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AMATEUR GAMES FOR
THE ENTIRE WEEK
Potomac League.

Potomac League.
Grounds-South end of Anacostla
bridge and Congress Heights
Monday-Steel Plant vs. Bureau.
Observation-Disclosures VS.. Bureau.
Catholic Church League.
Grounds-Fifth and Florida avenue
northeast
Today-St. Peters VS.. Holy Name.
Monday-St. Margarets VS. Holy
Name.
Rosedsle League.
Grounds-Rosedale Fairgrounds and
Union League Park
Today-Printers VS.. RosedaIe
Monday-Simga VS. Hilton.
Tuesday-COlumbia VS.. Rosedale.
Terminal r. r. Y. NJ. c. A. League,
Grounds-East of Union Station.
Tuesday-Southern General Office
VS.. Southern Auditors
Friday-Union Station VS.. B. and O.
East Washington :. :. League.
Grounds-Union League Park.
Monday-Keller VS.. Fifth
Wednesday-Fifth VS. Reformation
Thursday-Second Baptist VS.. Keller
Government League.
Lot
Monday-state. War and Navy vs.
Treasury.
Observation-Disclosures VS.. State, War
and Navy.
Friday-Marines VS.. Treasury.
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LANGUAGE OF LINKS
BATTLING TO MANY
Curious Features Are Presented in the
Etymology of the Game of
Golf.

The etymology of golf presents many
curious features, full OF pitfalls for the
unwary. For example, though links is
plural. one may correctly use the words
with either single or plural attributes.
ut is an easy links" is as correct as
"They are easy links" 1t appears that
hazard" is a golf word of French ex-
traction. conveying the idea of a diff
Guilty of any description on the course.
Thus, a hazard is any bunker, water,
sand, path, etc, but many golfers of ex-
perience invariably treat the word as If
were synonymous with bunker"
Golfers may be heard describing such
and such a course as containing bunkers
in the shape of trees, walls, roads. ditch
es and ponds. A bunker is a hazard,
but a hazard Is not ""cessarily a bunker
The word bunker itself is one OF qu
ancient origi uuI when and why It
came to be used for a sand hole or a
pit 1t is difficult to determine. 1t is
thought that it made its earliest appear
ance in the literature of the game in the
St Andrews code of 1872. This would
seem to fix its golfing birth about the be-
ginning of the last century.
"Niblick" is comparatively recent
addition to golfing language. The word
itself is old enough and there are various
forms of 1t in Scottish. such as "kna-
blick" and "kniblock." which means
knob or round block Of wood or stone
and ''nibble" which means a shepherd s
crook. The old golfers, however. had no
niblicks and when in difficulty they used
sand or track irons, which were simple
heavily built specimens OF the ordinary
iron. The niblick seems to have been
born and christened about forty years
ago.
Quite a modern club is the mashie. It's
name is purely fanciful, though some
authorities have detected in 1t some con-
nection with the Spanish 'machete" or
knife, a "machetero." being one who
clears away bushes, thing the mashie
wielder sometimes does.
All experienced golfers know what a
styrnie is but the word is troublesome
to outsiders. In England they tell a
story OF a man who was asked il he
played golf and who replied: mo. l
don't play. A year or two ago. l was
given three clubs-a putter. a driver and
| stymie. l broke the puter and the
I driver, so I gave up golf, but l have the
stymie still"
The word "caddie" is simply the
French cadet" and was spelled so orig
lnally in Scotland. 1t is one of the many
French words adopted by the Scotch dur
ing the Stuart period. and was the term
for any sort of light porter. before It
came to have its limited application to
the goIf-club carrier.
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cago took the first game Of a double
header. 5 to ,. but the locals came back
and won the second, to l.
After winning six straight games. Alex
ander was hit hard in the early contest
but Demaree was at top form in the sec
ond game and was master at all stages
Both Lavender and Seaton were forced
to retire under fire in this game. Score
by innings:
First game RH E
Chicago............. 4OlOOO0-5 !
Philadelphia ....... 011OOO OOO-2 8
Batteries-Hendrix and Fischer; Alex
ander. Oeschger and Killfer. Umpires-
Messrs. Quigley and Byron.
Second game RH. E
Chicago............. O00OOOO-1 2
Philadelphia. 0OO2 2O1Ox-4 10 3
Batteries-Lavender, Seaton. Prender-
gast Brown and Fischer; Demaree and
Burns. Cmpires-Messrs. Byron and
Quigley
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MAKES RECORD SCORE
AT WINTHROP RANGE

