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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-31
TROLLEY
SERVICE FOR
BALL GAMES
Patrons of Last Sundays
Game Complain They Were
Kept Waiting Half an Hour
in the Rain,

1T will be much appreciated by the
fans If the Traction company will not
keep them waiting half an hour FOR
cars as in the case of last sunday
game" said a local base ball enthus-
last yesterday. Hundreds of people
were compelled to stand in the rain
for fully thirty-hve minutes when tho
game was called waiting for cars 10
accommodate the base ball crowds.
There were numerous complaints or
this kind registered and ii is to oe
hoped that the matter viii be rene
died next Saturday and sunday.
The approaching games with Cimar-
ron on Saturday and Sunday have at
tracted considerable interest and 1t is
believed a large crowd viii be In at
tendance. Adequate street a accom-
modatiOns should be insured in case of
an emergency as last Sunday.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-31

The coolest thing that has happened fnf
some time occurred a few days ago in a
provincial suburb.
The electric car system has Just been ~
stalled there and the drivers and guardi
20 about their work with ~ great air u
dignity This sccerfuafcrr me audaclty -
Ia certain Wurkmen who Uas vending ht'
way hameward. carrying his KIT
As a car approached in az 10 glory pf =
fresh coat n Varnish. De held NJ hNs haha
and the car drew un smarIy- But the mar
did not ret aboard. He had q tnhaccn pips
in one hand and a match in the other
He csailv struck the match on the size
II the car and said 90 the driver oet~ea
puffs IAN rieht fpufr-govsrnor. yeu-
can-go unr~-ExchanEe
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-31

Department Of the Interior, Land Office at
santa Re. n. NJ. July J. 1907.
Notice is hereby given that Tomas Garcia
v griego. Of san Rafael n. NJ. has filed
notice of his inf .nfion to make final nve
year proof in support of hts claim. viz
Homestead Entry No 1855. made June 4,
1909. for the wa NWh Wa swil, Sec
tion 90. Townsville 10 n, Range 10 w, and
thnt satd proof will be made before Jesus
NJ. Luna. probate Clerk. at Los Lunas. n.
NJ. on August 7. 1897. .
lie names the following witnesses "a
prove hts continuous residence upon. and
rulu vtton Of. the land, viz: Antonio Mar
onez David Garcia y Jaramnlo. Bisents
Padina. Jose n. candeiarto, all OF sar
Rafael. N. NJ
MANUEL r. OrERo. Register.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-31
House Caves In.

Joseph Turner. of Rice, near Tu-
cumcari. met with a serious accident
Monday night. when the roof Of his
dwelling caved in on him. He heard
the cracking of the rafters above but
before he could reach the door he was
caught by the falling braces and his
limbs were very badly mashed. Mr.,
Turner was alone in the house at the
time,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-31
The Now LIght of Asia.

on February 18th Damascus cele-
brated an Inauguration Of more than
passing interest. In the presence Of
the governor general of the province
and the general in command Of the
Fifth army corps. besides other civil
and military officials. notables Of the
city and foreign Consuls, on that day
the new electric street car and street
lighting service in Damascus were
formally handed over by representa-
tlves of the Ottoman government who
had come from Constantinople for
that express purpose to h Societe
Ottomane Imperiale des Tramways ct
d'Eclairage Electrlques de Damas. 1t
was a red-lctter day in the annals Of
ottoman Asia.
At first the street car service will
cover only the distance from Salhyeh
TO the Meidan. some five miles
through tire city from uburb to sub
urb. Cars were 10 commence run
ming on March i4th. on which day the
Ottoman fiscal year begins. Electric
lights have been installed, and Da-
mascus is now being lighted by 1000
electric street lamps, for which the
municipality pays an annual rental OF
5000 Turkish liras St3.200). Besides
these. the company has put In more
powerful lights In b Grand Mosque,
in the public squares and in the Sc
rail. Private electric lights will soon
be introduced In shops and residences.
The installing company Is Belgian.
Some Of the electrical supplies and
apparatus have been imported from
Germany. France and England, but al
cars, motors. dynamos, etc. have been
bought in Belgium. American manu-
%facturers have apparently paid no at
tention to this opportunity OF securing
preliminary vantage ground. Conces-
sions for electric light and street rail-
way undertakings have been granted
corporations IN Damascus, Beirut.
Aleppo. smyrna and Salonica- So far
nothing has zen heard of the author
ization Of telephone companies.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-31

