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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-05-22
Carrying the National Game.

From the Boston Globe.
Our soldiers at Vera Cruz who have
organized base ball teams are playing the
national game just as if they were at
home at the fort. If the Mexican specta-
tors are anything like the Filipinos, base
ball will make them forget their trou-
bles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-05-22
A Wish Easily Gratifed.

"A great deal of what We call pleasure
is largely imaginary said the ready
made philosopher
Il suppose So replied the man who
was working on his automobile.
Now. wouldn't you like to be able to
take a long ride without having to worry
about speed limits or spark plugs OF
tires or anything at all?"
Il should say So.
We'll, here's a street car ticket"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-05-22

Such disorders as have recently arisen
in parliament might be brought to the
attention of the militant suffragettes,
with warning not to initiate the meth
DDS of the male politicians.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-05-22

The popularity of the statue IN Ne"
York harbor amonS aviators desiring
point by which to steer puts an END TO
all the doubts that have been expressed
concerning it's usefulness.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-05-22

Despite his defeat Ouimet should not
be discouraged concerning his golf. The
best of players in all sports have off
days. Even Walter johnson sometimes
pitches losing game
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-05-22
A Pranksome Disposition.

Id hate to be a bug. by heck,
But if | wuz. Id foller
His ways an drop on some gals neck
An laugh to hear her holler.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-05-22
Something Worse.

From the Detroit Free Press,
Ambassador Page says that to take up
writing as a calling is fooihardy. What
would he call after-dnner speaking?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-05-22

The point of view alone decides wheth-
er Congress embarrasses an administra-
ton or an administration embarrasses
Congress.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-05-22

Mr.. Mellen seems to have been one OF
the lucky men who never knew "hat
morning they might wake up and md
themselves promoted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-05-22

Uncle Joe Cannon enjoys certain ma
tional popularity which might prevent
Danville. ILL.,, from regarding him SIM
ply as a local issue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-05-22

\ gentleman by the name of BaIlinger
is not expressing himself. but it is easy
to guess where his sympathies are not in
PENNSYLVANIA politics
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-05-22
SHOOTING STARS.
BY pHu.ANpER JOHNSON.
A Misanthropic Statesman.

When you prove that a man is
CRATER. people will regard him with
aversion"
Some WILL replied Senator Sorghum:
but unfortunately a lot of them will be
slightly envious of him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-05-22

No agricultural bulletin can be pre-
nared that will appeal to a member OF
Congress as solving the unmended fence
problem.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-05-22

When Roosevelt returned from his Tor
mer trip to the wilderness he took hand
in New York politics. This time he Will
try Pennsylvania.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-05-22

The theory is advanced that every adj
ministration is likely TO be most unpopu-
lar during the second year. The Stats
tician will have his little fling.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-05-22
A Wise Scientist.
From the A


From the Atlanta Constitution.
A newspaper headline informs us that
Edison Obeys His Wife This increases
our admiration for the wisdom of the
wonder worker.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-05-22

OIn order to avoid DELAYS account OF
personal absence letters to THE STAR should
no. be addressed to any individual connected
with the office. but simply 10 THE STAR or TO
the Editorial or Business Department according
70 tenor purpose.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-05-22
One Born Every Minute.


From the Richmond Times Dispatch.
They are born every minute, but none
can hope TO prove equal to the Baltimore
man who rolled three miles without get
ting up
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-05-22

Possibly what delays Huertas depart
ure is a conscientious desire to read every
ultimatum clear through.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-05-22

After all. when it comes TO long dis
tance hiking there is no one who has
any advantage over Weston. the man
who walked without talking.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-05-22

1t would not surprise the colonel to
hear that Savage-Landor was preparing
to jump into the Duvida with a muck
rake.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-05-22
The Real Villa.

