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Norwich bulletin., 1911-08-03
Magee Suspension Will be Enforced
National League Directors by to Vote Sustain
President Lynch Murphy Dissents Areher's Homer
in the Tenth Scored Cubs Winning and Lone Tally
Tigers Drop Two at Boston.

Chicago. Aug. BY a vote of three
to one, the board of directors of this
National baseball league today upheld
President Lynch in his action of filming
and suspending Sherwood Magee, out
fielder of the Philadelphia club, for as
saulting Umpire Finneran during a re-
cent game with st. Louis in Philadel-
phia.
and suspended him for TIE season.
The directors in a lengthy opinion, i'll
which the constitution of the league on
the power Of the president to enforce
discipline by imposing fines and sus-
pending players is quoted. sustain
barring him frog the game for the
season.
Later President Murphy of the Chi
cago club filed a dissenting opinion.
In their decision the directors said:
In the hearing of this case no tess
would warrant the board in either re-
hitting or modifying. the fine inflicted
against him. and his request to do 50
is denied.
The president of the league acted
clearly within his authority. under the
provisions of the constitution of the
National league, and it should serve
as a warning to all players Where
charges are preferred gainst them I'm .
der the provisions of the constitute on,
and the suspension by the president
forta definite period, even if the same
is for the remainder of the playing sea-
son, follows that after a proper hear
ing of the charges. no appeal can be
taken, and the suspension as made will
be enforced
Mr.. Murphy in his finding said:
Il dissent because it is my opinion
predicatad upon Voluntary, eminent le-
gal advice, that the intent of secti11
% of the National league constitution
gives the board of directors authority
not only to review any and all acts OF
the president, but to rescind penalties
inflicted in all cases, with a ratification
by the league
After the decision had been handel
down, President Lynch said:
There was nothing else for the
board of directors to do except uphold
me. My action in this case is fully
covered in the constitution, and I have
violated no rule or provision of the
constitution. / am perfectly satisfied
and intend to follow the provisions of
the constitution
Cincinnati O., Aug. TITS up TO
the league directors. They run baseS
ball. SO what they say goes; but you're
right I'm sorry
Sherwood Magee thus received tho
before the Philadelphia team left the
hotel for the ball park
Magee will stay with the team for
few days longer, anyhow" said Act
ing Manager Doolan of the Philadel-
phia National league team. sI don't
see what can be done, unless President
Lynch relents. though the arrival If
Mr.. FogeI from Chicago may lend light
on >the situation
Norwich bulletin., 1911-08-03
FRECKLES
New Drug That Quickly Removes
These Homely Spots

There's longer the slightest need of feeling ashamed
of your freckes, drug, othinedodble strength
has been that positive for these home
1y spots.
Simply get one of othine-doube strength from
The Lee & Osgood Company, and apply little of it at
night and in the morning you will that the
begun disappear, while the light freckes have
vanished entirely It is seldom that than
is needed to completely the skin gain beaut
full, clear complexion.
Be ask for the oublestrength othine this
sold under guarantee of money back it fails
the freckles.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-08-03
COTTON.

New York. Aug. Cotton futures
closed steady. Closing bids: August
1900, September lila, October 1887,
November 1892. December 1887, Janu-
airy 1882. February March 11.0S,
april -, May I'LL. Spot closed quiet
midaling up1ands, II. so; middling gulf,
1915; sales, nve bales
Norwich bulletin., 1911-08-03

fifteen games. 26 safeties out of So
times up. D. j. Murphy leads the Taft
vile batsmen with Hoefer a close
second at 1868. The latter had been a
few points ahead but Murphy's
single and double last Saturday
brought him into the lead. Leopold
has been doing some oppertune work
with the willow right along and in
ting well. In fielding Leopold at first
has maintained leading place. with
Catcher Murphy a close second. The
averages:
Norwich bulletin., 1911-08-03
eLlDDEN TOUR GOING SOUTH.
Change from New England to Be Made
Run Comes in October.

