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Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1891-10-17

THE American of Thursday makes
the announcement in its editorial
columns, from what 1t considers
trustworthy information, that the
Tennessee Alliance has been sus-
pended from the National organiza-
ton for non-payment of dues, being
about $4,000 in arrears. There is lit
tie room to doubt that the Alliance
is rapidly losing both membership
and influence in Tennessee, and now
that it has been suspended from the
National organization, it will soon
pass away for lack of interest on the
part of its members. The tail of q
snake frequently wiggles for long
time after the body is dead, and
while the Alliance may make some
noise yet, it is fast drawing its wind
ing sheet around its emaciated form,
and will cut a small figure in our po'
lltical affairs henceforward in Tennes
see.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1891-10-17
Nonresident Notice.
In Gance,Y at McJhnnUiHe, Ten

In Mance,Y at NclEinnUiHe, Tenn.
Mrs. f. L. Nicholson VS.. NJ. A. Dudley and
others.
IN this cause it appearing to the satisfac.
l. ton of Clerk and Master from the Origi-
ma Amended and Supplemental Bills filed
IN the cause, which are sworn to, that the
Defendants, NJ. A. Dudley and wife. Lizzie
l. Dudley, have removed themselves from
the State OF Tennessee, and that Bullock,
whose given name is unknown, and Elaf
Nilsson, doing business under the firm name
of Bullock Nilsson, Billie Baldwin, c. II.
Cannon and Wally Wilson, are non.resi.
dents of the State of Tennessee, so that the
ordinary process of law cannot be served on
them. Said bills charging among other
things that Defendant, NJ. a. Dudley, is
Justly indebted to Complainant, and having
obtained from the Clerk and Master and
IRON Hon. NJ. ID. Smallman, Judge, fats for
Wrlts OF Attachment against the estate of
said M. A. Dudley, returnable to the Novem-
Der term 1891, of said Court, and said Writs
of Attachments having been returned levied
upon the property of said NJ. A. Dudley. 1t
is therefore ordered by the Clerk & Master
that publication be made for four consecu.
tive weeks in the Southern Standard. re.
quiring said nonresident Defendants to
appear before the Chancery Court to be
held at the Courthouse, in McMnnville,
Tenn, on the Sd Monday in November,
1891, then and there to make defense to
said Original, Amended and Supplemental
Bills, or the same will be taken for confess.
ed as to them and cause set for hearing ex-
parte. This Sept. 30, 1891.
J. c. BILES, c an.
THOS. G. LIND, Sol.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1891-10-17

A DRUNKEN negro, walking along
the track of the Western & Atlantic
Railroad, a few miles north of Allan
ia, was run over and killed by pas
senger train few days ago. He had
two bottles in his pockets, one filled
with whisky, the other empty. The
negro was badly mangled and thrown
some distance from the track by the
engine, but neither of his bottles were
broken.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1891-10-17
NJ 3 EARWELLSz GO.

