davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening journal., 1917-09-15
FENCE-JUMPING JAPANESE
GET MIKE FISHERS GOAT
ny MIKE FISHER.

1 almost dropped dead when I saw
the crowd at Toxic when we played
Klo University. There must have been
10000 people present, and later we
figured that about $1,000 Jumped the
fence. A Jap can stand still and hop
twelve feet high; anyhow that's my
dope.
At Kio a lot Of peddlers came out to
the ship and took our measure Tor
some new suits Of clothes which we
fell for, because the material looked
great. The first time we wore EN- II
rained and we needed barrels to get
back in. That Jap cloth didn't bear up
under rain.
When tell you Count Okuma
lpitched the first. ball you get some
idea how enthusiastic was our recep-
tlon. We gave the old gentleman a sill
yer ball and / had my picture taken
with him.
After the game they gave us a tea
party, but I don't know where they
kept the tea. There were a lot or other
things to drink. Our players attended
in uniforms. They didn't spill any tea
on them.
We played at Shanghai and Hong
Kong a cricket match MAS dlIdheCu
at Hong Kong, and we got a horrible
beating Delehanty made SO runs but
the opposition made about 5000.
In Canton the attendance was esti-
mated at 10000. Maybe it was, but
never again any OF those Chinese gates
for mine. When we got through count
ing the Chinese money 1t was morn
ing and four Of us had been up all
night. There must have been some
misunderstanding about the admission
price because in all we only had
s426s.
Umpire Hildebrand Of the American
league was with us at the time, and we
had kept him on the gate. Hildy tried
TO steal Is cents but couldn't carry II
home. That night Hildy got in bad
with his wife by staying up to play
= poker.
lie went home with a great big
8 bundle Of Chinese paper money and
5 tried 20 square himself by handing his
5 wife a big. roll to go shopping with
She found later it was only equal tC
3 $3.50 in American coin. Hildy hid Oui
= for several days.
Evening journal., 1917-09-15
West Appears Likely TO
Take Up Baseball Spotlight

The White sox will have to be
counted os a factor again in 1908.
The club is comparatively young, and
is holding up we'll Unless wrecked by
war, the White Hosed gang will be
right around there when the reckon
ing comes.
The Cardinals and Reds, however.
will get the fearsome eye from rival
National Leaguers when they start
in the 1918 chase. Hornsbys, Cruises.
Paullettes. Goodwins and such, have
made Of the Cardinals a real chain
pionship possibility.
Likewise Toneys. Rouschs. Grohs
and things like that. but mainly the
masterful clever way Christy
Ma.hewson has manipulated the
Reds, has, for once, elevated them to
the pinnacle OF pennant hopes.
Mathewson made the remark be-
fore he went 10 Cincinnati thai he
expected to make managing a ball
club Just as deep a study as he hal
made OF p,tchlng, and he added that
he would make just as much of a
success or &c. out Of the way.
That much success means a pen
nant for Cincinnati Maybe II isn't
SO far in the ofilng
Evening journal., 1917-09-15
DIRECTUM | BREAKS
RECORD At Nazareth

BETHLEHEM, Pa, Sept i5.-For the
second time this week the record or
the Nazareth fair track has been
broken Yesterday Dlrectum I did the
trick, reducing the mark made by
Peter. Stevens on "Wednesday by one
and three-quarters seconds. Directum
made the distance in 2.O5 fiat. BY
quarters his time was 81 t-2. 1903 "a
i.34 10, 2.O5 The last half was made
In i0i Ia, and the last quarter In
30 i-2. or at the rate of POP gait
Directium { was driven by John Wyn-
koop.
Evening journal., 1917-09-15
POULTRY NOTES

