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The San Francisco call., 1907-06-23
SAYS WOMAN IN JAIL
KILLED SENATOR FOLEY
Prisoner Arrested as Thief
Is Identified as the
Nevada Slayer

OAKLAND, June pa. W. Mccarthy
of the draying firm of Mccarthy & Son
of San Francisco has identified a
woman detained at the county jail un-
der the name of Marian Foley as the
person who shot State Senator Foley
of Nevada several years ago. She was
arrested in San Francisco on a charge
of grand larceny preferred by Mrs. A.
F. Pillsbury of 1547 Spruce street,
Berkeley, who accused her of stealing
a diamond bracelet while employed as
domestic in the Pillsbury home. The
bracelet was recovered in an Oakland
pawnshop, where the proprietor said
woman signing her name as Mrs Beck
ham had pledged it for $40.
Mccarthy made two trips to the
county Jail to see the alleged Mrs.
Foley after. reading an article in a
morning paper about the theft of the
bracelet. On the first occasion. several
days ago, he accused her of having
stolen valuable pin from his room in
San Francisco, but at that time the
woman, assured him that she could re-
turn it after her release. Mccarthy
came again today and during the
course of his visit he told Matron
White that the prisoner was the slayer
of Senator Foley of Nevada and had
been pardoned after serving part of a
term in the penitentiary at Carson City
for the crime.
Recently W. S. whetson of 1880
Fifty-ffth street reported to the police
recently that woman calling herself
Marian Hartley had stolen several ar
ticles OF wearing apparel from his
home while employed there as a do
mestic. He said that she represented
herself to him as the slayer of Senator
Foley and that he feared she would
return on a murderous mission to his
house II he were not given protection
by the police. The police are investi-
eating the charges against the woman
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-23

State Mineralogist L E Auburv has written letter to
President Roosevelt another Bainger
the general land Office Washington, which
statements that trouble
over order by the of the general land
by which townships that placed
forest will be taken open entry
IS not made prior September In townships
are than 10000 Aubury says these
into the hands persons
them In attempt prevent this Aubury addressed the
nations chief administration touches
land matters directly
Regarding the selections by Thomas
Walker, F A Hyde J. NJ Engle Margaret Engle, as
Jacob H. Cook the Santa Fe Pacific railroad
through w E Wheeler have reterae that every one of
these entries is fraudulent further that the depart
Of the special agents general land
Office who examined the lands question to be
fraudulent also that the seectors representatives made the
adav the nonmnea of said lands peured them
selves knowingly"
This part Of Aubury's letter commissioner He
has this President Roosevelt the letter
10 President Roosevelt Aubury follows:
Il placed this matter very forcby before Secretary Hitchcock
Commissioner Richards and other government Washing
and furnished report of the frauds which
attempted Special Agent J. NJ High, by way was
the special agent of Secretary Hitchcock 1902
oboated the report submitted by this Special agents of
W. Burns have also investigated corroboate my
Il wish to ask of you Is there way California can
be protected against the timber thieves named NV
letter the commissioner? The government is entirely familiar
with the conditions they yet the same time the frauds
continually ignored"
Aubury says expects these letters will bring some
i produce the necessary evidence said Aubury TO
place the penitenay 100 of Plumas county
have asked the government to make good bt I'M 70
the present time this opportunity has been refused The
has been and the time being millions
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-23
MARYsV|LLE RESIDENTS
DE- TA|NEO IN FINLAND
Officials Demand Proof of
Citizenship of Mrs.
RutS and Son

MARYSvILLE, June 22.-Mrs. Mary
Ruts and son, Edwin Ruts, are detained
by the authorities in Finland and have
sent to friends here to supply proof OF
their citizenship in the United States
They left here several months ago to
visit the former home of Mrs Ruts,
and apparently did not take creden-
tials with which to secure passports
for the return trip.
Some trouble is being experienced
here in securing the necessary proofs
of citizenship. Mrs. Ruts owns valu-
able properties here and in Sutter
county. to which she gives personal at
tention. Her detention in Finland is
said to be proving expensive as well as
annoying.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-23
REvoLUTIoN is SPREADING

