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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-19
rIAZET CONTINUES
PROBING RArlAPO.
Controller Coler, President Low OF
Columbia Among Witnesses--Mr.
Lauterbach Again Heard.

, system OF New York was fifty or sixty
veors old and was defective.
Mr. Moss asked whether II were praC-
ticable to supply water in three years
according 10 the Ramapo contract. The
engineer replied that IL was not: IL
would take q year at least for the pre-
liminary work. and as 60 when il could
be finished he could not say. Fifteen
years was suggested but he could not
tell
some commdtion was occasioned
when Mr. Moss called the name of Mr.
Edward LauterbaCh The latter arosa
from his chair and addressing Chair
man Mazet began 10 speak concerniT,
two sections OF a report made TO the
controller by Engineer Croes.
1--WE would rather have you spa ak
from the witness chair" said Mr.. Moss
well / desire 90 ask the witness a
question or two on his reports" said
Mr. Lauterbach
"They are all IN evidence" said Mr.
Moss.
"Nr Moss" said MIR. Lauterbach an
grily. 81 am not speaking 90 you ! am
addressing myself to the chairman OF
this committee."
Chairman Mazet upheld Mr.. Moss and
Mr.. Lauterbach was called to the stand
and asked 10 felll whether the RamapO
stock holders had decided 10 submit
list OF their names. He said he had
consulted with Mr.. butcher, Charles A
Lamont and other stockholders and had
received from son OF Mr. Lamont a
copy OF the list.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-19
To smp'oy Clerks,

Mr.. Rich OF East Providence. intro
duced resolution authorizing the COM
mittee on education, public instruction
and special legislation 20 employ clerks,
the appointment 10 date from June I
1899; passed.
Mr.. France OF WOonsOcket, intro
duced an act relative TO sewer connec-
tions In the city OF WoonsOcket; re-
ferred To the judiciary committee.
Mr.Peck of Warren. introduced a res
olutiOn providing for an additional ap-
preparation FOR the support of the state
government for the year ending Decem-
ber 81, 1899 the amount required being
$4,000; committee on finance.
Mr.. Garvln OF Cumberland. intro
duced an act limiting the labor OF street
railway employees TO ten hours day:
committee on special legislation.
Mr.. kimball Of Providence. presented
the petition Of Fenner II. Peckham and
others to revive and re-enact the char
ter OF the City Trust company: passed.
ON motion Of Mr.. Newall of Central
Falls. the House, at o'clock, adjourned
90 meet on Wednesday morning. at If
o'clock
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-19
Resolution Of Adjournment.

Mr.. Blodgett of Providence intro
duced joint resolution of adjournment
providing that when the General AS
sembly adjourned on Wednesday, Sept.
20. it will be TO meet at state house in
Providence on Tuesday, January 80.
1900: passed and ordered communicated
Co the senate at once.
Mr.. Curtis OF Providence. from the
committee on corporations, reported
back an act in amendment of chapter
$50. public laws, which provides for
tax on street railways. and the amend
ment extends the time from October l
TO October l6. in which companies can
avail themselves Of the provisions of
the act.
Opposition 10 the passage OF the act
WAS made by Mr.. Kimball Of Provi-
dence and Mr.. Garvn OF Cumberland,
after which the act was passed as re-
commended by rising vote Of A. TO II.
Mr.. Curtis OF Providence introduced
an act 90 incorporate the Fall River
and Seaconnet Shore Line Street Rail-
way company; also an act TO incorpor.
ate the Real Estate Security company,
and also an act i'm amendment of the
charter of the Rhode Island Automo-
bile Transfer company; all referred TO
the committee on corporations.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-19
SUSPECTED THE CHECK.
Bul Mr.. Oh son Had Too Many Stores 10 Escape
This Alleged Sharper.

