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The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-07-20

Infants Cambria Siips-With hem
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sleeves, very special. 1890. GV@
Infants Nainsook Sllps - With
hemstitched rufle on neck and 2Eo
sleeves, very special. .......... JOS
Infants Slips--Of fine nainsook, turn
over collar and cuffs, edged with L.
fine embroidery, special ....... 3ON
Infants SIips-Of fine nainsook or
lawn, bishop or yoke effects, neatly made
and trimmed with tucking, hemstitching
or insertion of embroidery, spe- E7c
Cfal value
Infants Lawn or NainsOOk Slips
Made In a variety of new models, daint-
ily trimmed with lace or embroidery tuck
ing, hem or hand stitching, either plain or
trimmed skirts. A well-selected assort-
ment of pretty baby styles to choose
from. Special prices 93c, OF
l.2o, I.63 and.............. A'IO
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-01-14
CLAIMING SEES BRIGHT
FUTURE FOR COPPER
lPollnck Private MA

According to the Boston News Bureau
]. Park Charming, mining engineer and
president OF the Tennessee Copper COM
pany, says: Basically the copper situa-
ton is not different than il was a year
ago. The legitimate demand is, and will
continue to increase as electrical develop
ment continues to increase in the coun-
try and at the same time the production
will only about keep pace with the in
creased demand
AS has been pointed out the supply of
raw materoial, that is, of copper ores, is
limited and is not. and cannot. as is
the case of iron ore, be estimated at hum
dreds of millions of tons. What the
average price of copper for the year 1905
will be is hard to tell, though 1t seems
quite likely that before the end of the
year 16 or even Il cents may be expected
for the metal. While the law of supply
and demand undoubtedly governs the i'm
mediate price of copper ultimately the
cost of production is one Of the personal
items
The cost of producing copper has IN
questionably advanced cents i'm the
last three CT four years and therefore to
make even the same returns. price OF Il
cents today Guild only equal that of 10
cents three or four years ago. 1t seems
quite likely that there will be no in
crease in the production by any of the
closed mines Unless copper shall have
gone beyond 10 cents"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-01-14
TWELVE HUNDRED-F00T
TUNNEL FOR HER0-NEVADA

The Hero Nevada Mining company has
lust awarded a contract for 1.020 feet of
tunnel work and Captain o. A Tibbets.
the companys engineer, will leave for
camp this evening to see the work in
augurated and to designate where il shall
be done The property is located at Far
rell, New. few miles north of Seven
Troughs and covers the big strikes made
there a few months ago in the Wild Cat
and Hero claims.
1.-The new tunnel said Captain Tibbets
YESTERDAY will give us more than 200
feet in depth on the lodges. and at the
same time. I hone. develop a nice flow
of water that will he valuable for milling
purposes. During the time that the tun-
mel is being run we shall continue to sink
on the ore as we are doing at present.
expect a level will be run at 100 feet in
depth. but equinment will be provided
and the shaft will be sunk to the 200 foot
level at least. ! have no doubt that the
Lodges will prove permanent and that the
ores will go to the deep and probably in
crease i'm value ] am also Sanguine The
Seven Troughs-Farrell country is a won
der and our company will do its full
share during the present year to show
the world what il amounts to-"
The contract for driving the tunnel has
been awarded to Captain Tibbet's son.
Edward and a man named Townsend.
Both are miners OF top-notch ability and
thew will leave for camp with the captain
tonight.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-01-14
LOCAL CONCERN BUILDING
HEAVY MILLING MACHINERY

The Salt Lake Engineering works yes
terday shipped the second great filter
press that il has manufactured for the
Pittsburg-Silver Peak company's 100
stamp mill at Blair, New, and which was
ordered by the company constructing en-
gineer George o. Bradley. The press is
q handsome specimen OF mechanical art
and construction and weighs sxty-fi
tons. 1t has a capacity for handling 125
tons of shines and clears its load every
four hours. There was a large number
of persons at the shops yesterday inspect
ing the press, which is another monument
to the ability of the local company to ham
die big work in competition with eastern
plants.
1t is more than likely that the Pitts
burg-SilVer Peak company, of which
NJ. l.. Effinger of this city. is managing
director, will yet install more of these
presses, while there are negotiations now
on that will probably result in the build
ing of others for the big new mill now
being constructed for the Goldfield Con-
sOlidated company.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-01-14
|. MAMMOTH
ANNUAL HELD
Operations of Past Year Have
Made a Big Mine OF
Property.
SHAFT MUST NOW GO DOWN
DIRECTORS CHOSEN WITHOUT
DISSENTING VOTE.
SHAFT MUST NOW GO DOWN

