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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-25
LEONARD WINS on POINTS.
Lightweight Champion Easily Outhshr
Joe yelling at st. Louls.

BY Associated Press 10 Every Evening
ST. Louis. Mo, Feb. 25e-Benny Loon
ard, lightweight champion. easily out
fought Joe Wolling Of Chicago. In an
eight round no decision bout here last
night, according TO newspaper men VINO
Witnessed tho contest.
The champion was given every rouno
fov ao1reeaivenees and ring general
ship.
In tho NTH yelling took count Of
eight as the result OF blow TO the
point OF the Jaw.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-25
CHURCH LEAGUE
Totals
Cos 152
SECOND BAPTISl
JACKSON AND DUNDEE
IN 16-R0UND BOUT
Press to Every Evening

~ Associated Press TO Every Evening.
New York, Feb. 25.-WiIHe Jackson
lnc Johnny Dundee Will meet IN a 15-
round decision bout At Madison Squaro
Garden tonight. Il viii be the tenth
bout between these aspirants 70 the
lightweight title
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-25
SKI Axp sxowsnoE cansrAL.
Representatives ~ Several foiifEe-
Gather az Montreal.

~ Assoclated Presa % Lysry Lt'ninr
Montreal. Feb z5,-ManY d"toi
OF winter sports were Eathsrnd her"
da,, fe,r inc spor.luR % tns 4rrIal 'lrI
val II tho Noon ttlvcifIfy ra afN
snoy,ghoo club Amorg 80 sUtrn nrfs
we're r.fr,rettativsu 70 Lafffrouf
Williams. Iiddiebury f0"nff
Tuigeraify Of vermont
xix mile cross ro4nirf tara hf
The elfi Las'es wore IN s0ty'H o..
grarn. ski Jumping. Obstacle r3ces q
tgo mile cross country event and
number ~ relays arc ~ 30 hrid
morrow
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-25
GRIMM SIGNS WITH PIRATES.

BY Associa ted Press 10 Every Evening
Pittsburg. Pa. Feb. 25.@Charles
Grimm, first baseInan OF the Pittsburg
Nationals, has signed his contract for
the 1921 season. Il was learned here TO-
day a letter received by q friend Of
Grimm told Of his signing.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-25
FOUR FATAL ACCIDENTS.

Unusual Ton Taken During the First
Two Weeks Of February.
The Delaware Safety Council statie-
ties committee makes public the follow
ing report OF accidents for the period
} from February TO 10;
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-25

Parksfde Now Has e4oo.
The Parkside building fund hs, nov
reached the s40o mark
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-25

Tomorrow Will be too late answer
that ad Ia Every Evening today.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-25
LOCAL FIVE WINS.
Philadelphia Y. NJ. ii. A. Quintet OF
Short End OF Score.

In one OF the toughest games play ed
on the Y. NJ. II. A. floor this season. the
Wilmington Y. NJ. II. a. team defeated
the Central Branch OF Philadelphia last
night, 2s-11 The victory gave the local
boys tho championship Of the Philadei-
phia League. Of which they are = mem
ber. weiner and Jacobson were the
leading scorers for the wilmington
team The score.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-25

SCHEDULE FOR NEXT WEEK
Boilers vs. Filters.
Material vs. Drillcrs
administration VS. Transportation
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-25

I Refcrce. Bogrs, Parksfde Time of
1 halves, 30 minutes.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-27
CENTRAL TO PLAY
3 STRONG TEAMS

Three hard games have been sched-
uled by the Central high school bas-
ket ball team. Their first opponents
Will be a strong quintet from Arvada.
near Denver. The second clash will
be with the Irish crew from st. Pat
ricks and the third tilt will be against
the Sugar City basheteers.
Arvada will play here on Wednes-
day night at the Central gymnasium.
The visitors hold victories over the
North Denver High School and the
West Denver High and arc rated as
one of the strongest teams in tho
states. They will play a regular con-
ference game at Florence on Thurs
day and will meet Canon City on their
court on the the following day
The st. Patricks team will clash
with the WNild Cats on Centrals GYM
nasium Friday night December 80 and
the Sugar City five will come here
January to try their hoop tossing
skill against the Central five Monday
night.
Tho Central players broke their
Christmas celebrations long enough
for n strenuous practice last night,
every member was in the gymnasium
for hard workout and the team and
coaches are optimistic that the three
hard games will prove victories for
the Wildcats
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-27

