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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-06-12
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-19

75 foot raised deck twin screw
cruiser for l.. y. White of Boston Is
almost finished at the Gas Engine and
Power Companys yards at Morris Heights.
This yacht will have a beam OF Is feet
and draught of feet. 1t will have a
plumb stem and the stern will be OF the
Vixen type. The yacht is to be driven
by two Speedway 3s-4S horse power
motors. which will give a cruising speed
of II miles an hour.
The yacht has been designed to have
rs much deck room as possible. There
Is - deckhousc forward in which will
IN. dining room. The crews quarters
arc forward under the raised deck. The
engine room is amidships, separated from
the other compartments by steel bulk
heads. The owners quarters aft consist
OF two double staterooms and large
saloon. The yacht will be equipped with
an Independent electric lighting plant.
heating plant and will carry Is foot
motor tender.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-19

r. u. Partridge of New York IL having
II foot bridge deck twin screw cruiser
built at the Gas Engine Companys works.
This yacht will combine the raised deck,
midship deck and trunk cabin features.
She will have n plumb stem and n compro-
mise bow and will be fitted with two 100
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-19
HOUNDS LEAD FAST CHASE.
Ten Mile Run Is Seasons Opcner
for Monmouth County Pack,

RED BANK. n. j.. April 1S.--Starting
from the New Kennels on the NJ G. D.
BORDEN estate at Rumson the Monmouth
County Hounds led the huntsmen II fast
chase to-day over farm lands and woods
IN Middletown township. passing through
Chapel Hin and J, Amory Haskell's es-
tates and ending at w. Stroter Jones S
country home on Riverside Drive
No accidents marred the ten mile run
and the fourteen riders I'm the field en-
1oyed this the first run of the season
Howard :. Borden acted as master of IN,
hounds and the riders included H. l.. Her
bert Mrs. l., l.. White, Mrs. Charles H.
Sabin, Charles Tilbury of London. guest
OF Mr., Rorden Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas =
Field and daughter, Miss Rachel: Mr. Dor
den's two sons. John and Arthur: William
Stonebridec, the huntsman. and one whlp
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-19
VANITIE LARGEST OF
CUP DEFENCE YACHTS
Defender Being Built by Lawley
for A. s. Cochran Is
118 Feet Over All.
ALSO Is THE HANDSOMEST
If She Is as Speedy as She Is
Handsome, She Will BE
.. Hard to Beat.
ALSO Is THE HANDSOMEST

The cup defender Vanitie, which is be-
ing built by Lawley for Alexander Smith
Cochran. is the largest Of the trio OF
yachts under construction for the defence
Of the America Cup. The designs for
this yacht have been drawn by William
Gardner who IL experimenting its con-
struction. The designer has made a care
full study not only of the form OF the hull
but of the canvas for the sails, the rig
Ring and the thousand and one things
that make for speed. and when the Vani-
tie starts to race she will be in the pink
OF condition. The Nanitie Is the hand
soonest OF the three defenders and is by
far the handsomest yacht Mr.. Gardner
has turned out. and II she is as speedy as
she Is handsome she will be a very hard
boat TO beat
She measures over all just under 1IS
feet. Her length on the water line is IS
feet. her beam little under 90 feet and
her draught 1915 feet. Mr.. Gardner has
given the yacht long. lean ends. the for
ward and after overhangs being very
nearly the same length. The sections OF
the forward overhang are almost v shaped
and the yachts entrance is very fine. The
line OF the fore part of the under body
from the water line Is almost straight to
the lead keel and then IL takes n graceful
curve downward. The lead. which weighs
ures 90 feet on the bottom and Is about
seven feet at its highest point. The after
overhang is very low, and as Mr.. Gardner
has elected to take penalty on the quar-
ter beam length the Vanitie will quickly
increase her sailing lines as she heels.
The turn at the llges is quite sharp.
and again at the garboards. which are
very hollow, and the yacht has long.
fiat floor on which to sail. The form VIII
give her great initial stability and enable
her to carry her lofty sail spread easily.
This yacht has hollow steel spar with
housing topmast. and the mast from
heel to truck Is longer than that carried
on the 90 fOoter Nig!lant twenty-one years
ago. She OF course Is much shorter on the
base line Of the sail triangles. that Is from
the end OF her bowsprit to the end OF her
boom.
The Vanitie will have a bowsprit and
carry double head rig. Her sails have
been made OF specially woven duck by
Wilson & Griffin. Her rigging Is OF an
alloy that has been thoroughly tested by
Mr.. Gardner and he has no doubt OF Its
ability to keep aloft the towering mast OF
the yacht.
The plating is OF Manganese bronze
and the final work OF the riveters Is now
being done, il Is expected that the yacht
will be launched about May /. and she
will be ready to have her mast stepped as
soon as she goes overheard. She Is TO be
sailed by Capt. William Dennis. who will
have as his assistant Capt. Harry Han
son of Capt. Hank Half OF cup defence
fame The steamer CITY OF Stratford
has been chartered for use as a tender for
the yacht
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-19
ATLANTIC CITY SETS
GOLF BALL ROLLING
Takes Lead in Local Journeys
Because of LakewOod's
Change Of Plans.
PROMISE EVENTFUL SEASON
Many Titles to BE Decided in
Metropolitan District
The Schedule.
PROMISE EVENTFUL SEASON

