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The Washington times., 1921-02-21
CARPENTER SPARRINC
TO AID WAR ORPHANS

CHRISTIANA, Feb. 2O.-Georges
Carpenter. French heavyw & t
champion, was acclaimed by a large
crowd upon his arrival here. The
French boxer gave an exhibition bout
before a large audience shortly after
reaching this city. A fete was staged
in his honor last evening at which
NJ. Shere-of, French minister here,
presided.
All receipts at Carpenters ex-
hibition bouts in this country will
go toward relief of those suffering
as a result OF the war, and to chill
dren orphaned by loss OF their
parents during the war.
The Washington times., 1921-02-21
DORIS GOETZ WILL SWAP
BLOWS WITH JACK HAAS

Tho gymnasts of Epiphany are to
take part in their second annual in
door meet tomorrow afternoon, start
ing at o'clock The affair has been
looked forward to with a great deal
of interest, as competition will be
furnished between the Girl and Boy
Scouts, the Girls Friendly Society and
the Burial Sunday School Class and
the Juniors and Seniors. Eight events
are on the list, including . battle
royal between members of the Boy
Scout troop and three-round exhibit
ton bout between Miss Doris Goetz
and Director Jack Haas.
Miss Goetz, a member of the Bur.
rall Class Ia one Of the best girl
athletes in the District and hits right
out from the shoulder. something
that very few girls are able to do
There will be 80 and 1,000-yard
dashes, grizzly bear, three-legged and
centipede races. and relay races be-
tween the Girl and Boy Scouts and
the Burial Class and the Girls
Friendly Society. Prizes will be given
to the winners In each event
The Washington times., 1921-02-21
BOBBY JONES PLAYING
ON. EAST LAKE COURSE

Bobby Jones. the youthful "phe-
nom," who is to try his luck In the
British amateur this season, has al
ready started to practice on the East
Lake course at Atlanta 1t is Jones
plan to remain abroad for the British
open at ST. andrews, but to get into
the championship proper Bobby will
have to go through a different proc
ess than on this side.
In America the amateurs and pro-
fessionals are on the same basis, but
over there the number Of amateurs
allowed to qualify for the big event
is only eight. On the basis OF what
Jones generally accomplishes in medal
play, however, that should be the
least of his worries. for he is not only
a topnotcher as a medal player In the
amateur ranks. but time after time
he has pressed the leading profess
SIGNALS for honors.
The Washington times., 1921-02-21
THE OTHER
ANGLE
Mcbride Chow Min
By KIRK MILLER.


The Mcbride nosebag festival will
convene at the Wardman Park ken
pels on February "a.
Scoffng will begin promptly at
1880 o'clock. There will be soup and
an orchestra. Harmony will reign su-
preme.
Getting the menu and tie musical
offerings to blend In really the only
difficult task connected with bsnquc'"
these-a-Aays.
Once people attended banauets for
what food they could cram In their
pockets. Eating was only side
issue. II the overture and the olives
didn't mingie well together. nobody
knew the difference.
Banquets, as a rule. have become passc.
stale. Insipid. The spirit does not seem
to have been preserved. At the modern
festive board, the only things that now
are tears. Not 80 at the Mcbride feast
take ono look at the list OF speakers.
Much could be written and volumes
moaned on the topic OF eating
marathons as the sport WAS conducted
The Washington times., 1921-02-21
Virginia Fans Coming Strong

among the from Virginia From Alexandria and
welcoming the incoming manager at the Park
the city and head of the Athletic Club plotting
Sylvester Breen head Of the Cardinal
organization in this section not in the entire
with banquet reward
doing something ball club besides finishing the Clark
honored
in February the Cardinal A. c. the Hotel Ramm Alex
anda putting the Washington club In second place whn ne
final bell sounded
Of the feeling Alexandria, here's quotation
edited by old friend. Mike Dwyer
of the Washington Baseball Club at the
February
and the who thinks he will be
is disappointed
The Washington times., 1921-02-21
ONE.EYED GARDENER ON
This HOTEL BALL CLUB

