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Albuquerque morning journal., 1918-09-26
SENATE VOTE ON
WOMAN SUFFR RACE
STILL IN DOUBT
Friends Of Measure Claim
Three Votes More Than
Necessary Which Is Denied
by the Other Side.

lH' hp"NiNS JOURNAL GFEC'f L LEASED WiRSi
Washington, Sept 25.-Outcome Of
the vote in the senate en- woman suf-
frage apparently was in greater
eoubt tonight than has been any ae-
ton by congress in many years. The
only point ON which The advocates
and opponents We're agreed was that
the house resolution processing SUBJ
mission to the states of the Susan
Is. Anthony amendment to the federal
constitution would be called UP when
the senate convenes tomorrow. Both
sides expressed the greatest conf
denee in the result, but it was not
certain vote would be reached be-
fore adjoulment although Senator
Jones of New Mexico, chairman of
the senate woman suffrage commit
tee, and other suffrage leaders, were
determined tonight to hold the reso-
luton before the senate until final
disposition.
Both sides expected only brief de-
bate on the resolution and believed a
vote would be reached during the day.
Supporters of the measure said they
would have from one to three votes
over the necessary two-thirds major
ity, but opponents privately ex-
pressed complete confidence that they
had enough votes to defeat the reso-
luton and thus prevent any further
action ON equal suffrage until the
siNty-siXth congress cOnvenes in Dc
cember, 1919.
Women Hard at Work
Final arrangements for tomorrow's
contest were made today with nege-
tiations for pairing of absent senators
and campaigning by both factions.
Women thronged the senate office
building, making their final drive in
the fight. MostNof the personal solic-
itation was done by members Of the
suffrage organizations. The oppo~
sition, however, was not inactive
Preparations have been made for
handling a capacity crowd i'll the
senate galleries. Admission will be
by special card only, with sections of
the galleries allotted to organizations
advocating and opposing the resolu-
tion. Each senator was allotted foun
admission tickets, but the demand far
exceeded the supply.
Displaying of banners and other
demonstrations in the senate CALLER
les. it was announced, viii be prohib-
tied.
lin anticipation Of vote, many
senators who have been out of town
arrived today and are due tomorrow,
some on late trains which may hold
off the roll call Only a few speech
es are planned by senators favoring
the resolution, but plans of the oppo-
nents were not announced
Albuquerque morning journal., 1918-09-26

being reported to the office of the
surgeon general of the army up to
noon.
The total reported from the camps
today was the largest in any one day
2nd brought the total for all camps
to 29,OO2 cases. The number of
pneumonia cases reported among the
soldiers since the outbreak of the
influenza epidemic September l3, Is
2,3l3 and the number of deaths since
that date is $50 with 1856 reported
today.
For the first time since the out
break the number of new cases re
ported from Camp Devens, Mass,
was lower than reported from any
other camp. The new cases at Camp
Devens numbered 999, making the
total 11,7l5. Hoboken reported the
greatest number LOIS. This, how
ever. Included several camps and de
pots.
Camp Dix, n. J., reported 500 new
cases, the largest from single
camp, while Camp Lee, Va, had 3SJ
new cases. Other camps reporting new
cases were Logan, Texas, POS; Sewer,
s. c., 106; Syracuse, N. y, l49;
Funston, Kans., 1885; Gordon, Ga;
213. Grant, Ills, 293; Humphreys,
Va. LOG; Jackson, S. c., 2GS; Lewis.
Wash, "a; Meade, Md, 30S; Pike,
Ark, 2S9; Taylor. Ky, AZ; Upton, n.
Y, 101, and miscellaneous camps and
posts. 551. other camps reported
from one to four new cases.
At Camp Devins S4l new cases Of
pneumonia were reported today with
scventy-two deaths Camp Dix re-
ported forty-one new cases of pneu-
monia and Camp Lee thirty-nine
Pneumonia cases also were reported
ky twenty three other camps.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1918-09-26
SOLDIERS TO DECIDE
RACE FOR SENATOR
'er MORNING ,oueS., s.ro,AL LEASED ~nssi

