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Telegram-herald., 1890-04-01

ss4a1 more % lsss. zp0n - merits
1s zsExiess 81 s0n a sEses 4oEld nss
dA<s - rsPors . BAL - ne HsEss vita
e1s soass lsga4 bass fer ia actio-
81 sAy claimants s@a1 IA bklls sapEy
Asklsg Eh4s tass AaY 60 - tas Coars
q Claims za1 hsFs th4s Cozrt "a 55g8l-
cate tasir s4sss Fbsrs Is iass as m4eh
Erossls getting blIl os shis klaa s4s
of cen llgse@ as Tiers soEl5 ke IA pass
ing ens recognizing TIE cl2in sn1
specifying ne 4mo4nt 20 6s P4id
case "a p0i2s. Nssrly twenty years
ago Congrsss passsd al siEht-hsgr zes
Is s1s signed 81 sns Presi3saa aa3 IS
iatsns c0narned Afterwards by tNo
Presideaaal proclamzu0ns. Some
Eeal0us Government o1cizls Ia
ths BrooklyA Navy Yzsd snd else
where violated It's provisions. They
decided thss GoFsrRmsnt employees
must work ten hours day instead OF
eight Many OF these smployes did
this work under protest For years
they have h3d bill before Congress
simply asking that they may be allowed
tO 20 20 the Court OF Clzims 20 seek
their rights They want extra pay for
the extra two hours la ths last Con
grsss ths bill vas talked 70 death Ia
the morning hour The Chairman Of
TIA Committee failed 20 press il after
thas, on the ground that it stood in the
way OF other important labor bills that
would not develop opposition. The
men are pressing the same bill in the
present Congress- IL has had a rough
time In committee, but has as length
been placed upon the calendar.
Very few claim bills come out Of com
nittss, even where the evidence OF their
equity 10 clear, unless somebody is al
hand 20 spur the committee on 70 action.
The claimant who emains az home and
thinks that his bill will run through
tho committee by its own weight Is al
ways disappointed.
The committee Is ever busy. IL Is
oysrrua with busiaess It may hold its
meetings Ave times a week and still
there Will be some lsggard who will
fail 20 make reports upon the bills
which have been referred 20 him.
There will be difficulty in getting
either a quorum OF the sub-cOmmittee
or quorum OF the full cOmmitte to-
gsther. When the report comes from
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-01
$1,000 REWARD.


While Il Is not claimed that Electro-Ozone viii
cure everybody and every disease, i Is claimed
nat n has cured -many cases that had been
conceded incurable and that II never has failed
where treatment was continued II anyone
1oubts this. and desires 20 be cured, let them
come and accePt the following. which Il ofereo
~ good faith, as a reward f0T case that cannot
ae cured by Il. provided that tho organs or their
function have not been destroyed by disease,
neglect OF improper treatment. The oGer is bona
ilde the money 10 Be deposited uncer vutten
condi ton that eill admit ~ no quibblins.
81 600 for sny case of Cstsrrh. Catarrhal Dear
ncss. Consumption. Bronchitis Cough HosEse
ness OF sore throat that Electro-Ozone, Oz0nated
am Medicsted Air viii not cure.
$500 foV say case of Dyspepsia. Indigestion
Constipation OF diseases of the liver. stomach o.
bowels that Electro Ozone remedies OF aPpBan
ces VII sot cure.
1000 for anv case of Heart Disease or eis
ease of the nerves. blood skin bones. muscles
teDdons liFsnents OF 3oirts that 2 Electro Czore
OzoDste6 and Nedicated Air or Electro Chem
ca Treatment viii not cure.
1000 for as7 case q Kidney Disease. Rlsf
Ger Disease. WeIab OF Ovarian Disease. o. pis
ease of TIE Trcfts whether structure OF riee z
tsst Electro Chemical Treatment vii nof pc
.nsuenfiT cGre.
$500 for snT other 6irease. weakness G. .siss
c,lity that r-Dy affect O disable man woman q
child that El~cfro- -Ozone OF Electro CbeB a
n1srhine-T oT reUfGies ~ not cure
Consv Itstian aad investigstlon free Ersrl
nation snf ~ FIectrC.( (DzCne fizoI afat src Ns1
icstsd Ar treatment 500 FrsF,irst ons Ar,
sh FleCtro-C -Cheuicsl treatment r. ~ u e. %
Cas- 81 tte o~fce roous3 4 =. ~ ard ST.. secans
lcoT 81 TIE Heruifsse. corner Cara ffd br1lf'
streets. ~ seTf yer ~ STARR - rTegs posi-
are Or three View Method Cure books
Par ! Ccufairs zSS pages over Es 1llTefre
fcDs sVuptculs @ elseafe aro rspar1 - ere
1.sesses sVg7enic iu4truc+icrs for rTerr isfr
gen1leuaH sn1 'sWy use 81 o. rsre - - =
r7-o.xf sfsu--s o. ~ eeEts Fl SILVER
par III Prfvsfe irf--rr stsrr f1r rl-r a-S noTs
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-01


