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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-23

1l Is there a mining EXCHANGE =
Bullfrog districtG 72) What Wbse IN the the
population of Rhyolitef az IT, Inc
serious shortage Of fuel in t6e 4 5;s Shere
at % inc present time7 (4) Can ', Yo, ~,
tt teil me II their is scarcity of labor
mere mere 90 How many newsnano nu
tHly sITpS@R or pwSe@eRITy; IN Rhyolite and Beat,
Answer-(D No mining excbanc
Rhyolite. (2l Rhyoiite as"ge bas besm IN
gwen various figures as 10 nnnn,at; oeen
o9, % looo or 1000 is near correct TaS
All Nevada is short of fuel P,,nf1ol
as well (4) More men conld dbb,''pog bo p.,f
TO work IN tho mines if the ~ pne
,oDtainaole: 90 There are two weet1
y papers IN hhyolltei one in Beatty,
INFORMATION.
for fifty years ""o"h 10 live
Leipsic University will co,e,-,, a.,
ooo1h anniversary in 1909 '''
a,a Ia 55 nndia the wages paid for coal mining
@ ate - cents a ton. Women as Well ~
men are employed. "' a'
"oihe OF the greatest authorities on ro-
compound rather than chenica, s,a 10
ment. S'ehHlcai eIe-
Ia order TO replace a lost thumb ?
young man in Berlin has had a rrsat roc
onarott r,apa,Iseo ana grated on the stump The
operation has proved successful
Tests made In France indicate ,h,,
water can be steriliZed with ozone NJ tho
toSe vi aDout cent and half for every
dooo gallons when the process is carried
on on large scale. 'eN
In New York one ou, OF everv 10 nov
sons Is member OF a labor oryanjzation
an an ElS iand the proportion is one in every
~ IN germany. one In 81; in Franco
one In 90 in Italy. one in l25; and In
SPAN. one in every $50
Unique among cemeteries is that of
L'Oued -el-Kebir, Algiers. In MANY of Tho
graves OF which are dozens OF medicine
po.tes, Inc natives of the territory bur,
w I,en 'he deceased the bottles which held
'he medicines used In the last Illness
According 10 the published returns of
the Bureau Of Statistics the cyports of
Ainerieah hops during the year ended
June 30. 1906. amounted TO 1SO96 aOs
pounds valued AT s3.125. 500 OF which IL,
TO the United Kingdom
The number OF skins of fur-bearine-
animals obtained every wear in British
America is much greater than il was half
d century ago Muskrats outnumber all
other animals trapped or killed for their
lurs IN Canada by a large margin. and
these rodents yield about d million pelts
annually. H~''"
Practically. the first discovery of gold
In IN, western Australia was made in 1891
gold mad been mined. The value OF the
inlnlng machinery in use today is about
a-O.oOo 1000; and there are fully 5000
miners. who receive good wages
The two oldest secret trade processes
now IN existence are said TO be the man
ulacture Of Chinese red. or verr1iIlion.
and the method OF inlaying the hardest
steel with gold and silver which seems
ago, and is known only 10 the Svrian
smiths and their pupils even TO this dav.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-23

GNSWERS

c,Ty. Dec. 15,-Will
W g. in next Sunday IS
,p's'1 y proper for a young n,
i s,,r,e y gentleman to IN, ,
yG'l's y.ss Young man should
sn lsr' should ask, but If
nar as;rl might concede a
y him his duty.
y CITY, Dec. 2l.-Will
rsr in your questions
\ was ever lawful tnat
IA" should hold his own
2 and if so. when was
sI1BSCRIBBR.
her indefinite question,
ia vife's dover in her
,riy, that did not pre-
iii the passage of the
law of 1887
Dee. 2.-Pleuse answer
rc of the Semi-W Weekly
mrchase made in the
IInited States is known
sg Purchase, y and by
B person was it made'
Dec. 3.-Kindly an
rs:tion andeAnswer col
!. Tribune: What sal
United States Minister
Utah, Dec. 14.-Will
bI,h in Sundays Trib-
a and Answers column,
the following How
rseks in which United
rss destroyed was there
Salt Lake City and
IN we're the datesf Will |
+,t,s paw for the mail de-
4 vas registered, and will
F,iss giva any remunera-
|'lat can be accounted for
lstered.-SUBSCRlRER. |
|T no record covering this
4 (o) The United States
payments on such losses.
.E. Utah. Dec. 5.-Will
|ipe and explain in Your
Answer column the Mad
astronomy, and state
thsory has ever gained
he among astronomers.
SUBSCRIBER.
ard of il.
ECITY, Dec. 12.-To de-
m you kindly answer in
4 answers of next Sun
b following questions:
rzs the last official gov
5 Of Salt Lake City and
s it7
b census taken in 1900 a
|loycrnment census?
|'hrae OF The church Re-
kd the highest majority
lgty election7
4 SUBSCRIBER.
!Hal government.
He'd all,
Hanson, counting his
Esll as his Republican "
: CITY, Dec. 22.-To set
will you please answer
question: In a game of
70 "A Is dealer, l3 frogs,
! A. the dealer. heart
Can 3 take the heart
Of the others.
A SUBSCRIBER.
-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-23
S. D. EVanS

