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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-08-04

PRISON CoNvENTION.-Frtd H.
Wines, secratary of the Nationo!
Prison association, asks the govern
or to appoint delegates to attend
thr national association which
meets at Cincinnati, beginning Sep.
2lst., and continuing to Oct. lst. If
any good citizen is going back about
that time the governor will gladly
appoint him as delegate to the con
ventiOn.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-08-04
MYSTERIOUS MIDNIGHT FIRE.
Small Residence and Family Clothing
COnsumed-NO InsuranCe-Fam-
lily Need Help.

The residence of Mrs. Mary l..
Sweeley, on the extension of High
street in North Salem, was burned
to the ground during last night
leaving the family in poor circum-
stances, and the fire is inexplain-
able. Mrs. Sweeley is n widow with
two daughters, who came here irem
Illinois about the first of last March
and purchased their little home from
Mr.. Latty, a short distance south
from the Kaiser home. The family
had late afternoon dinner yester-
day, after which the fire in the cook
stove went out. In the evening
they all went to church and upon
their return took cold lunch and
retired, kindling no fire and consid-
erlng everything safe. About one
o'clock at night some of them woke
up and one of the girls thought she
smelled fire. An investigation re
vealed the shed back Of the house, H.
which the cook stove was kept, al
ablaze, aud they made all the effor
they could with some tubs of water
standing there, to eXtinguish The
flames but without success. They
yelled "fire" Justify, but did not sue
ceed in waking any of the neighbors,
houses there being some distance
apart, and finally one Of the daught.
ers went 10 Thos. Ryan's and thai
gentleman rushed to their assistance.
Another man came and by thei'
prompt action nearly all the furni'
ture, including piano, was saved,
but the clothing of Mrs. Sweeley ano
daughters, together with the heo
clothing was almost entirely con.
sumed, thus leaving them in very
sore need, as they are poor and had
no insurance on either dwelling 81
contents.
The house was small and could be
replaced for $500 or $400 and SHE
will probably rebuild as soon as sh'
obtains some money which is still
due her IN the East. Until then the
immediate wants of the family will
be pressing and helping hand
should be deservingly applied. The
destruction of whole family ward
robe is a serious blow in such case.
They are stopping temporarily at
| Mr.. Sherwood's. 1t would not be
bad idea to take up a collection to
supply necessities, and the lumber
/ yards and contractors of the city
could combine without much loss
and replace the house in short or
der.
The origin Of the fire is unknown.
Mrs. S. and daughters declare there
was no fire on the premises since the
afternoon, no matches lying around
and no possible way within theiI
knowledge wherby it could have
caught by accident. Yet they do
not imagine what object anybody
could have in setting the fire, so il
will have to go down as one of those
unexplainable mysteries.
RELIEF FORTHCOMING.
Since writing the above move
ment has been started which will
result in liberal relief of immediate
wants. Mr.. Sherwood, who work.
for Cox * Boggs, has been circuh
ting a subscription list anc
will have ii nice little sun
raised by night. Mr. NJ. Ii
Bowman, another neighbor, has
been urging movement for the
building of a house, rs above sug
gested and has met with good en-
couragement. Salem is always equa
to the emergency.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-08-04
Dissolution Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the 90 part
~ nefship herctolos0 existing aud dung
business under the urm name ~ lAolleol a
kaestuer Is this las dissolved % mutual
concrnt, Chas. Ia. kacstuer having dis
posed Of his interssi 20 the undersigned,
v no will continue the business, ana shlicits
the peitnnnagc ~ old ana uoW custoincfe az
Ss.WN CnAs. nR LIAM.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-08-04
Invitation of Proposals.

sealed bids will be received at the Ctiice
OF the secretary Of state until Wednesday,
August q, lsgLat 9 - clock y, nm tor flooring,
plastrring and nnt,hlng the Old "armory
rOom" and vault thervln. ON the hrst noor
Of the state house, accordipg to spcci nca-
tiOns nov ia the ofiicc oi Roberts McNally,
archuects, salem, orcgon.
GEO. ". MCBRIDE,
TsAet SecntaTy % state.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-08-04
See the Best

