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Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-07-21
PRESIDENT Of
CHINA OPENS
PRIVATE PURSE
YUan-Hung Consents to
Turn Over S6,000,000 Of
His Personal Savings to
Help Out the Government
,A..ocIelcd pre.. corre.pondencsl

pekinr Junc b-Gcncrals Fcng
Kuo.cbptig N SG,h-chuug and Chang
Usun ana many other southern mill
tarv leaders have tclcgruphcd to
President Ii Yuan-hung assuring him
of their suupurt. He is very generally
supported bv the Chinese press in all
parts of the republic and there are in
1icatiops that the southern provinces
viii officially endorse his admins
tration. although they are somewhat
slow In DOING SO ana have made de-
mand for rbe removal of certain cab
met members and advisers before they
fall in line
Strained financial conditions seem
somewhat relieved. The new prcsi-
dent has consented to turn over $500.
0O0 from his own personal savings to
assist i'm rc,llming spccto uaymcnt on
d. uotcg of lbs povernulapt hanks
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-07-21

guests to literary and musical pro-
gram
At noon a free melon feed will be
given in the plaza In front of the
school
At two o'clock the sports ~ill be-
gin at the race tract The program
includes. Foot race of one mile be
tween Zuni Indians who will run for
prize money from the town to the
track. Indian pony race, free TOR all
Indian foot race, 100 yards, chicken
pull or the gallo" for indians, goat
roping contest; bull-dogging steer
euuaw race relay foot race between
whites and Navajoes. grand pie-eat-
ing contest between "A Huni, navajo,
Mexican and American.
From five to six o'clock the crowd
will be entertained further by Huni-
Nava 10 tug Of war. wrestling matches
and pop drinking contest held IN
front of Masters store IN the town.
At night there will be big dance.
The most interesting features are
the western games in the afternoon
This year there will be no gallo be
tween the Indians and whites as this
fast and furious game nearly always
has resulted in such fierce compeu-
ton that bad blood results among the
riders.
Everyone is invited and will find
Ramah beautiful and shady spot tc
enjoy the day. Ramah can be reached
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-07-21
SUPREME COURT HANDS
DOWN THREE OPINIONS

tsEsoIAL eosrssFoEosHcs 70 soEHlss IousHau
Santa Fc July 2O.-Three opinions
were handed down by the state SUI
prcme court today Tho district
court for Bcrnalillo county is rcvcrS-
ed in the case Of Barbara Chaycs de
Sanchcs. appellant, W. Manuel A.
Sancho8 appellee. The appellant had
petitioucd 10 cancel a deed given by
her to her SON. The soon demurrcd
and the demurrer was sustained by
the lower court The cancellation Of
the deed was sought on the ground
that the son had failed to live up TO
am agreement 10 take care Of his
mother and moved to St Louis with
out taking her with him The opin-
ion is by chief Justice Roberts The
district court for Otero county is af-
firmed in the case Of j. H. Glasgow,
plaintiff in error, VS.. J. & Poyton, ct
al, defendant IN error The suit was
one to quiet title and to enioin de
PENDANTS in error from removing Ger
tain personal property The district
court for Rio Arriba county WAS at
frmcd in the ease of state. appellee.
ts Sam Rucker. appellant. sentenced
10 The pcuttcuilary and fine for the
larceny .uf one head of neat cattle
from tIpTjIuo Pcnd.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-07-21
', N. {. A. PLANS
FOR COMFORT Of
BORDER TROOPS
Camp Life to Be Made Less
IrkSome for the SOIdierSi
Will Establish 25 Branches;
Secretaries in Charge,
tA..ocialea rr... Corrc.pondsnccl }

