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Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-17

by man closely Identified, with Harvard
athletics. If the charge can be proven
Fowlers chances Of going to London are
very slim. Fowler was a member of the
team that visited Athens in 1906
The obstacles that will have to be cleared
by the runners in the 4OO-metre hurdle race
in the Olympic games at London will be
three feet In height, instead OF three and
a half feet, as generally supposed in this
country This innovation will come as a
surprise to the Yankee runners. who have
always been used to topping the lower
timbers. In all such events over here the
two and a half foot bar is used, and all
our records were made under those condi-
tions.
A still greater surprise Is the fact that
the Britons are showing fine form in the
4OO-metre hurdle event. Several of King
Edwards athletes have beaten sixty sec
onds over the three-feet hurdles, and one
lad. T. NJ. Donovan. has gone the route in
O:574 Compared TO this are the records
of Harry Hillman of the New York Ath-
letic club. supposedly our best man at this
style of racing. At Celtic park in 1903
Hillman ran 40 yards over ten hurdles in
O:55H. At Travers island in 1904 he accom-
plished the same feat, running all alone, In
O:5495 At St. Louis in 1904 Hillman ran the
lOO-metre hurdles in fifty-three seconds fiat.
AL Hnlman's records were done over two
and half feet hurdles, but even at that
his records are better than those recently
accomplished in England.
PHILADELPHIA. May 16.-Dan Kelly
the worlds champion sprlnter. has been In
this city training daily at Franklin field
under the coaching of Mike Murphy OF the
University of Pennsylvania for several
weeks Although Kelly has not shown his
heralded form in the sprints he has been
broad jumping In fine style. He is said to
have cleared over twenty-four feet recently
and on two other occasions has touched the
twenty-three-foot mark. Kelly expects to
represent this country in London in the
Olympic games in both the broad jump and
the sprints.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, May 16.-lndiana
university. which produced Leroy Samse,
the worlds champion pole vaulter OF two
years ago, has another athlete in line for
high athletic honors. this time in the high
Jump. John Miller is the student who is
credited with good performances. His re-
cent jump Of feet inches broke his pre-
vious state record and gave his college
| mates visions of representation on the
| Olympic team this summer.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-17
BAT NELSON DODGEs PHIL BROCK
Dane Looking for Easy Games and
big Money ON Coast.

Big money On NOAANs
LOS ANGELES, Cal. May 16.-"Bat' Mel
son considers Phil Brock too tough lad
to box Nelson. who has always put up
the talk that he would fight anybody In
the business, has been four-flushing with
Brock He has been offered almost any
thing he asked, but stil refuses, as he
figured the ten-round game too short. Now
comes the new Jeffries club with the offer
to put on Brock and Nelson for forty-five
rounds, and Brooks manager. Cap MacRea
comes to the front with an acceptance for
this fight and offers the Battler per cert
bonus and let him cut the purse s5 and 5
II he wishes. The southern sports all think
that Brock can beat Nelson, and from his
late actions are beginning to think that
Nelson is afraid of the boy who beat George
Memsic a mile The Jeffries club intends
to pull this fight off on Decoration day aft
ernoou If it can get Nelson to accept
II bat" still continues to back out Of
this offer, the Jeffries club will put on
Freddie Welsh and Brock for that date.
The Brock people will accommodate Nelson
with a 5000 side bet II it is the coin he
is after
Nelson has just bought a sixty-five-acre
ranch near Livermore. Cal. 1t is wine
growing ranch and Bat is going into the
wine-growing industry.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-17

