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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-26
Just Like Gold in England

other the ledger Marshall Field auctoned of
eight of his brood July 49, Newmarket England
And bombpered British thoroughbred fances bid aggres
svey The eight brought S6902 average of $963
An Irish breeder named Alan Baker punked down S2020
for 6yearod gray Ina Redor twice much
the Caonans paid for 20 head The Aga Khan who blew
lot of dough when he regal of France pac
$4,000 for a 12-year-old named Ecar
AS has been the many years good bit Of the pomT
and circumstance surrounding yearng sales will
the disposal of Claiborne stud youngsters. A. Hancock the
grand old who Claiborne sending 81 yearlngs
the sales In better times they would have
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-26
PAIRINGs, STARTING TIMES

Pairings and starting times fol
Fridays qualifying round oI
MeadoWbrook Inyitational tourna.
ment:
a. Ar OFFS Ir J n. MeNsuEht Jr
y. Winney Gale springer
300 James Premo-Bhl Drake, X. r
Pierce y. Linenfowl
10 Les Colby-A, q Brodie Henry 2
Brown b Johnson
10 90 Pete sweeney Harold coyls, I'd
ward q Wade partner
o0-sam l.. Henry Ted sackett. W J
liO5-H II Davidson A. RYAN. Or
y. , Calaofese partner
( l110 wnford wehrls- walter Burkemo
Jack Emery Fred Hammer
( TT i5-Frank Stranahar Marshall Carl
son Gus NovotnyH Bowbeer
| II 20 Ronnis Winans-Jsy Law, Oar
Arnsiron Tom Frainey,
| 1l.25-Ellfs Berry Bill Msrksy, ". Er
vssti- Ray haitent
u 3O-T Walter Busslns Bruno Mink
ley Raw G. smt,h-wm KsrEstts
100 a ssrsson- Roy ssrason. Hsr
Old sadowskl.T Ted Rossk
1 JO--Pat Contradictory Anns. Edgsl
J.. Proctor Robert II Hsckett.
81 Roy 7 Aitchel-Ed seymour
ettt+ek H1nn- Fer-B.-i-R1Ar
Z. Alber , curey-T c. Mcdonald
Andy hras Dutch Marion
80 Harvey olso Doctor Desieo
Chuck Kocsls-Lt Bob Babbish
1000. v Elhson-John Roberts, Iou
2'65 Bud s1iimSs.c W. Evsal. Perry
Cashier Charles Hamilton
no r. c Hsss-Larry Powell. r. A.
Saunders partner
2i5-A Arnold Gross Norman Gross KinH
ShWaydes-Dr 3 = Chatham.
22o-A Wstrous Jr Paul o'Hsrs, A
Andermsn-F Gagnier
2.25 Randall Ahern Arnold Minkley
Gus MorcIand-Jack Hoerner
Mack Mufopk Or Mueller
Burt Carpenter George Eglinion
10 Dr Clark y. Ntller.W. knoer'Ter.
C. b Nyer-MaN Richs soon.
40 Glen Sisler-c Xix Jones, Frank
kenney George Murphy
As O. 3 Farley-C. II Eleved Jr-
Russ Cole Harold Brink
30 Mke nietz-Hsrold stewart, John
David Warren Dawson
80 Al Agopian-Joe Diamond Dan
COurtneN-Lou Campbell
90 John T Howard John oBrien, Jim
Alien Fred Lawrence
3.O5-W. J Brown A r s,reeter.
Simeon James.Otto Gu'owsky.
$40 Les BroderickH W cspps, c.
5.i5 Paul smilsy-lrvins finger, Bus
RIhl-Bruoe Gregory.
5.25-Bu Lsin6sch-Ed wunsch. Bob
8 30 Elmer zuckermsn-Rslph LorsnE
3:35- Roland Wsysnd.Ed Rankin, 10,
DrsEoon-Aus UnEer
3 40-Jack Delaney-J o h n Kries, W
Coumbs-Iames Anderson.
3 50-Jim Fletcher-steve Danehon, c p.
stricker-H. p WentwoXh.
@ $50 Dudley Whiunf Edwin Keen. Or
r p Hauser-HuEh sherk.
& 0O-GeorCe !. Connolly Norman g
Copeland I'd Ervasti-Carl Daniels
sos r l. Redmond Roy W. PRO, Tim
Mueleu berg Chuck PetOskeBt
$40 Robert Klintworth Addison 9, Con-
norss Bob Fife-Beu smith
s.15-Mel Wilue-Jim Wike. Jim Rid.
deU-ClarruCe Hscduol
2O-WIIbur Rieck otto y. Auck,
Vaughn salter Marvin Gross
25 " LCesCh ir Forest Groen-
IFrr Th8i W.sehart b Me,chart
90 Cun RueE ~ Flowers, Frank
CoruHfN.An PONY
nS Raw Huntlev- Harold NRhhs
Far.N QIahhers MaVOr 1entIes 4.
WILSON John Mnorei John Miller. "
I,I Ut.Iatk. Davidson.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-26

