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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-03-23
REL ATIONS
TO BE EXEMPT .IFIE,D
Ango-American Exposition viii Be Practical Demonstration
OF Century Of Progress of English Speaking People

lumbia university, New York city.
Hon. Joseph II. Choate, New York
city, formerly ambassador to the
court of st. James; Abbott l.. Lowell,
president Harvard university Cam
bridge. Mass; James B. Forgan, pres
ident First National bank, Chicago,
ILL.,: David r. Francis, ex-governor Of
Missouri. president recent interna-
tional exhibition, ST. Louis, Mo-: All.
ba d. Johnson, president Baldwin I.o-
connective works. Philadelphia, Pa:
and Samuel Mather. president Vero-
ma and Hemlock Mining companies.
Cleveland, o.
Included in the American execu-
tive committees are j. j. Arnold. vice
president for foreign trade division,
Chicago association of commerce,
Chicago. ILL.,; James A. Chadwick.
Fall River, Mass; Hon. ]. Il. DIM
mick. ex-mayor of Scranton, Pa;
Walter A. Draper. president Of cham
her of commerce. Cincinnati. O.. H
A. Fitch, chairman Kansas City local
committee, Kansas City. Mo-; w. O.
Hart New Orleans, La; George H.
Kelly, president commercial club,
Omaha. Neb.; Clarence r.. Mengel.
Louisville, KY; Frank L. Mulholland,
president commerce club. Toledo. o.:
Erskine Ramsay. Birmingham, Ala:
W. N~idIHpHH fNDptIiSbO. foaIIlmnTa,
Md; Ashton Starke, Richmond, Va:
William H. Stevenson. president cham
Der of commerce, Pittsburg, Pa: 6.
+. Watt, Harrisburg. Pa. and Harry
WEIGH. secretary Phoenix board of
trade. Phoenix, Ariz.
Are Local Chiirmen.
Each member of the American ex-
ecutive committee Is the chairman OF
a local executive committee in his
city, composed of prominent mer-
chants and manufacturers. The
American committee asa whole con-
sists of United States senators. con-
gressmen, governors. mayors of the
principal cities and many leading cit
liens from all sections of the coun-
try-more than four hundred IN all.
The keynote of the exposition Is
suggested In the following resolution
introduced by the Lord Mayor Of
Cardiff at the organization OF the
meeting
London and the United Kingdom
welcome the AngIo-American expo
sition to be held at Shepherds Bush
next year, In celebration of the hun
bred years Of peace and progress OF
the English-speaking people. as q
means of strengthening the bond of
friendship and kinship between the
American and British nations. of
drawing them close together. and OF
further developing their great COM
mercial and Industrial relations"
American executive offices OF the
exposition are in the Woolworth
building, New York city.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-03-23
Influence of Liquor interests.
BUSINESS.

Editor of The Richmond Virginian:
Sir,--Brother w M Bckers is enin emily right
when he contends that who stand by The
State should also stand by those houses that
give their support TO The Virginian by ad-
vertising in it's columns If The Eirginian
should fail what would have in Richmond ITO
fight it's iniquities? Every other daily is in
league with vice.
Richmond houses who boycotting The Eir-
ginian Il have asked them to place their orders
hereafter only with those houses that advertise
in the onl yclean fair paper in the capitol city:
and they will tell these houses why they support
them.
If all the good people in Richmond will do
this, and all the good people of the Sttae who
give their patronage to mail order houses in the
city will do this, then something Will be doing
for daily All together friends.
No need, Brother Bickers that The Virginian
should give the name Of those firms that have
boycotted it. Their patronage of the whiskey
daiEes and their nonappearance in the daily that
stands for the highest morality are evidences
enough.
/ am that the whtskey people and their
ssmpathzers win give abundant patronage to
those firms that support the newspapers:
let stand firmly by those houses that give
support to our daily.
Franktown, Va, March goth.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-03-23
mrxrcAx slruu ro~ WARNS a rRrr-Lr

