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New-York tribune., 1909-12-20
MAY SPEND 50,
Cleveland Contemplates Heavy Ex
penditures on Street Railroads.

Cleveland. Dec. ls-Additicns and i'm
Irovements in the equipment Of the tIeve-
land Railway Company's property To the
extent of s2.dOoOo0 viii be made imme,i-
ately after the approval Of the franchise al
referendum election. Tue terms Of the
ordinance approved bv Federal Judge Tay-
lor and passed by the city Council on Sat
urday night compel the immediate equip
ment OF all the ears Of the system with the
pay-as- -you--nter fare box. Plans have al
ready been prepared for the expenditure Of
close 10 H.Oo0,0O on additional power
equipment
Mayor Tom L. johnson has not yet indi-
Gated whether he will support or night the
franchise al the referendum. Judge Taylor
has indicated that the election should be
held about February IL. In order to put the
new franchise in effect by March l. Fran
chises expiring on many lines next month
will have the effect according 20 the city
administration. of placing Scent fare ia
immediate operation those lines which
now bave q 5-cent franchise.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-20
YACHTSMEN BUY AERoPLANEs.
Cleveland Men to Use Air Instead of
Water Ships.

Cleveland, Dec. 19-The Lakewood
Yacht Club, one OF the largest on The
Great Lakes. made its formal entry into
the aeroplane world last night
Speaking at the annual dinner OF the
club, Commodore Alexander Winton an
nounced that he would not build a new
IS-fOOter this year because he bad bought
an aeroplaLs instead. other members of
the club are reported TO be following suit
Mr.. Winton has spent several months in
Europe watching aeroplane Nights
New-York tribune., 1909-12-20
ALBERT A REPUBLICAN.

Paris. Dec. I9-An intimate friend OF
Prince Albert told the "Matin's'' Brussels
correspondent that the new Kings ambition
would be 10 be useful To the workingman.
lie Is In the good sense of the word a So
ciaiist lie Is deep student Of social ques-
uons and viii astonish the world. accord
ing To the correspondent. with modern toll
eranee Albert Will be king OF a republi-
can monarchy" said the Mathis Inform
ant. 'or. II you prefer. president VI q
monarchical republic
New-York tribune., 1909-12-20
CARDINAL SAToLLI SINKING.
Relapse Follows Slight Improvement
Many Inquiries.

Rome. Dec 10. Cardinal SatoIn who re-
Gently suffered a relapse from nephritis
was slightly improved this morning and
Insisted upon a chaplain celebrating mass
IN the sfckrOom He also took communion
This afternoon his condition was much
vorse Alarming symptoms developed, and
there was some delirium. Grave fears are
entertained for the Cardinals recovery
Many telegraphic Inquiries have been re-
celyed from America.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-20

Naples, Dec. 19.-The rumor spread
here to-day that DR.. Cook was aboard
the steamer Saxonia, and a large num-
Der of people rushed TO the dock to greet
HIM The captain of the saxonia said
that he had been informed that DR.
Cook intended to cross on his steamer.
but was detained and asked the COM
pany TO transfer his ticket TO the Car
mania.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-20
ANOTHER ARREST IN ORE CASE.

Toronto. Dee. i9.-George e. Barper. pro-
prietor OF the Olde Countrie Inn. az Cobalt
was arrested there to-day for alleged con-
nection with the ore stealing case. This
makes the eleventh arrest. He Is charged
WITH taking the stolen down To To-
ronto. All those arrested at Cobalt will be
brought here and Will have a preliminary
hearing tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-20
COOK DISCREDITED
Belief IN Copenhagen-May
Be on the C0rmapia.

Copenhagen. Dec. 19-The general be-
lief is held here that the commission
having charge of the investigation of DIR.
Frederick A. Cooks polar records will
report that DR.. Cooks papers do not
provide a basis for any well founded
scientific judgment
New-York tribune., 1909-12-20
LINERS MEET GALES.
EastbOund Vessels Report
Hurricanes on Atlantic.

