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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-12-06
MARYLAND ATHLETIC BREACH.
St Johns VIII Drop Western Mary
land from Schedule.

Special o The Washington Herald.
Annapolis Nd. Dec 5.-The Athletic
Association Of St Johns College tonight
practically decided to break off relations
with Western Maryland College. The
rupture has been brewing for some time.
but the climax was reached with the
annual football game between the two
elevens played at Westminster
The local collegians all agree that they
were treated In an ungentlemanly manner
and that several OF their players were
roughly handled. In a small riot that fol-
lowed the game.
The matter viii be officially taken up
at meeting of the executive committee
OF the State intercollegiate league in Bal
umore tomorrow. This committee meet
ing will also clear up the cloud hanging
over the reputation of the officials in the
game These officials were Referee Pat
terson. of Mount Washington, and I'M
pire Goodrich. of Maryland Athletic
Club. The upstate lads protested against
their decisions. which they say favored
st. Johns, and thereupon left the field.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-12-06

Altoona. Pa. Dec. 5.-"Trenton will be
member Of the Tri-State League next
season, without question" said President
Charles r Carpenter, when his attention
was called TO a statement sent out from
Trenton that Col. Perrine was arranging
with Eastern League officials TO purchase
franchise from that organization. "The
$500 that is to be offred for that ter
ritory is not an indUcement TO part with
II, because we need the town to keep the
circuit intact. The matter will probably
come before the league meeting in Har-
risburg Friday night, and 1 expect the
delegates TO make short work of it."
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Trotting Board Adjourned.

New York, Dec. 5.-Having declared
for the docket for the fall term, the
National Trotting Association board of
review adjourned to-day after an exec
utive session. Unless there is a special
session called the board VIII next con-
vene in May. Maj. tombstone. of the
Lexington. presided at the closing ses-
sion, the other members being W. Rus
sell Allen. OF Pittsfeld and st. Louis;
G. Dana Palmer. Lowell; w. Perry Tay-
Tor, Buffalo. and Secretary w. IL.
Goeher. Hartford.
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Nancy Hanks nt Lc1inrtOn

Lexington. KY. Dec $40 end her
days almost in sight of the farm where
she began her eventful career. the once
worlds champion trottlng mare, Nancy
Hanks. arrived here yesterday. This
famous mare was foaled and trained bv
William Kenney on a farm now a part
OF James B. Haggin's great Elmendorf
estate She goes TO the Hamburg stud
OF John T. Madden. only short distance
away from Elmendorf.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-12-06
Their wives wouIdn't Let Them.

Atlantic City, Dec. 5.-Irate young
wives broke up a tie game Of indoor
baseball at the fifteenth inning between
the married men and single men of the
Morris Guards. Atlantic City's crack Mill
tary organization. The game stood 10 to
10. and had run past midnight, when
nall dozen women, who feared their hus-
bands had come to harm, descended on
the armory, where the game was being
played, and demanded that it be brought
10 an end
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-12-06
DOPING AT OAKLAND.
California Stewards Rule on a
"Drug store Trainer.


New York. Dec. 5.-The stewards at
Oakland have ruled a trainer off for
using the dope. At Benning the stew
ards took similar action. while at New
Orleans the officials are exercising I'M
usual vigilance in an attempt 20 detect
the patrons OF drug stores"
The use OF stimulants by trainers has
become an evil not only prevalent in
the West. but also on the Eastern
tracks. II is a matter that requires
prompt action before it gains a further
foothold. In handing out a penalty 10
Joe Marrone at Benning the stewards
incurred the latters displeasure TO the
extent of $4,000 suit for damages
which if it goes 10 trial, may be the
means of disclosing some Of the meth
eds of trainers more prominent than
Marrone, who insists that he is inno-
cent and has been a victim of discrim-
ination.
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Special TO The Washington Herald
Annapolis. Dec. 5-The victorious navy
team is to be further honored by Can't
{. ]. Badger and Commandment of Mid
shipmen w. S. Benson. Capt. and Mrs.
Badger, assisted by the fair members of
the younger social set of Annapolis. will
receive in honor Of Capt Douglas and
his players on Saturday afternoon. and
on next Wednesday afternoon similar
function will be held at the home of
Capt. Benson
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-12-06
Tennessee Re-engage. Levene.

