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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-21
Bearcais Win
Two Ball Tilis

FOHEsT GROVE. Ore - VII
lasnstte university today Nas a.
ssrsd II playing Whltmaa eoiisEs
Tor the Northwest Baseball Goa
ference title
rhe fsssfesfs fssk hsfh
gnmss e . assibis hAsaef
ffsm the Paeffte unitefsify
sAdKers yesterday. - 8 saa
- - .. Ia vfeteFtes Knss
Hllissnsfae fhe Ws.lern Ds-
stsisn ehasplsnship.
Ths first contest went - ia,
nlngs altar ths Bearests ted ~
the score In tbs SIN Ia the sec
end. Wiilamsttssn Tooinon ail0N.
"a the Badgers only scattered
hits during the shutout
Coach spec keene,s Villa
mstts nine Will travel % Walla
Waila for ths pl4y-affs, Ma ~
and ~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-21
Horsemen Meet
Al Riding Club

Horse men behind the movement
70 form a race track south q Ia
coma win meet this Tuesday night
~ the old Tacoma riding club
on Union avenue just beyond the
city limits Finai setioH On the
proposed club viii b taken. me
meeting gets under way 81 :
e'cloek AL horse men ara invited
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-21
BOWLING

The Ruston Recreation members
have organized an eight-team
summer bowling league and will
play every Thursday night. Plans
are being considered also for the
formation Of a Wednesday night
circuit.
SIXTH AVE. ALLEYS
Monday Three-Man Summer League
Lunch and Hammond broke even.
each winning two points Ted Cliff
had high single and high series, 224,
$50.
Dales took from Spot. Art Mel
man with 2o3, ST. led.
Raes took from Dammeiers
Roy Hurlburt had high single and
total. 100. 4ei.
SPRING LEAGUE. HI-WAY ALLEYS
sQueek's 1883 fo). Pines 75i4 90;
high game Jensen 1877. series Daily
Hookeris a4os ~. semaphores
76l6 81: high game Gerlach $50;
series GeTiAch 400.
Spots 2443 ID, Petes 747o "a;
high game Eaken zoo. series juicy
492.
Becks 256i CD. AmuHments 25io
ID: high game Flanagan 1873; series
Flanagan 632.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-21
Dave Craig's
Pigeons Score

Strong winds Sunday slowed the
speed Of birds belonging 10 the
Tacoma Pigeon club In = race
from Harrington. Wash. q dis-
lance Of 200 miles.
First and second places went 20
Dave Crsig's entry. Next week
the club plans a race from spo-
kane. Wash.
Results IN yards per minute:
Dave Craig. s7i 05. Dave Craig.
s70.7o. Bob Friberg. as -. stan
Remedies. s4s.es. Carl Crignby.
stO22. 70 Wood. $3.50. George
Mess. s0s7o: Joe Mcconnell.
5z7z5. Howard Olsen. 1878;
Andy Roberts. tsIps: Dudley
Dean. 40s-sI-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-21
Pioneer League

The Ogden Reds last night
crushed Idaho Pals Ruassiia. who
share the league cellar with Twin
Fails. 81 Ogden took = tve-rln
LEAD in the first inning. and al
fhoszh the Hussetis used TIRES
pitchers IN tb< Eams. they failed
p rally.
The salt Lake Bees took ths
Twin Fails Cowboys. AZ. Twin
Falls led until tbs last hsif ~ ths
seventh when the Bees rallied and
brought FIVE men across home
plate. scoring again IN ths eighth
70 win the Kame.
Boise II f'oestslio Nas postpon-
ed because ~ cold weather.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-21

