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BUGS ARE HEARTLESS
Baseball F ans are Pickle and
 Have No Mercy.
Veteran Umpire and Sporting Pro moter, Timothy Hurst, Tells of Troubles Awaiting Former
 Ump' 9 Hank O'Day,

Baseball fans are tickle, but that isn't all" said Timothy Hurst, veteran umpire referee and sporting promoter, as he took part in a flaming bee the other day. "They have no mercy. The bugs out in Cincinnati who used to ridicule and abuse Umpire O'Day are now praising Manager O'Day without limit. But if the Reds do not keep up with the leaders, just see if these same rooters don't make Hanks life miserable. That's the way it has been going on for years in the big and little cities where baseball is played.
 'I speak from experience, by the way, because after I had run the gant- let for several years as umpire, Chris Won der Ahe engaged me to manage the St. Louis team. This was funny stunt, because the year previous I had been mobbed in the Mound City be- cause did not give all the close ones to the home team.
 But, as the manager, I was king until the season got under way. All of the nice things said about me were forgotten, and |. couldn't, pick aupia newspaper without burning filY fingers. If I had been the least bit sensitive I would have been ,seft: to some retreat, but I, made up 'fqy yisminH to worry throughi it until my coflt1laett was up. Did E kick at, i,the laYq piif eas Bless you, no! My team va IS. so " eak that we couldn't have won three straight gaHaesIEif all the; decisions had been in our. faNotssl!;s. tt,;ee t.;es H5ftsSlffas'
 The mercHess, attitYd esesof eeof tbagtahs has broken m6res than one 1danss heaftss ok5s4 Ell aa .4 s 4 was IWoorrhs thasa ilel . ped s dta, .te Giants5 fo win the ,kafl6si,, Iah afhapl ooPal ship pinsA8sSSSa9d .rsSR, ,,,Ss.e 's,,,I 5t.,s lgz
 'keefeisWas ,.llice < M tttl ttyT E-a fa1 pnblIc idol, ,,1fiithes had trpn for public 'office he'd have.s been Seledtsi.1l'' crdWdss fol. lowed. hin ] henis sfronl4 the Roioo grounds; and whersver he, played. he was a hero. s'siM1hsfi Keefe could not pitch; any ,inpre 1she vas indIticed sShy President N; F. Young to. umpire. in the National league. He came to the Polo grounds in this capacity and re- ceived a rousing welcome. In a grill ing battle between the Giants and the Bostons, however, Keefe, absolutely
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-06-23
Deafness Cannot Be Cured.

by local applications, as they cannot reach the diseased portions of the ear. There is only one way to cure deaf ness, and that is by constitutional remedies. Deafness is caused by an inflamed condition of the mucous lin- ing of the Eustachian Tube. When this tube is inflamed you have rum bling sound or imperfect hearing, and when it is entirely closed, Deafness is the result, and unless the inflamma- tion can be taken out and this tube restored to it's normal condition, hear ing will be destroyed forever; nine cases out of ten are caused by Ca tarrh, which is nothing but an in- famed condition of the mucous sur faces.
 We will give One Hundred Dollars for any case of Deafness (caused by catarrh) that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure. Send for cir culars, free.
 F. J. CHENEY & CO.,, Toledo, 0.
 Sold by Druggists, 75c.
 Take Halls Family Pills for Consti- patton.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-06-23
Iinn Tnuch of Rec.

7te Hatslenne aiores a dash of red r oalN 2oa season time when current tasi o-s 4ave beeotoe yearisome and B ha39 hot vet arrived Just r he ed touen Is added in the
 ed SHE vest in the cutaway ,~ oiit of biHe serge or whipcord, an 1ta eehoin& red note--for the f1tlSi iaRno sku'fUlly manages her col or eAchss=-is added with drop ear ti-te o2 5n9 rich red Japanese coral tha i@ nuch darker and more vivid a. the pink Of the coral in ordinary vae. Gwiously enough red parasols are aot used 10 produce the modish lash g. aolor, the parasol of change able taffeta matching the costume, or ii whife 5afeta striped with black be- ils considered more chic than one of ptssn color.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-06-23
.'-4iftf.G TROUBLES OF A STAR l;tt3ts pata'.
Not Such a Cinch as It Would *'5# Appear on Paper.
Why Detroit Tigers, Wild Fighting, ,s,NTeam s of American League, Are
 Pennant Winners Known i,%lN as Basket of Crags."

