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The San Francisco call., 1905-08-31
JUNIORS IN DISPUTE.

BERKELEY, Aug. 30-"Should a
college man who has been 'cinched out
of college be allowed to retain an i'm
portant class position-say, for ex
ample the business managership of the
Blue and Gold?'
This question agitates the junior
class of the university and at a meet
ing of the class to-day threatened to
be the cause of permanent split be-
tween A. C. Hastings adherents and
those who oppose his retention as busi-
ness manager of the Blue and Gold.
Hastings was elected to this position
last term. Later he failed to pass his
examinations and was "cinched out" to
use a college term.
To-day he informed his classmates
at a meeting of juniors that he in
tended to remain in the university, do
ing regular work and making up his
deficiencies in scholarship. He desired
to be retained as business manager of
the Blue and Gold. Opposition to such
proceeding developed at once. One
section believed no student who is not
actually registered and in other ways
conforms to the definition of a college
man should represent the junior class
In an important class position. Argu-
ment waxed warm and final settlement
of the matter was deferred one week
The class nominated Lloyd Bryan of
the Theta Delta Chi and Frank Nc
Innes of the Kappa Alpha Fraternity
as candidates for the class presidency.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-31
LARGE ESTATES
ARE APPRAISED
Real and Personal Property
Left by the Late Colonel
Preston Worth $866,699.67
SURPRISES HIS FRIENDS
P. NJ. Partridge, Who Died
Recently at Menlo Park,
Leaves Valuable Holdings
Special Dispatch to The Call.

REDWOOD CITY. Aug. 3o.-The late
Colouel F. F. Preston was far wealth.
ier man than even most of his in
innate friends supposed. Worthington
Ames. r. III. Jury and .. D. Baldwin. the
appraisers of the estate, have filed their
inventory and appraisement. which
show that the wealth of the deceased
attorney was fast approaching the mill
lion dollar mark. The entire estate,
which consists of cash. bonds. stocks.
personal effects and real estate. is wall
ued at sS66.69s 81. The cash on deposit
in various banks and money received
from the sale of stocks and bonds
amounts to $215.52r 81. The personal
effects, promissory notes, bonds, etc.,
are valued at sS2.27S. The real estate
consists of valuable property in San
Francisco. Fresno. Santa Clara and San
Mateo counties. California. and Esmer-
aida Comfy. Nevada. estimated to be
worth S61S,e0o. The real property To-
Gated in this county consists of the
beautiful family home at. Portala, which
is appraised at S5o.000
Another very large estate which has
been appraised is that of 2. Nj. Part
ridge, who died recently at his Menlo
Park home. The appraisers. ]. NJ Dom
Ian. ]. b. Kelly and Samuel 6. Buckbee,
fix the value of the estate at s1S1 ,2s9 SO.
Inc real estate. WnlCn, with lHe eA-
ception of small parcels in Calaveras
and Santa Cruz counties and the fam
lily home at Menlo Park. is located
In San Francisco. is valued al
S14S,0S7 sc. The personal property con-
sists Of the following items: Life in
surance. s54S7: cash in savings banks
of San Francisco. ss66 SO: cash in the
National Bank of Quebec. 1857 73;
household effects. SS25: amount due
from John Partridge. s26.275 81. max
ing tota; of s181. .299 So.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-31
FOR
STUDENTS. OF
PETROGRAPHY

