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New-York tribune., 1917-07-25
Bron1o Shows Speed
In Winning Handicap
Empire City Results

ward: about six fuflongs. Purse s926.25 added
Horse. weight and Jockey. Codds7 In
Mlnsanyse. li2 T'GSer SeI, ;.'..''.l$S-iI - !t
Broomvale. ll2, Collins. - 81
Time. l:lO 90 Aristobolus Dancer. Nonesueh
SURPRISING. Peep sight, lmperaior Hops. rAssa SAG
Fancy. Candy Lad and MT SPECS siSo ~ ran i,tbosE
kegea owner and trainer C. Buxton.
SECOND RACE-Two-year-olds hllies: FIVE fur
longs. Purse. $s2625 added.
Horse weight and Jockey. oodds2 I'm
sdS!1s S.r rs'Ffa is IL Iqo,e; Buxton 81 81 81 J.
Mis-, Miss Bonero. lis, Connolly. y......l?-i Al 81
Tine. 100 As. Quie;ude. Empress and FSor ,,;.
Butterfly also start good WOO SenI.g SstsIniy
owner' James McSianus Trainer. Z. Cunningham
THIRD RAcE-THE RED CROSS HANpIcAP;
ftr ,brrclyfar-olds and upward; one mile and
a sixteenth Purse $1,000 guaranteed
Horse. weight and jockey. |o9ddnsw % nr, H''
Bromo; l22. Robinson ;'''''''..'ils-5 SIS 2,
Time lis, Dick Williams and Water witch
also ran. start good. Won easily. " MuIe'' 8 g.
G. by Broomstick-L o""e'' H. "
Thompson Trainer. James Rowe
FOURTH RACE-THE sPRIGHTFUL sIAhEs ;sinlSs
FOR ,wo.year-olds: selling; about sn iuf'oHS''
Purse. $500 guaranteed IT.,
Horse. weight and jockey. ,-9adsI IN
Recount ITO, schuttinser. '.''''''SSi a. "a
pawn star l0i. Lyke ......'.''' q as
Gordon, iii. Tro1ler ............' - 81
Time. l:lO As. Starry Banner: Tipptty "HSns, WSn
.,d Hypno,ism also ran. star goh VII WI
e.Siy Winner b. c.. by Ballot-Censure. o""e''
AndTew Miller Trainer, A. J. Goidsoo'oOs"
FIFTH RACE-Three year.olds; selling; one mile
ir and a seventy yards. Purse. s92625 added.
Horse weight and Jockey Todus2 IN
Sand I''s Stone ii. IOS. Buxton. ....llI-5 80 80
sauare Dealer. 10. Barrett. ...'''id-Y 80 az
Nan l06. TrONler .........'' ''...'''V-A ~
Time l4i 3-5. Precise. Lottery. MucS,oSs
Par Ponce de Leon Spectre ana hohd AZ sIs0 nj ~
stsrt sood Won easily. Winner, D. c. Dy blaCh
SsnJtTa Paraguaya Owner, John saio'u'
Trainer p. " Burch.
SIXTH RAcE-Three- yesr-ods; one mile Purse
s92625. 80 r..
Horse weight and jockey IOdusS III
Ed Roche. no. Rowan ;:.''''''''lGIssy ii 5Ih
Bafry shannon 1903. Lyke ........l2-I o-I D
Time iO 10. Piraeq: Election S A%asl%o Wna 1IaSeE
~, s,' lyinner b. g, by The Commoner-NiaIus
Owner. Brighton stable. Trainer. {. NJ. odon'
New-York tribune., 1917-07-25
Red Cross Day at Empire City
Monte Volo Gives
Thrills in Irot
AT Medford, Mass.

