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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-05-03
ADVISERS APPOINT
'UMP|RES FOR TITLE
BASEBALL BATTLES
Woodward and Handiboe Sc
Iected to 0fficiate at All Re-
naming Games.
BY BRYAN MORSE.

Dick Woodward and Bill Handiboe.
former baseball players and umpires
of several years standing, have been
selected to umpire the high school
title series. according TO announcements
given out today by the board of faculty
advisers OF the high schools, Wood
ward Is down &c handle the baTe to-
day between Tech and Eastern. and
Handiboe has been picked to work
Saturdays game between Western and
Business.
A change in the series Is contem-
plated following the decision to hold
the Shakespeare pageant during the
week of May y. AS all Of the high
schools are interested in the affair and
many of the athletes have been cast
for important roles. a shift In the
schedule may be made in order to
avoid conflict of dates.
Saturdays game between Western
and Business has been shifted to 10
a. M, in order that the athleies may
take part in the Maryland ACgies
meet which will be held at College
Park in the afternoon. The baseball
games beginning May 3 will be played
on the Monument Lot. Eastern-Cen
trail and Tech business games slated
for the first date may be showed back.
Western-Centrala and Business Eastern.
due to meet May L.. may play later
IL accommodations can be made.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-05-03
Entries for Pimlico
Race Track Thursday

PlMLICo. May 3.-Entries for Thurs
day:
First race-Purse; two-year-old colts
and geldinRs: four furlongs. Harper.
1oI: Intriguer. l07: DR.. ;Selson, lis; Com
rade. l07; Alvord. lO1 Burbank. ll5;
Riverside. 100.
Second race-The Baltimore Steeple-
chase: maidens: four year-olds and up
ward two miles. Bowler. li9: Alledo.
l3S; Falmouth. 40: Union Jack. l4g; Carl.
lio: Raccoon, 149; Sir Denrah. liy; Qmp }
Maybud III. lE.
'Tnird race-Selling: four-year-olds and
upward: six furlongs. Maxim's Choice.
40: Orotund, 10: Laura, 10: 'Glint. 10;
'Aprisa, los: Energetic. 10; Carlton c..
10: 'Freda Johnson. 10; Rosemary,
l05; Bendel, ll5; Dakota, ITO.
Fourth race-The Arlington Selling
Handicap; three-year-olds and upward
six furlongs. Ina Frank 70: Martin
Casca. liz; Sea Beach. 105: Ina Kay 1R;
Water Lily. ia: Jane Straight So; Nau.
shon. 106; Yodeling. los.
Fifth race-Thc Baltimore Steeple-
| chase (second divisior1 maidens: four
year-olds and up; two miles. Brent.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-05-03
George Marshall Is
Winner of Free-for-All

The free-for-all. which was the fun
mnke- at the Central Coliseum last
nighf. was won by George Marshall in
the time of three minutes and fifty Sec
onds.
Billy Miller. who has won the event
the last two times out. was set back
a quarter of lap. which proved to be
moro ,nan he could make up for, hut he
kept Marshall working to keep the lead
he had 10 his advantage.
Thur sday and Friday nights Manager
T.. s Whiting will put the novelty of
the season on when a fancy dress car
niynl will take place. there Will he 500
given away in prizes for both singles
and couples.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-05-03
Wants Games.

The Rex Athletic Club is without a
game for next sunday and would like to
book a first-class out-of-town club for
this date. Address James +. Wright,
$50 Twelfth street northeast.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-05-03
FIRST TOURNAMENT
TOgEG|N TOMORROW
Washington G. and c. C. Has
139 Entries, Numbering
Many Excellent Players.

Washington welcomes the opening OF
the 1916 golf campaign tomorrow when
1873 players will tee of at the Washing
ton Golf and Country Club. Jewell, Va.
get under way In the afternoon. being
paired with Edward s. Duvall, jr.
The class of this first tourney of the
season Is indicated by the entrance OF
such players rs Sam Dalzeli, Donald
--avidson. Robinson White, f. A. Va
rela. Dr. Loren Il. 7. Johnson. y. w.
Winter. John w. Brawner. Earl Wheel
err. Bradley Gish, George Il. Truett. j.
n. Scranage. Benjamin Woodruff. A.
s. Mattingiy. John II. Clapp. and ID. X.
jackson.
The first pair are due to tee on a;
7:30 o'clock, and at intervals OF five
minutes others will get under way until
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-05-03
By Goldberg

