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The San Francisco call., 1906-11-03
EIGHT ARE To DIE
ON GALLOWS.

ST PETERSBURG, Nov. 2.-The
preparations for the parliamentary
elections are rapidly advancing. The
registration, lists are much shorter than
those of the last election, owing to the
exclusion OF thousands of voters under
the Senate ruling of October 90 The
Government has opened preliminary
credit of $500 for election expenses;
100000 more than Count Witte when
premier spent in all for this purpose
Work was suspended today at the
Women's University and academies as
q mark of sympathy with two women
students who were executed Tuesday
at Cronstadt for completely in the con-
spiracy OF October IS to blow up the
building where the court-martial try
ing the mutiny causes was sitting, in
revenge for the execution. of mutineers.
They were both young and were en-
gagged in their first terroristic attempt
The Supreme Military Court has con-
firmed the sentence imposed on Captain
Bolgakoff of three years Imprisonment
in a fortress for engaging in revolu-
.tionary agitation among Russian pris-
oners in Japan. Bolgakoff was one of
the defenders of Port Arthur and was
decorated with the ST. Georges Cross
and presented with a golden sword for
his bravery.
The sentences imposed on twenty
three peasants of the Baltic provinces
who organized the attacks on SOL
dfers at Talsen in December last have
also been confirmed by the Supreme
Military Court. Eight of them will be
executed and one sentenced to impris-
onrnent for life.
A state of siege has been proclaimed
there on account of the continuance. of
revolutionary terrorism, particularly
the assassination of Frefect Elchabe-
goffs. who was killed by a bomb The
assassin escaped.
A dispatch from Ynzovka today an
nounced that the police there invaded
the HEADQUARTERS of a gang of anar-
chists who had long terrorized the in
habftants and met with armed resist
ance. during which several policemen
were wounded.
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WEARS HANDcUFFS
ALL THE NIGHT.

Detective Rogers of the Pinkerton
force tried on pair of new handouts
Thursday evening He closed the steel
bracelets tight on his wrists and found
them "a snug fit When he wanted to
unlock thems however, he discovered
that he had lost the key. They were
new and strong, and the more he strug-
gled to get them off, the tighter they
gripped his wrists.
With the aid of a friend he managed
on Thursday night, after a few hours
work, to cut the connecting chain. This
left his hands free, but a steel cuff
still clutched each wrist.
He retired thus manacled. His wrists
had swollen by yesterday morning and
for breakfast, Rogers set forth in
search of relief. He called at several
places. but at the sight of the hand
cuffs men who might have helped him
ordered him off the premises. At last
he found man willing to saw off the
bracelets.
Wait just minute until go across
the street and borrow small saw"
the man told him. While Rogers wait
ed the man supposed to be seeking a
saw was tefephoning TO the Chief of
Police a frantic appeal for a squad of
detectives.
"a great big, rough-looking fellow
he yelled over the phone Has a
handcuff on each wrist. Be sure and
send men enough, for he looks like a
hard case
Among the police sent to capture the
desperate was Detective Wren, whom
Rogers was able to satisfy as to his
identity. Rogers accompanied Wren to
the Harbor police station where Ser
geant Duncan sawed off the handcuffS
and liberated the Pinkerton man.
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JAPANESE CAUGHT
SkETCH|NG FORT.
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

MANILA, Nov. "A Japanese cap
tain of engineers, disguised, has been
caught sketching fortifications in the
Philippines The Japanese Government
has been communicated with regarding
the deportation of the offender
WASHINGTON, Nov. although il
is said by members OF the general staff
of the army that nothing has been
heard in the War Department of the
arrest of a japanese captain of engi-
neer for sketching fortif1cations in the
Philippines, the story has aroused a
deal of attention among army officials.
1t is. said probably little or nothing
in the way of punishment will be Wis
tied upon the prisoner, because the
United States IS now anxious to placate
that nation in view of the recent dis
elimination In San Francisco against
japanese children AT the same time
Manila is considered by both army and
navy experts as the most vulnerable OF
American possessions and the incident
is likely to call for greater precautions
for the preservation of military secrets
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LAST Of GANG IS
IN THE TOLLS.

