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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-03
NEW FACES In
WHEELING TEAM
CONTINUED SLUMP MAKES sHRI.
YER GET BUSY FOR ADDI-
TloNAL MEN.
Herbert n. Hunter VIII Report This
Morning at Younastown-New
Pitchers Are Signed.

When Pop" Shriver and his colts
report here next week for a three
game series with Erie. starting Tues
day. there Is every reason TO believe
that a number of new faces will be
seen in the lineup. From local
sources II has been learned that the
tinware is being put In shape so that
IL can rattle the lOudesG. and old
faces viii probably be replaced by
new ones.
Herbert H. Hunter. who has been
doing sensational work at FIRST base
on the Linsly team. will leave this
morning for Youngstown to Join the
team. just what position he will be
assigned to is not known. yet II IL ru-
mored that he will be tried out IN
the short garden. Charles G. Sisson.
outfielder. Of Greensborough. $. c..
aud who played last year in the New
York State League has also joined
the team at Youngstown
Pitcher Ridley. who was traded TO
Dayton by Wheeling for Outhelders
Meister and Kyle. was let go by Man
aver Compton. OF the Vets. and was
taken on by Manager Shriver. He r.
with the team al Youngstown. Pitch
Or Pracht. Of Bellaire. who was given
sn early try-out with the team. has
signed a contract and will report 10
Shriver on his return here. Pitcher
William O'Neill has been let go. az
was recently Pitcher Hoher.
Shriver's team has been IN a slump
Tor the past several series. and this
is given az the reason Tor the general
Ehakcup. fIe is determined 10 place
n winning team In the field and " I'M
make an effort TO do 90
One thing that will be done to bring
about good patronage on their re-
turn viii be q boys days This will
Include free passes 90 all the boys In
Wheeling Bellaire. Martins Ferry.
bridgeport and other surrounding
towns. n is thought that this will
prove biz drawing card. and the
boys viii turn out 20 a man" 20 see
tho team.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-03
CROSS WINS
outfousht Ad wolosr in Ten-Round
eout-1ad Best OF Every
Round but One.

NEW YORK. June Leach Cross.
OF New York. outfought Ad wolgast.
former lightweight champion. in a
ten-round bout here tonight.
Cross had a decided advantage In
every round but the fourth. when VOL
CAST showed little OF his old time
form and used left to the body ef.
fectively. In the sixth round Woigast
hoOred Cross with left hook To the
Jaw. and took a count of eight on one
knee while bantering the former
champion. Cross. after getting on his
feet. came back with a volley OF lefts
and rights that brought blood gushing
nom Wolgast's mouth and nose. and
offset his slight lead Wolgast con
tinued bleeding during the rest Of the
bout.
Cross weighed 1876 and wolgast 1877.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-03

specisl Dispatch to the Intelligeneer.
hOuNGSTOWN. D. June 2-The
steeln'ent hit the ball when hits meant
runs today and defeated the StogIes 4
70 y 1 The game was played IA a driz-
fling rain The visitors took the lead in
the fTst. when with two gone Reilly
beat put an infield grounder. stole sec
chu ana scored on "A clean double to
deep Lcenter by Meister The NTH
brought two more runs TO the Smokes
Martn opened with single over see
ond. Wetzel hunted and Thompson
threw Wild 10 Siglin az hrst. Martin go-
Ing 70 third and Wetzei taking scconyi
ODay hit to McAuley. who ran Wetzei
doN1I between second and third. OfDay
being safe at nrst. Nespo doubled TO the
ieft held fence scoring Martin and
ODAy. Reilly and Mcister were easy
outs Until the NTH Wetzei had the
indian sign on the Steelmen. Wagner
Slouted 20 deep right for two bags. SIG
tie ball get away from him and Wag-
nef scored, Siglln going 10 second on
the throW-in. McAuley filed out -
Meister. Thompson singled. Siglin be-
ING held az third. Wetzel then pulled
a Wild heave and Siglin came home.
Scheeren famed and Hill grounded out.
The Stee linen came back strong in the
sixth and won the game AltenburE was
walked. Biount laid down a hunt and
beat " out. Stanley hunted toward third
and beat IL out. Wagner pOled his sec
0nd two Dagger against the left field
wall. scoring AltenhurF and Biount
Netzel then frightened and the next
three men were easy victims. Wagner
eot his third two bagger in the nintl,
bn he got no farther than the second
station poor crowd Witnessed the
game
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-03
DAVE SAYS:

Greater advance has been
made in the tailoring craft
than in any other commercial
arts.
Clothes must fit, these days
and they must not only fit the
form but they must fit the age
of the wearer.
Young mems clothes must be
especially designed for young men
and that's why Kraus Bros. like
TO talk of the Kraus- Made which
are designed by specialists and for
young men.
The prices, too, fit the young
mans purse.
There's one suit you should see.
Twenty Dollar Special.
And IT you are not still young.
there's a suit for you, too.
Weather for today. Showers.
.,Kays422>
G3DMmW@
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-03
MILL RESUMES
Greer Plant Of Whitatsr- sisssBsr Com
pany operates with $50 Men
Employed.

