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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-08-05
YACHT CLUB REGATTA.

With the removal of the obstructio MS,
the interest in yachting has revived rap
idly. A regatta committee has been ap-
pointed b the Portland Yacht club, con-
sisting Of the following gentlemen:
Chairman James G. Fox, Frederick S.
vaill Walter 7. Camp, U. S. IN, and
Ralph W. Miller. This committee has
set Auugst 20 as the date for the annual
regatta. The course for first, second d,
third. fourth and fifth class yachts will
be the same as those of last year.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-08-05
Handkerchief Dept.

One small lot Of ladies' all
linen hand embroidered ha1dkerchiefs
very fine quality. Have been sold
for $500 and $50 each.
Fri. and Sat. a. m. $500 each
Another lot Of sladies' linen
handkerchiefs, hand embroidered, the
$3.50 quality.
Fri. and Sat. a. m. $500 each
One lot of ladies' fine embroid-
cred handkerchiefs. Been used for
samples to take orders by-are all per-
feet and choice styles, nearly all diff
ferent patterns.
Fri. and Sat. a. m. ~ 1-2c
Fifty packages s in a pack
age, ladies colored border cotton hand
kerchIefs-hav been used for window
decorating, nice for children's use.
Fri. and Sat. a. m. 6 for 1Oc
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-08-05
IMPALED ON A POST.

Wednesday while Mr.. j. P. Buckley of
Stroudwater, was making hay at the
Jack farm he lost a valuable horse. The
horse was frightened by steam rock
crusher that was at work near by and ran
away, he freed himself from the hay
rake and continued on the run until he
struck sharp post which was sticking up
in the field, which stuck in his brea st,
leaving a wound from which he bled to a
death before the doctor who had been
summoned arrived
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-08-05
MARRIAGES..

In East Belfast. July %. Arthur P. Robbins
and Abbie j. Mixer. both of Belfast
In Livermore Falls, July 20. Chester 81. Stur-
tevant and Miss Charlotte L. Ham.
In Madison, July "a, Charles 4. Perry and
Miss Laura Nj. MCNEIL.
In solon. July 10. ". H. Soper and Miss Una
d. Smith.
In Sangerville, July "a. Charles G. Chandler
of Garland and Miss Adelia s. Bennett.
In Rockiand. July 30, Arthur Macomber and
Ada K. Marshall OF Camden.
In Camden. July %, Elmer B. Drinkwater and
Miss Grace Tiffany.
In Norway, Rev. Marcus II. Carroll and Miss
Ocravia Bickford. both of Norway.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-08-05
Leather and Toilet Goods Dept.

We have selected from our
stock and added to the sale at reduced
prices twenty OF more fine shopping
bags. Some are all leather, Others are
cloth while some are cloth with leath-
er ends-all sizes are represented.
Bags that were 1926 now 200
each.
Bags that were s2.25 to IT'S now
|1.75 each.
Bags that were s1.75 now 100
each.
Bags that were s1.25 now 75c
each.
Also one lot of silk bags with leather
sides and handles reduced from Is to
1oc each.
One lot of Leather Belts
the prices Of which have been IS and
100 each. Your choice
Fri. and Sat. a. m. 1oc each
Napier's Talcum Toilet
Powder claimed to be the best tot
let powder made. Regular price 1oc.
Fri. and Sat. a. m. SC
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-08-05
DEATHS.

In this city, August 4. Albert L. youngest son
OF James and Julia E. O'Brion, aged years. 6
months, IT days.
Funeral services Saturday afternoon at 2.3o
O'Clock at tho parents res dence, l89 Newburv
street.
In this city, August A. Luke Nielsen G.. son
OF MAIDS N. and Charlotte G. Bruins, aged s mos.
Notice of funeral hereafter.l
In Chickamauga Park. August 3, George S.
Brought0n. aged "a years.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
In Rockland, July 81, Mrs. Mary j. (Nicker-
SOM Prescott. formerly of evansville, aged 10
years; Sarah j. Hussey. a native of Robbins
toni aged n years.
In Waldoboro, July %. Dennis Dreamer. aged
"a years.
In South Norridgewock. July 25. Samuel S.
Croker. a native of Warren, aged So years,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-08-05
Mems Furnishing Dept.

