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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-11

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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-11
slntfDotiiatS BON @rtbtrlpe
Bran BtrstnaRo.

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bes ermprOetsn 0Iterrsi9iI6en 3bron.
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stpuS auf CUTE 2frt CAB, bsrIebte
barauf ieinsm Sungen cine Muuls
ihele, ole Der aleine nit iGmmers
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uno REF ben Sungen beran. Sin
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tennen gelernt!" Maran
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.enteno): s8us miro benn bic
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der er bat mein Sntosnito NIT aler
ipabrsn tpollsn.@ Maran
Iber bntte ben SbronfoTger tptrtIt4
Iiht erfonnt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-11
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ben rings I'm Die 9tirn. Man
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member, gum 8eilpiel aappen aus
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senist q fdon, bic GiiBe tur3 talt
db5undiden. SIN un0ern Tdgen
tperoen beige 6ubbG0er Don fiira,rer
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9emperatur Ioa our8l6nittlih 40
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oas belize 5ubbuO tam f6 EN-,
tur5s talte abpai9ung Der 6!iBe
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ben 8afer, oOtr aud ourd bsif.
Ndferbdoer. au9 aopflidtbaoer
tonren ii4 dls lpirtidm sripsilen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-11
Die emiee 5aoo. |
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men batttH, Iaesn boa aui ibrsm
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li6s GrrssuHg. bic iih iaum nod Be.
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-11

BON osn @sbdnien, anOsrs 3itIs a,
InhL Gbirlsn btganH bdmit, 6l
8erItrtuunetn Der Wr0bHabt ouf1u
fuasH. nm Ib 80 ssrftrsusH. 6alb
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luiigu @eieaidait. lstns trditi8
uno sIoiii6s 0aiur ihisn altr
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ialis 8ouht am Morgsu. uno d
tublts ib frifh un6 arbtiisiatig
dut psHn tr Hur siu padr StuhO,r
gsibIaisn bate.
.6f d%bertrtibtn e elm psHia.
mfin q'tbtr4, p1rntt Sauitn ibr
zines qbsuos. Bo6 S6trltB faIua
leidtisrtig Die @arnuus in ben
WiHo.
uno Bdbrtuo bieisr Woden BON
gpntbia ME Elm Ton; od aid Der
Colonel idpisg, 70 oraHg teins Rd6s
ridt gu SbtrlfD btribsr. Der Iogdr
ptrmisO, BET Observation-Disclosures Be-
tannitn ibr 5u begsonen.
Ginss abenbs dber trdf er nit
Tom Darlington sdlammen; es mar
i'm aIub, mo Som sbsu mad snsIi'
idtr Wldnier isinsn IebtsH granop
uno Sood trani. Gr fuiniis GbirIep
btrdn.
.S0rsn Gle, George, Elm gsbsim.
nis aber th muB mid auf Gle
berlaFsn t0nnen.
sWleiu @ort odrduf."
sic ]srinneru iih oss Qbenbs bel
GBhtbid, = ih meme, als Die Ishens
Den 8iIOsr gsftsLt pur6sn, oeB glus
mtnts, oIs Sim 6ubburS BON Den
btioen 9umsn. Der gdronin uu6
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aommsutdrt ba3u."
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SD bsrfsbe ni6i
.Qun Stbbdr6 iI'g."
Gbirlep srtdnnte iofort Die BE,
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beg 5reanOes, uuo auf f,inen Mis.
men maIts iia aud elm fares Grs
ME iiber ettpas unbsarsifs
Qber cine Rsauna b,s
mif5t, fi5 Elm, = .r
mar isIbft iiberraTdt, ipie unbeus0t
Il Die Peuisteit in iih uufnabm. Rur
oaB sr an siusn SargOsdsl o19t.,
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s6ubbnrO - fagte sr toulog.
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3ufal bag @ebtimnis BON feinsr
Mlauo erfabren BABE, Der
Die es mile. 9i9t eiumaI
,er Colonel dbnts es. Die 9erlo.
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bate Cynthia osfuat, Die
her bod iemano bdben muBts, nit
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1T Die msni6Eihe Notar,
,eun 5er5ensIeioenI9aften ins Gpid
ommen, Dab INNER mod cine Der
orgsns Soffnung gang in Der Siefe
hlummsrt, Die Elm pI0Bli6er Ruf su
2ebsn erpsdsn fam. Qber
.Bt mar IS aus, - Sim 5ukbdro
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'ns grDffnungsn geanttportet, uur
line Ilienen batten feline QnteiInabs
le perrdten. (,
rMertpir6ig bleibt es bod, bas |
Jpn gepdbIt bat, Iagte er {
gepifermuBen uIs 5utit fsi, {
er 9e6dntsn.
Run, meinte garrington, o6iels :
pes erf4eint mertfparoig, :
ie 70 bisIe 3uriidgeniefen Bat. :
Der 5ubbnrb lit Der Mtann, Der g
re qbantaiis errsgt bat, feline abens +,
uerIide ~2aufbubn, iein punoer5as Z
T Quftieg. Sd lam ss begreifen, q
IB bic getpunoernug Die 2iebe aes i
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IT an 9ssoemona uno 0tbeQo. :
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PRINCE gemaht. !
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-11
ssftcnnuas gnSeiiunaen.