oRMoND BEACH, Fla, Feb. H.
BY way OF novelties Ormond Beach
has a one-eyed baseball player and
a golf foursome in which are two
left handed players. One southpaw
to four in golf Is good many, but
this IL the first quartet In which the
portsiders split 1t ffty-ffty with the
dexter paws.
DR.. Frank Chapman. of the Amer.
lean Museum of Natural History.
New York. and Malcolm Mckay, New
York, are. the left chambers OF the
group. and Abram DeRonde. New
ork. and George Potts, willsboro,
~ ", the rlght-banders.
The one-eyed ball man plays cen.
ter field on-the hotel nine, and is no
mean hitter. He can look EN- over
as well as most batters can with
two.
The Washington times., 1921-02-21
BEECHER and JACKS ARE
ON FEATHERWEICHTC CARD

j. NEW YORK, Feb. 21.-Charlie
Beecher, the sturdy East Slider, and
Fred Jacks. of England, have been
matched by Jimmy Johnston to APP
pear in one of the twelve-round num-
bers at the reopening of the Manhat-
tan Casino, 155th street and Eighth
avenue, on February %.
Promoter Johnston says he will
stage an elimination featherweight
tournament at his club, the ultimate
winner to be matched with the title
holder Johnny Kilbane.
"kilbane has given me his word
that he will meet the man who wins
out in the tourney which / am start
ing on February e." said Johnston.
land intend to select the best man
to oppose the Clevelander.
"Kilbane asserts he is tired of be-
ing accused of meeting this one and
that one and Is ready to toe the mark
whenever l say the word. Beecher
and Jacks are the first pair have
landed, but there will be several other
featherweight bouts staged the same
evening. all between stars in the d.
vision"
The Washington times., 1921-02-21
HOW ABOUT THOSE
TICKETS?

Have you bought your ticket
yet for the George Mcbride
welcoming banquet, TO be held
Thursday night at 1880 o'clock
at the Wsrdman Park Hotel
They're going fast. Don't blame
anybody il you're left out.
Five hundred tickets have
been placed on sale at Spald-
ings, 613 Fourteenth street.
They cost IS each. When
the last is sold, that ends.
the whole thing. II you're on
the inside looking out, fine and
dandy. II not, you'll simply be
on the outside looking in.
Included in the S. you pay
for your ticket you get a Ward
man Park Hotel dinner, a high
class vaudeville entertainment,
and a share in a beautiful gift
to George F. Mcbride, the new
manager Of the Washington
baseball club.
The ticket sale closes prompt
ly at l o'clock Wednesday.
Nuff sed!
The Washington times., 1921-02-21
TWENTY-NINTH IN
SERIES

This is the twenty-ninth of
a series of "Old-Time Fights"
written by authorities who
were famous in their day. 9th
ers will follow:
This tells of the furious
thirty-two-round battle between
Stanley Ketchel and Joe Thorn
as staged in San Francisco,
September 2, 1907. Ketchel
won by a knockout in probably
the most sensational fight held
on the coast.
The Washington times., 1921-02-21
TWO GIRLS GAMES LISTED
FOR EPIPHANY GYM

The War Risk Indians will play the
Girls Friendly Society sextet tonight
on the floor at Epiphany. in a game
that should be warmly contested from
start to finish. The girls represent
Ing the Friendly sextet are still in
their teens, not yet out of high school
but they will furnish plenty of COM
petition for their older opponents.
On Wednesday night the George
Washington University Girls are to
play the Burial Class team. in a re-
turn engagement. the Burial team
having won In their first meeting.
The Washington times., 1921-02-21
BLIZZARD COMES
THIS WEEK

Several OF the local college
baseball teams have announced
intentions OF getting out for
baseball this early. But once
or twice before In the history Of
baseball In Washington have the
teams made an attempt to get
out the last OF February. Twen-
ty years ago. about the last OF
February, baseball practice was
INDUCED In out Of doors. The
players were driven in by a
bowling blizzard which came
unannounced, but reappeared
again the middle of March. A
cold wave announced by the
Weather Bureau for this week
may call halt on baseball prac-
tice.
The Washington times., 1921-02-21
IRIS SPEAKER LETS OUT
TWO YOUNG MOUND MEN

