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The Washington times., 1914-12-02
Mccormick Distinguishes
Himself Rolling Duckpi1s
East Shop Sets Rapid Pace for
Other Teams of the Navy
Yard League.

Many distinctive team and individual
records have been achieved by the Navy
Yard Duckpin League in the season
which is rapidly approaching the half
way mark. East Shop has the best
team standing. with records of 557 for
high game and 1,5S7 for high set. Nc
Cormick has attained the height of
individual achievement with high aver
age Of 1o6-1s; total number of spares, 49,
and high set. 81. The greatest number
of strikes registered by any single
bowler belongs to McDonough, whose
record along this line is To- Holland
holds high game of 14o for the league.
Official Scorer ]. p. Berkeley has COM
piled the complete averages of the Navy
The Washington times., 1914-12-02
Individual Averages.
Here Are Some Baseball Jots
Gathered From Everywhere

Finding a berth for Charley Doom
ranks almost on a par with selling the
Yanks. Dodgers, Braves and Cubs as an
off-season pastime. So far he has been
traded or sold to New York, Cincinnati.
Boston and Pittsburgh.
There will be no trip to California by
the Giants, as some rumor maker sug-
gested. John McGraw returned to his
desk in New York with the statement
that training plans would be carried out
Marlin.
There never was any doubt about the
Boston Braves not returning TO Macon
next spring for training. according 10
President Gaffney and the story that
with the other bunk" about him SELL
ing the team.
Money does not always make the
mare 20 in baseball. The Pirates spent
s35. 600 on new talent and operated I'M
der a payroll that was increased s-0go
over 1913, and yet finished seventh. Inc
wealth of Rockefeller will not stop
team when It sets a fast enough down.
hill pace.
Report from Cleveland has it that
Connie Mack made Charles Somers
bid for Pitcher Willie Mitchell. but that
the Cleveland magnate refused TO con-
sider any offer whatever for his south
paw. Connie. on his part, SAYS II u
news to him that he had made an oner
for Mitchell.
Roy Hartzell and Roger Peckinpaush
are keeping the Yankees onlce en-
ployes up to date on information con-
corning Florida, but none of the picture
The Washington times., 1914-12-02
Wells and Moran Will
Enter Ring for Charity

Bomberdier Wells. the English heavy
weight champion. and Frank Moran.
who was beaten some time ago by
Jack johnson IN q twenty-round bout
IN Paris. VIII box for sweet charity
at the Alhambra Music Hall. London.
tomorrow.
Half OF the profits win be given To
me Belgian relief fund and the other
half Will be divided rs per cent and
70 per cent between the winner and
loser OF the bout In order to swell
the proceeds as much as possible the
boxers have announced their Intention
OF giving public exhibitions at their
training quarters, to which an admis-
sion fee Will be charged.
The Washington times., 1914-12-02
TEAMS MAY UNLOCK
TIE FOR LEADERSHIP
Unos and AItamonts Scheduled
for Double Header in South
western League.

City-wide attention Is attracted to a
double-header which will take place on
the Southwest Alleys tonight when the
Unos and Altamonts will roll six games.
These teams are tied for first place in
the standings of the Southwestern
League. each having a record of 20 VIC
tories against defeats and this even
inS's sets are bound to develop some of
the fastest kind of competition.
Manager Murphy has made arrange
ments to close down two of the four
alleys on the first floor and permit the
spectators to occupy standing room on
the two outside alleys, the games to be
rolled on Alleys and 3 1t Is felt that
the winner of tonights battles will
probably keep the lead throughout the
remainder of this year and enter the
New Year with a slight advantage-thus
the widespread interest in the double
bill. The first match beigns at s o'clock.
Here is the way the teams will line up:
The Washington times., 1914-12-02
Southern Railway Rolls High Set
Game of Season in CONNER
ciaI League.
TOTAL PINS REACHES $50
Women viii Bowl for District
Championship Next Satur-
day Night at Arcade.
BOWL IL HOURS

