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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-09-21
New York Leads Red Stockings In Almost
Every Department Of Game On Figures

FEW YORK, n. 7, Sept 21.-Ne"
nj York is a better club than Bos-
L ton on figures taken from bat
+i,e fielding and base running RECORDS.
Onlv in fielding do the Red Sox rise
above the Giants stahrs club is one
noint behind the Athletics in teldlns
IN the American league. Their aver
age is .95S. The Giants are aosoIutely
last in the National, taxing an ave.
age of 951 But with TINS low ram llA-
ing the Giants top the National leasue
in the number of double plays NC.
Graw's fielders have pulled of III Oh
N batting and long distance clout-
ine the Red Sox- rank second 10 the
athletics. who lead the American
league. Stahl's men are hitting at
276 clip and their grand patt5nS
eraee. or smuggling record, is -StS-
The Giants also rank second IN nix
ting in their league.
Giants Have Base Runners
New York far overshadows Boston
in base stealing. The Giants ll1,5,b eISi of
stolen bases with total OF zoo Dos
ton ranks sixth in the American
league in this respect Win Jolal ..
! l64 differed bags. Speaker IS the ohly
Red Soy in the list of leading ten base
stealers. He ranks fourth with totaL
i of As.
/ of the Giants as far as individuals are
| Concerned. Speaker. with 11S, and
| Hooper. s. look better than Doyle
with 90 and Snodgrass S9- vi,
! Speaker beats anything New ORR
J can show in the heavy. hitting hne-
Pitchers of the Two Teams
Among the first u pitchers in the
] National league appear the names OF
league Fingers four Red .SoX beavers
\ are found among the first r. Their
| records:
! Tesreau, 1852 for q games; Crandall.
667- for is games; MatheWson, .667 for
| 80 games: Ames, .64S for IA games;
/ Red Sox-Wood. 1886 for .35 games;
Hall. .727 for % games: R. Collins, zoe
IN 20 games; Bedient, .667 in 81 games
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-09-21
PItehers 81 &c Two IeaIns.

lean A. c., second. Time, 10 LIS sec
onds.
40 yard run-.D. Caldwell, Boston A
A. won; A Popis, Irish American A
c.. second. Time, so As seconds.
Running high jump won by Z. Jen-
hings, New York, unattached nelshI
six feet.
One mile rum Power, Boston A A
won; Time, 4:34 ga
Is pound shot put-D. H Waite,
Cleveland A. c., won with ~ feet
S5-10O; H. Klages, New York A e, sec
ond.
Running broad jump-H. Fryckberg,
of Shannahan c. C, won with 2LSS; D.
Broderick, Irish-American A c., sec
ond.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-09-21
MILLERS WILL PLAY
THE BAKERS SUNDAY
Only a Half Game Separates the League
Leaders and Soldiers, NO E"S
TniIenders in DOubleheader.

The topping. Miilers Will play
their old hoodoos, the Bakers, in the
first of the City league doubleheader
at Washington park Sunday The Bak-
ar. tsva r,roved too much for-the Mill
arg +bis wear and have won the major
ity of games from them. taking six out
of II. The Millers are not very Iar
ahead of the soldiers for first place,
anly a half game separating DotH teams,
Bakers because the 22d infantry team
PLAYS the Skeletons, the league trailers,
in the second game
Dee Virgins, a professional arolter
of the Western league. has Deen Sc
the plays-sof the two games Ihls IS
the first time that a city league has
had a professional umpire this year,
and it is believed that he Will prove
equal to the City league requirements
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-09-21

Subscribers failing to get
The Herald promptly should
call at the office or telephone
No. 2030 before $50 p. m.
All complaints will receive
prompt attention.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-09-21
GLOBE TEAM WINS GAME
FROM Stafford PL

