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She VIII Belong to Combinations to
Raise the Price Of Her Labor.

Raise the Pr1ce of Her Labor.
Combination among skilled women work
ers, says the English Illustrated Magazine, ia
increasing every day, though slowly, for
women are naturally conservative, and they
do not readily accept the principle Of union
sorely from the effect of strikes, and though
they realize that prolonged combination, If
carried out consistently, must improve their
position aud in the long run raise their
wages, never lost sight of the long period
during which their employment must cease
till their ultimate demands are conceded.
Added to which they do not forget the bitter
feslings aroused-the breach between en-
ployer and servant. and above all, that in q
ii is only the strong who win; the weak ones
GO to the wall.
All these things make women shy and
slow to join trade union, while the intro
duotion of foreign labor in England and the
increasing demand on account of their cheap
ness, for foreign goods have made much
deeper impression on their minds than ID
generally admitted. The skilled woman
worker has, however, the security of know.
ing that she can take up her stand with q
greater chance Of success. for which the
best women workers, as with the men, the
supply is rarely in excess of the demand
And were technical instruction given te
women good deal of the better class worl
they cannot do would be carried out II
England, instead of being executed By Frencl
women, who are trained for 1t in many tech
nical schools which exist for women ir
France.
In Scotland the question has been warmly
espoused by the women who work in Glas-
gov and Dundee, and the prospect Of COM
bining for the unskiled as well as the skilled
workers is very much more promising than
in England. Scotch women are more indie
pendent and self-reliant, added to which,
though the pay is bad, their surroundings
are less deteriorating than those of the Lon
don women, and their dwellings are better
and rents are lower.
The rapid increase of the population and
the influx of people from the country to the
large towns makes the problem of how to
deal with our unskillsd female labor every
year more difficult. The education hitherto
given to women in England is purely intel.
leotual, and when a girl has passed the
standard she at once goes into the ranks OF
the unskillod. II she can give time she may
be apprentioed and learn a trade, but the
number of girls who can afford to do that ie
getting fewer every day. The few shillings
girl can earn at once is too important an
addition to the family income to be rejected
and as the majority of them marry while
practically children, neither the necessity Of
being apprenticed nor of joining union ap
peals to them.
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Senator Blackburn drinks too much to
sustain even Kentuckisn's reputation
"Still another stranger spoke up with:
We'll, he just never did drink to an excess,
and know that Uncle Joe hasn't touched
drink in year, It was Senator Black.
burns nephew this time. and the talkative
man made his escape without standing on
the order of his going"
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Dr1J gnuds.
Howe & StetsOl
RARE VALUES!

AAO W y ~ NlO ISVA
RARE VALUES!
We have just received four
cash offer having been accepted)
a large invoice of extra fine
Zephyr Dress Ginghams that we
shall make a Big Drive of at
12Hc per yard. No such value
has been offered.
We have reduced all our high
grade French Satines, without
exception, to 25c per yard
they have retailed at 33c and
37Hc, now down to 25c.
Every piece of our genuine
Imported Scotch Ginghams
marked down to 25c per yard.
Splendid opportunity to get
choice goods at low price.
81 dozen Gents French Flan-
mel Shirts (the best goods man.
ufactured), in all sizes from "a
to IN, at $1.68 each. The
lowest price we have sold this
quality is $2.5o. The manufac-
turer takes a big loss.
Ladies fine Silk Shirts at
$2.o8, regular price $3.50.
Ladies Satin Stripe French
Flannel Shirts at $2.5o, regular
price $500.
Ladies best quality French
Flannel Shirts at $1.68, regular |
price $500.
We bought these Shirts for
Cash from manufacturer who
wanted to raise money, and we
give you the benefit of the pur-
chase.
Special Bargains in double |
warp Black Surah Silk, "a inches |
wide, at CSC per yard. Please
compare with 85c Silks.
Leaders in Nottingham Lace
Curtains at o8c, $I.48, SAILS, |
$3.6S per pair. Special job in
Irish Point Curtains at $3.68
per pair.
: IS dozen Ladies Vienna Taf-
feta Gloves at I2Hc per pair, |
worth 2oc.
Ladies Fast Black Silk Taf-
feta Gloves at CSC per pair |; |
they would be cheap at soc in
any city.
Great sale of Silk Drapery |
Nets and Flounces. We offer |
this week a few pieces Silk ORA
perry Nets at CSC per yard ; reg
ular 85c quality.
Bargain Day, Friday, June l3. |
HOWE & STETSON.
Insuranco Building.
886-888 Chapel Street,
New Haven, Conn
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@NtsIeI1 I1ameu11s.
Competition vs.. Misrepresentation.