For prompt and courteous treatment and
the very choicest of meats you will make NO
mi.take by calling an EMIL kLEINWORT,
ne North hire street-0r telephoning your
order In.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-31

DoN,T FORGET THAT WE CAKRy
IruE FINEST me or GROCERIES d
THIS SECTION OF THL COUNTRY. d. q.
PRATT a co.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-31
Special in Wash Cloths.

Wash Cloths. fun bieachod Turkish cloth. GoxIo
inches. hemmod. The regular be goods special
price for This week, 3 for. ............... &c
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-31
Special in Rubber Heels.

Rubber Heels fofnAenH Shoes. with nails ready to
put on. an sizes This is a regular CSC heel she
cial price for this week. the pair. .......... ibe
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-31
Special in Mems Union Suits.

Mems Ecru Union Suits, derby elastic rib, plain
vertical button front. coliarettc mock, Improved
nap back. with button 10 regulate. Regular 81 so
garment Special price Tor this week each Doc
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-31
Special In Glove and Stocking
DarnerS.

Stocking or Glove DarncrE fuli size with ban
dies. black enAmciod or natural polished aepd.
generally sold for Joe. Special prtce fr this
week 2 Cor &c
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-31
Special in Ladies' Silk ParaSOIS.

Ladies' China SILK ParAsols fine quality ln black
white, rod and mink. trimmed with four wide
runIcs With scoloped edges. pun on top. cnameled
pnragon~frame. light Congo handles. very pretty,
ana worth $3.50. Special price for this week
each .......... .Si65
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-31

Twelve years ago few people knew 81 such
a preparation as o. Powder for the Feet
Today after the genuine merit u Aliens
Foot Ease has been told year after yea by
one Erauficd person 90 another. there are
millions who would AZ soon go without o.
dentifrlcc as without the daily use of Aliens
Foot Ease. n is "a clean. wholesome. heal
ing. antiseptic powder 20 be shaken into
tho shoes. which has given rest and com
fort 10 tired and aching feet IN an parts 81
the world. n cures while you walk g
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-31

The very pr-f 81 Kan-a- CITY b~ef -na
Mutton ~ H,uL KIEf>woRrr. az N"rth
Thira street
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-31
Special in Silk Chiffon.

All stlk Chiffon, a. inches wide, colors black.
white aud cream This goods very seldom sells
for less than Zoe. Special price FOR this week. tho
yard .......... Zoe
lust received "A special lot Of Ladies' Fancy EN-
hfHidrted and Lace Trimmed handkerchief.
which we are going 10 sell at each ....., o and Zoe
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-31
Special in Mems NeCkWear.

MEMS White string Ties, made Of good quality
White Lawn, fun length. pointed ends Special
price for this week. tho dozen. ..... Zoe
feur-tn- Hand TICS for Ladies' or Gcntlemon's
wear reau do Sole four hand te 80 inches
long one inch wide, IN solid colors and piaids. y
reFular e center. Special price for this week.
Toe Or Tor .......... .,........ zoe
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-31
SO dozen MEMS UNDERWEAR
Our Reason:

We ordered by wire a solid case of Underwear on May %.
Il has been delayed in transit ell summer and has just reached
us. This is a fine grade of ~UnbleaChed, Ribbed Underwear
With French neck and shaped to fit the form. It's worth I5C
and should have been sold at that figure had it arrived IN
season.
In order to move it without delay, we have placed the
entire SO dozen on sale at SOC a garment. Mail orders
promptly filled. Sizes, "a to so Shirts: 30 to so Drawers.
SEE :
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-31
Special in Pillow Cases.

