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Evening star., 1917-09-08

Johnson Succeeds in Opener.
Three singles were all the Donovan
ties could obtain off Johnson in the
opening encounter. the dark day being
we'll adapted to the smoke ball kings
style of pitching. He was IN danger of
being scored on in only two rounds
the third. In which a pass and single
put men on first and second. with two
out. and the ninth, when High doubled
with one out and was permitted
to steal third. In each instance. how
ever, the succeeding batsmen were
compelled TO raise flies. slim Love,
on the other hand. was hit opportunely-
The Gr.fmen scored their first run IN
the fifth on singles by Ainsmith and
johnson and Horace Mflan's sacrifice
f1y. and their second tally came in the
seventh when Morgan walked, was
sacrificed to second by Charity and
tailed on Ainsmith's double TO deep
left. Eddie tried to make three sacks
on the blow, but was cut down on
Highs relay to Baker Of Hendryxs s
throw.
Four additional runs were chased
over in the eighth on q pass, hit bats
man and singles by Rice, Foster, Nor
gan. Charity and Ainsmith. Love then
was removed in favor of Monroe, but
twas too late. Score:
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De Palma to Work for Uncle Sam.

CHICAGO. September H--The chal-
lence races between Ralph De Palma
and Louis Chevrolet. scheduled to be
decided at the speedway today, We're
called off owing to a heavy rain. which
made the track dangerous. De Palma
left for Washington to enter the avia
ton service as an inspector Of motors
Evening star., 1917-09-08
To Keen Tab on Tennis Players.

NEW YORK, September S.-To keep
in touch with tennis players who have
entered the military service of the
country the United States National
Lawn Tennis Association has appointed
Vernon S. Prentice as its representa-
tive in France, it was announced last
night. Prentice has been appointed a
deputy commissioner of the Red Cross
on the staff of Maj. Grayson NJ. p. Muir
Dhy
Evening star., 1917-09-08
TECHNICAL HIGH SQUAD MEETS
MONDAY FOR INITIAL PRACTICE
Manual Trainers Lose Star of Team of
1916, But Have Back Nucleus for
Strong Eleven.
BY Il. C. BYRD.

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issued by Manager
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Evening star., 1917-09-08
De Oro Beats Cannefax
for Three-Cushion Title

ST. LOUIS. Mo-, September S.
Alfred De Oro of New York last
night won the world champion
ship in three-cushiOn billiards
from Robert l.. Cannefax of St.
Louis. The total score was $50
to I4S In favor of De Orc.
The score in last nights block
was 60 to so In favor of Canne-
fax in scventy-One innings. De
average II. Cannefax's high run
was six and his average .9S.
Evening star., 1917-09-08
EVEN BREAK WITH YANKEES
IS BEST GRIFFMEN CAN DO
Johnson Blanks Visitors in Opening Battle
6toO While Shaw Loses to Duel.
With Bob Shawkey.
BY DENMAN THOMPSON.


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Evening star., 1917-09-08

the defeated aggregation. The Maroons
We're unbeaten In the series for the Dis
trlct championship. but were forced to
play off two tie games with the Trux-
tons, both of which they won
Braund was in splendid fettle. and
held the Truxtons to two hits, both of
which We're made by Mcmahon, the
clever third-sacker. In addition, seven
OF the TruNtonS were retired by the
strike-out route. which is going some
for sfx-inning game.
steele did the best hitting for the
Maroons. finding Pfeil for two singles
and double. good-sized crowd
watched the contest.
The final standing is follows: Ma
rooms. and o; Truxtons, l and 2. and
General Offices of the Terminal Y. NJ.
c. A. League and g
Evening star., 1917-09-08

the copious downpour of last night the
double header listed between the Yam
KEGS and Griffmen for this afternoon Will
be run off as per schedule if additional
rain does not interfere. according to an
nouncement IN de by Manager Griffith at
noon today. his is the last chance the
two teams will have to meet this sea-
son and GriT is anAiocs to play. as he
believes that Harper. Du Mont nd Ayers,
between them, en- record both smes on
the winning side of the Nationals ledger
and pull the team into fifth place again.
The Yankees pitchers probably will be
selected from Fisher, Mogridge and Gull
lop. The first game is due to start at
lax o'clock
Evening star., 1917-09-08
SECOND GAME.

