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Evening star., 1950-10-01
Colt Rallies 10 Score
In Rowe Memorial;
Double Pays S227
Special Dispatch TO The sfor.

BOWIE RACE TRACK, Sept.
30. - The Pincher ran one of his
better races here today and il was
good enough to win the $500
which headlined the opening card
OF a l3sday meeting here.
"A Disappointing crowd of $500
fans saw the dark brown son of
Heliopolis- -Effie B. lead Magnet
across the finish line by 2la lengths
IN whipping 10-horse field. Laran
was third. four lengths behind
Magnet.
The Pincher ran the six furlongs
in 1:114s, and paid $6.40, $3.50
and $3.40 across the board. He
went to the post a Slight favorite
over Brookfield Farms Imacomin,
which finished fifth and was not
a'comin'.
Ronnie Nash, who warmed up
for the big race by riding Stag
to victory in the fourth, gave the
Henry H. Hecht colt a good ride.
They broke third and laid off the
pace while Chloe. coupled with
Laran as an entry, ran Imacomin
into the ground. Nash and The
Pincher took command at the
eighth pole and drew off slightly
in the last 10th.
1t was The Pincher's third VIC
tory of the year and the $6.225 top
money boosted his earnings since
January above $4,000.
Magnet, off fifth, was forced
wide while rallying with The
Pincher on the last turn and
seemed to falter slightly when
they Strengthened out for the
home stretch.
Gordon Kirk laid the whip to
Laran in the stretch and shook
him up enough to get third money
by a neck from Chloe, but the
chestnut gelding was too far back
to seriously threaten the leaders.
A pair of outsiders won the first
two races and posted a $227.20
daily double pay-off. Cigar, owned
and trained by E. E. Miles, prepped
for his victory in the six-furlong
first race by finishing out of the
money in. 51a -furlong test at
the recent Marlboro meeting. He
paid 1920 to win. Goldton won
the second at $10.40.
Evening star., 1950-10-01
Salem S Passes Spark
Alabama 10 h-14
Victory Over Tulane
BY the Associated Press

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 80. Ala
bama's blistering passing attack
beat Tulane's Green Wave 26-14
today and sent the Crimson Tides
Southeastern Conference football
stock soaring.
Alabama scored in each of the
first three periods, Ed Salem
sparkling the drives with neatly
spaced passes.
In the first period George Kinek,
Tulane halfback. fumbled on his
own 35 and the Crimson Tide
came back to score. Salem went
over from the two-yard line for
the tally.
In the second period Salem hit
Ed Larry with a 15-yard pass that
carried to the Tulane 20, ran to
the 20, then threw a bullet pass
to Larry standing open on the two.
Larry stepped over for the touch
down, untouched.
Alabama took Tulane's kickoff
after the half and drove to the
Tulane 46. After several short
gains, Butch Avinger shot short
pass to Larry in the end zone.
Tulane came to life when Kinek
broke through for a 32-yard run
to the Alabama 43. Quarterback
Bill Bonar faxed a kick and
pitched out to Harold Waggoner
who sprinted 38 yards around left
end On three tries Kinek scored
from the five.
Alabama scored again when
Salem passed to Larry in a play
covering AZ yards.
In the last period a 17-yard pass
from Bonar to Gale kirkpatrick
sparked a 53-yard scoring drive.
Alvis Batson made the touchdown
with a plunge from the six.
Evening star., 1950-10-01
Nine Teams Will Play
In CIoyerIeaf Tourney

Columbia Country Club will be
host today to an outstanding field
in its fifth annual Cloverleaf golf
tournament. The 18-hole medal
play affair brings into competi-
ton nine area teams, including
the defending champions from
Prince Georges Country Club.
Each team is made up of the
club pro. mems champion, wom-
ems titlist and the senior cham
pion. The foursome having the
combined low gross card takes
the handsome Cloverleaf trophy.
Starting times: 1-Congression-
al: 1:06-Woodmont; 1:12-Co-
lumbia; 1:18-Kenwood; 1:24-
Prince Georges; 1:30-Washing-
ton; 1:36-Argyle; 1:42-Indian
Springs; 1:48-Manor.
Evening star., 1950-10-01
Atlantic City Results
By the Asxociafed Press