New York, August 2-The Glidden
automobile tour of 1911, originally
planned to be from Washington to
Montreal via New England points last
June, will be to the south instead. ac-
cording to announcement tonight. New
England has been the scene of several
Glidden tours and this Partially cou-
pied with the fact that the south has
made much progress toward road inn
provement, has prompted the change
of route.
The tour will be run in October over
the route of the national highways,
extending from New Y ork to Jackson
vile, via Atlanta.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-08-03
BASEBALL AT YALE.
Next Sport To Yield To Graduate
Coaching System.

Baseball at Yale will be the next
sport to be affected by the graduate
coaching system, according to the an
nouncement by Yale athletic advisors
That the first step to be taken by
Yale toward the return to graduate
coaching in dropping John Kennedy
as head coach of the Yale crew will
be followed by a movement to mould
the next years baseball team through
a system entirely amateur, has now
leaked out.
In an interview. Walter Camp, chief
athletic advisor of the university, adj
mitted that baseball at Yale will be
affected by the new system. He was
inclined to believe that the entire
coaching system at Yale will be more
or less affected. It is expected that
the baseball matter will be taken up
shortly by Yale men interested in the
welfare of next years baseball nine.
1t is thought that Capt Dick Merritt
of next years nine, will follow the
same plan adopted by Capt. Romeyn
of the Yale crew.
Mr.. Camp refused to state. whether
certain coaches will be dropped alto
gether That a vast change is inn
pending at Yale, however, in the pres
ent coach system is evident. The
statements of the advisors who hava
been approached on the subject are
significant.
Like the crew, the Yale nine this
season has not accomplished some re-
markable results Yale's work on the
diamond will be remembered and the
| memories are not exactly pleasant for
Yale men; like the memoirs of the
IL crew at New London. In the face
of these facts the adoption of gradu-
ate coaching for the crew is signif1-
cant. Mr.. Camp. refused to say any
thing in connection with what the
probable effect of graduate coaching
would have on the present profession
al coaches.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-08-03

ers at the plate last week resulted in
the injury of tie Phillies' manager. is
sorry because of the accident. Al
though Umpire Day called Cakes out
on the play, the Rebel says Doom fail
ed to touch him with the ball; but
that he forgot all about the play when
he realized that Doom was seriously
injured. when I started by slide, I
bent my knee and my shin struck
Dooin's," said Cakes. "They met at
Norwich bulletin., 1911-08-03
GRAND CIRCUIT At DETROIT.
Miss Stokes Took Long End of $11 900
Purse and Silver Cup in Horseman
Eufurity

Detroit, Aug. miss Stokes. bay
flly, which as a yearling held the
trotting championship, lived up to her
reputation today. In three hotly CON
tested heats she won the long end of
the $1,000 purse and the handsome
silver cup in the trotting division of
the Horseman's F'uturity, the main
attraction on today's Grand Circuit
programme
Norwich bulletin., 1911-08-03
New England League.

AT Haveriili:- Haverhil 4. Lowell s.
At New Bedford: New Bedford >. Brockton g.
At Lawrence: First Lawrence Z, Lynn 0.
Second game. Lynn 4. Lawrence ..
At Fall River: Fall sRiver-worcester game post
poned by agreement. Double header will be played
August "a.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-08-03
WILL SPEND WINTER HUNTING.
Several Big Leasuerers to Rough It
In Meaico for Five Months.

Should willie Mitchell and art
Griggs play better ball next season
than they have ever before, it can
safely be accredited to the outdoor
life which these players intend to lead
this winter. Ar Bridwell of the Gil
ants was in ill-health three years ago,
and in order to build himself up he
chose to rough it one winter. His
health improved so much that he has
spent three winters hunting and his
playing, as well as his health, have
improved.
This year willie Mitchell and
"Art" Griggs of the Maps and Dolly
Stark of the Brooklyn club will spend
the winter in Mexico shooting wild
turkey and quail, and graphing with
bears, if there are any. As soon as
the major league seasons are over
Stark, Griggs and Mitchell are to go
to San Antonio, a city in which all
three began their early professional
experiences. There they will be join
ed by George o. Leidy, manager of
the San Antonio team, who has been
engaged in minor league baseball for
more than 10 years, and by a few
members of the San Antonio Texas
league nine
An old wagon will be secured, pack
ed with provisions and armament and
the winters trip will begin. For five
months the boys will rough it in the
open. breathing in the fresh air. Ora
ney has spent much fhis time win
tiers hunting and every spring he re-
ports in splendid condition and ready
for work.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-08-03
MONEY.

