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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-11
IF. H. Defeats Northwest

The J. F, II. defeated the strong Northwest
game were the pitching and hitting OF Heller.
We. team Koks stsfrsd both At BAT snd SIhSs II tks
Score BY inalaEu
EoEshvssf a ssaoQle o-g 81
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-11

gomery County League and has now won seven
straight, defeating Fort Washington, TO I.
Jenkntown won from Amber by TO .. while
Willow Grove continued its poor showing and
this time lost TO Bethayres, IL 10 o. only get
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-11

Double. header day was celebrated In the
Frankford Suburban League with the entrance
Of a new club. the Tucker A. A., but the latest
ACQUISITION "a dropped two contests 10 the Phil
KearTey crowd. ST. Johns still leads also get
ting a pair of games at the expense OF Frank
ford 3A.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-11
A CINCH IS A CINCH UNTIL YOU
CONSULTTHE SPICY LEXICON OF
BASEBALL-TIS NOT IN THE BOOK
Mackmen Discovered Fact in 1914 and Phils Are
Proving to Giants That Early-Season Pen
nant Hopes Are Fragile Dreams
By GRANTLAND RICE

Tve some queer stun IN my time;
TUe seen tn Cobb fan IN pinch;
A nd net TUe Uery rarely seen
"bGsebaU cincH that cnch.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-11

Fern Rock Is proving the stumbling block in
the Philadelphia Suburban League and TO date
has not been hested in seven st starts winning
were decided by the same score, to ., Olney
defeating Lindley and Oak Lane winning from
Fox Chase.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-11

The neweet acquisition OF the Phlladelphla
shoe Manufacturers League, the Regal Com
pany, won a double bill in that organization,
defeatinE J. Edwards & Co. by TO and IL 10
T. A. a. King Co. retain frst place with
six victories and no defeats, but LcnoN Is conh-
dent of soon overhauling the leaders.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-11


he had
talking
Branch Hickey complaint According
each nj the
Of all from
%
and
MGraw his head whipped ball
ball
of frowdyis and dscredt
s o in
Il TO is a hard
he to
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-11

The Manufacturers League is chockful Of
excitement those days. Four clubs are dead
locked for first honor. they being AmsTican
Pulley, Barrett. Lanston Monotype ana stokes
& Smith. American Pulley was given its hrsI
reversal Of the season by Barrett, 10 a. ana
the Pulley BOYS secured only one hit. Butter
worth continues to lose by a single run and
ston Monotype winning. to 4.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-11
,CENE OF KILBANE-LEONARD COMBAT If THE
PHILADELPHIA TO BE SCENE
KILBANE SIGNS TO MEET LEONARD
HERE AND JIMMY DOUGHERTY HAS
THE CONTRACT; BENNY HOLDS OUT
Weight Question Again Gets Into Limeight.
Lightweight King Wants Bout at 1876 Pounds,
While Clevelander Insists on 133

HLLWiNG the announcement Saturday Johnny Kbane had signed
o.
$1,000
f.
old time
o 10 papers
Il have pocket declared the
to
phia a
nothing.
WON'T this
L
$ be
SOM tlnevd he nextm MONTH"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-11

Media has been ayenged. The. Chester nine
was handed It's first defeat Of the season in
the Delaware County League when the cham,
plon ''Medes" were victorious over Poths crowd
2 TO O. In the other games Upland defeated
Brill . to /. Chief Bender pitched for Upland.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-11
Biggest Arranged Many Attend

MATCH between Leonard and Kbone the biggest thing the pugc
held The and
things a
Willard
b. be
at
he
a a rbal
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-11

Pitcher Longacre failed to, appear at Camden
thereby hangs a tale. Manager Foster decided
10 send in Crandal and the fans were given
the surprise Of the season, for he shut out
Norristown without hit or run and he also
famed ten batsmen.
The race IN the Northeast Suburban League
Is a mighty close affair, with three clubs
Quaker city Rubber, Abrasive Company and
FTankford Arsenal all deadocked for first place.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-11

