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Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1893-01-05

Mr.. CLEVELAND appears to harbor re-
greet that he cannot also be the Demo-
cratic senator from New York.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1893-01-05
BY MAIL

All communications relating TO news or edl-
torisl matter should be addressed to Editor
Republican.
All rVmittances and business letters should
be addressed to THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN CON-
rANY, Phoenix, Ariz.
THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN co.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1893-01-05

shipping the money C-l ways. IN view
Of the paper ry annually lost and
destroyed auu '.ch is consequently so
much gain 10 ,he government, it is
thought the government could well af
ford this expense.
AT present the directions concerning
the shipping of mutilated currency for
exchange are as follows:
United States notes, gold certificates, silver
certificates, treasury notes of 1880 and national
bank notes should forwarded in separate
remittances. should be assorted by
denominatiors lGsed In paper straps,
not more thu .s in each strap, and the
straps shoulG i@cd with the amount Of
their content. ,,Ot more than 5000 notes
should be put IN one package.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1893-01-05
veterinary.

L c. NORTON, d. V. NJ, VETERINARY
% physician, surgeon and dentist. Office
in Opera House block, Center St., Phoenix
Office hours, 10 TO u a. m, TO 1 p. m, except
TUESDAYS
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1893-01-05

Syrup"

For children a medi.
cine should be abso-
lutely reliable. A
mother must be able to
pin her faith to it as to
her Bible. 1t must
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1893-01-05

Probably the conquest of Dahomey by
the French has finished the story Of
women warriors in Africa. The amazon
regiments of Behanzin were nearly all
wiped out in their desperate fights, and
the French, having now the upper hand,
will most likely see to it that there are
no more women soldiers. They We're
splendid creatures, too, these women
warriors, fierce and 1.-THE as a tigreSs
and apparently valuing their lives at not
a farthing when it comes to battle.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1893-01-05
homeopathic.

VA LANBENi WOODRUFF NJ. D., OF
w fee and residence rooms II, l3 & IS Cot
t1u buck. Graduate II Hahnamnnn Medical
ullcsr, fhi1delphiE, Ia, c,ass lS,2. once
hour ta5 u. m, To and tOS D. IN
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1893-01-05

ludJ BOOu ldlillly man, Jlo tullOE VI
the New York Morning Advertiser,
looks into the future and sees the time
comparatively near when housewives
shall have to merely connect circuit
from their bedrooms, and electricity in
the kitchen will get breakfast in the
morning. The housewives joy and re-
lief, however, will be nothing to that of
the shiveriug wretch who inhabits the
alleged steam heated fiat in city.
The Advertiser says:
The coal barons are confronted by a prob
lem which may become serious to them in the
invasion of their bailiwick by electricity. II has
been thought that natural gas was the cheap
est and most perfect fuel for household use
but II the estimates Of our electricians are not
at falkland so far they have not been caught
tripping-the subtle current carried by the
wire will soon relegate gas, as well as coal, to
the coarser uses Of the shop, locomotive and
steamship.
We are soberly told that in cooking or In
heating the house the time Is rapidly approach.
ing when we will have merely TO press the but
ton and electricity will do all the rest without
smoke or ashes dust or dirt, or worry or trou-
BILE Of any sort.
This is not all q mere promise for the future,
remember. Cooking utensils are now manu-
featured daily to each Of which Is attached
the resistance or heating coil as part OF the
pot or pan or broiler. When placed in any con-
venient place where connection with the cur
rent can be had-presto! your dinner is boiling
and stewing and baking as by the touch Of tho
magician's wand.
And all Of this is to cost very small amount
Of money, comparatively speaking. Leaving
out OF view the expense Of the fittings, 1t is es-
timuted that ninety meals can be cooked by
electricity at an expense OF $6.57, while for
house heating four machines, each doing the
work of an ordinary stove, can be maintained
at monthly cost of about 500. making bill
Of only about Sl2 per month for the cooking
aud heating for q family of ordinary size
Haste the day!
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1893-01-05

THE IRVINE COMPANY, HEADQUARTERS
Il for low prices in Books, Stationery school
Supplies ana Holiday Goods.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1893-01-05
Attorne ys-at-Law.