VTNHE nrst is honorable, honest, and healthy
L stimulus to business. The latter Is neither
and while seeking to undermine II destroys all oon-
hdence and business. Thirty-sx years. practical
experience In the manufacture andsale Of
Fire Proof Safes, Locks, etc.,
Has provided us with q stock of information wor.
purchase s ~ Of either FIRE & or c BURSI1R PkooF
protection may avail themselves Of this informa-
tion Free of Cost and at the same time examine
our large assortment Of Safes, etc., without Incur
ring Any Obligation To Purchase or running the
risk Of being persissently "bored" thereafter. Our
Prices Are As Low As The Lowest Quality consid-
eredl and all we ask Is the privilege Of Showing
the hands cf Intending ~ pnrchassrs i who consides
Quality as well as Price. New Safes from TWEEN
TY-FIVE DOLLARS Ce2b) upwards. We beg to
refer to a few verv recent sales ,..o
a7s and a7s State street. cor. wooster 81.
Yale National Bank. ..f.
Merchants National Bank.
City Bank.
winchester Repeating Arms 90.
Wallace B. Fenn & co.
Butler q Tyler. -'' '.- les
Benedict, boWnes & Co. s..
City OF New Haven for Board OF Health.
Town Of New Haven for Registrar Of Vital Sta
tistlcs.
Holc,mb Bros. & Co.
Yale Gas Stove Co.
NJ, EChwed.
shsiton Co., Birmingham.
The =. Read Goodrich Mfg. %.
The Lyon q Billiard Co., heriden.
Town Of Watertown.
b. II. Mattoon, Watertown.
Federal Lodge, F. & A. M, Watertown.
Town OF Belchertown, Masg. my23
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MCINTYRE. MACU[RE & CO,

gave US an opportunity to purchase TEN
week at lower price than we ever owned same
oe these on the market at low price can be
w. which are POSITIVELY WITHOUT A PARALLEL.
ne hour day and boom the price up the fol-
price to all, and while the goods last We never
Iginal price. On that principle we built the
n look every man square In the eye ana say,
o with the people, whereby all share equal
ding snare for the benefit of the few. Will
Gents Handkerchief.
esc-For Colored- Border Hemstitched Gents
kerchief worth 1sllc.
10c-Price while they last. Is dozen Children g
Lace Caps, Butterfly Bows and wide strings; usual
p Cloak Room-secOnd Floor.
Si5O-Price while they last Ladies' Linen Dust
well made good Linen ard ssa fhsaI a. anS ladies'
Rass MagnMissns sre% soc to $3.50 e. anu ~
Hamburgs.
CSC a Y yard-Price while they last 100 pieces 45-
inch Swiss Embroidered Flouncee' worm oonnie Inc
sac a yard-Price while they last. 800 pieces IS
s isc CT yard1Price while they last 50 pieces 90
wash Dress Goods.
6kc <yard-Price while they last ! so pieces
Striped and Plaid Dress ainghams. in choice colors
A decided bargain.
White Goods.
ol6c yard-Price while they last. IS pieces 40
inch white Lawn, with deep Lace Borders. just
the thing for aprons and dresses.
Table Damask.
SOC yard-Price while they last 10 pieces CO.
inch Cream Damask, the finest quality We ever Of
fered at the price.
Ladies' Cotton UnderWear-Sec.
Ond Floor.
a5 dozen Lawn Aprons, with Lace Border, at Tic
each.
Fine Lace Curtains.
So pairs Nottingham Lace Curtains at $1.s9 pair.
This is the cheapest curtain you ever saw.
110 pairs Nottingham and Scotch Lace Curtains.
The majority of these never sold under $3. 80 to
$3.50. Price $3.50 per pair.
opaque shades.
$1,000 Opaque Window Shades, with Gold Dado,
never been sold under ST..
Return railroad fare paid to all out-of-town Gus
toners who buy $1,000 worth OF more OF dry goods.
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PAPER HANGINGS.
Fine Lines in Variety.
A Well Selected Stock.
Houses Papered, Painted and Decorated in the
best manner; refers to some Of the finest work done
In the city.
Dealer In Paints, Oils, varnlsh. etc. Glaxiering
done, Plate Glass Windows, etc.
my2c RANSOM HILLS, 49s State street.
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During the American revolution an Eng
future population of the North American
colonies. Placing the population then at
2,000, 900, and assuming that it would double
itself every twenty-five years, the writer es-
timatsd that in the year 1890 the number
would have increased to $4,000, 600. As a
matter of fact, this is near the present esti-
mated population of the United States.
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No. i3o