Eudertaker and Embalmcr, las 1Cmovet
to new location. 4a South state.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-23

v CITY. Dec. S.-Kindly
FGing the following in
! and Answers column:
The evening world., 1906-02-23

White Lawn Waists
with box pleat down front
and two rows OF insertion of
Val. lace; also waists with
hemstitched pleats. soc
The evening world., 1906-02-23
BEST OPERA IS
OSCARS PROMISE
HammerStein Says Singers and
Seats Will Be at Metro
politan Prices.
Oscar Hammersteln announced to-day

Oscar Hammerstein announced to-day
that instead of giving grand opera
at popular prices in his new theatre in
West Thirty-fourth street he will hire
the best singers available and give
twenty weeks of opera at the scale OF
prices in effect at the Metropolitan. He
has declared war on Impresarto Con
ried and will fight to the bitter end.
Mr. Hammersteln yesterday closed a
contract with Edouand De Reszke to
appear under his management for a
term OF years. Negotiations are now
pending with Jean De Reszke. and by
tonight Mr.. Hamnerstein hopes Mr.
De Reszke will have signed with his
Paris agent. Nine Belllncioni is also
considering an offer.
Mr.. Hammerstein says that he will
present one hundred oueras in Froach
and italian. Outside of popular mat
inees, the prices will range from 81 to
S., with the boxes at corresponding fig
uTe. His list of subscribers is already
large, and he anticipates no trouble in
filling it.
My plans are complete in the main"
he declared; "the details are yet to oe
perfected and ! shall sail for Europe
within a couple Of weeks to make the
final arrangements for the opening
don't need any of Mr. Conrieds stars
and shall not try to get them. 1 natur-
ally expect considerable opposition. The
critics will probably be against me. as
ohey have become saturated with the
atmosphere OF the Metropolitan. But l
am prepared TO go ahead Just the same
Two opera houses will be good for Now
York, for then Mr.. Conried cannot dc
tate as he does now"
The evening world., 1906-02-23
VICTIM IS BEATEN
BY HIGHWAYNEN
Wine Merchant Waiting for
Car Is Held Up by
Brooklyn Thugs.

Frederick w. Hartenstein. a wine
merchant, OF No. 49 Sixth avenue
Brooklyn, while waiting for a car early
to-day, was held up by three men at
Adams and High streets. The high
waymen knocked Hartenstein down and
.rlfied his clothes They were scared
away by the approach of Edward w
Ruel, Of No. les Jay street.
Ruel watched the three men enter a
saloon in the neighborhood, and in
formed Policeman McKelway OF what
had happened The officer and Ruel
went into the saloon. and the three men
suspected OF the robbery were pointed
out. The men were searched, and Har-
tenstein's gold chain. s22 and match
box were found on two of the suspects.
The prisoners described themselves as
Dennis Murray, twenty-seven years Of
age, of No. 253 Gold street; Robert F..
Engelhardt tWenty-slx years of age, OF
No. l99 Hoyt street and Hugh Ward,
dwenty-one years of age, OF No. Jos Mas
sau street. Hartenstein on recovering
his senses also missed his watch, valued
at $1GO. The prisoners were arraigned
in the Adams Street Court this morning
and held for further e1la ninatlon.
The evening world., 1906-02-23
SHAFTER SPEAKS
FOR THE CHINESE
Their Treatment Here Scan.
dalous and They Have a
Grievance, General Says.

