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The Washington herald., 1915-10-31

sure was little daisy-such mirrors
Such lovely soft seatsl And gilt &c
knock your eye out When we start.
ed up the stairs there was a bunch
! comm down from the main cabin
1t was most OF the ships company
! and they was dom something that
reminded me OF a lunatic asylum
dom something between a can-car
and a fandango on the slack wire
This was just free spirit. We bea,
1t up the staircase and somebody
grabbed hold OF us, and we were
hotfootin' it in a minute.
went crow hoppin' around, Sioux
lnjun war dance style, and the cap'n,
he elm on top a table and did the
Lumber Jacks dance. You could yell
all you like, but there wasn't much
good to it, because you couldn't hear
yourself to save your life.
II there was one man on that boat
there was five thousand. That made ten
thousand legs to stomp and kick with,
and Ave thousand threats. either to yell
or to take something out OF bottle. and
after they took something out of a bottle
their threats were all the clearer for
that. and they could yell the harder.
Above US was a fine band. all dressed
up IN green cloth and gold lace, with
shiny silver-plated instruments in their
hands They looked as II they was
playin' something. and their checks was
all bulged out, but you couldn't hear
EN-. The funny little hot wire electric
lights blazed. and the engine, she went
round. and round, and round. and the
beverages. they went down. and down.
and down; the yells. they went up. and
up. and up: the feet. they did every
durn thing that feet could, and old Sister
Joy, she Just got right on her tippytoes
and squealed like a pig in a gate.
There weren't many women passengers
on board, and them few gathered them
selves into still less staterooms and
locked the doors, and showed the furni-
ture up against them.
Bumby. We had a very complercated
meerover. Everybody Joined hands and
few sideways down the cabin, then
squared around at the top OF the stair
case and went down in sections. three
steps to the hop. and then somebody
slipped. and tell.
OF all the dog piles you ever see in your
Life that was the worst. When / got
out Of 1t and dragged the capn after
me. honest to gosh. II looked like a por-
cupine. there was that many arms and
legs stickin' out Of II, but nobody was
killed. and as soon as they got standin'
again, they all said. Let's do 1t some
more" 30. up and away! yohlcks! as
the old song says.
Well, this brought on an awful thirst,
so the cap'n and me, we took advantage
of open spaces till we got down into the
barroom again. and here they all was
now a-hghtin' the civil war over and
The Washington herald., 1915-10-31

says. "Cap'n, let's you and me have a
drink and watch what comes next,
because / couldn't believe this state
OF affairs was really lastin'.
Bumbye, sort of incident occur
red. This here bar was only cubby-
hole, with shelf in front. A man
put his face against the cubby-hole,
asked for his drinks, then showed his
cash through, and waited for his
change. The whole operation was
so simple as to be almost foolish, and
you wouldn't think no harm could
come from it, unless a Teller asked
for his drinks too often.
But there come a gray-whiskered
geezer, one of these here regular
Su'thn Kernels, with the beard drip
pin from his chin, like long icicle,
and mustaches hercer than a cats,
The Washington herald., 1915-10-31
E. G. w. Scraggs, Sleuth

"All right" he says, eff that's the
case, then this here Teller, he was
Bill Jones"
And where was Bill headin' att?
/ asked.
New York way"
/: kinder swore to myself, thinkin'
how near / had missed him, but the
little Teller. he pleads for me to do a
turn, and he tells me that Bill is goin'
to take the night boat to New York,
and he'll see me to the night boat IL
only I'll ride horse for him that
afternoon. So that's all right.
The show was called Antelope Ike's
Grand Aggravation of Wild Western
Spectacles, which was a good name,
only them spectacles were smoked
glasses. Part of my job was to stand
by the tent and look as Wild West
The Washington herald., 1915-10-31

of me, wavin' the family razor and
yelling:
"Whar's the white man hit Sam!"
He had a mouth that looked like
where locomotive had run through
hotel. / grabbed up one of the
seltzer bottles, took careful aim, and
let him have it on his soft palate. He
foamed considerable, and he splut-
tered and choked. There wasn't
much hghtin' left in him, but, better
than that, somebody laughed, and it
was all over. We had TO kick few
niggers and take gun or so away
from Marylanders that was a little
too loyal, but there wasn't really
much that had to be done.
Then me and the cap'n, we thought
we'd go somewheres else wanted
to see that handsome big boat. She
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-03-06
STUDENTS OF PENN u,
DEMAND FREE SPEECH



