davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington times., 1908-03-28
More Behind Fight
In NegU York State
Than Mere Reform

A prominent horseman discussing the
betting situation IN New York yester-
day said: You can bet that there Is
some power behind this movement
against the race tracks stronger and
more influential than the reform league
or the p0olroom element Somebody
with money and plenty Of IL is pulling
the strings. Why. somebody IS spend
ing and has been spending for a long
time 5000 a Gay % further this cam
paign against racing. You can gamble
that somebody high up Is mixed Up IN
this The battles Of wall Street have
been transferred 70 Albany IL is not
racing they are after 50 much. II is
August BelmOnt's scalp they are hunt
ing. Who was i that said he would
make a pauper OF August BelmOntg
That is the man who is trying 10 Kill
the race track.
The Washington times., 1908-03-28
BOYS DEPARTMENT
TO PLAY H0LI0KE

The basketball team of the Boys De-
partment Of the Y III {. A Will play a
picked team from the Holyoke (Mass)
high schools tonight Of o'clock.
The H0lyOke team Is probably one
OF the farthest north teams that have
played IN the city :his year. and they
have a reputation of being a fast team.
The Boys Department Ine-up Will
probably be Netzel right forward; Fur
mage. left forward; HildTeth. center
Kuehn, right back; Burton, left back.
The Washington times., 1908-03-28

or an American League CLUB. he can
not be released without the consent Of
every other club in that organization,
and II he should leave the services of
the Washington club without the for
maitty of release, he would commit
an Offense against baseball law By join
ing the Logan Squares. The commits
sion has forbidden a Club-OWner %
the service OF an independent club and
fixed a penalty for the infractiou of
this rule. The Sporting News does
not charge Cantillon with having con
splred with Callahan 10 cover up keely
nor is the Washington manager ar
raigned as an ally of a club or party
that is an enemy OF organized baseball
The allegations in the clipping written
by Mr.. Rice from the training camp
OF the Washington club are too specific
and seqUental 70 be unfOunded, and
their authors reputation shields him
from suspicion of having given publicity
20 story for which he can not vouch.
Confederation will be had II the plan
untolded by Mr.. Rice for the disposition
of heely is followed. A year hence,
the young pitcher may prefer a berth
with the American Associations Chtca-
go club 10 one with the Washtngt on
club Of the American League. In the
meantime, Callahan's investment OF $500
VIII give him young pitcher OF ability,
and as the purchase price will be re-
turned 70 him by the Washington club
next fall, he Will have made a most
excellent bargain, even If the spirit and
letter Of the national agreement have
been violated. What's the national
agreement. anyhow, between friends?
What Harsh Wordsl
Heavings, amt them the harshest
words Yet Manager CanuHon and Out
law Callahan bore up bravely when they
saw the righteous Indignation Of the
editorial writer. They calmly explained
that Keely had engagements in Chica-
60 which would keep him there until
June Is, when the Washington Club
visits the Windy City. and then he will
join Washington. When Kelly came
here he was doubtful of his own ability
To make good and refused 10 cut away
from his business associations in Chit
cage. where he has q good position. un-
I'll he could tell where he stood In base
ball. Now that he has received assur-
ances that he is good enough for fast
company and can get something OF a
fancy salary from Washington, he has
agreed TO go into baseball as a regular
occupation. but not until fhe date
named.
The Washington Club reached Hous-
ton this morning in fine shape, and ex-
poets TO make St. Louis a sure winner
in the cellar championship race. Altizer
is still so much under the weather with
his brIise on the hip that Gates will
play third the whole game and Falken-
berg and Keely will do the pitching.
Washington plays here today and to-
morrow. Fort Worth on Monday. Dallas
on Tuesday, and Wichita on Wednesday
and Thursday
The Washington times., 1908-03-28
Spectators Walk Home
Sadder and Wiser CROWD;
Gala Day for BookieS
The Worm Turns and PenCiIers Get Sweet
Revenge for LOsses-Defeat of Samuel
II. Harris Big Surprise.

the plate. II the third race they had
Goes Fast catered. WOODLAND was the
fSvorite here. and all the wise hsh said
that this was the spot TO get hunk fol
the meeting. The money poured in on
WOODLAND, and he went TO the post a
500 favOrite
While tho puOlic was falling over itself
70 get down on WOODLAND the foxy Bal
tlmoreans were quietly circulating
through the ring gra bling all that
10 / and to on Goes Fast. And they
landed the money, for Goes Fast col
Jared WOODLAND in the stretch and made
him look like a deuce.
The Washington times., 1908-03-28
The Score.