From the Philadelphia Ledger.
1t would he Illuminating to know just
what Villa says instead of what his press
agent says he says.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-05-22

"avsor in advance-hy mail. postage prepaid:
Daily. Sunday included. one month. go cents.
Daily. Sunday excepted. one month. 40 cents.
Saturday Star. 81 year; Sunday Star, s. 10 year
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-05-22

Considered from any viewpoint Coxeys
army is a vast improvement on the |.
W. W.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-05-22
Morganized.

From tho Springfield Republican.
Evidently men can be Morsanized as
well as corporations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-05-22

The Evening Star with the Sunday morning
edition. is delivered by carriers within the city
IS cents per month: daily only. . cents per
month: Sunday only 20 cents per month. Orders
may he sent by mail, telephone Main 24iO.
Collection Is made by carrier at the eud of each
uionth.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-05-22

Entered as second class mail matter at the post
Office at Washington. d. c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-05-22
Comparing Notes.

My husband never comes home said
the woman with melancholy eyes.
Men always go to extremes. said the
woman with the firmly set lips. Mine
won't do anything but sit around the
house
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-05-22

Nursing a crouch is pretty much like
Juggling sprinklins can to water
Canada thistle
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-05-22
I'll. Evening Star Newspaper Company.

Business Once Nth ST and Pennsylvania Avenue.
New York Office: Tribune Building.
Chicago Office: First National Bank Building.
European once: 3 Regent ST.. London Eng land.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-05-22

The Studebaker
SIX has wiped out
in Washington the
old idea that a
"Six" is expensive
to run. .
Because it is an economical
car.
Its economy comes from
light weight and perfect
balance.
Drop forgings save weight
are stronger.
We use 247-more than any
other car.
Heat treated steel saves
Weights stronger--wears
lOIlSel.
We use more than any other
car.
The SIX motor is more
powerful, more smooth
and uses less fuel than a
-Four or larger size.
The Studebaker SIN is
easy on tires-easy on fuel
because it weighs less
than 5000 pounds.
That is why owners are sat
ished.
Why sales are greater than
any other Six
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1914-10-15

obrr Oiciclbe mare mUOllt0n0tg,
molDtcn mir Der 9roBcn&cr0icnlte per
QC'lcu, Oie Iih 0urfe OILS Noriibey 0e3
micbtlQcn In0i0ncrsNOmltcC9 ermorb.
5Cincr 2luImCrfiumfCit, So6fcnnt-
mis- uno GbrIihfcit 9clon9 e8 mebr,
ais ir0cn0 einem 9on8reBnlotm 3u'
nor, Dem poIitiI6cn 0r0it in 0iCIem
Sonlitcc Elm Cn0e 81 MAIDEN un0 Ole
&oQc DER rotten S6iiblinge bon Sntel
Sulu 3u Ocrbeliern, mie &urfe ilbers
houpt OILS 2lltoritQt in SynOinncrans
Qclcgenbciten uno oencn Ger 0ncnt(t-
den &0noereicn gilt.
&ur5lrL ieinc lonQidhrt0e GrfoDs
runQ IN 0cu DcrlhieOenortiQltcn Som
qrcbonQcIcgonbeitcn mohcn i'm in ics
Der @ciic bcfQbigt, ocn Cit i'm Bun.
0C3'cuut 81 bctleloen l(n0, mlc mir
bcrcit9 onlouQ& cru0hntcn, cr bot
mcm inuncr Der Shrclbcr ollf Grin
}picn Oc@ 3. a. 4totiOuulbunOC2 l10
unicrc9 StuotaOcrbon0ca 81 iprchCn
fam, DcuIclhcu Itct9 oic Qr0btc Neof-
tlmH lnO SDmpothic entgc9cn9e-
brod)t, i'm 0ircftcu @c9cnIot 81 Goc
). GromforO.
Q8ir bobcn Oobcr Sic feItc llcber-
}cuQlmQ, ooB cr bel cptI. 2lbltimmlng
ilbcr notiOnole FroDlbition ltn0 ijber
notionolc5 5roucnltimnlrcht mlf Iet-
ten Ger Tcutlh-@lmcrjtoncr 3u finOen
icin miro, mas on bcltcn Dorol5 bers
pOrQebt, OoB cr bon Ocn 6anotifern
oli Die ulcbmor3e 2iItc" 8eItclt mur.
0c.
g. ioQtc oobcr 0ent ocrtit-amcrj.
foniIhcn @ohm i'm Stoote nift
Ihper fo0cn, iein &rcu3 Dor Den 9}o-
men bon Gho5. $. &lrte ol5 unicrm
nGd)itcn &unOcaIcnOtOr BON SilO Do
fpta 3l ictcn ln0 i'm Ourd) Elm ebcnlo
Itorfc3 &onm 5u erDpohlcn, mic er
Itc6 in Sij0 CofotQ cincn cbcniO itor-
fen poljtiihcn 9cforo gcnndt bat
s.. >
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1914-10-15

