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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-17

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-17

cover the Top" going on with Just
inc Johnston and T. Roy Barnes at
the Forty-fourth Street Roof in three
weeks. will have Greek dancers in il.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-17

ST { 4 l. - J. :
Broadway & ~ ~
Evenings a. : IS
I and ; NJ, ego.
"A disiiact hit"
--A.Gn Ddle
"Never failed 10
give fresh de-
light" -Tlncs
"Surrcr'ied clori-
ousiy."--lrtJaue
20 ales or iaugf
ter." -jgEfrql
The music agi
the fun kept pace
With the ever
changin. scenes. -
Herald
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1917-01-11

w. 8. Townsend Of Chicago and C..
c. Huston Of the same place were in
Tucumcari this week to attend a meet
ing Of the Red Peaks Copper Co., 70
be held Wednesday. They are well
pleased with the outlook for their In
terests here and report that stock has
advanced ten per cent within the last
few days.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1917-01-11
WOMAN'S CLUB

On Tuesday afternoon January o.
the Womnn's Club was entertained by
Mrs. Bueler ut her home on Second
street.
In the study Of American literature
the very interesting time Of the life
Of John Greenleaf Whittier was de-
veloped extensively. The early New
England associations and customs as
told about in some Of the poets IA
nous verses were described in COM
p%arison with the intensely agitated
time Of the Civil War. The little poem
Barefoot Bow" was read with express
sion and enjoyed by everyone.
The hostess with Miss Mildred Rit-
chic. served refreshments. and n very
delightful social hour was spent IN
authorization nj the next meeting.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1917-01-11
AND PERSONAL

Gasoline 23c at Union Garage.
Mrs. A. Pierce of Logan was in town
this week on business.
NJ. F. Claer, of Logan, wa u Tu-
cumcari visitor this week.
Col. A. S. Reaves, of Endee, was in
town Monday on business.
Prof. C. G. Randall, was in from
Quay Saturday and Sunday.
f.. +. Clark dropped a dollar in the
News subscription till this week.
T. c. Collins and F. W. Barwise Of
Obar, we're here Tuesday on business.
J. II. Bridges came in Tuesday and
pushed his subscription up another
year. ~
A. W. West Of Wagonmound vas
here Tuesday on business and visiting
friends.
F. w. Nations, w. H. Cain, and j.
W. Moncus Of Ina. were here this week
on land business.
T. +. Thurman pushed his subscrip-
ton mark up another year. He will
perhaps return to his farm near Endee
sometime this spring.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1917-01-11

Mrs. Eta J. Young has erected q
wind mill on her farm north from Nc
Alister, and we are glad to say II q
fine well with lots Of water. Mrs.
Young has a whole section all in one
body and has part Of it sown in wheat.
McAlister had no Xmas tree or pro-
gram on account Of some neighborhood
trouble started the day before Xmas.
Now, let's send a peace-dove with m
imprint, made in Germany"
Choat and Disney III doing some
maize threshing in this vicinity.
c. Burke is getting along fine, his
wounds not being serious.
NJ. Dodson. f. Il. Sprinkle went TO
Tucumcari Thursday on business.
VI. II. Stein1agcn Is again at his
post drilling for water. Mr.. Stein
hagen has improved his well machine
by purchasing a new engine. So there
is no telling how deep he will go. It's
a long way to China. He may be sue.
cessful in getting plenty Of water. As
no one has tried so hard in drilling
for water on his place.
Lee Tarpley has moved away from
this community to Belen with his large
flock Of sheep. SO there will be nc
more ticks in this community.
There will be services here mex,
Sunday at the Baptist church by Rev
Hudson Of Frio.
Otis Vance purchased a fat hog
from W. Newton. II weighed some,
thing like four hundred pounds.
w. NJ. Thomas wa a caller Mt Bro
Sells home Sunday.
J. Steinhagen, ST.. read an articl,
in his German paper Of the life his
tory Of Captain Paul Konig Of tn,
Deutschland boat which crossed tn
Atlantic under water. and found GU
he was a nephew Of Mr.. Steinhagen's
Mr.. Steinhagen was a soldier while II
Germany and served the country. II,
knows something Of the life in tn
army.
Fred Welsch was a business calle
in Tucumcari Monday.
Alex. Smith and b. Frizzell made
trip TO Tucumcari in their Ford las
Tuesday.
Mrs. J. Baker and children Of Hell
ena Mont. are visiting their parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Crawford.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1917-01-11
MeALISTRR