r B.EARLY ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR
J I. at law, will practice in Territorial and
United States Courts. Once, rooms Il and IA
Gotten Block, Phoenix, Arizona.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1893-01-05

MI II. WILLIAMS ATTORNEY T-LAW.
vi. Office Cotton Block. Phoenix, A. 7.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1893-05-11

crease in size adds to the value IN far
greater ratio, until, as in the case Of
The largest and most famous gems, they
become Of almost priceless worth. So,
as late writer observes Il IS with talent
and skill. Twenty or thirty per cent
more toll may win for You a hundred
per cent. more remuneration.
Do not hearlen for a moment 10 the
suggestions Of the sirens Ease and
Pleasure. Why IS that gray-headed
man yonder a bookkeeper at a thou
sand or fifteen hundred a year, instead
Of making a fortune ike his school
fellow, leading lawyer or accom-
plished engineer? Because in an evil
hour he found his present employment
set before him, nothing TODD but to add
up columns and strike balances or make
out bills-no exertion Of thought, no
risk Of failure, but a secure income
and he yielded TO the temptation. the
result of which is the pursuit of a
monotonous ill-paid calling in which
there is no chance TO rise.
II is not because he works so much
harder than this man, or even than
weaver that great lawyer, engineer,
or railway superintendent is paid so
much more for days work II is the
popularity OF work of every kind, as
have already said, that small addi-
tion TO the experiences makes a large
addition 10 the remuneration, and that
the higher the grade of work, the
more glaring is the difference. Daniel
Webster said TO g young lawyer who
complained that the profession was
overcrowded: Young man. there is al
ways room enough at the top" At
the point of skill at which only three
or four men have reached, out OF so
many hundreds. there will be little
competition and high pay. When
there are services which only one man
"a Webster or an Edison-can per-
form, he can name his own price -
William Mathews, in Harper's Young
Ieople
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1893-05-11
RoAps IN INDIANA.
Extract from GOV. Chase's Message to
the Legislature.


Gov. Chase, Of Indiana, in his recent
message 70 the Legislature OF that state,
strikes the keynote 81 the roads ques-
tion in the following language:
1T IS gratifying 10 notice the interest
now being aiken in the discussion as 10
whether Indiana shall become a lead
ing stare in the betterment Of public
roads. The press almost unanimously
is Advocating a better law. The late
convention held ID this city for the pur-
pose Of making recommendation to the
legislature was one Of the most intel
Egent ever convened here. No law con-
templated By this honorable body can
compare with one that shall give the
farmer an open market all the year
round so far as material prosperity is
concerned.
Let there be no mistake as to the
makeup of the committee who shall
have so much responsibility placed
upon it as this one, as he who supports
legislation with this object in view can
subserve the best interests of his con-
stituents in no other way so thorough
w. / doubt if further taxation is nee
CSSdEN AOA bAC iNtCh4 pbiOH VI OuA AAR IL
ways The revenue now used is enor-
nous when we consider the results OBJ
tanned. The trouble is our system is
wrong We need more brains and less
muscle in the cause. and until this is
brought about we shall remain in the
slough of dependency. There is no
comparison between our roads and
those of foreign countries, nor of
those in our many sister states We
are woefully behind them in all this
matter The railroads that cross our
state like network have greatly en-
HANGED the value of property, but with
first-class public highways the increase
in our material wealth will be difficult
to estimate. The farmer will be the
greatest beneficiary in this matter
and yet good roads concern di-
rectly every citizen. For several
months in each year the farmer is I'M
able to do anything because of impass-
able roads His teams are idle, and
the profits of the months he has toiled
are used up in doing nothing. This
condition of business economy must be
changed, and no matter will require
your thoughtful attention more than
legislation for the betterment of our
highways"
The one phrase in the governors
message that has a world of meaning is
1--WE need more brains and less mus
Gle.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1893-05-11

