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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-01
LOT SALE A SUCCESS
s99,650 Given for Parcels Opposite
Van Cortlandt Park.

An absolute auction Of ninety-six lots
at Riverdale, West Bronx, with Broad
way frontage, at 256th street, held by
Bryan l. Kennedy on Saturday after
noon, resulted In a successful sale. The
property forms a part Of the Sheridan
and Segrave tract, originally known as
the schermerhorn estate, and every lot
was sold, the average price being about
1900 lot. The total received wac $3.50
and the owners expressed entire satisfac-
ton with the proceedings. The first lot
offered was an irregular plot, with 81 feet
frontage on Mosholu avenue, which was
purchased by Benedict F. Buhle, OF
Yonkers, for $500. Buhle also purchased
the adjoining lot for s1.25. The corner of
Feldston Road and Mosholu avenue was
next offered, and purchased for $3.50 by
John j. Campbell who also bought the
adjoining lot on Mosholu avenue for 81, 425
The remaining lots on Mosholu avenue
brought from s1,z75 to $3.50 each, and
were acquired by Newton Holden and
Robert w. Murphy. The corner OF Fara-
day avenue and Ffeldston Road was pur-
chased by Francis Allan for N,AD. The
interest Of the sale centred In the Broad
way frontage. The first lots sold imme-
diately adjoining the corner Of 25Sth street
were purchased by William Garner, OF
Orange, N. j., who paid S2.7oo each for
lots Nos. 2 and 3. Louis r. Oliver pur-
chased lot No. 4 for $500; Arthur Morgan
lot No. 8, for 1l75; Anna With. lots Nos
6 and 7, for SOS each; X. J. Ritterbush.
the next two lots on Broadway, for S2co
each, and +. II. Rice the remaining four
lots at 81 g25 each.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-01
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address OF lesseeD
SEPTEMBER 80.


BROOK AVE. 12s. store. etc; Lois Berger TO
Mary Z Williams; yrs from Oct l, 1912;
S72O; address, 1921 Broadway.
CHAMBERS ST, 81, store, etc; Bernard
Kreizer 10 Anton Grand; yrs 7 mos from
oct /. 1912: $1,000; address, 2053 Grand ave.
LENOX AVE- $780, store and basement: G
Crabb to Samuel Schultz; yrs from Oct J.,
1912: 81 500; address. 330 Lenox ave-
SULLIVAN ST. 54-58. store and basement;
Gerardo Lenole and ano to Frank De Leo and
ano; yrs from oct l, 1911; $40; address,
wEsTCHEsTER AVE. S s, 40 It OF
Southern Boulevard, 1sx70; store and base
ment Henry Acker Co to Rudolf Baas; yrp
from Oct l. 1912; sl.s0O; address, BIB Inter
WHITE PLAINS AVE. 3s0s. all: Christiana
Wisohhusen 20 Lii Dosedla: yrs from oct l.,
1912; 81, 600; address. 3s0s White Plains ave.
30 AVE, 1875, store and basement Johanna
Guiterman and ano 10 Joseph Holbach and
ano: 10 yrs from oct !, 1912; 81, 400; address,
900 Van AIst ave. Queens. Y.
1ST ST. 8. east store; Harris I.ustgarten to
Carmelo Luciano: yrs from May !, 1912;
1924: address. list ST.
10TH ST, 50 East, store and cellar: Cath
erina Harte to Ishel BRENNAN; 3 yrs Z mos
from Oct !. 1912; $3.50; address. 50 East
10th 81.
Geo Day; 3 yrs from May i, 1911; $4,000; adj
dress. 10 East 42d st.
18TH ST, 300 East, rear store: Michele
Fraina 10 Giuseppe LanZetta; yrs from June
1, 1912; $500: address. 1873 East ll5th ST.
i37rH ST, 6H-68l East, all: Annie Pro
cheska to Harry Silverman and ano: ) yrs
from oct /. 1912: $4,000; address. 69i East
18TH ST. 742 East. barber shop; Jacob
Leopold 10 Jos Bukocy; yrs from May l.
1912: $40; address, Yonkers, y Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-01
IN THE AUCTION MARKET

