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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-12-29
LEFT BY THE TIDE.
4 willy Agent Persuades II Nan TO
Ruv Undesirable Property.

Buy Undesirable Property.
1.-THE place is really bargain said
the real estate man. only an hours
ride from the city, right on the shore of
the river and half mile from the
sound. Good boating, bathing and every
thing. Come up and see it anyway"
The man who wanted to buy a country
place said all right, he wouldn't mind go
ing up to look at this particular one.
What day can you go?" asked the
agent
day?'"
/ I'll see what train to take"
He disappeared in all inner office where
he remained several minutes. Then he
came out with a timetable and said:
How about the 9:43 train? Can you
take that"
Yes, the man could. So they went up
together. The place was all that it was
pictured to be. 1t was right on the bank
of the river and the water seemed excel
lent for rowing and sailing, so the pros
pective purchaser returned home with
glowing account of the estate. OF course
he had to take his wife up to see for her
self They could not go at once, however.
and in the meantime the husband called
on the agent again. This worthy insisted
that he must drive them over from the
station.
we are going on Friday" said the
visitor.
Wat mir min ute in said the the agent dis.
can go. We will take the 2:0i train
Il should prefer the s:4S. Can't we take
that again?'
'T am very sorry, but I have an en-
gagement for the morning"
So they went in the early afternoon.
The wife was as well pleased as her hus--
deep right to the edge of the grounds.
But before making the purchase the wife
wanted to have her sister look at the
place and the husband thought he would
like to have the advice of his partner
So another visit was arranged for and the
date fixed. This time the agent insisted
that they take either the sos a. m. train
or the 5:57 D. m. His customer demurred,
and said the four could go alone now
There really was no need for the agents
accompanying them the third time. But
thought it would be mpolite to have the
party go without guide. IL would be
busy all that day. Couldn't they take the
5:57 train and dine with MIN at the hotel.
They would never really appreciate the
Mace until they saw it in the early even
ing.
invitation was accepted The journey
was made and all were charmed with the
house and it's surroundings. The river
was an especial attraction. 1t was so
convenient for rowing and sailing. In
short. the deed was soon signed and the
first payment on the property made In
a few weeks the family took possession
of the house. arriving in the evening.
The next morning they went down to the
river. but there was no river there. A
black, Shiny tract stretched out half a
mile to the narrow stream, which was all
that was left of the noble waterway
''Why. the tides out" some one sug-
gested.
Eyes, if the tide had been out at any
time when we came up here before [
shouldn't have bought the place." said
he head n family mourn fIl11V And
now he DOESN'T know VIII ether TO sue the
agent, to give him good thrashing or to
admire him as a shrewd business man
New York Tribune.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-12-29
TOM TO SUE AND SUE TO TOM.

Can you guess, my sweetheart" queried
Tom of Sue,
Can you fathom by loves art what I'll
buy for you?"
Pretty Susan bowed her head, made a
pretty frown,
Then in accents sweet she said, OPEN
ing eyes of brown:
WHY, certainly not. But I'm dying to
have Christmas eve come so that | can
find out. l know it will be something
frightfully Notwithstanding that viii
cost lots more than you can afford. You
men are SO reckless with your money!"
Poor Tom next day ran in debt for a
diamond pin,
And he hasn't paid up yet for he's "shy
of tim
And he says that if he ever asks Sue
he has arranged in advance for a year S
board in the nearest insane asylum.
By the way, Sue gave Tom a piece of
neoiVear that cost 70 cents.
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''grog'' and take the extra money and
coffee. This continues until the present
day, though for some years the pay list
has shown an extra of fifty cents "a
month only. for each man, most Of the
extra pay having been lost in a Csn
increase. The men accepted prohibition
with the compensa ting money ana co.4ee
because they knew that they gained by
IL; they got something for nothing. And
From that day to this no liquor OF a ny
kind has been supposedly allowed on the
forward part of a United States ship,
and those who come from liberty
drunk. or showing signs of liquor, are
severely punished. The sober man is no
longer laughed at, no longer called a
'Inolly-cod," but be is paid by the crew
to keep sober and pass inspection ard
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Scenic Line. Standard Gauge.
Current Time Table.
IN EFFECT NOVEMBER IS, 1895.
LEAVE SALT -I.AEE