Merchants who do not
advertise in a German pa
pei, do not deserve the
German trade.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1914-10-15
Hube unb GSrieben berriht ii6erall in
0cutid)cn Gauoen.

Sm Snag, "a. Gept. n9lI3 id 6ies
icr Gage NoroOeutlhIono bon Sam.
burg no6 ser boGGnoiideu C5ren3e
mar i6 eritoltnt iiber Die
piferiihtlihe Gube 0es 2on0es uno
Ieiucr 8epobner. Ger Grieg bot bis
jctt nod feline Splren in 0en lQno-
IiNen 9iitriften JinterIalien. Die
{ rite NOR IN nett 0ebunoenen @dorhcn
ol1f9eIteut W}0nncr uno Sroue1
rIunlten Die Stoppeln meg. l(che1oq
Gerrihte re9e5 2eben aber nidt Die
qertnq1te 1tuiregung.
Wfit gIeider Nube un6 obnc merfs
bure St0rung ging Sic MobiGmaf3uu9
et1teS Seeres bon mebreren MiaIoncn
Mnnn bon itotten. Sir ben frclnoen
G1cobahter lit oos Die punoer6orItc
Grrungenlhaft oes arieges. oas ghd.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1914-10-15

felt ser 0eutihen SrgoniIation uno
ser oorberrIhen0en &0flihfeit Gen
2Imerifonern Qeqeniiber muroe mir
uon :. Ghalen Walfer bon Buffalo,
Der 0en Sontmer nit ieiner Jrau in
8Qocn.8aoen 3ubra6te, gege6en.
8oGter er8QbIte Ii. a.: 8ir famen crit
Dor ipenigen 3o9en aus 8o0ens8n-
oen. S5n Q1ti8burg muBten mir ltm-
Iteigen. g8ir batten 5rou Moro
8ennin1on, cine tnbalibe 2rer,noin
meiner 5rou, bel un8, Die i'm HoQ-
itubl gefabreu per6en mltBte. g2ir
nuBten uns feinen Rat, 6a mir ourh
unteriroiihe @dnge nod einem anoe.
rem 8eleiie geben muBten ltn0 unier
3ug ourh 3rpei lange 3iige bon un8
getrennt mar. 9lu8 freien Stiiden
lieB Ser Station8boriteber Die binoers
Itden 3iiqe Degfabren, 70 ooB 0ie o5rt.
ooIioin iiber oie @eleiIe gehen fonltte.
Seoe grtrabe3a6lung tpur0e 5uriidges
mieien. ShIteBlib fnm cine Ginigung
III Stonoe uno Der 8etrag floB in oen
fotfreu3s5onos.
Die berrihenoen 3uitdnbe uno ben
Raiienperfebr in 9etrodt ge5ogen,
! mar Die qiitige uno bofli6e 9ebano.
lung ouBergeDobnIih 81 nennen, tpie
| ih iie nod in feinem onoeren 2anoc
gefrnoen babe. SD bdtte am Iiebiten
Elm Shipert umeeibnoIlt uno ielber
fir Die 8entihen mitgefohten."
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1914-10-15

