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The San Francisco call., 1908-12-24
AUTHOR OF TON SAWYER.
INCORPORATES HIMSELF
Samuel Clemens Forms Mark
Twain Company, With Capt.
tai Stock of $1,000
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

ALBANY, N Z, dec 23.-Samuel L.
Clemens incorporated the Mark Twain
company here today with a capital
stock of $4,000. Besides himself, his
two daughters. r. W. Ashcraft, who is
his business agent, and Miss L v Dixon
are the company's directors and owners
of all of its capital stock.
president, Miss Lyon vice president
and Ashcraft OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
1t is perpetual corporation for the
benefit of Clemens family. 1t has ac-
quired all right. title and interest in
Clemens pen name of Mark Twain.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-24
MOTHER KILLS TOT WITH
GUN THOUGHT UNLOADED
Three Year Old Child Picks Up
Old Revolver and Says
"Shoof Me. Mamma

CHICAGO. Dec. 23.-While helping
her mother decorate Christmas tree
tonight. Pearl Locke, years old,
picked up an old revolver and said to
her mother. Mrs. Earl Locke, Shoot
me, mamma" The mother, unaware
that the revolver was loaded. pulled the
trigger and shot the child through the
heart, killing her instantly. The re-
volver had been in the house for six
months and only one chamber was
loaded.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-24
ROBBERS LOOT TOMBS
OF THE DANISH KINGS
Famous Cathedral at Roeskifde
Entered by Thieves and
Costly Tokens Stolen

COPENHAGEN, Dec 23--The cathe-
dral at Roeskilde. the burial place for
centuries past of the Danish kings. was
looted by robbers last night. and large
numbers of costly gold and silver
wreaths. urns and shields were carried
away. The tombs OF both King Chris
tian and Queen Louise were robbed of
all the valuable gold and silver memo
rials sent by the crowned heads of Eu-
rope and the cities Of Denmark
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-24
FEAR BOYS WERE
SWEPT OUT TO SEA
Two Young Hunters Believed to
Have Been Drowned Near
Tomaies Bay
ISneeiaI Dispafch 10 The Calu

Especial Dispatch to The Call
SANTA ROSA. Dec. 23.--Albert Silver
and Frank Spencer, is year old boys OF
this city. have probably been swept out
into the ocean in the swift running tide
on the bar at Tomales bay. The boys
left here yesterday for a short hunting
trip. The last seen Of them they were
In the vicinity OF the bar and despite a
search no trace OF their boat
could be found.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-24
Rapidity of Acts in Final Scene of the
Drama Set New Record for
Dispensing Justice
Prisoners Full Confession, Read IN
Court, Gives ALI Details of the
Dastardly Plots

San Quentin penitentiary is
the retribution to be wrung
from Peter Claudianes for his at
tempt to murder James L. Gal
lagher in Oakland last April.
The hand of justice fell swift
and heavy yesterday on the
young dynamiter, and when,
shortly before 8 o'clock, he lett
the courtroom, where his trial
has been in progress for a week,
it was with his hands shackled
and with the penalty which he
must pay already determined. 1t
IS a judgment from which there
viii be no appeal to higher court
and from which Peter Claudianes
has no hope of escape while life
lasts.
Plea for Mercy
All that stayed the end for a
moment, after the jury had
returned its verdict OF guilty.
against the defendant, was a fruit
less plea for clemency in the
young mans behalf by his attor-
ney- Then, with the L men who
had found him guilty still IN their
places In the jury box, Claudianes
hung trembling at the bar before
Judge William H. Waste OF Ala
media county, and with tears
streaming down his face, heard
the words which stripped him OF
liberty for the rest of his life.
1t was the defendant himself
who waived aside all delay after
the verdict was found and asked
for immediate sentence Not a
minute was lost through legal
waste of time, and an hour and a
half from the time the last testi-
mony had been taken in the case
the irrevooable Judgment had
been uttered and a new record set
for the prompt dispensing of JUS
tice In a felony case in California.
The Final Scenes
The rapidity with which the
final scenes of the trial were en-
acted yesterday in the Oakland
courtroom served only to heighten
and intensity the dramatic eli
max. Almost Unexpectedly the
trial proper was brought to an
end at 4 o'clock with the an
nouncement of District ATTORNEY
w. H. Donahuc Of Alameda
county that the case of the people
was closed. No testimony was
introduced in behalf of the de-
fendant and the closing argu-
ments of counsel for both sides
consumed less than an hour.
Twenty minutes more sufhced for
the reading OF the courts instruc-
tions to the jury and at 5:22
O'Clock the case was given into
the jurors hands for determine
ton.
On a single ballot the verdict
was reached. The organization
of the jury and the taking of this
ballot occupied only six minutes
after the jurors had been left to
themselves, and a knock on the
door of the jury room was fol-
lowed by the announcement OF
the deputy sheriff in charge of the
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-24
NEW COMPANY
SECURES HALLS
SIERRA RIGHTS
Corporation Appears as Factor
in the Hetch Hetchy Water
Controversy
Regarded as an Ally of Interests
Opposed to the Municipal
Project
Announcement Made, However,
That Concern Proposes to
Deal Fairly With City

