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The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-06-23
AWAY MOSS
Would Have 1t Taken From
Water Along the
Shore.

Steps are to be taken to clear
away the moss which has col
lected in the water close to the
lake shore, from the city dock up
past the hospital. The moss has
gathered so thick there within
the past few weeks that it is,dif-
hcult to pusha boat through it,
The subject was brought up at
the council meeting last night
and the matter was referred to
the proper committee for inves-
tigation. 1t was practically de
cided that teams and men should
be employed torake out the moss
and cart it away: The expense
of this work would amount to
about $500,
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-06-23
Local Fire Fighters Left For
Tournament This
Morning.
So, 600 IN PRIZES WILL BE DIS.
TRlBUTED.
Bemdji's Men Hope to Carry
Off Some of the
Best.

Fifteen Of the Bemidji tiremen
left this morning for Park Rapids
| to attend the ninth annual tourna
ment of the Northern Minnesota
Firemen s association. which will
commence today and last until
the Goth. The annual convention
of the Woodmen Picnic Assocla
ton will be held on the same
days.
The local tiremen have put IN
a good deal of tlmepractlclng and
hope to be able to carry off some
of the principal prizes. Il is
claimed that $1,000 Worth OF
prizes will be distributed
The tournament opens today
and after the preliminarles OF
formally receWingmd welcoming
the visitors the program Wilt
commence with a ball game be
tween Grand Rapids and Park
Rapids for a purse of So. From
this time on till the close OF the
tournament and picnic there Will
be some sort of entertainment. to
hold the attention of the Visitors.
Besides the firemen from here
there will be twenty members q
the Bemidji band attending.
They will leave tomorrow. a
great many other people will go
down also. This morning the
Great Northern ran an extra
train to accommodate the con-
tingnent from up the Blackjack
way.
Following are the names OF the
Bemidji firemen who will take
part in, the contests: G. FL.
Woodward, captain: Earl Cell,
Erton Cell, Ray Dennis, Arthur
Narveson, VIM. English, Bob
English, Charles Swedback,
Ed Cornwall, George Fleming,
Smily TIalversonand b. L. Naylor.
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-06-23
For Sale.

$4,000 acres two and one
half miles directly north of the
thriving city OF. -Bemidjji; this is
a level piece Of land with small
tim Der; it should make a good
general or stock farm; includes
the NJ, SW4, Sec. %, Twp AZ,
Rye. 80. I
100000 acres in compact
body, five miles north of the town
of Turtle River, two miles from
shipping station, five miles from
Tenstrike;; my reports show black
loan soil with clay subsoil; sew
eral thousand posts and poles,
which will sell readily at neigh
boring stations; also includes
good meadow land; this is as good
land as grows in Beltrami county.
SW4 Of NW4, w of SW4 Sec. 5,
E!4 of SCI of Sec. 6, Twp. 148.
Rye. 80
W. D. WAsHBURN, JR.,
302 Guaranty Loan Bldg.
Minneapolis, MINI.
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-06-23

Adam Laundry, 4 lumber.iack
3 81 years OF age, had his left leg
broken at ) o'clock this morning
ina peculiar manner Tie was in
Ted Smiths saloon ut the time.
An oldN friend, known as Tom,
the Hiler, entered the building.
The two men had not seen each
Other for some time and each
warmly grasped the other S hand.
Tom is "a big, strong fellow, and
in a spirit of fun he jerked his
smaller companion suddenly to.
ward him. In some manner
Laundry tripped and fen, his lee,
being doubled up under him and
breaking just above the ankle.
The police We're summoned and
Consideration reigned for Il few
minutes. Laundry WAS taken IN
a RE to the county hospital, where
he will receive the proper care
until he RECEIVERS from the IN jury.
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-06-23