CHICAGO, Nov. 2-In the arrest of
William Burt in the Palmer House last
night by Central Station detectives. the
police believe they have in custody the
last of the men indicted for operating
one of the biggest swindiing schemes
known in police circles.
With Burt in the Indictment are Ed
ward Bauman, Abraham Lipman,
Charles Meyers and Tommy O'Neill
The FIVE men We're indicted by the
March Grand Jury. All but Burt were
arrested soon afterward and gave
bonds for their appearance.
Advertisements were placed in daily
papers asking for loan of sum oil
money ranging from 5000 to s400 Sc
curity would be given by one of the
three men in the form of pawn ticket
for dianlonds valued at $500 or $500
Many persons it is said. loaned the mer
money and accepted tickets. When the
holder of the ticket was unable to col
lect the amount he had loaned, he i'm
mediately went to the pawnbroker, paid
the amount due on the articles pawned
and accepted the goods worth less thar
the amount of the loan.
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RELEASES NINETEEN NEGROES
INDICTED FOR ATLANTA MURDER

ATLANTA, Ga, Nov. Nineteen ne
groes indicted in connection with the
murder of Policeman Heard during the
September riots were ordered released
by Judge Roam in the Superior Court
today. The evidence against the de-
PENDANTS was considered insufficient to
warrant holding them for trial. Twen-
ty-three of the indicted negroes under
arrest viii be held for murder. and
against them the evidence is practical
ly the same as against Alexander
walker, who was given a life sentence
on wednesday.
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BURGLAR BLOWS OPEN SAFE
WITH CHARGE OF DYNAMITE

SAN BERNARDINO, Nov. "A
burglar entered the postoffice at East
Highlands early this morning. blew
open the safe with dynamite and, TAX
ing from 1t $40 in cash and 5000 in
stamps, escaped.
Tools were first stolen from the East
Highlands Implement Company, di-
rectly across the street from the post
office, and with these an entrance was
forced into the postoff1ce by forcing
the rear window A hole was then
drilled into the safe and into this a
charge of dynamite placed and ex-
ploded
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GILLETT REEUIts
BELL s CHARGES.
Presented Measures That
Railroad Company Was
Violently Opposed To
No FRIEND OF RUFF
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL.


SANTA ROSA. Nov. flames N Gill
lett, Republican nominee for Governor.
made a tour of Sonona County today.
meeting the voters in their home
towns.
Gillett was greeted by about 2000
people here tonight at, the close OF
strenuous days work. He reTuted the
charges made here BY Theodore A.
Bell regarding Gillett's railroad af1aia-
tions by showing how he had voted
while an avowed candidate for the
nomination which he later secured far
the railroad rate and employees LA
bility bills which were desperately op-
posed by the railroads and favored by
the people. AS for being the nominee
Of RUef. Gillett showed how Ruef and
those who were with him defeated
Knight as a delegate to the Santa Cruz
convention and then shouted with glee
that knight would mot be present to
nominate CTi1lett, and how Knight had
taken up his residence in his former
home Eureka. and had been sent to
the convention by his old neighbOrs-
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QUENCH FLAMES ON
ATLANTIC LINER.

LIVERPOOL, Nov. 2.-Fire broke out
today on board the White Star line
steamer Baltic. which arrived here yes
terday from New York The flames
We're discovered in hold No. 5. contain
ing cotton. and for time serious dam
age was threatened A large force Of
hremen hurried to the scene. flooded
the hold with water and confined the
fire to- that part of the ship
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SUPERINTENDENT OF NEW ROAD

SAN DIEGO. Nov 2.--F NJ. Bowman,
formerly superintendent of the Santa
Fe and Ration Railway in New Mexico,
has become superintendent of the Ma
tional City and Okay Railroad, vice
r.. A. Hornbeck, resigned. Hornbeck
remains as general manager of the La
Jolla road and the San Diego, Cuya-
rnaca and Eastern line.
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vestigation, and in these days of popu
tar indignation that means much.
AT the clubs and on the street last
night men were commenting on the
backbone Graham had shown in not
posrponing till after Tuesday these two
decisions which resulted in the dis
nissal from the jury of at least two
men whom Ruef had shown the great
est anxiety. to retain, and in the draw
ing of the five names in what Short
ridge. claimed was a second Grand
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Jury box The Looters League de-
sired other decisions than these, and
Shortridge made his displeasure ap-
parent, but the paid retainers of sRuef
are limited by the nature of things,
and the honorable men in the city are
outspoken in their commendation of
Graham for. refusing to play politics,
and for coming out squarely with de-
cisions. which, while they may have
been inevitable, might have been de-
layed.
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SENATOR PERKINS
IN AN ACCIDENT.