CLEVELAND. Feb 81. - Pitchers
George Cykowski, Cleveland sand
lotter. and Russell Ellison, University
OF California. have been farmcd out
by the Cleveland American League
Baseball Club to the Joplin team Of
the Western League.
This Is said to be the last pruning
Manager Iris Speaker Will do before
the first squad leaves for the spring
training camp at Dallas. Eleven
pitchers and three catcheTs will COM
pose the party.
The Washington times., 1921-02-21
KEEL HNER WILL TACKLE
RICHMOND AT ELLIOTTS

George Kelchner. former District
pocket billiard champion, will meet
Give Richmond tonight at s o'clock
at Elliotts parlors. Ninth street, near
F. in 125 points play on the popular
green CLOTH"
Richmond, IL will be recalled, was
the winner of the tournament recent
ly held at Elliott's and has given a
very creditable account OF himself In
his last two engagements.
Kelchner Is one of the best cues In
the District and has many friends and
admirers in the billiard fraternity.
The Washington times., 1921-02-21
FIVE-MILE DISTANCE RUN
POSTPONED BY CLUBMEN

Due to the snowstorm that has
visited this section within the last
few days, the Aloysius Club fve-mile
marathon, which was to be held to-
morrow at p, m. has been postponed
until later date when weather con-
ditions will warrant the staging OF
such n race.
The club expects to make the new
race n far greater event than the to-
morrow's race was to have been.
The Washington times., 1921-02-21
new YORK STAGES Two
GOOD BOUTS THIS WEEK

NEW, YORK, Feb. 2t.-Two boxing
bouts OF unusual interest will be
staged here this week. Tomorrow
night Louis Bogash. crack New Eng
land welterweight, will meet Soldier
Bartheld at Madison Square Garden.
on Friday night Willie Jackson
and Johnny Dundee will renew their
fe6d. Their fifteen-round bout at
the Garden" will be the ninth
meeting between them
The Washington times., 1921-02-21

curists. In the days of Skillet Finn
it was one Of our leading forms of
indoor vice.
In the jibber OF Shakespeare, every
man played his part There tcere pro-
fessional speakers, professional listeners,
professional caters and expert drinkers.
Skillet ,pas oil Of these IN one and a
finished sleeper as DeH Hot0 GOMEZ
CONNIE ca. He would drag himself
to a noodles contest and get so ex-
hilarated on catnip cocktails that he
would get up to make his speech be-
fore the POSTMASTER called on him.
After being knocked down he'd listen
through a speech and then try again.
the fish bones. He'd sleep or the jag.
but he couldn't sleep off the knob that
tureen left on his dome.
McBride's speech LIZ expected to be the
curliest that ever passed the National
Board of Senseiesship. Moving pictures of
the Times stifr photographer Go to your
favorite picture house and try to see II on
the screen.
Mcbride will speak extemporanc.
speech today. IL was written by
Groundkeeper o'Dea, ssasic by Nick
AItrOck.
"Fellow Soup Spaniels: This is the
first time ! ever attended my own
wake. Think Of all the soup the
starving children of Belgium are
missing. / am prepared to lose to
The Washington times., 1921-02-21
Wants Court Game.

Independent a. c. basketers are
looking for game for tomorrow
afternoon. S. g. maritime, manager
Of the Independents, can be reached
at Franklin 1910.
The Washington times., 1921-02-21
Marietta PLAYS.

ANNAPOLIS, Nd, Feb. 1s.-Mari-
eta College plays the Navy here
today. A nrst-class engagement IL
expected. Next Saturday the Navy
meets the Army here.
The Washington times., 1921-02-21
AFTER THIRTY ROUNDS STEVE
KETCHEL KNOCKS OUT THOMAS
By w. w. NAUGHTON.
San Francisco Examiner.

the fercest fighting Cali
fo Joe Thomas sccumbed to Stanley Ketche of Montana in
yesterday, being fairly beaten down by
opponent his pretty well stage of the
Shorrr
The Washington times., 1921-02-21
O Mcbride Banquet-Tech May Land Title This Week
TY AND 'MUGGSY' NEIGHBORS
AGAIN, RECALLING OLD FIGHT
By DAMON RUNYON.

