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RARE BOUT PLANNED
John L. and Mitchell May Hook
Up in Tacoma

TACOMA. Wash. April 15.-The sport
ing editor of Tacoma newspaper, it is
said. has succeeded in matching John l..
Sullivan. former champion pugilist of the
world, and Charley Mitchell, champion
boxer of England. for d twenty round
bout, marquis of Queensberry rules the
battle 10 occur some time in May.
When Mitchell was asked if he would
meet Sullivan the Briton replied:
ASK John. l will be ready to meet
him any time. anywhere"
Sullivan's reply was characteristic:
will fight Mitchell 10. 10 or 20 rounds.
for keeps. for a reasonable purse An
swer if he accepts
The battle will likely occur in Tacoma,
where boxing is permitted.
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Maps Start With a Win

CLEVELAND. o.. April 15.-The post
poned inaugural of the American :ue
season in Cleveland took place today.
Cleveland winning by the score of to ..
The weather was exceedingly chilly. n
having showed up to l p. M. cutting the
attendance to 7,544. Moore was a mys-
terry to the Detroits. holding them down
to three hits. His wildness, caused largely
by his use of the "spit'~ ball, gave De-
troit its runs. Cleveland played a very
snappy gave in the field and on bases, the
only error being caused by a wet bi .
SCOre-
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TURNVEREIN TO GIVE
ATHLETIC PROGRAMME
Local Club VIII Prepare to Send Class to
indianapolis Tourney

The ST. Paul Turnverein will give an
exhibition in Mozart hall May for the
benefit of the class that will compete In
the athletic tournament In indianapolis
in June. The entertainment will consist
Of performances given by men, women
and children. notable feature will be
the work of the seniors, from 40 to so
years old, The following is the pro-
gramme:
Exercises on long horse-Boys.7
March and flag driil-GirlS
Buck jumping-Juniors.
Assault foil fencing-Fencers
Fancy march and club swingiug-La-
dies.
Exercises on side hoEse-Seniors
Long wand exercises-Juniors
Exercises on parallel bars-First Active
squad.
March and dumbbell exercises-Acttves
Exercises on horizontal bar-First active
squad.
Pyramids-Juniors and actives.
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Lawn Tennis pIav seoun

NEW YORK, April 15.-The special In
vitatiOn lawn tennis tournament for mems
doubles began today at st. Nicholas rink
The three contests finished brought out
some OF the leading players OF the coun-
try.
r. ID. Wrenn and G. L. Wrenn Jr beat
II. W. Socum and 7. R Pell So, As. 6-5
w. G. Grant and z. 3. Dewhurst beat
II. +. Allen and r. Leroy 4-6. e-4, 6-3.
w. A. Larned and NJ. d. Whitman beat
R d. Little and F. d. Alexander 60
ST.. Ga.
The first round was unfinished. Hol-
conbe Ward and 3. c. Wright having
yet TO meet r. d. Forbes and r. ID.
Fincke.
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Superhas Fail to Hit

