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PERSONALS.

Hon. Paris Kilburn has purchased the resi-
dence of Baron Won Stillfen, North Berkeley
Mr.. and Mrs. Kilburn will continue to receive
| their friends on Thursdays.
Mrs. Henry Finkeldey and Miss Louiss
Green are spending few weeks at Los Gatos
William Payne Lambert, the veteran native
son, Will leave on August IL on the sic amel
Columbia for his home at Walla Waila, WASH,
where he goes to celebrate his parents golden
wedding anniversary.
Mrs. Percy and Her bert Norrington and Miss
May Norrington will return from Mill Valley
about September l.
Cap ain George w. Sumner, lately comm and-
ing he Monadnock, has been placed in COM
mand of tue United States hayward at Brook
Ign, n. Y.
last week at the Hotel Rowardenan, near Ben
Lomond, in the Santa Cruz Mountains.
Mrs. Max Moses OF 303 Grove street will be
at home on the third instead of the second
Monday of this month.
Mrs. A. Mann has moved to 1919 Larkin
street.
Mrs. J. Arnheim has moved to 1919 Larkin
street and will be at home the first Monday of
each mouth.
Miss Julia Jacobs of sacramento is here on a
vacation and is the guest OF her aunt, Mrs. j..
Cohen.
Mrs. Max Abrams and family are stopping
at 1851 Park avenue, Alameda.
Miss Katherine P1lklngton left on the Ex-
celsior for A. aSka
Mrs. L. Thieben and daughter have removed
from 1883 OFarrell street to 2014 Suffer.
Miss Edith Crandall has returned to her
home after spending the summer at Hotel
Rowardenan and at San Jose.
T. Zekind and Mr.. and Mrs. D. A Levy have
removed to 1922 Sherman street, Bay station,
Alameda.
Mrs. L. c. Pstolesi returned from her trip to
Capitola and left July "a for the north, where
she will renal u for some time.
Miss Agnes Cannon has returned after an
extended Eastern visit
DR.. Frank c. Pague and wife have returned
from tw o weeks visit at Etna Springs.
Miss Minnie SchHfer has returned fl ON Los
Angeles after pleasan vacation of two weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Levy (nee Sherwood)
have returned and viii reside with Mrs. Levy's
N o Their a 500 Ellis street.
Mrs. Charles f. Geggus has been the guest of
Mrs. s. H. Seymour at her cottage in Belvedere
for two weeks.
A camping party consisting of Mrs. Ellen
Bennett, Master Herbert Bennett Jatters, Ben
nett, MAYS, NJ E. Mays of Portland, Miss Lena
James, E. James Stanford, Miss Mcdonald of
Oakland, Thomas irwin of New York will
spend few weeks on the coast near Cam bria.
Mrs. W. h. Brott of Fresno is visiting her
friend, Mrs. Thomas McClintock, at 1874
Haight street
Mr.. and Mrs. V. Teresi, Miss Amanda and
her sister Carotta have returned from a pro-
tracted sojourn at Boiinas Bay.
Mrs. D. Z. Morey of Mountain View enter
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Mr.. and Mrs W. T. Lyon, Mr.. and Mrs. J. D.
Cameron, Mrs H. E. Church, Mrs E. r. Tay-
Tor, Mrs. E. D. Taylor, Mrs. Charles Sleeper,
Mrs. H. Mcleod, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Harris, Mr.
and Mrs. j. Edwards, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Bowes,
M. and Mrs. R. C. Black; Misses Nellie E
Ewing, Emma Church. Pauline Halter, Louise
Halter, Lulu Mcleod Anita Sleeper, Maggie
Ross, Lizzie Walsh, Maud Harris, Lucy Nc
Near. Helen Taylor, Nettie Thompson, Martha
Harris, Jessie Harris Messrs. F. E. Chaplin, j.
T. McGhee, ]. w. Russell, A. D. Mclean, ].
Thompson, C. Stallman, j. Prat, J. A. Miller,
E. H. B ack, A. Simpson. F. w. Jaeger, Arthur
Hare, W. Furber and B. A Gum.
delightful lunch party was given by Mrs.
NJ. A. Burr recently in honor of Mrs. Jameson
prior to her departure East. The afternoon
was pleasantly spent in a game of progressive
hearts, Mrs. Jameson winning first prize.
Those present were: Mrs. Sankey, Mrs. janice
son, Mrs. Lindsay, Mrs. Patton, MIS-. Edwards,
Mrs. Becsey, Mrs. Owens and Mrs. Burr.
The Misses Partridge gave a musicale last
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Ewing, Miss R. Thompson, Miss Susie
Mrs. Jane NJ Ballantine, Mr.. and Mrs. D. NJ.
cove, Miss NJ. s. Belm. Miss w. MeCabe, Mrs.
Matthias Meyer. Mrs. NJ. R. Shierer, Miss
Elizabeth Lawton, Mrs. F. H. Lawton. Miss
Lawton, Mrs Helen L. Kelley, l. A. Goldman
Amy Steinman, Mrs. W. f: Hubbard, the
Misses HUI bbard, Mrs. Fred Roster, Ellen
Hawkinson, Miss Minnie L. schlueter, Miss L.
NJ. Schueter, Mrs. A o. Duncan, E. W.
schu ter, Mr.. and Mrs. C. II. Woods, Miss Ida
B. Woods, DR.. L. W. Hawk, Augusta L.
Gillespie, NJ. HiIdreth, DR.. Halle, b.
T. Alden, George F. Batch, Colonel l.
Trumbo Mrs. Charles NJ. Shortridge, Mrs
Winslow Anderson. T. H. Payne, DR..
Winslow Anderson, Mr.. and Mrs j.
Cary, Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Judge, II. j. Ram
sey, Mr. and Mrs. John Malpesta. W. E. Lee, d.
Nozzle, H. L. Schem. J. Cam, Charlotte s.
Liese Emma Grammar. Lettie Grammar, Mrs.
J. c. Cannon, Mrs. W. Hunter, Mrs. A. NJ.
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Del Monte.

