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OAKLAND REAL ESTATE
1903. by George Matthew Adams)

BUNGALOWS
Take your choice from so more new bunga-
lows and cottages; prices ranging from s.. 900 to
$500; first payment requires from 500 to
$3.50, balance monthly payments. including inter
tistic, new. modern homes in Berkeley or Oak
land We viii also build to suit at above terms
WHY PAY REMIT
WENTWORTH & CO..
1908 Grove ST., corner 10th and San Pablo
Oakland
s40o cash. $50 monthly; splenddly built story
house, Q rooms, bath. toilets. spacious porch.
2 sides. large range fitted into house. nicely
tinted. front and back stairways; note size OF
lot. 61x200. fronting streets; land covered
with fruit trees of all kinds. windmill and
sanitarium hospital: only minutes to
electric cars: climate and location very best;
500 cash. SIP monthly: cottage 1 rooms.
rustic finish. very neat. on main county road !:
fenced blocks from boulevard; price 1.5O0.
Call send for circular. ass 9th St. near
Broadway Oakland. H. T. JONES. land owner
MODERN. BUILT TO ORDER HOME.
Two story double hoored: solid boarded and
lined with building paper; freplsces: also
hot water heating system; side entrance: spa
cious sleeping and piazza porch; sun In every
finely built up. modern locality; near Tele-
graph av. and Key Route; price and terms
right: possession when desired
H0LCOAIB REALTY COMPANY.
SOC San Pablo av.,
Oakland. Cal.
FOR sale--6 room. 2 story house. all modern up
to date: 6i15 Dover St. 8 blocks from Lorin
station. good buy to right party
FOR sale-Modern story and 6aIf. SLEEPING
porch house terms easy. s. L. KLARNET
2655 Townsend. Phone Merritt 3517.
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ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE
Continued

FINE ALAMEDA HOME
room modern Queen Anne house. Just finished.
choice location; handy 10 cars and trains:
terms to suit. 1910 Pearl St. Versailles sta
tion. Alameda: phone Alameda 1904
$3. 25O-Just completed. on Park ST.. opposite
Clinton; high class and bath. bunga-
low: terms. Owner. 2416 Webb av.. Alameda.
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SANTA CRUZ REAL ESTATE

HOMES. ranches. acreage. exchange. Price list.
DAVID L. WILSON. Santa Cruz. Cal.
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HEALTH MOVEMENT

"VIAvI SCIENCE OF HEALTH" natural nom
surgical: cloth bound, 400 page book free
Apply by mail. 636 Pine ST. Lecture for
women Thursday. 2:30 p. m.
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SANAT0RIUMS

ST. MARGARET:S Maternity home: confinement
speciality: adoption; special treatment for ali
female troubles III East 14th St, Oakland.
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SAN ANsELMO-PeaI Estate


FAIRFAX Manor lots close to train $3.50: easy
terms. ATTHOWE REALTY CO.. San An
selmo. and First Natl. Bank bldg. 8. T.
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SPIRITUALTSM
PALMISTRY
NVESTME ENTS

REV. MME. BUSHNELL, formerly 919 Jones. no
2o9 Kearny; to 5. ex. Sun: tel Douglas 367,
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CATARRH AND DEAFNESS

SOLD. rented. exchange: manufacturer of Eames
tricycle. chair. 17l4 Market. Tel. Park 2940.
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INVALID CHAIRS

HOME and care for invalids or aged person
S42l 23th st. near Mission; tel. Mission 462
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PATENT ATTORNEYS


DEWEY, STRONG & CO.-Founded 1850; q. S.
and foreign patents; inventors guide; 100 me-
chanicsl movements free. 1105 Merchants
Exchange bldg. San Francisco.
CARLOS GRIFFIN ex examiner U. S. patent
office; q. S. and foreign patents trade marks,
1908 Metropolis Bank; tel Kearny 4s15.
HARRY c. SCHROEDER. q. s. and foreign pat
ents. All 1st Natl. Bk.. Oak. Phone Oak. 2751.
PATENT MODELS
N P. SCHELL MFG. Co.-Mfg. of patented de-
vices, tools, dies. gears, punching work. model
making. experimental work. 5o911 Howard st.
DENTISTS
>0~10~~~~00~~~-7D--~-~>~-~-o~-
DR.. r. L. WALSH & CO.. S35 formerly a6f)
Fillmore. bet. Fulton and Grove; tel. Park $780,
ARTIFICIAL TEETH-''THIS ONE THING I
DO" DR.. C. 2. Wilson, 1923 Geary; suite COS
DR.. IRA G. LEEK-All kinds of dental work
5l5 Fillmore st. Oak.
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

