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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-08-21
THE SUGAR QUESTION.
Hope for Re-Establishfng the Bounty
at the Next Session.

Hone for Re-Establfshfng the BountI
at the Next Session.
The sugar men have taken a great deal Of
comfort out Of the vote that was recently
had upon the motion of Senator Manderson
to instruct the Senate finance committee to
report an amendment to the free sugar bill
re-establishing the Mckinley sugar bounty.
II was shown that a majority Of the Senate
was for the bounty. or course. the najori-
ty is not at all stable. and II is possible
that when the Senate meets In December
that II will be changed. Senator Stewart
may not vote which would leave the Vice
President to decide against the bounty, on
a tie vote. But IL is thought by some %
those who advocate a bounty that before
the vote On the free sugar bill.or the amend
ed bill, that there will be three more repub-
lican votes In the Senate which win give
that side quite a show OF strength
At present. there are vacancies from Nom
tana. Washington and Wyoming, and II r.
claimed that the legislatures which arr
elected this fall will be republican, and ae
they will assemble early in January, the
vacancies will be Immediately filled. OF
course, the assurance that they will be rec
publican is made on the authority OF tho
republicans from the northwest. who say
that there il little doubt Of republican sucs
cess in these states. With the two Louisi.
ana Senators voting with the republicane
and three additional votes. they will be ablA
to cut more Of a figure In the tariff contest,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-08-21
THE TENTED CITY,
Preparations for. the Pythfan Cnmu
The Date of the Reception,

Preparations for. the Pythfan CamD-
The Date of the Reception.
f!thian camp preparations are under way.
The surveyors have completed their work
ana rows OF stakes show the outlines of
the soon-to-be tented city. Fifty men were
employed today and will be set to work
tomorrow In the erection of the canvas
houses. The first tent to 30 up will be
that to be used as headquarters by the SUBJ
committee on camp and camp grounds.
This tent will be 14xl8 and will be pitched at
the extreme southeast corner of the Camp.
within a stones throw of the bureau of
engraving and printing. The, second tent
to go up will be that to be used as tele-
graph headquarters. This will be l2x14 and
will be to the northwest The third will
be the post office tent. 14x19 and be pitched
to the southwest Of the Headquarters tent.
Maj. Gen. Carnahan will reach the city
this afternoon over the Chesapeake and
Ohio. He has engaged quarters at the Eb-
bitt for himself, his wife and daughter.
The Date of the Reception.
There Is proposition to change the date
of the complimentary reception 10 the Su-
preme Lodge at Convention Hall from Mon
day evening, August q, to Wednesday even
ing, August 20. The suggestion has been
made that the first named date is a mis-
take, because large number Of the guests
will not arrive in the city until late Monday
afternoon and Monday night.
All during Monday night the guests will
be arriving. Many of those who come in
early In the day will be tired and travel
stained and will not feel like enjoying fes-
tivities on that night. especially as the
streets will be melodious with the martial
strains of brass bands and the tramp OF
arriving 1egions. This question Of change
of date will be brought to the attention OF
Mr.. Richard Goodhart chairman of the re-
ception committee, this afternoon. II he
considers the idea favorably he will call q
special meeting of the committee on re-
eeption and will then bring the matter be-
fore the citizens executive committee
which will hold another meeting this week
The proposition is being discussed with
lively interest throughout Pythian circles
today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-08-21
All the New Bedford Factories
Closed Today.
PREDICTIONS REGARDING THE OUTCOME
The Wage Question Not the Only
Thing in Dispute.
EFFECT AT FALL RIVER