Stafford. Arfz., Sept 2f.-The Globe
ban team played the Valley team at
the Stafford fair grounds, the Globe
team winning by a score of 16 to 5.
The game was not very well attended
as most people were too busy to go.
A dance was given at Brier's hall after
the picture show for the benefit of the
ball team.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-09-21

there are millions who want TO read
about them.
last word in lightweight rivalry; that
their clash win be replete with all that
is up to date in the science of fish
cuffs.
To gloss over the clumsy brutality
of the hulking heaVyWeights with
which the New York game abOunds.
and to pick up WOlgast and Mcfarland
as objects for squelches does not seem
right 1t looks like swallowing
whole drove of camels without twltch
or tremor of the throat muscles and
straining at a pair of diminutive gnats.
1t is whispered out here in the coast
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-09-21

-Four fighters who have won decisive
victories this month and now claiming
CHAMPIONSHIPS. Left to right, at the
tons Young Brown, of Chicago, who says
the lightweight championship lies be-
tween hfmsef, WOIgast, frankie Burns,
and Joe MandOt; Jim Flynn, who claims
10 be JOhnsOn's successor; Eddie Nc
GOOrty, who claims the middIeWeiEht
title and wants to fight Mike Gibbons
in order to end all doubt.
At the bottom is Joe MandOt, whose
recent decisive victory over Joe Rivers
gives him n place in the forefront of
the lightweight division. The light
weight champion of the south Is widely
tOuted as WOlEast's master.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-09-21

Games Sunday.
No games scheduled
Games Monday.
St Louis at Brooklyn
Chicago at Philadelphia.
Cincinnati at Boston
Pittsburg at New York.
Fridays Results
At New York-First game R H r.
New YORK .----..-s
Cincinnati a 1
Batteries: New York, Marquard,
CrandaiI and Wilson; Cincinnati, Ben
ton and Clark.
At New York-Second gamer H E,
New YORK -.--.--- ----.-t
Cincinnati. ------.I
Batteries; New York, Ames and VIII
son; Cincinnati, Harter and Severoid.
At Philadelphia-1st game-R- H z.
st Louis .-----.'-- = h
Philadelphia .-.-.----4 D
Batteries: St Louis. Redding and
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-09-21
Wood Of Fails To BreakRecord

Games Sunday.
Boston at Detroit.
New York at Cleveland
Philadelphia at St Louis
washington at Chicago
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-09-21

Fridays Results.
At St. Louis X
St LOUIS = ----.------ 1850 49,.
Philadelphia. $500 .--.-.---.-----
(Galled in fiTst5 raln-)
A. Chicago RHE
Chicago -.-....---s--..'
Washington. --.--I .
Batteries: Chicago CicOtte and Kuhn;
Washington, Engel, Boehling and VII
liams-
At Cleveland R H E.
Cleveland .-.-----s-.---.. II
New YORK $500. -. 80 L
Batteries: Cleveland, Kahler, James
and Carisch, ONei1; New York,
Thompson and Sterrett, Williams
At Detroit R n T.
Detroit. 30
Boston $500
Batteries: Detroit, COvington, Lake
and OnsloW; Boston, Wood and Cady-
Games Monday.
No games scheduled in American
league for Monday
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-09-21

FEW YORK, n. 7, Sept 21--Ne"
NJ York is better club than Bos-
L ton on figures taken from bat
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-09-21

At Milwaukee: MinneapOlis-Milw
kee game postponed on account of rain
At Louisville: Observation-Disclosures
game postponed on account of rain
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-09-21
Skinny Shaner Has No Sense of Humor
III ANo The OTHER GUY SANS, YOU'RE AHEAD
one cDY SAYs 10 ANoTNER- GOY t3

Registered United States Patent office.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-11
Argument Made that Ysleta
Streets Are Too Narrow;
Investigation Invited.

