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The Washington herald., 1907-12-07
MOVES DENIES STORY
Washington Not Preparing
to Fight Johnson.
ALLEGED COMPACT A MYTH
Report from Chicago That Nationals
HIVE Joined with Boston, White
Sox, and Cleveland TO Gust Ban Ii
without OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Is
Likely TO Continue His Fight.

The coterie Of Western baseball writer's
who are deyoting columns to boosting an
alleged compact among certain American
League moguls to Dust Ban Johnson. re-
ceived another blow yesterday when Pres
ident Tom Noyes, of the Washington club
denied absolutely that the local owners
have entered into any agreement 20 wage
war against the president Of the league.
A long special from Chicago to one Of
the New York papers goes so far as to
state that the representatives Of the Chi
cago, Cleveland. Boston, and Washington
clubs have entered into conspiracy TO
dethrone Johnson. and that the four mag
mates except TO get one more owner. there
by making a majority. and attack John
son at the meeting Of the league which
opens in Chicago next Wednesday.
Washington Not Concerned.
While he was not in a position to say
just what stand the other clubs will take.
President Noyes said that, so far as
Washington is concerned. the question: Of
disposing of Johnson has not even been
seriously considered. and so far as four
cOrnered agreement is concerned. the
story from Chicago is without the slight
est foundation.
That Charley Comiskey. of the White
Sox. will continue to attack johnson there
Is little doubt. There is no secrecy about
the enmity between the president Of the
league and the owner of the Chicago club;
but il is doubtful if Cleveland and Boston
will so so far as 10 join the anti-Johnson
forces. particularly at this time. when
fe IL,
ill the position Of chief executive OF the
younger major league.
Every club in the American League
made money last year, and so long as
this continues Johnson will stand pretty
well with the majority of those who have
money invested in the American League.
Feeling Breaks Out Anew.
Comiskey has been at swords points
with Johnson on several previous occa-
sions. because of the fact that johnson
has been fearless enough to suppress
rowdy ball playing by the Sox.
The feud was patched up last winter
and The two men appeared TO be as
friendly as ever. but with the failure OF
the Sox to win the pennant again this
year came another Outburst from
Comskey. usually a ievel-headed and con-
servative magnet.
President Farrell, the owner of the New
York Club, when asked what he knew
about the opposition 10 Johnson. said
with much emphasis:
I believe there is some slight friction.
but there is no basis for it. johnson has
always been on the level and has practi-
cally made the American League"
The New York Clubs attitude is in
teresting for the fact that without
this city the American League would not
amount to much. 1t was the energy OF
Johnson that secured the financial back
ing OF Farrell for the local club.
The Philadelphia. St. Louis and Detroit
clubs are all advocates of Johnson. for
their owners say that Johnson has done
great work.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-07
GUETHER KNOCKED OUT.
BIacb burn an Easy winner I'm the
Fifth Round.

Philadelphia. Pa, Dec. 6-Blackburn
knocked Guether out here tonight in
the fifth round of their fight A terrific
right TO the jaw sent Guether down Ike
Il Log and he hardly moved while the
referee counted him out.
The sudden ending of the contest sur
prised the spectators, although Black
burn had the better of the fight up to
this time. The men fought at catch
weights. HonOrs were even in the first
round. which was lively from the start.
Blackburn put on more steam in the sec.
Ond and was the aggressOr in every
round after that TO the finish.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-07
SIossOn Retains Lead.

New York, Dec 6.-George Slosson.
playing ISL balk line TO his opponent s
lS.2. is still leading Edward Mclaughlin
in their loo point match Mclaughlin
reduced the lead tonight. but Slosson is
still a comfortable margin TO the good.
The grand total for the three nights are
900 for Slosson and 727 for Mclaughlin.
The latter made $50 last night to 800 for
SlOsson.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-07
V. M. I. OBTAINS GROUNDS.
Closes Option for Field for Annual
Football Game.

