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The San Francisco call., 1910-01-05
RAILROADS UPHELD IN
SPLITTING WORK HOURS
Telegraph Operators Lose Their
Point in Test Suit
Especial Dispatch TO The Call

lSpecIdt DtSpdfch 10 ne OdHI
CHICAGO. Jan. 4.-The right of a
railroad company to divide its tele-
graph operators hours into split
tricks" with an intermission for rest
providing the aggregate time of work
does not exceed the legal nine hours in
a day, was upheld today by Judges
Grosscup. Seaman and Baker of the
United States circuit court of appeals.
The opinion reverses a decision rem
dered by Judge Landis on April 21 in
the suit brought by District Attorney
Sims against the Santa Fe railway, and
calls for a new trial
Sims suit was to test the govern
ment's Interpretation of the federal
hours of service law, which restricts
the working time of telegraph operators
and train dispatchers to nine hours.
Judge Landis held that 1t meant nine
hours continuous service.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-05
WOMAN RURAL CARRIER
USES AUTO ON ROUTE
Mail Delivered in One-thiro
Old Time

BURBANK, Jan. 4.-The automobile
has made its appearance in southern
California as an adjunct of the rural
mail delivery service. Mrs. t. F. Beal,
rural carrier No. 2 of the Burbank dis
trict, has purchased a 1910 machine and
is serving patrons on her twenty five
mile route in one-third the time taken
heretofore with horse and wagon.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-05
MRS. MORSE PAYS Visit
TO BANKER IN PRE q
Convicted Financier Shows
Emotion at Parting Time

ATLANTA. Jan. 4.-Mrs. Charles w.
Morse. wife Of the nnancier. now in the
federal prison here. arrived today. She
was met at the station by her hus-
bands friend, w. H. Reid
The convicted banker met the pair
with a smile and talked over with
them the next steps 10 be taken in his
behalf II was not until the time for
parting came that he showed emotion.
Mrs. Morse will not be permitted to
see him again for Is days.
Morse has not been assigned to any
task
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-05
STUDEBAKERS OBSERVE
THEIR GOLDEN WEDDING

SOUTH BEND, Ind, Jan. 4.-Sur-
rounded by more than 500 friends,
representing nearly every section of
the country, Mr.. and Mrs. John Mohler
Studebaker Sr. last night celebrated
the elimination of so years of welded
life at their mansion, Sunnyside. Guests
from as far as San Francisco were
present The invitations were of gold
and the general scheme of decoration
was in gold and green.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-05
WESTERN FRUIT JOBBERS
TO MEET IN DENVER
Will Make Fight to Bar Compe-
tition by Express Companies

DENVER, Jan. 4.-Interest at the
Colorado national apple show tomorrow
will center in the opening of the an
nual convention of the Western fruit
jobbers association, comprising dele
gates from all western states.
A feature OF the meeting will be the
fight against the alleged practice of
express companies in entering the field
in competition with commissioner in
the purchase and sale of fruit.
Tonight a delegation arrived from
Sacramento, Cal, TO get the fruit job
bers' convention for next year
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-05
Victim of Suffragette Riot

LEEDS, Eng, Jan. 4.-The first fa-
tality in England to result from a suf-
fragette disturbance occurred tonight.
when Alfred Hudson, policeman, died
of injuries received in a riot outside
the Coliseum on August 10.
Sir Edward Grey, foreign secretary,
was addressing a mass meeting inside
the building.
An attempt on the part of a large
body of suffragettes to enter precipi-
tated a riot, in which Hudson was in
jured internally
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-05
ROOSEVELT PARTY is
NEARING BUITABA

HOIMI, Uganda Protectorate, Jan. 1.
The American hunting and scientific
expedition left today for Buitaba. which
it is expected will be reached tomor-
row. All are well.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-05
PREMIER CLEMENCEAU
TO VISIT MONTEVIDEO

PARIS, Jan. 4.-Former Premier
Clemenceau will shortly make tour
of South America and deliver lectures
on socialism at Buenos Aires and Mon
tevideo. 1t is possible he will also visit
the United States.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-05
COPIES OF ITALIAN AND
FRENCH PAPERS SEIZED
Will Be Prosecuted for Using
Rostand's Writings

