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The San Francisco call., 1908-03-15
freshmen Eligible TO
Track Teams

STANFORD UNIVERSITY. March IA
The freshmen track athletes who kave
beer found eligible 10 compete IN the
intercollegiate meet E week from
next Saturday. have b=en announced b.
Dr. Frank AngeII- The Stanford men
are far less IL number than those OF
The blue and geld The elfgibles are.
Bs-kesey-A- J. Baker. Il B ". Bell B s
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Officials Named for
Big Field Day

The following officials have been
named for the first annual relay car
nsxzl 10 be held or the University Of
California oval on SATURDAY.. April IL
Referee. John Elliott Olympic club.
tiuers-colonel George Edwards. Uni
verszty OF California Dad Moulton
stanford Walter Christie. University OF
California; judges at hnisn-T I Fitz-
patrick and Douglas Erskine. Olympic
club. Ernest Pzixott6. Pacific athletic
association. Fred Koch. University OF
California J. r Kicker Olympic club.
H E TzyIor. amherst. field judges
A PIaw. Tom Carroll Frank B0ek.
William Middleton. Prof
Azgee. R A Snyth- John Burke 4 E
Murphy. inspectors-Dr- Angel. stan
ford. Prof. OsNeiIl. University OF Cali
fornIa- Dave Brown Stanford. Everett
Brown University OF California;. an
'nouncer Sam Hume clerk Of course.
Bert Kerrigza. Reliance club.
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Stanford Crews Are
Hard at Work
Oarsnen Rounding Int0 Form,
for Their Contests With
California
SPECIAL DISPATCH 10 TIE GAIL

STANFORD UNIVERSITY. March Il.
Now that the controversy over the date
OF the big intercollegiate regatta be-
tween the varsity and freshmen esghrs
sof Stanford and California has been
settled the work OF the coaches and
men here has proceeded and the big fell
lows are rapidly rounding into form
In the varsity squad the competition
1as narrowed the number down 10 Z
wieldly crowd The eight men zho
viii be chosen 10 row IL the final race
can be picked with perhaps two or
three exceptions. while the first subs-i-
tutes stand out as prominently In
the freshmen boat the composition Is
still very keen ard very little can be
said Of the chances Of the first year
lads toward winning their covered class
emblems
During the past week the men who
have occupied taEarts in the big beat
were Captain L r GAY. stroke. ?. A
Robinson. es. No :. H B Patrick. 10.
No 9 c II. Wondries, sos, No :; A "
Cole es, No !: c n Vose '1s. No. 5:
Homer Hatch. %. No ,: P H Rey-
Hoids. 10. bow
This lineup. together with T. ".
Turner. 9s. as coxswail, Is expected 10
be substantially that which wiz row
against the blue and gold huskfes OF
Rscaardson's bay April -
Gay as stroke and captain of the
crew Is displaying good form in this
trying position Cay -ewed II the mid
Gle OF tie boat last year. but has been
shifted recently 20 take the place oE
Ccnan-- who did rot return 70 college
this year Il is probable. however. that
Il B Patrick may be put IN this posi-
sion- he has been tried seYezzl times
og EcacA T1-ler. and eas developed ex-
cellsEt results from the big fellows
The freshmen crew IS working hard
and according 70 Coach Turner the
1914 class Of Stafford VII be repre-
sented By & goodly array OF huskies.
who shoEl1 have 2 clean cut victory.
similar 70 that OF last year. 20 boast o.
The work o. The oarsHen. during the
last week has been divided between
turns OF Lake Lagur;taS ard the long
distance pulls OF the slough and bay
waters OF Redwood City Turner has
lad the men out for some long tries az
Redwood. and the men are beginning 20
show the effect OF the strenuous work
Jpon the baseball diamond there has
been little change n me situation and
practically sle same E,el are hoI6ir z
down the sacks and field positions.
Bell is At 67sz base. Scott Al second.
Fsnton on third and sampson ar short
stop. Winter and Theiie are running :
ccnparz-s- ely even race for the posi-
zion IN the box. while Ganong. Mitchell
and R1tli6ge are in The field for the
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backstop Job In the gardens are such
vets as Writ Owen McGregor. TslIant
and Sco6eld
The triumph OF the nine over the St
Vincent players II 1hrss ont OF the
for games has moved the hopes cf the
cardinal -ooters Up many PEGS The
result Of the Vincent con
test VIII give : good lire On the merits
o. The TWO agg-ega1iorS- The men VIII
80 into training within The nezt week
As b-t three weeks tn-srre=e before the
first intercollegiate match
Upon the cinder path the varsity men
have been putting il hard lickS- The
showing o. the men IN -ne south has
been sncoura aginG
The outlook for The freshmen meet Is
the main wo-Ty- Stanford has virtually
decided that ne 6rSt ysar Eaen OF the
state university have q very good
chance 10 make -he results three
straight by winning this year
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hair begins TO come out, copper-oolored
spots appear on the skin, the glands in
the groin swell, and as the blood becomes
more thoroughly impregnated with the
poison, sores and ulcers break out on the
flesh and the bones become diseased So
in a case where the virus has been allowed
to run unchecked IN the blood, the patient
finds himself diseased from head TO foot
with this 1oathsome disorder
S. S. S. is made entirely o1aroots and
herbs OF the forests and fields 1t does
not contain particle OF mercury or potash
or any other harmful mineral TO injure
the delicate parts OF the system, impair
the digestion, corTode and irritate the
lining of the stomach. or in any other way
injure the health. 1t IS Natures blood
purifier, harmless in It's. action and certain
in its good results S. S. S. removes the
poison from the circulation, enriches the
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-15
HIGH SCHOOL TENNIS

