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The herald., 1894-12-29

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The herald., 1894-12-29
Tho Modern Mother

Has found that her little ones are i'm
proved more by the pleasant laxative
Syrup OF Figs, when in need OF the laxa-
tive effects of q gentle remedy than by
any other. and that it is more accepta.
BILE to them. Children enjoy it and it
benefits them. The trns remedy, Syrup
OF Figs, is manufactured by the Califor-
MIA Fig Syrup Co. oaly.
The herald., 1894-12-29
Twenty acres

Fine, level land, good water right in East Riv-
erside, good title. to trade for city lots. Price
$1,000, and bargain, or will sell on very easy
terms. Little house and oil lot on Court street.
500, and the lot is wo.th $1,000 for oil
alone and the house now rents for SO. We
own most OF our bargains and can sell close,
and will buy bargains. Langworthy & Co.,
2z6 s. Spring street.
The herald., 1894-12-29

In the stomach, dyspepsia and catarrh Of the
bowels, eaused my wife great suffering. She has
been taking Hoods SarsaparilIa and now has
The herald., 1894-12-29

Try gal. Maltese club whisksy. $3.50,
unexcelled for purity and flavor t TVache
& Co., cor. Comerc'l & Alameda. tel. 300
The herald., 1894-12-29
Three Leading Scientists
Proclaim t,,o superior Value ca
L,r. Prices Baking Powder

Scientists derosn coaor attont~a to lood prodrcts
Recent canin2tions .. ran rowGa5 6y Prof Long, DE-
anes and Prof. F1e4cot, mai % determine which
powdc- was pre5t highest IN lcar2a-nG strength, most
efficient iii e9rvcc, and cconoical n cos1 They
decide that Dr. Prices Cream EanG golar cxcola IN al
the essentials O. ideal rog2o fo4 fo@schoid use.
They write
@Ch1sso, March 18th, 1894
We have purchased IN the osn merot caasof DE- Prices
cream Baking Powder Of the other leading brands
OF baking powders, and haye subntad thcm to chemical
analysis We find Dir Prices Cream Baking Powder is
pure cream powder tca is has considerably
greater leaveng strength than O. he other baking
oovders we have tested
Pnor. JoHN H. Lose, NoAlv'afya Unosya1, Chicago
Dr. WALTER S. HArNEs, Rash Mfaifal College, Chicago.
PRoF ALBERT PREscoTT. uns. et Madsgaa, Ann Arbor
The Portland daily press., 1894-05-04

3 4 u
innkeepers took with their license to en-
terrain travellers license to sell alco-
holic drinks at retail. For the year 1897
find that ten persons, all of them
keepers of general stores. were licensed
to sell spirituous liquors, besides four
persons who were also innholders. There
cannot be so many by half of traders
in town now, though the population
has doubled. Retail trade like the lum-
Der business, was then divided among
many INDIVIDUALS and since then has been
monopolized by few large concerns. So
tavern keeping, before steambo and
railroads had vastly shortened the time
spent on the roads could support four
families, whereas it is now difficult
for summer visitors and bagmen to find
one house open for their entertainment,
and cases are not infrequent where such
persons have had to go to another town
for a meal or nights lodging"
A marked change of social customs
followed the temperance movement OF
1867, which reached it's climax about
1910. Total abstinence became fashion
able
The Portland daily press., 1894-05-04
Arrivals at this Port yesterday.

The bark Benjamin Webster. which arrived
here yesterday from Turks islaa nd. left that
place April 18th, and had very pleasant
passage. The vessel brought salt, and is
consigned to Chase, Leavitt & Co.
The Norwegian bark Frain arrived from
Harbourg to load spoolss wood. She had a
good trip and no special incidents of the
voyage are reported. 49,.
II ne brig Moss Glen arrived from Arroyo,
Porto Rico with molasses to order. She
spoke the bark Sarah, bound from Turks
Island to Boston when eight days out.
The lobster schooner Judith Ann, picked
up fifteen boxes Of oranges at sea that were
in excellent condition. The crew say that
the Nova Scotian coast is strew with:
oranges from some wreck, and that the
people are selling them at from fifty to
seyenty-five cents a box.
The Portland daily press., 1894-05-04
Death of Albert w. Fabyan.