the subcommittee il may be unsatis-
factory TO some member upon the full
committee. lie will doubt the thor
oughness Of the investigation into its
merits, and may succeed in sending the
bill back again into tae subcommittee.
The full committee sometimes spends
weeks in disposing OF the report of a
sub-committee
But even if bill is reported TO the
Rouse. the claimant is by no means out
OF the woods. Under the new rules
1t goes upon the calender in the order
IN which il is reported After the un-
finished business each day has beon
disposed OF comes what is known as the
morning hour. This belongs to the
committees in turn. Each committee
has il for two days in succession. The
Chairman OF the committee or the com
mittee itself selects the bills it desires
TO bring before the House. Usually
oach member OF the committee has
bill in which ne takes a personal inter
est, either on account OF some friend or
some constituent Such bills, OF course.
will get precedence in consideration. At
the end of its two morning hours the
committee is again shut off and drops
TO the bottom OF the list.
The number OF private bills "a so
much greater than public bills that
friday in each week is also set apart
for the consideration of private bust
ness. unless otherwise determined By
the House. The House does frequently
determine otherwise. There is no cer-
tainsy that any particular Friday will
be occupied with the consideration OF
private business. Another thing that
initiates against the consideration OF
bill is the fact that the consideration
OF unfinished business may eat mp the
whole day. Special orders setting
apart cartain days for the consideration
OF certain measures may DESTROY the
morning hour and upset all calcula-
tions.
There Is another chance for the bill.
On the frst and third Mondays Of each
month the Speaker can entertain a
motion TO suspend the rules. Prefer
encs Is given on the first Monday TO in
dividuals and on the third Monday to
committees. Thus on the frst Monday
an individual representative, II ne can
secure recognition from the Speaker.
can move 20 take up a bill for consid-
GRAFTON. This. however, must be done
By vote OF two-thirds OF the Members
present II he secures this vote. de-
bate upon the bill VIII be linn ted 70
forty minutes. It then requires two
third vote 20 pass it
An honest citizen OF the United
States who has an honest claim against
the Government. however small. re-
euires large stock OF patience. In
ninstJ nine cases out OF one hundred
he will see his grave before he gets his
money. The French sDolistion claims
arose nearly a hundred years ago They
are still unsettled. bus the descendan
Of the original claimants are still press
ing them win uneKsmpled patience and
perseverance. AW0s J. CUnNIEsS
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-01
FIFTY YEARS AGO.
Changes Wrought In the Course of Half .
Century.