Ing gun. Win Roberts leading the In
reference McMilin and Tanner carr
ricd the ball to the Wild cats thres
yard line where the hrizonans held
Tanner and McMillin but were unable
to stop the Centre end who bucke1
across the line.
Tho second touchdown came in the
Same period when after huc<ing ths
ball down the field. McMillin went
thru right tackle for tho score.
Centres next touchdown came four
miuutes after the second period opened
when Tanner went thru right guard.
NtcMtllin failed in attempt 10 kick the
first three goals, In the third period
Arizona rallied and advanced but Tan
ner intercepted a forward pass behind
his own goal and the Kertuckians
plowed down the muddy field to an
other score, Snoddy carrying the ball
over. Roberts kicked goal
covington scored Centres fifth
touchdown when. standing on his So
yard line he caught an Arizona punt
and ran thru a broken field for tho
tally. Roberts missed goal. Coving-
ton scored the last touchdown on an
of tackle buck. IIe kicked goal.
Line M aud summary.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-27
IOWA j PREDICT
FAST TRACK TEAM

Iowa City. Ia. Dec, e6.-Fired with
the spirit of victory by the football
team. and encouraged by the avail
ability of nine record breaking athletes,
officials in charge of athletics at the
University of Iowa are optimistic over
the possibilities for a successful track
team next spring.
For the first time in the history, the
western conference outdoor track and
field meet Will be held at Iowa City
under the auspices of the Hawkeyc IN
stitution. June > is the date for the pre-
Imiusrics and the finals will be held
on June 3.
According to Howard Jones, director
of athletics. the big ten" athletes Will
find Iuwa's uuarter-mile track one OF
the fastest in the middle west
one OF the new features in the train
ing of athletes at the local institution
this year win be the .of moving pic
lures for instruction purposes. a NUM-
Der of slow pictures will be taken
aud used to demonstrate to track can
didates just how their arms and legs
should move while running, pole vault
ing and jumping.
\ protector has been fitted up in the
equipment room of the athletic officc
to show the pictures.
OF the twelve men who broke uni
vcrsity records during the 1920 and 1921
track meets. nine are still in school. u.
c Wilson holds the record in the 100
ward dash. with a record of 40 sec
ouds and the half-mile relay with a
record time OF 1:2S 2-5. f. o. Selling
was a member Of the record breaking
half-mile relay team. l.. V. Feternsn,
holds the two mile record. which is 10
minutes and SIS seconds.
H A. Crawford holds the record in
the high hurdles which he ran in IL 50
and Is point holder OF the low hurdles
which he ran in 0:25 40. C. r. Brookins
e. Joint holder of the low hurdles rec
ord. f. p. Hoffman. holds tho univer-
sI;v high jump record OF feet is
inches.
Aubrey Dcvins holds tho record OF
II feet IL inches in the pole vault: :
Z. w. Duke" slater made the record
OF II feet inches in the shot put aud
I g. ReldinE holds the record OF O:2e
ir the low hurdles.
Last years track team at Iowa won
the state meet. placed fifth In the 'SiG
Ten" meet. and third in the National
Intercollegiate meet.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-27

