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Albuquerque morning journal., 1906-08-26
INSTRUCTIONS TO
PUPILS Of The
PUBLIC SCHOOLS
Important Announcement by
Superintendent Clark as to
the Details of the Opening
September 4.

Superintendent J. E. Clark, of the
city schools, yesterday gave out the
following statement of the conditions
connected with the opening of the
schools:
The work in the public schools will
begin Tuesday, September 4th. All pu-
pills are urged to report the first day
with necessary books for the work. Al
booksellers are supplied with book
lists for all grades. The pupils may
call any day and secure the texts. If
all wait until the last day before schooi
begins, there will be many mistakes
made in supplying the texts
The following pupils will call at the
office of the superintendent of schools
in the Central building, Saturday
morning, September 1st, at o'clock:
/. All pupils who are entering
these schools for the first time, except
the beginners IN the first grade.
2. All pupils who were in thcSt
schools last year, but for some reason
failed to receive an assignment card
conditional promotion card, or promo.
ton card to some grade for this year.
g. All pupils who are in douh
about their classification in the grade,
or in the High school.
A. Pupils entering these schools
from private or parochial schools viii
renort for examinations on this date
5. Pupils coming to us from pub
| lie schools with no regular promotion
cards or certificates will report for eX
animation at the same time.
Pupils entering from standard pub
lie schools with regular promotion q
assignment cards will be admitted
! without examination.
Little children entering the frs
grades will not report at the superin
tendent's office. but will go directly t,
their ward buildings and report to tn
principals on Tuesday morning, Sep
| tember 4th 1t is advisable that thes
| children enter the first day of school
None will be accepted after very fa5
days.
The principals and teachers are in
structed to accept no pupils living out
side of their wards. except those VIII
are nonresident and those specified l.
the Morning Journal of August 9Th.
All people who would like to fur
nish board or room for teachers wi
please send name, address, and brit
statement of accommodations to tn
superintendent at once.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1906-08-26
DRIVER GETS UGLY
FALL WHEN TEAM
Ri Ms AWAY
Wagon Belonging to E, W,
Eeel Feed Dealer Badly
Wrecked by Frightened
Horses

Joseph Warwick, driver for e. w.
Fee. feed dealer of 602 South First
street, was seriously injured at
o'clock yesterday afternoon when he
was thrown from a wagon as he was
crossing the Santa Fe tracks on his
way to the stokyards with a load of
hay. Warwick was knocked uncon-
scious by the fall and did not revive
for an hour. No bones were broken
and he is believed to have suffered no
more dangerous injury than fine col
lection of ugly bruises.
Warwick lives in Old Albuquerque
and was taken to his home in an ann
bulance.
The driver left the feed store with
wagon load of baled hay which he
was to take to the stock yards. The
| hay was piled high on the frame and
| Warwick was sitting on top of it.
/ In crossing the Santa Fe tracks just
south of the shops the hay slipped
and fell in all directions. The horses
( became frightened and bolted the
driver falling head first onto the rail-
road track. Hay was scattered over
the landscape for half a mile and the
horses finally wound up by running
into a fence where the wagon and
harness were reduced to wreckage
The team escaped injury Mr.. Fee
was notified and sent out another
wagon to collect the scattered feed
after the drivers injuries had beer
attended.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1906-08-26
WILL TAKE BAND Of
UTES TO THE PIKE
CELEBRATION
Outing Agent Dagenette viii!
Have Charge of the People
Who Were There Before
ZebuIon.

Charles f. Dagenette, outing agent
in charge of the southwestern Indians
with headquarters in Albuquerque, re-
turned home last night from Colorado
Springs. where he has been making
arrangements for the care OF some
fifty Southern Ute Indians whom he
will take to the Pike Centennial cele-
bration, which occurs at and around
Pixies Peak next month in honor of
the anniversary of the discovery of
the famous mountain by Zebulon
Pike.
When the celebration was organ
lied the management expressed a
wish to have present some of the peo-
pie who inhabited the country at the
time Pike made his journey through
the Rockies. The Southern Utes are
the only direct descendants of the
people who lived in that region at the
time and they are to form one of the
chief attractions at the celebration.
Mr.. Dagenette has made arrange
ments to take fifty bucks and then
squaws to the Springs for the occa'
sion.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1906-08-26
BIG IMPROVEMENTS
FOR ST. JOSEPHS
SAN|TARIUM
CONTRACT LET FOR
NEW $4,000 BUILDING
viii Contain Engine Rooms,
Laundry, Heating Plant and
Water Plant for the Hos
pitaI,