BERKELEY, Aug. 30.-The promised relief
In the overcrowded petrography course at the
university. out of which condition grew the
wild rumor that lot of students in the course
would have to go to Stanford for the desired
instruction, has already come. Professor F.
e. Laney has been. engaged as assistant in the
department of geology lie will give fnstruc-
ton IN the Photography class as an assistant to
Professor Lawson. Mr.. Laney is a graduate OF
Drury College, Missouri. and in 1902 was an
assistant on the Missouri Geological Survey
He was a graduate student in geology at the
University OF Wisconsin in siyO2-03 was elected
Assistant State Geologist of North Carolina in
1903 and engaged in field work for the
North Carolina Survey until the beginning of
the present year. at which time he returned to
the University of Wisconsin and took the mas
ter's degree. He was elected assistant pro-
fessor OF geology in the polytechnic Institute
of Virginia in 1908, but resigned this position
TO take up his old work in North Carolina
A F. Williams graduate of the university,
class of '9S, has returned from South Africa
where his position is that OF assistant general
manager of the De Beers Consolidated Mines
Limited. He has won an enyiable place in the
diamond field, and o-day received congra tula- :
tions from instructors who were his friends in
college days. Williams says there are about
thirty graduates Of California in South Africa
They meet once a year for annual dinner
usually on Thanksgiving day. and there ex-
change "reminiscences. Williams had lunch
yesterday with Professor oNeilI Of the chem
istry department. He will leave for Africa in
a few days.
The University Press Club is to be organized
Gold on the campus. 1t Is to be composed OF
editors, managing editors and business mana
gers of all college publications.
The annual budget meeting OF the Y M C.
A. of the university will be held Thursday az
ternoon at 3 O'Clock. 1t will be conducted nv
the STATE secretary. Burton B. Wilcox He is
to present the business end OF the association
work -o''
The regular class Y. NJ c. A. meetings vii,
day al 4: o. Wednesday ut 8; 'O6 Thursda -
at 3. and '0S, Friday at 4. - =
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tions blocked passenger traffic and dis
arranged the running time, so that the
locals were busy trying to get back to
their regular time.
MANY DELAYS MAKE TROUBLE.
When the new time card for twenty
minute service was inaugurated the
West Berkeley local train was run
from that point to siding south of
Sixteenth-street station, where passen-
gers are transferred to the East Ber-
kelley train TO Oakland pier. The West
Berkeley train this morning had
switched to make its return run, while
the companion train for East Berkeley
that runs from the mole. was also
headed north Both engineers were
trying to make up time. although the
railroad officials declare that the West
Berkeley man was at fault, the
other one holds the right of way.
Loring, wiz was looking ahead. saw
train some distance beyond, which he
evidently thought was the East Ber
kelley train. He knew the train SER
vice had been disarranged and consid-
cred his way out from the siding clear.
Not until the shrfll blasts from the
approaching engine behind gave warn
ing did the veteran realize that he
had erred and that collision could not
be averted. Engineer Bruce, under. his
right of way rule. had not expected the
West Berkeley engine to run in on
the main line track He, too, was not
quick enough.
There were few if any passengers in
the West Berkeley train. In the other.
about twenty were riding. Mrs. Croalet,
the injured one, said she was resting her
left hand on seat and the shock of the
collision snapped the bones. She went
to a surgeon in Oakland for treatment.
A Butler was conductor of the West
Berkeley and Samuel Bones conductor of
the other train.
Railroad officials hastened to the scene
of the accident. and the wrecking train
was speedily in action. After the clean
up, with the injured out of the way, w.
S. Palmer general superintendent Of the
northern district, said:
The collision was caused simply by
the West Berkeley man pulling out with
his train when. the other man on the East
Berkeley train had the right-of-way and
the signal
THE West Berkeley man did not wait,
as he should have done. He may have
been confused. The running of the trains
regularly had been prevented temporarily
by the parting of a freight train which
had been caused by the breaking of a
drawhead and this threw the other trains
out of time. The West Berkeley had
been in but a short time and had pulled
out and threw the cars of the other train
off the track
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-31
F F|REMEN PURSUE
MOVING BLAZE
Two Companies Chase Flam-
ing Wagon Load Of Hay
Through Streets of City
CATCH FIRE ON WHEELS
Sewer Flushing Gang With
Big Hose Extinguishes
a Strange Conflagration

