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New Britain herald., 1920-03-18

Strictly fresh eggs 5sc dozen Russell Bros.-Advt.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-18

Strictly fresh eggs 59c dozen Russell Bros.-Advt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-09

he scaled but 10 pounds i'm the lie
Whisky fight This is near Demp-
scy's weight but for all that he lacks
the solidity and muscled power of
the champion. Secondly. his de-
fcnse is decidedly Vulnerable His
natural aggressiveness apparently
renders him wide oIcn Dempsey
would have IttN trouble locating
Carpenter chin. And it's "a bad thing
Tor The man that Dempsey can hit
This of course is am argument
based ou The LevinSky test. BUT IN
reality it was uo test The battle
proved but one thing-Carprntier i~
"a crushing bitter. NJ proved moth
ing else.
Ievinsky had mo punch and the
Frcnchmau knew &c. With uo-hing
to fear on this account CarueutiDr
was enabled to take all manner of
chances in order 90 get over his
"crusher."
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-09

a new kind OF shoe store for
south Rend Read about liz in to-
mOrrJWs papers. See Beitners I'd.
1869
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-09

strong. asscrtive manner. ana who
always wants his own way. bur "a
quiet, reserved sort Of fellow who is
sure TO give YOU cooperation. DO
not tolerate frivolity. as that wiz
surely cause failure Anyone who
shows the tendency 70 cut up
should be ruled out of the room.
There must be carnestness. serious
ness and desire to succeed. before
you can hope TO gain any good re-
suits
seat all the others in a. So mi
circle. and the person who Is TO be
the receptive or whatever you may
choose 10 call him at the other end
Of the room BIindfold aim secure
is. instruct him TO fold his hands H.
his lap. and try 20 place himself i'm
mood as passive and receptive as
possible. Instruct him just TO wait
and watch for developments
Now shuttle a pack of cards. and
select one. taking care that no one
I'm the ROM sees any card except
the one YOU have chosen ar ram
dom That viii make for greater
concentration. Place this chosen
card i'm an upright position against
some article, SO that 1t can be seen
plainly by everyone in the room, ex-
CeptinE. of course, the one who is
bliudfOIdcd Let us suppose tho
card chosen is the seven Of dia-
mOnds
Long schooled in telepathv as ]
anr- I know exactly what would
happen. IF those who We're watch
ing the card really concentrated all
their mental faculties on the seven
of diamonds and cOnsCientiously
tried to convey the message Of what
1T was to the receptive results
would follow quickly The psychic
would see before him a sudden men
tai picture. IL might be Of the card
itself. or il might take some fEua-
tive or symbolic shape. as. for in
stance. seven golden rings. Hc
would get the mesa ge; Of that YOU
may be sure.
That. ] suggest as the first ex-
pertinent. because II is the els5est
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-09

SPECIAL ATTENTION To LADIES
Permanent hair waving. Leslie
process. Miss NJ. Ross with Madame
Swartz. fourth floor, Brandon *
purrell Co. Phone for appointment
Main 617. 94O6-1
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-09

Jack Dempsey should defeat Car
pentier as quickly as he did jess
Willard He should win i'm three
rounds. perhaps more quickly. At
least he should. If we may judge
by the form displayed by Carpenter
against Battling Levinsky recently.
For all that. Carr entier would
seem to have the best chance OF any
who nave thus far been mentioned
as opponents of the Toledo Terror.
possibly excepting Harry Wills. Tie
is am amazingly hard as well as
rapid hitter. Iic is fast i'm other pee
spects. too. And speed is an ahso-
utc'y essential factor in he make
MP OF the man who must ultimately
defeat Dempsey
Carpenter Lacks Power.
But there are two con-nicuuu-
defects I'M the Carpenter fighting
machine which should make him
e1sv for Dempsey. First he lacks
the required physical ruggcdnoss-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-09
KALAMAZOO MEETS
LOCAL HIGH NEXT
South Bend Will Play Strong
Wolverine Eleven on
Foreign Field.

