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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-18

With the introduction
Of National Vacuum
Cleaners III every home
there Will be j large dc
crease in suffering.
The strongest man may
become u very weak one
when the elements OF dis
ease begin TO prey upon
the vital forces. People
who take baths daily and
attend to sanitary condi-
lions assiduously, will let
their homes go FOR SIX
months between the clean
ing Of rugs and carpets.
waiting for the coming OF
the man with the vacuum
cleaner. They would hard
" wait that long for 9th
cr necessary acts. With
the introduction OF the
National, every home can
have the means of daily
cleaning. with only q few
minutes work by man,
woman or child
The National has come
to stay. It's within the
reach Of the poorest, and
as effective for practical
work as the machines
owned by the wealthiest.
One cent for a postal
card telling us you would
like to see how the Ma
tional Vacuum Cleaner
can clean a rug or carpet
in your home will bring
one Of our representatives
right TO your door to
show you, Not q bit of
obligation on your part
to buy. Just watch it
work, and then think it
over if you are not ready
TO buy.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-18
porus plaster on the chest anc

A porus plaster on the chest and
No,S Scoa cough syrup internally i!
4, ,u'u treat n severe case of sore
dEoperly, Get tho dollar size
|ls horehonnd Syrup. With each
M 'Irsre is q FREQ Herriek u Red
fer9s Plaster for the chest
Y schramm.J ohnson, Drugs, :
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1912-11-21
PASS TIE EXAMINATIONS
New MlHC fUrmcn aud Fire iioss''-
Ter Local Properties.

Tho names Of nine successful par
ticipantH in an examination for mine
foremon ana fire bosses eligible to
hold such positions in the state.
held recently ut Price. were mn
nounccd last Thursday By J.. =. Pet
49,, state coal milne Inspector and a
member OF the examining board
Tho men who will receive certlfl-
cptes as mime foremen are Elmer
Monnorby Of Mohrland. N, n. Oct
wellar OF Sunnyslde. Gus GOodart
Of Hlawatha. oliver suteh. william
RCthwell and Joseph Parr. all OF
Castle Gate.
The men who will receive fire
boss certificates are George Ken
bricks Of Sunnyside. y. r. Chatlein
Of Mohrland and Abel Boone OF
Castle Gate.
The examination was held for
residents OF Carbon and Emery
counties and was conducted by J. T..
Petit. representing the state; W. J..
Elwood. chief Inspector OF the Utah
Fuel company. representing the
owners. and Charles Stevenson OF
Sunnyside, representing the miners
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1912-11-21

AZ the Colton ozokerite field
everything indicates chat petroleum.
or high grade paraffinc oil. will
eventually be developed with depth.
and th& belief Is substantlated by
the fact that crude oil has been
found. In small quantities. In all OF
the workings OF the company whore
any depth has been attained. To
fully demonstrate the existence OF
ell. In paying quantity. the company
will install drilling RIG within the
next sixty days. as outlined above.
while a core drill will also be util-
ICED la testing aud proving the
yalue Of rs large domain.
Making a. Great Industry.
The discovery OF th,se oz1korli9
deposits and the mining and mill
Ing Of this commodity marks the be-
ginning OF a great industry for the
united States, and especially go for
Utah. "a state In which nearly every
known mineral exists In paying guam
titles Al tho present time the le-
dustry Is practically ln bs infancy
but. rapid strides are belug mad
In placing q upon basis which Hlll
not only make h highly profitable,
but also In direct competition With
that q Europe. And NOT Clig Eill
this add greatly 40 the commercial
strength Of tlis ooun.r!, tpt q N.ll
result IN tho ostablilWrgt m o.
large and flourlHhlng producing 'Cu-
ter whore employment vim be gly
10 thousands 90 work.lgnrn, Will
a city viii spring ~ 90 or near
Cotton that viii present an OF the
characteristics a. bingham, Park
city and Eureka.
The American OzOkerite company
Is capitalized al 100000. and s.
a close corporation and strong
one, James Lynch OF Ithaca, \. Y.
IL president OF the company, and l..
V. Shearer OF Cotton, Utah. l3 vice
president and general manager.
Shearer has devoted several years
In the exploitation OF the Cotton
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1912-11-21

