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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-01-29
William Locke
JAckIES MUST FIND
ANOTHER MEANS OF REVENUE

Washington, Jan. 2S.-Men Of the
navy must find some m1ans of pro-
viding for expense of maintaining pool
and billiard tables other than from
the sale OF food left over from meals
supplied by the government. This de-
cision made public by the comptroller
of the treasury brought sorrow to the
hearts of the enlisted men of the Nor
folk navy yard, who had been in the
habit of maintaining their tables
through the proceeds from the sale OF
bits of broken bread and other 'Ieav-
ings" from the barracks mess room.
Eat all you want, but whatever you
don't eat is the property Of your Uncle
Samuel in effect is what the comp
troller rules. The sale of such food
is held to be illegal and the practice
has been ordered discontinued.
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YESTERDAYS WEATHER.

Furnished by the local office. wealth
er bureau, United States department
OF agriculture, under the direction Of
Willis L. Moore, chief Of bureau, Wash
ington, D. c.
PensacoIa's Temperature Data.
Highest on record for January, 70
degrees.
Lowest on record for January. Is
degrees.
Average of the highest daily tenn
reratures for January, 60 degrees.
Average Of the lowest daily temper
atures for January, As degrees.
Highest temperature yesterday, IS
degrees.
Lowest temperature yesterday morn
ing, SO degrees.
PensacoIa's Rainfall Data.
Normal rainfall for the month of
January, 4.o4 inches.
Total rainfall this January to p.
m, 2.05 inches.
Total excess in rainfall for 1912.
81 As inches
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W ant Ads.
LEGAL NOTICE.


nance be, and the same is hereby, amend
ID 50 as to read as follows:
Section 5. That the rights, privileges
1Bd franchises herein and hereby granted
are granted upon the following conditions
precedent: That said grantee, its success
sors and assigns, shall build, equip and
operate a line of railroad between the
city Of Pensacola and the eastern shore
Of Mobile Bay and opposite to the city of
Mobile In the State of Alabama by No
vember 1st. 1913, and shall within two f2)
years after said date make and maintain
continuous rail connections with the rail-
roads now terminating at Mobile directly
between the city of Pensacola and the
caused by the failure, or refusal, Of the
United States Government to authorize
the erection of a drawbridge. for The use
OF said railroad. over Mobile River after
reasonable and proper application for such
authority by said grantee.
Section 3. That, except as Is herein
otherwise specially provided. each and all
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-01-29

Philadelphia, Jan. 2S.-National
league fans of this town have supreme
confidence in Manager Charley Doom,
and predict a brilliant season for him
in 1913 if he doesn't have another run
of hard luck.
Doom was baseball's hard luck
manager in 1912. q glimpse at the box
scores will show that he hardly had
his varsity string intact in the lineup
more than Is days without Magee for
weeks at the start. just before the
season opened Magee broke a finger
and was on the shelf for a long time.
Hans Lobert spent more days in the
hospital than he did at third base.
Though the Pills played 152 games
during the season, not one player
took part in all the contests. Here Is
the number OF games played and
missed by the regulars:
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NEWS OF THE MARKETS

lative operations by powerful interests
encouraged a more general participation
in the market and speculation at times
was lively. Bonds were steady.
When the spectacular bidding up OF
Can stopped, the market became dull and
fraetionally easier Later there was a
movement upward. in which the best
prices of the forenoon were eclipsed.
Stocks which had not fully participated
in the early rise were bought freely es-
pecially Southern Pacific. which touched
107 Ia.
Favorable December earnings accounted
for the wider demand for the Hartman
stocks.
The market closed strong. Some realiz-
ing went on in parts of the railroad list
under covering of sustained buying OF
certain specialties. Can pfd. increased.
its advance to points and several lower
priced specialties also became strong.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

the terms, conditions. provisions and
stipulations contained and mentioned in
the aforesaid ordinance approved April %,
1910. and amended December II, 1911,
shall remain in full force and effect.
Section 4. That this ordinance shall be
Of no effect unless the said Pensacola,
pany shall, on or before December 31st,
1912, file its written acceptance thereof in
the Office of the City Clerk. and thereby
agree to each and an the terms, condi-
lions, provisions and stipulations thereof.
Section 3. That all ordinances and
parts OF orinances in comet herewith be,
and the same are hereby, repealed.
Section s. That this ordinance shall
and approval
Passed December II, 1912 Approved
December II, 1912
FRANK REILLY, Mayor.
Attest: ADRIAN E. LANGFoRD,
Sjanoaw4w City Clerk.
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New York Stocks.