NJ LEAVE SALT LAKE CITY.
W Z3For Bingham, Provo
Grand Junction and all points
No For Provo. Grand Inrc- S:O0 a m
ton and all points east 49,. 7:4O D. m
Nc; 5-For Ogden and interme-
date points -........-.-...... SEQ n m
No. 6-For Mt. Pleasant. Manti.
Salna and all intermediate
No; S-F'or Eureka, PaySon. = LIZ
PROVO and all intermediate
No 3-For Ogden ard the west. ii:45 p NJ n.
NO. 1-F'or Ogden and the west12:15 D. M
- ARRIVES SALT LAKE CITY
NO. 1-From Provo. Grand
junction and the east ........12:Oj D. m,
No. 3-F'rom Provo, Grand
Junction and the east .........11:35 ,. m.
no. 5-FrOm Provo, Bingham
Salina. Manti, Eureka and all
intermediate points . 80 n n,
NO. G-From Ogden and inter-
mediate points ................. $40 A m.
No From Eureka and Payson9:55 a. m.
No. From Ogden and the west7:55 A m.
No. 4-t'rom Ogden and the west7:3O D. m
only line running through Pullman
PaIace sleeping cars Salt Lake City to
San Francisco; Salt Lake City to Der
yer via Grand Junction and Salt I.dke
City to Kansas City and Chicago va
Colorado points
Through tourist or family sleeperz
without change, to Kansas City. Chicago
and Boston.
Free reclining chair cars Salt Lake to
Denver.
Ticket Office 10 West Second South
Street.
D. c. Dodge. s. H Babcock.
F. A. wadle.gh. General Passenger Agt,
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nounced- as a fool and lunkhead, and
told not to come to the mast again with
any such fool yarns. Protest that it was
whisky when he captured it was of no
avail. and the crew laughed and got
drunk. While all hands were aft waiting
for the captain, one of the men had crept
behind the mast and substituted one can
for the other.
sion as a cruising shin. some wears ago.
she was anchored off ''the battery in
New York harbor. a boat had been off
to land an officer, and when she came
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-12-29
CONQUERED THE DRUG.

But He Committed Suicide After
Being Completely Cured.
The story of Max Trantwein's life
was that of a struggle against the
force of the terrible morphine habit.
He was a complete moral and physi-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-12-29
HOW JACK TAR
GETS HIS GROG
Prohibition in the Navy That
Does Not Prohibit.
Oil AND WHISKY ALIKE
CAUSE OF GREAT TROUBLE FOR
OFFICER OF THE DECK.

Whisky in the Bible, Lonves of
Bread, etc.-Going TO Church to Get
RUm-Drink on the End of a
observation-disclosures Substitutions
Various Ways Of Dcdgfng.
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Liquor in Loaves of Bread.

