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Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-30
ATHLETICS WILL CO To
JAPAN IF THEY REPEAT
Frank Bancroft Already Talking
About Foreign Invasion After
Next Championship Series

CINCINNATI, Dec. 29-Business Manager
Frank Bancroft of the Cincinnati Nationals
who has taken baseball clubs to foreign
countries several times, expects to add another
country to his list after the new world $
series Japan is the country Bancroft eN-
poets to storm. and his army of INVASION ne
eavs will consist of the Philadelphia Ameri-
cans.
The members of the Philadelphia team are
anxious to make the trip to Japan next year,
said Bancroft. They have heard OF lhe
crowds the American college teams have been
drawing in that country and are certain they
will prove a greater drawing card. The team
will start for the east after the last game
has been played and the men Will keep IN
shape by light practice on board ship
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-30
Y. w. C. A. TO ENJOY NEW
YEARS FETE ON MONDAY

Members Of the Y w. C. A. Will have their
New Year fete Monday in Elysian park.
While it will be primarily for members Of
the association other young women may
participate by registering at the association S
headquarters. Hill. Third street, before
Monday
The party will meet at the Y w. C. A.
building Monday morning at 1890 The COM
pany will be divided into three groups, which
viii go TO the park by different routes and
enter it from different directions. central
location has been selected and the young wom-
IN VIII meet there and have a box lunch and
picnic. The physical director and the various
secretaries Of the association will be in
charge.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-30
AVIATOR FIGHTS HURRICANE

NEW ORLEANS Dec. 29.-The sud-
den approach today of a gulf hurricane
found Aviator John B. Moissant 1000
feet above the earth in the clouds, and
for ten minutes he battled against a
iifty-mile wind before he made a land
ing. When lifted from his Blerlot mon
oplanc Moissant was almost exhausted.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-30
CITRUS FRUIT SHIPMENTS
SLOW INCREASE OVER 1909

B. a. Woodford. manager of the California
Growers exchange, estimates that the citrus
fruit crop for the present season will be $4,000
carloads, which will be 12ia per cent in eX-
cess OF the crop of last season.
To date 5000 carloads of oranges and lemons
have been marketed, compared with 1900 car
loads for the same period iiast
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-30
PAckY MCFARLAND MATCHED

KANSAS CITY Dec. 29.--Matchmaker
Jimmy Hurst OF the Grand Avenue Athletic
rlub tonight signed Packy Mcfarland Of
Chicago and Johnnie Mccarthy OF san Fran
cisco 10 fight ten rounds here on the night
Of January 9, The fighters VIII weigh in
al 1876 pounds at o'clock in the afternoon.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-30
HANoLEY ASSURES OFFICE

city Clerk Lorn A. Handley assumed his
duties as a regular thing yesterday morning
when former Clerk Lelande hied him forth
to play havoc with the ducks. Tho rest of
the week Mr. Lelande will pass in his for
mer office where he VIII show city Clerk
HandIcy the routine of the office.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-30
ATHLETIC TRAINER OF
STANFORD IS BURNED

PALO ALTO. Dec. % Dad Moulton,
the veteran athletic trainer Of Stanford uni
yersity, and his wife, are suffering from Sc
we're burns MS the result Of belated Christ
fas tree celebration held in their home yes
terday evening. Mrs. Moulton was playing
Santa Claus when her clothes caught fire
from a candle. She was burned badly the
face and hands before her husband could sub
due the flaming garment. Mr.. Moulton is less
seriously hurt.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-30
MAN FALLS; TONGUE BITTEN

Colliding with a horse and buggy in front
of 929 North Main street yesterday morning,
". g. Angel, an employe of the Pacific
Light and Power company, was thrown from
his bicycle. almost biting off his tongue when
he struck the street on the point of his jaw.
Angel was taken to the receiving hospital,
where his tongue was stitched.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-30
BOSTON GRIDIRON DOPE
SHOWS MANY ARE INJURED

