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The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-12-14
ELY WHITE PINE COUNTY NEVADA SATURDAY, 1907
BLIZZARD HAS BEEN GENERAL
IN NORTH OF THE 81 ATL
Wires Went Down Yesterday--SnoW
From Salt Lake West-No nc-
lay to Traffic Yet.

a good deal of Nevada has beer
in the grip of blizzard during the
last several days. Snew which has
fallen here has heer accompanied by
wind that has made its presence
known in chill blasts In the noun.
tains there has been much heavier
fall than in the lower country. Pros.
pecting has been ended probably for
the winter and work at mining prop
critics not equipped with surface
buildings of comfortable character
is due to close down until spring.
Yesterday the wind accompanying
the storm put the Telegraph lines out
of commission generally in the north
ern part of the state Arrivals on last
nights train told of a fierce blow at
Cobre and of much snow drifted
there. Along the Southern Pacific
snow and high wind have prevailed
during the last twu days from Salt
Lake to the western sljpe of the
mountains. So far there has been
no delay occasioned to traffic.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-12-14
MINING SUIT HEARD.
Motion for Non-Suit in Commission
Case Is Granted.

The trial of the suit of NJ. M. John
son against John A. Steele, to en-
force payment of $4,000 alleged to
be due from the defendant for COM
missions in a mining deal, took place
before Judge Brown in the district
court yesterday, when motion for
non-suit was granted by the court.
Johnson had an option on the
Steele group of five mining claims in
Robinson district, and was to have
found purchaser. The property was
sold to a company, but it was shown
that while Johnson had negotiated
with the purchasers he had not con-
summated the purchase by finding a
buyer, able. willing and ready to take
the property and pay for it.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-12-14
ACTIVITY IN
TRANSFERS
Several Mining Properties Pass Into
New HandS.-.TOWnSite Realty
Changes Hands.

Business in the Office of rhe couh-
ty recorder showed Improvement yes
terday, a number of deeds having
been filed for record.
ID. A. Dees and Jacob Mayer of
Ruby Mountain mining district, this
county, transferred to Richard Row
land and Antoni Gini, for 500, the
Morning Glory and New Year mining
claims IN that district.
The Ely Townsite company and the
e. Water company transferred to the
Ely Light e Power company, for a
nominal cons, !nrati3n, two and a
fraction acres OF land, comprising the
power house site in Ely City
J. n. Davis of Reno transferred to
Ed Wilson of Ely, for a nomina' con-
sideration, the Nevada Girl mining
claim III Pobinson miring district.
The Smelterville Town and Land
COMPANY transferred 10 Charles Au-
brey, for stated considerations aggre-
eating $500, lot is, block Is, and lot
3, block ), in Smelterville.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-12-14
M'KNIGHT APPOINTED
COUNTY COMMISSIONER
Appointment Made This Week by
Governor SparkS-AssumeS Office
ON Formal Notification.

Governor Sparks Wednesday ap.
pointed Ira j. Mcknight as count,
commissioner of White Pine county
to succeed W. r. Bassett The ap-
pointment is to become effective i'm
mediately. A large number of White
Pine county people requested the ap-
pointment of Mr.. Mcknight to the
position.
The governor also appointed Clin-
ton l.. Addison-Smith commissioner
of deeds at Edinburg, Scotland. He
is the only commissioner of deeds for
Nevada in Scotland at the present
time. II. r. Driscoll of Battle Noun
tain was appointed a notary public.
Mr. Mcknight will probably re-
ceive formal notice of his appoint
ment together with his commission
from Governor Sparks today. He en-
ters upon his duties at once upon re-
ceipt of forman notification The
news of his appointment was received
here yesterday and occasioned much
favorable comment.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-12-14
Sensation Made BY Showing of
Manner of Expenditure of
Ely Funds---VariOus Views

