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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-04
LAWN TENNIS TREAT HERE
Davis Cup Matches To Be Played
on West Side Courts.

Eneland's lawn tennis team will meet the
players of this nation in the preliminary
international ties for the challenge cup on
the turf courts of the West side Tennis
club, at 23Sth street and Review Place.
The formal announcement to this effect
was made yesterday by the international
committee headed by Or. James Dwight,
Of the United States National Lawn Tennis
Association The winning nation Of the
ties decided in this city Will sail for Aus
ITALIA 10 meet the holders OF the Dwight r.
Davis cup In the challenge round.
After a conference with Calhoun Cragin,
chairman Of the West side club committee,
Marshall Mclean and Lyle r. Mahan the
National Association officials have sug-
gested to England that the first of the
series OF four singles and one doubles
matches begin on Wednesday September 6.
and that the 80, les be concluded by satur-
day. Septeml 81 Q. II Is expected that
these dates viii be satisfactory.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-04

sixty were present. II was agreed that
the harbor start should be made at
o'clock this morning. and the race VIII
start an hour later.
At the captains meeting on board the
Diana last night these yachtsnen were
present: Arthur c. James George w. Scott
II. de b. Parsons. w. II. 1selin, X. FLOYD
Clarke, Harold S. Vanderbilt, Francis NJ
Wilson, Charles r. Flint, w. l.. Marshall
Wilson Marshall, Eliot Tuckerman, George
+. Baker, ir.; j. G. Aver, @. NJ. Pynchon,
Thomas Hastings. John B. Dennis, w. ,.
Eaton. ]. b. Y Morrell, Leon Garcey, {.
T. J. Flint, Edward G. Dale, Henry wal
ters. WHY'S Terry, George \. Dixon, II.
ID. Morgan, Franklin a. Plummer, A.
Jacques. L. Boise. j. S. Tanner, q. Eugene
Lentihon. John NJ Jones. f. Bovine Jones,
Charles w. Lee. John f. Lovejoy, Grenville
Kane. Morton w Smith, Sidney T. Wood,
Stuyvesant Wainwright, George Lauder.
jr; James Laughlin. jr.; j. W. Alker'
George A. Cormack, T.. Walter clark, w.
Barlie Henry and James b. Ford.
At a meeting OF the club ten members
were elected Robert Treat Paine, ID had
not been posted long enough. so the stimna
cannot race I'm the squadron runs, but can
start for the Kings cup.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-04
TIGERS HANG BY THREAD
Beaten Again by Red Sox. Thanks
to Hooper's Long Hits.

Boston. Aug S.-Harry Hooper prac-
ticsllv won Boston's third victory over
the Detroit Tigers to-day by a score or
3 10 ?. He wss responsible for all the
Boston runs. and broke up the game in
the twelfth inning. by sending Herkes
home with a hit ordinarily good for
home run. He also sent Nerkes home
ahead Of him with a home run in the
third. and made a wonderful fence eaten
I'm the first off Crawford's bat.
Both Collins and Donovan pitched well
In the pinches.
The Tigers are hanging 10 first place to
night he the margin Of only one point
The Athletics. who did not play to-day
can On to the front tomorrow by winning
two games from ST. Louis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-04
Long Has Close Cali
on Crescent Courts

