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Cañon City record., 1903-12-24
Annual Meeting.

Canon City, Colo. Dcoember !, 1sos
The regular annual meeting OF tho stockhoid-
ers Of the Deweess-Dye Ditch and Reservoir
company will be held At the company offics. oii
Main street, Canon City, Colorado. on Saturday
afternoon, January md, 1904 ut , O'Clock p. m.
The business being TO approve the action Of tbs
directors relative 70 . proposed bond issue. the
election of oflcors and such other business ~
may come before the meeting.
BY Order Of the President
JAnls TunxsuL1- Secretary.
First pub. Dec. ., 1su3.
Last pub. Dec. u, 1905
Cañon City record., 1903-12-24
Notice.

the Royal Gorge Coal and Fire Clay Co. OF (,An-
on City, Colorado, will be held At its odice,
Si7s Nain street, on Tuesday,, January 1Ah,
1904, between the hours of and p. M, for this
election OF dircctoru to serve for the ensuing
year, and for any othsr huains.s that may
properly come before the msetinE.
II. r. Rosnnfsos,
B~crstAsy.
First pub. Dec. II. 1909
Last pub. January Z. 1904.
Cañon City record., 1903-12-24
Notice.

Notice is hsreby given tha, the regular an
npal nesting Of The stockholders Of The First
held 1t their banking rooms, Canon City Colo
rado, on Tuesday, Jan II. 1904 81 ociock p m :.
for the election OF . Board of Dirsetors and for
the trAnsActicn Of any other business that may
legally come before sAid mestinG.
~ G. Crsven, Cashier.
First publication Dec. 10. io1.
Last publication Jan. 2, 1904.
Cañon City record., 1903-12-24

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab.
let's. All druggists refund the money
II it fails to cure. e. w. Groves
signature is on each box. 25c.
Cañon City record., 1903-12-24
Friends In Counci1.

The Friends in Council met at the
Elk's Hall, Dec. Is, 1903. Mrs. Dawson
conducted the lesson in Civil Govern
ment. This was followed by the Bay
View Magazine articles-Washingt n,
the City of Leisure and United States
after the Revolution. Mrs Rowland
gave reading, Miss Selleck rendered
a solo, accompanied by Miss Briggs, a
viol solo by Mr.. Smith accompanied
by Miss Coolbaugh, closed the after
Moons session.
Cañon City record., 1903-12-24

Place your wants in the !RsooRD
Want Column
Cañon City record., 1903-12-24

Many are sending Success and the
American Boy to their Sons and nep-
hews for Christmas. The two cost two
dollars. You can get the two and the
Record one year for only $3.50 at the
Record office.
Cañon City record., 1903-12-24

expected that game between Salida
and the local team will take place here
in the near future.
Cañon City record., 1903-12-24

McNelly's ments are corn fed. that's
why they taste Sc good.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-07-03
STATEN ISLAND
FERRY WILL BE
OWNED BY CITY.
Sinking Fund Commission of New
York so Decided Last Night
viii Lease them-Was a
Compromise.

The Sinking Fund Commission, of
New York, decided yesterday to pur-
chase the terminals and boats of the
Staten Island ferry as preliminary
to carrying out Mayor Lows sugges-
tion for improving the ferry service
by an expenditure of $3,2OO,O0 for
better terminal facilities and new
boats, Mayor Lows other proposal,
that the ferry be leased for operation
to the highest bidder, would also have
been adopted but for the Intervention
of Alderman Mccall.
The Mayor was about to put the
resolution to vote when Mccall OBJ
iected. He urged that the ferry be
operated by the city. Mr.. Mccall
pressed his amendment, and finally a
compromise was effected after the
Mavor pointed out that the leases held
by the present operating company do
not expire until next June, or, in
other words, after the next election.
The compromise was that the Dock
Commissioner should draw up before
Dec. 15, form of lease to be bid for
by competition and an alternative
plan for the operation of the ferry by
the city. The operating issue will
then be decided upon. The resolution
providing for the Improvement of the
ferry was adopted and will now go to
the Board of Estimate for approval.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-07-03
INCREASE OF SURPLUS.
Lehigh Valley Finances are in Excellent
Condition Meeting Yesterday.

