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The Cairo bulletin., 1907-03-09
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
! PERSONAL NOTES :
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Mrs. Fanslna Baird continues very
IA at her home 902 Walnut street
Miss Chloe Taylor Of GRANVILLE, H.
is the g't,t OF Mrs Fred y Ncl's
John Dugan is seriously IN ar lis
aome, Twenty.frst and Poplar streets
Mifs Theresa Malinski has gone to
Wetaug 70 visit Miss Marde Mowery
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Grinstead return
ed yeste day from points in Tenn
see.
Harvey Schutter. Of New York. for
merly OF Cairo. is in the city on bust
ness.
Jailer Edward Abernath.c has gone
w McC'drc to visit friends for a few
issass.
Joseph Collins aud family have re I
moved to Du Qaoin where they wis I
reside.
Officer John Glade and family have
removed from Twenty-drst street TO
|lDIo Cedar street
Charles Wlsy OF Carbondale has
|iaken position as railway mail clerk
|betw-vr sr--I7ptrrs- and. cairo
Col. Fank l.. Harris. of 81. LoMs
was here yesterday on business for
|the Mobile and Ohio J, lIroad
I'M. Clifford ate visiting friends in
Memphis aad Ma hyille, Tenn
Mr. and Mrs Charles @. Pa.ier will =
summer home at Cairo Heights
G
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Mcclellan. are q
visiting al Mt Carmel as guests OF the n
iafters mother NJ 3. Mary Moyer s.
Ju.lson ana Helen Gilbert children a
of AR and Mrs. Miles s. Gilbert, are A
racateiing from an attack Of scarle -,
tea.
Mr.. ana Mrs. ". II. Jnd on. OF
Daughter, Mrs Mil 5 ; Gilbert and 10
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-03-09

John Dugan is seriously III az lis
aome, Twentyfrst and Poplar stree :
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-03-09

Mis- Theresa MalinsM has gone to
Wetaug TO visit Miss Marde Mowery
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-03-09

Mr. and Mrs. VIII Grinstead return
led yeste day from points in Tenns
see.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-03-09

Dan Wood and rim Murphy who
left Cairo a few DAYS ago for Ros
|wen. N. NJ. where they will sojourn
|indefnitely nave arrived at Fort
|Worth, Tex. where they are taking
lin the sights,
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-03-09

Jailer Edward Abernathe has gone
tc McCidrc to visit friends for a few
EaNs.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-03-09

Officer John Glade and family have
removed from Twentydrst street tC
1910 Cedar street
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-03-09

Mr.. and Mrs John Purcell have re-
moved from Eleventh street e rs
Washington avenue where they have
taken apartments over Dr. j. E..
|Strongs offices.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-03-09

Charles Wilsy, Of Carbonate, has
taken position as railway mail clerk
betwct+ -et----f7ptrrs- and cairo.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-03-09

Joseph Collins aud family have re
moved to Du Qaoin. where they %i!.
reside.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-03-09

john b. Jackson of Anna, Wac Las
L 4 en- Ill at ST. Marv's I1tirmary Is
and will go 10 Vienna
Sunday to visit his mother
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-03-09

4 Col. Flank L. Harris Of 81. Lolis
was here yesterday on business for
The Mobile and Ohio IA broad
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-03-09

John r Brown will go TO Metropolis
Today to spe%l Sunday with Mrs.
Grown and their daughter Isabel who
ase visiting relatives there.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-03-09

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Mcclellan. are
Visiting al Mt Carmel as guests Of the
Intter's mother. MIS- Mary Meyer
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-03-09

Mr. ana Mrs Charles @ Parier will
remove next week 70 tn r beautiful.
summer home at Cairo Heights
La Junta tribune., 1907-09-21
Colorado Game Laws.