c. Wright to a standstill At Newport last
year. could not begin to cope with the ire
mendous net game which Cragin developed.
II seemed as if the latter could not miss.
The severity Of his overhead strokes left
Whitney no chance for returns, while at
times Cragln volleyed powerfully from all
portions of his court
Harold IT, Hackett one Of the national
doubles champions, again demonstrated
that he had not lost any Of his cunning at
passing. Always working to Cet his OPP
ponent wide of position, Hackett defeated
DR.. William Rosenbaum at 60, 6-3.
In two days Of playing the list Of eighty
eight aspirants for the title was reduced
to thirty-three. nearly a record for rapidity
Of progress. The only open brackets in the
draw are due to the fact that the Western
players have not arrived from Chicago.
Harry Martin and Charles NJ. Bull. jr.. ar
rived yesterday, and both won their open
ing matches in easy fashion.
The summary follows:
New York state championship mems singles
first roundl-Lyle +. Mahan defeated Ralph t.
Baggs, 6-1. 6-1: Frederick p. Fox defeated
Paul Forester. 81. 6-s. -; A., A. : Nc.
Kean defeated 4. NJ Collens, G.. 6-1; George
s. Groesbeck defeated Dean Mathey by default;
Richard II. Palmer defeated II. L: Westfall.
60, S. Merle johnson defeated W: Roberts
by default; ". Merrill Hall defeated Or. r. b.
Hawk 90. -; s. Howard VoshelI defeated
s. II. Smith by default; Harry 9. Martin de-
feated g A. Westfall. GO, "a.
Second round Charles ". Bull. jr.. defeated
q. A. l.. Dionne. e e.. ". \. Campbell
defeated Dr.. B. +. Drake, 90 50, STANLEY
Henshaw defeated c. II. Leonard by default
Arthur s Cragn defeated Miles :. Charlock
81. %: Edward II. whitney defeated W: 4
Bethel 6-2, Ga; ~Lyle r. Mahan defeated j.
Millens Burt SIS. 81: Harold II. Hackett
defeated Or. William Rosenbaum, 90, 6-3;
W. H. Washburn defeated Merle Johnson, 6-3
s.; W. Merrill Hall defeated @. Clark. 50.
-; Harry G. Martin defeated :. Howard
Voshell, 60. e.. George NJ. Church defeated
Walter l.. Pate 60. g
Third round-Mevne II. I.ons defeated Fred
erck g. Bags 60. IS. 6-3: W. H. Socum
defeated :. P. Henshaw, 80. 81; Arthur :.
Cragin defeated Edward II. Whitney, -, 6-3;
Otto II. Hlnck defeated Wye c. Grant: -.
e; Charles NJ, Bull. jr, defeated W A.;
Campbell. e. 81. W. l.. o Brion defeated
r X Washburn. 81, Ga. : s.. Or. a. B..
Wadsworth defeated A. Hazard. "a, e.
Fourth round-Dr \. r. Wadsworth defeated
W. i. o Brion, 81. 6-s, Ga.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-04
HOME RUNS BEAT CUBS
Brooklyn Makes Three in One
Inning and TriumphS.
RICHIE FORCED TO RETIRE
Knetzer Holds Chicago Safe for
Six Innings, When Scherdt
Comes to Rescue.

Chicago. Aug "A new record for the
season in long distance hitting was estab-
lished here this afternoon. when Eddie
Zimmerman. TEX" Erwin and Zach
Wheat. Of the Brooklyn team. hammered
out home runs i'm the fifth inning Of the
game against the Cubs. As there was
man on base when the sphere hurled
from the bat of Wheat. the three circuit
vallops were productive OF four runs suf-
flcient TO win the game in themselves. The
fifth was the only frame i'm which the
Superbas were able to do much with the
stick. but il was enough. With the aid
OF a tally which happened along in the
third inning, they dragged the Chicago
standard through the aust of defeat by
score Of ; to 3.
Five twirlers brcathed the smoke Of bat
tie OF these three were used by the Cubs
in the effort to avert disaster-Richie
Thoney and Richter working on the
mound Richie was pounded hard and re-
tired I'm the fifth inning. after zimmerman
and Erwin had made their home runs.
Seven hits I'm all were made Off him. pro-
ductive Of three runs. Thoney allowed
only two hits. and was relieved I'm the
sixth frame 10 allow Goode 70 bat Tor
him knetzer was hit freely. and he was
taken off the mound I'm the sixth inning
after a brace of runs were combed DOWN
from his delivery. Schardt took his place
and pitched gilt edged ball while on duty.
Tinker and H. Zimmerman bore off tho
laurels in the fielding department. anc
took care of fifteen chances between them
with never the sign Of an error. Tinker
had slightly the better Of the day and had
eight chances 10 shine Hummel handled
FIVE chances in good style. Safer cavorted
about first base with all the dash OF
Chase or Chance and rounded up bakers
dozen putouts.
While Doyle famed with great gusto In
the second inning. Tinker walked ana
Archer scored him with long single to
right. Safer singled 10 the same field nut
WAS ont irving to stretch the hit. Richie
and Scheckard worked passes out OF knet-
yer. hut the latter stuck out the mighty
Schultz with ease.
.No time like the present" said Erwin.
after Zimmerman was out. and Tex hit
70 right for base. Knetzer went out, hut
Toolev tripled 10 right field, and Erwin
scored. The teams went out in order IN
the following frame, but in the next inning
the SOperbaS went 10 WIN WI"
Eddie Zimmerman smashed out lucky
home run for a starter. the pan rol'eu
foul after passing first base. Erwin MT one
into the bleachers for a second homer, ana
Richie was told TO retire. Knetzer was easy
and Tooley walked. Daubert forced Tooley,
but Wheat whaled the ball to right for the
third home run Of the inning. scoring Jake
before him.
A triple by Zimmerman. single by
DOYLE. and Saier's double gave Chicago
two runs in the sixth and drove knetzer to
cover. but Schardt was an enigma and held
his fceman helpless.
The score follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-04
LARNED INJURIES HIS ARM
Statement Now Made That Dou-
bles Champions Will Defend Title

