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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-09-03
Standing Of Teams
WEST. LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Results.
WESTERN LEAGUE.
Omaha, 3; Lincoln, g.
Des Moines. IA; Sioux City. 4.
Wichita. SIS; Topeka, s-s.
81, Joseph. 6; Denver. l.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Chicago, 3-6: st, Louis, "a.
Cincinnati. 81; Pittsburgh. A.
New York, AS; Boston. LIS; second game
called end tenth; darkness.
Brooklyn. 4; Philadelphia. 4.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Philadelphia, 8; Washington, 4.
Boston, s: New York. ..
Chicago, /; Detroit, 2.
st. Louis, 4: Cleveland, s.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Milwaukee, Q; Kansas City. s.
Toledo, o.; Louisville, !.
Columbus, o; Indianapolis, 5.
Minneapolis, s; st. Paul. Q.
Games Today.
Western League--omaha at Lincoln Des
Moines at Sioux City. Wichita at Topeka, st.
Joseph at Denver.
National League-St Louis at Chicago,
Pittsburgh at Cincinnati.
American League-Chicago at st. Louis,
Cleveland at Detroit.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-09-03

In 1905 the Red sox established an Ameri-
can league record by losing twenty consecu.
tive games
The Red sox have finished In the cellar
but once and In the second division only
three times, They finished last In 1905, sew
enth In 1907 and NTH In 1908.
Jack Barry is the leading pennant
pGstimer with the Carrigan crew. Jack has
been member Of five pennant winning
teams-four In Philadelphia and one In
Boston.
The pitching Of Ernie Shore. called .'the
Shore Line 10 Pennantville," has been gilt
edge this season, Barring accident, Shore
should prove a world-beater from now on
to the grand finale.
Manager Bill carrisan Joined the Red sos
IN 1905. The next year he was sent 10
Toronto and In 1905 was recalled by the
Sex lie succeeded Jake stahl as manager
OF the team July 20. .lsis.
During the fifteen years Boston has been
In the American league its team has won
four pennants and three worlds champion
ships The team has won every WORLD
series in which Il has taken part
The Red sox arc generally credited Win
possessing the greatest pitching staff In tho
American league. Shore, Ruth, MAYS
Leonard and Foster form a twlrllng STAFF
second to none in big league company.
season records indicate that the Red Soy
are weak n batting. run-gettine and base
s'sshns This three.ply weakness, however.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-09-03
Hinchman's Drive
Wins for Pirates

\ Pittsburgh, Sept. 2.-Hinehmar's
terrific drive in the sixth inning Of
the first game Of today's double
header with Cincinnati was the long.
est hit ever made At Forbes field, and
Melted two runs, one man being on
and Hinchman going home with ease.
Pittsburgh scored two more runs in
the eighth and won the first game,
4 to ). knetzer was bit hard In the
early part Of the game, while Har-
mon was strong after the third in
ming. In the second game Moseley
was wild, but the locals could not
solve his delivery with men on the
bases, while Evans was hit hard after
errors by McCarty and Warner had
allowed men on, and Cincinnati won,
I to-. Score, first game:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-09-03
GIANTS WIN ONE,
TIE FOR SECOND
New York Captures Opener
and Holds Brave to Five
to.Five in Next.
DARKNESS CALLS FINAL

Boston. Sept. New York won
the first game of today's double
header. 4 to 1, and fought the Braves
ten innings to a tie in the second
contest, called on account OF dark
ness, with the score 5 to 5.
In the first game New York hit
Tyler hard in the second inning,
scoring three runs. Tyler was re-
lieved in the fifth by Reulbach.
Gowdy was put out OF the game for
disputing decision at first base.
Boston had a Stool lead in the
second game up to the seventh in
ming. when passes, a single and a
fielder's choice gave the Giants two
runs. In the eighth the Giants
pounded Rudolph for two singles and
triple, making the game tie. Man
aser McGraw was put off the field
in this contest for disputing called
strike. Score, first game:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-09-03
MIXED DOUBLES TO
Be STARTED TODAY
-Four Tennis Tournaments
VIII Be on Boards at Field
Club at Same Time.
FEW MATCHES SATURDAY