Arizona C0).: McCIellsn-l e: Clark
i. l.: WILEY &; Clymer-c.; Smith
r. <. Bsrkley. r. t. Wofford-(c) r.
e.: Slonaker-d, b.: Msnzo--l h: Brod-
erick-r. H.: Iiobbs-f. b.
Centre t3s): Roberts,. e.: Gordy-
l. T.. Jones'. G.. Kubale-c.: Shadosn
r. &: Cregor-r. t: James, g. Nc
Millin-q. b.: Snoddy-l. h.. Armstrong
tcl-r H.. Tanner-f b.
Score by periods:
Arizona ...s-s .......-o o.
Centre ......... ......l2 S : ls-5s
Centre scoring: Touchdowns Rob.
erts, McMillin. Tanner. snoddy. Cow
ington t2l. Goals from touchdown n
Roberts. Covinston. Substitutions
Arizona-Etz for Clark, Rubarth for
Manzo. Erb for Barkley. Connell for
Euharth.
Center-Covingtcn for Armstrong.
Jones for Chiun. Murphy for snoddy.
Armstrong for Covinston, Snoddy for
Murphy. Gibson for Shadoans. Bartlett
for Armstrong, Covington for Tanner.
Bean for James.
official r.feree-Eyans Mtllikeu
tmpire-RoscnthaL Minnesota Head
iincsman- -Pfefferkorn, Indiana ~ I'D
Judgc-Glawsns. Chicago.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-27
MORE THAN MILLION
GIVEN IN STAKES

Louisville. Ky. Dec 2s.-More than
| a million and quarter dollars were
distributed in stakes and purses on the
three Kentucky race tracks at Louis
Vile. Iatonia and Lexington. by the
Kentucky Jockey club this year. ac-
cordinE to the official figures to date.
There were loS racing days during
the year and the average daily amount
of money paid to winners was Hiss
Each of the seven races daily was for
an average purse OF 81, ,Ss5. The Ken
lucky Derby run at Churchill Downs.
Louisville. with $4,000 added money,
was the richest purse. while the small
est was $500. The greater part of TINS
amount. was paid to kentuckians who
own and breed the horses.
Before the creation of the State Rae
ing Commission by an act OF the
General Assembly in 1906. official fig
nres show that in 1855 days of racing
In 1908, $42o,S5o was paid In purses and
, stakes, Tho highest stake was $3.50,
and the smallest was $500
In 1909. the purses and stakes drop
ped to 324s.soo, and since then have in
creased steadily, with the exception of
les, when they were 81, 100 lower than
1871. although there were five racing
days less that year than in 1917. The
million dollar mark was barely missed
in 1919. the year the Kentucky Jockey
club was organized. when $ss'.1so was
paid TO racers. Tho next year it jump
cd to 81 .co0. 500.
In the three years OF Its existence
the Kentucky Jockey club has distri-
bussd to turfmen $3.tisSs5. the ofYici-
al figures show. In the past ten years
purses and stake, have reached tho
Grand total OF 37.s75375.
With increasing Nsluo OF the purses
may be noticed the higher prices being
paid for racing horses. Horsemen con-
slider the public sales at Saratoga. n.
Y, the hcst barometer Las, year's
sales showed $al 900 paid for one horse.
, $4,000 and UP for several others. while
1900 was not an uncommon price paid
for likcly-looking colts and fillies. Tho
market was considered steady and un-
spotted. which is TO say It was stable.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-27
CENTRE COLLEGE R0MPS over ARIZONA CRDDERS
BY SCORE OF S TO 0 IN SAN DIEGO MUD SEA

san Diego. Cal. Dec. os-Centrc coll
lege crowned its football invasion of
tho west with success by spla shing to
IS to 0 victory over the University
of Arizona here today. Rain fell thru
out the game and the field was a
churncd mass OF slippery slime. Sew
cral thousand OF people rsincoated and
huddlcd under umbrellas stood thruout
the contest. Centre outclassed Arizona
completely.
In the first half the Wild Cats did
not make first down and turnout
the game they rarely had possession
of the ball. In the third and fourth
periods they made a few good gains
but were unable to maintain a cou-
;inued drive
Red Roberts noted end Of the
Centre team and his equally noted
team mate Alvin tBo) McMillin were
the Centre stars altho tho work of the
other Kentuckiaus showed that the
team Is not a one man machine.
rho work of Roberts was particu-
larly noticeable. has sensational
catches of forward passes. his line
huckinz and his work in Interference
being cheercd by the spectators.
Robcrts made Centres first touch
down within five minutes Of the open-
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-27
10 CELEBRATED XMAS
BY TOO MUCH ALCOHOL