Sister Alexandria, superior in
charge of st. Joseph's sanitarium, yes
terday awarded to A. w. Anson the
contract for the construction of an
important addition to the equipment
of the sanitarium in tho form of a
handsome brick and stone building to
cost $4,000 and to contain the power
plant, steam laundry and heat and
water plants for the supply of the
sanitarium.
The new building is to be entirely
modern and its equipment right up to
date. 1t will ben entirely fireproof
throughout and the floors of the Sec
ond- story will be reinforced concrete
supported on reinforced concrete
beams.
The first floor vii! contain the en-
gines, boilers and coal storage bins
with ample room for the steam heat
ing plant and pump house, the one to
supply heat and the other water to
the entire institution. A large brick
chimney standing 100 feet high from
the base will convey the smoke from
the engine rooms well above the sani-
tarium buildings. Another corner OF
the building will be filled with a large
brick tower which will support a
huge water storage tank of capacity
sufficient to supply all the needs OF
the sanitarium, for St. JoseDhs is tc
have its on water plant in as soon a.
this building is completed. A two
hundred-foot well has been driven
insuring pure and steady water sup
ply at all times. Modern pumps viii
be put in for drawing and distributing
the water. The equipment will be new
throughout the mechanical plant
There will be new boilers new en-
gines, and new vacuum and boile
feed pumps, water heaters and all th'
rest of the machinery making up ;
plant of the kind.
The second story will be used ex
clusively for the new laundry whicl
will be equipped from its sanitary
concrete floors and walls to its i'm
proved laundry machinery, as tn
equal of the same department in an
hospital in the country. The floor
and walls are of concrete, the ceilin
of steel so that the building is germ
proof, moisture proof and absolutel
sanitary The machinery will be o
the latest improved pattern and Wi
be specially equipped for perfect dis
infection.
Mr.. Anson holds the contract 70
the building while the Whitney com
pany has the contract for the plumh
ing and heating. Eugene Murray G
the Whitney company, designed tn
building, and will superintend tn
construction. Building and equir
ment will cost about $4,000.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1906-08-26
THE MILLE1T STUDIO, OVER
M'INTOSH HARDWARE CO., 215 W.
RAILROAD AVE. II
Purehased BIg MIlIInery stoeIs.

Mrs. L. Il. Erwin arrived in Albu-
querque last night from Chicago ahd
New York. She has been in the eas =
ern markets for several weeks pur-
chasing a complete line of fall and
winter millinery for the Millinery
Fashion company Of 800 West Rail-
road avenue. which is one of the larg-
est millinery establishments In the
southwest. The proprietors, Mrs Err
win and Miss Paynter are both experl-
enced and artistic mllllners of estab-
lished reputation, the former having
been proprletress OF the Chicago MIL
linery parlors. They will be ready 10
show goods TO their clstomers within
few days. A very large line OF the
newest styles In fall and winter milli-
merry has been purchased, and Will
soon be on exhibition.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1906-08-26
is YOUR COAT DUSTY?
You Probably Have the White Scab Of
Dandruf on IL.

If your coat or shoulders have a
white dust upon It, the chances are
that It is from dandruff. The only way
to permanently cure dandruff is to re-
move the cause, which is germ.
Newbro's Herplclde kills the germ.
Every toilet table should have such 4
hair-dressing that contains also the
destroyer of the dandruff and hair
falling germ. 1t stops all irritation.
keeps the scalp sweet pure and whole
some. Remember that something
claimed to be Just as good" Will MT
do the work of genuine Herplclde. Sold
by leading druggists. Send 10c. IN
stamps for sample to The Herpicide
Co., Detroit. Mich. B. II. Briggs Il
Co., special agents.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1906-08-26
Lost In Mountains.

