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The herald., 1894-08-14
Personal.

DERsoNAL : COFFEE FRESH ROASTED
L every day. Java and Mocha, 35c. lb Noun
tain coffee, zoe. lbs Rolled Wheat Oats,
cans Apricots, Csc; 6 lbs Raisins, Csc; lbs
Peaches. 25c.; 20 lbs Brown Sugar, 81; lbs
Beans, Csc !; Pork. 91ac. Bacon, 1215c.; so
bars Soap, 81; Wood Peils, 15c.; Brooms, 15c !;
Mason Jars. ECONOMIC STORES, 305 s.
Spring.
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FOR FxCHANG &c.


NOR EXCH ANCHOR VACANT LOT IN
Il San Francisco or here. 8 acres of good
level land in town of Long Beach, cash value
$3.50; will give big trade. BEN WHITE, 221
W. First ST. S-l4 If
TOR EXCHANGE-VACANT LOTS FOR
IT ladies' wraps suits and boys clothing
Address EXCHANGE, box 80, Herald s-1O st
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DERsONAL-RALPH BROs-GoLD BAR
Il flour. 95c; city flour, zoe; granuated
sugar, II lbs, 81; brown sugar, q lbs, 81 4
lbs. rolled oats, Zoe; ssrdines, boxes, Csc
tomatoes, 2 cans, l5c. midland coffee, 25c lb;
eastern oil, Zoe. gasoline, Zoe; packages
starch, 25c.; lard, 1Olb. can, Soc; 5 lbs, 45c.
COL s. Spring St. corner sixth.
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A GOOD INvEsTMENT--A FEW COUPONS
IA and dimes will secure one of the finest
works OF art in America. Read the great eou-
pom offer elsewhere.
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ITO LOAN-$500 TO 100000 ON CITY AND
a country property; 512 TO 8 per cent net;
without delay; mort geges and bonds bought
and Sold loans made on personal security.
JOHN L. PAVKOVICH, broker. go West First
street. BIS II
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TOsTPH's, TO BUY OR SELL YOUR HOUSE
u hold goods. 426 and 425 $. Spring So.
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DURE JAVA AND MOCHA, 80 CTS. PER LIB !;
Il lbs. for 81, at II II. MORROW'S. success
eor to Lockhart & Morrow, 80 W. Sixth st.
$40 II
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OHAsE's MARKET, G1s s. SPRINGS LBS.
~ boiling beef, 25c. 2 lbs round steak, 15c ;
rib steak, &C.. sirloin, tenderloin or porter
house steak, 12%c. stewing mutton, &C. leg of
mutton, &c.; rib or shoulder chops, 2 lbs, 15c
Everything else in proportion. CHASE'S
MARKET, 6l0 S. Spring.
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n LIMPSES OF AMERICA-READ THE
" coupon offer today. Ii you avail yourself
OF the opportunity you can easily make $50.
DERsoNAL-TooIs TOYS AND DIES MADE
y to order. RUSSELL MFG. CO., las West
Fifth st.
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FOR sALE-LrvE STOCK.


VNOR EXCHANGE-WELLM MATCHED TEAM
Il surrey and harness, for vacant lot in south.
west part of city; horses good roadsters and
perfectly safe for family use Inquire at 937
South Hill,
nor SALE-HORSES AND MULES; ONE
Il large work team one single driver; four
young mules; two good express horses. j. Nc
PETERSON, 242 Also st. 7-25 If
nor SALE-THOROUGHBR WHITE AND
Il Brown Leghorns for breeding purposes, for
sale by CARSON d CALDWELL, Compton, Do
minguez ranch, Cal. 81 I'm
TOR SALE = FINE SADDLE HORSE FOR
II either lady or gentleman. Apply at DEX-
TER kTA BLEs, 712 S. Broadway. S-14 At
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WANTED AT oNCE-ALL KINDS OF SEC
w ond-hnnd furniture for spot cash; highest
prices paid. LEWIS & ANDERSON, 3I2 s.
Main st. Tel HOS. 1-10 If
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SINCLAIR 4 co SECONDHAND HARD
y ware, stoves. ranges, harness, etc. 263 s.
Los Angeles street.
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nR- B. G. COLLINS. OPTHALMIC OPTICIAN,
~ with the l. A. Optical In institute; eyes ex-
esninsd Ira 125 ). Spring - frS0 z
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Z Os ANGELES SAVINGS BANK, 236 N.
IL Main st. Money to loan on frst-class i'm
proved real estate. S-l4tf
MONEY TO LoAN-BLOCKs OF $1,000 TO
IVA $4,000. V. c. MILLER, 227 w. First ST.
81
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EoR SALE "A LOT OF GUARANTEED
Il street improvement bonds. Apply to C.
sHEERER, 237 W. First ST.; Office hours, 10,
1920 a. nj. 4-4 tt
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SITUATIONS wANrnD-FEMALE


