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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-17
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The Southern Commercial convsp tlon,-Inpor.
taat Debate on he Revival Of tia Slave Tradss

The Southern Commercial convspt len,-Inpor.
taat Debate on he Revival Of tia Slave Trade.
SAvAssAR. Dec. 10, 1886.
/ MIR. Jores, Of Georgia, moved that the
Convention take up Mr. Gouldings rssoiu.
Ing resolu'i rs relative TO the re opening
| of the slaye trade. from the table.
| Nh Spratt, editor OF the Charleston
Mandard, hoped the motion would prevail.
he THOUGHT tie question oil slavery the
most appfop, late satjac that could occupy
the ntientlon o. the Convention. He id
vocated he rene Il u The slave trade, and
desired 70 hear The obi etIons ui those who
opposed the Consideration Of the subj CT
TIE Convention should not recngnlxe the
right OF Congress Ia impose restrictions
upon the slave .rade--a should meet the
question az onec-
Dir Hunters Virginia. though the Con-
vrnti"n not Competent IL consider upon the
subject Il Wo6 great mo al question. The
South sh u'd ponder totg btf,re defying
the opinion OF the whole Christian world.
Tue ec'nt message ot the Governor OF
South Carolina had astonshed the v hole
South, and for one, be VAS MT prepared u
lndoree his views. The subject was one
involving tremendous Consequences, asd
tinie Tor reflection was Decessafy.
Mr.. Richardson, OF Maryland, said he
was not prepared III advocate commerce In
slaves. He hoped this fire brand would not
be considered.
Dir Ghelson, Of Virginia, was opposed TO
taking the subject up now, unless 10 discuss
with the world The moral question. II the
South pressed the revival OF the slave trnde
u would drive away many now With us.--i
Ne regarded il as direct attack upoa the
Union.
Mr Goulding, of Georgia, made 6ery
spereh defending the renewal of the slave
trade. Slavery was from God, and he
Wauid ng) was ready to defend it IN al its
ueati6gs. Il conferred equal blessings on
avth races. Was il greater crime toiesr
The husband from his wife, In Vrglnis, to
~a,k the cotton f i'd in the South, than 10
purchase Negro ID Africa aud ehristianize
aad civiiizt him! Now was the time 10 d I.
eide the question ard assert our rights be-
tore the whole world.
Messrs. Chopper and Green, of Va, in.
dorsed Mr.. Goulding's views.
Mr. Mcleod, o. Texas, pledged his State
10 the EXTREMIST views urged to-day
Mexico falling to pieces By our side, we
must introduce there cur peculiar institu.
lion and counteract European intrigue
Negro labor was Necessary to the develop.
ment Of that regioa.
The mo'ion 70 take up wss lost--yeas I6
nsys 63-South Carolina, Texa- and part OF
Tennessee only voting in the ffirmative.
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= usrrtso was called for last evening
a,or The purpose Of 'ormirg an associStaaF
and deylsing ways and means for th' reh'
Of the poa." Most an excellent OBJECT
..d we hope il will be properly carried cut
n. . by no. publish the call in the oase'f
& veil as In the Democratic pspersi Are
-, IN pa,ties interested in relieving thf
,oo, ar does common charity and human
ity belong exclusively TO our Democrats
ifients,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-17

OvR SrnErrs were crowded with sehi
el.s aud sleighs Of every description yestfr
a.y, parts Of Brady and Second Streets be
loo 3, times nlmost blocked up, vide as arg
these business avenues. The roads IN th'
eouauy are By no means good yet, o"'n.
10 heavy snow drifts, but the people GROVE
10 notwithstanding, especially those ~i''
can command sleds.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-17

Trs BOYS are having . glorious time ~
A.. Avn the blufrs on the streets, WIZ
,h.;, .Ieds. but greatly cndangering W
..,.,v OF older folks. Yesterday boy 'iee'
N,. down Perry overlook feminine, ana
.,..,ly 10 her ss,onishment elevated her N
4. ~, and rolled her down bank. f.r'
,so.,ely she had soft place tor lighting
~ ...ed dawn safely. She looked around
:, . brick.b.t, but luckily for the boy, TN
A rnvered 'em.
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TuE WEATHER was little milder yes.
lerday, but not thawing any beneath the
bright sunshine at noon. Very tine sleigh
Ing. aud those having wagons on rsnner.
ssd qaadrupeds 70 draw them, enjoying
themselves fneiy.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

