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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1916-10-18
CHURCH NOTES.

First Church of Christ, Scientist
Pythian Building. Sunday morning SER
vice. 10.45. Subject, Probation after
Death" The reading room IS in the
same building and is open daily. except
Sunday, from .. 80 to 5.00p. m.
Church of the Messiah.
Mission Circle at the parsonage
this, Wednesday, evening. Clam
chowder supper Thursday. Rev. F.
B. Richards of the North church will
preach next Sunday.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1916-10-18
Observed Goth Birthday.

Mrs. Cordelia Caswell of Concord,
N. H, on Tuesday, Oct. IT, very pleas
antly received kindly greetings from
her many friends in st. Johnsbury
and other places, by letters and cards,
for which she is very thankful A
special greeting from the G. A. r
Relief Corps in Concord, N. H, on
her Goth birthday anniversary.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1916-10-18
Academy Notes

Mrs. Belle Clement Waldo, st
Johnsbury Academy, rs, of Marshall
town, Iowa, and Miss Martha J. Hall
and Miss Alice B. Warden were guests
at chapel Tuesday morning.
The seniors held a class meeting
Tuesday morning to arrange for pro.
grams and other small items.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1916-10-18

The Brotherhood of Grace Meth
odist Episcopal church will meet in
the church, Friday evening for a bust
ness session and social time. A fine
program has been arranged for the
occasion.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1916-10-18

Remember the American Liver
Tablets are a Perfect Laxative.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1916-10-18
Farm
Bargain

Containing $50 acres, 40 acres till
age i'm high state of cultivation;
good pasturage; plenty OF wood;
large OF growing lumber; 1000 sugar
trees, 500 equipped: fruit orchard;
never falling water at house and
barn; good barn 4Ox4O with base
ment; horse barn 3Ox3O; large house;
miles from village on a good road;
is rods from school; 40 tons of early
cut hay; acres of barley, cows, 2
horses, 1 hog, calves, 25 hens, go
chickens, all the farming tools for
$27OO.OO.
This farm will keep is cows and
team easy. TINS is a genuine bargain
for some one.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1916-10-18
Good Farm
Bargains

On State road in town of Newbury,
VT, story 10 room house, wood shed,
barn and hen house, acres GOOD
land. Strawberrys, raspberries and
apples.
400 acre farm bordering beautiful
lake, miles to station, stores cream
cry, postofice. Extra good 1O-roOm
house, barn S5x12O, 100 tons good
hay, A horses, colts, Al head Hol-
stein cattle, hogs, hens, full equip
ment farming tools, good sugar or
chard, fully equipped, $4,000 feet
pine, 1900 cords pulp wood; farm,
stock, machinery and tools, all for
$4,000 Part Cash.
miles from st. Johnsbury, 325
acre farm, 100 head of cattle, mostly
HoIstein, horses, 175 tons of hay,
all kinds of machinery and tools.
Crops included. Price $4,000.
CALEDONIA Real Estate Co.
Sheldon Hotel Block
81 Railroad St. St. JOhnsbury, Vt.
m
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1916-10-18

The Daily CALIFORNIAN will accept
paid advertising.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1916-10-18
BIRTHS.
MARRIAGES.

At st. Johnsbury, Oct. II, Joseph N. Blair
of Barnet and Miss Gladys Marion Mac
Donald Of McIndoe Pals
At Astoria. L. l., Oct a, William y. Wal
lace of south RyeRate and Miss Miriam
Hallett of Astoria.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1916-10-18

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Sherburne
have returned from a visit with
friends in Bartlett, N. H.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1916-10-18
GARD OF THANKs.

We wish to extend our heartfelt thanks TO
our friends and neighbors for their sympa-
thy and help to during the illness and
death of our beloved husband and father,
and for the beautiful flowers sent.
MRS. CORA JOYCE,
Mr.. AND MRS. NED BELLOWS,
st. Johnsbury Center, VT,
Oct. 16, 1916.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1916-10-18
PLUMBING, HEATING AND
EXPERT REPAIRING
E E. DROUIN
Portland 81. ST. JOhnsbury
At Biagham's Drug store, for the ws,E

RICKER'S LOCAL MARKET
The receipts at w. A. Ricker's Market
for the week ending Oct. II, 1916, were
Poultry, 500 lbs a 10 to IL cents.
Lambs, 400 @ to cents.
Hogs, 300 a. to 9 cents
Cattle, $50 a 215 to 7 cents.
Calves, COS "a to cents.
Mich cows. 80 @ $50 to $50.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-02
WILBUR SUCCEEDS MEADE.
Hard Worker IL Elected Ia Prrsi-
Irmry Of WOOdmere club.