DEL MONTE, CAL, Aug. 1.-THE new golf
links in the grove opposite Hotel del Monte
have just been finished, and during the week
several highly interesting games have been
played Some OF the golf enthusiasts staying
here are players of considerable scientific
skill and fine sport may be seen when they
handle the clubs. good game occurred re-
Gently between Captain Payson and John
Fowler and W. B. Tubbs and George Pope, the
latter couple coming off victorious. Tue play
ers pronounce the links well laid and excel
lenlly conditioned.
The social event of the week at this charm
ing resort was the dinner Saturday evening
given by Mr.. and Mrs. John Fowler of St.
Louis. The smaller OF the new dfning-r ooms,
in which the dinner YVES served was elegantly
decorated with PAINS and o,her plants, and
the delicate ferns and flowers which adorned
the table produced most pleasing appear
ance. Mr.. and Mrs FowIers guests FOR the
evening were: Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Tub IBIS, Mr..
and Mrs. d. I. Murphy, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Pope, Mass Celia Tobin, Miss Beatrice Tobin,
Emile and Louis Bruguiere and Captain and
Mrs Payson.
The following are some OF the prominent
people now staying at Hotel del Monte: Mrs
c. A. de Santa Marina, Miss de Santa Marina,
Miss Polastri, Miss C. Tobin, Miss B. Tobin,
Alfred Tobin, Mr.. and Mrs. F. F. Ryer, Mr.. and
Mrs. C. R. Hurd, Mr.. and Mrs. C. Heller. Mac
Intosh Ke logg, Miss Kellogg, Mrs. C. NJ.
Keency, Miss Keenev, Mr.. and Mrs George
Pope. Mr.. ana Mrs. w. B. Tubbs. Mr.. and Mrs
Adam Grant, Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Worden. Cap
tain ana Mrs. Kane, Captain and Mrs. Payson,
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THE CANAAN CHE.
She Will Be Brought to This City by
Members of the Naval Bat
TALON To-Day.