First base on balls-On Patten, 8; or
Wilson, !; on pagan, ?; OF Case. l. Struck
out-By Patten. 8; by Wilson, J; by EaRan.
/; By case. l. Three base hits-Hughes
Shipke, Case. TWo-base hits-KrueEsr
Shipke. Sacrifice hlt-Meinie. stolen bases
Patten % KerWin Double pIays-KrueEer
10 Brashear 90 BecSey t2)i Cross 10 Brash-
ear 20 Beckley; Shipke 90 Smith % Warner
(2I. Wild pitch-Wilson. Passed balI-Crisp
Umpire-Mr.- Owens. Time OF game hours
The Washington times., 1908-03-28
Good Thing Gone Wrong.

One Of the best things Of the meet
ing went wrong yesterday. when
Samuel H. Harris was defeated by
Park Row. a 25-tO-I shot. Harris is own
ed by P II. Sullivan and he came on
from New York with a large following
10 back his horse, which on the dope
of the opening day, when he ran so
well in the handicap, looked like a
moral The weight OF the BOwery
dough made Harris a 9-tO-10 favorite
The favOrite ran a good race. but he
could never. get within hailing distance
Of old Park Row. who had one OF his
animal arrackS of sneed.
The Washington times., 1908-03-28
THE LITERAL THING.

7 hear simpson has gone in for the
simple life"
What do YOU mean2"
He has accepted a position in an ir-
stitute for the feeble-minded. ''-EG-
cha uEe.
The Washington times., 1908-03-28
timely GLeanings
From Many Camps

After several weeks rest at White
Plains, President Harry Pulliam, of the
National League, was at his Office again
Yesterday looking younger and less care
worn than usual.
The Washington times., 1908-03-28

National League, was at his Office again
yesterday looking younger and less care
worn than usual.
The Phillies had A lot of fun with the
Charleston team yesterday. 1t was easy
for Manager Murray's aggregation. and
the South Carolina boys were NOT even
allowed 10 cross the plate.
Hans Wagner has become immensely
popular since his announcement to re-
tire from baseball. His correspondence
number something like 300 letters a day.
When Hans returns from his duck hunt
he will employ a STAFF of assistants to
answer his mail. In the meantime
HOnus has appealed TO The newspaper
10 stop the attack
The last days in Texas are very much
20 the liking of McGraw, who says that
the Giants are becoming stronger every
day. Next week the Giants will begin
their triumphant march GOthamWard.
Thus far, President Taylor, OF the Red
SOE. has seen no reason to regret the
money he paid for Jack Thoney. The
eX-TOronto player has come up TO the
cXpeCIaUiO OF the Boston management.
c. Webb Murphy is not overjoyed at
some Of the III luck which has fallen
10 the lot o. the Cubs this season, but
he is we'll pleased with the progress his
men are making down in Mississippi.
ard says that he sees no reason why
he should retract the statement made
soma weeks ago to the effect that the
Cpbs, etc, etc.
The Reds have been improved by their
trl, South and Manager Camel is quite
satisfied with results. The Cincinnati
bunch is expected to hike home tOmor-
row.
The Washington times., 1908-03-28
Baltimorean's Favorite.

The Baltimore crowd made its usual
killing II IS a very frigid afternoon,
indeed, when the Monumental City
sports do not put something good over
The Washington times., 1908-03-28
Langdon's troubles.

