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The San Francisco call., 1909-10-11
H[ARTOf DEAD MAN
HAS BONE CASING
S. MacRobie, Stables Manager,
Killed in Accident: Surgeons
Find Queer MaIformation
Kicked and Rolled on by Horse.
Directs Rescners, But Is
Dead When Released

Samuel MscROaIe- manager o< the Ho-
tel Rafael stables. vas killed On the
road between san Anselnlo and Ross
vaI5er last evening zaen ne drove over
an unfinished bridge and was kicked
on the head Bv MS horse WheE an
zulopSr was performed later upon the
body il was found that AIaeRobfe was
zfrietea rrIth mslfermert0n unique
in the history OF medicine His heart
vas iueaxed in bone
The bridge vas piece Of work done
under tae new bond issue TIE old
wooden structure had been cleared
away and 3 temporary road cut al the
side. Concrete piers are no~ being
put IN on the old site
The only ssrning MacRobie re-
ceived was red light placed IN the
old road near the approach Instead
Of turning back he drove on The
horse stumbled over. and after frac-
turing the mans skull With kick
rolled upon him and pinned MaeRooie
10 the ground.
A l. SibIey. passing real estate
man. witnessed the accident SIbiey
<4t t0ltS&S 4tS us -AA' - So.
Father \ Z Eagan OF the church
near BIZ. Edward Manning and William
Mitchell who went 20 the rescue Al
though able 10 give directions for the
removal OF his body from under the
horse NacRobie was dead when taken
out
The autopsy performed ar san Ra-
fseI BY Drs- J. H kuser and ". J.
Wicknsu disclosed the curious bone
formation about the heart. which the
doctors say has no parallel n pathoI-
oEy that they have heard Of Mac
Ro6ie was - years old. unmarried and
a native OF Scotland He had been
manager OF the Rafael stables for four
months
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-11
MARCHING STUDENTS
HISS PROFESSOR
Cooler Heads Prevent Repetition
of 1908 Parade Episode
at Stanford
Chairman OF Student Affairs Is
Jeered When He Attempts
TO Learn Names OF Leaders
[SascseE Dssat-s 10 tn. Call

ESrecAct OEc6tcH 70 ~ I'll
STANFORD UNIVERSITY. Oct fo.-
Prosesso- 4 B Clark. chairman Ot
student affairs. Ess Missed and 5sered
~ sae students who were stopped BY
cEs-k whise p-arasIng On tae esmp4s
tonight
Tas parade started with one OF the
students lighting some redhre on the
campus 4 moment later another joined
aim. banging a big drum. and N few
minutes students we're fockiEg 10 the
scene in scores. carrying COW bells aud
pans l parade was hastily formed
ana singing shouting and banging
marched down Fraternity row When
near Encina hall Professor Clark
stepped OUT The reeoEIectfon Of the
parade OF 1895. which resulted n many
Of the students being expelled from the
university brought out shouts Of This
IS the second parade
Professor Clark attempted TO obtain
the names OF the members OF the lead
ing ranks. but the shouting. ieeTing
and Kissing which followed MS Gues-
tions made this impossible The stu
dents were fast getting into an ugly
mood and there was fear that the
scenes OF the first parade would BE- re-
enacted Cooler heads among the body
succeeded in Guelli1g the disturbance
and zftsS little parIey the parade
broke up. the students dispensing 70
their vsrious quarters
The peculiar part OF the entire pro-
ceedins was the lack OF reason for the
demonstration There had not been q
whisper OF any such proceeding IL
was The outcome OF moments hTlar-
fly. The students who took part II
II are wondering II their perform
snce tonight viii De followed by steps
similar 20 those taken IN 1868.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-11
PIPE WORKS COMPELLED
TO BUY FOREIGN ORE
DemanG for Low Grade Iron
Exceeds Supply

