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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-06
NEW YoRK's STORM.

New YORK. June 6.-The terrific
thunderstorm Of last evening,
throughout the night and till long
after daybreak, seems to have been
widespread. From all points Of the
compass and from hundreds Of mikes
away come stories OfflOOds and havoc
by the lightning and high winds,
and several lives lost in and about
the city. Several buildings were
struck aud burned: houses were I'M
rooted anu fences and trees laid
PROSTATE.
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Taking Precautions.

SAN DIEGO, Cal, June 6.-The
latest statement in regard to the
iilibustering scheme is that advices
have been received to the effect that
the Mexican government has re-
quested the United States to send a
regiment Of soldiers TO San Diego to
prevent any conspiracy to capture
Lower California from being carried
out.
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WEST POIST, y. l., June o.
This afternoon. there was a firing
dill at the sea coast Lattery on the
river shore. The guns were manned
by cadets Of the second class, with a
chief detachment from the first
class. The target was n Patch Of
whiIewash on the precipitOus side
OF Crows Nest, several feet above
the river shower. The markSman-
snip was excellent, particularly
with the rifles, anu the target was
hit many times.
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HeAuIine VIII visit England.

NEW YORK, June j.-The pro
posed match between Joe McAuiini.
aud Jake Kilrain for the 5000 purse
offered 10y the Puritan Club is gfI.
kilIain was willing 10 20 ahcai
with the negotiations for a match,
but McAuliiie, on account Of the
match made recently with Slrvin.
was compelled TO call il of. He
leaves for England next week.
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CHICAGO, June 5.-A meeting Of
the stockholders II the Chicago *
Northwestern Railroad and afiH-
ated lines was held today. The old
officers and directors were re-elected
and the usual dividend declared.
The financial statement for the year
ending May 3lst shows the net earn
ings were Si,0T2, 600, Against SHE'S
ON for the previous year, ami the
surplus was S52T, 90, against $50, 900
lOf the year before.
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l was afflicted with Kidney dis
ease. DIR. kennely's FavCTite
Remedy, Of ROnd0ut, y. VI say
il with a perfect recollection Ct all
that wns'done for me besides, il is the
only thing that gave me Per
manent relief. / have recommended
this medicine to many people for
Kidney disease aud they all agree
IA saying that II Ia, not it, equal IN
the wide wOFll for this complaint
- Lyman Crawford, Druggist
Sprin. field, Mas.
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Sneezing, snufiing and coughing
This is the music all over the land
Just now. "I've got such an awful
cold In nay head" Cure it with
Ely's Cream Balm or il may end in
the toughest form Of Cat5rTh. Maybe
you have cataTrh now. Nothing Is
more nau-cUus and dreadful. This
remedy masters il a. no remedy ever
did. Not snuff nor a liquid.
Pleasant. certain, radical.
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Stone in the Kidney.
FaT0TiteRGmGdy
STOCK PASTURED.

Made at Eoundout. y. .SI.Gf0r $.
For sale by T. G. ". l. Drug Dept
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NEW YORK, June Judge
Beach has signed the findings in
the Tilden Will case declaring the
bequest 10 the Tilien Trust illegal
anu void. He gave judgment in
favor Of George II. TIlden, plaintiff.
Judge Beach directs the executions
to account for the residuary estate
and distribute 1t among the plain
tifT and other heirs.
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CHICAGO, June 5.-Suits were be-
gun today in the name Of the city
against iOur eN city treasurers and
three bOndsmen 10 recover interest
paid Them GA city funds and not de-
pDsited in the city treasury. The
suits cover the period from ISL to
1853, and the amount claiWed Is
Slll.mIl.
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The yyaShInCtop Band.

SARATOGA, y. Y, June Sat
the closing meeting Of the Home
Missionary Society, most Of the
time was occupied by encouraging
reports Of the work in hand by the
State superintendents. Six gradu-
ates from Yale Seminary this year,
who start In a body and at once for
work In Washington, were present.
The washington Band,' Il Is
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ST. LOUIS, June 5.-The Re
ittbsic's York, Neb., special says:
The fatalities at Bradshaw now
reach fifteen. The wounded have
been removed to other towns or into
the country. The estimate loss will
reach S2jJ,01O. OF the 200 stricken
households il is estimated that not
10 percent will be able to erect roofs
over their heads.
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NEW YORK, June 6.-The Asso-
ciated Press report Of the Derby on
Wednesday was delivered by wire
direct in the Associated Press Office
here by the Western Union cables
within five seconds from the time Of
filing in England. This is the best
time on record.
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r. n. TERHUNE.


