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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-06
LACK Of WIND HA[TS
THE SENDER RACES
German Yachts Make Best
Showing So Far in the
Fourth Contest.
THE ELLEN LEADS AGAIN
EMPIRES Stop Drifting Match
When the Six Boats Roll
and Flutter Around
the Home Mark.

Nqrblehead. Mass, Sept Soft airs
which have been the feature of interna
,ional sender Yacht racing between IN.
German and American boats. became OF
spcb fimsy texture to-day. dwindling int,
q fat calm. that the fourth contest was
called off after the six yachts had sailed
about two-thirds of the course. The post
noned race will be sailed tomorrow.
While the breezes blew to-day the Ger
man boats. Serum and Angela ", made
the best showing OF the week, and with
the help Of q couple of favorable slants
crossed the bows of al three of 'he
American yachts in a beat TO windward
The Serum was the third boat around
the windward mark. leading the Ameri-
can yacht Sprig. yesterdays winner. by
forty-eisnt seconds.
Then the breeze began 10 retire to .ha
caverns Of the deep. and after a Ions
drift the six Yachts managed 10 roll and
futter around the home mark with IN
interval Of an hour between the first and
last boats. Two hours more we're spent
in waiting for any kind Of breeze until.
finally 20 800 o'clock. or forty minutes
before the hour time limit expired.
the umpires hoisted the letter H" call
Ing the race of for the day
The four ds. Of racing this week called
10 mind the many pOstponements in the
first Of the Upton races for the Amer
ica's Cup. for. except durinc the first
hour Of Yesterday contest. the winds
have been scarcely more than stray
bresths Of air.
In the struggle to-day the yachts were
sent over d three-mile course to wind
ward and return, with a repeat, and when
they started % ere was a fve-hnot breeze
from TIE cast outheas.. The Spris was
the first across the lire, with the Angela
under her lee, the Gina and Wittelsbach
sstern, and the Serum and Ellen still
further behind. but TO windWard.
The Ellen tackled TO the southwark al
most Immediately. and seeming some
ter clung tenaciously TO that side Of the
course. The Serum went after her, and
inside Of n hour the German boat had
weathered the Americans for the first
time since the series began.
In the mean time the Angela had gone
through the lee Of the Sprig, nd for the
next half hour the race for first place
was between the two Germans, with the
Americans trailing. The Sprig went
through the lee Of both Z Gina and he
Ellen, but stood too far TO the south
ward, and when the wind hauled. letting
the Gina and the Ellen up, the Spris
vas above the mari The Angela got the
worst Of the show and dropped back into
NTH place, while the Ellen and the Gina
went by the Serum.
The time 1T the turn Of o. V .ndWard
mark were as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-06

This practically ended the race. The
Ellen and the Gina made some progress
toward the windward mark. but il was
mostly by the help of the tide. and see
iug that there was no chance Of a finish
the umpires called it of. to the relief Of
oil hands.
In order that the schedule may be
maintained. the umpires ordered the post
poned race 10 be resailed over the same
course tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-06

The wind simply faded away as the
yachts ran in 10 the home mark, and when
the Ellen reached the buoy she had lost
her steerageway. Twice the Curtis boat
edged up To the mark and partly around
IT, only TO be thrown back by the tide.
The third time she wore around, and al
though she had been ten minutes in max
ing the turn. was eleven minutes ahead
OF the Gina and fifty-seven minutes
ahead Of the Wittelsbach.
The committee gave out the following
time ~ the home marx:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-06

There will be the usual programme OF
boxing bouts at the local clubs the most
important Of which will be Al Kubiac VS..
Tim Logan, Eddie Fitzsimmons VS.. Billy
Rothweu. Joe Mooney VS.. Eddie Warren.
al the ST. Nicholas Athletic Club; Johnny
Lore VS. "Packey" Hommey, Willie Fftz-
gerald VS.. Young kurtz. Young
Ketchel vs. Young Gloughrey, at the
Atlantic Garden Athletic Club; Eddie
Smith VS. Mel Coogan, at the Fairmont
Athletic Club, and Young Fitzsimmons
VS.. Milton Blair, at Browns Gymnasium.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-06
MICHIGAN IN BIG NINE"7

Minneapolis, Sept. 5.-The University OF
Michigan is ready TO resume membership
in the Big Nine" college conference.
according to a statement received to-day.
by the University OF Minnesota Board OF
Regents, from the governing board OF
the Michigan school,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-06

The decisive round to-day will begin at
n 90 O'Clock. and the committee in charge
is planning 10 handle another record
breaking crowd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-06

