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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-04-01
usE 200 .onn .n0o NlARBlrs.

cleveland Plaindcalerl
" has bee.. estimated by statistic
hams mat more than zoo. 100000 clay
marbles are used hy the boys of the
United states every springtime 1t is
a known fact that 10000. 00a mar
hles are made every year by one clay
marble manufacturer whose plant is
tn Summit county. ohio Ana those
marbles are made or rolled by young
girls
The marble manufacturer does not
devote all his attention 20 the mana-
featuring ~ The game marbles '
There are VarienS uses to- which the
marble IS put and, us matter OF fact
the size varies according To its mtend-
ed use. The standard oil company
~ one OF the LARGEST buyers u mar
hles. aud these are used for oil cans.
ana larger sizes are started ia graded
pipe lines 10 clean our he naraffin
which gathers on the side OF the pipe
az it flows 20 the tanks
Clay marbles are used also by the
manufacturers OF rubber ink and
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-04-01
DANISH SCR0FULA
Hoods Sarsaparilla Clcanses the
Blood, Skin Troubles Vanish.

scrofula eruptions on the face and
body are both annoying and disfig-
uring Many complexion would be
perfect if they were not present.
This disease shows itself in other
ways, as punches in the neck, in
famed eyelids, sore ears, wasting of
the muscles, a form of dyspepsia and
general debility.
Ask your druggist for Hoods Sar-
saparilla. This great medicine COM
pletely eradicates scrofula. 1t purifies
and enrches. the blood, removes hui
mors. and builds up the whole system.
1t embodies the careful training, ex-
perience. and skill Of Mr.. Hood, a
pharmacist for fifty years in its quail
ity and power to cure.
Scrofula is either inherited or ac-
CURED. Better be sure you are quite
free from it. Get Hoods Sarsaparilla
and begin taking it today
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-04-01
HOPE FOR IMPROVEMENT.

The one saving thing in The entire
city campaign Is the democratic plat
form declaration regarding enforce
mont Of the law and necessity for or
dnances. where they are lacking, for
the eradication OF the private wine
rooms, frequeutcd by both men and
women.
This evil was driven out OF Chicago,
out Of Denver. out Of LOS Angeles II
should be driven from Albuquerque.
The bawdy house Is for fallen women.
Young girls do not 20 10 such places,
We have abolished the 'fedight dis
trict.' and nobody IN Albuquerque
favors its return. The asslgnation
house and the private wineroom are
far worse. because they are the active
agencies OF seduction.
The democratic city platform has
declared for their abolition, and we
are informed that II the candidates
on that platforms are elected, there
VIII be no compromise. no let-up IN
the work OF Graduating these Of
lenses against deccncy.
There are many citizens Of Albu
querque who are not enthusiastic for
either candidate for mayor. but who
believe the affairs OF the city can not
be worse MANAGED under Westerfeld
for the next two years than they havs
been under noatrIfht for the past two
years, ana they have hopes that there
may be- improvement. which will b.
the case II the democrats win ami
make good the moral features OF
their campaign platform
We have reason to hope for i'm
nrovement, should Westerfeld be
elected No such hope IL held out
20 US il Boatright should be given
another term as mayor
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-04-01
\ woMNN's FACE.

on her face ou hcr hands. ON her
heaflne they are written all over her
the bruises OF lfes rulenesses, the
lingering shadows of dark DAYS the
nwounded pride once ana the wound
"a pride now. the unyonquerahlc Will
20 soaring spirit whose wings We've
meant for the upper air. but which are
broken and beat the dust
Such Is your model then a woman
with great countenance, the fighting
facr OF the woman 40 peace NoV
Out upon the darkenoa battlefield of
this Womans fare shines one serene
sun that brings out upon Il its mar
Vicious human radiance. its supreme
expression the love OF the mother.
Your model is The beauty OF mother
hood, the sacrcdness Of motherhood.
the glory ot motherhood.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-04-01

