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Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1917-02-23
Judge Neblett
Takes Oath

Colin B. Neblett of Grant county
was sworn in as federal judge of the
District of New Mexico at Santa Fe
Saturday afternoon. In addition to
the members of the Santa Fe bar,
practically all of whom were pres
ent, the judges of the state supreme
court and many lawyers from other
parts of the state who were in the
capital on either legal or legislative
business were in the court room.
Judge Neblett, together with his
personal friend, Congressman-elect
w, B. Walton and number of Sill
yer City admirers, arrived in Santa
Fe at noon and went to the Monte
yuma hotel Immediately after his
arrival arrangements were made for
him to take the oath of office, so that
he enter without further delay on
the discharge of his official duties
and dispose of the big volume of
court business that has accumulated
since the death of Judge William II.
Pope.
1t was Judge Neblett's wish that
the oath of Office should be admins
tered to him by Chief Justice Frank
W. Parker, an old-time friend who
had assisted the new jurist when he
was a struggling young lawyer in
southwestern New Mexico.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1917-02-23
State Road Still
In The Limeight

Following the report that funds
appropriated for the construction of
a State highway from Lordsburg to
Silver City would be applied by
State Engineer James A. French to
funds held by the county and the
total amount spent in rebuilding the
Mogollon road, numerous protests
were filed in the office of the State
Highway Commission by southern
Grant county residents. The first of
the week the following communica-
ton has been received by those who
protested from Mr. French:
'The fact is that the Highway
Commission never appropriated $40,-
600 to be spent on the road from Sill
yer City to Lordsburg. Other con-
ditions in the county have the same
claim as Silver City to Lordsburg,
and as it is we built as far as Tyrone
and are still working in the vicinity
of Silver City. 1t is the intention of
this Office to spend some State money
between Tyrone and Lordsburg to
place the old road in better travelling
shape, but it is absolutely impossi-
BILE to consider with the funds avail
able, building a road of the class that
exists between Silver City and
Tyrone l have written a letter to
Mr.. Faris V. Bush, editor of the
Lordsburg Liberal which | hope he
will publish for the information OF
the people in that locality" The let.
ter referred to was published on page
1 of last weeks Liberal
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1917-02-23
CattIemen To Have
Big Time In FL PasO

El Paso, Texas, Feb. ga mil
itary review in which fully $4,000
troops of all arms will participate
vii, be one of ,the impos np features
of the annual convention of the
Panhandle and Southwestern Stock
mems Association which will be held
in El Paso March 6, z and 6, next.
The review will be the greatest in
point of numbers of men participat-
ing ever held in the Southwest ard
there will be an added interest in
the pageant from the fact that in
the long line, which will pass through
the streets of El Paso on that ocsa-
sion, will be the veteran infantry,
cavalry and artillery regiments which
made up the punitive expedition
which went into Mexico in search OF
the bandit, Villa, and which have
just returned to American soil atic1
IN arduous ten months in the noun
tain Businesses and on the desc It's
OF the southern republic.
This will be the first time since the
Civil War that the people Of the
United States will have had am on
/ poitunity to see SO many men under
arms in one body and particularly
will it be the first time the residents
OF the Southwest will have hadsuch
an opportunity.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1917-02-23
Governor E. c. DeBaCa Dies
Serving The People Of New Mexico

danger of shortening his life II he
left the hospital, but he disregarded
their advice. The strain Of executive
responsibility told ON him severely
and further heroic treatment was re-
sorted to. He weakened steadily,
but declined to give up his grasp of
affairs, a stand which is said to have
lcsscncd his chances of recovery.
Governor de Baca was 81 years old
and native New Mexican. He
gained his education in The public
schools of San Miguel county and the
Las Vegas college He gained great
est prominence prior to his assump-
ton of the lieutenant governorship
i'm 1912 as editor of La NoI del
Pueblo, a Spanish language newspa-
per at Las Vegas
Governor de Baca will be succeed
ed by a Republican, Lieutenant Gov
ernor w. +. Lindsey Of Portales, who
was sworn in as governor on last
Monday morning
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1917-02-23
Bodies of Cow
Bows Are Found