Many citizens of Ely figured the in
corporation expose printed by the
News yesterday morning in the way
| it is outlined here. They talked
about it and with few exceptions de-
clared the course of the News in
bringing to light the facts in the sit
uation in comprehensive manner to
be public service.
The presentation of the figures
showing the expenses of the city, so
greatly out of proportion to actual
benefits derived, opened the eyes of
the public. Business men were par
ticularly interested in the manner of
disposal which they found had been
made of the funds they have been
having to the license collector. 1t was
revelation to them, for though ev-
erybody knew city government was
costing a pretty penny no one had
stopped to figure out where the
money paid to it was going or how
it was being divided between result
getting work and management. AS
one business man. put it, Il would
be in a - of fix, wouldn't |, IL |
paid out $4,000 to have my store
run for four months and got back
$4,000.
The Impostors effort at apology
and explanation last night created a
general laugh around town. Ihat
talk about the heavy expense COM
ing in the first few months has the
old familiar ring" said one man.
You get it put up to you that way
in every town that incorporates. Just
the same the expenses keep up. The
salaries go right along ana there Is
more and more work coming up all
the time to keep the street forces
drawing more and more pay, while
there is no limit to the creation OF
ordinances. Every one that is passed
breeds another. It's an endless chain
proposition, that ordinance graft, and
I see where the Impostor has interest
in holding on to incorporation all
right as long as the people will let
if feed at the trough they pay for
And don't see where the heavy eX-
pense at first applies to the improve
ment end of things in this town with
only s3,7OO paid out on that end tc
this time. Those Impostor fellows
must have been reading up on high
| finance"
The sentiment of the business pub
lie was pretty well expressed along
conservative lines by prominent
business man who said to the News:
Il believe that the salaries grantef
to the mayor and the city counci
here are too high for new towr
government. | believe that when
town first begins its self government
the mayor and councilmen, all o
whom are business men in the town
should serve for much lower pay thai
i they are serving here. When the
city government of Nome, Alaska
was first organized, | was member
for two years, the first two years o
} the incorporation of the city. Dur
l ing that period neither the mayor no
any member of the city council re
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-12-14
BANK Of Ely IN GOOD SHAPE
SAYS BANK EXAMINER MILLER

THERE ARE But TWO THE STATE, WITH THE EN-
CEPTION OF NATIONAL BANKS CONCERNING THE AFFAIRS OF
INFORMED, WHICH CAN MAKE THOR
SATISFACTORY SHOWING ACCORDING TO STATE BANK
EXAMINER ,IIILER, COMPLETED EXAMINATION
CONDITION AND HAS CONTINUED
ONE OF THESE IS THE BANK OF Ely AND THE OTHER Is
ELKO. EXAMINER MILLER STATED WHILE HERE
AFTER EXAMINATION LOCAL BANK, THAT THE
INSTITUTION EXCEIENT CONDITION,
BANK WAS ON SOUND BASIS EVERY WAY, AND THAT
BEEN CONDUCTED ALONG EXCELLENT
EXAMINATION WAS MADE OF THE FIRST NATION
ALI MILLER, NATIONAL BANKS
JURISDICTION.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-12-14
$4,000 EXPENDED TO GET
$4,000 IN IMPROVEMENTS

SALARY ACCOUNT, CITY OF Ely
Paid from September q to
December 6 ..... 81, ,G6S 20
PRINTING ACCOUNT, CITY OF ELY
Paid to ImpostOr. .$1,171 45
Total amount taken from
Ely business men and
customers by lmpOstOr's
Incorporation scheme to
date ........... =. $3.50 Gj
Paid for street improve
'ments, labor and supplies
by the city of Ely i'm
same period ........ S3,7 :sS
In other words, for luXurics
which have brought no
material return. -. So, 1889 81
For actual work for benefit
of streets of city ..... $3, ,7G9.3a
Or, paid out to get $3,-
769.38 worth improve
ment work ........S 9,GO0 Oh
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-12-14
THE GUN CLUB
MAKE A HIT
Dance Given By Members at Skat.
ing Rink, Proves Most Uniqne
and Enjoyable.

