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New-York tribune., 1918-02-02
Jack Kennedy Is
Chosen Captain
At Columbia

TACK KENNEDY has been
~ chosen captain Of the Co.
lumbia football team for
next year. Kennedy has played
left end on the varsity for two
Of the three years that he has at
tended Columbia, being one Of
the four regulars who returned
to the college last fall. His lead
ership of the team next fall is
highly doubtful, however, since
he is now in the Naval Reserve.
but on furlough, and may be
called for active service at anv
time.
Kennedy started his football
career on the Manchester, NJ. H.,
High School team, playing there
for three years. He first attended
City College, but transferred 20
Columbia the next year in order
to play football. He is now
junior and brother OF ed
Kennedy, coach Of the Columbia
swimming team.
New-York tribune., 1918-02-02
Eleven Squash Matches
On Card for TODAY

Eleven matches arc scheduled in tho
opening rounds of play in the national
squash tennis championship tourna-
ment which begins on the courts of the
Harvard Club this afternoon. A record
field Of twenty-three men is entered
The first matches will start at s O'Clock
Fillmore Van s. Hyde, the Harvard
star and favoritc for the title, is slated
10 meet r. II. White, Columbia Club, in
the upper half of the draw. Close
matches are looked for when w. II.
Knapp. Squash Club. meets II. r. Min
sell. Princeton Club. and Frank s
Kceler, Columbia Club. opposes Robert
l.. Strcbeigh. a clubmate.
New-York tribune., 1918-02-02
Phillips Faces
Standish To-day
In Golf Final

PINEHURST, n. C., Feb. 1.-The St.
Valentine tournament was brought down
to tho finals at Pinchurst to day by the
playing of the semi-hnal matches in
al divisions. L. L. WilbAr, whose
stock was at d premium in view OF his
dramatic defeat of Norman Maxwell in
yesterdays round, was beaten by How =
ard q. Phillips to day, 1 and 8. Phillips
Will meet j. d. Standard, jr, the
rcdalIist, In to-morr"w's final contest
Standish disposed of L. b. Pierce, Of
Boston, to-day by i and g.
Wilbar started out we'll in his match
With Philips and had his opponent
3 down at the fourth. rhc match
Vas Ill even at the turn, however,
owing to thrccs to Philips's credit at
the eighth and ninth. From that time
on Wilbar steadily slipped behind
Phillips played par goit from the
eighth to the fifteenth hole, the match
ending there with Phillips up,
Standish had things all his own way
going out against Pierce and arrived at
the turn up in 81. lIonors were over
coming in, but the medallist maintained
his advantage and won by up at the
''Al'tHtn dlu DldNcJ OuL the DVC hOlcS
for total of 80 coming in. lI3 card
of Is included five thrccs and two twos.
There was nothing particularly sem
sational about the five holes played in
three with the exception OF the third
hole, whore he WAS dead to tho pin on
his second shot and took the hole il.
enc under par.
Tho scores:
SEM FINALS FIRST SINTtEN
4 ~ tprt
Frae Bun. and s.; ". q. Phillips Muoro County.
hoat L. Il. Wilbar. Titrhburs 1 and ;;
GhA7EN lLGur
=. $. Mn.Laughm. Scarsdale beat J. D.
Armstrong. Buffalo. IN; e. l.. Reckcr. EbwanuA
SECOND SINrEEN
d. y kuowon. Furao. beat Donald rarson
oun2stoNn up. 5. G. Brcnnal Worcester beat
). {. Miller, Englc"ood . W.
BEATEN EIGHT
g. ". Statzcll, oakmout, beat $. Y. Ramase.
A T.. beat ". r. Barr. Brooklyn and j.
Third SlNTErN
:" W sl.cddea. New York. boa, Dickinson
hsho1, ass County. aid l Harold Schroedcr
M"riair. beat W. n. Gregg. Jr. st. Louis, = w.
BEATEN EIGHT
$. {. Wsring. Mccro County beat Or s !
Mnllga,'. Stanton Heights, = UP. II T.! Hotchlis,
Nc" hsVcn. beat Robert V. Bernard, U5erbr,oG
FOURTH slxTEEN
:, Y II. r"ycn ToricYlea. heat !: J uoysn.
!iarfisbnrg ! up. 4. \. Shav. Toronto Hunt. ly.a.
j. r. McGillicuudy Worcester G and 4 "
BEATEN EIGHT
T. a. Pasc, Moore County, beat B v Cor,rt
l up; q. A. Magoon. oakmout beat r. il. Sulli.
.f,r and I
New-York tribune., 1918-02-02
The 100 Per Cent Place

