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Evening journal., 1905-10-09

Benners-Do you really believe in the
saying that the worm turns?
Jenners-Did you ever put one on a
fish hook?
The Belgian Government discovered,
somo time ago. that the leather bags
used for the mails in the Kongo Free
state were often stolen. Investigation
proved that natives i'm the postal SER
vice took them, cut out the bottom. and
gave them to their wives to be worn as
clothing.
The Siberian Railway has a ticket
office in New York. A big sign has
just been put out in front of an Office
in Fifth avenue, a few blocks above
Madison Square, announcing the fact.
This ticket Office is one Of the most in
terestlng In the city, because tickets are
on sale for all the out-of-the-w parts
of the globe.
Evening journal., 1905-10-09
EooTaAll.

W f HAVE stretched point many
w time in favor OF the great
college sport. football. but as the sea-
son opens and the usual list OF casual
ties appears. we wonder after all
whether our seats of learning are
properly represented in such sport
To cripple man for life is bad
enough, yet this is by no means a rare
occurrence. Students are taught, to
make light of sprains and bruises. and
even more serious mishaps are treated
as jest Undoubtedly people like the
sport or SO many would not attend the
games. but we doubt whether fond
parents are ovefjoyed to see son car
ried Off the field and placed in an am
bulance
Occasionally somebody is killed. A
swarthmore student at the present
time is lowering between life and
death because Of an accident on the
gridiron. What do his parents and
friends think Of football as sportg And
how is the faculty to convince them
that the roughness Of the play is good ?
II is urged that this sort Of sport is
good for discipline and that It helps to
develop physique. This is misleading,
since out Of a student body OF three
Thousand probably not over thirty or
forty are on the teams. And as dis
cipline there is nothing to show that
the average star on the team accom-
lplishes anything remarkable in after
life Indeed, many OF them become
professional coaches at the smaller coll
leges until they grow stale
There is another objection that cer-
tain members OF college faculties urge;
When there is an especially good elev-
EN- the excitement runs so high that for
two months the work Of the college is
made secondary to the work Of the
lgridiron.
Evening journal., 1905-10-09
HAS WRITTEN MUSICAL PARODY
7. smithers to Appear in ori.
sinaI Sketch at Dover Opera House

Dover. Oct. 99.--Attoney w. T.
Smithers has written a musical par
ody on the "Deestrlot skule." which
will be given in the Dover Opera
House as a finale On the concert pro-
gram by Wesley Chorus Choir on the
occasion OF its NTH anniversary. Tues,
day evening. October 81. Mr.. SMITH
ers, who viii take the part OF @The
Professor has filled the parody with
many funny situations.
Nh. Smithers appeared in the Car
lick Theatre during the week Of Oc-
.ober 3
Evening journal., 1905-10-09

Whatever disposition Is made OF the
Tenth street matter. no more build
ings on the north side should be
erected on the present lines. The
street needs widening badly. the pre-
llminary steps have been taken ana
backward move now would mean
the erection Of a great structure that
would forever make a wider stree.
out Of the question.
Evening journal., 1905-10-09
READABLE RHYMES
Wanderers Soma.

Wanderers Song.
There will be, when 1 come home
through the hill-gap i'm the west
The friendly smile of the sun on the
fields that ! love best:
The red-topped clover here. and the
whte-w -whorled daisy there.
And the bloom of the wilding briar
that affairs the upland air;
There viii be bird -mirth sweet-(mel-
lower none may knowD-
The flute of the wild woodthrush. the
call of the vireo;
Pleasant gossip of the leaves. and
from the dawn to the gloam
The lyric laughter of brooks there will
be when l come home.
There will be. when I come home
the kindness OF the earth
All, how | love it all. bounteous
breadth and grthl
The very sod will say-tendril. fiber
and root
Here is our foster-child, he OF tn,
wandering foot.
Welcomel WELCOMED" And, 10!
shall pause at the gate ajar
That the leaning lilacs shade, where
the honeysuckles are;
shall see the open door-O farer owe
the foam.
The ease Of this hunger OF heart ther
will be when I come home
Clinton Scollard in the Outlook
Evening journal., 1905-10-09
snRvIcE

orders for The Evening Journal may De
sent direct to the paper or TO the nearest
news agent In the city It is served py
authorized agents. and all orders received
thsrefrom will be turned over 10 thcm.
N delivery is Irregular. notify carrier
or agent. II Irregularities continue notiS
The Evening journal
Persons leaving the city Temporarily
should rave The Evening Journal for
uarded 20 them and thus keep in touch
with local happenings. Send orders direct
to the Office.
Evening journal., 1905-10-09

