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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-13
soRsLY AFFLICTED.
An swusipr >torr That e Ctr~sIst~s
Css~-rninz wme. PsftA


An anectlote has been travelling round
the cirrlrs - the Black Bay which has
ereats'd riDples - ms-riinent whenever
g vas tcid + spp<ars while Nrnr
tat.i was over here aud was suffering
fro.n fbe terravernens - her dear dog
st re same hotel tb~re sn.sarned Mrs
iFasagi ard her little daughter. who
tst jnss returned from rim - cali
fcrriA and who were ~ai..nx fo- their
heuse - - put in order. The sree.
eira vas nervous ard snxt7as. t.nr los<
- her favorite having PLAYED hs~sS
With her nerves. ard she ffonahs thaf
tile rnrnpinT and u~rTSrnenf q the 1T
- giri in he next suite u rooms = -
particularly tryfng On hcr sensitive
temperament
Accordingly her maid presented her
81 At NJ iyssaTia. dor, and present
inz ssiasne's eorurl ;ss,ersrs. respected.
4 posssele e restrain he s.sung l&ly
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"a .uhr~ ~as oat ssint-Ri<al entered
his apartments By means Of night
z.y. ca going into TIE p~rlor be found
. stranger sa.trssoriax - open little
ss.fe The stranger narned ronaa On
kz.rinx him enter. s24at<-<cl took
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horse jumped well ort from the top Of
the wall and landed on the road almost
against the opposite bank. The shock
wss tremendous. bat no damage was
done Both borse and rider continued
u the end Of the run.
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Both the method and results vhsa
Syrup Of Figs 10 taken; il 10 pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, aud acts
gently yet promptly on the kidneyh
Liver and Bowels. clsanses the sye
TEN ensctuAily. dispels colds, head.
aches and fevers and cures hab'tuai
constipation. Syrup Of Figs u the
only remedy of its kind even pro
ouced. pleasing to the taste and 90
ceptable to the stomach, prompt In
its action and truly beneficial In IT.
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, it,
many excellent qualities commend II
TO all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figu il for sale In Doc
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gista Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro
cure it promptly for any ono who
wishes to try it. Do not accept Any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA re SKRVP co.
sxs SAAhcIsoo. cat.
t0bSsskks ~ 49, soHS -
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A -knern Fagis eiuhnsan. VS.
cn.rt a. Ssiaf Rieof. came hswe ane
ctse- evening ~ 80 o'ei.sck. Having
f<r.rstteu hfs n e<ee.s. be 1855 abe -
saae rart 81 = xeme - pssker q he
SO rtirr esah PIE hiref ea-risre
Ar r.ss tie driver or.irrs ~ sssr h.a
a. - h.,-ss - Rnr @alat-F '.,rsntiu.
81 rsa-ss ac that hssur hi= vass "a
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that this IS a harmless and sure
remedy for
irTegnlarity, suppressed or
painful transformations. weak.
ness OF the stomach. sick head
ache, and female complaints
generally There IS no need Of
20 much female suffering.
Here 5 The remedy. II i
wicked not t. accept the
relief i viii bring. Hrs.
4 =. Rie<, fkovsr1e. ~.
A. sfsse-is ~ sfl-~. 4. ---<t.--
Lsrts F7rsrtr ~. - -
M-s P11<A@la . divsr Prs - e~.s.
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from eeinr more lSveiy than necessary.
..Nzaa.e. AVS. she added. the death
% her dog l. very great y"
her slle hss not gotten over " YET. ana
II she g~ts TOO excited she sonla not
slnx"
TIE message was received with all
the race such nesshbDrly messages are
,su..Ily received with. and Was s1bse-
aae,atiy related 10 thei young Lady per
son..llv concerned IN the matter. She
listened. pontesi prettily sad then said;
s-oh. mamma. viii yoa send up and tell
Mae Patti not 10 sing 50 much. be-
cause my alligator ID sick. and II he
dies III be ever 81 much worried over
IL" IL has not ,ranspired whether the
appeal ever reached the diva - Boston
Globe
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came with il
almost inne-
diately, and at
this time | am
4 well woman.
=" | absolutely
know. not only
by my own
expcrience,but
BIZ others also,
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81 suffered s yeays

