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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-27
Last Nights Fights
BY UNITED PRESS


 Hartford, Conn: Willie Pep, 127, Hartford, decisioned Joey Iannotti, 128 1-2, New Haven, (0; Freddie Cabral, 150, Cambridge. Mass, out pointed Ernest "Cat" Robinson, 146 1-2, Jamaica, L. l., (8); Frankie Young, 154, New Haven, decisioned Dom Yovella, 149, Hartford, (6). New York-C Chester Rico, 137 1-2, New York, outpointed Billy Davis, l36 IA, Minersville, Pa. (10); Milton Kessler, IA 1-2, New York, out- pointed Pete Geno, 147, New York (8); Jack Cooper, 151. Chicago, out pointed Wicky Harkins, 149, Phila- delphia (lO); Jimmy Carollo, 197 New York, scored a technical knock out over Mario Liani, 189 1-2, New York, (3.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-27
AvIGs TO DRILL

Aviglianese baseball squad of the City Amateur League anxious to be on edge for its important game Sunday with the BAG at Hamilton Park, will work out Thursday night at Hamilton Park No. diamond, under the eyes of Coach Norbert Wrinn, who has carded a special drill for his charges.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-27
Benrus, Paper Box Leaders;
 Miscavage Tops Tool Team

what "Whitey" Miscavage did while his mates piled up 4-0 lead in the first four innings of play. Tool came back with single runs in three irln- ings. The defeat marks the second in three starts for the w. T. team. Score:
 Somers Brass 121 OfO x-55 2 Tool .... ....... 900 OH 1- 4
 Miscavage and Riddle; Brownell and Minor.
 Results of other league games played brought Paper Box and Ben- rus into American and National di- vision leads, Pete Yarnall giving but one hit for Benrus to blank Water bury Manufacturing, 80 as the Box CTS stopped the Scovill sluggers 8 to 3. Novikus hit single against Yarnall that spoiled his no-hit ef- fort in the fifth inning.
 Other Scores
 American Brass edged Farrel Foundry 5 to 3; French Manufac- turing lost to Plume-Atwood, "A and Chase Offlce romped against Brock Hall 13-0.
 For American Brass Howard OLoughlin pitched five hit softball, as Sabia, Al Damielio and J. Lat tanzo hit hard for the winners, Thompson, Chase Office pitcher, gave Brock Hall batters just one hit, passed but one, Travers hitting homer in the sixth inning of the lop-sided game, Score:
 Paper Box .... 033 101 k 8 9 I Scovill ....... 120 900 O.
 Kulman and Carroll; Tropassoi Groff and Marcellus, Grove. Um- pa1r,,s Pire; chriekeon' o,a OOo o-a 6 !, Sanufacturing. HS ii1 Soo oo SSS S- 1
 Yarnall and Albanese; Romans Haiday. Umpire: Bianco.
 American Brass O2O 12o o-5 6 1 Farrel ......... 100 200 o. 8
 H. OLoughlin and c. O'Loughlin; Carroll and Meier. Umpire-Kenny. Plume Atwood. Al 0O1 x-7 II 2 French ...... 121 900 O. 6
 Johnson, Pompei and Burns; Es- posito and Carson. Umpire: Greece. Chase ......... O82 Oes x-is IS 6 Brock -Haiil .... " ooo 600 o-O i
 Thompson and Cronin; Duchene and Crowther. Umpire: Ray.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-27
A LENGTHY REIGN

Alfredo De Orc, now eighty years old, won the pocket billiards cham pionsf1ip of the world in 1887 and retained the title until 1918.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-27
CRADLE OF JOCKEYS

Within the last decade, Jack Joy ner and Bert Mulholland, trainers for George D. Widener, have de- veloped about a hundred competent Jockeys.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-27
BIGGEST sHoRTsTOP

Johnny Wallaesa of the Athletics is the hiiskiest shortstop in the ma- jor leagues, weighing 19I pounds and standing six feet three-and-a-half inches.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-27
LASTED LONG TIME

Bob Fitzsimmons was active in the boxing ring for thirty -four years and took part in his last bout ct the age of fifty-two. He WAS thirty-five when he became heayy- weight champion.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-27
FORMER OARsNEEN

Roth Admiral c. w. Nimitz and Rear Admiral F. Rockwell pulled oars in varsity boats while attead- ing the Annapolis Naval Academy.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-27
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Games Yesterday