OAKLAND, Aug. 30.-A migratory fire
was pursued by two companies of the To-
cal Fire Department for several blocks
this morning, and was finally rounded up
in a vacant lot at the corner of Thir-
teenth and FaIIon streets, after Fire
Warden George Mcdonald has almost be-
come convinced that he was chasing the
proverbial will-o'-the-wisp
The reason for the pursuit Of the fire
was that it was on wheels, d load OF
hay being brought into Oakland from
San Leandro furnishing the food for the
flames, and while the fire laddies were
anxiously seeking the moving confiagra-
ton the driver OF the hay wagon was just
as eagerly seeking some place where he
could get q hose to put out the fire in his
load OF fodder.
The wagon was in charge of Frank
Marsh of San Leandro, and he was on his
way to the barn of local real estate
company, when just as he started across
the Twelfth-street dam some one called
to him that his load was on fire. Marsh
tried to extinguish the flames, but the
fierreness of the fire drove him back, and
a. last resort he started to drive the
blazing load into Oakland, where he could
get a hose AT the corner of Twelfth and
Alice streets he found some employees of
the city Street Department flushing the
sewer and with the aid of their big hose
the fire was quickly under control.
In the meantime some one had tele-
phoned to the Fire Department. and
truck company and chemical engine were
ordered to the scene. While Marsh was
hunting for a hose the fire fighters were
hunting for him, ard the truck and en-
gine, led by the blazing ;oad of hay,
formed a regular procession through the
streets. The hay was finally dumped at
the corner of Thirteenth and Fallon
streets, and Marsh returned to San Lean
dro for another load.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-31
pRuIps TO GIVE A DANCE.

NOVATO, Aug. S0.-Novato Circle No.
II. United Ancient Order of Druids,
will give a grand ball in Loustaunau's
Hall Saturday evening, September 3,
and it promises to be social success.
The committee in charge of the affair
is composed of Mrs. NJ. Dutra. NJ Rohrs,
NJ Devote, S. Lawson, l.. Genserowsky.
olga Johnston, NJ. Lopes, F. l.. Nunes.
B. Phillip, M. Dilena, NJ. Bronco, Miss
Annie Raymond and Messrs. Pho d.
lena, NJ. Phillip. Henry Hurlburt, A v.
Aguiar, ]. p Loustaunau, Ed-Senrer
and Charles Dittman. Floor manager,
r. de Rosa.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-31
ADVENT CHRISTIAN
CONFERENCE MEETS
Delegates Are in Attendance
From All Sections of
State.

SANTA CRUZ, Aug. so.-The Advent
Christian Conference of Northern CALI
fornia is in session at the beautiful camp
grounds overlooking Corcoran's lagoon
and beach. Delegates have been arriving
for several days and the grounds have
the appearance of tented city. Since
the last meeting the streets have beel;
planted with trees and overs and tank
house, dining hall and several cottages
have been erected.
The delegates are from churches at
Napa. Santa Rosa, San rancisco, Oak
land San Jose. Santa Clara. Santa Cruz
and other parts of the State. The con-
ference opened this evening with praise
service and sermon by the general su-
perintendent, Rev I. N. Archibald.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-31
OBJECTIONABLE HOG RANCHES.

COLMA. Aug. 30-The problem OF
ridding this town and it's vicinity OF
the Objectionable hog ranches Is stiH
serious and unsolved one for the
residents The proposition to segre-
gate the ranches appears to be unsat-
isfactory At the earnest solicitation
of the people of Colma the Supervis-
ors will devote a session TO the matter
and will take sworn testimony in ref
erence to the character of the ranches.
IF representations of their unwhole-
some condition be supported some
scheme will be devised to effect their
suppression.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-31
Makes Charges Against Husband

Mrs. Mary Reeves obtained a warrant
from Police Judge Mogan yesterday for
the arrest of her hunsband. George
Reeves, a driver for the STANDARD Mil
Company, on a charge of failure to nro-
vide. Sho saws that her husband has
left her for Mrs. Anna p Walsh 10
years of age. and that ,he told her on
Tuesday night to place their two younr
children in an orphan asylum. as he
would~not support them. neither would
he return to her Mrs. Reeves and Mrs
Walsh had an encounter on Larkin
street on Monday night
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-31
WILL REMAIN IN EUROPE.

STANFORD UNIVERSITY. Aug. 90
Word has been received that President
David Starr Jordan sailed from Liver
pool on August "a and Will reach Mon
treal on September 2. On the journey
back to California Dr. Jordan will stop
over for several days in Chicago.
Mrs David Starr Jordan and Miss
Jordan accompanied President Jordan
on his trip. Miss Jordan will not return
with the rest of the party. but will re-
main several months longer in Europe
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-31
Orders Release of Patient.

