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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1908

Page

9

Six Hours a Day Work Suggestion Sparks Transatlantic Talk

The Marquis and Marchioness of Head fort discuss international marriages and a six hour world day during their stay after a derailment near Winnipes. She praises American women, critiques both nations’ work habits, and argues Americans should relax more to boost posterity and mental growth.

Marquis Marchioness of Headfort Mauretania Winnipes California Marchioness Péter FE Coller Marchiongss America England

Weds President's Cousin in New York Ceremony

James Alfred Roosevelt, son of Lt. James Bowlker, married Miss Mary C. Willis at Heavenly Rest north chapel. Clergy from St Pauls Chapel and Church of St John the Evangelist officiated. Best man was Percival Lowell of Boston. no other attendants. The couple will reside at the Hotel Elon.

James Alfred Roosevelt Atts James Bowlker Poston James A. Roosevelt Mary C. Willis Charles FE. Willis New York Heavenly Rest Fifth Avenue Forty-fifth Street WW. Maniesue Geest St. Pauls Chiapel Spence Durton Church of St. John the Evangelist Boston Pierre Willis Percival Lowell Drs. Roosevelt Hotel Elon Mr.Roosevelt Eatharine Roosevelt Woman's Club East Forty-sixth Street

Whippany Club to Host Grand Ball in Morris Town

Governors of the Whippany River Club plan a ball at the Whippany clubhouse in Morris Town New Jersey with over 3800 invitations. Dr Leslie D Ward will host a dinner for eighty five guests. Prominent attendees from Foxedo Bernardsville Morristown the Oranges and New York are listed with officers and governors named. A New York orchestra will provide music and a supper will be served by Delmonico.

Whippany River Club Whippany Morristown N.J Leslie D. Ward Foxedo Bernardsville the Oranges New York Benjamin Nicoll Tierbert E. Ward Gustave Kissell George FE. Dadmuin Benjamin .Nicoll Whippany’ Club George 5 Dadmuun S. H. Kinnicutt HL Met Twombly Norman Denderson R. H. Williams Charles Scribner W. de Yancey Kount

Gen Grant Reception on Governors Island May 27

Gen F D Grant and Mrs Grant will host a reception at Governors Island from 2 to 6 30 PM on May 27 for Army Relief Society members managers and garden party attendees. Mrs Grant will be helped by Miss Helen Gould Mrs Russell Sage and Mr and Mrs Henry Taft among others.

F. D. Grant

Society Ladies Host Military Event At Clubhouse

Misses Taft Grace Bigelow and several ladies organized a sale and program with refreshments in tents and in the officers club if rain. Flowers candy cigarettes and other items will be sold as the Twelfth Infantry band provides a concert and drill featuring colors and bayonet demonstrations.

Taft Grace Bigelow Richard Aldrich Henry Bischoff Betty Collamore Sanford Bissell Daniel Lamont Lamont Iabius M. Clarkem Fo Ree Roe Twelfth Infantry Band

Mauretanias Sails On With Broken Propeller

Cunard liner Mauretania sails for Liverpool despite losing a propeller after a submerged wreck. Dry docks await in the U K for repairs, foreseen to delay one day. expected to reach Thames estuary landing stage on Saturday. Passengers include actress Mrs Maurie Bates and Mrs Childves Thages with Miss Marian Porce on a pleasure tour from Ireland to Tangiers.

Liverpool Reyuuirs Wierchen Maurie Bates

European ship departures list out of New York

The paper lists passengers booked to sail to Liverpool Bremen Hamburg and the Mediterranean on White Star Baltic North German Lloyd Main Hamburg American Lorraine Cunarder Pannonia and other liners. Names include Mrs A M Anstey Capt Banbury H Babcock Mrs Creatt George Boondain among many travelers.

