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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-01-22

lions for the event which will make
It, an object for Woodmen through
out the state to attend the meeting
here 1t is considered probable that
the definite dates for the convention
viii be set at the February meeting
announced According to intimation
by local members, number OF at
tractive features will be added to
the program Of events for the con-
vention.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-01-22

"OOiN law w oSoy
in bed several days
every mon tn. l
tried all kinds Of
remedies and was
treated by doctors,
but my trouble con-
tinued until one day
/ read about Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound and
what it had done for
others. I tried It
opd pow T ar, never
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-01-22

The same amount OF electrical en-
ergy required to move an ordinary
street car one mile on level would
raise 1t vertically to height OF LOO
<eo$
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-01-22
Bethlehen's Bid on Shells
for the United States Navy

To heAm american
The Secretary Navy $780,
British offered below those OF ~
can including ourselves
bid for this
tool contract make a
OCwihh penalties for
ell expefenc and nnies have to
ractsu now
arhoua tho workaI
ehavex ended in wages mater
Expended making
ttaa hexpenn ue NJ o
ANDY, havena o.nda
sfo dehysd $7s01e
otb
tina
sh
scHWA halrman
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-01-22

from the members and to assure you
all that the time which l have served
as secretary of this organization will
always be pleasant memory.
Respectfully submitted,
MARY J. HARRINGTON,
Recording Secretary.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-01-22
Those AWFUL
CRAMPS
Suggestions that may save
Much Suffering

Marysville, Pa.-"For twelve years
| suffered with terrible cramps. i
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1917-12-22
Is
MINE CENTER

The present high price of manga
rese ore has encouraged prospect
ing to the extent that there have
been a number of large groupings
of a commercial grade of this ore
found in this district. The writer
has a number of inquiries from diff
ferent steel works in regard to the
grade of ore. A much lower-grade
ore can be marketed at a profit
than formerly. The present war
needs for steel are so abnormally
large now and the Importance of
manganese as a ferro-alloy for steel,
will open up our deposits in this
country to the extent that we wont
lave to look to foreign countries for
"a supply in the future.
The Kelsey big teams are moving
ore from the Yerington Copper COM
rany property to Golconda at a rate
of 500 tons per month. New ore Is
t.eIng developed in the old work.
ines which more than justifies opti-
mistic expectations.
A reliable report just out is that
Joseph P%layton's gold property sit
lated in this district has been taken
ever by New York people. This
property has merit as a gold pro-
Queer. No doubt the New York
parties, who are large capitalists,
viii carry on extensive develop
n:ent work in the near future.-Sil-
yer State.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1917-12-22
COIORED FIGHTER TAKES WIFE

James Herbert Carter of Tonopah
formerly known to Goldfield prize
fight fans as Jim kid" Carter and
who on the night of Oct. II last
fought Willie Meehan in a prelimin-
airy in the Hippodrome, and Alberta
Williams, also of Tonopah, were
married late yesterday by Justice
of the Peace Arnold in the court
house. Both are colored. A fair
sized delegation of Tonopah upper
set colored society was in atten-
dance at the wedding and the urg-
ings of Herbert c.. Hoover were dis
regarded to such an extent that a
large quantity of rice was still in
evidence in front of the court house
this morning.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1917-12-22
SAYS SILVER
ISSUE NOT
REVIVED
pENONITIZATION OF WHITE
METAL Is OUT OF
QUESTION

WASHINGTON, D. c., Dec. Is
Director of the Mint Baker, In
denying reports that the govern
ment was considering the unlimited
coinage of silver or a revival of
the bimetalism issue, explained that
the proposed government acquisition
of silver was to stimulate produc-
ton and to stabalize the market.
1t was officially explained that
The administration is not supporting
the Shafroth resolution, for the
creation of a commission to study
international silver and monetary
questions.
Baker said hat the sole purpose
Of the government was to insure
an adequate supply of silver, at a
pr:ce that would be fair to the
small producers as we'll as the large
ores, and which would stimulate the
production of silver, gold and other
metals yielding silver AS a by-pro-
Guct, would stabalize the American
market and render foreign exchange
more stable.
The present negotiations, he said.
would afford no opening for a reviv-
al of the economic issue, and should
be regarded purely as an effort to
secure an adequate supply and to
place American silver production on
a more satisfactory and scientific
basis.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1917-12-22
Recruiting Breaking Records