Jersey City at Syracuse (night). Baltimore at Newark (night) Rochester at Toronto (night). (Only games scheduled).
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-27
SPARE NO EXPENSE

Golrs outstanding professional such as sam snead. Ben Hogan an, Jim Thomson, usually take a nc~ ball at each tee during major tclaEb arpanta.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-27
SELDOM BEATEN

During his strenuous racing ca- reer as a New York University ath- lete, Leslie MacMitcheli has lost only three collegiate evnts.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-27
FAArTLTAR FTGtJRE

Col. Matt Vim has witnessed every Kentucky Derby held and has seen all the great race horses for more than fifty years.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-27
Gmmea Today

Albany at Hartford (S:30).
 Binghamton at Springfield (S:3O). Wilkes Barre at Wilnamsport (n). Scranton at Elmira (night).
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-27
Holy Cross Beats Harvard In Tenth
lspecial to The Delnocratl

Especial to The DemOcrat) Cambridge, Mass, May 27. = Holy Gross and Harvard battled through ten innings today before the Cru- saders came up with a 6 to vic- tory helped by two Harbard errors, though the Crimson Club owned a so edge in the seventh, tied by H. 0. in the eighth and ninth in nings, Guiney's single and Wasi- lewski's three-sack smash with a long fly ball bringing in pair of badly needed runs.
 Murphy and Wasilewski gave Harvard but four hits while Cru saders batters got Il off Begrand Harding. Previously this year, Hoy Cross shut out Harvard go and meets Yale at New Haven Wednes- day.
 Score:
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-27
Games Today
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EASTERN LEAGUE
Games Yesterday

Games Yesterday Hartford 2, Albany 0. Wilkes Barre 3, Williamsport 2. Springfield 6, Binghamton 9. Scranton 2, Elmira 0.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-27
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Games Yesterday New Yofk 5, Boston z. Washington 8, Philadelphia 3. Cleveland 2, Chicago 1 (night). Detroit 3, St. Louis 1. (night).
 Games Today Philadelphia at New York. Detroit at St. Louis. Chicago at Cleveland. Boston at Washington (night).
 Games Tomorrow Chicago at St. Louis (night) Cleveland at Detroit Boston at Washington (night). Philadelphia at New York,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-27
Other Scores

watertown 9, Thomaston 4. Commercial 2, Hamden 6. Boardman Trade II, Seymour ID. Hartford 8, Hillhouse 2. Hartford Bulkeley 5, Woodrow Wilson i.
 West Haven 1T, Bridgeport Trade
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-27

Russell. Norton, Clemovich. Errors K obrin, Norton 2, Saverca 1. Runs batted in--Shembriskas, D'Agostino, Russell, C1emovich 2. Two-base hit -C. Russell. Stolen bases = Shem- briskas, Cavanaugh, Rende, Kobrin, Fiske 2, D'Agostino. Left on bases Crosby IF; Cheshire 9. Eases on balls-off Shembriskas 8; off Russell 5; off Kolesnik 4. Hits-off Koles- nix, in Ia inning; off Shembris- kas, in z 2-3 innings. Struck out by Russell 8; by Shembriskas C. Winning pitcher = Russell. Losing pitcher = Kolesnik. Umpire - Sulli- van. Time--2:1O
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-27

Watertown's Indians were g to 4 winners over Thomaston High yes- terday at Watertown, big five run 7th inning clinching the game, though the losers finished up with three in the eighth. Keilty, Roberts and Skelte got TWO hits apiece of the 10 made by the winners though Thomaston got Il hits.
 Wilby baseballers were due in Bloomfield this afternoon for a game with St. Thomas. Seminary team, before Jimmy Lees lads meet Naugatuck Friday. Saturday, Crosby and Leavenworth meet at the Muni- cipal Stadium.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-27

From a Connecticut angle, Eddie Burke of Meadowbrook, and the new golf pro at Avon Country club, Harry Nettlebladt, scored 146 for 36 holes to qualify them for match play, while Gene Sarazen, the Brookfield gentleman farmer, Frank Straz- ga of Greenwich, and Bob Hum sick of Fairfield, were too high with 14S, 140 and 151 cards.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-27

williams played the Country Club of Waterbury Invitation golf meet fer the past two
Evening star., 1942-11-09
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Evening star., 1942-11-09

