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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-22
BY w. J. 8I'BETH

Atlanta, Ca, March 22.-When that
sensational catcher, "Gabby' Street
first painted New York; on his suit
Ion he looked upon the work with
bu. one regret. Walter Johnson, his
ulustrious battery mate, was left be-
hind with the Senator'S
Two weeks with the Highlanders has
almost wiped out Streets grief at part
ing with his old companion. Not that
he so quickly forgets old associates,
out because he believes that ne has dis
covered another pitcher who is bound
ID overshadoW the name and fame OF
1NashingtOn's great idol Street is Of
The opinion that Ray Caldwell is des-
tened TO pe a pedestal in athletic re-
nOwn as far removed from the vulgar
herd as the pedestal Of Mathewson,
Bender, Walsh and Johnson
In all my experience, said street
today. Il have never seen such pitch
Ing as Caldwell has shown Mark
YOU, this is not Spring hotair talk I've
seem them all in the spring and fall
and midsummer. but none better than
Caldwell He warns UP the nearest
10 Johnson Of any pitcher I have ever
seen. He hasn't the smoke Of Walter
none OF them have-but his delivery
IS almost as fast The difference viii
D.. scarcely appreciable TO q batter.
Caldwell has a jump to his fast ball
almost as sharp as that of the more
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-22
MORAN CAMPS ON
TRAIL OF MURPHY
Englishh Lightweight Ea-
ger To Fight Attell's
ConquerOr.

New York, \. Y. March 22.-Owen
Moran is the persistent little Britisher,
blime i'm. No sooner does Tommy
Murphy arrive here from his victory
over Abe Atteu in san Francisco thar
Moran is on his trail looking for act
ion.
Il 'atcs to bother you, Tommy said
Moran to the Flat5ush pride. but ]
want to get some action with real
clever fighter, as YOU are. 1 will
fight you at any weight for ne ad-
ded soto voce, I can whip you"
Thomas was delighted 10 hear sc
quickly from his old time rival, and
in all probability there viii be some
thing doing between the pair Before
Murphy starts training he will be the
recipient of innUmerable banquets. He
could easily have the mayorship OF
Flatbush If there were such a thing.
Instead he win be kept busy packing
in the eats.
with his clean cut victory over Jack
White last Saturday, Joe Rivers, the
sensational Mexican looms in the off
ing as one of Ad WOlgast's probable
rivals for the lightweight title. Rivers
has graduated from the featherwelght
class and now blossoms as a legiti-
mate lightweight.
Wolgast intends to get into the ring
on July (, and If Rivers wants the
match il is a certainty he can get the
opportunity 70 DdLLle Loi d cAelll 'loA-
skip The defeat of Rivers by Johnny
KiIbane still battles the Californians
as they consider Rivers the curly wolf
Of the Pacific Coast
Kid Burns arrived in town yesterday.
a few nights ago Burns met Packey
Mcfarland with disastrous results. In
explaining the showing, Burns's mana
ger. Abe Marks, has a novel excuse.
Burns eve was closed in the second
=
kept slamminE il every other second.
That didn't do Burns any good. and ]
saw that he had no chance Of win
ming. so I stopped it in the eighth
Burns is slated TO battle Jack Good
man tomorrow at the FairmOnt A c.
and figures that his fight with Nc
Farland viii put him on edge for this
bout
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-22
Iceman Spencer, Jockey,
Follows the Only Way

Oakland, Cal, March 22-Henry,
better known as "Iceman' spencer
famous as a jockey when Iod SIo S,
''Skeets" Martin and Glen jenkins
were at their best, died yesterday OF
tuberculosis. He was in comforJ aoLe
circumstances. having saved mucn OF
the fortune which he accumulated ~
years ago when riding for big fees
Iceman Spencer is Just anOLher
knight Of the boot who fans 10 the
white plague only another .3I. B .to - lSg
man is a little different than the res ~
his record is, just little dlIlere en-
How the sweating and starving
brought tuberculosis to ms door NAY
be no more different story than thaI o.
anv other bOv VINO tries to make AVt
on a 140 frame. But Iceman has some
They called him Iceman because he
was that cool, would sit ms mount =
a chunk Of ice. That was why once
in Oakland, the story goes, man hau
laid a large bit of his fortune InaI d
certain horse would win. Iceman was
up. At the turn the jockey sat o6Ch
and waited. and the man, seeing TINS
tcey way, had heart failure and oleu IN
the betting ring before the race We
ended. The strange part Of the story IS
that Icemaa moved up ana Won Dut
the man was dead
Zrandest jockeys Of 10 years PACK ne
was tall nearly six feet DuI useu 70
make 10 pounds. He had repute as a
great Judge OF pace. and as q wonder
at long distance riding Also ana
here is where Iceman was a WONDER
he saved his easy" money, the money
made by actual sweat ana Starving
But the money didn't count WheH me
Inevitable came, the effect Of the cause
Of the money making, the sweating
and the starving lceInan IS JUST al
other, that's all
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-22

