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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-05-14

THE BUREAU OF INFORMATION.

& Letters are constantly being re
ceived from the United State:
making applications for informa
, ton on all sorts of questions per.
tanning to these islands. The let
ters are piling up unanswered.
1t certainly seems very foolish
to allow the opportunity given Ha-
Waii by the bounteous advertising
of the past year, to go by default.
! Yet this will certainly be the case
unless some agency is established
by which the information sought
by intending investors and settlers
can be furnished them. The Bu-
reau of Information, if not actually
] defunct, is in state of suspended
animation which puts it apparently
out of the active field. Unless it
! can be "medicined" into fresh vi
tally, some other way of meeting
the needs for which it was estab-
hshed will have to be devised.
There are two ways, either of
which seems feasible enough. The
first is for the Planters Labor and
Supply Company to take the mat
ter up and pay a man especially to
answer correspondence and work
up information in a concise and
useful shape. The other way is
for the Government to undertake
the same thing. There does not
eeem to be any objection to such
governmental activity, as it would
simply be part of comprehensive
national attempt to build up a good
agricultural population.
It is not material which of these
courses is adopted if only some
thing is done, and done speedily.
The suggestion has been made that
Honolulu needs a board Of trade,
and that such an organization
would do a very useful work. 1t
does not matter much whether the
|8ctive commercial society needed
"a called Chamber of Commerce,
Planters' Supply Company, or a
oard of Trade, if only the work
shich ought TO be done is taken up |
ith energy and enterprise.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-05-14

The decision of the New York
Supreme Court throwing out the
votes of women for school commits
sioners has resulted in a more
active movement than ever among
the sex in that State for constitu-
tional amendment which shall give
them, not the limited suffrage with
which they would have been con-
tent in the first place, but equal
franchise with men. The suffra-
gists who a little while ago were so
incensed against the Supreme
Court may yet have cause th rank
that tribunal among their best
friends.-Exchange.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-05-14
The Club No. 2.

Starts from March l. and the drawings will be
made every other Saturday
Start now, pay $3.50 week from the date above
named and you will soon be the possessor of the
finest Bicycle ever made
1t costs you Sl5 when you get your Wheel the
balance is paid by the week in amounts that anyone
afford
Cheaper than fare.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-05-14

The use Of the telephone is be-
coming more and more general in
that go-ahead country, Japan. At
the end of 1893 there were 1915
subscribers to the exchange at
Toxic, 351 in Yokohama and 1872
in Kobe. This gives a total of 1889
subscribers, as against only 1857
at the end of 1892. The number,
therefore, more than doubled itself
during the year.-Electrical Re-
view.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-05-14

A morning session" in the
House of Commons begins at 2
o'clock in the afternoon and, unless
terminated earlier, lasts until Z.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-05-14

Daily Advertiser, rs cents per
Delivered by Carrier.
Tensas gazette., 1894-08-10
THE PUNISHMENT Of AN
ARGHISTS.

All The nations of Europe have
since the murder ot President Uar>
not been engaged in framing new
and more stringent laws against
the Anarchists. IU France the most
Important and strongly fought
articles in the anti>Ausrchist bIii -
~ oh,hiting the report oi Anarchist
trials 10 any newspaper--was
passed by a vote of 34S tc 120.
while IN Italy a like measure Was
apopted some weeks ago by vO;r
of lSS to l6. These are large and
encouraging najorities. especial, !,
in France, where the Radicals we,r
expected TO come to the reliei ol
the Socialists. aud where some OF
the moderates do not like the ex-
treme features Of the proposed law
England, 1t is thought, will be sat
isfied with it's present laws on the
subject, and the other European
countries already have statutes "a
we're enough, and will not need e
frame any Others, France ant
Italy ware the weak points in th,
lines of protection against anarch
ism, the countries in which it wa
most active aud has secured tb,
rreatest number Of recruits,
Tensas gazette., 1894-08-10
A RIVER BOUNDARY.
Pending Legislation and IFS Eject
on Warren County.

