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Evening star., 1915-05-12
CELEBRATE GOLDEN WEDDING.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Friebus Re-
ceiye Calls and Gifts From Friends.

Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Friebus of
1899 u street northwest last evening
celebrated their golden wedding ami
yersary at the New Ebbitt. They re-
ceiyed a large number of gifts from
their friends and the business asso-
oiates of Mr. Frebus About $50 per
sons were present.
Mrs. Friebus was dressed in a gold
coIored gown Throughout the day a
large number of friends called on the
couple, and even after they had de-
parted for the New Ebbtt last even
int. ,where they held formal celebra =
tion, many friends called at the house.
The coupIe received numerous con-
eratulations and compliments. An as
surance association with which Mr..
Friebus is connected presented them
with a set of resolutions as well as a
token.
Evening star., 1915-05-12
URGES BIG DEFENSE FUND.
Navy League Wants Extra Session
of Congress to Provide Big Sum.

NEW YORK, May 12.-Resolutions
calling upon President Wilson to sum
mon Congress in extra session to au
thorize a bond issue of $500. 1000. 600.
which sum, 1t was stated. is needed
to provide the country with adequate
means of naval defense" were adopted
by the Navy League of the United
States through it's executive commit
tee yesterday. The names of Gen. Hor
ace Porter, president of the league
Robert M. Thomson, chairman of its
executive committee, and Charles A.
Fowler. Perry Belmont. John c.
O'Loughlin and Frank J. Symes are ap-
pended to the resolution. which de-
clares that measures should be taken
fense as a preventive of war.
Evening star., 1915-05-12
Montenegro in Need.

Montenegro is in great need of sur
gical supplies, for this little country
has been almost overlooked as a result
of the heavy demands from other and
larger countries. Typhus and typhoid
fever are very prevalent in Montenegro.
also. and the American Red Cross has
cabled DR.. Richard P. Strong, the head
Evening star., 1915-05-12
Two Hurt When Car Hits Auto.

An automobile owned and operated by
Dr. E. P. Beckley. SGT U street north
west, was struck by street car while
crossing the street at Georgia avenue
and Emerson street yesterday afternoon.
The physician was not seriously injured,
but DR.. James T. Walker. 500 U street,
who accompanied him, received fracture
of his right leg. John Jones. another oc-
cupant Of the automobile, escaped injury.
The three men were taken to Freedmen's
Hospital.
Evening star., 1915-05-12
War Only on One Condition.
NOW TREASURY AUDITOR.
Samuel Patterson Takes the Oath Be.
fore Department Officers.

Samuel Patterson was sworn in at
noon today as auditor for the Treasury
Department. The ceremony took place
in the office of the Secretary of the
Treasury. Assistant Chief Fitzpatrick Of
the appointment division administered
the oath. Officers of the Treasury De-
partment and Of the various bureaus
were present
Evening star., 1915-05-12

OF the American sanitary commission
in Serbia. to include Montenegro in the
field of the commissions work.
The Red Cross today shipped to Mon
tenesro from New York on the steamer
San Guglielmo a quantity of absorbent
cotton,s bandages. gauze. chloroform.
anti-typhoid and anti-tetanus serums.
along with sheets. blankets. hospital
linen, garments and other supplies.
Evening star., 1915-05-12
First Lieut.. Mehaffey Transferred.

First Lieut.. Joseph c. Mehaffey.
Corps Of Engineers. one of the Presi-
dents military aids, in addition to his
duties in the Office of Gen. Kingman,
chief of engineers, War Department
will be relieved from duty and station
in this city July /. He will proceed
first to Mammoth Hot Springs, Wy, for
temporary duty under the superintend-
ent of the Yellowstone National Park
On completion of that duty he will
nroceed to Valdez, Alaska, and report
10 the president of the board of road
commissioners of Alaska for assign
ment to duty.
Many of the ..straM, hats of Europe
Evening star., 1915-05-12
British Solon Reported Wounded.

LONDON. May 12.-Josiah Wedge
wood, member of parliament for New
castle -under-Lyme is among the wound
ed mentioned In the latest casualty list
received from the Dardanel1es.
Evening star., 1915-05-12
SAYS ISSUE IS GREATER
THAN THAT OF Civil WAR
Former Secretary Dickinson Advises
Calmness in Awaiting Admin
istration Policy.