NJ. Olsson. well TO do German en-
gagged in business at the corner of Pratt
rie avenue and Blackstone street
doesn't know whether he is "A victim of
a bogus check worker or not. He has or
rather did have I'm his possession a
check on Boston bank for $40 which
was taken in payment for some gro
ceries The man who gave the check
got $5 In change He went into Mr.
Olsson's store on Saturday ard wanted
10 purchase or rent "A place for meat
market but Mr. Olsson did not care to
lease any of his property for that pur-
pose He was, however willing TO sell
the man a store that was already es-
tablished. This the stranger did not
object TO and trade was partially
made after which The purchaser hand
ed Mr.. OLSON a check for $23 saying ne
would like to have 81 and the balance
OF the check could be held 10 bind the
bargain Mr. OIsson refused 10 take
the check and the men parted
The stranger then went into another
of Mr. OlssOn's stores that was IN
charge OF man named Mitchell and
purchased IS worth of groceries ana
handed Mr.. Mitchell a check for $lV
and received s. in return.
When Mr.. OLSON later saw the large
order OF groceries and learned
whom they were for Mr.. OLSON
examined the check and made a search
for the man. He found him on South
Main street and called upon police
man 90 arrest him- The policeman ac-
cording TO the statement OF Mr.. Olsson
failed To DO this. The $40 check is now In
the hands OF Detective Parker.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-19
LAW MAKERS AGAIN CONVENE.

CONTINUED from Page One)
600 to $4,000 900; referred to committee
on corporations.
Also from the Senate. an act to amend
the charter OF the Royal Weaving COM
pany. also increasing the capital STOCK;
passed IN concurrence.
Also an act 10 increase the stock or
the Phillips Insulating Wire Company;
passed in concurrence.
Also from the Senate. resolution
making an appropriation of $500 Tor
paying newspapers for publishing the
May laws; referred 20 committee on H.
nance.
From the Senate came the announce
ment that Gov. Dyer had appointed
Senator Henry C.Luther. OF Johnston. 10
have charge Of the dispensing of the
appropriation for the dedication OF the
soldiers monument at St. Francis Gem
etery. on behalf Of the Senate. and
Speaker Holden appointed. on behalf of
the house Mr.. Ezra X Parker Of Cow
entry. and Mr.. James III. Arlington, OF
East Providence.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-19
Consumption Cured.
BROUGHT BACK FROM THE GRAY

BROUGHT BACK FROM THE GRAVE.
Last November Mr.. Joseph James
painter, OF 325 w. Peril ST., Iudianapo
lis, Ind, was at deaths door with quick
consumption. Wasted to a skeleton
his lungs a mass of liberation; hls
death was hourly awaited by his doctor
and sanity. lie was kept in a constan.
stupor with opium. A friend, thinSihs
to relieve Lis terrible cough, gave aim q
bottle o. Brazilian Balm. Seeing itl
wonderful effect, the doctor advised its
continued use. Mr.. James soon alte,
dismissed his doctor, and depended
on the Balm alone. His recovery was
ranid and complete, and i'll February be
returned to work. His lungs are sound,
and his weight greater than at any time
in his life. His recovery is regarded as
almost a miracle.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-19
TO PURCHASE RANCHES.
G. +. Swift, ths Packer, AMI Others, Examining
Titles 10 Vast Grazing Lands.

Chicago. Sept. ia special from
Kansas City, Mo, says; G.. i. Swift,
the Chicago packer; Charles Coffman
and j. T. Hall of this CITY; w. III. Jen-
nings and c. G. Clamp of San Antonio,
Tex. and III. jennings and II. l.. Elli-
son of Fort Worth, were in conference
here yesterday examining the titles to
a number OF ranches which II is said
the Swift inteSssts contemplate pur-
chasing. Among them is the Childress
ranch in the Panhandle of Texas, con-
tanning in the neighborhood of 100000
acres and upon which 10000 head Of
cattle are now grazing.
1t was only A few days ago that the
Swifts purchased the O'keefe ranch in
Gaines county, Texas, containing $780,
900 acres, and II is stated that Swift &
Co. and Nelson Morris. who has also
recently invested heavily in ranches.
will raise cattle on large scale.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-19