Tyrus Raymond j. Meiraw will be neigh
bors in March, thriving city Of San Antonio Tex few years
that no town the
enough TO hold both
The Washington times., 1921-02-21
the best teams in the league. We
will give New York Sam Rice and
Joe Judge for the Singer Building
and the Metropolitan Tower.

1T looks like a big year for Washing
ton, now that l am adjutant general
promise the National Capital pehna Mt
within ten minutes mean years. Our
speed and control All our onthelders Iacl.
IL crutches and the inheld will be o. X
a. soon a. that iuhbago leaves them"
Mack Ia a modest sort of herring
and you could hardly expect him TO
say more. He couldn't have chirped
less. Tho sweetest part Of the Nc
Bride Barbecue is that there will be
no umpires present
This u strictly . community clinic
ana everybody who attends will nay
except the walters. That IL to say,
everyone will bring his own posebsG
his swn teethpicks, and leave WITH
Ais own hat and overcoat, II posstbIe
The Washington times., 1921-02-21

before America went to the mani
curists. In the days of Skillet Finn.
it was one of our leading forms of
indoor vice.
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tents Uni

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ibr nciteres gdidial perIantes oab
lie ben INSTRUMENTATION Meigun.
gen Der @aboe - zines i'm nnben
&interlanoe 8agamopos feBbaften
8olfsitam1nes - gum OFFER ftelen.
DaS flingt eurda1s rid)t 10 I'm.
mabriheinlid, lit ooh I'M Ottober
1907 elm 6eutider Snnitats- Inter.
offi5ier, faum cine 1agereife bon
Morogoro, bon Mngeb0rigen 6es
gleiden @oltsitamtnes. Bel einem
Sagoausflug in ser StH2pe ern1or-
set uno ~aufge3ebrt poroen.
@an iiebt, 6ab @efabren un6
i9neuer 500, in obionoerlider sc,
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in Der afritanii9en @ilonis iebr
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8ioeratanostraft, gepuart nit eiier~
rer @nergte oes @iuens, AUDI IN
ein3elnen Gauen obne unmittelbore
iible Golgen fit sic @eiunobeit gu
ibertpinoen gelingt, tam nnter Inn.
itanoen, nidt meniger mie aubere
@efabrea> gu rai9em tragiidem @n.
6e fibren. Mu9 bierfur Elm lebr<
reides 8eiipiel aus oem oitafritant.
i9en &olonialleben.
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2%atel1bru6er elmer Electromagnetic
i6aft ins 2ono gelangt mar, 6ieIem
@erufe aber nod fur5er 6rift oen
&uden %getpenoet batte, nit einem
8ittgeiu9 an oie &egierung 1T
9aresialem> oos Commencement fol-
lie i'm bebilfli@ fem, in ieiner Set
mot cine 2ebensgefabrtin gu bolen.
9em Manne ioute oenn an9 gebol-
fen meroen! 9as i@0ne ubebelan6
gu b%elie6eln, mar Der beibeite
@uni9 6es @ouperneurS, un6 BORT
batte ii6 Ser 8ittiteler feline &eim.
itatt semdb1t. Ct erbielt iomit
ni@t auein sic 8ufage Der freien
neberfabrt fit feline 3u bolenoe 2e-
bensgefabrtin, ion6ern al1@ fir ie6e
8rou meiterer &oloniiten, IN be-
i@ranfter An5abl, bie auf feline
8ermtttlung BIN INN aus 9euti9-
lan0 @efolgi6aft leiiten mir0en.
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febrte in Ser Sat bepeibt, nit Ell
mem an6eren i1ngen gbepaare, na6
fur3er 8eit 5uriid. @uf einem bier
ra6rigen @ielmagen tpur6e Der ge-
ringe @ausrat nn6 sic nod geringe,
ren 2ebensmittel berlaoen un6 zines
i6ones Cages, fur3 Dor 8eginn Ser