Philadelphia, March 6 More than
500 University of, Pcnnsy lvania stu
dents formed free spaach society
here today and empowered Il commit
tee 10 draw resolutions denauncmg
the authorities of the institution and
those in charge Of the "Pcnusplvun-
IAN a daily student publication hes
cause of the alleged attitude nf the
authorities and the "PonusylVauinn"
toward Samuel Gompers. president
of the American Federation of La-
Dor. The action was taken at "a
meeting of the students held In
knights of Columbus han. which was
addressed hy Mr. Gompers.
The resolution which 1t IS planned
to present for formal adoption at en-
other meeting tomorrow tensurcs
the members of the faculty for refus-
ing To permit MIR Gompers 20 speak
in one of the halls of the university
and Criticises the editors of the stu-
dent publication for refusing to au-
nounce todaN's meeting IN the coll
umns of the "pennsylganian' Aiter
cffecting permanent organization the
students announced thas stated meet
ings would be held and speakers In
an walks of life invited 30 deliver
addresses.
Mr.. Gompers, although he de-
n0unced the university authorities Tor
their action, made no attempt to urge
the students to revolt Most his
address was devoted To the evolution
If organized labor and he left the
han before the heated addresses we're
uade by the students.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-03-06
BAD COLD? TAKE
CASCARETS FOR
BOWELS TONIGHT



Sick headache, biliousness. coated
tongue head and nose clogged up with
la cold always trace this to torpid
liver: delayed, fermenting food in the
bowels or sour gassy stomach
Poisonous matter clogged in the in
testines. instead Of being cast out OF
the system is re-absorbed into the
blood. When this poison reaches the
delicate brain tissue it causes conges-
ton ana that dun thro bling, sicken-
ing headache
Cascarets Immediately cleanse the
stomach remove the sour. undlgested
food and foul gases, take the excess
.biln from the liver and carry out all
.the constipated waste matter and poi
Isons i'm the bowels
Cascaret tonight VIII surely
lstraiehten you out by morning They
work while you sleep--a f0-cent box
from your druggist means your head
clear. stomach sweet and your liver
and bowels regular for months.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-03-06
WASHINGTON CHIEF
OF POLICE RETIRES

Washington, March 5-lNchard
sylvester, president of the lnterna-
tional Association of Police chiefs, rec
tired today on pension from his post
AS head of the Washington police
force after charges against him 10y
REPRESENTATIVE Park of Georgia, had
been withdrawn,
The charges against sylvester never
were made public. He became "a cen
ter of attack two years ago when the
police under his direction. failed 60
control the crowds along the route of
the celebrated suffragette parade On
the day preceding President Wilson s
Inauguration and the marching wo-
men i'm some instances, after being
practically mobbed. We're rescued by
the arrival of cavalry from Fort
Myer
hammond ". Pullman. a newspaper
man. was appointed to succeed Syl-
yester.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-03-06
BRONCHIAL COUGHS

when the bronchial tubes are af-
O iSc'ed with that weakening, tickling
~ e1Ish' they need immediate and SEN
slOle treatment. The breath seems
tuor'er because of mucous obstruc-
WINS rous' usually fever is present and
your head jars with every cough.
t ou' chest aches and the inhamma-
wi ~ Often spreads to the lungs.
mn me lood-tonic that has proven its
, so''' ior forty years-is SCOTS Emul-
Vp' II drives out the cold, which
4. Jug root Of the trouble, and checks
N.Y. T. cough by aiding the healing
s nv OF the enfeebled membranes.
~ you are troubled with bronchitis
MAJ, Aaow an afflicted friend, always re-
stre nott that SCOTS Emulsion builds
,,S Ds'h while relieving the trouble.
~ SCOT &Bowns, Bloomfield, Nj.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-03-06
SMITH IS HELD
BY OFFICERS IN
DEFAULT Of BOND
ESPECIAL eosarssososnes TO MORNING lousaAn

