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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-02-04

De Treville, the phenomenal French
bulldog puppy owned by Adolf Roth
er. of this city, and considered by
experts to be the best puppy ever
bred in Jersey.
Miss Marion Kennedy, of Long
Island, will show her celebrated
champion Parkneuk Blackthorn, also
Harwich Beauty and Pomeria wasp.
The Swiss Mountain Kennels, owned
by Mrs. Smythe, will show their
string, which include Banner Young
Spec and Banner Admiral II.
Mrs. De Duyter HOLES will show
Eastney Dickens and Eastney Elf
Mrs. r. f. Mayhem will show her
Fox Hills team, and Mrs. Allard, who
will Judge "Poms' at Newark, will
show her world-famed kennel of
American breeds, including Granta
Prince Charming, wonderful choco-
late dog.
Harry Curgeon, Of Bloomfield, has
a Mahomet-br bred matron who will be
bred to Nicko. This should be a good
selection, as Niclzo is by Oh. Ma
hornets Son, and is considerable in
breeding.
A. S. Koenig informs us that he
will enter his King Oorang puppy
Oorang Chief, for competition at
Newark
Harry Long, of the Longmount
Kennels, Is again a member of the
Newark Kennel Club. having rejoined
al the last meeting.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-02-04

was being interfered with. Friol
knows enough about the game to well
protect himself, and any time he gets
the worst of it want to be in on it"
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Disqualification and all, Kramer
won the race, taking the first heat
and the third heat and losing the
second through disqualification. The
story of the race in the Evening
Star was complete and accurate and
told in full the details of the race.
In fact, all the cycling news that is
being sent to the Evening Star is
the bike fans are delighted with the
amount of news, the kind of news
and the accuracyNof the news that is
being printed in the Evening Star.
We are not blowing in the least when
we say that we give you all the
sporting news absolutely as we see
it and as we receive 1t. We do not
color our news in any way, and
we do not circulate rumors in which
there is not an iota of truth. We may
differ with our readers on various
things in sports, but we are honest
with them and we are always willing
to give them a fair chance to state
their case
C
Readers of the Evening Star are
delighted, I know, with the special
stories by James ]. Corbett. the for
mer pugilistic champion of the world,
and Eddie Collins, of the champion
philadelphia Athletics, and the great
est second baseman in the game to-
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-02-04

Specials for Newark are pouring in
rapidly. The latest Is a free service
to Longmount Neshoby, offered by
Harry Long for the best Boston bitch
bred by exhibitor, open to all, and q
friend of the breed offers a cup for
the best American-bre heavyweight
bulldog owned in the city of Newark.
for these and a multitude of other
specials which are offered.
George Ransom has a litter of toy
poodle puppies, one of which is excep-
tionally promising.
7. Whitney is the proud owner of
seven beautiful English bulldog pup
pies by the Magnet kennels Nicko,
ex- Playful Vic. Tom Parvin expects
litter of bull puppies by Nicko, out
Of Magnets Plain Jane. They are
due Friday.
Leopold WINNER, Harry Taylor, T.
F. Lloyd and Joseph Koehler were ad-
mitted as members to the Newark
Kennel Club.
The Plainfeld Kennel Club has
asked the N. K. c. and several other
clubs to join with them In a summer
show, the representatives to meet at
the Westminster Kennel Club show at
the Grand Central Palace on the third
day, February rs. The delegates APP
pointed were DR.. T. c. F. Shirley. A.
]. McGookfn and Joseph Walkland.
A bulletin board containing a di-
rectory of breeds will be obtained by
the N. K c. and hung in the club
rooms. Lawson and Yarwood are the
committed
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-02-04
ST. BENEDICTS SET
UP RECORD TALLY
Down UpsaIa Quintet by a
Score of 40 Points
Against IL.
M'DERMIT STAR OF GAME