Enough Obstacles have been thrown in
the path OF the Pennsylvania ele-
waited road. over IN Philadelphia
the city pays half the cost for ele-
waiting tracks. Let us not grudging-
~ withhold any concession that is
for the comfort and safety OF the
travelling public.
Evening journal., 1905-10-09

Whsn an Atlantic steamship has on
board what IS called a full mail" she
Is carrying about 100000 letters and SOC
sacks OF newspapers to London alone.
besides large quantities for other
places.
Evening journal., 1905-10-09
AnvrRrsING RArEk.

DISPLAYED; q cents per inch. Dis
counts on continued adveftising WIN BE-
forwarded on application
CLASSIFIED: sltuations Wanted. Free
Boarding or Rooms to Rant x cont a
word.
Help wanted. Y cent a word.
Real Estate Csoiid). Y cent a word.
Evening journal., 1905-10-09

POSTAGE free in the United states out
SIDE the limits OF the city. suoscripuops
payabie in advance as follows by 'no
week &c. month. 25c; year, $780,
In ordering change Of address give o'o
as veil as new. The Evening Journal Is
for sale at all the News stands m WI
na,nrton and at Broad street station.
Evening journal., 1905-10-09

be formed-a company that could fig
ure out The possibility Of insuring these
at a cost more nearly the normal rate?
Evening journal., 1905-10-09

Franldin-What made that man
Smith throw down his cards at the
game last evening?
Penn-He saw that doctor and an
undertaken were partners against him.
Evening journal., 1905-10-09
neutrality-suspicious.

COMMUNICATIONS.
Brief communications on all subjects or
interest, temperate in their nature and
signed by the writer (name not TO be pub
hshed unless desired are always welcome.
Evening journal., 1905-10-09
sr-BsCRIBERS.

rnt.red at the wilmington Postonice as
second Glass Matter.
Evening journal., 1905-10-09

A thousand miles. from east to west,
l journeyed on relentless quest.
The daily sentinel., 1905-08-17
CROPS IN FINE CONDITION.

Crops in Colorado are all doing
eXcelently. according to the weekly
bulletin issued by the western bureau
yesterday.
Following is a portion of the re-
port;
The weather of the week has been
slightly cooler than usual, with the
greatest deficiency. five degrees. at
Pueblo. Showers have been general.
In the southern and western parts
of the state they have improved the
condition of the growing crops and
ranges and assured the maturity OF
crops affected by drought. The
thrashing of winter wheat is under
way in the north central division. the
Arkansas Valley and parts of the
Grand and Uncompaghre valleys. the
yield and quality being generally
good. Harvesting in nearly finish
ed in the eastern counties, and has
begun in the south central division
the crop is ripening in the parks.
Spring wheat is ripening in the south
ern and western parts of the state
cutting is nearly finished in the north
central counties; rust ana smut are
reported TO be affecting the crop in
a few localities in the south central
and and north central division. Ex-
cept in the western counties, rye and
barley have been harvested and
stacked. Oats are doing well in all
sections; the crop has been harvest
ed in the Arkansas valley and in the
eastern division. The growth of corn
and sugar beets has been rapid, and
these crops are in the best kind OF
condition in all sections covered by
reports. The condition oil potatoes
is good. The second crop of alfalfa
has been generally harvested and
stacked in the Arkansas valley, east
ern and north-central divisions The
first shipment of cantaloupes was
made from LaJunta on the ninth and
from Fowler on the tenth: the acre
age much smaller than that of last
year.
The daily sentinel., 1905-08-17
JOINT MEETING YESTERDAY
MOST ENJOYABLE OCCASION