The following transactions were re-
corded yesterday at the Real Estate Elk
change salesroom, Nos. IA and 10 Vesey
street:
By Joseph p. Day.
1o2D ST, 1924 East, g. $50 II W Of 1st ave,
sty tenmt. "a .11xlool1; sold to Nathan
Cohen for sl4 700.
LENOX AVE- AL. 9, 9i2 IT Of l84th
st. 33 8Kl00; sty tenmt and stores; sold 10 the
plaintiff for s40,50
At The Bronx Exchange:
BY ]. H. Mayors
16sTH ST. s, 95 II Of Grand Boulevard
and Concourse, l00xl24 3x10lSl3s.9; vacant;
sold to the plaintiff for 5000
By Joseph p. Day.
MOUNT VERNON AVE, e 6. 1921 It n OF
233d st. q. Sx25x1191; vacant
MOUNT. VERNON AVE, 8. 21a.1o It n Of
233d st. 28.9xl05. 2x26x-; vacant
NAPIER AVE " s, 1876 II n OF $500 st. 23x
100: vacant.
NAPIER AVE, VS.. 81 It 8 OF. 2s5th OF. 25x
100; vacant; adjourned to October %.
By Herbert A. Sherman.
HEATH AVE, 1885, 6, 844.e u n Of En-
rerich Place NOW Kingsbridse Terrace), 25x
l27 .2x25. 4xlS1.3 sty dws; sold to 4 s Prince
Co for 50, 775.
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.
with name and address Of grantee and attor-
ney.)
SEPTEMBER 30.
Manhattan,

AVENUE 3. IS, 20.616I Max Froomkin to
BENJAMIN Oshrin. 300 West Broadway; Sept %
mos. O per cent; $1,000; attorney. L Elson.
$50 Nassau at
Olivia Z Phelps Stokes, 81 Madison ave tprior
cent; $50. 500; attorneys, Stewart & shearer, As
Wall st.
BROADWAY. s22 and s24. .<x--; Peerless
Investing Co TO Title Guarantee and Trust Co;
Si2O. 900; address. l76 Broadway.
BROADWAY. o cor Canal OF. 62 *;
Frank schlitt to Irving Smith 500 ST
Marks ave- Brooklyn; Sept 80; yrs: fl3o, 900;
attorney, Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust
Co, 100 broadway.
SAME PROPERTY; same To Marion Irwin
Martin, q West oath st (equa! lien, with mtg
of s135. 0OO Sept 30; yrs; $4,000; attorney
HESTER ST, 49, 25xIoo; Minnie Flanagan
and ano. exrs, 10 Bowery Savings Bank. l2S
Bowery: Sept 30; due June %. 1914; Al per
cent: $4,000; attorneys. Strong a Cadwalader.
WEST END AVE. 64e, 22xIoo.e Waterman
Realty Co to Title Guarantee and Trust Co;
Sept 30: due as per bond: $4,000; address 176
WATER ST. 235, 1e8x7s; James Stanley 70
LAWYERS Mortgage Co. 80 Liberty at; Sept 30;
yrs; s12. coo: attorney, Lawyers Title Insur-
ance and Trust Co 1873 Broadway.
1ST AVE- 36t. 199xs0: Minnie Brian 10
Title Insurance co: Sept 80: yrs: $500; ad-
dress. 1876 Broadway.
5TH AVE g r.. SO II OF 10Th ST. 25xiO0:
Peerless Investing Co TO Frederick A Clark,
Coopcrstown. y Y; Sept 30; due as per bond;
$685. 900; attorney, Lawyers Title Insurance and
Trust Co. 100 Broadway.
9TH AVE- 256 I9sx65; Ernst Thode TO
Wilhelm Meyer. 258 9th ave tprior mtg 81 SOD;
Sept 30; due Jan !. 1918; per cent; $1,000;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-01
MISCELLANEOUS LEASES.

George b. Corsa leased TO Huffman, HUI"
Der e. Co., laces and embroideries, space
on the fourth floor, taking in the entire
Broadway frontage, in the new twenty
story building being erected at Broad-
way, northeast corner of 10Th street. oy
the Charter Construction Company. :.
Duross Company leased for the DuVhlt
Company the four story building. north
east corner of 18th street and washington
street, TO Thomas Tierney; also the nNe
story building No. 2C7 West 18th street
for Herman +. Eppel TO Francis herman
for d term Of years.
s. b. Goodsle Perry leased In the St'
James Building space TO Gaggen BrotnI,
ers, Abraham Goldstein, the Marvel
Waterproofng Company. Lewis Max. D
y. SAILS, Otto Qnger, William r. r hose.
George r. Read & Co. leased the store
and basement in the Croisio Building,
northwest corner Of Fifth avenue ana
2Sth street, to the Dennison Manulactur-
ing Company.
Carstein & Linnekin leased for the John
Krodel & Henry Roubel Company the
seven story building at No. l09 East l7th
street TO the Marlowe Manufacturing
Company for term Of years.
Jacob Leitner has leased for Henry i.
Scheuerman to Morris Meister Nos Az,
429. 49, and 433 East 12lst street, two and
six story tenement houses, at an aggre-
gate rental of $4,000.
Cross & Cross. architects, have leased
practically the entire third floor in the
new building being erected by the Goelet
Realty Company at No. TO II East 4lth
street for term or years. The Douglas
Robinson, Charles S. Brown Company
and Harris e. Vaughan were the brokers
In this transaction.
The Midwest Realty Company has
leased the eleventh floor OF its new build
Millar, Mandel & Co., manufacturers Of
cloaks and suits. He'll & Stern were the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-01
REALTY NOTES.

