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University Missourian., 1912-02-19

sembly before the speaker had fin
ished, was indefensible. The same
action in a member of the faculty is
even less defensible.
Without failing in that respect
which is always due from students
to the instructors. the writer would
like to ask if tina feel that they have
done their part toward making AS
sembly success. About once or
twice semester We students are re-
buked for the lack of interest We
show; but can the students be ex-
pected to take thing seriously if
the faculty cannot do so? When,
indeed. have all the faculty been
present? Not even at opening con-
vocation. The average student at
tendance compares favOrably with
that of the faculty.
Those irregularities that Presi-
dent Hill spoke might not occur so
frequently if our instructors took
more pains to attend Assembly and
set better example. Student.
University Missourian., 1912-02-19
. OES Cold weather make you

n Of.S Cold weather make you
II glum? DO you get the blues
when it is cloudy? Stand
for few minutes before the cloud
picture in the corridor of Academic
Hall and study it. Can't you feel
the warmth of the sunshine that
flows across the narrow road:
Doesn't the food of light, the bril-
liancy of color in the picture, make
you forget your blues? You watch
the bright cloud in the background
and almost imagine you see it NOV
ing. T. c. Steele. with his great I'M
derstanding of nature. has given you
the real thing, true representation
of the light of day.
Morning" Steele's other picture
bought by the University last year.
is not the usual portrayal of bril-
liant sunrise; it is the soft glow OF
early morning in the woods. There
is color. yes. but it is in subdued
tones. There is sort of moisture i'm
the atmosphere, the dew is still on
the grass and trees.
University Missourian., 1912-02-19
Twenty Years Ago.

"Kei-L. l. T.-Kci-I. |. u
Nine Two. Law '92." This was the
yell chosen by the senior law stu
d ntS.
A young man signed petition for
the removal of the University be-
cause five mails day We're not suf-
fcient to carry his correspondence
to McBainc-this was whisper
ing to the Statesman.
The home of J. W. MOnser. Uni
versity librarian, burned.
University Missourian., 1912-02-19

The new University of British CO.
lumbia is trying to get up a cOnvO-
cation, with nobody to "convOcate"
Graduates of all British universities
who have resided in the province
two years are asked to become mem-
bers of the cOnvOcatiOn
University Missourian., 1912-02-19
What the Old Grads Sd1o
Four Years Ago.

Washington University broke ath-
lctic relations with St. Louis Univer-
sity.
The supreme court affirmed the
death sentence of John Baker, a ne
gro to be hanged in Columbia.
The Kansas basketball team won
from the Tigers here.
University Missourian., 1912-02-19
Fifty Years Ago.

Union meeting was held at the
Boone county courthouse.
Colonel II. G.. Mckinney, a Boone
county man in Prices army, was ar
rested by Federals.
The editor of the Standard. a
Confederate paper, was arrested by
military authorities and the doors of
the office We're closed.
University Missourian., 1912-02-19
Ten Years Ago.

Missouri Literature" a book by
X. III. Jesse and Prof. +. A. Allen.
had just come from the press.
Morton II. PembertOn was lectur-
ing on Reuben in Rome" in various
parts of the state.
University Missourian., 1912-02-19

The sophOmOres at Stevens Insti-
tute of Technology, HOken. n. j..
may go on strike if couple of their
members are expelled for hazing. No
doubt the faculty members are sad
eyed over the horrible prospect of
having fewer classes to meet
University Missourian., 1912-02-19

Some candidate for a slice of that
$3.50 offered Texas students for es-
says might choose the first of the
four subjects to be written on.
'Self-helping in College," and tell
whether it is best to reach across the
table and be sure of il, or have it
passed and run the risk of the other
fellow getting it.
University Missourian., 1912-02-19

A professor in the English depart
ment of the Kansas State Agricul-
tural College goes on everlasting rec
ord as believing that Americans can
not spell with accuracy. He has
compiled a test-list of 100 ordinary
words and given them to nearly l.
900 students and teachers.
University Missourian., 1912-02-19
From Other Colleges

A freshman engineer at Washing
ton had his whiskers fOrcibly re-
moved to the waSte-basket The
waste-basket stood the operation
WELL
University Missourian., 1912-02-19

The girls at Depauw University
are working for davenport offered
by the university daily in a subscrip-
tiOn contest
University Missourian., 1912-02-19
Faculty Attendance.