We NJ. c.
huch oil tins
o hcn one cold afternoon driftd army
1t hadn't been for this place hayeb
spending his
nothing TO but to get but
way.
Inc y NJ e. a. hut that day looking
IN Well lighted "clhad building
switching from Harry Lauder The Long Trail"
gathered from different had
a who cd Y
hut
about making his
would eprey
the limit knowing he getting 100 plus
lingering
Af''N'4A'
New-York tribune., 1918-02-02
Schmidt Wins Mile
Race at Skating Rink

Charles Schmidt, local onc-milc
champion, won the one-milc handicap
lcc-skating race at the Riverside Skat-
ing Rink last night by five yards. lie
assumed tho lead two laps from home
to stavc off determined challenge by
Irving Rcincr.
Rcincr captured the half-milc handi-
cap race from the 2o-yard mark. In
this event Schmidt, from scratch. fell
on the final lap when in fourth place.
The summary follows:
$50 ard race fqogrel Won by T. Sc.mar.
attached, A. Goldsmith. unattached. second. /;
Hoincr unattached. thirl. 1imc. Ia -
$50 ard raco thandicap Won by Irring Nlncr
unattache-l Go yaresl, William raSlor Nele Nurls
4 9. ,scra'ri' se"ond; John hhran. unattached
"a wards. third Time. 1:5i -.
one milo race fhaidicsp Won hy Charles
schmidt. fremont C. tscra'eo,: irving Ecjncr
unattached go yarIsl, socrnd; NIiko Mclaughlin
unattached GO ards. i.rd. Time a.53 > 8.
New-York tribune., 1918-02-02

nave any Of those petty Ii I;t,lc
Squabbles like some folks do ''sl OH
Danny - and Pollok bcamed on hi,
partner y" "'o
,harry, old dear, | don't know =
1cI'cr IN the whole world as close 10
me as you are. Amt it so? Did wc
CN,r, eHGr o., nave ONE. little cross word
ENr cooed Mcketrick. patting Pol,
ION on inc shoulder blades and fick-
ing spec Of dust Off Harrv's wa;st.
coat. waist
1T was beautiful picture. thcsc t,,o
strong men facing the world sbonldou
TO shoulder, as they hewed a livine, o,,t
or cold, unfeeling Wall Street A svss
P'clous mlstiness dimmed our ewes hut
o'.y Tor moment. We had work to do
larry, may we sec you moment in
your Office" we asked, and 'Andsop,o
AIRY tell INTO the cunningly laid fran
without batting an eye. "Whv ~
course. Step right this way Fycuee
me m ior few minutes, Danny. old
"Do you believe that Patsy Cline is
inc best lightweight in the world TO-,
gay, Wltnout mental reservation Of anv
hlnd"> We hurled the stunning ones,
eloh r'ght INTO Pol!ok's teeth. He
caqgnt IT and smiled. Easily! am
ready at any time to put up $50 900. or
any amount you wish to fill tho chect
out for; that my boy can beat Bennv
Leonard III twenty rounds. It's a
How about frankie Callahan 90 de.
'nanded a,l,lI the voice of the tempter.
NY there's nothing to it. | tell
you "a Irish Patsy Cline can beat ANY
BOY IN the world at the ]ightwciebt
unit. Every time that boy goes into
the ring he wins." "0N' '''''
ny this time Pollok's voice had risen
TO nigh { and could be heard out in
numm'ng Wall Street. Mcketrick. Sit
l,ns at his desk. stirred uneasilv and
glanced III our direction. Gnu
New-York tribune., 1918-02-02