\ special meeting of tho Woodmcrc
Kennel 'luh was held AZ the Hotel ';r'-
gnrian "Wednesday evening T. Il Wilbur
was elected president to Ill III" vacancy
caused 10y the res. gnatiou Of James T.
Meade. Mr. Wilbur always has been
actively connected with III" Woodmcrc
Kennel club. tie has supported it in
many ways aud was chairman Of the
bench show committee" which he'd the
successful show AZ Long beach last sep
TENDER. Since the first of the year Will
bur has been the president, and
when Mr.. Meade resigned as the presi-
dent the chair was rendered to him. Mr..
Wilbur ~ well known throughout the
fancy as an ardent enthusiast Of tho
Euston terrier and also IS the owner
Of many we'll known sporting dogs.
At the meeting the other night the
club decided - give another match in
the near future, This VIII be called "A
medal match. as All first prize winners
viii receive one Of the club medals
Julian Flatz was selected as the Judge
Of Boston terriers and Jules Ferond for
all other breeds.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-02
ENDCLIFFE BANDIT
HAS BRIGHT FUTURE
Irish Terrier Bought by New
city Fancipr Should Win
at Summer Shows.

I.rlr,inc Bandit Is the name Of an
Irish terrier purchased recently by John
Il. T%horndike, owner ~ the Thornaroft
Kennels at New CITY. y. y. This dog Is
one of the best that has come to this
country In many a day and he Will
be- a serious contender for high honors
at the coming spring and summer shows
Bandit is of the correct size and full
of the fire and spirit which have gained
the Sobriauct OF daredevil for this breed.
He has u remarkably long. clean head.
the smallest and darkest of eyes, per-
fertly carried and shaped ears. which
are Of the correct size. a long, clean neck,
ex client bone, perfect front les and
feet tina are Identical with what the
standard calls for and he eNcels In body
and quarters. His coat Is excellent and
h. II the orthodox color.
This dog should prov" "A valuable ac-
question to the breed in this country rs
he has proved to be II remarkable ire
and has desirable blood lines. Close mp
IA bis pedigree vii! be found such dogs
as straight Thorn, Kitty Bclairs, Mile
End Rather. Straight io Bang. crow
GIN Pat, Bolton Woods Bandit and other
%lun!naricS Of Irish terricrdom whicl,
have helped I" make history in this fiery
breed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-02
BRIEF BITS OF KENNEL NEWS


\ newcomer =" Tho A'-"i,'e t"-r!nr
fancy J. John j bhnuohn". lr, I II
Tn" dog NI;r vnien this l'r ,er has been
making 4 number % g"'i Wins ~ recent
shows g.. H"nWSu lonnar'. u real goo!
y"nws1'Ii. nrrh .y ff%i ii"N'ns and sold
10 MI '''''i'"e re''H'N
". - Thomas OF ErrI"il. NV Nnr.,
ma a iue .i'Ier OF French bulldog pupp'es
az" s"'cn ia ar and -" strong and vIsar'
Gus and show tho!r tine breeding
Mr. nl,., Inkcand's kennaI o,
arrival Of two tur %li,tcrs ~ puppies one
li,t"- was sired hy Mr. Emma : Al"rd's
Prince or.1n AMI IA" other hy Nh iicnr'
Hlrs Fuzzy Chap
l,nnis MMass OvnIi iftJrr The Frcn.h XIII.
DOG classes A. the coming CuubriIse.
Nh, Sn@%, ar. hr r., l nj. ,HoG y !; Gos IN ,h n.
country nrl MS NAuclcluont kcuu.ls
have h"u>"h many m" specimens. A. h"
IA not "n''ih,"l tn .ns rms In = nn'nher
turn out Tor hin..
Tho Boston Terrier nrcclcr.. club held
M,ss Join Il. urui.on. owner Of ,he
winning Boston P,tor's Captain, was tho
Judge and over 100 dogs we're entered.
Be-, in the match wa1 nMarded Bantam,s
charlesto"n,
John womers,cy. Formerly With Az
rl"''inn nkcr ~" Ta T.G s so'''' K;nnnnnneeF%, ",rNNi.
kennel is comp.srd Of smooth and N.ro
haired foN terriers and Airedalrs and =
iiinc lot 81 breeding stock Is housed there
as breeding operations VIII he carried on
extensively
English t,HIi'loe m.t'h ahi'h shc pmrchasSi
rr,outly from III. prcvs,nne Kennels This
youngster IS named EImcourt MoiIv Bawn
and and lock- n 70 m,s1 ! n,gh r'a ,no ' !, nrGs
dog club shows recently and received \
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-02
WISSAHICKON CLUB
IMPORTS NO JUDGES
Members Of Show Committee
Will Undertake Task Of
Picking Winners.
ALL ARE WELL Qualified

