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MARE ISLAND NAVY YARD.
Contracts for Furnishing Supple
8 x.-nr r. ell


Awarded.
WASHINGTON, March 28.-Contracts for
furnishing the Mare Island Navy Yard
with quantity of supplies. consisting of
cement, spikes, lumber, bolts, hardware,
tools, metals, iron, steel, paints, pipe,
etc., the proposals for which We're opened
in the provisions and clothing division of
the Navy Department on the I'D inst,
have been decided upon, and awards will
be made in few days as follows:
Durham, Carrigan IL Hayden, San
Francisco-Class l, 1924 81; class 3, $50 So:
cass 9, $50 81; class IL, Si4 03; class Is,
$26 so.
Aquila Rich, New York-Class 10.
800 10; class 16 Sl2 80.
A. S. Carman, Oakland-Class 2, 81 ,5S4;
class 4, 81, sol 81.
a. Howell, San Francisco-Class s,
$3.50.
L. NJ. Kellogg, San Francisco Class 10,
S24 10.
f. w. Wooms, San Francisco-Class Z,
Sll3 so.
A. Gallatin, San Francisco-Class 5,
S53 IS; class 4, S34 80; class IL, So, $50.
Miller, Sloss IL Scott, San Francisco
Class II, So 30.
Standard Oil Company, San Francisco
Glass 10, 49,
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CONGRESSIONAL.
Yesterdays Proceedings In the House
and Senate.

l.
and Senate.
WASHINGTON, March 2S.-Althoueh the
news had gone forth that the Committee
on Rules would not to-day report reso-
luton for the consideration of the silver
bill, yet the galleries were filled with
spectators, and there was an air of an xiety
pervading the members in the chamber.
The Speaker laid before the House a
communication from Representative Jos.
McKenna of the Third District of Cali
fornia. The communication was spread
upon the journal.
The Speaker also laid before the House
communication from ID. ID. Donovan OF
the Sixth Ohio District, stating that on
page 1850 OF the Congressional Record he
was recorded as voting in the negative on
Burrows motion to lay the bill the silver
bid on the table. He was not in the hall
when his name was called on this or any
other roll pertaining to the silver bill.
AS his physician had given positive or
derS that he should not leave his room.
he was obliged to write instead of max
ing an explanation in person before the
House. The Speaker stated that the cor
rection would be made. and the com
munication was spread upon the journal.
On motion of Dockery of Missouri a
resolution was adopted calling on the
Secretary of the Treasury for informa-
ton as to whether the present capacity of
the mints was sufficient to execute the
authorized coinage.
Mr.. Blount of Georgia, from the Com
mittee on Foreign Affairs, reported the
diplomatic and consular appropriation
bill. Referred to Committee of the
Whole.
The floor was then claimed by and
awarded to the Committee on the Dis
trict of Columbia. After passing num-
Der of district bills the House adjourned.
IN THE SENATE.
WASHINGTON, March 28.-After a num-
Der of bills of no general Importance had
been introduced and referred, the Senate,
Oh motion of Sherman, went into execu-
tive session and when the doors reopened
the Senate adjourned.
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sPRECKELs FALLS INTO LINE.
His Philadelphia Refinery Sold TO the
Sugar Trust

His Philadelphia Refinery Sold TO the
Sugar Trust.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 2S.-John d.
Spreckels has confirmed the dispatch an
nouncing the sale of the Philadelphia
Refinery to the Havemeyer combine, but
says that he is not as yet in possession of
any of the details. Mr.. Sprecl1els fur
Their said that the sale of the Philadel-
phia concern would have no effect upon
the business of the refineries here, which
would continue as usual.
DECLINE TO TALK ON THE SUBJECT
NEW YORK, March 2S.-The executive
officers of the American Sugar Refining
Company would neither deny nor affirm
the report that the Spreckels Sugar REIN
cry at Philadelphia was turned over to the
company on Saturday in consideration of
S7,OO,0O0 in sugar certificates. Claus
Spreckels is stopping at the Fifth Avenue,
and was asked to confirm or deny the
rumor. He said: II can't talk now.
Some other time l will see you. At
present Pm in hurry to go out'
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Supposed to Have suicided.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 2s.-M. Hacken,
who for eighteen years was engaged in
the candy business in this city, left here
January 10th to purchase a store in
Fresno: After getting the business well
started he left the residence of his sister,
Mrs. j. Homan, in Fresno, for this city,
ana from that hour was never seen alive.
He completely disappeared, and there
was absolutely no clue to his where
abouts until last Sunday, when his wife
Identified the effects of a drowned man
washed ashore at Mare Island on Thurs
day as being those of her missing hus-
band. 1t is supposed that he committed
suicide while temporarily insane.
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WILLFUL MURDER.
Verdict of the Coroner's Jury in the
Deeming Case.

