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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-24
CONVENTION Of
DIRECTORS To Be
HELONEXT MONTH
Extraordinary Interest in Meet
ing of Educators Many
Problems of Importance to
Be Discussed,

SPECIAL coHeespeNbGaos 70 seAa,aa louHesll
Santa Re. Jan 20 The Santa Re
County School Directors convention
viii be held on the i2th and lsth N
February in the armory hall. aud 1t
is expected that at least two directors
from each district will be present,
This meeting will be one of the most
important ever held In this county.
as many important problems will be
discussed
The directors in Santa Fe county
have taken an extraordinary interest
In school affairs this year, and it is
expected that suggestions for further
Improvement will be made TO the
meeting
All districts will nave reports on
the individual improvements of the
schoolhouses, furniture, surroundings
and increased interest ia the school
affairs over last year, as In nearly
every district new school buildings
have been erected, new furniture in
stalled, the surroundings improved
and proper interest aroused
The convention is held at this time
In order to give the directors an OPP
portunlty to see the county rural ex-
| hhit and attend the teachers meet
ing. The convention viii convene on
the afternoon Of the 18th, immediate
~ after the teachers have held their
meeting. There are forty-two school
district in Santa Zee county represent
ing fifty-nine schoolrooms, and every
school will be represented by the
teacher and at least two members OF
the board of school directors.
In addition TO the teachers and di-
reetors several pupils as well ms par
ents, will come in order to view the
exhibits which will comprise furniture
of all kinds, blanket weaving. basket
~, saddle-maklng. tinsmthingt hand
carving and many other articles made
by the boys in the manual training
departments Of the different schools,
and plain and machine sewing. such
as useful wearing apparel of every
description emhroideries, croeheting,
drawtiwork, paintings, fancy work. az
well as specimens of good cooking,
candy making ana cake-haling made
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-24
KNAPP! RESIDENCE
IS HEADQUARTERS
OF LADIES' LOBBY
Federation of Women's Clubs
Mans Fortress and Prepares
for Assault on New Mexico
Legislature,


Santa Fe. Jan. .23.-The residence
of DR. David Knapp. Lincoln avenue
near the plaza. will be the headquar
tiers for the meetings of the leeisld'
tive committee Of the Federated
Womens Clubs OF New Mexico. Miss
Bryant of Portales. sister of Rep.
r. q. Bryant, is hostess and is alse
a member of the legislative eemmIs'
tee of the federation. Mrs. W. e
Lindsey, the chairman of the com.
mittee, is expected to reach here n
the near future.
In the meanwhile Mrs. II. f. AS
plund, president of the federation, Is
in direct charge OF legislative matters
especially the charity bin Introduce
by Representative Renehan. Mrs
Lindsey viii look more particularly
after the community property bills in
troduced by Senator Barth and a mea-
sure giving women representation on
boards Of institutions attended by girls
or women.
THESE measures are on the Official
program of the federation However.
there will be other propositions f.at
VIII command the support Of the
women workers. such as the eonstl-
tutional amendment proposed By Sem
ator Barth for equal suffrage.
A blue sky law modelled after ,hat
of California is to be introduced enrly
in the session. These are also t. lie
statutes which will place severe pen
atty on Misrepresentation in lapd
sales.
New Mexico received i black eve
at various times through colonization
and Irrigation schemes that favored
more of wild cat enterprises than Of
legitlmate undertaking..
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-24

Santa Fe. Jan 23From the At
lantic to the Pacific, from Canada to
Arizona, came the visitors who regis
tered at the New Mexico Museum to-
ray Among these We're: Mr.. and
Mrs. c. II. Hinderer of Prescott,
Ariz., Miss Bryant, of Portales; Guy
Reed, Carlsbad, j. w Mooney and
Miss Annie Mooney, Fort Dodge, la.
Mrs M. a. Mines, Minneapolis; Il.
e. Wright and r. r. Wright, Winni-
peg, Canada; John A, 0erline, Las
Vegas: Edward A. Staab, New York
City: J. b. Floyd, Las Vegas; Frank
M. Shaw, HOLSTER, Calf. and Sam
uel Howard. San Francisco. Calf.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-24

