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The Washington times., 1916-04-10
HIGH SCHOOL TITLE.
SERIES, WILL START
UP AT AL. GROUNDS
Tech and Western Due to Battle
on Friday, With Business and
Central Saturday.
BY BRYAN MORSE.

There will be plenty OF games on tap
during the week provided the weather
Is seasonable. for both school and col
lege mines are preparing for the big
games to come. Georgetown, Catholic
University, and the Maryland Aggles
meet easy teams during the week, while
the high school and prep school aggre-
cations play important contests.
The annual high school championship
baseball games open up at American
League Park on Friday. when Tech
and Western meet. Saturday Business
and Central are to be pitted against
each other. The week following VIII
find the scholastic athletes taking
rest. while the college mines are meet
ing the big guns which come down for
the spring work In the South on their
Easter trips.
Judging from the games played by the
college teams the Northerners are going
to have their hands full beating any
of the college teams here. Late as the
spring has been this year, or rather as
long as the winter has stayed with us, II
has retarded the Northern teams to such
an extent that Georgetown. Catholic
University. and the Maryland Aggles
should have fne chance to come out
on top.
There has been deal OF mediocre
baseball displayed by the scholastic
mines this spring. But few days have
been at the disposal OF the various
mines for practice. With but one OF two
exceptions the pitching has been bad
aid the fielding worse. There appears
to be considerably more hitting this
spring than is usual, and unless the
pitchers IN scholastic ranks improve
they nre going to get basting through
the season.
Faculty. athletic advisers will get to-
rethcr some time in the early part or
the week to decide nnon the umpires
f,.r the championship battles this sea-
son. The games will number twenty
end tn" first four will be played at
Americcn League Park. Twelve con-
tests hsve been arranged for the Monu-
nient grounds and four more at the
League Park during the first week in
June
Dick woodward. ]. ]. Hughes. Harry
" Shurtleff. j. J. McGrath. and Hunter
Mcclure are being considered by the
high school faculty men for the POSI-
tions behind the catcher.
The Washington times., 1916-04-10
TomorroW'S Entries
For Bowie Races

First race-SellinG; for three yea r-olds
and upward: six furlongs. Bcndel lis;
Dancing Master. 49, "High FLYER. lis,
Galnsborough. llS; tIiindcr lou, lO5
Scottish Knight. 96: "Tsc LsI, 81: De-
duction, us; Hydroplane, 1l6; Ida Claire
1l3; aviator. Ito; 'Finalee iO3; Gentle.
woman. "a; 'Cat-o'-Ninc Tails, So
Second race-Selllng: three-year-olds
and upward; seven furlongs. Luther
ia; 'Tener. l07; "Meelicka. Southern
Star, ~; Chesterton, 10; Humiliation
lOI; 'Castara, 1G2; 'Stunncr. %.
Third race-Selling: three-year-oIds
and upward; seven furongs. Balgee.
ll6: 'Ford Mai, III; 20 'Tis True, lO7;
"Aprisa, 1902; "Carlton c., 1O7; Lady
London, Ill; Examiner lOe; Belle of the
Kitchen, 80.
Fourth race-Handicap; three-year-
olds and up; six furlonRs Fenmouse
Ill; Pontefract, 105: Skiles Knob, Sc
Fair Helen, lO5; Judge Wright, I01,
Fifth race-Selling: three-year-olds
and up; mile and twenty yards. Bud
weiser. lis; 'Quick, ll0; Southern
Gold, llO; 'Larkin' 80; Euterpe, no
Blackford. 107.
Sixth race-Selling; three-year-plds
and up; mile. Republican, ia; 'Bob.
Brother. 1O2; 'Illuminator. 80; O'Sul.
livan, 10.
Seventh race-Selling: four-year-
olds and up: mile and furlong. Mar
shon, l07: Baby Sister 1906; @Cutty.
hunk, lO2; Lady spiritueile. 97; slit
tie England, 1857 ben Uncas, 1O2
'Yodeles, 80.
Apprentice allowance claimed.
Weather clear-Track heavy.
The Washington times., 1916-04-10
CARDINALS WALLOP
BROWNS FOR TITLE
Fielder Jones Amalgamated Out,
fit Proves Early Frost.