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-17
Lewdndowski
Free, TO Enlist

Cleared Of charges that he
accepted bribes TO allow vice and
gambling TO flourish in Ham
tramck while he was mayor ir
1884. 1885 and 1886. Joseph A
Lewandowski today said he
planned 10 enlist next week In
the army.
az want 10 rest a few days,
clear up my affairs, and then 20
into the army" Lewandowski
said.
The 42-year-old father OF -four
children was found not guilty by
a jury of seven women and five
men after being named in one OF
the indictments returned by the
Homer Ferguson graft grand jury
Clarence Wilhelm. alleged former
Hamtramck bookie. who stood
trial with Lewandowski, was re-
leased for lack of evidence.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-17

lie Central-St Theresa game al
the same place Sunday night.
Guess he ran out of games then.
, Well, it's happened as usual.
Along comes a swell publicity guy
for the army recruiting office and
Just when he gets established he's
moved this time it's First 1t.
George Comte, who leaves for Chi
cago Immediately. Good luck
Are you between Ia and 10 and
can you tootle a bugle or rattle a
drum? II you are and can you can
get a good outlet for your talents
with the boys band Of the Depart
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-17
People You Know
A Real Football Fan-Until Games Run Out
By LINTON ARKLEs

mcnt of Parks and Recreation.
Vaughan Sunderland, band direc-
tor. says he needs some musicians
badly, especially the wind instru-
ments. Call him at Tyler $500.
We sec with pleasure that Il. st.
Elmo Lewis Zone. of our favorite
.names) is making steady gains
against the illness that started last
April and soon will be back at the
old stand in the advertising world
|. And tip your hats TO the Henry
Riesterers of Roseville they
celebrate their sixtieth wedding
anniversary on the twenty-first.
Mrs. Riesterers is SO and her hus-
band is 81.
Nothing pleaSes Al link, first
class amateur magician and
sleight of hand artist. more than
playing TO bunch of kids so
it's a tossup who had more fun al
the Dad and Lad night festivities
at Northeastern Y the other night.
AL vowed 'em and the poor dads
still are trying TO explain their
way out when the lads want 10
know how the man pulled soft
drinks out OF the air The
Frank Allies are putting their
chests about the heroism OF their
cousin, Walker Poole Of Piedmont
tMich), who distinguished himself
on the carrier Wasp when she
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-17

beat reporter, is back I'm town with
his new uniform and naval lieuten-
ants stripes. He'll be here in the
navy public relations office for a
while and then 60 down TO Dart
mouth College for training :. =.
Elmer Wagner Dr.. whose pop is a
crack adman here. is at Fort Gus
ter these days for the usual reason
and Cyril G. Means Jr., son OF
another prominent adman. il TAX
ing the naval indoctrination course
at Great Lakes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-17

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-17

mcnt OF Parks and RECREATION
Vaughan Sunderland, band direc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-17

NItlltholh VII 1e
Week : end Il. :.
wv e n I to [ n e
Michigan-Notre
Dame game In
South Bend on
Saturday . :.
then took in the
u. OF D.-Viua-
nova scrap at
u. OF d. Stad-
ium. S un d a y
afternoon a n d
opped II off
with the Catho-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-17

We nominate for fame as the
city's No. football fan -. Harry
O'Neil. clerk to Recorders Judge
Thomas M. Cotter. Harry stuffed
himself on the game over the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-17

sank. Walkers an aviation ma
chinists mate, second class.
Irene Dell, the super lady golfer
from here, now is Mrs. w. Herbert
BretZlaff Jr. married month
ago Irene has joined the
AWVS and started yesterday in
the bond and stamp booth I'm front
of the Tuttle a. Clark Building.
She'll take the course soon and
become a recruiting aide for the
air forces -.
Milt Meier. local yachtSman OF
note and DAG member. was a
little embarrassed trying 10 ex-
plain how he got wet the other
night. Says ne was returning from
a 24-hour tour Of duty on Lake ST.
Clair with the Coast Guard Auxil-
larry and when he stepped ashore
ne missed the catwalk 1t
wasn't what you're thinking. be-
cause the no drinking rule is
strictly enforced in the outfit and
anyway. Milt doesn't drink
Jim BOynton says Milt just estab-
lished a beachhead.
One of the more alert air raid
sector wardens in town IS Charles
Nabb, who operates in Area II,
Sector c. Zone 3 Nabb has
called a rally for his group for
Thursday at the Dawson School.
Therell be movies and a talk on
chemical warfare Saw Tom
COtter, the ever-Smiling Book
haberdasher, lunching , in the Es-
quire Room and Lou HaneIs,
in his constant hurry. burning up
energy on behalf OF OreSta Blanca
Ed Branigan, former county
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-17
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-17
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Small Carrying Charge
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-17
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-17
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-17