BOSTON. Dec 29.-Thirty-two OF the SOP
football players in the eleven Boston high
schools were Injured during the season Of
1910 according to the report compiled by
Thomas Harrington, director OF school ly-
giene.
0'''s is between 4 a00 0er Govt "' r..
number nine are still suffering from their In
iuries None OF the injuries was of a serious
nature,
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-30
RETIRED Business MAN DIES

Cass GAYLORD, retired business man and a
resident Of Los Angeles for twenty-five years.
died yesterday at his home. 290S Dorchester
street, aged 81 years. He is survived by his
widow and several children The body Will
he takeH TO Redlands for burial saturday.
The family having formerly resided at that
nlace.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-30
FLYNN-o,kELLY MATCH

SYRACUSE, n. Y, Dec 29.-"Porky''
flynn OF Boston has heoN substituted for Al
Kukiak of Plttsburg the opponent for Con
O'kelly here January II. Car Norris the
Oklahoma Hope" was offered match here
with D'Eeny. but refused. i.1tn hopes
Miles Mcleod and Norris have declined to
meet O'Kelly.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-30
LESTER KNOCKS OUT ED
HAGEN IN NINTH ROUND

TACOMA, Dec. 20.-Jack Lester of
Tacoma, manager of the ex-heavyweigh hit
champion, Tommy Burns, and one of the
most promising hopes of the white race
knocked out Ed Hagen of seattle in the
ninth round of Il ten round bout here to-
night.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-30
PROBATION HEARING SET OVER

hearing on the probation application of
Aaron Grafton, the aged negro recently found
guilty of murder in the second degree be-
cause of his killing John Allen, a neighbor,
was continued yesterday by Judge Davis of
the superior court until Saturday.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-30
J0HNSnWS ACCEPTANCE OF
MATCH TOLD PARISIANS

PARIS Dec. 29.-It is announced that Jack
Johnson the heavyweight champion has ac-
copied definitely the offer made some time
ago of ~ mo to come 10 Paris in April and
fight the winner Of the approaching match be-
tween Joe Jeanette and Sam Langford.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-30
G. A. r. PLANS CAMPFIRE

The Bartlett-Logan post. q. a. r. will ten
der q reception to Civil War veterans Sat-
urday night at 517 South Broadway. There
viii be a smoker and an oid-time camp
fire." the new officers-eiect being In charge of
the program.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-30
DIVORCE SUITS FILED

Divorce actions filed yesterday in the su-
perior court were those of Mary Savage
against James o. Savage. and Emily Vesta
Dare against Richard III. Dare.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-30
HoLDUPs TAKE MANS TOOLS

w. ]. De Laurie carpenter living at 626
West Tenth street reported to the detectives
last night that he held up by two men
in front of his home and robbed of n satchel
containing a number of tools. De Laurie
told the officers that the men did not ask
him for money, but grabbed his tools ana
ran away
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-30
FORMER ANAHElM WOMAN DIES

Mrs Mary Ann Siby, 73 years old, died yes
terday at the home of her daughter, Mrs. j.
C. Wilson, G39 St Paul avenue. She had re-
sided in Los Angeles seven years, having pre-
viously resided in Anaheim, where she was
well known. Funeral services Will be held
Saturday at 10 a. in the chapel of Dexter
Samson. Burial will be in Rosedale cemetery.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-30
PRISONER PLEADS NOT GUILTY

Gabriel Molina. charged with the theft of a
watch valued at 81. pleaded not guilty yes
terday before Judge Davis OF the superior
court He will be tried February z.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-30

Burbank may have a good team in the
near future. If the Diamond All Stars man
ager has his way. There plenty of fans
to support a nine out in the potato coun-
try, and the Diamonds may connect.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-30

New white hope: Frank Moran of Pitts
burg. Age 49, weight 1885, Rated as boxer.
Most noteworthy performance: Victory over
Kid Cotton. Johnson's former sparring part
ner on foul.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-30
BOWLING SCORES

ON the Brunswick alleys last evening Cans
Bros beat the Duncan Electric trio five
straight games Adams had high game and
average This bowler is showing improve
ment in each match and will be heard from
hereafter Scores:
CANS RROS ELECTRIC co
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-30

