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The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-02-07
Nearly 100000 Involved.

George :. Lukens, one Of our hus,.
Ting real estate agents, pulled OIL,
kst week. one of the largest dea IS
that has ever taken place in Holt
county.
The lands in this transaction were
what is known as the Groves farm.
formerly belonging to the late Joseph
Groves, OF Mound City, comprising ds!.
acres, one and q half miles west OF
Mound City. and owned by f.. J. Hess,
of Kansas City. and 1888 acres. about
one and . half miles south Of Bigelow,
owned by Frank Walker. OF Rigelow,
Mr., Walker trading In his farm for
the Hess land. This Is certainly q
big deal, and NJ. Lukens 10 to becon'
SIstulated UPON successfully negotist-
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-02-07

ing the transaction. Roth tracts. we
are Informed. w"r" valued 1t 900 per
acre.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-02-07

TERMS OF SALE will be cash. or a note that we
cash at face value. No note will be drawn for
than six months and will draw interest at the
rate Of per cent crates furnished for local buyers
The Washington times., 1913-09-15
|STOCKS IN SLUMP
AS CHANGE OPENS
Operators Are Not Surprised,
However, Following Rise Of
Last Week.

NEW YORK. Sept. 15.-Most stocks
slumped of at the opening of the stock
exchange today. which was not re-
garded as surprising by the operators.
following the tremendous bull move
ment of Friday and Saturday. Union
Pacific opened at 16O, one-half point
down from the closing price of Satur-
day. and 1as below the high price of
Saturday. Steel opened at 657s. one
quarter below the price of Saturday,
and then sold down to 65hs. Southern
Pacific opened three-eights down, at
9hs;
Two stocks which opened stronger
than on Saturday were Lehigh Valley,
onequarter better at l57h, afterwards
selling up to one half, and Reading,
which opened seven eighths higher than
saturdays close, at 1914, one quarter
better even than the high of Saturday.
Reading declined to 167l early in the
day, however.
One of the principal bear tendencies
was the effort of sp.csili.crs to take
their profits. There was very heavy SELL
ing all morning from London. while
American operators were not ioath to
snatch their profits from the bull in3ve-
ment
One of the surprising events Of the day
was the action OF the stockholders of
Federal Sugar Refining. who voted I'M
ariincJ Jsly to withdra their stock from
tha stock exchange. AHoi: - rer cent
OF The entire comIron AID preferred
stp:S of the cOmpany was votco
The Washington times., 1913-09-15
ADVANCE SHOWN BY
". R. & {. Co. BONDS
Fours Rise ! 3-8 Points Over
Sale of Six Blocks Made
This Afternoon.

An advance of Is in Washington
Railway and Electric As, the bonds
making fractional advances over the
sale of six blocks, occurred on the local
Stock Exchange this afternoon Tine.
range of trading covered a point and a
half. as the second sale was at 81, fit.
while the closing sale was at S34s. One
bond brought SEA, and the next to be
sold brought S24s. while the last two
sales, each for 4 500 bond, brought the
high price of the day.
Washington Gas brought lO6, while
Potomac Consolidated SIS brought par.
Washington hallway and Electric COM
mon sold at 80, while the preferred IF
the company brought SS1e for a block
of four shares, after which fifteen shares
were sod al -. and then one more
share at the same price.
The dealings in Mergenthaler Limo
type Company stock were interesting,
as there was a difference between two
brokers as to which had put in the bid
for three shares at 2l5, which brought
an Offering. The chair had awarded the
stock to one broker, who was very
close to the seller, when another broker
put in a claim. Though the chair had
not heard the contender's bid, another
broker said he had heard it, whereupon
the stock was given to the contender.
The amusing incident was that the
broker who was not successful i'm
mediately offered to sell the successful
bidder more stock at the same price.
while bidding pa for the stock. No
sales followed, but the bid price was
raised to 214ls after the regular call.
Four shares of Federal National
Bank stock were sold at 135, the same
price being offered for more of the
hrrf -
1856 Five shares of United States Trust
Company stock were offered at 13S.
A large number of local bankers will
attend the convention of the American
Bankers Association in Boston, Octo-
ber to 10, the large attendance being
insured by the extreme iterest which
the local men feel in the currency ques-
ton, and the fact that they believe the
action of the American Bankers Asso-
citation upon this question should have
a powerful influence upon the Govern
ment, inasmuch as tie association rep
resents the entire banking fraternity Of
the country. and no single element.
Among those who have signified their
intention of going to the convention are
President John Poole, of the Federal
National; President George w. White.
of the National Metropolitan; President
Charles ]. Bell, of the American Sc
curity and Trust Company; President
Ashton G. Clapham, of the CONNER
cial National: Vice President William
J. Flather, of the Riggs National: Vice
President Carroll Pierce Alexander, OF
the Citizens National: Cashier H. II.
McNee, of the National Capital, and W.
W. Spaid, junior partner Of W. B. Hibbs
& Co.
At the meeting of the stockholders
OF the Citizens Savings Bank. OF
Washington this afternoon the terms
OF the merger of that institution with
the District National Bank. which
have already been told at length in this
column. was approved. The meeting OF
the stockholders of the District National
Will be held on September .. while. the
actual occupancy OF joint quarters will
begin October l.
The Washington times., 1913-09-15
Wholesale Produce Market

