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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-17
REAL WILD wEsT.

The lslcta Indians are going 600 the
warpath. II is announced 'rom Sew
York that one Of the big moving pie
ture film concerns has tired or the
phoney wild west stunts pulled OF 10.
the parks hack there. with fake r-d
men for the "Vilmns," ana that il
viii send a company here next mont,
10 get real western color
Indian pictures are what me peopl,
want and when &c comes To- giving
them the real thing We put our mol.y
on lsieta. II has been long time
since Isleta was on the warpath. rrt
with the aid Of some ~ the best old %
timers We no doubt can get az quite
a stirring border war.
Il viii be necessary. however. sor
she willy red men 20 take OF those
store clothes. adorn themselves with
coat or two Of yari.colored kalso-
mine abandon tho pillow and wagon
Win the John Deere trade mark and
~ the thing Up right. The ancient
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-17
I.NIHNI. REVIEW
Dt CItOp CONDITION :
. eeeeeNe@eseaaNe

Tho month of june wac decidedly
luuiaNoraDlC for growing crops l
most parts OF tho United states The
aggregate condition OF an crops ON
! July !. was lUt pcr cent below the
average condition whereas ON Juno
D. rondi' ions were only 2N por cent
under average
4 comparison of the condition of
various crops Ou july !. with their
lu'riasr growing condition ON lult az
recent .'Ua Duasi ten gears for most
cfUp-I BE- shown us 'ulluW. 600 repre-.
Hrntnn average conditions nul nor
uwmaI
cotton lIu2 lemons Ioag oranges
| luN
Rice 900. beams urp o,l apples
1876. pear. HN3 grapes 49, D. pCIuuis
800. I1aUI'IIi's Gt9 corn Glt. cauf1.
| lOtpcs ~ T. winter wheat 9iH, sugar
cane 90 o.. tto $50 lima beams W
| ilaN ~ g. water melons HIC tomatoes
500 alfalfa nuN 900 wheat 500
onion. $50 sweet potatoes Ssh.
sorghum $780, hla,IuDrrios $50 hemp
sG2 cabbage 500. tobacco Nii uo.
tatuos Nll. spring wheat Nil broom
corn So barrie, slu.
Oats go. timothy 1C1. pasture go.
pcacncs 55G. hay. all kinds - kJr
! hr corn ,lG. Glover haas 49, millo
IGlp
Tho u1ut, figures relate only goo
/ IolifIs, growing conditions. NOT Ia..
ling into account changes loo 5crou-c.
IIEus Iu.U account both average
| and condition, Indications arc thar the
Whoa crop will hr % p"r cent larger
/ than The average production of lh"
\ past Eve wears. corn 80 per cent Drs.
I,. oif. 1913 per cent less. barley liG
/ per cent loss. potatoes los per cent
| less, tobacco -2i urI cent less lax
! 100 lcr cent more. rice jN per cent
moro than he average production of
/ th, past five years
/ The average condition AN crops
, iu the aggregate, nN states. on June
/ D. was approximately 1- follows. 100
/ indicating The average tno, uoruan
. Tor recent wears ON Juno
Maine g.N. New Hampshire 9l..
/ Vermont 932. Massachusetts >1N.
I Rhode island $50. Connecticut $40.
/ New Yorh 9il. New Jersey $50.
/ pouusylyduia 9o7 Average Tor above
divisions 81
Delaware N97 MARYLAND $50 Wiz.
Iginia ig3. West virginia 500, North
! Carolina 1908 South Carolina 1000,
Georgia 1852, Florida 9l.3. Average
iot above division ~
/ Ohio 9l5. Indiana SIS. Illinois 92N,
/ Michigan 1908. Wisconsin 1908 Aver.
/ age Tor above division 92G
Niuupsota $50. iowa 49, Missouri
. $50. North Dakota 1905. South ia.
+ kuta 5Ga. Nebraska ia Kansas tl'.
+ average Tor above division >25
Kentucky 90 Tennessee 90. Ma.
bama 1873. Mississippi l0i.i. 0ui,i.
ana $50 Texas SEQ. oklahoma 81 {.
/ Arkansas 80 o.. average Tor above a..
/ vision 90
Montana 1886. wyoming 919. colo.
RADIO NJ.6 New Mexico luGl. Arizona
1o3 :. Utah - .. Nevada 1921 Idaho
1866. Washington lO2 .. Orogon ISL
California lOl7. average for above
division l0l 9 per cent
The average weight of wool por
fleece this year is GN pounds. COM
pared with c. pounds last year and
'C.5 pounds tho average OF tho past ten
wears.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-17

