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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-16

Cleveland Nov. E-Preliminary arrahser"', y"
for the National Convention Of the W. { !. -
the first session OF which VIII be helh al "
Hall Tomorrow morning. were completed to-"'h
rho Indications point TO the largest ATTENDANCE !"
,be history of the Union, hundreds OF cn'huS'"'',
,yorkers In the cause Of temperance having "'''''
4, the city to-day. Miss WIZARDS time was ooo"
MED with the meetings Of the Executive ,o'1'
Zoo She is the presiding officer, ana tne coz"
,,,oo u,as in session practically all day ors"''~'
,,on was the subject under confederation ana many
,doas were presented with view to the cN'e'''''"
% the work 1t is the design OF Inc 'l''o'i ~
establish branches in every nation uhu', NV ,,,..
% ~ , r,s,dents attended the meeting Some
49, ubo arrived to-day were follows MIS-
Marion H. Dunham Iowa Mn s Ma'k a mssS Mrs
aie ale. Wais,ip. Maryland; Mrs. NJ Walker' ,;rs
6raska Mrs. NJ j. w W0rdeH vir NsT,Me"'o anu "
message received from Nea p9 hc Convention
that ne of ill-hcalth. Mr. DOW VIII DC 'ep'
e o by his daughter.
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AN OPINION ON ATCHIsON AFFAIRS

An authority on Atchison affairs was quoteo
yesterday saying: ~,
London and other foreign bondhoiders VIII con-
trni the next reorganization OF Atchison, as tney
ala the former plan. Robert Fleming IL a Peni-
notentiary In the matter. whose word goes tos
law abroad and what he saws goes Tor gooo
deal here Consequently. We may expect SOME
thing radical i'm the way OF reorganizauohs from
the new Executive Committee. ,, All.
think one result of II will be that Colorado MIC
land bondholders will take their property OUT OF inc
nanys securities have lately been buying q good
Lean down the prices OF Colorado Midland securi-
ties so as to enable trade TO be made on easy
Colorado Midland bondholders hold their securities
cheap. they will have to make sacrifices In me
reorca nlZation Their road more gross per
mile than any other part of the system, and they
can do better for themselves out OF the system
II would not be great loss TO the system. eitner.
as the road did turn over very much business
which the Atchison would not get just the same.
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DESPONDENT OrER Loss or WORK.
SCHOOL COMMISSIONER HrrnErLs BROTHER
cnM,ilrs SiIcInE y \ InTEf.


The suicide Of T. u. Hubbcu Il, the Hotel 81
stephen in East Eieyenth-st. on W"incsia night
was believed o. have been caused hy dependency
following "a srel of hard drinking. H. had been
travelling salc-nan In thu employ ~ Horace Snor-
man. of SO % Main-st. North Adams. Mass. ~ lat"
ami formerly D.. mai been lu thc employ II other
firms n ~. came ine ~ trade lie va OF good
Mas-achuse,ts family. rotated 10 tn late Mark
HOPKINS thr former president ~ Williams COLI
l.l, ans was % brother ~ Charles T.. HphheI. the
Commissioner OF Education ana lawyer n this city
BE also Was o. w.N-c.iucat-i and hn"-iooklns man.
forts five selfs OH.
AZ The beginning ~ the week ne went - The
hotel. wher- Doe was q stranger. ON the first night
~ BIS stay in tte hotel ne nlur-h"i revolver in
Dol. room in ~Irn reck.s manner that the weapon
WIS taken away from hm and placed IN the hotel
.t:- H.. appeared 10 Boo sober AMI rational on
Tuesday evening ana the revolver was returned -
MIN bui h- ~as warned 20 Doe careful On Weincs-
day ne was abs.n, from the hotel for = time. and
when he returned he seemed TO Ice all right Yes
f.rlay morning a telegram rom Massachusetts. adj
dressed 20 him. WIS received At the hotel and II
va. sent 10 his room by hallhoy. who knocked
AZ the door. but could 20, no Response. When the
door Wa opened with a passkey Hubbeirs body
was found on the bed. and it was evident that h.
bad killed himself in the night a. his body was
had .I0t himself The bullet had entered IN" r!ght
f.fnn. con- "a table were three letters which Hub
bell had written before taking lis liir. one VAS
,4lr,s.,l 10 Horace sherman. his employer. an
Other 90 Mark ~ iluhhrl Wayne. Penn. and one
10 Charles 49, UIbbsiA at NJ. Wall-st. in TINS
CIV AU three letters Wcre sealed
word Wa sent 90 the Wall-st. Office. ana IN IN"
forenoon Nh f:prer. the confidential man ~ Law
( Grn q mnrn Charles T.. IlubbeA b. a member. went
10 tn, hotel anI Identified tho holy as that Of Com
missioner IIubb.Is brother. II" refused 10 xiv"
o,n,r Information about the dead man. ami SAID
that Commissioner IIubD' was IN 81 Louis
TN. letters Wet. taken % the coroner oihc" ana
op.n.d Iiubicu had written that hc had been I'M
able 10 obtain employment and he saw no cn'ncc
for .mpr1vcm.n, in his prospects He begged tn"
forgiveness Of his brother and sister for the act
which ne was about 10 commit. \ coroner per
mil for IN, removal Of tn. body was obtained ana
the body was sent to an unGcrtak"rs shop IN the
afternoon II was said later that Commissioner
IIubhcu had been informed by telegraph OF his
brothers suicide and would return To The city I'M
. Incdlat,lv Much sympathy WIS expressed for Mr.
# IIulbDU
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yo,nryG rvAyGELISTIc MEETINGS.