Fred J. May has opened up at Nc.
81 Commercial Street, where ne will
sell the choicest Beef AMI Mutton
from the best herds and fi0cks Of the
Territory: also Lamb, Veal and
Pork from the best grades. Delicious
and well seasoned Slusagss Of all
kinds. Sailed, Dried and Cured
Meat, both Beef aud Pork. Tele-
phone No. IS. Meats promptly De-
livergd.
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WHEELING, w. Va, June 5.-A
report reached here late tonight
that special train with b. & D.
officials went through 4 tre>tle be-
tween here and Parkgrsburg. 4
wrecking train left for the scene
with Associated Press reporters on
board. Details will be late.
Later.-The wreck occurred near
Clarington Station, ON the Ohio
River, the rear ear jumping the
track and going down twenty feet
over trestle. Several Of the occu-
pants Of the car, all Baltimore x
Ohio officials, were seriously, but
not fatally injured. IL is a mir
acle that no one was killed outright.
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The NewfoundInnd business.

LONDON, June Sin the Com
mons today the Foreign Secretary
said the government had official ad-
vices from Newfoundland stating
that there had been no landing Of
French armed forces. The COM
mander Of the French ship had re-
quested the removal Of certain nets
in ST. Georges Bay, the request
being Justified. No threats had
h..pn uSEl
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BERLIN, June G.-The Be-lD,
TGgs5'ak says Chancellor Caprivi
has sent communications to the Pow
ers Of Europe informing them that
the utterances OF Bismarck since his
retirement from office concerning
the affairs Of Germany are merely
the expressions OF opinion OF a pri-
vate gentleman.
IL is announced that Caprivi's
communication 20 the Eurupean
Powers concerning Bismarck, re-
feEred 70 10y TagSb'dtt, Is merely the
usual notification Of Bismarck's
resignation.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
90 o. - MeDonaId. pecea.el.

-eaA-AAs btItasel-
NOTICE Is HEREBf GIVEN BY TfTz
~ unGersiGncd. EEccutriN Of The IA.
WIN ana Testament % John Mcdonald AZ.
ceased, y tac creditors OF. and all per-,ns
hAFlnE claims AGAINST the said deceased 10
eAili1l' llell WIN TIE nr-rs1sry voucher.
q thi- notice, 70 enc SAID executrix. AZ her
rcslgsnee, No ~ East FIrzi south steel.
salt Lake City. in the County Of salt 49,
Dated April i. Is9i
SARAH J. MCDONALD.
EIecutrIX % the Last Viii and Tesfr,ssr,
q John McaoHaid, deceased
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House.

WASHINGTON, June 6.-The sill
yer debate was resumed this morn
ing.
Lind Mimi, the first speaker,
said that silver should be restored TO
its former position. This was de-
manded by the great mass Of the
American people.
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GREENWOOD, Ontario, Jure t.
The most disastrous frCshet ever
known here, occurred last evening.
Four dams north Of this place gave
way. The roads are submerged, and
cellars flooded. Bridges have been
cTried away and telegraph wires
broken.
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NoTIce 10 CRsnlInas-
EEia.e q Catherine Anen Pirro,,
Deceased.

Estate q Catherine Anez Pirro;;,
Deceased.
orc Z j. HEREBY GIVEN, BY TIVE
- uuIerr' -resi. tIminiEtrlirfI OF ne
Et.aie Of Catherine Alien PIggo;t. deceased
u TIC CREDITOR OF. and an perrons havInr
ciains lzainst the SAID deceased to exhihit
sfen With the necessary vouchers, within
roecr. % rho sad Aduinisfrafriy- ~ tbs
ore % issac NJ WadtelI. Esa.. AttorneT-
~ Jtih Gnrmercial and savings Haat
~. sins', sat La-e CITY. Ia the County of
Dated ApTi slsh. 1saa.
AbHlE =. PIGGOTT.
Administrators OF the E-tste OF Catl ersa,
Aueu-f irsctt. deceased q oar
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SCHOOL OF MINES.