shotguns with which the, now and
then ma,so.r, a shovel billed dues
auue the Rio Gfbud.. tin never au
Tn,y must rot wicked looking wooH-
ous tnpt burn nld-msWoncd bIa. k
powder and produce enough smYN,
to siritc t'rr1r into the hearts of
th, r'fe', bout ,purc.iouvc east
Tu, pillow horses must uo r,d'. Bod
win feathers 8ud strung with bows
ana 0uiyors that VIII put tn, Har,"
,urlus INTO tb, background Th,u BE-,
dasung uddout from behind etud
Wu near th, -suu o., IEh, OF Vu,.
loo just mo fIrnt direction poo the t,Ir.
graph uuI,e wont SHOW 900 the pi,-
ura. they pueh' to furnish enough
western color Co $3.50 the uU
49,. dislike Co. Do, ma.sapred at This
time OF th' te.r when all uuur,
hoId. forth such promise of bonn
uml iuiolc ,ruu. ut thc moving u.-
mrr SHOW Be- u,yurtnl, ana 500 sup.
pose $50 must ,irld
The I.l"u viii 600 uu do. u4ruliH
most month AMI rgosh .' Goa" muu
Dot Dol. ol pat our shoulicrs GOO thc
border war ana make her hun nl
success.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-17

cupod thc tub that long in the morn
ing. f ever
Sh. told the clerk Co Investigate
\ knock brought mo- Response
hamm,rug brougr, quiet IN tho tub
.rd tho cowboy 90 th, door
what do you wan, 90 disturb no.
fprr" asked tho cowhuN
we feared you had g1n, 60 Sccr
a h. ub and might drown
Drown, wish | could ~, heard
OF that death. but never feared 3d.
haven't been $40 wild" awak" IN
months For six months ~, been
gasplng down ON thos. plains In New
Mexico for water There wasn't even
dow to bathc In ! made mp my mind
as soon as / found water enough o.
cover mo. was going 60 stay in Il
oll day. laid of tho first OF the week
and came 90 Denver. and now ! want
that bath"
lie returned 60 tho Wh and thO
play or the waters continued for uu'
other half hour.
To-day Henderson b. making ar.
engagements 10 leave town. Ho wa
asked n he was polne back 20 New
Mexico
"Not vet" ne said I'm going "a
california and Dc IN That surf for d
week. just To- soc % can't get soak
"a NJ again"
Whou Ia, was young, Henderson
Vas n fisher hoy M Gloucester, Mas
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-17

sort of tentative understanding that
you voul1 %" good 60 u~ ii occasion
over required. The OCCASION iS her,
now and v, want 90 conn, into your
big family union right AWAY. W"
don't care whether yUu give us one
constitution cor a dol,n cor whether
YOU give ms none ut ll We DONE
care whether you want u~ go vote ON
q white ballot, bin. ballot green
ballot So urDr ut shuglo. Wo'F"
got bruins enough to fiN up those Iitu"
things after We ct tu hous. keeping
uu our own account
An We want is "a chanc, 90 de- our
part In uranu.ug ia" golden rul,.
Please. gentlemen, please p'm,ug
Graphic.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-17
MES|LLA CANTALOUP
IN CARLOAD LOTS
THIS WEEK
Expert Declares That He Will
Be Able to Commence Mar
keting Prize New Mexico
Melons by Tuesday July IS.