PARIS, Jan. 4.-Copies of an Italian
and two French papers which printed
the plot and some OF the verses of Ed
mund Rostand's new play were seized
today at the instance of PIllustration.
which had purchased the rights of pub
lication. Suit will be instituted in
Rostand's name.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-05
r0nrI0N Gar Wants Baffeships Built Yankee Lines
FIIRF1W Cheaper Freight Rates From England America
ULIuI Political Campaign in England Becomes Exciting
RUSSIANS TOSTUDY
AMERICAN WARSH|PS
Naval Officers Will Be Detailed
to Observe Methods of
Constructing Craft

ST. PETERSBURG, Jan. 4.-The ad-
miralty is planning to send group OF
officers to America to study battleship
construction. The battleships of the
American navy are considered here TO
be representative of the most advanced
types in the world.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-05
SUGAR WEIGHTS INQUIRY
IN OTHER PORTS PLANNED
Eastern Frauds Will Bring
Sweeping Investigation

WASHINGTON. Jan. 4.-Following
the discovery of underweighing of
sugar at the port of New York, in
quiries are to be made at other ports
where sugar is brought in. Large
quantities of sugar come into the
United States at San Francisco and at
Boston and smaller amounts at other
ports
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-05
SIR HENRY NORMAN
GETS NEW OFFICE

LONDON, Jan. 4.-Sir Henry Norman,
the author and traveller, has been ap
pointed assistant postmaster general
He is the first person to hold that Of
fee. which was created last year.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-05
MURDERER KILLS SELL

MURDERER KILLS SELF-Akron, o.. Jan. A.
Charles Schmidt, alias Mike Jordan, who last
night murdered Mrs. Teresa Barnhart with
whom he had been boarding, gave the crime a
sensational climax today when he returned to
Akron and killed himself in front of the Barn
hart home. Police searching for him at
the time he committed suicide.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-05
STEAMSHIP LINES
ADOPT NEW TARIFF
British Managers Conclude Ne
gOtiations to Check Unprof-
liable. Competition

LIVERPOOL, Jan. 4.--Minimum tariff
rates to the various ports on the At
Iantic seaboard of North America will
come into effect soon as result of
prolonged negotiations between the
freight managers Of the steamship
lines. The principal effect of the new
arrangement win be to wipe out the
unremunerative rates which have come
into existence in connection with the
competition for traffic 10 interior
points.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-05
RESIGNATION WITHDRAWN
BY CHILEAN CABINET

SANTIAGO, Chile, Jan. 4.-The cabi-
net today withdrew its resignation
which was presented December 20.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-05
Statement
of the Condition and Value of the Assets and Liabilities
THE HIBERNIASAVINGS and L0AN SOCIETY
CA CORPORATION
o Associated Banks Francisco
DATED DECEMBER 81
"A CORPORATION
ASSETS

Bonds of the United States 100000 District Of
Columbia guaranteed by the United States Government
$4750O of the State of California s65OOOoo0l of the
City County Francisco ($6270000) and County
and Municipal Bonds of the State of California S760000O
the actual value of which
cash in United States Gold Silver Coin and Checks.
SMiscellaneOus Bonds value of which
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-05

BOB BURDETTEGo VISIT oRIENT-Los An
geles. Jan. 4.-Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Bur
dette left today for San Francisco. whence
they viii sail Friday for Honolulu. After
passing the winter in the Hawaiian islands
they viii round out the year in Japan and
China.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-05
Newfoundland Protest

ST. JOHNS, n. F., Jan. 1.-The board
of trade has made a protest against the
proposed 25 per cent increase in rates
on outward bound freight, said to have
been decided upon by the Atlantic
steamship companies. Local agents of
the Alan and Furness lines deny
knowledge of the reported advance.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-05

e1s,4O2,111.47
2,123,312.12
6,Os1,690.sO
The Hickman courier., 1910-03-24
The Easter Egg.