The bodies of Andrew Peter
son, Hugh Accord and Burton
Jensen, Mormon cowboys, who
were captured at the corner
ranch, southeast of Hachita, N.
NJ, Monday, were found three
miles across the Mexican border
below monument SO late Thurs
day afternoon.
Peterson's clothes were gone
and his body riddled with bullets.
Acord's head was beaten in and
his body terribly mutilated by a
machete in the hands of a Mexi-
can bandit while Jensen's body
punctured with pistol and rifle
bullets and the clothing, shoes
and hat taken by The Mexicans
when the bodiet were abondened
to the vultures across the border
in Mexico.
The three cowboys had been
out only a few days, rounding
up stray American cattle along
the boundry, when they ran il
to the raiders. Peterson was
the eldest. He was 80, with a
wife and seven children. Jensen,
81, was also married, with two
children. Accord was only %
years old.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1917-02-23
Cattle Sanitary Board Issues
Important Letter Of Advice

We have such cases every day. An
other thing is that the right side of
the animal has a better chance for
recording a brand than the left.
Again unless there is some very
good reason, it is best to ANSWER
. YES e. TO OUR TWO
QUESTION and thus save much de-
lay. 1t will be fully two months be-
fore we can record brands applied
for today as we have been swamped
with applications, but we are glad
to make exceptions where we are
particularly asked for it, and it is
a bona fide RUSH CASE.
:, We also enclose several copies Of
our STRAY LAWS and would thank
you to distribute them where you
think they will receive the best pub
licity. There are many points about
strays that are very little under
stood.
You know of course that the law
requires that the fee should accom-
pany the application and again that
the cattle and horsebrand must BE
THE SAME for $t.00 fee, even il
they are of different sides or loca-
ton, otherwise 50 would be charged
For instance A-B is a different
brand from A above B with a dasf
between. Thanking you again very
much for your kind cooperation anC
always glad to be of any service t
you,
Yours very truly,
W. J. LINWOOD,
Secretary
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1917-02-23

The following minutes from the
meeting of the county commission
ers on February 18th are self-ex-
planatory in showing the transfer Of
the county funds to the state high
way commission for the Mogollon
road work:
Upon motion of Commissioner
Rice and seconded by Commissioner
Doolittle, the following resolution
was adopted;
Whereas, the First Legislature Of
the State of New Mexico passed an
act entitled, "An Act declaring the
road from Silver City, County Of
Grant, which runs via Buckhorn
Jackson, in Grant county; Pleasan-
ton, Whitewater, Glenwood and Gra-
ham, and thence to Mogollon, in the
County of Socorro, state highway
and providing tax levy for the pur-
pose of maintaining such highway,
the said act being Chapter 80 of the
Session Laws of 1915; and under the
provisions of said act the commits
! sioners of Grant county were author
lied to levy a tax, not to exceed two
mills, for the purpose of providing
funds for the working, construction
and maintenance of such portion Of
said highway which lies in the
County of Grant;
And, Whereas, there has been col
lected by said levy for the year 1917
the sum of six thousand six hundred
thirty-seven and 24-100 ($6637.24
dollars;
And, Whereas, it is deemed advis
able to turn the money so collected
as aforesaid and also to turn ovei
the money to be collected by saiC
levy for the year 1916, over to tn,
state highway commission to DC use,
in the construction and maintenance
of said highway in Grant county.
This money, it is understood, viii
be combined with the State Fund
and the Mogollon road repaired.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1917-02-23

tain an idea as to the expediency
with which these entries are
handled. Practically all the claims
and tracts examined will doubtless
be allowed
The government is making siren
uous effort to have all unlawful
fences and enclosures removed be-
fore April, after which time prose-
cution in the courts begin.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1917-02-23