ST. PETERSBURG ,~June ga spa
cial dispatch from Teheran. Persia, says
the revolution in the northern part of
Azerbaijain province is becoming seri-
ous The bandit chief Martuz Khulle
Khan is waging war upon the populace
and destroying villages. Constant
fighting is taking place in the city of
Maku, 122 miles from Tabriz. Two
companies of Persian troops with six
field guns are being dispatched to Maku
from Teheran.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-23

millions OF dollars worth of timber
land and not a government hand is
being raised to stop It The officials at
effort has been made to make ex-
amples OF the hundreds of perjurers
who have taken the nonmineraI afi-
davit oath.
INVITES THE BIG STICK
I know not where the protection is
coming from. If the big stick would
be welded in California Thomas B.
Walker. F. A Hyde, E. B. Perrin.
Jacob H. Cook. J. NJ Engle and a host
Of others too numerous to mention
would now be in jail The whitewash
brush is even now being prepared on
some Of the cases of which the depart
ment of justice has been forced to take
cognizance-
The general land Office has assumed
that where no mineral contest has been
filed before the local land officers
it is to be taken for granted the land
is nonmineral. ] wish to say that
there are thousands of acres Of mineral
land in this state which are not
claimed by miners and in which they
have no individual interest. Now 1 ask
why a miner who is not interested in
a certain section of mineral land
should be expected to travel so to 100
miles TO a land Office to enter con-
test and expend money in order to
protect such land?
~One Of the customs of the timber
grabber in California who IS desirous
Of obtaining timber land containing
mineral is to file a dummy contest
against himself BY doing that he
shuts out a bona hde contestant. Then
when his case comes before the land
Office he does not force the issue.
THE immensity Of the land frauds
that nave been perpetrated in this
state can hardly be conceived. Our
local revelations if placed beside them
In comparison would be as the area Of
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-23
Land GrabberS OfPlumas
County Are Denounced to
the President by Aubury
Declares He Has Evidence Enough
to Put 100 in Prison if the
Government Would Act

CAN produce the necessary evidence TO place in the
pentcntarp at least 100 citizens of Pumas county, |
hare dked the government for opportunity to maize good
but up TO the present tne this opportunity has been refused
he government has been and IS at the present time, being
robbed Of millions upon millions of dollars north of timber land
and not government hand raised stop The officials at
" dsngton tnow of this pet effort made by the govern
et make examples of hundreds of pcrmc who have aken
the nOnncal affidavit oath for the big thieves State Min
cralogist L. E. Aubmu.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-23
TORNADO DAMAGES PRoPERrY

OKLAHOMA CITY, June PA tor
nado of small proportions passed over
portion of South Indian territory and
Oklahoma early today. doing consider
able damage to property. Two persons
are reported injured L Benson near
Junction City. Okla. serious. and G. w.
Gait, 10 miles west of Lawtoa.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-23

valid excuse. but under conditions as /
know them to be 1 see no reason for
such action. There appears to be no
help for California against the actions
of these highwaymen, notwithstanding
appeal after appeal has been sent to
Washington to protect California from
their vandalism"
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-23
FEARS HE WILL BE LYNCHEp

GOLDFIELD. New, June 22-J. C.
Schwick, who shot and killed j. M.
Davy last night, was captured today
by the sheriff at Columbia. He begged
piteously to be protected from lynch
ing and was safely landed in the county
Jail, although a scheme was on foot
to deal with him according to the old
law of the desert.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-23
CHARTER IS UNCONSTITUTIONAL

JACKSON, Tenn, June 22.-The state
supreme court held today that the new
charter for the city of Memphis is un-
constitutional The charter provided
for a new set of city officials to be ap-
pointed by the governor.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-23
FORMER MAYOR cur IN rwo

DEPEW, N. Y, June 22.-william
Cledenne. former member of the Cana
dian parliament and once mayor of
Montreal, was cut in two today by a
train. -
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-23

Alcatraz to the area Of the state OF
California The government annually
spends hundreds of thousands of dol.
lars by employing special agents tc
trace these frauds. Yet when they are
passed to the department of justice
that is the end of them. Importan,
cases which could be prosecuted are
being allowed to lapse owing to the
statute Of limitations. To the laymar
it looks as if the government, instead
OF prosecuting, was protecting the au-
thors of these frauds"
SECURES TWO REPORTS
Aubury secured two reports concern.
ing the mineral character of the seven
townships which the general land Of
fee proposes to throw open to selec-
tion and entry, one from Horace
Stevens and one from J. A. Edman
These were sent to Washington. Special
Agent ]. n. High of the general land
office also reported to Washington as
follows:
Il know the townships are mineral
The timber men are after them"
The report on which Land Commits
sioner Ballinger based his recent de.
cision TO withdraw the seven townships
from the forest reserve of Plumas was
made by Special Agent j. F. Parkes
He wrote that "the conditions existing
did not require the further continuance
of the order of suspension (from entry)
because of the limited mineral area
found there and the meager showing
of mineral development
Aubury is determined to have all the
facts known. In his letter to Commits
sioner Ballinger is included the follow
ing arraignment:
Il hoped that under the new admin
istration the illegal acts performed by
the parties named would receive proper
consideration Were your Office not in
possession of the facts concerning
these acts there would have been a
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1907-06-14
A LETTER FROM COLLIER
Writes Mr.. Hubbel Long Letter Relative to
Poultry Show Dates.