Entrance examinations for
the School Of Mines or Col
umbia College, New York
City, will be held at my resi-
dence, $40 East Temple
Street, south, beginning Fri
day, June 8, 1890, at 10
o'clock q. m.
r. n. TERHUNE.
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SCHoNBERG. Ont., June Elm
consequence Of the heavy rainstorm
yesterday and the sweeping away of
two large milldams, the village
sustained bea-y losses. Business
houses and private dwellings were
swept away by the floods. Many
are left homeless aud destitute.
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Chieago.s stock Yards.

Boston, June ). = President
Thayer, Of the Union Stock Yards
Company Of Chicago, has prepared
a circular to the stockholders urging
their acceptance Of the offer Of the
English syndicate. Sixty per cent
Of the stock has already acceded.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-06

MARsHALLTowS, Ia, June D.
Reports have been received Of n
violent windstOTm, almost n tornado,
in Hardin County, near Hubbard,
yesterday. Several farmhouses and
OutbuildiBgs were demolished and
considerable livestock killed. All
human beings escaped miraculously
with slight injuries.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-06

ALBANY, June g. - Among the
bills signed by the governor today
was one eNempting editors and re-
porters Of newspapers from jury
duty in New York City.
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nURING THF SUMNER MONTHS !
II viii pasture StOcs a. my p ace mouth
Of North Csfiun, DAVIS Co.. az the follOwIu :
rates, each per month Horses. Si.50s Cows.
81. Calves. 50cts. FOR further particulars
apply a; - First North Street.
d eod&s JOHN SMITH.
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New YORK, June 5.-Exceed-
ingly hot weather prevailed this
afternoon, followed by furious light
ming and wind storms. Two men
we're fatally hurt and others slightly
injured.
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Probate Indre for GRAND conn,,.

WASHINGTON. June 6.-The prs
ident has nominated Asbury Con-
way, Of Wyoming, associate Justice
Of the Supreme Court Of Wyoming;
Lileston $. Bartlett, probate Judge
Of Grand County, Utah.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-06

PORTLAND, Me, June 5.-The re-
p,,blicans Of the fins; district renom-
mated Hon. Thomas i. Reed for
Congress 10y aCclamItiOu.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-06
MISUNDERSTANDING SCHEME IN
CALIFORNIA
News OF an Awful Butchery Comes
from the French SOudan.-
The Oaks.
MRS. LAEGTRY ATTACHED BY
PLEURISY.
An Engine Jumps the TRACK in
West. Virginia.-Oil EX-
ploSion.
by Telegraph to the NEWS.
THE GREAT STORMS.
stores Flooded aud Streets Washed
Away nj Barrie. Ont.

ItoTtN II hohdtn hAh HANffAN " I~ANN
Away nj Barrie. Ont.
BAERIE, Ont, June C. The
most disastrous flood that has ever
visited this town took place yester-
day in consequence Of two days
heavy rain. All this streets in the
central portion Of the town are sub
merged. The principal business
thoroughfares presented an awful
sight last evening. The water was
fully two feet deep. Many OF the
stores are flooded. The streets in
the vicinity OF Five Points are
washed away to a depth Of six to
eight feet. There Is a chasm fully
fifty feet wide. The vast body Of
water which rushed down from the
hills carried everything in It's path
10 the hay.
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Ex.KInE sIiIan a Co-re.nordcnI

PARIS, June 6.-.Siscle says that
Christie, formerly prime minister OF
Servia, is about to bring an action
against his wife for divorce. Milan,
ex-King of Servia, is the CO.
respondent.
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NOTICE To CREDITORS.
Estate Of Clara L }. Young. Deceased.

LsI4Is OF Una I J. Young. Defeated
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY TuE
~ underlined, Executors Of The Iast
WI and Estate Of Clara l. J. Young. de-
ceased. 70 the creditors OF. and All persors
having CLAIMS Against the SAID deceased.
~ niolt them with The necessary vouchers,
Niinln ten months after The nrst publication
o. this noilee. 70 the sand executors. Al -
S Soetn Nam street. salt Lake City, IN the
Dated March 18Th, 1870.
W. W. RITTER.
n V. JONES.
kxeentors Of the las; Viii and ESTATE Of
Clara l. J. Young deceased. doaV 81
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IoMa HINer Lanh-.

Fl. DODGE, Iowa, June 5.-Ar-
suments la the river land case were
completed today and Judge Shiars
took the matter under Amusement.
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Anlrungd.