Knoxville, Tenn. Dec. Sat a meeting
of the students of the University Of Ten
nessee Coach George Levene, the Penn
syiVanian who so successfully coached the
tennessee football eleven this, fall. was
employed for next year at an advanced
ngure- The students raised over $500.
which will cover the deficiency of the
athletic association for the season.
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POOR CARD ON TAP
Non-winnerS Are Featured
at New Orleans.
CHAPULTEPEC IN A GALLOP
Single Exception to Mediocre Offer
ing Pulls Up i'm n Walk in the
Opening Event - COrrfEan's Dun
ming Wins SteepIechase from Bank
Holiday In a Sharp Drive.

New Orleans. Dec. 5.-Despite the fact
that the programme to-day was a poor
one, with the single exception of the ap-
pearance Of Chapultepec in the opening
event. one of the best crowds of the meet
ing turned out. There was nothing fash
ionable about the card. it being given
over to nonwinners in most events.
Cnapultepec was the principal attraction,
and proved all that was claimed Cor him
by winning the opening event At no
stage of the race did Mcdaniel let him
out. The colt won pulled up 10 walk
in l.07 1-5.
Corrigan's Dunning. even money IA
vorite. won the Steeplechase. after a
sharp drive from Bank Holiday. Heider
had the mount and handled Corrigan
nicely. which was partly responsible for
his victory Onyx II was the pace
maker. and finished a poor third.
Rebo proved the speediest of thirteen
OF the cheapest platers seen in one race
at the meeting. The once good sprinter
was well ridden by J. Lee, who nursed
him a winner from Sheen by two
lengths,
The Summaries.
FIRST RACE-FiTe furlongs Chaputepec. ia
tMcDanie), / 10 g. won; Tartar Maid. III lAuhu-
cheal p 10 I. second; Hans ia (Leibertl Is TO l.
third. Time. l@l@ Financier Merge. Maze
Fletcher. Tackle. and Field Marshal also ran.
SECOND RACE-About two miles Dunning 40
tE. Hederl. 10 5. won Bank Holiday. lis CO.
PIERCE 20 J. second: Onyx IL. lis (Yourelll 20 70
!. third. Time. SOP %. Full Of Fun. Aues. Carel
Vendor. and MerTymaker also ran
THIRD RACE-Six furlongs. Rebo. IL a.. Leel.
10 10 J. won; Sheen. ia (E. Walsh Is 10 l. second
Jack Witt, l09 Warren. 10 TO J. third. Time
lis s. Daring Kaimesha Miss AIable Penrhyn
Marsh Redon, Gilfain. Bert Osra Martius. Tom
Mankins. and Hand Mash also ran
FOURTH RACE-Seven furlongs- Ace High. 81
~. Kelly, TO s. won; Avaunteer. los u. Lee). -
/ second; Lancasteran. 10 tNotter. to J. third.
Time. y 25. No Quarter. Lady Vincent Robin
Hood Grande. and Alpenmarchcn also ran.
FIt'TH RACE-SX furlongs. Hannibal Bey. IA
Mountainl. I 10 ?. won. Pride Of Woodstock lO9
u. Bailyl. 60 70 ]. second: Lucy Young ia a.
Minderl- Is 10 /. third. Time Is. Hustled. Ty-
rolian. Hiss Ferris, Suffice. Firebrand Alencou
Bcnsonhurst and Don Hamilton also ran.
SIXTH RACE-One and three-siXteenths miles
Saroir Fare. 100 "a. Picsensl. 10 5. won: Horse
radish 100 tDelaby), 20 I. second; Lady Oakland
1e5 dyer. 10 10 7. third. Time. 2O2 Is j. D.
Dunn. Matah0n. and FeTronier also ran.
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PRINCETON FootbaII EIec,ion.