The Wissahickon Kennel Club viii
hold its fifteenth annual show At Chest
nut I'M, Pa. June 3. This is an all
terrier show and is the foremost terrier
Exhibition that is held I'm this country.
For a number OF years the quality Of
the exhibits seen have compared favor
ably with those at the large To, der
shows in England. and at one Wissa-
hirkon show several years ago more
thdn 20 per cent. OF the dogs entered
wer" recognized champions and had at
tanned such n rating with the .Amori-
can Kennel Club.
Every ear "A married Improvement
has been noticed in the quality ~ the
dogs entered and II the big winter shows
which have been held recently are 10 b.,
taken IS u criterion II can he said
safely that this years affair will sur
pass anything heretofore ACCOMPLISHED.
Terriers are in the height, Of their reign
as leaders Ia public fave r and seem TO
no going ahead all the time. This fact
should insure a bumper entry on June
.. and the committee promises that this
year the arrangements and facilities for
nohiing the show will be more attractive
10 tanciefs than ever before attempted.
An unusual fact In connection viii,
the W.ssshickon Kennel Club il tina,
tho present bench show committee is
composed Of fIuC.ers who have served
on this board since the clubs inception.
They Include some of tho best known
and most highly regarded fnncicrs in
IN" country and ar" all Of them Jealous
workers in the Gibbs Interest
~ 4 meeting 20 arrange tie schedule
which Was held recently iu l'hliadcl-
ph.d the committee decided that It's
members would judge this years show
themselves. The gentlemen on this rom
mit,ec all have Judged AZ one time ~
another ~ The Westminster Kennel club
show and AZ many OF the largest iN.
tur's hold throughout tn" country.
~ th, coming SHOW Irr. Henry lar.
ret Will judge tir-dd," terriers AND IN.
variety terriers las, Russell "
Johnson. DR. win de- fox terriers VIII,
lam J.. BARCLAY. Irish terriers william
NJ Whittcn. Scilyhams r Sergeant
Price. Jr. Scottish and Welsh terriers
aud Edwin /. Roger viii have IN. W,s'
Highland White and Cairn terriers :,
pass on. George + Foley uf l.auS
dovnc will sup"rlutcnd and he is now
busy on the preliminary arrangements.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-02
STATEN ISLAND CLUB
PLANS SHOW IN May
Newly Formed Organization
Announces List Of Judges
for Open Event.

The newly formed Richmond County
Kennel club viii hold it's first open show
at Grant city. staten Island, Saturday.
May g This club made its appearance
a few months ago and already has held
IA members match. AT which about sew
enty-iive dogs were entered. The MEM
bers and officers OF the staten Island or
Sanization hope to make III, club n
potent factor in the dog world. am II the
match to be held May 6 comes NJ TO
expectations a big American Kennel club
fixture TO be held in the early fall will
be attempted.
Among chose active in shaping the af-
fairs OF this new club are \. II. Thorn
son. the Airodale terrier fancier. and
William Brueggemann. who's" interest is
with the French bulldog The Judges
that will othciate ~ the coming show
follow
Mss e. g whitney. Maspeth. T.. Great
Danes and English Toy spsuicls.
Mrs NJ q McG.onc, Sew Yorh CITY
Bo>'ons.
Mrs. John !. Collins. Brooklyn. y y
Mir, Thomas Gr,sdalc, New York CITY
Ff'rrh bulldogs
n's" ,%utn''ls, toy p]'ndl"s. Yorkshire Ma
'"s" terriers, toy h'tcA and tau>, bru-~".,
%srir"n., ChIhurhuas aud Italian sr'y-
hounds
Hcu'y \ phillips. New York city
sea yhtw terriers.
\. i p'Huunhut, Plainr"l1, y. J -foy-
hrutus.
! Il victor. Sew York Cuy-ro,n,crs.
stttct- HnI braE ~.
G"orEr lnv. u zth''h, y. L-Ru'iiogs,
%"hipp"ts ana b'a'h and tan Manchester
terriers.
Archibald a. palhy. RcI Bank. j
Air' dalc-. foN. Irish. scottish. West High
land whit. w',sh uud pandie DinInon'
TERRI -.
Vn,pn =. Hrocsc. Scv York CITY
p~achshuni~. ~colli.~. OWi Eaglish sheep.
dogs. %pn"l''s. ball terriers. Boiiii stoUs.
I"u"rtnltus. miscellaneous. local, selling
amt variety r'dss,s.
pr = T. Il. NuI, brooklyn. y y -
Demands. Russian wo,thounds. scottish
d,arhuuad.. ,|purtiug %spaniels, German
! since pluEs, boh"rbtn pInS'hcr-, 'hows.
IVA nlaflaus. W.'uh"rs. city d"pai' ment.
I rhLlLr.n AnI url-a-eIt.l .pecIA-s.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-02
new DOG WEEKLY
WILL ENTER FIELD
Leading Kennel Owners Will
BE Among Supporters Of
Publication.