When the first ball is driven OF in the
qualifying round OF the annual spring
tournament OF the Country Club OF Attain
tic City on Thursday morning OF this
week the golf season OF 1914 will begin
The Lakewood tourney has held for many
years the honor OF beginning the season
in the North. but this year a change OF
plan by the Lakewood Club has put At
lantic City in the van.
The season which begins on Thursday
gives promise Of being an eveinful one
For the first few weeks the interests Of
all American golfers will be centred In
the doings Of the Americans who have
gone abroad TO play for the British and
French titles. Travers. Ouimet. Herrcshoff
and Lockwood already are in England
and the reports which have come back
since they arrived have indicated that
they will make a great fight for the Brit
ish amateur championship at Sandwich
next month. Other Americans are on their
way to England. Chick Evans, the great
Western golfer. has engaged passage for
April IS. Thus every great golfng centre
OF the United States will have repre-
sentat!on.
Three chances for distinguishing them
selves by winning foreign titles will be
presented to the golfers from the United
States-the British amateur at Sandwich.
the French amateur at La Boulie and the
British open at Prestwick. Tho first two
will be played in successive weeks In May.
hut the British open will not take place
until the middle of June. Ouime;. Here
shoff and Lockwood probably will remain
for the big event in Scotland. but the 9TH
ers may return home az soon AZ the two
amateur events are over.
Here In the metropolitan district the
usual long series OF championships and
invitation tournaments is presented. There
Is keen interest among some golfers 10
discover who is TO win the championship
honors which Jerome II. Travers will be
unable to defend because Of his absence.
The women's Eastern championship and
Griscom cup matches are to be played in
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-19
BIG CRUISER FOR BOSTON
MAN NOW NEARLY READY
Raised Deck Craft Will Be Is Feet in Length, With
IS Feet Beam and 4 Feet Draught.. Other
Craft Now Being Constructed

horse power Speedway r,o.ors which ,.,r
drive her 10 miles AN hour. The ,,rh,
has u low hunting cabin forward ,,i,f,
port lights. In this Is the dining room,
and galley. The crews quarters ara
under the raised deck The motors AZ.
Installed under the bridge deck and m.
after part contains the owners quarter
consisting of four staterooms and lobb,
The yacht will have an electric lighting
plant and carry n small power tender
Since the first of the year ~, ,,s
Engine and Power Company has bvi,
and shipped To Panama "A 80 foot lauucn
two 80 foot launches have been stunned
to Mexico and a AZ foot cruiser Tor tie
President of Peru is now awaiting SHIN
ment.
Howard Douglas Is having is foo,
power tender built by Julius Petersen a,
Nyack This attractive little boat 4.
finished bright with cedar planking and
mahogany trim. 1t is fitted with an SO
horsepower Termaat & Monahan motor
placed under matches and fitted with bulk.
head controls. This tender will seat run,.
fortably seven persons and viii be used
in connection with Mr.. Douglass house
boat on Manhasset Bay. At this yard
n 45-65 horsepower Sterling motor ,s
being installed i'm the Brighton H.. owned
by the Rcv. J. r. Lloyd of South Nyack
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-19
WITH AMATEUR SHIPPERS
OF SAIL AND MOTOR CRAFT