SANTA ROSA, Aug. Sa-Judge Sea-
well of the Superior Court of this
county to-day granted the petition OF
John Hodel for release from the Ukiah
Asylum on the ground that his COM
mitment from Alameda County was
defective. The commitment was under
the old lunacy law. The courts order
will be fled in the Superior Court of
Mendocino County
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-31
Marks I'm Critical Condition.

SANTA ROSA. Aug. SO.-Superin-
tendert Marks of the Northwestern
Redwood Company at Willis. who was
hurt on runaway engine on the grade
near Willis Monday, was taken to a
San Francisco hospital to-day by a
special train. He is in critical con-
dition. Two other victims will prob
ably die.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-31
TO INVESTIGATE FENCING.

OAKLAND, Aug. 30.-The Board of
Public Works has received from NJ
Lamond, Superintendent of Public
Parks. report that city lands ag-
gregating 1920 square feet have been
fenced by private persons in the vicin-
lty of Second avenue and the lake
boulevard The City Attorney and the
City Engineer will investigate and de-
termine the exact boundaries
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-31
F1REMEN WILL ENTERTAIN.

MILL VALLEY, Aug. 30.-The Mill
Valley Fire Department will give a
grand entertainment and smoker next
Friday evening The committee on en-
.tertainment has prepared an interest
ing musical. literary and athletic pro-
gramme.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-31
Seizure Clerk Removes.

K H. Wilcox. seizure clerk in the
Custo om-nouse, has been assigned to
duty in the new postoffice.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-08-18
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Ser MbpDtat Htdarbs in Weas
tberiuro Fat at, Sobn Wanamater
einett entriiteten Brief 9eibrieben.
neil er 8oDter &. BaibinatDn in
Saratuaa au Wittaa~ einaelaben bate,
uno bat ibrn feline &unoimaft ent5Ds
gen. @enn iebt @anatnater nur
ni@t &pnfurS MAIDEN muBl
- Die Oelmible in Beeniue Bot
cine BeiteQung BON Bremen auf liz
Tonr,ert Oeltuben erhalten.
Gus. 8. &Db in Temple. Elm
befannter 9eutiher, lit bort an einem
6ersiblaa aeifDrben.
= Jrau s. sc. 6eorid, bic Trau
oes Brdfioeuten Der Stnd Waros
NatiDnal Battt in ST. Wortb, fprang,
uGbreno ihr Wanrl ihlief, aus einen,
Seniter ibrer Wobnune i'm pierten
Stodmert bes Worth QDtel auf Die
GtraBe binab unb rpuroe 10 lhmer
uerlebt, oaB fie balb oarauf itarb.
Die Trau mar anibeineno geiitig ae=
it6rt; fte ioq ihDn friber zen Bers
iub genlaht baben. aus benz 6enfter
5u fprin9en.
- Nus SlpresntIe riro oer1elbet,
baB Die oeutiben Sarr1er in Der bDrs
tigen @egeno ourhibHittlih einen
balben Ballen BaumpplIe gum Nfer
MAIDEN uereen.
n:r M~Lr:lo~ 80 o.. Aox E~c
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Sof0le8
0ie 8ammtupuernte.