From woman's early trou-
bles.
could find no permanent
relief until. one year ago. |
tried LYDIA Il. Pinkhom's Vce-
ffGbZe C0mb0auG. Relief then
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FlFTY-EICHT YEARS OF SUCCESS

Have given Il the reputation OF sspecifc I
lunR affections from the common cold 90 IN
dircsr CONSUMPTION.
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DR.. SCHENCkS
PULMONiC SYRUP.

The one compound 81 natural agents which
tells With swftest and strongest force on the
lungs aud their approaches
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-30

Soap

Skin blemishcs, like
foul teeth, are the more
offensive because they
are mostly voluntary.
The pores are closed.
One cannot open them in
a minute; he may in a
month.
Try plenty of soap.
give it plenty of time.
and often; excess of good
soap will do no harm.
Use Pears'-no alkali in
it; nothing but soap.
All sorts of stores sell
it, especially druggists;
all sorts of people are
using it.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-30

as an engiN Neer, having been connected
with the Continental Steamboat Com
pany for the past quarter OF a century as
AN engineer, most of the, Inc being on
the What Cheer. He is also me mber
Of Riverside lodge, X of p, and Burn
side council of Amerlc IN Mechanics.
Minnehaha council, Daughters OF Po-
cahontas, met Monday evening, Mrs Us.
Wheele presiding. Four candidates were
initiated.
Wamsitta tribe had we'll attended
nesting Monday evening. Broihers Will
liam Il. Bowen aud Joseph Smith were
reported sick. Past Stchem John ID.
Chester and team conferre the hunters
decree on number OF candi tes. The
warriors degree will be co Iferred next
Monday evening.
There was large attendance at the
meeting OF Waneta council last Wednes-
DAY evening. One application for mem
bership WAS received. The officers for
the coming term were elected aud are AS
follows: Prophecies. Mrs. III. S. Archer,
Pochontas, Emma Simmons, Wennonah,
Emma Bonins; Powhatan, Henry 5.
Archer.
Past Pochontas Mrs. Archer and Mrs.
Simmons OF Waaeta council were among
the mem bers of the order who were pre-
sent at the meeting of che grand council
OF Massachusetts last week.
The Off ;ers elect of Tahoma tribe will
be electe this evening.
The officers OF Metamora tribe will be
installe. by Deputy Grand Sachem Ii.
W. Mercier Fr'uav even ning. July IA
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-30
ALFREDIANS.
Brigade No. 1 Exempii6cs the Work as
Laid Down In Revised Ritual,

Brigade No. 1 ExempIifics the Work as
Laid Down I'm Revised Ritual,
One of the largest meetings In the his
tory of the order was tlat held last
Monday evening by Brigade No. l. The
occasion was the conferring the degree
of the order on two candidates, the. work
being done for the irst time AS laid down
In the revised ritual. The work was in
charge Of Hon. Commander Edward
Whites, and was done In very pains
taking manner The visitors were all
lou in their praise for he officers and
members VINO participated AT the close
of the meeting u collation. was served.
Henry Norton. marshal OF the Supreme
counci, has been appointed MARSHAL ( or
the parade OH Alfrediaus Day.
Tne committee Oh the anuu ii field day
has received communications from many
OF the brigades in Massachusetts signify
ing their ia entions Of taking part la the
de oustratiod.
Brigade No. met last evening, Hon.
Comma der Richard Monterrey presid-
iuv. Six candidates we're Initiated,
three applications for membership were
received.
Brigade No. o had a good attendance
last Friday evening. Two candidates
were initiated aud number Of applica
tions for membership were received. A
number of visitors were present.
A uniformed rank viii soon be estab-
lshed In this ate.
The committee on n I'D day will meet
this evening. IL has been decided TO
offer prizes To the amount of $30J
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-30
GOOD TEMPLARS.