Princeton, n. J.. Dec. 5.-The results of
the annual election for managerships of
football. held here to-day. were as fol-
lows: George w. Jones, Oak Hill, w. Va.
assistant manager; Clifton Rhodes. of
Danville. Ky. assistant manager of the
freshman team.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-12-06

Swarthmore, Pa, Dec. l5.-Henrv 7
OBrien. 1910. OF New Haven, Conn. wa.
to-day elected captain Of the 1908 Swarth
more football team. over Walter w. Kri
der 1903, of philadelphia. Pa. O'Brier
has filled the quarter back position for
the last two years. and during that tim,
his drop-kicking ability has been the sen.
sation Of the football world.
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Maryland plays Local Quint,.

SPECIAL 20 The Washington Herald.
Baltimore, Md, Dec. 5.-The University
of Maryland basketball team has ar
ranged number of games, including one
with Georgetown on December Is at
Washington Games are pending with
George WashingtOn and Annapolis.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-12-06

Nashville. Tenn, Dec Sat the annual
banquet given the Vanderbilt football
team Sam Costen, the speedy little quar-
ter-back. who is given place on all
"Ail-Southern,' was elected captain of
the 1908 squad.
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)urnament at the ROyal
CLASS A.
Corcorans Meet AIexapdrinnS

The Corcoran Cadet basketball team
will play the Alexandria Athletic Associa-
ton at the National Guard gymnasium
tonight. Joe Turner promises 10 throw
any local wrestler in three minutes be-
tween the halves.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-12-06
Five More Footbau Can,o,n.

Middletown. Conn. Dec. 5.-Maurice A
Hammond, 'OS. of Saratoga, n. Y. was
elected captain of the Wesleyan football
team to-day. Hammond plays at LEFT
tackle.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-12-06

South Bethlehem, Pa, Dec 5.-Lehigh
University L" football men for the past
season to-day elected Garrett DEF. Spiers.
right half back on the eleven, as next
years captain.
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Hamilton, y. Y, Dec. 5.-Robert J.
Whelan was to-day elected captain OF the
Colgate University football team for 1905
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a team of league players from Chicago
has gone to St Louis TO play a series of
five indoor ball games with Artle Hof-
mans St Louis aggregation. In the
party are Jake Stahl Herman Schaefer,
Charles O'Leary. Frank Robe. Charlie
Dexter Dave Brain, Tom Hughes. Billy
Sullivan. and a well-known indoor bat
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The Largest Morning Circulation.
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CARS e KENSINGToN

Cars fToIz 18th ST. md n. = are every IS min
Pass Rock Creek Bridge and Park. main entran-s
Zoo and Country Club 10 Chevy Chase Lake. Con-
meet with kensington cars Round trip Gcketa
sc. az FusseITs
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Connie Mack Las drafted NO Carter

Connie Mack has drafted Nick Carter
from Syracuse. The recruit is not a
detective, but a former University of
Virginia star pitcher. a couple of years
ago he was pitching for teams in the
vicinity Of Leesburg. Va. but his work
since Joining Syracuse has been so good
that the Philadelphia manager believes
he has landed a promising twirler for
next years Athletics
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Be.t servics no CALIFORNIA

ARIZONA, NEW MEXICO. AND TEXAS
blgh cas- Standard Equipment, also most modern
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S-ansS- ,bEhAhs ~ Rates and steamer reserYa-
ions 70 Japan. China- the PHILIPPINES ana Around
nc 80. n9Ile A J. fOSTON. Genl- Agent, 81 Penna
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The Jewish outlook., 1907-02-22
FOREIGN
Egypt.

The three Russian Jews whose eXtradi-
ton from Egypt caused the recent dem
onstrations at Alexandra and Cairo were
brought to Port Said, and embarked on
board the Russian steamer Kornllog,
bound for Odessa.
The Jewish outlook., 1907-02-22
France.

