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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1913-10-31
4 CLEAN RECORD IN
THE CANAL ZONE

Those who have been following the
'mUrkahlr record Of the work Of SAM.
'ltion of the lsthmanian canal, and
nave watched the gradual reduction Of
'hc death rate and the elimination Of
~urcNcutahlc disease, have hoped that
before the monumental work of con.
,tructirs .hc canal wa, finished It
u.ght n, possible for Colonel Gorgas TO
present 50 report that would he clean
far 20. death from disease Was con.
rrucd. The report of the Department.
" sanitation for the month Of August.
1913, inst received. shows that during
N0f month there were thir-y.ninc
.nltl. from all causes among the en-
loves of the canal commissioners. Of
..u,,. ONE. q Peruvian. died Of malaria:
1un'u,r, a ~paniard. of alcoholism, aud
ID, third. % Greek. Of appendicitis. The
only deaths among white Americans
sNtrb occurrcd during the month were
$50 from violence. one due TO an acct
.ur op 'hc railway and 'hc other to an
0auidcut In the quarry, AmCug the 49,
81 white American men. women and
0III.ru on the lsthmus connected with
o. rommi,siou--that l.. employees aud
.,ir 'aWilir.-uot u single death from
'@-rn-r occurred. The exodus from the
uuai Ipur has already begun; those
wu,o,y~ whose work has been roInplct.
u. Hlr returning 20 the United States
,.'u their families. The number 81
'u.ri,au citizens resident in he Canal
zone viii probably decrease steadily in
Loo future. II T., q fitting climax. says
r.r journal Of american Medical AS.
.,'i.u. 20 the work Of Colonel Cor.
.-. N.irh ha, challenged the admiration
p .hr civilized world. that he me 'th
.. rr.hahly mark, 10" high tide Of
''rrrrau occupancy of The Canal Zone
..uIi have passed without a single
.a'u from disease in the American
furr.
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PosTMAsTBR sBIzRD Az
GAME LAW vIoLAToR

Wagoumouud, y. NJ, Oct. 2S.-plc.
IuI Medina, postmaster at this place,
Yesterday arrested by a deputy
.amr warden On the charge Of shoe ing
.uni out of season. The postmaster,
3D. is charged, was the possesscr Of six
quail ut the time of his arrest. state
anne Warden Trinidad c.. lie Baca has
been notified and will arrive here to at.
end he trial of Mr.. Medina in the jus.
'irc rourt.-Ex.
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MOTHERS HAVE YOUR CHILDREN
WOkMS7

Are they feycrish, restless, nervous
irritable, dizzy or constipatedf Do
hey continually pick their nose or,
grind their teeth, Have they cramp.
ing pains, irregular and ravenous ap.
pctitel These are all signs of worms.
Worms not oaly cause your child suf.
fering but stunt is mind and growth.
Give "Kicknpoo Worm Killer" at once
II kills and removes the worms, i'm.
proves your child's appetite, regulates
stomach, liver and bowels. The symp.
'oms disappear and your child is made
happy and healthy, as nature intended.
All druggists or by mail, 25c
Kickapoo Indian Medicine Company,
Philadelphia, Pa. st. Louis, Mo.
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handle "a spike maui and raise low joint.
no ls moved 10 the Flood building and
put, n tNror mon lbs with tie superin
.cnd,u. o, transportation. Nrv' omc
turcc months ia the shops, ven the
tamp period m train services; then hrcc
months iu the accounting department
and finally three month, To- the tarin
bureau of tine traffic department, max
nE wo year, u an.
Gt he has met the rigid requirements
'f the course, the student is now ready
TO choose whether ne viii follow The o..
Grating, tine traffic or the accounting
branch Of Tho railroad business. In
whichever line he elects, he is given
special opportunity for experience and
Advancement.
II the student chooses the operating
department.. hc returns 10 the shops
md rourihon,rs for q further polishing
dong mechanical lines; ne pu' in two
Month, Fl" fhr stores department an :
$50 MONTH. tu tho signal engineer = o'
.... 'u acquire, ercntcr cncrorcy 100
maintenance. .. W.N; later be- ,pcuis
wur.H- FOO iua General manggcr'.
i., where up -,~ Zoo touch win 3D.,
l.,.ou U. % vnoIa, aud finally nr
..,eu 20 u.s., month, finishing with
.rI, ,-. II.rnt.g.rs aud trliumJs
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NEEDEC FOR
90 OPERATIVE ORGANIZATION

