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New-York tribune., 1912-01-02
WITTPENN GUSTS FAGEN
Jersey City Mayor Uses Police
Force to Make Sure.

Mayor Wittpenn OF Jersey City and Sher-
IN Wedin, who have Jointly assumed the
leadership of the Democratic party. sue
ceeded in defeating Michael /. Fagen for
reelection by the Board Of Aldermen as
City Clerk after a bitter contest. The
struggle drew a crowd yesterday that
packed the assembly room in the City
Hall
Confident Of having a majority OF the al
dermanic votes for John II. Morris. the
Mayor, to prevent any interference or the
capture Of any of the aldermen. had pla-
toon OF police escort the aldermen from the
City Clerks office to the meeting place
President-at-Large Heppenheimer presided
and City Clerk Fagen stood In bis accus-
toned place, hopeful that his friends had
succeeded in winning the three votes needed
for a majority. When the vote was taken
Morris had fourteen, including one of the
two Republican members. Alderman Tee!-
ing. Fagen had ten, and Alderman Lough-
I ran. the other Republican member. declined
20 vote.
The board adjourned without naming the
oyerseer OF the poor, city marshal and in
spector Of weights and measures 1t Is
said that these may come under the civil
service act In fact. the deposed City
; Clerk asserted that he. too, is protected
by the act, as he holds clerical. not an
executive. oIfice.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-02

Year before last, when women watched
nt the polls. Miss Milholland and her
young sister, Miss Vida, took turns
watching at n polling place on the East
Side.
Not all the eight named by Mr.. Har-
burger are suffragists. Mrs. Isaac l..
Rice, for instance president Of the So
ciety for the Suppression of Unnecessary
Noises, says she is neither suffragist
nor anti"
"A woman can have enough influence
through her family" she said. IF /
were in England | should be a militant
suffragist. but here | don't feel that |
need the vote, though there is abso-
lutely no reason why woman should
not vote. I've several daughters who
are ardent suffragists. About being a
deputy sheriff-don't you think that un-
I'll Mr.. Hamburger approaches me II VIII
be in better taste for me 10 say moth
ing?"
Miss Helen Gould, through her sec
retary said she felt honored by Sheriff
Harburger's thoughtfulness, but that
charitable work, TO which she gave al
most all her time, would prevent her
from accepting.
Sheriff Harburger believes that there
is a crying need for women deputy
sheriffs.
They could do many things that a
man would fail in the very attempt
ing" he said. Women deputy sher-
IFS could easily enter a dance hall
these dance halls where many OF our
young girls go-and could better size
up conditions than man. With such
women on my staff II would only
be d short time beforh we would
have wiped out these immoral places
throughout the city
New-York tribune., 1912-01-02
DUTCH YIELD TO ERIN
poIice Break Up New Years
Fight on Frelghter.
MIXED CREW CAUSE OF ROW
nermans and Hollanders Dis
agree and the Irish Jump at
Chance to Arbitrate.

N.v Years Eve was merry night
.s,ord the ,Welgunda- Not since plum
sre and grog were served lsvishly on
csr,s,nss pay. halfway out from Ham
80 had there been such fine evening.
Tha onlv difference was that Christmas
as,sbAred in with bluff greetings in deep.
,hroaty guttuTals. while the baby New
ysar was met with scowls, rumbling Teu-
.o,,, oaths. and then blows from sea
hardened muscles
The trouble with the Wellgunda is that
her crew Is made up partly of Germans
"a nartjy of Hollanders That's why
Y1.u,ensut Ayres end Sergeants Bradley
.nd Abbott Of the Fourth avenue station.
prooklyn, had to hustle a patrol wagon full
:, reseryes down to the Bush Terminal
.srlv Yesterday morning and board the
.vsllsunda, which lay at 47th street The
,,o,,,enant and his men found their work
-,,t oyt for them, and 1t took half an hour
10 do It right.
Tho night was black, but the electric
rob,s from the piers shone weirdly on a
asb,ing. struggling mass of men, who
,uept from one side of the decks to the
other and then back 10 the guard rail again.
bearded giants, blond gnomes and ordi-
rarv bullet headed "A Bs' smashed each
other nightly. Everything that was move
sb,e was In motion. Buckets and swabs
and tarred rope ends were handy weapons.
The whole boat was in an uproar.
There were few Germans among the po-
pceu,en-not one like Gustave Kreutzer
Tho Hercules. who stands at Fifth avenue
-, oos ,.rna- and stoDs runaWays with his
hare hands--but there were plenty OF sons
Of Erin. and-oh, well, the love of the Irish
for the Germans and Dutch is too wei
known to describe further
Lieutenant Ayres simply sent his men IN.
That's all They had their night sticks
with them When they had cleaned the
decks they looked for odds and enos ana
found something in the fo'csle.
Ewald NIievogel, of the Island Of Schouw-
on had. been assailed and assaulted by
Hans Decow, Of Bremen. Ewald had ned
10 the shelter Of bunk. He did not get IN
Il: he got under it. But Ewald, who Is
coal-heaver. is hulking and big, and he
stuck in the narrow space. He tried TO
edge away and get further under. thus
being ,yedged still more firmly. When the
notice got there Hans was jabbing him
steadily and methodically with a knife.
The police had TO break the bunk away TO
get Ewald out, and then Dr. Carter took
him TO the Norwegian Hospital, while the
lieutenant took Hans 10 the station. lie
was held in the Fifth avenue court in $1,000
bail Yesterday afternoon on felonious as
sault charge.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-02
WOMEN WILLING TO SERVE
Continued from first page.