Fifty years ago the population Of the
United States was only II, ,69T. 420 The
census cost the Government $3.50, 427.
There were slaves in all the States ex-
cept Maine, Massachusetts,, Vermont
and Michigan. Iowa had 10 slaves,
Wisconsin II, Ohio 3, Indiana 9, Illi-
nois 33l. The total in all the States
and Territories was 2,4s6, 22s. Fifty
years ago the first railroad-spike ma
chine was put into use, making fifty
minute, forming both point and head.
Henry Burden, of Troy, \. Y, was the
inventor. II ranked among the best
paying inventions of modern times.
Fifty years ago the Wing party held
its first convention at Harrisburg, nom
mating General William Harrison, Of
Ohio, as President of the United States.
Fifty years ago Joseph A. Adams for
the first time made use Of the idea
now embodied in the art Of cleo
trotyping by reproducing from wood
cuts. Fifty years ago the first power
loom for weaving carpets was set in mo-
tion by +. 3. Bigelow, of Boston. Ten
yards day was its original capacity.
Fifty years ago (lsS9) the first wheat
was shipped from Chicago, amounting
TO seventy-eight bushels. It was sent
eastward by the lakes to Buffalo. Fifty
one years ago the first steam hre-engine
ever made was tested in New York. 1t
was invented by Captain John Ericsson.
Fifty years ago the Sirius and Great
Western, the first ocean steamships, en-
tered New York harbor on their return
trips. Fifty years ago LOCO reformed
drunkards marched in procession at the
first anniversary OF the Washington So
ciety. Fifty years ago law was enact
ed against dueling in the District of
Columbia. It grew out of the Cilley-
Graves duel. Fifty years ago the Chero-
kee Indians we're removed from Georgia
and placed west Of the Mississippi
river. Fifty years ago was established
the first commercial college in America,
Corners College cf Boston. Fifty years
ago the frst patent was granted to
Goodyear for vulcanized lndia-rubber
goods.
Fifty years ago survey was made by
John Baily for a canal across Central
America. Fifty years ago John Ericsson
was allowed letters patent on a steam
propeller boat. Fifty years ago beet
sugar was first made by David l.. Child,
of Northampton, Mass. Fifty years ago
the banks Of the United States resumed
specie payment. Fifty years ago the
Massachusetts, Abolition party was or
ganized. Fifty years ago wooden clocks
had only been in use one year. Fifty
years ago the daguerreotyps was invent
ed in France e.-Statistician.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-01

5udre Peters says the Levissovn
Me- Journal. tells tho following stOr7,
and always laughs ss hs tells &c. She-i7 ?
Brown bad been elected in penotscos
County and rad made bis son the PAGE
or messenger in court. Judge Petsrs
presided st he a-st tern. and In tie
middle q The forenoon announced
recess q fifteen minutes. lie retired
to the library and soon became i'm
rnersed In some legal books. looking ID
epr1e points of law When the 3rae
mentioned had expired tho flrv cane IL,
but the iud-e did no.. Ths Bsown boy.
Who wss anx8oas 20 have evsry thing 20
q N god sbaps u1dor hss fathers Al
r1fnfstrstion, Tr~T nervo1s Ard at laSs
r,ade bit tor tie Hh-ary Waking
n ard puiltng ort his vaech. he es-r~t
&c i-ssFs srcn ~ shcul3eT and sasd=
Zone. NJ Teters Toa've get e he~r7.
Yonr tirae IS Sd sr3 ~ fol11s ars a-sstt-
tng" he Fsigs 'hzEz.es-
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-01

There are hundreds OF claim Bills on
el. IA she committees rooms A soOa
"a tha CON nittse "a fairly CTsnizsd
she clerk sorts them out and they are
referrsd - sub-com nittses in batchez
The "a b-committses son-tisne divide
thsul among the individual Msn bsrs
Zach sill, however. is subjected -
careful scrutiny lie must be backed bT
testimony that would be received in q
.oart 81 iustiss II is "a clsin arising
out % damages sussa ned IN the late
~ar. ths con nittss sill csll upon re
War Department FOR Information. II
shat Depsrsrnens gives the measure =
hiscs-e7s. it vii aavs hard tine IN
committee Claims FOR generalization
ard damages iacsrrsi in ssvigstion.
snd ether r-atters. Vii - referred 81
.he secretary p ths Treasury. Hls
osi-icn vii have good deal 20 DO
wtsh tha scticr 81 shs csrn q ulttse AL
shs Departments = sr- IL daily con ra1i-
satisn n IA shs con ritsees
Nest eiaimsnts thiak shat hsif their
work IS tcns whsn their bills are intro
csrsd They leave t1a ~stter With
SEER Rap-essn tslfve. aaieT shs n prss-
ssu thaf his insGar = eaa shove 9 sut
ef cou,n ifcee. wttheut regsra - ths
facts in she case Psrscnzl infuencs
slaas can sever is tAs TIE hiLl must
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-01