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Wool and Hide Prices

Kansas City, Mo-, Oct. 80 1913
The following quotations are
furnished by +. l.. COFIELD
WOOL COMMISSION CO.,
1879 To 1874 GencSee ST.. Kansas
City, Mo.
Kansas City Wool and Hide
Prices.
Colorado. New Mexico, Utah and
Texas.
Light Medium, lac to l7c per ID.
Light Fine lSr to l6c "
Heavy Fine lOc to lSc I"
Angora Mohair. y months, 25c
to &c per 10.
Missouri, Kansas, Nebraska and
Oklahoma.
Bright Medium, l7c to l9c per ID.
Dark Medium, l5c To lie per lb.
Light Fine. lac To loo per lb.
Heavy Fine. Ice to lac per ID.
HIDES
Green salt natives, No. J., Is
Ice per ID.
Green salt nat! yes. No. ,, II
l-2c per 10.
Side brands, over ~ 10. fiat,
lSc per ID.
Part cured hides i-2c less than
cured.
Uncured hides lc less than cured
Glue hides, Hat s l-2c per lib
Green horse hides S2.25 to $500
each.
Dry flint hides 23c to 25c per ID.
Dry salt hides nc to 2Oc per 10.
Dry full wool sheep peltS lOc to
lie per ID.
Green salt sheep pelts soc to
Sl.O0 each.
Angora goat skins l5c to 75c each
Tallow: No. /, Il lie. No. ?,
5 l-2 cents per ID.
Grease: White + l-2c. Yellow
; IL c per Id.
Beewax: Bright use to SOC per ID
SCRAP IRON
Country Junk mixed iron 900
to $l0.50 per ton.
BONES
Country Junk bleached bones
Sl7.00 to $4,000 per ton.
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DO you FEAR CONSUMPTION

No matter how chronic your cough or
how severe your throat or lung ailment
is, DR., Kings New Discovery will sure.
~ help you; it may save your life. Still.
man Green, Of Maiehite, Col. writes.
Two doctors said I had consumption
and could not live two years. l used
Dr. Kings New Discovery and am alive
and we'll" Your money refunded il
10 fails to benefit you. The best home
remedy for coughs, colds, throat and
lung troubles, Prico SOC and 81 90,
Guaranteed by the Elk Drug Store,
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1913-10-31
RESOLUTIONS OF SYMPATHY

WHEREAS, IL hos pleased thr A.
mighty God, IN VI. IuGnitc Wisdom.
20 call from our midst our beloved
friend and follow teacher, UorrIur-
Phcnicie, who was called 10 her reward
October 26, in Lawrence, Kansas.
WHEREAS, by her exemplary ll'n a..
q Chris ian girl, a, q devoted ,i.tcr ar.
daughter, she has indclibly impressed
our hearts and minds hv the the iuflu
"uro Of her sterling qualities.
WHEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED
thar her family ha, lost "a loving -i,'r.
and daughter, and our profession % fuc
and worthy member.
RESOLVED, that We tender 20 hen
family our profound sympathy, in thi,
time If great bereavement, aud com.
mend her 10 the love aud keeping of
Him who docth All things well.
RESOLVED, that a COPY Of these
resolutions he som 10 the bereaved fam
lily, and 70 each Of the Tucumcari pa.
pers,
tSigned)
Jos. 3. Hofcr, Mae Luttrell, Nclic
~Hcrshbcrgcr, Mary Fitzgerald Lillian
Bess Cornelia Burke, vira +. Hofcr.
EuPenia Roy, Oracle Jeffrey Louise
Murphy, Anga Elder, Willie Lawiug.
Clara G~erhardt, Committee Tucumcari
Teachers
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Doctor loh. 40 OF local COMMITTEES.
lunchlng Sul 'lg evening at the lead
ing mniyi b, with the concert com
pJuy-May .-N yuu , quy ,iont
Miss Lynn sVettly and hopefully
You may.
Doctor-Is Victoria Lynn your real
uJme2
been. II Is 80 written In the big book,
but
poctor-lt is so euphonious that /
wondered II .ou had not selected II
simply as . ts uame. He changed
tie subject, and Victoria Lynn is still
her real name. Query-Was the doc.
tor married2
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DON'T LET BABY SUFFER WITH,
ECZEMA AND SKIN ERUPTIoNs