South Bend high school will in
wade Kalamazoo next Saturday aft
.rnoon when they combat with the
STRONG high school of that city.
Kalamazoo has one of the best
teams Inn Michigan this year and
have only met defeat by Albion and
jackson by small scores Since those
defeats The team has been strength
ned and now is equal TO any i'm the
-r.te
south Bend met defeat al the
hands Cf the kaZoo's last season by
Che SCORE OF to and this year ls
out tu make THINGS even. The show
ing of tine past indicates that the
Orange and Blue viii put i'm AN
their u2nt ta come ont ON top.
squad Takes Rest
Coach Grau-5eu was forced TO
-Iva his mon rest due to the fact
tL7t many or tl, locals are ON the
injured Dist. He said that this weeks
W. spIt viii bc strenuous one be-
cau-. there are many rough spots
tI loo polished off before tackIin-
fhc strong kalamazoo team next
Saturday.
MA. team as wen a' the school
IS ve~F anxious lo win the remaining
H"~ with NHIHmazoo and NIisha-
..a because d. utaus claim to
ru state title tui already Wabash
nf written tuI 81 uu=r--e1Suu gam.
with The locals but up action will
H" saxon until rle local team wins
r..- -r.Ealu.ng games.
fI" -"-am.n yesterday failed To-
'r ..t. tHu Juniors and th"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-09
Lerinsl.r Proved Nothing

Against Dempsey or any other
formidable foeman than the ancient
Hebrew. Carpenter might have
fought along entirely different lines.
Perhaps his speed would not have
proven so dazzling had he absorbed
few heavy punches. These were
o. reveal
Carpenter is still as much an
enigma, pugilisticauv, as he ever
was. i'm our opinion
Icvins<y claims that Georges
tlumus even harder than Dempsey
and Sir Barney has felt thu
Dempsey thrust Jack Kearu~.
DemI ~cy's manager agrees that the
Frenchman should give Jack the
best baltic of them all. ANY one
who can Inland Carpenter can
has "a ch9uce But IL looks like an
outside one for Georges. even mt
that.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-09
RETURN OPEN VERDICT
IN SHOOTING CASE

FULTON. Mo. Nov. S-An open
vcrdict was returned Monday after
noon by q corCuer's Jury which inc
Vestigated the shooting o. Miss Ger
olyn Weant % years old and Mrs
Mason NcCown. 81 found dead iu
the NcCown home early Monday
Miss Weant sreuograDher
boarded It the NcCovu home. she
was shot through the heart Two
bullet wounds were iu Airs Ne
Gown breast The shooting oc-
CURED IN Miss Weaur's room be-
hind a locked door The KEY 90 thc
door was found iu Miss Weants LEFT
hand 4 revolver was found on The
floor Of the room Both women
were powder burned
Mrs. Hattie Aclson mother az
Mrs aICCown testified she heard
the women quarrel.ing over domes-
TO eHairA
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-09
NAL Drive For Western Football HonorS OF 1920 Season

Later, when YOU have acquired
greater concentration, there need
not be a whole company: one per
son can be the 'transmitter' and the
other, blindfOlded receiver. After
years and years Of practice. YOU
may reach the STAGE where the
process is instantaneous: where IL
is not governed by time. place or
conditions, where quiet solitude and
darkness are not necessary. where
telepathic waves become the will
ing tools OF mOrtals. "a they go about
their daily business. But. that Of
course. will be a Ione time COMING.
You viii first succeed i'm projecting
only isolated names, and that. only
after considerable time, say FIVE or
10 minutes"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-09

Hope Eden. ,he youthful mind
reader. now appearing al the or
pheum with Prescott, also a noted
telepathist was seen in her dress
ing room Monday evening and con-
scented TO explain how mind-reading
experiments may be performed
Miss Eden was resting after her
LrduouS performance AM relaxing
from the mental strain OF a public
demonstration
1T is true that, IN the quiet Of the
home circle, ordinary beings who
have never devoted years OF study
20 necromancy. or any OF the black
arts. can perform some nlind-read-
ing experiments" she said. These
are IN their way just as marvellous
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-09

