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The evening world., 1912-03-19
Wanderers Defeat
Canadian Seven

The Wanderers Of Montreal expert
enced little trouble In defeating the Les
Canadiens In a game for the professional
hockey title at the st. Nicholas Rink by
a score OF IL TO 6. The teams had played
to 8 TO s tie In Boston before coming
here and by winning this contest the
Wanderers succeeded in eliminating the
Les Canadiens from the race for the
championship and purse OF t2.5OO. The
Wanderers win meet the winners Of the
two nights series bel the Quebecs
and Ottawas at tho It. Nicholas Rink on
Thursday and Saturday nights.
outside o! tAe daring and sla shin
play OF the Dominion professionals the
hockey fans were treated to two inno-
,ations in the n OF hockey. The pro.
f%essionals played only six men, DIS
pensing with she services OF the rover
used by tho teams In this country. In
addition three twenty-minute periods
were played instead OF the customary
two OF the Amateur Hockey League.
All these features added to the game
and the FAM saw some OF the fastest
hockey Of the season. While the game
was fast and well contested. there were
only twelve penalties. Seven OF these
were acquired by the Wanderers. The
other 1--WE fell oil the Canadiens.
The evening world., 1912-03-19
Allen Again Does
Well for Dodgers
lSnnrai 20 The Evening Worfdl.


MEMPHIS. Tenn. March 1.-The hot
weather. which has prevailed here for a
few days, was taken advantage OF by
Manager Bill Dahicn and his Brooklyn
National League team, who played an
exhibition gamo with the local team
defeating them without any trouble by
a score Of s OF I. The proceeds OF the
game were turned over to the widow OK
Pitcher F~inlayson. Who recently died
after a short Illness. The big leaguers
made the Memphis players look very
cheap. as they stole many bases nd
also c!ou.cd the curves OF the Turtle
twirler 10 all arts of the field.
Allen. the new ~left-hander. for whom
Dahlen paid 5000. again showed up In
fine form. tanning Ave batters In three
innings and only allowing them 10 mako
two hits on his benderE. Nap Fucker
twirled a Few innings M showed he
IL still there with the speed and curves.
nearly having the locals breaking their
backs In their efforts to connect with
his delivery. Wheat spraaned his ankle
sliding into third base and had TO retire
from the game.
The evening world., 1912-03-19
White 7hr0Ws Up
Sponge TO u. S. L.

II tho independent United states
Baseball League does manage to get
going this season New York will not be
represented. Charley White. who was
authorised by che promoters Of the new
organization to secure srounds for the
club that was TO play here. informed
the backers at the Imperial Hotel that
II was impossible 70 secure n suitable
location and returned mis- franchise,
White tried TO get a lease on a plot al
Dyckman street, but found h a It had
already been engaged. After White had
turned In his franchise applications
were made for It by baseball promoters
of Albany, Buffalo and Chicago. The
league officials voted to leave the selec-
tion OF the city to President Whitman,
who Is expected TO decide IN one OF the
cities named IN n few days.
The evening world., 1912-03-19

ts his ten round 90 with Sailor Burks on Thurs
day. night. This via De Moha's nrt Appearance
i1 THIS cty.. and v he beats Burke he should get
plenty a often from tho local club managers.
Mits Gibbons. who was expsoted to arrive In
New York yesterday. did not get into town until
today. lie stopped q at South bend. Ind, for .
dsy.. where h. stnsd up for . bout with Ernie
ssnde.. TIL. MlHNukes v~terwelght. which will
tAks place there on the night k April 8. This
contest w1n he for ten rounds and the men viii
Hugo Kelly q cSlesso IN tSer s.n.pound Soat
lacked hssyry b. Fred Hcos. a't an inais az e
hrevsr 70 defeat the winner a the Fnnk Klaus.
Jeck Dillon fight. whom he fishks . twenty
round baule In San F1rnctsco nsxt month.
Brswes Hook has Already declared that he wli back
Mc0oory 20 the sxtcnt Of ", 500 70 beat any mid.
dlsweisht In the business.
Bill Lang. the Australian ha who hiss
besn defeated ssveri timss In fights In Austnlis
and England. has retired from ths ring. His dc.
feat BY Jim barry In Australia wss sucA Q get
shat ne though Il wss about time - quit The
game and 90 into business.
Bin McKtnnoa Of Boston and Tom Mcmahon d
Pittsburgh have bsrn mstchsd 20 mAa In . ten
round bout At . ahow to be brought of 4 Al
SoIsd Ysddie Wica Of Detroit In . tsn.round q
In the sane city and got ts5 fe his end. Nc
Kinnon took on this match With Mcmahon bs0u,
the latter hiss already made good In fights Their
and Is expected to sttract a big crowd.
The evening world., 1912-03-19
Big Soccer Game
Here TO-M0yyOW

