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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-01-12
THE NEW BOARD.
THE HERALD, .
Salt Lake City, Utah

4 The Chamber Of Commerce last even
ing concluded the election begun on
Thursday night, completing the Board
Of Directors. So far as we know the
gentlemen chosen, the Board is fairly
good one. As to some, there might
have been better selections, and there
could have been a good deal worse.
Most of the gentlemen are personally
interested in the welfare of Utah, and
they will do what they can to maintain
the peace and increase the prosperity of
the city and Territory.
Itremains now for the Board to ex-
ercise the same good judgment and
wisdom in the selection of a President
and Secretary that the members have
shown in choosing the Board. 1t Is
important that q wise, conservative
man shall be President, and that an
active, intelligent, and Well-informed
one be Secretary, and that both these
officers shall be absolutely non-partisan
30 far as the business of the Chamber
of Commerce is concerned. The inter
est in the Chamber has been revived,
and with the right kind of President
and Secretary, the association will con-
tinue its excellent work.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-01-12
IDAHO LIQUOR BUSINESS.

The high license liquor bill which was
introduced in the Idaho Legislature
early IN the session has been uncere-
moniously killed. THE HERALD never
believed the bill would be passed. We
don't think it was the intention to pass
it, and wonder why it was introduced.
Perhaps some fellow wanted to pose IS
temperance reformer, and didn't re-
allie where he was.
Experience has demonstrated that
the liquor traffic can be best controlled
by high license law. but where the
license is 50 high that the business can
not possibly pay it, the law is pro-
hibitory, and in the average American
community prohibition is a failure
The Idaho bill proposed license tax
which saloon keepers outside of three
or four towns could not haYe paid. To
say that with the exception of perhaps
four towns Idaho can be made prohi-
bitory is to talk like an idiot. If the
selling of intozicants in the little min
ing camps and the railway towns in
volved heavy fines and Imprisonment
the intoxicants would be sold. The law
could not be enforced, and q statute
which cannot be applied is better out of
the books.
Having wisely killed an unwise bill,
tbs Legislature should enact liquor
law which could be enforced and which
would place the liquor traffic under
better control, and at the same time
make the business a source of revenue.
The law should be based on the princi-
pie of high license, but not SO high as to
be prohibitory. Let the population be
the gauge as to the amount of license.
A saloon keeper in q town of 10000
could pay a license which would
be prohibitory in place of
5000 people. The liquor business
in our northern neighbor is in need of
regulation, and the public treasures
are in need of more revenue, and we
know of no better way of getting the
money than by making those who drink
whisky pay for it. We hope the Legis-
lature will not be discouraged by the
first blunder, which SO ALARMED the
community.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-01-12

and rich country tributary to this city;
suppose we pool our issues
and set out to baild this
road, don't you think our effort
will have the effect of bringing here
Just what we want-moneY and people ?
Suppose We offer land or cash to any
man or company that will establish q
factory in Salt Lake or inaugurate any
industry that will give employment to
men. Suppose we use local capital for
the development of the resources which
we have been asking strangers to
come here and develop; don't you
think it would have an inspiring and
enticing influence on wealth and people
that cannot be moved by Autographs
and letter-press? Suppose we display
the enterprise and confidence which we
are astonished that others do not mani
fest in view of our representations.
THE HERALD merely suggests these
things,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-01-12
A GOOD ADVERTISEMENT.

We don't know of anything tetter
.tnat the Chamber of Commerce can do
6han to erect a building containing a
nall and offices for business and TO
fessional men. We don't mean a five
million dollar structure which would
make New York and Chicago green
with envy as was once proposed; but a
building which would accommodate
The Chamber, be credit tc
Tie city, and worthy the gentlemen
Who make up the organization.
An enterprise of this kind would be a
manifestation of the right kind of faith
n Salt Lake. 1t would offer convinc-
ing evidence to everybody that our own
business men and capitalists had conf
lence in the permanency, growth and
prosperity of the city; and when the
stranger sees that we do not doubt,
confidence will be inspired in him. 1t
ought not to be regarded as
a severe undertaking for the two
luudred or more members of
5he Chamber to erect a building
hat would be q creditable monu-
nent to their faith in Salt Lake City
ana to their patriotic enterprise; and
such building could also be made re-
nunerative as an investment. A hand
some Chamber Of Commerce building
IN a conspicuous corner would do
much for this city as an advertisement
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-01-12
SUGGES TIONs.