ST. LOUIS. April 1o.-The Cardinals
are champions OF the Mound City until
next October. following their victory
over the Brownies. s to 4. yesterday in
the NTH game Of the spring series.
Fielder Jones collection of mixed Feds
and American Leaguers proved a frost
when they came to perform. The defeat
OF the Browns is expected to hurt them
In the eyes of the fans for several
weeks. unless they open UP the season
with a bunch OF wins.
The Cardinals slammed Wcilman and
Crandall. while the Browns could do
nothing with Meadows till the eighth.
Then "Slim" Sallee relieved the spec
tacled finger. and stopped the rally. The
Cardinals collected fifteen hits to i've
for the enemy.
The Washington times., 1916-04-10
To Have Strong Team.

Baseball practice waj called by the
Phoenix Athletic Club yesterday. nj
which a large number of candidates re-
ported for practice. A strong team was
soon picked. and II is now ready for
competition with any teams averaging
nineteen years of age,
Those desiring competition can ad-
dress Mr.. A. Kisliuk. 1924 Sixth street
northwest.
The Washington times., 1916-04-10
Duke Kahanamoku Fails
To Qualify in Trials

NEW YORK, April 10.-Duke Kahana-
nloku, heretofore invincible tank dash
man will not swim in the 2D National
A. A. u. championship to be decided to-
night. He failed to qualify In the elimi-
nation trials.
Herbert Vollmer won tho trial in 2:3n
Joseph Wheatley was second and the
duke weak third. He was plainly on
form.
The Washington times., 1916-04-10

the season, the Griffs have twenty nine
at home. Some clubs would be aided
greatly by shch a schedule. II remains
to be seen how the Griffs are affected.
Washington fans are greatly inter-
ested in the hitting. or lack OF hitting,
OF the Griffs, SO here are the figures
for the five games played against ma Ior
league clubs, the Dodgers. Braves. and
The Washington times., 1916-04-10

The inaeld composed OF Judge Nor
gan. Mcbride. and Foster, has an av-
erage OF 1877
An outfield trio of Milan, Shanks and
ia mieson. averages so far $40
The trio OF Milan, Barber. and Rom
deau averages go
The Washington times., 1916-04-10
Probable Lineup

Game at 8 o'clock.
Umpires-Messrs. Orth and
Owens.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-14
Mary Pickford alks
eopyasn, 1919 BY tn, serur, Newspaper Syndicate.
Work With the Hands.

There was much heavy work io bc done
in their farmhouse fruits and vese-
tables 10 he picked. canned and mar
kctcd cows 10 hr milkcd and hungry
h,rvcstcrs tu hc led m tho busy season
Hut she had been trained to DO her share
NJ tho chores and Wrnt about II cheer.
fully
nciote shc had passed thirty she had
married Young farmer dependent upon
the uvins he could ckc from the small
farm he had lnh,mrd from his father
She had made him worthy hrlpmate,
shfcWdlN marketing tho eggs and golden
pats ~ butter shs had laborcd 10 chufn
Then. IN twiukling this busy uie
was ended ul was struck on their
farm Tho ambitious husband, stirred
IN srcaict activity hN this unexpected
fortune moved to city and became
involved w politics Nut IN be outdonc
hy her husband shc studied hard and
sought 10 dr,elor mental, until she was
worthy NJ n position in tho small hu,
amused social world " their new hnm.
A few years ago the husband died
and as tho, had mn children the woman
sas l-r alone IN her srent, luxurious
hut empty home. dissatisfied with The
futile possessions which. shc confided.
Vefe always sitting her The color
n'd from her cheeks her eyes grew
dulled. she was ns,lcss and unhappy and
thuush her wealth commanded every at
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-14
GLADYS CLEAVES wins GRAND PRIZE
HONEYMOON TRIP IN CONTEST; five
GIVEN JOURNEYS TO new YORK CITY
Twenyou Get Vacations in Colorado and Three at Med.
cine Park; Competitive Plan Fulfilled But Many Remain
In Mont Competitive Effort to Procure Pleasant Outings
At Expense OF The TimeS-JudgeS' Complete Report

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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-14
One Hundred House
Dresses, 49c-7hink of 1t!