With only a few more days in
which draft registrants car choose
the branch of army service they
wish to enter by voluntary enlist
ment, recruiting in Nevada is break
ing all records, as shown by the
number of men recruited during
the past two days, when Is enlist
ed through the Reno station. Re-
ports from auxiliary stations
throughout the state say that a
number of others are on their way
to Reno to await transportation to
division headquarters in San Fran
cisco and it is thought that a re-
cruiting boom has started. During
November IA men enlisted, which is
exactly twice the number enlisted
during October.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1917-12-22
A ON RED HILLS

H. o. Hall and John Russet have
property of Lacy and Cleary at Red
Ellis, 20 miles east of Spring val
ley, where they now have a force of
men on development work, says the
Ely Record. This property has pro-
duced considerable lead-silver ore
during the past few years. The
ground from which they have made
several shipments during the past
few months. The new lessees have
put in a winters supply of prOvi-
sions and mining supplies, and will
continue work all winter.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1917-12-22
Printing Firms Consolidate

Cannon and Jackson, lessees of
the Nevada Press company at Reno.
have concluded negotiations with A.
Carlisle and company of San Fran
cisco, under the terms of which the
latter company becomes interested
with them in their operations. The
new firm will be known as A. Car
Isle and company of Nevada and in
addition to the printing business a
large stationery store has been
opened in Reno.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1917-12-22
Heavy Automobile Travel

During the month of October
more than 500 automobiles crossed
the desert part OF the Lincoln high
way west of Salt Lake. according to
Hamilton Orr of Orr's ranch, consul
for the association. The ranch is at
an isolated point 80 miles from Salt
Lake, where it is easy to keep an
accurate check on passing cars. The
figures indicate that travel on the
Lincoln highway in the west con
tinued to increase in volume up to
the last of the touring season.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1917-12-22
Powder Mazagines Unguarded

Residents of Tonopah are alarm
ed over the fact that three powder
magazines just outside the town
limits are ~unguarded. People living
within a short distance of them fear
plotters and it is believed steps will
be taken to protect them.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1917-12-22

product of the mine, after treatment
at the mill, eventuated in the usual
Shipment of gold and silver bullion
after each cleanup and melt in No
vomber; and the present weeks re-
port, showing a production of 936
tons, which was sent to the Bel
Tlont cOmpany's Tonopah plant, in
ing worked up to capacity.-Tono-
pah Miner.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1917-12-22
University Well Represented

A service flag with 118 stars will
soon be floating under the national
colors on the big flag pole at the
state university. A careful count
of students. recent graduates and
Professors who have Joined some
branch of the army or navy is be-
ing made by the registrar and a
student committee and the total
now stands at 11S. Since Septem-
Ter 25 men students have with
drawn from the university and
Joined the colors. Several more
are waiting until the end of this
semester before joining. Out of the
Is only six were drafted.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1917-12-22
GET EXEMPTION 81 lNKS

The Tribune will supply proper
blanks for filing claims for exemp-
ton from annual assessment work.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1917-12-22

