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The San Francisco call., 1903-12-16
A Bankrupt by Promotion.

The cost of a commission in the Brit
ish army is we'll illustrated in the case
of Lieutenant and Riding Master EN-
merry of the ROYAL Irish Laneers. who
has just gone into bankruptcy, with
liabilities amounting to $3.50. Twenty
five years ago he enlisted In the regi-
ment as private. He gained an hon
orary commission in 1894, with an al
lowance of $3.50 to cover his expenses.
He was called on to spend for new
clothes. $40; for two horses, $3.50; for
transit of family to India, SIS: for fur
nishing quarters. $500. and for saddlery.
500. a total of $1495. or $745 more than
the Government allowed him. To helm
out he had TO go to money lender for
considerable part of the balance, so
that he was really insolvent from the
day he got his commission. Not much
encouragement for ''rankers" in this
London News.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-16
HOLIDAY POLO
At BURLINGAME
An Ambitious Carnival Is
Scheduled for the Week Com
mencing on Christmas Day
NEW YEARS NIGHT DANCE
The Clubhouse VIII Be Gayly
Decorated for the First Big
Social Event of the Season

Only four players appeared on the
Burlingame Country Club polo field
yesterday and instead Of match the
gentlemen present. Messrs. Driscou,
Dunphy. McCreery and Carolan, took
the opportunity TO put their green DO
nies through some severe practice.
Beginning on Christmas day, il is the
intention Of the club TO give a polo car
nival which shall continue until New
Years cay. The principal events VIII
be on the holidays and on the Sunday
that falls between. A number Of out
side players viii be on hand and lively
polo is expected. The carnival Will cul-
inmate with a magnificent ball to be
given on New Years night under the
auspices Of the Burlingame Country
Club at the clubhouse.
Il is proposed 10 organize an assOcia-
tion TO promote the sport and increase
interest IN Il. One OF the first affairs
10 be undertaken under its auspices
will be a polo tournament in March, in
which English and Hawaiian teams
will participate. as well as two from
the south Altogether the plans for
future sport by the club are Of the
most elaborate character
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-16
GIRL THRASHES
A HICHW WAYMAN
Young Bookkeeper Uses Her
Umbrella Handle Effectively
When Held Up at Night
Special Dispatch to The Call.

PORTLAND, Or, Dec. 15.-As the
lights of the car from which she had
just stepped tonight, homeward bound.
passed on and left Miss Maggie Funk
standing in the darkness she was con-
fronted by bearded highwayman, who
demanded her money.
Il don't know how it happened" said
Miss Funk in describing the next two
minutes. but l hit him blows on the
head with the porcelain handle of my
umbrella and he was awfully surprised
and dropped his revolver. Then, 1
screamed and threw the umbrella at
him. He swore at me, but he ran
away.
Il would never have done it except
that 1 remembered 1 had my months
salary and two diamond rings in my
purse.
Miss Funk is a bookkeeper in a
wholesale hc.se.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-16
DISCUSS NEW PARK SPEEDWAY.
Amateur Reinsmen and POIoists Will
Contribute Toward Its Construction.

Amateur Reinsmen and PoIOists Will
Contribute Toward Its Construction.
The members of Golden Gate Park
Driving Association met last night in
the Palace Hotel and discussed the
raising of funds for the proposed new
speedway in the park. The Commits
sioners have outlined an ambitious af-
fair. which viii cost nearly $50, coo.
This viii include a speed track Of
three-quarters of a mile, a polo field,
football gridiron and cinder path The
field viii be in an amphitheater,
around the sides Of which there Will
be promenades and benches for spec
tators. 1t will be easily accessible
by street cars and is expected TO prove
a marked attraction when completed.
II viii start at the foot Of Straw
berry hill and viii include a part Of
the present speedway. The polo en-
thusiasts have volunteered TO sub
scribe handsomely and it is expected
the necessary funds will be readily
forthcoming. The Commissioners do
not expect the entire amount TO be
made UP by subscription.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-16
MILLIONS ARE PAID
FOR GOATSKINS
A New and Profitable Industry Offer-
ing Itself to the Farmers of
This Country.