BERKELEY. March 1.-THE tennis
team Of Berkeley high school was vic
torfous r0day IN 4 tournament with
Oakland high school The most ex-
citing set Wzs Between Berry OF 3erke-
1er ard Nash OF Oakland. each conssd-
cred the beSr n his school The scores
folEoU-
Singles. Berry fOzkland3 heat Nash
Berkeley. -. s-s. -. Morris (B0
bear zander fo1. rs. SO. Beckett
fB9 heat Knight tO-). s-2 So
Doubles Norris and Morris fR1.
beat Nash ard lander fO-1- rs. z7-ze
s-z. Bfrrr and Lester OBJ beat cordar
and knight tC-9. SIS. So
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RETIRE FRoM BASEBALL

SAN JOSE March Hilary VOL
ters and Elmer Sr-ieklert- both star
pitchers Of the National league. have
gone into business IN this city They
opened . cigar store today IN co1nsc-
tIon with the cafe conducted By Man
age- Mayer called The Fan S--sck-
lett was the star Vtrche- Of the Brook
lyn National leaguer< last year and has
fine record WoIters finished the sea
son with the St Locis Nationals His
batting average was about sss ard h
ranked second in the National league
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Irishmen Plan g Big
Athletic Meet

The members OF the I-ssh- American
athletic club are preparing for great
1eld day at the 1nglessde racetrack
On SUNDAY, Nay 10 All prominent
amateur athletes of this city and
vicinity viii be invited 10 compete and
q special committee has been ap-
pointed 20 wait upon Admiral Evans
and the officers Of the batlsshsp feet
and extend 10 them the corrtesies Of
the club.
The following directors have been
elected r n Tobin. J. DoEner Har-
ysv- r C O.colror. T. P O-Dowd-
william Minehar- IL = Ryan James
Eezrlng. J J. Barry J. c. Nealor-
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Exciting Contest in
Polo tournament
SPECIAL DIsrATcH no THE caIr

CORONADO. March 1zs-Nt-h bzlray
weather and q light breeze. the annual
tournament for the polo championship
OF the Coronado Country club was be-
gun this afternoon Los Angeles was
drawn against Riverside. The represen-
tztires Of the former city being George
Mesmore- 3 L Smith Jr-- Harry Weiss
and Tom Weiss Riverside was rep
7 B Jenkinsor and Crank Hudson
The score was tie zt the erc os
the third. fourth. f<tl and sixth PERI
DDS. rendering 3 seventh period necss-
sarr IN this one Riverside scared q
goal and won the match
John Lawson Of the Burlsngams team
was referee and Dr. John A Etnurds
of Los Angeles timekesper
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EzDe-2 As1-x ed - zI1E-ex- E7rere-O Day
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HoPPE BEATS scHAEFER

COLUMBUS O. March 14-Jac01
schaefer Was defeated by !. 44lie Hoppe
in two games OF zz-z bas2 lire billiards
this afternoon and tonight Seventeen
innings were required for Hoppe 10
make his 400 points II the afternoon
game. while Schaefer was making s4x
Eight innings Ezre Hoppe his fFs points
in the ~exeniaE game N-lasas Scha4fer
was making 3s9
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-15
FOURTEEN INNING GAME
Second White Sox Team De-
feats the Los AngsIenos

Los ANGELES March 1.-THE
White Sex No znd Los Angeles baz-
tied 1o- Il innings today. the former
Winning = game full OF excitement and
hard hitting By score of - 10 S All
the pitchers were s1lt freely SScre-
los aNrrr
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the glowing
tcertin inrlian
We
n the
ill wIiteus s. for ale all 1dugshr
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all
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the
las
actoiIvc cures the erouble
nwiso
of
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S. S. S. CURED HIM.

