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The San Francisco call., 1905-06-18
OAKS LAND ON BAUM.

LOS ANGELES, June 17.-With the
score standing to l for seven innings
to- day, Oakland fell upon Baum In the
first half of the ninth inning for four
successive two-baggers, netting three
runs and winning the game. Los An
geles was unable to hit Schmidt when
hits were needed, and the single run
scored by the home team was the re-
suit Of an error by Van Haltren. Both
teams played a fast game In the field.
Score:
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-18
ALLISON GETS ONE YEAR

OAKLAND. June 17.-w. r. Allison
was sentenced to serve one year In the
City Prison by Judge Smith this morn
ing on a charge of obtaining money un-
der false pretenses. 1t Is alleged that
Allison secured money from four busi-
ness houses IN this city by means Of
worthless checks and he pleaded gull
ty to the charges.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-18
Mrs. Marv Merritt Dies.

OAKLAND. June 17.-Mrs Mary
Webster Merritt mother of James.
Myron and Ruth Merritt, and daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. M. T. Dnsinbury. died
In Los Gatos last night. Mrs. Merritt
was a native Of Oakland, and 81 years
Of age. The funeral will take place
from. st. Andrews Church In this city
on Monday as y. m.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-18
TIGERS TAKEN INTO CAMP.

SEATTLE, Juno 17.-Seattle won
from Tacoma to-day by reason Of fast
work and errorless plays. The Tigers
were up to their usual form. but lacked
the snap and go that characterized the
playing of the Siwashes. Score:
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-18
Guards,nan Is Retired.

SACRAMENTO, June 17.-BriEadier
General Charles Jansen. commanding
the second brigade. National Guard of
California, was to-day placed on the re-
tired list. His successor probably will
be appointed In few days.
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ssroot,v Hartmann Dead.

SAN JOSE. June 17.-Ludwig H.
Hartmann, known all over the coast as
''Toots" Hartmann. died this morning of
pneumonia He was native of San
Jose and leaves a widow, formerly
Elizabeth Burdette of San Francisco,
and two children.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-18
SUMMARY.

Stolen bases-Dillon. Van Haltren- Error
Van Haltren. Two-base hits-Devereaux (2),
Francks Brashear Moskiman, Streib. Kelly.
Sacrifice hit-Bernard. Left basesELos
Angeles Z Oakland 4. Bases on balls-On
Schmidt /. Struck out-By Schmidt 2. by
Baum & Double plays-Smith to Brashear to
Dillon; Francks to Streib. Time Of game
l:35 Umpire-Bray.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-18
SHELBY MARTINS FUNERAL.

OAKLAND, June 1.-THE funeral Of
the late Shelby Foote Martin, who died
yesterday in Livermore. will take place
tomorrow afternoon at o'clock from
his late residence. ia Fourteenth
street Interment will be private.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-18
WILL BOOM ALAMEDA COUNTY.

OAKLAND, June 17.-Colonel L. p.
Crane. residing at $50 Merrimac street.
has been appointed custodian OF the
Alameda County exhibit at the Lewis
and Clark exposition at Portland. Or
Colonel Crane will leave Tuesday for
Portland He will give special atten-
tion TO booming" this county
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-18
BOSTON AND DETROIT
EACH TAKE A GAME
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