Egss-Nearby. fresh. &c per doz.; South
ern. 2Ta2Sc per doz.
Cheese-New York, new. 1sc per h.; nat,
16c per Id.
Butter-EIsin prints. 3l1sc per lb.: tubs,
sc per lb.: process sc per lb.
Live Poultry-Hens, 16q17c per lb.; roosters.
iec per h.: turkeys lsd?oc per ib.: sprins
chickens, 1s82oc Der ib.: ducks. l28Ise %,
y.
Green FruiS-California oranges, "a. A.o0dA 50
Der bux: Peaches. 81. eO6$3.U ger crate
lemons, S. 500dss.00 per box; pineapples,
per crate &. 254S2. 70: Florida grapefruit, 10
per box: grapes, 81. oed1. rs per basket; apples
per bbl., Sl.5od4.5o; cherries. lbc per box;
pears, s. 00a$2.50 per box; grapes. $2.5e
per crate; plums. 2o036c per basket.
Observation-Disclosures. new. s. 004$250 per
Dbl. onions. Texas. 81 90 per crate: per bbl.,
N.T5; cabbage. sloeQs2o 90 bbl lettuce,
y. .oea1.5e per basket; beets. S100a250 100
lunches: tomatoes, home grown, 3E15c
per box; rhubarb. 200 per 100 punches; yarns.
81 00as2 90: celery. 81. coal 80 per doz; squash,
81 0oq 81 50 per bbl: Lima beans. 81 0O6u 81
bu.; kale. per bbl., S.o0; corn. SaI5c per
Live stock-yeai calves. Ioallhc per lb
Sheep, 4d4i1c. Lambs. 7iadsc.
Fresh eggs scarce. demand being SUD
piled with cold storage stock.
The greater part Of the eggs now being sold
IN Washington are cold storage stock. and In
most cases are sold fresh-lsid Receipts
OF goods. generally light for this season OF
the year and high price. prevail.
The Washington times., 1913-09-15
Chicago Grain Market.
Realty Transfers

lngieside-Herman X. Howenstein ct ux. TO
William X. and Rose B. Nottingham, lot
s., block 1s. $40
American University Park-Esther p. Kipp
to Frank B. Steemberg. half interest in lot
Is. block .. 81.
Uniontown-William s Leonard 10 Margare,
J. Leonard, lot l., and part lot II. 13 to
16 81.
Bladensburg road near District Line-Arthur
c. Bishop ct ux. to United states of
America. parts OF Barbados and Scotland
Enlarged, containing 81. .674 acres. Sss H. 80
Mt. Pleasant and Pleasant Plains-Willianl
NJ. Gain. trustee, to Arthur ]. Luchs, lots
81 and S. block IL. 80
1908 Twentieth street northwest. 1913 II street
northwest. +o6 to AZ Seventh street north
west-Carroil G. Gait ct ux. to Belle u.
Calf. all interest in part lot 10 square 81:
lot %. square 20; part lots and and all
lot Is, square l31. SO
Brookland-John Wignall ct ux. to Elizabeth
Daniels lot Is. block L. $40.
Addition to Congress Heights-Joseph n.
Young to Dathon ". Lohr. lots 3s and 81.
square CO.'S. so
Richmond Park-Richmond Park Improve
ment Company to James Avgeris, lots 3s
and 70. square 2063, SO.
Villa Park Heights-Clara A. Marden ct vir,
Edwin r. to Frank z. Smith. lot IL. square
42ss. $.317.
1920 G street Observation-Disclosures Meyer to
Martin L. Sterling. part original lot s,
square 142, so.
The Washington times., 1913-09-15
Will Not Interfere With
Plan for Consolidation