FIRST, ,RACE-Purse, $4,000: claiming;
foye fyeafoIas caI1srt and Han,, up; /, miles
Houlgate tFernandez) SEQ $50
MerHr Time, play i4e.,' !yasiD 7.so
Also ran@snob Tourist, Pete's Best,
Transhot. killeybeRs. Busy Sis. silver
SECOND RAcE-Purse, $500; claim
Bee W Bee tF: Fer dezI 24,4o loo $50
Bright Player (Erickson) 800
listen Tler Fest sasskff Teaeh
ers Pet, 3,J;,y Jersey, ',,,,, golo Hoygls:
THIRD RACE-Purse, 5000; claim
ing; 2-year-olds; 6 furlongs.
tSndi ESn vais (Bateheller, l,elle 1900 500 600
Intermittent fVasiD 74O
Time, 1:12.
Also ran-Mr. A. B.. Bluehn, Lady
,,I FOURTH IRAcE1Purse, $4,000 claim
Budapest BuIn,s sstiaham) 1910 800 40
Madgescarlet Fernandez) $40
Also ran-Fishting Fair, Freedom Wins,
Better BesT Buy Summer Sum- Curiosity. Big
FIFTH RACE-Purse. $500; allow
ances; 3-year- -olds; furlongs.
Jonssntrsts joIner 5stst tw0odhouse' 4eo seo $50
Ida C. (Batcheller) 40
Time. 1:112s
Also ran-Whirl BY, Flower Hat, Sun
Crown and Mendicant,
SIXTH RACE-Purse. $4,000; allow
ances; 3-year-olds and up: & furlongS
a Mr.. Buster tFandez) 1910 500 440
Conouerant (BalzarettD 1850 $50
Bold Jo VasiD $40
Time, 1:112s.
Also ran Play Toy, Istan, Picador,
Picture Card and Bolo Mack.
McKnjphf
SEVENTH RACE-Purse S25, 900 added:
All American Handicap; 3-year-olds and
dh-aDart BY eFer'ndez) $40 4.so $40
Deluxe CRodriguez) $40
Also ran: Sky, Miracle, Pellicle Gang
way. Steel Blue. Better Self, Reveille and
Blue Hills.
a-Brookmeade Stable entry; dh.-Dead
heat for win.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse So. 500; claiming;
3-year-olds and up; / IL miles, turf.
Razzmatazz (Boulmetis) 11.00 40 40
Playa (FernandeZ} $50 $50
June Prince tVasiD 900
Time: ATS.
Also ran: Great Fun, Thiercelin, Promo
tion Lady Fairfield and Royal Hello.
NINTH RACE-Purse $4,000; claiming;
3-year -olds; j Il miles.
Trpp Tropic Raider shafo Dyer, li,s 5SsSo 80 80
Lake Trout sBatcheller) $50
Also s ran: aia's onward M.llh. 1yybridse.
Emory 4, Chi - Gal. Mr. Coventry and
Evening star., 1950-10-01
10000 See Quontico Ron1p
Over Virginia Tech, 81 to 27

with Stark smashing over for S
yards.
With the ball on the Marine 81
yard line, Stark threw a pass to
Ron Casio for another Tech
touchdown.
LIE Baron Passes for Score.
lie Baron tossed a pass to End
George Cordle for 81 yards in the
end zone, another Quantico
touchdown, and johnson scam
Ipered 10 yards for still another
The final touchdown was made
on a. 10-yard pass. from Marine
Quarterback Don Ferguson, for
mer Navy back, to McElroy.
SHsRsiso SIlsisis Teen 70 q II a9-sl 81
Quantico scoring-Touchdowns: john
son ., McElroy 2, Lebaron. HAWKING ?,
Romankowsk Cordle. Conversions: Ksy-
cewski tby placement,).
Virginia Tech scoring-Touehdowns:
Wingo, Stark. Caste. Conversions Baugh
3 (by placementl.
Evening star., 1950-10-01
Belmont Park Results
By the Assoeiatsd Press


