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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-06-14
REPORT FROM COLUMBUS
CON. AND so. COLUMBUS

After a couple of days at camp Mana
ger Tony jacobson, of the Columbus Con-
solidated and South Columbus properties
at Alta. was at bis desk again yesterday.
He states that both mines are giving
splendid accounts of themselves these
days and that the year is going to prove
q most profitable one all around. The
mining of high grade ore still goes on as
development progresses at the South Co
lumbus and after awhile, when the roads
from Sandy to Tanner are in better con-
dition, shipments from the mine will be
made.
1--WE are now getting splendid service
over the aerial tramway for the product
of the Columbus Consolidated" said Mr..
jacobson. I'VE have installed loading
station at the mine which works auto
matically and without hitch. AS the
buckets on the carrying ropes of the
tram pass through the loading station
ore, as the case may be, by the automatic
loader without a stop. This loader is
filled by man in the station from the
ore bin chutes, and when an empty tram
along a track of its own and discharges
its contents into the moving bucket 1t
then returns and is filled again for the
next bucket, and SO on. Owing to the
the lower terminal of the tramway and
Sandy, twelve miles. the teams>are unable
to go heavily loaded and, as a result, we
are only sending out fifty tons a day at
tH0 VI cSSHN eaAH0' AhiS Will Uc luCTedStu
when the rainy season let's up.
Another thing that works against ham
ding big tonnage just now is the fact
that the Columbus company has not con-
structed permanent receiving and loading
bins at the lower terminal of the tram
way. This makes it necessary for the
teamsters to shovel their loads at both
ends of the haul. Matters are so shap-
ing that II is expected before long that
the railroad will be running to the mouth
of the canyon and that the tramway
terminal will be established at the same
point. For that reason the company
does not want TO erect big bins at the
present lower terminal.
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Mininu Notes,

A. B. Pembroke. the broker has gone
to New York on a six weeks business and
pleasure trip.
Eleven carloads Of ore from Utah mines
were released from the Pioneer sampling
works at Sandy yesterday morning.
Manager Walter James of the Black
Rock company's properties was up from
the south yesterday on company bust
ness.
James NJ. Kennedy, the Good Springs
operator. is up from the south on one of
his periodical business trips. He declares
that Good Springs is the coming country.
Dick Stingley, leading merchant of
the new smelter and mill town of Gar
field was in the city yesterday looking
after business matters on this end of the
line.
James T. Kescel, superintendent of the
Daly-Judge company's mill. was down
from Park. yesterday with Mrs. Kescel.
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MINING STOCK EXCHANGE.
Sioux Consolidated Is the Favorite in
Days Trading.

Sioux Consolidated was the chief attrac-
ton during the trading yesterday and the
stock made a good net gain over Wednes-
DAY average price. Daly-Judge was
weaker than usual the high mark of the
day being 1866. In other respects the
market showed no particular changes
from the previous days performances.
with the exception that a wider range of
stocks were dealt in. There was large
attendance AT the sessions and quite a
sprinkling OF visitors from the surround
ing camps, as a result of the miners day
excursions. was noticeable
During the two regular and open board
calls total of a. 135 shares of stock, with
selling value of SIS. 217.50. changed hands
Following is the list of final quotations
and record of sales made during the day:
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Mines and Mining Stocks

and it will therefore be seen that its to-
tai years production must bring an aver
age of at least % cents. This should give
the company net earnings in excess of
sll per share. One dividend of So and one
of SL50 have already been paid this year.
The company has a treasury surplus of
s3,OO0,0o0 and could afford to pay $40
more, making a total of 50 per share for
the year. The policy of the management
in this respect is not known, however and
the present dividend rate of $50 per
share quarterly may be continued.
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UTAH MINE DIVIDEND
FOR JUNE is POSTED

The directors of the Utah Mine \
y company met yesterday afternoon !
= and posted the usual monthly divi- !
y dend of 5000, or &c a share on the 4
+ capital stock of the company. Books =
\ will close against the transfer of !
y stock at noon tomorrow and payment !
y will follow on the 18th. A single !
y carload OF ore from this property !
y usually furnishes money enough to !
y pay the regular dividend and as :
y three to four cars a month are mar !
y keted, it is seen that the company's !
y reserves are not being encroached !
= upon to keep up the payments. \
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Wrinkles and Crowfeet

make the young appear old. Nerv-
business, worry or insomnia may cause
these unsightly lines. By rebuilding
the entire nervous system and regu-
lating the kidneys properly, Palmo
Tablets render the complexion
smooth, fresh and youthful-and bet
ter still, they make you feel years
younger. 30 cents. Book Free.
The S. r. Fell Co., Cleveland, o.
For sale by r. J. Hill Drug Co
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A Fortunate Texan.