President Wilson now has before him we are
told The latest proposal by President IIucrta for
an adjustment Of the Mexican situation com
:nunicatad through Special Agent John Lind
4 The Mexican executive proposes that his minister
IF foreign affairs, Lopez Portiho succeed him as
provisional president. while be himself take the
nela with bis troops at Torreon and acquire
eligibility TO t1e presidency" Which means, of
course. t1at the president hopes to win his spurs
IN the aeld Of battle.
The Washinston dispatches inform us thai. the
hopes which tie administration had pinned to
General villa and his rcyolutonists have
6wsndie1 almost TO the point Of disappearance,
bat news from the seat Of had probably not
\. roached Washington when that doIefu tale was
i01d. On the other hand Mexican adyiees are to
The effect that villa captured several towns yes
4 sArday and vas q triumphal march 10 Torreon
4 the ssrases3e point aud real test of the rebel
! strength III he captures Torreon nothing can
s1np his advance upon Mexico City, and II the
So1kEa1 capita! aud stronghold falls into the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-03-23

Buffalo chauffeur has been left $25o,o0 In
the will OF tie widow Of his employer, which
shows that virtue DIS Outlines rewarded II the
chauffeur had misbehaved himself and run Off
with the employers daughter. according TO the
stereotyped plan. no would either be living now
in poverty with the heiress. or else be the de-
endad in divorce suit
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-03-23
The Value OF Polar Exploration.

To those who ask doubtfully what practical
god can come from polar quests the recent
Antarctic expedition conducted by DR.. Douglas
Mawson of Australia, suggests interesting
answer. DR. Mawson reports among his rare
discoveries the finding of vast bed of coal, and
also deposits of copper and other valuable
minerals.
These resources. to he sure unava-
able, however abundant they may be- But who
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-03-23

II | could disguise myself and not get caught
would go out, be free American citizen once
Wilson in barring his Utmost self to the news
paper men IN his address at Washington Friday
night And there be many who synspathize with
the chief magistrate of the nation in his honest
confession-'u uneasy rests the head that wears
crown"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-03-23
PEOPLES FORUM

% The I1lchm0nd Virglnian:

Editor OF TIE IMchm0nd NirlaniAn.
StTT-A mantle of beautiful covered
home, street and sanctuary Sunday morning but
the sunday schools and Bible classes ali had a
g0odly quota of mem bership present.
The lesson was about Chrst's kingdorn-how
It's throne is within the individual heart and
how 1t grows Ike from "a grain of mustard seen
unto a great tree and how like leaven ii per-
ineaterw and influences society
r., 0ae hundred and afty-tiy years ago a con
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-03-23

New York woman has submitted sure way
OF Kidding the metropolis of pickpockets. Her
plan is to build big amphiteater install fifty
Whipping posts and invite the public to witness
the daily fioggings. Wouldn't 1t be good idea
first to show the police how to secure the victims
for the official fogger?
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-03-23

The Joint army and navy maneuvers planned
for the coming summer embrace attacks by land
and Washington and San Francisco. The
administration should have care in picking its
targets-suppose some of the guns should be
loaded?
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-03-23

One more snowstorm-the fifth this season
too audaciously with spring, but yesterday was
SO glorious with sunshine, and Gods great out
of-doors so inviting, that the inhabitants braved
the slush and once more forgaye the weather
man.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-03-23

hands Of the reyolutionists the tale will have
been told,
In the meanwhile. though the Mexican situs-
ton has become exceedingly tiresome. We can
afford TO wait bit longer before losing patience
entirely, now that we are getting some action
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-03-23
Row in Fulton.

w, Snyder, alias Peck Snyder. ana
Lee Pocklington. were last night arr
rested by Patrolmen Duggin and Der.
tucci charged with breaking into the
residence OF II. A. Kanbelt, liz Denny
street. yesterday and beating both
Kaubelt and his wife.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-03-23

f. Germany has taken step backward by legal
izing race track betting, imposing tax on the
boQkmakers and gamblers. Virginia should
either legalize the vice take steps to break it
up effectually.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-03-23