Whitley Langdon had his troubles yes
terday, A day or two ago he bought
Animus and Call Boy from John Mad
den and yesterday he went in 10 win
them out. Call Boy was entered in the
maiden race and looked d ciEch there.
Whitley and his friends flooded the rms
with money and sent Call Boy 10 the
post an even-nIOnsy favOTiLe. only 10
be beaten out by Richmond Duke.
To get square. Whitley plunged for thF
limit on Animus in the last race and
there the GIFTED Campaigner
came along and upset the dough dish.
These be parlous times, indeed The
fact that Whitley had $500 10 invest IN
race horses has been spread through the
country and has caused the young
pIunger considerable annoyance. Ever
since the fact became known he has
been deluged with kilograms reading
something ike this Don't wish 10 hur-
~ YOU but would like you 20 kick in
something rs soon a 5 possible"
The Washington times., 1908-03-28

n was the bookies that rode 10 town
from Benning in automobiles last night
the SPECTATORS patronizing the trolley
and some walked.
The pencners have been complaining
Of disastrous losses ever since the meet
ing opened. Thursday they were sadly
trounced, and some of them were put
down for the count Yesterday The
worm turned, the books got the biggest
play Of the meeting, and they Kept al.
the money. II was nothing but disaster
after disaster for the bettors from the
time that DR.. Lee crossed his legs and
fell in the stretch IN the first race. car
ryinz with him a tremendous bundle OF
long green, up 70 the finish In the last
race, when the odds-on favcrite AMI
mus. trailed in behind Campaigner and
Kiniecrankie. Madden's hlly. Court
Lady, won the two-year-old event, and
that was the sole ray OF light that
pierced the deep gloom OF the afternoon.
Biggest Crowd This Year.
The biggest crowd Of the meeting was
out. and the indication are for a bumper
attendance this afternoon, a rafting
good card will be served up. with the
Washington Nursery, the spring handi-
cap steepIeChase. and the Potomac purse
as plurns Jubilee and Bellwether viii
meet in the Potomac. this time at even
weight and IL will be a battle worth
going to see. If Representative Sims
could be Induced 10 ride out this after
noon lie might revise his opinion or
/ race tracks.
BY the way the racing people are feel
ing quite chippy about that Sims bill
since In has come under the ken OF
hat eminently conservative body. the
United States Senate. They feel that
nothing viii be rashly done in the
premises. II was said yesterday that
The bill had been referred TO a sub
committee, the members OF which were
absent. from Washington. and might not
return during this session. Wise old
fellows those Senator's
The Washington times., 1908-03-28

The Reds have been improved by their
trl, South and Manager Camel is quite
satisfied with results The Cincinnati
bunch is expected to hike home tOmor
row
The Washington times., 1908-03-28

GALVESTON, Tex. March 81 American Leag
They're on Hot De released Wlth0t
The Washington times., 1908-03-28

Thus far, President Taylor, Of the Red
SOX. has seen no reason to regret the
money he paid for Jack Thoney. The
eX-TOronto player has come up 70 the
cXpeCIa tons Of the Session management.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1908-07-02
Hlttttttter 81


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IN 9artnrO IN Der Stabtbae nb bic 2otaberbdnb nit bei
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organization 5uttanoe geommen it, urb der @ermanfagerz
elm bon Siou SAILS cine 9ganoammIung Der en,enen QOta
orbdnoe enberun oamit cine gemeiniams 9iqa BON minne
baha onn tp ufanO iomm e6enu cine oemenIame onHi
tuition an8enpmmen proen fann.
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counties Or9anifr Deroen Oen Die 6auptId6l6 bon 3e Be-
eoelt no unb sig Den 6ebuaben gb mob cine Menoe arbe
(Ssbe unter 6umboot rp SarorO gO fe oraa los oelt
Idsr Widel!
8as 8Orgebm Oes p3eutIden SerOlO4 um Der infamen
Gountp= Optton=9 II uno Der DrpBenben 8rpbibftion
oas gel ammte beuti9e 8Dtum i'm Gtaate enoeoen,u
ieBen rdgt bere Grh6 gs gilt allen auen rafarapn bem
n unb oen reunoen Der grObibitO ue bic ginpanoeruno
bmnen 6ormer unO g6atslue idper ldOiqn uno bic Fre
Selbfbeimmung eos fren Mannes tnben piroe offenen
Rrisg gu ertdren uno Elm beilde Sron gu MAIDEN men
f9enret tts ge4en or Pnrteitfepperet
3u 9ler 3eit limb idmmtlie 9eu6en in ben beutidn an
Ongen i'm Staa bionDrs ben gr6Beren Gre uno tdbten m
beten oo SRrtts ergreien dbni gerammunqn en,u=
bue uno ben Bal ns GOlen 8u 6n9en 2abt nid Ofer! o
fenlit noen m ergds 8uts in betr gldben uele Sqs
Ser auf Dem rsten Sled babsn bre 9t tun lit Gbren=
fate SIN gann 5aat mus ebnOe slattruf eridalen:
Germans TO the Front!@
Der g9eutfde 6erolb.4
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1908-07-02
+ 0rouer GleOelamO