are the quartet. Last season
those four backs accounted for
1872 points.
Grigonis. 5 feet 10 inches tall
and weighing 100 pounds paced
the backfield with 73 points He
was named on the little all-Amer-
lea last year.
The two ha fbackS. Sanzotta and
BaniaviC. were drafted by the
Lions last winter Sanzotta, one
OF the best 10 come ont OF tho
Ohio Conference was picked No.
A. while Ba1javic was selected
No 9.
Coach Bill Edwards intends 70
use Sanzotta al tailback IN an at
tempt 10 plug the gap left by the
loss of Whizzer White and Cotton
Price
Twenty-siX Lions already are
under contract 10 report for first
practice At CharlevoiX on Au-
gust =
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-26
SeIfridge Filters
Beat Pontiac Nine

SELFRIDGE FIELD, July 25--
Selfridge Field baseball team
added Yellow Coach "a us list ~
victims this season with q 70 2
victory over the Pontiac team
today.
Sgt. Tex Mckee pitched the
entire distance for the Fhcrs,
with Pvt. John PABLO leading u
attack with three hits. vi
Roberts Of yellow Coach hit a
homer with two on.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-26

SEABRIGHT. y J., July %
fuPl Two teams, Ted Schroe-
der of Glendale. Cal, and Sidney
p Wood Of New York. and r.
Victor SciNaS Of Philadelphia and
William Taibcrt Of Cincinnati
were dcsdlocked for first place as
the second day OF play M the an
nual SeaBrght Invitation round
robin finished today Both teams
have "A total OF four wins
The LatIn-Amer.Can team oi
Francisco ScCura OF Ecuador and
Alclo Russell Of Argentina domi.
mated most of the days play by
winning both their matches.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-26

ing round Of their match. II may
sound like an eXaggeration, but
Chick outdrove Ben at least
90 yards Chick drove so far he
debated between a No. l iron and
a spoon for his second on the $50
yard hole He finally picked a
spoon and carried the trap at the
left front Of the green, planting
his ball hole high
Harberts drive on the morning
eighteenth probably was as long
so long he swung a No. 3 iror
for his second and was Il feet
back Of the pin This hole
measured more than 500 yard,
these two days.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-26
David, Dawson
To Defend Title
Won Year Ago
Gus Moreland Makes
Bid With Hoerner;
Babbish-Kocsis Play
BY VI. f. DRUKENBROD

Winners a year ago, John David
and Warren Dawson will be back
to defend their title in the Meadow
brooE Invitational golf tournament
next weekend, feature event on a
heavy schedule. An 1S-hole quail
flying round iiibe played Friday,
followed with two matches Satur-
day and the semihnalS and finals
Sunday.
David, one Of the longest hitters
in golf. and Dawson, who last year
defeated Willie Turnesa and Art
IDoering in the final have a special
incentive TO spur them on. No pair
eyer has won this event two years
in a row, although MILFORD Wehrle,
who again is entered, wIh in sue
'ceSSive seasons with a different
IDaTtncr.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-26
Boost for Hdrbert