As prognostcator the ground hog certainly
stacks Tip against the weather bureau. But then
one must take into account the fact that meter
oiogy is not yet a fixed science and many of us
still swear by the old-time almanac.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-03-23

II won't be advisable to take 'cm off until we
are reasonably sure that tho weather man has
dealt out all the snow he has in stock
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-03-23

Twelve coal miners were killed every working
day during the past year, and Yet songsters vail
that 1.-THE policeman's lot is not happy one"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-03-23

What 1t takes TO get up good fight the Irish
have it. and consequently all eyes are on Ulster
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-03-23

II Ireland finds II necessary to call upon her
native sous for defense there will be big hole
in the ranks OF the New York police force.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-03-23

The theater Of war shifts from Mexico to Ire
land and fortunately in the more recent EN-.
bl ollie Uncle Sam will be only & bystande-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-03-23

Vulcan, 1t seems was responsible for that last
snowstorm. Which fact does not endear us any
closer to our ancient blacksmith friend
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-03-23

We at least keep out of that fight in
lister.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-05-13
UPLIFTING TOPICS

We are spending our time this
week feeding the stock and roasting
our feet before the fire. Smallpox
and Cuban itch is the main topic of
conversation.-COr. Jackson (Ohio)
Sun.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-05-13
the Inter-sorority Bowling League Of
the University.
Miss Hendricks is a member of the
Pi Beta Phi Sorority.
JUST HUMAN

Mike Gibbons is a husky who
makes a living by the expert use of
his fists.
Some folks would turn up their
noses at him because he is a prize
fighter"
For instance, we overheard a fat
tummied old top in a street car the
other night, his back almost broken
by the weight of his watch fob, pass
ing out a lot of scOrching scOrn for
prizefghters.
We were curious and we looked
him up. He was a note-shaver who
got rich foreclosing mortgages; he
wouldn't rob a blind man before wit
nesses.
But about Mike.
Game sports on the other side Of
fered Mike a peach of a purse the
other day if he'd come to Australia
and mix EN- up with some .antipOdean
middIeweights.
Not on your life" was Mikes re-
ply-and he's fond of money, too.
But he duCked because wife and
the kids aren't feeling well; they
couldn't go along and he wouldn't
take chances on leaving them behind
By which we see, kind friends, that
even prizefghters are human.
Wonder if the nOte-shaver'u see it,
too.
-O-0
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-05-13

Baking powder biscuits should be
baked in very quick oven, as hot as
possible without burning the biscuits.
One that will brown a piece of white
paper in one minute is none too hot.
La Junta tribune., 1914-03-14

ssis o Hsssasss q nssi Sssssss
La Junta tribune., 1914-03-14
Nsales ss 1llesslsesse 81 sAe ssseky ResA
Dseeelsle Company

Ns0oee oe DDossolutsee 81 ehe beoeky Uos1
D:eeelsle Company
Hotice ls hereby given that \ meet
Ing of the stockhoiders Of The Rocey
Ford Electric Company. called for the
purpose Of conslderinG the question Of
dissoivlnG naid Company pursonnt 70
notice duly given In accortanco With
the Law and the bylaws Of the Cen.
pany. was held q the Qeflce Of fhe
cc.:p.ny y. n -. e: cry ~ q rsS6ls: cese, s,.
al 0hree e'clsek In the afterueen OF
that day: that the holdere Oe All the
stock Of the Company were present or
repreeentsd BY proxy at oal1 Meeting
and that BY vote Of The ho)ders Of
more than tWo.thirds Of the. stock of
the corporation u vas resolved that
the officers Of the Company should bs
and they we're thereby directed TO dis:
solve the Company and take all needful
seelps for that purpose.
Pursuant Of said rssolptlon, ]. W. r.
lesber. the president. ard 1 William g.
McK emma. the secretary of Ihe Rocky
sISy that al the dssi; u iis Company
have becn paid and the property dis:
tributed and that upon. the flllnK and
publication OF this notice. The Rocky
Ford Electric Company. In accordance
with the provluIous Of 8ectton i0ai Of
the 6tntuees Of Colorado. shall be
deemed to have been dlssolved forever.
w. v. RABER,
President.
La Junta tribune., 1914-03-14
Nstice II nsskpupscy