dica- Young was another. The spokes-
woman on that occasion was Mrs. James
Lees Laidlaw. chairman of the Borough
of Manhattan for the Woman Suffrage
party. Mrs. Laidlaw gasped at first yes
terday when Mr.. Harburgers wish to
have her for an assistant was mentioned
For the moment she connected him with
his former office Of Coroner, and the
idea of being cCroner's assistant didn't
appeal to her When she found what
he did want she smiled jOyously.
well, I'm not surprised at Mr.. Har-
burgers wanting women deputies, not
bit, because, you know, he's good
suffragist He gave us splendid
meeting down In his district last fall.
But 1 hardly think I'd want to ac-
cept office: anyhow, I'd have TO give
the matter some consideration. AS
the 'antis say, a womans place is home.
and | have great variety OF duties of a
domestic nature which | can't neglect.
Still, / do believe that women who, Ike
m yself. have some leisure should not
use any public service we can per
form"
You know" Mrs. LaIdlaw went on
some people say that getting the vote
would mean wanting office with women
That Isn't so at all. There are places
where women are needed; We need some
police women very much. And women
can do admirably in public office; they
have shown that in Los Angeles,
Kansas and other spots in the West.
But women haven't the office holding
hee
II know something Of deputy
sheriff's duties in the country, and they
consist OF serving papers. making ar
rests and the like / rather think Mr..
Harburgers remarks weren't made with
serious intention, but as an evidence OK
his belief in women. It's nice TO find
such a spirit IN a sschem OF Tammany
Hall, for Tammahy has frequently sat
down on us suffragists hard
Then you don't expect 10 be dep
uty sheriff.
mo, / don't expect to; but I'll never
refuse to perform any public service
can, IT," said Mrs. Laidlaw, "it doesn't
conflict with my home duties"
Miss MilhoIIand Receptive.
Miss Inez Milholland is the youngest
Of the women the new Sheriff picked out,
and she has occasionally been pointed
out as one OF the star proofs that girl
can be handsome though suffragist.
Miss Milholland, however, has looked at
life seriously since before she entered
Vassar, and she looks at 1t even more
seriously now that she is a law student
in New York University.
"Why, of course" she said, instantly,
Il think a woman should always be
ready to perform any civic duty for
which she is fitted. That doesn't mean
that / shall go to Sheriff Hamburger and
offer to serve as deputy. In fact, / am
not entirely familiar with the duties OF
a deputy sheriff. There are some things
q. woman can do better than man In
public life, just as there are things a
man can do better than woman. There
certainly ought to be some women on the
police force. l don't know enough about
a deputy sheriff's work to know whether
women are needed there, but If they are
I should be ready to serve, provided II
didn't interfere with my own particular
work as a law student"
New-York tribune., 1912-01-02
WORK FOR "WoMAN'S DAY.
Suffragettes to Give Dinner to
Miss Mary Donnelly.