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games, for serving lunch or tea, and half dozen
other things. The tops are resistant to stains,
burns, and water and are printed to resemble
leather or wood grains Rigid MISREPRESENTATION.
HuDSoNS--sEcoND Observation-Disclosures
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&inberpartie.

Oas aonlitec Ses 3,peises ii unS
II peraultaltet am 5reitagabeno
Den 30. Sl.ober. i'm Sahienbeim
Elm Eartie fir oie &inoer. llmo slpar
follten iid} Sie Ginber in alte poer
fomiid,e Gl.'ioer fleioen, ,Saneit iie
mebr gergm.;gen haben fGnnen. Ger
etntritt lit frci fir alle; auf miro
Den a;noern peridicoenes ausgetcilt.
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tie alle einen icbonen uno genuBrei.
f)en Mbeno baben. Iud Yreiie iper.
oen ibnen gegeben. 3u 'oieiem Sartie
fperoen aud ollie aLten sfitgIieSer
unto Die Slgeno beioer 3rpeige aufs
ber5li6lte eingelaoen. Nniana 8 llbr
dbenOs. 9itte fommt auc ulo brinat
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Sobanna ltnteb, GEiiabetb Sd,,lIter
ur0 Sara Serbert.
aatbarina Steiner, Sefr.
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Bru6er ODER Sdtpeiter fonnte bon
Sieiem Gbrenabenb fernbleiben, tpenn
mir bcoenfen, Sab iiber so il,nse
Sobne aus umlerer Mitte bina1ls
3ogen, tpeit bon 0ater lino SHUTTER,
Dem 600 nielleiht ins Mntlit febeno,
400 feine miitterIide Silfe UNI fie
itebt, feline gruoerliebe iie umtpebt,
lonoern falt irno itumm iie allein
BORT iteben uno ieuf5eno 81, ,1ns ber-
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terort, bortbin 3iebt es lie immer-
fort. Drum labt uns a,lf) in ibrem
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geOenfen, ibnen 8rmOer- l,tt0 SfNpe-
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Srt als ben ifoniten Srt bebalten.
Dorum bat ii6 aud 0us &ontitee in
oieiem Sinne porbereitet, um ieoem
eereht gu iperben, 9ubeim uno in Ser
5erne. Sir eiif) oubeim tueroen
arapfen uno fiber Npfeliaft norban-
Sen iein, iotpie eine quite ltnterbal-
tilng. Dod fir liriere lS6bne in ser
Serne boben mir elm Meibnahts-
geldcnf porbereitet. Tarum bitten
mir eiih nodttals, uns ibre Moreiie
81 ididen, ban,it iie es nod in 3eit
erbalten. Ser 1. Nouertber 1T Der
lette Gag an 'oe,n @eihente an Col
oaten gei1ift iperoen f5nnen.
3a,tsllnterbdihlng hpiro 8 llbr
anfan9en, nm 10 llbr miro 5llr Gbre
unierer Sunsen Elm fleil,es Nro-
sramm itattfinoen, iuie foIst:
1. Wilitdr,narid. nad NusipabI ---
Sbullers Orbeiter
2. GrDiinunsslieb mad Muslpabl ----
Salem Dumenhor - Sir. s. Sauit
8. Nniprade unb Gntbiilung Deg gbrens
bilbes ------ Mnbreas &efel
4. 2ieb nod Mus,pabl -----
Salem 0amen6or - Sir. s. Saliit
5. Mniprade uno Tcrtreter Der Wiitter
bonn 3tpeig 1S - Yrdi. 6. 8irid,
6. 2ieb nad) Muspabl ---
Salem Samen6or - Sir. s. Nauit
7. Mniprad,e unb Wertreter Der Batter
bon 3ipei9 10 - Erdi u. 9rottlei
8. Wfp Gonntrn - Won alien eeiungen
9tadber Sang.
Mnbreas &efel, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-10-22
2l,as Eorai,,, Ohie
z. =. 8csamgpcreim Gintrad)t.