lae Cruces y W. July Il l. u.
''dd ih" expert cauiuluupo man.
A,'''N maj his company hopes 10 hr
''h car ahipmcnis Uf canlalnupcs ucAt
u'Hu"N Every express train takes
uuI ltIH' shipments OF CJntaIoupes tu
~ Pasn on The south and Alhuqnpt.
HN' dud other points on the north
10. ''I ehipmchls viii go To- eastern
markets
The piI, council has ordered The
hlllns OF Court street for several
blocks The middle Is being graded
iu order tu make HE water run ON
the sides
The hearing of me Amador heirs
ls being heard before Judge De- La o
Judge of The probate court The case
involves several thousand dollars
worth of property and several heirs
have asked Tor an accounting from
Frank Amador. administrator uf thu
estate The case viii prubab's Dee
decided this week
Water street is being filled between
/ Depot ana Court streets
Major W ~ w. Llcwollyn Is I'm
santa Fe on legal business The ma.
lor Is as rushed a. q travelling sales.
man latclN making several trips ia
/ turrilofo. Alamugordo. Albuquerque.
santa Pc ana other points IN the
/ Territory
Adelaide probencio has been an.
| pointed administrator of the estate ~
! Alalo prohvncio The administrator
oath and $500 bond have been filed
! Twin the probate clerk
! Twenty patents have been received
/ for lands m Southwest New Mexico
This land TX principally homestead en-.
tries. although several desert claims
Iarc among the number
7 Ronault shipped q ear ~ wheat
this week from his wheat farm In jhs
llOWr vallvr
/. u Nauderwoaf Of m Paso has
filed % map of thr Orchard Peak tract
inst south n' The Agricult-,ral college
! The recent heavy rains have no.
only caused rho Rio Gando To leave
/ its banks hur has KEPT me farmers M
'hc lower Ncsilla valley from haf-
Wrestling their big wheat crop \ few
lmanarcd tu harvest their crops early
ANA avoided 'hc loss. 'he majority.
however have suffered heavily \
.usr has damaged the grain until the
/ majority is claimed hy She second
| Grade
Unlimited faith is being shown by
/ the thrifty farmers who were some.
. what disappointed in their wheat crop.
! Instead o' being dishcartcnod they
are planting their land 10 beans and
ar confident of enough profit 10 make
/. mp The lues on the wheat crop Mex.
lean iriiolos Weld from 1904 90 5000
. pounds and the prlce RANGES from
i& go o. cents A. harvesting tino.
90" prico b, usually ccats. as The
season advances. The price increases
Last snrng J. g. Stewart. nropr'ctor
of he ~ Nauzaual' apple orchard.
sold the Balance OF his bean crop.
which he had stored during the win.
it,r ior l2c per pound While this
price ls unusually high. q Jew glOW-
ars received more
The wheat that cannot ha milled is
hcing tDd Goo hugs tor fatteAing ~.
ialIa makes o fne forage crop Tor
hoes and small acreage viii support
10 large number little grain will
Iiat'eu The animals for market and
many a. ih. farmers are using this
method
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-17
NEWMEX|COCOWBOY
TAKES BIG BATH
IN DENVER HOTEL
Chaser of Longhorns from So
zorro County Is Alleged to
Have Remained in Tub
Two Hours.

tn, following story which appear
ga IN the D.1,cr Post, $500 day, ago.
may bo interesting 90 irlrnds ot
Grant Henderson. said to be- 10 Sp-
zorro county cowboy. who i~ alleged
tu have broken AN records as e long
distance bath rub swimmer iu % Dem
ser hotel recently Thr story
Grant Henderson. a lean, weather.
whipped cowboy from near ~ocorro,
New McNic" registered "a the Madi-
suu hotel cleveland place, yesterday
afternoon fur room ana bath.
Ur WAS particular about the bath.
Tie clerk assigned him 90 a room
that had o. special lak"-bott"m tub,
Installed for long men.
soon aftyrNurd IN, rush Of water
was heard loo tho tub. u spushod and
uurgied, end echoed through the core
ridor. Ever and again would come
"a, -plattrr and roar of water riot,
like tho summer siesta of wdlrus.
The CLERKS heard the water ana pass
ed on
\ bali hour later a couple ~ mes
s,nger Boys arrived with parcels. The
man IN th tub refused to hc disturb-
cd. They deposited their packages
outside the door and left For half an
hour longer tho rush 1T water con-
tluued, swelling at times like the bat
ter of the surf
Mrs y. H. Evans proprictress OF
the hotel heard the sound of tho wa
ter al Intervals as she was passing
Al th' end of IN hour ana half.
Mrs Evans checked up with her
clerks ms to how Ions tho water had
been running By experience they
agreed that an hour ana q half was
the longest person could sleep In Il
bhthtuh ot running water. no matter
what his condition. Few people oc-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-17
JOINT MEMORIAL
SERVICE HELD
LAST NIGHT
Members of Four Prominent
Railway Orders Unite in
Paying Tribute to Those
Who Have Gone Before.

