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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-09
SHOW ERs.

Washington. May S.-Forecast for
New England: Showers Thursday eX-
cent fair in north and east Maine;
in Maine: cooler Friday in west por-
ton, light to fresh southeast to south
winds. becoming variable.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-09

rowing night and day that they anchor
ed the little craft. cuddlcd themselves
up in TIE bottom and decided to await
the final call, as they had given up all
hope of rescue.
OF the eight men who straycd from the
Mystery six have been rescued There
is no word of the two missing mon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-09
Boston Forecast,

Ifcstnn, May S.-Forccast for Boston
and vicinity: Thursday cloudy. prob
aLiv followed ~ showers; Friday part
~ cloudy To cloudy, variable winds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-09

Announcement was made Wednesday
at New York that the executive council
of the American Bankers Association
has decided to hold the next annual
convention of the association at Allan
tic City, n. j., in the week beginning
Sept %
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-09

Mark Twain is going TO build a new
house Of concrete and steel that can
not be burned down.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-03-22
Official Forecasts.

! The Ohio at Evansville viii con
tinue slight rise tonight becoming
stationary. At Mt. Vernon, will con
tinue rising slowly next "a hours
reaching maximum stage sNghely
above A feet. At Paducah, will con-
tinue rising slowly next SO hours
reaching maximum stage Saturday OF
about AZ feet. At Cairo, will continue
rising slowly until Saturday, reaching
maximum stage close to 46 feet.
The Tennessee from Florence to
below Johnsonville will continue fall
ing.
The Mississippi from below st.
Louis to slightly above Cairo no ma
terial change next "a hours.
The Wabash at Mt. Vernon not
much change next II hours. follow
ed by falling.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-03-22

leave tomorrow for the Cumberland
river after ties.
Lumber, peanuts, produce and a
variety of other kinds of freight made
the Kentucky low in the water on her
arrival from the Tennessee river this
morning at 1880 o'clock. The Ken
lucky Will go down to Joppa and will
leave here tomorrow evening on the
return trip.
The towboat Harth came in from
the Duck river yesterday with tow
of lumber.
On time again, the John S. Hop
kins handled the Evansville trade to-
day with good business.
The Dick Fowler is getting in late
every night now on account Of heavy
business In corn and other produce.
The trip to Cairo this morning was
good in both passenger and freight
departments.
Orders to coal the Spread Eagle
were received today by the Fannie
Wallace and that packet expects to
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-03-22
BONDS TO PAY DIVIDENDS.
May Become Lost Art i'm Illinois
Railroad Systems.

Springfield. H., March 22.-High
finance in the railroad property OF
companies incorporated under the
Illinois laws viii be difficult to exc
cute, if the legislature sees fit to pass
a bill drawn by w. H. Boys, chair
man of the railroad and warehouse
commission, to be introduced in the
senate tomorrow by Senator Card
uer. This is the measure to give the
railroad and warehouse commission
supervision of the issues of capital
stock with authority to restrict the
issue to the actual needs Of the oc-
casion for which 1t is supposed to be
issued.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-03-22
HEAT RECORDS BROKEN.
All Sections of Country Show High
est for March.

Washington, March 22.- The
weather bureau announced that yes.
terday was in many points the hot.
test March day on record.
At St. Louis, Mo-. the maximum
temperature was 80 degrees, the
highest recorded since the establish
ment of the weather bureau in 1886,
during the month of March.
At Topeka, Kas., the tnermome-
ters marked 81 degrees.
At El Paso, Texas, all March tenn
perature records were broken, the
highest being SO degrees.
At Springfield, H., was the hot
test one in March in 20 years the
mark being 80 degrees.
At Burlington, Iowa, the Their
mometer registered IS degrees. the
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-03-22
ROTTEN
CONDITION OF RAILROADS PRO-
DUCED PANIC.
Stuyvesant Fish Tells Students Of
School of Finance-About
Two Cent Fares.