This morning Captain Turner. COM
handing the naval battalion of California,
panied by about forty men, Will
leave on the Amy for Mare Island, for the
purpose of taking possession OF the mont
tor Camanche and steaming her down to
her moorings again.
She has been on the drydock at the
island for some time, and during that
time she was cleaned of many tons OF bar
nacles and sea grass that chung to her
bottom. These having been removed her
hull was covered with four coats OF paint,
and she is now in good condition for
making trip down the bay.
1t is expected that next Tuesday the en-
joyable officers mess that had been dis
continued during the time the vessel was
laid up will be resumed.
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Latest arrivals at Mark West Springs are
Irwin Silverstein, Harry Cohn, E. C. Dake,
Phil Cramer, Fred Lowenthal, Jake Lowen-
thai, 1. Fatow, Alice Taylor, San Francisco;
P Walkenmeister, Amador County; Mr.. ana
Mrs. ]. c. Collins, NJ bel Collins. Oakland;
Miss Title Ephart, Esther Jacoby. Jenni.
Morris, San Francisco; P. Coulter, San IA
Rosa; A. L. White, Suisun; Mr. and Mrs. V.
Coutrois, Mr.. and Mrs. H. Shuman. Mr.. and
Mrs. 5. Lowengrin. Mr.. and Mrs. 1. Blum, San
Francisco Title Walsh Calistoga
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Paso Robes.

Late arrivals at Paso Robes include: Cap
tain A. c. Freese, wife and family, Mrs. L. God
ehaux and H. H. Kerby. San Francisco; c. w.
Clark, Sacramento; David S. Sudden, Stanford
University; ] c. Dill, Sanuas; William NJ.
Lewis, Judge w. E. Greene Oakland; Mrs Paul
Morrill,, Pauline Morrill, Miss Grace Morrill,,
San Francisco; Mr.. and Mrs. S. L. Smith, New
York; Mrs. L. Jones, Miss L. Jones, Master K.
T. Jones Roston
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Agua Caliente Springs.

The list OF guests registered at Aqua Caliente,
Sonoma County, during the last week include:
Miss Spooner, Mrs. Locke, Charles J. elshaw,
a T. Geggers, A. E. Krellom, C. ]. Wightman,
Oakland; Sidney NJ. Smith and wife, San Ra-
Wallace. D. Kerr. d. H. Barricks, San Fran
cisco; Professor LIE Conte and wife, Professor
MllklnSnn q Ill 1I-ifn RnrL nln
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Of Physical Culture.