A new industry is Offering itself TO
the farmers and manufacturers Of the
United States. The fact thar $25,00O,000
worth Of goatskins are now annually
imported into the United States and
that our enterprising manufacturers
are now obliged TO send halfway
around the world for large share of
them suggest that the farmers Of this
country have a great opportunity 10 put
large share Of this sum into tleiT own
pockets and that the entire sum may
be divided between our producers and
manufacturers. Importations Of goat
skins into the United States now
amount to about s25. 100000 per annum,
and a large share Of these are brought
from India, China. Arabia ard South
eastern Russia. The increasing popu-
larity of certain classes of kid leather
for footwear, as well as gloves, has
greatly increased the demand for goat
skins in the United States within recent
years. IN 1885 the value Of aoatskins
imported was about -, COO 600: by 1890
1t had grown TO $4,000, 900; by 1898 it
was $4,000. 600; in 1900 it was SO. .0OO, 600,
and in 1903, in round numbers, s25, ,0O0
OO0
The farmers OF the United States are
apparently making no effort to reap
any part Of this golden harvest for
themselves The census Of 1900 showed
the total number Of goats in the United
States 10 be less than two millions, and
when it is understood that the skins
Of probably twenty million goats were
required to make the So, 600 900 worth
-s-l1 T.-~- l.
the supply from the United States could
have formed but a small share of tbs
total consumption. Yet the fact that
q large share Of our supply Of this i'm
pOFtant import comes from India
China, France and Mexico suggests
that there are large areas in the United
States which might proc1ce goats sue
cessfully ana in sufficiently large mum
bers TO supply the entire home demand
-Harper's Weekly.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-16
SENT FREE TO ALL WHO
APPLY IN WRITING

There are thousands Of cherries homes
in this country filled with discomfort and
unhappiness. lacking in love and com
paniOnship through the sexual weakness
and physical impairment of a man whose
years do not justify such a condition. IN
discretions. abuses and reckIessness
often cause a temporary cessation Of VI
tai power that instantly yields TO the
wonderful treatment discovered by the
great specialist. DR.. II. c. Raynor. Of De
troit. Michigan. 1t has remained for this
great physician to discover that sexual
weakness ard similar troubles can be
cured and in rena arkable short spaces Of
time. This treatment does not ruin the
stomach. adding the miseries such injury
entails. but il is new treatment that
easily and quickly restores youtnfu
vigor to men as old as s..
The discovery is beyond doubt the
most scientific and comprehensive that
our attention has ever been called 10.
From all sides we hear private reports OF
cures in stubborn cases Of sexual weak
ness. enlargement Of the prostate. vari-
cocsle soermatOrrhea. lost manhood. inn
notercv emissions. prematurity shrurk-
on oreors lack OF virile power bashfuI-
ress and timidity and ike unnatural con-
ditions 1t does this without appliances.
Vac,ur, pumps. electric belts or any
thing Of that kind
Satisfactory results are produced in a
DAYS Use and = perfect cure in short
time r~.-ardless Of age or the cause Of
YOUR Coalition.
The lucky discOverer simply desires to
get in touch with all men who can. make
1Sa of such a treatment They should
address him in confidence. DR.. n. c. Raw
nor. III Luck building. Detroit Mich
and Immediately on receipt Of your name
and address il is his agreement with this
fn inf
mula Of this modern treatment by which
vo- can cure yourself at homa.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-16
A New Machine Gun.

A new machine gun invented by a
young soldier named Eugene Dumor-
tier Of the One Hundred and Forty-fifth
Infantry Regiment is receiving the
close attention of the committee on
new inventions at the French War Of
fee. Dumortier claims that the gun
will completely sweep a given zone,
leaving no intervening space in which
it would be comparatively safe for any
body Of troops TO move. While one bat
terry Of the gun is firing at a range of
1000 yards another will simultaneously
fire at 300 yards, increasing or dimin-
ishing its range as may be necessary.
The gun rests on a four-wheeled car
riage and works on an adjustable
swivel steel platform. so that it can be
turned in any direction. Each of the
two batteries has ten barrels, and the
magazine is loaded automatically 1t
is said that $50 Lebel balls can be fired
per minute.-New York Commercial
Advertiser.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-16
snmetimcs II separates.