Penetrated at widely separated
points by cross-cuts and raises, n
developed by a number OF drifts'
with all the faces but one or TWO
in ere of high grade, the West End
company has succeeded in proving
up the largest body of profitable
ore that has been opened in Tono-
pah since the groupings on Mizpan
hill returned fortunes to the lessees
OF Jim Butler, at a time when IL
was necessary to haul ore to Soda
vile and ship thence to distant
s~rleiters over the narrow gauge.
Halifax-TOnopah
Cross-cut 101S, on the 1OOO-foot
level of the Halifax Tonopah Min
ing company, is making excellent
progress in exploration of the
ground lying ahead of it, but up to
date there has been nothing of i'm
portance discovered. On the 1900
foot level, another cross-cut, NO.
1886, is also being sent out for
pr prospecting purposes, and is regis
te1ing the usual satisfactory ad-
vaEces. At the bottom level of the
rhine, there has been no change
shown in cross-cut 1908, except that
the water has been decreasing to a
considerable degree, and the face OF
tho cross-cut was put out further to
the east at the regular rate of
speed.
MacNamara NJ. & NJ. Co.
Steady progress has been made
in all the workings of the MacNa-
during the past week. The
cross-cut towards the Ohio vein ad-
vanced a distance of As feet, but
has not yet cut the vein.
1'onnages and vaIues in all the
stope workings are about the same
as stated previously, and a total of
5O1 tons was put through the mill.
North Star Mine
Superintendent Lowe, before leav-
ing for San Francisco on last Mon
day morning, on company business,
informed The Miner that the late
developments in the mine have
very satisfactory, particularly
in the cross-cut that is being driven
over toward the Belmont ground.
A lead of good ore is being fol-
lowed, and while no great width
has been developed as yet, it gives
the management great encourage
meEt. The other workings are
making the usual progress, without
much change being shown.
Monarch Pittsburg
Repair work at the Monarch
Pittsburg has been almost COM
pJeted, and it is expected that work
in the raise will be resumed about
Monday, the 18th instant. The
latest report of development is con-
tanned in the recent statement is
sued to the stockholders in con-
junction with the call for an assess
ment.
Jim Butler Mine
AS will be noted from a scrutiny
OF the reports of milling operations
at the Belmont company's Millers
liant during November, prior to the
cessation of it's operations, the Jim
Butler company continued to demon
strate an ability to yield splendid
raturns from it's mining work. The
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-09
sser hat ben stein nmsetamidIt?

saecb 5ranf, bon 2630 wtap St..
anf gaaInut Oils, sIanbie bis selier''
Der itol,e geiiter eines Tianid,ltriri'
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SsEO besabIi batte. gls er bel ieiner
glnfunft IN Der Widianner CONNER
friiae ieinen aoifer aispadte. belrtert.
te er. sab Der sieia nis Dec
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iieI Inn bus tribe ausieben besieibeii
aiii. aIs er eeiiern nnA Cincinnati
S,sriiffehrte, elite er iporlntreihS ,u
btm ssulpeIier, Bel bem er ben Wins
aeFanft latte, irrt aus ben @lnioe oes.
Ielben bic nieoeridnietternoe shinee $40
erFabrcn. tdb Der angefIide Diomoat
nid,ts peiter ole @Ias fei. Jrnnt ser.
fnar1ert iett iein Siri, I'M GU crillits
trIn, iper ben edten iStcin aiis Dec
Saiiune gebroden unb 6as merfbloie
@.as bineingeiest bot gie Fclisei
iea ibm babel beifen.
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itrederin psu qboruos gruttn; Der.
icnalien $1,000.
Z. sIrder 1T 9,adlnbperipaIter
bon 1'arp aRcenuabIin; periounIieu
$500.
5riou libI 1T slodlabberpaItfriH
bon aats llbi: PerionoIien 1928. 30.
Sopbia pioSiteot lit Teifancnts.
poaiireterin ron 2oiiEc u. gIpgiteot;
0rlnloeigenfblim $500.
Der perionlife HnfIab Der Roie
@irtb betraet S557 .05; oerjeniae oes
GbDaro pelijaals $S00.SS; Scrieni.
&c Ses S;uOn 8. 5oues $759.02.
9eri6iebeHes.
Sie 2iiton slpenue Building & eoan
60 fIagte cine Spotbefiprberinlg iibcr
$iO0f.l4 gesen @m. 8. ulo Mar.
gnret 3inumer elm.
Oic Spea,ncre SaDinss & Soon
60. bot cine Sppotbefiorberins iiper
s332792 geeer $enru 8. Mbertart
eiiIsefIagt.
ainrp Collins IIngte einc Sppotbef.
ioroeriIus iibcr $779.40 eesen Robert
Y Sueu elm.
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llrtbeil iiber $5062 .25 gesen Sobn !.
eslritis; s q. SbIenborf ein ioIdlss
i,5er $t37 80 gegen ssobn 2. Grimes; !;
yaild,ior goenlineer ein iclhes iIGer
$f00.S5 segcn @m. 2oiibt ii. ".
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CHE. .Grlantmikid,eime.