New York. Aug. money on caI
steady at 2@2 IL per cent; ruling
rate 2 3-S; last loan 2 1-2 closing bid
Ia. offered at 3-S. Time loans
stronger: so days 2 1902 3-4 per
cent; 80 days 500 Ia; six months
3 3-4@3 rs.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-08-03
HoW,s THIss

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re-
ward for any case of Catarrh that can
not be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure
r. J.. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O.
We, the undersigned, have known F.
J Cheney for the last L. years, and be-
business transactions and financially
able to carry out any obligations made
by his firm.
WALDING. KINNAN & MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists Toledo, O.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter-
and mucous surfaces of the system
Testimonials sent free. Price Use per
bottle. Sold by all Druggists
Take Halls Family Pills for consti-
patton.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-08-03
CONNECTICUT LEAGUE sIANnIha.


At New Britain: New Haven l. S. 2; New
At Springfield Bridgeport o, 3. 3; Springfield
g. u. l.
At Waterbury: Hartford 2. 4. l. Waterbury l.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-08-03
Boston Coming Back.

st. Louis. August Boston broke its long los
ing streak today by winning from st. Louis, to
2. Steele pounded hard, while Brown was ef-
fective in all but two innings. Donn. bought
port. Score
Norwich bulletin., 1911-08-03
Two base hits,
lSecond game
Detroit.

Stated for Lantte in ninth
Score by innings.
Detroit -...--..-.o 90 0 0 o M
Two base hits. Yerkes, Speaker . Gardner. Dele
hanty, n
Norwich bulletin., 1911-08-03
lnAIiohAL ltAeor srANpfMo.

Arphsr's Home Run in Tsath Wen for chisass.
Chicago. August 2.-Archers home run hit
which cleared field fence in the tenth i'm
ing Chicago the first Of the series against
BrQAlyn today. to o. Cole and Rucker opposed
former allowed but hit and the Brookynite
allowed four which were well scattered Score:
4 chica0o. Bfo0klvu.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-08-03
TAFrvILLE AVERAGES.

Murphy Leads Batters, with Averaqe
of .377-Hoefer Close Second
leopold Leads FieIders.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-08-03

A bout that will eliminate one
strong contender from the race for the
middleweight title will be staged at
the National Sporting club on Thurs
day, August II. The contestants viii
be Cyclone Johnny Thompson and
Frank Klaus. The winner will proba-
bly, be matched with Billy Papke in
bout for the title
Norwich bulletin., 1911-08-03
New York.

Totals. AZ Is ~ 10 Totals, 80 IL 81 20
IRAN for Lajoie in ninth
*+Batted for R. Fisher fifth.
-*+Batted for Quinn in ninth.
Score by innings
Cleveland :. f...-.1 go 40
New York .!-..-.---.2 0 Is
Two base hits, Knapp, Birmingham. Three base
hit Jackson. Lajoie.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-08-03
Senator's and whits sox Break Even.

Washington. August 2-washngton and Chicago
divided today's double header. The locals won the
first. to ]. and the second went to the visitors
q Becker. the local recruit. held Chicago t.
two hits in the first contest Scores:
First game)
Norwich bulletin., 1911-08-03
MONDAYS BASEBALL GAMES.
EASTERN LEAGUE STANDING.