Akew York. Jan. 2s.-American Can
stocks were the center of activity at the
opening Of the stock market today. The
first transactions in the common stock
amounted to $500 shares and the quota
ton was advanced a point On the next
few sales the price rose another point.
Can pfd. advanced point at a time from
1z0 to 124. The general list was firm
with moderate advances among the ma
Jortty Of the more active shares. Loril-
lard gained ? points and Harvester ! Ia.
Business expanded greatly, with a more
general display of activity and strength
than for long time Can pfd. advanced
points to the accompaniment of fumoFs
that larger payment would soon be
made on the accumulated dividends.
Varied influences continued today in
today's manifestation of strength. De-
cember reports of Western roads
strengthened the railroad list and indus
trial specialties were helped by buoy
ancy of tobacco and Can stocks. Manipu-
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Liverpool Market.

Liverpool, Jan. 2s.-Cotton spot quiet.
Prices steady American nfddling fair,
7SS. Good middling, 7.04; middling, 6.s4:
low middling. 6.66; good ordinary, 6.26;
ordinary, 5.92.
Sales of the day were 1000 bales, of
which 500 were for speculation and export
and included $500 bales American.
Receipts $4,000 bales, including 1S.40o
American.
Futures opened easier and closed very
steady.
January, SOS; January February, 6.61;
February March, $50 1-2. March-Aprtl,
$50; April-May, $50; May-June, SIS;
Jurie-Juiy, $685. July August, 6.53: Au-
gust September, 6.4S1-2: September DC
tober, SIS; October November, go; No
vember- December. SIT IL: December
January, SIS i-2; January February,
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PRIZE FIGHTER DIES AS
RESULT OF A BLOW

New York, Jan. 2S.-"Chicl1' Rose,
prize fighter, knocked unconscious in
Brooklyn last night by a blow on the
chin in the sixth round of a ten round
bout with Sailor Smith, died today
in hospital. Smith and the referee
were arrested.
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NEGRESS GIVEN
HEAVY SENTENCE

At yesterdays session of the court
of record, Judge E. ID. Beggs presiding,
Ollie Bennett, negro woman, living
in the restricted district, was con-
vieted on the charge of petit larceny
ard sentenced to three months in the
county jail and to pay fine of $50
and costs or serve three months addi-
tional If she fails to pay same. The
woman was charged with robbilg a
white man of $40 about two weeks ago.
Julian Suggs, a young white man OF
this city, pleaded guilty to the charge
of selling cocaine without physi-
clans prescription. He was sentenced
to serve thirty days in Jail and to pay
q fine of $50 and costs or serve three
months additional II he fails TO pay
same.
r. L. Whitaker, a negro, charged
with an unprintabIe crime, was fined
$50 and costs or serve four months.
The negro girl in the case is under
eighteer. years old, but the court de-
clared her to have bad reputation
which was responsible for the light
sentence imposed upon the defendant
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PICKINGS FROM
POLICE STATION

Thirty eight cases were docketed for
trial in the recorders court yesterday
morning. Nineteen defendants were
found guilty, seven discharged, one
turned over to the county and eleven
cases were continued. The fines as
sessed amounted to SS1.
+. B. Brooks, charged with exceed
ing the speed limit with an automobile
was fined So and costs.
Johnnie Wilson, negro, charged with
being a dangerous and suspicious
character, was bound over to the
county.
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Money! on Call.