II shall be lawful to pursue. take
or kill. during the open season there
for. in the manner. of the kind, for
the purpose and to the. number
and extent in this section provided,
the following game and fish. and the
open seasons therefore in each year
shall begin and end as follows:
The open season for deer, with or
without horns. shall begin October
lst and end October Goth of each
year.
For mountain sheep and antelope
having horns shall begin on October
18th and end the 25th of the same
month. commencing with the year
1911.
La Junta tribune., 1907-09-21
cantsioupe Market Gustsd.

The cantaloupe market is down
way down. A few houses that have
been able to keep up high grade of
goods still have reports of paying
prices. The New York market one
day last week reported sl.25 toS2. 90
for standards. This means a net
price to the grower of 40 cents to 65
cents. Blu. the rate at which canta-
loupes have been going out of the
Valley far the last ten days meant an
inevitable slump, and it has come.
Monday week the export was forty
seven cars. By Saturday it was
sixty-nine cars, and the total of the
week meant 33S cars at the market
and on the way this week started in
with forty cars Sunday. followed by
fifty-six Monday. eighty-one Tues
day and seventy-eight Wednesday.
This supply and the fact that TIE
quality is being much complained of.
while it has to meet an unusual crop
of eastern grown stuff. can hardly
fail to give the market for Rocky
Fords black eye. Rocky Ford
Enterprise.
La Junta tribune., 1907-09-21
RAILROAD sussl,.e..


l.. Bergman has been appointed
travelling auditor. with headquarters
at La Junta. vice E. l.. Taylor, de-
ceased
Firemen Bert Gore. John Littleton
and Frank Breediove have been
summoned by Travelling Engineer
McMurray to take the examination
for promotion to engineers.
An extension Of thirty-three feet
to the lower floor of the passenger
depo; and l02 feet to the upper floor
Of the Harvey hotel at Dodge City.
Kan. has been CONTRACTED for.
Fireman X. l.. Hubbard. of Ration.
passed the examination for promo
ton to the right side of the cab a
few davs ago. and has been assigned
to switch engine in the La Junta
yards.
johnson & Beck, of Topeka. are
putting in the plumbing in the re-
modelled Harvey house and nave also
the contract for the plumbing in the
new railroad hospital in which will
be placed many special hospital
fixtures and up-to-date equipment.
The contract for the new brick
veneer passenger depot at Las
Animas. similar to the ones recently
erected at Florence and Lamar. has
been let. An innovation in the pas
senger depots will be the use of
cements floors in the waiting rooms.
Anything fresh this morning."
said the new dispatcher, as he leaned
his back against the cylinder and
steam chest for the purpose of
warming his vertebral column.
Nothing" said the roundhouse
foreman, except that fresh paint
that you're leaning up against"
We always knew that Fred Harvey
demanded for his service men of
extraordinary ability. but we doubt
if he can find man to fill the re-
quirements set forth in the following
message sent by one of his managers:
II want man who can milk twenty
five cows at once. Please advise"
Merit marks have been placed to
the credit Of Allan Phillips. engineer
Arkansas River Division. fifteen for
keeping enging 537 in an exception
ally clean condition. and j. II. Bald
ridge. engineer, Arkansas River
Division. fifteen. for prompt action
in going out and overtaking engine
l43S. a ru u.iaway
La Junta tribune., 1907-09-21
Souvenir po.,., Card Bargains.

We have large number of La
Junta souvenir postal cards which
we are going to close out at the uni
form price of one cent each while
they last. The views include the
city hall, court house. depot, bird s.
eye view of shops, Colorado avenue.
courthouse square. orchestra that
made La Junta famous, Park House.
La Junta brick and Tile Works.
Presbyterian church. residence views
and many others. While they last
only one cent each, or ten cents a
dozen.
La Junta tribune., 1907-09-21
Resolu,ions Of Respect.

