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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times., 1914-04-09
GENTRY BROS.
FAMOUS SHOWS


IL will be gladsomc news to the peo-
pie of Tucumcari and surrounding coun-
try to learn that this city is soon to be
visited by the Famous Gentry shows,
whose reputation for nearly thirty years
has been OF the highest calibre. This
famous trained animal exhibition, with
It's wonderful collection of 'sanimal ac.
tors" will exhibit in Tucumcari on Tues
day, April II, and the youngsters of
this section can hardly restrain them
selves, so keen is their interest in the
event.
With no other exhibition can he seen
such n priceless collection Of beautiful
shetland ponies who are and ever will
be, the soul = delight of every little boy
and girl in the land. The wonderful
dogs and comical monkey comedians
and other features too numerous 10 men
tion makes the Gentry Shows stand out
entirely In a class by them selves.
Many years of Persistent effort on the
part Of Gentry Bros. have enabled them
TO present an entertainment that not
ouly pleases the vast public but gives
IL an insight into the superior training
of animals almost uncomfortable.
II is universally known that the Gen.
try elbows are Of the highest grade both
in merit and standing, and il can read
lily be said that n genuine treat is In
store for those who attend either one
or both of the performances to be given
kerc next Tuesday.
II has been Gentry custom to give
every child attending the matinee per.
formance, which commences at o'clock
in the afternoon, free ride on their
finest trained ponies Immediately after
the show IL over. This custom has won
them countlesse thousands of little
friends everywhere, who look forward
10 the coming OF Gentry Bros with all
the delight that the average child looks
forward to the dawn of Christmas morn
ing or the joys of Santa Clause.
The big street parade Tuesday morn.
ing is said 10 be something decidedly
unusual, and everyone will do well 20
keep track Of time and be on hand
promptly at II O'Clock TO witness il.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times., 1914-04-09
CITIZEN DIES \
VERY SUDDENLY
Will I'M Falls From Wagon and Il
Picked Up in Dying Condition
Dies On Way TO Town

Saturday evening the city was con.
siderably shocked 10 hear Of the sud.
den death Of Will Hill.
Mr.. Hill had been out in the coun.
try 10 see about some cattle and was
returning 30 town when the accident
happened. lie was accompanied by his
nephew, Erick Pearson, and Mr.. Pear.
son gays that when they were within
about two miles Of town Mr.. Hill fell
forward from the wagon TO the ground.
When Mr.. Pearson got out Of the wa.
gon he found his uncle on his hands
and knees trying to got up. When ask.
ed IL he was hurt he said "No." He
was placed in the wagon and brought
to town, but when the physician ar
rived he was found to be dead and had
no doubt died cnroute 20 town.
Mr.. Hi! had been suffering from
q tubcrcnlnr kidney aud this was given
as the cause for his sudden demise. lie
was 81 years old and was born In IIar-
rison county, Mo. lie leave father,
brothers and sisters and many friends
TO mourn his death. The funeral was
conducted from the residence by Rev.
A. n. Evans, and the remains inferred
in Sunnyside cemetery Tuesday.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times., 1914-04-09
REGIONAL BANKS LOCATED
TWELVE CITIES NAMED

After three months OF consideration
the reserve bank organization commit.
tee announced that it has selected l2
cities where federal reserve banks are
to be located under the new currency
law. This was the first decisive step
toward the establishment Of the new
system. The cities chosen are New
York, Philadelphia, Boston, Cleveland,
Richmond, Atlanta, Chicago, st. Louis,
Minneapolis, Kansas City, Dallas and
San Francisco.
The organization committee was not
authorized by law to provide branch
banks for the federal reserve banks,
but the act states that such banks shall
be established. Tucumcari is in the Dal
las territory, but branch bank may
be established at III Paso, which will
be Of great convenience to this part of
New Mexico.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times., 1914-04-09
DAY WAS
WET AND DISMAL
City Election Tuesday Was Quiet and
Small Vote Polled---only One
Ticket In the Field

