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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-01
CharIe.ton's Ancient Church.

Chief among Charleston's monuments OF
history stands the old First Baptist
Church In Church street. The history or
the First Baptist Church is the history OF
Charleston. II is the Oldest Baptist
Church IN the South. Ii was instituted IN
1852 by the Rev. william ScreVen' Tvs
first pastor. Its history Is refnarAaDly
interesting; it has lived through wars llIes
and various reverse. II was organized
nearly 100 years before Charleston was an
Incorporated city. The present building
0g2D occupies the original site. When
Cborlesfon became target for the fury
of the war. the church suffered with the
city. a shell exploded. shattered the or
can tore down the mural tablets Of Or.
Furman and shiving the grayestone,
buried itself IN the resting place OF the
imam Of God" The house was not demoi-
ished however; the war had gone over the
church as the glacial drifts went over
the earth. But its devoted members soon
went to work Men. women and children
contributed Family silver and various
articles were sold, and the church was re-
paired Greater injuries were sustained
from the cyclone OF 1885. but by almost
superhuman efforts the brave old church
was again rendered fit for service The
next year & was shattered by the earth
quake. At the cost of $1,000 the church
was once more repaired. In 1890 the
church was closed and IT'S congregation
scattered In October, 1892. Il was reopen
led with peculiar significance by its
present pastor Lucius Cuthbert Who
takes a deep interest. as did his late bro
Their Mr. James Cuthbert. and his uncle.
the eminent Richard Fuller It's scatter
Cd members have just begun 10 return
20 the mother church. and now again it'
IS severely injured by storm. and its
devoted little band are unable to repair
the church that has sent out some Of the
leading preachers Of the south.-Charles-
ton News.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-01

ship. eliminating the salt in the water
After a long series OF experiments sue
ceeded. and using a current through Ve
sides Of the ship reduced the friction OF
the water 90 minimum / thought 1
had one Of the biggest things OF the CEN
fury until / tried it in genuine SAT- water
/ had been making my salt water III
tank by emptying salt into fresh water
[ got four barrels OF salt water from
Sandy Hook and found that with II my
invention would not work because the
ocean contains other things than SAT-. l
am confident, however, that success hts
I'm this direction. Had 1 been apie 10
apply my invention successfully 10 u'e
Campania she could cross the ocean easily
in four days. .-..- 800,
I Thoroughly agree with Mr.. Edison ana
believe that further experiments VIII open
the road to success and a four-day Trip
across the Atlantic.
The year 1873 has so far proved
great year for speed. Records nave peen
smashed right and left, and before inc
new year has been ushered in we may
have more surprises on land and water.
CHAUNCEH NJ DEPbN'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-01
Bohemia'S Paradise

Centuries ago the Latin Quarter or
Farls received Its name from the cir
cumstance Of the Latin tongue oniv he
ing spoken by the cosmopolitan students
within its precincts. In order 10 avoid a
confusion OF tongues Latin was adopted
as the universal lanuage. The Quarter
is city In Itself ana embraces that part
OF fsrs which lies inside or the Seine
AS representative portion OF n saws
once week, perhaps the Rue Ecole de
Meuleihe VIII serve the purpose OF des
eruption as well as any other. ran
houses ook down upon the street or
many curves and windlngs. Upon the
GROUND moor OF one OF these the visitor
mas tne lodge or the concierge or IAN
tor When admission has been sac,,roa
the nrst impression is a more or less
gloomy one, for the stairs are ant 10 be
dark and as likely as not the banIster
consists or single rope. In n tvpicaI
quarter residence like this one mo 40
hemian student probably lives ON mem
sion' ana so you may find the frat fioor
occupied by the dining room. Hero a.
dinner-time there may be visible more
or less gayety. for, after the soup. the
sollds ana the thin claret have been par-
taken or, the diner who can afford such
VIII indulge In his coffee and cocnac
and enjoy an hour with erisette
companion. Perhaps there is music sup
pied by itinerant artists who have dropped
~ 70 soothe the Bohemian breast with
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-01