sr"Did you ever stop to think why Detroit, the wild fighting team of the American league, three-times pennant winner, is known among ball play CTS as a basket of crags? says Ed wafd Lyell Fox, in the Outing mag afine.
 At the beginning of 1907 they were a genial, happy-go-lucky crew; naw they're testy. At that time De- trdst was, a team of newly born starsas. ForSs,. some reason they had neEer forged, their way into the thick of the penliant fight, into the strain of minth sand sbody. They were con- tent to t., ramble along. playing in flashes, hitting some days ill a way to- break up any game, only to drop back. ,inton the old lackadaisical ways. Then Jennings, their shrewd man. Aager,# ,# solved the problem and by his own sinirnitable personality brought a ds.hfhg spirit to each of them. The Fassilt' was that for three consecutive ysaf's 4Detfoit igrllshed through the k4liEa9q5tll'hrf 4 leagde. carrying off the pen eat,ki in4gruelling races, =s .s. .. ''HTh'ey played like madmen, always ffshfip until the. last chance was g8rn'ef gs8}rn No point was trivial enough for tR5YI to yield without the bitterest op- position. - ~ s4: ...4e.
 i; i.I,qFFhan' they, fell-fell as hard as thhg fhad. lbattled' four racking sea- sonbfin "a, row-and Philadelphia beat sh'slil} ,dd.wn: And by. this time. the tMslfAA M < a}Yrnffphosis from the free and easy pet1Fafs 'of l906'rt the red Tigers of tsf!li bad been completed Day after day che strain had increased and set aaqnef, into the stars. Even the best t,ahneds pf, them began to find fault NiGft t1'ivial things.
 Once big-hearted Sam Crawford tlfaasi;; ilto'sa' rage at something said by lSohb< Delahanty, another star, became pi}o1s }1 niked at the least instance. Bush, lli,riarty, , Jones, Mul1in, Donovan s.sfee sl ready to. quarrel, rave, even fight without lprovocation.. All of them Naf1s stars and paying the price.
 + Bnt,' you may. say, these men are paid wonderful salaries for undergoing the strain ~
 Let us see:
 Cobb, We are told, draws $9,OOO a ar from Detroit. Marquard may get SS hha from New York; Walsh receives
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-06-23
Hank o'Day.

honest, made several close decisions against the New Works. Before the game ended Keefe was the target for a volley of abuse. He was hooted and hissed and finally a mob tried to handy him roughly as he made his way to the dressing-room.
 Relieve me, boys, Feefe actually broke down and wept. Th2 olmir ts of former days had turned against him in less than two hours. His Id spirit had gone and he soon resigned from the umpire staff Fhe 7ame treatment would be acoorde 10 a7y of the star ball players ot foday it they turned to umpiring Their achievements CT tho diarnona N aud be forgotten in tfle wilf Qtine s41 the home teams suecass.
 Did ever lose ny nerEA Wilie ms piring? Well, not exactlg 8u 31nle nights I didn t sleep wei. 3s6 aus : was dead sore IssS ta5ss>I:. o4 +L4 ! pounds since 9pit tho. slIt Its2ass.-
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PREDICT A SHORT scHern..'
Injuries and Illness 'o Many o.a> as, Early in Season "ey saaze
 ,eacpes ss tstt *o.iee,

The poor rhysi al can6tfio.. .84g ball player4 ilz t!le nsaiog Ter gua5 caused by the eols anG 32m!. va4thaT early this season has ysap'ad n. T agitaiiou D curtsA be oia2'4s sea- son. Weatbel ,ndiiop su x eral club owners t0 dso.ata tLr ( should be a gaaical reform nrs lius of schedules.
 No only .dzd the players seel 4ho iN effects from the weag1oI Ut ieooeas from tho clubs show .hai the att an- dance figures fall below the marl cf other years
 The playing form of the big league clubs was also Below staqda';ds exaoet in one or tWo oases. sThas P1t tl3delpiia National LeagueE club end tAe New York American League. club play ed many games with teams made up d. most entirely of substitutes.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-06-23

Ss.o0G from Chicago; Lajoie, $7000 from CleS eland; Mathewson s7,5oo fr7m New York.
 'Consider, too, that the average sal Sry q tha major league player is $1,- HlN and that the usual term of use- futuesS in inc American or National js aignt sears Three of these years He eensuneed in becoming a star, a loa salary accompanying the develop tls rf4' gss. Then come, say six years vita star's salary, and then. the zenith passed the slow retrogression wltt tho pay envelope keeping pace. So, IS $ rule a stars average salary lor th7 time he is in major league b9 s.b bail Is about half that which he receives 1hon the sporting pages are 'aat It's. his name.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-06-23
NH iONAiRE KID IN BASEBALL
fl,la telphia Athletics Have Immense Y Wealthy Youth Working Out
 With Team Daily.

