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The Arizona sentinel., 1876-04-08
BY TELEGRAPH.
SpecSul i0 Me "' SenlInea. "
SALT LAKE.
Terrible Explosion and Loss Of Life

Terrible Explosion and Loss of Life
 SALT LAKE, April 5.-This af- ternOon, about , o'clock, this city was thrown into consternation by three terrible explosions, succeed ing each other at intervals of a few seconds. People rushed into the streets in terror, horses ran away and excitement reigned su- preme. Windows were blown in, doors blown from their hinges and chimneys blown down.
 The cause of the terrible ex- plosion and shaking was not known until an immense volume of smoke was seen rising from
 Arsenal Hill, right north of the city. Upon this hill were four powder magazines; one of Walter
 Bros, agents for California Pow der Company, containing one and half carloads of powder; one of
 Wells Bros., agents for Oriental Powder Company, containing a half car load of powder, one of Zion's Cooperative Institution, agents for the Hazard Powder Company, containing 10 tons of powder, and one of Ben. Jennings, agents for Duponts Powder Co.,, containing fourteen tons of pow der, exploded. There were no buildings very close to the maga. zines. The Touring mill and wa ter works buildings on the city creek were riddled with bOulders. Immense bouiders fell through buildings throughout the city, some falling a mile distant. There were three men at work at one of the magazines, and all that could be found of them was small pieces of flesh, the largest being a DOT tion of a foot in a boot. Their names are not known. Mrs. Van- nots, in the 9th Ward, was struck by a boulder and killed. Joseph Ronden, a boy in the 20th Ward. | was struck by boulder and kill | ed. Quite a nnmber' of 1ersons were injured and 5erhaps other 1 deaths must occur. One lady died l from fright. The cause of the ex- plosIon cap1Ot be ascertained. It | IS clalme1 that men at work were others state that some person fired a shot in one of the An immense amount of glass was broken throughout 1 the city.
 Second Dispatch.
 Two boys, one named Richard son, and son of Archie Hill, went after stock this morning, taking their guns. Enough re- mains have been found near the to identify them as remains of those boys. One of their hands was found clutching ! duck. It is now supposed that they fired into the magazine, sanSinp inc nYninSinn
The Arizona sentinel., 1876-04-08

day in Yuma. In fact there is no end to the probabilities that crowd upon us at this time. But to sum up, Arizona is just about right, and the probabilities are that she will come out with flying colors.
The Arizona sentinel., 1876-04-08
GOLD DUST,

Gold and Silver Bullion, U. s. Treasury Drafts, Legal TeEdeFs' Soldiers Warrants, BenkerS Drafts, aud Good Commerc Pa per, Grain, Hides, Wool Ind all Territorial and Mexican Products bought at value FOR CHI; or advanced on, as may be o5 5esired. I feel under increas5 Obliga- tiOns for the patronage eNfberally accorded me as the successor of the old and successful house of Wm. B. Hooper & Co.,, and while acknowledging this fact allow me to add that those dealing with me will find as complete a stock as was ever offered by the old firm, with all that is new and de. sirable iH addition.
 JAMES M. BARNEY. Yuma, January 22. 1876. tf.s
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NEW ORLEANS.
A Break in the LeYee

A DiS<An AkA thc hctecs NEW ORLEANS, April 4th.-A break 50 feet wide is reported in the Millikin bend levee, four miles above Vicksburg.
The Arizona sentinel., 1876-04-08
COMPASSION and FORWARD
 ING.