From all traditions, the egg has
been associated with Easter from the
beginning of it's celebration. II is
supposed to typify the revival of life
out of death, or, in other words. the
resurrection. Another beautiful sug-
gestion of this idea is developed In
the butterfly, and it would seem that
nothing could be more appropriate
for an Easter decoration than these
lovely creatures whose mission in life,
like that of rare and gifted soul,
Of which it was anciently regarded
as the emblem, seems only to diff
fuse joy and radiance and beauty
wherever they go. Formerly the eggs
were blessed by the priests and dis
tributed among the parishioners. the
eilded one being reserved for royal
personages. Sometimes they we're
painted and intended as gifts to sweet
hearts for which frequently the most
celebrated artists did not disdain to
contribute their art.
The Hickman courier., 1910-03-24
The Origin Of Easter.

The origin of Easter as a Spring
festal is shrouded in the haze of his
tory. Awakening of the earth from
the sleep of winter was worshipped
with pagan rites long before the
primitive missionaries of the Chris
tian church separated to establish
their new religion throughout the
world, as 1t was then known. Co.
incident with the date of this cele-
bration was the Paschal feast of the
Jews, so that all people and creeds
recognized the occasion. Before the
time of the Puritans in England and
Calvin In Europe-two great influ-
enees regulating the religious thought
Of the times-the celebration of Eas-
ter had become an unlicensed carni-
val to which the people yielded them
selves as reaction after the preach
ing an example and element of aus
terity of Lent, but through their dig
nifty was restored to the annual fes-
tai, and in this spirit II has been
continued to the present day.
In all countries is this celebration
observed, and in none more SO than
in Russia, where the Greek church
prevails. Social aud religious events
in that country are marked by re-
joicing and the meetings of the peo-
pie in the street-whether Gar or
Moujik-are signalized by kiss and
the greeting Christ is risen" Par
ticularly at Rome. Paris. Berlin. Jeru-
salem, st. Petersburg Mexico is the
festival celebrated with pomp and GER
emony, but in all cities and places
does the Easter festival demand the
full glory of the Spring-the lovliest
flowers, most sumptuous music, gor-
geous sacredotal yestments and the
smiles and grace and JOY of women
and children In beautiful attire.
The Hickman courier., 1910-03-24

house not made with hands, eternal
In the heavens" Oh, what a day
when the body and soul meet again,
They are very fond of eachother. Did
your body ever have a pain and your
soul not re-echo 1t Or, changing
the question. did your soul ever have
any trouble and your body not SYM
pathize with it. growing wan and
weak under the depressing influence? {?
Or did your soul ever have a glad
ness but your body celebrated with
IL with kindled eye and cheek and
elastic step ? Surely God never in
tended two such good friends to be
very long separated. And so when
the worlds last Easter morning shall
come the soul will descend, crying,
Where is my body?" and the body
will ascend, saying Where is my
soul?" and the Lord of the resurrec-
tion will bring them together and 1t
will be perfect soul in q perfect
body. introduced by a perfect Christ
into perfect heaven.
The Hickman courier., 1910-03-24
HICKMAN THURSDAY MARCH a. 1910
(sss.''' Hs~s Gss
Thoughts on Easter.

Over the whole world Sunday will
ring the anthem OF resurrection. Be
ginning In the far orient It runs, with
the dawn to the limits OF the occi.
dent is sounded from every church
bell, Is up to heaven like a paean of
hope and promise. The winter is
past, and Nature has set man again
the lesson, which since time began
she has spread out before him in the
earth, that book which may be read
by the unlearned as well as the wise,
by the savage as well as the civilized
man. There is no death, there Is no
effort that sinks into the dim void
and becomes naught, there is no ces-
sation of soul influence. The sum-
mer comes and its glories pass, the
harvest time of our lives wanes, the
fields are brown and barren. and look
Ing over them sadly we grieve that
all OF our hopes were not brought to
fruition. When the frosts of age
cover our heads we sometimes say
with the great soul that voiced his
agony In dark hour: youth is a
blunder. manhood struggle and old
age regret"
Yet we have lived and loved, and
that is within itself a boon. From
the glaves where we laid our cruc-
fled joy. our blameless offerings to
untoward destiny. our loved and no
Bile ideals, shall arise a gloritied spirit
TO guide others down the rough road
TO the place where the great light
shines. No path of sorrow In the
vale of life is virgin to the naked
feet o. our shrinking souls. Where
ever the water is deepest and the
shadows fall darkest, there trod the
martyrs of the ages and though they
found the sepulcher at the end of the
journey. being dead. they yet live and
speak with undying tongues.
Christ is risen from the dead
Lung ages passed When IL seemed
to The waiting nations that He was
yet in the tomb. and in the sleep of
death had forgotten the world. Toll.
stripes and anguish were the portion
OF His people, for the poor are His
Wickedness wore the robe and crown
and filled the earth with signing.
Even then there were brave hearts
that looked up through the clouds
and listened for the anthem of the
resurrection. IL was heard at last,
and liberty of thought. faith and con-
science was proclaimed. The cere-
ments of error are cast off and lie
in the open sepulcher. and with them
are the broken shackles and render
ed fetters.
The Hickman courier., 1910-03-24