6rst knew Of nv Blood Poison six years
ago. and was treated for two years By blood
specialists, who treated me with no good results,
50 gave them mp and started 10 use = 8 =
When commenced its use l was covered with
sores and erupt;ons and was very weak anc run
down. Today an myself again and mr. skin
as clear as baby's. / know II made positive
cure for me OF Blood Poison II the v--y worst
form. and / an making II my business 70 have
nv friends use II as / did. and already two OF
them are having wonderful results II the way OF
a cure They are troubled with the same disease
/ had and know II viii do for them what II did
for me- am today living testimonial OF the efS
cacv Of 6 s s IN eases OF advanced Blood Poison
Hoping you viii keep up your good work
!. viii close wishing YOU success
Yours truly. HAIRY BARRETT.
414 West North Ave. Chicago, III.
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RUNs AND HETs 81 INNINGS

E1-E-tf1 We :. 2 W11E q 0Eea 9
q Al--pck = = Gazs ( - SEEl-zz !. ~
WINS q C EeEzeT / Hl-s-oE Waite : -
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. sE--EEc zoz WIS 2 cz Heller Two
AEss E-ts-Arz- Gaasz-- 8e-r-- EsoCgAe-zT szc-
--1cs E-7Sc--<. EEl1- DazzEze &o.1e-. W.
HIS El-S- h1sz e1 ezlieE bz---fszzS :
Sinh : -1sz J. Wills : S-ZcE cut
Hzs1 kll.s = OzA1 J. Eezsey / Hft IT
Z--c4sz-Azz y GEzs- Pz-eaE DT Skl.lDzz
Ne r.Ecazz-S-zx VAS Ize - <E-e
Aczrx sd IL EE-c-eS T-zz<es-l' 'l}1-1sll
z11 Fe--zze
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SACRED HEART TEAM WINS

The basehzi, nine Of Sacred Heart
coslege defeated .<tle freshman nine of
the Lick school yesterday Afternoon on
the Golden Gate park diamond - 10 s
The vsctors outplzyed their opponents
at every stage Of the game working
the squeeze play successfulEy for many
of their runs They viii meet the
Polytechnic freshmen on the same dia-
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g go -, 60 - Il

TIE teams VIII line Up IN two games
today The morning battte At Oakland
viii start a. % o-czork and thu get
away game s 6oEu on the schedule for
e-3e O'Clock The Seals are going 20
work 6 s1lzerr never worked before IN
the hope OF giving tie Sox dorbIe
drubbzng Chicago knoEs that she
must show ioz Ct speed u order 70
get away zzith the las. tEo games. 50
baseball 0f the red hot variety will
surely result a. both meet ngs The
teams probably viii use three pitchers
and two cztchers each NcArdss- the
new fielder. may - gwen : chance
zz third IN one OF the games This is
not bez1g done 10 reject on Jes Curtis
however. for the little FELLOW has been
playing big le6g1e ball IN The fed and
singing the leather hard The Sox viii
leave fCr SeW Creams Immediately
after the last game. They viii not
have another chance 70 Timber I'd until
they reach the southern city
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-15

In 1s47 postage stamps we're zirs1
used in the United States
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-15

During the earlier stages OF the
game many q The cynical fans we're
q the opinion that the Sox we're pull
ing 70 The Seals Il id look as thou gh.
the big fellows were toying Bit xhez
they were four runs 70 The god bul
after the Seas 5eveloped rh4r bat
ting streak and Cap Jones commenced
70 change pitchers evs-y inning q so
everybody was c7nvznee5 thz. Chicago
wanted that game pretty bad
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-15
Baseball Notes

Baby Esolz laid the wood against
the leather when called upon in the
fifth. when the hrst batting rally Eas
brought OF Esoia IS she emergency
sticker OF the team this year and every
tine he Is uP noE the fans yesl unless
ne comes through with = bsngle-
Though the game was replete with
fast -s1zppy plays. Zez6er gor away
with tbs Eos- sensational one CT tam
all n the seventh inning. T1lez Ta1A
hill started one over the second bag
that looked as safe As anything that
ever left 4 bat ZesdeT's pickup and
throw were perfect and Tz1uehila was
the most surprised man q the grounds
when he saw what had occurred
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ShrcfcnstBatcn uabulinnigcr
Eraucn.