Liverpool Baltic A. M. Anstey Banbury A. H. Babcock Ll.creatt George S. Boondain Nelson Bradley Charles Addison Ah Py Button R.a.onstock Henry Melville Curtis William Mputt John Duveen J. My Bits J. N Rs. I. M Rust E. Sharples and i Sherman Frank M.sloan Henry Ss. Smee T. Russell Sieckhou Kimball Stearns Way Col MM Stuart Charles Stuartson Herken Taxier R- W. Simnpson Allen Tooth Klett ‘Jomkins E. Fax Twining F. A. Varney W. Hi. Warren Din c Awie Wheel R Bess Williams Feil. Worthingten Bremen Lloyd Liner Louis Ambach J. N. Bremer Henry Behrens Richard Ederheimer Margaret Eberle Christopher Fitter Hannes Grosshurth Paul Harmer Wiliam Heldinger August Kreth Paul Kerow Henry Lange Karl Meade Charles Neck Wilhelmine Otten Charles Pepnes WV. Ross Charles Rheineck H. HW. A.rohlfs Jerome Ray John Treger Gertha Veit Victor Wagner Herman Zeugner Bluecher Hamburg William ¢. Allen Henry. Boettger Ottilie Hoffbauer Bi Hoye E. Wissel John Eaat J. H. Keily John Koster Ewart Kramer A. P. Lundin Bella von Lodenstein Mme. R. le Moyne John McNee Louis J. Merkel Ewald Noeht Augusta’ Nielander Charles L. Pariget Louis Peiser M. L. Reel Jacob Rosenblatt Jacob Steinhardt George Daniel Seib Henry Stern B. F. Schweidler Stevens Scheidig Julius J. Siefenhaeh Charles Tanner D. Voge S. P. Woodward G. W.wright Will F. Whittemore Clarence M. Woolley E. Smith Woolley B.A. Zeus Frederick Archibald Siena Bradt J. C. Broadfoot Harriet Barrows E. L. Brown Paul S. Barnhart John L. Barnhart Franceisa de Cisneros John Adlan Child James Condte P. T. Dodge HS. Dudley Albert Davis Edgar R. Dawson Charles H Eaton W. Forster Joan Marshall Gest Alfred Hicks FI Hopkins le H. Hollander Robert H. Hays J. G. Keys Ludwig Kunz Wilbur Taylor Kershaw Oscar Loeffler Louise Loef- Tiler Mary B. Macomber J. Lee Michelson David Warfield George Wintamut Lorraine E. Berthaud Theodore H. Teauer Charles G. Coyle Torbert Coryell Miers Coryell Ogden Cowman Chicerio Camino Tunert Yey Pris Eedler Mer Forest Wim Frances Walter Gibson Gilhourne G. R. Gibson Wy Was Gooch A. Hayn Arthur A. Kohn Rafael Lastrey Rimles Charles J. Lévy Spencer Miller Selden Miller Madier de Montjau Jane. Marsh M. Elsie Mediterranean Tl. i. Barber Julia Barber F. Coffin I. W. Kroex L. Post F.R. Roberson C. P Sherman van Dyck H. Weston Sco

Local Society Notes On Weddings And Receptions In City

The notice outlines multiple upcoming weddings and receptions including Miss Elizabeth Neweccomb Hall and Judson Scott Todd at noon today in East Sixty-fifth Street, a reception to follow, and a planned motor tour through Eure. It also lists the marriage of A. Cressy Morrison and Marguerite Emily Snow at Broadway Tabernacle with a reception at West 60th Street, plus invitations for Miss Margaret Wheeler Shepard and Henry Albert Phillips at Sound Beach, Conn. Other items mention the Shinnecock Inn rebuild at Winter and social events involving the Dunscomb quartet, Joachim Nabuco, and St. John Smith with a bachelor dinner at the Union Club.

Elizabeth Newecomb Hall Henry B. Hall Judson Scott Todd East Sixty-fifth Street Todd Eure A. Cressy Morrison Marguerite Emily Snow James P. Snow Broadway Tabernacle Phrice R00 West 06Th Street Richard H. Williams Madison M. Od Southampton J. Woolsey Shepard Margaret Wheeler Shepard Henry Albert. Phillips Sound Beach Conn Godfrey Dunscomb Edith Collins New Haven Duncan Cryder United States Joachim Nabuco Maurice Nabuco Buckingham

Principal John H. Ryan Wins $11,800 Judgment

A judgment for 11800 dollars against the Board of Education was filed in the County Clerk's office. John H. Ryan, former Staten Island school principal, was reinstated after removal in 100 and back pay. The Richmond County Supreme Court ruled in his favor.