Medford, Mass, July 24.-Monte
Volo's performance in the first division
of the 2:23 trot was the most interest
ing feature of the opening day Of the
short ship circuit programme here.
After finishing fifth in the first heat
and third in the second, the Wetmore
horse forced the going and took the
last three heats. In the second divl.
sion of this trot Hollywood Jack LED
in straight heats. The 2:2O pace and
the three-year-old trot also were won
in straight heats.
The summary:
New-York tribune., 1917-07-25
DANCING
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SCHOOL AGENCIES
HELP WANTED

Male
OVER i.eso POSITIONS received last fou, months;
more applicants needed. CLERKS. hookkeepers ste.
nogra rapheTS. typistS. shippers packers. receivers
ehAureun, mech snIcs. uAdesmen: aso boys and
junior help Y NJ C. A Employment Dept
(AEeacy). ll2l Bedford ave. Brooklyn. y. Y
Female
GOOD PLAIN COOK or cook and ilundress
Protestant prr,orred CAL any time. IS Wot
Slst 81
GENERAL HoUSEwoRRER wanted where other
help Is kept a thoroughly competent. Trustworthy
Proteetsnt woman who is good cook and general
housvsorker. absolutely sober and ono who Will
take an interest IN her work. this is a good. per
mancnt situation for the night person: good recon.
EnsadAtions necessary. Call any time as West
5lst st.
New-York tribune., 1917-07-25
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

Male
GARDENER and FLORIST wants position 10 take
snilre charge 1 scntlemAn's piAoo. not less
thAn 800 per month ard usual privtlegcs accepted
Can o. address II r. ~ Barclay 1T. Nov YORK.
care n Peth a DussAn.
New-York tribune., 1917-07-25
CATSKILL EVENING LINE

Leaves daily except Sunday. II. Christopher
ST 6; w l2sth ST, $50 Z. NJ, for New
burgh, Catskir. Hudson, Consackie. Tickets
with those OF Day Line.
Tel 1887 Spring.
New-York tribune., 1917-07-25

'Apprentics allowanc. Of FIVE pounds.
New-York tribune., 1917-07-25
Female

A-A.-COoK Young Irish woman: neat ard
capable. $40 to SIS. eIcsllont loos rsferenoer
4. Mis- Ho'msysrt Agency. 10 East tsd st.. ID
door. resphons ss4f Murray Hill.
New-York tribune., 1917-07-25
Miller Horse Has Picnic

The Sprightful Stakes, at about six
furloHgs, a selling event worth sl,500
was won by Andrew Miller's Recount, a
two-year-old bay colt Schuttinger beat
the barrier with this one, and simply
ran away all the way. The Brighton
Stables Tippity Witchet, favorite in
this race, was supposed to be quite as
fine a speculative medium as Bromo
had been In the race before. But Tip
PITY Witchet couldn't run fast enough
to get up a sweat or TO get out of its
own way.
At matter of fact, James Buffers
Dawn Star, the second choice, should
have won. Doubtless Lyke would have
brought the black filly in ahead but for
Recount's interference shortly after the
start. Boring in toward the rail. Re-
count bumped Dawn Star, which in turn
bumped Corydon. The interference
cost both horses several lengths.
Dawn Star made up several lengths
in the run through the stretch, and was
only two lengths behind Recount at
the end. Schuttinger was riding Re-
count to the limit. Corydon finished
third.
Lyke, who rode Dawn Star, claimed a
foul. Those who followed the race
closely believed Recount would be dis
qualified. But after calling upon Schut-
finger for an explanation the officials
appeared to be satisfied.
The victory Of Recount was the only
startling upset Of the afternoon. Man
ganese, almost as favorably regarded
as the favorite. Marse Henry, beat the
old campaigner in the first race. The
former once more pulled up very lame.
Adeline Patricia nosed out Star Class
in the second. Adeline, Quietude and
Empress went to the post practically
evenly favored, but neither Quietude
nor Empress could run a little bit.
Hypnotism, 100 to l shot, WAS prac-
tically left at the post.
John Sanford's imported Sand Stone
II OUTRAGED and outgamed Square Deal
er, equal favorite, in the fifth. This
was a selling race at a mile and sew
enty yards. Harry Fink purchased
Sand Stone after the race for $4,000.
which was s2,500 additional 70 the en-
tered price, and which will provide ex-
ira purse money for tomorrow.
Ed Roche, favorite of the last race,
won in spite Of bad humping at the
first turn which knocked him back into
the ruck. Rowan, who had the winning
mount, did not lose his head after the
accident He worked his way up to the
leaders without taking too much out of
Ed Roche through the overland route,
and by a clever hand ride ran away
from Green Jones In the final six
teenth.
New-York tribune., 1917-07-25
BEAR E:ii r. moUNTAiN ljiiii'i!i i