Home lodge will make an excursion
July 4 to Warwick Neck, the trains
leaving Advent hall, 1928 Broid street,
at a. IN.
An excellent temperance service was
held last Sunday at the Seamen's Bethei
10y the temperance committee OF st.
Johu's lodge. The especial feature was
the solo by Miss Ada NJ. Uglow and
selections by the Uglow quintette.
Providence lodge had one candidate
Monday and good OF the order partici-
pated in by many brothers.
Home lodge mad large attendance
Monday. The good OF the order was very
inierestiug Mayhower. ProvideDc !,
Hiawatha, St. John aud Orient lodges
were represented.
Proyide1ce lodge will celebrate its
tenth anniversary early In August.
Mayhower, lodge extended a vote of
thanks G. p. q. Q. Il. Van Doom for the
gift ~ a set OF officers regalias. q. e. 4.
Allie II. Park made an able address.
ST. Jonn had one candidate and one
application Monday. Brother Van
Doorn presented the Lodge with haud-
Nd Bible.
Perseverance received visit Tuesday
from the Grand Odicers. ~. G. 4. Allie
n. Parker made an able address,
st. John, Providence aud Blue Bill were
represented
ST. John Lodge will have q moonlight
excursion this evening. The boat leaves
~ 7;AQ AVN Zoe t0ot of Peck stgsst
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-30
GRAND ARMY.

Prescott post helda very pleasant meet.
ing las Friday evening. During the
months Of July and August this post will
hold but one meeting each mouth. and
that on the first Friday evening.
Slocum post held an open meeting
Wednesday evening. Tho post had Tor
It's guest the Chief A q.
Inspector-GeasraI, Charles il. Go iaie,
and about all Of the leading lights of the
order In the state. The meeting was one
OF the most interesting OF any ever held
In this city.
Department Com mander Georg, T..
Cranston, is suffering with very severe
attack OF sciatic rheumatism.
Post Commander William Hpschjnson,
NJ. d., OF Arnold post, spent rev days
of the past week in NeS York city.
There was fair attendance Ia Arnoll
post last Monday evening. Commander
George "a. Y sler presiding. During the
good OF the order remarks of n yer Y
pleasing ma ure were made by several OF
he sitin members.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-30
THE MYSTIC CHAIN.
Alfred Anthony Castle Initiates Seven
Candidates General Gossip.

Alfred Anthony Castle Initiates Seven
observation-disclosures Gossip.
Alfred Anthony. Castle No. 4. OF the
Mystic Chain, held its meeting In the
Guild hall, OlneyviIle, Monday, Com
mander John Williams in the chair.
There was full attendance OF members
Seven candidates were initiated into the
secrets OF the order by the commander.
Six propositions were received for initia-
tion at future meeting.
Brothers Thomas Wooley, Campbell
Blackwood and Albert Mar, in were ap-
pointed a COMMITTEES to confer with the
other castles for the purpose OF arranR-
ing a united excursion down the river
during tile summer. The following
named members were elected as officers
for the ensuing term: Commander,
William Shaw; vice-commander, Simon
Harren; first lieutenant, joan Fife; chief
OF staff, Albert Martin; financial scribe,
John McAuliffe; recording scribe, Dr.
Thowe: assistant scribe, Harry Kitchen;
treasurer, Ralph PadiDgton; chaplain
Campbell Lpckwood; inside guard,
Thomas Armstrong; outside guard. Ed
ward Carr.
The castle decided to hold their future
meetings in the Mystic Cnain hall,
Olneyville, aud To meet on the first anu
third Wednesday instead of Monday.
AT the meeting OF Rooh ster castle
Tuesday evening two appiIc ,tions for
membership were received aud the cfli-
GERS for the ensuing term were elected.
There was present the following named
officers OF the Select castle: Commander
Wi. .ia.l ii. Broadbent, vice com mander
Elwarl kltcheman, chaplain John
Bray, and marshal John Beaton, all max :
ing remarks Of an Instructive nature.
The nii.iysFy company held ~ very fn-
teresting meeting last Wednesday eve -
ing in Mystic Cnain hall. The members
OF the order are talking OF haAing a field
day.
Past Commander John Bray of Ivan
hoe castle, aud w. Il. II ,nny, NJ d.. of
Providence castle. have veen elected To
prominent positions In the order OF
ForesLers.
A new castle is being formed by 81
Knight William Golding Of Ivaaho-
castle.
Lady Lascelles assembly met last even Q
ing. Eve candidates were initiated aud :
three applicat. .ons for membership re-
ceived.
Bay S ate castle of Fall River has ex-
tended an invitation to General John
Bray AMI staff To be presei on the even
ing OF Tu ,suay. July IL, and assist in the
installation of officers. The invitation
has been accepted.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-30
SONS OF ST. GEORGE

