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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-05
TRIADELPHIA HI
VIII Meet Cathedral High on Tunnel
"ieen GROUNDS This Aftsruoon
Hard Game EruarfnH

l.f eii .rnuuu OBJ. rrI1dfIuTIa district
snI 'Hih.nftl iiIEn schools Will mr.f rf
..'IuiI "u Ilr Tunnel Green rr0ftr,fr
Ih' cathedral eleven has br.p ..I'.,,..t
l'f 'N" af1rnn nnd Shove one. ID tt. 49,
l.N. in ihr history OF thc school TrIs-
lN.lH hH. also boon runrIdfrabf.
.lf,nFl h.nfd and viii put up Ia u,ulb
faster team "'"''i
t., h' igIouInr Cathedral piavrra viii
Jon. .'nt.r. ftrrtinfu lore rusrf. 49,.
lsNI fuafd. ~ kaifrnhnrh. irff tackle.
p .ilf MESSY. right tackle. Enrf.r.+i. !.
flI rnld' ends lniisr uuarterhart
li.rfF. fuilh1rk Nanko. rIrhf baff .,f
N'II'fIl I'ff half The TriadsIrhi4
JUDO Hr hNH NOT been announced
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-05
second Game


New York 100000 -
Boston - O0fO02I 0000 -
dolph and Gowdy.
Fletcher stolen base. panfg1 49,
MafanNille. uoWdy. Mage slrrio..
hits. Eecker Benton. Moran ryare -.
rihce ny Robertson RAISE r, I.ff.
Benton. . Rudolph struck arlf. H.,,
ton. Rudolph Tmulrcs KLEIN ana
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-05
PUNTS AND TACKLES

Pc kclar a C's Of Martins Ferry
nAllenEe any team in the Ohio VALLEY
Ior Eainee saturday ur sunday Tho foi
..lnN piaNorn are requested a. raIT
~. hariina fcrry on tho BELL phone
oNIhuI. or iHr " q Kelly erf1er
hnd Mrndlrr OF g. a g. All these rfsy'
~. PLAYED with fhrac feaua Iarf vr4r
hnN HnN uihrr uufauf.fuwu uIavDra rrt.
~.Nh y position on the team ia rrqucafrf
fg cali Tho above number Aff rir..l-.
~ InN team end those drairiun nsaIff.rr
hf' frIu.g' nl f0 hU nu the mill field f.r
practice fhI. evening
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-05
BRAVES TAKE TWO

BOSTON. oct 4-The Boston Braves
won Two games from tho New YORK
tlants today, winning easily in the nrsf
game Z 20 /. but being forced 10 ~ IN
ninGs In the second. s TO e. Boston W.
hsll'd 70 both or it, Victories by poor
contest both Rudolph and Benton were
saved by their helders AZ several afar..
~ me tweltth Moran singled was sac
rlhCcd 20 second. went 10 tbfra -
Magee's single and scored when srbsur-.s
tLrcw . catch him on the base bounded
on his back Scores.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-05

NEW YORK. Oct a-The New York
Americans to-day defeated the Boston
champions IN both sections ct "a double
header 90 2 and % 2. New York has
now won 1--we straight games from Hus-
TON. Tho New horks Die Leonard hard
~ ih' first EafnC. making nine hits iu
SIX innings. foCkinpaUgh made three OF
lh" lits and drove IN three runs. IN ere
t'r p, MHisel was respous bic for Eos-
IONS onl} run. The second game was
"a pitchers battle Manager Moran. with
Alexander and Catcher killlfer of the
philadelphia Nationals and president
Toner ~ the National League. attended
fue games. Score.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-05

WAHille NOTION. GOT Wnrrrr was
HI.I Today nIt hH .uf.uIfrheI Nafura
900 IHH HuI MhahIuFfHu won fr0rf
FIIIHHsIrI|f fu 81 Soon. q U 10 81
philadelphia 1000 nuUUTN
~ t.Hlur Inn 90 zoe
NHff.ri"H NnhufH and rfrkIna. ffar.
tNh I'IIlrnH Two base hlfa.
a'runE Three h..Hn hIf Milan Stolen
I" Judge Sacrifice hit. gfrunE
'.. "u h.|I. Nff NHrurr Fl uff rahrrs.
nff iaF struck uuf Wr Warrer d.
D.. Vas. q. Umpire Or.ourhIu
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-05