Every attention will be paid to forwarding consignments of Mer- chandise, Machinery, Ores, Hides, etc, either to or from the inte rior.
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All the above rates io greea5acks.
 A special rate has also been made for discharged soldiers, who will be taken through from Tue son to San Francisco for $55 in greenbackS! The old charge was $9O.
 On express matter between San ,DIegO and Tucson the charge has been reduced from 65 cents to 30 cents.
 AS we have above remarked, here is an exhibition of public spirit and enterprise on the part of the Stage Company, which should be appreciated by the pub. lie. MeSSrs. Kerens & Mitchell have gone forward quietly and unOstentatiousIy, completing their arrangements; giving the people and Government d first rate mail service, right up to to the terms of their contract; and they now propose to offer such terms to the travelling public aS shall bring the whole through travel over the short route via San Diego.
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SPECIAL ORDERS

Carefully and promptly filled by my San Francisco Branch Office, and entire satisfaction guaranteed both as to selection and price paid. In this my motto is
 "EXCELSIOR!"
The Arizona sentinel., 1876-04-08

All of which are offered at SAN FRAN CISCO PRICEs, freight and charges only added. My facilities for purchasing ena- ble me to boldly make this offer to any and all.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-11-16
State News Items.

FAaALtTtc ~sHocs-sHthAu Martin. Of stito.
vac prvstratsd by psnal ytie shoek lie stbax
dny' but ~ slowly recovering.
SERIOUSLY HuRT.-Mrp. ~. Bartlett. o, Nh.
seriously burt.
Hhsp MAs0LgD.-Jei Hlubut Of grat,,,d
nAa me hand badly mansled 10 the papsr mu re-
ksEE orT oF JoisT Robert y. scott, Of New
port centre, slipped from 8 log feoanuf. wh,l.
cboppanR "ooJ, and pat hte knes out Of fotst.
NAsDAliss Some seOundrsis ~ Wells Rivar
recently, amused themselves ia tue Eight n,es
by stoning the fiiden nag puf 40 bv A E.at.aa
ana using y ~ a target tor theif revolver
A HonAE THigT.-warrsn Chra q If sorh
Itoy nsm esApas asHth feiiow, stole : hyrs~.
raEsh a ~ names tes other night irotn Amasa
Faiha ~ Lowell, He WAS arrested. sut wIu
probably be let sl0ns on aeoDust ~ az 1890
iDcapaoity. ~
SUI b~houeHr-A suit has been brosv mt 4.
w otahks county court Tor tlo.0o against ii. Z.
ana ~ The lady with him ~ the time be- vns gtn'
ed i1f damages done them ugn3uzh nj. 900
ssnse ~ allowing Bis horse 70 Be Ioo~s Il ~.
sgyEHK Accommodations a, ,.-
pulley yatst 2 The niil Of n 4 Peabody M ~.
lsaoee ais the fragments u tue pulles al,,1a.
arm md last above lhs gtgbt .ss = y nshi
xsteiy bruised, and remained aaoatasrloss s.ys
kyit sok . Augustus BaraieA and wta
4FNfH R'NIte OF RfaEH fNUafFfIuM
took COMPASSION or J1~eph E-nbse ~.
w Mstnpr and gsvs them shelter. liner 1,av
lei hastrs hgNeYef, a0d the nan. wuh -
! pAsR w 9stpes HafHVaa TOOK ka HaF1Let
shl'S lustnsfbirs info a nsia SOD there usvl.,sf
taen sfs IN jail.
:. tyhtIsiose~A double. kssn beloAsiss
y 1vhh Hltliaffz, s1d dives b sisaI -
sfatA u . tfsin a. rzuruad efys.fRg b..
nattuk1Das Tuesday % last sesk TIE mm
@lHf~h #t Our nOt seriously fularsg 1900
~ bsSa fas sOfse sAsthsfsHuy EIHsa an IL.
7fptI badly ia1arsd making u sassamars !. 80
- N@s'h saa AAfneMs wss aasnolisasa
nsDIhes faiLrEA-We Concord L. saaitea
m lssssn y pW hiussf ga recoFa mo- g7~~
~ afa - aaY eaim 90 Biaa etass asf III go,
p.hasu.sS. sHuk agtes. se. eEs Is1fss
g ~ eps9. haDy sbo tnaa 81 10 ana - 49,
etS AafHbed. ana tas naaasaar III wsiak
ssnF are eganinE - light ss0w IA -
= NtYs usat are dnfk aaa trfsGa
- - SAn whieh you'd PAT tAs Ssts 80
DsAthsn Ihinss" W tie biash.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-11-16
Cd November N 1910
STATE OF VERMONT