Board of Education John H. Ryan Staten Island

Mrs Frohman Displays Rare Japanese Chinese Embroideries

Mrs. Frohman returns from Japan and China to present a limited showing of rare antique Japanese and Chinese novelties. The exhibit features hand embroidered crepe and linen dresses gowns white evening mandarins kimonos Chinese jade and silver and Chinese embroideries at the Waldorf Astoria Exhibit Room New York.

W H Grane Plans Retirement After Father and the Boys Run

Veteran actor William H. Crane, 63, states he will quit creating new roles after his current engagement in Father and the Boys at the Empire Theatre. He plans to rest after a late August reopening, with possible occasional revivals, and will travel abroad with his wife this summer.

William TI. Crane Empire Theatre Mr. Crane Fm Harness Jung Peonle the Empire Crane New York Mr. Cline George Ade Fares Cohasset Utica Harriet Holman Stuart Robson Robson Dromies

Changes at Metropolitan Plan Two Choruses And Two Orchestras

Metropolitan Opera Company discusses next season reforms. Giulio Gatti-Casazza plans Italian and German choruses of 100 each and two orchestras, with a 90 man and a 60 man ensemble. Opera scenery to be created in Milan Paris Vienna Berlin. Conductors include Hertz Mahler Toscanini and a yet unnamed young Italian director.

Giulio Gatti-Casazza Metropolitan Opera House Metropolitan Opera Company Gatti-Casazza Toscanini Dippel Mahler Hertz Signor Setti la Scala Munich Opera House Metropolitan Opera’ Company New York Philadelphia Brooklyn Voscanini D'Albert and Lapara Verdi Biget Mozart Massenet Milan Paris Vienna Berlin M. H., Hertz

Friars Festival Opens Today at New York Theatre

The Friars stage the first annual festival to raise funds for a new clubhouse on West Forty-fifth Street. At New York Theatre this afternoon the bill features the Weber and Fields reunion in The German Senators. Other acts join the program with a special Friars finale.

West Forty-fifth Street New York Theatre Weber Fields Friars

London to stage Eugene Walter plays The Wolf and Paid in Full

Eugene Walter confirms two plays will be produced in London. The Wolf premieres soon at Shaftesbury Theatre, while Paid in Full is scheduled for next season.

Eugene Walter London Shaftesbury Theatre

Concert Plans for Clara Clemens and Marie Nichols

George M. Robinson sails to arrange for Clara Clemens daughter of Mark Twain and violinist Marie Nichols to appear in London and Paris. Cecilia Chaminade, French pianist composer, engaged for an American tour next Fall with first New York appearance at Carnegie Hall on Oct 24 featuring her own works.

George M. Robinson Baltic London Paris Clara Clemens Mark Twain Marie Nichols Cecile Chaminade America New York Carnegie Hall

Theatrical Notes and Society Highlights

Shubert and Anderson host orphan matinee parties at the Hippodrome with 7 seats set aside for children. Jedna Archer Crawford signs with Henry B. Harris for a leading female role. A party of 27 Southerners saw The Clansman at the Academy of Music. Capt. Joseph L. Peary was present. The Merry Widow marks its 275th performance at New Amsterdam with hats for women on June 13. David Warfield sails to Naples to plan a London season with Belasco. Julia Marlowe and John Drew star in Shakespearean plays next autumn, denied by Frohman and Shubert. if Marlowe acts, it will be under Shubert direction only.

Jedna Archer Crawford Henry B. Harris Academy of Music Joseph L. Peary Ku Klux Klan New Amsterdam Merry Widow David Warfield Hamburg Naples David Belasco London Julia Marlowe John Drew Charles Frohman Frohman Shubert J. J. Shubert Miss Marlowe Shuberts

Letters to the Lobby King auctioned after Ward estate notes

Autograph collection of late Samuel Ward known as the Lobby King and Uncle Sam Ward includes letters from Russell Sage, J Pierpont Morgan, Oscar Wilde, Aime Blavatsky, Chester A. Arthur, Earl Dunraven, and Jacob Lorillard. Items reference land claims, bonds, and business deals with Ward as recipient. Auction set for tomorrow at Anderson's.

