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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-16
RULE WHITNEY OFF!
His Horse Oversight Beats Kings
Beast In Race in
Britain.

NEWMARKET, Eng, April 1.-THE
loyal purple. gold braid. scarlet
sleeves and gold trimmed velvet cap
of King Edward was forced 20 take
second place TO the modest Elton blue
and brown cap of Harry Payne Whit
ney when the American bred gelding,
Oversight, by Bally Hoo Bey-Forget,
won the race for the historic CRANKY
Plate. with $1,000 added over the last
four furlongs OF the Rous course to-
day. His majesty's Vain Air. one OF
the best Of the youngsters In the royal
stables. was second. with Sol Joeis
Split third. The kings horse was an
odds on favorite at 5 to 4. while TO
1 against the Whitney gelding was
considered a good price by the Amer
lean contingent and they cleaned up
heavily on the outcome. Skeets Mar
tin rode the winner.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-16

Detroit and Cleveland to Clash In
Game Not On Schedule.

1t is formally announced by Presi'
dent Frank J. Navin. OF the Detroit
Baseball club, that game would be
played at Bennett park Sunday after
noon with the Cleveland club. now tied
with the local aggregation for the
leadership OF the league. The game
will start at o'clock and will take
the place OF the one scheduled for
Tuesday The Monday game will be
played as scheduled.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-16
Call to Cardinals.

The Cardinals will line up against
the strong Warrens Saturday morning
at Trumbull and Warren-aves. The
following players are requested to re.
port early. A. Cameron, r. Paget
Jenney. Dream, Davis, Burgess, Hen
derson. A. and B. Israel. White, Mar.
Gus and J. and f. Thomas.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-16
Cornish 10 Elected Director.

NEW YORK. April 16.-At yester-
days annual meeting OF the National
Lead Co.. Z. ]. Cornish was elected a
director 10 fill the vacancy caused by
s. w. Rockwells death. The other
directors were reelected. G.. o. Car
penter was elected vice president, sue,
ceeding Rockwell. The other officers
were reelected. Oficial announce
ment was made that no action was
taken regarding the reported plan to
retire the company's preferred stock.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-16

Schaefer. who had come over TO cover
the base Parent was out by most
comfortable margin and the crisis was
rassed
Whereupon Bush came 10 bat and
drove the bail on line into right
field, just To show that the fielding
department OF the game Is not the
only one in which he Is able 10 be
OF material assistance TO his club. =
Oh. you, "Donie"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-16
Sporting Notes
Harvard and Yale will row July 4, ii

Harvard and Yale will row July 4, thi"
year.
Detroit wheelmen will have a hall
team
Petty out-pitched Young md the Maps
were lucky TO stay tied with the
Tigers.
ni SiaeseS iAthers Is hitting about
500 on the trip.
resentatives OF 800 high schools In
her interschoiastie meet May 10.
The southern Michigan schedule may
be revised. as several towns are kick
ing and a special meeting has been
called.
Groom, the new washinEton pitcher
proved a mark for New York yester-
day The Yankees may surprise
somebody this year.
stanley KctcheI's reported settlement
OF Miss Houman's suit out OF court
turns out to have been myth. NO
5000 will soothe the ladys feelings
at her turn-down.
Ames pitched q hard-Iuck game against
Brooklyn. not allowing man TO
reach first Till the thirteenth when
he went TO pieces. Wilhelm held the
Giants 10 three hits.
.
washfngton r. feeling the loss of VAL
ter Johnson severely. The attack or
malaria with which he was afflicted
in Texas this spring still keeps the
phenom on the hospital list.
.
Ed walsh claim. Comi.key offered him
no contract prior 10 March /. and has
wild idea that he NAV be declard
n free agent. The betting Ia easily
with anything like that.
Joh Printing done right. Times p~tut-
ing Co. 10 John R-st. Phone 1893.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-16
A playground Booklet.

"Playtime" is the subject OF a neat
little booklet, Just issued by A. @.
Spalding & Bros. II comprises an In
telligent concensus of opinion by
prominent authorities on the value o.
such places and Is replete with Illus
trations OF practical Fairgrounds al
ready in use. The book is full OF sug.
gestions for those interested in the
further establishment OF Fairgrounds
for city children anu is entirely free
from advertising.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-16
Call to Athletics.