The members of the Ely Gun club
created for themselves last night an
enviable reputation for hospitality at
their first invitation ball, which was
given at the skating rink, under the
auspices of that organization. The
affair was one of the most successful
of the early winter season, and re-
flected credit upon the club members
who carried it to this termination as
their plans had been formulated a
short time.
The decorations We're unique and
did credit to the committee in charge
the members of which were John L.
Mcdonald, Frank Rathbun, A. j. Fes-
Ter, Frank Irving and Frank DAILY.
The hunter lodge, in corner
near the musicians stand, was the
most striking feature of the decora-
tive scheme. This represented Il
hunters camp, surrounded by stunt
ed pines. At the back were shot
guns and rifles hanging on sets OF
anters, and number of bear and
coyote pelts adorned the wall.
Twenty braces of wild ducks, shot
day or two ago on Duck creek by
the committee, were hung before the
tent. Punch bowls were placed in &
huge block of ice, lighted from be
meath by colored electric lights
Punch was served by Frank Wei
shons and George Duce, clad in hunt
ing costume.
About the walls were hung shot
guns, rifles, game bags and hunting
and game pictures. Over the musi
clans stand were elk and deer heads
The hall was lighted by streamers o
colored lights.
The grand march was started
promptly at o'clock, led by Andrew
A. Fesler, president of the club
Nearly two hundred couples partici
pated in the march.
The officers of the club comprised
the floor committee. These were A
J. Fesler, president; John l.. McDon
aid, secretary; Frank Rathbun, fielt
captain, and Arthur b. Witcher
| treasurer.
| The committee on arrangement
comprised r. II. Hastie, John Dunn
ply, A. j. Fesler, Tom Hulmston, A
b. Witcher, Frank Irving and Georg
Jack son.
A large number of Ely City resi-
dents were present at the ball. TIL
Ely City free bus gave service to ant
from the dance, making two trips
The next club entertainment viii
be smoker, invitations for whicl
will be issued within the next weel
or ten days.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-12-14
LONG ON SALOONS.
Sine tcryiIle Is Now Looking foI
Something to Eat.

The new town of Smelterville, out
side the two mile holdings of the
smelling company, now has six sa-
looms and is open for something to
eat That is, they will entertain a
boarding house and restaurant proro.
sition down there with relish
Manager Horrick said yesterday
that from the saloon viewpoint things
were humming. s no liquors arc
sold on the lands of the smelling
company, there is considers bic
trade from that quarter. No build
ing is now in progress Mt Smelterville
but Mr.. Herrick expects that the ar
rival of spring will witness consid
cradle activity.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-12-14

The one grave danger which is now
the interlaced timbers and iron which
fastened i'm the shaft and stopped the
fall of the mass of debris to the bot
tom, the walls of the shaft which
have been supported by the inter-
locked stuff may give way under
pressure from behind and bring Il
situation of as desperate character as
yet cOntendcd with, if not worse. En-
treme caution, needless to say, is be-
ing exercised and will continue.
Signs of disaster will be watched for
with the utmost vigilance and if de-
tected may be surmOunted. Engi-
neering and mining skill of the great
est is at the service of the GirOuN
and may be counted upon to antici-
pate and prevent disaster if such is
strain will conclusively demonstrate
something. The hopes and prayers
of the workers and of the community
are that the demonstration will be
featured by the presence in safety Oh
the surface of the cntombed men ana
those who have labored to recover
them.
The prisoners are holding their
spirits we'll and every few moments
talk through the telephone to men in
the compressor room on the surface.
Jokes go back and forward, each par
ty trying to tighten the burden or
anxiety of the other.
Say, Bailey; it can't be that you
expect company down there. Why do
YOU want all that soap we sent down
to you?" asked one of the men.
.'Oh, we'll. You have sent about
everything else down that broken
numD pipe and | didn't know but
what one of you fellows would be
droDping down on us. Anyway there
are three of lis here and we have TO
look clean to keep appearances up
Another joke which has become
standard between the top and the
men underground is on the subJect
OF TIE ldyOll tIS
getting on full pay.
"Uome cooking always did make a
bit with me. said one of the prls-
nnars after an excellent lunch pre-
norod by some of the women of the
nann had been lowered them. That
Mo crust was a trif1e short, though
wish you'd tell the chef about II ana
see that it is not repeated.
between the men serve 10 lish'on 'ne
hours as they pass, for botn,
The nonchalence eXhlDlted ps 'he
men underground is amazins " .
stranger on the spot BelleVlng theili,
selves to be practically sa1e .hey a.e
done with terror and are only iinpa,
tient at the slowness natural uhue'
the circumstances, of thelr rescuels
and are looking forward WIN iohsins
to the gastronomic delghts wnio.
await them at the Christmas uinhe'
with their relatives ana lrlehos' pio"'
ised them by Gallagher ,,,ho
Lifting of muck from the Aipn' n
shaft of the GirouX company was po
gun Wednesday night as was "a =,
nected. and satisfactory progress =,
heing made, according to the repol.'
received from the scene last hisn.
The three imprisoned men con on,
tinue cheerful and ehco"iaeo ~, ~,
workers by their telephone messages &c
to the surface. The broken puinl
nine continues to be utilized as al
elevator and fresh food Is passru sr, ~ ~
them at regular intervals nel'
now seems to be no doubt tiiat .he.
will he gotten out safely by the tini'
nromised by j. A. Gallagher on OF
about Christmas day
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-12-14
FIRENIEN, ATTENTION.