There 10 going to be action from start
TO nniah her the Howard and Bullough
soccer team lines UT against the st.
Leo's at American League Park to.mor-
row afternoon. Is Is a matter Of record
that since the Howard and Bullough
eleven began playing in 1900 It has won
the Rhode Island Cup three reasons.
the New England Cup twice and the
New England Cup tie competition four
times. Last season the Pawtucket az
gregation also added the much coveted
American Cup to its list of trophies.
Despite this W. D. Love. the II. & 3.
manager. declares that the team as It is
constituted to-day Is even ronge than
ever before.
The evening world., 1912-03-19
Kirby Back Home
Alter Long Tour

President Gustavus T. Kirby OF the
A. A. U. has Just returned to this city
from . long tour OF the country. which
consisted Of visits to every city where
his organization iourtshes. He reports
that interest In the coming Olymp!ad
at Stockholm next hummer Is intense
everywhere.
Concerning possible members OF the
American Olympic team says Kirby,
there certainly can be no doubt about
the selection Of Ralph Rose. who while
still slow, shows every evidence of
rounding into condition and being bet
ter than ever before. Rose 10 now
practicing law. and Is taking life and
himself In a serious mood. and realizes
tina he has an envlab!e reputation to
uphold. He states that he has put the
shot over q feet with his left hand,
and Is confident that he can average
more than 30 feet with right n lief,
hand before the games"
=: :. R<ypclds sSt,ifisd :: one e tn. CON
amateur pocket billiards championship by -dfeit
i5 70 II, Only one more game remains 10 d,
| played In the round robin seres ana that Will b.
decided tonight with Lester T.. Garter and 4. u
LYMAN - the contestants. The winner of thi
extrs game. to decide the championship will h
| DlaySd Tomorrow night.
The evening world., 1912-03-19
EDITED BY
ROBERT EDGREN
M Graw Swings Axennd
Three Giant Youngsters
Go Back to the Minors
SHAFER DOING WELL AS
~lEFT.HANDED BATTER.

MARLIN. March 1o.-Arthur
Shafer. who has always batted
right-handed. was turned around
BY McGraw. manager OF the
Giants. and Is working to be-
come n left-handed batter so
that he can take advantage OF
his wonderful speed. so far, he
has done remarkably well. The
new style Is decidedly awkward
to him. but he occasionally
gets In a good, solid wallop. A
queer feature to his batting II
that ne hits left-handers better
than right : handlers, notwith-
standing the change that he
made.
The evening world., 1912-03-19
Phil Cross Decisively
Beaten by Young Hickey
BOXING SHOWS TONIGHT.

Al Fairmont A. C.Jack Goodman
vs.. KID Burns. ten rounds.
At Brown Gymnasium a. A.-Char-
ley Victor VS.. Barney Williams. ten
rounds.
Al Long Acre A. A.-Young Reilly
vs.. Emergency Kelly. ten rounds.
At Royale A. c.. Brooklyn-Dick
Nelson vs.. Young Joe Cans. ten
rounds.
At New York A. C.-Preliminary
bouts OF Metropolitan championships.
The evening world., 1912-03-19
Piles Cured
at Home
Quick Relief-,ria, Package Mailed
Free 10 Ain Pain Wrapper.

Many cases of Piles have been cured By
a trial package of Pyramid Pile Remedy
without further treatment. When 1t proves
its value to you, get more from your
druggist, at so cents a box. and be sure
you get the kind you ask for. simply clip
out free coupon below and mail to-day,
together with your name ana address on
a alp Of paper. Save yourself. from the
surgeons knife and its torture. the doctor
and his bills.
The evening world., 1912-03-19
Lawn Boxes Two Men.

NIAGARA FALLS. n. Y, March ~.
thr Prospect Club Paddy LAWN az Buffalo aud Al
Greenwood ~ Eneland mo, In what was TO have
been q ten round boxing match. 0re,nwool was
sustained . partial diLocation Of the riSht elbow.
Judy Brock ~ Tonswsnds than went on With Lawn
SesW. TSs bout " a0x SA4 siaE.
The evening world., 1912-03-19
sixty schools Enter Meet March 81.