NIEINMAN. S15Oc good condition. easy terms
HEINE PIANO CO. 81 Stockton st.
Sl65-Snap. fine upright; cost $3.50; must be
sold. SCHMIIZ. sc McAllister ST mr. Market.
SMALL upright in fine condition good bargain,
$50 HORNUNG'S 1870 Market st.
PIANOS for rent no carriage this week. BYRON
MAUZY. 250 Stockton st.
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DUDLEY BUSINESS COLLEGE Mission Bank
bldg. 18th st. mr. Mission: phone call.
SAN FRANCISCO Business College. 90s Market
st at Eddy: day and evening sessions
ALL court reporters recommend Gallagher Marsh
Business College 1856 Market St
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LUMBER FOR SALE

SHINGLES S140; rustic. $40: boards, SO: coan-
uy orders solicited. - 10th ST.. ! =
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LOAN COMPANY
WILL LOAN YOU MONEY ON FURNITURE.
PIANOS. ETC: $40 to 5000: LOW COST: con-
FIDENTIAL: HONEST AND SQUARE DEAL.
CALL. WRITE OR PHONE.
1878 PACIFIC BLDG. 4TH and MARKET.
Oakland offce-51S First National bank bldg
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FACTORY SITES

FOR sale or will exchange for income property
factory site the BAY eity's buildings:
machinery: 20 acres 81 land: large supply OF
fresh water: complete shipping facilities bv
both rail and water. FACTORY, 164S Page ST
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TRUsSSEs
HOMES EOR INYALIDS

Clark Gaudion Co. 110S Market: truss fitting.
elias. hosiery, abdominal belts; lady attendant.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-11-21
CHOLERA IN ROME
HAS BEEN CHECKED.
Mayor Nathan Complains That cIeri.
cal Enemies Are Spreading
Disquieting Reports.

Rome, Nov. 21.-In a speech open
ing the session of the Municipal Coun-
Gil today Mayor Nathan complained
that interested hotel keepers abroad,
especially in America and Switzer-
land, had given currency to exagger-
ated reports of the cholera epidemic
in Italy, thus serving ''the lower, in
terested motives of the clericals, who
wish to detract from the success of
the festivities in 1911 in celebration of
the proclamation of Rome as the Ca
pital of United Italy. Considering the
influx of the people from the provin-
ces to the capital, it was impossible"
the mayor said, "to avoid sporadic
cases in Rome, but measures had
been adopted to isolate the sick and
prevent contagion, the result being
that in four months there had been
but twenty three cases in the city,
less number than had occurred in
Berlin, Vienna and Budapest. Nathan
limited briefly to his controversy with
the Vatican and hinted at possible
connection between the artifcialIy
spread fears of the cholera and the
fears trumpeted in the name of health
of soul which mean war against Rome
and the patriotic manifestation of
1911.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-11-21

If any county has reason to be
proud of its representation in the
Constitutional Convention it is Dona
Ana. The Mesilla Valley sent a
quartet of delegates, the peer of any
at Santa Fe and those on the inside
are aware that no delegation had
greater influence as a whole in shap-
ing the progressive features of the
Constitution than the Dona Ana
crowd. Judge Frank w. Parker,
naturally, was the leader of the
delegation; his official standing as
judge of the Supreme Court of the
Territory, his official poise, his
recognized ability; his quiet force
fulness, were factors that wrote in
to the Constitution the Article on
judiciary which provides for an
elective judiciary from top to bot
tom, and other features, the value
Of which are already recognized
by the Convention and will be ap-
preciated by the people. In fact,
few of the more conservative mem
bers complained that Judge Parker
was too much disposed to consider
all sides of a question, that he
was too judicial to make the
kind of "stand-pat' partisan that
they thought he ought to be. But
it is that absolute fairness, that log
ical reasoning power, which fit Judge
Parker so eminently to hold place
like that of Chief Justice in the new
state, or would make him valued re-
preventative at Washington, D. c., for
the new state, should the political
chess game take such a turn as to
make a compromise candidate advi-
sable among the many other aspirants
for senatorial and congressional hon
ors. The New Mexican will repeat
from the biography it recently pub
lished of the Judge:
An indication of the caliber of the
members of the constitutional conven-
tion can be cleaned from the fact that
two judges of the Territorial Supreme
Court are members and one of these
is the veteran jurist, Hon. Frank w.
Parker who comes as delegate from
Dona Ana county, his home being in
Las Cruces.
Hon. Frank Wilson Parker, presid-
ing Judge of the third judicial district,
was born n Sturgis, Michigan, Oc-
tober 16. 1860. He was son of
James Wilson and Maria Antoinette
(Thompson) Parker.
Having completed high school
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-11-21