A meeting of the Ely Fire Depart
ment will be held at the Stock EX-
change building Tuesday evening, De
cember II. for the purpose of install
ing officers recently elected. and to
discuss plans for the New Years
dance. f. Nj. Nj NUL11, Chlel.
12-13-3t
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TO CALIFORNIA.

ter will leave monday morning for
southern California, where they wal
make an extended stay returning in
the early spring.
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FROM SHELTER.

FROM SHELTER.
w. A. Slater, for some time in the
Townsite company office, but lately at
the smelter came in yesterday to
spend the day with friends. Mr.. Sla-
ter states that work is going atcad
steadily at McGill
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prGfbent Diaa bas bo9beratge Diner.
bieten ub. Die Sfferte zines engz
lif4en Spnbitats, bas ieinen 8ergs
~tpertsbefiB fir $25, 100000 in 8aar
tdufen moute, parb BON benz RrD{us
tibl auriidgepiefen,
Pebro Mlbarobo bat Iein 2eben dls
einfader Minsnorbetter begonner. unb
feline sSusenb bergtng in barter Gnt.
bebruns unb f9perer plage. ba er tn
benz 8ergtpert feines @aters befddfe
ttst mar. va brad bas Slid beretn;
ct entbedte aui,d9ft eine rei9e @plbs
aber unb fanb bann I'm Sabre 1901
bic sepaltisen Cob unb @ilberlassr
bon Ga palmiGo, bic ntft ntr Bic
srDBten bon sana Mserifo finb. fOnbern
gu ben ertrogsreidten Der sonaen
Melt gebDren, go bat er benn In pes
ntgen Sahren eth u~nsebeueres @erm1s
gen aufgebduft, bas man auf $780,
100000 Bis 5000, 10000 einf4dbt,
Do9 tnmttten btefes Rei9tbums blteb
Qlsarabo Der etnfd9e Mann. an Der
Rei9tbum, al bos @elb erf9etnt ibm
nur dls Elm Idfttser glunber; feine
etnatse Greube lift, bdB er bamit tpobfe
tbun unb menfdti4e 0otb linbern
fam; fir Nrme unb 8ebiirftise bat
Ilbarabo itets etne offene !9onb.
pebrp 4lporabp 1T, NIT 4uss
nabme BON eintsen Reifen mad Der
ndbeselesenen gr0B.ren Stabt, aus
fetnem 9etmdthsort perral mod nint
herduseefommen, dber In biefem tlets
men 8ergtperfsort fennt er ieben Men.'
f9en beim Namen unb 1T iber BITE
@erbdltnife ul1er 8epDbner ortentirt.
gr fii6lt fi9 am ipoblften in feinen
8erstperfen, bic er mad ieber Ri9tuns
bin berbontommnet, nit eleftrif1em
2idt unb anberen mobernen Ginrims
tungen ausgejtattet bot.
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psribmter atiniker.
&refeKor bon 2e1Dems Ma6trttt boa ~
8etitnet ttnt1erftdt.