Practically all poultry associations
IN this section OF the country having
cancelled their exhibitions this wn-
Ter. members OF the Diamond State
Poultry and Pigeon Association will
decide on next Tuesday evening
,vhetheg 10 hold a show here during
Thanksgiv'ne week To secure the
opinion of those interes.ei letter
poll Is being taken among last years
exhibitors.
with the breeders and others in
terested in the industry, 1t is CON
tended that shows this year viii
serve two purposes. one TO show the
benefits Of thoroughbred fowls and
the other to demonstrate JUS what
the poultry industry means IN the
movement TO conserve the food sup
ply OF the nation.
With cold storage eggs retailing a.
IS cents dozen. the prediction made
An these columns some months ago
that fresh eggs this winter would go
above the dollar mark, appears TO
De warranted.
/ Wilson Greenfield. OF Elsmere
.nrunr surprise at the state Fair
show. when his S. c. Rhode Island
Red hen, purchased from local
breeder. won first over a fowl the
former owner OF the Greenfield bird
had purchased al a high figure.
Frank NJ. Smith. president OF tho
local poultry associat on. is expected
10 return home IN a few weeks. Mr.
Smith has been spending the summer
gat Wernersville, Pa.
e Plans are under way whereby mo-
tlon pic'ures of poultry plants are t'
he displaved In this city in a shor
tine in an effort TO Interest resideni'
lin keeping fowls. The views VIII b'
shown through an agrednent be
tween the SAFE Experimental Farm
and the Diamond state Poultry AS
ISOLATION.
e. ]. Chandler, OF Kenne.t Square
"a well known breeder showed
number OF fowls az the Mt Holly, n
j., show this week.
Mrs. George A. Wolfe. OF Talley
Vile, is counting on having a numbe
rof her Barred Rocks entered in tn
Trenton. n. J.. show.
Having had considerable expert
ence in New Hampshire. Mass. Penn
sylvania and o'her S'ates iurtherin
the interests of the poultry business
Professor r. V. Mitchell. Of Delawar
COLLEGE. IS working hard 20 e1ucat
the Delaware farmer to the fec tha
the keeping OF a few hens Is NOR
than hobby. Professor Mitchell
has been touring the State, exnlain
Ing to the farmers how 10 Gull on
the non-produceTs and to dist nguis
he egg layers from the barren hens
Among the awards made AZ IN
Fair poultry department which hay
mot been published We're those OF th
chickens and fowls bred and eXhibi
ed by C.. F. Coombs, Of the SedglC
Farms. These were as follows
Barred Rock cockerel. first; Viii
Orping.on cock, first; pen, frs
Brown Holland turkeys gobbler al
hens. first in bo n classes.
Evening journal., 1917-09-15
JACKSON

tage is so slight. however. that the
least unlooked-for element might cas-
lily disturb It.
Both teams are loaded With temper
ament, either is likely to go in and
knock the hide on the ball or just as
likely TO miss anything In sight. That's
where the question Of world series
nervousness enters in.
With cOld-blOOded money players
like the Red Scx or Athletics this ele-
ment never entered, but with clubs
like the Giants and SoX It may cut a
! big figure.
Evening journal., 1917-09-15

afternoon tea to having his name men
toned in society scandals.
Ihon he won't be able TO get job
because his right ear is worn so II can
hold pen any more. And he can't get
in the old peoples nome because he
doesn't know any Of the latest dance
steps. But the bookSeeper should fret
II he reads the good book he knows
what il says about the meek and what
theyll inherit. hut then again, Los
Angeles wizard said "Yes, they will, d
bv g bv g."
Evening journal., 1917-09-15

Weaver. NicCarty is superior TO schalb
in the batting department.
But there is to be considered the
method Of attack and what the teams
can do against the kind Of pitching
which will be sent against them. Nc
Graw undoubtedly will depend upon
his three southpaws, Benton, Schupp
and Sallee, to stop the White Sox who
have been rather weak against fork
hand pitching this year. What the Sox
fear most is the sweeping crossflre OF
Sallee's delivery.
Will write more Of this in my ar
Evening journal., 1917-09-15
FOR BALL SCORES
CALL
D & A. Sc
DELMARYIA 1903
Amt
Nature
Wonderful
THE BOOKKEEPER.