The Poly-Flushing result was disap-
pointing to the preparatory school stu
dents, who had anticipated breaking
the tie will, Erasmus Hall High School
Tor the lead. In both halves the school
boy sevens played desperately, each
putting up a strong defence, the play
consequently for the most part being
waged i'll the centre of the rink.
Game Evenly Fought
Flushing's rcorganizcd team played
up to the fine standard Of the seven
early in the series. The battle was
evenly fought for the greater part of
the game. Flushing gained a slight
advantage by forcing the issue in the
first half, but its opponents more than
evened matters during the second pc
rod of Is minutes.
bleeckcr and Schicbler, goal tenders
respectively for Flushing and Poly
REP turned aside every shot for their
nets. Realizing the Importance of the
contest, the boys drove the puck with
an their strength. and the goal keepers
had to use their hands. feet and hockey
sticks to stop the rubber disk.
The three Farah brothers, Frank
byrne and John, along with Gladstone.
were the stars OF the Poly seven, being
rresponsiblc for every advance against
the Flushing goal and often checking
their rivals passing. Kasncr and Glad
ding earned the greater part of the in
dlvldual honors for the Flushing bows.
Manual reaized it's victory over
Boys High only after n stiff fight.
Boys High slightly outplaycd its op-
ponents IN passing, but failed to Judge
It's snots at the net accurately. At the
same time Fyfc, the Manual forward.
bobbed up everywhere to take the puck
away from Boys High player in
charges down tee ice.
Fyfe Scores First Goal
Fyic accounted for the first goal bv
the Seventh Avenue school. clcvcrlv
picking the disk out Of a scrimnag
IN the centre of the rink, to take a
long shot that went true to it's mark,
Boys High then assumed the often
s've. and drawing the Manual defence
forward. McSoud. the Boys High left
wing, skated speedily into his rivals
territory to score in 6:2l.
The second period was hard fought.
Jahn. who entered the game in this
session, Tailed the winning goal for
Manual on pass from Fyfc. Boys
High played hard for tho remainder
of the period, but was unable to penc-
tratc far into Manuals TERRITORY.
The lineup follows:
New-York tribune., 1918-02-02
Boxing News and Notes
BY FRED HAWTHORNE.

We found oursclf in Wall Street yes
terday afternoon, but don't misunder.
stand us. We hereby cmphatically dcny
any implication that VIC were there 70,
the purpose Of lunching with J. y. Nor
gan or of comforting with Mr.. Stctin-
lus as to the best method of helping
TO wallop the Kaiser. We even dcnv
that we went TO the money mart with
thc intention Of starting a "bull" mar
ket in steel
Much more evil was our purpose:
much more carefully thought out; far
more mlschievous. TO put it bluntlv,
VIC invaded the financial district for
the express purpose Of starting a fight
between Harry i'ollok, manager of
Irish Patsy Cline, md Daniel Il. Nc
ketrick. pugilistic nurse for frankie
Callahan
/; Is Il fact not universally known TO
vac world at large hat Pollok and Me.
AetiAck arc business partners in Wall
Hlfcet, with pcnc!unt for dabblin- in
OIL. We believe, Though perhaps it is
pay rum or vinegar. 1t matters not
ne point is that Harry and Dan are
business partners, with ncighboring
desks IN the same office, and that thcy
get along as amicably in the Wall
street side of their activities as Spic
and Span
knowing these things. we did not
Try to accomplish our coup by start
ing an argument as to the value Of GER
tam old stocks or any such puny affair.
1t was III the realm of pugilism that
we scented our deadlicst weapon.
We found the partners chatting to-
gcther like old pals. and AS they saw
the VISITOR enter The door Harry and
Daniel stroile1 over. arm in arm. and
Welcomed the new arrival.
Yes. Dan and | get along together
Ike brothers. it's wonderful to be in
New-York tribune., 1918-02-02
Navy Yard Seven
Beats Harvard Team