days on the Riviera on his way home from
Ceylon.
The ST. Augustine Power Boat Club
has elected these officers: Commodore.
Seth Perkins; vice-commodore. W. NJ.
Wright rear commodore. A. NJ. Taylor
fleet captain, +. o. Iwanswski treasurer,
Guy Farris secretary. Charles +, Hop
kins, Jr.
The newly elected officers OF the Bentley
Yacht Club of Staten Island are: Commo-
dore. A. T., Johnson: vice-commodore, w.
l.. Jolne financial secretary. William
Russell recording secretary. r. y. Oke-
son treasurer and measurer. i. T. Oke-
son harbor master, Charles Sterling
board of governors, W. T.. Joline. Charles
Fisher. Charles Sterling. p. T.. Okeson
and Andrew Lyndquist.
The Edgewater Motor Boa; Club has
been reorganized and a new constitution
has been adopted, The officers for this
year are: Commodore, T.. s. Wlttenbell :
vice commodore, Thomas Trolsen; fleet
captain, II. Corey; feet engineer, r. r.
Jacobus treasurer, w. $. Alexander Sec
Rotary, IT. Trolsen.
Swazey. Raymond & Pag" have an order
for a 100 foot cruising motor yacht for n
Now York yachtsman which 10 to DO built
this spring.
Charles T.. HELLER. who purchased the
sloop Doris from $. Reed Anthony last
fa!l. Is planning for a cruise to the Labra-
dor coast The Doris Is fitting out
Massachusetts and Narragansett BAY
yachtsmen have arranged series OF races
for IS foot knockabouts, u. W. and H. J.
Flint OF Providence have placed an order
with Charles ID. Mower for new boat
for this class. which will he named Wan
derer VII This boat will he 30 feet over
all Is fcet water line. Z feet beam and
5 feet inches draught. II IL building AT
tn" Narragansett Ray Yacht yard at
Sabin's Point.
The cup defenders Resolute and Vanitie
have been plated with Spares manganese
bronze, and not with Tobn bronze, as was
stated recently This bronze plating was
selected after very careful coinparative
tests by the engineers constructing the
two yachts.
Tho demand for tugs for the Yacht
races ~ greater than the supply. so tug.
boat owners say, and the new laws ara
making II very difficult 10 get tugs that
vii, M equipped To carry a fair sized
crowd To witness the races this summer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-19

W. Starting Burgess has orders for two
sender boats which are to compete in
the trials of Marblehead. which are to be
held for the purpose of selecting an Amer
lean trio to send to KEEL next year. The
Ellen and the Sprig, two OF last year :
international team. will take part in the
trials.
The Britomarte. the 81 rater build
ing by Hodgdon Bros. at East Boothbay.
will leave the builders yards in time TO
reach Marblehead by the first OF next
month and will then have plenty Of time
for tuning up.
The Cornthian Yacht Club of Balti-
more and the Baltimore Yacht Club have
amalgamated. The new organization will
be known as the Baltimore Corinthian
Yacht Club.
At the general meeting OF the East
ern Yacht Club recently hiNm,lian
Agassiz was chosen vice. commodore in
place OF the late :. Reed Anthony. and
Charles X. Cummings was elected rear
commodore.
The FenwicE station OF tho Hartford
Yacht Club win be opened on May 90.
Alvin q. Portner. former commodore OF
the tapltal lNtnL 'IuD, nbS D'lEEutseu
the auxiliary schooner I.atona. The yacht
made the trip to her new home port by
the inside route. The I.atona IL 70 feet
on the water line AMI was built bv
Lawley from designs by Tams. Lemoine &
Crane,
Commodore Lagcn OF the Yachtsmen :
Club SAYS there will be four and possibly
six starters In tho Bermuda race this
year
Among the yachts fitting out AZ Law
ley's are Bancroft &. paviss ~ foo,
auxiliary yawl Mischief. Mrs. George
Silsbys 50 foot motor yacht Venture and
Norman McDonald's new 20 foot cruiser
Minimac II.
The 10 foot cruising motor yacht hull,
at Lawleys from designs by Morgan
Barney for Mr.. Hathaway OF New Yorl,
mas Neen named Thurban.
In addition to tho challenges received
by the Boston Yacht Club from the
Corinthian and South Boston Yacht club.
for the Quincy challenge cup one has beer
received from tho Mosquito Fleet Yach,
Club No Yacht has been named in tina,
challenge, but the club has three eligible
sondera.
Sir Thomas Upton is spending a few
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-19