A Tucson dispatch says: After wan
derng three days In the Rincon
mountains, with little to alleviate his
hunger, Steve McKenna, a young
man rs years of age. we'll known in
this city, where he has resided since
childhood, found shelter and food at
a Mexican ranch. and was found there
by Mayor l.. Fl. Manning and DR.. -.
l.. Gunther of this city today. They
had gone in search of him. Mr.. Nc
Kenna left the city Monday en- route
to Mr.. Manning's ranch. In some
way he became confused and lost the
trail, and It was not until this after
noon, but few hours before he was
located, that he came upon the Mex
leans habltation. His only food DUR
ing the time he was out was two box
es OF bonbons he was taking TO
friends at the Manning ranch. Water
he found plentiful, on account of the
heavy rains OF the past few days.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1906-08-26
BIG BENEFIT FOR
MISS LEIGHTON
TO NIGHT
Popular Albuquerque Amateurs
Will Take Part in Program
for Head of Casino Com
pahy,.

The benefit at the Casino tonight
for Miss Lyllian Leighton, head Of
the Casino company promises to be
one of the most enjoyable offerings
ever made at the summer play house.
A number of crack amateurs have
been enlisted to take part in the ben
eft and their appearance assures
something good.
Among those who will take part are
the Albuquerque Mandolin orchestra
of eighteen pieces, of which S. 4.
Wright is the director.
Mrs. Elsie DeWolf, the popular
harpist who Is much sought after for
concerts and recitals.
Young Master Bebber, in a comic
song
Misses Paz Lopez, Joseflna Lopez
and Carmen Garcia, in guitar, violin
and mandolin selections.
Arthur Cavanaugh and Joe Scott
in a song and dance sketch entitled
"The Blue and the Gray"
]. Il. McKenna, the cleverest banjo
player in America.
Miss O'Heron. in popular songs.
Miss Leighton, in impersonations
The Devine band will furnish the
music and accompaniments.
Tickets are on sale at all drul
stores and at Matson's book store.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1906-08-26
Make Hay while the Sun 81

There is a lesson in the work of the
thrifty farmer. He knows that the
bright sunshine may last but one day
and he prepares for the showers
which are so liable to follow. SO It
should be with every household. Dys-
entery diarrhoea and cholera morbus
may attack some member of the
home without warning. Chamberlins
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Rem
| edy, which is the best known medi-
cine for these diseases, should always
be kept at hand, as immediate treat.
ment is necessary, and delay may
prove fatal. For sale by all druggists
Albuquerque morning journal., 1906-08-26
EN[H[ [I0El lEN[g

SPRING DUCKS, BROILERS
YOUNG HENS, SQUADS. BELGIAN
HARES. TRY OUR HOMEMADE
COOKED CORN BEEF-IT TASTES
GOOD Is CLEAN AND FRESH; No
PRESERVATIVES.
SAN JOSE MARKET.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1906-08-26

The Woman's club will give an ice
cream social in the club rooms, Com
mercial club building, Monday even
ing.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1906-08-26
If you need carpenter, telephone
Hessclden. Auto. Phone $50.

WANTED-A paper can have no
better friends than those to whom its
want ad columns have been of real
service. This paper wants your
friendship on that basis.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1906-08-26

What part OF this paper do you
suppose is the most interesting to the
person who Is eagerly looking for a
furnished room or boarding place?
Is your ad in that part of the paper?
Albuquerque morning journal., 1906-08-26
Goodrlch-Thomas welding.

Rev. ]. M. Sollie, pastor of the
Highland Methodist church last night
at 8 o'clock performed the pretty cer-
emony that joined in wedlock Mr.. G.
II. Goodrich, the well known Albu-
querque contractor, to Mrs. Mabel
Thomas. The wedding ceremony was
performed in the presence OF few
friends OF the contracting parties who
are receiving congratulations from q
large number of friends. They VIII
be at home at 11O South Broadway.
The bride is a sister OF Mrs. w. L.
Garrott and of T. p. Fowler, of AL
buquerque. Her parents reside In
Texas. Mr.. Goodrich has been in the
contracting business here for some
time,
Albuquerque morning journal., 1906-08-26

/. THE woMAN's CLUB WILL GIVE
AN ICE CREAM SOCIAL IN TIE
CLUB ROOMS, COMMERCIAL CLUB
BUILDING. MONDAY EVENING.
EVERYBODY INVITED.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1906-08-26
$4,000 FOR POST
EXCHANGE AT WHIPPLE