Mr.. f. W. Goodloe, of l07 st. Loui,
ST., Dallas, Tex, says: "In the pas
year l have become acquainted witt
DR.. Kings New Life Pills, and no lax,
alive / ever before tried SO effectuall,
disposes of malaria and biliousness
They don't grind nor grippe. 25c, at u
c. NJ. j. drug store.
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Other Districts.
Metal Markets.

Silver-663sc per ounce. 1
Copper (casting)-27sc per pound.
Copper (cathodes)-231sc per pound.
Lead-$5.95 per 100 pounds.
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Ore and Bullion.

Ore and bullion settlements in this city
yesterday, as reported by Mccormick q
Co, amounted to $4,000, as follows: Sill
yer, lead, gold and copper ores, $50, ZOO;
base bullion, $4,000.
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500 MEN
AND 200 TEAMS

Wanted Immediately for work
on canals on the BIG WOOD
RIVER IRRIGATION PRO-
JECT.
Teams, s4.75: laborers. s2.7s:
teamsters, $500.
VIII sublet classified material
up TO Loco, 900 YARDS.
Apply TO Slick Bros, Con-
tractors. Shoshone, Idaho.
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COPPER STOCKS IN
BOSTON AND NEW YORK

Following is the daily market comment
of Paine, Webber & Co., Boston, together
with the range of prices of copper stocks
and other Boston Iistings in which the
west is interested, as well as a similar
report on New York curb transactions,
feature that has just been ddUed by
James A. Pollock & Co. to its private
wire service. and from which it is secured
for use in this department of The Herald.
Boston, June Bone by one the cop
pers are sagging of their own weight.
There is absolutely no buying power and
any block of stock coming on the mar
ket on any bad news will break any stock
several points We are In for little dull
period and we must repeat our advice OF
the past few months: Sell stocks and
stay out of the market for the time or go
short and stay with them.
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TOMBOY IS SOLD
TO TENNESSEAN
Southern Operator Shells Out
Big Sum for Seven Troughs
Gold Property.

Following an examination and report,
with recommendations, by Captain o. A.
Tibbetts, the well-known mining engineer
and expert, heavy control Of the Tom
boy-Seven Troughs company has just
passed into the hands of c. D. Bridges, a
wealthy cotton operator of Memphis,
Tenn. The deal was closed In Goldfield
on Tuesday, George L. Jordan, who is
known as the father of the Seven
Troughs country" and c. J. Maher of
Mazuma, being the chief vendors in the
transaction. The deal was engineered by
DR.. ]. j. Snider of this city, who is also
interested in the company. Mr.. Bridges
came in from camp with DR.. Snider yes
terday morning and stated that it was his
purpose to make Salt Lake the perma-
nent headquarters of the company. The
amount of money required to make the
purchase was not made public, but it is
understood to have shaved the 100000
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Forenoon Sales.


Daly-Judge. 100 at s6.75
Grand Central, 200 at s442i2.
May Day. 800 at 30izc.
Sacramento. 1000 at Sc: 1000 at SIC; 800
at SAC; 100 at SIC: 400 at SIC.
Uncle Sam. 100 at zoe
Beck Tunnel 100 at BIS
Black Jack. 100 at 47c: 100 at 4sc
Iron Blossom. 900 at Sc; 800 at Sc.
Mt Lake 200 at Zoe
Scottish Chief. 1000 at 512c.
Sioux Con-, 100 at 45c; LOO at 4Tc.
Open Board.
Daly-Judge, 100 at $685..
Lead King. 1000 at 17hc.
Lower Mammoth. 100 at s2.35.
May Day, 100 at zoe.
Mt Lake. LOO at Soc.
Sioux Con. 2O0 at SIG: 200 at 4sc; 1, go
at SOC. buyer thirty days.
South Col. Con-. 900 at & OIL.
Wabash. 800 at CSC. buyer sixty DAYS
Shares sold, 1850; selling value, s11,-
4O4.25.
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Salt Lake Photo supply Co., Kodaks,
Finishing. Framing. 142 South Main.
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Odd Fellows day. saltair, June Is.
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Afternoon Sales.