Trenton. n j., Sept 25--Indica-
tions tonight were that the soldier
vote may decide who is to be the
democratic candidate for the long
term as United States senator from
this state.
II Is estimated that there are about
$4,000 New Jersey soldiers in camps
throughout the United States who
were eligible 10 vote in the prf-
mares. Special commissioners were
delegated to take the vote of these
men and they have thirty days in
which to make returns.
Fhe official figures thus far re-
ceived give La Monte 12.24S; Simp-
son, l5,sO7; Hennessey, 1897. They
snow that McDermitt is far behind
the others.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1918-09-26
LEMON JUICE
: TAKES OFF TAN
Girls! Make bleaching lotion
if skin is sunbumed,
tanned or freckled e

Squeeze the juice Of two lemons into
q bottle containing three ounces OF
orchard White, shake well. and you
have quarter pint Of the best freckle,
sunburn and tan lotion, and complex
ION heautifier, at very, very small cost
Your grocer has the lemons and any
drug store or toilet counter will sup
ply three ounces of Orchard White for
few cents Massage this sweetly fra
grant lotion into the face, neck, arms
and hands each day and see how
freckles, sunburn, windburn and tan
disappear and how clear, soft and
white the skin becomes. Yes It Is
harmless,
Albuquerque morning journal., 1918-09-26

tContinued rom PAGE One.)
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activity in Albania. but a resumption
of operations there in conjunction
with those IN the east apparently
cannot long be delayed.
French Take Village.
On the French front the British
have taken the Village of Selency, a
scant two miles from the western
environs of St quentin, and both the
British and French troops north and
south Of this line have driven furth-
er wedges into the German front.
More than a thousand prisoners and
many machine guns have been taken
by the British in these operations.
Numerous strong counter attacks were
delivered by the enemy, both at Sc
ency ana at Gricourt, but Haigs men
put all Of them down with heavy
losses to the Germans
The Germans have also reacteo
strongly in the region lying west of
the Chemin des Danes, endeavoring
to regain the territory held by the
French as n menace against both the
Chemin des Danes and the l4aon sec
tors Here also the enemy was beat
en- off.
Good weather has returned to the
American sector on the Lorraine
front but nothing has occurred there
except the usual reciprical bonn
bardments and u resumption of
aerial activity on great scale. Ad-
vices from Berlin are to the effect
that there Is much perturbation in
Germany over the long distance guns
of the Americans, which are shelling
the areas behind the German line.
The advances that preparations are
being made for the eXpenditious
evacuation Of the civilians from Metz
and other places within range when
such move becomes necessary.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1918-09-26
j. 5. To ENTER
FIGHT TO CHECK
SPANISH GRIPPE
lss ~oaa,ro JOURNAL sp..... ,..sso w,.s,


Washlngton, Sept 25.-Spanish
influenza has spread over the coun-
try so rapidly that officials of the
public health service, war and navy
departments and raui cross conferred
today on measures to help local
communities in comt atting the dis
ease.
Surgeon General Rupert Blue Of the
public health service, said tonight
that latest reports showed tnat the
nalady made it's appearance in twen-
ty-six states from the Atlantic to the
Pacific The disease is epidemic in
New England, where it first made itr
appearance.
Influenza has appeared on the Pa
cfic coast. in Washington and Cali
fornia, but is not yet epidemic there.
1t also has been reported in Mime
sofa and Iowasbutwith few cases. East
of the Mississippi. however, there ara
few states where it has not been
found.
The disease continued to spread to-
day in army camps, 1894 new cases
Albuquerque morning journal., 1918-09-26
FURTHER SAVING OF
GASOLINE ORDERED

EsY MORNING JOURNAL SPECIAL LEASED wiREl
San Francisco, Sept. 25.--Garages
and other gasoline distillate selling
and distributing agencies throughout
the Pacific coast have been requested
to limit their sales to the hours be-
tween a. m. and y. m. to conserve
fuel and release man power for the
war, professor p. NJ Folsom, Pacific
Coast fuel oil administrator, announc-
ed today.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1918-09-26