NTANTED-BY A LADY OF REFINEMENT
w home lover and home maker, position
as managing housekeeper. Address 1022 West
Second street. sl2-3t
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wv ANTED-FURNIsHED ROOM BY YOUNG
w man in private family; any part of city.
Address, giving price, ETC., lock box 2S6. city.
S-I4 1t NE
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wv ANTED-sMALL BUILDING SUITABLE
w for machine shop, near railroad, with
boiler. 223 Hotel Westminster. - At
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DACIFIC LOAN COMPANY.
l. INCORPORATED.
Loans money in any amount on all
kinds Of collateral securities, dia-
monds, jewelry, sealskins, mer-
chandise, etc. Also on pianos,
iron and steel safes, without re-
moval. Partial payments re-
ceived. Money quick. Business
confidential Private Office for
ladies.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


XEANTED-HOME BY RELIABLE PERSON
w in return for confidential trust or COM
panion to lady; light work and sewing or
charge of sweeping; do not object to outside
city; references EXCHANGED Address NJ. box
3d. this office. S-2u
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FOX kENT-HOUHES.
NOR PENTHOUSE OF SEVEN ROOMS:
IL bath; large yard close in; respectable
neighborhood Apply F. o. CORNELIUS. I25
W. First ST. SET
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IL. Third ST.. wholesale and retail manufac-
turers of guaranteed razors and grinders OF all
kinds OF cutlery
The morning news., 1894-11-11

district is. There is hardly a militia Off
eer who has not the princely prefix. In
the six months ending June l. nine Princes
Zisijanoff died, all of whom were lieuten-
ants of militia. Some of the Caucasian
Princes have become beggars, and still
others highwaymen. But they one and
all, demand that they be addressed as
"Highness."
knowing how little the title of prince is
have given up the prefix and write their
names as might American citizens, pre-
ferring that distinction to bearing a mean
ingless title.
The morning news., 1894-11-11

Tor his benefit. Mr.. Labouchere com.
mends the suggestion to every government
ofhcial, every military and naval officer
every judge and magistrate. and every
other person in authority who ever fe,
tempted to kiss q lady not his wife or
sweetheart. He adds:
Il would not go so far as to asl, them ia
put their names to the subscriptions but
would suggest that they send their mites
anonymously to the Smith fund as a sort
or conscience money. Not only would the
Iund thus attain handsome proportions,
out IL would form an unique and perma-
nent memorial of the extent to which hu.
man nature prevails in man.
Ihe most unwise thing which Dr.
smith dld, in my opinion, was to
say that he had been flirting.
Flirting can no more be carried on
by one person than one person can play
at lawn tennis. In its nature 1t is
game OF reciprocity, but the use of the
word was evidently an error of expression,
ana as the doctor himself explains, when
using the word he only alluded to himself.
Where flirting ends and lovemaking be-
gins Is a question young lady can an
sWer better than I can. Does 1t go be-
yond flirting to ask to be allowed to kiss
a lady? If not, is kissing itself involved
IN hirting7 My knowledge of the ethics
OF flirting and kissing is imperfect but
l should have thought that the latter
is seldom preceded by a request to the
lady to allow It. This may, however be
the custom in India.
Do mothers ever think, says the New
Orleans Picayune, of the danger they bring
to their children in after life when they
insist on teaching the tiny tots to SHOW
on It's cuteness." physician once told
raff Es,vsfI 1. 1f fIa hPg
troubles of people in after years was due
10 thls insane desire on the part Of Their
parents to show them off while they were
chlldren; nay, more, that more than one
haf or the deaths of children before they
reached the age OF has been traced to
some fern OF brain trouble. In almost
every instance he holds that the parents
were responsible for the early demise Of
their offspring. He says that no knife
or lash so helps to hurry the little one
out of existence as the foolish pride 10
showing off its growing intellect. How
o1ten do We see tiny mortals taught 10
dance before they are two years old 70
show how the 'mooley COW mocs, ana
the bew-bew barks," and the steam en-
slne goes, not to speak of mewing hHs
tabby, giving limitations of different mem-
bers Of the family, reciting little speeches
when II can scarcely talk and certainH
does not know the meaning of what IL
says and hnally becoming wrought uP
over the applause given, till at night tns
nttle head is restless and feVerish ana thV
hands hot and dry Precocious chidren
are rarely smart men and women Ihe
little brain is worn out before 1t is deVef
oped' and while II is natural for parens
10 show pride In and admiration al uiS
unusual brightness Of a child they shoun
stop to consider that the effort necessaI!
on the little ones part is as trying 10 ths
building brain as the hardest sort o,
more advanced mental labor wou'a
be II is all very mice and cunninE
but parents should bide their time IN tna
education Of the wee atoms Of humanity
The morning news., 1894-11-11