At the meeting of the board of
directors of the Lehigh Valley Rail
road Company yesterday, statement
showing the earnings and expenses
for the month of May, and for the
eleven months to5May 81, 1908, was
presented.
The statement for May follows:
Gross earnings $2,714,7 7O9 increase
1924, 244; expenses ST., Z 55, ,701, increase
$124, $40; net earnings 1859, 00S, in
crease $799, sos; changes 1881, 788, de-
crease 1851, 1888; surplus, $6S7, 220, in
crease 81, 151, 1878 for II months. Sur
plus 81, 49, increase $2, ,761, 1854.
: The present surplus compares with
a defcitllast year.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-07-03
Final Award Favor. British.

TIENTSIN, July 3.-The final award
In the Anglo-Russian railway dispute
has been rendered and practically con-
cedes every claim put forward by the
British company. The case dates back
to March, 1901, when Russia undertook
to prevent the Tientsin-Peking compa-
ny from constructing a siding at Tien-
tsin on ground which Russia claimed
it had acquired prior to the troubles in
1900. The occupation of the ground
by Russian troops in March, 1901, re-
suited in the latter being confronted
by body of British infantry, and the
situation for time was extremely deli
cate. Diplomatic intervention relieved
the tension and the matter was re-
ferred to arbitration.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-07-03
MINIATURE TORNADO.
Three Lives Lost and Much Damage
From Fierce Rain Storm.


From Fierce Rain Storm.
NEW YORK, July "A miniature
tornado that raced across this swelter-
ing city came up with black cloud,
out Of which came lightning, wind and
a drenching downpour of rain, alternat-
ing with hail.
The storm swept the city at veloci-
ty Of seventy-two miles. Lightning,
hail and deluge of rain attended it.
In ten minutes there was a drop of 20
degrees in temperature.
Lightning struck the tower of the
Church of Divine Paternity at Seventy
sixth street and Central Park West
cracking it badly
Miss Mary Carman a young woman,
was blown into the street in front of
the Flatiron building and badly hurt
Little Fannie Kinsler, in fright at
clap of thunder, ran into horse and
was killed Lightning set fire to the
Hamburg-American line pier in Hobo
ken. Thirty yards of fence at Manhat-
tan field were blown down. John DOM
mick was knocked into East river by
flying plank and drowned.
Five deaths and about thirty pros
trations occurred before the storm cool
ed the atmosphere.
The highest temperature recorded
was 90.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-07-03
Small Crowd Present Receipts
not Enough to Pay ExpenCes
of Contest
Nc MILLAN'S SPEECH.
Invites Hansen to Scranton Where he Pre-
mises House of 500 People at 81 a
Head Wanted the Crowd Outside to
Come in but Meme Moved Hansen May
Except the offer.

On account of the small crowd at
the wrestling bout between III. P.
Hansen and Dan Mcmillan last night,
the match was called off. J. H.
Donohue made the announcement in
which he said the crowd was too small
to pay even expenses let alone make
anything for the winner.
Mcmillan addressed the crowd in
which he said:
Gentlemen you can see for your
self what kind of house there is here
tonight. Outside there is a large
crowd if they all will come in the
receipts taken up will be about $40,
then will wrestle. OF the income
$50 will go toward expenses and $40
for the winner"
The crowd outside did not come on,
so Mcmillan then said the match was
off.
"When l took Hansen's challenge I
understood that this was a good
wrestling town." he said, "now If
Hansen will come to my home at
Scranton, Pa, and wrestle me, in any
style he wants, will guarantee him
house of at least 500 people,"
J. H. Donohue, Hansen's manager,
told the News reporter that if Nc
MILAN really meant this that the
match would soon be arranged
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-07-03
CATHOLIC CONVENTION.
Arrangements Under Way at Atlantic City
for the National Societies.