The fling of a bill in equity to dis
solve the Washington Gas Light Com
pany will not interfere with the ef-
forts of the corporation to effect a
consolidation with the Georgetown
Gas Light Company. according to
Howard S. Reside. vice president and
acting president of the Washington
company. Mr.. Reeside said today that
a plan for consolidation will be pre-
sented to the Public UTILITIES Commits
sion for its approval.
While there is apparent conflict be-
tween the public utilities law and the
anti-merger law regarding the con-
solidation of public utility corpora
tions. 1t Is the opinion of Assistant
Corporation Counsel F. ii. stephens
that action by Congress is required.
The answer Of the Washington Gas
Light Company to the proceedings in
stituted today by the District Com
missioners, Mr.. Reeside said, will be
filed by the company's attorneys with
in the next few days.
The Washington times., 1913-09-15
ASKS DISSOLUTION
OF GAS COMPANY
Corporation Counsel Files Suit,
Seeking Receiver for WASH
ington Concern.
Continued from First Page. }

ton organized or authorized as afore-
said to sell or transfer any portion Of
its stock or bonds to any other public
utility corporation or holding corpora
ton whatsoever, unless heretofore or
hereafter expressly authorized by Con-
gress SO to do: and every contract,
transfer, agreement to transfer, or as
signment by any said public untility
corporation organized or authorized as
aforesaid of any portion of its stock
or bonds without such authority shall be
utterly void and of no effect.
That the Supreme Court of the Dis
trict of Columbia, on application of the
District of Columbia by it's Commits
sioners or attorney, or on application Of
the United States by its proper officer,
OF on application of any shareholder in
terested in any such corporations. shall
have jurisdiction in equity to dissolve
any public utility corporation organized
under any general incorporation law or
special section Of the United States. or
authorized under any law of the United
States to do business in the District Of
Columbia. for violation of any OF the
charters: and further, to require any
foreign public utility corporation, or
foreign or local holding corporation
which owns. holds, or controls. or which
shall hereafter own, hold, or control
any such stock or bonds contrary to
sell or dispose of the same and to re-
frain from voting such stock or bonds:
Provided. that in case the allegations
in any bill filed In said court relate to
the ownership Of stock or bonds of a
local corporation by any foreign cor
portion, then 1t must be shown to the
satisfaction Of the court that such
ownership includes at least twenty per
centum of the capital stock Of the local
corporation.
"That the word foreign when used in
this section shall be construed to mean
foreign to the District of Columbia. and
the word local when used in this Sec
ton shall be construed to mean local in
the District Of Columbia.
That each provision of this section
and every part of each provision is
hereby declared to be an independent
provision. and the holding Of any pro-
vision or provisions, or part or parts
thereof. to be void. ineffective, or un-
constitutional for any cause shall not
be deemed to affect any other provi-
sion or part thereof"
The Washington times., 1913-09-15
BONDS
Census Bureau
Reports on Cotton

A Census Bureau report issued today
showed cotton consumed during August
to have been 45s.72s running bales: cot
ton in manufacturing establishments on
August 81. 77s.7S4 bales and in indepen-
dent warehouses; i97.65O bales. Imports
we're 1856 equivalent 5OO-pound bales and
exports were 2s7, 1ss bales. Cotton spin
dies active during the month were 90.
$50, ,553.
Cotton consumed during the year end
ing August 81 totalled 5,7sS.06l bales
total imports, 25 4R bales and exports,
s,SO0,962.
The Washington times., 1913-09-15
SPECIAL NOTICES
WONDERFUL YET TRUE.
A CHALLENGE