Special TO The Washington Herald
Lynchburg. Va. Dec. 6.-The manage
ment OF the football team of the Viz
ginia Military Institute has closed its
option for the local fair grounds for next
Thanksgiving Day. This means that the
cadet team will in all probability play
Davidson College here next year, as was
the case in 1906.
The V. NJ. l. team was given an option
on the gridiron after a hard fight with
the Athletic Association OF Washington
and Lee, with the understanding that the
latter institution should have an option
on the grounds for 1909
The Washington herald., 1907-12-07
Machinists Elect ORcerS.

Columbia Lodge No. III International
Association Of Machinists. held its annual
election of officers last Wednesday night
at Naval Lodge Hall. Fourth street and
Pennsylvania avenue southeast. Il. T.
La Clair, president Of the association.
presided.
The elections resulted as follows: VIII
lam F. Brown, president; G. W. Crow
der. vice president; r. s. Billiard. re-
eording secretary; G, w. Price, financial
secretary; S. d. Cole. treasurer; 6. I.
Lazier. conductor; r. F. Ward, sentinel.
and w. D. Culleen. trustee.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-07
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET

Baltimore. Dec 6-Following are the prices quoted
az the principal commission houses:
BUTTER-Creainery. fancy. per 10. 2Sa2e. ini-
tation per 10. Ha2s Maryland and Pennss lvanis
rolls. per H.. Ian. stOrcpacked. Ohio. Per H. Is
do, West Virginia. H.. Is: Maryland Virginia and
PtunsylTauia. pei n. leal9.
EGGS-Maryland. PeEnsylvania. and nearby irsts
loss OF. per dozen 3la32
LIVE POULTRN-Old hens, hesvy, pr h. Hale
Young. l2lsal3, ROSTERS eacl. 25a5o. ducks puddle
large. ni5al2; do. small Der n lall; do. Nus
ccV and mongrel. per n. l0i4all; turkeys Young
lbs. and over. per H.. l6al7: do. old per To-. Is
The Washington herald., 1907-12-07
Asks Divorce from Policeman.

Alleging nonsupport and desertion. Mrs.
Ida E Gee yesterday fled suit for =
limited divorce from her husband. Louis.
3. Gee. In her petition Mrs Gee states
that the marriage took place on Decem-
Der u. 1894. when she was but fifteen
years old She states that her husband Is
a policeman. in receipt of a salary-of
1920 per year. and she asks for alimony
and the custody Of their two children.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-07
Subscribe for the Needy.

In response TO the evident needs OF the
new winter season. the following con-
tributors have helped the Associated
Charities by sending their gifts to John
Joy Edison. treasurer. at S11 C street:
c. c. A. 81; Mr.. and Mrs. L. Tucker
Randolph, $; NJ. c. D.. 81: ]. ]. F.. $50:
Hon. Joseph w. Babeock, $40; DIT. George
NJ Kober $50; Rudolph & West Company.
$50; Cuno II. Rudolph. SIS; Mrs Edmonia
R. McCortney, $50; Woodward & Lothrop.
$50; NJ. Goldenberg. $40: Mrs. John Hay,
Sl00. and Mrs. c. V r.. $40.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-07

Special 10 The Washington Herald
Lynchburg, Va, December 6.-Manager
Grim, Of the local Virginia League) base
bail team, who is spending the winter at
Cincinnati, Ohio, writes that he has signed
nine new men for next season, as well as
Red Kline, one Of last seasons star
pitchers.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-07
Gas Argument on To-day.

The argument scheduled for yesterday
in Equity Court No. before Justice
Gould on the petition of Corporation
Counsel Thomas 70 dismiss the petition
of the Washington Gasiight Company to
Increase its capital stock was not reached
IN the proceedings of the court. and WAS
postponed until this morning at 10
O'Clock.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-07

Lancaster, Pa, Dec. 6.-The annual
football game between the freshmen and
sophomores OF Franklin and Marshall
College was played on Williamson Field
this afternoon. The freshmen were strong
and their back field exceIed in Weller.
PETER. and Stehman. Robert. the left
end Of the sophomores. played star
game. The score was 10 to 0 in favor of
the freshmen.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-07
G. W.U. OUTLOOK GOOD
Buff and Blue ExpectsStrOng
Track Squad.
NEW MATERIAL IS PROMISING
In Addition 10 Capt. Gill, CIagett and
Cunning, of Last Years Team,
There Are n Number OF Promising
Candidates for the Relay Four.
Some of the Especially Promising.