notice. He was accompanied by Won
Hintze the foreign secretary, and the
number of administrative heads who
travelled with them was unusually
large.
The kaiser is generally credited
with occupying himself with the de-
tails of new peace offensive, in
which parts are allotted to Austria
and Bulgaria, as well as to several
neutral countries.
Berlin hopes and believes that the
organization of this peace drive was
the matter which occupied this emer-
gency council, but there is another
explanation, to which recent events
have lent some color.
Tho Navy Chiefs.
The German navy is known to have
been represented fully at the gather
ing. Tirpitz, Won Scheer, Capelle and
Prince Henry of Prussia were all pres
ent, and to this large gathering of
sailors considerable significance is at
tached
The German admiralty has never
abandoned its belief that in the grand
fleet Germany possesses an instrument
capable Of striking a manning blow
at British sea power, and since the
battle of Jutiand has persevered III
strengthening its fighting units.
Great secrecy has been observed
about the additions to the battle fleet,
but the idea has now got wind that
they are very formidable.
Consequently the alternative expla-
ration of the council of Brussels is
that great adventure on the part of
the fleet may be expected under cover
of the fogs Of autumn.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1918-09-26
FREE TO
Pile Suffe ers

Don't Be Cut-Untll You Try This New
Home Cure That Anyone Can Use With
SOut Discomfort or Loss Of Time. Simply
Chew uD Pleasant Tasting Tablet Oe-
easionally aud Rid Yourself Permanently
Of Piles
Albuquerque morning journal., 1918-09-26
ALLIES OF HUNS
CONTINUE FLIGHT;
THOUSANDS TAKEN

tConttnued rom PaEe one.)
Albuquerque morning journal., 1918-09-26
Peace Offensive.

At Brussels last weekend a great
council meeting was held, to which
Hertling was summoned at a moments s
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Uutadten oes StnofmnpdIts be3iiq.
lid Der Weoinsigngen, inter ueldeil
ioIfe sluffiibrunaen it1tifna6en ton.
nesL uerpieien. Sn oiefem @ufahten
tDuroe aud bernerft, bag Die eigen,
tbinner bon NoHoefbiIoertbeutern
bon ben geplanten Borfiibrungen IN
|cen S6ilbauiern, aiiber es banoeli
ltd Inn rein er5ieberiihe Bauoeibil.
Der, olirdDmis nift erbmit iino uno
|oieie aonfirrrerB, ipenn n5tbig &c.
riftIid befdHpten ipoaen.
Die bereits peroffentIidten enr.
piebhtngen, bic Or. @onboH in Der
|Sisung oes Blenarfomrtlittees anl
sSamltag geinad)t bate, ip,lroeu
iantntt unb ionoers giitgebeiBeu. au.
beroenn Duroe aud Der Gmpfebllng
0es SdulIiilperintenbeuteu 5Hge-
itimntt, bag Benno G1nuis ioipie Ga
bic n. 9Iopo ipegeu f0rperIid)er lin
taugIihfeit IN ben Mrbeitnn6 Deriest
tperoen ioneiI, bordnsgeiett, onB
6ur1 cine bur5nnebmen0e unferiiidy
iHg oiefe forperlihe llrtauglid)feit
feitgeiteIlt miro.
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'clterIiden Sduie ednee unS eis
'entfernt iper6rn.
Der SdHiIratb bieb 6ie fdnnat-
Iideu gHrpfebIingelt Or. Gonbons
gut, dber BON perf6ieoenen Geifer
ipurbe Die Grnge nufgeiporfen ob
oas ipas 6ur6 6ieie er5miingenen Sc.
-rien peridinHt iper6e, obHe 8erIdnse.
rliug bes Sdiliabrs BON oen 4inoern
Hafgebolt tperoe,t f6nnte. Tr. Con.
bon befnertte, baB Elm einbolen m5g,
lid iudre, falls Die Sdiileu uid,t lam
ger als cine ISOLDE gefhloiien Bile.
BEN, iuGhreuo I'M moeren Sole BON
eineni gsodboIen nidyt niebr bic 9feoe
iein f0nnte. obne 6aB bic Onicr 6es
SdnIinbrs berIdngert tpiirbe.
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4eburten.