~ the feats seer on the. American
stage and 10 those who have a lin
gering doubt that our stage per-
Torrance IS some clever trick. these
experiments should appeal as con-
Nincing."
They are not merely chud's PLAY
They have been tried by some NJ
the most learned of modern psy-
biologists and they are an cstab-
liShed fact They may bee interest
ing 70 The News-T4mes readers. and
7 shall try 20 be exact in describ-
ing the experiments as the smalles.
deviation might cause failure.
select from among your com
pany one Of the most retiring of
your friends; not a person with a
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-09
STONEHAM WILL AGAIN
HEAD NEW YORK CLUB

JERSEY CITY. X J.. Nov. S.
Charles a Stoneham was reelected
president Of the New York National
league baseball club at a meeting
here Monday OF stockholders of the
National Exposition company, which
operates the club
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-01-27
WHOLE JAIL STAFF
Is FIRED BY NEW
SHERIFF OF QUEENS
kSeorge Wants Free Hand in
I Organizing Assistants to
Best Serve Public

' William NJ. George, organization
Democrat, recently designated by
Gov. Smith as Sheriff OF Queens for
ne next nine months, to-day gave
ehs county its biggest political scnsa-
ton in year, by walking into the
Evil Jail in Long Island City and
asking for the designations Of every
body on the payroll Officials and
employees number twenty-five.
Sheriff George is said to have gone
- The jail direct from a Borough
FAN conference with Mason o. Smed-
lev. the organizations district leader,
end Borough President Maurice Con
nelly. BY way OF explanation Of his
erlean sweep" he handed to reporters
the following typewriter statement:
In starting upon my duties as
Sheriff Of the County Of Queens, I'm
order that ] may be surrounded with
q star of my own designation and
in sympathy with my administration
and quality, ! have requested the
-,
49,. ...,
ioy NOV ~, 49,. .,a,Is
-
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serve the interests "l inc Puu'''
The officials marked for the axe
are Under Sheriff William i. Des-
mond OF Rockaway Beach. Chief
f. Clerk Thomas +. Adams OF Astoria
Cashier Harry Iron u Long Island
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-01-27
BECKETT ESTATE
SUES PINCHOTS



Interests.
Executors o: the estate OF Charles
II. Beckett one time Surrogate ~ Scw
York County. to-day pvuuoncd tho sur
rogato's Court for an order directing
clifford rlnchot and Antolncttc j.
Johnston. both OF Milford. Pa, and
Amos r. T. Pnphot Of Sew York 60
show cause why the Surrogate should
not TX the fee Of the former Surrogate
for his services 10 the estate OF the
lato Amos r. Emo at 100000 and dc
tcrmiue 70 lien on tho respective in
terostS VI the Tinchots and Mrs. John
ston.
When Mr.. Emo died he left an estate
valued at about $4,000 900 and two
wills. Mr.. Beckett was retained by tho
Pinchots and Mrs. Johnston 10 contest
the will made juno H., 1918. under
which they received LESSER lcgauicg than
had been provided under the will OF
January, 1914. The Inst VIII was set
aside and the question Of establishing
the prev iOus one WAS pending when Mr.
Beckett died. The petition sets forth
that $685. 900 had been paid to him on
account The executors Of tho Beckett
estate say they have demanded $4,000
balance and S2a5.43 expenses from the
HInchots which has been refused.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-12-23
mir ieutert.
!9ilfsbereitidaft fir bic Nutleibenoen
erfu4t nod thinner bic 9er5en.

