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The Washington times., 1914-07-26
N M'LOUGHL|N BARELY
Wins FROM DABNEY
Hackett and Alexander Win
Fourth Round of Eastern
Championship Tennis.

RoSToN. July 26.-Regaining their
breath from the fierce play in the
Longwood cup singles and the fourth
round of the Eastern doubles cham
pionships, contestants are today talk
Ing over yesterdays close play and
anticipating the semi-finals. which will
be started tomorrow.
H. II. Hackett and r. B. Alexander
won the Eastern doubles from Clothier
and Gardner, and tomorrow Will meet
the Californians, Fottrell and Murray,
in the semi-finals. Five fast sets were
required before the superior teamwork
of Hackett and Alexander won over the
individual brilliancy of the Philadei-
phisn and Bostonian.
Alexander rested scarcely ten min
utes and then came on to the grand
stand courts again for four sets with
Williams, playing in all eiShty-four
hard g,,nes in three hours. He lost the
singles contest after hard battle.
Mclaughlin narrowly escaped drop
ping a set in his match with A D
Dabney, of Boston.
The Californian usually makes his
matches straight set affairs, but in the
third with Dabney the latter obtained a
lead of five games to two before the
champion woke up.
Longwood cup singles. fifth round-M.
E. Mclaughlin. San Francisco. beat A.
S. Dabney, Boston. 6-3, So, IS.
r Norris williams I'd. philadelphia.
beat F. E. Alexander. New York, +6,
81. CO. 90.
r L. Murray, San Francisco. beat E
Fottrell, San Francisco, 81 10 30
S-6
wallace F. Johnson, philadelphia.
beat G. T. Putnam, Boston, 10 81.
6-3
Eastern doubles championship, fourth
round completed-H. Fl. Iiackrtt and
+ r Alexander beat w. j. Clothier and
g. P. Gardner, jr.. As. Sc, 6+, 2-6.
The Washington times., 1914-07-26
THERE'S NO MONEY IN
HANDLING CHAMPIONS

astute Dannie has not been 70 fortu-
nate with the Chicagoan. That's be-
cause Britton hasn't the personality of
Brown. Just the same, Jack has made
$4,000 since joining forces with Nor
gon two and one-half years ago. In
seven years preceding this partnership
Jack had not averaged $3.50 a year
from his ring efforts.
An instance of Morgan's u,oney-get-
ting wisdom was shown in the case
OF Jacob Levin, who had fought for
years around Philadelphia and Nnw
York with indifferent success under
the name Of Barney Williams. When
Williams. or Levin. was added to his
stable. Morgan decided he would have
to pull something original 10 attract
attention to his new fighter.
I'll change his name He'll fpb,
under his own name" thought Morgan
But Morgan decided Levin wasn't
enough out OF the ordinary to get the
black headlines, so added the "skv' y
whisky, gave out few touching stories
about the battler wanting to bring
honors 70 the Jewish race. and ob.
tanned him a slew of matches.
Morgan realized as well as anyone
that Levinskyy could be licked by
many of the heavyweights, so he go,
the coin while the getting was good.
Levinsky fought three, four, five times
a week, and in less than a year mad.
around $4,000. He's been licked ir
some OF his recent fights, but Levin,
sky is still a big card. and Dannif
still figures on pushing his earning.
up to the 100000 mark.
Al Mccoy is the latest to hitch W
with Morgan, but Dsnnie hasn't has
the Brooklyn middleweight long enough
10 show what ne can do.
All told. Dannie now has siXterr
boxers under his management IF :
boxer really has an interest in hi!
work and will train faithfully | vii
get him the matches. and II he ha:
the ability to go TO the front he car
make the coin"
And there's no manager in :he gam,
today who can get as much coin fol
a boxer as Dannie Morgan. of New
York.
The Washington times., 1914-07-26
Ge0r6id Peach SAYS Mack1nen Look Like Repeders LN
Ty Cobb Says It Begins to Look
Like Philadelphia for the Flag
SOME HIKERS

