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The Washington herald., 1908-05-11
LAUREL HIGH PLAYS WELL.
Takes Relay Combinations Into
CamD-FuItOn the Star.
recial to Tic washington Herald.

Hfeclal 70 ilc washington Herald.
Laurel. Nd May 10-The Laurel High
School baseball team gave the Relay
Combinations of Relay. Nd, a severe
drubbing yesterday afternoon, by IS TO o.
Fulton, who was in the box for the
home team, was the star of the game.
He allowed the visitors but three hits
I'm the nine innings. struck out eleven
batters, and made the only three and
two base hits during the game. Better.
who was on the firing line for the Wis
itors. pitched a good game at the be-
ginning Of the contest. hut weakened. and
was given bad support Haslup's home
run drive was one of the features. he scor-
ing two other runners. The playing of
Bealie and Bond, for the visitors. was
also good, The home team put up a fast
game.
A number Of the fair sex from Relay
and vicinity and a number Of enthusiasts
journeyed to Laurel TO root their team
on 70 victory, but returned sadder but
wiser The High School team viii play
the Wallace Athletic Club. Of Washing
ton next SATURDAY. Score
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INDEPENDENCE LEAGUE OFF.
starts Its Second Season with Bright
Prospects To-day.

The Independence Baseball League will
start on its second season this afternoon
az Second street and Rhode Island ave
nue. northeast, the game to be called at
5:30 o'clock.
The teams in the opening contest will
be the Wallach and Twining clubs. Both
teams are made up Of some Of the best
amateur ball tossers in the District and
ID good game can be looked for Manager
Rupert. of the Twining outfit, has
placed a lot OF confidence in his team.
and thinks that with America, the crack
Church League PLAYER, on the slab, his
team can win from Manager Murray's
outfit
The Independence League this year is
made up of stronger teams than those of
last year and with the present teams the
Bloomingdale fans can expect to see fast
games
One of the best teams ever pulled to-
gether in the Bloomingdale section is the
Advent team, which has many OF last
years stars Of other teams. Formed of
boys from the Advent Church, under the
leadership Of Mr. Andrew Omsby, these
boys have made rapid strides in the past
month. Already this season this team
has met and defeated six of the best
teams in the city.
The hoard of managers. at a recent
meeting decided to give the Maryland a.
c. the Union Station Y. AI. c. A fran
chise, as the latter team could not put
as strong a team on the field as the
1 lesg que desired.
The schedule for the week:
Moudsy-Wsllach's IS. Twinirg
Tuesday-Gurley v Advents.
Wednosday-M A. c. IS. Pension Oiiee,
Thursday-W Wallaea's rs. Advent
ETiday-Twining IS. NJ. A. c.
Saturday-Gurley vs Pension Oflce
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Horses In ConditIon.

OF those known TO be ready and ft, IT
looks as if Jack Atkir, McCarter, Baby
Wolf Nealon. Superman, Far West and
Faust would be worthy Of consideration.
If Celt and Uncle are on edge they may
have the big race between them.
Another feature on Wednesday is the
New York SteeplechaSe On Thursday
the Maiden Stakes for two-year-olds will
be the feature. while on Friday the Bay
Chester Tor -year-olds, at mile
will be run.
The feature on Saturday will be the
Fashion Stakes for two-year-old fllies,
the Toboggan Handicap, at six furlongs,
and the Junior Trial Steeplechase.
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- 70 The Washlagton HeEsla.

SPECIAL to The Washington Herald
Paterson, May l0.-Irwin's Bandits kept
up their winning streak, and blanked the
locals to-day in a well-piayed game
The visitors were exceedingly fast on
the bases, and punched their hits in a
manner TO make them most effective.
The Bandits also put up an errorless
game in the field, while Paterson slipped
up four times.
Washington used Burke. Murray, and
Longstreet in the box, and the locals did
mot seem to be able TO fathom the curves
of any Of the three. but two hits being
recorded in the entire course of the game.
Shaughnessy continued to hit the ball
at a good gait Score:
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MAPS AND SOX DIVIDE.
Charley Hickmnn's single In Ninth
HeIps Cleveland Win First.

Chicago. May 1Q-Clevelard and the
White SoX broke even in a dOUble-header.
Il the first battle the teams went along
on close terms till the ninth inning, when
with one out, Hickman. Perrin, and
Thielman hit safely. ana two runs came
over before the Sox infeld could get
steadied
smith pitched a splendid game in the
second battle, while Chech was hit at
timely moments. Cleveland never had a
chance 20 score. and was outclassed in
all departments of the game. Scores:
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Man Who "Hypnotizedp wolves.

