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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-22
RULING IS
IMPORTANT.
Attorney Generals Opin-
ion on Section y
OF DINGLEY TARIFF LAW.
The Old Law Was Superseded by
the New One, Decides.
OF DINGLEY TARIFF LAW.
EFFECT OF AMENDMENTS MADE.

Washington. Sept. 22.--Attorney Cen
eral McKenna's opinion on the much
discussed section % OF the Dingley
tariff was made public yesterday. After
quoting the section he says: Three
plausible contentious are based upon
this section which also only differ in de-
gree.
"1-That the duty is a discrimination
upon importations in vessels not of the
United States, whether directly 20 the
United States or TO a contiguous coun-
try and thence to the United States.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-22
THE SPORTING WORLD
National League.

Boston. Sept. 22.-By a strange mixture
OF hitting and poor fielding Brooklyn
piled up IL runs against Boston in the
first inning OF .he first game yesterday
The Brooklyns had great streak of
batting and made seven safe hits In
succession. and II was not until 16 men
had gone 10 the bat that they were ie-
tired Seven OF the runs were made
after two men were out.
Notwithstanding the game was lost,
Nichols was kept In the box till the
fourth. when, with the bases filed and
three runs scored. Hickman was placed
In the box He did not inspire con-
fdence the first two innings he pitched,
but after that became steadier and did
fairly well. Dunn pitched and fielded
his position finely. Shindle, La Chance
and Shock played superbly.
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TIE RALTIMORES WON.

New York. Sept. 22.-When the news
reached :he polo grounds that the Brook
lyns had smOtheTtd the ROstons in the
first game yesterday afternoon Captain
Robinson and his men smiled grimly
and sailed into the shoots and drops Of
Meekin. IN he first inning q base on
balls started ne trouble, for Jennings
sent a base hit over second which put
Keeler on third, while Getiing's muT
of Van Haltt,ns throw allowed the red
haired shortst1p 20 reach second. Two
more hits uf q slashing order and long
fly 10 Van ii Hgllren netted the champions
three ruIs.
In the ninth the real trouDle pegar.
and for feN. moments Bill Joyce's fol-
lowers did nothing but run for the ball.
The Baltimorcans landed on Meehn FOR
four singles and a double. and the giants
helped them along by making two errors,
presenting the orioles with foul more
runs The giants hit Nops hard, bat
they could not bunch their hits. Tie
score:
New Yorks ...........1 0 q 0 2 0 O. :,
Baltimore .............3 0 i o 0 80
Batteries Neclin and Waih-r; NopG
and Robinson.
Baltimore ............3 0 0 0 40
Gew York ............1 Q o o
Ratteries-M Meekin and Warner; Nops
and Robinson.
At Philadelphia
Washington .........O | : y V--b
Philadelphia ..........2 ! o ! "
Batteries-MerCer and McGulrei
Becker and Boyle.
At pittsburg-
Pittsburg ............l y q v
Cincinnati .........1 | . Q Oil
Batteries-Hawley and Merritt; Brett
enstein and Peitz.
At Cleveland
Cleveland .............OO O21112 Is
Chicago o...............0 90 0 90 ? 0 u
Wilson and CrCiger; Dom
ohue and Thornton.
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DAN BRouTHERs' TREAT.

Springfield. Mass. Sept -. 1t was M
easy game tor the home team yesterday
korwan being Jonah tn the coal farons
who got nut three scattered hits In the
fifth with the bases full Dan Brouthcrs
sent the ball over the center fed fence
Tor nome run. tho hit bsinr the longest
ever mada on the grounds The score:
Innings , 5 6 : s q
Springfield 2 . o 0 o e :
Wilkesharis q 0 o o u
Earned ruus--SprinRield Sacrifice
hit-Goeckel. Stolen bases Greer, kor.
wan. Home Broutfers First base
on balls-Of Korwan ,; off Odwell 3.
Struck out-By Korwan q by Odwell 2.
Hit by pitched ball-By korwan
Double Ji8y--Shannon 90 Gocckcl. Wild
pitoh-Odwell. Umpire Doesoher. lime
III. 35m.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-22
LONDON BANKERS TO MEET.

London, Sept. 29.--All the leading
bankers OF London will meet privately
today 20 discuss the recent utterances Of
the governor of the Bank Of England as
TO silver. \ resolution Of protest will
probably be passed. The feeling grows
that a strong political move is being
made in favor of some concessions to
silver. 1t would not be very surprising
If an international monetary discussion
were TO be arranged ere long. 1t is re-
garded as a bad sign that the bimetallic
feeling is so represented both in the
English and French Governments.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-22
BRISTOL COUNTY FAIR.