A new factor in the form of the
yesterday as a prospective participant
in the Hetch Hetchy controversy, ap-
parently as an ally of those forces
which have steadfastly opposed the
municipal project. The new company,
which has assumed control of the So
called Ham Hall properties at Lake
Eleanor and Cherry valley, filed its ar
ticles of Incorporation and announced
as its directors: Jesse W.. Lilienthal,
Alexander NJ More and Henry H. Hart.
Although the new concern authorized
the statement that 1t had been formed
for irrigation and power purposes it
was stated yesterday by Lilienthal that
the company was disposed to deal
fairly with the city.
The company is capitalized at 81, ,o0o,-
600. The articles of incorporation give
the information that it is proposed to
acquire and sell water for irrigation
and other purposes, and to construct
reservoirs, aqueducts and canals Each
of the directors has subscribed for one
shore at 500.
Hall Asked $500, 900
Hall controlled about 1000 acres in
the Lake Eleanor and Cherry creek re-
gion, which are essential to the city's
Sierra project. He offered to sell his
holdings for 100000 with the under
standing that he be allowed to retain
the power rights. Tic valuation named
by Hall was not regarded as excessive
by the board of supervisors, but it in
sisted that the city take over the
power as well as the water rights. Hall
rejected this proposal and the super
visors were preparing to begin con-
demnation proceedings.
1t is believed that Hall has turned
over his property to interests which
hope to make an advantageous sale. In
discussing the matter last night Attor-
ncy Jesse Lilienthal, who represents the
new company, said:
The company has been formed to
take over several large properties in
COohly slOl lIIlSdllOn puT-
poses. domestic water purposes and also
for the development of power.
Will Not Disclose Names
There are very large interests be-
hind our company, but I am not at lib
erty at this time to give the names.
The formation of the company will not
affect the Hetch Hetchy scheme in any
way We shall be just as willing to
deal with the city as the people from
whom we have bought.
There is nothing hostile to the city
in our plans. We wish to deal with
the city in a perfectly harmonious way
and will place no obstacles whatever
in the way OF the board of supervisors.
The Lake Eleanor and Cherry creek
holdings were among the properties
which Mr.. Hall represented. He has
no interest in our company. Neverthe-
less we shall allow him to negotiate
with the city just as he has done in
the past. Spring Valley has absolute
ly no interest in our corporation. We
have just filed our articles and shall not
be thoroughly organized for few days
yet"
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-24