New York's Popular Picnic Resort.
as MILES UP THE HUDSON.
Two Boat Service. NO CRONDING:
Sire. Highlander" and Grand Republic
WEEK DAYS I've Battery els. 1918; w l32 81.
10 & II A. NJ C0.lj & IL TIP omitted sats }
SGT AT. Trip Battery 2: " l52d 81 $50 p ~
SUM- Battery g, az W rSHMEST lY21 81 M y y
oo,,,a rr;n Weekdays SOC. Children 25e.
R0un0 Trip sundays 75e. Children soc.
McAIiister Steamboat Company.
New-York tribune., 1917-07-25
SIXTH RAcE-Three.year-o one mile Pun
sgg6 o5

r,n,o ,..ol Piraeus Election. Amalsamator
,,d l''tSb PboI,oD also ran Start good Won ridden
Smt Winner b. g. by The CommonT-Nlafus'
owner Brighton Stable. IralheF' - VI ''O''
New-York tribune., 1917-07-25
INSTRUCTION
NEW YORK-Manhattan

STEWART Booklet explains WHY our course
- .r1Ioo, Is BEST Inspect our plant and
ACIo sIhoob Sc convinced. Lsdins' Classes
225 W. 57th st. Pounded on Honesty 1903 Pros
at Broadway. peTs on Merit
New-York tribune., 1917-07-25
NEW JERsEY-New Brunswick

A REFINED. private home has been opened IN
New Brunswick y. J.. for invalid ard backward
children Mrhery care and excellent tuition BY
ladies with university education and hospital train
ing. Superior accommodation. Apply DR.. Olden.
Box lOS Grand Central Station
New-York tribune., 1917-07-25
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

COUPLE -Couk sssist laundry: butler. valet use-
ful man; do cnuro work. oInellsnt references
country prrfered. Mls shAughnessys Agency. II
The Clio messenger., 1917-10-12

TRAINS SOUTH
4:4O a. m. Regular stop at all stations,
7:44 a. m. Milk train. All stops.
1856 d. m. Stops for Clio.
6:42 D. m. Stops at all stations
TRAINS NORTH
sos a. m. Stops at all stations.
1887 p. m. Stops at all stations.
MAILS ARRIVE o.o7 =,
From South at SOC n. m. 1855 p m. S.9o go " - ~
From North at SA3 a. m. l2:40 y. n.' o''o - '
MAILS DEPART-. c.,o -,
For South at s:aS n. m., 12di p. m.' o'4o p' J"
For North at 1856 a. M, 6t2 p. M
Mail. otosa n. ,os,ofIice 15 minutes before de
parture of trains and only the north bounu IRAN
at 337 D. m and the south bound tram at i@'o'
and 6.42 ID. m. carry parcel post.
The Clio messenger., 1917-10-12