New York, July l9.-The army aud
navy department of the Young Mems
Christian association, dealing with the
first general mobilization OF the ma
tional guard Of the United states since
the association was officially recog-
nizcd by general orders Of the war
department, announces some interest
ing features of its plans for work
among the troops on the Mexican bor-
der The association plans to cstab-
lish at least twenty-five fully equipped
branches at7 camps where there are
hrIgades or single regiments of troops,
and through these to demonstrate the
efficiency Of the associations work in
soldier life.
Regardless Of the evcntualitics, the
work will be carried on with vigOr, the
association leaders say for although
avoidance of war modifies the meth
ods Of the work, the concentration of
relatively permanent units Of troops
makes Y NJ c. a. influence an even
more necessary factor than in the
event Of war itself II is explained
that emphasis will be first be laid
upon work among the state troops, be-
cause they have Just been picked from
civil life and need the kind of help
the association can give more than
the regulars need such leadership.
Army Officers Welcome Move.
In case of war troops would be sent
across the line and shift positions SO
continuously that the Y, NJ. c, a. work
would have to be conducted through
small branches in the field. without
war, but with thousands Of troops sta
toned along the border for an indefi-
mite period, most of them in large
garrisons or camps, and subject to
emergency or patrol duty, conditions
will exist calling for the utmost eff
forts on the part Of the army Y. NJ
{. A. branches.
Officers of the war department.,
from the secretary Of war and the
members Of the general staff down,
realize the danger of breakdown in
the moral and social ideals of the
men in their new environment and
they are not only welcoming the as
sociation work but urging that it be
established wherever possible and Of
ferihg cooperation to the fullest eX-
tent under military rules and regula-
lions Every step that has been taken
has been after consultation with the
higher officers of the war department
ana the army and all plans for work
at the camps are put into execution
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-07-21
RUSS NAVAL CAPTAIN
TAKES HIS OWN LIFE

Nladivostok, June 5.-lt was learned
here on good authority that the cap
tain OF the Russian Warship Percsvlet
which was recently wrecked on a
nearby island during a trial run com
mitted suicide shortly after the acci-
dent
With two other warships the Pcrcs-
Wet was recently purchased from ia
pan. The three ships in question were
captured from the Russians by the
Japanese during the Russo japanese
war After being refitted and
manned with a Russian crew the
Pcresviet was taken out for trial
run but ran ashore in thick fog In
atOnement the commander killed him
self
Japanese warships are aiding in tho
attempts at salvage
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-07-21

Here is one Of the leading haritoncs
Of America. We present Alfred lilies
Bergen, confident that his coming
will mark standard of musical
achievement on a chautauqua pro-
gram.
He Is q native born American, It's
voice is high baritone. with a
range of nearly three octaves. lie has
an extremely original and pleasing
way in which he casts aside tradition
al readings, and while he gives true
artistic Interpretation of his music.
yet YOU may be sure that the same
will be different from anything you
have heard
W. L. Hubbard, formerly critic for
the Chicago Tribune. one Of the most
famous musical critics, said, II con-
slider Alfred Hlcs Bergen one Of the
finest artists America has produced %
by the way, he has achieved con-
spicuous success as a song writer.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-07-21
INDIANS ARE
TO GATHER AT RAMAH


sttr,sl eossssrososscS 20 uosslSs IeusHsui
Ramah. y NJ July 2o.--ONcr a
thousand Indians OF tho navajo and
Tuni tribes are expected TO gather
here ian few days 10 ioH with the
white people here In the celebration
of the annual feast day and ,elcbrt
ton word has come from the res
eryatiuu that the Na,aiOs have al
ready started on horseback, and I'M
wagons ON the long journey TO this
place MANY automobile parties arc
coming from Gallup and some from
Albuquerque and Msgdalena
Monday the gath is the bic day Tho
program of events has been arranged
10 include many new features aud %
lalEc attendance ls expected
In the morning the members uf the
l.. d. s will gather In the school
house TO entertain all visitors aud
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-07-21

Results from Journal Want Ads t%
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-07-21
TOXIC CHURCH CALLS
PERMANENT PASTOR
tA..oc,at.d Pres, Corr,.poudsucsI

Toxic. Junc 3U,-The rcOrganIcd
and extended TOXIC Union church has
called as permanent pastor Dr. Dore-
mus Scuddcr Of Honolulu. who was a
leading member of the American COM
munity AT Honolulu for fourteen years
and since 1907 has been pastor Of the
Honolulu Central Unon church.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-07-21
New Dorrnitory.