TIN. second of the series OF evanSeNsuc meetings
which have been arranged py inc NV ~ ~ -
i,,v.n to,k mace yesterday at $3.50 =. m IN the
,,,,os, tabernacle. The Attendance was large
and represented all denominations. Among those
present were the Rev DIS. G. II. Tyndall ana Camp
he'll the Rev f. X Cressey and the Kew ,. '.
Robinson. ,.,-
DR. Dixon who did much work In the eVanSelistic
co,se last winter led the meeting ara spoke on
49,. ,.,,,t,,al lesson for next Sunday. and then
nrearhed an e.oauent sermon on the magnetism oi
christ Miss VI. r.. rpham sang II was annouiceu
,ha, IL 4 Slocum would receive contributions Tor
he evangelistic campaign at the East River say
iup
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-16

\ R1.MoR THAT THE FIRST REFORMED CHURCH
OF WILLIAMSBURG WANTS THE WE'LL
KNOWN MINISTER.

There Is some talk OF call being extended to the
De-. Dr ralmare by the cons.story Of the First
reformed church. Brooklyn. T. u. The pulpit Is now
.,,,,.d IA, IN. Rev A. W. Mills. who has been
,,,.s,.d hv IN, members OF the consistory TO re-
sign
The First Reformed Dutch Church is at Clymer-
-, and Iadford-ave. The opinion Of the consistory
T. hat Mr. Mills has not suited the congregation.
and for that reason has been asked 10 resign lie
refuses II Is said to accede to the request. oellev-
l,,. mat the people. Of the church his side
and want him TO remain. The consistory Is mace
mn of nine members three OF whom are said TO
have left the city temporarily IN order 10 a'o'u
taking any part in the trouble.
TN. active. members OF the cOnsstory in the mat
fer are q W. pcmunl Andrew j. Provost John
Dluruan Morr-n Mannins. A. r. Dorchester ana
Robert NJ curtis.
Tn. church is one OF the largest in the Eastern
District and is entirely free from debt. Its mem
bcrs consist of many prominent business men ana
residents The Rev Mr. Mills was called As pastor
to ,h,. church "a year ago last January to fill the
pulpit made vacant by the Rev. Dr. Terhune re-
SHINING The church had been without Il pastor
fnr fourteen months before Mr.. Mills WAS called
Wh.u m. all was extended 10 Mr.. Mills. four OF
the nine members Of IN" conslStory Oppose ms
COMING When he came, however III" OPP
ponrnts both i'm the cOnsistOry ana IN the coSreSa-
lion aided him. lie promised to increase the mem
only lost Instead of the Attendance lhctedS
ing ii fell of. In March last the pastor was told
Of the condition OF arairs by the lrhpeIs ol tie
consistory who asked him 10 set some time Tor ms
rcsignng. This was what one or the members OF
the consistory told reporter last night: W men
Mr. Mills asked 10 resign II" refused, To 90 SO,
and now the, cOnsistory has requested that ne 90
SO MIR Mills was not It his home. at No. 80
Whether or not the consstory contemplates ex-
tending a call to Dr. Talmage could not be learned
for certain as none of the members of the con-
So X.tll
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FITTED orr as IGHUIYNEN
TWO BOYS RUS AWAY FROM HOME NN' N"''
FOUND ~ \ CAVE ~ THE N"ol'S-
SMOKED OFT or THE pEN