Thetford Center spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Hoff.
The foundation of the new Ford gar
age is finished and the first blocks were
laid in the wall Tuesday.
Rev. E. C. C. Benson attended the
meeting of the Flint District Minister
ial Association last week.
Miss Rose Muzzy spent Sunday at
the home of her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
John Muzzy of Birch Bun.
Rev. Fred Weaver and wife of Detroit
are spending few weeks at the home of
Darius McCrady and wife.
Mrs. c. H. Reed had the misfortune
to fall off the bottom step of the celler
stairs and sprain her ancle.
Walter Conquest and wife Of Grand
Blanc spent Sunday at the home OF
George Hathley and wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. Darius McCrady attend
ed the funeral of Rev. j. F. limerick
at Ypsilanti, Wednesday.
Miss Beatrice Carl spent the week
end at the home of her parents Ray
Carl and wife north of Clio.
MIR. and Mrs. Joachim Valiquet at
tended the funeral of Rev. j. F. En-
erick at Ypsilanti Wednesday.
.. C. Bowren and son Stewart of
Grand Rapids visited c. l.. Bowren and
family Tuesday and Wednesday.
VIM. VanPatten and Manuel Leach
of Flint called on the formers daugh-
ter, Mrs. F. B. McCrady, Sunday.
C. R, Robertson and mother Mrs. w.
E. Robertson spent few days in Car.
son City and Ithaca the past week.
Miss Marvel Miller of Detroit is
spending the week at the homes of her
brothers Eugene and Frank Miller.
Chas. Reed, Jr. and wife of Lansing
visited their parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
C. II. Reed, and family over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison Cole and Sid
|
their parents Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Cole.
Mrs. Fred Yeaster returned Tuesday
from Hurley Hospital where she has
been for week. She is not any better.
Mrs. Sam Williams, who underwent
serious operation at Hurley Hospital,
a short time ago, is convalescing
nicely.
Mrs. Thos. Maxwell and DeVere
Dickson of Thetford spent Saturday
with the formers son, Gala Maxwell
and wife.
, The Misses Pearl West and Rosella
England of Flint spent the week end
at the home Of their uncle John Hughes
and wife.
G. F. McMullen and wife, Fred Sales
and wife and Ed. Price of Midland
were Sunday guests of c. C. Beemar
and wife.
Mrs. B. Bennett and children of Bay
City were guests of the former,
' brother. ID. Raby, and wife. Friday ant
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Moore and daugh
f ter Marjory of Birch Run visited at tn,
home of their daughter Mrs. Ear
, Douglas, Sunday.
Mrs. E. G. C. Benson attended tn,
fiftieth wedding anniversary of hel
uncle and aunt, Asa Parshall and wife
in Howell, last week
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Rich of Film
spent Sunday with their parents MIR
and Mrs. Chas. Lembach. Mrs. Ricl
] will stay for few days.
. VIM. Ridgman wife and daughter
Lucille of Vassar and Mrs. w. H
' Sargent spent Sunday at the home O.
Eugene Stevens and wife.
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Winslow ano
daughter and Howard Smith and sstel
:. Ethel of Birch Run visited Earl Douglas
and wife Tuesday evening.
Miss Flora Haven underwent an op
;, GRAFTON at st. Mary's hospital in Sagi
nav Saturday for the removal of he
tonsils. DR.. Slack of Saginaw assiste
y by DR.. Mccormick of Flint performe
\ |
The Clio messenger., 1917-10-12
L OCAL

Mrs. F. Haas spent Wednesday in
Flint.
Paul Loveless was on the sick list the
past week.
Kenneth Erich of Flint was a Clio
visitor Sunday.
J. E. Hughes made business trip
to Flint Monday.
Della Thompson spent Sunday at her
home in Flushing.
VIM. Payne of Otisville called on B.
F. Yerden Sunday.
o. r. Webster made a business trip
to Pontiac Tuesday.
Miss Frances Utley spent Saturday
with friends in Flint.
Mrs. John Dunbar is so far improved
as to be able to sit up.
Fred Weaver and: Darius McCrady
spent Sunday in Flint.
Mrs. Mary Sherman returned to her
home in Vassar Tuesday.
Mrs. Benjamin Lewis made a business
trip to Detroit Thursday.
Edwin Ormsby who has been i'll for
many months is very low.
John Stuber has sold his residence on
Mill street to H. E. Markey.
Russell and Pauline Miller are both
on the sick list this week.
Beatrice Palmer spent Sunday with
Mrs. Manuel Leach of Flint.
Mrs. Minnie Lewis was the guest of
w. G. Lewis and wife Friday.
Mrs. E. E. Slocum spent the past
week with friends in Saginaw.
j. D. Stewart of Saginaw was a
business caller here Tuesday.
Mrs. Joseph Othenin of Birch Run
called on Clio friends Sunday.
Bert McComb, wife and children
spent the week end in Vassar.
Mrs. Clyde Bunker and Miss Iva
Butler spent Saturday in Flint.
mIS. ~. -. coPSI Hho puiSHdsSd hSi
old homestead of Abram Miller.
George Phillips, wife and son of Flint
spent Sunday with relatives here.
Miss Mable Brass entertained Miss
Mae Smith of Bridgeport Sunday.
Robert Jewell has sold his residence
on Bluff street to o. H. Beckwth.
Albert Leach of Arbela spent We'd
nesday with Elmer Cole and wife.
l.. d. Hayes and wife spent few
days with their brother at Otisville.
Mrs. Harry Beardslee of Birch Rur
spent the week end with Clio friends.
Claude Warner and wife have movet
into the Frank Morton house on Mill st
Kathryn Dunning of Birch Run visit
ed her aunt Mrs. w. C. Lewis Sunday
Miss Iva Butler was the guest o.
Miss Grace Fisher of Montrose Sunday
Mrs. Chas. Dyball visited in Saginaw
and Bay City Tuesday and Wednesday
Mrs. o. Dykeman and Mrs. A. Cum
mings were Flint callers Wednesday.
VIM. Douglas of Flint visited hi
brother Frank Douglas and family Sun
day.
Ed. Roth and wife. Lloyd Miller ant
Bessie Lowell spent Sunday evening il
Flint.
Mrs. Frank Miller returned Saturda,
evening after spending a week in Mt
Morris.
Born Friday to Mr.. and Mrs. Melvil
Morse, son named Elmer. Bes
wishes.
Gilbert Mott, wife and son of Film
called on Mrs. M. A, Mott Saturda.
evening.
Master Robert Laird spent Sunda
with his grandmother Mrs. Bird Roo
of Flint.
C. j. Maynard of Millington was tn
guest of j. A. McCrady and wifi
Monday.
Mrs. Leo Tinker of Bridgeport wa
the guest of Mrs. p. E. White Tuesda
afternoon.
Mrs. John Dunning of Birch Run wa
the guest of her aunt Mrs. w. c. Levi
Thursday.
Fred Miller, wife, and family, sper
Sunday with Edwin Miller and wife O
Millington.
VIM. Moore and wife of Birch Ru
visited at the home of M. Sines an
wife Sunday.
Orville Cummings and family hav
moved into the Frank Curry house o
- Center street.
Mrs. John Downs of Arbela visite
at the home of her sister Mrs. Elme
The Clio messenger., 1917-10-12
S. & r. Electric Ry.