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 49, Brooklvn
deieated Philadelphia today to ? in
the shortest major leaEue game of the
SEASON, ~ requiring only one hour and
NnIet minutes 10 complete the nine in
hhss. PREFER kept the home teams
hlts scattered while Brooklyn's victory
was Que largely TO two extra base drives,
ItShers Wood and shore OF the Boston
hed SoX witnessed the game here.
Mn,,iss manager Moran, Alexander and
killifer, OF the Phillies were al M
Boston kt New York American league at
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-05
CHIFEDS WANT
TO PAY WINNER

CHICAGO Oct O. ct,rf,. a. ~,
man. PRESIDENT 81 the FeI.r.r f......
uHhch1ll club 81 Chicago. which y.eu
,ne prnnnnt in that league yestcrfav to-
Jay i.IeF raphrd o. The National haaehaff
commission. challenging tho u.fnner ~
we hcries between TIE uosfen Amrrfrans
Anl ihe philadelphia Nationals for me
championship of the world.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-05

N NrM MUTTON Oct f=Tha prasf.
grni VIII throw OUT the first bali us.t
.'. Wv ~ series same tn phffadof
Irni ihn gunuInE game OF tho world
series Hu FRIDAY. but CHANGED the 49,
gram because 90 another onEagomcnt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-05

lion. Robert Hazelett OF this city
Ia, las Deeh elected original founder 81
ene National Historical Society by the
, ,,os committee OF the organizr-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-05
YOUNG PEOPLE ro u..-

IhIs evening the Young PeonIes,
Society of the St Stenhans, carp
Reformed church, will hold a msa,ini ,
and will discuss plans for the VOL IS
the winter. Vi
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-05
First Game.


New York .. o 0loO0o -
Boston ..-.- o % q % Q 90 - z 3D.
"a tsties Perritt and Meyers. Tyler
IWo base hif. Compton. stolen base
Ioluns. Hase on balls Peritt 8. TyI.r
3 struck out. perrItt Q. TtIar -
pires KLEIN and Cockul
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-05
BETHANY BEATS
D. & E., 25-6
CHRISTIANS TAKE OPENING GAME
FROM PRESBNTERIANs ny
BIO SCORE.
Playing OF Elder Featured Contest, He
Making All Scores-YounR Gets
Sholder Broken.

BETHANY. W. Va. oct. Especially
The local college football season was
opened yesterday when Bethany de-
feated Davis and Elkins by the score
OF 20 20 6. IL was a pretty game and
was hard Tough all the way. Elder.
PLAYING iullbacl fur tho locals was the
individual star OF The contest and scored
all four Of Bethary'S touchdowns His
line plunging was superior TO any that
mas been seen here for several seasons
IN the second period he intercepted n
forward pass and. dodginc the entire
- and T. team, rau 90 yards Tor
touchdown.
Sfrathcrn. Captain pauEherty and
scott also starred They ran the ID. a.
y. ends Tor consistent gains and kept
the Ircshyt criaus almost continually
ON re defensive. Young playing left
end 70 the visitors. suffered a broken
shoulds~ in the first quarter and was
forced 20 retire from the game
captain Hamill was the most consis-
laut Erouid gamer FOR the Davis and
Etkius team. TIE scored the only ~luch-
down registered by the visitors and
played a good game throughout
The lineup.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-05
SUPERBAS
DEF EAT THE QUAKERs by CLOSE
OF THE SEASON
ked sox watch Game Prom the Grand
stand-Braves Take a DoubIet
From the Giants.


-boston, 4, New York l.
Boston, s. New York. 4
Brooklyn. 3: Philadelphia. 2
- Other clubs, not scheduled
first game. ''-Second game -
innings
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-05
Dave says

The fashion authorities call for
narrow shoulders and a high waist
line in the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-05

coal fr9,, -, t ,,'ue. 'ampbeH.
cree. Hayes. University ~ virginia
mpir's Watson ~ West virginia uni-
Nerhlt). Linesmcn--Mann and Rose.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-05

brooklNn at Philadelphia.
New York az boston.
Other clubs. not scheduled.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-05
Phnadalphia

80 -. " . IT
Wo bese hits: Dsubert Cravath
assert. Three base hits. Dauhcrt Nc
'arty. Sacrihce hits; Bancroft Lud-
grus Adams. Sacrifice ny: StenEel
i.uderus. Base on balls Pfcner.
sIru1 * gut Prefer, 1. Umpires O'Day
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-05
Todays DANES

Philadelphia at Washington.
Boston az New York.
other clubs. not scheduled.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-07
HERE'S A TIMELY
WARNING FROM
CONTEST EDITOR
Don't Hold Back Ledger
, Subscriptions if You Want
to Be Among the Fifty
Panama Tourists.