NEW YORK Oct Ie.-Concessions Of
So cents q ton made by sone Bu1sle
and eastern furnaces last week ea-
courzged the continued placing OF
orders FOR both foundry and basic iron
Tor shipment ovsr the balance of the
current year
PIPE Vvorzs have been urgently II
tie market for low grade iron FOR early
EeIfvery. but the supply being made
efuzre- they have secured one cargo o.
10 2 1If6diesboro. sbout s.G9G tons al
sr-zo on dock Philadelphia duty paid.
s-d several sddftlonzl czrgoes OF for
IN ore IN the balance Increasing for
efen competition has had 4 tendency
20 lower prices Tor domestic iron
Interest in Sreei making iron has
l.se1 largely transferred - the Pitts
1.r-rz territory Thers contracts FOR
Hont sG.06G tons OF BesSener and basic
have been placed The Cambria steel
,ornusny paid SIS for standard Bezs-
e-e- for this year and SIS.se for the
frst cuzrtsr OF 1914
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-11
RUNAWAY WORK TRAIN
HURTS DOZEN PERSONS

VANCOUVER. B c. Oct ia rnn-
away work train on grade OF the
British Columbia railway ended its
four nile dash By = collision with a
<rreefczr IN the east eEd Of town. in
zhfch 4 dezen people were injured
this Afternoon No lives were lost AL
the Injured VIII recnEer. Playful chill
dren 1oosezef the brakes of the work
train. xrhfeh x2s standing on side
track "a Central psFk. SIX miles pzt-
side the city
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-11
PREMIER BRAND is
HEARD IN FIRST SPEECH
French Minister Promises Re-
form in Workingmen's Laws

PARIGCECX. Franse, Oct 1e-The
first important speech OF VI. BRAND
since he attained the premiership was
made here today and was characterized
BY great moderation.
He announced that the government
would pay special and Immediate at
tenriou 70 social questions, its first care
being 10 remodel the aws Of the trades
unions. giving the right TO hold and
administer property. thus Transforming &
them from political agitation centers
into useful and practical bodies
n BRAND also promised legislation
10 facilitate and promote the parvicipa-
tion OF workers in the pro5ts which.
under the Law at present. is impossible
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-11
OAKLAND DELEGATES
FIRST AT CONVENTION
Christian Church Meeting Be-
gins This Evening
-S.-rsI D;,solch 10 he ColIl

PrTTSBURG. Pa Oct 1a--The sd-
vance guard Of s9-ee9 members OF tAe
,-5--fs+5e-,- church. viii celebrate its
ra1feuufsI IN this city this week ar
~frs.5 here this morning Il was a dele
~atfou OF rec from Oakland. CAL In
chsrze Of Charles {. Chapman proni-
rent orange grower. and Rev P L
NrHattor OF san Francisco
Wheu. the convention opens tomorrow
night II is expected that al least l5.eee
.3eIexstes vii have registered az the
beafouarters Of the centennial commit
tee which Is occupying . four story
building in the heart Of tie business
district
Fourteen special trains arrived here
today. and. before the week ends IL
i expected tEst - special trains viii
bring IN delegates. the majority com
Ing from western states
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-11
PATROLMAN FATALLY
SHOOTS VARIETY ACTOR
Tragedy Is Outcome of Brawf in
Seattle Dance Hall

SEATTLE. Get Ie--3filc Crockers the
vounG vaudeville actor who was shot
BY Parrolran CHARLES b Nelson last
Thursday night died this morning
TIE patrolman asserts that the
shooting was done IN seff-defense. as
he thought that Croker. who had Gre
ated a disturbance in 4 public dance
hall vas about 70 iunge at him with
a hunting knife The police depart
merit has upheld Pstrelna1 Nelson in
his claim tfzS the shooting was justi-
fable
Croker was married. his wife. Molly
ccgflzn a vaudeville actress. being IN
the cast
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-11
ISserol Dzse.-6 ss The Cell