Clovis, n. NJ, Jan 23.-Through
efforts of the Chamber Of Commerce
of this city, Clovis is to be given q
better freight rate to gulf points,
which will enable local grain buyers
10 compete with nelshboring towns.
Heretofore the rate was s cents per
100 pounds higher here than at a
town nine miles from this point,
which was due to l breaking point
established by the santa Fe railroad
Agent Conarty went to Amarillo and
conferred with the general freigh.
agent there, and obtained results as
stated above.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-24
LARGE BALES Of
VILLA CURRENCY
LEAD To ARREST
Miguel M0raIez, Suspected Of
Counteffeitifgi Gets In
Trouble in AIamagofdo and
Lands in JAIL

/ ESPECIAL eoRRFsPosnsses TO MORNING JousnAA
Alamogordo. N. M Jan. 23.--With
| 100000 in brand new villa currency
in his possession, Miguel Morale2
weakened under the strain, beeom-
/ ing so exceedingly restless and ner-
Vous that the suspicious of the offic-
ers were aroused and his arrest fol-
! lowed
| Moralez arrived in Alamogordo,
presumably from ~ Paso. on I'll Paso
q Southwestern east bound train No,
at 1885 o'clock Friday morning and
! registered at the Alamogordo hotel.
| During the day he went TO the Wells
! Fargo express office, where he re-
ceived a small box which reached Al
amogordo Ave days before. The box
was addressed Miguel Rios, Alamo
Gordo, New Mexico" and though It
contained the 100000 in villa cur
rency, was valued at only S1j. Sign
ing for this box under name diff
ferlng from the one under which he
registered al the hotel was the clue
which made the officers decide to
make the arrest after their suspi-
nions had been aroused hY the sus-
poets extreme nervousness and fdg-
ETY. actions The arrest was made in
the lobby Of the Alamogordo hotel at
II o'clock Friday evening, by Fred.
Roberts constable, and w. X stall
cup, justice of the peace.
Large Wad of kale.
The search revealed the sum of
$500, 600 In villa currency, which had
been transferred from the box in
which u was received by express to
two suit cases, The bills were Of the
denomination Of $40 $50 and $50,
made into 800 packages Of $1,000
each. tied with twine string The
money was deposited In the vault Of
the First National bank and Moralez
was locked up in the county jail as
suspicious character Mr.. Muraez
had left a call for FL Paso a. South
western train No. / westbound,
which Is due at 4 a. m. Chief Davis
Of lei Paso, was notified BY telephone
and began an Investigation ut that
end
The box containing the money was
expressed from Buffalo, N. "
charges collect on the reverse side
of the shipping tax is pasted small
printed sticker Which reads, From
Schrader- Kellogg Company, e1-69
Carroll street, Bulfalo, New York"
Held for Examination.
Mr.. Moralez speaks a little ENGLISH,
or at least indicated that he could
speak son,aa EnelIsh. but made no
statement. The charge that is lodged
against him today probably will de-
pend largely upon the result Of the
investigation which Chief Davis has
Instituted at ri Paso, Apparently
about SO years Of age, he Is wen
dressed and would have attracted no
especial attention but for his ex-
treme restlessness which would not
permit him to sit down and be quiet
| O minute He had some United States
money in his pockets at the time Che
arrest uaa nada
------.u---.--.--
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-24

Clovis, y. NJ, jan 2s.--The Elks
lodge of this city closed deal yes
terday for the purchase Of three de-
sirable building lots, upon which the
order expects to build handsome
home of its own. steps will be
taken at once by the lodge to create
u building fund.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-24
Nnnil.er QUINN Il.inhIIshc,I.