Tire Bristol County Fair opened yester-
day and those present saw some good
horse racing. Agnes Witt won the 2:4O
class, Nelson the 2:l6 and Mary j.. the
2:24. The bicycle races were as follows:
One mile novice race-A. Nj. Leonard.
Raynham, first; James Wade. Taunton,
second; Il. j. Dubois, Brockton, third.
Time, : AS 3-b.
Mile open Dennis Daley. Taunton, first |;
James Urquhart, Dorchester. second; ii.
Is. Hills. Jr.. Providence. third. Time,
2:23 3-5.
one mile hare dicap--Dennis Daley,
Taunton (2a yards) first; James Clark,
Providence, (l5 yards). second; E. Ii.
Belcher. Dorchester (l20 yards third.
lime. l6.
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ONE FOR TIE GRAYS.
The Providence Team Braces and Makes
Good F.ni,h.

Good Fni,h.
Baseball In cold weather is not the best
thing ever soen and only few hundred
people witnessed the game at Adelaide
Park yesterday and saw the Grays down
the scranton aggregation.
AT the start IL looked as II II were TO oe
a battle Of the twirlors, but after the
first four innings, Xerkes' delivery was
not much of "A puzzle To the home players
who sent the ball 10 corners OF the lot
uncovered 10y any of the visiting men.
Jack Egan was pretty effective rom
the start, tho hits of tho Miners being
well scattered. Egan's home run being
the only tally up 10 the Nth inning.
Cooney opened up the Nth With IA Dit.
and Bassett sont him ahead on sacrl-
flee. CoOgan drew base on bails saok
Egan tried to put tine ball over the leit
fence but it fell into the hands OF his
namesake. Boyd tried to catch Coo2an
mapping of first base The ball blt
Coogan and went wild. CooRan ana
Cooney x, iued bases on it. Weieani was
next up, with two out and two on bases
lie banged the ball against the leu heiu
fence for two bases and two runs, ana
then scored on LYONS second hit. This
made the score three To one In favor Oh
providence.
In the same inning, Scranton made
tie. Yerkes and Bonner got hits anu
low throw hy Meigand ilieu inc uhsss
with mono out. Manager sandy Grlihn
hit the ball for two bases and two runs
Walters tried to score with the Others,
but the Iall assielded in and he was put
out at the plate Massey went out from
Cooney To Bassett and Griffin gained
third. Sullivan took a pitched ball on tho
ribs and tried To work oom blnatloh
steal to send Griffin home. There was
pretty bit of throwing ard chasing on the
base lines and when Griffin made the
.inal dive for the plate the ball was sent
there and he was put out, retiring the
side with the score three all.
With two out.in the seventh. Welgand
hammered out three-bagger ana scored
on clever buut which Lyons turned IN
TO hit pv hard running Ihat was
practically the winning run.
The Grays got tnrea more In the elghth
by couple or hits, muH in centre neid
and some daring base running. Scranton
put two men on bases in this inning. but
Jack Egan put strikes on three men ana
shut them ont The Grays hustled anu
got another run IN the ninth. score:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-22

Earned rnES-BrOOklyn, Y, boston, T.
Two-base hits-Allen, Stahl. Hickman,
Shock. Three-b base hits-Jones, Sheck
ard Hamilton. Home runs-Burrell,
Hickman. Stolen bases-La Chance 90,
Smith. Duffy (2). Collins. Double plays
--Tenney (unassisted); Sheckard, Shock
and La Chance (2): Tenney and HiCk-
man. First base on balls-Of Nichols,
2: off Hickman, 5. Struck out-By
Dunn, g First base on errors-Brook
lyn. 3: Boston, !. Left on bases
Brooklyn. S; Boston. 5. Wild pitches
Nichols, /. Time. 2:11. Umpire, Lynch.
Attendance. $500.
Second game.
The second game abounded in fine
fielding, excellent pitching and sharp
hitting. being a decided contrast TO the
first game. Lewis proved an enigma,
and Tenney, long. Duffy. Collins and
Hamilton were notably effective. The
second game was called in the seventh
on account Of darkness.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-22
FLAHERTY WINS,

New London, Conn, Sept. % Martin
Flahertv Of Lowell got the decision over
George Siddons of New Orleans in a 20
round bout at the New LONDON
Athletic Club last night The decision
was solely on points. for ut the finish
Siddons was much tho stronger man.
The bout was hot from the start
Flaherty played for the wind and pun
ished SiddoDs in the stomach badly.
During the iirst 10 rounds Siddons held
lis own. anu in the l6th. Flahorty, who
was plain.y getting tired. tried unsuccess.
fully for n Knockout. The last round
was fast one. but Flaherty's blows were
lacking in strength, and no could do but
little damage. The decision was well re-
ceived
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-22
COOPER WINS.