harp and violin and gather IN soms
Bohemian centimes. Ali II II the wIton-
ing hour when the textbook OF iaw rr
surgery. the palette and the prusn, nse
bean Laid aside and relaxation cnass s 1ss,,
ixes everything. From the room Oh uio .va-
cierge below TO the private chamber OF INC
student iodger above is frequently 'ons
pull, because rents are cheaper tne nearer s
one gets TO the sky and therefore 'ne %
hemian, paradise is. indeed IL sno ~.
be, comparatively close to Heaven Inc
stairs are steep and apparently lnter-
minable The doors OF the rooms are
hundred. the keys and the candiesticks
bear corresponding numerals, anu ,he ten
ant supplements this precauuoh py ire
quently afixing his card to the door
The furniture IN the room Is generally
scanty and invariably battered, put the
general dinginess is relieved by the little
household gods Of the tenant WHICH III
the way OF pictures and other opJec's'
will usually include some kind or mu-
steal instrument. On the mahtei
French clock under a glass case tlcAs-or
doesn't tick-the fieeting moments a-iu
the floor is OF brick or tiles.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-01
Our Prize Puzzles.

These puzzles viii appear weekly.
Once a month we viii publish at the
head Of this column a picture or the boy
or girl sending TO this office the great
est number OF correct answers TO the
puzzles which have appeared during the
month"; or we will give 70 the winner
any one of the books or articles mem
toned below which may be selected.
Any single work by any OF the following
authors: Charles Dickens, j. Fenimore
Cooper, Charles Reade, Sir Walter Scott,
Bulwer Lytton, Miss Mulock, Louisa
NJ. Olcott, +. Marion Crawford, w. -.
Howells, Jane G. Austin; vanity Fair,
or Henry Esmond," by w. NJ. Thack-
cray; Adam Bede," or "Mill on the
Floss" by George Elliot; prince and
Pauper," or Huckleberry Finn" by
Mark Twain; "A1l Aboard" and Boat
Club" by Oliver Optic; Lorna Doone,"
Gle Renus," by Joel Chandler Harris;
Giovanni and the Others" by Mrs. ii.
+. Burnett; "Rudder Grange" by Frank
r. Stockton; "An Humble Romance.
bv Mary g. wilkins; Next Door" by
Clara Louise Burnham; Boys Own
ut-Door Book" by q. a. hutchinson;
10000 Leagues Under the Sea- by
Jules Verne; "Aiice in WlondPrland.'
and Through the Looking Glass" by
Lewis CarrOl. ben huf, w Lew wal
lace: Fifteen Decisive Battles OF the
World" by r. S. Greasy; North In
Mexico" by Fred A. Ober: "Boyhood
in Norway" by Hjalmar Hjorth Boy
essen; or a volume OF any one OF the stan
ard poets, or any one Of the following
articles: A box Of water colors contain
ing sixteen superior moist colors, tubes
of Chinese white and sepia and four
brushes; a set OF lockwood chessmen;
a small stationary steam engine; league
base ball; fountain pen; or box con-
tanning five quires OF Irish linen paper
and envelopes to match.
166.-Numerical Enigma.
I am composed OF Is letters.
My 9-1l-l6-13 is what birds love to do.
NV 3-4-6-5-l5-12 is one of the United
States.
My 7-11-1e-1 is part Of a bird.
My 1O-2-11-4 is one who inherits prop
erty.
My S-9-11-S is continent.
My 1892 is a heavy weight.
My whole was a great and good man.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-01
A. Ia.uer 10 "Little Boy Blue.'

II Little Boy Blue had played out In the
dirt,
with A top and twisted string,
IN cotton trousers and checkered Shirt
And swung in a grapevine swing;
,-te a., tho little toy dog, so bright and new,
And the soldier so passing fair
would never have yearned for the Little
Boy Blue"
Who Kissed them and put them there
For a Little Boy Blue must get spat-
tered with mud
And wade in the branch, or swim;
The splash in the water VIII quicken his
blood,
And the dirt Is a boon to him
oh. pent-up mem'ries and toys 80 new!
on graves! and the dumb despair
OF the hearts that ache for a Little Boy
Blue.
When we've kissed him and laid him
there!
Albert Bigiow Paine. in Chicago Record,
Fort Scott, Kan.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-01
DreamIand.