A teacher in our graded schools was
impressing on the pupils in her class
the great value of the Atlantic cable in
bringing the different countries closer
together. keeping them in touch with
each other. thus promoting their So
cial and commercial relations. She
dweit at length upon her explanation.
and when she had made her point very
clear. by way of summing up what
she had said, she asked the question.
Now how many can tell me what
one thing unites more people than any
other thing in our world?"
One hand rose higher than the rest.
Bertha, you may tell US; class, list
en-" said the teacher.
"Matrimony, said Bertha-Wom-
ans Home Companion.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-16
Coursins at Dixon.

T. C. Horrigan has been granted a
temporary license by Peer Tiffany,
secretary of the California COursing
Committee, pending meeting of the
committee, to open coursing park in
Dixon. The first meeting will be run
on Sunday. when Martin Kerrigan will
Judge and a local man VIII handle the
slips Sacramento owners Will pro-
vide the majority of the greyhounds.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-16
Jack .nLnnroe Defeats Limerlcss

BOSTON. Dec. 15.-One of the most
uninteresting bouts ever held in this
city resulted in a decision for Jack
Munroe of Butte, Mont, over Al Linn
erick of Buffalo in the third round of
what was to have been fifteen-round
contest before the Criterion Club.
Limerick showed little knowledge of
boxing and Munroe had no difficulty
in landing at will
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-16
Which Was InsuItad

A private of an infantry battalion
stationed at Mhow. India, was recently
sentenced to 16S hours hard labor for
calling his lance corporal a "Brodrick. .
The private. after being sentenced,
asked the court whether he was be-
ing punished for insulting the Secre-
tary of State fee War or the lance cor
poral- The court remained silent
London Mail.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-16
NOTES OF. THE TRACK.

Hildebrand piloted two winners.
Cheeny. one of the starters in the
maiden two-year-old event, fell at the
three and a half furlong pole with Iva
Powell. The latter was taken to the
track hospital and attended by Dr.
Dunn. who found the clever light
weight had suffered a fracture OF a
small bone in one, of his ankles.
The $1,000 handicap at one and SIX
teenth miles is the feature event OF
to-dav's card Among the starters are
the good Eastern performers Oarsman
and Faulconbridge. Fossil another
starter. and winner of the Crocker sell
ing stake, meets his old rival, Ho-
ratius. on equal terms.
In the last event Jane Holly, holder
of the worlds record of 1:1S 80 for SIX
and a half furlongs, the entry OF
"Plungerp Joe Yeager, makes her Call
fornia debut.
Nearly all of the books quit loser on
the day.
peter J. appeared to have lost none
of his speed, but failed to stay the
route.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-16
PROBABLE WINNERS.
NEW ORLEANS RACE RESULT!

NEW ORLEANS Dec. 15.-Crescent City
results:
First race, seven furlones-Hands Across
won. Badger second, Antitrust third. Time,
1870 Is
Second race. six furlongs-Foxy Kane won,
Floyd NJ second Van Ness third Time.
1:15 1-5.
Third race five furlones-I.ittle Jack Hor-
wen. Sea Shark second, Demurrer third.
Tire. GO So.
Fourth race handicap. mile-Lou. Dorsey
won, Dan McKenns second, Huzzah third.
Time. 10 3-s
Fifth race, one ana an eighth miles. selling
Siddcns won. Little Elkin second. Trocadero
third. Time, 81.
Sixth race, five furlongs-King Croker Won,
Myrondale second, Mordella third Time
1:C2 2-5
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-16
-Four Coast Players for Brooklyn.

Danny Long, acting for Ned Hanlon
Of the Brooklyn Baseball Club. has
signed four stars of the Pacific Coast
League. They are Dillon, Lumley,
Nadeau and Van Buren,. 1t was a
surprise to have Dillon desert Nor
lev. as 1t was given out that he would
captain the Los Angeles team for at
least another season. 1t is reported
Doc Newton, the Angels pitcher viii
again don a Brooklyn uniform.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-16
Corbctt and Dyver After Ducks.