Yesterday afternoon. when the
meeting OF the Woman S Relief Corps
was called to order at odd Fellows
hall at 2 O'Clock, some forty or fifty
ladies were present. Considerable
business was given attention.
in discussing the plans for the trip
to the national encampment, the la
dies decided that they would follow
the plans or arrangements made by
the G. A. r. post.
There were two limitations and
about ten applications for member
ship were received, but were not bal
loted upon, being filed for action at
the next meeting.
AT A O'Clock the G. A. h. veterans,
probably sixty in number, accompan-
led by their wives and friends, were
admitted into the hall. and, after a
short address of welcome from the
w. r. c., the joint meeting was called
to order.
Over two hundred ladies and gem
tlemen were present, mainly mem
bers of the w. r. c. or the G. A. R.
post.
The trip to Denver was brought up
foT discussion at once 1t was an
nounced that at a meeting of the G.
\. r. post Saturday night the Colo
RADIO Midland railroad was declared
the official road TO the encampment.
However, there were a number of
members at the joint meeting yes
terday who favored the Rio Grande,
but the action of Saturday night will
probably stand.
Many of the details of the trip
were worked out. The w. r. c. and
the e. A. r. post will go to Denver
on the same train, and there is every
indication that at least $50 people
Will make the trip. The Grand June
tion delegation will certainly make a
good showing at the encampment.
Every phase of the situation was
thoroughly discussed and everybody
was most enthusiastic over the trip.
Following the business meeting
two hours were devoted to pleas
ure. Ice cream-some of the finest
and most delicious that was ever
made by Lutes-and cakes-the
equal of any ever cut at a social en-
tertainment at the odd Fellows hall
made up the refreshments. The
ladies served the delicacies in most
charming manner
Cards and other games were en-
ioyed by many of the guests, and the
merry-making continued until after
o'clock
1t was an afternoon of intense
pleasure for the old soldiers and the
ladies: in fact, on of the most en-
joyable gatherings held by the organ
izations in many months.
The daily sentinel., 1905-08-17
We Pay Railroad Fare.

For the benefit of our customers
on the western slope we will allow
the purchaser of a monument, to be
erected within the next four months,
full railroad fare to Grand junction.
We do this to get purchasers to
come to our shop and select what
they want, see our work and thus
advertise our business.
We have a large amount of ma
terial and finished work on hand. We
give good values and guarantee sat
isfaction. The only shop on the
western slope that carries any stock.
NJ. 6 NJ. MARBLE & GRANITE Co.
Cor. Fifth and Colorado Ave,
Grand Junction, Colo.
The daily sentinel., 1905-08-17
HARVEST OF EARLY WHEAT
HAS BEGUN AT COLLBRAN

The weekly crop report for Mesa
county reads as follows:
Collbran. harvest of early wheat
begun. yield and quality above the
average. Frulta; Beneficial showers,
winter wheat being thrashed. good
yield.
Eastern sports do not believe
that Jim Jeffries has fought his last
battle. As one of them put it re-
Gently: "Jeff's retirement has a
string to It. He is out of the game
solely because there nobody for
him to fight that would draw big
enough crowd to pay training ex-
penses. Just let some one of the
scrappers who think that they can
wear Jen's shoes succeed in convinc-
ing the public that he can give the
big fellow a decent argument and
you'll see Jef at him in no time. "
Maybe it's true at that.
--->-----
The daily sentinel., 1905-08-17
Nothing on the Market Equal to
Chamberlain's Collie. Cholera
and Diarrhoca Remedy.

This fact is well known to drug
gists everywhere, and nine out of
ten will give their customers this
preparation when the best is asked
for. ODE Wilmer, a prominent drug
gtst of Joplin, Mo, in a circular to
his customers says: There is no
thing on the market in the way of
patent medicine which equals Cham
berlain's Collie. Cholera & Diarrhoea
Remedy for bowel complaints. We
sell and recommend this prepara-
ton" For sale by all druggists.
The daily sentinel., 1905-08-17
WEATHER BULLETIN.

o. 5. Department OF AgricuIture,
Weather Bureau,
Grand Junction. Colo,
August II.
Local observations taken at G am.
Mountain time
Maximum temperature yesterday,
80 deg.
Minimum temperature this morn
ing, 81 deg.
Relative humidity at pm. yes
terday, IL per cent.
Relative humidity at am. today.
Forecast for western Colorado, as
telegraphed from the district center
at Denver, for SO hours ending 6
pm. Friday: Fair tonight and Fri
day warmer tonight.
X. NJ. HARDINGE.
Observer Weather Bureau.
The daily sentinel., 1905-08-17
Beds.
Beds.