nonen, meIhe5 sic milit6riIAc @es
Der Iautiden i'm bcl,cn
@lOte 5cigtc.
Sd buttc mir sic MobiImohnng
fir Ocn nGditen @ricq inrmer ais Ct.
mas &omp0ie8 un0 2drmen0e8 porges
itcllt, nit gelpultiQcn 3ruppennoIien
IN oen StroBen Dem Beihnetter bic,
Ter Regirnent5fopcOen uno cine iiht-
bore St0rung un0 OrQaniiotionslo.
iiQfeit oe5 geionltcn politiihen rno
Observation-Disclosures Spltem5.
S5n Berlin 3oQen Die SoIbaten 70
utbig aus, OILS Oh lie in Die aolern2
5uritffeDrten. U}on bdtte meincn
fGnnen, Die W}obilIuG1ung fir einen
Wcltfrieq lei etlpo8 oIlt6gliheS. G3
QinQ oQe8 10 merfDitrbiq rltbig, or0'
mrngsnGBig uno geihoftsmdBig oor
lth. Gie ou88iebcnOen 8ruppen mur.
oen notiirlih bein EoiIieren Der Stro.
Ben 5egeiitert begrijBt uno td iob
monden trGnenreiden g5IdieO, ober
iiberroIheno menlg ;::;llitdriI6en
Eonp uno arieg*getiiutuel.
Die 3uriif5iehung SuuberttouIer.
Ser 9trbeiter bon ibrem frieoliher
6anonerf ging 10 glatt bon Itotten
DOB oie 8irfung erit ollmdbli6 iiht'
bar nuroe uno bonn MIR nit cine,
|mi1limalen Storung bes Sonbelsle
bens.
Gin geiipieI Der anpoiiungsfdbig
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1914-10-15

teIoing gibt es nift. @enn SSrnlen
Mobon1meoonerinnen finb, oonn bans
Ell iie 9eihe auf tpie Die Siirtei; Denn
GbriItinnen Damn Gin Eeib mie Die
Ser. Stoateu.
o9as @ouptreih Der 6rolt lit inn
Seim uno niht auf Der politiIhea
9iibne. Cine eSrou I'M areiie ibrer
5ontilie, tpelhe Srieoen oerbreitef.
meIde 3eit fir ibre ainoer ilno ibreu
Wlann bnt. tut mebr 3ur Sebung Der
2oge Der 8ralien 1nb 5u gnten 8e.
ieben, ols Die Stimmrehtlerin." ;"
3onit idloB Die tapfere 6rau ltn-
ter brauienbem 9raoo Der iiberaus
5ablreihen &eriammlttng unb bot
mebr Stimrlen oaonrb geniaht, nls
ale fiinltlihen uno geidraubten ar.
guinente Der Suffragetten, bic be-
greifliher 8eile audi fat olle inn
Rrobibitionslager 81 finoen iino.
s. o.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1914-10-15
Nnr11nupr Ii
SDntg Sarl lot.
Ser 6erriher BON 9tamduicn
III S.nata gerOrOeu.
g8urOe IS Sabre alt.