!. r,rp HOUSE, was the b gges. thing W
=. =. ,.oslse along on runners ye'tefd'y'-
-, drnwu up Main stree Ia the after
+, aye yokes Of oxsn. On u was tne
~ n. Dulsell. who we are happy
:, 4 nov in big brick only moveable
yell rot up earthquake. The 20
80. are rapidly making way for newt
IN. old house in lis move caught the sele'
~. wire. where |. crosses the street OPP
,,. ,hs G.seus o@ce. and snapped down
g. ,ole. Il slso picked up dray IN ~
s...r. and moved il along. horse and all ~
-. a;..ance, midst the applause Of o'g
erpsd.
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rs fls;t.ss.I4nT.

u L subscriber has ju.t rec tvsd cons gnuen:
Chests lniPsrtrl ana Young dyson Tea, winch
D. syd AZ New YORK prie Nidiag t1pnstS. Also,
Gases 30 ! AutmeEs aiSI, i1 gseus of fiuo tut T.,
eAceAi, in pal err II u II and piatd All small la
peEs; als, hundreG grp-. Wild " 49, Gate fssten
lagt, pdtsnt article, well HsaoTpd
II dealers will only 10 aud COX NJ these goods
they may BE- assurs OF he plo. lctas low the,
pure.Isss 10 Sew Iark ana lsys vppor uni
~ " replsassnag tlets staes.
IN MORRIS, Austiuueer.
kt0ts % % street, c4ess easI u furry,
I.ar.. -.
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S.sisas were crossing the river yes;es-
day Ia slno.t . constant stream. The track
Vas smooth aud elegant--we need no, say
ksd. The chance for catching q fresh
breeze 10 also highly favorable on the liver,
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. M. WAY Houss was being cree

H.,s War Housx was being erecte'
,..,erdsy on The river, midway ee'"es'
q. rxin Cities. We presume wayiarf
a, - able 10 get genuine American braf
- eve Al this establishment do.
x..n The enterprise Of the individual a
..nm.nd.ble--bu, il 10 not probably dire CT
= q The RICH, channel. although It - ciFec'
!. - The channel--of the river
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Coal was Numerous yesterday, a great
many wagons crossing over the frozen riv-
Or loaded with black diamonds, and our coal
Ja'ds shrliing out lively. Price Is to Is
cts. per bushel
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JGnPERs are popular, constructed IN all
manner OF styles, and some Of them evi-
IDENTITY gotten up 10 . hurry. The most L.
depsnden, looking one bobbing abcu, our
streets yesterday, was an aim chair stuck
on runners but the best jumper Of all was
Gs affair which jumped down the bank near
the FOO, Of Brady. The horse houndered,
but the jumper remained RICH, side up vita
rare, with driver abosrd.
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TEE pxEP Snow, or rather the snow dntt'
hsye been again throwing things out OF 81,
Dc, on the NJ e. n. Raiiroad There wa,
no train of cars from. Iosa City from Sa'ar
day I'LL Monday nigh. about II O'Clock
xhen passenger car drawn BY two l1co
naive. .rris.d. They ica Iowa City il
the morning at s o'clock, Cars vita tn
mail arrived yesterday morning. TINS ma
brouph, Us neither papers nor letters no"
the Capilal, and we consequently can give
no legislative news to-day.
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WyoD has been affected ou, little il
phce By tn imp ovement Of the roads, J.
Moush1t Gomez in more freely. Selling a
ss,so0SS 70 per cod.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-17

SPfEpr We had the satisfaction OF re
ss'Hng lot Of job type yesterday, thai
We" shipped to Us from Chico. 20 on the 10
Inst.
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PoEx 10 csming In but slowly, and yer.
little is doing in that line. Prices continu'
- formerly Of $3.50 for good hogs.
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Books, Paper 4 stalionery

h6siAIpVAk.
HAVING purchased tho entire interest In thar veil,
Known and long established Literary Lepot,
"1Ae Iowa Book Rooms"
sn1 sasNsleer respectfully nut ms the former patrons
rsia ysd tho stock, &c, 10 the
.sv and conmaaio1s Brick Stors,
next amor south OF Lhs old stand whrc H. kaps % rax.
H. W stJot and exclusive attention 10 the ~
Book, Paper and Stationery
business, etuuaues OF the iibcrsi support heretors
extended y tho old arm. kki ADAMS g
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LUMBahl LUMRIRl

r tho Rock islai,i SAW MILL. near The Eos
: Ward, The undersignea ~ouia INFORM the inhAb
tIaHts of avenpor., koek islaua aud surro adm,
Spuntry lhattbey have nov Oh hand d are constant
~ tnuHufattaflHg all kinds II Building and FRAMING
Jam aer, Fencing. Lathsand shnsi-s.
JasI r. yvod one mll,ioA fses OF best Wiseopsi
logs. aa~ a5l.
Gsilsus save orders which Will be promptly aitsn
lp to. MEAD, sMiTHS MaRsH.
R1sl s,rps N.roe 'lv WI ,t.a szfs
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EOR SALE.
WOODEN PUMPS!

