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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-16
CREAM OF THE PRESS.
The Peoples Answer to Reed-Carefully
Culled Clippings.
Uvnn lNasel Bee

IiiN liN it'Ati""fN tNNfI
Let us see how the people are answering
Speaker Reed and the administration. and
let us note the drift of the young men. The
Republicans have had charge of the govern
ment for over year, and what is the re-
sulty Their party is rent in twain upon the
tariff question. Rcedism is driving the
Young men into the Democratic party. Ia
this twelve months rule Ohio, Iowa and
Rhode Island have been made s0lidly Demo-
cratic, while Illinois, Wisconsin and Michi-
gan are on the verge OF going over % tine
Democrats. In these states, cities and
towns. which never went Democratic before,
fell into line. one after another, % the con-
sternatiOn OF the Republicans. In Indiana
the Democrats swept indianapolis Evans
Vile and Fort Wayne.
The elections in the eastern States We're
also marked by Democratic successes and
notably that OF Mayor of Albany y. y.
There is one thing that the politicians must
ever bear ina mind, and that is the people
will ever De found right, and Will put the
seal of condemnation upon any party or set
Of politicians who attempt by high handed
acts, by usurpation and fraud % maintain
It's control OF the government after the pe0-
pie have discarded 10. The politicians pro
pose, but the people dispose, and the poll
ticians must remember that the people have
the casting vote.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-16

RICHMOND & DANVILLE R. R,
SHORTEST ANDQUTCKEsT ROUTE SOUTH
AND SOUTHWEST.
scHEDuLEIN EFfEcr FlB. le. 1890
LEAVE RICHMOND:

TRAIN NO. Di, I'D \. VI.
COUTHERN EXPRESS. daily, for ilanyille,
= Greensboro Winsfon-~nlem Durham.
Raleigh. Raudicmnn. Salisbury, Ashctillc,
Hot Springs. Char 0tic. Columbia, Aiken.
Augusta. Atlanta. birmingham, Mouiyom-
Pullman palace slCcu.ng-c1rs Richmond 10
DanVlllc and Uanvillc t0 A>hevilic, Augusta,
Birmingham. and New Orleans.
IkAlN 40 % 400 a. N.
VIRGINIA AID NONIi CAROLINA TX
\ PRESS, daily, Tor Burkcvliic, ail sta
tons on tho NCri0k 1nd Western lil lrOad.
iyuchbure. Knoxville. CHATTANOOGA. Ncu-
plis. and Nashville. also for keYsFille.
GAINESVILLE. oxford. Henderson. nufhan
ana Raleigh. This tram goes through solid
TRAIN fo 30. 3 T. NJ.
MAST NAIL. daily. Joy nl points ON the
/ farmvuio and powhatan Railroad, lian-
Vile. Greensboro. WiusiDn-~ lem, Raleigh
charlotte. Ashcyiile. Columbia. Augusta.
AfIaufa. D.rmnshlm. Montgomery, Sow
Orleans. Texas. and California. Pullman
palace sleep ng-cars llnYilc fo Augusta lnl
Atlanta. and Zoo 0rDensDoiosiccp Ia A7le'
vile to MOrrlsfoNn, Tenn.
IIAIN so. 40. q -. NJ.
A NfLIA ACcONOUAllON, daily, except
y sunday. for Amelia Courthouse ANA ln-
termcdiatr points.
TRAM $40. n. 600 A.. ".
IfIONfR LOCAL. daily. except sunday
l freight train with cnncu attached, ioi
clover. Va. and intermediate points.
ARRIVE al RICHMOND,
Train so. 53 go 1918 a. b.. $50 81 no. $3.50
p. 81. $50. 55 at 4:3O j.. .ond 40. Al ai oia
a. VI.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-16