London. Dec. 19.-lncOming transat-
lantic liners report terrific weather dur
ing the passage. The Carmania. the
New York and the Amerika. arriving at
Queenstown and Plymouth to-day. were
all greatly delayed. Four days out they
met hurricanes from the eastward. with
mountainous seas. -shich continued
without intermission until Saturday
night.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-20
ESTRADA TO ATTACK.
hebets Reported Ready TO Take
Field-Zelaga's Plot.

washington. Dec Is.-The Nicaraguan
insurgents are growing tired of awaiting
1''ack according to advices received
'''ie tonight, and decisive battle be
'N'rn the government troops and the
0Has under General Juan J. Estrada
may be expected within the next two or
three days. In a dispatch TO Dr. Castril-
90 ihe representative here Of the provi-
New-York tribune., 1909-12-20

Continued On third page.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-02
KEYNOTE OF NEW YEAR
Church Shaping It's Course More
Along Social Lines.

With the opening Of the New Year leaders in all
religious bodies reporting a remarkable interest
to be stirring all the churches IN the matter Of their
relations to and effort for the working classes OF
the community. It seems 20 be fact generally ad-
mItted that many churches have failed to realize
their responsibilities along social lines. and de-
termination to DO in the future is reported from
all parts of the country.
Leaders say that the action taken by the Fed
eral Council which met in Philadelphia few
weeks ago, has served to crystalline sentiment
among the churches and to point out the definite
duty of the churches.
Labor leaders are quoted having said that If
the resolutions adopted by the Philadelphia council
may be assumed to indicate the real attitude Of the
churches toward the workiagrlen and the poor
there is no longer any difference OF opinion between
tho Church and labor; that the workngmen Will
welcome the cooperation of the Christian churches
and that they will uphold the churches in their ef
forts along social lines Church leaders say that the
great majority of the individual churches OF all de-
nominations, stand ready TO put into practice the
principles enuncated by the Federal Council
New-York tribune., 1909-01-02

-. F-nfscopal House Of Bishops,
lS meet ia special session IN Ne" 1ork on
oSleo ]" = To- the election of missionary olshops
rss'usI' and Western Colorado jurisdiction.
.sr w. .al-e I'D the memorial presented 70 them
rl1 also .1 ego signed by sixteen hundred Epis-
sor,s Iae''i -ala+ive TO the open pulpit law. The
fopsi cs's'., memorial are, for the most part,
sirrs-s u .as+a-tbev prefer TO call themselves
Episcop11 bs1ong 10 the High Church wing.
r-issts-"- ,,ovrsver. some sgners who are dis
there = s-asd Church The petition is addressed
tt1ca''As, A,tons not 10 the General convention ana
ts lL ,erent for them. at TINS sPeeiHi seS@i' ~
il is o0Hf
&C. upon il -,.a-ad that an amendment 70 a law
TFiA % S.-o,sI Church governing the matter Of
ef ne LF' IN, shall not officiate in Episcopal
Vho snal -sri, -ri was made last year both houses
places u - legislative body Of the Church named
o. ms :. - Il provides that on special occa-
asTesHe NAV invite others than EplscopaI MIN
sens - sreak. provided the Blshop OF lhe 0iocese
is:srs - Lr-o-al These other men are described
gives rs 0pP- To- as 'so-calIed Christian men"
n the ~" -. bas been much criticised within
tbs cesO'-t -, 17riscopal Church. Disputes have
f1d "lllio'' - zEbat are and what are not spe-
s4ssn a.so as ~
as occasions o,a, -.c.-a,,,- low,
s.io,s complications nave sl 60 s'Ie g lt-S
oe4Y- ~ rTiscopal Church ITSELF whether they
rsh "a "a -a.r not speak. A growing custom mad
Nc, a. r,jscopai layTnen 10 make MISSIONARY anu
seei ss-esses and one Of the SecFeiarles OF Cle
"s ae,sl board Of missions is laynnan. VINO SPEAKS s
stten anu " ,.5 that they cannot permit lay
sshops os,, nae at ali. Many have held that their
nsh ~ ,,r,st first secure bishops PERMISSION
pEn iayIfeH .-s5 The Law and have let matters
a q =, ,,Dch as they were before
90 on Li.s ~ other bodies have been offended g
9, nrS'e development Of Episcopal laymen IN oehar
Il missionary work has been set oeeS tI ana sy sns
G, pS1s "a criticisms have filed religious and
NAY ~, ,syspapers. and "A measure adopted IN
sec1s shirt has turned out to he one OF the
hoe'-,,.sr, hts Of legislation adopted by any
fss -, hundred Episcopal clergy now ask ms
,,.sons TO interpret the new law and 10 oec'ue
-, uniform course q action regarding Il
New-York tribune., 1909-01-02
oa EATON BEGINS PAsToRATE
NJ Bockefeller's Former Clergyman in Charge
af Madison Square Baptist Church.