Harry Corbett and Dick Dwyer, the
starter. left yesterday for a couple of
days duck shooting in the San Joa-
quin Valley. Dwyer is best known as
a pigeon shot. while Corbett's strong
hold IS bear shooting. to hear Colonel
Brady tell of his prowess.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-16
Coli Ladies PIay a sweepstakes

A handicap tournament over eight
cen holes. medal play. for the men,
bers OF the Ladies' Annex Of the San
Francisco Golf Club was set down on
the schedule for yesterday morning.
But. as only five ladies put in an ap-
pearance on the links, the event was
not held. The ladies. however, en-
gagged in a sweepstakes, the winner
being Mrs. r. G. Brown.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-16
Jack O,Keefe wins ON Points.

CHICAGO. Dec. 15.-Jack O'keefe
of Chicago was given the decision over
Gus Gardiner of Philadelphia after six
rounds of tame fighting here Tonight
Neither man was damaged to any
great extent and the verdict went to
O'Keefe on points.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-16

Mans recuperative power after an in
jury is in an inverse ratio to his social
advancement.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-16

olds and up: selling:
5423 "Clendenning (W. b. SinlO .-....... .1O2
52ig America no (E. J. Baldwin, ..........1 lib
5406 Louis Wagner (McAllister & Co) lG5
44S6 "Mimo tP Sheridan) ................ .1O:.
80. %Lansdcwne (E. Fitzgerald) ........ 81
5453 Hainault Thomas & Reavey) ... lOI
49,. The Stewardess &C. A. Johnson) .lO2
.... marlin C. T. HenshalD .............. 90
(545DsNeryator Boots & Hollenbeck) . 06
1866 Arcade Jennings & Coz .10I
541S 'Sad Sam tH. Green) ............,..ll ITO
(5445) Jockey Club CIV. Fishery. ............l .lC5
Sixth race-Mile and fifty yards; S-year-olds
and up: selling:
5447 "Kitty Kelly (W. L. Stanfield) ..... .105
5456 "Pearl Diver Carlyle & Coz ..,..... 81
49,. McGTathiana Prince Oh. I. Oxnard .ll0
.. Jane Holly u. Yeager & Coz .......1 ITO
543I sRoyalty III. Green) lO5
5454 Discus johnson & Dodson) .......... .1O5
t5459)sL Melbourne C3ender & Coz ..... .102
apprentice allowance.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-16
ADVERTISEMENTS.
Weakness in Men

A Michigan Specialist Finds an Easy
Way to Cure Any Case OF Sexual
Weakness Even in the Oldest Men.
This Wonderful Cure Has a Most
Marvellous Record of Successes.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-16
LORD wADswoRTH is CLEVER

Garnet Fergusons colt Lord Wads-
worth took the maiden two-year-oid
purse. The youngster closed favorite
over Ebony and outbreaking his fed
at the start was never in difficulty.
Ebony came from behind under Hide
brands urging, beating out Andrew %.
Cook for place hoaers.
Dupont. the Green Morris entry IN
the mile and furlong selling run,
proved a bitter Disappointment. Bet
tors accepted to ) about him and the
best Jack Martin coulG do was to drcp
the big fellow in third Cougar, II
to shot, riGden by Charley Kelly
made all the running and scored cleV-
erly at the wire from Neterano.
The crack Eastern mudlark, Ahuma-
da. made his California debut in The
seven-furIong purse run. DR.. Kyie's
horse ran an excellent race under j.
Jones piloting, but was held safe
throughout by the favorite, Epicure'
losing in a mid drive by neck. Lead
or. q, well-played one from the Jennings
stable, finished third.
Recause If the presence in the saddle
of Tommy Burns, Forest King went to
the nost favorite for the concluding
mile selling affair Tommy's mount
was prominent from the jump, but II
was rot in the cards, and he ran into
the show. Caronal, with Hiidebrand IN
the saddle. came from behind in the
stretch. running home an easy winner
over Illowano.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-16

More than $4,000 600 worth of sport
ing goods were sold in the United States
last year.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-16
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The San Francisco call., 1903-12-16