Billy Glover, brother and manager Of
Mike Glover, the clever Boston weller
weight, is hot on the trail OF ''Packey"
Mcfarland In letter to the sporting
editor Of The Tribune he said. in part:
&" 'Packey' Mcfarland. / observe, is back
in this city. searching after bouts. but
'Packey' is exercising his usual care in
the selection of opponents. He has men
toned Leach Cross, whom he has twice
defeated, and little Joe Rivers. who, as
every one knows, can box at 100 pounds
in pinch. How ridiculous this is, COM
ing from a man OF McFarland's ability.
especially when ne is at his best AT l42
pounds in the ring. II he really desires
action. l will match Mike Glover against
him. and will post suitable forfeit TO
guarantee Mixes weighing 40 pounds in
the ring.
Mike is a real welterweight. He can
box at 40 pounds, or. If he so elected, al
l3s pounds, as does Mcfarland. Any club
in this city, or in the country, so far as
that is concerned. will be glad 10 bind
match with Glover and Mcfarland, and
il remains only for the latter 70 agree to
the terms
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-06
REICH TO Join RANKS
OF THE WHITE HOPES"
Amateur Heavy to Make Bow as
"Pro" with Mckay in Bout
at the Garden.

Al Reich, the amateur heavyweight box
ing champion of America. who. as a mem
Der of the Irish-American Athletic Clue.
won some local note as a weight thrower,
has decided to enter the ranks of the pro-
fessonal boxers. Reich has placed him.
self under the management of Jimmy De
Forest. of Allenhurst the veteran trainer
and one OF the keenest, shrewdest man.
ayers Of the time He will meet Fred
Mckay, OF Winnipeg, in a ten-round con-
test at Madison Square Garden in a couple
OF weeks
The latest hope" has long shown prom
Use Of being great fighter. Although only
an amateur. he is remarkably fast on his
feet and with his hands, has good idea
OF boxing, and what is of prime import
ance, can hit with the force of a trip
hammer. While his hardest hitting has
always been done with the right--a sort
OF finishing touch, as it were--many arc
the amateur boxers who will at.est the
fact that Reich's left is something TO be
avoided.
Judged upon physique alone. Reich will
do. He is as big to-day as Jim Jeffries
was when he won the championship. Six
feet two inches in his bare feet, Reich
tips the beam at POS pounds in condition.
Although he has been active in throwing
the l6-pound hammer and putting the
shot, his muscles are loose and timber,
and he can snap his punches home after
the manner Of Fitzsimmons or Mccoy.
Reich does not expect TO become cham
pion in day. He realizes that ne has
long time to go before he will reach the
top, if he ever does, but is sure that he
will one day be rated with the best OF
his class.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-06

Roger Pecknpaugh and Jack WARRIOR,
OF the Yankees watched the game at the
Polo Grounds yesterday between the
Giants and Superbas.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-06

Frank Gibson. the young catcher tried
out by the Detroit Tigers last spring,
has been recalled from Nashville.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-09-10
eaO.Qma6o.

gs berrIdlt Elm itarfes 5eutiment
unter Der giirgcridait Oagegeu, oaB
Der SanoiertiafeitSltuterridt nur
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Die 8abl Der 6dafe 100000 iiaO
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t1n 8olouoet ino 8oli5iIt Drum.
mono oerbaftct, peiI CT gdc q.
unO 2.straBe Elm SpieIDulls fiibrt
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giccr uno tuur0cn gercttet.
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aein gletepr. Ipnbern anpferidlafe.

9ipertou, q. s. 10. Sept.-
Ger Sunostagsmangel an gleugfei.
ten bat b0hIt pabriteinli6 Die ncu.
Iide Wtelolmg ron bier oeranlaBt
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glng mittels Gpnnnit oeranIaBt.
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madltcn, bo6cn ober Elm glltes @e.
id1it genadt. 8on Deit uno brett
tomen Die 2cute ber6eiaeitr0mt, nm
iid gegen Gintrittsgclo ben oDle,
teor" aH3uidmlcn.
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ic aber beite icincn Eicnit olne
0citeres fort.
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Enpilliun fOmmt turf 3nm
7eutIdlcn Sag.