Atlantic City, July 3-Bishop Nc
Faul, of Trenton, has been here look
ing over the ground and arranging the
details of the coming convention in
August of the American Federation of
Catholic Societies with Postmaster
Bacharach, Joseph A. McNamee and
Howard A. Gould. The president of
the federation, Thomas B. Minahan,
was in New York this week, consult
ing with Archbishop Farley, who has
given his hearty approval of the move
ment and will be represented at the
convention by large delegation of
prominent New Workers.. Social ques-
tions, education, the care of the great
and growing Italian element, the
branches of church work in Cuba and
the Philippines are matters that will
take up the entire attention of the
delegates.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-07-03
GOVERNOR FAVORS
OYSTER EXHIBIT
AT EXPOSITION.
Charles R. Bacon of the Oyster
Commission is Deeply Interested
and it Seems it Will be
Success.

Concerning the exhibit of New Jer-
sey oysters at the St. Louis exposition
the New York Herald had the follow
ing to say this morning:
Charles R. Bacon, chief of the
Bureau of Shell Fisheries, wants the
New Jersey oyster industry adequate
ly exhibited at the st. Louis Eyposi-
tion. He says it would make a pic
turesque and interesting show.
What is there picturesque in oyster
shells?" the cynic asked.
THAT is about all that all western
ers and too many Jerseymen know
about the jersey oyster industry, "
rather testify answered Mr.. Bacon.
What we purpose to show is the ex-
tent and character of this great in
dustry, with maps and pictures of the
extensive grounds on which the bivalve
is grown, of the buildings, wharves
and vessels where it is prepared for
shipment, of the scientific methods of
propagation and cultivation, and,
generally, to stimulate interest in it
as delicious and most desirable Jer-
sey food product. The western people
know almost nothing of this and of
the finer qualities of the oyster fresh
from the she'll. 1t is now a practical
possibility, as we purpose to demon
strate, to ship Jersey oysters to the
middle and far west, with our modern
methods of transportation, so that
they can be eaten in restaurants and
private houses in st. Louis as fresh
and toothsome from the she'll as in
New York or Trenton. -
1t is understood that the Governor
and the members of the, New Jersey
Commission to ST Louis take an in
terest in the matter and large and
interesting exhibit of the oyster in
dustry of the State seems pretty well
assured.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-07-03
WHERE TO FIND
ENJOYMENT ON
FOURTH OF JULY.
People who do not Know What to
do With Themselves can
Try one of These
Places.

No one in Perth Amboy need to
wonder long where to spend Fourth
of July. 1t is an easy matter to
determine for the city is surrounded
with resorts which furnish the best
of amusements and are a delight to
the grown folk as well as the chill
dren. Then there is the boat race
which will take place at l o'clock.
Don It fail to be on the shore to see it.
Everyone knows where to find
Boynton Beach for the reputation of
that resort has been long established.
It is with no exception. the prettiest
spot along Staten Island sound. Those
who have not been there this year,
however. have a great treat in store
for early this spring the manager,
Ernest Boynton, was hard at work on
that dancing pavilion and it's admitted
by all who have danced there ii Is
season, to be one of the finest in the
State. 1t is kept so highly polished
one can almost see his face in it and
the dancing is made pleasant dream.
1t simply cannot be resisted. Then at
Boynton S every provision is made for
furnishing lunches and satisfying the
inner man as we'll as the crave for
amusement. The resort is one of the
best kept places in the country.
Over at Sea Breeze Old Glory floats
in the breeze over beautiful sandy
beach. Crowds of people are there
these warm days to enjoy themselves.
The bathing is fine. 1t is declared to
be the finest saltwater bathing along
the coast and there are few to dispute
it. Then there are the shooting gal
lery, the merry -go-round, the swings
and the dancing pavilion. The beauty
of it all Is, the location is on the point
and, true to it's name, it is swept by
sea breezes from morning until night
and then again from sunset to dawn.
Numerous excursions have been at
Manager Fiigen's popular resort sthis
summer and the city people are loud
in its praise. The little steamer
Amanda" is a pretty little craft and
is giving great satisfaction.
At Pulaski Park special attention
has been given to the floor and every
thing is in readiness for glorious
day. The music will be of the best
and every effort has been made to
please the crowds who are bound to
drift in there from force of habit.
There is Union Grove ready for
picnics and no nicer place can be
found. 1t is an attractive place and
all conveniences are there.
If none of these places seem to suit
the fancy take the excursion to Coney
Island. The Quaker City will stop
here and will carry big crowd 1t
will be pleasant sail and an enjoy
able day.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-07-03
Two Boys Go Under.