. Lia-----T g - AEAH
NEW YORK Oct la.-In the cours
= an address entitled The Spirit Q
Compromise. delivered this rnoruinl
p -He Free Synagogue. Dr. stephen s
Ttse ss55-
EEis spirit cf compromise alas.
Is moving many OF the citizens OF
Szu Francisco 10 transfer their
ursth from tle criminal grzfte-s
- rheI- vigorous and valiant pros
s--tor L Is the spirit cf base and
eoTardly compromise that hss
brought about the organization of
the 50 called civic peace party n
that city. uhich simply means that
tEey are eager % have pesc-Eith
er without honor II night vel 5s
called the peace with dishozor
party
Tae lsuinous spl- OF
compromise must Be- the InspIrz-
r5on of the founders of the civic
peace party, wAo are eryfnE peace.
peace. when there is 10 peace.
while there can Be 10 peace zrith
seIE-respect.
CRIME or BETRAHING CITY
The rigfIsutes knez better thza
thzr- for they would rot hear ct
peace untI there vas peace I
You'd rot have Szn Franctsczus
initiate rEe methods of the viEi-
lsltes- but I would have them emu
Lsts that spirit which E0uId ROT
suEs- any blot upon TIRE escUrcheon
q rleIr CRY. They looked upol
r-e tEsfr or gold ss capital crime
1zr would rEeT say Of TIE crime
tLose w1o have betrayed their
fIchinz rs fair usms and
making KS government = byTord
fo- ccrrUpriouZ Szn Francisco
needs not { civic peace party, but
civic wsr party until such tine
IS The city can 20 about rs busi-
ness In rhe confidence that the
civic per6dy q the Schmitz-RUef
rEtme shan never sgsiu recur-
SAN FRANCISCO On TRIAL
Wat are the csreusibIe excuses
[0r rte founding OF The civic peace
rzrtEz NJ Ee1ey. i IS claimed is
not z saint san Francisco Is lot
asked 70 csnonize him, but 20 elect
hiu as It's district attorney II
order that he may fght 20 4 finish
rhe battle which he has wsged with
ttEh courage and skill against san
Ersnctsco's berrsvers.
Z IS uct Eeley who. 4 his can
CLdzcv. IS On trial. nor even the big
ard Eittle thieves, bur the city or
san Francisco The nation IS
watching san Francisco. wondering
Whether IL VIII suEer irseIf g be
IuIIed % sleep bv the civic peace
leaders O. whether Il shall rorss
Itself Ike & giant Tor rest until
Justice shah have been mered out
% those who have dishouored and
disgrsced their great city Il is
certain that rFhen tls civic zruoS-
phere IS foul with corruption
chforf6es and csrb0nics are more
elective deodorsuts than rose
water
BLOT On GOOD CITIZENSHIP
I-reuenber with sorrow that IL
was Jew who vas one OF the
leaders durLrg san Francisco's
carnival of civic debzuchs-T.
Israel IS not responsible for his
crimes auv more than The Roman
or Protestant church Is responsible
for the crimes of its coun unfczlts-
But We Of the house OF Israel IN
America would Be in part ar
srerzble for Ruefs mfs6esds IN
less r-e made IL clear. IS we do.
that Israel Is uuurrers bly, panied
b, this blot upon It's record Of good
citizenship In America
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-11
REVOLUTION AGITATOR
SENTENCED TO DEATH

PARIS Oct 1G-The Mathis BARGE
Iona correspondent says ne learns from
an unusually well informed source that
the court martial TRYING Senor Ferrera.
revolutionary sgitatOr- has sentenced
him 10 death. and that the sentence has
been signed by the captain general. and
now only awaits the approval OF the
superior council OF war and marine
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-11
AMUNDSEN WILL DRIVE
POLAR BEARS TO POLE
Twenty Ice Animals Trained for
Dash to big NaiTr

HAMBURG Oct 1a--Captain Road
AmuHdssR. the noted Danish explorer.
who Is about 10 start on q polar expe-
ditio1- has decided 10 Try a remarkable
innovation in the use OF draft ami
mails for polar travel He viii endeavor
70 make polar bears draw his Sledges.
Some time ago Captain ARundsea
made a contract with Carl Hagen6eck,
the famous animal trainer. for % ice
bears, , years old Hsgenbecks men
have been industriouSly AZ work for =
month training the bears. and the re-
suits attained are said 70 promise sue
cess for them IN polar work
The animals wiz 6e shipped 70
Christiauia this week. where they Eiu
be taken OF board Captain Amuads=n's
ship.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-11
UNITED STATES MAY
DENOUNCE AGREEMENT
Chinese-Japanese Plan May Call
Forth Protest

