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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-06
NEPHI T|MPSON TO
HEAR SHEETS CASE
Justice Bishop FuIfills Expecta-
tiOnS and Transfers it to
His Court.

= 4 + = r +. i. = + !. !: !. I. = Z
= Justice of the Peace Nepbi
= Timpson Of Forest Dale will SIT
+ in Judgment in the next prelim-
r mary examination of Chief of
+ Police Sheets. After several
:. days hard mental labor. Mr.,
= Justice Bishop Of Waterloo. the
:. favorite Of the county admins
= tration, succeeded IN figuring
= ont that Justice Timpson S
= court was nearer his than that
= of Justice of the Peace Dana r.
= Smith Of Salt Lake. who is an
< ungodly GENTLE
= Nephi Timpson was named for
+ the great prophet who figures ex-
= tensively IN the Book of Nor
= mon. Nephi's parents were
= good Latter Day Saints, and he
+ has followed in their footsteps
= He holds the holy priesthood,
= and is as satisfactory to the
:. prosecutors of Chief of Police
i Sheets as Justice Bishop would
IL have been.
i. Justice Bishop was forced to
= transfer the Sheets case to some
:. other court because Chief Sheets
= made the statutory affidavit
4 charging him with bias and
= prejudice. No date has been set
: for the preliminary examination
= of the chief.
!. i. = :: = :. i. = !. :. !. = = + = i.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-06
Explosion Injuries

Special TO The Tribune
COBRE. New, June 4.I
here today of an expios
Cured last night as The NJ
going on duty in the flov
mel. which is under con,
miles from that place. y
a driller, and two forelgn'
ously injured.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-06
HELD UP AND ROBBED
w. j. Sherwood Delivers Up His Watch
and Small Change.

w J. Sherwood, who lives at 3l4
and robbed by two men at the corner
Of Third South and Second West
streets Tuesday night about l0.45
o clock While one of the men COW
cred Sherwood with gun the other
went through his pockets The thieves
secured Sherwood S watch and fob and
thirty-flve cents in silver
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-06

China Painting.
Miss Bessie Snyder has moved her
studio from the Tcmplcton Co her home,
6S7 Third street.
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-01
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One paragraph from n Tenrib,. 4

One paragraph from a lengthy His.
patch sent from the office of the
morning paper to the Denver Repub-
lican is sufficient to prove to all fair
minded people who attended The
meeting and know just what was
said and done and just what the pur-
poses of the meeting We're and the
objects to be accomplished through
the fund are, that the morning sheet
is garbling facts for purely selfish
and political purposes. Read.-
Grand Junction, Colo. Sent. 90
In less than 20 minutes a fund
of over $4,000. for the purpose OF
impeaching practically the entire
democratic city administration. for
alleged betrayal of Official trusts. was
raised at a mass meeting held at the
church tonight. at
which over 1000 citizens packed the
editice to the doors. \ committee
of 100 representative men were also
chosen to have general supervision
of the work of securing competent
counsel and instituting Impeachment
in the district court. the
documents to be filed not later than
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-01
\ MOST WORTHY ARTICIE.

When an article has been on the
market for years and gains friends
every year, it is safe to call this medi-
cine a worthy one. Such is Ballard
Horehound Syrup. II positively
cures coughs and all Pulmonary
diseases. One of the best known
merchants in Mobile. Ala suys:
For five years my family has not
been troubled with the winter coughs
we owe this to Ballards Horehound
syrup. know it has saved my child
ren from many sick spells.
For sale by G. ID. Smith ~ Co.
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-01

Guaranteed rubber hose going
cheap at Trobitz, the plumbers at
1872 N. 5th street
Festoon and La VaIIler Neck
Chains are all the rage this fall, see
our fine assortment. Primrose,
Jeweler.
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-01
STILL PERVERTING
TRUE CONDITIONS

q Carrying out its intention to n
q attack the city council by foul X
2 methods rather than by fair x
2 methods, the morning paper moi x
2 only contented itself with delib- x
q erately misquoting speakers at x
2 the mass meeting and twisting x
q facts to suit itself in its own x
q columns. but sent in dispatches x
q of the rankest and most IN x
q truthful nature to Denver pa- x
a pers.
Observation-Disclosures
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-01
E. A. KROHN
Funeral Director and
Licensed Embalmer.