We shall sell on Friday, in
this department, a few dozen only,
Mems French Flannel shirts with white
neck band, to be used with white col
lars. Just right for present wear,
100 quality.
Fri. and Sat. a. m. SOC
Three hundred pair Mems
fast black cotton hose with llnbleached
split feet. worth 25c pair,
Fri. and Sat. a. m. 17c pair, 3 pair
for SOC.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-08-05

Americans are noted for their habit of
drinking iced waters and other stomach
upsetting beverages. Thousands are
learning better and are now drinking
Williams Root Beer, which is healthful
and economical
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-08-05
OLD ORCHARD PIER.

Everybody likes the trip to the new
pier, by water, and for that reason the ele-
CANT steamer Pilgrim Away has good
party on their Sunday excursions. Steam
er leaves Custom House wharf at 9. 80 and
2 for the Pier next Sunday.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-08-05
DANCE TONIGH L.

At Forest City ball, Gem theatre build
ing. Everybody has good time. They
can t help it. The hall is cool and the
music good. Dancing from $50 to II.
Boat of the Casco Bay line leaves for
the city after the dance.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-08-05
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
These transfers have been recorded

IHese tFHllsIefs NaVe Doen recOrded:
Sylvia Harmon of Harrison to John e.
Proctor of Naples, for $165, land in Har-
rison.
Fostina A. Philbrook of Chelsea to
Lula Gay OF indianapolis Ind, land
on Peaks island.
Israel L. Dana to Maud NJ. Cousens,
both of Portland, for $4,000, land in
Portland Oh State street.
Henry Soule of Portland to Clement
v. Morse of South Portland, land on
Summer street in Portland
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-08-05
Second Floor.

In the different depart
mentS on the second floor we offer
this week some of the best values we
have yet offered at these Friday sales.
Iii the sale are
|Chlldren's Lilliputian Suits,
|Children's Print, Bingham
and Lawn Dresses,
Misses Linen Suits,
Ladies Crash and Linen
Suits,
Ladies Linen Bicycle Skirts.
Of Children's LiIIiputian
SUITS there are about forty in all
ranging in size from 8 to IL years.
Made with a full skirt ona waist with
plastron front and full round low
cut blouse with wide sailor collar.
Our regular prices have been from
$3.50 to 400. To be sold
Fri. and Sat. a. m. at IL price
We have taken about flf-
tNChildren's Cotton Dresses
the last of the different lines that
have sold freely this season and
marked them at prices to close them
out at once.
These dresses are of print, Cling
ham and La wn, prettily trimmed and
right up to the times in styles sizes
from 6 to ~ years. Been selling for
from 75c to $500 each.
To be sold Fri. and Sat. a. m. 50
per cent discount from above prices.
Several small lots Of
Misses Linen Suits, Ladies'
Crash and Linen Suits and Ladies
Bicycle Skirts at greatly reduced prices
for Fri. and Sat. a. m.
We shall also include
in this sale all of our ladies' black
and colored cloth jackets garments
that are new in style good Equality,
we'll made and perfect fitting at a
liberal discount from regular prices.
Make it point to see them.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-08-05
Lining Dept.

Four pieces black watered Per-
caline full width and pure dye. Regu-
lar ~ 1-2c quality.
Fri. and Sat. a. m. SC yard
Three pieces TaTeta Lining
for use under thin materials-colors
green. blue and pink, 81 inches wide
regular price 70 1-2c yard.
Fri. and Sat. a. m. 6 lac yard
One small lot ola Forma"
inner Innings for dress waists-all
shaped sizes %, "a, 3S and II. Reg
ular price 75c.
Fri. and Sat. a. m. 25c each
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-08-05
Ladies' Hosiery Dept.

Another small lot of ladies'
black Isle hose, Renbrant ribbed, the
same as we sold in last fridays sale.
Worth CSC pair.
Fri. and Sat. a. m. nc pair 3 pairs
soc.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-08-05
Dress Goods Dept.

The few remaining Of all
wool and silk and wool novelty dress
patterns, advertised at special sale a
few days ago will he closed out in this
sale at the following prices Fri. and
Sat. a. m.
s14.oo dress patterns reduced to
700.
S11.38 dress patterns reduced to
500.
5000 dress patterns reduced to
500.
$1,000 dress patterns reduced to
500.
5000 dress patterns reduced to
$50.
Best quality Cambria skirt lining
given free with every one of these pat
terms sold.
One lot fine black India Twill
Serge as good quality as many of you
have paid double the price for.
Fri. and Sat. 25c yard
Three pieces pretty all wool
ChaIlies. No outs about this lot
assortment is broken and in order to
close them out we have marked them
from CSC.
Fri. and Sat. 15c yard
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-08-05
Cotton Dept.