Two-hase hit-Hendryx. Stolen base--CiedeOn.
Sacrifice hit-Aexander. Double play-Shaw
Shanks TO Leonard. Left on bases-Sew
York ;: Washington, l. Bases on balls-OfY
Shawkey .; of Shaw. ). Hits and earned runs
OF Shawkey hits and ! in innings;
off Shaw hits and runs in . innings. Struck
out-By Shaw. g by ShaNkey, ). Umpiges-
Messrs. OLnughlin and Moriarty. Time Of game
i hour and i3 minutes.
Evening star., 1917-09-08
Ratted for Monroe in the nInth.

~BdCttU lUI N1UI!lHF III 'ITt IItIIVIT.
Two-bsse hit-Hich Stolen hases-H. Milan.
Ghanks, High. Sacrifice ht-'iharrity. Sacrihce
dy-H Milan. Double pIay-fiharrity To Shanks
TO Charity Left on bases-New York. s. Wash
ipgfon = Passes on hals-Of Love. 3: off
johnson l. Hits and earned runs-of Love. IL
hits and 8 runs in : IL innings: of Monroe,
no hits and no runs in % inning: OF Johnson,
3 hits and no runs in 3 innings. Hit Icy pitcher
by Monroe I'll. Milan. Struck out-By Love,
4; by johnson. A. Tmpires-Messrs. Moriarty
and oLoughlin. Time of game hour and 30
minutes.
Evening star., 1917-09-08

IslSI SedSDTI WTItU lIlIINFT NIEVTEdW II
the Giants walked off the field in the mid
die of game between his team and the
Brooklyn Dodgers. charging that his play
ers We're laying down" in order that Eb-
bets men might win the National League
championship. President Johnson was
quoted as saying that such action was dis
graceful and would never he tolerated in
his circuit II will he interesting. there
fore, to note what course President john
son pursues in this instance.
The suits. asking $50. 600 damages. filed
by Second Baseman Pratt and Shortstop
Lavau against Ball for his alleged SLAM
derous statements further compEcate the
situation.
Although the grounds at the Georgia
Evening star., 1917-09-08
JOHNSON HAS TASK ON HAND
IN CLEARING ST. LOUIS MIDDLE
Owner Ball of Browns Has Besmirched
Fair Name Of American League in
Accusing Players of "Quitting."
BY DENMAN THOMPSON.

OF
Phil Ball Of the
jealousiy since it was or
of
White must have neled the
a
Evening star., 1917-09-08
OFF|CERATHLETES
IN WARM CONTESTS
Company A of Reserve Corps
Carry Off Meet Held at
Quantic0.

