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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-11-17
PASTORS RESIGNATION DENIED
Daughter Says DR.. Macarthur VIII
STAY at Calvary Eartist Church.

Miss Gertrude Macarthur, daughter Of
the Rev. Dr. Robert Stuart Macarthur.
said yesterday that there was no truth II?
the report that her father has resigned the
pas-ors-e OF the Calvary Baptist Church, in
this city Dr.. Macarthur IS lecturing in
Massachusetts. and will not return 70 his
home, No. 500 Seventh avenue, until sa rur-
dav.
Il was reported that. because the pastor
Of Calvary Church had reached his seven
tteth year, he vas compelled to leave the
ministry for his health's sake The Rev.
Dr.. John Z. Calvert, OF The Examiner 80
said yesterday that Or. Macarthur retains
his vigor and spiritual power 10 2 wonder
full degree and that absolute harmony pre-
walls between pastor and people
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-11-17
WILCOX COMPARES COST
Renlies to MC0onaId'S Statement
as 10 Triborougl7 Plan.
LINKS SHOULD Be UNITED
Until This Is Done They Are Use
less. Ee Savs-officjals
Still Reticent.

Although Borough President Steers Of
BROOKLYN has refrained from committing
himself absolutely on the triborough sub
u-av. & delegation from the Fourth Avenue
Subway League got the impression from
him yesterday that he would cast his vote
in favor Of the contracts.
Borough President GresseT of Queens de
MED last night q statement that he had de-
cided in favor of the triborough- I have
given the matter considerable study, ne
SAID. and am still studying il, but have
not made M nv mind as 10 what my ac-
ton will De. No man has any authority
10 quote me any more definitely than this"
u is believed that President GresseT will
follow the lead OF Mayor GaNnor on the
uroposition. and friends o. the subway say
/ they believe the Mayor VIII II the last
analysis favor me contracts.
/ Il is believed thai Borough President
Miller Of Tie Bronx VIII vote for the con-
/ tracts on account of Inc advantage 70 be
gained for his borough, as President Steers
l. likely 70 Favor them on account OF the
benefits taat VIII come TO Brooklyn from
that end Of the plans.
Chairman Wilcox OF the Public Service
Comm ission in q statement yesterday an
szvereG the arguments OF the Chamber NJ
Commerce against the trihorough plans.
In -eply- 10 their criticisms thai the plans
called fo~ an outlay for construction Of 80
Ter cent q mile more than it cost 30 build
the present subway. Chairman WILCOX
! pointed out that the cost Of construction is
higher than il was when the present sub
way was built. In spite Of this fact the
tr-iho7ouch would have an increased caDac-
ttv of nearly 50 per cent over the present
( subway, exclusive OF the - per cent in
. crease due 10 having the car platforms long
/ enough 10 accommodate Jen-car trains.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-11-17
MAYOR MAKES LETTER PUBLIC
Committee on World s Fair Not Ger
tain Of Date City Was Founded.

Mayor Gaynor made public without COM
nent yesterday the letter Of John Claflin.
chairman Of the committee appointed 10
report on the advisability Of holding a
worlds fair IN this citv in 1913 10 commem-
crate the 30oth anniversary Of the first set
tlement on Manhattan Island
As previously reported. the committee de-
cided against the project. II may add,
writes Nj Clafin, that have letters
from George Haven Putnam and DR.. Ed
ward Hagaman Hail citing various au-
thoritiAs and confirming the opinion Of the
committee that 1913 cannot safely be
counted the year Of the founding OF the
CITY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-11-17
SUPPOSED LEPER IN PASsAIC
Chinese Laundryman Isolated Until Elk
pert Diagnosis Can Be Made.
TBy Telegraph 70 Tho Tribune