We offer another lot
of those Lockwood brown cotton 60
and 40 inch mill remnants Of from 1
to 3 yds but at a lower price than have
ever before been offered. They are
ali perfect and exactly the same as you
buy from the piece.
Fri. and Sat. a. m. SO in 3 1-2c yd,
40 in 4 1-2c.
One case Percales in light col
ors and pretty figures, very pretty for
waists and wrappers, 6 lac goods.
Fri. and Sat. a. m. &c yd
One bale fine quality bleached
cotton, 50 inch, in short lengths.
Regular price 1oc yd.
Fri. and Sat. a. m. SC yard
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-08-05
Corset Dept.

One lot latest cut "Nemo
Corsets" made in bias cores, medium
low bust, long waist, sudden hip, in
fine white coutil and black satteen-
style and fit equal to the best. Our
regular $500 corset.
Fri. and Sat. a. m. 1.42 pair
49,
Odd lot, odd sizes of long &C.
Pr, "Prima Donna" 81. c." and
other makes-prices, Of which were
from $500 to 800.
Fri. and Sat. a. m. CSC pair
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-08-05
Muslin Underwear Dept.

One lot fine muslin gowns,
yoke of tucks and insertion, V neck
trimmed with narrow embroidered
edge, $500 quality.
Fri. and Sat. a. m. soc
Gown of fine Muslin,
square yoke of all over embroidery,
with deep ruffle of fine open en-
broidery. Regular price s1.75.
Fri. and Sat. a. m. CSC
One lot 75c Corset Gov
erS Of fine Cambria, V neck with
deep bands of open embroidery.
Fri. and Sat. a. m, 4oc
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-01-07
WAR PossiBiLIrIEs.

1, begins TO look rs 4 there may really
be little muss over Chinese matters by
ihe grea, powers. Great britain h's
said that she will not recognize any
special rights granted at any Chinese
port TO any particular power. Any port
opened To one power mus, be opened
TO all or open to none. II Russia ha.
been granted the hight 10 winter ships
at Port Arthur, Great Britain viii en-
force hoI rights to the rame privilege
and her ships will winter there Shelher
China comedies or docs not roncede
the right II Germany obtains q naval
station at Halo Chou, Grea, Britain In
sIsis upon having lease Of ground for
. laval station at the same port, sud she
win SUPPORT every other power in ths
same claim.
England Is great bluiler, but when
u bluiI don, 20, and she gets her dau'
der up, especially in the land grabbing
proposition, she will scrap.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-01-07

AsornKR Utah paper has gone To i,a
long sleep aud no monument marks IL
testing PLACE. According to the parl
Record, the Utah Patriot, iormerl,
published 10 ihai CITY. has kcrnopped
ftsseiiedup with pst'iotism and ourst.
Well. the good dieyounv, they say, aud
while We are sorry TO chronicle IL
death. II IL but the way Of the cruel
world. The Patriot was good, average
paper. and II does not speak we'll To-
returning prosperity, that Il could mol
survive 10 progressive town like rarl
City. some declare tina, ita name and
i,s founder. J. J. Flahin voodooed II.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-01-07

Persons Who are troubled with indi.
s,s.ios will be intsre'is'i In the rxper.
fences OF wm. II. Penn. chief clerk in
the railway mail service at De. Moinss.
Ioss. wso writes 1T gives me pleas.
urr to testify To- the merits ot Chamher.
l.in's Collie. Cholera and Diarrhoea
Re 4sdy. For two years have suffered
from indigestion. and an sahiert 10
frequent severe attacks Of pain I the
stomach aud towels. One or two dos.s
.fini. remedy never fails to give peri-c,
relief" Price Is aud % csnts salA by
Iohn Boy den & sons
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-01-07

The Now Years edition Of the Sail
Lake Tribune. as We predicted It would
be-, was masterpieces Of modern iourn
alism. Every reader In the state should
have a copy Of II ior reference. II con
toins all tho Important happening ul
tho year In brief summary, be'tdes o.
good writeupoi all the industries oi the
State. II consists Of iiily pages, and ~
We said before. Is valuable publica'
ton, and shouli be- KEEP, on tile.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-01-07
WASHINGTON LETTER.
ly.s. OF. R.orlAr co..."orps"l

igsou oua REoulAr conSasroSpsrr.l
WASHINGTON jan, Z, 1893
SEINE of tho ables, men In Congress
are carefully watching the development
Of the European grab game in China
They have no particular interest In
whs,hsr China ia controlled by Chinese
or by Europeans, but they have deep
interest In the mainiainenee OF the
rights OF the U, g., in China, which are
Euarsn tsed by treaty, and they believe
that this government should notify the
powers interested that 1t will insist upon
the maintaipenee Of those treaty rights
By any power or powers that may ae
auire Chinese territory. SO lar no
BODY has been able to ascertain whether
this government has takes any step
looking tow ards the preservation oil on
treaty rights, commercial and other
wise, "a China, but, unless satisfaction
information on NE subject shall be Oh
tanned before Congress reassemble'' It
.fs.f'-.s'- in1'ien v1il y
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-01-07