Los angeles. Cal, March 22.-Bert
peImas has been traded by Henry Ber-
- 10 Oakland. The angels viii get
F1ater. the righthanded pitcher in re-
turn.
"DeImas was a hoIdout.' said Ber-
~. ~He didn't report at the appoint
ed time this season. When Hogan and
I went north the other day stopped in
Modesto and had a talk with Bert.
He said that he had no hard feeling
against any one down here, but said
he had not reported because he thought
he SHOULD have been offered more mon
ey this season. He said that II was
customary TO offer ball players lit
tie more with the opening OF new
season. 7 pointed out 10 him that we
had been paying him $3.50, which Is
big money for this league.
The FIater trade mad been mtn-
toned before, so decided to, 20
through with Il. Delmas viii be big
asset for Oakland, as most OF the in
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-22
BRUNSWICKS ARE
SURE CHAMPIONS
Bowling Tourney Ends At
Windy City With Rec
ord Score.
OTd Score.

Chicago, III, March 22.-Final shots
were rolled in the five men team event
of the American Bowling congress
tournament last night. When 80 teams
finished their closing games, the Bruins
vicks, Of New York, who took the le4a
Wednesday night with a score Of 29O4,
were proclaimed 1912 champions Their
score was the second highest that ever
has landed first prize for national
meet Last year the Flenners, OF
Chicago, were the champions with zSz4-
More than $4,000 was distributed IN
cash prizes among the five men teams.
The New Workers drew $3.50. while
Terrys Mountains of milwaukee,, VINO
finished second. landed $3.50. Third
money went to the Lipmans, Of Chi
cago. who got S550. Eighty-three teams
figured in the prize list
4 Final games in the twO-man events
will be played Saturday High mark
in the singles went to Harold Horton,
Of New York, who scored $50 and land
ed fourteenth place. Twelve others
beat 500 during the day, the best per-
Torrance during the meet.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-22

second: Uncle Ben. 1O3 (AIurray), 6 to
I third Time. III 40 FOllie Levy,
Pride OF LismOre ran
Fifth race-Six furlOngs. purse,
year Odds, value $500 GuaranOla, 10
(BuxtOn). II 10 >, won; Sam Conner,
1OS (ROsen), 20 to I, second; Lieut..
Sawyer. 107 Grand, 10 to 1, third
Time. ia 2-5. Baby Doll, Lone Star,
Ailsa Paige ran
Sixth receive and one half fur
longs. selling. 3 year Olds and up
ward. value $500. Camarada, So Ike
deris). 10 10 ]. won; Eva PadWlck, 100
CAlurrsy), to ], second, The Visitor,
80 Callahan, 10 TO /, third Time,
1907 4-5. Dave Montgomery. Mike Mol
Iette. Balella, ErEor, Orba Smile, Emma
c., DeerfOOt, Sainest, IWalani Making,
BOana ran
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-22
GOTCH WILL MEET
BIG POLE IN JULY

Portland, Ne, March eff plans
tentatively arranged mature, champion
Frank GOtch and Stanislaus Zbyszko,
the Polish wrestler. viii meet in Port
land next July and their longtime ri
valry viii be settled 1t is proposed
20 hold the match at the time of the
national convention of Elks. who meet
here July S-13.
Zbyszko is here to wrestle John
Berg. claimant Of the light heavy
weight champion ZbyszkO consents
to remain in this country until sum
mer II a match with Gotch could be
obtained Gotch was telegraphed and
wired a favorable reply. Contracts
were drawn yesterday and forwarded
to Gotch for his signature
Zbyszko has posted a forfeit of $1,000
TO bind the match.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-22
HISTORIC FISTIC
ARENA Is IN BAD