at duckpins for twelve
hours beginning last Thursday
noon and ending at midnight,
William Virpsing and Joseph
Kimball rolled totals of 1857
and 1852, respectively. Virp-
sings average was 1913, while
Kimball's mark was 92-4. Each
rolled 80 games. Virpsing is a
youth of but sixteen years,
while Kimba1l is but a few
years older, and both are men,
bers of the Dreadnaught team
of the Northeastern League.
The Washington times., 1914-12-02

most Of the ball players out Of that
peril.
hardi Gras will bring Freddie Welsh
and Joe Mandot to New Orleans for a
match. Mandot will give the champ q
tussle.
Johnny Dundee and Joe Rivers ara
matched for December at Los Angeles.
The addition of college cross-country
teams In the A. A u. title races ought
to add to the event.
Tho famous Sheepshead Bay race
course has been sold and will be hence
forth q motordome. A victory for King
Gasoline.
Boxing Is stopped in England and no
championship will be held In 1915 unless
the war halts. Hits q ard world, old
top.
Reduction of the Poughkeepsie course
from four to three miles Is proposed
by Cornell, and the Pennsy and Co
lumbia crews may agree.
Tom McCarty, related to the late
Luther, Is making the boxing fans sit
up and take notice in New York. He
has wallop.
II AttelPs finger fails to heal, he still
has his vaudeville stun to keep the eats
on the table.
The Washington times., 1914-12-02
Trainmen Are Winners.

In the Terminal Basketball League
the Trainmen humbled the Auditors
last night. Is to "A. Moett. Trainmen's
forward. scored eleven of his teams
points. and was the brightest indi-
vidual altar.
The Washington times., 1914-12-02
DISTRICT
Y. M. G. A. Team Wins.

The Y. NJ. c. A. basketball five won
2 bitter struggle last night from
Friends School. % to 20. Teamwork on
beth sides was excellent.
The Washington times., 1914-12-02
ltanonts
Stone Beats Gallant.

BOSTON. Dec. 2.-Gilbert Gallant,
Chelsea's crack lightweight. lost de-
cision in twelve rounds at the Atlas
A. A. last night to Harry Stone. hold
er OF the Australian title. 1t is expect
ed they will be matched again for q
bout in January.
The Washington times., 1914-12-02
Sporting Gossip

It's a poor football player who hasn't
one friend among the experts who will
put him on an All-Amer1can team.
Martin Delaney is warning athletes
against the dangers of overeating; but
one more season like the last Will put
The Washington times., 1914-12-02
TODAY'S PLAYERGRAPH
By GEORGE L. MoRELAND-No. 20.

REUBEN NOSHIER ODLRNG Athle-Born, New city, May
TO- 1884, Height feet inches Weight 180 pounds
throws right handed First professional engagement Montgo
ia Major 1eaoue
The Washington times., 1914-12-02

postal cards has been alluring enough
to draw an admission from Frank Far
rel regarding a training camp site for
next spring.
The Washington times., 1914-12-02

FEDERALS.

Club. ". L. Pct Club. WIN,
Searneys.. II .6lliBurdett.x N ~,
1speys...... 10 .55s schoene Z II ~
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Observation-Disclosures. 13 Sabre alt
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3siRoa'5 anrs in Wlerifo.