Gee. we sure are full up on tour
paments just now" said a small boy
as he gazed at the score board at
the Omaha Field club. But the boy
was wrong. The sheets now on the
board, which record the progress of
the city tournament for women, the
kids tournament and the Field club
junior tournament, will have to be
shifted around and space found for
another, which starts today.
The new tournament, which was
proposed and got under way yester-
day afternoon, will be the first tour
nament OF mixed doubles ever played
in Omaha. And it is going to be a
very mixed" tournament. The names
of the young ladies who yesterday
afternoon promised to play and the
names of those attending the dance
last evening and willing to enter are
to be placed in hat and drawn to
pair with the men entered. Then the
mixed pairs" will draw again for
place on the score sheet.
In the women's tournament Miss
Katherine Krug has already won
three games and has qualified for the
semi-finals of the tournament which
will decide who is to meet Miss Addie
Fogg, the 1915 champion. In the three
matches Miss Krug has played her
opponents have made a total of four
games against her thirty-six. Her
friends are pulling for her and expect
her to win the tournament and give
Miss Fogg hard game for the cham
pionship.
In the junior singles most of the
games in the third round have been
played with the following scores: c.
Mullen beat w. Best, 60, 6-2; Buck
ingham beat ]. Knox, 6-2, rs; H.
Rathsack beat Hugh Brainerd, 40,
6-3, oil; AL Mayer. beat Dillon Nc
Adams, "a, 6-3; H. Green beat
Nicholson, "a, OIL; J. Jordan beat R.
Jefferson, 6-2, g.. Eye and Kyser
and Wilson and Adams still have
games to play in the third round.
Dopesters on the game think that
Green has an excellent chance to run
through the lower half of the drawing
and meet Wilson, Buckingham, or
Eye in the finals. There is no chal-
lenge round.
Kids Start Play.
The "kid tournament" in which
boys from to IA years old are eligi-
Bile, is complete in the first round, as
follows: Otto Nelson won by de-
fault; Berckle beat ]. Peters, 90, 6-2;
A. B. Jeffries beat Osmond Perry,
OF, 6-3; Calvert beat H. Moser, 6-3,
6-3; c. Pulls beat l. Ingwersen, 81,
rs, and w. Preston beat D. Nc
Adams, 46, g., Cd.
The only game of the second round
played by 6 o'clock last evening, was
the one in which Berekle beat Otto
Nelson, 6-3, 90, and thus qualified
for the semi-fnals. 1t is hoped that
most of the games will be played off
by MONDAY evening in order to give
the kids and the juniors clear field
for good score in the school tourna-
ment, which opens in the class rooms
Tuesday morning.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-09-03
Another Note Sent to U. S.
From Austrian Government

Washington, Sept. 2.-Another in
conclusive note from Austria Hungary
on the Petrolite case has been re-
ceived at the State department. 1t
will not be made public until the re-
turn Of Secretary Lansing to Wash
ington next week. Officials indicated
today that the communication ex-
planned Austria's delay in making a
final reply to the demand of the
United States for an apology and
reparation for the action of an Aus
trian submarine in Smelling the Ameri-
can tanker and requisitioning part OF
its supplies.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-09-03
Napoleon Direct
Wins It Straight

