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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-24
Canyon Crest Ranch.

The board OF directors OF the Canyon Crest
ranch for boys was held In the Offices OF Juye-
nile Judge Wits Brown Monday afternoon
The superintendent Of the farm was Instructed
TO buy a team OF horses and some other ncces-
s1rcs for the operation or the farm, which
was reported To be In n prosperous condition.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-24
Gale Prevailed Monday.

The weather Monday took q change
from quiet TO decidedly windy. and during
part OF the afternoon the wind reached
velocity OF from thlrty-six To forty miles
an hour, coming mostly from the south
west Showers and colder temperature
wero forecasted for Tuesday
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-24
PILES CURED
fering for Years, and Bed-Ridden
From Piles, Contractor of
Marion, Indiana, Is Cured
by Pyramid Pile Cure.
Al Package Mailed Free to All
Who Send Name and Address.

o IN no SEND Name and Address.
,~ .',e was troubled with piles for several
os+FH before l would let 1t be known.
- at last they became so severe that
dpuld not walk and had to take to
VI bed. 1 tried everything and any
- ,g the doctors prescribed, and took
Hr treatments for a long time. But
o*aing ever did me any good. 1 had
70 your ad. In different newspapers,
;sEte got 50-cent box and began using
=: q. From the very first 1 got quick
q sff and by the time I was starting
my third box / saw / was cured. l
'',,ss57 not been troubled with them
e. Now you can use this as you
fatyse. because 1t Is genuine. Yours, T,
a =. .Sutton, Stone and Cement Contrac-
- Marion, Ind"
~ eetant relief can be gotten by using
~ 1marvelous Pyramid Pile Cure 1t
=. Z aediately reduces all congestion and
ling, heals all sores. ulcers and ir-
Jed parts.
le moment you start to use 1t your
.,6ering ends and the cure OF your
Nlpd disease is In sight,
" e Pyramid Pile Cure renders a sur
operation unnecessary. Don't
=. k TO pieces those tender muscles
NORM must be intact II a satisfacto
Is to be obtained.
bre Pyramid Pile Cure is put up In
suS form or "easyto-use," specially
avArS suppositories. They are soothing,
auh ress, instant and certain.
frial treatment will be sent you at
fiIe py mall, In plain. sealed wrapper,
M pout cent OF expense to you, II
send your name and address To
- snnld Drug Co. 3717 Pyramid Build
" Marshall. Mich,
- ter you receive the sample. YOU can
rudP regular-s!ze package of Pyramid
~ Cure at your druggists for 80
rs - or II he hasn't II, send us the
ey ana we VIII send 1t to you.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-24
JUDGE ZANE UNEASY.
Has Heard Nothing From His Son in
Ill-Eated City.

Judge C. s. Zane. tnlking TO Tho Tribune in
the lobby OF the Knutsfcrt hotel Monday night
said: II am somewhat uneasy about my
boy. Franklin y. Zane, who rcsidoh nt the
corner OF Webster and Clay streets as | undcr-
stood that section was burned out. He is SEQ
rotary of the Pacific Coast Casualty company,
and / am anxious to hear from him Please
ask Tho Tribune 10 include him In It's In
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-24
OLD-T|ME PR0SPECTOR
PER|SHES on DESERT
Death Valley Claims Denny Nor
ris, Well-KnOwn Man,
as Victim.
Special 10 Tho Tribune,

Special 10 Tho Tribune
CALIENTE. New, April 23-The report
has been brought in from Las Vegas OF the
death by starvation and lack of water on
the great desert known as Death valley
OF Denny Norris. known throughout Ne
vada Utah and Idaho az one OF the old
est prospeotors and trail-brcakers In the
West. Cass Davis and Norman Fletcher.
prospectors, were journeying across the
valley and had just come IN sight Of the
Funeral range when they were overtakon
by violent sandstorm, common to the
Death valley. They found refuge in
small cave. up some forty feet above the
valley, and managed to get their pack
so that their heads were inside the cave
leaving barely room enough for the pros
pectors themselves.
Morriss Body Found
After the storm had passed they were
Mortified to find at the foot OF the noun
tain. In which their cave of refuge was
storm had uncovered and which had evil
IDENTIFY lain In the sand for several DAYS.
perhaps weeks The eyes. ears and mouth
torn and worn to tho bone evidently in
vain endeayor to dig for water. or else
TO gain the cave for safety from some
former storm.
Memorandum Book Found.
In the shirt pocket was found a small
memorandum book, giving the name of Its
possessorr Dennis Morris, residence Of
family Rochester. n Y. and the words,
NO water no food for four days"
scrawled In the book Thoy conyeyed
the body TO their camp near the Glad
stone group of mines. which they owned
and buried II there, where 1t will remain
tives OF deceased. who have been noti.
fed OF the old mans terrible death. Death
valley Is yeritable graveyard OF pros
pectors, and no man is safe within Ita
limits without a guide.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-24
Citizen Shot Down.