Despite weather conditions yesterday
which again threatened to POSTPONE tn.
athletic meet of the officers Reserve
Corps OF the marines encamped at oua-,-
uco. Va. all events were run off before a
large crowd of officers and enlisted
men.
The meet was ably handled by the
officers and the Y. N. C. A There were
over a hundred entries in all the events,
including athletes well known in inter-
collegiate sport throughout the land
from Yale to California.
The time made was not what was
rough condition of the improvised
track
Results of Events
s-I, riftyyard y:s; dash.smith, Co. A. Wisconsin.
Fifty-yard dash. fat men|Giidliian. Co. n,
first: Vowel: Co. c. second; Madison, Co. A.
California, third. Time. % 80.
first: Bierman. Co. A. Minnesota. second: stiles,
Co. a, Wisconsin. third. Time. OIL.
first: Single Go. A. Stamford, second; DorreIi.
Co. d. third. Time, IL 10.
. Half-mile run-overton. Co. c, Yale. first:
Time, 227 s,' p Se''n'' DD'Peii' o. D. 'Hifo'
Mile run-overton, Co. C. Yale first: Howard.
third. Time, 45o 49,
High jump-Isogert. Co. d. Yale. first: Har-
den. Co. II, Columbia. second: Massier, Co. B,
Virginia Military Institute, third: Smith, Co. A,
Wisconsin. fourth Height. . feet 5la inches.
tThe last three men were tied for second and
tossed for place.
shotp u2-poundl l-Render. Co. r, Dart
mouth. first: Ballin, Co. u. second; Mccormick.
Co. d, third Distance. 43 feet j inch.
Running broad jump-Smith. Go. A. wscon-
sin, first; Stiles. CO. A, Wisconsin, second;
Brown, Co. c. third Distance. II feet
Pole vault-Bender, Co. u, Georgetown. first;
Meek, Go. b, Yale, second; Van Dorm, Co. ID.
Georgetown, third.
Half-mile relay-won by Company A Bier
man. Single, Smith and Madison) Time 1.51 3-3.
Evening star., 1917-09-08
R;zey Halts Batting Streak
Ct Giant George Burns

i,uUa .leppa R;Ney checked
George Burns batting strenk yes
;eria>. Burn. bad hit safely In
thirteen consecutive games.
Here Is how the five leading
batters in the big leagues are
hitting to- date:
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Player. Club, q. Alb. II. II. Av.
Roush. Gin IL; 4.6 40 1874 .3f5
Hornby, st. l. I31 44S - II. .32S
Croh. CHM f:f 5I2 so IGO .3I2
knu9. Ny I...I3i 4Si - I4S .3GS
Carey. Pitts. .127 485 - I48 .:0I
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Player, Club. g. t-B. II. II. Av.
Cobb, Detroit .3i 30. o. 1915 1855
Sis,er. 81. l.. I;;2 Us 30 Isl .354
Speaker. Ciev. I25 I37 rs I53 .34S
FeIsch. Chic. 1876 500 67 100 .sI4
Lewis, boston. i-o 40 ~ I44 900
Evening star., 1917-09-08
Shaw Fails in Wind-Up.

Shaw Fails in Wind-Up.
The Griffmen were the first to score
in the wind-up battle. pushing mark
er over in the fifth round after two
hands had been retired. Ainsmith look
ed over four wide ones and moved up
a peg when Shaw singled to left. Me-
nosky then raised a little fly to center
that HendryX came tearing in for, but
was unable to reach. Ainsmith count
ing
The Yanks tied ii up in the following
frame with the aid of only one hit, a
double to left by Hendryx. He reached
third when Shaw took AIexanders sac
rifice bunt and tossed TO Foster too late
to nip him and scored on Shawkey's rap
TO Morgan. on which Alexander was
forced at second, Shanks taking the
throw.
Shaw got himself in trouble in the
man to face him. Roger took second
and both advanced while Shanks was
to walk Baker and take a chance on
Hendryx. Notwithstanding that Frank
had not been hitting and Tim had. The
that, for Shanks missed picking up
two. He did miss it, however, and two
ond when Baker was tagged trying to
single to left. Score:
Evening star., 1917-09-08
By Ripley

Mulin and Matty were not SO bad,
either.
Usually, if pitcher proves to be a
good sticker. he is changed from the
pitchers box to a place in the regu-
lar lineup in order that the club may
daily benefit by his batting ability.
Here are Il few wallopers who broke
into the game as twirlers:
George Ssler, Harry Hooper, Dave
Robertson. Jack Graney, Harry VOL
ter. Cy Seymour. a hitter with the
Giants of a few years ago; Pat
Dougherty. famous slugger with the
old Red SoX and Yank teams, and
Jimmy Callahan, now manager of the
Pirates.
Also Iris Speaker started out on HIS
base ball career as a pitcher!
Evening star., 1917-09-08
SCHEDULES.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
MINOR LEAGUE RESULTS.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE,

rnond o. Toronto. 9; Buffalo. l. Toronto .
Rufalo. o. Montreal 4; Rochester 3. Rochester
Evening star., 1917-09-08
Company Score.