The st. Benedict College basketball
team is credited with establishing a
schoolboy record last night when the
High street quintet rolled up a 100
to IL score against Upsala College in
"a game played at Kenilworth. This
is the second defeat administered %
the Upsalans this season by st. Bese.
dict, as in a previous game the local
Prep team beat them by a score
of 101 to 16.
Frank MeDermit, the centre of the
local quintet, Gagged twenty-three bas-
kets from the field which is one bet
ter than the record of Pete" Seller,
who played for Barringer in 1907
McDermit also netted five points on
free throws. Johnny Baader scored
thirty-one points on fifteen field goals
and 1 free throw. while Donahue ac-
counted for ten field goals
st. Benedict started right off at the
outset of the game. Passing in be-
wildering style. the local lads soon
had the points to win, with an ordi-
nary game to their credit. The
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-02-04
No FOur-0ared Race at
POughkeepsie Regatta

NEW YORK, Feb. 4.-There will be
no four Dared race at the next Pough-
keepsie regatta. Morgan G. Bogue,
chairman of the board of stewards of
the Intercollegiate Rowing Associa-
ton, announced last night that the
board had voted to eliminate the
event, substituting in it's stead a
race at two miles for Junior Fights.
The substitution of a junior eight, in
the opinion of the board of stewards,
will have the effect of bringing out
more crew candidates than ever be-
fore at the various colleges. There
will be an additional inducement for
the students, for those who fail to
make the varsity will have a chance
now of contesting for eight positions
on another crew that will play an i'm
portant part in the regatta.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-02-04
Designer Confident of New
~ Cup Defenders Success

BRISTOL, r. l., Feb. MAT Her
reschoff, the yacht designer, left here
yesterday for Bermuda after a last
look at the fast-shaping skeleton Of
fine flag officers sloop. which is to
be a candidate for the defense of the
Americas cup. Mr.. Herreshoff left
with his son Sydney instructions for
carrying on the construction work
during the eight weeks he is to be
away. He expressed confidence that
his yacht would be successful in win
ming the honor of defending the
frnnhY
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-02-04
ST. BENEDICT.
Primed for russle.

Central High School and st. Bene-
diets College basketball representa-
tives are primed for the first of the
annual games upon which the city
championship is reputed to hinge,
and when the rival quintets line up
on Friday at Casino Court strenu-
Gus battle is sure to ensue. The Bene-
diets are the favorites for the Casino
Court contest, as they have not lost
a game on that floor in the past
seven years.
The Barringer five, captained by
Carl Baumann, fell a single field goal
short of accomplishing this feat sew
eral years ago in the closest game
ever played on Casino Court.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-02-04

day. The yarns of the ring by Cor
bett have a pleasing strain, and the
story in which he took the part Of
Champion Willie Ritchie had the
right kind of ring Corbett, once
a champion himself, knows how 1t is
to be abused. Richie, it seems, isn't
physically prepared to fight and he
has been compelled to postpone his
bout with Tommy Murphy on three
occasions. Some of the fearless"
writer's say that Willie has cold
feet" and is afraid Corbett comes
to Ritchies defense in gallant, old
pal style.
sAs to Ritchie having "cold feet" or
being afraid" of Murphy, that is
about the biggest Joke of the century.
Murphy has never done anything
that would make him look like even
a worthy opponent for the champion.
His last exhibition against Packey
Mcfarland in Madison Square Gar
den was pathetic. On the other
hand, Ritchie's battle with Leach
Cross at the same place was one of
the greatest exhibitions ever seen in
the ring. Richie Is a champion, and
champions are not afraid.
G
The stories by Collins. by the way,
which appear every Tuesday and Fri
day, the Corbett letter being printed
in the Saturday afternoon edition, are
not only interesting, but they are
highly instructive. Eddie points out
many things that are sure to help
the youngsters in the game, and any
thing that Eddie Collins tells you
about baseball you may rest assured
1t is the real goods. Collins writes of
the various plays that come up on
the diamond, and his story Of the lit
home-run fame, and Connie Mack, the
foxy manager of the Athletics, as to
how the third bag should be played
was well done and in 1t there was
of the readers of the Evening Star is
called especially to the stories by
Messrs. Corbett and Collins because
of their entertaining as well as their
instructive nature, OF course, the
Evening Star gives all the sports of
the day, and we invite comparison
with all competitors and feel assured
that we will not suffer in the least.
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The baseball war is on in earnest.
The majors are fighting and the Fed
the courts are going to have some
thing to do before the affair is set
tied. Well, if baseball goes into the
courts it may come out with black
eye. The. reserve clause in a players
contract is compulsory, not mutual,
and therefore not a fair document,
we would say. Yet without the re-
serve clause baseball would not be
the sport it is today. So, the best
way, it would seem, is for the mag
mates to close their traps about going
to the courts.
o
Whether the Feds make good or no.
they are sure to be a source of
trouble to the regulars" Laughed
at at first, the outlaws" are being
given more attention every day and
they seem to be getting stronger
every day. Charley Murphy is fur
nishing the outlaws" plenty Of am
munition and Charley Ebbets is said
to be the Feds trump card as a pub
licity man. The OUTLAWS" them
selves are having plenty to say and
their talks are being taking seriously.
When it comes to discussing the
players, the Feds say they don't
want any man who doesn't want to
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-02-04
TO SKATE IN NORWAY