Whether Milady housedressed goes tailored, she
must be just The desire in her to be clothed attract
lively and becomingly is inherent and eternal, and the
secuson of the home circumstance which does not
affect the matter at all! This is why careful
about housedresSes We pick pretty ones however sim
pie and plain" These such--pretty really! 49c
But do not Judge them by the price. Light weight cot
ton materials with embroidery the collars One
hundred to go
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-14
He Will Not Fret
IF You Keep Him Cool

The solution is wash suits for your youngster Fab
RIGS that will successfully withstand the rubbing and
Tubing Of the laundry. They do not fade and in the
matter Of service they are as hard nails to say.
Norfoks and other styles gnghams, chambrays, kinder
garten cloths linens and percales.
They are reduced for the Birthday. Sl.75, $225,
So 30. 2.05. $500 and $3.50.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-14
Cadomene Tablets Restored Vitality

Now Burton will tell YOU he is a Well
Man Hale and Hearty. enjoys his work. his
pleasures. Life looks better 10 him. his fam
ily means more to him. his business is better
and he's glad he learned Of Cadomene Tab
lets and experienced their wonderful revital-
izing and strengthening influence on his
whole system.
II YOU suffer ne Burton did. the burden
Of proof of the power and effectiveness of
Cadomcnc Tablets rests with us. We guar
an,ce Cadomcne Tablets to give perfect sat
isfaction. and II they do not prove highly
beneficial in your case we do not want your
money, and every cent YOU pay for them will
he refunded to YOU
Cadnmene Tablets build up and nourish
the entire system. They are unexcelled a.
nerve invigorator and lasting tonic In re-.
storing to the various organisms natural vim.
vitality and normal vigor
For sale by all first-class druggists.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-14

Mrs \ Hraum, Oklahoma CITY
Miss Ethel Coldirnn. oklahoma CITY
Miss Maud McGown oklahoma city.
Miss Cora Bogari. Oklahoma city
Miss Hazel collins. oklahoma city
Miss MAY brown oklahoma city
Miss Jessie Goldsmith. oklahoma City.
Miss Maud Fcrec Oklahoms7Dity
Miss Helen Philips. oklahoma city
Mrs Omn Williams oklahoma City
Mrs \ l.. barnard. oklahoma CITY.
Miss Mars y Cook. oklahoma city
Miss H,ss Gordon. oklahoma Cit,
Miss Tholma T.. Fruit. oklahoma CITY.
Mrs " VI Wilson. oklahoma Ciy
Rr,au Wilson. oklahoma city
Miss NAV Hlll. oklahoma city
Miss Gene Esmlugcr oklahoma city.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-14