New Orleans. La, March Pas the
first step Of what IS expected to prove
the doom OF tWenty-rOund fights In
New Orleans. the arena OF the West
Side Athletic club at McDOnOghville,
just across the river, has been seized
for debt
Manager D. 7 TortOrich says the
building probably viii be sold The
West Side is the arena in which most
Of the big local fights Of recent years
have been staged An added blow is
the announcement credited to sheriff
AiarrerO OF jefferson Parish. in which
the arena IS situated, that he viii al
low no more bouts exceeding 10
rounds.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-22
LINING THINGS UP
OUT ON THE COAST

ffelders are young players Flafer VIII
strengthen our pitching staff. he -
n big, strong rfEhthander.
..Tbe loss OF DeIuaas won't trouble
us. Ivan Howard IS as good short
stop as there Is In the league. eN-
pect. however, TO get a new shOrtstop.
from COmiskey in trade for Delhi, ana
viii use Howard as n utility man. The
brlrsher B7gandO might make good at
shorfstOp, but 1 doubt II he ear hir
wei enough
Berry says that he and Hap Hogan
started something on their recent trip
to the north in connection with the
formation of a class 11C'' league, with
teams in Fresno, Stockton Bakers
field, Marysvilles san Jose and Oak
land.
1aThe whole thing said Berry, @de-
pends upon our being able to lease
the grounds at Stockton and Oakland
on favorable terms. Our object in
starting the league would be to have
a farming place for our lbushers- We
might make IL pay providing we could
get Oakland in the league"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-22
COMMISSION MAKES
FREE AGENT RULES
Second White SOx Team
Has Arrived At San
Antoine.

Cincinnati. March 22.-New rules we've
adopted yesterday by the National
Baseball commission affecting players
known as free agents
Player Charles A Deaf complained .
the commission that while free agent
lie signed with the Philadelphia Ma
tionals at a stipulated salary for 1917;
On reporting March he was inIorIiieu
he had been released to the Lancaster
team of the Tri-State league at sal
airy so percent less than he had signed
for.
tc Lancaster and restored Deal to mis-
status as q free agent and declared
that a free agent, VINO signs a contract
with a national agreement club and IS
transferred without his consent TO an
other club or is released without trial.
shall be declared a free agent II the
club to which ne is released does not
assume the salary his original contract
calls for.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-22
Caldwell Destined TO Be
Best Pitcher, Says Street
Sensational Catcher FOrgets Attachment TO Walter
johnson When He Sees "Slim" Perform
On The Diamond In The South

experienced johnson, and he has what
Walker lacks, a sweet curve.
81 never saw a better curve than
Caldwell throws. It comes fast and
breaks quick, and he is also master OF
q drop and a slow ball. Caldwell mas
everything. and good control with
HE rest OF It, he should be the great
est pitcher in the country. He will be
III my assistance can make him sucn:-
CaldwelIs pitching ability IS not ms
only equipment. He is one OF the Dest
hitting pitchers in the business, and
he is fast on the bases While ne
rlsved regularly last season IN the
Utility role. ne was always up among
me leading hitters Of the CLUB, ana N
the pinch he shone at MS best
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-22
PLANT HAS
A BOWLING LEAGUE

4 new bowling league. the Cement
Plant. made its debut at the cactus
club Thursday night, and hereafter
Thursday night viii be all their own 1cr-
+uTb1iDe down the pins. The league is
formed Of Sherman's and Burlington
teams. and in the initial match last
night Sherman's bunch carried OF all
four points, though SensenDack, OF
EdringtOn's made both highs
In the bowling the following scores
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-22
mHIrE 80 1IOVE.

san Antonio. Tex. March 22.-Sixteen
men composing the second team OF
Comiskev's White Sox, arrived mere
frafnfng- Games VIII be played with the
RronchOs Friday, Saturday and sunday
Il is planned to keep the men at work
here until March IS, taking on Wnat-
ever games can be arranged during that
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-22
ENTRIES FOR THE
JUAREZ JOCKEY CLUB
1O1st Day, March %.
+++#+++ +@+ = > ; = :