Deputy Marshal Sterling has been looki ng
up the friends of Albert ". Fabyan. whose
death was announced in despatch from
the police of San Diego. California, who
state that they are holding the body for
relatives in Maine. The police yesterday
were instructed to inquire of all the
Fabyans living on their beats.
/ Officer Ushel learned last evening that
the parents of the dead man formerly
managed the Fabyan house in the White
Mountains. He also had two brothers; but
it is not known where they are now. The
parents are dead
The Portland daily press., 1894-05-04
PERSONAL.

AS. Bosworth, of Portland, the store
keeper of the Maine Contra railroad, was
in Rockland Wednesday.
Hon. Ruel Robinson of Camden is in
Portland on business trip.
DR.. Hitchcock of Rockiand, has tele-
graphed from Boston that he has re-
TUNED from his trip to the Bahamas
much improved in health.
:. :. Ex-Governor Burleigh was in town
yesterday.
Colonel A B. Neatly of Lewiston was
in the city yesterday.
Register of Deeds j. M. Thompson is
spending few days at his home in New
Gloucester.
State Treasurer Beal was in the city
yesterday.
Ex-United States Marshal Saunders of
Ellsworth, was in the city yesterday.
Ex-Secretary of State Chadbourn of
Augusta was il the city yesterday morn
ing.
Colonel Kendall OF the First Regiment
arrived in town yesterday.
Mr. Herbert W:nslow Of Philadelphia
arrived here yesterday to attend the fun
erai of his mother, Mrs. j. N. Winslow.
DR.. Charles D. Smith has been elected
consulting physician and surgeon on the
staff of the Bangor general hospital.
Ex-Mayor Walker will leave today for
fishing trip in Washington county.
Principal Wm. E. Sargent and DIR. A.
r. Crane, OF Hebron Academy, were in
the city yesterday and visited Judge
Bonney.
Mr. LIE. Jones of Winthrop, accom-
panied by his wife, has been in town
this week, in attendance on the Masonic
meetings
Munsey's Magazine for May contains
an article on prominent musical CON-
posers of erica. The writer names
as two OF them, Professor Paine of Har-
ward University and Mr.. George Marston,
both Portland men. Mr.. Marston stud
led music with Tufts in this city, and
his Setting of Dinah Maria Muloch's
"Tender and True" to music, brought
him into instant fame His songs have
world wide reputation.
The Portland daily press., 1894-05-04
BRIEF JOTTINGs.

Steamer Enterprise will make trip
Tuesday.
The Morning Light brought 5000
Holsters, the Kate and Mabel 5000, the
Eva and Belle 5000, the j. G. Jameson
1900. and the Judith Ann 10000 yester-
day.
The summer timetable will go into
effect on the Grand Trunk Monday. See
advertisement.
The Falmouth Loan and Building AS
ISOLATION will issue 100 shares OF special
investors stock on the seventh series
now open. Shares Will be issued as us
ual to persons desiring loans.
Yesterday was Ascension day, and at
the Episcopal and Catholic churches the
day VS. properly observed. Confirmation
took place at the Catholic churches,
Bishop Bradley of Manchester, N. H,
officiating. At Westbrook the Catholic
traders closed their stores.
One hundred and sixteen tramps were
given lodgings and meals at the West
brook almshouse during April.
aOwney," the celebrated dog that
travels continually OIL mail trains,
passed through here yesterday. en- route
from St. John, N. B., to Boston.
D.J. Gallagher of Augusta and several
other mem bers of the 14th Maine Reg
fecting the preliminary arrangements fol
the Incorporation of the ASSOCIATION I'M
der the laws of the state. Fred WHAT
thews of this city is acting as attorney
for the association.
One of the men employed by league
& Bennett, in the work on Portland
bridge. fell Wednesday and broke sever
al ribs.
This evening at eight o'clock. Rev.
G. II. Dole of Bath will lecture in the
New Jerusalem church on "The Power
of the Mind over the body and disease. "
The public are cordially invited.
The W.C.T.U. will hold meeting
this afternoon, at three O'Clock, at &c
Oak street. Subject for consideration,
AHygiene and Heredity," conducted by
DR.. Jane L. Hersom.
The English steamer Lord Rosebery is
J expected from Cardiff loaded with coal.
= DR.. Chase's new yacht was successfully
launched yesterday.
The libel case OF Captain Sawyer VS..
the schooner George Everett, was con-
tinued in the United States Court yes
terday, to allow of the taking of addi-
tional evidence.
Y The Rines Brothers have decided to
to the building at the corner of Green
and Congress streets and have stores on
the first floor, offices and apartments fol
residence in the other six stories.
There may be seen in the window Of
HeseItine's drug store, an interesting
picture, showing the Bootle Fire Brigade
of Liverpool, Eng. The style and
equipment of the apparatus differs great
" from ours, as may be seen by looking
eIoselv AFT the nicture
The Portland daily press., 1894-05-04
Veteran Firemen.