Budapest. May 1O.-Dmitri Kosztan, Of
Bistritsa, known as the wolf-slayer, haC
dispatched 2S5 of these animals in thirty
years He tracked them to their very
lairs and, It is said by the peasants
hypnotized them by his fierce gaze, while
he killed them with knife or shot, Two
months ago he disappeared. His skel-
eton has Just been discovered on the
Bistritsa hills. where he fell a prey TO
his old enemies
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New York, May 10.-Belmont Park. the
best-appointed race course in the world
will open on Wednesday for meeting Of
sixteen days. under the auspices Of the
Westchester Racing Association.
The feature on that day viii be the
$4,000 Net opOitan Handicap, at a mile
which will probably attract splendid
field including the following:
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TIGERS COME TO LIFE
Bat Two Victories Out of
st. Louis Pitchers.
wADDELL GETS HIS BUMPS
ssThe Rubep Essays to TwirI Initial
Game of DOubIe-header, but Drops
Out After the Fatal Standardization
aad Dineen Pitch MiserabIy De-
spite Excellent support.

St Louis. May 1O.-With the team be-
hind them wqSESing like clOckWork, the
St Louis Americans pitchers put up a
miserable exhibition here to-day, both
games being lost TO Detroit.
WaddeI started the first game, but gave
way to Petty in the seventh. after FIVE
runs had been scored off his delivery.
Graham started the second game,
but after three runs had been scored, he
was succeeded by Dineen, who failed to
stop Detroits batting.
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DELAY CAUSES DEATH.
Quarrel over Five Cents Keeps Doe
tor from Attending Girl.

New York, May lo-Aunie Bates. a
servant girl. nineteen years old, was taken
out alive from the fat house at "a East
Sixty-ffth street this morning after fire
had swept through II srom cellar TO roof.
She was burned badly about the head ami
arms and WAS unconscious.
Fireman Dugan went 10 a nearby sa-
loon 10 telephone for an ambulance.
The bartender wanted cents for the call.
In dispute that followed the fireman
was badly beaten by the bartender and a
number Of others in the saloon, and was
thrown out.
When the ambulance finally arrived thu
doctor who came with il said the girl
was dead.
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Mail Carrier Cali. pailx ON Robins

Shiloh, n. J., May ia pair of robins
built a nest In mail box on Carrier
Degan's route. near here, in which five
eggs are being cared for. Degan has ar
ranged the I'D in such a manner that he
will not interfere with the birds when de-
posting or lifting mail The birds seem
to have no fear of the carrier.
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BUSINESS BEFORE SUICIDE.
Cafe Proprietor Attends To Affair."
Before Blowing Out Brains.

Paris. May lo-M. Patry. the proDrie-
TOT Of the Cafe Cardinal, which is one Of
the best boulevard establishments, com
mitted suicide yesterday, by blowing out
his brains with a revolver.
He had been unwell for six months and
it is presumed, took his life in fit of de-
spondency. He went TO his Office NJ the
usual time yesterday morning and pat al
the accounts in order
He was very popular with the large
circle of literary men who frequented the
cafe. and was also the personal friend OF
many Englishmen.
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SECOND GAME

Left tu tases-SI. Louis. Z Cincinnati 5 First
base on Lils-Of McGlynn .: Of Mccarthy ;: cfi
Tozier. g. struck out-By Lush !. by McGlmn. 2
BY Mccarthy. 8: by TozieT. ? TWo-base hits-Hug-
gins. schlei. Mclean. Byne t2l Lndwig. Sacrifice
hite-Huggins Mitchell. NIowrey Byne, Routke
Gilbert Stolen hases-kane Murray. Double play
Mitchell to SChlei. Wild pitch-McGhnn. Passed
ball-Bliss. UmpiFe-Mr. Ruddy Time Of game
hours and % minutes.
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Ran Teams SO Arre.ted.

Mobile Ala, May 10.-The members of
the Mobile and New Orleans teams, of
the Southern League, and Umpires Fitz-
simmons and O'Brien were arrested here
after the game to-day and charged with
violating the anti-Sunday baseball law.
Bond was given for their appearance to-
morrow morning
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Vanderbilt Wins the Prix.