THAT ENFORCED (restering the)
BLOOD CIRCULATION (by Meehani-
cal Medal to the DISEASED PART
WILL nGGE"rC. GUHE ESSTy c::r .Tsx,. q
BRIGHT'S DISEASE, INSOMNIA, ASTHMA,
HARDENING and sCLERosIs Of the SPI. l,
NAL COLUMN. CORD. and ARTERlESs;
EXHAUSTION. and BREAKDowN: those
AILMENTS that are the result Of OVER,
WORK. WORRIES. DIssiPATiQN.r an, ano
caIied) DISEASES for which the MEDICAL
WORLD HAS NO REMEDY. THAT GAN
GET TO MY OFFICE WITHOUT ASSIST.
THIS SYSTEM of RESTORING. the CIR
CULATION of the BLOOD and HEALTH IL
used Extensively in the Hospitals ana oy the
the University Of Bonn. where 1t has dis
placed all other methods as a cure for these
desperate maladies that are by other means
considered incurabie. 1t !. especially interes,-
MOTOR ATAXIA. HARDENING and sCLE-
RosIs Of the ARTERIES sPINAh sd,,S2k S2i,-
PARALYSIS. DIABETES. BRIGHT,S DIS
EASE, RHEUMATISM. NEuRAsTHENl1AA;; 4;
NERVOUS EXAAUsTI0N; PAINS ~ IN 1hE tiE
MENTS THAT ARE PECULIAR TO EE-
MALES or that result from WORRY. OvEH-
WORK. and AGE. DESPERATE CASES So
MY FoRTy-F1vE YEARS EXPERIENCE
the last ten in this city-with this SYSTEM
of DRUGLESS HEALING enables me 70
ASSURE YOU that EVERY STATEMENT
made herein Is ABSOLUTELY TRUE. and
I STAND READY AT ANY AND ALL
TIMES TO MAKE THE SAME GOOD:
THE ABOVE may seem to YOU very
STRONG LANGUAGE. but while II Is ABSO-
LUTELY TRUE. 1t Is only PART OF THE
WHOLE TRUTH.
pEsPERATE. HOPELESS. CHRONIC. IN
CURABLE ESQ called cases solicited.
The above story continued in my 1s-pase
BOOKLET at my Office or MAILED FREE.
LADY ASSISTANT.
Hours. 10 A. N. to p. NJ.
Sunday. II to /
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WASHINGTON. d. C.s
CUT THIS AID. OUT. II will not appear
again. 1T IS GOOD for your first TREAT
NENT
The Washington times., 1913-09-15
Whistle Blower Fined.

Lulu Thomas was given fine OF 81;
b. Judge Muilowny, in Police Court to-
day when she could not explain salts.
factorily why she blew a police whistle
Saturday night. She claimed thai
another woman was trying to steal my
fellow" but the court could not see the
logic of the statement, as my fellow
lowered about six feet three when asked
10 testify.
The Washington times., 1913-09-15
Sales Today on the
Local Exchange
Washington Gas SIS. $50oQl0S.

Washington Gas SIS. $J05QI0S.
Washington Railway and Electric As,
$. .00oaS21s. S1,0ooGs2. $1,O0Qs2k, Sl,0o0Q
SIS, $500dS31a. $500QS3l2.
Potomac Consolidated 5's, 8, ,0o0d1O.
Washington Railway and Electric
common, 2GS0, 3dS0.
Washington Railway and Electric pre-.
ferred. 4188iz, 15dss, 1GSe.
Mergenthaler, 3a215.
Federal National Bank, 44I3s.
The Washington times., 1913-09-15
New York Curb Market.

Furnished 10 The Washington Times by
Hartman & Co.. New York; C. B. Chapman,
Manager Local Branch, Colorado Building.
The Washington times., 1913-09-15
HELP WANTED-MALE

BRIGHT ACTIVE BOYS. 1s to Is years Of
age transfer clerks. wrappers and bun
die collectors Apply H. w. SCHAUB. with
GOLDENGERG'S. 7th and X sts. N. W.
The Washington times., 1913-09-15
New York Cotton Market.

