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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-02-21
ARCHDUCHEss WEEDS NAVAL MAN

Contracts Morganatic Marriage With
Commander Of Fathers Yacht.
Berlin.-The Archduchess Ella has
contracted a morganatic marriage with
a naval lieutenant. Kloss. formerly in
command of her fathers yacht.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-02-21

PILES CURED IN 6 TO IA DAYS.
Your druggist will refund money
" PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure any
case Of Itching, Blind. Bleeding or
Protruding Piles In 8 TO IL days. soc.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-02-21

A girl tries to impress upon every
young man she meets that she has
rich relatives,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-02-21
LESS FEES FROM AMERICA.

Not So Many Paying for Introductions
I'm British Society.
London.--Owing to there being
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-02-21

wish, it may be had in white. These
are priced at less than one dollar.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-02-21
Uses for Marshmallows.

The housekeeper who has not test
ed the culinary possibilities of marsh
mallows has little idea of their many
uses. For emergencies a tin box of
these inexpensive candies is a good as
set for the supply closet.
Should the supply of eggs give out
when filing or frosting is wanted for
a dark layer cake marshmallows may
be substituted. While the cake Is
still hot place marshmallows torn in
halves between tie two layers and al
so on top of the cake. Replace the
cake in the oven for a few moments
until there is an even layer of par
TALLY melted marshmaliows over the
cake.
Finely chopped nuts, grated sweet
chocolate or cocoanut may be sprin-
killed. over the yielding surface, and
candied cerries, bits of citron or an
gelica, shreds of almonds or halves
of English walnuts are easily embed
] ded in ornamental fashion.
For the afternoon tea table the
plainest of little cakes topped with
marshmallows and placed for a mo-
ment in a slow oven are transformed
into French CONNECTIONS. Spice cake
| baked in thin sheet and cut in small
rounds of the size of a marshmallow
is an inexpensive substitute for the
small, fancy cakes of the caterer. Top
each little circle with half marsh
mallow and partially melt in a Slow
oven. Decorate with single nut
meat, half cherry or a cross marking
of chocolate or colored frosting.
If the material for fruit salad is
scant cut marshmallows in quarters
Il ing a we'll floured pair of scissors
EQUAL parts of grape fruit English
wainuts and marshmallows mixec
with half the quantity of diced pine
apple make salad combination vel
suited to a French dressing Favored
with wine
Ordinary chocolate ice cream Il
easily transformed into an apparent!
expensive novelty by adding plenti
full supply of quartered marshmallow
when the cream is half frozen If tn
chocolate is rich and dark these dul
white particles make an effectiv
showing and also add an unusual fla
voring
The same addition may be made t
cold chocolate pudding, the marsl
mallows furnishing an attractive bi
of coloring and contributing to a de
liciously favored dessert.
al
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-02-21
Bedroom Door Knockers.

The small colonial cottage of a
young bride who put thought and the
planning of many months in the fur
nishing of the domestic paradise Of
which she is the guardian angel is
unusually successful in all it's details.
The great knocker on the front door,
white woodwork candlesticks of both
brass and glass, old fashioned chintz
hangings, rag rugs and well chosen
mahogany furniture all help to carry
out the colonial effect,
The most original detail of the
whole housetakes form of small brass
knockers, miniature copies of the
knocker on the front door, on all the
bedroom doors. These knockers are
not more than three or four inches
long, but they are practical as well
as ornamental. 1t would take much
persistence even on the part of very
heavy sleeper to ignore the persistent
sharp tap, tap of the little brass clap
per.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-02-21
Our Ready-to- Wear Department Offers
Saturday Bargain Specials
of Importance

Women's black Heatherbloom Petticoats,
regular $3.50 values for - CSC
Light colored Taffeta Petticoats, values up to
$1,000 for - - $2.95
\ few Messaline Petticoats in this lot.
Large assortment of white, colored and black
Wash Waists, values to $500. Saturday
special go ---, Csc
Some wonderful bargains in house dresses,
values to $3.50 for --...---.-- CSC
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-02-21
$500 BED SPREADS