Gaze at the bookkeepcr. Old Dobbin
Is chariot horse compared TO the book
keeper. Years may come and years may
exit, hut tho booiheepcr plays on for
over
II he's there long enough and works
hard enough he may he promoted to a
Gesk near the window and then bc
sannod by the boss lounge lizard nephew
srho inst took part of the department
after learning the business-from the
Evening journal., 1917-09-15
The Series Batting Comparison White and Giants

The first of six articles by Paul Pur-
man, THE EVENING JOURNAL sport
expert, analyxing and comparing the
White SoX and Giants as they ap-
prOach the world series.
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his own home town.

The price OF beer has not advanced
but probably will with the opening OF
the bowling season.
It's lamentable the way Walter John
son has gone back. lie allowed Boston
two hits the other day.
The world is getting better. After
seeing Fred Fulton fight a New or
Evening journal., 1917-09-15
cHI-RcH IFAGrP

Central VS.. Elsmere. at Els
mere.
wadeIcy VS.. Cookman, at Watrr
Tower.
Hfncrest VS.. Fastlake. at TWen
ty-ninth and Market.
Evening journal., 1917-09-15
GENERAL SPORT.

Matinee racing. Horse Show
Park.
Trashooiing. Wilmington, p. II.
r. r. Clun and Green'fil.
Golf and tennis, Wilmington
Country Club.
Evening journal., 1917-09-15
IuDFPFyDFNT.

II. & II. j.. S. VS.. II. & H.,
Soufh Side Park.
Chesrook VS.. COmnany A.
Eighteenth and Van Buren.
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20
};=;1lSGIITITRE(I m

One thing that makes the end Of the
baseball season regrettahle is that a
lot OF bum fighters who can't get their
names in print during the summer will
begin TO break into the sport page.
Graney stole home the other day in
-.
Evening journal., 1917-09-15
SATURDAY SPORTS
AIL.WILMINCTON LEAGUE.

4 IlIl- " TN W EW-' y
Browntown vs.. Brandywine,
. Front and Union.
RroWnSOn VS.. Eden. Mt Eden
Park.
Pioneers VS.. New Castle. ut
3 New Castle.
> YandevF VS.. Wilmrr'0n Steel.
: at Seventeenth and Spruce.
Evening journal., 1917-09-15
American League.

SCHEDULE FOR TODAY.
National Leapne.
Brooklyn az Philadelphia G games)
New York at Boston
st. Louis at Chicago.
Pittsburgh at Cincinnati.
American League.
Athletics ct Washington.
Boston at New York.
Cleveland at st. Louis.
Chicago at Detroit
Evening journal., 1917-09-15
BASEBALL STATISTICS
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
National League.

New York. 5: Boston, 0.
other clubs not scheduled.
American League.
Athletics, 2; Washington, 1.
Boston, 6; New York. 3.
Chicago, z; uetroit, 3.
Cleveland. s; ST. Louis, 1.
Evening journal., 1917-09-15

leans promoter refused to try to fool
the public with him.
Whose turn is ii TO win next, Mary's
or Molla's?
Evening journal., 1917-09-15

Mrs. George A. Wolfe. OF Talley-
Vile. is counting on having a number
of her Barred Rocks entered in the
Trenton. ~ J.. show
Evening journal., 1917-09-15

e. ]. Chandler, Of Kenne.t SQUARE
well known breeder showed a
number of fowls al the Mt Holly, n
i. show this week
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Gnteleiimno eincs
amer. BcfI0afters!

Berlin, 8. MGr3. GSnufcnoepe.
ide.) = Der gGorriere bella 5ero"
in MoilonO beriftet einen 3piihen.
faa. Der ii6 BEL Der g%roffnung Der
9rmta obgelpielt boben ioIl.
Ger 8r1lioent bes ruiiiiden Gor-
lalncntes begriiBte Die @ertreter Der
gntentemddte init eirter i6lpltngbol-
len 8e0e mo IS nuroe Oenielbeu
cine Gpation bereitat. als Die 0i.
plontoten oufitonoen, ulit ibrem
Cant 4ils0rud 5i geben, erbob iid
Der outerifoniIde 8otidofter mi;
linen. SIN ndditen Moment ober
ieBte iif Der 8ertreter Der Ser.
Stooten nie0er. aber er iprang ais.
bal0 oberrnols ottf I'M ii6 bortfeno
gegen 0en 8raitoenten nno Die g6.
georoneten 5u ~berbetigen.
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1lMs Sen Pancn
Scr Gcict9cbMn0l