Leonard and Oscars are requested to return
their Yeoman uniforms to Manager Nelson at
once as the suits needed. Nuh sed.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-30

In an endeavor to recover the laurels they
lost on their last meeting, Riley's T-Bones
will tackle Santa Monica again Sunday. Chef
Mountain is hoping the cafe lads will put
the seasiders the griddle and roast them
to dark turn.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-30

The Hat Box team has disbanded. Manager
Greenfield. disgusted with the way some Of
his players acted, and also dissatisfied with
the number Of losing games played, decided
TO call it all off, and in closing out came
through with a hot roast for seevral Of his
followers.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-30
Sporting Gossip

Eastern sporting scribes, in commenting on
Pittsburgs acquisition of Walter Nagle, de-
scribes the Judge as giant and lken him
n OWE overall for size. Regardless of these
Inaccuracies, the fans are ready to give
Walter a royal welcome because of his record
with the Angels.
Able Attell is the latest to be bitten by the
European bug. In letter to one Of his
friends here the featherwelght premier an
nounces that as soon as he collects few easy
dollars in New York he Will cross the gang
plank and try the other side for while.
Able has been the star fitterer when 1t
came to the map Of America, but strange 70
say, is one of the very few champions who
has never invaded any soil more foreign than
Canada and Nevada.
Owing to the fact that Knockout Browns
injured hand is not mendng as fast as was
expected, his contest with Tommy Murphy,
scheduled at the Empire A. c. OF New York
on January 8. has been postponed and the
date will be announced later.
New white 'hope": Frank Moran of Pitts
burg. Age 23, weight 1856. Rated as a boxer.
Most noteworthy performance: Victory over
Kid Cotton, Johnsons former sparring part
on a foul.
Leonard and Oscars are requested to return
their Yeoman uniforms to Manager Nelson at
once as the suits are needed. Nuff sed.
Burbank may have good team in the
near future. if the Diamond All Stars man
ager has his way. There are plenty OF ldns
to support a nine out in the potato coun-
try, and the Diamonds may connect
In an endeavor to recover the laurels they
lost on their last meeting, Riey's T-Bones
will tackle Santa Monica again Sunday. Chef
Mountain is hoping the cafe lads VIII put
the seasders on the griddle and roast them
to a dark turn.
The Hat Box team has dlsbanded Manager
Greenfield disgusted with the way some Of
his PLAYERS acted, and also dissatisfied with
the number Of losing games played decided
TO call it all off, and in closing out came
through with a hot roast for seevral Of his
followers.
South Hollywood and the Union Printing
team are due to mix Sunday afternoon on
the formers diamond. The printers have just
entered the field and hoping they break
in with 1000 per cent against the fast west
of town aggregation.
Members of the jefferson Central and YER
non Modern Woodmen ball teams will be
guests Of the Jeffersons manager Sunday night
at a feed at the Canton cafe, The players
will meet at 1880, and with SCotty Allen in
the toastmasters seat, some lively times can
be expected.
Instead of trip to Huntington Beach Sun
day to tackle the team at that place. the
Spalding aggregation is slated TO mingle with
the clever Glendora team in the orange city.
Members of the sporting goods team are re-
qrested to eal Mueller.
West Alhampra will have argument on
the home lot Sunday morning against the
Maple Groves. The game should be hum
mer as the teams are pretty well matched
k-e1s
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-30

Owing to the fact that Knockout Browns 5
injured hand is not mendlng fast as was
expected, his contest with Tommy Murphy,
scheduled at the Empire A. c. of New York
on January 3, has been postponed and the
date will be announced later.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-30

South Hollywood and the Union Printing
team are due to mix Sunday afternoon on
the formers diamond The printers have just
entered the field and hoping they break
in with 1000 per cent against the fast west
of town aggregation.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-30

Members of the jefferson Central and Yer
non Modern Woodmen ball teams will be
guests of the Jeffersons manager Sunday night
at a feed at the Canton cafe The players
will meet at 10:30 and with Scotty Allen in
the toastmaster's seat, some lively times can
be expected
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-30