Ready Made pniow Gases. fun hlcachod. fbx36
inches. . inch hom. THESE goods generally goll
for g5c Special price for this week, tho pair. zoe
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-31
Special in Hair Brushes.

iiat brushes eeN9 rows stn white stock
aoltd Wood hucF rlHowood finish "a pu1t brush
aud a regular tRouy-use center Special price
for this week. each ....s...... Zoe
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-31
SpeCiaI in Linen Towels.

Large fancy White Linen Towela. 1855 Inches.
lIuck ground. with plain and fancy o~peu-w"rk
ncur-do-lis pattern, ~ inch Hcmsttchcd hem.
This towel is well worth soc. Special price for
this week. each ............ ...-. .2oc
Fancy white Linen Damask Towels. 2ixi2 Inches.
all pure linen fancy border an around and floral
center. 9 inch hemstitched hem soft satin hnish
This towel ought 70 bring a dollar, Special price
for this week each ......... 5Oc
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-31
Special in Mems and Boys Leather
Belts.

Mems Genuine Cowhide Belts. Tan color. ~
inches wide. Nickel rings and Buckles This Belt
Is a regular 3be goods. special price for this
week only, each ...........' '.''.-''t Toe
Mems Long Grain Cowhide Belt Creased edges,
extra large nickled eyelts ana strong plated
buckle. with buckle shield. This belt Is well
worth soc Special price for this week, each. sbc
Mems oak Tan Belt, Russet leather. ~ inches
wide. creased cable edge, Nickled buckle and
buckle shield. This is a very neat belt Special
price FOR this week. each ................. zoe
Mons Leather Belt. Monkey Grain Cowhide. I
inch wide. leather lined, SILK sewcd edges. Gun
Metal and Bronze buckle. medium and dark brown
shades. This is a dandy belt ana Is wen worth
Use. Special price for this week, each .......i ice
BOYS Long Grain Belts. Russct and Tan eolors.
IL inches side, double creased edges, polished
nickel harness buckle. worth 25c. Special price
for this week. each .......-,.. lte
BOYS Tan Polished Cowhide Belts, ~ inches
wide. imitation Stitched and creased edges, nickel
plated harness buckle, a neat and pretty belt
special price for This week. each ,....t.....lh c
Piumsr's Cowhide BELTS for Boys, "a inches Wide.
we'll polished. double creased edges, Imitation
stitched. large nickel eyeiets. polished buckle. spe-
riaI prtre for this wcok. ...... ......... zoe
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-01-31

No external remedy ever yet devised
has so fully and unqnestlonahiy met
these three prime conditions
as successfully as Alicock's
Plasters. They are safe be-
cause they contain no deleferious
d-ues and are manufactured upon sci
tentifc principals OF medicine They
are sure because nothing goes into
them except ingredients which are ex-
8cfly adapted to the purposes for
which 3 plaster Is required. They are
speedy IN their action because their
medicinal qualities 90 right 10 their
work OF relieving pain and restoring
the natural and healthy performance
OF the functions Of muscles. nerves and
skin.
siicock's Plasiers are the original
and genuine porous piasters and. like
most meriforious articles. have been
extensively initiated. therefore. ALWAYS
make sure and get the genuine All
cocks
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-01-31

occurs or when repairs are needed.
They are gentlemen and mental tasks
are Tor common workmen.
The same spirit is shown among the
mechanics. When n plumber is sent
for be usually comes attended by his
man. His business is to tell the man
what to do. while he himself stands
by and watches him. The farmer does
not 20 out to work upon his farm. He
mounts a horse and rides round. tell
ing his laborers what work must be
done.
ASK a common laborer to carry your
hand luggage to the boat or to the sta.
ton and very lilcly he win come at
the appointed hour with colored boy.
whom he orders 70 take M the load
and carry Il, while he himself receives
the money and walks by the side OF
the boy.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-01-31

