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The evening world., 1894-07-26
. VIZ -NIEVE
The Babies Friends,

lnclosei please find check for $40. collected
BY US for the Sick Babies Fund Hoping II will
help some poor sick babies. We remain tho
babies friends
Hattie Goodman, aged s, Leopold FrIcdmann l.
Martha Freshman, o. Pauline Tanser, s,
Dora Ehrhardt g.
The evening world., 1894-07-26
4 Bedford N. d. Baby.

To the Editor;
lnclos.d please md rs cents for tn. Sick Babies
Fund from
BABY JAMES z. HuBBE, two months old,
The evening world., 1894-07-26

.he benefit Of your noble charity, the Sick Babies
Fund. which Melted us as total So %. Accord
ingly herewith you will please ind inclosed that
amount, which we trust will help towards making
some little baby better We are to have an
other performance July ~. when we hope TO be
able 10 send you more. Wishing your paper all
possible success
FRED LoENTHAL, aged eleven.
DAVID OPPESHEiM. aged eieysn.
RUBY LESSER, aged twelve.
Hammels Station Rockaway Beach. l.. l.
The evening world., 1894-07-26
Lots of Comfort In This.

To The Editor.
Enclosed you will hnd Sc 90 as the result OBJ
tanned from keeping a little stand in front OF our
residence Althoush the sum Is small. We hope
II will help to comfort some OF the poor sick
babies, Hoping do more In the future
Grace Frauksl Mamie Provost
Mamie Branlssn. barbara Herring
1870 First avenue
The evening world., 1894-07-26
Taught Her to Love, Then Flew

To the Editor:
I am a Young girl OF twenty-o zone. an consid-
cred good looking and never kept steady com
pany until . year ago. when I made the &C
quaintsnce OF a young man whom I did not
like at nrs. but he taught me to love him, and
loved him better than I could any one. When
he saw I did he stayed away, and I have neither
seen nor heard from him since. Now 1t IL past
six months. What would your kind readers sd-
wise TO do? MARIE. Brooklyn.
The evening world., 1894-07-26
Grobe's Hotel, ROcknway.

To the Editor:
The children OF Grobcs Hotel, Rockawsy Beach.
L. l.. sena $40 In aid OF the Sick Babies Fund.
Hoping that II may be the means OF doing good
to this little sufferers.
Stella Schooner. Alfred Maurer.
Bella Aronson, Hugo Witensten
Stella Friedland. Blanche Wiener,
Olga Aronson, Hattie Harris.
Mamie Ringer, Stella Schiener.
Blanche Minsisheimer. Helen Mescritz
The evening world., 1894-07-26

Tho ssns read that New Workers are
to be forced to choose between narrow
partisanship and broad citizenship on
municipal issues at the polls. They will
make the choice with eyes wide open.
Every one of them knows what the
straight" ticket policy means and will
Lad "a
The evening world., 1894-07-26

A modest Allison boom for 1896 was
started at Des Moines yesterday in the
State Convention of Iowa Republicans.
II is not confidently predicted that the
reverberation will keep Tom Reed awake
o. nights.
The evening world., 1894-07-26
Canned Beef Tongue.

Boil, skin and slice a becf's tongu"
corned or fresh: return to the ketis'
and, when boiling hot. pack In Mason
can, pressing down hard. Cover an
inch In depth with the boiling liquor ana
seal. If fresh. season the slices as they
are packed. with salt and pepper. Keen
In a cool, dark cellar. 1888
The evening world., 1894-07-26
Did Well This Time.


To INC EuIIOTi
We, tho undersigned, herewith donate the
sum Of s2.tj to the Sick Babies Fund. which
We have collected selling lemonade Hoping we
will be more successful the next time, with good
wishes to THE Evening World.
JULIA LAMBERT. FRANCES KAYsER
SADIE STEINER, FLORENCE SCnOCH
FREDDIE STEFFEN
The evening world., 1894-07-26

The discovery that lis friend Plat is
quite well and hearty. thank you, Will
doubtless have tendency to ward on
for the present any threatened return OF
Mr.. Cookers malarial symptoms. Such
Is the force Of the sympathetic nature.
The evening world., 1894-07-26

Twenty-nine witnesses for the prose-
cution at the trial of President Car
nots assassin. and no. a single one for
the defense! This looks like triumph
Tor decency. Perhaps our clvillza ton
going TO be better than others, and
u may be that after awhile scoundrels
like the Ted-hsnded Csesario Santo will
not have sympathizers TO speak their
pity. even In whispers. Seldom has a
The evening world., 1894-07-26

Without hustling too hard, Wisconsin
Republicans, In State Convention, man
aged to find nine gentlemen who con
sidered themselves on the list Of avail
ables for the Governorship. New York
Republicans are prepared TO give their
Wisconsin brethren large odds on the
length OF the eligible list In this regard.
The evening world., 1894-07-26
The Busy bees Fair.

