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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-12-31

between IL and the land Of Flo
mena Mora. RAINING thence in a
southerly direction q distance ~
ono hundred and seven 900 rect.
thence in "a westerly direction
twenty-one C2D feet. thence in "a
southerly direction one hundred
and eighty SIX ON6b feet. thence
IN an easterly direction one hun
dred and n%fty-oight G5Nl feet.
thence iu % %southeriy dire ton
four hundred GOnl feet. thence
On an casterly direction three
hundred ana sixteen tal6) feet.
thence in a northerly direction
one hundred ana eigh; G0Sl feet.
thence la an easterly direction
twelve G2l feet. thence iu a
northerly direction six hundred
and forty-onc Cs4I feet. thence
i'm a westerly direction. three hum
bred thirty-four (33IJ feet.
thence in a. northerly direction
thirty six $3.50 feet. thence iu q
westerly direction one hundred
tlOoJ feet, to- the place of begin
Ming. the suid property being
bounded as follows: ON the
north by.the public road, on the
east by lands Of Marcus Gurulo.
Jose Moutoya. Jose Garcia and
others. on the south hy the pub
Die trail and the northern line of
the chilli grant, ana ON the wet
by lands Of Filomcua Mora, Fc-
lipe Mora. santos Mora and uth-
crs.'
Said sale Is FOR the purpose OF sati.
aud paying an damages. cost
interest. attorneys fees. awarded Z
plaintiff by said judgments or deere
and "a pay an costs and expense
sale.
Notice is hereby given that "n m
18TH day Of January. 1918. at the hot
Of ten o'clock Of the forenoon u thi
day at tnc front door OF the coul
house, iu old Albuquerque. New Mc'
Toe. | Will. in obedience % said ord'
and decree of foreclosure offer &,
sale ana sen the above describe
property at public auction to ti
highest and best bidder Cor cash.
JOHN f. SIMMS. special Master
Pub, Dec. n. a and 81 Jan, e.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-12-31

New York. Dec 3i- Mercantile pa-
per. +. 4 per cent sterling $50 ipg
bills, I.IA per cent. commercial siN-
49, day bills pn banks. i5l per cent
-,ommvrcia. siNtS day bills. i.,ui. per
cent, DEMAND. i.15h per cent cables.
f.T6 1-l6 per cent.
bar silver So i.c.
Mexican dollars 9c.
Gut crumcut bonds-Stcady.
Railroad buud-Strunu
Time loau-- Firm. 90. 90 days and
siN months per cent bid.
CAN money-Easlcr. High. 5is per
cent. low. ~ per cent; ruling rate.
tts per ccnt; closing bid. ~ pci
cent offered az rer O. last loan
. per cent
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-12-31
JEWISH BATTALION
GOES TO PALESTINE
EARLY IN NEW YEAR
Men Are Receiving Their Final
Training on a Hillside in the
West of England 30 Per Cent
British Born or Naturalized.
d, A..nc,,,,a Prs..