DreamIand.
Ho! for the shore of Dreamland,
IT'S a place Of high delight
In Evening WberTy, OF Sleepy Ferry,
We're rowed by the boatman Night.
Hol for the Joy OF Dreamland;
Tho the Ocean OF Sleep is wide,
Wen be landing soon, by the light or the
moon.
on the shore at the other side.
Hol for the peace OF Dreamland;
There are fairies by the score.
And Joy forever and sorrow never,
On that broad and mystic shore.
Hol for the grand old Dreamland,
And no for the sea OF sleep;
The high-born lad and the low-boru LAD
Row merrlly over the deep.
Hol for the Wondrous Dreamland.
No matter how hard life seems;
Turn back. years! and depart, o tears!
From the beautiful Land OF Dreams
Windsor. Nova Scotia.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-01
Here and There.

Those in search Of novel luncheon daln-
ties should try the peanut sandwich. BE
sure the peanuts are freshly roasted.
Chop fine and spread between slices OF
buttered bread, cut very thin.
An Oregon dl) young woman is MAX
ing a crazy quilt Of the silk ties which
have been given her by her devoted adj
mirers Her pillows are 70 be stuffed
with their love letters.
Numerous arrests were recently made
in Tabotton. Ca. In order to get informa-
ton concerning poker games that are
alleged to have been played in that
vicinity. A ludicrous mistake vas
made. as all the witnesses summoned be-
ionged TO a Sunday school class and had
never seen a game OF poker.
Women who want 20 marry should
turn their eyes towards johannesburg In
South Africa. There are at least ten
men TO one woman there. Every rlcd-
erately attractive woman marries inside
OF a few months after landing. IL Is i'm
possible TO keep servants or feminine
employees OF any sort. Typewriters.
nurses. cooks maids, gardeners, all melt
quickly away below the warmth OF South
African wooing.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-01

The stars running diagonally each wav
are one and the same letter. and the
squares are three letters each.
Upper left square l. An Australian
bird 2. Encountered. 3. An Indian.
upper right square. i. To observe. 2.
fish. 3. Part Of the day.
Middle square,. Before. 2. The title
OF profession. 3. Part OF the day
Lower left square,. Made from ashes.
? Yes. 3. To consume
Lower right square l. a fairy. .. The
Sheltered side of vessel. 3. A compensa-
ton for services.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-01

Our prices have never been so low,
our stock has never looked so fresh and
varied, and our facilities for serving you
satisfactorily and promptly are better
than ever before-for if there's one thing
in this world we aim at it's to treat the
purchaser for a penny's worth with the
same courtesy as the person who spends
the dollar-MILLER & RHOADs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-01

Dear Children.-In next Sundays paner
VIII appear the names OF six new CHM
members. as we'll as some original sketch.
es prepared by several Of my little friends
The prize for competition in the puzzle
contest for September falls 10 Jno "
Scott, 5l2 S. Laurel street.
With good wishes. YOUR EDITOR.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-01
170.-Cross Word Fnigp,a

My first Is in oak. but not I'm ash.
My second in ribbon, but not In sasb
MY third is in giant. but not In bow.
My fourth is In ball, but not i'm TOW.
MY NTH is In stand, but not in walk
MY whole an instrument that win
almost talk. 81
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-01

Crosswords-1. A collection OF animals
2. Fanciful. 3. Loss of motion In a part
Of the body. a. To take a walk. 3. A
small stream. 6. A youth. T. Abstemious
8. Those who care for nocks. 3. To en-
force new.
The diagonal running down is a pre-
paration Of fruit that children like.
16S.-Buried Metals.
!. A white flower put in this bouquet
would help It,
2 Sir on what road am / drivine?"
g. Grandmother is growing old now.
4. An eagle adopted a nest OF young
hawks.
o. The zebras scattered in every dlrec-
ton.
c. What color is the fossii?" 'VermH-
lion"
z. The rent OF or pew terminated last
week
s. He bought the best eelskin TO he
found
3. He will call for Liz in coming home.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-01
OUR BOYS AND GIRLS.
sKLxoTIoys FOR THEIR PLEASURE
AND PROFFTT.