MI PAso, Tex, Feb. 23-Gen. Will
Sam s. Shafter, who commanded the
United States Army In Cuba during the
GpanAsh-American war. passed through
here yesterday en- route from a hunt in
Mexico to his California home. Dis
Gu1ElnG the Chinese situation and the
possibilities of intervention by the
United States, he said.
III there was an uprising in China
this country could not get sufficient
forces in the field to make q showing.
There are many troops In the Philip
pines, but they would not be available
for clash with the Chinese.
''The danger, If there Is any, is to the
Americans situated far inland. If they
were attacked It would be all over be-
fore the United States could get troops
TO the spot
80 far as the naval forces are con-
eerTled, It Is different The navy is well
equipped. At Manila, along the coasts
of Japan and China and at other con-
venient points IN the Orient the United
States has ships which could be brought
TO bear on China and enough to meet
ell possible needs"
do you believe that China. has 3
BTlGNdIlG5 against lllG = lLlNtI olhlGSs
the General was asked
Grievances? OF course she has" ne
declared. For years the Chinese have
been subjected to every possible in
dignity by our officials. Ii has been
bcandaSoals. Theodore Roosevelt rec
ognizes this and has issued instructions
which ought to bring about some i'm
provemsnt.
THE boycott Is useless. We have
seen in this country how little power
there is In it. A man win buy where
he wishes.
After the indigniues which China
has received at our hands we have no
reason to expect her TO continue to
buy our goods. But for ell that, the
Chinese are not likely. in my opinion,
T. cause an uprising. They would not
dars make an attack upon the dlplo-
matio service, and the only danger
would be inland. The Americans near
the coast and in the largest cities are
safe enough"
The evening world., 1906-02-23

BUTTER - Finest Elgtn
Cream cry. fresh made;
b-lb. stone crock s L, 40
FIOUR-FloTal Brand, the
best. 24l5 ID. bag -. OBc
LOG CABIN PANCAKE
FLOUR-Package ..IOc
COFFEE - Special blend,
fresh roasted daily; il3
lbs, 81 90: h., zoe
TEA-Mlxed Oolong, Cey-
lon or English Break
fast: 3 lbs, SI.OO: lb.
ToMATOBs-Golden Rule
brand. solid packed, red
ripe, 3-lb, cans, dozen,
SI.1S. can.,........lOc
TOMATOFS--O. X. Brand;
hand pick ed. solid pack
ed, red ripe Jersey fruit,
BIB cans. dozen. 81 20
can ............,, c
PEAS-Murulng Light or
S mlnary Brand, very
sweet and tender: me-
dium size. Glib. cans.
dozen, I.15: can, 1Oc
CORN-EXCellent brand,
sweet. tender; 2-lb. cans.
dozen. zoe. can. :. &c
The evening world., 1906-02-23

SUCCOTASH - Lee Can
ming Co.'S, made from
young, tender corn and
creamy lima beans ;
2-lb, cans. dozen. 1.15;
TOMATOES - Silver Lake
A Brand: solid cold
packed. large, red ripe
fruit; extra large t5&
in.) cans. dozen, 81. 40;
can .....,......... .ISc
CORN-Youth Brand. very
young, tender a n d
sweet: 2-lb. cans. dozen,
S;Bc.: can. ............z &c
PEAS - Green Shiel d
Beacon or Moguls. eN-
ira early June. very
sweet and tender. BIB.
cans. dozen. 05c.
can ......,,...,....,'Nc
II r Z n. CH PEAS J..
pupru. & Co. s. Mpyens,
new importation, dOz.,
! 80. can ......,,, zoe
CATSuP ~ Floral Band,
absolutely puse; pint bot.
Ties, dozen. 81 5S bot
tie .....-,.-,s... INC
The evening world., 1906-02-23