b. Assoe,ated Press
battalion ~ ti,e british army H. now
encamped for lts final training per-
iod on a hillside la the west ot Ems.
land. Early In the new yoar IL VIII
leave for the Palestine mont
The battalion Is under the com
mand of colonel J Patterson. an
freshman and u grcat lion hunter Iva
East Africa in the days before the
war. Ills experience IN command Of
jewish troops dates back to the Gal
liopnli campaign. where he was in
chnrrc az the famous Ziun mule corps
formed in Egypt Of Jewish refugee
from Palestine. After the close Of the
Dnrdaness campaign. the Zion corps
was disbanded hut some OF its mem-
hcrs managed To- make their way 20
England 70 form the nucleus of the
now Jewish battalion
As at present constituted ahout 80
pcr cent OF the Jewish battalion are
British born or %naturalizcd The re-
mainder includes the members o. tho
old Iio muie corps. % large number
of russian Jews. % % curious me-
lHnEc from several allied and neutral
countries The level OF physical tit
ness. accordins 10 the medical off
GERS is very hiEh. particularly IN
SUCH matters us teeth and cycsight
The battalion b. practically tcctotal.
and ID wet clntoou which was opened
in camp "a fcw weeks ago was closed
In 70 fortnight Tor hack uf business.
col Patterson himself is a0 ardent
temperance advocate. Crime in the
army boo said the other da>. rs due
tu drink 1ut nothing else This i4
shown bN the fact that a guard
room hJf been empty practically from
the start. and YOU would have go
travel around mauy training camps to
See the like Tho discussed cells have
been turned into bedrooms for the
guards
s. great variety of trades and pro-
f@cssiou- are represented I'M the bat
TALON There are more tailor. than
amy other single trade. and this fact
IS reflected iu the excellent IA ana
smart cut uf the ha'taiiop's uniforms.
Thcr, ur, several artists and sculp-
tors tho latter Including I'd le'dina
British sculptor jacob Epstein whose
work has been 90 center of interest
boz Eurianr for the pnst three wears.
\ prominent concert viuiiuisf~ Anton
Tchsikov. ~ iu tho same company
with Epstein. which also numbers o.
Young Russian who claims go %" ID
second cousin to- kercuskn
Etgimcutul orders foi the new bat.
TALON are issued simultaneously ir
I Envlish ana Yiddish ana Yiddi>h I
used aS much 3s English boo iu-truc-
-HH
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-12-31
Denver Livestock

Denver Col. De-. 31.-Cattio-Rs-
ceipts. l,auo, 10 cents higher Beef
steers. s. 90 "a il.2i. COWS and teifer-.
NG.2sM . u 10 StuckcrS and feeders.
s 6.5dH a. 90. calves. s>.0nm 1925.
Hogs Receipts zoo, Ia cents higi-
err. Top. $3.50. bulk. SIC t0G l6 TO-.
sheep Receipts 3.4no. Lambs. iaht
o., cents higher. Sheepsteady lambs.
yli Na ~ iG 90. ewes. Sl0.aUH HES
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-12-31

Chicago Dee a. uog-- Re o.pis.
IT 1000. strong. - TO 20 cents above
Saturday. average Bum. GoEt
St6.9n. light. So. sou rs 80. heavy,
SIC. 2Og TOO. pigs Stl.tam fs So.
Cattlr-Heccipts. 1l,uoU StruuR.
Native steers. s7.Go 14es. -iockcrs
and feeders. So ,oa 1910. cows and
heifcrs. So.g5n li3a; calves. SN.51ft
IG 90.
Shoeu-l,cceipts 5000. Firm, Woth-
.ors. sa:5n 1873, tamhs S12 'umr
1850.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-12-31

1858. heavy. tlC65a 1875, light
S1G 500 1870, pigs. $4,000 1900.
Cattle-Tseccipts. l2.00O. Strong
Prime fed steers. Sl225Gti.50: west
efn steers. $9.00 ml1.15; COWS. sG.00M
1000; heifers. SG.00N ~ 00. stockcr,
ana feeders. S1.00G5 il.25.
sheep Receipts. 5000 Higher
lambs. $500 a. 1895. y%earlngs. Si2 ~
lf.lo, wethcr. SiIo0H 1270. ewes
SHO6M1l So.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-12-31
Chicago produce.


Chicago. Dec. &l-ButtCr. steady.
Creamery. 80 "a iHc.
Eggs-Cnsettled. Receipts 3,ij.
eases: firSts. 55H soc; ordinary first.
5em sac. al mark. eases Included, io
a soc. refrigerator firsts, ilc.
Potatoc-- steady. Hercipts IS cars.
Bulk. Sl.N0M2 90. do sacks. 81 30 a
zee.
romtry-AIye. Lower. Fowls. 1874
% lac; springs. 23c.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-12-31
The Markets
wan street.