The wheat is coming along very
we'll . Have had a nice gentle rain
several weeks past, but could stand
another good rain or snow without
damage.
Quite a number OF our citizens went
to Tucumcari, last week to attend the
big Democratic celebration.
G. r. C. Fons and wife Of Tucum-
carl were the guest Of the Browning
Homesteader Society Of last meeting
night.
Monday there was an awful sand
storm. long to be remembered. but
that didn't keep Mr.. and Mrs. C.
Vance from entertaining a large num-
Der of neighbors for a Xmas dinner,
nor did the participants think it was
too bad to 60. II was too tempting a
Xmas treat-only comes once a year.
Messrs. Scarborough, Manifold, jolly,
Await, were Tucumcari visitors Mon
day.
c. Crawford Of Montana Is visiting
with his parents Mr.. and Mrs. l Craw-
ford
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1917-01-11
Union Garage sells gasoline 23c.

C. A. Powers and wife, who were
here from Moulton, Iowa, MI. Powers
running the Opera House Picture show
left the first Of the week for their old
home. The house is now in charge Of
his partner, Mr.. Agerter, who has en-
gagged Mr.. Gerhardt to look after the
rental Of the building.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1917-01-11
r TO

Notice Is hereby given that I was
on the 3oth day Of December. 1915.
duly appointed Administrator Of the
estate Of ". D. Gallaher. deceased, and
all persons having claims against said
estate will present the same to me
within the time prescribed by law. All
persons indebted TO said estate will
call and settle the same at once.
Given under nv hand this the 9Th
dav Of %Jaruary, 1917.
G.. c. CULBERSON.
Administrator Of the Estate OF
W. n. Gallaher. deceased
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1917-01-11

State of New Mexico. County Of
Quay, IS.
I, W. F. Kirby, cashier Of the above
named bank, do solemly swear that
the above statement is true to the best
Of my knowledge and belief.
w. F. KIRBY, Cashier.
Correct--Attest:
W. A. Foyil
Adolph Vorenberg
G. NJ. Stahfll,
Directors
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 9th day Of January, 1917.
J. J. HARRISON,
(Seal) Notary Public.
My commission expires July 26. 1919,
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1917-01-11