some Instructive as Well S Enjoyable
Reading For the CbIIdren's Perusal.
Father Times Letter.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-01

We will sell THIS WEEK new Fall Cspes.
in Black and Navy. at $3.50; Tan, Navy
and Black Blazer Jackets at $500; $500
and $3.50.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-04-03

gierung. 9iefe Mgrarier iinb omar
faft ausf6lieBli9 ablige @roBgrunbbez
fiber, aber fe bemiiben fi6, bic Situaz
tion 10 6araufelen, als Oh ibre Sntereis
fen nit benen Der 8auern ibentif1
ieien uab als pb fe semiKermaBen MIR
@roBbauern ieten. IS lit baber inter-
eRant, gu beoba9ten, mie bon peri6ie=
benen Seiten Inftrengungen gema6t
uerben, um bic bielfa9 ettpas in MiBs
frebit geratbene 8e3ei6nung r8auer"
uieber gu @bren au bringen. 8efannts
lid nennen ft9 Bic 8auert1 in ma119en
@egen6en NIT 8orliebe vOefonomer",
1T anberen pieber n8efiberI. Set
&ur3em fofettiren biele ablige 8roBz
g%runbbefiBer nit benz au9 BON ibnen
aboptirten uSitel" Bauer. Mber aud
8eb6rben treten fir ben Mteberges
bran6 bieier 8enennung elm, tpie folz
gen6s amtli6e 8efanntma6ung bes
2anbratbs b. 8obbienz Gilebne aetst:
u@s 1T aus bduerli@en @reiie1 nit
&e6t barauf aufmerffam gena6t NOR
6en, BAT. bic 8e5et6nung Bauer" our
ungebibr mebr unb mebr, befonbers
aud bur9 ginfub Der Beb6rben, pers
f9minbet. Sd tperbe BON iebt alb bieie
ebren6e 8e5ei6nung IT. Ben amtli9en
S6reiben mieber iiberan gebrau6en
unb tamentli6 ben ni6tsfagenben
Musbrud u8efiber" babur9 erieber,
ba i'd tpeiB, baB uniere bduerli6en
Wirtbe bas 2anb ni9t Bios beiiben,
ionbern aud bebauert molen, mas
ibnen eben our @bre gerei6t."
@as bic 8%eaiebungen 9eutf6lan6s
gum Muslanbe anbetrifft, 10 ltnb bies
felben 5nr 3eit bic benfbar beften. 9az
ron dnbert au1 Der rSturn, i'm Sbees
fe1el" Ni6ts, Der fi9 in Solge Der
Musueiiung bes 8erliner Behring'S
&orresponbenten 8ranbes aus Baris
erbob.
Nu6 bic 8e3iebungen au &uBlan6
lanen Ni6ts gu piinf9en ibrig. 9ie
8erliner 8ldtter legen elm %auberorbent>
lid groBes (tpie tns f9sint, iibertries
ben groBesD @emi6t auf cine MeuBes
rung, bic Der ruffif9e SbronfoIger uns
ldmgit einieen Sffaieren bes 9rebras
i6eDsfi=& egimentes gegeniber ma6te.
St fpra6 feline &efriebigung iber feline
leBte &eife mad 9euti9lanb aus unb
erfldrte, baB bic 3pii6en &uBlanb umb
Deuti6lan6 b~eitebenbe 6reun616aft
unmbgIi9 geft6rt perben f6ni1e.
Gaes In Muem 1T alfo bic politif9e
Situation Guropas gegenndrtig eine
rubigere unb friebli9ere, aIS bas felt
langet Sabren Der Sal getuefen it,.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-04-03

YrOseHes fem beHeres 2i6t, BEL tpels
dem bic N.geflagten itrahrei ausgez
ga1gen finb, neil ii@ I'M ga1laeu State
feline SurD fanb, un1 bic Mutpritdt bes
8e1ebes g~egeniiber ben rei9en unb ar
men Tiebbieben au mabren. 8erant=
portlif fur Die banfe otto @irtbi6aft
tinb bic ftmmbere6tigten Sraue1 frei=
lid ni6t; iie biIb II ia pobl Bic Minz
berbeit. Nber bon benz bere6eln6en
GinfluB, ben fte angebli6 dusiiben ious
ten, finbet ii9, tpie eeiagt, feline Spur,
10 bob bic i66ne Sbeorie mod immer
mad ibrer 8efdtigung iu9t
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-04-03