The track outlook at George Washington
this year is the brightest in tie history
of the university.
There are only two losses from last
years team, but enough new men have
entered to make UP strong squad Ster-
rett, for two years the champion pole
vaulter of the South. has withdrawn
from the college. but Manager Fleming
hopes to have this spectacular performer
back in time for the indoor meet Steve
Lorando. last years captain. has gone
into the gold mining business in the West.
His absence will be a disappointment, for
his plucky work on the cinder path won
him n host of friends.
Capt. Gill. however, has high hopes on
account of the coming of Schmidt. OF
Central High School. and the latter s
teammate. Maxey. of football fame.
Schmidt made a hit last year by run-
ming away from the field in almost every
meet he entered. His work in the Fed
eral games, when he almost Tapped the
field in the mile, stamped him as COM
ing wonder. Maxey pushed Schmidt sew
eral times in the mile. and should 90 as
well this year
OF last years freshman relay team.
there are Brahme. Birney. and CoveIi.
all fast men. Daniels, OF the previous
years team. is also back, and this quar-
tet should make the varsity relay candi-
dates hustle Daniels and Brahme are
picked for sure places on the team by
! several knowing ones in the university
some of the Veterans.
Noble Clagett. who was in college last
year, is the foundation on which this
years relay team viii be built He did
not do as well as was expected last year
on account OF an injured foot and be-
cause he had not the time TO train prop
erly- Cunning. the football captain. is
TO try for the team again. and should be
as valuable as ever. Capt. Gill will again
Try his hand at the quarter mile, and
| promises to Trim a few of the newer men
AS his distance Is from the mile up
however. the latter feels that they have
a chance TO beat the captain.
Wltten and Holmes. o. the football
team, are 10 come out for track donors
/ Holmes is touted for a winner by his
! friends. and has pluck enough 20 bach
/ him up. NItten has done some distance
running. and will try his hand at il again
/ The coming of Connor from the Uni.
verSity of Pennsylvania VIII help tht
track team materially.
Altogether, Gill and Fleming are most
optimistic in regard TO the chances on tht
cinder path. and are anxious TO try con-
illusions with the rest Of the Southern
| colleges
! Manager Fleming expects 10 enter The
/ local meets, as well as the meets in Bal
! timore and the South
The Washington herald., 1907-12-07

Score at p m. Friday Of the duckpin tourns-
ment at the Royal To-day ends the qualifying
scores Finals in class viii be rolled December
Is. and class December Is:
The Washington herald., 1907-12-07

The Y. NJ. c. A. junior basketball team
will play the Business High School quint
this evening in the boys department
gym. The game will start at 7.30 o'clock.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-07
Be.t service TO CALIFORNIA.
CARS 10 KENSINGT0N

Cars from 18Th St and y. Y. ave. eTsTy IS min
Pass Rock Greek Bridge and PARK. main entrs1os
Zoo and Country Club 10 Chevy Chase Lake Con-
rect with hensiugton cars Round TIP uckstS
&c AZ FusselS
The Washington herald., 1907-12-07

The Largest MorninE Circulation.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-07
COMMERCIAL DUCKPIN LEAGUE.
CHURCH LEAGUE.
Totals. 79l $50 $50
DISTRICT DUCKPIN LEAGUE.
pIsTRIcT pUcKPIN LEAGrE

Totals. 4s5 492 AGO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-04-14
CHAPTER III.
The Guest Who Was Not Asked