Al Watrous happened along and
entered the name OF Chick Har-
bert AL put Chicks name along
side that OF Thomson. AL re-
Gently played in two exhibition
matches with Harbcrt and had
this 20 say about Chicks driv-
ing:
You hit your second, then
walk and walk aud wonder when
You're coming 60 Chicks drive"
Pcn Eogan must have felt ths'
way on nc twelfth In tho morn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-26
Gosl-Line: Toxic

There arc about 1900 former
college and professional football
players IN the United States
Army, according 10 the tabula-
tion OF coaches throughout the
COtIutTN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-26
IT'S RISKY BUSINESS At ANY TIME
BY BOB CoNSIDINE
international New. Service sport, Writer

UNCONVENTIONAL NeWS NefNce NpotIs NJIer
NEW YORK, July 25-Preparing 10 ship what they hope
million dollars worth Of thoroughbred yearlngs tc
Saratoga the impending yearng sales Kentucky breeders
find themselves more jittery than the yearlngs
They don't know whether it's going be Of chicken
doing business
days but what about thoroughbred owners? With luxury
after another being Topped of the upper crust will they be
bidding strongly horses this year. New make
purchase of yearng the widest kind Of gamble Even other
times Of buying yearing about the kiest invest
Of them all.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-26
Lions Uncover
4 Scoring Stars

If their performance in college
is any indication OF what they viii
do in the National League. the
Detroit Lions have uncovered a
quartet of backs who should give
the 'oppositions defense plenty of
tr,Cublo
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-26
Woren's Met. On

The weeks schedule. which also
includes newcomers Metropolitan
"a hole tournament, Mond y
through Wednesday at Warren
Valley, gets away TO a flying start
Sunday with the finals of both the
District Golf League and the MICA
League.
A pro amateur will he played
Monday at Midland Country Club.
with the Michigan pros teaming
with members of the home club.
The pros viii shoot for special
purse put UP by Midland members.
The Tuesday tournament of the
Womens District is scheduled for
Crosse lie. Wednesday will be stag
day at Knollwood, while on the
same day the MGA course owners
m ct al Beverly Hills.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-26
Frank Grirn.

n Is. fullback
from Chatta
nooga. Mickey
SanZotta. tail
b a c k from
w g s e IN Re-
We. Emil
Banjavic. wing
back of Arizo-
n a University,
a n d A ] Y n
T h a c K er Of
Morris Harvey
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-26
Hagen Picked No. II

fet erai weeks ago. Walter
Hagen was ssked 90 name tho
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-26
On the Line
With Considine

Uncertainty Of Price
to Be Paid, Makes En-
Jittery as the Horses
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-26

< entu.c kys Breeders
Worry About Yeari0q
Sales Of Saratoo a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-13

drain the blood from the legs and
relieve muscles taut from over
work. These gymnastics, if re-
peated often enough, go a long
way towards keeping shapely
gains in trim.
One of the best of them calls
for a girl to lie flat on the floor,
and alternately lift her legs.
This stretches the muscles and
prevents excessive blood accu'
mutation. So-caled inverted BIZ
cycling, while supporting the hips
with the hands, is also recon-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-13

mended as a beautifier.
Another way to help legs stay
beautiful is to practice balanc-
ing a heavy medicine ball on the
bottom of the feet. The trick is
to dip the knees and still keep
the ball balanced. One advantage
of this exercise is that the seeker
after glamour usually gets inter
ested in the game and doesn't
dwell on the drudgery Of the
workout.
All these exercises should be
followed by gentle leg massage.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-13

The photographs on this page
were taken in the studios of this
school, and show some of the
feminine purveyors of pulchri-
tude doing a bit of the necessary
leg work" TO keep their slim
neither limbs in shape. Constant
exercise is necessary to prevent
unsightly fat from accommodating
on thighs and calves.
AS the pictures show, all the
exercises require that the legs be
kept up in the air This upside
down position has a tendency to
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-13