Daly-Judge. 10 at $685..
Grand Central 800 at A42iz.
Nav Day. 200 at 39lsc.
Beck Tunnel, 800 at sl-72E, seller sixty
days,
Colorado, 100 at A.05.
Little Chief. 800 at 14c.
Scottish Chief. 1900 at sc.
Sioux Con. 100 at 49l5c; 100 at 4ac; 200 al
4sc: 800 at 47c.
Yankee, 100 at SIC.
Open Board.
Black Jack. 100 at 47c.
Beck Tunnel, 100 at s112iz.
Colorado. 200 at S4O21z: 300 at a.
Columbus, 300 at s..
Daly-Judge. 125 at 1913
Grand Central. 100 at S45
Lead King, 800 at TIC.
Scottish Chief, 800 at &c.
Seven Troughs. 200 at SIC: 800 at Sc
Sioux Con, 200 at 461zc; 600 at 4ec; LOO
at 43c.
Victor Con. 1000 at 131hc-
Yankee, 100 at SIC.
shares sold, 1885: selling value, 3d.
s13.25.
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Clocks in San Francisco.

~toCks IN Sdh FTdHcIsCo.
The closing quotations on Nevada
stocks In San Francisco yesterday, as re-
ported over the private wires of James
a. Pollock & Co, were as follows:
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Cost of New Shelter.
Company's Earning Capacity.

II will be seen. therefore. that Utah
Consolidated could probably reduce Oper-
ating expenses in different directions at
least 81 per ton OF ore treated There Is
a possibility that its profit from the treat
ment OF custom ores and its income from
the gold and silver contents of it's own
ores would pay it's total operating ex-
penses, and leave for net earnings the
gross value of all the copper produced.
This would mean net earnings of ST. per
share or more on lucent copper mar
ket and between SIC and 81 per share on
q 25-Cent cOpper market.
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!. OBERNDORFER,
1L

Tel. Bell 1872. 161 :. Main St.
Union Assay Office.
NJ. s. Hanauer. j. V. Sadler.
152 So West Temple. p. o. Box 1446.
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Past Earnings and Surplus.

More conclusive than any idle specula-
ton as to the average grade OF its ore at
varying depths; however, are the figures
presented in Utah Consolidated's annual
reports The average yield of its ore in
the year 1904 was SO pounds of copper to
the ton; in 1895. 603 pounds, and i'm 1905
ga pounds This certainly does not in
dictate diminishing values with depth.
Utah Consolidated sold its copDer at
an average OF 1S9 cents per pound last
year, and earned So. net per share over
and above all construction. Ii has sold
one-half of this years production already
at an average of . to "a cents per pound.
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De Witt COUNTY tuurbe Wtttpud
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Such unb Ben Ue 8oforo an So1epbine
gaernid, @runbftid an Der Nenaoa Ctr.
$1,000.
9ena SO 9int an bic Sirft 8aptif gburch,
@runofiid in SDuth 6etabts; SIS.
CONFERENCE.-THE 9anb & ENFORCEMENT
gompanh an M u 8umtpaIt, @run6Hid
i'm neuen gitn.@lod 1872; $3.50.
Sar1es MnberiDn an 6 M 9idltber,
$3.50.
9ena 90 9tnt an gba,les 8 Muffin,
@runbf6d IN Sou.b Sei9btS; 5000.
Sonquin unb Nuinttn 8tIegas an Greo
9 @efinq, II Mder yann; $1700
II Nfer 2anb; $780,.
Cobb. @runbtiid an Der eft.8ecan Gtr.;
$24OO.
gbparo &oeftring uno Jrau on q U
&obertiDn, @runbftid an Der Bet@Becan
StraSe; $1,000.
Sames Nnberlon mnb g@ 2idliber,
@runbfld IN Der Nnoerion pin addition;
1925.
Nrel Meerldeiot u VI an IS 9 &uB,
@rnnofid an Der Sao > Glamo StraBe;
$4,000.
9 eelompn an 3 Solomon, neridbie~
oene @run ohlde an Der 8opienelt Nne..
Der gtDrosS alaoD uno Der 9atenieu ane.;
81 u VI.
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165 older 2anb; SIS, 600.
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Nnton S 8ipps. Grunbtid an Der Gom.
branD StraSe; $3.50.
Nlfreb, CLARA uno Winnie Saubplb an
emil &tpps. @runoitid an Der Gombrano
StraBe; $3.50.
S Is Callahan an Trieberih 8ananber.
@runbttd in Der 9pntpopb ADDITION; S5U.
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q. u. & u. y. 8abu.