BOSTON. June 1I.-Detroit won the game
this morning by punching hits in the eighth
inning. Donovan invicible after the first
inning, Boston failing to get single hit of
his delivery. Attendance, $500 Score morn
ing game: R H E
BOSTON ....-.....--...-...
Batteries.Dineen and McGowen: Donovan
and Drill.
Boston won loosely played though exciting
game from Detroit this afternoon There was
much wrangling toward the close Of the game
over Umpire O'Loughlin's decisions. Attend
ance. s35. Score. afternoon game:
6oston ....'..--..-.-
Bate Batteries.rannehili and criser; Killian.
Mullen and Dorman.
NEW YORK, June 1I.-At American League
Park to-day Chicago gained a winning lead in
the opening inning by hitting Hogs to good
purpose. and the local team unable to
overtake the visitors. Attendance. 10000.
Score r. H. E.
Chicago Observation-Disclosures
New York. .......--....-....3
Batteries-owen and Sullivan; Hogg. Grif-
PHILADELPHIA. June 17.-st Louis and
the home team made the same number Of hits
the game. Attendance. 71oo. Score;
St. Louis: :.................. ! Q
Batteries-Giade 'I5s and sugden: Plank and
Schreck.
WASHINGTON, June 17-cleveland won the
third straight game from Washington through
the local teams inability to hit. double
and single in the last inning gave the visitors
their winning run. Washington ragged
in the field. Attendance. 23oo. Score:
Washington ..-..........-...-.-.-2 .
Batteries-Patten and Kittredse; Hess and
Buelow-
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
CINCINNATI June 17.-Willis held Gin
cinrati in check until the seventh inning.
when two bases on balls, two stolen bases and
two singles gave the locals three runs and a
commanding lead. Attendance. 45Oo. Score;
r. H. E.
Boston .....-.-........ U
Batteries-walker and schlei; Willis and
Needham Umpire-Emslie.
ST LOUIS June 17.-Without apparently
half trying Matthewson held the ST. Louis
team perfectly safe during the six innings he
ofhciated and when he voluntarily retired
wiltz pitched great ball. Attendance, $780,
Score:
ST. Louis ...-............-...-.- II
New York ........---........-...I 10 u
Observation-Disclosures and Zearfoss; Mat
thewson Wiltz and Bowerman- Umpires-
KLEIN and Johnstone-
PITTsBURG, June 17-In the ninth inning,
and with two-bagger brought Ritchey In
from second. the tying run. and In the tensn
Leache's three-bagger and Walkers long ny
won the game. Attendance. 500 Score;
r II z;
Pittsburg ......... .............. I
Batteries-Philippi. Robertaille and Peitz;
Corridor and DOOM Umpire-Bauswine-
CHICAGO June 1.-THE Cnicago-Brook
game was postponed on account OF RAIN
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OLD AND RESPECTED CITIZEN
OF sAUsALITo PASSES AWAY
Death Claims John Carraeher, the Con-
ndential Man OF q San Fran
cisco Firm.

sAUsALITO. June 17.-John Carra-
CHER. an old and respected citizen Of
this town, died suddenly at his resi-
dence last night Yesterday morning
Mr.. Carragher complained OF severe
pains in the vicinity OF the heart, and
called in a physician Nothing could
be done for him. and he passed away at
late hour. Mr.. Carragher, who was "a
years OF age, was the confidential man
OF the firm OF Leonard q Ellis Of San
Francisco
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-18
BOODLER TIRES
OF LIFE BEHIND THE BARS

perior Court to Admit Him
to Bail.
SACRAMENTO. June 17.-Application
was made before Superior Judge e. G.
Hart to-day to admit Harry Bunkers,
the ex-State Senator. convicted Of brib-
cry, to bail. Judge Hart took the mat
ter under consideration. It is believed
Bunkers will not be admitted to bail.
His next move will be an appeal to
the Appellate Court.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-18
wORKMAN'S LIFE CRUSHED
OUT BY A LOADED TRUCK
Lumberman Falls From II Wagon and
II Instantly Killed Near

REDDING, June 17.-George Bunker,
an employe of lumber company ut
West over, near Sisson, fell from a
heavily loaded truck last night and was
instantly killed. The wheels OF the
truck passed over his body, crushing it
In a horrible manner. Bunker was 80
years OF age.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-18
FIRE DESTROYS BIG sAWMILL
IN STATE OF WASHINGTON
Property of the Simpson Lumber Com
pany Worth 10000 Is Burned
to the Ground.

SOUTH BEND. Wash, June 1.-THE
Simpson Lumber Company's new band
saw mill has been destroyed by nre,
causing a loss estimated at $4,000,
with no insurance.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-18
Totals.29 A 5 27

Fitzgerald batted for Fitzpatrick in ninth.
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-18
INF F|RM GIANTS
EASILY ROUTED
With Three Pitchers in the
Field and McCreedie at
First, Portland Succumbs
SLOW RUNNING BASES
Seals Experience Little Diff
ficulty in Sending Play
ers Over the Jumps
RESULTS OF GAMES.