To the Editor:
Inolosed please md 50, the proceeds o, a fair
held at $40 West Twenty-hth street for the ben
ent OF the Sick Babies Fund. on the 18th. Goth
and flN insts. The following oficiatcd: Mamie
Cummings and Maggie Thetford, assisted by Miss
d. kehos Miss 4. Pagan and Master Daniel
Bruen.
The evening world., 1894-07-26
Lamp Shades and Looks.

A hint to the woman who values her
good looks. but revels in lamp shades
of all scots and varieties: Danish hello
trope, and beware of green unless you
have a muddy skin. Rose pink Is very
fiattering and will take ten years on
woman's age much more skilfully ana
gently than all the hair dyes, fac'
bleaches and beauty balms In eNistencs'
The evening world., 1894-07-26

Instead Of disappearing. the liking
for stationary basins in sleeping rooms
strengthens and expands, and cabinet
makers find a ready market for good
models. One of the novelties is dark oak.
with the slender supports Of the French
The evening world., 1894-07-26
THE VAUDEVILLE FESTIVAL.
Baby Frances Fields's Mig show nj
Rockaway beach Saturday Nirht.

Don't forget the big vaudeville festi-
val at Morrison's Casino. Rockaway
Beach. next Saturday night. 1t will be
the most extraordinary vaudeville show
you or anybody else ever witnessed,
and every cent taken In will be given to
the Sick Babies Fund. Baby Frances
Fields, daughter of Lew Fields, of
Weber and Fields, Is engineering II, and
she will make II q success Here Is a
list OF the stars:
Maggie Cline. Franklin 4 Collins
The Russell BroA. Allen 4 West,
Lotle ellison. Achew, Indian juGslsr,
lie Clair and Leslie Lincoln Trio,
J: w, Kelly. Edwtna. Sensational
Hastings and Marion. dancer,
o. Rrien and Hawai-. Baby LII,
James F. Hoey, McAvoy 4 May,
Alburtus and Bartram, May Howard
Whiting shepard. Nelson. Lcvanion 4
Miss Annie Hart, Nelson,
Casellet 4 Hail. Little Rosie Nsmm and
VIII IL Fox. Weber and Fields. the
Leranion, German Senators, tho
Sam Bernard greatest Dutch team
LIzzle n. Raymond. under the s,iu,
Leonora. contortionist.
If you want your moneys worth and
still spend your money In a beautiful
cause. go to this vaudeville festival!
And make all your friends go, too!
Trains leave Rockaway as late as
ll50 Il. NJ.
The evening world., 1894-07-26

Street-Commissioner Andrews's objec-
lions to the cremation of garbage do not
show that cremation is impracticable.
They merely show that New York has 4
wooden-headed official whose stupidity
makes Its ofiice laughing stock for
cities where the cremation OF garbage
10 In successful operation.
The evening world., 1894-07-26
Credited TO Miss williams.

TO INC EdItor:
send you my check for 81. This amount please
acknowledge in THE Evening World" credited 10
Miss Abbie wiiismA Of Brooklyn.
w F. GRANT
The evening world., 1894-07-26

school and surprising amount Of secret
SPACE. Between the under shelf and the
table there is liner-drawer and two
compartments for brushes. files, &C. The
side case is spacious and there are racks
for towels on the side. A sash drapery
forms the hack
The evening world., 1894-07-26
Two Made e..

Tommy Meehan. OF +2s East Egaty-seventh
street and Abe Nehemas. 4?S East Eighty
seventh street. got up a stand for the Sick
Babies Fund and sold beats ard ships cars
dishes and banks. They had the stand two days
and made 81
The evening world., 1894-07-26
4 Weekly Contributor.

TO INC EultOr.
Please find inciosei 10 cents. nv weekly contrI-
button. ! am 80 sorry that l cannot make f.
more, and that there are not more bloomfield
people to contribute TO your good work and help
the sick babies. BLOOMFIELD
The evening world., 1894-07-26
Annie and Florence.
10 llIr ~

To the EdItor;
Enclosed You will end g., the proceeds OF
fair held on Saturday, July u. for the Sick
raDies' Fund, Hoping this will make some Of
the babies we'll. We remain truly yours
Annie BELL aged Il Florence Bell. aged D.
Sing Sing n Y
The evening world., 1894-07-26

Even though the Senate send the
Tariff bill back without instructions, the
conferrees ought to remember that the
country has given very strong and plain
instructions on the subject.
The evening world., 1894-07-26

Twenty-Five witnesses will testify
against President Carnot's assassin and
not one in his defense. The prosecution
represents, in this case, all the civilized
world.
The evening world., 1894-07-26
From Friends aud Neighbors.