Instead of a trip to Huntington Beach Sun
dav to tackle the team at that place, the
Spalding aggregation is slated TO mingle with
the clever Glendora team in the orange city.
Members of the sporting goods team are re-
orested to Sall Mueller.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-30

Eastern sporting scribes in commenting on
Pittsburg's acquisition of Walter Nagle, de-
scribes the Judge as a giant" and liken him
n OWE Overall for size. Regardless of these
Inaccuracies the fans are ready to give
Walter a royal welcome because of his record
with the Angels
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-30

West Alhamora will have an argument on
the homo lot Sunday morning against the
Maple Groves. The game should be a hum
mer, as the teams are pretty well matched
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-30
Automobile
Directory

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Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-30
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Jn(anOGe(egrap6
M6roerifhe grptofion in
einer StGrtefabrit.

Gbieago, ST., 7. WGrs. Seds
psrionen tamen am Wontug Qbsns sci
einer erploiion in Der StdrtsFabrlt
Der Weftsrn 8lutoIe eompanp in
Robp, Sno., ums 2eben unb neunSean
tpurben msbr obsr iusriser ihiper bar.
lsBt.
Spdtsr tpurpe bic 3abl Der 5obtsn
auf aft biz 3ebn abseItdst unb oiss
ieHigs Der 8srlestsn auf iiebsebn. Die
grplriion fano in sinem ieparatsu8es
babe itatt uno ibr folsis Elm 5eusr.
bas balD bas srObe breift00dissMasas
gin in fylnmmsn einhiillte.
lin Wiitsrnoft bronnts bus Gss
bauos 10 beitis. bah ss unmoglid mar.
hinsin3usslangen. es III betannt, baB
iia CUR 3eit bss 5eusrs % 4rbsitsr
in BEN 8ebdune btfanosn. 1apon
nurb,n IL fhlimm Dtrbrannt herausz
sebrnht unb in Elm 5oipital 9sid1idt.
0on ben IL aHberen Iino bisllsiht
sinig< enttommsn, bic onesren iino
absr unter ben Ruinsn oss Dsasaains
bssrcben porosH.
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Sdmpu, S5Ia., 7. MGr3. Haas
oem brei Reger 9etDotet lporoen bat
arIteineno Der RuFentrieg, Der an
Spnntag BEL qaInettp gum Qus6ru5
fam, aIs Sam. Strt56Iing, Der Supe-z
intenbent zines &oRtrattors Don 5uIas
pa, bon einem Reger erihofen puroe,
iein Gnbe erreiht unb bic 8emiitber
TanQen riener an, I'D 3u berubi9e1
5oot iino orei Jeqer uno 3pei 8eiBe
urp Elm DeiBer befinetf Iib nit elmer
S6uBnuHoe i'm Sopf i'm bieiigsn Sos
ipital.
Gam. Guis, elmer Der beiben 9rii.
Der, bic fir pen RaHentrieg pera:t.z
fportlith paren, tpurbe am W}ont11
erIhoiien, aber erit n1hoem er Den
6ilfsIberiff s. 9. Utorgan get00tst
unb Wlas 9urrette Ihper oerDunoet
bate. Duos GQis enttam in einsn
Sumpf, Der bon elmer qroBen 2ln3dtl
BON MdHnern um3ingelt puroe, a6sr
aud er purbe am QbsnD gelpnht. De-
Nsger NOR am ufer oss M}anatee
6luiies siu9eihlafen uno ats er dufz
ipahte, blitts er in bic Qdufe bon e;s
nem TubeHb Gjenebren. SeI6it odun
tpoute er nod WioerTtanb Ieiiten uu9
er griff nad ietnem 9epahr. i'm rGHs
Iten Quaenblid mar er aber BON &ugeL7
burhI6hert.
Der brittle Peger, Der get0btet nurse,
&uoon. rpuroe am Sonntag Mbeno BON
bem 3ilfsiberiff Bisgame erIdoiisn.
Der 3uitunp s. .. mOralns, per.
ourGl ben aopf eeIhoiien, hierherge.
braht muroe, 1T Elm bofFnungsloier.
Die Reger perlahsn mdIienpetIe Die
8egsno uno es pirb in 5pIge peden
4rbsitsrmougel sintretea.
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Mas Der SnnOesbauptItaot
It o n area.

