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Omaha daily bee., 1908-04-24

ratified, for he threw the ball into space
but by some hook OF crook Captain Branck
ran across second bag and nailed the ball
on the run in time to toss It home and
catch Gsgnier. That was the first run OF
the season on the Omaha grounds The
second was made In the third inning, when.
with two out, Gagnier was passed to first
and came home on Fenion's triple.
Omaha tied the score in the third inning,
when Belden, King and Autrey made sin
giles before anyone was out. King made
the second run on Householder's out to
Davidson. That was all the run-getting
Omaha was able to indulge in.
Lincoln made the winning run In the
eighth inning. Davidson LED off the inning
with q single through King and Gagnier
boosted him on the second with sacri-
flee. Fenlon flew out to Householder and
81. Louis Jack Thomas drove the blonde
outfielder home with a single.
Hall with pitch this afternoon; 1t will be
ladies' day and the band will be on hand.
The Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-04-24
Three Daily Trains

The OVERLAND LIMITED to Chicago s:5S Pm.
The Business Mans Train to Chicago 600 p. NJ
The Daylight Special" to Chicago 725 A. M.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-04-24
Base BAH Team for Worthwhile.

SIOUX FALLS. s. d.. April 2S-(specdal.) }
The base ball enthusiasts OF Worthwhile
season possess one OF the leading ball teams
In the entire northern half OF eastern
South Dakota, and some OF the more
have the ability to defeat all other teams
in that part OF the state. II is expected the
names OF all the permanent players will be
ing OF those interested In putting the team
into the field the following officers were
=. II. Zol1er; treasurer. A. III. Townsend; I;
captain, Glen Martin.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-04-24
PLAY IN sANDsToRM AT PUEBLC
sioux City Has an Easy Time of Il
with the Indians

PUEBLO. Colo. April BIN a forty mile
wind and sandstorm which made play al
ing game Of the series by a score OF 1s TO g.
Play had TO be stopped numerous times on
account Of the sapdstorm, and often balls
fell safe which would ordinarily have been
handled. Jackson, who appeared for
Pueblo, was hit hard, using nothing but a
slow delivery. Nichols who went in In the
seventh inning, was more effective. Clan
ey's error being responsible for the scores
The score:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-04-24
DENvER FANs COAIE FoR OPENINe
They COncede Nothing as to Omaha's
Chances of GETTING. Pennant.

#. b. Semple, city passenger agent of
the Denver & Rio GFande at Denver, and
W. w. Walton, capitalist OF Denver, ar
rived in Omaha Thursday morning to at
tend the opening OF the Western league
season IN Omaha. These two fans and
rooters for the Denver team will concede
although Semple Is kind enough to say
that he might let the present champions
take one game out Of each series played in
Denver He says however. that they have
the Western league pennant cinched for
Denver and have already ordered the pole
from which to fly IT next year.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-04-24
ssse runnlngs0f ciymeer were the features

Totals. ..,.,s8 u = 10 q :
Omaha daily bee., 1908-04-24
Interest In BeIIevue-Doane Game.

Considerable interest Is being worked up
over the base ball game to be played next
Thursday between the college teams OF
Bellevue and DOane. The game will be
played on the Bellevue campus. Doane =
reported TO have a strong team this year
and Is anxious to redeem the honors lost
by the defeat on the gridiron last fall at
the hands OF Bellevue.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-04-24
LINCOLN,

gan. Bases on balls: Off Ragan, 2; off
gan. 2. Struck out: BY Ragan, 8; by Bonno,
4 Left on bases: Omaha, 8; Lincoln, G.
Double play; Thomas Ounassisted). Stolen
bases; Autrey (D Sacrifice hits; Autrey,
Householder, Austin, Davidson, Gagnier,
Reddick., Time: 35 Umpire; Haskell. At
tendance; 1000.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-04-24
DENvnn sTRIKEs AN EAsY mAnle
Des MOines All to the BAd An Both
Fielding ana PITCHING.