9ls Dor elm paar g9oden 3lu @eieeimg BON @era
0riB aeidrtien uiiroe flatidta Dieengei, oic SoH-
1unieree in Wlerto ueriolgen no Die 3eit Der unge
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laut Qeaa. Ganbien lie ood, CAB ole bon ibnen err
ebnte ,Snterpenon mo iheBd6 mausbeibde PIN.
uerion Oe5 Sanocs icbt unabpenobar ie Der Merger
W aber meoer 0a ocm ourdj oc Nmabme oeS &ermtt-
hmo5uoriblaas ocr characterization g.9@-@oni0oc
ration mo GouoBas Nblebnmg oen giirgertrieg PR
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Acr0m madJt iid oarin Suit BON enem oie &er Stoo-
ten entebrenocn @in0nB uuierer glegiring nit Dem
9anoeu General GiIla 81 ipredcn
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lauoniB 3niidcn Der 9lomnilirotion IN &albngton mo
Narron3a un0 Oeilcn erlei 0ccrliibrcr General @ilo
mare oaS in g9rtlidfet cnte6reno fir oieies Sono2
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uics ans Gc inter ieiner Siibrma in DER lebten }e
nber Nuerias 5ircitfrdite errmleneu Siege Der Gon.
inioualiG loicn nit Sidcrbeit uoraiSiebcn, ooB cr
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ciliic9cn miro llno oam fam oie groBe 9ieiorm oic
Non0bcBreor iir oic 0e Sabre Der oic 9iepohtionen
ngii6fi uoroQ iin0 oludgebrt rnO, pem oie orme
9nno6cb0erimg oc biSber IN tbntddhcr Seibeigen-
aoii oer ucniaen @roBarmo6eiiber aelebt mieoer of
ofn ibnel bon icncn @roBgrmiobclibern aenomncnci
cacnen ganobcie mo0nt, oie oauernoe 9u6c nno Orb.
gQua 6ergeiiellt Oeroen.
Aenn oieies gno5cl Sic oaiierioe 6ereIlmo Ser
alu6c uo 0ropig l aerito, Die 9eieiti9ing Der llr.
iadlc ser bis0ergc llirlben ourd pobhuoaenocs Scr
bacn Der @caierm9 in gsaibmaton Gorran5a un0 @ila
Qeaenf6cr crreidt verocn ion oonn fam Elm iodles
Qprbaltcn ieia acknowledgements genonnt werocn Gas
nmcriioniidc @of miro es Dem 4raoenien gStlion no
fMnem 1taata 5cfreidr nadber oont miien Dab ic
Sutd ri0aes m0 6eonuenes &crDalten oas @lut loii'
ia0cr unaer 9merifauer Dor Dem &er0olleuweroeu mo
SIC Ser 5taoten Dor scr glo6uenoafeit 9'crto 81
neflirei bepa6ri 6nbcn.
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.dt eeitsn.
Sreitaa, ben s. g'ai 1914.
8nriid anr 0Oaar. DiplOmatis.

Staai. .setretar @rDan IL ae5uingen 5it Der Der
ponien Donar.D Diplomatic" 5irid3ute5ren llno oa'
rom III oie Nouroe.Dott ibulo 8eanntlid Bat
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mo Der briibeh 9leaeung ioeben cine @ntidaoiguna
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600 gcliebai mo poae cine nod groBere Summc Der
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IAN 1taais Cepartengt Giner aropdiihen Dladt e.
en olru politiiden @inimB iber cine latciniide 9ie
lnblit ole 70 nabe Dem Fanoma.StonoI 0eegen ilt 81
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gpic beiBen uO oinuo Ilnieribimg iiir oas @roiett
heraeben miiicu cine 2lnle6e iiir SoDti IN oen Ser
gtaaien muier3Hbruaea.
Die Monroe 2ottrin iit 5nueileu ood redt imDe
aucu Sie fdW elm ieies @rin5ip iiber oen Sanicn
merlai.
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den Wan ioni onnebmen ooB cine Ncrpirtli9nno
oca 8cianmicn Fancs nidi inter 500 Niiuioncn 4lort
Soften ocrrlofen miro.
Su nternotioualer Sindt e6eu Dem $lane teine
9eoenten entaegen. Ger 9lbcin lit bel @eie wolerreid
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Der bolanoden Sdiiiobrtsintereiien 81 crnogliden
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weroen uenn geltidano ion oui elmer @aiicrtroBe
oCre @iinoung aui oeubem Gebet liegt Dem Nleere
3uiii6ri.
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0ie Qarmaa0ter anGrhnnOert.gInsitennnn.