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" in'fh th'If work
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Nr.a Inul. Hamilton shamrock
Nra N R Ses Br,mrlgbt
Nn- toura uerrbr,w bcr,y
Miss Alice NcFarn Stamina
Miss Cyuih'n Ffyo Papulpr
Misc Holou Fi.hu gtpulpn
Ma N1h'o Woolnrd. shawnee
Mas Sadie WAL Ahnwneo
NHg Florence Rradlsy. Shawnee
Miss PHul'na EdWArdn. Norman
-
Misc Eleanor \ Mays Norman
Mrs Emma Puo'i Norman
M'ss Anna - karoe. Norman
Nr - r H,rd Purcell
'ni' norman. s'rinfd
N'sH Kathleen k''ucr Lindsay
Marion b0n'h"w, fpuls Valley
ls"lH Morley Ntysv.ll'
MrT " 4 Ridley. Nyun"wood
M.f' opal Wright Lindsay
M''T kulN ]. NurEholf P1uls valley
''"fo"n Wor'h'nF'on Ada
!. ~ T''t"ii. Ada
Mrs 'Inud Jackson Anymore
MIS-" H'7sl" 'shofn. Af0mor"
MfH d lIn'~ Ardmofe
Miss BESSIE NICHOLS. Afdmore
IhIIlr cornell Affwnf~
Mts Josephine l. carey, Duke.
Nr" q y Tracy Strong city
tred q Wllls. Granite, okla
Morris PARKS. lhwi0n
Mis-" Florono" Smiley. Elk city
Miss MARY l. Constant Elk city
Miss Jul'1 Rice. Mngum
Ml"s Nuhl l"''rman, Elk CITY
Joe 'arfrll, lawion
Mrs y Whlise'. Ardmore
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-14
In the Early Stages
OF tuberculosis

your chances for defeating this dreaded
affection depend largely on your ability
90 restore normal hodv functions
To Az this. one requirement IL proper
attention 10 die, and pure food Also rest
and flesh air. daN and night
Whete the system IL run down and
Likelihood ~ serious consequences thus
Increased. Echman's Alternative may prove
beneficial Ne II In, IN many cases
This IL n lime treatment, hut unlike
any other For here the lmp content is
90 combined With other ingredients aa 10
he easily asslmilated nv the average
person
A trial CRn 40 No harm since Eek.
mans AiefatiVe contains nn poisonous
W habit formins drugs Al your drug
rists
tssmsn Laboratory, Phllss.lphls
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-14

I iusi closed hs, time worn book
which Ind lain on tho shelf thrs" many
years. and for thfco hours I have been
sitting crossloggcd In tho comfy Morris
chair reading interesting paragraphs.
Condensed and unfayelcd here u IL
several generations ago, there was y
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-14
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TAFT SAYS POSSESSIONS
MAKE ARMY NECESSARY

WASHINGTON. June i,-Fnfmer
rresli'n' william Hopard Taft. address
'0s rfatur'es ~ Georgetown university
Tussisy 80 bfri The colonial posses-
tuns uf 'hs tinted states make impers.
tive 'sfssr Hrry and navy He re-
ffrrri particularly 20 Germany and the
oriental rB'iuns ~ possible enemies 10
hr met m Waf
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-14

misiudgrd efforts 10 mof'ltv the flesh
taEcs n esplAnaiof, history followed
and then pondetsd iurs upon the
changes these inday's have made Now
We nav less morbid hut more divine nt.
,en,inn IN our souls and concentrate
more uton uving wisely, nnsh and
spiritually A. an rmincn, college dean
once preached 20 us Make your soul
worth saving and II will he saved
Don't you think ,ha, a general rule
any extreme tendency ~ dwell too
strongly upon distractions steals frcm
physical health and Visut- rhi. en-
hoilss 80 my his dusty book tells me.
the same principle ~ that followed nv
= certain intellectual Partisan rluuc
vhu became known ne THE necsdeni. De-
Scientists PROFOUND the theor, that
while . small percentage incllnrs 'c'sard
absita ctinr. the bulk NJ the people can
deal more sp,ly with the concrete Those
who are well balanced between ihsse eN.
tfeme. are tare
There IL . clash between these natural
tendencies snd the economic condition.
IN which many ~ ua fnd ourselves
through some strange turn ~ fcr,uns :
wheel
As vti,e. I am thinklns ~ an Old
friend ~ nv mother gtat haired
snlddle -ssed woman She had been raised
on farm snd was the oldes, ~ laigs
! family. 10 whom she played the tender
rols Of . second mOthen
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-14
Jud,..' orelsl s,n,,m,r,