cf the mill. II Is then fed TO The
orusher over grizzlies OF onc-inch
aperture to automatic feeders. which
deliver TO the two agitating tanks
which contain boiling water. After
thorough agitation the contents OF
these tanks Is fed into a double
pair OF oonyeyor tanks. equipped
with conyeyors. While the ore II
passing through these tanks the
boiling process separates the wax
from It's matrix. The wax. being OF
lower specific gravity than the wa
ter. rises TO the surface. from which
II Is skinned. automatically, By
three four-foot skimming wheels.
specially designed. which feed into
steam iacketed troughs which se-
liver TO settling tanks OF original
design. After the wax Is boiled in
these tanks for sixty minutes the
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1912-11-21

tory. The upper tunnel has pene-
trated the mountain for more than
five hundred forty feet. the two
workings being connected with
wines and upraises, so that ven
tilation is perfect. while all OF che
ore from the upper Il conveyed. BY
chutes, TO the lover tunnel, and
loaded into cars. by gravity. In
mining the ore, auger drills are
used, and only low grade explosive
Is required in breaking down mill
meterial, while much OF the ore IS
what Is termed pick ground, &"
which when Il exists, as II very Of
ten does. in extensive areas. the re-
suit Of natural caving. often fur
nishes greater tonnage than mill
requirements.
The ozokerite occurrences are
found In assures In the sandstone.
and exist In brecciated form IN a
soft formation q shale and sand
stone. The strike Of the assures
is generally northerly and southerly.
with a dip that Is almost perpendic-
ular. In some instances the walls
are almost as smooth as glass. and
can be followed for considerable
distances before a break Il encount-
cred. The veins are from three 20
thirty feet In width. and carry an
average value OF 3 per cent ozoker-
tie. The ozokerite exists in the
crevices and assures in the vein
matter. and Is easily distinguish.
able, being a glossy black shading
off into deep browns or pronounc.
ed yellow. In places In the vein
the ozokerite occurs in solid masses
ranging from two 20 six inches. OF
even a foot IN width. This requires
melting to be- rendered market.
able, and Is practically 100 per cent
pure. There o. hardly any water
encountered in mine operation but
occasionally. small pools form 81
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1912-11-21

flee The power station Is equipped
with a six-horse power gasoline en-
CINE which n belt connected 20 100
volt Westinghouse dynamo, which
furnishes light for the mine work
ings. the milling plant. boarding
house and dwellings and for gen
.eral purposes. At the pump sta
ton on Price river. forty-five hun
dred feet from the mill. a twelve
horse power gasoline engine Is in
stalled. This Is belt connected 60 n
3O0O-gallon per hour pump, which
raises water to a height Of four
hundred fifty feet. supplying shc
mill and camp with its main supply
OF water. As an auxiliary n wind
mill and pump have been Installed
az the mine. which utilities the wa
ter coming into the sump from he
lower tunnel level. 4 local tele-
phone system connects all the mine
workings. mill. assay office. electric
plant and pumping plant with the
managers office. while long dis
lance line connects this property
WIN edAi LAKE NAl anu all OF tNf
leading cities Of the West.
The Milling Plant.
The milling plant OF the Ameri-
can Ozokerlte company l. model
OF convenience and efficiency. and
is totally unlike any other reduc-
tion plant in the United states. and
contains features that are not dup
Heated. even In Europe The mill
equipment consists OF one Gardner
rock crusher OF capacity OF TWEEN
ty-fiye tons an hour. three con-
veyor tanks. two agitation tanks,
two settling tanks Of special de-
Sign. one fivc-ton steel jackctcd re-
filming tank. one settling tank. two
sklmming tanks. one fifty-horso
power boiler. one forty-horso power
cross compound engine and belt
conyeyor for delivery OF tailings 10
dump.
MIN Practice and Flow sheet.
The ore TO be treated is deliver
ed direct from the lower tunnel of
the mine. by mine car. into a three
hundrcd-ton capacity bin at the top
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1912-11-21