a club has been formed by the motorists
OF Saratoga, N. Y.
new club home is being discussed by
the Grand Rapids, Mich. club,
Nearly fifty physicians of Newark, N. j.,
have their own automobile club.
A company has been orgaEized at Vim
cennes, Ind, 10 manufacture automobile
fire trucks and engines.
There are over 225 motorcycles at Kansas
City. the owners of about 100 OF which
have L club Of their own.
King Edward has granted a royal patent
to a prominent English concern, whose
tires he uses on his own machine.
The Connecticut Automobile association
has begun a crusade for the formation OF
more legal clubs in towns OF its state.
There has been gain OF 100 motorists in
a year at Akron. o., greatly stimulating
interest in the local automobile club.
In the endurance run OF the Norristown.
Pa. Automobile club, sixteen OF the thirty
four entrants finished with perfect scores.
Members OF the Burlington. We, club
have decided TO devote their automobiles
for transporting veterans on Memorial day.
Although opposed to track racing. the
Indiana Automobile club is preparing an
attractive program OF road races for July
4th.
Minneapolis motorists are not allowed to
leave a car standing on any Of the business
streets for longer than twenty minutes at
time.
Troy. N. Y. the city Of collars and
launderies." now has an auto club. Ma
rietta. o., also has joined the ranks Of
club cities
Although only recently organized, the new
Sussex county, Delaware, club already is
pressing the county officials for road i'm
provements.
some OF the original electric cabs used
IN New York were designed 10 steer by
the rear wheels, out only a few Of the
/ type now exist.
Repaired tires should be placed on front
/ wheels. where they will have less strain
/ TO bear, be less exposed 10 puncture and
less liable 10 burst.
The Philadelphia Mechanical Chauffeurs'
association celebrated its first anniversary
Nay 5 in new and cOmmcdious quarters
\ In Odd Fellows temple.
Among the other contests which the Chi
cago Automobile club proposes for the
coming summer Is a series OF onc-mile
/ straight-away time trials.
| Asbury Park, one OF New Jerseys old
/ est summer sesOrts, has purchased mo-
| torcycle and equipped a policeman 10
] chase speeding motorists.
/ A single motor-driven police patrol wagon
serves Hartford, Conn. whereas four
| horse-dfawn ones were needed before tt
was purchased By the city.
The Prince Henry cup race In Germany
| viii cover seven ssages, one each day, be-
/ ginning at Berlin June and ending at
| Frankfort-on-the-Main June H.
The firing OF an engine IN iirky man
| ner frequently Is due 10 the springs be-
/ hind the commutator brushes having be-
/ come weakened or out OF order.
The motorcycle is more popular than
! the automobile In the Grand Duchy OF
/ BADEN. there being Sl3 Of the former and
/ ~ OF the latter on January /
! Employees OF a burned-out automObile
factory AZ Dayton. o. presented their en-
/ plOyers with a handsome American flag on
! the completion OF the new plant.
The Automobile Club Of America OF New
Il York has adopted policy Of opposition
/ 10 reckless driving IN rural communities.
as well as on crowded city stTestz
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-17

sidered. It may be seen readily why Mr..
Keone wants TO get rid OF them and have
Rowe unworried by their care.
Bosom. by Ben Brush-Noonday. is one OF
the 3-year-olds, and for a long time was
thought one Of the best that famous sirN
ever produced. He had a wonderful flash
OF speed. worked like a real race horse and
was kept along in training all through
his 2-year-old career. He started this sea-
son. but while showing brilliant flashes
hardly seemed able to carry the speed oveI
a route. The other 3-year-old is Sandal by
Dlsguise-Falry Slipper. Nfilly that dlsap-
pointed greatly. though a good performer
on the training track.
The winning 2-year-olds offered were
Mystify, by Disguise-Dominoes; Voodoo, by
Ben Brush-Sercery; St. Withhold. by St
Leonard Elsie, and Apron. by Voter-Glng-
ham.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-17

