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The San Francisco call., 1907-06-15
CHARGES OF BURGLARY
BOOKED AGAINST BOYS
Police. Say That They Broke Into
Residences and Stole Jewelry
and Silverware

Three charges Of burglary wer.
made at the city prison yesterday by
Detectives Harper and Armstrong and
Policeman Harren against Albert Quill,
Is years of age. He is accused of COM
hitting many burglaries, and the three
robberies for which he will be tried
were committed at the residence of
Frank Hol1ingshead, 125 Pierce street,
on April "a, when 500 worth of jcwelry
was stolen; at the home of Charles S.
Sherman. 1444 Hayes street, on June 5.
when $500 worth of jewelry and silver
ware were carried of, and at the resi-
dence of Miss Ida Metzger, 329 Church
street. on June 6, when 5000 worth Of
jewelry and silver ware were stolen
The police say that about three years
ago the same boy committed more than
80 burglaries, but owing to his youth
he was not proceeded against
Louis Carrillo, another lad was
booked by the same officers on charge
of burglary. He is accused of breaking
into the residence of Alfred Savage
2315 Bush street, on May 81 and steal-
ing about 500 worth of jewelry. Most
Of the property stolen by the two boys
was recovered.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-15
Asks Oakland Council for a Large
Area at the Railway Terminal

OAKLAND, June 14-That the Gould
interests are reaching out for battle
with Hartman for the oriental trade
has been a matter of common gossip in
traffic circles for some time. Now
comes confirmatory evidence through
the efforts of Western Pacific agents to
procure extensive docking facilities on
the Oakland water front
The plans which have been quietly
consummated for the establishing of a
great shipping center, where ocean go
ing steamships can be brought close to
the Western Pacific cars, provide for
the construction Of great basin along
the Western Pacific terminal at west
Oakland. This basin, with a dock
frontage on one side of 5000 feet, is
intended to be the means by which the
Western Pacific may handle its steam
ship business with the orient.
Without divulging his clients rea-
sons for desiring the extensive i'm
provements. Charles E. Shook, the To-
cal counsel for the Western Pacific
railway, went before the wharves and
water front committee of the city
council last night and laid the basin
project before it.
ASKS FOR MORE SPACE
Shook, at the outset, made applica-
tion to the committee for permission
to straighten the northern line of the
railway terminal grant so that a uni
form width of 1000 feet should DE
given the company the entire length
of the fill along the north training wall
of the harbor.
The attorney explained that owing
to an error in the original franchise
application the maps showed a tapering
line from a width of 1000 feet at the
west end to 500 feet at the east.
Shook disclosed by further state
ment the docking project. He requested
that the city allow the Western Pacific
400 to 500 feet of additional space adj
joining the terminal northward. In
this space, he said, the Western Pacific
purposed to construct an immense
basin, dredged to a depth sufficient to
accommodate large vessels This basin
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would run the entire length of the
terminal, along which facilities for
docking ships would be arranged. On
the opposite side would be the munic-
ipal wharf proposed to be constructed.
which would provide another 400 feet
of docking facilities.
DETAILS NOT GIVEN
The attorney carefully refrained from
going into minute detail lest the ulti-
mate plans of his company should be
prematurely uncovered. The committee
assured him that in view of the recog-
milton by the railroad of the city's
rights his application for increased
terminal space would not be opposed.
In the matter of the basin the de-
cision was reached that a space 400 to
500 feet wide between the city's per-
manent line of piles and the land edge
of the north side of the terminal would
be left.
. Some modification of the pile driving
arrangement was made. The tenn
porary piling will be placed 100 feet
north of the Western Pacific terminal
in orders to keep out trespassers. The
new line adopted is along the follow
ing boundaries:
Commencing at a point 1,100 feet
northerly from the western extremity
of the north training wall, thence east
erly parallel TO SAID training wall, TO
the low tide line. Again commencing g
at the aforesaid point thence northerly
1,400 feet more or less, thence easterly
parallel with the north training wall,
to low tide line.
This will carry the piling close to the
Southern Pacific broad gauge mole. In
the event of interference by the attor-
ney general. on the ground that the
land to be inclosed belongs to the state,
(s<,- ,.s1 To- .nfd hot h off
would stand on the United States cir
cult court of appeals. decision giving
the right to wharf out. He was salts
fed that If the state attacked the move
the attorney general would be COM
PEELED to proceed against the Southern
Pacific for unlawfully taking the filled
land at the broad gauge mole.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-15
APPRAISER DARE WILL
RESIGN IN September
Denies That He Has Been
Ordered to Step Out
of Office