TOKYO. Oct I1--SpecizI dispatches
alleging that the United States is
contemplating q protest against the
recent Chinese-Jspaness agreement are
printed IN leading newspapers today
with long editorial comments Almost
without exception the editors are OF the
opinion that the alleged protest viii
not mzterisIize- and that the special
dispatches are wholly without authorT-
tative foundation
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-11
LONDON TIMES EDITOR
INJURED IN ACCIDENT
Thrown From Saddle and Has
Ankle Broken

WINNIPEG. Man October Ie.-L r.
Amery. chief editor Of the London
Times. met with a serious accident here
SATURDAY evening
Returning with Earl and Lady Grey
from riding. while going through q
half open gate. his stIrrup caught IN 3
post and he sustained a double fracture
OF the ankle. being thrown violently 70
the ground
Amery is resting EASY and the doctors
say ne will be able 70 leave New York
for London October IS Amery has
been nominated hbr third time as
the unIonist candidate for WoiVer-
hampton AZ the conrsag general eIec-
tfon and = anxious 70 get back 20
England
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-11
CURTISS REPEATS FLIGHT
OVER ST. LOUIS FIELD
Covers Little More Than Mile
in 1 Minute IL Seconds

ST. LOUIS. Oct. 1o.-Repesting his
performances of yesterday. Glenn H
Curtiss in his hipIa1e today made 4
afxht around tts aero field II Forest
park
Cur1iss covered a little more than a
u.ile IN minute and II seconds
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-11
BOMB OUTRAGE CHARGED
TO RADICAL SOCIALISTS

STOCKHOLM. Oct 1s.-Ths rszpOn-
sibility for the bomb outrage OF Sat
urday IN which Ion Hammer. director
Of the Swedish export association vas
badly injured. IS charged against 4
secret COMMITTEES formed BY the YOUNG
socialist party and claiming 20 BE a
tribunal 10 execute sentences passed
upon prominent a1ti-socialists
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-11
DR.. Stephen S. Wise breaches
Against Spirit That Would
Compromise With Crime
Civic Peace Party Scored and
War Against Grzfters and
Corruption Urged
FROM A SERMON BY
RABBI STEPHEN WISE
OF NEW YORK CITY

San Francisco needs not a
cIric peace pgty. but csic
EO p0Ttr.
II IS not Hener Dho Is CT
triol. but the ctr Of San Fron-
cISco-
The S17 FrGHcisco peace
sGrty might EEL 5e called The
peace nth dishoHor pdrtr.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-11
MASSACHUSETTS CAR
WORKERS TOURING WEST
arrive at Salt Lake From
Denver Convention

S.IT LAKE Oct Ie.-Aembers Of
= - nfaxsschusetts street railway zsso-
- with their wives about 50 IN
z7T arrived il Salt Lake today from
Deurer. where they attended tlse inter
-zffo-sf street railway c0nyenticu-
~ s-ecfsI train they are making z
"A raa mile tour of me country
sft~r ride about the cify and a
wtS7f - rhe car harms IheE iefl Tor
Butte. MOHt-
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-11
NEW YORK HEIRESS TO
WE'D BRITISH LORDS son

LONDON. Oct Is.-Announcsmen Is
made OF the engagement OF Ernest Vie
Tor Gibson third son OF Lord Ash
bourne. 10 Caroline. daughter oS Mrs.
Frederick de 5ilIier OF New York
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-11
MOORS RETURN ATTACK
AND ARE REPULSED

MELILLA. Oct Ie--Ths MoorS today
returned and attacked the Spanish
forces near Nzdo-. but were beaten or
By artillery with heavy losses
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-11
NAVAL CONSTRUCTION TO
BE STUDIED BY CHINESE

PEEING. Oct 1e-Ths naval. com
mission headed oy Prince Tszi Chun.
brother OF the regent left today for
Europe 70 investigate matters OF naval
construction
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-11
Gaynor ExCoriates Hearst