2incoIn, 8. 9iGr5. - 9as SupS
nabm Die SItermonns8 orlage al,
pollo6 Die @iienbabnen, Defenders
Die Union @ocific 8nbn, ibre 200
SUP 2onb at beioen Seiten ibrc&
@eleiies an Die Counties o~b5ltreter
rat, fuas iie oosielbc nidt beniist
Ginc gauge Aeibe bon gorlagcn fam
5ltr gnnatme, mic Die olgemein(
8cDiQiguugs-8ia.
Dos @ouS beihloB, Die rteite aa.
p~itolDorIoge 1t1diten 9onnerstal
5im Spe5ialgei6oft 81 erbeben. Sop.
Tor pon Gutter proteItierte iebr
i6orf 9iergegeu, ornng aber nidt
0urf.
Die ausiift, ooB Die 2~on6peee.
8crbeHerungsDorlnge our g(nrlnbmc
fommen miro, monod gfebrosta lei.
1en 9lnteiI om 9unOesfon0 CUR Ser.
belIerl1rg Der 2unolpege befpnntt,
baben it'd beoerteno sebeiiert. 9ies
wiir0e fir unieuen Staat einen gro.
Ben 8ortcil beneltteuL,
SIN SONS lit Die 8orlage nltfge-
rufen Doroen, mrnnd Der of)ttiltOi.
ge SrbeitStag fir ale 9lrbeiter, All
Ser Sarmnrbeitern feItgeieBt lperOer
ioG. 9ie g(usii4ten auf 4nnabme
io0en CUTE iein.
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Store wirN fein
2lntt ~bcibcbaltcn!

@aibington, 9. MeGr8.-8unoes.
%ierator 2epis, Der Itreitg Die an'
ii6ten Billions D~ertritt, CAB beutc
Die grflGrung ob, Dab Senator
Stone ols 8oriiBenoer neS aomitecs
fir oltsmGrtige 8eitrebungen beibe-
holten lper6en miro. @S lit Su6e
Der &onItituenten Stones 2esterell
lueeen 0eIien 8erboItens at fritz
Iiaren, ipelln iie 0as fir augebrnht
balten. SIS miir0e fir Stoues anl.
legen niht aueebrod)t ieir, Oieierl
megen 6eiien aiis0rltfs ieiner ebrli-
den leber3elgllng at fritiiieren.
MitglieOer oes Scnats bertreten Die
SouberdnitGt oes %ein5elnen Staotes,
uno elm Stoot fam ods 8erbolten
zines au0eren niAt IN Jrage iteI-
len.
Sciferion Gitp, Mto., .. @Gr3.
Senator Sames Heeo, Mtiiiouri8
Junior 9unoeSicnotor BAT an Die
2egiSlutur oe5 Staatcs @tiiiouri eli
nen 9rief gerihtet, in fpelhem or
oaS 8erbulten oes Senators inter
alien 1~tmit1nben berteioigt uno ole
fem feline 6Aitlo al Dem 8erbin.
bern Der annobme Der gterttrnlitdts
Bill 5umiBt.
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NnS Sem Staate NebrQsfaI