Sixty public and private schools n Now York
will send the best o. their runners TO the second
annual meet given under the direction OF the
Princeton Club Of New York. which Is 10 be held
Of the armoD n the Seventh ~ilegimen, OF thi.
city on the afternoon Il March ~. Not only
have the schools responded literally In individual
entries, but the relay teams have been % carefully
selected that the competition between the locsl
Younsstsr for track supremacy promises to be
better than II waS last spring.
The evening world., 1912-03-19
New Highlander Leader May
Use Same Lineup as
Played Last Season.

Especial 10 The Evening World.
Atlanta. Ca. March ~.
TuE desperate race for the finish
Of the training season in the
South for the H%ighlanders began
yesterday under q hot sun. Manager
The evening world., 1912-03-19

With Q hard nsbtlhsnd swing on the Jaw
YOUNG wasnsr. chs local italian feathsweisht.
knocked out Patsy White N the ninth rouud
q 4s fordon A. c. show, White was no match
Tor waspss. who handel him considerable punish
nent. d!opptns him 70. tbs nooy In the second.
ibid ed esysnth rounds. Wagner Will not firhi
ASas NTH he msets Johnny Dundee In one OF
~ th.es ten Irousd bouts st . Local dub on
The evening world., 1912-03-19
Fighter Richie Says Abe AteN Was Double Crossed
In Recent Bout Against Tommy Murphy on Coast

CHICAGO March p-Eudne that Abe An was "dbec in the bout with Harlem Tommy
Murphy at San Francisco wa. received here yesterday in letter from Willie Richie the California Light
man taking down $500 in wna~ James Buckley manager of Murphy is said to have pulled down
1900 which he sph with awetknownF Frisco nbsr rm game Richie says also that n wasrd2 1000
of his own money on the MAR and lost that because he did not have thw fixed" as he thought Aan
did not trains all for the hight says ehe but oym made futile atenrt to get into shape RNhe rays
the plan arranged. was for An to win on a foul during the last part of the scrap Rhe Q@ that
Murphy did not have anything to do With the fixing" an. that Tommy fought his best ht not thinking
or knowing that Aum expected that the r" would be. struck Buckley when in Chicago the other day
IA said to have told Thny that he cleaned up atH $4,000 On tho fight
The evening world., 1912-03-19

nINNEAPOLls. March ie.-RAiph cspup
star quatsrbsok Of the University At Minnesota
football tsan, gnsd . contract aud let for lot
sprnu,. An, whore h. will Join the Pittshuryh
Nsttoal League baseball team. Capron, who IL
IN outisldsf. II y ssid, u 10 receive 50, 500 FOR
ths scason. vtether he remains with the team or
The evening world., 1912-03-19
HARRY pEvoRE ANOTHER SPEED
MARVEL,

"NnV6Ss
Galveston gets a good man in Harry
Devore. He is just as good as Josh
was when he Joined the New York. and
I might add just as green and-take It
from me-there was none greener than
Josh. Harry Is another speed marvel.
and McGraw placed hin with his Did
friend Jimmy Maloney so that IL ne
improves he can be grabbed by the
G.ants. II will be remembered that
Josh was sent through the same course
Of training before he was ready for a
big league team.
The Giants are having real summer
weather now. and the neat Is so intense
that It Is dificult for them to keep up
their yep. Fer a day or so the ambish
will be gone. II Is the kind of weather
that McGraw has been wanting. how.
ever. and he will work ..le veterans TO a
finish for the next few days.
Carrying out his policy OF making tho
regular members OF the team bat at
curve balls. McGraw stationed himself
behind the plate yesterday and fought
out every weak point with the batters
until they were almost exha listed. Nun
sell. the great spring pitcher. was pu. in
the box with Instructions to turn loose
everything he had. and the regulars had
a job on their hands trying TO hit him.
The exhibition Of weakness agains,
curve ball pitching Sunday at Houston
was the tip OF to Mcoraw and for the
next few days the work Of training them
to that kind Of pitching will go straight
ahead. After Munsell.s who Is a right
handler. had finished punching holes
through the regulars Pierce. a fast left
handler. was sent In m he was 80 good
that he made the left-handed batters
like Devore and Becker stick their
hands In their hip pockets and walk
away. They were helpless ebfore his
port-side shots.
The evening world., 1912-03-19
Ten Round Bout at Olympic
A. c. Bitterly Contested
All the Way.
BY JOHN
NHIL CROSS. brother of Leach Cross
the denilst ACkfar MA dAciaixal,