birds muscles are not quick enough to get
out of the way, although those who have
watched sitting birds when shot at have Of
ten seen them start as If to fly when the lead.
ing shot whistled by them, only to drop
dead as they were overtaken by the leaden
hail.
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Passage to Europe.

For Passage Tickets to or from Europe by any Of
the frst-claSs lines also Drafts payable without
discount in England, Ireland. Germany and France
All information, sailing dates, etc.. given with
pleasure, FREQ Of charge.
George M. DOwnes d SON.
European Eteamship Agents,
cor. Chapel and Church sts.
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Misrepresentation and excessive importation
THOUSAND DOLLARS worth Of goods last
class Of merchandise. To say that we will pl'
easier explained by glanoina at the figures bel
We do not limit these wonderful bargains to {
lowing hour. Our motto has always been one
vary one-hundrsdth part of cent from the o.
foundation of our business, until to-day we OF
Who has aught against us' Honesty in dealil
benefits; Ia more to be sought after than del
give you more of this later.
Umbrellas.
$f25-Price while they last. Umbrellas with gold
and silver handles. Paragon frames' sold regularly
Mons Furnishings.
ls16e-Price while they hast Mems Teck and
Fourin-H Hand Scarfs. These were never retailed in
other stores under CSC, and seldom less than 371Ac
Z The Jenness.MtIlcr
Celebrated Patterns and Monthly Magazine for
Silks.
33c yard-Price while they last / 600 yards
Figured China Silks In All coors. beautiful material
for summer dresses and worth almost double the
~ Dress Goods.
&c Tns they % ss6ea sst 81 pssss s
&c sps!EaPries while M they last s.Bqtto1 Nous Nous
Ladies' Underwear.
medium weights, long sleeves, actual value asc.
SOC pair-Price while they last. Ladies' Fancy
Lise in 20 different styles None of these patterns
and quality sold under so to 75c.
SunshRdeS.
9sc-Price while they last. 200 24inch Gloria Sun
Shades, natural sticks with gt-spiked handles and
solid steel tips; actual value 81. 80.
BASEMENT.
l0c-For dozen Tea Spoons.
10c-For Crumb Tray and Scraper.
10o-For 2-quart Buckets.
10c-For 1-quart Milk Kettles.
1Oc-For Dairy Pans
10c-For Sauce Pans.
10c-For Thermometers.
1ec-For so foot Clothes Lines
10c-For Backing Brushes, Dauber and Brush
complete.
$s49-1o Gets English Decorated Teas. Sc pieces.
actual value $4.50.
Rufllings.
s. q yard-1,o00 yards Crepe Leise Rucaing, In
various Styles sold only at 1915 and zoe elsewhere.
227 CHAPEL, STREET.
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The aerman empa.or ia afraId that Af,Ica