Philadelphia, March a. stuy-
vesant Fish in an address before the
students of Wharton School Of FL
nance paid particular attention to
the recent furry in stocks. He de-
clared President Roosevelt's investi-
cation of railroad conditions mad
nothing to do with the cause of the
recent slump in stocks. It was the
result OF. rotten condition in rail-
road circles. he declared. He said
legislation inaugurated by Roosevelt
had been largely beneficial. Regu-
lation of rates so that there can be
no discrimination is perfectly fair
and proper, and | am satisfied that it
should be done he added. At the con-
clusion of his address Fish answered
such questions as the students put
to him.
Amono others was one as to wne-
Their railroads can stand two cent
fare throughout the country. His re-
ply was that the railroads need mon
ey and it must be provided through
collection of fares. He said the de-
mand of public for fast train SER
vice, made an expense upon compa-
MES that cannot be met by the pay
ment of smaller fares. or course
some of the roads could stand it,
while others could not.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-03-22
River Stages.

Still the water comes, fairy like
without any source visible to Padu-
cahans. No local rains are RESPONSE
Bile and for squirt in the upper Ohio
to be felt SO largely down here, it is
no wonder that Pitts5urg and other
cities were swamped. However, the
Wabash, Tennessee, Cumberland and
Mississippi rivers have AN contribut-
ed something to the remarkable sit
uation.
The river rose 4 of foot since
yesterday morning. The stage this
morning was Ala. The government
prediction indicates that a stand
probably will be reached Sunday
around stage of AZ feet; but 1t is
more likely to be 43 or more feet.
March 22 last year the stage was
24.6. IL makes rivermen shudder to
think what would happen should the
weather yeer around to a rainy
spell.
The Buttorff arrived last night at
midnight from Clarksville and left
this morning at 5 O'Clock with good
trips both ways.
The City of Saltillo will leave St.
Louis Saturday afternoon for the
Tennessee river. arriving here Mon
day morning.
The Scotia arrived yesterday from
the Tennessee with raft and lumber
in tow for local mills.
It did not require much time to
put the LYDIA in shape and she will
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-03-22
Notice.


School District No. II, McCracker
County.
To Contractors and Builders:
Notice is hereby given that propos-
ais for the repair and extension OF
the school house in the aforesaid dis
trict will be received by Robert Nc
Keage. trustee. at his home at Mas
sac until l o'clock p. M, on the LIST
day of April. 1907, at which time
the contract will be awarded to the
lowest and best responsible bidder.
Specifications may be seen at ]. w.
Bumpous' store at Massac.
A bond will be required for the
performance of the contract. the
board reserving the rioht to reject
any or all bids.
This, the 21st day of March, 1907.
s. J, ELLINGTON, S. C. S.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-03-22

Frankfort, KY, March pa The
state board of equalization today
took preliminary action as to the
assessment of property in the coun-
ties of the First appellate district
The board will begin hearing COM
plants from counties during the
first week in April, and will con-
tinue from day to day after that
time until it completes its labors.
For preliminary action the board ac-
cepted the assessment as made in
the following counties in the above
districts First, Caldwell, Galloway,
Fulton, Graves, Hopkins. Livingston,
Lyon. Marshall Union and Webster.
In this district 1t ordered raises as
follows: Ballard, 10 per cent. on
farm land and personality; Carlisle,
IS per cent on farm land and per-
sonalty; Christian, per cent. on
farm lands and personally; Critten-
den, per cent. on farm land and
personally; Hickman. per cent. on
farm land and personally. and Trigg
5 per cent. on farm land and person
atty. The recapituiation book of Nc
Cracker county, the only other
county in this district, has not yet
come in, and the board will pass up
on 1t later.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-03-22

Because carnival companies OF any
magnitude Will not invade the central
portion of the United States until
middle summer, Paducah will have no
CARNIVAL this year. The promoters
of spring carnival here have been
unable to secure company TO furn-
isb attractions in May, the month
favored.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-03-22
Mrs. Morris, Funeral.