Deeming Case.
LIVERPOOL, March 28.-The Coroner's
Jury investigating the deaths of the
woman and four children, whose bodies
were found under the floor of the Din
ham Villa at Rainhill, continued to-day.
Among the witnesses was Bertha Deem
ing. sister of the murdered woman, who
is the wife of Albert Deeming, brother of
the the murderer. Another witness was
the proprietor of the hotel where Deem
ing stayed before moving TO Rainhill and
two or three cabmen, two cementers, a
joiner and a bar-maid. They all testified
at great length as to the movements Of
Deeming, the repairs made at Dinham
Villa, the introduction of his wife as
sister, and other facts III connection with
the case as already told in these dis
patches. Mrs. Mather, mother of the
murderer's Australian victim, also testi-
fed. The jury returned a verdict Of
wiliful murder against Deeming.
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The warspite Sails for Victoria,

SANTA BARBARA, March 2S.-The Brit
ish cruiser Warspite sailed from here at
l:30 o'clock to-day, her destination being
Esquimalt. In speaking of Behring Sea
matters, some of the chief officers said
that it was improbable that they would
go to Behring Sea, but they would know
ments until they reached British Column
bia. An invitation has been extended to
the Warspite to visit Santa Barbara dur
ing.th Flower Carnival in April. The
officers and men all expressed desire to
return.
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French Camp, four miles south of this
city. The body had been in cut two, the
lower half being wedged between the ties
on the trestle and the upper half laid
under and to one side of the trestle, just
at the waters edge. The track walker
reported the discovery and the Coroner's
deputy gathered up the pieces. At the
inquest this evening it was learned that
drunk and it is supposed that he started
to walk to the ranch and laid down on
the track. Deceased was German, about
30 wears of apa
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looking to tho Fnt1,re.

ROME, March 2S.-It is stated on good
authority that Pope Leo MIL, III antici-
patton of the future difficulties which
the Holy See may encounter, has de-
posted in bank, TO be paid to his sue
cessor, the sum OF 100000 lire, which has
been saved by economies introduced at
the Vatican.
The Pope has notified Archbishop Ire
land that no doctrinal decision will ba
taken in regard to the socialistic question
III the United States.
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SOCIAL SCANDAL.
Sensational Developments Looked For
in Il VIII Contest.

Sensational Developments Looked For
In Il VIII Contest.
CITY OF MEXICO, March ga scandal
has arisen over the property of Louis
Huller, who died suddenly in Tucson,
Arizona, recently while en- route to Cali
tornia. HulIer had large interests in
Mexico, and had been heavily inter
ested in the International Company
of Lower California (Bajapa), and in
many railroad concessions. He married
Mexican lady. The estate was large,
and by his will he left certain property to
children in Germany, heretofore I'M
known, and now another wife appears,
an American, who claims portion of the
property. Huller married her in the
United States and was never divorced
from her there. However, the Mexican
wife, by Mexican law is the legal spouse
in this country. The widow here will
contest the will, and sensational develop
mentS are expected.
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Shooting Mt a Social Gathering.

CHICAGO. March 2S.-J. C. Frost, a
Pullman car conductor, was shot in the
eye last night by Michael Hogarty, a
lockmaker. in a@quarrel over Rose Nell
son, to whom Hogarty was to be married
this evening. The shooting took place at
a social gathering, and in order to reach
Frost Hogarty had to aim over the
shoulder of one of the girl friends of his
atiianced. Frost will probably die.
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Kern County Murder Case.

BAKERSFIELD, March 2S.-The trial of
j. S. Gulart, charged with the murder OF
Martin Hams, picking his remains and
then feeding the same to his employees on
his ranch in San Luis Obispo County,
was set for trial in the Superior Court to-
day, but the jury was discharged and the
case continued on account of the illness
of one of the attorneys and another being
engaged in another important case in
San Bernardino. Judge Conklin said
that he would set the time for trial about
the middle of MAY.
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Chicago BoodIe Cases.