When YOU are in salem YOU do
not want to put up with anything
but the best. You wan, 10 visit
the finest stocks and see the biggest
layouts. To do that in clothing,
johnson, Boothby X Cos, Is the
place To visit,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-08-04

At the request of several ladies OF
Salem, Mrs. Stoudenmeyer has open
ed an "intelligence Office in her
rooms, at $40 Commercial street-up-
stairs-and Will be glad to assist
ladies wanting help; and per. ons
desiring employment will please
give her a call.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-08-04

$500 will buy a well established
business with u good paying trade
no better about Salem. Part cash,
balance on time. For a few days
only. Call on CatteTlin A higdon,
/ l56 Stale street, salem, OR. s-sA IT,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-08-04

That is what We wan, ON any
subject, and two are electric lights
make u store AT night just rs bright
as day This is important in Sc
Letting clothes, aud you get the ben
eft uf il at COurad'S,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-08-04

RRPAIRINo.-Don't fail 60 have
your old worn out wringers and
sweepers repaired at the northeast
corner OF Commercial and Cheme-
keia streets. a, lt
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-08-04

HoLNERsoN.- is still selling sum
mer goods at marvelously low
prices. These goods must 20 while
the season lasts. We want the room
for fall goods which will soon begin
| 10 arrive. 4. Holverson.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-08-04
MARRIED.

-SIMMONS.-At the
home OF the bride near Squirrel
hill, south of salem, sunday, Au-
gust 3, 1870, Miss Lucinda sim
mons aud Mr.. John n. Clymer,
Rev. Roht. Whitaker officiating
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-08-04

DISSOLUTION. -- The partnership
existing between Robert Nj. Thomp-
son and VIM. Driver in the restau-
rant has been mutually dissolved,
Mr.. Thompson continuing ia the
business and collecting ell bills and
paying all debts.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-08-04

MRErINGs,-rhe board OF trade
meets la regular session tonight
aud the city council tomorrow
night. lfyou have any matters TO
attend To, be present
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-08-04

FINE BUSINESS PROPERTY-For
sale for lew days only. All or a
part of the property on the east side
of Commercial street, known as the
Heutschell estate. Iuquierof NJ. L..
Chamberlin. Z: :21-u
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-08-04

PRoRArE COURT In the matter
OF the estate of Joseph Rains, de-
ceased, Wright Foshay, adminls-
traitor, petitions the court for an OIL
der for sale of real estate, which was
granted.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-08-04

4 STANDING REMINDER,-The
town paper is n constant advertise
meut of the town and section, aud
no matter what is said in torei gn
papers, outsiders desiring to locate
in place first write for sample
copies Of the town paper. The town
is judged 10y them, hence the inn
portauce of having good papers well
patrOniZed.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-08-04

FILED.-Artic'e> Incorporating
Oasis lodge, No. Il, /. 0. Q. f. ar
junction City were iled with
the secretary of state to-day,
J. w. Starr, y. L. Lee aud VIM.
Cunningham, trustees; capital stnoi;
$1,000.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-08-04

See the S aud 10 cent counter bar
gains at Wm. Sargeants. A
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-08-04

\ DENIAL-Hon, L. w. DaVen-
port, of Sivertou, writes to the
JOURNAL denying that he wrote a
recent editorial in the Woodhurn
Independent on the subject of
baseball, or that he is directly or Iu-
directly responsible for the editorial
remarks of that paper nor has he
any financial interest in il.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-08-04
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL.
TERMs on suBscR1PT1oN.