First race-Selling. one mile Dottie
B. F99, Cry Baby, Rampant 1O4, crow
Robb, POrtarlingtOn JOG, Harlem MAID,
Lonia, Hearts Relief los, sam Barber,
The Peer, Tom Franks, Fort Johnson.
George Guyton, RubinOn ITO, Traveller
II3.
Second race. selling. six furlongs-
ROseworth 100. BOana, ROmpie, KelsinS
los, Autumn Rose 1O6. COppers, Pac.t1co,
MapletOn, Pleasing, New Capital lOS,
Amigo, c.. II Patten III.
Third race-Sellings five and One-hllr
furlOngs. Mary Emily '9S. Acguin l0l,
Eanasseh 103, Hardy 1O5, DudO los,
Tourist 112.
Fourth race-SelIing, six furlongs-
Bob Lynch a1O2, Angelus 101. NGpa Nick
los, J. H. Reed, Eye White, John Grif-
fen II 10
Fifth race-SelIinz. six mrlonga
AIelts "100 Chess, Marsand, Helen HaW-
kins 103, Emma G., Orba Smile 100, Re-
CARDS, Kid North, Ramsy los, Dave
Sixth race-SeIIing. five and one-half
furlOngs- Dog Star 1O2. The Visitor, Sc
crete 103. =Hazel c. IsOm los, Error,
Dromi los, BOOger Battle, Gift Manda-
dero 112.
Apprentice allowance.
Thursdays Results.
First race-Ffve furlOngs, selling. 3
year Olds, value $500. IsOm, 103 (JOhn-
SOM, 10 /. won; Dog Star, los (MOles-
WORTH. 10 to /, second Royal Dolly,
los CCallahan). 7 to /. third Time,
100 50. McAlan. Wild Bear. Old Crow,
Ruth Esther. Lord Lem, Florence kripp,
Calethumpian, Rose Sweet ran
Second race-One mile. selling, year
Clds and upward, value $500. John
Louis, los CBuxton). 4 TO 3. won; ST.
gurd. los ClfOleswOrth), s to 3. sec
Ond; l. A. Eckert. 10 (Hoffman), y
to ], third. Time. 1873 3-5. King Elk
ran.
Third race-Six furlOngs. selling. 1
year Olds and upward, value $500 Ben
Wilson, 100 tJOhnsOn), to .. Won. Ro-
berta. 1O2 (BuxtOn). to /, second
Chanticlor, los Hoffman,. 10 to ],
third. Time, ia I-5. GelcO. Golden
Ruby. TallOw Dip. ran.
Fourth race-SlX furlongs. purse. 9
year Odds and upward, value $500. En-
field. los (BuXtOn), to 10. won. John
Griffen ii, los (MoleswOrth), s to ]
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-22

A pain IN the side OF back that
catches you when you straighten up
calls for q rubbing application OF
BALLARD'S SNOW LINIMENT- It
pelaXes the contracted muscles and
permits ordinary bodily motion with
out suffering or Inconvenience. Price
Csc, soc and 500 per bottle. Sold By
Scott White & Co. 3 stores.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-22

Atlanta. Ca, March 22.-Cincinnau
Nationals defeated Atlanta yesterday
9 to g. In the fourth inning the visitors
got two home runs and three other
scores off pitcher Martin Walsh, broth
err Of Ed Walsh
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-22
MEXICO OBJECTS.
TO PROPOSED FIGHT

Belen, n. H., March Consider
aDle sentiment adverse 10 the holding
OF the E1ynn-JOhnsOn fight within
the state OF New Mexico is being agi-
tated In a series OF mass meetings
which are being held IN all the princl-
pal cities A meeting was held in
Belen on Monday evening. a large num-
Der gathering in the Methodist church
to hear J. Warren Rose, who spoke at
length on what would follow in the
train of such an event The city OF
Las Vegas was bitterly scored by the
speaker for bidding for the big fight,
and those present We're urged to use
their influence to keep the fight out.
The meeting was presided over by
Rev Edward NJ Hutchins. pastor OF
the Methodist church.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-22
PnsTPnNE 81. LOTIs OPENING.

St Louis. No, March 22.-The open
ing game of the series OF games be-
tween the st. Louis American league
and National league teams which was
scheduled for Saturday, Is postponed
until March so because OF cold weather
and the frozen baseball grounds.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-22
BOY SCOUTS GIVE UP
HIKE INTO TIE HILLS.

The hike to the canyons Of Mount
Franklin, which the boy scouts mad
planned for Friday afternoon has been
indefinitely postponed on account OF
the sudden drop in the temperature
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-22

1t is reported that an immense frrf-
cation scheme viii soon be launched
near Kingsville. Tex. capable OF water
ing $4,000 acres Of land
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-22
PHTII,TES. 3, BFAT1TOvT

PHILLIESs % BEAUMONT, 4.
Beaumont, Tex. March 22-Second
team Of the Philadelphia. Americans de-
feated Beaumont yesterday 5 to T.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-22
-, RIIrIARn TOURNEY sCOREs.