Johnston, Mrs. D. V. Robinson, Miss A. Robin
son, Kate G. Aiken. Miss ANY Barnett, Mrs.
H. d. Rowe, Mrs. w. Frank Pierce. Miss Lizzie
Hughes Miss Ethel Martin, Miss Alnette Ed
wards, Miss Lucille E. Park r, Mrs J. Ed
wards, H. g. Edwards. A. E. Kaeier, ]. G. Ed
wards Samuel D. Mayer and wife, Mrs. Henry
Wetherbee, Mrs. Susie M. Farnum, DR.. LNlab
Merrill Mrs. Lelab Merrill, Mrs. Frank Hen
shaw, DR.. A. F. Merriman Jr. and wife, F.
Koenig, DR.. R. F. Gray, Giles F. Gray and wife,
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. S. Lowenthal.
Lake Tahoe.
TALLAC, LAKE TAHOE. CAL, Aug IA
party consis ting of Mr.. and Mrs. w. E.
Sharon, Miss Florence Sharon Miss Blanche
Sharon, Walter Leimert and Harry Farr of
Oakland George, Frank and Claude Sharon of
Virginia City; and Miss Hattie Hoobler of
Pittsburg arrived during the week. and has
made things in general more lively than at
any other time during the summer. George
Sharon climbed to most dazzling height on
Cascade Fall, reaching point where no one
has ever been before, and is consequently the
hero OF the hour in Tsllac. A grand concert
was given 8 the hotel in honor of the event,
and the singing of Miss Florence Sharon was
heartily enjoyed as we'll as that of Harry
Farr. The violin playing of Walter Leimert
was repeatedly encored. The party also
climbed Mount Tallac, and Mrs. Sharon made
a record by travelling the entire dis taIce on
foot.
Another moonlight excursion is on the tapis
| for next week. Sailor Jacks boat will again
be pressed into service and concert as we'll
as musica will be rendered during the trip.
The engagement of Charles Iyanoff of TaIlac
and Miss Martha Steyer OF San Francisco has
been announced.
Fishing still continues excellent and angling
is in vogue. MessIs. Tevis and Wills landed
forty-two trout in Grass Lake yes terday with
a fly. This eclipses all past records in that
BODY OF water.
William Sexton and family of San Francisco,
who have been visiting various places of in
terest in the Sierras Tor tbs past couple of
weeks, departed from Tails &C to-day. Mr.. Sex
ton has private conveyance and travels
from point to point making stops of sufficient
length SO as TO enaule him to the In ter
estlng points in every vicinity.
The management OF Taliac has ascertained
that 1908 pounds of fish has been shipped by
guests OF Taliac through Wells, Fargo q Co.
during the months of June ana July.
Among the recent arrivals at Tallac are:
Mrs. A. Granger Alvarado, Cal. c. A. Granger
and wife, Salt Lake City: Mr.. and Mrs. William
l. Tevis Fraulein Gaeutzscn, Two maids and
four children, H. A. Taussig, B. N. Rowley and
vile, San Francisco: F. ID. Nicol and son,
Stockton; D. E. Preissen, Sacramento; Leo
Metsger. He ry Applegate, Miss Kate Apple
gate, Miss L. Warner, Alameda; W. A. Grub,
B. G. Somers, San Francisco; F. l. Everett and
wife, Oakland Fl. Wright, San Jose; o. Lloy d,
San Francisco; Harry Farr, Waiter Leimert
Oakland; w. E. Sharon, Virginia City; Mrs. w.
E. Sharon, Miss Florence Sharon, Miss Blanche
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AT THE RESORTS.
Notes From the Seaside, the
Mountains, the Lakes and
the Sprinos.

The dawn OF August still finds society at the
many fashionable resorts In fact as the sea-
son advances toward the close gayeties in
crease and mine host exerts himself more and
more with the happest resuits-his guests
linger on and the return to the City is indef-
nitely postponed.
The rule esta blished at the outset of the sea-
son-that no particular resort was to be the
particular resort OF the smart set-has
been maintained, and consequently society
has visited more places, danced at many more
different hotels en- joyed the delights offered
by various and many resorts than heretofore
has been customary or proper.
Below will be found our usual resume from
the many fashionable interior resorts.
Mount Tama1pais.
MOUNT TAMALPAIs, CAL. Aug. THE
number OF visitors to the summit OF the noun
tain has been unusually large during the past
week. and many parties have lunched on the
rocky and inspiring summit
Mrs Charles M. Shortridge was among the
guests this week who enjoyed trip over the
strange road that winds its way from the red
wood groves of Mill Valley to the top of old
majestic Tamalpals.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Flint and Mr.. and Mrs.
Mrs. L N. Merrill OF Oakland were on the sum-
NIT last Tuesday.
party of Oregon people, among them Miss
E. V. Hess, Mrs. NJ. D. Mills and Miss E. C.
Warren. were at the Tavern on the topmost
point Wednesday
T. J. Bass was guest here this week.
Miss Helen J. Bliss and Miss Margaret Leeper
OF Chicago, Ill, are among those registered at
the Tavern.
Among those lately registered at the Tavern
of TamalpaiS are the following: Mrs. NJ. E..
Whitehead, Reuben W. Hills Jr Mrs R. w.
hills, NJ. H. Merrill, Mrs. H. B. Sinclair, Miss
Ella Laupnier. s. c. Catching, John N. Luning,
Miss NJ. Siebert, Mrs r. White, Mrs l. J..
Truman, Mrs. NJ. II. Cuibert, H. H. Bruenn,
W. L. Calkins, Mrs J. D. English, Mrs j. Rel
mer, Miss F. Medium, Mrs. S. C. Talcott Mrs
Juda Newman, Mrs. L. T. Watchman,
Mrs. Sam Miller Anna StoIl, Mrs. Hen
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THEY'RE ENGAGED.
Preparing for Early Fall Wed
dines.