THE sentry on duty near Van Ness
avenue ordered a friend OF mine who
was entering the door OF his home, 10
como out of there, II was To be dy-
namlted, My friend waved las hand back
toward the soldier. saying: This Is my
house. and l have right to go in The
soldier instantly Killed him
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-24
LOOKS PROMISING FOR
TABERNACLE CONCERT
Great Gathering in Aid of the
Earthquake Sufferers Is
Now Assured.

1t is virtually assured that a magnificent
Wednesday evening upon the occasion of
the great concert to be given for the bcne-
fit OF the San Francisco sufferers.
The proceeds OF this particular boucft
are to be used for the purchase OF
blankets which arc badly needed for the
protection from the fog and moisture with
which the atmosphere around San Fran
the year, and timely consignment OF
blankets and comforterS just now Is
badly needed as food In fact more so, q =
the timely bestowal may be the means OF
warding of a fatal sickness To weak wo-
men and children,
Be UP and Doing.
Let every one in Salt Lake be up and
doing for this grand work The moderate
price of 90 cents enables every purchaser
OF ticket the means or enjoying mag
niicent musical treat and OF helping some
poor child to a warmer shelter.
Rare Combination.
Such a rare combination of musical tall
ent ls very seldom seen as that.whlch APP
pears Wednesday evening. The programme
Is most excellent one and will command
the admiration OF the general public and
music-lovers In particular,
When IL Is remembered that the Taber-
nacle choir, the Fort Douglas band the
st. Mary'S Cathedral choir and the choip
or st Marks Will appear In their full
numerical strength, besides the number OF
be seen that IL covers nearly coo perform
ers
Tickets Will be on sale today and to-
morrow. as well as at the Tabernacle.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-24
The City Will Rise,

New San Francisco Will rise on tho errors
OF the old city, and though the way was hard
/ believe the people viii rise 10 the call IL
gave them; to the altruistIc teaching that the
reckless grosplng OF the few is O menace TO
the many. OUT Of II all, when the clouds
pie"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-24
Manhood Is Praised.

Speaking OF affairs he them through
tho stories OF returned Salt LakcTs In The Trb-
une. no said
1T Is q privilege to 1.-Two TO my age to learn
exists under the rough exterior OF the Amerl-
native, History may bo rinod In vain to
md its equal II Is q bitter dose, but II has
o blessed Lesson, md believe the people VIII
learn md apply
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-24
Found Fisher Harris.
TELLS OF KILLING.
Negro Shot Dead After Cutting OF
Finger Of Dead Woman.

S. D, is at the Kenyon. and came up
from Oakland Monday night He tells
OF horrible sights as follows:
The soldiers shot n negro near the
city hall, who had been robbing the
corpse of a woman, and who, TO get n
diamond ring from her swollen finger.
cut the finer off.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-24
Worst He Ever Saw.

ION the other hand. 1 want to say that
the soldiers generally were kind and
helpful and deplored these hasty actions
of their comrades just as much as We
did
II saw all the hell OF the bloody anglo
at Gettysburg, but nothing to equal this
Wholo disaster -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-24
Felony Case on Trial.
Settled Out Of Court.

b the Federal court Monday the dam
Z, suit for personal injuries of Ethel
Henderson against the Southern Pacific
olway company was dismissed by stipu-
,on, the case having been settled out OF
prf
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-24
MOTHER IS ANXIOUS
IL CONCERNING HER SON
sOy Was i'm Palace Hotel When
n the Great Earthquake
M Occurred.