L|nBANE a
AA
and will when he called Although he wife,
blind
the
an earl g Is
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-04-25
NATION MUST PROTECT
FARMERS AGAINST LOSS

Washington. April 24.--The farmers
OF the nation must be protected by
minimum prices to insure them against
loss if they raise the larger crops
which the nation needs to meet the
war conditions. Professor A. G. Pear
son. president of the Iowa State Agri-
cultural college. today told the senate
committee on agriculture. Professor
Pearson has just accepted the post Of
administrative assistant" to Secretary
Houston and will be one OF the direct
ing forces in the move TO enlarge the
food output.
THE planted acreage of the country
today is low because of the high cost
of seed and labor and the fear that
an early peace would cause falling
off in market prices" Professor Pear
son declared
'Over-production Is impossible now"
he said. yet II Is very hard thing
to get that thought instiiled into the
minds of the farmers. The farmers in
that they may not be able to set pric -
sufficient TO meet the cost of produc.
ton"
The remedy for this situation. the
committee was informed. can be SUP
piled by promp, action by congress in
enacting into law the provision.
He said the allies now want at least
80 900 600 more bushels Of wheat, But
little help can be expected from A.
gentina. he said. as that country WHY
not send out more than 5000. 900 bush
els.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-04-25
CONSUMPTION Bill. IS
GAINING GROUND BOTH
A! HOUSE AND SENATE
Shifting of Opinion and support to
side OF ADMINISTRATOR Plan Is
Evidenced In Both Branches
of Congress.
SEI4ECTTVE DRAFT Is
LOSING ITS OPPONENTS
One Nehruska f'avors Conscription,
and viii Be the Only One From
Bryan's State--La Toilette Offers
Amendment weakening Gonscrip-
ton Power.

Washington. April 2+--The cause
of CONSUMPTION gained ground rapidly
in congress today, In the course OF
the debates In both the senate and
the house of representatives the shift
Of opinion and OF support was evil
denced
Sentimental attachment to the vol
unteer method of army enrolment
has given place In the minds of many
mem bers of both houses to the con-
vIction that the nation today is con-
fronted by a military problem SO COM
pletely modern in it's scope that the
systems of other days mus. be dis
carded. The supporters Of the ad-
ministration's contention for statute
which will provide for enrolment by
seiective draft tonigh; are Allied with
encoura cement and qualification at
the turn affairs have taken. while the
supporters OF the program or the
house committee on military affairs
for raising an army by voluntary en-
iis,ment first. to be followed by Il
draft. should failure OF the volunteer
method force the draft upon the conn-
try. are hghting hard.
The drift OF sentiment and opin-
ion was disclosed in the food of ap-
plications for time by members OF
the house who sought opportunity to
rally the support of the administra-
ton in the house. and by the lassi-
tude displayed in the senate, where
the debate Is winding alons inter-
minably without the slightest display
OF interest either from the moor or
from the galleries, and where already
tho administration leaders are claim
ing a majority of nearly three-quar-
ters of the senate.
Irotracted Debate in HOUSE.
The debate in the house consumed
six hours today. Stirring speeches
favorable to consumption were made
by Representatives Lenroot, OF Wis
cousin: Hustled. OF New York; Ander-
son. OF Minnesota. Republicans. ana
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-04-25
FRENCH MISSION IS
ON AMERICAN SOIL
"Trading With Enemy Act Necessary
Due to Latin American Situation

