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The Little River news. (Ashdown, Little River County, Ark.) 1897-current, 1918-05-18
G1RMANS ARE STILL
WITHHOLDING ATTACK
Except for Heavy Artillery Fire.
Only Minor Operations Oc-
cur-French Regain
Ground.

New York, May 15.-Stli aholher
day has passed without the Germans
renewing their offensive in Fl9n-
.ders or Picardy Nowhere have the
infantry operations risen in impor-
tance above patrol engagements.
North of KENNEL, where the Ger
mans Tuesday gained footing on
Hill A, one of the bloodiest sectors
on the Western front, the lost van
;tage points have been regsined
through the persistent counter-at-
tscks of the French, who drove the
enemy from the shell holes along the
stones. to which he had been hold
ing. The Germans were forced to
retreat and the French advanced
their line and also took prisoners.
South of Hailles, in the Amiens re-
gion, the French have taken anoth-
er bite into the German line and
warded Off . German counter-att9ck
launched in AN cndeavor to recapture
the lost ground The Germans in
these maneuvers suffered heavy
losses. The British were left alone
by the German infantry today.
Although the enemy is keeping his
infantry to their trenches he contin-
ues to use his artillery vigorously
against salient positions held by the
British and French all along the
front. especially agains. Field Marshal
Haig's forces south of Albert
and against the French north OF KEN
mel. The French north of Mon1did-
ier and along the curve in the battle
front between Montdidier md Noyon
also heve been under an intensive
fire from the German guns.
L. S. Ayiators Active.
American aviators on the battle
front in the Toul sector are contin-
ming to perform notable deeds against
the enemy flyers. Today witnessed
three additional planes in this region
brought to earth by American air
men-ell having been shot down. The
French decorated fVe OF the Alneil-
cans with the French war c"3Ss.
Emperors Make Up.
The meeting between the German
and Austrian emperors at German
grand headquarters seemingly has
been productive of a strengthening OF
the relations between German and
the dual mon rchy, which it had been
reported unoffcially were somewhat
strained
After parting Emperor William and
Emperor Charles exchanged messages
of telicitation over the accord arrlv-
ed at in their discussions and ex-
pressive of deep mutual friendship. 1t
is seid that the emperors reached an
agreement on the solution of the
question OF the eastern border states
and they also selected monarchs for
Lithunia, Courland, Esthonia and Po-
land.
The Little River news. (Ashdown, Little River County, Ark.) 1897-current, 1918-05-18
LOCKESBURG COMMENCEMENT
Class of Nine Graduates mt LOckesbure
This Week.

Lockesburg, May 1.-THE gradual
ing exercises of the Lockesburg High
School will take place Friday night.
This has been very successful term
under Supt. l.. E. Quinn. The gradu-
ating class consists of nine as fol-
lows: Helen Aubrey. Ruby Aubrey,
Vera Henry, Pearl Smith, Forrest
Gillian, Dale Cannon, Robbie Nor
wood. Alton Turner. Tucker Steel.
The Little River news. (Ashdown, Little River County, Ark.) 1897-current, 1918-05-18
E1ILLION TONS OF Ships IN SERVICE
First $50 Vessels Completed for
United States Are Nov on
High Seas.

Washington, May 14.-The first
million tons of ships completed and
delivered to the government under the
direction OF the Shipping Board have
been put on the high seas to help de-
fett Germany. A total Of 159 vessels
OF 1,0SS,281 tons was completed up to
May II, according to statistics COM
piled by experts of the Shipping
Board. Since January 1867 $40 tons
have been delivered and monthly
totals have shown steady increase.
Most o. the ships delivered were
requisitioned on the ways or in con-
trcct form when the United States
entered the war Practically all are
OF steel construction. None of the
ships of the great wood program has
been delivered, although 46 have been
launched, due to DELAY in obtaining
boilers and other machinery
1t was said tonight at the Shipping
Board that boilers for about half the
Nocueu HuliS nave DeeH uell'eleu anu
are awaiting installation The boards
policy of expanding old and efficient
yards instead of establishing new ones
or increasing the capacity Of those re-
Gently organized is said to be due to
the growing necessity for more trans
ports and tank steamers. The high
class of workmanship needed Tor pas
practically impossible to build them
satisfactorily in new yards.
The Little River news. (Ashdown, Little River County, Ark.) 1897-current, 1918-05-18
81 800 MORE MEN ARE
CALLED TO The COLOR
Are Ordered to Report at Camps
Between May 20 and III
Arkansas Not
Affected.