Sc Rev Dr.. Charles A Eaton begins tomorrow
:. nsstora1e OF the Madison Square Baptlst
r.urch I0r Eaton has been for seven years pas
ref the Euclid Avenue Baptist Church or Cie'e-
,-a os which John D. Rockefeller is member.
:. reefened On November s to accept the can 70
Lis city.
rr Eaton is a particular friend Of Mr.. Rookie
s.re- who is understood 10 have been partly re-
roasihe for getting the pastor 10 so 10 Cleveland
f-or, Toronto Canada. Or. Eaton is of Canadian
18th but his first pastorate after graduation from
,bs University Of Toronto was at Hatick' Mass. IN
,EsA From there Re went 10 the Bloor street
rhureh IA Toronto, where he remained till he was
,.Iss 20 Cleveland Dr. Eaton is forty years old
renoeracv and h1Inaaite eTianisTn are the key
,,sss of his character Ee gives promise OF
b-Elsnt career in this city
New-York tribune., 1909-01-02
ca1RCH AND RELIGIOUS NEWS AND NOTES
-o,SCOPALIANS TO DISCUSS "OPEN PULPIT Law At
" COMING SESSION.

eishty-four new association buildings costing So
oo,co were opened during the year. and that as
many more. TO cost 100000 are still in process
OF construction Among the important new build
ings opened during the year are the Philadelphia
central costing H,03oo Baltimore Central cost
ing $4,000; Los Angeles s5Ce coo: DAYTON $4,000;
St Paul. S|o30: Norfolk, S3250Oo; Syracuse $780,
CO.; Duluth, $4,000; Wilmington. $1,000 and
Houston. S250c0. Soon to be opened are buildings
at Detroit costing $4,000; Indianapolis 3l55 0CO:
San Francisco. $3.50 900: Pitsburg S50 900: Portland
tOre), S250.C10; Kansas City 1896 olD; Richmond.
Sa6oo0o; Milwaukee, $3o0OO0 and Chattanooga, 1885,
0oo- Mrs Russell Sage has given the association
five buildings during the last year.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-02

when he will speak on New Year Meditations.~
At o'clock in the afternoon there will be a great
evengelstic meeting. DR.. spurgeon VIII ad-
dress this meeting, taking for his subject The
Welsh Revival" At the evening service he will
speak Does Religion Pay?"
The services will continue throughout January
DR.. Sturgeon will speak each evening. DR.. Hill
has made extensive preparation for his coming. A
large chorus choir will sing az all services. using
the Torrey & Alexander song book There will
also be special solosts Each evening after the
sermon there will be an after meeting conducted
in the Inquiry Room. On Saturday evening Dr.
Thomas z. Potterton will give his famous lecture
THE Boyhood of Jesus in Art, Song and Poem"
New-York tribune., 1909-01-02
GENERAL ITEMS OF THE WEEK.

The Religious Society OF Friends VIII meet at II
e. at East I5tn street and Rutherfurd
Place. Manhattan. and IN Schermerhorn street, near
Boerum Place. Brooklyn.
subject of DR., George T. Eckman's sermon to-rnor-
row evening N ST. Pauls Methodist Episcopal
Church.
The public opening exercises the National Bible
Institutes School for the Training Lay EvangeI-
lists will be held Thursday evening January :
S:l5 o'clock at the assembly hail on the seventh
floor Of the Presbyterian Building. goth street and
Fifth avenue
The Rev. DR.. Henry Mottet will speak tomorrow
evening Inspiration for the New Year the
Church of the Holy Communion.
At West End Presbyterian Church tomorrow
DIR. Keigwin Will preach a special New Years SER
q Il a
Or. Madison c. Peters begins tomorrow evening
A series Of non-sectarian peoples meetings IN the
Majestic Theatre.
At the religion and health class the Rev Fred
erck Preston Will explain tomorrow rational
pnysical reduction and how II differs from Chris
tan Science and hypnOtisn.
At the Church Of the Ascension, tha Rev Percy
stfckney Grant. rector the services tomorrow
Continued eleventh page.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-02
'''Vsry Methodist Episcopal Church