VFfitE or hbChErAHr or STATS.
horthncld, November ~. IsTo.
hereby certify that the foregoing 0ns hundred
huu eiShi nutnbeft, are true copies Of avs enaet
% ~ Tue JeheTnl Assembly, ~ It's regular men.
MAJ session OF 1915, published agresably 10 NJ.
provisions of section II, chapter 5of ths asssrsI
etalotes. GEORGE kICHOLA.
Secretary Of stata.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-11-16

IL ssN e0s schDa n0ass Al kssas
saa asissal~a h0sdsy sIsfssSss 81 -
~s9Ns ep~alas SHa ~ paDns
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-11-16

~ S&~te Act Is fsasiiaa 10 silnes.ss IN rssgi
Nssts-
u i SesS6t enarsxn. &c.
Non 4 II sey etFsi ssh 81 eraee@4tas 81 As
rTtH e. AtF NhetN npe u tbs agiEtasl parties
10 thS UlBl Haet 81 aaas e. scfassa - ,-ae 80 -
trial y DEAD. toe asbst parry ssSn nez lof tint
teasaA - 1ssausinat - asuaess in anq ssms
afoh sAs xsesfAsn gIsa @AAca ssr trstsaeasF ~
saeh asceassss Parts shsn have h~<n tKfeg ~
~slsA1, ~ ~ q stsHqIFaNAtf II npeH 1s5gf4 IL
t~ &sssa. haa sNAEH ~ NENt~1 s8sa asn1 ia Naeh
A&A ~ Etseegaass ts4f sas l-e~ssg8caf ~ ssss
r&sfg sasG - s3laIttee fa he ssgss nssssf SCI
ssast Ne asme rvstFse4eas - fhozxh ssah A.
Neaes1 f~fgs wrfe NvanN
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iras - eeffzia css
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-11-16

Ae @-Aa act to prvypat nlessi .esta.
hdio easds
n = hrrrhY euastad. 90
- pFfsua. Nbo ia 4 fosfsras 80.
ts~n Nhich As roqsifcsi IS lsw ~ ."y
cnesA ~ ~ r0feIs before the asv " sle.sf,.
s.s VIE ~ tessAe a. ecFoct shall have f<fisg
- lttssef na maine on snch nh~ct ifsf 80 ~
raeh tailsee shall have faFiguet N. rtsns x Y
M $50 - Al sny election, shall lhrtraN. :, ~
sLtnttea y vote 10 auy otheS iowa Al sDce eisS
~ SMt per~nn - ai~quaifncd shall
nor % Tits act hs shali be liable 10 ~ ts, -
"'.te lr~vSstieci hF iaw iof suoh 81 osal vafits
Tbs at shah take elect irslp is f@s
Appnoved November >. ls7e
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tors ia eeffsia css
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-11-16

a 49, q fentspn 70 me teaenttes q ~
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f AS umoer pho aeitSrrs ov.r 81 80
~ - shtHsaitioa any t~rson IN his eassosY
90 - $500 etiso1i hrytag oaFbpned
~ AsF hsUNtsApn@ 81 TIE preoN3lrr ss-sfsnr
49, PsnAaea By nns NOS sKceesine ave hab
50 ihs ss saan '~ke catsu from ii. ia.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-11-16