The Athletic baseball club will hold
a meeting at John Schaefer's next Sun.
day, April IS, 1909. The following
players are requested TO report: Fred
Hantz, Charles Rutter, Fellrath. Sims,
Becker, Charles Hantz. Fred Popkay
Ed. Stein. Densmore. Wick, Famous
Krouse. Barrett, Burgess Mertsch
Spranger, Harrington, Buchner. and
the only Billy" Rocks. Judge Stein
will be retained as scout for another
wear
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-16

Bush a LallapalOOza,
Says Chicago Scribe

Brief mutter.ngs as regards
that young volcano, Bush, must
be inserted right here. Detroit
sure has picked mp a iallapa.
looza In this shortstop. IL he
didn't cover more territory than
the statutes allow the Sox might
have wound up differently. He
seemed TO take weird delight
In stepping around second base
and cutting on budding bingles
before they reached their prime.
Malcolm NacLean In Chicago
Record-Hersld.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-16

Two-base hit--McIntyre. Home run
|-Cravath Sacrifice hits-Bush, MOTT
arty Isbell. Stolen base-Cobb. E rir.
bass Of Errofs-Detroit, ]; Chicago. s.
left on bases-Detroit. 6: Chicago. s.
Struck out-By Summers. >; by White'
8 Double Piay n,,pSssmsu msn asa i:
White. l. Time-l:30. Umpires-
KERN and O'Loughiin. Attendance
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-16
CONNIE CLEANS HOUSE.
Among Those Released 10 Joe Jack
son, Alleged Second Cobb.

PHILADELPHIA. April 16--Connie
Mack released four players today.
They are Salve, who goes to Johns
town. in the Tri-State league: Files
to Holyoke; Kicher to Bridgeport,
and Jackson TO Savannah.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-16
RICE CONFIDENT HIS
CREW WILL WIN RACE
Ex.Detroiter Talks Enthusiastically
About Columbia
Bows.

Boys.
BOSTON, April 16.-Coach Rice. OF
Columbia, and his eight-oared varsity
crew. who row against Harvard here
tomorrow. are confident OF victory.
Rice said today:
Il believe that the present Columbia
crew is as fast a combination as that
which defeated Harvard on the
Charles two years ago. My men are
all in the best condition end should
give a good account of themselves"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-16
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
STANDING.
Yesterday's Results.

Detroit 3. Chicago /.
Cleveland 4. ST. Louis 3.
New York 4. Washington I.
Rain at Philadelphia
Today's Games.
Chicago at Detroit.
Cleveland at ST, Louis.
Boston at Washington.
New York at Philadelphia.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-16
TOdnys GaInes
O. KS We. Hillside,

". N. y Vs. IIlio'tSos
O. KS will play the Hillsides at
Garveys grounds Sunday. 0. KS
please report early.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-16
DISCRIMIN NATION
NOT YET Ap-
PARENT.


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would
the Of the
and
which
the
Ito
the
give
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bad
Farrell
would effective be-
ono
particularly
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II
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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-16
SPORT VIEWS
and REVIEWS
...By..
PAUL II.
BRUSKE.

y louis SCI o
L
Known OF
mItn he
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-16
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
STANDING.
Yesterdny's Results.

Chicago 10. ST. Louis 4.
Cincinnati :. Pittsburg
Brooklyn ., New York t3 In
ningsD
Rain as Boston.
Todny's Games.
Philadelphia at Boston.
Brooklyn at New York.
Ffttsburg at Cincinnati
st Louis at Chicago.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-16

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OF the
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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-16
DETROIT ENTRIES
MAKE A BIG
HIT.

From the purely spectacular point handicap
IN
Really this should
re formo OF former
There will be rejoicing
oil
his ms ct.
another column The Times
OF Mr.
D. L. A
Athletic
he
in
to and
he Ions beenso minent
chances
did with Mahmout is badly o
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-10-31
P.ILlS And PLAYERS