A report current at the custom
house that Assistant Secretary of the
Treasury Reynolds had written to Ap-
praiser John 7. Dare requesting his
resignation TO take effect on July
was called to Dare's attention yester-
day and met with an emphatic denial
Dare said that about a year ago he
had intended to resign and would have
done so had 1t not been that his resig-
nation was demanded at that time He
refused to resign then under fire and
has held on to the position for that
reason
I intend to place my resignation In
the hands of the department shortly,
said Dare, ito take effect September 1
Of this year That will close 10 years
Of nay services as appraiser and two
years as deputy collector of customs.
Twelve years is long enough to hold
the Office and I shall retire cheerfully
with the proud satisfaction of having
faithfully performed my duties and of
having left behind me an unimpeach-
able record
When asked as to the identity of his
successor the appraiser replied that
United States Senators Perkins and
Flint had assured him that the Cali
fornia delegation as yet had no candi-
date for the place.
The names most prominently men,
toned for the Office are those of George
Eatton, lawyer and political promoter
Stanley Jackson, lawyer and formerly
special deputy to his father, John p
Jackson, when collector of customs
and Deputy Customs Collector Sparks
of Honolulu.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-15
FLIRTING ON MOUNT
TANALPA|S TADOOED
BY TOWN TRUSTEES
Spooling Above the Clouds
Condemned by Mill
Valley Board
ULTIMATUM is ISSUED
Stern Deputies Will Bar the
Progress of Lovers
Skyward
ULTIMATUM is ISSUED
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

MILL VALLEY. June 14.-Saturday
night piIgrimages to the summit of
Mount Tamalpais and the romantic fir
tations that for years have attracted
lovers to that picturesque part Of
Marin county will be known no more
II the board of trustees OF Mill valley
and the men who control the railroad
and the North Coast water company
have their say. Last night the trus-
tees appointed number of deputy con-
stables whose duty IL will be to drive
happy couples off the pathway that
leads to the mount.
For some years past 1t has been the
custom for hundreds of persons to
walk TO the mountain on Saturday
nights. Lately property owners and
others in the vicinity have complained
that the pleasure seekers were care
less IN lighting fires en- route and that
several forest freS were the result OF
their negligence.
Sidney B. Cushing, president OF the
Mount Tamalpais road. and James New
lands, president Of the North Coast
water compan~, last night appeared be-
fore the trustees Of this place and
asked that the pilgrims be hereafter
.-shooed away" when making trips TO
the mountain Several other prominent
residents of the valley also voiced
their sentiments IN favor Of keeping
the mountain pathway clear OF Satur-
day night merrymakers. The appeals
were so strong and the reasons so well
defined that the trustees decided to ap-
point a number OF deputies to drive
back all those who attempt the ascent
tomorrow night
Trouble is expected, for the noun
tain climbers generally come about 200
strong. It is thought that the con-
stables will be compelled to indulge in
stringent measures when the picnick-
ers come up the hill in body.
The right of way to the top OF the
mountain belongs to the railroad and
the water company, who claim that
outsiders have no license to trespass on
their property.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-15
DESPERATE WHO ROBBED
SALOON RESISTS ARREST
Phil Mcguire Is Captured After Fight
and Will Be Charged With
Committing Burglaries

Phil Mcguire, well known to the po-
lice, was arrested early yesterday
morning in a saloon at Seventeenth
and York streets by Detectives Burke
and Smith after a desperate fight 1t
took the two stalwart policemen sew
eral minutes to overcome the desperate
and put the handouts over his wrists
He is registered on the detinue book at
the city prison and the detectives are
searching. for his companion in crime
Mcguire will have several charges
of burglary booked against him. He
and a companion visited the saloon of
Isaac Lee, at Ninth and Folsom streets.
on the night of February L. Mcguire
went to the rear and his companion en-
gagged Lee in conversation as to leasing
the cigar stand in front. Lee stepped
outside the saloon with him to show
him the stand. and while there Mcguire
sneaked behind the bar and stole about
500 from the cash register.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-15
Drummer MADE PRESIDENT
OF SWISS-AMERICAN BANK
Well Known Financier Elected to Fill
Vacancy Caused by Death of
Charles Mapgini