3ienitng bat uns unier geiddbter
Greuno, Der aubcfaunte Serr Ser.
mann Boiling ans Sort Groof Be.
iudlt un0 bic crfreulide 0}itt6ei.
hing geuladt, onB er ale 9tnitren.
gungen madt, Inn Die 9et5eiIigung
ser oortigen 3eutiden am Omaha
9eutiden 3og, 9onueritag 0en 2.
6ftober 70 itarf ais rur m6gIid 5l
MAIDEN. g}idt nur Sic oeuti6eu
gereine Deroen iib ooQ5dbIig bethel.
Iigen iouoern Die 9iirgeridlait ii6er.
baupt. 8enn 6reuno goqing ct.
mas mterninunt, Damn fiibrt CT es
aud gIan3eno ourd uno 10 oarf Der
omaha 5eitausihuB gelpiB mlf cine
groBe 8ertretlng aus 9apiGion
Sort Groof uno llmgegeno re9nen.
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stir6t ait 9(lfu6ulisn1s.

sSranf Same lit i'm ct, 2yoIepb's
SoipitaL at 6cn Golgen bon iiber.
mdBigem S6nap8genuB geitorben
Der Monn idlief 5amItag 9eadt
ne6en ocn 9n6ngeIeiier ua5e Der
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linem an0eren g}anne, Dem giien.
gieBer 3boma8 0luGen. 8eioe ma.
rem iinnloS betrunfen uuo W2uqeu
roIlte ouf Die Sdienen Gas redte
9ein murOe ibm abgcfubrcn ltno er
Itarb i'm Soipital. Sane purbe
oingeiperrt rn0 3ei9tc iogIeid 9ln-
8eiden bon SGufertpobniinn lteber
ieine Gerion lit nidtS befannt.
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t716O SdlulfinSer.

glm erIten ShuItage bo6eu Iif)
in 6en omaha 5duLcn 1850 Sin.
Der angeneloet; i'm bortgen Sabre
maren eS mtr 1857, alio cine gu
nabme bon 300. 2t1tf Ser Sodidule
betragt Die Sdiiler8a6l t446 gegen
1924 i'm @oriaGre; in Der Sanoels.
bo6idule SIS 9cgen 527 i'm bo.
rigen Sabre.
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D}iaer 4arf SdlIe auf5utpeiien,
ndmli6 iiber 100, p1breno bic
Saratoga Sdule 100 SdiiIer noe,
niger bat. Die groBte 3unobme an
Shiilern 5eigen Die Sdulen I'M
unO nor0peitliden Sta0t-
tbeile
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9entTdler gresfunbent.

glm 5reitog 0ieier 8obe begirlnt
in unierer friiberen SeimotbsItoot.
Nod sSslan6, ST., Die sSabres.gon.
BENTON oes 9. q. greb .8erbanos
oes 3eitens. Die 3uioumentunft
p1brt orei Gage. Davenport be-
tbetIigt iid ieIbitperit1nolid an DeR
@eranitaltitngen 5u G6ren Der oeut-
i6en Seloen bon Ser 9teIie, Die IN
Ger Iieben @flitteriprahe ibre Seier
i'm e6teu 9tmerifanertbun llitterrid.
tet bielnebr 10, ais cine gnn5e
groBe gtn3abl BON gldttern, bic, IN
eugliider Spra6e ge6rudt, li9 ols
Die oIein e6te anerifanii9e 8reiie
traaten. = @s miro
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8reiie, 0eren 0itglieoer bent 8er-
banoe 0es @eitens ongeb6ren er.
martet, 0uB lit o6ne Q(uSnobme BET
Ser Contention 6ieie 8o9e 8ertre.
tung bat. Der Serarsge6er miro
8reitag glbenO sur geriarnmllng
a6reiien.
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glpleluater bertdeiOint lrei6rief.