sheer plan Of the vanitie, build
ting ~ LawIey from designs ny
william Gardner for Alexander
smith Cochran. This yacht II tho
largest Of the trio OF candidates
for cup defender. Her mast will
he longer than that used on the
vigi1ant.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-19

ST. LOUIS. April ls.-The st. Louis
Federal League team has gained a new
pitcher In the person Of Harold Hartley.
the giant righthanded twirler. who last
year played with the Burlington team OF
the Central Association. Hartley is @
feet inches tall and weighs els pounds
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-19
ktUselIa Downs Briton EastI,.

foEpoS, April is.-wal,cr Kinsclla. IN.
now YORK professional, to-day beat Peter
y Latham, former worlds professional
champion. by three sets to love in court
'ennis match at tho Princes Club Tho
seore was 90. 81, go,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-19

days on the Riviera on his way home from
Ceylon.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-19

Half OF amldship sections Of the
three prospective defenders, com.
pairing their lines.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-19

Sir Thomas Upton is spending a few
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-19

Tho demand for tugs for the yacht
races is greater than the supply. SO tug
boat owners say, and the new laws arc
making II very difficult 10 get tugs that
vii, M equipped to carry a fair sized
crowd To witness the races this summer.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-11-27
Sour teine yur@t+
3uriifialen bc0eutet uDb lan9e
feline Nie0erla9e.
&niiiid,e eibuuseu.

2onbon, "a. .Nop. 9faa@ elmer
Meloung Ser u@r@ange Selgrapb
g." tpur1e in petrograo beute morz
gen folgenoe omtli@e @rtldrung err
laNen: v3mii&en Ger Mei@lel uno
ser @artbe iino Sic 9euti@en bon
ser 2inie @trbtotp<3sier5 z@5ooefz
3ounsfapola 5uriidgefoqen. Die
2inie lduit BON einem puntte noroz
Dtli@ BON 2ob5 an Der @taot porbet
bis at einem Puntte 1iibpeflib oerz
1elben."
(Da ni9t beri@tet tporoen par,
tpie tpeit SOS Centrum Ser oeutiden
Mrmee poreeorungen nar, 1T es unz
rnDgli9 feft5ufelen, pie btele W}eilen
es nunmebr 5uriidgefolen. @t@erz
li@ bietet Ser &iid5ug teinerlei Ser
anla7ung gu erniten 8efar@tun9en.
8pn elmer &ata1 1trpphe, tp1e 01e Hu1z
fen Sen &iid3ug binitellen, tann naz
tiirli9 sbenfo menig Die &ebe lein,
tpte por nrei @o9en, als General
bon 5inbenburg es fit rattan fono,
{i@ bon Mari@au auf Sic Mortbe
5uriidau3:eben. Mu@ oamals >pnroe
BON elmer @erni9tung ser oeutihen
Mrmee gefofelt, un0 es muroe er1t
tpieoer 1til, als oielelbe npernt@tete"
Mrmee gena pl0bli@ BEL Mloclatpes
aum tpubtigen @@lage ousbolte.
Sin neuer oeutf4er &oritoB olrfte
nur eine Trage BON pentsen Sagen
1ein. Mnm. Der Re6)
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-11-27
Wtt fnapper Scot Dem syeuertuo ent=
gangen.