There was United States ship once
at anchor in the bay of Algeciras when
there were 10000 Indian troops on the
rock of Gibraltar, brought there for
purpose which does not concern this ar
ticle The presence of these troops. how
ever, prevented our men having any lib
erty. We lay there a week and not man
had been ashore except the commanding
officer, and certainly he would not bring
liquor 20 the crew. But there were
number of drunken men on board every
day, all the same. and no one could tell
where the rum came from. A bum-boat
came alongside every morning and solo
fresh bread principally. Our first lieu
tenant, who usually took the morning
watch. was man OF close observation.
He noticed that the sailors went down
to the boat to buy bread. and were so
anxious to get it that they almost fought
TO see who should have it. This led the
lieutenant TO make personal investga-
ton Early one morning he came on deck
dressed as a sailor man, and went down
10 the hum boat with the others to buy
fresh bread: He bought three loayes and
paid shilling each for them, but he
did not object to the price, and got back
TO his own quarters without being dis
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Now the prohibition that does not pro-
hibit. is the life-cure of the officer of
the deck 1t is his business to see that
no liquor comes on board ship, and yet
the master of arms and all the marine
guard
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IL
From Chicago. Omaha. st
LOUIS Kansas City, Denver
E,I6 arm city and ogden - 2.10 r, m
IRON San Helena Helena. Butte. Portland. ''iO p m
rom San i''Sf Fra ana Ogden 5:05 a. m
diattiey, Ogden and inteTme-
From Chicago ss o,o,i:.; 7:25 p. m
and OTis; o, Kansas City. Denver
'F Tona,F Frisco. Milford. ssn6cts $50 a. IN.
and 'eE' rneSphi. Provo. Iercur
'Mixed train fro;, 1;o.;... $50 p. m
ana Garfield Beach s.oo
For Chic. DEPART.
,-1alcago. Omaha De,..
and Parlll 'y, ., 81 Louis. Ogden
o. San Francisco o., -. Geo u. m.
points points Valley and inter,Sesd qeh;
2 ootn ogden and i iiii.i; SEQ a. m
& Ta Chicago. Oman; 49,. $3.50 p. n
t5oTIIo'S CITY. St I.oui. 80
For EilraISe-,l ana San Francisco 7.d0 r, r,
Friscot Sanpete Valley All
*lTiveJ ----........
B eaeh train train for GariIeIJ 10 L. M
Trains CUeie anu Terminus IF. ~,
sunday oI Juab run daily cxceys
DaiIy except sn.da,.
TICKET Or'TICE. @gt y.rv So
M telephone No. 95n
improved ll ToanP, alsee sleeDers. La,esc
dining Cb iGrrls T. sleepers. Free Re-
COACHES O-ialr Cars. Elese2Ht Day
couo, D. E. BURLEY.
general Agt Passenger DsI,.
>. r. ~ CLARK,
Ill FIR W. MINK
John ". DoANE.- l'''O>'
FREDERIC r. COT-DFRT
E. I. LoMAx. C. r ( 5.sG IS A,,
L. DICKINSON. Gen Manager.
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Going to Church to Get Rum

w heneVer the ship is IN port on sum
day, the 'goody-goody" man who never
drinks, invariably asks for permission
10 20 to church. To show his piety and
to deceive the poor wretched officer of
the deck, the man carries bible, the
larger the better. He goes ashore ard
comes back thoroughly sober. Frequently
the officer Of the deck, who really " she's
TO encourage this pious man. will sop
him at the gangway and make inquiries
about the sermon, 10 which he mas lis
tened These pleasant questions an
swered. the church-goer goes forward
and about an hour later the master of
arms reports that there is a drunken
man in the forecastle. The proper aU-
thority is informed of this breach of
discipline and the poor officer of the
deck is asked why he allowed liquor TO
coma on board. He can only say that no
one came on board during his watch, ex-
cept the man with the Bible and he was
not a drinking man.
Where did the drink come from? Why
the Bible was followed out so as to hold
a quart bottle, and when the man got
on board with the liquor, he sold its con-
tents at 80 cents a small drink. Men who
go ashore to attend church on Sunday
have been known to borrow the cabin
Bible from the captain, so that they
might bring one like it on board. OF
course the exchange had to be made by
some slight of hand trick, but a big cab
in Bible will hold nearly a gallon OF
whisky.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-12-29
YALE HAIR TONIC.