The German emperor Ia afraid that Africa
will have too muoh civilization. He has
summoned before him for investigation a
young negro prince known as Alfred Bell,
from the CAMERON country, West Africa,
who had been sent to Bremen to learn the
trade Of carpenter, and who is alleged to
have joined gang Of socialists and anareh-
lists. II Bell should turn out to be really
socialist he will not be allowed to return to
the Cameroons for fear of corruptinR the ma
tives.
By and by the prohibitienists will have to
have some new laws. The decision of Judge
Sherman Of Iowa, just made, to the effect
that beer can be sold in bottles, though
shipped in cases, appears to go a point
further than any ruling from the bench pres
viously given. II not only upsets prohibi~
tion In Iowa, but tends to do away with the
need Of license. The judge further upheld
the right to drink the liquor on the premises
whore sold.
A new use has been found for the tele
phone. Sir Humphrey de Traford, of Man,
chester, England, il the Arst person to apply
the telephone - the dog business. sil
! Humphrey hes one ef the Aneat kennels Il
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EDITORIAL NOTES.

A man at Saratoga Is the possessor of a
pane of window glass lately discovered in a
house in Ballston, where Washington Irving
stayed In 1909. On 1t is written with dia-
mond in Irving's own hand, "Washington
Irving, 1902" There has been some
"poetry" written about the man who writes
his name with a diamond on glass.
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England, and when his kennelnan wishes to
quiet the occupant Of certain apartment he
goes to the telephone in his own room and
reads the riot act to that particular dog, for
in every keanel is telephone device which
enables him to make his voice heard by the
frouh1eanYne Gamma
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TEE WEEKLY JOURNAI,
IS pUBLIzaED
Eyney THURSDAY MonHyna.
Eingle Copies cents S1.3D /. yeaz
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Seras.

= Ser Store Der Barter Gountn
Jarmers alliance Cooperative Mfocias
tion in fort Wortb bat banfrott ges
ma9t. @tpa 20 6armer bes @ounip
tparen IftiOndre; fe baben bic 8erlute
gu tragen.
Wus 3~erartana, 8elben, @tbens
uab unberen pld5en tperben beftige Ste.
senaiRe gemelbst. bic fat obne Inter
bre9ung ieit benz l. Sanuar anbaltem.
Im 3. Sanrar ftarb in @albeiion
plobli9 Wuguit bon 8utlar, geboren
am %. Mai 1917 in Ga7el. 6err b.
8utlar ipanberte in ben 9ier3iser Sab.
rem bier elm unb mobnte aund6(t in Ssns
bianola uno 8ictoria, BON mo- er fpdter
mad @alDelion berSog. BORT betleibete
ct bic STEELE oes Setretdrs Der @as.
2ompagnie. Musuft b. 8utlar mar
prdlibent bes p@ermanla Clubs" felt
benz Gefeben beRelben. ST mar elm
e%Ieganter, liebenswirbissr otter Serr,
Der lur Greunoe au ertpe,ben tpuBte urb
in aasemeinffer M9tuug ftanb. Seine
Satin uno iein S9miegeriobn, Oscar
8areiBen, gin9en ibm Dor eiui8en Sab
rem i'm Sobe poran. Der 8er1torbe1e
Ditb namentli1 in ben beuilden
&.dien fdmersli6 nermiBt werben llnb
bic burf fein 4bleben e%ntiianoene Glide
tpirb i9DerIi3 wieber ausSufilen fem.
Griebe ieiner NfGe
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e Il ~