NEW BEDFORD, Mass, August 21.-The
mills Of this city are completely tied up to-
day, even those which were running yester-
day being closed today. The Howland cor
porations have not yet resumed work. but
Undoubtedly will within a few days, as an
agreement has been reached by the cor
porations.
The spinners' executive committee are to-
day devoting their efforts to getting the
Bennett and Columbia mills, which manu-
facture the same line of goods as the three
Howland corporations, into line. and from
statements made privately by the officials
of these mills there is some reason to be-
lieve that the effort will be successful.
The outcome of the strike now depends
upon the cloth mills. Some of the treas
Urers are disposed to fight 1t out If it takes
all winter. and they assert that an agree
ment has been reached whereby the mills
are to be locked up indefinitely, but on the
other hand Individual treasurers are quoted
as saying that they are looking for a. loop
hole to get out of the trouble and will be
glad to find 1t quickly.
The Bristol mill, which was prosecuted in
court recently for running on Saturday at
ternoons, is so loaded with orders that Q
gentleman very close to the management
said today it could not think of shutting
down for any length of time.
1t may be, however, that even II the
manufacturers finally concede the wage
question the strike will not end immediate
ly. The operatives are indignant at the
evasion of the recently passed particulars
bill, and at a mass meeting at the South
Park today they voted to make this an is
sue of the strike, and r OF to return to work
until the particulars provided by law are
furnished.
The spinners' committee say they do no,
regard the Howland concession as vic
tory, and they express the belief that II
does not by any means end the strike.
FALL RIVER, Mass, August 21.-Five
more mills shut down today on account OF
the strike and there is decrease OF fully
l,5OO looms in the mills yet running.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-08-21
MISS PULLMAN'S ENGAGEMENT.
A Relative mt Chicago PrOnOuncss tn,
story False.

CHICAGO, August 21.-A relative of Geo.
NJ. Pullman, stopping at his residence, was
the only representative of the family who
could be seen today regarding the possible
matrimonial connection of member of the
family with Prince Isenburg Birstein. This
relative denies emphatically that Miss Flor
ence Pullman was engaged to the prince,
and pronounced the story absolutely false.
Miss Pullman was in Europe, but the rela-
tive would say nothing concerning her and
Prince Isenberg- -Birstein, except to deny
the alleged betrothai
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-08-21
RATE WAR IN THE WEST.
By COntriving n Person Can Travel
Very Cheaply.

ST. LOUIS, August 21.-Advices from
Texas show that a red-hot rate war has
resulted in the hauling of passengers from
Waco and Houston to this city for % cents
and 81. At Waco. round trip tickets over
the Missouri, Kansas and Texas to Wash
ington are sold for $25, the rate from
Texas points to Washington, on account
Of the national encampment of the Knights
Of Pythias. In selling tickets scalpers al
low those desiring 1t a rebate at st. Louis
Of $24. At Houston, the rate for the round
trip to st. Louis is SIS, but the scalpers are
having the agents extend iay-over time
at St. Louis on the $40 Washington ticket.
The scalpers can thus send a man to st.
Louis and back for 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-08-21
A New York Clubman's Death.

NEW YORK, August PA dispatch from
Carlsbad received here today announces
the death Of Frederick Hilton. the youngest
son Of ex-Judge Hilton and a partner in the
firm of Hilton, Hughes 4 Company. Mr..
Hilton had been a sufferer from infiam-
matory rheumatism, and by the advice of
his physician went to Carlsbad in the hope
Of obtaining permanent relief. He was a
bachelor and a member of several New
York clubs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-08-21
PRESIDENT CLEvELAND's RETURN.
1t IL Anxiously Awaited by Interview.
Seeking COngressmen

Private Secretary Thurber who reigns
supreme In the White House in the absence
OF the President. had numerous inquiries
from Congressman and others today In re-
gard to their prospects of seeing the chief
executive before the adjournment Of Con-
gress. Mr.. Thurber assured them all that
the President would be in Washington on
thursday next. and that 1t would be a
waste OF time to send matters Of business
to him at Gray Gables. No bills have been
sent to him this week, and there are none
that cannot safely await his return to
Washington.
MIR. Thurber's statement that the Presi-
dent WIN be here Thursday is taken to
mean that he will be in his office ready for
business on that day. The indications are
that he will reach here by tomorrow even
ing at the latest. His itinerary Is purpose
suppressed. In order that he may make
sible. w. h''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-08-21

The leave OF absence granted Capt. Ma
than S. Jarvis. assistant surgeon, is ex-
tended seven days. First Lieut. VIM. II.
Wilson. assistant surgeon. will be relieved
from temporary duty in the Department of
Dakota when his services are no longer re-
Quired with troops in the field and he will
return to his proper station.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-08-21
COXEY SAYS HE'LL SUE.
He Makes Charges of Cruelty Against
Virginia Militia.