3u ben DlAnnern, peld]e nidt nur
bDn ben 8emotrnten oes dltsren Shla=
oes. ionoern bon Der oanSen 9tatiOn,
beIpnoers ben 8eutid 9lmerifanern,
betrauert tueroen iollten, geb0rte Der
berIfDrbene gr grdIioent @rober
gIepeIano, Der yWeiie BON Prince-
tom. elmer Der berDorragenofsn
Gtaatsmdnner, ein furhtlDIer, gliiben:
Der gatriot, eiit unermii0li1er 8erFeh.
fer Der sSDee Der perI0nli6en 6reibeit,
Elm tiibler 8eoba6ter, oreimal gum
9rdTioenten noniinirt, unO 3neimal
erndblt, mar CT elmer Der vg0ellten Der
9lation4. gSon ieinen garteigenoien
teilneiIe i'm Slid 9elahen (lDtlIon
Sarif) purOe er in ben tommenOen
sSabren qldseno gerehtferti9t. 8rpan' 9
Sbeorien ftano er rsierbirt gegenitber,
dnoerte nber ipdter mOhl ebenlO iein
llrteil ii6er ben oemotratiiden 8anner=
trdeer, tuie leBtrer ielbIt cOnIerbatiber
muroe. 8as ihneioige llltimatum
aeqen gnQIano in oer9ene5uelas 6rage,
feline 6altung be3holidb ber g6Oreign=
ers@ uno in Der peri6nliden 6reibeitss
Fraoe mdren aqein Elm bleibenoes
8enfmal fir ben 9erItDrbenen. OBJ
Ihon er nit sunebmenoem 4lter lih
Der Bolitit fernbielt, tpuroe iein tUei=
fer, erfa6rener Gat oennon tets ge-
luht uno, bdtte er es genunIht, Ddre
er liher sum pierten Nlal als Brdli=
oentI1aFtstanoioat nominirt noroen,
un0 8rnan bate suriiftreten miiilen.
Ginfan fuie Der cole Spte lebte, mar
Tein geqrdbnis. Bruntlos, itill tpDllte
er beeroiot lperoen uno iein munih
nur0e reipeftirt. GbQleid 0as ges
qrdbnis aber ftritt pripater gtatur mar,
paren op1 Diele angeiebene Biir9er
suaeQen, oarunter grdIioent aOoIes
belt, Die @OuDerneure sort BON gtem
sSerIeD, Sugbes BON gien Dort uno
Sofe Smith bon @eDrgia, friibere
Mlitglieoer Der glepelano'ihen Sable
nette, IlitelieOer Der 6atultdt Der
8rinceton llniberfiidt uno 6reunoe
uno Ra6barn.
8ereits 1T aber i'm Staate gten
Seriep, in Qeparf, in uel6em @ountp
gleDelano gebpren tpurOe, cine 8eiue=
9un3 i'm @anqe. @eloer 81 iammeln,
um 8rouer @lebelano ein gtational=
Senfmal 81 isBen. 5raurig, oaB
@lepelano Die id6nen uno ebrlid 9e=
meinten @orte ni5t mebr Ieien tann,
bic ieine @egrer MN nod ieinem 5ooe
iiber ibn ia9en. (9tdberes iiber @le=
oelanos Rarriere uGO guoe liebe
0phenI9nu"
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1908-07-02