Miss Mary Donneliy, who was manager
Of the 34th street suffrage Iunchroom until
II was closed UP, Is to be the guest OF honor
at an aald lang syne dinner to be given on
January II by the 1ith Assembly District
Club Of the Political Equality League. which
formerly had its headquarters at the ath
street place.
The dinner viii be given at No. ~ West
Both street, lunchroom conducted by Miss
Donheiiy. After the feast the diners viii
adjourn not to the opera but to the street
corner, where they will have a rousing
street meeting and urge all owners Of de-
New-York tribune., 1912-01-02
az News Of IntGrgSt G|
" to ,MQmen "

stores in indianapolis until other duties
forced her to give II up.
Besides managing the restaurant. she
supplied deilcacies to women who were CIV
ing luncheons or dinners. First of all,
though. she is a home woman. and her
pretty house at No. s14 East 18th street is
said TO be one Of the neatest and best
ordered and most restful places imaginable
New-York tribune., 1912-01-02
CIVIL SERVICE SCHOOL TO OPEN

The Civil Service School Of the Repuo-
Iican Club Of the 18th Assembly District
will begin its regular winter session next
rhuradav evening at the clubhouse at NO.
10 East 125th street. Members OF the Or
eanization and their friends In adlolhIhs
Iiantaee OF the opportunity TO prepare Tor
vaIi.a1 vvsaIIin.ra1 state and municipal examinations.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-02
DEPAUW RAISES 100000.
University Meets Stipulation of Mr..
Rockefeller's Gift.

Greencastle, Ind, Jan. 1.-Subscriptons to
the endowment fund OF Depauw University
exceed the 100000 stipulated by John d.
Rockefeller in his offer OF 10000, It was
announced to-day
Most OF the money was raised among the
seven hundred Methodist churches of
Indiana, but the largest Individual contri-
button was from Jay H. Nefr. former
Mayor Of Kansas City, born an Indianian.
His gift was more than $1,000 but the
exact amount is not made known.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-02
TO GIVE SUFFRAGE PLAY
'Imprsesionistic Sketch of Ants" To
Be Produced at Hotel Astor.

"An Impressionistic Sketch of the Anti
Suffragists'' Will be presented at the meet
ing Of the Equal Suffrage League on Fri
day afternoon at the Hotel -Astor.
The sketch was written by Miss Mary
Shaw, and the cast will be as follows:
Mrs. alright. president OF an anti-suffrage
club. Observation-Disclosures. MISS bfdce Fihlls
Mrs Grundy. d member Of one OF our old
est families ''................. Miss Mary Shaw
Mrs PIre-Driyel, the poetess OF lost
cause OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Miss owe OhFcF
Mrs Sweet an ideal wife and mother......
Miss Arleen Hackett
Mrs Crouch "A warranted dyed I'm -the-wool
''womanly woman ....... Miss Roberta Droste
Miss Noodle just begianer az the woman
81 game '.....-..........,.. MISS Jean Marcel
New-York tribune., 1912-01-02

partment stores who pass by to shut up
their stores on Nay and so observe
"Woman's Day. by allowing all their help,
men and women, to march in the suffrage
parade
New-York tribune., 1912-01-02

Mrs Shank is Of Southern blood, some
Of her forebears coming from North Carolina
and some from Virginia.
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betom.
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tabene
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2auad Is fdat.

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1nttporteis ibr Deter, INNER cen
Tropfsr i'm Aug. bebult.no: s9us
ncG's fGItl"
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Ter gittitenrr.

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tpmmt CUR 5ruu zines gsiflittn in
Sereforofbire.
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arbeiter, unb Die &inoer trdntlih
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teln ausgeididt, um psnisftens Die
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lie duf Die Strabs gsieBt."
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Doms mitki6ig. bier tit bus Gslo.
sthsr tper Iino Gie2"
sd BIN Der Batter, @uOdms,"
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bo ben ih mel Sempsr nit msbs
tontrotle Tonne.
sd ben oIes, mas an ben Did
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tpenn , @arbetfhtdnn umgeporfe I'M
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nomme I'M ben fe Oa3u gsporfe IN
bann lin id pibber fort nit bic en-.
ttni9en nids mebr brum 5u gefpms,
mas nit mid I'm bic 2i33ie hdppsne
bsbt. Sd ben 3ueri4t en- longe Wabt
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ben SoIubn I'm pie id bon bo beim
fin TONNE, oos lam i9 Sine nit
fage. Gri4t pie ih ON ndhite Mor.
gen mad geiporbe fin, FEN i'd auss
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ben. 8, lin fotf6 : 1ettebt! Sd ben
mid ssbrsBt I'm fin oaunftebrs sans
&c. Off aobrs ben i4 nit mebr bic
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porber eebabt ben. sd ben T9uhr
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bef6reibt meme Surprsis, tpie i'd IN
bic aitl6en tpmme lin ben alpbr
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bab Sbne Shrn Srsinb frsbiig nero
iuomit i'd psrbleIns Sine Sbtn IL
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fugt als: Sd berii4ere 6is! Das III
boh feline gelsioigung!"
so, mo .r giebperiiHerunssag.nt
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batter, aIs er Die pislen ibm augts
0a6ten Geidente betradfet, our
5rdu unb ben Ginbsrn: sSbr babt
mid obsr Elm biiiel gu febr In linz
.tciten eeitir3t!'
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8irfung.