William A. Larned, the national singles
lawn tennis champion is suffering from a
strained right arm that is causing him con-
siderable trouble. This piece OF news
reached the New York State championship
tournament yesterday, upon the return Of
Henry c. Martin and Charles NJ. Bull, ir..
of the Crescent Athletic club. from their
play in the preliminary national champion
ship doubles at Chicago.
Larned visited the tournament on the
OnwentSia courts and from the account
of Martin was in bad condition. His right
arm is so injured from a strain received
in a practice match that ii is with dif-
Guilty that he handles "A racquet.
Larned was having his arm treated while
in Chicago. and was told to use II little so
as 10 prevent the muscles from becoming
bound He tried TO practise on several oc-
casions. and Louis Harry Waidner, the
Western crack. had no difficulty i'm taking
set from the champion by a one-sided
score.
The statement was made with authority
Yesterday that Frederick d. Alexander and
Harold II. Hackett would defend their
holding OF the national doubles champion
ship at Newport in the all-comers' tourna-
ment. 1t seems that they are confident of
winning against Gustave +. Touchard and
RAYMOND ID Little, who have won the
right to challenge.
All Of the CaliforDians have passed up
the clay court championship tournament Of
the United states. which begins tomorrow
on the courts of the Omaha Field Club.
Melville II. Long. winner of the title last
year. 10 TO stay in the New York State
championship. ard play in the doubles
with Carleton r. Gardner. The Pacific
Coast pair. Maurice h. Mclaughlin and
Thomas G. Bundy. are to reach this city
to-day with Touchard and Little All OF
the stars will continue through the New
York State meeting. and then finish up AZ
the tournament at the Meadow Club.
southampton, Long Island. before New
port
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-04
DONLIN MAKES TWO HITS.

St Louis, Aug with Boston one run
ahead In the fourth inning, rain stopped
the game between st. Louis and Boston
here to-day. Tenney was out OF The game.
Ingerton taking his place at first; Nc
Donald. an Eastern League recruit, was on
third. with Jackson, Miller and Mike Don
lin I'm the outheld.
Donn doubled and singled in two times
al bat. The batteries were Weaver aud
King for the visitors and Harmon and
Bresnahan for st. Louis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-04
FALL RACING DATES IN WEST

Louisville Ky. Aug. 3.-Following con-
ference to-day between Matt j. VIM, gem
eral manager OF the New Louisville Jockey
Club. and John Hachmeister general man.
ager of the Latonia Jockey club. ten
tative agreement was reached regarding
fan racing dates for the Churchill Downs
and the Latonia tracks, subject to APP
proval by the Kentucky Racing Commits
sion. which will meet at Lexington on
Saturday
Churchill Downs will start racing on
Wednesday. September q according 10 the
agreement and will race for sixteen days.
closing on Saturday. October a. I'atonia
will open on Monday. october ID. and Will
run until Saturday. November Is.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-04
CAPTAIN OF WHITE soX FINED

Word came from Chicago last night that
President y. b Johnson Of the American
League has fined Captain Harry Lord of
the Chicago White Soy $50 for his mis-
conduct in the second game last SATURDAY..
IN this city Lord attacked the umpire.
giving him push with both hands. when
decision at second base went against
him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-04
REDS FLAY THE PHllllES
Chalmers Driven to Cover by
Fusillade of Hits.

Cincinnati. Aug 3.-Cincinnau ham
nered Chalmers all over the diamond in
the fifth inning to-day and defeated Phlla-
delphia easily by score Of TO }. smith
was effective with men on bases.
AImeida injured his leg running 10 sec
ond In the seventh frame while Clarke
hand was hurt by foul tip in the eighth
Roth men we're forced to retire The score
follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-04
Totals. .ss25a61S1 Totals....42 1894 4

sUatted for shaw IN the eleventh inning
iRatted for OIiara IN the eleventh Inning
lone out when winning run was scored.
Jersey Cftyu u u ~ q q -
,roronto % q % q o u q % o II
two. base hit-Siuith stolen ba6c-Abstcin.
Sacrifice hits-Jordon. Roach. Ahstein. Bases on
halIs-Om Tcsreau. &. of D0schcr. ]. struck out
ia Te~rcau :. by DCscher Z Battcrs hit
Roach Passed hall-kochcr Double plays
Roach and Abstcin. Left on bascs- Toronto. q.
Jersey City. :. Time 81 game 2:21 Empires
kcIln md Hart. Attondancf--l 900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-04
EASTERN LEAGUE BASEBALL
Jersey City Finally Wins Game
from Toronto.