Last year good deal of time, effort
and money were devo ted to advertising
his city aud Territory. 1t was an ad-
Jertising year. The Chamber of Com
nerce distributed some tons of printed
Advertising matter, at considerable cost.
The Exposition Car made the tour of
he country, distributing pamphlets
and exhibiting visible evidences of our
material resources to thousands of pee
Die. Then the city sent an at
rsctive exhibit to the corn palace
At Sioux City. Agents travelled
Extensively among the white settle
nents" of the east, and with glib
tongues told the masses of the many
advantages which this section of the
wilderness" offered to every class. The
peal newspapers Doomed" Salt Lake
and Utah as never before, and these
publications were cent broadcast
throughout the UAion. 1t is safe to say
hat the people of the United States
earned more in 1888 of the true in
gardness" of Utah in a material sense
han during any dozsn previous years.
How much good has resulted, and how
much will result from this dissemina-
ion of information cannot be told. 1t
known that the population has in
creased considerably within the year,
and there are evid ,nces all aroa nd US of
he expenditure of M oney for improve
cments; but how many of the strangers
we're induced to come by the advertis
ing, and how much of the money ex-
pended was outside capital, nobody can
lay. Everybody is pleased with what
1as been done, and the outlook is
promising; but we don't believe the ex-
oectations of The majority have been
realized. Most of US looked for more
than has come.
Now, without saying anything about
fast years methods, suppose we adopt
other tactics for this year. We have
toid the world what we have to offer
In the way of inducements to people
and capital; now, suppose we utilize
2 so ne of these advantages ourselves.
There 70 a railway to be built west
ward, which will be OF great bsneit to
Salt Lake. in that it will make a vast
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-01-12

SINCE THE Loyal League has gone to
decay, who pays the expenses of Coy
ernor West when he goes east to make
war on Lab? Is his purse supple d
by private contributions. or does he
take the money which the Legislature
appropriated to him from the Territor-
ial treasury, questionable &C: which
he approved
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-01-12

The TALK which Governor West will
make before the House Committee on
Territories to-day, will counteract much
of the good work which was done for
Utah last year.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-01-12

GOVERNOR WEST is said to be in train
ing for a place On the Utah Commits
sion. He does not propose to be left #
hatred OF the Territory will secure IL e
appointment.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-01-12

As GOVERNOR WEST will not be here
at the next session OF the Legislature,
he will not be in position to approve
bill giving him money from the Terri
torial treasury.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-01-12

BEFORE THE Horse Committee on
Territories, to-day. Governor West and
one Baskin will compete in a race for
and slaudering Utah.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-01-12

The DAILY HERALD Is published every
morning, Mondays excepted at THE
EHRIL.D Block, corner West Temple and
First South Streets, Salt Lake City, by TIE
HYRALD COMPANY Subscription price, in
advance, 5000 per annum. post paid.
TEE sEMI-WEEKLY HERALD is published
eyery Wednesday and Saturday morning.
\ Price, in advance, $500 per year; six
months, $L75, post paid
IKE SUNDAY HERALD is published every
Sunday morning. Price, in advance, $3.50
per annuIn, post paid.
sUpsORIBKRs WILL confer favor by for
Warding information to this Office when
their papers are not promptly received.
This viii aid Us to determine where the
fault lies.
ALE CONCENTRATIONS should be addressed
THE HERALD,
Salt Lake City, Utah
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-11-07
Nus an0erett staatem.