, CAMBRIDGE. Mass. Feb THE
noston Navy Yard hockey team de
tea'ed the Harvard informal seven on
a score of to ..
proved a star.
New-York tribune., 1918-02-02
Penn Rowing Team
Announces Schedule

PHILADELPHIA. Feb. I. The 1918
rowing schedule Of the University of
rcnnsy ylvan'a was announced to-nipht
as follows: ''e Nv
Anr'l 20. Navy. at Annapolis; April
-. Columbia, at Philadelphia.
>, May L., open; May II, Yale. at New
haven; May rs. open: May 23. Col
uhoia' trinceton and Pennsylvania
race 'or the Chllds Cup at either Phila-
dclphla or Princeton.
New-York tribune., 1918-02-02
Schoolboys Give
Army a Tussle
lnHockey Game

WEST POINT. n. Y, Feb. 1.-Eras-
mus Hall was defeated by the Army at
hockey to- day in the most interesting
game played on Stuart Rink this win
ter. The score was 2 to o. Superior
team work of the Cadets enabled them
to break through Erasmus's defence in
the second half, Post and Bartlett
caging the disk on shots from difficult
angles.
Nichols saved the Army several
times by spectacular stops from Hall
and Il. Botting. both of whom ex-
cciied for the visitors. The Army will
piaN massachusetts Aggies here to-
morrow.
he lineup:
Army (9l. Pceition Erasmus Hail (n,.
n'yphant ............ 2 ;............... Adams
{"sd Ias .'-''''..-..''.. C.............V. Eotjms
1,ro ..........., g. W. ..........H. hotting
barrett ............. j.. w. ............ Hancock
=. Substitution Long for Elce Time of halves
twenty minutes. Keferee-Captain Niner Timer
tadet Weeks.
New-York tribune., 1918-02-02
Mrs. Hurd Victor
In Pinehurst Golf

P1NEHuRST, n. c., Feb. 1.-The
women golfers at Pnehurst held a
medal play tourney on the No. 1 course
to-day, tho first prize going to Mrs |
Dorothy Campbell 1Iurd, Of Pittsburgh
whose card Of 80 As 80 included
three IS. The former national cham
pIon was handicapped at plus four. but
her net ~ led the field by ten strokes.
Mrs. Caroline Bogart, of Elizabeth
won the second prize.
New-York tribune., 1918-02-02
Pratt Is My Kind of a Ball Player"
Says Ne1u Manager of ~ Y. Americans

the pilot of the Yankees arrived here yes
terday to formally take charge of his American League
team Auggns in consultation with Colonel Rup-
pert late in the afternoon and believed that they spoke Of
possible trades he maintains high hopes with
New-York tribune., 1918-02-02
Rutgers Cancels Game

Manager Henry Perkins, of tho Rut-
gers basketball team, announced that
tho game with the Allentown Ambu-
lance Corps, scheduled for this even
ing, has been cancelled, owing to thc
coal situation.
New-York tribune., 1918-02-02

\ RECORD entry Of twenty
n four athletes has been re-
ceived for the two-n1ile senior
Metropolitan Association cham
pionship run which features the
programme. In the absence of
Villar Kyronen, who is i'll, the
title is likely to fall into the
hands Of Charles Poro,, of the
Millrose Athletic Association.
George B. Dernell and Eddie
Frick, outdoor title holders, will
toe the scratch mark in the 440-
yard handicap run.
New-York tribune., 1918-02-02
Poly Prep and Flushing
In Tie Battle at Hockey
Neither Schooboy Team Able to Score Coal at BROOKLYN
Ice Palace--Manua Training Defeats Boys High
in Second Game of Doubeheader
By A. C. Cavagnaro

Poly Prep with surprise when no score game
by the Flushing High School
the Brooklyn hockey championship
Palace last night Flushing displayed game
off determined rally by it's opponents.
In the other scheduled Manual Training defeated
Boys High School by winning
home by Jan Manual substitute
the
New-York tribune., 1918-02-02

ST two champion athletes among the 800 entered in
/ the Preparedness Games of the Metropolitan Association
at the o9th Regiment Armo 34th Street and Lexington
Avenue tonight The the of of b
weekly meetings arranged for the of indoor
pagn What proceeds realized arc TO be added to the
Athletic Equipment Fund for the soldiers
New-York tribune., 1918-02-02
The Absent Ingredient
Join the army.