After a two weeks absence, Jersey CIV
returned 10 West Side Park YESTERDAY and
took n game from Toronto, the first VIC
tory 10 it's credit en- nine games, by a score
of . To /. The contest went twelve Innings,
md errors by kCeleT and koscher were
responsible for the Skceters' winning run.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-04
PROVIDENCE, 8; MONTREAL. 0.

At PrOvidence-- n. ~ T.
Providence u ~ . ~ 10 u y. 7
Montreal. - o o q ~ % 3
Batteries- Bcdlent and Rondeau: Purchel
end Roth Umpires-Wrisht ana Halllgan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-04
Totals. .8s s S6191 Totals ...8s 2s'3'
.rrro o,,t whom winning run was scored.

.Tvyo out when winning was scored
pcstop n q . q o Il
Dctroit q o o q o q %
Two-base hits-Crawford, Ycrkes Home run IN.
c,fIirs ,0, Donovan Gardner. stolen base
Wagner Double plays-Yer<es, Washer ana
Fuele Left on hases-Bosion. ~ Dfiult' w.
r,irst base ON lalls-On Collins. 4; on Donovan
First base on crrors-Detroit. ]. STRUCK out
Bv collins Z: Donovan. >, Time-2'o' I'm
uires-pineen and PcIiire.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-04
MS fCcman helpless
The score follows:
BROOKLYN
Totals. 80 50 271OO Totals ....343 s % 10 o
.Ba,}ea for 1oaez in sixth inning. tRa'ted

sBatted for IOrey I'm sixth inning. TSatted
for Richter I'm ninth inning
BROOKLYN ...........0 q -
Chicago ............U q %
Two-base hit Archer Three-hase hts
Toolev H. Zimmerman. Home. runs-E /im-
norman Erwin. Wheat Hts-On Richie : IN
four Innings: OF Toney. in innings on
Richter I'm three Innings; of kuetzer, IN hNe
and two thirds innings. m Schardt. I in three
and one-third innings. Sacrifice hit-knetzer.
stolen base-Schultc. Double p.ay-Richter 10
Tinker TO Safer LEFT on bases-Chicago' 3,
BROOKLYN 2 First base on balls-Of knetzer,
4. off Toney, 2; off Richter. f. Struck out-by
Knetzer 2, Toney. /; Richter, :; Schaidt' ..
T;me-2:O2 Umpires-Johnstonc and EasOn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-04
PHILADELPHIA.
Totals. 71127lGOI Totals....9'

sBatted for Burns in the sixth inning "a gr
for Moran In the ninth inning }hal''o '''
Rowan in the ninth inning.
,,,..-t-a.t a o q o X
1,biladrInbia . o o q u
Left on bases philadelphia. :; Cinc'nnau, o.
Tyo-ba hits-Paskert, Bcscher. Bates. Ml''it.l,
AIneida Three base hit-Smth. sacrifice hilS
no0.roy Iobcrt Moran. Clarke. stolen bases
-Hobltzeu. Egan -. Hhs-on 'haimieLs,, :
I'm ! innings. of Burns. none IN :" minus
or Rowan I'm 3 innings Double plays fdr
kert Iobert, Rowan to Moran. Struck 1ut - -
Rowan /: smith. !. Base on bans on. ,'llsl
mers Q of Rowan. !. Of smith. .. lli"'
oo5 Empires Klein and Brennan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-04
NO RACING IN FLORIDA.

Jacksonville Fla, Aug 3.-No attempt to
race horses here next winter will be made.
IL was decided to-day by directors Of the
Florida Livestock Fair Association. under
the direction Of which the meets al Mon
Grief Park have been held the last three
years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-04
TRl.s STATE LEAGUE REstu rs