Geo. Eager received another car load
of Fords this week. He can supply
those who desire Fords now as he has
several on hand at the same old price.
STRAYED-One dark iron-grey
mare, 7 years old, branded PML on the
right hip, from E. Packs pasture. In.
formation will be rewarded by.
2t J. A.. Abeyta, Tucumcari.
Mrs. r. +. Severe returned 70 her
home in Childress after spending sew
eral strenuous days here moving her
stock Of millinery to the Adair build
ing east Of the Postofice.
The Union Garage has moved to the
luilding, LIST door east Of Elk Drag
store. and is selling all kinds of auto
tires, tubes. ard accessories. f;aso-
line is only 23c a gallon here.
Mart 3. Fowler was up from FL
Paso this week shaking hands with old
friends and says his business venture
in the pass city has been successful
and future prospects are very flatter-
ing.
r. B. Garrett was out to his Circle
s. Mineral well this week and cleaned
II all out. The water now is being
sold in Tucumcari and contains much
medicinal properties. He brought in
n big supply.
James ". King and Miss Nora N.
Howell Of Nara Visa, we're here yes
terday and secured marriage licenses.
They are popular young people Of the
Nara Visa community and the News
hurries 10 congratulate them.
NOTICE-Have you eye strain? Do
you need glasses? 90 per cent of on
all glasses. Have a nice new stock.
Come in and let me fit you. Only a
limited stock on hand. Examination
FREE. ]. z. Nancy. st
Prof. J. A. Conway has resigned his
position as deputy county clerk, and
has returned to his home near Grady,
where he Is teaching school. Miss
Rose Simpson Of this city. Is holding
down the job during the rush.
During the nice weather the past
few days the building fever has again
struck Tucumcari. Quite q lot Of i'm
proving is being contemplated, as well
as one fine residence which will cost
in the neighborhood Of $3.50
J. ID. Rogers, the barber, and his
father-in-law, Mr.. Humphrey, and son,
and Mr.. Baum, left this week for the
west part Of New Mexico to look for
grazing land in 640-acie tracts. They
expect to stop in the vicinity Of Gal
.lup.
Judge Winter has rented Office room
in the McElroy building on Second
street and will sell real estate, handle
insurance, rentals and collections. He
has many friends who are glad 10
know he has decided to enter business
In Tucumcari.
There will be services as usual at
the Presbyterian church next Sunday.
The stereopticon lecture will begin at
1880 in the evening. II Is free, and
you are invited. Christian Endsavor
Society at $3.50; Sunday school at 10
Q. N.
The News subscription list has Just
been corrected. Look on your label
and see where you are credited to. II
the date Is wrong please write and
tell US about It. We will gladly make
1t right. II II says l-l-l6 you owe US
500 and II would be acceptable II
you would remit. II you cannot pay
now, please write and tell US and We
will gladly continue sending the paper.
All We want 70 know 10 that you want
the pspsr and win pay for Il some day
WAan yo1 are R0eO flnah M sukn
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1917-01-11

Phone 3S. We call for and deliver
all garments. Jones. the tailor, First
and Main SITS.
X. Higgins and Claude Forson Of
Hereford, Texas, were here this week
looking for land.
Cleaning, Pressing, Repairing, AL
terations and Remodeling.
JONES, the Tailor.
Messrs. Killgore and Rodgers were
in from south Of Hanley this week
on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. +. King Of Nara
Visa were here this week visiting rel.
atives and friends.
Buy Red Can Coffee, pound Acc; 2h
pounds S1.00. Every pound guaran-
teed at Goodman's.
/ desire to thank those who so kind
ly gave their sympathy and help dur
ing our sad sorrow. G. f. Ross.
Miss Mittie Kutchin and w. H.
Drake Of Tucumcari were granted .
license to wed Jan. 2.
c. l.. Edwards Of Ell Psso and G.
w. Cobb of the same city, were here
Saturday and Sunday.
X. C. Bell, breeder Of Hereford cat
tie, at Nara Visa, was here last FRI
day on land business.
o. l.. Mails of Logan and Rosa Leo
Davidson Of Hudson were recently
granted license to wed.
W. X. Springer was in from Quay
this week on land business and look
ing after other interests.
LOST-One lap robe, some where
near First Baptist church. Finder will
please notify j. M. Stark.
W. s. Sinclair, q U. 8. Army oficer
out Of FL Paso was here this week 70
examine four new recruits.
FOR SALE--Good 7-year-old work
horse and spring wagon, at q bargain.
Enquire at Edwards Grocery.
Goodman is on the market for hens,
friers and ROSTERS. Come and get
our prices. We buy and sell them.
-
Edwin w. Wallace Of Albuquerque
and l.. Fern Karn were marriage H.
cense seekers in Tucumcari last week.
Messrs. Doherty, Reaves. and Her
man Deliviera and wife were in town
this week from Puerto or land bust
ness.
, Mr.. and Mrs. Matt McNamee are
the proud parents of a bouncing baby
boy who arrived at their home this
week.
Spring and Summer samples now or
display. Costs nothing to look. Very
little more above cost to buy. Jones
the tailor.
Miss Ruth Davis who has been In
Texas for several months, has returned
to Tucumcari and Is the guest Of her
many friends.
Miss Nora l.. Abbott Of San Jon,
and A. W. Goforth Of Ration, N. n,
were in Tucumcari Jan. 8 and secured
a wedding license.
The Union Garage has installed q
new air-compressor and now has an
abundance Of FREE AIR to give away
and gasoline ut 23c q gallon.
1t pays to look around before you
buy. We have ONE blue serges that
will surprise you at the low price.
JONES. ths Tailsr.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1917-01-11
NOTICE TO PLAINS FARMERS