MASSILLON, Ohio, August 21.-Before
starting for Newcastle this morning j. g.
Coxey received the following telegram from
Lawyer Ralston Of Hyattsville Nd: Gov.
Brown, stunning hateas corpus trial. re-
leases Mckee and Jones Internationally.
Coxey says they will sue for damages.
He charges that the Virginia militia, in
driving out the Coxeyites were guilty of
atrocities carefully kept from the public. a
pet cat was run through with a bayonet,
and. while writhing in agony. was slowly
roasted over a fire by inhuman soldiers.
Flour and other supplies were made unfit
for use by unspeakable means, and the men
imprIsCr ed on a bridge one long day under
a broiling sun.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-08-21
ANOTHER cAIssox EXPLOSION.


Acting Adjutant General Vincent receivv
ed q brief telegram from Gen. Miles, at
Chicago. today saying that o shrapnel IN
one of the caisyons exploded during ma.
neuvers at Fort Sheridan yesterday. bus
that. fortunately. there was no loss OF life
No details OF the accident are given, and
the cause OF IL can only be conjectured
until after the matter has been investip
gated.
The theory Of ordnance officers in this
city, however, IL that the shell was Of the
type that The department has decided to
retire, and that IL was being prepared for
shipment to the Watertown arsenal at the
time It exploded. The recent explosion of
a caisson while moving slowly along the
comparatively smooth streets OF Chicago
at the time of the great strike convinced
the ordnance bureau OF the army that there
was a serious defect in the mechanism Of
the regulation shells. and arrangemenQ
were then made for their retirement ~
favor OF an improved shell. believed to b
entirely safe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-08-21
"SISTERS" IN THE SCHOOLS.

An Appeal to BE Taken to the Penn
sylvania Supreme Court.
PITTSBURG. Pa, August 21.-The Jr.
o. U. A. NJ. officials are disappointed with
Judge Barkers decision in the Gallitzin
school case, and will appeal to the supreme
court, in order to have the matter definitely
settled. In case the decision of that court
Is against them they will endeavor to have
a law passed that will cover the disputed
points on sectarianism in public schools.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-08-21
Naval Constructor Wilson's Health

Naval Constructor Wilson's Health.
Naval Constructor T. d. Wilson, who
was compelled to relinquish the office Of
chief of the bureau Of construction over
a year ago en- account of ill-health, is 50
much improved in health that he will prob
ably resume active duty next October. 1t
is said that he will be attached to the navy
yard, Portsmouth, N. H.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-08-21
Mr.. Levy's Dfsting uished Guests.

Vice President Adlai E. Stevenson, Sem
ator David 8. Hill and Chief Clerk John s..
McEwan Of the Senate left over the South
ern railway at IL :O1 this morning for Char
lottesvile, where they will be the guests
of Mr.. jefferson NJ. Levy of Monticello, re-
turning to the city tomorrow morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-08-21

Col z. p. Jennett died at Montpelier, VT.
Sunday. He was born in Lebanon, n.
H., ninety-three years ago. He was very
wealthy. He was one of the promoters of
the Central Vermont railroad.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-08-21
ON TIME ALLOWANCE.
The Britannia Defeated the Satanftu
I'm n Effty-Milc Race.

PORTSMOUTH, August 21.-In a fifty
mile race today under the auspices Of the
Royal Albert Yacht Club the Satanita ana
the Britannia competed. The former cross
ed the finish line first, but the Prince of
Wales cutter won on time allowance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-08-21

$& proof Of fee paeoins e
IN @e eating. epesferoap's
Sfar contained Is columns
Of oeoerfisemenfs, nsaoe up
Of 6oS separate announce
mnemfs. t8ese aocerfisers
BousM pa861fp-nof mserefp
space.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-08-21

The ordnance bureau Of the navy has ~
ceived an award for its fine exhibit at thS
worlds Columbian exposition
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-09-20
Good Morals

1t is impossible for impure, sensational lit
erature to be constantly spread before the
breeding a condition OF filthy immortality.
The press is a power for good or evil. The
Cincinnati Gazette champions the cause Of
virtuous rectitude and social morality. This
excellent family paper IS pure in thought and
tone. Each issue speaks for itself. 1t ispub-
lishcd twice week, and its subscription
price is only one dollar year. Write TO the
Gazette Company, Cincinnati, o. for free
sample copy. You and your neighbors will
like it. You can do good and make money
by influencing many Of them to subscribe.
Try it, and get up club.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-09-20
THE A. P. BRANTLEY co.
T. L. HUNT.
GROCERIES AND CROCKER7.