E0ngrs
QGafbingtpn, 3. g., 7. WtGr3.
Der Gsnat bei6dFtigte it9 am Wtonta8
nG6reno Der gan3en SiBung nit bem
4ferbau.gtut. Sas etn3ige Sntereiz
iante an ben 8erbunblungen mar Die
idarFe aritit. bic Gen. SeHburn an
Der 6oritperipdltung iibts..
9ds 3eprGIentanten6aus nahm cine
Nn8abI 8orIogen BON nur lotaler Be-
beutunq on unb beI6dfttgte ii1 Dunn
pG6reno bes 3eTtes Der GiBung nit
Dem poItetat. 9ur3 Dor Der 8ertaz
gung tiirbigte Der Hepr. Neets, BON
muFu6uIetts an, baB bds &Ormtttee
fir Yoitangelegenbeiteu pus @menoee
ment beg Repr. 6intep bon SuoeGoroz
lima angenommen fabe, DemgemdB bic
8erlpiqigung fir ben 20nopDIt0ienIt
Inn $56O,OOO er60bt tperDen ioll.
Robert 6. 9eurp peigert
lid ieine 8eDeiIe 3u
lteferu.
Robert 6. gearp bat iIh eeipeigert,
bem Gubtonmittee Des U2arinetom=
mtttses bes ReprdientanteHbuuie5
feline geipsiie bafiir. oaB er ben Rorb-
pol srreidt bat, bor5uIegen. 3ur6
ben ReprdIentanten NIeranber bon
0ep 0ort bat er bQs Subtomn,ittee
benadrfhtigt, baB es i9m ,pegen stns5
&ontratte8, Den er I6On DOR Utonaten
nit elmer 8srlugs 9Firma ubgeiAlOI=
| len, unm0glih iei, bem 8erlaugen be5
&ommittees nud3utcmmeu.
Dds 4ommittee psrtaqte iih big
gum Witttpo6, ohne peiter etpas in
Der Sahe 9etban 81 ba6en, ra4oem
por6er bic gepr. 6obron 2lIa, uHo
Wpore, 8u., Ii6 bufir ertIGrt hntteH,
Bearb 3u belobnen obne neitere 8epets
/ ie gu perldnosn. 6obron briidte Die
4niift aus, ooB bic Qnertennung IeE4
tens Der NutionaleH geoqrapbIIhen
GeIeQIhuft polIitGnDig qenige uno Die
! 8sndbrung Des 2(DmiraIzRanges teine
gu bo6e 8eIobnung fir pearp lei.
| Ss 1T betannt, bob brei pDn ben fiez
ben Ritglisoern oes 3omnrittees gegen
ieoe 8elohnung 9earp's iino, nenn CT
niht feline 9epeiIe bsibriugt uuD oieit
oer0Ffentlimt. IS finb bies bic Repr
Roberts, Butler uub Macon. 0It
Repr. Bates, 0anion uno 9regg hd
ben nod nihts iiber ihre Stellungnub
! me psrlauteu lufsn uub Repr. Gngles
6riQbt iit fir Die 9epGbrung etne1
QelobnuuQ.
Der Repr. mucon idgte Dem 9Oms
mtttee, oaB ieit er Dor Elm paar Iagen
ertIdrt bat, oaruuf beIteben gu u1iifIen
oaB Commander gearp ietue 8erpetIt
Dorlegs, uub er oegeH tr9enb elmer
geI6luB lei, 70 Iange oas aommittet
i'm Gunteln betreFfs Der gtoropolanges
legen9eit lei, sr griefe nit 5000 lin:
terihriften erbdlten babe, IN oeHen Ietr
/ Stanbpuntt inoDiiirt piro.
Tem Romn1ittee limb eine gan3
menee intersTunter 3uihriftsn ube1
bic 4ngelegenbeit 3ugegan8eu. Gins
tam pon 8. 8. 5optins, bem Setretd1
uno StaBmeiitlr Der amerttaniIheE
gtTociatiou ppn &apitdnen, SeesSTt
3ieren uuo Gotten, in Der Die Sebaup
tunq gearp's in 5ra9e geiteIIt purbe
ooB er in Der NGhe bes RorpoIs Iief
fee 9pefungen pprgenOmmeH babe.
rgBte lit eS mDgIi6, oaB 9earp Mi
einem monn in 1900 5aoen (900(
GuB) tieTen 8afsr 2otungen porne9
| men tonnte?" Cisie 1T cine Der 6raqer
bic 5optins an oas Sommtttee rtttete
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pdhfldnge BON ben De >
moRitrdtionen pom
Sonntaa


