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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1892-07-04
A CLOTURE RULE
Congressman johnson Says One VIII
Be Adopted by the House On
Tuesday,
And That Vote ON the senate Silver
Bill viii Be Forced During
the Week.
An Amendment Limiting Coinage "a
American Silver Think II
Will Pass.

Z ST.. PAUL. July IA special to The
Dispatch from Washington says: Con-
gressman johnson said: There \
going to be cloture rule brought a
next Tuesday. One hundred md
twenty Democrats have signed arequest
for this action. We viii thus compel !
vote Oh the silver bill It goes now 10
the committee on coinage and measures
Of which / am member.
am going to offer an amendment
to confine free coinage to the
product of the mines of the United
States. If this amendment is adopted,
/ am satisfied that the bill viii pass
Speaking of the chances Of the silver
bill, Major Picker said: 81 have not
fully considered the bill vet, but nv
sympathies tend to free coinage, and. Il
brought to vote, / shall vote for the
bill, which will probably pass the housd
and be signed by President Harrison,
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OMAHA TRAIN HELD UP.

A<tssnptsd Express Robbery by Two
lNtked Hen Near Kasota, nrinn.
KAkoTA, Mimi, July 4.-The Chi
so, st Paul, Minneapolis and Omaha
n11e ~ train was held up mile one
at ok this piace late during the night
tSgo naasksd msn, who attempted to
e1rfess O.. Ihe robbers got on
ne t8hzI dk tke 6n6Ene at b. Peter,
and at safe distance from the station
they got down IN the cab and ordered
the engineer to stop the train, threaten
ing his hfe If he refused to obey. One
OF the men stood guard over the engineer
and fireman while the other one went
back to the car. On his way back he
met brakeman and ordered him to
halt. The brakeman did not seem TO
understand him and kept on coming.
The robber then fired at him with a
double barrel shotgun. Fortunately
he missed him. The brakeman. was
then marched up to the engine and told
to stay there.
The robber then went to the express
car and raped on the door. The mes
senger opened the door, thinking he had
arrived at the station. AS he did so he
looked into the barrel of gun and was
ordered to throw up his hands. The
robber said, Where is your guard?'
The messenger answered, There is NO
guard on the train. |. The robber then
got In the car and ordered the messen-
ger to open the safe. He did so. There
was large amount of money in the safe
but in opening It the messenger grabbed
the money and dropped it behind the
safe unseen by the robber. Seeing that
tho safe was empty, they left the car
with curses and proceeded to the engine.
The engineer and fremsn were marched
mp the track about hah . mile. They
were told 10 go back 10 their train and
the robbers then disappeared in the
woods.
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CONGRESSIONAL


WAsH1xoTox, July 4.-In tn hcuz1 4
messenger appeared from tho sennte nnd
announced the passage Of the free coin
age bill amid loud applause by free silver
advocates.
Mr.. Dockery, Of Missouri, submitted
the conference report ON the District of
Columbia appropriation bill, the confer
ees failing to agIee on the item FOR en-
tertaining the q. A. r. at it's enoamp-
ment at Washington next September,
He asked for new conference. Mr..
Bynum offered reso1utioH that the con-
ferees be instructed to insert an appro-
priation of $75, 900, all to be paid out Of
the revenues Of the district, after the
guarantee fund raised by the citizens
had been expended. Mr.. Armond, OF
Missouri, moved to lay this on the table,
This was lost-52 to $50.
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ExcItsnent over seizures.

VicToKIA, B. C., July 4.--There i
geat excitement here over the report
that an American cruiser has seized the
supply steamer Coqnillan in Alaskan
waters, and also several Canadian seal
ers. The Coquillan is owned by the
Union Steamship company, Of Van
epsiyer, and Is chartered by the Associ-
aaon Of Sealers TO carry supplies to the
ssalexs in1 Behring sea, and collect and
lEine back the skins. The Union com
Eany viii make representations to the
dominion government Ia regard TO the
rantter, and it Is possible that the seizure
my lead 70 some serious complications,
y 4 4 claimed that there was nothing
2 now that each vessel Or cargo con-
nansd anything which would justify
tie eeixurA
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FISCAL YEARS BUSINESS.
II Has Never Been Matched In the History
or the Country.