Die 0armtGOter MISUNDERSTANDING Der
Saiier bat iiir Die 9usitelmg 0etiber aun 1850 bis
1900 ole AMI geranlaiig oes @roBber5oas @rnt Suo.
ug bon Seiien in oeiem Sabre in DormtoOt Oeranal.
tet miro, cine 9le6e bon 8erten ans einem grbatbeb
5ir 9erigmg getellt GS iino oreiBig gSerfe beiou-
oers ans Oen Sd0iiern in Berlin @otSoam mo Sso'
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zen limo. 9iBer Dem Safer betbegcn idj Die meiiteH
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&eib oes @roBbr5ogS pon Sciien meroen neben Oer
9hoern GINGER anOgrddj 6eiliider Somaer Dor 9ll-
fem Die Sommiinacn an Ndniatltrcu ilo Silbouetten
6eranae3ogen oam Die Silberonmer nit eniaen Scott
barfeiten. Go5u fomnen ole 3oblreben geitrdgc aus
YiuiecI gfaOemien. Sirden Eripat. @aaerieu. SSns-
peomm miro Ole glusiteng Die Nlalerei Der 3et ein-
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Nliniahucn miine6men. &iel 9mun ebt aud iiir Die
9iloboucrei oornebmli6 Die aeinpaiiif. 81 @ebote.
Die gn6anma BON DER eiaentlidcn @eidmadstultr
Der 3eit oQ cor Alem ourdj ole Darielmg Der ioge.
uannicn 9ursfm ocrtiet merOen. glrbeiten in 0olo,
Silbcr Glicnbcn. 9eonocrc gl6t6eungen iinO Der
silhouette mo elmer Observation-Disclosures Oes fiinheriiden
uuo getge 0eiidanos porbebalten.
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0ann[fafter 2;orGsfea- 9arR.

Ser .0onnilaiicr Nolsielt'@erein" beebri iD.
cincn s5reunoen uno Gerclncn nnbu3cl9elt oan
cr on5 fielierioul'lhe @rnnoeaelu0nm 3mll6en
men BAT uno oenl bercbeicn 9ublilum liir Nh'
balinna ION Ficnlcs mo Seilldlellen euple1iI;
SIR Ynolnlll mencn NeeAniN oes HatiS
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Bari Ie.epbOn: @l!mOr 304 ~
Slretier 6innnns pon Der 8reoerId.9luah.
(Nph0b 80Rfel
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@efanntmadlnnaen.
9@artsmeut fir 5ficnniqe egrOsNcrunasu.

1cpartemeut ihr biientlldc Gcrbencrunaen.
ilnicr.S epartemcnt bec StaotSHaenieurc.
baltimore, 16. Npril 1914.
9ln Nllc, bic cc nuaebt!
0S miro bicrnlii gemdB ben gblnniiien SO y
uu0 SO ncS baltimore SiaotObdrters De-
lanni eemndi onb Der Siaot. Snaenieur nab
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ndnnicuStruBen mii m0oernem Winicrinl 81
plaitcrn. ncu 81 pilaiicrn un0 ncu 5u beleNcn.
glle Gcrlonen mno Sorporaioncn luerocn oesi
halb auigcorocri. 0rlnubnibheine iir auc glr'
bciicn 8u l0ien mo olcc Dor Dem 2s, Wldt
1914 3ii becnoen Die IN irneno cncr gSeiie oie
glulprGbnnQ ooer glurclbuna beagier SiraBcn
uoihiQ MAIDEN ni0hicu ndhocm lic nui iuldc
yeeie ecpilniicrt neu acpilaeri oocr ncu bee
lCCi iino Ole oben erudbnicn Str0Bcn lino:
Snrntunn. Strahc, bon 06nrlcss StraBe bis Ncr'
inaion SiraBc.
0amosn. siroRr, bon Gniaip SlraBe big Soparos
SirOBc
9. &. WicGaB,
(glpri 2l. .Wiai1 80 Siaoi Snacnleur.
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a0ir0armOmi(des e0r@eIIer.