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min Re fpsniaitens nit irritebt. =
atptper, bas bat ales nids auss.s
ma9t. Die Gammilf bat ibr DIM
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mild ebbes gu mid ias., oann hdtt's
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msr unisr Copper I'm unisr Bred
fsit eTs. Sd ben niemanb ins naus
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aritif.

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bier bsfreunoetsn bo4bssdbten Wiu'
ftern fsin nsusiies Opus auffihrsn,
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gls Die Muiifsr sesnost babsn. sehl
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Iaat berbinolih un0 litbensniroig;
ga, ia, mein liebsr 5reuno! Der
Spr6sr an Der Wano bort feline ii.
Shdn0i"
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= 8rudftbler. Der etss
flub bsrdnItdItst Den ndditen SonnS
tdg bsi ginitis.r @itterung Elm sro'
les Wett oufsn.
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SAP i'd Ser 8tsroisuns Sbrer psrs
forbenen s5rau @smablin nidt beis
pobnen tonnts. Weine 3rdnaipsnos
6absn sic oo6 b%stommen9"
grofsFor: nSapobl, msinsn berg
.r6ifen 8unt aud, = meins 6rau
tat Ti6 Iebr ibtr Sen &rdn5 gsfreut!'
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mebr meine S9nufIbads for mid
file. Die Ribs un0 oa tann
mer 10 re6t Die perOOlte mlene
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gu Idss. &c gsbn mid aus ben B.e
IN tuenn i6 ebbes gu ie fnss. bann
f6nisre &c gu mid I'M gsbn fort.
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bic miierabIi1e Runne gebahnl W.l
i9 ben mid idon for ie in bic
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fpie nnr ouf beitId foge bubt. 5as
is @rsttitutbl Wenn en- Mann 10
fpie mid an Iein bdusli4s 6rieDe ges
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MDresns I CANA frsintliaes Jebs ses
modt I'M ben seInst: .Msll ai55iee
he. ipie madts beit2" Mitaus 1
Wort al foas. Is Il aug ben Rubrt
fortsssaagt IN ID fen mel Bred
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So Or @aae. edpie

S n Der Rage. S9tpiegsrs
mutfer: n8ein Manu I6eint meinen
3oo gar nidt erpartsn 81 f0nnen,
UNI redt BALD 3u er6sn aber i'd
fterbs, mann i'd min unO fpenn
ibm oas niht pafen foate ounn
Ferbe i4 ~iiberbaupt nidtl"
S6Iagtnoer 9entis.
Dame: .Woraus f6lieBt man, Dab
auf Dem Monoe teine Menidsn nobs
nsn2 Metl man 70 tleine 0inge
ni4t mebr nit Dem SeleItop untsrs
i6eioen fann2 9as 1T nod tein
Sruno.A
5ernro6rmann: .Qlber maj, t6nns
fc gr1Bere 9ings unteri6eioen, 3. 9.
DirtsbGuier; uno Die gibt Is nidt
auf Dem Mono, fOIgli4 aud feline
Menihen.
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Mnstintm @tfananis.