Monday afternoon the county commits
sioners formally opened up the way for
the proposed interurban electric railway
running from Ell Paso to within about
half a mile Of Ysleta, Tex, when they
granted to T. NJ. Wingo, his unnamed as
soeiates and assigns, franchise covering
that route.
The petition for the franchise was pre-
scented to the county commissioners Mon
dav morning, but was considered to be
too broad in its terms, and the court
adjourned until 2 o'clock Monday alter
noon. when. after other matters were
considered. it was again taken up. Mr..
Wingo appeared personally before the
commissioners and stated that he would
like to have the commissioners grant
the franchise so that the actual work
on the road could be started at once He
announced that the engineering corps OF
the company would be on the ground
within three days to begin the surveying,
and that the contract OF the company
called for the work OF the building OF
the road to be commenced within 90
days
Fear Ysleta Streets 90 Narrow.
ne laGk llal LuEAE ~ ID sum- N-N--De
about the proposed road extending to
Ysleta tended to delay matters 1t was
urged that the streets of that town
were too narrow to permit the operation
of the cars and wagon traffic at the
same time. Commissioner Ike Lowen-
stein OF Ysleta stated to Mr.. Wingo that
the citizens Of that town were anxious
to have the road run into the town, and
that he personally would be glad to &C
company him to YsleJa for the purpose
of getting the citizens to agree in giving
the company a right of way which would
enable the company to extend the line
into the town.
On the ground that the old church in
Ysleta would prove an attraction to
tourists and others, Mr.. Wingo stated
that he was anxious to arrange Tor the
interurban to run to that point. How
ever. he wanted the commissioners to
act on that part of tho petition which
would give the company an opportunity
of being able to commence work on the
road. This then was done, judge A. 5.
J. Evlar stating at the time that the
commissioners would add provisions and
other amendments TO the original petit
ton. This Mr.. Wingo agreed to.
The franchise was then granted, the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-11
INTERURBAH FRANCHISE IS GRANTED To
WITHIN HALF 4 MILE Of YSLETA CHURCH

commissioners retaining the right to ADD
the provisions. The matter OF Ysleta be-
coming a point on the road was LETT up
to the citizens of that town, and Mr..
WinCo. The commissioners Tuesday
morning made a trip to that point to
look into the road conditions there to
ascertain the possibility of getting the
extension to Ysleta-
The franchise as amended by the COM
missioners and granted, Is as follows:
The Amended franchise.
BE it ordered by the county COM
missioners court of Ell PasO county.
Texas. that subject to all OF the rights,
privileges, and franchises, If any, OF
David NJ. Goodrich, his associates and
assigns. as per order of this court here
tofore made on May 4, 1901, I. NJ.
Wingo of Ell Paso county, Texas and
his associates and assigns. are hereby
granted for the term of so years, the
right. privilege, franchise and right OF
wav to construct, maintain and operate
along. over and across the county roads
of Fl PasO county, now laid out and es-
tablished OF as may be hereafter laid
out and established, leading from the
CITY of EI PasO TO nOints in the Rio
Grande valley. and roads which may turn
out OF defect theTefrOm suitable road
beds, with tracks, switches, curves, turn
outs and other necessary special work,
together with the necessary poles, over
head wires. transmission lines, stations,
houses and all other needed or con-
venient appointments for an electric IN
terurban railway, and to operate there
on electric cars and electric trains com
posed Of two or more cars, for the car
rage of passengers, parcels, express and
freight for hire, provided that If the
grade. now or hereafter established. OF
any roads used hereunder, shall be I'M
paired by the construction OF mainte-
nance of such roadbeds or tracks, that
the said T. VI. WingO, his associates and
assigns. shall restore such grade OF such
roads to its former state of usefulness
for public travel. and shall keep their
right of way in reasonable repair and
efficiency for the public use and travel.
"And further provided. that all tracks.
turn outs and switches, and grade OF
said electric railroad shall be built and
laid at such points and places on said
county roads, as the county surveyor
NAV designate. acting under the orders
and directions of the -mmissiOners
court; and no work shall De done by the
grantees herein in building said grade
and LAYING said tracks, turn-Outs and
switches. and equipment used IN cOnnec-
ton Herewith. until an order has been
entered on the minutes of this court des-
ignating where said work shall be done.
'The right of way hereby granted
shall be not more than II IL feet in
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-11
TELL WHY THE
LIMITED RUNS LATE
Complaints Made Of Late
Trains Between Ell PasO
and San Antonio.