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Rutb Or. Dps, 38. 2441 ObiO a5s.
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bin Roab.
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biion Roab.
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Sirabe.
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rntr Nbe.
JGsorss million, 90. RoriuoOb.
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I Samss abs.
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lGlst9er Rpers, %, Columbia, .. 9.
lRarp 6. psarion. "a, GIG Dine ct.
)Sobn $. psat, 50, gibion 9ota.
lemilp 8. Rbers, 30. bsssI.
jaouis 6. Degruins, SO. ROrpoos.
(stmaIia pfsnnins, %. 2115 gins St.
JSames u. GuIbsrtIon, %, 527 aau,
rel Strabe.
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George Sbap, 20, 653 MeR A. cir.
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alpenns.
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| 2Gnbsrn i'm eultIans. Das @eIo ssb
in bic Rsgierunssiaiis unf bon oieitl
on bas Bolt auriid, bd es BON Der Re
sisruns fir ibte srOBtn antdufs Ose-
aussabt pitb. Sn oisfer Weiis il
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runs fir bic Bones besdblt Dorben iit
an bas Bolt suriidgslanst. Demnot
liit auf cine balbise nnterbrinsuns
Der nsusn Reaisrungsanleibs gu red-
men. Rotbpenbis IN jsbod. baB Die'
Ijsnisen, bic Bombs auf Roten5abInns
gen sstauft baben, bie3nblunss. Sers
mine prompt einbaltsn. SpeJisa III
ptompts 8e5oblung Der am Is. b. Ul.
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p,rbdltnibmdbis ssrins iinb, lisst t,in
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biuer 8rsislditf tpibpsnbia III an
folder WeiI. pirb bic prompte Ysjabs
lung sur pdtriptifhen pflidt.
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riiiseno isin. Sa WeiSen gum srcB'
len Sbeils an bic aliirisn sei4idi
iperben iOa. 10 ersibt fi9 bitraus bic
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better unter Der Wsdisuahruns an
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nete Hobrune erbaIten, bamh bic Wis
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qeniigenbe Wenes weis.n In nn1rsut
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9taiitten fpitb. fpts mir, Ftb nit siner
gefpiFen W.nse bon Mais behslf.n
miiiien.
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Die HabranssmtttefpOr
ldsei 1T srlsoigt. Ou iie nrnme6r aaf
pom Senat angenpmmen iporben 1T
,SR Der 9auptia4e bat iis ben 3IteG
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Elm bober prsis ni4t gu Dermeiber
iein, in Jolee Der @oriartft, bab Der
6armern Elm Yrsis pon 3fpei Dollars
per gui6el Bei5en 9dranttrt Dirb. 5r
ge3ua auf aobIen 1T ausrei4enO BIts
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baI6 gebiibrsnbsr @ren5en tteibt.
8eun Der &rhs fib nidt iiber Elm
SSo6r bin5iebt, mag bas SeIeB nus
rei6eno isin. gei elmer lGnaeren
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Sduse beg pubIitums ge9en p-eis.
treiber seboten feiu. gu bsmerter in
nod, Oab Der Wbistp but6 bag Der
bot absstban lit, gu ieinsr SsriIsqrrg
RahruHasmittel gu berfpsnber. Sfn
folder Weiis perben mir piel aummer
unb teinen att0r bGben.
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Qu6 mir lerHen pom arie9s
ManherIei pfdne, bic nit grober
@tfer befiirnortet puroen unb Tupcl
pom aOnsreb seusbHist pDrbtn FnO
DerDen BEL reifli6em Ra9oeuten bs
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tIeine S9iffe, nit Gefdiisen uut
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ben. lInfsrs abmiralitdi 1T su
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fiht 1T aud cine grmabnuna in 9esiq
auf bic Gusi9tffe am gfube. 9iefe
fcllsn gu Soufeuben aebaut nerbcn.
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iaser, aber man follte sie eefriiTe
goril8t bevba@ten. gs bat ii& ndne
Ii4 srpisien Sak SeutfaIanS i.tns
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Der Jerbinanb aaHdls aIub bate
am Disnitas abefb isine fsetimdbiss
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ipnrbsn stiponnen, 70 bdb Der 9anoIl,
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@,nn ss aid ri4tis ia,