Harrisburg ys. Reading rainI
Lancaster 4. York. o.
Johnstown. s; Trenton, g.
Wilmington, 3; Altoona, 2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-04

o., ~. I'M orrore-Nen York Q. CIoVoa0d.
Tvo-base hits Ball. Jackson. .. Laloie.
Turner Grancy Three base hiis-Cree, War
Ron smith Sacrifice hits-Sweoney, cree.
Nft1teu chase Sacrifice fics-knight. ,,
Stoval stolen bases. Chase Magncr. Crane =.
Left ON bases New YORK. -. ,icv'a"Gs ~.
T,nrti- rts,e- Nagnor. Gardner and Chase. Bases
On hats on Kaicr 4. on Mitchell. ;. on Fax
.nbe,e I. or Vaughn. 4 struck out-By Ra.ff.
! bx Mitchell o. by Falkenbcrg. T. nv vaughn.
I Ui bv uitchers-By Mitchell. tRlaiT. pan
ieis knight. Hts-On Kalcr . in i've innings
on Mitchell 4 30 three innings none out IN
,,irtjn. an Falkenberg iu orc inning: pif
Vaughn II In five and One-third innings on
NVsrbop ; iu three and twO-thirde innings. TN
,,frce-T ourhiin and Mullin Time-2.29.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-04
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE RESULTS

Haverhill Q; Lowell,
Lowell. s.. Haverhil.
Lynn. 3; Lawrence, 4
worcester. 3: Fall River, 3
Fall River 3; Worcester, 2
New Bedford 6: Brockton, !.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-04

EASTERN LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY.
Rochester Mt Newark.
Toronto at jersey City.
Montreal at Providence.
Buffalo at Baltimore two).
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
Jersey City. .: Toronto, I.
Baltimore. &: Buffalo. I.
Providence. 2; Montreal. o.
EASTERN LEAGUE STANDING.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-04

George Hackenscnmidt the "RGss.ad
lion" will sail for this country on A"se
. 10 finish his training for thu "oi"
heavyweight championship wrestling n''
with Frank Gotch in Chicago ON Ian,
Day. DR. Roller and Tom jenkins VIII neg
mack" nut on the finishing touches.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-04

baseball To-day. p NJ \. Y. Americans
., "pIeyeiond, Am. League Park. Adm. zoe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-04

Totals. 43 II 10 27l14 Totals. - 10 % u
fuett.d for KaIcr i'm sixth inning. fBatted for
R,igbt I'm ninth inning tRan FOR Blaii ia ninth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-04
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION RESULTS

indianapolis g; Milwaukee. I.
Minneapolis We. ST. Paul Qainl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-04
STATE LEAGUE RESULTS.

Troy. ;: Syracuse V den innings
Flrnirs. q. Scranton. 2
Albany s: Utica, 3. ,
Binghamton vs.. wilkes Barre Valn)'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-04

Frank Farrell purchased new shortstoo
for the Yankees yesterday. His name -
Coleman and he has made things mum
about the infield for the Tacoma CLUB of
the Pacific Coast League. The price Was
said to be 5000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-04
= Racing q Wrestling ~ oe
baseball FiSbf
i'm Three Leagues

NATIONAL LEAGUE GAME TO-DAY.
New York AT Pittsburg.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
Brooklyn. ); Chicago. 3.
Cincinnati. :: Philadelphia, I.
New York w.. Pittsburg (rainl.
Boston vs. It. Louis (rain).
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.
W. l.. PC W. T. Pc
Chicago. 81 - SEQ ~. Louis. 50 ~ .of'
New York 81 &c .6I3 Cincinnati. 40 81 1850
Phila. . Sc 38 $50 Brooklyn. rs 80 .9s2
Pittsburg. sc 80 500 Boston. II ~ .22l
AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY.
Cleveland AT New York.
Chicago at Washington.
II. Louis al Philadelphia two.
Detroit at Boston.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
Cleveland. II: New York. 10.
Boston. ;: Detroit, >.
Chicago ". Washington (rain).
II. Louis ~. Philadelphia (rain).
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.
WLPCJ w. PC.
Detroit GO 80 .6i3 New York 80 ~ $40
Phila 81 81 .Gf2 Cleveland. 30 81 .i95
Chicago 50 40 .5I6 Washton 36 81 .3'i
Boston SO iS $50 II Louis. 90 81 .302
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-04

CONNECTICUT LEAGUE RESULTS.
pridgeport. :: Waterbury o
Hartford 2: New Haven, J.
Springfield, g. New Britain .
Washington Journal., 1911-11-18
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RaitticM pur0e Der &~otelbeitker Sci.
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feierten hire fiIberne 9o15eit.
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Washington Journal., 1911-11-18
gapern.

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fsersgntten Bedding Snbter ieierten
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ftorb TN 30. 2ebensicbre Der fretrs.
fignirte TfGrrer bon @eiIborf St1bsI.
priefter SoieHb S@un, Der is Sa6re
bort nIs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES rirffe.
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