DURING the next two three days found
- more to do. | got Dick to introduce me
to his friend Henri de la Mole, not as Chris
topher Trevenna. but under my own name, and
when he and his sister had been interested in
what they chose to,think romance. was able
to learn through them that, curiously enough,
Lady Vale Avon had arranged for her daughter
to appear at the bali as Juliet.
The costume. it seemed decided itself, be-
cause there happened to be among Lady Vale
Avons inherited and most treasured pos
sessions interesting pearl head dress of the
conventional Juliet fashion. This had been
sent for from England; and if | could succeed
in getting to the ball, as fully intended to do,
| should have little difficulty in identifying the
head that | adored.
Had | not taken de la Mole more or less into
my confidence, he would have done nothing to
further my interests; but, if | really have any
such power as Dick Waring limited, used it to
enlist de la Mole upon my side. Finally he not
only agreed, but offered to help me enter the
Duchess of Carmonas house as of her
masked guests He had been asked to stand
at the door that night and request each person,
or in any case the man of each party, to raise
his mask for an instant; and his promise was
to let me pass in unchallenged | might count
on his good offices, not only in that way, but in
any other way possible; for, All the world
loves lover said he.
The night of the ball came. l dressed and
went alone, rather than drag DICK into an
affair which might end disagreeably. l did not
put myself forward, but stood for awhile and
watched the dancers, waiting for my chance.
Carmona had arrived the day before. | had
never met him; but what | had heard | did
not like; and having seen him once or twice in
London, at distance, he was recognizable in
costume copied from famous portrait of that
Duke of Alba who doomed great in Philip lis
day. Because of slight difference in the
shoulders he was difficult to disguise.
When the Duke of Alba had danced twice in
succession with Juliet Capulet, | could bear
my role of watcher no longer. Besides, knew
that l had not much time to waste. For the
sake of de la Mole, who had run the risk of ad-
hitting a stranger, l must vanish before the
hour for the masks to fall When | took off my
cap and bowed before this white Juliet with
the pearl laced plaits of gold, she gazed at me
through her velvet mask in the silence of SUR
prise. | could not guess whether she puzzled
herself as to what was under my yellow brown
wig and my mask but at least she must know
it was Romeo who begged dance. l did not
urge my claim on such plea, however, lest it
should rouse Carmona's opposition, and cause
him to keep the girl from me if he could.
merely said, The next is our dance" risking
a rebuff: but it did not come
Yes" she said, almost timidly. 1t was the
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THE CAR OF DESTINY
Continued from page 4

care you trying to break it to me that the
match is arranged!
Il told you Lady Monica wasn't engaged"
And | told you l knew she wasn't. But
that isn't to say that the mother, the woman
as hard as iron and cold as steel hasn't
planned her daughters future-a girl so
Young, and always kept under control"
1t looks as if the wind was setting in that
quarter person of Lady Vale Avon's type
would hardly accept such an invitation if she
didn't intend something to come of it
You are certain the invitation has been
accepted Anaa,s 10 Mole has hssn with her
brother in Spain. and Lady Monica has been
asking her advice about what to take and what
to wear The Duke himself is in Paris, buying
a new automobile; at least, so his mother says;
but other people say he's at Monte Carlo. Any
how, he is expected here in time for masked
ball the old Duchess is giving in honor of
Princess Ena. grand affair it will be, says
de la Mole. There has been jealousy about the
invitations, which have been carefully weeded.
You and | will accept said |.
I'VE are not likely to have the chance"
Sometimes a man must make chance.
will meet Lady Monica at the Duchess ball !"
''A1l right. Suppose you go in the garb of
palmere"
En-"
Il was thinking of another first meeting
case, not dissirnilar. you know-Romeo and
Juliet My poor mad friend, there is more
hope for Montague with Capulet than tor
Casa Triana with a friend of the future Queen
of Spain, and the daughter of Lady Vale
Avon "
Romeo won Juliet"
1T wasn't exactly fortunate marriage.
See here if you are going in for the part of
Romeo, you know mighty well, if you want
Mercutio, I'll be ready to take up the role at a
moments notice There is something queer
about you, Ramon. which makes us others glad
to do what we can, even if it was to cost our
lives. If you had been a king in exile you
would have had no trouble in finding followers.
| expect you'll get to that masked ball "
If don't, it won't be for lack of trying"
said l.
This affair of yours is going to end in
tragedv-for some one, said Dick.
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-06-18
selcptun mnb @cb5r.

