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sr. LOUIS, June b.-Delightful weather, q good
card and fast track brought out goodly number
to the races to-day The betting WAS brisk. Faus-
turo, 20 to shot, furnished surprise In the
fourth. beating Or. Sheppard, the favorite. by a
nose Summary:
First Race-selling; si1 and half furlonRs-D Duke
Of Baden ~ ct. Burma, to 2 won; St. Augustine,
1l2 II nkly). 70 to and to 1, second; Nan Dora,
W (Houckl, so to /. third. Time 1i2i.
Second RlceOne mile and an eighth-Meadow
genkinsI, 80 to / and 3 to l. second; Uhlers. VI
(Southard) 10 to g. third. Time, ;6G]e.
Burnsl 3 to ., won; Maud Wallace. i1b tE Jones,.
TO and to l, second: Special Notice, 113 Jen-
Ens), to /, third. Time. 1:o3S
Fourth Race-si1 turlonss-Faustnro. 1le Con.
ley) 20 to / won; DR. Sheppard 12p (PigRott to 5
and even. second; Headwater. 1l3 III Shields). to
i, third. Time, 1I4h.
Fifth Race-One mile and si1teenth-Forget Not,
100 IT. Burns) to l. won 6r Rolla g5 tSouthard)
9 to and 4 to g. second; Marplot. 1o6 Frostj. to
8, third. Time, 1:+sA.
Sixth Race-0ne mile-Air Blast, 1o3 tLines). to
6. won; Mystery. 40 #. Burns), u to and TO 8.
second: Helen Paxton. 10 tHouck). 80 to 1, third.
Time, 1:42h.
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THE RECORD
BROOKLYN. II. CLEVELAND. 2.

BROOKLYN, IA CLEVELAND. ?.
The Brooklyns. although Manager Hanlon
was attending to private business In Balti-
more yesterday. played a great game against
feated thom in a walk Pitcher. HuEhey was
pounded ali over tho field until the players be-
bind him were ready to drop from sheer ex-
haustion. Farrell was Brookyns star hitter.
with two three baggers and ms many singles.
while Keller, Dahlon DAILY and Dunn were not
teienders feded well, only two errors being
charged against them. Dunn was at his beat.
from Dahen and DAILY. The throwing TO bases
BY Farrell was deadly. while Casby's catch OF
Dowds liner IN the sixth was worthy Of the
made his first error OF the season. an excusa.
BILE muff Of McAlistsr's short fly, in the first
inning. after hard run.
The game was reasonably close until Farrell
sent McGann and DAILY home In the third with
q triple to left. scoring himself on punn's sin
yond the visitors reach Farrell opened with
another three Dagger and scored on Dunn's
base hit to left Gross FUN bed Caseys bounder
and Keller Allied the sacks with safe bunt
Keley's single sent in two runners and Dahlen
SaerrlIhHced Keeler ran in on Jones,s l3ns ny to
bit, The latter ran all the way,t to the plate on
Daly's three base hit, Farrell closing the rally
with a terrific drive that Dowd held.
There was more smuggling in the seventh.
which was hugely enjoyed by the sweterinR
crowd Dunn made HIS third safe hit and got
to third on Cnsey's rafting two Dagger to cen,
ire keeler brought Dunn In with a hit. and
Casey scored after Quinn had made fine catch
OF kelley's drive back OF second. DHhlen
doubled. and Jones hammered the ball clear to
the picket fence in centre field for a home run.
McGsnn was third out on Il long fly to Harley
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One Of the features Of our uptown
store, 20, 81, - West Pory-second
street, is the golf department for expert
repair work. Scientific repair work h.
attended to by men who understand
their business. The best Scotch club
makers are here prepared to duplicate
any driver or brassey. A large display
of golf supple, i. displayed.
The spalding golf ball is rapidly be-
coming the players favorite. Findlay
Douglas say, it i, the best ball he ever
used, and he certainly knows what he
is talking about.
The Spalding One piece Clubs, $500
The Spa!ding Wood or Iren Clubs, 81. So
Caddy Bags. 7Sc-. 81 90, 81. 50, 81 50 to $500.
Marking Disks. 6oc.
Old Golf Balls Rensoulded, 81 90 per doz
Golf Trunk, and Travelling Bags, $1,000 to
$1,000.
Uptown store open evenings until O'Clock.
A. G. SPALDISG & BROS. ISPALl1IG.BlDWNL co.
120-l30 Nassau 81. %. 81. 93 W. 42d st.
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George W. Bassford and II. T. Hubbell OF the
POLY Prep" School captured the final round and
championship in the Long Island Interscholastic
A. L. Lawn Tennis tournament yesterday. which
completed at Adclphi Field Summary;
Mems Singlcs-Final championship round-Harry
O. MARTIN Poly Prep" defeated George H. DeerInr
Poly frep." = a. ID. 2-8. S-3.
Mems Doubles = Semi hnal round-EdwArd c.
Seed and Edwin B. butcher. Adelphi, defeated
George 4. Chadwick aud John A. Bentley Jr.. Brook.
lyn High, 4-6. 90. Sd.
Final Championship Round-George w Bassford
and II. T Hubbell defeated Edward &. Seed and Ed.
win Il. butcher 6-3, "a, 81.
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Polo.

