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The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-11-29

THE transfer Of power to the Republican
party is a phenomenon which it is ex-
tremely important that the Republican
party itself should not misnterpre:. In
different degrees the minds OF men were
doubtless influenced by different motives,
some thinking most OF the tariff, and
some of the currency, and some of shame.
fUl foreign policy. But it is safe to say
that the verdict ia a condemnation OF the
Democratic policy and conduct Ns whole.
In no one important particular had that
party satisfied the people enough to avert
a defeat that was almost unprecedented.
Experience teaches that a party Ia forgiven
for many shortcomings, II one strong pub
iic desire at a time is fairly satisfied. But
I'm not single one of many i'm port ant
matters had the Democratic party shown
Itself able to govern wisely or honestly.
Utter want of confidence to the Demo.
cratic party does not necessarily involve
absolute trust in any other. Presumably
many OF the voters who swung from the
Democratic to the Republican party knew
that the entire power of government could
not by those votes be transferred in an
other party at the last election. That the
people wanted TO deprive the Democratic
party of further power for mischief. and
to prevent it from going further in the
course it had pursued, is as clear as any
thing can be, but It would not be strictly
logical to infer that the same voters were
prepared to turn over unrestricted po wer
20 the Republican party. 1t is wiser to
assume, that the conduct of the Republi-
can party itself during the next two years
will have great weight in deciding what
the verdict shall be in 1896 If it faith
fully and wisely uses what power 1t has
30 serve the people, in Congress, 1t will
have a right to expect a measure of con-
hdence greater and not less than was
manifested by the votes of this month.
The exact meaning of the decree is that
Republican government in the state must
be clean, square and honest that it must
not be the government of any boss or
trickster, hut government of the people
and for the people. What the Republi-
cans in Congress can do is yet to be deter
mined. The measure of their power to
secure better government and greater
prosperity for the people of the United
States is for two years to come the meas.
are Of their duty.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-11-29

It 10 very sad about the New York
horse shsw. The society swells find that
common people have been initiating
them and flooking in great numbers to
New York'G annual dress show with
horses in attendance. In some cases
these common people have even copied
the dress and manners of the Ewells
The copyista might do better in both re-
spects, but that they do not know and
SO follow the highest style they see.
The result is that the great week Ia be-
ginning TO lose its popularity with "sas-
siety. " One evening at the very height
of the affair "sassiety" had itA blood
ourdled by observing in one Of tho most
prominent boxes in its very midst a
fashionable dressmaker and hotel
keeper and his wife Shall such an out
rage be tamely borne by those blue
bloods whose grocer, peddler, cook and
housemaid ancestors are at least three
generations of? Hevair-r-e, nevair re!
The thing is monstrous. 1t is almost as
horrible as the crime of that senator S
wife who introduced her landlord S
wife, beautiful and refined and per-
feotly bred woman, to Mrs. Cleveland
Truly we never shall catch on to high
life in this country, for very often in
our degenerate society drezmSker has
better manners and a better reputation
than lady Of the Four Hundred
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-11-29

CONGRESS Mt its last session failed to
make any appropriation for the collection
of the income tax, and Il the government
revenues are to be increased by the amount
expected from this source early action
must be taken at the session beginning
next month. When the question is raised,
it is likely that an animated struggle will
begin, 1t is possible to render the income
tax null and void in its failure to provide
for collecting it, and the opponents Of this
metho of making up for tariff deficien
cies will probably enter on hard fight
against it. Democratic legislation has
brought about large deficiency, anyway,
and the best thing will be to give the in
come tax a knockout blow by doing moth
ing,
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-11-29
A STARTLING EXPERIENCE.
Scared by His own Face, Which Was Re
Gected In the TrAnsom.