VIEW or IMPORTANT cor NiEf ROAD IN
SPRING or So,
Of their fathers were good enough for
them Quite considerable Influence
in favor of the improvement was eX-
ertcd bv the two supervisors, Daniel
Webster. whose address is Abingdon, and
Joshua Longstreth, whose post Office
is COX Chase, Philadelphia. These
supervisors are progressive and enter
prising. and may he relied upon 10 iu-
diciously eXpend the fund about to be
placed at their disposal
Abingdon is one Of the townships OF
Montgomery county which border up.
on Philadelphia, and contains the
country seats OF many Philadelphians.
The supervisors have 1t in their power
t. make the new road system "A mon.
ument to themselves, and it is sug-
gested that little money might
be very judiciously expended in a pre-.
liminary examination Of approved
specimens of good roads in other parts
of Pennsylvania or neighboring states
and in the employment OF competent
engineer to lay gut a Irregular system
before the labor of improvement actual.
ly begins
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1893-05-11
Why Suffer /?
When you can be Cured

Thousands are suffering with
Torpid Liver-the symptoms are
Depression of Spirits, Indiges-
ton, Constipation, Headache
DR.. Sanford's Liver Invigorator
is a reliable remedy for Liver
Disorders. 1t cures thousands
every year; why not try
DR.. Sanford's Liver Invigoratorf
Your Druggist will supply you.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1893-05-11
A STRANGE MISTAKE.

Said the old speckled hon
To her little ones, ten
(And there wasn't "a happier mother 20 town.
Pray. be careful ana look
Should YOU 90 near the brook
For II you fall in son win certainly drown
Now the very next day,
Ashley trooped out 70 play
They caught in the distance a siiyery CLEAN,
And away they all went.
As by common consent.
TIL the whole half score had been plunged in
the stream.
Oh, the cackiing and criesl
Oh, the mother 5 surprise,
Don't you think it's a pity she could have
known
That the farmers lad. Jake,
Had made mistake,
And given her ducks eggs In place Of her own
Sophie E. Eastman, in n. y Independent
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1893-05-11

"Jt,htte and AazsllEg
In the moons fair h.ght she z0Okea. 3"
Nothing remarkable about that!
She was fair to look upon, as matter
Of course; and the dazzling effect was
produced by her white robes-cleansed
and frightened by a liberal use Of
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1893-05-11
Hard Roads In Illinois

The Illinois house committee on
roads and bridges have reported that
in its opinion there are but two legal
and practicable plans for the construc-
ton of hard roads ID Illinois. both
founded on the principle Of local OPP
ton, 10 wit. First roads 10 &c built by
counties on general tax on all prop
erty IL the county. second, roads to
be built by townships on general tax
ON a4 tie property h the township.
Al o.her schemes, loaklaC tostate ca1-
;ral ~ state commission. aad the
aI-hueut uniform system ot
hsra raa..- aee eeas .sere either ut,-
taIr Is large elias. ct taxpayers ana
psa eeJze taa -ssn~
cs - an~t.s1l 0e ya.aft
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1893-05-11
100
FREE
WATCHES!
Given by the Oldest Newspaper
in New York City

IN ADDITION TO the numerous new and original
present them with 100 Watches all OF whfch are
guaranteed bv I. LYNCH. I4th St and T7ioD
square new FORK CITY, who furnishes them to
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1893-05-11
PROGRESSIVE FARMERS.
They WIZ spend $4,000 for Improving
Township Roads.

Abingdon township, Montgomery
county, Pa. at the election held Feb
ruary 1T, 1898, decided to borrow S19,-
600 al a rate Of interest not exceeding
five per cent, all OF which is to be
spent for the permanent Improvement
Of the highways of that district
The fight was very hot, the progress
sivc citizens having organized a Road
Improvement league which did d good
deal Of missionary work in convincing
the electors Of the value that would
result to their farms from good roads.
The opponents comprise mostly the
old-line farmers who thought the roads
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1893-05-11
DlsoeEDlENT SQUIRRELS.
sad Fate That BefelI the Two Delinquent
Nut Gatherers.