Mls sic Mmerican 9airD-Gattle
@ompanD in ben erlteu Wtonaten oes
nun 5u gnoe gebenoen Sabres ibr
@ilfsmert in Die Mege leitete, NOR lie
li9 0elien mobl berpubt, Dob iie Elm
getpoltiges unternebmen begann, gu
oelien erfolgrei9er DurAflbrung es
LANCER 8orbereitungen 11no elmer Or
ganiiation beourfte, Die 1i6 uber oas
gauge @ebiet Der 8ereinigten Staaten
erltredt. MilhDieb in Mmeritn fir Die
geotleibenoen oriiben al iammeln nno
in m0gIi6it 0fonomil6er 8eiie BIN
iiber all beforoern mar un0 lit Dos
|3iel Der &ilfsarbeit Der Imerican
|9airD Cattle COMPANY; .uno na9oem
Der erlte EranSport 5uiammengelteM
moroen 1T, it audi Der 8eg flar en-
fannt por6en, mie 6ieies 3iel am be-
item errei@t mer6er fam. &in5uge<
fommen lit au9 nod bon 1ruben oas
@riu9en, nit ben 8iebtransporten
entlpre9en0e Mengen amerifanii6en
&raftfutters gu i6iden, uno es bait
belt lib nun 6arum, -bei6eS, Mil9~
bieb unb Sutter, in m0gliblt ergiebi=
ger Menge bon ben Greunoen Der Scot
%|leioenoen in Deuti9lanb 5u iammeln,
nno nebenber aud 6arauf M9t 81 ba=
ben, DAB a~Brgelo=S elm
geben, UNI bas @ei9enf biniiber trans
portieren gu f0nnen.
Die &ilfsbereitidaft lit gelegentlid
Der 3u1ammenlteQung oeS erlteu
TRANSPORTS mebr nls erpieien. Sn
einem @toate, ODER ri6tiger nod; in
nur apenigen @ebieten zines 9taates
lift cine Sdtffsla6ung bon 742 &iben
einge iammelt mor6en nebit groBen
Mengen bon Snttermitteln; nn6 bon
iiberou Der I'M 2anoe fan1en Die 8ar=
g~elhS nm 6ieien Grams
port 5u befor6ern.
Staotentpeiie Samelarbeit fur
8ieb nn6 Suffer 1T ser %gegebene 8eg
l1m 1peitere Trnnsporte por5ubereiten
uno lon6peite 3umen6ungen bon
a8rgeIb our 8efor6erung 6ieer
Eronsporte bleiben erforoerli@, nno
mer0en oarum Don Der Mmerican DGi=
rp Cattle Company erbeten.
51on i9reibt Elm 6rennb aus Wfil,
1oMrt: u@ann fommt infer Staat an
Ole @eibe 5u fammeln?9 nno Elm $50
flor aus Dnfota: vNor5 9ufota 1outt
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-12-23

meloet baben uno in abnlidem Sim
ne an ut1s ibreiben, meroen benm
|Gortgang unferes &iIfstperfes getDii-
iermaBen 6ie Stiibpunfte iein, BON no
aus mir Die Sammlung bon Mildbie9
nnb Gnttermitteln in ben eir5elnet
Staatsgebieten o4er beitimmten Ser-
%ritorien meiter betreiben fon1te1.
Die groBen &ilfsgeiellidaften m
Teras, raltloie Greltnoe bort un6 IN
&nnias bnben nns erfolgreib Bel Der
Qufmadung bes erlten Eransportes
CUR Seite geitan6en unb ge5eigt, bob
aus einem berbaltnismaBig fleinen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-12-23

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Mein lieber Serr Saskatchewan