tillerists lost their lives by premature
explosions. and one gun exploded,
woundlng eight men. During the cav
airy charges several troopers were
thrown from their horses. and either
killed or wounded
The stan tour. organized by Lieuten-
ant-GeBeral Sir John FreDta. which
WIS watched with great interest by
three japanese officers. as well as mil
ltary observers from France. Germany.
Prussia. Austria and the United States.
was much the most important maneu-
rre held In England IN recent years.
The lessons OF the maD9uynes are
yet 10 be written. but II was evident
that the loss Of command OF tie sea
Is fatal 10 a country situated as is
England and engaged la war The
advance made IN wireless telegraphy
was noticeable a portable apparatus
WAS carried with the cavalry division.
and was set up and put into operation
within thirty minutes. while twenty
minutes we're required to disnantIe and
march on.
Military critics who were fortunate
enough 10 witness the first mangurres
Of the new Europeanlzed Chinese army
We're fayorably impressed. -Four dIvis-
ions. complete In infantry. cavalry,
artillery. engineers. transport and med
ical service. took part. and the exhibit
ton was a revelation 10 the thirty for
eign attaches who watched the we'll
drilled. soidierly looking force. The
uniforms worn are European in cut.
and. excepting for the historic -plgtail'
10 which the Chinese still cling. the
sturdy fighters would make an lmpos-
Ing figure on any field Serious Efforts
are now being made 10 collect and
train an army for China Nearly 200.-
600 men are being formed into modern
soldiers. and within ten years II is
expected that China viii have half
million troops Of all services In ft con
dition.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-01-31

There used 70 be ~ Philadelphia
says writer In the Gentleman Farm
er. q commission nrm noted Tor IT,
eloee dealing. Il was habit with
this firm always to demand. OF at least
10 request. some discount from the
original bills presented to them.
They deal, for several years with q
Rhode Island farmer who sold them
I've turkeys. One year they ordered
lrossrd birds Instead. but Il IS evident
that the clerical force was net inform
Cd Of the change. A week AFTER the
turkeys we're shipped the farmer was
surprised TO receive the usual com.
piaInt that four u the turkeys were
dead when they arrived. and the re
quest that he deduct the price Of them
rtom the bill for the consignment
III IL with regret he replied. "thai
I have to advise you that cannot
make The concession requested.
1T T. my custom 70 require that all
patrons desiring dressed turkeys TO
notify M In advance. SO We may for
ward thcm in heated cars Owing to
The chill prevailing at Thanksgiving
lime. turkeys without feathers or In.
,Idcs are liable TO take cold II shipped
m the ordinary manner. The mortal
~ among dressed turkeys was very
aree this year"
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-01-31
poRTo acc SCORES LAeoR.
an work Avoided n Far a~ Possible
Except by NcafnIs.


Porto Rico has its problems, social,
political and economic. but none OF
them viii prove more difficult OF solu-
lion than that OF labor. What needs
10 BE- done Is to make labor honorable
where Il has been held In disrcpute
This Is 70 overcome lngrained prcju-
iices-a task for Hercules. Mr..
FoNles' recent book. down In Porto
Rico.e pictures the condition or labor
as Il Is 10 the island to-day.
To carry a package on the street Is
indicative either OF poverty or OF lack
of breeding A family must be very
poor II Il can not AFFORD several ser
wants. To do any kind OF houscwork
can not be considered by the LADY OF
the house, She sits IN the parlor.
dressed In loose garments, and spends
much OF the day In IDLY rocking to and
fro In rocking chair. when she goes
out shopping either she is accompanied
By servant who carries her small pur-
chascs or she hires boy 70 carry
them for her. II She Is 50 poor that
she must 10 some kind OF work the fact
must fc carefully concealed from her
ncighbors.
Among the men there Is the same
contempt Tor manual labor The mer-
chauts must of necessity be busy men.
but they are very careful not to de-
grade themselves by doing any kind OF
common labor. They object 70 perform
ing work that can be done by an en-
ploye. business men do not carry
bundles home ut night They seldom
lend hand when some little mishap
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-01-31
IN WHf-HyY70