CHICAGO. May 12-Jacpb NJ Dick
inson, Secretary Of War under Presi-
dent Taft. has issued a statement hero.
in which he says:
Il regard tho possibilities of the de-
struction of American lives on the
Lusitania as even more momentous to
the nation than those involved in our
civil war
1T is not likely that Germany VIII
disavow the purpose to destroy the
Lusitania with full knowledge of the
fact that this involved many American
lives. In view Of the result and the
warning given by our government to
Germany. some proper action must be
will incur the contempt Of the world
and the contempt Of vast number OF
its own people.
Should Suspend Judgment.
Our Judgment and utterances as to
what course should be taken should be
held in suspense, so that tho public,
without preconceived. set views. shall
be ready with an open mind to con-
slider the course the administration may
adopt. Our nation has stood consist
emily for peace and arbitration and
the exhaustion of all proper peaceable
ences before resorting to arms.
1T is especially important that a
period of calmness should intervene In
order that our action may not be
prompted by excitement and our 1udg-
ment clouded by passion.
Tn the present infiamed and Zero
cious state of the German mind we
could easily get into war.
War Only on One Condition.
IF war comes 1t should only be upon
the condition that we are clearly In the
right. and in such event our people
should. with full appreciation of the
possibilities. resolve to sacrifice them
selves and what they have to the ut
most needs Of the country.
Il have great confidence in the Presi-
dent, and believe that he not only will
sustain our national dignity, but will
exhaust all peaceable means consistent
with our national dignity before com
mitting our country to war
Evening star., 1915-05-12
Pure Food Expert
investigates Grape=Nuts

Food Directory
Alfred W. the
it's Of how made and whether
much had been claimed for
building
lacking white
readily
pared cereal food
Battle He Investigated
the factory all
In the n Y Globe Of April 1915 he
"Anyma whoc to Batte Creek
thesta ement that he snotam habit
Of bearing his neghbor
watched the delivery the Crape=Nuts
vase watched the mills grind
hswheata and stunt pulled of
either wheat right through the rolls
and outa none
Isawths wheat mixing
that is model of cleanliness
GapeNuts is an honest genuine wholesome. good
fooprO
Nuts s all ever for it Instead Of
overestnatng the he perce of it,
it! If to know write Alfred W ce ann
yourself There's
about Grape Nuts
wonderful food DOES
furnish mineral the daily
delicious
"There's Reason for
Grape=Nuts
Sold by Grocers everywhere.
Evening star., 1915-05-12
MRS. LAURA PITZER DIES
AT OLD COUNTRY HOME
Was Associated With Her Husband
for Many Years at Church Which
He Founded Here.

Word has been received in this city
of the. death Of Mrs. Laura Pitzer. wife
lof Rev. Dr. Alexander w. Pitzer, who
organized the Central Presbyterian
Church, in this city, in 1868, and Is now
pastor emeritus Of the church.
Mrs. Pitzer, who had been i'll for
about year. died in Salem. Va. at the
old country estate of her husbands 8
family, where she and DR.. Pitzer went
to live in 1906, following his resigna-
ton from the active pastorship of the
church he had founded thirty-ei
years before.
Founded Central Church.
Shortly after her marriage Mrs. Pit
ger, who was a Miss Laura Mckana-
han, went to Leavenworth, Kan. with
her husband, but at the outbreak OF
hostilities between the north and the
south they hurried back to Virginia to
aid the southern cause. 1t was at the
close of the war. following the sug-
gestion of friends in this city. that
they came here and founded the Cen
trail Presbyterian Church.
Working side by side with her hus-
band, Mrs. Pitzer was the very life OF
various charitable organizations con-
nected with the parish.
Had Host of Friends Here.
Her sympathy and understanding and
an eagerness to help others during her
long life here won her host of friends
in the District, to whom the news OF
her death last night was a source OF
great grief.
Rev. James H. Taylor, pastor of the
church, will leave tomorrow with other
members of the congregation to at
tend the funeral services in Salem.
Mrs. Pitzer is survived by her hus-
band, a brother and sister.
Evening star., 1915-05-12
WOULD PRESERVE HOME
OF JOHN PAUL JONES
Association Desires to Make Hall
fax, N. c.. Mansion Ma
tional Heirloom.