2onbon, 10. Oft. Dos Esutsr>
Bureau er4ielt aus 8utareIt Die
godricbt. boB 96nig aorl bon Ru=
manien beute morgen um $50 ouf
feinem 2onoTBe in G5inoio, Balaz
4ei, 9eItorben 1T. 8pn 8ien aus
purbe bic 9lo4ridt beute obsub bs>
Itdti9t.
G0nig &orI I. bon Humdnien
nuroe ON 20. Npril 1889 atg Gobu
bes TiirItsn 8orl 2Inton bon 9o>
hen5ouern in Sigmoringen geboreu.
SIN Sabre 1865, on ieinem Gsburtsz
toge, puroe ct bur9 @olt8abitim=
mung gum er6liden 6iirIten bou
RumGnien erpd6It uno aIs folder
am "a. Sftober besIetben cSabres
bon ben Nld6ten onertannt. Nm IA.
Didr3 1881 tpurbe er burh einItim@
migen 9otts6eIdIuB 5um 8Onig pon
Rumdnien ertpdblt uno am 10. Mdi
oeSfeIben Sobres gum a0nig ges
front. Geit benz Is. 91obember
1869 fpor Der perfcrbene Gouig nit
Der prtn3effin GliIobetb bon Bieb,
oIs 9idtertn unter bem Namen
Carmen Sptoto Der oon8en WeIt be-
tonnt, permdbtt. 90 bic G6e finbsrs
tcs bGteb, muroe 9rin3 S5erbiuono
bon 5oHen3oIern Elm g}effe bes 80s
nia8, gum GodfoI9er ousertpdblt.
G6nig aort botte gu Nnfons feirer
Heoterung in 9fumdnien sroBe
Characterization gu iiberninoen. Die
8u6fGoToteit Der 9trmee, Die lln3ua
berIGTfotett Der 9eomten, Die fdIe6z
te SFinonaroue uno bic nlIqeneine
BarteiserftiiFtunq feQten G6nia aorf
QroFe Sinbernife in BEN Weq. Srob
oQeoem geiang es Dem iungeE Roz
mig, nit edit bpben3puernider Gners
gle, ole 0inoernthe 5u iiberninOen
unD Elm tiidtiqes Seer, tDie cine ges
iunbe iinon3ieue GrunoIoge fir oos
2ono gu TdafIen. 8eTonoeren q1erf
legtt er aEF ben Qusbou ber ruH,d=
niThen GiIenbobncn, uno ots er i'm
cSatre 1871 pegen oes Wiberitanoes
IeineS Gabinett5 nbonnten pDlIte.
trat cine groBe 8erdnberung Der
8o.t5ftimmung 81 ieinen @uuiten
elm, uno felt bieier 3eit mar bas
Infeben bes neuen &0ni9s beFeItigt.
SIN ruTfI6s stiirtiIden Sriege fii6rte
R0niq &orI bic rumdnir6en grupz
pen gum Sie9e. Inter Ieiner Re9ie@
rung bot T6 Rumdnien an ungsnhns
ter 9liite enttptdeIt, uno Rumdnien
Gilt beute aIs elmer Der mGdti9ften
9aItonitooten. Sb Tein 2lbIeben ouf
ben Gong ber 9eQsnpGrtigen Greigs
Mile qroBen GinfluB boben pirb.
. If probIematiId. 3umot fein NaAz
| fol8sr brsber 3u ben potitiidben 6ros
| gen feline befinitibe StefIunq oes
rommen bot. 2ls Elm in DeutFh=
lamb geborsner unb er5oqener FtirTt
/ biirfte er fi6 toum ouf tie ruTiiThe
Ssite ftetIen. Grft Dor tur3er 3eit
tpurbe berid1tef, baB Tein NoffoIaer,
Der nunmebrige a6ntq, fih' fehr ents
fchieoen oe9en Die ruNenFteunbfifhen
5reibereien einiQer rumdnifher
! GtaotsmGnner nu8geTpro6en bot.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1914-10-15
GGnS. 8. @urtc,
ylcpnblitNniiher &nnNiOat fir
8nuncSIcnatur.