Great big Jumbo size Bed Spreads in white
only, plain hemmed, best quality for the
money. Beautiful knitted designs. Saturday
special . ---. --...-.-...---.--..-...-. $1.69
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-02-21
Zoe, IL lie AND 15c LACE AND EN-
RROIDERES Sc

suitable for infants wear and fine under-mus
lins. Saturday special, yard - 81
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-02-21
COTTON FOULARDS

COTTON FOULARDS
Worth 15c yard, in good colors for house
and street dresses. Laundries fine, comes in
brown, navy Copenhagen, with small figures
Saturday special lie
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-02-21

Children's wool dresses IL jrice.
Wool Dress Skirts, 1913 styles, values to
S6.95 for ..-.-.. ...-.-.-...-.-. $3.95
Outing Flannel Night Gowns in neat colors,
S9c values, special at 75c
Black Taffeta and Messaline Silk Waist,
regular price up to $6.95, Sat- special $2.95
New Pongee Silk Shirts, made in mannish
style, special price ..--..-....... $2.95
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-02-21
$1.25 AUTO Wells CSC

$1.Z5 AUTO Wells SSc
Full two yards long, made of good quality of
chiffon. The colors are brown, navy, green,
champagne, light blue and pink. Saturday
special 9Sf
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-02-21
FRIDAY MENU.

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Arizona republican., 1913-09-06
SPECIAL :

WOMEN'S CREPE GOWNS-Made of fine soft quality crepe slipover model, dantily trimmed in linen torchon lace and edging Every gar ment long and full. all sizes \ S0o regular $1OO gown. Extra value, each O/C GAUZE UNION SUITS Taped neck and sleeves umbrella drawers. lace trimmed, spe
 calIy good wearing gauge, regular f0o 35c quality. per suit -.--...-.... | ~ PILLOW BlNG--Atantic Mills make, one , of the best %m %m full l t2 iaS inches wide eN'r" l0C SHlRTING MADRAS-Ful 3G inches wide, all white grounds With neat attractive pencil stripes-eXcellent wear-postively fast colors- Never sold less than 19c- IF, per yard .:.... -..-,.- l0C 75c LiSLE VESTS-EXtra fine quality mercer
 ized and Swiss LisIe. silk tape neck 1Eo and sleeves all sizes. special .......... AON $1.5O LINGERIE WAISTS-To clean up all lingerie waists worth up to $1.50 We7Oo offer you your choice at each .....-.. f1C $1.co UMBRELLAS-Natural stick handles, Paragon London frames, seven ribs EOo 26-inch size, fast black, each ...-....... OTS BARRETTES-The guaranteed not to break kfnd-the ball bearing-2O different DE- styles and sizes to select from, each .AO@
Arizona republican., 1913-09-06
UNCLE SAM WANTS HELP
 ID RUN GOVERNMENT

The season of the year when Uncle sam begins to advertise for help to run the government is again upon the land judging from the numbers of an nouncements that are being received from the examining board of the civil service commission. September 29 and October 9 will furnish dates for more willing and ambitious young men to make a break to get into the classified civil service.
 Uncle Sam is at present wanting a Logger, men only need apply, for the San Juan Indian School in New Mexico, a position that pays $66O per year. In this case applicants will not be as sembled for examination but will be rated upon their application as to training and experience
 On october there will be three ex- aminations held, one for a chief bac- teriologist, for a position in the Iabo- ra tory of the bureau of chemistry at Washington, a position that pays $35OO per year All persons applying for the position must be either NJ Ds. or Ph D.s, and have issued several publica- tions along the lines of that particular science
 Men are also needed for the position of special examiner in the Indian ser vice for duty on Indian reservations. and in this case the department desires
Arizona republican., 1913-09-06

ing the resources Of the various west crn states, correctly concluded that Arizona was the state of greatest possibilities He immediately trans fcrred to the Flagstaff postoffice, but cn a visit to Phoenix about fair time was so taken with this city that he persuaded Colonel McClnOCk to ap- point him in the Phoenix post office. Here he has worked in practically every branch of the office until the quarters in the new federal building were occupied. at which time he was taken into the postmaster's office as Irivate secretary.
 Ever since passing the Arizona bar examination last May he has been alert to carry out his intentions of leaving the service of Uncle sam, and considers himself exceptionally for tunate in getting into the law offices of Sloan, Scabury and Westervelt. Though not of the oldest, this firm has already become known to be. one of the strongest in the state and the volume of their business has so steadily increased that it became nc cessary to enlarge their office force.
Arizona republican., 1913-09-06
4. \. DE REIMtR NOW
 FULLY PLEDGED LAWER
Leaves Post Office Service Of Uncle
 Sam to Woo Jurisprudence