PRAY. e
Almighty Author and Fnher things Source of
a righteous law all nations states 4
We Thee lifting gratitude and conf
dence the throne of Thine
Let Thy attentive to the voice of
this M 8 <
The constitutional mmovae which the new
State of New Mexico is to be built laid ground
To Thee be thanks glory, o Lord, 4
For Thou supported faerng
steps and led final success x
Pour
day the heat and pa
tiently <
them fuhmen and let their
work bear superabundan fruit; e
For 1--WE only waere but giveh the in
K
approval in the ewes of
who search and worth e
worked brothers self
denying patriots
of do
letting the good be the handspring action
hope pray Dispenser of all good that
organic which people appoyed
received by the Nation will be many stones
of temple
OF a tower of
anchor of hope
fountain of life and prosperity; =
That the stone which rejected long,
NERSTONE Of powerful prosperous empire the South
of United States =
And generations heritage God and
it's 4
TRUST. s
=
CONCLUDING PRAYER BY CHAPLAIN JULIUS A. HARTMAN s
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-11-21

course in his native city, he afterward
pursued an elective course in the lit
erary department of the University OF
Michigan in conjunction with the
study of law, and was graduated from
the law department of that fnstitu-
ton in March 1880. He then opened
an office for practice in his native
town and followed his profession there
for little more than year.
On October J., 1881, Judge Parker
coming to New Mexico, located at So
corrO, and a month later was exam
ined by committee and admitted to
practice. He first settled at Mesilla,
then the county seat of Dona Ana
county, where he maintained his Office
for a year. In the fall of 1882 he
moved to Kingston, Sierra county, a
mining town then enjoying boom.
In May 1889, he removed to Hills
boro, where he practiced law though
spending the greater portion of his
time in Las Cruces. He practiced in
Hillsboro and the surrounding coun-
ties until elevated to the bench, be-
ing appointed on January 10, 1898, by
President Mckinley to be an associ-
ate justice of the supreme court of
New Mexico, position he still holds.
He was re-appointed by President
Roosevelt in December 1901, and again
in December 1905. He was reap
pointed by President Taft recently.
The only other office the judge has
held was that of superintendent of
schools of Sierra county.
Judge Parker has been closely as
sociated with various public inter
ests in New Mexico. He was a mem
Der of a militia company organized at
Hillsboro during the Geronimo raid,
but was in no active service. He
was made Mason in Kingston Lodge,
A. F. & A. NJ; belongs to the chapter
and commandery at Deming, the
Shrine at Albuquerque, and to the
Elks lodge at Silver City.
In politics, the judge has always
been a staunch Republican. Upon
the bench he has made an excellent
record for the judicial soundness and
impartiality of his decisions, seeming
to lose utterly that personal view and
prejudice which interfere with the
uniform administration of justice, and
he is regarded today as one of the
ablest representative of the judiciary
in the southwest But few of his opin-
ions in his many years on the bench
have been reversed by the higher tri
bunals.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-11-21
FAMILY
IS MURDERED
Husband, Wife and Two
Children WeItered in
Their Blood
HOUSE THEN SET ON FIRE
Little Ones Slain in Their Bed
and Father Outside of
the Home.

MaryVille, Mo, Nov. 21.-Oda Hub
bell, a farmer near Barnard, Mo-, and
his wife and two children were shot
and killed at their home last night
by unknown persons, who set fire to
the house to conceal the crime
A Gruesome Crime.
Maryville, Nov. 21.-The children
were boy and girl, aged six and
four respectively. The fire was put
out by neighbors, who afterwards
found the charred remains of Hubbell
his wife and children. 1t is evident
that the children were killed while
sleeping. Pools of blood outside of
the house indicated that Hubbell had
fought with the murderer there and
had been dragged into the house after
he was killed. There is no clue to the
identity of the murderer.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-11-21
RATES
IN ARIZONA
Railway Commission Files
Complaint Under Interstate
Commerce Act
DISCRIMINATION IS CHARGED
Territory Wants to Be on Equal
Footing as to All Its
Towns.