CHICAGO, March 2S.-Just before adj
journment for the day the Grand Jury in
the Doodle cases voted to indict Herley.
who, beside being member of the Board
of Education, is an ex-member of the
State Senate. The Indictment voted will
not be returned into court until to-mor-
row. Testimony was given to-day by Otis
Jones, who swore to paying Herley,
through third parties, over 81, 200 for con-
tracts
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Executed by Electricity.

SING SING IN. W, March 2S.-Jeremiah,
Cotto, the ignorant Italian who murdered
Louis Frankelos in Brooklyn last July,
was killed by electricity this morning at
10:40 o'clock. The preliminaries of the
execution did not differ any from those
in the past. Five shocks were given the
condemned man. His right leg, where
the electrode was applied, was severely
burned, and his face was horribly dis
colored, even more so than any previous
criminal executed in similar manner.
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WEATHER NOTES.
Rain in the Valleys and Snow in the
Mountains.

Mountains.
North SAN JUAN, March 2S.-Satur-
day night, after strong, cold wind all
day, light rain fell, changing to snow
yesterday morning, when three inches
fell, followed by light rain all day. AT
noon to-day there were no signs of abat-
ing.
ONTARIO, March 2S.-A rainfall yester-
day OF % Of an inch was Of great benefit
to the grain and Chino beet fields For
the season the total rainfall is 7.3O inches.
BAKERSFIELD, March 2S.-For the past
forty-elght hours the weather has been
very cold, and over half an inch of rain
has fallen.
STOCKTON, March 2S.-The rainfall and
hail here yesterday afternoon was very
heavy. In places it measured 80 of an
inch.
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Homicide I'm Texas.

HILLsBoRo (Tex.l, March 2s.-Shortly
after II O'Clock last night, M. B. Fisher,
one of the best-known citizens of Hill
County, was shot and killed by Thomas
w. Nash, his son-in-law. An air of mys-
terry peryaded the affair and develop
ments of an interesting character are ex-
pected. Nash is already indicted in the
District Court for assaulting and attempt
ing to murder Mexican some two
months since
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Physicians Bamed.

CARSON New, March 2S.-Ernest
Trevert, nine-year-old inmate of the
Orphans Home here, became stone-blind
about the middle of last week. The fol-
and the third day went insane. To-day
a rapid change took place and the boy
shows every sign of recovering his lost
senses. The case has baffied the doctors
and has no parallel
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BIood-TIorse IAssociation.

SAN Francisco, March 2S.-At meet
ing of The Pacific Coast Blood Horse AS
ISOLATION this afternoon the resignation OF
Dan Burns as President and Director
was accepted. The vacancy in the board
was filed by the election of Thomas IL.
Williams, and Colonel II. /. Thornton
was then elected President. Theodore
Winters was elected Presiding Judge.
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4 Merry Murderer.

MUsoUIz (Mexico], March %. = Jose
Gonzales, police officer, yesterday made
an unprovoKed assault on Manuel o.
Iniz, Judge of the Peace. He started
out of town, and was pursued by three
policemen. Gonzales Kept them at bay
with revolver, killing two OF the officers
a shot from the third mans pistol
brought Gonzales to the ground He was
taken to jail, but refused TO lie down and
die, saying he supposed he would die as
he liked, and sat IL chair till he bled to
death
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Browns VALLEY (Minn.), March Is
Indian Agent McCussick, at the Sisseton
Agency, has sworn in hundred more
native policemen to guard the lines.
Many men are camped along the line, and
make raids into the reserves whenever
they can
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Murder and snicida

SEATTLE, March 2S.-The Tines special
from Obrien (Wash.) says: Late last
evening, during a bar-room row. Mike
Crowley, barkeeper, shot and instantly
killed Richard Horn. Crowley then put
pistol to his own head and fired three
times. Thelast shot was fatal. Crowley
was single man, 40 years old. Horn
was aged 81 He leaves widow and four
small children. There was no enmitS
between the men. The tragedy was the
result Of over-indulgence in liquor.
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California Pensions.

WASHINGTON, March %. = California
pensions: Original Adriana Burrows,
Robert Cummings, Jacob II. circuit,
James M. Roberts, Richard Cuby, Milton
III. Diedrich, Francis NJ. Smith, George
w. Hollenbeck, Michael German. Will
lam Fisher; original widows = Marie
Hochreiter; Mexican survivor-George
w. Hazelton.
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Temescal Tin Mines.