SAYS the Vicksuurg Commmer>
cial>H prald: Legislation now pend
ing 10 COngress-baving passed th"
House-baviDg for it's object the
making Of the present main stream
or current of the Mississippi river
the boundary between the States
of Louisiana aud Arkansas on the
west shore of the river aud Mlssls-
sippi on the east bank. is not re-
garjed with special faver IN this
bailiwick, rs Warren county will
lose valuable territory by the
change. 1t Is conceded that there
will he some advantage gained ~
that the territory Affected can be-
pol,red more easiIy-a matter OF
some Importance to vIcksbarg in
Tensas gazette., 1894-08-10
THE STRUGGLE IN TIE EAST
4 81. Louis Newspaper Man Thinks
Japan Will Come OF Victorious.

James NJ, RoIIlns, ST. Louis
newspaper man, who recently r.
Gently returned from Il three years
stay IN Japan, during which time
he Was associated with Japanese
sJ.iirrs and Travelled o0nsidetabl.
thrOlghout the country aud an the
C0rean coast, said To an Associated
Press reporters:
"Japan viii nu doubt come of
victorious over Ch,na iu the present
stragHle. Ii nunlwrs ACCOUNT to
much, Japan would not he IA morsel
to China. Tor there are 400.O0tD, 900
Chinese aud only 40.0U0.OUO Jdp.>
nese. Because Of tue vast expaise
of water over there, tue most ot
the 6shting must necessarily be
done at sea. The Japanese navy
is thoroughly organized, Their
soldiers are brave aud disciplined.
japan has collected from the cream
uf modern Warfare anu iIas the sy m
patty vi the civIliZed void.
sou the other hanJ, Cmna is u
o ,t.On OF superstition AMI iaziD-ss
Ii has some large war vessris, bar
they have not been we'll kept aud
are dirty aud poorly prepared Tor
an engagement, Chinese s.l",er-
are PATRIOTIC, bnr are uut iI .clllin.,i
rhe two enga agpm-rts already Ie
ported prove this statement, The
largest manOf' war I'm the Chlnrsr
navy has already been sunk aud
thousands OF Cuinese lost then
lives, while hardly a scratch Wa,
felt 10y the Japanese. Tie fact thai
China has a land inlet tG COrrx vii
not amount to much in the present
struggle, as number of CbIness
soldiers would not avail Oh Corear
soil before an open Gre of the Japa-
nese feet The Japanese cuuIt
rout the Chinese army from nearl,
any COrean city 10y mesus of tbel
fleet, rs the sea touches on all side
of that country. My theory is tha
liz a prolonged var should follow
Tensas gazette., 1894-08-10

BY the French laws thnse who
incItr men to violence aud Sparial
Attacks on property is the
main oiirnsp 0i the Auarchists--are
denied trlai Ly jnry, and can be
tried aud sentenced Ivy a police
magistrate alone. The punishment
Ia SOLITARY confinement, anh, for n
s"c0ul ut1euse, transportation. Thls
. rms very secere punishment. =.
hnt then anarchy is a difficult sub
jet TO deal with and cannot be
handled with gloves, or be treated
like other cripes. Nor Is its mere
preaching made crime hut sim-
ply the urging to murder or
violence
Tue point in the law, however.
whi:li has received ;he most Oppo~
sit;on is that which pr"hibifs, unier
special penalties, any reports ot
Anarchist trials. This has natural
IL aroused The opposition even Of
the moierate papers, aud the ex-
c.tement was So great during ITS
discussion that lie press galleries
had To be cleared, and several duel>
resulted. A proposition OF tins
kind wouli undoubtedly be fonght
vigorously submit tn such super
vision of their busiaess. 1t will
bs remembered that the New York
Legislature, Tor the same reasons,
to sune extent, that have luhi
eRced the French Assembly. pro>
hlbltln. the papers from publishing
any account of the criminals elec
trOcuted in that state beyond the
mere announcement of the exrcu
tion, but the papers openly dehrd
the law, aud have goue aDpunished
fr it,
Experience in France Is that the
uotOriety given TO AnsrelTists IN
tridIs encourages others to coma
crime, Moreover, those whb arr
engaged IN the prosecution need, il
Is thought. some protection. Oh
the other hdnl, we believe there l.,
nore-dangeI to societv from seer I
trials than fiOm the publication OF
he wild rantInsS ui the ciiDinaIs.-
Tunes Denncrat.
Tensas gazette., 1894-08-10