aroAnd- JAe-t1tls billiard shot u Is
no~ known - tAe .sNellis Bly" and IN
every billi&sa-roon nay - heard tas
expression. "Hers gees Ter . Nellie
BY
al > rscens sc1lan's rights meeting
ln New 1ork, three new or2 actresses
seee IL reduced as y ao11en who lad
lever spoken before" Their husbands,
Who we're en- the stage. neaFly wens
through it Ia petrined assonisAulent
THls sigas seen over = BrooklyL store.
can be construed ss yo4 please. Angel
Feathers dyed and cleaned a. she
shortest possible notice TIE ordinary
citiLen recognizes the fact that the sign
painter didnt divide Mr. Angel from his
oocUp4tion.
TkE number Of millionsires IN New
YORK Is continually increasing. They
seem 70 tgrn them oUt there Ike stu
dents from aoollege. A recent advertise
Haentin the Tribune says: "A young
nan Just landed would like 10 learn the
plumbing trade"
KlND-HEARTED woman at La Crosse
bought i've cords OF wood and three
buek-saws, and gave AL tramPs a chance
70 earn meal. They stole the SAWS
and boys stole the wood, and one day .
tramp entered the house Of the h. h. ~.
and scared her almost 70 death and stole
her watch.
From Judge Cunningham. . we'll
known Anglo-Indian, came the follow
ing story in illustration OF Indian
polteness: "a jadge, who MAS "a very
bad shot. had been out for days sport
and on his return the man who went
with him WAS asked: Well, how did thu
fudge shoot to-day?' Oh he replied,
the Judge shoe, beautifully. but heaven
ras vexY msrsi.rl 20 the b'-dsr
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-01
thirty WARS SICK

was very sex 81 years had dreEsy a. over ms
ioSS c1Aia 40t sacep or lie ao@n at1alS as talt
oA0Sl1E seasRtlo2 ala wo0lG have - So a. 4a1
hears - iliut aud ralsrs lttr E1etA. tsSs4 4scs
tTsm DoNsls ~ere partly 81 lasi aso - -. efs
toree las nvs i'ste ne nave that come cut blg
is Eoy tAaIn when ! ooggaed eF 4d hard pRla
thrre elSe 9afaiag II ny stomach snd soil water
ceUs1 FcEy bad. tong and hard Aaa tirss8 ina. as5
De PAL below suy ac1rE kal rheG GnaF-Sn / b7Eaa
ffosi ment with DIR. = Clay Todd x3 N0nr0e-St
ncoln :. 6faRd kapiaS. Nico- tci - ls,s a.
have been getting better ever since. and sm Ros
very much better n eyerf res9arf fra 81. 4 ssd 5
treatment Dec ID. los1 PETER kkDl1Hof.
QrrntAe. OtLaNA NaanlE al en-
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-01
He believed in ~

First strangor-Yes. l believe firmly
10 the influence ot heredity. Take nv
own Gaze for instance. All my ancest-
ors for generations have been men OF
letters or have been connected witt
literature in some way.
Second Strangsr-And you follow In
their footsteps?
First Stranger-Yes. am book
agent
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-01
DIR. s. CLAY TODD.

VIZ AL4 LlL-fltIeAIt t-IoIA n iIufaaa EIocA :
AsurSs-st-. ssr4Ea ksri4s Anch
Cures Dasl1ess. Noises IA she HeAd gstsrra
tr11cEiZ-k hnr~lkl4LlSAl Nervous nei.iifs -
fotsace. s@rco20eSs 4aa diseases resa.tlar fra. >
SaEi5 ll4lseretiQ1s eA1 ekeosscs of taan hssa Aa1
@tSt&srs II tbs irtlAlS 0rk4us 81 cod Sta.a4al
L41sS I've ane kAf. fitS Ola sores beichIur
bsspepS-e, Nerve, og.aes Liver. kianes HeA1
.-sessss Haoftae>s ~ Breath. kzak ~ HsA1.
eln4l ~ BSek 81 diseases u solnea aaa ettl4rsa
11d a. cArsals diseases.
UrAee hears . u "a - Z b IA Causat&fiaa tree
sent essrs where NAks = Ga Il p0ssibis Dlrse.
LolS IN All lAnEuAzaa
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-01