The army life is weU
Uhcn measured by the tape;
1hc daily drills proper suf
10 keep Il N
But here there an,Mt the
When softer days
I'd like to make shot
4 good, Old fashioned n,ashc
Drop dead against tho
The Ukolesonc share
Through all the test o.
1t Keeps IN the ope, air
And all the rest Of It:
But there days. whcn like not.
a soft breeze r1ppes
Id like to a brassic
a GOOD odfashioned brossc shot,
SAT- ont against the
The Star AllArounder
~ you want 10 know the
hat ever ved writes Old Timer; you. George Wright
living hal, cola
other - ~
MT Wright being the
ut of the allotment on
Sicr, o the " e'
Ssler is
Ssler is
Ssler S a baem
Ssler a corkng odpitcher
Slsler play cracking in the outfeld
g. sisler has played either shor
But these all infeld ""'
Sisters outfcdinr and ntch;no A., ~,
quality of his play equals be
"'"e"~
We recall other years who could hs, -
we'll "N'e 81
New-York tribune., 1918-02-02
ls. Position. Poly Pro

Flushing. Position Poly P-cr
'lee'hcr g. ...-.....,... Srheiblcr
RoScfifeld. ..,.....-...V. ........... kciitiail
Nodddrd. ...............C. /. Strattnn
NASf'f j.. ~. IarLh
Murtia a.......,.......C G. .......,..... Glsdstnuo
Ilckolla .........,..I. W. ........... Sherman
Hlaldiig ....-....-... II. W. .,...s...B laran
substitutes II Fsrah fcr Gladstone Referer-
John Mtirath. International s. /. Goal ump-,e.-
". J.. thur and W. Award Con,uerci,j ll,cn
School 1'imo OF .ialvcs-l, minutes
TEAM STANDING;
New-York tribune., 1918-02-02
HOyS' IIiyl,

Substitutes Jain for Titus. r.ahey for Kramc-
Na-n for smith Goals Cdrst halfJ-tSfo (scrim
laln (clcan shc). 9.ot. Time Of hay.s-l5 min
utes.
New-York tribune., 1918-02-02

Eowing Alley B,lAard
& rooi Table M'rs ,;c- n
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Die nierte Treiheitganleihe.
True translation filed with the p,

True translation filed with the post
master at st. Cloud, Minnesota, on
August Sth, 1918, as required by the
Act of Congress of October 9Th, 1917.
8 8aibington, 1. Nugult. = Ser
59ubamtsiefretar WcsDoo COB be-
fannt, baB 6ie &agne fir Die
bierte 5reibeitsanleibe ont %. Sep
tember er0ffnet un6 am 10. Sftober
gei6loiien tperoen miro. Die @am-
pagne5eit lit alio cine ISOLDE fur5er
ols bisber;; 8eamte 6es S6abamtes
redbren uber oamit, 6oB Sic @ampag-
ne %inteniiber iein miro, un6 6aB fib
mebr @ei6dftsleute 6arm ~betbeiligen
fonner1. Sic &agne5eit tp1r6e
bereits iebt befannt gegeben, 0amit
@efddHsleute nno &orporationen If
re 8orfebrungen fir BEN &auf BON
Bombs treffen fonnen. Serner miro
hieronrd ol1d permieoen, baB IT.
aenopelde Organization aroere &am-
pag11en fir oieie 3eit anieten. Ob-
glei6 nod feline au1tlide 8efanntma-
DUNG erfolgt lit; nimmt man an,
6aB bie nddite Mnleibe etpa $4,000
000, 900 betragen miro.
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der Mnrnsnrn

