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Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1902-07-12
BEGINNING OF PEACE
A MEETING ARRANGED
Between the Freight Handlers and
the Chicago Reads.

Ch;caeo July n.-MutuaI conces-
sfons hy the freight handlers and by
tt,l. .,i,,.,..,1. ,,..,.l ,,.,,.l .;,,. ,,.,. fer
IS 90" 1''' Tie '''i''f7 1''>i
employees. winch Il IS h"l'e@ WIZ le;id
to Il settlement 81 the irel&ht hAhdlef:9
strike These conferences which VIII
b. the result ~ the work "t the nj
cago board cf arbItrati"h' VIII he ht'd
toinofr.W morning III the OFFICES OF tae
respective general managers. Alter
Wc.kins all day upon the situation the
board OF arbitration made the follow
ing recommendations, which nave beeh
accepted by the railroads ana by the
freight handlers:
That committee q five, four Of
whom must be employees Of their re-
spective railroads and having full DON
80 - a"t meet v: tie proper officers
/ q said railroads during tire forenoon
e Saturday. July y. to settle existing
& differences between the railroads and
freight handlers
While not 50 expressed in the recon-
.cendatica, it is understood by all par
ties that the fifth member OF each
committee IS to be member of the
executive COMMITTEES OF the freight
handlers President Curran of the
freight handlers has from the first We
henently opposed meeting cf the EN-
p!oyes o; any of the roads with the
read officials unless an orncer Of the
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1902-07-12

Seattle, July 11.-At dawn this morn
ing the deputies and sheriffs OF several
counties, making their headquarters at
Auburn and Covington. started for the
country Immediately adjoining the
place where Tracy was fired upon by
four guards last night Every part Of
the district for several miles around
was carefully gone over by men who
expected at any moment to hear the
roar of the convict's Winchester. The
willy fugitive, however. was not to be
found. nor was there any trace.
A description of last nights battle
given by the deputies today has
brought out the belief that Tracy was
possibly wounded in the affray. 1t is
believed that the ccnvict was but a few
feet distant when he was challenged By
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1902-07-12
The WATER CURE
is NOT TORTURE
a Theory Advanced in the Dtfense Ct
CAPTAIN Ryan.

Manila. July 1.-THE ccurt-martial Of
Captain James \ Ryan OF the Fiji
tsenth cavalry on charge Of unneces-
sary severity 70 natives Was coaeiuae.l
tc,,ay. II is believed that h viii b.
acquitted. The accused during tn
days proceedings made a lengthy
statement defending his actions
ard Major Edwin F. eileen Of the
Fifth infantry. counsel for the captain,
strongly pleaded fer his exoneration.
He contended that the water cure
was rot torture. and asserted that its
use had saved more American and Ill
pine lives than Other eXpedient- of the
campaign. the major scored Judge
Rhodes fc~ making = repcrt that h.
was unable u substan;iate. and quoted
. score Of orders far the execution OF
suerillas during the civil war To justify
Captain Ryan.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1902-07-12
a LAWYER IN PAWN.
y Crazy Man Holding Him for
Debt.

Denver, Col, July 1.-THE police this
evening received information that a.
&. Sullivan, an attorney, residing at
No. 1888 Ogden street, was being held
prisoner and threatened with death if
a rescue We're attempted, by Michael
O'Keefe, locomotive fireman, at the
latter's room on the second floor of
ICES Ninth street. Chic, Armstrong.
with a number CT patrolmen and detec-
lives, went at once to the place. and
found that OKeefe had been holding.
Sullivan prisoner since 1870 in the af-
ternoon, ard declared that he would
keep him there until he received $11,-
eco which he declared sullivan owed
him. A large revolver was held in his
hand, and he declared that if the po-
lice attempted to enter the house he
would kill his prisoner.
Sullivan begged the police not to at
tempt a rescue saying he hoped to eff
feet his release through the efforts OF
his attorney, and was afraid anything
the officers might do would result dis
astrously. AT midnight the lawyer was
still 2 prisoner. The police believe
O'Keefe is demented
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1902-07-12
LAST GUEST GONE
OF THE CORONATION
The Kings Steady Improvement
Will Go Yachtirg g Next Week.