CLOUDY ana FaSt.
Lee Circle tColanerD $50 so 40
Black Rover lCombes) $40 55.5o
Also ran-Belrate. v-Jet. Covenant
Frs1ehtSEn YazdeGsrd FAY Pa1est Kniab
Hfa9efzPsPi Il r Perry. fseaa Comic 11na Ann. ''
Field.
SECOND RAcE-Purse, $4,000; claim
ing; 3-year-olds and up; ! mile; o-o
Landlord lStuarD 4.30 800 go
Chaldia (Green) 14.7O 800
Lord Grillo CDodson) 3.70
Also e' ran@Fieet ioA Vixen, Sir Helix APP
proval, Challenge Like, Favorito. Let's
~ DAILY double paid Sa35o)
THIRD RAcE-Purse, $4,000; claim
Darnaway tMehrtens) $40 $50 $40
Yes You tColanerD 400
Also ranWAdamant, Baltimore Jim.
Bullet Proof. Third Ace and our> Patrice.
hapdieap p3enlH asesTtolds EAs and up GG turionss
Leading Home tArcaro) $50 $40 BIO
a Dark Favorite (Stuart) 4.10 80
Supersonic (Errico) T'3o
weeds. b Marta. Winter Wheat, Early
Heath, Roman Zephyr, Fond Fond Embrace
Woodvale Farms entry
FIFTH RACE-Purse, $4,000; allow
w Celeste Msh9tens' 6e4o 1913 5S gsS go
High Bracket (Combest) 4.5O
Also ran@county Delight, Option. Lima
sol, Luehador, Sagittarius. ochita and
SIXTH RAcE-Purse, $50 900. added;
futurity stakes; 2-year-olds; 6S furlongs,
Widener course.
Battlefield tArcaro) $50 2.90 2.5O
Big Stretch (Atkinson) 40 5.60
Roug'n Tumble tDodson) 9.l0
Also ran-To Market, Black Douglas,
b Blue Helmet. b Safety, Iamarelic, Mo-
hammedan, Jack the Great, Battle Morn,
Silver Wings, c Away Away, Hull Down.
King Ranch and Lasker entry.
Brookmeade Stable entry.
Woodvale Farm entry.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse, S25, 900 added,
New York handicap; 3-year-olds and up;
ga miles.
Plaster, (Martin) $50 2.90 2.20
Going Away (Arcaro) go 2.2O
First Nighter (Renick) 2.4O
Also ran-Marchons II and Curruhuinca
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. $4,000; claim
ing; 3-year-olds and UP; ] mile.
Extinguisher (ColanerD 1920 $40 4.4o
Vertigo 2nd tKirkland) $40 $50
Called tAtkinson) $50
Time-1:3S. ss,.
Also ran-Saturday, slamaFanths Inch
capella, CAifero. Jaialai. Pom3e and Nom
pareil. ~
Evening star., 1950-10-01
Hawthorne Results
BY the Associoied Press