DENVER. April @--(special Telegram. y
Poor PLAYING on the part Of pes Moines
lapses gave the latter poorly piayed
game. Des Moines used three pitchers.
each a little easier than the others
succeeded by Merz The latter was aieo
unsteady but did not get e hit marked up
against him In three ana q half innings
WHITES home run in the first when the
bases were full was the feature. Score:
DENVER
Omaha daily bee., 1908-04-24

CoZAD, Neb., April a. Especial. )-Em-
ery's sluggers defeated cothenburg in the
second game Of the Gorn- Droppsrs League.
shut-out for the 9lugBefs, but at this stage
OF the game the sluggers awoke and with
the bases crowded, Bergman, the Slug
Omaha daily bee., 1908-04-24

SSstslSF'on Sost6n .....,...S '...,..;S 9 dSSSG
Two-base hit: sClymer Three-base hits
Gessler. Hits: q Off Burns. z in eight
innings; off Hughes, ? In one inning; Off
IN tSo n tSs g G9oif PI9
in two and one-third innings. Stolen
bases: Clymer tS), Mcbride. lie II on
bases: Washington II; Boston, Y. Bases
on balls: off Barns. i; off Burchell, a;
off Cicotte, 8. Bases on errors; Boston
8. Hit ypitched ball: BY Burchell, l..
Struck out. BY Burns 8; by Hughes, i;
by Burchell, 4; by Cicotte, 1. Passed
ball: Criger. Wild pitch: Pruitt. Time
2:05. Umpire: Oonnolly.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-04-24
war saunders Comes Soon.

War Sanders is expected to report TO the
Rourke family at once. He has closed all
ting himself in condition n the southland.
A new southpaw In the Sanders family has
been keeping Warfield at home, but he
writes that he expects 20 be able TO get
aWaV sOou
Omaha daily bee., 1908-04-24
PUEBLO.

Stolen bases; Campbell, Holmes, Andreas,
b Weed, spencer. Henry, 81. Matticks
Three base hits: Campbell. Matticks, O.
to Severeid. Home runs; Weed, Patterson.
Base for hitting batter: Nicholas, l. Sacri-
flee hits: Patterson, Granville. Smith. Pas
sed balls; smith. 1. Struck out; BY Starr 8;
9; off Starr, Wild pitch: Nichols, J.
Time; 1:66. Attendance, $50 Umpire:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-04-24

The Mosher-Isampman college defeated
the Happy Hollow club In a tWelve-inning
game BY score OF 70 Wednesday after
noon. In the ninth inning. with two men
out the score stood 4 10 5 In favor OF
the Happy Hollow club. when Merritt OF
the college made q home run, thus tying
the score. No more scores were MADE IN.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-04-24
STANDING OF THE TEAMS.
AMpR. ASSN.
WEST. LEAGUE.
NAT LEAGUE.
GAMES TODAY.

Western League--Lincoln at Omaha, Des
Moines at Denver, Sioux City at Pueblo.
National Leagte--Brookiyn at New York,
Philadelphia at Boston, Cincinnati al chi
caRo ST. Louis at Pittsburg.
American League-Chicago at st. Louis,
Detroit at Cleveland, New York at Phila-
delphia. Boston at Washington.
American Association - Milwaukee az
Columbus, Kansas City at Toledo, St. Paul
at Louisville, Minneapolis at Indianapolis
Omaha daily bee., 1908-04-24
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It means more in health,
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Omaha daily bee., 1908-04-24
SIGNAL coRPs WINS FAST, GAME
bellevue College Team Loses by One
Run I'm Close Contest.