Babies need a perfect s~kin.eOvering
Skin eruptions cause them not only in.
tense suffering, but hinder their growth
DR.. HObson's Eczema Ointment can be
relied on for relief and permanent cure
Of suffering babies whose skin eruptions
have made their miserable. sour baby
was afflicted with breaking out Of the
skin all over the face and scalp. Doc.
tors and skin specialists failed to help
We tried DR.. Hobson's Eczema ONT
ment and were ovsrjoyed to see baby
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1913-10-31
NEWS WANTS SOLICITORS
GRAND PRIZE OFFERED

The News wants an agent in every
community In the county to secure sub.
scriptions, A liberal commission will
be given and a 400 prize will be Of.
fered the News solicitor receiving the
greatest number Of subscribers In a
time. This prize will be In the
nature Of scholarship in the Inter.
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INTERESTING SPECIMENl

The 8 a. m. train was three hours
la5e. A haIf horr before . passengers
began 70 assemble .u the station lest II
should make up time. II dldu'; II
vas marked up again. Five hours
laha" Most OK the women who had
brzved the bitter zero weather C'But
yea don't notice cold" because You
are TOO numb, up in DaEota") waited
the two hours in the station. A dea-
cOness, who sat nearest neighbor 20
Victoria Lynn, WIS most anxious about
her connecting train In WATERFOWL
MAJ Lynn took her railroad guide ana
eaaed her mind bg showing her that
there was still another train out on the
Milwaukee in the evening. Then the
deaoOness chummcd up thus: You are
the lady that spoke here last night,
Miss Lynn mOdestly Acknowledged the
fact And what Is your work. ask
cd the deacon lady. Il am doing some
work for the Midland Lyceum Blu
reau." Then the good sister chatted on
In an absorbed like way about her W
work and hospitals and sociology and
Kate Bernard and marriage and mis-
sa0ns aud suddenly exclaimed with %
gteam that seemed IKE recognition,
"Oh, | heard a quartet about a month
ago, and they belong to the same mu
scum you do!' Miss Lynn managed
20 ask about The fratcglal specimens
and identified the group 10 be the
classification known In The a-muse'-
ment world as the Otterbe.ns. Query
What ! "t IA curio Is Miss Lynn
RAILROAD NEWS
Seven eourg men from Tic m.r .t
r Iuar employees of the ~ou-..-. pa.
.ca#. na.. r.rurtn. lran awarded ....I.
a...tn. n. ..e ...,oI .. .r...... r.r.
r.. him. ....n f... .on..rt m..n,aI..
a..,rIiar ... au au-n1rrr.m.r m.f. AL,
.pe..I Offices r.fay rrar a-o a.
g. pn.av. a Iea-. clerk. .r..u ..r
buck. a freign+ CLARK. v.ru m. ...,
q station Ia|ggugamns; A.. j ~u1I..u.
a-. slant chief clerk oo -H. Tucson li
yis.on: p. 4. WarracE. o GI. rlcr.. vs..
81 Whitney. a drauqhtsmau; and D.. f..
Nua.nm, % yard clerk. Five of ,ho
seven are college graduates
wa. -..ttorp pa.fr.,. .,aI. az ra.l.
rooding rr1.r Normar c.lyr i...r.gg.
,maug educational ....ft pH
r.r. ,f .ba com.ae. ..nr. .+. OBJ. .rr..
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WANTED-Girl or woman 10 10
general homework for family Of -four.
Apply to II. w Loggins, Phone 37s.
The Detroit times., 1913-01-01
Out Tough Ottawa Aggre-
cation to Start the
New Year on