wood. 1T; Marian. 1T; Royal. 10: Oar
bish're. III; superhuman. 10; Hearts of
Oak. 1872; Russia l3s: sarsanet. 40.
Sixth race-The Merchants Handicap;
three-year-olds and up; me mile.
Wooden shoes. lOa; Greenwood. IS;
slumber End. 1928; Judge Wright. IS.
Seventh race-selling; four-yesr Odds
and Up; six furlongs. Mamie X, 10;
'l.ouise Travers. 10; Jesse. jr., lis;
Anxiety. IFS: Jim Basey. 10: Striker,
lis; Ed Weiss. IFS; Gait. Parr lis;
salon. l1j: Finslee. 10; Anavri. lis.
Apprentice allowance claimed.
Weather clear. track fast.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-05-03
MEMS SINGLES MAY
Be PLAYED FRIDAY.
IN SPRING MATCHES.
Harold Throckmorton and
Henry Brock Will Meet for
the Final Honors.

The date for the final match Tn the
mems singles In the Chevy Chase spring
Invitation tennis tournament. now
drawing to a close. has not been def
n!tely fixed vet, but will probably be
played Friday afternoon.
It is possible that the challenge
round in the mems doubles will take
place the same day. when Pell and
Bull defend their title against the
qualifying team. The semi-finals In the
lower half-Breck and Moore vs.. Davis
and Kennedy-wiil be played off this
afternoon. the winners to meet Throck-
morton and Wright In the finals. to-
morrow probably
The finalists in the mems singles are
Harold A. Throckmorton. national In
teYscholastic champion. and Henry {.
Breck. who recently came from the
Throckmoyton yesterday scored a
clean-cut and decisive victory over
Connie Doyle, In one OF the prettiest
exhibitions of tennis ever seen on local
courts.
Comics service. which worried H.
Norris Williams SO much on his recent
visit to this city. was handled by
Throckmorton with the greatest ease
In fact. the collegian's well placed anc
accurate return Of service was one oil
the strongest factors In his victory
Doyle, on the other hand. seemed
unable to silve his opponents whirlwinc
service shots. Throckmorton followed
his ball. and repeatedly scored
smashing drives on Doyle's ineffective
returns.
This aggressive overhead play at tn,
net was another of the telling factor.
I'M his triumph. Throckmorton played
finished tennis in every department
played an exceptionally hcady game
and was master of the situation at al
stages,
II. {. Freck defeated ballard Moore
the District title-holder. in whirlainC
style. the local champion being nnabl
to carry off q single set. Breck's smash
aggressive plsy broke through Moore
steady chop game and seemed to throw
him completely OFF of his poise. At M
time during the match was there an,
doubt as to the outcome.
Brock has reached the finals with3u
the loss of a single set So far he ha
not been forced to extend himself to an
great extent to win. When he meet
Throckmorton for the title. the collegia
will be, figuratlvely speaking dealiu
with an unknown quantity. How niue
the Californian has been keeping unde
cover and what reserve power he ha
are matters of conjecture. Ii Is onl
known that he has come through tn
present tourney with the greatest az
parent ease. and that out on the Pacifi
coast he has made a name for himse
from southern California to Nancouvel
Brock Is not listed In the u. =. n. |
T.. A., while Throckmorton Is ranked
the second ten players of the country.
Local enthusiasts are looking forwar
to a great match when the title contes
Ia staged.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-05-03
Will PLAY w. Va.

Catholic University will play the Uni
versity OF West Virginia at Morgan
town. w. Va, on November 5. accord
ing TO an announcement made today
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-05-03
Defaults Frequent
In Tennis Tourney
Home Club Association Staging
Its Contests at the New
Municipal Courts.