caiioni9umttnruh@iit mt 0on3oute 1911 ltt+i
1918 ldllicBi in glbauQbo. Nr. y. llOn0eiic'
Sir0Bc. nm IL. Wlai.
Subiribenien werogn eriuat i0re @ppliia'
ilpnen iolort ein5ureihcn NM 0uie Sipe 6u
1crn
solonen: cnoSii. |abrilomiii0. @,r6arot
Nincie (3 eon8cri) S3 bis S6.
(lfuiB 3 fO)
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GSwrO BON Jest M idjwerig ieiu, i'm 9leprdeutaH.
in6auS in 8a6ington cine beibhIBidbige gn3o6l @on'
mcBabqcorOnetcr icii5uboten oGm Stcdenpieroreitcr
Sobiou fam wenn iein Observation-Disclosures 5iir
Ic6aiie fomnt jcoen 9hgm6lid imeriuortet cine gb.
thinning perlungen. Die ormen Sdelme, Die nidlt
germ 6orbe bcfcnnn modjten miiiicn bon ieet an bis
5im Sd)lb Scr 5eiiion pie Der 0e6 in Der 0adt in
oen @onoelgdngen oes 9lnoes.aapitoIs m6eridlei-
der
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@eIannimadlnnacm.
Gcpnticmrnt ihr biicnuinc @crbenernnncn. -
Sub. Dcpnrtcmcnt bcr Nnicu 6cDDroc.
Baltimore, Wib.


4nncboic liir ocn g0u cince pO5i mo Wlau'
cripcri Yicrs. 604' lana bel ~ brett. inoi0
bonn 8r0it tSiraBen Nnlibeao 5lpiihcu 0alucria
Sirabc uno Souib' SiraBc. mcroen bis lbr
&ormiiiaos Wllinuod, ben 20. Mai 1914, cni.
acAcu Ocnommcn.
slnae6oie miiien an ocu @oaro Of gmaros"
ahrciiiri fem uno an oas Bureau oce si0oi'
NeQiittOiors Nnibb0ua. gclnudi iucr0cn be-
Qleiici BON einem 0eaIaubiaicn Gbcd 0ee Bic
tere i'm Neiraac bon iiini0nnoeri (S5O000)
Collars. gc5oQen anl cine CLEARING p0ule
Nani" ilu6 3ablbar an oeH Niapor uno Siaot
Inb bon Baltimore.
Sas Rchi No porbehnlicu, rQcno Gin oocr
Qllo gluQcbuie 81 ucrpcrlcu. NirQlhnli IN Der
00hc ocs 0onirniiprciica iuiro iiir Die ridii0c
ylusibrnnQ oeo 0onir0lis pcrlan0i
SpcBiiiintioucu uno 6duc l0nncu i'm 9uf
reau oee 0dieuSngcnicurs. Naibbnus geocn
3ahlung bon 3cbn $4,000 Sold erldnai
perocu. Die Del Der NildGabc OericlDeu IN gui
tenn 3uiiano 5uriidbe5abli meroen.
g. q. Saden,
0aicn SnGcneur.
9eiidtiai
Sobu 0ubcrt,
temp. @rdiioent Der 0oniralti9cb1roe
(WiaiS-g)
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1a5 Scr @cIdaft5aano Oes eanOes i'd 6e6t ,ciot

9aR Der WeidGitS1nng oeS SanoeS nd bebt seat
Der 9eridjt Ser 3pheniiaatliden .9ommiiion
ii6er oe @ina6men Der @ienbo6ncn i'm Yldr5 oieleS
Sa6rcs Die Gomnliiiion berdltet Oc Nctto.@nno5
men ser 43 6auptGdlbiteu 9a6nen Oes 9anOeS iecn
or0Ber ais i'm @lGr3 oeS Goria6res gcuecn Srob ale
Gem ioatc oc Gonmiiiion d 6eeilen ibre @nti6eoung
in Der 6rodtrotcnirogc ob5ngcbeu oanit Die Sobnen
cnolidj wiiieu, moran tie hio.
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spiritnuicu. .eiccnscn.