Josh Devore is now with the
Boston Nationalist club that
is being suddenly ripped to
pieces and reconstructed by G.
Stallings. By landing in Bos-
ton, Josh completes a strange
series of wanderings, which
exactly parallel those of Beals
Becker-a set of condolences,
possibly hardly equaled.
During the last three seasons
Becker, starting at Boston,
went to New York, thence to
Cincinnati, and finally to Phil
adelphia, where he is now 10
Gated.
Devore, starting at New York,
went to Cincinnati, thence to
Philadelphia, and finally to
Boston, so that these two out
fielders, in their travels, have
performed in exactly the same
set of cities, and no others!
The Washington times., 1914-07-26
CLUB FOURS DECIDED
in FAVOR OF w. C. C.
POTOMAC CLUB LOSES
Washington Canoe Club Also Wins Its Own Regatta by Scoring
Seventy-one Points Out Of a Possible HundredHMix-
ed Doubles Is Big Feature

Reginald Rutherford. w. C. c.. second; Il. 1
Knight. w. c. c.. third.
Novice singles. distance one-quarter Of mps
IF. G. Bamman. W. c. e. won: ]. J. Jo-
hannessen. N. $. c.. second; r. B. Kros-
Championship doubles. distance one-quartsr
of miie-E. 3. Ansley and r. o. Eliason, w.
c: c, won; Irving triple and J. W Burch,
a:ds Is. ~ ''
Tan end; distance one-auartsr Of mile
boye. s. /. c. G., second: II. J. schaidt. 4
Il. c. c.. third. Time. 3:o2 as.
Club fours. distance one-quarter Of mfs1
sley. Knight. and zirpiel. won: washinston
Canoe Club (Messrs. Pardoe. Rouse, Eliascn.
and HoselD. second; Potomac Boat Club
fMessrs. Vandersrift. II. Nash. B. Mash, and
Upset. race. distance 20 yards-A. Ruthes.
ford. w. c. c., won; r. o. 'Eliason. W. q
G. second; %. E. Camp. w. C. C., third.
Expert singles. distance one-quarter Of mile
n. T. Knight W. C. c., womb v. Rouse,
W. c. C., second: Reginald Rutherford. w.
c. C.. third. Time. 2:22 3-5
Novice doubles. distance one-quarter Of
miie-F. c. Bamman and +. C.sCraighead,
W. C. c.. won: W: Boettinser and J. Q. 10.
hannessen. NJ. 8. C.. second; A. H Nash and
ID. Mckinney. p. B. c.. third Time, 2:Io Is.
Mixed doubles. distance 20 yards-F. T.
Chamberlain and Miss De Shields. P. B. C..
won: r. c. Craighead and Miss Ruth Craig
head and ]. W. BCrch and Miss Florence
Martin, ran dead heat for the place. Tina.
1:lo IS
Tilting-J. W. Burch and r. Rutherford
w. c. c.. won: o. z. Camp and W. 7.
Hammer. W. c. c.. second: J. L vanderzrtft
and F. T. Chamberlain: third
Hurry-scurry race. distance 80 yards-F
c. Bamman, W. c. C.. won; C. B. Nash. p.
=. C.. second: J. w. Burch. W. c. C.. third
Time. 1:G I-5.
War canoe race-Board Of governors ana
aquatic committee defeated the ciub-at-largs
team
The Washington times., 1914-07-26

of Charlie Murphys outlandishness can
not keep their resolution in the face
of winning ball club. and they are
out there yelling for O'Day's men just
as loudly as though the never again
oath had never been taken. 1t Is a
lucky thing for the magnatcs that the
fans are tickle sometimes. for IL all
those who were sore on the Murphy
club would lose a bunch of money de-
spite its good position.
I have heard a lot OF good reports
about the st. Louis club Of the Ma
tional League. People tell me that
Higgins men are fighting tooth and
nail for every game, and that they
think their chances for the pennant are
as good as anybody's. Possibly they
are at that, for there is a long way to
go yet in the race and nobody has by
any means sewed up the bunting.
Copyright, 1914. by the Wheeler Syn
dicate, Inc)
The Washington times., 1914-07-26
FRANK GREER| IS
HEADED FOR YALE
Eastern High Star Center En-
ters Hotchkiss School to
Prepare for College.