great ingenuity In making the most OF
all the opportunities available, with
ereditable results.
Intensive cultivation is at the bot
tom of their success, and having con.
nected almost all of the houses in
their territories for electric service
ana converted the industries to cleo
trio motor drive, these western man
ayers are now making a drive for
electric heating and cooking loads
or the 13.000,000. 600 klowatt hours
recorded, more than two-thirds was
generated I'm hydroelectric stations,
representing saving Of approximate
lY 4 600. 600 tons Of coal.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-04-01

rusting out through losing interest
In things ard his touch with affairs
4 great many men look forward TO
a lime when they viii be free TO do
a little lleht and easy farming. II
Is not necessary for them to DO
days work alongside the "hired
man" but to obtain and keep up so
intelligent nm interest In the work.
of the farm TINT they feel that they
have a hand on the lever sull Ana
there IS always light work enough
about place 10 occupy hand ms we'll
as brain
Another mans interest may lie IN
books. the resulting collection along
some line or lines being finally placed
where they would benefit the world
as wen as himself.
There are thousands Of WAYS of
avoiding the error Of rusting out
rather than wearing out. II IS far
better TO wear out working than Il
Is 10 rust out doing nothing and try
ing to do the impossible find salis-
faction IN idlcness There is not
such thing in the world.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-04-01
WHAT yERDrN MAY MEAN.

From German sources word comes
that peace negotiations ARE expected
TO begin before Verdun falls, ana they
say Verdun Is sure to fall unless the
operations against II arc checked by
peace proposals from the allies. The
Washington correspondent Of the
Minneapolis journal sends The follow
ing statement from high authorize
mot Count Won Bcrnstorff."
"Nerdun will not fall The day be-
fore II is to fan, the first steps toward
peace will be tuken. Peace, when It
comes, viii come az suddenly as the
war started This Is the meaning Of
the gathering of officials Of highest
degree at Paris from England Rus
aia, Italy. Japan ana France. No stu
dent of European affairs and of this
war can place any other interpfcta-
ton ON the great meeting.
This German authority Is quoted as
declaring that the recent announce
ment OF the French minister of III
nance, that the hour OF peace Isl
drawing near, was intended to pave
the way for the conference Of the min
isters and other high officials Of the
entente allies which occurred few
days ago In Paris, lie Is quoted asI
saying further that we know that
unless peace comes Verdun must fall
Then whore Is France? Where then
viii be the more than a million Brit-
lsh soldiers in one hundred parallel
trenches on forty-mle front from
Calais as far back as BouIogne and
subject TO flank attack 2"
While The German statement must
be regarded as preiudiced, beyond
doubt tho terrible struggle OF the
forces of the crown prince has been
for the purpose Of gaining the rail-
ways, which supply the allies with
material and by which men are shift
cd, and The open plains beyond
II has been said many times Of
late That If Nerdum were to fan. the
victory for the Germans would be
merely a moral one. gained at a far
greater cost Of men ANA munitions
than tho advantage secured would
Justify.
That statement may be regarded al
80 as prciudiccd If The French and
the British. after twenty months OF
time in which to prepare for II, are
not able to hold one Of the strongest
defensive positions In Europe against
Germany, there is grave doubt II theq
viii be able to save Calais and Paris
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-04-01
LET CHILDREN LEARN"

Give ear ye children, TO my law
DeYout attention lend
Let the instructions Of my mouth
Deep in your hearts descend
NY tongue, by inspiration taught,
shah parallels unfold
Dark oraclos, but understand,
And owned for truths Of old.
Which We from sacred registers
OF ancient times have known
And our forefathers' pious care
TO us has handed down
Let children learn the mighty deed,
Which God performed of old.
Which, IN our younger years, we saw
And which our fathers told.
our lips shall tell them TO our sons
And they again to theirs
That generations yet unborn
May teach them to their heirs
old Hymn.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-04-01
ELECTRICAL SUPPLY CONCEN
TkATED.