9ieie SHUTTER psrhen an irssuo
cine aorsHe ssgsn Ginieuoung oss
preiies geTdidt. Man gebs hummer
unb 9r6B, uno DIE belle qoreis
oeutli4 sdfrieben on unb f6ids ben
Coupon nebit 10 Cents fir ieSes
bsItellts mluIsr an bag
Dept, Omaha Tribune
1911 SotDaro ct
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-11

a~refftn6. .Nn, aoppsI,
ipie mar Dir Oenn 3n Mute, dls 0u
Die GeDiBbeit bdtteit, boB 8ein aai,
Iierer NIT finf3igtoufsno DoIor
uno nit Gsinsr 5rnu our6eesongen
iei2"
sNut i4 flhItt MID erleidtert.9
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-11

5ort. Gle: 5eute TT Der
5ipsite 5dbrtstug, mo i9 Dit mein
SdDort ftsntte. Suit BUS bsrgsHsu.
Mrtur2
Gr. Neit - nber pergeben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-11

1911 9ODarO Ct.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-11-19

FABYAN PL.. 93--Six large, light, airy
rooms all improvements, including electric
lights house one year old and newly deco
rated; reasonable rent.
FABYAN PL., 94--Six-room fiat; all inn
movements except heat; near Clinton troll
ley Inquire janitor, on premises
PARAMOUNT Az, 9O-Six nice. bright airy
rooms and bath, $40. Inquire MIR. FESS-
LER 80 Paramount av.
PARAMOUNT Av., 265-Four or Ave pleas
ant rooms; improvements; private porch
pantry near South orange av. car: 10 min
able.
FLAT--60 Seventeenth av.; first floor; five
nice rooms and bath; hot and cold water,
range. Inquire second floor.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-11-19

ROYAL
Nos 92-g4-96 North Broad St. near Tbirvi
av.; minutes to Brle station, 10 minutes
TO Market aud Broad Large, light ard
T.roopi apartments; steam heat, hot water
and janitor service furnishedi individual maid
Accommodations tiled bath, electric lights;
will decorate TO suit tenants taste In heauti-
fnl Japanese grass cloth and handsome paper
with cut-out borderg; every room clean and
entirely renovated. Inquire of tsnltor or THE
EDWARD W. MARTIN CO.. 10 gathgate pl,
near Roseville station, D.. l. and W. r. R.:
nhnnn 300 BRANCH Brook.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-11-19
You're Out Nothine---for 1t Costs Nothing


OF Inc Sta Photograph Of your house with location and price wish sell for
costs nothing list here and we sell commissions will
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-11-19
BOARDING