Annie Mack. the dancer. is to he
featured III new musical produc-
.tion.
\ new play. Two Women and That
Man" is to have an early production
in New York.
The Harvest Moon" by August
Thomas. is To have its first produc-
tion at Atlantic City.
Charles ]. Ross and Lima Abar-
haneil will be featured in Henry Saw
ages production of The Love Cure. -
ALA NaZimova is tn begin her tour
in The Passion Flower at New
Haven the latter part Of the month.
William Gillette. who wrote Held
by the Enemy" and "Seeset Service. -
is writing another play on the Civil
war.
THE Trail of the Lonesome Pine, -
the navel by John Fox. l. now being
dramatized and will be produced by
Delemeter and Norris.
The EARTH James Bernard Fa-
gan's latest play. liz t. have its first
American production early next month
in Chicago.
The Lottery" = new play by Rida
johnson Young. is to be- produced by
the Shuherts shortly. with Jameson
Lee Flnney in the leading role.
Charles Frohman has postponed his
departure for London. where he is tn
take UP his permanent abode. rs h
has Is productions Yet to make here
Margaret Anglin viii remain in New
York Indefinitely. The Awakening al
Helena Ritehies being the only pro-
ductien in which she will appear this
season
Sir Charles Wyndham and Miss
Mary Moore will present the following
plays during their American tour this
season: Mrs. Gorringe's Necklace.
The MoltuSc"' and David Garrick. %
Mime Bernhard will soon enact tbs
rnle of Mieris. a hs5nd wuman. In
Brieux's la Fni." II Is the par
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-10-31
Electropodes
Do Wonders
For Stomach
Remarkable Electric Device To Produce
Wireless Current That Quickly
Restores Diseased Stomach
and Other Organs.
A Real Treatment For rheumatism.

A Real Treatment For rheumatism.
We want to call the attention of our
readers To a remarkable electric device
which seems already to have exploded
many pet theories of physicians and
scientists, and To have produced posi-
tive wonder To those who have used IL.
This new invention Is called Electro
podes, which comes in pairs-both pro-
dncing together. it is stated. an un-
noticeable yet effective current
throughout the entire body, permeat-
ing the vital organs, purifying and
correcting diseased conditions. reguiat
ing vital functions and strengthening
the nerves almost beyond description.
II proves at last that electricity is
not only life but health, and sigor UNI
surpassed. 1t has already produced
astonishing results In stomach and
liver troubles, kidney complaints. back
pains. lnmhago. insomnia. weak heart.
rheumatism, nervous prostration, neu-
ralgia and weak nerves.
These results are not faneiful but al
ready proven. For those who have
relied on medicines for curing the
above diseases. these Elecrropodes
come as a distinct revelation.
Those who wear them report an in
eNprcsSihle new feeling of glow and
health 10 every organ. the nerves. the
entire body. Nothing Ike ii has ever
been found.
EIectropaaes are peculiar metallic in
soles i'll appearance. insulated and 50
placed in the heels of the shoes a. 10
he uunotlcCable to the wearer They
al fA al fpH
IT not for the glow Of energy and
health you would never know you had
them on. They are different from any
other electric device in that they prn-
duce Il current only when in actual
use.
ElectrorSdes have already been dis
tributed so that YOU can now get
them at any drug store at 800 Il pair
To prove tn Enn that they do the won
derful things claimed for them, the
druggist signs a legal binding contract
that If you are not perfectly satisfied
with the E.lectropodes al the end Of 90
days. yaar money wilt be refunded
II your druggist should not have
Eteetropodes On hand, send 81 90 for a
pair to The Electropode company,
suite g.. Holland block. Lima. Ohio.
and they viii he sent IL you Oh the
same 30 days trial. with our contract
signed by the manufacturers, binding
themselves 10 completely satisfy you.
or positively refund your money. and
also the interesting story of how Efec~
trop5des heal no matter Where the
trouble is located. 81 whether fer
lady ar gentleman
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-10-31

promise. She also has another sutton
in the person of John Raymond, a
young physician, who is untiring in
mis- efforts to win the girl and turn
her from the stage career. but all to
no avail. Consequently. the doctor
employs mental suggestion" tn de.
stroy the girls ability to sing. Find
ing herself unable to sing the girl
consents to marry the doctor. but on
her bridal morn she regains her voice
which forces the doctor to confess
that he used his will power to crush
her ambition for Il stage career. There
is vein of incidental music inter
woven in the plot which is one of
the important features OF the piece
THE Climax Is in three acts and
will be presented by very capable
cast Of Broadway players.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-10-31

speculative philosophy. though its
treatment relieves it IF being in any
sense a problem play and al whole
it ferns TIE aft the most charming
dramas OF the stage today. There are
only GeeF characters In The Climax. -
bat taey are all living. moving human
beings 81 rei blood. not stage char
actsEs,'' but ra@ rapPEe soa meet in
every day walks al life, The story
tslzs 1T It young girl Adetzza. VIVA
comes franz the west In develop her
vols rs singer. She resides in the
household 81 hsc Instructor. an Italian
yajs= easurtst. AMI Is hata>ed by his
~s4 FH4@" IL yssuug es5Gap~@cr ii great
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-10-31