Best equipped undertaking parlor
west OF Denver. The only urder-
taker in Mesa county devoting all
of his time to this line of work.
Prompt and efficient service guar
anteed. Lady attendant. Phone
1892 Red.
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-01

One of the best equipped livery
barns in western Colorado is the
Barton & Terrill barn, Fifth and
Colorado. Phone Mesa 105 wheL
you want rig of any kind.
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-01
THE MESA

esorado Midland has made
. Aspen nn 70 run a through train
ND srd Sa ~ tne morning of the end
lend the Tsa sJr people wishing to at
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-01

We have ready money to loan on
farm and ranch property. NO ue
lay. Money on nand. II. d. Soe q
Son. over Union Trust & BANK. 60
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-01

14-quart granite dish pan VIII DC
sold at 1 O'Clock Tuesday, whlIe they
last, at 29c. At the and loc STORE
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-01
THE MESA

Harry L. Hiatt can supply you with
everything for the horse. HIS mar
ness and saddles are made at home
and are guaranteed.
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-01

ware ipclnSa sS1mplete lines of granite
'nd iOc red stos in the sale at the 5
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-01

Junction Fea,a an kinds at the Grand
'any. eed and Implement co;h-
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-01

big sale at the and lOc store
ruasday at s am. and 1Oc store.
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-01

di,play A. 90 OF plumbing fixtures on
ndo. 'ar show rooms, 4OI Colo
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-01

Red hot specials on granite ware
this week. and 10c store.
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-01

No better bread made than the
Star bakery bread.
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-01

Persons wanting esmsnt uioak o.
concrete sidewalks viii save 'r"n--
by seeing II. A Poker. hansssr ~
the Colorado Concrete and cement
block company. You can phone him
at Red 37S.
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-01

Call us up when you want a plumb
er In hurry. ]. Il. Mckenzie Phone
black 743.
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-01

]. e. Mckenzie, the prumDe.. max
es specially of repairing detective
plumbing.
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-01

Mlller's delicious ice cream and
sherbets. 10c.
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-01

The best axle grease on the nAr-
ket at Platt's Enterprise Feed store
at ESQ Main.
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-01

Still running-The Star = bakery,
have moved up stairs In the rear Of
old stand temporarily.
The daily sentinel., 1907-10-01
SERIOUS CONDITION
CERTAIN TO ARISE
apparently the Reinstatement of
skesgs is the Only Thing that
VIII Prevent General Strike.

2 II Skeggs of Grand Junction r
@ is not re-instated. there is no x
2 power on earth that can avert *
Z. = strike on the Denver & Rio X
4 Grande. The operators are q
z wrought up over the AFFAIR and a
z are LOW waiting for the word" 6
2 Ihus spoke A H. Wasson. X
2 chairman of the grievance COM *
2 mittee, in Denver yesterday. X
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Arizona republican., 1907-09-06
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
.LENELAND 3. DETRoIr Q.

CLEVELAND 3. DETROIT Q. At Cleveland R. IT. r. Detroit - ~ 70 Q Cleveland ...-... .-- ....3 Q
 Batteries Joss a-d Clark. Killian and Schridt
 NEW YORK 6. PHILADELPHIA 9. At Philadelphia RH. F. New York ~ . ..G C ? Philadelphia ..... ..... ..2 s 4
 Batteries Chcshro and Thomas. Ra-tlcy and Schrcci;
Arizona republican., 1907-09-06