PULLMAN. wssh.--wsshington
State college. perennial track
champion OF the Pacific Coast con-
ference northern division. yester-
day won its ninth straight title.
The Cougars well-halaneed squad
scored AZ 2fs points. Washington
was second with 80 i/b. Idaho
third with 80 7fb. oregon fourth at
20 10: oregon State college NTH
At Is 2/5, and Montana State sixth
with i0h.
The division meet nj Rogers
field was rained out saturday.
Ira Steers, Oregon's unef-
fetal world champion high
Jumper, broke the meet record
with . leap Of 8 feet : isis
inches.
He cleared the bar easily, but .
slight knee injury prevented him
from going after his own outdoor
record OF six feet 10 ASA inches.
Steers also won the javelin with
throw Of 205 feet AZ inches.
Pat Haley. w. $. c.. sophomore,
Was high scorer. HE won the 100
and 220-yard dashes and the 22o-
yard low hurdles.
indicating the balanced array
OF Wsc power. the Cougars took
seven OF is first places
Capt. BiiI Dale captured the
half-mlle and wa . member
Of the winning really team.
overcoming . I5-yara deficit
TO nip KIen Qsale Of Wash
lngton nj the tape.
Buiwark Of the Idaho showing
was PM Liebowitz. one OF the
nations outstanding distance men.
just recovering from al illnsns. he
captured the mile run ana placed
third In the two-mlle.
Summaries.
Williams tWSC1 second. white ~
Williams iHbCB sscond. white 40
third. Dryer ID fourth. Tins ~
ss0-yard dash. Won By LONG w,
Fairbanks M second. blair tOeCJ
third. Murphy ma fourth. Time
AsB
1Oo-yard dAah. Won By Haley
(wsCi. osaie wv second. smith
va thlfd. Clara u1 fourth. fims
Javelin throw Won b. steers foi
2o5 feet "a inches. Ryan uJ second.
lee feet. inches. krieseT M third.
iBs feet. a. inches. hnagsn tNJ
fourth, ia feet ga inches.
17o-yafd high hurdles Won ~
BchAde (WBCl. Butter io) second.
Holloway fosC) third. Parry tW8gJ
fourth. Time 1911
ss0-yard run. Won ~ Dale fWscl,
Lang tWbCJ second. bNanSFy tWj
third. Mckinley 20 fourth. Tine
i.53s
shot put Won b. Londos fwsc)
~ feet. > inehss. Hsaton w second.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-21
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-21
S0F BALL

Gas Men took a half-game lead
in the close City league race Mon
day evening at jefferson No. 2
diamond by coming from behind
in the last four innings TO defeat
Ducks. s to 5.
Sparkling pitching and hitting
by Bob Samson. with home runs
by Jack Duncan and Marvin
Pease. put the Bottlers into the
victory column for the first time,
8 TO l. over Transfers at Nc
Kinley No. 2 field.
Ali Rails moved back into Q
tie for first place in the CONNER
cial Industrial league race by
drubbing Furnituremen. IL to 1.
at Harmon, as Co. B 5sth ONO
rested.
Local 2665 took over third spot
by big margin in upsetting Door
men. IL 10 10. In very weird and
wild fray at Portland avenue.
Garagemen won their first
league start in upsetting scotties,
Q to S. in a closely contested game
at Mckinley No. 1.
Musicians moved into sixth
place by beating the non-winning
Pulpmen, to 3. at Portland ave
nue..
Sunday at Edison All Rails de-
pended upon a home run by Low
RE. with two on bases, TO defeat
Ducks, 3 to 0, in an exhibition
game.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-21
Heavies Go
To Draw Call

LOS ANGELES - Turke y
Thompson Of Los Angeles, Cali
fornia heavyweight boxing cham
pion. and Tony Music Of Chicago
fought TO a 10-round draw last
night in an open-air bout at Wrig-
ley field.
A crowd OF $4,000 saw Music
battle the favored Thompson with
his bobbing and weaving and
weathered the big Negroes heaviest
punches in the final rounds. There
were no knockdowns Referee
Abe Roth gave each three rounds
and called four even. Music
weighed 2oo11. Thompson 1871.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-21
Small Entry
In Golf Play
Notionol Open Hos
Only LOSE Players

NEW rORk - The smaile~,
entry list since 1888 has been sc-
cepted 20 compete for the 10
berths In the National Open Coli
championship AZ Fort worth. TEX.
June 81. the United states Coli
association announced today
This years list hss i.osa players.
compared with BIS in 1883
The field includes the 90
players exempted from quail
tying for the classic and the
remaining l.elo who must We
for 1ss berth. In the sectional
qualifying rounds which win
he played In 81 cities 81 Sc
hole stroke play next Monday.
Included In the field are IS for
mer winners and two amateurs
from Brazil Mario Gonxalez and
DIR. Walter c. Ratio. Gonzalez
won the Argentine open and
amateur titles last year.
The former championship win
ners exempted are Lawson Little.
defending champion. Gene saraxen.
Ralph Guldahl. Byron Nelson.
Tommy Armour. Johnny Farrell
and Sam Parks. jr.. all Of whom
ranked in the first 80 places Of
the 1910 open.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-21
wHIRLAwAY ENTERS

NEW YORk-Belmont park Of
ficials announced today that Whirl-
away. Derby and Preakness
winner. has been entered 70 run
against c. S. Towards Midland
and three other handicap horses
Tuesday in a special race known
as the Henry Of Navarro.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-21
Everett High
Takes Contest