WILL ltCpSl 4iCtL JtSou%At'@to%
IS NOR in ben Start uniere Snten=
ider, oaB mer nod am namli6e Sag
no ner Sen 4abbitid gebolt bette, nit
Den Sauerfraut made ltarte moute,
uruluer me i'm al 10 ausgeteiert ge>
lpeie, SAP feins mebr oasu gefiiblt bot,
nod, email nit Ben Sd)app an5ufan=
&c.
9ie 2issie, pas meme Mlte is,. bot
oaS nele grrebnldement gar nit &C.
glide. @ille sic, 1ie bot 0od Ell Sonlb
sefihlt setabt, III iie par idubr, baB
bis gum ,1Gblte Mbenb bas Wetel bers
Oorbe iii ei%ngeOrodnet NOR. sc bat
aud, ~,unlere gteniden baruf gefabH,
I'm % iagt ser 8eoespeiler, meQ, oas
rpdr ood nids idlimmes. sic tpare
ood) ale br1ngrig I'm b6tte Oabetm nids
priepebrt I'M for Ben &ieien fonnt er
uIlo nit iebn, Dor marum mer nit bic
SbOebbels gleid eiie oebt, Ste 2ta5te
forrnt ia Jeff genug fir 6en nadlte
Dag ebbes annerl9ter fidie. Sd ben
es sic 2i55ie angeieben, baB fie Die @ts
Die nit geelide bat, atptper tpas bat
lie Oubn tonne? Sic bat gut Mina
sum boien Spiel gemadt I'M bot ge-
lagt, oas pdr ablredt nit Tie I'm oonn
il ilpper Sen 2onih bergange, Dos
mar grobartig.
Ser @ebespeiler bat geiogt: Weu
8bilipp, 1parum BOLT ou 5enn mite
ebbes su orinte berbei. Sd lin 10 bret,
als oh i9 aatten 8atten I'M Saboult
in mel Maiide batt, I'm 90 is MIDI
olio mir annerldter iperig geblimpe,
ais n1ein quite Stoff auf5uiebe. Die
@1rg is erl6t beim gange, mte ne
mein gan5e Stad ousgetpeipt batte.
@ie lie fort lin, bot Ser @eoesmetler
selast: rBeu, NORGE nadt is Sortleb=
ing" Sea bat MIDI optper bod fein@
Ser iobr gemodt. Die 2i55ie Fat &C.
nohtiit, bab es in MIDI beule bubt;; tie
bat mid en- Hnib in Die Spdrrtbs
aelp1pe, for Dos id nids geiagt ben.
Am 1tdd1te Sag !bot soie St55te
idubr genrg pieoer en- nene Son1d
aufgeiidit. @ea, len ib geoenft, bent
f0nnt Ssbr atptper 8aiier brtnfe, bte=
fobs mein @ein ser bleibt rubig I'M
Seller lieee, Big email en- rebnie Sch
founme oubt. 50 gege Mben0 Is Die
@dng miober fomme I'm i6 mub iage,
lie ben iid gleid bran gena@t I'M ben
BEN &dbbitlb geflient I'm 0as Is auf
perooat notmenoig ge1peie. Sin ieoem
aopp fen 10 ebaut bret Efnno Wott
gebdnet. Damn bat sic 2i55ie 0roer
getptpe, baB Sic Wennfobfs itarte 1ol=
lie, SEN adbbitid gu idnetoe I'm ei tel
iub, oas fat MIDI puttenter en- Sttd
ms Ser5 getptpe. Sd ben getptbt, bob
ib mioSer sic Sauptarbeit idnffe ben
miiIle. Mls en- gutter hummer @1el, 1po
id ood ennibau lin, ben td mid aud
gleid Bran gemadt, ote &abbiti6 So,
bel gu operiere I'M sic ar11ere ben oos
beidnittene &raut in 86rrels einge=
oriidt. @enn id fage, Sic nannere"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-12-23
Die KinNcrhSuc IN
DemtiAlanH.
Die &inber mi1eu gerettet uer6en.
benn pbne iie rbat bas be,ttide Bolt
fein S3iel, feinen iittliden Ylan,
fein Medjt auf bic @elt."