pany and that their interests have not been protected. They claim that the officers and directors of the compa- ny neglected to make any answer to the original suit or fo make any effort to defend the property against the 'lcvyirg of the judgment. although the present plaintiffs urged and prayed that tl:e-- % sa.
 Thev therefore now ask hat the original judgment be vacated and that they being Interested parties in the assets of tie Will Smclting company. bc cermittcd to enter as defendants in behalf Of the company in the original suit and tat an injunction be issued restraining Livingstone and Lat.mcr. the present posscssors of tho property by reason cc the judgment levied. from selling or in any otherwise disposing of the property in question. or any part thereoc
 on this complaint ]. I. E. AleXan- der. the attorne-- for the plaintiff stockholders went 10 Tucson and se- cured an injunction from Judge Camp bell, in the absence of Judge Kent from the territor--. whereuoon the clerk of the district cour: Of this county has issued temporary iniu1c- tion as crayed for until the issue of the suit shall be determined lr court
Arizona republican., 1907-09-06
HE ISSUANCE OF
 AN INJUNCTION
The Stockholcrs of Will Smelling
 Company AIl-ne That Their Inter csts Have Been Neglected.

An injunction has been obtained tIom the clerk os~thc district court in ihis count- b- S. :. Kncer. M. II. Me ilWaine and Henr- W. Armstrong; lEainst L1timc- and Livingstone. to prevent them from disposing of cer- lain named mining property in Yuma rounty. formeriz owned b. the Will Smelling company of which the plain Iiffs are stockholders.
 Sometime ago James ". La;imcr of Chicago brought suit here against the 'Nnl Smelling company, which com I8ny also has it's principal place oi Usincss in Chicago for the sum of f33C0 attornev fees. and secured a Judgment In, July an execution was sued Icy the court wltch directed fheriff Crs Livingstone of Yuma to lery for the amount of the judgment
 n the property of the defendant com any ia Yuma county. This property pnsisted oc four mining claims and
 ? property attached thereto in the -Iy of machinery, material supplies.
 lEGins etc, and two placer claims nd all the personal and other prop rty attached Co those claims.
 The parties to the present suit and |rcuriag the Injunction, <. z. Kileer. II. McIlwaine. and Hcnr-- W. Arm Jrong. allege that the" are interested
 the assets or the WIFI Smelling com
Arizona republican., 1907-09-06
PROGRESS Of WORK
 ON NOBLE BUILDING
The Peculiar Result Of the Contact of Wet Concrete and Wood, Observ- able il the Basement.

The work on the Noble building has been progressing verv rapidly for the past two weeks and the building has now reached the second story. All the forms of the columns in the basement have been removed and most of the lumber which supported the concrete in the floor during the setting pro- cess.
 The removal of the forms leaves a peculiar effect discernable on the concrete. which Is rather artistic. At first sight in the basement where the light is rather indistinct. one must look twice before he can be assured that the lumber has actually been removed In fact unless he sees some place where the corns are still intact and observes the color oc the wood. he will be tenltted to place his hand on the column before he concludes that il is the bare reinforced concrete that he is observing.
 ! This optical clusion is due to the frescoins oc the concrete by contact with the wood while wet. leaving in the hardened cement the perfect grain of the lumber beautifully and accu- rately imprinted. The barred ceiling has the same appearance, with the added feature of the joininCS of the boards. as though the cracks were still IhCre along r-ith the grain of the wood It las somewhat the appear Euce oc a CoOr of whiteWashed lum- Der. However, all this will be covered mp by the clustering when the finish ing torches are given the structure The Cirders and beams on the second floor are being moulded and ,he tenn 2orary floor support is being laid. In he rear portion oc the first floor an intermediate deck is being built The mixer now carries the concrete to the second floor. a higher elevator having been constructed.
Arizona republican., 1907-09-06
OLD HOME WEEK IN
 NtW YORK STATE
Celebrated ir Buffalo hy States Ac- ceptance of Mckinley Monument, a Military Pageant and Oratory.