New York, Sept. 19-Bird S. Coler.
controller of New York City, Was the
FIRST witness Defore the Maze investi-
eating committee today. lie did not
care 10 say whether he had received
certain invitations 70 be out Of town at
the time the .Ramapo contract was TO
dome up. MIR. Coler said he saw no rea-
son why the city should not build its
own water pant II had the money.
Seth Low, president OF columbia
University. who was member or the
Greater New York charter commission
said he could not say who drew up sec
ton All OF the charter. This section
created the board OF public improve
ments before which the Ramapo con-
Tract canieup for approval.
Counsel Moss said IL had been sug-
gested that section AL had been put
into the charter surreptitiously IN order
10 allow the Ramapo company 10 secure
its contract from the city.
NJ. Low sair that was not true, put
the section had been put i'm the charter
FOR the express purpose OF protecting
the city against any private wafer COM
pany seeking a contract with the GUY
He had opposed the Ramapo persistent
James r. Croes an expert engineer
ON waterworks. who WAS employed by
Controller Coler TO report on the Ram
apo water company was called. He
said that part OF the water distribution
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-19
Financial Notes.

New York
Exchange 1865 249.76S.
Balances s1203S, ,4O7.
The sub-treasury had a debit balance
today OF $4SS,64l.
Boston
Exchanges S22, 800 S9l.
Balances S2,2l5. .263.
Money 4 per cent.
Money on call steady az 6 per cent.
Prime mercantile paper 4Am5k per
cent
Sterling exchange steady at Si.S5h0 "a
f.S5S, for demand and al N.s2n4.S2lS for
sixty days.
Posted rates $i.S3a4S2is and $4s6isa
4S7
commercial bills ASlGASlL.
Silver certificates 59f 5934c.
Bar silver IS ll-i6C.
Mexican dollars 41ikc.
Government bonds easier.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-19
BRISTOL COUNTY FAIR.
Ssvsnt-Sirth Annual Exhibition Opened Aus
pIoousiy al Taunton Today.

Taunton, Mass, Sept. ls.-The 10Th
annual exhibition Of the Bristol Coun-
~ agricultural society. opened here au-
spiciously this morning with every de-
partment larger than ever before. The
display OF cattle, horses, poultry and
domestic manufactures is very salts
factory and some of the very best stock
raised i'm the county is exhibited.
Today is children's day and thousands
OF the little folks are enjoying them
selves on the spacious grounds. The
fair will continue through Friday, and
Wednesday and Thursday will be the
big days
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-19
FRENCH CABINET
PARDONS DREYFUS.
Continued from Page One)
Pardon Signed.

Up 10 six o'clock this evening the ut
most calm prevailed throughout Paris.
Tha decision OF the court TO pardon
Dreyfis seemed TO have passed unno-
ticod. The only remark heard was:
1--WE expected IT,"
The official Announcement was made
In the form cabled 10 the Associated
Press in order q avoid demons tratiOns
of any kind at Rennes and Paris. But
the pardon Of Dreyfus Is not merely Inn
minent. but was actually signed this
morning. Measures have been taken in
Remes in connection with it. and IL
will have a good effect generally.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-19
SOVEREIGN GRAND LODGE.
Cell fcr New Business Brought Oul maw Prcpc-
salons al Todays Session.

Detroit. Sept.is.-At the session OF the
Sovereign Grand Lodge of odd Fellows
here today little business was done.
when the call for new business was an
nounced so many propositions were
oreserted that all Were referred 10 COM
mlttees without reading.
Among the proposals under discussion
i,xcre resolutions constituting a board
40 revise and codify all laws enacted
bv the sovereign Grand Lodge. and "a
grant noble grands and chief patriarchs
authority TO communicate the travel
ing pass word.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-19
HOWARD GOULD RETURNS.
VIII Ms Gould and Eve Guests Ne kr,ss on
Ms Steam Yacht Niagara

New work Sept is The steam yacht
Niagara arrived th's morning crom
southampton after uu extended gpiIsc
Doc NWth European waters. Ter oNn4f
Mr Howard Could. a1d Mrs. Gould a.d
hye gtf sts returned hone on iho NI.
ag8ra. sallnc from southampton ru
Sebt TIC voyage to this poit wac
quito stormy. accompanied by sCry
heavy head yea.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-19
hlIbuu Cotton Mills Leasid.