News has reached Prescott from
Washington that the war department
had set aside an appropriation OF
$50, 900 for the erection Of a post ex-
change building at Fort Whipple..
Bids for the construction OF the
building according to the plans and
specifications agreed upon by the au-
thorities will be advertised for within
a short time and II Is also stated on
excellent authority that work on the
construction of he buildings at the
fort, the foundations of many OF
which are now finished. will be re-
sumed at an early date. -,
The exchange building, which Will
be a pretentious one, will include a
club room for the officers library.
gymnasium and other departments
usually included in buildings OF It's
character.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1906-08-26
Mistakes Arc Costly,

Our Statement Ledger system not
only prevents many mistakes, but
saves time and worry. We know, Mr..
Retail Merchant, you would be inter-
ested II you understood the system.
Let us explain It to you. Auto phone
1913.
II. s. Lithgow g Co,
BookbInders. Journal Building.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1906-08-26
d. & r. G. SYSTEM
Santa Fe Brancll--Effective December 10, 1908.

intermediate
via Salda making the
a
Trains stop Embuda
HOOPER, G.. p. A. A. N NJ
Albuquerque morning journal., 1906-08-26
Night work Is Expensive.


Loose leaf methods, special ruled
blanks and books do away with night
work, because those systems simplify
and condense the old style of book
keeping. We are equipped to manu-
facture all kinds Of loose leaf devices,
and do all kinds of special ruling and
binding.
III. S. Lithgow & Co.,
Bookblnders. Journal Building.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1906-08-26

For the next ten days Madam seva
will give readings I'm palmistry and
clalrvoyant for half price. All about
your future. hidden and stolen valua-
bles. Call Railroad avenue, near the
Cnslnn.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1906-08-26

Money, sums to suit. w. V. Flu
trelle, agent, 1l6 w. Coal.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1906-08-26
Social.

EAT JAFFA'S KRACK KREAM
BREAD. f
Albuquerque morning journal., 1906-08-26
Watch albuquerque Grow!

With the assured Albuquerque bound become the
Now beautiful
University Heights from SIS $50 only SIS down. SIS month";
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-06-22

Sreoag Surmiooag. Uie'
oct aabneoes meS Sfriidgsnirg %
gsn al Paitor s. y. &ugge.
gad 6orIlas al Goitor q. 5. Gle
ItaS iatteoes fsIeenSe 8ellutniug:
Zen Cor. norif+Iut5erife &irfe, for'
iomlet til ,glarsmsSc, ienoer gietuem
lin 8ormanS og Sefret9r en- Sri.
peIie til Brof. 5. y. ailoabl BrRit'
bent for ct. OLAF College, os uotaler
i iamme cOrt grite og gen til @ro
ON bans 8eIiignelia og 8aretRgt
oDer bom % pore Gutter ira ct,
SIai college og Sere5 Snitruftsr paa
Seres Neiie, og at ban maa isre Dem
pel tiIbage - Idmt pQllRgge ban at
frern6qre bort Snmiulos Silim til
uor norife Rooertirfe oct norife 5oIf
meo aonse % Regiertng, forianpiot
Der ntaatte gipes butt en- poSienoe
s~Inlebniue 6ertil.
5elgenoe Reni9beoar blep optas.
me-: Srr Contours GlSh. Scoromo.
moe, @is., Zen nOrif.Iutb. Renis:
6eo, Soloiers @roUe, Bis.. Slatbeao
RenigbeS, auIispea, Montana, safe
9igitone RsA., Robert 60, u. o.,
Clearwater Wenigbeo aeo 2afe Co.,
Rim., Rcrem Mtenigheo. Stanbrpe,
Soma, Common @euigbeS. Gomuap,
8aib., CT. Sobauues Reuigbeo, Ga.
ifatdepon, Canada. Gong Safe gPe'
HiebeS, @aibburn SO, isis, 9abp-
imit6 RenisbeS, 2anpimitb, @is.,
Berlin Renisbeo. Steele Gountp,
Rinn., Zen ioreneoe gieb., Sbiei Ri
lper 5oas, MiHn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-06-22