The men shom / have 5een succeed
best in life have always been cheer
full and hopeful men, who went about
their business with a smile on theiI
faces and took their changes and
chances in this mortal life like men,
facing rough and smooth alike as they
rama.-Charles Kingsley.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1917-02-23
GOVERNMENT LAND MAN HERE

Clifford A. Rush, special agent of
the Department of the Interior, has
been in southern Grant county for
over week looking over isolated
tracts, desert land claims, reductions
of area and alleged unlawful fencing
in the Animas valley vicinity. Some
of the desert land claims examined
by Mr.. Rush were filed over year
ago, so from this claimants may OBJ
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1917-02-23

The Liberal is in receipt of the
following communication from the
secretary of the New Mexico Cattle
Sanitary board which should be of
great interest to the stock-raisers Of
New Mexico and especially to those
who have recently taken 640-acre
stock-raising homesteads. The Lib
eral is prepared to supply any de-
string to record brands with the
proper blanks, envelopes and data.
Secretary Linwood's letter follows:
F. V. Bush,
Lordsburg, N M.
Dear Sir:
We are sending you today under
separate cover at your request cOu-
pie of dozen application blanks, en-
velopes and explanatory slips. We
wish to thank you for your kind CO.
operation and would Furthermore ask
you to help us in pointing out sew
eral details to the applicants. For
one thing, we cannot record any sin
gle letter or figure even if with ad-
ditional bar or quarter circle, OF
such like. They are either recorded
or conflict. We have $4,000 brands
on our books up to date, and of them
5000 since the last brandbook, pub.
lished in the fan of 1915 was issued
in which book the records read mere.
ly up to January 1, 1915. For that
reason it is not advisable to think
that because that brand is not in that
last brandbOok that it can be recorded
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1917-02-23

Local people who have not received
garden or flower seeds from the New
Mexico members Of congress may Sc
cure a limited assortment by address,
ing the Publicity Bureau, State Land
office, Santa Fe, N. M. Land Com
missioner Robert p. Ervien has re-
ceived a small supply Of these seeds
from Senators Catron and Fall and
Congressman Hernandez, the re-
mainder Of their annual allotments
He states that the supply is limited
and those who wish seeds should
apply at once, as seeds will be furn-
ished in order of application, as
long as the supply holds out
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1917-02-23

d. w. Briel has also received a
consignment of mining equipment at
the S. p. yards. In the shipment
was compressor, hoist and two
Slower engines. The machinery is
now installed at the property being
operated by Messrs. Briel, Soto and
Dunn in the southeastern part of the
Virginia mining district.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1917-02-23
MINES AND MINING
HECLA COMPANY
RECEIVES MACHINERY

The Hecla Mining Company is re-
ceiving a consignment of mining
machinery at Pyra, west of Lords
burg, which is being hauled to the
company's property which includes
the Michigan-New Mexico property
and other claims adjoining the Octo
mine. A large boiler was taken out
last week and engines, hoist and
compressor will be moved soon.
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SIN 0onfe ipurbs in elmer Refrluttou
bes Reprdfentauten platt
Die Grpdsums Der Rathfamtett elmer
saanaItIiruns bon JIiifsn TIM
fiibIiaen Sbio porsei4la'
Der MepubIifaner Reisbarb berpeii!
i'm ISalIfe aufs neue auf bic bes
unrubisenbe aoblerSi.
tuatipn.