Furnished to The Washington Times By
A. G. Plant & Co.. 1I5 G street northwest
Open. High. Low D. m.
October ......... 1910 1872 1910 I3 %
December ........ 1905 1917 1903 1916
The Washington times., 1913-09-15
PROPOSALS

BIDS WILL. BE RECEIVED by the Clerk Of
the House of Representatives Of the United
states. at Washington. ID. G., until L. O'Clock
meridian, Tuesday. October 9Th. 1918. to fur
nish thirteen hundred and fifty packing
boxes. consisting of four-hundred and fifty
of three several kinds of boxes. Plans and
speciffcations for the material and work
manshp 10 enter into said boxes may be had
upon application to the undersigned. SOUTH
TRIMBLE. Clerk Of House Of Reps.
UNITED STATES ENGINEER OFFICE,
Room sos Southern Building, Washington.
d. C., September 10, 1913. Sealed proposals
FOR dredging in Virginia channel. Potomac
river d c. will be received here until IL
NJ. October l4 1913. and then publicly opened.
Information on application. W. c. LANG
FIT Lieut.. Col. Engrs.
The Washington times., 1913-09-15

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Columns
AUGUST CIRCULATION.

AUGUST CIRCULATION.
DAILY.
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Total net, August. 1914. LII. -
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SUNDAY.
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Total net. August. 1913. 49,
Average net. August, 1si3.. -. %
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statement represents the circulation Of The
washington Times as detailed. and that the
net figures represent, all returns eliminates.
the number Of copies of The Times which are
sold delivered, furnished, or mailed to bona
fide purchasers or subscribers.
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District Of Columbia, %:
Subscribed and sworn to before me this fst
day Of September. A. D. 1917
THOMAS C. WILLIS. Notary Public.
The Washington times., 1913-09-15

BURY'S CHILL AND MALARIA
CAPSULES, 25c BOX.
A specino fer ChillsI Axlaria. La GRIPPE anA
Cella Immediate relief. Write - ". Pea.
Daid no Nich0ls ave. q =.
FOR SALE AT ALL DRUGGISTS
The Washington times., 1913-09-15

C. T. HUNTERS SANITARY DUST-KILI-
ING FLOOR OIL, contains olium and wax
keeps the floors clean and bright and give,
them a polished finish. Good for your furnf
ture Try II: SOC gal, delivered. Used by
the l.. 3 Govt. and over lo,0oo families fol
the last IS years. lis Pa ave. y. W., M.54oS
The Washington times., 1913-09-15
DIRECTORS:

George w. Gray.
William D. Hoover.
George Howard.
Reginald s. Huidekoper.
o. II. p. johnson.
Thomas r. Jones.
Victor Kauffmann.
The Washington times., 1913-09-15
ATTENTION, AUTO OWNERS

CARBON REMOVED WHILE YOU WAIT.
No Liquids. No Chemicals. No ScrspinG
The Oxy-Decarbonizer.
JOHN M. DOYLE. go Pa ave. N. W.
The Washington times., 1913-09-15

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BfIusartis, Raidiatu sum G~useraber
~. bon GiiBtartolfeln,
lid bantiert tperSen mifsn. 9eim
Sortieren iperbsn ale i~r9enopie be-
i9Goigtsn, Iotpie Gle gu 9roBen ooer
3u tleinsn &artoffeIn bon Den gum
8erIdn0t kitimmten aussefhieoen.
Die tI.ineren fonnen bus nd4fte Sahr
als Sdattartpffeln %bertDunot fpero,n.
Wdbreno oss Ginipeid.rns miro
in Dem Speiderhaufe ettpo cine Woht
lang cine Tsmp.rdtur BON 80 bis
IS 9raO F. g,halten. I'm ane duBer.
5euhtisteit gu entfsrnen; alsoann
miro bic 3smpe.atur ouf 50 biz IS
Grab bsrabgeminoert. bic Damn fpdbs
renb Der gansen 5peiderasit beibebaIz
Ten miro. Der bsim 8,rtauf er3ielte
prsis hdn9t aud 3um nidt a.rtne
gen 9til bon Der ridtis.n g.rpaduns
(bornehmlid in 6dfern nit SadI.ins
manufacturing ober 6ol3o.de0 ab.
bod molten mir auf Oie ginaefbeit.n
oerfelben bier nidt tp.itsr einseben.
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Tie eaffnriOffsl.3 nSnhri,.