At the annual meeting Of the Lower
Mammoth Mining company yesterday
1862. AS shares of the 100000 shares con-
shutting the capital stock. was repre-
scented. There was a good attendance,
and the meeting was a most harmOni-
Gus one throughout. General Manager
John Dern made an oral report in
which he explained the causes that
had been responsible for the closing of
the mine, as far as shipments were
concerned, and also the reasons why
the company had not been able 10
make more money that it has done. He
stated that about 5000 tons of ore had
been marketed at a fair profit. but the
necessity for installing new machinery
and the consequent shutting off of
shipments Just at a time when the
metal markets were at their best, had
been the principal cause of the show
ing not being better than it was.
Mr.. Dern then read the report of the
mine superintendent, and showed by ii
that a tremendous amount of develop
ment work had been done with most
substantial results. The report stated
that, while there was everything to in
dictate that the tonnage of ore devel-
oped was many times what had been
produced and shipped, the work was
of such a nature that it could not be
measured up. 1t was claimed, how
ever, that there was fully twice as
much ore blocked out and i'm sight as
was mined and shipped. The report
also stated that the installation of new
machinery and equipment had placed
the mine in such shape that the cost
of development and mining had ma
terially lessened and it was claimed
that, with the main shaft sunk to the
2000-foOt level costs could be further
greatly reduced, and this work was
particularly urged at this time, while
the mine was not producing on account
of the price of the metals.
President A. G. Ellis then explained
the purpose of the proposed convertible
bond issue and increase of stock to
100000 shares, and made it apparent to
all present that the plan was certain to
prove of great benefit to the sharehold-
ers and TO the lasting worth of the
company's mine. The special meeting
at which the matter will be presented
To the shareholders for action has been
called for the 9TH of next month, and
that it will so through without Opposi
tion there is apparently not a shadow
of doubt.
In the election which followed the
submission of reports and discuss ion,
the following were unanimously chosen
TO serve for the ensuing year: a. &.
Ellis J. j. Stewart, John Dern, w S.
Mccormick NJ. p. Braffet, H. G.. Will
liams and E c. Coffin The directors
will meet this afternoon at o'clock
10 elect officers.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-01-14
trains. They expect to all be back early

trains. They expect to all be back early
this morning.
Silver was quoted yesterday at 56skc
per ounce. an increase over Saturday s
price of lac per ounce. Copper is being
settled for locally this week al &c and &c
advance for casting and cathode brands,
respectively. The price of lead for the
impression IS that the basis will be $500.
or &c per 100 pounds above last week S
settling basis.
The Prohilo-Nevada Mining company
filed articles of Incorporation with the
secretary OF state yesterday. The con-
Germ is capitalized for 100000, with shares
al 10 cents each The headquarters are
Provo and the property owned is located
in Lincoln county. Nevada The Officers
are: j. B. Hosmer. president; e. W.
Craig, vice president; II. G. BlumenthaI.
treasurer; Sidney D. Cook, secretary.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-01-14
STATE MINE OPERATORS
HOLD MEETING TODAY

Tomorrow the mine operators of the
state. and some from outside the state
will meet at the Commercial club for the
purpose of taking steps looking to the
organization of a state association and
the formation of like associations else
where and particularly in Nevada. The
meeting will he open to those only who
have been invited to attend and the pro-
ceedines will not be public Or made pub
lie. only to the extent decided upon at
the gathering.
MANY subjects of. vital inheritance will
be discussed and it is learned that among
them will be the following: Protective
tariff on lead and zinc: silver coinage
the labor situation; railroad freights and
demurrage regulations: smelter rates and
the proposed moral support and contract
ing output to indenendent plants; fuel
and water rates: timber prices: district
drama ge; state legislation affecting the
operation of mines. mills and smelters
cooperation with similar organizations
now existing and that NAV be organized
in states where none now exist. etc.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-01-14
Have You Paid Your Water Taxes9

The city treasurer's office announces
that unpaid bills for water for the
year commencing July 1. 1907, and end
ding June 80, 1908, are long past due,
and unless paid promptly the water
will be turned off. in accordance with
ordinance.
Extract from ordinance, Sec. $40:
IF any person neglects, fails or re-
fuses TO pay his water rates within
thirty days from date of notice, the
CITY treasurer shall notify the super
intendent of water works, who shall
have the water turned off from the
premises of said delinquent, and before
the water shall be turned on again all
delinquent rates must be paid in full
I'D 10 the end of the term as assessed,
and fifty cents additional for ex-
penses."
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-01-14
Mining Notes.