More than half a century ago." said a
French lady tho other day, two simple
children at q garden fete at Versailles took
fancy to me and would have me talk to
them, play with them and prepare their
fruit. Their own very fine ladies bribed
and coaxed to no avail the children re-
turned to me and sat upon my knee. Des-
tiny has strange surprises in her lotteryi
Ihose children are now Queen Victoria
and the eX-Empress Eugene. At that
time who could have foretold their future
greatness, for they were both many moves
from holding the scepter? So you see that
on my lap were seated at one moment the
future sovereigns Of two mighty king
doms."
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ground, on to the old woman's shoulders,
and with a CHEEKY "Good-day," accom-
panied by a bright nod and smile. left her
Perhaps the best part of this well au-
thenticated story was the remark Of the
old lady, who, by the way, was not in the
least overcome by the condescension of
royalty: "The princess was real helpful
and bonnie like"
The morning news., 1894-11-11

NO said the busy merchant II de''
care Tor any dictionaries to-day. .-.t
Thank you' returned tho far WI
agent from Boston. how many rha.s
put Down for youg-9mith A. 'i"'
Monthly
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Can and see samples at the local office,
lol Broughton street Savannah, Ga.
The morning news., 1894-11-11

she-NOu've been drinking, you wfen,T
lte Tepr0achfullyl-M dear. Why g-st
you let hyFoncah De hYgonesh IT'D NV
hlrl dFinkin' now, m ff-Puck.
The morning news., 1894-11-11

Mr.. Scrlmp-My dear, I don't see hos
youi
Mrs. Scrimp-wel, you don't let me s''i sei
enough real money to enable me 10 'o"
the dlHerence. e.-HRrPer's Bazaar.
The morning news., 1894-11-11

was calling at a house the other day."
said New York Advertiser man of so
ciety, land as 1 found the lady | wished +e
see out, and had a message which I de-
sired to deliver, I asked the maid, after
Valnly fumbling in my pocket for a pencil
II she could get me one. expected from
my experince on similar occasions a wait
OF several minutes while She hunted 1t
up; to my surprise, however, she prompt
ly presented me with a neat little pad
to which a sharply pointed pencil was
attached, and which was evidently kept
cfes.
1T was a simple detail, If ysu will. but
enc which stamped that house forever in
my mind as being well regulated in every
department and presided over by a
thoughtful wsman. I had occasion to ne
tlce the contrast when stopping at an
ether house to leave the same message
at was an invitation from my little sis
ter for little theater party she was or
sanizng) when similar need presented
Itself. Please wait a moment said the
abigail, in answer to my request: I will
look for one and leaving me in the hall,
she darted into the drawing room, FUN
bled at smart-lookins writing table COW
cred with silver paraphernalia, and after
falling TO hnd what she wanted. she dis
appeared within an inner room evidently
a library.
Emerging again, apparently unsuceess-
ful, ane exclaiming apologstically, There
ought to be q pencil somewhere; / will
so and ask Miss Mary fer one she ran
upstairs. In the meantime whispered
voices ana a rapidly Withdrawing head
over the balusters made me aware that
l was under surveillance from above 1t
most disaeresable TO wait in the hall of
house where l had not been received,
and when finally obtained a stub
Of a pencil and scribbled tho
message I left with a distinctly bad i'm
The morning news., 1894-11-11