London, July liking Edward is nc
yet able 10 sit up. but every day he is
removed to an adjustable couch, which
gives welcome change to his position
and which enables him to read with
come degree OF comfort. 1t is under
stood that next week his ma jesty may
5e :rarsf2rred upon this couch to the
regal yacht, Victoria and Albert. in an
especially. constructed ambulance car
riage, but that all arrangements for
this transfer are kept secret in order to
prevent gathering of the public to
witness the kings departure.
His majesty maintains steady i'm
pr0vement. With the departure OF the
Duchess OF Aosta, all the coronation
guests have left buckingham palace.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1902-07-12
SWITCHED BY a COW.

Colorado Springs, Col, July 11.-Rocll
Island train No. 9, west bound, was
ditched this afternoon at Falcon
twenty miles east of this city. in one
OF the most peculiar railroad wrecks
ever recorded in this section of the
country.
The train was approaching the switch
at Falcon when it struck a COW. The
animal WAS thrown against the switch
bar and the switch was turned, the
train going into the ditch. 1t stands
there tonight an engine and four
cars, perfectly upright. coupled and no
one hurt, the track being entirely free
from obstruction.
A wrecking train will be at work all
night, and will have the train on the
track by morning.
The passengers came into Colorado
Springs tonight via the Colorado South
ern.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1902-07-12

Of Franklin Ames, 10 wait tel minutes.
But when Franklin Ames and his fell
low passenger got to the pier the Lu-
ctHiH VAS out III the stream. Supcrin-
t-adent Wilson sent them cut to her in
a tug.
When the Lucania Was steaming out
through the Narrows about 80 O'Clock
man was seen to fall overheard The
Luoania stopped and boats We're low
cred at once. J. Henry AleXandre's
steam yacht ;;appho had just left Mr..
hloxandrc at his country home 1T
Shore Acres. below Fort Wadswarth.
ana was heading up for anchorage Al
the foot of 1'hirty-rnth street. Sauth
brooklyn. 81" stopped in The wax OF
The Lurani:'. picked NJ IN" Inaa and
put him aboard the liner. The Lucanl:,
proceeded tu @,".
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1902-07-12
DEBRIS OF DEBT
Around the University of Denver Bein%
Cleared Away.

Denver. Gel. July 11.-At a luncheon
given to the press of Denver by the
Hen. john Springer today it was an
nourced that $4,000 of the $500, eco debt
standing against the university Of Den
vcr had been subscribed by Denver men
and that the remaining $40, 600 would
be placed by September ]. Some time
during the first week il September the
eek bration OF the lifting of the debc
will be held at the university. when all
the bonds and other evidences of in
debtedness viii be burned.
1t is proposed to mold two rallies in
Denver next Sunday to explain the
work of the special committee appoint
ed to raise funds. Of which MIR. Spring
er is chairman. and between now and
September similar gatherings will be
held in Colorado Springs, Pueblo Grip
pie Creek and other large cities of the
state. Mr.. Springer also announced
that this committee would continue its
work to the end that the debt now
standing against every public institu-
ton in Denver may be wiped cut
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1902-07-12