police commissioners last night. The
appointment of Cook was exclusively
predicted in last Sundays Call.
Three ballots were taken before Cap
tain Cook was chosen: On the third
ballot the vote stood: For Cook, Com
missioners Cutler, Keil and Leggett;
for Seymour. Commissioner sweigert
Having received a majority of the
votes cast, Captain Cook was declared
elected
On the first ballot acting Chief Cutler
received two votes for the position: his
own and Commissioner Keirs. Former
Sheriff Richard l. Whelan received the
vote of Commissioner .Leggett, while
Commissioner Sweigert voted for for
mer Captain of Detectives Seymour
The second ballot brought no change,
but on the third ballot Cutler and Keil,
giving up hope, switched their votes to
Cook, and Leggett followed suit. That
disposed of the matter.
Assumes Charge Saturday
Chief of Police Cook will assume
charge OF the police force at noon Of
December 26. Although no resolution
covering the matter has so far beel
passed, President Cutler of the board
stated last night that it was the Gus
tom of the department and was there
fore understood that Captain Cook
would be given years leave of alb
A1f I.1f- IL
new authority.
Il don't know whether | should be
congratulated or not said Captain
Cook last night when apprised of his
elevation. II don't know how my fam
lily will take this when they hear of it;
they are in the country.
"Of course shall insist on receiving
a leave of absence in order to protect
my pension. Twenty of the best years
of my life have been spent in the de-
partment and I can not afford to lose
the benefit of them.
Favors Closed Town
Il shall make no changes in the de-
partment until they appear necessary
in time to come. Captain Kelly? I
have had no dealings with the captain
of detectives. but I have no fault to
find with him. I shall, of course. have
to ascertain what the commissioners
will recommend in this matter of
changes.
Il favor a closed town and regard
this as a closed town. AS far as know
there is no gambling of a serious ma
ture going on; but of course / have not
been on the street for a year and a
half and am not very well posted as to
conditions. The Barbary coast we will
always have; such section will always
exist in seaport town"
Acting Chief of Police Cutler had only
one suggestion to make when cues
toned about the new CHIEF of police.
Gentlemen, he said, give the new
chief of police chance
Chief of Police Jesse b. Cook ranks
as a sergeant, but his position as prop
erty clerk has given him the brevet
rank of captain and captains salary
of $500 a month. He was appointed to
the police force on February 13, 1889.
and therefore will complete 20 years Of
police duty in February next.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-24

petition in the interest Of criminals Page
Esau Eddie" Wolfe. Page 8
The bar association hears alarm clock Page
GRAFT
Peter Claudisnes sentenced to life imprison-
ment for attempt on Gallagher's life Page L
CITY
Man who secured money from bank on forged
telegram has preliminary hearing. Page Is
New company injects itself into the Hetch
Hetchy controversy by taking the Ham Hall
interests Lake Eleanor and Cherry
creek. Page 1
Captain Jesse B. Cook, property clerk. is ap-
pointed chief OF police 10 succeed the late
Chief Biggy. Page
Anna LIGHTER. former star in TivOli theater.
back seeking divorce. Page 16
woman's parlor in department store Uttered
with whisky TASKS by shoppers. Page
Wife Of Captain Austin y. Walton sues for
divorce, charging desertion. Page 16
Churches throughout city prepare special
Christmas day services. Page
Relief auto used in Mission in 1906 to be fea-
ture Of New Years eve parade. Page 10
Fire destroys two carloads Of California Christ
mas presents in Wyoming. Page 16
TO the gas company suspendng the 50 cent rate
established by board of supervisors. Page 10
Attorney Costello for James c. Tomalty, the
former city treasury official, attacks the indict-
ment. Page IS
Henry Miller. millionaire cattleman, scored by
attorney for Miranda Lux's heir. Page ID
Board of education votes to consider experience
outside schools Of this city in fixing salaries of
teachers. Page
Appellate court sustains Judge Hunt in decid-
ing against policemen who claim pay for months
enforced vacation in 1906. Page 10
Supervisors Center and Broderick seek to block
work proposed sewer system. Page 10
Inquest over victim of Prometheus launching
luncheon leads 10 recommendations for more rigid
inspections of animals about 10 be slaughtered.
Poisoning found to be due to bacillus from
diseased beef. Page z
ReddiDg chamber of commerce indorses Calls
fight against proposed increase by railroads in
freight rates. Page 3
Christmas festivities are held at the Mer-
chants exchange, several prominent men making
speeches Page
Excellent productions viii be offered at the
local theaters next week. Page
Pratt & Becker refused license and charges
against Burke and Bohle dismissed. Page
Korean who slew Durham White Stevens
convicted Of second degree murder. Page
Bar association proposes radical reforms in
criminal laws OF state. Page
Insurance companies may reduce fire risks in
Van Ness avenue. Page 3
New Years eve festivities planned in ferry
district and bands engaged for Market street.
Union square and dancing on the side
walks. Page 5
Uptown carnival TO be confined to Fillmore
street New Years eve. Page
Judge Cabaniss denies two divorce DEGREES his
first day superior bench. Page s
Mrs. Elizabeth Z. Shorb secures divorce after
her attorney, J. J. Barrett scores Attorney
Franklin r. Nutting. Page 5
SUBURBAN
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-24