Cars SOUTH. LOCAL
A. M.-5:35. sos 1908. 1908 p. M-2:Os. 4:Os
Goa sos. 902. 1908. ll:25.
LIMITD, SOUTH
$50, 1853. 1858. 1888. 2:53. 4:53. 6:5S
l2:l4 Sunday night only. and to Flint only.
CARS NORTH. LOCAL
6:53. sos. 1908. 1908. 20s d;0s. 6:l3. sos.
1899, Il:35.
LIMITED CARS NORTH
e:29. il:25. l:25. 1925. 5:25. 7:25. 9:2i.
Limited cars South run through to Detroit and
N orth to Bay City.
Clio car leaves Flint every evening at 1901 reach
ing Clio at 1891; Sunday evening this car
runs through to Saginaw.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-21

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oeil ridtcn miibteu, oic friiiclt groBeit
ySi0eritano lciiteii fonnteh DoS
mare Gitaiiclt iulO Gjconicn. Cue
Berciiiisiuig Gnslanos mo 6rant.
reihs In Oicier @ihtiui0 UGrc olio
IcBr ntoslidj. mo Sic Spite oicier
gldreiuiglnig wiiroe iiai ielbitUerltdnoi
lid gcgcu l5apail rihtcN, Ilrait
piirOc ons oer5eitioc giiiiOnii oieicr
9dnocr nit Sapai pidbts oos &c.
riuoiie 0uOerr. Der ariegsocrloiii III
Gnropn babe ia oeieiat, mas 9iino.
1iiie pcrt6 ieieu ipenn DER GigeunliB
it'S Spicl lanc. SSe0es Nolt lei oiii
| icinc eiocuc Strait angemiciclL oas
! jopdniid)e 0oi5 beiouocrs, inta &C.
ro6e iiir 0ieies t1tteit @iinoniiic urit
! irelHOcn @oltcrn iebr uenig @ert6
! (5eraoe ocSbalb bGttc man inn 10 Dor.
| lidjtiacr iein IoIlon. Mnn Dabc nibi
MIR iinflti0 gebanoclt ons iapaniiHC
Bolt niiiie aud nodjgeraoe 5nr gilt
iidt fonmcn oaf cS iif inipiiroif
ocgen IertItlnno benoiuliiet babe
| Ger gcbiI0etc SSoponcr babe oaS aud
cingeIcbeu lno ibdne iib iebt III ici
! liz Scele hiucin, ipcltn er an an Do!
i eontc ocrfc, ooS Syapon IcutihIuni
pcrOnnfc. ,Sapnr babe ieinen @obI
t5Gtcr perrat6eli imo Ons iei uotb ia
paliiider Sitterlebrc ciil 9erbrehcn
limo On6ei bn6e man tGslih Sen gci
niacl GiuiluB GrutICbIoucs Dor sHl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-21
0Senu bic Nierel Oer(a=
gen, ueBmt SaISr eiN.
Sust, Sladcuidmerjsu iinS 5eidleH
Oah sic sn Sicl Sleiid
srseiicu 6obeu.

