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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-06
YOUNG KELLY DROPS
PRIDE OF THE BOWERY

The Bowsry is receiving hard knocks
tA.se days Following an unsuccessful
attempt % have its name changed tho
Cd district received another hard knock
last night IL happened at the New
PoIo Athletic Club, IN Harlem, when
ME shaw. the pride OF the Bowery'
ne. Young Kelly. Of Newark, n, j.
Nike went 20 sleep IN the fret Of what
was announced 20 be g ten-round star
bout
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-06
To.day's Entries at Pimlico.

Pimlico. Nd, May 5.-The entries for
to-morrow's races are as follows:
First race ifor tro-year oids. selling, four ard
hsg flrl0rrsI -sCherT Belle q. 'hadlsnt 10. ei,
~. 'Kry Enri. %. 'Lucle J.. 100; Lady Neil
i6s. Golden Bantam. l03. Bend4e,, l0t. hanoOAlA
Tod. yellow sally. I05 Manohn. llh ,,,.---
second race The Green ogdns valley HAND AZ
ml.esI-HHLer 49, Whle Mea- 49, MALl-A'
10. Cactus Bud. 1873. lynoslre. is5 Co,eetoI'
iss: Ro6sr, Oliver 1886. Batter. 1885, New haven.
49, Sucoo. 1872 syossst 40. Fl Bart, l'1' shsA-
Thiri rscs Tor -yearoii' ani ugViri sell
irg. one mNs AMI forty yeSfis 49, 49, 1f.llasa' ~
.F...g.4 VI. .Psyu-ister. sis 'GalesNii.ine. ~
.A.k Ma l04. Men.l Pax !g. hg,eet w,
.Nlr MACK I0g Deulash. ll- bAAls h.Oos' az
Liu.e England. ma Budsessf 10 $3.50.
F9IrrE rae ceiling handicap. ior ihree year "a
,,f lir,fsrli. ore ml.eI--N0Iln. lQ3s GREENWOOD
IA. etsluar Helen. los. Damrosch. 100 lease n
hi. Bgly Around. los. LZli, IA; hellAnl 10
Fifib race lf0r thresy ear-o.ds AID upward sell
inz one nile ard forty yarisl - Nasisaiof. ss
. Iirtr1gr l9l. ssputleru Gold. lQf. 'brileA lVs
.ror Room. i0s 'CoulteIArt, ZOE. Captain Par
IL. sc0rpi. IL. Cnevf0n. III. 'MoroeA'' 10
ei',i ra's fThs oriols Handicap: for thr-e-ysar-
81 arf upward. one mile and seventy JNd. -
C,.erue0d s5. illumination. lg- tof-can ly5
Pr6ilhlton. 1922 BacAbmom. 40, SANDMAN IL
s,,9tb rae ceiling handicap for thr,s ye.roid'
,rd upfarf. ok fIr0rgsl -lactess. %. Idsk. Pr
.p.rr'a.tes fs. Mamie x. 81. 'h~iefi9l, lI-
s1,i.g-rts f1l AgHsa 100 Humiliation. los
Iaiy London. 100 bofn. 20 Mann' 1nolee
.Apprunuo. allowance claimed wsather eI'sr
tfack MUDDY
GIANTS to-day with BOsroS. 3 p. NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-06
CHEVY CHASE TENNIS
WON BY THROCKMORT0N

Washington, May 81 A. Throck-
morton, national interscholastic cham
pion, Won from II. G.. Brock, of this
city. to-day in the final round of the
mems singles Of the Chevy Chase Club
tennis tourney, So, 3. This carried
the title, as c. B. Doyle, the playing
through champion, was beaten in the
semi-hnals by Throckmorton.
Miss Marguerite Taylor and Miss
Adele Bull, Of New York, won the wom-
ems doubles honors, defeating Miss
Florence Balm, Of New York, and Miss
Boyd, of Richmond, in the finals, 10,
4-6, 6-3.
In the finals Of the women's singles
Miss Greeley, of this city, defeated
Miss Taylor, Of New York, "a, 6-3.
Miss Greeley meets Miss Eva Baker, Of
this city, for the championship to-mor-
row
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-06
NEWT0WN HIGH BEATS
JAMAICA IN NINTH