FEARS - Lincoln Bartlett
Pears, in finest sugar
s%rup; Bib. cans. dozen,
S3. 30; can ..... e9o
CHI ERRIES-LIncoln ROYAL
Anne, 3-lb cans, dozen,
S3. 90: can ,...,. Rl1
APRICOTS-Lincoln HTnni
in rich sugar syrup, S-lb'
cans. dozen, S2.i5: can.
GREEN GAGE or BE- RS
Flums -3.lb, can. dozen.
5000; can,.... .ISc
QUAKER PUIcFED RICE
Full size pkEs, ; 9 pkgs.,
ROLLED OATS - Union,
Morning Glory or o. q.
brand; 6-lb. pkg 800 2bc
CANNED 5AI.MON-Key-
stone Brand finest Co
lumbia River stesksi
ls-ib. cans, dozen. 81 20;
can .,.....s...,t.,,.t, Alo
STRING REANS ~ = p o
Canning Co.'S stray
less; yyry 4.nder; LII .
a can. duZen. I H. en-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-28
SalUiui crbdlt SdDaocncriaB.

Ncm Dorf, %. Sarllar.
9tdd) tllr5cr @crutbunN iprod) gcitcrn
pat Nod)nlittaAS cine ,illrp imNroof.
Ipncr SuprclnsWcrid Dem bcriibnt.
ten ltaIIClildcl Ird0oocn SbonloS
SoIplni ocu poIlcn @ctroq ser Don
Der (bcdtcr 6irmo Siebler & So.
p%crlonNtcu Gontroftiunmc bon 500
600 SIT. ,Snu Nnmcu Salpiui'a, ser
lid 6ltr Belt III ItnIicn auib0lt, fig,l.
rlrt Gin NCuiiier GbaS. StougbneB ais
@lGNcr. Nus Der Gcrhanolull0 uur
Nldjtcr Nldcu luor 81 crlehen. bob DER
Sduit,plelcr i'll Sabre 1901 nit ocn
&bcatcr. Ngclltcll cinen Gontruft cin.
0lllg. 1od) mcldDcm cr fir 30 Goritcl.
Irutaen III Nnleritu $4,000 crbolten
1oIEtc. Nic Saloini ungdb, mllroe Ger
Guntrntt BON scr Sirma 0aollrf &c.
brodcn, onb lie Die Gorltcllungcn
Illdt orrulgtrtc. 3ur &crtbeioi9ung
lladDtcn oic &crtIo9tcn geltrnO, ooB
0rrdl nCl Vrnn0 0eS .Sroqliois-
Sbcatcra" in Chicago oie Nusiid)tcn
All cintr0NIid)c &pritrllnngcu oomaIS
lcbr 'dnuudc 9cnelcn ieien. Mus
oiclcm WrunOc bGttcn tic Sotoilli ers
lltt, lcjne Sbc0tcr Solr nllf ipGter
1T ncrldlcbclL uno oieicr iei olld auf
Ocl %or'd)lo0 cingcgan1cn. Scbtcre
9tbonptlula luurOc bon Salpini III
9tbrcoc Ncltellt. Gr ici, 10 licB er
ourd, ,}cl1rn crtt6rcr, nicutols ouf
Ocn @coultfcn grfontnlelt, bic Goritel.
luu0Clt ipGtcr al qcbcll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-28
Sin Waltimurcr Derlcbt.

FbiloOcIpbin a, ~. &ontor.
- &on cillcm lhIinnlen llnfaae muir
DC Nr. u. q. @egefnrtb. Der @e.
ld~)Git9lciter beS .@rnnb Opera
Nonle," betroiien, oils or Die Broad.
StroBe c%ntIaltg fu1r. gei Der
Slultilrg Enrt.N penlle ideilte plobIid)
lein Eiero, iprong CUR Seite mo mari
oen WngcIl nm, 10 DAB ser Sniniie
Gcgcn eincn Baum geidlcuoert lpllroe
nrO BORT b%ciinnnnaSlos liegen blieb.
Crit nad) gcraunter Weile fullo Sr.
2. Coils Wiloman oen Geruaglildten
mo brodtc i'm in leiu SoltS, Hr.
lti2. Noro.H Broad. StraBe, 100 Ger.
lcIbc mie0cr 6t lid fam. Die Der.
lebuntgcn 6c8 Srl,. Wcaeiorth beItchen
III elmer idlilnn1cn a%opitunloe MO III
GOntulioncn al Scr Sdulter mo am
a0rpcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-28
Nr. 20.