At Buafrlo Jersey City 0. g. 2; Buffalo 6, g.
At Montreal: Providence l. T., l.; Montreal 9. IL
At Newark: Toronto 0. 6. 2: Newark .. 4. l.
At Rochester: Baltimore Rochester game pos
poned; wet grounds.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-08-03

Totals, 80 80 IS II Totals, 20 1*27 Is o
sNone out when winning scored
Chicago .' o 90 o 900 1-t
Brooklyn ...-..-.0 o. o 0 0 o. o 90
Run-For Chicago. Archer. Two base hit. h.
Zimmerman. Home Archer
Norwich bulletin., 1911-08-03

Score by innings
st. Louis :. .........U o. o 0 Q ~
Philadelphja 20 -:
Two base hits. Laporte. McInnes. Barry. Three
base hits Clarke, Murphy.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-08-03
PiHsburs
ss Is q 10 81

Totals SO Is 81 10 8
-Batted for Gibson In ninth.
**Batted for Steele in ninth
Score by innings
Pittsburg :. .....s...1 0 II Ell o IL
New York .......2 8 0 90 o 2-s
Two base hits. Devore. Fletcher ,Three base hits
Doyle 2r Merkle.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-08-03

More people, men and women, are
suffering from kidney and bladder
trouble than even before. and each year
more of them turn for quick relief and
permanent benefit to Foley's Kidney
Remedy. which has proven itself to be
one of the most effective remedies for
kidney and bladder ailments, that med
zeal science has devised. The Lee &
Osgood Co.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-08-03
TOUcHARD AND LITTLE.
Eastern Tennis Champions Win Right
to Challenge for National Doubles.

Lake Forest, ILL.,, Aug. 2-Gustave
Touchard and r. d. Little of New
York. eastern tennis champions, won
the right to challenge H. H. Hackett
and F. B. Alexander for the national
doubles championship Aug % at New
port, R. T., when they defeated C. B..
Doyle and H E. Doyle, brothers, of
Washington, D. c., in the finals of the
national preliminaries today at the
Onwentsia club. The score was 81
As. ga. Is, S-3.
Ty Cobb is falling off in his hitting.
He only got a homer, triple and sin
gle in three times at bat Tuesday.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-08-03

Poor old Mike Donlin will have .
chance now to duplicate Bing Gala
hans stunt of coming back, as he will
probably get a. regular berth with
RusselPs Bunks.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-08-03

the same spot where Dooin's was
broken. The force of our meeting
caused him fall over me, and al
though he held onto the ball he didn't
touch me-"
Norwich bulletin., 1911-08-03

Claims DOOM Didn't Touch Him.
Rebel Cakes, the Cardinals fast
center fielder, whose collision with
Manager Charley Doom of the Quak-
Norwich bulletin., 1911-08-03

Hitting at an average of .s77 for
Norwich bulletin., 1911-08-03
A Kino Who Left Home

Mathulka, of Buffalo. N. Y, says he al
ways KEEPS AT HOME the King of
all I.axatives-Dr. Kings New Life
Pills-and that they're blessing to all
his family. Cure constipation, head
ache, Indigestion, dyspepsia Only 2Sc
1T The Lee & Osgood Co
Norwich bulletin., 1911-08-03
Detroit.
Wood. Bush. Gard

Speaker uot, MT BY ,batted~paiI
Score by innings:
Detroit .........2 0 0 0 D 0-3
Two base hits Cohb Wood. Bush Gardner
Norwich bulletin., 1911-08-03
So game !.
Bo6fnu

Totals, 81 10 27 IL I
Speaker not; hit by BATE
Norwich bulletin., 1911-08-03
UHu gamer
WaShju uton,
Cleveland Defeats New York.

Two base hits. Schaefer. Tannehill, Elber
Three base hits. Callahan
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-24
ASSOCIATION TO Be
RECEIVED At
CLUB
Public Asked to Meet Judges
and Practicing Members
and Take Part in Informal
Dance Monday Night.
SUPREME COURT WILL
SUSPEND SESSIONS

The members @ ,bc Sew McNlCo
state Bar association viii gather IA
this GIFTS next week. dud Monday and
Tuesday. August ~ and ~. the dis.
tlneu.shcl visitor Wili be- tine guests
ot HE Iornalillo County Har as5Ocia-
,IUu ANA of fhC city ul Albuquerque
The supreme court VIII suspend
sessions af Santa Pc and an the JUS
ticos viii come TO Albuquerque 90 at.
tend thc meetings.
the attorneys will hold forth in taC
Commercial club patlors and Judging
lIoM tu, orators vino will be- present,
there should be- some linguistic work
that viii attract attention Monday
night. there viii D., reception Tor the
visitors ai the Commercial club and
She public is invited To- take part The
local bar association asks that the
people off the Ci'y tuna out and aid ~
cutortaiuiug thc visitor, The roccp.
tiOl will b, Informal and will be- fol.
lowed Dos dance in the club parlurs
which likewise viii hC informal Both
reception and dance are for the visit
ors aud the people Of Albuquerque,
and % is desired that as many as pos.
siUlp attend
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-24
D ANIEl '. PIKE
DRIVES THROUGH
THE CITY