:. Re- lZsth - srd ~ ave
s9R 7r.lFtt-Ess I GOODELI- u = Pastor
=. rloll Cornnlunof: and reception q. Members
k-sis-.sI .--,--sSetnnor by Dr @ 2 PESTEcOsT
sznsrt .eEsTy night oE1ing tie month OF Jenu-
New-York tribune., 1909-01-02

God and the italian Earthquake" will be the
subject Of DR., George T. Eckman's sermon to-rnor-
row evening m St Paurs Methodist Episcopal
Church
New-York tribune., 1909-01-02

lJ-s 'FII1I1'-I-IK
Charles II. Spurgeon. He has been in this country
since last June when he began course Of lectures
among the Chautauquas. As a lecturer he ranks
with the greatest. combining the gifts OF the
scholar and the orator.
His career as a preacher has been phenomenal.
he having served some of the leading churches or
Fcncland including the Old Tabernacle, of London.
sinca last fall DR.. Spurgeon has been engaged in
evangelistic work IN Chicago, Washington and
elsewhere Already through his ministry thousands
have been converted, and the churches of America
have received great inspiration His work begins
at the Metropolitan Temple IN the morning
New-York tribune., 1909-01-02
DIR. SPURGEON HERE.
London Preacher Begins Cam paigp
at MefrODOitdn Tenn Dle.

At the Metropolitan Temple. Seventh avenue and
f4th street DR. Hill. the pastor, begins evan
eelistic campaign, in which he is 10 be assisted by
the Rev. Or. William Spurgeon, OF London DR..
Spurgeon comes of the old Spurgeon stock, being
a first cousin of the world renowned preacher. DR.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-02
Tncorporated Charities.


gtyHE NEW YORK COLORED MISSION 226 WEST
Il 20th st New York City, assists the sick the poor.
poor become SELF sup
Tncucates high ideals and right living. flllds ar
for all THESE PURPOSES esPec'ay
a. 80 Of the Industrial classes ana for the
a~1J 30 fba visiting in relieving the numerous
cases Of sickness destitution saou
20 saDtt NJ 20 + aHOIIINGSWORTH WOOD, Wall
80 leU, work city Treasurer OF the Board Of
Managers
"-II- o-FU YORK CHRISTIAN HOME FOR IN
I-,.a Men has moro than doubled ITS usetuness
tnna ynovng to Chester Crest Mount vernon Neiry
80 bnndrcd unfortunate men are now anhuaIly wei
lne "a Paving guests accommodated at COST
Co.lioi accordance with means Iast year the
20 DeDarment cared for Three Hundred psnliess
en FOR this department ThankssivIlhs ana Chrst-
mas mas sfto sSftEoPGE s AVERY Res Manager Rev; D.
t.,I,or+ Dodge. d D. Pres; Mr. FRANK Il Chthloefs'
icePres; Mr. w. s. Edgar. 43 Ceoar ST. 1feAs.' MI
". Z. Lougee. Sec ~
-e0C7T2T7Y FOR PROVIDING EvANGELLCAAI. Al RELIC l
10IfS LITERATURE FOR IttE Bl-5 Bl-lND cL uI Igsn: nI
religious books in the Ne" foFk
t Sten1 OF embossed tangible notation for the ping
SIERT, SlIgIT .KrR Ii. D. Pres; ARTHUR Z NEWBoLD
,r. Iaf 7 p Morgan & .CoD Rev. ALBERT DALE
S-1z Financial SeC'y office No. 1Sp Nassau ST.
F,,nds needed TO give the blind the sunday SchooI
Weekly for lsOs-
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New-York tribune., 1909-01-02

The YEAR IN THE Y. nj. c. A.
A review Of the progress made by the Young
MEMS Christian Association during 1905 shows that
New-York tribune., 1909-01-02
aadlson Avenue Reformed Church
MADISON Avenue Baptist Church.