Collections will be made on lst and 18th
OF month. Subscribers will please leave
money for carriers at house or whereon "
Is delivered, so as TO cause no delays in
collections.
THE EVENING CAPITAL JOURNAL regu.
larly receives the afternoon associated
press disprtches.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-08-04

COMMITMENT :. {. Mil
Ter, of Douglas county, brought VIM.
Coggeshal to the asylum Sesterday.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-08-04

oil and gasoline stoves in great
variety aud cheap, AT Steiner a Bios
.r'a
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-08-04

Itching Piles are known 10y moisture
liKe PEI spir,ttlon, causing intense itching
when warm. This form us well as Blind
bleeding and prutrudlug, yield at once 10
pr. BosankoS Pile Remedy, whi ch acts
directly on the parts affected, Nb>orbs tu-
luurs alluNs itVhiug ara effects "a permUu.
tut cure, ~ cents pruggl>i or ma il;
trvtise Tree. pr, Ru,apkO, PlQua, a, sold
bN smith 4 steiner
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-08-04
25C Want Column.

MOUND AT LAST.--A Polish that VIII
clean piano without cumming IT,
For sale at Diamonds music house.
, 1890-07-23
Convent Of the Holy Child Jesus.

This is a boarding and day
school duly incorporated under
the laws of the State OF Wyoming
and conducted by one of the most
successful teaching orders of the
Catholic church, the Sisters OF
the Holy Child Jesus.
A Kentucky lady, Il convert
from Professionalism, the wife OF
an Episeopalian minister, founded
this splendid order of religious
women. 1t is exclusively a teach
ing order devoted to school work
and none other. 1t is thoroughly
American, it is prominently
modern, established in our own
, 1890-07-23

the officers remained in tents.
Permanent quarters were soon
afterwards begun and the enlist.
ed men were in barracks by the
end of the year. Officers quarters
were begun later and We're oecu-
pied in February 1868.
In August 1867 Capt. +. b..
CARING, A. q. NJ, arrived and
commenced the erection of II
quartermaster's depot, attcrward
known as Camp Carlin and
Cheyenne depot.
During the construction of the
post Col. Stevenson was in com
mand with seven companies of
the Thirticth infantry and four
troops of the Fourth cavalry.
In 1884 the work of replacing
the frame buildings with brick
was commenced. Nearly all the
quarters are now composed Of
that material. In addition the
government has provided the fort
with a system of water works and
sewerage at II cost of S42,0OO.
About Il quarter ofa million dol
lars has already been spent in the
way of improvements.
The fort is now g]arrisomed by
eight companies of the 18th in
iantrv.
, 1890-07-23

broidcry and fancy work have
invariably taken first prizes one
of these, given by the Nebraska
fair, being a magnificent silver
water service worth 500. Besides
this her work captured other
valuable trophies.
Mrs. Robinson has been an art
teacher in New York and several
large cities and her work ranks
with the best. At the emporium
there is always Il collection OF
ornamentcd products in the shape
of embroidered and hand painted
articles that make the place
, 1890-07-23

time and 10y an American lady
expressly TO meet the educational
needs of this country and age.
Its members are highly educated,
refined, and accomplished ladies'
and trained teachers as well. The
Duchess of Leeds died n member
of this order and not few of the
nobility OF England have since
followed her heroic example and
are to day humble teachers in the
schools of the order throughout
this country. 1t was the great
Plus IN who enabled Madam
Connely to organize this noble
band of ladies tor the propagation
OF her high educational methods.
The illustrious Cardinal Wiseman
introduced them into England.
Bishop O'Connor secured II
colony of them for Lincoln, Neb.
Father Nugcnt deserves the credit
for bringing a community of them
to Cheyenne.
The Sisters of the Holy Child
have been in Cheyenne six years.
In that time the institution has
grown from the "Cot' on 2lst
and O'Neil to the magnificent
Acadamy now fronting the Park
on oath and Warren Ave; the
corps Of teachers has increased
from three to eleven.
The average attendance at their
day school in 1889 to 1890 was
13l; when school closed in
June there were II boarders in
the institution. Theprospects for
the coming session are very good.
The course of instruction at the
convent comprises the various
branches of a solid, useful and
cultured education. vocal and in
strumcntal music.
, 1890-07-23

ccived orders to proceed to a
point where the Union Pacific
survey crossed Grow creek. lie
arrived on July y with Cos. Il,
X and G, and campcd about half
a mile above the present site OF
the city. Gen. Augur, depart
mcnt commander, with his staff,
was already on the ground. There
was also a detachment of cavalry
and railroad engineers. On Au-
gust 10 the camp was moved to
the present site OF Fort Russell.
In September temporary huts was
erected tor the enlisted men, but
, 1890-07-23
The-cbcyruuc National Bank.