In the District Court OF the United
Stntes for the District of Colornio
In the matter Of John !. Bass. bank-
To the crcdttors OF John l.. BasA u
Rocky Ford In the county Of OeSrO
ulstrict Aforesaid. bAnkrupt: I. 4
Notice 10 hereby given that % ~
18th day Of March. 1914, the raid
John l. Baas was duly AdJudlcate6
creditors viii be held at Room No. ~
N the Federal Building. In the CITY oi
ruenlo. dtstrict Aforesaid. on March
~ which time the said creditors may
attend. prove their claims. appoint :
sasr and sssrmin. ~ x. sms aed
ner OF amy proposed sale OF said hank-
rupts property. and transact ouch eth.
sr buslness q may properly come -
Dated at Pueblo. Colorado. March
SAMUEL d. rRISDLA
Referee In RankfUOtoy
La Junta tribune., 1914-03-14
x.ess. & rs..ea..sr. s.l..

State q Soasas' 4a 'SSsT SSsrs e. aoSsT Sss1p
Lingsnfsitsr. John r. .Iingenfelter.
m.i. H. = isssssS:.:s' ssss%:s ana Charlotte r. s'y'
In pufsssncs q . Judgment and de.
cree Of foreclooore and eale made and
entered n e: aesvs sns'sd sS sesh cause q
fSiSs FsSSsary. x B.. 1914, an and s ssssrsd up: >:
on the record of the clerk Of said
court eH sa!d ~. I Alsx y tssnt; .s .hsrisf
%s sw o ssfsr e sell Srs Al 'ps pubic
auction at The seuth front doer of the
court house Of said county In the city
Sa on X K. 'Ss. issS AN u :s!d e xsscs .rs %
AZ ten o'clock In the forenoon. the fol.
lowing described real property In said
iudgmsns and decree mentioned and
'eISss''Si Los: 8isvcH sii eiD and Twelve uD
Park Addition 70 the City OF Rocky
wGs xsS i. Efsss Is. sns
thereto 6sionsins or in anyswi.s appsr-
Ths said property and appurtenancss
thereto viii be sold snmasse for cash
to the hiRhsst bidder AZ provided In
said decree and the amount realised
f" 81 sse .%oum. .sd g iuda
ment and decree OF foreclosure. to-
Wit: Fourteen hundred and twenty
six dollars and thirty-seven cents
Si.tss.171 or ms much thereof as In
applicable thereto after payment
said sale aud provided that
II the plaintiff above named or his
assigns becomes the purchaser then
the amount bid will be credited for the
plus. u any. paid TO the said defend.
ants ~ their Interests appear.
Dated at La Junta. Colorado. this
ALEX YANT,
sheriff Of the County Of Otero In the
State Of Colorado.
last puSiicstion. March Il. Isle.
La Junta tribune., 1914-03-14
.iasssss q assssAip.

Nt ----------s & YIN K
In the matter of the estate or Gene.
Notice OF final settiemcnt ana dctermi-
patton OF Heirship.
Notice ls hereby given that on Nom
day; the 18th day Of March. 4: p. ,sit.
same being one Of the regular days of
.he March term OF the county court OF
,tero county; "a the state Of Colorado,
said estate, will appear before the
juuge of said court, present my final
settlement Az such administrator. pray
the approvai Of the same and will then
traitor. At which tir-e and place any
person in interest ma, appear and pre-.
sent objections TO the same. II any
Aud further notice is hereby given
that at said time and place the court
viii receive and hear proofs c0ncerning
the esrsa psios 81 sames Ws.
fall. claimant a. heir At law Of said de-
ceased; heretofore ftled herein. askinx
Tor judicial arcsrtainment and deter
and from which Y sppsar. that George
Mann, Mann, Emma westtail, I; STANLEY West;
pearce). Ines Elssnhour. Alice Tovatt
and Clarence westfall and said. psti.. !.
toner, Jane. 4 Westfaii are heirs Of
who are or Who claim TO be heirs At
law OF said Osnevisve Westfaii. de-.
ceased. Are hereby s ss2uissd re- !. e BE- and
tion OF the court thereon.
Dated At Ia Junta. Co!oredo: this
18Th day q ,HsEs zisssssrsy'w z wnsfirAGis Il ri AL
Admir- istrator of the estate Of Gene
We've Westfell, deceased.
Marion y. Miller. Attorney.
First p..e,..s pTS,aicasstcn. .s. S SsssSSasy Il 1914.
La Junta tribune., 1914-03-14