made much use OF automobiles. bal.
looms and similarly striking inventions.
4 machine gun mounted on an auto.
mobile was given a trial. aud water
for the troops was conveyed IN I'm.
mense casks carried on motor drays.
For the siege howitzers OF the old pat
tern a narr0wgauge railway was
quickly laid and the guns transported
with celebrity and ease.
Russia has learned something from
the late conflict For the first time In
manpufres the men were dressed IN
khaki. and whea the infantry were en-
gagei IN attack the advance was made
Ia skirmlsh lines. the old dense column
formations having been discarded. Rus.
STA has new quick.n rer for a field
piece. IL is OF 3inch calibre. and bat
ierl,-s consist OF eight guns Instead OF
sia. rs IN some European armies
The Austrian manenVres. which were
held Ia Sl.esia. preteied By only few
days the German manpurres. which
aiso Mere bcid Ia SIlesla. While 20
the Austrian General Staff the prob.
lens they had proposed were OF the
greatest Interest. the chief feature OF
interest u most spectators was the ex-
hibiti0n o. Captain woirs armored
automobile. very fantastic weapon.
The ne~ engine o. destruction. which
carries rapid-iire gun. was shown 10
he a usaftfi vrannn
The larges; number OF men engaged
Ia mRnrurres WIS ia the German field
exercises az Liegnltz Considerable
adverse comment has been made on the
fact that IN some respects Germany
failed 20 derive hene1t from the war
IN the Far East The observers we're
surprised to ind the German Infantry
Ia close formation FOR a frontal at
back. and they also commented on the
want o. bead cover Ia the trenches.
The iieyniiz mannuvnes this year re
'uiiei 10 an appalling number OF accl-
SCENTS. some Of them fatal. Several ar.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-01-31
WHY THE GAZE APPEARED.


eferer4F'aNN-eNt4lHHFefaF
N1f tpHs go q n1aaiasnt ass uns
rcilci az ireiofia ascf glir sFate ~ gse
iae rapi kruFrf. The caer sai,rens
nzare % ise Africsn regiahiir Il non
fsaiciabrtesi mofe faF BE mistakes ihsi
for be achievements Fats deal
hardly aiia ihs old raier nhs r.ayc
~ great d part Ia the makinz %
STURDY nsfioa. iifsih found him ~,
even q riiisen ~ the raunggg ~ hitch
D. had leei prrsi.ienf. ~ died "a cAile
BE land - susjNispp q foreigner
imlsripus aut itnlneefIfs. ~ rrn
egi N lie . isairn mal.
kruxrf psses~ai nismarclian xifi
for biuai aud vivid phrnssa
GO back aud tcli yeor i.sople never
never = IT, said - drpuiaiion ~And
nos VI tie sfpfIa burst Protest. 10
sisi' WHAT Il the uaef / have u.
Eunss-
AS friends b. once began
sreerh. then. l'rrceisinz son.s .oai.
ianders- 10 tho ausiieno,. be asdei.
"fiaf you arr not al friends some
srv thieves and murirrers Well
frielis. thieve4 and murirrfrsf-
The preaiicag aas y cnriaus miatur
Of pieiy and siirewdncss. A story !.
told u a. inellcnt which occurred 10
his earlier days
A one tinc when game was tcry
scarcc. BE- went with n party to hunt
The hartteest They -osarcI tho seil
Tor days without a nizn u llielr prcy
Paul Kruger Hrnouncri thea bis par
pose % xsi1r iato the bits 70 pray foi
food. like q patriarch Of old.
lie ras gone for n number ~ hour. /
When he returned hr auuouncci thar
10 three days a IarFs herd would past
that way. Tho party campcd. Ia less
ihnn the appointed time the prophecy
was FULFILLED. an1 much Rnmc was -,
cured The rloer hunters we're much
struck with wonder. aud dubbed kru
gcr "tiie man OF prayer
Some time after. The KaFiir who &c.
companicd Kruger on bis expedition OF
petition told the truth Of the affair.
Kruger. wbcu be ieff the hunting
party. had struck out for a ncighbarine
knillr kraal. and Informed the natives
TINT his men we're starving n they.
The natives. did not discover the game
IN three DAYS. he said. he would bring
his whole party over the hin and KIN
every kaiiir. The natives. being sore
afraid u Boer methods. an turned out
secured the region. and drove the game
to the Boer camp Thus Kruscr's
prayer" was answered.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-01-31