TN. CIrvruua National hank
Is IN. yourr.-t hank in tb. CITY
II Wi. .r.,ani,ad January . 1s,G
A..,rIfno to it, last sworn state.
n,ur. it, loans and discounts
Y,u,ur, f.. 50, ESQ 80. Emitted
States and other LurJ. Slp oo1
uy. real ESTATE rprrituro and fly.
lures. S74O7G7. cash and ,iobr
, 1890-07-23

What a woman can do in bust
ness matters is often a question of
extended discussion. That Il
woman can be cmrncutly success
tul is illustrated by Il glance at
the Art Rooms of Mrs. f. l.. Rob
inson l2OS Ferguson st. in the
Carey Block. Mrs. Robinson
has taken advantage of the fact
that there is an artistic sentiment
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Sic Stnansla9e eiaiger teramiid)et
B1baett.

Ser Sabresberi6t, lpel@en bic Mai'
fenoerwalter Der International & Great
Nortbern 8abn an bic Staatsbeb0rbe
in Nufin %erftattet baben, msift nod,
bab bic @eieai9aft cine 8rutto : Gins
nabme bon So, 1882 gebabt bat, unb
oaB bic Betriebsfofen-non ben 3inien
fur bic Bombs aanS abgeieben-f9 auf
So. LAT 618 belau'en baben. Die 2onas
pognie fdulbet on ou~f3elaufenen 3in'
len 81. 679 .445 unb bat auBerbem cine
idmebenoe S@uIo bon 1884. OIL.
SIM pereaneensn Sabre fnb ueue Soto
motioeu, 8oKaSiers unb Gradttpasen
gum 8etrage bon $5S9,181 angef6aht
moroens Die Bruttos ginnabme blieb,
pie aug benz BeriGt berborsebt, UNI
etna 1926. 900 binter Der fir bic
Dedung Der 8etriebstoFen uno fir bic
3ablen Der 3inIen rotbpenoige Summe
5urid.
Sie galoefoH, 0oufon & 6euberion
Babn @eieuf6aft meift fiir oas lebte
Sabr cine Brutto. ginnabme bon $418.z
457 auf; ibre 8etriebsfpften fteIen F9
ouf $245, o4O; ibre 3inienf6ulb auf
$50.449 unb lire ionfiae S9ulb auf
$92,414. Die @innabme 1T iomit bins
rei@enb %sepeien, bic RoHen bes 8etries
bes unb Der Sdulbdablung gu oeden.
@ie ber Beri9t Der Ssras Mericans
8abn aei9t, bat bieieIbe eine 8ruttos
ginnabme bon $208. $50 gebabt, unb
bic Betriebsfofen betrusen 1904. $50;
hire 8onb S@ulb nit 3infen beldufi
i4 auf $245, 040 unb bic ionifige
Sdulbenmofe auf 1922, 928. Die Gin
nabme 1T iomit melt binter Der Summe
3urtdgeblieben. tpel9e fir bic Dedung
Der 8etriebsfoifen unb ber 3inienaabs
lung notbmenbig NOR.
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Gan ntoni o, %. Oct. go,
Gin Grfakma1i1 aefmmneM.