Nswtown High School won ninth
inning victory over Jamaica High
School at Elmhurst, Long Island, yes
terday by a score Of 2 20 /. In the final
frame Wacha. the Newtown pitcher,
worked O'Malley, his rival moundsman,
for a pass and stole second. Cox's sin
gle advanced him TO third and he
scored on a squeeze play Wacha held
the Jamaica batters TO FIVE scattered
hits and famed ten batsmen.
X H. =
H i,~s''a ..'.. . Q Q Il 5 !
Batteries -w,cls and kfouhan. OMAley AID
luI4Ier
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-06
VIRGINIA NINE
BEATS WILLIAMS

Williamstown. Mass, May 5.-Vir-
ginia defeated Williams by score OF
IL 10 6 in the first home game OF the
Purple's season on Western Field this
afternoon. Virginia started SCORING, IN
the first inning and held a comic r-table
lead throughout, although Williams
rallied desperately in the last two
frames. getting four runs in the
eighth and two in the ninth.
The visitors hit all three OF the
home teams pitchers freely.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-06
CLINTON STATION NINE
CLUBS WAY TO VICTORY
Third Inspection District Police
Lose a Loose Game. y.

New York's finest forgot the cares
and worries Of herding up criminals
FOR a few minutes yesterday afternoon
and took to the diamond for some
much-needed recreation. The Clinton
Street nine met the Third Inspection
District at Colears Hook, and after
some free smuggling won by score OF
10 to 3.
The game was remarkably free from
kicking at TIE decisions OF the umpire.
Captain O'Connor handled the indi-
Gator. and while he preserved an open
mind on many of his decisions, until
he found out popular sentiment, his
word was law. There was not q man
on the field brave enough to take a
chance on summering in Staten Island
or up in The Bronx by disputing the
captain.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-06
Svraonse Nine Shut Out.

Lansing, Mich, May 5.-Michiean
Agricultural College shut out Syracuse
here to-day by a score Of 3 to o. Al
though Brown allowed the visitors ten
bases on balls, his support IN the field
was perfect
y -. 4 .c...."S3SS5SS 3 ?
Batteries-Brown and Fuller Keir and Morgan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-06

Results of College
Baseball Games

Cornell, 4; Columbia, 3.
Yale. &; Georgetown. |.
Wesleyan, 10; Connecticut Ag-
giles. 5.
Brown. 6; New Hampshire, I.
Catholic University, s.; Holy
Cross, |.
University Of Rochester, 6; Ham,
ilton College. ..
Michigan Aggies, 3; Syracuse, 0.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-06
uroisn,antle'S Home May
Re- Restored to Good
standing on Monday.

