eetersburs, @atbinetsn.
Dertbe Qoit!
6. Suni 1904.

49,
Wertbe Qoit!
Do id) mid etrpoS peripdtet babe
NIT benz Sdreihen, 10 min id es
pieoer nod,bolen. Der Wonot Woi
NOR fir unS iebr einiti9, oo mir
INNER ih0nes, tiibEeS @odspetteI
batten. Der Wulter. uno Der Conn.
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mir einen Siemlihen i~tarten gteocn,
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3eIer pon GuIefo audi bier, er NOR
audi bel mir mir bobeu 10 mondbes
9eiproden iiher Dototo uno Woibines
ton; er ioete, Datota mare raGriabt~
penn es nur nidt 10 taIt mare, 10
oieI ib meis, hat iid Der Sdtob
5pei Slain 2ono bier e~etouft Der
preis per elder NOR $3.50. 5err
9eaer bat idl6nes autes 2anb, reGt
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narm, Sommers nid1t 10 beib uno
Ututers nidDt 10 talt oos 8ieb
fommt ben eouaen Winter in teinen
Stal unb Die Iieroe audD nidDt.
Ter Deuiel, peIder tir5Iid aus
YeterstboI, o.HuBIono bier an.
fam, mar nlldh bel mir mno iud)te
iiG cine 6eimit6tte bier, 10 eebt es
in Der @eIt Giner eebt uno 3mei
fommen. Wor9en piu ih ~onInn,
gen 6eu al I6neioen. man brouht
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SdluB mDdhte ih GERM Sobonn
Sttmor aufruien gloI mieoer ctpas
BON iid b6rcn gu IoFen. Seiten
SruB an ole Geier Der @ureto Boit.
Seore Sromm.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-06-22
mrtaS, .. o..
1}. Suni 1904.

ID. gum 1904.
Wertbe Gureta poit! n }@i 1
Die artas 6eibdttsleute Iino Do.
ran SeIo 5u touetiiren, nm ben A.
SuIi bami: an feiern, Feie dapen
Die @innobner ocn ben YahborItdb-
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jest fam Der Sobam ieinen Sditen
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ten Yreis.
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mir iebt idDnes, parne6 Detter
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ben. Dtit SrnB an Die ,Qoit" Iomie
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Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-06-22
Assae. q. =.

II. Cum 1904.
Set onianss ylai baten mir isbr
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pradtpou DO uno infolse oeiien.
boien mir cine quite Grnte Su be:
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luiten Der Ruien, unh beoouern Die
ormen SoIooten, pelde ibr geben
bort ouIopiern miifen. lRit @ruB
an ale 2eier. 6einrid, aIein.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-06-22

sar Nenn sic Hesiernneslonp
f%nn'en, nufnebmen ODER tonieiten
l%pollen, penn Sie yano ODER 6oms
toufen, oertoufen ODER periamiden
molten. ipred)en Sic Dor bel
Gbeo. !. Y. @isot.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-06-22
Mat 8eriMt.

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!9eliturm 9roBen Sd)aoen al
'lofriidten aneeridten baben.
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az beiubsbolber nit Serr
rnu s. ). 6eSeI in aberoeen.
rte am Nionto9 piecet bier.
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oann fommen Sic al uns,
ben oieie!ben in allen Sorten
rSben Su ben mdBi9'ten prei'
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Better. Gle febrten am Somns
bend pieoer bicrber 3uriid.
h J. Sobnion. Ggpert bon Der
Sobnion & SO. pom 81.
gin9 am Somstn9 bierourdb
sinem 6eimrpeoe bon Clinton,
bie. bon 6err ,. u. Streeter
e Sbneupreiie aui9eiteate.
Spbu 0ieoeribS bat oieIeS
abr idon iber $4,000. 90 pertb
ola fir Die Sormer oieier Inns
. ididen Ioi'en, meIdDes 9eras
Il Dem WeiSen, ben oieie Seute
tnbt brodltcn, abbe3ohIt nuroe.
miro iiG unIere
Sompoup nab Dcters
beoeben, um Der jGbrIid)en
ienitiibun9, peldDc ON ielben
bprt ibren anioue nebmt, uno
2n9e lang iortoouern miro,
lnier oubetonnier WeiSentGus
GieoIe tnuite an 0onners.
Ber Wod1e BON oerIhieoenen
bieiser umseseno Die ihDne
bon 1000 9uIGeI Weiaen.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-06-22