want to have a real serious
talk with the fancy. We have an
idea that the season for showing
birds, consists of the months of
December and January and We all
try to crowd the shows into those
four weeks, between the goth of
December and the goth of January
Result, sales for show birds have
to be made in a very short time
and most of the shows are conflict
ing in their dates.
Now, let us reason on the sub
ject. Suppose we go back little
and start our shows about the LIST
of November and let them end
about the 1st of February. We
would then have three months of
shows, and as a result, we could
have more time to sell Our birds
and at the same time each fancier
would be able to visit all of the
shows.
This season, from judges
standpoint, l have been forced to
turn down three shows as dates
conflict with shows where l was
already engaged, and some one is
liable to say that it is a personal
matter with me, but that is not the
case. Our fairs all come and are
over by the 18th of October. All
of us trying to mature birds for
these fairs. Few of us raise birds
t. maturity by that time, but they
are near enough ripe to make a
good showing. Another month on
our best specimens would put us
in the winning.
Now, suppose we had a show
that would commence about the
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Justice Summons.

State OF Washington, County Of Kittitas in
The Justice Court. before W. w. Bonncy. Just.
ice of the Peace.
10 h. 5. Aurand and Carecy Aurand his
VIE: In the name OF the state of Wash
nston YOU and each OF you are hereby
notified that j. j. Pullman and c. s. Baker
partners doing business under the name
lnd style of Putnam Grocery Company,
mas II ed Il complaint against YOU IN said court
which VIII come on to be heard at my olicc
IN south Ellensburg. III the County of Kttitas.
state OF Washington on the seventeenth day
o. June AID. 1907, ut the hour of II clock noon
81 SAID day ana unless you appear and then and
nero answer the same Will be taken as con.
Icssed' ana the demand of the plaintiff be grant
ed.
The object of the demand of said complaint is
10 recover the sum of seventy five dollars and
-cFthtN-IlNe cents for groceries furnished bv
p!MhllnS to defendants during the period of
,imc from january the LIST. 1906, to April the
ST. 100 and the costs OF this suit
Complaint filed May llth., AID, 1907
w. w. BONNEY,
Justice of the Peace
1901. N'' ': "a n T.,
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something to advertise for Deem
Der and January sales.
Ellensburg fanciers, for instance,
are talking of having of having
their show OH the Olympia dates.
Now this is not right for the reason
there are many who would like to
exhibit at both places and would
do so provided that dates did not
conflict. They could not get FL
mer Dixon, their Judge, on any
o her date unless they waited until
late in January. They could take
an earlier date, but would stumble
on Everett, but what is the matter
with Ellensburg going back little
and taking November 10th to 3Oth?
Then it would not conflict with
other shows and at the same time
give all of the boys who showed at
the fall fairs a chance to show their
earlier birds that would be just
ripe at that time but were Just a
month Shy" the first of October.
There are lot of the poultrymen
who are getting ready for state and
Spokane fairs. The one that has
the best matured birds will take
the blue ribbons while the other
fellow will only have the satisfac-
ton of knowing that if he had a
months growth he could have
beaten the other fellow but if he
has to wait until the middle of De-
cember, his fine birds will be too
ripe and he will be forced to de-
pend on his later matches, yet if
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1907-06-14

18th of November, we could have
those birds fully matured that we
tried to have ready for the fair,
and they could get out and get the
ribbons while our later birds were
getting ready for the late Deem
Der and early January shows.
Say that Our winter shows would
start in November, we could take
or early Matched birds that would
be too ripe for January show and
win enough ribbons to give us
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1907-06-14