OIL. eaifr1aE morning az o'clock the
M LliAkcr .flrFauer Creek mill went on
WIN nine uiIIa working employing over
$50 men $50 uIrErf. u..r. lr. r'.t. b.
sse Who vent Into tine MILL It seems
iNii the Insurgents have come 90 the
ono Il7inu that rurh u method would
he Wrour. and VIII nee other methods If
iHf. continue fO maintain their 0rran-
FffInr. The rrauurnirn uf the mill Fra.
fgriay was quiet and It Dr. expected that
there viii Do ru more shut. downs until
The present scale expires 90 least.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-03
HUNTER A STOGIE
Linsiy's Star First Baseran Joins
Wheeling IN Youngstown
Today

Herbert Hunter. hrst hsscman of the
Linsly Institute team and undoubtedly
one N the best scholastic baseball
players Boz tho state leaves this morn.
ing af 8 o'clock over the Pennsylvania
railroad for Youngstown. whore no viii
Join the SfoEies. The poor showing N
The team is responsible for the release
81 several players and this will neces-
siiate the addition Of more men.
Hunter is not only first sacker. but
can Do put ON short and is said To- be- a
fast man from that side Of the dls-
mond Now DTS appearance at short
would undoubtedly strengthen the
team and would add greatly 10 the Of
fenaivc as well a. defensive plavine
% The Stocies. a. Hunter hit tho bail
Tor an average Of .5Ii during biz sea-
son with Linsly He viii Join the team
This morning and will likely BE- seen
IN action against Youngstown this a..
tornoon
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-03
SMALL FIRE LOSS
During Past year Indicated By Chief
Roses Esport-only Eight Alarms
During May.

Fire chief Edward 4. Rose eubp,itt.,
the report 81 his department covering
the rast Z months 90 Mayor a. L. KIRK
hls report shows total loss 81
hl-l .'dh.N-. ~ WhIf~ Ae2.0Oe was on the
contents ~ buildings. There were 1914
alarms ana tIl stu alarms. This year =
loss d. Ear below that u total loss ng-
ures Of a corresponding time last wear.
march led the eleven months with 20
alarms. while MAY was the SMALLER
with eight alarms.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-03
RELEASE KYLE
Big Left FIELDER Let Go by Manager
ShriVer Yesterday az Younas-
town-Sissons Signs.

Andy Kyle. received In a trade from
Dayton. az the FIRST Of the season. was
LEI out yesterday by Manager Pop
Shriyer. az Youngstown This was
the word telephOned to the city last
night. and which was followed a little
later by the arrival Of the player him.
self Outhelder Charles G. slsson.
who played last year In the New
York State League. has been signed in
kyle's place. and played against
YOUNGSTOWN yesterday. slsson is a
biz fellow. and showed a liking TO-
wards the ball Friends Of KYLE will
No aorry 10 see him leave the "stoeio"
garden. a. he created a favorable i'm
preston with the local fans
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-03
RACQUET CONTEST
{. Armbruster Is Making Effort TO
Have All Principal Cities Of
State Participate.

p. p. ArmDruster chairman OF the
committee OF arrangements for the
wheeling Tennis club. is making an
arrest effort 10 have all the principal
'ities OF the State take part in the
tournament that will be held on the
local courts from June u 10 %. InvL
N ions are being sent out and 10 is
hkely that Parkersburg. Clarksburg.
ana Fairmont will az least be repre-
scented
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-03
eARRioAN RELEASED

Sam GarrIgan was committed 90 jail
yesterday morning on a charge Of as
sault and battery committed on one
Frank Bogioni. by Justice John D.
Gompers Yesterday evening the war
rant was Withdrawn. and Garrigan was
released after be- had paid the costs
OF the case.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-03
ISSUE CHALLENGE
CAR Busch "oarman Champion" Issues
Defy' TO Any iTO-Pound
wrestler.