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lie t0nnen ni6ts ausri9ten, tpsrn
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Dipiiion fid, fbtpdd seist. 70 lit Die
gang. Dibifion sam Riid3us geSiuuH'
gen. Das bisIs llnbOtmdbieitit uers
liria9t, ipirb auf perI9ieb.ns Weiis 81
srtIaren Deriu9t. glah einsr DurItels
lung tpirtt bic Sdoperbaaefide .gs.
iabung oss @iasns gum Snfetn'
auf piel. SoIbatsn sntnerptnb. 9as
ipiberfpriGt Der Grfabruns. Dicfs
Iebrt, bdb Der admpf.seifsr aud ri.
f6puHberSieen eolbaten nit fih
forirsibt. SsIbifperfdnblid ipirb au9
Der beutiae stsitator dnsefiibri. Ser
bic Sploatsn gum linsebOriam psrIet
tet. Wenn IS oanit feline Ei9iisieit
bate, Ddrs pon bem ru1ii9en 5sre
iibsrbaupt nidts 5u erboffsn, bean sin
5ser, Oas ben ginfliiferungsn pss
5eulbes unterlissi. mare OOllis psrs
rottet. gla9 unierer 4niidt iinD sD.t
llria9en i'm Spisle. .3u,rit Der .lrs
ipruHs bes arisses. als bic SGlbas
Ten 5uerf ins Gelb 5ogsn, tbdtsn re
oas auf gefebl beg 3aren uno bies:m
bat Hisnanb bag 9ertralien enigs1ens
ssbradt, bdb sr bic Waffsn gum
Noble beg ruifiIhen 9oliss aufnabr1.
Snfolse befen erideini aud 9ie=
len bic 6ortteHnng .oes Rrie3ss
aidt surd bic goltsintereTen esboten.
Damn bsiisbt aud sin Nsibirausn &C.
gen bic jsbigs Regisruns, bab iie sic
Grpurtunsen niht erfiillen ipsrbt,
tpel9s bic sinsn fold uneebeusrlid,
srObsn proSentfaB bss @oltss btIS,E-
ben o0nis perornisn aloffen On Sic
Rebolution tniipftsn, mir bGbeH Iolbs
geifpiele IN Der gefdiats pieIer g5ls
fer, bab fie bic Rssisruna i'm Sti5s
lieBen, Biz iis bic pom goIte esforbers
In Rdormen seipGbrt bait, uno bas
rin fdeint iins ou6 Der 56liiifel suI
Der ruiFifden Situdtion su Iiesen.
Wenn bic Regierung bic Refcrmen,
lDsI@s bsrIaHgt ipsrbsu, fpfori iEs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-09
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1.spieI.
I. spiel.
Ginrinunti--O o; sDitoH-2.
2.SpieI.
9iHsinHati-3; Soitpa-0.

Sn bem sriten bes ssftrisen Dop.
peIfpieles 5ipiiheu unferen rReos"
iIuo ben Boitoner ,BrdpesA i'm biefis
gen Reblaio Gielb iungirtt
5dieuberer @edsdn uno Ddnser Win'
go aIs 8dtterie fit Cincinnati gesen
Barnes be3ip Sraiaeiior fir bic @cg.
iier. 9eioe 8ai.srien blieben bis gum
gnbe res GpisIes i'm Sample. auf
unfsrer Seiie tpurben bic ein5igen
sipci Greipdie sur /. 9ais srIaubt
uAb 2 auftfd&lsr sur Ynni psiunbi
sssen 8. 9sibe Ransr mattsn 5
zreffsr unb bic .ReDs@ 8 5ehler. ses
gen ieblerfreies Spiel. lleber 1900
3ufhausr ipobntsn BEN Spite BET.
Die 8raDes geipannen ben Sis burt
ibrs 3 Trsffsr I'm 8. ganes. unters
ftiibt bur4 2 8eblsr Der .Rebss. yps
ron uHO 0uigIsp ipdren bic S&itbs'
ridtsr.
Jn BEN ,ipsiisn Gpisl bsbisnien
Gdlsuoersr 1onep unb 5dnssr gDiR-
90 bas 0ei9iib fiir bic .Rtbs1 ssssli
9sebf betp. Srnigefior fir sic ~yra.
Dss.1 geibe gdiierisn blisbsn bis
sum gnbe bss GpisIss i'm Rdmpfs.
Die .Rebs' madisn 9 Trtffer stg:n
8 Der ,gtaDsss unb bribe NsnHst
batten je einen 5ebles aiIf rem serb.
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