Acting m accord with The lines IN
The play, the Man From Home this
morning TOOK drive up 70 the Uni
,crsity through the residence section
and along the principal business
streets today by way OF recreation
As the Man has been more on less
obliged to keep TO his room since an.
irving In Albuquerque, In order not
To spoil the play 10y premature ap'
pCaranCo, he enjoyed the ride q great
deal ON account of the accident 20
the motor which TOOK place Just as
be- was driving around to the Hotel
Rigina Marghcrita, he was Obliged "a
hire Two silly little bits 81 donkcNs,
like rabbits, YOU know - pull the ma
chine the rest of the way The spec
tacle OF tbe Man IN his long linen dust
cr helping the donkcys pun the car
was received with io, Dy the street
gamins and reclamation 10y the popu
lace many OF whom went right down
MRtsons and bought seats tor the
show tonight
There are stlll some good seats lctl
for the play, aud nu one who desires
to see the play should stay away on
account Of The lack ~ seat
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-24
G|LLENWATER MEET


CONTINUED from Page one,)
isfUua Juan NJ Mouto>a. Precinct
Sos. Lus Gri,gos, said that a., vot-
,rs uf hi~ precinct had always been
Republicans nut that There were
some workers going around among
the people uuJ tho prospects w'r"
bright Ton 3D. Republican victory =.
NrmJp. Precinct SO. %, Hnuchos de-
Njrisco. said Things are pretty we'll
mixed up som, of our people are
for one sid, and some for another"
Frank Mora huldiu- a proxy hpr Filo-
memo Mprn uI Precinct Ne. TO- Esca-
busa, said that all Nutors iu his pre-
ciuct were Republicans. Dolores
Muuiz a. Precinct 80. ~. Pajarito,
when asked for nis experiences, said.
"MuN malJ,' which u English rs
"Vrrl hnd.' Tho interpreter iutcr-
prrtod Mr. Munls statement into.
"Nut vcry bright u. s. l,uscn-
valid of Precinct So. o. Nlbuquor-
que, said % fee, satisfied that in
Precinct No. 1. the sentiment rs very
much 100 favor OF uuI committee. The
voters stand for good government
ana want Co sco "a good sat of men ON
our ticket am satisfied that We
VIII have % sN,cplug victory" Jesus
tumero uf Precinct so o.. pld Al
huJu,r4up. said What { have To- re-
port ;odoy o. tho central committee rs
This % has always been tho pride of
la Geo give majority of 500 out 81
600. This year $50 win give 600 out
of 500" Nj E springer az - said
Chat Romero had said everything
there was % SAY. Curlos GrIcgo of
Precinct Nu. -, la Ticra. said the
voters of his precinct wore nearly an
Republicans although h, said he
didn't know what kind of Rcpubli-
cans When D. g. Boutrirht of Pre-
''urt -t. Albuquerque was called
INou. Do referred tu H. o. Raynolds.
Ils colleague Mr. Uuynulds said
thai as far 1s IA, knew conditions
were favorable a. $. LithgoW said
De- only knew what th, conditions
Nrtr lu his own uughhlthond and
wanted Co know when the real test
OF strength un the part at the iunta
"""Id como, and was told that IL
would happen In an, state convention
Jose N'ordra Nfmil" OF Precinct eS.
Nifisr", ndid he was Very SORRY Ia Pc.
port that conditions were not good in
Ms precinct bat THAI ne expected
ABOUT 30 per cent ot the vote. An.
tonic Jose Garcia or Precinct 30. Du.
ramos, said conditions Ia his com.
huniiy were good Henry BramIett
committeeman 80 large. gave tho
iinal experience, testimonial bv say
ing mat as far as D., know conditions
were good
Death liko .t.l.p rs followed tho re.
r'Ils oi the members o. the sunta
the reports had boz ! dlseontaelne Ia
F"'h am extent that handclapping
would have seemed prlau,
Horbor r. Raynolds saved the day
pl susgeTinl t1at the iunta ad9p..d
resolutions thanking W. w. tndr,vs
Ior his work in securing statehood flr
New McNiDo. The suggrstlu, WIS nun
~ the form OF @ motion and SIR GN.
ienWatcr appointed q commit e. con-
sisling at Mr. Raynolds. Jesus Ro-
Nero Ramon pndilia, Thomas A.
Gurulc, y. n boa,rIght, TO draw up
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-24