The meeting was called to order by Presi.
dent Fox.
Charles B.varnby was elected to honorary
membership.
These were elected to membership: j. P.
W. Riley, Portland No. S; John T.. Winslow,
Deluge No. z; Edward Hodgkins, Ocean No.
4.
Donations were received from Lewis E.
Robinson, the panel of an oak chest buried
in Ireland during the rebellion of 1913, and
also pictures of the frigate Constitution and
the Soldiers Return; from J. W. Plaisted, a
fire hat from Bangor,
Chief jackson made a request that the
engine be taken to Peaks island and the re-
quest was granted
The banquet will come off May 10.
The Portland daily press., 1894-05-04
Charles Paine to Have strong Defence.

Charles Paine to Have strosg Defence.
From sthess number of Odd Fellows
about CityssB uilding yesterday and the
day before, it is evident that the grand
jury have been examining the case OF
Charles Paine. who is now in Jail,
charged with embezzIement from theOdd
Fellows. The examination apparently
concluded yesterday. 1t is understood
that Paine will fight the case. and will
be6s1efended by ex-County Attorney
Frank ". Robinson, one of the aplest
criminal lawyers in Maine. In this case
the trial will be important and interest
ing 80
The Portland daily press., 1894-05-04

Today we'll begin a
great Spring sale of
Swiss and Irish embroid-
cred Handkerchiefs.
One lot of white and
fancy embroidered at
Ioc.
One lot of white EN-.
broidered and plain hem
stitched at II I-2c.
One lot extra fine
S w iss with heavily
wrought borders at lac.
One lot at 25c, regular
50 and 75c goods, slight
ly imperfect.
One lot Of sample
Handkerchief, one on a
paper, at 75c each,
worth from S1.25 to 2.oos
linen and fine lawn.
In connection with
these we shall put on sale
today two hundred dozen
women's fancy printed
bord er hemstltched
Handkerchiefs, assorted
patterns, at soc the dozen
---by the dozen only---and
one lot Of mems superior
quality, colored border
Handkerchiefs at two for
25c, regular IS and 3oc
goods.
The Portland daily press., 1894-05-04
The Rickers BUY the Maine Building.

Messrs. Bass and Callahan completed
the trade with the Rickers of Poland
Spring for the Maine building yesterday.
The price paid is not given out. Salts
factory arrangements have been made
with the Grand Trunk for transferring
the building from jackson Park. Chica-
90. The sale of the Maine building COM
pletes the work of the Maine Worlds
Fair commission. The publicswill be in
terested to know that they have abou.
$4,000, which will be turned over to tn
state treasury.
The Portland daily press., 1894-05-04
adventures, viii be a member .of the

adventures, win be a member .of the
party.
Mr.. Bryant, the leader of the party,
was the second in command OF the first
Peary relief expedition, and previously,
in 1891, organized and conducted sue
cessful expedition to the grand falls OF
Labrador. With the intelligent and en-
ergetic cooperation of the officers OF the
Geographical Club, an organization
which has already made good its claims
to the consideration of Philadelphlans,
the outlook for successful issue to the
present expedition seems most favorable.
The Portland daily press., 1894-05-04
Westbrook Seminary.