Berlin, ben Z. Uldr5 1910.
Den poliseisRi6tern tpurpen am
Montag iisb5is gsriOnsn Dorssfahrf,
bic anaetlast lparen, am Sonntas nHs
ruben peranlabt ober Der 9oli5ei gsis
peritano seIsiitet 81 hdber. Gs pdrsn
oiel mshr 2eute perhsSet iporoen, ni.
Gefanoenen martin ober ipater futsosr
entldfTen tporoen.
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pcIisiIteH, bic in eiEiamen Diitrittsn
iibsrfolIsn Eorpen iparsn, ins 5oipital
gebroht.
Gie !3eitunasn tritiiiren in ihagz
fer 2esiis Die !6eftistsi. uub ben iibsr'
groben Gifer Der Qolt3ei, bic pe-.
iudt bate, bic gldne Der So3inliftcn
an oersiteln. Die Greigniiis pom
Sonn.oa ho6sn unter ben Wtittsltlolz
fen, bic ionit uitbt NIT ben Sosialiitsr
fpmpatbiitreu, srcbe anfreeung Frs
porgerufen.
Tr. Wbeeler's giHorii d c
uber Deutf d lamb.
5r. geninmin Sbe WbeeIer. Der
tp1breno ieines Mirfsus ais Ropitoelts
grofsifor an bsr bieiis.R lluiDsriitdt
isbr popular ge1poroen, bat Dor ietHsr
9lbrsiie in sinsm Snterpieip bic fols
genbe Grtldruns abgsseben, in Der er
brett srtldrt, pab Ieuii9Iano Der
bette Jrsuno lei, ben 9merita jest blt.
CT iaate:
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3sit in Der 0sT6i6ts unierer intsrna.
tipnaltn ge3iebungsn freuubIhaitli'
tere Befiible gegen bic Ser. S.1lten
ols gsesnrpirtis. Die gbatia6e. oaB
bas Dsutihe Clement in ameri.-
ahise6n ober 3spansis WailIionen AUS
maht, unb SnB nreibis WillioHsn
bsltihes glut in ihreu absrH saoe7.
ma6t iih mthr uno mthr ae.teao.
Tlan finoet ielteH sinsH TeutF6sr. oer
nif,t In irgenb einem Sbtils Der Der.
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nod tlsin unb iiber Elm ipeitss Gsbis'
peritrsnt mar, idlien fie in oem amss
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fhminbsn. Seu.s maht itoo1 amss
rita auf jeben 9eutihen cen GiHerud
einss rripanbten qaHnss. on pslGsuI
er burd, bic ganbe oes Slutes siHen
MntIsil bot.
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amsritn fir bas eanb bes llrg.bsusr.
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Seute taunen fie isbot esmGnDsfne
5bsr uniertI llrternehmuH1sgeiIt. nm,
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rermcqen. Gs .omm. mir mondnal
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nnIers Gisenbeiten unb Shndhs-
feiea. unb su enthuiinitifh iibsr unIe.s
grrunssEihGften. 4ls gerihte iibsi
bic geuuber, bi. mir poIlbringen, msr,
ben bon innsn nit bem sr0Bim0slifer
JntersfIs reriolgt.
.Gis TeutfdeH fiHo unisrs Grsur,
be: lie bstrdften uHs als Weripdnb.s
aIs Gtammsscsnoffsn unb ipiinIhsn
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