Fair Americans, says the New York
Tribune, who contemplate the purchase
of a Russian title-and a husband-should
remember that the titls OF prince has little
meaning IN Russia proper, although it's
bearers often impose upon ignorant pee
pie outside OF the dominions Of the White
Car. There are said to be GOO men bear
ing the famous name Prince Galitzln-a
scion Of which family is Father Galitzin.
who died In Pennsylvania patronymic
almost as well and fayorably known as
Romanon. Many princes are engaged in
the most mental occupations In St. Peters
burg and are numerous among the hack
men and lahorers.
But IN the Caucasus princes are even
more numerous, and some names with the
proud nrenX are as common as those Of
Smith and Jones in English-speakln
countries, or as Schulzo and Meyer IA tho
land OF Bismarck ana Goethe.
Among tho methods adopted hy Alcxan-
der lllto please his Caucasian subjects
is the publication by tho war office on me
Records of the Caucasian Militia" after
ihe same style hl the records Of the ma
uoun army are printed. From these it
can bo seen how common the utlg In the
The morning news., 1894-11-11

One day last autumn an cid woman
while busily engaged ia picking up fire.
wood i'm the woods adjoining Mar Lodge,
became aware Of a lady, quite young As
she thought, reckoning her TO approach.
with true Scottish Indifference she, heNy-
ever, hesltated 70 do So for II juist thocht
IL Wsd be the Duchess o. Fife" the old
lady explained, "and l was thinking she
MIGHT as weel come to me as ! to her"
This, indeed the young lady-who, as it
happened was not the Duchess, but the
Princess of Wales herself-soon did. Her
royal hiEhness was the first 70 commence
the conversation by the somewhat char
asteristic inquiry:
"Do YOU think look like a grand
mother?' Deed no; thocht ye was her."
was the old womans reply, pointing to the
Duchess Of Fife, who a that moment join
cd her mother The princess, smiling at
this artle-s tribute 60 her still wonderfully
youthful appearance, after little further
c0uVcrsstiou took out her purse and offer
ed piece Of silver % the old woman.
This was gladly accepted for Mrs McB..
although widely known iu Braemar as n
decent old lady. is not abuudautly blessed
With this worlds goods. But. alas. when
She c.taNed to pat away the coin the pocIr-
rt which proved refractory as pockets
win. hal twisted round somehow. and in
fact could NOT boz found
N.IH .iBrmIue courtesy the princess as-
s.st.l htr humble acquaintance to ond It.
ana mon Iffrd tHe bundle of sticks. which
hai lo'u placed for the moment ou ths
The morning news., 1894-11-11

The great rush for the excellent
values offered last week induces us
to select few specialties for this
week. You will not forget that while
we are selling EVERYTHING AT
COST to close out, we have some good
values which are almost given away.
The morning news., 1894-11-11

For you to walk on bare floors this
cold weather, when we are selling Car.
pets Mattings and Rugs, at prices
never heard of in this city, The goods
are of the finest quality and are being
sold at price really below the cost TO
manufacture.
The morning news., 1894-11-11

stopped before q shop I went up TO the
carriage 70 help her sIisht; out she sprans
and, 10 my establishment, below the golf
cape there was only a pair of nnny little
le4s. casad ia leather, The effect was
ComIcaI beyond description, and ] never
had harder work in my life than to keep
from an involuntary roar Of laughter.
Into the shop. however, walked madame,
in no way ablsned. Ny bicycle, II you
please she said to the clerk in attend
ance. and, taking of her cloak, stood ar
rayed IN bicycle costume fresh from Paris.
After seeing that the break in the ma
chine had been satisfactorily arranged
and asking me 10 put her cloak in the car
riage, she rode or, leaving me Olsen
chanted forever!
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JnIano.
Das prohibittonssefeb erleioet cine
Shlappe.