wish TO get a government loan on
my farm near Curry. want to get
in touch with other plains farmers who
are wanting a federal loan. with a
view Of organizing a loan board.
would be glad to have any such write
me M Tucumcari.
f. s. PADDOCK.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1917-01-11

J. l.. Clemmer, Of Quay, was in town
and paid his subscription for
the year 1917. He reports the farm
forming a Farm Loan Club out
II Is said there will soon be a
move TO form a county club by the
farmers TO secure some Of the cheap
money now be placed In the Federal
Banks for that purpose.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1917-01-11

James W. King and Miss Nora NJ.
Howell Of Nara Visa, were here yes
terday and secured marriage licenses.
They are popular young people Of the
Nara Visa community and the News
hurries to congratulate them.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1917-01-11
No. 105sl
Report Of the Condition Of
HE AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK

at Tueumcai
in the state Of New Mexico, ut the
close Of business on December ~. 1916,
Resources
Loans and Dis
COUNTS ................ ...... .......... o9,'ll'eo
Securities other than U. 8.
bonds (notincluding stocks)
owned ~unpledged ............ 3,iO7.87
Stock Of Federal Reserve
bank $50 per cent Of sub
scription) ... $1,000
Furniture and Fixtures. ....... 3.0S2.l 6
Net amount due from ap-
proved reserve agents In
New York, Chicago,
and st. Louis ......1 ,670.l5
Net amount due from
approved reserve agents
In other reserve
cities 4,i20.34 5.7e04s
Net amount due from banks
and bankers (other than in.
cluded in l2 or 20) ......... 23.668.0s
Other checks on banks In
the same city or town as
reporting bank ....... 1885, 80
Outside checks and other
cash items. 1888
Fractional currency,
, nickels and cents %. 1928 39O.63
Notes Of other national
banks ....... 746.0O
Federal Reserve bank notes 10000 o.
Lawful reserve in vault and
net amount due from Fed
eral Reserve Bank l2,7I3.s2
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wv - hS" soy " -" 49,
lowing groceries ut greatly reduced
prices:
Two large cans o.
Tomatoes ........~-.. kOV
Two mi standard Cali -
fornia Plums.. ....... OOC
Two can standard Cali 6-
fornia Grapes OOC
One gallon best En-
fairS 0VV
One gallon best an
Plums ....-............. ....-......... 6VV
Six Bars White mr.
soap OO
One 2 Id. can Niggerhead p
Strawberries ..................
One can Bakers Ground an
Chocolate. 5Oc Kind. PUG
Three Pound Royal Blend
Coffee, regular price m
sl.26, sUO
One pound President or mr.
Ambassador Coffee. ...... SSG
EGGS SOC A DOZEN
Large can Sunkist
These are real bargains and are be-
ing sold to make room for new goods
Telephone your order 70
PHONE 81
J. N. Putnam
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1917-01-11
Real Specials

For Il few days you can buy the fol.
lowing groceries ut greatly reduced
prices:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-17
is IN BEllAiRE CITY HOSPITAL,
AND MAY NOT RECOVER
FROM INJURY.
Accident Happened When Driver Lost
Control Of Ford on BeIiaire.
Bridgeport Pike,