Washington, May 14-Twenty-fou
states and the District OF Columbia
were called upon tonight by Provost
Marshal General Criwder to furnish
for the National Army 1000 more
men qualified for general military
service Movement of drafted men to
the camps under this call will extend
over two periods, from May 20 to "a
and from May 20 to June 2 These
dates were fixed because during the
five days beginning May 25 approx
mately $4,000 men called for recent
ly will be moving to the camps.
Oklahoma, Kansas and Texas are
! included in the list of states calle5
upon for men.
366,G0O Called this Year.
Tonight's call marks further devel-
opment of the governments plans fol
Fastening men to France and replac-
ing them as rapidly as they vacate
training centers. A total of 284, 600
ldraftees will be journeying from their
homes to military camps between May
20 and June 2. Including many calls
for technical and specially men, the
total number summoned during May
is something like 366,600. nearly half
of the 100000 expected to be called
this year
While officials did not expl2in why
only half the states were asked to fur
nish men at this time, it is believed
that the sections to be drawn upon
We're arrived at through consideration
OF the proportion Of quotas already
called in some cases and of the loca-
ton of vac ted training camps.
Sent as Room Found.
Not all the camps selected for the
registrants affected by tonights or
der are National Army camps, show
ing that men are to be sent wherever
room may be found Tor them. In sew
eral instances men from certain states
are ordered to go to camps to which
men from their states are not usually
assigned
The Little River news. (Ashdown, Little River County, Ark.) 1897-current, 1918-05-18
TO CAMP SOON
Little River VIII Send Contingent; OF
=! About Last of Next Week.

Twenty four white men Will be sent
to training camp about the latter part
OF next week, from Little River coun-
ty, The complete list has not yet
been announced. but several will go
from Ashdown. Men in class / are
getting scarce in this immediate part
of the county.
The Little River news. (Ashdown, Little River County, Ark.) 1897-current, 1918-05-18
Well Know Pioneer Woman Bied al
Foreman Friday Morning.

Mrs. Dollie H. Hamilton, we'll
known pioneer Little River county
womna died at her home at Foreman
Friday morning at 8 o'clock. Mrs.
Hamilton was well known here as
we'll as all over the county. She was
an aunt of Mrs. A. B. Phillips and Mrs.
Matte Sanderson of this city
The Little River news. (Ashdown, Little River County, Ark.) 1897-current, 1918-05-18
GREAT RED CROSS
DRIVE OPENS SUNDAY
Drive for One Hundred Million Wa;
FuDl 10 J asst All Week
fur Part is
81 900.

