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The San Francisco call., 1904-07-23
NEW CLUBHOUSE
FOR YACHTSMEN

At the Emeryville pier this afternoon,
the first pile will be driven for the
foundations of the new clubhouse to
be built by the California Yacht Club.
A little informal ceremony will accom-
pany the operation. The California
Yacht Club Building Association has
been in existence for some time. and
has collected, by installments, a con-
siderable sum of money toward tie
construction of a new clubhouse for
the amateur sailors Of Oakland and
Alameda.
Plans for a thoroughly equipped
yacht clubhouse, with all modern con-
veniences, were prepared some time
ago and, though these cannot be car
ried out completely at once, it has been
thought better to- make a start The
club has outgrown it's present small
quarters and an anchorage nearer to
the bay is much desired, so as to avoid
the beat out of the estuary and the
long run home, which sometimes had
to be made against foul tide with a
light breeze. The ceremony of driving
the first pile was to have been held last
OdluIudy, pul was uCldyeU LOT lack OF
the necessary material.
The annual cruise of the San Fran
cisco and California Yacht clubs up
the Sacramento River begins to-day
The yachts will return to their moor
ings at Sausalito and Oakland Creek
on Sunday, July 81. AS Commodore
w. G. Morrow will be on the cruise in
the flagship Challenger, the ceremony
of handing over the perpetual challenge
cup to the Corinthians, which was to
have been held at Tiburon next Satur-
day evening, will be deferred to later
day.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-23
OF GREEKS SUBSIDE
AND THE FISHING IMPROVES
Specked Beauties Are Plentiful at Lake Tahoe and Good
Catches Are Made on the Upper Sacramento.

T. c. Kenniff and his party are still
at the Country Club and are living in
hopes that the fishing will improve
there. The refuse from the paper mills
is again being dumped in the creek,
and this is believed to have hurt the
fishing to a certain extent
Advices from independence Lake
would indicate that the fishing there
this year is very poor
Advices from the upper Sacramento
indicate that the stream is still high.
Colonel Keliehor, who is an expert in
such matters, is of the opinion that the
volume of water in the river is from
twelve to eighteen inches too high at
the present time. The colonel. who is
at present at Castella, averages about
dozen fair-sized trout each night.
Judge Nusbaumer of Oakland. who
has a fishing lodge at Sweet Brier.
near Castella, is pronounced the best
fisherman on the river. He is invari-
ably successful. The trout are as plen-
tiful in the river as ever, but they are
becoming wary and it requires an ex-
pert to get them out.
Jim LOTUS and a friend recently took
seVenty-three brook trout out of Castle
Creek, some five miles from CasteIla.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-23
TARS WILL PLAY
COUNTY ELEVEN

A team of cricketers representing the
San Francisco County Club will play a
match this afternoon against an eleven
MADE up and caDtained by the Rev. S.
ii. Wingfield-Digby, chaplain of the
Seamens Institute. The San Francisco
County team will consist of H. f.
Pepys, A. Davies, c. w. Irish, H. E.
Boulton, A. c. Chadwick, w. Petherick,
Henry Ward ST., A w. Wilding, 7. H.
A. Tiedemann, H. N. Storrs and Henry
Roberts. The Seamen's Institute team
will be chosen from the following: The
Rev. S. II. Wingfield- -Digby, the Rev.
j. d. Evans, Podmore Of the British
ship Colgate, Holland and Watson of
the ship Thalatta, Thompson of the
snip Alice A. Lee, Thomas of the ship
Whittlieburn; Macarthur, Swan and
Hall Of the ship Kynance, Eubank of
the ship Silberhorn, McInnes of the
ship Norma and Brock of the ship AL
goa. The game will begin at 2:3O u. m.
on the ground at Webster street, Ala
media.
tomorrow the Alameda and Pacific
eieVens will meet for the third time
during the present season on the
ground at Webster street, Alameda.
Reckoning the results of play up. to
Saturday, July Is. Harold B.. Richard
son OF the San Francisco County Club
Is at the head of the batting list with
an average for each completed inning
or 2OS runs. E. H. Wilkes of the Pacific
Clup stands at the head of the bowling
list, with an average of 7.SS runs for
each wicket. He has, however, bowled
llttle this year and has taken fewer
Wlckets than any Of the ten bowlers
whose names appear in the bowling list
except Harold B. Richardson and A.
mcnamara The list of batting aver
ages follows:
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-23