10y tVIVSI eA'I = TT ! t4Iu1IS-I
Passaic, y. j., NOV. l6.-Mark Lee. 4
Chinese laundrynan, was taken 70 the
Isolation Hospital to-day. believed to he
suffering from ieprosy- His laundry was
closed and fumgated by the Board of
Health.
Lee has marked symptoms of ieprosy
although several physicians who were
called in by DR.. Nelson Elliott, the city
sanitarian, were unwilling 10 say posi-
lively that he had the disease. Notice has
been sent to the state hoard Of health 81
Trenton asking that an expert On the
disease be sent to diagnose the case, Lee
has been in Passaic some time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-11-17

rising on fixed date wa. 49,.
In Guadalaiars many members >, =
revolutionary army had been enroii.s 49,.
commissions as officers had been issu.S
Secret agents OF the federal gov.--r...
succeeded in several Instances in sss,,--
papers in which the plans Of the r.v,l-
tiouists were outlined Effective unsar,-.-
we're taken TO thvart the proposed fns,,r-
ton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-11-17

This fact became known to-day. The
movement was attributed to Francisco l.
Madero. a former candidate for the Presi-
dencv IN opposition to General Diaz. and
Ricardo Flores Magon, the rerolutionist
VINO served = prison sentence at Florence
Ariz.. some years ago for violation If the
1-pi4ed states neutrality laws
Arms and ammunition. II was said. had
t,aen u-idelv distributed and a concerted up
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-11-17

To copy others Is COM
monplace-that is life. To
create for others 70 initiate
that is art.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-11-17
Has TEMPERATURE OF lie

Maysville Ca, Nov. l6.-so high Is the
temperature Of Miss Eta Martin, fever
patient. that the bulbs Of three clinical Their
r1ometers registered the highest figure on
the graduated scale One Of he instru-
rnents was graduated TO 40 degrees. Estf-
mating the space above The figures left
blank, it is believed the young woman's
temperature is at least rs. This is the
highest temperature on record that has not
resulted fatally.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-11-17
MEXICAN REVOLT HIPPED
rams TO Overthrow Diaz Govern
ment Frustrated

-HsA'co City, Nov I6-A revolutionary
liioVSiil7ilt' with ramihcations throughout al
Ieas' Twelve states of the republic, has JUST
been frustrated through the vigilance of the
federal authorities
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-11-17
usaEess unfiI comrIeted.

/ L was pointed out by Chairman Wilcox
that the parts of ths Iribcrough scheme
already completed or about completed,
would be practically useless unless they
should be woven into the completed
/ scheme.
The cost Of construction, including sta
ton finish. OF the entire Lriborough
system a. contemplated is s147.5 800. coo, said
sIr. WILCOX. OF this system the Centre
street loon, costing s.. 500 600. is nearly I'm
ished. The six sections Of the Fourth
avenue subway, costing S15,e0JeG3, will be
/ finished within eighteen months. The Man
! haitian Bridge portion costing not less
than SO 00o.0eo. Is nearly finished
These subway links, and IN large part
the bridges VIII be useless unless the
comprehensive plan Of which they are Z
/ part-the Thorough ssstem - shall be
/ completed. AS single units they can not
J be made 70 produce adequate income, and
no Board Of Estimate. Rapid Transit Com
mission or Public Service Commission ever
/ fer a moment Iabored under the delusion
/ that they would be worth building if the
systsm q which they are par should
be 8 abandoned. The reason for their con
/ struction was that they were links in :
chain and a beginning had 20 be made
! SoEnsw mere
Friends OF the trIboroush proposition.
speaking Of the opposition of John i,
/ Mcdonald to the scheme, as given in a
letter written 70 the Chamber Of Com
1nerce, recalled the fact that IN the Public
Service investigation OF the Interborougb-
Metropolitan merger II was testified by
Mr Mcdonald that he was under re-
1 lainer by that company.
At the request OF William II. wins,
special counsel III the case. he produced a
( contract with the company. daied jan
Many n lea7 fn which he agreed 10 give
/ hts services 10 them along lines % further
I subway construction and to refrain from
4 taking any interest in opposition plans Tor
a period Of fivt. years The company on its
SIDE agreed 10 give Mr. Mcdonald *@eo, 81
in annual pa ynents of 500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-11-17
Cost is Reasonable.