Whereas, God in his infinite wis.
dom has seen fit to remove from our
midst. dearly beloved wife and
mother, Mrs. Estella Moberly. wife
of Brother S. E. Moberly; therefore
be it
Resolved. That we the members of
Spanish Peaks Lodge. No. 328, B. of
L. F. and E. extend tC our bereaved
brother and child our heart felt
sympathy in their dark hour of
sorrow. and that we believe that
God will comfort their hearts and
help them to feel that their dear one
only waits to welcome them.
Resolved, further, That we shall
always remember our departed
sister as one whose life was an in
spiration. and that we shall always
cherish the memory of her. whose
unselfish loyalty exemplified an ideal
Christian life; be it further
Resolved, That a copy of these
resolutions be forwarded to the
bereaved husband. and the same be
spread upon the minutes of the B. of
L. F. and E. and copy forwarded to
each of the local papers for publica-
ton.
A. H. RIGG.
J. A. YOUNG.
j. r. PAINTER.
La Junta tribune., 1907-09-21


posed to limiting the number Of sa-
looms. and as the new ordinance
limited the number to six he was
opposed to it.
G.. NJ. Dameron then made a talk
to the council in behalf Of his clients
Cadman l. Curran. who were grant
ed salooi. license in July. At a
subsequent meeting the matter was
reconsidered and the license revoked
pending full meeting Of the board.
Major Dameron stated that his
clients were ready and willing to be
one of the seven saloon keepers and
pay license of 81 500 per annum. or
one of five and pay license of 81 600
per annum. He did not believe it
was right for the council to sanction
the booze selling privilege in this
city to just few men. as there
would be no more liquor drank with
ten saloons than there was with six.
His clients had rented room and
ordered their fixtures and had
already been to considerable expense
and he wished to have the matter of
granting license settled one way or
the other at once.
Alderman Phillips stated that the
members of the council were elected
to look after the best interests of the
city, and he did not think they
would be doing so by turning down
an offer of $500 in one night. He
then made motion that the saloon
license which had been shelved few
moments before be dug up once
more and placed on its first reading.
which was done in due form. all of
the members present acquiescing
and voting aye. Ordinance will be
found in another column of this
issue
The matter of granting license
to Cadman & Curran was laid over
until the next meeting, or until
there is meeting with all of the
present.
DR.. A. l.. Stubs reported that
health conditions in La Junta had
greatly improved and that there had
been few if any new cases of typhoid
during the month of September
He also stated that Mr.. Franklin in
tended to build new quarters for his
dairy. and requested that the dairy
man be allowed to resume business
as soon as the contemplated inn
were made. 1t was so
ordered. He also requested author
ity to use his own judgement in ac-
cident cases of emergency as to
whether the city or county was
liable for care and attendance and
this also was so ordered
The mayor was autorized to ap-
point George f. Evans as a special
officer for the La Junta Theater to
serve without pay.
After allowing number Of bills.
which included S3,055.5 for the ex-
tension to the water system in the
Ohio addition. and S27S. 80 for the
new open gutter at the corner of
Colorado avenue and West Third
street. the council adjourned very
close to the next morning hour.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-10
Xerlauat I'M Aasemeiaeu.

Geutfdcs @rbcits.G 81 adpeiInnss.glrea
inter Der @ufli0t ber rNeutfbeI &eieui0ait. /"
ter itnb Stenitboten Su bei6ditieen piinideiI,
pollen iib pcriBnli6 ooer IN franiirien @riefei
on ben @8enten ber Sefeui6att. Sobann :.
Mcper, Simmer liz, Ir. 2t5-2t7, Court.
Ianb.Strafe, penben, iuelder ltnertGeItli0
sluSfunit ertbeiIeit miro. Spre6itribeil bon
/ bis 8 llDr. Sah27,1O
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Hatiotol-Warfcn
u6ir1t National Yanf Of galtiinpre," s. ..
gSilcog, Gafbicr, II Goutb.GtraBe.
p3pciie giatipnai.g Gni, :" 432 Siios0roaoipaD,
s y; y; SS sgaai @g Man so morrt,,. a..
fbier. ID gtoro.@utaipsS trabe.
ySrouerS & Wtedahics' National Sanf."
9bas. q. Wfqer. Gaibier, 9torolpeftsGde Gus
taps iito SaDeitesStrnBe.
rSbirb g%iatirnal Sanf, Baltimore nno giortb,
Gtrabe: Gao ullb gtadt pffen.
pSarmrrS q McrdantS' 9iattpnal ganf,"
Sort0s unb 2ombarosS trabe.
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(8orticsnno foiat.)
Sponiide Siihcrbootc
untcrgcgong II