RIVERSIDE, Nov. limited States
senator Perkins was in an automobile
accident here yesterday afternoon. He
was being driven about town by for
mer Congressman Daniels, and their
car, in turningpa corner. struck G. w.
Stocks3eger a prominent Grand Army
man. Stocksleger was riding a bicycle
at the time and having but one arm
was unable TO avoid the accident. He
was thrown TO the pavement and was
badly injured on the head and body.
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ELEcTRIcIAN ELECrRoCUTED.

Los ANGELES. Nov. I'll. A. Clay
pool. an electrician in the employ Of
the Kern River Company. was electro,
cuted this morning by picking up
live wire at the companys sub station
at East Lake Park. p Claypo0l was a
young man and unmarried His
parents. reside at Oakland, Warren
County Ky
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Honest Men Praise
Graham's Decisions

The decisions made by Judge Graham
yesterday in the matter Of the selection
OF the Grand Jury have won him the
respect OF every honest man who has
followed the course Of the Heney in
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-03
AUSTRIAN ARcHDUKE OTTO DEAD

VIENNA, Nov. 2.-Archduke Otto,
second son of the Emperor's eldest
brother, Karl Ludwig, died yesterday,
aged 40 years. He had been i'll for the
last few months. Archduke Otto was
born at Gratz. His eldest brother is
Archduke Franz Ferdinand. the pres
ent heir to the throne of Austria
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-03

The inside history Of the trolley deal.
viii be the most interesting. matter to-
he presented during the present pros
ecution. The story will be told in de-
tail when the time comes At this time
ii is not necessary 10 relate all the de-
tails. The company was willing and
the Supervisors were willing. The only
question remaining was. the price Nat
urally il would have made operations
too clumsy TO have dealt with eighteen
separate individuals.
MEDIATOR STEPS IN.
1t was at-fhis point that a mediator
stepped in. Said Mediator fixed a price
which the corporation declared eXorbi-
tsnt. In truth the corporation regard
ed the price as cheap, blrt it ran thes
blun and the bluff worked. After
uttIe argument the price dropped
something like S25o.0oO. Mediator. did
not regard If necessary TO let the Jolly
eighteen in on the details. In fact.
the "jolly eighteen did not know the
price by nearly half a millions dollars.
However. q few thousand looked big TO
- the "jolly eighteen" whereas Mediator
has been in the habit Of handling big
sums. To cut a long story short. the
deal went through, the Jolly eighteen
were more than pleased. with tBei:
divvy and Mediator had enough for
himself, and out Of the goodness of his
heart he divided with his friend.
AS Hepey and Burns have gathered.
evidence bearing on the reign of ras-
5aEty. they have been agtounded both
be the inmensity and the boldness ot
G5le.. operations of -Ruef. .Schmitz and
their crew. Some Of the transactions
q have been 81. .carelessiy- performed that
d il appeared inevitable that. detection
would follow. The only. explanation
is- that i've years Of !conIro! had made
Ruef so sure Of himself that ;le di-
vested himself Of those safeguards
(which he employed at the outset. In
he''early stages of the. game Ruef was
careful TO throw dirt Gver..svery shady
transaction. bat the: march OF &ime may
Sc. Noted by 3 growing carelessness
which of late had. reached the point OF
open disregard.
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To Cure "A Cold in One Day
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
Druggists refund money II 1t fails. e.
w. Groves signature on each box &C. =
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PROPOSALS.