A. wc mentioned lat week, all 'ori'
Of resolutions we're formed lnsi satuh'
day. and bv night many had been
broSon. Some. however, haye adhered
10 them. and already pleased With the
results. That every good rcolu'ion
tia, was formed may be lived up IT, y
the hearty wish oi rnr rlHgs.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-01-07

AND
w active gentlemen OF ladies 10 travel
Tor responsible, established house in
Utah Monthly 5000 and expenses.
Position steady. Reference. Enclose
sell-addrossed stamped envelope. The
Doninion conrnauv nnp', y Chlearo
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-01-07

Consult County cierk fof furlhsr Information. i
E'sTArE OF JANIS QUINN -CnEDiTORs
L viii present claims uih Nnurhsfs a. the
undenlgned, II tAra CITY. Summit County, Utah,
or Ia lirury Shields, her attorney. ~ The above
named place, uu or tclofr Mo SIN day 81 MAJ,
isls HANNAH QUINN, AdminlsiniriN
lirNnf Sntrins, Attorney Zoe tho Estaia
Dated January !. isls. ias
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-01-07

N prNNEo. rai.o- and Ma~.s.r
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-01-07
. LfoAe NOTICES.


llii,l
NJ oTiCE Fun PUBLICATION -LANb up.
Y Gee al Hali iaau city, lmn. Nov ID. fsf
NAMED sotiirf hts hied notice n her Intention in
make final pnlUf in suuruu of her claim. Hnl
that said piuui vii ln msi0 before The County
tlofk ui summit nutniN linh, 30 his office ~
Caalflli0, linh, 0u ianuay b. ilas,Nlf ilan-
uah n Wet. Assignee 90 Charles ~ wet fnr
The vs. y w. SIN sw y, sce. y. as. u
tI.s T. 3d.. thh
TO- uumcs ihc following uiiuosso. d. pfnye hls
continuous fcs.lUuHn uruu aud cultivation uf
aald laudt fif Edwin truundcl Semi snfrout.
Freeman Mniiu, Mm Wilson. aii ~ liuyi.,iiio.
summit county, Utah.
nv. Ncgnrw. Register
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-01-07

The ta ,hs ADHESION" hrnyhs
hartf gold
sss. the hr "a ins high aud gt The
Feed
u pcst
a Twin
~ pl smooth without holding slansdos
tspdy double lock sides
Il
oont
1f9n car be taken aud tie machine viii hms
o
% walnut ga drawers nlkpa'sd rings
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-01-07

I0u cant cure consumption but yon
anayoil II AMI cure every other lorn, of
ihroat ~ lung ir'nhle 10y The nse N On.
Minute Cough Cure. John Boyden &
Ian
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-01-07

Call At our yard. aud " uil take
r.ra-urr Boz showing yon and qn,aing
prices on the many beautiful monu
mcuts aud hral.iones now on band
summit Marble Work..
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Wattbies Brps. Tletidber

No. 507 Of.S u f o n.Strass.
9lur bas boraasli6He ainb., sdaf,
uub SdmeineReii6.
Spesialit6t: Sunses 8aIbheiId.
4ue 4rten bon Murb, gdinfen
3uuse. S6maIa &C.
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8eraabte Sas 0rab.

Cine benierfenswertbe Gbatia9e, mel
DE Ser. SObn Sliper BON 8bilabelpbia
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folsenber @eiie seidiloert: nSd befano
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Don Or. Grnft Sdmiot.