GbicoNo, is. Nugrit. - Somr
0Gnlon OcS @nbniinns gctriebcn, bat
Srnu Murp Goiiiop IN ibrcr @ob-
mtng an Suinois- Strobe loren Not-
ten blrrd) cinen Hcpplperidub octo0s
tct lun0 Damn lid) cine t60tlite Sd)nB.
mtnOc bcigcbrndt. Sic mar Dor orci
Wonotcn aus elmer Sr%rcnonltolt ais
nQebcilt" cntlaiIen mprocl.
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quit. - Sn cillem AninQe Don tent
porGrcm NSnbnlinn rcidlte sic @ittiuc
,S0n Spoollcr ibrcn bier &inOera
Murpbiltnl mo perlud)te belite Mor,
Ncll, iid) iclbit ST. erihieben. Ser s.
iGbrige @arOucr lit bcreit5 gcitorben
Der 9-lGbrige eoltmun nnb Der 16.
i0brigc Morris beiiIloen lid) in be.
Oelflidcltl 3llitanoc i'm .SaIIar-So'
lpitol," m0brcn Die tO>iGbrigc Wat'
lie ais ollbcr @eiubr beiinolib be.
trud)tct miro. tSrnu Spoolltr brod)tc
lid) iclbit nit eiucm Gepolpcr cine
Sdll6muuoc iiber Dem rcd)ten Sbrc
bel uno 0ilrite ollf Worpbiltm &c.
l;onlnlen babcn. Sbr &trbalten in;
Soipital lGbt allI @ciltcsltorung
lhlic6en.
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Somitog auf Sip Sip Toint I'M Elt-
get-Sunb aufgeiobren lit, Diiritcn
mebrere @o6cn bronipruhen. Sall'
dcr bobe1 gcitcrn Den S6iiiSboOcn
ltt1tcrllld]t mo gefulbcn, OoB Die
Stoblplottcn oilI Scr Stcuerborbicitc
ocS ShiffcS uiht nllr ltort %pcrbngen~
l%oltocrn olld piclc Nictcn poQitGnoig
gclodert limo. IS miiiIcn sum Wtin.
bcltct od)t nerc StobIpluttcn cingc.
lest mcrocr.
Sic gcfongencn iupani.
1den &obbcn0ngcr
&obelocpcIdcn ans Babies SIT Sol
&C 1T Der 9unOcS5oQfllttcr .9eor"
nit 10 ioponiidcn 9lrreItontcn am
@oro III lln0a, Nlosfo, e%ingetrolicn.
IS lit Dies cin Sbcil Der Wunnldois
ten Der bcibcn joponiiden Scehuno.
fdnger, melhe megclt pcrbotcncn ga.
gems bel Seal SSlono iclt0cnommcn
luor0cn limo. 9unoc9- GonmiilGr
Grlcfflelo bat nrgcorbnct, OoB bic
@clongcnen iiir bic Nunoca @ronOs
iurp lcItgcboltcn mcrOcn iollcn.
: y oltfurte an SEN
ErGiioentcn.
Nnf 9cicbl beS 6lottcnoepart}.
mcntS lit Der Eorpro5cb 9cNeu ocn
iltu0cn Motroien artbur ,Scntina III
Noriolf, ga, Der bcidlloigt morocn
lit, cine obic0rr EpItforte an YrGii.
Gcnt Jiooicpclt gcihricben 5l bnbcn,
cingcitcnt morocn. TSm Bureau 0c3
@unocsnloridnna mlroc crfIGrt, scr
Fr0ii0cut babe nngcor0nct, 0aB bic
l(llterilld)ung c%inltpcilcn ouigcIdo.
fen meroc. Voitinipcttor @ullo lit IN
&%crbtnoun1 nit Dem Sale bicrbcr
citirt morotn.
Mic0cr Gin Gr0bcben.
Gos &ilItcl- uno gcoOdtiift Ser
ncI'ltng5 = SbIeruutorium IN Gbcl5
tcnbnm, Wfo., mcloet cine Gr0crid)iit.
tcrlllg, mcl6e Inn 500 gcItcrn iriib
cinicbte mo I'm III MorGcnS SIT
Gnoc mar. Gic Gridiitcrung ging
BON elmer Stcllc ans, Die mtgciGbr
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icrnt lit.
ScfrrtGr @nrficlo'S u ii If.
febr.
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Stnrb an ocbrudcncm Scrscn.