nut
Aunt Ruth was not blind to the
faults of her little nephews and nieces,
hnt instead Of Gliding them she would
set forth the fault She wished to cor
rect in a story. So this evening when
the half dozen little folks had gathered
around her chair she told them the fol-
lowing fable
once upon a time there lived in a
forest wise old squirrel, with his com
panions and family of three squirrels.
one day. in early autumn Father SPUR
rel called his family together and in
squirrel language. said. From certain
signs which have noticed lately, l
think the coming winter viii be very
cold aud vii set in earlier than usual;
SO we had better begin to-day to gather
nuts which Mother Squirrel will stow
away in good order as we bring them
70 her And. children. take this adj
vice: II Won find a tree hanging pretty
full Of huts, stick 10 ii until You
have stripped it, Our neighbors are all
busy gathering their winters store,
and il you leave a full tree TO seek for
another some Of them will be sure 10
take possession Of il. And another
,5,;. -, ~, ), A., ~.
,a,, onl, - honn = a - on 49,, g.
-. ...,..s.,,..',l 49,, IN -.
rel, and was nimbly followed by the
Youngest Of the brothers: but the other
two Young squirrels took a different di-
rcction and began 10 look around for d
good tree They were hard 20 be suit
80. ~
49, -. 49,
~ "
Having at last prsan' laey seemed 70
work 71ea95iV' but "neh h.Sht came y
was fa3a& that 'hey 7a't not added
many ha{s VI lne row. taat mother
N4utFtei ha" nta ~ p'tesi mp "itnlh tl'e
hoAo" tF0hN 81 ihe ffee' Whleh mad
peeu CHOSEN Ter li'' SioFehons" anu
ihahF 81 lae MUS taeN haa gathered
were rotten ana hdd 20 he thrown
away talltf S4a1rrei was alap.easeu,
aha reptoFe'l theW Tor going so Iar ana
then bringing nome 50 many bad nuts.
ne next cav before starting out
he gave thelh some GOOD ADVICE as ne
had gwen them the Gay before ne
youngest AGAIN Went WIN the old
Squlrrel ana steaudy gathered the nuts
under ms direction; bnt the other two
again started ont on their own hook,
ana When they thoaght iather squirrel
could not see them they made halt
and the eldest s'ttlng on ms hlnd feet
and proudly throwing nus onshy tan
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1893-05-11
We Hunt
EHVEF The Earth
G6T NE DO & 5 snA To
Portion very Thoroughly.

Yes, the New Goods which
we receive every day, find d
welcomed place in many
homes in Grant County.
This is covering only a por-
ton of the big State of Wis
consin, and yet our sales of
Chamber Suits, Fancy Exten-
sion Tables, Side Boards and
Parlor Furniture, are daily
increasing.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1893-05-11

The ADvBRrIsPR is the oldest pewsnaner in
New York City. Its Weekly edition is pnblished
IN Two sections and comes ont every TUESDAY
ana f[lday-lO4 times during the year; has six
plenty NJ pictures. short stories telegrsnb nc
news financial and market reports, a womsn's
page ana the ablest editorials published by any
Ne~ Iofk paper. IL is model home paper
with elevatins end entertaining reading matte
ueVold OF sensations and Objectionable adyer,
tisements. All for $l.0O year
specimen copies and Premium Lists with fun
particulars Of the Attractive lnducements FOR
Agents sent Free on application to
THE ADVERTISER.
20 PARK ROW, NJ. Y.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1893-05-11
UNDERTAKING AND EMBALMING,
GEO. P. GOBLE,
Lancaster, Wis.

Itch on human and horses and all ami
mails cured in 30 minutes bv Wool
ford's Sanitary Lotion. This never
fails Sold by Stone & HasseIl Drug
gists, Lancaster Wis.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1893-05-11
FOR GIRLS AND BOYS.