Samuel Ward Washington Sam Ward Anderson's Ward Richard Ward Rhode Island Pegli Italy Russell Sage New York Mr. Sage Mr. Ward Uncle Sam G. House K.P Jay Gould James R. Keen H. W. Beecher Oscar Wilde Oscar Wilde Chester A. Arthur Garfield Earl Dunraven Monte Carlo Jacob Lorillard Coney Island

Roman College Alumni Meet Honors Bishop O Connell in Rome

The twenty fourth annual Alumni Association gathering at the Hotel Savoy in Rome honored Bishop D ae O Connell rector of the Catholic University at Washington now elevated to a bishopric by the Pope. A diamond and amethyst episcopal ring was presented. Diomede Falconio Apostolic Delegate spoke along with Archbishop Farley and others. Officers elected include F H Wall president Patrick McGee treasurer George A Dougherty vice president and John J OBrien secretary. The executive committee comprises Mgr W J Murphy Mgr Thomas Lynch and Fr Dennis Driscoll.

Th American College At Rome Hotel Savoy D. Ae O'Connell Catholic University At Washington O'Connell American College At Bishop O'Connell Holy Father Diomede Falconio Farley Henry A. Brann St. Agnes’s Church F.H. Wall the Holy Rosary Church George A. Dougherty Wahsington Patrick McGee New York John J. O’brien City Mgr W. J. Murphy Thomas Lynch Troy Dennis Driscoll

Methodists Hear Bishops At General Conference

Baltimore May 13 The General Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church heard Bishop Earl Cranston report on union of Japanese Methodists as the Methodist Church of Japan. Bishop I B Scott narrated Church work in Africa Liberia and a salary commission was set up for pastors. A motion on New York and Western publishing houses finances sparked debate with denials of losses. An invitation from the American Peace Society to the London peace congress July 27 to August 1 was received. The body plans to adjourn by May 29 for Decoration Day.

Baltimore General Conference The Methodist Episcopal Church Today Earl Cranston Washington Japan Methodist Church of I. B. Scott Africa Liberia B. L. Paine Nebraska New York George P. Mains New York Book Concern Committee On American Peace Society London England

Boy Hero Receives Medal for Life Saving Act

Arthur J. Cox twelve year old of 1388 Henry Street Brooklyn earned a Humane Society of Massachusetts medal and honorable mention for saving a girl from Bass River near Gloucester Massachusetts. He rowed to reach the drowning girl while lifeguard Walter Byrne assisted and held on until her rescue. The boy hid in woods for a few days afterward.

Arthur J. Cox É Arthur M. Cox Henry Street Brooklyn Humane Society of Massachusetts Mr. Cox Gloucester Mass Bass River Walter J. Byrne Arthur Cox Byrne Cox

Mock conventions nominate candidates at Boys High School

High School boys hold two mock conventions at Boys High School Brooklyn to nominate presidential candidates. Preliminary district conventions elected delegates to National conventions with some instructed. National conventions will mirror real party procedures on organization naming ballots and declarations.

Brooklyn

Flatbush Board Debates Hall Use and School Funds

Friction with the Flatbush Taxpayers Association over hall access for outside groups prompts the Board of Education to authorize $1,409,000 for new elementary schools and add a dormitory for the New York Parental School. The board also fines music director Frank Rix while denying paid entertainments in school buildings. The Finance Committee earmarks funds for buildings and a salary schedule subcommittee to revisit pay equity.

Vine Prasams Hall Pete Lye Jetter Flatbushice Club Natio Wingate Winthrop Tilden Committee On Board of Estimate Macdougal and Sullivan Streets Twentieth Street Ninth Avenue West Fortyfourth Street Keap South Third Streets Brooklyn New York Queens Finance Committee Frank R. Rix Richmond Committee On Legislation

Inspectors Assess Summer Boat Fleet For Season

The Steamboat Inspection Service in this district assigns about twenty six inspectors to review the summer excursion fleet. The Summer fleet totals roughly forty craft on river and harbor runs with licenses expiring soon. Motorboats under 15 tons have surged to around two and a half thousand locally. Inspectors emphasize boat and fire drills with rapid response times noted for several vessels.

Steamboat Inspection Service Treasury Department Inspector of Hulls

Library receives gifts from Morgan and Roosevelt

At a monthly Board of Trustees meeting the New York Society Library accepted a miniature and manuscript collection catalogue donated by J. Pierpont Morgan and ten volumes of The Lives of the Lord Chancellors from President Roosevelt. Vacancies were filed by W. Emien Roosevelt Howard Townsend and Bayard Tuckerman following the deaths of Frederick Sheldon Gov. N Baldwin and S. Franklin Stanton.