Judges O"cial Statement.
we. tho uniorsirnod Judges sol"c''f
~ .arrasv tls votes lr Tho oklahoma
CIV Times Vacation Campaign hrt'
counted ilc votes and nni ~" follow
ing resul'l io he correct
winner n grand ufi," honeymoon
ifip io Sew York is Miss GLADYS
Ilsaycs Nnysy'l" $4,000 winners ~
tho nye Sov York district trips sf"
Mr. H T.. EiNpp Chlosashn. district
ono go fOo viss N'FEi' Nas''fH.
wntorgt. district ta0. 1850 Mrs
simpson Uurs. ONbhone city, district
rc.. 90 600 Mics level NihwH
shawnee. dis'rt four 2Hf.N'. u p
West. Davis. district five. il' o00
Those who entered hr competitive
contest 10 win a tfip IN Colorado hy &C.
curing the largest number ~ votes nr
hy securing So m worth ~ suhsofip
'ions hy June 10 are NJ follows
Miss Mary Hutchinson. Oklahoma ci'Y
Miss Louise PtcVoti. go IRst mn
street. oklahoma CITY
Mrs = e Muse. Hobart. okla
Miss Adcline Krail ~ Reno. Okla
Miss Nell ne Gfnat. 81 West Seventh
street. Oklahoma CITY
Mis-. Lulu Gregory, 1ls Patterson
building. Oklahoma city
Miss Myrtle HAurht. i1oiS Linwood.
oklahoma CITY
Miss Thclna Lane Prague. OKLA
Fred e Wits. Granite. Okla
Mi. Inla chidcrs. GRlhralth Tailor
luI company. Oklahoma city
Mrs Chas " Eurkmbu, Conoho.
Okla
Miss u Garfield. oklahoma city
Miss GLADYS Carothcfs. ui rafk place
Okahoms Clty
Miss Anna Montgomery. 40 West CNi.
iDtnls street. Oklahoma CITY
Nfs Grace Lynn, Scott Halliburton
Oklahoma CITY
Miss Henrietta vin.rn. Edmond. ukl,
Mis-. Maud o. Elliott sapnlpa. OKLA
Mis-. Ia Nona r Flood. ron,a City
OkA.
Mrs TraI Jones. nnff. OKLA
Miss lo'fir Hillsfi sulphur. Okla
Mrs n E Csnrrli. Nnvirs pkb
Miss stella tandAw. Chandler. Okla
Mites Elsie Hughes. s'iliNai,r. uka
/ Mrs walter NJ smith. Roosevelt
okla
nedleirs PARK winners
Those who have won uips 10 Mcdl.
riuo rnfk are ~ follows
! Miss II \ rfado. oklahoma city
| Mrs Elizabeth shelly, ukbhHm, CITY
| Miss Edlih rauls,n. ~ Reno. Okla
] tSIgnsd
1pUN " NTWpEUS.
WILL. \ WIUV
7 " INiN
Working Tor TRIO,
I Tho following names arr those work
ins iut a colorado ~ Medicine rstk Va.
rni'un ,fir rn The nom competitive
h,sH 4 hisc numhsr ~ these need
only few mote suhsrrrtlons 10 vii
their tfip. several more Nfr about hnl
through and some are just sr'iins
started Each one who secures 81 wuft,
~ suhevfiptlnns nv Tho Times an
Farmer S'ockmsn viii be- sN1tdsd .
frr ,tip g. Colorado Tho Times vii
pay The round 'fip ni.frsd fare. ru'l
man fave. ani " In rpsh N rsrh rh'
Medicine rstk ifip v'n hr awarded =,
zach one VIM s"rufrs 49, vrf'h NJ cub
srfipiions and iof securing 'hs, smoun
IN" Times vii pay round .irip rpilfca,
fare. Pullman fare. and SO In cash
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-14