The Dog World. a weekly publication
= shortly 10 make It's appearance. This
publication has the backing OF many
Of the leading kennel owners in this
country and from these an official adj
visory editorial hoard will he formed.
This board will not be an honorary
one. bu; will he active in shaping the
editorial policy Of the paper. As it
will lie madc up of owners OF various
breeds of dngs it will prevent one breed
or. set of breeds from being catered to
ard all breeds will receive recognition
and no favoriiisn shown.
The advisory board will have among
others the following we'll known men
on It's roster: DR., John T.. II" Mund,
William Xl.gler. Jr. Samuel q Allen.
W. Ross Proctor. .Iohn T.. Collins, T.. h.
Lincoln. - Car,ey Hartman, j. u.
Kirkpatrick. Raymond Belmont, Harry
r. Peters and J. ". MARBLES OF London,
England.
I; Is understood from the SPONSORS
Of his paper thai Harry ". Lacy vii
tc the editor In chief, Mr.. Lacy has
been the editor Of tho American stock
keeper aud Fnncier for a number 81
years and Is known 10 all as "A man who
has an intimate knowledge OF every
thing pertaining to dvSs and dog men,
He has a keen pen that Ia known to he
for s,yur, and si,ortsm"n. II II lr true
that he will assume the cdit"rshlp al
this paper "A bright future should he
in store for il, AS he is "a writer or
dog topics wH,o commands respect and
Who's. word and sayings carry weight.
II Is said that the new publication viii
max. its appearance on May l and that
the promoters already have been as
sured of tho backing Of many IT tho
mos, influential dog ow ners IN this Sec
ton.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-02
DOGLAND IS BUSY PLACE.
ucmRWd Tor r"iicr Dogs aud Pchcs
IL brisk lust Now.

Business is brisk At Dogland and a
constant demand for high quality dogs
has been the oXprrricu'" since thia doc
shorp changed its location. The owners,
Mcsdanes Halt .lld E~hl"rmauu, arc de-
lighted with their new location and find
that it H. much NOR" advantageous than
the old stand, \ litter ~ fine police
dogs ~" an display in this attractive
dog emporium and the demand for dogs
of th,s breed. ~ well a. for PckingeSe.
has bccu such that II has been hard to
find rn"uch goot dogs to meet the re-
QuirementS of customers,
The oW nors say that the public is well
educated 10 the points OF "A high quality
dog aud thai cheap stock does not find
a buyer AZ any price. SO they have made
II u practice to offer nothing but the
best of the most desirable breeding.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-02

A great amount of enthusiasm il he
ing worked UP by the new Poincranian
1t OF Philadelphia, which holds its
first show April H. at the Hotel Walton
in Philadelphia. This organization was
formed recently, and AT its iirst meeting
held last week AT the Walton nine new
members were enrolled, bringing the
total M to forty-siN. The coming show
promises tn he the biggest Pom show
ever held outside Of New York. and tina
selection Of Mrs, All belmont to do the
Judging ENSURES u hlg entry. In All sew
enty-firc specials have been offered Ia
be won outright, the large part Of which
are cash.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-02
COLLIE WINS AT UTAH SHOW
G"idGcId Model Gains HiHhcst
Honor Under &. \, CranAeId,

The Utah Kennel club held a dog
show recently which Was the first tiN-
ture held by this organization in eight
years. George \. 'rauiicld was judg,
of all breeds and there were IFS dogs
hcrched. The show was held for the
benefit OF the Utah Humane Society and
IA handsome profit realized.
Best dog In tho show WAS "A collie,
GOldfeld Model, owned by Dr, W. ~.
Naddcll, and the best of opposite SEX,
J. J., Gray's Beagle. Nellie O'Dcbouair.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-02
WILL ERECT DOG HOSPITAL.
Dr. T.. J.. Robbins VIII Have New
Building for His Work.