Albany. N. Y. Sept %. In the mile
match for $1,000 yesterday Tom Cooper car
ried off the honors, coming in ahead of
Bald and Gardiner in two OF the three
heats.
Bald captured the first heat but in the
second Cooper made "a great finish and
landed first.
In the third heat Cooper, Bald and
Gardner tackled on TO the Dacemaker in
the order named and took "a slow sail
around to the last quarter. Gardiner
made great jump for steal, but Cooper
was ready for him and followed close
after hiiE into the stretch, leaving Bald
hopelessly behind. Fifty yards from the
finish Cooper passed Gardiner with "a
great burst of speed and won by length.
Time 2:36 ID.
A. j. Latham of Cohoes won mile
match race from A. H. Sweet of Lansing
burg in two fast heats, Latham win
ming the last two.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-22
SPECIAL YACHT RACES.

New York. Sept. - TO decide which
is tbe spcedier craft special races between
the Syce and the Nencedor in thes5l. foot
class have been arranged.
The result Of contest for supremacy in
tic 26-foot class is still matter Of soiue
speculation. This sories of races will
probably bring together AnOatok,
Achushla and Surprise. 1t is also posi-
ble that Akista will be a contestant.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-22
BERLIN CHEss RESULTS.

Berlin, Sept - The eighth round In
tho international chess tournament was
played yesterday. Zinkl ana Caro- drew
the game left unfinished Albiu los. 90
Marco aud 20 link, md tho Charousek-
Schlecht"r nme was drawn. Yesterday s
games resulted "a fuilows: SchiiiCrs
teat Aitin. bn9lisch reat Winawer. Caro-
heat Bnrdelehen (retircdD Cohn and
Zinkl drvw, Bum beat Schleohter, Marco
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-22
A GREAT SURPRISE IS IN STORE

for those who will go today and get y pack.
age Of GRAlN-O. II takes the place Of coffee
AZ about IA the cost. 10 IL a food drink,
full of health. and can he given 10 the child
rem as well as the adult with great benefit II
is made of pure grains ard looks and tastes
like the finest grndes Of Mocha or Java coffee.
II satisfies every one. cup Of Grain-O IL
letter for the system than a tonic, because its
benefit is permanent. What coffee breaks
down, GrainO builds up. AK your grocer
for Grain-O. l5c. and Zjc.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-22
SCRANTON.

Earned rUns-PrOvidence 3; scranton <
rwo.base Hts-Wegand, Cooney, Griffin.
Three. base W-igand. Home run-Euean.
Sacrifice hits Bassett, Walters. Stolen bases
Lions. g. Brien, Abbey, Drauby. Double
plav--Sulliyan 20 Massey. First base on balls
-Of Egan 2: of YerSes |. fit by pitched
ball-By Fgap, sullivan; by 1erkes, Coogan
Umpire-Gruber. Glme-lh. j0m.
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must therefore be attrlbutsd a to the lei;
islature. IL may be II was the latter bin
for the Congressional Record shows that
the presidents approval OF ~ was COM
municated TO the congress subsequently,
to that Of the other. Even a more ex-
treme position might be taken
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-22
A SLOW BATTLE.

Athens, Pa. SEPT 22.-YounR Critic
met Joe Cans the Baltimore coiored boy,
at the Olympic Club last night IN l5.
round fight There were only two we'll
fought rounds in tho whole In
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-22

n you arc troubled with failing hair dan
druff. eczema OF the scalp, or inclined 20
crayness. use the best preparation made 10
correct and curv-Halls HsiC Remover.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-22
COLE AT LENOX.

Lenox, Mass. Sept. 22.--At the second
day Of the Lenox golf tournament yes
terday Fem was in grand form and made
tho best scores.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-22
Bon
Ami
CLEANS AND PoLIsHEs
EVERYTHING WITHOUT INJURY.
All Grocers.

and WalLrodt drew, Metger heat
Tscbigorin. feinhmann beat Janowski,
Cbarousek heat Suechtin9.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-22
ONE RUN TO SPARE.

Syracuse. n. Y. Sept %. "A sense of
humor was prevalent among the Syra-
ouse players yesterday when they learned
tnat Farmer" Brown was on the card TO
pitch for Buffalo, and they marched on
tha field attired rs farmers. The game
was close ana exciting from the start ana
was won by the home team by hard work.
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TORONTO DOwNED.