A warning to some of the workers in the
EVENING LEDGER-PUBIIc LEDGER sub
scription contest, the 80 winners in which
will be given free trip to the Panama
Pacific and San Diego eXpositions, was
issued today by the Contest Editor. Sew
eral of the contestants who have obtained
subscriptions TO both newspapers have not
sent them to the Contest Editor
The result is that the subscribers have
not received the newspapers and several
objections have been made. Unless sub
scriptions are sent into the office imme-
dIately upon being received there is dan
ger of the contestant losing them. If the
paper is not delivered subscribers are
naturally justified in making objections
and in giving the subscription to some one
else. =
Nothing may be gained by the contest
ant In holding up the subscriptions. so do
not delay sending them to the office and
having the points for them registered to
your credit. There Is still time for those
who wish TO enter the contest and earn
a free trip to the coast to catch up with
the early entrants, according to the Con-
est Editor.
Announcement also has been made by
the Contest Editor, as the result of sew
eral inquiries on this point. that there is
no geographical limit OH the contest, Any
one from anywhere can enter and try to
get into the lucky co. Residents of towns
suburban to Philadelphia who know all
their neighbors should find this golden
opportunity.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-07
ON THE SIDELINE IN RUSH
OF THE TABERNACLE ARMY
Scenes Incidents and Chat That Make "By" Sunday
Meetings Inspiring to Multitude

haired woman-the exact replica OF the
picture of your dead and gone grand
mother-calmly munching n hot dog"
sandwich and slipping coffee out Of a
cumbersome receptacle bearing all the
ear-marks OF a shaving mug.
The look of keen enjoyment on her
face is proof positive that she has al
ways wanted to do this very thing, but
never had cause so Justifiable before.
Little Bertha Boyer 155 South Harris
burg street, the s-year-old daughter OF
Mrs. I. Meyer holds the long-dlstance rec
ord thus far for babies who have been
brought to the nursery from far-away'
but George Fink. OF Haddon Heights, N.
j., thinks that he should at least be given
the second prize
Since the "hats-ohf" mandate has been
laid down so strongly TO the fair sex
noticeable Improvement in their Golf
fure may be marked.
He took me unawares on Sunday
said one woman. making a wry face; Il
didn't take time to marcel. but never
again"
After tho meeting last night half a
dozen "newsies" were huddled together
In the doorway of vacant store in
the "Tenderloin" trying to keep out OF
the storm. They were neither fighting
over the receipts of the day nor ''shoot-
ing craps" but discussing the sermon
OF the evangelist in all seriousness.
II tink the guy Is right" said the
biggest member of the party. ut don't
do no good to use soft words. Ye got
To come out and bang 'em hard II you
want to reform em. just like he done
tonight"
law, g'wan." retorted another, you'll
be going to Sunday school next. Mickey,
He amt nothing more than hot air
artist. He may get by with 1t In Phila-
delphia, but walt till he gets to New
York. He'll get his there"
Z Billy amt no CRATER returned
the first, land II you want to start any
thing Just keep on talking like that,
What he said about taking religion home
was all right"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-07
: MAY PROSECUTE ROGERS
Man whose Wife Took Poison May
Face Rigamy Charge.

NEW YORK. Jan. 7,--Assistant Dis
triot Attorney Martin. It was said today.
Is searching for grounds on which to
prosecute Walter Rogers as bigamist.
Mr.. Martin announced today that. in
spite OF Mrs. Rogers statement to the
contrary he was In the possession of a
statement from her to the effect that at
the time she took poison and adminis-
tered some OF II to her two children, both
Of whom have since died from its er-
feet Rogers was about 10 leave her ana
that she knew he was tired OF her.
II was rumorsd today that the muoh-
married Rogers would make statement
refuting that OF his unfortunate cons
panlon in love. His friends said that he
had been ''stung'' by her words 80 much
that hs would state his position pub
Iicly Later he gave up all intent TO
place himself on record.
Surgeons at the Lebanon Hospital,
where Mrs. Rogers is confined, say that
Mrs Rogers will most probably recover.
as she has passed through the most dan
gsrous period OF her illness. and II is be-
ileved that the poison is gradually be-
coming ineffective.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-07
BILLY SUNDAY" NEW DRINK;
AND 1T HAS "PEP" IN 1T
|hlldsr Version of It Is Sold in the
Drug Stores.