The baseball team yesterday played the
picked team of Deering. and some of its
players are among the best in the city. The
Seminary team put up 8 stiff game. shutting
out the picked team in the fir t four in
nings, and finally closed with score of IL
to in the Seminsry's favor. The game was
called at the end of the sixth inning by the
order of the captains. -
The Portland daily press., 1894-05-04
CARRIAGES !!

The season OF the year is at
hand when riding for pleasure
is i'm order. What is there that
adds more to that pleasure than
a stylish, comfortable, easy rid
ing vehicle, constructed upon
proper lines and proportions.
combining the best efforts Of
skilled draughtsmen and care-
full and thoughtful WOrkmen.
These taken together with time,
painting and elegant uphOlster-
ing make up a vehicle alnequal-
led for luxurious, ease and conn
fort.
Our SaIesrOOms are filed with
just such carriages as above de-
scribed.
- CALL and SEE THEM. -
The Portland daily press., 1894-05-04
Baby cried,
Mother sighed,
Doctor prescribed: Castoria

The genuine Angostura Bitters cure in
digestion and restore the appetite. Every
druggist keeps them. DR.. j. G. b. Slegert
& Sons, sole manufacturers.
The Portland daily press., 1894-05-04
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,

Tho ,ceathe, today
is HkeIv to ds
fair.
PORTLAND, May 4. 1884.
@ ZEN the line of
~ ancy printed
Silks here?
Beautiful designs, all
the wanted colors for
blouses and shirtwaists,
and at very low prices.
Novel effects in "Rain-
bow" Silks for costumes.
Superb stock of India
and China Silks in plain
colors, and the finest line
of printed and fancifully
woven Florentine Silks
we have ever shown.
We offer a special
bargain today in "a inch
black China Silk at
81 1-2c. There are only
a few pieces of these
Silks left, and there'll
be no more at near this
price.
The Portland daily press., 1894-05-04
OWEN, MOORE & co.

FOR SAIE:,E
Marine Boiler, five feet diameter, nine feet
long, with breeching, CRATES, bars and stack.
built for $50 pounds Fpressure, used only six
months. good as new. very cheap. HI. 2.
JONES, Rockland, Me. may4d1mo
The Portland daily press., 1894-05-04
HARM ESS.

A good, WeIl-fitting harness is
also requisite /; a handsome robe
and whip all of these articles
we carry i'm great variety and at
reasonable prices.
The Portland daily press., 1894-05-04

j. r. Libby.
Owen, Moore & Co.
Rines Bros.-2.
Manson G. Larrabee.
Grand Trunk Railroad
Eastman Bros. & Bancroft.
For Sale.
ADJUSTMENTS.
Base Ball,
P. II. s. Musical.
New Wants, To Let For Sale, Lost, Found
and similar advertisements will be found under
their appropriate heads on Page 6.
The Portland daily press., 1894-05-04
\. JOHN LITTLE & CO.
GRAND TRUNK
RAIL WAY,
Change of Time.

On and after Monday. May Z, 1894, trains
will leave as follows:
For Lewiston and Auburn, ITO and 8.45 a.
M, Ito, 1.30 and $50 p. m. For Gorham
and Berlin Falls, 8.45 a. m, 80 and $40
D. m. Montreal and Chicago, S.45 a. m
100 p. m. For Quebec, 1.3O p. IN.
ARRIVAL
From Lewiston and Auburn. $50 a. m.
1915, $40, 5.15 and $50 p. N, From Ber-
lin Falls and Gorhnm, $50 a. m., 12.l
and 5.35 D. m, From Chicago and Mon
treal, 1915 and 5.35 p. m. From Quebec,
1915 p. NJ.
L.. j. SEARGEANT,
my4d3t GenI Manager.
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I. 6 apiteL