r itE subscriber II nox ready ~ furnish WoODEA
HI MRS % ursipr, VI ..i.y length OF cEItacfy-
I u tuulls iaA.e that wal viii not ltre1s
f.rlas HsfgaAised 10 work yCll tor year. A.U-
last logs i.isned " order.
UIdus lisy left the o.sce u D. L. Skorty, Esg
Attn subscriber at his pIaea of business :
sa,Teys Ma hi.e shai u. 5hOKEY.
lBNsutaHI Wv lxuHtf
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-17

TALLMAN g. POWERS,
LAND AGENTS.
oHcs Brady Street, between Second and Third
nj 3kR street,.
nPPEaforssis tie fstiosing vsiua Real Es-
City Property in Davenport.
, !. HOUSE -ld !ot enIh.fa street near Inc cornero
g. six Eoss on the south ws.. corner Of Fourth ard
.. SIX = Al Sorsa oav :port, b-t~een Perry and
Ailihs ABOVE are veil situated and IN parts Of
Tie city mostrspidly improving and will be sotd
Farming Lands in johnson County.
81 ufs. s.9sf 79s. Ranges vest 80 acres.
MON. T.. as - T. 70 y. Rang. west co acres.
y. tofs. = ST 20 RaaEe 8 west 40 acres.
from Davenport. 10 iowa City.
Clinton County.
Nine hundred acres Of prairie and ninety scres ~
timber land near Eiyra r. O. allies from by.
ons, Citation Co.. near Me kAilroad ea ehsise lard,
we'll watered.
The above property viii &c sold On liberal crsalt.
Scott County.
:su. sixty asresar Fate land, welt improves wfs
ynuaholses. Win TO sold III e bargain.
49, Poueshiex County.
sohu nd red and Iity acres nns prairie land tw .
uilss north OF Aontezans, ths county seat.
Aieh i7-sG-dtt
Scott Co
loaaeres unimproved iahdtwo nties fgsm Hickory
Grove, three miles from " nleott, ten miles from
Davenport, we'll catered.
lcoacres 1--we miles sorla wsstfrom Hickory Grove
very choice land.
Near Davenport.
One and one-halr mics from Court House on the
biuG, with superb vie -ss 81 river and surrouaeing
epaairy smait farm Of - acres under m. highest
state of cultivation and we'll supplied WITH fun
Trees. Inc most beautiful lsad IN The lcBity The
city
Bsved miles from Davenport,
Alarm of5v acres, ~ aisace ailan, 20 Of i.I
her. never falling stfeeGl r4.ss taEoufa l.. WI
tsscid var. cheap.
Near Waicots,
81 Acres If choice prsirl. bATssin-
At North Davenport
A b..a 6x, a.,rs bs4
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BUTTER.