@enn Sic NIT 9liidenipeb urO
oiunpIeu Glen0 in Der 92icrcueeoenO
auirpadcn beScitet cS ocipobnldl
SnB Sic 5u bieI ESleiib ecgeIier ia.
ben iaet cine nobl6cfannte 9luiori-
tat. 5leiid bilSet 0orniGirc, weldle
Sic 9lieren iibcrorbeitct nj i6rem @e.
Itrebclb lie aus Oein @Ilte su iiItri-
rcii, imo iie ipcrocn ipic eeIoHrt imS
trd9c @enn Sire g1icreit trdgc mer-
ocn mo iid oerItopieit, miiIIcn Sic
ie cutlecrcn, mic Die Giuqeipeioc.
an orn llnrntb ocs Trims aus Dem
aorpcr entieruen lonit boben sic
Aiidenpcb, frant6aitcs appmeb.
5dpinScldui1le; Sbr Glngeu piro
'ioiler, Oie 3irree 1T bele1t, iro ipenn
Sos g9etter idIle6t it, bobcn sic
r6eiinatiidjes qeiSeu. Ter llrm III
tribe, bon BON glicocrldlaq. Sic So.
n1le iper6cu Oft ipiurS. oas @aIIcr
brennt, imo Sic iinO ec5mlmgen,
Qinoerimg 3ipei oocr bret 9lol nah.
reno Der 9SodH 81 Iuhcn.
Gnhueoer ioIlteu Sic ioiort eincu
oliten g(r5t coninltirer oScr pot
S1reu1 gtpot1cter imeci1br bier In,
acn Sab SdIts" foilien; ne6mcli
Sic cineu GBIoficl bon ii einem
YIos MoIicr Dor ocnt sSriibItiid ci.
tiioe Taee lang umS Hbrc 9liercn
ipcroer Ooun iein arbciteu Eieic
bcriibmter SoliC lpcr0en oiiS 1rn.
bcriaure mo Gitroneninit qemddlt
corbinirt NIT 2itbia, iino iino icit
Sencrotionen gcbrardt morocn Der.
/ ltopIte glieren 81 rcinieeu inlb ST
\ iiimlirer ebcnfods Die S1iirc III
ocm ltrin 81 reltroliiiren. 10 OaB er
nidt ldneer irritirt nh ouf Sieic
@eiIe 9Iaienidp1dle cnoet.
@So0 SoIts" iinO eir 9ebcnsreitcr
fir rceeImabiec 3Iciideiicr. Sic
4 IiiO biTlig, f0rncn nidt IfnOen imS
na6er cin ourcnc6ncs, branierOes
Gctronf, (9(naciae)
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@anitcrbsrg'S SeOsutnng in Der
Sdilbcrnna ciutS GOll.gen.

0as potion EranicriptG brijigt
bic iOlecuoc BiirOiguue Oes pcritor-
beucr Nrofciiors @ugo Wliiniterberg
aus Der Feoer poii or, aituo Strands.
@SSn Sl9o Dliiuilerbrr9 bat bic
.nmcritdiiid)e afo6rHiite @cIt ciuc
ibrcr iiitponireubiten iinO ieIielnoltet
@citalten mo oaS oncritahiihe 2e.
ben in ougcmeincu cine ibrer thdti9.
'iteii imo durcgcnaitcil Eriebfraite
nerlorcn. 3u Grigiuolitdt nno
@lafS oes Glriitcs, im llmiauge Der
intclleltueIle1i Spnipatbien, IN oer
ggcitc oeS Soori5oniS, III Der Gm'
piGnolidEeit fir iieuc Soccu rlote cr
ipeit iibcr sen oirrbihnittlihen llui'
pcriitGtS 9]roieiior oDer -Yrdiiocn,
tcit hinoiis, liuo penige @dnier lei
uer 3cit ba6en nit 10 uielen 4baier
imo nit 10 rielcu @ctbdtietuger I'M