Ter persons who celebrated their
Christmas with a fluid OF alcoholic
contents were registered on the jailor's :
book yesterday. Five Of the men had
been arrested Christmas Eve. tho other
five had been brought In after mid -
night and up until noon yesterday.
OF the five mon arrested on the
charges OF too much Christmas
cheer" on Christmas Eve two were
released on $40 cash bonds. while the
five men arrested yesterday were all
able 10 secure freedom on bonds that
'otalod 'sS for their Yule tide frolic. An
OF tho men viii appear in court toray.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-27
BILLY AlGER KNOCKS
OUT S0llY BURNS

FL Paso. Texas, Dec. .s.-Billy AiGer
of Stafford, Ariz.. knocked ou; Solly
Burns OF Des Moine~. Iowa, in the
sixth round OF twelve round bout at
cstchweights hcre at Fort Bliss tonight.
The men are OF the lightweight cla~.
AlHer floorcd Burns twice for the nine
count in the sixth before putting his
man away. Burns veteran fought
Esmely but was not match for the
more rugged and heavier young west
erncr. Young Tommy Murphy, Fort
Bliss. knocked out Battling Chico IL,
FL Paso. in the first round Of a ten
round contest.
Larry Cantrcll, FL Pao stopped
Knockout Weisner. Fort Bliss in tho
fifth round of six round bout with a
right hand punch to the heart. Upon
examination the club physician stated
that two OF Weisncr's ribs on the left
sidc had been fractured.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-27
TENlS AN TEAM
PREPARE FOR CENT RE

Dallas. Texas. Dec. eS.-While Centre
college was clssliing with the univer-
sity OF Arizona football team at San
Diego today the Texas Agricultural
and Mechanical college squad. which
Is to meet tho Praying Colonies at
Dallas stadium a week hence rc-ass-
ombled here after brief holiday
period and started sruellinS rrcpara-
Ion for next Mondays contest.
pormitorics and tho Eridiron or
Dallas universItics, vacant during tho
holidays has bccn turned over TO the
farmers.
Tho Agricultural players voted
unanimously to sacrifice their Christ
mas vacation In order TO prepare for
their clash with Centre.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-27
BURGLARS ROBBED
A TOBACCO STORE

Burglar. entering tho store OF Joe
Nesta, ieo West First street, yesterday
afternoon. secured about So worth OF
tobacco and cigars according to the
police.
Entrance had been gained by taking
off the boards covering one OF the
back windows, some time after
O'Clock and an Investigation proved
that several boxes OF cigars and a
quantity OF tobacco had been taken.
4 bullet hole found In the window
wa, said to have been fired by some
one Sunday night. II was said.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-27
OPEN GOLF CHAMPS
JIEET WITH REV ERSE )

San Francisco, cal, Dec. 2s.-Nsc-
Donald Smith and sam Whiting Of the
Olympic club defeated Jim Barnes and
Jack Butchison, open golf champions
OF the United States and Great Brit
ain respectively In a IS hole exhibition
match here today one UP. The first
six holes were played in a driving rain
and high wind blew thruout the
match.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-27
SECRET WORKOUT
FOR CALIFORNIA 1

Pasadena. Cal. Dec. 2s.-Thc CALI
fornia eleven worked out in socro; to-
day on the field where next week IL
will contest with Washington and JEFF
fcrSon. in the annual East-West foot
ball game. The practice was evret
but Andy Smith. head coach said the
usual bear pep" was in evidence de-
spite the holiday lay off.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-27

thru the efforts 10 carry away one @.
their number who had broken his leg
in flight This became known today
when prison officials announced on,
criminal had been slain and the others
aptured.
Cutting their way out OF the coils
the convicts dropped into the outer
yard and one was injured. Tho alarm
was spread while he was being taken
in a wheel barrow across the ward
and some of his companions were
searching for ladder to scale the
outer wall.
The cripple and two others were i'm
mediately caught but the others wer.
not rccaptured until they were dis
covered this morning hidden in a pack
inS box IN \ private office. 4 bullet
fired TO frigbten Killed one who was
crohching in tho bottom of the box
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-27
NORRIS Lux TO
MEET P1DGFT7'