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. October 9. 1000. .-seals.,
proposals. in triplicate wiz be received here
until IL A. m. November. 5. 1906 and fheo
opened. Tor furnishing all material and erecf-
ing a laundry building at the o. s. ArnV Ger.
eral Hospital. Preside q san Francisco. Car
according TO plans and specifications on a. =,
this ofnee- The Governments reserves the righf
TO reject any or all bids. Preference rfven -
articles OF American production. coudffioHa ~
price and quality tineluding In the price ~
foreign productions the duty thereon) beine
equal. All information. furnished on applica
ton 70 the office OF the Chief Ouartern,este--
Department Of California. Preside OF 80
Francisco, Cal mo l. GLEN Assf q ~
Gcnl. T. S. A.. Chief Oaartermaster. ~
TREASURY DEPARTMENT. 5Jfaee 80 -
peryising Architect. Washington. D. n GU ~
2b; ls96;-seaed proposals win be receives "a ~
tnls olnee until o clock 2. nn on the All ~ =
construction Of the Leprosy Investgasfo1 Sue sne
ton Al Motokal. Hawaii in aceOrdance wi<h
may Be had az this offee. JAMES EcSesSxr
TAYLOR. Supervising Arehitect- -'S&
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PURCHASES SILVER

FUHVf16bEo D41< Oxt 1ft1-s
ington. Nov. 2.-The Director Of the Mint to-
day purchased 100000 ounces Of silver efor de-
livery at the DE Denver mint ut dl..o per nne
philadelphia mint at 71.2o per tine ounce.
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piles Cured in 6 to IA Days.

Pazo Ointment guaranteed to cure any
case itching. blind. bleeding or protruding
plies 10 Il days or money refunded. 5ocs
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.BvIDENCE IS GUARpED.

. Heney has gone over the entire
Schmitz. regime from January T. 1907.
90 the present time. Each biz of EVIL.
Sence. has been collected and slowed
away often A stray bit of fact would
be noted by the detectives. In itself
L would appear of no consequence. but
il would be duly fled. Soon something
would. crop out which would throw
slight on these odd bits collected at ram
dom. Finallys epieeed together. they
would establish important connections
and complete the chain of evidence.
Time and again have Insignificant
facts served a mighty purpose in the
end. AS a result, Burns has gone over
the. administration acts with a fine
comb
@ The profits from the Hilbert ..Mer-
camille Company were large. but the
ugly mess that confronts the creditors
may Yet force some of those who
Rrofited 10 disgorge.- The Hilbert Com
many has debts amounting TO about
s4oO.o9e. It fsTbelieved that about so
ner cent on the dollar viii be paid. The
oreditors are so dissatisfied with the
state Of affairs that they will shortly
begin suit The assets Of the .Hilberts
as individuals do not figure in the
schedule as dled. OF course, there is
the mansion which adjoins that of
creditors no good. Moreover. there is
other property OF value which. viii in
no way be to the advantage of the
creditors.
Ap ugly feature of the failure was
an item which appeared as a debt of
100000 owed by the Hilberts. Investi-
cation proves that instead Of owing
sthe person referred to $4,000 the per-
son owed the Hilberts $4,000 Such
tactics as this have aroused the cred
ators and. they viii take action through
the courts.
eThe careless manner in which the
business was. conducted and the con-
nection of The Western National Bank
Herewith have proved aH1azing:to busi-
ness men who have gained an insig ight
10 the company's affairs. Book accounts
sof the poorest sort We're carried and
allowed 50 assume great proportions.
All this ana more IS to be brought to
light in the proceedings which the
creditors propose TO institute
BUILDING GRAFT EXTENSIVE.
To what extent schmitz prohted in
the transactions Of the Hilbert company
can only be sconjectured as yet. 1t was
the building graft on which the Mayor
waXed especially fat. Evidence in
Heney's possession. shows that he
watched the building situation like a
hawk and swooped down the moment
any structure poked- its nose above the
ground During the years that Schmitz
has been in Office the city experienced
a'building boom, His. eager eye let few
opportunities escape. The heavy tribute
he levied has swollen his fortune to
proportions Of which the residents of
San Francisco have but scant concep-
ton
1t has been the special effort of
Heney and Burns to trace the money
gathered by the Mayor A man can
not hide away s1.O00.OO0. Schmitz has
been able TO get good part of his
riches under cover. but Heney and
Burns have run across enough of it to
warrant them in the assurance that
when the time comes they can direct
the attention Of the jury to certain
channels wherein the Mayor has stuff
fed his gold.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-03