RO6ert unb Charlotte Warburtcn,
1914 SSreeman Aps., HlaodeH.
Charles unb Gatberine WeseIm.
5751 4oeipbi 4pe., aHabe.
George unb emma gbsrbarS, 1872
Sopple Ctr, USaodeu.
Soispb unb 2eonOra gufs, 1517
5SreemaH ADe., WtGo4eu.
Dennis uno 4ntoinette OolDuirig,
1887 Duncan Qpe., Wldb6en.
augufi uRb gpa Baboff, l, 223
Bremen Str, Mdo4en.
Simpn unO Rpie Weitsr. 4238
6lorioa Abe, &nabe.
Carroll uno 2illie 8odftiesel 1716
Sumbolbt 2lpe., WlGbhsu.
Sobn urb Roia 9psIi4er. aDplins
4pe., Wdb9en.
gotpurb uno Warie GaeheI. 1904
Goleraiu @pe., Wedbheu.
2ouis uno Wnrp De Geriip, 312l
9irginia 4be., Wldb9eu.
Sobn uno Barbara Sod, 1924
Rate Ctr, Mdoden.
Samuel unb Sba sspper, 63Os
9rotberton Roa6, Rnabe.
Gbipin unb @manba Sueting. 1883
Walter Str., &nabe.
lrant unb RoIe aber. 1048 Usar'
fbaI gtpe., anabe.
gIbert unb Rofella ammann, 1877
Zine Ctr, Wdb4en.
aarI unb SuIta @ftrOd, 1725 9nr'
rfipn Gpe., Anube.
csatob unb Gillian Broom, 1151
BaHt Str., Wdb4en.
Spbn unb Satberine Oomba6,
2122 5urner Ctr, &nabe.
Ruoolf uno Murie Sump. 14oe
SNampre Ctr, EHube.
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Gemtid,eS 3beater.
Ndditen SoHntas Gaitipiel Gmilie
Sd0nfeio.
Sas prddJtise 8iener'gOlfsitiif
g1rei yaar SdJube".

.Drei paar G6ube", bos prGitHiss
uno iiberaus beliebte @isner Yoltss
jtiid nit @saHg itnb Sans DON ".
8erla ftsbt am tommenben Sonntag
auf bem Spielplan uno 3Dar nit Der
beliebten Soubrstte @milie S4oens
fsIb nIs 9ait. DDS Stid 1T siHe
re9t gliidli9e Daa Der 9IrettioR.
Die luftise Sanblung nit Der Dieners
2ltmoipbdrs, cine 9iibffe fIotte Muiif,
einI6meihelnoe WalSermelobisn, fds
mole GOuplets II. CUTE 5ansnummsrn
MAIDEN .Drei paar S6ube" gu els
rem S9lngsr aGererIien RaHges. 4arl
gsia0dsr, Der srfolsreide aOmponIit,
.ipoblbetannt bon ben biefigen 2lifs
Ifiibrungsu ieiner Merte ipie ngettel>
itubeHt" v@sripuni4eneS4 S4loB", ste
ben Gfqpaben", .grme SOnatban"
bot fir .0rei gaar Saube" bic Wtue
III geidrieben unb ieber 8eiu4er fptro
.nd6fen Sonrtag Doh unb gang aut
.isine Re9nung tommeL 9ie beliebte
Sou6retts gaiilie S9osnfslo bat benz
publitum in bieier SpieI5eit i4oH
,Oiels perguiiste Stunoeu bereitet, aber