& 44sas
Personal propertyassesslnent
for several towns in the county
have been completed. Assessors
j. II. Hancock, Of the town of
Turtle River; j. J Miller, Of
Hornet. VIVA. Newdecl, Of Hag-
ali; knute HalvorSon, of Bemidjl
and L. n Bromly, Of Turtle
River, are IN town and filed their
With the county au-
ditor. Only the figures on per
sonal property have been totaled
up as vet. The value OF personal
property in the towns assessed
are as follows Turtle River, S9;5,
81 /: Turtle Lake. So. 49o; Hornet,
So. sal: IIagali, $50, HI: Bemidll,
exclusive Of the sllage Of BE
midi, s577.9os.
Work Of figuring ont the as
scssments on Other than per-
sonal property Is now in progress
and will BE completed within a
few days.
Union Furniture Co, Minnie
sofa avenue, near depot. NcwEand
second hand furniture store. ~
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-06-23
The deSJthof John II Hunt, an


The deatF=of John II. Hunt, an
| old soldier 80 years OF age, yes.
terday noon, WAS sudden and
came under rather peculiar en-
Gums tances. Old age and a s.ys-
TEN generally run down is attr1b-
uted as being the cause OF his
death.
The man was a bachelor and
was living alonein Carson's addl
ton. For some time he has beer
ailing. but his condition was not
considered at all serious. a pam
in his side seemed to be his chief
complaint and last Saturday l)r.
Ward wrote out a prescription
for the i'll. All. HIazen, a near
neighbor to Hunt, has been look
inc after him III Il way during
his temporary illness. 4ester==5
day morning the old gentlemen
complained Of feeling worse and
DR.. Morrison was called. lie
found nothing Very serious the
matter and told Eazen to secure
a hot water bottle for Hunt
This was about noon.' Hazen
went on his mission and before
returning ate his dinner. Hunt
was not feeling very badly and
was left alone. Shortly after T.
o'clock MI. Hazen called again at
the house and found Hunt lying
on his bed dead. Indications
were that death had been an easy
one.
The body is now in the care Of
E. L. Naylor, the undertaken, and
an attempt is being made TO get
word to the mans relatives. The
sum of 500. SO was found on his
person, also a voucher for S36
due him from the government as
a pension and Warranty deeds
for two lots which he owned In
town. An old check book on an
eastern bank was found, but
whether HuntnoW has any money
on deposit there or not IS not
known. Letters in his posses
sion show that IN 1892 he had a
sister living in Detroit, Mich, but
the letter states that. she intend
ed to move. 1t is also Thought
that he has brother IN ST. Paul
There viii! probably be no m
quest, Tits plain to the authorl-
ties that the death was a natural
one. Hunt has lived here for
| about three wears
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-06-23
NEW SIDEWALKS ON BUSINESS
STREETS MUST MEAS.
IRE IL FEET.
LICENSE OF OPEN AIR SHOWS
RAISED.
Council Decides These Things
~.'.,, and Transacts Usual
Routine Work.

All sidewalks hereafter con-
structed in the business section
of the city must measure twelve
feet in width. A resolution to
this effect was passed at the
council meeting last night. The
walks included in the resolution
are those along First, Second,
Third and Fourth streets, be-
tween Bemidji and American av-
enues, and along the avenues be
tween Bemidji and American, in
elusive. Walks on the residence
streets will measure six feet in
width.
The subject of the license of
the medicine men now transact
ing business in the city and run
ming an open air show, was brot'
up and it was decided that the
present license of s. a day was
too small. 1t was resolved to
raise the fee to So a day. This
can be done and made to go into
effect today, for the license is
taken for only one day at time.
Yesterdays license will expire at
2 o'clock today.
Later the matter of contribute
ing to the support of the fife and
drum corps was brought up.
The boys need $50 additional for
the purchase of uniforms and
the city was asked to make up
the required sum. 1t was voted
to take the license money here
after paid into the city treasury
by the medicine people and de
vote it to the use of the fife and
drum corps. 1t is expected that
the show will leave town next
Saturday night, which will leave
$25 for the boys. In addition to
this the G.. A. r. has guaranteed
them S25 for their services dur
ing the encampment. This will
make the purchase of the uni
forms possible.
The usual routine business
was transacted.
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-06-23
FREE SHOW TONIGHT.