The funeral of Mrs. Be1e Morris.
wife of w. F. Morris. of Ninth and
Madison streets, took place at 10
O'Clock this morning at the residence.
The burial was in Oak Grove ceme-
terry, the Rev. w. e. Cave officiating.
The pallbearers were Messrs. w. j.
Hills. Harry Hank. w. A. Berry. J..
e. Utterback, F. L. Scott and Hal S.
Corbett.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-03-22

get away next Tuesday for st. Louis.
The Mary Anderson also arrived
from the Duck river yesterday with
a tow of lumber.
The Jim Duffy arrived from Nash
will yesterday with ties for the Aver
Lord Tie company, and left today
for the Cumberland river.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-03-22

American (being polite) Every
time SEQ Punch l have to laugh,
Enghshman (offended) II see
nothing to laugh at in Punch. New
York Times.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-03-22
Black Dress Mateials

WE are exceptionally strong blacks, in summer
weigh materials. Black dress goods have always
been of feature lines and this Spring are pre-
pared to show you greater assortment of Cloths than
htherfOre Prices from soc to So SO yard. Blacks
that are Black and represent quality, voies, Panamas
Chiffon Panamas, Marquisettes. English Twines Wool
Tafeas, Tamise Mohars, Chiffon Panamas Novea Cloth
Etc.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-03-22

Considering how women boast OF
the men they have refused, it Is re-
markable how little they praise the
one they accepted Florida Times
Union.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-03-22
recorded there

warmest ever recorded there in
March
At Louisville, Ky. all warm
weather records for March were bro
ken. the thermometer registering
81 degrees.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-03-22

Between airships and submarine
boats. the coming generation won't
be on the level.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-03-22
BIEDERMAN's SPECIALS.

Bananas, per dozen.
Oranges, per dozen.
Yellow and White Meal per Pkg. Toe
Packages Hominy ..,,..-25c
8 Packages Gritz .25C
Appetite, per package .... Toe
Pettijohn's Breakfast Food. ....15c
Korsher Sausage.
Don't forget our fine Lawn Grass
Seed.
Unfermented Grape Juice 8 sizes
..... -. is, 25 & 4Oc
Foama,ine for Ice Cream. per
Pkg ..... ......... .-.... 25c
Egg Noodles, per Pkg. .......... sc
Bulk Olives. per OF. ......... sOc
Sweet Meadow Syrup per can .15c
Eggs, per doz. .............. 15c
l bottle Vinegar ............1 0c
bucket Baking Powder Toe
Strawberries. per can ...!. SC
Exsello. with Silver Spoon. per
Pig. -. 49,. ........ loo
Ralston's Crlsps .... .......5 SC
Wait for our Easter Hams.
Cigarettes and Cigarette Tobacco,
Hog Jowls. those sweet kind. Don't
forget that we sell fresh meats the
year round
Wait for our Balay Tout.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-03-22
fancy Dress Mateials

$1.Oo English Checks and Mixtures, quite nobby cloth.
$125 Mervelaux Cloth 4s WIDE ideal Spring suting
S so Chiffon Panamas of extra quality in all shades
$50 Fancy Chiffon Panama Mohar suitngs all variety
shadings.
S1.OO to 1.95 An extraordinary showing of Fabric
Marquisetethe much saught for material by the tasty
women
soc complete line of Mohairs in all shades the best quality
Offer ed you at this price.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-03-22
Fancy Dress Matefals

soc Fine line all colors Panamas for skirts suits
soc Tafa Plads in fine effects.
soc Renfro suitngs, variety of check stripes
soc Atwood Crepe Egypta in all Spring shades.
sec Atwood Tam in all shades.
75c wide wool Tahtas magnificent
choose from.
65c Chiffon Panamas A in. wide in all
800 Cloths A in. wide, suing Spring
b. ues<-nuS orS>-suS-<Oaut e-~ea
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-11-17
Ans OrhknTb.