NJ %
See. 3 slch certificate shah b. rsaosaas ~ q
vDok pryyided and kept Tor the pnrpasa BY the
sonnty CLERK OF eaeh c1uHty IN the state. wAleb
DOCK SHAH bear the title and tnwcrtuftan nad
sAht vr styled the medical register III
be twenty-five een8s.
sex, & Any 5eY.aB Ia waarn a ea.seeaa.a
sued BY a board Of censor. ~ hereiu pro,l1eI
- ednet ne sanf 70 be recorded IN The WedI-
~ aegi+st q TIE county In which be aefozlty
I.aties ~ 4 resident ofths staia; IL not resaaedt
o. Toe susie, 10 the county where be oltsls,. ss5eb
$500 ado tef t4iinre or neglect 70 ftsr04s
= - N1hin AIRY dsYp afeT ~ iss4e, the
tveB rive dollars, add any Fssrsog - s6s1
heitgtbt Surgery ~ nidsiferY IN this
s.N go shalt sign a eerJGeate Of deafh far
eaftAt or removal shove sfOre9sld
Apefte = nf recorded ia the 1zaaaeY sflgf~
- liable - TIE same peuaitlss pro.
efs9s elkhf Of uais act. f0f the pgdlsh.
uncats o%
@ me eeasors u eaos snsaisa socasy
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-11-16

No. &~As SCI 10 sraesa eection ~ euiy ssse az
~ + brrehs euaeSsd, rsc.
e1 fscncn tseotysseven 81 chapter nine.
Af#ssaf ~ Tbs KeesT / 3 Aiafee u hafr5s amended
90 ~ ~ geaA ~ AssiBwA
u sbaii - TIRE aaty ~ Eh~ gusstcc ri the nesee
Or e9nwtr ronr before whom am eaSe sftNue
uadef thfk shApfeF h ffsna, u feqnfwsss. hF ethel
fAfD 20 Ns4s the f~eseseH4a fnsa 81 fte Bnesesary
@ituesNes Nbo shall anFaar hetese sueh esan III
thSsf epfssFarcs - the ee1ntx asou e. case Naeh
chsasH ~ AFfecAtrH 80 fbe e<paafY cuas1, aua fnF
their spf%sfsuce bstgfv tie a4sae osssrt n csAe
sfh oea~s ~ c3aitno<4 10 ihS sane sam Ia
~hAh ne sxesAnHrDt - ofaefea 10 rad nana.
Ana ~ r@@g aay mRsgn wgf0Nas saail resasr 80 ea.
let iaso fke ko4s8 AZ fasarnfrkn~e aFar,es ~
NAf ~ cssfEsrtfsss 70 lat on fhe NsrfaHf OF tht
gasthr~ ~ eagrs ezHs3aR saeh Urser.
Tia het shslt fake enesg ffan ia t4ass4es
Approves N~eFetuhe4 y lsst
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y" ia n sc' ~chanzlns the tins ~ holt,..
" h hereby enacted, etc.
SO re siatsl tsffns Of the county s,ou A.
ne coagtY ~ Wipdhasa, shall b. heid al -
aus@laA ~ aArvh, and The nceNa ~ Ives
ahY OF September "a each year
- much ~ scciion tssnty sit Of cha.
W thlt9 ~ TIE senerNi statutes a. i insen.s
hnt Win this act ~ hcraby nar~alsa.
Approved ovtobef -. irsa
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-06-18
T-ELEGRAPHIC BREV14IES.

A discharged officer as~sassinated
three Turkish cabinet ministers Fri
day night.
The leading Liberal Republicans of
he country are satisfied with the Gin
cinnati nominations. and will support
the candidates.
The anniversary of the battle of
Bunker Hill was generally celebrated
yesterday throughout the country.
A fire occurred at Ayr, Scotland, on
Friday, by which tw%enty-four women
were burned to death.
AS2,5 SOC, 900 fire at London, England,
Friday.
Il. III. Rollins, treasurer u. Z. p. r..
will be the next u. S. Senator from
New Hampshire.
By the wrecking OF Il train near
Greenville. s.. c.. Friday night. ) men
were killed.
Dom Pedro visited Providence and
Newport. r. l., Saturday.
Baseball Saturday: Chieagos beat
Mutuals, 10 to 3-Hartfords beat Louis
villes, ! TO 0-St. Louis beat Bostons.
IL to S-Athletics beat Louisvilles, %
to IS.
Recent heavy floods have greatly
damaged crops in Georgia.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-06-18
OHIO.
Notionu1 RcpuJlican Cou1,oytec