Don't fail to attend the big show
given every evening at $50
o'clock on the vacant lot at the
foot of Third street. Quaker
Company No. . with their enter
tainers give an entire change of
program each evening. New
songs, new jokes and new acts.
Everybody is invited. 1t is abb
s0luteIy free. Come out and en-.
Joy yourselves. 40
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-06-23
The Ball Benefit.

''What Became of Parker the
play produced at the opera house
last night by local talent for the
benefit Of the base ball club, was
the great comedy success claimed
in the hand bills. The charac-
ters We're all we'll trained in their
parts and the performance went
off without hitch. J. E. Lind
gren, Jack Rolph, Willis Dunlap,
John Hurley, Carroll Learned,
Bob English, Miss Ida Root Cor
don, Mrs. ]. E. Lindgren. Miss
Leila Solberg and Mrs. G. T. Fal-
Ion made up the cast.
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-06-23

T. Mangusandrie was brought
down from Tenstrike last night
and placed in St. Anthoney's
hospital. He is still suffering
from injuries received last
winter.
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-06-23

Personal properly a assessments
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-06-23
For Sale.

1919 acres in town of Maple
Ridge, Beltrami county. Inquire
at Merchants saloon, Bemidji il,
MINI. 5O-6t
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-06-23
THE CITY

N. y. Nelson is In town from
Crookston.
A. Knudson of Nebish arrived
in town last night.
w. Longfellow arrived from
Wadena yesterday.
L. r. Barte Of Sank Centre is
visiting in the city.
DR.. Bradford sup from Park
Rapids.
a. j. Smith is here from Sank
Centre.
II. Hebron has one of the finest
litters Of pups ever shown in the
city. .
The valuable bird dog owned
by Bart Stafford, which was a
mere pup, was poisoned this
morning by unknown parties.
Z. H. Bailey is out of the city
for a few days.
New line Of plain and fancy
white Wais tingsat the Bazaar. 81 2
Furnished rooms for rent over
the Boyer building Inquire
unstairs. 54-tf
Mrs. Matt Phibbs and family
spent Yesterday afternoon at
Cass Lake.
Minnesota strawberries direct
from the orchards every day this
week. Only at Peterson's. Salt
The board Of equalization is
meeting at the city hall today
At the time of going to press
nothing of any Importance had
come up to be considered.
Grand Union Tea companysells
the tea and coffee direct to con
sumner. No middle man S profit. so.
Richard Collins was in today
from Lake George, where he is
camping for his health.
Ed Kelley appeared before
Judge Reynolds this morning on
a chargeof drunkenness. He was
left off on condition that he. would
leave town Immediately.
Ladies and children's bathing
suits and caps just received at
the Berman Emporium.d 2d-w1
Judge McClenahan and Steno-
grapher George Moody have re
turned to Brainerd.
Orders for the hack can be
teleshoned to Bagley's livery
stable. Prompt service gaur-
anteed. 54-5
James j. Lambrecht Of the
Mutual Life Insurance company
is in Bemidji.
Just received, "a large assort-
ment in the latest style of white
and colored shirt waists at the
Bazaar. 52-2t
Alex Cadul, representing the
New York life insurance company
is in town.
Leave your orders for paper
hanging, decorating, painting and
sign writing with Steece, at Beau
dette's tailor shop. 47tf
Bible class will be held Wednes-
day evening at 8 O'Clock in the
jury room of the new court house.
All are cordially invited to at
tend. w. j. Wolver, Pastor.
The Rev. Thomas Bloomfield
and family are~ visiting relatives
out Of the city this week. The
minister will return in time to
hold the usual services in the
Baptist church Sunday.
T. Mangusandrie was brought
down from Tenstrike last night
and placed in St. Anthoney' S
hospital. He is still suffering
from injuries received last
winter.
For Sale.
1919 acres in town of Maple
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-25