..-or not tho Broadway Sport
~ shall be restored TO good
n, Sr,' by the state Athletic Commits s.
''A.', III se decided at a meeting OF
t'n .,.,lon scheduled to take place
he CO... COZ, on Monday morning. Weis-
10 80 49,. club. 90 viii be remembered
. 1r', under the ban Of the 'up'5yi . rial
i'" because Of che fact that TWO
bosro - well below the age limit
youn1Es'-. we're permitted 20 exchange
t'f - ,t ore Of the matinee per
-ssnees Of the c'uo' -. ,o,r
i',,...--,.~,antle asserts that nc HnSW
w. III the alleged violations OF inc
s'Nl-s ,.u-s and las promised 20 IN
hI.as 80 oFcials in the club and dis
So. v;,h the matinee boxing SHOWS
-. chose conditions he hopes 70
1loS- tbe commissions sanction 70
r's., he club, commencing heN'
--sss.day evening.
u.,,. Harvey. who has ofieiatcl at
ONsi-' s-icer debu. Of almost every
re bover OF prominence Who mas
'''.'t- .iis way iu the last -2cade.
''a'---.o+bo- champion in the person OF
,a' -'rrke. u.dd.eweight champion
heqi., .t--, whose name was filed yes
..-i,v with she Athletic COMMISSION
49, ...,ordarce with a request hied re-
!. ..5i,s incoming ritt-swingers.
st-vv-sie. according TO the veteran
- about the best man OF MS
aI,bt and inches ga the. wor!d, and IS
-s3-,'arIv anxious 90 show his wares
.-s.s,itlon With Mike Gibbons, Al
- 60 ~ any other l53-pounder who
AoOSg tbst he is entitled 70 the
49, crown. Should Iyncke sur
s 90 preliminary bouts with mid
Vyg'sgb. frial horses Nr. Gibbons
....bsSv viii be glad 90 ohiige.
n,rrv Netetrick has no patience
~ ~, talk OF Jack Britton, ny
,l-,rs ~ his recent victory over leo
Iv;SC lewis. being we,terwcight cham
PiS Sv {. sbort soldier Bartheld, the
American champion, and ALBERT bA,
land the genuine and unaGult.era..e,l
champion Of Europe MchelrlCA
pisiptively inquiries. bartaeld mas ue,
sisivelv defeated both button ana
Lewis. and is ready 90 repeat any 'line
80 SSPejoud won his European title IN
5s- the rules of the National sporting
Clgb Of England and the French FED,
sret,or. How can Br.-ton be crowned
worlds champion until be has defeated
the European tide holder
Several good boxing bouts are on the
esr5 Cor tonight 40 the Stadium a o.,
,-bieb uses the Manhattan Opera House
az an arena. Jimmy Duffy, of the West
SIDE. viii oppose Chick sinner, OF
Scrertor. En- he main event Of card
uficb gives promise Of much excite
men. Ice Lynch and Bobby Thorn, two
promising bantams, are booked TO eX--
change buFets so the other tcn-round
5t+ls Pioneer Sporting Club another
auei-erweicht Champion" In the person
o. Fred Over. Of Australia, Will attempt
n establish himself in the good graces
Of the New YORK disciples or swat by
defeating Tommy Maloney, OF Green
wich Village. BIZ Brennan, who aspire.s3
20 be g heavyweight hcadiner' VIII
clash with Al Williams IN another ten
round contest a,
AZ the Clermont A. c. brooklyn Al
Ross meets Cowboy Charlie Shand In
The main event. while Kid Henry, OF
Newark will endeavor TO best Johnny
Murray, Of South Brooklyn, in the semi
final
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-06
PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR STEEL iron. wiz, VIE
Cabie wrought Iron and steel Pipe Chaln'
BOILER Tubes Steel Wire, Car Nnrt4e' L..O-
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Tro1ms Tool Handles. Mop Handles. M'at
Rrouers. Panel Boards. Watt-iour Mtltl ~
T-factrlcal Attachments. Welding Speciacies'
e+e.l Tapes. Mop Heads. Signal Flags. j." ..r.
,r,acinF Cloth Insulating Paper, RooinE IA
rar Onionskfn Paper Cardboard, ana Lum-
Sealed PROPOSALS Will be received az
ne oflce of the General Purchasing oincei
,rre Panama Canal, Washing on, j. a., uiilli
10.3O a. M. May 20. 1915, az which iho lhel
vgul be- op,ened IN public. for furnishing me
above mentioned articles. BLANKS anu hSH-
erel Information relating 20 TINS C4rc15hI
80. 1O89) may be obtained from TINS o'ilce
or the Offices OF the Assistant Purchasing
Agents "a state Street. New Iork Cllyi o4t
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and Fort Mason, San Francisco Cal aiso
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Earl l. Brown. Major. Corps of Engineers
u. &. A., General Purchasing Oihcer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-06
PREPARE FOR
PREPAREDNESS PARADE,
ON SATURDAY, MAY 18TH.