60. beitanbene @ef6dftstbeiIbaberz
f9aft in Monterep, porfrio Sias arb
eagle paB aufgel0ft tuorbeu 1T. 9err
s. 9old iibernimmt bas @ef6dft in
Menterep, mel6es er pie bisber mei>
terfiibrt ,tpdbsenb 9err s. Gram Bic
Gei6afte in porfirio Sia5 urb eagle
paB liquibirt.
= SIN State Sabasco 1T mart
auf rei6e g lb=Nbertt getoBen.
-sSur9 bic anbaltenbe Srodenbeit
i'm 5taate Sonora finb bic Grntez
Nusi6ten f9mer bebrobt. Ser Waiz
%iermangel 1T bereits 10 f9limm, baB
bas Wieb III groBen W}engen gu @runbe
gebt.
Ser ameritanii9e Dampfer
rSonora", Der unldngft i'm 9afen
BON gera @rr3 eintraf bate feds
f6ifbrl9ige Matroien bes int Sole
bon Merifo untergegangenen S6ooz
ners r9iqian" an Bprb. Man bate
bic 8erungliidten in einem &ettungsz
boote auf bober See aufgefunben.
= Stem Dorfer &apitaliften iolen
bic Nbf9t baben, in Der Qaupttabt
Wferifo Elm sroBes 9otel nit einem
@Otenaufmanbe BON 100000 3u ers
bauen. (0afelbe mirb pobl fertig
merben, menr bas oft proiectirte Mil=
lionensD olars9otel in San Mntonio
gebaut morbem if-b. +. am ct. Nims
mermebrstageD
= SIN 6ospital San pablo in Der
9aupttabt bate man etnem SDpbusz
tranfen fir tobt erfIdrt, berielbe tpurbe
UNI i'm gu ~feciren, auf einen Slid gez
legt, als ct fi6 ploBli6 gum S6reden
Der Nnmefenben aufri6tete. SEPT ipaz
5iert er gefunb auf ben StraBen berum.
MllerIet.
9err Sobn 2egIer feiert
beute feinen So. @eburtstag. Wir
gratuliren ! =
- Das alamo Bod Bier lit felt
9amtag an 3apf uub erntet bas Sob
Der 8iertrinfer, bic fi9 baran bens
tbun. So ettpas Siffges 1T bel biez
Ter 9ibe cine Wobltbat unb Der Bod
Der Mlamo fin6et Nnertennung un6
Wdrbigune.
= Set benz erten biefes Monats
1T 6as @9oI5'i6e Natatorinm an Der
2oiopa @traBe tpieber ge0ffnet unb
atpar unter Der &ontroGe bes 9errr
Gbuarb OreiB.
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@umtes slaerlei aus MesifO.

