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The Penn's Grove record., 1891-02-06

The greatest crowds were around the
counters where the wooden fabrics were on
exhibition. Here over 1900 pieces Of
French printed ~challies, made by the best
firms in the world, were to be seen and ex-
amined. The majority of the goods had
white on pale backgrounds, with exquisite
designs of flowers printed upon them. The
carnation, rise, violet, and all the other
flowers were to be seen. in their brightest
colors."
The Penn's Grove record., 1891-02-06

Mn. Michael Curtain, Plainfield, ILL.,,
makes he statement that she caught cold,
which ssttled o. her lungs; she was treated
Ses nsntA By her family physician, but
grow weEss. He told her she was q hopeless
cstin u coNssMptiss and that no medicine
cs.M cuES heE Her druggist suggested Dr..
Khg's New Discovery for Consumption; she
hossht hstee and 70 her delight found
AaDslf bsasdted fom first dose. She con-
tausd n ~ and altar taking ten bottles,
Ssand hasaslf sound and well, now does her
own A0usswUrk and Is - well as she ever
wHs-Frss trial bottles of this Grea. Dis
cov.ry q W. D. Rsbbins's Drug Store, Large
be&liea soc and S1.OO.
The Penn's Grove record., 1891-02-06
From the Evening Bulletin.

"A brilliant display of silks, ~velvets, and
satins in all the eolOrs and shades known to
the artist, a delicious blending of the pris-
matte hues and tints of the rainbow, and
artistic arrangement of the finest and most
costly goods give a faint conception of the
appearance of the interior of the mammoth
store of Strawbridge & Clothier, at Eighth
and Market streets; in the department
allotted to ladies' dress goods"
The Penn's Grove record., 1891-02-06

"Along the four great counters full ofcot-
ton goods the feminine eye can fairly revel
in delights. A pineapple design is exclu-
sively controlled by Strawbridge & Clothier
in this country. The India Pongees, the
whole product Of which is handled by this
firm, appear in a multiplicity Of refreshing
colors and designs, and demonstrate how
American products are gaining the highest
favor. The Anderson ginghams are dis
played in happy varieties, and in this con-
nection a novelty zephyr Of fairy lightness
and American manufacture is pronounced
equal to AndersOnps.n
The Penn's Grove record., 1891-02-06

The South Jerseyman Says: at seems
to be a Sc tied fact that at the present
session of the Legislature n law will be
passed providing for a law judge for
Salem county,. Salem county needs a
$500 law judge about as much Ms q
wagon does i've wheels. Ono law
Judge would be enough for Cape May,
Cumberland, Salem and Gloucester
counties,
The Penn's Grove record., 1891-02-06

"a tendency of the coming Summers
fashions was shown in every kind Of fabric,
toward dark or black backgrounds, brilliant
figured, not with geometrical or convention
al designs, but with remarkably natural
and vivid representations of every pretty
blossom, garden-grown or found in field OF
forest.
This is particularly true Of the printed
silks, almost all of themtriumphs of French
art. There are Japanese and Shanghai
fabrics, which owe their beauty to the dy-
ers and designers of Lyons. One noticeable
piece among a hundred was dotted with
pansies, the effect being singularly free
from stiffness and cOnventionality."
The Penn's Grove record., 1891-02-06
From the Evening telegraph.

Zone of the prettiest sights to be seen in
a days stroll at this time is the interior Of
Strawbridge & Clothier's spacious store, at
Eighth and Market streets. In the western
aisles, where silks, velvets and cotton goods
counters are, about a q quarter of million dol
lars worth of spring goods were put on ex-
hibit for the first time Yesterday"
The Penn's Grove record., 1891-02-06

The Rev. Sam Jones had a more ex-
citing time oil his visit to Palestine,
Texas, than the Rev. Dewitt Talmsge
had on his visit TO Palestine in the
Holy Land. Sam has All acute way Of
telling the plain truth on a blunt sub.
ject. He passed some wholesome and
complimentary remarks on the honor
ed (f) mayor of that town with a holy
name. whereupon his majesty met the
Rev. Sam Oh the street and tried his
caue on him. But Sam was equal to
the emergeno. Of castigating the sinner
with stripes as we'll as the tongue, for
he took charge of.the cane and repri-
manded the evil spirit. Sam is n sue
cessful evangelist which ever way you
take him.
The Penn's Grove record., 1891-02-06