Manager George w. Lambourne goes
out to the Daly-Judge properties at Park
City today.
Eleven cars of ore from Utah mines
and one from Nevada were released from
the Pioneer sampler yesterday.
Samuel NewhJuse left at noon yester-
day for New York and London. He ex-
poets to be gone about five weeks.
Douglas Moffat( assistant superintend-
ent at the Cactus mill. has been called to
the big works of the Boston Consolidated
company at Garfield.
Seven carloads of ore from Nevada and
one from Utah mines were released from
the Taylor & Brunton sampler yesterday
Only a few Of the brokers and mining
men went to the prize fight at Ogden
last night, but a good many were called
to Iintie and Bingham on the later
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-01-14
Mines and Mining Stocks
MINING STOCK EXCHANGE.
Lower Mammoth Nearly Doubles in
Value During tshe Day.

While stocks were generally strong on
the mining exchange yesterday, Lower
Mammoth was the feature. Saturday ;
high mark for the stock was 4fc ana IL
was strong at that price. Yesterday, fol-
lowing the announcement of the manage
ment that bond issue would be mace
and the capital stock increased, the STOCK
sale was made at sec. while Zoe was hlgh
and the close &c share with consider
able shorting around the higher prices OF
the day The market has not looked ana
behaved as well for some time and the
large attendance of brokers during the
calls showed that orders were rolling IN
from many sources
During the two regular and open Doafd
calls a total of $685. shares of stock, with
a selling value of s41 946 90, changed hands
Following is the list of final quotations
and record of sales made:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-01-14
Afternoon Sales.

Indian Queen-50O at 12i2
Lower Mammoth-l0O at Sc: 3,400 at So;
1, 200 at 81: 100 at 63. seller go; 200 at So
seller 10; 100 at So, seller 20; 500 at g., seller
SO: 500 at s., buyer 60
May Day-5.9O0 at 2slz; $500 at g
Uncle Sam-500 at as. seller 50; 500 at 49,
zoo at 49,: ] 900 at 46. seller 60.
Nictoria-1O0 at lis.
Black Jackie at 81; 500 at 21jk. buyer
60: 1900 at p. seller 60.
Colorado-1.050 at 2.25; 200 at 2221k.
Crown Point-5.5O0 at 49,.
Mountain Iale-500 at go seller so; 500
at 81, seller g.; 100 at BIZ; 800 at 81. seller
80
Sioux Con-. 300 at 1917
Seven Troughs-3,S00 at So: 1000 at 9415
seller 20: 1.0O0 at IS. buyer 60; 900 at 34lA
Victor-1 Geo at 6iz; $500 at 81.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-01-14
D0INGS OF UNLISTED
STOCKS ON EXCHANGE

NeNhouse was picked UP yesterday
morning at $3.50; in the afternoon it
sold at $40. with that price bid at the
close. Mason Valley sold 1000 shares
at 81, while Ohio Copper was the only
other unlisted stock to record sales.
and il went at s2.s5 to $2.s712.
Bingham STANDARD Copper was quot
ed at 22e bid, Copper Glance at 12c at
lac. Emma Copper at &c asked, Ely
Witch at SIC bid, Federal-Ely at i0c
asked. McDonald-Eiy at soc bid and
silver King Coalition at $3.50 bid.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-01-14
Forenoon Sales.

Columbus Cou.-1O0 at 1a5
Indian Queen-2O0 at 12I5
Lower Mammoth--10O at 50; 200 at So: 20
at 81: 200 at 65; 100 at sc; 200 at o. 200 at
s.; 90 at 6S.
May Day-5O0 at 2715; 5,000 at Is.
Uncle Sam-l.50 at as; 500 at 46: 100 at
l6ia; LOO al 46 seller CO.
Beck Tunnel 300 at "a; 600 at a. seller
60: 100 at So; 100 at 55
Colorado 900 at 227lk
Mountain Lake-500 at 90 100 at 291b.
Sioux. 600 at 49,
Seven Troughs-e00 at 80; 1900 at 55Ib:
100 at S. seller 60.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-01-14
Open Board.