Editor the MissOurian.-The ac-
tiOn of those stud nts who left AS
University Missourian., 1912-02-19


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University Missourian., 1912-02-19

Call 80 for University Missourian
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-11
BADEN CANTERS
TO EASY VICTORY
Wins Transylvsnia Stake .
5000 in Three Straight
Heats.

Lexington. KY. October le.-Baden cantes-
ed home . winner in straight heats in the
Transylvania stakes hers to-day. The event.
which Il for 2:ie trotters. was worth $a,oes.
and 1t no time during the three heats was
Baden even forced to extend himself.
Evelyn W.. well handled BY shaak. cap
cured the 2:e1 psce In spectacular fashion.
The first race Of the day. the 81 trot. also
went In straight heats to Bell Ashland.
driven and owned By Crit Davis. Summary:
The Transylvania for 1:1e trotters. value
$1,000. three in i've heats-Bsden. b. h.. by
Binsara rodney, hrst; Cheney. Dr. m.
tFleming). second: Esther W. b. m fCoxl.
third. Kenyon W. also started. Best time.
1854
a:,5 class. tro,tins. purse $50. three In ave
hsats-Beii Ashland. b. m-. by Ashland
wilkes tDavisl. hrst; Baron Todd. br. h.
(NcDonaid). second: -Neadowdale. b. h.
.Carr3. third. Nelly Ingram. Nub Holiday.
Lady Greengoods. Bertha Beline. ClinOrd
wilkes and Lon Mcdonald aiso started. Best
time. 2:iex
::ei class. PAGERS, purss. $3.50. two I'm three
heats-Evelyn w. b M, by The Spy
iShanks). nrst: Ear Jr. 81. h. (Hopkins).
second: Sir r.. b. 9. (3lurphy,, third. Esq
NJ Kay also started. Best time .2:e.1t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-11
FORK UNION HAS
! STRONG ELEVEN
Cadets Expect 70 Win Prep
School Championship Again
This Year.

Fork Union, Va. October 1e--KoSiI
Union Military Acadsmy's football
sQass II rapidly Asvsioping into Z
strong team under the edlcient coach
Ing Of Neasrat Tsysor. Beaten and
O'Neal turner stars Of the grid
iron The tssm this year IL not q
heavy ~ was last years champion
eleven that was coached By Harry
Grimn. but the cadets are very fast
ana are ON to the Ane points Of the
game.
Tho Arst game scheduled With Wood.
berry Forest this week was cancelled
by Woodberry. Tho locals Will tackle
some Of the leading schools Of Rich
mon6 In the near future. Turner. ono
OF the veterans Of last year's club.
l. showing up In great form. while
Peoples. at quarter back. - playtn&
a strong game Al Of the new men
are rapidly dsveloping under the
daily practice.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-11
CHARTERS ISSUED