FIRST RACE-Purse, $4,000; claiming;
Lyles First (skoronski) $40 40 $50
Kissable (Madden) $50 800
Scng Serenade Knapp $40
Aime' Ai5o 'raaniE.7kuth Murphy. Beauty ratch,
hamed. Humphrey. War Booty, Wild Light.
SECOND RAcE-Purse,o $1,000; claim
Raffle House schureh) 4.ao s.ssoo
Also ran-Hasty Sun, Mary Heathen.
Feea rless Ken, Moon BIN; city Hall. Bime-
DAILY. Double paid S25.20l
THIRD RAcE-Purse. 50 900; claiming;
4-year-olds and up; 9 furlongs
nrs Mrsy Insa Hse pdPes $500 sso 1sSc sSc
Nifty MADDEN $40
Boa Ass sre Brdxh Hsrbe Ms G %s vsen
and Fun Quest.
FOURTH RAcE-Purse; 5000; claiming;
3-year-olds and up; 1 mile; turf on on
Netcherette (Skoronskn 400 $50
Dame dHonneur (Adams) % 400
styiist. Battle Cloud and Boss H.
FIFTH RAcE-Purse 2,1oo; claiming;
4-year-olds and up lie miles. eo .oo
Little Aud. Bailey 1850 $40 800
High Mayer Keene) 500 $50
Rectify (Roserl 700
Time: :4433.
Also ran: Potentate 2nd, Yale. Honest
Knaye Corporal Sonny, Hi-Etta and Top
Soldier
SIXTH RAcE-Purse S2,70o; allow
ances: 3-year-olds; 6 furlongs.
STsnes xSrsI KnfpR poPeh, 400 ssS sS S sS
Mondana (Glisson) $40
Also ran: aFashion Wise. Illustration,
aFox md Campaigner.
a-Wallace Farm. Fischbach and Fo-
sarty entry.
SEVENTH RACE-Hawthorne Gold Cup
Handicap; purse, $4,000 added 3-year-
sJ2,aSsse Ssss hssas55 pSsh' $40 ss sS fsS
a VoJcanic fRiyera) $50
Time, 2:O12s (new track record>.
Also ran-Saint Nicholas, b Inseparable,
Laico. b Seaward, Bimover.
Walmac Farm and Safhr entry.
Hasty House Farm entry.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. S2.100; claim
ing; 4-year-olds and up; 1,s miles. IN
Opening Day (Madden) 1890 9.3oo
Flasher (Baileyl 800
Also ran-Irish wit, Hair Tonic. Ra-
tion Book. Here He Is. Gould's Pride. Our
Pick.
NINTH RAcE-Purse, So 200; claiming;
S-year-olds; | mile, turf.
sss1seisssahs ssss 4 ao%s ssa'Ss 3sssronskD 1910
Aiso %e' ran@Iin aisoSin l., Joan Again. Count
Deep. Tetrarae. Dinghau. Little Drum,
&edgegeod.
Evening star., 1950-10-01
spseioI Di.po,eh 10 tn. s,e,

BLACKSBURG, Va, Sept. 30.
The Quantico Marines football
team defeated Virginia Tech. 61-
81, before 10000 fans at Miles
Stadium today.
The first Quantico touchdown
was set up by a pitch-out from
Quarterback Eddie LIE Baron to
Ed Johnson, who scampered "a
yards and scored later from the
3-yard line.
LIE Baron heaved a 25-yard
aerial to End Bob McElroy, a for
mer Navy player, for another six
points.
LIE Baron carried the ball over
from the 3 for Quantico's third
touchdown.
Bill Hawkins, also a former
Navy player, added another touch
Evening star., 1950-10-01
Statistics

down for the Marines before the
half ended.
Hawkins Races 68 Yards.
Hawkins raced SO yards with the
second-half kickoff to make the
score $40.
Virginia Tech made it's first
touchdown on the second play
from scrimmage after the kick
off. Sterling Wingo received the
ball on the Tech IL and advanced
it to his 39-yard marker. On the
next play he went off tackle for
81 yards and the tally.
Ed Romankowski took the ball
over from the 4-yard line for the
Marines next touchdown.
Wingo and Bill Stark spanked
another Tech touchdown march
Evening star., 1950-10-01
Boylor Wins EosiIy, 34-7,
Over Houston University
BY the Assoeio,ed Press

WACO, Texas, Sept. 30.-Bay-
lor's Golden Bears today ground
the University of Houston into
the turf of the Bears brand-new
stadium, 34-7.
The passing of Larry Isbell shot
Baylor to a hree-touchdown lead
in the first half and alert playing
brought two fourth-quarter sSpres.
Evening star., 1950-10-01
Florida Passing Game
Too Much for Duquesne
Ry the Assncinied Pres,

GAINESVILLE, Fla, Sept. 30
Haywood Sullivan threw three
touchdown passes as Florida
trimmed Duquesne, 27-14, in an
intersectional game here tonight.
Duquesne fumbled away one
touchdown at the goal line and
lost two others by penalties.
Evening star., 1950-10-01
Bill Moths in Army

FORT MEADE. Md. Sept. 30
(SpeciaD. - Bill Mathis, former
University of Illinois track star,
has been assigned to the 43d In
fantry Division at Camp Pickett,
Va, following his processing here.
Mathis, whose home is in WASH
lngton, was inducted into the
Army this week.
Evening star., 1950-10-01
Met Gridders Play Todoy