There's e new drink in town. It's the
-biiiy Sunday" and can be taken either
y temperance or anti-temperance form.
me BILLY Sunday" is on sale in the
siuS stores and is announced on the
iqula menu as "Billle sundae." while
Hhs same drink in moro violent form is
% At the thirst places which do not
net the approval OF its namesake.
me anti-temperance BILLY Sunday" Is
sale IN a number of saloons near the
.aoefnacle, 1t Is composed of a little
randy. dash of verunouth, couple OF
lz,hea OF bensdietine, a small piece OF
'ne-and. finally. dash OF red pepper.
ahs pepper" said the bartender. with
"iaA 'fs In keeping with the ices,
e lots OF our customers say that "Bnly''
making It too hot for them We add
.ss esnediotins because II seems TO give
shaFchy flavor"
re temperance "BiIlie sundae" is not
.'fsnuous, q little plain soda ana some
~'s ICE cream, a few slices OF orange.
FFee OF pineapple and three red
iss. The cherries are to remind the
- that sin turks everywhere and
tea color Is to show that none OF
p good that we can't be a little
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-07
MAYOR WRITES TO SUNDAY
Expresses Regret he Was Not in
When Evangelist Called.

"Bnly" Sunday received today the fol
lowing letter from Mayor BlankenburI
expressing regret that he was not in hi
office on Monday afternoon when Mr.
and Mrs. Sunday called;
Ny Dear Mr.. sunday-I resret ex-
esedingly my absence from the ofiee
when you and Mrs. Sunday ala me
the honor OF calling, My absence was
caused by illness. / expect TO leave
Sor Ashsville, N. O., to stay couple
Of weeks tomorrow afternoon. and
shall have to defer the pleasure OF re-
tnTninE your call until my return.
In the meanwhile, accept my best
udshes Tor yourself and Mrs, Sunday
during your stay In the city OF Broth
w,fh kindest regards from Mrs.
H,snkenburg and myself to you and
Very sincerely yours,
RUDOLPH BI4ANKENBuRe,
Mayor.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-07

sell hay. corn, feed and other agricul-
tural commodities. In addition to this,
used TO get time TO practice on a few
musical instruments the horn, the drum
and afterwards the trombone. l used to
play In local bands for practice, and
when the Spanish-American War broke
out l went to Cuba with the 4th Tennes-
see Regimental Band, and when l re-
turned It was back to the sawmill.
And. OH" he added, smiling, II for
got to say that at one period of my ca
reer, forget just when, I travelled
throughout the West with an amateur
theatrical show. the Bones In a min.
strel performance being my favorlte
part"
It was at the second sawmlll period
that the attention of DR.. w. r. Bieder-
wolf was attracted TO this very versa
tile person and the almost hypnotic In
huence he seemed to WELD over his as
sociates. He was engaged to take charge
of that evangellst's music and stayed
with him for Ave years. That was four
years ago. Since then no has been one
OF BILLY" Sundays mainstays-a man
who gets results
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-07
HOUSE COMMITTEE MOVES
TO PREPARE NAVY FOR WAR
Favors Strategy Bureau and 81, ,ooo,.
600 for Aeronantins.

80 SttateBy bureau and 81 900,
600 for Aeronautics.
WASHINGTON, Jan. THE creation Of
q bureau TO be composed entirely OF naval
officers, whose duty will be to establish
and maintain n fixed policy Of strategy
and preparedness for war for the feet.
virtually was assured when the House
Naval Affairs Committee in executive ses-
sion yesterday adopted Representative
Hobson's ideas concerning this departure
In American naval affairs.
In addition the committee agreed TO an
appropriation OF si,oOO,OOO for naval aero
nautics and s1oOo.OOO for torpedoes. The
aero appropriation ls more than three
times the amount annually passed by
Congress.
Naval officers who have been watching
the progress of the bill in committee were
delighted with the adoption OF the pro-
posed legislation establishing the Bureau
OF Naval Operations. Representative
Hobson last night said Il was great
piece Of constructive legislation and
would put the United States navy further
ahead In naval science than anything that
could be done by Congress at this time"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-07
.rop7g DAMAGE ON COAST