Nj. Emmanuel WE'LL is the well-known
Rabbin of the Spanish and Portuguese
community in Paris. His son, who is an
engineer in the employ Of the Jewish
Colonization Association in the colony
of Clara, Argentine, recently married the
daughter of colonist. Rabbin WE'LL,
not being able to be present at the func-
ton, conceived the happy idea Of sur
prising the young couple by sending
them, so that they might receive it on
the morning of their wedding, phono-
graphic cylinder, which, on being repro
duced. was found to contain the Hebrew
marriage blessings recited by the bride
groom s father.
The Jewish outlook., 1907-02-22
Russia.

1t is stated that the government pro-
ject on the Jewish question is already
complete and will be laid before the
Douma In the meantime, the govern
ment is engaged on a series Of so-called
temporary regulations which affect the
right of Jewish residence outside the
Pale of Jewish Settlement
Acting on Instructions from the Gov
or-General of Moscow, the Command
ant of that city applied to the Rector OF
the University and the principals of
other educational institutions there for
the addresses of all the Jewish students.
The governor requires this information
in the event of internal conflicts in the
University, for in such case he would eX
pei all the Jewish students from Moscow.
The Jewish outlook., 1907-02-22
Denmark.

The 10Th of January was the 35Oth
anniversary of the issuing of a royal de-
cree authorizing. Jews to reside in Den
mark The anniversary was marked at
Copenhagen by special service in the
synagogue.
The Jewish outlook., 1907-02-22
Germany.

The signal defeat of the Socialist party
is the most striking of the recent Reich
stag elections. Every Jew, OF course,
does not regard this result with satisfac-
ton, but to all the poor show which anti
Semites have made must be a source OF
unmitigated satisfaction. Only four of
them have been definitely elected. Among
those deprived of parliamentary immu
nifty, although none stand more in need
Of it. is ex-Parson Kroesell. Count
Pueckler was a candidate in two of the
The Jewish outlook., 1907-02-22

A man who lives right, and is right,
has more power in his silence than an
other by his words. Character is like
bells which ring out sweet music, and
which, when touched, accidentally even,
resound with sweet music.-Phiilips
Brooks
The Jewish outlook., 1907-02-22

electoral divisions of Berlin. In one he
polled 8, in the other lit votes The
Count is sorely disappointed, for parlia-
mentary immunity would have been as
solid boon to him as to Kroesell. The
Counts appeal against his latest SEN
tence of three months imprisonment has
been dismissed, and other cases are pend
ing against him.
The German Emperor has conferred
the Star of the Order of the Red Eagle,
second class, with the Royal Grown, on
Herr Alfred Ballin, Director General Of
the Hamburg American Steamship Com
pany.
Among the recipients either of the
Crown Order of the Red Eagle Order on
the occasion OF the "Ordensfest were
Privy Councillors Marcuse and Professor
Pinner (Berlin), Professor DR.. Mosse
(K0nigsberg) and Rabbi DR.. Silberstein
(Wiesbaden.)
The Grand Duchess Of Baden has
given practical proof Of her broadmind-
edness by granting 5000 marks to jew
ish hospital for children from fund
placed at her disposal.
Dr. Elsassi, Jewish lawyer, has been
elected member of the Wurtemberg
Diet.
For the twenty-frst time Judicial
Councillor Dr. Freund has been elected
President Of the Town Council OF
Breslau.
The Hilfsverein der Deutschen Juden
is constantly widening the sphere of its
operations. Its latest act has been to
vote a sum of money for the benefit OF
the Falashas in Abyssinia with the OBJ
ject of bringing these isolated Jews into
closer contact with their coreligionists in
the civilized world.
Some interesting statistics were given
by DR.. Bernhad Kahn in a lecture on
the Jewish emigration Of the present
day which he delivered recently at the
Jewish Statistical Society in Berlin. Ac
cording to DR.. Kahn the modern emf
grafton commenced in 1881. Since then
1,75O,O0O Jews (of whom 10000 were
from Russia alone) had emigrated from
the lands of their birth. OF this number
l 100000 (about so per cent? had gone
to America, 10 per cent. to England, and
the remainder had spread over other
countries The approximate figures for
emigration for the last eight years were:
In 1889, $4,000; 1900, $1,000: 1901,
10000; 1902, 10000; 1903, 95 900; 1904,
132,700; 1905, 162,5oo; and 1906,
175,0O0
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-01-04
ittgbeber bGret biLaet peo SiaIp al