Santa Re, Jan as The fourth
camp Of workers on the canal IN the
Meslna valley from the Elephant
hutte's reservoir, has been establish
cd near Chamhcrino, bona Ana
county Fifty men are employed Ia
this camp.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-24
Masonic Officers Installed

santa Fe, Jan. 2S.--At a special
meeting of Santa Fe Lodge or Perfec-
tion and Aztlan Chapter Rose Croix,
and a postponed meeting of Colorado
Council of kadosh and New Mexico
Consistory at the hall of Montezuma
lodge, the officers of the Consistory
for the ensuing year were installed
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-24

Capt. w G. Reid, solicitor for The
Santa Fe system, and Col, X, Il. Twlt-
ohell, counsellor for the failroad, lett
this afternoon for Albuquerque on a
business trip.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-24

mineral display IN the main ex-
hibit hall, where il at once strikes
the visitor and commands an atteu-
tion which is bound 60 produce re-
suits. Now that our san Diego force
IL organized, and tho jobs have been
distributed the board feels that We
can get down to actual business inside
OF ten days When | say that The
Jobs have been distributed, ! speak
advisedIy, as TINT Important feature
In making supposedly successful ex-
hiblt is a factof that must not be over
looked py those who in the future
have the temerity 10 so into the eS-
position business. To gather the ex-
hibit aud buildine the building is a
very small matter compared with o
disposal OF the jobs for those who
seem to demand change of climate
Just at this time and whose patriotism
by way Of interest in the states flu
ture is not measured By any standard
as yet discovered by the board and Of
practical use. The question of eff
cheney and the idea OF real work does
not seem to have been factor In
self determination Of efficiency by the
thousand or more individuals who
have made application to this board
for the very few positions which It
has determined shall be filled by
those who must render the service to
the state OF come home
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-24

why travel about looking for work
Let the Journal 60 the travelling for
you.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-24

Results from journal Want Ada.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-24
TAKE A TIP FROM
BEAUTY'S LIP
Use Stuart's Calcium WATERS aud
Cleanse Your Blood. Revitalize
Your Pores and Make Your
Skin Glenn and Clear.

1t is positive crime the way some
women try To remove facial blemishes
by the use of creams, acids, messages,
lotions electricity needles, masks, etc
These lines of treatment only mar
beauty. The trouble lies with your
blood
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-24

'The development of our mineral
resources means u home market for
our agricultural products, the two go
hand in hand and with the character
of show which we have. our food and
meat products, livestock Of every
kind and each kindred Industry are
brought TO the eye If the visitor and
inquirer in mannor a thousand fold
more forcibly than can be accom-
phshed by books, pamphlets or the
usual corn, wheat oats, fruit and
other material exhibits which as a
means of demonstration and publicity
are SO far behind the times that the
world has no desire 70 even look at
them; the world wants the stuff pre-
scented in up-to-date style aud we are
prepared to deliver the goods In the
most approved method at san Diego.
People have small idea of the
cost of running an exposition
such as is found in New Mex
ico's exhibit at San Diego. Think
what 1t would Cost TO run any
picture house in Santa Zee or Albu-
querque every day in the year and
you will by comparison be able to
properly measure the expense; then
take the cost of one week OF the state
fair and multiply II fifty-two times
and you will see what this state is
doing at San Diego on the smallest
financial assistance ever accorded u
state in making an exhibit which is
really worth while
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-24

TEREsfs OF OUR CUSTOMERS IN EVERY LEGIr.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-24

y WE ENDEAvoR TO ADVANCE THE BUSINESS IN
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-24

MATE WAY. IN so DOING OUR MOTIVES MAY BIZ
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-04-16
SUMMARY or THE WAR.