over the cars. and half carried. WeilC-
cd the way to tilc am5ulancea. one D-S
strapping fellow an4ons them collapsed
as he reached the ambulance, ana the
doctors spent several minutes reSus-
citating him. AS the il.en We're driven
hurriediy to the Cambria hospital the
train OF coal cars. with physicians. re-
entered the mine In half an hour they
came cur again. this tine with six Inv
ing. but almost dead. Inine:s- Ona
man in his parozysms mad l-cked his
jaws 50 that force had to b. enl. d
40 prv them upen Tor the iuseg5i.l ~
life instilling fluids. These six Were
taken in an unconscious ocnditipn t.
.he Cambria hospital. one In1n
brought out with this crowd Girl last
IS he reached daylight.
~ that time three more headings
believed to be filled with dead. were
u:.searchcd Thfrty-nire bodies We're
lying within reach in the main head
ing. These were brought out at 40
p. n Their bodies We're piled high IL
the cc2l cars and covered with canvas
These remains were in Il terrible state
showing that there had been slow
death in eacn case. one Of The lneI
lad his mouth and nose tiei abOGt
with towel. The rest of his fate
was burned beyond recoSniti~ Il.
The bodies Wee all twisted il nor
rib,e sna.jas. iGcst Of the ;,rlr.s being
ctocked 50 as TO shield the face. Thc
cn!y che who could be Identified -
the Fit mouth VAS fire boss Josep:
To1nliAscn
One d the volunteer rescuers vi,
came cut with this load oc GeaG stated
that h1c was raging in parts 81 tn
mine. Nest 0: tH3se who were orough
cut alive in the Afternoon had savec
themselves BY .raV!ins into cham
be- ;nd turning tnc valve on the CON
II lssed air line which runs along tn
cntr.-- one man VS. found dead Wit
his hacds claJCneI 50 tightly aboU
thc monke: wrench that they cou!
not he renoved.
1t i O'Clock tonight the number o
known dead is 90; the number of III
ju.ed in hospitals 10: the number o
injured abe to g home. I.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1902-07-12

the guards. He jumped into the brush
al the sound of voices. but could have
gone but a very short distance before
the shots were fired. All the deputies
who were engaged in the encounter are
seed marksmen, and though but an
indefinite iGea of the convfct's location
could be gained, it is thought that at
least enc OF the rifle balls must have
found a mark. If it is developed that
the fugitive was wounded this viii add
largely to the chances of his early cap
ture.
leading the nerve-racking and body
breaking chase that he is. and having
no chance to properly treat his wound.
TTacy's craftiness would be OF little use
without physical ability to carry out
his plans.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1902-07-12
BASE BALL
Result of Contests in the Four Leagues
Yesterday.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Chicago. July 1.-Chicago-Runs. 4:
hits, II: errors, ,. Philadelphia-Runs
y: hits, l3; errors. l. Batteries-Tlylor
and King: IDerg and Douglas.
st. Louis, July u.-Brooklyn-Run
:: hits. 8: errors. l. ST. Louis-Runs
4: hits, 10; errors. 1. Batteiies-New
ton and Ahearn: Wicker and J. O'Neil
Pittsburg. July 11.-Pittsburg-Ru
6; hits. IL: errors, l. New York-Runs
3; hits. ,: errors. 0. Batteries-Phil-
lippi and O'COnnor; Sparks, Bowermar
and Yeaser.
Cincinnati, July 11-Cincinnati-Run
,; hits. 9: errors. 3. Boston-Runs. i;
hits. 9; errors, 0. misunderstanding
and PeitZ: E,asOn and Kiutredge
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1902-07-12
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Washington, July 11.-Washington-
Runs. I: hits, 10: errors. l. Baltimore
Runs. 3; hits :; errors. ,. Batteries
-TCWnsend and Clark: Cronin ard
Robinson.
Philadelphia, July 1f.-Boston-Ruas,
s: hits, 10; errors. o. Philadelphia
Runs. ,: hits. 6; errors, s. Batteries
Winter and Warner: Hastings and
Powers
Chicago. July 1f.-Chicag go-Runs. 3;
hits. 4: errors. 1. St. Louis-Runs. l.;
hits. ): errors, ,. Batteries-Piatt and
Mcfarland: Powell and Donahue.
Cleveland, July 11.-Cleveland-Run
9; hits. u: errors. l. Detroit-Runs. 6:
hits 9: errors, ). Batteries-Varne
Wright and Bemis; Sievers. Mullen and
MCGUIRE
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1902-07-12
CATTLE AND SHEEP.