in ,9rei paar S9ube" fDiro iie fDobl
ben 9osel abf4isBen. benn als bic
f. .SGuiterin 2eni" Cbstannt dIs eIns
,cer beiteu Soubrettsnyaoleu) bat lis
@sleaenbeit, ibr pieI5eitigss &Dunen,
sefanslia Dis Iaauipislsrif6 i'm reit>
fen Mabe gu sntfalten. llsbriseHs 1T
bic ,oeui~ eiHs ibrer 9lau3leIrunsel.
Diup Disbri9 als .S3uiter Goren3
blint~, 8. 6. Shmib ols vSuIlus
ppn Rahtfalter", Waar Suersens, Gle
Sfmio @prtp, 5elens Sod. @srd
Utater, 5slens 8iirger itHb nit
bantbaren aufga6eH bei4dftigt.
alss IN anem, Der nd4fte Sonns
tag .bringt EN- ausse5ei6netes
Stiid, in gutter gsiebung siueu belIsbz
ten @aii. Dtlp Siebrid fiibrt be
Seis1situng. mos cine flotte g8ieoers
sabe oisIes iamoien @ates perbargt.
Reisrpirts Sise Fno iest BEL BOB uno
Qatamp, @potbets. Zine uno 3poltte
Strdbe, 1elephon Canal 1917. fotpts
an Der 8pr Office I'm 9rano Opera
6rrfe Sel, Canal 4O1. III ba6en.
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ba Defenders piele aronfenz uub
'GterbcfdlIe porfamel. .cym perflofentn
sssubr fnb bic Uiitglicoer syo6n DILL
Ter. Jafrb G9ebr uno syD6n 6eb urn
ffon I'M nnien Jdbre bds d[Ibefiebts
Witglieb pbilipp 8rcfiarb, Der benz
Wereins gang ergebsn mar unb lange
Sabre bns Mmt bes S9osmeiiters 10
sepiHeHbaft Derfeben bate, esftorben.
Bel bem 8erleien bes Sobtenberi9ts
sbrtsn bic WitsIieber bic 9erffDrbenei
burh grbeben bon ibreH Siben. 4u9
ben bettf4en 3eitungsn fpra9 Der
prdfibent I'M Hnmen bes Werefrs ben
Tr5lidften Dunt aus fir alles @uts,
has iie fir bas 9sntfftbunr tbdten.
Sn Der @d4dftsfisung fiibrte prds
ifbent sSdto5 @ramli9 ben 8orfib unb
Better 8dufenclfrt pIltete ieines qfms
tts als Sefretdr. au bic gegenipGrtis
trnnten Ttitglisber tpurbe bie Inter-
ftiiBung 5ur Sa6lung angeipiden.
Cine Gtniabung bes gabrffen Ilns
tsrltiibungsz@ereins gu feihem Usass
tenball anr SumitGg, ben 19. Sanuar,
int Dentffsn alub, purte angenom,
men unb beffdoHm, fi6 in corpore
borau AZ betbeiligeu. Gin geniiger1ber
getraq fir Grfrif9ungen purbe ba<
fir betpi0igt. Die gEtglisber DerIams
mefu ii4 tsrte atbsnb nm 8 lIbr Jpn
Teutfden alu6.
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aleine Yolisei-StadBrib