IN memory of the deceased mem
b'rs of the brotherhood ot Lucnmo-
tive Engineers order of Railway CON
ductors, brotherhood of Railway
Trainmcn and brotherhood of Loco
motive Firom,n and Enginemen, tho
four organizations held Joint me-
mortal sorNic, last night In the High
land Methodist church. south. The
church was llllcd with members of
the four prominent railway organiZa-
lions ana with the relatives and
friends OF the members of the orders
who have gone before. Rev, :. T..
Allison, pastor of the church. preach
ed an eloquent ana impressive SER
mon
The committee which planned the
Joint service which was the first o. be-
held In Albuquerque 60 be participated
la by an the orders. was as follows.
John Rueb, of the Engineers, r. ;.
cole, of the Conductors; \. y. Lokcn,
OF the TrH3nmcn. ana 4. G.. culver. of
the Fircmen and Enginemen
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-17
FISHING ~ TIM
E~TNNJIN STREETS
|, ~@s@ess ssssssAsss
oEstancia Morning NcwsD

Fishing in the streets of EstanCiI
and catching somot1ing TOO 80 S.,
are not candidate for membership
in the Anauias club neither have We
been partaking of hardware TO- liquid
form q is tact Witnessed by sew.
oral Ol our citizens Thomas aud
Peaches Van stone were fishing 'or
pollywogs and caught them IN great
Iumbors. right IN the tr'ot N front
of the lluhgcs Mercantile company
hardware store
Frank Stanhart constructed a slime
or sieve ana brought forth 'ho wigply
fellows in great muititudos Sir
Thomas and Miss Peaches took th'g
catch home ana viii place taem IN a
tank, whore tncy cXpcoi 10 s.pw frogs
for the table A. The am" umc The
frogs will prove scav2ngrrs in he
destruction OF innumcrahlc ihCs ana
bugs
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-17

Tn, orielnal nature takcr lives IN
Roswell correspondent thcr"
writes that the fruit growers have 10
pick the applies while they an, green
in order To- keep them from breaking
the limbs from the trees.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-17

The millennium has been reached IN
Moxico. They arrested q few gem
Iurmos down thc'c last week tor try
ms To- grab the customs ana then re-
leased them IN q few days without
the lormulites Of firing squad
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-17

The Elks have abolished the groas-
ed pole and riding the goat in their
initiation ceremonies. ON, what's tho
use, anyhow
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-17

In our country whore can ono
really find tho cream Of socicty?'
asked Miss Blasc
In Reno. Of course whore society
goes through the separator" replied
tho cynic acridly Judge.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-17

The press rcpnrts sn, that the span
iurds are fleeing from McNico bee
Gauss of hostility on the part "t IN"
MEXICAN ciuzons nia1 can get rich
by starting q colony tor eNilcs IN
spain and employing Klng Manuel Of
Portugal as press agent
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-17

Never leave home ON Journey
without bottle Of Chamherlain's
Collie Cholera and Diarrhoen Remedy.
II II almost certain TO he needed and
cannot be obtained when on board
he cars or steamships For sale by
all dealers.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-17

Wigwug Tho secret ot "a happy
married ufr be- to marry ones oppo-
site
'Nnlcus Yes. ! have frequently re-
marked that your wife was "A most
charming woman Philadelphia Rec
ord.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-17