Chicago. july .-Cattle-Receipts.
2,5G0. including 1.oo0 Texans; steady.
God to prime steers. $7.90GfS.G0: poor
u m,diunn. $i.50Ga1G0; stockers and
feeders. $2.50M5 COWS, $l.40m5.15; heif-
RS. S3-5o"'G.a1: canners. $i.4on2.4n:
LulIs. $2."0rt5-5.'; calves. S2.50Gt6. -:
Texas-fed steers. $45UN6.G5
Sherp-lteceipts. 5,G0o: sheep strong:
lambs steady: seed To choice wethef-,
$2.15M4: fair to choice mixed $2.a0Gf
-; western sheep. $2.5Gu3.15: live
lambs. $2.30M6.j0.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1902-07-12
HiIcSAIEftiZED.

\ Poieoaaus Drug Stin Freely Used
lI;ny people are brought up to be
:i,.vr ti.t co.fee Is Il necessity of life
ani the strong hold that the drug has
On the system makes it hard 10 loosen
rs grip even when one realizes il, in
furious effects.
y lady in Barb2o, writes:-"I had
used coffee Toy years; ii seemd C.,e Of
the necessities Of life. A few months
a5o, my health. which had been slowly
failing. be"Gne more Impaired and
knew that unless relief came from
scue source, l would soon be a physi-
cal wreck. / was weak and nervous
had such SICK headaches. no ambition.
ard felt tired af life. My husband was
also losing RS health. He was troubled
50 much VII Indigestion at times he
could eat only few nc dth:uls of dry
bl lead.
We conClUced that coffee was slowly
peisoning US. ana stepped it and used
hot water. We felt somewhat better
but it wasn't satisfactory. Finally, we
saw Bcstum CCfTee advertised. and
DoI%at package. I followed Girec-
tons for making Carefully. allowing it
- h"i tWentg minutes aft. If came
t the boiling rcint, and added cream.
"hjeh turnei il II the Ioveliast rich
.ccl-irg and tasting drink I evor saw
served at a:y table, and We have used
Postum eve: sirc". ] gained five
ponds in weight in as many weeks,
and now feel well and strong in every
respect My headaches have gone. and
I an . new woman. Ny husbaad's in
digestion IS left him, and he can now
eat anyth ng." Name given by Pos
tum Co, l.attle Creek, Mich
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1902-07-12

Stocks Generally Sought a Lower
Level-The Grain Market

New York. July 1.-THE opening
prices this morning We're at the highest
level Of the day. Striking advances
were afterward noted, generally in
Rock Island and Missouri Pacific. but
these proved unavailing to sustain the
general market. which sagged slowly
but steadily throughout the rest Of the
session. y majority of stocks closed
lower than last night.
STOCKS.
Atchison. S3ls: dc preferred. 50: c. &
O.. 80; Rock Island 1SS: Big Four.
1854; c. & s, 317s; c. 6. s. 1st preferred
1Si4; do End preferred, 45% Erie, 36l4;
Great Northern preferred. 1917; Man
haitian. 1878; metropolitan. 147s4: Mis-
souri, Pacific, 1925; New Jersey Central,
lS5: New York Central. 1885; Pennsyi-
Vania, 1913: st. Louis x san Francisco.
60; do preferred S0i2: do End preferred
-; st. Paul. rs: Southern Pacific 642i
Union Pacific. 1855: AmaIgamated Cop
per. G3h: Anaconda, Ice; Sugar. 12S4
United States Steel, 393s: do preferred
9Oi2; Western Union. 500; Santa Fe
Copper, 134.
IL - reg, IL coupon. IL -.
IS, reg, 10G: coupon, 1863; new As, reg.
1874; coupon, 1914: old Is reg. 109:
coupon, 1c914; IS. reg, l95; coupon, 100.
METALS
New York, July lin copper a fair
ly steady tone was ncted. with bust
ness. however quiet Standard. spot to
August made a slight gain. closing at
S11.70@ 11.S5: lake closed SI2M1215: cleo
trolytic, $11-95@12.O5. and casting,
S11.75d11 90
The London market was quiet with
spot t53 IS Sd and futures f53 is Cd
Locally tin ruled quiet at 2Slam2Sas q
ana in the English market at f27 los
for spot and 10 los for futures
Lead quiet and steady here f1sc
London quoted at t11 6s Sd
Spelter remained quiet at 5isc and
finn.
London unchanged at f19 IS Cd
Bar silver, 5314c.
Mexican dollars. 417sc.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1902-07-12
CAPTURE OF PICKETERs.
Gathering in of Cooks and Walters at
Pueblo.