BROOKLYN. April 15.-The local team
met with a second defeat at the hands OF
the Philadelphia team today. the score
being to 3 in favor OF the visitors. There
were several snappy plays made on both
sides. and while the Philadelphia players
erred four times. and only one misplay
was recorded against the home team.
Hanlon's men failed to hit opportunely.
Tlla
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rifce hit. Abbattichio; stolen bases. Ten
ney. Gilbert. Bpwerman; hits of Mathew
son in innings, of Wiltse in in
nings; left on bases, Boston 4. New York
s: first base on balls. off Harley 4: first
base on errors. New York 9. Boston L:
struck out, by Mathewson 3. by Wiltse 3,
by Harley 2: wild pitch. Harley: time.
1870; umpires. Emslie and johnson; at
tendance 10, ,000
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field today. Neither side was able to
score until the ninth. when double by
Helm. safe bunt by Wells and an error
allowed the winning tallying for the visi-
tors. Both pitchers did fine work, Byram,
for the visitors. striking out twelve Brown
batSmen and Tiff accomplishing eight
strikeouts of Princeton men. Score:
PRINCETON ......O 10000 ooO1Ni
Brown ..........O o 0 o 0 o o 90 .
Batteries-Byram and Cooney. Tiff and
Payne.
Harvard Defeats Soldiers
WEST POINT. April 15:-Harvard
today. 13 to .. The cadet nine owes its
heavy. defeat to bad pitching and wild
throwing. Score:
RH.E
Harvard - oiOGS SL1s !
Batteries-Prince. Beavers. Geiger and
Hanlon; Castle. Coburn and Stephenson.
Penn Wins From Lehiqh
PHILADELPHIA, April 15.-The Uni
versity of Pennsylvania defeated Lehigh
today by the score of to l. Score:
Pennsylvania 20 i . 3 0 o o .s12 I
Batteries-willey, Cutchell and Person;
Brady. Hay and Hare.
ANNAPOLIS. Nd. April 15.-The navy
scored one run in the opening inning with
North Carolina today and this won the
game. Score:
Navy .........I 100000 OOo1-s
N. Carolina. % o 900 co. 30 0 %
Batteries-Carolina, Sutton. Noble and
F. James: Navy. Needham and Field.
PHILADELPHIA, April Is
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fennsyivania ----....----...-...... 8 12 1
WASHINGTON. ADra 1s-cao,ss+o,.-r
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Special to The Globe
CDDJNG" n

SPRINGFIELD. o.. April 15.-On ac-
count of rainy weather the baseball game
between Springfield and the second di-
vision of the Saints this afternoon was
called off. The teams for the games to-
morrow afternoon will line up as follows:
St Paul-Flournoy. If: Wright Sb: Mar
tin, 2b; Ferguson, 1b; Crystal, IF; Neigh
bors, CT; Richards, SIS; Petit, C; Stewart
and Evans. D.
Springield-Collins. IF; Plummer. cf:
Shaw. II: johnson, 3b; Cooley. 2b; Gamer
on, IS; Haas. 1b; Shannon, C; Carriveau
and Grimes, p.
Manager Kelley has decided to retain
these players: Carney. If; Geier. CT;
Hemphiil, ri; Kelley. 1b; Marcan. %:
OBrien, IS; Wheeler 3b: Zalusky c.
Ferguson. Slagle and Corbett pitchers
viii be retained. The fourth man has
not been decided upon.
The Saints viii be back to Norwood Inn
Sunday morning, where they will spend
the day in putting on the finishing touches
Tor their opening game with Louisville on
Wednesday. April 10. They will rest ur
In Louisville on Tuesday.
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Big COLLEGE TEAMS
BEGIN THE SEASON
Harvard, Yale and Princeton
Each Win Their Opening
Game

NEW HAVEN. Conn. April 15.-Yale
and Columbia played an interesting game
this afternoon on Yale field. Yale winning
by the score of to I. About $500 per-
sons were present. In the fifth Tyler of
Columbia made a single and was ad-
vanced to second by Jsckson's error and
brought home on Nohowell's long drive
to center field
In the second half of the fifth inning
Kearns OF Yale cracked out a safe hit
and was advanced by Waliace's sacrifice.
An error by Mcdowell allowed Chaplin to
reach first and both men were brought
home by Jackson's three bagger. Score:
r. II. f.
Columbia .0 0 o OIL o0O-1
Yale .......0 o o o . o o % I
Batteries-Tyler and Frambach. Jack
son and Chaplin.
Tigers Shut Brown Out
PROVIDENCE. r. l.. April 15.-More
than 500 spectators saw Princeton defeat
Brown by the score OF to 0 on Andrews
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Reds Blank Pittshurn