Die ,@alpeltun Seems" bat ibren
oritten @rnteberibt nerDHentliht.
Dsrielbe meift Mitteilun9en aus 484
Orten in Teras auf uno giebt ben
Buftano Der grnte am IL. Guguit
an. ga bieie gerihte Der Stems"
iih INNER als sienlim perlaBlib ers
tuieien bdben, 10 tam man AUDI wDl
oos Wilo. oas Der Beribt Dies Wat
uDn Der Srnte entpirft, al8 Elm mDg'
lihit acknowledgements anteben.
Der 8Hitano Der teIanifben Bautts
moI.@rnte lit nod biefem Bertht UNI
9.92 BrDaent fblehter als utn oie'
ielbe Belt bes B%oriahres. Dos Wiro
r1andern, beiien Cotton in bieiera
Snbr beoeuter,o better ftebt als i'm
nnriaen Sabr ieltfatn erideinen, miro
ober 1eid1t ertldrt, uer, mir aus ben
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jhe gieen5maft Der biesjdbriaen
Dauntunls grnte bic unaleibbeit 1T.
Eotidhlih iheint bic DaummDae in
Teras ielterl 10 ungleih aeftenoen Ri
baben, rpie in oielem Sabr. 86bs
rerb einige @eQenoen etnen gara
uprsiiglihen grnteftanb oufneiien.
1T er in anbern 10 ibleht mie nur
Dentbar. 6dlt man oanr ale5 sus
ian1utet,, banr ereiebt fib ole 5acit
mirtliH Elm fble@terer 8uitano alS
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gen @egensen Der @rnte giinitig, in
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b0lten. bort su menig uno am britt
ten Drte aeraoe genug; auf Der eineu
Steqe Fat bas belize Better Der leb=
ten WOden atinftia eepirtt, auf Der
aroern bat e8 aefbaoet; 10 lift allies
Ueri6ieoen geruefen. Selbff Der
Boil eepil lheiut etuas BON ben
tarntteriitifdet1 giaenibaften bes
Snbree abbeturntteri az baber, Die
DeriGte iiber feline Tdtieteit firo pDls
li9 unaleih. Dn lhreibt Der cine
Correspondent. Der BDn : @eepil
i&eine oies Sabr BON nar teiner Bes
0eututi9 81 letr, unb Der anoere, er
i6eine me5r unbeil ansurihten, als
lie auppr. unb bas oft aus @egens
ben. bic iib in manufacturer Mabs
bari@aft befinben. GaBt man aber
ale oieie Weridte iiber ben Boq>
Meeui[ 3uiammeri, 10 tprnrut mar,
ODD 5u ber ue~ber5eugunq, oaB feline
Tdtigteit in oieien, Jabr teine 10 ners
teerenoe 1T, tuie in friibere1 Sabren.
Sic bat aud fpdter angefangen.
Das .HidenA Eat iiberan beaDns
men. SIN Wefter unieree Gtaates
ift bic BaumnDne ihnn siemlih melt
uDrgelhritten. int Often uno Nproen
1T fie INN rtebrere @ufer aurid.
Die BreissN usfihten fino ainitia.
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BUM eriten Male III Der Sol

Bum eriten Male lit Der sSau
uoraefOmmen, baB cine Wegerin fim
ueioerte, ben fir Tarbige reierpier=
ten Mbteil in Der StraBenbabncar elm.
sunebmen. Sic iebte iih auf einen
Der fir @eiBe beitimmten Sibe uno
lieB iih BON &onoutteur nidt bemes
aen. tbren Blab aufsuaeben. 5hliebs
lib rief Der &pnoutteur ben WotDrs
fibrer gu 6ilfe, Betoe padten Die
Neaerin uno lebten lie OBJ. 9ie See
germ, 6elen German lit tbr Same,
bot eeeen bic 8eiben &lage erbpben
uno lie puroen unter $50 Siir9lbaft
aeftent.
9as pouItdnbioe 8rOgramt1
fir Die Seier bes Nrbeitertages lit
bereits entuorfen moroen. Gormits
mittaes ftnoet Der iblihe ur1aug Der
Generic ftatt uno nahmittags aiebt
es i'm Sun 8ebrD Bart &eoen,
Spiele. Ronsert uno ant abenb 9ons.
= sc itnb Standardization i'm
umlauf. I'm ben Staat BET Der 0uf'
redterbaltuna Der 0uarantdne al
Der @renae su unteritiben. Wir
batten bieies beitanoise 6erumreihea
6es Glinqelbeutefs, ihDn mebr Betz
telei i'm b1berett Grade. fir einen
nnfue. Ser arDBe uno reibe Staat
fDnte Die Wittel haben unb bergeben,
nm ale WaBregeln gum Sbub Der
| 8urqer in Besue auf 2eben uno @e'
iunbbeit 81 erareifen. Dafir besab'
len Die Burger bic Steuern. unter'
nit1r1t es bes COUNTY, 0uarantdne
5u ertldrer, 10 beitreitet bas g0untb
bic untplten uno aebt lie BON Der
Gtabt aus, 10 III Die Staot uerants
nprtlib. Sc lit aber BIER 10 Mooe
9euproen, fir aaes m1alibe gu iart'
rneln, baB man gar niht ntebr urter'
lbeioet. tuas beredtiat 1T, uno maa
rift. Sc feblte bios nod, 6nB Die
Bnreer aud ons sseuermebr'D epar'
ter1ent aus ibrer 9aide u~aterhalten
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fsfn Setter II, her Gpt.