lsPEcthL eoEREsPoNpENcg TO MORNING JousNAN
Las Cruces, n. NJ. March AT
noon today. n. r. H. Smith, president
of the late lamented First state bank,
was still q prisoner in the office of
the sheriff of Doua Ana county in
default Of $4,000 bond but he eN-
pressed absolute confidence that bond
would be made during the course of
the afternoon.
Smith was arrested Yesterday upon
an Indictment returned by the grand
jury. which has been in session here.
lie had previously been arrested on
warrant served just after the sus-
pension of the bank and had been
out on bond since then.
Hugh Clary, Il. =. Porter and W.
\. Hager, directors of the First. state
bank. were arrested last night on
charges of preiury. Each gave a
bond of $500 for his appearance at
the preliminary hearing.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-03-06
THE MNZE CARRIES THE ASSORT.
MENT.

Thumb lutChCs 800. ..,.,..e ...... Sc
Vale night latchcs .......,..... zoe
Roller skates s...............G zoe, Si.3j
Caif WchncrS ..................... soc
Leather hitchlng straps .......... I5C
BUGGY whips ...,....,,.....lO c-Sl 90
Team whips ............... 60C, zoe
Team lines ...........,..... 81. 10
Heavy double team harness. COM
plctc OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $1,000
Galvanized wash boilers ......... pOc
Mashboards and pitchers ...... $40
3 cups ana sauCCrs ............ 23c
Rubber ~hcCting. yard ....... 6Oc
Black oil cloth, yard, .... SOC. soc
If yde. soft finish 36-inch cam
brio ........ ....,.. ....... $500
fl Sds. ,oft finish blcHchcd mus
lin ......... .... .......,.,. SI,OO
Rest quality feather licking, Nd 22c
; HIS. Mexican beans ........... ....... 21C
ran cans fancy pineapple .,..... l5c
Bulk mHCarOni, pound ........ ... Toe
lbs. ronstcd. Indian meal ...., 25C
; packages Arbucldc coffee .,..... 05c
10 pounds graduated sugar $500
MM KIIkE
81 south First 81.
Your friends use Gentry's eggs. the
kind, at Jula's, MnlOy's
ana Hawkins.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-03-06
ARTES|A WRECK
PROVES SERIOUS;
NUMBER INJURED
Details Received From DeraiI-
ment of Santa Fe Train
Show Several Persons Were
Badly Hurt,

Artesia, y, NJ. March 5.--Iater de-
talis received from the wreck of the
santa Fe passenger train nine miles
north of Artesia Yesterday evening
show the accident to have been more
serious than was at first supposed.
The first reports stated that no one
was hurt but it develops that more
or less serious injuries were sustain
ed by a number of persons on the
train
The conductor of the ditched train
mas bad bump on his head and
Jess Wheeler, brakeman who was
also acting as baggageman, was al
most suftocated from the fumes Of a
coal stove when the ear turned over.
With difficulty he found his way TO
the door Of the car and as soon as he
was able TO get into the open air
quickly recovered.
Roswell sheep Man Hurt.
Elsea White, q prominent sheep
owner of Roswell, had three ribs
broken. and it is feared that he sus-
tanned internal injuries besides lie
was the most seriously injured of all
the passengers Mrs J. b. Bowman
had one of the bones in her right
foot broken and Mrs Frank Herrick
suffered "A dislOcated shoulder. A
Mexican laborer was injured intern
ally and tainted shortly after the doc
tor reached him. A number of other
passengers sustained bruises of a
minor nature.
The accident happened about $50
o'clock yesterday afternoon, but the
relief train carrying doctors and MAJ
terial for 'shoo-fly' did not reach
q u rtI. s1Hsaf Ia
wreck occurred in the Cottonwood
draw, where a passenger train was
ditched last year.
The passengers escaped from the
ear by breaking out the glass doors
and crawling through the vestibulc.
one ear caught on fire, but the
flames were soon eXtinguished 10y a
bucket brigade using water from
pools near the track. This is the
second wreck occurring at the same
place in the Artesia section whore
one section crew has nineteen miles
of track 70 look after.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-03-06