Last Monday was the Jewish Day
of Atonement, and was generally OBJ
served by the closing of Jewish .busi-
ness houses everywhere. i'i
In municipal election held at In
dianapolis, Ind, the home of Presi>
dent Harrison, last Tuesday, the en-
tire Democratic ticket was elected by
majorities from 800 to 5000.
A large portion of the wheat crop.
in the Dakotas and other parts of the
Northwest yet remains unthreshed,
and is being materially damaged in
the stack and shock by excessive
rains.
Although Mr.. Harrison has public>
ly declined to violate the law by di-
recting that republican voters in the
departments be allowed to go home
to vote without having the time lost
deducted from their pay, it is pri-
vately understood that they may go
in fact they must go, and that
some way will be found to prevent
their pay being docked.
Life ahOat on the Atlantic ocean
has been quite perilous for the last
ten days. Many of the big passen-
ger steamers have had rough voy-
ages, and number of passengers
have been injured by the rolling of
the ships. A large number of small
crafts along the coasts have been de-
stroyed with considerable loss of
life. The U. S. Government steam
er, Dispatch, was totally wrecked off
the coast of Virginia u few nights
since. Its crew was rescued by a life
saving crew. The English steamer,
Devonshire, became disabled, and
was abandoned in mid-ocean, the
crew escaping on another vessel.
The Devonshire was valued at $780,
600. Great damage has also been
done on land by the storm through
out England, Scotland and Ireland.
, Representative Bunting, of New
York, who is President of the New
, York State Packers Association, is in
: Washington. He is engaged in
gathering facts to be presented to
. Congress when the question of re-
pealing the present tin plate tariff
comes up, as it is certain to do. Mr.
Bunting says he intends to expose
the imposture practiced upon Maj
Mckinley and Senator Allison,
> whom he believes to be honest men
by the members of the forty firms
alleged to compose the American
Tin-Plate Association, who told the
81 members of the Senate and House
l Committees that within one yea
they would be manufacturing all The
tin plate consumed in the United
States. He believed these men .tC
5 have been actuated solely by
!. political motives, as not one of thu
o firms has even attempted to fulfil
/ their promises. Mr.. Bunting says h,
has direct information to the efiec
9 that Maj. Mckinley is deeply morti
fled because the promises made t,
him by these men, which he believ
ed and acted upon, have net beer
kept; and he thinks both McKinley
and Allison owe il to the country Il
help undoth the wrong which they wer
persuaded by false promises to do.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1891-10-17

News of the fire in the Nashville
American sffice reached here by wire
early Wednesday morning,and while
we knew the American was enter
prising, we were quite agreeably sur
prised to receive it in the noon mail
as usual. For pluck and "get there"
qualities the modern daily newspaper
has no parallel in any other line of
business. The American is certainly
entitled to congratulations for its
prompt appearance after such disas-
ter.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1891-10-17

We do not publish anonymous commu.
nications under any circumstances The
real name of the author must accompany
every communication or else it will be con-
signed to the waste basket. We do not pub
lish the names of correspondents, but want
them simply as guarantee of good faith,
All calls on candidates, obituaries, trib-
ntes of respect, ETC., are charged for as ad.
vertising matter. impleannouncements of
deaths, marriages, ETC., will be published
without charge, and our friends all over the
county will confer favor by furnishing us
possible.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1891-10-17
SOUTHERN STANDARD MEANWHILE. TENNESsEE-5ArURD

or National convention see fit to put
free coinage planks in their platforms,
and nominate free coinage advocates
for their candidates, it will not lessen
the ardor of our support of such
nominees"
These are wholesome words at this
time, and they should express the
sentiment of every democrat, for
this is a time when prejudice should
freely give way to the success of the
Democratic party. And yet, prejudice
is the hardest of all sins to conquer,
therefore we must deal gently with
it. know, from all l could learn
during a recent trip to the wonderful
Yellowstone Park, Wyoming, that,
while free coinage is desired in that
mining country, it is not desired as a
question in the next Presidential
canvass to the obscuring in the least
the infamy of the all.infamous
Tariff. They want this infamy kept
before the foottlghts in full view of
the farmers of this country; and l
knOl0 that thousands of hitherto Re-
publicans will vote for Cleveland and
reform. They see that the country is
bound togo to ruin under an oppres-
sive and unnecessary tariff, which
benefits the manufacturer and i'm.
poverishes the consumer-that it is
class legislation on par with SUBJ
treasuryism and like heresies and
crimes. And, they are no longer
scared by the insane cries of Golden
Club! Free Trade! etc. In fact, they
know that under the principles of
free trade, established in l943, manu-
featuring interests were not crippled
and the industry of the country in
none of its departments was para
lyzed. New life and energy sprung
up everywhere.
But, l do not intend to write you
lengthily. What l mainly aim at is,
to have you inform us what the
Democratic Executive Committee is
doing. Why have we no demo-
cratic speakers in the field to meet
that arch demagogue from the
.swamps of Desha county, Arkansas?
Bold audacity is misleading many
honest voters. Why can we not have
about 100000 or more pamphlets
published and spread broadcast? and
and in these campaign documents
have the recent able letter of Senator
Harris published, aud letters and
speeches of Senator Bate, Congress
men Patterson, Cox, EnlOe, SnOd'
grass, and others, and editorials thai
have appeared in the Nashville
American, Herald, Memphis papers
your paper, Shelbyville Gazette
Bristol Courier, and nearly all the
weeklies of our State, to the end tina
the people may be informed, anC
that such blatant demagogues as thes'
political Alliance leaders may NJ
longer be able to fill their purses ant
fill offices, and hope for prefermen
by imposing their selfish, imprac
ticable and ruinOus schemes upon tn,
people as fit measures of law, order
peace, prosperity and honesty
Why?
Sir, ii is time when we canno
afford to have demagogues stirring
up strife in the only party tina
promises and will surely bring relic
to all under the broad banner G
equal and exact justice to all an,
, special favors to none.
w. j. SLATER.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1891-10-17
NATIONAL HOME
BUILDING and LOAN
ASSOCIATION.