9n einer elesanten StraBe nabc Dem
Ibeater wObnte 5rau @oletta nit ibrer
Io6ter. StraBe uno Sans waren fret
lid oornebm, aber Die 8Obnune laa
pier Greppem bod uno beltano uur aus
3lpei m0blirten 3immsrn, an bic elm
4dmmer6en ftieB. Sin fleiusr Safon,
Gin genein1ame8 S6lafsema6; In,
0tebenraum eini9es @trtbi9aftsoerdtb,
parnnter ein 9etroleumofen neueiter
Spnitruftion. 6as mar 9llles, 2lber
man empfiu9 ben Ginornd elmer pobl>
georbnetet fleinen 8irtbi9aft. 6ran
@aletta luar piet 9epla9t; lie belor9te
bic san3e fleine Odusli6teit, be9teitete
ibre Eo6ter gu ben Broben nno Sors
itellun9en uno CAB nebcnbei oramas
tiidlen lluterridt. Bertha aber mubte
iebr fleibis iein; iie boffte ia baranf,
Sarrierc 3lt MAIDEN.
Die SHUTTER mubte Oas lebbafte jua9e
Ding ltreng i'm 3aum balten; iie lerntc
germ fliidtis uHO oerlieB iitb auf ben
Gngenblif, Der ibr freiti9 nidt lelten
bas 8e6te einaab
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9eben poer tpot 2

GS 1T RON sr6bter gBi&ttstett, bab 9eute, Derea
Gtersn untbdtts fnp, tas @ersanbnt5 bafar ba6en,
bab etn folder 3uanf @lteblta bic esbensOrsane 70
ansrstft, b1b bas aeben an einem ietbenen 8db4en
bdnst. Srtsbt'iae &erentrantbett. 3udertrantbsit,
St~etBbdrnen iins ales eeben bon iebr bartrd6tsem
ebara!ter, penn Re erit ensewurbeIt iinb, unb ale
paben cte bo4ft fatae Retsuns, eri NIT benz Robe gu
erloiHeH Dit fpctteu fie her auni Der erfabrenisn
Nerste unb Der bepdbrteen Seilmitte ber gbarmatp=
poe. Weieen e aber ron ausans an, iObalb Bite 0te=
ten nnrsselmdbis gu funttcntren anfansen, NIT Sr=
iteteTs Masenbtters bsdmrft 70 mtrb bte pcn ibneu
brObenbe @cfabr abserentet GbenIc rueIth 1T tieSe
SauSarSne SeSen 70 autdslt6c 1eibsn, irte 0erItos
piung, Btlioiitdt, DpSpepiie uab Rerpphtdr. Sle
bticet etne S6uspetr seSen MaIara unb beust drc.
ntf&em RheamattSmu5 pcr.
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Man ihreibt aus 2oubou po

= Wian fdreibt aus 2onbOu pom
6. Mdr3: 2Orb 8oieberp bat iebt
formea oas Nmt be8 premierminilferS
als @labftones Na6folser ongetreten.
Die &6nisin empfing ibn unb begriiBte
ibn als ben neuen Setter Der Staatss
geiddfte. 2orb &oieberp III nod elm
perbdItniBmdBig iunger Wtann. gr
uurbe i'm Sabre l847 seboren. ST
aelaugte bur6 feline 9eiratb nit elmer
Saronin &otbidilb, bic aber Dor eini=
gen Sabren itarb, 3u groBem &ei6tbum.
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9eras 8.