Fttt@bnrM "a, IS. Nltgllit.
@d6reno Der l5.iGbri9c Gobcrt
Sbanfcp cine iS.itiinoige Softitrof>
obbilBte, Die ibm ruegen mlorotntli-
den Setro0cn3 5uOittirt moroen mar,
Itarb ocIIcn &utcr. ga liG sic @a-
fNnanibbeamtcn mcigcrtcn, i'm Dor
pc0ltanoigcr NbbiiBung isincr Soit
Irci5ulolien, luurOc Sbonfcp, ans
geio, nlft Die &orbcrcitlngcn iiir Die
%eeroignmg 'cinca &otcrs treiien 81
fonnen, ploBlid iduutr fronf uno
ncrlhleo IN mcniAcn Minl,tcn.
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Mnard)ic in ScllicO- Wrnbcnrcpicr,
NcGcr Ollrd) @cmoiiuctc pcrtricbcll.
- @Criihtc iIbcr Mor0c uno sc
m|olttbatrl.

&noguillc, Gent, IS. Mug.
Sdcriff Nu00lclton Dcrlonmcltc
Nbcllo brnOcrt Ncmuiinctc, I'M I'm
Ruben in &cllico @rllbcnrcuicr 5lr
ncrbiltcrL mo bcicbtt oaa Commit.
i%urintS : @cbdlrOc, it Incident cine
Nn5nbl Nc6er olrrd) tinc beruuiinctc
Sdaar WrllbcnOrbCitcr mo Ncr0bc.
luobncr ~bclogcrt luorcn. >$r Den Der.
gen III Der ((n1Acblulg 0ca 2ngcrs iol.
len bcIt1n0ig Sdiiiic, nIlcin bis Jest
lit fem AnNriff AMI 0os Sd)eriii1.
oll'9cbot 0cIrdd)t mor0cn. SullclbC
rlnnmt cine icbr iturtc StcIllula Gin.
Ganilhcr SdrcGCn bcrrldlt linter 0tl,
Nc8ern Der Qalljcl @c0cno ulo piclC
ilnO III Die M1l0cr C%ltilobcu. Gs iii
nlOglid), oaB ctlitc ser Sliihtlingr
III Den Bergen grt0Otct mprocn liro.
bod lpcib man llihta @cuiiicS oar.
ilbcr.
&norutllc, Gent, Is. Nltguit,
- Gic NcNcr zines mcitcrcn @rllbtn.
layers nobc &clIicO mlrocn bclltc
bltrd) @cpuIfnctc pcrtricbcn. GlaC
Nc0cr IN cilcm llmtreiic Dol, orcibil
M1iIcn limo ourh Nlodatc ouigcior.
ocrt mor0rL lid binncn brci SoNcl'
5lt c1ttcrncn. SoNor sic StGote Scl.
llco mo Ga 6ollcttc mcrocu bcorobt
IS p%erIontct OoB ciIra Negcrbiitt(
nleoerGcbronnt morocn lit ulb ooi
bic llebct %cWobucr ocriclbcn INT.
fdncn.
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WcGr SdJaocn bnrd) WalobrGnoc.

NlbanD, Ny, Is. Nligult.
Nm bureau Der itaotlihcn Sort,
Slid. mlo @ilo-Gommiliion lit Die
Nodridt einGctroficn, oub oit gauge
Gntsfiu SopsS eftion AM Sofc
George III 6lonmcn ltcbc. Gas sSclicr
loll nm . llbr Worgens in scr Mup.
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@abniinuioc Sbnt cincS &cbcns.
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Mcbl' iino Sruouertebcncrmna in
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Wlnnenpolis. Mian., Is. 4u.
gun. ellter con Sobn @aibburn,
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tlorung 5uIolge miro oas Mcbl in
allel Sorten uno oanit audi oos
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Sdlb Sroo 6 Gents folten miro.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-02-18
Sir $500 mad 9entidlauO.
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ben mebr 9euigfeiten u1to Nabrihten
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iit TIT 9eutidlanb iebr Iebbaft uno es
lit iinmogli1, in Bripatbriefen cine
10 eriinoIi9e MuffIarung urlo 8e-
idreibnng oes fremoen 2anoes gu ee-
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modcntli1 tlt. Sir ben geringen
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frei unier reihbaItiges 8obenblati
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