BAKING POWDER
APue Cream # 71tr Powder
indispensable to best results-saves
worry work saves money
saves health saves complaints at table
4 Pare Cream # Tartar Pouder

out.
Interest In tennis IL already ap-
preaching that usually shown In mid
summer. Not only the officers and
men Of the station are playing. but
the ladies are out in number.
Ensign DuBose and Hospital
Steward Allen. present holders Of the
doubles championship Of the Arkan-
sas Valley. state that they are pfc
pared 70 defend their title II any and
all times. They viii BE- glad 70 re-
ceive challenges from any team Of
doubles In the valley. The annual
tournament for the Arkansas Valley
championship viii be held at Rocky
Ford this year and an effort Il TO
be made to bring the tournament 70
the Naval Hospital next year.
The Naval Hospital Band. under
the Leadership OF Chief Machinist's
Mate r. II. Johnson. II making rap
Id strides toward . finished musical
organization. They are soon to be
equipped with new uniforms aud ex-
pect In very short time to be able
to accept engagements and TO fill
them creditably.
Ensign and Mrs. Gilbert entertain
ed at bridge ON Saturday night last.
Their guests were the officers Of the
station and Miss Bsyles Of Las Amt
mas. fiancee Of Surgeon Reed. The
prise Of the evening. . book entitled
How 70 Play Bsidge.'' was won BY
Ssngsoa Holsnan. Following the
eans. he gusses wsFs served Hight
rsfrsshments and dancing vas In
dulged IN.
That section Of the reservation on
which the hospital IL located which
IL given 70 agriculture Il now being
thoroughly asitated preparatory to
planting the seasons crops. The
Commanding Officer. Medical Inspee.
TOR Barber. ID looking forward TO ex-
cellent Yields this ssason ~ the
SHOWS Of the winter has vet the earth
down many inches.
Surgeon @. c. Orieve arrived at
the hospital Sunday with bis new
Overland. He drove Il down from
Denver and reports that the roads
from Pueblo and L. Sunta are ex-
csilent. but that from Colorado
Spsinss 70 beaver naay very muddy
stretches wers eneountsrsd.
La Junta tribune., 1914-03-14
N.s... q Aa,s.s...s nv

Estate Of John Oavagan. deceased.
The undersigned. having beea ~:
pcS,n.ed pcS 4. :dministrster q the sssaSs g g
otsro. IN the state Of Coleradq. q:
appear before the Comfy Ceure q
in Ia junts. In ssid county, On NSl.
81 the hour ef 10 o'clock I. a. ef Gaid
day. at which time ail persons hsv1ng
and reQvested 10 attend for the pqr.
pose Of hAving the same adjusted Al
persons indebted to said estate are ~
S0ssted 70 make Immediate payment %
Dated q q Junta. celerade. tAls
18th day Of Fse!sary, 4. p. lll4
PRANK J. GAvA0AM.
Oavagan, deceased.
l.sst publicatlon. March IL. 1914.
La Junta tribune., 1914-03-14
U. y. NAVAL hospital
Ia Janta Rxpest Tops Baneh In
frtsadly ahoos 1t I.as Animas-
Othes 6post Notes.