Gin Griaemant 8efmnnem.
auf benz fosenaunten 8iirser,S idet
mar burd ben &idtritt bes Ganbibaten
fhr bas @ountp.@ 9abmeiiteramt, Wm.
8. Menger, cine Side entffanbeR.. upb
bieIe!be 1T. tpie cine tleine 2ofalnotia in
Der .grpreB" melbet, bur@ bic Nomina'
tion bes alderman u. s. WulH aus
gefalt tporben.
EaB bic fhnf Mbpotaten, mel9e Dos
Sifet i'm Wtifonssarten sure@t mod
ten, baftr Gorge trageu ober ben 8er=
fu@ MAIDEN tptirben, abermals einen
Geuti@en gegen Groboeie beraus3ubrins
gen, t6nnte berfauben tperben; tueni1
ger ober, baB fi@ gu 10 fpdter Stunbe
70 lei1t unb 70 baIb giner finben liebe.
Wie mir bereits na9gemiefen baben,
timueru fi@ BITE Manager beg 8irger,
Si6ets berteufelt tpenig UNI irgenb ei:
men anberer Ganbibaten, dig um Den
Diftrittri6ter.
IS mag baber ihrer Nnfi6i
n a d elm gang feiner @@ad3ug iein,
eineu 9eutf9eu gegen ben anbern auf.
3ufienen. Nber bic Deutfden tperbeu
baour6 teinespegs in 8erIegenbeit &C.
bra9t; Re tperben tpie Il 90 a n 4
Il b. Grob6e # NINE uni
tuenrl nod atuei anbere 9anbsleute &c.
gen ibn in.s $refen gefdidt ueroer
folten.
60. Grob6fe 1T elm muiterbafter 8e.
amter. getpifenboft, pfli1ttreu, aubor:
fommenb. elm Wann 6es Bottles unb Elm
Deutider bur6 unb bur9.
Sbn aus benz Nmte au p~erbrdngen.
lieet aud ni9t Der 8eringife @runb por
ober Jpn i'm Nmte gu bebalten, baber
nil ale nria&e gu bOfeu unb gu MIN
i@en.
Wtr idgen baber unieren 2eiera'
2aBt gu@ our6 Die Manipulaiionen Ell
ner Nbbotaten. Clique nidt ire leiten
Stimmt fir gb. 5rob6iel
unb mir glauben faum n6tbig 5u baben
bieien &atb nod beionbers gu ertbeilen
Trobbie III 3u allsemein befannt, BELIEF
unb gea@tet, oIs bab ni9t Sober es lid
germ sur Nufsabe madte, far i'm fem
Stimme ab3useben.
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gen 3ubcreitungen biater auberen Nas
tionen 3urtdfteben.
Sopeit bic vNmerita". Die 9aupt.
la9en baben bic &i6eugeIebrten bes ST.
2ouiier Slattes babel aber CANA pergeis
len, ndmli9 Tortillas unb ni9t gu bers
geIen Die Tainales, iene in ben aufam.
mengerouten CULLEN Der Maisfolben
geto6te Wii9ung BON 2ornmebL, Sleif9
uno rotbem pfefer, tpelGe ieben Ibenb
auf unfereu pla3as un6 ni6t nur bon
ben Meritanern maKenbaft per3ebrt
tperben.
Mit uenig Mibe lieBe f@ bic obise
Site ber Melf9fornsS peiien tbriaens
nod UNI Elm Meientli9es b~orldngern.
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3uuAb on GpuahS.
&eaMreNe Qif.
Muerlef.