Millbury Mass. Sept i9--rhe MILL
bury cotton mills have been leased by
i. ii. RIce Of West Royalston. and are
60 De- started up at once. The nills
will make print cloth. and viii employ
about $50 hands The plant o. one of
the oldest here. and has been shut down
Tor y year or more. owing 90 the failure
of Mason a. SOu OF Providence. thu
owners
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-19
g!&EAS@Sss q

In consumption beware OF cough n;., niin.
lures and prescriptions that contain
opium. Opium paralizes tue nerves; nerves.
and gives the comma bacillus tOVu
chance 20 destroy the lungs; IL .
always fatal. Brazilian Balm does no'
contain trace Of any opiate, bu, stiinu'
lates the nerves with Eew iie ana po"e,,
destroys tn, microbe. and restores al
that is left Of the diseased lungs 20
sound and healthy state which no o.ner
remedy has ever been known 10 ACCOM-
dish.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-19
STILL TUNING UP.


New York. Sept. 19.-The Shamrock
got up sail outside the bar this fore
noon and sailed towards the Scotland
lghtship. where the Erin Joined her.
The wind was light from the south
east. The air was ha2y. The Shamrock
crossed the line at ll:4l under mainsail.
staysail. jb. jibtopsail. and gaff topsaii,
on the starboard tack, heading east She
held this for about five minutes and
then went on the port tack.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-19
MRS. PECK KILLS HERSELF.


Springfield. Sept. i9.--A special from
Monsoon sayp that Mrs. Fred Peck. re-
siding about two miles from the centre,
committed suicide this morning by
shooting She was young. woman
who had been married about six
months. and Is believed 10 have ben
Temporarily Insane.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-19
Want 10 Increase Circulation.

Washington, Sept. 19.--The comptrol-
Ter Of the currency received today ap-
plicaItions for increase OF circulation
from four New York banks amounting
to about 81 900. 900. Yesterday the amount
was about $250.00 This action on the
part of the city banks is not unusual at
this season of the year and so far as
known at the treasury department
there is no concerted movement on the
part of the banks to increase their cir
culation by any very large amount as
has been rumored.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-19
THE CONSPIRACY CASES.
High Ccuh's Investigating Committee Will Require
From -Four 10 SI Weeks.

Paris. Sept. l9.-lt is expected that
the work of the High Courts investi-
eating committee appointed to inquire
into the charges of conspiring ia
change the form of government.
brought against A. Dcroulde and others
Will take from four 20 six weeks. when
the task shall have been completed the
high court tsenWc) will reconvenc. II
Is expected iis sessions will take up "A
month
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-19
Slight Fire Caused b. Sparks.

The alarm from box S8i az 1880 O'Clock
today was for fire In the six-tenement
house in the tear of a. Eagle street.
owned by George Crane. The blaze.
which Is said TO have been caused by
sparks from "a Valley wnrstcd mills.
was confined to The roof. and was -.
tingushcd without any damage beng
done.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-19
JEALOUS WIFE'S CRIME.
Shot Her Husband Tires Tines and Then Herself.
Bolh MohaIJ Eoundsd

Port Huron, Mich, Sept. 1o-Mrs.
Judson Hcwendcu shot her husband
three times last night and then shot
herself. Neither can recover The wife's
Jealousy Is believed To have caused the
crime.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-19

ehelton. Sept is.--Mrs. james Board
man. aged AZ ycnrf. died today a. the
result ~ burns sustained last night. \
famD which the woman had Ia burn
ne exploded after she retired. The
btnrink OIL act hre 20 the house. but
.ha nanes we're cx.inguishcd with slight
hs,nssc-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-19
YOU ynlBt SURPRISED

and Interested with the News cllculat.
ing pencil. one Of the wonders Of the
age. ~ can b. secn and bought only ~
Call today.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-19