The city election was one of the
most quiet affairs that has taken place
in Tucumcari for many day. The vote
was small as there was but one ticket
in the field. The vote pollcd for mayor
was 2t7, while that for Messrs. Camp.
bell and Gerhardt for clerk and treas,
urcr respectively, was hut 2g2, which
is supposed to represent the full vote.
Following is the vote by wards;
First Ward-Rector, 30; Campbell
100; Gcrhardt 100; Gallegos 90; Simp.
son %; Fowler g.
Second Ward--Rcctor IS; Dad Wal
lace /; Campbell 50; Gerhardt 80; Fow-
Ter IS; Taylor 80.
Third Ward-Rector 90; Campbell 2S
Gerhardt 90; Goodloe 90; George 90.
Third Ward Rector rs; Campbell
40; Gerhardt 10; Tate 3s Eager 80.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times., 1914-04-09
COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL NEEDED

Quay county should have high
school somewhere and as proof for this
assertion we have only TO say that the
county superintendent, Mr.. Pack, has
been asked 10 issue certificates of pro.
motion 20 more than one hundred pupils
from the eighth grades in the city and
county districts Of Quay county.
These pupils would be eligible to ad.
mission to the county high school. Tu.
cumcari has high school second to
none in the state and is fully equipped
to handle anything necessary 70 make
it county high school without much
additional cost TO anybody.
The pupils need the chance TO gain
higher education but many of them will
be forced 10 quit school work on ac-
count of the lack Of necessary cash to
pay tuition TO a college Of city high
school We owe il to our neighbors TO
assist in any way possible to educate
the children. Other counties are voting
on the proposition and putting in the
high schools. Tucumcari is willing TO
do her part towards voting for the pro.
posed county high school and the rest
of the county should look into the mat
ter more thoroughly and help support
the proposition.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times., 1914-04-09
KING BAGaoT PRODUCES AN
OTHER DETECTIVE PLAY

King Baggott is producing another Of
his mystifying thrilling detective stor.
les, n tworcel Imp entitled "King, the
Detective in the Marine Mystery" The
story revolvcs about two brothers,
twins, who closely resemble each other.
One il n no'account sailor, who finds an
outlet for his meanncss on the high
seas, while the other Is an honorable
business man, wealthy and respected.
\ sailor is found in one Of the city s
back streets of mn afternoon na dazad
condition. He is taken 10 the police
station, and when questioned, seems un.
able to remember; his mind appears TO
he n blank. Various detectives at
tempt to unravel the mystery of his
identity, but fail. King, the famous
detective, IL called In. lie discovers,
first, that the dazed man had mus.
tache only recently-ihis from the fact
that the man continues To- brush his
hand across his lip. Following up n
chain Of clues King finally learns that
the man was not sailor, but one Of
Penteel habits.
As the story works out, the sailor
had returned and, learning of his broth
er's large fortune, had sought to re.
place him by stealing his identity. See
this picture Mt the Photoplay soon
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times., 1914-04-09
''ouo vADIs'' HERE APRIL 40

"Quo Vadis," that marvellous photo
drama spectacle that has made the
name OF the producer, NJ. Geo Kieine,
already famous on this continent, and
which has thrilled vast audiences week
after week in New York, Chicago, Bos,
ton and Philadelphia and various other
cities, is announced at the Opera House
Movies for an engagement Of one day,
Monday, April 90, with matinee. That
rare treat is in store for local amuse.
ment seekers is a foregone conclusion
as such wonderful patronage and praise
that has been bestowed upon this at,
traction cannot be without merit.
Many ministers and priests have
been noticeable in the audiences par.
ticularly In New York and Chicago,
and I'll have given the entertainment
their unqualified approval and endorse.
ment, Some Of the pictures are more
than inspiring and imbue the spectator
with an unbounded reverance for the
things that are sacred and spiritual.
According 10 all accounts, one Of the
most striking figures among the great
list of actors is the character Of Peter.
IL would be hard 10 find another play.
or who so perfectly realizes the gener.
al conception of this noble man. The
features OF the actor are perfect for
the part and could not have been CHS
elled out of marble or painted special.
ly for the production. His acting is
at all times in keeping with the beauty
OF the character and many critics have
pronounced the picture where he Is
preaching to the Christians In the cave,
the most artistic and inspiring Of the
whole wonderful group. And certain.
ly no scene ever pictured or portrayed
upon the stage Is more impressive or
carries stronger weight for good than
that incident whore the figure Of Christ
appears to Peter and commands him to
return to Rome. II is a splendid spe.
cimen of dissolving photography and
only one of a remarkable group. In
fact, il is said, there are so many great
scenes in this glorious photo drama pro.
duction Of "Quo Vadis" il IL difficult
to pick out any one 10 praise more than
the other.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times., 1914-04-09
DON'T DROWN YOUR LAWNS