, ~ Busch. who claims the honor Of
..- VIC 70 rWHu Champion" wrestler
~, laffd thaf DO Dr. ready 60 meet ann
nan in this vicinity tfe halls from
p ii.Ionttlne ~. ana has had about
10 years experience EIarh $500.
IF'f mere ana some aIN wears ago u.a
one ~ the principals Ir several h0.ffs
N.N'l "ff in THE CitF. He sava DO uIIf
stay here until Boz secures "a r1atrh
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-03
BosroN WINS ANorHER.

,.--Nl " OtAt%s June t.--fu~tuu MT
Nhrhop and Pieh brtskly today and
maze ~ two straight over the New
vIh Americans TO !. Ruth pI-s he'd
a me game foE the visitors and heigrg
win his own game with nom. run iu
thS second inning with Tnoilas IN base.
Boston .... col Oi01I-i ts .
New YORK % % o % % ID % o. 3
lich ana Nunamakcr.
o. nree base hit Matsel Home ran.
hulh stolen bases cook. -rCakef.
Hooper. Sacrifice hits Waener. scott
hase on balls. WARRIOR. . PIeh. D. Ruth
!. struck out. WARRIOR. e E.th
lmptress Bfuceu end NalIi1.
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rEN rNNIna TIE

bCSIpN, June New York and Bos-
eSl played ten innings TO TO s tie ia
shiVering weather TO-DAY The gam 80
Salled because Of darkness sfx New,
lork runners actually crossed the home
pthte. OUT one run was lost Ia an unusr-
al manner. Burns. from third has 49,
raceu Tor home when Moran cauRhf
I{oyie = tly. The Hoston outfielder threw
the Dali toward the home plate. but can
tain Doyle Of the Giants lntercerted A.
az hrst base. IL was his contention thai
tnt bail was too late 90 catch Burns al
nome. The umpires rlued that hts in
reference retired the base runner. and
the score was lost score.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-03
MINER HAD FIr

a colorcd coal miner. Of Rellairo.
boarded a Wheeling car ~ FOrty-sixth
street in Hellaire yesterday evening.
presumably Co 30 20 bic home. Instead
no rode Co Wheeling Just before be-
got to this city he had a No and the
local police we're notified The am.
bulance was called and the man re-
moved 90 the city lookup Later be-
was allowed 10 return TO his home In
Bellaire
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-03
TWELVE INNING BATTLE.

Special Dispatch to the Intelligence.
EVANSVILLE. Ind. June 2-Turncr
allowed but three hits today and then
scored the run in the twelfth inning
which gave Evansville 2 to 1 VIC
tory over Fort Wayne. Score.
Evansville 100000 .
Fl Wayne 100000 OOOO-i Z
Turner and Hauser; Robbins. Aims
worth and Bcycrs
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CHICAGO. June Cobb was respon-
sibls Tor Chicago's defeat TO-DAY In the
iinal game Of the series. Detroit win
ming. 4 10 I. Benz pitched a good game
until the seventh inning. when Cobb siu-
sled. Tie worried Benz until the latter
became unsteady and was forced TO re-
urc. Cobb ADDED another run for the
VISITORS in the ninth. when he singled.
stole second and third and scored on a
scratch sinGle. ScnTn.
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C. r. SHUT OUT

Special Dispatch 20 the Intelligence
TERRE HAtTE. Ind. Iune Mana
ger Gilbert held Grand Rapids TO three
hits today and Terrc Haute won TO D
--Terre Hautes runs were counted on
long hits which came az opportune
Times Grimes played sensational
game ia the field. Score.
Tcrre Haute OOOIOOI1s-1 a
Grand Hapida 0OO0O000-0 o
Gilbert and McCarty. weltcr and Nc
Graw.
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CLEVELAND. o.. IIl.c WIN
Hamilton pitching brilliantly st I.li,ts
defeated Cleveland 4 Co 20 ,Yday fb.
Same being stopped by ram a. Inc
start or tie seventh iuui. < Iavar' a
ttipie was RESPONSIBLE foT a. rec OF 81
Louis runs. Score.
Cleveland ........ ID % o d % % =
st Louis ... ID ID = ID o. Il
Batteries Htiagermau and OXEN.
Hamilton and SEVERED.
Three base htt. Lavan. Base on balls.
HaE"rfuau. 2. Hamilton. 4 STRUCK ont
fisherman, Hamilton. 9. Tmpires.
Evans and Muliancy
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InrnnnAr1orAG ErAaur-

" Rochester Montreal. o Rocbes-
frr
N. Richmond Jersey Citg. rain
$50 other games scheduled
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-03
NJ MECHEN
Mrs. Henry knyies Dead
BY GEORGE McMANUS

