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The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1894-12-20

The continued Withdrawals of
gold from the sub-treasury show
the pressing need of u currency
commission to frame some bettor
policy than that which pays bank
ers an interest premium ON gold at
onewindow Of the treasury in order
that they may have a better oppor-
tunity to draw it out at another.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1894-12-20

> - - Wv tNRN AhNh
in the state, the intelligent citizens
of each county, who take pride in
its progress and development, in
building up its waste places, in
creasing its earning capacity, add
ing to its wealth, and thereby
tightening taxation.
The power of such men in work.
ing good to the commonwealth can
not DO overestimated. Their inter-
terest and cooperation will be
guarantee to settlers and investors
that they favor the highest degree
of development, that our laws for
the protection of life and property
will be fully and impartially exc
cuted, that education will be fos-
tered and that hospitable and
helping hand will be extended to
all worthy newcomers. If we can
be animated by this spirit, then
indeed we can hope to see Ken
lucky take the position among the
states Of the Union for which the
bounty of nature in soil, climate
and natural resources has fitted
her. The praise of her products of
Oscillation, fast horses and femi-
nine beauty has been worn thread
bare. She needs 10 vindicate her
name against the charge of laxity
of law, often exaggerated by the
malice of those interested in divert
ing capital and population else
whore. This must be done by en-
forcing it rigidly. She needs to
dispel the idea which has gained
currency that she docs not wish
any addition to her population,
native or foreign. This can be Of
focted by entering zealously into
the work proposed by this bureau.
Let those who have surplus lands
study how thoy can best dispose Of
them. Put the prices low enough
and tho terms liberal enough to
attract good buyers, and thus en-
nance the value of the remainder.
If thoro arc thriftless owners who
let their land 60 to waste and bring
discrcdit upon the neighborhood,
let the enterprising neighbors unite
to secure its sale to n more thrifty
purchaser. We propose to use our
best effort to make the bureau of
information and immigration q
success on the lines indicated. 1t.
is worth a trial, and to that end
we ask the aid Of every citizen of
the state, and the particular citizen
we are addressing now is not your
neighbor, but you who are reading
this.
The Office of the bureau is room
81 board OF trade Building, Louis
Vile, KY.
j. SToDDARD JOHNSTON,
c. p. ATMoRE,
CHARLES II. SroLL,
j. NJ. Brooks,
NJ. II. CRUMP.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1894-12-20
KENFUCKIANS ENDORSE
lEE.1lectropoi.sSe

81 make the prediction that it will take
its place as the worlds greatest discovery
MS it is capable of doing more good for hu.
manity than any other,"-James G. Clarke,
Esq, Morehead, Ky.
"NIy wife says she. has received great ben.
cit from the use ofthe Electropoise bought
of You some weeks since, aud feels sure II
will cure her of a long standing ease of
rheumatism. Money could not buy il from
hcr,'-C w Wright, Louisville, Ky.
",hll the money In Kentucky could not
buy my Electropoiso. IL cured my wife of
tUmor after the best physicians had pro-
nounced her iucurahle. '-Michael Condran.
Franklnton, Ky.
Mr. J. NJ. Myers, OF Myers & Bonn, o86
West Main street. Louisville, says he has no
reason TO change the opinion expressed
about Electropoise three years ago. 1t
cured him of rheumatism.
"one nights use of the Electropoise gave
me relief from brain congestion and vertigo.
! have been well man ever since "-Rev.
George IL. Means, Coyingtop, Ky.
9s-Electropoise put out on trial for four
months for $40. Send for particulars.
DU BOTS & WEBB,
at 800 Fourth Avenue, Louisville, Ky.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1894-12-20

The Lexington manufacturers
exposition was opened Monday.
Lexipgton was crowded comfortas
bly, with visitors, and all were loud
IN their praises Of the EXPOSITION.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1894-12-20
KENTUCKY BUREAU
o. Information and immigration. Address
10 the People Of Kentucky.