Poughkeepsie, N. Y, Sept. r.
Napoleon Direct, driven by E. F..
Geers, broke the track pacing record
here today and won the "Directum |"
two-minute pace. His best time was
2:OOM, against former track recosd
of 2:O21z, held by The Eel Napoleon
Direct won i'll straight heats. 1t was
the last day of the meeting.
Summary;
Tro,ting AIS class three heats purse,
81. 900:
Allie Watts, CHI, m. by General
Watts (Edmanl ......a....s,.... ! ]
Pittsburgh, ch q. tMurphy) .......2
Baby Doll, b., m. tRodney) .....s., ) )
Trosantle King. sombrecht and Kitty. j"
Bellini also started. Time. 200, s;Oi%,
2.0sls.
Pacing, s:is class; three heats purse.
Sis Bingen, blk. M, BY Bnsen
Rsyo f BE- oro, en- g tpurfeej
Time. 2:l0ii, 2:l2, 2:osh.
The Directum 2:oo-pace; two heats in
Napoleon Direct. CHI. h.. by Walter
Single G., b. h. tCox) ..ys ,.s,...i....
Russell Boy, b. h. tEdnan) ,....,..
Hal Boy also started. Time, 2:osit, 2:o0A.
Trottng, 2O7 class; three heats; purse,
1890:
Mlrthful. b. M. by The Star OF
Patchen tMurphy). ,.....ys...... l
Esperanza. b. m, by Carlokin Our
feel ...s.......t......s :
Worthy Prince, b. h. (cox)....... . DIR.
Time. 2:10h, 2:l1, 2:lo.
Trotting. s;is class; three heats; purse,
81. 900:
Hiescia. b. m. by Bingara tRodney) ! ]
Worthy Bingcn blk. h. (Murphyl.. 8
Onward Allerton, b. g. tEdman), .
Coastless. Mobet Linden Hsl and vsletts
also started Time, 2:osh, 2.i1S. 2loa.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-09-03
Two Municipal Concerts
In Parks This Afternoon

Municipal concerts will be given this
afternoon in Hanscom and Mandan
parks, beginning at ESQ o'clock. The
First Regimental band, Uniformed
Rank OF Knights OF Pythias. will play
at the South Side park and the An
eient Order OF United Workmen mill
tary band will appear in Hanscom
park.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-09-03

'Batted for Coveleskie in eighth.
sBatted for Davenport in fourth.
1.-TWO out when winning run was made.
st. Louis. o 0 Q 0 / O.
Cleveland $40 3 o 0 o 2-6
Two-base hits: Grandii. Turner. Runiler,
Lavan. stolen bases: Speaker, Marsans, 2,
Sacrifice hits: Grandil Groom. Double
plays Speaker to wambsganss; Pratt to
Lavan to Sisler. Q: Turner to Chapman b.
Grandil Base On balls: on Boehling, 3; off
Davenport, .: off Groom 3. Hits and earned
runs: OF Boehling. IA hits and runs In
seven and two-third innings; off Coveleskie,
no hits and no runs in one and one-third
innings; OF Davenport, s hits ad runs In
three innig: of Coon, hits and runs In
six innings Struck out: BY Davenport, j
by Groom, 8. Passed ball: SEVERED. UNI
pires; Dineen and Owen
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-09-03

TOTALS. 10 II Is .
Bstteo for Carpenter In ninth.
Ran for Wagner In NINTH
.Bstted for McCarty In eighth
sEatted for Evans IN fourth,
rwo-bsse hits; oroh, Roush, HUM.
laird. Stolen bases. Chase. Clarke.
ltouden. Sacrifice flies: Warner, Schmidt 1,
ponbic plays. Louden 10 Chase TO HUM,
ufoh 10 HUM. Warner 10 Baird 10 Eyans,
liaass on balls: orr Mcseley. 5 off Evans,
J; of Cooper =. off Carpenter. i. Hits
spd earned runs: off Aoscley. I hits. Z
rams n seven innings tnone out iu eighth, ;
osr schuiz. hit. no runs In two innlngs;
~ Evans. hits, . runs in four innngs.
~ Copper, hits. no runs In four Innings.
osf Carpenter. hit no runs In one Inning
Struck out; BY Moseiey. =: by Schulz.
ny Evans, 2; BY Cooper. o. by Carpenter. i.
WIG pitch: Moscley. Passed hall: sehmiat.
lmpsres' o'pay and Harrison.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-09-03
WASHINGTON.
Totals. 4s 1882 II 2
Totals. .Ss 988 IA
1.-TWO out when winning run was scored.

