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The Detroit times., 1917-12-05
ROOT LEADS IN
SIX-DAY RACE

NEW YORK Dec. 5-The u
leaders in The annual six day bicycle
race az Madisou-sq. garden had trav-
eled l024 miles and TWO laps at
the end OF the hfty.sixth hour s a.
m. Root was leading Madonna
and Relic were sul trailing the
field by a lap
The record for this TIME Is 1859
miles and FIVE laps. made In 1915 at
Chicago by Anderson and Dupuy
The Detroit times., 1917-12-05

Al Reeves and hts Beauty Show
viii be the Gaycty attraction next
week three act musical farce
called "rhe Gown shop VIII he pre-
Heuted The chorus ot tte Reeves
show II ono of tbe prettiest and hest
trained nn the burleaque circuit and
pIats q conspicuous part iu che SHOW
THE company IH headed by Reeves
and Dave Lewis
The Detroit times., 1917-12-05
THOUGHT DEAD,
HE RETURNS

WILMINGTON, Del, Dec. s.
John a. Hallem, who had been given
up for dead for nine years. walked
into the home OF hls sister. Mrs.
James A. Dugan, recently. Hallem
ran away az the age OF IA and went
10 Mexico City During revolu.
tiou he was caught in building
fired by the revolutionists and seri-
ously burned. To save his life graft
ing was resorted to. and he car
ries portions OF flesh from the
bodies OF more than 200 men.
The Detroit times., 1917-12-05
snake skeleton MIth wlnns.

KISSlMMEE. Fla, Dec. b.-Jim
Santin, Seminole Indian from the
Everglades came 10 town the other
dav with the skeleton OF a winged
snake, which ne says he killed after
a hard battle Prof Hedges. prln-
cipai of the local high school, sent
him back after the skin.
The Detroit times., 1917-12-05
Way "Draft" summer Cottages.

NEW HAVEN. Conn. Dec. s.
Summer cottages at shore resorts
adjacent to tho city may be requl.
sitloned 10 overcome the shortage OF
housing facilities II is expected
that by April I about 10000 new
workers will be drawn TO New
Haven
The Detroit times., 1917-12-05
RID CROSS
GREAT BOON
TO FRENCH
Henry p. Dawson Tells
of Work In the
War Zone

Something OF what The American
nd Cross means 20 both soldiers
I'D civilians in bleeding France.
ad the part 80 is playing in keep.
ig up the morale of the poilus was
bid in vivid language by Henry =,
layison, chairman OF tho Red
ross war council in tho armory.
tuesday night II was the closing
meeting Of the two-day war confer
'nce OF the Michigan division OF
he Red Cross \ sympathetic audi.
ence heard Mr. DAWSON and was
thrilled by his words
when Gen. Pershinr arrived in
France The Red Cross asked him
What can we do9' His reply was.
Nothing We're all right, but for
God s. sake, help the French
"A few months ago when q
French soldier came out OF the
hghting zone il was with his clothes
covered with vermin, 20 find his
home swept away and his family
no one knew where Today he Is
taken 10 a Red Cross shelter. His
clothes are steriiized. hts hair cut
He is given three days ."et and
fed up and is then taken by the
Red Cross to the place he used 10
live True. his home has been
swept away. but there, in a struc.
ture the Red Cross has built he IS
greeted by his wife and children,
which the Red Cross has found for
him And that is but one small
part or the work we are doing over
in France.
"The French soldier you must
bear in mind. stands In the place OF
our hoys IT that limo breaks there
rs Just one thing 10 on the gap. and
that is Pershing's army. trained or
unframed The time is coming
soon when Wa are going 20 hear
distressing ncws. II will cause some
heartaches bur we must steel our
selves for the ordeal We must not
be DISCOURAGED
And when the boys come hack
some with n leg missing others with
Sightless eyes. and tell Of those who
failed 20 come back. Just what part
arr you pOinr 10 take in the con
yersati0r9 The time has come
when ali men are 70 be mcHsurcd
By tho standard Of service You've
got 10 got in the war and do your
part and do n all the time No
man has right 10 lie back now.
Tho period Of the war depends on
tho cooperation of the American
people And don't forget that the
Red Cross is doing the greatest hu-
manilarian work The world has ever
seen
hf
east Tor "sleepiness and apathy in
peace times
Rober Davis, on two months
leave from The Rcd Cross stan in
France followed Mr. Dawson and
told hov ne United states had do.
fed an aucient hoodoo in sending
its FIRST oNpodJtiOnarv force across.
"That expedition left here ON the
thirteenth day of the month ON l3
transports and 10 took 70 days 10
get across hut not a man was lost
and only one was sick. ne said. Il
was al Tho broakwater when the
fret trans port arrived A soldier
boy leaned over thc rail and asked
What burg Is ihis2
Mr. Davis declared that. q man
~
- ~ u''A ~ aus a''2 w
10 ~, T 49,. " Is'
~ "'l~ 'l'''1'U ~ 49,. On On
dren ask what did you ,o?"
-, -.
spection rn to France and italy
last weot poke briefly OF his ex-
pIl4gl'. 'N' i'"e VI ms
" ir1 10 -, .,
.'-rs, ~rseN'.O - ~ ...,, h,,.,a s, .'ea,
i .os .i " ~ 80 t.''..'...,,,, !" ~,
m%,''ii I'm a. ~ .,..,'...,,... ,,e na,,
"", ~ '3l,"' ''.' 't ny .',','" lar'.ro,., do,e
60 g., r'. ltat.5 ,rulI,r i, ~
The Detroit times., 1917-12-05