The final match for the Country Club Cups at
the Country Club OF Westchester yesterday
brought out the following teams:
Philadelphia First-M q. RosenGArten. Z; G. f.
Wheeler o; George McFAdden. =; X. Z. Strawbrdge.
4. Handicap, II,
PhilAdelphiA second-J. F. McFAdden. 3; W. H.
Smith. D; C. u. Zeitan. 81 A. Il. Kennedy, 8. Handi.
cap, II.
The score was 3 goals to 3 In favor OF the
second team. L. c. Potter was referee and A.
Cody scorer.
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Other Games.
MEANWHILE.
Cuban Giants.1 o 0-6 IL 2
Allegheny. .......O y v o U o. I
Batteries-Robinson and Jordan; Borland and
Hammond.
ASpovER.
r. n. 4.
Andsver .........3 o o o 3 o ..-s q 2
Boston College. . l y o o.
Batteries-Mains and Davis; Saunders and Win.
slow, Cecon and Butler.
EAsToN.
He.
IAtay ctte.........0 o o o o - y 3
Unverty of Mich 1 o % 2
Batteries-Nevins and Catterall Lehr and Lunn.
At Coldsprng Harbor. l.. I-St. Luke's Boys Club.
Q. St. Paul school Juniors. 1.
vat Prospect Park-Ssntinels, TO- Holyokes, @. Pub
lie School ~, Second Grammar Grade. II: Public
School 80, Fourth Grammar Grade. IL. Public School
g.. Fifth Grammar Grade. Mixed, y; Public School
Sc, Third Grammar Grade. 10.
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RED BANE. June 5.-The hrst meet Of the Red
Bank Driving Club will DO held next Wednesday.
There will be 2;25-cass trot 2:2s-class pace 24O
class. members race and a freefor.all
RED BANK. June eighty. -four racehorses from
Higgins stock farm in California have arrived at
Monmouth Park. The horses will remain there
until June -. They are in charge Of Charles
Iittleheld Jr
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Odds and Ends of Sports.

ToRoNro. June 5.-An ArRonaut eiRht-oar crew
which 1t is proposed to send to Henley rowed trial
heat this afternoon here in the presence Of large
number OF the members OF the Argonaut Club VIII,
followed the oArsmen In q steam yacht. The crew
made very good showing. They leave next week
for Henley,
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Two-bas hit-Tenney. Three base ht-Miler
sacrince hits-Dufy, Lowe. Clarke. Stolen bases-
Lowe. Stafford. First base on balls--Or Willis. IL
on Dammann, 2. Loft on bases boston. !: Cincin-
natl, II. Struck out-By Willis. g.. Double play
Corcoran. steinfeldt and Ifoklcy; htt by pitcher
pires-Gaffney and Andrews Attendance-2,O 900
PHILADELPHIA. Ia: PIrTsBuRa. 8.
PHILADELPHIA June b,-The Philadelphia had a
batting matinee today and defeated Pttsburg by
score Of IL to 3. Tho locals really the game in
the second inning, when they opened mp on Rhines.
making I hits and scoring runs and knocking
him out of the box He was succeeded by Gardiner,
who fared little better The score
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At Newport-Sewport 4; Brockton, o.
At Tsunton-Portland. y; Taunton. eleven In
ningsi.
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.Battsd for Mcainnity In the ninth inning.