COURT 81. g. The Tinquev-Fine large
and small steam heated rooms en- suits
II desired; excellent table; telephons.
COURT ST., 7e-si meals. 81; rooms, 81
to 81
FOREST HILL. Lake ST. 77s--Two large.
we'll furnished rooms; also smaller ofls.
with board: nne location Phone 1898 3.
LIGHT warm furnished ROOM with all IN
provements and best German table. nnli
board Sc. ss7 South It'll ST. near -four
lines
ORCHARD sT.. 122-Pleasant front reoa
improvements; board II desired
SUMMER Az. sgs. cor. Nursery st--ran1s
boarders taken: good table excelsHr
cooking.
OFT or TOWN
VERONA. Grove as.---Laree
able Tor one q two homo eolnferss. rsn-
trsliy located.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-11-19
FAIRFAX

Apartments,
5b7-56l CLINTON AY.
modern six and seven-room apArtmentst
paruuet floor: rooms nicely arranged all
improv ements janitor service; these apart
meuts will make comfortable bnue and
We can make the rent fit your income; come
In and talk It over. FIDELITY TRUST
CO., Real Estate Dept. Room s15. Pruden-
tai Building.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-11-19
DEvoNsHIRE APARTMENTS.

EARL ST., 12--Free rent until December /;
five nice rooms; all improvements; rent
SIS ana SIC. Inquire janitor on premises
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-11-19
APARTMENTS & FLATS
TO LET

FOREST HILL--Five light rooms and bath
in two-family house; steam heat; separate
entrance; newly decorated; rent SIT. SEQ
Mt. Prospect ay Inquire MR.. BAKER, 259
Verona av
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-11-19
APARTMENTS & FLATS
TO LET


BERGEN ST, 92b-Second-foor fiat; six
rooms; all improvements except heat; in
two-family house, rent reasonable to right
tenant.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-11-19

f q
room tat ffsI foo4 +, -. 1- lsst.,,z -
hood; al imzfozemsnls. ine5astns sass,,
iee. ressoasbis ''ialso 70 tfaan ana fr9i-
~ HAisHED FLAT WANTED
WbNTED-Three-f5oy and t..s s.-..s..
lis. - s,5 5slsfette sna adams give psF-
= hoA =. stsE oihef
APARTMENT WANTED
-- oesI - asll Aaeregs BRADY Kit 81
-----=---
FURNISHED ROnMc To
.sN0sA'o ~
LEI
s--~~----.s-
. -
oeaF bath: private; quIsi. rsa8sd. 10 M M.
MES val -Four Corners. reasonsbie. rsfas II.
s4sgs Is ouitmsn ST few DOORS frsn
- 80
: lAag1 ST. as-Pleassur Ifont r9oa,
improvements.
= -
B4Nh 81, 20. rear High sL-I.srss r5osa
al Improvements.
g7- ,1,7I 90
b1ANAt ST i3-f5anueellns r,eIas foT ha5sss
bic i9.
tt,.1--7 -, ----
sleeping rooms: imp1oTenents. ra as,'s
BROAD sT- az ,,,rs A. - -
room Tor gentlemen. hssf. 80 t'A'
BROAD SIR. 1fai--Redssareta.l .5zs,.-,...sa.5 +.
and cold y siee. sitti--ra.,s. so. nm y ne
sefy reasonable ''sts op'Heas=--
------ ---------
ir15To,s.,,s,5 .arge llont room al
+ sired. fs75Irslis- - 2aA7sii1hB : ~
t--
BROAD sr pssZr.s l,..,. -
men; sIse sir,ia sas -, &c s % 91 no sentis-
--- 49, =.
BROAD ST. as-Nicsi,. f1roisl,ai ,ooT,5. +,
l., ~ i,9 pirate famiiF convenient
- -----.e-.
og mems ms = - -, line agssssksspins spseI
, Two be ID f-.neit.s qssfaf e IA - e y,
centrally located ''''
BANK ST. as-re-o o,arsetil.s. voor,. 80,
ieetoH = shiiSTs, i2i a9. . no Cd
=. e'1o A@4 Loo-a
BLEBCKEg ". 5-I.arse fr.nf roon r.,
ments: minutes t,a,t 5Sshe' az impssfs
-------- .---[ l1oes
COLUMBIA Srr a. ..sras, 60, r,..-,.7
besi rb,,,. eihg er Gentlemen; stsssa
-. -e..e2..
CENTRE ST. ae-Front room s,i,,h,, =
~ e1----.- = Yelaents
CLAY ST. es-Tie.fv ft,rBish.5 1880 -.
able for one or tvrS q4rfis,ae. -'S'''' sAs'
tI,rNTos- AZ "a -5.-1 g. go.
large room; aii eorvanisness. $500
- =.
Iitebenefts. neT nsna,,., w1sia room ana
---------- -9--------
+ COURT ST aT-Nefflx furnished -,r-r
Z "a
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-11-19