II Has Never Been Matched In the History
or the Country.
New York, July 4.--R @. DUN u
CO. Weekly Review OF Trade says:
Al fiscal year never matched in the whole
history of the country in volume Of in
dustrinI production, In magnitude OF
domes<Is exchanges. or IN foreign trade
has just closed The Imports for the year
have been about sSS3, ,0oo. 600, the increase
III New York In june over last year being
about 18 per cent. Exports from New
York 81 June gained hap cent. and the
Aggregate for the year has been about ST.
vi, ,O00. 600 Railroad earnings have been
the largest Ia any year thus far and clear
tngs III June largest ever known In that
month, exceeding the last year 8 per cent.
aud for the whole year the largest ever
known outside of New York. Failures
Tor the half year have been 5,503 against
6,074 ID 1891, and liabilities sea-, ,00o, 900
against {o72, ,Oo0, ,o01 and on the whole about
the smallest for ave years In spite Of
low prices additional works are going into
operation even IN the iron manufacturing
/ and vet more 10 wool and cotton More
over the crops Of this year promise to be
very satisfactory and the new half year
begins With excellent prospects.
Business at Boston is satisfactory. At
+ Baltimore good orders for clothing are
noted and noteworthy season for shoes.
Wage disputes at Pittsburg closes some
mills and many others will close In few
weeks Cor repairs, and finished iron Is
moro active Cincinnati reports average
trade increasing. At Chicago the volume
81 trade considerably exceeds last year
AT 81. Paul business is good and the crop
outlook favorable AT Omaha activity
continues. At st. Lonis business Is good
for tie season, and at Kansas City trade is
better than last year.
Speculation Ia stocks has been languid.
Money IS abundant at all financial CEN
ters. With but moderate demand and the
Acollections generally good except where
wet Weather and bad roads check distri-
sbution and settlements. Rarely has the
country began new fiscal year with
mofs satisfactory commercia. prospects
and there Il less financial apprehension
than Il usual III 3 presidential year.
@ The business failures during the last
seven days number for the United States
III, Canada 26, total 1917, as compared
with 11o Ikst weak and l79 the week pre-
vious ~ the last, and 244 for the cores
RoudiuK week last year
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ST. PAUL, July 4.--Ois Nortrom, 8
life convict at the prison from Traverse
county, was pardoned by Governor
Merriam, after having served over four
teen years. Nortrom's crime was one
Of the most cold blooded affairs ever oc-
curing In Minnesota. He murdered his
father, concealing the corpse under the
door and then gave . dance Ia the house
next evening, literally dancing over his
murdered fathers body. While At prison
at Saltwater be created considerable
scandal few years ago by stealing over
81 600 worth Of brass castings from the
Thresher company and selling them to
junk men. He was permitted 70 roam
at large and cut large quantities Of drift
wood, caught IN Lake s.. Croix, dispos-
ing Of It to the state. nsssa
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NERvY TRAMPs.
After Robbinx . Restanrant They De
0Saaans a.. Ax....ax 81. -. 49, -.

After Robbinx Restaurant They Defy
Omcers to Arrest Them.
WAUPAcA, Wis, July 1.-TWO tramps
robbed the cash drawer of Smiths
restaurant and then went to the wiscon-
sin Central depot. They were followed
and turning fired their revolvers at the
crowd. Henry Kleiner was shot in the
shoulder, another man was shot IN the
hand and another In the leg. When
the officers arrived the tramps took
protection on the depot platform and
with reyolvers in hand deied arrest.
The sheriff, who was present, did not
arrest them and they took the midnight
train for the north.
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BLAND is ENcouRAcEp.