has a shade the better Of the dope.
1t looks as " Collins will win the hammer
throw for the Cornhuskers His work with
this weight has been phenomenal AT times
he has made 15s feet. Conaway Of Drake
and Kurtz OF Missouri probably will be the
other winners.
First in the discus rests between Collins
the Corr.husler. and Thayer OF Ames. Col
Inns broke the Nebraska record against
Kansas by hurllng this weight LIS feet 81
inches. on the same day Thayer made a
distance OF ll6 feet 3 inches. Stutzman Of
Iowa also is a strong man in this event.
The Kansas relay team, composed Of
Martinder. Young. Priest and Dennis. is
expected to win the mile relay race.
Entries in the Meet.
The final entries for the Missouri valley
meet are In the hands OF Secretary Cald-
well at Kansas City. There are a total
OF l6l men entered. The following is the
number of contestants entered by each
school: Ames, 81; Iowa, q; Nebraska, "a;
Drake. p; Kansas, 21; Missouri, 10: wash
ington. II.
Nebraska's entries for the conference meet
are as follows:
1OO-Yard Dash-vildman, Hughes, A. d.
Smith and Campbell.
220-Yard Dash-Wildman, A D. Smith,
Hughes and Burke.
440-Yard Dash-Smith. Bentley. Burke and
Mueller.
Half-Mne Run-Davis. Alden. Bentley and
Mueller
one Mile Run--Davis. Williams, Alden and
Gene.
Two Mile Run-Alden. Williams. Baumann
and Smith.
12O-Yard Hurdles-McDor.ald, Rathbone
and Burke.
22O-Yard' Hurdles-McDonald, Rathbone
and Burke.
High Jump-Knode, Hamel, Hummell and
Rathbone.
Broad Jump-Perry, Wildman, Rathbone
and Campbell.
Pole Vault-McMasters.
Shot Put-Collins, Chain, Patton and
kroger.
Hammer Throw-Collins, Chain. Patton
and krOger.
Discus-Colllns, Chain, Patton and Kroger
one Mile Relay-A. D. Smith, Perry,
Mueller, Davis Burke, Bentley and Hum
NELL
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-17
CoRNELL's FOOT BALL SCHEDULE
Ithacans Have Some Dates Different
from Last Year.

ITHACA. N. Y. May 16-The Cornell
University foot ball schedule differs from
last years in several respects. Innovations
are in the games with Chicago on Novem-
ber IL. the substituting Of Trinity for
Swarthmore and a game with Amherst.
Princeton has been dropped. The list fol-
lows: October 8. Hamilton at Ithaca; Oc-
tober 10, Oberlin at Ithaca; october II. Coli
gate at Ithaca; October "a. Vermont at
Ithaca; October 81, Pennsylvania State at
Ithaca; November Z, Amherst at Ithaca;
November IA. Chicago at Chicago; Novem-
Der 21. Trinity at Ithaca; November "a
Pennsylvania at PhilaaeIphia.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-17
MAROON TEAM IN HARD LUCK
schOmmer, Star Jumper, Has to Give
Uo Athletics.

schOmmer, Star Jumper, Has to Give
Uo Athletics.
CHICAGO. May 16.-The track team of
the University of Chicago has lost its hope
OF winning the western conference track
and field meet in June, for the one star
high jumper of whom the Maroons could
boast, John Schommer, has had to give up
athletics. Schommer played in the cham
plonship basket ball games with the Uni
versity of Pennsylvania in March and
since then has had a sharp pain In his
side whenever he has jumped. Recently he
found that he had a split side muscle and
his physician has ordered him to give up all
athletics. Not only is the track team de-
prived Of his services, but the basket ball
team will lose one of its best players as
Schommer is a crack fielder.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-17
Endurance Auto COntent.

An endurance contest for automobiles is
being planned for the near future and
manufacturers are entering into the spirit
of the affair with d vim. The contestants
in the New York to Paris race met with
every manner Of difficulty, encountering
heavy snow drifts in Indiana, and few
days later running into impossible mud in
Iowa The race will be undertaken this
summer when conditions should be more
favorable. Twenty-Five carmen have al
ready signified their intention Of entering
the race. The route is from New York to
San Francisco, over practically the same
territory that was covered in the New
York-Paris race. The return journey Is
TO be made over an entirely different route.
the only town passed through both going
and coming being Julesburg. They win
return over the Sante Fe trail 10 Colorado
and then east through Kansas City, st.
Louis and Cincinnati.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-17
KEENE WEDDING OUT HIS STABLE
First Paddock Sale at Jamaica Takes
Eleven Head.