= Die Stabtha(Ienfroge III enolim-
unb pie g ben Anf6ein bat eubgaltig-
3um Ibi9luB gefpmmer. 2ontrattor
Braoen iiberIdBt es Der @ta6t, bas Sc
bduoe fertig au baueu unb oies tpirb
tnter Der Iuffdt bes Mrhttetten Gras
rter gefGeben. Braoen unb feline girs
gen bleiben neranttportIi9. Bis bic
Staotbaue liz unb fertig baffebt. Die
Wrbeiter erbielteu am Mittuo& Nad,
mittag bic rhdfdnbigen 26bue ausbes
sablt; bic Wieoereufnabnne Der arbeit
erfolgt fofOrt uub 3abIung erfoIgt
prompt ieben Gamfag.
Bartet auf Sells Bros. unb Bar.
retts gr6Btem Circus Der MeIt. Sn Gan
Mutonio Greitag ben 6. Nopember.
Der Coroner : SSnquef iiber bic
Iei@en Der Msrs Meblin unb beg Sol,
baten MeiB bat nur bic SbatIa6en feHz
geitelt, ME fe beri9tet tporben flub.
- SIN gafno fanb geftern Mbeno
preiss Regeln tfatt. Sen erfien 9reis
ee.uaun 6err CD. OreiB, ben atueiten
9err o. v. 6tiereu, ben britten 6err
!. Welnbagsnl unb ben Dierien 6err 8.
Gorde.
- Wariet auf Sells Bros. unb 8or.
retts gr6btem Circus Der @eIt. I'm San
NntoniD Greita9 ben 6. Nopember.
Dir bic Reorganization Der Ioirs
@efeaf@aft f9eint f9 fein SuterefIe
tunb gu geben. gu Der auf aefiern
Nbenb anberaunat gemeienea 0er5amm.
lung iparen nur bier 9erlonen erfdie,
men. Die 6anpts gufgabe Der 8erIamms
lung iOllte es fem, bic $65, 900 Bombs
un~t:r3ubringen.
9err 9bob. SO. Gmitb III
Ranbibat fur MieberipabI ftr bas limit
bes 6 o psgIerts. Wenn iraeub
elm 8eamter anfpru9 auf bic anerteus
lung feiner Witbiirger bat, 10 III es Or.
Gmitb, Der fein Nmt NIT elmer gernbeau
peinIi@su @sipiHenbdfiigteit bertpnItet.
Mt. Smith in ben Bargern biefes
gouuip IN feiuer bsrantuortliGen f5teIs
lung fD3ufagen unentbebrli4 getuvrben
unb es ii i'm Snterefe Nler. i'm tpies
Den 80 erD6blen, mas QUO nit elmer
me oorber oagepefeueu Maforitdt ges
f@eben tpirb.
Wartet auf Sells Bros, unb Bar.
ssits grbbtem Circus Der @eIt. Sn San
AIfonio Greitag ben 6. Nopember-
Sarliiag abenb betanHaItet bic
@ofIio : @eieui6ait cine muRtoltfde
Absnb= nnterbaItuns. 0os Vrooron,rn
aeid1ast ttd our9 feline &ei&baIitateit,
tpte burn be auswabl bes Gebofeuen
aus.
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0as Weroieuft feat!

@t winiaen ~unieren Oaitbirsern mttsutbetlen, bat
felt ether &etbe BON Sdbren pertaufen, ebenlo Or.
&inss Geue Sober 9tuen, gudlens Qrnica Salbe unb
electric 8tter8, uno bab MIR ntenals Setlntttel per=
fault baben, bic 70 gut yseben" pber bic 70 ausemetn
~befriebtst baben, mite btee. Nir S68ern tetnen @usenz
Bid, bic @arantte fur pieie Mtttel ieber 3ett au lberz
nebinen nnb itnb tets bereit, bd8 perau8Sabte @elb Suz
rid3u5ablen, penn tbrem @ebrau6e fetnc befriebisen=
ben &elultute sefplst iiub. Dtele Mittel ~perbanfen tbre
srpBe 9cpularitdt ibren eisenen Ser6tenifen. Bum
@erfauf in allen 0pptbeten nnb in Der Drcsuen : @rpBz
9anbluna ron Oreib, GhDmpion u. Sc.
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U 4tnng.

SIS mir6 bierbur9 Noti3 geseben,
baB elm limitirter Betrag in Mftien ber
rNIamo Geuer . 8erfderunss : @efels
i6oft" uo6 se3ei9net perben fam unb
iebt CUR Subftription fir gDl9e, uel9e
ibr @elo bortbeilbaft ansulesen mhns
i6en. fir bei6rdnite 3eit often liest.
Wegen @injelbeiten tpenbe man fG
an ben Sefretdr, Nr. 222 Weit Cons
merceifraBe (Dtrler's @ebdube), San
M%ntonio, Serls.
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Reifenbe Ageuten:
s.. g. 8mi@.
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Marimilian Sutpr.
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anfgenummer.