- TT5SA TlSA AVENUE, CORNER DIST STREET
= nEsss1-a,F4 F4A-t-S a EATON. D -. Pastor.
p ne Place of the Church in Modern Life. %
sse ers-ssy Man Cannot Help Being Religious -
iskt. go WITH Mems Bible Glass taught by Dr.
~ sraANGEBs CORDIALLY INVITED
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-09-24

gBir mplTeu n%n|eren Gelert' ein
o.afl;d uerfasrn Oas SolaeeS
german Syrup heut5utnee pohfIo
Gas clusiee 4Srapnrut i'm gtnrtts ~
,.eihe& Shmtubiubt linoert hno
Egil.. @a ertbdtt Die G1esnfnislsl'
cls reiner 1beer. Qus5ne pom PIlunI
aenhars M, peidae ois pellmittel
liz Su,ten uuo G5uineirtt ooi oeh
m~eceEipist sen G~ongrsTcn 10 bog 9e'
ichast ..o. Ser Sautnopgt.ge,
e;peylei ID Die @runtbeit i'm Satle
obsr Surge, mr6 oes glahts Suge
hobe uuo OeS MiDrgers trel lelh poh
@nfaus pDn trDienen uno toltetaosn
Suiieu. Ole crftantten 2pel'e osr'
fanoen mad Stube, beiienOsr gno
fiuSeneer 8ehanolnng, uno Der Pa,
ticnt beourf Der Trijd)en eult, GSIe'
Wahrunq freien ausrourtS oes Mtor'
oens, nil ltneCer uno oauerhue'
S]Inneruna. Rleine 6i6idaen 81
d Gents a~embhntithc @rpBe nn9eau
. Nol 10 piel eptbottano 70 Vents
en nnea a~potheten III anhen.
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Schte hoffnuna peridlpunaen.

Sebte 6offnun3 peridipunoen.
at8 bcrpnrrapencs 9lcr5ic lnaten.
bab g8. ". Smitthnrt, ron &etir,
So, unheilbere Ghmirbiudt bnbe.
NOR oelirn Iette Suiinuna balm,
ober gr. atreS 9ew Giscuucrp tit
Gaminniuft, Sulteu nrb @rtaltnn'
aeu retteten Tim oom Grabc. @r
ioat: ,3ieie Mebi5tu bot MIDI arilnos
lid furirt rno meiu 2eten oerettet.
Seitoem babe id iie 10 Sabre lana
aebrau6t, una erafjtc hteielbe als
cine munoertares Salss unn 2Iuaeua
Seilmittel.4 Strcua miHenIhafts
lideB Seiimittel ffr Suten, tue1en
Sals poer Grfdituuaen, nno fibere8
8prbeusuneamittel aeeenBneumunia.
@arantirte GlaSf3en gu so Gents un6
500 in 8nlfer 8ros. apDthefe
grpbe SlaIhe fret.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-09-24