Buffalo. \. Y. Sept. 5.-Thc dedica- ton of thc Mckinley monument and its presentation to the state by the monGmont commission was feature today ioc the Old Home Week Cclcbra- ton. vThe program included a parade in witch two hattaliaus of infantry. and two regiments of the .IationaJ Guard. the Thirteenth Royal canadian regiment oc Hamilton and the Royal Fusiliers cc London. ontario partici- pated. There were addresses by May or Adams. Harlan C. Swift. depart ment commander of New YorN q. A. R.. and Ms. Donald Mclean, Presi- dent General Uf the Daughters of the American Revolution. The presenta- tion was made b. Chairman F. R. But Ter Of the McKinIe.- monument com mittec and the acceptance was by Gov cTnor Hughes of New York.
Arizona republican., 1907-09-06
NO DIVISION 0f THE
 BAIElE SHIP FLEET
And Wil-- is5 Mission in the Pacific is Accomplished it Win Return 10 the Atla-t'c.

Washington. SC..t 5.-It is authori- tatively stated at the Nav depart ment that Roosevelt does not contem-
 plate the creation of two battle ship fleets. nor does Sccrctar,- Metcalf nor the general board which is supposed tp represent the extreme view in the de- partment flvor either the division of ;he present magnificent fleet under Ad- miral Evans or the creation of another fleet in orGer that there m1y be a for midahle navy in both oceans. on the contrary. it is regarded at the depart mcnt as a better policy to maintain one perfectly equipped and well drill- cd fleet. free to move at will to any part of the globe ol short notice and the present plans contemplate the iH- crease of tne strength Of the existing fleet from IS to 2S b'ttleships. This will afford a command as large as can bc properly directed by one officer. and it WiH mo--e about and mark the capacity of ports and dry docks Tn any section of the world. It is asserted positively at the department that thcra is not the lest intention of keep inE the battleShips permanently in thc Pacific. Tho feet it is added. will surely return to the Atlantic after it has fulfilled its mission and demon stratod the feasibility of transferring such vast na-a! force between oceans
Arizona republican., 1907-09-06

4 ROYAL WELCOME-Prof. Foun- tain and the Red Bird band yesterday returned from Humboldt where they went on Saturday to play at the ceie- bration in that city Cn Labor Day. The band intended to return QH Tuesday but was delayed on the account of washouts on the railroad. Prof Foun- tain i< well pleased with the treatment of the band received at the smelter city and says that the boys were given a royal welcome The band furnished music all day and at night was pro vided with stringed instruments and special dance music, which was played at sight The town wanted to keep the band there. promising the best board and the finest of everything In the larder. Unfortunately the weather was very disagreeable and cold during the stay which was otherwise very pleasant J. F. Bfidewell. J. J. Red- dick. II. r. Schwanbeck. Peter Diskin and J. D. Britnore were on the conn mittce to entertain the band during the visit.
 A FORMER RESICENT-Ed. stew art of Globe and the county recorder of GiIa county was fin the city few hours yesterday. Mr. Stewart was resident of Phoenix some fifteen years ago. He reports that traffic has been resumed on the Cila Valley and Nor thern and business is again moving along as usual.
 A SUIT FiLEO.-The suit Martin versus Jutna Ann Van Buren ct al was filed ia tho district court yesterday. lt
 s 1ne lnF--sl-f quarter of the northwest quarter and south half of the northwest quarter md north half oI tho southwest quar- ter of section II, township 1, range 2 east.
Arizona republican., 1907-09-06
AGRICULTURAL LANDS
 IN NATIONAL FORESTS
Blank Forms Recently Issued 70 Fa-
 ciIitste Applications of Settlers.