Frank Greer, Eastern High Schools s
star center on last years football eleven,
will enter Hotchkiss School. Lakeville.
Conn. next fall, where he will prepare
for Yale University. Efforts were being
made to have him enter Maryland Agri-
cultural College and North Carolina, but
Beef Field, the old Yale fullback.
made Yale look so good to the Capital
gridiron star that he passed up the
other schools.
Washington followers Of football be-
lieve that Greer is the best gridiron
prospect to leave the Capital since Field
and Logan Cunningham. He is not yet
of age and weighs 1S5 pounds. His work
at center for Eastern last fall was phe-
nomenal and he was the unanimous
choice of the critics for all-star honors.
The Washington times., 1914-07-26
Dan Morgan Says "Cheese"
Fighters Bring More Coin to
Managers.

NEW YORK. July 26-The clothing
business lost a good salesman when
charlie Griffith persuaded Dan Morgan
10 try TO get him a couple OF matches.
For Morgan found the ring game so re-
munerative that he sold his interest in
A New York dress goods business and
decided 10 devote all his time 10 selling
boxing ability"
II was seven years ago that Griffin,
after a quarrel with Harry Pollok,
hooked up with Morgan. And in those
seven years Morgan has developed in
70 the very best fight manager in the
game today. And this in spite Of the
fact that he has never yet managed a
champion.
Dan, however, doesn't care TO handle
champions. He has proved his ability to
go out and get the coin with fighters of
only ordinary ability. AS Dannie ex-
plains II, Champions expect too much
money for their services and they like
to pick the soft ones. can do bet
ter without them
Morgan is doing better without a
champion on his string than any man.
ager of a titleholder. Dannie is the
real "money-Retter among the fight
handlers For instance. he press .agented
the third-rate, inefficient. but likeabIe
knockcut Brown into $l36.OOO in three
and cne-half years. That trick of
christening Brown Knockout did
much to turn the trick. Then Morgan
Was wise in making matches. and he
saw to IL that the Kayo boys original
personality was well exploited.
Though he had real ability TO work
with IN managing Jack Britton, the
The Washington times., 1914-07-26
Cricket Club Trying
To Arrange Contests

Vice Captain ]. S. Cannon is trying
IN arrange a match with his Wash
Inrton Cricket Club on the Rock
Creek Park grounds next Sunday at
n m. Poor ground conditions have
prevented much regular work this
Season. but these have been improved
I'd more activity is promised among
the cricketers from now on.
The Washington times., 1914-07-26
Holmeads Get Long
Lead in Tennis Play

Holmeads today have the most sub
stantial lead which they have main
tanned at any time during the schedule
of the Suburban Tennis League: it
being the result of making a clean
sweep in yesterdays sets with the Pet
worth outfit. Seven matches were
played. and each ended in favor Of
the Holmeads.
At the same time the Benedicts and
Princeton Heights were having a bit
terly contested tournament on the lat
ter's courts, from which the latter was
finally returned the victor, four match
es out of seven.
STAINING OF CIJTRS
The Washington times., 1914-07-26
International League.

Toronto. 3; Baltimore. first game).
Toronto. l5 Baltimore. O; (seven IN
nings by agreement: second game).
Newark, 8; Buffalo. 5 first game).
Newark, 8; Buffalo 3 (second game.
Jersey City. I; Rochester urSl
gameD.
Rochester, 6: Jersey City, 4 (second
game).
Providence. 5; Montreal, Ceight IN
nings by agreemenD.
The Washington times., 1914-07-26
Virginia League.