The Missouri Congressman Takes Heart
Mt the Action Of the SENATE.
LEBANON, Mo-, July 4.--C -Con2resSxnan
Bland, learning Of the silver bill's pas
sage, said: Il will leave on the hre1
train and be in Washington ID timo NJ
renew the fight in the house ~ next
Tuesday. had intended remainfnG q
home until after the congressional Con-
vention on the 18th inst, but this newu
takes me back at once and viii try n
have q free coinage bill through the
house in spite Of the opposition ~ III =
Mr.. Bland says he has never doubted
the sincerity Of Speaker Crisp Il y zxeo
coinage man, and thinks chs I'm cHS h.
speedily brought 10 vote a ~ KoS1
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K ~f~>sS~~A0@~
WASHINGTON, July lit is UNDER
stood that the proposed international
monetary conference was one OF the
subjects considered at the cabinet meet
ing, and that the president has decided
to select three Republicans and two
Democrats as the conferees on the part
Of the United States. According to the
same authority Senators Allen and
Jones, Of Nevada, and Mr.. n. w. Can
non will be selected to represent the
Republican party, and Senator Carlisle
and Mr.. r. A. Walker the Democratic,
with the possibility that Senator Daniel
or Judge Lambert Tree may be chosen
II place Of Senator Carlisle. Senators
Jones and Daniel are recognized cham
pions Of the free coinage OF silver, while
The others named are regarded as advo-
Gates Of bi-metallic standard Of values.
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AN IOWA FIEND.
While In the Act Of kissing His Wife HI
Fires Her Clothing.

while In the Act Of kissing His Wife He
Fires Her Clothing.
FAIRFIELD, Ia, July Oscar Bel
lnap attempted 70 cremate his wife by
setting Gre 70 her dress They had had
tsouble and separated, but Belknap had
persuaded his wife to return to him. Hs
e1nbracsd and kissed her, and said there
would bs no more trouble between
them; and while IA this act he applied .
lighted match TO her dress. He ther
He'd with demcniac laughter, leaving
her wrapped m flames. Fortunately heI
father appeared on the scene at that
moment and succeeded in quenching
TIE dames. Both were seriously burned.
Belhmap is still in hiding, although
diligsnt search Is being made for him.
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FIVE HUNDRED SCOUTS.
They Are Guarding Homestead Against
the Approach of workers

They Are Guarding Homestead Against
the Approach OF workers
HOMESTEAD, Pa, July 4.-Five hun
dred scouts are now guarding the town
against the approach Of would-be work
ers and the town is now as irnpregnable
as Gibraltar. These picket lines extend
to the opposite side Of the river. The
men doing guard duty, 1t is said, are
armed to the teeth. Each Of the en-
frances to the mill property is guarded
by force Of fifty men. All Office clerks,
watchmen and superintendents are per-
mitted to go and come unmolested.
None other, however, dare to venture
even within the gates. The sympathy
of the citizens is with the workmen.
The merchants clubbed together and
sent car load of tobacco and pipes.
Furniture has been donated to furnish
their headquarters and the electric sup
plying companies are furnishing lights
and fixtures. By morning tele-
graph Office will be opened
at the headquarters. Saloon keepers
have been cautioned as to the sale of in
toxicants The entire corps of servants
employed at Carnegie's hotel left the
hotel in body, refusing to serve the
many strangers who have recently ap-
peared. A Braddock telegram received
at the headquarters said that 800 men
had been hired at Braddock to go tc
Homestead and that they were to go by
way Of Pittsburg on Sunday or Monday
It IL rumored that two boats are being
loaded in Lower Allegheny City with
supplies for the use OF the Braddoc
men when they get to Homestead. "A
huge bonfire is certain to occur If ths
attempt is made to use them.
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killed by the Cars.