groBen &egen5eit, 5ogen oie beioen
5amilien aus Dem frie6liden 9a-
resialam, binaus gum &f UNI
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minfen6en Neulan6!
@9on in Sen @mgubergen, 90
&tlometer binter 9areslalam, 3eigte
es ii9, 6aB 6ie oitafrifanii@en Stra.
Ben, sic borber fetnes @agens &d-
Ser lie beriibrt, fir fol6e &rans,
porte u%n3uldnglid tparen. Ser
&arren muBte erlei9tert mer6en.
9ie %entlabenen @%epadltude man-
oerten alf Die 5@ultern ser Era.
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germ 5ogen sic beioei1 Gan1iilliicn hDei
Ter. gad 12tagioer Neiie, ndbb..
ren6 melber Die oes &lin1as nit
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tpobnten 2eute, 1tets i'm Greien ndd-
tigten uno init primitibiter Ginge-
borenenenabr1tng ibr 2eben friiteten,
erretbte Ole 4aratpane Morogoro.
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Gieberonfdlen beimgeiu6t unb lit
ten auberoem an DDfentberie. Sem
tpoblmeineroen Stat 6er mobltatige1
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MiiiionSbauie in Morogoro Die &C.
neiung Ser Grauer ab3uparten uno
oann erit ipeiter- gu reiien, muroe
acknowledgements feline Golge &C.
lei1tet. sSSn ienen Sagen iebte NIT
Ma9t sic groBe @egen5eit Elm, 10
6aB 6en erbarmungsmerten @ett-
I6en alb Ser gan5e @@reden ser
tpaiIererfiqten Matattaiteppe 5u al.
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nod bin3utam. 9ie nd@ite 5tq-
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ligen urbebers 6es san3en Summers
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fleine11 Grieobof in &iloiia liegen
nun orei @rabbugel, sic lebte Set
berge ser 6rei iusen6friiden Mea-
l9en, sic lire traute 6eimat ber-
laiien baben, tint bier I'M fremoen,
aber neuer1 -oeutiden 2anoe, iuit
als nMniie6Ier" 5u iterben!
Sn unmittelbarer Mabe 6ieier
Iebten 2ageritatte fritz gebrodencr
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I'M. 8au beftn6li@en 8entralbabn-
Sic 2ofomotipe brauit NIT idriqem
@fiff porbei an 6en @rabern, benz
tpeiteren Snnern oes 2an6es 5u!
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bequemen @eiiepagen, pobl gebor-
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ge e%rfor6ern6en &arapanet1reiie
lin6 I'M 61uge u%bertpun6en 6urh
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tet oeifen @ruB. Ser fdtparae
Gila liiftet ii@ b0flid oabei. rMein
Same lit 9anuemann." r@nte1
Sag, i4 BIN Ser ~8e3irfsamtmanr,
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@egen6 Mrbeit fin6en fon1tte. Sd
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mlitert. Sd moute einmal feben.
OF ii@ in Der aolonte .etpas mo-
den" lieBe."
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Sic eigentlt@ bierber nod Morogo.
ROC" fragt nun AUDI Der Be6trts'
amtmann.
rMa, Dos lit gang einfad. SSn
Doresialom mar rdmli6 nidtS log.
oo 6a6te ib mir, 90 muBt 6t tpobl
a%noertpdrts bingeben. 9a bin i'd
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ga;li 5uriidfebrte uno gu oteier Sub.
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lit c5,. SAP Doftor 4. pabreno oie<
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New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-09-16
ab3us ser @erberrofe.