@raf &arrD &eBler, Der friber EN-
NAL @rdiioent 6es 9euti9en &unlts
|lerbun6es par, fat iid UNI Die oeuts
Iden &inoer elm @eroienft %ertporben,
|in6em er in Berlin, 100 er onialiig 1T,
sic 5tGtten 6es @lenos aufiudte nno
uber 6as @rgebnis feiner @rbebnngen
in elmer angeiebenen politii6en Mo-
nats16rift einen iuuitrierten Mrttfel
per0ffentlibte. 8elier als 0ie Worte
|6elien, Der 0as @lenb geieben bat,
permogen Die beigefugten 8iloer etne
|oeutlide nn6 nnenolih tranrtge Spra-
DIE gu reoen. Das Glen6, bon 5em
@rof &eBler, oeiien 8orfabr, Soban=
nes &eBler, Elm Sreun6 3mingli's
uno Cutters un6 Reformation ct. @al
lens mar unb 6eiien Mutter einem
englii9en M6elsgei@lebte entitamm<
tie = Der @raf ielblt muroe I'M Sab
re 1868 in 8aris geboren = lit nibt
eine MISUNDERSTANDING, fonoern
er5Gblt bonn untergange zines 8olfes.
&nnoerttauien6e bon Deutl6en, Mil=
lIionen 6eutider &inber leben beute
in oieiem. @lenb. 2angiam lit es emf
porgefroden, bonn 2umpenproletarier
l5u ben Mrbeitslole1 En-, bon BEN Mrbeits=
Iloien at Sen fleinen @an6pertern nn0
&entenempf6ngern un6 BON oie1en
Ibis at Sen auf mittleren 2obnitufen
|iteben6en Mrbeitern uno Mngeiteuten,
IMan ipribt beute 10 biel bon ben bo=
ZEN 20bnen Der Mrbeiter, aber bat
man au9 einmal 1aran ge6d9t, bob
l6as &in6erelen6 aud feline Statte in
Sen 6amilie1r bat, in oenen Der 8ater
Die ipri9p0rtli9en 1000 Marf i'm
Monat peroient? Ser 9ireftor oeS
lStatiitii9en Mmtes bon 8erlin-Sbo
neberg bat SOS @riiten5=M intmum fiji
eine @roB *8erliner Somilie auf 10:
1000 Marf I'M .Sabr bere9net. Mbe1
nod ni@t 10 8ro5ent Der @roB-8er.
liner Bamilien berfigen uber elm iol:
DIES @infommen Sen umfang 6es
gler0S aber fublt man erlt red9t, me1r
man beoenft, 6aB es am. Is. Septem.
Der in Deuti6lano 100000 Mrbeits.
loie CAB, un6 oieie Mrbeitslofen beutt
beretts muir einen 8rubtetl Ser Client
~berfommen6en Deuti@en bil6en. s.
lift eigentli9 bei9dme110, 6aB Die Sin
6ertrag0oie, Die @rof &eBler biel
5eigt, ii6) nou5iebt, obne 0aB lie be
ion0eres M11fieben erregt. SSm Noroer
(uno Often Berlin's iterben Sic &in
Der 6abtn, neil lie ni6t genigenl
Mil@ un0 ni6t. genigen0 frdftigeS
glien befommen, neil ite in 6iiterer
@pelnnfen ba1ien miiiien , sic oil
Sonne ME geiebcn baben. Cine Sci
lung, cine Bieoeraufma9ung lit nu1
6enfbar a1f elmer bretten i%nternotio
nalen mirti6aftliben @ran6lage. Si'
iebt borans un6 for6ert gebteterild
BEN ndtionalen nn6 internationale1
Mnfbau, bon Dem 10 biel oie &e6e lit
lbon Dem man uber bisber nidt bic
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-12-23

oann built bos ben @eoespeiler nit
influboe. Ser 9agoieb bat lid rubig
babei geieet I'M bat feline Cigar &c.
i9mobft.
Nab e longe 3eit ben ih geiagt:
80 8eoesmeiler, iebt fannit 6n aud
emal einpiti9e, gu berfit n1lr nit oer-
fe, baB id} oein 9m1sfne6t tin o0oer
0ein Miggertpebter." 0u iagt Der We.
oesmeiler: ~@eu, 6as is atptper bod
Isle gr0Bte l1noeri66mtbeit, no i'd IN
mel gan5es 2eme geiebn ben. 9nbt Der
&erl einem inmeite I'M tpia Damn, bob
mer feline 6redige Mrbeit i6affe fol.
lSeu 6ubt otptper 6o9 einiges biete.'"
Sd fonn Shine 1age, i6 lin 10 iobr
gepeie, buB i6 batt boite tonne, nm
oabei ZEN i9 nod ltiu idmeige milie,
for oen Sebf Of Btes. 8ie i@ es er=
peftet gebabt ZEN, bat MIDI niemano
}%eiiiitet I'M i9 Zen i6ubr ennff ben
gan5e @6app ouein i6offe miiiie. Wie
atptpre olles geidafft par> 90 Is Der
Weoestpeiler ser eri6te gemeie, tpo
immer Snnger foh1plebnt fat I'M sic
2i5sie, 6os oumme Diebr, fat en-
|Spreo6 aufgeoii9t, ols Oh mer e meo=
oing 5elebrebte poute. @el, ser 9art
fat MIDI geiubt, bietabs sic tonne
ISbr 16mietes 2epe bette 6aB i6 e
qutes Miebl ben 1ten6e tonne.
Ser 8eoespeiler bat 6ann gelogt,
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