Columbus, o., 19. Gtbr. Dsr
NeprGientant platt BON afbtubuld
Gountp rei9te i'm Saufe am Montas
cine RsIolutinn Elm, ipel6e bic Grnsrls
nuns zines semeinidaftli9en &om'
mittees porFebt, tpeIdes bic @atbian'
feit ber Transfprmirung pcn JliiHen
I'm fiibIiten Sbio in Elm aanalsSps
item S:neds gefDrberlns bon aoblen
eripdsen fol. 9err platt ertlarte,
in einem 0erbDr Dor Der faatli6en
lItiIttdts RommiffDn fei feftseiteat
ipprbsn. bab bic gifenbabnsn iid
auber Stanbe fe6sn, seniisenbe Wasa
eons fir bas 9eforbern bon &Dblen gu
Iiefern
Der repubIitantfde Sii6rer Trant
o. Reigbarb bon Sutton Gountp
Yeibte i'm Saufe einen proteft gesen
bic lntbitigfeit Der 9eaislatlir IN BE.
aug ouf bic glart Me5oIutton Elm, tpels
DE cine llnteriuduns Der bOben ae'
bensmittelpreiie unb namentlt4 audi
Der RDblenittuutipn poriiebt. Reigbarb
ertfGrte, bic Wafertperte in Wauieon
feisn aus Mansel an &c1lsn sef4loia
fen tporben, pbtpobl Sauienbe bon NIT
&oblen belabene Waesons auf ben
@eleiien In SoIebp ftiinben. aub ptele
Ghulen bdtten miiifen pesen Mans
eels an aoblsn ben llnterritt einftels
len. Der Spre9er bes Saufes, 5opple,
tpeiserte iib, ben grpteit entgegen gu
rebluen, o1 bieier, penn es iid, I'm,
llnfbGtigfeit banble, i'm Senut einges
reidt iperben iulIte. Sm Saufe mar
bic glart ReioIutipn einitimmig uns
genpmmen pOrben, bageeen bat ith
Der Senat nod nibt NIT ibr befabf.
Sm Saufe tpurben am Wtontag 35
ipeitere @prlasen eipqereidt. Der Se'
nat pertagte fib aus adtIng Dor benz
friiRren Senatpr sSlitin Wsopre DON
SteubenpiIe, pel9er om Tlpntas
itdrb.
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(@tngeian6t)
Sentidamerifaniid)er GtaatsnerbauS.

I'm einern, aneenteinen Mbper
itdnbniB bor5ubelgen, tbeiIen mir Sd
nen nit, oaB menu Sie fiir ote Glfs
5lpefe geiamunelten @elber an bte BE
hor0e oes StaatsperbQnbes eirie1t6e1
bieielhen abiolut an bic pon Sbnen ge
suiinifyte Gtele gelangen.
Ger Stantsoerbonb hat nifts mi,
irgerlb eilleln IN 8bilabeIpbia gefnB.
ten gei6Iuiic gu tbun; nod mar ua.
ieres @iiiens 9steutar,b bon Sbio in
jener @erianunli,ns augegen, Der be,,
Staatsnerbanb bdtte pertreten f6nnen.
Die obige @rfIdriug mar ei1p abio.
Lutte RotbDenbiefeit, ba BON alien
Gciten anfraeen etnIiefen, tn gesug
urIi SteGungnahme bcs Stnotsoer.
banbes urtb auf DerianSt 6er SIfssel.
her.
Wtit trei6einidem Cruz
SobuS 9maab, Hrdi.
S.eHr b GIberS, Sefretdr.
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8elsii&e llrtbeile iiber bic ab'
ibiebnxs BON arbeitslOies.

