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Good evening, ladies and gentlemen. This is Bill Stern with the Coldgate Shape Cream Sports News Rail. Coldgate Shape Cream Man Busserne is on the air. Coldgate Shape Cream Man Busserne is always rare. So, bloody close advice and you'll look so keen.

You'll have a face that's more than clean. Coldgate Shape Cream Man Bill Stern. The 529th edition of the Coldgate Shape Cream Sports News Rail transcribed and featuring America's most famous collector of yarns and stories.

Some legends, some hearsay. But also interesting that we'd like to pass them along to you. And to do this, here's Radio's number one sports reporter, Bill Stern. Good evening, ladies and gentlemen. Our guest tonight is the former heavyweight champion of the world, Joel Lewis, who will recite the famous Christmas poem, The Night Before Christmas.

But before you meet Joel Lewis speaking in person, here is real one. Portrait of Christmas. Once again, it's Christmas time, and that's why tonight we'd like to tell you a Christmas story. A Christmas story that begins in Austria.

Or in Austria, two men named Franz Gruber and Joseph Moore were great friends. These men, Franz Gruber and Joseph Moore loved all kinds of sports, but they loved Liberty Moore. And because they did, they were an inspiration to a young boy named Charles Follen.

Charles Follen lived in nearby Germany. In fact, these two men and their great love of Liberty were such an inspiration to young Charles Follen that when he grew up because he hated German persecution, he decided to leave Germany.

Charles Follen did leave Germany. He came to America seeking freedom, and here in America, he became a professor of German at Harvard University. However, Charles Follum didn't get along very well at Harvard. In fact, his associates at Harvard thought that Charles Follum was a radical, and because of that, he was about to be expelled as a professor at Harvard