This is the season for iced tea.
You must have good Tea if you wish
to enjoy it. My No. 4 brand of
Teas, blend originated by Mr..
Root, who for years controlled the
Tea trade of Marietta as he knew
good Tea and what the people
wanted. Ny No. 2 Tea is splendid.
l can also give you cheap Teas.
Leggett's Dat Flakes in sealed
two pound packages is most de-
licious preparation of Oats.
Pettijohn Breakfast Food is made
of selected white California wheat.
Hughes Monogram Vinegar is
pure apple vinegar, fine for picking
or table use.
In the absence of fruits the Cali
fornia Canned Fruits are sn elegant
and easily prepared dessert.
In order to make room for a fall
order | will sell you anything in
Staple Crockery at bottom figures.
All purchases delivered promptly
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-09-20
P. r. CORTELYOU. M. d.,
A NEW BARBER SHOP.
Mariettas First White Barber Shop,

North Side Public Square.
This shop was opened August LIST with
two competent white BARRIERS. We have
come to stay and as Marietta enterprise
we most earnestly solicit your patronage.
G. V. BOSTWICK, Proprietor.
, 1894-05-30
Rdubereten auf ser m~eftfette.

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gettern trlb, bon elmer lbtperen &ranfbett
g~enelen, aus benz @ountD>6o5pitale entz
la1ten tpOr0en. Wfit einem 8inDel &letz
bern unter Dem Nrme, bega6 er ficb nacb
1895 8lue SSlono Q(pe., tuolelbit ct IN
Scott uno 2OgtS 9eben tpoIte. On Ser
Qibtano Ape., lta6e Dem itGOttlben 0aiiers
tperf, tpurDe er BON 5 Strolcben augeba[z
ten unb I'M @elb fitr 8ier uno S6naps
an9eganSen. Wc9tanuD ertldrte Dem
Qutntett, 0aB er ielbit Elm armer S6lufer
ipdre unO tein 0eGO fir Sptritupien iibrig
bGtte.
9o6 Bic 5 tpoQten 6teie gntI6u[6igung
nicbt gelten lalien un6 elmer Oerielben,
SbarleS NGers, elm alter Climber, rib Wtcz
gtdnnD ictn 8inDeI, ba8 ietne SonntagSz
fleiber ent6ielt, aus benz 4rme unb lief,
8etolgt bon ben anOeren &umpa1en, baDon.
Der 8croubte REF I'm 0llfe un6 benz 9era
betetlenoen poli5iiten Sobn O'2earp gez
lang eS, 2lderS uno eilen 3peiten, Der
ietnen 9t0men nit 6enrD SuQioan an9ab,
otn9reit gu ma6en. 8eibc itan6en beutc
oor Ribtcr 0oolep, Der ben @irilc6en,
Suutoan, i~traffrei entlieB, unb BEN anbern;
ben 9euti6en QlderS unter $500 8Irgz
i6aft Dem @rtminaI9ertc5t iibermies.
Oils AM Sonntag Qlbenb gegen 81 l1br
Der @6e Ser Sefferion@ un6 9olftraBe
~tpobnenoe Barber 8alentin 0runett ettpaS
angebettert ben Bolf1traBen ,8ia6uct entz
lang betm 9tng, puroe ct nabe ser Canal
itroBe bon 3tpei StrolBen angebalten un0
I'M 81 beraubt. Der 8eraubte rief Inn
Suite un0 Die @ebeimen Nebm unb 0itc
tenberg eilteu BON Der GanaLitraBe 6erbei
urb erWiibten BEN einen berielben. 9ieier
ieBte it6 5ur @ebr unb ldblu9 Jtebm tpie6erz
bolt ms @efi6t. @nbGi9 brac6te man i'm
na6 Dem Nlarmfaiten ullD bon bort mach
Der 90 artpeQitraBen@ g oltsetitation.
0ort CAB er leinen gtamen nit SS06n
MfurpbD an un6 noQte aus 9tncoln, SQs.,
5ugeretit iet11. WurpbD bate iicb beute Dor
Etcbter @ber6ar6t ipegen RdubanfauS,
8loeritanOS 8e8en einen Boli5iiten unb
unoroentLtc6en 8etragenS Su peranttpprten .
2tuf 9lntru9 beS @e6tlfS>8 o%li5eiantpalts
wuroc bic Qnflaoe auf GaubonfoQ nteberz
geiblagen, fir unOr6entlicbe5 8ctragen
ba9egen tpuroe ibn $25 un0 fit 6te 8toerz
i~tonbsontlGge 500 Strafe auferle9t.
, 1894-05-30
Sptbbuben in iiberfduten Cars.