Winthrop. Md. July 29.-Of the number
hring on the range today two men. one of
the Big -Four Rife Club. and one of the
Treasury Department Rifle Club. quail
ned as expert rifemen. while one of the
District Of Columbia Rifle Club qualified
as sharpshooter the sharpshootcr having
made the highest score for the season on
the course, scoring 1879 out Of a possible
200. The scores are as follows:
Lxperts-J c. Mcfarland Treasury Department
Slo" fire. f5; changing partition fire, IS; aggregate,
lao. G. L. Walton. Big Four: SLOW fire, Sc chang
ing position FIRE, s.; aggregate, 40
SharI Shooter-R. H. McIarity. District Of Colum-
ba Rife Club: Slow fire. 100; skirInish. g; aggre-
gate. lSl
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HOLY NAME TO PLAY
FINAL TITLE GAME

The Holy Name team will play the st.
Peters team today in the Catholic Church
League in what may prove to be the
final game of the play-off in the first
series. Should the st. Peters team defeat
the northeast churchmen the first series
will again be tied between st. Margarets,
st. Peters and Holy Name.
On Monday the Holy Name team will
play off tie game of the second series
with the st. Margaret Club. Should st.
Margaret land this contest st. Margaret
and Holy Name will be tied for the hon.
ors in the second series.
The game today will be played at Fifth
and Florida avenue at 1920 a. m, with
Jack Carr handling the indicator.
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

WOMEN. DON'T BE WITHOUT MONEY. SIS
salary . an hour STARE time distrib1tirs
guaranteed hosiery. Experience unnecessary Per
mAnent INTERNATIONAL MILLS. rs Penn
Ncrri>towr Pa
SEVERAL LADIES To Travel DEMON
strate goods and scll dealer. S3o to 80 vek-
": paw railroad fares. Experience unnecessary.
DUCHESS co. DEPT. o Minneapolis MINI
WANTED-PERsONs To COLOR ART PIC
ture- az hosnc; easy work: no experience; good
pay, sample free. WHEELER Co. 81 Madison
Chicago.
EARN s. WEEKLY SPARE TINE. WRITING
for newspapers. magazines: experience urnecessry
Details fro. PRESS SYNDICATE. r. St Louis
No
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WANTED-SALESMEN

WANTED MAGNETIC SPECIALITY SALES
man. Powerful, convin87rC 'alkeT 20 hire and
train Salesmen. Commission with liheral advance
Address D ASSOCIATION FINANCIAL ENTER
PRISE. Iowa City. Iowa.
LOCAL REPR .~ENTATIVE~ Sell. MOTOR
Pep; s. quart can o7-als orer N gallons gasoline
money back guarantee. repeat 1ies large rrofts.
FUEL SALES CO. 81 9Th St. Cincinnati. Ohio
800 SALESMLN WANTED At ONCE SELL
Magic Motor Gas; So Tcr day. One quart Trlce
s. equals 30 gallons rasoine in mileage. Don't
delay; Nour territory be open. AUTO REM
EDl CO.. ETans st. Cincinnati. Ohio.
DOWN WITH HIGH GASOLINE GAS0-TONIC
equals automobile gasoline &C pr gallon. Sell
it TO OwneTs and make big lrofts. sales guar
anteed. WHITE MFG. CO. Dept. 81. Cincinnati
Ohio
Statesmen 500 To so PER MONTH SALARY
or commission selling our Cs. Ereases. TaiEts and
other specisltisS. Do not he satisfied get our
proposition. INLAND OIL WORKS CO. Clere-
land Ohio
Statesmen FOR AN IMPORTED AND DOME>
tic calendar Iine that has not been reduced in
rTiCe. ADVERTISING IMPORTING CO, Of
New York.
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Scoreboard at Lyceum.