Norfolk, .; Petersburg. ].
Norfolk. s: Petersburg, 4.
Roanoke. 2; Portsmouth, eleven in
ningsD.
Roanoke, 6; Portsmouth. ..
Richmond, 6: Newport News, ),
Newport News. D; Richmond. 4
The Washington times., 1914-07-26
Young JOkerS Lose.

The Fifteenth Street A. C. baseball
team won from the Young Jokers by
IL to 10, when w. Rabbits clever
twirling was n feature
The Washington times., 1914-07-26
Doak a Demon Hitter.

ST. LOUIS. July 26-Bill Doak isn't
the joke hitter any more. Last year the
twirler punched out exactly, one single.
Now he has six singles and two doubles.
The Washington times., 1914-07-26
Highlanders Drop Out
Of ROsedale Leadership

BY defeating the Highlanders, to o.
the Columbia team sent the former
from first to third nlace in the stand
ings of the Rosedale League.
The Washington times., 1914-07-26
Detroit Tigers Star Hates to Admit Outlook, Though,
and Declines to Concede 1t Until Jungaleers
Have Had Another Chance-Believes Bos-
ton Red Sox Will Yet Force Struggle.
By TY COBB

Worlds Greatest Batsnan and All-around Player)
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bape rettet mig NOT til at tase benz.
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-20
1nola,1oet.
Gr,pu.

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bebc iorrigc llge / iii Stem / Geonr
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belt op til 500.
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ncniat ell &onite I'll at jamie $50
600, Scr ifal aroenocS til Scribe
hrina al 2~anococienc ino til Wpcn.
Ser 0ioroes itrar eli gob S~cgnnoellc
re0 at ire Wanb lilbltribcrc0e $1,000
luer, oo Sc $4,000 nclltcS al prre
tcdlcoc inoen Nfiotcn al Warts.
Snbifriptionernc fnn betalea lltocrt
10 Iar.
%iletrcieruc for Stotcn. Ter cr
taaet Sfrint iii at oprcttc ell Tllot
reicrpc uco @ebitcr Sin. lDct 20
0O0 NcrcS ifal erflurea lonl 'reoet.
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bor inbcn Heieruen, er at DC nloer-
tcdner Ell Spcren5fnmit onL at DC Tor
ollie Cher pil iorbp0e Sd8t pno line
GienoomHc. Soiancr. Iorhencr %
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curopriifc 2onoe. oil onbringca pao
Mcicrpcn, bpor sc hurtig oil 'orme.
res.
Smca Tnrrc lrnncroc. Gn 6or-
rlcr bco @ebiter Sin bar / het for
lsbne 9Iar nfoipet @cuiS ior Hi9tiA-
heocin al ben VooitonO, at imaa Ior-
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9un Dnkrtu.
EuIifidlrf ! MurA,