8ie bdufig finbet ma 2eute, bic BE.
ftdnoia bon fbrperlihen 2eioen aeplaai
iinb unb iufolae beiiem ale Suit am Sc.
ben perlieren. gs iino bies rtat,1entlid
fofde 8erionen, tpelde an 8lutarmutb,
Bletdluht, Neroenid]pa1e, on Der Sc
Der, ben Nieren, Geritppfuna unb Ser
oauun9sfbrune Der ihlimrniten Nrt lei.
ben. 6Dldben &ranfen iin6 bic in bei
aamaen @elt befannten ct. Bernart
&rduterpilien lbon bdufis ais elm tuirfli.
der &etter in Der Not erihienert uno Sc.
berinant,, tpelber bieie heiltrdftise Gr5nei
einmat prDbtert BOT, bdIt tie b~efdnbtg i'm
SauIe nn6 trennt ith nitt mebr BON oer-
Splheu.
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MnerIet.

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90 Die JnipeftDren Der eleftriiheu
Orabtleitunger, haben 1Gun mieoet
neue WegulatiDnen purgeidrieben,
Die fib biesi1al auf Steb> unb trans=
portable 2antpen beaieben. Der ges
w5bnli6e 2eitungsbrabt mirb aui
Sd SUB pDr Der 9antpe burh Ell.
men ftarten fhmar5en Drabt erlebt
uub barr bic Werbinbung init benz
oefuhtener 9rabt nur@ Elm BDrsels
lnnsB mil6enftiid beraeiteut, ppr benz
nua audi Der StrDm an. uno abQe>
ore6t uirb.
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ridge nit feinen SHentunaer an bic
Staot uno init ieinen Bldner sur
Berf&6nerung berielbeit 10 forttdbrt
10 1T San MntDniD aueroinqs oaau
teitimrit, bic intereiiantefte uub rel,
aenoite Stabt bes Sihens su tuerben.
Bmei M~bgeDrbnete Der uTeraa
5tre Yreuentiun MfiDciatiUn" wareu
bier uno fte0ten ben @elhdftsleuteu
por. DaB oaa Teuermebr > Departe.
tsent nibt polbdblig lift uno in Eulae
oeilett aud riGt bic 9ienfte leifteu
lam. bic BON ihm ertpartet weroen.
Die @ei1dftaleute miiBten oarauf ies
ben. oaB bic 6euermehrleute besabli
rueroen un6 oaS Departemeut Die
uulle St6rte BAT. bic es friber belas,
uiorigenfaQ8 Die Jeuerperliherunas.
V0liceu tanSeQiert perben mDhtert
Ttir ben Meiterbau Der Sol
Bnbn uun StUdbale aus fino neun
9~nrlaoun9e1 Shienerl uuo sruansiQ
Gnrlaoungen GhueGen eingetrDfferi.
Col. Z. s. GnoerfDn. bergeniale
General Haifugier Wgent Der SuD.
lidel Hacific Balm. peranitoltet mies
0er. ME i'm pDriaen Sabre, einen
Ja0onusfug nod ben untpirtliGen
Seoenoe1 oe8 WeitenS unb bat oaau
aitda ben Brdlioenten @ouiepelt uno
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lafio etngelnoen. Die Tour tpirb am
10. Houentber pDn 6ouifua aug am
qetreteri. Die Babngeleqlhoft lorot
ttar ale decentralization uuo fir bic
Bet0ftiaung Der 9~eilnebmer. Der
Ml1flug i'm Deraan9enen Satire pers
fief 5u augen1einer 3uFrieocnbeit.
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durt Gam 60uitDn aufaefteGt. 81
rutt aiif einert eiierner @erilt BON
100 6HB 66be. faBt 500, 900 Sal,
foneri auo Cat 5000 9etDitet.
= NdGitenS rirb audi NIT benz
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