6. arcIul, q. ". 2aricn % 2. 81.
ltlSafer.
gaitor g. SimS sieuunlotes til
DfiSipusfaSierer.
5orlugsfomitc 4rof. 6. ar. SSsobr-
len, Baitor 6. Il. Solbere, Erof. ..
). GifelonS, gditor Sobu Yetcrien,
@ditcr u. 8. Sdateng.
3i( Reouttsr for "<bcrif Borne.
bloS" aiatoaletes 4Gitor Ole RiIien.
Mrs. Z. s. 1dH gietculgtes fonr
Reoattsr for 'SbilSren's Gcmpo.
Mon.
0ireftsrer for GiafoniSiehicmuet
Chicago: Baitor &. Seller, Erof.
". Bignes, Roitor 8. 81. Gipeietb.
aarsmeSetcmite: SOrmano Toitor
Z. $. 1abl, gaitor S. &. RuIelalto
og Sr. 6. 8aloeIanO.
geitprelie for selott g%arnebiem:
@uSmulnS StartOeot % gaitur s.
0t. Column.
Suipettgrcr for 9eloit 8~drrehieu:
gaitor 9. 5. Neinertien % Sr. Scbn
Gnsebregtien.
Snipeftprer for Sonures garue.
% MSerocnsbiem: Saitor G. z.
Icgrc o. $r. j.. SGroabL Raoiion,
Miinn.
SSnipettsrcr for 9afe Bart gorre.
tiem: Editor II. 9. Sonfalsrno OF
Baitor U. 8. Suns.
Snipcftsrer for 0tafonisiebieuunet
/ Chicago; Raitor 3. s. See CO pa
itur &. Dsit1uelieu.
Or. Y. Ok. @laise oplGite Seaport
attauoenSe Den iinnnciele Stotits peo
q. Olaf College. Ger bar en- I'm
6er6aIance pad $i7644. Snot0p.
terte | aarets Sob booSe inlt pRret
$29.029.65.
Raitor o. 8. Sfaret, SefrctRr
paa SrSberetningsfpnrite Ho. ?, ops
IRite aomiteeus Srtoitiling.
+. 4arsrtsoet irbtaler fin Eat til
! 9erren for BEN Sreu9urtg, iOm ipo.
res paa uaiien ale Setter inSen
SmufuHoet. 9et pEer tlart. at Ser
ren life bar buuSlet meo oS eiter iyors
tieneite, men feet til os | RaaSe og
ghiftmobeb.
2. @fterium 3S4 ReniabeSer life
iorneIt oar llrttet JIG til Smmfun-
set, men 6ctieres al Frefter tilbg.
reroe iarrme. upiorores otsie Reris.
beSer til at tnge iuber Glrorlig Deer.
neelie. om De life indrt bsr ~beteHute
iig til at tase bette Sfriot. 0fsie
Wenigbebers preiter 66r | Iad gsnn6e
rpre bent bebi0IpeItge.
3. Baa jimmie lib, iou pi slGoer
os oper ben SorsgeIie al 6.729 Sper.
6agsfolebaae, mda ri betInge, at Der
pna ct meget rigtist Burft biies en-
81 o rrt in6ffefe uefnlig et
Reogong af $50 | SsornnitantantnI.
let. 8i ma after iunIfi9rpe gigtia-
be6en al at gtoSperenS 9etnorirg
Tor oct friIteliae 9fD bIirer bebarrSIer
pdG De forifielige firfeIige 1sscer on
inSer De cnteIte Wemg5eoer.
4. aarsmBoet pdalRgger Gam.
frnSets Gor:uano OF Setret9r til
npite Sarsmsoe at ~frenttcnrme meS
6oriIea on buorleSeS SnriurSets
~aftrPSeHee Sreiter ifal opisres Saa
SmiunScts YreiteIiite - lom -Eo-
itor emeritus" ener droerIeSes,
Oct al gsdItor 3. u. 8ergh buI6ts
| SoreSrag ON Cen firfelige llhttttiug
btunot 2rtbernnerne bertilanos BE-.
IitteSes trptt ! gamiIetform og iolgr
for Ell biaia Fris.
9roi. =. u. S6miSts OF Baitor
-. u. EitbpS SHoleoningSforenrag
fnl trpftes / AarsberetRiuaeu og Ses-
uSes usgipes / BomTetiorm.
SGuttalen ON ReIigiorSIfOlcn Gre.
bag AftcN oreieSe iig ON fsl.
genoe al Taitor 2iibp cpitiaeoc
Sumter.
1. Observation-Disclosures Nso.
~nerSigbeo.
2. Scent paabpiler oct at unocr.
| piie 9crnenc ! Religicn2
3. aelieionsltoIen og Ssnoogs.
IfeIen o. SperAassItOlen.
fSer,yat neo 9Th, el
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-06-22