The convicts in the Ohio penitentiary
now number 1856, against 1855 in hard
times.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-16
)F THE RACE TRACK THE POLO FIELD AND THE RING
TOMMY BURNS DONS THE SILK
AND WINS FIRST TIME OUT
Pilots Royal Rogue in the Handicap at 1ngeside and in
a Hair-Raising Finish Defeats Bulnan Beau Or
monde by a Nose-Epicure Too Speedy for Ahumada

AS a curtain raiser, marking his first
appearance this season, Tommy Burns
rode a finish on James Nealon's horse
Royal Rogue in the six and half fur
long handicap at Ingleside yesterday
that caused numerous spectators to
be seized with attacks of heart failure
vertigo. spinal meningitis, lambitis and
sundry other diseases.
Originally Otto Wonderly was card
ed to ride the Nealon entry, but that
rider could not do los pounds, so the
services Of Burns were engaged. When
the betting began there was terrlhc
plunge on Rogue, sending him to the
post equal favorite with the top
weight, Beau Ormonde, with Bull
man up.
At the start Royal Rogue was slow
to get in motion, but Burns slipped
along on the rail into third position
lust behind the bacemakers, Muresca
and Beau Ormonde.
BURNS is POCKETED.
Burns waited patiently for an open
ing on the rail, but it did not come
and at the head of the stretch he
found himself pocketed. Taking MS
mount back, he intended to go around
the leaders, but just then Booker on
Muresca, lay over from the rail, when
quick as a gopher dives into MS hole
Burns was there with Rogue.
Then ensued terrific drive TO the
wire. Royal Rogue getting the decision
by a nose from Beau Ormonde. Mu-
resca dropped back beaten and Araoo
took the show. When Burns came out
from the paddock the crowd gave him
a hearty welcome and after his superh
finish it swelled to the proportions OF
an ovation.
No better card could be desired for
an ordinary day than the one FUR
nished, and as four favorites won the
talent got the money. The weather
was cloudy and threatening. The
track was good. but not fast.
Four to five against Constellator IN
the betting on the opening sprint looked
a liberal price Hildebrand had the
mount and the Brutus geldiEg won al
the way. Evander, after being tht
runner up for quite way, fell back
and Dora 1 downed Bee Rosewater fol
the place.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-16

At Al post minute OF at 41sl5 Carona; place. As;
TaPpelie r%tehedmLoTd @ Melbourne start good
So did Colonel Van Billy Moore Rio Chico
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-16
Third race-seven furlongs: two-year-olds;
ourth raee-one and sIxteenth mlles: han-

FIFTH race-Flve ana hair furionss: 3-year-
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-16

:5OA. 1:1T. 1:41a!.
show, %. Hlowaho. place. 4
Orellana. Trained by c. w.
easily. Next three driving.
his race. Forest King quit.
displayed q trace of speed.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-08-06

Or. s. SO. @ilss, @bsf bss dsmiiGsn
Bureaus hes acknowledgements. III
bon ct. PauI, Minn., mo er benz Sab
RESPONDENT Der StaatecommiG dre fir
l1eberua@une bon Nabrunesmitteln bei'
trobnts, surldeefsbrt. Sa bas neue
@siss aur nsbsrlpa&une inportirter
Rabrunssmittsl uoridreibt. bab bic be'
t~rsfenbsn @oniuln beim 8erianbt BEN
neutrality-suspicious. Saitursn iber bic
~perfanbten @aarsn fHiden mlfen, 10
Bat bas Department Gelsssnbsit sr.
lanst, rs&t;eitie auf aae berartisen
Waursn aufsupafen. 9ie @inisnounesn
Der Saitursn iber gareos bon 2ebens.
mittel unb @etrdnfen aus benz Guslanbe
erfolst per S&nsQbampfer. @us Dr.
BiIsp's Gnbsuiunssn last fid entnsh.
men. baB pOrausidtli6 Mot mebr ole
elm poasn aus 30 bis 30 Sencuneen
SGpieriefsitel MAIDEN pirb. 9ie elm
siee Senbune aus Deuti&lanb, bic bis
iebt benz Northumberland bur& bors
ausseI&idies Daarsnperssi&nis ansss
aeilnbist uurbe, befano aus 100 SaB
Bier aus Bayern. bns o ben @bsmi,
fern bss Departments ~iorsfdltie ssprlii
une fur sintpanbfrsi befunben tpurbe.
Sic Proben bieisr Senbune petben
bel Nntunft bisrsulunoe ni6t unieriudt
tperben.
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Ganeperfer aeasn Wsaer.