Montreal, Sept ~. -MoDougall triei
nnrd to win his game yesterday. but the
work Of his flelGcrs was so yellow that
the home team captured the lead at the
start and held it. JoroDto's bits were
kept we'll scattered ana his support was
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-22
LEAGUE STANDING.
MOMEN GOLFERS.

Manchester By-tho-sea, sept 20 Pre-.
liminary play for the womeD's golf
championships Of the Essex County Club
took pinca yesterday afternoon, the
weather being perfect and the links in
better condition than ever. The four
leading scores were "a follows:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-22

Earned runs Montrenl 3; Toronto 2
Two. bnse hits BGnnon, Geier. Donley.
Home runs -McGaun, Smith. First uase
on bnlls-On McDougsll t. Struck out Bv
Mcfarland 8; hy MoDougall :. Dnutla
plays-Geier 70 Dnolev; Henry to Geier to
Dooley. Umpire -O'Neill. Time lb.
b0m,
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HORSE OVER A FENCE.

Manchester N. H., Sept. 22.-The rae
Ing at the fair yesterday was unusually
Interesting. A sensational incident
happened in the second heat of the $3.50
race. Just bafoye entering the home
stretch, on the last half mile, Baroness
Zika, who was making a game fight for
first place, stumbled. She regained her
feet and bolted over the fence. She was
finally caught after an exciting chase.
The driver was uninjured, but the mare
was badly cut about the head.
The Evans breaker of A. S. Van
Wyckle & Co. operated by Kennedy &
Warner at Beaver Meadow. Pa, was
burned to the ground last night. The
operators are convinced that IL was in
cendiary. The loss will be about $4,000.
Lieutenant II. G.. Hill Of the regular
army made an unsuccessful attempt 20
commit suicide on a Pennsylvania train
going East this morning by jumping
from one of the cars. Hill is supposed 20
have been temporarily insane. He will
probably recover.
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BUDLONG A WINNER.

At the ElmwodG courts yesterday a
good crowd OF spectators saw grand
match betwceu Budlong and Wilcox who
were lighting for the honor OF meeting
Malcolm Lhace for tic tennis champion
shi = of the state.
budlonG came off winrer aud In all
three sets showed better form than he has
exhibited for years.
In the first set the score nv points was:
1884 i567S
Budlong l2I74 4 4-t-30
Wilcox 442b l2 l-2--O
Budlung made pieces, 3 outs 10 nets
and Wilcox made places and l servite
ace. l3 outs, ) nets and double fault.
BunICnR took tie first game. leaving his
o'porent at 10 Al the beginning Of the
next game Wilcox started wonderful
brace, winning three games. and allowing
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-22

Budlone but six points during the rally.
And those were purely gifts, one
double fault three nets and two outs
made by Wilcox. During this part Of tho
contest Wilcox was hi.ting everything on
his side OF the net and maKinR holes for
the balls on the other side. Budlcng soon
came back into the game, however, but
he had to 20 into the deuce regions in two
games in order to win.
Iha poipts of this xyeya.
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Hamilton 90. Jcnes (2) Double plays
Long and Tenney; Tenney and Long:
shocAy and la Chance. First base on
ballssOff Fisher, 8; Oft Lewis, 3. Struck
out-By Lewis. :. First base on errors
Boston, .. Left on bases--Boston, 4;
Brooklyn, :. Time, lis. Umpire,
Lynch
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First Second

All tour qualified for the first round
Role plav. ON thursday the laals will
be played.
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Two base lits-schieheok. Smith. Field
Three base hit-Byan. First base on balls
on Malarkey g; off Brown 2 Hit by
pitched ball-Bv Malarkey |. struck out
BY Malarkey 3; 10y Brown :. Double
uiavs-Schiebeck 10 Earle 2; Wise to
Yield. stolen base--Lampe. Left on
tasos-Syfacuse 8; Buffalo g. Umpire
Swartwoud. Tlme-lh. Bonn.
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Budlong placed times made one ser
vice ace. outs, nets. Wilcox placed
IL times, made . service ace, IL outs, Is
nets, / double fault.
The third set was tho last and went To
Budlopc, with but one game short Of
love Tie points were:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-22

BUUIUHR IIIhIo " Fhrses' =" UuVT, D IIUta
and one double fault. Wilcox made z
passes. 10 outs and nets.
The tight in semi-finals in doubles was
the event OF the present tournament.
Vaudeville and Burt played Wilcox and
Gross The winners were the first pair
and thev will play Budlcng ana Dana
who were already in the finals. for the
Rhode Island championship. abe teams
were on even terms as FAR as ability 60
play the game individually was con
cerned.
Greene beat Colwell in tfe semi finals
conscientious, S-3, 90.
Champion Chace was improving his
time practioing with Damn while the ten
mis- matches were being playea. lie has
shown "a remarkable improvement for two
days training. de beat Dana, 10, 6-L56
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Suumpre.