Christian Mora! snd Industrial! Traiaiae
school snd Rrscse Hcuse for ErrinS S'ss.
samotcn Va. :. A. Howell, pressceos' n
" -p,ysy .ecretsry: r =. HoNcn, treas
.r.r-sH @. Newport News. Va
The ran,nk.y VIRTUAL Teiephcns Com
r.1y. Labor Wa. ". y. Green pressoent
IaAor.. Va: n. 5. Johnson. Mcarovis- Cap
rsl. MAXIMUM, ss.soe. Hssnimum, $50
,,o.her Power Company rrc.p. t~xinssen-
Va T. NED. Moore. presihsni. Lexington.
va: =. A. Clark. v'ce-r-esieen', X J. pou9s-
-rssssrs.: q. wess. s~crefsrJ-On OF SeS
yors Csprs;. sse.~~. os;eet: Power con-
psry-
I.,n~r,y Orchards Company TseD. Brook
u-sL Va. q. r. BGrTeIi. president. ". h
Williams, secretary and treasurer. I. y.
ytisu, sfce-p-sse~rs-si; % Bsookasei.
Va CAPITA. Naxsmgu. ee.se. ssssimsm.
ssts~
Tho ya,ts Gold,=aita compsny ,fac.s.
sitx<sST!s We. " n co.dsn!fh. president:
l. 4. Sys. treasurer. "a. =. Aer,es. we
,=estdsrt and sserctsry-au &C Nasosseson.
y 9. Cssnas: xsrInrn. sis.cH. einsmsn.
r.~s
r.ms'etss Bss.aess tesess tlss.D. ssssn-
80. We. Jaws T. rsmplssse. pres'4eui
HAIRY ". Hs-nScn. ysc.-prest9saf, Jesps ~.
Brstfos. se--efsT.--sl % esssasee. We. Csp-
I;sj. Asuimsr. 500. misfmvn. -.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-11
BEAGLE RAILS
FOR AOvE.MB| R
VIII BE Held n Albeznarls
county-Bench Show Also
Arranged.

Charlottesville Va. Octo1er A-The TWEEN.
ty.third animal deid triais 81 tie National
4essls Club Of Ameries WIN Be hsld q
Shadweij. AlbemAr3e Counfy. cenme11ns
November ana eoaflnu1n0 ontf1 ~ the
classes have heen rum. The heodquartefs Of
the elub dufnG the trials viii be IT HIM
ter's Hail. the properly Of H A. s. Hamii-
ton, ahout one mile from the railroad sta.
ton 1t ehadwefl. The trials will start with
the running OF the pack stakes on Thurs
day maRning. November I. and Il u neces-
sary that all dogs entered in these stakes
should arrive not later than Wednesday.
The anIcers Of the ciub are: James W. APP
pieton, presfdent: George b. Post, JS.. Arsf
vice-presidenf: 7. Dudley RiSSs. Of Baitt-
mere. second vfce-psesidsat: chstweed emifh,
Of worcester, Mass. third vtee-pTestdens;
Ramsay Turnbull. New York. secFetASy end
treasurer. Executive comMttteo-Chax1eo H.
Stevenson, Henry w. Warner and RAYMOND
Belmont.
In connection with the trials . bench show
will be held under the rules OF the Amerf-
can Kennel Club. This will take place on
sunday, November 10 ana VII be opon to
all beagies nfteen inches and under. Charles
w. Barney, Of New Bedford. NasS-. viii act
~ Judge Of the bench show. The judges Of
the neld trials will be Clarence r. Morse.
Of seuthbrsdge. Nsaa. ana d. z. Lester
yeoeaI 81 CulpsDoSs Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-11

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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-11
LUCKY PLAYERS
HAVE GOOD DAY
Featureless Card Shows Many
Good Priced Horses Crossing
Wire Winners.

a.
oc.oDe' ~
players had another good day at Laurel
this evening, for only one favorite
won. The card w.. f.a.pre,... snu,-
n's' - y -
y 1--WE tur-
longs purse 1o0oEFattv Grub. Ill
(Butwell), Z to l. az TO 1. i to /. first:
Gerr.rd 1oa Marin, To- -,
SECOND. Stockton 1Ie <sm.r, : -
third. Time f.o1 AZ Rrvn c.rc.r
Of Auah- Ia Sainnel,s Ro.eit.irs
Dozvoo0 AuriAc Chi,tnn p.nc. No.
tie L, Fasces, Ralph Lloyd, Old Coin
also ran.
Second race-ma,denx two.year-old.
i've and a hair furIonrs pnr.a 5000
Exton. III (Schuttinrarl. - to to
! 2H To / frsf. Mabnban III (Mc-
Ta~aa,f, a., toI second. Al.
brose ia fRutweln 4 to J. ,b;,o
Time, 1908 3-5. Mary Ann h, Reno,
Mohawk Girl. TTiler. Afterglcw, Bat
terry. General Ben Leo. Burgeois and
Talecarrier also ran.
Third e-year.olds and IN
six furlonrx nurse ssOO-veneta
Strome 1oS (Ambrosel. G to ,H 10
i, to 5. f,rst: Kate k. 10s Dayi.s).
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-11
HUNDREDS WAIT,
70 WATCH GAME
The Times-D Dispatch Scoreboard
Gave Small Solace to Red Sox
Sympathizers.