IotaIs 4lf3 1873 ID liz
Otfcials-Maj. Snyder. Maj. Ri1ey and Capts.
Barrett, Lee and Torrey, Judges: A j. Dreael
Biddle. starter; +. W. Shade and Prof. Holt
field Judges, and l.. f. Andrews. scorer and
announcer.
Evening star., 1917-09-08

John Hurley gave his friends the slip
the other day and went to Weverton,
Md, to try his luck with the small
mouth bass Il want to tell you l had
a fine time, got thirteen bass, and did
not have any one to bother me-" he
said. The largest fish weighed two and
a half pounds. while the others averag-
ed about a pound piece.
Evening star., 1917-09-08
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Philadelphia. 4; New York. 1.
New York. .; Philadelphia. 1.
Boston. 5; Brooklyn, o.
Boston. S: Brooklyn. ..
Chicago, .; Pittsburgh,
Evening star., 1917-09-08
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Washington, 6; New York, o.
New York. 4: Washington. I.
Boston. 5: Philadelphia, o.
Detroit-St. Louis game postponed to later date.
Evening star., 1917-09-08

A ten-day fishing trip is being spent at
Ridge. Md, by Norman Goode, Frank
Baur and Lum Harper
Evening star., 1917-09-08

Eleven small-mouth bass, weighing
twenty-five pounds, We're caught at
Whites Ferry. Va. Monday by L. Neal
Mckinney, his brother, Baxter Mckinney.
and his father The largest weighed
three and one-half pounds and three and
one-fourth pounds each. The elder fish
erman hooked the biggest fish, but just
as he was about to pull it into the boat
the line broke and the fish escaped A
few minutes later Baxter Mckinney got
a strike and on landing the fish it was
found to be the one which had gotten
away from the father.
THE river seems to be fairly alive with
bass said l.. Neal Mckinney, .and l
feel confident we could have gotten many
more, but We had poor assortment of
bait
Evening star., 1917-09-08

Capt. Anderson of the eleventh police
precinct. Karl Schearer, Mrs Laura Far
quhar and George w. kidwell are on a
fishing trip to Benedict.
Evening star., 1917-09-08

More than 400 trout were caught at
Rock Point Sunday by John weightman
of Gaithersburg, Md; Joe Weightman of
Mount Rainier. Md: William NJ. Angelo of
Front Royal, Va, and F'r NJ and DR.. S.
NJ. Angelo of this city.
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GnaIonOa gLr6eits. .4srp6lcmc.

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&c gei6li1tet menn nidt, 6llrb Die
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-0}iniiternum.
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i6er &lItusminiiter it, bat 9(nor0-
mngen erlaiien, Oenen 5uioIse Die
S6ulen in Oen rlImdnii6en Ibeilen
Der Monar6ie 81 mngDnriiircn iin0.
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fir oie lmgariicbe g1ation, ole rilmG-
niiden Sdulen bonn Stante iiber-
nommen merOcn wiiroen, OaB aber
onoererieitS Scr 9leIisionslnterri6t
porldufig in rrunGnii6er Sprade err
ibcilt meroen 0iirie.
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Or. aH6Intunr'S SmnsfcrnrsOc.

n&oIitif ser 0&adt ou 6ebG6Ioe ber-
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fir uns, iogte Or. bon aiiblmonn.
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in Der @olitif 5lpor oie W1o1t gilt,
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tiirlirb nmtlibe 8e3iebungen obge6ro-
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Der 6ffentliden @3einlns iiber Die
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@nbologie oes Seinoes, oomit feline
guten @orte Oerlcbpenoet meroen
menn 6ie an0ere Seite iid foIt 3uriid-
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@orte fallen, menn 9(n5eicben oa
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Or. bon &iiblmonn l1loB nit ei-
nem glppeIl allf Die 9lrmee ino ole
@}nrine 81 Oertrouen.
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1)QrIQmfntarismnS
Sn Der DeMtIden &eidss
&esiernng.
Die eriten 0lnSeiHetI mas
hen Itdj aeIten6.