Austin, Tex June 1L-An investi-
cation was Instituted today by the rail-
road commission Of the reported delays
of the westbound train No 9, known as
the Sunset Limited Of the Galveston,
Harrisburg & san Antonio railway, be-
tween san Antonio and FL Paso. This
is the result OF numerous complaints
received by the commission OF con
tinued delays Of this train
The commission issued an order re-
curing this company to file within
10 days the actual time Of arrival and
departure OF the Limited from san An
tonic to Fl Paso and intermediate
points for the past so days up to June
10. In every instance where train is
over so minutes late, the reason in de-
tail must be given.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-11
THE COURTS.
34TH DISTRICT.

J. R. Harper, Presiding.
The state of Texas vs.. GOnzalo Enrile,
habeas corpus proceedings filed Monday.
Marguerite Terrell, charged with man
slaughter; on trial
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-11
LEGISLATOR BROWNS
IN SWOLLEN CREEK
Greek browns While Swim
ming on Wager; Trag-
edV in Wyoming.

Cheyenne, Wyo., June 11.-Parties
are out seeking the body of H A
vile. Big Horn county, who was
swept away and drowned in swollen
creek near his home yesterday Mr.
Baldwin was attempting to cross the
creek The current proved too swift
and carried him away.
Another drowning occurred yester-
day when B. Peppo, a Greek, made a
wager he could swim the Big Horn
river at Thermopolis, Hot Springs
county. which is at high water mark.
He sank after getting half way across.
A third violent death yesterday was
reported from Gebo, Big Horn county,
where Oscar Durbin was killed by
the discharge OF a shotgun that he
was cleaning.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-11

MATHEWS, 701 came 10 day
taken sick with and when her she
brought her bottle Of Dufy Pure Malt Whisky took her completely
of the sickness and since that day this she has been taking three
day. Grandma expressed that YOU use this IN your advertising
Florence Mathews Hudson Heights, N. J.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-11
RULING ON LIQUOR
SELLING RENDERED
of Citizenship Appli-
cation Qualities One to
Sell TntnxicantS

Austin. Tex. June 1f.-Any person
who has merely filed his declara ton
of intention to become a citizens Of
Texas is eligible to engage in the
liquor business in this state. accord
ing to a ruling given today by the
attorney generals department TO the
controller such a person need not
be a citizen OF the United States nor
have obtained his final naturaliza ticn
papers. This ruling completely upscts
the holding heretofore obtained n the
controllers department and opens
the door for many applicants fer
liquor permits who would otherwise be
debarred
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-11
Strong and Vigorous at 101

Mrs. M. A. Mathews will be
1O2 next August, yet she
feels fine and is in good
health, all of which she at
tributes to Duffy's Pure
Malt Whiskey, which she
has used for 25 years, ever
since it cured her of pneu
monia.
My grandmother. Mrs. M. A.
Mathews, Hudson Heights. N. J.. who
has passed her one hundred and first
(l0Is0 birthday, IS still hale and
hearty. Why? Because she has been
using Dufy's Pure Malt Whisky for
Is years and IS still using 1t. How
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-11
RATES ON HARD WOOD
To BE INVESTIGATED