have. Mr. Albright brings into che
GO uorull ln settling % the pllN %
s,usc Of humor ana qui,t fotru tu.
eoth,r with knowledge OF human
nature. that finally uutauRlc the
sN,Iu. spun bE thu Eal al llBwrastc
and Hi. associates and fHi. 100 60 Way
which leaves ont ali suggestion oi The
ueual hero type The part Is good
the lines are good. tHc situations ave
GOOD. anal Mr Albright WaHct tho
most of them all Whll" 1u Che stage
hc lives fhr pJir aud viii surely
make a great ui'
More than q little is added 1y Jh"
siugiug and dancing of the Fishermen
and the musicians who arc portrayed
hy Nissoa anita ia,i Ramona 'aca.
and Rose ulr.ch aud Nossrs. biatn
Franklin %. Mason anu Charles O.
Andrew. so, music ls one uf fnt hg
feature. of The play and 3d. iaI and
ava, ahead ot the Incidental music of
any professional show given here tor
many seasons
Ettrt character ls u Jhc hands oi
% person ooll hif,d for fho part r.Cr,
ono included m the east bias bad 90
.uuI deal OF previous experience aud
from present indications the Man
From Homo. viii be- The best show
given here for Ions i.Wc
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-24
Chicago Grain.

Chicago. Aug .i--With buyers
cautious because Of talk that the Ca
madam crop and reciprocity would
bring about reduced prices, wheat to-
day turned weak. The dcprossios
followed an Initial show of strength
on bullish cavics Opening WAS n
shade to l-inJ-Sc up. september
started "a 90 3-Sffpo 3-tc. gain Of
I-16et Ito. The close was weak. with
September l-id 5-sc lower.
December corn opened unchanged
Ia l-Sc higher ~ 81 3-SMsiifC and
seemed inclined tu hold within that
range. The close was steady. with
December = sI5.Sc higher al 81 rs
6G2c
oats were stce6iod somewhat h3
corn but appeared 10 have no indie
pendent crop. December started un-
changed ~ ti Nac aud cascd OF "a
- 3-Hc
a fair demand from foreigners
tended to lift provisions, Initial sales
varied nom tiGiic advance. with
january delivery ti6.2fia for pork,
sN.s2 - n $50 Tor lard and Ss.35 Tor
ribs.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-24
SOME ~ GERMAN SOME
~ ENGLISH MI FUNNY
German order ur the IlnIugari YIN
Celebrate statehood Win ~ FRO.
grnm at Funny Stunts aud Dane
Ing.

Tho German ludg, ot th" llaru-
gori has decided to give un entertain
mcut IN celebration cot the 'utranco
of New M,xico into statehood Tho
last performance of The lodge occas-
toned So much genuine amusement
and mc,rimcnt that this announce
mcnt OF the jolly Germans b. looked
furWad to with especial interest The
committee which u nov at work up
un arrangements for tho event are
preparing series OF vaudeville
skct. hes which viii be rcnd 'rpd Iu
autd the German ana English LAM
guaRrs Thuso in American viii De-
understood by am. those in German
NIu Boz $50 funny that everybody VIII
have 60 laugh anyway Afterwards
There viii bee dance Elm Baurcu-
t.u2" as they call 10. which VIII be
SOM, fun GOO.