Miss Greenwood mkes rapital
out of the fact that she is tall, lean
and lanky." and in so Long Lefty
the lively musical comedy 70 come
10 the Garrick, next week, She is
said 10 have the best chance OF her
career TO make people laugh az her
graceful awkwardness." Miss Green
wood Is known 20 Detroit playgoers
thru engagements in the Temple as
vaudeville headliner She ia one
OF the unique condolences OF The
day
The Detroit times., 1917-12-05
The Henua Shampoo

Henna. since the old Egyptian days.
has been used by beautiful ladies' in
greatly improved. in the mufsated
cake Norm. ln this way itJdoesl MOT
change tho color Of the hair hut
leaves lt gl0ssy. with briiliancv and
lustre instead Of duh and lifelcas as
gf0 urr1rr
a. cleanser and food to hair roots.
Re sure o. gct Tho Muifoted flenpn
Soap as it is The n1ulsated that IA now
betuE used with wonderful Eatirfac-
ton. * may D. found az Kinsers
and Crowley Miners toilet countera
The Detroit times., 1917-12-05
ThOms. stevens lost no time I,ue,day

afternoon, when Judge Perkins
granted him divorce from his
wife Efhe on the grounds 90 al-
legged cruelty Directly following
the granting Of the decree he an
pc8rGT TN tIie county cIPIks oIuce
nnd obtained n license to marry
GcuevieVe Aldrich. who was In the
courtroom during the divorce proc
cecdinEs stevens declared that his
r-st wife deserted him on y ellie
Isic q year ago. He later found
her, he said with another man
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-05-09
Real Estate
Record
" arranty Deeds

Nhih''iA bahNs
u. j. Mathew. ct uN TO Mary ID.
osman. April Is, two pieces land In
Los GrIegos. $40.
N"ll r.. f. Andres. ct al GO Fred w.
Eases. April 2S. land Zoe los Gr.egos.
precinct S, SAGE.
Traction Land ana Improvement
Co, to =. G.. Hannum April -. lots
II. 10 ana front of 80 block 4, Luna
place. 1915.
Manuel Rac1 y Luna to Ramon
Bacn Romero April gN. piece land
iu old Albuquerque. 500.
Jno g.. scott. 81 uN Goo Edward NJ
IIy. Npri rs south D. Tots i2. a. Do.
is. block 80. Eayuolds addition. $40.
Fernando Gtbnldnh - uN. 70 Ell
vim Dollcr. 90 AS. Man o. piece land IN
Precinct .. s..
Peuito Saycdra to El,in pellcr May
ri'co land 'u precinct g, 81.
Eomol1 G|ubalion ct al. Go T. Doll
.ar. MAY piece land in precinct 20,
Sl.0U.
Elias sanchez foo o.. DeIler NaN g.
piece land 100 precinct - 81.
T.. poiler and viIo to J. A HAM
mond. MAY -3 acres iu precinct o.
81.
E1rtpi" Truiiln Of TX Co Chas Mama,
MtN - tract Of laut 100 precinct @ 81.
H. e.. Mcdonald. 90 nv To- BarruIo
Trujino, May %, Sam, as above. 50
Pedro NUM- to Duuto Romero de-
ArIis. May g. house and tot In pre-
oinct e, Si25
Entnor'nc r1daracp 60 Grogorio D..
Uliytrii May .. three parcels Of land
90 opgiuE to tho estate OF jos BAD
uIi,cu
juan RUIZ " Lurrro 10 +. 4. Gurule.
May g. tract of land 100 precinct . Ala
media. $220.
Florcncio Zamor, to Eligia Duran
Zamora, May 3, see record, $4,000
Florn Armijo o. Baca, ct Viz. May
.. to Melton chavez pud j. T.. COX,
tract Of land known NJ Cristohal Ar
milo property, s. suu.
N. O.. C%hadhoufno At ny to Cecilia
V Holmes. May Q Iots -, % J.. NJ.
Moore Realty Co.'S addition W. !. 81.
Trust ncrsis.
Margaret l.. Wordsworth. ct yir. to
First savings RauE and Trust Co.
trustee. April IS. see record FOR de-
HCrjptIuu, 500.
Elmyra g. Moor, 81 yir to Don j.
Rankin Mav 4. piece land ia p%recin@;
10. $1,000.
HiginiO de Luna, 81 uN, 20 } f. Gil
rard, May . piee. ioud in precinct 4.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-05-09
NOTICE FOR rrnIICArIoN