Pueblo. Col. July 11.-Eight more
pickets of the striking cooks and wait
ers' union We're arrested today by tn
deputies Of Sheriff Beaman on the
usual charge cf disturbance and taken
out to the county jail in the western
suburbs The total number Of persons
thus arrested for picketinS restaurants
is now about fifty. OF whom nearly =
dozen are women.
Only two have given bail and haVe
been released. the sentiment among the
strikers being in favor of remaining II
ian instead Of giving bail and accepting
liberty pending trial. The amount Of
bail required in each case is $3.50. The
situation is becoming somewhat strain
ed, but disorder has not yet been
started.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1902-07-12
DROPPED OFF TIE LUcANIA
M2n I'ickoi Up b. The steam Yaoh
Sapho and Pat Aboard -tSa:I.

New York. Jul5 u.-The Lu-
c27:a going to sea yast1r,lay '.
p;cksd up a rJn and q woman c;st OF
= tug and another man out Of a yacht.
The second nan w2s one she had
Dropped overheard herself. TE- others
were only belateI passengers.
The bci&tei passengers were Frank
lin Ames of Chicago ANA a woman
whose train had been held up By rail-
road washoGt. MIR. Anes' br9t heI
James. on the Cunard pier. persuaded
Superintendent Wilson. by showing
him a dispatch reporting the approach
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1902-07-12
\ BONER DROWNED.

Des Mones. Ia. July 11-Tommy
Crooks. well known as a boxer and
athletic manager in the middle west.
was drowned in the flooded district to-
night Yesterday in a buggy he drove
OF the roadway into twenty-five feet
Of Water.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1902-07-12

Chicago. July 11.-Cxcellent weather
combined with weak cables caused i
weakness in wheat today at the open
ing. but continued reports of damage
to grain in the Shock brought about Il
rally and September closed ga 7sc high
er. September corn closed 1@11sc high
er, oats were 2s@12c higher, While Sep
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1902-07-12
THE NATl"AN rEpIlISI1S
Gradual Withdrawing Of Friare From
th- Philippines.

Rome. July Il.-tt - understood that
the question e.. the withdrawing Of
the friars from the Philippines could
Ec settled iii-inc!iately if Washington
" uld accept the oral assurance of the
vatican that tncy VIII be Withdrawal
gradually.
II is believed here that only Presi-
Get Roose eveIt can decide whether
suoi3 u promise snail be accepted
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1902-07-12

tember provisions closed unchanged to
21ac lower.
September wheat opened 73c to 731s
aisle, advanced to 74lac and closed
7414c.
September corn opened 6OAc to Sic.
ard after selling up TO 62Ac. closed &c.
September cats opened 331sc to 331ac,
advanced TO 3414c and closing 341sc.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1902-07-12
IMPENDING WEATHER.

Washington July 11.-FoTecast. New
AIeSiCo-Fair in the south: showers
and tnunder storms III the northern
portion Saturday: Sunday fair.
ATiaoaa-Fair Saturday and Sunday.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1902-07-12
SHOOTING AT PORTLAND.

Portland. July IA shooting affray
has just occurred at Fifth and Flanders
streets. One woman and two men are
reported dead. \ man named A. I.
Bedding is under arrest
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1902-07-12
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Columbus. July 11.-Columbus. /;
Louisville, 3.
Toledo. July 11.-Toledo. 4; Indian
Gpclis, s.
Minneapolis. July minneapolis. .;
Kansas City. 4.
st. Paul, July list. Paul, 5; Mil
Waukee. 3.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1902-07-12
CHAMBER or HORRORS
The CAMBRIA co. MINE:
Removal Of The Victims Of the DiSaS-
ter Of Thursday

It Is Believed That the Death List Will Not Fall Below
One Hundred and Fifty-The Mine Officials Will Not
Venture Estimate Many of Those Yet Alive Had
Become Maniacs From Fear and the Darkness in
Which They Were Enveloped-Cars Piled High With
the Dead.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1902-07-12
WESTERN LEAGUE.