= JtdDe5n 80 Sabre alt TT IN
Columbus, Sbio, 8rofeiior Sep
2esquereaur seitorben. St
mar ein %geborener S6met5er un6
wiomete iib fribe Dem StuOium Der
Naturmilien16aften. Som 1929 biz
1884 mar er Oberlebrer an elmer
bDberen S9ule in Neuenburs, ba er
aber taub mur0e, mrBte er bas I'M
terrtdten auf9eben. St arbeitete
nun als @rapeur unb madte ubren<
feoern bis 1S48; u~nterbeilen 1ebte er
feline ui6eni6aftli6en @tubien fort,
wiomete iib bauptld6li6 Der foiiilen
8otanif nno intereiiirte ii6 audi fir
ben Sort beiien g~r5eusuns uno bas
8a6len Der Moo1e. Seine &enntz
niiie in bieiem Sadie bemirften, baB
ibn bic &esieruns bon Neuenburs
NIT Der nnterin6un9 Der Sorfsruz
ben in benz Canton beauftraete.
Spdter erfori9te er, urter benz 6ube
oes &6niss SrieOri9 @tlbelm bes
gierten bon BreuBen, Die Sorferu>
ben beg nDroli6en europa. 184S
FAM ct na9 ben Ser. Staten nnb
lieB lt6 in Cambridge in Mafla9u<
ietts, als elm &lliitent ieines beriibm<
ten Observation-Disclosures N9aIz
li5, nieoer. Spdter 5os er na6 60
(umbus inSbio, mo- er leitbem tpobnz
tie. St bat mebr ais fiinf3is @arfe
perfaBt, oaruuter 5m6lf ipertbpoqe
gdnpe iiber Die Naturgel6i6te Der
Ser. Staaten.
= 9aB man fleine &inber ni6t
gu lanse i6reien laiien ioG, benefit
audi folsenber %traurise Sail aus
80 Memphis: Die farbise @aid=
frau Sulta Smitb mar frib morsens
pom 9auie we9sesansen unb bate
ibren finfmonatlidenS duslins idlaz
feno 5uriidselaiien. Dieier aber par,
wie ipater Die anoeren 6ausbemobz
ner Der Mtutter mittbeilten, balb bar
auf aufsewa6t, bate semeint, unb
oa iib Niemano I'm i'm annabml, ben
san5en Sag sei6rieen. Gr i6rie
audi mod, ais Die Mlitter 5umAbenb>
eiien na9 bauie fam. sic iudte
oas &inb 5u berubigen; ba iie aber
bierin ni6t erful9reid mar, leste iie
lid enbli9 in's 8ett unb i6lief, en-
miioet BON Der Tasesarbeit, balb elm.
Ils lie am anbern Worsen erpadte,
lag Der Smuggling tuot in Der @iese.
@ie i'm Neben5immer fppbnenbe9eu
erSdblen, bate bas &inb Bis eesen
l l1br nadts sei9rieen unb mar
Damn pl6bli6 title %sewurben. Die
dratlide l1nteriuduns Der fleinen
9eide ersab, baB in ufge bes
1onsen Shreiens nc Aim
b afenmusfe1u ID + m t
fuorben tuaren. Ser 11nterfiefer mar
berunterseidnappt unb bic 3unse
mar baour6 10 Dor Die 2uftr6bre ee=
l9uben uurben, baB oas arme &leine
eritidte.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-11-07