There will be thousands in line, and
all who march should fortify their feet
by shaking Aliens Foot-Ease, the anti
septic powder. into their shoes. II re-
moves and prevents the soreness, smart
ing and aches that come with Spring
days and activity. II takes the friction
from the shoe and rests the feet Over
100 900 packages are being used BY the
troops in the war zone. For acute
aches. sprinkle Aliens Foot-Ease In the
Foot-Bath and soak and rub the feet
Sold by Druggists and Department
Stores everywhere. 25c.-Advt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-06
Where They Go.

dme ball players who drop out Of the big leagues
nquire al esteemed nonombaant
IS n p
mipro Chicago Art Dn !"
managing Rhodes is in charge of moving
Bernhard Is umpng in tho minors Inc
fabulous salaries reported but haven't heard OF any
etllvin his
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-06
Baltimore Wins Another.

Al UgTfTm0fr-- Y IT p
haTai, '.. ''.. . . 3 as 8 5
Hstieries-shcrnsn snd McAvoJ. Cooper. Ander-
soa and Haeg Orslow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-06
Deadly Putting.

Westney, in the mean time, was vast
ing few strokes, and although Wootton
held an advantage of from ten to fifty
yards off the tee, his opponent was
more than atoning for this by the dead
illness with which ne putted and used
his jigger.
Skies on the twelfth and fourteenth
lost Wootten his lead, and the best he
could DO was to hold Westney even on
the fifteenth, sixteenth and seven
teenth. Standing on the last tee. West
ney stood dormie one. and a five on
the home hole gave him the match By
two up.
Van Vechten, in winning from Scam
nell, probably showed the best golf Of
the day. Out in Al, he came home at a
fast clip, taking 80 for the inward
journey. The quality Of his work may
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-06
The Two Kings.

Alexander IL about the same
another pnng this we see
either either curcuit Blk Alex
still king of the still the pitching
pcror the American only National League pitcher TO
should lead his league with lot 70
spare and already
him in o thirty this campaign.
wentyeghtwhat should
after he passed twenyg while
under the Big Top
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-06
SCHOOL AGENCIES.

American and Foreign Teachers Agency
Supplies Professors, Teachers, tutors!
Covernesses etc, TO Colleges. Schools and
F.milles Apply TO Mrs n. ]. YOUNG
FULTON. 80 Union SQUARE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-06
SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male.
ernale.

NAV e. ,nterigert wishes work. discharged ,r.in
amy. ~ Anthony. lo' Co. ron io-''"' WV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-06
The Value of Matty.


that John has run the Giants Ma'y has
won ss5 games about wentysH season. In
Guiding years bad slump
The service of pitcher for
thirteen seasons not counting relief Of saved battles is beyond
estimate aid thus rendered is OF great value
Sportive Types.
There IS guy N club
! kroo him very WeiJ-
A perfect marvel who fub
4 shot and h.
what is your Miracle Man7" queries Resgy Mno Is man
aver who can win a pennan called Miracle Man.
How to prevent scng" attractive article that comes
hand Another way develop decided hook or pull
About the only I, tho pnnant barring the
tacen Whereupn Washington promptly ushed 10 W
'front.' being the ways Of the GrandOddope
ovhv not writes Charley have the Yanks sign Pick "
+h Athletics? Think Of what stirring could record from
ok to o PiDp!"
Ram a Mdiron Down His Throat.
srwha would you like hsi Ny opponent topped
he ~ into bunker three strokesj barely his four
kas, attempting pitch the he topped that and
boled ou five strokes Of the hole is a. NEARDUFFER
But what should opponent this ae1 few days ago
bunker playing out caught the ball clean by m'
another bunker $50 yards away the
same result happened shot and the ball dropped within ten feet
the cup 45Oyard where the par was without tou
ing the fairway hitting shot barring the putt
Tho yck one shot we Of Al Mccoy landed
Chips avbne when one in his
had him beaten all seven
Hal Chase was another ended According to the
pitchers he all through just as Ty COBB
and
Felder Jones can't he did the White so1 Of 1909
Not forgetting pitcher the Of Ed Walsh worked over
sixty games
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-06
Boxing Rulers Ponder
On the Broadway Club
Fight Log.
TONIGHT.