SAN DIEGO, March 2s.-Lloyd Booth,
President of the immense iron foundry
and machine works of the Booth Com
panv at Youngstown, o., who has been
at the Hotel del Coronado for several
days, left for the north to-day. On Tues
day he will, in company with United
States Marshal Gard, visit the Temescal
mines, and if the prospect of the proper
ties justify, he will erect one of the largest
tin-plate works in the United States in
connection with his iron plant at Younes-
town.
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A Justice of the Peace Arrested.

OAKLAND, March sc. J. de Lancy. a
Justice of the Peace from Ell Cajon, San
Diego County, was arrested in Oakland
to-day on charge of felony embezzle-
ment. He is said to have several charges
pending against him for making collec-
tons and falling to make returns. 1t is
also stated that he failed to pay his board
bills in San Francisco. De Lancy saws
he does not know what he was arrested
for. He says he had two notes for collec-
ton, but he returned one
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REPRESENTATIVE McKENNA.
Speaker Crisp Notified of His Resfg-
nation.

SpcdEII SIlSp NotlIiSu Oh Ills ReSfp-
nation.
WASHINGTON, March 2S.-Representa-
tive McKenna to-day notified Speaker
Crisp that his resignation as Representa-
tive in Congress from the Third District
in California, to take effect to-day, had
been sent to the Governor of California.
Mr.. Mex enna's letter was read to the
House. This will, therefore, be his last
day Of service. AS a compliment to Mr.
McKenna, the House Committee on Pub
lie Buildings and Grounds decided TO re-
port favoiably the Oakland Postoffice
BILL and they promised him that they
would do all they could to secure it's pas
sage. Representative McKenna is popu-
lar among both Democrats and Republic
cans of the House, and it is reasonably
sure the bill will be passed out of compli-
ment to him as he is leaving Congress.
Mckenna will leave for California one
week from tomorrow.
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TROUBLES IN VENEZUELA.
Fear of English Interference Before
Winter Is Over.


Winter Is Over.
New YORK, March ga letter from
Caracas says: Most of the men who are
in a position to know the state of the case
believe that under the present political
trouble at Caracas over the ambitions Of
Presidential candidates there will arise
serious trouble that will create an excuse
for England's interference, and before
winter is over the guns of British men-of-
war will be trained on the Notifications
of Venezuelan seapcrts. What may
be the result no man may predict. w hat
the United States will have to do with
this impending clash between England
and Venezuela is this: In the event of
trouble Venezuela will call upon the
United States for protection. When that
call is made the United States will have
very much to do with all this bother and
tribulation on the blood-spotted shores of
the Spanish MAN,
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Pat Rooney Dead

NEW YORK, March 28.-Pat Rooney,
the Irish comedian, died to-day of
pneumonia after three days illness. He
was aged "A and a member of the Elks
and Actors Fund. He leaves widow
and six children.
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Assault TO Murder Trial.

BAKERSFIELD, March 28.-Benito b.
joreos is being tried in the Superior Court
to-day for an assault with intent to muir
der Jesus Appoduca last January at San
Imigdio, thirty-iive miles south of this
place. lie climbed in the window and
shot AppoGuca while in bed.
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GERMAN POLITICS.
The Government Abandons the
Educational Bill.
GREAT REJOICING AMONG nHF
NATIONAL LIBERALS.

Inquiries Into the Case of Two Broth
ers Confined in Russian Prison on
Charge of Killing a Peasant Re-
veal Practice of Wholesale Murder
of Emigrants on the Frontier-It ia
Estimated by the Police That the
Two Brothers Have Murdered at
Least Forty Persons.
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ATairs IfnaIlv Settled

SAN DIEGO, March 2s.-The affairs of
the San Diego Daily Sun, which have
been very complicated for weeks, were
settled to-day, Warren Wilson getting
full possession of the Sun property as
proprietor and editor
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RnDY CUT N TWO

AIa,gled Remains OF Farm I4aborer
Found at a Railroad Crossing,
STOCKTON, March 2s.-The mangled
remains of a farm laborer, known as
.tShorty.n were found early this morning
at the railroad crossing of the slough near
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Colored Minister Assassinated

AUGUSTA (Ga.), March 2S.-Bishop
Jones, noted colored minister at Allen
dale, was assassinated while in his pull
pit. The murderer escaped. \ difference
Of faith caused the trouble.
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DRYTowN Call, March ga slight
shock Of earthquake was felt here at 1870
this morning. accompanied by rum bling
sound, travelling from west to east.
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Postal Changes.