= Del &ongreB 1T iebt in Der 9aupts
ftabt wieber 5uiammengetreten.
= st : prdfibent @onaales Iiegt 10
f6per frant banieber, baB fem Wies
berauffemmen gu be5peifeIn 1T. Sons
gales binterldBt Elm rieiiges Werm6gen.
Naein fem 2anbbeiiB belduft fi1 amf
iiber 2 MiQionen Nder bes bei1er 2ans
beS.
e. General pofmeifer Wanas
mafer tattete udbrenb ieines Nufents
baltes ii Der 9anptftabt Merifo benz
prdfibente1 9ia3 einen 8eiu1 ab urb
tpurbe ppn bieiem in Der 5uborfoms
menbften Weife empfamsen. @u6 bas
9auptpoftamt befudte Scr. Wanas
mater.
prdfbent 9iaa unternabm bieier
Sage einen 2uftbalon : Nuffteg, Ser
obne ft6ren6en 3mii9enfaI berlief.
SaS @erii9t gebt, baB Der papft
aud einen 9elegaten nod Merito iens
ben tpDle. Na9 einem an6eren Be>
ri9te beabi9tigt CT ben 8ifhof Mons
tea be Oca bon San 2uis potoli gum
Selegaten gu ernennen.
= Die 4opf3abl Der meritaniiden
Nrmee mirb almdlig %perringert. Sie
umter benz Spffem bes Ginan3minifers
2imantour gema6ten grlparxiFe Be-
sinneu bereits CUTE Grti6te gu traser.
Die beiben &ebafteure Mohena
unb &oias BON benz in Der 9auptitabt
eri1einenben democratic" inb tpege1
2ibeas berbaftet pprben. Ser Sufi,s
miniter 8ararba bat aber ausbridl:a
ertIdrt, baB bic @egierung nit Der Nns
gelegenbeit nidts gu tbun babe.
- Oer Bau Der Sebuantepec 8abn
f1reitet riiftig beran. Gum urfpringz
li9 feftgefeBten Sermin mirb bic 8abn
5tpar nidt fertig tperben, aber bernmtbs
lid aud nidt bel fpdter.
= Mas our gntmidlung Der Snbuz
ftrietbdtisteit in Merito bisber befons
bers feblte, bas parer &oblen. I'm
10 erfreuli6er t es baber, bab ieb
rei6e Gunbebieies tpi6tigen Materials
in ben Staaten SaTaca, puebla unb
SamaulipaS gema9t purben.
= Sn 8era gru3 ui1b Sampico Iiub
grpBe Meuge bon amerifanii6em Wtais
unb amerifanif6en 8obnen eimgetrofs
fen. Sie preiie bieier Sauptlebensz
mittel Der drmeren merifanii1en Bez
b6Iteruag beginner befeits au fallen.
Ser Support bon Mais aus ben Ser.
Staaten miirbe nod bebeutenb gr0Ber
fein, tpenn bic @iienbabn : Sra9traten
ni6t 10 bp6 Ddren.
= M~eritanii6e Geuese unb Qebenss
Observation-Disclosures iinb iebt in
Der Organization besrifen, tadbem bic
fremben @efelf9after erfldrt baben,
fi9 nod benz Snfrafttreten Der neuen
@efeBe our &egulirung folder Sniff.
tute aug Merito auriidsieben gu miifen.
= Mus ben &afee Diltritten ipirb
beridtet, baB fi6 bas nit aafee be-
pflan5te @real i'm 2aufe biefes Sabres
berboppelt bat. Die &aHee : preife
finb tpieber i'm Sinfen begrifen.
= Sn Der Ndbe BON Cordoba ataGt
elm merifanif6es SDnbifat umfafenbe
8eriu9e nit Der Gnpflan3u11g bes
SbeesS trau6es. Man bat au oiefem
3pede ia6funbige 6ineff6e arbeiter
importirt.
= Cine aus Monterep batirte Sir
%cularnote tbeilt uns nit, bob bic biss
ber spif1en ben Serren s. 6oId uub
! 5. Gram urter Der Sirma 6. Sold &
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Giieuba6n Tabr Ylau.
S. & 9. q. @abn.

Mbfabrt.
Na6 ct. Souls bia Sron Meuntaiu
ober 81. 6. &S..-.6:5O Morgems.
Na6 ct. 2ouis bia Sron Mouataiu
NDute .-........8.15 Nben6S.
9fa9 SareDo- 40 Bprm.
N~nfunt.
gsn st. 9ouis, Srpn Momntain & 30.
G.. & 1..-...........9:35 8prm.
Bon st. 2ouis, Sron Monntain & 81.
6. &S..--......-.10:5 5 Mbenb8.
Bon 8arebD. :35 Nadm.
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sdpls, 0alnen . @arten 1T 5,

SHul5' Yalntett : 9arten 1T Der
SammelplaB Der 9euti6en BON San
Mntonio nit ibren 6amilien. Sic re-
g%elmabigen Mbenb Grei : &onaerte an
bier Mbenben in Der Mode fint ftets
sablrei9 beiu6t unb erfreuen fi6 elmer
allgemeinen 8eliebtbeit. Seine Weine
unb WbisfeDs un6 a~le5eit felerfrif9es
Bier, foipie Die beiten gigarren.
Sie &e It auration liefert ale
Delifatehen Der @aiipn. Muftern,
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