Prosperity Lodge Holds an Interesting
Meeting-GeneraI Mention.
Prosperity lodge, Daughters of st.
George. held their meeting In Guild hall.
Olneyv!lle, on Tuesday, President Sister
Kite In the chair. A deputation was re-
ceived from What Cheer Lodge, Sons of
st. George. asking the sisters to join In a
picnic. the dav aud place 10 be decided
upon hereafter. After considerable dis
cussion Sisters X biuson, Broadheld and
Callahan were appoiuted q commiti ee to
meet the com lniLtes OF What Cheer lodge
and make all future arrangements. A
special meeting will be held on July IL
TO elect representatives, to the Grand
lodge and ais, district deputy. A rull
attendance Il expected
The meetings Of the various lodges for
the next week will be held as follows:
lev. No. SS5. Monday; Tues FAY. July 4.
Beaconsfield, M. 186, and John Bright,
No. 293, aud Edward Harris, No. 300;
wednesday, Ju v 5. Brittanica, No. 1876;
Thurs az, July g. Samuel Slater, No. 1856.
:, Peabody Lodge, No. 1s4, held It's annual
Monday evening. President Frank Han
son In the chair. Two candidates were
initiated into the mysteries of the order
ana one proposition was received AMI
committees appointed in tue usual way
Under the good and welfare of the order
songs were given by Past President
nunley, Brothers Barnes, Hanson,
Armstrong aud Armitage. Past Presi.
cent John X Hulme and Past President
Alfred j. Wisks made some pertinent re-
n.arks relative to the working of the
order The President was very highly
compiimented by The past officers for the
way he had carried out the srcret work
during the Initiation OF candidates .One
past officer went 30 far as TO say that the
secret work had not b.en SO efficiently
done for several years, aud advised the
otner of1cers TO initiate his example.
Gorden barracks will meet next Thurs
day evening, when three or more candi-
dates will be elected.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-30
PYTHIAN SISTERHOOD.

The members OF the committee on the
excursion will meet at the residence of
the grand keeper Of records and seal,
Emma Joslin, this evening.
The officers OF the grand assembly met
At the res dence Of the Lrand chancellor,
Mrs. w. Is. Laird, where business OF I'm
portance was transacted.
:. A large number o. the members of the
4. n. Is. club. spent portion OF last
Wednes lay at Walnut Grove. The trip
was made in the street and electric cars
This club viii have It's next days outing
July.
Calantha assembly met Wednesday
evening. There was u large attendance
| rnd nearly every assembly In the city
was represented. The officers for the
next term were elected. aud are as
| follows: Chancellor Comrade, K c.
preiate, Mrs. Parrish mistress at arms.
| Miss j. 5. Wheeler !; assistant mistress
at ArEs, Mrs A hx inner guard, Mrs
| X. lewiston; Outer guard, Mrs. Gioyd
Durihg the good OF the order, remarks OF
very pleasing nature were made BY the
| visiting members.
The social commit of Hermiorle as
sembly met at the residence of Chairman
| Mrs.G. f. Winslow last Wednesday eve i
| Ing and enjoyed very pleasant evening.
There was an abund incs Of singing,
music ehd games, AM an excellent sup
per was served. During tne evening
Sister Neva l. ,ird read an original poem
dedicated TO the occasion. T lose present
were: Mr.. and Mrs. g. Il Winslow, Mrs.
l.. 4. Mapoaester. Mr.. and Mrs. j. O.
| Anderson. Mr.. and Mrs James Fl. Blair.
Miss Minnie Hayward. Miss:Ida Nightin.
gale. Miss Maud l. ster, Miss Emma
| Lloyd, Gilbert Hayward and Frank WASH
| ington.
The officers for the ensuing year were
elected in Charlotte Ward assem- bly last
evening and are rs follows: Chancellor
| Commander. Victoria Barry; vice
chancellor. Emma Burlingame; prelate,
| Nrttie Campbell; mistress at arms, Ms
Levi; mistress OF oharg'. Matte John
son; inner quart; Mrs. Carpenter; outer
guard, Emma Boxing.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-30
FORESTERS.