CINCINNATI. o., April 15.-Ewing had
today, not one Of the visitors reaching
third base. while the locals scored seven
times. Philippe retired i'm the fifth in
ming in favor OF Case. A triple play was
made In the sixth inning by Clancy catch
ing Ewing's low bunt fly. stepping on first
base and throwing to second before the
runner at either base could return. Clarke
was benched for disputing a decision in
the eighth inning and was sent off the
field with Lynch, Philippe and Mcbride
Attendance 2321 Score.
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Earned runs St. Louis .: two base hits.
Pfeffer. Maloney; home run. Smoot: sac
rifice hits. Shannon. Slagle ., Burke;
stolen bases. Brain. Dunleavy. Tinker
Shannon. Smoot; hit by pitched ball. by
Egan ,. by Pfeffer 1: bases on balls by
Egan .. BY Pfeffer 3; struck out by Egan
i. by Pfeffer ,: left on bases. ST Louis
4. Chicago s; time. 1:45: umpire. O'Day:
attendance. 1900
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Two base -hlts, DETECTS 2. kelley 2.
OBTien;. three base hit. Geier: double
plays, Livingston (unassisted). Deiters to
Robertson to Livingston: bases on balls.
by Kennedy ,, by Corbett !: hit by pitched
ball, by Ehman ,. by Corbett 1: struck
bett s; passed balls. by schriver 8; sac
rifice hit. Marcan; time. 1870; umpire
WeStlake
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WASHINGTON, April 15.-New York
won the second game Of the series from
Washington today. to 0. Very cold
weather took all the vim out of both
teams and they gave an almost mechani-
cal exhibition of baseball. Washington
was unable to hit Orth. In an endeavor
to knock down a liner Orth injured his
right hand. Powell finished the inning
when the game was called on account of
darkness. Score.
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3 off Waddell .. off Tannehill 3 off Glib
son 1; hit by pitched ball. Seybold; struck
out. by Coakley 3, by Waddell .. by Tame
hill 5, by Gibson 2; hits. off Coakley Z. off
Waddell 4. off Tannehill 6. off Gibson 4;
time. 2:05; umpire, O'Laughlin.
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Earned runs. Cincinnati 6: two base
nits. Ewing. CorcOran, Steinfeldt ,; three
paSe hit, Odwell: stolen base Beaumont:
double play. Corcoran to Dolan; triple
play. Clancy to Clarke to Ritchey: first
base on balls. of Ewing >. of Philippe /.
coran; hit by pitched bali. by Case :;
struck out. by Ewing TO- by Philippe / !:
innings pitched. by Philippe 5ls. by Case
Zss: runs. on Philippe 6. OF Case 1; hits.
on Philippe 10, OFF Case 4: time $50:
umpire. Klem
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Champs Lose AoaIn

PHILADELPHIA, April 15.-with the
score tied, two men out and the bases
ftied in the ninth inning today L. Cross
singled and the locals again defeated
Boston. Tannehill and Coakley were botl,
retired szand Gibson and WaddeT took
their places Dorans finger was split by
a pitched ball Attendance II ESQ Snn.e
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Haversord Seats Harvard

PHILADELPHIA. April I5.-The HAY
erford college association football team
defeated Harvard today by the score oi
l 70 o.
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Earned runs. none; two base hits, Stahl
double play, Cassidy to Stahl to Hill; first
base on errors. New York 3 Washington
3; first base on balls, off Hughes 5. Off
Orth l; struck out: by Hughes Z. by Orth
5; left on bases Washington 4. New York
6; wild pitch. Powell: time, 1:45: umpire
Connolly; attendance. 4.002; game called
at the end OF the eighth inning on ac-
count OF darkness.
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First base on errors. Cleveland /, De-
troit /; two base hit, Mcintyre; three
base hit m mLaJoie: stolen bases Jackson t
Moore 4. Mullen 9: hit by pitched ban
Moore /: left on bases. Cleveland 6. De-
troit Z; struck out, Moore 6, Mullen .;
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adelphia 3. Brooklyn 5: first base on balls.
on Jones 1. on Duggleby /; first base on
errors, Brooklyn 4. Philadelphia /: struck
out by Jones 3. by Duggleby 8; wild
pitch, Jones 1: time, 1877; umpire Baus-
wine; attendance. $500.
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*Batted for Sullivan in eleventh. sOne
out when winning run scored
chicago ..........o o 0 o o . 90 IA
ST Louis. ....s.0 o 0 o o O 9 O e-9
Left on bases, Chicago 8, St Louis 8:
,Wo Two pase hit, Vanzant. Donahue: sacrifice
sullivan, Davis; double play. F. Jones TO
laws; struck out. by Owen Z. by Glade
3; base on balls, off Glade 1; hit with bail
Donahoe; time. 2:1o; umpire. Sheridan.
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Lacrosse Teams Clash