Denver. Dec. 26.-Morris Lux. OF
Kansas City weltcrwcisht who meets
cowboy Padgett of Ration. y. NJ. here
January .. viii arrive tomorrow to
begin training for the bout. ON the
same card, frankie Murphy. Denver
wcltcrwcight. will meet Morris Schlai-
fer OF Omaha. Both bouts are sched-
ulcd to 20 IL rounds
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-27
Joins Hdiion EcloJet,ou

Washington, u. e. Dec. Shy
The Associated Press.J -Sisnorits It
ALA Garibaldi grand daughter OF the
Italian patriot has arrived TO join n,
Italian delegation as member Of the
press section.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-27
HANLON AND CHANEY
WIN THEIR BOUTS
ROCKY KANSAS WINS

Philadelphia. Penn, Dec. cs.-Jimmy
OF Baltimore were the winners today
in two of the principal bouts of tho
holiday matinoes. Hanlon outpointed
Joe Tiplitz of Philadelphia in rounds
while CLANCY easily defeated Mike
Paulson. 81. Paul also in S rounds.
PlttsburS, Penn, Dec. 2s.-Rocky
Kansas of Buffalo. y. y. outpointcd
Johnny Ray OF Pittsburg in 10 round
no decision bout today In the opinion
of ncwspapcrmcn. Kansas was the
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-27
PURCHASE POWER OF
AN OUNCE OF GOLD

BIRMINGHAM. EnE.-An ounce OF god
purchases &c hours OF labor in the
United Stater: 50.fs hours in Britain:
$3.50 hours in Japan. ll1-3i hours in
France and 2oi. SIS hours in Germany,
raid e. J. Harmon. member OF Par.
lament for tho Moseley division ot
Birmingham quoting statistics in tho
course Of an address to tho member
Of tho National Union OF Manuractur-
crg here.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-27
YOUNG MIKE WINS

Phoenix, Ariz, Feb. 2s.-Youns Mike
OF Phoenix knocked out young Hook
bone OF Tucson in tho fourth round OF
their scheduled eight round bout here
tonight. Both men are lishtwcishts.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-27
HISTORICAL BUREAU

ST. louis, Mo, Dec. 26.-E-tablish-
ment OF bureau to furnish authentic
material to writer's and persons inter
Iested in American history viii be one
Of the subjects considered at the Joint
convention OF the American historical
association and five other historical
societies which opens here tomorrow
might.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-27
TON THORPE is
APPOINTED OFFICIAL

New York. Dec. 26.--Tom Thorpe of
Columbia university has been appoint
ed an official Of the football game be
tween the University OF California and
Washington and jefferson college at
tho tournament Of roses at Pasadena.
January =. It's selection was agreed
upon hy Coaches Smith OF California
and Ncalc OF Washington and Jcffcr-
som
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-27
HiRTEI THORPE WINS

St. Louis. Mo, Dec. 2s.-Harvey
Thorp OF Kansas City was given tho
decision over Sailor Jerabeck at the
c-id OF 10 round bout here this after
noon.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-27
zBYSzkO WINS OVER
TEXAN IN TITLE TILT

Boston. Mass. Dec. 2s.-Stanislaus
Zbyszko. worlds heavyweight wrestl-
Ing champion successfully defended his
title tonight against Dick Daviscourt.
Texas giant. by winning two falls out
of three. Tho stranElc hold was barred
and pin falls alone were scored.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-27
MIDGET SMITH LOSES
TO ny ERS IN UTAH

Salt Lake. Dec. ss.-Midget Smith OF
salt Lake and Spug Myers OF Poca-
tello, Idaho, fought 6 rounds here to-
night, The referee awarded the dcci-
sion to Myers.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-27
RETURNING TO ITALY

Washington. II. e, Dec -s,-fBy The
Associated Prcssl-Genersl Naccari
and the military section OF the Italian
arms delegation will leave tomorrow
for New York to sail for Italy.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-27
UESTERN RESERVE
DEFEATS YALE

Cleveland, Ohio. Dec. 2s.-The West
ern Reserve basket ball team defeated
tho Yale quintet today in well played
eamc by the score OF .1-I1.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-27
We Write Burglary Insurance