sn grisfsn BON gelsiern finbsn ii4
nelerbiuos mebr unb mtbr 5uitiTs
menbe eleubsrlnsen su Der geidiftis
auna Der alrbeitsloien in Deuii4lanb.
go i&rieb cine 2Dpener Dame:
Man ninlmt nur arbeitsloie; ipsnn
bies Der Gaa ift, 70 III bic MabregsI
|niAt j4leat. Sic erlof aus Don si'
nem Saufeu Driidsbergern. bic Ii& Iie'
bsr unteritiibsn Iafen, itatt 81 crbei'
ten. 2(Is ih seiiern Don Der air1e
tam .besssnetsn mir sttpd 80 jrnst
2eute pon 20 5abrtn, bic gum Gub'
ballfpil sinssn. Glaubit ou. bab mir
ba bas Ssrj nid3t tpeb that. ba tA
mein. brei ainbsr an Der Groni BABE,
bisje ausselaifen 81 jeben, bic gum
@ergniigtn seben, ipdbrtnb bic Wleint'
gen ftiinblib ibr Gtben anfs spiel
Ieben?
Cine BriiFelerin fhreit an eirtn
arisgsgefanssnen In DtutidIanb:
Sd finbe .s gan, re6t. bab man
bic aeuie Obne arbsti mad Dsuifd,.
Lamb brinsi, benn iis iinb Diel Su faul,
nm su arbsitsn. Ga III ibn.n bequsm
iid CUTE 9age gu MADDEN, fpdbrsrb bic
onbsrsn leibsn. Sier in 9riifel 1T Cd
serabs,u ipiberIi6, man ipiirbe ni&t
sIauben, bdb ariss 1T, iptnn ni6t Sas
9eben 10 ibsusr ipdrs unb bic Brittle
Ter ieine aartoffeIn bdiisn. SrobbemI
iinb jsben Mbmb bic 9btater bcll
aeuia unb bic zoilstten fpie nur jes
mails.
Gin antiperpsnsr fnreibt an einen|
!sisgiGstaueHs# Irssus im 0aass ~
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Itr miiGeu es traseu.
Sfiase bon 81. R6ttger.

Mm SGgeIabbng Iiest bie 4lein.
jtoot; Der 9ergtpolo iteigt babinter
On: nidt eben bod, aber idon, Iieb.
!td IN Der Sournerionne; Iansbin
eieber fi4 bieie betpalbeten Sobgn u,lb
man fiebt bon ibnen iiber Die Staot
bintDeg N bte ipeite, peite Gbene.
Come liegt a,if ben Steinen Der
etuus abf9iiiiigen pt1fIigeu, enaerl
Gtraeen; Come Iiegt IN ben syenjtern
Der Sdiifer; urrb oas Seben In ben
Straben lit Denig itnb friebItdb, iuro
bod EN- Denig orDers aIs ionit; es
ut cine Sttnr1ning bo (uirb ieber tpeiB
lrno fiihlt fie): oils ihtpebte ein @ttpas
ifber ben 6dlptern Der @oritbergeben.
be1t bos man riff ttennen tur1; oils
iDGre en- @IdrB un6 Warten IN ben
1diftern ber WtemiIen. - STE
&rnhmerfsmeiiter treten bdtfiger aIs
3paitsasS ttnn Neftidtan hsruor
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Mxfdae.

- @eIeeertlib elmer @onifiou bon
sr,ci MutomobtIen an Der 0lea6ing
Sfua0 u,tb Soreit @nerle, oeren eincs
0iarf Sans IT,, Don SEQ. 424 Goreli
grei:ue, Jeborte, ipabreno bag anbers
@isertbum Der gIumertbdnbleriu
Ghitb &tcf, SO. 344G 0feaoing @oaO
mar, tpir6e Der neun Sabre alte @edrf
Soas IT,, Der in bem &raftpdgeu iet.
n,s @atera faH, Ieift perlest unS
wlroe bunn natb ieIHer eltcrIideu
@obmtns ge5ritr.
- Sugo Soffmuns, bon Ro. 23fe
Mdpine StruBe, EN- Gngeiienter Der
itaoti,den @1rage an Der Sspeitsn
S.rabe, trug seitern etnen @rua bes
rcften SallogeIenfs banon, aIs er Der.
fubte ein 2lutomobif olrsifurbeIn uno
Die al1rbeI slriifidIug. Ser @errl.
gIifte purbe nod bern itdbtiiten So.
ipita gsoradlt.
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OiftrofD:
.alIIe iunseu Mdnnsr, bic bier teire
4rbett bdben, miiHen fort. gs siot
tier uebr, bic ni4t arbeiten, als iols
DIT, bis arbeiieu. Die Grauen. bsrsn
Rdnner ssfangen iiHb, iasen naiiiri
lid: tparum folen bic anoeren es tslf
/ isr baben2 uno iie baben nun j4on 10
Iange lire faulen Rnoden gdtont.D
alus Nanlur ihrieb enbli4 cine DE
| fisisrsfrau an ibren in Wagbeburs sss
fangenen Mdnn:
Der slmi be fSrbre III felt einigen
Saasn interefant: Nsbe bes aan5lera
uub bns QtbreiIen Der arkitsloier,
I'M 70 beTer, bas pirb ibnsn gut ibun.
allen biefen 6erreu, bic man inner
NIT Der Cigarette I'm Wluub irifft,
ipdbrenb ibre aanbslsute in Der @srs
banning barkn ober iih aIs SpIbas
ten fit fie i0bten lafen."
llnb gar uidt ielisn iinb aeubsran'
gen, fpie fpigenben aus 8 49,:
Disfes, I'M Sbnen su mtlben. bnb
nlles gut Dsrlaufen III, man bat Iebigs
lid bic arbeitsloien s.nomm.n.
aus allen srgibt iid bas 0sia;nT.s
Bib, bab irob aIIer Grfdiperurssn
bon belsifber Seiie bic beutfhn Sss
b0rben fid bic rebIide Wiibe sebtn.
bic arb.itsloien ausfinbis gu MAIDEN
unb.nur biefs aur Irbeit bsran5ieben,
unb baB elm srobtr sbeil Der 8eD5llcs
runa NIT bisfer Mabrssel gang .inbtr.
fiarbn III unb ben 5fusdlofen Wibsrs
ftanb bas.ssn entfdieSsn mibbiais.
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0lmB'1faM Msrid5ttm.
Nisnitaa. 20. fIsbrnar l917. .