1851 - va ATN1'l W.
the dentist fighter. was d~ecisively
beaten In a ten round bout by
Young Hickey at the Olympic A. c.
show. The battle was bitterly contested
all the way. both lads constantly letting
fly with swings NM jabs and doing
AIRY little c1nching. Cross had the
better OF the second and third rounds
by a big margin. lie cut Hickey's
mouth In the second round and opened
a cut v e his right eye In the third
session. Hickey then got busy and in
the fourth round split Cross's left eye
with a heavy swing. which daxed Phil.
During the remaining rounds Hickey
got In the most effective blows. punish
ing Phil severely about the body and
face.
In the semi-fnal, Gilbert Gallant OF
Boston defeated Willie Ho,ck Of Phil.
adelphda in the NTH round, the referee
stopping the o to save Houck from
being knocked out.
Jos. woodman. manager a Sam IAn6on, ths
rugged and hari hitting colorrd N0htw 81 hostSp'
writes IN this .aioe saving that. all details have
been CONNECTED for the return battle II twenty
isnTcrd and Sam Mcvsy, and ,h., Ss 4 confident
LanSfora viii suriy Win this time. SAN 1,
really training FOL. this batte." says woodman,
and I think he. will stop. Mcvsy, The bout Gioud
draw Q $50. 600 house at the least"
hob Moha. IN. Mrvaukss middsswsisht. Or
Rived IN New York to-day n set Into cond4ttor
The evening world., 1912-03-19

Thnw'. white Elephant Bowling Anev
and Billiard Parior. Jts' 81. 4 Broadway.
The evening world., 1912-03-19
Jacobsen, Gardella and Harry
Devore Players Affected by
Cut in Marlin Squad.
by BULGER.

Marlin. Tex. March II.
THE iron ball with a dis
tressing swish In the camp OF
the Giants early this morning
and when the casualty list was COM
piled It was found that big Steve ia
cobsen. the seven-foot outhelder. who
10 built more for comfort than speed.
had been knocked of to the Mobile
Club OF the Southern League. with
him went Gardella. the inhelder. who
was III so many weeks that he had lit
tie chance of showing what was In
him. The next victim OF the swing was
little Harry Devore, the small one
cylinder edition OF josh. who goes to
Galveston to play the outield for
Jimmy Maloney. a lifelong friend OF
McGraw.
There was a great wailing and gnash-
Ing OF teeth when It was learned tina,
three OF our young athletes had been
pruned from the main bunch. and Jus.
now there are many other practising the
high jump so as to be able to dodge the
iron ball when she swings or the next
trip. Many OF the youngsters do not
expect to make the regular team. but
they at least ave the hope Of being
q TO see New York just on time be-
- the bush league envelops them
for lie.
II don't care whether I ever play in
a big game or not" a y Milton Stock,
III ! can just got in that Polo Grounds
one time and walk across the diamond
rs IL I belonged there I'd be satisfied.
Let me stay In the big town long enough
10 have my washing done there and
tell people about II and I'd so away
tickled to death"
That about expresses the sentiment o!
all the youngsters. Their one ambition
In lie Ia to see the gay white Way
that they have read 20 much about, bu,
most ~ than will 1avar r,aLo -
The evening world., 1912-03-19

hob Moha. the Milwaukee middaswsight. or.
rived IN New York to-day u set Into condition
The evening world., 1912-03-19
Wsssh Oetslassss GAssaa..

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Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1912-07-28
0anaIaVertraa.
9nrs OiplsmatidIe gerbaubInnstu IN
anOeru.

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3ubIor. Der friibere @efan0te tn
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offenen Brief. in bem er bebauptet.
Der SAP pauneefote 8ertrag
f6nne in feiner @sltlinq ais inter-
uationoles Rebt auBer Graft oeiebt
per6en. neil felt ieiner 2tbFdFung
ourh bic &oFton Der adnal3one an
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gen gednberi feien. g3ir Feien Der
Souberdn Der 9anol3one oetporbsn.
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ben3faa geiiefert, nls es infoige Der
berduberten gage, peIcbe Der beutfds
Fran86fii6e arteg gef4affen babe,
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Steer Dioerrief.
Der 6ab gauneefote Nertrno
f0nne infpIge Der insmif6en erlanaten
Gouperdnitdt ii6er bic aanal3one
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mit Gnglanb aaein mobifiaiert ntrs
ben. 8abei isi man fi6er, at erIans
Gen, mas man DoIIe. Wdbren0 inter-
nationaIe arbitration Ii6er Qeasn bic
Der. Staaten ausfallen iuer6e.
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seiR iett NQcs.
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SgiOrS 99uientbals.
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rulo bic 0loroer oiligteib 1T lefiu0eu.
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Iiseiinitem" unS Die oabinter itcbeu-
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SSniaIje oes 9tor0 aIntoS. idleillt 0ie
SSerren prcisaeaebest sn habeR. Der
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fiibrt meroen. @eriihte tboQten beute
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.onQeblib einen grobe8 8onOs sur
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lam oe8 StaatsanuallS 9efiuoIidlen
oufbringen. Die linteyiut6uag Dor
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Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1912-07-28
SeuHi0.
Die Sat eines @eridtselcrfS
In 0eOrgie,
SAT- su soOs sspriiatlt.