Ser Dor Ginger Belt berihtete Ser
taHf Der g~eiamni!en Rsw Otlsanler
yrauereien oil cine englii9e &upilali
fen @eieai9aft bat li1 aIs Der refine
S1tpinbel berausgeitsllt. Dos init
lionenrei6e Sprbifat", ,pel1es nit BEN
grauerei=g eiBern in unterbanblung se.
treten mar uab elm N%ugebot bon brei
Wtilionen DOlars sema6t baben lollie,
bat in Wirfli6feit, pie cine gtinblime
unteriu6uns erge6en bot, i~ibsrbaupt
riemals eritirt. Gin paar 5pstulan,
ten aug NetD Orleans, st. 2ouis unb
Nem Yorf batten ib auiammenaetban
uuo bic unterbanbIun9en nit ben Brat
ereier angefntpft, in ber Nblidt ul1b
6ohnuag, tuenu ie Ben Mnfauf ge(i6ert
baben tpiirben, ensliihes Gapital fir
oas unternebTen iatereffiren gu f6nnen.
Sas 1T ibnen aber ui9t gelungen unb
10 lit, oa bic 0erfea felbit fein @elb
baben, bas f66ue brei Minionen : @es
f9dft in bie Bride g%esungen. Sn eis
ner am lebten DECEMBER otsabaltenen
Uerfammlung ber prdFbenten Der pers
i9ieoenen Srauereien lit nun bei@ioTen
tporbeu, baB bic grau : @eieli6a,ten
f9 oereinigea uuS ieIbt elm GDnoifat
bilben, tpsl6es bic 8ermaltung Der
idmmtIi9en grauereisn in bic panb
nebrnel lou. Wtan boFt bur1 Den ges
meinf9aftli6em Nnfauf ser Watsrias
lien unb Die u.rtingerien geiriebsfofen
an ben ~bisberigen &ussaben fparen gu
t6nuen uno 5uslei6 cine fdabenbrin=
genbe &~onfurren3 aug benz Wege su
r1umen.
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Wuertet.

6. .. Neamann unb Nueulie
@abe lieBen fi@ cine 9%eiratbsIi3ens
ausfe1en.
= Sugenbli9e Diebe. @egen 8ers
iibung leidter ginbriide in peti9iebenen
Stores unb als S1lei6biebe tpursen
geitern brei ST. lben Namens 6ermann
&aotte, Sobnp 9bompion unb @lpnn
prait Derbaftet. &einer 1T iiber II
Sabre oft. Sic beiudten pauI Wag.
ner's, 3iolbaha's uno Maion's @es
f9dftslotale.
am Montas trift prof. Weib
bon Netp Orleans bier Elm, utn cine
probe nit benz geetbopen Wdnnerdor,
btt in ben MaKen96ren beim Sdnger.
felt mitmirtt, ab3ubalten. Der Beeibo.
b | Wdnn~ dor iingt ebenfaIs nit ben
peteinisten Sdrgern bon Rem Orleans
ben 8esrhBunss6or an bic n6rbIi6en
ednger, als pel9er @bor vGeftgelang
an bic 9hnifler" bon MenbeIslobn auss
gepdblt tporben 1T.
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Sic ,tmruben III stnselina Gouatn.

l1eber Die &ubef0rungen in angelina
COUNTY bringt elm Ssri6t aus 6omer
bic folsenbe MitibeiIune:
SIN untereu Sbeile unietes GouutD's
herri1t cine grobe N~ufueguug tiber bic
Srganiiat'pn einer Banoe BON vMoibs
mhbsa", tpe!de ii6 bout eebiIoet boten
trl. Die W%eranlaIung gu Sen geIeblo=
len W%or9dnsen bat Elm 5treit gegeben,
Der Dor ein paar Wodet aipii6en einem
Ne3er urb einsm nsibeu Wann ftattges
funben, unb BEL meI6em ber lebtere eine,
Dte man bamals glaubte, t6btlide
Wunbe erbalteu bate. Die Gothtapz
pen uaren nun an leBten Mittup6 in
BET 9ta9t na9 benz 9auie zines Garbiz
gen, George Burner, gefommelt tltb
batten ibn. 10 tpie ieinen 9obn getbbtet,
neil Der ~leytere aeorpbt baben iolte,
Die Neger Dliroen fir ben Sci, taB bic
WsiBen einea 8eriu@ MAIDEN, benz Jars
biger, tpel6er bor ein paar Mo1en ben
DeiBsn Mann bermuaost bate, gefan-
gen gu nebmen, ibrerfeits gegen bic
Welben @eualt sebrau6eu. Die See,
serbep0ltefun9 in benz s%enannten 5bcile
beg GountD's 1T in Solge ber Iebten Sc.
malttbat Der &otbfappen in MugR ges
iebt, glaubt ibres 2ebers ni6t mebr
1iGer gu fein unb berldBt in @6aorra
bic 8sgenb. Das Die WuFregung cine
febr eroB Be urb baB @runb 3ur Beiorgs
nib %porbanben irin mub, berelI1 bic
5batIa9e, bab spei @sfdjaftsteute aus
Conner, $. SO. BORDEN uao S. WiIion,
tpe.9e ON leB.en Sonntaa in Der oort,z
gen Gegenb paren unb i'm 8erba6t
ttanben, in Dem Streiie anf Soften oer
Neger 'u fehen, fi6 beranlaBt laben,
NIT 6tnterIoHung ibres Wasens uab
getpannes 10 raid nie m5sli9 ben
S9auplab Der 6enalttbdtisteiten 3u
%bsrla1en.
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1890:
Mn bas Ymblif,t,tt !