Ger Economic 2eogue, Die 9ien.
itag 2lbeuo inn Gourt6ouie in Si.
bung mar, 6ielt 8ictor 9foienater
einen @ortrog iiber Die 8or8iige bes
neuen itd0tiiden 5reibriefes. g3
narcn 1tur nenige 3uborer oa, aber
ooS 6ielt 0en Spre9er nidt bon tel.
mem Gifer o6. CT manote ii6 be.
icnOer3 6arid gegen oa8 9egenu1r.
tigc 8a6lqeieb, oas Ole GrnGnnltng
einc3 gGablfommiijdrs ourd oen
goitberneur poriic6t. Die 3eit tper.
De foulrnen, mcinte 6err 9foiepoter,
ncun nal Elm uncbrlider Sonnliil1r
ernannt lperoen miro, tmo Damn ner.
sc oiel Saao genladt pcroen. @r
rictb 81 eiuer Gerihmel3ung Der
itqotiihen un0 Gorntpperfpaltitn9.
Seine 8orte fan0en ni6t bieI 8t-
oeripruH.
Der GIerf OeS 0iitriftqeridt8,
Bob Smith, frat entiGteDen fir OoS
neuc 8a6lipiteu Elm rno erfIdrte
sic borgeblife 6aul6eit bes aItGu.
&. S. 3ibbleS meinte, oaB Der
8rei6rjef feline SeIbit-
berruoltltng, ionocrn IeoigIid @e.
ieBgeberci iei ooic mir 9e3pongen
Iino, binutlter3uidIudcn.
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AOrntTnit Gin
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trosll miilruonmgn mothen; aes
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bgr 9erIuIt IN Qiiiouri betragt
90 Qrolrnt, Ia a1uias tonum nilr
10 Nro3eiit Der @cIIblorneritg aes
rcttct neroeu Soma Ru0 Sainois
aaben aegen baS 8oriabr cinen Oar.
Init bon Q Frolent auisHiueiien.
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gaa iiberiiieaeu; Oieies 1iiit beion.
6er5 bonn @intcruei3en. Der 70.
taIbetrad mir6 onf 75i.000,000
guihcl anaegcbeh 6.000.000 @u.
ihcl mebr pie in Sem Beiseninbr
1901.
Die Saferernte BAT einen 91ebr.
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monntliheu @lutbbibe lit Die grnte
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gen; Die 6cuerrte 1T aus gleider
llriade nm eine 9}ilion 2onfen
geiddoigt norOen. Glnhs, @erite
unO geis bnben unter Ser beiBen
8ittering tpenig 5u IeiOen aebabt.
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gotifafter @erarO idifft Fdl Gin.

Seem gorf, 10. Sept s5ancs
8. @ernro. Der tiir3li6 eruannte
anerifaniide gotidaftcr am Ser.
liner Soi bat geiten auf Dem
9ou1pfer garonpriu3eiiin GGlilie"
Die 5abrt rad) Gcutidlano ongc,
treten. 9efrogt, Oh er init ieincm
@ebalt bon $4,000 oas eyabr ouS,
fommen f0nne, gab CT 8ur 9(nt.
mort, OaB er iid Oariibcr feline
grouen Saare ipahien Iniie. (8ot-
ifJaitcr @erarO 1T Der Sdpiegar.
io6n Deg beritorbencn aupierfonigs
un0 &enhitaabeiiber5 Dlarclls 0alg
bon Butte, Wfontana.)
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llnhpLb beLaitint ifrnnrn.

sSu Der @egeuo Der Siib 80.
StrnBc no 8ooluortb 9loenue
ircibt icit einiger 3eit Elm augen.
iheinIih ans Dem gciitiaen @leidgc.
niht gefommener glann ietu lin.
meien, iuoem Dor Der Gbiire iibenoe
coer aui Der StraBe gebenoe ,Srauen
init imanit1noiaen 9teoensarten be.
iaitigt. 9(m 3ienitag 9lbeno tpuroe
5rdulein Dlarie 3bompion bon Dem
aerl nit Der 8auit ms @eiidt ge-
ihlagen, ais lie ibn iiberrui6te,
fpie CT in Die 8obnunq 6es 8erii.
herunqsoqenten SnrrD SbeeI, 1888
5H6 SO. StraBe, ein5uoringen iuh-
te. gS ideint, 6aB e8 iif Inn einen
moraliid oerfonrnGneu Nenihen
han6elt.
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Wfldliuurfnf oflodfn.

tao gldmn muT0w dm Etns
iid1 hr Dem 8eidiporouru0irnH Ser
tfi0tu rriltu 1erninr bon e brri
Wadeuboucr. btgiumO nit bfnt
aerbiitcrmn ON 6. Cttobtr. ae.
iogpn
Ridltcr sutton 6nt cine pratti.
ihe Gocc. Dem GouniD gel0 IN er.
iparru. glui Der giiie Der giamen
ilebru uamlih uieIc. mie BoliliIten.
Aer3te, gIpotbefer. Die aeieelih
rom @cidinorergnoicut oisacnom.
men iiuo. ubcr I'M @Critt boripre.
den, Inn oiii3tel cnti6ulOiat gu
uer0cn Gaiiir rrbaIteu iie aus
Ger GountDfaiic SO. Der 9iihter
rdtb nm, oaB Die GountDfomnliiidre
elncn Damn uniteaen, Der oieie
Romcn bon Scr 9iitc Ioidt. 60
piiron ocm Goiutp $500 an Spe.
ZEN eripast
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9nnamillambt nerItnt 2O Reriantn.