- Senrp arauie erbolt iid Bon elmer
msbrpbtsntlldsn 2ranfbeit.
- Die bisEss elsftriide 2idt Gom.
panic nirb ibre nsus 8rafterssueunes
Station am Samitas elmer 9rObs unisr.
uetfen.
- Der itaIisniide Sanblanser I'm
iona bon Yins Strabe III am Donnerfap
in Der Nap Gus Mne eurd einen Sal
oon SsIsssitein in b6isr @eifs esrlesI
potben.
Dem @sorus Ssss bon Rort
8laf,Ip Srabs IN am Samitas in BEL
@ieberei Der 9snniplpanid 2oblen Com.
panis Gin Sudden Stobl in eas aue'
seorunasn uno bic elntretenoe Gnt,lns.
uns feRslt Jpn ans Saus.
Wm. Dids bon 8Ioom Strab'
iaufts fih am Donnsritas sinsn 8spolr
psr unb ole er bsnislbsn am Abenb isi'
mem 5rsunos Sobn Saeosn ssiste. brddt'
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anau unb aIs Dids isin 8ein bsfdbIte
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Dem anie in baRslbe eebrunsen; eli
berbsissrufener Arjt entfernie bas Stld
den Blei une bic 8stipunbuns rirl
obue srnfIi6s Solssn perIaufen.
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une eon ,ttI' 1lu,e' Aop.et pee ~ Stsoi' y,
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- Dos bon elmer poIniiden Samilit
bepobnts Saus an Nooo Strabe puro'
am Samitas Worsen bura Seuer 5sr'
fort.
- Der 2sbisb 8aasp 8remfer Samsi
Wation bon Snpre erbislt am 5reitaf
TN Gorton Sofs belm Sarrentoppeln ein'
,srttadte Sanb, bic i'm 9oipital beban.
peIt tpuo.
- Gin Wasen. in BEN iid Sea Gbutfel
unb 6. 6. @arion in anaetrunfensm 8u'
Itlnbe befanpeu, nutbe am SOnntaf
Wrttaa uuf elmer &reusuna tpsiilit ror
Wpaluiine bon einem 8aaep 3u8s ee
lroffen, nobel bic beipsn Ufdnner ir
idlmm perl bt purben, bab iie inner
balb ,ipei Stunben firben.
- Der a6rper zines ManneS. ouaen'
ihsinIib elm @inssipanoerter, ipurbe an
DonnerItae WiOrssn ouf benz 9litbaufer
nabe bem SdoOlsp BREEDER su @rste'
iufssiunoen. @r bntte iib, ip,s e'
iteint, su einsm Sbldfbsn nlsoer8slea
uno suroe burb bic benz Nidblufen emit
hIDmenoen Gais erhdl. Mie isdte'
,rmitielt puibe. por ber grtldie BE-
Slopade Geo. Mah.
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Die Sloefaee 8reta's unb beS Hi'
rduS beqpnneu.

Sonntas 0admitius purbe offisisl
betannt ssmabt, bab bic nuteIbanolun'
,en ,uiihen ben @roBmdttsn am
5dmfas su bsm 8ei6lub ssidbrt ta'
ben, Die Rois @usbsnlanbs nibt au be'
nlmorten. ionosrn bic alcmIrale su be-
oroern, iofort bic frsiidsn pdfen su bio
firen, mas bersits an Sonntas ssi6e'
ben 1T.
Ginise Der Ndbie haben bSi6loRen
oub ee9sn @riebenIano. tpenn ss it'd
ni6t fust. Ooer Der Ialfti ben aries sr'
art, nod itrenssre WObteseln anee'
psntet perosn iouen. uno oaB man 10
,ar iowet seben miro. 8rlebenlanp ale
ane q rtion uuaitdnbis su uerridleu.
Nnaslibis oeS brohenosn 0otsebent
oer Ndtte bat bic srlebiite 6loite an
Dlsnitls bic @pdHer Grsta's perIuRer
uub nur spei tIsiasIe Sdlift iinb guild
ssblieb,H.
Damit it isbod bic idpebsnoe S,'
iabr nod nltI bsieitist uno bic aristi'
ite Resieruns i&sint entfdloHsn, in
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