During the last week the waters of
the various mountain streams and riv-
ers have subsided to a certain degree,
and in consequence the fishing has i'm
proved slightly. However, it is not yet
at its best, and many of the local
anglers are patiently waiting for a
week or so before starting out in quest
of the specl1led beauties.
There seems to be more good fishing
in the Lake Tahoe region this year
than in any of the other streams and
brooks. Yesterday more than 1000
pounds Of trout were shipped to this
city from that vicinity. Most of the
fish were Of fairly good size, many OF
them averaging away above the or
binary. The reports from that region
have attracted many anglers from this
city, and several parties left for there
during the past week.
Reports from Aptos, Capitola, Mon
terey and Santa Cruz would indicate
that the salmon fishing there is very
good. Rev. Father O'Ryan and party
met with unusual success during the
last few days. They shipped a quantity
of splendid salmon to friends in this
city on Friday. and say that the big
fellows are running well there.
Angling at the preserves of the Coun-
try Club has been a great disappoint-
ment this season. Many of the fisher
men have left in disgust after failing
to land any FISH. The waters there have
not yet subsided. Expert fishermen be-
lieve that the trout will be more plen-
tiful there in a few days
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-23
Wants shares and Damages.

The Great Eastern Guaranty Com
pany yesterday comenced suit against
the Realty Investment Company for
$4,000 damages for the wrongful with
holding of $4,000 shares of stock in
the latter corporation belonging to the
plaintiff. The investment company
was incorporated in 1902 for the pur-
pose of doing a real estate business.
with capital of $4,000 shares valued
at SO each, and the guaranty COM
pany became the owner of $4,000
shares represented by certificate No.
1s. A demand for the delivery of the
shares was made on June last, but it
was refused. Hence the demand for
damages and the recovery of the
stock. William H. H. Hart is attorney
for the plaintiff corporation.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-23

championship, but none will be able
to go. MacGavin is out of town, Muir
dock is unable to leave on account OF
business and Wiehe and Smith have
been forced to retire through illness.
Alfonso Bell, the champion, is in the
East and there win be a new champion
of Southern California this year. That
this honor will fan to Fritz OvertOn
is almost a certainty. Two weeks ago
in the Ocean Park tournament OvertOn
beat Bell This is the first time Bell
has lost in tournament in nearly two
years. Overton has always been
crack player, but must have improved
considerably of late. He will play in
the September tournaments at San Ra-
fael and the local cracks will undoubt-
edly find him a stumbling block. Over
ton will probably be Bells partner in
doubles.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-23

A short hand goes with a long face.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-23

SUES FOR PERSONAL DAMAGEs.-Ed-
ward Dexter yesterday sued the United Rail-
roaos Tor damages in the sum OF S153.1 IL
Tor personal injuries alleged to have been re-
ceiVed on March 16. when he was passenger
on Lake-street car. He declares that he
alighting from the car in the dark ana ne
warning gong or light told him of a car ap-
proachins on the other track He was struck
broken.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-23

AMSTERDAM, July 22-It il understood
that Leeds, the former diplomatic agent Of
the Transvaal IN Europe. is trying to arrange
with Premier Kuyper for the conveyance of
the body Of former President Kruger to South
Africa on board q Dutch warship.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-09-30

sealskln Lcn, and. on interviewing
Margaret, tound that she had pawned
1t. The woman said she gave Marsa
ret severe sctla.ng and sent her 20
her room sooi she heard screams
from her daughters room. She four
The girl on the bed writhing with pain
and bottle partly Empty, standing
On the table nee' ~ The bottle con
tailed solution OF carrolic acid y
neighboring physician gave a neutral.
izing entot c aad worked over the girl
until she was out OF danger.
Margaret was a'ragnei in the Chill
drong court toiay. Her mouth was
badly burned by the acid Magic.
trate Willdn hcl her for examination
next Wednesday.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-09-30
WhiteMan'S
ARKANSAS Resident
VIEWS POLITICS
Thinks That Anglo-Saxon
Race Will Dominate If
Voters Combine.