ApriI's Answer 70 a Child.
April r city April
With crocus in your gown,
Since smiles are so becoming,
wonder that vol froWu.
From her face coquettisb april
4 gauzy cloud-veil drew.
j have often thought. she wercd,
The seIfsam thing Of sou
Mary f. Butts iii wide awake.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-02-05

ghe dWiehta au Eagle Sunday Hornino ebruary 1888
, 1893-06-21
Der GtebRober ether treuloien frau
Bel Iebenoi9em Setbe ~eebrater.
milan, Tenn., Fl. SUM-.

n Senrt., Il. Sltnt.
Set eint9er 3eit l9on begtc Or. Sobn
Wooo, aus Dem ie3S5e6n OteiIen nOrbltcb
bon bier gelegencm Srte 9l6en, Ben Ser
Dadt, baB 5piicben leiner Srau unb @m.
Ptper Elm uncertainties &erbGltniB beftebe.
Dim Wtontag Nben6 gtn9 Ser Doctor bon
6auie meg, I'm an9ebltcb einen &ranfen su
beiuc6en, itatt beiien cher perbarg CT iicb
in ctnem S9uppen in Ser Ndbe beS 6auz
les. Sn t~pentger ais elmer Stunbe fab CT
Btper in ietner Wobnlng geben, porauf
6Oob lpfort in baS S4laf3immer ieiner
Trau orang, mo- er bic lebtere nit Biper in
3reibeutiger Sage antraf. Ser Doctor
peri ldbte Gtper GIT eri6icBen, aber Ser 0tez
bolper 9tng rt9t los Oarauf er9rtff CT etne
IN Der Ndbe itebenbe brennenbc Sellampe
un0 i6leuoerte 0teielbe na6 YtperS &opf.
Die 8ampe erplO6irte un6 bas brennenbe
Del lief in StrGmen an 8iperS &0rper
berab, pobei tbm bic Ql1gen ausbrannten,
un6 8ruit unb S3ultern 10 furcbtbor per>
brannt purben, baB er in t~peniger ais elmer
Stunoe iet1en Wunoen erlag. Die treuz
loie Srau i~tir3te iib auf Bic balbperfoblte
2et3e, un0 febte 81 0ott, baB er tie nit
ibrem 0tebbaber bereinigen m6ge. Sdmmtz
Ii6e 8et6eiligten 9eb0ren an9elebeneu Saz
mtlten in oer @e9eno an.
, 1893-06-21
Oefabrlid)es Sptel'fu9,
Cine 9onse Ortidaft ourd eine
Rinoerpiitole ein9edf@ert
limo Observation-Disclosures Samilien
oboablos eema9t.

Sre6eri6totpn II, sc. g. Fl. Stunt.
@eitern Nbeno itefte Elm Sunge, ser nit
elmer &inberpiitole ipielte, q. so. Sepen's
Sbeute in @tbion, gerabe ge8eniiber Der
StdOt gelegen, in 8ranb. Sn TDLge Der
'ldt9en Oirre tparen'bte Sol59ebGuOe DOus
ftdnbtG al1sgetrodnet, unb bn 8ur l3eit Elm
siemlt9 befttger Ntnb mebte, 10 ftan0en,
ebe Die 2eute ei9entlib puBten, mas Los
mar, Elm 0ubeno 6Guier in Slammen.
9as Seuer brannte tbatidcblt6 10 LANCE,
ais es nDb etnigermaBen Nabrung fanb
nno acbt5ig 8obnbduier, 5tpei &irben, Der
8abnbof Der canaotiben Bactftcz8a6n,
icbs @ei6dftS6auler unb 3tpei Offentli9e
6aaen ftelen i3lteBlt6 bem gefdbrlt9en
Sptel5eug, 6as lnan &tnberpiitOle nennt,
gum Opfer nno 125 Samilien purben OBJ
oabloS.
, 1893-06-21
Der 8eIud Ser WeItausitelIun9.
@tntrtttsfarten murben al 8eluber Der
Misunderstanding an ~nabbenannten Sa9en
nprfn,tft-
Gr6ffnung. ......
/. Sonntag, pffen
AFhFrbIfk.