te uIs FsFfe Organization. 9liemonO
briift Giemano mag Oie ate Gep6bnz
belt a6tegen. Der 6eBer bat in Der
RegeI Mot 3eit, nod Oiel gu Ituoiren,
bic gprrettoren eigentli4 aud nt9t,
a6er bod ioQten lie e5, Die 9entidz
Qmertfaner tperbeu, Do tie ni6t 5rd@
ger zines osutf nStoutspeiens Iino,
INNER fi6 nit i6rer .5Prude unO
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miifen, uno es 6eibt perriinfti8srz
tpetFe ni6ts 4nosres ii6rig, ais gu err
tpGgen, fpie Die neue photographic
mDgli6F buIo QuFrahme firOen tann,
W&an 1piro ods PsrionaI not6nenoiz
gerpefie erit f4ulen miiFen, unO ouz
riiber ber8eben Monate. 2t6er Der
gnti6tuB ipute, ie e6er, je better, gez
FoBt neroen. 0ir tpmmen ooour3
INN einer be0eutTamen 66ritt benz
3ieIe nd6er, u~nierer aeIt6etii6 pO6Iz
gefteqten @pra6e aud cine aetbetii4
f40ne photographic gu geben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-25

Der OGoenbur8er 2un0@
tag bat 6eIdlofen, Die Staat5>Rez
gierung 5u srIuden, nit anOeren Rez
gierunqen 6ei'm 8unoe5tag Oabin gu
nirfen, oaB Da8 3ei6 bur4 gr0Bere
6purfQmteit uno GinI6rdntung Der
Qusga6en cine 6ero6minoerung Der
MSatritularz82itrdge Der Gin3eItaaz
ten barbeifiibre.
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IrnnuftensW arft.

ltntsn1tebenoe 9reiie 6e3ie1en F4
auf ben gngro5 : 5anoeI; fir ben
R~Iein6anoeI muB Elm entipre4enOer
@uHa!a8 gemo6t peroen.
5orm : Yrooutte.
2e6enOes @efliigel: pro Yfunb,
iun8e 5ii6ner lie. Bis 14c.; aIte 9ibz
ner lie. bis 113c.; @dnie lie. bis
49,; Butter 1Oc. bis 15c.; gnten 10c.
bis 14c.; 2uuben, prO Paar loo. bis
zoe.
Gtsr, pro 9uBenb zoe. Bis 21c.
4epfel, prO SAP SIPS Bis $500;
&rpns6eeren, pro SAB $500 Bis
$11.OO; @pfelIinen, pro Site $1.75
Bis $3.50.
Gemiiie: a~artoffeln, pro 8ufdsI
$50. bis 7Oc.; 3niebeln, pro 8ui6eI
55c. Bis &c.; 8siBtobI, pro Some
$500 Bis $1,000; 8OpfIaIat, PRO
Serb SOC. Bis $1.OO; 3uderrii6en,
BRO Rife 35c. Bis 4Oc.; Selerie, pro
0uBen0 15c. Bis 25c.; Garotten, pro
&ite Doc. big 35c.; Spinal, pro 8uz
fteIfiite 40c. bis &c.; brauner &O5l,
PRO 8u76eltiite 1876. Bis 15c.
MilD: Sanger 9iri4, PRO PfunO
15c. Bis 18c. @nten: MauarO, pro
qaur SOC. Bis &C.,; 8~Lat6eaOs, pro
9aar 6Oc. Big 75c.; 8eOheoO5. PRO
Quur $500 Bis $3.50; GanbuB6uG,
pro 4uar $500 Big $3.50; geD0bnz
Ii6e, prO Qaar 3Oc. bis 4Oc. 9iri4z
ridden, PRO 9funo 25c, Bis 28c.
Groceries unb 8roDtftoz
Roffinirter 3utsr: pro gfuno, 8es
pjirfeIt, 5.615c.; pulDeriiirt, 5.113c.;
StanOaro gronuIirt, 5,01@c.; fetn
~granuIirt, Sole; Gr1itaI, 5.013c.;
Columbia 81, 4.713c.; 8el6er, 4.17!c.
Bis 4.475c.
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Nifhfnttrrs nnh strnhnreiie.