WENATCHEE. wash Everett
defeated Wenatchee 1913 in q
Cross State high school baseball
league game yesterday. Score:
Everett 80. Ola Ozo $40 u s
Wenhtches roo Oo3 So ,
Tergerson. Iedesco ana so1tha4.
Jeasup. Henderson and Hlcks.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-21

PAID ALTO. Ce1if. - MsfIe<<<
fiestFfnT. ~pfnens nstlsnsi 1Ivinx
ehamplan. saa freshness - sE4a<
fssd University. go kespizsiizee
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dlsins beard aafinz 81 e<hiokiea
last nlKhf II f.sks tsxanisss k<s<
lnlslriss nxfs nsf zsFlezza
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-21
EXHIBITIONS GAMES

Park softball games for Tuesday
night. e.i5 O'Clock
City LesEue-Veneermen W. North
Puyallup. MCKINLEY No. z.
National bermen W.
Elks. Jefferson No. 1. Eagles "a.
Knights Of Columbus. Jefferson No.
2: Travellers ". 7. L. A.. Harmon.
American League-Woodmen OF the
World V HardEares. Mckinley No.
Confectioners " 23rd street CAr6i-
mails. Portland No. l. Main streeters
Va Colisgians. Portland No. z.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-21
Stadium Nine
Twice Beaten

oDea Irish outslugged Stadium
Tigers. ia and 14-i7. In two
seven-innlng games played yestsr-
day at the stadium. Harry Mans
field paced the Stadium batters.
The Tigers scored nine runs In
the second inning Of the nightcap
but we're unable 10 hold the lead
when O'Dea tailed five times in
the fifth inning. The summaries:
FIRST Gam
O'D~A ... 0io ilB oil Q 3
Stadium ..... 600 ola o. 4
Kelso ana Courage. Rsttks, Cough
90 and Mitchell, Higgins feJ.
second Gam
ODeA $50 i32 o--i4 II q
Stadium ..... oei Oo2 Oh u 3
Sands. hartino "a and CLARK
Courage "a Olson. Clsnsn 90 and
Mitchell. DUBOIS ca. HlsRins a..
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-21

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-21
Huskies Win
Ball Contest

washington 3 orsean
Orefon 600 101 Offo@t
Warrington ooi O70 ooa . 10 J
fsos and csiYsrt nisrsf and
watson
SEATTLE Fighting 10 retain
ia chances for the northern dlyi.
slon baseball crown. The University
Of Washington nine yesterday up.
set the ieagus-isadinK University
Of Oregon club, So
The Hnshies scored their ~
lag and winning runs In The
ninth. following . bot ronfre-
versy over an umpire's dssi-
sson calling Norm Dalfhsfp.
washiagtos eutfisideS. safe 81
first.
Coaches Howard Hohaon 81 Ore
gon and Dorsstt tTubbyl Graves
Of Washington exchanged verbal
blows after the game and finally
we're separated BY an oregon
player.
The teams meet again today.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-21
Wenaichee'
Good
Ted Meyer Con Do
Things In Mask

n be cares 10 pat on the tools
and 20 10 work behind the plate.
the wvnateire Chiefs can present
one Of ths best defensive oatehsrs
In minor league ball today In the
person Of their manager. Ted
Mayer.
For four years. Mayer has been
developing younger players for the
New York Yankees and has besn
sndssvorlnK 10 get away from
aotive work 20 let hls young fs-
enivefs perform. hut each year
he has found u nscsssary 20 help
out . hit. and each year he has
come through IN fine style.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-21


LAT year hs led Idaho Fails
81 the plone<r lesEus 10 laird
place. . game and = Halt cut
~ second. &c eauEht IN -
games and had : great field
lag average 81 .ssi.
The neu Chief pilot toeh ever
the management of Rogers IN the
Arkansas Missouri league for tn
Yankees IN 1877. DE led the club
70 = psnnant and vas ons ~ the
teams outstanding performers ln
his own right.
Ted topped al the oatcbsrs 81
thu circuit and bsttsd . very i'm
prsasiv. $40. Al the close u the
race. ~ith Rogers coping most ~
tins honors. Mayer pas selected ~
sports writsfs and fsiigw man.
sKsrs - the hacksiop for the an.
nusl sll-stsr tnam.
ssxf year be moved % Joplin
~ the Western Association. and
for the first time since they oper-
atsd there. the Yankees fell shy
on supplying material TED did .
good JOB 81 managing what he nd.
but u wasn't Of lssEDs eailbsr and
hs was not blamed for ths clubs
second division finlah. De led tn
eatchsrs In fielding and hattsd
szs
Ths iSss season sss him
saaaaEiag ~ Pass If shs An
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seeaad and laird N shs spiit
season raaes. ffs sss riEkt
sso1sa ths tsp ea aefsass and
batles . slxxy -ss9-
Mayer IL - years old and start
~ out sith Oakland ~ ths Coast
isagss IN 1877. Ne IL : brother II
Benny Msysr. aha playsa IN ibs
Texas. Southern. Easfsfn sad Blue
Ridge lsAkiaes
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-21
Yelm and Roy
In Title Game