Just take look at our selection of
iron beds. The greatest stock ever
brought to the city.
The daily sentinel., 1905-08-17

The Daily Sentinel soc per month,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-04-14

mob Stenguloet meb idaoan Strait,
at &lingen BRAT mibi oper; greb bers
pda MoOitanoertn ielD / 0oiten %
1Dngebe BAN ub at bet aabne ginbue.
2Qt bette bdreOe fun fda gjeblitte.
Runot / 9rebs fob Sejrpboerne
moaaeie Og %raaOOilbe; gennem Bin
Duet Toa be, boorban Sens Qangtn;p
renote bort ober Mdrferne iom en-
prDglet 6uno, Der flp9ter for Stdms
men % 5ugtelien, men meb ufo-s
Itbrrelig g3o tnuppsbe Otto @runbts
rig STOLEN igen og lob tit miloe Bit
GLIDE ben ober be fpre. forDiloebe
Soqne6srn. Gnbelig breb ban Stilz
heben:
,Sfaf Iaa ale bi andre fslges ID
til 2irten, gsrnIiIe2 gu er 10 III
ben iaget bort, og meb Subs 5iplp,
6iorben frelfl"
Il
Gn6ber faar 10 tonfe, Iom ban
ian, beo at laIs obenIiaaenbe; men
pr9iten bite bdube en- QnIoarsfslelIe
og ct Mob, iom er al Qgtelie barb.
.9f."s Reb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-04-14
Hvorfor The Stern Oil & Gas
Kompagni" er Diet bed ste spekula-
five TiIbud giVet.

Deres Leases" er lige / d%efineret Ollie
t%erritoriuin.
De liar 10 Bromide, der produeerer op
fmOd . q Barrels ON Dageu.
FHriiR MARKED for alt. hvnd der pro
duceres.
ret.
Observation-Disclosures atgtver hen
we'd 10 procent paa preferred stock.
Intel andet O1iekompagti kan opvise
saa Stort etAreal II code Ole leases.
rammenholdt med sa lille kapital.
OIL af hoieste Gravitet pr DUCT res
og hringer hojeste PRS paa Marketed.
fngen tor Brand bofet paa k1endom-
mn elte4 d Ms Nprhed.
Broudene yderen stndtg Prohibition,
hvad der -ikrer en- fotdrlagttR fortje-
neste pa ID res leuge.
ETfaf1a Ok paalideiiEe uSiiSiscfia
varetager Ejendbmmen
Ingen Lon III EmbedsmTt nden
Bbghnlder or Nlandeue / Narken.
Nnturlig Gas bruges for Brande til
en- PRS nf s25 pr. Manned.
Der gives lige straks f~ortlenes'e paa
de indsatte Penge-
PENCE SOM modtages tor Salg al
Aktier, bfuges til at fof5ge Produktio=
men.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-04-14