one uulluIGu mliIlOn QOll2fS VIII Ue2ln
The great War Red Cross Drive for
next week and close after six days of
intensive campaigning. The speaking
campaign will begin in Little River
county Sunday afternoon when nearly
al sections of the county will re reach
ed by groups of speakers at :, clock
and at night The apportionmert of
this county is $1,000. Since we have
.dopted the habit of going over the
top this amount should be reached and
! surpassed 1t is going to be more
than membership drive of 81 each.
You are simply going to have to go
! down into your pockets and dig up.
Our boys are over there and their
number is being added to every week.
| The government has accepted the offer
OF the Red Cross to LOOK after the
sick and the wounded. They will also
lid the allies, gigantic job, and
growing larger every week.
Governor Brough will deliver three
speeches in the county during the
campaign on Wednesday as follows,
Foreman, 10 a. M; Winthrop, 3. p.
m; Ashdown, $50 p. nj.
The other appointments are sche-
Guled as follows:
Sunday Dates.
Oak Hill, 3 p. m., George Il. Steel and
June r. Morrell
Hicks School House, . p. m, Rev.
Wales and W. d. Waidrop.
T1ickam, p. NJ, A P. Steel and D. P.
Holmes.
Peytonville, u &. H., T. B. Cook, H. l..
Tola2d, Geo. r. Stcel, Mrs. Lon 7.
Jones.
Black Jack Church, p. M. A. Gold
smith, s A. Maddox, II. b. Wilson
! end pr. G. p. A. Ford.
Negro Church, Ashdcwn, p. M, Chas.
H. Park, W. p. Waldrop, A. S.
duncan
ST. Luke Church, Locke Farm, p m,
A T. DuLaney. 7. 3. Cook, Frank
Locke, A. T. Hemphill, and w r.
Locke
Jones School House, p. m., S. c. Rey-
nolds.
Cak Grove, 3 p. M, Rev. Youngblood.
Cerro Gordo s p. m, S. c. Reynolds.
3nd Lon T. Jones.
Arden, s p M, S. S. Langley and Geo
r. Steel
Arden, st. Rest Church, p. m, June
r. Morrell and A. P. Steel
Wilton, p. m, L. w Holmes and S. S.
Langley
Richmond, p. m., Judge Jas. D.
Shaver
Allene, 8 p m, Rev S K Burnett.
i Minute Talks at The Royal Theater.
Monday Night, A. ID. DuLaney and
June r. Morrell.
Tuesday Night, S. c. Reynolds and
Geo. r. Steel
Thursday Night, L. w. Holmes and
Mrs. Clifford Locke.
Friday Night, A. P Steel and H. l..
Toland
Saturday Night, A Goldsmith and Mrs.
II. G. Sanderson.
Soliciting Committee.
\ soliciting committee has been ap-
pointed for Jefferson township to
make personal solicitation for the Red
Cross fund. They will begin Monday
and continue throughout the week Be
ready when they call on you. The fol-
lowing is the committee: Captain,
L. B. Cook, c. f. Park, c. Fl. Locke. II.
B. Wilson, c. l.. Briant, c. A. Bishop,
G. c. Cobb, R, l.. Boyer, Jr, o. d.
Turner.
Nv g g ----
The Little River news. (Ashdown, Little River County, Ark.) 1897-current, 1918-05-18
W SIS
DONATE USE OF CARS
VIII Aid Fed Cross Drive by Donating
!Se OF Cars Cor Speakers.

The following automobile owners
h9y We expressed a willingness to go
anywhere any time Sunday free of
charge to carry Red Cross Workers
and Speakers, to-wit:
Lee Furlow.
H. l.. Toland
Jas. S. Steel.
T. B. Cook.
o. ID. Turner.
Book Phillips.
J. H. Coggins.
P NJ McCord.
Lon T. Jones
If any others can go, call Geo. Steel
The Little River news. (Ashdown, Little River County, Ark.) 1897-current, 1918-05-18
SCHOOL ELECTION
VIII BE Held for Election Of Directors
and to Vote Tax.

The annual school election will be
held today. Saturday, for the purpose
of electing two directors and voting a
tax. The AshdoWn directors to be
voted on will be Jas. G. Sanderson and
c. l.. Briant, both present members of
the board. A ten mill tax will be vot-
ed on.
The Little River news. (Ashdown, Little River County, Ark.) 1897-current, 1918-05-18
TlLLMAN IS EMPHATIC
$40 He'll With All German Sympa-
thizers,' He EXclaims.

Columbia, S. c., May 15.-"To hell
with all German symp- thizers, and
thank God for Woodrow Wilson, eX-
claimed Senato.. Tillman in concluding
an address ..efcre the 7'ate Demo-
cratic convention, which convened
here at noon today.
The Little River news. (Ashdown, Little River County, Ark.) 1897-current, 1918-05-18
NN.S.S

Mrs. l. W. Holmes and little daught-
er, Frances, returned from Arkandel-
phis, Thursday.
The Little River news. (Ashdown, Little River County, Ark.) 1897-current, 1918-05-18
THE RED CROSS MAN
By AMELIA JOSEPHINE BURR.
OF the Viqilantes.