George SO. 8art, SEQ. 859 80. Monroe
StraBe, purbe in elmer &abelcar Der SO.
Wtabiion StraBa UNI cine 9iamantna6el
i'm 8ertbe bon 500 beitobGen. Oie Gar
mar CUR s3ett iiberfiQt. 9arf erinnert 1tcb,
baB 3pei iunge 9eute ibn 3ur Seite brGngz
ten. I'M fir cine tun9e, auffa4enO biibi6e
Dame Blab SIT macben. Die beiben iunz
gen 9eute utb bic Dame ftie9en bal0 aus
unb bann erit mcrtte Barf, 6aB feline
0iomantennahet febGte. Die 9oli3et lit
%einigen 'Spibbuben auf Der Spur, pelcbe
~beionberS in iiberfiQten GarS tbr 6anoz
tperf iiben. Sic baben in ibrer @eieuicboft
itetS cine iunge Game, pelcbe bnrcb i5re
S6Onbett bic Q(uf merfiamfeit Der Sabrz
9dite erregt unb bieie @elegenbeit tptr6
6ann bon ben Saibenoieben benuBt.
, 1894-05-30
Gtne Saoenotebtn fdItoeiteIlt.

Die @e6eimpoIi3iiten @Ol6en 1nb &oIe
bon Ser WarpeQ Ctr. Station ber6afteten
geltern III ibrer 8obnung, 1853 9ecooen
Ctr, bie beriicbtt9te 9abenbiebin 0outla
8etnber8er. 9eren 9an3e Samilie geb0rt
bieiem @etperbe an unb befinbet iicb berettS
in ben Malben bes @sieBes. 3met tbrer
friiDeren Observation-Disclosures itben CUR s3eit
in Solicit lGn8ere 3ucbtbausitrafen ab.
QOuiia lit cine Der auSsefeimteiten Oiebinz
men in Der Staot unb Der S9reden Der
@ei6ditsleute in alien Sbetlen Der Sto6t.
$50 INNER ie tbr Gri9etnen ma4t, btnterz
laBt ite Spuren ibrer 2Inipeien6eit 3. ). eS
tperOen nab ibrer @ntfernung 0iebitGble
eutbeft. Nm SamIta9 itabl iie aus benz
@ei9dft OeS q. Smmitus BON 116 SObnion
Str. elm babies 9ubenO SberbemOen.
9O6 tbr MtanOper tpar bemertt porben,
unO fOl8te i9r, oils fte Sen 2aOen OerGteB,
Elm Nngeiteater Oes SmmtfuS. Qluf beiien
8eranlaiiung erfol9te ibre 8erbaftun8.
&icbter @berbarOt iteute ite bis gum 1. Stunt
unter $500 8irgicbaft.
, 1894-05-30
mouten betrooen fem.