New York. Jan. 2S.-Money on call
steady 21-203 per cent. Ruling rate.
2 "a, closing bid s-4. offered at per
cent. Time loans steady; sixty days 3 IL
per cent; ninety days 3 3-494 per cent,
six months 4@4 Ia per cent. Prime mer-
Sterling exchange firm with actual
business in bankers bills at 4.s3.75 for
sixty-day bills and at $a.S7.6 so for demand.
Commercial bills at SASS; bar silver
81 IL; Mexican dollars. 4S liz; govern
ment bonds firm; railroad bonds firm.
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Naval Stores Market.

Savannah, Jan. 2S.-The spirits of tur-
Dentine market opened firm this morning
at Al IL cents with no sales. and closed
6FIn at IL to II IL cents, with sales of
40 casks Receipts were 250 casks, ship
meHts S57 casks and stocks of 20, SIS
casks.
The rosin market opened and closed
firm. Sales were 1921 barrels, receipts
1885 barrels. shipments 1886 barrels and
stocks OF 127, $50 barrels
Quotations were as follows:
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SPORTING NEWS OF INTEREST
cleveland Player is Here; Practice
Today at the Maxent Baseball Park

PROFESSIONAL SAYS
OTHER PLAYERS WILL BE HERE
EARLY AND THAT HE AND
BOBBY GILKs ARE ALREADY
PLANNING SOME FAST GAMES
MAY BRING NEW ORLEANS
TEAM HERE FOR PRACTICE
GAMES.
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THE CONGRESSMAN

He cannot get them all a job
So he proceeds
To try to square the bowling mob
With garden seeds.
Louisville Courier Journal.
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Pensacola Cotton Marx

The following report is furnished daily
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EAlIison & Co.. Cotton Merchants, Pen
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-15
Sra Syresoal.

SoIf taIer III fla intenem: Spao
bill 1913 bringe os? 1918 par ct
llaar paa mango Sis; ri maa baabe,
of 1913 fife ifal Iigne BET. 13 SaI'
let er ct lett Sal, flyer De gaIlle -
Dog Lao oS iptte alt / CUBS Soalro.
Zen Ace Sonlar oar ieg til Be
grapelie iii Sore / aaslono. Vtt1t
Spoger gannle Baal Salporion Sore
err life mere. San tit, iom leg npli8
bar ifrepet, Slag ibsit, og bar itoen
maattet bolbe Sengen. Nogle Gage
fsr SsaIl osoe ban npiten l10en Smers
ter, S5 aar. Sigpeig, bans Siritru,
70 Iar, er raft og rsrtg enolu1. Sum
er min elbite Ssiter. s fan fro,
fi9re eamle 8enner / gmerifa, at oct
bar forlrnoerligt Gilt at fomme lam.
men meb ole min Seitre og iau
mange Of mrine ltngoom8- og Sorn'
bomsoermer berbprte / Ia8lanbs-
grertben, iom ieg bar iaa mango
WGnber fra, bebarebe / nit Sierte.
8arnIe 8unnbiIo Smgeoalspeiten
Dor paa &inben mn bos fin 9atter o8
SpigerIsn 9etlbif og Signe. Sum
er oper 80 Iar. 8amle Sorbisrg
8ruper er mt ben elbite / Iaslano,
81 Iar, og rolf og rsrtg par bum til
bier Dag, fortalte benoes Ssn Bet
ter, iom bar @odrben. Better er,
iom 8 minbes, gnfemano. Son bar
gift meb Iargit Seaopo fra Moe
Soan. San bar ire fonfirlnerte
Born, Better, en- flor Itmlt Sente
glfe og to pafre Gutter, begapeoe
9srrt btitnof. Sorius bor 9aaet pou
SfoIe ! gpen I 5 Iar, M / @inter er
bn / Sronobiem paa ben tefntIfe
Seiifole. Slao er bjenune er0o.
Saa bar ban TO Senter ufonftrmerte,
Sorbisrg og 8iertrto. Set ct en-
batter ltnebomsHof / Iaslonb, o9
noffer er beres Serb ogioa. Set bor
en- paffer feitlig 9egrabelie, Baal lit.
Ser bar blibrte ale / bpert SuS / be-
Ie 8rpnben. Set bar IS Seite |
S9rben, men at bans @srn bar life
tiliteoe andre emo Saabor, 9loite
Gsnnert, iom bar peret meo Dem ale
Gage og ilibt og orbeibet, % Iaa Gro
gaffa. 9agne Iomlie / Sfofie Hap
life neboper, 90 bun ffltlbe babe
imoo. Soa err Der tire / Imerifa,
@rnnbilb, Warqit og Ssrgen. Ser
fom 1tetop 9rep ira Sorom 8rciIonb,
pg bum f~ortalte, at Ssr9en bar Ser
/ ben6es Rprbeo mi. EaaI taGte ON
eber alle, for BON bsoe, pelii9neoe og
taffebe eber. San bebe / Sreo. Sm
Gsnoogsrnor9en maatte ieg fort biem
igier, forbi Sobn er ing. Seq bar
90 bare til 2airplmtS til N(osbiIO %
s(sIaf. San biIbe fslge mig meo
SeIt. speimlne @obsl ifpbiebe MIG
bortoper. Seq looebe banl, at ic1oe
Silien til bans 9rober og Ssiter,
&etil Soriusion os euro.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-15