Ponce de Leon. II alive today,
would certainly be an enthusiastic
Trap shooter. says the DUPONT maga.
sine. The following article from q
recent issue Of the American Field
IL also OF interest:
"A number Of octogenarians ars
enthusiastic trap shooters. and Mr..
Fowlsr's score Of 1875 out Of $50 Il
extremely good shooting:
VIM. Fowler. Of Wolcott. N.
r.. who u past 80 years OF age.
At recent trap shooting tourna-
ment In his section Of the state,
scored i2s targets out Of pos
sible $50. Isn't this evidence
enough that practice At the traps
keeps one young?"
Four members Of the La Junts
Gun Ciub-Messrs Higgins. Cook.
Brosius and Oakley--paid Us 4 visit
Sunday afternoon. for q friendly
shoot over our trap. The day was
no fine and 80 much interest was
manifested that two fifteen bird
events and one twenty bird event
were shot, Mr.. Oakley. OF La Junta.
led the bunch with As out Of q pos
sible 50. J. 8. Stuart With - out
Of 50 was the high man Of the local
gun club. Four squads faced the
traps and some vsry good scores
we're made. The scores follow:
~ flrse tee eelumas usse H.
blrd svsats. he sseead coluqn . 80
bird event. and the last column tie
total number broken out Of al three
evants.
La Junta tribune., 1914-03-14
xeesee q A.su.l lgssea.e

TIE etockholders Of the La 3GQto
Mica MlninG and Aiiling Company ~
hsrsby notified that the annual nSee.
the office of sAld company. roounl to.1e
Woodruff block. Ia tunta, Ce1o3 ~
Wednesday evening, March -. l41t,
at the hour Of 7:30 o'clock. for tAe A1s.
Tor she snsuing year alid for the trAns
bacticn Of such other business - mny
In properly brought before Il. Il. y
]. w, FISHER. Sectotef1.
Flrat publication. February IS, 1910 M
La Junta tribune., 1914-03-14
I'sssh II >. .. Jsses ,

>. o. Jones. oae Of The old time
residents Of Beat county. and . bro
ther Of Psyton .. Jones. Who dIed IN
this city . few months ago. passsd
away at his homo near Fort Lyoa
one day last week. Ths funsral took
plses lass Sunday aftsrnoon from hia
hone near Las Animas. the ssrviees
being undsr ths auspices Of Kins Sol
omoa lodes. 4. ?. Z 4. ~. q which
the dscsassd had besn . member Tor
many jean.
La Junta tribune., 1914-03-14

Toe me@oo6e OF o0tu ctuue oSe ~.
terssted In the coming tournaaents
at the rsaoectivs clubs on the loth
and ssnd Of Apsil. We have Just ~
esivsd coy oe shs program for the
Il Junta touFnansat and II esr-
tsinly b dandy. IT, sddsd noney
naksa Il attractive 70 those Who feel
that they ere sxpsrts sad there are
sufflcisat nsssAanliss psisss Of value
70 attract svsn The shooter Of msdi-
ocfe ability. All in sil he progrsn
= one Of ths bsst that has bsea offer
q u ths valley. lt b notieed that
one Of ths busissss nsa Of L. Junta
coatsibutss . eie pair os troussfs
q the professional making high scers
Tor ~ ls.yasd svsat Why - pro
ssessoaals always ct ''pantss" WY
dosse's some oss q soas tine eftsr
tAsa Avsst!
Ths SECRETARY of the sun ciub has
rscelvs1 eroh tAs DsPeet Pewles
Company ~ 1914 silver watsh lob
frosty aad this uill ~ ~ tate 60
~ VIII prepss AasdIcaDs fes ~. q
a. easiy daae. TAs watch - = -
ssssiing diver asd \ ~ fas ~ -
atssuetlvs tteohy Sivsa ~ ~ Deweeg
sonpeny y 1aee. "a.
Z a enthualoslle neo1lne - ~
IN eaas q ~ Naval lleeDlnal -
~ ~ vsek an1 ~ sooY1e 3 z =
1sboelng vas ~ eeoet1oo = ~
1900 ?. ~, ouiesvDo = noqne
~ "a uIosoeaal eosvaso 2. g. q
1n - ooo1ols = ~ - ~ e4 b
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