Data indicate very clearly to what
extent the production Of electricity Is
being concentrated in this country.
Statistics show the electric lighting
'output Of The country for 1915 to be
approximately 1S,400, 600. 900 kilowatt
hours gain Of almost 1000, 900, 600
over The previous Year In round
numbers 1900 100000 kilowatt
hours was generated by thirty-six
large companies in the United States,
the output Of the Commonwealth
Edison company Of Chicago alone be-
ing $4,000. 600.
outside of Niagara Falls, with its
great clectrochemical Industries,
which enable one of the companies
there 10 use all of its machinery every
hour of the year, the utilities in the
western states continue to show the
best operating conditions Minus the
great manufactures available as loads
for eastern utilities, the central sta
ton managers of the west have shown
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-04-01
Pep and Punch

II he tells her during hia counting
period That he is going out and HON
man She Is afraid that he's going to
nm snmcbodr Hut il he snNs that
nov shc simply yaWns and proceeds
with Che sewing
Perhaps there are people ~ sedcn-
ttN occupations Who like cafeteria
lunches tpr the exercise
The sara who feeds man aatterv
md Hrcbits may keep HIM calling. hun
IL the girl who feeds his IMAGINATION
that Keeps him devoted
Being deaa In love" Is 4, habit
which many men have bui which.
somehow newer proves fatal The real
f 'deadlN part GENES after MART
age.
a secret soon comes out Through am
endless Chain OF confidential commute
Quotations
/ " be- has "a Kind word to say 70 ,v.
/ elf'ody down town its sood bet
1Nat h' go same growllug whom ~
I "oWau spends out-thrd of her
llfe .n bed one-tafd shopping aud
+ ihe remainder talking uter ihe icle.
lphone.
NelHr Times rifls nulT vital rfAsor
Tor Wantin~ i0 got married ls that sh,
hates 90 see the fascinating houdah
pap which somebody gave her fai
Ithrisimas utterly wasted
/ We I'D akr fe remind others of ths
iohatagter haHdlne qualities ~ adNer
,sity
j lts brides ambition % JOCK IA
sanity and ethereal as possible. bu
lnns bridegroom Is perfectly satisfied s
! Dee ean iHsi manset fo lock human
MANY q man begins making loye s.
~ pose aau is shocked fn discover tha
his own acting has been so good tina
he can convince himself of his sin
lcerify.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-04-01
FINDING oNEs WORK.

How TO take the burden of toll of
work hns been dae 1T thc problems
Of the ages Il was problem iong
hoforc it was stated in words or de-
fined ia thought. The moment a
man finds the work he Wishes 70 do.
lie Wofk that he ,nioya. that hoI
would prefer 20 do for less money
uun than the work lao might do,
that moment bus WORK has become
his pmr. and also his best life lnsu-
.nor
II 81 the work mot one does not
core about fhat writes The wrinkles
in mo brow ~ caro- and bends tnc
shoulders with lntolcrauie burdens.
HAIR % the advantage of what lis
called succeeding in the wolld,' that
81 % acquiring competence ana am
assured income. is NOT that II should
enable ONE 20 avoid WORK for tive rost
# bic gears hut mat IT should give
him tHe opportunity of doing ue
wafi, D. loves 10 do. Happy tho man
Nho Wilde engaged in laying up
money. has kent gIccn hia Interest Ina
bis side issues and hls fads. Tor now
b. cau devote MS time and bis loving
work e them ana find in them health
and life
80 ls stated that a Canadian nnan-
cser who had reached thc age Of sx-
sfive ana accumulated fortune
went 10 tao best physician ne could
find 10 discover how hc could ue,
long enough % enjoy ihe situation be
had created FOR himself he sal.
d. wished 90 "Afe 90 Dc a hundred
Tho physician who examined him
carcfally nionouHeed tho man in p.r
feci health. and added there wss n'
reason n slght why he 81 ouid no
li'e to be q hundred years oid. apfo.
v.ded he worked little harder tha.
Dc had ever been accustomed to-" H'
Was told that retiring would be th.
thing that might prevent his lly.ui
long The physician added that h
had no record Of any man living q
extreme old age sitter he had given ul
work or an interest IN work u som,
kind.
u We understand the physician
ihls vas an argument not Tor the
man 10 continue Ia the daily tread
sniil OF his business. but to beware Of
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-04-01