GAP fra iig SorpaltninGeu eIer 9e.
fatuiugen nleo ben, baD0c ban Ieoet
iaa bel, at &%isbei1tnmlet for 8aar.
Sen bar betalt, ser bar bpdaet me
Slie, o. man bapbe 1000 aroner
itaoenbe / @artfen pno @darSens
&onto. San par / Iargc &i0cr meo /
Serreositpret, Srofsrer % han inSe.
baoSe forsortqt oe ileite tomnrndle
Spero / 8pgbeu. San bar 0trcfter
/ S~parebanfer % SI6nrjng$oireftsr
Oct bar &iaano, ION if oprettet
Spdrebanfen. Seq tror mi foruiit,
at ser fltnbe ifripes Ell itor 9oG bare
ON SSobn ailanb. bans Gin og @irfe.
San cr ~perrerI, girimiIo, GAP.
milo, biTIpiom / Rs0 % llIuffe;
hsrer ban noge1t bar liot Sfooe, iaa
er ban tiIiteoe meb fin hipIocnbe
Saarb, men iaa bar oQian &orberre
peIitgnet borr meb SperiIo6 al baoSc
tinteIiqe % ~aaroelige @oper. San
ifal pGre peIitgnet at c2!
Sen bel, @enuer, og oPr billet ira
o8I
S~prbifrr pic
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-15