tenperrenfuns. - SIM llnipn=D Depot
ipuroe Der @ei6eniteler Mi6ael
@olben BON einem i3use berMilwau>
iiberfabren uno erlas ais
balo ben i6meren @erwunbun=
gen, = SIM 8abnbof Der Nortbern
8aciic<8abn fubr cine locomotive
Der minneapolis & ct. 2ouis=8abn
auf mebrere Sra6tuassuns, uuour6
cine Dampfr6bre BART. Der Sei5er
Daniel S6uler ipurbe am eanaen
&Drper furbtbar perbriibt unb perz
l9ieo am 0ienstas int ct. Splepbs<
&ranfenbaus, in bas er perbra6t NOR
ben NOR.
= Sim Montas itarb bier na9
% Sabre tangent &rdnfeln int Il.
2ebensJabre @ittme Mnna Maria
81 e 8, Mutter bes Stabtl6abmei=
tiers 8. &eis, unb marb beute NOR
gen BON Der Marid Simmelfabrts=
Stride aus besraben. sic fam pur
"a Sabren nit ibrem Der torbenen
@atten nab ct. Saul. R. [. P.
= 3u Der jebt sei6loienen
Sammlun9 fir eine arme @ittme
9in9en nns mod nadtrdsli9 gu: BON
Tacoma, 8aib., $1.OO, BON S. Mer5
ct. 8onifa5 $3.50.
= Die White Shield League,
eine @eieal6aft BON 5umeiIt prptez
itantii6en Damen, Die ii6 Die l6b=
li6e Iufgabe 9elebt bat, alleinitebenbe
Mdo6en uno 5rauen por ben Sc
fabren littli9en &erberbens 5u 19ii=
ben, bat fir iol9e i'm Sauie PIC
@eIt 5, StraBe ELM Irbeitsna9weis=
Bureau 9e9riinoet.
sY 0crlamgt: Sin beuti9eS
Mdo9en fir lei9te 9ausarbeit
@ep. 81. 8aesel, 357 @oob:
ri9 Ipenlte.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-11-07

Dollars, Die bie1er Mann rfor 1bum"
in einen babDlonii6en Tburm iteden
min, f6nnte ] Milion armer SAINT
lien elm uones Sabr lang leben!
= Die vYeuple's goa6 Sine"
bat nit ben BON ibr etn9efibrten
v9erbics" fein Slid sebabt unb
bas unternebmen a%ufseseben. @ie
es I1eint, merben Die Mctipndre BON
ibren einselesten $500 feinen Gent
berausbefummen. Die Museaben
Der perunsliidten @eleII9aft beirut
gen $500, Die @innabmen faum
$4,000. Mit 2owrp tit l6wer conf
curriren.
= Na9bem i'm gollpm>8roz
ceB 1teben Sanoi9riften &unbise
nit aler 8eitimmtbeit bic Inter
l6riften sewifier @e6iel, Die Der
Inseflaste gollpm sefal16t baben
1pa, ais tbat1a6li9 ni6t BON Dem
altem 8laisoel be5et6net baben, bat
jebt Die &ertbei0isuns %besonnen,
@rperten ppr5ufibren, wel6e nit
ebenIol6er 8eitimmtbeit %erfldren, oaB
lie in ben frasli6en l1nter16riften
our6aus feline Sdll6unsen 5u erfen=
men permD9en. 9ie &ertbeiOtsuns
bemiibt 1i6 auberbem, 8laisbea als
einen bereits mebr o6er minoer fin
bii6en @reis bin5u1tellen, auf oeRen
In9aben man ni6t ptel 9eben fDn1te,
= Die @obnnns bes 8oli5iiteu
@ep. gri9, 222 @irarbzI penue,
1T bur6 Seuer 5eritDrt wproen.
S6aben ettpa $4,000.
= 2ebte @p6e murOen auf bie:
1igem urfunSenamt 1853 @run0
e i9entb II nj sz@erfaufe, Die elmer
@elOumlab BON iiber soc, 900 9oa
b%arteaen, 9ebu6t. Ser 8autnIpec:
tor itel1te 5u berlelben Belt II @r:
laubniBi6eine fir ben 8au BON Neu:
bauten I'M 8ertb BON fait $4,000
aus.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-11-07
.tnnenrnltH,