the lower tunnel level. mingled with
pure oil. which leads 10 the belief
that. with depth. oil IN paying guam
tltics viii be- encountered. to prove
the existence 81 which the company
will soon install oil drilling rlgs
having sinking capacities OF at least
three thousand feet.
Surface Improvements.
A. the Pleasant valley group al
most every convenience exists for
successful and economical opera
ton and the comfort of the manage
ment and employees. a large board
ing and lodging house has beo1
constructed near the mouth OF the
upper tunnel. n addition 20 which
there are several coy dwellings.
blacksmith shop. electric power
plant and laboratory and assay Of
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1912-11-21

Continued from page two.)
herican Ozokerite company, whose
Ia Of operation is near Cotton,
rering portions OF Utah and Wa
Del counties. This company is
lively engaged in the development
la operations of It's properties
ID It's equipment Is not only mod
y, but also embodies many new
"a original ideas. the utilization II
kich add very materially to the
enomy OF operation and the re-
Iction of production costs to the
|knimum. The holdings Of the
..npany embrace the Pleasant Val
group OF fourteen claims. the
.nes Peak group of six claims. the
@me group Of eighty acres, the
lah Ozokerite company group of
b. hundred eighty acres. patent
Il the Soldier Summit group OF
BE- hundred eightyIacres. patent
Il and two lode claims. and seven.
Nfour hundred acres OF oil placer
Nations. This domain covers the
~ heart OF the ozokerite bearing
Ma. and offers opportunities for
ID production OF this desirable
far beyond the concep-
b. Of even those who are familiar
~ the ozokerite industry, and e.
|brldwide importance.
|The properties mentioned are all
|tated within two or three miles
h the main line Of the Denver and
ID Grandc railroad. and n number
4 the deposits are within % few
tndrcd feet OF the depot at col.
ID. and within easy walking dis.
DC Of Soldier summit The Wag.
b reeds. as "a rule. are excellent
ID every facility for easy aud econ
b JIG transportation exists. with
ockarc aud switching facilities 10
DID, provided for.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1912-11-21
ASTERN UTAHS OzOKERITE
MINES, AND THEIR OUTPUTS

Continued from page twoJ
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1912-11-21
TME pEMoNs oF TmE swAAR

are mosquitoes. AS they sting they
put deadly malaria germs in the
blood Then follow the Icy ehills
and the fires OF fever. The appetite
files and the strength fails. Also
malaria often paves the way for
deadly typhoid. But Electric Bit
ters kin and cast out the malaria
germs from the blood. give you a
fine appetite and renew your
strength. after long suffering,
wrote William Fretwell OF Lucama,
N. C.. three bottles drove all the
malaria from my system, and I've
had good health ever since" Best
for all stomach. liver and kidney
ills; so cents at all dealers.-Advt.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1912-11-21

ozokorite field. and In acquiring the
splendid properties now owned by
his company, lie has unlimited
faith ana confidence In the future
success OF this magnificent enter
prise. and expects TO see the cocker
ite industry take rank. NJ an early
day. with mining for the precious
and base metals, and with our great
coal Industry.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1912-11-21
Quality Of the Product.