New York. De-. -i.- Iudustrlnls.
.somc ct tie minor war proup ANA low
Priced spocialtc~ i-tcamc more active
and stronger ou the demand FOR moo
tors ou tudiy'- stock market. Unite
states steel and Bethichcm steel
gained I To 1t American can ~, .
Airnrako g. Marin, preferred o.. cop
r'r@ and McNicaus "a to 2is and IN
~t'rudtionll paper, coru |products Pitts
burg coal 'hiu ga- and local abilities
iHi puHific~ made substantial lm-
prov mcut. Liberty I~ sold az -. 20
Go "t.ib and the 3ts IS ut ~ q tn $3.50.
Aur.YU.4Y GUr., tt.ft,t.. gt
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-12-31
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WANTEB-Iady with experience
wants work as collector, solicitor or
answering phone calls. can room 10.
American hotel. or boX ig-A, care
Herald.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-12-31

Boston raloous have been ordered
TO eliminate FREQ lunches boz the BOZ.
lrrost Of food conservation
IN ohio man suggests winning th,
war hN dropping potato bugs from.
Ahirplanes AN over Gcyman farms.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-12-31
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
AUTOMOBILE ACCESSORIES

DODRILL TIRE CO-Tires. vulcan
izlng and accessories. Open nights
and Sundays. Tire service Snywhefs.
Phone f6s. i22 North Fourth 81.
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wANTED-Male Help


WANTED Night man. one with cx-
porience preferred. white Garage,
WANTED-Two experienced walters
or mattresses al once. pullman cafe
WANTED work by experienced ma-
chinlst ard engine operator Ranch
preferred Address Machine" care
Herald.
STOCK Statesmen wANTED-Men
full OF pep and energy. with good
references. Ono man Is making $500
per week. Bank references furnished.
Write quick. Traders oil and Refin-
ing Co, Oklahoma City. Okla.
WANTED-Female Help
WANTED-Glrl SO de- general house
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WANTED-Girl FOR general house
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WANTED-Carefui Kodak finishing
by master PHOTOGRAPHERS; twice
daily service. Remember, Satisfaction
guaranteed. Send your finishing 10 a
reliable established firm. Hanna &
Eanna. Master photographers.
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Ennsn- OIiV. Mo Doc I-.NOEs
Receipts 5000 Higher Bulh fl6 d
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$40 For X. G 4 Chicago Z GOA
SIC For X. c. & Chicago 6;esp
standard slceper for Clovis and
Roswell leaves on No. 500, connects
at rielen with train No. 20 leaving
Bolen nc i2is5 q. M.
No carries one coach only ne
sleepers
No. SIG viii have Standard sieepcr
from Roswell from train No. u Il
Belen.
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Put in "a HELL WANTED ad, then
read The SITUATIONS wanted.
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general office work. city references.
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Grand Forks herald., 1917-02-05