Bug no. 2 mad guero, YDatum, Ssu.
ton, Waco nnb baapi1d]en liegenoen Sta.
tiDnen perl6Bt Sun MntDnip 8:45 uipraens.
Bug SEQ. 4 (Sanp grDdett) nacb guero.
goatum, 6outDn, Naco uno baapiihen
l~ieaenben Station uerlaBt Son MntDnio
ur1 s abenos.
Bug Eo. 6 nah Beenille, Corpus gbrifti
&ndpDrt, Nlice &c. nerldBt Gun Mntonio
UNI 1:50 mittaas.
BUG $40. l BON 8aeo, Souiton, goafum,
@uero &c. tommt bier UNI 700 abenbS on.
Bug No. 3 (9abp grodett) DOT 8nco.
Souiton, Ooatum, guero, Corpus gbrifi,
&odpprt, Salfurias, Niice &c. tDmmt in
San Nntpnto nm 1855 mDrgenS on.
Bug go. 5 bon Sorpus gbriti &od.
port, Nlice &c. trift IN San Nnt0nio UNI
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Cine alte G@nlb Wappleun's bes
2ritten.


ueber ben BrpaeB. Der aeeer, bic
81. &aiierir1 @ueenie auf 3uridsabs
lung BON 1900. 900 Trancs, Die emit
benz &aiier NapDleun gelieben uDr.
ben iino, angeitrenat lift. miro aus
8aris bes Ndberer beridtet: Bel
benz @eriht BON Nisaa lit iebt elm
BroseB geger Die grtaiietin @uaenie
anseftrengt, Der cine mertmurbtae
Iurgeihihte Bat. Die &aiierin lebt
seaenmdrtia in ibrer Biua gu Gap
Wartin. @ines Taaes eridien bier
elm @ldubiner MapDleDr's bes Drit.
ten. Bierre Tbierrp aus 2usnes, elm
@reis BON 70 Sabreu, unb rabrr, in
einert tleiner 6Dtel neber Der Biua
W0bnung. Sc sitierte Die Raiierin
boz ben Srieoensridter BON Wea.
tone, inoem er Die 8c5Iung BON A.
SOC. 900 Grancs fDroerte. bic inn
NapUleun Der Dritte ihuioig 9eblies
ben uare. Der Erieoensrihter bDrte
Die grtldrung oes 3ld9ers uno bes
@ertreters Der &aiferirt an uno be.
eniate iih bnrnit, elm BrutDtou auf.
sunebmeu. in benz feitgeiteut murbe,
oaB cine @inigung smiihen ben bets
ben Yarteier nibt ersielt rudre. Die
les Document brauhte 9bierrb, UNI
ietne Rlaae bel @eriht anbdn9ie gu
MAIDEN. &c banbelt iid babel utrt
EDlaenoes: Nm l. Suli 1855 Iieb
&apDleun Der 9ritte BON benz reiden
&heber Martin Tbierrp in Mantes
cine Suratie nDa 5000, 900 Trancs.
bic am 2. SuIi 1870 NIT 8tnien Alt.
rIGaesablt meroen iu0te. 1859 ftarb
Der @ldubiger Nnpuleutts bes Drit.
ten, m6breno elmer &eiie in Snoien,
uno hinterlieB ieiner Tarnilie elm rie.
iies Berm5aen. Vim /. Suli 1870
iebOd fDroet.e Bierrp 9hierrp, Der
@ntel uno birette @rbe bes @beoers,
oer iih i'm Befis bee pDnt 8aifer
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Bablung Der Shulo. Nm 4. Suli
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8iraermeiiter BON 2upnes beeleitet
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WeHfels urt tpeitere Is Sabre. Ser
WOriblag muroe ar9enpntmen. uno
Der Gaiier unteraeihnete einen rieueu
Wehiel auf 1900. 900 6rancs, bic
Die nnfdnglih aeliebene Summe nit
ben 3inien nah NbIauf Der Is Sabre
oarite[Iten. Mdhreno bes Grieaes
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Shriftftdd uerlOren. 8Dr Surgeon
bate er ieb0b bas @lid. es miebers
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1eftubt, nerlanat er iebt bic Nus5abs
lung Der alten S@ulo.
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9atfadsen fir Mstutpmeu.