The reason why Ellcn,hurG docs
not want to show in November S
because Of the very latc season cast
of the mountains. Very few, if
any birds were Matched before the
middle of April, bccausc Of the
deep SNOW and extreme cold
weather. I.llcnsburg dialikcd very
much to set a date that would CON
flict with any other town, but
Olympia seemed to be the best for
us. Another year We may be able
to get another date. | do not
know Of any breeder in Kittitas
who will be able to make q credit
able display at the fairs but l
think Kittitas will exhibit just the
same. Respectfully,
!. {. UUDBEII..
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Ellenaburg Will lI' III '.,o 8'I' ~
giving us last Oh NoNe'''''oi 7''''''
we could use TINS olfo a''' ~ g
good price Tor MIN loI INC N'''0''
that blue rlpDon9 aI"'y7 mar =
sales.
l want to put TINS up 'qu"e'y ~
the l!llenSbur& boys want - -
to help us extend inc $40" 90'.''''
The dates that are already o''''''N'
a I'd advertised are as Io'I'"9'
Oregon State laIf' 0cPl' 10 - =
Washington 9late lail' 70l''' go
to %.
Spokane, sept. 50 10 VCt' De-
Everett, Dec ) 10 l.
Tacoma. Dec. ~ TO d.
Olympia, Dec II ~
Wcnatchcc' jan TO l.
Victoria, b. I" JAN II 10 TO-
Seattle, jan q 70 20
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Entered Nov. 9Th 1894, at the Postofice, Ellens-
burg, Washington, Us entitled to second class
postal rates.
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Ellenshurg 9aaun.

PUBLISHED TWICE A-W
TUESDAY AND FRIDAY
JEFFERSONIAN DEMOCRAT
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+. G. Shanahan, the piano tuner,
will be in Ellensburg early in Septem
Der to look after his work. Satisfac-
ton guaranteed 4ltf
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OFFICE: l05 East Fourth Street, Albany BLOCK.
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WANTED a few lessons in water
color painting. Write terms to Box
l24 Il Ed. No. |. 3S.4G
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m HdnnutB

8eamter (bsi Der 8efi9tieune
bes Gorfthaufes. bas DOR fur5em Elm
W%dIcDdrter be5ogen bait: .@te fDns
men Ste nur ben G9petnsftaa 10 nabs
BET Der Mobnung baden, bas TT bod
b69it unseiunb!" = 80 m d r :
ter (berubisenb): 80 mein, 1err
9auratb, Bel mir ia no ME a @au
franz ppr'n!"
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Yerf0pfMn9.
zaT -
Seine nria9e nnO wie lie gebetlt
tuer0em fanu.

3a Dtef %sessiien,
Utagen 9on5 aufgebldbt,
: @an3 auBer Srbnung,
oabe beute gar tsine Suit a1nt Irbeitett.
9laube, i'd babe eineu anDeren &niall bon
gili1litGt.
n@ttpaS eingenpmmen?4
nSa; etniqe 9illen, aber feline Mbbii(fe; es
tOfnn1t mir ppr, uls iperDe i'd, ei1engepan3ert.
Wtanbmal berooppele i9 bic Spiis uno bant
oerurla9t lie mir 10 ~itarfes @btiibren, bag
10y gu 16tpadD 5ur1 &rbeiten bin. 9ente, ib
r1nB mai etipas 9eues protiren.d
pSertals BridlD 9ib 8itters ber1u6t?a
DNetn; bebe pit gc1ug naDpn gebDrt, Is
aber nod ME beriu6t."
pNnn, Sic tperbsn nit Der @irflng 3u=
frteoen iei1."
Die abfitrenoe @tsenI9aIt oes 9ridlD Ni6
Gttters ~entfernt nidt nur olle 8erbdrtunz
gen, 8ale itnb 1tnreinigteiten, Iorbern frdf=
ti9t Die Musteltbdtigfeit Der @inqeipeiDe, tpoz
Ourb elm reselmabigsr stuhlgans beroor9ez
rufen tptro.
9ridlD aib 8itters 1T Elm Ginaetpeioez
Sonic uno 9tegulirer inn na9ren Slime bes
Wortes. IS f0r0ert tdgli6e Gntleerttneen,
betptrtt g%eiunoen Stublgano unb lit bas bette
b%etannte Mittel fir esitorte 8erOauung, Iufs
9ebiabtbeit uab oertopften 3uitano. A
.. ~. @todpetDer BON Qit6fielO, ST.,
iast in Der p2it9fislo Netps": sd bin germ
bsreit unb thatid@li0 frob, 3eugniB ableeen
sh tonnen fir Die guten G%l9eni6aften bon
9ridlp off 8itters als elmer Mebisin fir
BITE @ieren, ben Magen unb Die Gingetpeibe.
SD babe es felt ben febten finf3ebn Sabren
tets sebraubt, ipsnn immer i'd etpas berz
artt9es brau6te 1nb mar init Der @irfuaq
oesielber i~efer3eit bolltotamen aufrieoen.
&auft bas etbte NIT Der 3iffer n3a In
rotbem Srud auf benz 6rontz2abel.
9et stpOtbetern Ssrfauft. 9refg 500.
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@enenklfa1.