ia Is believed IN view of the cost Of
r.. pjd transit lines under contracts hereto
fore made that its cost IS reasonable" said
Chairman Wilcox. The average cost PEI
mile Of track II The municipal rapid transit
routes now operated by the PETERBOROUGH
was s7S4-@51. In 1907 the president of the
marlborough. in 2 letter 70 the Rapid Tran
sit Commission giving the reasons why his
company WAS not bidder on the routes
then proposed. stated that his engineers had
found that the increased cost through labor,
material methods Of construction, etc.
would increase the average cost per mile of
track by 10o Ver cert
Within q few GAYS two directors Of the
Peterborough have stated in conversation
rhnt II would cost double the amount if the
Peterborough subway were TO be built now.
In the portions of the triborough not yet
under contract the cost on bios submitted
and estimates made viii be s1.014,000 Per
mile Of track. In other words, the cost per
mile Of track e the triborough is only 80
par cent more than the marlborough and
nearly 20 per cent less than what officers
ana directors believe the InterhorouGh
could be reproduced for nov.
II co7lparison be made in the cost of
construction of the Thorough with the
present subway and not with the INTERIOR
osgh figures when IT. was reluctant 10 bid,
4 the 60 per cent increase Of the triborough
/ Is not an unreasonable amount. having in
mind the public requirement that consJT1c-
! ton must he under cover and not IN open
trenches that the cost Of labor, including
/ employers liability, has increased and that
/ the size Of the structure has been soTnSTfIat
irc-ea sed.
The increased size Of the bore will allow
d.
5rib3rouch over The marlborough Of 10
re- cent The multiple stations Of the tn
borough. together with the methods OF con
,-ecriou between express and local tracks,
will make possible The running Of trains
in Jess than one minute tlirty seconds, as
compared with one minute forty-eight sec
ends. which IS the best that the Inter
borough is able u do because Of the delay
~ stations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-11-17

a woman in Z new, well
fifth e, attractive gown
with q CROSS Bag 20 match
wishes TO BE- seen by two
people-the man she likes
best and The woman she
likes least.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-04

be carried forward by Architect
Kingsley
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-04
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The cNmuiete pFugram 60 b.
played az lhe Moore Sunday after
aaou hy the symphony Orchestra
Mll DO as follows
Overture FRA niAvaio ~ Auhsf
March ~ the Toya from Babes IA
Tovlant .....s-.... Herbert
0lf German Air. ~SkHWmt Elm
Nnxal Nitglu9eu' s.t..s.+.. Ocha
Treated in The style u Raeh Haydn.
Moaart Strauss. Verdi Caunod
waKuer Beethoven Brahms Men.
esiEsohsL Meyerterr MiiitsFN
March
Tenor soto. ~OnawAyi Awake. ne.
loved ....4.. cgicfifHe -Tay iof
From "HiawathA'u weGdinm Feast
Selections from the opeFa Car
men ....4...-...... niHst
Saiuf a'AmuuY .44......... ElFar
March from -rTannhaeuserT fitali
Bright Abu0e8 ..tsss.... Wagner
George Hood has gone % Cali
q u. a. a.f. ss.4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-04

manager explaining "a me that he
accomplished Il by laying his hanaa
on the arms 81 the man seated next
him and readlns the lAitcr'a pulse
AZ Il were, Tor his directions. How
Pauline viii do u cannot. ~ course.
be told In advance. but there ia 40
doubt that he can DO Il, for iuat such
feat wac accomplished by him not
Ions aHo la Syracuse,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-04

DARING the stay
a. the psutaEss
~ Pauline the
French hypnntist.
he eili indui4
m the rseasisfs
- a hiinaf
"trip arnur tiN
city "a rfiarNE -
members ~ The
Nal Press cluh
ne Task as
signed him wilt
be ift 10 the
newspaper men
what hs often
lfse4a "a trad =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-04
MOTHER EASTERN
MAN FINDS FAULT
49,, Straw Hats With
~ evening Clothes in
\, ssmmersime"A''
Be Donea
m,,lls sAYRG.