BELqlx, wis, July 4 The horribly
mangled remains Of Henry Dixon, aged
30. noulder employed here, were
found on the railroad track. He was
intoxicated the previous evening. His
home was at Janesville, where . sick
sister was at the point Of death when
the news was received
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Ii the brink of buying fine hat
out in great shape Gooer the brink BY al but don't
begin think of doing before have the line
show They would have gone with big boom they
hadn't been cheap they have with boom oil the bigger be-
a the annals Of retail trade nothing cheaper in this line has
been placed record They the stuff tempt you
the brink the delay the risky delay becomes
you only walk IN and let show some Of those thin coats
and They the incest thing while attending
the Chautanqua The u shirt made match the hot weather
July and August and takes the place Of the soced outing shirt
Our neck department attractive by of the
large variety styles and patterns They fresh from the factory
consequently old shapes the whole lot The prices low
water mark Yours for Trade,
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8ridsn : gontratt.

8eriiegelte N%ugebote fur ben 8au
Der folgenben e%iiernen 8riiden (einz
f6lieBli6 Der 3ugdnge) fertig our 8e=
i1abnng, per6en BON benz @eri6te Ser
Gountps@ ommifdre BON Berar Gonntp
IN San Mntonio entsegengenommen
perben Big gum
Mpntag, ben IL. September
1892, @prmittags IL ltbr,
gu mel6er 3eit Tie, in @egenipart Der
Bieter, er6ffnet merben. IS fiub 6ies
folgenbe Briiden: neber ben Salaboz
Greet an Der @olia6s2 anbfrabe, unb 8
8riiden iiber bic Mebina, an bem 2anbz
itraben mad Grio @itD, Someriet unb
Yalo MltD. Cine Der lebteren fon ge=
bant tperben, bas @eridt tpir6 biefeIbe
ausmdblen. Sic profile Ser betrefen=
ben 8riiden iin6 in Der Office bes
Glerfs BON 8erar @ountp einau5eben.
Sin beglaubigter @bef bon $500
n1uB iebes Mngebot begIeiten. Sod
per6en bic brei Mebina : 8riiden ais
Elm Nngebot betra6tet.
Das @eri9t. bebdlt lid 6as 3edt
Dor, eins unb ale einlaufen6en Mngez
bote 5urid5umeiien.
Wer6fentli6t auf 8efebl bes @ountp=
@eri9tes.
San Mntouio, II. Mugut 1892.
g. %. MeMIliter,
County, &ihter, 8erar So. Seras.
Mttefirt: 8 B. %. Smith,
@oumtpsG lerf, 8erar Co., Seras.
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THIBODEAUX.


Was bebeutet 6ieies Mort? Gs 1T
6as 9an6elsseiden 6es
Cinderella S6ub> 9 ties.
So I'M Wabliabre betanntli6 Sc
f9dftstiue berri6t utlb mir einer grns
Ben 8orratb BON 59ubmerf fir Ser
rem, Damen umf @inber on Qanb
baben, neueite Saeons unb Meuter, 10
~perfaufen mir Maes sum Soft
preiie unb liefern bic 8emeiie boz
fir. Ollie @aaren limb neu unb muir
ben ipe5ieq fur bieien Sommer beftellt.
9ie preiie iin6 iiberaa in 3ablen au=
geaebem. Wer biIig unb gut faufen
mill, gebe gum
Cinderella Sdjmb Yalait.
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8eWetefIQe.

e, s.. GliHprb In Rep GaKel, Wis. Bate nerpb,es
raren In i4lebten 3uitanbe, bic 2eber aerflt& anse=
grtfen, batte fetneu Nppetit uno mar a~berbaupt prus
itdnbts s%ntffafet. Oret Slai4en electric 8itters 30.
Ten fn turirt.
Gbparb Sbepterb, Sarrtsburs, gu tette Elm:
rtfene Wnnbe am Betne, pie don adt Sabre ~sefaufem
mar. @ebrar&te bret GlaiAen electric 9ttters unb
feben S&aGteln 6adlen'S arnica Scfbe unb bte
gBunes If .sebetlt. Sstn Speafer, Gatapta, Sbio,
batte thut 2Bnnbsn am getns burf Gieber perurfa9t.
Ote Herbte ~erfldrten fetnen Gal ais untetlbar. Cine
Glai4e electric GitterS unb eine S@a@tet 8udlen8 Nr.
ntea Salbe BADEN i9n peutdnets eurtrt. 81 baben in
allen Npptbeten. Goolph Dreib, GbpmpfOn & Co.,
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gampst Qminim Sair Comic.