Tho naval militia is about to cap
turo Sew York, which ought to be-
. warning In advance to Las Vegas.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-17

Since Billy Walton left silver city
they have had just one rain after
another
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-17

e WHAT YOU THINK W IS ....,.
is q o. Wu,
s u mart %. oar
simple minded winning presence ana so'
looking afohd ' '"'
49,.
o the sdcHot Tor 'h,
day an
me d'al '"
hc there hc
's1i OF I'
covered box labelled Scotch Mu ,,.
ucon lighted ap "Owhh lux tha now rs u
thing ry run hoau scno I've bean ~ iht c"h,,
Twin threat 90 iHIh' 'n ''
miuts Sooolnud ......,
i've candy boxes each m"" "
printed m.c..um Made n Denver
Q
vauus down tho street Of crazy an' Won meet
% ,,tf t
Ttake Weather. wonder whether
Wen ID, t %
-uu,f Col ks m,t. ID.
No SOM,
Nm SON about the
Nnd som. l'lkt Simply say Detroit has won
cubs play nH
That & Iu .. u s, look
thp beans b. f decline
, weather
And tell t.r IIt wool an
100 of
ne SAY Y,~. 10 s ho ~
% ae and
How d'u-b,d mc v'h a. that go" "''cde
they wi .,r Do. mans hope
mind
,ou'N accounted wise.
Fo
90
uu what Eol maxi, them think you know That's nI en"ss
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-17

Johnson b. going 10 fight an Eng
lishman Tor bis purse Goodbye
Jack!
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-17

Diuz SAYS he Is happy IN hts new
found home. This makes IL uuani-
nous
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-17
LAST SURVIVOR Of
SAN JAC|NTO DEAD
Alfonzo Steele's Demise az
Kosse, Tex. Marks End of
Famous Band of Fighting
Men of Early Days.

Austin, Texas. july n The flag on
the state house was displayed AZ hall.
mast by order of the governor directly
upon his receipt ~ advice from Kossc
OF ih" death OF Alfonso steele. the
sole survivor OF The battle of san la.
onto
Mn steele was born in Hardin
county Kentucky, April q. 1871. and
resided there until he WIS T. years
old he lett Kentucky In 1894 and
went 10 Lake Providence. la where
he Worted until November 1885 lie
then Joined Capt Daggetts company
LOT volunteers and came to Texas
While awaiting the Declaration OF
Independence, Steel hired &c nan
named Robert M washington ana
ground corn ON hand mill 10 make
bread for the men who signed the
declaration of Texas Independence lie
Joined Joe Benefits party and started
for san Antonio to Join Travis. and
unun reaching the Colorado river. ~.
cleved the news that The Alamo had
fallen The part, soon after Joined
sam lloustuns army az BeesOn's
Crossing and proceeded southwark tn
Harrisburg, whore they found Santa
Ana had burned the town The mem.
cradle battle followed on April q, and
Stcels wac seriously wounded lie
lay In the hospital several weeks, and
after being discharged returned 10
Washington lie resiled In Texas
continuously up TO the time - hi"
death $50,
MeNia, Texas, July ll-%%~ \
steele, whose death Occurfc x
home of his son AT Kosse, Nv
bio usual health. which was cfAs Y
remarkably good for man q 4
lie went to the home of hiShAT
weeks ago for visit VI 4
relatives reside In l.imestC X
though some are In othoL.
Texas and Oklahoma. \
The funeral took placGo~W
home OF his daughter M nv
this morning at .. 80 a. fUi Z
mains were brought
AFTERNOON. .mo
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-17
COMMENTS BY
THE EDITORS