China might whip Japan by sheer
t0rce of Numbers, as China scbnlh
svarm the japanese isidnns liRr
locuS's, aud 1t wOa'a not matter
much if half a million Chinese los.
their lives in toe attempt. Bot II
thi, evest kdsSia. or even America
or England wonld interfere. AZ
have said before. the sympathy Of
the civilized world Ia with Japan,
and will not stand OF aud see her
crnshrd.s
Tensas gazette., 1894-08-10

the case ct D-SntO island. immed
Ia'eIy across thp canal tom m"
cIty, bar the acquisition of this
small trar. aud of the islands in
Eagle Lake With Paw Paw island
for lagnlappe, are considered by
many scareriy an equivalent ior
Davis aud upper and lower Paimy-
IA islands, which If the act hernm"s
n Law. will of course hreoWe LpuIs>
lana sol, since they liz west o, the
present c,annel oI the river. These
islands contain together twelve or
drfrrn oe the finest plantations IN
Warren COUNT, whose cleared
lands are asspssrd at from $40 to
s2O per acre, according To quality,
besides a still larger area suscepti-
bile OF Improvement aud cultiva ion.
Louisiana lost Della PMnt-now
Drsuta ISidni-and the islands ~
Eagle Lake through natural CD 2srS.
but Davis Isfand is au artificial
creation. IL was many years ago
thar a resident PLANTER began the
excavation of u channel acrosS the
narrow neck OF laud conneciin.
Davis Bend with the mainland at
ibis c"uni., bat the faror II created
is still remembered 10y the older in-
habltauts. The DavIs-s objected
strongly To such tanpeiIng With the
cOuutry's geography and an act o.
The legislature, passed not long
afterwards, forbade the creation OF
artificial rut>offs under the heavies:
penalties. The work had been
Stopped, however, shortly after lis
Inception. The war between the
States, in this "a iU other respects,
defeated the object Of The late Pres
dent of the COniedeIacy, who chile!
~ figured in tue opposition To the
canal. The Frderal forces, having
coutrul of the river, soon took
charge of Davis Bend, containing
the historic plantations of Hurri.
cane aud Bria,tirld. the latter tue
drOpeity Of Jefferson Davis, tn,
foiIpe belonging to Joe Davis, his
elder brother. The FeirraIs, m ing
annoyed Oy Confederate raidei>
who made repeated lncursions into
the bend, threw up line Uf In
treuch,nrEts across the upck. The
excavations outside OF their wOi h.
we're enlarged 10y each successive
high stage Of water, the river kept
gnawIng away at the bank on each
side Of the neck aud, 6ua:ly, III 1861 +,
the entire volume Ot Its cufreu.
uurt through the paTrow barripr-
as it did nine years later in trout III
V'cksburg-an1 annexation was -
physical fact. although 1t has n"'
yet become \ legal yn-. The sub
>rqueut conversion OF the fornri
he'd of the river into u b-au,ituI
lake was sl"Srr process bu
eqaally Inevitable aud VAS tut n
repetition of n task that the Missis
slppi river has performed hundiel>
ot times, as examples AS numerous
attest.
Tensas gazette., 1894-08-10
SANT0 SENTEyyED,
The Murderer SiIl Bold and Def.
ant.-He denies That he was
Chosen 10 Kin carDOt.