J. Horne. travelling representative
for Aliaire. Woodward and COM
pany, OF Peoria. H., is in the city.
Mr. Home's home is in Hot Springs
Ark FL. was born and raised in thai
state. This morning it was with
pleasure that he expressed himself
upon certain vital questions that con
frint the people OF Guthrie. LOGAN
county ana the entire territory
He was asked in regard TO what his
idea was of the negro situation OF
Guth5ie and Logan county re said
"The race problem here VIII solve it-
self just as It has been soived In the
south Tho Anglossxon people will
dominate and II win oufy DC a matter
Of time, oven If there are forty mig
gers to one wlifo man. when Logan
county VIII be redeemed and She whIls
people viii hold she upper hapd
7 ann southerner was a con
federate soldier have seen in o.
position &c know something anout this
race problem For something lik
toh years hive been coming to GUN
rie and my attention has been attract
ed naturally 90 the rapid Increase 9i
the negro ana The headlJng velocity
with which that race was eeing ptl
cd into OFFICIAL positions NEGRO Of
Hoiaiism can rot last lt did not las
in the south ard &C wit not here
II admire The tenaclty and unswerv
sbg ntrepidlSy with which the Dem.
ocrais are nphims for The White man
rule Cleveland think voiced the
sentiments Of evciy Ans,osayan
whom he said before a large audience
in Coopors Institute iand by me sway
Booker Washneton heard nm thol
if the long haired preachers would
drop thc race question II philosopners
would turn their attention to another
study and leave the settlement Of the
noero question with the south i woull
soon he settled lad that ia true.
"This IS tbc white lranv age i's
must rule ana hr wiz rule. Down ~
jefferson county Arkansas, wher
there are more nigeers' TO the squa'e
mile ihan there are In Africa the
white man rules, There is but one
thine FOR Guthrie and Logan county
10 do If they would stanG right before
the eyes Of the territory and that e
to cioar themselves of negro Official
ism and this fall is the accepted time
Let the white people, regardless OF
political aniliation hang together ans
white men, with white mems nclina
tions and beliefs viii held The power
Of government ln their hands
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-09-30

at the Worlta fair hy q DIS deleaa.
ticn Of prominent citizens Who ~
parted Cor 50 Louis today he nlr-
ty was headed by Mayor r. W. n.cf
sidncy suees ed.tor of the Ar5morite
and members of the Chamber OF copc
merce. Many ladies' accompanied tlN
delegation inclu5me Miss Leue Card
enhire ,le wnusr of the Worlds iair
popular contest and Miss Vera Rich
ey sponsor for the Chickasaw nation.
A new feature of inlian territory
day will bee the presence of many
prominent Indians
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-09-30
rcox cARsoLlc ACID
Because she Was Accused Of Stealing
Fror- Tier Mother

New v,rk. Sept Margaret
owens o. years old OF So Dunieh
stree. atoml tol suicide Of her homo
last night D. stalking oarbolie acid
Mary Conner her mother, made eom-
plant to the Childcous society that
ihe gir was unnanageafle She said
that lor some time past sho had been
missn,e articles from her home Sew.
eral day ago Mrs. Conner says, She
went to Massarcts room anl found
twenty pawn tickets in bureau draw
cr They we're for the articles that
had boen taken ont of the house. She
was Suppressed 'he said 90 dhd that
her lapehtar hal bes9 stealing front
her Mrs Conner told the society
onltcrs that nu latenng of the girl
wrong doirs she scolaed her pt ioo',
no steps % have her taken care Of. as
she Thought per dapgee would grow
Wt 9i her waywa, mess
YtsierdaF AIRS fouurr missed a
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-09-30