came mature and fairly sslf.rslInn,
chicks DAYS danced into weeks. weeks
into months and hrholi she vas cured
The is' time mother and I visited
h.r she was hu..d.rg p chicken roop
herself carefully f'Nrg tho wire and
pounding o. into place
Work With the hands che advised
us "'h,' iH our salvation from imng.
mary mental disturbances
Answers 20 Cofre,pordenu
EVELYN 10 'h'rigs chaplin is not play.
lrE Ir Pho stage version ~ carmen.
l4f in U t.ri,.uIr nH aU.
G T. I#i8Nr your sHur.sa care
gus typewriter before ,uu submit 'hrm
tn 'Ns -rrrtfIU editor. az ur reputable
companies Always enclose STAMPS t0
cover their return iu EuI
Herbert RI do NOT know when "rhs
Dumb GIH ~ rDfu.' vlI appear iH
your town You wiFW write direct ~
tho Universal company Hri they vil
send fuI 'hr information
gcrls % ~ never NnrI ~ f'r Brf,
ross tol mention Perhaps sN, has
taken another mmr Ir mDNrs pictures
Henrietta Louise Lowell, De- with
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-14

Hho RIfd company Jean Sothsrn 10
win International Film Service. now
PLAYING iu tho serial Mysteries ~
N.f4
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-14

period NJ reaction
from tho cNttsNp.
gnnyrs ~ 'he 'aNn
lirf nrr when our
frreftthsfs became
sn interested IN tho
welfare and dsu'i.
nation ~ their
souls they cared
very little au TO
What became ~
their bodies nur.
ius that era In
spite ~ tho large
families and .
hiEh average OF
births there vas y
Etes' percentage ~
deaths They threw
their own lives and
tho lives " other.
AWaN Ihfnneh their
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-14

Burton was Nervous. at Work, at Recre-
alton, at Home.
lie couldn't sleep at night without the
most hideous dreams he suffered with mel.
ancholy, and didn't seem able TO go ahead.
He was constantly cross and irritable. suf-
fered with dizziness, trembling Of the limbs.
cold hands and feet, insomnia fear without
cause and general inability to act naturally
at all times.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-14

Physically and Mentally Burton was
nervous wreck, his muscles became flabby.
the entire body became weakened and de-
vitall2cd his memory was poor. he lacked
ambition; in fact, business and social duties
bored him and. furthermore Burton was
alarmed He had reached the stage where
he didn't believe his condition could he
rcmcdicd He had almost lost hope, but
upon a friends advice he tried Cadomene
Tablets"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-10
gsrrmiidltc nepeidleu.

- @ei @coOcS. 9lih.. miroc ein
2lutomobiI BON cincm @aIiasicr3ug
Der Nlidieou Central anserarmt mo
5ertriimmert. Bon Oen SuIalicu Ia.
men Strut u. 6. MhilIcr aus Glare,
@fih. uno ihr 5ohn inn. N2uaer
ielbit mo feline Eodlter Grpilp crlits
ten lhwere &erletlmeen.
Sn SuntspiHe, 9lrf.. iii sic rs.
iohrige 6ormcrstodjter 9l0olni 3eadl.
weil lie Den 20idbrigen 9laHbariobn
Carl Sisco, Der III tie perlie6t pnr.
gelegcntlih cines Strcites cridoiieu
botte, megen YlorOes I'M I @raoe
IN sInflagcltono perieet moroen.
Sn Bolton lit 3al 3afarac6 nlf
oie glnihuIoigliHe nerhnitet porocu,
Der gldnn 5n icin Der am rs. 9laauH
Den Gberfellner G6os. Grancn. Scr
i'm Sotei @iier augciteIt mar, cridloi.
len bat
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-10

@ci cinem 3niomnenltoB BON
5Dei StruBenbabnpogeH Der ,.Wlid1i.
gan llnitco Noilwap 80" Der lid bel
9fincs Sltnction, 10 Nleilcn n0roIid
BON SddIon ercienete, fanoen ein
Dlonn uno cine 6rmi, 9fome GaitIe
nno Gmmo @reincr ous Sadion ib-
rem 600; pier5e6n Rerioncn murocn
pcrIeet, oopon 3ipei oniheineno foot
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bon Andlon.