O-W WORK Oct 13--I1 s-z-el-17--
s,5rl a. sting ard bite William j. t1a-
10 ds-ocrztic nominee lo- ula- OF q
greater NsE York a-e1 us nrs- -
0-ofs-tfls OF ths municipal csr1pa-eA
rOuixht IN zn zttsck On Ml---an =
Hearst
TzSr week Hearst Issued Statement
szvirx positively that he w0zlc not r--n
f0- rszyor. out would support 5us-lls
Csv1Or- Two DAYS later ne accspts1
sr frdscendsnt nomination fo- tns
ofscs
Justice GsSnor tonight came out Wa
stsxsneu- and a letter purporr1ng =
show that Hearst had urged nm %
-u- fo- rnayo- nearly SIX months aSo
-on zuv ticket" and pledzi1g MS sup
TO strengthen his statement Justice
Csrno- H-st made public a letter ad-
dressed 20 him By R1d0iph Block Wno
oc~uuTss an editorial position o. sae
Hearst pzpers- Blocks letter con1rue4
Gaynors statement
meanwhile continues the sta-s-
rent. the primaries o. the indsPsnd-
euee league hid been held ard i- Vas
found that a decisive majority OF rhe
delegates chosen were IN NY favor
Ths-eupo1- M Hearst would not per
nit the convention 70 b called 20
order No other party boss ever went
a. far as that IL i said that this
nav bs sn indictahle 0Esnss. and j.
) rsing looked into
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-11

STRUCK sr AuTc CzAxz-Carsssiso s-fzra
= 1871 HsE<1r s--e@- gWrs slrc--ocl-s ant
started our ~ hEs SczstzF s0iz ~ ths eeesl
t<1-fsrz-1 rsS-srrsr- VIE c-a1slz< - ear
t. Lever srr1ck niz q IL ross. -1-tc--1S
H--1sz1-
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-11
TAMMANY STEALS
MARCH ON HEARST
Adopts Name of Civil Alliance
While Doodle Dee Clans De-
bate Same Title
Coup Gives Murphy Three to
One Advantage on the OH
ciaI Ballot