Tony Jrbhlu. Wheeling produce dealt
rr. suffered Il broken back and ullrrr
severe injuries lnat night between II
and t. 0'rluCk. wiiru Ford touring
car la which he VA" riding plum i
over Il high ruihnnlGmrnl on the Nri
Ir-I!rldErInrI lhl," llls brother IA
nIlr .Irhbln. was with him at lhu iIni,.
ana nuIli"uFh rllEhIlr injured ~ht
able Ia return IL his home InrIH
IrhhIn was inh"n To- Ia" lir ilhIi. 'iIY
hospital nuh his 'nnhiilmm was -
ported /" hr critical It 1" frnr"h ihnt
hin Inhriirr will prov" rnlnl
TIA" ivu hrnih'Ir w"rr returning.
from IInllnlro !" Wheeling. when I"uY
lrhbin. who wnr drIviuE ~" ear. h""t
control al Il Tho mul" "w"r,"h tu
ia" right null pImmr"h oyer M "Im
bnulim"nt near TIA" Hinton r"alrlrn,".
lnntlIuE on ia" T.. l. T. RnilroHh tracks,
nj Rlv"rvi"w
Th" mnrhIur wn" badly dimnr"d
and was HlilI AT The Hr"n". OF the HrCl.
dent early this mnrnnE
pr William lii"rr. Of I!"IIaIr". it
attending The injured man.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-17

where IN France Mt "nrc In u rn"l
town which hIrnhrd Mt tho sky thr""Eh
shmticrrd roofs. The plac" "" "hP""
wan ono OF ihuao which had boon f"riC-
nntr enough To keep II roof over Nv
hond rho room wRR CrnwhCh VIII
Austrnllnns. with English. Scotch "rh
Cnnnd!nns. but ono voice ros" nbovc All
the rest.
Of come from the same Town rs "'"
Frnncc Chnncc TINT used to play hrSt
hnsr for tho Cubs" said the '"''.
"Frrsun'S my home. the N"i"" h"n''
on. hut II wna II pleasant vote" Though
Ioud prnfnnc and obscene. II was Il
wirclrns from home. II was hN''
sInr nnnl sporting extra. Across ''''"
the man from Fresh" hhl nm Ihh'fn
Im proud la be with H"h, l"m'hS'
,uI1 the man from Fresno" and 'h'"
nddrd "gnod old Tommy i"ngh""i'
Here was The hpnrllnK phEr. Indeed.
,rroruIlrd az once Ihr Tong. i"nh i"i-
ian wI" used Ia win all ~" h"fh'h""E'
Iiu vac la IT," unIr"Im "f "n engineer
Ia ~ 'nnn,iInn regiment. ! '"''"h So"
,unu TrnIn rrrnrn ",,I rli" IIiii" l"l''
nnd w., unrn"d ia" TIN" 81 d"Y nal '"'
rInuIImp- ct tl.n 'i'Ihr. .'hH ""''
u,u,,k tInr,udr.' H.. said. ""mh 49,
LrrnIn,h II..I"r incorporation. 81
Ihni nnin" hn'h ~ ~" itI"!"p " t'"
.rrf run n"iura ilu 80 h"l "'lI "h''"
I,n In nIvr hIu ny t"E"'dn JnH' '"l
him nay untnr'r IrInuL i;I'""nh7 "Ird !
,,rrr from California. "h"T" Ii""I'
,'hnrn IIvcr Y"r "Ir h"'r r"i """ 1T
tho hIgEori urnng" rr"v"r III ~" "'"i"
"Whru ,In, y.u Ihimk Ih- war "i'i Il"
,,or" pnkr,I "uh! duu't hu"~.
amid lIr ,unu from rr"ru". "hi' w..
a ErnnL 'l,Uufo paw
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-17
CURB STREET ORATORS
Who PREACH TREASON