~r W'~"DoH utS|hulptS"
9robe 90 iblenperfau lit NUN
Op6 CUR polenbeten 9batia6e ge=
woroen uno Die betreHenOen Miblen
lino bereits in ben 8eiib elmer Nctieuz
seieal6aft iiber9esansen, oeren Neitz
slieoer aus ben bisbertsen 8e1ibern
uno enslil6en, 1owie amerifaniI6en
Gapitaliiten beiteben. Ser gerfauf
umfaBt: Die Miiblen A, B uno
rIn6or" BON 6. q. Salisbury &
Co., Die 9incolnz unb 8aliIabez
Welblen Der @aibburn Co., 1870
@lepators Der Minnelota & Nortbern
@lepator Co., bic 81. Intbonp Sails
@ater 8ower 60, Die @a1ierfraft
Der Winneiuta MiG So. unb ben
srDBten Sbeil Der Ictien Der Mtlanttc
@leoator So. 9ie neue @e1eu19aft,
Der IQes 9ebDrt, beiBt bic u8iusz
burD 8aibburn Slour Mia g."
uno bat ein Capital BON 1 Miaion
Bfuno Sterling. SIM sa1t5en lollen
8 Miaionen Dollars be5ablt Iein.
@Oup. Salisbury, 6. q. Salisbury,
Senator @aIbburn unb bier @ngz
ldnoer bilben bas 9irectortum.
= 9as Gpmite bes Stabtraz
ties fir Mtttel unD @eae beIblpB.
bic GerwiQisuns BON $4,000 gum
8au elmer Bplt5eiItatton in Norbz
minneapolis unb $4,000 flr ben
8an zines StabtzS OlpitaGs gu emf
pfeblen. = Comptroller galbertupob
fiinbet at, oab Die @tabtcafe am
S9luB bes laufenoen &ednunes=
labres Elm Be icit BON iiber 40 5000
Dollars ~aufmeiien ,perbe, tuenrt man
1i9t an an9e, lpariamer 5u mirtb=
l6aften. $4,000 Dollars BON bic
lem Deficit miiroen auf bas gontu
Der Nussaben fir Die 8oli5ei gu
ieben lein.
Die Iusfelluns in Bic
lem 9erbt bat an $4,000 Sdulben
i'm @efpl9e, ludbrenb inn Sabre 1888
$363O.5S, /. s. 1887 $19,88S.6 ga
uuo I'M Sabre 1866 $21, 1883 Sc
mimi 9ema6t murbe.
= @eitern parb bas neue g o It.
a M t er6fnet.
SIN October sinsen bier II
Wtiaion 8uibels @ e / aen elm.
mebr als je porber innerbalb zines
Wonates.
Der 8auinipectur itellte i'm
October 4O7 observation-disclosures fir
sc eubauten i'm &oiteniperthe BON
] Miaipn Dollars aus.
= George @. guulep, friiberer
Staot Sn9enieur babier, bat BEN
Slan fir elm auf Dem 8(abe Der
Weltaus Iteuun9 SIT erri6tenbes Giez
e II <8auwerf ~entpprfen. Die
nnsebetren Serbdltniiie bieies 8au=
werfs miiBten ben Gi~ffeltburm upr
gteio 9elb ueroen laiien. &ad Dem
Elan lpu oas 8auiperf cine Gpra=
mioe aus @ranit leirt, beren 4 Seiten
am Soben ie 1920 SUB lang tuer=
Den, oeren Spite 100 SuB i'm Sc
otert balten unb beren S6be 1000
lein ipa. Nuf bieier Spibe iua cine
Sottin Der 5reibeit, 200 SuB bod.
auf9elteat merben. GIN ieoer Gfe
try,, etn iuo OuB buper Iburm; Die
Ablrnie iperoen nit StanDhiIperu
BON Columbus, @albinetun unb an
oeren 8rDb en aus Imerifa's Sc
l9lfte 9efr6nt. Cooler bdlt Die
3eit BON 2 Sabren CUR Iusfiibruno
oes 8anfperfs fir 9~eniisenb un6 pirS
leinen Hlan Der nddIten General.
Serlammlnns BON Snsenieuren uur.
le9en, nm ibr llrtbeil iiber Sic glls.
fiibrbarfeit 81 erlaHsen. Sic Soften
l9ldgt Cooley auf It's MiQionen
L N-H>- 49,.
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0pmaIOIpt'S WlaS=SIpG,