NEW YORK. Oct 1e.-Airssdy saliv-
sned BY two Tannzny tickets and ths
-s-sntrsncs of william RsrGolph
IOczI political campaign VIII 6s markss
with eresesuslo this week. which wiH
d maintained until the grand finale or
election dav. November .
Speech making VIII become genera
tomorrow night. when Hearst VII sp-
pear before a mass mestins IN Ca-usSis
hsif 10 accept formally rhs nomination
of his new party and 10 outline ths
platform upon which he vii make rae
rsce-
The Izrsss ISSUE OF the campaign Is
Tsznzny-s kidnaping. OF attempted ab-
duction al least. % The title civic al
lance and emblems thereof eolsr-
turing the new party designation unds-
which the Independents rallied 10 -1=
support OF Hearst
As . result OF this move the demo
c-zric ticket may appear under the en-
5lenS CT three different parties On the
Official baI-or-strsighr democratic old
Undergraduate league recently captured
a. the primaries and lastly the new GIVE
afiIzncs- While Hearst may set qualtfg
under an altogether new party 1ani9.
rhe cour. y successful. ultimately VII
give Tz-ulsny q rhrss 10 one adVan-
tzgs IN the matter of- publicity oa tHe
ballot
For This latest plan 20 6isco1ce-r rle
Hearst followers Charles = MUrpilT-
Tzrrzny leader hss TO thank stare
Senator Patrick H NcCsrrs1- tls demo
cratic leader oE B-oOkiyu- senator Nc
Czrrsl-s nan presented petl-ien
-i-dsus1dsut voters WEo lac acopleN
-hs nz--e OF civic sIlisucs- bur Mo
nzveS -rhs democratic candidates u t-.-
board o. elections IN New y 81 : llsl =
minutes before a Hearst lieursnsnl sis'
znn4srsa with a petition name and en-
hIa-7 OF rre civic alliance
Justice william J. GsEnoT- osrliocl -
nominee To- mayor VII n-aA7 - =
. -, :, - rsr,usizu tomorrow rlz
. = -, r~--s -r7-o--=r 5-ookl-r-
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mGbdj1n bci Sonlilic Senrp in Stcls
lung geaungcn, Scnrp lei iebr per
mogenb mo M%itinbaber elmer GiieEl.
balm gelucien. @Qbreno oieier Belt,
ctlun Ga5enber 1907 bis Sanunr
1908, babe Sdrtfop IN mebrcren Dor
tigen Sotels oils aellner %9curbeitet.
Sad GerlolIcn riCier StellnlJ
ieien lie 5uriid nnd 9telu. port, Sobos
fen IND tur5e 3eit ooroui nuh @c.
ma, e5 forrntc am II. Sebruar 1903
gepeien iein, g~crCiit. Ton @cnuo iri
Die Geile mciter nod Moilono, 9oiel,
Sittno, Soper bis 2onoon iortgeictt
moroc1.
Sn Honbon bnbc lie iih in elmer
Ecniion nls 0ausn,Godcn pcrnlictbet
unb cbenfnlis cinen grobcrcn %Sltue.
lcn.Iicbltobl be9ongen. Nad)ocm lie
in 2onbon einen Sbeil ibrcr in Ame-
rifo geitoblcncn @ertbiad)en perpfon,
oct un0 BORT ben 5lllcbt gcnauntcn
Iiebltabl beaollgcn 0cbabt, lclcn lie
Suriid nod Geutid)Ionb NeNon0eu.
Sn Gelltld)lonb hGttcn lie iortgciebt
ibrcn Allieltboit 9cluchiclt. bis onl
-. Slli 1903 lire TCltlobnlc crfolgt
unb lie IN COS N~mtsNcrid)t Giiennd)
p~orlQuiie Cingclieicrt urlo onl %.
Sllli 1908 nod Grcsocn tronaportirt
por0cn lei.
9cdcrt. Criminals. Snlpcftor.
Ser Su1uelcn.I icbItobl in Gem
9lono'ifen Sollie rrrcgtc leincr Belt
bier ulgebturco Illiicbcn. Cos
Srailcn5imntcr trnt I'M , llhr Nnd).
mittn1s ibrcI Eicnit bci scr Suluilic
ais ainocrmdod)en an. ?la it'd Srou
9lano nm 4 llhr cnticrnte. ilbcrlieb
Die Wilbclm p0cr Miiutr Dos ibr oll.
pcrtrnute GInb icincm Sd)idiol ullo
pcrldnpo1o nit Dem Sd)nmld Der
6ruu. Nod)bem bic bieiigc EoIi5ei
ourh Den .IGltihen Correspondent
ten" oui Die Serbaitruna Der @ilbclm
allfmerfium gen1ad)t morben mar,
lhricb Der Morid)ou on Die EoliSei-
Seboroe bon 0rcsDcn unb iprod) Die
Termutbllng aus, BOP Die Eerion
piclcid)t nit .&ena Miilcr" iocntiid
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cs Ben oalltihcn 9chorbcn crltid)tcrt,
Gin polles @citGnbnib bon occ @crbof-
tctell ST erlangelt.
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speSiaI.O fferts.

ID. @eiTert, 409-411 Rsrb.0as.
Strake, Der beitbefannte bentidje Bio.
tosrapb, ofierirt nur fir Sieie Bsde:
Gin lebenssrOkes Bib, IN AqnareI.
farbcn sernalt nnb non bobers iiinit.
leriIdem 8ertbe, frei nit eiaens
2neenb ieiner beiten Gabinet.G txSien
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giISern in allen Mnsfibrnasen. aae
arbeiten sarantirt. adten sic ipe'
5ieQ aaf anieren Rauien unb CANS
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QpfalbcridJtc ans Waibinstun.
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qhert.

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Ger Selihuppen Der @albington-
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man ono electric So. fiir $1,000 Gnt-
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geItern i'm Eoli5cigerid)t pom &ifter
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