Philadelphia has million dollar kid wos &ins out with the team every day. Ills name is Titman, his fortune inn mense and his weight $50 pounds. When he gratified his whim to go south with the Athletics, he tipped the balance at 40 pounds but through his activity in chasing flies and run niuE bases has managed to detract 960 ounces of the superfluous avoidupois flom his bulky system. When he conss in on the inaeld, play is block ed temporarily and fielding impossi- bic and 'tis said that while going jnr ugh the subway from the park the other day he got up in the car and eaes four women his seat.
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Sunny Jim" Was Tickled.

Il b doubtful if there was another mar in Washington as much pleased 0. CT the settlement of the strike of the Detroit players as Vice-President Sherman. He was at the game Mon- day and when the announcement was made that the, strike had been settled he was heard to remark to his friends in the private box:
 Geo, whiz, I'm glad of that; I won. der if Cobb is going to play here ?'
 Tho yice3president is a great ad- mirer ofSTyrus and while it wouldn't do for him.to indorse the action taken in New York by the fiery Georgian, it is mere than possible that it wouldn't be hard to secure his forgiysnsss.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-06-23
.atesl surratner Gowns.

Some of the newest high claBt dresses fer midsummer wear show combinations of white net and colored batisie, says the Dry Goods Econo- mist The sleeves and underarm sec 9ions of the waist are made of net. as we'll as the upper portion of the skirf. Enbf oidered panels of, light blue ra= ! | I 5sos in English ses eletf Fnsatteaa afe. sussa from Enc 7yalsst yoke to the hot toa edge. of the ssififts Marrow aoineass of embroidery aprear tp tlgee ssSe, casasv rows h g,ha sides rf the skirt and are joined to the panels.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-06-23
S,a, F fof Summer,

a isse pie, is likely to he a iE E5namer Ii will be rc.
 -}Eil aefe hite. straw color Sts ,st@a, Ea@h of Ehe latter are ana Nuu sruu simloriiy but they af dis1tr.T 7tcs ot coior White .n& la-l- ia TUI be Vo,n in com 5ie5ft alo j7. He0 semmer nlodels a,ra .ig -.A 45pza4ire in lareo Aunr ltsAz aes Y hla>k SAop sllk em- Draiz, Gy n 5aeit slightly 9elned ol 4oi 5a. aut tinsel threads are $, 74 <t,s iajest ideas for summer. ceat Q 1aiujitul in all black, the t-4A a3Jl- Icing obtained by pip. It,. '' a1ahrojdetias with bright tur. 4,,t,T=- 2. T 1T. la. n1au'a or orchid pink
 tg 5o pcrll,r as trimming, 4-0, 1F jha chief coloring of frock attts=at.l, a q hats sad swathed waist at+sz. 3ooara md cuffs, and even en. " ~ 2o>jum $ ara shown in 2 delight 5s ,"a,.e, light -ed.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-06-23
Wher croohs+Inn

lS When you desire toalearn new pat tern sin crochetipg, first try it with a heeyge yarn.
 After you are familiar with the pat sferaI t may be easily duplicated in liner thread ik
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-06-23
Imp ortance of SeE.corfroI

"The ability to restrain appetite, passions, tongue and temper, to be their master and not their slave-in word, absolute self-control-is also of first importance. One who can not govern himself is unfitted to govern others. S."--Marsha1l Fald
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They Put an End to It.

Charles Sable. 30 Cook St, Roches- ter, N. Y, says he recommends Foley Kidney Pills at every opportunity be- cause they gave him prompt relief from a bad case of kidney trouble that had long bothered him. Such a recommendation, coming from Mr. Sa- ble, is direct and convincing evidence of the great curative qualities of Fo- ley Kidney Pills. w. L. Dewoody & Co.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-06-23

This is in white delaine and has tueks made each side of front, also on sleeves above wrist. The sailor collar is edged with crossway band of striped blue and white delaine, this is also used for the cuffs and tie. Mate rial trimmed with pieces of insertion forms the singlet.
 Materials required: 1A yards de laine 40 inches wide, F yard 8 inches wide for trimming. 1 yard iI- sertion,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-06-23
ExceptiOnai Case