The Paul Jones Association has been
organized in this city with the object
in view OF rescuing from decay and
preserving as a national heirloom the
old colonial mansion near Halifax. N.
G.. where Paul Jones spent several mo-
mentous years of his life. He had
sought secluded spot on the coast OF
North Carolina in dependency over
some misfortunes in his previous ca
reer, but there he met Willie Jones
and his wife. and he went to their
home. 1t is that home that the Paul
Jones Association. which is designed
to be an organization national in Its
scope, aims to preserve.
Jones received a new impetus Of pa
triotism and ambition both politically
and socially under the tutelage of
Willie Jones. who was one of the most
brilliant of North Carolina's early states
men and who played a great part in the
writing of North Carolina's constitu-
tion.
One Of First Naval Officers.
Willie Jones introduced him to Joseph
Hewes. chairman of the marine com
mtttee of the Continental Congress-
and it was through Hewes that Jones
became one of the first officers ap-
pointed for the revolutionary navy. In
gratitude to Willie Jones. the brilliant
sea-fghter. who was born John Paul.
added the surname of his benefactor to
that of his own.
The honorary presidents are Mrs.
George Dewey. Mrs. Matthew Scott,
Mrs. Donald Mclean and Mrs. Josephus
Daniels; the honorary vice presidents
are the ladies of the cabinet Of Presi
dent Wilson and Miss Ursula Daniel of
Halifax. N. c.. who for years past has
been preserving the valuable old fur
ntture of the Jones mansion. keeping
alive the effort to preserve the place;
the secretary Is Mrs. E. T. Gregory
of Salisbury, N. c.: the treasurer. Mrs.
Herbert Jackson, wife of the president
of the Virginia Trust Company of
Richmond. Va. and the historian is
Mrs. w. o. Owen Of this city
Evening star., 1915-05-12
SAY CONFIDENCE MAN
ROBBED MRS. |. B. ALLEN
Thomas W. Guerin Arrested on
Charge of Getting Money Under
False Pretenses.

Charged with obtaining 1925 in cash,
articles of jewelry worth $500 and
lace shawl valued at 500 from Mrs. L.
r Allen. a widow, residing at 1915 10th
street northwest, under false pretenses,
an alleged confidence man who is said
to be known under a score or more
aliases was arrested this morning by
Detective Pratt. 1t is charged that he
renresented himself to Mrs. Allen as
John Burton, member of Congress from
the sixth district of Pennsylvania. and
brother of Senator Burton of Ohio.
The police say his real name is Thorn
as w, Guerin, that he is a native OF
this city and that when a boy he was
page at the Capitol His mother. 1t IS
stated, conducted a fruit stand In this
city. Records in the bureau OF identl-
fication show that his picture was
taken in several cities since 1887. and
that he served terms in Sing Sing, the
MARYLAND penitentiary and other pris-
ons.
Takes Woman's Valuables, Is Charge
1t is charged that the accused visited
Mrs. Aliens house last Friday to see
roomer who had advertised for posi-
tion.
The woman was not at home when
he called. it is stated. and he conversed
with Mrs Allen He told her of how
the house needed repairs and paint. it
is charged, and induced her to part
with her cash and valuables in order
that he might purchase stock for her
and borrow money on the stock.
I'll be back in ten minutes is what
he is said to have told Mrs. Allen at
the corner of 11th and F streets Mon
dav afternoon, after he is alleged to
have obtained her money and valua-
bles.
Mrs. Allen did not see him again until
this morning. She followed him into
hotel and, 1t is charged. forced him
to return to her most of the cash she
had turned over to him.
Evening star., 1915-05-12

Many of the straw hats Of Europe
are made of wood.
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Die p%rrlennabei.
er3d6luna bon %ictoe Cttmop,.