Greatest and most wonderful discov-
cry of the age. The only remedy known
to bring back the natural color to gray
and faded hair. Stops hair falling in
"a hours; creates a luxuriant growth.
1t always gives the natural color,
whether it is Blonde or Brunette. Abb
solutely pure; recommended for Chill
dren as well as Adults. Price. $1.OO per
bottle; for $500.
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gr NOR 70 ritterlt1 unb riidIi9tsnoll,
als e8 BET ieiner etwas proiaii6en
Natur iiberbaupt m6sli9 mar. 9lber ct
mar um liebenunooreiBis Sabre Glter
als i'd, mar Elm niidteruer, fiihl rede
member &aufmann uno-pa8 fir unIer
ebeli1es @liid ptelleid)t ihmerer in'8
@epid)t fiel als bteie Mdnsel-id
babe ibn riemals 9eliebt."
rNidt geliebt? l1nb tparit benno9
feline 0rau semorbeu? 9ietu, 2ucD,
ieber gnberen f0nnte i'd bas slauben-
rur uidt Dir."
rl1nS iparunt serabe mir ni6t, Gu
bolbefe atler @6n,ei@lerinnen? ST
eS In 0einen 9lugen oenn eine 70 grobe
Gin6e, obne giebe 81 beiratben?"
uGbrlib 9eipro@en-ia! l1nb i'd
babe felt bem Gage, ba mir unS aut
Gtrance bon Sltenoe fennen lernten,
eine 10 iunige gerebrung fir Gid
sebest, OaB lelblt Geine eigene Der
li6eruns mid nidt babin brtnsen
f6nnte, Old unter jene @ei@opfe su
adblen, pel@e iid) perfaufen lallen
ober In falter 8erednuns iid 1elblt
nerfaufen.'
I'm Srau QucDs 2ippen fpielte ipies
ber jeneS be3aubernbe 0d1eln, baS ibr
i'm Sluge olle SerSeu 9emiunen
,nuBte: aber in ibren 9usen mar bltsz
,.y.s.. etns Nlalame aufge3udt, Die IN
eieentbiimli9em G'egenias su bieiem
3drtli6en, beltrifenben @d6eln ltano.
rOu briidlt Did Elm ipenis bart
aus; lneine liebe Wlaub, benn ,,ende
jeuer armen Sruuen 1T bod pielleidt
3u bernitleiben. Sn 8esus auf mid
aber maslt On gang rubi9 fein; oenn
i'd babe mid weber perfauft nod pers
faufen laiieu. SD beiratbete meinen
Mfanu eben tiur, neil er mir ni9t
serabe miBfiel unb neil t9 namenlos
ungliidli6 mar.
ngfamenlo8 ungliidlidl llnb be8z
balb--"
pDesbulb nabm i6 bic @erbuns beS
erlten beiten an-jal" beftdttgte Srau
SucD rubig. rslher i'd begreife, mein
2iebling, ruB Geine ylildliden adt3ebn
Sabre bie8 Jidtbiel nid)t Su lolen per@
mOsell. s9ie lollteit Ou Dir porltellen
fonnen, baB man li6 in mabnuiti9er
Ser5lpeifluns Dem llnseliebten gu eigen
sibt, neil man ben ni9t beiisen fam,
ben man nit allen 6alern leiner Seele
liebt!"
.arme SucD!" iaste WlauO boil ties
fen MitleiOs. rllno Ou iplrbelt na6]>
her nod ungliidli9er ais 3uuOr?"
(Eortietune foINtl.
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Seras 9taats Tair nno 9allas
Nusiteanus,
gprbett nno SiBiimmpns. physical
culture" =Soritellnmg.
0allas, Gegas, 10. Sftpber bis
3. 9fDnember 1895.
gfieorige @rfuriipns Staten aaf Der
Santa Sc Giienbabm 2inie.