TWO out when winning run was scofeu'
Philadelphia SOL 90 -
washington ...4 0 OIL 900 Ii
Two-base hits. McInnis. Shanks ca
stolen bases: Milan (2). Shanks. Mcbride,
Witt, Foster. Sacrifice hits: Picinich,
Charity. Double play: Foster to Judge.
Bases on balls: Off Harper, .; off Shee-
han, 7. Hits and earned runs: Off Harper.
IL hits, runs In eight innings; off Shee-
han. O hits. runs In eleven innings; off
Gallia, hit, no runs in three innings. Hit
by pitched ball: BY Harper. Lawry); by
sheehan, (McBride). Struck out: By
Harper, s; by Gallia, 2; by Sheehan. z.
Wild pitches: Sheehan (2). Umpires Nal
lin and O'Loughln.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-09-03
Senators Defeat
The Philadelphians

Washington, Sept. 2.-Washington
defeated Philadelphia today, z TO g.,
in an eleven-inning game. Fosters
muff of an easy pop fly in the eighth
allowed the visitors to tie the score
and brought Gallia in to relieve Har
per. There was no more scoring I'm
til the eleventh, when Mcbride was
hit by a pitched ball and went around
on sacrifice and hits by Gallia and
Foster. Score.
pIJIIAnEJ puJA WASHINGTON
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-09-03
Government Fosters Egg
Industry in Ireland

Correspondence OF The Associated Press)
Dublin, Ireland, Aug. l5,-Ofiicial
returns show that the Irish egg trade
is now amounting to an export OF
some S40.000.00O eggs year. which
is large increase over ente-belluin
years. Everything is be;itg done TO
foster the industry.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-09-03
HaverIy Buys Bungalow
In Victor Place for Home

E. B. Haverly Of the county clerks
office has purchased new bungalow
in Victor Place for S5,550l Victor
Place is the addition plated and being
sold by the Willis Realty company.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-09-03
Moran and Morris
Will Not Fight in
Tulsa Labor Day

Tulsa, Okl.. Sept. 2.--Carl Morris
and Frank Moran will not fight in
Tulsa on Labor day. The promoters
tonight definitely called off the match.
The date will be set back two
weeks and the fight will be staged il,
either Denver OF Kansas City. with
the odds favoring the latter place.
The promoters paid Frank Moran
his forfeit this evening. Morril re-
ceiyed no guarantee.
The decision 10 call of the fight
here was due 10 efforts OF Tulsa au.
tl0r;iies to prevent It's being held.
Psvsistent Advertising is tho Road
to Success
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-09-03
Score, first game:
Stated for Tyler In fourth
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Two.base hits; Kauff. Egan. Three base
hit; Kauff. Double plays; Fitzpatrick to
s aoscg e e sEdy e n. Msr.n
balls: Off Perritt, q; off Tyler, !. Hits
and earned runs: OF Perrltt. / hit. ! run
IN three and ons-third innings; off Hallee.
nlnss: iii Tyler, & his, 2 runs in four in
ninks; off Reuibach. 4 hits. no runs in five
tnnings Hit by pitched ball; By Per-
ritt. tMasse, dowdy): by Reuibach, tHer.
aosl. Struck out: BY Perritt 1; BY sailee,
I; By Tyler. l; by Reuibach. .. Umpirss
Byron and ouislsy. Score. second game:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-09-03

fothls..s3 ~ yfiF ! TotaIs..S0 s27 Il I
Cincinnati ............0 1900 0 o o--s
Pittsbureh ...........o 0 % 90 . . . s--i
rwo-bass hits; HUM. Carey. Home runs:
Hinehnsn. tSolen base; Johnston. Sac.
rifce hits. Groh. Knetxsr, Hinchman.
Double play; Fischer to Mccarty. Bases
on balls Oft Knetser, .; off Harmon, l.
Earned runs: orr Knetssr .; of Har.
mon. q Passed ball: wingo. umpires;
Harrison and o'pay. Score. second game:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-09-03
Boston Victor Over
New York Yanks
New York, Sept 2.-Boston de-
feated New York here today. Score:
Totals. .ss IL ~ IS 2