Washington. ID. C., June 1.-THE in
terstate commerce commission has or
dered on its own initiative an investi-
cation of the yellow pine and hard
wood rates on the Chicago, Rock
Island & Pacific. tie Illinois Central
and 25 other railroads operating in the
south and southwest The commits
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-11
Duffy's Pure Malt Vlniskey

people, for tired people for people WELL and
DID, good beneficial taken accord
ing directions Dufys Pure Malt Whisky One Of great uses
good By beerng digestion gives more nourment and builds
strength system and throws or prevents disease. Every
household should bottle hand from its and
health builder IT Is indispensable n emergencies.
of
you Free together valuable
booklet Get Sold Dealers
large
The Duffy Whisky Co, Rochester N Y
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-11

sion. in ordering the inquiry, says that
owing TO the discOntnUance by trunk
lines of allowances to tap lines, the
trunk lines are enjoying substantially
larger revenues OF their lumber traf-
fic"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-11
41ST DISTRICT.
n WalEL-II D. IL.

J. E. butcher Us. w. H. Simmons, suit
in bankruptcy; instructed verdict rem
dered for defendant.
+. S Newman vs.. Josefa Larrazola
and Julian Larrazola, suit to try title;
filed.
Thomas E. Caplinger vs.. G. H. & s. A.
Railway company, suit for $4,000 dam
ages; filed.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-11
COUNTY COURT.
!. S. ]. Eylar, Presiding.

Berlin & Lepori vs.. J. NJ. NorveH. sniff
on note, $500; filed.
ID. WOlowisky vs.. A. H. Richards. suit
on account, S33S; filed
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-03-21
AuS BEN. Oberen xhale.
(Nr@balo @orreiponoen3.)

- Wiihasl 8siba unb feline Satin
Wurp lisssn am Sreitas ssssn bic Wit.
Ssiiup .aOblsn i@ompanis cine 9Iass
fur $1,000 @ntifdoisuns siutrussn.
neil oisislbe anssblih nit ibrem @uln'
baufsn sinsu Bad blOdirte, Der nun.
msbr ibr SunO iibelutbst.
(@urbUubalt @orrtlpOubsnj.)
-Sisr lit um 5rsitas SOrmittus
i'm 9iOibfuu SOipitul Ssfur 0asusr
i'm SIltsr uOn 60 Subrsn ssftOrbsn. ben
,wsi SObns unO sUsi 96der iibsrlsbsn.
- Ysosutsnosr Sdaosn muros um
5rsitusUiOrSen unserihtet. oils iit, ous
@ls unfsr Der 8rOOilpu StruBe Bride
fsilituuts unO Ous SBuiisr niat ubIuufen
tonuts, ionOsrn li6 auf Die StraBe
ausbreitete.
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gBilfsss8arrs Ra&rihtsn.

- Der 3ussrne @Ountp Sw,is 1T
asssnmdrtis isbr REGAIN unb asiiirt
sbsninlls fiir elm sissnss Seim. wOin
Der Sahssnparf In BOridlus esbraht
worben 1T.
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Union Strass isisrte am Srsitus ihrsu
1OOitsn @sburtstus; unb Der bsfanuts
Sobn @sllss 0ollenbad bot ON 9lsihsn
Gag isinsn s5it.n @sburtstas Ssisisrt.
= Su osm @rossifOB oss SlsaiaHt
Siu SOtsl in 9ianticOts fano mon am
Wtonlas Absno bic Stidasn uon aoum
SpaIsii unO OsHsn Srau. Winn wiro
untsriuasn. mie bic Dsioen iu ibrsm
3oos famen. ba bic Suds bOdit psr'
Sa1tis aueIisbi.
- Daniel Diuuoap BON SwonsrS'
uille puros am Samitag Abeno aut Der
Nuda. & vi. Yabu uou sInsm Sus'
oet6otet. Gr mar nuf csm Ssimwe9t
uno mar sbsn siusm SobIsnius aus Dem
lSeae unO uuf Ous unOsrs @sleiis sstre'
ten, uuf Dem Der Sdnsll;us bsran'
brauIte. Der Ssrunslidte mar stwC
80 Sabre alt uuO bIutsrIdBt cine 6a'
mile.
- Die foIseuOsn Osutitsn iturbtr
bier tiir,Iid: SrisOrid 9unsblut Dor
JiOro WuibiuetOu StraBs; iSrau Shri
itina Yaumanu pom Srhuro StraBe
Yernbart Will; pom 5ilurO Stru6e. -
Auh Die in meitsren 9reiien betanntt
6ruu Soisph Stelninssr 1T nnh mshr
ldhrissm 9siosn aus bsm Ssben seIhie
ben. sic mar 35 Sabre alt unO mai
aus l1sbsrlin9sn in Saosn sebiirtis.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-03-21
Gtabtrath.