10th OF october, 1874, In which all
portions of the state were repre-
scented by delegates of the highest
intelligence, provision was made
for tho organization of bureau of
information and immigration, and
the undersigned were appointed to
issue an address setting forth the
action of tho convention and invit-
ing tho cooperation of the good
people of the commonwealth. The
general assembly of Kentucky has
seen fit to abolish the geological
survey, which for many years was
the means of conveying to the peo-
Pile, at home and abroad, official
information in regard to car min
eral wealth and othor natural re-
sources. Through this influence
is due much of tho influx of capital
and population, the increase of
railroad mileage and the growth of
manufactures which have marked
the past decade. The state has
felt the loss of this valuable sur
voy, and Che late convention has
sought to establish in its stead
bureau, to be sustained by volun-
tary contribution, which will, to
some extent, supply its place. Re-
cognizing the fact that no move
ment of Til; kind can succeed
without the full sympathy and CO.
operation Of the people Of Ken
lucky, we take this means of
acquainting you briefly with our
purposes and aims.
Our state has largo amount OF
territory which is yet thinly set
tied, while within the limits Of
even the most thickly populated
counties there is much land unim-
proved which could be made pro-
ductivc if occupied by thrifty inn
migrants from other states or from
foreign countries. Drouth. forest
fires and tho rigors of winter are
causing much inquiry for homes
in q more favored climate by n
large body of people who would
make valuable additions to our
population, and information is
sought also as to our mineral and
timber resources. We have these
in great abundance, and capital is
needed for their development. In
every part of the state there is
agricultural or mineral land for
sale at low prices, but there are
few buyers. Beyond tho limits of |
the state there are many thousands !
who want TO buy such lands for
settlement as farmers, for the de-
velopment of the minerals or the
manufacture of tho timber. The |
prime object Of the bureau we are
organizing is to open n commune
cation with our people who want
to sell their lands and those out
side the state who want to buy.
In order to do this we propose a
simple organization, the details Of
which will DO fully set forth in the
of association, rules and |
of the bureau of infor-
and immigration. The
salient feature of this system is to
interest the people themselves in
the work of furnishing information
the land they have for
sale, the character of the soil, the
minerals, the timber, the prices at
which it can be bought and the
character of immigration they de-
sire, This work will be done by
county committees, organized by
and reporting through the chair
man of each congressional district,
who will be one of the executive
of the bureau. If the h
erterprising men Of each county
md neighborhood, especially young
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1894-12-20

You can relieve that headache you
have by buying box of Megrimine at
The HERALD office. 1t will only cost
90 cents and is sold on positive guar.
antee.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1894-12-20

j. STODDARD JOHNSTON.
c, p. ATMoRE,
CHARLES II. SroLL,
j. NJ. Brooks,
NJ. II. CRUMP.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1894-09-07

Colorado papnlists conduct their par
try affairs on populist principles
and do not act as a cats paw for
the democratic party. At the popu-
list convention at Pueblo. Tom Pat,
terson the democratic-populIst, was
refused the privilege of max
ing a demo-pop speech and be bolt
ed the convention, and Waite was
re-nominated for governor. The kick
ing out of the convention of demo-pop-
Patterson the pupulists of Colorado
established a precedent that the
real and earnest populists of New
Mexico would do well to initiate. They
should kick out all democratic leaders
who enter their party under the
disguise of populistism in order t.
seek Office and gather in the spoils
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1894-09-07

Primaries should be held on Sept. sth, 1894
upon the call of the precinct chairman to
elect delegates in accol dance with the above
apportionment.
Delegates unable to attend will give their
proxies to residents of their precincts as 10
Others will be recognized.
All citizens recognizing the inability of the
democratic party to administer the affairs of
the nation so as TO give relief to the strained
financial condition of the country, and by
the repeal of the "purchrsing clause of the
Sherman act" have stabbed to death our
silver interest, and by the reduction of the
duties on wool have destroyed the wool in
Eerests of our territory, are cordially invited
to attend the meetings and conventions of
our party and act with us in changing the
present conditions of our country.
& GEO. W. GREGG,
Char. Sierra Co. Rep.
Central Com.
R. C. TRIGGER,
Secretary.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1894-09-07