Gol8enOes finO bic ouf ben ~ftoattiz
4en 8augen fir 6eu, StrO6 II. +. IN.
geitern er3ielten 8retie:
0etIt9e 9eumuuge.
9eu.-3imotbn, $40 pro Some,
8lee6eu $16, 9emif4tes SIT pro
Some.
@tro6. - 8eisenFrp6 $40 Bis
81, 8oggentro6 SIT pro Some.
Mais- neueS, $2.85 Bis $3.50
pro 5uB.
8eFGi6e 6eunaage.
Seu.- 3imotbp $40 Bis 500 pro
Some, 8lee6eu $16 Bis ST., gemii4z
teS $18 beis $40 pro Some,
6tro6. - Dei3enitrO6 $1,000
Bis $11.5O, Ro89enitrO4 $16 bis $17
PRO Some.
Mois- neues, $3.50 Bis $500
BRO Sab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-25

belt" oSa, dber tparum baden bic
@iraffen 10 LANCE 9dIie?" fra9te
6riB6en munter peiter. - n9umit
ie Die paImen freIen t0nnen, benin
bitten bic @irdffen tur3e 9dlie, 0unn
pGren lie in nod gr0berer @erIegenz
beit!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-25

SaI3fIeiia: PRO 9funo, gan3e
@6ultern, en9l. 8eI4n., 93c.; gang
tur5e Rippen, 93c.; SettenfPed,
1916; gauge 2eibitide, 103c.; SPedz
S6ultern, 1OIc.; Sugar : Gureo"
66ultern, 1876; 66inten, 1896;
obne 6aut, 1876; 9icnic, 10c.;
nMsB"=6 6neinefIeiI4 $3.50 Pro
SAB; S6mal3 - in Sierces, gut rdfs
finirt, 1915; in 6dfern, lie.
Raffee: g~otirungen iinO pie folgt;
ouf Der Bats DON So Gents Pro
4funb fir Gio gtr. 7; Santos Tic;
Bis lit; Maracai6O 9&c. Biz 1915;
SABA 1916. Bis 23c.; MOtta 18c. Pt5
100.
8er6Feter 8affee: 6. 8. 6. in ST.
item, 10 Gts. big 1O4 Gts. pro PfunO;
in 8Hdien unO SGden, reiner SABA,
32c. Bis 324c.; SABA unO Motta, ges
miI6t, 271c. Bis Csc. pro PfunO; reiz
ner Maracai6D. 22c. Bis 22lc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-25

9affenbe RoIIe. - 8rems
Der: .6aben Sic benin audi cine rtus
miI6e 4Ite" Bel S6rem @~niembIe?"
- S6mierenOirettOr: nRatirIi4!
Dit bat bod geitern Q6enO osnn 5rdu3
Mpor" Qsfpielt."
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0eIdaftss0 eleaenbeiteu.
gu pcrfdufcn:

Gin lanoc btitebtupts Ga0ttail=Sdrtnt DAFT,
nit 6iqentbum, MIR C~rnfbditt Cfjerten ttnotn
@t%iifF6tiounq. aorJfca inter =. 81 an DE
Grpsoition Oities @latt;s. t2l-0l
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Nn3elaen. -3n Derfanicn.
q-Iutpmattfde Troy Sear.