EolitidJef / @mrSo. 6. g. SSobn.
ion er blcpen uonppnt til YoIitifei
/ Wlirbo.
gibliptbcf / Barter? Spprasmaa-
let ON SpretteIie al eft 9pbliotbef /
Farfer bill peb neite gaarpalg blipe
atglort peo a%lminoelig SoIfeaiitem.
ming.
Gn ~lepebnstis SlGat. ct osnnne
eftcr De III pffentIiggiorte itatiitiife
Happorter er 9efolfningen / 2opren,
ce Gountp - bpori Teaopooo er be.
liggenbe = Ell l~cpeopstig Slegt.
Ser er / 1913 inbtruifet 3S6 Ssb-
iler moo film 1876 GposfaIb, meoens
ser iamtibis blep inosaaet 221 8if-
termaal % bepilget fun % sGgte-
ifabsitilsmisier.
SaareupSrrtnins pses. Siplee
Observation-Disclosures Spgaper er Ser
mi / Smegnen al Belle Sourde om-
trent 100000 Saar, iom er mere END
n~ogeniinbe for paa benne Sie al
Maret. SaareopOrGtningen er ita-
Dig pget / be iioite faa Ior, % ben
I'll maaife inoen life lGnge belpbe
iig til ligeiaa meeet iom 8pGgortf-
ten giorbe / bine tioliae Gage, ga Ser
ira Belle Sourde u%olelbtes mere
Slogtefpug enb fra roget anoet en-
felt Steo / &eroen.
Gleftriif Sane til @rpofings. 2uce
electric Sbort Cine, Ser for nogle
Gage iiOen oabneoes ODER ben ferite
iuIot f9roise StrGfnins fra @lits
neopolis til @ap5ata, bill rben Spil
fonllle til at anlpbe groptingS, oa
Iftier til ct gelpb al oper $4,000
er fight al Sorretningsfolf oeriteos.
9anen iorbreoe $4,000 peo Solg al
aftier for at fonlrne inoom Sroofs
ings, % Be minore eno $4,000 lom
lnaneler berpaa, pentes bilrtig at
taoes al Sc Sarrtere, bpis GienooV-
me blipsr lieeenoe nar Sinien. st
Iosien1eoe aiboIbes / bisie Gage
for at faa set belle flnppct % Hart.
bill blipe Sen f%orteite og melt
birefte ira @roofings til Soiuing-
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3utarnunu.
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Gang. 6iiferiet ifeeoe mes Stats-
antoritc.ernes SinaoeIie for ct fer
ne al &opiiif fra Snbiieen.
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ct Meoe al Cane Gountp 2Ggcior.
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burb, eipc Sen Ell liberal Sortolf.
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te iIpste / fine Natfl9oer for at REQ.
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Npt COUNTY ipente. Scton Count
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legning ON &alg bporpeO SpoIe
Goulltp oil opretteS. &nlget pil ianb-
ipnligpiS iinoe Steo Den iioite llge
al April. Get me Gountp bill bannes
al oen peItre Gel al Sill Gourtp %
peitouer inbtil ipp Wiil ira Glltbonf,
meoens oct moro % ipo oil rGffe ira
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HetsI1oe.
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lfient BET M ira ale SOLO meogioes,
at StatenS apGgbeiGtning er pna
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Sor fort Sio iiben blep oen fGr-
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bcn gomle Gupbrotfanal, bar pos
ferret Babylon, meloes Der fra Bag
oao ben LOBE December.
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gen err BET ferite Sfriot al ben ltor-
ltileoe Tlnn, lpm Gngeli fmanoen
Sir @i1iam @ilcpcfs bar nOarbei-
oct. Gen anieeoe engelife Sngenipr
pil bringe Slotioens blomltrenbe
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lem SloOcrne, bpor gOens Sapc
ifelge Sognet ifal babe ligget. Ser
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for ben tprfiife Hegierings &cgning.
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Meiopotamien after bli en- al Ser.
oens &prnfamre.
Man bar regl1et no, at Sc lam.
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ca. go Wiaioncr Groner, men pa
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er lifrct moo Speripsmmelicr, %
en- balp Miaion acres 2ano, iom
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omtrent ret cperfor @agbab, %
naar ogiaa oen meo Sioen bliper
fGrbig, pil belle Meiopotamien p9re
fulbItGnoig bcifpttct moo Speriupm-
melie.
@abplon pil beite itor Nptte al
set @crf, ipm III er fu%loenot, oa
set operfleOige Gano pil blipe lebet
inb / set gamle babplonife H%eierpoir
% ifal berpttcs til at panoe Genen
meb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-20

Grfnriiunsprpgram.