No one who processes 20 believe in the
New Testament can question the high place
held by humility among the virtues there in
culcated. Even there, however. humility is
not the abject quality that il sometimes
pleases those who are not Christians 90
make out. Like other moral virtues. 70 has
an intellectual basis. 10 rests on kn0wl-
edge. We are not 10 think of ourselves
"mOre highly than we ought 90 Think
more highly, that is, than Truth of fact JUS
tines. As regards individuals. however
there is seldom any need 10 insist on this
qualification. Those who think of
themselves less highly than thev
ought 10 think, may be treated as une quan-
tite negligeablc. But the same thing can
not be said, al least not said without large
exceptions, Of Englishmen as "a nation. lu
personal things, indeed. Englishmon have
a very good opinion of themselves as COM
pared with the people Of other countries.
The seli-satlsfed traveller who thinks eyery-
thing he meets with abroad inferior to what
he has NJ home. is more commonly found
among Englishmen than among any other
race. IL h when We turn 10 larger mat.
ters-to institutions, 10 logslatiOn-that we
mud II ncediul not 10 BE- oyer-humblc. Eng
llshmcn are 80 constantly told by their own
political guides that they are worse on
than othcf fceple, that they very often
end BY believing it. Compare. they are
told, English society, it, hierarchical
organization, is Oyer-shadOWing Court.
with The simple machinery Of Republican
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-16
tariff rs q Notc-Maker.
National Democrat

Evidence accumulaie- every day that ihl
Republican tariff hiil is the best Democrat
quarter of century. THE protest. from
New England grow more y0cifr0us and
dire from day to day, and Massachusetts
viii go Democratic next autumn DO tho
high tariiliio5 do not soon take Che back
track. 80 one is more badly scared than
Henry Cabot Lodge the member from the
Lynn district, where tine shoe interest has
lis headquarters. 10 ought 10 Doe easy ior
the Democrats 90 elect his successor. boz
view of the proposed tariff on hides. As t0
whether any tariff bin atall will pass 300 one
can form very certain opinion. But If the
Republicans do not pass some bin they may
as well 'shut mp shop
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-16
The Militia t. ~.
C0Urier-J Ournal

We fatter ourselves that we have many
things i'm This country worth seeing. but Oul
army is not one OF them. ln fact. wc laY,
mo- army. 10 is merely The skeleton OF an
army. and the present small establishment
is merely maintained as a police guard iI
the frontier. and as foundation upon which
we can build in the possible, but impr0ba.
bic event of war. That 30 is sufficient no
one can doubt but still it is not am object
for sighi-seers. As q military display thf
American army would appear ridiculous boz
comparison with the great hosts OF Europe.
for we lack the men. the aCc0uircments and
tine constant discipline.
American armies have never been mucl
for display. but they have shown French.
English. Mexican and each other that they
know how 10 fight
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-16
PARE CHANCE.

Sealed bids Invited. and win De opened 100
jpn. FRIDAY the 18th instant TOT lt
siOckOf AunspHugn IS Cobb, LNncnDur4, h
TERMS. Cash. or paper NOT exceeding l'ul
months. with uuQuesiOnaule endorsement
interest added.
For tne guidance of the purchaser, TWO ln-
MEMORIES are now being taken Dy three dis
Interested experts Mcssrs.D II. Almondlnd
D.. Cump. merchants Ol this city. and lr.
Edward liyan. of Partridge s. Richardson,
Philadelphia. one inventory is being iaka Do
af actual cost. and the other at present cash
ralue. Hds must Doe made at SO mucu uh
the dollar. of Che cost 0i fhc Goods.
This firm did the leading business oi Ne
CITY. and occupy one of iue handsome
stores boo Virginia. The purchaser OF iuc
.IOck viii Dee entitled tOa lease az fnN store
at cost. which expire. August, 1901, nnl ine
owner assures the Trustees lhnt ahN toDl
Tenant can renew 70 after chat date, Dll nui
trained employees can Doe retained ana BUST
ness can hs continued without hitch, lt is
rare that sucn nu opportunity is offered. ii
which "a firsf-cinss business can Dee secured.
The stock viii list upwards ol 10000, cNel,
and % rafa.l business can bee done oft rl1O'uuN.
or 100000. DN amy one having means io u"
.O.
Tho Trustee. reserve the privilege ul He-
ccuiug or rejecting any or ail bids.
Max GrGGENHtlMEk JH.
D. g. ID. kEAN. trustees.
WV. LAkklN,
au l3-it
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-16