Water your lawns good about twice
n week, but do not keep the water con.
tinually turned on and let II flow on
the lawn, but the time to water the
lawn or garden is late in the evening
or ON cloudy days. 1t does no good to
put the water on vegetation while the
sun is shining bright, because 1t willis
and weakens II. Vegetation is a great
deal like humanity. II a person Is
thirsty or hungrey too much water or
food Is worse than none at all. Use q
little system in watering the lawn and
you win save money, time and energy.
II might also save the grass.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times., 1914-04-09
HORSES STOLEN NEAR MURDOCH

Ernest Phillips and Elmer Landlord
were arrested by Jer Woodland Tues
day and brought to the county Jail
Wednesday to await the decision of
the court. They are charged with lar
ceny Of horses and mules.
The animals were stolen Sunday or
Saturday night from John Bailey, who
lives near Murdock. The theft was at
once reported TO the sheriff and he set
his deputies to- work on the ease with
the foregoing results.
The fellows were making their way
westward and were trailed for two days
before they were apprchended and a.
nally run down near Abbott school
house in Guadalupe county.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times., 1914-04-09
TUCUMCARI PUPILS
PREFER THE CACTUS
Large Vote For State Flower Shows Tu-
cumcari TO Be Largely In Favor
OF the Cactus

The vote for State Flower by the
children of the public schools shows
that the cactus has many friends in Tu.
cumcari. II must be agreed that there
are many reasons Why the flower that
may be found all over the state, on the
highland and lowland, In the dry and
the irrigated districts, should be the
plant that is most representative Of our
state. The following Is the result Of
the vote taken, and which will be re.
ported TO Miss Manette Myers ut Santa
fe, as the result Of Tucumcari's vote:
Cactus, 2l2
Wild Rose, l31.
Yucca, l20
Cosmos, 60
Mountain Violet, 81
Wild Sweet Pea, 2s
Verbena, Is
Mariposa Lily, 9
Alfalfa, 2
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times., 1914-04-09
TUCUMCARI MARKETS
GIVEN EVERY WEEK
Local Merchants Report the
Following Prices Paid
for Produce

The following is list of prices pre-
vailing on the date mentioned below. We
have endeavored TO cover the ground so
the farmers may bring their produce to
to town with knowledge Of what they
may expec, to receive:
Wednesday, April
Maize, hulled. i.65.
Cane Seed, 800
Feierita Seed a.75 to 3.as
Cane, bailed. 1900 per ton.
Millet, baled. 1880 per ton.
Hens and Pullets 10 "a per 10.
Butter as per TO-
Eggs, per dozen .II.
Maize Heads per ton a,oo
Broom Corn per ton 65.oo
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times., 1914-04-09
BODY III FOUND

The body Of A. J. Burton, a contrae.
tor for the Lake Charetta Land Com
pany was found this morning about
three quarters Of mile from his cabin
About two weeks ago Burton left
Colmor, which is le miles from the Char
eta project, about Q o'clock in the ev-
ening for his home and II seems he Lost
his way and while wandering around in
the darkness he fell OF a elf. II was
thought that he had gone TO his homo
in Kansas, but inquiries made, found
that he had not reached Kansas so
son.in.law came out here and n search
was made for him with the result above
stated.
Burton was "a years of age and no
leaves a large fsmily.--springer Times
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times., 1914-04-09
DON'T SEND MONEY AWAY

for Paint or Wall Paper until you com.
pare my prices and qualities with those
offered by catalogue houses, to say
nothing of the convenience of buying
at home and seeing what You get be-
fore you pay for it.
Come in and look, even II you don 4
buy, 4. 8. CHAPPELL,
Paints mixed TO order 2t
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times., 1914-04-09
SIX PER CENT LOANS