: 6eiterer 6tmmel, benz pieuei6t I'M nDrbz
Ii6iten Sbetle pon SQinots ,,He9eui9ouer
porber9ebelt, QuftSu9 aus Sibweitelt, Der
ipGter utbetGnbi9 wirb, uub fii6le &itterll1s
fitr mor9er, mtrb III SQi1ois, IN Snbtata un6
IN @isconlt1t on9e6et9t.
Ser 8unbeS ienotor Sto11for6 lit beute
firth auf ietrtem 9roBurti9en 8elibtbume 9olo
@lto III @altforlien gang n%lter1portet gez
1torben.
= Gele9rontme ans Mo6rib i6il6ern aus
fibrli6 BEN @eri u6, bic @o6l1ll1g bes ge=
meie1en WtiniiterprGl ibe1tten @onopos Sci
@oitilo baielbit III Ote Suit 5u ipreu9e1. Sn
einem in Der 9tG6e beft1tbli6e Circus fomelt
5wet @rafeni Obne INNS &ebelt unb Z Weni9e1t
purben Don Der ppn panti6em S9redet err
9%riffenelt Wteu9e balb tobt 9etrarrmpelt. Bar
c%elotoer <ar3tte1 Iouen bas Nttelltat per-
iibt babet.
= Gelbtn1or6 bes &onIuls fir Sonburas
Sro1ctS Sptes it Seem Yort.
Ser 6irtenbrtef 6es 8apites on bic fo=
tboltl9en 8ti6Dfe Ser Ser. 6tooten fiber bic
S9ulf rage lit Der Oeffelttli6teit iiber9eber
morbelr. Der Popit btQi9t III bemIelben bic
pom benz A6legaten @atoQi Ser 8ii6ofs=
fonferen5 9ento9ten 8ori9lG9e betreifs Ser
fatbolti6en S9ulelt.
, 1893-06-21
Gin altes feuer9efdhrlt9es 6ebduoe
nteoer9ebrannt.
mohrf@einlt4er DerIuf Don Menf4enIeben.
o nInth- 21- sunni

9as 8unnelz @ebdlbc, cine finfit0dtge
feuergefG6rli6e 6ol5barade, lit tur3 nacb
Wtittcrnac6t nte0ergebrannt. SIN oemielz
ben befanOen ii9 bier 2Gben, 8mei 8irtbz
i6aften un6 3pet 0rudereten, ipGbren6 in
ben oberen Stofperfen a9t5c6n Berionen,
Dicle 6apon Srauen unb &inber tpo6nten.
Die l1rla3e bes Beuers lit unbefannt; Der
@eiamn1tOerluit betrdgt ettpa $40, 900, un6
oteiem itebt til cine 8eritcberungsiumme
BON $4,000 ge9eniiber. Wtan befurbtet,
baB au3 Mcni3enleben bel Der Seuersz
brunft p~erloren git9en, ob9Ietdb 9tGheres
barber nocb nicbt in @rfobrung gebraht
tperoen fOnnte. Der 8ranootrettor Smitb
iagt, baB, ais CT auf Der 8~ranbitGtte erz
i6ien, itb 8rauen un6 &tnber an ben Sem
ltern gesetgt bitten, 6aB aber, ebe bic &etz
tungSLeitern angclegt tuerben ton1lte1, ieber
Nusipeg ab8ei6nttten %9epeien lei. NQe
6tejeniget, wel6e aus benz ~brernen6en
@ebGltoe enttamen, retteten NUT bas, pa8
fe alf bent 9eibe trugen, un6 3eritreuten
it3 iofort nab alien &tcbtun9er, 10 6aB
etne 2tite berieLben ni3t an9efertt9t peroen
f0lttte.
, 1893-06-21
Gin alter, nit ePrenpouen Wunoer
be6edter Krte9er
auf Dem abmarf9 CUR ero6en 2lrmee.
sc c 10 q orf, Fl. Stunt.

General GbparO Sor6ine, elmer ser be-
tanr1teiten un6 tapferiten Solbaten 6es
Staates, ser an benz 8iirgerfricge She'll
1abm unb beiien &0rper nit ebrenpouen
Wunoen beoe6t lit, ltegt inn 6otel g omeroD
Dem Sobe na6e Oarnieber. General Sarz
oine muBte at ieinem linfen 8etne nern
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lit ais baS altbere. Die lebte Operation
tpuroe I'M Sttober D%ergangenen Sabres gez
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Dor etnem Sabre auf9eben muBte. ST lit
gum Sfclett %abgetnagert un6 fem Sob miro
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