In the second night of the billiard
tournament at the ''Y' Byerle won so
tc Jenkins AZ: Little field so. Prowse
SO; and Littlefield so. Morgan So The
next match viii be played MONDAY
night.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-22

Totals --..-429 45f 45S l544
Points won-Sherman team. 4.
High game-Sensenback, 1T8.
High totaI-Sensenback 453.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-22

7 Ut SIR 7Il1-' ~ l5- ll-II- - Ua54 =
Full. measure at Southwestern Fuel Co.
Pasteurized milk FL Paso Dairy.
K-r-i-t-Best moderate priced car.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-22

Pure siIk sO1. 25e per pair. See page s.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-22

We are showing the most complete
line in the latest styles in soft and stiff
hats at $3.50 and $500. Our display OF
StetsOn's is the largest IN the South
west, $500 and up
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-27
LA PRIMAV ERA

Del immortal regazo las savias remoyidas.
lorna IL TERRA en- Drotes galas vegetables;
en- ascuas OlorOsas sc eevan los r0Sales
Y abren al sol los pajaros las alas reprimidas
Rasgan de Dios divinO las manos encendIda>
del Suelo las calientes entranas maternales
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-27
BUQUEs ANUECIADoE

Napor espanol Martin Sa.ag Sal,5
el l6 deI corrieute ar T.n.r.t ..--.
Puerto Rico !, T.ig,a
Consienatarios : Tzgai.rl. 0o
Vapor cspauol Lcgalpi. ~aIi..d. Il.
diz 4 Is del corrisnfs ....-. -.
Consignatarios ~obri,a. t,......-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-27
Sl0TIilTENTO MARITIME
E.ITRADAs Y sALDAR

EAiradaS del erteriOr.- II
No hubO.
d. IN costa
Costcros Coraz6n de- Maria
Napor americana : v lmkcunacl
bcspach0s para Il erterior.--
Yapor americana s. II. Lgekpuaa
par Nev York. via Nayagrl
Hdrg M cOSfn.--
NlugiinO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-27
SALVADOR RUEDA

era al andar tan imperial y altiva
que Su paSo de diosa ayasallaba.
Mujer-sol, ujer-triunfo, mujer-gloria,
,parecia escapada de la Historic
para ante mi quedarse fulminando.
70 dude al yer su vestilua menga
81 era Hipatia encendida en- una arenga.
o Iuilia en- su cuadriga retumbando.
VIII
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-27

Abacete, scncilla labradora
Ciudad, vase de luz, por Dios ungido:
Il sol tienda en- tn tunica encendida
un crujiente trigal por cada aurora.
TERRA de la hOnradez, Maire Sonora !,
la luz te yierta su anfOra de vida
te deje su gracia fiOrecida
sobre tus surcos que con llamas dora
Cuando oprimiSte contra mi tn seno
de maternal misericOrdia llenO
tus manos mis- sienes coronado,
YO pense, Ciudad santa, Reina mia.
lque mi madre EN- su tumba Sc reia,
y ell sol Sobre mi frente Sc paraba
Fin de N0che de 0r0)
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-27
(0rO

Este ooro de vfrgenes divinas
de lento andar que en- giros Sc dilata,
como una 0frenda de los doses grata
me elmo la corona sin espinas
Envuehas en- Sus vestes peregrinaS
me parecierOn vlrgenes de plata,
con bocas cual corales de escarlata
que ensehan al reir perlas marinas.
A1n me parece que la luz las veo
briIlar con deslumbrante centelleo
como un desfile del divine eoro.
Y despu6s de entregada la diadema,
las vi aIejarSe en- procession suprema
bajo nn temblOr de t1nicas de oro.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-27
VELEPos DE la LuEA sENNrK

Goicta Fairfield Empcl.
gar q % dc Febrero saldr s.r
Juan p , DE- Mario
Conslgnatarios. Sobrinos A. Ezlnisra
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-02-27
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gluloe 5ablten au ben @aften oes
uSuiaren" @benio baben bier
5ablreiGe berporrageroe Mdimcr
ons Dem 9feid Der 2itteratur uno
Scr alInft giitfebr gebalten: 4pbell,
@iinlbel, Stcnb, Noe, sldleitner,
Sermann 5dnio uno Ser ianges-
frobe Gteler, Der oas erlte Bib,
Dos ieincn 9iuf besriinbete (ssnpali<
ne in Der 9irde), in @armiid i1uf
it bente nod alliabrlider Som-
rtIergoit beg &auies.
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ourd Sdmade, itnreines @lut ooer
iiblen 9ltem gebinoert gu peroen.
@ermeioet oieie SoffnunssIoiisfeit
6urh @innebmen BON Or. Sing s
2ebenspilen @eue 9raft, reiner
glten, 2ebensluit- 9inge, Die einen
Manu geuinnen - folgen Dem Ge-
brouf. 2eidt, iider. 25c m aueu
Ipotbefen.
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gso. 8-Socal na6 RaIeftfne. Z. 80 mora
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.3.20 moro
@o. s -Nah @9egifo. 700 mort
gto. 11-Socal nab 2arebo (eemif6t)
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