~ \ CAVE IL I'M N'''
SMOKED OFT or THE Den
robn McGrath fifteen years oil. the adopted son
-, Mr. and Mrs william Underwood. ana vino
Walters the adopted son Of FREDERICK - '"'"'
"a coal merchant. ran away from fAtch'E"'' J"
f. on Saturday. search wa N
t,.,, and they were found. after long hHnt' III !"
c,y. about "A mile from Patchogue. tr"l'oo'
closed IN. cave The door was raised ana 'n'
h,vs were called upon to com" ont. nut tleY r.
,,,., q, first They were finally smoked out
.rh. cave must have taken some uni' u" cum
s,r,,t II VAS feet long. feet VIA" ana l'''
deem The top and bottom w"r" boarded ''''
ia. ION boards earth had been pilel ;" ~ ~
make If smooth and conform with the surrou""'"R
Garth over the fresh dirt. pine needles ana I"''N
,..r. scattered and bush set close 10 ''' '"i
loor almost hid IT, No one would nave h"",'"
Z, ~. had not been looking FOR II ana kno Wh c'"s
10 IorntIou Even the hoy who had lrl VIZ So H.
ana mad often been to TN" cave hah u"'"' !" w.
'n az e., c,vc vas a bed with plenty OF bcdIlhs
null ,.,s i'm an. section. which was WNl"'l .''l'
~, ,,rs.r rnr hv boards. In the othtr ln'tt 'h'lr
IN cnokiug-StoVe. tn" pip" oi Whl'h was
.,r,icd out through IN" ehrth, n,,l' w.. % ,nn
- tr'.b MIX one Of condensed milk = jug "i M
iss.s ard Wild cherries bag o. noun, 4 ~ ,,,t -
hr.,d a roll OF butter. n phckhS" OF pi i,,.iI ~,
''bo,t nour and cooking ana eating "''"S"S !"
''' II,rcc knife "A pair OF pistols ana rope t I
trto , running moose were iouhh S'o'N' III 3"
bundle i'm the cave"
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pEcEIVERS WANT 5000, 900.

,,,u,aukee Wis. Nov l5-Receivers Morris ana
yyh,,comh Of the Wisconsin Central SYSTEM
made an application in the United states courts
this afternoon for permission TO issue receivers
certificates in the sum of s2OoO.oo TO meet OUT
standing debts and TO arrage for the settiehen'
of claims as they may come up against '"e ~
,er,ias now in the receivers hands. Messrs'
p.raus NJ Roston and Sheldon. OF New YORK,
renrrssnting clients in the East, arrived IN NIL
,eii,kaa to-day and held a conference with the re-
MHu orranginr the matter and drawing up the
ssoI ,nnIication for permission from the Court
;hs netition will undoubtedly be granted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-16
ball purposes grounds used for either fair grounds
or rdcetrack.
THE PROPOSED YALE-OXFORD RACE.
WHATEVER ROBERT J. COOK Is ABLE To AR
RANGE IN ENGLAND WILL eco" WITH THE
NI,W-HAVEN PEOPLE
Between 21st and 2zd Sts.