Delegate Joseph, with the Santa
Fe New Mexican his mouth-piece.
tells the dear people how the demo
cratic congress muzzied the gigantic
sugar trust. Now while he has the
mouth of that demagogue organ in
working order will Mr.. Joseph ex-
plain how and why he and his de-
mocratic associates muzzled the sheep
and wool industry of New Mexico.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1894-09-07
Highest of all in Leavening Power-Latest U. S. Govt Report
R@AI BshRg
ABSOLUTELY PURE

Teacher-What would you say to
Charlie if he should give you the only
apple he had when be wanted it very
badly himself.
Tommy-(with emphaslsl-Td say he
was IA chumpl-ChicagO Record.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1894-09-07
ANNOUNCEMENT
ASSESSOR.
r. G. TRIGGER,
Secretary.

l hereby our my self as a Free and
Unlimited Coinage If Silver at the Ratio of
10 to l" Republican candidate for the office
of Assessor for the County of Sierra, subject
TO the action of the County Republican nomi-
mating convention.
@. H. LAIDLAW.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1894-09-07
Nouce OF Forfeiture.
Chloride. sierra County, May 4. 1884


To j. p. Crumrine, his heirs or assigns;
" OF are hereby notified that we the
Undersigned have expended One
Hundred Dollars in labor and improve
me, Is for tn year 1898 upon both the De
Soto and Del Suce mining claims situated
anil being in the Apache Mining District
county of Sierra and Territory of New Mex
leo, IN ordtr to hold said premises under TIL
provisions of section 1874 Revised statutes
OF the United 5 ates, beng the amount re-
CURED To hold the same for the year 1895
And il within ninety days from the serNic
OF this notice (or within ninety days after
this notice by pub ication), you fail or re
fuse to cOntri-ute your proportion OF such
expenditure as II co-Ownrr, tog til rwlth thu
cost OF this advertisement, your interest /
SAID claims will uecome ne property ol
the undersigned under said sectio 234.
CHARLES RUSSELL.
w. j. SPRADLlNG.
May4-6 81.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1894-09-07

uttered them for publication, ara
only q dsmag8gus organ would have
published them for an in t%elligent
public to read and TO be then
thrown aside in disgust.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1894-09-07
Call for Republican Con-
vention.

A convention of the Republican party of
Sierra County is hereby called to meet at
Hillsboro OH
WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER -, 1894,
at Q p. NJ, to name four delegates from Sierra
County to the Republican convention to be
held at Socorro on the
goth Day of September. 1894,
to nominate a candidate for delegate to re-
present the Territory in the Fifty Fourth
Con gress of the United States.
The several precincts of the county are en-
titled to representation as follows:
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1894-09-07
SHERIFF.

l hereby announce myself as a Republican
candidate for the office of Sheriff of the
County of Sierra. subject to the action of the
County Republican nominating convention
JAMES DALGLISH.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1894-09-07

1t the populists do not wish to he
looked upon as cats paws for the
decratlc party they should get off
the democratic platform.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1894-09-07
The Gentleman From Taos
Talks Through his Hat.