The real of how much you pay but how
much get for what you pay just how much further
of Old Dutch will than of any other leading cleanser
has been measured in both authoritative laboratories and
certified demonstrations under actual living conditions
Here how Old Dutch Cleanser does th First element
in Old Dutch quickly dsoves the grease that holds the
dirt tightly the surface Then with grease gone
Sesmote, the basic ingredient that makes Old Dutch do
cleaning Its soft aky particles the dirt easily quickly
thoroughly without scratching the glossy porcelain surface.
That why hard scrnbbng is necessary when you Old
Dutch Cleanser That is why you clean bathtubs
quickly beautifully with Old Dutch Cleanser No doubt that
why housewives Old Dutch than any other cleanser
September ID, 1912
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-13

In fact, this training for leg
beauty is so all-important that
one of New York City's largest
schools Of fashion modelling de
votes an entire course TO the art
Of killing the fatted calf. Beauty
experts of the school have de-
signed a series of leg exercises
10 keep professional beauties as
we'll as non-professionals - in
trim.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-13
RESULTS OF SCIENTIFICALLY
CHECKED TESTS
Old Dutch Cleaned -.

The cleansers identified above by
letters, along with Old Dutch Cleans
er, account for over 90So of all the
cleansers sold in the United States.
The Nome nugget., 1942-07-03
Churchill Wins Vote of Confidence
 But Sketches Dark Picture of War

LONDON, July 2 (AP) - Churchill won an over Wheming vote of confidence in the House of Commons after he gravely assessed the Allied position in the Mediterranean and Middle East war zones as near disaster Hope for victory, he pinned the very considerable endorsements now in progress. The vote of 475 to 25 parliamentary victory came at the end of speech hour and tWentyeigh minutes long.
 Churchill staunchly defended his direction of the war, as the best possible under the circumstances He sketched dark picture of the battle in Egypt and said it has developed into a recession of hopes and prospects in the Middle East and Mediterranean un- equalled since the fall of France To this he added without eaboration the statement that At any mo- ment may receive news of grave importance.'
 Churchill'S somber portrayal of the war in Africa was relieved only by his statement that very con- siderable" endorsements have reached or are Zap preaching" the battlefield.
 Tremendous cheering greeted the announcement of the vote which squeched the most serious challenge yet made to ChurchilPs premiership, the opposition vote being the highest since he took office on May tenth, 1922.
 Major strengthening of the battered Army athWart the Axis path to the Nile Delta, Alexandria, and the Suez Canal is the basis for Churchills statement q don't consider the struggle in any way decided
 Churchill said the balance of naval power in the Pacific has been altered in favor by the brilliant victories of the U. S. Navy and Air Force over the Japanese at Coral Sea and Midway. He declared that These splendid American achievements have not re- ceved the attention they deserve from these islands,
The Nome nugget., 1942-07-03
OPA Establishes Special Price
 Fixing Formula For Alaska

WASHINGTON, July IAP) - Declaring that AZ aSkas economic stability and security is being threat ened by price increases Price Administrator Tender son is establishing a special price fixing formula for the territory today, with maXimums to all sales and deliveries to Alaska purchasers of any commodity not actually produced there. Henderson said special tion difficulties
 Under the formula retail, wholesale and distributors maximum prices must be based direct cost plus markup which the seller included in his highest price for the commodity involved, between the Eth and December 6th 1941. The OPA administrator in charge of the territories and possessions is empowered to make any adjustments necessary after the application of this formula and fix prices on items which the formula fails to cover
 Henderson said the current commodity demand in Alaska, resulting from wartime population increases
 lis out of all relation to the supply constantly avail able, and prices have been steadily rising
The Nome nugget., 1942-07-03
BRITISH REPORT CRUSH FLANK OF ROAIMEL'S ARMY