RANGE IN ENGLAND WILL "GO" WITH THE
NEW-HAVEN PEOPLE
College athletic circles are discussing with ami
nation the probability OF a race in 1895 between the
champion university crews OF Great Britain and
America. Yale men. as is to he expected. say that
everything is in the air" and that It is entirely
too Soon 20 count anything of the kind but 1t
will bc remembered that that was the kind Of talk
they INDUCED in when Mr.. Van Ingen went over to
England last spring arrange the track athletic
contest between Yale and oxford. But most OF them
hope that Bob Cook, Yae's veteran coach, who T.
now in England. will successfully negotiate con-
test between Yale and oxford crews.
When Lord Hawkes. crlcketers were here few
weeks ago the subject of international rowing
match was discussed in all its phases. several o.
the cricketers were aquatic enthusiasts with friends
in the oxford crew. and they fell In at with
the idea of a match between oxford and Yale. The
great difficulty I'm the way has been the differ
ence in the time of training The varsity race
between oxford and Cambridge this year occurred
on March IL that between Yale and Harvard not
until June n Robert J. Cook went To England
about two months to soc his family. lie Will
return in a few days hut before he comes ii is UNI
deTstood that he viii the oxford people ard ef-
feet arrangement If possible. He is not author
lied to represent Yale in the matter, but whatever
he does viii go" with the Yale men Mr. Cook is
of the opinion that it would be better to have the
match in April in case il is the whole rowing pro-
gramme on this side would have TO Toe revised
George \. Adee i'm speaking OF the proposed
match. yesterday. said: There is hardly iair
standard OF comparison of the relative merits OF
Yale and OXfori on the water. on the
WIN hf 1me cd m9dG The EnEIi,hmen hnyg m3de
Vale has done. but IT is understood that when OK
ford made the record the tide was in her favor.
until MIR Cook gets back The spirit OF inter
be- long before ali xmas Of international matches
colleges be
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-16

De,ver col. Nov l5.-Wayne MacNeagh has
,,,,,b, suit against the Federal Trust Company
,be Farmers Loan and Trust Company Denver
Water Company Denver City Water works COM
pany. American Water works company Dennis
.,, william 4 Underwood. Denver Union
w. comn,nv and The Continental Trust Com
49, ~ lower s57 go the alleged value OF his
stock In the Denver VIII , T'' '' w '
On, in the recent consolidation
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CAN RECOVER BETS LOST At THE RACES.

St LOUIS Nov Ia decision affecting every
bookr.i d Illinois rendered by justice OF the
Peace Ns.-. ia East - Louis to-day. II. r..
Barnes suel TO recover $751; lost on the Madison
track Justice Wyatt held taAt the planun could
recover in compliance with state Ia" "hc' pro-
vdes that = person. upon proving That "r mas iosI
80 or more upon any gambling d"Nlc" or game ~
cnance can obtain judgment for the iull amount
~ from the parties receiving the same. ana not
from them from the ies-e"s OF owners "i me prop
,rty upon which such games WeI" cphIrct"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-16
DIRECTORS OF 7

DIRECTORS OF THE KNOXVILLE AND ohlo.
These directors of the Knoxville and ONO KALI
road were elected on Wednesday: Samuei spencer
Samuel Thomas, c. H. custer - VI. ou"oo:
,, coo,o,eb of \ev-York; f.. j. Sanford. or
Knoxville; H. 5 Chamberlain, or ChattahoosS'
IL n Baldwin. OF Washington, ana Co'orei A. D.
Andrews, of Raleigh, y. e.
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poyAI. BLUE LINE.

,,r PHILADELPHIA. Baltimore and Washington. Be
Timing Nov 18Th trains VIII leave Zoo, New fork
slatio. snr Philadelphia at 49, 500. 900. lO:O0
81 ~ m, 10 $3.50 400. 800 600, 49, $40 pm
~. ,.idnieht Sundays 1870. $780, II 80 "a 80
+ -,,I 600 y. M l2:l5 midnight. ooo ,,oo
For baltimore and Washington SS 'S "a m
~ II "a a M 1880 800 900 y. IN. 2:l5 midnight
wv AA''N - ' =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-16
wrsrrpv BASEBALL ASSOCIATION.

Rock Island H.. Nov. ia special meeting Of
the Western Baseball Association began here to-
lay There were present representatives, from 81"
the cities except St. Joe, the latter Deins al
"a. .rh o,h ,,as mortified 10 nay up or be expelled
The association has applications from SIOUX 'l'y'
Denver and Rockford. The pennant Tor 1891 wa
presented TO the Rock Island team ie n - stdS
imlt for next wear was increased from >SU 10 ~
and u,as decded that no cub can occupy Tor pdS'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-16
COME OFFERS AND MORE INQUIRIES.