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miOeriiug uuf Oes @opites 5rie-
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TAG gtiidiprade nebmen miro, in
oieier gerbinOuug als be8eidneuO
angeIeben. Interchangeable
gieformbemeeung.
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@ieoererSffnune 6es 2onotaees Inn
ieoen 8reis 6lt oerDinoerh menm mo-
tbig oos @ebGuoe nit Wlilitdr 5u llm-
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ggcfcrlc's 9lafau6c.

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pou elmer feinoliA geiinnten @orla-
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erlangen. Gr. 99eferle's @rnen-
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BADEN ,ernonnt, IN Der ooiimng, pie
es 6eiBt, Den @roien 8is3a 0en irii-
6eren @3iuiiterprGiiOentet fir Elm Ii
beroleS @ablgeieb 81 gepinncn unO
0aOrr6 Oie 2lifl6ilng 0eS Forla-
mentS lm0 oie &orno6mc bon @eu-
mo6lcn nod mG6ren0 Der &riegs3eit
5u oer6iitcu.
Der Sbliiiiel Scr politii6en 2age
in llngoru lit in scr G5oiiade 5u
iiuoeh ooB @rai Gis3o, imgeo6tet
Der 9lbiplitterng eiueS G6eils ieiner
@efolgI6aft, unmer nod oie o6iolite
N}e6r6eit oes @arlamentS controlirt
@rai @lorib @iter6a5p, iein 9ta6iol-
ger. mar ouSermG6lt mor0eu neil
man bon leineu perlonlic6en 9e3ie-
6ungen 3u Dem @raien Gis5o cine
@inpirhmg ouf oieien ermartete,
Ser lebtere erfldrte iib ou6 our
3uitinnnlng 81 bol6en N}aBna6men
6eret meigerte iib iuoenen nit al.
Ter @ntidieoen6eit Die @erlei6mg
oeS oagemeinen @a6lre6ts au6 nur
an Gle &riegSoeteranen in @rmG-
glng 81 5ie6en 9}ur Sen Sn6o6ern
bon @}eoaillen fiir 6eionoere 9riegs-
oienite mollte er Elm iolbeS con3e0i.
ren.
@rof 95uliuS 9lnoroiip peIdber bis
5lm leBten 9lu9en6lid ais m6glid-
tier 9fQGioI6er @iter6a3o's genaunt
mllroe, berlor, 9erliuer GepeIGen
3uioIge, ieine G6oncen 0lr6 leine
8oltlmg Der 8ra9e oes oiterrei6iid-
in9orii6en 0ualiSmus ge9eniiber.
@r 6eiiirwprtete oie @ep16rlln0 ei-
ner belouoercn %oiition i'm &o6men
ocS oiterreid6iibeti 9eiGSber6anoes
an @ali5ien imo anOere poluiibe @e-
6ietSt6eile ser N}onar6ie S5ier-
our6, 10 6ieB eS, miir0e Smar sic
Suprematie ser Geutiden in OeIter-
reid etablirt merOen, aber sic @rriG-
tmg eines ilomit6en Stoates in
0eiterreid wiiroe ole mooparilde
@erri6aft in llngdrn be0ro6en, neil
Damn audi Die ilopiihen 9eItonot6ei-
le llngarns 81 Dem @eriub ongeregt
merDeu wiirOeu, iib cine aIei6e stel-
lung 5n erfdmpien.
q p ponDiI IGbt 2 buGen nj a.
g0oriiiren.
@open6ooem %. 9luguit. -
@roi 9ll6ert 2(pponDi ser befonnte
rn9oriIdc 8ii6rer, Der ie6t lngari-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-24