Cairo, July 3 (AP) - Counter attacking British armored forces, smashing at the Hanks of the Axis pointing at Alex andria, are reported to have crushed the general assault on Fl Alamein and forced the invaders to re- treat to the west. It is the first reverse of Rommel's German and Italian army since 1t surged across the Egyptian border, follow ing the capture of Tobruk on June 2l. British head quarters said the enemy suffered sharp losses and declared that Imperial de- fense positions at Ell Ala mein, 65 miles from Alex andria. are holding firm.
The Nome nugget., 1942-07-03
FIGHTING BATTLE OF EGYPT IN SAND STORM

London, July 2 (AP) - Fighting the battle of Egypt in a sandstorm. the British announced the re- pulse of powerful Axis armored infantry attacks at Ef Alamein, 10 miles west of Alexandria, but the Germans and Italians asserted they seized Drag, a coastal village, and are pursuing the British head long toward the Nile Delta. All sources agreed on the intensity of the conflict but on nothing else.
 The results are not un- favorable to us British headquarters at Cairo de- clared, reporting the battle continued all day yester- day. The armored forces of Rommel are acknoWledg ed to have made a tempor- ary break in an undefend ed locality, only to be driV- en out again by British col unmnS.
The Nome nugget., 1942-07-03
British Stop Invaders at Fl Alamein
New Price Fixing Formula Established For Alaska
GERMANS CLAIM 185- MILE BREAK-THRU RUSSIAN FRONT

Berlin, July 3 (AP) - German and other Axis troops have broken thru the Russian front along nearly 185 miles, the high command announced. The communique did not locate the section of the front in- VolVed.
 Of the fighting in the Sevastopol region, 1t said 50,000 prisoners were talk en; and Fl tanks, 503 field guns and 662 grenade throWers captured or de- stroved.
The Nome nugget., 1942-07-03
RED ARMY REPORTS BITTER FIGHTING AT SEVASTOPOL

Moscow, July , (AP) - The Red Army reported at noon that bitter fighting is continuing at SeVastopol.
 Dispatches teIegraphed yesterday to the Red Star said that German assault troops carried battle to the city itself. Red Stars accounts pictured heavily superior numbers of Nazi forces rolling slow ly forward against the staunch defenders of the Crimean base. The situa- tion of the last Soviet stronghold in the Crimea was described as extreme ly tense and difficult
 Two successive Russian communiques ignored Ger man claims to have eaptur- ed SeVastopoI.
The Nome nugget., 1942-07-03
ALASkA'S COASTAL WATERS ZONE DAN GEROUS NAVIGATION

Anchorage, July ? (AP) . Gen. s. B. Buckner proclaimed all the Alaska coastal waters westward from Cape St. Elias and ex tending 20 miles off shore, "a mobile zone dangerous to navigation.' Vessels are warned to enter only under N aVy direction.
 The area extends from longitude IA degrees west and includes all islands within the 20-mile limit. Southeastern Alaska is not affected.
The Nome nugget., 1942-07-03
FIRST CONVICTION OF TREASON BY JURY
 IN NATIONS HISTORY

DETROIT, July 3 (AP) - Ger man bonn Max Stephan, aged 49, cafe operator. convicted of trea- son by jury deliberating an hour and g minutes yesterday, accused of harboring Hans Peter Krug. German fliers who escaped from a Canadian prison camp
 Government attorneys said it was the first such conviction in the nations history. Federal Judge Arthur Futile, will inn pose the penalty which could be execution.
The Nome nugget., 1942-07-03
To Start Induction of Glass l-B
 To Release Fit Men Task Forces

WASHINGTON, July 3 (AP) - The Army nounced it's intention of starting induction of regular quotas of men placed in the deferred l-B Selectve Ser vice class, because of minor physical defects Begin ming August 1, with only eye complete deaf ness in one ear, among others will be inducted for limited military service provided they otherwise meet requirements They will be assigned for duty in corps area service commands and in the War Department overhead organization, and thereby release almost equal number of fully qualified soldiers for service in the task forces
The Nome nugget., 1942-07-03
Allies Bomb Jap-Held Dill Twice In One Nipht