NEW YORK, Feb "A party of
American entrants for the interna-
tional skating races at Trondhjen,
Norway, is scheduled to leave here on
the steamer Kristianafjord on Febru-
airy TO- They expect to reach Chris
tiania in time to participate in the
international skating competitions at
HoImenkohen on February 10, % and
23s and remain for the tri-national
contest on March between Finland,
Sweden and Norway. They will re-
turn from Bergen on March z.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-02-04
M'COURT A WINNER

PITTSBURGH, Pa, Feb. A.
Charles McCourt, of Pittsburgh, de-
feated q. M. Helm, of Cleveland, in
the interstate three-cushion billiard
league game here last night by a
score of so to SO. McCourt had a
high run of s.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-02-04
BROOKLYN Y. NJ. c. A.
TO MEET TURNER'S
Locals Have Shown Improve
ment, Taking Five Out
of Six Games.

The National Turner's wiz nave
the Brooklyn Y. NJ. C. A. quintet to
contend with at Turn Hall, in Bruce
street, tonight. Judging from the
record of the Dodger combination the
Turner's will be given a tussle. The
locals have shown a great improve
ment in form of late, although beat
en- by the Entire Nous quintet last
week. Previous to that game the
Turner's had captured five straight
games. Captain Willie O'Toole. Gil
bert, Lapzein, Hageman, r. Clark,
NJ. Clark and J. O'Toole will perform
for the locals.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-02-04
Traubman viii Be Back.

AL Traubman, the clever forward
of the Essex County Hospital team
who has been out of the game for
the past two weeks will return to-
morrow night. when the Overlook
combination will face the Metropoli-
tan five at OYerbrook.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-02-04

Jersey City last night over the Cres-
cents, of the Peoples Palace, 80 to 20.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-02-04
PACE GAME TO GET
MANY SPR|NTERS
At Least Ten Riders Declare
Intentions of Following
the Motors.
POPULAR IN OTHER TOWNS

Pace-following is to be the big game
around here, 1t seems II all of the
sprint riders who say they are going
to take up this branch of the sport the
coming season are sincere. the short
distance ranks in the professional
class will be greatly reduced Ten
riders who raced in the sprint class at
the Velodrome and Motordrome tracks
last season have signified their inten-
ton of following the "choo-choo" ma
chimes this year, and If they all make
good it will be a boon to the tracks at
Boston, New Haven and Philadelphia.
where the fans go mad over motor.
paced races.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-02-04
HarrIson ANA Bayonne Again.