Department OF the Interior. United
states Land Ofice az santa he. New
Mexico. April %. 1914.
Notice IL hereby given that Jesus
Ma sanchez, Of Casa Salazar, ~ NJ.
who. May q, 1917, made Homestead
Entry 40 Ot31G1. for lots d.. lG. ~
and Is. Section Il. Township i5N.
Range 3W., y. NJ. T.. Meridian. has
filed notice Of intention 10 make i've
year hnal proof. 10 establish claim to
the land above described. before Pre-
ciiiano ORTIZ, probate Clerk. Sandoyal
county, at %Bernalilo, y. M. on July
g. 1917.
Claimant names as Witnesses: Man
uel Jaramillo. Of Cabezon. y. NJ. Colso
Jaramill0, OF Casa Saiazar. y. Nj.
re0doro Garcia. Of casa sa'azar. y.
NJ Pedro Montaln. of Casa Salazar.
y. NJ.
FRANCISCO BELGADD.
Register.
D.. p. ESQ. L. 4 I'D
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NOTICE ron PUBLICATION.

Department OF the Interior. United
states Land Office al santa Re. New
Mexico. April %. 1919.
Notice Is hereby given that saideh
b. Dow. OF Albuquerque. y. NJ, who
on February .. 1914. made Homestead
Application No. 0i97I4. fer SEX
Swh. Section 81. T ~, Range Gle,
ana the lots 3 and {. Section /.
Township sN. Range GE., y. NJ. p.
Meridian, has filed notice OF intention
to make three yea proof. to estao-
llsh claim 10 the land above describe
cd. before George r.. Craig. United
states Commissioner. at Albuquerque.
n. NJ, on July 6, 1917.
Claimant names as witnesses: Leo
hides Montoya, OF Escabosa, y. NJ,
postofflce, Chilli. n. NJ: Pablo NAL
donado, ot Canada Llzarra. postomce.
Chilli. y. NJ: Toribio Gallegos. OF Al
buquerque, n. NJ, Elias Mora Y CAL
logos. Of Escobosa, n. NJ, posiofnce.
Chilili. y. NJ.
FRANCISCO DELGADO.
Register.
T. f., tao; J.. r.. 6-5.
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>cw York Money

New NorE. Man o. Mercantile pa
per. a., re- per cent sterling. 6o-day'
bills. az. commercial. 60-day bills
ON hanks. ltlis commercial Go-dny
bills i.5lh demand. i5iis cables.
.4.t 10.
Vlr silver. 1l4
Mexican dollars. 81 tc.
% Government bonds. steady
Railroad bonds, weak.
Time loans urm. sixty days. 4ls ~
$50 per cent go days and d months.
& ua per cent.
'ull non arm High. Q per cent.
low . per D,ut ruling rate. .7t per
cent last loan. %. per cent closing
lIl . per cent offered 1t 2ls per
c'uf
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-05-09

Department Of the Interior, United
states Land Office nj Santa Re. New
Mexico. April %. 1917.
Notice Is hereby given that Re-
mundo Grlego, of Juan Tomas. y. NJ,
who on May -. 1914 made Home
stead Entry No. goose. for NA
SEX NEh swH Eh Nwh sw ,
Section r., Township az, Range So.
~ VI. p. Meridian, has nled notice of
intention to make three year proof.
to establish claim to the land above
described, before George y. Craie.
United States Commissioner OF Aibu-
puerque. ~ NJ, on July s, 1871.
Claimant names as witnesses. Jose
.Griego Y Garcia. Carlos Grlego.
FRANKIE MARTINEZ. ~Calrdolaria Griegc.
all of Juan Tomas. y. NJ
FRANCISCO DELGADo.
Register.
+. T., $50; /. r.. 6-3.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-05-09