"I had an experience in Troy ons
night" said Mr.. Charles p. Treadway, =
commercial traveller to reporter, THAT
was rather exciting. 1 had made some big
collections up the river during the day,
and it was after midnight when 1 pulled
into Troy for the night 1 struck a dingy
old hotel, but was tired, and so oonclud-
ed to chance it without going far from the
depot, as ! was to take an early train the
next morning. AS soon as / reached my
room looked the door and concluded to
run over my cash before going to bed. 1
found had over SO, 600. was in the act
of rolling the greenbacks up when
CHANGED to glance at the transom.
my heart stood still. Some one was
watching me counting the money. The
hall was dark, and the hotel was silent az
death. For a moment l was undecided
what to do. My heart was humping
against my ribs like sledRe hammer 1
busted myself with the bills until could
collect my thoughts and decide on a course
of action Without raising my head
turned my eyes toward the transom. This
time no face was visible. l quietly drew
my revolver from my hip pocket and slip
ped the bills into its place, and then once
more raised my head and squarely faced
the transom, which was turned at an an
gle of about 80 degrees.
1.-The face was again there peering d.
rectly at me. There could be no mistake
about it, Some one had followed me,
watched me count the money and was
about to rob, perhaps murder, me in my
sleep. | was just in the act Of raising my
revolver and discharging it when l discov-
cred that it was my own face reflected in
the transom, which was turned just at the
right pitch to catch ray from an arc
light outside my window, and thus, with
a black ground, formed very good mir
Tor. Washington Post.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-11-29

The dish that comes nearest to being
wholly digested is one made of corn
meal and cheese cooked together. Nine
ty-three per cent Of it is digested In
dish made up Of pea flour cooked with
milk, butter and eggs 90 per cent is
digested.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-11-29

The United States government ex-
changes gold for bank notes at par. The
people VINO buy the new bonds get gold
from the treasury to pay for the bonds,
exchanging their paper money for it.
Then the government buys the same
gold back again from purchasers Of the
bonds and pays them per cent inter
est for it, Nothing like great finan-
ciering brain.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-11-29

The reason given why birds do not fall
off their perch is because they cannot open
the foot when the leg is bent Look at a
hen walking, and you will see it close its
toes as it raises the foot and open them as
1t touches the ground.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-11-29
Evening Herald.
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 80, 1894.

WHATEVER the foreign relations, the
cleveland Administration may be relied
upon implicitly to bring confusion upOn
tself
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-11-29

Now that the doctors have decided that
Mr.. Cleveland has gout, it will probably
be discovered that it wau caused by those
big free trade dinners that Chairman Will
son ate in London.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-11-29
For Callers.

holsterer-Madam, this is fine re-
oeption chair Our latest design Try it,
please
Mrs. Sooiety-Dear me, how uncomfort-
able 1t isl Ioouldn't sit in it for five min
utes
Upholsterer-That's it exactly, madam.
You see, it is intended for callers.-NeW
York Herald.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-11-29

Pathetic indeed is the story of the
suicide Of James Liddell, editor of the
Lyons (Ia.) Times. He was a cheer
ful, sweet tempered man, with many
friends, But in the note he left he said
he had contemplated killing himself for
more than a year. A weird horror was
added to the tragedy by the fact that he
had written and left as "copy" for tho
printer an exact account Of his own sui
eide as it was to take place and did take
place little later when he threw him
self in front Of a railway train, The ar
ticle was all ready, even to the display
headline which he put there with his
own hand His last earthly task was to
prepare copy" for his paper. 1t was
work In which he had worn himself
out He wAS simply tired, Disguised
and weary" the dispatches said. The
suicide Of this capable man and worthy
gentleman Is comment enough on mod
srn civilization. Printers and nswspa-
per men are ground to death in the msr-
oiless mill that requires them to work
all night and much Of the day. The
fierce competition of our industrial syE-
tenn is the cause. Part of the world
starves while the rest is worked TO
death. The times are out Of joint in a
beastly way.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-11-29

Japan administers the most courtly
and diplomatic oriental snub to the
United States that we have received in
q long time, and serves us right. Japan
wanted China herself to ask for peace
and mediation, since Japan was so uni
formly successful in arms against Chi
ma Japan was right, according to all
rules of military usage, diplomacy and
common sense Apparently Japan knows
more about these things than the Amer
lean government does. Diplomacy was
never our strong point anyhow.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-11-29
Alaska will pay her way even if tn