musical thame by Jeseeh Carl Bre5L
NtA sislt this ely seaa. THE Gil
max II said t. b. osze ct the really
sr{at plays of the period and a piece
that has received the united endorse
merit - the New York critics. This
refreshing naw rete in dramatic Lii
eratare l. the relgaths success #
Broadway tnr II Il said a. contain
all the elements "f "a really great play
aud + =Ezass.fZs3 ~ gHa al Eae hest
products 81 American dramatic gent
ias, it l. declared that the pEuv aE-
fea1s t. Eae mast complex emotions,
IL is a delightful comedy taken as
Such ajaas.. Il H. Interesting a.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-10-31

Mrs. Patrick Campbell is playing in
Sir Herbert Trees London production
of the drama.
Walter Hampden, the original Man
son of The Servant I'm the House"
and Miss Janet Beecher of Chicago
win assume the leading roles in the
impending production of clyde Fitch's
play, The City
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-10-31
MISS BILLIE 81 RAE

Miss Billie Burke Is making her
first transcontinental tour as A star
this season and from all along the
line comes glowing accounts of the
triumphs she is scoring. Her play
Is Love Watches" comedy by the
same author as My Wife." the piece
In which she first appeared in Ameri-
ga rs John Drew's leading woman
She is booked at the Harnois theater
for Tuesday evening November o.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-24
.eliblun9ene Sdllaubtit.

Sn elmer itiirmiidsn, rsansriiden
aio1t elite Der Barrier Journaliit
2eroi ieirer gebauiuns gu. Gr bate
ieinen lleDerjie1er bon pbe1 biS urtcn
sugetn0pft. nolte gerne pifIen, ipie
ipdt es lei, mar jebOh 81 bequem. ieis
zen lleber5ieber auf5utn0pfen, I'M mad,
Der llbr gu ie6en. Muh lpoIlts CT bel
bieier @%elegenbeit niGt no1 nailsr
lperDen, ols er ihon NOR.
Bon nc!tem geipabrte er einen gut=
setleioeten Wennn auf Iib outommen
unO oadte bel iid: rDu pirit jest bic
fen 5errn noh Der 3eit frogsn, bom
brnudft Dill Dir ben lleberrod nid)t
oufsutnbpfen."
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bDfIid: vWiNen sic pisq.id!, lpie
fpat Is tit, metn 9err?"
Der anbere blieb ebenfolls fte1en,
sog ben rehten SonoIhab aus, tnDpite
Ieinen uebersieber bon pben bis uuten
auf, tn0pfte ebenlo feinen Ncd bon
oben bis unter auf unb sog feline So
itenubr beraus, bielt oiefe bonn 70,
oae Der aaternenihein auf lis fiel, foD
nod cinen Musenblid ouf bus 3iffers
blatt unb iaste oann: .9epiB, mein
Derr, iebt pcib i'd es."
Sopann itedte CT bic llbr ipieosr elm
nnb eing obne ein ipeiteres Wprt bas
DOH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-24