Run in Close Contest.
The Signal Corps won a fast and inter
esting game from the Bellevue college team
on the latter's ground yesterday afternoon
before a large and enthusiastic crowd. The
Bellevues took the lead In the early
fluke hit over third. But this lead was
overtal6en by the Signal Corps In the sixth
inning by nice team work, winning out In
Cass and a Texas Lacquer by Halbe.
The features of the game were the fast
fielding by the Bellevues and the superb
pitching by Cass the soldiers twirler, who
held the Bellevues down 10 three hits ana
fourteen strikeoutS Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-04-24

Sacrifice hit: Flood. Struck out: BY sud
hoff, ]; by Minahan, /; by Rodebaugh, 4.
q Hits Off Mlnahan, in three and one
third innings; off Rodebaugh, 2 in four and
two-thirds innings. Two-base hits: Quin-
Ian, Harley. Three-base hit; Stanley. Left
on bases: Louisville. 2; St. Paul 5. Hit by
pitched ball: Burke, Dunleavy. Time: 1:0.
Umpires: Bierhalter and Hayes.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-04-24
Highlandere beat Athletics.
PHILADELPHIA. April 28.-Manning
| who replaced Newton, allowed Philadelphia
but two hits in eight Innings. Score:

Totals....-.SI 10 ~ ~ 1 Totals......s2 81 IS
sBatted for Newton in second.
eRatted for Oldring In ninth
Omaha daily bee., 1908-04-24

TWosbase hita. Cassidy, DoWnie Belden
Three base hits. Flournoy. Paige. Home
run: White. Stolen bases; Cassidy, DoWnie
white Sacrifice hits. White, PaiEe Fiour-
noy Bases on balls; off Paige I: OFF
CLARK, i; off Peterson. 4; off MefE. 81
Struck out. BY Paige. s; by Merx 2; hv
Moines. iS First base on errors: Denver,
81 Des Moines, i wild pitches, Peterson, q
Passed balls: Hopkins. Hit BY pitched
ball. McLear.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-04-24

-batted TOT UIuFlnB IN ninth.
FsiiadslPsla fsg EGPs KS 9 3 $50 g Is
Hits: Off Newton. 8 In one inning; off
Manning. 2 in eight innings; off Dygert
In three innings; off Carter, In six In
ninga T-Wo-base hit: MbeFfield Three
base hit: Stahi Sacrifice hits: Nichols,
Coombs. Double plays; Nichols, Murphy
and Davis Left on bases New York 10;
Phfladelphia, s. Bases on ballsf Off New
ton, /; off Manning, 1; Of Dygerts 2; off
Carter 2. Hit by pitched ball: By pygert,
by Carter, 3. Time. 2s0A. Umpires: Sheri-
dan and Hurst.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-04-24
SIGNAL CORPS
Tolals nnr ;;:i.;;;iii; Z .ii,iiii. ;sI o,nIInar
sAfsrvei oiit Hit by batted BAN

Marvel out. HIT by batted baII.
sIsHSI ssITsHue Corps lI....:....S ..:.SS &
Two-base hit: sherer. Three-base hit
Cass Sacrifice hits; larson. Haarmann,
Gilman. Z. Time Of game 40 Umpire; ST.
Clair.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-04-24
woodbine Normal wins Game.

LOGAN, Ia, April es.-(special. 1.-THE
Woodbine Normal school defeated the
Logan High schol in q closely contested
base ball game here this afternoon. At the
eleventh inning Woodblne had and
Logan 8.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-04-24
MIDDIEs LOSE DoAT RAoE
Harvard Finishes Half Length ii
Front After Hard struggle

ANNAPOLIS, Md, April BY less
than a half length of their shell today
the naval academy crew lost TO Harvard :
eight-oared crew one OF the most inter-
esting and spectacular races ever rowed
river. The time was: Harvard, 1880;
Navy, 1882.
The record for the course over which
the race was rowed is about one minute
faster than this. On account Of the tide
and wind Harvard preferred to row up
the Severn instead Of against the white
caps. This the Navy agreed TO.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-04-24

make a change Ia their lineup since the
season started. All the old-tin1ers are In
the top OF condition. forcing good men
like Howard and Hoffman to play the
bench. an
Omaha daily bee., 1908-04-24
CUBS WIN FROM THE REDS
Ewing's wildness Allows Locals to
Make Two Runs Early in Game.
AFTER THAT HE IS NvNc1BLE
Gift, sacrihce and single save the
Visitors from n shut Out
Overall Pitches Good
Game.