5rsie a6sHei6ulen Tnb in 2 Der
bieTgen itdotiihen Shulen an /.
UioHtag %eroffnet porbsn.
Bel isiner 4r6eit ouf oem 9a6e
Der Diamond Nat6 5abrif far3ts
Der q Sabre alte uno 3u Manapa
bsbeimattste gaui6reiner Snail,
lihtfuB aus elmer 6o6e ron so 6uB
ab uno erIag idon 2 Stun5en ipdter
IeiHsn 9erlsBungen.
~ Am q. Qoo. rirb Die 3piihens
itaatIibe 9ertebrscommifion Bier
ourh einen 9srtreter Elm 8er60r abb
balten in be3u5 oui bic BON bieiigsu
5abricaHtsH iiber ungere6te 5ra6traz
ten segen bic @iisnbabnen qeFi6rten
&lagen.
9sorge q. 9uroid erlitt tootlife
GerlsbungeH. inosm iein WoQen. ,on
einem 3use cer Rortbnelternsg6bn
g%strofien ipurbe. Gr 6efinoet F6 nit
einem SmdoeIbrud, einem ge6rodenen
qfm uno gebro6euen 9einen i'm Ct.
Mlarp's- 9oipitaI oaAisr.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-11-17
Sin iOuOtrbares spri6wOrt.

Der Menid 1T 10 TART pis Iein
Uldgen", 1T bier3uIanoe Elm oe6y1ud
llber 4usorud. IS tlin9t oies Ions
oerbaT. aber penn man bic Sdhe be-
oentt, pirb man i~inoen, pdB es pobr
II. Ulan piro ME eineu itlrieH
UtdHn finosn, BEL eineu i6naden
Ulagen bat. Gobllo oieies Cram
ieine 4rbsit einiielt. i6niR0e. bic
Strait. uno iobalo Is uieoer 3u arbeis
ten be9innt, nimmt bic Strait 3u. Gs
gibt oieIe 8epeiis bierfiir. 9eate NIT
ihpahem Wagen, bic unfdbia paren
gu arbeiten urn oas 9eben al oenie
Ben, BADEN ibren Uhagen ourb ben
@e5rdu6 Don 5riner's Qmerican
@lirir Of Bitter 0iue aeliart. unb
9ingen pieoer 3ur Areeii uno III
neuem eeben 5uriid. trdftig uno ers
Fdlt BON ueuer gneraie. Disies 6eilz
mittel pirtt Direct alf ben Maaen, o.
ME ods gauge 9sroauunQsipnem uuo
NJ oeBpegen ron 9roBem Wertb in az
len 8rdntbeitsn oitier Sraane. lpis
S6pdbe. RerpoIitGt unb allen Gbns
&panibeiten, in pelben Die
9dnptipmptome 4ppetitloFQieii uro
iorperlihe Shndhe fno. Die Reius
belt oieies 6eilmittels III a~araniirt
oarh Il. 9. Serial no. BAG. On
4potbeten. 5oi. 9riner. No. 799 g.
Nps. G6icaso, 81.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-11-17
Ana Rnrine.

Dor 8reisri6ter 9eloen nuroe
am I. Montag Der 9rocsB aegep BEN
oes gloroes pen Sat. Bet Jun. ange.
,Iastsn Uirt6 3. u. Dillon aufeerus
len. IA Der 9ertbeioiaer oes @naes
lIa9ten. 4npalt aearnep. aber Qeaens
pdrtig in BEN QfiFer 5ree QreB Bro
csB in W~lilpluite bei66itist lit. 10
ipuroeu Die &erbareIunGen 6is ndhs
item Noniaa veyta9t.
81 6orliB wuros otm 8remier
Um. Swimming aus 0ilpdutee pon
Der 9ocomotipe einrs 8Hstrsuses Der
re6te Sub ssrmalmt.
Bon Der CT. Nlariens 8irhe ans
putoe am Mittlped bic i'm Altsr Ron
81 Sabren Osrtorbeue Ngau 0elena
@iesien 5ar lsbttn Ra6e beItai.et uuo
am 5reitd9 o. " iano in oeritlbeu
Stride ods Qeihenbe9dneniB Der in
Butte. Nout., i'm alter pon % Slb.
rem otsitoybeneH. bis Der meniaen
Sdbren Bier pohnblften Sri. 6rjsess
rita Slsiiher matt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-11-17
bsidnbl aufasinn0sn pur.