The bowels are the natural sewer
age system of the body When they
become obstructed by constipation a
part Of the poisonous matter which
they should carry off is absorbed into
the system, making YOU feel duh and
condition is quickly relieved by Cham
berlan's Tablets. Obtainaple every
where.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-04-01

la Luz, N. NJ, March S1.-Practi-
cally all the crop of apricots and
peaches in La Luz canyon has been
killed by the recent cold snap. The
fruit was several weeks further adj
vanced than usual at this time Of
the year, on account of the long early
spell of warm weather only a little
damage was sustained by the or
chaIds here in the valley, and the
late fruit is still safe.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-04-01

salt chemical and powder makers.
They are used also in grinding the
large stones Of the photographer and
by railway supply people. Puzzle
box makers are also large buyers Of
marbles.
The sizes of clay marbles as made
IN the United states vary from nine
sixteenths of an inch in diameter.
which is the small pip the boys
play with, to one measuring six inches
in diameter, or ebout the size of a
cannon ball.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-04-01

Sputter sputter @ my car,
\ mystery beyond me fur
OF vagaries as vet mtried
My hope nay fear my shame my pride
tWhy did | get You, anyway?)
Your role Go halt on public track.
Tho whole Rubber ON my back.
And when ! should be gaily spinnins
I'm down amidst YOU undarpinnms!
tAnd an the world laughsN
-Edwm l.. Sahn in Judge
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-04-01

There are lots Of people WHO favor
universal disarmament after this war
~ over but II that blessing Is to &c.
cur. II must he done all at once. The
disarmament must be simultaneous
including that OF pancho vita along
with the United states, Germany aud
Great Britain.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-04-01
With Scissors and Paste
tlGNRET lyTIOIEr.

tPhilAdelphia luQuircr)
II always makes III laugh when we
seq a young chap ostcntatiously hold
ing his hat in his hand on cold
winters day while he talks to girl
acquaintance on the street and at the
same time Keeps earnestly engaged
blowing oigaret smoke into her face.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-04-01

There are symptoms that villa
finds little more difficulty avoiding
being surprised by the Americans
than he found in surprising the CO.
lnmbus people.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-04-01
Judge Pope Returning Today

Santa Re, Maroon 5I.--FederaI Judge
William IT, Pope, Mrs. Pope and her
sister Miss Callie Hun will return
this evening from Il soiourn at
Pass Christian. Miss and New Or
leans
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-04-01

one thing We all may be sure of IS
that there is plenty Of rcd around the
Ncrdm fortress,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-04-01

n ~ sull tongue maketh wise
head solomon was piker, COM
pared with Colonel House.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-06-07
MildJ fit bic bentid1en Babies"