First Beggar--I tell you BNl, it pave ter be polite. A Thank yer neve. hurt nobody. Second Beggar-It did me. l said it to a lady without think in when had me deaf and dumb card on, an she had me arrested for an Eposter.-Boston Evening Transcript.
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gifen bas fporme 2eben burhpiiblt.
aud bic Wisnea Der umheritebenben
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bon oenen elmer baS blante Sapert
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5srridsr in ben COB gu folsen. SIT
biefer ftoiine @leihmut Elm 9stpeis
bon ontitsr SeelsnsrOb. ober Elm 3sis
den bon barbarifder Rsrpsnftdrtsa
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Sslbitmprb ouf elmer Stufe nit Der
MISUNDERSTANDING in Snbitn. ooer
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gu benten eibt uns f6on Der ums
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5arafiri nidt fsnnsn. Nebenbsi be-
merit fei, boB oud bic aiebe Elm 5as
rdfiri tsnnt, bief. qrt beibt S9inju.
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bsItsben auis,b6rt bat, tommt bisis.
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lit ipabri6einIid auf benz S4lnbts
fslbe gu iudsn, no Der bsfisate aries
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fam bos 6aratiri in BEN Gbrsntooer
bss GdpertabeIs. Onmit bdngt su-
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Tonbern aud cine folde Der 9obess
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burft. setopft ober sar eebdnst iDers
ben; Is mar isin gorreht, ii9 felbIt
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am DeritdnblihiteR tpnrsn unb fino
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lift pirb; i'm eriten lit 6aratiri bic
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geipubtiein, bob iiber iebem, Der cine
berantportungsDolle Qufgabe erfiillen
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fanm benz ainbes1ltsr enttpa1fene
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Banker und Investment esellschaften
die SIGH urn deutsche Kundschaft bewerben und solche
~~~~zu schatzen wissen.-~~
Snnbel nnb @eluerGe.

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8ablmtgseiHiielmgen ST. irtbeilen,
lafIen lidj bic 8eidditc inner better
oil. Ger e~ritere itellte iiir bic per-
uidene ISOLDE oie Siunine bon
3,647 04s,000 Dollars Bar, mas
am If Wliaionen ntebr lit oils in
6er 9orluodle uno I'M $50 Wiiaio.
ncn mcbr ais IN Der gleidlen ISOLDE
bes poriaen Sabres. III Gbicngc
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acaci oas goriGbr 81 oerjeidnen,
In Reu SDorf aber cine 3imabmt
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los prddtiac Metter Dem Snnoels.
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den ISOLDE oori9en SaBres.
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rem allein imitnnoc III, Die aci'
iiiae 9erbinolutg Bpiifcn ihm mi
rcr nIten Seimatb auircft 81 or
baIten.
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lroSuftcnmarft in Chicago.

9ie @~etreioepreiie nrrOen bon
Sen ariegsnotriften bon oriiben
mebr ODER meniger beeinflubt mo
hatten Die @irfung, bieIelben 3u
'fteigern. Ter @eijen itieg infolge'
bciien int 9e5efr6ertermin oltf 99e,
ser Safer bagegm uno aud oaS
@eIidforn permodJten iid MIR eber
Ill be6aupten, eriterer I'M DECEMBER.
termin alli 92H unb 6as lcbtert
nuf 1884. Su Sen StofDaroS be.
ba1tptcten lid 0hierL SdiDeine oa.
gegen mubten bebeuteno berabgeiesi
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5arafni
Bum seIbftmprb bes japnnifden eene.
rails Rogi.

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gen tonnten, mi. biinn bic frsmbs
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be tportrsiden anfpraden an ben
pergottert.n 9oten on. llnb ipie