NEW YORK, June 6.-The su-
preme court Of general term has AZ
firmed the sentence on ex-Sherifi
Flack.
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BERLIN, June 5. - Chancellor
Caprivi was thrown from a horse
and slightly hurt to-day. RumOrs
that he was seriously injured caused
IN agitation on the BOurse.
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called. They will be located in the
southeast corner Of the State. Rev.
DIR. Mclean babe them welcome to
the Pacific Slope.
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CHICAGO, June 6.-New YORK,
So; New Orleans, IS; st. Louis, 81,
Cincinnati, "A; Chicago, 90; Win
nipeg, SO.
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LONDON, June G.-The marriage
Of William O'Brien ami Mile. Raj
folOvitCh will take place az BromE-
ton Oratory on wednesday.
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Order Books. ico, Toe; 50. 25c.
ReeeiP, Books ioo, toe; 50. &c.
Dae BIS boois OF 100. ioe.; 50. 20
sole Books 10. and l5c.
Note Tale, loo. and lsc.
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NOTICE 10 CREDITORS.


Estate Of Almira :. Webb, Deceased.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY THE
- undcrsiEuei, Administrator q the Fs-
tate OF AlmIra 3. webb, deceased. 10 the
creditors OF, and al persons having claims
aRAlnst The s1if deceased. 20 eNhilit them
Win the necessary vouchers, within tcn
months after the nrst publication % this
notice, o. TIE F8'f admins traitor nd Ms rrsi-
dence, SO Z, Third south street, s1Ii Lake
CIV. IN the County OF salt LAKE
la ed May lat, ls,'1
albert r. WEIR.
Administrator % the Estste Of AIrsira :
Webb. deceased = go =
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LONDON, June j.-Mrs. Langiry
is suffering from n severe attack Of
pleurisy.
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The witness wardell is an instance
Of this. His story told in court
about the "blood atoning" Of Wm.
Green was proven without doubt 10
be entirely without foundation. 1t
is barely possible that he told it 50
many times that he fancied it was
true.
The Tribune, notwithstanding the
fact that William Green is alive and
has disproved the story, with its sc-
customed lack of honor and decen-
cy has continued to repeat that
bald and naked falsehOod as it does
this Lincoln fabrication. Its chest
Of proof for other stories is Of SINH
lar value. The wild-eyed fanatics
who when in the Church were as
extreme in one way as they now are
in another, are not to be depended
upon for fact or theory. And yet
their unsupported statements, made
with evident animus and often with
equal incoherence and vindictive-
ness, form TO other and different but
just As fiery fanatics 'the hest of
proof.7
when the news Of the tragedy
that plunged the nation in grief
reached this city, the DEsERET
NEWS came out with turned rules
and with the following announce
ments:
OUR NATION MOURNING.
Upon the reception Of the horIify-
ing intelligence that President
Lincoln had been assassinGted,
thr ughout the city business gener-
ally was suspended, flags were
in mourning at half-mast,
stores anu other public buildings
were closed aud craped, the manage
mrut Of the Theatre announced that |
the hiil for Saturday evening was F.
postponed IL Monday, and deep 4
gloom palpahly rested upon the |
minds OF the citizens.
Or Sunday the stand and organ in I.
in the Tabernacle We're clad in the |
Of woe, as were also /
many OF the congregation, and /
Elders w. Woodruff, F. ID. Rich |
ards, anu George q Cannon deliv- 4
cred feeling and appropriate adj ]
dresses upon the solemn occasion.
In accordance with the recon-
% the acting Secretary
IF State, aud the desire Of the peO-
pie 10 testify their respect for the
memory Of President Abraham
Lincoln, there will be public service
IN the Tabernacle Wednesday, at
- O'Clock. noon. Elder Amasa NJ.
lyman viii Oiliciate on the Occa-
.iJn. All classes Of our citizens are
invited to participate in the cere-
We DO not believe there are any
people more aPpreciative Of the life,
abors and character Of Abraham
lincoln than the ~ Urmons'' are. /
they admire his sterling qualities, !
is mistaken courage, his plain,
liant truthfuIness, his magnanim-
.y OF soul and his brOsdminded
craftsmanship, and they cherish his
memory as a martyr to a glorious
ause.
It's time that either the managers
r supporters OF the Tribune put 4
uietus on this guerilla mode OF jour
alistic warfare, this bravo style OF
laracter Assassination. At least the
ead might be protected from the
sn-s.abbiny and mul-throwing
anderer, aud when grave accusa-
0ns are made against men or a
lucch, something more than the
.viuGs OF secsders shuOld be reguir-
I as "tae best Of proof"
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the Tribune has since been dis
cr-lly silent as 10 the .sDrape her.
Bon," part Of its chapter Of fiction.
But 1t stu rcvives the other part Of
the exploded libel.
As 10 the veracity Of the departed
lady whose alleged remarks were
lne sole source Of the Tri5uac's sabcst
OF proof" NC have nothing to saw.
"hen people are filed with bitter
ness ssainst a Church from which
they secede-nO matter from what
cause they are apt to be extreme in
tneir remarks and sometimes highly
imaginative 10 their variations
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LONDON. June 6.-Mem0ir won
the Oaks AZ Epson Downs today.
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MAIL SCHEDULE.