an SW ST GoItcrL ais iiir g%ciuobnlid
llbIid). @crocn lie cntloIien 10 Der.
Iiert Die &cNierun1 iegIihen gortbei[,
1pcItcn lie 3icbcn ioIltc, nodJoem lie
oIe llntHcn Sclltc bat fir ibren gcrlti
rr5lcbel lnlIcL mo oic GSlottc miro
nm TO- uiclc Ciii}ierc, ole iiir oen
Stcnlt n0tbi1 liub. pcrriir5t. Non
'oIItc lie lbrcu &llrilt9 poIlcrtocn luITcit
mo olnn nlli Gee ididen, obne
SonourlNtb. Nn9 lit mngciGbr Ole
hGrtcitc Straic, oic cincn 3lottcnofii.
5ler trcflcn fam. llno Die Ciiijicre,
lueldc tid)t ouipoiIcm cOcr oas
6ltd)aprcIlcu olrd) ibrc Nad,iihtiJfcit
cr1nogIidcn - sic Oiiijicrc iol(;tH iu
0iclcr @c5icbuno. mtc in icocr otSes
rem 5lrr FfIihtcriiiQulg aGleb@!;
.luer0Cn."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-28
Sic babrn's ia.

Muibin0ton. Q. Is, u. San.
Tr1n YcrrU Nclntont peronItaltetc
bier gcitcrn gbello in iGrer 8iaa al
Scott Girclc cine mtiifoIiihe Soirec.
bel meld)cr Gurilio mitpirfte. Der
itnIieniife 5cnoriit fam in einem
Spe5inlpoggon bier al, lang ntebrere
griell, itrih $1,000 Gin uno fubr III
cinem Yriuunpaggon nndp Nep.Yorf
5urild. Die 9elntontS babcn's ia, eS
lit ia uidt, ais Of lies nld)t botten!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-28
Mns nGcn GauocStbeilen.

@liltnullS u. RoIe, 5~>peiier Sice.
Yrdlibent ser nGoloninl Srliit &
GopingS Tunf," Chicago. lit inn IIter
bon III Sobren III So Forte. Sno..
ctncm Scr5idllug crIegen.
9ic @etreioeipcid)er bon Gloie
@rpS. in Sdjcnectubp. N..g., lino nit
cincm Brrluit uon $4,000 u6gc.
bronnt. Der Woihiniit golporb Mc.
@ligb miro pcrntBt,
Ger ShiiiSar6eiter HuooIpb
9olin lit All oem Gnmpier .Gitp Of
Nuguito" bon Der Ocean Steumibip
So" bel oeiien Anfitnit IN Bottom
ullsgeglitten, iiber Vpro gefallen uto
ertrunfen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-28