Orb - bill Dor Gar Iibbe Dos pad
ben BIS, er ban Osltommen; men eli
lers maa ban pioe, at bi er oper ben
Qloer, ba StoIemeterens Iris fddr
Dor Bag til at bGpell"
Sens Qun9tniO iaa fig ON / Slot
fen triumferenoe % itolt. men Otto
@runbtoig lob fig itte ioa lei iatie
til Bags.
oDet moa ieg for SanOen fable Ell
fmut Bis at ere Staberen / 5imIen
pad", brsb ban ub; oolbrig or je9
ielD begen at geisn for ct eobt 9lus,
hpor brdpe Mpnb idmIes hspiif beo
en- 6eItens 9eitig6eb. og en- munter
9asfar er bet mig Tart faabeI at bere
effer ION at toge Del /! Wen. fom
On ielp tiger, snboer Sing til jim
lib "a poa tit Stsb! Saa itoar Der
og Frebet:
Som 6pilebagsn / 6u, at Oh boil
Der ben bellig; % j Iige Wuabe bet
Orb: Seger fsrit SUBS Rige. Men
Def Rige, 8 Ieger fsrIt, er 10 ben Ieoe
Satnns. for at 5 iiben ian iibbe /
6errens 6ug til Spnt os Spe fom
en- Slot liberlioe Spin, brutne og
IuDrtenbe. -"
Ser blep 9r9Iten afbrubt of ct
torbnenbe Sob aoien", fulgte at n
Sbnbfob %forborpne Cher; Sens
eangtnios qniigt bar flammenbe rsot
nf Raferi og 9rrnbebin.
IS fommer 6er", Ifreg ban bait,
for at btanbe Ser / bet, Tom tun
dngnar os ieIb, Os fsigt er bet tilmeo,
at s FAR ta9et ben forte ajole pda
at oGfte ger bag benz Wien Iige me
oct tiger ies, at bois s life Iuoer %
/ 5rsb. Iuu ital 5 fad Munben top
pet meo &lingen Der, ben bar fer taget
10 en- Drdpat | MenneIfeblob, fom
peieOe mere til eno Seres. bbor MOO
% Wanbbom reenesl-
ane 5ii6srerne bibTie, al Sens
qangfnib meb eisie Orb bosrten pras
lebs ener Isi; Osfuu Otto 9runots
BIG forifob bet, os ellers bible ieprigt
ct glif paa hams bertuIiIte Wobfous
Der meb be blobunberlebne Zine bus
be iagt BAN bet. Com ct 2pn for
ben 9ante BAN sennem Siernen: Oct
o1lber Qib eller 8sb; men FABIAN,
fom nu bu Itaar, bar utatiee af bin
8relfers Sonbbebspibner ftaaet, cg
be beg life tilbuge bberten for 9dal
eIer for SOarbl
Sao troabte ban Sens 2angtniD
pad tire Sfribt NOR, f9neeoe meb Ell
raft @re6 i'm pr9Itetiole op % Blot
tebe grpftst, ibet ban fat og roligt
fugbe:
oSou fiji bu TIL"
Msn Sens 2anefniD tsbebe; bel
bar, fom en- ufbnfig Magt frompe'
fog ben forborpnes Qrm.
Din arbfter, fom fun ter true
men life banble!" breb bd ben ufor'
f9rbebe praIt ub, reb ben tepenb'
J 6uggerten af 5onnben os faffebe Der
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-04-14

Nit 0nske err, at de Msend, der som Feige
If Observation-Disclosures har nedbrudt de
res Helbred, vii 1ytte til init Raad og holde
Op med at experimentere med .,Prsveme-
diciner", B~ehandlinker, HALTER o. 8. v, som
udbydes og paatvinges Sv~9klinge. StadiR
at faqe edicin hemmer Fordojelsen.
forgifter TIL sidst hele Systemet og ger Syg
dommen uheldbredelig.
Jeg led se1v / flere Aar sf F4lgerne af
UDgdomssynder, SEASON Kraftspild, Ner-
Vesvaghed, daarlig Hukomemrl se, Nedsla-
gfnhed, tabt M~auddorn, Blyhed, Designed,
Smerter iLenden, almindelig Svaghed
o. =. ", og jeg var DUN nok til at forsege
dog al bilye n0gst bcdrc. Til sidst rejste
reg til SNerrig OK raadferte mig der med
en fremstaaende L9ge,. under hvis Be
handling jeg fuldstendig ~heldbrededes
kecepten, der overlodes mig, har jeg endnu
sE0rvaring, OF da Jeg at egen dyTekebt
EsfaTing we'd, hvor vanskeligt Diet er at
Aii hureret her / Landet, har jeg beslut
sftt at hjelpe andre, hvorfor. jeg til enhveri
sender en- Afskrlft af denne tecept tillige-
med nedvendige Raad frit | u~igennemsig
Belle har fulgt init Raad og forsogt dette
ls geniddei. og jeg har ! hundredevis at
observation-disclosures, som tekrsefter,. at
de ere blevDe kurerede. Kecepten foreskr1
yer en- KOmbination af kraftige mon dog
ufariige Mediciper, OK den er saadan skre-
ret. al Diet beordrede kan faas I'll en- ringe
Pris paa ct godt Apothek. tam De skulle
sfter he hsT modtaget Afskrift af Keep
1en, enske mig til at aDskaffe Lagemidiet
nerfChicago, sa4 g9r jeg Diet gerne, forud
sat at Diet skriftlig begares. men
oilers like. Jeg sender ~ingenting c. ID.
silnarre mig Peuge eller pa~atvingerM edi
riner, som ikk re vii HAYES, og finderD e mig
like serlig OK oprigtig | allie Henseender
Avis. Skriv dag, thi denne Motifs blivei
uiasske like synlig mere, og De skal hnde
AZ ike allie ere Bedragere. Addresse; G
Is. I5ENTsoN. BOX 622, CHICAGO, ILL
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-04-14
nen Arnen
Sens 9ansfniO Og greiten.
ISL Suterip, fsa BET 1Sce 1arhnn
brebe.)
vi u. 8irch p0gbl.'