The Metropolitan Football
League will hold an all-star exhi-
bition game at Alexandria Mu-
nicipal Stadium today, starting
at 2:30 pm. Each of the leagues
six teams will play two 10-minute
quarters.
Evening star., 1950-10-01
7 touchdown Lunch Tomorrow

The Touchdown Clubs first
luncheon of the fall season will
be held at the club at 1890 pm.
tomorrow. Newly elected officers
will be introduced.
Evening star., 1950-10-01
he Pncher Wins Bowie Opener; Battlefield Takes Fuuriy
Bowie Race Chart
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b1cToR o rRsrrY @ Ssti susY ysn T4ae ases PLACE
Evening star., 1950-10-01


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Evening star., 1950-10-01

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Evening star., 1950-10-01

LITTLE $50. - - .,.s .nd
from M inside P4n ntHh hf s snS hd % RoGSpEH @
his hung in the late drive
miles
Winner Hamm9ns by DEE Trainer j. Hammond
Evening star., 1950-10-01
Bowie Entries

First post, 80 pm
Weather cloudy; track fast
FIRST RACE-Purse 81 600; claiming;
Evening star., 1950-10-01

rwdof masaes % sfNcHER
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Evening star., 1950-10-01

),4O, $3.50. $500; PILOGY, S6.40.
under steadying restraint after the
early stretch and was under extreme
pILOGY alternated in setting and
SILVERWARE was no match for
(chutel; claiming prices, all $4,000:
start good (gatel; won easily, place
TUNE. Trainer B. M.
Evening star., 1950-10-01

Two-dollar mutuels paid-GOLDTON, 81
30. 40i S1LVERWARE, $S.40 Handle, S54, S3s
flrst mile. took command from the outside in
pressure to gain the nod over PILOGY.
pressing the pace and fought it out gamely
The top pair but easily unfinished the others
THIRD RACE-Purse, $4,000: s furlongs
year -olds and up. Went 232 of at once.
driving 1riying. winner J. Manfuso.s b: T.. 4. by
Evening star., 1950-10-01

down for the Marines before the
Evening star., 1950-09-15
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

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Evening star., 1950-09-15
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

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bobe.
,@ott itrafe i'm fiir leine llntreue!'
letten Die Srouen entriiitet bin5u, in
oes Die Manner idlau nit BEN alger
blinselten uno meinten, arn 0onnc
2olas milen lieBe piel ii6 begreifen
Salub iei pielleidt Elm @ngel - rabel
per dos, pas lit Die anoere fir eir
@eib"! Sfobe nur, oaB bie blanfer
0ucaoos Der Gomero nun tuabrlbein'
lid nat 'Santa Gatarina Danoern
tpiirben, Dem ein5igen 8lat ia, tpr
man Gonna Snluo nod antreffe
Ssrgenoein anoerer Gabauero, fiigte
Der cine poer auoere bin5u, tdte tpobl
baran, lein Slid BEL ibr 5u periu6en
uno lie iiber Den ltngetreren 81 tro.
item.
so iprafen Die 2eute, ebe nod
Senora Goios @rob seidloiien mar
10 iprohen iie nod nad 8o6en, 1lno
mander iunger Nann uerludte Jet
oem Sag in oas Saus Der Gomeros
5u gelaneen. 0es alten 8aiil 8efannt.
idaft unb Sreunoibaft i6ien mon
jest fiir iebr piini6enstpert gu balten
slber tpeber gelongen Die Ndne Der
juneen Serren nod eroffnete iid1 ben
Shrpeitern in Santa Gatarina Ole
Iusii6t, cine neue 8enoiiin an Saluh
5u erbaIten. Hob fGnpfte oieie Den
Gampf nit tbren Shmer5; bod galten
ibre @ebete 1pobI nidt aue bem eige.
men 8eldid, ionoern alld) benz Slid
zines anoeren, fir ben lie nenigitena
ni6t aufboren fonnte gu lorgen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-07-01