WASHINGTON. March 2S.-Lizzie NJ.
Calder has been commissioned Postmis-
tress at Willows, CAL, and James J..
Chatham at Nogales, Ariz.
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POWDER WORKS BLOWN UP.
The Nitro lycerine House at Pin
ole Completely Wrecked.
ALL THE employees FORTUNATELY
ESCAPE INJURY.

Further Particulars of the wrec1Sing
of the Steamer Ventura on the Men
docino Coast-A Murder and Sui
eide the Outcome of a Drunken
Row at O'Brien, washineton-The
British Cruiser Warspfte Sails for
v1ctoria-weather Notes.
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Justice Lamar SerIouslv III

WASHINGTON, March 2S.-Justice La
mar is seriously i'll, and his friends are
alarmed.
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work, an elaborate affair, will be sent to
every member of the visiting body fully
two weeks before he leaves the East.
Very frequently speakers remarked
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Mbamt Gies.

Sn bieIem Sabre perben 1i6 bier
Sabrbunbefte erfiiaen, felt Der groBe
&e9enmeiiter Nbam &ies geboren tpurs
De. Sites, nibt &tele, lit Der ri6tige
Same. Wer iemals periuft bat, r0z
miide 3ifern 5uiammenSusdblen ober
gar gu tbeilen, er mtrb begreifen ipel6
CROKER @pbltbdter Der Meni6beit unb
befonbers Der bas &e1nen Iernenben
SSuaeub Der alte Nbam Sites gemorben
lit, dl5 er Das bequeme &ednen nit 0en
pOblgeorDnet untereiEanDer gu ieBens
ben oeutideu oDer ri6tiger arabii6en
9ifern einfiibrte.
Nuf bitiem Wege erit mar es mogli6,
Nufgaben, fir Die bis babin bas ,3dblz
brett nit 2lnien unb &ehenpfenniaen
permanbt murbe, nit Der Seber id1nea
uno iider 81 l0ien. &tes bate BEN
uebergang gum 3sbneripitem gefUnbetl.
@r telbit nennt biefes neue 8erfabz
rem bag Hednen init Der Seber".
1892 in Stahelneii geboren, fam Gies
idon nit % Sabren mad 9~lnnaberg,
oa Der re d aufgebliitbe er3gebiraii6e
Silberberabau in Wiieni6aften urb
aiinlten tiidtige ardfte in Menge ane
Sog. @s mar chen bamalS Die 8liitbez
5eit oes ld6lii6en Gr5gebirges.
Sa6 Sahr Der &ntOeduitg Mmerifas
aber bra6te Dieier @ntmidelung nur
nnbeil; Denn felt Der nelle @rbtbeil
Wtetalli6abe in REDEEM Mabe gu ipenz
ben beaann, ging Der @rtrag Der erSges
birgiiden ger9mennsarbeit 5urld;
urD heute iln0 bic emit 10 rei6eu
Serqitdpte, penn tie li6 nift gu Saz
b%rlfltdoten ME N%nnaherg umgeltaltet
BADEN gu perfiimmernoen 2anDltdot6en
berabgelunfeu.
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gprnrs,s rur tpol,r t,arei

Gine re6t intereHante Netbeit auf
Dem 0ebiete Ger @leftrote6nit, bic nas
mentlih Die OamenlDeIt beionDers arz
mutben fiirfie, bat Der pplnii6e 6ore
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b'eier Gage in Mien bemonitrirt. IS
lit ein eletirildes Sab CUR @rfrilGung
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fem 3pef miro Elm gelpllies Guantum
atmoipbarti6cr @leftrieitdt Dem 9aOez
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fOll 8eraoeSu iiberruidenD ieIn: allere
perionen erbiellen, mie Serr BON Narz
ftemic3 perll6ert unD bur6 3eugiiilc
bo6geltelter 8amen Der petersburger
uuO Barrier @elell6aft aud belegt,
einen 3eint, Der an %roliBer 0rilde Oenlz
ieHigen zines bliibenoen lieb5ebniabris
gen Widbdjen nidts na6giebt. Sic
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nod neutrality-suspicious., I'M @esens
tbeil, ba5 eleftril6e SAB f0rOert Die
characterization inter Der Saut unb
mirft 10 belebeno auf ben Organi8mu5.
6reili1 bat bas Sing mie allies in Der
91elt aud feline S6aitenieite. Sic
0erjingung mabrt nur ie66 biz Sebn
Stunoen, ne piirOe alio geraoe nur fir
cine 8allna6t auSrei6en.