@nhber ser 1friper til Gunarb Cine,
Tetrosolitan @lbe, minneapolis, bill
meo ferIte Yoit mpbtase ct g~remplar
al Set Grfuriionspro9ram, Der siper
fuloltrnSige Splpsnineer ON Sc tire
itorartebc erfuriioner. Tom Gunaro
2illien bar foranltnltet til 9efororiug
al Sc mango NorifsN meritanerc. Der
astcr at aficiIe iaa iipIig. at Be fan
ieire Den 71be Wai / Norse. Nrpn
"Secorabs Soften.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-20

De 2ipet. Gn al Dem iatte n9iten
Sipet til | ariIben, for ban funoe
bringes til ct nPrIiggenbe Sarm.
bjcnt.
VranS i Mpnroe. On SIoebranb,
Ger Nat til 14be os. uobrsb / Mon-
roes Jorretningsitrsg, anretteoe ct
Cab al ca. 100000, inoen ben
il%iiffeoes. Slben nobrsb / aortens
Iutomobilitalb, buor ct balut SUM-
brebc me Maifiner opbeparcoes, og
iaapcl benne iom "Monroc SeraIos"
Grpfferi og 8. 6. Spons Gaanin9S.
bus nebbrPnbte fuloitenoig. 2uolop
&otel og ltniperialiitfirfen blep aoget
b~eifaoigeoe.
Sri Nris for @rmnoctcnSpmme.
Zen beieite Eris nogeniin6e betalt
for 9runocienoom / Ga Grrsie blep
gipet iorrige rse, ioet en- Cont paa
Wain Street iolgtes for omtrent
$1,000 pr. SOB til @aben. q. :.
&eitsel al minneapolis @oolen
Mills 60. fjebte for ii Mar iiocn
Gienbommen % betalte od $4,000
for oen, og efter at babe Oreuet Sor'
refining Ger BET meite al De ii Iar
bar ban MI iolgt Gienbommen for
$4,000.
Senfaloen til VebpueIiesmibler.
On earn Sorben, aniat beo ct SO.
ipital / Maoiion, Dor pitt fig at bore
baables benfaloen til sgtber % alo-
roform, bporaf ban forbrugte itore
&pantiteter. 2robs at Gan bper
Gang peo lin Sppaagnen par meget
ina funoe ban BOG fife mobitaa Sri
til igien at inoaanbe 9ebp-
peliesmiOlerne, ibet ban m,eo @elbe-
bag npO Sc balpaagne, bremnlenoe
ZiebIiffe, Ser gift foruo for iulolten-
Dig geoppelie.
Snsen Galopnprrter b%algbarc.
gpen Mppleton antog for nogen 1ib
iiben &ommisiionsitp re, pg ser blcu
iioen Spsrgsmaal ON SaloonpGr-
ter funbe pplges iont Wcolemmer
al commissioner. Spieiteret bar III
erflGret, at ingen %iaaoanne, Ser er |
notwithstanding CT palgbor til en-
Stiuine, "a Sen mener, at
ser aItiO er Mtllligbeo for, at 9rGn-
observation-disclosures pripate Snteresier
bill fomme / &onflift meo beres Blig.
tcr %ligeoperfor Sffcntligbeoen.
Ssbc al ct Sattenaalitif. Daniel
Ser for to Tiger iiben osbe
/ Wilnaufee, tilipnelaoenbe al ct
Siertconoe, piier fig nm otter Sig
ipnsjl,rnens llnoeriegelie at bore
for en- Sattenaal. Set bite
fig, at Sen itore Iare peo Siertet bar
blepen g%iennembpret Nptaursbag, og
at Mianoen libt cfter liot bapOe bleot
Man bill pioe, at ban bapbe
ppret uiorifammet moo Ell Came, %
at oenne bopoe ltuffet bam Ell Sattc.
mail / 9rpitet. fSelenbe lin Sfplo
bapbe ban life a%abenbaret bpao Der
bar ipeien, men foretrof at bleoe
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