SIN bemofratif6en 2ager bdlt
man es fiir tnabri6einli6, baB mad
erfolgter Qusiobnung Der beiben fein6s
Ii9en 6iiigel Der @rs@oo. GoB, Der an
benz Streite ni6t betbeiligt mar, aIs
aOmprOmiBsaanOi aufgeitellt mers
ben tptirbe.
= Man i6reibt aus 8alpef fon:
Cine Sagbpartie, beitebeub aus ben
bret iungen 2euten &i6arb &Iaus,
Mareus unb Nusu1t 6ammer, bic am
5onntag in einem fleinen 8oote cine
Jii6s 1nb Sagbtour na6 Der pelicans
Sniel unternabmen, tperoen ieitbem
oermiBt. Nde gfa@Eori6uugen linb
erfolgloS geueien unb man befiir9tet,
baB fie perungliidt lin6.
= Nus Corpus @brifti tpirb beri9z
tet, baB bic Berluite Der Nieb3i9ter
iebr f6mer ieien, menn aud ni6t gan3
10 i6wer, aIs befar6tet uurbe. Oie
8ieb5u9ter, beiBt es, tommen aber bod
na@ unb nod al Der lleberseugung,
baB ein spfempe9iel iiber tura ober
lang notbmenbig fein pirb.
= Inter ben perl6iebenen @oupers
neurs &anbibaten ma9t iebt beionz
bers @barles @ulberion biel bon fi9
reben.
9ie in @oncurs befinbli5e ,SOrt
Wortb 8a5ette" 1T fur $4,000 on
einen BANTER aus NaibbiQe, Senn.,
bertauft morben.
= 8ei Naepton entgleii1e elm 6ra9tz
aug Der Sunfets8abn. 9l6t perionen
erlitten babel gerlebunsen, bic gum
She'll febr ernit iinb. Oie 0erlebten
tpurben mad eagle 2afe in dr3tIi9e
Bebanblnng gebracbt.
= Nuf Morris' Gan9 bel sSrie>
bri6sbur9 ma6te elm iunger Seut,
i6er, Namens Soc 2ange, eineu
Selbltmorooerfu@. unermi6erte 2iebe
lDirb als Motio ber 3bat angegeben.
Sanges gerleBungen am &opfe finb 10
idwer, baB er faum nit benz 2eben
bapontommen tpirb.
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Strobs8etn. Man i6reibt sen,
rGllaller" aus aagiersberg: Befannts
lid lino bic btesidbrisen Trauben bon
ansge5ei6netcr Qualitdt gepeIen. Das
ber baben 3ablreide 6ebenbeliser BON
bier unb anOeren Srteu Der l1msegeue,
tn ammerl 6weier, aienSbeim, aolmar,
Nei6enweier 3ellenberg, 6appolts>
Deiler, 0nnaweier, geblenbeim II. a. lu.,
ii9 wieber auf bic 6eritellung unb Die
Sereituns bes yStrob=@eines" pers
le9t. Ole l60niten uno oollfommene
iten @Oeltrauben lperben md6renO BE-
SSeinleie bel re6t trodenem Metter OBJ
9el6uitten, bann auf Strob gelegt nnb
tbeils idon i'm Sanuar, tbeils erlt an
Sitcrn gu Wein 9efeltert. Our6 biez
ies lange Siegenlaiien oull3iebt li9 in
ber geere etne 9on3entratiOn bes Wfo>
ftes, Der lpaiierise Snbalt psrounltet
gum SrOBten Ibeil unb Der aus bieleu
Strobz1rauben 9eiponnene @ein erz
bdlt oaOur6 einen wuuoeri9Duen @oloz
9lan3 uno 1T gang olfliiilig. Diele bei>
ben @i9enlhaften bat aber eisentli6
nur gang Der erit all Sltern 9efelterte
SSein, lpesbalb audi nur bieler Der
ei9entli6c StrOb>SSein lit. Derjenige,
Der i6on &ufau9s Sannar gefeltert
uno meiit r0reit0nisss @eiu" genannt
wirb, Fat nod eiue @dbrung 0ur6Sus
MAIDEN uuo lit oaber loeni9er lif0rartis,
bafiir aber alfobolrei9er. Der Strob>
lSein, lupie aud Der DreifOnigs>g8ein
merben NIT pier bis fiinf Wtarf pie
Slai6e be5ablt.
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1a.iti6s.