At the annual meeting Of the Harlem
Property Owners Association the fol-
lowing officers were elected: President
DR.. Abraham Korn; first vice-president,
Morton H. G. Foster; second vice-presi-
dent. John II. Scully; treasurer. DR.. Ber-
nard Gordon; financial secretary. Sam
uel L. Kahn. and corresponding secre-
tary. Harry Bierhoff.
The Bendheim Construction Company
is reported TO be the buyer of the plot
75X150 feet on the west side Of Vermil-
yea avenue, $50 feet north Of Academy
street.
Henry Becker is the buyer OF seven
two story family houses at the north
east corner Of Verio avenue and 235th
street. sold recently by Joseph b. Peck
through Paul A. McGoidrick.
Frederick Fox & Co. have been APP
pointed agents for the eleven story mer-
camille building at No. SO University
place, running through TO Nos. % and "a
East 18th street. and for the ten story
building No. West 10Th street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-01
100000 BUILDING LOAN.

The Cross Il Brown Company has ne
gotiated building and permanent loan OF
500, 900 for the erection OF fifteen story
Office building at the southwest corner of
Hastings and Richards streets. Van
couver 3. c.. to be known as the Weart
Building. 1t will be the largest office
building In the British Northwest. Since
the plans for this building were filed the
city Of Vancouver passed an ordinance re-
stricting the height Of all subsequent
buildings to ten stories. 1t will be the
only fifteen story building in the city.
j. ". Wesrt, Of Vancouver, Is the owner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-01
BIG sAYBRooK TRACT SOLD.

John Crawford sold for the Oakland
Realty Company a large estate at Say
brook Junction, Conn. comprising nearly
one thousand acres. with a fine old
farmhouse. which has all modern i'm
provements. Most of the land is COW
cred with timber. The property will be
kept IN its wild state and used as a game
preserve by the buyer. Mr.. Rowland.
Mr. Crawford has also sold for Mrs. Mar
garet j. Shields two acres OF land on the
Saugatuck River, at Westport, Conn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-01

The plot at the northwest corner of
Broadway and Isham street, with a front
age of 30 feet in Broadway and rs feet in
lsham street, has been sold by the lsham
estate. The buyer is understood to be
builder who will improve the site with an
elevator apartment house. The parcel
forms part Of a strip adjoining the land
decided to the city for park purposes by
the Isham family last year Opposite, on
the block front on the south side of lsham
street, between Broadway and Cooper
street. the Paulist Fathers plan to erect
a church, school and monastery.
A large plot at the northern edge of the
hotel and theatre district, now covered
with two oid-fashion private dwelling
houses and a stable at their rear has
been acquired by a newly formed COM
pany, probably for a garage or ware
house Improvement. The property In
volved in the transaction is % foot plot
at Nos 1872 and 1874 West 10Th street, be-
tween Sixth and Seventh avenues, op-
posite the car stables Of the New York
Railways Company. The plot was sold
by Harriet S. James to the Nos. lS2 ana
l34 West 50th Street Company. incorpo-
rated a few days ago, with $4,000 capitai
and the following as directors: Norman
n. Burrell, Russell e. Burke and George
Fl. Mitchell.
The trading for Manhattan and The
Bronx announced yeste><ay was chiefly
confined TO dwelling ara tenement houses.
The other sales follow
Manhattan.
l03D sTREET-Gibbs & Kirby have sold for
Fred J. Foster the ave story apartment mouse
No l29 West lOYd street. TO J. y. MelIlng-
ton 1he property was held at $4,000.
18TH STREET-Herman Arms Co mas SOLO
for Jacob NJ Lotto TO client Tor hVestIl s
the property No. ABS West 46th street. nve
house, on a lot 20. Sx1OO5 feet.
lSOrH STREET-Lous K. Cngrich Is re
ported 10 have sold the plot lo0xloC ieet on
the north side OF lSOth street, lUp rect west
OF Amsterdam avenue. g..
3lST SIT 'r'r-S. b. Goodale & Perry nave
sold for Eva Fentes. of Pasadena, Cal, No
243 East 3lst street, four story single nat
FIRST AVENCE-John A. steinmetz has
scld for B. Busch 10 VI. A. Brian No 800
First avenue. four story iathouse with store
j." STREET-The Herman Arms COM
pany has sold for August c. Nanz Nos So3
and 305 West 18th street. 100 feet west OF
Eighth avenue, two five story brick double
apartment houses, on plot SCHOOL, feet.
The Bronx.
1ssTH sTREBT--John A. Steinmetz has cold
for a. c. Thode 70 ~. Busch No. $50 East
isSth street, southeast corner Of Bethgate ave-
nue., a four story double fathouse with stores
on lot 2S.6xaO feet.
TINTON NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Leopard has
sold for Frederick Probst his three story one
family frame house, No SEQ linton avenue, TO
r. Ereolano.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-01
BROOKLYN TRANSACTIONS.