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kzrewsln LesHsfs yesterday
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to triples 80 afues = 49,
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toy ever ths tzf<nflax lseza<
ehamrsnns
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-21

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-23

GOOD COMPANY while you
work-this trim home frock by
Anne Adams! Pattern 1913 is
designed for comfort and wear
ability as well as charm.
Pattern 4913 is available in
misses and women's sizes II, Ia,
10, Is, 20, 80. 80, "a, SO, 80 and
40. Size 16 takes 3ss yards 35-
inch fabric.
Send fifteen cents (15cl in
coins for this Anne Adams pat
tern. Write plainly size, name,
address and style number.
Just the cream of the 1941-42
fashion crop is shown in the
new Anne Adams Pattern Book.
Order your copy today-you'll
find page after page of original,
easy-to-make models for every
age and hour.
Book fifteen cents. Pattern
fifteen cents. Book and pattern
together. twenty-five cents.
Address your request to The
Anne Adams Pattern Depart
ment, 1925 Times Square, De-
troit. Mich. Owing to custom
regulations. orders for patterns
to Canadian destination cannot
be filled.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-23
WAFFLE TRICK

The next time you serve waf-
fes to guests and want TO dress
them up a bit, add finely ground
nut meats to the syrup. Heat
the syrup first, add nuts and
serve hot on. buttered waffles.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-23
Preparation

Wash game and cut in pieces
for serving. saute in lard until
nicely Drowned on all sides, and
place with beans in a deep
kettle. cover with boiling water,
and cook uncovered for ! hour,
adding more boiling water as
needed; add vegetables and sea-
sonings and cook for another
half-hour.
Mix 2 or 3 tablespoons -four
with a little cold water, add to
the stew, and cook until slightly
thickened.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-23
Gunners,SteW
Is Hunters
Specially

IN A BOOK entitled The
Best Men Are Cooks" by Frank
Shay. we find the following
recipe which your husband
might like 10 take with him on
his hunting trip:
0unners' Luck Stew
? pounds Of game Cafter clean
ing
= cup lard or bacon fat
] pint dried lima beans
? onions, chopped
4 potatoes. diced
! cup carrots. diced
cup turnips, diced
4 cups water
Pepper
Salt
L-i1tav-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-23

It is not absolutely necessary
10 soak dried lima beans over
night. Instead, wash them thor
oughly, cover with hot water,
and cook quietly for ! hour.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-23
0yNIHAT," she wonders twill
w America be like when
the war Ia oyer?"

w America Dc ike WHICH
the war Is over?"
You'd be surprised to know
how many people ask that
question. And always, behind
the words, you feel the tremor
of the same motiveUfear.
Not fear of war, but fear of
change.
We want to save America,
but, most urgently. we want
to save America unchanged.
AS is. With the same sacred
status quo.
love America. We love
its power, peace and prosper
ity. Well 60 to unheard-of
lengths to defend these cher
ished attributes. Face any
risk. Make any sacrifice. Pay
any price. And do ii willingly,
with abundant courage and
shrewdness.
But when it's over, we want
to find the same America we
knew in 1889 or 1908 or 1871.
Well, we won't. And we
might as well begin to get
used to the idea. We mioht
as well begin, right here and
now, to kiss our status DO
goodbye. For we're never
going to see the dear old days
again. And we wouldn I know
what to do with them If we
did!
Of COURSE, well blame 1t
" on the war. We're con-
WINGED that all this chaos and
tumult are due to those Dead
End Kids-Hitler, Stain and
Mussolini with maybe
some messy maneuvering by
Roosevelt, Chamberlain and
Churchill.
But it isn't so!
The gentlemen mentioned
have poked around plenty and
aroused their quota of dust.
But they didn't start the
change which has devastated
the world-they are merely
by-products.
Change started when life
started and has been going on
ever since. Change is inevi-
table Change is merely
life making room for itself as
ii grows and adjusts.
HITLER isn't our worst foe.
IL Our-own fear of change is
our worst foe. Gunpowder and
poison gas are not the deadli-
est ammunition we must face.
Our own apathy and inertia
and sanctified sentimentality
are the deadliest combination.
We think, because our
Observation-Disclosures h a d
itching heels and rowing
imaginations, that we are
necessarily pioneers and ad-
venturers.
People soon settle down
when they are comfortable,
prosperous and safe. Having
settled, they hate like poison
any one who tries to yank
them from their rut.
Not so. Recklessness and
curiosity rarely last beyond
the first generation. After
that Sonny has to 60 on his
own steam.
But we are going to be
yanked, whether we like it or
not.
Change is going to yank us
-. Life is going to shove us.
what will America be like
when the war Is over 2"
1 don't know, lady. My
front-line flashes aren't in yet.
opyright, 1871, King Features synd.. In'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-23
Elsie Robinson
Changes
Take Place
Despite Wars