FLAT, eco Springfield ay.--Seven very
large, light rooms, all Improvements ex-
eept heat only two families in house; will
rent reasonable to desirable party. Inquire
A. 4. MULLER, ass Springfield av.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-11-19
APARTMENTS & FLATS
TO LET

MURRAY ST., 51-Second floor; rooms:
range; hot and cold water; stationary
tubs and gas; rent SIS per month. 7. +.
LEMASSENA & SON, s2s Broad st.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-11-19

F4REPROOF furniture storage. separate
heated pisno rooms. lowest storage aud ms
rate IN State. Tel $3.50 Orange r. r.
WATSON. - Mckinney az.
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1856 LINCOLN AVENUE.
a MI & DOOM A d u TN 7 sTsIfgy

1886 LINCOLN AVENUE.
AND ROOM APARTMENTS.
100 feet 70 Washington aY.; 10 minutes 20
D., L & w. and Manhattan tubes; all OUT
side apartments; beautiful and luxurious
equipment; steam heat, hot water and Jani-
tor service furnished; buildings are arranged
on garden plan with individual porches;
brand-new; rents s2S to s55; other perticu-
lars on application. THE EDWARD ".
MARTIN COMPANY, Is Bathgate pl. Phone
1864 B. B. Near Roesville station
18th Ay., 52S-Five large. light, airy rooms
with up-to-date improvements.
OUT OF TOWN
AMHERST Sr.--Second floor. rooms, tiled
bath, steam, electricity; sac.
AMHERST ST.--Second floor; rooms, bath.
steam minutes to station; $3.50.
EAST ORANGE, Central av.--Six rooms and
bath; steam heat, electricity. 20 minutes
to Broad and Market; s2s.
NEW Boston plan, Burnett ST., two-famiIy
rooms, BATH sS6; hardwood floors. tiled bs.ths.
SOUTH CLINTON ST.--Second apartment,
seven rooms and bath; steam, electricity:
rent $50.
HALsTED T--First floor, rooms and
v. d. BURGEssER.
/ SPECIALIZE IN RENTING
BIG LIST-LoW RENTS.
CENTRAL AY., COR, CLINTON ST,
EAST ORANGE.
Open Monday and Friday
evenings,
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WALNUT ST. fs5-Six large rooms. in
two-family house, water and gas; rent S13
T. F. LEMASsENA & SON, 828 Broad ST.
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ROSE ST. %.

-Four rooms, with improvements; ti2; 10
minutes from Broad and Market; near Clln-
ton av. car lines. Inquire on premises, or s.
Stratford pL BRQDY.
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APARTMENTS & FLATS
TO LET

RlDGEWOOD Az, a0-FfVe light rooms;
frst floor all improvements except steam.
rent 317. Inquire third floor or Ga Chad
wick av
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CHESTNUT ST., 421-One block from end
of Bergen car line; 4 large, clean. light
rooms; handily located. newly decorated
beautiful view; price So See AMBROZE
l78 Ferry st. Call at house or THE ED
WARD ". MARTIt' CO.. Is Bathgate pl.
city. Tel. 1861 B. B.
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FOREST HILL.