traits. ard 4 . hard 10 have any feel.
Tx q rouidelse about The natter even
Shea ihel seem q o. most certainly
iead. Il has hsea shown that sesrs
after iheir supposed period o. activity
they base Retained laelr death dealing
lnslisies
An iasiance q Titea o. the dcsastai,
~ piagne shat lfufs cuf ia ne Duteh
enn u iiasf.en about g5r time o. TIE
,,adea plaque.
4 Wba.e fanils nlo died of ihls dis
sase we're in,srssd Ia f1e clnrcbyari.
ind Il was fanad iie rsssrg few year,
40 20 fc..air ne family tomb coniain.
.ss ihfir bodies The maN1ns who were
. employed proved ihe activity 81 thea
Ferns srier trs iiunired years. hy cn.
usciinF. % mild form. the original
disease. t.ou nh'e.l however. they 80
recovered
Another case was q Scotch hank-noic
discovered by a giri Ia the Bible that
Der grandfather had used ~ the time
n biz death from some malignant dis
safo. on takius Il out d the book shs
licked The corner Of the note 10 prove
it, ernoincnoss. and contracted The DE-.
cssc nhich bad hcsn fatal 70 her ances
tor scyrafy ak years before
"A epidemic broke out among the
sharks 80 the Indian Ocean which
proved 10 he cholera. aud The suppose
ton l. that they became infected hy
lcsour'nr the bodies az British sailors
), be- had died or this disease aud were
buried 10 BOMBAY llari,or
The hardy micr0bc u believed 70 sur
sise ~ land FOR over two centuries.
ana maintain lls activity silli langer
IA water.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-01-31

Every year the Morld rowers col.
iecslveiy spend. AZ a conservative esii-
mate. from 100000 10 ss.ooo,Oo0 70
tes. their armies. and. particularly. 10
work out or 70 give practical trial o.
the strategic problems which have been
scientin -aily prepared b. their senerai
sfaffa These sums meationed are Ia.
dependent o. the pas 81 oi1oers ana
men engaged. ansi do nag include The
regular rations % hath Of uhich the
fro7,.s easasei would b. engig "a nhegh.
e. they Nefe ID barrscks Or takins
part 10 maprufres TIE extra esfsnse
Is 60 ~ re-kentd fran charge. "
transportation. eosi'i.~n,a ton for .ianl-
sse 70 private prol, ~. dam - q
elulpaeai. wear and lear 90 e.aip
n,raf aad ann1ai..oa expended. A.
thsFs arr Usually ffpns .uUo - 59091
nea ensssej al extra sNpsnditare u
from Sat0tCo 70 f5f0oQQ for 4 ten
dasS 90 fna nesks -rampsisn.s oaas
darioi pith a. near ap.ifoseh 10 cen
disioas ID srfaai var as possible :. II
argia'ns au underestimate.
Military Observers pFesrnf dufius
fhe drills 10 Enrsss hase deaisrei thai
n9ae q ~ araie~ sr,.ear. % haze o.
risei any henrnt frsso fi,~ lessons
taught D. III isosss Jal.sne.e War ~
b. 10 rIusiiy rio.laeHg and sisn.nrant
faVis roaif1Hiei - The fiaef a.aaisi
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