Grot Ser engliI6en 8lofooq
9eutiblano's, Iolen nun ood)' BON
oen @utoritdten Der Ser. Stoatell
&lariernngspnpiere ousg@ertlgt
mer0en fir Elm uncertainties Sdiff,
neldes ben oarbenoel1 Babies" in
9entl6lano, SeIterrei6 uno 8olelt
f%oroeniterte Weil6 uno Mildpltlper
biniiberbringen miro.
Ser &opitGr eires lolden Gdif=
fes fonnte 0emtta6 Doro1f bette
ben, l1l1geitort nno obne aepaltl an1q
8erbiroerung ser Sobrt leinen Sc
I~timmungsort 5n errei6er. Man
ent11imn1t IoldJes aus 3mei griefen,
fpel6e Or. @omuno BON Wea6l ser
goriibenoe oes uGiti5ens' Committed
for 5000 Shipments" itt Seem 0orf
peroffentlidt bat.
Gin grief, oen SEER 6runf 8.
Bolf Sa6malter oes S~tootsoepor=
tenlents, fir oen StaotsiefretGr ge-
l6rieben, entbielt cine aopie ser
britii6en nSroer in Council" pom
II. Mar5 1915, nel6e oen Sonoel
nit 9e1tlhlano perbietet. Sid bier
oaf be5iebeno i6rieb SEER golf:
u9ieie nSroer in Council" lit 5ur
3eit Der @egenitano oiplomotilder
8erbanolungen 5piiden Ser engli=
iden &egierrng ttno oen Ser. Stoo=
ten, mel6e oie @iiltigfeit irgeno mel
der @anolungen Ser britilden Ste
giernng inter oen Geroronunger1
oieler ORDER nidt a%nerfennt.
Die Srage Der @larierungs=Go-
pierre nod eirlem oelltlden Sufe1
plroe Serrn Duolep Sielo Molone,
benz Stelter : ginnebmer oes Nelp
9orfer Safens, ~unterbreitet, ser sic
folgenoe Mnttport abigail:
nSbr 8rtef, in ipeldem Inn @us=
funft gebeten miro, Oh &lorierungs-
papiere ausgefertigt merben fonnten
fir Elm uncertainties Sdiff nit
amerifaniider gemannung, mir NIT
amerifaniiber fonoeniierter uno ge=
trofneter Mil1 belaoen uno nod
Stettin, 9eutl6lano, beltimmt, lit
IN meinem 8eitb.
@enn aae geiesliben geoingun-
gen nnb @oridriften besiigfid ser
&larieruna fir Gdiffe befoIgt tper-
Den, Damn bat oieies 4mt feinen
re6tmaBigen @runo, einem berarti=
gen Sdiffe Die &Iarierlingspapiere
por5lentbalten."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-06-07
5reie BreAe fir seras: Mittuod 7. SUM- 1916.

Den mlliien uno Damn in oen Rdu-
men 8tueifelloS be~roorbene 91lft berr=
l6en miro.
Naditebeno Die bouptiG6liditen
&ranfbeiten unter Sen @efanqeneit
IN Surfelton IN ser nngefqbren Set
benfolge ibrer Sdltfi9feit: /. Sumpf~
fTeber Coos BORT belonoers bosortig
a1ftreten loa), 2. 0orment5iinoung,
3. Nierenent3iinoung, 4. &ote G11br,
5. @oitril6es 5ieber, 6. Sforbut,
Z. Sppbds Grlceptic" (?) tppbus~)
s. 9%ipbtberitis, 9. S6arlodl, 10.
Bldttern.
Die bier lebt6eno1nten &ronfbei-
ten iino MIR bereit15eft aufgetreten.
Gin anoerer beoenflider l1mltano
tit Der Wangel an 4er5tet1 uno @Gr=
tern in BEN &ronfenbaulern. Gin
ruiiil6er Ir5t teilte mir nit, ooB
tbeoretiid fir ie so &ro1fe IN ie=
Dem 2a5arett ein ar3t 6eItimmt lei,
1T 8trflIdfeit ober babe ieoer 9rst
u%ngefdbr 100 &ranfe at bebo11oel1,
nno ieoer @drter iiber 100 eli be-
oienert. SIM Eager in Somorfono
laget 3. g. sur 3eit meiner Mn=
ueienbeit 706 @efangene i'm aron-
fenbanie, fir Die nur bier oiterrei-
6iide nno 5tpei rltiiil1e 9ler5te Dor
banoen fporen. gud Ideint Mon-
gel an meoi5inii6en Mitteln gu
berrlden.
Die Gage Der @efongenen bangt
5u etnem melentliden Seile BON
Der 8erionIidfeit BEG &omnonoan-
ten ab. Sn BEN Bayern in grois=
foie ntto Samarfanb berri6te unter
oen 8efangenen piel ln5ufrieoen-
beit, unb es nurbet biele &logen
la1tt; i6 ielbit bate ouh tn beioen
2agern ben @inoruf, oaB Sic geom-
ten Iebr Itreng maren uno menig
Sntereiie an DEM @olerge6en ser
@efangenen nabmen. Sn 9ii5af
uno &rasnouooif oasegen lporen oie
31tlfafl0e NIT mir mensgen Mnsnat~
men, oanf Der Serionlihfeit oes
8ommanoanten, rebt befriebigeno.
Iber int aagemeinen muB bod ge=
iagt merben, oaB Die 8erbdltniIie
in Surfeltan niht gut iino. Bon Dem
u%ngei1noen &lima abgeleben befom-
men Die @efaneenen GIT tpenig
Sleiid, nnb cine neberfiiGnng Ser
garaden lit an Der gagesoronung,
mas alles 5ulammen mol Die bobe
In5abl Der &ranfbeits= uno CODES
falle peruriadt. Serner iinb nidt
genilg Ier5te oa, es febIt an aus
reifenoer &lefonng, uno Die arbei-
tenoen @efangenen meroen nidt ge-
niigeno be5ablt. 9ies iinb bic
bauptIddlliditen MiBltdnoe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-06-07