There have been many changes re centIy in the personnel of government employees at the Federal building, but usually when one of the post office boys makes a change, il is to an office in some other city Con trary to the usual course Arthur De R.emer who was transferred to the Phoenix post office as a clerk, last December, from assistant postmaster at Flagstaff. has left the government employ to pursue the practice of law in Phoenix with the firm of Sloan. S;cabury and Westervelt.
 MT DeRiemer has been in the ser vice of the United States for over twelve years, having begun as a messenger boy in the pension office in Washington. D. C., gradually ris- ing in the clerical grades in the var ious department, including the White House, commerce and labor and the post office departments. He studied engineering at George Washington university and later graduated from the law school of Georgetown uni Vcrsity in Washington. D. c.
 Though a resident of Illinois, De Riemer determined to grow up with the west" and after carefully review
Arizona republican., 1913-09-06

bile, something that the veteran dec orator will not put up with from ayn- body. By reason of his caustic re- marks about the machine, which is as well known almost as Bill himself, Wedenhofer became incensed at the negro, and the two had a race down First street.
 Bird kept up a running fire of abuse at Bill during the race and then att tempted to pass the machine by the once over method right at the corner of First and Jefferson. WedenhOfer leaned to pull the crank of the engine, and in doing so turned the steering gear so
Arizona republican., 1913-09-06
PA1HF FINDERS FO LEAVE
 FL PASO SEPTEMBER l4
President Rhinehart of Club With Five Race Drivers to Come
 Over Studying Course.

President Robert II. Rhinehart of the Fl Paso Motor club and starter in the Fl Paso to Phoenix auto race. together with five of the drivers of the entrants so far registered will leave the pass city on September 14 en route over the race course Bis bee has been selected as the situa- tion for the night control
 The above facts came by wire to President Rullard of the Maricopa Auto club last night In his com munication, MT. Rhinehart said he would determine the exact route of
Arizona republican., 1913-09-06

that the front of the auto caught the crossing bicycle and Bird was cata- quilted off the wheel onto the back of his neck some several feet distant.
 The police were on the job in very short time and closely questioned We dcnhofer as to the trouble but did not hold him on account of the proVocation he had received. The negro was re- moved to his home and an examination revealed the fact that he has a broken shoulder few broken ribs and several scalp wounds as result of the bump he experienced when he came to his sudden stop. Bird will recover.
Arizona republican., 1913-09-06

the race. following the main travelled roads as far as possible and making the log coincide as much as possible with the previous suggestions of the race men in the cities along the race. He will be in Phoenix a day or so making final arrangements with BulIard and the club here about the financial and checking details.
 The selection of Bisbee as the night control settles a question that for a time threatened to prove seri- ous It was decided to make the last days run as short as possible. and so the application of Douglas for the night station was rejected Placing the night control at Tucson would have made the first day too long. so the compromise was made at Bisbee.
Arizona republican., 1913-09-06
NEGRO THROWN FROM
 BICYCLE ID PAVEMENT
When he Attempts to Cross in Front
 of Wedenhofer's Machine.

Bill Wedenhofer, who paints signs and things, Ieaped into the limelight yesterday with the assistance of a neg ro named Ellison Bird. who really did the somersaulting necessary to attract the limelight aforementioned. Bird has a contempt for Wedenhofer's automo-
Arizona republican., 1913-09-06
Sl.5O and $l.75 Balkan Waists and MiddieS

to secure the services of lawyers or those familiar with probate law and practice. For all of this $2,0oo q year is offered. Then there are three cooks wanted a position for which women are desired. one is needed at the White Earth Indian reservation, in Minnesota. One is wanted for the Kickapoo school in Kansas and one for the Klamaty school in Oregon.
Arizona republican., 1913-09-06
20 lbs. granulated sugar $1.O0 next Saturday Ono delivery on sugar.. Me Kees-AdVertisem m
CARD OF THANKS.