TONIGHT.
Stadium A. C.--jlmmy Duny Va. Chlek Smlwi
Joe lynch Va Bobby Uborn.
Falrmont 4 C.-HarD Cattle ". Ten Kelb
Tommy Touhsy "a. Young Mack.
Pioneer A. C.-TommY naieneY W. Frcd Oyr
Bili BrcnnHn ~ AZ Williams
Quccnshoro a. C.-Dummy Burns ". Young
Bushcy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-06

GIRL II yea~. orphan. wishes isn, Nor. 5oo p.it.
81 Brooklyn. third noo<.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-06
Richmond Has Close Call.

A. Richmond r n. y
R H51s5.5sl "a fS5ISSsR Il /
Bausr'ss-JaunAn, Ross and oDonnel: sher-
msu. Uersche and uGle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-06
Die L6qytA;&hf
Cby GLanLk7y70 Rice
The Giant Refrain.
CAS- partially arranged by T. Hoo

! rc1pcmber-l remembcr-tbreo years to-day
When rushing tho front along the trimming wdy
But gUes little joy-n fact It makes sour
knoC getting further from the pennant hour
J remcmber-I renember-ou rose-emboWered fGte
When Mdrquard happy veir trimming Nineteen Straight
Alcs-thenn the hapW days-aas and then aidcb-
For noU the other ctbs roosting back
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-06
ro,alssI2pUus TOtals....S9 s7H h'

.R.,,.a FOR Rowland IN the ninth inning. fBs;ted
for punn In tho ninth inning .
virginia ..........".2 S3SSSS Ei55
Earned rins-yrgnia Williams, Eibsri g,iP
s,s3Isr. clark struck ouirBy Mccall ,So,,,g9y
yoY1g I in a., innings. hy Foster ~ = 49, n;
,i.c,H 'H "a Young. s: on Foster on smith Sl
Wd g ieArsP si...il Hh 9S6uns B.''nSS. White
bausn, 'n,,ii p'ay-Seibert 20 BrlmDsusn.
Is ,.l an bes.@vIrsnls. 10; wiluams' 10. lime
u game -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-06

.-,rsss-----F, Bowling Alley. Biiia q fos
GZtaA1.aSorla Table Mira Repairs ao1
Supplies. MARI Bros, Ia
10 Union Square
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-06

MULTIGRAPHING.
DIAMONDS.
LosT. FOUND AND REWARDS.

VtNoNDs BOUGHT ana SOLD for cash: advice
~ btNNErr Dr.. EI0ala 3D.. third floor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-06

Everything men and boys
wear.
ROGERS PEET COMPANY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-06

GIANTS to-day with BOSTON. 3 +. NJ
polo Grounds. Adm 5sc.-AdyI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-06

"yhy not" writes old Charley HOhmans, "have the Yanks
the Ahletics Think stirring double play could
PIck 70 Peck 20 Pippl"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-06
Sportive Types.

There IS a gltv in our club
! kn0to him very iCelJ-
4 perfect marvel tcho can fub
4 shot and not say h.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-06

what is your idea OF Miracle Mani" queries Ressy Mno
aver who can win pennant without being called Miracle Man.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-08-03
Observation-Disclosures

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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-08-03
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-08-03

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Nah ei1er aus &pm einqetroffener