Dangers In the latin American
situation within the past few
hours have Ioomci up as an un-
aHswcrahie argument for the
speedy passage OF such an act.
Confidential adyiccs from latin
American capitals. il j. said, con-
WINGED officials II the helm of the
government that congressional au-
thori1ation must quickly he given
10 control tho trade with L.tiu-
America. In its tentative form
the act would prevent the sale
OF goods which, although con-
signed to South American firms,
arc really intended to supply en-
envy residents In those countries.
This applies especially to coal,
large shipments of which have
hcen made to South America.
Authentic adviccs received by OFF,
Gals shovy that these shipments
havc been transshipped and fur
pishc6 tn German sea raiders OPP
Grating in the South Atlantic.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-04-25
Charge Made Many Absent Be-
cause Of Desire Not to Heed
Roanoke Meetings. Request
CHAIRMAN JAMES
is NON-COMMITTAL
Makes No Statement as to F ur-
Their Attempt to Secure Meet
ing to Act-Nineteen Out OF
Fifty On Hand

Only nineteen members OF the state
Democratic committee were present
last night when the special meeting of
that body was called to order by
Chairman Rorer A. James. in the as
sembly hall of Murphy's hotel. After
about fifteen minutes of effort on the
part of two of the members to disre-
gard precedent in the matter of
quorum. which lis fixed at a majority,
OF twenty six members, and hold the
meeting, a motion to adjourn was put
and carried. Information $ to wheth-
err another meeting will be called for
the purpose of deciding on the aues-
ton of a state convention this year
was not vouchsafed last night by
Chairman James.
Declaring that members OF the conf
mittee had remained away from the
m Getting purposely in the interest of
defeating any effort to hold a state
convention, I. p. Whitehead, of AM
herst. tried vainly to have the meeting
proceed regardless of the number
present. claiming that there was no
ruling that placed quorum at TWEEN
ty-six members. The scene proved
lively for several minutes when there
were verbal clashes over points OF
order between Mr. Whitehead and
Clyde Saunders. of Richmond.
When the roll was called the first
time the nineteen members answered
TO their names. Under the ruling OF
the >,mmittee, when three of the FIVE
mem GERS of a district are present, the
entire representation OF that district
is counted for a quorum. and with the
Second and Tenth districts each hav-
ing four members at the meeting. the
a. -
All previous conventions, the prece-
dent having been set years ago. TWEEN
ty-six members must be actually. or
by district ma joriues. counted at the
meeting.
Mrs Valentine Speaks.
Chairman James declared after the
first roll call that the meeting would
wait for a short time before proceed
ing. In order that any late members
might have an opportunity to put IN
their appearance. In the meantime
ii was agreed that a representative
OF the Equal Suffrage League OF Vir-
tine, president of the league. ad-
dressed the meeting. She urged that
the committee take such steps as
would assure to the democracy of
the state an adherence by the party
TO the St Louis platform. which
called on the states to give women
the right OF suffrage.
II was after Mrs. Valentine had
concluded her talk. and the chair
man asked for second roll call,
that Mr.. Whitehead declared that
there should be no other roll call.
that the first one had showed there
were sufficient members present to
continue with business that brought
the meeting together. and that the
question OF a state convention should
be taken up.
No More Present.
IT object to calling the roll. and
move that II be dispensed with" de-
clared Mr.. Whitehead. The chairman
replied that the meeting had not been
organized. and that 1t was necessary
for the roll to be called in order to
ascertain whether sufficient num-
Der Of the committeeman were pres
emit. MIR. Whitehead again protested,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-04-25

Washington, April 2i.-Prcsi-
dent Wilson win be empowered
to prohibis' Americans from trad
ing with any Arm controlled by
the nationals OF cny enemy na-
ton. including those residing in
neutral countries, under the pro-
visions of Grading with the
enemy act" now being framed by
administrations head for intro
duction tn congress at an carly
date. The proposed nct I'm form
will follow closely the lines Of tho
act put into effect by tho British
government TO accomplish tho
same ends.
Leaders i'm congress, IL became
known tonight. had practically
reached agreement with state de-
Cartmcni and department OF jus
tice Officials as to the form which
the legislation will take, md with
President Wilson'S approval. 1t -
expected 10 he rushed on its course
towards the statute books within
q few days
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-04-25
THE OLD, OLD sroeI.