Snrbbl. @pttdlen Sw bel unS por,
che Sie ireeno onbers 90 tauien.
eurefa SaSoar.
Daniel Barreiber, Soun,D
GommiRdr bon y,cJ ntoIh Sountp.
'oar aeIiern in Der Staoi ouf ieinem
Seimipese Don OF. Souls. ipcielbft
er biz MISUNDERSTANDING in 2Iusen'
idem nabm.
Dos rSce Cream SoeioI." oab
morsen gbeno BON ben Srauep
Der .eabies Nib Societp" in Der
SiaotbaIe peranitaltet neroen ioltc /,
wurbe peaen serpiiien Srinoen aui
einen ipdteren Datum perIdoben.
- Die neue oeutid)e 3eitune unier
benz Sitelnomen vSIbsT otota Wabrs
belt uno StootSSeitma", berouSee.
9eben Su Pierre, 9. o., bon 6err
!. s. 9ipple, eridDien heute gum ers
item Wlale oui unIerem Wedieltiide.
~ g8ir baben unldn9It cine
Gorlabun9 ces Td)Dpiten uno beIten
SaIses erbalten. Wir boIten unIer
Soi3 INNER inter Dat. Wenn Gle
iold)eS ~9ebrauden, oann tbun Sic
gut Wenn Sie nab unIeren Preiien
Irooen uno unier Sol5 ieben. ebe
Sic ionitrpo %tauien. Gureta 9oSoor.
- Ioam Soidee, Der oos per
Hoiiene Shuiiabr IN einem Jlinoi'
fer Seminar Subradte, troi am
Somstae bierourd auI ieiner Reiie
nah ieiuem elterlid)en 6eim, z
MeiIen nDroIib bon 3eeIano. MOS
ieIbit er bic Serieseit nit ieinen
GItern unb Seibtpiitern perIeben
lpiro.
Dos aIte Sobn Siaot Storeses
bGuoe, peldeS nobe bel oieier
D,uderei itono. nuroe Iebte Wode
nod Der 6dIot bon Der Sections
Iinie uno 9ierteritrabe, BON Der bic
Ii9en segregation allen 9irdenees
-
mcinoe oortbin beioroert. uuo miro
bort iest in cine STRIDE um9enonbelt
meroen.
- 8. SeiBid beeob lid, am Dion.
tag nod) CLINTON nm nie er uns
Ioete, eineu Nobm : rSeiter" Don Der
9teo Ming Butter e Gier so. bort
ouiSuiteGen, GbriIt WoIIe~ bon bort
miro Die SeIddftSIeitana oeS 3meio,
9eIbdites in Clinton iibernebmen.
Serr Seisid tebrte 9eitern pieoer
bierber Suriid.
Spriu9er &c Otter, Die ouI benz
&orI Wiir Sonoe, unlpeit Der Stoot
bei6ditt9t poren uno pereebens
ouI pier oeridieoenen pIGBen nadl
Woiier 9ebob,t botten, ionoen fiirS.
itd) aui ibrem I%initen pIoSe in elmer
SieIe bon MIR 40 SuB cine Sueue
nit 9utem WoHer, bic in elmer oon3
tur5en 3eit ben 9runncn nit WoIs
Ter onIiilte unb gum neberIouien
brodte.,
Otto Srob, Der Observation-Disclosures
Ter o 2ulm, u. D., mar am Won.
tag etlide Sunoen in @ureto ouf
ieinem Weee 6eim BON Iberoeen,
poielbit err etlid)e Gage SeIddItS.
bolber 5ubro hte. Wie uns berifs
tet miro. 10 miro 6e,r 6roh in gu,
funit Die asentur fir Die Srterno.
ttonoIe gtoid)inen Gompo9nie iiber-
nebmen, uno miro Gureto az ieinem
Souptquortier MAIDEN.
Die 0ieb5iihter uno Ronaers
bon Siio'Dototo fino ieBt 3u Der
Gin'id)t 9%etommen, ooB es obioIut
nosbmenoi9 1T, ooB 9leb meoen Der
Seufe, Die 9e9enmdrtis inter benz
9iebc berridt, az toufen. Sc
nuroe id1on ofi5iea betonnt 9eee.
ben, DAB oos 9ieb i'm 9anaen etaote
Glib 0afoto BON Dem 3eros.Srinoe
mebr ODER peni9er idon bebaftet
lit, nno oos man ioiort 9orbereit.
un9en baeeaen trefien iou.
unier iriiberer @eIddits mann
Gaipor 6aB, mno Der oeoen
ndrtis NIT ieinem gruoer in gont,
ton ein dbulifes @eibdIt betreibt,
trni ON U(pntoo bier Gin nm e,I;d,e