Paris, May lo-The race for the Prix
la Rochette for FLIES. which was run
to-day, vas won by II. K. Vanderbilt s
Foresight N. Aumont's Armande was
second and Count St. Phalle's Philomane
third. The post odds were to against
the winner. TO 2 against Armande, and
% to / against Philomane.
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REDS TAKE THE FIRST.
Cardinal Pitcher Hit Hard-Lose the
Second by = 80 :.

st. Louis May l9-Fhis afternoon s
double-header resulted in an even break
Cincinnati took the first game. to O.
while the Cardinals won the second.
to :. in the ninth inning. Attendance,
l2000. Scores
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The scores.

Totals ....2 7El9 ,
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TO-DAY's GAMES.
New York at PIttsburg.
Boston at Cincinnati.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
Brooklyn at st. Louis.
sTANpING oF THE TEAMs.
PIRATES BREAK EVEN.
Divide DOabIe-header with the Chi
cage Cubs.

Chicago, May 1O-Chieago and Pitts
burg divided a double header to-day. In
the first game Pittsburg was unable TO
hit Brown till The eighth inning. by
which time Chicago had a winning lead.
Three hits and a bad tumble by Wagner
came together In the seventh, four runs
resulting and clinching the game.
Willis pitched inyincibly in the second
game, holding Chicago to one hit The
only run Of the game came in the
seventh. With two out Wagner drew
a pass. stole second, and scored on Ab-
by's single
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WANTED In bristol. Va.

Police headquarters received a circular
from Bristol Va, yesterday offering t20l
reward for the arrest of Raymond
Troupe. wanted there on the charge of
murder He is said 10 have shot and
killed a policeman on April %.
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The scores.

Left on haseS-ChiCag0 7 Pittsb;Ifg, 4 First base
on bails-0H Brovn. 8, OF Leiied. 8. Struck out
By Brown, 2; by Leihed g. Three base hit-ClaIke
Two-bsse hits-ClaTse. Gibson o., Killing g. Stein
feldt. Sacrifice hits Esers LeiAeid. Stolen base
EFers. Double play-steinfeldt 70 Evers to H0f-
man. Umpire-Mr, ODay. Time Of game-l hour
and 70 minutes
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Russian Citr of suiclaes

ST. Petersburg. May 10.-Statistics show
that 795 persons. most of whom were in
very poor circumstances, committed sui
eide last year in st. Petersburg. The
number in 1901 was only l59.
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SECOND GAME.

LEFT on bases-Chicsgo, 8, Pittsburg 1 First
base on bslis-OH Pfiestsr /: Of overall 3: Of
Willis 2 Struck 0ut-By Pfiester 3; by Overall ]:
by Willis p Three base hit-Leach. TWo-bass hit
abby. Sacrifice hiIs-Schulte Swacin1. stolen base
Wagner. Wild pitch-OversiL UmIire-Mr. o Day.
Time Of game-i hour and q minutes Attendance,
g go.
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Totals ...-.ls u 2 l5 Totals ......O 52is 5
Laurel H'sh school......... i . g 0 els
Relay Conbination.......... o 0 0 0 o. g
HoEe Ta1-Hasiup. Three-hase hit-Fulton Two
base nit-Fulton First base on balls-Of ReitIar
j. stolen bases-W. Brown o. Hsslup Co. SuIE-
ssh, - Brown, 06anWald. Saunders e. Hagcertv.
iankhanei o. Struck ou;-By Fulton II. by Belt
ler, 8 Hat by TitcheT-D Brown and Bond I'm
Iires-H Harry ovi1gs, Of Relay. and Clarence Msr-
SON. Of laurel
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SECOND GAME

Icfc on hazez-ClsvCland. G; Chicago. l. First base
on balls-0f Smith, /; Of Checb, p Struck out
By smith. s. IUo-hase IIt-Doughery. Sacrifice
hit-StoTan. Stolen blss-au, UmpiTes-O I.ough-
hn and Evans. Time Of game-l hour and 80 min
utes. Attendance 2e.0Oo
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EaTned Uns-B5adnE, |. Fnst hass On balls-Of
Nops s. Of RieslinG. Strlck out-By NoFs, g:
by Riesing- Two-base hit-Wolfe, Stolen bases
Rudolph ~. Lenox. Double flsys-Leuox to Kear-
foss 10 Hahn; DanfOrd 10 Hobby. Umpire-Mi
cteinherr.
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FIRSF GAME