BALTIMORE. Md. April 15-The Har-
ward lacrosse team defeated johns Hop
kins today by a score OF 4 to Q.
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Cubs Lose to ST. couis
ST. LOUIS. April 15.-The ST Louis
Nationals defeated the Chicagos here to-
day by score of to l. Smoot knocked
out home run in the sixth inning Civ
ing the home team the lead, which il held
through the game Score. -
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Senators Lose second

wild pitch. Moore; umpires, Keller and
Mccarthy; time. :55
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Two base hits. Titus, Donlin; three base
hits. Thomas. McGee: hits off Jones 10 in
8 innings. Off Stricklett / in / inning; sac
riice hits, Courtney. Duggleby; stolen
bases. Bransfield. Doom .; double plays.
Bransfield Stricklett TO Lewis. Lewis to
Owens to>McGamwell; left on bases, Phil
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Eleven Innings In chicaoo

CHICAGO. April 15.-Chicago defeated
st. Louis today, to .. Chicago held the
st. Louis team safe until the ninth. when
st. Louis rallied and tied Chicago In
the eleventh inning, on TannehiIIs sin
gle. Donahue made the winning run for
Chicago Attendance 2Q12 Scnrn-
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1.-TWO out when winning run scored
NFBatted for Waddell in ninth
Boston .....2 3 o o 0 o 0-s
Z Phaadelphiat 20 3 o 0 &c
Two base hits. Collins, Shreck; home
Knight: double play, WaddeII to Murnhy
TO Davis; left on bases, Boston 8. Phlia-
oelphia 8; first base on balls, off Coakiey
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
Standinn of the Clubs

Yesterdays Results
Philadelphia 6, Boston 5.
Cleveland 6, Detroit 9
Washington 0, New York 4.
Chicago 3, st. Louis 2.
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Tickets Parr-Beels wrestling match
selling at Arthur Whites, Clarendon hotel.
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Two base hits. Mertes. Gilbert; three
base hit. Deyfin; home run, McGann: sac
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
Standing Of the Clubs
Yesterdays Results
Brooklyn 3. Philadelphia s.
Cincinnati Z, Pittsburg o.
st. LOUIS 2. Chicago /.
New York 10, Boston O.

OIants WIN the Second
NEW YORK. April 15.-The New York
Nationals scored another victory over
the Boston team at the Polo grounds to-
day The visitors were shutout while
the local men Tailed Is runs. Mathewson
ana Wiltse allowed but three hits Score:
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Cleveland ....2 o Ia o o O,-e-s
Detroit 0 0 0 0 1 O.
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ADDITIONAL SPORTING NEWS ON
PAGE THfRTY-EIGHT
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Philadelphia Il o o 2O3 O-S
Brooklyn ......O 0 0 0 0 %
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Totals =. 271O Totals -. 2417 3
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ST. LOUIS. April 15.-When the bugle
called the horses to the post for the
opening event of the Kinloch Breeders
association races at the fair ground track
today 5000 people were present BY the
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Die @irtbsbete.

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uno gartenoern, Die geiftige @etrdntt
perabreiaten unb osshalb perbaftet
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men in Der S&antwi,tbidaft ansetrOf.
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iiberfallen unb gefdlaoen baben fol-,
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Gin nsner @eifli@er.

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@ikbramdlte ote Yofi.
s. 9. 8arner aus Obio Serbaftet.

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college Wsrrit 3. Nilion bor.
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an einen in elmer anberen Staot mob
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poifbeb6roe uno er puroe perbaftet,
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feline S4ulo fammsn bon ibm ieIbif.
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perfolgten. tOnnte nidt ermittelt tuer.
ben. Warner puroe in benz Iugens
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pbonnafauerei f9lsdte grfabrungen
semadt. 9ommt ba ssifsrn Woraen
elm setpihsr 6rant Ssplers bon 325
Sfio Noble Str. In bic Office uno
fra9te @larf pb er bas Selepbon be-.
nuben Tonne. SieIer ertldrts fid boz
nit einberfnnben. Seplers tslepbos
nirt. unterbGlt fi6 nod sine Weils NIT
@Iarf uno psrf9minbet, nadosm sr
nod 'als anbsnten $l4.0 90 mitgenom.
men bate, Die fid in ben Soisn bss
Stalltns4tss bsfanosn: Die Soisn
Iagen auf oem Sopha.
@larf bemerfte erff ipdter. baB ibm
bic $l4 abbanosn ssfommsn parsn uno
bena@ridti9te bic poIisei, bic Senlsrs
trOB alIsr gemiibunsen absr ntrgsnes.
mo auffinoen fonnte. Sn 3utunft
mill @lart msbr auf feline Sofsn unb
bas SelepbUn n6teeben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-11
8 IN 8 Or n O b o.