Alaska will pay her way, even If the
murderous greed of American and Ca
madam fishermen destroys the seal indus
try. For the past year the mines and
salmon fisheries have yielded abundant
ly. Statistics show that people are 40
tually immigrating into the territory Of
ice ard prospering, Perhaps it will not
be so much Of territory Of ice, after
all, when the facts about it begin to
be known
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-11-29

Who shall say that woman il not
equal to man in intellect and financial
ability Abbie Spealman, Pennsylva-
MIA woman, made a good living for a
time by advertising in western papers
for husband or husbands, The honest
western cowboy, ranchman OF miner
who wanted a mate would answer tho
advertisement and a correspondence
would follow. Then the lonely western
er would send his dear Abbie money to
come to him, and that would be the last
of either Abbie or his money. Few men
could make living in this unique way.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-11-29

Lake Champlain took It's name from its
discoyerer Samuel do Champlain. The
Indian name was Canaderi, Guarunte, the
"Door Of the County"
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-11-29
EVENING HERALD
PuoILshed daLIy. eEeept sunday bz
HERALD Publishing COMPANY,

MERhLD Publishing COMPANY,
Publication ONCE and m hanical department,
25 Cast Goa Street
Hihe tIevs1d Il delivered in Shenandoah and
-S surrounding towns for Six Cents
q week, payable TO the carriers. BY mail Three
DollArs year or Twenty-Five cents per month,
~ advance
.1dverttsomertS charged according 20 space
Sud position. The publishers reserve the right
10 change the position Of advertisements when
syer the publication OF news requires IT. The
gtghti IL also reserved 10 reject any advertise
Eent whether paid for or not, that the pub.
iRhsrs may deem improper. Advertising rates
made known upon application.
Entered at the post once at Shenandoah, Pa
20 second closs mail matter.
THE BVENIEG HERALD,
Shenandoah, PoRna
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-11-29

The fashionable bonnet; A hoop and
= pair of goose wings
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-11-29
MONEY TO LOAN.

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or real estate security. No publicity. Loans
can be returned in small monthly payments or
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A loan from this company will not injurG the
financial standing OF any individual or firm,
No bonus. Interest6 per cent. annually Mo- ey
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enter business, to pay of mortgages, judgement I
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Arch street, Philadelphia. Pa 6-9-6B
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-11-29

The December ps1sSons anount to
sbA ASDaASA
, 1894-05-02
Re9e pbantaiie eines Kinoes.
Barry morfs bort fu6ropfen in Dem 5im=
1ler iibcr iid mo 9Iatbt, oa6 Diebe oort
feien, w6hreno es ole eieene mut=
ter mar.