Srau Ora De 8itt bon 304O Tiftb Noe.
Srau 6attte &aufmann BON 80 6IOurnopz
Str. unb Trau s. @albeimer bon 1924
6tftD Qtpe. beihuloigten beute Dor &ic6te1
Softer ben Q(eenten Sacob so. Wtiuer bes
8etru9es. Sic bebaupteten, 6aB ct ftcb
ibnen ais Mtana9er ber Hulitan Sea Gomz
panp BON 70 Glartitr. borgeiteut ut6 unz
ter benz 8eripreben, ber9r0Berte un6 eles
CANT ein8erabmte photographer ais Sc
icbent 8u aeben, ibnen bas Bfunb Sbec fir
so Gts. D%ertauft bate. QIs ite gegen oas
erbaltene Stdet ben Sbee unb ba9 8io perz
l%angten, tpuroe tbnen i'm @ei9GftSlofal
$3.50 extra fir ben &abmen abuerlangt.
Oils ite Dies ni6t 5abten ~uoIten, CAB man
ibnen Elm 9funO GDse, bus nu s l1n3en
ipoa.
Wftaer be6auptete Dor &tdbter Softer,
6ab ct Ben Gbee fir so Gts. Oa8 Bfunb
perfauft, feinerlet @eicbente in 9lllSitcbt
itelte unb Die Sirma nabpeisli6 ricbti9es
@ewibt ga6e. 9araufbin erfoI8te ietne
Sretiprecbun9.
, 1894-05-30
BIdttern mo 2IrbeitereLenh.

Sn DEM b0bmiIben Biertel auf Der SI0>
tueitiette, in tpelcbem gegenpGrtig Bic 8lat>
tern am i6ltnmiten tpiitben, iparert bis
bor 8ur5em gegen 500 S6pibbuOen 8ertz
itGtten in 8etrieb. SeBt lit bteie 3abI auf
ettpa 200 berabgeiunten, un6 ettpa 1000
Nr6etter un6 2ltbeitertnnen baben DaburCb
tire Nrbeit oerloren. Die SblieBung 6er
ettpa 300 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES lit Die
6trefte 6Olge bes %ltmitanoeS, 6aB Bic Gt=
Observation-Disclosures nicbt mebr bas
9tiiifo ii6ernebmen nollen, ben S6piBz
bu6enbe{tber Stoft gum 2lnferti9en bon
Sletoern an5uDertrduen, 0a eS SIT DIT O0r>
fommt, baB in Ben 0duiern, in benen iicb
Die Wcrtltdtten beftn6en, 8latternfGlle Dorz
fontnten unO Die @elunbbeitSbeamten nit
Der Nusrducberut9 Der @o6nungen bann
10 gritnoli4 porgeben, baB Die &Ieiberitoffe
unO f~ertt9en 6lei0er i6tper Oarunter letben.
Die nletiten sOer icbt gei6loiienen 8ertz
itGtten befin0en iicb in Der Nuport un6
Der San 6orn Ctr, ionic eini9en an6eren
StraBen in ber Nd6e bieier. Sn 6oLge
beiien lit 6aS 2(rbeiter> Glen6 in 6teier Sc
9eno au8er9etD06nItcb groB.
Die SupfGr5te in Dem S6piBbu6enz
be5irf auf Der SI6tpeitieite ftoBen INNER
nob BET Ben bort tpDbnenben unptiienoen
8Obmen, Sfan0inaDier, ruiiti6en Suoen
unO anberen balbciuiliftrten 9euten BEL Der
2lnSIbun9 ibreS QtmteS auf groBe S6tpiez
rigfetten. Die 2eute pollen iicb bort inn
INNER nod ntbt babon iiber3eu9en laiien,
6aB Die Smpfung baS etn3i9e Sbubmittel
9e8en bic @efa6r per 8latternaniteduug lit.
, 1894-05-30
Gin GPedfdIfder in Sen 2nofden
oes Oefebes.

6. $. 3aberle, Elm bie0erer 1trgermanc,
itanO beute Dor &iAter Softer inter ser Nns
fIage Der Sdli3unG. 3aberle fanb pbmobl
erit fur8e 3eit I'M 2anbe cine Steuuns ais
8ub6alter Der columbia @n9raOtng Co.,
87-4. 2tue. 0ieie Steuung CAB er por
etpa etnem Wtonat auf unO felt bieier 3eit
Iebte ct, ObpObG auBer 8ei4afttgung, in
Saus unb 8rouS. Die Mlttel Giersu pere
i6affte er itb bur9 6aIi9un8en bon
@beGs Der uGOlumbta Gn9rauing Go.", Die
er nit Der tduibenO nad9emacbten Inter
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