on May 9, 1901, Hollenbcck was
given an Injunction After the entry
Of final decree the McAlistcr
Springs company acquired Hollen-
beck's title and instituted contempt
proceedings against Chavez ON the
ground that he had violated the I'M
junction. The district court entered
"a new decree and found Chavez guilty
of contempt but granted him ninety
days in which Ia make further proof
as 90 his title Thereafter Jabrem ac-
quired title of the McAllister Springs
company and brought suit against
numerous defendants. including
George Chavez. who died soon there
after The plaintiff, Jahrem answered
the oss-compldInt and claimed title
to the land. BY stipulation the cause
was sent down and the decree was en-
tered in favor OF the appellee herein.
Upon findings of fact made by the
court il was ruled that the defend
ants were estopped by the DEGREES of
1901 from questioning the title of the
plaintiff
The syllabus by the court is as fol-
lows. "A Judgment by court of
competent jurisdiction upon the mer-
it's of the controversy is conclusive be-
tween the parties, and those I'm privity
with them, upon every question of
fact directly ia issue determined i'm
the action" The litigation began in
1898.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-03-06
IMPORTANT LAND
CASE AFFIRMED
BY HIGH COURT
Suit Pending for Fifteen Years
Is Finally Terminated With
Judgment Rendered by
Justice Hanna,

santa Zee. March 5-The state SUI
preme court today affirmed the de-
cision of the district court for Mora
county In an important land suit that
has been pending i'm the court almost
fifteen years. 1t is the case of 4. Q.
Jahren appellee, VS. Paul Butler ct
ais, appellants. The opinion is by
Justice r. H. Hanna
A. O. Larra2olo appeared for the
appellants and Charles A. Spiess and
). y. Davies for the appellees The
suit was instituted by George Chavez,
father Of the appellants, I'm Mora
county seeking am injunction to re-
strain one Hollenbecl< from interfer-
ing with certain lands to which
Chavez claimed title ANA possession
Hollenbeck in a cross-complaint, set
mp that the land i'm question belonged
to him and was at that time in his
possession, and prayed for an inmnc-
ton also.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-03-06

57cs :. 60. -
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-01-15

SRI. 2i5Sie Slid, Sodter bon
gbos. Slid mab Satin. Dom Scr.
f,railil, ulrb Stitlerin Der bieiige1
SodJifaule, geipnnn ems Der, BON Der
gape @iraroeoit 9oranalldplle aus
geiester StiperOierb OILS Brels
fir bas bette 2aib 8rob, eeboden
BON einem iungett Mabden. iiber Is
Sabre alt. Son @oSoonaoe County
bottelr iif mebrere iaipae Nidodcn
nm Sen Sreis befporben.
Ger friibere goluttp Gifter,
s. =. 9rpnn, Srall Geo. 8liidmailrl
u,lb Srmt S. sc. Nneea, bon Siuenss
bile, Darelt om letteit Nitttpo6
bier IN 9eridtliden aneele9enbeiterl.
SEER 8rpoal ut Jest elmer Der Setter
Ger Sfeiienfabrif. in Smernpile nnb
ole aomtfolben . Bfeifen ipeldc Ell
Sur Strobe mitbratte. reprdientieren
bas pollfommerite 8roSuft nit 8e.
5lig otf Rifiouri Ieerffoum.Gfei
| fen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-01-15