Sir bic 3eras 5taaiS Gair unb
Dalas Qusfeluns, peI9e am 10.
October er6ffnet unO fiir BEN Seru,in
bis gum 3. HDbsmber 1895. bauern
pirb, offerirt Die 5anta Sc @iIeubabn.
Berpaltung niebriee @IturFonsraten.
6ins unb addFabrt fir ben einfaden
Sabrpreis, BON allen Buntten ibrer
2inie, SidetS ha5en big gum 5. Nos
pember Giltiefeit.
Wuber Der 0ben genannten @rfur.
fionsrate perben npd 6abrfarten BON
anen puntteu Ser 2inie perfauft. Die
auf 8 (brei) Gage nad1 beren 26Iung
glltig linb au einem Marimum preis
BON $5. Dieies BON alen Statiouen.
beren einfa6er preis mebr als $5 bes
trdgt.
Sic physical culture" 8orfel.
lung pDn @orbett unb GiBfimmons
nirb am 81. October I'm 10 nbr 8ors
mittags itattfinben.
,Siir ben l. Nopember bat prdiibent
Stuart bes ,6loriba Ntbletic Club
nit Maber unb O'Donnel. wie aud
&pan unb Smith smei 8orifeaunsen
arrungirt, fur einen @intrittsprei8.
@rturfonss Jabrfarten nab Dallas
tperben nod obigeu 9lngaben, fir bisie
WorIfelungen Dertauft.
@intrittSfarten nit reierpirten Giben
iinb bur6 ben Ngenten Der Santa Sc
5u be3ieben.
aauft Cure 8iIette gu 9auie, nm
bas @ebrduge am 9lmpbitbeater gu
permeiben.
%. 8. aeeuan,
@eneral pafagier Mgent.
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9as meme S.ones5tar>Yalais.

gSte ftd, bic HciR'sen @anoe regen.
0Sie iidb baS tnmmelt mnbertuaaot,
9Sic fie Oa flopfen, bammern, ta8en
limb miifi8 bleibet feine Sano.
Wfit nt1d)t gen Ouaoern fc1iuerbelaitet
1rifft 9Sa9en oa nm SSa9en Elm
1tno nintmerSar tuiro bort geraftet
9Scnm bod, lid, anftbiiruit gtcin anf
Gtein.
llmb ,ueldbem 3tuedc = iuuflt Sbr
fragen,
Ser itolSe 8au 8eiuiomet Sci?
0as lit, id) tutl'S iDfOrt Gadj iagen,
Sic ucuc clone Star" Srauerei
9rUnt erit VOllenonng bas Seainnen-
Sci meinem SSDrt, id3 iab' eS germ =
Damn ftattert ppn ben b16iten 3innen
Sic SABINE init Sem @inscl=stern!
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Siitet Gnth ppr ssalid,eru.

uel&e ben Martt perpeiten unb arante, bic ibnen in
bic Sdnbe fallen. nm ibr @eIb brtnsen, unb mas nrH
i4ltmmer, hurd tbre SGwinbeImebSineu bdufis bes
rem eeiben rerf&Itmmern gnb @rDniid ma9en. @tr
erfhuen nur uaiere 9Hi9t sesen bic @eeuiGaft penn
mir bas gublitnm Dor bieien seuHenlcien 8etrasern
parnen. Gtwas gOriitt feitens bes Rdufers fsist
fteen BOT 8etrus, wenn er fpIserbe Guwetiuns i'm
@ebd&tnib bebdIt Wan taufe ME in @ebinben
(5dHeru cber arhsen), benn bas dSte 6cfteHer's
WdeenbitterS ptrb nur in GlaI9en pertauft pelde
bte hbi6e tn Stdbl secene Gillette trasen, BITE ben
9ampf ct. @ecrss NIT bem Dra4en bartlett. Gm
Sube teist en Mtniaturs be tinterf@rtft bes
@rdii6enteu Der Sretter Go. neber ben aprf III eine
Wetaufapiel Seipanut, auf peI4er ber Rame bes Grs
tfeIS unb tn ber Witte etn eeatGcnfcpf sepr6st TT.
Seben, ber sefdlf&teS Spettrr's WasenbitterS rer=
fauft werben MIR sert&tlt6 beIansen. Geine trense
Beftrafuns NJ unanSbIetblia.
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@am5li@er Slmsnerfamf.