Sine Sroinnn,. tpelde cine Bomb
cusaabe pon $780, 900 porifreibt. um
perlhieoene notbmsnoige Yerbsferun9eu
,u maiden. nuroe 5reitn9 ytahmiita9
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gereiht unb oann referirt. Wian mill
nit osm @slo mebrere Ssuerwehrse'
b6uoe srrittsn laisn, StraBsinmiin'
oun9en pflaitern. ueridisosnss Sano
anfauien unb anh cine An,ahl abSu9s'
tan1Ie ptr9r6sern uno psrbsiiern.
YsUohntr pon atbriQht auenue auf
ben DIAMOND istais waren eridtenen.
nm iir iUfOrtiae abhiilfs in bstrsff oes
SSuGsrs auf Der Sbsrfldds su usiiir.n
uno srtldrtsn ,u9lsih. oaB iOlhes utel
notbwtnoiaer isi. als iuie Die beabiih
tiste Fflaiternng Der StraBe. Sn
Yerbinoune onmit nurbe bann Oirsttor
GHwilli9sr ausemisien. bic SCRANTON
@as uuo @uiier @ompanie jn bsnah
rittisen. ba6 iie ibr @uluert an Der &c.
nannteu StraBe. nabe Dem Slug, per-
9r0Bern ioll.
;Sn betrsif oss proisftirteu Sub
man" nn 9ioro Diain Apenue. bel Der
Gupp Bahnfreuiun9, berittste Der
Staotnnmalt. on6 Die uon ihm fir sln'
fnui uon Nuno erlanaten Sorfaufrshts
iih aui insasinmmt $4,000 belaufsn ;
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@runobelieern erfol9en niiroen, oarii-
Der tOnns er nihts ia9en. DIE Srol
non, muroe in eriter yelun9 an9enom'
men, miro nber 9uni 9enan ermo9eu
psrosu, ebe weitere S6rltte erfol9en.
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mem Shreibsn an. bnB Die Stficeitun'
ben osrislbsu aleit, Den anoeren itdot'
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lolhes mit,urbeiIen. Der SirettoI
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auh msbrere Seitenme9e nod Der
Jiiuelliruugslinien le9en gu lanen.
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be,pedt Seitenme9e an Sinoen StIaBe
uOn Jisuntsr our Noro Utain auenue
cine ReiOlution pom 9Dirib pellun9t
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Eflniteruns uon Brescott Auenue uor
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oem Material Soroan leste einI
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9ourt, pom einoen CUR Wfnlberrt
Strnse, Dor. Saut elmer beitGtister
Yorlase niro Die Saursl Xiuie uon eineu
9liis6ment i'm Betras uOn $50 sslegsnt
LID Der &ssuns pon Ssitsnwssen Of
Srbaro Ctr. befreit. neil iie Sano iiil
ole @soor apsnus Briide hersab. aud
isne SroinanS waro enbsiiltis beit6ti9t
mslhe Ssltenmese on acuoemp Strase
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Ausnus, poriisbt. giidOIaus Ssbret
uon SuSsrne StraBs wuros nit isineI
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Sas xhaI abmdrtS.

-Sn bsm 26OO 8lod on 8infislt
Nusune. Bfiuoofa. uerianien ON Disn'
flag Nadmittas stwa 200 5uB eiHss
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