Lett On bsses-sf Louis !, Cinci0nau s. Firs
base on balls-Of Ksrger. s. OF Ewing 2 stmck
out-By kaTger 2 hy Ewing. 2 ThTee-base hit
koDey. TEo-hase hit-Lobert. Sacrifice hits-Kane
:. Stolen bases-Huggins J 1ert Mitchell Ksrgsr.
DcIhie Tlsys-Ksrger to Gilbert Lobert to Mclean
ham. Time Of game-I hoyr and H minutes
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Yesterdays RESULTS.
Cleveland, }, Chicago, 1.
Chicago, ~ Cleveland, o.
Detroit, g; 81. Louis, =.
Detroit, III 81. Louis, 4.
TO-DAY's CANES
Philadelphia at Washington.
New York at Boston.
srANDINa oF - rEAMs.
MINOR LEAGUES.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At Observation-Disclosures G. Indianapolis O.
At Minneapolis Minneapolis. 8; Columbus. ,
At St paul-roiedo IL; St Paul. J.
At Kansas City-Louisville. 3 Kansas City ,
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FIRST GAME

Left on bases-Chjcago. s. Cleveland @ First base
on bau-Of White. oH Tbielmsn SrrurE
out-By White j. TUo-base hits-Ts. uehil Per
iin. Iheimau. Sacrifice bits-Lsiri, sto7aH
HneAman. Stolen hase-Bemis Double play
Ihieimau 90 Lai1ie TO St0vau Umpire-Nessrs
oLousaln and Evans Time of game-l hour and
l5 minres
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays RESULTS.

Chicago, q; Pittsburg, 2.
Pittsburg, IL Chicago, o.
Cincinnati, 3, ST. Louis, o.
st. Louis, s; Cincinnati, Z.
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READING, 5; ELIZABETH, 2.
PennsyIvanians Fall on NOps' DeIIv-
cry in Fourth and Fifth Innings.

Elizabeth, May le-By punching their
hits in the fourth and fifth innings.
Reading beat Elizabeth here to-day by
t.e SCORE OF 10 > Score.
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STANDING OF TIE TEAMS
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.
STANDING OF THE TEAMS.

A MemTh's-LItte Hock. ], Mtmphis z.
~ Mobie-AI0bile, 4 New Orleans. /.
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SECOND GAME.
Totals ...... S 2 70
Eaited fol. Duo-u i'm uiuth

S. Lagis................,.,. @ o o "a
Detroit .......-.... ......... 3 l On
Left on hases-St. Louis. Z; Detroit, g. First
base on balls-Of Graham 2; of kilian. l.; of
Dinecn &, Struck 0ut-By Graham, by Killisn l.
IU0-bse hits SChaefCr. killiau Crawford. Wallace
Mcintyre Stone, Ferris Sacrifice ht-Cobb. Stolen
bases-Sghae5lr. RCssmau Hit BY pitChe,-Bv Kil-
Han, /: hy DiueeH. J. UmITe-AIr. Esau Time Of
game-3 hours and % minutes
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First base on balls-On Shaefer, !: OF
L0ngsITeet. p Struck Out-By Shaefer,
.: by LOngstreet .. Two-base hit
ShauEhnessy. T-mpiTe-Mr. Queeney.
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BANDITS REACH TOP
Shut-Out of Paterson Puts
Locals in the Lead.
HOME TEAM GETS TWO HITS

WashIngtOn Plays ErrOrIess Game
and Bunched Hits in Eight Inning.
without an Error EIizabeth's
Losing Streak Continues.
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Yesterdays RESULTS.

Washington, 4, Paterson, o.
Reading, 3; Elizabeth, z.
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TRI-STATE LEAGUE.
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.
sTAXmVc ar THE TRANS
WESTERN LEAGUE.
srANpMG oF TIE TEAMS
COTTON STATES LEAGUE.

At Omsu3-Omaha, =, Denver, 4.
A. Sioux City-Sioux City 6; Lincoln :.
At Des M0ines-Des Moines g. Pueblo O.
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nj rtaps rnb 1lbr abettos. Mnfnnft 7.55
moreerts lnb 1.50 na6mtttags.
gsab SaIfirias. stbfabrt 8 1lbr abenbs, Wns
frtnft 1866 r1oreens.
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$. 4 8. ". Sabm.