D}it fnapper Scot entrannen lekten
Mittipodmoreen oret &tnber BON 6errn
unb Trau 3. s. Ttene et11em grdblt6en
Seuertot. Die orei sc l6mtlter, Otto,
9etnrt6 unb Gn1ma, betretben in W}el=
1tone, Montona felt ettpaS iiber etne1n
balben Sabre etn Heltaurant NIT lebr
guten Griolg. 5ie >pobnten in ben1=
ielben @5ebduoe mo- iie tbr gel6dIt be-
trieben. Sehten M}ittpo6 fritz nl1n,
etlpa 3 l1br n1orgenS, fling ser 96or1lz
itein Teuer 11nb ba berielbe 16aobaft
mar, perbrettete it6 oa8ielbe rald) iiber
oas 9an5e 9olsgebdube. :Oie iungen
2eute i6liefen feit uno abnten 11tbtS
BON ser orobel1ben @efabr, tn SET lie
i6mebten. Da8 Teuer muroe erit bon
Gtienbabn(el1ten bemerft, al8 baS 9an;e
9a18 i6on In Slammen ltan6. D1tt
raider Gnt{@lolenbett etlten lie nod6
6em @ebdl1be, i6lu9en Sic Iiiren etn
uno trugen bic flint eSnlallel sic 11t6t
<3eit batten li6 an5u5ieben tn'S 6reie.
&aum maren tie BORT angelangt, al8
au6 l6on oa5 @ebduoe etnltitr5te.
Oett ben bret obengeronnten @ei6piz
itern paren nod Treb 6iene, etn &ulin
uno Sba Saotratb eine &ultne 5ur5ett
oeS NeuerS IN oem @ebduoe.
Die iungen 2eute baben alles, Sic i11z
mere @lnrt6tung oeS NeitaurantS uno
tbre ioniti9en 5ablelt9fetten perloren.
@te itno ie6o6 frob uno oanfbar oaS
nadte 2eben gerettet gu baben.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-11-27
Mublc idertt Mebl fiir 8elsien.

Inter oer Beibtlfe uno Nn>peiiur9
lotpobl oeS &omttee8 IN @albington fir
oen belgil6en 91eltef To11o8 alS ou6
oeS amertfantl6en @eianbten tn 2onoon
baben bic N3iiller au9 etnen belstl6en
91elief sSo11os gegrltnoet. 3ped oeSz
ielben 1T 10000 SAB M}ebl 5u etnem
Werte BON etipa elmer balben W}tllton
Tboler I'll iar1n1eln. Die 9dlfte bapon
lollen Die 8iirger beS 2onOe8 ittften uno
Sic onoere 9dlfte bie O}iller.
Die Gt1e11bobnen baben lt6 bereit erz
f(drt oaS W1ebl unentgeltlt6 no6 Ybtlaz
oelpbio 81 i6afien uno fir ote 3ranSz
portation iiber SEN S5ean bte ettpa
$4,000 ben0tt9t, tit bur@ et115elne
Yerlonen 9ut9elaet porben. Die eng
ltiGe uno beutlGe 91e9ierun9en itno
NIT Sen @orberettunge11 fir Die @enoun9
3ufrieoen unb biirfte lontt boS D}ebl
ungebtrbert an letnen 8el lttmnungSort
selan9en. -,
Die bieiige Gaele g1oller Miible bat
eberfaGS etne &arlaoune Mebl gu oteiern
.3tped seldertt, uno oieielbe 1T berett
gum @dtden. 0a alle N}iiller bes
2anbes ii9 an oteier @e11bung na9
Belgten beteili9en ipollen, >ptro es tpobl
ni9t i6mer balten bie 10000 6ab O}ebl
3a11ammen gu befommen.
Sn ptelen Srti6aften lit Die @an1mz
lung bel Yrtpatleuten rege I'M 9ange.
6ier pl1roe lpetter ni9t8 bapnn gelagt
6a l9on tpie6erbolt fit oie Motleioenoen
in europa 9eiammelt !: tpuroe. Dte
@agle W}lble bate aud aus :bemlelben
@rllnoe bel6lollen tpeiter ai6t8 oariiber
gu iase11, io11oern ielbit 81 banoeln.
Befanntli6 muroe bon 6erfelben @elell<
l4aft $lOO flr8' oeutide: llro .6iterz
mi9=unsariide Note &reu5 geseben.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-11-27