Washington, Nov. 21.-yVith view
of putting all or part of Arizona on
an equal footing as to express rates
and to stimulate more business the
Arizona Railway Commission today
filed with the Interstate Commerce
Commission complaint against the
Wells Fargo Express Company. The
complaint alleges that the rates as to
a number of specified towns are un-
just and higher than the rates estab-
1ished by the Interstate Commerce
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-11-21
BIG FUNERAL
FOR T0LST0|.
Many Societies Will Send
Delegations From All
Parts of Russia
DuMA HONORS DEAD AUTHOR
Adjourns Although 1t Is Consi-
dered a Challenge to
Greek Church.

St. Petersburg, Nov. 21.-The Duma
adjourned today's session in respect to
the memory of Count Tolstoi The de-
cision was reached only after wran-
gle. the members of the extreme right
contending that to honor Tolstoi's
memory would be to challenge the
Greek Catholic church. Many socie-
ties and organizations are preparing
to send delegations to the funeral.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-11-21
AID FOR GARMENT WORKERS
AND BUILDING TRADES.
American Federation Also Takes Up
for Settlement Question of
Jurisdiction.

st. Louis, Nov. 21.-Aid for the
striking garment workers of Chica.
go and for the building trades of Los
was recommended by the
resolutions committee at today's ses-
sion of the convention of the Ameri-
can Federation of Labor. 1t is be-
lieved that the recommendations will
be adopted. The question of juris-
diction between the Mine Workers
and the Federation of Miners was also
before the convention today.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-11-21
FORTY MILLIONS IN
WORTHLESS STOCKS.
Alleged to Have Been UnIoaded on
Public BY Firm of Brokers
Raided by Uncle Sam.

New York, Nov 21.-Federal officers
this afternoon raided the, offices OF
Burr Brothers, dealers in stocks and
other securities. The raid was made
on warrants charging the use of the
mails to defraud. The postoffice off.
cials say that the firm has sold to in
vestors at par value between forty and
fifty millions in stocks of various COM
panies, most of which have gone out
of existence or become bankrupt.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-11-21
CRIPPEN. WILL BE HANGED
ON WEDNESDAY.

London, Nov. 21.-Dr. Crippen's pc
tition for reprieve was denied today,
the Home Secretary announcing that
he declined to interfere with the SEN
tence of the court. Crippen will be
executed on the morning of November
%. =
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-11-21
SEINE FLOODS AGAIN CAUSE
HEAVY LOSSES IN PARIS,

Paris, Nov. 21-The river Seine is
falling slightly again today. The flood
has caused heavy losses, hundreds of
persons having been obliged to aban-
don their houses bordering the river.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-11-21
OF KANSAS FIVE
TIMES THAT OF NEW MEXICO

Washington, D. c., Nov. 21.-The
population of the state of Kansas is
1,690,949, an increase of 220,454, or Is
per cent over 1900.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-11-21


John B. McGuinness of Albuquerque, a
notary public.
Territorial Funds.
Territorial Treasurer M. A. Otero
today received from Game Warden T.
P. Gable $275.25. Thus far, this
month, the game warden's office has
contributed almost $4,000 to the terri
torial treasury. He received today
from Deputy Warden James K. Plate
TO, S125, the Territory's share of the
fines of Moses Santron, Lewis Daily,
Valentin Concho, Albert Paisano. La
guna Indians. The Magdalena News
in its last issue praises Game Warden
Gable for clearing the Dalll Forest of
Indians who thus far have killed 500
deer in the forest but on account of
the lesson taught them this year, will
hardly violate the game laws in the
future.
Incorporation.
Incorporation papers were filed to-
day in the Office of Territorial Secret
ary Nathan Jaffa by the Cerrillos
Lead Mining Company. The capitali-
cation is 100000 divided into 10000
shares of which 5000 are preferred.
The incorporators and directors are:
F. c. Wilson, share, John H. Kna-
ebel i share, F. S. Donnell 1000 shares
all of Santa Fe, where the headquart-
ers are to be located with F. C. Will
son as the statutory agent -
Teachers Wanted.
The County School Superintendent
of Sierra County writesthe Depart
ment of Education that he needs sew
en- more teachers. .4tTIe also reports
that the new modern three-roomed
school house at Hillsboro is nearing
completion.
Inspected irrigation Works.
Assistant Territorial Engineer Char
les D. Miller has returned from an
inspection trip in CoTfax, Mora and
Union counties where he examined ir.
rigation works for certificates of con.
struction and other purposes. The E.
o. Brown works on the Rito de la Pla-
no at Springer, the Thomas McMyrtle
and Martin projects near Abbott; the
Ute Creeks, Airolo, Clayton, Corrum-
pa, the Dry Cimarron, the Gross, the
McCuiston and other projects and sec
tions were visited. He reports him
self as much pleased with the pro-
gress made and with the possibilities
that such streams as Dry Cimarron Of
fer for future development
The post office at Ford, Quay coun-
ty, New Mexico has been discontinu-
ed
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-11-21