Omaha. July 11.-Omaha-Runs. 10;
hits, -: errors. >. Milwaukee-Runs, /;
hits, :; errors, >. Batteries-Brown AMI
Gonding Kenner; Fricken and Hanford.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1902-07-12
SENATOR'S CALLED IL.

story That Quay and Penrose Are Try
iag II : title tn Strike.
Wilkesbarre Pa. July l1-Late to-
night q runner IS current here that
through the appeal Ct tie strikers
representatives Senators CuaE and
Penrose have decided 10 take hand in
settling the coal striks. Just what has
been done is rOt known. but the strik-
ers say that the PennsyiV2nii senators
have had one conference With Iresi-
dent Roosevelt and are booked t. have
another. at which there may be found
some way for intervention Which Will
cause the operators to consent t. q
conference.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1902-07-12
MONT PELEE AGAIN.

Fort de France, Island of Martin
ique, July 11-There was a fresh erup-
ton CT Mont Pelee this morning
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1902-07-12
A BRUSH WITH TRACY
POSSIBLY WOUNDED
4 Party Of His Pursuers Came Upon
Him Suddenly
ssss,
$780,. -

In the Fusilaae e1 olowed It Is Believed That the
Outlaw Was Hi, 5ut the Guards Made no Effort to
Find Out-He Could Not Afterward Be Found in the
Vicinity of the Place Where the Encounter Took
Place-The Story of the Meeting.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1902-07-12

WOOL AND HIDES.
New York. July 11.-Hides steady;
wool quiet
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1902-07-12

Ei,.f-iti,ff.f-ff.f++-f -f-tif++.fi"Ftfi''fi| !,
j. Keep your face and clothes CIeans.by :
+ travelling to California via the Santa fe j.
!. Thy have the thiy oil spriaklsd r0adbed. !.
= IT'S GREAT. <
= !!... "t.:".si....t .t:...t"iI"y"t.."."!".-e =
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PHOENIX. ARIZONi
IL. $500. 091. Surplus and Un
T. w. PEMB ERTON,
2. LARIMER. Assistant
! Steel Safety Deposit Box
,ipal cities of the world. d
ID. NJ. Ferry, L. I3. Gage.
Frank Alkire.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-07-23
Song Mlfobol.
SinosiDgelGgen %iOrtGaer:

Den betsnote Reroelage, profesIor
anub pontoppioan, bar / iibite 9efte
at ,0anit 5%iosItrift" itrepet en- laie>
oarbig artitel ON 0ritterist.
9an frembGper l9rlig, at bet er
ReroeipItemet, Der ferer an / ben les
gsmligs Srganismss 9us6oioning.
timber normale 5orholo berer bet ale
5rdaosne Iamleos | fin 9aano, % eper
meo en- beunbringso9rbig qarbaagens
beb, Strait og Sinorigbeb ct Spers
berrebsmme oper 2e9emets mangfols
bige aipsptringer. Oct er life for me-
get Iagt, at life Blot bort Sel6reO,
men al Dor 2ptte og 9elferb / @eroen
er afbansig at bore Rerpecellers iunos
og uifdote 5ilftano.
Seraf felger, at aft itdar og falber
meo Rerpeipitemets Sunbbeb o9
Strait. 6ele bort le9emlige pg ij9les
lige gelbefnbenbe er truet, 6pis 6iers
nen life fan gre 5ploeIt, bette Organ,
ION lite Blot er bet ebleIte, men ogiua
bet for bort oaglige Gins Sang uunbz
o9rligite, iom lite blot er S9bet for
be 6eieite aiDsbtringer, men ogIad ftp
rer 9egemets unoeroronebe ReOitaber
og girtIombeoer.
Gu er bet en- Regel, iom galDsr for
be fleite @iftitoffer, at berss Snoflps
oelie pdd Srgdnismen / fsrfte aette
er en- Snoflboelie paq Nerbeipitemet
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