Baltimore .........,...,.. o o 0 q IA
Chicago. .......,,....,..,O y 2 1 8 3 -
First base on erros-BAltimore. /, Chicago, l.
on balls-on Meoinnity, 3; off Pnyles. l. Struck out
by Hcaipnty.l; by Griffith, l.; by Phyles. |.
Holmes, EVsritt, Brodie. sacrifice hit-Brodio
Stolen bases-Sichols. Holmes. Mertes. Double
plAys-Ryan and Nichols; wolverton and Eycritt
Ait BY PitGher-By Phyles: |. wild pitch-drinith
Passed balla-Eichols. 2. Umpires-Swartwood and
warner. .Time-2 hours and minutes. Attendance
II
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Two.base hits-Casey. Dahlen. Three.baso hits
Paiy. Farrell t2'; Home rnn-J"nes Sacrifice hit
on errop.Brooklyn. 2: Cleveland. B.. First base on
bslls-of Dunn, :; on hughey, .. Struck out-By
Hughey, /. Left on bases Brooklyn. 4; Cleveland,
Z. Double plAy-Dahlen and Mctiann. Tme-2
hours. Umpires-Emslio and Mcdonald. Attend
Ance-l 200.
BOSTON. 10; CISCISSArT.5 3.
BosToS, June 6.-Boston defeated Cincinnati for
the thtrd successive time to-day. DAmmann was hit
bard and consecutivsly. Willis surprised the crowd
BY making three Into. Tho score:
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Connecticut 81 alto League
Other Gam ea.

At Norwioh-Meridon. Ia; Norwich. 7.
At Bridgsport-Brtstol, 10; Bridgeport. 8.
At Now London -Waterbury. d New London. ..
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At Auburn Auburn, A; Binghsmton, I.
At Utica-Utica. II; Schenectady. /.
At Oswego--Oswego. l: Cortland, 2.
At Monochrome. 10; Albany. IL.
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WARRINGTON, June The Senators made II two
out OF three of the series by defeating the Porectos
today tho terrific batting OF the locals being the
feature. Freeman made ms ninth home run OF the
ssaaon he hit being one OF the longest made
National Park. Hetdrick Was expelled from the game
for tossing = pet name at Assistant Umpire Con.
molly. Tho
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First base by errors-Washingtou. ]; St Louis l.
Left on Decentralization, =; St. Louis, :. First
base gu balls-On CupIy. /; OF Mercer, z. STRUCK
Su.-By Mercer, o.. nowe run Freeman. Three.
Sase hit-SlaEe, Two.base hit-BlaEe. Sacrlhce
Blsy-Cuppy Blake and o'Connor, Hit by pitcher
and Connolly, rims-2 hours and IL minutes
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ROWING.
Yale Crew at New London-Columbia',
Work at Poughk eepsio.

Yale Crew at New London-Columbias
Work at Poughk eepsio.
New LONDON. June 5-The steam yacht
Parthenia arrived at Gales Ferry at 80
O'Clock this afternoon with the Yale varsity
eight and the su bstitute crew. The yacht had
large flag Of blue with a white initial Y "
flying from the main topmast. The oarsmen
were brought ashore on the launch and lost
no time in renewing acQuantanceship with
Capt. Christopher Brown. who owns Broad
Wow. Iale's training quarters. All the young
men were In fine fette and looked rugged and
healthy. Nearly all OF them have been here
before. either in the varsity or freshmen boats
The cedar shell In which the varsity crew OF
last year lost to Cornell arrived on Sat
urday by rail and was taken over to the boat
house tonight John Kennedy. the boat rig
ger, has been here for two days and was busy
to-day getting new set OF Donaghue oars in 10
shape for to- morrow morning s practice. Only
one pair-oared boat has arrived as yet but an
will sns bH Ths
day and their shell viii arrive on the same day.
The launch Yale arrived hero on Saturday from
ed OF rs
the quarters when the oarsmen arrived. He
assst II 9nG Columbia
we're out rowing starts and stretched this even
iRn Isu They game as far north as the Vassar
appearance on the water. The oarsmen have
thoroughly acquired the knack Of recovering
spicuou. dsfeet in the work work q the last Co vHn
ha crew W ich rowed here The stroke taught
BY yi Dr. Poet has all the CHARACTERISTIC Of the
rowing @G net GSSsh T0rH Sc hard %
arc pleasantly located on the Giraud place
The hardest training has not started vet. 1t
was after II o'clock this morning before the
varsity eight left tho boathouse Dir, Peet let
the boys take an easy row up the river for an
swain. is prize He has been so long In the boat
no is n valuable aid to DR.. Peet In helping to
overcome indiyidual defects which. though
Rsy nbsots nnson are Of aason
required to win boat races.
A New Athletic Field for al Poly Prep" Boys.
The annual meeting OF the Polytechnic Pre-
paratory School A. A. was held in the gymna-
stun on Livingston street. near Court street,
Brooklyn. yesterday. The Finance Committee
reported that by the plans which will go into
effect with the new term the teams Of the
school will be practically self supporting next
at the announcement that the school has Sc
cured athe' icr grounds SthHted on Rogers
an @ be
n 9uartor-miie cinder running track well
banked on the turns for the cyclists. grand
throwng places. as Well as an nsid for Y base
ball and lacrosse, It was decided to place foot
ball, ice hockey handball and basketball teams
in the ileld next season The following officers
President, George T. Bassford: Vice Presi-
asG E e Ge0 dSeFa Rsr1
the Long Island Interscholastic A. L., R. T.
Manning; " A. BuTtHpshaw and L, Bogpe;
son. The other officials will be chosen upon
| tho reassembling Of the school in the fall.
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Western League.