Z Huc~,v la ~ sfhrfIf AZ heft,s ana Aeeers
..-l.s :. - q .....t..... 1870
nlns9 - ASIA N - Z q - =. !.
eardte1a Of coa9, the vAAeuAfA Of t1A great
arny o. fans VINO vatched stns tregxses -
IN third Red Gox~0iAat gapQe fees1r4ef ~
Bostea. - flashed on The ftnDsa-Dt4leseA
'sceysbo2yA. beGan 70 arrive - the Daan
Street side Of Capital Square - eAsiy - H.
o'clock Tho 6rst 70 1reach ne eeeDe gsre
rewanded VIA 1ox 1eAtsr > NE Gp&steb
64uers U1ndstand ~ s:0 o'cseck. nve
zinntee after psey oeean. tnerA wae ne3Ain1
but sfaA0tnx-roo@ ieKt. and US erevA =
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-11
] u -
IIlI FIGHT HARD
M11hingeon and Lee Expech
Isueh Game With Georgetown
University Saturday.
feneciai 70 RE Timer Dispatch !

fep<cial to The Times DispatchJ
L0xington. Va. October l9s--The
Nashington and Lee football team will
49, its Arst real. struggle Of the 80.
con on Saturday. when It will play
Georgetown In Washington. So far
this week has been spent In prepare
tion for the game BY hard scrimmags
and signal practice.
The team lost Q valuable man in this
weeks scrimmage when Hank Rog-
ess. who has played two years at
guard. sustained . broken collarbone.
Rogers has been tower OF strength
TO the White and Blue eleven. and his
injury will materially weaken the line.
Coach Reilly and his squad OF twen-
ty>one men will leave Lexington at
1920 tomorrow morning over the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway for
Lynchburg. en- route to Washington.
In SATURDAYS game several changes
will be made in the lineup. Miller
will be sent in hrst as fullback. with
Peoples at tackle. and later Cannon
Ball. Beuhring will resume fuilback.
Miller going back to tackle. Walton
will probably play guard in the place
of Rogers. Terry, Edwards. Bone and
Kinsolwns will all be used At half
back. while Raftery and Donahue will
play quarterback. The rest of the
nne-up will be as in the Western
Maryland game.
The Washington and Lee varsity
averages about 10 pounds. which is
some ten pounds less than the George
town aggregation. Coach Reilly will
take the following men to Washing
ton: Moore. weight 10. and Barrow;
weight les. centres: MILLER (captain).
weight e5i: Dillon, ITO. and Walton,
III. guards: Miles, ITS: Stewart, 10;
Ehultx. 172. ana Neblett. Is5. tackles; !
Francis. 1865: Rothrock, 1855: Barker.
1s5, and Hiett. 1855. ends: BATTERY. IA. |
and Donahue. 155. quarterbacks: Ed.
wards. fs5: Terry. $50: Bone. 1914. and
I4s. haIfbacks: Beuhring.
11a. and Peoples. 1853. fuiibacks.
Out of this squad Shulzt, Neblett. |
fIiett. Donahue. Edwards. Terry and
are playing for their first
time a& Washington and Lee. while |
Bone. Beuhring, BATTERY. Rothrock.
Francis. Miles. Walton. Dillon and
Barrow are entering upon their second
-ear OF football at Washington and
Lee Moore. Miller and Barker are
,laying their third year of football
II the above. Bone. Beuhrinx. Raftery.
Miles. Barker and Moore are
monogram men.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-11
JOSHUA DEvOREI IS
REAL GIANT SAVER
CONTINUED From Fifth Page.)