l1eber Hona'8 beiPser St6Ae liegt SStalien 8
3aubernaht,
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Wlbe idI6ft er., matt unS mihe bon bes
Summers llebermaB,
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&rdften frab;
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geprdgt,
9ab iein NntIit ieIblt i'm S9Iafs ieiner Sci.
ben Marte trast.
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erften 2iebe Slid,
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llub bes Si,ninels Sterne i1auen amf ben
Shldfer freunbli@ ntilb.
l1eber ibm ip5lbt ii1 bas tpeite, unbe8renate
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llnb er iisbt, pie feines Meni4en ause je
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begirn.
Der @til4ftrabe fables, bIeides, unsertbeiI'
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9ieIe8 aQeltenal'S @eiete aetgen ibm fih urt=
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@sineS Qebsns tibnftes Soifen. b51ftes Den.
ten lit erflllt.
O'rauf 3erFiebt in liehte BpIten ber gri9eis
nung holber 2raunn,
9tur nod btete gHorte tDnen bur4 beS &erferS
oben &aun
,@aliieo @aliIei, bir entbiet' td meinen
9rub,
Ser i'd Dir bic 8obn sebrO4en, bid sefibrt
- -Sapperr1ituS.
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bur1 ber 2lse yta1t,
Setner, Der bonn 8eib eebpren, bemmt bss
Settles etp'se Naht!"
Da bnr43iebeu Stmnlelstronnen beS @efan.
genen @emiitb,
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&erfer tpiberbaat;
u9eiit bes 8eltauS Drag i'd ieIbft aud fiir
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Stnferuib uns i9lus,
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Wbitebau terminus.
gfeue Ginfabrt mad Stem Yorf bia
y. & 8. g. 8. R1.-l1n=
erretdte dacilitatem.

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nit ben 3tgeu Der 3weiten, Sritten,
Se6iten unb Neanteu Apenue 6od'
babn; nit benen Der 8roabwap, gos
lumbus uub 2eginstou Ioenue @abel.
liuisn; Offs unb Wefleite Ringbab'
nen Der gferbebabnlinien; 5outbs
Jerrp; Staten SsIaab Gerrp; Samil.
ton aDenue unb 80. StraBe (8root.
lpn) Serrp.
aauft Cure 8idets mad Stem gort
Gber bic Q. & .. 8. %. R'n unb sSbr
entgebt allen unbeauemli6teiten.
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gtreit n,u Epitbergen.

Die i6peOifd. norwegii6e 3esis.
rung, bie beabRdtigt, i'm tommenben
Sommer 8rabntefungen auf Der Sn,
fel Spibbergen 3u unternebmen, bot
bic ruififd)e &esieruns eingelaben. Hb
baraa su betbeiltgen. Die ginIabnng
bat iabefen in &ublanb b6ies 8Int ge.
ma6i. Die Rufen bebaupieu ndm,
lid. elm gisenibumSre9t auf biefe gro,
Be polarinfeI 3u baben, pdbrenb mon
In e6peben uub Rorpegen Spibber.
gen oils 3ur itanbinauiiden 6albiniel
seb6renb beira9tet. Man meiut nun
tn petersburg, bic idmebii9.norue.
sif6e 8esierung babe bur1 bic oben
erpdbnte giulabnng &uBlaab cine
Sale iieuen molIen: nenn Rublanb bic
barmIos ausiebeHbe ginIabung sur
6beiluabme on elmer niHeni9aftIi4en
4rbeit aundbme, nhrbe es babnr9
S6neben.R .Rorpegen bic 8ere6ttgung
einr1umen. Spibbergen aIs itaabina.
pif6ss 8efbtbum su bstradten ober
iebenfalS S6weDens Nornegeu nebeu
RuBIaub aIs Mitbeibsr ber SnIeI an.
ertennen. RuBlanh bentt aber nIdat
barau, Spibberseu an S6meben. .glor.
mesen su tiberiafen, 3umal maa Der
anf6t Su ieiH iteini. baB bic suIeI,
bic bisber uur wenis erforidt III, groBe
mineraIiffe S6dBe snibaIten tonne.
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Der pradtooue gremplare Der 8bier.
melt, i2eciea Der teTaniiden, auIweil.
Weman6 follte Derfeblen, benfelben au
beRdtisen. Die sr6Bie attraftion, bic
San Wntonio auf3uueiien bot.
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Cinderella 5dub Yalat.

gsrgebt ni1t, baB mir unferen
Store mad 9to. 2O7 0llampsN Nlasa,
3luei Sduier fibli6 Don unierem frds
beren @eiddftsbaufe, berleet ba6en,
mo mir ole uuiere aiten Stunben tuie,
ber3uieben bOfen unb nod bieIs neue
ba,u. ba mir nit ben befeu Waaren
bieaen f6nnen. unier Store iii gans
nett eingeriatet, gut bentilirt unb lebr
bell. aommt uab fattet uns einen
Sefu6 ab, menn Sbr au9 ui9t se.
rabe 3u faufeu pauf6t.
6. 8amm,
@inberella g 9ub.paIali,
207 alamo pIaaa.