New York Society Library J. Pierpont Morgan Roosevelt W. Emien Roosevelt Howard Townsend Bayard Tuckerman Board of Trustees Frederick Sheldon Gov. N. Baldwin S. Franklin Stanton

Ban on Foreign Actors Shifts Union Pact Across Cities

At the Actors National Protective Union annual convention held in Union Hall delegates from Chicago Boston Philadelphia St Louis and San Francisco announced the Chorus Singers Union of the Metropolitan Opera House would not again organize unions with non residents. The vaudeville driven group including Hippodrome chorus members discussed season contracts but no wage demands would be set until closer to opening. No mobilization planned for workers in root gardens and summer resorts.

Actors’ ‘National Protective Union Union Hall Union Square Chorus Singers’ Union Metropolitan, Opera, House Actors’ National Protective Union Chicago Boston Philadelphia St. Tsurs San Francisco American Chorus Singers’ Union Hippodrome

Bishop Horstmann Dead In Canton Diocese

Bishop Ignatius Sr. Horstmann of the Cleveland Catholic Diocese died suddenly after celebrating mass at St. John’s Church in Canton. Born in Philadelphia December 16, 18xx, he was ordained in Rome and earned a Doctor of Theology. He served as professor in Philadelphia and later as rector of St. Mary’s Church, then Chancellor of the Philadelphia archdiocese before becoming a bishop in 1901.

Canton Ohio Ignatinus Sr. Horstmann Cleveland St. John’s Church Tanatius F. Horstmann Philtelphia Deer Rome Sun American College America Theological Seminary Philadelphia St. Mary’s Church

Death of Arthur AK Koppel at Baden Baden shocks NY office

News reached the Arthur Koppel Company in New York that Arthur AK Koppel, 56, head of the firm and a light railway constructor, died suddenly of heart disease in Baden Baden. He leaves a wife and four children, including Kurt Koppel, who helps run the New York office. Kurt has been traveling to inform him of the loss, with wireless contact being attempted.

New York Arthur Koppel US Broad Street Baden Baden Arthur AK Koppel Koppel Kurt Koppel

Samuel Sinn Longtime Sternberger Sinn Co Partner

Samuel Sinn, after twenty five years with Sternberger Sinn Co., remains a longtime member of the New York Stock Exchange firm.

Samuel Sinn Sternberger, Sinn & Co New York Stock . Exchange

Johnson Roote Wedding in East Orange May 12 1908

At East Orange P P on May 12 1908, Margaret Boote daughter of the late Alfred and Clara Boote and granddaughter of Frederick M and Annie D Shpard, to Alfred George Johnson of Newcastle England, as performed by Rev James M Ladlow D D.

Spence Burton Alfred Pansevelt Boston Mary Cecilia Charles. Ellmaker Willis New York

Obituary notices and funeral announcements in Brooklyn May 1908

Brooklyn area notices list numerous deaths and funerals with dates May 11 to May 16 1908. Names include Bates Bennet Berg Callender Castner Donaldson Fitzgerald Fox Hart Halsey Jenner Kidder Minton Rossman Ryan Sinn Stickney Bartholomew Born Brown Byres Cassidy Corrigan Culbert Cunningham Cunningham Canton Duncan Duncan Fox Gottman Gill Goodwin Hepimeuze Hines Hommet June Kelly Lawr Livingston Laughlin Leathem Lochher McDermott McMahon Olmsted Rentz Rosencrans Runyon Ryan Stacom Von Itatits White Zumstein and others with service times and burial preferences. The items reflect a dense mosaic of private deaths and community notices across Brooklyn and Manhattan.