At Bufalo-Buffalo. I; ct. Paul. 1.
At Column columbus. o. Minneapolis. 8.
At lis-1n dinnapolis, 7; Kansas City, 10
At Detroit-Detroit, u; Milwaukee, v.
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wiltssbsrrs - 2 osto o-ia is I
Paterson .......1 o o o o o. . 7
Batteries -Jamlson and Gonding; Amos and Dun.
can. -
f fsnsS.h 80 o-s II /
Bstteries-stimmei and viRnesuIi Schmidt and
Wento.
scranton.,........o o o o o. o o o. g
Richmond .......9 . o D o - IL
Batteries CHESHIRE and Hoss Hodson and Flana.
CHAN.
Eastern League.
AT WORCESTER.
woree,,er,". 20 aoao SO 10
Batteries -Klobedanz and Bransheldi Pappalan
and Phelps.
PROVIDENCE
Providence. .....o o o Oh
Hartford ,.......,..3 o . o %
Batteries Evans and Loahy; Espor and urquhart.
AT MoHTnELL
Montreal ....,..s . o o - IL /
Observation-Disclosures and williams; soudors and
JackltZ.
Rochester. 9 Ola ~
Toronto......,.0 2 y 9-l8 II 1
Batteres-Becher. Conn. and sminki Williams and
Rothfus
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Baseball, Washington Park, 4 p. NJ. To-day.
Brooklyn y. Cincinnati Adm. ooc. and 2Sc.-Adr.
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- Two,bAss hits-CooIiey, Lauder t2). Fraser. Ne.
Creery. Three-base hit--sadison. Home run
pelehanty: Sacrifice hits Flick. Cross. Left on
6asss-Phila depha. 9; Pittsburg. ~ Struck out-By
Fraser. p by Gardiner. l. Stolen base-Delehanty.
Double play Mcfarland and Lajoio. First base on
balls on Fraser 3; OF Gardiner .. First base on
errors philadelphia, z; PttsburR, /. Wild pitch
Fraser Cmpiresy Burns and smith. Time hours.
Attendance-2.O25,
CHICAGO. o; BALTIMORE. 4.
BALrtMonE June B.-Amateurish work on the part
OF ORIOLES enabled the ChicagoSto capture the last
game OF this series to-day. First Griftth and then
AcGraw were put out of the game. The score:
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9 % g 9
and viRneau1; Schmidt and
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AT SCRANTON.

scranton.,....o o o o o o. Q
Rlchmond..... U D 1 e IL 4
Batteries CHESHIRE and Hess Hodson and Flana'
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y yihs.Ssrr' 39oS9So Ga ls
Batteries -Jamlson and Gondine; Amos and Dun.
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Totals. Il 10 p II 3I Totals .....2 n 10 2
Brooklyn. ..............1 o u ia
Cleveland. ..............1 u o q . O. =
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Brookdale Handicap. for three
u, 900 added; one mile and q
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GtenoomebanDcl

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Setter.

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Sra 0irfelipet.