May at f305 To- t3.ii ana July at
fg.fO "a t2I2. we're followed ny
slight mrthe gains IN some cnses and
then q reaction To- 81 rs for May and
s2.40 for July.
Great strength developed later IN
the new crop months. July ana Sep
temher shooting up To t2t9A and
s20ai3 respectively. while Mgy
reacher sal The close was unset
tied az re To g. ~ net advance with
May az ga and July at sgt5h TO
s. fGh.
Corn ~ well ~ wheat smashed 70
new high price record. The market
jumped rapidly with wheat on scatter
ed buying After opening "a tn exc
up. prices continued to ascend. MAY
touching si.59h.
No radical sethacks took place ~
any time. The close was neryous at
gains 81 iitc to Csc net.
oats initiated other grain Advan-
eos. though were not extraordinary.
The general swing to higher levels
was shared BY provisions. Highe quo
tations on hogs aave confidence 20
BUYERS,
Close
. Wheat May. san; July. t2tsh
Sept. t2.06ts. '
Corn-Jul,. ti.iia Sept. &I3NA.
oats-July. G4sc. Sept. 55a,c.
Purk-May, 5000; july. S3S.22.
Iard-July, $22.36; sept. S22.37.
lubs-July. t20.G0; Sept. s2o71.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-05-09
POULTRY N EGGS

OF May. A. u. 1917. az 10 o'clock In
tine forenoon Of said day.
Given under my rand ana the seal
Of this court. this 10Th day OF Auril,
y h. 1917.
tScjl NESTOE MONTOYA.
County Clerk.
April is. -. stay q, 9.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-05-09
NCM NnIk CnIinn.

Sew York. May e-Cotton futures
closed barely steady. May, 1896,
July. tt92i3 october, SlNi4 Docem-
her. slS5l; January siS.53.
Spot-Quict Middling. $3.50.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-05-09

Hansns city. May 9-Hogs-Re-
ccipts, 5000. Higher Bulk. $15.25m
1850. heavy. Sta7Om 1880. packers
aud feeders. tl5.t0G 1850. light.
{1i.Sc 1850. pics. tiiiGd 1880.
Cattle-Receipts. 5000 Higher.
steers. S9.O0Mt2.35. cows. SG.50W
Prime fed steers. Sl2 0Gm l2.Ti: dress
cd beef Steers. X9.I5M 1890: western
10 80. heifers. &9.O0H 11.7;: stoCkers
and feeders $S.00Mi 10 -.
Shcep-Heceipts, 5000 Higher.
Lambs, Sl4OOM $500. ycnrlings.
tl3.0O 1850; wcthcrs, Sl2 jnm -. O0,
ewes. $1,000 "a 80.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-05-09
Chicago Livestock.

Chicago. May 9.-ReCeipts. 2S.O00.
Active 10 l5c above Yesterdays aver
age. Bulk. Sl5.G0H 80. light, Sl4.G5
mt5.S5: heavy. $13.35 1900. pigs.
si0.0O a I4.00
Cattle-Rcceipts, 1000. Firm. Ma
tive beef cattle. S9.20@ 1850; stockers
and feeders. S140d 1895. cows ana
heifers $500 1850; calves. f950M
II. 90.
Shrep-Recaipts. 10000 steady
wethers. S1lic mti0a. lambs. tii 90
mIS.15.
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Denver Livestock.

Denver. MAY 9-Cattlc-Rcccipts.
400. market lOm 15c higher noef
sccers. $500 11.s0. cows and hcif-
ors. $500 1900; lockers and feed
crs. SI.5OM9S5, calves. Sl2.5ut
3, Hogs - Receipts. 1890; market
strong, Toe higher. Top. SljGj. bulk.
$3.50 a. 1850.
sheep Receipts 1900: market
steady 20 higher. Lambs. $40 son
.41Gs. ewes. SI-.UOH 1850.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-05-09

Sew York. May 9-Lcad, strou"
lUit r.d.
Spellcr--Steady. Spot East -.
Louis delivery. gH94
At London Lend, $50, los. spcltrr.
asa
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-05-09

Tho Ladies' Ald Society of the Com
rregatIuual church WILL meet tomor-
afternoon az the home Of Mr..
Shor'r 9s3 = Walter
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Need Help? Try a Want Ad.
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TYPEWRITERs

ALL KINDS. both new and second
hand. bought, sold. rented and re-
paired. Albuquerque Typewriter Ex-
change. Phone 9if. 122 go. 9th 81.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-05-09
LOST

I.OST-On Bear Toad-de-
mountable rim. Please notify i07
South Walter.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-05-09

poultry, unchanged.
Eegs-Firsts. Sic.
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COMING EVENTS.