IA FHkibs New York Daity,
Ir bkTTehAAN, swIFTs kco
dSc3el.t Front 4 "a door east Perfy.
50 TINS <AF fiSsts.
: GsUitI al bs-t r.hAts Euglsh troa for sale II S
: : p naoAisY Fouudry Add aiae4ins Savp,
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GstaAh AkD Dvw 4n*sasa54@ a
rsNAkEN up hy n, v, 7 homas, al Lis residence 81
J. Davenport townsh.p 10 scott county. w the 18th
Nas ax yssss old, with latter \ On 10th hIYs.
!osiiuA d PATTON,
s.e,,~Sts County clsIk.
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.N.Ett ~ OOKN.
HILLS OF tise 81 attemuC,
BY the anthor OF
The wide, Wids World." ds,
Vol. IL mo- cloth, price u IS:
Emma Bartlett.
or PfsIu lice aud Panaticfsa,
by an tmsficsn Lady uflows,
Vol. ~ mo price q IS.
The scalp Hunters,
ROMA tic Adventu ret In Northern Mexico BY Capt.
Mayne X I'd, Author Of R.As Rsngess,n &c
iVc. " mo. with Engsastugs, cloth, o. o..
'RvIsc'a LIFE OF
GEOtGE WASHINGTON,
3vois. illustrated with Msps and Portraits,
IL no., cloth, phce e4,J0
The statesand Territories OF
Tho Great West,
toeIudins Ohio Indiana Illinois. Missouri, Mlchi-
gan, Wis oh.in, IOWA, Minues0ta,
Kansas and Nebraska,
Com ,,Fisiug their
Geography. History, Advantages, Resources md
Prospe, 10 also III -ir Local Hisvory,
Institutions and Laws, also.
Tables oil distances, &C,
BY JACOB Ferris;
Vol. ia mo. cloth, Map and iha.iratons, -.
For sale by ELL ADAMS.
10 80 Brady ST. near tAs Post oAes.
n mo. tQG
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81 Ma Essss's'tsst
~ CHI Al Flssi pbegs have 70 intorri III" citizens Of
~ sDavsu pert that having had ~ years lrse,isai ea
perincs ia fians tt.s ing III London shd eusion
il now pa, pared repair Piano Ferries III uo.t thor
oagh wOisusnlia essi". Also all kinds Of q tinet
NsA rspAirei and vernsesd aud ahbius earpsntsrink
done. IS
orders leite Mrs. Wheetmsu's, Harrison street, be
tween Third aaa Earth, win b. pupctuaiiy attended
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| W. C WA DSWURTH
MTiLL opsn on Monday .orA;as A's al .ss'
Velvet and Oloth Oloalrs
AsD RicH Lono AHD SoUA1x shAwLs.
mi. sock VIM Is - iArssa q Z al.Lrace som,
81 - yt.sss goods svsro1srsd "a DRvcspor
Rich Fall eiihs s5aE9 Rts@
Rish Rleunssd 1etoe,
vAixst 1soeadss very slsgaat,
Knbreidsrsd 0tlks,
Plaid. sgsfpsd 3 Plain silks
stock u Saes whch co apsisss oar whsis fall s,ocl
s"a a Wy as sfssS x ssnd. 1%sorainl
,aoW s,cant 81 epps.is e. i.s,e Hoa.s
yalenisns. and Asrsatss Lass Coll r sets
e M b roideries
gsss or Nv KRy DkscRiPrlos,
EisSsnt SIX 1losas sirtha Capss,
BLACK GIMPU RE AND
Y I,KUSSELLE LACES,
Aaa man, otasr ..yiasof s.e |. .l q oe.ned .hi,
esepss s-e,ai y. -, I. ,-n.irt Hnase.
Two HUNDRED AMI FIFTY
Velvet and Cloth Oloaks,
MANTLES AND TALMAS
sept2s second s.
WHITE GOODS.
ISLAIS, Figured and dottsd swiss Musua
l Jaconet aud sarsinct CAnbrcs.
PLAID, STRIPED aud piAn NAnsooka
Bishop Lawns and Book Maslins.
Tarlstons, India Oimify, vics0sia Skfrting
t,n. Long i...ss, srd,s ~ Diassr,
Cambria Dimitiss and Dimisy Bands.
figursd iriiisntea, CAseks4 snd Striped Nmbrirs,
june 20 dtf wet. opposIt" u o'-ir. Hou.-
&c LSS 49,
SEANtLCNSS DASS
TEN THOUSAND s,ask Mile A ana Drovei.nd
Z, sssm sss. " e.:. rsas no. n :s,,s .oa
~ !.
BED kf.ANkE1S
,a.....
A ~ 800 s nc',, o. "1,c M Co.ored Msnk
soia isss thss goods Of the sams suaity cau be- our
chased elsewhere Hotel aud bsarding houss zoe D.
ere IN want OF LlaGkeis by the quantity will save
mobTy bs esitings 81 WADSWORTh',,
....-- ~
.oHiAWLS. SftAMlS
49,.
BNOCtuA - a
Long q SQUARE ShaWla,
TRY arx Srepsr,I 20 NJ q ,bo ,v,.gi,n. !, 800,
/" anne ~ rf,. An. s.,,rr. - sv,,-.,.,x ~. -.
t,n5 uf sn.vi. vi, h,v. ht~, -. $1,000 f.s-.,
teiss q sa6si.9, snasl - n. low price Of
ElXHt OOkGNHSs
and much b.tt.r artiri, fh.. many merchant. -,
pure for the s,p. a, nv Our AS rr,ns,, - Ar.
sat%l. IS IL stty richness 81 color ..'
49, - nai5s tIS t''sss are vsfy low W.
go. ..,
aHb ssss - So . III W 81
ehssur. wi,ha = : =, -
EssTg saS.sSAux Ssa WE
~, a,. :, 49,
Wsfrr,,-, ~; 49,. ,a".s ~ ~ DsL e.a.t'
We hAYs atrse sto x az uho
sOWESr PHICESs
Aiiin want VI shx Wis siil do we'll ~ examine the
s4S,A =, WADsWokThs,
-~----
~ ULAhESi MAY, JUNIOR.
I'm. a..,.
Ea story ven r. M,
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vas 4 a. ,ss FAcI - ks Y !,
~ OTTO SlSSEN,
saler, Wholesale and Retail,