At the reduction plant Of the
American OzokerFe company the
product u divided into four differ
ont grades
First High prime; second. high
prime special. third. hard green.
fourth. soft wax. The hard prime.
in small lots. brings twenty-elght
cents a pound High prime 81 ecial.
In carload lots, 17ta ccuts T. &. b.
New York; hard green. ~ cents g.
o. b. New Work. and soft wax. 10 TO
] . cents. according TO grade
A. The present time % per cent
q the output Of the plant - high
prime. or high prime special. The
production. with the mill running
at full capacity g. three tens u
wax daily. At the present timc .ht
daily output ranges from one TO one
and half tons. This output will
be maintained ali winter. Early
during the coming year the com.
pany will install a plant. at the
mine. for the manufacture Of ccrc.
sipe and the compromising Of insu.
latiug products and rubber good.
from the different grades ~ wax OF
ozDkprite
pzokcrite. without % question oil
doubt is "a residue formed by m,
|rCC,diur ~ OH from thc assures
leaving a certain amount 81 paraf
fine in the cracks and crcyiccs. if
the formation. lu o. solid state. Or
this state the uzokpritc o. really
high rudc paraffiuy having mcl'
ing point OF I5i 20 1870 degree
while the manufactured paufi.ne
OF the highest grades. bias o. mcIt.B.
point not TO exceed $50 dCgrnra
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1912-11-21
TONIGHT.

Tonight. II you feel dun and stu
pld. or bilious and oonAtipatod. take
"a dose OF Chamberlain's stomach
and Liver Tablets. and you will feel
oll right tomorrow, Sold by all
danloFf Adyt
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1912-11-21
Operation and Development.

The greater portion OF the actiyi-
, OF the American Ozokerite COM
my. AZ the present time. are con
ped to the Pleasant View group.
fhough a large amount OF work II
<ang pushed In the development
ID operation OF the various and eN-
|nslye groups owned and controlled
the organization. ON the Pleas
N Valley Is located the main
smp. from which point the general
hn OF operation IL carried out.
D. Pleasant Valley mine II about
mile east OF the railroad station
Cotton. This ground u being
prked by means OF two tunnels,
d above the other. The lower
<nnel is now In a distance OF eight
|ndrnd SIXTY feet. and N being
Oddly extended into virgin terri
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1912-11-21

nne silt and other debris contained
in the wax settles to the bottom.
leaving the wax perfectly clean. and
pure with the exception OF the
small amount OF moisture Il con
tains. which Is eliminated in a five
ten refining tank in the basement OF
the mill The wax is drawn from
this tank and cast into ten-pound
cakes. and is then ready for the
market
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-28
@rnaoeisentbums- 4ppotbefen,
gincinnati, 27. S.a.
9feue 6yrptbeten.