Eli Sogoiore bar iee iaa blot. Der
err itor 6oranoring banOe meo Sus
og Serb MI, moo bouo 5 minoes, Oo
s fPr6cOes Ser / foroums 0oge. Sar
bar @ifen ogiaa, &etiI; ban fisbte
Oct al &rooeren Better, iom er noget
ifrol me6 Selien. Sc iiooer meo en-
% &jer og Seit o. Saler. San
er en- boI0en Wtano, og iau bar De
bare Ben enc Seunen Better. 9ir.
git er iom et ltngoom rolf, og ri
mootte opfriife MinOerne ON mango
8enltelag, iom hi baooe / unge Iar,
Seq Dil0e enife, nogen al mine 81
Itct0ebern tunOe Ienoe mig ct @rep.
SiitnOf er oct mango, ieg minoes
NOE item bare iom en- 0rsm, men Del
er mi life iao faa SIGgtnin9e, ieg
bar / @merifa. Seq bilier eoer, fi9'
re! @lo6et er tpffere END SanO, iag'
Be oe gamle.
Sorom S%oaoiSootter Wobeim
OpOe mi meuem Sui og Nptoar, men
benoe8 90 oariqe Wtober Ieper iamt
bctOes Nooer8 Seiter Spge @noIen,
iom er mango og otteti.
Ser bIep ifllOt 5 @Ige ibeIt. s
8rptebeim por BET @unnor 8rpte,
Slan g. 8rpte, Saapor Susiteil
Smut SomsGfre, Sariei Souger,
@iermuto Soopiion. s @rpffebeien
@iermuno 9oIpIon, &1u,t @eltm,
&nut &olliopIobien % @unnor
Norbbs. s Ropebeien Ger Sorbbi.
fen, InOrea$ og @enoif Nope. 8
S~itiebeien: Soopi q. Site og Soopi
E Sitie, Slop Norobe % 8arl
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Itoo) % SoriltS SpoIeitoQ. Gn 9isrn
bIeo Ifltot al Soooi Z. Site og go.
ban Ror6be.
Gen me 8aab I 6preSoonb Ifol
heoe "Seisner" efter 9ontle ofOsoe
HrooIt / S1rcSbol, opO 1870. Spar
Nn0r. Selsner.
Smut Z. Miobs, TOM / en- Rpffe al
Iur bar ppret Stprer al SolIens
&onoelSlog, bar MI foact @oitcn ion1
@etient og Stprer at IamOoI5perfs
Sonoelsforretn!nG. Son ifaI fIpttc
oio op MI otter 0Dtoar. s fait 2en
bar ban Ser. 1900 og 2 Erocent al
9rutosS miGtningen, iamt frit 2pS,
Sus og SEQ.
setpeitc / sfofic itoor life s0e,
MI bar Wiffel Ianot, Sennen til
SoGpor Wonot poo 9ulen, taget
imoo 8aoroen og Dor Ser meo lin
rn9e SuItru. Set er 9atter til Z,
SosIie poa 9aler,. De er reIigieIt
interesierte urrge 9GgtefoIf. Eolei
Sore er gift meo Surf .. Sergelonr
Il Sfafie.
@uorbbon6Icr / 9pgoerne: 8
GeIioro: Sens 6. 2on8penOu / EEL,
ioro bar ioIgt @ooroen lin til $. $
@ropen. Soa bar Sens igien fjebt
2iQnren / $50. &iebeiummen cr
ufjenot. &nllt 9. Soerbs / aamots,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-15

oaI bar ioIet @ooroen fin til Ole
apammen for 5000 Str. 8aaropria
ierne tiger, iigeS BET fra SeIioro.
MaIerer arSreaS Soltorm / api'
teieio fol boIoe Ell Ntalerifole M e.
ter Rptaar oppe / 9rlrrfebcre hos
airfcianger aetiI Safrisien. Gim'
goblet / Siun, iom bsrer til Statet,
er mi uSloobet iii 9eilpnoirser.
SmebsbuS til Sans grgeI for 1900
Ser, Sar9eu til RiIs Saltqen for
1900 SER, De TO Glabie @isines til
Slap 8isire8 FOR 5000 Ser, digger
rms Ill Soraeir Strortb FOR $3.50 Ser.
Soionb iii SIop 8. Soiarrb for 100
Ser, Ssnbre Spgoren iii Sanoor
Spgaren for 5000 Ser, Norbre On.
goren til Sob$. Spgoren for 1000
Ser. en- Cont I'll Smut Mibbs for
400 Ser. % ct Sfogitpffe iii Smrt
Gable for 400 Ser.
StogbanoeI / SopooIsmo. Cor.
Qeir s. @roneIte bar Iolgt ira fin
Gicn6om 2Itre @oieno Sfo9 iii llo.
bugit, neb til 6 SOB og 912 I'll Sau'
Dor q. 9reiIanb % &etiI .. Srei.
Ionb iomt @ierm,no og SIao 9oupe
ira SepbaISmo. 8isbei ummen ifol
efter iigenOe bore $4,000 Ser. Der
bar life o9ret bugget poa 1S-2O
glar % Ou finn neo iii ~ 500. Ero'
fe8ior Sfeie, iom er fommen fro
Raulano, bar facet SOB, at fiebe 70
8aaroe beroppe. Den enc bebcr
GIip&tisnn, men Sen onoer mtnbes
icq life. 2ensmano SamSgoarb
@inie oQ bans 70 SeItre Gro og SSrr.
ger bar ifipnfet belle iin 6ormlle til
@inie Serreo. 9e ct oeoe ale, men
oe bapbe iomrooot, of Iaa ifltIoe bct
ppre, ga Sc ingen Irpin8er bar.
@oarben blep ioIgt mi. &onrmlnen
ipefuIereoe poa, at fiebe 6cn I'll
8omIcbiem, men ieg tror life, Der
por StemninQ for ct iIi9t Silent
&inie. Sobn Z. Wiobs, rIbIte Sen
til Gore oq Wurgit er mt / Bergen,
San Itoar iom SeItprer al 81tlbergS
Notwithstanding meb Ell Con al
5000 &r. oorIig. San er gift, men
bar life Barn. %srunb 8. Sale
bierg og Suitru Slr9ebjerg ifiGnfe0e
bort 600 Ser. til Ceiling bIonot fot.
tiQe IN, til Sui. De bar goo HaoO,
oQ en- ~QIroeIig SltIe9aue bar BET for
ale, Iom fif goot al Sen. sore pGrC
life QobbierteOe WermeIfer!
@or Spgos gippeite Wano, Sobr
&iQnnO, blir MI li6t 9ammel, men
ban hor ogiao baot en- lang og itrpnQ
@%rbcibsoog, buooe / ooroeItg og ma,
terrell Senieenoe. San foar lit 9o0G
GftermpIe / begge oiSie SenIeenoe,
9en tO0e Sonltar 1918 bIeb ban
tiloelt Observation-Disclosures
SglpnteoaIie for 8~aoro8brllg oQ
S]ortjencIter al 2mobrl1get. Cen bor
ban nof fortient, San bar utnoet
i1o meget mt 2uno. 9aobe Sar8.
Qoor6en &iQonb, iom MT Senner
&etil bar, og 8Gting, iom ban bar
boet poo mi Ell 80 aor, bar bar
brepet op til rene WsniterbruQ, 81
beoite / 6pre5ooI. San 9ioroe ogioc
@pgben en- Itor Sieneite, ba "@omle
beimen" Solicit bIeo fiebt. ltn6er
hans DpperIige 6orpoltning fom oe:
! iItono me6 SUITE og alt, % ga bar
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-15
Champion Deering
Mccormick Milwaukee
Osborne Plano