Tpmplc Lodge No e, \. +. and 4.
81, will hold "a special cpmmunica-
ton 81 : 80 oclock tonight Tor wprl,
lon the g. \ degree.
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NOTICE roR pvaIJCATInN

j.. p, t.so; l.. r.. CT.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-05-09

The ROYAL N"lgh5ors viii NEE, at
s. o'clock tonight 10 the \. O. e.. W.
hall \ surprise is planned for MEM
beers after the meeting, An members
are requested To- Doe present.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-05-09

The PRESBYTERIAN Ladies Ala Society
viii hold it- regular monthly meeting
tomorrow afternoon az 9 O'Clock IN tho
church pUrlors
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Dressmaking

DREsSMAKING-Mrs. Alice Parish.
experienced dressmaker. Work guar.
anteed. Room $40 Occidental building
Phone s9s.
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r. p, $50; /. p. s-3.
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Wanted

WANTED-Good clean cotton rags.
Herald Office.
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NOTICE ron p,pI,c,y,o~

r r., sac; L. r.. s-s.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-05-09

HIGHEST CASH PRICE paid for
mems Old clothing and shoes.
Phone G19.
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TYrtMIurEn SAFE.
For Sale-Automobiles

FOR SALE-DodEc touring cav, nne
condition; . good tires: All equipment
complete. owner viii sacrifice, $3.50.
See me at garage 10 20 .. 423 South
Third street, IN rear.
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Giuer orr lDrrmittlGr imlabu- Strike
llnlcr9anoIunscn an seprisen Gage iortseieet.
ltcber SGmsrid)tcn anf %crbhtunS SeS Critics
mtsbts idber betammt.

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Ocr @OrhErcr HGoen &On oriorcnn &ermtc O
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init 0cn &crtren Der NriOcrddicn nr
gubnter oaf id in Der SnatoH ndtS perGnDcrt babe
gSir babu gann Gag nntcrbauOe" aae pr u9SF
brn feline gcmcindoinc Sitnng ab gSr nucrbteu bcoca
Scin DedicOcnc %prdGg Die SiatUn III Dcltc accrn"
@cW yprf iS Niar5Sb mprasu g6cuo llbr Gin @nbn-
Strife bcsonncu uon wiro OuS Gcutc Abo ct d ben
anhcrru guidDcn eriebcn leh nUdl cine oiirne 6ras
Die Gunercnrn ucldc gcfch Ipacu 3mdcn @rctcrn
pcr yunrocrdain nn0 b GDnicrcn5GDmc Der Sabuir
oc bier aiBcb SQUALLS ar SanScSucrtbrSgnno Or O %rr
micr mcn bCbcn Enrecn nnpren
slbenb IN paicr Smuoe uud udt beenb.
IS nGts Oaabcr banni scgen ucIdc urdrir ID
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gScnn and feiuc ufeDC SniprmoiiDn sur &crfnang nn0 10
bud WrRnb Der Nnnnm DDrhunNcn bic &Crmcr nec
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Dnna S StrS beauOcn faaS bis Abeu icnr Gngng
5icit cin iOnc
gos srrru pcrucnc sblummen mSrS cine Ncrbaua os AnS
hrufcn ane berNnROatrid uran NheDuua
abpc6rn Olfe urldc Mbumipn.
Die onen bGben namld i'd bcrr crIGr bic NnslcsnuB pcc
Sir @rocrucn Dem wcIct ebcn oprcn iaas Der ue Wc
ridltshui osS sanOeS Ons Wrict an hd nnredt crb6t
Gb cuC ocr bcOcu Scin I'D scuit tIGr hat 8enO mcldc
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au Die gn6uetcr bper crfIGri c uadau
mhbcn bis Der ucc NdtSlo cncr Nnnd Nag.
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a gSprh9rer Or Nuacfatrn, aatc cimcr arttaen
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GnalanO's aaite uuocariiiru.

&on0on, rs. Nidr5, GcuiIdc
EorpcOobooic 6abcn 5ouniug Nlpr
0cn ii oIler Srii1e mc1rere 2tipte
cntIung Der cngliidlcu Siiooifiiile
on9e6lidl obnc icoodi be
ociltcnocu Sdoneu an5uridicn Tcr
oiii5iellc 9eridlt ocr britiideu gi0mi.
ralitdt loltet:
rGcrlbieoenc oeuiide 2orpeoo.
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