ELEGANT apartment; seven or eight rooms;
two-family house; everything separate;
electricity and gas; A No. i condition.
IS South Parkway, East Orange; tel. 1866
Orange.
PARAMOUNT Av., IO3--Six large rooms;
all improvements; bath, pantry; fine To-
cation; convenient to cars; SIS. Inquire
janitor.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1914-12-25
JAPS OUTNUMBERED
GERMANS AT TsING-TAu
Commander of Fort Says He Was
Lacking in Men.

Tokyo, Nov. S0.-Lack OF soldiers
and modern equipment caused the de-
feat at Tsing-tau, according to General
Meyer aIdeck, German Governor Of
Kiao-chau, who is held prisoner al Flu
kuoka. In an interview with japan
csc newspaper man the General declared
it would have required at least 10000
men, armed with modern guns, to have
resisted the Japanese attacks, whereas
he had total OF only about 8, 500 men
and most Of the guns in the Tsing-tau
fortress were OF an old type.
"All our supply Of explosives bad
been exhausted when the Japanese be-
gan the final attack, +" be said, so we
could offer no resistance and all forts
fell easy victims. With our force we
could not oppose the Japanese, who
had between %, 200 and 80, 900 picked
troops, assisted by 1000 British troops,
with over 100 powerful guns.
"A large number Of our comhatants
were wounded in the previous fighting
and we called out all German residents
in Tsing-tau. We had one 14-year-old
boy and three 15-year-old boys. They
were employed in in the automobile
transportation work.
About 200 Germans were killed and
600 wounded, according to the General.
Fragments Of bursting shells caused
the most Of the injuries. The General
paid tribute to the bravery and marks
manship Of the japanese. When the
japanese artillery bombardment was at
its height, he declared, between 500 and
600 shells hit each fort daily.
AS the bombasdment OF the artillery
progressed, the General said, the guns
| from the Austrian cruiser Kaiserin Eliz
abeth, the Germon gunboat Jaguar and
the destroyer $50 were landed and all
subsequent fighting took place on laud
There is believed to be little possibility
OF any vessel sunk 10 Kiao-chau Bay,
which included the Keiserin Elizabeth
and 10 gunboats and destroyers, ever
being raised.
The German officers kept their swords
at the express command Of the Japan.
ese Emperor. The prisoners are dis
tributed in different parts OF Japan.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1914-12-25
BRAVE JEWISH LAD
DECORATED WITH CROSS
by the Austrians, But
Made His Escape.

Petrograd, Dec. 10. by deeds on the
battlefield child Of IL years has gained
the Order OF St. George, equivalent OF
the British Victoria Cross or the French
Legion d'Honneurr.
He is little Jewish lad, the SON 4
an old soldier. He became an orphan
almost as soon as war broke out. He
went to a regiment about to be sent to
the front and pleaded to 60 with them.
The commander was not willing to take
a child with him, but at length allowed
him to be adopted by the regiment. In
the fighting in the Hungarian plain the
boy was taken prisoner by the Austri-
ans, who thought that he would tell
them about the number and disposition
OF their enemy. The little fellow re-
fused to say word, and the Austrians
in disgust threw him into barn, set
ting soldier on guard at the door.
One night the soldier went to sleep
and the boy fled. He took day or
two to get back to the Russian head
quarters, for the way was long and he
was tired, and and his little feet we're in
blsters when he at last stumbled into
the camp OF the Cossacks.
They took him before the command
err, and he told what he knew. The
Austrians had talked openly before him.
The commander listened eagerly, and
when the boy flushed asked him to step
closer.
You are but ~ years old, I" he said,
but from to-day you are corporal,
and you will get the Order Of St.
George"
The child-corporal Is in hospital at
Kieff now, wounded in the battle which
followed; but he has the order clasped
tightly 10 his hand.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1914-12-25

They say the hair 81 a dog u gedd
for its bite.
That may be why Mexicaa puIgne
is so deadly"
''Wbat do YOU meana"
IN Mexico the dogs are haiFless. ~