Results of yesterdays matches In the
preliminary round of the annual tennis
OF the Home club of the
Interior Department are as follows:
n. +. Morgan defeated l.. Wolfe, At,
L.3. C-l; Stose defeated T. .. klath, 5-l,
6-p; +. ID. Connolly defeated ". j.
lse. Cos. 2-6, So.
Five winners were returned by the de-
fault route. They were j. II. stewart.
=. c. Hamilton. ID. T.. Winchester. II. M.
Cooper, and +. J. Clark.
The matches were played on the new
Municipal courts at Sixth and h streets
northwest. Play will be continued to-
morrow at 5 o'clock. after further draw
ings have been made.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-05-03
Yankees Hop Back
Into Upper Half
Bob Shawkey Pitches Fine Ball
Against Old Team Mates and
Clan Is Victorious
Clan Is VICTORIOUS.


PHILADELPHIA. May 3.-The Yam
KEGS hopped back into the first division
by defeating the Mackncn. to 4. The
DOnovanites banged Bressler and Nor
risette all over the lot, while Shawkey
was invincible until he eased up in the
last frame.
score by innings: X. n. H..
1ankeeS .............. 10 or OlO-9 IL
Mhckmen ............ W 90 Ol3-4
Nunamaker; Mackmen, Bressler, Nor
risett., and Schany.
ST. LOUIS. May 3.-The seventh con-
sccutive- defeat for the Brownies here
saw the White SoX gobble the game In
the mint mining. when Heb Terry.
pinch-hittins for Danforth. doubled and
!, only three hits were made by the
Brownies.
Score by innings: Il. II. Il.
WhIte SoX ........... 00 90 1913 10 ,
Brownies ............ OH 900 WO-3
Batteries-Whte Sox, Faber, Cicotte
Danforth. Wolfgang. Williams, and
Lapp, Lynn; Brownies, Park, Flank
Woiiman. and Hartley.
DETROIT, May 3,--The Indians hung
on TO the heels of the Griffmen by de.
fcating the Tigers, to /. Guy Morton
Was In fine fettle, and let down the
home team with four hits. This wal
the third straight for the Indians ovei
the Jungaleers.
score by innings: r. II. T.
Indians ............. OIL 2J2 WO-6
| Tigers. ............... 100 OOJ OOO-l
atteries-lndians, Morton and O'Neill
| Tigers, Covelcskie. Boland, Erickson
McTlgue. aid Stanage, Baker.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-05-03
Soldier Mccarthy to
Tackle finder on Mat

Soldier Mccarthy and Roy finder will
grappIe tonight I'm the wrestling tourna-
mcnt at the Gayety Theater. Thursday
night Young Lesco. of the Engineers
Corps. Washington Barracks. will meet
Jack Boland.
Leonard. the New Jersey champion, lost
In two strait ht falls to Jack Boland,
the local boy. The first fall came in
1880, but the second one was in 1:l0.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-05-03
Bob Folwell's Squad
Reports For Football

PHILADELPHIA. May 3.-Candidates
for the University OF Pennsylvania foot
ball team started spring practice here
yesterday on Franklin Field.
Thirty players, including ten members
OF last years varsity eleven and a
number from the scrub and freshman
teams, reported to Folwell. After prac-
tice In kicking and handling the ball the
squad took a garter OF a mile run
around the track.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-05-03
Leonard and Dundee
Waiting FOR Promoter

NEW YORK. May 3.-Benny Leon
ard, cOnnucroT Of Freddie Welsh, and
johnny Dundee have signed up for
tcn-rounG hcut aud are today awaiting
the best offer to stage the bout. rhe
managers of Madison squnre Garden
EbbCt's Field 10. Iioth lighters ana
their managers thin, tina they could
stand n little more. The bout VIII take
place between May IS and May q,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-05-03
BRAVES TAKE LEAD
IN OLDER LEAGUE
Eighth Inning Rally Brings Down.
fall of Champions.

BOSTON, May 3-Thc Braves. by de-
feating the Philiies with a sterling
eighth inning rally. are today leading
the National League, pushing the
Brooklyn Dodgers out OF the position.
Demaree held his own till the eighth
when he was driven from the box. the
Braves winning, to ?. Score by In
nings:
Il. II. f.
Phillics .............0o0 COL Oi0-2 . o
Braves .............OOO COO ok l
Batteries-Phillies, Demaree. Chal-
mers and Burns; Braves, Reulbach.
Hughes and Gowdy.
NEW YORK. May 3.-Jer Tcsreau
hung up his second victory for the
Giants yesterday. turning back the
Dodgers to !. IL was the second
win OF the season for McGraw's team.
and its first in nineteen days. Larry
Doyle's hitting was feature. Score by
'''s'' r. II. e.
Dodgers ....... ono 100 COL 8 0
Giants ............ DOL OlO cox
Observation-Disclosures Pfeffer and McCar-
thy; Giants, Tesreau and Rariden.
CHICAGO, May 3-Bill Doak won a
pitchers battle from Jim Vaughn yes
terday, 3 to o. The Cubs made but two
hits. Score by innings:
Cardinals ........ 102 900 0o0-3
Cubs ............. 900 600 600 2
Observation-Disclosures, Doak and Sny-
der; Cubs, Vaughn and Archer.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-11-09
Metzroth Clothing Co.