San Francisco, 8, Portland, I.
Seattle, 4j Tacoma, I.
Oakland, ~ Los Angeles, 4.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-18

Observation-Disclosures Robertaille and Peitz;
Corridor and DOOM. Umpire-Bauswine.
CHICAGO June 1.-THE Cnicago-Brooklyn
game was postponed on account OF RAIN
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zen Doln Glcrf 0e3 Gommo n . plras
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StroBe.
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CIR. 1924 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES - GIN.
mer an Serrsn gu uvruiIstbcn. - Sefnfle
seirhrie unH 8eiH,. Bob. Tttts-s rans-
ret. -Rter. SietfumniunpSIOtol bs3 OF.
sombarbitr. Smmerr. Adil' urs peibs
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oCutiQc Shlubrate:
%eTtdule an! 90: blcligen etreften.
Y0rle.
TIRST rbIT
FIRST CALL.

$4,000 VnlieO @a'Waoo lcr .......... yea
$1,000 28citcrn MarDIouo 4er ........ s71a
$1,000 Gooa GOui M II gele BEL. ..... %
$4,000 llnitco RGinunps Giuf. ........ O5ls
S2oCo lInilco RaimaDS Giut......... CON
1000 FttlS H. Gl,Ic0 Gel ser. ......... So
Il SSciiCrn eGut ~. ., ......... 81
10 D'GrDI0nO Rational eanf ...... 22h
. Citizens NGnf OF. .. ......... Pay
Citizens ganf .. ....,.... 2sa
> MGdOnics' NGnt sd. ........... %
li2 GouioIthutco Coal ...... 90
- gtIdniic Goutl Cine OF Conn .4i0
81 International Iruit .......t43
225 Aortbern Central ......fOs
l25 Continental 1ruft ........1 1871
100 @citcru mo Com %. ........ tlA
% rniicN GtntcS 5iOeIitb OF. lib
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9r. Ybuips ar;Aidcs
Snititnt.
Wr. 1897, Sf Yratt Sirabe.

spejinIitra fir nebcime Grnnfbeiten pon Bran.
nrrn uno 1raucn.
Wtr beiIen arnmpidoerhrtite obu, fnner8'
bate operation SirtIhIreit, BIuiUetgIftune NIB
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bartlett uuo ueu 5uGe5cgene ornnrbciien. Cine
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2115 eniUertuil. Jtuao. nnle Srshsrt6-Aue.
Vie beiten gSeint i'm gStStCHo. WabIs
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Saiipiunartter oes rsagern'YtGnuerI0ts-
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9ieur Wlt0IieDer ntutomnen. Noralg'
iihes BIcr Der 9sntiouGisg'ruueret I'm 6apl.
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ohu ". Gidel's CAT


Wr. 023, Norb.ehens. Gdc Mntbonh.gtr.
8erinmmlunasloiaI oeS aQntouia ; Som
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ftrifts gr zoe -S6tner'9ifiriftS gfr.
f03, =. II. D." uno ySiiirifis Nj. 50,
3. II. u" Sale an &erelus Al perInles
then SeiuitP Niere 9Reit mn onnere
GetrinEe, Gele9bOn: 6. & g. 28oIie 600 &.
G22-)
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Ebem NnspIs RsftGa.aat.

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Ser .Rorboit SntnIertsabrenbs Suuptrttn
bon Ealttr'ore' t9rfdmmtlt fin bier
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bonn Bob.
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$40 eroff. 0Ieinr Rukfuhlen $3.50.

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500. 49,. Serte gr. 9. 3 uuo Iib. .S7'o0
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81. Va Corr eeld9tes5t hfenbol1. ~aefpaIten 81
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20.7&S.1O
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SECOND CALL

$4,000 IA GetrO 9rolun Yros Cts. is
$4,000 llnticO AoiImahS ler Ct. ....... 02l.
$4,000 ecoOooro ioidbr Ser .,.",...1O2h
$4,000 Scabouro Ter o.. .......... sgA
$1,000 llnitcO &niIpaDS Ginf. ......... go
$1,000 Baltimore grict Der ......... sou
80 llnilen Stntco 5inclin ......t84
% llHiteo GtutcS 6iocIitO .134H
- llniieo SidieS 5iocliib .........t3IA
80 llntico Siuico 1iocIiin .........t95
100 llnileO Siatc5 5ioclitn .........tS6h
30 GoniuIibnico GouI ......... aOIg
100 SenboNro 60 ., RIO ........... 5sh
100 ScaboHro 60. >. RIO ......... 5sh
10 Canton Gomraarir .. ......... 0oh
30 lInitcO RailuauS q GiiS).... iG
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Stcuenaeiufc.
Sm pcrmictben


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tiIirt iino gut beIel6tet. @ingnna BON 9oItis
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Guro.eSaD.S trabc, uOer Tr. 42i, Sit.Snltimure.
StraRe. (Scpt2g, 2Wite)
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Yrponficn MNrft.