THE idOlatry with which some people
worship Chicago since she has been selected
as the site Of the Worlds Fair, IS wonder
iul. Because some hair-braned woman
predicted the destruction of that city by
earthquake and food on the lith instant, an
unknown credulous, thinking that life
without Chicago was not worth living. de-
liberately threw himself before a rushing
train and died. His motto must have been
aui Chicago, ant Mini.
Is another COLUMN appears an interesting
description Of the beautiful town of Ash
land. Here many citizens Of Richmond find
q cool retreat from mid-summer's glare, and
they will enjoy reading Of the old town and
recalling pleasant days spent within ITS
borders.
TWO sides Of the ruinous business cf
gambling in futures ia necessary articles
are presented by the failure of the Nashville
Merchants and Traders Produce IN
change. The immediate cause of this was
that rise in wheat and pork on the Chicago
market, the Exchange having been dealing
i'm futures in wheat and produce.
The TIMES Acknowledges the receipt of
the publications OF the Lcander Mccormick
Observatory of the University of Virginia,
vol. /, part 4, and "rhe South's redemption"
from the Atlantic Coast Line.
SENATOR QUAY's recently appointed post
master James $. Mexican. of pittsburg. has
notified ten Democratic letter carriers, i'm
violation of the civil service law, that their
services will no longer be required. Where
is Mr.. Harrison
WHEN the Marine Band played on the
White House lawn Easter Monday, "Nhere
did YOU get that hat - Did 10 intend 90 re-
fleet upon "My Grandfather -
REPUBLICANS compelled 20 hear protests
from NEGROES AGAINST the (Ongpr lard bin
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-16
But After That the Judgment.
Nashville American

Another Democratic member from the
South has been sent home by Speaker Reed
and Republican has been given theNacani
chair. George Wise. Of Virginia, has been
Ousted because 10 is rumored that at certain
polls there were so many people standing
around that Republicans could not eet
through 90 vote for Naddill. II the Amcri-
can people Will tolerate such usurpafiou
and such political iniamy We are much mis-
nixon In them.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-16

Speaker Reed 10 appears was educated for
the ministry. but after he WAS graduated be-
lelt mat Doe WAS not ntied for services in the
vineyard of the Lord. His course since he
has uocn the Speaker of the House shows
that hc was right. When nature cuts ont a
man fora brigaud, be will never De success
mll unless Inc takes 20 the highway or be-
comes a Republican partisan.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-16

EMPEROR WILLIAMS riding horse is shod
with new and singularly constructed shoe
Ii is in two parts, and has on it, lower sur
face rubber-liko composition. the object
Of which Is 70 prevent The horse from Flip
ping,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-16

All the zee Buffalo or any other city can
get from Duluth 10 can put in lis eve. We
had work enough 10 get what we needed al
home. Perhaps some OF the frigid towns on
the lakes, such rs Bayfield,. Ashland and
the Sault can ship some Of the product, but
not Duluth
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-16

DICHMOND. FREDERICKsnrpc
Va Ann POTOMAC rhffIYtr N'f
dule commencing FEBRUARY 2if. ta..
Eastern standard time

DICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG
Va AND POTOMAC RAILROAD f
dule commencing FEBRUARY ltf ta...
Eastern standard time;
1872 q. ~. leaves Byrl-sfrcet sfaf'on f....
stops only ni Ashland. EnfI...i
Milford. ifcloiicksiurr. rr..f
ans WiieWa.rr. sleeper Wa.I...f
ton and Ncw York
1907 O.. IA leaves hyri-siicei station f.n,
except sunday. lafi0r car Nl..
mOud fO Washington
$50 p. m. leaves bynl-slreef siaiion d.r,
sleeping car Richmond f0 SCI.
YORK.
$50 a. m. arrives ~ ryul-sfreef station dam.
Fifepcr fnnI tcW York.
2.3s p. m, arrlyes 90 l,rd-sffeei station daily.
stops nt lfDfrrcksbura. NIfrf
ioihwcN ani Ashland -'.ar.t
Rom Washington and Now l0I.
doe, NOT s'0pnf flI1.
0.i5 p. m. arrives % Byri-stroei station daily
except sunday lnfI0r car W....
lutt0u t0 Richmond
ASHLAND rRAIHs.
DAILY ENcfrr -usnhis.
G:ss %. IN. leaves ibs. Arrives at Ashland. t
1888 "a. n.
100 p. 100. accommodation ienffs Ilffl-.fr...
e:oip. m. leaves ll6a. aulges a. Ashland .
5.f5 a. DO. auyos liba. Leaves Ashland ..
900 "a. m.
s.35 a. n. occ0mmolof0n. arrives af H.l.
sifeef ,iltori leave. AsH.nI .'
1857 OBJ. nI.
500 p. 300. arrive. at Eta. leaves Ashland ..
b.ll b. m.
CA. TAYLOR Iuu. Wanaq..
T.. n. ID. Nfth,. 'fnnfHI -nuerIH fonIDIf.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-16