The play will be seen at the Theater
Royal Wednesday and Thursday.
For Monday and Tuesday the man
agement offers US two regulars, Will
liam Russell and Charlotte Burton.
William has another heroic role-that
Of an Indian who. tired Of the super
stitions of his tribe, goes out to seek
the white mans civilization. He works
his way through college and graduates
with high honors as O surgeon. Then
he goes to New York to practice.
where he learns to love "a beautiful
society woman. She is able to forget
that he is an Indian, but her father
objects to the match. After the Indi-
an saves her life by delicate opera
them the benefits of his training.
"'Fishting for Love- the play for
Friday and Saturday, is the best Red
Feather release in weeks. Jack Null
hall plays the chief role. that Of an
American cowboy who. with a num-
ber of his men, goes to mythical
kingdom. Things are not going we'll
for tho beautiful queen. who Is both
cred by the reprobate king Of a neigh
boring kingdom. The cowboy gets his
mon together to defeat the forces Of
highly thrilling manner, and when 1t
is all over he claims the queen as his
own. She condescends very graceful
ly."
The Grand" continued Higgins,
will give us two big dramas-Pauline
Frederick In The Slave Market and
Blanch Sweet in The Evil Eye.' The
former is play that will thrill and
recall the days of pirates and buried
treasures. Pauline Frederick sold as
slave! No-not another expose Of
fr1Icf-fp,ct ~ =
fashioned pirate story full Of thrills
and romance, in which the celebrated
Famous Players star appears in the
role Of Spanish beauty. She sails
from Spain to Join her father who is
governor of Port Royal, but the ship
is attacked by pirates and the dazzling
Ramona attracts the greedy eye Of
along as his new favorite.
The Evil Eye is ain adventure Of
the first water. 1t deals with the ad-
ventures of katherine Torrance, a
,yon4lk Doctor who ia called in
TO Hop suppress diphtheria. out
break among the workers in Leonard
Sheldon's vineyard in the famous wine
growing districts of California. DR..
Torrance is accompanied by her
younger brother, Clifford: When she
arrives at the vineyard, Sheldon wants
her to return Immediately to the city
as he prefers man doctor, but Kath-
e.ine convinces him that she can
handle the work. She visits the
Mexican novels. prescribes for the
children and cleans up the interiors
Sheldon falls Ill on the day he is to
take the payroll to the bank and
Katherine takes it for him. Mexican
Joe. ringleader Of the employees traps
the doctor in her cabin and is pre-
pared to burn out the evil eye,' but
a number of things occur which save
the physician from losing her sight,
Grand Forks herald., 1917-02-05

and eventually restore her to the
arms Of the man who first was her
enemy but who now has learned to
love her"
"At the Metropolitan Monday and
Tuesday" said Higgins, well see ono
OF the screens classics-'Ramona,
the story of California. which has
been so famous as q novel. This tale
Of 1ndian-mission life in California,
makes wonderful film play. All the
adventure, all the romance. the
tragedy, the pathos of the story have
been embodied in this play, and there
Is unfolded on the screen one Of the
greatest pictures filmed. The story
has four we'll defined romances, each
OF which is absorbingly brought out
in the photoplay. The play is the
most fascinating and historically ac-
curate picture Of mission Indian life
made. One Of the most beautiful
features of the play is the love story
Of Ramona and Alessandro, which be-
gan so Unexpectedly and ended SO
tragically. There is no need to relate
the story again. It is known wher-
ever there are libraries, private and
public.
The Bondage of War featuring
Ethel Clayton. Is the World offering
for Wednesday and Thursday. The
play tells the story of the fight for
Randolph. She only wins happiness
after she is married and then she is
forced to fight terrific fight to keep
this happiness. How she fights and
how she wins out makes a splendid
"'A Modern Cinderella delight
full romance, is the Fox play for Fri
Grand Forks herald., 1917-02-05
FOR
THE KAISER IS
BRITISH VIEW
Believe He Expected An
other Note Only From
United States.

London, Feb. 6-London has been
engaged today in watching editions Of
the Sunday papers for news as to how
Germany takes the severance Of dip
lomatic relations with the United
States, but so far as any word from
Berlin was concerned, the English peo-
pie were disappointed. No dispatches
appear to have been allowed to leave
Berlin or Vienna except official COM
munications from military headquar-
ters and a brief message to the effect
that press dispatches have been re-
ceived in the German capital announc-
Ing the rupture.
Surprise Felt.
There IL no gainsaying tho fact that
the news Of the rupture Ia warmly
welcomed by the British public. The
presidents swift dscision came as an
extreme surprise to the people of
London, who judging by the previous
patience Washington has shown In all
matters relating to the submarine con-
troversy had anticipated that another
note to Berlin would precede any de-
cisive action. And 1t is the general
belief here that the presidents action
will be equally surprising to Berlin.
Great tributes are paid to the pres
idents dignified and restrained tone
in addressing congress and while 1t Is
felt he still gives Germany an open
ing to withdraw from the position
that country has assumed in threaten
Grand Forks herald., 1917-02-05
AMERICANS CAPTURED
BY RAIDER RELEASED
ON DEMAND OF j. s