9lber ales 9lnoere fpiro in Den 9inter=
gruno geordngt; nur Brobibition
tpirb nls oas 9roBe 3aubermittel gegen
alles grneneleno uno aae SiinDe oes
prieIen. Sofieutli6 srtennt oas
SeutIdtum i'm Staate bic orobenbe
8eFabr. .. 3. llnrub.
(grabp! geIten Gant sueleih fir
Dieien gebarniI6ten Qrtitel. Der boiisntr
li6 feline 0irtun9 nibt berieblsn tpirO.
IS lit fem 3weifel, OaB Die g8abl
9eiieps elm 3ueeitduonis an Die grO=
bibitiOnspartei iein pirbe. 9robibi=
tipn muR pom ganSen 7eutihtum als
Der Inn 6erbIf eemeinIam 81 betdmp=
fenoe Jeino betradtet psroen. gBia
y9on 6omme SO. binter Wtinnehaba
so. suriiflteben2 g9enn niht. oaun
nader Die 5rommel gerubrt unO auh
in 5pnoall, SCotlano uTm. SEreibcitss
2iaas organiIiert uno geriammlun9en
einberufen! 8iei @rfols miiuiht s.. D.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1908-07-02
q 4eriSnli6e Sreieeits. eiaas.
S0u IN b olO t.

~ u llt y y 1.
9lu6 in 6umbolOt baben lit nun
Die uadern Oeuti1en giroer bon bort
uno aus Der llm9ebung 3uiammen9e.
tan uuo baben cine ggsribnli1e 6rei=
beitss2ioa@ oroaniIirt. 9lm leBten
SamItag 9lahmittag um 2 llbr fGno,
iuie i'm ,8eutIhen Serolo" an9esei9t
mar, Die 8erIammlung ltatt, in mel=
der Die Organization pollSo9en purDe.
gr traten bieiem 6reibeits. .8unoe TO-
fort As Wtit9lieoer bel uno Der Qn=
lAluB BON wenigitens nod einmal
10 biel libernl9eIinnten Mtdnuern bins
uen furSer 3eit 1T geii6ert.
IS muroen folgenoe 8eamten err
mdblt: grdIioent, Senrp Munot ;
8i5e grdlioent, 8. 8uhbeim; Sefre=
tdr, Gnrl SeiniDn; S6aBmeilter,
Seinri1 Wtalier.
6umbOlbt bat iihsrli1 einen autsu
glnfan9 aemaht unD es neroen hofent=
lib balO ebenIO 9iinltige 9tahri9ten
aus ben anoern Srten in Ntinnebaba
@ountp eintrefien.
6artforb.
Die "geri6nli6e 6reibeitss9iea bot
am Samitag ibre geriammlung abge=
balteu. gs baben Iib bereits 30 Ilit-
glieoer unterihrieben unb eineeiablt
uno bunoerte tperoen lih nod anIblie=
zen. Die 6auptDerIammlung Ioa
Ip0terbiu ltattiinoen, mo- oanu
Die Contribution i'm @ansen anaeuom=
men meroen Ion. gleun QrtiteI Der
@0nititutiOn iin0 bereits gut sebeiBen
moroen.
Die an9enomnsnsn glrtitsl lautsn
ME folgt
I. Der 3ped oes @ereins lift, alIe
6jeieBe, pel6e gegeu uniere perionlide
6reibeit iino, auf shrlide 98eiie5u
betdmpfen.
2. Seoer tann Wtitglie0 oieies Ser
eins nerOen, nelher itimmbere6tigt lit
(2l Sabre att uno pon unbei6oltenem
2ebensmanoel.
3. Sebes Wtitolieo berpflihtet Iid,
einen idbrlihen 8eitrng bon so @ents
Su be5ablen; iuenn bieIe Summe CUR
geltreitung Der 9usIaben ni6t auss
rei9t, t0nnen @rtras 8eitrdqe er6oben
neroen, oob biirfen oieIe 80 Sent pro
Sa6r ni4t iiberihreiten.
4. Die 8eamten oes 8ereins iino:
8rdlioeut, 8iSe prdfoeut. Setretdr u.
SdaBmeiiter, uelhe ie auf ein 3abr
geudblt Deroen.
g. Der qraiioent BAT oos 3e6t,
8eriammlun9en eirl5Hberufen, 10 Oft
oies notmenoig etiheint.
s. Ser Yiees Prdlioent fiibrt IN Nb-
tueienbeit oes 9rdlioenten oen @orIiB,
unO er fam aud fir oen Setretdr nnO
SaaBmeiiter in oeren 9lbpeIsnbeit
eintreten.
z. Ser Setretdr fii6rt oas 9rDtotol
in ben GerIammlungen uno i1reibt
baIielbe in Das 9rototolbuh ein.
s. Ser SdaBmeilter bat Die @eloer
bes 8ereins in 8ermabrun9 uno bari
nur 9esen 0r0ers, unterI6rieban bonn
PraNoenten Huo Setreiar, 0el0 alls=
5ahlen.
9. Sis Wtitglieoer Derpflidten li1,
tets gum 8eiten oes @ereins gu ipirten
uno oemielben neue Mlit9lieOer Susu=
fiibren.
9ta9osm bic @ountp=Cr0aniIatiOn
OolI5o9en lit. miro DER @erma-
mia 8erein ieoenfals cine 9elegatens
gerFammlung nod Siour Sails eins
berufen. no oann allgemeine Statuten
fiir ben @ountp=9erbano augenOmmen
Deroen fOllen.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1908-07-02