East Las Vegas, N. NJ, Iuiy a0.--
The Normal university will have q.
mems dormitury during the fall and
winter terms The r. w. Garrard
home. corner Of Eighth street and
columbia ave huc. has been leased. and
will lac operaled as dormitory with
Mrs Tinklepnugh In charge. The
house is Of tick and is commodious.
Board and ropm VIII be furnished for
$40 per month The school long has
needed mch's dormitory
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-07-21

by AlbuqucrQuc Via Gallup or from
Grants bv the Tinaja road around lhe
foot OF the Xuni mountains.
Tho rains continue 10 visit Raman
every day and--tlle-~erop and grass
and stock are all booming now. one
light hail did no damage
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-07-21
nm,s O,r1osIt, n SatN.fied

East Las Vegas. y. M July 20 --
Mckinley jones S-ycar-old son of pa-
vid Jones . ranchman living near tho
site of the LIDS Vegas irrigation dam.
Is in the Las Vegas hospital suffer
ing from wounded thigh, as the re-
suit Of experimenting with dyna-
mite cap aud match. The cap eN-
plodod, and piece OF The metal was
hurled into the flcshv part OF the
boys thigh. whence IL was removed
by physlcians
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-07-21
WAR INCREASES PRICE
OF ADVERTISEMENTS
tA..neI.l.a rr.m cOrr..pcna.r...l

Amsterdam, July THE Cologne
Gazette. the Frankfurter Zeituns. the
Nolnische Volkszeitung and the
RheinisCh- -Westfalische Zeitung an
nounce that, owing to further incrcas-
es In the cost OF all materials. they
were obliged beginning July / to add
q war increment OF 10 per cent TO
their charges for announcements and
advertisements
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bunben iporoen partn, BON ibrem
Batter mad Suuie ssbru6t.
Die 2lrtbnriage.
groieiiur Guno Weyer bdlt barHber
siaeu iHtereiianteu unb lebrreiden
@0rtrag.

GrcicTior Sumo Mepcr belt ge.
tern gbenb i'm 9iterarp Club ieineu
,lpeiten inlb ieeten gortrog inter ben
9luipi5ien oes @ermaniitilhen IA.
mentlubs. Ter Gelebrte miro ON
Montas qIbenb nod einlHaI ipredlen,
cbcr in eneIiid,er SpraGe inter ben
aluipiSien bes @olie Zone Club inl
Smcrr alloitorium.
Ser Or. Meper iprad, geitern
slbcnb iiber ben llrlpriing Der artus'
poer Grtfllriage, oeiien Wsittelpuitt
Der 5ritiide Selo slrtbur ODER artits
tit, Ser lin 500 eelebt baben ioll.
1eoner benerfte in Der eirIcitung.
oaf aae Sogen einen, iuenl oiiA inlr
flcinen biitoriid)en llntergri,Ho ba.
ben. sl6er tDabrenb ole Sageu oes
s!tertbums uno auh Die oeiitidle gt.
telnngeniage taun einen poiItlpen
llnteraruno baben uno lDir bon lbHen
5eitlmnttes nidt ipiiien lnbt iifl Die
gntlpideIing Der artiisiage bonn 600.
Ssahr5luloert oil bis auf bic belltiBe
Belt uerfolaen. gtiebereelegt iuuroe
lie in ben Gbroniten Der alpiter Ger
abelo, uon bem bieier oiiogcbcbnte
Sagenfreis ailsaebt, lit 537 geiaaeH-
Cb er eit &onig ooer flos cin biihs
rer aeipeieit, piiien mir nidt. Ter
llripumg Der GAGE iiibre nad 9ioro.
britannien imo @nleS. SSn Der lle6er.
Iieietung oes 9oIfes iei Der Selo
aber ni4t acfnllell, ionoern er lperoc
emit ipieoerfetlren. gIls Seitenitiif err
lcabnte Der 8ortrager0e bier Die Bar.
baroiiaiage. Bon @ales iei Die SaIe
onrf Die glnSelindien iind) Der grr,
tnene gefomrien. 0urb oieieH 3ng
Iamen bic 9riten nit ben Srnli5oien
ialo Rormanuen in geriibriing illD
lcstere nuroen Die Saliptocrbreiter
6er Gage in europa lie Gage iuur.
ee ausgcbebnt uno nusgeihnliidt ulo
aarl Der @robe nit ieiner 81iel
rrnoa ton Ynlaoiiten iprroe in ibren
areis bineingesngen. Gin 1iiocr Unr
es, ser nm 1877 Die Gage mad, Der
9retagne bradte mo bird, @il6elm
acr groberer selangte iie In ibrr iir.
spriingIife Seiutatb Suriif. lin 1885
faBte @cttfrieo BON Monmomth Die
Gage in einen literariifer 9tabmen
mo BON nun OH ipieIt iie iit ben
2iteratureil Der feItiifeu, romani.
id)en lmb sernlaHiidsn Boiler cine
grobe Holle. gereits i'm foleenbsn
Sabre pnroe oas IN Iatciniid,er
Sprofe abgeinbte @erf WpnmputDs
ius 5ran5oiildJe iiberiest, ebeiio ms
gngIiife, apmriide liiIp. sseoer bat
aGerlei 3iige aus Der bretpniideii
Gage elngefilat.
Gie befannteiteu frnfis0iiihen slr.
.urrcninne iino Die oes Gtriitian uor
Sropss. .Ssn Die oeutide 2iteratur
Ipurbe Der slrtbnrrcriat ourf Snrt.
mann ben slue cingefiibrt, Der ben
Gree" un0 ben ssStueii,~ bes genarll.
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en- 5ransoicn poetiif bealbeitstc