Following IL the Schedule Of arrival ana
closing OF Mats ~ Salt Lake City fost
once, November p, lss9.
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Serren-ansage!
Sc tuirS 3atm nerlamgt fir bic aus
fOnametoem @erbttpaaren.

Die @ommeranauge in Wolffon's
groBem unb meitbefanntem gtablifez
meut tDaren tpdbreno bieIer Saiion in
bet Shat mabrbaft elegant um5 faibios
mabel, unb, mas bon gr6Berer Wi9tig.
feit 1T, Die preife limb bemerfensmertb
niebrig. complete an3iise Ser mo,
6ernffen S6nitte un6 Waaren, bic
in ber bolen 8ilthe Der 5aiion
augefsrti9. wurben, fnb bon $40
auftDdrts big gu ben feinfen Quali.
tdten gu baLen. Wolt Sbr gud
ei1en Mnaug sulegen, 10 gebt su.
nd9f au Wolfion. gr bat ebeafals Ell
men iebr bebeutenben 9orratb bon Rna,
benz unb Ginoeransigeu au glei6 ratio
nablen Breiien. 2ei1te 9ommertIeiber
fir 9erren, ,uie 5urees. @afmires,
Nlpaea's, gu baben i'll alien mooetnen
e6nitten uno perhen gu Yreiien Dffes
rirt. Die Niemanbem III bod erihainen
tDerben unb biefe blbfden Moaren in
ben Berei9 zines Seben bringen.
Ser 8orratb 1T piel 3u arDB, als baB
ct in cine anbere Saiion biniibergetra,
gen werben f6nnte unb muB baber Dor
Nnfunit Der 0erbftwaaren ausperfauft
fein. 3auft alio ieBt, mo bic Yreiie
melt unten finb.
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Wolfion's @iatomunelt
AT Die 9eebrtem Gate mt6 sSrembem it=
nerba6 nnierer Mauern.

Serr 8. WoIfIon, Der grobe Gaufs
mann Der Stabt Sun Nntonio, erldBt
hermit bur6 bic uGreie preH E" cine
@lnlabuag an bic 9eebrten Selegate1
CUR bemofratii6en 5taats= Ronbention,
@dfie unb geiuder unierer 9tabt,
fetn Wammutb Drpgoobs unb M6.
bel : @tabliRement tpdbrenb bieier
Wo9e gu bef9ti8en, tpo fe zines
ber3li9en @mpfangs Seitens ber Sc,
f9dftsfibrer un0 Der fleinen Mrmee BON
Welfddfern uno Ingetelten sewib fein
f0nnen. 0ielen nirb Der 8elu1 uns
terbaltung unb NuBen getpdbren. Das
@tablihement biret unter einem Sa@e
bic f6ffli9ften, i66nften uno neuel ten
6abrifate Der Snbutrte auer 2dnOer
unb 3onen un0 bietst in Der Shat Nlz
leg, mas BON einem @ei9dftstauie ers
tier Glafe oerlangt neroen barf. 9as
ebenfals gu ebener @rbe gelegene M6
bel : Departement 1T auBeror6entIi9
rei6baltig ausgefattet unb In allen
8randen fomplet. NiBli@e Sausse,
rdthe uno Surusseeentdube fnb in
GROCER Musmabl borbanben.
Die nGreie prefe" bemertt ausOrid.
LTD, baB Sober miltommen 1T, mag ct
taufen ooer ni9t.
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@idtig fit 9anten.
Gine elite BON Sarsains, mic fic mir
genoS gebptemH tuerben f5mmen.

WolfiOn bot einen neuem gorratb
ausge3ei6neter 6tDffe fir Nbenbs5ois
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