gr3dbluna bcn 9;ictoc Ctintouut.
0elcb ein uerOrieBli6es 0etter,
lln%aufhorIid ihIugen Die Iropfen ge=
gen bic iSenlter oes S%trauobotel8. uno
luer lIdl ms 5reie gepagt battle. Der
5rad)te nit ietner tlatitnaiien &Iei
oung cine 0unittpolte ben l~lnbebogeu
ms 0dus 3urid. DDS belt nun
10 ihou isit orei 9agsn an, bieie
leiie. ellt0nige, m~elandpliIde Wtu1;t
0es HegenS. Die msiiteu Der obnehin
iparIihen @dIte. sic i'm Oitittbaoe 3.
Ole 6reuoen Der Nohluiion geujeben.
rpotlten. bntten bereits Die 6Iuht CT
ariffeu. uno muir cine gang .letne
Sdar bon Cptimilteu bdrte no6 mus
zig aus. 9eitiibt auf ben Grflhruu9s
LOB. odB audi Der tpioerbddri9ltt
0dn0reJen eiumdI Elm Gnoe nimmt.
8ieIleiht mirtte uber nod etn on0es
rer l%lnlltanO auf ibrt Gtdnobdfttgteit
beitimmeno. 8cm 3ufa1 3uiammen
9efiibrt. bate man iih ndmIid
Elm dIteres Ebepulr nit ibrer iu9enos
lid)en Nitte, Elm in oen iogenanuteH
belten Sabren befjaoliher SJnQ9eielle
uno noh Elm auoeyer. lpirtIih jun
ser S%lunQaelelle i'm 9duie Ter
!ebteu No6e }u elmer iener 3lpanqs
toieu Observation-Disclosures qsfj9t,
Die nit BENT qebcimul5opaen 3aHber
QfagnitjtiQer @pmpaiEie Oft oeu an.
~asHebaiitn Yell oc5 8o0cIe5cn5 Gus
atatcn. 1ieie flint Vtyioutu fduoen
lib duh beutt, mic iepen 2a9. III
elmer 8emit,ider Gte Dt3 Oeieas
idoitsialles 3uiommen, INN Sen RAD
mIita98taiIee cin5unebmen uuo i'm
Hnter oeu obpaltcnoeu llmi.dnoen
3IidIidl bis sum I~6eaeehen aus5u@
oehneu.
Gs qa6 beute elm GreiQnis, ia,
cine formlide Senlaticn in 3. 3ie
SADIE mar foIgsnoe: Gin reiter ruis
fiter 9a0e9alt bate in Sen leBten
2dgen tur3 por ieiner NbreFe cine
9rjeftnIte nit eiu paor 5auicno
Mart Wert in 0sutifen upo ruff
lden 8auinoten uerloren. Ghne h.
1erin9ite Nufre9ung bate sr BEN
8erlult ange3ei9t uno mar Damn nit
Der 9an3en Nonfaldnce, Die ben go.
ldren jiert. in feline Qeimat ab9srsiit.
Qeute frub aber bate Elm WIann bic
8rieftdl6e i'm @sbiii6 oes Stran0s
IpaI0henS %gefunoen uno Tie nit ibrem
noIen Snbdlt an ben Srtsporitebsr
abgsliefert. Der 6in0cr mar elm bIits
orntr polniiher Grodrbeiter.
Wobreno Der 9rcieTpr Qar nithis
Iuftolliaes oaran iano. od Iid oas
M'nrdlilte ord INNER ron ielbit pers
lt0nNe, id}ieneu oie beioen auoeren,
ron Der mooerneu StepijS beoentIif
dn9e9riffsnsn @errtu QtneiQt. Die Sat
oeS Grodrbeiters Hiht leoid1if Dem
&rnto zines ieIbitloien ,Soeolismus
susuf6reiben.
~Seriidiidtiasn Sic nur. Serr
Yrcfe1or". faQte Ser Gltere BON ibs
men, Elm 9antprotuyjit; Sic 6eIonoeren
llmitdnbe. 0ort Ser Reide, Der
iorglos ein pddr 1oulenoer in Der
8ruNtafhe trG9t uuo iaum eruit
bate ShTitte aur @ieotrerIanoung
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iener unangenehnen, g~erduihnollen