Henry Drummer has been elected pres
ident of the Swiss-American bank of
gini, who died few weeks ago. Other
officers of the bank have been elected
as follows: First vice president, T. c.
Gognazzini; second vice president. Al
fred Monotti: secretary. G. Lepori; man.
ager, A. A. Micheletti; cashier. Otto OF
tesen.
Drummer is interested In the Central
Trust company of San Francisco, the
Italian-American bank of New York.
the American bank of Paris and num-
Der of financial institutions throughout
California
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-15
RUSSIAN STATESMAN ON
WAY TO St. PETERSBURG
Captain Paul de Nievadovsky
Returns From His
Peking Post

Captain Paul de Nievadoosky, a
statesman and member of the Russian
imperial guard, was a passenger on
the liner Hongkong Maru which ar
rived yesterday. He has been con-
nected with the Russian legation at
Peking and is on his way to St Peters
burg on leave of absence.
Captain de Nievadoosky is a world
renowned traveller and great linguist,
speaking eight languages f1uently. He
was a favorite on board the ship and
proved himself to be an agreeable en-
tertainer His fellow passengers
christened him the Beau Brummel of
the party.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-15
rNspEcrs SALT WATER PLANS

W. c. Robinson, chief engineer of
the National fire protection association
of Chicago, has been for several days
Inspecting the plans of the proposed
salt water auxiliary high pressure sys-
tenn prepared in the Office of the city
engineer. Robinson was engaged by
the local fire underwriters to perfect
the plans and the proposition will be
submitted to a vote of the people for
the issuance of bonds to the amount of
$500, 900. The system if put into ef-
feet will lower the insurance rate and
increase the fire protection of this city.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-15
To visit San Frnncisco

would be like visiting Europe without
seeing Paris. 1t is leading feature
of San Francisco. a marvel OF beauty
and elegance. and is unquestiodably
in the world. To be appreciated 1t must
be seem Every visitor and resident
should examine the marvels Of genius
at vos-sll Van Ness avenue, near Ellis
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-15
WANTS BUDGET REc0NsIDERED

The chamber Of commerce petitfoned
the supervisors yesterday to reconsider
the item in the budget appropriating
s720, coo for the building Of a municipal
road along Geary street and Point Lo-
hos avenue, on the ground that the
money should Be used for other i'm
provements more necessary, such as the
rebuilding OF municipal buildings and
repairing of streets and sewers.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-15

Henry Stern, the real estate agent,
is seriously i'll at the Lane hospital.
having undergone an operation for ap-
pendicitfs- The physicians in attend
ance have assured his friends, however,
that his chances for recovery are hope
fut
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-15
Gould Road Plans Docks for
It's Oriental Steamships

II HROUGH petition the Oakland city council for large
the 'front.' confirmation has been given the reports
that the Western Pacific Doud establish steamship line TO the
The plans include the digging of great BASIN
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mentary, remarks about newspapermen
to whom he gave interviews. He said
that most of these were manufactured,
denying that he made the statements
attributed to him.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-15
Rcautiful Pacific Grove

by the sea- Best salmon fishing on the
coast New bathing facilities. Glass bot
tom boats and wonderful submarine gar
dens Boating and LAUNCH excursions.
Skating Kinks. Two brass bands.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-15
sum Rise Laundry
HENRY STERN SERIOUSLY Ill

VIII call and deliver laundry in three
days. 1856 Webster street
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-15
wu.I. ERECT BUILDING

Thomas Jennings applied yesterday
for a permit to erect a. three story
brick building at the northeast corner
of Washington and Battery streets at
a cost Of $4,000.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-15
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STOCKTAKINC CRoCERY SALE