KENros. O.. Msy Il. lssl-Te al
whom ID may concern j hereby
certify that / Nas Afflicted lot
years With disease - The hiP
joint, during which lNt 4 sAi-
tered the noel eNcrutiStlAs pAlA
with but very little intornisaoA.
Prom the lolut ID follow ihe
direction ~ the buur. destroy
ing lt a. within about > inches
81 the Knee, " hes 10 Discharged
from halt . pint 10 q piHl ~
matter DAY. small pieces n
bone coming Away frsm umc 30
time. tried al the phs sici&us
thai ceulG hear !. that i
thought ould b. likely A. heAt-
II me- ] then tried patent med
lcincs. liuimcnts. and salFes.
and derived 40 beueit but cuH-
finueo o. lose strength. Finally
hearing ~ the success ~ jf. -
Clay Todd iu the treat mcni %
such diseases. and being stfous
~ persuaded by Mt. = q. Mc.
AiftN. father oi 4 u. McAltiN
a. give him trial ] placed by
sell uANff Ilc tiGoli ifAif a.
am happy 10 Say that ] gradual
IA improved. ga IA nE streuetA.
the psiu leaving me. the sores
being entirely hra I'd. and my
limb which was spelied Ca near
Ia double he HRtlFal silr. as
stmra the natural shape aud
feeling within siK weeks une.
j Was 3. years ei age Nlfa
cured. ] WOULD De- pleased 90
answer letters. from thr at
rlffrd HANSON islhh-
n. Room a. Grand kaWas Mich.
u al Diseases uf TIE Joints
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-01
REWARD OF PATIENCE
safsrsa4sts4 s.s shs KAs@s4.zss sks H-ss
CIsl.as AE2l4ss Ehs caEssa ss@sss
fAs c4x~s4 a . Rzas4k. Ct&i2 B1h&
- Dzassss a. Cs4szzssks~
carral.ssr lsso

Thoss Nho have claims agafass ths
Govsramsas are aisays FexY basy ass
ssfsrs khs ossslag ~ ns~ Congress.
thsT go rarely secure EAsn @isn04s
shs setloa ~ COngrsss- IEsy Pos-
s1As tasir Esprsssnr ratiyss 70 introduce
shsir balls 4at press thssl 70 passage
Ias bills. nsyhAR have ssen before
kAlf-z-aozsz Congresses aEd lave
usaallF dlsd Ia COMMITTEES.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-05-26
rsgsauf@saos uao sssaeoaas. pse apsto, esass.-zsa
OteCe 1Uodo mieOerum

mHn m neen bpppen ans @3anHif1 rciienbn 8erIan sn
sptin Gae gtap unb 0pr Goutarreu c eue troPgen
Sran gc5cnh iaun Scr kn68c 1miat cn unge9eurer
3Har gpoger baR bes GeI9aen htr GraEc etn
G4sbing g8enn 1aaBunnm lObubrtugub
mGn 10 Ba!cn unI.r betriebiamCn go0rn W G6egeiae
Iaugf Sude1en nE,m 9e getc Ie8jen Geaf6 nb 10
Gnoerli Ge Gmcrgraft unb wte gGaH ucr iciu
uaagceS fat at aug anfcr ba5 g8B5ouRe G8r
tgnn Fs cfdaf m beoatoFeH gGcrt5 fit cncn SoIar
getu; un nngenbdJ onpree 0cgate, w nir meb gebeH
ggbru 9e am uubrlu nagc mcI9e nit tu 1n3e9u
SuIars berfaucn Fno Die yInnnowau39G 9GalarSnge aQcr
ac @Ggemcncnun0 nnir ei9encn rcgelmaBi8en 19tcbn
SWan3g nnh peuuO3wn3ig Sol n3ge 2Bir berfaun fra5
GgCbn@nge blauCu par5Cn uuO mrteu Gmebn fit
fGnf3tbn 9nlGars p5e G GngrmeReu nt uarr OrRg
IIuan0rBg 9olars tsomn f0nnea; mr berIauen caerte
GaTmr= feline g8eb @uage MI ynaarb pprar fir III
Splars, wr batiG5 GRf 0cfeQnrg ni0noreB8 Dollars crB
no nn0 mcjien 6nnber Gamufca aa pe F ftene
G4nbrn9ncbr gar ui magca Nuu bsr aam ab eQ naiere
garue ReuenDcu Vaen5 IGFattnug 0 beaBu
GcIbs G0arnm iulm ir ni9t 9ag fetal Be @en9eu egtra
gbcet 4u5Ige nD beCn 9niar8rclcr 3ngeclt
u bag bc gGo CjHg gbrGug balen 0apic engU
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-05-26
Iie ReltausIt Itgquua.