Sas bon pielen lllrlerer sSreunoe
lanserlpartete Scrbitfonsert finoet
am Soulltag, oen 10. 9topsmber, nm
$50 llbr abeuos, in ser e. q. SdIle
al slpple sluc. itatt. slQe Sreunoe
uno 0oiller uon mob uno fern iino
bsr5licb eirgeluocn. oen @eiungper.
Elm NIT ibrem aVcIiIh 81 beebren.
Gas &oujert irebt in1er 9eitung bon
Groi. u. gttolaus. Gin GROCER mllii.
taliib,r Belm,b itebt alien Beiuhern
in 9lllsiid)t. 8eipnoers miro aufmerf,
Jam ganlaft altf ben Gllnithor
Emperor Nals". geiungen bonn
Gbor nit Srdeiterbegleitune
Ser Gintritt lit lnlr 40c I'M Sor,
uerfali unO SOC TER Yerion an ser
ab,nofaiie. Sifets bel allen Wit.
glieSern eribGltli1. gtGberes in naf.
tier Summer.
u. 6. .srieienbengit, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-10-22

riidt inlner niiber. Gs lit am 12..Mp.
pelnber. Sarum Iaben mir iest iholl
ale Vtitalie0er lno Srelllnoe iuie.
res Gereins Elm umo bitten it'd oieiell
abeno iiir uns frei 5u balten. Sin
tiiftiges &ontitce miro allen 9eiu-
d,ern Gin paar gemiitlihe Silnloen
5erciten. Gs iperoen aud iehr ihone
Greiie al Die sliidIiden 8eluinner
oerteilt lperoen.
Sm &omitee fir bas &artenpartie
Iino Die SdNpeitern: aatb. &ebber,
aatb. @irrer. Marie @enobaf, Cara
@eirid, 9tarie Seller, aatb. 3ins,
Hn apel. 8laops Inorae. 9tegina
9lpef, ScieH 8erilpif, Sopbia 9aier,
Marsaret 9aier unS SRI. Margarei
9aier. 9lnna Sallb, Sefr.
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lung am 1. Nop.. 2::3O llbr nadm
Sobn 8adller, Yrot. .sSefr.
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5. Gngelbreft in Der Stride l,no am
8rabe 5u Den 5rauerl,oen lprah.
Gube ieiner Aihe.
8cu. Heinertb, SER.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-10-22

3meis Is.

Ssn unierer lebten Gerianlmhlng
batten mir oie Gbre ::niern perebrten
@roB- -Yrdiioenten Sobn 8altbes in
uniercr Mitte 81 buben. Sn ieiner
snlprahe foroerte oerielbe aae Mit,
|glieoer alif eifrig am 9l,ribau i,nieres
0ereins 3n arbeiten.
@r. 'Sefr. ,Sris gSeiNbaas legte
iein Mnlt lleber, lpeil er in Die Nrmee
eiilberuien iporoen lit. Mir iagen ibm
nod cin lrrSlibes r8ebiit bib 8ott
nllo ali baloiges Wieoerieben!"
Sic ndhlte Geriumnllllng lit am
Sonntag, Den I NoDember. Nab Der
Serimnmlllng 9ibt es tuieber frcien
2un6 i,lro @etrGnfe.
Sanna 8irreid), Ssfr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-10-22

tpiiroe ii1 freuen, oaieIbit bicle bon
unieren Mitgliebern begriiben 81
f0nnen, beionoers neil bieler aongreb
uniern Gerbano geebrt bot inoem er
uniern @roB. Brdiioenten Sobn gal,
tbes I'M pergan9enen Sabr in oas Gre,
oitipe Committee ertpdblt bat.
Gem @roB. .GrGitoent p1re es iebr
lieb am Samstag, ben "a. Sftober,
abenos, nit unierm 8eamtenitab eine
fur5e Geriamnllung ab5ubalten un>
Sipar in ser Tereinsballe.
Wir bcffen alf einen guten 8eiud
in Ser nihiten GerIammlung.
s. 8osmeiiter, Sefr.