Sris lulb 9oolpb 2eibads rpelft
bier aiif 8eilpdy bel 8erpartotep per-
meilten reiiten olrt Ieeten Sorurtoe
nie6er rnd Srbepeubenoe aupiid.
g. y. @oeid. BON Blanc, uno
8. $. 9retpel, BON Diaries County.
beFonoe1r lid, eeitern bier. in 8e.
idaitsangeleeeia|eiter ali Dem @e
ridt.
s.. U. @aritatrg, Elm Iopotat
bon gbunlois, traf on letter Con-
Nerstos bier eirl, atm lit ON Dem
Sail bes Stoats gegen Sumnert,
5u betbeiliget.
@eorg &eibadb melher lotgcre
3eit bier bel ieiiperr gltern Galpar
2eibod aupb @atti11 mar, reiite leste
@od,e nah Dem Stoat @sooniin, nm
bort ai arbetteu
sSrl. gfiie SSoelRde trat am Der.
goneerter Somtng cine m~ebrhpodeit
life 9eiudsreiie at 9eripopoten
iurb Srenpoen i'm ct. 2oilis urb Sit
ct. 2olis on.
-gbtp. @ebnueter, rebft @attirl,
BON @aJanrois, io1uie Srl. aImo
Senmeferger, BON Worriipr, befa1l-
Sen iih ,udbren1 Der norigen ISOLDE
lin 8errtniir, alalo nareat Sie 8Gite
BON 2oiis gpple iur6 beiierr SfhDe.
ftern.
SO. 8illimamt amb gaiper
Sdneioer peld}e fid ntebrere @ofer
in ct, 2oiis aufgebalten babert, iinS
am lesten Montog arriidgefebrt tr,
iterer nob ieiner Seimotb, in Smiss
Ietterer nod Serrdim, no er EN-
paar Gage bel ieiner 8odter. 8rol
e, z. @iaiants, berapeilen miro.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-01-15

gilbert Rpure, BON Drdfe. be-
impS iid Iber lesten 8ienstoe III
$erntanr.
Geo. $oeiili ldbt gesenfpartl5
feline @irtbif,aft nit elmer re,ien
eiatrif)tutu ~perieben.
SRI. S,rlia 2ingenieIoer reilte
am 1omtos, fiir larpgeren anfert1alt
nod ct. 2ouis.
-9sbilip Seibner, BON @aseonaoc,
befanb iib ain lesien Rortag bier
in 8eff1ften.
-SrIs. gotpa mpb 8epa Sfnltit
febrten aiit Montoa. BON einem ge.
iildy it CT. 2oniss bierbcr altrild.
Sobn Gappmeper lrto @eors
Berger, bon S~petsniIle, ipareir am
Iesten @oatas bier, M eeffaftIiten
&pseleserbeiten
Gilbert &able, bon Sapiss,
ippad ant Iestet Mittfpo6 in anIe'
rer Office Dor, uno erneuerte ieir
aboirnemeitt mrf oas 8olfsblatt.
-gnf Dem biefisen Boitomt lie.
gen 8refe fir ioIeeroe 8eri@1en:
Srau SO. 6. SbraIfs, Spaai @
gIarf unb Com. &ellemann.
Sim Gnmstoa Den 90. sSSurntar
1915, miro in Der 6rene Gree
GdJuIe EN- 8or Saipper itrttfiftoen
at peIdam Seoerma1n berslid elm
aeIoSep lift. q. 6. 0sfper, Sebrer.
ltfter oett bieiigem 8eiuder BOZ
Morriioat am perearaeeipelp Dielstoa
befonSem fib S. 8. 8ratbSt, Gugiii
8eoeter, Sq1ifre GbtI. &aHb, Gm
gggenbere, ioaute &enrp g., &eirrl
90. nfto @aIter SrednnaiurJ
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-01-15