The dining Of Cleveland and Hill at a
dinner given by a mutual friend in New
York last Saturday has made political
gossip for the nation, and done much to
Danish the antagonistic sentiment sup
posed to have existed between These
two candidates for the presidency and
their admirers. The meeting Of the
two men, will serve to strengthen the
-reiicr entertained by many that in nc
ceptiug the S~enatorship Governor Hill
concluded to postpone his Presidential
campaign until 1896, when. with Mr..
Cleveland out of the way, lie might
have q clear field to himself.
The Penn's Grove record., 1891-02-06

Ex-Congressmsn Terrell did mot 60
into the race for State Treasurer for
nothing. While he undoubtedly did
not expect to get it, yet n wa the
means Of getting the chief clerkship un-
der the Treasurer which Is worth $lSOO
\ wear.
The Penn's Grove record., 1891-02-06

Pennsylvania is q big State, but she
sends poor material to represent her
IN the United States Senate. Don
Cameron is sort Of two-cent. or rather,
silver statesman.-So Jerseyman. Yes,
he furnishes the tin when 1t is needed
to elect a Republican Legislature Of
keep a State treasurer out Of prism.
The Penn's Grove record., 1891-02-06

Three succeeding administration
have Lost their Secretary Of the Treas.
ury: Secretary Folger, under President
Arthur; Secretary Manning, under
President Cleveland, and Secretary
window, under President Harrison.
All GOOD men and true.
The Penn's Grove record., 1891-02-06

q. s. Senator's 1'urpie's proposed
amendment to the Constitution to elect
Senators BY the popular vote OF the peo'
ple should become . law.
The Penn's Grove record., 1891-02-06

Our legislators seem to be going slow
and It will follow that they will retain
the confidence of the people by doing %.
The Penn's Grove record., 1891-02-06
the NEWSPAPER MEN

the NEWSPAPER MEN
quick by instinct and training
to scent important and inter-
esting news for their readers.
gathered in numbers at our
recent Opening, almost every
Philadelphia paper being rep
resented,
The following are short ex
tracts from their long notices
referring to different lines Of
goods;
From the Public Ledger.
Extensive display Of Spring stuns At
strawbridge & Cl0thier.
1.-THE western aisle ,-the silks, velvets
add cotton goods counters-in Strawbridge
& Cothier's mammoth store, Eighth and
Market streets, yesterday, took on q bril-
liant hue. About q quarter of million dol
lars worth of goods, from the finest looms
of the Orient and France, England, Scot
land, and America, were to be seen. The
occasion was the opening of spring styles.
"a student of the history of fashion will
at once recur in thought to the times of the
American and French revolutions, when he,
or more probably she, enters the dress goods
department. The printed challies, in pat.
terms that were generally popular q century
ago, have experienced a revival and reap
pear in a myriad striking and attractive
designs. A pyramid of challies, with their
brilliant %coloring, commands attention al
once on entering the department. The
newest thing is a challie with black ground,
on which are scattered flowers of brilliant
coloring, Roses, sprays of forget-me-not,
carnations, fern leaves and daisies, are some
of the designs in the different webs"
The Penn's Grove record., 1891-02-06
William Shoemaker,
DEALER N
FRESH AND SALT MEATS
OF ALL KINDS,
aAAIN CT N0nuE

MAIN ST, PENN'S GROVE.
n 10 he main place to get . f~rstclass STEAK,
Reast. Or Stew; OF home-dressed beef, veal, NUT
ton, Or pork also home-cured dried beef, hams.
bolosnas. and lard. cheap ~ the cheapest
FOR TEIB CASH ONLY.
Dssf hides n tailow bought. Highest cash
price paid for calves for home use. Give mi .
can aAA - convinced. No Chicago In ours.
The Penn's Grove record., 1891-02-06

wAsa Baby WAS sick, We gave Aer castoriA.
whsn she was . Child, she cried for CastoriA-
Whn ~ became Miss, she chung to Cassorta.
WA shs had Chudrsu, shs gave them Cssasr4A
The Penn's Grove record., 1891-02-06
20 Per Cent. Discount