Obtainable to buy, buili or improve
farm, ranch and city property or re-
move ineumbranee therefrom; Special
Privileges and Reasonable Terms. For
proposition, address. Finance Depart.
mont, 1897 Busch Bldg, Dallas, Texas
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times., 1914-04-09
r'rArEMENT OF OWNERSHIP,
= MANAGEMENT, ETC

of the TIcumcsri News, published week
ly at Tueumeari, required by the Act
~ August "a, l9l2:
Editor, Ira r. Furr, Tucumcari.
' Managing Editor, !ra r. Furr, "
Business Manager, Ira T.. Furr "
Publisher, Ira Il. Furr, Tucumcari
IRA r. FURR,
Sworn 10 and subscribed before me
This aOth day of March, 1914.
G. Il. HAMILTON,
Notary Public, Quay County, N. NJ.
My commission expires August 20, 1877
~ tssai)
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times., 1914-04-09
DISTRICT COURT IS
IN SESSION THIS WEEK
Grand Jury at Work, Judge Lieb Raises Bond Of Men
Charged With Cattle Larceny to $50OOOO.
Buchanan Case Set For Monday

Dlstrlct court commenced It's WORK
Monday and is dealing out justice ia
the many candidates. Murder, Embez.
zlehsnt, cattle stealing, divorces and
many other kinds of cases are up be.
fore the Judge for settlement.
Mondsy was busy day and the time
was rSostly occupied by candidates ap.
pl.sag TO naturalization papers. Tues.
'tay the grand jury was still in session
wdth tho probability of continuing all
wcek. Cases were set for trial and
mapS were dismissed at the costs of
plasatiffs.
1hc three cases of the state against
Al ert Smith for larceny of sheep have
b-sn set FOR trial at this term. The
-. stice Of the peace had affixed the
fbond at $500, but upon the application
Of the district attorney, Geo. +. Rem.
ley, an order was issued by Judge Lieb
raising the bond to $4,000. a bench
warrant was forthwith issued and Al.
bert Smith will be held in Jail until
bond is given or until the eases are
disposed Of by the court.
Judge Lieb is using every effort af.
forded by the law to protect the cattle.
men in this district, and IL he is not
harsh enough il is because the people
have not made the laws strong enough.
II the law is made more rigid he will
certainly do all In his power to enforce
10 TO the limit.
The docket is said to be large one
and the court is pushing things as rap.
idly rs possible. A divorce case was
Of special interest yesterday.
The Buchanan cmbexzlemont case is
set for next Monday.
The three eases of the state against
Homer Jones and Travis 7. Bates for
obstructing an officer were dismissed.
The ease of y. Henry Schoolield
charged with killing neat cattle and
the ease of John T. Rcecc, charged with
assault with intent to murder were con.
tinued until next term Of court.
The three eases of Richard G. Moore
for assault with intent TO kill; and the
cases Of state against a. b. Daubcr, C.
c, Powell, W. Il. Long and Harry
Grubbs, for gambling, were dismissed.
Following are the names of the grand
jurors.
Steve Tyler, II Wallace, f. B Gragg
q A Brimage, Maurice Tafoya, :
Green, r Laritson, W C Montgomery,
Frank Bond, Tom Garden, Jose Abeyta
y J Hall, Earl George, G A Eager, c
Feagin, + w Bowen, II II Simmons,
Felipe salazar, VIM Howe, r s Bags.
dale, ID Stone, Geo Eager.
The following eases were dismissed
a, the costs Of plaintiffs:
Matte Jordan VS. u. A. Bclmore
Henry vansickol W. Dudley Anderson
r. j. Engle Va j. II. Bell, ct al
Chas. G. Reed vs. Willis ID. Bennett
Frank Weimer vs. q. Anna Lines
Chas. NJ. Gushing W. Bell Cushing
Reinken Mere. Co. W G G Sublett.
Benjamin q Mnssagee vs.. II l. Bigger
Carl =. Brohlin W Amelia Brohlin
r. Cooper vs. II. =. White
~. % Bunch vs. Meyer Bros Drug Co.
= Z T Adair VS. Alberto Oftego
II. b. Jones, roe, VS. II. Gerhardt
IIillman Ehrman co. VS. Western
Mercantile Company.
u. y. Dunn, ct nj w Robt Bryan
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times., 1914-04-09
5000 ACRES JOINS PROJECT