A Lyons dispatch To the Assnci-
ated Press SAYS: "At the con.
Clnsion of the trIaI of Gaserio Santo.
the murderer of President Carnot.
IN the assize court here ro>da, the
prisoner was sentenced TO exrcn
tion. There we're Trw pro,.le aronn I
. the palace of justice when tne trIa!
OF SantO, tue assassin of President
Carnot, was resumed to-day, The
court regulations and military
guard were the same as YESTERDAY.
Tue prisoner was escorted Iuto ts-
dock hand.cuf1ed to two geu d'arm-s
bringing up the rear.
The prisoner seemed even more
defiant than yesterday aud took his
seat With a mockiug smile. L.
Blanc, the soldier who Was n fellow
prisoner with CaseriO At MarspillpS.
testiHed that Case-io told him that
he Intended to kill President Car.
not probably at Lyons, when the
chief magistrate visited that city.
"Tbat is lie." interrupted
CaseriO excitedly. "I never told
yOu or any one else anything about
my plans"
Leblanc continued, "Caserio con
6ded to me that he was desig gnated
by lott
There vas great excitement in
court while the prisoner and Les
Blanc were speaking. Later LIE.
Blanc said, "Caserio told me that
he bad often seen King Humbert IN
the streets, but, he added to Kill
him It would he necessary TO have
q rife and shoot bim from the
streets, as he wound be surrounded
by soldiers.
"That is a lie," shouted Casrrio.
"I was never chosen TO kill Presi-
dent Caraot. Moreover, absolute
liberty of acton prevails among
Anarchists"
The prosecuting attorney reviewed
at length ali the details of the trial
aud demanded that tue jury should
not hesitate to do It's duty.
Mr.. DebrIDIlac, counsel for
defense, followed and made appeal
for the prisoner. AT about noon
the Jury retired and sfter an abb
sence of about a quarter of an hour.
during which there was cOnslder-
able excitement IN conrt, the jury
returned and announced d verdict
of guilty &itbout extenuatipg cir
cumstances. The presiding judge.
M. Breuillac, thea pronounced tue
sentence OF death by the goillotine.
When the death sentenced was
pronounced CaserlO exclaimed "Vi>
Va la revolution social"
The prisoner was immediatly
seized by the genarmes and hurried
towards his cell heneath the c"urt>
house. As he left the cOrrt Gas
eric cried, "Courage comrades;
vive PAnarchie."
In spite of the prisoners attitude
his babitual smile disappeared from
his face " hen the senteUce OF death
was pronounced. The prisoners
counsel gave notice oi appeal and
in dong so asked the presiding
judges chauge to the jury AT the
opening of the session be entered
upon the records.
Tensas gazette., 1894-08-10
THE RECENT STRIKE.
Orders That Were Issued Respect.
ing RiOtouS M0bS.

The leaders of the riOtuus mObs
who confronted the United States
troops during the progress OF the
great stTiRe probably nid not real.
ize how prIlously near they stool
to violent death, for not only were
the tIonps authorized To shoot Into
the mnbs, but commanders were
Instructed 10 detail sbarpsIooters
To shoot down individuai rioters
who were particularly active.
All this is made evident by gen.
eral order No. %, whi,h vas made
rusiic AT the War Department IN
Washington recently,
Not for many years had the Units
Ell States IrOops been 80 generally
IN active servire as during the
strike, aud consequently many
commanding officers were somewhat
IN doubt as to their powers and
duties under the complex laws AMI
regulations touching the use Oi
troops. To meet this demand Tor
exact information General SchO
field issued general 0roer No. 90.
1t WAS dated July 9. and officers
were IustI uctcd to regard 1t AZ con
tilential, because 1t was feared that
It's publication at the time would
Inhame the excited and l.wless
,nobs The full text of tue order is
rs follows:
A mob torcibly resisting .r obs
sifBcting the execution of the laws
of the United States or aitempt,n.
10 destroy property belonging to or
nnder :he protection of the United
Sla'es Is a pubIic enemy.
"Troups called into action against
such a mob are governed 10y tue
general regulations of the army
aud military tactics In respect To
the manner in which they shall act
to acc"m plush the desired end.
1T Is purely "a tactical question
iu what manner they shall use the
weapons with which they are
armed, whether 10y fire OF muskrt
and artillery or by the use of sabae
aud bay 0nrt, or both. aud at what
stage of'operations each or eith' r
mode # attack shall be employed.
he tactical question must neces.
sarIiy he decided by the immediate
com Dmandrr of the troops according
to the hest oil his Judgment of the
situation.
"Iu the frat stage of the insur!
sectiOs, Iawl-ss mobs are frequent
lis commiugled With great crowds
Of comparatively innocent people,
drawn there by curiosity and ex>
citement, aud ignorant of the great
danger to which they are exposed.
Uu,l-r such circumstances the COM
mah.ling officer should withhold
the fire of his troops, ii possible,
until timely warning has been given
to the innocent to sepssate them
selves from the guilty.
"Umler no circumstances are
the troops 70 Gre INTO d crowd with
out the order from the command.
ing officer, except that single sharp
shooters. selected by tue command'
lug officer, may shoot down indi'
viduaI rioters who have tred on o.
, thrown missiles at The troops
"As q general rule the bayOne
a,one should be ased against mixet
crowds iu the first stage. But al
. non as sufficient warning has beer
, pivea to separate themselves from
: the guilty, the actIous of the troops
! should be governed solely by tb,
: considerations due in the duty tho!
r are ordered to perform. They ar
q not called upon TO consider bGy
1 great may be the loses inflicte,
, 1894-10-04
Gin aII5ui9iefferti9er Qolisiit.