National Republican Conumi1tee.
Cincinnati, June 17.--Rooms of the
Republican National Committee, Gin
cinnati, June 16.-To the Members Of
the Republican National COMMITTEES
Pursuant to notice given by the Presi-
dent of the convention, a meeting of
the above committee was held ut the
Burnet house at a o'clock this evening.
IL was adjourned to meet at the Con-
tinental hotel, Philadelphia, Saturday.
July Sth, at o'clock p. M, for per,
manent organization. -
In h meantime communications
for the committees may he addressed
to the undersigned at Washington
VINO VIII perform any necessary duties
until the meeting of the committee,
but respectfully decline a recollection
as secretary. w. L. CHANDLER.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-06-18
W-lSNIAEIDN

B"t@oy'''s Rcsigs4uftDgs IcceyEH
Washington, June IZ.-gLenetarv
BFlsLoHs IA q letter 10 The President.
written this morning, Formally ten
deFed his Teslgnation-o Of the oifiee of
Secretary of the Treasury, TO take Ell
feet on Tuesday next, the 10Th ms.
The resignation has been accented
The reasons assigned for his retirement
are those which have already been
stated.
Grant Con0rdtuEdtes Hdyes.
President Grant sent the following
telegram to Gov. Hayes Immediately
upon receipt of the news of the Gin
cinnati nomination
Executive Mansion, Washington,
June l6.-Gov. r.. b. Hayes. Column
bus. Ohio: l congratulate you and
ieei the greatest assurance that you
VIII occupy my present position from
the fourth of March next.
tSighed) U. S. GRANT.
Indictments.
Yesterday the grand jury returned
an Indictment against Richard Har-
rington and Arthur b. Williams, each
for bribery. The first named il charged
with having on the 18th of October,
1873, while Assistant u. S. attorney,
received h sum of Sl5, 600 to have his
decision and action on a proceeding
pending before him influenced in the
matter of a motion for a new trial.
filed by one Hope II. Slater. convicted
OF murder, and that he did ask and
received such sum therefor.
The second charges hat A. b. VIII
liams did give the sum of SIS, coo to
Harrington as a bribe to Influence his
action in this case referred TO above.
Hape III. Slater is endorsed as "A wit
ness.
Williams appeared before Judge
Macarthur M gave bail in the sum of
$4,000
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-06-18
CONGRESSIONAL.
SENATE.

Il
Washington, June 1.-THE Chair
laid before the Senate q communion
ton from the Secretary of the Interior
transmitting n protest of leading men
of the Usage Indian nation against the
establishment of u territorial form OF
government for the Indian country.
Ordered printed and referred.
The Chair also laid before the Sem
ate n message from the President call
ing the attention of Congress to the
near approach of a new fiscal year and
the failure of Congress so far to make
provisions for ordinary expenses of the
government, also to various sections
of the revised statutes f%orbidding ex-
penditures of unexpended balances,
and requiring hat they be covered
into the treasury at the end of the
fiscal year.. Further he states that if
the appropriation bills are not matured
before the beginning of the new fiscal
year the government will be greatly
embarrassed for want of funds. and
submits a joint resolution to extend
the appropriation for consular. dip
lomatic and postal services, support of
the army and navy, etc., from the
present fiscal year to the next. Or
dered printed and laid on the table.
The Senate then resumed the CON-
sideration of the articles of impeaci-
ment against Belknap, and Judge
Black, of counsel for the accused
stated that there were many reasons
why the trial could not go on in July.
as ordered. He therefore moved that
it be postponed until about the middle
of November next and appealed to the
managers not to oppose the motion.
He stated that the managers under
stood the reasons for not going on with
the trial, and he therefore hoped they
would agree to n postponement.
Lord, on behalf of the board of man
ayers, asked leave for the managers to
consult with the House upon Che
question of postponement, which was
granted. Adjourned.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-06-18
NEW YORK s7ocK MARKEr.