aus eintm @sfdngnis'
btri6t. Der Raubm0roer e., osi'
len Sinri6tung morgen srfoIgsn
Iclts, nuros beuts morgen i'm 9e'
fdngnis erbdngt uufssfunoen. uril4s
uEbeldnnt.
Srof. SHUTTER (oie ibr,r
aI.insn Bel Sen S9uIurbsitsn sstoIs
fen bat): Run, 2isIel, tuuren bsine
Gufgaben ridtig?"
aieieI: Rein, Mamu, fie iDursn
.fdIt ale faIid."
gluttcr: sane fuIia9 8. bds
tut mir Itio.a
aieisl: .Ra, lei nur nidt trdurig,
Muma. @le anOsrn Mnmas battsn
audi fali4."
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Gueben reu angetretsnes 9ienf.
Madden: gnd' 5ruu. brduben III
Elm 9err. fol id i'm reinlaFen2@
Dame: .Der lit ss oenn, nj,
bsiBt sr, frusen Sie i'm srit mad
ftinen Wiinfdenla
9ien Il m do9en: Nd. Der L
ia 70 fdidtern, er bat fid uuf oi:
9reppenffufe gsiest unO min rarten,
Bis snG' Grau erlauben, 6aB er
rsinfommen BARI
Dume gebt an Die Sir uno er-
blidt i6ren @dtten!
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9ef6eioen. gsttlsr mad
Dem sr tinsm 9u6bdnoIsr feline goi
o.tIast bait: rDsnn Sic Otnn mel
ter ni6ts tun polen, Damn gsben
sic oo9 ipenigTtsns msiner 5rau Elm
@tatisdbonnsment auf bag Moosn'
icurnul!"
anOsre 3sitsu = a n.
@and {. Die tIsins 9ilOe;
.S6aS,, DAB man i'm Sabre nur ei'
Gsburtstoe bait"
Ont,l: .Mart' ub, MldSsl. fpGisr
riro Dir aud oas nod gu DieI iein!'
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8tfu9: rmonFtu: adrl, 1u
frsuit Did ipohl rs6t, bab bic Gdul,
ipisbsr onfdnst9@
4arl: ga. SER 9oltOrl"
9efud: On isbnit Did ipobl
redt mad BEN llnterrift2"
aorl: Rein. bas nidt, ab.r
Oonu lam ih emil GduI3 NAL niss
Der OrosutIi9 Surtbausn."
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0as 0irnOt 10 fura
Limo. Der 8ub 70 gar lang.
9sss pubt NIT suat s'iummsn
8sim Wal5ertlans.
ODD neil fi6 Ole ana
Sun bod i4o 10 gut,
30 %tanasn's mitiamm',
90 pis lids bait tut.
Gil rudt iid, : er Oudt iid. =
limb bGIt's fet nit Der 5anb,
llnO 10 brinssn's Oenn sliidli
Den BaIssr %5uitano'.
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Smmer fGeiBia.

SIMMER flsiBig. aanf.
mann gum neuen Qsbrling): r0enn
sic ale TIaiden ssipiilt baben, 0anr
.onnsu Gie Die iibrigs 3sit oamil
ausfaaen. oaB Gle 6liegsn fangen
unb auI unier putentiertss GIieasn
PEPPER ieBsn. SIMMER ileiBig ftin.
jungsr Mann. oas TT Die 9auptiu-
de-"
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Sod gefunfen. .Mas
if oenn aus MiiIlers 4elteiten ses
prrben?" - Nd, oenten sic. Der III
.ia Big gum 5 odItapIer bera eges
iunten!"
aeratli4es d t { n.
Ssungs Dame: n6alten Sic bas 9iils
zen audi fir gefabrlid, Serr 9Otz
.torg"
sd battle IS isoenfaIls fir uns
|iieden0!1
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pic sRutiae.

gar i'd bod Elm glann eeiporbenl
Leufst Sen1ette. @ i1 bate
g1nt fir orei uno arnft nno aIhnbett
@dr' Elm Rnnn i6l Seuf5t Seanette.
GteIIie mid benz sriumct Setaoei
Adre riur Elm G6fpert mein eigen,
ga. i'd iuiiree aIerorten
ysi8 als G~iegtseottin scisenl
Siebe, GhI1ee SiIfe, Ollie,
Mu7 lie pI1eIih bIeih Dor Ghreden;
9entt, Elm SroiGlsin tat Sennette
Sintsr iih i'm @ra5 entoedenl
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9o6Rapftrin: SIN Gid
ttiefe Tino aIio 9eins id0nen blonben
5oort ols b~sfonosrss asnnJsi6sn ans
e,etbtn ipOroen. Rofag! -. Damn
Iob Il. Dir bod fdrb,nl"
5rtunoin: rllnm0sIid. mir
ltebt nur blonoi"