There was organized in McMinnville ON
Sept. list, Local Board of the National
Home Building and Loan Association, Of
Bloomington, ILL.,, the object of which is to
furnish safe and profitable investment for
small savings, and at the same time offer
cheap money to good reliable borrowers,
who have good real estate to offer as secur-
ty. Our Board had two loans granted onr
the Sth of Sept. For particulars and OF
shares, call on or address
W. A. JOHNSON, Ag't.
McMinnrille, Tenn.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1891-10-17

IT WAS because we were unable to
figure out any increase in circulating
medium to result from free coinage of
silver, that we asked the Era to give
us the information. That paper now
tries to answer our inquiry by putting
the same question to us in different
shape, or says in effect that if we
will tell what the increase will be, il
will be able to give its readers the
information.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1891-10-17

SUMNER County Democrats are
going to make the fight next year on
straight Democratic lines and are get
ting in good form for the campaign.
1.-The Jackson Democratic Club"
was organized at Gallatin last Mon
day night. Every other county in
the State should follow suit. 1t is
none too early to begin the work of
organization. The enemies of the
party are vigorously at work, and
this is q time for Democrats to re-
member that eternal vigilance is the
price of liberty"
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1891-10-17

GEORGE OCHs, of the Chattanooga
Times, has just returned from five
months tour of Europe, during which
time he wrote some very interesting
letters to the Times.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1891-10-17

A WASHINGTON dispatch of the
14th says that ex-Gov. Jas. d. Porter
has an excellent chance for appoint
ment to the vacancy on the Inter-
state Commerce Commission.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1891-10-17

ALL of the important cases before
the U. S. Supreme Court, including
the one involving the validity of the
Mckinley tariff act, on which it was
thought decisions would be reached
this month, have been postponed
until November on account Of illness
Of several justices.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1891-10-17

IN A list of surviving Tennessee
ex-Congressmen given in the Banner
of Thursday, the name of John r..
Neal is included. Mr.. Neal died
about two years ago, not long after
the expiration of his term in Con-
gress.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1891-10-17

Gov. CAMPBELL, of Ohio, has in
stituted libel suits against the New
York Recorder, Cincinnati CONNER
cial-Gazette, and a number Of other
papers which have assailed his pri-
vate character by scurrilous publica>
tions. He will make it very warm
for his traducers, and will likely
teach Republican editors to be more
careful in future.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1891-10-17

GEN. w. H. f. LEE, second son Of
Gen. R. e. Lee, and Representative
in Congress from the Eighth Virginia
District, died Thursday evening.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1891-10-17

Mr.. EDGAR FOSTER has succeeded
Mr.. A. L. Lands as business manag-
er of the Nashville Banner.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1891-10-17

SECRETARY BLAINE has been alb
tent from Washington for several
months, and it is thought by many
that he will never return to the State
Department again. Many conflict
ing statements have been made as to
the condition of his health, but there
seems no room to doubt that he is
very sick-of politics and public life.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1891-10-17
Soutbern STANDARD.
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY.

r. M. RE-AAES,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1891-10-17
Nonresident Notice.
In Oancery at MclfinnuHe, Tenn.