OF the VgiIanteS.
Broken with pain and WEAKNESS
And sapped with vile disease, :
Back to the land of ruined towns, :
OF murdered men and trees,
Through Switzerland from Germany
The trains of wreckage ram
And on the French frontier they found
A Red Cross Man.
And when to what had once been home
Those haggard exiles came,
Young wheat was green above the scars
Of steel and blood and flame
Round new built houses where once more
The work of life began.
And still they found to welcome them
Red Cross Man.
There the husband clasped again
The wife he mourned as dead
The child on its mothers breast,
The old were comforted.
What wonder if they hope to find
The Angel Of Gods Plan
Who meets them at the heavenly gate
Red Cross Man!
The Little River news. (Ashdown, Little River County, Ark.) 1897-current, 1918-05-18

The rain Thursday afternoon was a
victory for the crops in this section.
The Little River news. (Ashdown, Little River County, Ark.) 1897-current, 1918-05-18

-W.S.S.
The Little River news. (Ashdown, Little River County, Ark.) 1897-current, 1918-05-18
MRS. u. II. HAMILTON

yV.S.S.
The Little River news. (Ashdown, Little River County, Ark.) 1897-current, 1918-05-18

If any others can go, call Geo. Steel
World's cresset., 1918-08-08
A CALL TO DUTY.

From the battle fields in Fran.
ce there comes an unspa!sen call
that should find an answer in
every Americans heart. The
recent great events in Europe
the successes of American arm S
on the feds Ct France should
spur every American 10 greater
effort
Our peopl' at home should
rest on thu laures Of our
soldiers in France Every death
on the field If honor ia the line
of duty and for tu: country
cause shonld be a call to us for
every sacrifice and every exert.
ion to aid the CAUSE for which
our soldiers are fighting for
which our soldiers have died
, Increase production dccrea. sc
Consumption save and lend tc
the Gov "nmen.. Every cent len,
to the United States is used tc
support strengthen and aid our
soldiers in France
World's cresset., 1918-08-08

And whatsoever ye ask in thy
name that will | do, that the
Father may be glorifie,l in The
Son.
If We shall ask any thing in m y
name I will do it. ST John
IA -13 Il 4)
For He says again:
Bat the Comfor ter whic h is
the Holy Ghost whom the
Father will send in NY holy
name he shall teach you all
things and bring all things to
your remembrance Whatsoever I
have said unto you. 81 John
14-26.
Also;
Nevertheless I tell you toe
truth; 1t is expedienS for you
that [ go away: for if 60
not away the Comforter will not
come unto you; but if I depart I
will send him unto you, [St job u
16-.7 %
This character is couing in
the,name Of God and his son
therefore Christ says:
''Hoobeit when he the spirit
OF truth is come he will guide you
into all truth. for he shall not
speak of himself: out whatsoever
he shall hear, that shall be sneak
and ne will shew you things 20
come.
He shall glorify me; for be
shall receive of mine aud sha4.
shew it unto You, St John 13
IA
With all these testimonies be
fore US Of the Everlasting Gospel
which has been spoken of in our
Text we shall leave it to our read >
ers to read and search out, the
spots where we Lave left it dark
and inform US of the same. and
we then will continue our ex.
plantations and answer trueIy,
Yours in Christ.
World's cresset., 1918-08-08
The=EVer-
= "f
lastingGo
pei.
Continued from page 3.

oiiEAH NSo - oiL 20 SS u
in this scripture you learn
that Christ himself viii write up
on him the name of bis God, and
the name of the city OF bis God,
which is The new Jerusalem
which comes out of heaven
from his God, and where ever
you find this man you will fnd
the Holy Jerusalem the Mount
ain of the house of the Lord, For
God has said.
And I will bring forth a seed
out of Jacob and out of Jndah an
inheriJor of my mountains and
mine elect shall inherit it and
my seryent shall dwell there.
And sharon shall be a fold of
flocks and the valley Of Achor a
place for the heads to lie dow n
in for my people that sought me.
Isaiah. IS -9-1O.)
God says that He will, bring
forth an inheriter inorder to
bring about a restitution of all
things spoken of by all the holy
prophets since the world began
For;
Behold the days come saith
the Lord, that ! will raise unto
David a righteous Branch. and a
King shall reign and prosper,
and execute judgmen: al djastlce
in the earth.
In his days Jodah shall be
saved, and Israel shall dwell
safely: and this is his name
whereby he shall be called, THE
LORD OUR RIGHTEOUSNESS.
Therefore, behold, the days
come. sayeth the Lord that they
shall No more say, the Lord
liveth, which brought UP the
children of Israel out of the land
of Egypt;
But the Lord liv2th which
brought ur and which led the
seed Of the house OF Israel cut
of the north country and from all
countries whitherI had driven
them: and they shall dwell in
their oEn land, (Jer,23 5-8.)
Here is the man who is to
come in the name of the Lord,
The same who is spoken of in
LIeSe WOfCs,
AS quoted above. (Rov 3 = 12"*
2D
This is the character that God
speaks of when He says;
Therefore say unto the h ouse
of Israel Thus saith the Lord
God: I do noe this for Your sake
. house of Israel but fer mine
holy names sa Ike which ye have
profaned among the neathen
wIither We went. (Ezok 36--22 J
Here is Gods name sake spok.
en- OF in such plain language that
no one can BE mistaken and
when he comes He will manifest
himself, For CHRIST said to his
Apostles, p.tase rta1:
World's cresset., 1918-08-08
The CRESSEY
FREMONT MO-.
L0CAL rORE