STATE OF RHODE ISLAND.
Countv Of Providence s.i
A. j. W. Neraon. Ceshisr Of The sbovs-psmes
tanE. as sois smnly swear thai the above staismsat
h htrue 10 tue best u nay snowlsdfe aud belief
O. W NtkNOS. Cashier
Subscribed ana sworn 10 before me mi. i,th day
cI tepfcmber. isst olLHAh v. JOff.
Serreet-Attcs;i Notary Pablia
ROYAL 4. TAtf.
q. sAtLFB Difectora
sAML n poRRANCE.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-19
RuSH LOB pENrllS lNhaArEn

The rush for the News Calculating
Pencils was undated yesterday. Ev-
eryb0dy wants one.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-19
BANK STATEN ENTS.
The Merchants
National Bank

Offers TO dsposit9rs over two million do
isrs security, and 10 customers every ia
eiIity and seeomm odsuon consistent
with sound ba hiking.
Special srrsngem m ents made for Interest
on current accounts or on eertif'est:s OF
deposit
(NF the condition OF the MERCHANTS MA
~ TIoNAL BANK. al Providence. In the State
OF Rhode Island 81 the close OF pusinesA septsm-
Der z. 1858.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-09-27
Srnator S6enrer=a eitner BOB

Denne Wdno, buis Naun TT ida in
oerlist tnpttet til Drepfus' 9iitOrie,
opoe netop iammt Tag, iom Drepfus
bleu benaaoet. SdeurersRetner
ner par en- me9et aniet Mano os i lin
liO MATTE Ofre lin 9aroisbeo ION Se-
nalsformonb pau Reiieroi9beoeus vi.
ter, forbi ban bouoe tdset Jig at Drep-
us, par Iiseiom oenne en- 9liuBr.
loot 1888 / NGblbuuien, buor osiua
Drepfus benIeueoe fin Bornoom.
uioriGrott tGmpeoe benne aniete Mano
for ben eniomme 6onee pua 8iauIeesn
- o9 bet er not lite - iom BIaoene
elers ifriue - ct otra9lf Sammen=
traf", men 3errens beltemte Stprelie,
at ban ituIoe DO uuentet iuit ba bans
UtauI fOreIsbis oar naaet. Oroet:
I'll bette bar leg label big ltaa", tan
ittert / COB getponing anUeuoss Der.
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sd6Islfffm
u6ldn0et.
= AUTrpHL~SIs
Sranlrig Og sDiflan0.

@n 8~egiueubeo, Der dlodes Iporer
til 8eiier @ilbelms ioenle 5oreIi0ins
ger ON Ell iranit'tpif lroppereuu i 6im=
len, bar oirteiig fuuoet Steo paa Sor.
Den. Men sunlte uilt laa lauet bOrte
fra Gluillintlonens @entrer, at Der fan
tenfss mere nGrli99enoe @runoe I'll
ct fronlt.tplt 6orbuno, meo juit gen:
lioig 49telie.
Oct inoberetteS nemli9 fra @uoers
n9ren / 3obomep, at ben lranlt iplfe
aommiiion, Der fol ie9e at beitemme
en- rimelis @r9nie for Eo9oIunoet.
bar bait Brpoerier meb 3o9oerne,
commissioner ina oerfor life auoen
llooei eno at ben / 59llesifnb MATTE
tempe meo be Suofpote. lQuiltet ben
oa o9iaa 9loroe, leoet al en- al oe frnnlt lie
aomml6iion9rer. De Snofeote III or
oentli9 en- iumlst iranlf.tplf 8reoe at
fele o9 leo beipoeli9e Tab. Gil Sfr9t
% Goporiei for iaaonnne 2anoe %
Golf, lom ltuloe bile iinoe paa at iris
tere 9pltere % 5ranifm9nb paa en-
Sang.
5orsuri9t meooeles o9iaa fra 0Obo
mep men ri9ti9not ooer 2onoou =
at be inoiBote Der oil HE finoe zig i
Den Dem af Granting paala9te aOpitut.
De uouanorer oerior / tor Stil til en-:
9elIte Omraaoer % atuorli9e 5orUitIins
ger fon uentes. @nglano er life juft
beoropet oner lloligterne.
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SRA yrDOrefOlffnc.
Spcrrtg.