ten Sran,oicn poetiif bealbeitetc; |;
ferner burb Sottirieo pen Strab.
bura, BEN geriaiier ocs .sriitan"
imS 8oIfram BON Gid)enba9, Sen
9ericIier oes 9ariipal.
g9arum geraoe oieie Gage oaS
,3eltaIter 10 :nadtig mliriitteIu tcnn.
te. haiiir fiibrte Der 8ortrnsenoc bret
@riinoe an: ben aanlpf bes Gbrilicu.
thunts NIT benz Seioentbum, oas Rit-
tcrtbum, iino Der 5eengImibe, aIio bic
iiterirSiid,e @elt coer Die gan5e beio.
niihe SagenmeIt, bic bic Ybantajic
Ger Gidtcr Defenders anregte. Wlit
ser Reformation. Der Griinoung Der
Bud, ,brllferfunit iino NIT Dem auibo.
ret res 9ftttertbuntS perbIabte aud,
bic artburiage, Die iortml niir mob
Iiierariid)cs unb biitortfes On.
tereiic beiaB. Sn Der 8retaene ieboG
ha6e ii6 Die Gage in ben @clfs.
lleoern Biz aiif ben heitigen Tag er.
5alten. Die britiihen 5iirIien betrady
fefen ltd) OILS ore Wod)Iolger 4rtDurs.
GasieIbe tbaten aber aud Die enGli.
ifen aoniae. nur onb lie nod iuelter
singen imo slnipriih a,if bas gan,e
arttulriid)e Reit erboben ensInuo's
9laipriidle ailf Den Sentiment, ieine
ariese init Srnntreid,, 8lanSern iliio
Teutidlanb tonnte niail alif oieie
engIiidle 9entlpeiie 5uriidiiibren.
Gas lei ,lpar nid1t biitoriid eapieicn,
abcr iiderIid) iei es cin inerflpiiroigcs
3uInninentreiien, OaB itets cine neiic
literariihe ebod)e Der alrti,siage al.
fing, ipenn INNER gnelano iih 81 ri-
mem Siaub5ug ailf ben Sentiment oil.
ihidte. Ias Jungle sseiipiel iei
GcnnpicE in Der nietorianiiden 3cit.
(9cr jesige arieg ideint bemnnh
uod, teinen nenen art5uroidter be.
geiliert 5u baben)
Serr aSrofeiior Sumo Dleper iuuroc
berslider 9eifaa seSolit iiir ben &C..
Sieacnen Sortrna Der pieI oes Sn'
tereiianten nii6 no9 niebr Der BE.
lebrlmg bot.
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gborIes Sadirn. ipeldler onaeb.