$oipital an @erlebiugcn infolge ei.
mes Stlr5es bonn gferOe fronf 0o-
nie0erliegenoet Sobn belt6te, mo-.
roiis Elm 2ungenfieber cntltano, oos
nun ben Zoo berbei9efiibrt bat.
8ul. Al6er8 miro bon ieitier HaBe
Blatte Center gelegenen Sorm am
1. 4priI nod Columbus iiberiie.
Oeln. er bot ftd bereits elm Soils
eefniift.
Sm Seim i6rcr Go6ter, 8rait
Sad Gepnol0s, III paItl. TO. Str.
lit am lebten 5reitag 6rnu Gba 5ur.
Der aus Dem 2eben geidieoen.
Ger fiinf Meilen iiiO0Itlid bon
bier t%uobnenbe 6ormer 3oiepb aiita
Iiegt an Den 8erIebungch 6anieoer,
Delde Ell it9 oiH lebten SomStag al.
ge8ogen, a(s iein @1gen bel elmer
@abntreu3ung bon elmer 2otomotibc
erfaBt uno er iel6it alf Die StroBe
gel9leu0ert muroe. altta trug ei-
nen ooppclten NippcnbrltG uno an
oere 8erleBungen oaboI befin6et
ii4 ie0o9 otf Dem 8ege Der Sci.
ierutg.
Ser Columbus M1nnerdor miro
am @eittpof o6etto n19iter ISOLDE,
ben IA. Ndr5, in ieiner @creins-
6oGe einen MlasfenbuQ ubboltcn.
Die 8orbereitngen iiuo i'm boll,
item @ange, uno oler BART elm
b0dIt geniitIider gbenb.
Sn SrmpbreD berban0 ant Olitt-
nod letter ISOLDE SER 8aItor
Mie8Ier Serrn 6rieOrid grnIt bon
bier ln0 SRI. emma 6r0bGi6 bon
bort fir 0aS 2ebell.
6ait ooS qnn3e &oI5loger Der
Columbus 8loning min muroe
6reitog Dormittog Gin Gn1tb Der
6lammen. Der ongeridtete Sda.
Den betrdgt $4,000, md6reno cs
nit mir $4,000 betiidert mar.
Ilon nimult @runoitifhlng an.
Charles 2ufer mlr0e geitern nod
ei1em boAit ieuiotiouelcn Bro5eB
Oon ben @eihmorcnea Idul0ig be-
ilmbcrJ NIT ieiner Iodtcr in Der.
brcderiidcr 8e3iebrig geitanoen 5n
BADEN. Gr bottc hieiel6c ais ieinc
6rau oltSgegcbcn. Die 9erltrteilung
erfoIgte nuf Die 2ht8iaacn Der iejet
2~2jd1rigcn Io6ter BIN.
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N6niniteins 0ernfnnn.

2ineolL 10. M0r6, ~ Aagcmei.
mes Sr1tereiie, nidt mir bier, ionoerr
i'm gaii5et Sfuate, errcgt oie ieBt
Dem itaatIihen Obergeri6t norlic.
gen6e 8crufung oe5 friiberen Goun.
tnonmaItes bon M}a0iion Goumtn
glrt5ur S. Ronisitcit gegcn oos
ii6er ibn berbdngte llrtGil Der unite.
rem 5nitan5, ipona6 CT i6uloig be.
fun6en moroen mar, BON Der SSSll.
6a6erin elmer 2oitarb0ble Bette.
dunQsgeloer a1genommeu All haben
Gr mar ootunls al ctner 3udtbaus.
ltrafe ber1trteilt nor0en.
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GcnccrcidzBan
beMtc abcnc'

Der 9anten @eionaperein oGoit-
corbia" beranitoltet am Somstog
obeno, ben 10. MGr3 in Dem @ilt-
iif6eim, Gfe IL. iinh goB Str, ei.
men Ball, fir peldcn ale 8orbe-
reitungen getroffen iino, Die Ber-
onitoltungen Der iangesIitItieen %.
men e%rfreuen iif ii1 0euti6tim Der
Staot GROCER 8eIiebtbeit, uno es
itebt oe5bolb Sli boffen, Dab es MIR
oieies @i1peiies beoorf Inn Ole
Deutifen alt einert 5oblreiden SEE.
il9 5u neranlaiien. Sir CUTE Niit.
lit tpie Grfrii6ltngen oIIer grt ih
ipte 1tets Gorge getrogen.
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Gn9l. ~tsnebelMne
Scr UeMtr0len!