NEW YORK, May l6-Weeding out OF the
Keene stable began last Saturday when
the first paddock sale Of the season was
held at the jamaica course. Eleven head
were offered, two Of them S-year-oids Of
high degree. and the rest 2-year-olds, also
Castleton bred. All are in active training
and several have won races already.
Even with the sale OF these horses,
Trainer Rowe will have half a hundred II
his charge, besides the yearlings, which will
come for instruction in track ways later in
the season. from the Kentucky farm. Those
sold may be rated Of fair class and doubt
less will win many races for their new
owners. as all the Keene cast-offs do, but
wh-n the stake caliber Of those kept is con-
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-17

That certainly was a good hunch to have
Jimmy Austin bat Ieft-handed. AS soon
as he gets the swing OF 1t good, Austin.
with his terrific speed as a runner. will be
beating out about half of those little in
field hits Of his with the several feet start
that the left-handed position gives him.
This will increase his stock 100 per cent
Manager CAMEL OF Cincinnati believes
the Reds to be a fifth-place certainty and
n flrst-diyision probability" says the En-
quiTer. Still. you can't get all the Ma
tioRal league in the first division.
Graham viii be out for some days TO
come. He will be welcomed back In the
game. but meantime King Is showing him
solf to be the Artie Hoffman OF the Western
league.
It looks like MeCioskey would get tired
after a while OF simply being the David
Harum Of base ball and aspire to winning
games.
one thing Jim coFbett did do he avoided
Krug thester during the week.
one thing; McAieer can never say Mack
eonned him on that Waddeli deal, for
Jimmy had his eyes open.
And stu the boxing world is IN the dark
as 10 the definite relations between Mr.
Burns and AIR. Johnson
Rude UnholE knows yoost how It vas
Alretty; ana at that lot Of Us thought hs
DID you say Jeff discovered this Boer'
Wen. Christopher Columbus Is still safe.
Pas team il still showing the way, and
the others are playing ball. too.
Dueky Holmes will be in our midst this
afternoon, Welcome Duclxy.
Pa Rourke never made wiser selection
than Autrey for first base.
Really and truly. the Pirates look better
sluEger Gonding is setting an awful pae'
for Hans Wagner.
Householder Is batter who bats at th'
Tight time
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-17

Poor old Joe VIA has kept up his ain of
mingled enthusiasm and knocking for sew
eral years without vindication, but It be-
gins TO look like he will at last get justi-
fication for touting the New York Amer
leans ali these years as winners. II the
Highlanders long maintain their present
gait they will have little else to do than
pin up the flag when the time comes for
formalities. But while the Highlanders are
going at a rapid clip, certain other well
known factors of force have not as yet
struck their gait. They may yet make
trouble for Clark Grlffith's Yankees. The
Athletics are doing better work now than
at the first OF the season, Cleveland is
making a good uphill fight. and 80 are the
Browns. while the White Sox are beginning
TO show signs OF life. Detroit must for the
present remain a problem. II looks con-
siderably like a surcharged dynamite
bomb II its fuse does not burn out too
soon there is no reason to suppose II can
not make as good a fight as 1t did last
year That will cause trouble for New
York. but not necessarily beat II, for New
York is a stronger team than it was last
year. when Detroit was lucky in addition
10 strong.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-17
TOMMY RYAN ON RETIRED LIST
TOnsiIitIs Champion VIII Not Re-En-
ter the Ring.

NEW YORK. May 16.-Tommy Ryan has
given up his resolution to re-enter the ring
and has announced that he will give up tho
game for good and all. claiming that he
still holds the middleweight title. To back
this claim he says that he was never beaten
by a man OF his own weight, and that his
defeat by Kid Mccoy cannot be counted
against him as Mccoy was a heavyweight
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-17
JUDGMENTS.

~ ESULTs Of the Interscholastic field
meet at Lincoln show that, little
N Improvement IN athletics has been
IN made az the Omaha High school
49,, during the last year. II is lust a
lie .u DIT humiliating to the loyal onahan
mat the biggest high school in the stata
suouIo make such a sorry showing IN corr
peeition- II can not be that the p,atorta,
not 70 be fonad In the fine body oY to,,.
VINO arc attending. The reason nonst -.
Iooked Tor elsewhere. and the search co,,es
eirectly to the fact that athIetics ~ ar
oInaha aIn High school have not been properly
cneourased' 1t is part OF the schools
Work to turn out sound bodies az weII a.
souno minds, and this can be done u,tbor,,
interfering with the mental trainfps tr .ha
t' ,east' IL the Omaha boys were given a
,I'''e encouragement along right lines. II
Huite hhely that a track team could he
ueveioped that would succeed I'm fintship,
little higher than tenth place IN the cor,-
pe'i''on with other high schools OF the
state. The matter is beyond remedy this
year Dut,t Is to be hoped that a different
pohey as TO athletics will be adopted ana
that next year the team from Omaha viii
De made up OF youngsters who can hoId
their own with any that may come fror,
Tine interior Of the state. Two thirds and
tie tor second is not very satisfao,ov,,
showing FOR the team representing tn
tisgest high school in the state. Ea1r-
purys victory is all the more creditable
because the school is small.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-17