s. SO. Wtatt8 un0 Srar batten geiterl1
Qlben6 ibre 0obnung geo. 3434 Mibigan
Qoe. Derlaiien, nm in Der 9{acbbari6aft
etnen 8clucb 81 maben. Sbre betben Stnz
oer, Der 12jdhrige 6arrD unb Die eintge
Sabre iiln8ere Qllice, blicben dQein in Dem
6auie 5urild. 0orrD bate ben Gltern
prablertl6 erflart, baB CT ii9 ni6t fiirb7
tete 1ln0 icbou bic 8oli3ei rufen iperbe, falls
@tnbrecGer fommen l~olltelt. Q(nfongS lpiel>
ten Die &tnOcr 5ulammen I'M Yarlor, be-
labelt Elm bubicbes 8iIoerbucb unb tic iobtee
men eS gan3 Oergeilen 5u baben, Dab tie
dlletlt in DEM groBen 6auie tuaren. Oieie
S6atia6e Duroe iDnen tns @e6G6tniB Su>
ritfaerufen, ais lie pl0Bltb iiber ltb bas
@erdulcb BON SuBtrttten Dcrnabmen.
Galicben0 ftGnben tie einen Nu9enblif unb
ais bo5 @erGuicb itb tpteberbolte, fro6en
lie bei0e Qngltlicb in cine @de unb lucbte1
lt6 btnter elmer 0ar0ine 81 periteGea.
Damn 90rte 0aS @erGuicb All, aber gleidb
Oaratf fn0rrte e5 0uf Der 3reppe, ais penn
Sennan6 berabfomme. 9tuu 6iclt eS ser
Slln9e nicbt ldr9er aus. Seine S9tpeiter
an Der 0anO nebmenb, i~tiir5te ct NIT tbr
0urb Die 8or0ertbir auf Sic StraBe btn>
aus. 3ufGuig fam in oieicm Wfomtcnt Elm
8OIi3iit Ooriiber; bieiem rief Der eri6redte
Sunge 81, e5 ieien 0iebc i'm 6auie rnD
u1b iole iie ~etnfongen. Ser 8laurof elite
an Den ndcbiten Nlormfalten unb rief BEN
Bdtrolipa9en berbei. Sn tpenigen Wfiruz
ten iDar Oteier 3ur Steue uno nun tpuroe
OaS 6auS BON alien Seite1 untiteQt. 0a
offnetc iicD pI0BIi6 langiam Die 6aust6ire,
aber itott 0eS eriparteten 9iebeS, ericbien
6rou STARTS unO rief beraus: v6arrp,
Qlice, mo iei0 S9r 2"
IS iteute iicb nltn beraus, baB Trau
Marf5 alein Ourb bic 9tntertbiire tn'S
!6auS 9efommen uno 6irect ouf i6r 3ime
mer gegan9eu mar. ltno ibre 6uBtritte
tparen es gepeien, Bic Die &in6er 10 in
S6re6en Derlebt batten.
, 1894-05-02
Gntwifbt.
Barry Napier oen KIauen oes 6efebes ourb
oen Dampfer uGhioora" e%ntrtfen. - Die
traurige 6eididte Ger I4idbri9en
Clean Wriebt.

@Or GINGER 3eit Gan9te Ser iun9e 6arrb
Napter bon Ct. Soc, Wtib., in Gbicago
an; ais 1lriacbe ieiner Slu6t aus Der
8aterita6t gait Elm 2iebesucrbdltntB, melz
che5 er nit Gleau @ri96t bortielbit unterz
balten bate. Ser Mlutter gelong IS, Noz
piers 0ufcnt6alt ourc6 ben 9tebtSanpatt
lturi6 auSfinOig au mad6en unO 9tapier's
Bobnung in benz 6auie $40. 249 Snbiana
SfraBe feitsuitelen; ferner tpurbe ermittelt,
baB gtopier nm l. W2ai fir ben 0ampfer
DGbicora" BON Gapt. so. Stein aneetporz
ben iet. SOfOrt begaben iih gcitern 9olis
3iiten Der Ot : Gbica9o @luenre Station
nacb Dem 2anbun9SplaBe Ser yGbicora";
ais tie iebO9 bort anlangten, bate Der
Captain 6eretts Bic IeBte 8lanfe einge=
8Osen, unO Der 9ompfer itucb nit m6gs
Iibltcr S6ncat8feit in See. 9a Gapt.
Stein regcGmdBig 3uii9en ct. Soc uno
Chicago tdbrt, ipirb ieine @ieOerfebr nit
9rOBter SOr9falt iIberipadbt perben.
, 1894-05-02
Nuoen0lther QrunfenboI0.