Delegate Joseph has returned tn
New Mexico. He lost no time in
being interviewed by a representa-
tive of the territorial demagogue or
gan, the Santa Fe New Mexican,
whom he filled to Oyeriowing with
ifs and's and why's. In the course
of his interview the gentleman from
Taos did not forget to say that the
democratic party was a friend to
New Mexico and to silver, but he
forgot to explain to the unsophisti-
Gated New Mexican why the demo-
cratic party had destroyed the sheep
industry of New Mexico by placing
wool on the free list and that free
wool was a pet scheme of his own,
in fact the father of the free wool
movement; forgot to say that the
democratic party had destroy ed the
silver mining industry of New Mex
leo by the defeat of a free coinage
bill which was passed by a republi-
can senate during the latter part OF
Harrison's administration, .(thls free
colnrge bill was passed in the SEN
ate which had u republican majority,
this same free coinage bill was then
sent to the house OF representatives
which had a large democratic ma
jority aud the bill was promptly de-
feated), and, forgot to explain why
the democrats further destroyed the
silver mining industry by repeating
The silver purchasing cause Of the
sherman law by a special session
of a democratic congress assembled
especially for that purpose, instead
Of restoring silver to lis proper place
as the democratic party agreed to
do provided it was elected to full
power, and why tue democratic con
gress failed to exercise that power
which it gained. In regard to state,
hood, MI. joseph, like a timid school
boy, as in the matter of the free
coinage bill, says the delayed passage
of the statehood bill is due to that
terrible republican minority, and yet
he contradicts his minority state
ment by saying:
"The democratic party is the friend
Of the New Mexican people, but 1t is
unreasonable from the STANDPOINT OF
practical politics to expect the demo
Gratis to admit the territory unless sht
shows this fall that If admitted sht
will be true to democracy.* + 4
| do not hesitate to say that if New
Mexico sends a democratic delegate
this fall and elects a legislature demo
cratic on JOINT ballot, her statehood
bill will be a law by New Year. Other
wise | am afraid statehood is "a matte
in the distant future"
From Mr.. JDseph's own statemen
it is a patent fact that had the de
mocratic congress felt certain tina
New Mexico would go safely demo
cratic this fall 1t would have los
no time in crushing to the grount
that ever '~demoralizing republican
minority" as it did do on all occasion
whenever a bill came up that wa
favorable to Cleveland and his ad
ministration, and would have passet
the statehood bill, and for Mr.. Jos
eph or any other administration de
mocrat to make such a plea in OIL
der to cover up the incompetenc,
and treachery of the democratic par
ty is simply polluted transgressior
Mr.. Joseph's statements and excuse
are made up democratic raw ma
terial, and only a dullard would hav
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1894-09-07

With Joseph and Catron in the
field contesting for congressional
bonors the former would swipe the
populist vote because of that party's
free trade and free wool policy.
, 1894-10-13
Cine praftifde Ginri6tun9.

Comptroller alderman bat einen iebr
guten 0lan erionnen unb audi bereits ausz
gcfiibrt, I'm Su ieOer 3eit obne S9tpierigz
felt ermitteln gu fOnnen, tpeI6e Coupons
bon itG6tiiben Bombs aler Qrt bereits einz
gelOit itnO, be5p. nod etn3uloien itn6. Sir
ie0e 9lrt bon Bombs bat CT Elm groBeS 8u6
atgelegt, in nelcbem bic leeren Setten in
SGdber ab9etbeilt itnb, BON osnen ie6es gum
@infleben zines Der eingel0iten Coupons
beftimmt lit. Die Sd6er fir Die Coupons
linO numerirt, unb bic SG6er, in tpel6e
bic entiprecbenben nunerirten Coupons
btneinfommen, bleiben 10 LANCE leer, bis
bic betreffenSen Coupons etngeI0it limb.
@t1es Oieier @ouponbii9er entbGlt 3. 8.
Bic ein9eloiten Coupons Der @eltausz
fteQungSbOnOs, bon benen, nte Elm Slid
auf Die Seiten beS ltarfen SoLionten seigt,
MUIR nod cine gang tleiTe @n3abL ausitebt.
Sin anberer 8anb entbGlt bic Coupons Der
8aiierbOnos, Elm nO6 anberer bic Der perz
I9teoenen SmprOnement : 8onbs, unb 10
fort.
Sin einfades Na9i4lagen in ben @ous
ponbI6ern 9enit9t, UNI 81 erfabren, oh Elm
g~etptiier Coupon bereits etngel0it lit, obe1
ni6t.
8isber mur6en 6ie Coupons in 8opp;
iDacbteln aufbemaGrt, ipoS natiirli9 pie
Nrbett CAB, penn es iid borum ban6elte
cine @rmittelun9 iber irgenb etnen Goupor
an5uitel4en.
, 1894-10-13
SIuttoe Rdbe.