Sin ben 8srliner GRANDMOTHER . 2reiisn
ipiQ nan iih nod immer niht iiber bic
ianeite Osnabriider &ebe bes preuBif&sn
SanbeIsminifters W6uer b~erubieen, in
iusI&sr sr fia iiber bic Ausiidten bss
Observation-Disclosures betbrsitete. So. es
bsrridt cine isbr erobe 8srfimmuns
Oaraber. Ser battle ssiast. ss ieien auf
feline 8%eranlaRune brei GommiffiOnsn su
Siubienspsden ms Nuslanb seIanbi
pOroen, unb nd&Rss Sabr ioa aua cine
nod ben 8ersinisten Staten absebsn.
bsnn bort tusrbe man nod man4es Ndb.
li@s fur has bsutlGe Sanbperf bolen
ibnnen, beiipieIspeiie. baB man bel ben
Rsieshben 25bnsn bic 2sbrIines. GusbiI,
bune auf unOsre 5lbe fteaen miRe. Die
bsutfhe 9Irt Der ausbilbune ber 2sbrlinss
bsim Wsifter iei in ben @roBfdbten midi
mebr burbfabrbar. Die 2ebrIinse mlb.
len in characterization in bic 2ebre &c.
ben. DaS Sanotperi miife boripdrtS
i&reiten; man miife neue Sormen iuGep.
neue Slbler ausfredsn unb febsn, mo
INNER @utss unb proftif9 DurGfdbrba.
res su erIonssn unb gu erIernen fsi. Die
Sa&bIdtter nebmen fid ben Germ Wini.
FER gang beipnbers Dor. Sic iasen :
81 sisbt uns quite 2sbren. tbut aber nidts
idr's Sanbperi, tpsl&es benz unIautsrsn
@sttbstperb Der uerfdiebenfen Art aus.
asisst III. Die Rssisruns foats Oas
@stperbeeefes dnbern, anftatt Stubisn.
iommiifionen in ber san;sn @eIt berum'
,uIhjden.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-08-06
8nbifhe xbat.

Cine grpIofion in Der 3 Weilsn bon
Sbabo Springs, Col, selessnsn Sonns.
unb Monb,@ rube serf6rts bas Grams.
formations . Saus, iebte oas in ben
1ransformaiorsn bsfinbli4e Del in
5Iammsn unb beorobte bas Saupiae.
bdube nit 8erni&tuna. Das Tsusr
tonnts absr untsr GonirOle sebradt psr.
ben. Der Rahtrdbter tpuroe burd ben
2radt Der grpIoiion ms Srsis ssrufsn
unb fab. pis spei Mdnnsr bon BEN be.
irsfsnben @ebdube oopon laufsn tpoqtsn.
st %feusrts mebrers NaIs auf bic Sld&is
hinge. unb es selane ibm idIiebli1, einen
berfelben su pertpunoen. Ser 9erIebte
tpurbe in Saft eenommen, uno cine Sbe.
riffs .Pofs nah Der @rute eefdidt, UNI
Gas @~ieentbum su idlBen. Die @rubs
mar bic etite, tpel4s o BEN i'm 5ebruar
b~eaonnenen Sireif beriibrt. unb oann mad
4 Dlonatsn Der Wubs nit Nibiunion.
2suten trieber in 8strieb seieBt tpurbe.
Die @rploIion tpuroe ourh cine itarfs
Wsnse Dpnamit ~berunlaBt, bsrartiss
SpreneftOfs bsfanosn fi& aber ME i'm
@ebdube.
Ser Bertpunbets ftatb i'm 2aufe bes
8ormittues ss ftelts fi@ bsraus. bab
fein Nams BbiI. Sire ii. unb ct elm
Witeliec Der Bersmanns . @eieai6aft
mar.