Gin gutter 6leii6laotu. 9utt 9ldr1'lbo1t.. pi'
fa gu pertauitn. 0a53uiragen bti If. 9rtbptl@
Rr. 932, 9enniplDau:as9IosFue tz--9j
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-25

2ebsnbs Gdniefeosra erter RlaHt. 4Oc. uno ooc.
has BiunD. Sr btts Qre.3 DIro btJablt Tur alEs
oHtitt Wdba9onpzgi0beln ranieriean Gtasper co.
9r- RO. YurnsSHtansEtraRe. lyfdII9. Is. 2&Sl
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S uutottfiG6 s.
mer t6ut es?

QHer tpuI t9!
n0er's 6eFer fam - fOQ mir mill
tommen fem!
Sd min ia 0i6ts uls 8a4r2s, Suites!
Dem @iirOiger'n rGum' germ ben
9lQB i'd ein."
Gu Iagt Elm Sober - unO rper tbut
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-25

DtUINuI -. o12-o15
Mai 834-834
/. -0ie 6eutige Mais3ufu6r
betrug 138,95O 8u5d:l; 8erIanOt
BON ben G|IeDatoren 53,424 8uf4el;
@Iebatorenz9orrat 321,85 8uI9el.
@ertGufe: 10000 N2dr3 gu 511, 50,z
900 Spot gu Ssh 10000 be5gl. at
$751; 10000 Sanuar 5u SO, 17,400
gemif6ter Spot gu So, 1000 Steamer
gemif6ter Spot gu 561 unO 10000
6ebruar 5u 544.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-25
Sarleben aHf @rmnOeigentbum

9arlcbcr pon $500 bis $4,000
auf GrurosQtntbum in Der Staot uno BAN 2dnot;
~nisprlae 3insraten. 8. % 8errp & Son,
gr. 225. ST. 9auizStrGBG (Oftl9.6Dlte)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-25

giaiq, ib6n uuo Itibt a%rbeittno. Stanoaroz
Gdbmaibincn. gaar ootr 6rsoit. &ia;9ittr Ids
ibinsn.9aOsu in Der StaOt. Gas. I. Sbar'
rer, Gr. 664, g9ctSga!timortsStr. uliD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-25

SUUIDtI5TIITTVT IVV PTV. A'IO ~
Wei3en.- Die 6eutige 8et5enz
8ufu6r be3iffsrte fia ouf 1925 8us
i6el; &erianot BON ben @Iebatoren
4498 8u79el; 8orrat6 in ben @leDaz
loren 264, 4O98u76el. @ertauft nurS
ben 5000 Steamer gr. 2 rptber Spot
~ 70
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-25

giIIiq 1871 uuD 40 elder; Elm utues
Saus auI ,iutm; biQig, lpsun oisie Bo9e mob
~Oerfauit. 81 eriraesn bel cannon, 3reiter
5lur, u-GaIDert%GtbduOt.A (Cft24. 81
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-25
GrunociQentbmm 3rt herfaufeu.

6eOO fauf,n Nr. 4, RorosGreterzStrab, prd6=
tDOOO tiges Or5ii6diges 5tegelfcineruss 9Sobn=
baug in qutem 3uitanDe - elm Bargain. Aorefc
gr. Alb, GatbeOral=S traBe. C3,4r6)
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$4,000 Saar $500 pro ISOLDE

Su p%Crf1Hfeu:
3D,it6diae 0dui;- mi: ieas 3inmsrH oil 1rsr''
6trabe, ylpii6en 9altimort=Str. uuo Gairutount'
Qpe.. usbsu gatterious4art" Gieis Sanitt sHt1
balten ale neu,itsn gequtmliAttittn, e!ni4iiebIl4
c~sulsutirte &sasr UNI TdrmorsSrtppen. 9reis
500. @runOj;ns S27 idDrIia. GCOuesStraBs 1T
nit Den btten uitrifiiirtsn 3lsgsIf'latn s~sptIatIt.
GDp J. GaIIogbet, GawIattrnsbmer
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