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tnrrb, p~auttranfheit, Sarnrubr, 3eber<
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libenoe 3ebenstpeiie. unregelmdBi9teit I'M
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trait imtu6ehen unb 6as BIut nerberben,
beainnen idinrntliG nit 8lHtiiberflnunq
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terpiuen, ons grDEe RitteI, un1 bic 2eber
" frhftigen. oas BIut au Idutern unb 6as
ShItem 5u r~einiQen.
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gett aber so Sabren.

i6Dn muroe Wtrs. 8inslpw's Sop'
thing : Sprup n0n Wiaiunen BON
Miittern beit1 8abnen Der Rinoer
~anaemenhet. @irIt 9u i'm S6lafe
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Sem Mert 1T unbeaablbar. Go uiro
benz tleiuer 2eibenben iofprt Ainbe.
rura perihoFen. Berla6t euh Dos
rouf, Wiitter, es tit teir BneifeI
bariiber. gs BELT DiarrbOe, regu.
ltert ben Waeen uno bic Rieren..
beleitiat Binb > Rutif, ertpeiht ben
gaumen, oerbinbert g~ntsinouns
uno ft6rtt oas gauge SpItern.
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fir aobnenoe ainoer lit aneenebm
i'm @eiGmad; oaS 8ecept itanlrnt
BON ei,iem Der beften neiblihen
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bel allen 9rueeiiten in Der gataer
8elt gu baben. Rreis Is Gents pei
Slaide. &auft nihts auoeres, ale
Wtrs. WinslDD9 SoDthiuo Shruu.
@arantiert u1ter Der SoDo ano
Drugs Ntte, 30. SUM 1906, Serial.
Drummer 109S.
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$1,000 baar

taufer einen Store nit 8obnbaus
uno Saloon, NIT arpsem Blns, in
einem guten oeutiden Orte, ID Weis
len ueitlib bon San Nntonip aeleaert.
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ttibtiaen Meniden piel @elo oeroiert
ueroen tam. &omrnt III urs noe.
gen oieies Blabes. 6 lit billig.
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1134 &ue. 6. Sun Nntoniu. 9eras.
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Sof0leS.
MnerIei.

Wad benz 8eri@t, Der Dem
@omptroler Of Currency inBaibinas
ton eineereimt muroe, batteu uniere
0atiDnal Banten ON 20. Wai in'8
eeiammt etmas iber $l2, 900. 900
DepDlitiDn.
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ridten. &c itebt ibm Elm Sapitai
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bDht, 10 erIDlat STRENGTHENING auf
meitere 5 Sabre. Wan perolei9e oies
ie H%iberalitdt Der Brau. Snbuittie aes
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gunesmahn, Der liM hter aegen bic
Brauereier gelten0 maht.
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panp. Die Columbia 2iue StDG
gompanu nno Die 5tabt San Nntos
riD auf $2210 Shaoeneriab oertIaat.
neil ibr 4ano ooourG, boB oas
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in Die Weoina geleitet miro, mertlDs
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bort niht mehr mobnen gu t6nnen.
Ser Sinnnsberiht Der r0atiD.
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geaen quite Siherbeiten ausoelieben
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gen So. 046. 430.55. Elm Bepeis fir
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ben anribtete, bat Sam TbDmas ben.
SauFmann auf 3abluna BON $500
perflnat.
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mnroe, W. DC. 6DlmeS BON Del Htp
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srrei nnoere 8uaanaeitente ibmer
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rerer Cars entaleifte uno ben piersig
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@s lit Elm Wunoer, DAB 0iemtnno
un'e 2eben Gam. Die Terlebten
uuroen uah San Nnt0niu aebradt.
Nnf bas erite 9rnue 6nur ttaadat
cine 6rnu uidt Der 6pieael nufrert.
lam, IDnoefn cine - quite Ireunoin.
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idaut.
- Der Hnbnar5t Or. Tintbam bat
Sbeuermener'e Barf fir ben Breis
BON So, 600 n1getauft.
Ger Wnhnfnt 3 & mr9ninn
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merten Die Stra6len Der untereeber.
ben Some.
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