Two-base hits: Hooper, Pipp. Three
base hits; Janvrin, Scott. Home run:
Gardner. Stolen base; Magee Sacrifice
hit: Gardner. Double plays: Maisel to
Plpp to Walters. Foster to Gardner to jan
vrin to Gamer. Peekinpaugh to Gedeon to
Pip, Walters to Gedeon. Bases on balls
OFF Foster, Q. Hits and earned runs: OFF
Mogridge. . runs; off Foster. IL hits, runs
In five and two-thirds innings; Off Leonard.
no hits, no runs In three and one-third In
nings. Hit by pitched ball; BY Mogridge.
Lewis. Struck out: BY Mogridge, s: by
Foster, s; by Leonard, O. Passed ball: Wal
tiers. Umpires Chill and Evans.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-09-03

Persistent Advertising Is the Road
to Success
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-09-03

Persistent Advertising Is The Road
to Success.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-09-03

CHAMPS OF
the Class chsmon.h Of om.hs STANDING Yt estehs third
pitcher Sitting ostc tsop Johnson
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-09-03

Persistent Advertising is the Road
10 Success.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-09-03

Southern Association.
Atlanta. 9; Birmingham, o.
New Orleans, 4; Mobile, 3.
Chattanooga. o.: Memphis, 3-4.
Nashville, s; Little Rock, IL,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-09-03

And about style-the cut--make up-trim-
the general shaping up? Well how could it be
otherwise than peerless with Nelson" the cutter
welding Dreshers' magic shears?
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-09-03

About price-the range here is $50 to $50;
quite reasonable for the sort of tailoring YOU
most desire; the stony" kind.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-09-03
Fall Clothes? Yes, Sir!
The Dresher Tape Line
Awaits Your Bidding!

Go through this stock of new Fall and Win
ter Woolens and you'll stop every half minute to
say: Nov, This is nice !"-or-"This piece is
surely uncommon" But, why shouldn't this be an
exceptional stock of Woolens? Hasn't there been
an abundance of experience crowded into Dresh-
ers' fourteen-year Omaha history?
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-16

niba no6men 9(btbeilungen i'm Ser,
loltie eines topferen Samples ieiuO.
li1e Shiibensrdben uno mocbteu ei-
ne sIn5obI @cfnnaeue, eroberten oud
3pei @loidinenoeipe6re. Wle6rere
id1redlicbe observation-disclosures @e.
9enonarifie uurOen nit Sem 9aiou-
net oiSeefiibrt iie pliroen obcr ollie
obgeluieien init ldpercn 8erlliIten
fir Den Seine.
SSeinolihe 9(btbeihmocn pclHe
pieoerbolcutIib 9lneriifc ouf imicrc
Stellnneen III Der @e9eno BON Stir
libobo uuO Eouna @otro ino olld
in Der Go6ruoicbo moHten murocn
obNeihIogen.
Soufaiiidlc 6ront 9Iibts bon
Neoelihmg ereignctc lim
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-16