Dizzy days. these! Neo prob
lens, Hew anspers popping up.N
And you longing TO hare your
say. ves9 Well. iOhGt's holding
you?
Hoio's this chance? We're
going to let other folks share
this space. spill their ideas
now aud then. Want to try?
Then grab yourself a lively
topic stir briskly for not
more than 500 words add
name and address and send to
me, care of this paper. And
maybe YOU'LL BE A COL
UMNIST FOR A DAY.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-02-12

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oerielben @olbmiin5c, onfon9eno nc,1n
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gu fnr5 eefommen, Dos iit fiher. 9Sir
fonnen Sbnen ben eon5en Yonomol-
fonal- l-Gertrog ober nitht bier a,,m
aborud bringen. 0ericlbc bot 26 Nr-
tifel rno tpiiroe iebs bis liebcn Spol.
ten ,1nieres 9lottes fiiucn. Merf,piir.
big lit iibri9ens, mas Ihon Dor 80
Sabren ser oe,tibe 0ihtcr @oetbe
iiber Den bereinltiaen 8o,t ocs gono.
n1afanals burd oie Ser. Stootcn Dor.
o,slagte. SIM eriten Gicrtcl oes DO.
ri9en Sabrblnoerts cntiporf Der he,,t-
lbe gtohsrforld)er Nlernnoer b. Sum.
bolbt 'ebs perid)ieoenc Glonc fir ei.
nen &al,al, Der Sen Ntlontiihen nit
bem Stillen S5eon perbonoc. Ssm
Sabre 1927 idrieb @oetbe nit 8e5no.
nabme anf 9unbolot's Yl0nc ioloen.
Sc propbetiib flin9enben 8orte:
~&cnn es gclinet, iol hcinen &a-
mol au balenL Der Sfiffen ir0eno ei-
ncr 9clolt'lne nno bon ir9eno elmer
@robe 5l9on9lid) 1T, nno onrd ben
man bonn Merifoniidcn @oli in ben
Fo5lfilben S5eon eclonocn fonn, 10
miro bicS bon unbcrcbcnborcm gor.
tell fir Sic gan5e Menidbeit, fir Die
oipllilierte nno 'n5ipiliiiertc Jioiie
lein. Nber es ipiirhe mid Nnnoer
ncbnell menn Sic Ser. Staotcn Elm
loldcs llnternebmen iih entocben loi.
len ipcllten. Mon fonn ipobl nnncb.
men, Dob oicier iun9e Stoat nit lei.
ner groben Gorliebc fir bcn &clien
in 80 bis 40 Sobrcu ben riciiocn
Sonoerfon1pler jcnicits ocs SSclienac.
birees in 9eiib 9cnommcn ,,no bcpol-
fert babcn miro uno cs lobt iif lcibt
poransicbe'L bob al Ser po5ifiid)en
&iilte, Die iih bon 9totnr ons 5u So-
fcnollla9ell bor5n9l1t) fl9nct, cine
Geibe BON >pidtieen SonoelsplGtcn
iib erbeben iperocn, bon no ons oiin.
itigc fomncr5iclle Gerbinonnoen ami.
lden oen Ser. Stooten nno @bino 10.
,pie Sftinoien on9cfniipft ,perben f0n-
nen. Stir oielen San mGre es nibt
nur piinid)enslpert, Ionoern 9eroocdu
9eboter, ei,en oircftercn Gcrfebrsme9
5lpiid)cn Ser Dit nno 8eitfiiite Noro.
amerifos fir sic @onoelsfdiffobrt
uno oos &rieesflotten,peien bcreitan.
ltelleu, ols lid oeS umltonoliben mo
lon9cn 8c9es nm SOS &ap Sorn ber-
nm at beoienen. Desbolb ,pieoerbole
ib, BOB es fir sic Ser. Stooten cine
nnerloblibe Notmenoiefeit lit, cine
birette 9urbiabrt DO m@olf nod Me-
rifo ol'm Eo5afild)en O3eon au idaf.
fen nno ib bin iiberael,et, bob bies
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