yNclttc trlib crldltcil I'M o>NlltCrs
Ocean" cit mcitercr Nrtitct, ocu id)
ais NciIoRc Is" ~bciid,licbc.
Moh0cm Nidltcr @rolpn criu6rcn
bate, bub i6 nit ser Sohc Ocrtrollt
ici fam CT III mciu Nilreou. Gr ItclIs
tc Die SodN 10 oar, Oob 1T 0cu Sci
tlutQcu i%uohlluollcnhc NrtircG iIbcr
lcinc ECrlon crihiencu lcicn uno 0ob
CT Sen fr0Nlihen @cl0bctroo Gliucl(
olt3 Nonfb0rtCit iiir icirc idmcidycl-
ho'tCn WcnlcrtlulQcn iibcr i'm gcgc.
ben babe. &dl fpnrtc nIid) ioId)'
Observation-Disclosures IrtifcI ilbcr Neid)tCr
@rolun llidt CntlinneL 0od) bobc id)
NltftroG 0c0cbclL III 6iclcr Nid)tltng
llodNlforld)cn. Nid)ter @rolun 0nb
mir gc0Utilbcr olldl 81, BOB cr 5lr
Iclbcn Belt NoHler @cl0 NcQcbcn Ia.
be, 0o~ 0iclCr bcholten Iolltc. Die
N0bc bcs bctrciicnbcn @ctroQcS mar
nidt ollNcOcben. Nidter @rolpn CT
tIortc fcrncr, Bob oicic& @cl6 icir
Wclb NcWclcn ici un0 6ob feline SELF
cl)tcll bon Der gnll5cn Sud)c Niht9
luilBtCl. Nir crluo0cn bcrltc Wor0clt
Ole 6roNc, ob mir sic NnGclcNcnbcit
Gem Ncrou39Cbcr oc3 SITTER ccon"
porlcNcn iolcn. Sr. @oriiclo mo
l) bobcn sic Sodlc Hid)ter&lmpbrcn
III ocN'Cn 3lnnncr uorgctrogcn.
sd m0d)tc %brc Nuin1crfionfcit
nod ollf 0cn llnlituno lcntcn, Dob
Die &lIrO Ncltcrn Wior0rn 5urildQc.
fchrt lit mo ilbcr Nud)t in G6icuQo
ucrluclltr, 10 0oB oic Ncrrcn @elcNcr.
belt bnttcn, oclt IN Der hcuttgcn Wior.
1cll.Nll@0obe oc@ SITTER ccon" Der.
otfcltlldtcu NrtitcI 81 IclCn. - 9ldr
tlun0@poll &. .. Worriion @un0c3s
Niltrift>umuult."
Er0li0cut HOoicpcit Nicbt ocnt &c
l%lcrnlonluult IN fnlACnNcm Wricfc bic
Nr0rc, 0ic bctrClfen0c Correspondents
5lt ncrottCltllhCu:
~TciBc9 &ollS, 2G. &orntor 1906.
Wccbrtcr Mcrrl Nr Nnbctrodlt,
noG feline WclcQcnbCit 5u ciucm Nur
Ncbcn bel 0clr @cridtrl 0c0cr 0cn
Nnu0lt Scr Sd)l0htbolrvbclibcr Dor
boII0cn 5lt ICtl ldlcilt, luCld)Cr, mic
lid} aus 0cn Miittbcilml0cn Oc9 81
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ldilloiA 1rnldd)t bot, Der lolld)c url0
Irrc rilhrcn0c NlrNubcrt bc5ii0lid 0cS
Fro}clcH 0c9clt cen NIcilhtrnlt Der
brcltctc, ld)cillt mir 0o@ Gill5i0c, mas
ilbriN hlcibt, Die observation-disclosures oc0
Sdrctbcu9 0c9 Nrn. Miorriion Illl0
Der ilbriacll lid) ollf Die Suhc bc;ic
bcn0cn 0otumcntc 81 icirr. ,id) ORC
nc an 0oB Dies Ncld)icbt. Nu6cror
ocnilld)r Nnltrcr9lt1gcn iino IN Die.
lem IoIlc, rDic in cincm p0cr 5lpci an
0crcl1 d6nlld)rll Ncnrudt ipor0clt, sic
orrcntIld)c Mcinrna ollrd) Die Nus
ltrClllllN I0lld)er o0cr irrclcitcllocr
grNobct SIT Dcrqiitcll, mo Is lit itllr
rcd)t 0oB O03 Bublitum UiG6rt luie
ynb luurllm lie in llmloui 0eIctt
lpcr0cn. S6r Nolt5 %crgcbcner Ebco.
0orc Hoolcpclt."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-28

lUl, Iull utlI ptulIlNV VN'Clt Ilu(I SUlu
Oor mo &nrl 9utnCr Stiftm0"iii6.
rem. aurl aubncr lit ciu id)on l0l10it
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bcrinncn pbnc llntcrihico 0cS BE.
tcnntniiicS lollfenOc Mcntcn BON ic
$50 Mari 81 5ohlcn, Ter Wu0iltrot
hat oic Innahnc Scr Grblboit be
ldloiicnL Die bel 9%lblcbmnN ioIlIt ser
Stuot Iciinll 5uioIlCn miir0c. Nlbcrs
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in icincm Tcitomcnt, ionic Sen 0cllt.
idcn Sbicrihubpcrcin nit 100000
Wfurt bcbod)t.
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NiplumntcHlucdIlcl.

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.crnonlt morOcn. &r. bon aiiblmaulr,
lucldcr Dor SnbrcSiriIt in Waroffo
ais Legations SefrctGr ~funOirte.
miro chuu in Wonotsiriit iein ncreS
Mint DicricIbit antretcn.