BUTTER-Fun weight lb squares. best
4udAty ........-... SOC
This IS golden opportunity to pack butter
Ior winter use. as this brand has the reputation
for keeping qualities
AA1S1HS-Full weight l 10 package. reg 15c. l0c
sUGAh-Best cane granulated. II lbs for 81 90
CAISUP-Best quality. reg 25c per bottle 15o
We have an extra large stock OF this and
desire to reduce. hence the exceptionally low
SoAP-Diamond Brand. reg SC. cakes. .25c
Casrlle-Genuine Italian, reg 35c per bar. $50
Ire Buoy S0ap-Reg &c cake. bars .25c
CoEEEE-In order TO introduce our NJ & j
Conee. regular price OF which is 35c per
ID. during this sale we will give lbs 81 90
COCoA-Lowneys High Grade. reg 25c can. zoe
Macaroni, Spaghetti or vermicelli, 2 lbs i5c
CANNED SALMoN-Reg 10c can......-.... Sc
BAKING POWDER, Balmoral brand. 5 ID can 81
SALAD OIL-UniOn Oil Co.. reg 30c bottle. 20c
We are determined to clean out our entire
line OF Agate. Crockery and Tinware, and have
cut the prices almost In two.
CAHdOLL RYE WHISKEY-Per bottle. 96o
MONOGRAM RYE WHISKEY-Per bottle . 75c
WHITE CROSS MALT WHISKEY-Bottle $50
GETREIDE KUMMEL-KarI Kerfack & Co..
reg T-25 per bottle le.--..-....-.-.-.....9 90c
PORT or SHERRY WINE-Reg SOC bot. -. 35c
STORES:
l101 Valencia st. cor. 22d; phone Market 155.
2275sMarket st. near 18th; phone Market 1877.
242 Clement st. near 9Th av. phone Pacific sss
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-15

Murine Eye Remedy ~ q Tonic
for the Auto Eye"
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-15
Money Saving Values in
Household Goods

Shelf Paper-Best quality, assorted
colors; selected lace patterns; 3
packages for 1Oc
lib. bar of pure White CASTLE Soap,
White Metalware-looks like silver
and wears ssplendidly.
Teaspoons at zoe a dozen; Table
spoons at 35c a dozen. Forks at
35c dozen; Knives at S1.25 dozen.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-15
Sale of Fancy China

10c each. Fancy China Plates; pref
tily decorated; gold traced; pure
china.
25c; worth Soc. Fine China Celery
Trays; floral decorations
23c; worth soc each. Sandwich or
Chop Trays.
15c pair. Tea Cups and SaucerS; old
blue Japanese Canton China.
Zoe. Japanese China Pin Trays
35c; worth SOC Japanese China Nut
Bowls. Others at soc. worth 75c.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-15
Sale Of Children S Stylish Coats

Newest styles
prettiest mixtures
and popli l n S.
splendid wearing
materials; t h e v
are very attrac-
tive garments and
will be a source
of delight to the
little girls from s
to IA years of age
The big saving in
prices makes 1t
important to buy
now. Note the ac-
companying Illus
trations and see
the garments at
Hale's today
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-03-29
Naaifc-S ~aIbmauner.

- Blino Nel, 115 Sop Suffer.
en- goo baIo Sop Snsr, 2 SpiieIfeer
Nsbe, 2 sga, " Sbeife &arSelnom.
me, " Ebeife SiortetatioIt. 2 Spiie.
ifecr apgnaf. sgggeue og Sufferct
rsreS 9oot, tiIlpttes set imeIteSe
Smsr, SIsSen, 2rbbberIcrne, &og.
uotet, tiIiiSit NeIet, boort Siortetaf.
iaItct er uSrsrt. Get tiepIeS tpnbt
o. uSIttffes meo en- itor rnrS COON.
Gutter eHer meo ct ftort 8Io8. Sanio.
TertiS bar man fogt y 81rrb Soeo.
fer msre nleb 81 app Suffer % en-
Bint @an6. Raur o. er msre, tnses
Stenene ro % fneffe&. Raroe1 fol.
les % benpttes mcO SoeOiterue.
SpeSiferne flores tint oo, iPttes
igien ooer SlSen, foyer til en- INF
8rsS o. affisIes berpoa. On Sbefe
berai Iesses paa be W0ifuorne &lin.
oiuger, brpttes iarmcn ! Torm al en-
SaIomaane, ooerpeniLeS meS ggg %
itegeS guIbrune pao imurte 8onber /
en- temmeIig beb 9u8eroOu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-03-29