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lecbs g8oc1en Gelegrnpbilt al Der %. CIR.
9 oliSciltation our l3ett 1T er BON 0ieiem
Qlmte iuSpenOirt uno oh er CO nGch elmer
beute Don 9tibtcr 0oolep ab9egebenen Gnt5
icbeioung, meldbe Inn Cannon pegen
icbncrer 80rpcrperleBun8 ans Griminalses
ridbt iibcripeiIt, tpieber in lcjn Nmt eingez
leBt nirD. lit me0r ais fraglic6. Cannon,
Der Elm einormigcr STRIPPED lit, paiiirte AM
Qlbenb be5 26. 2lugult nit %einigen 8efann>
ten Die Sic Der Ytebecca. uno 3tofpelitr.
0aiel6it lit cine Gan5b0Qe unO in Oieier
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6eitli6tcit.
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ctnen Nugenblit iteben. 0a itel iein Slid
arf einen anibeineno 8ctrunfenen, Der
iidb an benz 0clGnoer feitbiclt. Der Ntaun
mar Elm @ait bel Der 6eitlicbtcit unO bate
iicb wa6rlcbctnltcb Sit piel oc5 0uten gez
ban. Cannon Unb ieine Srcunos fOnntcn
Dem Orange, an Dem 8etrunfcnen i6r
Miit61en 5u fiDlcn, nicbt miberitcbcn,
i6oben i'm bin un6 Der unO bracbten i'm
enolicD 5u Sale. SIN bielem 2lu8enblide
for1en einige anDere @Ilte ans Der 6alle
beraus rno ais Tie ben Setrunfenen, Der
NOullcS OIBpul(tQ DltB, uHl SODeI lle8cHO
iaben unb ncben ibm Cannon unD leine
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i'm Hcrlaufe Desielbcn 5og Cannon iein
SchieBciien aus Der Saic9s unb icboB AUS
Ocratlclpobl in Die Utenge 6inein. Otit
ciucm Iatten Qluficbrei iant bon oieicr
&ugeI in bic linfe Sette 9etroiieT, @eorgc
Walon, (ein etpa 26iGbri9er iungcr Mann,
cin NngelteItcr Der 6irmo Gut Gatbau &
Sil3sr) auf benz ScitcHDe9c Sulammen.
W}aion lag ettDa 4 Wotben imGoUntp=6o pos
pital uno6annon ipuroe iofort ptgen icbnez
er&0rperbtrleBung Ucrbaltct, obcr auf8urgz
itbaft cntlaien. 0cute tam ocr YroseB
nadb meDrmali8er 8erl6:cbun8 uor Jticbtcr
9oo(cu CUR @nti6eiDuNg. Cannon lpolte
ben S6uB nur i'll SelbtUertbsibigUEg obz
a~efeuerl babcn. 0a5 uoutc Der 9tibtcr
a6er nibt geltcn laiicn mn ilberipic5 ibu
inter $500 8iirgicbaft Dem Criminal
geric6t, obpobl iein GorgeicBter, 9icute>
nant Barrett uno uerlbicoene OetectIu5
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leioeno.
, 1894-10-04
aPherhltck
anO SmrsgefGetes S.