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Nisfonsbns, Tom Tan rumme 6 q 700
Rsnnsftsr. 9uitOr gtd praoiteb. 81.
IL Rirtsn opsr 9stIten I26 Gal. airten
bar ipIei til 9rausisI, os oo 9uevisIiss.
bsitiesIlsbsoen ffuloe finbs Stsb 81. 3,
tunbe Wisfoushuiet lite rumme ben
Mangos Wsuneitsr, Tom par itrsmmst
iammsn fra bile Smegnsn. goftor
gilbieIm fra 8onoers moottt ba toIe
iamtibt3 | bet uth Sibsn Of Iisesnbs,
qamIs Mis1onsbus. 9ftsr al Vofor
Bid bapbs inbUist Wisfonsbuitt msb
Orbsi / 4. Uoisbos Il. 8op. .@ib alt
6errens Bolt por 9rofstsr", talte gaftor
Obrt fra 8obr. On Aftenn par Der
llnebomsmsbe / bet nns Risfonsbns,
% quiet por after ipltt; Der tnIts 6ei'
foIsforftonoa 9erftino fra Rsnos
% SoIbotsrmisionRr Branbt fro
RsbsnbuUn. Get er foreIsbie 9enfetsu
at beboIbe bet eomIe U%iisionsbus III
minbrs Wgber. og nnor frfmmsos lolers
bslose Drftsb. oa at BRUCE bet npe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-12-27
Griitiam Den As Statme.

6orries Ssnbog 5ormioong usbIasbes
@runbfenen Ill ben Siatue al Rriitian
ben A., Der pil bIiue reifi / Qpboosr. %
Tom b%etoitts for gierne. Der er inotom
met ueo ofisntlie 9ntiamIins- Deb
6sjtiosIisbeosn par noifiaigs iarIis IND
buone til Sttbe. Marinsminiiier R q . n
nsoIosbs @runbftsnen os uotaIte bsrpuo
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boobe, OF Statusn uiI bIiue Ill 2ere for
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gposI. I buiItsn ben bIsu rein, os til
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en- 1retOnt, msusm @rsnblanossube,
giIoOnbssaos os arotooiuesaos, sr
mobsasrst Of Siasebusssr Bissn, Og
ben fishes Of 3intlfebsr u osmusen.
er fsgnst al artitett Jsreen-
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nerenbe, ibst bet fra Softelens Sob til
bet ~sDsrffe at Stuiuen bIiper 28 Sob.
aomitssn for Op'srsIfen bar tunnel
bisponsrs opsr rs, 1000 RI.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-12-27
TcosfaIo.

Baron 9rsssrs WsbtlIsBc &c
bslIsbore. iOm fOrriss CONNER I'm.
Der 0Gbbelsbene usb Soenie ftprtsbs
mso 9sitsn Os ft Rpsrabsn Iabsrst,
builtst msbfsrts en- isrsslis eamm,Iis.
er ifsIse inblsbsn NsbbslsIiei Onsooss
ofsoast pso 9sbsn / DRESDEN, buOr;
til ban, Iebiusst Of fin 6uffru. par isst
nsb, for ON muIiet osr unber en- Spsei:
aIifts g,bunblins Of finbs 5slbrsb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-12-27
nonGpmeier 90 afFeoigei'
fer.

Soenspraif for 6oritrup os 9unbbp
Msnisbsbsr / gibOre Gift d. N. Sss
gstsrsusr bsftittst til Soenspiaft
for gisrnsbOIm Os Muas Rrni9bsosr /
famine Stiit.
- Ronoieat | Jeoloeien y. 6. Is.
Nisfsnbsrs sr b~siflttet til oioinsret
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- a%niuutt usb RsptiuUit IGros StOIs,
DIR. phil. Sb. GbOrOobsn, ct effsr
anissnlns nfffeoisst / 0anos oe msb
9tnfOn fra ben 81. December b. u. at
rs9ne.
SosnsprRft ii! aturspri os 9ss.
mnnnsbilo W%sni9bsOu N. 5 d 8.
ON CT sftsr Anissuine uifisoisst i Nuaoe
fro ben 81. December b. u. at reens,
90 sr ban oerbos uonaunt til Ribotr al
8onnebro9.
= Scsuepr9it TOR gsssabp os Bis
len Meniebeoer 8ibors Stiit o. ..
Sobsmanns r bsffittst til Soenspreif
for RsrbOIm Menisbso / Idmms Stift.
= SOsnspraf for aains Os 9uI'
frup Nsnisbsosr ! garbus Siiit u. s..
y. Wsller CT beifittst til Soenspr9li
for Onsbiers Wenigbso pan Samis
unosr famine Stift.
Runoioot / E%soIOsien .. yR. q.
8. NtsIfsu CT bsfflttet iom perionsI
Ropsuan for 6looe Os @ieum Utsnis'
bsoer | auIbOrs Stift.
BsriOusl Ropslan for Brsnoum
os 9OIobisrs W~isnisbeoer / Siborg
Gin 3 Is. Seunlbien Fl beifittet
til & ptaan pro loco for Rsobp og
&lnsi bsae Meuisbeosr unOer eoaano.
5uIuas Stiit.