NEW TDIE. Aug lr !" "a" ''''''
, 10 curb ,rona"n"ht" IN" S'''''
tarauuus lay a"np h'A "'"'''"'
loyal aud l.niti"ti' man anu
Now York uua rHk'd '' I'M
oypautlo local vigil"n'"
Through tho prIi'" h"ra' ''''''
other Cltius In III" I'nt'"' ''"'' "
To no asked T." join III"
atartetl hy III" Am"Ii'A"
clgty. whirh announced 'h"' '"
t,r orato,y'' in New N"rk must h''''
Tho movement WAS begun ''''''" wa
Tho arrest OF Cleveland M"h'''' Wv
puthor and newspaper iuan VA" ""H
arrested by a policeman born III '''
MANY whom ne recently attempts" !"
hreak IN ono VI tn" mr"tihH''
Tho society pInns /" nav: H'n'
graphic reports mad" "' HP'', ''''
wherever possible. on whirh |" "'''
prosecutions. ,, w.,
It was announced today tn't W.
Morrett had addressed Il letter 10 lteS'
itYcnt Wilson. In which n" urE'' Wv"
Presjdent 10 submit 10 Congress
messape which shall clearly d"nnr ~"
d,tions and trtasonablr uttcrahC'S'
no the police departments OF 'h' '""'
try Will know how and when L" ACT "l
>xtreet corner meetings. whlch' Luz
latter said. were increasing ''p'"'E.
A protest from tn" society was AIS"
received by Mayor Mitchell to-day ASK.
tns that he deny Licenses Tor an s''','
meetings unless the natur" "l the sun,
tect TO bs discussed was h'''''''',
The mayor was urged In IN" protest
to determine Il, one" whether VIZ,
. ot,n scrutiny OF all persons WI" WISH
-. .nask on thu. streets al "lar"h'r"
,..s.' not n proper course III this tline'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-17
0UT-THE-PIKE

y mas" meeting 81 Va 'hli'h' W
I.lm r:I"t" VIII h' h"Ii ~ ~" hN'P"''
at IlIhia" hall. W"hn"rh"E evening"
August -. Ia r"i"r"nr" I" 'ln' l"~'""''
bond Ini,rI"h which viii h' lh' "l' 10"
rurr ia" r".rid'ntr "r Ill" town NJ
nporiLl 'l""ii"u AUEuHl =" '"I 'h''''
cation ar I"l"'ll"h. Ih' '""i'' ~
uur.rl that every mnu VIII" can, "'-
tend TIA" meeting. II" '"'ih 'NN"' w
-, .,.., iuuurtnu,.r They want all
,hun, who hay" anything I" nay "n
rim, ,,rru,nrd IH!,Ir Ia he pr"Hunl ana
dl,ru.,Y it, Iiy voting tor TIA" bond
,.uuc the town Will lac provided bet
,cr fire fighting equipment. better
,,n,.,d .Irrrta aud will say" n great
Lr,I ur IN" rNI"rIsca which nrr lost
r.,,.h ycnr lhruurh repairing the rlr""is.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-17
FORCED TO KNEEL
AND KISS THE FLAG

kAI'KNI'Nh. WI". Aux. l6.--AE
legged -lnMlrnr remarks against tho
American iInr resulted In John cot
iins and SEQ MadiEan being lea 10
il conspicuous rla"" In tn"n' "t mo
uuhIlr library hy II trnwd. wh"I" lh"Y
were forced to- hn",I and Kiss The llLo
tn Times to ,lhJ
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TELLS OF TRAINING
tCnniluIrd From rlrnt rnH",D

ronnIr Anyhruy VII" nr"ri"I !" ih'""
ILrr,, v.nrIL rui hI, NM ",r IN u r."
iuiuII," ;'m''rnl''r 'h' .irt'h ~ POM"
inI, r. =" L""I lh'n coming.
In,,k ~ lhmt hr n''l''i. rul I"'n'
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