APTAIN JESSE B. COOK. prop
erty clerk of the police depart
ment. was appointed chief of
police to succeed William j.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-24
SPORTS

All favorites are defeated at Arcadia and
bookies made cleanup. Page 10
Al NeiIl comes TO life and knocks Frank May
field out in fourth round at Vallejo. Page o
Jenries says he win re-enter ring If necessary
TO prevent johnson from carrying OF the
title. Page o
Field day at the Preside furnishes many ex-
citing events. Page o
Five favorites win at Emeryrille. consistent
platers contendng. Page 10
Hndreth will ship Restigouche TO Arcadia and
enter Montgomery for Christmas handicap at
Emeryville. Page o
Cornell athletic club win establish one of
largest and best equipped gymnasums in country
in Auditorium Page o
CT Morcing OF stockton likely to place an
opposition baseball team in San Francisco or
Oakland Pnge o
corroth wants to match KetcheI and Langford
for washlngton's birthday attraction. Page o
LABOR
structural iron workers hear address on the
label. Page 4
MARINE
Navy monitor Wyoming will be reciristened
Cheyenne as the new year comes in. Page l5
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-24
INDEX OF THE
SAN FRANCISCO CALLS
NEWS TODAY
TELEPHONE kEARNY SO
WEATHER CONDITIONS
NEWS TO-DAY

YEsTERDAY-south wind; rain; maximum
temperature, 81: minimum, 80.
FORECAST FOR ToDAY-Cloudy; light rain;
fresh south wind. Page 10
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COntlnued ON Page s, Column .
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-24

The honling of San Fran
oiscO's northern fleet. which
scours far seas in search of fish.
furs and Dhalcs. is the subject
of an article bu Fred r. Bech-
dolt in The Sunday Call.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-24
SUBURBAN

Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority girls bondsm
sued for $l35 as damages to temporary chspt
house. Page
Grand jury's report to be filed Saturday W
expose county grating. Page
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-24
EASTERN

Colored scboolboy and his sweetheart end their
lives because of parental interference. Page 4
Heney asserts he will return here to prosecute
Calhoun case. Page
Six Pittsburg councilmen unwilling to take
bribes, while IS are called easy and seven
are IN tolls with former bankers Page 2
william r. Wheeler announces that be will
assume position with the Merchants Exchange
traffic bureau in March at the close OF the
Roosevelt administration. Page 3
Gompers, Mitchell and Morrison of American
federation Of labor sdjuused guilty of contempt
and sentenced TO serve year, nine months
and six months, respectively. Page 1
Thomas F. Ryan resigns from 81 corporations,
fearing his health would break. Page 1
Supreme court Of Missouri issues decree ousting
Standard Of Indiana. Republic Of Ohio and Wa
Pierce oil companies from commonwealth
and fning them $4,000 each. Page 3
FOREIGN
NJ Matter argues that princess de Sagan
should have custody Of her children. Page 4
French presidents is reported to have been
with Astresses wife when latter cried out her
husband had shot himself. PAGE 1
United States again on friendly terms with
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-24
COAST

Two young hunters believed 10
swept ont to sea and drowned.
Mrs. Roosevelt, Mrs. Taft and Mr.
contribute recipes for church cookb'
Jose.
State veterinarian asks larger appr
aid fight against infected milk.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-24
EDITORIAL

petition in the interest of criminals Page 9
Esau Eddie" Wolfe. Page 8
The bar association hears alarm clock Page 6
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-02-29
Serbnrgeme Wefabrem.
Die Natitr eiebt seitise 8arnmmgen,
bic fein Seiupbner Sun Into'
ntp's tgnprteren fplte.