Berlin, via London, Feb. s.
Germany today aosxicd to the
American request for the imme-
diate release of. the ~ Americans
taken from ships sunk by the
raider in the Atlantic and brought
to q German port aboard the
steamer YarrO1dalc.
One Of the last things to be
done by the United States gov
ernmcnt before scvcring diploma
tic relations with Germany was to
demand that the Americans tax
en- by the German raider from the
British steamers Georgia, Mount
Temple and Voltairc and who are
being held In German prison
camps, be released.
Grand Forks herald., 1917-02-05

day and Saturday. June Caprice plays
the chief rolo and It is needless 20
say that she makes a fine Cinderella.
Joyce. the modern heroine of the
ball room, 10 16 years old. She has
como to the point where she believes
q beau Is necessary. But to mako
sure that tho youth who pleads for
her hand loves her with real love-.
that of saving her from waters in;
whose dark depths lurk sharks and
other monsters Of the southern seas.
But Tom, the hero. is made of heroic
stuff. He drags Joyce from the water
more dead than alive and-well, tits
best that you see the play"
Grand Forks herald., 1917-02-05
Representatives of
Teuton Countries
Make Plea for Peace

New York, Fob. 5.-Reprsssntattves
Of German. Austrian and Hungarian
societies and fraternities. with a MEM
bership of 100000. after a meeting
here tonight. sent q telegram to Pres
ident Wilson in which they said that
allegiance to this country and it,
president. we pray and beg Of you to
make every possible effort to pre-
serve peace"
Grand Forks herald., 1917-02-05
A MOTHERS TROUBLES

A mother's mending work and
devotion drains and. strains her
physical strength and leaves its mark
in dimmed eyes and .carewosn ex-
pressions-she ages before her time.
Any mother who i weary and laaguid
sl,ould start taking SCOTS Hnulsion of
Norwegian Cod Liver on . . strengthen
ing food and braeng tonic 10 add rich
ness 10 her blood and build up her
nerves before It u too late. Start 1oott.s
Rmulsion today@ts fame u World-wide.
It 10 free from alcohol.
oese4 1ov.s. 1aoonAaad. HI. U1s
Herald Want Ads Bring Results.
Grand Forks herald., 1917-02-05
Spanish Freight Steamer
Bearing Cargo of Cement
Bombarded by German Sub

Paris. Feb. 5.-The Spanish steam
er Pairra, en- route for Vigo with q
cargo of cement was bombarded by
a German submarine. The vessel
was badly damaged and one sailor
was wounded.
Grand Forks herald., 1917-02-05

ing indiscramina4s submarine warfare,
the general opinion u that the rup-
ture Of relations means nothing les
than war.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-16
Oemtidpc Pcimarmcc
arbeitct NIT cMIt!

gerlin, is. San, aber 2onnon,
is. San. Or. aurt sorge 3ibit
itab8def Der oeutiden 9eimormee.
erfldrte beute, DAB Die 9eimnrmee
ale Grfudrtrngen ii6ertroffcn babe.
Sober ordnge Iid. ieine 9iente BEN
8aterlan0e dri5ubieter. Sogor
drdle1l ordngen iid SIR arbeit
berari. 5hiiler MOLTEN Die 5dulen
nerloiien, INN ibre arafte in sen
Gienit oeS @nterlanoes at Iteaen.
Cine u~ngebeure Menge solSnten,
Die in Munitinnsfnbrifen bernenoet
ODER 81 @nrniiofsOier1ten bernnge
8ogen fonren, iiro ourd 3ipiliitcn
abgel0it pproen, 10 oob iie an Den
5ronfen 3ienit tun foraen. Die
Observation-Disclosures iteben Der Re.
gierune in ieoer 9iniidt tatfrGftig
sur Seite.
Man ertDartet, Dob 5piiden 2
@2iaioner unD 5 M1iaionea tpeitcre
Soloaten ourd oas 3uitonoefom
men Der Seimormee ms 6eIO geiteat
mer0en fonnen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-16
Der kcnorck arbcitct
jcbt nit RcctCrMG!
Gle Eoitamts geiuiaignHgsbia il
amsnOicrter 6Orm augenDui.
men; mebr Strnern-