DIS Yoltsiit 9u6le0 Don ser g8eit Chicago
Qpe. Station geitern Qbenb qegen eff ltbr
an benz 6auie SEQ. 1886 6erbinano StraBe
pDriiber 9ing, ert0nte aus BEN 6el1itern beS
criteu Sto6merfS belelben tpiiter 2Grm.
ST begab iib binaui unb traf IN einem
3immer Sic beiOen balbmii6itgen 8en9el
8eter .. Soole unb Wftcbael 8oole in finn
lbs betruntenem 3uitanbe all. 3ertrHmz
merte Slider Iogcn auf Dem 8oGen lumber
geitreut uno aus einsm Q(9telfaB floiien
nOb Sic lebten Sropfen eblen @eriteniafteS.
9ublep pafte bic beiDen Wiitlin9e am
&ra9en unb ite t6eiI8 mach ii6 ibteifenb,
tbetlS Dor ii6 BET itoBenb, bracbte CT iie nit
Wtjibe unb Not6 nacb Ser %. Gbtca9o Qlpe.z
Station, mo ite iiber 9tabt auf elmer BEL
lenbanf tbien Rdul6 auSibltefen.
Otit 8bDito9nomieen, 0enen man auf bem
erften Slid v~&ateribmer3en" anieben
fonnte, itano baS iaubere 8rit6erpoar beute
friib bor Gi9ter Seuerion. Wli0el mar,
letner QLuSiage nacb MIR IA Sabre alt, 8eter
berettS 16, unb ct tpiirOe beute ietnen iecbSz
3ebnten @eburtSta9 ~pergni9t feiern, ipenn
ct 8eitern Qtbenb nicbt bel ieinen Gorbereiz
tun9en oo3u SAiff6Tu6 9%elttten bate, 8es
fra9t, tpie LANCE eS ber let, oaB ct 3um leBz
ten Wfal Oes @uten gu Diel g%enDiien bGtte,
antportete er: Seeds Sabre" Mtt Dem
8eripre3en ii6 Die nacbiten iecbS Sabre oeS
Srinfens gu entbGlten, entlteB iDn oer Jtt61
ter o6ne Strafe.
, 1894-05-02
,,0aOe'S|| WSauITMeQe.

3lDi16en Dem Senator sec 89erion bon
gtep ScrieD unO Dem Senator 6iQ lit es
Dicier Sage tpG9reno elmer N~uSidbuBiiBung
51 ui9la9enOen 2(r9umenten" gefommen,
tpobet Der 0Ob iDnit 10 fltnfe 0Oape" cine
gc60rige WauIi6eue ob8efriegt bat. Wtit
bo6ger0tbeter QSange lief er 3u ieineft
Sreunoe 8laGburn bon &entudD, Ser tDie
ale v&errneIS" aus Dem berii6mten gB6iS>
feDsStaat binii6tlicb 6eS g~eeigneten 8ez
ne6menS in v@6renbGn6eln" griinoli1 8ez
i3eiO petB, I'm ii3 bon bemielbeu in Ser
beiflen Nngele9enbeit 9tat6 5t erbo(en.
vSoe", penoet cr itcb all i'm, yipaS ioQ t6
nit bent &erl anfangcn?.. &c.. yWit tbm
anfangcn? SeBt? poltert ySoe"; g}ibts,
by thunderI gu bGtteit ben Sec 8berz
ion gIeicb ouf Der Steue enttpe0er ii6cr Ben
9aufen i9ieBelt, 00er i'm tpenigitens mint
beIpei6 Der0auen iouen. SEPT fannit 0u
gar nidtS tpeltcr tbun, ais 9eine Maulz
i6eQe ruDig einitedcn."
llnO 81 bieiem Gnti4luiie 1beint Ser aez
oBrfet9te Grz8eDerricber 6eS u@mpire"z
StaateS au4 gefOn1men 5u lcin, ocnn man
bat NIGHTS baDon Dernommen, DaB ct benz
btBfOpfigen Mc9 Derlon nac6trGgGic6 erne
6erauSfor6erIng gum OueQ auf &rumnz
label ober gtitOleu augeid6ift 6Qtte. v9ape"
TT uberbaupt in ieiner 2lrt Elm @6iloiopb,
un0 nerltebt eS, nit 9ingen, Sic ct nicbt
alloern farm, 1tb ab3uftnDen, Dber ite iich
pent9ltenS .l6einbar aus SEM &opfe 31
lcbla9en. 9em McB 6erion riift CT aLlo
ntbt offen nit oO~tbringen6en @affen ouf
Den Setb, aber, oaS fam man ais iicber an
1le0lltelt, ct ipirO benz 8crtreter bcs Mu5z
q1ttOltaate5 zines ib0nen GageS, ruenn Der
Die gelbi9te i9On ldngit wie0er uerqelien
bat, ems r3tpiicben Sic &ippen" Derleben,
oaB Dem oapon Seben unb S0ren oeroebt.
vDoOe" lit nicbt umlonlt ELL Ofeifter in
Der AuStbeilun8 meucblerilber 0olcblticbe.
, 1894-05-02
Die Blattern.