Carlsbad, N. NJ, April 2.-The di.
rcctors of the Pccos Valley Water
Users Association have approved the
admission of 5000 more acres to water
under the Carlsbad Project in the lin
its of the present canal system.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times., 1914-04-09
JUST PAINT AND PAPER

That's often all that ia needed to
rent tenantless property or TO get IA
purchaser for house you want 20 sell.
Ask me what IL will cost.
ct T. s. CHAPPELL
use Pare White Lead and Linseed
oil. 81
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-07-02

- pbbbdm tdtcm ilmapittaa orwoi.
Ipue pleiiDle ettd olen atpannut ma.
feistaupan talosiani 321 Suftolf
fabun tp~arrela, entiieSid Wtuiam
Mden omistamasIa SoutbGnbS too.
rim buoneustoSfa. EarpiteSfanne
fits acknowledgements mitd laiia bp.
mdnId. candid, ~tupaffaa; .. M, ..
m. fddntpfdd puoleeni. Soipon b.
pdad fobteIulla ia bpmdad tama'
ra0a iaaputtamani armoilan pleif6n
iuofion.
2unnioiutIella
Mnbretp WeIaIa.
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neenne nptpoifaieen moIiin Min fdp.
tdd Ma0Iari Wura pubeiua. Sdn
ndpttdd malit y. III. Sapettta 8 len.
tiSt6 500 bollariin rula.
Ill ". Gurrp Telef. 33S 5.
- Mntti 8auaIa mattuSti ellen,
fesfipiiffona Sreoonia, Nortb Da
totaan, iufuloisteria mrs ia mr.
Watti 8armoirn mofie .pieraiIe
maan, ia tpiippp fiead ionfun aifao
tu%tustiafieen fifdIdiieen maantpilie.
lpsIeutuun.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-07-02

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neutrality-suspicious. emf iunnnn'

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taino Flo 10 a.. p. Seurafunnan
puoIiuuoIfofous Flo l pdtfpdud
firfon 5aIisia. SnrubartousDeft'
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mistou talosIa Muroran lufee'tua
mrs ia mr. Com aoimiston ia los
ten iuruuiien fuoleman iobooSfn
meripnnettomuubesia Empress Of
SreIanb Iaimaqa tomfof. 29>p.
SoiIena iunnuntaina Sron BELTS
ia Flo 10 a. p. ia Flo 2 /. PIP.
Spntpnpt ia fastettu:
gbeIpfsIa, Dis., Stat ia Gliino
MoItamaan poifa ernest Sialmar
5pnt. 26 p. toufot. Fast. "a p. feid'
fuuta.
SronmoobiSIa: Watti Ia Siina
Maiurin poifa Gero Sobannes ipnt'
"a .. feIaf. East. 81 p. fefdf.
Sobannes ia Sba 9afaIan poifa
Soipo Giant ipnt. ~ p. feidf.
Fast. iamana pdipdnd.
WontreaIisIa, Dis.: Werner ia
Moria WeraIen tptdr Sisne Wlaria
ipnt. IL p. feiaf. fost. % p. feidf.
@iIesIa, Dis.: Gwert ia Saima
@liiabet @inoIan poifa panl Gmert
ipnt. 23 p. tomfof. fost. % p. fe
i6fuuta.
gesIemerisia: 2risto ia Sba Gal
men poita @laiba @Iiifert ipnt. 9 p.
toufot. Cost. 20 feidt.
Grpin topnibipisid: Sobn ia Soa
lliion poita Sronf Gbmin ipnt. II
p. feIaf. Cost. 29.p. feidt.
Dihittp:
Matti @iuiam Wattipn (Eapola)
ia SeIma abo, moIemmot Grrpin
topnibipistd, wibittiin Sronmoobis
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onnea ia menestpstd!
2uouut ia baubdttu:
SronnoooisIo: Mnna Sotpiiia
Seittinen 70. {. 9erIemi) fuoli 26
p. feidt. ipbdntautiin 40 no. IL tt.
ia 20 p. panbana ia baubattttn 20
p. feidf.
Soimo SIami SafaIa fuoli % p.
feIdt. puolen muorofauben iidSid ia
baubattiin 30 p. teidf.
WalTrib SO. WiIen,
EeIei. All 81. 61O 6. 9lper It.
Sronmoob, Wticb.
= NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ompeIu'
Ieuran fofous tdnddn, tarstatna
ia mrs Stat Neman taIosia
Wonticeuon Iufeefiua .mostapddtd
fauppabuonetta. Saapufaa ionfol'
la. 2ofous alfaa flo 5 |. p.
- Mllefirioittannt Idbtee' matfaI'
lie emf tiistaina port artburitn, Ont.
San, fiffouistofoufieen ia miippp
fiad matfaua milton loppuun. Got
Iena Iunnuntatna /. Z. on iumalan-
paImeIus Sron 8eItsid, Dis., Flo
10 a. p. ia Flo 2 /. D., ionfa pm.
bdn ironbeItldtSten pttomaan buo.
miopnia.
2unnioitufTeua
SO. W. WtIen.
WalmiStamme fuumaa Top.
pa a, 9omato, D~eeetoble, Wution ia
Gbicen ioppao, porf &c Beans,
pa isieiinio ioeiteitpid munia, bom.
mi uoiIeipid. Qummao fabpia Ia
cocoa. piirafat ia ioferiIeimdt ie'
Ed monet m,nut ndette Idbemmin
meibdn ruofaliStoista.
Notti 9iffoIan fdhhpiloSio.
Mmoinno Flo z oomuua flo IL
italia.
: 20 prof. boImennus faifIue
buonefaluile tdmdn fmun atfana
Oscar anberIonin Rauia ia Suone'
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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-07-02