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bate Geprdnse Der nddtliden 9os
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.Galtet slr bentidlen 9reiie.

Scr einigen 8ofen bereits, ID
lfien mir IN eiiiem Ialti6blatt, ba,
len mir cine intereiionte gpiiobe,
bic it'd nuf SdloB ltrpiae BEL Met
abgcipielt baben iolte, an oieier
Sfe0e rrfp16nt. Die oeut'dc 9di.
Icrilt, 10 bieB es, babe einem tlei.
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h1s W1ohcn Inn Die Wieoereinfii6.
rala oes fran3oiiiden llnterrihts IN
Der Gfule gebeten uno Die aaiierin.
ptfdon 5uerIt mangenebm beriibri
turh ben cigenortigen gbarafter Ser
Bite babe ibr 8eriprefen 0ennof,
9eh1Iten. 7ieie @eifid)te baden
luir in3fpiifen IN ben oeutifeu Goit,
n0&rid)ten gefunoen. Gieier Gdgt
6brr tdud)te Tie in 8pitalt elmer at.
efbIidcn anbeloepeihe in elmer eng
Widen 3eitung bon Chicago nuf ge.
fu6e nIs ip1re tie crit iebt paiiiert,
Gies 9eiipieI 3eiat ipieoer einntaI,
iueIdj EN- Nnmblig nit oieien &C.
fdIiftcn anbeloepeiden g%etriebeu
Wfr6. l1n0 lit ben meiiten 5dller
honbeIt es iih Inn oeittife Greig.
ilINc. Gbtpobl nniere groBeu engIi.
ldeyt 9citungen taidenoe bon Oeut.
6er Qeiern baben, f6nnen lie iid
1o6 INNER nod fiht 6asu entidlie'
tn, III ibrem Nadrihtenoienite Den
1cr8dnge1 I'M alien 8nterlanoe BIZ
1eiibrenoe aufmerfiamfeit 5n idlen'
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-28
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Die &eigrrnng Der Serltller
@cbacr, oaS ans AlibIano eIn8e
iiibrte JleiIh oil ibren Stdnoen 81
ben BON Der Staot porseihriebenea
V%rsiisn Sii perfauieil, 3eigt, ooB Die
llriod3en Der boben J~leilfpreilc aud
in TeutihlanO nnOerspo seiutt
iueroen mullen als bel ben 3oam
Die Werliner StnotpermaItung bat.
IL bic Vreiie nob Hiidiprnhe nit
ben Nebsen ieiteeiebt, uno ielbit'
uerIrdnolid) mar Tie onraui beoaft,
ben Wetgern einen angemelienerl
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fgu bic Mlebser BON Dem abtom'
men suriid. fppbl neil lie lid iiber'
IrQt boften. bob iie bel Dem unton'
frolicrtcu Gerfaui Oes einbeimiiHen
isleiidcs mehr oer0ienen fonnten.
Run bat 1bnlite g%riabrungen aud
in aoln gcmnft. no Die Nlesser
frii nnhgabetl ais Die Staot Oroh'
Il, ben gerfani oes 6leiihes ielblt
al iibernefmen. Alii oas Bfino
1leiid bercd)net, madt Der 3oa aid
hi T~cutld]lnno einen gang geringer
Yctrog ans. lie Yreiie iino I'M
I~auienoen Sabre naein Inn Elm
Ncbriadps oes 3aaes geitiegai,
anberoem bat Die Regierung lid be-
reit crflGrf, bort, no es sur 6orOe-
ruIla Der ginfubr beitragt. Den 3oa
slrm 1beil uriid3uuergiiten. gaein
Der gelpeis lit ieBt idIon erbradt,
SAB aid obre 3oapergiitlngen ge
mug JIeiih ms Snn0 aebradlt tto
at nicorigeren Ireilen uerfauft per'
cen fam, ols bisber geforoert mur.
cen. Tie oriifen0ite 8ertbeuerung
oes JfeiideS iinoet i'm 3wiiden-
1anoel itatt, mo oagegen ridten
iii Die WaBnabmen jener St1ote,
Bic slir oireften Sleiideinfubr iiber.
ocaongcn iino. BON mill ben 3rDi-
Idcnbanoel niht labmlegei, man
mid i'm nur 5minaen, bon ieinem
aroBen @epinn einen Ibeil fir Die
aaaemeinbeit gu opfern. 9as
TIeiid)ereigeiperbe bat in 0eutId-
IailO in ben lesten Sabren CLAN.
srnne @eifdite genlaflt. Der 5leii6.
tcYbralid lit u~nausaeiest geitiegen,
md ipestr1 bns 6leiif, uie i'm bori-
0ca Sabre infoIge Der nnboltenoen
1iirrc fnopp muroe, nuroen Die
Yreiie crbeblih erbobt. als Damn
in oieiem 5oulmer Die 5leiidfnapp'
bcit n1dIieB nuroen Die 3Baue.
runsspreiie oes lesteu Sabres niGt
mir niAt berabgeiebt. lie 1uurocn
meter trbobt, INNER inter Der Be
taiung auf Irinfen, Die thati1dlif)
nid)t beitanoen. Gas 8erbalten Der
gcriiaer Mebgcr aber miro un5mei.
isihaft iebt oaSu fiibren, 0aB Die
Siaote, tuenn Die MeBger ipeiterbin
Gfmieriafeiten MAIDEN, ben 5leiid.
pmcrfnltf ieIbit in Die Sono nebnen.
Cen Sdaoen, Ben oas 5leii6erei.
gefuerbe onburd) erleioet, bat es iifI
irlbit su5uidlreiben.