Wards store for dry goods.
-Mr. Adair and wife was up
at the Colony meeting on last
Sunday,
Come to Ward s store and you
save money.
Mr.. Butcher and wife called
to see the sick at the Ed IS on last
Saturday night.
Wards s store for clothing
Rev. Miller, cond ucted The
meeting at the Colony on last
Satu r,lay night and made the
congregation a fine talk,
Wards store for some things
good to eat.
Mr.. Foster staying with Mr..
Hall was seen at the the Coioa v
meeting an last Sunday at 8
O'clock.
Wards store for shoes.
Come to the Colony meetings
10 hear the Truth preached.
Men who want good, long
and lasting iob of work come to
the Mid-Coptinent Co, Midco
Mo. you cannot be employed bv
a better Go, they will treat YOU
right.
Lots OF paddlers of vegetables
going through the camp now
The WORLDS CRESSET is
are'lgious plper a non combatant
paper yet it loves to assist
the government in any other wav
possible.
Mr.. John Williams was a plea.
SAINT caller at TIE CRHssGr, Or
FlcE on last Monday Eve.
IF you want to hear The Bible
IN It's purity ard intirety come to
the Coony meetin,,
Read Micah, 4sh, Chapter and
then come and help do this
wtlk ana stop the wars all over
the world and bave peace.
Mr.. George Drvmon and Mr.
Spears from Trask stayed all
night with Mr.. Lany Merritt,
the Brother'in'Iaw of Mr. Drymon
the Two men come to work for
;te Mid Continent Iron Co. OF
Mldco No.
Mr. and Mrs. Pyrtle ard
family flnm near Low WAssic was
over to IN ,etluy Of the COLONY
on last Sunday. Come again good
p.op'e,
The Ba p,iz4irg announced for
last Sabbath at 3 O'c'ock was
postponed on the account of the
Ea's. two sou, b2ing very sick,
u will bs jos. as so /. a: si;h1oss
VIII permit.
Mr.. b E Briggs The Scieati
flc drllltr has returned from
Joplin with his wife and child
rem they come through in their
Car, they could look at the
country they had lovely trip.
Mr.. Briggs and family started,
Sunday mnrning driving to
SprjDgfe!d the FIRST 3av to ,H;u
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iiJEV0 nABHA 2
3Ao DE- I0hOS EN-.
MEXICO
}, p=rc ~ pnEkS.i."

Ter Coco, p=rc - P3-k&i."
A-xI20. IS DC jslio.-E! Pres.dsats de- A
yuaian.ei.o de csta capital TO 6 CT cnico
e los missionaries ca--anc:s.as &c o?:naa
cue is ~co-ri.Las &c togos ca=sti."ysn Cne d..
passion inoccaie = aansns {" "A cue TO 5" dc
t. {. priwa- i lcs 2c:ropoli:aaas. Varies
d:9u. a&o1 n Ccas-e;o &C Ia uni-a. Il Sc
cossa!iSGos sokrc este punto ore IA ":ielto ,
cst.r Cd e. unct2 liz 3 discussion. han eSpse-
sado i,.eus ( .aYor &c IL reaaudacioa &c las
Ce.rid=s &c torcs ca esSS capital y. poT CoRac-
~cuea-:a. 81 soda IA Reulb:i-a. excopto ca =
c~ue.c5 Es:cLcs cu:a constitution .U-a! pro-
h.ba til diversion.
L. opinion del refc-:Le Presidea:e Munich
pal &C en- q sen:iGo dc que eI Coazreso c.
hc-a anula- 81 disposition cue p-ohioe u lies
- brava. ) como machos t;9utados e5:sa &c
acuerGo con tai oFiEi n, Ia general es QUO
d1~xntc 81 pr6x;no periodic &c scsiones Sc ro-
tara 81 pe-liso aa.I que 4 Aezico vaeiyan
!os t;cmpes aqucllos en- que los mesropo!itano5
s. S.gt4ban en- una tarde o-henta MI pesc'
ca.2 /. ! ap!ariif 4 G=ons o ! BclnHa:s
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Notcias de nuestra Republica