THE REATE SALE Of our Clothing ever begun. A
Half Million Dollars worth must change hands to fully
accomplish our end. Surpasses the great Discount
Sale of last year in BETTER CLOTHING AND
OWE PRICES.
All our Winter Clothing included
Overcoats and Storm Coats included,
Fine Dress Suits and Everyday included.
Mems and Young Mems Clothing included.
BOYS Overcoats and Suits included.
Light Weight .Overcoats included.
We let prices stand all over
20 per cent. off any Of them the house. The discount is
without reserve. easily figured. The saving is
just 20 per cent.
Make the examples for yourself
Fine Bfoadcloth or Worsted Suits, $50.
90 per cent.-solid cash savings, Sc.
Elegant quality Everyday Suits, $40
20 per cent solid cash saving. "a.
Handsomely trimmed Overcoats, $a5.
20 per cent-solid cash saving, SIS,
Reliable Good-fting Overcoats, SIS.
20 per cent.-solid cash saving, IS.
Tailoring to order--the same discount
A $40 Suit costs (o off $32.
A S25 suit costs (o Off $40.
This trading extraordinary is meant to bring business and
cash in at a quick rate. We have never known anything like
the prices in our thirty years experience. Those who partici-
pated in last years discount are sure to be among the earliest
buyers in this sale. Nobody will make a mistake in providing
--even a years needs-for future wants at 20 per cent. dis
count prices.
The Penn's Grove record., 1891-02-06
FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 8, 1891.

Philadelphia Ii furnishing iocomo-
tiyes to draw trains In the Holy Land
from JANA to Jerusalem.
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-Gin tpa9niinmiser Sarins.
8srIiner @eri6tsfeene.

M
&e9t bieI 0erbruB bate Der Mrbeiter
9r3Dtoiusti nit ieinem S9lafburi9en,
emIG9neibergeieleu Sled, uel@er fi9
luegen 8ebrobuug nit einem 8erbre9en
boz Der vi. Straftamt1er Berliner
2anbgeri9ts /. 5u perontiporten bate.
r@ar er 10 lange Greiuo meiniges
unb bat f@ ge3eigt als Meni9 f9oFis
gesS, 10 tlaste beiagter pra. benz &c.
ri9tsb0fe unb baltic bic Gaut geget ben
Mneetlagten, Der i1n unb ieine glei9.
fals als 3eugin bernommene Grau NIT
berd6tli6em Blide ftretfte.
Bort: @ie fino Sic iberbaupt
nit benz Nreetla9ten In 2onFitt getorl.
men2
grs.: Dab i'd bemo,ten, -baB
S@Heioer miierabli@tes. bat getporfen
feline Nusen auf bic 6rau, bic mir bat
geboren brei Ginber feEr CUTE.
Bort: Sic uaren alio tpobl eifer.
ii9tig?
pra.: Nir eiferIa@tig /! aber bat
er's bod febr i9lau nit BEN 4afang
gema@t, NOR INNER 10 gut at bic Rim
bel, bat he gebaii9elt unb sepati@ett
unb bat ibnen sebra@t auden unb
8onbous unb g~bofolaSe, bis mir Rnb
aufgegangen ole beibe Nugen in &opf
meiniges.
0orf.: Nun er3dblen sic fura, uie
es su BEN @orfoll bonn 80. ausut p.sS.
| oefnmmen in.
pra.: Manu i'd bin gangen III Der
Grub f1ou TIM baIber Ge9len auf Nr.
belt, Bat Rd S6neibetfesIe nod i'm Yett
berumgebrebt, unb mann i'd bah BEN
&iiden getnenbt, bat er perfolst bic
Grau, mas mir bat geboren brei Rinbsr
febr CUTE, nit berfirte 2iebesI@ntire
unb wo0te Weib, mas 1T 6 Sabre dlter
entfibren.
8orf.: @Ober piIen Sic has at'
Iess
9ra.: WeiI bas Grau IN seporben
aneit unb baHge uno bat mir sebei9tet,
mas S9neiberieeIe In feline Sbuftigteit
bat a%usgebedt.
Bort: Sbre Grau bate Sbnen er'
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u. s. paris. s. 81. Mnt5mel.
PARIS & ROCKWELL.