C. NJ. Finger VS.. NJ. A. Dudley.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1891-10-17
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Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1891-10-17

EX-President Cleveland's new baby
girl has be4 christened Ruth.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-12-03

9aS Oerani@reitsn bes Orbens Der
Mllianl Tam. mad ben 1eri&ten, pie
eoloial Serielbe in ben, letter. Sabre Jus
seuomn,en bat, ni&t mebr sebemmt
wsrben. Cine GIutbweue non PATRIOTS
f4en @efablen fat I'D Der Anblnser Der
partei bemddtist, peI@e .peiter setras
gen .pirb, UNI aue 9inberniifesu besras
ben; unb bieie @eQe trdSt einen Sebars
nii@ten Proteit seseu bic beitebenben 10
nnb poli8i@en llebell. Cine
md9ti8e slrnnee, Der Reru Der Natisn,
uel@er Nets ibr treuer Wertbeibiser in
Der Stuabe Der @efabr 1T, bat ii@ se'
gen bic Geinbe Der Nation uereinist, &C.
gen bic Teinbe meni@liden @lades unS
Doblersebens. Sbre waiiisn 1T cine
friesli@e nnS lire Wafie bic 8ablurue.
Auf bent 9o&wese meni@li&e. pross
perjtdt ruirb fie einen Meilenitein errid>
ten, Der bic S@eibelinie ansiebt 3piiden
elmer bunteIn gersansenbeit une elmer
li@ten unb fr0bli@en i2utunit aller
Meni9en.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-12-03

Sic unbeba@ten @orte bes beuti@en
&aiiers, bic er in bas ,@olbene Bud"
bes Man9ener @atbbauies i@rieb:
Der @ine bes &0niss lei bas bOdite
@eies", baben in Deuti@lanb iebr
piel bSies0 Blut errest. Man meiB
re9t wobl, baB Der oeuti6e &aiier ni@t
bic Ma@t bat, bic Contribution Deuti@z
lambs iiber ben 9aufen gu werien. Der
b0ie Mi0e aber ipri@t beutli@ our@.
@eiter bat ia Souls XIV. aud ni@ts
perlanst nit ieinem perrufenen Wort :
IL etat c'est moi. Mu@ Der
btebere 2~anbpost @ebler int ,Dilbelm
Sell" %perlanste, als Ct ieinen 9ut bers
ausbins, nides %.ueiter, ais baB ,iein
Bille bas b0@ite @eetfei". Greilid
1T bas elm babes Sabrtouieno ber. Man
ioute meinen, Der beuti@e &aiier batte
auf benz @pmnaiium gu @aiel se'us
aus ben 8a4ern Der Weltsei9idtc gu
lernen selabt, unit eiuen berartisen unz
finn gu permei6en. Der QouisuiQer
Mn3eiser" bemertt gu bieien taiierliz
den Bemertunsen:, User tam ii@ ni@t
nod Der 3eit erinner',, ba maj, nod iein
Stammbud nit ii6 berumidleppte uno
iid iebes Mol we,oli@ bariiber argerte,
,penn irsenb elm Goupati@ burd' cine
unsei@idte i3ei@uuns ober einen nod
unsei9idteren 8ers oas .Stammbu@
p,erun3iert bate. @enan 10 1T es Der
@tabt Min9en nit ,ibrem 9%oloenen
Stammbu@ sesansen. eas iie Dem iun>
gen beuti@en &aiier uorselest. Statt
in bas solbene 8u@ nur solbene Worte
Der Weisbeit uno Der Wabrbeit einsuz
i9reiben, uerun3ierte er Is our@ bas
arrosante: ,Des &5niss Q8iue lift bas
bS@fte @ejee." Die Miin@ener Stast>
uater, mel@e aber bic @ei@i@te ni3t
menig empOrt iinb, iollen enti@loiien
lem, bas betreffenoe 8latt aus benz Bu>
DE u%ntiernen gu laien. 60 beben mfrs
AUDI t ets nit unierem Stammbu@ 9ez
madt, menn iema,1o uns cine Dummz
beit binciutlerte."
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-12-03

Siberia ben 20. Mspr 1901.