Uohnuns bstdubt aufssfunOsn Dur-
BEN.
I'm L. DiHsiaa Jam sic Sin.
rei1ung~ nes NIT einem aolieHauf-
mano poH 100000 errif.etsn nsuer
8tridissetdusss BON u dnitopoC
s onntp unteg suiipredeaSsn S,itr=
lihteiien itait.
Bel elmer Durdbrcunerci nurbe
Brdu8pinnea Satin oes SEsriFis s..
9. GpinHsa bon q autef6a & O..
ans ibrem Waasn 9sihlsuoert mn ers
fit ihpere 9erlebanaeu.
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g a @r0f 5rau Wiara. girn6aum.
Satin oes 6rn. 9ic. 9irn6aum. e..
ge~Itorben. g.. /. D.
SIN gasls Cafe I'll GdqlgRfs
. E 7 ertronten Der q Sabre ate 6u96
Dutter unS iein jIHaeger @ruoer Rob
1uf Der Sago Had Gnten.
5n ZEN UdIosrn Bel geaOtt
pur6s Elm GtsIstt geiunoen. ne6sn
pelhsm cine SasnfliHts lag. bic als
eieisniss oss isii stDa sinsm sabre
Don oort osrmiBien 20jabrigen 5re6.
BetsrioH ioeutifitirt puroe. Qe6en
Dem Stelett leg Das 9nohsngrif eli
mes Strides anO man nimmt Desbal6
an, oaB Yeierion i'm 9ampfe nit eis
mem ocH tom aHssidonensH Siriae
leineu 1o5 ian6.
81 W a3omdHie muroe s.
Dlaodatis BON sineH 3Uge uberfa6teR
uHo eetcotet.
u. 3. 6rouie aus 9ioIa err
belt Don einem 5dgo9eFaErien einen
S6uB ourb 6sioe gsine un5 luuroe 10
i4limm sugerihtet, ogB cine Qmputdz
iion notbpenoig iein oiirfts.
gu stills i9oB Der y Sabs
re ate 9ouis ganDenbuT6 einen Mdnn
Namens Woes Rie0sr, Oer ieinsn grus
Der aHgegriiftn bate uno osTlebts i'm
nlbrfdeinIi6 tootlifl.
-Sn StOne8ant, in Der Id6e
bon 0con0monoc, Derunqlidte
Sobn Uf. 6anIen bur6 Sturs BON eli
Her 5rsppe tootli6.
Dem 16id5rigsn Qr6ie guls in
gdu @tairs puroe Durh einen
.Gornlbrebeer" Der re6te arm 3srs
mdlmt.
Wm. &oslsD aus 9dond BAT
ieine Satin, Die i6n ouf einem s5aqos
dusftus bealeitet 6ltts, ourh einen
S6uB 3ufdaig itper osrpunost.
Sn Stougbton berrfdt cine
2npbus epidemic.
5H Ste0ens 9oint eriid
op 81 Sabre alte 6tas. SduIb,
ibm Elm Slid 5leiid beim
g6en in bic 2~uitro6re gsrietb.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-11-17
9ieiienOe 9l~senten.
:. .. Games. SObn @ni6maHH
6. e%tOdoauien, 3o5H @opperi.
gttuut 3%ptsrnrnn.