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hsts worn With etep
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Z. wha COME oat here ~
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hs,lsees TIA, hands r.
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nsaaii
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-04

In order "a effectively aid the CAM
palKn FOR more smoksatacka Man.
ayers Russell and Drew today IN
stalled another chimney on top OF
The Alhambrn theatre building
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-04

hidden article IN some eisfant part
~ ths city az tbs END % oue ~ these
drives
MrEwsn used "a Do this biindfoid.
20 drive act Ia Seattle. bis business
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-04

DANCE AT pRuAMLANp.
Dance tonight Admission free
zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-04

Manager Ed L. Drew to-day I
= practically concluded negotia- I
: tioua Whereby The san Fran. 4
= tieta Opera company, now 4
= touring Western canada under 4
= the direction 90 trauk lisaly. I
= VIII cume mto the AinAmbra. I
. opening February 80 Tor I
. limited season % connie opera I
. Toe organization since re last I
= lucal fnERs wrnt has hecn I
sfFeHg theug6 in many Ways I
q The EAST wiu Include number {,
= % Seattle faxeritsk I
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-04

Thank heaven. Charles Frohman
VIII soon taka that long deferred
European trip which has killed SO
much valuable Newspaper space
during tho past five months
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-04

Chefidah Simpaon n now In vaud .
evllle Ia an Opvratta
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-08-05

iIoaer bee gbalfsieen, oe Deo bette
bar ban Dpret ipsieliot u%afbruOt /
40 Nar. Der @omIe, iom MI er
fiiloItpnoig oso, pIeies af i'm 9IOite
0otter / BET lille @us, iom ban
en9ang ieIo bar tsmret og bpgget.
Sans Suitru Oeoe for IA aar iiOen,
en- 9rooer til ngomIe Serf" opnane-
oe ogiao en- me9et bei aIoer; ban
oeoe / S~tenoerup oeo 9oloing, JON
sen iiSitIeoenoe oanife aprosier.
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ferne, Tom BET for nogen 6io iioen
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Gegn. @rpsmarfenrne bIioer igen
qr6nne | 8un6en.
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iao onorIiet no meO, Itoor M meget
goot. Hugen bIioer tioIig MODEM,
men tegner life til at gioe ct ierIiet
fort ltobptte.
Sebiergningens Sio er inoe, og
Ser er taget lat operoIt, MI efter Of
@eirIiqet er bIeoet mere itooigt. gn.
gene er Der ipunt goot groeoe. Des.
oorre bleo en- Gel al Aaerbeet soc
Loot al 9eonen.
8oftIunO. Sra 2ono.
bruget. RngbsIten oil I oen fom.
menOe llge Cfripes Der oen IS.
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men. Gen Itprfe % peoboIoenoe Sol.
be0e I ben iioite 1io efter Den me.
gen Re9n bar moonet Ruoen I en-
5ort. ltobpttet teaner til / sIor at
Diae blioe u6mprfet Sommcrtornet
er efter aeanen aroet aoot oneoegne
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aoerne er MI / fuIo Qraf+ % bar
en- goo 5nr0e. ioa lloiigtcrne til. at
Sc oil aioe eft tort llobbtte, er
go6e.
5 oenne 8i6 er ser 5raoIbeO meo
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ere GAG. fan fsres ino Den anoen
fom enfeIte Ste0er oaar.
liat / 6us. men M fom gngbeet
ia meaet 0es beore. Zen traolpite
Gi0 for 9onompnoeHe ber poo So
ncn er 686eiten
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-08-05
9aor man er rig.

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At me0 inc $enge.
Zen 6efenote amerifauife 01illio.
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q aar bar ban isat al bortgioe i'm
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geHe fGit. men brp6er itaoig fit 90.
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anOenoe De s 8iGioner. ban enonu
bar tilbuge.
Gr. Geurion bar erflpret iii en-
SuterDiemer, at ban / Be iioffe 20
4nr bar BAIT ffsre Sor9er og is0n.
Ieie NGtter emo / belle ben sprige
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lin fore 5ormue. Seq uil % fat.
tig", ~erfIpreoe ban beitemt OF til.
fsip6e: .2igfiiter er life til at bru.
ges iom Yengeffrin~.
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faaOone 8eio9r meo at fri iig fra
fine ioroiife Sfatte, bar ingen Born.
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ban bar oprettet og ifpnfet itore Sc.
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Ell on 5aoer nnnger ban oDer oisie
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ipnet meo De beoite Sn0retninger.
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gigaerbreoe, unoertioen op til 500C
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mer nun fan af oisie Bonner. tb.
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at ifoffe ben enfeIte ipecielle 5oroelI
Deo P%engegaoer. San oil. at bans
@nuer ifnI fomme aImenbeoen til
aOOe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-08-05