Lynchburg. Va. April ga ccrc-
ner's jury. investigating the death Of
fcttie Massey. cotored child. who
was shot last "Wednesday by her I'M
ete. Rufus Massey coiored. yesterday
returned verdict OF accidental shoot
ing. and It .s4expected thai the Camp
bell county authorities VIII liberats
che boy. who Is but eighteen years
~ age, from custody. The boy was
arrested Saturday morning.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-04-25
SENATOR SMITH ASKS
SUSPENSION OF INCREASE.

Washington. D. c., April 24.--Sena-
tor Smith. Of Georgia, has introduced
a resolution requesting the interstate
commerce commission to suspend and
investigate the IL per cent general
rate Increase asked by the railroads
The resolution is to displace his pend
ing resolution to have the senate in-
.terstate commerce committee and np1
the commission investigate the in
crease. The senate took no action to-
day.
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-04-25
Buy and Sell

JUST WHAT YoU Wrs9
THROUGH THEA Wa
GrNIAN WANT PAGE--lT &
PAYS.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-04-25

OOLUATN CF THE VIRGIN.
IAN IS THE BEST MEDI-
IN TO OBTAIN ASSIST
ANCE.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-03-09
@intereier.

SNtUtCItltC,
0as SiibnsrpoIt rubt bon her Mrz
belt aus unb 3tebt Elm reues a!eib
oil. 9aau lit abr ole 1raft erforz
berIi4 unb seraume 3sit ipirb pers
seben. ek bas Gierlesen beginner
tann. llnb bod fiebt man es germ,
aud i'm Winter frifd. Gier gu ba=
ben. I'm oieies 3ieI 3u erreiden, 1T
IS 9ouptiade, Gribbruttiere gu boz
ben. Dieie Sennen pflesen fdon i'm
Qerbite gu lesen. Ridt ielten seisen
oieie 9ibner cine idledte gisenldaft.
Wenn pieaeidt 20 gier selest fino,
tritt plOBIid Die Naufer Elm, unb
iol9e Siere baben Damn i'm Winter
l4rper gu leiben. Sa aber elm gutter
Sell ber@efliiselbalter ni9t fir 5riibs
brut seforst bat. 10 tpenben mir uns
ben alten Sennen gu. 8ei ben maui
iernben uno aussefeberten Sier.n III
oi. Pflese bic 9auptiabs. Der srobe
Jeoerperluit e~rforoert cine trGftige
3ufubr neuen Stoffes. 9epesuns in
oieier 3eit 1T @runobebinsung uno
oarum mub fir einen S4arrarlm sez
ior9t tperben, Der sesen ROrben &C.
idiiBt 1T. aber bod Cuff unb aidt
bat. SEPT, mo iiberau sebroiten
Dirb. bat man tpobl einen Sad &aff.
Dies tut man in ben Roum. Sn Der
Ru4t baben bic Sisre i'm !Siibnerfaue
9eIehen, unh bic 9lisoer iinb fteif se<
iporosn. Wenn man bann an Morz
gen elm paar Sdnoe pou @erIte in
bas Raft ftreut, Damn sebt Die Su9-
drbeit log. unb 10 iinb bic Siere in
iteter gepe9ung. @ern sibt man out
Mois, unp Der 4bpsdslung ipeaen
tann es nidt iaoben. 8obl nber
Ionte man ni9t INNER Mois fit
tern, ba er leift felt madt.
Cine ilade &iIte nit srotem
aies bari ME feblen. Die tleinen
Steine iinh unbeoinst %nptlusnbi9, bic
9eroauuns gu re9eln. 4u6 &oltmGr.
tel ooer %5eritampfts Muideln sc.
broudt oas 9ubn our Sdalen6ii:
Dung. Rad 1-2 Stunben folst bas
@eiffutter. Ollie pieie Stoffe, bic rem
Sieren i'm Winter febIen, miifen
9e9eben perben. 4Ifo suert S!eiIds
suiaBe. Die siere freIen es ie6r
germ unb seoeiben babel porSiiglid.
Iu6 Griinfutter mub bns !Subn Ia
ben. Wer einen 9arten belibt, pflanst
fif our re6ten 3eit @riintobl, binoet
bapon giinoel, brinst iie in Den Stdu
uno lGbt iie abpfIideu. Mud Runs
teln fittern gut, erfrieren ober leidt.
Dos fdpnite Sutter tit basesen Slice
beu. IS ldbt iid auf gang einfuGe
Weife perfiittern. Sn einsm tleinen
geutel tut man sutbldttrisen Slice,
nt4t bic Stengel, unh trodnet oieIen
binter benz Sfen. nit 2eidtiateit
laien iid bic pflansen gu puIper GER
reiben unb iino bann sebrouhsfsrtig.
OieIes aleebeu ipirb nit benz @eidz
futter permiidt. @benos nod einmal
&ornsr in sen S6arraum. @erIG!uz
genes SrintpaRer pdbreno tolten
Wst!srs 1T mohl ielbitperiianhIiN.
4ls 9a6taufentholt lit Elm ipors
mer Stol 8eoin9uns. 0amit 1T ater
tein se9ei5ter Baum CEMENT, oenn
Soourd perben bic Siibnsr perrpeids
lidt. Der @interItaq iuirb burh
Strob bon allen Seiten seidiibt unb
her Gihraum mirh in Iahr h~errinnert
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-03-09