5 a (pon Der aeife auridtsb-
renb): .9aben sic pabrgenomrlen,
Cleft baB meiil Mann tpGbrenb meiner
9bpeienbeit Sthnfudt mad mir
bates" e d in: Die erfte 3eit
bah i4 ni4ts bemerft - dber BITE leb
ten Sag mar er redt nieoergefdlas
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Ndtuua! 8iaia III Derfamfeu!

Samilienuerbdltnifie apineen mid
uleinen Blab 81 perfaufen. 40 Nder
unter Bflue, 10 Gder ihwarsea
Broirie 2anb, 81 Nder 9ano mil
2ehm. nnterlage; gutter Btunnen init
nutem Batter. ih6ne Obftsarb.
go Nder Stature. 6olSlano. Nui
bieien Blab &eHettirenbe mDaen fid
aefdGiait tpenoen an s ranBEbeo.
Rimmermann. McDabe, r.
f. d. SEQ. 3, Dor 20.
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aatd1t nnny Hed4enipa.

Dame gum @srmittler): .Dies
fer 9err, ben Sic mir ba bori6lagen
sefdLlt mir iebr gut, lit aud istne Der
gangenbeit ntrtli4 gang flsdsnlosg"
% sd bent i6on;
bob er friiber nal biiisl gebi1tet bat,
bis pirb bod nidts maden2"
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3ehrer aeimht.

Sic Born Shu[aemeinbe iudt Ell.
men 9ebrer. Der engliihen uno oeut.
iden unterridt 9eben tam. Gebalt
$3.50 fir 9 Monate Shule. Jreie
WDbnuna, freies Brennbols. Qutes
Waifer. Gin 8erbeirateter mtrb
uoraesoaen. @dheres ai erfabrer bel
Irik Oreibruot. 9ruftee,
81. st. /, BDr 80. San WarcDs, Ger.
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mefhltd1er a~tunnpunkt.

5rduIein a e9tsonpatt
(bie cine 0iebin gu pertbeibieen bait.
sd bite fir Die Nngetlagte um mil
bernbe umitdnbe. SAB e5 ibr f9leAt
gebt. iiebt man bod au5 i9fen ppr=
iGbrigsn 9ut unb Sadett."
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AftuherIent.

9ausbdIterin Ole fi9 fir
einen Sag urlaub ausgebeten bat):
u9aben Sic nod etpas gu beiorgen,
3err prOfeFOr2" -prOeffOr:
sMafen Sic mir bod nod ettpas
WaHer Darm, bamit i'd es moreen
frih aIei9 babe"
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MrtuuIt,t,,1fu.

8 4uI5e (Suaa rsa,a Ppfi8 tenn:
a9u bait ben 9gpi@t9al Der brei
@anfe I'M Naa4arprte seiIoblsn, an
ge5eigt9.. Ru, ia, 10 itreng gu iein,
bD5 bait net n0tbig!"
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9fue Euhrl.

nQrmfslises 9ins!4 fagts elmer CUR
Geifsnblaie, neben erft gebpren, uno IN
einsm NugenbIid fbpn nisber Derni9~
tell" alag fein; aber IN bisiem
QugenbIid made i'd bas Slid
etnes ainberber5ens aus"
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pis Iru,a aaea;taa,.,nalt.

STR 5err Gsrad3l gs3t pOhI
gang auf III feinem 8srr" n@@
iai... 8si benz fangt bas SHtere6e
fir Men19en erft baim IaorDer an"
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Dnrrd1Inn s,,r Mate.

pgrft bergen sic fid f4nf3ig Wsart
bel mir aus, bann trinfen sic gbamz
pasner = oas fam ID mir ni9t err
lauben!" = nMarum bsnn nidlt?...
pumpen Sic bait aud Ginen an"
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Q egetarisr (als Inn bsim
0srcirsauaflug eine SIEGE in ben
W}uno ton}mt): oSeiias, penn oos Der
9err 8or onb eeIeben bGtt'!"
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@amSbdlteritt aeiudt

in elmer or0ben 5taot in Werifo
Nnerbietunaen erbeten unter Fl. c.,
Expedition 0ieies U[attes.
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#nlbutrnhrtef.
Qiehe Gfterni

Sd bab' immer fem 3eit gum i9rsis
ben unb BET aud jest tein' 3eit gum
fdreiben mann i6 nidt @elb brau9et
fdifb mir glei4 aebn Mart es srit
eier Sphn Sran3.
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Gin etntadbes Wafttet.

Nerfi es Gub an Nppetit ilanaelt,
es an Gnergie febft unb alIes anoere
nidt In Orbnunn 1T, 10 nehmt ettuas
Elm unb 3tuar iDfurt. Simmons Gar.
iaparila III Der 96nig Der ionic.
&c uerimofft gud eineri unbesoblba.
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