Conclave No 2s met last Wednesday
Commander Lawrence Roche In com.
mand. Five applications for member
ship were received aud referred to tn q
proper committee. A committee as ap.
pointed to colfer with Conclave No 30.
In relatlo to AN excnrsion TO New Haven
IN August, where the Grand Conclavs
will be ia session, and to go from there
To Chicago. Visitors from Woons Jcket
and Newport were entertained during
the evening. f
Court Thomas w. Dorr meets next
"Wednesday evening, when three candi.
dates will be inititted.
Past Commander John Bray and W.
II. kenney were elected deleg ates TO the
session OF the grand conclavs that meets
in New Haven.
Grand Chief Ranger John X. Lancaster
was the guest Of Court Roger Willis LIST
Friday evening.
Past Chief Ranger L. j. McCarty has
been elected chief marshal for the parade
OF tue order.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-30
ODD LADIES.

Packard lodge OF Old Ladies held a
special meeting TuesLsy afternoon for
the purpose Of elsctiug officers. which
Ida Scott; noble lady. Martha
Sprague: vice noble lady, Sarah Whit
CONT; chaplain, Susie Fisucr; recording
scribe, Anlie Whitemors; hdy reporter,
Mrs II rnurber; financial scribe. Elv.ra
Thuruer; treasurer, hmma Joslin; col
ductor, Aunie K MaxdelI; senior war
den, Carrie Peck; junior warden, Marga.
will be iussalleI at the next meet ing b,
the officers Of the Government iod 20 of
Boston.
The members Of Packard lodge will
have a days u log ~ Cable cottage,
July
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-30
Doings Of Fraterna| Orders.


lay.
Brother @. w. l.. Hewlett Of Woon-
socket lodge began his duties as messen-
GER for the United States Express com
pany between this city anu New York
yes erday.
The attendance at Eagle lodge last
Wednesday evening was fair. The third
degree was conferred on two candidates,
aid one person was reinstated. The
date OF the field day has not yet been
liked. but will probably be during the
first week In August at Rhodes. There
will bs no degree work during the
months OF July aud August.
Grani Patriarch John ID. Paterson and
suite will make an official visit TO
AwsshoDks encampment Wednesday
evening. July 20. This will be the first
OF the season.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-30

II you belong TO A. o. II. or else TO s. ofv..
For badges or uniforms you'd better come to me:
Or IL you are "A n. OF L.. or l. y. of r. NJ.
YOU'D ettef visit Brown Tor printing or emblem
The out growths Of has artists mind WONDER
fully luxurious,
And no, cities OF every kind In patterns new and
curious.
For secret order printing and outfits for the teams
The work VI BROWN. on Eddy street. Will rualize
your dreams!
Just call u.s. will To please your fancy strive.
And IL we don't succeed, why, then-you won't 20
home allvel
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-30
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.