briefc Den omtliGen SeIleiien 5ur Ab.
f%crtiglrne bcieelcqt murNcn. "a oas
eonic YoitgCid,dit lit Ocn SGnocn Der
ToriS lag, Die in cnGcr 6amiliengc'
mciuidldit uiommcnbielten, 10 batten
tic sic Miadjt. oieie ltdotlidc Srletbe'
i6rocruna su brent Sortbcll altS5u'
mltcn. 0urd) ben YcItpcrtrag pom
1905 mnr0e Ole Sntcrnationalit6t Der
Gari4iden @oitci ieitgeltaIlt uHo orci
Scuptfuric mr,r0cn eingeridtet sur
@crbinSluN ncr 9iicocrlnnOe nit
Moyimilian. Sem frar3oiiiAcn a0ni-
de. ms NIT SpWiGu. ?todl elmer feIt'
acicgtcu ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS lolltc
sic &olitc &riiiicI > %rNutsbr1id I'M
Sommrr in So TaQcn. i'm @inter
III GLa Ioaen 5uriid9clegt meroen,
sic Strcdr 9riiiicl Edris i'm Com.
mcr in A. i'm gSiutcr in 81 Stutoen,
Sic Strctc @riiiiei 8ranooa III 10
GcSlu. is EaNeu. Gic Soften, in bc'
men and, Elm &aiicocrtclr etngeriftct
mllrSc, luoren Ianeiamer, aber audi
biuigcr ol$ beiouoere 9oter. 0eSAalc
6c6ientcm iid sic aaufIcttc bi$peilc1
cines 8cbcimnerfebrS, un0 groBe Ser
rem, tuie sic 7rgacr. citcS eigenc,t
ItGnoiorn Observation-Disclosures. God.
bQbcn Oie Soften and oft cine %erItaltn.
lide @eidAuinOigfeit berpieieu. 0ie
normoIc GeiGmin6igfcit er9ob cine
Cn9cSIciituug bon so bis 100 Silo'
meter q am. 1T qIci6 q cngtiide
@f); quite Guriere nbcr, sic Die Sier.
Sc nid)t idlcntcn, lcgtcn aud l60 atIc'
meter uno mCbr Suriif, sis Sobrtan
3u Topitc QcrpIblt mur6c, crbiclt aar!
Y. sic Gad)rid)t in 30 StuuOen bon
Rom mad, Orient. Die 2dltae Der Eoit'
itroBc bctrltg 500 ailomcter, 70 Dab
cine Notwithstanding bon t2,l
&ilomctcr pro Stunoc pOer 297.6 Si'
lometcr pro Soq crrcidt iuitrbe. Ser
Guricr muBtc olio, lelbIt iucnt
cr tGgIih ~ Gtirnben i'm Sat.
tel NOR, in cincm Scmpo bon
% aiIomcter itiinoIif gallop.
pirt fem; ENC %utgcbclre Set
itung, lpcnn man be0enft, bub ielbii
bei Sem 1iItonsritt 8icn . Berlin Ser
Sieger al GOO &iIometcrn II Stun,
Sen AZ Iinutcn Gcbrolld)t bat. IS
pur6en chen Elm poar 8fer0c 81
Sdouocn qerittclt. @ei Der @abI SeoS
Y. mar bic Rohridt in 10 Stun0cn IN
SlorCns bel cifcr @ntfernltng bon 2S5
ailometer. Soldje MeI0ungen tparcr
glisltobmen, aber tic lceen Elm QiinIti'
qes 3eugnis nb fir Oas prG5iie Slinf.
tioniren Ser einseIuen Stationen mn
sic 8iihtisfcit biefcr friibcIten Soften
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Observation-Disclosures

en- Sew Trnmen ut6 2~uitipielen,
6eren Shouplns Die 9Grfer unb
SOLE Der sllppn iin0, fimoet iid iebr
bdufig cine. ie nod geeorf balls TO-
miiGp, baIo traQiide Siaur. Der
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8oucr, ser iobralts iabrein in Ber'
binOuna nit Sen 8eri6tsbeDoroen
Itebt, ser iobrons iabrcin gegen Natr'
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bat uno bic uno oa mobl aith ols In'
acfIa9ter (nlon m6dtc faIt ioaen: Der
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bot. Zen Erich, Der bicicn WenIf)cn
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fam man nit einem 6rcmOtport
,Gl1erulieren" ncnnen. Der glus'
hrud lieBe iit ettua nit Tort mo
fort 9eitNperoc fiibrcn" ins 0eutidle
ii6erieben. Gin 0ucrillont lit alio
elm @enid), Der ~unollsgeIcbt itbcr ir-
qeno mcld)c 3ingc un0 Reni6en Be-
Idmeroe 81 iiibren bat. lei e, oab er
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Inn lturct)t geidycheu lit, itnh er tam
6icics ltrredt nit1t npripirocn, benor
i'm nid)t Die mlsgicbigite @clulgtba'
ma 5utbeil qetporoeu lit. Nidlt dig
ob sic anlGiie, Sic i'm 5llm Querulic.
rem tret6en, mr. III icincr giu6iloung
porbonoen m1ren! Ger Gueruldnt
bot INNER redt. er biloet mir INFO.
fern cine Iusnobmc bon ocn norma
len Experimentation. als CT bos lin.
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loicitcn 8eihcbniiIcn mittert lnlO Dab
CT Tinde Dor sic @rridlte un0 9ebor-
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