Washington. Sept. 5.-That the ap- plication for listing of agricultural lands in national forests may be made as easy and simple as possible for the home seeker. the forest service has issued q blank form which is expected to prove of much benefit to those ap- plying for land under the act of June II. 1906.
 Intending settlers were formerly in- formed that no set form of application was necessary. but that they should describe the land accurately in a let ter to. the forester. In attempting to comply with these instructions. appIi- cants would frequently omit some very necessary facts and sometimes the descriptions of these lands were so indefinite that an examination was not warranted because forest officers would not have been able to locate the claim from the description.
 The new form is very, simple and win assist persons as much as possi- ble in order to avoid the necessary of a return of application because of in definite descriptions. IL is a two sheet folder. with the first page reserved for application, the second and third for the forest service regulations under the act and the amendments. On the back of the form is a township map which will make it easy to make an accurate location of the claim.
 Applicants who fill out this form will avoid delay in the examination of the land they wish to enter. They may be obtained either from the supervis- Ors of the various national forests or upon application to the forester, Wash ington. D. C.
 The work of examining lands for which applications have already been made is progressing rapidly in all the national forests and all of the applica- tons now Of record will be acted Cn during the next two months. When national forests are created. agricul- tural lands are carefully excluded from the boundaries. but it is impossible to cut out small patches of agricultural lands and these areas are opened to settlement under the act of June H. 1906.
Arizona republican., 1907-09-06
BED SHEETS.

We Have About 5 Dor. 3-4 Size Sheets-66x90-Made of strong linen finished cotton. broad hem and reinforced center. We shall sell these today at soc. and that in the face of a stead fly rising cotton market. They couldn't be duplicated today short of 75c. Remember for one day only. each
Arizona republican., 1907-09-06
NEW YoPK G. PHmADELPHIA 9.
CHICACO 3. ST. LOUIS 6.

At Chicago RIL F. 'hlctso -..-.---. ---.-...--- i sNt- A-p-iS ------.-- 10 N z
 Batteries. Patterson. Smith and Sul- livan, Howell and Spencer.
Arizona republican., 1907-09-06
WooLEN DRESS co Ds

Ex lusive patterns of fine fall dress goods. New shades and weayes-all in one dress pattern lengths.
Arizona republican., 1907-09-06
NET WAISTS.

Advance styles in new net and silk waists. colors. ecrue. white and black Prices up from. S3. 90
Arizona republican., 1907-09-06
THE BASEBALL DAY
 IN HE BIG LEAGUES
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

PITTsRTRG 2. CHICNGo Q.
Arizona republican., 1907-09-06
CINCINNATI ,. ST. LOIiS G.
pHTLADFLpHIA ]. NEM YORK 2

Batteries. F.wins and Mclean; Me linn and Marshall
Arizona republican., 1907-09-06
Silks

Our Prepa rations Tor Fall 1907 have been lade on a very eIabor- ate scale, as this will be a big Silk Season We are already showing beautiful new plaids and checks for shirt waists and shirt waist suits. It's an attract i've display of every conceivable color and color combination. Ev- cry piece pure silk and very exceptional value at the special price of, yard
 nn hN nn
Arizona republican., 1907-09-06
A TUCSON VIsIToR.-H. F. Bueh

Ter of Tucson, special agent of the Consolidated Telegraph. Telephone and Electric company is in Inc City look ing over the local lines with a view of improving the service.
Arizona republican., 1907-09-06

Not just few, but a sreaS big, long table hoapirg full Of center pieces, dresser scsrfs and pillow shanls in Spachtc1. cluny and battenberE effects. hundreds of different designs 70 choose from. real imported affairs that are delightfully."- pretty. regular prices ranging from soc to S4.0O; all going to- day at
 10 PRICE
Arizona republican., 1907-09-06

nEnnKLYN :. BOSTON .
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-07-02
9nelbercit.

Nuf benz 9abnbofsperron in Seibels
berg berridte bidtes @eordnse. aber
Der &eiienbe aus Inerifa Dddte bod.
baB i'm elm iunger Seutone unn0tbig
bart angerempelt babe. Or iaste linn
audi feline @einune.
.Mein Scrr". antportete Ser iunae
Serr in etpaS beutl6 accentuirtcm.
aber ionit eorreftem ,llniteb States",
lid itebe Sbnen ieber 9eit unb an
ieoem bcliebigen Srte CUR Werfiisune."
Ser Ydnfee nabm bic linn nit
nobeliter Nonhalauce sereidte Garte,
ltedte lie Elm, i6ob ieinen Irm inter
ben bes gerei5ten guropders unb
iagte:
~allrisbt. Sic Iinb scrabe Ser
Iaun. ben id Jude. 0eid,cibt mnb
Elm Gentleman. rnb ba peroen Sic
mir ben @efnlen tbun. midi mad,
ir9eno einem suten 5otel ODER Heltaus
rant gu ipeiien nnb nit mir 81 iriibz
itiiden. S6 fperbe ioear cine Icbr
quite alinge idlngen.~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-07-02