A dog hospital with accommodations
for sixty animals is TO be erected in the
near future by Or. +. ]. Robbins OF Bay
Shore. II Is stated that this building
will cost in the neighborhood of $4,000.
II will take the place of a smaller build
Ing now being utilized for this purpose
by Or. Robbins.
Tho building will lie of hollow tile
fhreproof construction throughout and
will he one story high. The hospital it,
self will occupy "A space OF oOxs2 feet
on a plot 7"Xl16 feet. O~verhanging
roofs Oh both sides will furnish the
shelter for runwa!s. tho equivalent ~
convslescent porchcs in a hospital for
humans. The front will he equipped
with show windows in which dogs will
be kept for sale, Instead OF steps up to
the doors runways will be provided.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-02

Rumors of a show to nj tho gap left
vacant iy IA" abandonment of the old
Monmouth County Kennel Flu show.
held in the past AT Long Branch. are
gaining circulation ana u number of New
arrsey f~anciei~ are talkhl" about hold
ing "A show this summer AT the Horse
Slow Grounds ~ Long Branch.
Many an enjoyable affair has been
held there in the past and as the luca-
tion IL within easy reach OF New York
AS wcll AS Jersey and PENNSYLVANIA
fancicrs. II seems lik",y that the rumore,l
show Nil succeed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-02
CHIHUAHUAs ARE SCARCE NOW
Bound Brook Eancirr IL Lucky ~
Usvr Ten Good Ones.

Mrs, Ida Garrett OF Bound Brook,
y. j., has AT present about ten chihua-
huas IN her kennel. the majority OF
which were bred in Mexico. Recently
Mrs, Garrett purchased "A number of spec
mons which came direct from the chi
huahua section. " IL almost impossible
90 get amy OF these dogs from there now,
and reports have II that the little bands
of dogs Of this breed which used 10 roam,
the hills un'aiued ami mcarcd for have
been gradually "~SterInina'"d until they
are hard 10 lind.
Mrs. Garrett Is concentrating herself
shat she was ahic 10 get her specimens
before the present trouble IN the Meni-
can Republic Yratdc II impossible TO get
n more Of these valued little dogs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-02

James T.. Meade OF Brooklyn has been
on "A visit 10 Boston. where he combined
business with pleasure. II was stated IN
a Boston daily that Mr.. Meade had sev.
eral embryo champion Boston terriers
under consideration and that he would
bring some fliers back to New York with
him. pr. Norman Harris. the Dprvhe.,
ter ~fancier, entertained Meade at a din
ner and theatre party.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-02

Leo IIancoX. well hnown throughout
Boston terrier circles in this country,
who has been in Colombia. South Amrri-
ca. for several months. writes that he
will soon return TO this country. Han
cox says that he has been sick most of
the time that he has been away. not 50
much from physical illness as stick for
the sight of Broadway and a good Bos-
ton terrier. The nearest thing hat he
has seen to n dog sine. he Ia. been away
has been some monkeys which, he states,
Il" not con" IN To "A good little American
dog ~ "A pal.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-07-08
Robert p. Coon,
3anoibat fir 2esislatnr, Nas
Nr. 4.


tpllroe IN Noro garolinin geboren
uno fam aIs 6idbriger Gnabe mad
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gam. Bon 1902 Bis 1903 mar er
8iiIfs : MntpaIt in Raufman Count
tp irl0 ii~beriieoelte 1904 nod San
.Mntonio. CT mar m6breno bier
.sSSnbren Mitglieo 6es oemofratilheit
IGtnats grefutib : 9omites, er mar
ferner Mitglieo Der Soutbpeiteril
Srrenanftolt : 8eborbe. Sn Der $50
llitif bon 8erar County ipielte er
seine electromagnetic None. CT belt
,&ognereoen fir golquitt nno
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gegen Gubmiiiion nno gegen 8robi-
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4err Coon fih itets als GROCER
Trerno Der 9eutihen ge5eiet bat,
nit oenen er tets in Mnlidten uno
Bebrduhen barmonierte.
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@runbsiaentmans : ttebertraannaen.

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foe MbDition; $3.50.
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IA 45~100 Mder 2anb; $500.
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Selir, @rrnbftiid ar Der MegnaoMg1
Nbenue; $1,000.
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ftiif in Sontb Gan Mntonio, 1858.
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mann. @ruuoftiid an Der Monterep Ctr.
$500.
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