an 6em alt un6 jung nit b%rennetl.
Sen &er5en umbertout uno ii9 &c.
genieitig sic &er5en aus5uloiben
iu9t, lteit man bel @oet6e:
~Mue 5tan6e uno 9llter toben
geg%eneinanoer; mani lteigt auf sic
Tritte ser @uti6en, fem 9dllye,
1eudter faum, bie 2aterren il1o
fider; Ser @na6e loi9te oe1n @oter
6as 2idt aus un6 bort nidt auf ju
i9reien: u5to amrna55ato il Gig
more 8aore!" G0er Serr @ater lei
umgebra9t!") 8ergebens, oab ibu1
Ser Site biele ltnanitanoigfeit per-
meiit; ser &nabe bebauptet Sic Jreis
felt oieies Mbe1bS uro peripiinid)t
MIR ieinen @ater oelto arger. Mie
Nun an bei6en @n0en 6es &orIos
Ii9 balls oaS @etiimmel perliert>
oeito unbdnoiger bdl1ft lid's nod
Ser Mitte 5u, uno sort entitcbt Gin
@eorange, 6as ale 8egriffe iiber,
iteist, ia 6aS ielbit Sic leb6aftcite
grinnerungsfraft iid nidt rjcoer
bergegenpartigen fam.
uMiemano bermag itb meEx bon
6em 8labe, no Il itebt ODER iist,
81 riibren: &s 8arme 10 bieler
2idter, ser Dhnpf 10 pieler INNER
mieoer al1sgeblalener &er5en, oas
@el@rei 10 pieler Meniden, Sic MIR
Inn 10 biel beftiger briiqen, js me-
niger iie Elm @lie0 riibren f6nnea,
ma9en Ielb It Sen &C iltl10ei item Sinn
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-09-16

u~nternommene geblieben 1T, aud
nidt eilumal eine S9uBmaffe nit
fid) fiibrte, gum bertrauensieltgen
@emeiie ieiner Srieolidfeit Den @in'
eeboren gegeniiber. SSn Mnbetra@t
Scr oamaligen, nod redt ungeflar-
ten politii6en 8erbaltniiie in ienet
@1bieteu, ~ouer6ings oas itarfite
Gtiid ieiner &eiieart! 9oftor 4.
mor ent3iidt bon oem fin6li9>barm-
1oien @ei en aner @ingeborenen int
2al1oe, Die linn iiberau ein freunoli>
djvs gntgegel1fommen uno cine gait
lia;:e Nufnabn1e bereitet batten un6
DrH iUuloigen &eipeft niemals per'
nl.Iial lieBen. 9ie @ingebore1en
po., >alnals per6en 6enn au6 mobl
3mtiicllos Ocm @errn 9ottor 4. 6as
Glitbeton ~8manamf11bma", als
1peiBem Manne, nidt Deriagt boben.
.@cut3utoge miir0e 6as iider ni9t
=mebr Ser Gau fem! 9te. 9dpar5en
:boben ieit6em ouh int SSn1ern lebr
>pobl gelernt, &laliengegeniabe nn-
ter Sen @l1ropaern na6 Meuberlt9'
feiten mabr5unebmen uno dement,
tpredeno ibr 8enebmen ein3uri@.
ten.
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&c &anolungsmeiie getpeien, bobft
pobri6einli9 beoingt our6 Die
&iidli9t ouf Sen @elobeutel, felt
1id in onoeren 6duen ais beitere
Maipitdt 6ar. Mub bterbon Elm
8eiipiel!
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bon 9aresialam nod Morogoro,
als Sell ser iogenannten Central
bobn, erit in ser &bontaiie einiger
Observation-Disclosures eriltierte, 10
ooB au@ sic @eiie nod Morogoro,
tpobin uns Der Bug ser Gabora-
bubn iebt in faum 3ebnitiinoiger
Gobrt brtngt, immerbin mebr mie
elm 5pa5iergang mar, ereignete it'd
folgen6es 8orfommnis:
Ser reglome @e5irfsamtman1t
bun M%orogoro befono itd an einem
bciBen 9e3embermorgen IN ietnem
Gill 6uBe 6es Stationsberges gele~
genen &%ulturgorten, al5 er, ietnen
Ml,gen foum trauen6, auf Ser naben
2onoitraBe, 6ie bonn @ingeborenen,
oorf binauf gum 8e5irfsamt fiibrt,