a3refekor bon 2eSoems @it6trttt boa ses
8esItnet ttntDerFtdt.
Die mebiainif9e Gatultdt Der 8ers
liner untperiitdt bat pieberum eineu
f9tperen @erIuft gu peraei4nen. @rnf
b. QeDben bat NIT benz 4blduf bes
Sommerfemefters feline Sbdtisteit aIs
Setter Der eriten mebi3inif6en &lintf
fotpie als 2ebrer Der tnrleren Mebi3in
bef9loFsn unb nfrb fi9 nur auF bic
Oberleituns bes bon tim sefdaffenen
Jnitttuts fir arebsfOri6ung bsf9rdn>
Ten. Der s6etbenbe seb5rt gu ben
Gr5Bten fetnes Ba9es.
Grnft 2epben nurbe 1882 au Dan>
ats seboren. SIN 9erbte 1849 Be-
gam er {etn @tubium als glepe am
Griebrt4 Wilbelms= Snitttut, Der gere
finer pflanafdule our Qusbilbuns Der
Mtlitdrdrate. Ra4 Q%blesuns fetnes
Gtaatseramens pirtte er etne 3eitldng
ais Nrat TN Der probtn5; 1859 tpurbe
er Oberfabsarat am 6risbri9 Wtlz
belms=Snititut, 1866 9rofeFor unb
Direttos Der Mebtainif9sn Rltntt in
RDntssbers. SIN Sabre 1872 tpurbe
0ebben mad StraBburg our 8esrins
bung ber rei4sldnbtf4en lntperiitdt
berufen. Qls i'm Sabre 1875 Der bee
ribmte <nifer Sraube in Berlin
jtdrb, tpurbe 2ebben fetn Na9folger.
1ebben mar elmer Der Merste bes beuts
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Grnft b. aeDbea.

fGen Roifers Griebri6 III. unb tpurbe
1894 an bos 3ranfenlaser bes 3aren
MleTdnber III. berufen.
0ebbens speoidlftubien ri9teten fiG
Sund9ft auf bas @ebtet Der Nerberts
unh Observation-Disclosures, beIonbers
auf BITE Grforf9ung bes Rrantbeits.
bilbes Der Ridenmarff4pinbiu9t.
Gett Bud Die Degeneration Der btns
teren MidenmartfrGnge" brante bol1e
RIarhett iber bds Wefen biefes 2et=
beus. Meitere Gpe3taIforf9unsen
9snbens betrafen Meie1 unb Dirt Der
Gprd9fDrungen. Dordn i9loHen
ii4 arebsforf9urgen, @tubien Der
Observation-Disclosures, bes Gettbers
gems, Der Nierenleiben. Iuf benz bid
tetif4en Wege gelangte 2epben gum
Gtubtum Der Woltstronfbeiten, ipesien
Der Tubsrtuloie, ber er bur9 bic
@robtbat Der @rinbung Der 2ungen.
beilftGtte tn 8elstg eth borbilblin ges
tpcrbenes propbDldftif1es unb iebr
lrtrtfames 9etlmtttcl ertgegenifeufe.
@u9 bic tn Deutfdlanb IN fD bobem
Mabe enttpidelte GHmnnittt unb Wafr
foge perbonfen tire GrfoIge gum Be,
ty69tliAen Tbetle ben GeDbeni1en
9efrebuneen. 3oblrei4e Rltntfer bes
Srs unb bes Nuslanbes f9reiben tire
MusbtIbung 2enben gu; tetn Munber,
bdB ft9 BITE Geier feines 70. @eburts.
taees TN Ipril 1902 5u ether inters
nationalen 4unbsebuns seftaltets.
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9ie Crtidbaft ,,2ine 8ee",