,he valuable tract Of land described In said
decd as Z. ing the same land c0nye cd 90 The
said AleNys X. NcstoroWitscn deed
even date with above trust deed ON 4. NJ.
Seldom
The dwelling is a large double rick one.
with about twenty rooms. occupy a. com
.nnudiua site ON beautiful bin. % ,flolkna
the valley of the James rivera Is snl
rounded hy very handsome shade. LUIS
dwelling was built at n cost of -Z5tpO. ana
$4,000 has recently been spent lu painting
ing 10 very handsome. There is one obi tnc
haudsoia 50 ornamental gardens DOB tie state
adjoining the yard. There are also ample
servants houses and farm buildings, thus
making This one of the hands0mest and most
desirable country senfs I'm the State of Viz
eiuia. the farm being hiaHlf improved. wei
fenced and watcfci. with mlnJ ncies OF rcn
auuyial James river fairgrounds. its near
ness 90 railroad enables owner fO I've ON li
and do business in the city of Richmond.
TERMS: Cash enough tO pay ali expenses oi
sale and of this trust. and To- pay OF and DIS
charge two notes now past due, one TOT e'i-
$50 70. with interest from December dlsL
/ fSSs and the other for ej,fi5.l3. with inter.
I ESQ from December 3ist. 1889, ilIl palo. nli
uffne residue. e33-g.l3. fO ue paid on lht
9lst of December. 1890 ,3.J0j.lj ON BIS. oil
/ December. 1891, s3.137'l3 ON ine 5lsi l''
eember. 1892. and s30il,l3 10 De paid Oh ODD,
/ 3fSf December. 1893. and tue residue upon
| such terms as shall De announced hI safe
| me purcnaser fO receive n decd and to give
| a decd of trust lo secure the unpaid put'
chase-mOuev. the costs of preparing the tfus'
decd 10 be- paid DV the purchaser Inflr'
| may Leave Richmond for the sale and icluii
[ some day. JUN AN ihNNf 'niitl'f
mhi5taplS trustee
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-16
LEGAL NOTICES.

II CHANCERY.
II appearing % the Court that Il. VOLS.
helmer. who IS party 10 these proceedings
is a nonresident OF this state. 30 is ordered
that "a rule he awarded against her. rcturna.
blc 10 the courtroom of this Court ON the Isl
DAY OF the next June term, 1880. Thereof
being the 2nd day OF June, $500, 20 shev
cause. II any She can, why the real estate
purchased hN her la these causes on the litl
DAY az March. 1880. should not bee sold at hel
risk and cost
A cOpy-leste:
CHARLES ". GODDIN.
apl6-W-lw Clerk.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-16

As specimen OF the protection afforded
the laboring man by that great and might
preventive tarin Of the Republican party.
the following advertisement cabled from
London to the Baltimore sun, as having ape
poarcd in the London Daily News cannot
be oXcelled: "Frecstone cutters wanted by
the fol0wing-named firms, members Of the
Freestone Contractors Association Of New
England. There is immediate need o. CONF
pctent journeymen. Payment by the hour.
Average price fifty cents an hour. 10 is
only fair that every one should know that
these firms have been compelled 90 close
their works TO unions, as az present organ.
lied, ON account Of the arbitrary demands
and their refusal 10 submit all disputes and
differences % arbitration" (,igned) Bos-
ton Estate, +. +. Moany, jeremiah Carow,
W. J. Sullivan, Carew 81 Darbey, Coughln
& Co, Evans a 1ombs, and twenty-seyen
other firms Of Boston, Springfield, llolyoke
Lynn. New Haven, Waterbury, and Bridge
mort
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-16