8aibington, 9. 0tGr5. - Gin in
@oibington BON Dem amerifantI6en
@cnerolfoniul iii 2pnoon ein9etrof-
fenes aa6elgra1lm meloete, ooB nof)
Dem 1. 9lpri( GngIon0 Die @infu6r
BON in neutrolen 26noern berge.
iteQten 8orcn berbieten piiroe, bel
Oeren anfertigung Stoffe unO @r,
beitsfr1fte feiuolider Serfunit i'm
8etrage bon mebr mie 5 8ro5ent Der
Soften Derpcn0et puroen. 8aren
unter b~cionOerer Grlaubnis itno
0ubon auSgenolnmcn.
Beanie oe8 San0els6eportementS
iogteuL Dob oieie @crfiigrng oltf
oie SnouItrien Der Ser, 5taaten
lpeuig GinfluB ba6cu piir0c. sic
gloubtcn, Dob iie oc86ul6 erIoiicn
loltroc, pcil Die britiide Snonitric
cine iolhc S09c Der Organization
crrcidt babe, oaB iic Die mciiten Be
oiirfniiie icI6it befrie0igen f0nnc.
Sir 8elti6lano beitimnlte 8or.
rGtc in onocren 2GnOeru bait man
moBrideinli6 fir nobe5u erid0pit,
70 DOB oieIc nete @erIiigltng lid)
bollptiddlif bel ben gfelttrolen oes
n6roIihen @uropa5 fitbl6or MAIDEN
miro.
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@rnnbitiftnna anatnpmmert.

3etroit, Wtih., 10. Ytara. -9iel
ge6en @eriihte berlttn, Dob boS Sen
er, pel9e8 geitern Die @ebau0e Oel
9etroit GIeootor 60, bernihtete
mobei 100000 9uIbeI8 @etreioe
melAe fir ben @rport beitimmt ma.
rem, in 6lourmen o~1fgingen, Dor
8ron6itiftern angelegt puroe. Sn.
folgeoeiien bot Der 8unOesoiitrift8-
antualt cine 1tnteriufung eingeleitet
Der anaerihtete S6aoen miro oui
itber cine 0tiQion Dollars be5ifs
fert.
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@rpser @eidaftsanfidpnnn

Inter ben bielen erfOlgrei6en ST.
ouItrien 9ntnbas nirnn1t mobl Die
gconon1p @opor Seating So, Die
lire Soliptoffice I'M 8rontGeb @e6dli,
Sc bat, Die critic STEELE elm. 9ieiel.
be befoBt iifl nit Der SeriteIlitng
eines ipe5ieG fonitruierteit @entils
fir $eiBmnIier- ODER aud 9ompf-
r%aoiatorefr, sic 6o8 5artierl, Sdla.
gen uno Sropfen, tpie es oerartiee
Sei5anlngen Iei0er nur at Mt anf.
~toeiIer, beieitigett uttO ouBeroem @e.
legenbeit bieterr, Sic @Grnte gerolt
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al fo~ntroaiercn, fDoOurh cine ger-
r%inaerunq Des aobleuberbrdudJe8
BON 25 big 80 Nro5ent beoingt
miro. 8ieIe 0cr berborragenoIten
grditeften unIercr St10t baben iib
bc5iigli9 oieier relien Grfin0itng
1uberlt aiinitig niisaeiproden ttno
es ntir0e alib bereits in eit1rr
grOBen an5abl nelter @eiddfts. limo
8obnbGnier, fofuie olth ShuIcn. III.
ItoGiert nuo bot odielbit ieinen @ert
betuieIen.
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Ser Seitednns ii6erfa6rt.

5eottle, g8ui6., 10. Mtdr8.
Ger Qpot6efer 2ogot 8iaingsler
iagte aelteru in Dem 8roaeB 9e9en
9iirqermeiIter @iram sill uno at.
oere megen ~glnnobule bon Bette.
dungsgeloern aus, BOB er am 30.
allguit 1916 Dem 8iirgermeiiter in
oeIIen Office $1,000 III GapiergeIh
ott8gc3abIt babe, 100 geaer Sin ibul
Die i6riftliden 8eipeiic gcaen i'm,
8|iGiuQSleD, sic in 0eIicn 4potbefC
beidlognobnlt moroen maren, aus.
%oebGuoigt babe.
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sdlluer herlrtt.

4troro, 10. GSdr5. - Sames
grdibalo bon So. Bluffs, mclder
babel 6ebilflih mar, bic 9ulnpe in
Den bieiigen 8aiierperten neit 5uer.
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