y...,,aa,o, NV IA few offers for bonds OF
a.. ,, Io,, wore received at the Treasury De-
partment this morning. but for the most part let
ters bearing on the bond question contained IN
ouiries for blank forms OF bids. The NUMBER Oh
letters OF th. kind received is construed 10 mean al
tbat rho loan is awakening popular interest anu
that the amount bid will exceed the amount 10 10
sold.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-16
NEW TRACK RECORDS At ST AsAPH

Washington. Nov 15-Warm sunshine and good
card brought out large crowd at ST Asaph to-
day. The track was fast. and track records We're
made for the haf-mc, three-quartcrs seVcn-eighihs
ana mic l. day Of disaster for the talent. as
they unable To- pick more than one iavorhe
and one second cho.ce. both AZ shor; odds. sum
maries:
Flrs; race-Purse 500: half-mie. Ninoveh. loa
Oiriin) Is > won: buckeye. lel Ill Brown. l. TO
|. second Elise Morrison hy. 100 sims. g. ..
third Festival. Miringu. Flash. son Errrur. Eliza
beth FLY ana Prctencr also ran. IlWc-'-""
Second race-Purse $40. six furlongs. perfargila.
IL DoCgeiO. TO l. won; Jack OF SpfIes liz "iTli-
fn). to >. second; Harrington j." 'Slmsl To
!. third. Governor Fifer also ran Time 10
Third race-Selling purse 500; six and a half
furlongs. Panway lo7 az. Trihc). 20 to J. won.
Flirt 100 Sims to >. second. Rohusta. ln dog
gep. 3 to !. third. Melody. baroness ana Nhite
Wings also Time. 22'-
Fourth Selling: purse. 500 five and half
furlongs. Flush lol O.amcyl. y 10 J. won Dog
gett Jos OoggetO. 10 :. second. Phoeous lo-
penn. 10 TO !. tairl. Milcy EIIrrc, Abingdon
and Velvet Rose also ran. Time loi-.
Fifth race-Seng. purse 500 seven furlongs
Prince George. 10 lSimsl. ! 10 I, won; Copyrshi
10 Bergen. , 10 T. second. Nero. lO1 ('otirel III
To l. third. Blue Garter also ran. IlIne-i.-ss
Sixth Selling: purse Sn; one mile Sc
taukct 90 1Kccfe,. 20 !. won Mcintyre 10 'Sims)
{ to l. second. Plenty. l'@ Grimm. 10 b. iMifd
Speculation. Jodan and star Actress also ran Time
-l42
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-16

Antes Messrs. Brooks. Ossman and Denton tie
we'll known banjo trio John f.. Fancher. and Mar
shall =. Wilder, who has a new monoiogue' Inc
Living Pictures"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-16
WIS FRANK LESLTE-S RECEPTIONS

NRN FKlNh LENIIE HEVFTIIVNN'
Mrs Frank Leslie last night began her usual In
formal weekly receptions for the season at her
anartmcnts I'm the Gcrlach. assisted 10y her guest.
,iIes Ganthony. Of London. The evening was On
livnucd by George Power Carhart. Miss Katy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-16
4 RACE AGAINST TINE DECLARED OFF

RACE AGAINST TIWE u" T.AI.ED 'FF-
riverside cal Nov 1.-THE bicycle race 90
hroak the fwentv-four hour record has been de-
clared off Late last night Shoemaker hecam" ILL.,
He took a short rest and attempted 70 ride again.
but at midnight gave up after covering la2 miles.
scott covered "a miles. hut dropped In a dead
faint from his wheel at O'Clock tiIls uornlne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-16
TEN PER CENT RULE
r.LCOTT WINS HIS FIGHT IN THE
NATIONAL LEAGUE MEETING.