9itHitaa, 20. Gsbruar 1917.
Der sTlub fteist. Geiitrn abeno
bate berieIbe bei bieiissr Giabt eiI'en
Waiferiianb BON 14.2 sJub.
Die fcfgsnSsH Dsptfden trnfsn gee
tern bier ein:
pittsturg, pd.-1.2 CUB. ifsist
Dkslins. 10. 90. 80 SUB. fGlt.
partsrsburs, 80 .Wa.---7.2 sub.
Sanaipba Sails, W. @a.--4.5 Jub.
gbarltiipn, ". ga. Gub. itslst.
pOrtsmoutb. Cbio-14 Sub feist.
aouispills, ap.-6.S gub. ftigt.
GpanspilIe, Snbe-12.1 CUB, itsiSt
gsafbpille; senn. LIB Gub, fisiss.
gbattonoogd, Nsnn.--12.3 TuB.
CAIRO, 20. LIB sos. fdIt.
aesIa1 1mys 122 Cub feiot
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aIs oh aus einem ionnigen Sag ein
triiber 8teeentas ee,pproen lei, 10
nlonoton fIingt Sas M}einen Der
iSraren.
Ger Wetitpr 1T aiif feline @erfitati
aegnnaeH. :. Or hopft, er bdrl'
inert. -. Gr bat cine anbere @eis.
belt: nif,t berfen; tbiin ffnffenl
Qlber eas brtnst er aud nidt bin.
lpea, Sab bos SdidiaI idiuer ta'
iiet. -.
slber bies III cine Belt, bic feine
anbere @eisbeit feuut als: es maB
aetraaen iperben. Gs mub --
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Cir apaftsI.

Dottor Tiefirunt remit bsim Ta6s
baufeidipanien an sinsn2aisrnsnpfabl
an unb perliert ben Sut. CT felt ii6
in pofitur unb bdlt foIssnbs Mnipras
DE: son i6 bid auf5sben obsr
ni4t2 Sm! M,nn id tif nufhsbe.
fa[ls ih bin! menn i'd aber binfnfIs,
bebit bu mid gan, ssnib niti nuf!
ergo, bIeibit bu Iiessn. guts gsn@t!s
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FIT essp6bnIi4e SGnsarbtit Brine
Gonnfnasdrbeif 2oi MgctB Stroes.
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1sl7 Ysubietpu Ctr. . Ssmrs,, Gas
uus spdiiet. $500
iooe Subfen Str. eross 2tnunsr. 0as
rHh Rlu'fsr; s7.5o.
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