Black Jack-267 at 20; 100 at o.
Colorado-10O at 2.25: 800 at 225. buyer
30; 100 at 2.2Il2, buyer 50; 30 at 2.25, seller
90
Lower MammOth-j00 at 20; 500 at So
seller 50: 200 at 60: 500 at S. seller so: 200
al 6S: 100 al 81. seller 80; go at 81; 600 at S.
509 at 60 seller ); 200 at s.
Seven Troughs-500 at 80.
Scottish Chief-1,O00 at ,.
Sioux Como at 13lz.
Uncle Sam-5e0 at IS, seller 90
Shares sold. 30,0i7.
Selling value, SIS. sos. 90.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-01-14
Open Board.

Beck Tunnel-50O at 81, seller 80.
ColOradO-300 at 2.221k.
Lower Mammoth-200 at "a: 900 at So.
Seven TrOughs-1.500 at 35la: 1900 at b
Sioux Con.-4.000 at 1872.
Uncle Sam-500 at &c.
Victor coo at 81.
Shares sold, e0950
Selling value. S2664l
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-01-14
Ore and Bullion,

Ore and bullion settlements in this city
yesterday. as reported by Mccormick &,
Co, amounted to $4,000 as follows: Sill
yer. lead, gold and copper ores, $1,000:
base bullion. $4,000
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-01-14
Metal Market.

Silver 563sc per ounce.
Copper (casting). 13lzc per pound.
Copper (cathodes), Is 9-16c per pound
Weeks setting basis for lead not yet
fixed
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-01-14
Stocks in San Francisco.

The closing quotations on Nevada
etosks in San Francisco yesterday, as re
ported over the private wires of James
A. Pollock d Co, were as follows:
HAHaetArk
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-01-14
UTAH LlTHoGRAPHING CO.,
45.47 Richards ST.

Makes a speciality of bank and COM
Iaercial work. stock certificates, bonds
and diplomas. The only lithographing
house between Denver and the coast.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-01-14
The Best PRINTING

Is done by The Century. Salt Lakes
printers. 1s5-1s7 South West Temple
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-01-14
Union Asaay Office.

NJ. S. Hanauer. j. ". Sadler
1es So. West Temple. p. o. Box 1876.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-01-14
Notice to BaIakIaIa Copper Company
Stockholders.

stockholders OF record on Jan. p will
have right to subscribe until Feb. ).
10 the stock of the First National
Copper Co, which latter company will
undertake to finance the BalakIala
Copper company under plans to be
mailed that day
Transfer books of the company Will
be open from Ian. - 10 p, inclusive.
a. r. BUCHANAN,
Secretary Orga lizatiOn Committee.
p Broad St New York
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-05-01

- ECT Tro,,eo,e Hart, Schafner & Marx make.
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- in fine worsteds in stripes-also plain colors, blue
black. They all hand tailored and high grade
:; my 81!
1t will pay you investigate the exceptional values we
offering in Spring trousers; in the new animal
shades stripes Rads and o plain col @ en-
tailor offers you at 5000 Our price........ Y1sOV
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-05-01
The big triumph of the season is our
Bows Combination Suits at $500

Boys "Besseer" Combination Suits the best value
alone do they consist of the best
and approved Styles reinforced
suit extra pair of pants to
coors plain mixed Ordinarily such value
would from 81 to 81 so; price is.
the models en-
of made to match
of with big vau
Coats
full with knickers Spec
Sailors in wash SUITS handsome designs Deaueu
in three 10 Cf
n
Young the freak
SneciaI
BOYS WaiAn the patterns collar
o
80 u.,. Hx.a..s Neeloeo shrts in Conee
AAAo
spring patterns oOc 'oc, $i.oo. Splen
patterns
Just in
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9ern. pbtrif R56Iifl &onss
mnnbant Der 3. Dipiiion, bdt @ oil1
@efunbbeitsriidiidten peranIdbt 9slts|
ben, nm Bic GntluffunS aus fsiusnkl
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bic Mare purbe bic 2et4e bts iett l4
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pier5ebniGbrige 9tlfreb 6engarfllsr
BON einem 2uitnagen zines Rorldds
der Stidereigefddfts iiberfahren UNI
getDbtet.
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biefise air9geneinbe in feierlidAer
Weife bas 25idbrige Mmts<S <Subildum
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DoppeIte Qritif.