,suun 8ere5 batte an jenem Gag lei.
nen ltiirmiihen 8itt fortgelest, biz ii
Der mddytigen anitrengung feline @r'
reeung iib gelest uno rubiger ueber'
legune Blas eenaht bate. Sumner
mogliber eribien linn bel Der Seil'
nabme bes Senor Srti5 am poIiti'
idlen 2eben cine ploslide Mberufung
Siellei6t fonnte aub cine 8otihaf1
Solas fir ssSlan bel ieiner Ibmeien.
belt perlorengeeaneen lein; ooer nod
wabrideinlider, iie batte ite einem
ieiner 5reunoe anpertraut, niht
abneno, ooB er obne peitere 1af.
iraee ibnen folgen ipiiroe. Sait be.
rellte er ieinen iibereilten gnti6luB,
ais er einiob, oaB elm ginbolen Der
Reiienben nid]t mebr bentbur lei. Ct
5ipons iid nun, Sen iibrigen Sell Ser
Helle nit nebr 8eionnenbeit uno
Ruhe 5uriid3ulegen, 1pinfte ibm am
3iel oerielben ia bod bas 8ieoers
ieben.
ssSSn 5ie1nlid fl,r5er iSriit errei6te er
Die Sauptltabt. 0ort aber fanb er, Ser
iremoe Socenbabo, es bo6 i6tpierieer,
it6 in ben eroBitdbtiiden Gerbaltnii.
len 5ured)t5ufinoen, als er babeim fir
moglidb gebalten. mo er itets allem se.
lua6len ge1pelen mar.
Ser angeiebenen Stellung bes So.
ters Der 8eliebten an gbren lpar er
in einem Der erIten rnS glanaenbiten
Sotels obgeltiegen; er batte es fir
leidt gebalten, bon bort aus Senor
Srti5 altsfinoig 81 MAIDEN. Ser Nmme
iebod, Ser in ieiner 8ateritabt bon
iolder @idtiefeit getpeien, idien bieie
bier ean5 eineebiiBt 5u baben. Nie.
mano fonnte Bere5 anfangs MufidIut
eeben, unb Gage bergingen, Biz er
nur Der an1peierrbeit Ser @eiu1ten
iiher nor unb beren MufentbaItsor1
erlittelt batte. l1no nun crit muBte
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-07-01

S6onbeit iit elm iroiih Srangen,
Sit Elm Sdleier fir Die slueen;
,SeiieIn lit lie fiir Die JiBe,
iSeiieln fiir Die Sdnbe;
&lippe lit iie BEN 8efobren,
Sit bes Neibes bober Siigel -
Sbonbeit lit Elm arger &duber
llnb elm Senfer fir Die Manner.
9lltIpanildes Sinngeoi6t.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-07-01

Snoes Suan Bere5 10 an oes aran.
fenla9er gefeiielt lpar, batten anoere
Sbmierigfeiten iih erboben.
gn Die iibereilt gei6loiienen sc.
lhdfte, bic Sunmnen, Die ct riiGlihts.
los aufgenommen, batten felt ieiner
Mbtpeienbeit ieine @Idubiger in Gorge
oeriett. Scum, % Der Sob ibn 70 leibt
ieoer gerpilidtung iiberbeben fonnte,
lparen lie Inn 10 ge6ieteriiber in ibren
Soroerungen lln6 perlansten 5dao-
losbaltung bllrh iein gigentu1n. sic
lpanoten iid bieierbaB an Don 8afil,
aIs oen ebernaligen &ebtsbeiitan6 uno
5reuno Der Herea. l1nipillig uer,pei-
gerte 8aiil gfomero ie6e gitrr,riIhuna
leinerieits unb berbinberte au1 in
&iidiidt auf Ben 3uitano oes 1ddper
9ranfen ieoe 8ebeaigltng 6esielben.
Dod entnabm er aus bieien MnIprii-
6en, baB Sl.an Bere5 gum Bettler ge-
tporoen iei uno bob Die Ieste Moglid-
Felt geihmunben, ben Sha6en ous3m.
mer5en.
8aiil @on,ero fonnte fid niht emit
baIten, 6ies ieiner 9eihte mrit5,iteiIen;
es tpar Dos einosge MaI, bob er sss,,ons
Nmnen iBr gegeniiber a,,sIprad.
(5ortiesuns foIst)