gde bere6stenS ctr. n
Ntcollet Mpe. Mtnneappz
lis miro in bieier ISOLDE mieber ieiz
ner &un0en &uBerorbentli6e 8arz
gains, @ie aus Der In5eise 5u erie
ben lit, liefern, Die Sirma fat einen
u~nsebeuern @infauf BON ben l66nz
iten 8interpaaren, bi1i9 sema6t
un0 miro jebt ibren &unoen bieielben
wieoer iebr bi1is perfaufen, Man
ioIte ni6t %perselien, baB bel 8 D.
nalb ons allies 5u lebr niebrisen
Breiien, uno ales mas CUR 9ausz
baltung 9eb0rt, 5u baben lit.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-11-07
ct. GIemeus ttmterNiibmmessWereim.

ct. Clemens Neutrality-suspicious.
@pm ~5tueiten Mitttupf I'M October bis anrt atpeiz
ten Mittippd i'm Nppember:
Sberer Diitrtct.
Inten Sr6blid 1875 %. 3. Str; .Sp9n Sr5mmel. pa
@poorih abe. 6. Sur 44S ct. Setter Ctr.
unterer Siitrict.
@mil @eiit IS Sft 3. Ctr, Soi. @eriter, Sarbor=5a
BRIT Csiperiibe); Senrp @runba9en, 1852 Safipn Ctr
ct. Ignes=@emeinbe Stitriet.
Sobn &5mple, 543 CHARLES Ctr; sSpbn &ran1er, 4S
Suuer Ctr, &arl 8. &6nig, S19 &runbel ct.
5. 9. @ilwerideio, Sec.
461 ct. 8etertrabe.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-11-07
Land!
s d t..

@enn SIR nod fem 2ano in Gao
Gui Barle SO. bon ars s%efanft
babt, 10 ratberawir Sud- gu gurem
eigenem @ortbeil, ioldes l6nea gu
tbun, ba beia9tes 2ano ii6 Icbr
i6nel perfauft.
Wir f5nnen Se0erman perIi9ern,
oaB fein b~eiieres 2ano in MinnelOta
eefunben per0en fam, un6 baB bort
ME cine WiBernte 5u uer5ei6nen
mar, ionbern mar in bieier Be5ieb>
une anberen Counties INNER no>
rdus.
Das 9anO ltest an Der eiienbabn
un6 um bic Std6te 8illingbam,
Gauion, Ma6iion, 8Op6.
geiudt uns iOfort uno mir tuers
ben einen Mann NIT Gu9 ienben,
un6 mir be5ablen Die Ga6rt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-11-07

ct. @atbdus &ramfen= III teritiibmn8suereim
Sir ben Mpnat Npbember.
Carl 8ledinger unb Epbias Sdbreiner.
Wartin Gt6pefen, Geo.,
814 2ucp StraBe, Weit ct. Saul
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-11-07
ct. JranJ b. Saless Stride.
@etnnft.

RubOIsb. eItern: giubolpb apb uHD Gbriitina seb.
~s5uenenaHn.
Gatharina, 1bereTn. Gltern: Carl Simot u. Bar
bdra 9eb Sod.
Tranctsca nnb EIfinbet6, (3uiainge.) GIterH: Rar
1ifher nno a~rdnciuea geb. 6ofrfmer.
Anna, Gatbarina, 5rdncisca. eItern: Soieph Gel
bert uno emilia geb @ntssn1dHH.
Rlefer.
@eitorben.
gilbert Gam. Qaner, 2 Jabre alt.
Nntcn RoDptnp, IS Sabre alt.
GIiiabet1 2aner, 8 Sabre aft.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-11-07
ct. arama pom saIes nntertabumas.W erein.