NEW HAVEN, Conn, July 8. =
George Vilsort and Charles Schlayer,
two young boys, fourteen years of age,
were drowned in the Quinnipiac river.
The two boys were swimming in part
of the river much frequented by the
Fair Haven boys. One of them, who
was not a good swimmer, got into a
hole, and when his companion went to
his assistance he clutched him so tight
ly that both went down.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-07-03
snow n Montana.

BUTTE, Mont, July 3.-Snow has be
gun falling, and the indications are
that the fall will be heavy. Butte has
had snow on almost every Fourth Of
Jesn-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-07-03
Fire Nearlx pentroyed Town.

GREENvILLE, N. c., July 3.-Fire
which originated in Parham's ware
house in this city destroyed property
estimated at nearly 100000, partially
covered by insurance. The fire for a
time threatened the destruction of the
entire town, and it was only by the ex-
treme efforts Of the firemen that the
flames were checked. The larger por-
ton of the tobacco section was de-
stroyed, besides several shops, ware
houses and residences.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-07-03
oruanist Drowned In Moodna Creek

NEWBURG, N. Y, July 3.-Professor
Arthur Wood, organist of st. Georges
Episcopal church, was drowned in
Moodna creek while bathing with some
boys. He was forty years old and a
native Of Cornwall.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-07-03

The second game will be called at
4 o'clock. The Marions will line up
as in the first game, McPhillips taking
Evans place in the box. For the
Equitables Lamar will play Sd base in
the afternoon, Lindeman will go to
centre field, Freedberg will catch and
Hopper will pitch.
The above lists are those announced
by the managers of both teams. But
it is quite probable that the pitchers
slated for the morning game may
work In the afternoon and vice versa.
All that can be said definitely by the
Marion management is that if the
Equitables decide to pitch Hopper in
the morning McPhiIlips will oppose
him, and if Lindeman does the twirl-
ing Roy Evans will perform for the
locals
There will be great fight for to-
morrow's games aud both teams are
confident of victory. Lindeman is in
fine shape. only last Sunday holding
down the Cuban X-Giants to one hit.
With Roy Evans to oppose him, how
ever, the Marions think that they
stand fine chance for victory.
The other game in which Hopper
and McPhililps will do the pitching,
should prove pretty contest. Alto
gether the prospects for fast ball are
excellent and the fans are hoping tina
the Marions will celebrate the Fourth
by winning both games.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-07-03
Will Meet the EquitahIes on the
Smith Street Grounds Both
Morning and Afternoon.
INTEREST IN PITCHERS.
Preparations Being Made to Entertain
Large Crowds at Both Games
and McPhiIiips will do the TwirlIng fer
the Home -MarIons in Good Form
and are Ready for the Contests.