CHICAGO. April 2s.-Ewing pitched a
grand game after the second inning today.
His wild pitch in the first scored ono run.
and two punched hits with an out gave
the locals another in the second. A gift,
sacrifice and single saved the visitors
from shut out, Overall pitching himself
out Of several tight holes Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-04-24

Of suffering with throat ana lung trouble
Is quickly commuted by DR.. Kings New
Discovery. 90 and u.oo For sale by
Beaton Drug CO
Omaha daily bee., 1908-04-24
City Ticket Office
1924 FarnaIn ST., Omaha
f. A. NASH.
GENERAL WESTERN AGENT.

gers right fielder. drove out for a homI
run. This started the fireworks. and the
Sluggers romped around twelve times, the
game ending with score Of ~ TO In
favor Of the Sluggers Batteries; Sluggers,
Keeley and Fisher; Gothenburg, Lowell and
Van.
Henderson Emery. president, Corn
Droppers' league, at Cczad, Is looking for
one more good pitcher.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-04-24

The White Sox are not playing the luck
OF the other Chicago team and have sew
eral men out OF the game. Anderson has
been playing in the outfieid and Davis has
been forced 10 play second. Davis is haroly
q beginner.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-04-24
HroolEIyn Wins fropl New York.
NEW YORK.
Totals. .,....A 9 81 10
Batted for Ames in the seventh.
-Batted for Taylor In the ninth.

New York. ........O . / . 90 . Q ii
Home run; Alperman. Hitst ore
Ames, In seven innings; off Taylor
n Two innings. Stolen bases: Alperman,
UNIInhiiin: NIahi,: Deyiin; Double plays; Deviin to
Bases on balls: off Wilhelm, =: off
Ames, 2, Bases on errors: New York.
Wilhelm, !. Struck out: BY WiIhein
8; by Taylor, 1. Time: 1:l9. Umpires:
Emslie and Rudderham.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-04-24

owen showed that he was clearly in tha
game Wednesday when he held the Maps
Come were wanting &c put him In the d
and o class,
Omaha daily bee., 1908-04-24

The Minneapolis lineup looks very Ia
niliar 10 the Omaha fans. as Il contains
half a dozen OF the Yanisans, They made
eighteen hits off the Columbus champions
the other day.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-04-24
oIIIcAno-


Hits: or White. II In seven innings; off
Aitroek, IN one inning. Base on errors:
man. Anderson. Three-basa hit: 6tovali
Sacrifice hits: Turner NJ Clarke. Stolen
bases: Turner, Birmingham, Davis, Donc-
ohue; Birmingham and N. Clarke. Bases
on balls: White Hit by pitched ball BY
White, l. Left on bases: Cleveland. s. Chi
rock. J. Time: las umpires: o'Loughlin
Omaha daily bee., 1908-04-24
CleveLand shata Out Chlcarn

CLEVELAND, O., April 9a.-cieveIand
shut out Chicago today, taking two out Of
three In the series. baltimore was a pug
throw 70 the plate by Birminghan cut off
Shicago's only chance to score. White was
Omaha daily bee., 1908-04-24

WASHINGTON, April 28.-Washlngton
scored lls frat home victory To-Day, DE-
featlng Boston 9 10 A. Boston used three
pitchers The pitching II hurns ana fhs
Omaha daily bee., 1908-04-24

til the twelfth inning. when the college
boys succeeded in placing another run to
their credit. Both pitchers were in excel
lent form for SO early IN the season, Busby
OF the college striking three men out in
Omaha daily bee., 1908-04-24
ST. LouiR
DETROIT
sBatted for How'd M nlr

s.. Louis ii'........:..oo ....:..::....o SYSSSf -
Two-base hits; Cobb. Coughlin, o.Leary.
Ihree-base hits. Mcintyre Schaefer
Stone. Sacrifice hit: O'LAary. stolen
base; Cobb. Double plays; schaefer and
hossman; oLeary. schaefer and Rossman;
Jones. Left on bases: Detroit, 8; st, louis
3 Bases on errors: Detroit, 1; ST IOuis
4. Struck out; BY Killian g. by FIoWeIl
i. Time: las. Umpire Evans.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-04-24
Plratea shut Out CnrdinnIn.