iOar meo at boIse iis spreift, for
teEer ugfstrablaoet@.
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tenlage, Der funoe mistenfe BAN for
at oere Nanoens Soloebrooer. %
ban fom neo paa @ooen, iaa ban
after Ell 0ano, Der itoo Ipnet op 40
@tlren o8 ipntes enOnll mere oruf-
fen emo BEN nnoen.
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ban.
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o9or De Der / Suiet?"
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bOor Den geruie0e erflpreoe at bo,
aobneoe ben iamme Dor % ifubbe0e
BAN inc.
Ia ban fom neo paa @aoen, Iaa
ban en- treble Rono, Der iDntes at
pGre enonu mere oruffen emo oe TO
andre.
san aif ben til BAN, men Den
iuI0e 0ano it0rteoe no miot paa
@n0en, 9reb en- golitibetient oe0
2lrmen oa ronbte rpoielsilageu:
uaeO mig fra set ifreffeligGg2en
neite. san bar life beitilt on0et belle
92atten emo at iIabe mis- op 40
1roppen og imiSe mig neo eennem
gle0atorrilmmet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-08-05
5fiftonop Gmner.
Si5marcf % Sfomaseren.

0eget 6ete9nen0e for 9ismarcfs
6umor er Siitorieu ON aansleren
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gerrige Wenneifer / Sdloue par en-
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telige Sfiffelie forlaoe 8oget, bleo
itrafs bans 0Dsgerrigbeo Daft %
od ben Jremmeoe, eiter at baoe
gaaet nogle @onge frem og tiIbage
paa gerronen, latte fig paa EN- 8Pnf
og tpnOte fig en- Cigar, funOe 5fo-
mageren life OD jig l9ngere; ban 9if
ben og iatte Zig paa ben an6en enoe
af genfen,o rpffeoe efterbaan0en
nermere og ipurgte til iioit:
Sc fommer Oel ira gerlinl"
S5a pef. SOem er 9e?"
Seq er Sfomn9er IF -meo
b0em bar jeg BEN sGre
Seq er ogfaa Sfomager
n0ei, b0ao flyer Del Ia bar Il
gel en- Itor amoefreos / gerlin2"
Pa ia. oen er life fon lille"
Snoen Sfomageren fit ipurgt Of
oere. fom Ell Sernbnndunftioapi
. og melOte Rrbeoia: n8eres erceden,
&c, 0ognen itnnr fRroig. 5orf9roet
ouer FIN 8riftigbeo operfor en- iot
opbsiet Rerionaae begpnote Sfo
mogeren at fremitamme nogle llno
ifpIoninger. men gismnrrf Happen
bnm poa Sfuloeren oe ingoe: Ger
Tom De nogen Sinoe fommer ii
Berlin. ion fom % beisg mig ! mi
gprfiteO. @iIbelmitraise Rummei
rs. Boo @cnipnl"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-08-05
@OOt iusrct

MISUNDERSTANDING bar Ell Stu.
cent / aaaobeo ihtffet en- Seooel /
en- Al @rofesiorernes Sntte og fire.
Get: abefat. 9}aite Gag iiaer Bro.
iesioren 6oiliat, i0et ban boloer
SeoIen / 9eiret.
Gn at Sc &errer bar / @oar
ait MIG ben 2ere at lGage fit Biiit.
fart I min Sat
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-08-05
Gn b~armbiertia zamaritan.

en- goo S1moritan. Der Mot paa
Rntten aif biem fra ct aoot Se!itab.
Iao Ell Ron0. Der itoo lGnef op 40
en- Susmur o. n~abenbart baeoe ne.