real object. in only too many instances, has
been 10 donounco the white people OF th'
south. and thereby 20 inname the sechon"'
antipathy Of the North. only too olich'
therefore. thcy have been the means Of III
a,c,ing serious harm upon the negro him-
self b, alternating from him the sympath'es
Of his most unselhsh friends, the southern
people.
If the colorcd convention now in session
In this city. were 10 connno It's deliberations
to a conservative and dispassionatc exam
nation Of the condition OF the colored race
in Virginia, and were 10 discuss with a.sin-
gle view 10 arriving at the truth, the best
method Of improving that condition, then
lis work will be regarded with respect and
consideration by all men, hut If it falls into
dcnunciation, and allows itself 10 become
a mere catspaw 20 secure such Objects as
designing white politicians may wish 90
carry out, it will receive in an unstinied de-
gree, that contempt and Indifference, which,
under these circumstance, 10 would richly
deserve.
If there is one iota Of common sense
among its individual members, they will be
slow 10 commit the error Of even appearing
~ array the two races against each other.
let its members, on the contrary, do all
that lies in their power as delegates 10 the
present convention 10 cultivate. by concilia-
tory language, the warmest feelings Of good
will between the whites and blacks. If
peace and Kindness do not prevail in their
relations, it is the negro who suffers in con-
sequence the most serious damage.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-16

REPUBLICANS compelled 10 hear protests
from negroes against the Conger lard bin
are between the deep sea ana the devil.
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r. AND 4. r. |

BY virtue OF deed of trust from Alcxys
X. Ne-tOrOwitsch, dated March Oh, 1859
and recorded in The clerks Office 81 tooch-
land County Court 400 j.. h. AS. page Do
and at the request of the beneficiary. ~
default having been made Boz the payment OBJ
certain notes, therein secured, VIII sell ~
nnIIIn nu.L ION. on the IIlULel..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-16
REAL ESTATE BUSINESS
.SB.SEMMES&C0.,
STOCK AND Real ESTATE
BROKERS,
RueDa Vista, Vo.
SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO THE
SALE OF LARGE BLOCKS OF
Vista, Vo.
BUENA VISTA STOCK

a large number Of business and residence
lots I'M Buena Vista 40 lowest prices,
several farms adioinlna Bucna Vista, suiia-
bic ior trucking and laying on into lots ioi
sale.
a number OF Mineral and Timber Lands
including iron, Manganese, sandstone hiiii''
stone and Fire Clay.
Property suitable Tor Town sites on TWO
railroads with splendid watei-po"ei'
our Vehicle will meet all parties Who give
ms notice of arrival at the buena VISTA De-
pots.
uoforonccs. Bank OF Lexington; President
and ID roctors of the Buena Vista Company.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-16

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ALN LLAl-lll. On D. \ n ID d. a. fia'
RIVER LANlln'- lilsl.l
AND ONLY ulLEDl tyl ~ MilioJI
lkAN7f tlt Dl hhAN1t or
AM AiNbs
lyNf III d i'lr.
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Win NII IINrn TOT IIIIli.Niri INllIN' pun tNN
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-16

WHEN the Marine Band played on the
White House lawn Easter Monday, "Nhcre
did YOU get that hat :" Did 1t intend 90 Tee
fleet upon "My Grandfather -
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-03-31
@o6en(6an.
gbtcaso, Su., 81. Mars 1890.
Snlano.
Nus Wdfhinaton.