Z The New York Times sums up eigh
months Of The European war
The hand operations may be sum
married under twelve heads as fol
lowa:
/ 4 Germaii invasion of France
through Belgium to seize Paris or tc
destroy the French army 4 failure
p Invasion OF East Prussia by
Russia. A failure.
3 Invasion Of Galicia by Russia. A
success in Eastern and Central Galicia,
but failure TINS far as to cracow and
Western Galicia.
A. Attemp; of the allies after the
German repGlse on the Marne to turn
the right OF the Germans. A failure
5. First German drive to capture
Warsaw A failure.
.. Russian attempt to penetrate
Germany after repnIse Of the Ger
mans before Warsaw. A failure
7. German attempt id Flanders To
turn the left flank of the allies and to
capture Tie channel ports. a failure
s. Second German drive toward
Warsaw Stopped al The Bzura and
Rawa rivers. thirty miles from War
saw
o The coiiapse 81 The austrian Of
fensivc against Serbia.
TO- Second Russian invasion of
East Prussia A failure.
H. German effort, after the cx-
pulsion OF the Russians from East
Prussia to get in behind Warsaw. a
failure.
12 Attack BY land and sea on tao
nardaneiles. Thus far caly a partial
success.
The record on both sides is TINS one
Of lack d vital success Advantages
have been gained bur no decision.
For the iine being there IS a desdiock
pa both German fronts and seeming
deadlock ia the Carpathians.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-04-16

70 exchange gossip after breakfast
the loneliness Is less acute now.
Probably wholesome recreation
would do more 70 ameliorate the lives
of faFncrs wives than any household
lnxasy OF modern machinery Some
one notes that in certain town an
Improvement society went 70 work
and gog up a monthly series of old
time country dances The city peo-
pie snickercd at them. IN these days
of ioy trots and one-steps But ne
dancine master at Sse0 per hour was
required 70 teach them, and they gave
expression % the desire for rhythmic
motion lHst Is welt as the latest
Broadway twinkle And the farmers
Families would tall about one Of these
dances FOR week afterward Ne com-l
plants OF loneliness in that town,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-04-16
ASHAMED OF HER
Bad COMPLEXION


al1ly an Otherwise attractive e4-
= d social fai.HrE because ot a poor
conpleSion IT yOar skin 3 not nSt-
lrails fresh saucsh and glowing Or
has suffered from az Hr1ise nse Of
cosmetics. Resinol soap ana Rfs.nol
Ointment viii almost sn~eig clear i
n normal hssithy wzy Il IS SO
elsT too.
Jast hafhc vour iaa for seFsrss
minutes vita ResincI Sosp and hot
xatsr working tAs creass 1zfass
into the skin GENTS Efth TIE finger
tips TAen wash or With more resi-
mol Sosg and 9arm wafer. finishing
wita dash q clear. cold e1ter 70
close the pores
Do this regularly onae o. tses a
day. ocoasi0aalI- spreading cs H.
tie Resinni Ointment for zen eT f1f-
teen 1inutes hefore nsing Res-np-
Snsp. and you vi Re zst0nished how
Qaiekiy tae healing antiseptic Ress-
noi me1icatiOn SCOT hes and uieznses
the pores removes pimaies and
biackftais. ana leaves the eom7isx-
ion clear. frssa 1ud veirsfv. Resi-
uol Soap and Ointment are s5id AZ
an drhEgizis F0r @iai free rrs .e
q Dept zz-z1 z si1ai nsstfno-c
Nd.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-04-16
y 500 Reward. xfo0

,Ihe readers OF THIS paper vii ~
PLEASED 10 learn that there is at ie.ass oae
cre2aSd disease that science sas been
auae ~ cnre N all its stages. atad that ia
positive cure now known to the medical
maternity. CaIerrh being a constitutional
0lssase. requires a constitutional treat
.lent HAIRS CatArrh Cufe is taken In
ternally. acting dlrectiy upon the hioed
aud mucous surfaces Of the system. there
oy destroying the foundation Of the dis
sase. and giving the patient strength by
platdiry UP I lie constitution ana assisting
rAtssre in sacIsg its wor,S. The prcprsefors
Dave SO r11gch faith ii its curative pew
ers that they offer One Hundred Dollars
Ter anyac1Sa that X falls to cure. Send
Tor lsst cf tessilnorlais
Address q. j, CHENEY q Coz Toledo Ohio.
Sold nv I'll Tsrurrfsfs Te,
Take Halls Family rslls fc- constipation.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-04-16
rne Nrgps Or FARMERS WIVES.