Die Fadilife eiieBeabncommiIa
fen 6ai BEL Ger 5piihenfaa.lihen
6aaoelsconH ion in Uaf5iaston
Gfagsu au6in5is gema9t. stsen bic
Gsic. e QortbreFiern uHo biz Gbic.,
4Jil, &c St. gaal 8a9nasiea Aaftsn.
@eios 9a6Hsn uereen 5si6uloigt.
ubermdBis 6ofe 5raatiaBe fir Sale
in 0aGgenlaouHqeH ben Uisconlner
GtaiioEen naa G6ifaao 6eyeHuet 5u
flben uno Biz gommjHion rir0 er=
iu6t Die 6rlttroieu aasemsHsn gu
reDuciren.
Die Sic. WiL. e si. gauI=
9abngeieai1li 1T 0on Der itoatiitsn
&l6nccmmiH ton d~nseuieieH poroen,
ipdtstens BIZ 5aM j. sui nGhiieR
Sahres Gin zen 4NicroeraHsen seniis
qenoss Sidtieusle5du-e in Ctane
@ee 81 errittea. Sine duf 9lagen
hortiaer Srisrefsniea %eingslsitete I'M
teriu9an8 FAT sr9e6su. oaB bic botiis
gen 4ccomcoationen ourfous unges
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tralcomlte Cat aaf elmer an /. M0niua
in Miilpautes ab9ebdiienen SibunQ
beidloReR, pie Dor 2 s5a6ren, aud
heuer Nicer cine Convention sur Qos
minaiipn pon Gdnoinaten fir bic 0ers
83ieoenen Stlatsdnter a5gu6altsn.
s3eit unO Crt oer Convention Duroen
5u ipatersr gsfimmuus offen qelais
fen. lie 0litalisoer pes Gentrdlcomis
tss pagen als fir 9rpln.
Dos Eusercul0ie Sanaiorium
has 9er Staat Uist0nfn 3u Bales.
A0utei6l So. BAT erriHten lolen, lit
nunme6r iertiageiie1t uuo e%roiinet
Doroen, ano bic 9ernultung Der Qns
iialt lift ieBt btreii. qdtieuten auf3us
nebmen. Der Stalt Sat $125.O00
1lr Die grri@tuus Dsr dnitalt aus9e
geben uno pir6 jd5rli6 $4,000 fit
ibre MISUNDERSTANDING Derausadben.
y. Stranger. gdbninqenieur, Be-
9in5 iuS superior Sei5rmoro NIT
ielt earbollaure
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gdn5li6 5eyiort uuroe.
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aeBnnqsn. cenen CT turJ oarouf erIaQ.
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leL nosm ale 0on Sc Eiengas in i6rer
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-11-17
9tieSrissre EreiIe fur sutter nnO mir6.

~GRtea9O. 10, ROB. @,s6.. aaintsr.
Eei3sH SateHtss 4.25-4.75; Gtruiebis, BOO
e.90i Stirring 9aieHts. 5.10-5A0. etratGbis
44o-4.9o; Gafers. 3.s0L 10; 30. 3 EeTial.
pei9en 1.Oo-L04; 30. 3 gprina @eisen' as0
~ 70. 2 roter, 91M-95c: go. 3 WSais
58I5sAe; 90. 2 geIber. 60-6Okc; 10. )
nalsr s5he; 30. . lpeiber, -; 30. 8 incl
62Iese: cute bis WldlsermIsIefe. 77E90c: SO.
~Mori1peitern. t.211h; 9rima Timotbpiamen
4zu; Wseh'kort, IL. 1880: GohmaIs $50.
S9ort Rib Shes. 7.OO-8.0O: S5ort clear
shes 7StA-7e2h; @5isieb. 1856: eieeia.
st eonts, 10. 9ob. Tsisen-Qo. Q 70.
ieS s4i-S6e go. 2 barter. 9s-f.0O.
9aitr. - 30. 2 peiber. arc.
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! Agttbern, l.03; 30. 2 0ori6ern, 100.
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S59L57 70; Strlt 8aients. 5.4O-5.6O: seeonS
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t3sru, 10Y; 30. 2 Wortbern, 1.04t.
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