Scrarorinaer 8cuTrutnorsn Of bisie Rutrer aisres nm nnar ot.
tIiat arbetoe / Narrsu pter Toruuoruu9eu at prre en- Fprbtertra. Spao
TprunSrtus.r siGres iorsaer Mu'ttnsrs Ttrt.truft os sisres III. blot o.
bart for at bare uoget at omtale.
H c Dntnsr bar btotd tHohShrt 8srotrs Soruasre, bar usbt o.
operouuost fua munae fcrftisntas StaaS &ariensbeor o. bt mcbfatts
Sprboloe, at Der MI life er uoatt Spsrasmaal ON ber.s 9ueHsheb iii at
firrt. btaoe % iueipnre oft aorr botltsuionttft Tiger, snru ben er
tpf eatr tpro, hpi ,ntr fort, Nansuos, Isssuhe .n,r 'aumtrctnet.
Sibeu at uuocrisgs MISUNDERSTANDING 5iaamaftner o. EssS1'
Der sr ipr pg life eier at on fisher. SpFrg 6ne Rabper ON oeres ge.
nina ON BE- gPaliner. be bruacr. Gnbsl pl az fprItentae Brurbe fasort.
iere en-, andre en- anben, o. Set fan bare en- mss.t afsirrsnse %snoFpe,lre
paa BIZ 8isb, men BIZ BIZ fnbe bern ne enftmntge Sacgr AZ en- .utr an.
ben al b. Waftn.r b. iRIatr.
Eli Dob Climbing trrrsts COB SpsNra 'aacel icm en- aoe TpaFfn.,
Zen t9rhfc o. rpnefc er ben, Der '9laes al II c 2otaGtauel.r. Ten
fommer grher eoranter'b. for Srueoe % gest, % ben irlses unser
SanocGsnauncnc Champion, Ftertns, gqeG ornttf, Tilsvanfse.
OSBORNE, glano, International. Ter .r ire eraoes al bpert
sRerte - Rurc 5Pauifa, Wantta, StidI % STANDARD.
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