Mbfabrt.
ga9 aaen ssorbsSeras< <Bunften
ubr 1lnb $50 bornittags
ssa1 ct. 2ouis, Menrpbis unb benz Often
1.25 11br ra6nlittags.
gia9 Wtegifo :. .... 1920 tsbr bornIittags
Mmfnnft.
Bon ct. 2outs uno eul Often $50 morgers
Son lofalen Burften .7.20 abenos.
9on ct. 2ollis II. benz Often, $50 morg.
Son 2areoo unb Weyifo .1.05 nad)m.
Son ct. 2ouis. &anias, gitb 1890 abs.
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vsrmsbrfe ZeIlIinisn
JaciIitaten.

0a oie aornpogaie cine eroBe sln=
aobl oirefter Circuits 5tpii6en ben
mihtielten Stdoten in Seras nno IN
9(no1ios in getrieb geiebt bat, 10
lit iie IN Ser Gage, ibren &1noen eli
nen pron1pteren nno tpirfiomeren
Dienit onf ipeite @ntfernnngen 5lt
bieten, ipie bisber. Seine 3milder-
itotionen ouf oielen Circuits, oesbolb
feline ltnterbre6nng.
Cine neue 2inie tit Ioeben 5pil6en
8olpie lll1b 93il1golo etabliert poroe1,
Die Mni9luB bat on Die 8ionier Sele-
pbon &ontpagllie, lpoourd eritfloiii-
ger 0ienlt na6 Sflabonla gitD,
Guthrie nno peitli6en guaften in
Sflobon1o bergefteat miro.
The SOUTHWESTERN TEL. und TEL. co.
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Gin Mittel sesen Elm idperes 2eiben.

SD babe Elm Wtittel, oas oos
Msalaria-@ift pertreibt, gefnnoen i"
iagt 81. so. sSanes bon 2oneGen, g.
Is. gs beiBt Electric 8itters" iro
foltet SOC per SIaide. gs bridt Sic
ber ooer 8illi0fitdt In flir5er 3eit,
ebenio @elbiu9t. Gs lit Elm 8lutret-
niger llnb beiIt idnen Wagen-, 2eber-
9eierenleioen tno labn1en Miiden. 3n
baben Bel MooIpb DreiB uno 81. Gobn
& 60.
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gietoria 9iuifion, q. 8. g. .. u.
(@nli gbore.)
Mpfaprt

Sad guero, gictoria, Sort 2abaca, Corpus
gbriitt, 8romnsbine. 0tio @ranoe. ettp,
@oIiab, 8eebile, Wbarton, 9alactss ur1o
Souitpn Loo Mot9eIs
Mnfnnft $3.50 aneHos
Ser nSam 9oufton" na9 Guero, @ietorta,
gg9arton uno 9ouiton:
Mbfa1rt. 100 uoehpo
Mufmnft 100 morgens
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spmtberm Yacific Sabn.

MbfaDrf.
mad gsep Orleans. eouiton uus @aIbeitOn,
tdaIid6 -. 11.40 ntfttags
urb 11.30 nbenbs
gaadb @aeIe 9aB, 81 gsaio, Californian nnb
Mextfo -. 500 bormittaes II. $50 abenos
MntunIt
Son Stem Orleans, Souiton nno Galoeiton,
tdaIid TBS nlorgens
unb 900 nadmittags
Son 81 9afo, Californian nnn MeItto
lilo sorrntttaes
mn 90 abeubS
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~ q & =. safm.


Ma@ gaco Sort @ortb Sallas, aanias Gin.
ct. 2ouis uno @bieaeo, tdelt~ (SnnleI
9epoD e.uo aoehoe
2ofaIaus bia Smitbbiue 80. 7,3o eormilla9s
@Iamo special mad Smiiboiue, Soilfon, Vals
betton 1o'No "os"'1
Mnfnuft.
Bon Chicago. Ct aouis, aanfas ettp, 0auas.
Sort @ortp unb 2saeo, td9lt1 tSnnlel
9epot) '.oo A'o@e.as :
2ofaI5us bia Smitbbiue s.oo aoenos
stIa,no 5peaiaI bon Smttbbille. Sonfton @al'
ns,to,, 626 ntcrsens
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Mad 8raipnsbiae

Ser BUG ber ennfet 8ictoria Sioion, Gbs
fa5rt 705 morgens. ula1t in plneeoo Berbtn'
buna nit Der @nIf goait Cine fir Corpus
gbriitt, glnfunit bort 4.55 nabmittaes, Mnfnnlf
in 8ropnspine 925 aberos.