The Detroit Arena hockey seven
picked out a hard resolution 10 keep
In choosing 10 meet the Ottawa col
lege team on the Arena ice this eve
ming in the first OF series OF two
games.
The Ottawa bunch was strong
enough SO that IL forced the Cleve-
land series at Cleveland last week
into a tie. Furthermore il was popu-
lar enough so that il was re-engaged
for another game 10 break of the ~
The Detroit seven has the conf
dence that comes from winning the
series with the Montreal aggregation.
II must be admitted that the three
goals which kept the series here were
all on the lucky order. but they count
ed in the result just the same II
Capt. Blacks men can be as lucky
against Ottawa as against Montreal.
they may cop both games.
The games tonight and tomorrow
night will show the hockey-loving
public here the fast, clean game
which the college players across the
border exhibit.
The Detroit times., 1913-01-01
DETROIT WRESTLING
CENTER FOR A DAY
LbysZkO- Lundin Bout Is the
Most Important of the
Year ESQ far

Detroit will try desperately 10 start
the New Year as the Wrestling CEN
ter or the country.
Now that Frank Gotch refuses to
train for bouts, Zbyszo is considered
the nearest near-champ anr his bout
with Lundin, the monster Swedish
grappler at the Light Guard armory
here this afternoon, together with the
presence OF Doc Roller, of Seattle, and
Heinrich Weber OF Germany, makes
this city for today az least the me
tropolis OF the game.
The main match this afternoon was
of Importance in that upon its result
rested a possible chance 10 meet
Frank Gotch, champion. II Lundin
succeeded in getting victory over the
Pole, il would probably open up a
path 10 the Iowa farmer
A delegation of Swedes from New
York planned TO follow Lundin to De-
troit with a few barrels OF money to
back their favorite with.
The Detroit times., 1913-01-01
REGATTA LIKELY TO GO
TO BOSTON THIS YEAR

Boston will be the selection OF the
National, Association OF Amateur
Oarsmen for the national regatta of
1913, it is predicted The decision
will not be reached for coupe of
months, but II is the general opinion
that Boston is favored. Philadelphia
and Baltimore also are bidders, but
the general feeling among the mem
bers OF the executive committee of
the national association is that Dos
ton has the strongest claim TO the re-
gatta.
Last year IL was held al Peoria, H..
and Washington. ID. c.. was the scene
OF the national rowing races IT the
year preceding
Detroit crews were prominent In the
Peoria regatta last season.
The Detroit times., 1913-01-01
new DATE FOR
HICKSMCOORTY
Oshkosh Boy Will Meet Freddie
in New York Week
From Today

CHICAGO, Jan. Eddie McGoor-
~, of Oshkosh, Wis, and Jimmy Cab
by. OF Milwaukee, will meet in MIL
waukee. on Jan. 20. Promoters from
the brewery town convinced the two
fighters that they would be able 10
stage the match there and the articles
were signed.
Before this fight. McGoorty VIII
meet Freddy Hicks, OF Detroit, Jan
s. and Jack McCarron, OF Philadel-
phia, Jan. 10, In New York.
The Detroit times., 1913-01-01
NELSON OUTPOINTED
BY YANK SCHWARTZ
Battler Is 0utclassed in Early
Rounds, But Nearly
Makes it Even

COLUMBUS. Ohio. Jan. battling
Nelson ended the old year by being
decisively outpointed in lO-round
bout by Yankee Schwartz, OF Philadel.
phia, here last night. In the early
rounds, Schwartz secured big lead
and while the Dane kept improving
as the bout went along, the final
round found the men battling on near
ly even terms
Expected opposition from Column
bus ministers against the mill failed
10 mateTialize.
Fred Handing, OF Dearborn, says he
Is a holdout. Handing is q Nap pitch
er.
The Detroit times., 1913-01-01
IS THAT Sd
lGUE ONCE MORE
Report Reaches Cleveland That
NeY Organization viii
Be Started