pbotOgrapbtf@es NteIier,
go. II unb Is Mefs@ ommercese traBe,
San Nntonio. 9ie ~auerneueifen @ens
res in photographer fein ausseftbrt,
ebenio elegant Denn ni@t better, tpie
irgenb pel9e i'm State. 2ebensgrDBe
@rapon portraits unb ole Mrtert bon
8ergr6Berungen. @ebt Cure Bilber
ni6t Gremben, UNI fe bergr6Bern au
lafen, menn bic Nrbeit bier BON Der.
anttportli@en Rinflern our bollen gu.
friebenbeit auseefibrt nerben tam.
Mir liefern nur Nrbeit erfer Glafe ab.
Nnf9ten BON @ebduben mer6en aufs
genDmmen unb aue Muftrdge a~uBerbalb
benz Ntelier prompt beiorgt.
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euf Der 2iFe bon nanenIoieu beIorn 1T mobt ieiner
bes @drtprsrrubms ~tuiroiser dis Der auf isinsm 8ofie
has Gonemausb 9baI berabfirneuOe gsshcr. iueI6er
bic Sbalbepobntr Dor Der Submstoiun nit Ycrri&thns
brobe,ber lltberihiuenmuug isaruie. Der @usbauer
feines triftisen pferbes periraueno. iauIte ct idneler
uab thinner Ianelsr oabin. jeood idneller nod tobten
bic Gtutben. big aud Der mutbise ml8liidli6e Better
bon tbi,en erfaBt lpuroe, unb ~oiefetbe, s~crn,aImeno.
~ierf0retb unb otruidteno Gnes, S9uad ioiuobt iute
Start, nit fb f~ortriTitn uno Ocm ltntersanac ,ueibeten.
Gam in ~berIelben gBeiie laueru Rranfbsitei. nm.
sIsi0 BEN Damofles. Gaiperte, obne Waruwnssruf
auf ben bsrabaufiir5en, Der ieinem eVfem f& 5u oers
topfei seItattet. baDar9 fem 8lnt oersiftst. NIB 10 ieine
eauae @tfanbbeit III @eFabr brinst. slim nun ocie
@iIte aus benz 6pIsm aus3nroiteH. iuie aud miner
ibr Wame ooer ibre gtatur ieiu moaen. I'M bid iebf
Dor MaIaria. 5npbus ODER @anens 5ieber, oner 6aut.
ausi&Idsrn, S9ipdren. @efdpuIiten oosr iuniisen
Wustpldien gu be,pabrei. baIte bic 2eber uib Nieren
etIunt unb frdftis ourd ben @ebraud bon Or.
Wieree's @ploe, NsoieaI Discovery. Saiislbe 1T bas
ein,iae auf wrobe ~pertaufie Blutreiuigun9s =Mittei.
Deim Sch tpiro Dir susidertatetgf fans es fd nidt,
iuie anempfobleI, ~erlueiit. Gin ooueeutrirter gfldnJena
ertraet. gtttaaft III GpOtbsirn. IN eruBsu GLADDEN.,
iu $500.
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Isle 1T bies!

@ir bietea einbunbert Dollars Selpbnuns
fir ieben GaG bon Ratarrb, Der niGt bnr9 Gin.
nebmea bon $au'8 aatarrb Sur eeheiIt tuerbea
fam.
8. 8. gbents & Co., eisentbamer,
SoIebo, Ohio.
@ir, Die llnter3ei6neten baben 8. s. gbenet
leit ben Isbten 10 Sabren eetannt unb baIteu
i'm fur boatOmmen ebrenbaft in allen Be-
f46ftSbanblnn9en un6 fnon3iel befdbist,
ale bon feiner Girma einsesansenen gerbinb.
li@teiten gu erfileu.
NET & Sruar, g~rObbaaOeIs Grosuifsa,
3ole6c, Ohio.
@aIbims, ainnan& MA rbiu grO5.
baubels.D rOsuiften, SOlebc, Sbip.
SalI'S Ratarrb Rur pirb iunerli@ aenom,mter
unb tuirft brett auf bas BIut uno Bic fGIei.
mi9cn OberFdden bes Gbfems. 3euonids
fret perfanbt. Preis Is Gents fir bic GIaf6e.
gsrtaaft BON allen apptbetera.
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9Gut. W}ufh'S