SSo6n Chisholm, elm 8orter bes @reat
Nurtbern 6otels, wurbe beute MOr9en am
6oteleingang an % arbornitraBe bon einem
u~ubefannten Sarbi9en ausebalten, Der
tbm nit ei1em Wfeiier iteben Sttbe Derz
febte, Die gliidliberpetie ale un8efdbrIidb
itnb. CHISHOLM bate Ben ltn6etannten,
ber in Der gt66e beS @ingangS berum7
Iu1eerte, aufaefor6ert, ieinerQ8ege 81 9eben.
bic 3urccbtweiiung ideint ben Corn 6es
llnbefenntcn in elmer 8eile berDOr9erufen
AT baben, baB ct CHISHOLM bon binten nit
benz Meiier angrifi, i'm 81 8O6en mari
unb peiter nit Dem Ofefier Derarbeitete.
9as M2eier mar 10 furS, baB es feline tiefen
Bunben Derurlacbcn fpnnte.
, 1894-10-13
Gin perrIdter f? Gtnbreber.

Ser 28iGbrige 8utiber George Gliffor6,
Der beretts in iGmmtltben Stats Srren>
bGuiern BON SQtnots, AUDI in Cunning,
ldngere Sermine augebra6t, mur6e belte
Dem Gichter @berbarbt unter Der Nnflage
oes @inbruebs porgeflbrt. Gr mar, tpie
Der 8ripatnG6ter So6n @egnor o~usiaste,
Samita9 yfabts burcb Gr6recben Ser SrOntz
thiir in bas @rb9ei6oB bes gilbert 3ai9fe'>
ibeu 6auies, 982 @. Meitern Qoe., elm
9eDrun9en, un6 mar chen 6aran, ii9 nit
ben bort aufgebdngten 8interflcibern Der
3ai6fe'ioben Samilie ats3uitaffire1, ais
er burcb @e9nor's @ribeinen baran gez
btnbert murbe uno 6eriengeID gab, @egnor
fab ibn 6aS @r0geiboB D~erlaiien uu6 baz
%bonlaufen, unb rief ibm gu, iteben 3u
bIeiben. 0o6 Glifforb febrte itcb an
feline Suite unb lief 10 ibneu er permocbte,
Die Weitern 2loe. entlang. @egnor, Der
TIN fannie, ionbte ibm 4 &ugeIn aus
feinem GepOloer na6, i9oB aber, tpte er
iagte, nm i'm nicbt 3u erlcbieBen, in sic
Suit, 0O6 Gltfforo elttfam.
Der WG6ter beri9tete ben SAL ben
3ai3fe's unb 0teie nieoerum meloeten
Den 8orfou auf Der 2atpnbale g oliaetz
Station an. Clifford belt licb nab benz
Ginbruh BON !0auie ieines 8aterS (bei
benz ct pobnte) fern unb tonnte erit geItern
nerbaftet tperben.
Setn 8ertbeibiger un6 8ater fteQten
8abnitnntbcorte auf unb lucbten benz
&i6ter weiB5umaden, baB George, Der
Elm NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Srunfenbol6 iein ioQ,
ben@inbru6i 3ai6feS Saus in perriiftc,n
3uitanoe begangen bdtte. Stun fol- aber
in Der lebten 3eit ipieberbolt in baS ges
nannte 0auS eingebrO6en un6 3iemlicb
bel 9eitOblen tporben iein unb Die Nntpez
ienbeit @lifforbs Samitas gtadbt lGBt bar
auf i9lteBen, baB CT ou@ frIber bort aez
weieu urb baber 9enau muBte, mas er
pOate. Ser 9ti6ier ipir6 am Montoa
iibcr Ben SAL entibetoen un6 iteQte gItfs
fOrb bis babin untsr $500 8irglbaft.
, 1894-10-13
Die Rrankbeit oes G'areu.
Dds mar in petersburg barber
oenft.
Krebsartiee Kranfheiten in Ger 6amiIie
Romanom.
9 pu6pu. IL. 0f