The wedding of Miss Lillian ]. Brind and
William D. Caldwell will be celebrated on
Thursday, August II, at the residence OF the
brides parents, Mr. and Mrs. Brind on Cali
fornia street
The engagement is announced of Miss Leah
Lehman and Leopold l. Calm. They will re-
ceve their friends on Sunday afternoon,
August 10, at 1916 Sacramento street
The engagement is announced OF Miss Jo-
hanna Muller 10 WilAelm ERIK of Stockton.
The engagement of Miss Mae McNaughton
Purdie and Fred w. Pitts has been announced.
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Klamath Hot SPRINGS.

Among the late arrivals at Klamath Hot
Springs are: Mrs. J. S. Noble. Mrs G. w.
Fletcher, Miss Martha Fletcher, Thomas Deni-
gan, John Walbridge, 7. F. Maher Miss E
cummings, Graham Glass Jr., Mrs. May X.
Clark, T. H. Barnard, l. Nehrbass ST., l.
Nehrbass Jr., a. E. Raynes, Mrs. A. E. Haynes,
Mrs. L. L. Alden, L. L. Hitchcock, E. C. Sachs.
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Redwood Farm.

Late arrivals at Redwood farm and mineral
springs, Glen Ellen. Sonoma County, include:
Mrs. Fieissner-Lewis, Walter Lewis and Elliott
Lewis of Alameda; Mrs. G. w. Fleissner Mrs.
Robert Cowan and child and Ebert Cowan,
San Francisco: Miss S. Pollard. Miss II.
Barry, Miss S. Barry, Mrs. Carpenter, Mrs.
Francisco; Miss NJ. F. Brown, late Iof New
York; Miss Gail Vankirk, Misc Louis Vankirk,
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Hawkins, Woodland; Miss Fannie R. Halsey,
Mr.. Halsey, London, Eng; Mrs. Olivette
Sagreable, Alaska Jerome Cunningham, Pine
land, Cal. Count Lezzroviszky, Paris; Mrs. A.
L. Edwards, San Francisco; Heben Ivor Won
Farrar, Milton Farrar, Robert Farrar, Fred
Farrar, Alameda; Miss May Harvey Miss Inez
Harvey, Miss Blanche Harvey, Miss Maud
Harvey, Harry Alden, Vallejo; Ora Treadway,
and Mrs O. n. Treadway Harmon Treadway,
Will Treadway, Glenbrook; Henry Eickhof,
R. E. Houghton, Miss Houghton, Mrs j. II.
Doe and daughter, Miss Kraft Judge and
Mrs. Belcher, Al bert Farley, Pauline Warm
ser, Francis Awrich, A. Walsh, Mrs. B. Feigen-
baum, ]. Felgen baum. San Francisco; J: M.
Olsen c. L. Colvin. Oakland; Mrs. J. j. NAL
colin, San Francisco.
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Saratoga Springs.

SARATOGA SPRINGS, LAKE COUNTY, CAL.
Aug 7.-Charming weather is but one OF the
many delights afforded the guests at the popu-
lar springs. The regular evening hops con-
tinue to be feature.
Professor R. L. Yanke has com posed a new
two-step and dedicated it to Mr.. Martens. the
genial host.
Last Wednesd ay evening, after the concert
the guests, accompanied by the orchestra,
proceeded to the cottage OF Mrs. Albert Nor
genstern and serenaded the inmates, as it was
the eve of their departure.
On Tuesday evening, August 3, a hop on a
larger scale than usual was given in honor OF
Mrs Morgan's birthday. Miss Jennie Johant
OF Wo cd bridge favored the company with one
of her inimita BILE Rotations.
Photographic is quite the rage here. Mr..
and Mrs. H. Hirchman excelling in the pleas
urable DaStime.
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Stole Two Oxarcoats-

Thomas Sullivan, a wellknown thief, was
booked at the City Prison yesterday by Police
men Graham and Sullivan on two charges OF
petty larceny. He stole two overcoats belong
ing to two Japanese living at 469 Stevenson
street They were found in Sullivan's possess
sion when arrested.
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Madrone Mineral Sprinps.