gDie aae Sabre. 10 finbet aud biess
nal bel uns Elm gdnslidber AusDertauf
Der Waaren su Spottpreiien n
itatt. nm &aum 5u MAIDEN fiir elm
bollltdnbig neues 2aaer.
Q8ir pfferiren beiipielspeiie: uns
iere $500 6erreni9ube fir MIR 1925.
unfere $500 2abies sSrforo"s5
gu $1.25. ainberi1uhe bebeutenb
unter ibrem Wertbe.
aae S6ube uon beiOnSers gutter
Qualitdt.
Sine ,5ies1 tleinss MaB, bic 800
unb $3.50 fofeten. Derfaufen mir ieSt
fir $1.25.
5pre9t pOr uub itber3engt @uG.
@inberella 9 9u bsBalaf,
@de 0Oufion 5iraBe unb Qpenue 6.
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@mnbreiie Siaette.

2eiet bic peri@ieDenen @elegenbeis
ten. fur tpel9e bic
Giiblide 7saciftc - Snufet 8abm,
rebuairte &unbreiie>Binette mad 6itlis
den pldBen Derfauft.
@nnclabe 5empelritter, Bottom,
Maif. Cine &ate fir bic &unbreiie
II. bis %. Nuguit; siiltig big gum 8.
October 1895.
gDegen ndberer @in5elheiten tpenbet
gu6 an ben nd6lten 3idet Nsentsn
ober on
@.@. 8eiu 2.S. Barfs.
Sraffic Manager. u. @. q. & S.A.
6ouiton. 8er. 0puiton, Ser.
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Die 2ait Der 4rbeit mirb fortm6bs
renb burd neue @rfinbungen erIei9tert,
abrr ni6ts Reues 1T bis iebt entbedt
Dorbeu. nm bic Stunben Der Miiben
10 au erbeqen unb bag 2eben le6ens.
wertb 5u MAIDEN. wie Simmons 2iper
&egulator" e8 tbut. @s lit bies bic
berborragenbfte aler Mebieinen. Cine
untbdti9e 2eber briidt baS @emiitb nies
Der unb peruria6t algemeine Mattigs
teit, abgeieben babon. baB fie bas gan.
se Spitem auBer Orbnung bringt.
Iber simmons 2iper Hegulator1
frdftigt ben gan3en a6rper BON neuem.
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California 8 @eime.

QBeinliebbaber inben Elm groBes Ga.
ger bon feinen California Weinem Bel
Serrn ). S. Wteper am 9llamu
Bla3a. 9err MeDer iu9t bic Meine
on Ort unb Stelle aus unb fauft birefi
aus Dem &eller Der Meinsii9ter. NIs
gutem &enner gelingt es ibm tets, bic
beiten SDrten aussuwdblen. gr fanu
feline 4unben unb Gamilien nit einem
guten Srppfen perieben. &otbs unb
MeiBs @eine in porsiigli1er QuaIitdt
BON ieBt ab $1.00 her @olloue - freI
ins Saus aeiiefert.
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W}atfhtea SrptherS. +.

GIetfGer 9Oufous StraBe
2iefern ba5 ppr3iigli6ite &inbs, S6afs
unb S9neinefleif6. g Spe3talitdt.
Sunges 9albfleii d. Ollie Sor~
ten BON @urit. Gli6, 9luitern, Sc
fiiigel. Wilb.
8efellungen merben in irgenb einem
Sbeile Der Stabt frei abgeliefert.
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StanOaro.
BaNaSesSiaette aQer Mrt
Mad mnh bon GnrOpa.
3tuiidDenoedss1taten niebriger ale
je 5nt,pr.

Sebt III Bic 3eit. Sidets gu faufsn
unb Gerwanbte unb 8efaunte aus Der
alien 5eimatb beriibertommensu !ahen.
Weaen genauer Snformation iuenDe
man fi3 an
osr. 30. 5. DounD
General. BaiiaaiersNaent bet MaaOrp
Sampfer 2iNie
523 GAIT Souton Strake, San 4ns
tDniD, Iegas.
Offijieller 9tgent fir ale europdis
l9en 9ampfer 2inien.
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Nm Samitas fanb auf benz gers
liner Matbdifirdbof bic 8efattung
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-10-01

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