The text at the bottom of page 1 that is in the middle and in parenthesis looks like it is formatted with some spacing so that a two letter words stands out:
[FONT="](FLRSE PQSE ON DE 71 NCBE)
(CDNSE PQSE ON SDE 74 NCBE)
(PRTSE PQSE ON REDE 75 NCBE)
It looks like he is listing something paraphrased by me as:
"someone" "doing something" _ _ "something" 71"NCBE"
The "ON" would probably need to be "at", "in", "on", "to, "or" "of". If we can figure out what Ricky's "ON" word means it should help, right? Let's say the "ON" means "to", where O=T and N=O. That would mean "NCBE" would start with "O". Just for craps and smiles, "NCBE" could then mean "Once", "Open", "Over". Example:
[/FONT][FONT="](FLRSE PQSE ON DE 71 NCBE) would then be [/FONT][FONT="]one of the following:
(FLRSE PQSE TO DE 71 ONCE)[/FONT]
[FONT="](FLRSE PQSE TO DE 71 OPEN)
[/FONT][FONT="](FLRSE PQSE TO DE 71 OVER)[/FONT]
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