LUMINOUS OUTCOME OF THE DISCUSSION
BASEBALL PROSPECTS FOR NEXT YEAR
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wie eine 9iduterb0ble, bic Meni6eu
laie bungrige, gierige Seitien, Die iie
serreiBen mollten, bic niGts fir iie
batten afs Sug uno 1rug, feline
Geele, feiu Sers fein Wiitleio unb
Grbarmen Mian6nal mar eS semee
fen, als Oh ibr Ser5 aufginse, als OF
lie 3utrauelt un6 2iebe fallen f0nne,
lpenn lie Dem 9oftor Streblen in Die
suseu fab. sic lparen 10 milo, 10
rubiG 10 itol5, 10 itill-a6, eS NOR
nur bic WtaSfe beS 8eltmannes, cine
neue Dirt, Elm neuer &unitsriff, Sob,
idn1ueiges, faltes, berSloieS Sob bon
ibr gu 5ieben!
Settle mar piel su reid, als bab
Summen, groBe ober fleine, fir tie
bdtten In 8etra9t fom1nen f0nnen.
Modten Tie bod nebmen, mas lie
pollten! @S mar ibr ia gang slei6z
siltts. Gas &ummerpollite, baS Siir6s
terli6fte fir Iie mar bie 9lnidaulina
Die iie baburd BON Der Meni6beit sez
monnen. 9ieleS miilte, efle Tretben
madte tie franf, oteie besebrlide falte
9eraloligfeit, btele mitleibs uno
erbarmunesloie 8erednuns bes Gorz
tbeils uar es, Die ibre pbantaiie iiberz
reiste, lie lpabniinnis su MAIDEN
brobte. SIR juaenblides 0er5 iebnte
lid 10 iebr mad einem Menl uno
frampfte iid 5ulammen, aber oieies
leibeuldaftli6e Sebnen blieb unsez
itillt. sic ldrie mie Der Sirl6 nad
frildem g ,iler, unb lie fonnte nur
Sunpf unh Sdmue finhen =
Ger Spedt bdinmerte nod INNER,
obslet9 ea f6on ipdte 9lad)t mar.
Settle ltano auf uno idleppte iid
ntiiblam unb taltenb nod ibrem Sblafs
siminer, nod INNER bic Sanoe an ben
Shren. WaS ipar ibr benn? Was
| fiirdtete lie oenn gu bOren? @as ipies
gelten ibr ibre franfen Ginne Dor?
Simmer unb tmmer b0rte 1ie Nahta
bas Slappern BON 9ferbebufen auf itei>
nigem @runo. Simmer fab iie einen
Heiter an Rem Steinbrii6en bintraben ;
ibre ansitcrfiillten Nusen semabrten,
lpie in Der 9ladt ein Mann nit fpeiten
&leibern, fait 10 nett ipie feiu @etpii=
fen, iid on ben 9seiter beranbrdnst..
nit beudleril9er Wfiene ben 3iigel
bes gferoes ersriff unb iid 10 NIT Dem
8eiter Der Stelle naberte, mo li6 bic
6udsl0ber gu einem iteilen slbsrunS
ermeiterteu. Dort CAB Der Mann bem
Rferb einea beftisen Stud, elm entiees
lider gdrei gellte burb Die Nabt, unb
HoB uro 0seiter i.iir5lea Sen Sets.
| abbang biuunter =
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(gorifetuns foIstj.
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Spffnm,sa iebt etpta

i'm Menf@snssrjen. Bie oft aud ie iit trdaeriid er.
ries, thinner wteber Fammt he emper. N2ag aud
nt@t iebe BnIte flberumidnmt ietn, BITE Dhne, pelH
ben 6pri3pnt rerbunfein, merben BON ibrem frtf@er
9aa@e bpr wessebIaien, 70 bab uns ber 3utunfts,
ttmmeI tn rcltSem 9t&te erieint. nb barum Bat be,
Gcffenbe tmmer @edt. Der 2etbeRbc, pel@er lu so.
fettrrs MasenbttterB sreift In Der Spfnuns, baeb,
perbe mebr ais blr8 pcthbersebenbe atnberaas etne,
S@merBen bemtrfen, wtro fiutea, bns Ct @ In btefe,
GrwartunS Mot setdui@t Sat. SHhttelfrbRe unb Tfes
Der, Rbeumatismus Dpspspfie, Rierens unb aeSer.
letetn, 0erpeftdt unb alsemene Stnfduisfst werber
ntdt unr tbelu.tie, icnberu srhubl@ unb pouidubts
manselnbe Geluf tit 6tees ppr,hslie Stimnlau sntt
tel, 6as ale Srscne 90 resemdBt9er Tbdttsfeit uni
regemdttser @ufe anbdIt bter, als aue anbereu, Of
bermdbte retseaben unb bestalb t&aoItGen nTontes1
ben t,dufIter, i@wd&lier, bo@betaster 9eute, sbe,
BON i&werer Rranftett seneienber ReeonpaIescenteu
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unb Geth.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-12-21

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