@arten' unb Gnn3ertt2otal
auf BEN @ouberuments 9iisel, seget1s
iiber bonn @tngang gum parabeplab.
Die Sniaf1en bon &utf6ea tuerber BON
8arroOm aus bebient. Mn~genebmer
Nufentbalt I'M @arten. @roBer bots
5iigli9 pentilirter Gaal. sSmportirte
Weine, feline Wbisfies, 2iqu6re, ifets
upr3igliaes Bier; feline @isarren. 5 e.
S~onntag Na 9mittag BON
4 ubr ab groBes SreizGon3ert
Mbenbs Ball. 9as 2otaI ftebt
pripataeFeui@aften our 8erfasuug.
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9as ct. 2epnarn Gptel

1T INNER nod am alien Orte, an
Main pla3a, San Mntnnto, ofen. ST.
nerbalb Der lebten Reben Sabre baben
feine gigentbimers ober 8erpaltunss,
Wediel ffattsefunben.
Die &aten oes. 9oteIs finb bielelben
ME friiber; $3.50 fur 9oppeIs unb So
fir eineelne 3tmmer, mil &ebuttton
bel Der Wo@e. Die Deuti9en nit H.
ren Gamilien tperben i'm st. 2eonarb"
elm reinli9es, bibi@es 9otel fin5en nit
uniibertreffi6em Slid.
pb. g.. 2ounbsberp,
1911, 1iD' @igentbimer
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olmdblig inter ben buf@igen Brauen
Die fef ue1f9lohen gemefenen Nugeus
Genfer.2aben, elm Mrm un6 Elm gldn>
aenber Stiernaden tpurbe bios unb i'm
ndGiten Moment iprons bic 5hnenges
falt NIT beiben GaBen suglei9 BON Der
borten 2agerfiatt empor, urn nit einent
r9atra, fault benn bas 8olt INNER
nod, Ober iauft's gar f6ou uieber ?@
ans Genfter gu ellen ua6 ei1en Bid in
ben nod siemli@ gefiaten @arten
binausjumerfen, in mel9em bel ben
9ldngett elmer ~aIerbings f9on etruas
i6nd1er unb unbeutIi9er tueroenben
Muff nod INNER ia9te geae9t mus
be. -
&aum bate r1au iebo9 bon unten
bic moblbefannten 3uge bes mtioen
@anberers bonn geitrieen Sage am
am Genifer erbliGt. aIs eine ebtfur9tss
pole stiQe fi6 iofort iber ben gan5en
8rauereie8 arten Derbreitete.
9ieielbe mp1te ettna an 80 6efun'
ben getu6Drt baben.
Damn User brad Elm 10 unen0li9er
Subel log, baB ielbt bic Stablbrabts
aernen bes Abieeereu 8apern babur9 auf
bas f9mer3baftefe beriibrt rurben unb
er fi9 l9leunigit in 6as Snnere feines
3immers 5urtd3og. Bod bas foute lin
1penig niiseni
Wenige Minuten ipdter tldmli@ ct.
l1ien Quf bee 9@ueae feiner Stubets
ibir beleits, NIT BEN Beiber Der 8rau.
erei on ibrer Spibe, cine duBerf feierlis
DE Oeputation bon braber S~bRringern
unb ibeirei9te inn i'm 0amen bes Gefts
fomites
f6mmtli9e bret gbrenpreiie!
unb amar: ben erffen, i'm Mertbe bon
barren 300 Mart ftr ,,Quantis
tdts. Srinten", obne grbeben bonn
PlaBe"
ben 3tpeiten, $50 Mart in gaar, fit
ngef@minbisteits . Srinten. obae
Blutun9A
unb ben britten, In glei6er 666e, fit
~wobfolutes M6tbetruntenwerbens
f6nnen In Bier"
Die feierli6e lleberrei9ung nur6e
ielbFberfdnoli6 bon elmer weibeuollen
tiefergreifenben &ebe bes Populations
@pre9ers begleitet, In wel6er berfelbe
barauf hinmies, baB bereits 3tpar bic
alien 9eutf6en befanntli@ inner nod
Gins getrunten Edtten, mie uns bic Sc.
fdi6te lebrte, bob anbererIeits aber nit
Si@erbeit feitgeFeQt tperben f6nne, bic
friberen @aufereien isie1 geger bic Set.
ftungen bes bierten NierteIs unieres
Sabrbuuberts tpabre Ginberf9er3e &c.
unier 8aper mar auf's Siefte &c.
rlbrt unb erffauntl
Sang Obae fem Mi6en bette err alio
in tpenigeu Stunben alles hasienige ers
rei9t, tpomit bic lieben Sbtirineer Rd
Die sanae Na9t bersebIi6 bic beratpei'
feltfie @fiibe geGeben bottenl Munbers
bare Gigung bes S6idials!
Sugar ber 9anes bon geftern bette
auf bieie MeiFe aud aund9H iein gnbe
errei1t. = Cine 6reuoentbrdne gldnate
in ieinem bisber nod ni9t eetpai6enen
Nugl st rduiperie fi@ eirt BOAR Mal,
UNI ben 8iersei@mad bon eefetn etmoa
fort3ubringen, banr fpra9 er nit DO,
Santbarteit &c. balberfidter 6timme :
rDas bdtt''s mir a5er au 9lei geitern
iog'n f6nna, 6aB q Yreispettiaufo
uar. 6anH bdtt | mi a nal ornbIi Iati
efofel"
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RnHIena Mrniro.enIhe-