Gefabr Sisnal Np. 1 fomntt bon
Ben Musi6etbungen Ser Nieren. Sic
mor11en Gltd, oaB oie Nieren fronf
iino. @eiunbe @ieren ergeben eine
flare, berniteinbeae Sliiifigfeit.
&ronfe Nieren einen 6iinnert, blei-
6en nno i6Gumenben, ODER einen
bider, rotten, iibelrie1enoen l1rin,
poa BON Sob. Die Iusi6eioung tit
unregelmabig.
Gefabr=Sisnal go. 2 fomntt bonn
Giiden. &iideni6mer5en, i6mer uno
madtig ooer fur5, i6arf, oflt, er5db=
len gud, BOB bic geieren fronf uno
@aiieriu6t, Diabetes nnb 9rigbts
&ranfbeit I'M g(n8ree iino. 9oan's
Nieren : 8inen beilen fronfe Nieren
uno beilen tie permanent Ster lit
ein 3eugnis bon San Mntonio.
Mrs. SO. g. ema n,
912 9ops Str, Son @ntonio, Ser,
iogt:: .9oan's Nieren-8iGen furier-
ten mid bon meinem Nierenleioen
uno id bin frob, iie empfeblen 8u
fDnnen. Sd lit lebr biel an &iiden-
ldmer5el1 ltno Dies erinlterte mid
5uerft oarall, ooB i6 cine Nieren-
franfbeit babe. Damn puroe Die If-
tion meiner 9eierel unregelmdBig
lno mein ongemeiner @eiltnbbeits=
5uitano murbe i6ledter. Sd bolte
mir bonn 8erar Drug Store cine
Sda6tel 9oon's Nieren=TiGen uno
begonn ite 3u eebrall6en. Sic BAL
fen mir iofort l1no nadoem i6 tie Ell
ne 5eitfa1g gerolnmen bette, NOR i6
bon meinem Hierenleioen bollfom=
men gebeilt. 9ie S6mer5en iillo per-
i6punoen, Ole aftion Der Nieren tit
ponitanoig regelmdbig uno i6 bin
piel fraftiger mie friiber."
Gum 8erfauf bel aIlen Sanolert
Greis so Gents. Softer Mliburn
60, Buffalo, SEEM Yorf, aaeinige
agerten fir oie Ser. Stoaten.
Grinnert @u6 oes Namens =
0oon's- uno nebnlt feine on-
oeren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-02-29

Tunnels. Satiddlid ion Ser olte
Wonn 10 beipegt eeipeien ieirt, oaB
i'm, ols ct nod benz 9urdidreitct
oes tunnels mieoer oie bobe Sreppe
gum Nl1seoug binaufitie9 nl1o ii6
nod einntal 81 ser 1tnte11 Derialn=
melten Menee nieoerbeltgte, Sic &rof-
te nobe5u perlieBet uno CT bitlge=
itiir5t more, penn elmer ieiner 8eglei-
ter i'm ni6t gebalten bdtte.
1912 1tno 1908! Canals ein
Sl1nt1eI bon 1897 SUB 2ange, belte
ein Sltnnelipitem, oos adt5ebn Wtei=
fen lang lit. Canals Soften gum
9etrage BON nod ni6t 5tpei ulto Ell
net balben WeiQion Dollars, nebenbei
geloet cine rieiige Sltmme fir oo-
malige 8erbaltniiie, beute iol6e bon
lieb5ie Miaionen. 9omols Die gr=
offnung ein @reienis, Dos bie gan5e
@elt in fieberbafte Iufreg1tng ber=
iebte, bette ein gorfommnis, oas
mon ni6t einmol iiberoa im eige=
men 2al1oe beahtet bot. &el6' Int
terIdieo! ltno nod ems. 3n @b=
rem 9runeL's IieB oie erglii6e STE
giernng 9enfmii1t5er1 idlagen uno
lein Same mliroe @erneingltt Ser
Station, uer fennt berte Sic Nan1en
Ser Sngenienre, Die oie Srnnels ul1=
ter benz Suoio OH gebollt boben2 So,
ia, oie 3eiten peranbern iid.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-02-29
SeidlHHe aegem Erobibition.