baS bette 9aaridrtumssmittel Ser Welt,
befeitigt S6uppen, perbimbert bas
Qusfallen Der 9aare, be19leunigt ben
9aaruu6s, inbem es bic geiunbe 5bdz
tigfeit Der Saut arrest. Sebe dlafde
1T nit benz 9tamen bes @rfinbers 81
cur Samosb berfeben. preis Der
Slaf6e $1.00. gu baben in allen
Npotbeten. Generals gentur i'm @itp
Drug Store, 6. &euB, Sfz@ommerees
StraBe, nabe Der Bride.
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ghol,, Valueu . @arten 1T !

gdpls' Yalmem > Garter 1T Der
5ammelplab Der 9euti6en bon San
Nntonio nit ibren 6amilien. Sie re-
gelmdBigen Mbenb Grei : &on3erte ait
pier Wbenben in Der Wo1e fint itets
5ablrei6 befud)t unb erfreuen li1 elmer
allgemeinen 8eliebtbeit.
SMpl5' Salpun lit Der 9r6Bte uub
lebbaftefte in Der Stabt. Seine Meine
Mn6 Wbisfeps unb aleaeit fellerfrii6es
Bier, iotpie bic beften Gigarren. S1ol5'
2ur6 erfreut 1id allgemeiner Diner
femmung unb resen 3nfpru6s.
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@abl Mm5eigsm.
s. ii r @pn #

@ir iinS autcrilirt GERM Gas 6. @b.
beg ais 4anbioat fur oas 9tmt css Som.
ftablers bes l. 9reeinfts ~ansufdnoisen
Sir iinb autoriiirt, g. 81. SeffeI als
&atolbat fiir has Mmt bes RpnftabIerS
oeS l.. Yrectnfts bel Der beporftebenoen
Nopemberfpabl ansufiinbisen.
Bir iino autorifirt, DIR. Sames SIC.
elpsfp oils &anfioat fir oas Nmt les
&onTablers bes l.. Rrscinft ansuseisem
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Sir Difrifts@Ierf.

Nir iinb beauftrast, GERM Senrp linz
d etb alS aanoibaten fir oas gmt Sss
0ifrift:GIerfs BON Segar county ans
3tfiinb'gen.
Mir itnb aptoriiist. 9srrn O 20. g. Silt
IL on ais tfanoibat fir bas gmt bes
Stitrttt.@ lerfs BON 8erar @ountb an.
3utinbigen.
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s il 6heriff.

Die .Nreie greiie" lift ermaAtiet, Serrn
So9n q. @ampbeII ais. &anbibat fir
Oas amt osS eberiffs bon Yerar County
ansufinoisem.
@ir iino autprifirt Germ 8. g. @egaI
als ganotbet fir @iebersripdbiung fir oas
anlt ses S9eriffs ppn yerar gorntb an.
sufiin6iaen.
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sa@ Wenn Semanb fein unb AT ans
nebmbaren preiie ipeiien mill, 70 aebe
er gum % iiiiOms= @arten. Die
9erren 6bciner & Saul, Better biez
tes Embellishments, balten barauf, ibre
9dite tets bolfommen sufrieben gu tel
len. @ae iaiionmdBigem 0eIifatefen,
@litern, @ilb, Slide, @efIiigel &C limb
bort III Der belifateiten 3ubereituna aae
3eit gu Aaben. Mablseiten werben auf
Wunib IN bic @obnungeu Der aunbem
ge1anbt. Nu6 bietet Der nit Der
Speiielpirtbi6aft perbunbene . a t.
7 . o bic beiten Getrdnfe, itets frii6es
Bier unb feline 2iqu6re unb @eine.
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GeA n 10 a II.