We wish to thank our friends and neighbors for their kindness and sym pathy during our recent bereavement.
 F w. BIGHAM AND FAMILY.
 MRSi PHOEBE SPENCER.
Arizona republican., 1913-09-06

20 lbs. granulated sugar $1.OO next Saturday Ono delivery on sugar.. Me Kees.-AdVertisem m
Arizona republican., 1913-09-06

20 lbs. granulated sugar $1.0O next Saturday no delivery on sugar.. Me ees-AdVertisement. m
Arizona republican., 1913-09-06
ADVANCE STYLES OF AND SUITS

We are now prepared to show many of the adVance Models of Early Fall Outer Garments Exceptionally strong is this so in
 Tailor Made Suits and Correct Style Goats The Models this season distinctly different from all previous scaSOns-nOre and thought have seemingly entered into their designng-so many chic ideas and creations incorporated into each and every garment.
 materials exceptionally Broaecoths
 in in color yet
 n a Dur Ileasur to
Washington Journal., 1913-09-06

Mmeritaner feline @rrungenI4aften gegen
bic GuBeren 6einbe bertbeibigen. er mubte
nm feline Mnertennung i'm &reiie Der Naz
tionen. nm feline Misunderstanding unb
enb[if audi nm feline Misunderstanding
tGmpfen, unb bieIer p6brenbe &dmpf bat
i'm qeitdrtt, bat ibn jung unb frif9 err
balten, pie es Oeuti9lanb erIt mad fei=
ner 8eriiingune pieber setpproen 1T -
unb bie1e Jreube am &f lit bic
@runblage fir feline 6reube ar Sport
uno Spiel, ben g%eIunbenben Adrmlofen
RGmpfen bes 5rieoens.
So ertldrt es fi3, pdrum Sport unb
Spiel in unIerem Qdnoe etnen breiten
Baum beanfpru9en cine Iporttreibenbe
Nation lit INNER cine itarte unb that
trdftiqe Notipn e%etpefen, Der &iidedng
ibrer Treube am Sport 1T ieoesmal
qleihbeoeutenb nit benz Riidgdne ibrer
Ma6t i'm Ratbe Der W0lter. Die 3eit
bes 0erfales Der @rie9en unb Homer
fGut nit benz Nd9laB ibrer Sportfreube
auiammen; bic lateinif9en Rafien miifen
beute audi auf iebem Sportgebiete ben
aermanif6en N0ltern ben Nortritt einz
rGumen: Mmerita. OeutI9lanb, @nelanb
bominiren uuf OieIem. pie duf ieOem anz
beren @ebiete-
limb es 1T gang feIbitperftdnbli9; OuB
Sport unb Spiel geraoe pdbrenb Der
Sommeroeit nod mebr als fonft in ben
Norbergrunb treten, ba bic 3d6l Der fom=
merli4en Sportarten cine unDerelei9li6
qr1Bere lit dls bic Der pintefli9en. Sober
t0rperli6e Sport ftebt i'm ~innigen 3uz
Iammenbong nit Der Greube an Der glu=
tur unb bic pGrmeren Sabres3eiten geben
hem Naturfreunb rei9ere @elesenbeit unb
elm gr0Beres Gelb CUR 8etbGtigune. Der
Sport i'm sef6lOKenen Baum entbebrt bes
pehfelpoaen Rei8es, es feblt ibm Der
f90ne, ent3iidenoe Rabmen, bic erfri=
I9enbe umgebung Der Greiluft : 0ersniiz
gungen.
@enn man in Mmeritu bon Sport
fpri9t, muB maj als ben p%opuldriten bas
rationale Spiel 9aiebal an eriter STEELE
erpGhnen. 9as Spiel lit uuf bas aIts
sRoIiI4e pROunbers", bas ii& in
Washington Journal., 1913-09-06
POI .