G6tcago, Su3., "a. Rai.-Die Direfz
toreuratb Ser g9tItausfs1uHgs aFccistiOn
b9t ben @oubarElur eJiU1t, cine GrtroFsuug
Der 2eaisLatur eiH3uberuTeu, nm bic aotiuiz
mung iibGr etn 4menbement JuC Staats0aE'
faffEng, bnt6 nel4es bic Stobt @bicaso Bur
G5eranssebuu8 bon 9@uISsO O5ltgatteHeu TN
Betrnge ben $5,0OO,OOO ermddttgt neroeu
iou, tlir HE niGfe ytcoembsrua1l aaluoT6=
len. Der tArd 8rubs aufge1Eahte Sstraa
ou t0Bu tteuea, I'M ben GaraRtlez5oao auf
bic eriotbaIjae S0be bon $4,000, 900 Bu
5Giuatu.
9Gpualifteu an8 G5cago unb g2eD D3rt
tabe2 i'm 5laate Sutuo:e bic Szcorporottoa
elmer Gttiau.GsiauI5aft ua1gsIult, nelta Ia
Gbcagn etneu 1900 FAB b0beu &BuEm uaa
Qrt Gee 8aL,ier gihaI'Ebutme3 nit eiuem
SOfsunuIpuuoe poa $2,OCO,C00 81 erIi@teu
beqbfdttgt. Der &burE, ber ans Stnbl
erbGut perDen ptrb, iOu Bis 5ur Gr0Hanu8
Der DeItnueReuuna Iertig 9efeQt ietn. DaE
gepIdute Sburm ntr6 bic S6be oee gBIneets
oCE BaL,er 8eItaAsFsaung nm 500 tuB
Hberireffsu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-05-26
Enrdlthnrp Nhnnnliisl9rhLnIintt.

@ICpeIano, D, 25. Oioi. - Sin ocr.
mutblj1 ron 8rauOiiitfru Qngclegta8 - mad
Gjuer auhereu gerIiou ourdl eiu2n BlititlaQ
cmlontcne8-6eucr in s. g. @horle8' Stab!s
manrenlaOen I'll 2ucaS, 9ftdlauo gountp,
rerlIiadhte beute friib bic grpIoIion BON 25
8funO 81Hamit, bic iid in tcm 2aoeu befau=
zen. Die @rploFon 3uitmetterte oa8 gau3e
Gebauoe uno 5erid)mettcrte alle STANDARDIZATION
in cinem llmfrejS BON 200 9aro8o Serrn
SOne8, 80 Sabre alt, rUeIGer nit Dem 8ngn
ron &aarcn beid)Iftigt mar, tuuroe get00tet
rn6 ieina 2aide inter ben Grimmern beQroben.
Boli3eimQridlau 8. s. Smith, Elm 70id6rigar
UIanu, muroe ebeufal8 get8Otet, mdbyeno
3bos, s. Sanna, iain Sobu Soiepb, $. S.
GmQrt, .. 9. Souc5 uno So6u @auaghcr
idIpere GGylesurgcu uljtten. Der @ciammt'
peluf betrdgt etpa 500 ,O0O.
faueftetb, o, 25. gfai. - @iuem
bier cirtultlenSen GariiGte spf0tae fouea et0a
25 8slicneu tuJ3 Die 9pnamttzG tzGrplaFoE 3u
2ncas mtbr ooer ltiu5er i&p,, 0eEtebt nor
cen ietr. 3ie tisl8e Eeuermebr naroe MAD
Der 6 WltiIen eutfelatea Sran6f6tte 5eoC5ert, L,
Gllesu ta6 5euer nor id9a 6ei0i9t, 2lS ite
tort arlaugte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-05-26
glem .9orfer gadlridteil.

Mem 0orf, 25. Mlai.-lluter ben BAL.
iogieren oe8 geitern bier angetommenen Saus
burger 9ampier5 u@HguitG &ictoriaa befaub
iit $. Sempiaati, Gin Qmerifauitler l0OptiO'
bitrger, tpeIder IS Niouate in eiuem ruifl6en
0lilitdrgeidngnif Su9cbradt bat. Seiae Sis
ireilng 1T erit Dor Snr}em bonn Setretdr
Blaine mad Oieieu Sdwilrigteiten 6elperltelz
I,8t moroen.
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