sEowb Street, between Front aud SsesLu, Dav D
Il -aat-ss-s---.sr=a-r8- port, lows.
Ut VIII be my eaosxyor 70 supply my customers
win tAe bs.i qsxliiy At los Psiees, l ha,egv,
aerJ suoLs
rs Double Rectihsd Vinegar, -
shtgB = parleu.ari well qualified Ior .Ers sIyes.
& j. IL. &ot empty vinag ~ and ~hlsk.s barrels
r:s JESS. Il greet priees. CTTu NISSAN.
"a e s.ss< .t it4
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! orr Des holmes Land Agency
LAND WARRANT rs.

r ltE undersigned have for safe Land Wsryautes
different sizes, which they will selffor essh or on
it4i@ 10 sult purchasers.
Iasy Will pay psrticsiSr attention 10 scieesioA asd
ti0p eI lands IN Fort Les EoiHes, Fort Uu1Re
Shsritan and other es,efn Land districts. AlsS 70
seS ueuf ptta1es and land ousines gouerany.
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gLs5, & in E!oek 20, corner Of RssDeur and
) = Talra strsess. - / ! - -
Apl e Cook A. aApannr
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ihefs laIds we're selected many yeefs aro and
comprise some OF the best isnds In Scott Comfy
go hAss never been before offered for ale
sch Sd 50 COOK "A H6RRr
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ar. John q Davis has The day been sdnt,-
- see Farmer il our frm. The bssleeee Vfn
sf epHAnaed a. heretofore, ard under he nne
fssGte and style COOK a SARG6sT
LIar amor. 4 ntLList Ia5s
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Atlanta and Iutsgiog haAks.
4 = anal con tinae &c receive and pay out Tie
y noles OF tho above Banks Gas we have dons
ttss trr ogabixxtieG} Tie 18th insi.sp ssll
i4EIher notice. tJAnl3l COOK sA kGkxT.
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Juf. . { ct,

Grub uuo St,eteImune;
,;,,us.s,. a. ,., 9trO $40 8erb 7te 5trass
s1r anfertrenne pUn aden 4rten 6erren- Sbubsn
SIte!Gn &c Nepdraturen werren fbneG uuo ar bSor
ole btlt9Ftn 9reiie beretnst. WV S '',Stss ''@
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QNeAfel
Nltcbt 3u uheriebeMl

0Stcbt gu uneriebeA
" Wencr bent DER "a enl!l
&ommt aar wUtIfsiIen @de SDn 8rantItnfr.
u. pc nnfpIpanta Npeuue STR. 1771a ee8enub. 8reenf
Der nntere6nete ma6t lenen 5reunbn Sefannen be
srsebene &useise, Das er Oepen Obisen plabe ens
Jteufs EaPcD- 28aasen-@el
trEfnet bat. Wtnn fnbet BET ibm tets pUrrGtls;
Aae Nrten Strump fpdaren
6emoen, unterbemoen, uutertafen
Spfsntrdeer, 5aIsbinpen, 8dmme
SDrte. .MUnuaies, SpeeI laf&enuder Sirfsn TieHer
(Sabcn, &es unb 1beelDTei u. +. ~.
@inegrUs MuSwabI SuweIerten!
@benfdIs Fnoe BET bm 8Ider Dnte, Gt8arrtnpsen,
apier, 6ebern, QBGe u. f. 10.
HS QDteberrert6ufern tann i'd bic befen Bebineun-
zen eeu unb bite Ne bic bt8 ntanfen wOaen bel mir
VOrsupreSsn ans @ ~ aOeraueen bag e arssnO HOsrsaS
ss Nud babe i'd nod So fen. 81 Dfe unD 90 fen
aus meinsm frubesn @sldats an San9 wes i'd am BAN t
auiaurdumen ju plgenpen bui9en 9reifen dusbtete:E
Soften sE 30, 81, 81 uub 100 Gents,
91elten 3u 25, 81, 50 unb 100 Gents.
M,fe su so, 62 uxe 100 Gents.
Rpmmi usH uberSsust @u&, bdB i4 biuIs gut unb
tdufe H7nt6mtt Fprens .. Ote :.
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fortirtes Eager In IGlen unb GItnten
aus ben srfsn Jabrn Deu6anbs 5ranres un6 GneIaneG
iowis aud Ote psr6sSensn 60 s3tssssra'st@aite"Ss Ss'
sc aeparaturen Jltuten 8&ien &C. wsrbsn prompt unS
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