While the Cubs may be in no ,nrad,a,o
peril Of losing their grip on first place ana
a third successive pennant- ATaDager
Chance has ample reason for thinking a
change OF two In his team Just now advis-
able. His action I'm substituting Holman
Tor slagle and altering the batting order
need not be criticised, when considered in
connection with the standing Of the Ma
uonal league teams. The Cubs up To satur
aay had won thirteen games and Brooklyn.
me last team In the list, had won nine.
II manager Chance knows of any change
that VIII contribute additional strength 10
ms team now is the time to make It Next
week OF next month might be too late. Sew
eral teams In the league, besides ChfsaRo.
are playing base ball this year. II is al
'eady evident that unless things underpn
radical change the winner win have no
walkaway. And. after all this IA not saw
Ing the Cubs will fail to land the flag this
year; they probably will land II. Chance.
has three utility men on whom he may de-
pend for almost any emergency, Hoffman.
Howard and Zimmerman; the best pitch
ing staff in the business and catchers who
are always reliable: a batting team and.
above all, the most superb team work team.
lie probably will win, but Il will be only
by faithful, persistent effort ana mani
testify Manager Chance Is thoroughly aware
OF this fact, whether he is satisfied or not
with the work his men are doing. To some
extent Chance seems to have been resting
on his oars. He has allowed Brown to do
almost no pitching as yet and is putting
Fraser to the front and saving Pfiester
This gives him margin to go on and again
denotes a wisdom worthy of emulation by
other less successful managers.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-17

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Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-17

Manager CAMEL OF Cincinnati believes
the Reds to be a fifth-plaee certainty and
flrst-dyislon probability" says the En-
quiTer. still. you can't get all the Ma
tional league in the first division.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-17

Graham viii be out for some days TO
come. He will be welcomed back IN the
game. but meantime King Is showing him
self to be the Artie Holman Of the Western
league.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-17

II looks like MeCloskey would get tired
after a while OF simply being the David
Harum Of base ball and aspire to winning
games.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-01-28

NeIs Station, en- SO aar aammel
|grbeioer / Sutton, blep ben 210e
rs. opcrfisrt at ct Sernbonetos o.
orrbt. San eiterIaoer fig Suitru og
fire 0srn.
Sfilpbcne mbiat. Taa @runo at
Mangel paa Sne er Hortbmeitern
Gfi.S tournament, Der bar berantmet
til al afboIoes | Chippewa Soils ben
26he IS. er blepen iioiat til ben 23oc
Sebruar.
Gact 2gsprrf. gaibtons itemme.
berettiaeoe 8orgere bar meo 40 mob
80. Stemnter beilttttct at noiteoe
Bombs for $4,000 for bermeo at
opfsre % brine fit eaet 2psp9rf. On
aammeI Msle bill blipe fjsbt % ino-
rettet til Sterilization.
alagcrne uebparer. Der or beo'
pnrenoe Slayer bIanbt Sfoaarbei.
oerne ober oct miIoe geir, og Ell beI
Gel af Dem or fcutne tiIbaae iii Can
Clair. Ser er Iioen eler iigen Sne
| Sfoeene, oa DC Sspeie, Der for bar
pGret benpttebe, beapnoer MI at
imeItc, iaa finn balpe 2Gs fan flores.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-01-28