@ni6ington IS. S1n-Nad0em
0ns Amenoemcrt, mcnnth Reflame
fir 5pirimoien onrh Die EoIt her,
bOfen lit, aus Der goitomtsbeDil.
ligungsuorlage geitriden uio aid
0ie aeplonfe Grbobung ser HnteH
fur @pitinhea 5lDeiter aIaiie ab.
getaH moroen lit, wur0c DIE 8or.
ia9c I'M Saus nnaenomlen.
Gna 0ults hnt Aeute beidloiieil.
oas JlobrpoitiDItcm iii aeiu Dort.
Bolton, Chicago nnD st. gouis bel.
~3ubebolten. 3H 0ieiem 3fDede fino
$L060,000 a~usgeporfm moroen.
Gas 8dusfomitee fir Mittel uno
8ege bat cine &orlage giinitie Elm.
beridltet, monu1 ben Ser. Stauten
cine aelle Ginnqbme bon $525 000-
600 eripndIen miro. gs miro Dor.
gcidlogen, Die @rbldaftsituter gu
erhSben unD BEN ibermaBigcn &ein.
pepim Der &nrporotionpn 3n be-
Sterern. Der 8rdiioent uno S1as.
onltsiefret1r 9tc9LDpo bnben oenl
4lnn 5ugeitimrlt.
Hepr1ielttnnt 2in0bergb bon 0tin.
nelot0 brndte bel1te cine &elolltion
Gin, bic uirterlnhung 0es @elo-
trnltes bonn Sabre 1912 uciter5a-
ftbren. CIR bebouptete, 0oB 0os
@eIoinitem ser gereinigfen Stna-
fen ais cine budlt1blide Spielboae
beruist miro.
Die Observation-Disclosures, erfLdr-
III er, IieBe 1idJ in Elm Derfpideltes
Biinonis nit Den banferotten Gan.
bern gnropas elm. Sinobergh en-
D1bnte Die Grnennlrrle Der gonf
bon England gum ollsldnoiiden Ser
treter ais Oen 8run0 fir Die ge-
for0erte llnteriudung. 3es @ei-
feren erfldrte e., onb % gillioncn
Collars &opitalsanldgen Der Ser.
5tooten an Observation-Disclosures Der.
Iiehen ieien. Gr foroerte eine I'm
terfndnngs- 81 nmiiiion aus 5 3e-
pr1ientanten iueIhe momoglih md
Dem gegenfpdrtigen aongreB, ina
feitens ic0oh bis gum /. De.
5eflber ibren 9eridt einreiben iol-
IL.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-16
Ncmiral Oeuep Iicot
IN sen lcstcn 5iioen!

8oIbingtonL is. San. - 4onli-
raj 9eiDen itebt baute naf)mittog
oaf Der ShmeIe oes Go0es. Ser
i'm bebnnoeln6e ar5t bat beute
fiadmift0g I'M ] llbr f~oIgenOes Bill
Ietin iiber ben 3uftano 0es arm-
fen herousgegeben: 13as 8efinoen
nes 40mir1Is lit gegenn1rtig ifIe9-
fer, 1Is 5a irgeno elmer anoeren
3eit leiner arnnfbeit.
Menige Aligenblife ip1ter nleloe
II Der 4rat. Dos @n0e fam ieoe
mliffife eintreten.
Gle Satin oes 4omirnls lit felt
Gdam niGt bonn Bette 0es aranfen
gcfpihen, unb lit infolee0eiien benz
3ulommelbruhe ndbe.
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amerifas Gsttnnss6OOt.g Batter.

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