Manager Tuberville, Of the Lyceum
Theater, will run his scoreboard TO-DAY
so the fans can watch the results. NAV
by play of the Cleveland Indians-National
game.
The Nokes board, which is installed
at the Avenue playhouse, is one of the
easiest boards on which to follow the
game, and as Walter johnson Is doing
the hurting for the locals today the Grlrf-
men are expected t
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TEAMS WILL BATTLE
FOR HANDSOME TROPHY

The Holy Name team and the St.
Aloysius team of the Catholic Church
League will be the main athletic attrac-
tion on Tuesday afternoon al the annual
outing of the St. Aloysius Parish to Mar
shall Hall. A handsome silver loving
cup has been offered to the winner of this
contest and Manager Johnny Irwin, of
the Holy Name team. will present his
strongest lineup in an effort TO grab the
trophy.
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MINOR LEAGUE RESULTS,
INTERNATIONAL.

INTERNATIONAL
Toronto, 0; Buffalo, 4.
Toronto, Il; Buffalo, I.
Newark. l; Baltimore, ?.
Newark. 4; Baltimore, 6.
Providence, /; Richmond, :.
Providence. 4; Richmond. ..
Rochester, ?; Montreal. {.
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LOST.
HELP WANTED-MALE

GOOD MONEY MADE At HOME KNITTING
hOsiery-machnes furnished on time We buy or
s"u your goods. Easy and constant work
WHEELER co. Nnc.). 81 Madison Chicago
Statesmen OF EXPERIENCE AND ABILITY
TO travel and appoint agents for reliable firm in
Producing new line. Salary and expense Refer
enccs required. GEO. ". CLARK co. SO 5h
ave. New York
WANTED - APPLICANTS FOR HOSPITAL
course: requirements. one wear uf high school or
its equivalent. Address SUPERINTENDENT Glen
vile H0s7ital Cleveland Ohio
FARN SIS WEEKLY WRITING NAMES AND
addresses, sIare time; no canvassnE Particulars
for stamp. &. c. SMITH Little Rock, Ark
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PHILLIES AND CUBS
SPLIT DOUBLE BILL

PH,ad,lpnra. July %. - Before the
largest crowd Of the season, the PhiUies
today broke even with the Cubs. Chi
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Y. M. H. A. VS.. Phoenix,

The Y. NJ. H. A. will play the
Phoenix A & L. club at Fifth and
Florida avenue northeast at 1870 D
m. today.
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WANTED-AGENTS.

GENTS- FREE CATALnG AND SAMPLES
new goods: quick sales: biG profits; make s. to
50 daily; no experience; worlds greatest sp~iaties
CRUNER CO.. Jackson and CamDte Chicago. IL
GILOSCO- FOR RADIATORS TO II TONIC
bilcs something new. Add ARTHUR b. CURRY
Hammond W. Va.
GASOLINE. Il \ GALLON. ~EII. CARBON
void 81 uhe equivalent 80 gallons gasoline. moro
milcsge 80 investment starts you: r.t,rns SIS two
weeks Territory projected. "CARRONNOID, 90
Bradley Beach. y. J.
So PER 100 ALLOWED DISTRIBUTING TREE
gap SAMPLES POCKET SOAP CO. Lebanon.
n II.
BIG MONEY! SHOW AUTOMOBILISTS HOW
to bum free air, instead Of expensive gasoline
Sell the Lit Fiead. fcnd for power mileage and
gasoline savin-. New WiIdhrr Seller. Free dc
tails. EDWARD HOMAN SsIs DCrt. n. Gin
cinna'i. Ohio.
DISTRICT AGENTS KLEENTP IA d
Cleanser in ,ollapsilIc tubes: no water needed
aUtoists wild II. For territory write kLEEN
Up 90. station F. Toledo Ohio
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Always Ask for Pure Pasteurized
Milk and Cream
JerSeyDaiiry
Pasteurized Milk and Cream in Sterl-
lied Bottles Delivered Anywhere.
460 K Street N. w.
TELEPHONE YOUR ORDER.
Call Main 1881
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Notice to the Public:

ZANClG name. The public is notified
that only persons holding certifcates OF
graduation from the ZANCIG SCHOOL
OF Palmistry and Psychology are
authorized to use the name Of ZANCIG.
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A large bottle of n hal Good Health Medicine.
{l.nC. Root and Herb Tablets for constipation and
indigestion IOc and &c Tablets for Ez<y. sour
stomach Ioc. Lozenlcs for dry, HUSKY throat. Sc
and lOc. Bathing Mixture. lOc- Herb Mixture 70
make laxative and blood purifying drink or tea 10,
and &c. Healing Syrup for cough and throat trorl-
b.es lOc and %. LIrUEent fr Iains and aches l1c
and &c. Healing Ointment for sores. cuts swelling
piles. etc Aromatic Inhaler for headache cstsru,
etc lOc Foot help Powder for sweaty troubled feet
lOc. Talcum Powder s. lOr. l5c and % Face Pow
ders, lOc l5c and &c. Hair Pornade and Dresser,
lOc. Yegetal Face Cream. lOc Tooth Powder. lOc.
Shaving Powder. lOC Perfume, &c shsmpoa
Powder lOr Odorcut Powder lOc Smoking Herbs
anl Cigarette. &c Soaf 6 and lCc. Silver Polish.
I0c. JEFF Walking Rod. Ioc. Indian Dolls &c
and sc. Indian and Caro-, SC. Zulu EId. s..
Folding Scissors. lOc >i1 in One Pocket Secretary
lOc. Coin VanishpT, Io~. Moon and Star Puzzle.
lOc. Ball Vanishing Nasr 7Cc. Wooden Sand Mil
lOc. Combination Measure dipper, funnel and
stTsner-lO0. kszco. great musical instrument ,oc
Wild Cherry. Horehound sasssfrzs and Nli1ei
Candy. Sc bag Health Herbs and Roots. a large
variety.
INDIAN WIGWAN HERB REMEDY
ESTARII~ I~HMEST,
rs SHl nth Street Northwest.
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4. WHITE
HairdrpSsuF Man rrITluE. and CEIrODOdy and Mas
sage f- Eh.uLatiSn and General DEBILITY
Rv appointrn ~ Tel North 4oSo-W. l5Is 6th St rv
notice. Artificial teeth and second
hand Diamonds and Jewelry bought
Louis kbrnhams. SIS G, On. Pat. Onice
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FOR RENT-TYPEWRITERs.

TYPEWRITER RENTAL SERVICE.
North 3Gi. 30 Ist 4. NV formerly g Randolph
place. Mo1arcns rrrted SIS psr month: ronths
s. 50; months so. No. 6 ReningtonI s.; L. G.
Smiths. s25 and SO: UnlerV0ods. ReTninEtons
$50. Redacti,ns II Ta.d ; OF q months in Gdvno,
Rebuilt typewriters f0r sale.
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PERSONALS

WORkINGMEN-TO EXPRESS A FAVORABLE
opinion Of way Of selling; that's what our
trade show by the amount E. Can't beat our
prices on anything in tLIs store from new suit
case at S2-75 to u slightly used coat and Yes s. to
g. JUSTH'S OLD STAND 6l9 D.
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NON-MEDICAL
Yacuum-Neuropathic Treatment.
BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS.