There is talk among the farmers
around Esuucla Of urgaulziHg prod
ucy growers association The pro-
motors ar. planning 90 take up th"
growing uf cabbage as starter
such AN organization Will be need
od IA Moriurty to market the crop ~
beams TINS g,ar An association could
get iu touch With the best markets,
syDur, the best prices and large ship
monts could h" made. This subject
should bee given SOME careful thought
bog everyone interested iu Muriarty
Iand tho EsHucia valley Morlarty
N'Sscup,r
The yau, OF good local uows-
paper is much more thun many poo-
pie think And the way tu MAX, e.
good is to pntroui2c IT, furnish 30 with
ads, news ana local happenings such
as tho puhiic wants to know. Bring
them on faith We'll print .rt1 The
press b. mighty power in helping
Co carry on business aud progress for
amy country As a matter ui fact the
press has always been influential
even ia the SaViour's daN 10 YOU
don't believe H. read Mark "a and see
COR Yourself Columbus Courier.
Please Mr. Congress About 100000
fairly intelligent ana representative
citizens of your country would like
to sew little star on your pretty flag.
We have been holding this star Ia our
pleading outstretChcd hands since tho
oldest OF you we're little boys. and oh.
those .. %, h. are getting So tired We
are bone of your bone ana flesh. ms
a were. Can't you remember when
We we're YOUR noighbors back In the
states ana helped elect you with "A
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-17
O Q @ Q
THs ADVENTURE OF THE HERO AND THE ICE WAGON.

Is q couldn't
and big wagon
The driver Us
sayin
saw e. II a
iie, on
OF no SON q
Fellows on
Driver
loo, cd Ir a. sd
with he inquired and kept
ou
the question has yet
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-17

Harry ward company Airdomc.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1911-09-01
@cicbNcfeft entocft.

ggoibington, Q. e.. 81 9tuo
Gie Scnatoren Wartin mo Snan.
ion BON 81 ginien reihtcn Grfl1run-
gen iiber ibrc 2lu3ga6en fiir Die 9or'
poblen Elm. Sie iin0 oje crItcn, Sic
Dies nah Sem ueuen @ahlfoitenucr.
ofientlihuugSgcicb. oas om ~ 9Ju.
guit in Srait frat. thnten Tie Grfld.
rungen gin9cn Dem Bureau oc9
SenotsicfretGr5 Bennett 5ll "a Die.
ier nid)t orpeienO mar, lpcilcrtcn
iih oie ltntcrbeanltcn. Die GrfIdrrn.
gen befannt 3u geben 2Sn 6oIle bic.
Ter @eiqerung mur0e oas @ahlto.
Observation-Disclosures ourdae'c.
ben un0 Babel entOeft oaS Oieic3
@eict, ooS man iiir icbr ourd)lrei.
feno belt. feline @eItimmlmg cnthdIt.
ooB Sic 2ln9abeu. Die pon Sen aan'
Oi0aten fir Sen Senot oocr oaS
Observation-Disclosures Qemodlt. auf per.
Uiientliht peroen rhiiiien.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1911-09-01
gngcbIidl Elm bnrmIoicr SGacr.
Gbcittrliclo Gourthouic "a,
C1 NI,,tttt

ShelteruClo Sourthoulc va,
81 Nulult
Ole Stuat9unudltdluit idloB NIT
Der &orbrIuglmg hires @0ucismdtc.
rinl5 gcgcn SEEM Glau 9cattic, st.,
ob. Ger auaetla1t IT. lcne TrMI er.
moroet 81 bobcn. uH0 Ole &crt1ci0;.
elng miro lett ihre 3cugcn oorlt6.
rem. 0ic Stuut9uuualtldluit hat
cine @odlc gcbrdlldt INN lhre gJulcbt
bon ocns. .6ul oeu Seidypoycncn
fIar5ulelcl" Sn Der IetlQen Siguug
brotte Ole Stdot2aupaltlha't nod
IA 3eugcn Dor. mcllt Gouutu0Ctcf.
tipa. nm 0ie 2luSio9e be2 nnlen
@leranocr Gobcrtion 81 mioerlcAcu,
mondh lidl nebr ais cine NIuilahe
oli Dem 6abupcge bciuE0eu bdben
iouen. oui Dem 6rau 9cattie actootet
lulroe 1ic Stanfa0mudltldlalt bot.
te bebauptet 0aB Die aroBe @lltluhe
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