The third clash of the season be-
tween the Harrison Big Five and the
Point A. c. quintet, Of Bayonne, will
take place at Hantmann's Hall, Har-
rison, tomorrow night. Each team
has recorded a victory, the West
Hudsonites having tasted defeat at
the hands of the Points last Sunday.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-02-04
CENTRAL INVITED
TO u. OF P. GAMES
Relay Team Asked to Join in
Special Championship
Event.
HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETICS

Central High Schools relay team
has received an invitation to COM
pete in a special championship re-
lay class at the relay carnival of
the University of Pennsylvania in
the spring. The Central prospects
for a championship relay were con-
-siderably bettered during the past
few days. Jake schaeffer, the State
champion quartermiler of Barringer,
has decided to cast his lot with the
High street institution, and will
probably be the anchor man on the
relay. although Winfield Angus, the
Central runner, is considered by
many to be a faster man. Denman,
an importation from trvington High
School, is another new student at
Central. Denman has considerable
reputation up Irvington way and will
help boost the Central prestige. Ru-
bin, Benatre and Kreitzberg, mem
bers of the indoor team, are also
available.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-02-04

Bernie Spence. the elongated versa
tile athlete of Poly Prep, who re-
Gently created new figures for the
eight pound shot, has his heart set
on winning the all-round national
scholastic championship which viii
be held in conjunction with the an
nuaI athletic meet of Erasmus Hail,
at the Thirteenth Regiment Armory'
Brooklyn, next Saturday night. The
all-round contest consists OF nVe
events, 100 yard dash, running high
Jump, 220-yard low hurdles, 12-pound
shotput and half mile run. Spence
is proficient in all save the last
event Although he acknowledges
that he will make poor showing IN
the -furlong chase. he is taking
special pains to better himself Tor
the race. At the present time Spence
can travel the distance in 2:2O, but he
feels confident that by the time OF
competition he will have gained SUM-
cient speed to secure a place. His
practice performance makes him the
most logical winner.
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South Side High Schools baseball
schedule has been announced. New
ark Academy is included for the first
time on the slate of the Clinton Hill
School. The Academyites will be met
on April rs at Academy Field. The
schedule follows:
April
"wednesday, 15-Barringer at Bar
ringer
Tuesday, 21--Bloom1eld, q. S. at home.
tFriday, 24-East Side al East Side.
Monday, s7-Kearney at home.
Wednesday. 29-Newark Academy at
Newark Academy.
May.
Friday, 1-Orange at home (pending).
Tuesday, 5-Nutley ii. S. at Nutley.
sThursday, East Side at home.
"wednesday, 13-Barringer at home.
Friday 15-Open.
"wednesday, 20-Central at Central.
Friday, 22-Nutley at home.
sThursday, 2S-Central at home.
June.
Monday, f--Irvington n. S. at home.
Thursday, 4-Orange H. S. at Orange
lpending).
sNewark High School Athletic Associa-
ton League games.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-02-04
A.burr Park Has Controversy.

Asbury Park has a basketball con-
troversy that rivals that of st. Bene-
diets and Central. Neptune High
school, of Ocean Grove, has repeat
eddy refused to enter the East Jersey
Interscholastic League, but has nled
q claim for the basketball champion
9ship. Asbury Park High School has
declined the issue, holding that the
Neptune team must first become a
member of the league. Now comes
the announcement that the Ocean
Grove school has entered the league
and arrangements are being COM
pleted for contest at an early date
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-02-04

,ea Andrew Dempsey, ex-captain of the
Barringer High School football team,
was awarded the Wilson Clark trophy
yesterday morning in chapel Demp-
sey will have his name engraved on
the cup, which will be placed in the
Barringer trophy room" The Clark
cur is to be awarded yearly to the
athlete that displays the best all
round football ability under certain
conditions.
Uusi kotimaa., 1914-10-22
Sapanin risteilija uppoii miinaan.