Sn uuierer lebten Nusgabe teilten
mir NIT. oaB auf Den, unter benz Sea-
chen .2ine Bee betannten Xano.
fon1pler i'm n6rbliden Tetle BON 2iue
Dat uno Bee gountp cine rleue Drt.
ihaft aeariinoet meroen ion. Wir e..
fobren. oaB Die Sarrner Der 0adbar.
lbaft 1tunofide in Der Ortihaft
NIT WDrliebe taufen. Gie ruUUen eber,
cine OrtItaft baben unb mifien, oaB
Die 9nts 81 roiionablen BretIen per.
fault tueroen.
Sc miro fih fir ieben unferer Sc.
fer besablen, Die @iaentamer bieies
2anoea ~ Die 2iue Bee 2ano Run,.
paanie i'm Wadap .@ebduoe in @an
NntuniU- auf5uiuhen uno iih nidt
nuein tuegen 6iefer tieuen Drts
ihaft. iDnoern aud tpeaen Der umlies
genoen 2%dnoereien. bic iebt mod su
nieoriaen 8reiien au taben iino, su
ertunbiaen. Go beiBt, oaB Mr. Soft
feline Babn geraoe ourh oiefes 2anb
bauer tuiro.
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Der bette Glak fir SremSe.

8eiuher Der Stabt tun gut oaran,
tire Woblaeiten Inn 8pn Son &efam-
rant, eirige 8uren BON Der Office Der
gJreie Breiie", ein3unebmen. sic
erbalten bort nibt MIR boaen @ert
fir ibr @elo, fie fpeiien alid) poroiig-
lid uno tperoen ~oufmerfiom bebient.
Ser Gisentiimer, Serr s. M. so a :
genoie, lit elm @eitauroteur erlter
&lalie. Iaes, mas Der Worft bietet,
miro in better 3libereitung geIiefert.
Wir fonnen @Get, De fid fir fiir5ere
ODER langere 3eit bier aufbaltenL oas
Bon Sun &eitanrant ouf oag ange.
legentli6ite empfeblen.
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Xdkt es p-eridatptnsen.

Wir tDnnen einsnh niGt Dbne es
fertig rneroeu. Wir mnGea bamit
teine Werfuhe r1ehr. @enn Bobbu
iit aegen bic Bebe ft5Bt. 10 beiBt es
iiher: ~Wammn. NOD 1T bas 2iabt.
ming Dip Wenn 2issie lih Die
6ano ooer ben Urn uerbrenut, 10
heiBt es:s $50 lit ons 2iabtnine Dip
Wenn Der tleine Did elmer Biene
1ataelanfen uno aeituferi tuDroen
tit, 10 heiBt es: .D0 lit bas 4iabtnina
DIP" Go 1T oer 8aliam, Der ben
Shmera refihminoen ldBt. @ans
ergebenft Der Sbriae g. Gnffiop,
WonteDaIu. Nlnbatla.
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Seber fpQte es tpiifen.m

iagt 6. q. Sans, elm prominenter
@eidotsmunn bon BLUFF. SEQ, ooB
p8udlen's arnica Salbe4 Die bette
nno iiderlte SoIbe lit, Die ie fir @e-
i6piire ODER @unoen ODER S6morr.
boioen gebraudt puroe. Sd babe iie
gebrnadt uno iDeiB, mas ib Iaqe."
@arantiert bon aoolpb 9reiB uno 8.
gobn & 60.
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-Spbm s.. Spltpm. Oefentliher
0utar. @runoeieeutur1. Naert fit
BenfiDnsnniprtiche. @de GrDdett.
uno 0anarr0'S traBe. aegeniber BON
Der San Mntuni0 GrpreB." lNeuea
9elepbDr 439.
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psSrO alOaraDO.

aus eiusm frana5itf9en adpitoIiFens
Gpnbitat. auf bic Douer bon 15 Sobs
rtn Derpa9tet tporben.
Qlbarabo adblt erit IS Sabre. gr
bat ober aus feinen unermeBli9 reis
den Gruben beretts $3.50, 100000 In
Cob unb Sifber be3oeen. gr 1T 70
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