Gen bar en- mere brurogtig &lhsr og
murqier ben eieuoommeIige oplineHoe
Quit, iont aIti6 or &ier6emGrfet poa
oeu GQte uorite Gner. OF Raalere
oorer life igien iom paa 6enle, ont De
riUe8 of. Sc fIeite al eOer, iOm cr
lot tiIonrs og er opuOrt | gurrIe
2ar0et. minhc$ Del GuerenS rifle
I1tft. nnor Sen por Itrpet pdu renfhI-
reoe StueauIoe. "a BET er megen
llIempe iorbur0et mco al fnG Srset
ilrrIet ! yiorge % brGgt bio. 90 Oct
tager ? Gar, isren0 Oct iptrer, i0G
fan sen life iPlge3 iaa btuiJt iom
0cnS nmeritanite giterligner, men
mango Golf ipre3 6og oItgeDeL, at
Oct or bpggeIi9t at ha ct Rar Grem.
plarer Of 0isic befcbuc gamIe &en'
ucr. Ter or monde suifeI9c Cor.
ter, iom ieg en0nu life oil nGou2 81
Sc life bar oGret prsOet IEuae not.
ira ieG er iiffer pad. bO0r0tOt Sc utL
tribes. Sea aqter al gi9re en Rlu0'
tur ! Nor0oeiteIt til Sommercu 90
~unoeri5ge, tyao Joni trtre5 al Be
uoere 5crtcr, % baa5er ienere at
tume uotllc mig mere bciteu1t ON
iorifieuige Iing. iom leg eubuI bLot
bar bart 4HIeSutrI til OF togttnse
unSer lotlle Tor55loe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-03-29
lur,nrrt np Duusu.
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assiesret at en- srattia 5armsr.

Or Ser ogiaa mn noget | Seien meo
Sen Rais, iom ifal pIantesS Otter
fibite Glars gooe WaisaoIing % oct
rtmeIig soSe Ssitpeir. Der CAB rige'
Iig anleoning til at inbinmle "Seeo
Corn" aISeIes froitfrit, bupSe bi M
ipores for Den ieopaniige alase cber,
at meget Of ben Rais, man troeoe
baboe Sptreeuue, peb narmere Int
SerisgeIie ftnbes at oRre ltnDttig
til llbi9S, ba meeet al ben life otI
pore. SaaIebes lpber mango Snobe'
retninger fra Here grperimentitatto'
ner / ieIoe RoisbeItet. rIpffen moa
bel bere ben, at euten bar man ben.
tet i'm Rats aItfor ti6ligt, for ben
Dor o~rSentIig MODEM, eler ogioa, bouo
Der er bet iauoipnIieite, oertet meb
SnofamItngeu, tubttI Sroiten baooe
sbet en- ffo6eIig gtrfntng pou De
Raisor, iom life bar gauffe tsrre,
ba Sroiten fom. Or bisie Sell be.
gaoebe, oa er al ienere aroenot 5or'
iigtigbeo forgiPoeS. SeIb ON Wat'
fen er tnobentet poa rette Sio, ioa
fommer oct enoSa an poo, boorIeoes
BEN err bebaublet. @r ben b9ngt op
ener Iogt paa SpbOer / ct tsrt froit'
frit @ereIie, ga er man itffer. gu
er life rette Sib at gientoge ole De
gobe Tnab, Der gioes ON Spiten on
gaoenbe bette. Serimoo err Oct llma'
gen b9ro at prsoe ben gtatS, man
ogter OF plGnte, beS at lGgee ct pitt
QntnI &i9rner, so eler 100, / hug.
ttg Sorb booraf baoes ct 3 Eommer
tDft Sag / en- Lab &asie. 0o fan oct
fees, boor mango Brocent Der iloar
fell. Set er bebIt at begpnoe tttoe
me6 Bette; tnser Ranb er tient meo
at brtge toftbort 2aub og parbtfulot
Irbei6e og berpaa oeo l~logtiombe6
fnfte bort en- betpbelte Gel al ben @p'
ling, ban meo Rette penter Zig ioml
GrItatntud.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-03-29
Salpefiob meS 8rbniager.

Sire 8uno renitooret &~alpefisS,
2$ Sop opifaarne @uIersooer, % &or
opifaarne GeriiQersbOer eler / Mtan'
gen beraf 8aitinoffer 0orinips), "a
&op opifaarne Goteter. Sire Inner
Smsr, en- &nipSoo Suffer, en- Quart
3jsbfraft, en- lt6en $50, Salt og 8e.
Der efter Smog. &isoet flores |
imaa Sirfonter, bisie brune8 i &aIp.
beler al Smeret, o~oerbpIoes meo Ell
8irt aieofroft, ioItc8, pebres, foges
Iaugiomt unbcr 9aaa omtrent en-
Sime. De rerieSe, / imoo Sirfanter
ifaarne Rso0er oampes msre / en-
8rpSe for fig ieIo, unoer 9oog, meo
en- Sint S~is6fruft, 3 liner Smsr %
Sufteret. GIT bIanSes / ais6et, og.
ina Den finifoarne $50; set 9tpes ct
9oot Spfog % ierpereS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-03-29
Gssefb meo g6g.