ervear ar0ul the neck If iis hyi
me dos and geus inc cannc laue
The faithful messcne4r.s ernad s.
in van boWear Gov ns master was
deas &heh help arNed
The dog went y Ice house ani
members 90 ne family oeine ,ha
llood oaked ciutp around Hls naeM
knew The shout theard immediatey
after the ropert of the Gun was intend.
ed as an appeal hoa Pfoueh for ait
The shot entered Prouel's thigh
ana severed an artery We sew ihar
he was about % bleed 10 death anl
shouted for help.
Memhors Of his family heard the
shout but NOT thinking Of injury 70
Prouph did not respond,
Then Pruleh conceived the plan Of
sonding the dog 20 the house with
the bloody piece of his garment,
Upon The arrival Of the deg Mrs.
Prough ana her father. Cornelius ~.
Whitehead. rushed 10 The scene wtfan
thy arrived they found Prough up-
conscious ON the bank OF Erwin Creel,
nmr hy
m his exhausted condition be man
a-el 10 crawl 90 the creek aue ntury
across it HhW he sark unconscious
When De ldnted his feet were sim
In the Rator He died before pbysi.
clans could reach The scene
Doctor p s. Williams OF Jersey
Nlle CoroRer of Jersey county held
an inquest Proush was % years Old
apl leaves VIE and one child
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-09-30
nlo AlReHlp CONTEST.
A 100000 Prize 10 Be Given Away at
ST. Louis.

St. Louis, Mo-, Sept 30.-The few
remaining slcn Ter possibilities OF an
award in the widely advertised 500
COO arship contests at the World's
iair crowds went slimn,ering yester
day afternoon when tne executive
comndttee adjourned wHnout eAtond
ing the time limit placed on the con
Test Dy the rules committee. The
time expires Friday. end SO far There
has not been trial contest at ths
aeiouautc concou-se.
WIN Santos-Iwmont hopclessly Out
OF me race and with The Benbow MAJ
chimes fmure 10 oven quality as n
particuont There Is not an outside
chance that Worlds nir visitors wiH
witness a thrilling aerial flight for
fortune.
The local press bureau at the
Worlds fair yesterday gave out ths
following Optimistic statement:
The great interest taken m lsc oi-
ship contest Is shown by the crowded
condition Of the balloon house % The
aeronauuc concoursc There win
probably hc some little difficulty ia ar
ranging Tor space for the new air hip
OF A. T. Reynolds Of Los Angeles cal
TIE latter IS waiting until Nc can se-
cure the needed space to bring his arr
shin 10 the World fair grounds. the
entire south hall Of the s;ocRGdc has
been oarrlcaded and Is being nsed hy
Nj Francois. the French aeronsut who
is assembling his machine The north
half IS occupied by e. r. Baldwin,
who has about completed The cali
fornia Arrow +. G. Bonbow has his
balloon foe his airship inflated. ana
IS waiting for few repairs to bc
made in his motor. which when plac
ed. will complete his work Th.
aeroplane of William avery of Chi
cago. is ir readiness for a trial fish.
as soon as the work or installing me
motor aud ayns the ,racil at the
stadium which is now mder way is
ctmpiet and the two clpuyo bal
ICONS. which are kept inflated ana
storcd ir ire stcckade tl the ara,
Inuuome 20 its fullest capac1
Secretary Stevens was unable
rauemher yosleway afternoon wh
er anv rtaOe from aorouaus a'
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Waldlno. Klnnan & Marvin,


This winter sou can turn on rhe
heat 10 yoa uss gas; no coal required.
The new gas company viii send a man
30 see you on phQne'call
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Farms Wanted

have city property in North and
East Guthrie 10 trade Tor farms
r. A. Gaffney,
business College.
Guthrie Okla.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-09-30

Takes 'he burn outs heals the
womas cures he pain. Dr Thomas
Eclectr.C oA ihe household remedy
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-09-30
Here's Your Coal. Madam.