Soptuoloo'6ront - GeItlih BON
Der Dobrith- Meoiioie @obnlinie NOR
ole NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. cine sienlib
aerinse. gIm Sdpor3en Naeer ilt
slaes rubig.
GlIiirtcn @cridtii6er
9alfoufdmpfe.
Solouift bio 2ou0on, Is. or
tobcr Ger bcitte bon Dem bieiiacn
arncc Souptquorticr ser GutelIte.
Nddte erIaiieuc ofii5ieIIe @erid)t
iogt 6oleenoeS.
uStritma 5rout ltuiere glrti[.
leric bat Siriites, oeu SercS gobubof
llo @arafli Suma beidoiien gIn Scr
9abulinie iiiOlid bon Sercs fanen
ilnierc &otroiillen nit feinoIidea
Streittrdftcn in Goutoft.
Ioiran 6ront gYabreno Ser
9ladt bonn tS. Gttobcr ipuroen feino.
Iide @erbinonnoeu in crfolareider
9eiic bon ans beidolleu. SIS erciqnc.
ten iid mebrcre @eiedltc 3piiheu ga.
troHilIen glbtbeinlngen Das glrtil.
lerictcncr oouert auf brioen 1citen
fort"
8oris ii6er 8olfnu.Gpera
tionen.
Eoris, oia 9onoon, is. Gfiober.
# Gas frou5oiiihe aricgs6iireau
meloet be3iiglirb Der Sample ouf Dem
SaIfon arieasihalplotc 5oIgen.
OeS:
vslut Der gou5en 6ront CAB eS
mdBige gtrtiIlerie lbatigfeit Ser.
biide Ernppen iino ouf Dem lnfeu
llfer oes 6luiies Gerna uorgeoruu.
gen. Cine fran8ofidc 9lbt6ciling Bat
ole 9abnlinie iiiolih bon 2eres
Ourhiduitten.4
SeiBe aampfe ouf ierbi.
iacr 6roHt
Qonoon Is. Gftobcr Slad ei-
mem geridt cines Seiirr Gorre
ipcnocuteu aus SoIoniti hobcn Iih
am Soultoa entlang Scr oan5en
lerbiiden 6ront icbr eruite a1mpic
obgcipielt.
Tic glllgoren murocn aus cinieci
ibrer Sdiisengrabcn mif Dcm linfeu
llfcr oer 6crno pertriebeH upo bull
gorilhe @egcuaneriiic tpurocn al.
riidgcihlaeen.
6ron30it{der 6lie9cr.
8eriht.
Boris, 10. Gftober. ;Srans5.
iiide 6liegcr no6men geiieru reoen
slutheil All Den admpfcu IiioIid scr
Sonme 60 ipirO i'm fron5Siiidlen
Offi5ieIlcu 9eridt gcmcloet oeiier
Cert alio laltct.
o2uitoicnit 1roS 800 garos ii6cr
Der Groe idlpcbcnocn Molfcn uno
cines iuabr6ofteH fortgccbtcu lingo
witters bon 9pcrrfcucr iiber 200
bis 800 9aros mirfteu uufere Nero.
plane bohIt erioloreid5 in oen geiiri
Gen adnpfcn iiiolidb Der Somme
nit Sie iibertrofcn 9lIles, mos BON
ibuen ermdrtct perSeu fonntc sine
Wlaitinc febrte NIT ncbr ais 900
@eihoBIoheru 8nriid. 9ioroIid ser
Sontme pfeffertcn 5spei 6iibrcr mad,
reno iie uieOrig flogen oen 6eino III
ieinen @raben nit atgeIn.
SIN fiir3Iicben lleberfolI auf sic
sRouieripcrfc III Cbernoorf id)oB
Sergeant 2nfberrp, oes aneritnn.
ldben @eidpaOers ieinen fiiiften
9leroplon ab"
Sic @eianmt5abl in beIocn Gpero.
iiouer gemadter @efaugcrcn eiii-
id)liebiih oercr Sic lettc glndt ae-
mcloet milroen, beIdnft idl aitf auei
9ffi3iere umo BOB Monn
Scr Geino crplooirte in oer lcbteu
gtont cine W1inie IN Ger 9lohbar.
idoft BON Coos. Sie 1atte teiHc
g2irfing.
@d6rcio ser Stodt oronaeu pir til
@rdbcn pcitIidl Don Sere,
BON NecIiuColirt, uorooitlidl
bon 5eitllbert IT, norOlih bon 9Scltpe
9bopelle ein @eiongene muroeu qe.
maht uuo Der feinolicben @ert1eoi.
1ung puroc detradtIiher @da0en