geieBe ais @ingriif in Die inbiDiouelen
3e6te Der 8iirqer.
gDas glebelano ourhieBte, Iollte aud
8rpan t0nnen, unb oonn itdnoe oas
9an3e beutIbe 8otum binter ibm, mie
es binter @lebelano fano.
X
Der pl6Blibe Sob BON ROnoreB=
mann, Sol. 90. s.. Barter, Ciebe
Na1ridten unter 8lat 6ias) bat allen
neuen pDlitiihen Spelulationen Siren
unb Sore eebiinet. Die @elegenbeit
benIelben Elm gnoe 81 MAIDEN, lit auf
Der republ. Siaats Contention in
Qtithea gegeben. Die bort am Ia. Suli
Suidmmentriit. Die Stalparts" mei=
len nuf nngeblibe 8altimmungen oes
grimdripablgeieBes bin, oas fir ben
5OoesfaG zines &on9reBmannes cine
SpsSialnabl bprIiebt, oeren Srt uno
3eit bon perIhieoenen gartei-Somitees
felt3uIeBen lei. SIT leBtsres Der sal,
0ann miibte alio fur ben nod 3 Ntonas
te oauernoen 5ernin tpieoer Elm Spes
3ial=grimarn ltattfinoen, oeren Soften
bon Den Stalmarts auf ettpa $50, 600
ausQerehnet puroen. DieIe Srage lit
alIo apie0er cine brennenoe geDDroen
uno mag unter llmlt0noen oen tiefen
RiB in Der republ. gartei nod idlims
mer uno tieFer MAIDEN, sumal g. B.
Wartin in ben 8lad 6ias Elm 10 Itars
tes gotum erbielt unb BEL ben leBten
) 8rimnrries" iiber isinenSniur9enten=
@egner iiegte. Wir glauben, oaB Der RiB
ni1t 9ebeilt uiro, mag aud nod 10
iebr 0armonie" 9sprebi9t neroen uno
baB, menn bic 8enotraten Die politis
fhe Sage ausSunuBsn berIteben - cine
Gage, ipie lie ME beher fir tie borban=
ben mar - bic 6armonie" an9eneb.
me 3utunftsmuIit fir oemotratiIde
G6ren lit.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1908-07-02

Sn poIitii6er SinIi6t 6erri6t augen=
blifli9 Die WinbItiae, mie Dor einem
braulenoen ggirbellfurm. 90 manae
llebsrraidungen uno gnttdui6ungen
ourIten bic 4olititanten uno Ranoi=
oaten in Der leBten grimdrtpa6l err
fa6ren. Snfplgsoehen plaBen Die Bei=
ter i'm Stillen nod offers 3ufammen.
9lber rubiq 8lut, es tpiro I1on OUT
| 1T Elm Tne3ifilbes 0eilmittel. Dit Der
8ertr6lfung auf Die 3utuntt tritt &ube
tpieoer elm.
56reiber Oie!er 3eilen beabfdtigt
nibt, uniern nominierten @jouber=
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| tii9en Stauopuntie aus gu tritiiieren,
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