tret BERTH af fine grsore erfI9reoe
Sieuro iig piais til at irtte fig I
Spioien for aorstoget. 0ettes
egentlise Mnal ffuIoe 10 bore at
ripe SeruiaIem % bet be[iae 2aro
no at Seonineernes SRn0er; men
eIers bar bel be fleite aorsfarere
bare alminoelige Gpentprere.
Song Sigur6 iamIebe 5000 Mano
os ieileoe ON Ssiten 1107 nteo 60
Sfibe til England. Der forblen ban
ODER @interen % fuIofsrte fine Jor.
b~ereoelier; % iaa ON 8aareu HOS
ieileoe bon ipooper. San maatte
pan @ritno at llpeir ofte isge Sapn
% fom fsrit TENT ON Soften frem
til Ct. Sage ! Spanien. Ger maatte
ban os bans 5000 Mano operpintre,
o. for at Iepe mnatte be plpnbre
9perne | Omeenen. R9ite Soar
fortiatteS Meiien longs apiten Of
Eortugal og mo giennem Gibraltar
itrHoet. Wen Der bar mango 8ampe
meo S~isrepere, oe bet bar life for
ON Ssiteu ITO, at Song Siguro
lanbeoe | Scope I oct belige 2anb.
s gpen Icre traf ban iammen meb
galoiiin, ben friitne 4onse | Seru.
iaIem og Iopeoe at itaa 9am Ri meo
at angribe nosle at De 8per, iom
bar | Wiibamebanernes Magt. Ssrit
brog bog Norbm9nbene til Seruia.
lem og forrettebe fin Inbagt peo
Srelierens @rap. Saa REQ Sigurb
neo til Sorbans Slob os babeoe Zig
| oens 8anoe. ga ban fom tiIbage
til Seruialem fit Sisurb mango
foItbare 8aber, beriblanbt o9faa ct
Stpffe Gr9, iom ifuIbe bore en-
Spaam at bet belIiee aors, % iaa
begap ban oe bans W9nb fig til 81.
Don for at biRlpe Song 9alorin
meb at inotase benne 9p. Otter
Ter Tigers geleiring tog be Sioon og
gioroe ct fort 9ptte. 9erefter ftp
rebe Sisurb oper til appers og Der
fra til &onitnntinopel. S benne @p
mootoees ban at aeiieren mleo itore
@resbepisniuser. Manse al bans
M9no tog Sieneite | aeiierens Scr;
mebens Song Sisura ielp og De an.
bre reiite biem oper 2ano giennem
giilgarien; llngarn og Spiflanb.
San naaebe 9oree efter at babe Doe.
ret borte / n9iten fire slar og blep
ba bebret iom 2anbets itsrite Self.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-01-28

3orifamerifaner en- TIaos | ben nor.
tie 2egntion. Gnbper, Der bar Iiot
ajenoifnb til Dorbplbene, peo, at ban
life pad nogert Maaoen angreoe ber-
paa, men tpertimoo snife6e at FINITE
lin Eripatiefretrr faitere til ben
norife legation peo at faa BAN no
nGpnt til aanceuiit. Gen npe Wini.
iter piI bcbepc ben lamme asiiitnnee,
og oa ban bel neppe fan foruoiGttes
at bile betoIe en- Eripatiefretrrs 2sn
no at i'm egcn CONNIE, bur6e Der op.
rettes en- 9anceliitpoit, Der, fom al
Miniiter Saiiae foreilaaet, buroe be-
i9ttes meo iioitnGpntes Eriuatiefre-
tor, Grcorif @uage. 9erpeo pilbe
TO Formal opnoaes; 9esationeil
piIoe faa ben nsopenoige Sinlp til
aontornrbeioetS ~llNfsrelie, og Mini-
iteren piIoe babe en- e%rfaren Mano of
benpenoe iig til meo Senipn til ben
anben Del at fin @isiion.
Den norffe Mcgiering fienoer aIle-
reoe Serr @aage, fsrit iom norif
8icefoniul ! ct. 2oiis os ienere Tom
nlsnnet aommisi9r peo geroensiio.
itiaingen iammeiteos. gorgerifabet
pil beIleriffe for @aages @eofom-
menoe mebfsre nogen 8anifeIigbe.
Der, oa ban enonu er norif 9orger.
On De glaoe, Der bar forlangt
Miniiterpoiten for en- @orifamerifa-
ner, nli, ba oenne 10 iaIfalb er beiat,
piIoe optage Spsrgsmaalet / Den
8orm iom ofenfor antpoet, funbe
maaffe noget opatnaes, % bet er pitt
ogiaa olt, bpaoo Der nnoer Smitpn-
bigbeberne fan opnaoes. Seq Iaoer
Spprgsmaalet goa oiOere.
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