y" ~ IL" ~%
Der vOail0 STEMS miro bon 8erlin be-
ri6tet, boB in ct. 8etersburg INNER nob
@eriichte I'M l1mlauf iinb, monaco Der G3ar
nit einem frebSarttgen NierenIeiOen bebat7
tet lit. SIS tpirb baraIf bingepieier, baB
ser &rebs felt Der 3ett Ser &aiiertn
9leranbra, Der Satin bes &oiiers gtifoz
lau8, in bet 6antilte &omanotp erbltb lit.
Die &Onigin 9ouiie, bic Otutter bes
&ailers 8iGbeLm, itarb am &rebs, ebeniO
ibre SObter, Die &aiierin Nleranbra beren
Go6ter Maria gtifolaiona, Satin bes
6er3ogs bon 2eubtenberg, un6 Oer iiingite
Sobn beS GroBfiriten gtttoIai gtifolaiz
tpit6, itar6en beibe am &rebs, pdbrenb
aub angenommen ptrD, baB Die iiin8ite
Go6ter ser &0nigin olga BON 8iIrttem@
berg bcrielben &ranfbcit erlag. Qler3te in
ct. 8etersburg 9Lauben, baB 9Ieib nacb
Der Nnfunft bes G3aren in Corfu cine 8ez
ratbung bon d1geiebenen europGiiben
Spe3ialtiten a~bsebalten tper6en tpirb.
, 1894-10-13
AFhErhItok
SmO Smr3gefGetes s.

az IS tpir6 beute N6en6 faIt, 6o6 beut
tu9 Der 9immeG auf; bis morgen M6enb
niaS 5 narm, inbem Der itorte gtor6peitz
"''o oann abnimmt.
,,nI19er Wei3enmarft par feft ober ittQ
uNo Die Breiie btelten fib I'M DECEMBER
tetH1tn 3tpti6en 50 uno 534 un6 i'm Wfais
tecH1l1 3tptfben SO unb 584. O2ats nurbe,
L9t unoerGnOert, I'M Mattermtn nit 494
Sg94495 %9ebanbelt; 6afer 9ing fir Otai polt
pos 0ut 30 berunter. S6Detnefletl6
tpHr0e per Sanuar nit 1929, S3maLs
M't 1879, &tpp6en nit 6.45 notirt.
Wttt ben Srie6ensantrdsen Gbinos
pat eS bo6 ietne Hibtigteit; 6ieieG6en
mur0en bon bent Yrtn3en Sung un6 benz
Stcetontg 3iz6ungzSi6ang sentacbt, unb
ger @elGnbte Gn9lanbs, ber iib na9 Beftns
pe9eben bate, tpartet bort auf bic 2tntport
Der Iapanii3en 0fegierung.
- Sci elmer S9LG9eret 3tpii9en betrunz
dsnen ilobafti9en @rubenarbettern in
ptaltbb BET 0iltesbarre in 8enniDlpanten
EeBte eS 3tpei Gobte, 5tDei tDbtlt6 urb stpet
l@mer 8ernunbete ab. Cine Sauferet
pate e95W gefibrt.
Cine Stpette &teien606Ie, Die Ser
Sentudp'i6en IN Aus6ebnung unb 9ra9t
n1bt nacbitebt, lit in SubzGaIifornien sntz
oe6t moroen.
- Sn Ser S8eI6e murbe elm fran56liz
19es S3iff in ben @runb 9ebobrt uno 6
Dtann bon Der 8eiaBung iinb babel erz
t%rnnfen.
@ene8ueIa'i9es Militar lift in 8ris
b=@upana e~in9e6rungen; bie Gegierung
pom Sene3uela Iebnt bic Gerantportung
bafir ob.
SObn 8. SuGtOan tptQ ftd6 bon Ser
gubne 3urid5ieben un6 einen 2uftfurOrt
tnr &lopffe6ter auf Der 9aoiS'i6en Sarm
BET South SberbOrn in Maiia6uiiettS err
rtbten.
= Gene8ueIa fte9t AM 9Oraben6 elmer
NebOLution.
0as Nierenlei6en 6es Gsaren lit
tr%ebSartig.
, 1894-10-13
miatt9e Gntfdetoun9 oes ODER
9eridts fir Ole Staot Chicago.

superintendent Gubens unb Oberz
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