Put into your bin with no in-
convenience or annoyance TO you
Bin filed up with clean honest
roal, all ready to last half the
winter
Orders filled i'm Summer are apt
to be Just a little bit better at
tended too-if chats possible for
for l am not quite SO busy at that
time.
Any time you want an honest
measure Of honest coal, come to
N. +. Cheadle, Phone 6.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-09-30

We offer one hundred Dollars Re
ward for any case Of Catarrh that
cannot be cured by Hairs Catarrh
Cure r. J. Cheney 6 CO., Toledo, o.
We the undersigned have known
F. J. cheney for the last 10 years, and
believe him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions and hnoncialy
able 10 carry ont any obligations
made hy his frm
Waldlue, Klnnan & Marvin,
Wholesale Druggists Toledo o.
HALLS Catarrh Cure is taken intern
ally acting directly upon The blood
and amcot surfaces OF the system
Testimonials sent free Price 75c
per bottle sold by an Druggists.
Take Hairs Family Pills for con
s ipaton
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-09-30

Fake laxative Bromo Canine TAI
LET'S An DRUGGISTS refund the money
il it fairs t1 cufo IT, w Groves sig.
nature is on each box 25c
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-09-30

Aremore !. T., Sept so Indian
territory day, Oct. J. WILDE celebrated
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-09-30
INDIAN TERRITORY DAY

Big Delegation -,f Prominent Citizens
Leave for ST. Louls.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-09-30

Only IS hours to St. Louis via the
Frisco.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-09-30
y Many ywomen are denied the happiness of v
children through arrangement Of the genera
tive organs Mrs Boyer advises women to use
Lydia E. PinI1ham's Vegetable Compound.

DEAR Alns PrVBuAM:I with stomach complaint for
got so bad that could carry children MONTHS
then would have miscarriage The last time pregnant
husband got Lydia Pinhans Compound
After taking the first hottie relieved OF stomach
and began to feel better in every continued its
enabled carry my baby maturity baby girl
and can work better than could before like
man" Mas FRANK BEYER, p Second 81, Merden, Conn
Another case which proves that TO other medicine
in the world accomplishes the same results as
Lydia E. Pinkhams Vegetable Compound.
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Compound has brought home Sincerely yours, Mrs MAE
p WHARRY, Flat 81, The Norman, Milwaukee, Wis"
sterits is thinks
Mass
given wouid-be mothers.
mPmNN
oyet "
Lydia ham Med ca. Lynn
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-09-30

DEAR Mrs. PlNKHAM: / was married
for five years and gave birth to two pre-
mature children. After that took
Lydia u. PinkhaR's Vegetable Com
pound, and it changed me from weak,
nervous woman to strong, happy ard
healthy wife within seven months. With
in two years a lovely little girl was born,
who is the pride and JOY of my household.
If every woman who is cured feels as
grateful and happy as / do, you must
have host of friends, for every day
bless you for the light, health and happi-
ness Lydia T.. PinlIhaIn's Vegetable
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-10-06
@unSrr Der arieastehuif.

WGbrenb elmer militdrii9en uebrne
f9Iugen bic SOIoaten leBtbin cine
itarte, breite Bride iiber bic Glbe uns
melt Nittenberg, tpel9e f9fpsre 9lrtils
lerie unb IrmeesS ransporte 5u tragen
permp9te. sic purbe am nd9iten
Gage pieoer abgebrohen. Sas Grs
pertinent unb bas Waterial fir bic
Bride toitsten $500,000. @ubers
orbentIi6e @prI9tsmabreseIn fparsn
getrOffen pprben, I'm bic 2anbbeppbs
ner ub5ubaIten, Ii6 Der Bride gu
nGbern, unb bic &bnabme bon p6otos
erapbien gu perbinbern. Der 8au,
tpel9er BON Mitsliebern bes Generals
TABS geleitet mar, purbe in Settipnen
erri9tet, tpelde raid auiammengeIteIi
tperoen t0nnen. Wenn cine ober me6r
Settionen bur9 Gei9oFe pber burt
Ssuer 5eritDrt iinb, bann t5nnen uns
bere fubitituirt perben. Die Bride
fam fir 6liife bon peridiebsner 9reitc
uno Siefe pafeno gemadt fperben.
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@eaen ben 3abafstrnff.