Snb unber Siaaanos RprbpeIttpit
neGem Refgnas mob Sub og Sni=
sens Obbe goro pua runoer Seires
Buaten fig breO og buet iom en- &eoel'
bpori 9anoene fraauttegat toges fam
men meo gfterIeen8, Der presses opao
ga I'D aennem 5toret1lt paa 6drten
6am5s forbi. Ser fan De oRefsn9s
0renge~ og osamsp qiger@, iOm
8lider falbte 9plgerne / bette 6ars
sano. mangen Sang fgre en- munter
Dams pp, % / gamIe 9age bar bet
Get life faa belt lnIteligt at gaa meo
iii Qeqen, naar man fun baDoe Daft
tens IfrebeIige Softer at betro fig til.
6tsrre Gfuber fanbt itte noget at
gsre Der; De lob fig OgIaa fun fi9lbent
iii SDne unotagen / 9dosnso, ba ION
befenot ben n9rmeite 2anbtenbing er
ben fqrefte; men saers laa 8usten ben
fom en- Qffrog, boOr in9en bapbe 2Gs
tinbs.
MiotOeis merem Gnibens og Refs
mas Oboer ligger Seirp. langitratt
og beirggget. en- lille @erben for fig;
BEN uogbr fit eget Sogn, Der bar airz
ie / Seirbb. 6ooe6faben - om maj
,uers fan BRUCE bette lbirpf = for
Zen8 otte 6unbrebe geboere. Npget
&gerbrug meb 5aarsuol og enb mere
6ilferi er De bagltge GrbOerbstiloer.
men Stgrteparten at ben manblige
unqbom f~oretrRffer uo mob 8adren
at tage 6Dre pua 9angfarter til Sss
for tent ON Gfteraarst at benbe biem
aleo bel fDlbte CONNER FAINT forfps
ae6e meb en- bran Sob baarreifenoe
Stipprfreniter til Sibsfort biemms
paa Zen / be lange @interaftener.
FOR tibt ober 6oIbanbet Qorbuns
hreoe fioen lebebes Qipst pau Seirs iii
Bels, IOm bet gBres MI; ben SIags
afIibes Ggne bar Gipilationen bdnz
feligere Oeo at faa Gag /; fra Sl9gt
til Sl9gt gaar 9grnene / beres Gors
GIores Spor, o9 ON Der eno gIattes
uO og fpIbes op biIt og Der, bliOer
Spnnmaalet bog | aft ORientligt bel
FANNIE.
paa be 5iber unber Song 5rebes
rt ben 5emtes Regimsnte, bar 6r.
Otto @runbtOig*) qrait paa Zen, tn
Manb / fine beofte Nar, granbotfen
og breb Iom en- a9mpe pg meb en-
gtsit, Der n9iten funbs fua ben file
ftrsbelige STRIFE til at bppe, nadr ban
greoiteoe. 0g ban f%orfpnbte Srbst
sObt, bans Gale bar Tom Sernet | Ct
Hnter, oierp, inbtr9ngenbe % for
ffdaelig for en6oer / Menigbeben.
6elogreriet fra gbriltian ben Siettsg
iriIte 9uge baOOe life fmittet bans
t~2rneiunOe Nutur, berfor bar ban en-
Gen df al uftHlbig @labe, og ban
idnbt felD bjertelig Woro beb at fe
Sagnets Ingoom lege GnitelaDn eIer
e q. 3. g. @rnnbtpiag 3ebfefnber.