Two games will be played by the
Marions tomorrow and in both con-
tests the Equitables will face the
locals. The first game will be started
at 10 O'Clock and the probable lineup
will he as follows.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-07-03

The Evening News makes a special
ty Of real estate.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-07-03

HAVANA, July 3.-John N. Fay, a
on the Ward line steamer
Matanzas, which arrived here from
Tampico for New York, developod d
mild symptoms of yellow fever on the
voyage and has been put ashore here
and isolated in the fever hospital.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-07-03

For real estate see page 2.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-07-03

Colonel Pope. of bicycle fame, re-
gently said that the first essential to
business success is advertising;
that the second essential was "big
advertising;'' and the third, "bigger
advertising"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-06-04
CASTORIA
fur sauglinge und Kinder.
Die Sot, Die lr Inner Gekauft HABIT
u.: s.:ss a: 70, &MzNzzW'

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8ergbpfen feierte bas 4OidbrigeS ienftz
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ttf9e Wingolfbunb bat fopobl feinen
Mttiben, als audi ben Snattiben perboz
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ober es anaunebmen.
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bier Der in tpeiten 8reiien befannte
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Maeitrats.
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purbe Elm eben CUR Saat bsrgeri9teter
Mder bollftdnbts nit unfraut iiberfdt.
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&onrab Nid, Gltefter Sobn Der Dittpe
Sid in 8albratbsbofen, bei9dftiete
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mai1en berf9ittet. 8et ten fofprt an
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f4lus Der 8liB in ben G-su5bergtir4z
tburm Elm, obne au ~aiinben; er perz
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liegenben &lotersebdube betdubte ct
bier arbeitenbe perfonen; cine berfels
BEN mubte bonn 8erse leimsetrasen
tperben.
81 iirnbers. Bel ter Wabl Der
@etperbesert4tsbetfiber aus benz
Stanbe Der Mrbeitnebme:: fiesten bic
Soaialbemotraten NIT 1880 gegen 500
Sttmr1en.
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&ro65ersosf6ntr 6eGen.

. 7 m It I. sSn einer gtdht
iDurSs iii PptIi0ntn6athg6f Ssr Tidia,
Redarbubn elm juneer Mann aufge<
fanben, benz beibe 8eine fotpie eta
Sbeii Der rscjien .yaiib a~5s.fdsIsa ri.
rem. Ha9 4nlesung zines Hotbpers
banbes nurte Der 0erungliidte In bas
ftGbtif9e 4ranfenbaus perbradt. Nad
ben in ieinem 8efib befinbli6en papiez
rem beibt Der 8erunsliidte 4lfreb We>
niger aus Saalfelb tn Sbiirinsen.
Griebbers. sSm Glitter bon So
Sabren itarb bier 8ommer5ienratb unb
StabtDerorbneter 9eors Grid.
2ampertbeim m. Ser 8abnbau
2ampertbeim : 8iernbeim : Weinbeim,
beren erfter She'll Bis @iernbeim fdon
febr sef0rbert 1T, purbe in Weinbeim
ei1seiteat, ba auf babifder Settle bic
9elGnbefteIung nod nidt perfect ses
porben tit. 4Ge 8auarbeiten ipurben
besbalb in Weinbeim fiftirt.
Matn5. Sn Der 9eneralDerfamm=
lung Der Sparz unb 8ausenofenf9aft
@erein CUR 8ef9affuns sefunber unb
biliser Wobnunsen fir l1nbemit=
telte, purbe bic Marimalsrenae Der
Mietb5ablung zines Mrbeiters in
Main5 nit einem Gintommen bon
1000 Wart fiir's Sabr auf 22O Mart
feftsdeBt; fir biefe Summe fou benz
4rbeiter Der Genofenfdaft cine f90ne
Wobnuns bon spei 3immern nebft
&ii9e bef4afft tperben. Sn berfelben
@erfammlung purbe mitsetbeilt, bab
elm Wobltbdter Der 9enofenf9aft Elm
8ebauunssgeldnbe i'm Wertbe bon
100000 Mart teftamentarif9 perz
madt babe. Bis ieBt befist bic 9enofz
fenf4aft 9ebGuli9teiten i'm Wertbe
bon 100000 Mart.
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&aperm.