CONTINUED From Fifth Page.)
pitched with fair steadiness. but no
great brillisncy. He permitted the
Giants to bunch hits on him In two
tounds-the second and fifth. when
doubles by Herzog and Murray shiy-
cred his guard. He was all gone in
the NTH. when Fred Snodgrass. the
Giant centre fielder, rushed bravely
TO his aid. Saliva Buck had just Is
sued two passes and filled the bases.
He was wild and nervous. aching to
detonate. Snodgrass came up at this
1uncture, and OBrien cut loose q half
lined to Lewis and broke up the Tally.
ground. But the generous Snodgrass
swung at 1t just the same. OBrien
then peeled on three more balls. and
where a run should have been forced
over with the bases still full Snodgrass
lined to Lewis andbroke up the rally.
For the frst eight rounds the two
teams played the first world series
ball of the clash. While the first two
games had been spectacular and nerve
Wracking. both had been badly played.
But in this last affair they had set
tied down grimly and savagely to real
baseball, and were playing at top
speed. consistent to their top FORM
However. when the 1rst test came
in the ninth they both dropped back
20 the old stun and split wide open
TSDnOAeherU Flash VERY.
BY a.curious twist of fate, il fell TO
the lot. Of Boston's brainiest ball
Warner and Iris Speaker-to fash
the ivory at the close. Wagner was
coaching on third when Gardner peeled
L. = CnosEor r;f~heA fr htR
help. Both men waved Gardner and
Lewis hack. Lewis finally broke from
Speakers grip At third and romped
ever the pan. while Gardner stuck at
second, n the play was behind him.
Merkle was the only Giant who top
pIed badly In addition to dropping
pevore's relay and Fletcher's throw in
the ninsh. both straight to his massive
PAWS he forgot to touch first on an
easy double play earlier in the day.
New York won By the fraction o.
enc Inch. just as Boston won the
opener, and jus: as the drawn battle
Of Wednesday swung IN the balance
IN that last erased frenzy to-day.
either club might have won. but a
miracle saved the Giants after they
had the game sewed up and packed
away.
With three games played. no teams
On history have ever Travelled a more
even trail Each has wrenched OF
q victory and the other was a tic.
Each game was wos and lost on the
1Ass pitched ball o! the day. In the
three games each team has pounded
over eleven rams and the Giants lad
en hits by twrrty-s.x TO twenty three
The Giant attack IA. been stronger.
49, 60 - L. "A
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-11

TIE gag o. Virginia was sossse1 ~ ksIs
msss on the csplseI yssesr6sy ia respees 90
the reEory 81 Colonel q. Sheldon Bowman.
OF Salem. q member Of the Gevernors sag
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-11

ing of Herzoe ana Murray but Bos-
toms defense has been FAR steadier
and superior In every way to anything
New York has shown.
Thu r,tants In to-day.x CANA had the
adding OF several breaks Of luck. The
ar.t "a. when Iyerxor. v,ho scored Ne W
WORK.. second run. hit down left aeld
line. = carom or the wall getting by
Lewis, which he speedily recovered and
threw ON dead line right into
Gardner's hands at third. Herzog's in
tention was to take third. but he stun
bled after passing SECOND. ana ne nao
to pull up. The Deautiru tnio" OF
Lewis's would surely nave caush' Mn
easily At the thiro station- NJ 'seef
scored.
On the other hand. Stahl smashed one
way into deep right centre which was
easily good for two bases. but he
stumbled and almost fell rounding hrst
Devore's throw was very bad. and II
perfect would not have gotten StAhl
going to second.
o,.- rs.s,s.n p,.c..
- .,..,,., no.,,;o,,
en-. -;.h ~. No.. fulI
IN .no 10 49, ,-,.h .hr.. h.1ls and
onoue, 81. "a :. sr,,t tne mate
49, tire. IN .uccession With all run
ners ON the 20. The New York coach
az. rere irving To rattle him. Snod-
rra.a fouled twice, and on the third he
hit a smashing drive to left feld. The
agony was ended for the Red Sox wnen
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-11