Gbico1o. i0. September. 6cute
g}orlcu crplooiric cire Iunamt.
bombe n Iborpea Der 8ripaibaut
rcn gllgr1nocr eoniort. pip iii0l
Salitc0 Strabc G nur0al 20
Bcrioucn berlebt. orci GrbluOe t6eiL
Deiie serit6rt uuO 5eHiieridcibcn inn
llmfrcuic uon cncr holbeH glcile
8cririimmert. Der 9uit0rlld. oen bic
Grploiion pcruriatic. fonutc cine
Dlcile melt neripiirt mcroen Zen
@odltcr Iigra3ia iau0 man felt
idluieno in eincm Siuter3intmcr,
nnO er fonntc mir NIT D1iibe qe.
mcdt ner0cn. Iic Eoli3ei glali5t,
0aB 6ie GrpIoiion bon Grprciiern
oeruriaft puroc, oenn Gonforti er.
bielt Dor einem Sabre 7rob6rieie,
in 6eneu i6n $1,000 abUcrlanat pur.
cen. Die 4rin1tofiice nuroc ser.
it0rt, obcr Der @cloitranf Der meh.
rere tauieno Collar entbielt, pioer.
itano.
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sdmei1er glatiUnal6anf beran6t.

3iirid, Sdmei5, 10. Sept Die
Eolijeibe66roe arbeitet Iebboft an Der
9luffldrlmg zines gebeinni8ooIlen
gcnfOiebItaGls, 0rIIen Gpfer Die bic.
iige 9}ationoI6anf genoroen lit. 2tif
6i8 iebt rnpiteri6s cri6eincnoe ggcile
1T Elm @eloiad nit 10000 6ranfen
ab5anoen gefomneu 2luf Die @r.
mittellmq oe5 Die6cs ODER Der 0ie6e
lmo bic g8icoererlangung ocs Nan.
beS lit eine gelobulmg allSgeieee.
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aleine GtaOtneniofeiten.

Die 45oIi3ei idenfte 3uerit 2ouis
glumentbal feineu @lau6en, oaB in
ieinen SoOen eingebroden noroen
ici, Sic lit iebt obcr 8pei 9lcgern
ouf Der Spu, Die ans Dem Qaoen
$4,000 an @elo uno @ertbia9en
9eitoblen 6oben ioQcu.
Gin 2aIiautono6if Der Smaba
@aS GompauD, geiii5rt our6 Sad
UitDopeQ, fubr III Elm 6rame.
gcbauoe 2204 2206 Wlilitarp 2lpe,
nue binein, ais Die 5teucring Der.
iogte. Die 5rout Oes ISouieS pur.
DC gau5 berou8geriiien. WicDopea
nuroe berbaftet.
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Berlin, 10. 2ept - .Icutidr
Strateaie uuO 3aftit mar ncbeu Scr
1apierteit Der griefiidlen Sol0a.
ten in eritcr 9inic iiir ole arirdji.
iden Siege i'm galfnn DcrantportI
lid" ertldrte aonia apuitdntiu non
@riedenIuno in Berlin, ais ibnt
BON adiier @ilbelm Dor Der 9lb.
reiie noh 8reslau IN @eacnmart
3ablrciher @enerale Elm Iaridall
itdb iibcrreiht puroe. Der Mdr
ihaaitab lit auf Den S6iadjtiel-
bern mobI beroient iporoen", iagtr
aoiier 8il6elm Juno Die oeuti6e
glrmee tit Itolj ouf a6rrig aonitau.
tins Siege, Die Elm untriiglider 9e.
ncis oaiiir poren boB 0ie 0eitt.
ide Gaftif itetS gum Gieg fiibrcn
mliB, tpeuu iie ridtig on9cpau0t
miro.
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Gin6redjer dlOrofurutiren 5amilie.

Syn Der 91aft BON 8ienitng nltf
N2ittpod orongen ginbreder in bic
8o5nlng bon Gbeiter 4enfielo, an
Der Q.StraBe in Siio.0maba, d]lo.
rofornirten Die aus feds Dtitglie.
Germ beitc6cnoe 6anlilie u1to itab.
len $50 iolpie einen unter Ben.
fiel0'S aopffiiIen Iiegen0er glepol.
Der. gtug Ser Giieupaorenbaito.
hing bon 8reiii & 1leridj, 4t5
norol. %. StraBe, ipuroen $12
baare3 @elo lmo me6rere @ertb.
idden geitoblen.