- Wnpret miebet: Suomattatpa
ala on ie, eta Jos ei me poiba
tppopttdd teitd maoteputpuilla init.
I'd on meilld norastos5a, Min me
Dotmme tei0e tebbd naateputpuu
mttan idlteen eli ntintuiiutun iappo
Ipptin. S,lld me ebuItamme maam
me parbainta rddtdlinliifettd ionfo
faiffi tuntee ,,Gb. g. price &c So.
Gbicasosia." 2eboitanmme teitd
tulemann tortastelemaan Daate
ndptteitdmme, JOS taboptte iaaba
pumun, iofa on tppbpttdmd teitd.
ia Iamaua iddstdd rabaa.
Sbe Mobel,
I'm. Wdti, omistoio
= Mr. GStu. Niippa, iofa noin
foImiien niiftoa oil tiriapoinosfam-
me, iosia ban on tpDstennenpt uiei'
ia muoIia mutta oil npttemmin main
ndliaitaiIesti autieIemasia MATHIS.
II tpiime iunnuntoina fotiaan farmil
lie Maren9oon, Wis.
- Mm8aSt Hintalan iuomaIainen
rddtdIiIiife, 217 s. Murora fabuuo
(WaIo ~r.'ieuran talosia), ottao
maStaan toitfea aIaleen fuulumao
tpDtd. Salpat btnnat. Nopea iuo
ritus. Sunrt malifoima feIdfan
ait a ioopunut.
Garna omfi periantaina t6uG
niifona ia ebeueen iofa Iauantai
Flo Pip.
Wm. Balm.
- YpbGfunln @rnin fpldn fun.
nan toloua iofa i%unnuntaina Flo 2
ip., patti nitnd iunnuntaifin iouoin
on iieni iumalanpaIpelus Flo 2 aL
faa fouIu Flo 10 up.
Oliber faftpantopbtib on nil
me Iaupantaina ndbentdnpt taos
70 miestd, iotfa opat tpDsfenneleet
maanpddupstDisId mainitun pbti5n
faimant oalueiIa. pois ipDstddn. 81
fits fumminfaan ndptd tpDt oIeman
Iiiddntpmddn pdtn.
- 8ntSnrante fanialaiIia mieraile.
maan meibdn iapaSia, Iaabafienne
ndbbd fuinfa pmbtaus on fdptdn'
nDsid. Grittdinfin buomaifaa fuinfa
iotainen puIIo pubbistetaan meibdn
uubeua baiuien bdmittdid (iterIiains)
toneeua.
Weibdn motto: pubtaat puDot ia
pubbas tatpara.
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