In lscial to Tho Tribune.
L PROVO, April 23-John E. Mccullough,
led "a. a Provo boy, was In San Fran
flIbco last Wednesday when the upheaval
] Ink place, and his mother. Mrs. Mary
Mccullough Of Provo, Is very uneasy
Y Eout the young mans safety.
~ Working at Palace.
|VEoung Mccullough was working in the
ksllace hotel, 40 Post street Information
Tor the whereabouts OF the young man
Il II be thankfully received by Mrs. Mary
Ia 1Cullough, Provo.
II Bott Will Return.
H. ( E. Bott is in receipt Of a telegram
IT, also a letter from his son John, who
FAis in San Francisco during the great
|iU aster. Young Rott Is now In Oakland
|sxSl Is desIrous OF returning TO Utah.
-Irs, Elenor r. Moore has received word
1 I'm her daughter. Mrs Daisy Martin,
|t1o resides In San Francisco. Mrs Mar
|hIa escaped injury and is getting along
|cheis-
II Felony Case On Trial.
ktrrhe case OF the State We. Charles Mee-
HI in was called for trial In the District
Y, irt this morning. Measom Is accused
re- felony committed with Persis Nc
lle girl under IS years of age. The
..;Itics are all residents of Lake Shore.
|, o defendant is a married man and the
pei has been n domestic In the family.
/ |9k.rthur l.. Thomas and Iona NJ, Brown
Spanish Fork have taken out a license
marry
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-24
Kennedy Returns to Good Springs.

James Kennedy. the mining man. loft for
his camp nt Good Springs New after spend
Ing several days in tho city attending TO busl-
ness and getting acquainted with his family
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-24
MANUFACTURERS AND MER-
CHANTS GET ACQUAINT-
ED" EXCURSION.

Via D. & R. q. to Manti, April 90.
Fare $3.50 round trip. Everybody In
vited. Held's Military band in attend
ance Good speakers to boost Utah and
her Industries.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-24
Rare Combination.
ADJUSTMENTS

oRPHEuM THEArER-HlRh-class vuude-
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GriniooO per Gompfer n0toraOol";
nod) Den ga Blatus@ egen0en per
Compiler o@bitgiit"; nod Somoica,
%onano, Der &onoI3one mo GoIom-
bto per Compiler go Eloto".
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NbenoS.
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sen Gbilippincn, pin San 6ranciSco,
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WolobrGnSc in WtCritu.

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6ung BON W~agOaIenn, Sonoro, uno
bic ermGbnte 9to0t ielbIt idpebt in
@einbr. Wtebrere 0rubensO rtldaf'
ten limo Scrit0rt moroeu. Siele ame-
rituniide @ergleute lin6 in Der Sc
genO tbdtig.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-26

eismeitsgde 3, ctr. u. Sait.slpe., 6antpn
Saupiauartier hes Misunderstanding.
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9omensBerein %oerfarnelt it6 ieoer Dters
ffaa abenb. Rational s9t'r ant Supf.
gbeiapeafes9e Iepbnr, - @olfe 1883 8.
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9pabefarSernnn mod Dem gnslanOe

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80. S5uni enoen6e gSodc IhlieBt III
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llbr Mor0cnS bis 5 llbr NadnlittoG@
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6eutioe Sd,[u6rote:

Safer. - 3uiubr 22,7S7 8uidel;
ans oen Gleuotoreu 5uriidge5ogen
1919 9uid)cl; Glepotoren = &orrutb
138,5O 9uidcl. 8erf0uie: 2 Nng+
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8erfGuie al Ger biefiorn giieticn.
00rIe.
FIRST CALL.

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$4,000 uutteO RaiImaus, 5ue. ........ 70 .
$1,000 Cotton Eucf. Der ............ sGh
$1,000 gtInuiic Coat cine, GOni. 4eri00
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2 Conf. IS. &. q. mno q. 60, Rio 90
40 Gortberu Gentral ..........1 00ia
10 Gcu6onro 60. J.. gto......... 80
100 llniteS RnilunbS. Irnft CTS. 15A
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Safub Rtrs, ,,Melubte.Saus,"

EorouTt.@6e Der 2Diu. unb Eurstf.2tr.
Sduptuuartier oeS Sefdngoereirs rWleIo'
Die. Sineitunoen ieben 9onneritdaIbeno.
8erfommlnugen heS a@enteriiiaI Webaer'
Bereins" ieSen =. urb 4. Dtsnfta9 I'm
Msonai. SeIepbpH - Dtt. 8cruCh 1885 n.
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Baltimore Warftberid)tc.