Die Srage, Oh Der i~ortfpd6renbe
Sebrdu6 oes Selep6pns einen unz
giinitigen @influb auf baS @e66r aus
iibt, bat Or. Sclgpare bon Der 2az
rDngologiiden alinif in a~ppenbaaen
ein9e6enb unteriuft, uno oer6ffentz
lt6t Dds Grge6niB Der @e66rspriifnna
bon 371 disappointment. 3unddit
ideint es. baB Der fortgelette Sienit
am Selepbon bas 8eb0r in feiner
Weile beeintrddtiat. ionbern i'm Sc
9entbeil. 10 miro ipenigItens bon einie
gen SelepboniItinnen b~ehauptet,
l6drft iid tbeiltpeile bas @eb6r burd,
Die @~eipobnbeit, NebengerGuihe iofort
bon ben natiirlidcn 9auten bes Selez
pbons 81 unteri6eiben Sr. 9leoparb
geldngt 5u Dem S6luB, bdB elm bon
gtatur geiunbes Sbr Durd Sen Selez
pbonoienit ni6t I'M @erinaiten anaes
9riffen fperbe, duberli6e giniliiKe
onr6 8libihld9e. &ursid]lub II. +. 10.
tonnen ielbitberltdnoli6 nidt inter
Die bnr6 Die Sebienung perurIadten
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empfieblt fir ale S~ieienigen. Die lid,
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cine griinDlife Drtlihe ltnterIudnlna,
rdtb aber allen Yerionen bonn Selez
pbonoienit a6. Die an 9opfl6mersen,
8lutanbrang ooer NerbGiitdt leiben,
ober Die Inlase gu nerboien St6srtnz
gen baben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-06-18
UrSRe unb Soften fremOer Seere.

Die sr56tc unb babel biuieite
Grmee I'M @erbdltnib gu ieiner @es
poIferun9 bat Sdnemarf nit 1877
Wann auf lie 10000 Seelen. Ser
ein5elne Wanu foitet Dem 2anbe mr.
400 @arf idbrli6. sesen 1000 1if..
Die en9lanb fir ieinen mSommb Mtz
fins" anfbrinst. Sn Den Ser. Staas
ten tomntt anf lie 32 Guaoratfilometer
crit elm Soloat, Sang obne Wilitdr
bebilft it'd ba5 S%iiritentbum 3iedtens
itein. Sur 40 Nann inter Wafien
nntesnGlt Die Hepublif Gan Iarino.
Wt1nacos .Mrmee" beitebt aus lie 75
8aroiiten unb aarabinieri. MlId
&ugembiirg bdlt iid nit 1875 @enbars
men. 10 Sreifpiligeu uno elmer
Militdrfapelle bon 80 @anu In be-
f6eibenen @reu3en. 8ans Glib
Gmerifa berfiigt nit 5uiammen neuu
Staaten I'M Grnitfol iiber MIR 3d.
600 Wfann pirfli6 anSaebilbeter
Sruppen. pdbrenb Die tleine Sdpeia
nit 31a Miaionen Ginipobner 5OO,s
900 Wann ms Selb itellen lam.
Na6 elmer iiinsit peroffentIi6ten eng
lii6en Statiitif lit IN Sranfreih ieber
SO. aopf Der Sepolteruns. in 9enti9s
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-06-18
a. sas Semerlanb.

Sic srobe Sniel, bie oas .Siibenbe
Siibs Imerifa's bilbet. beiiet cine
Sberfld6e bon nibt peniger ais 4S.s
600 Quaornts&ilometern Wtit ieis
ner 5erriiienen unb piclfad in Slip
pen aIfgeloiten aiiite bat bas Seuers
Lamb Der Shifffabrt immer piel
S6pierigfeiten bereitet. Cont bot
bas 2anb mandberIei @or8iige, mno es
tpiirbe iider nit &urorten beiest unb
bon Sauienben bon Souriiten allidbrs
li6 beiu6t iein, ipenn es nift 10 fueit
bon ben aultrrldnpern entfernt ldge.
Ser CONNER lit bort siemli6 fiihl,
Der @inter lit meiit milDe. uno Itarfe
Observation-Disclosures geboren 5u
ben Seltenbeiten. Sas Snnere bes
SeuerlanoeS lit bereig. unb Die 9ez
ldaffenbeit Der SberflGde tpedIelt
5tpiideg idonem Hrdrien unol prat1ts
pollen @dlbern. Die 5uiummen NIT ser
Siiae bon Sliiiien unb Seen Elm 2anoz
i9aftsbilo bon boditem Hei3 bebinsen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-06-18
Sas Centrum elmo pulitiiGe Eartei