Ter nCuttIdcr ScroJO~ lit 7tct3
iijr Wurfc cinactrctcu, oo cr i'm felt
II >>abrcu fcmnt uuO cr fonntc i'm
itet3 nit gltcm 8cmiicn poIlttlb
2mpfc1Jcu. 4&jc &lIrfc iUiolQc Nciuc5
mGmlihcn GDorafter@, iuIoI1c Iciucr
oiicrcn StcIllmg GClcn &r0bibj-
tlon uu0 l5rQucnltnmurcht Dem
0cutih-omcritQniIhcn &oJtc om INN
QatbiIditcn mar, luic or bel Dcn Nris
m0rmobIcn qero0e ilfolQc oicier 81
lcnicbaitcn un0 inIol9e lencr lonQ-
I0hriQen GienIte beim 2luibnu 0c2
5tootc& einern Goe . GramforO IcIbit
ieiten$ picler uGGgniur1entcn" Dor1cjos
dcn mur0c, 70 miro @crr Hltrfc am 3.
]}obembcr lmicrcrOicimlnQ noh Die
ar0Rtc MInjOritdt upn alien &nnoibn-
ten crhaltcu, uuO 0orlmtcr mcr0cu ltd
ujtt mcni1c 0emotrati'dc Stjnmcn
bsFjn0cn.
go$ 0elttIdc Gotlun trjtt fir
8rtrfe Elm, mcniQcr neil er Elm HCpus
bIifnnpr iii, Ionoern, neil cr ron al
len GonQreBfmojouten ser gecjgnctltc
gtonnfijr oeu @unoeSIenot lit, neil
er n0hrcno Itebcn &ongreBtcrnlincn
IN fdbjQItcr WciiC unieren Staat Der
treten mo neil cr 0u3 meiite gelciItet
bot. Sin Reuling p0rc niht ont
1latc, lclbit ncnn cr oilh in lonltjQcr
9e3icbun1 OicIelbcn GjQenIdoftcn ol3
D}om tn0 OILS Folitit@r beloBe mic
Gbo8. $. 8urte.
Ncuu Elm 0un0C@Ienotor tptrflld)
ettDo5 lciiten mill, 10 nutB cr nit Den
GomitcCorbcitCn uu0 Oen prottil6en
Eerh1Ituiiien Qeuou pertrnpt icin, Cr
nluB Dor uQcm bns &Crtraucn Der al.
ten y2SNrhOries" i'm GDngrCR genie.
zen, nm @cbor 3u fin0cn lm0 @clcBC
0urh'ctcn 81 t0m2n. Gr mllB oltd
nit 0en Ncrhdltniiicn in Sil0 DotOto
un0, mo5 cinem normicqcn0 lon0s
mirtitoftlibCn @CmeinlDcien nottut
0urhQus Dertr0Wt Iein. 2luBer Gba'
rottcr, moralilhcn Wtut un0 HurtCi.
treue II. I. ~. muB elm &on0l0at fin
oen 8unOe91cnot, Der lanQe Sabre
0en Gtout I'M llnterhouS Dertrnt, on
cinen ehrens rn0 peroienItOoueu De
foro hrnDeiien t0nnen. llnO mel
hattie cinen bcIicren 9fefor0 ais Gha8
>. 9urfe, Denn er audi nlanhnal be
8e5eBC3QbItlnumlmgen eintge 1clncl
5Freun0e lmo pDliti1hc @e9ncr cnt
tGuidte? &cin W}en1d lit pollfom
men, lm0 Der RoIitifer, ser 2lIlc be
frieoigcn mijroc mo f0nntc, nliiBtt
crit gCbOren pcr0en.
8as lit Der Gefor0 opu Ghas. 8,
Surfe?
I'm MIR Die Scuptoien1te 0e8 Iong
iGbrigen GongreBmonneS berau63lt
areifen, erD6bnen mir:
@efeB 3ltr 8eihleunigung BON Br0
3eHen geaen unter Dem 9lnti-ErltIt il
4nflo9e5uItano berlebte GiIenbabnen
- geIeb 3ur SiCberitelllng 0e5 Sc
benS bon acknowledgement - Gerbo
Don ungeietlihem 6rn6trabott. -
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