-6rn s. aropp uto beren
Sobn ggml, iinb ON Wontag oieler
ISOLDE na6 Seiferion Gitp gerei1t.
-Sris Meper, bon 8oiebub, fam
am Montog bieier 8o6e brerber, ols
elmer Der 3eueer in Dem Srisetnep.
er SOL.
5. 8. &miiiett lnro Senrp 8alt,
BON Stonpbiu, beimpoen iid ON
9ienstoe bieier Bode bier. in sc,
if1ften.
-Sris @asper uno Srib Strad,
BON CONAN. 81. ! paren aln leBten
9ienstae bier in an9elesenbeiten
aui Dem @critt.
-Baftpr artbltr Slu15nlonn anro
@ottirr, bon Stpeet Springs. 800.
mtroent an s.. 8. 81. Slrrh Die @e-
burt zines fIeinpert Sodterd,eits be.
gliift. Sraai &li,tsnnartt NOR frii'
her SRI. Roape,m Suptter.
-Senrp Roblfins, Safe &ulte,
ullS beiiep Sobn Nrrnllf. gonfnbIet
bon 8oe1rf Smp., idamntlih bon &oie
BIO, ,rtb 3eltsen in Dem Sritemepet
Sail, itatteten itnferer 9r1tderei an
letten Iortas eineft 8ehtd ab.
SRI. 8iolu 8aI3 uno gbqori
Sans, bon l%1riou, Ro., fplirben Die
fer Sage in Der 8obanipe Der 8rout
eIiern, Sebaittar @aI5 unS @attin
in Sarrisbiirg. &rf.. eetroit. SRI
@al5 adbIt pieIe Sralnbe in Ser
nlailit utb in Berger. inn gereir mi
berten mir Dem jiingen Soar bier
nrit beitens Slid ipiinIhen.
Inter 0eip mtstp1rtigen Ibbofa
Ten, ipelde 5I Dem 9egenlpartigel
Serinin beS &reisgerif4S eridDierpel
iinS, benerfter mir Sie f~olgeroen
8. s. Cole notp Union, Srbge S
g. Booth an6 Sicbse Seize Sbope
BON @aibington. Clarence itro Ser
rarb Barter lftb S. IS. Seilslep boz
Sipensbille 1ttpo @bite bon 8lamb.
Sreo. gdsaepperfoetter. Dol
0t. Sterling, tnf am Deugargeitel
Sonntag per 9lito bier elm be
gleitst BON SRI, SpInia Spit, Sg
2anotpebr, Ser6inoaso Bod. BON Wi
Sterlirm, fofpie BON Seroinaft6 Eobl
manu. BON Bar. Die Serrep Hobl
mann urro 2afpodpebr iito Witglae6e
Der 8ettsSairp fir Sieien 8emni1
bes @cridts. &crr Bod lam bier
Der. INN ieine Sdhpeiter. Sroar !Ss
Soeiper, obSboIer, ,pelde nin Sctu,
tag. bon aIInn. Mo, bier eintnof.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-01-15

--gbriit 8aeder, BON Stolpe, be.
ianb iid am lettm Santstag bier,
in @eifdften.
SIN 8erlaitf Der eriten, Is Cage
bieies Ionats bot Golnip Glerf Blee
tcreits 81 Sogbli3enien allsgeItelt.
-artbur Sp5idesfp, bon gotS-
Dam, mar iiber lesten 5relto9 nnS
beiudsmeiie, in Sermattn.
SRI. 8auIi1te Silgenitoebler, BOZ
BotSbam, NOR lpdbrenb Der poriget
@ohe bier, mif 8eiltdy bel gerfpano.
ten nr6 Sreiul6en,
Ger @iiiouri 8larB, spelf]cr
bier iiber alpei 8o6en nit eIna-
feiten @isoede iiber5ogen mar, 1T
INN ieit eini9en Eo9en mieber pom
gis irei.
-gltselte Siebler peilt our Belt
auf 8eiilt bel Ieiren glterrl, Srit
ISieoIer urtb @attin. Gllgene ii
gormarnn in elmer S6atbfobrif, in
Dltbuqie, SSotpn.
-Sris &abIe rtrtb Sacob 9oeib,
Sr.. BON O. L., ipnaden ON lesten
Samstas bel ms Dor, sur grneue'
ming ibres announcements. Serr
@oefd lit bereits felt 35 Sabren ii.
ner lutierer Ibonnenten.
-groi. G. BiIlioms, BON GoIitnt,
bio, ipeld,er one Ilifiift iiber einer
2beil Der aitsgeoebnten grbeit oel
llnioeriitGt fiibrt, bielt am lester
Sreitas gbeno, in Der Upper 2ittl,
8ergcr SdRIe, Dit. 8, eiren @or
trag, in oeiien &erlmlf er cine Pin
sobl Stereoptifon<9 iI6er 3ur Sdsal
brofte.
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