Oeutf9lanb als yS9lagbaG" cine 3eit
lang GROCER 8eliebtbeit unter Der Sugenb
erfreute. Suriid5ufiibren, bat ii9 iebo9 in
ber ameritanii9en Wanbluns unb 8erz
DoItommnuns 10 peientliA %perGnbert,
bab ma es tpobl uls Elm eigenes Spiel
geltsn la1en burf. So Durbe 5uerft i'm
Sabre 1845 bon benz alien &niderboder
Club in gep Nort eingefiibrt, purbe
bann ipGbrenb Der Rriessiabre berna9s
lGfist unb entipidelte fi9 eieentli9 erit
in ben lebten brei Subr3ebnten gu feiner
ieBisen 8ebeutune, bic am beiten buraus
erfi9tli9 1T, bdB ieoe sr0Bere Stabt bes
Qanbes ibren profefionellen 8aiebalI>
Stub bat. buB tdgli4 bon Gpril Biz Sttps
Der tauIenbe Spiele pon Berufsfpielern
geIpielt perben, unb baB fi9 biefes Spiel
gu einem @eI9dft enttpidelt bat, in benz
ungeadblte Wtilionen Dollars angelegt
limb. Sine gisentbiimlidteit bieIes Spors
tes 1T es, baB feline @erebrer in Der srOs
BEN Mebraubl pufiD bardn tb%eilnebmen:
ais 8uf6auer. Die 3abI Der ausiiben>
ben 8anlpieler - profefionele unb
Mmateure ~ 1T gepiB re4t beOeutenb.
aber lie bilbet bod nur einen berf9pinz
Oenben 9ru9tbeil Der 8aiebaa : Sans,
;. 3. Der Ganatiter (baber bic Mbtiir3ung
SAM, bic benz Spiele nit Der gr0Bten
8egeiIteruns folgen t0nnen. ltnb biefer
,Gunatismus" bat Dor alien bas SUITE.
oaB bic Betreffenben itunbenlang i'm
Greien ipeilen. baB ie iiber Oas Sntereife
an benz ~uufresenben Spiel bic sei4dftz
li6en unb anberen Sprgen bes Cages Derz
oeIen unb 10 benz Settle cine Hubcpaufe
e~Onnen, OaB is iih cine 8egetiterunss<
fGbigteit erbolten, bic GGbigteit, fi9 fir
cine an iih sana nidtige SADIE gu beeei>
Itern, bic bas @emiitb frii9 uno Jung, ia
man m69te fat fueen, nuiD erbdlt. limb
bieIe 2uit bes 8aiebaaz Sans, feline Nns
tbeilnabme an benz Spiele bur9 einen ees
paltisen Stimmenuufpdnb gu betbdtisen,
biefes Snbianereebeul, bas sesen bds
Geineefibt Der 96ber3ibilifirten perIt0bt,
Iollte man ni9t gar gu Itreng berurtbeiIen,
Oas 1T cine lrt Si4erPeitsUentiI fir bic
Washington Journal., 1913-09-06
CR0QWE

S9pimmen, Acknowledgment unb Bis
gum e%epiien @rabe 2eiAtatbletit, B. 3.
Weitiprinsen. 9O4iprinsen, &ennen u.
bergl.
@olf pirb alsemein fir bas Spiel Der
dlteren 9erren un6 Woblbeleibten angelic
ben, bic bas Mneenebme nit benz NiBs
li9en perbinben uEb Tpielenb ibre 2eibess
fiiae perminbern ponen. llniere PrGitz
benten baben bas @olfipiel nhoffdbig" ge@
ma9t unb eifrig geiibt; es 1T elm taOels
los reinlides unO gefabrlofes Spiel, urb
bielei9t sera6e aus bieIen @rinben BET
ben iiingeren @~enerdtionen ni4t beions
bers beliebt. Sn S9ottlurb purbe biez
les Spiel i4On i'm fiinf8eRnten Sabrbun=
bert 1efpielt uno = berbpten, neil IS Dem
praftif9eren Sport bes 8oseni9ieBens
4bbru9 that. SAT- bunbert Sabre itrit=
ten Ii9 Bolt unb &egierurg iiber bic 3us
ld1iigteit bes Spieles unb nod i'm Sabre
1906 Itanb es als elm vunniiBes 0ergniis
gen" duf benz Snber. Seitbem haben
gerabe bic 9errf9er @nglanbS ibre MEz
Ii9t iiber ben Wertb bes Spieles gednberi
unb bic torpulenten Welfen auf benz eng
li{9en &0nisstrone iinO begeiiterte Mn=
bdnger bes eutfettenoen 9oIfipieles ge'
tuOrDen. @ogar bic ipeibli9en Mitglie.
Der bes englif@sn 8Dnigs9auies fanoer
es ats a~pedmdBigss Msittel bas aa5ufeit'
GleiI9 gum S9melaen gu briasen me
~nigitens poriibergebsnb. Wfit ben er9'
lif9en unb f9Ottii9en @inpanoerern ian
aud bic 2uit am @olffpiel bierher, abei
in Mobe getommen 1T bas Spiel erft il
ben lebter 3tpan5ig Subren unb bat lett
benz rai9e Jort19ritte in Der 9unit bel
Nmeritaner gemuht.
Grzprdfbent Suft, Der ebenfD mi
prGiibent Milfon, elm begeiiterter 8plf'
Ipieler 1T, I9rieb IN bic 9anoelstammei
in @aibinston. uls bic 5rase Der MEldg
BON @olffelbern in ben Parts uuf be-
Eugesorbnung itano:
r@ie piRsn pie fsbr ia fir Sol
i@pGrme, ipie i9 nit Ssbem ipmputhi
fire, Der @olf ipielen m09te. unb pie ID
mid bemibe, bds Sntereie ar benz 5pie
nit alien MittsIn su fOrbern. @Olf Il
Washington Journal., 1913-09-06