Otto Andrease Sjr Harry Comer Cadwell West End Av Cornelia T. Cadwell Elisha J. Cadwell Callender Sadie ‘Lauer Callender William Nelson Callender Brockfield Road Upper Montclair N. J Donaldson Atlantic City N. C Fanny Taliacerro Manaldgon George William Donaldson Dingman’s Ferry Penn Eames Brooklyn XL. Y Sarah Wright Francis TI. Eames Remsen St Parnbell Alfred F. Farnell Garfield Prace Fitzgerald Margaret F. Fitzgerald Eugene Fitzgerald Cornelius H Katherine Dwyer John F Matthew Cornelius May Kathrine Anetta Kimball Road Flatrush Church of Thomas Aquinas Holy Cross Cemetery Fox George W. Fox Church of Holy Nativity Bedford Park Halsey George Augustus Halsey T. Franklin St Astoria L.I Hart Rue de Galilee Paris France Benjamin Hart Hawthorne White Plains Leee Cornelia J. Hawthorne J. J. Hawthorne Richmond Howard Joseph Platt Howard, Jr Montague Edith MacArthur Howard Hudson Montague St Pamela M. Hudson Greenwood Humphrey Naples Italy Frank Merrill Humphrey Jenkins Mary J. Jenkins James Paramus Minton Chatham N J Caroline E. Minton Hudson Minton Rossman Robert Rossman Laura Adolf Selina _ Rossman Ryan Charles Edgar Ryan Charles T. Ryan Florence B. Ryan All Seals St.Nicholas Av 114Th St Woodlawn Scott Presbyterian Hospital George Elmer Core Newark Wayne County East 27Th St Mary Titters Brueck Humboldt St Charles Brueck Cassidy West St St Thomas Cassidy M. Corrigan Madison $T Andrew Corrigan Er LB Patrick Cunninghan Cunningham Patrick J. Cunningham Canton Ferdinand Danton Duncan East 924 Ath St Sophie E. Fox Gattman West Tremont Mary Elizebeth Gottman Gillet East Emily Goodwin Hepineuze Guillaume Louis Hepimeuze West Star Hines Helen R .Times St. Hommet Atlantic Av Mary J. Hommel Annie EB Sth Mth St. Kelly Alheny John F Kelly Lawrlat Grand St John Leth. Laughlin Treaty St. Brooklyn Hannah Lauguin Herkimer St Broocklyn Maria Leathem Gel Sandford St Benjamin Jedwidge Bridge St Iliam Lochher Rmott T.fitt Lexington Mayohn F. McDermott Flushing LFE Et McGahey McIntosh East 144Th St Ruth Mc McMahion Mary E. McMahon Dea OLMST West 145Th St Harald & Olmsted Jefferson St Sia Trapp Protsman East 22d St Rathien Vandam St Joakim H. Rathjen Rentz West Snd St Fredericka Renth Area Rosenfrans Myrtlev Irving S. Rosencrans P.runy Kinney Maril Enos Runyon van Buren St May Ladys M. Ryan Francis Stacom East 4Th St von I Natits Xune 3d Av Louis Fy Soian Rona Ede F. White Freeport George Icks Jewish Hospital Bertha Zumstes Wicks N. Zumst

Mortgage Lending With Title Policy Guarantee

An advertisement invites lenders to use our mortgage products with a title policy guaranteeing the property title on every loan. It claims our policy protects the lender and offers the best mortgages in New York City at no extra cost.

Ledeeshis New York City

Notable Trader Dies After Brights Disease Burst

A longtime New Yorker and former Chicago Board of Trade member dies at home from Brights disease. He resided 94th Street area and was active in the financial district and New York Cotton Exchange. Survived by widow, one son, and three daughters.

New York Chicago Board of Trade New York Cotton Exchaus

Obituary notices from a Philadelphia area page

Obituaries and death notices from a Philadelphia area newspaper fragment list Mrs. Charles Ef Matite wife of a famed horseman died at Summer residencies near Philadelphia. Other obituaries include Piers Rossman and Selma, with multiple survivors. Also listed are Augustus Halsey age 71 paralytic death. Alfred F Parnecl 32 in Trioskvn. Wilma Fenner Field Chapman Fenner auction house member.

Charles EF Matite T Dever Tayard Philadelphia Irs Mather Annie Cemuuill New York Hossman Robert Rossman West Peeny-t St. Cy Riverside Irenis Rossiian Selma Presbyterian Huseaprendicitis Halsey Astocia Erie Wilma

Woodlawn Cemetery Access Via Haritmas Frog Grandentra

Readable OCR fragment notes accessible locations including Haritmas frog Grandentra Station Webst ant Jecome Avenue and By carrots priced at 150 dollars. Contact numbers listed 4855 Gramersy for Books of Views and Representative OFFIGE 20 FAST 220 ST Xx. .

Woodlawn Haritmas Jecome Avénue

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