N~nItimore,2 %. Nuni 19OG.
W cb l.-3ufubr 1892 S0iier, elm.
idlicBlid 1915 8Giier SIT 2ocuit.F oint
mo 2StS 3Giier 5u Canton. &iiIten.
~ucrianOt 1862 6diicr. Gie Notirun9en
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-26
9iubert Boil mer's
anirnh shmennrris Gnfr.


ger. 923, Rorb.Gbtn., Gde MatbuHH. ctr.
8erfammIuneslufaI bes rantonia : Gone
eIapeS 9r. 800, 8. 8. s." n9teubens9i'
ftrifts Nr. 1867 ,S1iuers9 tftrtfts 9r.
103, 3. u.s9." unb n9iftrifts Nr. SO,
>. u.s9.~ 6uue an 8ereine gu bermie'
then. Seinffe @iere, @eine uno onoere
9etrdnfe. 9eIepbou: 6. & 3. @oIfe 500 n.
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Nbam Mnpp,s Sieftanrant.

SIR. 1i04, 9etb.GcHtrdl'autnue.
Ser sglprhoit Smmeripdbrenber BGuoeretr
bon Baltimore" %berfammelt i6 bier tes
ben Montag. - Serge grebm 4 Cons
8ie- am 8apf. nd6 oeutfHcr urt ottsff
bonn Sob.
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Seurh 6. aIein,s S9eIaurant,

CIR. 2t6, Gial., nahe Spiuaro. Strake.
8or6iieIi9e 98efne, Spirituoien II. nnions
giedrrell. geites Bier an 8upf. 9unf1
fir @ef3dftsIeute bon 11.S0 Born. big
9 ubr 9fa6mittaeS. Gelep6on 9. & q.
- Wlt. BernoH 300S u.
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Iutn Eron8's ,,gadsr.Serbera.,"

3r. 1876, Sarrtiou., nabe aertugtan.etr.
SEQ. 9iintber, IT,, 8ruusGo.'s Nitr arn
2apf. Warmer Nunid ben IL bts 1 ubr
Gdhmtttaes. aIe heut6en Sd6er lsnb
gum Seiu6e etngtlnben. 3, & B.'Iele.
pbon Wt. Bernnn 500 81.
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S~auptquartier oeS mSalernsOldnuerhors-.
Observation-Disclosures ieoen 9onnerftug
gtbeno. 9eue WitgIieoer .utatohlrten.
8or6iigIiheS Bier ber -gtdtiondb1raues
rel" ON Rnpf.
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Saltimorer Sampi Seppid . 3eini.
ouuoSsEDmpaauic,

Gr. f2t, GprS : @reene . etrnae.
geppid, o,,foeuommen, a~ereinigt uno mieoers
aeIeef. cpe5ieue Ginrihtnna fir bic anfbe.
lpabruua bon 3eppiter. @eeeii Waoiten seiitert.
getbc Selrpho,s. tWsai2. 2Dlte)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-26

Suhn q. sherbsl & spns,
Sntrorteure uub @ngruSs2illi6ra6dRoler
659-661, &ett.grntt., nabe RenHsetr.
Baltimore, Wto.
@. & B.sIeIepb0n - Soutb 1876 U.
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3n urrfanicn:

SeiSfeiirf fir 0anicr (Sargaine)
SnrinGn. 100 Sub. 500; @urneD, 400 Sub,
Si25; Ynraaon, 200 Sub, S25; ~9lrgano. 100
SUB, SO; Carton, 2d0 Sub. S4S.
Nina Subbaro Seating Gu,
U77,0,St,2) Baltimore, Wto.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-26
Sn %berfanfeu:

Sine gSittpe bat SO Sdufer in allen G1eiIen
Der Sinot, iueIde file fofort ~berfanien mnB. Man
ubreffirc: ~gpI &c." Seutfaer 6orrsipombent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-26
: Ginger
9ouptqnarttere
ser
Baltimore Singer
in
5(e@unrk, 49,,
BEL 0cnl
p. Ndtional : SGngcrfeIt
n. IationnG : SdmgerTeIt
1. bis 4. Smli 1906.