Rpiten ale Stater i Woro. og Spo.
anterifa bar M ~illtttet Sraftater,
bporpeS De forpligter fig til at ooer.
IaSe fine Spiitigbeber til a~fgisreIie
peo 8oIb9tFt; BOG unbtoges / &e9eIen
enbnu iaaoame Eager, men inpol.
oerer 9~onberes ltnfbPngigbeb % ma
ticmIe g@re. 2ignenbe Sroftater er
oprettet meIlem De fleite Sdroe / euro.
pa. On RGffe internatiouaLe Son.
eresier og andre pigtige Desber bar
oeret afboIbte for at fremme 8reos.
iagen. 8eb SrebsfongreSien / 9oa9
1 1899 pprettebeS o9foa CT itooenoe
International 8oIbgtftshomItoI, iorr
erfienoes al ale iom uportiif, o. iom
aItiS itaar reoe til at bebon0le inter.
natiouole StribSipsrgsmaal. Salrige
Soreniueer / oIle 2anOe orbeiber tia.
dig for Sreosiagens 8remme, oe 80
Blade % Sibsffrtfter uO8toes u0ellt.
tenbe / bette giemeb. RobeIitiftel.
lens 8reosprGmte bar ogira 9iort
ureeet til at itstte 9eUp8eIier % gtue
ben arieeIie. Stebie flnrere bltoer
@t~fierbelien al, at De Snteresier,
boabe ~aanbeIi9e og Ttoteriele, iom
mi fnptter Nationerne fdnmeu, er al
ben Slrt, at &ria blioer mere og mere
unulig melGem Be 5olt. iom en- &liItlt'
rerS 89rere. Serene er ogiaa bleone
iou Itore, 8aabererue iaa fulbfpmre,
llbgifterne ueb &%rigSfsrieI iaa ubpre
OF De Cab, iom EN- arig pilbe meS'
fsre, pilbe bIipe iaa enorme, at oct
for De ileite Son6eS 8ebfommenbe
pilSe bore ens6etpoenbe meo sfonos
milf Ruin. Sesu6eu gisr ben til.
eenoe Snieuigens o. 0arrclie 90 Sen
Itsrre &omfort % 8elitanb, at SoIf
bliner mere % mere uoillige I'll at
bragg | &ria. ghItioeuS SorbolSe al.
Der SscIf anSet at tPnfe paa % ben.
Ser Seres Sino / Hetnilg al 6reS.
Spcrpiot Sreosbeu9selieu flEntuo
bill ieire, iaar SiSeu pie. SmiSIertto
FER 8ep9eeIien ieIu ct 8iOuesbprS ON,
at bore 9olere 6sIeIier er bleDet en-
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til at tnmme 2ioeuitoberne % i'll |
Seres SteS at beberife 9erSen.
Ser ipnes aItka bDerfen / SerNells.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-01-04