Many good Hickman man who
is making his mark in the world to-
day was called a good for nothing
lazy nuisance when he was boy.
and they who. when they speak of
him now, said then that he would
come TO some bad end Its alright
to teach your boys TO be good, but
don't make "Lizzies" of them. The
true American boy is full of pranks,
ginger and life and is the kind that
makes good men. Show us the man
that never played hockey. swiped a
watermelon, took part in chicken
roast, went swimming and dried his
hair In the sun to keep from getting
a licking, and we will show you a
man who is working for a salary,
and is not his own boss.
Mrs w. @. Garret and baby re-
turned Sunday from a visit 20 rcla-
tives In Union City.
The Hickman courier., 1910-03-24

Arch DeBow visited friends and rel
atives In Fulton from Saturday until
Monday morning,
s. ID. Luten went 10 st. Louis Sun
day night TO buy automobile supplies
TO be carried In the Garage. He will
be gone several days.
The Hickman courier., 1910-03-24
SHAKE 1T OFF.
Rid Yourself Of Unnecessary Bur
dens. A Hickman Citizen Shows
You How.

Don't bear unnecessary burdens.
Burdens Of q bad back are unnec
essary.
Get rid of them.
Doan's Kidney Pills cure bad backs
Cure lame, weak and aching backs;
Cure every form of kidney ills.
Lots Of local endorsement to prove
this.
Hugo Fethe, of RID No. 1, of S.
Hickman, Ky, says: Il cannot say
too much in favor of Doan's Kidney
Pills. For some time | suffered from
backache and often Il felt as II a
knife were being thrust into me. My
head ached severely and could
hardly stoop on account of the
pains through my loins. The kidney
secretions were profuse and were
generally accompanied by a scalding
sensation in passage. | felt general
ly miserable and was discouraged In
ever getting relief when Doan's Kid
ney Pills were brought to my atten-
tion. | procured box at Helm &
Ellison's Drug Store and they reliev-
ed me instantly. l am still taking
them, feeling that my whole system
is being toned up and strengthened. "
For sale by all dealers. Price soc.
Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, N. ",
sole agents for the United States.
Remember the name-Doap's-and
take no other.
The Hickman courier., 1910-03-24

N \, y. Dornan spent from Saturday
= %Opuay - with relatives In Dyers-
M. ~ l., Walker and wife, Miss
Il walker and Miss Frankye
M. '''' In Cairo. Thursday and
'ne guests OF friends.
The Hickman courier., 1910-03-24
An Easter Thought.

For we know that, II our earthly
house of this tabernacle were dissolv-
ed We have a building of God. a
The Hickman courier., 1910-03-24
ANOTHER NEW BOAT.

From st. Louis comes the report
that after a lapse of six years navi-
CATION on the Mississippi river be-
tween st. Louis and New Orleans will
be started by the Southern Packet
company of st. Louis, April 1. II is
announced that the company will run
boats throughout the spring and sum-
mer. The steamer to be operated In
this trade is the Keystone State, IL
Is said. The Keystone State is
$45, 900 boat, and is owned by Capt.
J. b. Demere, OF Point Pleasant, w.
Va. The boat Is to be purchased by
r. b. Lewis, president of the South
ern Packet company. and is to be one
OF several operated between st. Louis
and New Orleans. An option has
been secured on the boat. The re-
sumption Of river traffic between st.
Louis and New Orleans is looked up
on by steamboatmen as the forecast
scale. The Southern Packet company
has for several months been negotiat-
ing for the purchase of steamer.
The Keystone State is one of the
largest packets on the Ohio river,
and is capable of accommodating
more than 125 people. The boat Is
at Point Pleasant, w. Va, where she
has Just been let off the ways, after
receiving extensive repairs. She will
leave for st. Louis on March "a. The
steamers Tarascon, Tell City and Bel
levue, together with tie wharfboat
and barges of the Louisville and Ev-
ansville Packet company. will be sold
at auction April IA.
Under the caption of Make Benton
Better" the Tribune-Democrat says,
Induce business men to locate at
Hickman" That's certainly good.
wholesome advice; no small city In
the state offers better business op-
portunities for wide-awake, hustling.
business men. We are certainly very
grateful for the editors kindness In
boosting for Hickman.
Albert Carlisle. who has for sew
eral months been working on the
farm of w. H. Holeman. near Water
Valley. committed suicide Wednesday
by drinking several ounces of carbolic
acid.
The Hickman courier., 1910-03-24