ofere Ausritiid elm Gmporbeben oss
Sinterteiles unm0glid. Die III ben
Seitenbrettern in PATHFINDER S0he on
9ebrnHtea QG9er IND Die in peniets
BEN itetenben eiiernen Stonsen pers
binbern bos 4utbeten unb IusI6las
gen nit Den 9einen; bel ollebem bleibt
aber geniigenb Baum, I'M bequem
melten gu t6nnen. 0ieie 9orri6tung
iolte aber ni4t iibsr benz setpDbnlis
den Stonbe Der Sub. ionbern on Ell
mem beionoereR, YLabs erridtet fpere
Den; Der Galsen muB ndmli9 nur
10 pisl Baum bieten, bob Die Sub
our9 benlel6en seben, aber ni6t ieitz
parts treten lam. Die giisnitonsen
lperben entfernt, bic Sub bineinz
9efiihrt uno Damn bic Stnnsen eineer
itedt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-03-09

4iir Tarmt rlnA 6artpn
Gle &%idlenidmben.

Die i'm SousbaIie 10 IGitisen Sdaz
ben (Godron4es), aud pobl Sdpas
ben obsr &atsr!aten senannt, iinb
mad aniidt Der 9sIsbrten untsr Die
eritsn Sniettsn gu SdbIen, tpelte dui
Der Groe ibr Grihsinsn ma9tsn. unp
fino tatid6li6 Ole einSigsn, beren
Spuren BON Der 3eit ibres eritsn
@uftrstens in ben friibeiten geologic
fdsn 3sitaItsrn ununterbrodm bis
nuf bic Ssbt3eit psrfoIet psrbsn TOM
men. Sic BADEN iib i'm 2aufe Der Sci
ten iibsr bic sonse groe psrbrsitst.
Die Sdabs gebort CUR Snfettsns
faniilie ser 9erapfliieler, Sisre nit
flatsm, sifDrmisem a0rper, untsr
Dem sroBen Salsi4ilo perborseren
3ppf, lanssn, boritenfOrmissn 5ilbz
Isrn uub lunssn 8einsn, nit itarf
eeitadeIten Saisnen uno sipei ses
gliebe, len Rsifsn am Gnb. b.s 9inz
terIsibss. Dos Wtlbden Iest bi. gier,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-03-09
gurSon.
Scrihicbenc anidtcn ii6cr ben nr'
ivruna bes Tnmen3.