sSamilie aus Hos An9eles, Die friib
Den ,3ug perlnllen bate. petroleumz
prob, bate Der &onoutteur geidst.
Wdr loI6em Waune. Der Iein Hies
ienpermDgen 3peifeIIoS nur u%nlauters
ten Miittelu p%erDontte, Der Berlult
niht gu g0nnen? .BGre es ni6t ge-
raoeSu unIinn, inn ipieoer gu ieis
uem Gmport0mmllngsi6mud gu perz
helfen?
sd ipd9te taum. Die gtapeG aus
i6rem 8erlted 81 boIen. S6liebliA
tat ih eS ord, itedte ite in Die So>
ide unO ging in Die Ieere Rouherabz
teitun9. BORT le9te i'd tie in einer
Wintel oss Jeniterbretts un0 idb.
fpie Die Come ibr Spiel nit ben gar.
ten, ppaliiierenben Yibteru Der mott
grauen YerIe trisb. g8ohl cine
otunoe ioB id 10 un0 roufte uro
Itarrte lpie ias3iniert duf Die punpers
po1e Yerle, unb eint Siile lodenoer,
gaufeInoer Gebil0e Itieg Dor mir auI
= i6 fonnte tie niht b%annen. Die
bei0en Gtimmen in meiner 8ruIt bat
ten ibren Streit b%eenoigt.
,Sh ging in ben aQgemeinen Rdlm
5urud, ltedte Die Mabel lpieOer ms
4oliter unp idt nit gren3ento'tr
unru9e BEN ,3iel entge9en. M5ir pa
ZEN fhJ!cbI;A aur HoA cine Galbe
Stuupe pen Son 5ronti5co cntiernt.
Die QaIagiere Patten ;hre 8pffer,
hie IHp1r5en Ndrter lidubteu pl3
Hleibtr 40. GuA i4 Ie9te meine
1ouen 5uredt. n9er gaa3 mednnlld,
oenu i'd muBte t%ortlp06renO an 0ie
gerie pentsn. Nuf einmal iehc
i'd, lpie ox ipmpatbiide Aon0utteut
m Wagen bin unb Der gebt. balo
unter isnen Sef1eI bIjdt. 9ein 3ipei.
fel, er luht etpds. @dre es m0s>
lid?... Mir ltodt Der 4tem. Nber
ooS lit bod unmG8Iih! Wie tommt
sin &~cnouttsur III FOLDER PerIenno=
oel!!. :. Gr iuht INNER meter, uno
meine brennenoen 4ugeu perfol9en
iebe ieiusr 9eipsgungen. 9o eebt es
mir lp;eoer ipie Elm Hiid ourh ben
gansen aorper. Mug es iih nit Der
Qerle perbaIten, ipie es nil - rern
tie iein Gigentum lit. Damn ioa er tie
Ypfort babsn. SD litdte bic Rooel III
ole Safde un0 9ebe auf i'm gu: rSie
tufen ettpos2"
nSn Der Sat. idgt er, Incline aras
~mattennaoel."
.Gieis toftbare gsrIe 1T ibr 81.
gsntum2 Sd frsue mid. ie gefune
cen gu hdbeu.~ limb oomit iiberreihe
id ibm bic Ta6el, uno mir 1T, ais
OBJ mir ein Miiblitein pom 0er3en
idnt.
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lddeIno. ~@isIsn 9dnt. 81 little
imitation" 4bsr ein Iisbss 4nosns
fen
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gen siuen sanssu Gag ioI1e Qualsn!
qber eIeihpisl. i'd NOR irob, bon
6er3en freh. uHo rper tpeib. pb i'd
nit Der gsrIennootl in Der Sono 10
hsitsr gensIsn pGrs. rie ih e pbns
aie RaoeI an isnsm 4bsno in San
SSrancisco mar.
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c0pyrisht. by th- Amcrican Zoo COMPANY New York.