,lPlTTsBURG, April 93--A home run by
mnsoh IN the seventh inning OF the second
game of the series with St roufs % -
Pittsburg victory to day by a score OF
20 Q. Both pitchers were strong, and Let
I@ieiq @ pulled himself out of two holes bv
stIlkins out the batter when two men
were on bases. Score;
Omaha daily bee., 1908-04-24
TotaIs..,...ss "a n 10

Home run: Dahlen. Hits: Off Moren &
m Tour innings; off Brown, in four in
nnings Sacrifice hit; Sweeney Stolen base
Magee. Double plays: Dahlen, Ritchey and
ndcCann, sweeney, Ritchey and Mc(sann.
t,eft on bases; Boston. 8; Philadelphia, &.
"a SSse p on 9alis; Rff Yonne, 1; off Moren, i;
Philadelpilia 1j sszr,sl,1a at "a, Vo,,S'
pire; KLEIN. -
brooi<Iyn Wins from New York.
,Isl1W NEW YORK. April 2s.--Brookiyn had
vttte vvtte trouble In winning from New
IN hand at all stages after the fifth in
ning; Alperman for the visitors made
hhosu1anoe hss1a riSs aonply sure by batting out a
Omaha daily bee., 1908-04-24
GAMES IN AMERIoAN ASSOCIATION
Bateman pitches Eneetive Game and
NFfIVxauhee wins from Columbus.

Milwaukee Wins from Columbus.
COLUMBUS, O.. April 2.-Bateman's
pitching today was the most effective
shown against Columbus this season and
Milwaukee won. TO /. There was con-
siderable wrangling Catcher Wroth was
put out OF the game and pitcher Curtis
sent off the bench. Score.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-04-24
GAMES IN THE AMERICAN LEAGUE

Detroit Bunches Hits I'm Third and
Wins from Detroit.
DETROIT, April 2s.-Detroit got to How
Ell tor a triple double and single with two
result right there. Killian pitched a fine
game. with uncertain support at times.
-Four double plays. divided evenly by the
on both sides. Score
Omaha daily bee., 1908-04-24
'Batted for Ewing in I9iais,.''" Sia.b. q Ii Q

Cincinnati ..o...I o o Q O q 81
Two base hit; Steinfeldt. Sacrifice hits.
LoDert Cd, Paskert. Left on bases chi
caso, z; Cincinnati, z. Bases on balls; OFF
SNeral, .. Bases on errors: Cincinnati q
SIruck out: BY overall, 3; by Ewing &
MIG pitch: Ewing. Time LIS. Umpire;
Omaha daily bee., 1908-04-24

stolen bases; RANDALL lzli Hoth. 5Acrl-
off Taylor, 3; off Bateman, j. Two-base
hit: Randeil. Three-base hit. McChesney.
Double plays: Robinson, McCormick and
Robinson and Brown Struck out; BY Tay-
ior, Time; :s6 Umpire: KERN.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-04-24
anortinr GonaIn.

The spring Is the time when the slow
ball pitchers shine, but when the weather
waxea warm they will have to make way
for the boys who can speed them over.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-04-24
HOston blanks PhiIadeIphia.

BOSIQN, April 23.-Boston batted Moren
from the box In four innings TODAY and
Brown, who succeeded him, was unable to
sheeK ch9et the hitting streak, the home team
ssnuttlng Philadelphia out to O Young
kept the hits scattered. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-04-24
Hoo.ler. shut oat MIIIer..

INDIANAPOLIS, April 23-IndlanEpolis
shut out Minneapolis today. Only four hits
were made Oft Druhot. Score:
sBattod for Whitmcfe IN NINTH
Omaha daily bee., 1908-04-24
DistIlIers shut out saints.