so ii n Of E n. Ser &ommanbeur
Der 5. Oipiiion, 9eneraueutnant b.
9aag, tpurbe unter @rnennung gum
lebensldnsli9en &ei9sratb Der arone
8apern unb unter @erletbuns bes gbaz
ratters als 9eneral Der Snfanterte iei=
mem Mbf9iebsseiu4 semdb our Dispo=
fitton gefteQt.-gin Senfmal fir ben
S9mteb bon &o9el ion an Der funfts
bon aus5uftattenben Iufgansstreppe
bon Der 2inbpurmftrabe our S.berez
fienb0be erri4tet tperben.-9 grtpeiz
terung bes Martinsfpttales in @iefing
bur9 ben Neubau zines Giib= Tliigels
1T CUR grm0slidung Der Mufnabme
BOZ, elmer srDberen pfriinbneraabl mo-
tbtg setporben. Wdbrenb Der Ma=
stitrat bierfir 100000 Marf senebz
mtste, tiirate bas @emeinbetonegtum
ben 8stras auf 196,5OO Marf.
Sab &ei9enbaIl. Ser ebe=
malise prGfibent bes Oraniez Sreiftaa>
tes, Stein, 1T NIT @atttn unb &inbern
bter etnsetroffen. Mtt linn fam ber
friibere 8urenoberft S9iel an, Der fi9
benz prGftbenten in Miin9en ansez
idlofen batte.
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Sa9(en.

Sresben. 2ester 9aee tuurbe
onbier bic beutf6e StGbteausfelluna
feierli9 erGffnet.-Sie Ginnnbmen Der
Stabt aus Wietbz unb Ya9tsinien
finb fir 1903 ouf 1,031.O35 Marf
peroni9lGst, pdbrenb i'm norisen
Sabre bierfiir MIR 948,7 16 Nart eine
gefteIt setpefen finb.-Ser ~Derforbene
aommersienratb 0eumann C5irma
Geibel C Reumann) bat feinen Seams
ten unb 4rbeitern 25O,OO0 Wart bin
.cr!Tss
9roBenbain. Die Ortssruppe
8roBenbain bonn Seuii6nationalen
Observation-Disclosures isete auf
8eranlaHung bes S9riftftellers aels
lermann : DRESDEN : 8laietpib ben
8runbitod gu elmer 5reilisrat6saez
sebd9tniBftiftuns.
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borsne, in Wari9au perftorbsne S,nz
ftrumentenfabrifant Glier bat Der bic
iisen 8ir9e Elm 2esut bon 1000 RubeI
bermd6t.
2eipsis. On Der biefisen llnis
beriitGt baben nabe5u 70 Oamen bic
grlaubniB gum 8efu9e Der @orlsiun=
gen erbalten. Die meiften Der Samen
itubiren Webi5in.
PIuuen. Ser biefise Gabritanz
ten=8erein Der Spiben% unb Stidereiz
Snbuftrie bat bic Grpeiteruns bes Mrs
beiterinnenbeims, bas bon austpGrts
tommenben Mdb6en lInterri9t unb
4oft aetpdbrt, bei9lofen.
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8ernssriin sebiirtise S9leifereiarbeiz
ter @rnolb serietb in bas 9etriebe elmer
biefisen S9leiferei unb mar fofort
tpbt.
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felIe &irf4baum rettete bier unter eise>
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alien &naben bonn Sobe bes Grtrin>
TENS.
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@arttem6era.

Stuttgart. Mit S6luB bes
Sommerfemefters tperben bic ProfeHoz
rem Or. b. 2emde (&unftsei9i9te) unb
Sberbauratb b. 2atble aus benz 2ebrz
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Mlters lire Yeniiontruns na9seiu9t.
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grbauer bes 9eperbemuieums, lit in
Redarsmiinb seitOrben.
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