G. Tuou e. Co. sold to F. Nicoletti and
s. Graviano each a one family house, for
the Lower Bay View Realty Company. at
Ocean Park.
Henry Pierson g. Co. rented the dwell
ing house No. 145 St. Marks avenue for
Walter Able; also No 1ss Prospect Place
for the westcott estate, and the store at
No. 81 Flatbush avenue for the Realty
Associates.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-01
NEWARK DANCE HALL LEASED.

sydney S. Cohen has leased for the
stumpf g. Langhoff Company. Of Milwau-
kee. TO the recently formed Social Centres
Corporation, OF which Mrs. Charles Henry
Jsraels Is president the ballroom now In
course OF completion at the southeast
corner of Bleecker and Washington
streets, Newarg, y. j., the same being oil
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-01
UPPER BROADWAY CORNER PLOT SOLD
Property Disposed Of by sam Estate in shar Street. BE
improved with Apartment House.
COMPANY GETS OLD DWELLINGS IN 50TH STR

a plot 146xl33 feet. This property was Sc
cured by the lessons from Philip Bowers
and the Fairchild- Balwin Company IN NO
vember. lg1l The building represents ON
expenditure Of about 100000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-01
FINE HOMES FOR GREAT NECK.

Many dwelling houses to cost from
$1,000 to s25 900 each are being planned for
Estates of Great Neck. Long Island. Plans
were finished last week for the brick
house Of w. McRae and for two TO i've
built for A G. Delamater one Of cement
stucco and the other in the Spanish mis-
sion style. Dwellings are under way for
r. A. Coe. Ross F. Tucker, Miss A. Grue-
ling, H Stadelman and Wilson DAYTON.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-01

veronica ,nperatrjce to Central Mortgage Co;
So coo: attorneys, Otis e. Otis 60 Wall ST.
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Frederick II Bidweu to Melissa BrooKs; 81
Elizabeth S Cooke to Marie Benes' suLSTJh
$4,000. - =, Mary
George Billings and ano. txrs. TO MaF'
Dayton; $1,000. r.,,. % 10
James Casazza; $1,000.
Continued on fifteenth page.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-01
MoRRlsToWN ESTATE SOLD.

Pease & Gilman have sold 70 a client
the country estate Of Victor W. Hunger
ford. at Kahdena, Mcrristown. n. ]. This
house is OF English type OF architecture,
surrounded with beautiful lawns, trees
and shrubs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-01

DITCH COLONIAL COTTAGE on GATEWAY DRIVE, ESTATES
NECK.
by Company c. E. Van Loan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-01
COUNTRY.

TO RENT. FURNISHED OR UNFURNIsHED.
beautiful country home. IN rooms, baths:
50 minutes from New York Apply r. a.
CORLEY, 90 Cortlanit St. New York. Tele-
phone Cortandt 255.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-01
BOROUGH OF QUEENS.

: OF % 2-FAMU.Y HOUSES. LOCATED AT
Hayes ave, 5Gth and 10th SITS. Corona, only
@ left, including corner house. u. H. 10
rooms. . baths and pantres In each housei
hot water heating $500 cash will purchase
one OF these houses; balance payable on terms
10 suit Rent OF upper floor will pay all carry
ing expenses Price, IS. 200 to s.. 500. DAILY.
owner and builder, jackson ave. oath st..
C,nrona
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-01
LONG ISLAND.