bon ftrapp berfoIgt bon benz Sdub-
manne Sobn gallaban, Der bon bent
@auber 6ur6 eit1en 56nB, Der nrter
benz Screen ein6rang, %geto6tet muir.
De. Ser @erbreder lift in Der Sum.
felbeit beridna1n6en.
minneapolis. - Den 8ub-
men 6eS Mor6meitens lit ioeben bon
GENERALIZATION McQlboo erlaubt
aporoen, anndbernb bun6et NtQtos
men DollarS fir @e~rbeiierungen nn6
Meuani9ufhungen at Derdusgaben.
Die in 8etra6t tommen6en 8abnen
unb 3iffern finb: ct. @a1ll $2233,.
10000; Greet o9ertbern $14,582,-
600; Mortbern 8acific $14,059,O00;
Burlington, $12> 845, 900; Mortbtpe-
itern $11,211,000; &of Sslon6
$14,199,000. Sic ben oitlihen Bab-
men bislnng gep6brten 8epiqigun.
gen maren erbebli6 b0ber, neil be-
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maBen erbeii6ten.
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alsdibten gut, nnb mir saben Der be-
item 9offnnng, penn mir, mie Bis
iett, a1b Big nod Ser grnte bon So
gel ober ionitigem nntpetter beri6ont
bleiben. 8ir batten anbalten6e Gro=
denbeit un6 beiBes @etter; I'M lebter
3eit aber batten mir rei9li6en Ste
gen nn6 fiibles @etter. - l1niere
6armer-ssS11ngen iin6 fa1t aue I'M
&rieg, uno tpenn Die @rnte mngebt,
miro 6ie Siilfe fnapp fem. unier
Sobn Sobann lit bereits ieit 5tpei
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matif6em 2eioen geplagt. = SSn I'M
ferer Drti@oft lit 0ie 8a1iaiion Ell
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@ebdu6e geben ibrer @olen61ng emit
gegeu, Elm ga1tes Sing, 6enr 8ob=
11u1gen ltnb feine gu baben.
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Tra9ebp9en bes Matl. Ga
tbpltc @ar GpnnciI an 6.
.. 9efretdre ausaefnnht.
splte es fd s,1r &flidt madert, Sic
erbetene M1tsfnnft at ertbeilen.

Die Central 5tene 6es Central
Bereing bot 6ieIer Sage Sen no6ite=
ben6en 8rief, nebit mebreren @inla=
gen, an sic Sefretare Der 6em 6. g.
ongef9loiienen 8ereine geian6t. Die
@fIidt ser @efretdre, Sen bon 6em
geotional Catholic @ar Council aus=
geian6ten Gragebogen in geuiIien-
better @eiie o11s5ufmaen, liegt auf
ser &on6. @e6er ser g.. g. nod Der
Nationol Catholic @ar Council miro
forrefte M~uf5etdmunget maden TOM
men iiber Sen Mntbeil, ben uniere
8ereine am Deinite 6es @aterlarbes
gebabt, >pern sic 6efretdre 6ieie it,
men arbertro1te Mufgabe ni6t bon
un6 gang I0ien.
Ser 8rief, SEN 6ie Central Stene
int Mnftroge 6es 81. s. @ar Council
un6 6es 9rdii6enten 6es 6. g. aus.
geian6t, Io1ttet:
@ertber &err 5efret6r!, 8ir len-
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Sectional Catholic 8ar Council ol1s-
geian6ten 8rief 11no einen Sragebo-
gen, ur6 eriu6en Gle, Dem @un1be
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@eretnte11ng in 6em @erf ser Soloa-
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8tr m0dten Sbnen nun folgenoe
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Stir bas Ianfenbe &er,paltmugs-

Sltf DaS I11tfe110e NerfD9lt11t9s.
iabr bat Die 8ln6esfaiie mebr OILS
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un6 I'M @ongreB iiber Die
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benefit aud, BOB Sic 8epolferung in
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pillig nad3eefommen 1T. Nur iebr
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erbinter5iebung iino Big iest our
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lit m0gIi6. BOB mebr Sale nod er-
mittelt meroen, ober altd oas miiroe
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Sic 8ebolferung oils Gauges ibre
nit ser 9ereitptligfeit ge-
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