niiniiter @onowaloff unO Shirt Trou-
6etsfoi 9eratbungen bielten. General
SuneniH, ser Groberer bon @r5erlun
un0 Sauptnlann Der &oiofeil, traf
ipdter Elm.
Sn Gonferen5en inter Dem 8oriib
oes Guma-@rdiioenten &oojiaufo
muroeu Die 0iiferen3en 3miIdeu oer
9leaierung umo Ser 9ourgeoiiiie
idarf 6etont.
llltimatum an &erenStD
geplont.
Bon eiiligen Spredern mlr0e an
erfannt Dab GerensfD wo6l id6ig
mare, Oen 2onoe ser 9}ettcr 5li ieiL
0o6 mr. inter Der @eoinglnq, ooB
er iid bon ben Sojialiiten mo DEM
Delegoten9tat6 frei made. Sic
Ereiie mor pou oen @orauS6erat6un-
Gen ausgeibloiien, 0o9 oerlutet,
ooB ole ge6atleneu 9leoeu cine 9}eu
geItaltung Oes Cabinets auf @rtHO-
lage elmer itarfen @ollmodt, oie
Nl6gfcbfeit einer militdriI6en Off.
totilr mo Die 9}ot6wenoigfeit ser
llnter6reitlng cineS llltimohmS an
0os &erenSfpsGa6inet 6e6onOelten.
Siirit Eruu6etSfot Qreift
Gegiertng an.
sSiirit Grou6etsfoi griff in IcJarieu
98orten 0ie &egierlng on. @r ertldr,
te, ole 6cilige &eoohltion lei in oie
rro6eu &iaueu~ bon Widnnern gera
t6en pelbe MIR aif bic &liinoerilng
0es observation-disclosures unO oui i6re
eigenen 5utereien 6eoobt Ieien. Gie
Hegiertng flagte Der Spreder, iei
oollitdu0ia in 5dnoeu Beters6luq's
3a5 iei oaS Sauptii6el oenn &eters.
burg iei Der @}ittelpunft ser @errot
tuHg. Cine &erleauug Ger &auptitoot
nod oem qeinoen 0}oSfou lei lu6e
0ingt not6penOig, Shirt Grou6et5foi
no6n nir 0en @rcpier acren8fD bon
Der augemeiuen Gerurt6eihnq ans;
oogegen 6e5eidnete Elm an0erer 9ieo-
uer, Slin BON @losfau, Sen @renlicr
ais G9uloigell meil er nit 0enen
ole fir Die gegemudrtige 9lnardie
perautuortfi9, @emeini6aft babe.
gllericff idimPft ouf sic
So5toIiiten.
@iencrol 9aerieif, Ger Derfloilene
&6dItconlmolOirenoe, berlrt6eiltc
sic io3ialiitiiAe nGrOre 9}r. f." mel-
de ocu SoIoaten Oolle GSrei6eit gob,
mo 6aS Sonttireu ae0enii6cr &orge
ieeten o6idofitc. 9lu6 er lpar olf
&eters6rra idledt 5u Ipreden Sc
neral @ruiiilofi id6loB ii6 sen gSorten
ieines &orreonerS 9llerieff pollitdn
oig au
Ole 2ooe in 6innlon6
be6roblid.
@eter8burg, 90. Q(uault.
6iunlano'5 Gage eeitoltet iid ernit
infolge Der ouooucrnoen 5dmierio-
feiten BEL Ser g}eubiloung eines Ga
Einets lmO pegen oes 8eborren8 Der
ouf i6rem @(on oie
SiBungen oe8 ouigcl0iten 2onotogs
am 30. gluguit wieoer oli5une6uen.
glab NleI0ungcn ser glbeno5eitui-
Gen bot @remier &crensf0 0em @e-
-@ouDernerr Stot6omitcb in
@eliingforS gseii1ng gegebcn bic