Die @olfcn bcr3ie6en iib 6eute 2t6en6
UNI mOr9en lbeint Die Come tpieoer pou
""O tpar1r. 2uft3ug aus g8eiten.
- Der 0ei5enmarft lit feft un6 bic
Bretle gtngcn Inn J Sent in Sic 60be. SIM
9e5embertermin tpuroe @ei5cn nit 534@
o33c %gebauDelt, int W2aitermin nit $500
oo4c. 9lu6 bas @elibtorn lit nm J Sent
9e1ttc9en u1b Der Otottermin tDurOe nit
5O(g502c nottrt. Safer lit feit 81 3480
$3.50 per Mat. Shpeinefleti9 matt git
12.S5(012.55 per SGnnuar, S6mal3 5l
|.423@7,2 73, &ippcbcn gu 6.52396.40.
= Ole 8anf bon Gnglan0 bat ibren
3tnSfuB beute ni4t erbODt.
= Die 2u6eraftien BADEN beute in
Wauitreet nm 3 pGt. D6ber angeieBt unb
1tnb bann nod UNI ! psf. geitiegen, tporauf
Die PretIe Inn ! p@t. 3uridgtn9en. 9tub
ySa6aDanna & NortRern" un6 bic 9lftien
oeS SetlertruitS iinb I'm J psf. i'm 8retie
9etptben, lpdter a6er NIT ben ilbrigen
Nttien tpteber in bic S0be ge9ansen.
g8btStDtruitattien iinb UNI II psi. &C.
~itie9en.
Sranfreicb unb Gnslan6 tperbsn it6
'Ue9ell Voa9 St9DeH UIUou8ao4uC HlC1! III
ole SPARE geratben, Do9egen bate Oas eng
lticbe Mintiterium Die 8eritdrfung Der
Slotte in ben 9ineiiicben Geipdiiern be-
1blOiien, natiirlic9 nur rsum S9uB Der
brittl9en ltntertbanen in China"
Die 9tnregung sur Gntienblng bon
Sruppen gum S9ub Der britiiDen, ruiz
1tiben uno fran5Oiti6en ltntertbanen iOu
BON bet cbineiiiben 6cgierung aus9e8an9en
fem.
, 1894-10-04
Dr.. Nu0oIph Seiffert. !

SIM 9(lerioner 8rIberz6ospita Derichieo
6eute 8ormittaq gegen 10 lI6r elmer Der
~befannteitcn uuD beliebteten bentibeH
gler5te, Ser IungiGbrige 6auSdr5t pes
6oipitalS, Or. 9uOolpb Seiffert. al etlem
@eberleiben, Su Dem iicb Elm tpp1Oies 6ieber
geieut bate.
Der 8eritorbcne entitamntte elmer alien,
lebr Gngcicbenen g8;ener 6amilie. Sn
9Gien erbielt CT ieine erite Gr3icbung,
tDorauf ct iii !0eibelberg unb aHf anoeren
oelltlc ben llniueriitdteu iicb fir ben milbez
uolen 8eruf zines NrSteS Dorbereitete.
9tacb 8eenOigun8 ieiner Stuoien febrte
Or. Seiffert tpieOer nacb Seiterreicb Suriid,
no ct mebrere Sabre erfolgreicb drStljcbe
YrariS 0uSIbtc. Den 8ruocrfrieg bon
1866 macbte Or. Seiffert ais 9teg,mentSz
ar5t Ser 0iterrei6ti6en Qlrnee nit.
8aIO nad 8eenbi3ung Oe8 &rieses fam
Or. Seiifert nacb Chicago, no eS ibm
ibncl 'gelang, itcb ;u einem Der augclebenz
item unb beliebtelten bcutidben 2ter3te emf
porGearbeitet. OaS observation-disclosures
6o5pital, ooS iic6 6amdIs uocb in Der Dear
bornitraBe befano, geDann ibu gum !6GASz
arSt, Wno olele SteIung bat CT bis su ieiz
mem beute erfol9tcn GODe nit Der 9r0Bten
0cipI1lenDafttgteIt lIno NIT 9roBem Grtol9e
Derieben.
gteben ieiner ausgeOebntcn 8raris ianO
Or. Seifiert bod nod 3eit, iib nit nil
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