The government has just issued a
mira bulletin discussing the needs oi
FARMERS wives The farmers wife
MAS heen considered beast Of barden-
ii eld times some OF the heaviest
sasks of the Farm we're laid 81 her
shonlders. Churning, butter making.
milking. were some Of her special
fields. Added 10 COOKING. washing.
house cieaning. sweeping, ETC. i made
1 very soilscme life
THE farmer would have his hours Of
rcspise when Ia woula take pleas
All drive INTO the market town to get
the mali. make purchases. and deliver
proauae Theoretically he was en-
crossed in business Actuaily he
speas niany hears Of diyeriing gossip
alone she carbstones i was not
osten thai his wsIe weas on these
pleasant Ntle sanGets she vas too
busy
Butter makias Is nos done mere in
crcameries and factories, Milking Is
sometimes done BY machinery and
the farm hand does it much more
thar the vile ,aday a good maaF
farmers DO Aaxe some conveaienees
like running water, sewing machines.
better kitchen tools But rs a safe
guess that TIE farmers wiie works
scager shan me Garmer even to-day
Il is sometimes said that many
farmers wives 20 crazy. The work
may seesa quiet raj The monoiany
may allow me mind 20 become morbid
WITH she ever ready telephone on hand
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-04-16

Aodz 'By Mai l---A'ay ana nieAl
are almost esaAsty o1lsy p A.s'az, 4 aA
German oasae'aa @ao ms noN Aa os
eupaflon are straiAins sfery sssolses
% restore so ths Sils Is ioflaiss sA-
acFer a. an industrial aaa maa'lIarss'i
ing center New railAays are eeiss
enil1, reads ana nTaages are ppins
constructed factories arg being Pre-
parea ior Rew Uses AAe teyTiHan
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-04-16

Jauaes j. ilili is fairly successini as
d prophet and he ends the war mex
yaar. III which opinion he has excei
lent company among those whose
oninions are worth quoting, bn'
when he slwells on .0-eent wheat, rs
aeals Id eaesswnrk and protrndes
very harmful and unnecessary rear.
Por heavens sake ,let the farmer en-
sav M high prices ana don't ten him
ii Is i short dream.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-04-16

s'e;re@a& BY Mail. The Grand
saaea faa is serving as Red
Frosa naSse aa a hospital train be
sfeen ic Cliicisn front and kief al
har arm Seeuesf she il treated ex.
lae;ay sse me As the other nHrzas.
and Is addressed. ike them. merely
las ssisse She wears tae overall
lsaa saii g nursing sister. Recently
q doctor, new 70 the train. addressed
her as nperial Highress She
shook warning finger at him. Good
aaturedly but firmly she sald- Please
1ssles.s ser there ara no Imperial High
aessss here. only Sisters
A spenaeFa who came ihrongh
10 Kief ca the hospital train writes
-We were about ha8f way 70 our aas-
sinaflon- lr she dining car nurse
was cutting Up bread and dlstribnfiHg g
j, to the lnvalids Those who could
sls at tables we're taking their tea IN
hage mugs
- bright-eyed litSae man with 4
handaged forearm stopped an orderly
Where Is Olga AIexandrovnay ne
asked The orderly Looked oFer a The
;aEie. That is she. eating bread, he
answered.
Can 20 and take . piece from
herg asked The wounded man
Yes. sou an. hut do ncs call her
anything bat Sister
$50 TIE young iaiurcd man went up
TO me Grana Duchess. and said, SIS
Ter. win yos give rDe q piece o
breaay
~ win give. replied the nnFse. re-
peating MS phrase. in the Russian
fashion.
Thank yna. sis-nr. said me little
nan- With a look Of the greatest ad-
Hssration and ave Then be went
hack 70 his place and eonlsntasiiy ate
his slice. He vlii cherisa that ex-
Ierience IS long As he lives
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-04-16
Nervous Period
icaI Headaches
searruuah "a Ant. Mamma Iahlefs