Mrs. Cecilia Knyies. wife of Henry
Nhyles' died at her home In Brooklyn
Suui'lon' tuesday afternoon. death re-
sui'ins from a complication OF dis
esseS. deceased was about so years
OF axe ana was well known and highly
respected. having resided here A mum.
per oil years. She IN survived by her
husband husband and two sons. both living i'm
Germany, one being a grand opera
singer. Funeral services over the re-
mains will be conducted this after.
noon at o'clock AZ the home in
charge of the pastor OF the German
Lutheran church In Wheeling assisted
oy heN. Price. lnterment will be made
in the McMechen cemetery.
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Two base hifa Mage Mrr..e Moran
schmidt. stolen bases. CONNOLLY ~
rince hit Magre. Base 0r bale. Tfararu
3chauer J.. rrufrhcr D. struck OUT.
Te9rcau 3 fchauor o. Cruf.hfr a. fm.
pirca. QuiElrv ard Eaafun
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-03
DAYTON DROPPED ONE

Special Dispatch TO the Intelligencer.
ERIE, Pa, June dayton lost the
hrst game Of its series here today when
the local team held the visitors 10 one
run and won by . to I score score.
u. ". r
Erie .......... 2O0OOiO 0s-s 1
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Two base hits; Crawford. Three base
MT trawford. stolen bases. Cobb 2
Sscrifice hits: Breton. Young. Base on
balls; orr Benz. 3. OFT scott. J. struck
outi by Benz. i: by CoVeieskie O. Tm-
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COBB
REsPoNsBLE ron DErporrs DE-
FEAT OF CHICAGO BY OAR
mo BASE RUNNING.

Takes over Ysnkses-Clsvs-
land shut Out IN Six
Inning Game.
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BROOkLYN. June 2-Brooklyn won
DOM games OF tO-day's doubleheader 7
70 and TO }. Coombs PLAYED an i'm
poftant part In winning the first game
ssoring two runs and figuring in "A bat
uhs rally IN the fourth inning. The hit
ing OF The BroollyEs IN both games was
iS.u anu tlnely. Mheats catches in
ieIt Held featured the second game.
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Second Game.
r. II y


batteries; Baumgartncr. Demaree ana
barnes: smith and McCarty Two base
nus. Myers. Smith. Stolen base: Gefz
sacrifice hits. Daubert Getz Sacrffice
Iyl' Weiser. Base on balls: orr Raum-
gar tner. 2: off Dcmarec. /. Struck out.
~ baumgartncr, /. by Smith. = Inn
pires; KLEIN and Emslie.
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ST foff-. June Two .Irrfra a
double and on error scored Haf..f a..T
butler Iu The eighth inning and enabled
cute tH viz from Cincinnati o.
here today Score
DOL o.
Cincinnati .. nHUf .nfn
af Louis ..... un 100 Hurs fU
Batteries benton. Dale and lIHrL.
-affre Hur SNYDER. surEfIaH
Two base HIf. nHfrn |fr#r u..r
stolen hHrH NUf.r arIrIH.f HIH..
GrIfnfn NIUf.r MnfUwIfr UurrIr.
Beck EIre uu balls. afffra .. narf.ri
3. Dale d. struck uHf. Benton Q. Sane.
f-mrfrfa Byron Huf UrIH
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COOMBS
HELPED BROOKLYN TAKE PIRsr
CAN'T OF DOUBLE HEADER
WITH PHILADELPHIA

scored Two Runs and Had Part in Bat
uns 6auy-oiants and Braves
flAy Ten Inning Tie
REDS LOSE.
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50. Louis. 8: Cleveland. o.
Boston. Z. New York.
Detroit. 8. Chicago o.
Was hington- Phiiadc phis.
s-6 innings
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tD--hattsd FOR Mclean boz eev.ufb
Burns ont because ~ uo.fe.e in
reference
Batteries. Tesreau. schauer. werea,
and Smith. Crutrher and Whaling
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at PhiladciphIs.
Boston at New York
Other clubs. not schedule
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FEDERAL LEAGUE
FEDERALS