- SET Ya1 1tor 9obn5 >paren Serr
unb Trau Dreubma6er unb 906ter6en
bon Mt11neapolt8 Danfia9un989dite,
9te tperben O}ontas bte 9etmreiie
mie0er a1ltreten.
O}itt>po6 beludten Haitor @mil
Trtt bon @ellineton uno Baitor @uitao
Nlbre9t bon ct. Yeter Yaitor s. S..
Nlbre6t, uel6er it6 nod ni6t gdn5li@
BON ietner &ranfbett erbolt bat. Donz
nerStag tparen Yaitor @brtit Nlbre6t
unb Trau au9 bier auf 8elu6.
Brau @est1a 9auenitetn febrte
anfangS lekter @o9e tpteoer na9 Seem
l1lm 3uriid um ben @inter bter gu perz
leben. SIRE To6ter, SRI. S6a unb
@obn 01obert famen au8gansS ber
Mo9e na9oem fie tbr @ommerbein1 in
Grcetlior fitr Ben Binter gel6lo6en
batten. Otto @9netber l1n6 Jamilie
Sic bur9 ben @ommer i'm .Saueniteir
.9eim an Der g. Stateftrabe ge>pobn1
baben, finb in ibr ei9eneS @eim an be1
6tib 8roa6wap se5osen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-11-27
@leepp Gpe tuinidt elettriihe 8abns

uniere Na6baritabt @leepp Gpe 5ieb1
eeeentpdrtte bie 2lneebote ser n2ue
electric @bort Sine. 3iemli6 itarf In
@rlpdsuns. 8et. etner 8erlan1mll1no
beS Commercial Stub am lebten W}tttz
po6aberb mar Sol. 2uce 3usege11 uno
leete Die @a6e peri6nlt6 Dor. &ur5
9eiagt perlan9t Die geielli6aft, bab
@leepn Gpe $4,000 tpert Mftten fauft.
@enn bte8 9ei6iebt peripri@t bte @ez
ienl9aft bt11nen bret SaBre1 ibre 8abu
na@ 9leepp Gpe gu bauen. $4,000
@ert Nftien itnb f6on 70 gut tpie per@
fauft uub man 91aubt Die ilbrigen alld
unterbringen 3u f1nnen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-11-27
S1t1t9er fSarnter erleioet
9rdBltfbe1t So6+
2putss 8enning Dpfer einer @aioltr
Grplpiipn. 2eioet uniasbare
G6mar5en.

Gtnen i6redli9erl 9oo erlttt lebten
6reitagabero Spti6en Z u11b 8 llbr
2ortS Henntng, Elm allgemetn gea6teter
unb beltebter iunger Tarmer BON Iopn
9tsel, unsefdbr 6 lz2 O1etlen iiib0itli6
BON 5leepn Gpe, an 8ranonl1noen
pelde er tags suDor bur6 etne @aioltne
Grploiton erlttt. a3mti6en l unb 2
llbr Oonnerstaena61ntttae begab er
lt6 na6 et1lenl 1920 66ritte bonn
5auie entfernten 9dnppe11 um Ste
Gjaloltu @ngtne tn Sang gu ieben. St
1na6te perl6teoene Geriu6e Del6e alle
1ntslangen unb er ging 0atn in8 5au8
rno bolte beibeS @alier nm BEN
Gnlinber auf5umdrn1e11 9fa60em er
baS @aller iiber ben Gplt1ber geleert
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