b Sasareoad All Vegetable directly the liver Gently asa
one pill Sold for nearly sixty Ask your doctor about them
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1910-06-23

9eute um 80, ipdteItens 10 llbr iala.
fen. 94dre nun um oieie 3eit oas
6euer entitanoen, 10 bdthn &ipperts
9feroe uno @ieb ni6t mebr 9erette'
peroen t0nnen. 60 aber mar er nod
mad, uno mar elmer Der eriten, be,
oas SSeuer bemertte. Serr Satnt
Sorner aus Soeiia, Der eben bel Sip.
pert mar, elite in ben Stall uno rettett
Die YferOe, inoem er Die Salfterrtemer
abidnitt.
2eioer fat Ii6 bel oieiem Sranoe
bas SpribwOrt: Gin llngliit tOmmt
ielten allein", in elmer iebr tralrt9en
@eiie beipabr6eitet; oenn pd9reno elm
Seil Der Weni6en iih NIT 2Di6en be-
faBte, bemiibten Iih anoere, 81 retten,
mas gerettet neroen tonnte. 60 8e=
i6ab es, oaB Der 9lnIieoler Sbeobalo
8eil, Iein leoi9er Spbn, Elm leOi9er
@berbarot, Stpei &uIien uno elm Suoe
in bic &ammer sin9en, mo- es augen=
fdeinli6 nod ni6t beiOnoers 9efGbrlt6
mar, Inn perf6ieoeue Sa6en gu retteu.
2eioer bate Oas niemano bemertt, uuo
70 purDe bon etnem 0oriiberee6enoeu
bic 9iir bon auBen Sugema6t. Die
&ammer fiillte Ii1 NIT otfem &au9
an, 10 oaB bic ie9s PeriOnen, bic ortu=
men iparen, Dem Gritifen uabe tuaren.
Sa ibre Silferufe uno ibr 8epOlter an
Der Siir, infOlge oes @epraNels, wels
6es oas 6euer perurIa6te uno bes
9roBeu 2drmes orauBen, BON ntemans
ben 9eb6rt purbe, 10 puroe Die 8efa6r
oes @ritifens INNER grOBer. Sn tbrer
Sersensan9it trp6en bic 2eute unter
einen um9eitiilpten Stdnoer, tonnten
bort aber nur tpeni9e 9lu9enblide aus
balten; oenu bic Stbe uno Der &au6
maren ni6t mebr gu ertra9en. @On
8ersweifluns uno SOOesangit ergriiien,
erfabte Der alte 8etl nit beioen Sdn-
ben Die 3iir, uno es selGns ibm, Die
5iir aufsursiBen. DIS er Die 2iis
aber aufseriTen bate, fel cas bren=
nenbe Sa6 berab uno biloete geraoe
ppr Der Siir sinen sroBen 6euerbauTen,
oeHen Slammen li6terlOb in bic SAINT
mer bransen. Sept bate aber bic 8e-
fabr ibren bodien 8ipfel errei6t, oenn
an elm gnttommen tpar niht su oenten.
Sod 8eil faBte ii6 Mut, uno rief
ieinem Sobne uno ben anoeren gu:
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1910-06-23