LOUISVILLE, KY, April 23-Louisville
gave St. Paul its ninth straight defeat to-
day by knocking Minahan off the slab In
the fourth inning. Rodebaugh relieved
Minahan and pitched good ball. Score;
InIfIsVIIIE ST PAIL
Omaha daily bee., 1908-04-24

Mike Donlin is not doing q thing 70 the
ball since his return to the fray. Resides
hitting hard he also hit hard In the pinch
and won close game Wednesday BY q
home run.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-04-24

IWo-pase hits: Wagner, Hostetter Home
run Wilson: Sacrifice hits: Wagner
plays Hostetter and shaw: Ahbsfichin
wagner and Swacina. Left on bases;
PPiittsburg, 2; st. Louis l. Bases on balls;
III III Lelfield, q off Lush, 2. Bases on errors
Flttspurg, Il st. Louis, l. Struck out: BY
Leifield, g; by Lush, l. Time: 1:45. UNI
Omaha daily bee., 1908-04-24

Struck out: BY Fiene, 6; by Druhot 2
Hit by pitcher O'Neill. Two-base hits;
O'Brien, Davidson. Three-base hits: Carr
Sacrifice hits: Coulter Williams, Druhot
Base on balls: Off Druhot, 4; off Fiene. T.
Stolen bases: Hayden (O, Livingston,
Druhot. Passed ball: Black. Umpires
List and Kane. Time: 1:46
Omaha daily bee., 1908-04-24

GLEEPNG cars, parlOr
~ cars, dining cars, chair
~ cars and coaches every
inch Of them kept pure, health
full, sweet and clean by the
wonderful new Vacuum Clean
ing System, installed by the
Omaha daily bee., 1908-04-24
LineoIn stnrta Fnat.

Chicago club would take. Fox lit on the
second ball pitched for clean single and
was sacrificed to aecond by Davidson. Gag
nier picked out one OF pats choice ones
TO his liklng and Fox trotted home. 1t was
beginning 70 look bad for the home root
ere, especially after Thomas had reached
first on sAustn'a error. with GaEnier on
third ana Thomas on first a double steal
vas attempted and Gonding seemed to get
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ni6t ben GinOrud elmer sf06iu
mudt: sic luollen alio 8o9in seue4
fen iein; 6uben sic benn Elm 3eug-
nib barii6,r2 &1din: @in9 - .
bite. 81!
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GirnDers. Dem 9rotfiIiaIIeis
ter Soiepb Dolf lag sur 2uft, pab Ct
fein 8inb in Der unmenI9li6If.n
Weiie miBbonoeli bat. Tie Srau bes
9lnsptIastsn entfGlus iid oes 3eus=
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ben tonnts, OF bas &inb, ME bic glns
tldge ang.npmnen bate. einmal na1
elmer berartisen MiBbnnblung ;pet
Sage bepubtlps mar. Die bIutunters
laufsnen Stellsn an tem &0rpsr oss
Rinbes 5a!ten Bel iciHer llnteriuauns
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8oriidtis. Re9tsanpult
gu sinsm 9antnOtenfdlid:p: sd
bin bereit. Sbrs 9ertbe:pisuns Sll
libernehmen seaen elm Sonorur pom
Runoert Wldrt aablbur in
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rmNuf Oiel Rubm tonn id 3uriids
bliden. sroBe S9la6ten babe id 9es
DOnnen. gOIOsne 2Orbeeren bobe i3
mir ertGmpft = blob oen Sduss
fdlifHel = Den babe id mir rO&
ni6t ero6ert!"
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mir einen 3abn 5u o:::ben9"
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@sInbaufen Sn Dem 9OrFs
Wittsenborn ueritar6 Der 90 Sabre
alte 0eiBbinoer unb Mebs.r Sdmiot
an Slutpersiitune, Die er iih beim
3srlegen zines tranten S9psines 5us
geSogen bate.
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Dom SnfuntertssR sRegiment 90. 1855
pat iid erIdoFsn.
W alsfelo. Sn BEN Radbdrs