uoOtflingen eIer bore egne St6Sfor'
6oloe of b0re nogen @rllno for ct
peSitmtitif 2ipsipn, % BOG fan Wen.
neifebiertet fsle Iig utilfreOS % ilIpf.
feItgt. 6oriNnibt iom bet oIti0 itre.
Der moo bet enige og fltIbfumte, oil
set 10 nIti0 foIe, at ielh oct beoite paa
Dor Sorb En- ufuI0tomment, Ben Gole.
tie er OSSelig, oct nafreite forGiPuGe-
ligt. Oct err / benne 6slelie, BEST.
miSmen tiIlut bar i'm BOO, % beri
Iigger ogIaa, bna6 Ser fam bore fHlbt
% heretttget / ben. Wen ben BEL
grunbebe Gro poa oct goSeS Seller /
&erOen ffal forione os meO Oenne
SiGe of 8tfDGreIien, ifal gipe oS 9too
og Rraft / 2tbetS &ompe og iGtte
og iItnr6 til at ie SorbIinet Init "a
fogert, Iiseium bi osiaa iflter inb !
en- enbnu Igiere 90 fagrere eui8beo.
Naar MI &Iotferne tgien ringer mo
ct mt aar, iaa er oct life Sanbls3'
beOet, De bebuoer, life @sSen be1er.
&oierne er fulbe al Soob. De brin'
ger Sorbisning ON, at foreitaGr Der
npe aampc, iaa iler hi ogioa nge
Seire imsbe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-01-04
On erpert EieiperiuItit.

"@gpert Sptiterc 9isr set M Hart foc
8lnblitum, at Ell flor Eel al bore eng
BONNIE, iom beufsrss til ale SIass Gars
Eager, tomarer ira Ell feila8tig SiIitano
/ Giucre, Tom f~rem5rtn8er en- iaaoGu
GuItreupeIie paa 3eroeibitcmct, at uoact
man ibigtc. RGrgcIhtISs gtue er mere
dlmiubeIige eno man tror, men Sbust
or uuSerlagt ~ia8fbrbta pi6suitabelie Rets
tcIie. % ct rbitet Shitem Gisres iterit be6
en- ubiagtie ~utatertattf @roces og beOirs
fer SsrpeS TO SeIbrebelier paa iduu'e Si5
lrheu Bring al Rebicin." SadIeSes uoS
taller BEN 1tarStrapif;e Optiter Oscar
gSparS 8ormau, 81, g., fig iom bar
fit Sortor / Gn6rus Spgningen / Gins
n~edpoIis, giur.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-01-04
uififfeIiee
"Shoolma'ams"
Sffs altib rimsliae meo ia ielp.

Seq bolNt Sfole | mango Mar"
Ifriper en &aucolrper Game, "og ION
mango andre Siernnrbeibere glemtS
iea, bpor nsoreubig ben rette SIasS
WaaS or, % sberfor leo ies meget al
IIet Sorheielie.
Wett Spitem bIep neobriot, nit
Blob iattigt, % ie9 maotte tage ei
aarS Eerie | Sdnb ON at aienOtnSe
min Stprfe.
Seq inn Grape 3lIts Waben bel
cmtaIt, prspebe .beu % bIeo meeet
glao | Den. Otter at bare iptit ben
meb SIsoe finn iii Erpfoit nonSt leg
burtig / Stprfe oa gnergi og sietop'
FOG nit arbeiSe.
IA lea bIep Gift. ooerbentite iea
mart min Wono ON, at oct bar bans
hinge Srofoiter al 8ish, @pteter,
nurme biscuits % boiSt 9reb, iout
ean ham ben SdeIie al Trrtbeo ON
Woreereu.
Chen ban bar ipiit @rape Nitts
o. Srt9t er ban blepen meget itnS
% friff.
Get er MI mango aar iibeu oi be.
9pnbte al BRUCE @rape Glits, % IRA.
ben ipneS iaa '~nsSpenSis | Suiet ion,
Salt.' On pnbet Geiert er cmifii.
tcnbe Sag al opifaurne sGbIer, Siif.
fer @,itmes % @rape Wiits, fost til
sGbterre er toete." Rapret opsipes
al &oihm 60, Battle Greet. Did.
SpS ben file BOG, "Sbe RoaS to
@e4ciae", | bier 9atfe. Der er en-
@nmS."