Die Na6frage mad @bamberlains
&Olifz, @boleras unb 9iarrboe : 6eil=
mittel nimmt 6auernb su, uit6 slpar
aus benz @run6e, neil ollie, bic es Ders
ia6t baben, nit beiisn Mirfung in boz
benz @rabe aufrieben finb unb es allen
ibrer Ma6barn empfeblen. Wir tom=
nen bas Mittel gar ni6t iparm ge=
mug empfeblsn. = MagleD & @meab,
Mpotbefer III Nemton, Soma. = Sn
San Nntonio gu babem in ben Mpotbe=
fen BON s. &alteper & Son, Oow=
ling & 6loob, S. s.. Sod, u. 9reiB,
$. S6u6ar6, q. Gobn & So. unb
&alteper & Sdu6arb.
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Gur GoMntp Midter.

@ir itab autoriiirt, Serrn g. %. Mes
Mllifsr als &anoibaten fir @ieberipabl
tar has gmt bes gountb.ai d tiers ansa.
titnoisen.
@ir finb autotiftrt, GERM 8. 8. Stan.
ftelh, biSber gountb Sdulurertntenbeut,
als Ranbioat fur bas Aint SeS County.
HtdterS an3ufiiabiaen.
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Yprter aeiudt.

Gin 5uperldffiger, Der enalildeu
Spra6e md6tiger Mann, wirb su ior
fortigem Mntritt geiu9t. WeuB inn 81
ienpaarengei6dft bepai1bert ieim unb
gmpfeblungen beibrinsen. Nabsufras
gen in Der Office Der nGreien preKe".
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Sir Griebensz Mihter.

@ir iinb autoriiirt, Serrn Mmton Mbam
als &arfibaten fir @ieoeripabI fir bas Nmt
oes SriebenSri9ters beS l. 9res,
einftS (bie san3e Stabt amfaGenb) ansu.
tinbisex.
8ir iinb beauftrast, Serrn %. q. Cor ais
&a~noibaten fir baS Mnrt beS G%riebeuS.
RIOTERS fur ben erften Yreeinft a~nsufiins
6isen. 9err gor eriudt bic 8iirser bon Berar
eountb, fir ibn gu f%ti,ninen.
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Sir 9dute Smpeftor.
8ir iinb autoriiirt, Germ GbaS. 8.
9offler alS Ranbtbat fur taS Amt bes
Sdntes SnfpeftorS ansufiinbisen.
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Pears
Soap

hit oem Sprihwort uShon'
belt iibt rur 70 tief wie Ole Paut"
iudte man wabrideinlia Ole
Sd0nbeit herabsuieken; in mirt.
lidfeit aber sei9t es uns, mie
leiht Shonbeit 81 erreiten.
hit uSdonheit Ser 6eiunSheit
1T Die srofte Sdonheit" MAR sleid.
falls cine Rerabfebuns beabiid.
tiet, mdbreno es in Dirflihfsit
n,lr CUR Sdonbeit anfpornt.
pears' SEIZE eiebt Ser 6aut cine
eeiinoe Garbe, alto beioc 2lrten
pom shonbeit.
5n Gdoen jeoer 2lrt sh babsn.
Defenders in Npothefen. una Seute
ieoen Stan6es sebrauden iie.
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@emablener 8aumuou : Samem
entbdlt 3uder, melher fiinf3ebnmal
iiBer 1T, ais &obrsuder.
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Watiirlibe belize gdtuefelz8aosr


1T Der lnmittelbarem Ndbe bon Sun
Nntonio, meben benz Sii6mefliden
Srrenaipl. 8~ef0rberumg per Omnibus
BON Der Stabt aus biermal tdgli1.
Bdber rs @ents.
s. S6euermeDer,
Is. .. goI 1l39. San MntoniD.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-09-03

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Decorah-posten., 1892-03-15
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baoe 9iort ben r~usiiite asiier meset bit.
ter mob bar.
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ger 8coelisbeocn / en- isreelis @rao.
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get opbragt ouer, at Suoenriasmiuiite'
rem life er iltatto iii at blipe 6erre ouer
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ben cuer bete Riset, os 1~ititanOen for.
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| Ct. petersburg er alosles aimastig.