Sapanilainen ristciIiiG Safacbifo
uppoli tpiilne lartantaina aiae Gbonn
|! laboela iafiulaisten losfemoan mii-
noan. gli 27O merii iotiIosta buff
fui. slinoastaan pfii rpieeri ia 8
iotamicstG pelastlli. 2aiipa oil mob-
titoin1esia p0ad lauantaita iuasteu
Cling Sau linnoitltfien ulfopuolcua
ia liina iattiti niinaan. sSapaniloiiet
torpeoolaiipat flluIifpat raiabopfien
iefd nufiipdt tltlen lciinabtaipan ia
fiirltbtipat risteiIiidIle oipltfii rnrtto
ie uppoii pion Iimcdsid eli tpoitl
pelastaa llicampia buffltneita.
Safacbifo oil rafennettu 1885 ia
luoestaan foriattlt 1900. sc oil
300 tonfin ipetoinen ia 800 jalfao
pitfl. Gen palpatterisIa of faboef=
ian 6 thurman tpffi1. 0opclis oil IS
llplmtnolic t1ipn;s5n. sgsassp raipas
fdrfi iapalliIaisten laiturin Giao
.Gbopsia iosia 20 iapaniIaista up-
poli.
Uusi kotimaa., 1914-10-22
Eariiii tintee tpbbbtpstG.

Hariiiin oiuffoisia tpptppGiipps
faspaa pdiipd piiipGltG fpiilneisten
tietoien iobbosta iotatantereelto fun
pboistpneet otpat bpoffGpsaiemosia
| ia fun Belgian armeiia ia gnaIannin
arfneiia Gnglanlin laitpasto-oioston
alpulla nastllstaa iafioIaistcn titn-
feiltumista pitfin nerenranniffoo
Mpos gliaiista on tullut bptpiG tieto-
ia. &ansfa lltulee mt olefuania
iparna Gliasiin malloitufien iubtcen
gnfora tappcIu of fofo tiistoira
fofo matfallo Sstenoista 2illeen ia
pboistpneioen aiema field oil eritt1in
ItppopttGma. Sos pboistpneet pd1ic-
mdt HoltIeriin taafie, Min moi Ss-
teno tlllld fatfaistltfii Groom mlusta
Safian arn1eiiosta. SafiaIaiiet tuas
ponnistaipot foipasti pGdstGfieen nh
oistpneioen riipicn lGpi slrraiin Ia
bcllG iosia on ollllt anfara tappeIlt 10
piilpGd
Uusi kotimaa., 1914-10-22
Gafulaiiia barbailee europa tGpnma

&aifisIa Glropan tpaltafltnnisia
iefd iotaa fiiplpisiG ett1 puoIueetto=
nlisia, painaipona fpipn1pfienG on:
nlitd on tebtaipd pb6 liiddntpmien pu=
folaisten aipustamiiefii. On losfettll
etta mdbintdan niiiiiataa tltbatta pa-
folaista ldbti slntiuerpenista lpGbG1
'ennen fltin lafialaiiet ottinat faupun-
gin baltltunia. NomG ia monista
nulista ioban ialfoibin ioltt,lneista
fmtpungeista ldbtereet pafolaiiet bar
bailepat pnlpGri Gltropaa nlitG fur
.iirnmasia tilasia.
Wtonet Soaonlin fanpungit oipat
oaeet paafqtcttHQies j ktGnaan pprttinia
ndiIta onnettonliIfas olennoilta, liud
niisia 10 ennestdGn on boibettanana
Min palion pafolaiiia fllin fanpunfi
fpfenee raipitiemoan ia al1tanaan
iitoiaa.
Samallainen tilatlne tpaaitlee
fartta fofo Guropan. gngIantifaon
Ell ole iaGnpt pafolaiiista oiottonafli
ia Gansfosia on aiema ferrasiaol
birlpittdpG. 9tiinifG1n on penGl1is-
ten bpoffdps Std-&rensiiin aionl,t
iielti pafolaisnirran : liiffeelle, iofa
iultrella nailpaaa prittGd fulfea &ar-
poattien pli llnfariin. $4,000 pafo-
Iaista on 10 iaapumtt gutapestiin.
Uusi kotimaa., 1914-10-22
Maailman niiniato on tGnG iununna
piencmpi fnin iuiime iuuonna.