- Gin gtrtbre9er itattete in Der
Ra9t pom Sonntas gum Muntag bem
G9nitttpadrensei9dft bon Gam 9lob,
Ro. 110 gIber Strabe, eiuen ungrbes
tensn Yeiud ab unp lieb SIS in Soar
mitseben.
2lus BEN gorSendngeiddft bon
Siaac 2idt, No. los Meit Glosr Ctr,
ipurben In Der Sonntdg glaG,t utfttelft
(stnbruhsbtebftdbls etlite @bbeitede
i'm Bertb bon $3.50 fotpis et1pa huns
bert asennies geitcbIsH.
- auf 4nfudeH Der geblrbsn BON
Samiltpu, S5io, nurbe seftern Der
SuIgare Sobn StepaHuff DON go. 924
@eh Court Strdbe, perbaftet unb
naa 5arHiltpn ouseeliefert. Gr tpirb
bei9uIpist, bort 1865 sutiuerbet su
buben.
= WaHerleitunssr0Eren I'm Mertbe
lDou stipa $50 puToep mittsIt Gin
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crbinanS snr grhiinns Don antD'
mpbiloisbitibleH ipirS bsute
eingsreidlt.

Gine Gr1iHan5, pur6 ipelhe ben
Immer brefiter opsrirsuSsH 2utoHo6ile
bieben bas Sdnospert sslssi. ooet ipes
Higfttns erifpert iDerosH foQ, pirp
beute DOM Staotratbsnitglien Stsus
ger Don oer slftsn Waro eingertiht
iperbm.
Die Orbinans bsfttnmt, baB dils
perionen, bic gebrduf,te 4utoH0biIe
DeftaIfsn, sinen beb5rolItsu GrIaubz
.nisI9ein eripirten uno bisrfiir $500
Tbesdhien HiiHsn. sic fiHb ferner se-
baltsu, jeoeu bsrartigsu aiHtauf benz
poIt3sidef gu Htslben uno bel biefer
Gsiegsnbeit Hidt nur eins gang ssnaus
Geihreibung bes aetaultsn 2raftipds
gems, iorbsrn aud, RanNn unb pers
iondltei4rtimna bes 8sridaftrs nnb
oeim Abrsife an5ueeben. Sails be-,
gertaufsr nitt bier aaIaiiig In, mill
fen bie gambler ii6 DOT bem 9l6ialub
bes aaufs nit Der polissi In Wsrbins
bung ieben nub bic erfambnib bes
gclissidefs fir ben 9firtaitf sinbOIeu.
.SuipiberbnHolungsn seesn bic Be-
itimmun9eH bieIsr Orbinnrs folen
nit boben @sloftrafsn ssdbHbet iper=
ben unb bri siHsr 3uipiosrbanluHa i'm
WiberbclrnssfalI tdnn bem gambler
bic eissns entsossH iperheu.
g[rbeitsnireftor 6oruberger ipirb
BEN Stabtraib cine Srbinans 3lfftels
len, tuel9e bsitimmt, baB fir bic Be-
fcrberuma BON 9ampfuol3en, 9aHpfs
idnufsIn uno dbnIi4en ft,lpersn Mas
ifinsn bnr@ bic Strabsn Grlaubniss
ffkine su I6isn iino, fiig ipelde cine
@sbiibr Don siHsm Dollar bsreHnst
frirb.
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IeMer.

= ssn Der Wohuuns BON Seorgs
Gerte, Dem prdiibenteu Der llnion Ot'
biling Co., SO. 1929 St UtcUfiuau
StraBe, tDuroe eeitern bur9 stnen
itberbei5teu Diem elm Geuer perilridht,
bas DON Der Seuertpebr febr baIb gsz
IDftt ipsrben tounte, iobab Der S4u'
ben ii9 auf nur 5000 belGuft.
- Sn Der alien SeaIougooo iden
SeimItdtte on Der Reabius &oao, nabe
Der Crescent 4Deuue, Die gegsnpGrtig
Ieer fiebt, ipurbs burb sinen iiberheiss
tn Diem Elm Seuer peruria9t, bas els
nen Shaben BON $500 onri@tete.
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Sterblitbteitsber;@t.

GliiGbetb Salustsr, 81. 1708 Gin
Str, Gtbirni6las.
Samss Wiuss, 66, 2210 Gaferr
aOs., gru4leioen.
gBiliam 9unnsQ, 10, 2813 Weft 8
Str, 6irHbautentSiiuouue.
Sionsp lSal, %, 622 Carlisle 4Ds.,
GuHssnent5iinoung.
Maggie S1oHidsr, 67, 2lnepiep.
SubertuIoie.
GIItou Rple, "a. $50 gaiteru
9lpe., 1u6ertuIoIs.
Rurt O'Reil, 50, 300 RaiIroaS
aDs., gunanHHt5iiubuns.
SGrab Stias9. 81. DttDeubeim.
Subertuioie.
SObanna Soporsti. 81. 2o6 WuIs
BERN Str, 9ppbusfteber.
GmiI 4berie, SO, ga Geuile IDs,
9rippe.
9raes DelboH, q, 135 Sauubers
Str, Rippsnfelsnt3iinoung.
9sorse Rub, 4e, 32O3 SStiOu Gos.,
Gsbirni6las.
GliIafetb Gppint, Y, 1861 Cole
rain 4rs., llnful.
SanrueI 0ugan, 2 1ogs, 154s
gapmilsr Str, S9iDd9e.
+ Jobn 9oosaH, 63, GA Central
Qpe., Eubertulpie.
gaulins DinSis, SO, Surter gDs,
Ser3leioeu.
abraham llnri6, SO, 1923 Glstns
pNp abs., S9IasfluB.
gluguit Gtipdr5tuuber, 65, 1746
Sleun1 Abe., RiersnleipeH.
. GJarIpfie goedmann, 79. 3641
2aeleoe Mpe., SnfIuensa.
aleranSer gsaers, So, 1884 Wbees
lsr Str, 8rebs.
Catherine O'grieu, 81, 1103 Sebs
Ter Ctr, 2uueeneut5iineung.
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beI6aus. 9unesneHtsiinbung.
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Ser3leioeH.
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Str, MISUNDERSTANDING.
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Strobs.
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ii& Der sr5htrn sparianrtsit sa
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raul aufnerffqnl matte. 6aB Die 9ie.
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