PIANO TUNING.
s1.5o-PfHno TunIng--S1.S0
MANY YEARS AT WEBER AND SIEINwAI
factories New York 7. HOLNERSON. ~ y.
Csrolins ave Phone Line. Ss5s. O-Esns repaired
PAINTING AND PAPERHANGING.
WALL PAPER, lOc, l5c. sc. AND soc
paper. &c and 10c per piece; rooms pa
pered 50 up. Plastering and painting OF
all kinds. lie PRECN. s07 P st. NV.
Phone n. $50
CARPET CLEANING.
CARPETS AND RUGS CLEANED BY COM
Pressed air. the harmless way. Ccn7re<ei Air
Csrpet CLEANING &C.. 20-I c st. nv Phone NJ 1879.
WINDOW CLEANING.
FHOSE NJ. 7I5e TO HAVE YOUR WINDOWS
cleaned Acme Window Cleaning Co So H st.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES,

STEEL RAILS. REANIS. ANGLES. NI.L SIZES
and lengths; switches. Frogs material for sid
tracks Industrial tramwalF. Il. r. S1;kes. Tack
bolts and tics. NJ. MITSHKUN CO.. Detroit. Mich
CURFORATIONS ORGANIZED; WIDEST CHAR
ter privileges. MsritOriouS enterprises Of mszni-
tude organized and developed. Amy business. any
where" Lowest 0et. Send particulars. FINANCE
COMPANY. NJ 5th ave. New York
ARE YOU SEEKING
position. opportunity. Investment. exchange. sale
Of r1opcrty. mining other stock Iatents: Want
to know about anything anywhere? YOU need
"ADNERTJNlTI," magazine that reaches
LIVE WlRES'-sserts, mail order men. bTvers
sellers exchansers, men, women children. HERE.
THERE. everywhere. Next three issues, Oc Chance
to join many big Prize contests Ad rates, Sc pe-
word. Address "ADVERTUNITY," Los Angeles,
Cal.
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EDUCATIONAL
ROOFS AND BOARD.
MONEY TO LOAN

MONEY 10 loan on APPR0VE6 CITY RETf,
eststP at owRS current utes; spe-zl p-irilaS-s
with respect - prio- Tavrneuts. TYLER & RUTH
ERWOED Inc. 81 18Th -
MONEY To BDAN-SJE TO t5r on on n q
real estate SeVe-al tvs, funds ~ 70 per csrt
All trSHss- -ti11s conducted with eoonoui-zl or1-d-
eTstiun fur borrower. WN. H SAUNDERS q
CO. Southern Building ST -5th = Nv.
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4. WHITE