The recent arrivals at Maorone mineral
springs include: Professor e. r. Storey, Mrs.
c. R Storey. Gilroy; J. R. Comp ton, Mrs. ]. R.
Compton, Santa Clara; Mrs. Henry Ettor,
Prince on; Louie Compton, J. W. Stackhouse,
G. W. McCracken, E. Holland, San Jose; w. S.
LIE axe. A. B. Spreckels, o. W. Conan, Kitty
Conan, A. Davis, p, A. Mcnamara, 7. P. Rior-
dan, Charles Nj. Shortridge, William P. Thomp-
son, o. +. Rekert, San Francisco; J. B.Keesi ng,
Alameda; C. E. bennett, Alvarado; Mrs. Will
l;ouc Gilrov SnriDos
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Tuesday evening at their residence, 1928
Twenty-frst street, in honor OF Mrs Nellie
Strong Stevenson, the distinguished pianist of
st. Louis, and Mrs. A. Wesley Bill of Milwaukee.
Mrs. Stevenson is president OF the Missouri
Musical Association and head of The Conserve
tory of Music in ST. Louis.
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Soda Bay.

Among the guests at Soda Bay during the
past week were: j 1. Mcconnell, Mrs. J. l.
Mcconnell, Miss Gertrude Mcconnell. Mr.. and
Mrs. n. A. Hawkins, Belwood Hawkins, Master
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Miss Kane, Mrs. George Gibbs. Mrs. Harry
Unna, Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Laton, W. F. Goad,
Miss Guad, Mr.. and Mrs. D. T. Murphy,
Mrs. A. j. Pope Mrs. F. A. Frank, Mrs. w NJ.
Brodie, Miss Grace Shepherd, Mr.. and Mrs. E.
A. Bruguiere, Emile Bruguiere, Louis Bru-
Churchill, the Misses Hum rhrey, Miss Belle
Hooper, Miss Ida Hooper, Miss May Hooper,
Miss Jeanette Hooper, Mr.. and Mrs. Hooper.
MIS-. George Bowman, DR.. and Mrs. H. 7.
Jones, Mrs. j. NJ. Moore, Mr.. and Mrs. C. M.
Sutton, all of San Franci' co; Mr.. and Mrs.
John Fowler, st. Louis; Mrs. W. B. Bolton,
Miss Bolton, Mrs. E. V. Hallock, the Misses
Hallock, New York
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Mrs. Gordon Arraigned.

Mrs Mary Gordon, who fired one shot at
Paul Tillaux in the Liberte restaurant, 32S
Bush street, Friday evening, was arraigned
before Judge Low yesterday morning. By con-
sent the case was continued till next Wednes-
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In 1864 pair OF shoes made in England
cost tenpence.
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Mark West Springs.

Mrs. K. O. Trowbrldge, oakland; Miss Mabel
Williamson Vallejo
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Sharon, Oakland; Miss HIATT B. Hoob er,
Pit'sburg. Pa. George B. Sharon, Frank
Sharon, Claude Sharon, Virginia City; Mrs.
Horace L. hice, Master Horace L. Hice. San
francisco; Miss Elsie Hice Donaldson, Phila-
delphia; William Sexton, Miss K4le Sexton,
MISS Emma Sexton, Miss Nettie Sexton, Will
liam A Sexton, Max Kohu, San Francisco;
MISS A. a Clark, William S. Clark. San Jose.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-07-20
E1txettth,trnrr Bnsrtte.,

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llhteit oieiem Qeiebloien Nbenteursr
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all bic ~itolsen WeiBen beSei6nen, bic
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treten? Meine ihlimmite Sbaten iino
9elpeien, oieie llneliidli6en 81 retten
uno ME bat iid meine Sano nit Raub
ooer Wpro befleft."
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Den freien nDroliben Staten ersoesn
mar, trus ben tieiiten Nbideu 9e9en
Die Stlaberei in Der gruit; aber wie
bate er. ielbit Elm Mann oes 8eiebes,
9esen Die 8eieBe oes 2anoss iprehen
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81 leien, pelhe 8eoanfen i'm beipe9s
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Der SapitGn sudte Die Ndieln.
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