= Charles Sadirn. ipelfer ansebs
li9 auf Sannab 9eipis ssI4oFen
bate. ipurbs seitern i'm poli5eieeridi
ben Grobssibpurenen iiberipieien.
Seibe Jtnb Burbiss.
Die gunbssbeborbe bes Ditliden
Oiitritts bon Ssutudp ipiiree geItern
bapon bena9ri9tist, bab Sobn 8.
9dmmonb, pel9sr in GemeinIdaft
nit R. Gbdbipid BON Cincinnati. BON
ben 9robseidiporsnen BON @opinston
Ses Mibbrau9s Der poit anseflagt
ipproen mar, in Gbieaso perbaftet
iporben fsi. Die gsibsn ioGsn aussb>
LID unter Der 9yirma .Sobn 8. Sams
monb C Co., als @eThGftsfiibrer Der
rHetail Mer6ants Sns. glfociation"
unb Der rMe6anies & Manuf. Sns.
4fIpeiation' prGmien toasttirt unD
bic 9elber fir ii9 perpsnost baben.
Oa Die gsibsn fir i5re GsidGftss
Sransattionsn, bic Poit beniibten,
purben bic antlasen srbobsn. gbabs
mid. pslasr ii6 freiipiuis seitelt
bate, purSe ssssn cine giirsfdaft
BON $500 sntlaifen. Die 9sipsn battsn
bis Dor einem Sabre, ibre Office an
Der 3. uns Monmoutb Strube in
Nepport eta6litt.
Sn Der Gbang. ct. paulusz
air6e (paItor Otto Wdlbmann) fins
bet morssn (palmionntns) Elm 5eits
gottesoisnit itutt, in fpel6em unter Der
2eitung bes tii9tisen 0irigenten
qrof. Suuter, Elm noraiisli6es muii@
talif6es 9rosramm Sur Surdfii6z
runs seIansen pirb. Die Sopraniftin
yrau 6. Streutfer, DON benz poblgss
idulten air9sn9pr unteritiibt. pirD
in Der .&rsu5isuns" iineen. paitor
Walomanr pirb cine Qniprade an
bic &pnfirmanoen ridten. 0ieie iinb:
Gilbert Mueller, 5reo. gruHe, Carrie
ainisl, aiaien Msper, 2pbia Often,
aatbrins 5ifbsr, Senristta 2eeer,
Maru S6erbst, 6ilpa llbI, 2isabetb
Sleisr, aofe @ebering, Marp Gang.
Sm QbeHosSOttesbienit. nel4er um
baIb 8 llbr teginnt, firbet bic Rss
union auer &onFirmanbeH itatt.
- Sm GuuHtpgeriht purbe seItern
5ubp Surris, pel6er ungebli4 ben
Wirtb Subn 6eiHrids unO Or @our>
isp bebrObt bate, gu 500 9eloftrafs
unb 80 9agsn 9sfdngnis DerultbeiIt.
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beuie Raamittas tersits DOllssfiiut