A we'I-known Member OF tho .Order-
Interesting I.odgo-Isoom Gossip.
Among the well-known members OF the
order In this state Is Past Chancellor
Edward q. Marston OF st. George lodge.
Brother MaIsJon is n native OF New
Hampshiie. lilo was born in Manchester
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-30

One Of squantum Tribes Prominent
Members-Items From wigwama
Among the we'll known Red Men In
this state is Hugh Cunningham of
Squantum tribe or Riverside. Brother
Cunningham is an earnest worker In the
order, and Is especially interested in the
warriors degree team. he being chief OF
that team. lie is perhaps better known
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-30
Chronic

Rheumatism Is universally admitted %
be one Of the most stubborn and din.
cult of ali the ailments that nesh = hsiv
TO. Don't let your Rheumatism set
chronic.
Mr.. jackson began to fear his vss
growing "Chronic." Lot him tall u n
his own words:
EAST BRrpoEwATxu, Mass,
February 10. l6oR
Dv. z. s. Poscers, BrocIstor, Mus.s
DEAR sIR-I have been asuffsrer from rheu-
matisni for many years and have tried many
only temporary relief with any. One year
ago was 30 bad with II that ! could hardly
climb q ladder or set into carriage. MY
Of II, when was advised TO try
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-30

ATLANTIC CITY, June 80.--Mrs. Finletter,
6aughterin-law Of the Philadelphia judge,
vss hts|ll bisSsa alaAEyaeysy here {.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-30

DO ycu want q situation! A 10-csnt nd
vsEtissmspt " The sNsHS nj v supPly u
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-05-29
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WtarDlanb unb gtortb @nroltna Sanm>
lungen aus Ser Gplonial5ett, aus Den Sa7
oen bes NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., aus Der
Belt 6er eriten 8rGitoenten auSgeIteut.
@u6 6ie1er Dom birgt Elm 0tattonal1
beiligtbum, Elm einfacbes 9ofunent, nt9t
gr0Ber ais Elm groBes 8latt, nicbt fitnite
lerticb ausgefubrt, bemcrfenStpertb ourcb
NIGHTS, NIGHTS ais Elm paar Worte, bic Worte
Der Srcibeitsrecbtc be5 Wenl6en, baS 9tecbt
auf Life, Liberty and the pursuit OF
happiness" SIS lit Sic ltnabbGngi9fcitSs
erfIdrung pom 4. Suit 1916, baS in benz
e~tIernen acknowledgement inter Sem Dell
genndlbe SbomaS SefterionS itebt, Sag uto
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nur TIM Sdctmtle bier; man pollte Dle1eS
9of1ment, auf benz NmerifaS @rDBe auf7
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entfernen.
llnmittel6ar neben btelem %eilerl1en Sc
mDIbe itebt etu @laSi6ranf, itber DEM Die
BDrtrattS George g~Saibtngton's uno Sai1teS
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8Gter Ser Contribution Die rec6te ullo ltnte
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@lasl6rant liegt Elm ber9ilbteS 9ofument,
in Dem 6ie 9elegaten Der ID @olonien our6
ben 8rGitbenten SDbn 6ancod George
@aI6tn9ton gum Observation-Disclosures Der
StreitfrGfte %ernannte. Qlm S9luB oeS
&riegeS CAB @aibington bieie Gommtiiton
benz in Mnnapolts tagenben SDngreB 5u>
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itberrcicbte bic lebten WDrte, Die ct i6rteb ;
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bte ct BON Sag 5u Sag ma3te, entbdlt otes
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bdngigteitsfrtcg, an bte S%rtumpbreiie' OeS
@eneral Grant erinnern 3ablrei6e 9ofna
mente uno &cltquien, bic baS Wtt1titerium
bes 2leuBeren auSgeiteat bat. 2tncoLn'S
Sbat, Die 8efretun9 bet gte9er, tit nibtp erz
geiien.
Suinots, Ser 6etmotbitaat 2tncolts unb
Grants, bat bteien bet6en g&attonalbeloen
in Ietnem Staatcngebarbe etnen bei onoeren
&eltqutenaltar errtcbtet.
Sel6 Elm 9tattonalmuleum piir6e ielbIt
nur bic 6Glfte all bteier ScbdBe ausma6en
unb MIR etncn fIeinen 8rubtbetI bieier
S6dbe baben mir beute au9 ielbit nur
ertp6bnen f0nnen.