CLEVELAND. o., Jan. THAT the
United States baseball league may be
revived this year, with club in Cleve-
land, is a report that reaches the Maps
headquarters today. The league last
ed only few weeks last season, the
franchise cities being widely separat-
ed II is proposed this year TO form
compact circuit in six states with
clubs in the eight cities:
Pittsburgh Cleveland, Cincinnati,
Indianapolis. Chicago, Milwaukee, st.
Louis and Kansas City.
Grounds for the Chicago team are
said 10 have been selected al Elston-.
ave. and Robey-st
The Detroit times., 1913-01-01
DiSsenSIon In Central Ranks
OnSb Goraon CLARK for Time

Trouble has doomed mp for Central
n IN basketball opeing with Pom
,Iac 81 the Central gymnasium satur.
day night. According TO the gossip
"a Central High circles. Gordon
Clark. one OF Central's star forwards
had some trouble with one OF the fac
n'fy athletic authorities and so its up
90 aim 70 stay In citizens toys until
NO holiday vacation h over
~ wr4ps that Gordon Clark win
A. |oes missine VIXEN Central
The Detroit times., 1913-01-01

er than fast hops.
Fl Alexander the Great OF the Phillies
was the greatest In his first year.
Babe Adams, hero OF the 1909 world
+ series bases his claim &c fame on the
work OF his first year in the majors.
Willie Mitchell, the Cleveland south
paw, failed TO follow up his 1910
year with the same glorious work in
1911 and 1912. Now he is slated for
the minors. A sore arm bothered Vean
Gregg and he failed to act In 1912 as
he had in 1911. ..... 49,.
Thus, It looks bad for the men who
burst into brilliancy their first time
out In the big league.
Dubuc has this console ton: He will
have company in the baby wonder
club. He Is picked as the best OF the
American league recruits of 1911, but
Bedient and Cashion are also worthy
or notice. Bedient's WORK the world 8
series brought him fame and upon
Cashion's work In 1913 depends much
OF the Nationals chance to get q peek
4 at the pennant.
Bedient won 20 and lost 10 games
last year, Dubuc won IL and lost 10,
While Cashion, trying at the first OF
the season 10 be an outlelder, won IL
and lost six.
IN the National league there were
Hendrix, Tesreau, Cheney and Robin
son among the buds.
Now that Dubuc has made public
his determination to hold out unless
President Navin satisfies him, which
means unless Navin gives him the
&nInrv he wants he will have AN adj
ditional handicap in cas- his demands
are satisfied
The man who holds out and who is
satisfied IL under the same sort OF
The Detroit times., 1913-01-01
HARRY SMITH, lO-MILE
CHAMP, ADDS LAURELS

NEW YORK Jan lit was con-
ceded today that Harry Smith. the 10
mile champion OF America, had mater.
tally added TO his laurels, by winning
the much advertised three-mile limit
ed handicap by more than lap from
his nearest competitor. who had an
s5-yard start on him. He finished in
14.46 Ok
The Detroit times., 1913-01-01
Each Man Confident He viii
Win by KnOckout-BOth
Men in Good Shape