Witucrualtcr cruonut.-
aitf ole Grnellnlng Der $3.50. 2epin 8.
Giricion lulb Hi6urb y. Sippctt I'll
Wtulicnpcrlpnltcrn Scr .@ut6 Gbofo-
looel. Gompaanie" bin , itclten &c,
tern SolnlcS mo Wnbbin0tolt. mel.
den Die Iirma $tO42 iduuIoct, Den
gntroa filr Die Grnennltng cines Mit.
pl%rlpulters. Gle Niltport muir bis
jllm 30. Sollilnr .cinAcrcidt lucrOcll.
GaS Traucnit III mreht
Gin Sebli d. Lao. - "a oicSSrai;.
enred)tlerirnen nun, aid lire Nbiiti
angcfiinoigt babcil, inns bier in Ma.
rDlano NIT ibrcr A~aitotion III begIii-
deiL 81 !ueld)em }lued bcreitS cine
Ger'onmIltng IN Der Garlic Sole irl
Der ,lrn1littclborcn 3lltulit ongetiin
Digit lporocn lit, o%iiritc es illtcrciiailt
lcilt, 5u bernebrcit. mas Seltc, sic
lid) nit DEM Stuoium Der 1sro0c eirs
9ebeno befabt bobcn. iiber oicielbe
oelfcn. Sos Srolielliti!nlnred,t bui
III DEN bier Stnatcli. IN ocncll man cs
erprobtc - Colorado, lltub, Syooho
rno Wpoming mebr Sd)coeu ais
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Treoerif @oob in cinerguiprofc Dor
Der National 2cngue ior tie Gipic
education Of @onler. Sur @efrGiti.
guil9 oicicr GrtlGriunN perloS or ei
l,en Vrief bon @enerol ". !. Golmer
bon Colorado, in lpclfem Ole Mniidt
dllagelprphelt lit. onb iidD ooS Nroas
en'tlmnrcdt i'll St0nte Colorado
ais Iebliflaa eriuieien hat. Nr. @oob
laatc, Die Grrid,tu,g zines Slgcno9c-
rid)teS IN Colorado iuerbr OFT ais ei1e
Grrltngenid)ait oeS 6rauel:. Siimr..
retiS bingeitellt. aber iolu,c Sribu'
Eale gebe rs aitd) in 70 Stauten, III
peld)en 8raiten fem @oblrcd)t bn-
ben, mo bas critic Slgclogcrid,t lei
III Wdl1ad)t,etts 9e'dloftel Doroeil.
no Die Sraiteit bas ibllen dl~gebotenc
Woblred)t a~blebnter. Sn oeli bier
Stooten init Irollen Stinmreht
babe oas Settere MIR oo5ii beigetro.
gen. Die bereits beitebenoe politiid,c
Corruption nod, jrl pcrtieien.
Nbleben. - Slil sitter bon no6e.
81 SO Sabren itnrb ant Sonncritoa
6ran Wargarethc Willer. @attin bes
&rn. @eorg Miler. Gle Veeroigung
iinoet morget Nafmittag Inn 9 llbr
pom Srnlerbouie. Nr. 1t02, Mont.
ior0 Ipemle, ans itott.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-24
1908. 1909.

Grltcat lcinen 8crIebun.
gct. - Ter If Sabre oItc Weoroe
Climber, Sobn bon Sru. utro 6rau
George g. @inocr, bon Der. 800 9eIts
Is. StroBe, meltcr. ipit bereits De
rid)tct. am 10. Sulllnr bon eillenl 9tc.
gerfndbcn, Nomcls Hobert ,Sodior,
IN clnem Streite in oen 2eib gcitoBeu
pitroe. lit 9cIteril Hoht furS Dor II
llbr i'm Ct. Sllfos Spipito( ieinen
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oullg hot iid ais Helultot Der Icrle,
bllllgcIi crtipidclt, mic Der Mrjt All.
9lbt. Sr. utlb Srou 9inbcr, Ole 81.
tern oc3 allobcn, bcianoen lid ieitGr.
frnllfing ibrc3 Sobnes al ieiner
Seitc rno luorcn mtroitIid) ii6cr oelr
Gcrlult hes &inoca. Ter Reeer 90.
bert Sudion lit uerboitet. Coroner 81.
SIntbicum itclt cine llnterilldnnd
an.
TroGlihc @cburtStuqS.
lei er. - Mus glnlob ocS II. @e.
bitrtstaGcs bon Sront Eromid)iiisr
botte lid, am u%criIoiiencn SoHmtoo IN
Der Nobnlulg Der Glterll oeS Sling
linaS, Srll. rub Srou Ylbcrt Eronl-
ldilfcr, Mr. 1927. SuaitraBc. cine
groBc @cieuitoft cin1eIumoen. Nad,
einenn rcid1Iid,cn @eburtStoasmobl
iinterbieIt man lid nit Spicl nnD
@ciana. 9os @eburtstaastino iprrs
De reidl bcifcntt; untcr Den Wobeu
befanocn iid) II Nelfen bon iciner
Santc, SRI. Nnelio anohe. Die Nh.
lpe'erocn ipuren: SS. Nlbcrt q. CIR.
mann, Sronf ", EromitiiIer. Sbco.
Wlrpbn George Simmer. Williaru
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man. Sclen Serifinger, Nina Stint,
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lin Virtloie. geitcrn ein atsge5eidncs
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ipie benz CONCERT 9ruBcn 8efollen ab.
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geiionnt brittany HoteS." Sie Yiiiie
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3immners(ufitelung g~efunoen uno er
regt piel Mhiieben.
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- Snl 9iireau oeS BIN
oeamarlf)aas Sansbammcr iuurpe
geltern Der Gbineie 3om Sing, alias
Song. eingclieiert. neil er iid im@is
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