9uprdbrl16periude gegen 6os Gent
rum elmer Steaung n11r geringe Mus-
lidt auf @rfolg boben. Sic meiien
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September 6eS Sabres 1915 bin, TO-
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on Der 85ura &a1ufa I'M porigen
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gegen einen 1liigel o0er gegen einen
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baben lie gang unperbaltnibmaBig
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-11-09

'Stod uno @tein, tbeils 6a1r@ ben
Sort, tbeils auf bolprigem Yfaoe,
tbeilS a11f Der neuen, nod utausge.
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benz tpeiten, al ebener @r6e geleger1en
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Der Is. M11g1tlt 1916 baS Set Marid
Simmelfabrt. Na9 9 ubr morgens
tonen sic 2eute, elmer nod Dem a11-
bern, mand)e iiber -18 Meilen tpeit
Der, IN 6ieie @aue gum @ottesoienft,
Ser l1m 10 l1br begnn. Sd borte
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borgelagerten &aume, 11n6 iang bonn
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tpeiter 81 arbeiten an Dem
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-11-09

Ct fiibrt uns gum 8m1plab, ni@i
meit ab bon ieinem Mtelier mitten IN
elmer @ieie gelegen. 9eS Nodmit.
tags fabren mir i'm Muto 5tpei Met.
len bina1ts in Den tpeiten Tnnnen.
FORT, 100 &err &riebs nit ieiner So.
milte mobnt. SSn einem groBen Belt.
bauie baben iie ii6 bdusli6 einge.
ridtet, in berrli9er @egeno, Sic mil
ibren idapar3en 5i6tenmal6ern un6
ianft aniteigen6en Mnboben fotpeit
bas Muge reidt an Bartien inn ba6i,
iden Sdmar3malbe erinnert. Wir
lernen Ole brape @attin 6es &errn
&riebs fennen nit ibren 6ret Sin.
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fir mebrere Sage. Sic &in6er Ser
6amiIie fins edte Maturfinber i'm
gl1ten Gimme bes @ortes, zines ser,
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&inb, erregte meine beion6ere Muf-
merflamfeit. Sic &letne fonnte fun,
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ites. Mm fiibIen Morgen tpanoerten
mir Damn gu SuB Sen 5mei Meilen
meiten @eg nod >0em @m6t@en iiber
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-11-09

Sen ,1n6 @ertpirflidp1ng for6ern, un6
oann, meinen biele, mag li6's 5eigen,
boB oas beutl6e &eid iid in Dem
nel1en @olen, bas es iduf uno itarf
mobte, einen 1tarten 6eino groB5og.
Gem sic groBpolntid)cn Sraume
ldlieBen No1en mno 8eitpre1ben elm,
un6 SOB Oemt1dlono lie 6ieie 3ropin.
gen %oufgeben u11o 0em ncl1ea Solen'
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ousgeIhlolien: banf ibrer idron meit
fortgeihrittenen @ermani1ierung nno
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ferung bieier Yropin5en.
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uno Seiterreid- llngarn geibot1ene
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bel treh1ngen eines Staates baben
nur Damn 9eredtigung nno sic Weog-
lidyfeit 0%auern0en grfolgs, tpenn Die
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lem empfangen miiiien. Seine &lll'
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-11-09