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0e3u lpioerIib tpiiite @eIdid1te, NIT
Der fib boffentlid, Der 5taat5anpaIt
sriinoIid) beihdftigt, miro BON 3aps
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itollo, elm iltnges, tpeiBes mdod)eu,
narneus Giiie Garter, am Sonntag
obeno aus einem gntomobiL genom.
men, iie mad Dalpion In etn 8dlos
hen geihleppt. entfleioet nnO mil
elmer Eeitibe baIb tot geibIaaen,
Dos MGoden Iiegt i'm Soipital, Def.
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5nngen nod nift beltimmt an0ebcu
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Der @runo fir oie biehiibe got? Sin
Snbn 0o3iers, 8ogt 0o8ier, interei.
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W21o6en fiid)t Ioifen tuoIite, nerlonqte
Batter 8n8ier einen Gi6 bon ibr, bab
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fprehen rpoIle. Gbnobt 6as mtdo6en
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ten. Die gin3eIbeitcn 0es 8oracben5
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ihreibling cut5ieben.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1912-07-28
Wit 9Dnamit.
Strabenbabnpasen in SuItOn
sur GTpIOiisu sebradt.
streif III sbOnpiuupille.

Bottom. 81. SuIi. Inter einem
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lebt. Der Wueen hattie cine bodllie-
genoe Gilenbobnbriide erreiht, ais
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nuree sertriimmsrt. Die itreitenoeu
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aebraht. gtah Dem @eri6t Der
SdhieosaerihtstommiIton lpdre IS
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fhaften ben @orTdIos por3uIeaen.
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Die Situdtion in Der Sortforo Gars
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belt nieberaeleet bnben. I'm b0bere
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fion ssbradt, Dod geidob tein Gho-
ben.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1912-07-28
S0ber binanf.
6Osan sielt iett ani bic Gcutral
Eaiienger slR'n.
gSeIaitcnees gewtisuattrial.

Columbus. 8, "a. eynIi. g9ic idon
gcitern otSfiibrlid beritbtet, iuil @e.
nernIitootsanpaIt Sobon geaen Die
Renniplbouio. .gobu onf 6reibricfcnt'
Siebluna floabar inerhen. S1oaan bat
Die @abn i'm 8eroadlt, hnii ite NIT ID.
rer @eiaerilnn Grfuriionsaiige iiuter
oem 3ipei-@ents. .pro-Wieile sSeieb eiu.
5urirhten, es ouf bic elbIboffuEg Die.
ies Ratcnaeiebes In Ohio abgeicben
bat. Der aanipf ritbtet Iitb abcr in
eriter 2inie aeaen Ole o@entrol Rai.
ienger Iiiociotton@, oeren pihtiglter
9eItanoteiI Die Bennobabn biloet. Gs
miro bebanptet, bob Ieetere 8cielI-
Id)oft cine Sfontbinntion gum 8ipede
bon 0eeintrdd)tiging oes Nerfebrs
lit, tit0em iie Die @infiibrlnlg bon Gr.
fnriions5iiacn itnter Dem 3lueicentra.
ten9eIeb periueigert, Inn ooour6 Die
abidlaffirng oieieS Gtnotsgeiebes 8u
er5ruinaen. Ger @cneralitantsomuaIt
min oieie Totiohe ais @etpeiSmate-
rial gegeu Die uGeniraI Pdiienaer 9II.
foctotion@ borbringen nno bat int
einem Sdlreiben an ben 3eiter 0ieIer
aHociatiou. &. 6. 8onoIo in G6icaao,
oieien oireft alifgeforoert @egenbe-
|meiie 6lt bringer. anberhcm bait &o-
gan ei1t Ghreiben bcs gctriebsaaen.
ten Der @ennfDlponio.gabn, @eorae
". gopo, an ben aonlntiildr 0onaIo
In S1uoen, 0os ais ipeiteres 9elueis.
material gegen bic Central 9ai.
ienger afiociotion1 oienen uno be.
meiien foa, oaB fie fid our6 Ser.
idlfporurg sur @eeintrahtiguug oes
gerfebrs ge9cn bic StaatsgeIebe Der.
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