benie Raamittus bereits ppIIsefiiut
isin.
- Sn Der eDans. ct. pauluss
STRIDE (paitor q. 8. 9ousmunn)
finben pabrenb Der Jeiertase folsenbe
Sottesbienite jtait: palmionntds:
SonfirmuiionszJ zJeier um 1915 mors
gems. Reunion aller &onfirmirten Der
9emeinSe 7:30 bes glbenbs. = Grim
bOnneritus: paifionssoitesOienit 8
nbr 4benbs. Sarfreitas: 1915
8urmittass, beutIder @ottesOienit
unb Fsisr bes beiligen Qbsnbmabls.
= esonntag: Jriib>9ottes soisnit
I'm 6 llbr. DeutFhsr 9ottesoienit
10:15 unb ensIiihsr gottssbienit um
7:3o llbr. Dds beiligs 4bsnbmabl
pirb in bsiben GottesDieniten sefeiert.
= Der Jrausn-@erein Der gpuns.
prpt. Ct. So6annessSir6e ipirb an
bem 2ei6enbesdnsnib Der Sarpline
3pidbrunner, bas beute Ru9mittas
itattfinbsi, iib betbeilisen.
= Die Stubt>aommiFGrs buben
seitsrn SO S9anfs2iSsnien belpiaist.
Die @eIu6e Der Wirtss 9bil. Sobeib.
pster 5eoeripiel. Nic. 5eberls, Rnit
Bro. unb al. S9abell ipuroen iebo4
ni5t befpiqist.
- Die poiten Der 9. q. R. bon
Repport, gslIepue uno Supton ba6en
beIhlpHen, teine parabe am @eoa6ts
niBtase abaubaItsn. Die gsteransn
tperoen in SpeSialzGars oirett ndA
Dem SmmsrsriinsGrieobpf fabrsn.
= Der Congregational Club Oppos
nirt Der Strabenbo6n<G <GrsibriefsSrbi>
nans aus tenn 9runbe, Dab ein pahts
i4iling BON $4,000 per Subr ni6t
fir ben idlehten Bertsbrsoienit entz
it,doiee. Gs ipiro in elmer BON benz
Club abpptirten ReIolution angeoeus
tet, bab Elm RefsreuOum iiber bic Srs
biHan3 entideioeu ioIite.
= Der Jistalratb bat gsitern alle
ansebpts fir ben 9au Der GIegdns
bria unb 6laeg Springs Rcao abges
nieIeu. Ulebrere ansebOie fir bic
@erbeFerung bes ROroranoes Der
Dater 0prts Roao tpurDsn sntgegens
eenommen. Die 2unOitruBs pon Il
ulsilen 2Gnge, fpurbe Dor 4 Subren,
gum Spiienbstrag DON $4,000 pers
beFert, befiubet iib eegeHpdrtis in
i6le6tem 3ui.ans. 9ictpr Diliams
tpurbe gum Giutaufs s4genten fur ben
QdnoftraBens unb grtideHbau ertpdblt.
0eiIen SalGr betrGgt $500 per 5nbr.
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Sic gd)mlratbsfsntroberie
Sanbeisfammer nnb SnIinsh Mens
Stub iibsrlssen ub lie unterindeu
iullen.

Die aommittsss fir gr5isbunsslpss
fen in Der 3anbslstammer unb i'm 9us
iineb Mens Club sisbsn gsgsnipdtiis
bic 5rase in grpdsung, OBJ fis BEN
Wuni9 pon feds Mitslisbern bss
Sdulratbs entiprs4en unb sue uns
isrfuduns besiislih Der aHiHulbis
gungsn, ipel1e bos iiebenie Wlitgiieo
Der 9sb5rbs, 5err Sames o. gist, BE-.
sjislit Der Gtfddftsfiibrung bes
S4ulratbs srbDben bat unb iiber Die
in bieien Gpalten bereits ausfiibrliG
beri9ist tporbsn III, in bic Mege lsiisn
ionsn. Das Hommittet Der SdnbeIss
hammer bat bertits ieinen 0orIiBsr,
5srrn pounsfcrb, beauftragt. iih in
Der Angelsssnbsit nit Serrn Gisf in
9srbinbuns Sa ieben unb BON benz
Heiultat pisier aonferen3 ipsrben tptis
tsre Ghritte dbbdnssn.
5err s5ist ipisbsrbolts am ssftrisen
5ags np1maIs feline biperien Bebdiips
tiinesn unb srfIdrie iih nit elmer nils
tsriuauns feiisus Der 6anbsissamusr
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2ofal 8eridt.
@n,pfeblenb
@iro 5reibriefOrOinans Der @eit Gnh
yiapib Sraniit 50. i'm Stabtratb
einberidtet iuerSen.

Die greibrieforbinan5 Der Weit
gnb 8opib Sraniit Co., bic befannts
li9 cine 8erldnserung Der gincins
natl, 2aDreneeburg &c 4urora 8a6ns
linie Bis na6 bem Stabteentrum pors
iiebt, tpirb an tommenDen Oienitag
oem Stabtratb empfeblenb einbsridtet
iDerben unb biirfte Dann befinittp aur
annabme g4ansen.
Ginen biesbeaiisli6en Yef9fub
faBte geitern bas Strabenbabnfoms
mittee bes Stabtrdtbs mad no6malis
ger iergfdltiger grpGguns Der Drbiz
nana unb na6oem bic osrfdiebenen in
ben lsbten Mo9en IN 8ori9lag ges
brd4ten 4menDirunsen 5ur Siders
ftslIung Der ftabtif9en Rshte Der Or
binana einDerleibt tporbsn iparen, bars
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