.
Ser 8rGltbent bat ben 3olIbireftor
Der Slotte, 3bon1as $. 2oofer, gum 0elte>
raj : 3ablmeiiter uno gum 8orite6er bes
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SDelbD gum 8unbeSanpalt bon gDrobafpta
erilannt.-Oer YrGitoent 0arrtion bat ben
3tpil6en Nmertfa unO England geI6loiiener
uno beiberieits %9enebmigten Nuslieierungss
nertrag mittels belonoerer 8etonntma6lng
DerDfentltdt, in tpelder ct ben Bertrag ais
einen ergdn5e1oen gta6trag 3u benz sebnten
Nrtifet DeS QuSlieferungS Bertrages pom
9. Nugu1t 1912 be3ei6net nnb allen Birs
germ Der Gereil1tgten Staaten CUR ytd6a1s
tlng empfteblt.-8 Observation-Disclosures
@anam1afer lit Elm aus Stem Oprf bonn "A.
WtGr3 0attrter 8rtcf nit elmer @inlage bon
$500, in elmer @olonote ilber $1,000 uno
elmer iol6en iiber $500 etngegan9en. gta6
Dem Wunlde DeS ungenannten MbienoerS
iou bas @eln benz @~etptiensfpnb auflieBeu.
@r befennt in Dem 8e9lettbrieie, bic Gegiez
rung Dor Sabren urn etne 3temli6
9roBe Sulnme betrogen su baben. =
Ser @oumilidr bes NeniionSamtes
&aum bat iib fir bic Worriu'ide 0ienitz
peniton : 8iu ausgeipro6en, tpel6e iebem
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Yenfton bon a6t Dollars ausieBt. =
SdS YenitonSamt bat cine 3ulammen>
iteIung berDHentli6t, nab Der nGbreno Der
QSo6e, Die an %. WtGr3 3u Gnoe gegangen,
1850 Benftonen betDilltgt Dorosn iino. Sn
ben pier all ienem Datum abgeIaufenen
@o6en fino 1865 Ycriionen, in oerie(ben
3eit pes porigenSaDres 8.012, betpiaigt tpors
Den. = SIM Senat muroen Bittlhriften aes
gen cine Beitdti9ung bes Quslteierungsper>
TRACES stpii6en GuBlanb uno Den 0ereiz
nigtel Staatcn eingerei6t.-9er Senat bat
Bic NeltausiteQungS6iu er1altell ulto 0eln
Dafiir beiteIten NuslbuB iberipielen. -
SIM MISUNDERSTANDING rief. iofort
mad @ene6migung beS Brotofous
Gambler Die NeltausiteluneSbia our
0~erhanolung auf. gG0ocm Die game Btu
b"erleien mar, brahte Gambler Ofaatells bes
WlslduiieS etncn ELECTROMAGNETIC Elm,
toona6 Die Natipnal> Gommiifton eiren
Sraue1alslduB in tbm g~utoInfenoer 3abl
ul1o fir ben BON Der Gonlmil1ion beltimm;
ten @trfunaSfreis einleben unD oieier Q(llsz
l6uB allen ben Yreispsrtbeilungs>N uss
lduiien. tpel6e ii6er Srauenarbeiten All ents
l6eloen baben, Elm Doer mebrere Wlttglieber
ais leirler Wfttte beigeieIlen loll. 9ieier
Nlltrag mltroe angenpml1en ullo eber1Io Elm
a%noerer, pora6 Die Sii6suhtzG omntlfion
IN Den Qusi6uB, Der Die @egenitGnbe Ser
8unoeS : NuSitellung auspablen Iolf,
Elm W}ttglteo au er1ennen bat. -
Gambler mar Der erlte N.oner. IS eez
retde linn au groBer 8efrieoigung, beganr
er, ertldrcn 81 %f0nnen, DAB Chicago, Die
bonl0aus erwGblte Qusitclllngsitaot, alien
@rpartungen, Die man Oil IS geitellt, e1t4
lpro6en bGtte. Der 9usl6lB lei iiberz
5eu9t, oaB @bicogo Elm t6apital bon
$3,OO0,0OO bon 5abIung5fGbi9en 8%erIoner
autgebrodt babe ullo Dab Chicago tpeit mebr
getbon babe, ais BON allen ieinen Mttbe>
rperberinnen ertpartet iporben lei, inDem es
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fetttt beffebers 10 etttt cS rid1t SrSs
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Sara1tf iteDt, DOB fetae @nmoen fitr
Die er1aItene @aare att@ be5abIen.
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tto0 etUaS at be0IeiOen baben.
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fber Ste 0attsctt 8~ercinietctt Staa=
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fetttett f0u,eeat, bot oaS &usicnSctt
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steben, OOnc Seb41tn8 Iciiten 5tt
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at,ttsg at tsatt Der Sablttne iat Ti&s
itamSe befnolid)e @%iboawemtem tit
fet,t DsiBtrn&etesbetpets sc9en otez
ScIbcm+ Sic lift etae etefade YRtGt
ser Seitttng 9e9em ft6 ic1bF, tute
ecgett ieoeat &1tnOett, ocr ttn9ramge
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bctpm6t1etn, on6 r. Ole &Ictti9feit
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@eu 2lbomtentctt, tuelGe tut 8pr=
atts bcSaDlcn, feite &ednune ee=
5otaSt. SieS irn Reconsideration
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cineS 9rGDeS ODER oeS gSejtet1S
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