gbbpsDaltain nlaanipilielpsoiasto
ilmoittaa tiIastoaiiet tieoot maaiI-
man niiiiiabosto, ettG ie tdnG ipfipnG
fofo maaiImasia oil 3,74t,0tS,000
busbelia, len iiiaan fllin ie fpiime ipf-
ipn1 oil 4,125,3t0,00O busbelia ia
lpuonna 1912 of 3,791,S75,00O BUS
bella.
Sio Britannia, Stolia, Spanio,
ltnfari ia 8endid, iotfa topalliies
tltottaDat fafli folrnatta oIaa gltro-
pan niiusta, nGpttdd tdnG ipuonna
237 milioonaa busbelia ndbemm1n
niiuia fuin fpiime nuonna, nutta 81
milioonaa busbeIia eneinpi fuin
nuonna 1912. 81ennps 1nuisia
gliropan maisia nouiee ebfd 700
milioonad.
@iiii nlfopuolella Guropaa ole,
mista nj ilmaista 0bbpspallot, Cana.
oo, slr9entina, 9rittildinen Snoia ia
glustralia opot tliottaneet 1885,
100000 bitsbelia eli 60 miljoonaa
busbelia p6bemnldn filin mime
muonna, nlutta 90 milioonaa busbe.
lia enenlpi film tpuonna 1912.
gbbDsipaqat ia glnstrolia ioiipot
tdnG mtonna 100000 busbelia
eneinpi fllin tpiime ipltonnu. 0bopss
palloisia iaotiin tGnd ipfipri S92
milioonoa busbeIio niIuia, iosta 525
milioonaa tarfpitaan fotimaiicn FAM
ian. elatufiefii ia Il milioonao i;eme'
nefii, ioteu 800 milioonaa riittdi
'nietdlpdfii maasta nlos. Sullrin
mGGrG filin 9bopsipolloista nliQoins
faon OH fpietp ipiliaa ulos pbtend
nuotena oil nuonna 1901, joaoin
nietiin 235 miljoonaa busbelio @ii-
me fpuonna tpietiin 14t ntilioonna
busbelia.
Uusi kotimaa., 1914-10-22
Safialaisten pmisia tgfeisia oil
iuifa.

On monesti fpipttp iotataituriel,
fesfuuoesia, mifii eitpdt iafialaiiet
tdman ioOan alusia merrneet Barii-
iiin, fun be iaiipat lpostustaiain moi
man mlrretllfii Gbarleroisia ia bei.
odn lufllmddrdnid oil palion illlt-
rentpi tpastustaiainia lufua ia Bella
oil paljon paremmat Unfit. Silloin
oliipat be ihan Horiiiin porteilla,
mlltta iitte lpetdptpiipGt pois.
aenraali Soffrep panee ippfii
ransfalaisteu urbopaiiuuben, nuttta
eras ransfalainen iotatieteliiG tho
eiiin tooeaiien ippn ia io-
moo len olleen iafialoisten ontisia
tpfeisd. Sdn ialoo ettd iaflalaisten
mortaritpfit moipat anpua IA tlll-
mao pafilln ia mieben mittaiien pro-
ieftiilin fab6efian maiIin pGGbGn ia
iitte nieId fpaafii paifuttapasti.
Ndntdt Unfit ptpat bDtpin paifcot
oiettaa oifeaan aiemaonia ia ne tor
Ditictpat folpat tiet &utafin iel-
laista tnffid netdmi1n taruitaan 40
belpoien tpoin1a. 9siilG eli moi fiji
rubtaa Silloin oil iateinen aifa, tpf-
fid Ell poitr aiettaa llliale aiemaae ia
min niioen naiflttus oil buono, ioten
ransfalaiiet iaitpot iafialaiiet perGp-
tpnGan iluuri iilloin fun Gariiii of
illuri iaatultettamisia.