S6asamtsiefretdr Sbap bat feline
@nti6eibuns in Der Spii6cn ben Ser
tretern oes Gabafstruits uno ben urtabs
bdn9isen Gi9arrehfabrifunten betreffs
Serdnoernn9 Der S6uemarte fir ims
portirte Gisarren b%eitebenSen Streite
fra9e gu @uniten Der tlnabbdnsisen
enti6ieccn. Den @igurrentiiten pirb
man es aIio nidt anieben tUnnen, oh lie
nit ilnportirtcn ODER einbeimii6en Sis
9arrcn 9efiilt itnb. Dieies ftrebten
bic llnabbdn9isen an, pdbrenb bic Sers
treter beS Fruits Oarauf b%citanOen, ba6
bic 6Orm unO Sarbe Der Steuermarfen
fiir impOrtirte @iSarren uuffalis mo
BON ben WtarteH fir sinbeimiI6e Cigar.
ren ueri6ieOen ietu uno Oa6 Die Wtarfe
all elmer iiberall ii6tbaren uno lei6t
ertennburen Stelle Der @isarrentiite
ielt9eflebt wcroe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-10-06
Npn Nlebipe's @rmprSnna.

Sect crit lit Die Tbatia6e befannt
9e9eben worOen. OaB Ylebwe's Grmorbs
ung pier uer9ebli9e Seriu6e, leiucn
Soo berbeiSnfiibreu. pOraus9in9eu, unb
oaB Oisie anidlase BON Dem Oepartes
mcnt Der pOlitiiden YoliSei our9 Ser
baftuns Der SeridwOrer, bic in aller
Stille in @emabrIam sebra9t ober uers
bannt wur6en, i'm leeten glu9enblid
u~ereitelt wurben. 9tur elmer oieler @ns
i6lGse lit bis iest befannt scworben,
uno oieier wurOe Ourd bic Suiaai9e @rs
plOiiOu elmer 9ombe in Dem Sotsl ou
,9torO in ct. Retersbur9 entbiillt. ca
ionew unO Swei ieiuer @enOiien beObads
ten bartnGdises S6wsi9en binii6tli6
Der @rmOrOun9 oes Wiiniiters Plebwe,
obwObl elmer Der Wiitihuloi9cn seitans
Den bat, oaB er al Dem SOrmittas Der
@rmorouns cine Sombe in ben Sanal
mari. Seritein, Der Sweite Seri6wOs
rer, 9ebordt Dem @cbot Der Gerrorilten
nuo wei9ert iid, ir9cnO cine ausiu9e gu
MAIDEN.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-10-06
nj

SuuSerte BON Suben iino einer in
Berlin einsetrOffenen Otabridt SuiOl9e
in Setutcrinoslaw ni%eOcrscmeeelt NOR
ben. Sine aujabl ruiiiider 0feieruiltcu,
Die ii9 in Der Staot gum S~riessoienit
mcloen muBten, SO8en, Obnc BON ibreu
SOrgeiestcH ODER Der YOliSei 6aran per.
biuSert il peroeu, ldrmenO uuO iiuseno
bur6 Die StraBen, OranseH in bic pau,
ier Der SliOen, Sertriimmcrten MObel,
i6luscu bic 6eniter Elm unO m%iBbanoels
ten Sruucn uuO Sinoer, uadOem ite Die
WtGuncr inter 8eOrObun9 ibres Sebens
aui bic Strabe getrieben batteu. 0tufs
Dem Die nSrieSer' ibre &utb an ben
SuOen auS9elaiien batten, wnrOeu iie
BON Der POliSei einfu6 CUR SrOnuns
uerwieien /; aber weoer ein9eipcrrt nod
bemadt.
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stast mill tic nbernehmen.

GorpOratiOnSanmalt Golman bat ers
fldrt, Die Wtunieipalitdt BON 9bica9o
werOc ibre ci9eneu %@iienbabnen bctreis
ben, penll bic bOrtisen Sabnseleli6afs
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