fretta9 bat es ben 9anjen Sag 9es
goIien uno ebenio am I. uno 2. Otter
felertuge.
8as Getreioe auf Dem 6elpe lts6t
in GuBerlt traItigem @adstum. De-
ionoers gut ltebt oas &Orn uno Der
Wtnterlpet5en uno Oeripre6en cine quite
Grnte. Gas 2 2lri6tn bpbe &orn
itebt IN bOllen 9lebren uno bat abge=
blitbt, Der g8ei5en lit bereits eine gri6in
bod, 3ei9t aber nod feline glebren.
6erlte uno Sommerwei3en iino audi
i60u. 9ie Getreioepreiie iino seial=
len: @ei3en toitet so &opeten, 8erite
IS &Opeten, &o9sen 20 &Opeten,
Safer IS Sopeten,
9lm lebtpersangenen sonntage mur=
ben bel ben &aptilten i'm &aIleler See
9etauft: qeter &ies uno feline Srau,
bic 6rau oes Satob &rein, bic 3O6ter
oes Sapttiten Sob unO nod eini9e aus
6rieOenstal, 8rt9raot, @0brtng u. a.
Iieie pielen &onfeiiionen in einem
8Orfe IinO fir Die biirgerli6e Gemeinoe
Elm Srebsi6aoen. @ieptel llnfrieoen
miro oaour6 in oer @emeinoe, Gbe
uno 6amilie. gu mas fiibren oieIe
Spaltungen, bod nur gum 80ien.
gu Dem Siterfeite bate i'd fol9enoen
an9enebmen 8eiu6: S6wa9er SatOb
3lmbelmann nit ieinen 3pei tleinet
S66n6en @ilbelm uuo &arl, S6tpies
germut;er &atbarina 3imbelmann, 0e=
borene lllmer uno bic 6ruu Witpe
@irr. 9as mar cine groBe 6reuoe.
S6wer trant 1T bel lns in 9ieuoorf:
Gpa &O6rba6, 9eb. Totter, Gbefrau
oes ieBi9en bieii9en 9lniieolers SObann
9otter, le lit i6winoiii6tig.
9lm IL. Mtai wobute i6 in Ser9oorf
stpei Srauungen bel: Senner-Wtiiller
uno Ma9er-Soffmann. Die Sraut=
leute paren 9au3 nobel 9etleioet, 9e=
pObnlt9 lit bel uns oas &leio Der
8raut i6iuarS init elmer S6iir3e oapor,
In SergoOrf siebt es aud i6on peiBe
SrauttleiOer NIT MprtentrdnSden uno
peiBe S6ube. 9lm Is. Mai ipQ Der
Sobn oes sepeisnen 2ebrers Gbriitian
aloinser, Gbrtitian, Gebrer in &lein=
gteuoorf, &oline Stein beiraten. 8ie
Srauuns piro paitOr @eigum poa=
3iebeu. 8ratuliere!
giele 8riiBe an ale Treunoe uno
8etannte Satob @roBmann.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1910-06-23

(9lus benz San Soaquin Sournal") y
Gooi, Sal.
llniere Srauben3ii6ter iino nod in=
mer i'm Sunteln iiber bic 9reiie, tpel=
DE Die g8ineries fiir Srauben oieien
Serbit be3ablen tperoen. Sobalb oas
8eriidt laut puroe, baB &ontratte fir
so bic Sonne auf 5, reIp. 10 Sabre
ieitens Der @eit @inerp 9ena6t tper=
ben piirOen, beeilte ii6 Serr 8. @et=
more, iol6e8 @erii6t ais eitel @es
i6pdb Su ertlGren. Gr 9ab ben Wein=
bauern gu Ueriteben, oaB elm iold enor-
mer 8orrat BON @ein uno cine 10 sros
BE Grnte 81 ertuarten iei, oaB ni6t oa=
ran 3u oenten iei, SO bic 5Onne sli
3abIen. acknowledgements iprad iit
aud %. s. 9rotpn, Setretdr Der un-
abbdn9igen @ineries, In dbnli6er
@eiie aus. Stun bate einem gertres
ter Oieies 8lattes seseniiber oerielbe
Serr unldnsit ertldrt, oaB Der se-
iamte unoertaufte SiiBtuein ni6t mebr
tpte 200, 900 @allonen betrase. @ie
reimt iib base gus fi6erer Guelle
t0nnen mir tOnfatieren, oab Dor ca. 2
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