Der San Mntol1io GRADES Council
bot einltinrmig Die folgenoen Sc
i6liiIie angenomnlell, Die li6 gegen
Staotsprobibttion ridten:
uSn @ripdeurg, oaB Die Erobibi=
housekeeping einen iolden ltmfang
augenommen bot, Inn Die perionli6en
Gehte uno 8ripilegien oes @olfes
oteies Stantes 5u beoroben nnD
vSn grmagung, bob Sunoerttalt=
ieioe bon ebrlidelL geietliebenben
giirgern auBer 4rbeit uno geibdfti-
gurg fon1men uno ibnen Die Weittel
sur Grn1brltng ibrer Samilien emit
5ogen miiroen, menn Der Yrobibiti=
onsbetpegung nidt ginbalt gei6iebt,
uno
uSSn grmdgung, oaB groBe unb le-
gitime Snouitrien in pelden beinabe
a1e 8laiien oes 8olfes entmeoer oiz
reft ooer inoireft 1ueientli6 %interei-
iiert lino, allfboren piiroen SIT eriitie=
relI nenn Die Erobibitions =@eiebge=
butg nod u1e6r ausgeoebnt miro,
a9esbalb Yet es bei6loiien, oaB
Der GRADES Council bon San 9(ntonio
iib bierourd gegen 8robibitior, ge=
lebli6 ooer anoerslpie, erfldrt."
Die 8eidliiiie iino aaen @rbeiter-
Srganiiotionen I'M Staote geididt
ltno sur an1tabme empfoblen norOen.
Seffentlihe 8eriammlungen weroen
bon 3eit 81 3eit anbermimt meroet,
Inn Die 8robibitionsfroge 81 beipre=
6en.
9asgoreeben u%nierer @rbeiteridaft
in oieier wi6tieen sln~9elegenbeit per-
oient, lpenn es au6 teilmeiie aus
eigenem Sntereiie entiprnngen iein
mag, ale Entertaining. gs 5eigt
oas forrefte geritanonis fir offent=
libe Srogen, nno lper ongegriffen
miro, Der tpebrt ii6.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-02-29
Snr Haidinasseii.

Gin ,uenig Narrbeit baum 1in0 mann
UeStentet aud benz iueiien Ntann,
Wer nidlt sutueilen uarrii6 TT,
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ltnb finbet aaes fd1n itn0 gut.
ltito iantimert 6ann Ser Ieiiimiit
@te 10 perberbt bic @elt beut tit,
On let tint nics als Erpit geihenft.
Slit irid)ts 10 idJliutttt, tpie man oft oenft.
Ser Waitdcr mil, bak ajeSe Srenbf
Serbannt lei pun Der Grbe bett'
lttb uanbelt germ, bpa Npt NIB Gmal,
Die GrSe I'm sum Saiurtertal.
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lttb Fat er's bis sutn 3iel sebradt
Sp fprnmt Der Sob nnb - Cute Wadt!
Ser tueife Manm int feline Sflidt,
8erihma1t jebpd) bic 5renSe nidt,
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@enteft er tie pua Sanfbarfeit.
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Srrm rcdJt fibele Narren iein,
ltnb iuer ttits brii,n Mil ideel anieb'm,
Ser fam uus nus benz @ege geb'n.
g8enn BET Der Harreniikung mir
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llnb babel iinb mir pbte Sebl
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Sas nid1t peritebt bes Conc Stars" 9anbm
9as nidbt ferit iuabre Mdktgfeit,
Mnr Seifelei ST. ieocr Sett.
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IS 9iebt aud eine @eiunobeit,
Die etfpos I~nltedenoes but.
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Die 6alteiteQe.

SD NOR in Der @eipalt Der
S1minoiu6t nno batte beinabe Die
SaIteItene erreidt, oIs mir 81. Sings
9eeue gntbedung empfoblen pnroe.
sic rettete mid. Die erite Slai9e
gab mir 8eiierung. Gin 9ubeno
Jloiden modte einerl g%eIunoen,
eIiidli6en @ann aus mir" lagt Geo
Moore bon @rimesIono, sc. 6. @ls
Wittel fir Suffer- i6pade 2ungen,
Inn 8neumoria bor5ubeugen, ftebt
0ieie Meoiain uniibertroffenh SOC uno
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60. 8robefIai6e fret.
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