Yesterdays Results.
Newark 3; Baltimore g
ST Louis. .: Chicago
Kansas city. 8. Pittsburgh o.
Brooklyn rain.
ia innings
To-day'E Games.
ST. Louis a. Chicago.
Pittsburgh az kansas city
BrOOklyn az Buffalo
Baltimore Newark. not
scheduled.
Nt Kansas city: r. a. D.
Ilttsb urRh .................. a q
Kansas city Observation-Disclosures o
HarEer. Dickson ana berry. johnson
and Iiruwn.
~ Chicago. Dr. d. 4
~. Is'uiH ....... .sss.s.... q
uiank ard Hartley. rrendorsast ana
Wilson.
AZ Newark Dg iurinEeJ. o. o. g.
E4lffwnrr ....... ........ DO D
Newark ........ ...... fU
Quinn ard lacslifrch. N1sseI. Rsui-
hnrh 9nd EarIdcn.
other clubs rain.
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STOGIES LOSE TO STEELMENI
AND DROP INTO THE CELLAR
OH xumLx xIr WAS WITH
rouM08ToWN AND NE CHASED
EN- ACROSS.

BRINGING UP FATHER.


Ysstsrday's Results.
'Evanttflle. :: m. Wayne. 4.
f'p1 a.1,s q WHEEL Wheeling, J.
Terre Haute. 3. or. Rapids. o
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BOWlil1 q

Totals .......... .101G. rst ggT Esf-
Tonight. Muse vs. climbers. Fridn.
lisif Cambridge sol Wheeling
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Two base hits; C'Mara. Getz Miller.
Stoien bases Daubert. Sacrifice hits.
mara. Daubert. Byrne. Sacrifice nv.
Ioombs. 8. Struck out: By Rfexy 4. ~
Coomos. i. Impircs: Klein and EmsIIe
Second Dame
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ro-day's Games.
wheeling a. youngstown.
Tort Wayne at Evansville.
Ct. Rapids at Terre Haute.
Dayton at Erie.
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{ llBrooklyn. Z. Phlladeiphia- ?
- brooklyn. 4: Philadelphia q
tJ)New York. s: Boston. S.
ST Louis. .. Cincinnati T.
- thicaGo-Pttts burgh rain
AD-flrst game tg-Second game
(SJ-lO innings. darkness.
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MeMeehen Rriefa

foR REFr-turrished rooms. Applv
! =, ~ Mr.. l.. Cohrt. 10th and Marshau
I Je-2-j
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First Game.
RrooklHn-

Totals ....32 7 10 27 10
-Batted for lineup In ninth.
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To-day's Games.
New York at BOSTON
Ihiladelphia at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at st Louis.
Chicago Pittsburgh.
not scheduled
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-24

Sn Der ssitrisen 9eriammluns Der
9suiid Dsii,rrsidifd llnsariidsn
9iIfsssisai9afi, gu Der ii6 cine iibsr.
aus srobe 4n5ahI SntersHsutsa .iu9ss
funbsn batten, ipuroen Die snegtltigen
gorbsr,itunssn fir bas am Gamiiag,
81. Suli, i'm SOOIosiIhtn Gaisn itaits
finosnbs 8olisisit srlebist. 70 bab bas
politdubiss ;ro auberit rsi9baliiss
programm bsrsits am Sonntaa psrs
OffeniIidt iperb,n lam. Die Sibung
fano unter gOrIis beg Serrn Or. u.
ShpagmeDer uro nit Serrn Sans
Saupt als Sstr.tdr itoit. Der ar'
ran9emsntss sausiaub unb bic oeridiss
oensn untsrogsidiiife batttn nur
9uni,i9es iiber ben 8erlauf Der @orbs.
reitune.n fir bas iy.it su bsrid,tsn.
bos ii6 allen aNi@ein na6 gu sinsm
rieiiseH griOIs ssitaiten biirft.n. Der
DamemusIdub bsrihi,.. sbsnfaus
burd i.in. 9oriiserin, bab er bic ibm
sutrtbsili, qufeabe in piIi1tsiIrissr
geiie trfuu, unb ba3n beitrageu iuers
be, bic Ginnabmen su fdtpeaen. Oes
Weit.r.n b.ridteien bic Damen, bab lie
iib.raq bas gr6bts Gnis,ssnionm.n In
Se5ua ouf bic 2ieferuna paiI.nbsr
9.rtaufsartj.eI erhalieu unb u. u. bon
Der Soifmsifter Tloral 60. bic 3ufass
sur iDit.nfr,i.n aisferung timer Quans
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tauf Der anie sinsn bubfden 9strag
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Gef.ni6aTt bisItsn beibe ausfdiiNs
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beit.n .nbailtig srlebiei ipurbsn.
Der Sdasmeiiter. Serr gerbarb
SiiIi.morn, berihiste. bab er tis iebt
$39,510.19 fir ben 5ilfsfonbs .inses
nommn unb $37,o44.26 perausaabt
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