Snbem bic Nlamo Geuer geri6s.
rungs 8eieai6oft, 5auptquartier So,
222 WeIt= GommercefraBe, ben BeiDobs
uern BON San Nntonio I'M 8elonbesen
uub beren 6ea Staates Seros i'm III,
gemeinen elm frudtbringenoes unb
glidli6es Neuiabr panf9t, beabf9tiet
fe ibren Jreunben unb Gunoen ibren
Sant aus5uipre6sn fir bic ber3li9e
untsrnibuHg, tpeIde fe bieier beimis
f9en Geuer 8erf6erungs @eieal6aft
ndbrerb Ser eriten finf Monate ibres
Weftebens, BON l. Iuguf 1889 begin,
nenb. bat gu She'll uerben laKen uuo
fit bic ia Iusii4t 8eitelte 3uneieung
in Der Submit.
gintge runbe 3aDleu, ueide mad.
meiien, tpas bic Nlamo iSeuer.Nerfhe
runas 8efeQi9aft felt BEN l. Nuguf
1889 getban unO errei6t bat, m6gen au
bieIer 3eit bon oQQemeinem SntereNe
iein, tpdbrenb cine eibli1 gu erbdrtenbe
aenaue IufFelung fur bas Gtaaiss
9epartement borbereitet pirb.
Sotal 5umme Der erbaItenen Bird.
mien $14 700; 5otal : 3inien unh ans
oere ginnabmen 50, 900; 3oial gius
FINITE fit fanf Wonate, enoenb am 81.
DECEMBER 1889 ST., 800. Bon biefer
5umme bat bic @eieal9aft ALIEN in
San Intonio iiir Mtetbe, 9rudia9en,
Bidder unh S9reibmatsriaIien, M6bel,
SaIdre, N~n5eigen, un0 anbere nit Der
Srganifrung unb Gtablirung zines
1euen @eiddfts berbunoene Musgaben
lber $4,000 a%usbeaabIt. Sir anbere
Nusgoben ousndrts unb fir Qgenturz
unfcfen = inham iptpeit febsunb3wons
gig Igenturen i'm 5taate Serus etablirt
inb-$1000. Sir Sotal= Geueroerlule
big gum Sage cine nod ni9t prd1en,
tirte pOlice bon $500 nit eingere1aet
-$2,675; fir 9teuern unb Greibrief.
8ebabren $500; far anbere berf6iebene
Soften, GidDeriiderung unb Mufbebung
Der poIicen eingef9loHen $4,000.
Sn 6olge beheH Elm lleberf1ub bon
iiber $4,000 fir 6ie erifen finf @elddftsz
tlonate porbanben 1T.
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BaHase nad5 europa.

Die agenturen hes Germ 20. S.
Ooung, $50. l Commerce : Strabe,
&an ntDni 0, unb $50. SOB Mains
5tf1be. DalIas, pertreten rur bic
anerfahknt beifen europdiIdeu Sampfers
2inien. Rlerr Ooung 1T i'm Stanbe bic
billig t Naien au eeben. er=
tbeilt bereitmiui6i ebe seipuni6te Nuss
funit uno beIoret iebr prompt ale ibm
iiber9ebenen NuftrdW. Wer led Gne
ropa 3u reiIen winfd& ober 8etnanoie
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