Residence and store Burglary. Also
Auto, Fire and Theft.
THOMAS ]. DOwNES.
3se THATCHER BLDO.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-27
JOHNNY GRIFFITHS
FIGHTS HARD DRAW

Portland. ore, Dec. 2s.-Johnny
Griffiths, Akron. Ohio. welterwcikht
fought ten round draw with Alex
ander Trambitas of Portland here to-
day. Griffiths had but ono day.
training on the ground arriving from
Akron yesterday.
fete Mitchic, Portland, lightweight.
won six round decision over Eddie
kid" Billings of Duluth, MINI.
agsressor in a majority OF the rounds.
The weights were announced az Kan
sas, 1857; Ray, l33,s.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-27
Miss Mar torie AndkA

Miss Marjorie Andre. prstty
New Orleans girl. il % thirsty for
knowledge that she recently adver-
tised to marry any man who would
give her an education. She reports
that she has received so many en-
eouraging replies to date that she
hasn't had the time to consider any
Of them seriously.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-27
STATE FLAG
CONTINUED from Page Onc)

was adopted by the eighteenth general
assembly, May s. lali. The following
year his book. Colorado, top Of the
World" was published.
Mr.. Carson has been an invalid for
several years.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-27

officers believe but was overcome be-
fore he could save his family. Christ
mas gifts surrounding the tree gave no
ciew to the names or wherea bouts OF
relatives,
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-27
FAMILY ". PED OUT

CONTINUED from Page one.)
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-27
BROKEN LEG

Continued from Page on.)
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-27

The Enehels will roll a postponed
game with the Lithia team tonight.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-12-16
Sfrip bient TIL Snl!

S,sa minbes bet iibite bun iagoe,
Ttn Rober, ipm altio bar goo,
ga bpao biin paa Siertet NIT IdsSe
Sen Sag, fom ies Siemmet forloo.
Sea berte benbe pcmoosfulot iiee,
Gtens Saaren brsb frem ma It Stlul
IA, NIL MO on enbelis Tribe
90 icnb mig Dit PortrGt I'll Sul!"
"a, BET mad on enoelig sisre,
3tiu Sunie Jig feiter paa Dig.
8, Lao mig ira 8lltten min bsrs;
8, Trib biem! So, ifrip biem til mig
Set bebite, iss bapbe, ies aab, ia,
Ga BET bar bel lie iua tort.
Gten mcberIig ai9rlisbeb 1T on,
Ga Bet ber ei alt slemmes bortl
Slanbt Saarer iss iaa benbe Inile.
90 Iiseiom puere bun bier,
sSprbi OF ieg lopet at lfripe;
90 altib meo 9Gneiel ieg itrep.
Set isrite on sisr, bsr or iencc
On greplap til Sar % III Tor;
gu sIemte Dem ofte, fauhGnoc,
Isn bpem, tror on, glemmeS al Nor;
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-12-16
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- &sns mao ba Grit" % aaIf
for at tunre I9gge sgs.
@niilage err goo "@~interbeite"
for aiier os llngfreaturer. Gen, Tom
bar Ell gsline taalig aobe MeIfefuer,
en- clio f,ilo al @~aiseniilaae og
Ilfalia eler &lsper / SsIaoen, fan
boIoe Sui Iaret rl,not ielp / bisie
liot pinagtiee Tiber. 9ao ben % ben
- 9omuIben, Woiieu OF. b. bore
"9cnee" t,lrpis: <a bar, err % blir
altio "Tronning". On ma bpaaer
moberne Siss % ipare Siloer for
benoe ce einer benbe GniiIage Tom
@%interbeite, ian er Der ooa inaen, iom
prliaere oa riselieere enc 9ronnine
aiia bar lsnnet og beriget fine Bel.
sisrere % fine Tenner.
"Soaren" er Nantet paa e., np
SIaas rilsiiif Sabre, ipm Soma CT.
pertinent Citation albeialer for norb.
liae Soma. @i bar Ell Sabre grpert
al bsi Stang peo Soma Experiment
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@ano ifulbe be belle Sasen bc
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