Die bette Sable Der BeIt fit Sdnitte,
0ueti9nnsen, @ef4wlte, Gieber. uuS Saut.
Ausi@lee, Gle9te, seipruneeue SduOt, 8rsf,
btaIen uno ale $auttrauIbeiteu ; tnrirt &d.
uorrboiDen oDcr feline Be3abInue. Bsaise
SatiIfaetion sarantirt ODER bas Sch pirb
buriderfattet. 26 Gents bic S9a1teT. Bum
Berfauf In allen apotbeien. Drsib, 3bomp.
fon C Co., @boIsfaIe.
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&, Goaius Wauufacttriua

s. s.. GDlins Manufacturing
Co., SO. !, 8, 5 unb Z Shs 6outon.
@traBe, bat Die gr6Bte Musuabl In
Minos, pferbefrafts, Oampfs un6
0anb. Bumpen aler Mrt uno boraig.
li6iter GonftruftiOn; @oHer : &6brett
aller Art nsbf 3ubeb6r inl @roBs unb
Gleinbanbel. 6pbraulif6e &ammen
uub W!nbmiiblen aaer @r6Beu gum
Bumpeu unb Mablen fn0 bort gu Boz
ben ober tperben auf 8eifelung beiorgt.
@roBe NusnabI in allen Mrtifeln unb
bilige Preiie bel sebieseniier Nus'
flibrurg.
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a O.. s. 9ofbetn3 ON Niilis
tdr > pla3a betfauft bic beriibmten Mit.
del unb 0iib Bros. Wasen. Ct bot
ferner ben gan3en 8rrratb bon South
Benb unb Milburn Waeen BON Scr.
Stratton 0etauft unb brin9t bieielben
bilig in ben Martt.
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9ie 3iseunersg anbe petermanm

9ie 3iseuners8 anbe petermanns
III in WeiBeniee bel Berlin anidlRg ges
Doroen. (Nber auf ME lange p
Der rberlibmt" ~gepor6ene 3igeuuer,
6auptmann, tpel6er nit feiner 8anbe
felt etua elnem Sabre fi9 in BEN Dor,
orten 8erItns aufbdlt, S96nHraBe in
@siBenfee elm @runbfid eegen 8eaohs
luu3setauft, uno anbere Mitalieber Ieiner
$ruppe BADEN In berfeben OrtI6aft
eineu 2aben aemietbet unb in bemIei.
ben cine san3 flOttgebenbe pferbsf@eere.
rel errihtet.
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Sic bette 0ele8enbeit, sitnt @eidafts=
1tt1ttt Ql8Qebtlocf IA s:csSen.

maam aus8ebtlbct s.; :Scssem.
9ie einaige SanbeIs . Mtabemie i'm
State Seras, mel6e man, aIs cine
Nnfalt eriter &lahe beaei6nen tanit. 1T
obne Grage bas biefge "Alamo City
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