Mit i.o.m SABRE g,ipiunt bic
GuBfariofIsl In ben Der, Gtdut.n an
g,o.utung i'm Semif,buHbtt. uno
oblpobl Tt ols Rabruussmttitl fir
bi. aroB. MaFs 6ts Bottles bdupts
Iddlih in ben pdrmu,n @,g,nosn
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finb,t lie ooh uud in BEN srDb,reu
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iid,n atTdb, ipGbr,n6 Der Mdrtt
fir oi.Ie ano1enfrudt i'm dub,rf.n
Rorosn un0 HoropeIt.n nod bon ats
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anbou Der SlbtartofFst aiinIts.n
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lin obsr ben 5dn6el nit Giibtars
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MAIDEN, III Is in erit,r aini, n0tts.
fiir paF.nbt qus.runssfdciIitdt,n gu
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Sals fir Sdrueiu..

@i. pisIieitieen Qufsaben, tpefh.
Dem aodfal5 i'm tierii4tn aorper
sufal.n, uno Der s.rins, @cbdlt Der
m.iiten pesttobilfdtn 5uttermittsl
an Gblor unb Ratrium IaF.n es fir
notp.noig .rf6einen, ben lanbtpirts
fdaftlidtn Tubtisr.n als 8eifutter'
mittel g~gtrasaben BON aodfaIs susus
fiibrtn.
Sbtpobl tein Yell S.s 5i.rt5rpers
phne Sal5 beit.bt, 10 b.rridt oieies
bod in .in5.lnen 9eilsn Dor. So fins
bet man bas Sal3 nidt nur in sr0s
b.rer Menee i'm Dilute, iono.rn aud
bauptIddlih i'm 8norpel, su beHen
gilbung cine btoeutenbe Mense 3od=
fat3 ,rforb.rlid 1T, p.ldes natirs
lid benz 8lute entnomm.n pirb.
4ub.r oisien beio.n Stoff.n, bic, mi.
8lut uno anorptl i'm san3sn Iier.
torper portommen, eibt Is dber nod
stp.i 5lifisteiten, ip.l6e als oi.
ipihtigiten, nur an .in.m b.itimmten
puntte oss 8Orpers ansutr,ff.n, absr
ishr r,ialid nit aodfalS periehn
finb. 0i. 5liFieteiten finb Der
Ma9enfaft trnb Die Sale, tpslhe b.is
>. 3u ben 8ilounge,n uno Gntipids
lung.n o.s tieriid,n ROrpers nottp.ns
big iino. Der Magsniaft. lp.ld.r nnn
ben Mas,noriiien abssionb.rt miro.
lit t.inahe paF.rig uno ,ntbdIt taft
nibt piel anbtrss als Salsidure unb
aoa'aI3 nit .ttpas 6dIeim, 10 bab
man ibn etnu als ,in.n perbiinnttn
uno q.fals.nen 6dl.im anieben lam.
Gbsnio 1T aut in Der Sale bas
Nairon Elm 9auptbtitanoteil. Wtnn
aud Der Maseniaft lno Die Gane MIR
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Gin Teires Gpeifer6ous fiir Slbtars
tofieId.
Iore,n, bamit Der Garm,r nit Dem
9trtouf unO 8erTnnot lpartsr fam.
biz bi. Goiion meter porg.riidt 1T
uno Ole pr.ii. geItitgsn iir0. 0titer.
6auptb.oingungen Iino, 6uB Die
5rudt gut gstpahisn, gut uusgerei't
uno fret bon arantheit 1T, oaB 4.
beim Qusgrubsn unO 2ugtrn iorgfdl-
lag b.banoelt, unb an sintm trot.=
nsn, gut bentilitrisn Srt, no 81. 9ts
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