Depei@e lit ant Samitagaben6 Der
9urg, mel6er Die iterbliden neber-
re- tie 6es Napites Geo XIII. entbdlt,
bon ieiner bisberigem &11beitdtte nod
ser &apeme Marid Spferung 1T ct.
&eter gebradt tpor6en. Die 3ere-
morie par pribot nn6 m1r bobe fird]-
li6e @iir6enfrdger tpobnten ibr Bel.
S@ear6inaI Merrb BEL Sol, Der @r5-
prieiter bon ct. @eter, infpi5irte 6en
gorg un6 fan6> 6aB Die d11Bere aus
&ol5 beiteben6e @une einen &ib auf,
pies, tpdbren6 Der unberi9loiene
Garg aus 8inn i1taft nor. Die Be-
remonie 6auerte rutr cine @iertelltun-
Sc.
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Die enslide @esiernng beqremt
ii@ .langim 6a3u, Die @erluite a1,s
Der Offeniibe auf Dem meitli@en
&riegsidouplob betannt 81 geben.
Wfit BEN Sffi5ierSberluiten bat iie 90,
gerno BEN Mnfang gema6t. sic Be,
liefen fi6 in Ben eriten bpei @oden
6es Suli ouf 4443 Mann. 9as ldBt
n1f gon5 rieiige misunderstanding
idlieBen. Mn Sffi5ieren bot Dos bril-
tti6e Seer un3meifeIbaft @angeI.
Ser meitaus gr0Bte EbeiI 6es alten
Sffi5iersbeitanbes lit ldngit gefallen.
9aS Spltem ser &eierbeoffi5tere ober
gibt es in @nglarr6 nidt. Inter 6ie-
fen umitan6en bat man nit Sfii5ie=
rem iebr fparfam fem miiiien, un6 6as
muB bel Ser 8erednung 6es 8erhalt-
niiies Ger Mannidaftsberlufte 3u SEN
Sffi5iersberluiten inbetradt ge5ogen
tper6en. Man fatn r1big mnebmen,
>ab sic misunderstanding fiinf8ig
Bis ied3igmal 10 groB iin6 a1s Sic
Offi5iersber1uite, un6 es lit gar nidt
ousgeidloiien> 6aB file nod erbebli4
GROCER iin6. 90 iit 6as 30gern Ser
@egierung, Die 8erluite befamnt gu
gebenL bol6 erfldrt. sic fat nod
ni@t bergeiien, meI9eS @ntfeben 6ie
'erluite bon Me1be @bopene nn6
2oos in england beruria9t baben,
nn6 6ie maren eine &1einigfeit int
@erglei@ 51 Ben @erluiten> Die sic
Gngldn6er in SEN @dmpfen Ser leb=
ten @o9en erlitten baben.
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9as Bette 2arir.

Tim Sic @ingepei6e regelmdBig 5u
boIten, lit fein 9orir BETTER als oie
l1ebutg i'm Sreien. Mebmt ei1t bodies
@Ios 8oifer cine baIbe Sh1n6e Dor
6em Griibitiid un6 eBt biele 6ru@t
un6 @emiife, bringt @u9 eine regel-
maBige @etpobnbeit Bel un6 fei6 f.
der baB Cure @ingetpei6e iib ie-
6e11 Sag einrnal reinigen. @en1 ei=
ne Me6i5in nottbmen6ig lit, nebmt
@bamberlairs Tablette. Sie fin6
angenebm at 1ebmen nn6 mil6 ur6
1anft in Ser 8irfung. gu fa11fen in
&enrD's Corner 9rug 5tore.-Mn3.
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fota @lepotor Gomponp gerietb infol,
ge zines 8lib19loges in 8ramo nno
tpur6e boaitdn6ig 5eritort. Der
@erlult belauft ii@ cuff ettpa $4,000
un6 lit 6ur@ 8erltderung geoedt.
gIIen0aIe.- Nifolm1s Sdon,
elm ga Sabre otter @ann, geitano Der
Yoli5ei> 6oB er feline 5rai BET eirem
5treit erpiirgte un6 Damn, Inn ote
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Die Trau als bic @@Dpferin 6es
bGus1i9en Slides muB bor alien Dinz
gen au@ ibr 9er3 rein balten bon
allen, mas Dem Trteben nit tbr felbit
unb. ibrer 1mgebung binberlt@ lit.
MtKe, bab bu sic @ren3en 6einer perz
fDnli@teit ME bur@ finitlt@e Mtttel
ertpettern fannft.
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Nprb=9afpta.

8ea9. - Mebr ols 300 gegen
&agel per1i@erte Garmer 6eS @oloen
8oGep baben @erlulte bel bteltgen
Mgenten angemel6et. 9aS Sagelmet=
ter ging in Sen lebten Sagen bergan<
gener @o9 in Ser umgegen6 nieoer.
2i6germoo6.- Sos @etret=
1eluqerbaus Ger ct. MntbotD & So