ia9en. aus oas, mas Sbnen nod auf
Dem Bergen lie9t unb Die polle gms
pfttoung Sbres Slides bemmt."
Or iprang auf. o@as perben sic
bon mir oenfen", rief err Ieibenihaftz
LID. ~penn i6 Sbnen iaee. bnb idJ
mid. Der Neisung beg eolen. i6ouen
@eihopfes nidt inert fiible. bab id.
blinb oafiir, al ,mein Sinnen unb
Senfen elmer anberen 3~uipanbte?"
llno MN flob feline Gebe Sabin mie
elm entfelelter Strom. MIes erfnbr
Intonie - bas, mas er 10 LANCE in
iid perihloiien unb befdmpft. pie bas
Slid. bas linn 10 unpermltet unb
inberoient 5usefauen mar.
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@eiprdd. 8eorg Simar mar nad
Saufe gefommen. I6er peber Intus
ME. Der ionit feline Infunft sof nie
ertgin9, nod anrl bntten feline Sdritz
te gebDrt. Ginen Iugenblif ipar er
5o9erno. unifliiiiie ON Der Sire ltes
ben 9eblieben, I'm Iif Damn fopiidiits
telnb auf iein 3inrrer 5uriidsu5ieben.
Grit ais er Sernau binauiecben uno
Damn oben Die Sir ins Sffob fallen
borte. ging err 5u ieiner Sdtpeiter.
"Nber ipas mar nit Sernau? Sdl
iebe bid ldheln, Intonie: gum eritenz
nal, ieit mir Yaul perloren baben."
Seine S6pelter teilte linn nit,
mas lie bon aarl %erfabren. CIR Iab
lie 5ipeifelnb unb eritaunt all.
Limb On bait pirflid fein gebeus
fen getragen. linn gu Sieiem Shritte
81 raten. nadpem er Dir bas allies gez
itanben?"
"aeinen Iusenblif". entgeenete lie
rlibig. Or brinst fein Cpier bamit.
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onr6brungen. oab er Jest als Mann
BON Gbre nidt anbers bnnbeln tonne.
@laube min, Gttilie lit inn Jest Idon
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ibm fperben. Or mill iid6 MIR nidt Die
8anSlung in ieinem Ssr3en geite6en.
fam ii6 niht 10 ihnerr aus BEN
ldtpdrmeriiden Srdumereien. bench
er bisber nadeebangen. losreiBen unb
IN Der idoneren @irflidfeit iid 3uz
redtfinben."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-07-02

idon oft geiagt: Sd liebe Did biz in
Den Sob ..unb na1 benz Cob ;. i'm
9immel tpeiter."
Iuf Der Sreppe tpurben geOdmpfte
Stimmen Iaut; Sernau sing binaus.
gs mar Der Yrieiter. berfelbe. fpels
der Saul idon bdnfig beiudt bate.
Sic ipeinenbe Sienerin mar nit linn
beraufgefommen nrib tpoIte i'm in elm
anberes 3immer fiibren.
o9ommen sic MIR nit mir. bat
Scrnau. Saul pirb niht eridres
den, Sic an feben. or lit nit Dem
0ebanfen an Den SOB pertrauter,
als feline llmeebune benft."
Cine Stunbe ipdter bate Der gn>
ael bes Sobes IN benz 3nuie ieinen
gin5us gebalten. Sben in filler
&ammer fnieten ale 6nusgenofien
leiie betenb INT bns Eager Sduls, Der
in 4ntoniens @rmen ben lesten Seufz
ger aus9e6audt bate.