Allied Headquarters in Aus trs ia. July 3 (AP) - A double night bombing of Jap-held Dil. Portuguese Timor, concentrated on enemy occupied buildings, the wireless station and airdrome. l. was announced that two build ings were hit directly and sev- erai fires statrted. A communi- que yesterday also announced aa attack on Dill which IS 500 miles across the Timor Sea from Darwin.
The Nome nugget., 1942-07-03
No Confirmation German Claims With 15 to 20 Miles of Alexandria

BERN, July 3 (AP) - Berlin dispatches late today said Ger man and Italian troops are with in l5 to 20 miles from Alexan- dria. the battle of Fl Alamein Is already regarded as won. and the Grtiish are retreating on the Nile Delta There was no substantial tion of these reports from any other source and nothing to this effect was broadcast over the Axis radio to the United States
The Nome nugget., 1942-07-03
FINAL BATTLE WILL BE FOUGHT IN FRANCE

LONDON, July 3 (AP) - Gen eral Charles DeGaulle, leader of the Free French, told his country men by radio, that the final bat tIe of the war which decides everything will be fought there and urged them to prepare for 1t.
The Nome nugget., 1942-07-03

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2lms Niles, Otte
3,ueia 20.

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3tueig 90 beidloKen,, nod elm
Vidnif
am 2. Muguit ub5lfbalten alf Dem.
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@enn es regnet miro oas Nidnid in
unierm Sadienbeim abgebalten. Bon
Dem @etpinn tperoen Il. g. Bombs
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frobIih uno lmltig iein bis iie ipieoer
gIiiflih in uniere Witte beimfebren.
Mae iino tpillfon1nlen. Cute MuIit
fir jung uno alt miro uns aufipie.
len 8um Ean3. Gin tiidtiges aomitee
1T aufgeiteat, 10 fommt alle am 2.
Ausuft gun, Hidnid.
so. 6. aieltid, 9rot. -setr.
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Siueis IA.

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IA sur gefaaigen gsafrift, bab Die
reaelnt1Bige Geriamn,lune San,stae,
oen 1. sluelrit, abenos, inn iSadien-
beim obeebalten miro. Die 8eanlten
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es iino ipihtiee 8eif,afte au erleoi=
gen. sluh Ser Sernin fir Sen Sal
lentpart lit aus uno mir miiiien einen
nellea &auenlpart pdbIen. sllio Brit
Ser seigt mebr SntereiIe fir euren
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unO fpmmt in oie Geriammluneen,
lpnit perlieren auh Die 8eamten Sic
Sltit fir Sen Gerein ettpas gu tln.
S9ir bpffen bab sic nGd,lte @eriamm-
lung gut beiutht iein miro
Sobn 8ellman, 9r. r.-Sefr.
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8artenabenb.

Weiter bnben mir oann unIern
regelmdBieen aartenabenb am Mitt-
tpoh, ben 80. Suli, abenbs punft S
ltbr beeinneno. Wir laoen alle ults
fere SrennSe elm, bonn &ranfenper-
ein iofpie alth bon ben Snniprs. Gie>
fer &urtennbeno fpurbe aneefangen
5u @uniten Der alten &artenIpieler.
Mllo fommt alle, mir baben YIas
genue. Gin ieOer Gid, ipieIt mas i'm,
beliebt. Hretie an ieoen 9iic1 uno ein
Sauptpreis. gaf) Dem 8artenipiel
miro Elm fleiner 2und) ierpiert. Ser
Gintritt lit nlr 25 Gents per Spieler
auf gliten geiuh bofft
Das &omitee.
Wm. q. &ebler, Yrot. -Sefr.
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beebren. 9lnna Saub, Sefr.
@on Der ct. Eamlns Bemeinbe.

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llbr ba iein, Inn sen YIat 81 refer.
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fangt um 1:30 llbr an.
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iamlneln mir uns 80 ltbr in Sen
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