ipruf0 Des Eninen:.
2pnbon, has i'm Sabre 43 nn4
Gbriiti sisentli9 i'm polen Sidts
Der gsididts sesriinbet purpe. unp
spar als IuIus pIautius romi>
iter StattbaItsr BON Britannica
mar, Ieitet ieinen Ramen bonn Rel
tiifen ab. Die 9erleituns unit UT
fpriinslide 8eoeutuns bes Hamens
mar langs 3eit binpurd cine Streits
frage. Gs mar frnsli9. Oh Der Nas
me feltiId=britiid, b. 3. altpnliiiid
ober belsii9sbritii9, b, g.. altpeutf9
mar. pennant, Der 9eruusgeber Ell:
mes 8ertes iiber 2pnbpn, Elm Selte,
elaubt, bob Der Name 2pnoon npie
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sbsmis ebenfaGs BEL Der segenfuars
tisen Gage Der Sauptitapt einen See
biIbete. 2pnzSin pdre oIio gleia
SeesS tabt. Die 4nbdnser Der alts
beuti6en SbeOrie leitetsn 2onbpn
bon 2unsOen sleid gain @ebDlsz)s
Stabt ab. Ser !Sumoniit erasmus
beutete 2Dnbon als 2inbuss Stabt.
elm anberer @rtldrer ipolte ben
Namsn nit 2usbus, einem teltii9en
Giiriten, in g%erbinbuns brineen.
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hons geifrieben bat, slaubt an bic
@leidiebuns bon 2onbon nit Con
gbene unb DUN oher Don = Si'
gel. Man9e uoaten in benz Wors
te 2onbpn bic 8e5eidnuns fir
rShiffsbiigel" ober nSiisel unb
Sdifft" feben. Gamben leitet 2ons
BON BON 2lonszD inas. b. +. @taot
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bradte Is fertis, bic Stabt nit benz
nSempel Der Diana" (2lanzDien in
8e5iebuns au brinsen. Cine Niez
berlaFuns rStabt am Sain", b. +.
nit 8Gumen au nennen, mar in
England bdufis, 70 3. 9. Wopb>
Sppns, Woobforbs, Wooblanbs.
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an elmer 2asune. 9te 2bemie Bill
bette bier, ME oben bemertt, in Der
Sat cine Seebu4t nit gbbe unb
Slut, unb bic WaFer bebedten bic
Nieberuns, mo iebt Rotberbitbe,
Bennington, SOutbpart unb 2am6etb
lieoen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-03-09
2Gnic bcim &inSpie6.

IS lit teine Seltsnbeit. bab man,
oelonbers bel &dIbern, oft audi BEL
aiihen ilnoet, bob lie iiG INNER be-
ledsn uno an @eaenitGnSen reiben.
Himmt man oie Giere ms ssreie,
penn mOglid an Die Come, 10 pirb
nan ni6t lnnge iuGen miihen, big
man 2duIs finDet, lpe!ds Den betrsfs
fenoen Sieren in ben Sbrbii6sIn,
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Der !Sout Itedsn. Sisre nit 2Guien
perben itrlppig uuo mayer, IeIbit lei
9item inb 6inrei6enoem Sutter, in
Dem Die 2Guie bon osn SGften Ter
Giere leben unb lebtere INNER beun.
rnbi9en, ppourd aud elm Mebr!Gfs
teperbruu9 itattfinben mub. gs lieat
baber i'm sroben SntsreFe BEG 6ors
mers, bob er 9enou bierouf aft gibt
uno Sic onfduig b%orfinbli6en 9arus
liten bon feinen Sisren entfernt. Sos
bette, pas oen Sieren nidt f6ocet,
lonbern Die in oieien 5dllen inter
briidte SautausbiinItun9 permsbrt
uno feline S9miererei aibt, lit Der
S9naps, ober nit BoNer auF fas
breifa4e perbiinnter Spiritus. Wiro
elm Sier on ben nit 2duien beboftes
ten Stellen bamit eetpaidsn, 70 err
itiden Sic 2duie uno es bleiben nur
nod Die @ter berislbsn. Birb notl
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