Shlappe.
Sioug Sails g. s., 7. Wlars.
9os Yrobibitionsseleb bot abermals
cine sriinblide S9lappe erbalten, our9
bic neuli9e gntldeibune bes Supreme=
geri9ts. Sm Sabre 1891 batten bic
Probibitioniiten bic Siour Sails Bretp=
ing So. pesen 6abrifation bon mals=
baltigen @etrdnfen perflaet, uno oas
untere @eri9t iteate einen Ginbaltsbe=
febl aus, our9 tpelden bic 8rauerei
fiir einen @emeinl9aben erfldrt murbe,
unb bic 8eliber Befebl erbielten, bielelbe
gu serlt0ren. 9ie Brauerei itellte 8iirs=
l9aft unb bra9te bann ben 5aa por bag
Supremeseri9t, ipel6es Die Gntl9ei=
buns bes unteren G;sri1ts pertparf.
9ie 8rauereibeliser beablidtisen jett
eine 8ersroBeruns porSunebmen unb
100 Mann gu bei9dftisen.
Gine U1ilIiondrin eeftorben.
Bofon Z. MdrS. - Trau Wlarp
9ementpap, Wittpe bes Dor 10 Sabren
oerforbenen 9errn Musuitus 5emenuap
tarb seitern Mbeno i'm 9llter BON Is
Sabren in ibrer Wobnune No. 40 Set.
8ernonitrabe. Sbr @atte belaB reide
Silberminen in Siio=Mmerifa uno err
tparb ii6 Elm rielises 8ermosen. Oie
Neritorbene mar 3eit ibres 2ebens nit
Wobltbdtisfeitsani italten in innigIter
8e5iebuns sewelen u,b bat piel @utes
seluirtt. Sbr 8erm6sen tpirb auf $15,=
100000 absel6dst.
6etbeert uno sefebert.
Sort apne, Snb., Z. Mfdrs. -
Gin alter Mfann Namens Gridlon,
bra9te bic 13jdbrise gqa Mercer no9
leiner Wobnuns in gbserton, angeblid
als @eiellidafterin fir feline Grau. Gr
perlu1te bann bas &inb gu oeraemalti=
gen, bod enttam Cha uno fludtete su
ihren Gltern. Gridion murbe sund91t
BON ben Greunben ber Gamilie Mercer
minbelwei@ 9epriiselt. Die Na&barn
i4leppten oann ben 2iiiternen auf ben
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Iib Auillman, ber portu9ielii6e @ou=
perneur, nit sipet &anpnen6Doten nad
benz Sbouplase beeeben. sluBerbem
beiBt es, bob Der enslilde 8efeblsbaber
I'm i6leunise geritdrfrns na6seiudt
babe.
2Dnb n, 7. Wars Nus 8atburlt
traf eeltern 9lbeno eine9epe16e elm, laut
mel6er Die peitinbil6en Sruppen aud
8ritama eroberten uno serIt0rten. Die
Gin9ebprenen fl6ben erit, ais 80 BON
ibnen eetDbtet uno piele peripunoet pa=
rem. Sm @onsen 6oben Die Gin9ebore=
nen bel 8anjur uno 8rifoma $50 5oote
uno 800 8ermunoete 9e6obt. Sic bris
ti16en RannnenboDte bombarbirten
Stunoen lang Gpniur uno werben beute
bas 8pmbarbement fortieben. 9ie
tpeit7inbii1en 5ruppen werben morger
einsn enti4eioenoen 9n9riif unterneR=
men.
6laoitone's 6eiunobeitssuitono.
2on6on, s. Mtdrs. - liohmittoga.
- @lobfone's Geiunbbeits3uitonb bat
| it'd nur uenis gebe1iert. Gr leioet an
Sron6itis. 6eute Nfor9en empfing er
SabIreide geiu6e.
Cine neue patrone.
SerIin, s. Ntdrs. - Gin S0nei=
Der gu Mann6eim, 9iamens 9otpe, bal
bem &riegsminiiterium eine bpn tbm er=
funoene, duberlt billige Yatrone 9eldbidt.
Man glaubt, oaB bielelbe in Der grmee
eingefiibrt tperben lpiro. Gie Gripar=
nib tuiirbe li9 ouf 100000 N}arf per
Sobr belaufen,
Gin Geleeramm oes Kaiiers.
Serlip 8. gedrs. = Die vaDniss=
burger Glg. 3eitung" ertldrt, bob Ser
SoiIer ben @rofen pon 9oen9off=6rieo=