Dem es entltanoen mar, nod feds
5ebn fleinere Sduier 5er1torte. Oie
Sduler 1tanben on Der S%tl1rbioe Sty
nabe Ser 3acate Bride. Mne tporett
bon Mertfanern betpobnt.
= Mus Nelt-9raunfels miro Ser
500 BON Mlfreo Seiori6> einent iun=
gen Manne BON 80 Sobren, gen1el-
oct, Der uneefabr iieben Weilen
noroli6 bon Neu=8raunfels mobnte
nno eridolien in leiltem 3intmer
aufgefunoen murbe. Cine Slinte lag
nehen ibm.
Na6 oem @eridt zines Ste
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES oes Sd)ob-
omts lonen sic &oGeftoriteGen in
eagle SAB nno 2areoo obgelbofft
unb bur6 cine @oneftorIteGe in I'M
Ierer Sto6t er1ebt iperben. Mllh Ste
Stelle in Brownsville Mil mat
abihaffen ltno Sen 8ronnspiner OF
Itrift nit @aloeiton bereinigen.
0ie probibitioniitil1en Demo,
fraten fms cuff Sen IS. sunni gu Ell
ner Ser Iamnlung IN Sort @ortb
einberufen, I'M iid) fir Sorberlng
Der Soee, BET Sen BrimGrtpablen I'M
Sili ail6 iiber oie 5ubmiiiion Ell,
mes Brobibitionsamenoements ob-
itimmen GIT ~laiien, gil organiiieren.
Ser Mufruf lit nnter auoerem mu1
bon Sobn g. @taocp, Dem friiberen
Mntf, unter5ei6net.
Sente morgen 5milhen 3 uno
4 1br tpuroe Die iieb5igidbriee
Srau $. S. Goodnight in @ilIs
8oint erihlagen, ibr Monn, ser
Braiioent Der SON 3anot 9ational
8anf, ibmer permunoet uno TIRE
Godter, cine Srau Morau, 70 ge=
i6logen, baB Tie bemuBtlos muroe.
0ie ltntat geldab in Dem @obn-
baule Ser @ooonigbt's. Die Moroer
benubten einen Sammer ooer cine
Mrt. Ser SbpiegerIobn 81. S.
Worau, Der altd) in Dem Sauie
i6lief, tpuroe ni9t berlett. Gr err
wafte, als feline Srm1 idrie. Gs
mur0e nihts geitoblen.
Ssn @l Yaio mtroe om 9ien5=
toe oie 81. Sabres : &onpention.
Der Seras 8reB Miiociation croft
net. nngefabr $50 Mitglieoer iino
anipeieno. Wad ShluB ser erIten
Gitnne unternabmen oie geiudler
nit ibren SamiIien einen ausflng
nit Der StraBenbobn nad Ssl1ores;
bier tpur6en iie pom Mapor 8ri,to
nnn aonlul Garcia wiIfommen az.
hciser nno cine merifonilde go
pelle CAB linen 5u Gbren ein apn=
3erf.
Die Steuer : &paeftoren Don
203 Counties baben ibre 5inan3.
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aeprsift unb fir riftie beflinocn.
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IchcnfaIls mebrere Monate in gn-
irri.d nebmen.
Gin in Sefferlon I'M 2yric
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