Tsprshsaso>t w. oe;sseS 's--fss Town
Psi sss des:reyed ~ Gre ,sss msrr:sg
ssess o'ciccs. 10 the bstaiae ~ss sss
r-a.tse risss % RE n10Uoses D0mOer8s
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ss~ee- The S~sif.ne 90 Wt'iism UsensRe
as sv-ses IT, Isvn nan ass psess %
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-11
bREsNAHAh WINS
FROM SIOvAll

g. Lsusa October N.-siBxies by Aewre3
and EvanS ana 8tovairs error n the etgn&A
tnping gave the 81 Louis Sstfonai LAAU1e
Club the secoad game Of tbe intss1ea8o
series fer the city champfonship with she
local American League team here to-day :
to
Americsas .-......sfsaisSse-s Z
N,tscnsis So
Bstieries-Bsumeardnss. Mitchell se1 We
phsns: Burx and EwIns. Empires. onrsen
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-05-10

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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-05-10
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-05-10
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eIiisrer, bab Dor 200 Sabren Elm grie-
6if6er 4r5t bonn 80nise BON preus
Sen cine aonseiIion CUR 4usb.utuns
Der groben 4spbaltIager in ReufGdtel
su erlanaen tpubte. Oas 6iirftentum
I.ufdatel, Der isbise idpeia.rifd.
Ranton Reuenburs, gebOrte bamals
3u preuBen, bas feline Re6te barauf
erft 1857 aufsab. Der arSt e~r5ielte
bamals Bel f.insn 9eriuden redt
f6Dns grfolse unb fanb fpdter i'm
Glfab tpsitere sroBe aspbaltlaser.
Qeib.r bate er infolse Der bdmaligen
3ufdnbe nit ieiner gntbeduns tein
Slid. Bel ben Tinan3leuten fanb er
fein gnts.ssntommen. Bonn bieie Iies
ben ibr @eIb lieber ben friesfiibrenben
Giiriten su Ipben .3inien, als berars
tise, Der bamalisen 3eit tpasebalfg
eriheinenbe unternehmunsen gu
unt.ritiBsn. Die Sa4e f4lief alfo
tpieber Elm.
Sm Sabre 1912 entbsdte man nrs
tpeit bon Semi bei benz Dorfe SenTtl
mG9tige a~spbdltldser, unb erii iebi
besann man ii9 tpieber NIT biefem
Rat.rial su befaHen unb bic Eager
aus3ubeuten. Mber crit in ben breis
bigger Sabren mar Der 9rdf GaFenan.
Der fif eingebenb nit Der praftifGen
B.rpenbbarf,it bes MspbaIts befaBte,
70 tpeit, boB er benz 8dusefperb,
Mspbalt fir Sic praris empf.bIen
tonnte. Man Iareibt linn baber ge.
nSbnli1 bic 8esriinbuns Der
Mspbaltinbufrie Su.
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banseu Der alien auIturHdtten i'm
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ben Nsphaltitein bereits pieIfo6 Al
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tpurbe bds Material aus g~rbSIau.I.
len s%etponnen. bic in Der R6be Be-
Gupbrnts nod beu.e fIieBen, abe,
nidt dusgebeutet tperben. Die Romel
peripenbeten ben Ispbalt hereits aun
S~trdBenbau. inbem lie i'm, permiTd
nit grobem Ries unb Shotter. Ii
b.iBsm 3uftanSe daf cine padfeinIaa
aufbra4ten. nit fsinem ates ater
iparfen unt bonn fsftpaIsttu.