New York, June. l7.-GoId closed at
1124@112s. Money, 2sM3: Govern
ments dull but strong. Stocks dull
and firm. Following are quotations /:
Western Union, 6S1 ; Quicksilver, l33 ;
Pacific Mail. 245 Mariposa, 50 New
York Central, 1913; Erie, i3s; Pana-
ma. 1856; U. p. stock. SO; u. p. bonds,
l05s;. Central Pacific bonds. 1857;
Wells-Fargo, Sss. =
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-06-18
INTER.OCEkN BARBER SHOP

] take great pleasure in announcing 10 the
public that / have aiken the management
Of the InLeT+0eean Barber Shop and have en-
gagged the services Of Frank H. Ebsney, adesf
mate barber he IL 3 royal p
will never talk his Le oeaGb, For
L most respectfully solicit tie patronage 81
all tbs Old customers and as many new ones
as may please 70 give as q trial We will be
always on hand 70 wait upon customers ouJ
work shall moi be Inferior 70 any IN our bust
ness. marz4tm HAUSSLER
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HOUSE.

The President sem to the House n
message directing attention to The
danger of not having the various an
preparation bills passed before the first
of July. and an important debate took
place thereon, at the conclusion OF
which the message vas referred 10 the
appropriation committee.
Decorah-posten., 1876-01-06
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"Saseu Ct mig Of flor Snierssie.
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meo 1918. 465 81 Sommsrbpscs.
MarIbau pinosr Yriien for i'm Era.
PLANTING. iom tiliammen opta9er
s 526 Mcres. 3 1874 sieoe ri $685..
205 Ssite, foruoen ~ .3ls til 10.
icrlel, al bbilte be lfleite fertss til
Nlnusiota. Sibfte Mar TastsbeS
Der % ioIstss til S%I0stnins 3l46H
Stpttsr $ornto9s. 8eo ben 8io
ianoteS / Statsn 9,733 Stpttsr fulc.
blobs, fortbornst &p99. 1126 Se.
pon, SO Ssrsiorb, 14S Mpibire, lit
5erfsp. 4 SoIoerues. % at andre
ier9oleoe &acer $50. Mntalet al
Suin bsleb fig til 3.0S6 S6l; al
oisis par IS 466 Of Bsrtiblreraeen,
SO .O63 af Yolano China, 273l5
al Gbsitsr @bite. 2,l75 Waese,
$40 gsirT. % al andre fcreolsoe
8acsr 35,451; iIusteoe sler iolste
for Slastnins blsp 2 534 81. vi
5aar rar Der 724, 204, % at olsie
oar 50 2O9 Mstluo, 1904 Cots.
molo, 3.146 9sictltsr. 1912 Soutb'
ouluus, % 81 AGO al andre toreo.
leoe 8actr. Ser blsu tlippst 2.340,'
GA 20 ulb. 8rroisn Of 6avm'
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pilo Sruet s4SS 259. Snotest al
apr0hoIo S42 POI ,039. al Welfsn
SIS. 39S 2l2. S%toppriIl s. 457020.
80rpisn al Mlt, lOm blep Tabrlte.
ret / Statsn / 1874 beleb ll9 III
500 263 3l9; al 8ul ueminsret I'll
81 600 l4O; al Bp9nlnsslten I'll
1902 102.
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ltantilie Samiuno. Nnlat pso b
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er i @isnusminit SO, sS iOr Waa'
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lerns; 365, 1l5 CT ineIerte +! Go
lsprutOfouens; Minosltalet al b
itolebslessnpe sr 227 1873. VI Sto
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$50 al Wnriten. 265 al @raaitel
% l53 af "9o9," bui!te tlllammet
bar en- @grci al SO. 499 075 Sto
lernts iamlsos light "a. 429, S74.
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