Gpt Miltbru ND II E.
8riiiiansliao, 7. september. Der Ell
uobruot Mdlbrano paa 9ias 6un9s'
gaaro. 90 areoturer ct osoe, % igr
sr ungrebne al S%paoOmmen.
De iusnfts Rissoa9spals 8.
@siebors, 8. Ssptsmber. Deb gulseI
til RissOngens anOet aammer | Dag
Isireoe Den uf DC irifnoeOe o9 be mo.
berate opltiatOe giit'. vi be 8, oer
paIsies, er be 9 9enunlSie os 3 npualste.
nemIig aammsrer 8. Ssrs, St0Os'
notarie 3. Ssserbubl % 8soatts'
ren at v@ptebors 6dnosIs. og Sefaris'
Timing" 5eeluub.
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O,n alt nn nlle.

gtbt Stotiftit. 6n 6r. AIfreb
Arfas bar regnei no. Of / ct llosrum al
tolp Maaneber uotnler ct UlenneIte
1880. 600 Orb og giuer / @enneminit
1900 6aanotrpt, iom reprGi %enterer en-
Rraft, Der ui!oe are ~tilitrGtfeIi9 iii al
lsfte ct gotomottu paa so Cons O60,.
600 9unb). Wan letter Dienlnaeeue
"a, 600, 900 @ange meo anuenoelie al
en- MuiteItraii, Der ulIoe pare Stanb
til at lsfte en- BGgt al % RiIogram
) ct Qar tiIbn9elGs9er man III 6oos en-
Stretnin9 JON fra gonoon I'll Ronian:
tinopel.
@n anben StatiitItfer, 9r. Guerett,
bar regnet no, at Ell geuneosleb paa 70
Aar fan inooeIes laaieoes: Sepu "a
Mar 81 Maaneo, 4rbeioe IL aur 7
Wannsoer, 6rnGrins 5 9ar 10 Wanne:
Der, geueSeIie (5isiier OfO.) 5 adr 10
Uinaneber, toilette 2 Nnr IL Maane,
Der, eebisgans ! Nar 81 Waoneo, for
lfelist l Nar 81 Waaneb, OuerueieIie
l aar 81 Ntauneb, Samtale l aar 81
Muansb, ipiIbt lib ! aar 5 Waunes
Der.
,g'5uospsnbance Beige, iom meo.
bsItr oenne Beresnins, ipsrser, ON ben
baoerIise 9r. 9usrett er belt litter paa,
at ban lite ipiIber mere al tit Sin enb !
Aar 5 Wanneber.
Qfterris ubmGrter fig ueb at uGre
bet enelte aei1erbsmme | 0eroen, Der
lite bar os oIori9 bar BAIT 6olonier.
81 sammeI 3iseuneru so Naun
0 a ael bar benuenot fig I'll 8eiieren
al Diierris meo Deserins ON at bliue
uonaunt til Ronse ouer 3iSsunerne, ba
ban tan bepiie fin oirstte Neoltammelie
fra Rons 6arao.
@uropas internationale Ies
Ieonptem ubuiber fig meset ltarft.
) gsbet af uOsIe faa Tiger ct aue iueits
fife Bper TONNE | 6orbinbelie meo
5runtiuri, Os be piI foa 5orbinoelie
meh Wien, iaa mart ailtanben melsm
Mundsn 90 Wien er tommen msb
6urbinoeIien .