Mabrib, 8. Sonuar. - Gif &c.
lcgromm ails Gorilnro mcIbct, bot
OnS Siider6oot uSireno" bon ciicr
beftigcn 6lutbmellc oltf Die alippcll
geidlcrbert iuurbe. Die MoltnidaIt
lit gercttet lporben. gs miro be-
fiirhtet, bob aud 3ablreiGe onbere
6iiter6ootc, Die permibt perosn,
perungliift Sinb.
Mubrud Of sur Sogb. - Or:
n@ieb mir NAL 20 Marf, Tran-
den!" Sic: 30 Morf? aber,
NOS wiait Gu bclin bcutc alles
idieBelt, Mdnnben2"
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Baltimore Wnrftbcridltc.

Baltimore 8. &nnll6r 1907.
@ebl. - 3uiubr 1l,437 Safer,
cillidlicBlih $500 Gdiicr 81 Occult,
Yoint mnC 1924 6Giicr 81 Canton;
aiiItcnucrionOt - Sdlicr. 0ic Noti.
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Rn u%eIInnIen.

Sn UcIfnnfen:
Sene neucTl mooernen 5lpeiit6dieen Sdlifcr an
Der gturos9irIebs StraBc, 5ipiIdeu Der fair.
incnntsglberllie ruo 5nDettesS traBc; teinentirte
aeler, 1~rotioire mo Sole; eniailirie Babe.
ipnntle uno Stii6etsgtbglfe; Mnrmors9rep
glb5nesfana lsGerbinoun9. Neauetne 8erIants.
Be0ineu1Den. greis 100000. 9runo5inS $50
bro .Sabr. Nebmt bic acknowledgements
goHS.
ssnfter 8. gsctp9al, an 0ri uno GteQe.
0tpb1b-Ne1D
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id)cI; Serinnbt bon Den GIepotoren
S7,197 9iiidcl; Glepotoren . GorroiD
9GS,969 9uidel. 0erfGuic: 10000
Spot 81 Az, 10000 Sebruor 5lt
473s, ieds @oGDonS Steomcr &c.
miidter Spot SIT liA, bier @og.
CONS Nr. 3 Spot 5n 1924, 10000
MtGr5 81 Az.
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reatnrirter bentfher MfSt.
QN.{Xhr}ae Q1eorIa
0r. Wamlt,
Seaieber unb Vhdifer.

prHIcUcr uHb pIgWtItr.
Ser electromagnetic aner Webien. CT er'
5ibIt Sbtcft, ipns &c at iuiflen iuiilf6en, mag
es siinltia ooer uneiinfiie fein, ,Gleihoiell. ipas
Sbrc .GraltgfaIe, Sotfnlneer.. Wlliiblnabtingen
sBarum ri1t Sbnen? 60 iibcr5erst 1T CT bon
feiner Gdbigfeif, onB er feline 0eSabIlne i'm
IoruliS fir Tortriec eittaegen %niilinit, inb
iucnn &c nibt In alien fSdIen b5aig ~5nfrieben
ftelt, niro feline @ebiibr acceptirt. NortrdGe
30 Gents iIib S 100.
epredlInnbrn ppn 10 biS Z tltr.
g.. & q. Gclepbpn: Wlpunt VerIlon Gl76-U.
.Nr. 40, Hart-Apenue.
{Deat4-)
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9lnhofatc1l.