garpalbo, Der erfolgreinfte 9bed<
terbirettor in paris unter Napoleon
Ill, brahte eine ileue Sper 3ur MufSs
fiibrung, bic tbm grobe Ro5ten periir=I
la9te, unb beren 69ndhen ibm niht
perboreen geblieben tparen. Dit
CUNT bes sefiirhteten Sbedtsrtritis
fers Roqueplan, Der gu iener 3eit bus
oramatti9e 5euilleton Der einfluBreis
ben 3eitung rgonftitutionnel" leitete.
mar ibm buber febr ertpiinl9t. garz
palbo, Der niht nur Elm ausge3eihne-
ter &esifeur, fonbern AUDI elm porz
8uslider Sod mar, fudte alfo am
Sage por Der eriten Muffiibrung ben
|trengen &ritifer, tpelher Elm GROCER
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brahte ibm cine ginlaoung gum
2lbenbefen.
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n8ouillabaii7e" (Gii9iuppe, Natio<
naleeribt in Der propence), 1dgte ct,
runb ba i6 tpeib, bab sic elm por=
5iigli6er 4enner Der 8ouillabaiife
ilnb, boffe t9 bamit gbre Bel Sbnen
sin5ulegen. geraoe tpie morsen nit
meiner neuen Sepr."
nGs gill;" entsesnete Noqueplan.
2lm Sage na9 Der Muffiibrung ber
neuen Sper Dffnete Der Director in
grober Spunnung Die 3eitung, benn
er muBte fiirdten, baB er pieusidt
nit einem S4lage ieinen Ruf als
gutter Oireftor unb als ge51idter
&o9 perloren babe.
Noqueplan beri9tete sipur eiinitig
iiber Die neue Sper, bod fein Sob
entbielt au9 eine Gtni9rGnfung.
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raber es fe6lt nod Elm ipenig Wiir5e.
Man tpirb baber bus na9fte Wedl BON
ber Sbeaterleitung forbern miiiIen,
oaB fie nit bemSaffran ipeniser ipar.
lam umsebe, tpenn i'd midi 10 ausz
briiden barf."
garpalbo bate ndmli6 BEL ber
8ouilabaiHe ben Safran Oersehen.
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@eaerrei&- -Nn8arts.

@ien. Riralia lit Der 9ofz
ratb beim Wermaltunssseri9ts6ofe,
Dr. gilbert 3egtlib, in Baben Bel
Wien i'm a.. 2ebensiabre seitorben.
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oer Ssirma Gebriioer 0er3pg, Ni6or
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syirma tpdren i'm borigen Dftober,
na9oem fie ibre aunoen um etne
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zig gepprben. syo1ef 6er3pg unb fem
Gdpager @ol6arbeiter, bic intellect
tuelIen urbeber Der 0erbrehen, lin6
inoeiTen mad Mmerita geflohen.
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Sernib i'm Werfsbade Der Spinnerei
Mubr Der 18i6brige Jkii9bauer
Sulius Mabeniteiner, @obn eines 9os
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gleben3immer, in ietnem Dilute
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Griebler bdtte fi9 NIT einfm gebogez
nen 9df6enmeiTer, bas er tags bora
ber fdleiftn lieB, ben 2dls bur9s
f6nitttn.
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@psbaft.

@ps6aft.
Rlabieripieler Tin einem Meitnilr
rant, als Ct einfuHmetn gebt. ID sis
nem @uit): Dem 6dnoipsrtsblrs
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0aebatteur (ein Manuftript in ben
papierforb tperfenb, als es baneben4
fGat: .Ri4t einmal ber oteptirt's!.
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&IOUlW3 8VleW.
Gtrelno. Das in bas biez
iige Rreisfranfenhaus eingelieferte
DisnfmGbhsn Gxlene Marlfensfi
aus RrufhpiB @ta6t lit infoIge erz
littener Branbtrunoen geitorben.
9remefftn. Der polnii4e
@iiteragent unb Raufmann Rdbomsz
lie bier faufte bon Dem beutfaen
Beiibtr Dtt oas 100 Wlprgen aroBe
Gut 5tGrtenai Bel Mofenberg.
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4etGube bes Gtgtntbiimers u. 6dbn,
fonpbl bas Wobnbaus ipie aud 5tall
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