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Gicr, PRO Nuben0 DC. bis 2Sc.
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SIT. 1876, Sarrifon'. nabe ae~ginafon.5tr..
GEO. 9dutber, IT,, Truis@o's gter. Bar,
mer 2uniG bun ~ bis | lbr Rndtmti.
TAGS. Nnc eeutiten Yoier tub 8at, DE.
fldbe e,llpeidoeu.
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CUTTINGS Canton qteoerlrnuS.Saae.
Siionefts@de 5. Ctr. II. Sdit@os., soutou.
pnrpi ulnrt,tr oes Gdtinn 9ieSertraut -
S%iTgiiunhc icbeu EUunerItlg aherb. -
9omensGsreiu neriammelt ,ib ieDer 9tsn.
flag 4berh. ~9lniiUuulsgier am Yupt.--
gbefnpeaie GeIep6nu; 28cIit 1883 3.
tAprill3IO
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lllllCN ilCUulloE YlClIe ut6ltDCH NI
allf ocn GngroS .Sonocl; fir Den
a~lcinbonoc! mrb Elm cntiprcdenhcr
YuiihIog grmadlt inerncr.
Gicr, pro Guten6 26c. bis 2Sc.
@lttcr, pro Gilulo:
Creamery Separator ... 20 bis 81
Creamery %%nli.ntion -. is bis 81
ga. Nortbpcitcru So0lc IS bis 10
Storc.Todc0 ....... - bis -
@cItern Nou5, ...... Is bis -
Creamery Erint3, I GiN. 2t bis %
Cream. Yrint. Il Ei0.. - bis q
Mo, 81, VA. Erint5.. 70 bis -
Creamery @lod@. : Ei0. 20 bis 81
Scbcnoc3 @ciliiael pro Eiuno: oltr
@iibucr Toe. bis tic; ilngc @iibncr
lic. bis l2c,; GutCu l1c. bis 12c.;
(olbcrL pro &oor 20c. bis 35c.
@Gnlc, prO NiunO tie; |lltcr, pro
Fiun0 Toe. bis 1Sc.
Htc uuO Sem ii G.
&ortoiicIn, pro @uihCl GOc. bis
75c.;' 3udcrrijGc>L pro Niiu0cl tl2c,
bis &c; @ciBfobl, pro Come $1,000
bis $500; 3micbcllL pro 9uihcl
65c. bis 75c.; Ncpiel, pro Sab %l.25
bis 1925; crime @obncn, pro @uz
idel Soc. bis 10c.; NnonoS, pro
Grotc $500 bis 800; Npicliincn,
pro aiitc 1925 bis 500; 9irncu,
pro Sob 500 bis $500; Gorotten,
pro @iinocl 112c, bis &c; WfoiS, pro
Ot0. &c, bis &C.; SroubclL pro 4 BID.
&orb i3c. bis Doc; Gllincc3, pro SAB
So bis ST.; meiBe Hiibcn, pro 8iItc
Doc. bis 25c.; brauncr &obl, pro Oh.
libel t5c. bis 2Or.; 8opilolot, pro
@iitc 2Oc. bis 25c.; Spinot, pro @u'
idcl t5C.
@rocericS uun Bropiic.
Sol5flCiIhL pro Yfun6: fIcinc GU
oar Gureo Shiufen 12c.; grobe
Shintcn tlIac.; Goliiornier Sd)in-
fen 7Ac.; Sugar Gurco Shultcrn
S1@c.; trodcn gcIol5ene Seitenrippen
sac; Spcdlcitcn 912c. troden 1cloI.
5cnc ShuItcrn S12c.; rcineS SdmoI5
in &icrcc5 Sc; Spefihultern &C.;
McBsS dnpcinCilciih SIC pro Sab.
Noiiinirter 3itdcr: Gcnilric!t
5.l0c.; pulucrilirt 1.S0c.; Ston0orO
aromlirt l.70e.; fem arornllirt
l.7Gc.; Grpitol " 400; Columbia
u 4.35c,; Qclber 3.75c. bis 4.20c.
@cr0itetcr &oIice: 6. 8. 6. 100
Eio. 9iIten 1315c.; e. 6. 6. GO Gib.
&iitcn 1900; 6. g. &. &c Biuno
&ilten t6.70c.; reiner SABA 29c. bis
2912c.; gutter SABA &c. bis 271@c.;
reiner Woffo 27c. bis 27Iac.; SABA
mo Woffn. Qennildt, 26c. bis 2612c.;
SABA, genliid)t, 25c. bis 2515c.; reis
ncr Worocoibo DC. bis 22Hc.; reiner
Ga @llopro DC. bis 22l@c.; reiner
SontoS 2tHc. bis 221@c.; GontoS,
9cmiIdt, 20Ac. bis BIC; Gio. &c.
miid)t, 19lAc. bis 20c.
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ldcl; aus Den GlCuotorcn 5urildacjo-
Ncn t72.l11 Nuihel; Gleuotoren. @orz
rotb t,356.SSS 9uihel. 8crfGuic:
5000 9ul6cI Mr. 1 peiBcr III 331@, I
@odaon 9tr. > mciBer 81 81.
NCltiuc Sd(u6rate:
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gr. 2t8, gIdbj nabs SolpdroSStrGbe
Bor8ilnIihe Neine. Spiritunten II. tlnioh.
gignrrcH. @eiies @ier am 3apf. qunf1
fir 6efbdfislente bon, l1.30 8orut. bis
2 ubr HahmittaGs. Ielep6ou 9. 4 y.
Nj. 8erItOu 300S-N. (D2dr82)
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W~et5en. 3ulubrcn GL422 @u.
Id)cl; SerionOt pom oeH GIcpotorcl
ll,702 9ui6el; GIcuotorcll &orrotb
659,161 0uihcI. &crtdlic; I g8oqz
gon Spot 81 $685.. 3lOO Nuihcl Spot
5ib S3I2, 10000 Gcjcmbcr Ut Si1a.
5000 Spot 5i $685..
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Sine uursMgI;dle @eicacnbcit.