BRITISH WAaSHIPs Ar MALAGA-lIal.
aga Spain. Nov PA squadron of British war
ships arrived here today. King Alfonso and
Queen Victoria are expected to arrive tomorrow
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-03
treat Fortunes Are Made by Methods Of EMortion
Detectives Probe the F1ilberts'
Questionable Failure

coNT1N JED: FROM PAGE /, COLUMNS 3 AND 4
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-10
Garter &m16eI.

@pm Miin9ener Sd0ffengeri4s
tpuroe neuli9 Der Sienittne4t Safoe
Sftenbuber bon Ssmanine auf Die &ts
fIage, einsn gepifen 3aber &iebinser
obne tpeitsren @nlaB nit einern f9tpe=
rem gifenbammer oreimal auf ben
2opf eei9lagen gu baben, gu bier Mo>
naten @sfdngnib perurtbeilt. 8ei Der
s3eugenpernebmung ftelte fi9 beruus,
bab Der Mibbunoelte felbit fi4 infolse
feiner bdmalisen Sruntenbeit an gar
nidts mebr gu erinnern permo9te.
,@'fpirt bon ia's erft, mia ma anal
. 8luat aba g'runna IT," er5dblte Der
ob feiner S9Goeloide gg1eibenspsrthe
unb fubr fort: nWebtpm (slei9 Meb<
tbun) bob' / foam mebr, duber beim
tpe6felno'n Wetter o6er mann I s'put
S9mai3ler oapiih!" Sabei bate Elm
Mr5t fonitatirt, baB cine Der 9iebpune
Den Biz auf oen &np9en ging.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-10
Rhine Getienoe.

Sinsft tit in 2pnoon Jrdulein Marp
!SaG einsetroffen, bic bic Reiie bon Der
3apitabt mad 9airo obne einen tpeiben
8sgleiter suriidselest bat. @Is Den
sefabrliditen unb f4pierigften She'll
ibrer &eiie befdrieb tie Die 300 Meilen
our9 DeutI9>O ftufrifa BON uiambaru
na9 8utoba, tpo5u lie % Sage
braudte. Sbre &arutpane beftano oaz
Bel aug 40 i9paraen SrGeern nno
elmer fieinen Gsforte bon Soloaten, Die
ibr Die bsuti9sn 8eb0rOen CUR @erfiiz
suns f~teGften. gu aanb rsifte Die Dame
in elmer 9Gngematte, Die bier Neger
trugen. @om @ambeft Biz aairo mar
lie iieben Monate unteripegs, popon
berfdiebene Do9en ab5u5ieben finb.
tpdbreno beren tie am Siioenoe oes
Sansanpifa Sen Dumpfer o~b5uparten
hattie.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-10
ct. Yetersburg
SIT bereit 5nr Gr6Hnuig oes Str1a.
9anSesberratbs zgroseB In ipsis.-9eni6sfeimblih Stimrnnng in unaarn.-
Sic &edprpttGtsa 5raae. etdflage in Sranreid. - Sdnehiger
beutider gofdafkr. gSeberfreff in StaGen.

bsamten Otto SenftenIeben, ben Ws'
DAIMLER 2onrab unb ben 6auoelsret'
fsnosn 2ufe; aae Srei fno angetla9t,
on bic ameritanii9e 9eianot4aft tn
8rtKsl cine unterieeiiae Mine NIT
anterapparat uno bic basu seb6risen
3si6nunqer berfauft 3ul baben. Ser
1er Rnb fs angeflagt. dbnli&e 3ei4'
lurlgsrl on Rublanb nerfauft unb In
BrhRel cine Wine confruirt unb an
einen fran36fi9en unterbdnoler ber'
fault su baben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-10
pas enot Der Hflt.
ssTtreIoeiid,e gsoraasfasunsen uno mooerue
tuiIenifattIid)e Sbeorien.