ri6sltein, ben Sii6rer Der GonlerDoti=
ben, begliifmiinIhte gu ieiner 6oltllng
sum beuti6=ruiiii0en 9on0elsDertra9.
Der Gaiier IGifte ibm etn SeIegrannl,
welbes Die Q9prte entbielt ngropo
sic boben pie ein e9ter Goelmonn ge=
bonoelt !" Mebrere 8ldtter brinoen Die
gia6ri6t, baB 6inansmintiter Ntiquel
auf einem 8anfett erflarte, bob Der Sam
oelspertra9 nit 3ubIonb, mas bic Nder=
bauinterelien betreffe, feline geoeutlne
babe. SeutI9lano babe bereits d6n=
li6e 8ertrdge nit Stolien uno Oeitreid.
Der 1ladioIeer Don De 6iers.
8erlin 5. Mdrs. - Ser ct. 9e=
tersburser Correspondent Der yGDlner
3eituns" meloet, oob Neliboff Der ruff
| l6e 8otl6after gu GonitantinopeI, lpobr=
| l6einli6 her 9ta6folser oes Baron 9e
@iers, als Minilter bes 9luspdrtisen,
lperben ipiro.
Derhun9ert.
Yarts, 8. Mdrs. @enauen gr=
tunoigun9en na9 1T Die amerifanil6e
S6riftitelerin SRI. Sbo ban Gtten,
tbatId6li6 9unsers seItorben. Sn Dem
9otel Continental i6uloete lie $12O fir
Wetetbe, bod mollte lie trob mebrfa9er
auIforoerunsen bas 3iramer nidt
rdumen. sic mics Die llnterltubunaen
ibrer Sanoslente 5uriid, uno nabm nur
gelegentlt9, tpenn Der Sunser lie gu arg
qnalte, eine Ginlabung gum Gilen an.
Ser amerifanil6e Sotl6after er6ielt
beute elm &abelsramn bon Stem Dorf,
unter3ei6net s. San gtten Mlad, in
tpel6em er erlu6t pirb Die 9eide in
Yaris beltatten gu lallen.
8omben=Grplofion
q ON, s. Dfdr3, - gor bem Oepu=
ttrtenfammer @ebdube erploiirte beute
cine 8ombe. 0ie Senlter puroen ser=
trammert uno Sluei Yerlpnen oerlett.
Gire Gabinetsiibune.
| SonOon Z. Msars. - 0as Gabi=
net belt beute eine Sibun9, il, pelber
bic parlamentserDH Der &Oni=
gin beratben tpurbe.
Jnlano.
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W binston 8. Mdrs. = Serr
Gulbertlon (Dem., 5eras) bon bem
Suitiscomite oes 9oules ernannte beute
bic 9erren 8odnerl (Dem, 2a)
Serrp, (Oem., Mrf. unb 90. q. Gtone
(&ep., Sienna. als Subcou,ite, un bic
BON Mc@ann (Dem.> Sqs.) segen Mid,=
ter Senfins in elmer Dem 6aus poroe=
lesten &elolution sema9ten Mntlaoen
Su unterlu6en.
Sas Subcomite bei9lob mad elmer
flr5en 8eratbuns &i9ter Ssnfins cine
abidrift Der &elolution suauihiden NIT
benz 8orl6las, oab er leine Mlittbeiluoen
iiber bic Sa6e MAIDEN ober lelbit fom=
men ooer einen Nertreter ididen m1oe
Sas gomite uirb nit Der ltnterluhuno
ni9t anfan9en, biz es cine Mnttport err 2
balten bat, norausgeiest oaB oies niht
gu lange oauert.
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Des gebens muoe.

Can 6ranciseo, 8. Mldra. =
Dr. S. S. Sect, Elm prominenter 3ahn=
ar5t BON bier unb SRI. Mltee Mloerslep
BON Napa tpurben amDientag Na9mit-
tag in Der Mobnuns 2eets in fterbenbem
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bro6t ,peroen. tsis es l9eint, bat
Der Mtapor oas geieb aui ieiner
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Gine Bombe.

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6riinounsstaes feier.

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