BUR Srientirumg ser @Gitc aus
Baltimore bel Oem am /. Sult III
Ncrparf, RS, itottiinoenoen S0n-
gerfeIt 0iene ser nadfolgenOe @eg.
tpeiier, ourd welfen bieiigen SIM
gcrn ulo oeren 6reunOen @clegen-
beit oege6en miro, iib I'M SoraltS NIT
sen SotelierS in @erbinoung 81 lesen
p6er mGbreno 0eS 6eIte8 6reunoe
auf5uiuden:
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3n ~perfanfcn:

vile, iuelde Welo gebrauden, ipredrp bier
por. snleiben uif GaIire, li1beln II. @riinns
Giqenibum. SIN Sertrauen. Seine 2onnsS office
Mefbooen. sgaltimpre Snreitmrnt Co." 9r.
120, 4Dro.YaeasStra (1479
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-26

Gin bcutfhes 8cIiuurnnt erIicr aIaiie init
@aue nno auftbals; outer @erfaufsarunb.
gl1b8ufrdgen in Der Sificr bes r3entiheu Gpr.
reippueenteu." G75-D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-26
SECOND CALL.

$4,000 2cGboaro uno %9ioGnofe, 5er....ttt%
$4,000 Staot Der. 1916 (g8. 0D......ti1
10 Georges Greet &. unS 5...... 79h
800 llnitcO NatnpabS. lruit SITS. =, i5h
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-26
pnb Ststtaustswa II.
Mber,s ,.@benuelR. Sale"

ode GAIT. nm0 Tnit.Mucnne, NnntOn.
WarnIanhs1 elepbor - 2l st.
loeib, ~Namen'8ereins Ses GSeIiueiB,"
ygantonsGonfInoS 9ir. 446, 3. 8. S."
ySrientaIsSi Itrifts 9ir. 1853, 3. ll.s8.," u.
Canton Spars TergHiiennessSereins 4"
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GteGengcinde.


Stellcneiudl:
Sin Wliodeu iuht Steuung fir Snusarbeit.
gfud }uirnoen gr. 22f2, @eit'6Briitiar StraRe,
Srcocrid. Jipao. G7O
Stellcgeiuh:
Sin ocliif6er Wlunn fu6i Steluna tiir ir9eno
cine @rbeit; aebt mid aufs 2nno. 9iu66ufrns
ecn in gir. 1t02, EitsgSiIeorsStr. U77-9
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-26

W a 5. - 3ufnbr 36,504 9uldel;
%crionOt bon Den Glepotoreu 1920
@uideI; Gleuutorenporrotb 445,430
9uidel. &erfGuie: 10000 8uihel
&uli SIT 561s, 5000 Srtli 5u 50, 5000
September 5lt 56M, 1000 Spot 3u
55I9.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-26
Mcntinc Sdl[nRrnte:

VI q 0cn. = 3lltubr BllldeI;
aus ocn @Ieuotorcn 5uriidqejoQcn 316
Nui6cl; Glcuntorenuorrotb 57,t58
@uihel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-26

Su b~crfanfcn.


gu uertaufeH:
Gtre quite 2Sirtbf6dft in Der gIubburi1dit
bon orei Snbrifen mcaen Arunlbeit. 9tad6ls
fraacn Tr. PSI, TUro.S r0ui.S traie. O17-W
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-26

Su ucrfnufcn:
sine Vdderei AT nerfnnfen; 13 S1iier oie
Nodbe. gtuh5ufrugen bel Weber Il Slnuf, Wr.
S5i, Ncit.Nratt,S trase. U75-O
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}oggcnmc6l, m~ittelmabiges bis

&og8cnmcbl, mittelmaBiges bis
ousgemQ6lteS ........ 3.50-3.S3
Woi$mebl 100 Y%fnno.. 1.35-1.45
Mci5cn. - 3ufubr 100 8uidel;
@erionot BON Den Glepatoreu 1880
9uibel; Glepotoreuporrotb 845O8
guihel. @erfGuie: 10000 sui 81
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