Spe5inl.gln5eae.
gurcnu bcr
irltuoicuqiccn5s 5s6ummiiarC,
Bimmcr 3O6, OcridltcncbduOc.
9. 0curD Batter, friiioent.
slooiiuu IS. Wluiiin,
auiepb ". Sud,
Gummidre
Sic nahQenannie 9erion bat cine @eiiiion
I'm SranSieriruna eiuer @nOctall Spirimoien'
giccnS bonn 1. Alni 1914 einqcrcni Die am
Wiinioodl, ben 20. Mai 1914 i'm III llbr @or'
mti0QS IN Nerai6nng 9c8ogen miro.
eroeiie ntiincn bis p ubr Wtitid0e ON
Wluutan, ocn is Mai 1914, eiHaGeibi luer'
ben. III melcbe Sormuare AMI Geiu6 in Die
fem Bureau erl0npt perocn i0nnen.
Sobu q. Sau0bammer,
9beis9lerf
Qome goreile. ggaro.
9uoion. gsiuiam g.. Gde 3eO Sigbmap uno
puaDe9 SiraBe Observation-Disclosures 80
flHatB-Sl
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Wertrubr g. 0ronh, 0clicbie lo0ier Der per'
f0i 6cncn 0cniO uno @5nbcb Mranb. IN bter
l9obnnnQ. Nr. 1908, Wionbniulngluenne. dc
Vccroio,inQ inoct enmilan, llbr 4dhntiil
inas. hon obiQcr qlorciie aus nif. po8u &cr
mnnhtc uu0 Srcnuoc cuqclaocn lino Bet
iceuno nui hcm aeonoon Rari'6rieoboie."
(QHdi9MQl
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10000 Srrnniac nnO 1000 9ler5te, Superntenoen'
ten gsdrier gSddier mo onliigc Angetete be5ollen-
&ou ocu adJt Nliaionm Dollars wcdje Der llnterbolt
oicer peBc6u Srrenoniincn id6rd foiet entallt &C.
nan Oe S1litc alti Soldre Gommcntar iIbernllig
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Die G6niaiu BON gnlsaricn bat i'd OcrauIaRt ac-

Die 06uigu BON SmIgaricu bat idJ Oeroulah Ge-
ie6e lire omerianiide 9leie 81 ocrdic6c sic bate
ole Ser Staatcn beiuben uoaen nm bier Die Segnln-
Gen Oes 8rieOeuS 81 hiOiren Soiptdler 81 inip3ren
oe ameritanben @ranferdriernnen bel Der 9rbeit 5i
ic6cn mo namenilid oui oeiem @ebiec gnrc9mgen 81
cnpiangen. oie iie nad6er nib6rngen0 IN 9ulgorien
pcrucn0cn tonnic 9hm nO 3mdcn 0en Ser. Stooten
imo W}erifo sic SeinOeligteiten osgebroden arieg
obcr bat ie me6r ais aeg 81 &auie I'm eine Sdrei-
fen 3il le6cn broudt ie nidt crit nod Amera 81 fom.
men llno oarml 0at ic ibr &riicproieft cnihueilen
nligegebcu
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GbeSopeafc 0Seadl.

Ser bcii conipiric uno i6Jniie 9leior IN
.GOrDlnno 9ian ionlmc lclbli oocr icepDunlte
piers -Srenml0no." ylr. 914. Sao.YroaowaN.
(ylpr3O--
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oie @elugorIsr eniiraaette anIictte gIrSen oie im

Die Nem.sOrter SMifraaettc 5nlIete NrOeu oie i'm
GGler.G Gepartement beiAdtgt mar mo an ,llnabbdn
aQteitStage Der 5rauen4 cine 9ieoc biet pdbreno
Gcer-@ommiiidr g0amion BON i6r erIuaret 6otte oaB
ie olf ibrem @oie blebe bat IN ,5olgc Oes GermeeS
0en ie erbaltel reianirt imo in ibrem 9leianatons
idrcibcu Iaat e gitig man babe e bnous9eefelt uno
GommiiGr 9loamion no iene 9iiimten ieien imgc
rec6t unid6g mo uoreingenommen rmO oernadIdilig'
ten oie Syntereiier Der Staot Sri Nr0enS lrt6eil t
ratirlid maBge6co. men ald i'm Merger oorii6cr ab.
segeben Dab ibr 5u9emt6et ouroe idj Der Gis3ipln
oes geparienents 81 iiaeu.
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0aS amcrifanidIc gOIf uiiuIdt Der jinaitcu Sudter

oes grdocnten cine gldlidc e6c Ser NlierSunier'
idc0 if 5wor % Sabre Aber in oiccm Sale bat Der
dltlide @oun d ocn 6ro6m Der SSli9eno in unae'
m66nd groiem 01abc crbaItcn. SelbIt bel 10 groBen
9tcramtcri6co Bat cS oft redt aliidlide gbcn ae-
aeber.