peofonmenSe Menigbe6 ON oct, Tor
at oenue sSorisnmelie on miIigt tan
retteS fer aarsmsoet.
4rof. =. u. Sduttot tnoleoeoe
Sanrtalcn ON IIterenS Saframerte.
San frcutboIot. at Roooeren er ct
W ~iuoemaaItib Ell w II.
oeitstte ON ariiti 2tbeIie 90
Dso. Ser err | Wenneffeiioet ucb'
Iaat en- Drift til n oprette 9tiuSes'
merter ON Storperfer. 8llS ielo bar
atpet bette @rempel, ioet ban bar iIto.
itiftet en- Sltfommelie on ltue 8ler'
ninger.
SopeSburftct | bette @mne er
SpsrgSnaalet ON Raooercus y az
ellie DC 9eretniuger, iom pt
bar inaet ON Seune Sag, iortPler, at
Oct er sSseiu artiti 2eaeme 90 Blob,
lcm Der gioeS 90 upbes | Sorertng
meb 8r6o % Bin. 3ette oil ri boloe
Taft pe6 ipm ben % elIemtiI.
iom 6en lutberife &irfe inota'
ger ttrelem De fatboIIfe % reforner'
te Girtegrtpper.
On meeet opbpgselig SaiutaIe INT.
tebe fla I'll set | ale Seuieeroer no
merfeoe SSrSlebningSforeorag.
~stuSaeten peb Sormiooossiesito.
mems aabuirg leSeSes al Euitor 81.
@ul6roubien.
8aitpr s. 3auner paItgeS til Wleo.
lem pan Sit0beretuingsfomite go. 1
iiteSet for gnitor g. R. gisrr, Ser
moutte reiie bien.
aumiteen ionr ifal fprrme meo
SHSitiIiug ON, bnorleoe5 porne Der.
Toner. Der life er toufirmeret, fan op.
tages / en- WenigbeS, tom til at be.
Ttaa al fslgenSe: 9uitorerne q, q.
8iere, 6. Ssphe og Gbontas Rsritao
% 9~elegaterne Sons SonbpoD ira
@aItcr SobrerS aalS % Rils ser.
reiS ira 9aitur 8. 8itIbrauoiens
&alb.
I'll BiIitaturer | nufonte &rebie
ralgtes: gaitpr z. 4arreltao, Obi.
cago &reos; 8aitor s. W. Reruig ira
Baciie are6s. I'll WteoIenmer paa
BOARD Of 3rrftees for Den 5oreueSe
Gtrfe u1lates SatliltS SulleTn, gsiune'
apoIis Miru. (SiipIeart 8. 9. Car
ien), BaItor q. 8. grnaten (SupIe'
ant O.. 81. lllsafer, 8obpetonL u.
3af.), e. u. 0iIieu, Sanesboro,
0inn. Srpleant Cans Sigurbien,
aIbipn Mgb., Wtinu.).
geimrelie for safe Bari Barrie
tiem for 3 aar: 9Soitor ae SfiteoabI
% Sr. ariiten Slieu, Sote Part,
Minu. Scr TO aar: Sr. 8. ". Fe.
ocrien, SuIItaS, Wtiun., og Puitor ..
y. Sauge. 6or ct aar: 9. Strife
nes. Safe Earf. Winn., % poltor
ariitoffer 1alager.
geInreIIe for SonmeS garne' 90
gIberoomsbiem / Bittenberg, 8is.:
Sr. 6. Gietrifs. Wdnttctuoc, isis.
aomiteen for Observation-Disclosures
font I'll at beitaa al islgeuoe Rreiter:
$. Solte, s. Grgb oS 4. g. aIeppe.
iii 8euiiorer aieHpalgtes 9'Srr.
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