Sunae Sdmcn, ipel6e bas eclectic Some,,,
Characterization iiao Nleiberptnder an ericruen
millit en-, %follien MOT pcrfeElen, Elm Seiurb nm
Wttglieo ih1tt Der Nldfe In Der $50
Geleette Samenidineioeribffem. sdiufe
ein5nreiten. Iue. ole lid jebi ps WitaIirbsr
Der SepienbersaIdii nnfGlieben. f5ntteti jfb Ssn
l~ibernIen gtahdit 81 guse MAIDEN.
seegeIl NIsfInii etc. menoe man It obcr
fhreibe an Wrs. VI. Subrr, Rr. 3O2. Neif. sara.
fuaa.. G6e 0Dmdro. StrcEe. (276-I
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Mois. ~ 3uiubrcn 1866 gu'
ld)el; Gerionot pom 0cu GleOutoren
70,2i0 9iiid)el; GIcuutoren Sorrutb
oSi,442 9uiteI. &crtduic: 10000
Vn'd)el 0ejeniber 81 513, 1000 Spot
81 31H. 10000 Sobr ju If.
Seltige Stllgfute:
@eniiid,ter Spot meu) 5i%-5iM
Nr. z ipeiBer (nrlD o.. .1%-51A
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Ieuu SIR 8clo n6tbin babt. iueuort GudI
@riinoeigentblnt. acknowledgement. aeiuc
Ieibaefcpdfisz Wiet0ooeil. MIR. Nrcmer, Gr. t20,
Goro. Hacu. StrnRe, l.. SIur. GnulorD Nuiloin9.
(WnriIt5-l
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0crlnnHt:
Gcrlauat I'M N%ngcmcincn.

SrntifcS arbcits. adIluriiunn S s@Rrrau,
Pr. 219. GiiosSburp-StruBe, liuter Der 4lniiiht
bcutihe Snnolperfer. glrbctter uno 0ienitbuter
gu beidditiaer lpilnibcu. luollcn iih perf6nlih
poer in frantirieIr 9rieien an oeH ~glleutcn Der
@eieIlidait. SOGnnn =. Micgcr, VI. 2i9, SRo.
eBnrpsStrnBe, lUeHoen. pelber rHcltqeltiib
t%llatunit ertbeilen miro. Spre6itlnoen bon /
bis 8 ltbr. Gangs, 1T