GUARANTEED PROFITS -sPRING FIELD
Gardens: "a minutes from Bway: $500 to
300 per lot II nof doubled In value within
rvo years purchase price refunded. with In
terest. DECKER REALTY CO. SO W. saith.
HOUSES AT SPRINGFIELD. L.
rooms barn. 5sK100. .................,.Sl' wv
rooms, quarter acre .................' ZooUV
@ rooms heat, all improvements go. 2$p
w C. REEVES co, Springfield l.. i.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-01
RECORDED TRANSFERS.

with name and address Of purchaser and at
torney.)
/. SEPTEMBER 30.
Manhattan.
BROADWAY 80 and S24. $ cor 10Th ST.
runs 8 e 1874 SIX " 3. I0x n l8X n OF W os. 7
70 Broadway 43.4 10 beg; Frederic
Kernochau, exr, ct al. heirs TO Peerless In
vesting 60. 81 Nassau ST. Sept 8: $1,000; at
torney. Title Guarantee and Trust Co. lI6
broadway.
BROADWAY cor Canal st. 50. kick
irreg; Irving 7 Smith et al TO Frank ScSntt,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-01
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
Mani attain.

Cwith name and address OF lenders sttor-
rey.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-01
UNFINISHED APARTMENTS.

THE DALHOCSrE, 10 WEST BOTH ST.--Two
choice family apartments near 5th Az. facing
Central Park. Reasonable rental. Apply
SUPERINTENDENT. Telephone 500 Plaza.
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Ter Gcnbcmt Der Bra aer.
glepeIauo, &. Il. Set


lie GerdnoeruH9 Der g}ebeneeleee
uno Statuten lit Der tpihtigiir Guntt
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bIifIib in gIspelano in @raps Nrmorp
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Wurof.
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@efaugene Gebenen.
RaIbinston, 10. Sept.


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sulammen nit ben anoeren 6ebeQens
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eluem 8labe aus5ulleiern, Der lit in
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2ie %artcitase in @!aciiom.
Nnlnoiion Is. Gent.

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@essnbe upn @oiier9eredtiamen juriIds
geSo9en.
.. 3. &6Bler uon SeiierIon wuroe
gum Sorliber Der Convention errudblt.
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3ie 9eutide Seeinferelien'@sieu.
idaft nabm neue 8eltimmuneen sur
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&eeeIn bstreHen Die Shiiiabrt auf benz
otlantii6en uno benz paSifiiben SSenn
uno uerIanssn, oaB ale Gaiiagieroanp'
fer uno Jrndtihifie, Die eine Yeinsuns
Don minoeltens 60 Niann an Boro
bnben, cine 6unfenItdtion pon 100
MeiIen &noius babsn miiiien.
Der @oriiberhe oes Terbanoes tri'
tiiirte in ben iddrfiten 9lnsoriifen
Die @Oridldse Der britiiden Seeb0rie
besieIid Der Siherbettsbeltimmunsen
gan, beipnoers neil babel Die anoereu
yintioneH niht um 8atb aefrost NOR
ben leien. @r ertldrte. Die 9urbfIbs
runs Der &OrldIGss in Be5us nui Die
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uUn Der britilben Sseb6rie uorseid]Ia'
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8ethlebem 5teel So. lam 6Ier an. mn
nie ,SnltauatiOn pon GelhUbeu uno
4nn5ern nuf elnem neuen g'ihiJe'en
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g9erit in Stettiu erbaut mproeu lit
3er 9ontrnft fir 9ieierun9 oer Ydns
ser uno @eihiise Wuroe ieintr3ejt ben
Betblebem'gSetfeu iiberqeben uno Die
&utans g9erft erbielt nnr Die &eltelluu9
auf 9iumpi uuo Waidinen, trctOem lie
aub iilr bic ilbrigen @eaenitanoe in
SonturrenS trnt. 9ie 3atiahs. onB
ben Gmeritanern Der pihtigite TbeiI
oes aontrattes 5uiiel bat uieI 2ler9ers
mis- erregt uuo beutihe Stabliabrjtnna
ten babaupten, oaB Die oeuiihen Shiiiss
geihiiBe 10 ubsrle9en ieine, baB bic
oeutiheu els uno su0If S0lll9en ben
irenoen jwpIis uno Oier5ebnjoaigen
9leidtamen.