ATLANTA, Jan. f.-kestoration OF VIE
lsa....,,,,icafion today after last night ;
se-s,ae wind and rain storm In southern
sta.sis FLORIDA and along sections OF
80 css' ssiantlc coast brought the intorma-
~. lss ssst sf least three persons had been
ssllsd. gl eight Or ien Injured ana a.sa.ss 3
,'.sss .-,srox. .natlns 10000 h4a eseR done ~
ne -. ahau that nzich damase- baa
as''ss -. s sione rs entire tIa#ssse z456
49, ss5.ss 4 n1H Ia zhe haIaht g ~
-. huL tatIe has rtsH ne ~
~ I1ez 81 'tr Eats
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-07
RVvAWAY GIRL sURRENDERs
q Hagerstown, Comes to City
nd Glad 70 Return Home.

~Iau 70 HeIuEu Huluos
s hlisr, II years old, whose homo Is
~ iztoWn. Nd, several days aEo
tHs ured Of the boss-ship of her
So Aiss Eller was among the shab-
81 .9tea prisoners who waited to be
81 today before Magistrate Cow
,ne % and Christian streets sta
Ae surrendered herself late last
tho police.
iiar, father Of the girl. Waa Ia
ee told Magistrate Coward thai
Iae father Of nine children and
one of them Has perfectly
f-maIn unaer hlg guardian
z#fsHt9Hu shf zaid that 1ns
fnez she had zfeF eclae e
eat|zH aHa aza1 azsf aI4saa
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-07

Pay $35 or $3s for one
of these many handsome
IN. b. T." OvercOats
that sold in numbers at
S45! Or $2s for one that
was $35!
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-07

Pay less for these SIS
and $1S Suits and Over
coats that have made
clothing history! They
have had imitatOrs and
trailers, but not one,
peer!
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-07

Pay S24 or $25 for an
IN. B. T." Suit or Over
coat that was $50! Pay
S16.5O or SIS for one
that was $40!
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-07
The Best Dressers be-
Iieve they are the Finest
Clothes Made!

We have aimed to
make them SO, and we
believe that we have
scored!
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-07

Get the GOODNESS
back of the Perry LABEL
Going fast! Buy NOWl
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-07
This is why
a Perry
Reduction
Sale
is
Different!

An IN. B. T." Suit or
Overcoat at its full reg
uIar price is unmatched
for FIT, QUALITY,
CHARACTER!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-23
aletIal BED 0entlaen ol.neraraa9g.

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Die Sage i'm CReM
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&nicu acfcn @cn in CfprmFA Der Gr Oerire6en,
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a Dem Gdaae Der rnEGR SrnppeR pRHOcrtc rniniher
g06 0os %UatGgcN6nm scr oGeu &ero6acr geue 0apic
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9DrO@ uon Moriaapol maroen rnade Nnsrif mneren
SrnppA absuuien wrbe 6enSe 1sadHas Seru ese6rot
uNrSeu
5u @eouo ueaa Glac CBu nn9c 1aSroroiof uorO.
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Oe JneN Hrerc Nngriie be Sg nnb %ad bic ie6od
oaca 6rucg Aiaaren baG gir 420 snca eeangea"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-23
gle6crRdf Oer gcltigea ariegsnadjti6fen.

Eic oaprenfidle NaienlnSt Memd i ug0rr in Seuihen
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oo6 bic 9nlr dou 10 dned m;eo avs Cnprmhcn berric6eu
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niac Naegiie arRd ecwieiea bic Sufc iarie Ser-
inae crlin. 6a ben aNnpieH Ia bcr Wegen0 uetliG
Sine Grig wuf0ra 0c 5nca 5nrHd GcdlaQcn nf0 ieaen
42O Vciauaene III ben Sau6cn Scr Genti6ea 5nrfd
1m m.niaca &riessbcatcr nneruabmen Die SraRueu
ucrgebid %eudc Die linen 6cn bendcn Strctlracu cmt
ricncn RoioMrr S55ea eorcte nn0 an 9cidjs
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crlittea enpfuOlidje @criaiic
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mofiae rnNde |elogunngS grugc 0c 6esnug engRel-
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