Sir ben Mpnat gtppember 1889.
Staot<SiItrtct: &ubolpb Nbb, 1893 gSeit 7te Ctr. j;
6rana apo, 1893 @eit Ute StraBe; Mtenbur9er Inton,
@fe Sanes linb 8ap Strabe.
Geierpe Siitrtct .-Spbn Samrnes.
M. 8peb, Secretdr, 783 Wet Z. Ctr.
9trbeiter Gpmitc.-gbas. 2auer, &rdiibent, gn,
colbert Santer, Setter Sielen. 5rans Goppler, SDbaun
~Stereiien, Sran5 9pfer, 3fep. Sphann Stariba, Gee.
Sene. bic Irbeit gu 9eben ipilniden, ioiuie Sene, bic
Grbeit iudben, m6sen ffb g%efdnisit OIL Das pbi9e GOmite
menben.
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JoBann. Glfern: &leop1as unO Wnn1 Sern11ro.
Srdn5. gltern: NntoH uno Anna Wdurer.
Benjamin, SuIius. GItern :5oiepb uno Anna Bfeiz
fer.
aatbarina. Gttern: George uHoN ar saretba Cont
n1er.
6nthnrina. 6einrth TdbeHier uno Hegind WeBborf.
Raria. Gltern: 5ohn .. uno Gouiia 4iu.
4lice, Rpid, Wfarid. 'GIternNHton uHo Eoid W1ri1
Mnfang.
Goberf. gltern: 5ran3 unb 3oiepba 9feger.
,3ubdnn. GlterH: s3obnnn IND ,Jobdnnd Gbelbdur.
JobanH, Eilbelm. Gltern: Rilbelm uno Gnnd
Runnemdd1er. =
Naaria, 5berefia. gItern: 5raH5 unO 2Ouiin Remi=
ihef.
6einrih, Rat6ias. Gltern: 5ubert u. nno aatba=
rinn @alraf.
Maria, Raeo1Gena. Gltern: Daniel nHo g2drfba
B1HBer.
aoelbeiO, GIi8abetb. GIteru: JOt, silb. II. Gatbaz
rinn HeHten.
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Rathdrir1 7ufet8 3 Sabre aft.
7rterE Eyeti1ykg. f3 ,3TErs ri.
Joiep1 6Iein, 4 5npre aft.
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ct. SEQ ttnteritlsmn8ssVerei
Sir ben Mpnat October.
Setter 8irfrneier, 1915 Damipn GtraBe; CHARLES
Baker, @de Scents ,ino Cypress 6traBe.
Mnielrl &itt, Sec.,
9O8 Gaieitrase.
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&ramfemz Counties TT fot9enDen
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

ct. peter's ttmterttismn8ssVereim
Bonn eriten Mpntag i'm Nppember 1889 bis aum e=
gen Ntonta9 i'm December 1889 beftebt aus f~ploenben
Serren:
Oberer Stitrict.
Sobn Wi4teI, 44O 2afonb GtraBe; 8anfI Griebrif,
533 blair Strabe; Mdterling @enael, ode ct. Heter
nno Wabaiba StraBe.
llnterer Diitrict:
3engerle Ntc., "a Sairfielb Mpe. 8engerle sos, "a
Sairfelb Ine. 8apf Srant, 1872 &lbee StraBe.
Sacpb Sdntbtus, Seer.
34Q Rannur CTR.
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benen greiie fret per got per.
ssamsiesen, fatboIiider. Celfarbenoruf auf Gar
ton, 14x19. 5n oeutider, ensliider une polniider
samiiien g~scaitcr, fatboliider. grddtieer Sars
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wso dGTtl sti fatboiiides iinterrid,ts. amp e.:
bamunesbudb. (6anopuitile) Jlujtrirt, gebnnz
ben: oeutih Sf.50; engltih $3.50; polHilh
Lambert. Tactics of InfideIs, brOf9ist
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tibet. 5eit Ia. C5nbaIta uno RretsuerjetfHiB
1as initiac Ibeater. 5 Ieidtt auHlbrb1re Ihens
ferifilfe nit nur n11nnIid1eH RpleH; brpid1irt. SOC
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esnstRier:airi far ben amerifaniiden farmer u.
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