Ganf Sobannicu, III 9iorhsGbarIes.SimBe.
&arl ". ~. edplt, 12G-129 4ans9niIoing.
@uitapms 0crb, 26l-269 gnIoert'9niIotne.
8. @ni. Crtnann, Iii 9torosGbarIcSsG irabe.
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Marntor. unb @ranit-@erfe.
8. @ifsartncr G. S5bac, 7t4-1s Beft.9aIti
Bet Of Commerce.
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Ga herfanFeR.
Rn n~crtnrfen:
5000

fnnien zines tcnrr nipberncn SduIer init feds
guenue nno 6n0ette.S lraRe. Steaer, Sof uno
Iroiioir nit Cement bcleet lino l~ieueite @inrid,
inn1elt,. einfhIiebIi6 GIonIenIunaI . glnlbIlB.
Scnno5tls mir $50 pro Sdbr.
6. 3. Gallagher, 9aumelfter,
@iirenu Nr. 24O7. 5airuountgoenue.
(2GI-)
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3m Dermictbcn.

Sm prrmietben:
3 Simmer in eiier feinen Soritaot.giad bars
fbaft III Observation-Disclosures. 9,dd5ufragel Sar.
fprb.Npenne, springbale, nate 98eber's Yarf.
G00-tD
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Safer. = 3ufllbr 1876 gu.
libel; aus Ben glepatoren 5nriidge5o-
gen 1886 9llid)el; Glepotoren Sor.
rotb i90,59t 9uibel. Serf1iiie: Elm
Woggon Nr. 3 mciber i'm Glcpotor
Nr. 2 81 Al.
SeittiQe SdllltBrate.
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SrliItGompognic'n.
r@altinore Sruit & 0narantie &C.," Gauis
tables0ebduoP.
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GparsSonfcn.
yGeatide epar'Yanf bun %@nitinorc," Gutaip.
Iilh B1IlinoresGtrdbe.
uSt. Sancs' Spnrbanf," UaItimoresG trabe uHo
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
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Gin taIentirter SuIige ais oauf6lrf6e, bat
@eleeenbeit, Elm gutes 8anoiperf 8u ~erIerllelt,
9ta65utragen bel Salti, ,Saoies Sailor," 222
Muro.Sitertbs StraRe. Old
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9aIIgcpr1 Of. - nSuben lidl
gn1oiaItes 5rGiilcin audi idJon eiil.
nal Die Scelc aus bcn1 2cibe &C.
lhricn?"
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Gin 9iirfteni1ader eriier alatfe. iit an nYan"
iIno u9raping" 5i arbeiteil. 9iatb5ulrnge1 bel
@m. u. 5ottle & So, Tr. t20-124, Soancucrs
StraRe. (9--10)
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2ei6enbe1tatter.
Sorbcr3 & S1hnc, 1Y08-1710 Gontor.gbenue.
MM. SDut, NoriDs iin6 Communicating.
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SECOND CALL.

5000 8eIteru WiarDldno irr. .......... S2h
5000 WiarbInno Telephone 5er......... 90
2O00 Cotton Suef .............. s3N
5000 cotton Suef ............... s8A
1000 ga. Gar. & giorib. 5cr......... .t0s
300 llniteS &iniliunbS ...,......... 1870
2O5 lluitco glniIipupS .............. 1874
100 ilnitco R~niIpaO0 ............. 1919
100 lluiteo RairpnOS ............. tgh
200 llniteb gIailuGbS 5nuoinG 5er.... sGA
COO llniteo SiuilpabS 5unSiHe Der. s6sl
100 llto. AuS. (Irnft GtIS) ,..,...... lSh
100 Tito. 9bs. Clruit GllS) .......... 1917
5000 g.. y z inc......,"...,..,". 3iti
1000 llniteo 5iniIpuOS inc. .........., $685.
1000 S%liioli 4 Carolina 5er........ 90
81 5iocIltb & 9epoIit. .........\..ia2i3
10 5ioeIitD & 7epOiit. ,-,......,..,t3
90 @'drbInno GdinnIib ..........,.. GtM
% 9%ioribcrn GeniroI ............. OAK
100 5coboaro SO. ,, piS. ........n. IS
ti6 ca. Gu. & Sla, I. pfn.......... 0s
1000 llriico gnilunOS Ter. .......,. 1914
% GonioIio, GooI ..-............ co
50 Ito. N0s. Stumbling (scrlp).,.... sGla
so llniieo aiaiIiuNrS ............. i3A
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Gteacnseindc.
9teucgcfuh:
eteneacinh:

Sin praftiiMer oeitf6er g(rdiieften5eifner
iubt cine Yei6dftigung. 5u ~criragen Nr. 2218,
Wi6iaub,9tUenne Old
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Gupierl1micbe uno Glumbers.
Sp9n !Snbcrt, TIA 2bamcssGtrabe. Is. & g
8oIie 1909,
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9oumotcriolicn Sbiiren, Seniter.
ro6mcn, 2noen etc.
Sanrs &.. Suffer & So, lis uno lit, Gibs
SrcoeridtGtrdbe.
UfO. 4. Sluau d Bro.
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Oei6aftse&

3eitungcn, 3eitid)riiten etc.
nSBe Baltimore gictus Co.,. 9uoto glbercrpult
bic, MaEagcr, 3tS &cit'@ernIalsSirabe.
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SteIegcf1dI:
SIR eincn bentiden, dnferit geiuanbten Guns
bttprgcbiilfeu - 20 Sabre alt - f0.jdbrige ut.
nttcrbrphcne 9ragis, stcInng ais iuldber &c.
indlt. 9~inaebutc nit 0eBaltsangabe OIL 3. ..
GtelSncr, WartineburD, @..1n. 6.S,11)
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8erfGuie ouf ser bieiiaen Giieften.
gOric.
FIRST CALI
FIRST CALL.

1900 Il7iieO Aotliuooo 4cr....,..,.., so
1000 Ella. 6. & }, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 01%
2oo0 g'ori5. M. q 9ia6t 5er,.....,.. %
1000 @citcrn MarOIauO icr. ......... s2T
1000 ll1itr0 RaiIpGoS inc, ......,.... 5sh
1000 lluiteb %GitpcUS inc. ........... 5s3s
100 unitco Ratluao9 5uuoina Der. s6E
1000 Senbonro Ter ................ s2E
9OOO scubuOro 10 Sabre Der. ......,. tOOh
1000 piGcou Nh. & eiabt Der. ......... 20
5000 n. " & Cob II. Ter t@. RJ... 90
1000 Cotton Shd r.....,......... sa7i
200 mo, RgS. 5unOina Der tzrIp)... sGH
20 1biro National Nant. ..........t23
100 SeHbonrO 60, COM. .......,....,. 23H
30 Gonf. Cotton Sutf com .......... I2A
10 5ioeIitO & 9epoiit, .........l 3ih
. M'arpIon6 GninaItD ..........,.. 6iA
100 Cont. g.. 6. g. x y. com .,..... 81
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8srlaust MGnner nnb anaben.


3lpei SrramcnilEGifegar6eiter eriter NIaiie
fir Die 9%Seriliait lpipie Elm @rphi6mieo. 9tads
6miraaen III VI. 157, geeit.9rntt.S trnhc.
(10)
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8erIanst Sranen aub @dbdsu:


Sin oroentIi6eS oeutf0eS Wtio0cn fir bic
Iei6te Saitsarbeit; fein gSuf6en i1o Niigellt;
cute 0einintb Iino outer Hobn. ga63uiruGel IN
Wr. BIZ, Siios6remunt. Strabe. 90
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@eItrioe ShlltBratc:

Noggen. 3uflibr 1884 gil-
ibel; ails ocn glepotoren 5lriidge5o.
gen 1850 9uid)el; Glepetoren . 8or.
rotb 12S,471 9ui6el.
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