8Gbren6 beS W}onatS 9(priL fin6 Sem
@eiunO6ettsamt ni0t t~peni8er alS 534
8latternfGue 9emetbet iporoen. SIM SioIirz
bofpitaI befanoen itdb geitern 1895 atienten.
l1eber bic Sage bes 9epIanten temporGren
8latternboipitals mill Or. 9tepnolbS, Der
@eiunb6eitsce4nmiiiGr, nOb ntdtS Oere
lauten laIlen, tpenn eS auA beiBt, baB
ser PlaB bcreitS 8epG6lt lei. g8te eS icbeint,
miro bic Sage Oes neuen 8latternboipttots
ge6eim9ebalten, nm ~ettpai8en Brotelten Ser
8emo6ner Der gta66ari9aft pOr8ubeugen.
1923 @meralb Nue.; Gfe 0tuiamS>
unb 4earionltr. 1887. Str; 389 81
QincOlnitr. !; II Wfilton Nue.; 1874 81. II.
Str.; 707 B. IS. Ctr. q TGue); 700
%. II. Str, q 6Gue).
, 1894-05-02
Uab 20 7dbren.

Sn et1em Nnfal bon Srritnl1 berlteB
SObn S6legel Dor 26 Sahren ietne STRAIT
unb feline &inoer, nit 6euen ct IN 8eoria
5ulammen mobnte. Srgenoipo i'm g8eiten
murOe ct auf9e9rtffen unb cinem Siren
6auie IberantlDDrtet. 9tacb cinem bier
jdbrigen Nufcntbalt in Der Nnitalt wurOe
er entlalien. Gr i6rieb peri6iebene 8riefe
IN feline Trdu, ba bieiel6en aber uner7
0ffnet %5uriidfamen, 9elangte ct SIT 0er GIN
fibt, baB feline 6rdu 9eitor6en lei unb bic
&tnber ibre 6eimatb perlaiien bitten.
9cna S6legel, Sic 8itttpc, bate eint9e
Sabre, na6oem tbr Maitn Tie Derlaiien,
einen Tarmer NamenS Sobn g. @n8elting
geGeiratbet, bo9 lebte iie nit Oemiclhen
ntcbt gliidlt6 5uiar1nten uno DerlieB i'm.
Sic fam na6 Chicago unb erbob cine
Sbetbun9SflG9e, tDelcbe bis icBt ni5t er7
Ieoigt lit unb bega6 itb bann 8urild nacb
Beorid.
SIM berfloiienen CONNER fam @atte
$40. l BON 81 Baio, GeroS, mach G6icogo
sum 8elu6 Der Nu5iteQung. ST beiuc6te
feline alte l6cin1atb in l(urora uno ais ct
odS 6auS betreten Doute, in tpeld6em ct NIT
ietner SamiIie lpo6ntc, trat ibn1 ieine 6ror
cntgegeu. gtaboem iicb 6a5 @rltaunen itber
oaS uneripartete 0ieberieben gele9t bate,
be1lcbte 0as @0epadr Suiammen bic Q(uSz
iteuung unO begub iib bann na6 81 Paio,
mo Sblegel Elm @eicbdft BAT.
, 1894-05-02
Stdoti1hes.
Reife UNI sic melt.
Cine Gefe1idaft bon apan3ie perionen miro
cine ioIde 2lnfafes Juri ouf oem
Shooner n6eoree S. Wrenn"
antreten.

9(uf etnem S6iffSbauplab ant 9tor6arm
6eS 6luiieS ptr0 augenblidlib ber Sbooner
ygBren" fir cine @eLtreile uutgebaut uno
auSgeriiltet, bic bret Sabre in Nn1pru6
nebmen mtro unb 9tnfangS SUM- onge>
tretel mcrben lou. SIN @6icagoer Qtr5t,
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Der Soee uno aucb ais Setter beS g0n3en
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