0as .confeIiioneue &nohengeriiIt"
foa aus Dem &orper bes gentrums
b%erausgeloit unb elm politii6es SfIe@
lett bineingeiboben tperDen--ein 8ers
JUDI, ben Die @egner bes Gentrnms
ber5eit biscutiren. Ste rIoiiilhe
3eituns" meint aber, ipie iiingit Der
Sonner rMltfatbolif" 8oeb, 10 neiie
iebt Der Wiiniter' ide .Iationalfa>
sbolif" Sabieub alif Die llnniDeli6fcit
elmer iolhen dirurgiifen Operation
Gin.
SieIe tbeoretiIhen rNa6fpeiie"
baben ihon besipegen. meint bier5u
Die .&Dlnii6e @olfs3eitung" gar fetz
men 8ertb. neil bas ~politiife Sfes
lett" gar nift crit ~bineingeidoben"
an iperben braudbt, bG es Itets IN Der
Gentrumspartei borbanben mar, mir
bab es nit Der Seit INNER ltdrfer eez
iporoen lit. lrie BEL iebem ge1un6en
80rper. llnb fern9eluno lit bas Gens
trim 9liidli6erneiie; es fann lG6elno
suieben .tpie Inbere iid BARN stpar
einis iiub, bns Centrum miiile bonn
@rbbpoen pertilgt iueroen, aber iofort
inter chamber in Streit seratben.
tuenn es an Die Srage gebt, pie benn
Dem Centrum bei5ufommen unb pie
es 5u serieben" mare. IQe berartis
gen 0roi6iiren unb 3eitungsartifel
iinb iontit bas Yapier ui6t pertb, arf
benz fe gebrudt perben.
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Die Mntifeptif i'm Sabafrau6.

9ie feimtobtenbe g8irtuua Ses Sas
bafrau6es. Die ben 8audern, fpie man
annimmt, cine gentle Smmunitdt aes
gen Snfeftion bon Ger Wiinbs nno
NaIenboble aus perleibt. berubt auf
benz @ebalt bes Haudes an Normals
oebpo. Steies pernidtet nod in einem
gerbdltniB bon 1 /: 10000 ale Grten
bon Wifrooreanismen. mdbrenb es in
eieier Teroiinmne fir Den Reniden
falt ungefdbrlih lit. @on anberen
antiieptii6en Stoffen. Die i'm Sabofs
ran6 entbalten iinb. pdren oas Wifos
tin uno bas a~oblenorpo 81 nennen;
beioe finben iid iebo6 in 70 gerinaer
Menge BARN. Sab lire bafteriens
tootenbe 8irfuns gar ni6t in 9etraht
fonumt. Die iebr siftieen Ybrioins
%iubitan5en enblih geben i~iber6aupt
nidt in Den &au9 iiber.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-06-18

fonheh. 9efpahien lit. SoIde Yegleis
term muB in Der Gage lein. cinen
Chauffeur 5u controaireu, i'm fads
te6niIh 81 unterltiiben. Sn Yaris
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lhon mcbrfa6 gebiloete. aus guten
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I6loiien. ii6 ais Gbauffeiien einen
neuen Seruf 81 i9affen. lnb 5ipar nit
lebr gntem Grfolg. Su Berlin bat
Sran b. Yap ibre tbeoretiide Sduz
lung in elmer G6auffeuridule erbalz
ten nno lit praftii1 gebilbet poroen,
tporauf lie BEL elmer iebr angclebenen
Game iofort cine gut botirte Stequng
erbielt.