sSpbn 6euermann an CLIFTON
6eigbts g. dns 9. 60. $500.
Wm. 9t+!Iefrro on Southern Shlo
SAB. Sa.,f D. $4,000.
gIan6c :. Root an 9omtiteao g.
unb 8. 60. $500.
2ena Meinfelter an Brighton 8ers
man 8ant So. $2650.
Jrant RoHelot an propiosn: e. 3.
unb 8. So. $4,000.
Clements 8. ShrDber an i. waro
8. uno .. go. $500.
8irbie 8srning an SEQ. ). Poiter.
$3.50.
Spbn s. Gang on garlisls g. unb
8. So. $4,000.
Wm. s.. Wintelmann an ooiantis
bile 3. unb g. SO. $1,000.
u. .. Sohnion an g. 5. Senssrling
5000.
Gb. grunboff on eagle g. rno g
u. $11,500.
Sam. 8. Garlnipine an SD:cmpr'
g .unb g. So. $500.
Gbas. q. Scptt an Neip Sudebs 6
unb 9. so. $4,000.
0erIelbe an Casper 8pst, $500.
+ gna 9. gorbsn an Wulnut 9ills e
nnb 6. So. $500.
eSdcob Sobp an Union g. 9. uni
s. Go. $500.
Sobn 81. Mc9oron an 3alina %
Welib. $1,000.
GetiIgte 5ppotbeten.
QbDIpb NrnoIo on Baltimore gpe
6. unb 9. Go. $1,000.
eSobn Seuermann on Glifto,
| 5eiebts g. unb 9. SO. $4,000.
4uitrulia 5olobirb on 6. y. S
Wdlter. $4,000.
Sarab u. Serren an Union g. 9
unb 3. So. $4,000.
5. D. sSobnion an National 9. u
60. $500.
paul 5slb an So6n Watfon. $1,000
Jrant Speerin9er an Sobn Wenbel
$500.
edtberine Wfener on Mpam Scebel
$1188.
2ena Meinfelter on @ug. &. Stit
man. 1890.
Catherine Denermdn an Sutlep s
9. unb 6. 60. $3.50.
Gliaabetb uno Mnnd 8uerfer a
Guarantee Dep. go. $500.
SEQ. Meber on greelI.nt 6. unb g
q. So. $4,000.
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aud nift erfiiIlt, 10 iino Die 5u Suge
Iteqenoen Sdriften ipertbboa genlig,
SaI, man oringeno ipiinid)t. tie mod)-
ten Den orobenben arieasgefabret
eiltgeben. Whiilo5 eripdbnt non bent,
mas er ielbit geieben: Cine griefildie
gibeI aus oen 5polften SSabrbinbert.
Ole NIT iiber oreibunoert Winiuturen
geld1liitft, Die grentplare Der 8oti-
cana, pcrn Berg gtbos uno por Der
Gpdngeliihen gibliotbef in Snpraa
ergan5t; cine es1ins niis Dem 13.
Syabrbunoert, elm griifihif Oes
Guflib aus Dem u. sSabrbunbert. ei.
men illititrirten Iolomeos, einen Ein-
bar ilno einen Yolpbius aus Dem f5.
Ssobrbunbert. ginige Der tpertbncii=
item Sf)dbe Ser 9ibliotbet tpuroen
bon ben Sultanen perlhenft; I'M
Sabre 1867 erbielt 3. g. Der &aiier
BON Seiterrei6 einen Blautiis, ei,ien
Eplpbiits, einen @eorg bon 9rapc.
5int unb einen Iliailitini,s, aber i.n-
nerbin erihert1t es Dem Wdifio5 nibt
ai,seeihIoiIen, baB bon Ser 8ibliotbef
Der Naleolo9en nrebr erbalten lit, els
man jett fennt.
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s. g. 0ohpub an aoam u. Gpers,

S. g. 8ohpuo an Ibam u. Gpers,
eine Got an Der 9ictoria ape. 81.
Gbas. 8. Copper, 5eitamentspou'
Itreder, an Maron s. Bridges, 10 ader
in Der germeHuns 618 bon anoerlpn
5ppnfbip. $100.
DerIelbe an Gliaa Inn Bridges,
27a Older in berielben 0erlnenun9.
$1,000.
Derielbe on gliiba u. Bridges, Is
older in bsrIelben germehuns. $1,000.
Derislbe on 9enrp s. unb Sobn 9.
Bridges, IL Older in oerielben Wer>
meHung. $4O0.
Dm. Willer an @eo. Wm. Wfiuer,
12a Sup on Der 8etts Strabe, nabe
Gutter. 81.
0m. MeilIer an Bertha 9. Smith
12a SUB an berIslben Strabe. 81.
Sam. .. Cooper an Sobn S. Sang
81 JuB an Der Rabine Strdbs. 81.
sS1a Mcg. 9inblep an Sas. g.
ginoleD, J glntbeil an 2 aots an oet
5. Strabe, 5pii6ea Gentrol slpsnu'
unb Blum Strabs. $40 etc.
Wm. 8. Shend an Gugene S. 9ia
so SUP an Der Mation 9lpenue. ST.
Southern Sbio Sab. 9ant 60. ar
Sam. s. Garlpptns, Got 53 in bel
,Jairfar" sunterabtbeilung. 81.
Casper 9ost an Charlton 81. Scott
q SUB on Der Sug6ss Strobe. 81.
9enrp 9pn Jelbe on Gaa 9. Gpr'
bel, 25 SUB on Der Mupls Ctr. 81
Sarriet 8. Ileranber an bic gpans
2utb. ct. paul Stride in Wabiioni
billie. cine Got on Der Mabiion 8oab
&1 on
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80
Gincinnatt, 27. Dts.