oes YerIpreren tut; bier Der orme
Nerl. fir ben Der Sumo eineu uugey
a6nteu S6aB beoeutet. WGre es
nitt. penn aud niht BON 3efts lpez
gen, 10 ooh menidli9 entIfulbbdr -
ia t6 CLAUDE. piele pii;nen idqen.
eon5 ndtiirIit, DAB er iid ietn Slid
3u Jtube madt?"
s4d, bloB njfts finoen.." rief
6rGulein Wtelunie aus, sd entiinne
mid, ouB ih einmal IN 3. in einem
Strdbenmintel Elm 9}ortemonnuie lie
gen lab, Sd bob IS duf uno
fliblte, oaB IS gan3 pod mar = uno
oa i%lberIief es Mid ouf eiumaI, ib
petB nidt ME, uno i'd betam einen
SSdret uno mari oos portemonndie
ipieoer bin un0 aing rueiter, obue
MIDI um3uie6en. 5urdtbor DUNN,
uidt pabro!"
Ter BgofeHcr Idfelte. nSebr ana
aenefen mar bein Ner6alten gerooe
nitt, aber bod Elm ,3eihen oeiner
Gbriihteit. Du pouteIt initinttio
bic @erIuhung pon Dir fern bal,
ten"
Der 9aHtproturiit per}oQ 3ipeifeIno
oas 8eiidt: r0o. Id peiB nidt,
0err ProfeiIrr. So1te od ipirts
LID Bic Iuqsno 0er Gbrlihteit aaein
aus1hla9geben0 Ieiu? @e6en Cir.
an9ddhr ejH dhulites Gmpfin0en
ME Oas. nou Dem 36r Trdulein
l}itte ey}0hLt. lpjy0 auc6 zen Gr0ars
better 9epadt babeu. Gr eerttt m
9eltijr}unl, Elm gang nat.irljhty @cr
gang. u1o qlei0 i'm eyIteu @eflM
ojeler NcrIegenbeit Der benz ueberra.
IAenoen lief or AUS 4mt. Nietlejht
btreat er Is jtbt. 6dtte er nur ei
njJe Itinuten lang 9ea09ert. ii6 an
zen 4nbIid oes ShaBe8 gelp0bnt uno
Die Sdhe iubl ii6er0udt, Damn mare
or pobrideinIih nitt me9r aufs Amt
selaufeu."
DEL Nro'eFor ititteIte Sen aopf,
Ihien ober Mot 9enei9t, iit1 in IpiB
finoi9e Gro~rteruugen ein3uIaiIen, uno
mduote iih benz iiinQereu 0erru al.
Nun. 9err 0r. Wienoe. Sie ia0en
ia gar nihts?"
sd muBte gsrooe an cine Wnets
tote aus benz Chen oes dlteren Oue
mas osnten". sriuioerte Ser Wnoere.
0ete. Der tefun0 lit audb einmdl
III elmer @eieQihaft, Die oas Sbsmd
bebdnoelte: Wos piirotn Sic tun,
lpenn Sic cine 8risftaite nit 1000
6rants SnbuIt idnocn3 Die sinen
saben oieie, Die nnoerrn iene banoIe
Intloort. Iis bic Rsibe on Tumas
tam. foate er: Nh muroe oem 9srs
lierer 20 6rant8 g.lohnun9 len.
oen."
que Iaatsu. Der qrofeHor Inste:
~0a8 1T ood nur Elm qeiiiyei6er
Shers piiroi9 oss berubmten nit
icpfss. lluo pie nsntsn Ste perIons
lib barber, @err 0oitor2"
Der lun9s Ytinernlo0e sudte bi.
ahielu uno blies nanoen.li9 Den
Roud Der 3i9drrs in Die quit.
.Inltatt meme W(einung, iiber Sic
ih mir tpirllih uitt rett i'm 9Iaren
bin, in einen sag 81 iaFsn, motte
lib Den 0errihditsn. psnn IS Sbuen
reht III. cine iIejue 8tlhihte ersdbs
len. Elm eiaene& Grlebnis."
Yen 4erridaften par Is nidt bios
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rent. Ionoern iie boten Oringeno bar
um. Der Gottor er3dbIte alp:
,Gs iii cine 0eih!t)te ohne sigenta
lid)e Botnte uno furtltbdr ltmpel. pie
DIE me;Ttcn 0ei6idter, Die Den Yors
3ug oet Wd9rbelt bdben. Aber mr.
teilen sic lelblt. Us mar por 5pei
%nbren. uuf meirer Stuoienreiie
ourt1 Die dmeritaniiden W%tinenbes
3irte, ron Ger i'd Shhen Ihon mon>
tes er3d6lt babe. SD befuno mid
III S3iiomerito. in Caraco, dls i'd
pIoBIih Den AuftrdQ erbielt. lofort
nlh G5on 5rancisco 81 reiIen uno
mid orrt elHer Uiinerltogens0eIel
Ifdft on}uitlieben. Die cine l%pillens
lfaftliAe grturIion nab ben Sanoz
lpiteinieIn pcrbutts. "a bic 4bz
idbrt oes 9amFfers idon III oft
3agen eriol9en louts, gait tein So
germ. Die Gntfernun9 BON Oornca
iis San 6ruucisto betrdgt ettpa s.
900 &i!ometer. uno i'd Iegte oiele
Strede IN fat uuunter6roheHer 5abrt
n feds lagen 3urlit. IS gibt tsiIe
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