Siberia ben 20. Nopr 1901.
liebtr Sosti&ritt!
Genern belt, bic 9remn Co., aQtanl
bier ielbit ibre baIbidbrli&e Deriammluns
ab. Der &dIte ::,pese,, uaren peri4iebene
Delesaten, bic melt pom bier wobuen ,absebals
ten. au e:i&einen, 10 aud unier prGiibent
Gblneb. Da au6 uaier gieepraNbent wors
mittass ni9t eridien, 10 ,uurbe SEER &.
Nr%eberidion ais temp. Voriiter erp6blt unb
bic ~::geriammlung ,uurbe erSifnet, ais Der
SormittaS be,eits bur4 Darten taui bic ges
amten sur Beige sesanseu mar. 9ierauf
pertaSse fid bic 8%eriamrnlunS bis Ra9mits
tags eiu ubr. #s.l =.
Am Nadmittas wurbe bic @eriommluns
aur beit',amten i3eit er0finet. Das prototou
Der letter 0e.iammlunS wurbe ~uerleien unb
arsenommm. Der geri6t hes S@asneis
ties puibe ebeni aus an9enommeu.
O Na@b:m bic Noptiu.z gei9aite etlebist
waren, belt DIE Sor9enion eine ausse;eiGz
nee uInipraGe. Ct mics oarauf Bin, bab
m!t fe:ne wi:;li1eu &eio.men pom ben srpei
alter parieiem ~ erruarten batte,l, unb bab
mir s%esennartis mebr benu lie rriu&e baben,
bic Organization su traitiseu.
9err Montson.erY uerlas ueridiebene vi.
titel. wona9 sur %8eamtenrpabl sei9ritten
purbe. 9as &eiultat 1T iolsenoes: !,
praiioent, Ole Sorseuion; @icez praiioent,
g. Sreberidion; Secr., ST. Golius S9obs
meiiter, Gam. geuis; 0orleler, 9. Marids
,ter. ,.a. r. 7 II
Gs mnroe Johann uorsei@lasen, Sab Der
QountpzS ecretdr fir jeoen County, ommil=
iioner= Giitritt einen Deputy @ecretar ernerz
nelt iou. 49,.
Seruer wurbe eiuaimmis bei9lofen, bab
mabrenb Der na4ien County Ser ammluas,
pel6e Gnoe Suni itottinbeu uirb, aud bic
County : Gonuention absebalten merben
ioQ UNI Beannte ;u nomiuireu. .. .
Oils Dele9ot sur Staats= Gonpention tpuroe
9ubert 9iuesbeim er1pablt.
9ierauf @ertasuns: t.
Mit ber;lidem @rube, u,b init benz @uns
i@e,. bab oer rTortidritt" aud fernerbin
ben Fiab bes Gortl9ritts uanbern ,pirb,
,pcua bieier aud elm beidmerli@er 1T,
r. '.i " i9liebt guer Treuab,
'.f@ >~.. Gam Yeuis.
s>sa }>-.. &c. Tomm Start Muiam,.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-12-03