Sire Spiieifeer Reif eler SlsSe,
~ LIME Smsr, 8 liner RegeiiIb,
Ell 8uiosoo bnio geber, en- 8ntosoo
Salt. g@g og Slsbe pipes ianmen,
beri bopes Salt og Yeber, Smsret,
oelt / imoa Stpffer, Den reniebe op-
boffeoe RseeiiI6. SPttes ober 81.
BEN, rsres ita6ig til set thinner.
Seroeres poa ct oormt SAB. Wau
fan ogiaa brllge ftnbaffet &sgelar
eaer finbaffet Stinte iiteSetfor Gil.
ben. p
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-03-29
&cn rnpS 1~tsrGsiet.

. Sra ct norif gfab btbiptter ri fsl'
aen6e l~totalelier n9rmeit for at otIC
bore Sefere, boorleoeS man anoett
ite6s bar funbet bet ~nsbpeubist al
osttere for Senne Sag omtrett pac
inmme Ioabe, iom ri ietp bar gior,
/ oisfe Spnlter.
"Ren SorS og rem fraftt9 rOiGi
banner @rl1rblaget for Soroens III
taitning. Sroet rem" inobefattel
iau meget, Ser bsrer in6 inoer ct goot
0reoet SorSbrug, erten set giGloel
ieIpe Soroers Searbeioring, eQer Del
gipI6er Soobareu. Oct moa bore
en- BIigt moo Den Serb, iom er
bragt UNDER &ultur, at bpl0e ben iaa'
plot muIig ri for rgrGs. Sor 8ltl'
turntarf er iom Regel tafnemmeliQ
for go6 9ebanoIing, % BEN paaifisn'
ner ben opgtige 9ruaer gien1em en-
tiIiooren0e sget I~ftaitnin9. Ser
@rfartna bar mon9en opgtig 2anb'
manb giort og glGbet fig beroper.
netop foroi bans sfonomiife 8elopre
afbGnger oerof.
On giennemfert gefipmpeIie al
llgrGsiet uI6e, for BET belle 9onb
regnet, meSfsre en- Sgniug al Serb
bruget8 affqitring, Ser / 8ftQ. &r.
iifferIig life Iigeer lnngt un6er.
bboo Den norite Stntstosie5 oarlige
SoloinbtGgter gioer. &onpen moo
ltgrGsiet bIiper oerfor en- Gag al
iterIte MISUNDERSTANDING @etponing.
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/ Sr6et5 rette Soritono ptl berttl lit
ferIig ipare neil IQe, iom bar Sn'
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bets lite Slto rtoa bore of btnore, al
ll9rGsiet giernem grug al uren No.
ieO ipreSes uSooer &gereu. Ssra
0erfor MI / SiSe for at faa Saafornet
reuiet % @r9Sfrs-S uSfie6et - bots
ser life beuptteS biemmeabIet Sra
- orSret.
Renbe6sproeeuten bos Sanfornet
ber oare 100, Spirin9sprocenten H.
aeioa. @eImobeut, peIbierget &orr,
baanofoitet eler reniet paa &orn'
reniemoifiue bill opipI6e bette Sor,
lan9enoe. ---
I'll @rGsfrsets ReubeS mad og,
iaa titles Be itrengeite arao, enten
Ser arperSes biemmeoolet eIIer inc,
fisbt Bare. aieb berfor life SrGS'
ire al ben fsrite Den beoite, iom Sri'
Der SaIg bermeO. Sisr Subtisbene
hos ioiihe 6rsfrmaer og forIang be-
truageuSe @drauii for RenbeO %
Spireepne % aiitamning. SenS
8rsuer al oct iu6fisbte 8arti til Sta.
tens Observation-Disclosures til giterana.
Ipieriug. Seri Iigeer Rontroaeu.
Suif al fun uorSiif 6rs Of Simoibi
% algoer - Specielt norif &sper
or fll0t u0 oupenoelid uu0er pore