aufgeitapelte Nerpo1itdt zines nit 9o9z
brud arbeitenben Bottles.
Neben benz 8afebaIfpiel berf9pinbet
bier ieber anbere Sport, ippeit Sport als
Mittel gum bef9auli9en 0ergniigen in
8etra9t tommt. Die pferberennen, bic
friiher = 70 Iange mar petten unb auf
u~nterbdItenbe Mrt iein 9elO losperben
tonnte - einen berborragenben plaB in
her @unit bes Bottles einsenpmmen baz
ben, iinb nur nod Elm Sport Der Heiden,
bic i'm pieleidt tpirtli9 aus Snterefe an
Der NferbeSu9t betreiben. Bicbcles unb
MutomobiI : Rennen. &eeatten, 4erppGan=
MufItiege unb MnhtsRennen fommen nur
als oelegentlihe Mttrattionen in 8etrd9t
unb pplo 1T Elm gu toftfpieliees 8er9nii=
gen, nm popular perben gu t0nnen, ipenn
audi Bel benz i%iinslten nMut9" afpii9en
ben Mmeritdnern unb @neldnbern pier3ig=
tauIenb .3uI9auer anfpeIenb paren. Die
8erebrer bes pplo nennen es ben RDnie
aner Sports", umgete9rt ipGre es pielei6t
ri9tiger, tpenn man bus Spiel, bas unter
benz Namen vRanziaisba5ee" f9on Dor
tauIenb sSubren in perfien gefpielt purbe,
ben Sport Der &Dnige", Der bon @Dttes
unb Der BON @olbes @naben, nennen
piirbe. Gin Su9peritdnbiser bat be-
bduptet, bnB Elm poloipieler minbeitens
fiinf3iqtaufenb Dollars alein fir einen
Mlartau anleeen miife, penn er iiber bic
seniigenbe Mn3ubl gefdulter polosPferbe
perfiigen pOne, unb bus 1T immerbin elm
re9t tbeueres 8ersniiger. 3ubem lit es
nod fe6r fraslih, Ob elm Sport, Bel benz
man = pie beim polo - ieoesmdl 2eib
unb 2eben unb feline %9efunoen @lieber
ristirt, iiberbdupt elm @ergniisen lit.
Sci Sport muB man auBer6em unter=
I9eiben 5pif9en Sport. Der Mittel gum
3tped, unb Sport, Der SelbitSped 1T;
Mittel gum 3fped inipfern, uIs man iiG
bdmit beeniigt ben QeituEgen Der Sport
munnf9aften su8uieben, Ober Selbitspsd,
inbem mar Iin an benz Sport perfOnlit
betbeilieen lam. Diefe Iebtere Dirt Sport
lit fel6fberfGnbIi9 bic riibli9ere unb
eeIinbere; baou sGbIen GOIf. Eennis
Groqust. 2ucrOFe. GunOsFubren. Rubsrn.