@annelton, 10. 9es. uuIerl
Staot uno umgegeno wurbe gsiterr
Nbeno um 2 llbr bon einem Wirbel.
ffurm beimgeiu9t, Der sinsn S9absr
bon 5000. 900 anri9tete. SO aoblen.
bartsn uno 100000 guibeI aobIsu
fielsn ibm gum Opfer. gerluif bor
Wsni9enlebsn weroen ni9t ssmsIbet.
2ur5 Dor z llbr bsbsdte F9 Der Dim,
mel nit @olfsn, bic inlmer i4mdrse,
warben, elm fur9tbarer Winb mebte,
unb bic 2sute bsgannen f9 in bi,
Sdufsr su fti9tsn. 2oblsnboots, tueIdt
f6 auf benz 5lufie bsfanben. eimeer
in Joige Der Wntb bes Sturmes unite,
nnb bic Sampfsr, bic auf benz Sbir
Riper waren, Ddren beina6e ben auf.
seresten @lsmsntsn gum Opfer &c.
fallen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-11
/ @m. 5. Drsbtbaler /.

Der untsr ben SeutIben aaesmsin
bsfannte Gdrber @m. 5. Sreptbaler
1T SOnntaa @a&t in Der Srrenanfalt
pl6sli3 gsfOrben. Sas 2ei9enbs-
sdnsnib miro Dienfas Na9mittas um
2 ubr bon Der Wobnuns bss Yerfor.
bsnsn, lO45 @ef Mi&isan Ctr. org
ifatifinoen. Srepibaler errei1te Elm
4ltsr bon rs Sabren. Der 2eidnam
muros benz 2ei&enbefatter Grant u
glan9aro iibergeben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-11
Ote SO bnuns bes @rafen

Die 80 o bnung bes @rafen
Witte. bes ruiIiihen Minifterprdliz
oenten, am palais<Quai glp. 30 gu
ct. petersburg, lit our9 einen aor.
rioor nit bem Sbeater Der. @remitaae
unb ionlit audi nit bem @interpalais
perbunoen. Die Wobnuns nimnlt
bds gdn3e erfe Stofperf Oes arosen
9ebduOes elm uno beitebt aus oreiBig
gum She'll iebr grpben 3immern, De-
rem Seniter tbeils uuf Den aai, tbetls
auf Die Millionnaia 6inausaeben.
@on Der Dem palaisreffort aeb0ren=
ben ginrittuns iinS in Der @obnune
nur Die berrlihen Srumeaus uno eis
niss alte 9emdlbe suriidgeblieben.
Sie 8e0ienung fir Ii6 peri0nli6 unb
feline Samilie bat Der 9raf aus ieiner
friiberen Wpbnung nit beriiberaenorlz
men, pd6renb Die pf0rtner, Siener
&uriere u. I. m. pom Staate unterz
halten tperben. Graf Witte fiibrt elm
fsbr geregeltes unb febr bei9eioen auz
gef9nittenes 2eben; er itebt in Der
Regel INN Z llbr moresns auf unb
maat iia fofort an Die Irbeit, ser er,
nit tlrSen llnterbre9ungen fir oie
MablSeiten, ben ean5en Sag ipibmet.
Sm @esenfab gu Den meiiten hpbeH
Gtaatsbeamten lGBt ii6 Ser @raf feline
3eitungsdusihnitie porlesen, fonbern
lieit fat alle 8ldtter nit GROCER ge-
nauigfeit ielbit.