Commission in July 1870 as the maxi
mum between Phoenix, Tempe, Mesa
and other Arizona towns.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-11-21
CERR|LLOS LEAD
MINING COMPANY
1t Was Incorporated Today
With Capitalization of
Half Million
HEADQUARTERS AT SANTA FE
Inspection of Irrigation Works
by Assistant Territorial
Engineer c. D. Miller.

Governor Mills today appointed
John B. McGuinness of Albuquerque,
notary public
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-11-21
Governor Praises Him.

1oVernor PRAISES him.
Territorial Engineer Vernon L. Sui
livan received today the following let
ter from Governor Mills, accepting his
resignation:
My Dear Mr.. Sullivan-T am just
in receipt of your letter of the 21st
inst. in which you state that you have
been rendered a lucrative position
with large railroad and that you
feel constrained to accept it on ac-
count of the salary being so much
larger than that you are getting as
territorial engineer.
While l congratulate you on having
your merits and ability recognized by
an outside corporation at the same
time l regret exceedingly that the
Territory is to lose the benefit of your
services. You have always been such
an active worker, competent engineer
and SO honest in all your dealings that
it will be exceedingly difficult for the
Territory to fill the vacancy caused by
your resignation. With much regret,
however, will accept your resigna-
ton to take effect January 1, 1911.
Very truly yours,
WILLIAM J. MILLS,
Governor"
Vernon l.. Sullivan, Esq, Territorial
Engineer, Santa Fe, N. M.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-11-21

San Antonio, Nov. 21.-The report
from Marathon, Texas, this morning
says that rifles and ammunition were
shipped INTO Mexico from that point
yesterday and three men in charge
stated openly that they were for the
use Of the revolutionists, The tele-
gram says further that the revolution
lists are gathering in Chihuahua state,
south of Maria, and preparing to at
tack Chihuahua City.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-11-21
ReYes is Comma.

Eagle Pass, Nov. 21.-"General Ber-
nardo Reyes is coming" That is the
whisper that has gone with telegraph
ic swiftness up and down the Rio
Grande. If this is true and many
Mexicans assert it is, it means that
the revolutionists have at their head
a man superior in military training
to any other man in Mexico, not even
excepting President Diaz himself.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-07
Ynn,psenie.
Eolisiit NcgprIep GdlmIbm balber
enflaiIen.

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fern ppm moblfobrtsDirettor, DOR b.m
CT iih ipegen finonsiellsr Shtpierigttis
ten su pernntiporien bate, fummariIh
entlaFen. Die bstrtffenbe antlag.
mar bon benz polissibef Wiliiin ers
hoben iporpen uno aus Der 8erbanos
lung Des Gulles sing berpor. oaB Wc'
Sorlsp elm grobes pumpssnie mar unb
in srIttr 2inie Shantpirtk aHSupum.
pen pfleeie, nobel sr pas 3uriidaablsn
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itdt DdIrsnb Der Nmtsssit bes peritors
bensn Mapors Wartbrsit bereits elm
NAL tpegsn siner bohft unliebiamsH
Sadie oeronitporten miiHen. Gr mar
onmals bon einsm FRI. Wlns Rilsp be-
fhnlbiet iporoen, ibr sins Summe GEL
bes gstpaItIdm ipessenommen 3u babsn.
aber sr bebauptets, oaB CT iih bas G.Io
einfab oeIiehen bate.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-07
Gin beoeutiamcs SgmstOm

YennIplpQnisn mar, 70 3u iagen,
BON ftinen uranfdngen an Elm bot=
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uno Gannpns General 40iutant iii.
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in Gefabr, BEL Der Domination bur6z
3ufalen. Wsnn er ourhDringen follts,
fpirb es nur bel eirem 5adr qsfhebsn.
Si6erli1 fam es teinen oeutli@eren
getUeis ssben, bab bas einit 70 griine
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bic grobs 1beuerung.
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empfinbet, baB uniere tpirtbIhaftlihsa
gerbdltniife unbaltbdr getporoen iino.
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groben MaHen babel ni6t ibr Nus
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