manana de hoy, este es, desde que
las ordenes de apprehension So CO.
menzaron a ponsT en- practlca, pa
tru!Iss de gendarme5 y de so!dados
recorren L. pobiacion en- los barrios
retirados del centric, puss Sc teme
con fundamento que haya describe
mes, va cue TODD el pueolo Sc mues-
ira indignado.
En- el barrio de Oblatos n patru-
Ia fue tiroteada por encIma de la,
bardss he una huerta, sin que Sc ha-
va sabido quleres fueron los que
hic.eron fuego; Y por Ell barrio de
Analco de tai 9ne estan alboro-
taios los individuos de Ia claso hui
milde, que Sc dice que ia policia no
Sc ia atravido a if a ~ponerlos en- paz,
pues Sc teme que al intcntarlo So
brevenga IN choque que sera de IA
tales consecuencias.
La policia alamo I'm temple
Aparte De muchcs hogares que han
sido allanados para cumplir les gen.
darmss las disposiciones que Sc le,
han dado, ell temple de Nuestra Sc
nora de Guadalupe fu4 aIlanado esta
manana por tres agentes de la Poll
cia Resarvada, poroue a cstos Sc les
dijc que dos senoras contra quienes
clos ilevaban ordencs de aprehan-
SION. sc haliaban dent-o del refcrido
temple.
Ash era II verdad, y las sencrzs
fueron sscadas 3 viva fuerZa del in
tesior de Ia iglesia.
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C0NFZIC'TO ENTIRE FL
COWGRESO 7 La
JUSTICIA
FEDERAL
Ia De UM
EREPEEADo do LUGAR
A LA CONTROVERSIAL
D Cer..o. nara H.: PRINsi."

POI Cor..7. para ~: PRGNSi."
MEXICO. II de jI:.o.-La,rc los Gip4:ado5
81 Coas-cso &c n Union q@e fora:2n Is CO.
Mission perr:aacnte y cl JIcz Primc:o &c Dis
Tito ia o1rcido IN c~onTl:e:o CT Il ,.av &C
funcioaario ha sido bu-iaGo CT uaa dispose
cion qGc Gcbc:ia &c hahe- s.Go acacaGa arr
;ra,&rG.5- &c Ia;cGna-o5 Gci Pods: Lcgisict:-
70.
Loa heshcs ocu-;sroa Ls IL siSu:cate manc-
-:
Is5a,.c Gss. roo &c m Gson'ro.
L! ae&or Iuau Coa;-c-as. Tcsorcro Lcs1e
haze mucho tempo &C! Congress dc Ia Union.
rc-ibi5 dc la Coza!si6n Permenente dc ea:a no
;::;eaci5a &c eesc en- Su c:a3!eo. sin pae 4 d.
cha d:spozici0n acomnaiara TN cxniicaciGn Nc
!@s motives por cue SO p-occd;a 81 tai forr':a.
- Tc5orcro dc5:ituiio, TO rs:!mando jus
to e. prvced.u:ca;o. Sc jir:c;G i alCraos re
.os zl;c.ah-o5 - n rccrrida conf. n parma
nrn;c. cn soi;eitud &c Que ;uesc rctoaside-ado
{: pr=-o ~5cia:ivo = 81 injus.:.ic1da des.iSc-
oiUa. - que. s,-T;m ;. m Saa.do. SOLO o5cdc-
c. a Iaa Ean.oLca 1o!ihca.
Les q:a@t=Gc5 I cuicncs c! senior Cout--ras
- di,;:i6 no h;cieron nj pocV ESQ &C Is RAJ
=175- &c CT q~usjaSo adGs:o. y eH;once5 e=se
.csav,G pel!- amDa.o 4 Ia ~iua-:S:a :e-,ral
cca,r2 lo5 ac.os i!cGa.ss DC Ia srrDo d. IL
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