Los ANGELES, Cal, Jan. with
both men in perfect condition for a
-grnelling battle. one OF the nercest
fights in the recent history OF pugil-
ism is expected in the Vernon arena.
this afternoon, when AL Pazer. OF
Iowa, and Luther McCarty, OF Mis-.
souri,, meet TO decide possession OF a
diamond belt, emblematic OF the
worlds heavyweight championship.
The battle. which is the second OF
a series OF white hope" eliminations
started by Promoter Tom McCarey. n
generally accepted as carrying with IL
the title long held by Jack johnson.
Johnson having been virtually barred
from all the prize rings OF the coun-
try, is looked upon as eliminated from
all consideration in the future As
spectators or the battle, the thousands
OF local fight bugs" have been rein
forced by hundreds OF fans from other
sections or the Pacific coast, and OF
The country at large. So numerous
we're they that Uncle Tom" McCarey
predicted this morning that a sac, 900
house would be on hand, when the
TWO giant maulers meet. at 3 o'clock.
The two men are SO evenly matched
that experts in the pugtltstic game to-
day hesitated TO pick a winner. Al
though PalZer early in the training
stages appeared ~ be the favorite,
betting today was at even money.
Outside enthusiasts have backed she
Iowan strongly, but yesterday and to-
day local fans have come to McCarty's
support, with the result that odds,
w Un ~ ..kl n
favorite. have gone back TO evens,
where, 1t was predicted. they viii re-
main until the gong starts the frocas.
Both men concluded their heavy
work two days ago, and since then
have been resting at their respective
training quarters. To Judge by what
each says, there is not doubt that
the other will go down for che count.
Palzer's advantage in size and the i'm
pressive way he .x.S<pvNf1nt rahHnn<
have drawn tor hi.,. 1nany gA5l5>
His reach exceeds McCartys ckers1
inches, while he Is bigger tis, H.
Missourian in every way. -
On the other hand, there ha6eer
certain element about the wa NC
Carly has trained, that has hA It's
effect on the bettors. II is pohtef
out by these that Luther apparentYIN
showed nothing in his training fer tlPE
high with Flynn several weeks ago. vet
when he got the Pueblo fireman into
the ring he gave him a fearful lacing.
They predict that the lack OF i'm
pressiveness in his training for this
battle therefore. should not be cunt
ed against him. The fears OF friends
that Luther had seriously injure' his
left hand last week, in sparrng
bout, were allayed when an x-fay
photograph OF the damaged walloper
showed 1t was in perfect shape
The Detroit times., 1913-01-01


team, OF Chicago, and the West
Ksons, OF Harrison, y. j.. play here
this afternoon for what is virtually
the soccer championship OF the coun.
try. .
The Pullmans are holders OF the
Peel challenge cup, OF the middle
west, and the West Hudsons hold the
American cup, so they claim the
championship OF their respective Sec
tons.
Conditions for the game are favor
able, the weather being mild and tho
field hard. The men OF both teams
are in good condition. McNollan. the
West Hudson's right, has recovered
from his sprained ankle.
After today's game, the Pullmans
will go east for return game with
the West Hudsons and a series OF
games with other strong soccer teams
in that section.
The Detroit times., 1913-01-01
CHICAGO CUBS JOIN THE LEGIONS
ON THE GOOD ship WATERMELON

CHICAGO Among legons the
this awful
Cubs The abstinence he
All the whose supposed
the pledge and with
be eonnected with the team Including the
The Detroit times., 1913-01-01

The Cards have purchased Larry We
Lean from the Cincy Reds, II Is an
nounced today. What an announce
ment TO make on New Years day
The Detroit times., 1913-01-01

lines up against the Pontiac crew
Saturday. Codd will probably be les.
lie Clark's running mate.
The Indians and the Cowbays may
meet yet. The Eastern High school
schedule Trainer has asked the date
architect at Western for a date for
January. upon which the basketball
supremacy OF the two schools may be
decided. In the Eastern practice YES.
terday, Capt. Rumled and Kersten.
the regular guards. were absent
The Detroit times., 1913-01-01

Word was received that Patsy Bran
nigan's sister died yesterday. IL was
because ~ the serious Illness OF his
sister that Brannigan called Off his
bout here with Harry Dell
The Detroit times., 1913-01-01

The Toronto Driving club resume,
It's ice meeting today.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-12-11
CONGRATULATIONS SIRE:
t~ttanfalten.

Brdlibent @ilion bot NIT ieiner Be-
fiirfportung Der grri6tung lano-
mirtbidoftlider &reoitanitalten, 6ie
in ieiner Sabresboti6aft %eingeben6e
8eriidiidtigung g%efun6en boben> bic.
lerieits lebbaften 8eifau gefun6en.
Sic Sa6e tpur6e 3tpor idon unter Der
M6mtniitrotion feline Gorgangers Goft
angeregt un6 angebabnt. 8efanntli9
lpur6e bon 6teiem etre &ommtliton er.
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la11o, nit Sen in Srage iteben6en fl,
nan5ieaen ginridtungen befannt 81,
MAIDEN. @ber es feblte @ilfons @or.
gd1tger an 8eit un6 @%elegenbeit, feline
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