Dt6terling: o0enfsu Sic ld
mein Gntlcsen! SD fonlm' seiteru
na6 Saule, mo o0 lit meil fleincr
Snnge bon orei SaBrcn 9erabc oamit
bei6dftist, mciue @eoi9te in feiac
Stiide 5u l1neioen !."-9ritifer;
r0ti4t mOglid ! Sann oenn Der Nleine
fc1Dn lelen 2"
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Seitler.Sumcr.

la Dc. mein 0tameustaJ lit,
l6enf' i'd Sbuea eine Wtarf. 1riufea
sic auG eia 6$taa @eilt auf meiue Sc
Iunobeit - &crgelt's @ott tanienbs
NAL gndbi9e Srau-aber lpenu's Sbrer
@einnobeit net l6apen tbGt' : Oann
fauIst' ib mir lieber a 6jlasl Sbnaps
bafiir !"
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llmangenelm.

8anfier Gin iein aomptor tretcuo
auo bort cinen Dieb iibcrrai9euO)
rDiebe lSiIfe 9tlfe I"-Dieb; Sino
sic ntau gang rubig, Wtdnucten
ionlt er5able ih ua6ber Dor @'eriht
oab in Sbrem 0elolAraut bios 2 Ntart
80 Yfennia Waren."
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= 9lus elmer Summer 3ii6terei in
Southport in Maine, pel6e ettua aw0lf
Weilen miBt, tperben idbrli6 etma cine
Million GUNNER in alle Weltgegenben
perienbet.
- Sn Der Stast Stem Oort wirb
tdgli9 etwa cine balbe Weillion Mens
Ideu in Nuf3ugsmai6inen auf unb
nieber bef6rbert.
- Inter Der &egierung Der a6ni=
gin gietoria iinb in Snbien f2,O00,s
900 in @olb unb f206, 900, 600 in
Sil5er geprdst iporben.
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3eitgemab.

5rau: ,aber, Mdnu6en, par,lm
permiini6eit On l6ou wieber cinmal
ben 3errn EroTeilor ?"-M III (oer
ben YrofeliOr Su leiuem 25iabrigeu
glmtsjubildunl i'll einer 0teoe feiern
iolO; uWeil i6 ibn Wieocr eirmal be,
gliidipilnlhcn muB!"
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Nuf benz Ylaneten gteptun adblt
ba8 Sabr 10000 unierer Saae. b. b.
Der einmalige llmlauf bes Planeten
um bic Sonne nimmt iiber einbunberts
pierunb3wansia @rbiabre /: @nipru6.
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ssn6isns s,rnica gnlhe.

Dt. b.F. ealbe bsr gB.t far s4nttt., Aus.faun.
gen, @ef3phre, Utebers uub Saut' Gus&las Sls6t,u,
5eiteu; furtrt SdmOTrbotbsn pber tetns HssabIuns.
Bbatss Sufrtebentttt sarauttrt pbtr has GeIb wtrb
suru6trSfdttet. Is Gent8 BITE S&a&teI. Bum @erfau
Wkcttfalt,
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ltnfcre nemem 9iite mmb Gar
ntt'tren trcffem iebt td9lih
Elm, s,t beren Seiihttsmmg mir
einlaben.
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0as 01dfs.

a.: r3br Sei5er ldeint eill lebr &C.
pilienbafter Wfanu 81 iein. ."-6abris
tant: 80 ia, Dem lit Die 5opferoetrdi,
tise Sampfmai6ine orbcntlih ai'S
Der5 gelpa6ien !"
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- 9as buntle rlanger Bier
Der Gone Star 8rauerei 1T elm nabrer
@6ttertrant fir 6amilien. Srdftigenb,
erfrii6enb uEb mobll6medeno.
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&nnNia.

6rau g.; @aS feblt oeuu Sbrcnl
3immerberrn, oab er ii6IGou I'M s til
glbenos in's Gett legt ?"-Grau y. ::
"@elo !"
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Nus nsr .iulirutttonsItuune

llnteroffi3ter; ,Suber, mas
tbut Der Yolten, lpenn CT iiebt, Dap Die
2lblOlun9 fonmt? Z" - 0uber: aGr
freut 1ih I"
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Qtus 9on6Dn lpiro miigetbeilt,
baB lif @labtone bemad6it elmer
StaarsOperation nntermerfen miihe.