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Bernborbt, etne Got an Der GINNING
StraBe. 81.
Geo. 5. 2arforb (per SbsriTD an
glan9e S. Root. so SUB an Der Sbee.
ban Mpenue in Sarttpsa. $4,000.
Geo. 9. Sbepberb an gbas. u,
1aplor. eine Got an Der SbeffieIo Mpe
$1.OO.
Sobn 6. 6eitsr an Sobn 3immer.
mann, % Nder in Gettipn 2 bon
Green Ip. 81.
Gli5abet 8uerfel an ben Stulratt
BON Cincinnati. 25 SUB an Der Dins
Strobe. $4150.
putrid Duffp an 9bos. spidelbei.
mer, Got 8 in Gbus. M. Stesle's lin.
terabtbeiluns. 81,
Sobn $. Millsr an M. q. Cooper
cine Got in Settion 10 bon MiIIeresi
Iopnfbip. 81. ]
9erndrb 'Gansman an SoI.pbin,
Saeobs, Got 1926 in Der gebar Grops
8. unb 9. u. unterabtbeiIung. 81.
5lora 0onberbeib an 2ena Mein.
faltsr. 25 SUB an Der Weftern MD.
$1.OO.
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cine Got an Der Geleitial Gtrabe. ST.
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SUB an Der gebar Mbenue in College
9in. 81.
syannie Gapin an Wlnr Sapin
2pts 1852 unb 1863 in 0a5eltpoob.
$1.O0.
geo. 20. Mirs an 9usb McGbone,
cine Got an Der Sulian Strnbe In Mos
bifonpilIe. 81.
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6ours. 55 gub an bsr 6errifen 9r
.S1W.
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Der 8a4eridat bon 8p5au5.
8on 3 tt o s. q bn.

Sn oieien Sagen, no Die Giirfen.
berrifaft am @oloenen 3orn 81,
g1oe gebt, barf man ii6 oes GENIAL.
tigen 9lnItobes erinner1l, BEN Die Sil.
bung Der Wenibbeit eriubr, als ftr5
bor benz gin5ug Der Iiirfen in Son.
itnrtinopeI inier beutiger geitarlb on
Iitterariiflen Der,fnldlern Der griedyi.
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pante ai,f ben gnitlihen Boben oes
bumaniitiiden sStalien beriibergeret.
tet spuroc. Der GirrflnB, Den oies Ret-
tung5fperf in Berbinoung NIT Der
lleberiieolrng Der Dor ben Iiirfen
fliebenoen 8elebrten auf uniere 9il.
bung ausgeiibt bot, lit luuenblih groB
unb mir beroarfen linn niht ipelliger
ais fuit uniere geinnunte aenntnih
BON Der griehiiben 4ntife. Sn Sta
lien no emit Die griebiife 2itterntur
in ben grobgriediihen aoIonien Oes
Sii6ens gebliibt bate, erinnerte falt
nihts mebr ON bic belleniihe Bill
onne. grbnlten apuren pieQeiht ein
panr grenlplare 6es &omer, eilige
Shriften BON gslnton uno 9lriItoteies
ioipie einiger airbenbdter. Die Ddter
bes S,nta1isnrus, Yetrnrca urb Doc.
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biels Soffnuilg freilib erbalten, ais
Weorhtrtlnttn I'M Sabre 1850 alierit IN
Die gibliotbef eineeIaiien ipi,r0e iinO
meiIt driitIide 9anGhriften fnnS.
Dn jeber her folgenben Joriher, Die
aieie Naunre betreten Durfteil, Sd)rii.
ten fnno, bic ieinen Dorgangern nidt
geaeist iporben paren, 10 erDielt fid)
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