Tl,ls trouhie cor1nouly cnilea slek head
srhe j. sEsd 10 be due 10 t1e reteIrfUn O
rvrs III the sysfeEn- O4f4n 1t j. stated that
a rrssr c0udfffuu Of tire blood = q c2lsf Oi
ztsess hea<LHehes- or thai u y . 1srVols
condition: aE4d Il certain cases. 10 DOUBT
stlts Is srne-
where treatment ~ demanded Il Is more
for ehe pAsa than anything else. 0zsa 4tt-
p Srhsiisebnatdt q Louisville has
fI,at1 ausi- Es.Er1liz Tablets 70 <ire prornDf
nf.a satisfactory relief Resi- sAOula oe
Ir,gissed x1roE.a he SAYS, -'zld TIE patient
~ ous1 20 70 bed SfArken the rDoiis- and al
rAs Attendants atld family should oe ~
odts- as rf1esit3se. nm ezuettc Will some
f,,liss shorten rhe attAck. The tcrtzs s11,tii "a
- aess tirsn With 6gtotl4ss, - 3 Eaf nczh and
. tno-o1Eh raD-dcEn WITH cpt.rse tqNel,
s,st-. rtst grl1Ff1i reflex Two Anti s1EuIlsa
3sLiesa N5eu the first ssgns appear VIII
ii-l-lstF sreeeat t1e attack = During i1n at
fss.t -o1e rasz1et srerr nD1r or t~o wiz
ehar-+c the 4st6cE and Fsitere The usual
rslsnsea Estsd ra1aitl1e- These thtAetf mag
~ fssaf1icp1 ~ All Er1lxr4sfs- Ask l<ar ~ =
Ta1sets. T1<F are also 11cxrfile1 4tsr, tiff-
yeas ne4z4cAsz. aeurnlEla n1la al r4-ns.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-04-16

siis siariAa Wilcox Gowanda II
! writes = first used Caam5erlzia s
Coasa Remedy about eight years avu.
A, taat tlme Z had a hard cold and
cotfsaed mest Of the tinie X proves
70 le juss Rhal needed u tiose
90 tie osd in feN days ard tAe
cough entirely disappeared base
;ala mang of ml friends q the coed
! reeHiFoe iArousA usias ,Ais ca
ie}ae, aR1 al Who aare used Il sneak
pf Il IN tAe bighes5 terms Obtain
gble ese-ywhere
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-04-16

Resiyals often do great good, eut y
Il o,,ite important To remember the
devotion. faiihful service Ideals anu
immeasarahIe usefulness of the rega-
,ar pastor The reyivaIist comes ana
aeos but the regular pastor is the one
you send for when the tumuit and the
ngIng dies,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-04-16
ACID sTOMACHs ARE
DANGEROUS
Seomsncn sense A5Vice ey > cistln-
cuisheo spcci4Ast-

-sas5 stoaialss afs dsnzersus lse-
sr,' = arit irrItstrS and lufalues tle
a.laate daiUg IS fee sios0acr. iAqs hir-
assies anf s'-Nse.ilaF sle pssspes per ~
81 f,4e sfar1Era Nss5 ieaaing 70 rraasil's
s.is..--tf1-st< 81 tr- Gases af st3Ens-i
s-l 1lse t,on g1is-s r'-11,s ssffe- t,fd.
lhss, r'szl ,ltsss ss,t f,sii1l.sai Irs1t-Iie.1i s
~ ~ k<s b ssisf tasss. Tor tas3 l-etc
-. sSsfss 81 st.f traulas tte sri3 in tne
stf,sfa.h as dsfszfrols a. ever Tn arai
a.nte ~ l.eiiceltlEl,4 ani rs fe-lnattnn
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