ESTARLI~ I~HMENT.
I-E Selr1th Street Northwest.
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Dem grdii0erten, ulo M1cainIeD
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uber bic GrereItaten Der 8riten un0
iagte: n@ir mullen etiDas fir 6ie
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paren oamnls britiiAellntertaner
u8o iino es bette rod, feine freief
Mmerifaner. ME MIR alailben. Era
iioent Billion hat ia sbenfoas eincr
Germ mad europa geidldt. rnnlens
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@olie, INN Den 9iat gnelnnos ein8u.
boleu, mas mir ireie Amerifauer nit
ben 3entralmdhten tun foaeH. SIT
es nidJt cine Sdmad uuo Shanoe
filr uns, DAB @nglano tln uno lai.
len famL mas eS mia; nbcr meHrl
Deutidlan0 mo ieine 8erbitnoeten
ni6t taii5eiL mic bier gepfiifen miro,
nun ia, Damn lit Der Eeufel los, unO.
ore Rreiie i'm gailaCn 2an6e nit ipe.
nigen ailsnabmen ihimpft iiber Die
Ogutiden agarbaren~, Ole Breiie
III, mie 2aiaae idon Dor mebr oils
so Sabren iagtr, sur gemeiuen
Mebe geuoroen; oIleS itebt im
.9icnite gnglonos, mn no miro oas
en0en2 Sofientlih peroen rniere
@riioer Ga 6rauben iiegreih aus
benz 9arupf 6erporaeben unO ben
Gngl1noern uno oeiien 8erbinoeteu
oen Stanopn.nft tLor MAIDEN. IS
lit pirtIi6 l1herIid, nenn man oie
9eridte in ben 8ettuHgeH lieit mic
Delde Don ben Shpar3iebern idon
prophe3eien, Dab @eutihlanOs nod
Itar arieg init oen Ser. Staotcn lei.
8 Soncta Simplieitasl
gttn fomurt ia bolo pteoer bic
3eit, no politiihe 9rabtsieber Dor
Sic 0eitIden Mitbitraer b~intreten
un6 oenielban init 2o6bnoeLeien al.
Ter slrt ouiluartelL uno boffe i'd,
oaB Damn, nenn's slfr 8abl cert,
ole oeuti6eu @litbiraer miiien, mo.
ran iie iino, uno Oarnad baa0eIn.
Dor 9opuIi gor 9eil Stat SUI
.ititia ct pereat mrnousl
Saeob @opp,
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,lln0 Ihreib ib bin 10 ihreIbit on Der
Dos modt benz goIf oas Ser5 10 i6per
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Tranen Gcb6nbeit lit
abbdngig pUm Gefnncbett!
@eiunbbsif NIB Strait btrlansen re-
eelmakigen StnbIgang,

@eltdts. un6 SautiaI6eL ioiuie
9uoer aIlein iinO ni@t I'M Stonoe,
cine Srau al beridOnern 9honbeit
Iiegt tiefer tie beOingt @eiun0.
belt. aranfbeit nnO llniuoblieiu
fam in, ben meiiten 6daen ouf
II9ledte Magell. uro 8erOnuingS.
fuuftionen 5uriifeefiibrt meroen.
aopfl6mer3, Mi0igIeit, blei9e
@eIihtsfdrbe uno elan5Ioie Gigen
werOen meiItens Durh fhledte Ser
oauung berboreernfen. GAS bette
SilfSmittel, neldes befonOers fir
I0en fcillen Organisms Der 5rauett
geeignet it, lit Or. GnIOmers SD-
rup 9epfin elm milOes Mbfiibrmittel,
gut i'm @eihHad utlo frei bon mar
totiihen @eimiIdungen irgenonel-
der art. 5rnn Gertrude Soroon,
l522 9oro 2ibertp Ctr, Subinnnpo-
It's, SnS., Idreibt: ygs lit einfad,
ousgeseihnet; ih babe nod nihts
gefunoen, meldes NIT Or. GalOs
lpel's Sprup 4eplin einen 9erpleidl
ausbnlten fonnte, 3ucrit gebraidte
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@0 bIei6t bic gere@tidEeit2
l@Inaeian0I.l
Sc nGribiine~ /

8le0nffl0ff Der gxrtbltfte"l
Gum BergIeih Der beutigen 81.
itdrOe 5piihen DettihIor0 un0 ben
g~ereinieten Gt10ten mohte ih ben
9eiern Der 8eittne ettDos ins @e.
od@tnis S~uriidrufeTL neldes fih
uahrrno 6eg Durenfrieses nit eng
Iano 5~ugeir1geh bat. 4nnanIs mar
W1faiFEeD prdf0eut Der Ser. Gt0n-
ten. geridiebeue 8eiiumgen Idrie.
ben .nber Die @reasel, ois letters Der
9riten an ben 2Taien NIB @inoern
Der internierken Brren psfiIht Wnr
Den, nnS BrdEoent Wsule9 Iah
fuh beranTdbt. @sbltqf Dopi nadI
AfriEa ~ Tenoen am ifl6it 81 iehan;
nb bic 9eEihte duf @ahfheit berub-
ten. MIs &srr Davis 5uridfarL