MJtreIoeiide Noraasfagunsen rno mooerue
tuiHeniGaftIiGe Sbeorien.
Gs lit befannt, bab Ger Geoante on
einen Weltunter9dng aberglGubii4e
Menf9en gu alien Soften geplagt uno
ieinen @usbrud in elmer sroben Reibe
BON beaiigli9en propbe5eiungen ges
funoen bat. 90 p~rop6e5eite 8ern6drb
aus Sbiirinssn i'm Sabre $50 bus ball
oige @eltenNe, uno er be5ei9nete fogar
Die 3eit Oeiielbsn, nGmli9 tuern oas
Set MoriG @erfiinoigung auf BEN
Sarfreitag fallen piiroe. Sus sei9ab
I'M Sabre 992, aber bieies Sa6r ber>
sing, obne Oab Die Delt Die ~seringfte
Heigung 5eigte, untergeben gu tDOlen.
@u9 auf ous Sabr 1882 pur bas
Gnoe Der @elt pordusgefagt porben.
unb groben ginorud ma9te bic @ors
ausfage auf oas Sabr 1910. Sas
gnSe ales ir6ii9en 2ebens ipllte am
6. Sanuar ftattfinben. Sauienbs BON
Meni6en been0igtsn i6re ir0iI9sn Ser
ri6tungen uno erparteten nit Grses
bung BEN SOB.
Wir iibergeben piele onoere a%itrplo>
glide uno tabbaliftif9e 8oruusfugunz
gen uno tpenben uns Der 8etrd9tling
Der mobernen pifenf9aftli9en Sbeoz
rien gu. Der berii6mte Naturfori9er
BUTTON bers9nete, DAP bic groe an
mdlig e%rfdlte, oaB aber Die Meni9beit
auf oerielben nod ettpa $4,000 Sabre
leben fOnne, Bis bie grbrinbe 10 peit
erfaItet lei, oab aIes 2eben auf oerz
felben aufb0ren miife. Nber felt man
eingefeben bat, Dab Die innere @Grme
Der Groe fsinen GinfluB auf lire
Sberfld9e bat, uno Dab bas 2eben auf
6erielben II bon Der Spnne abbdns
gig 1T, bat oiefe 9ppptbefe MIR nod
gef9t9tli6e 8eoeutung.
Der beriibmte fran50Ff9e Mifronpm
Camille Slammdripn i4ilbert Die leb<
ten Sage Der @roe in folgen0er Weife:
Die Sonne lit Elm !9immelsfDrper, Der
tpte anes Der 8erGnoerung untertporfen
lit. S9on iebt nimmt man ouf ibrer
SberflG9e biele Sleden pabr; biefe
persrDBern fib u%naufb0rlid, unb Die
Some erfaltet. @G9reno lie 6ie groe
unb Die ibrigen glansten bur9 Die
frpfitarrenoen GGume bes Weltans
nit ii9 fortreibt, perliert fe ibre
WGrme uno 2i9t, uno es tommt Die
3eit, mo ibre erfaltste ObsrflG9e tpeb.r
2i9t nod @drme mebr ausftrablt,
uno 6amit beriisgt Die 0ue[e alss
2ebens. Qber oas Meni9eneei6ledt
miro bieIen Sag ni9t mebr erleben unb
Die lebten StrabIen Der erlOi9enoen
Some nt6t rnebr ieben. Snfolse Der
@erringerung Der SpnnentpGrme per>
BEN fi6 Die Gisregionen INNER peiter
ausbebnen; in ben Meeren uno 2Gnz
bern bieier &egionen miro fi9 fem 2es
BEN mebr erbalten fDnnen, unb aues
2ebenbe miro ii9 anmGlig unter Dem
Meqiator fon3entrirer, mo Die lebten
&inber Ser Grbe Sen iebten 9umpf nit
Dem Sobe fiibren lSroen. 3ulsBt
pirb Die gu elmer WIfte ~getpurbene
grbe ni9ts anberes mebr fem als elm
rieiiees Srab. Die Some pirb erit
rptb, Damn i6pars tperben, unb unfer
sanses pl~an.tenipftem miro MIR mod
aus f9tparaen MaHen beftebeu, Die fi9
um cine ebenio i9purae &iefentusel
orehen.