bilto11r. Gie Menoe brodte i@ i'm
trauten 6milienfreiie 6es &errn
Serbs 5u. 8abren6 Ser Iebten Modt
meineS M%ufentboltes in oeiien Belt.
baus entlu6 iid Elm fdtperes Sturm-
metter aber Die @egeno, Der @in6
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oos Sud)oab uber DEM &aupte tpeg,
gefegt mer6en iolte; es tpor cine
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|Do6 es ging alles gut. 8es Mor-
gems nod bent gemeinidaftIiden &C.
bette, Dos i6 ouf @riu6en 6es &m1s.
BERN leitete, moridierten tpir tpie-
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Ser &oqe. 9arna6 nabm ia Mb=
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.tpobl in 5eitlider mie in religioier
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telz boB nod Sabren iid bier cine
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miro, Der @run6 6a5n lit bereits qe-
legt,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-11-09

binoung NIT Ser @iienbabn in elmer
gntfernung BON fat 20 Meilen BON
bier gelegen lit. (Daielbit mobnen et-
ma 8 6eutide fatboliide Gamilien>
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1bnen 81 fommen, 6a Tie bereitS 5mei
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bat bodpp. 6reoerif bon @aB 2afe ii9
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uno ote Mfiiiion e%r0ffnet. Seuer ie-
oo6 beridteten iie> baB. sic Mdnner
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in Die grnte na9 Dofota abgereiit
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leioer 6ieSmal Ser 8eiu6 unterblei-
ben. Sd entidieo nli6 6eSbolb, bret
Gage bel ben &atbolifen in &aden-
iad 51 bleiben> I'M 10 mebr, Ga Der
Mu fentbalt bier 1ebr ongenebm mar
uno i'd MIDI gan5 beimii6 fiiblte mie
in einem trouten 6reunbesfreiie. Sc
Ben Sag bielt ib in Ser @ane Got
tesoienit ob, ie6esmnl famen 6ie 9eu=
te, 10 meit tie es einridten fonnten,
rn6 tpobnten ser I'll. Meiie on6d6tig
bel. Sic iibrige Belt ltattete i@ ben
5amilien 8eiude ab, Die itetS un6
BON aaen getpiir6igt tpur6en ODER
madte MuSgange in sic l1mgegen6,
einm1al al1h cine anqenebme Muton1oz
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2aft @antfranfheiten iid nidt ans-
0chren.

Sribiale 6leden fin6 5utpeiIen sic
erite @arnung ernfter &outfronfbei-
ten. @ernadldiiigte &outbcidmer.
6cn -mo6ien. ST &obion's @c3cma
Salbe bemmt raid ocn Tortidritt
bon eczema, BELT bortnddige Sale
bon Simmer. 9outfinnen, &isblat.
tern, rotbe un6 iduppige &out. Sic
antiieptiiden gigenfdaften bon Ct.
9obion's gc3emo Salbe tobtet Sen
&cim unb beugt ser @erbreittng bes
Srubels- Dor. Stir taIte Mebcn ODER
gciprungene @6nbe bietet Ct. Sob
fonts @caemo SaIbe prompte 0irfbe.
r11ng. @ei Current Mpotbefer, SOC.
- Mn3.
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Sic 6ulgen bes a,uedloien 8lut-

Ste JDlge1 beg 5ipeflD1cn 8l1tt-
bergiebens an ser CONNIE befommt
sic fran5oiiide Sl1gen6 5u fiiblen.
I'm tpenigltens einigcrmaB BEN Die
2iiden fiQen gu fonnen, Sic biele
&dmpfe in Sen fran50iiid)en &eiben
binterlalien baben, miilien sic Sicb-
5ebn> un0 Sed5ebniabriger cinberu>
fen meroen, fulpeit Sic Sieb5cbniabri-
gen nidt bereits einberufcn lino. glio
&noben, un6 bas lit bas lette Ma-
terial, 6os 6ranfreid CUR Gerfiigung
bat. 9arunter gebtS nidt. 60 blutet
Sranfreid laniam, aber iid1er at
So0e. Ser engliide Gompir ldbt es
nid)t los. @enn Ser &ricg nod ein
sSabr bauert, miro Ser %bliibcrolte
Sbeil 6ranfreihs in cine @iiite Der
man0elt fem, Ole nien1als mic0er be-
b0lfert merben fam. @cil es an
Meniden feblt, fie mie6cr urbor 5u
MAIDEN. 60 biiBt Tranfreih fir Die
Gerbreden ieiner Staatsmanncr, sic
ab5uidiitteln es nidt 0en Mutb bot.