Sic @traftamn,er in 0lhelouri uer :
urtbeilte einen Meeser aus @bepbt, Der
.2ebermurit" %uerfaufte, wel6e Is Pro<
cent Maebl eatbielt, we9en 9ebsnsmittclz
ueridlduns' 81 so Marf @trafe, Oh
wobl BET Wetser bic @orf6t sebraudt
bate, in 1einem 9abcn cin plafat nit
sen @orten: yMurt NIT MeDliuiat"
auf3rbdu gen. Die arrnen, Inter poliz
aeiliGer gormuubl6aft itebenoen Oeuts
idcu mIilen nun losar auf so eblpurit
uer,i6ten. @ie fret uno %unabbdngig
fins naeegen mir Mmeritaner!
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-12-03

r.. yA /. .HN- HaNf . .#.
@as unierem S@atamt>D department.
nidt aoes pa1iren Fam! Dor nod nidt
iebr LANCER Belt i@niffelte Gin 9eamter
bieies Departepents aus, les muB in
siebr sei@eibter &opf semeien iein), baB
bic @anaoier iid erfre@t batteu, toete
TrSi9e soufrei aber uniere @ren;e gu
i@iden unb s.par inter benz 0ormanb,
bab IS frii@e Slide fem. H.
. 81 oieier Jre@beit Der GAMBLER
berridte srobe a~ufresuns i'm Departe<
ment. Soslei@ wrroe bas Garifseies
su ratbe se3osen, I'M BARN eiaen Mn>
baltspuntt gu finoen, womit bieiem Grez
uel Der @anaoier Ginbalt setban wers
ben t0nnte. Man 3erbra6 fi@
fSrmli4 bic &Spie., Man tonnte iie
unm0sli@ nit 80 Bro5ent beiteuern,
benn iie waren teine 3ubereiteten Tleii@z
iorten, ionoern gang semobnli6e tobte
TrOi@e unO auf teine Nrt uno &eiie
jubereitet. Mber beteuert mubten iie
tuerSen. s. .uurbe oann eifris int Ga
rifseies weiter9ebldttert bis man bic
@ubrit errei@te, robe unfabricirte @r>
titel". T, ~ g.
sSn biei e Mubrit muroen bann bic tob>
ten6roi@e eiusereibt mitloprO3ent 3ous
fteuer. Eobte 6r0i@e ioaten 'alsbalb
I'M @ertbe itei9en nnb bic Tr0i@3u3t
blrfte balb sroBart.s ais einbeimii@e
sSnbuitrie prosperien. #-@
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-12-03

Ser idneuitc &reu;er Ser enslil6en
Tlotte 1T neucroin9S po,N Stapel selai<
fen. ,glafe", 10 teiBt bas S6ifi,
1at cine Grasfdbisteit uon 5000 Gonz
men uns bic Maidinen eatpidelu 2o,s
900 Bieroetraft. Die S@neaigteit
!oeielben it22 ensl. Meilen bic stunbc.
0as S9ifi .mirb Dem noroamcrttanis
iden @ei6paoer ais Glas9enidiff ;u=
ertbeilt wcrben. - -.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-12-03
Seriteigernng bon ellen @aartn
6. Sotnu1erS 0ebd1De.

!&lei6eriofe, 6lannelle, letnene unb rotbe Eii6z
ti(der, !6oie11 unb @emoenito6e, Galtcoes, Sing
bantS, 8ettti&@er, @tridmo4e, 5triimpfe, 1pDl=
enc 8ettoeden, ale @orteu l1nter5euG 5bapls.
6erner, ietbene 8dnber, ale SDrten 59n1ud=
laden, ieibene unb anoere Tal@entl9er, 5piben,
9robe MuSmabl @@mei5eriiderei, &leiberfn6pfe,
@cibe, @pibenoeden, le6erne u1o uolene @a1b=
l9ube, poQene Mflben, II. cine grobe Nusuabl
Seaden, @tntermdntel, ,uip. tperben periteigert.
Mutttom jtoen Samtag
bon 2 BITS 5 MIR &a4mittagS, uno hon Z bis 10
1tbr MbenoS.
~4 " $50 ..-.r@&%5TY "'%[ #~ #t#%%@ .#I@&@ ##&"##
wv. !. s > SSobt gilbert, Nnttionator.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-12-03
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Carl @aucmitetn @eiGdttSfuDrer.
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HEALTH IS WEALTH.

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