To the Editor:
We !nciose 81, which We collected frsm ou
friends and neishbors for the sick babies.
STELLA HEIGHT. CELIA oRoENINGER
1904 Second avenue.
The evening world., 1894-07-26

When Commissioner Andrews stands in
the way Of burning garbage he stands in
the way Of progress and public health
and decency.
The evening world., 1894-07-26

Brockway's Reformatory boys, II APP
pears. were padded 10 give them an APP
petite for breakfast. How does this
revelation affect Gov. Flowers appetite
for Brockway7
The evening world., 1894-07-26
Little Joe's Lemonade stand.

Little Joseph Uhltelder. OF ?3s East Eighty
sixth street. rugged up an impromptu stand and
sold enough lemonade TO clear 81 for the Sick
Babies Fund which he brought to The Even.
ing World once Saturday,
The evening world., 1894-07-26

Everybody knows by this time that
there Is great deal In sugar. But mo-
body quite agrees with Senator Cafrery
that sugar is all there is to the tariff
issNe
The evening world., 1894-07-26
4 Mothers Offering.

To the Editor:
Pleas. md herewith s: for tn. Sick B.bie.
FGnd. from YOUNG MOTHER
Prohibition Park s l.
The evening world., 1894-07-26
LETTERS.

I'M es,sss~ u ss~ b ss~yesdy ~ ~
complaint TO make. srfevoses 10 ssnttiGfs. Avsr.
ma,io~ 10 sty, q Sibsed n sen~si tni~sst y ~
cues OF pxb,e smrtcs b acknowledge, and scAs
can PIT the idea INTO iss fhas 100 vsrds LsW
L1ters eamNot b prtnild.
The evening world., 1894-07-26
\ Portchester Fair.

To the Editor:
Enclosed please mud check for sS.lj tov the Sick
Babies Fund. II being the proceeds CT fair held
In Portchester by the following children:
Cora burns, Maud Palmer
Ruth Burns, Alice q. Palmer,
Roy Burns. Glen Arthur Wilson
The evening world., 1894-07-26

1t took gentleman OF Tioga to
show the Republican State Committee
men what they were here for.
The evening world., 1894-07-26

Milholiand did not march his men ur
the hill just to march them down
again.
The evening world., 1894-07-26

The great question In Washington:
Did Senator Camden say he would take
some Sugar in his?
The evening world., 1894-07-26

When the people cry for salvation from
their Senators they are not at this juno
ture crying for deliverance from their
friends.
The evening world., 1894-07-26

The Senator from Maryland refrains
from affording Mr.. Hill another day OF
0ormandixing.
The evening world., 1894-07-26

PLAT came in the nick OF time" Yes
''the old Nick"
The evening world., 1894-07-26

1t u not q case Of Plat redvivus
Flat WAS alive all the time
The evening world., 1894-07-26
Your Letter VIII Appear Later.

All letters from contributors to the Sick Babiss
Fund viii be printed. Many are in type and viii
appear in this column later.
The evening world., 1894-07-26

Newsboys on the street cars? o
course.
The evening world., 1894-07-26

Andrews 10 against burning the city
garbage. Dump him.
The evening world., 1894-07-26

Headers Of THE EVENING WORLD leaving
he city for The no, mouths sho',!d and IN Mer
addresses and haze THE LYENING WORLD
matted 10 them regularly.
The evening world., 1894-07-26

Mr.. Plat means to afford every oppor-
tunity to Mr. Croker's trained tiger.
The evening world., 1894-07-26

Pauline Hall is going to appear in n
sort OF farCc-Comedy, written by Harry
faultun, next season. Mr., Mcclellan
Miss Halls husband, secured the farce
when III London few weeks ago. or
course, various songs for the proper dis
play OF Miss Halls voice will be into
luCel
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1894-05-24
Entered at the Post Office at Warren ss second
Clas MailMatter.
A. Al b. Mels0n,
Insurance E
Real Estate
CITY LOTS FOR SHLe

Insurance Uritten IN
old reliable companies at
reasonable rates.
Give me coll ii you want good
Insurance.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1894-05-24
Farmers Alliance Men of Mar
shall Co. Take Notice.

There will be n mass meeting Of the
farmers Of Marshall Co. at the school
house on Sec. 20, in the town Of Fol-
dahl, June 0, 1894, at 10 o'clock, a.
m for the purpose OF organizing
Farm Elevator Companies to build
elevators ut Stephen, Argyle, and
Warren, and to complete the arrange
ments for the purchase Of prison
twine for the coming harvest, and to
do any other business proper to he
done at said meeting. All farmers
who believe in helping themselves
are requested TO attend, whether
Alliance men or not.
JOAN WHALEN, Pres.
pCTCR 0 DAur.AnEN Soc
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1894-05-24
UOt1N " HALEN1 Teb.
PETER @. DAHLaREN, Sec.

8 FOR SALE. A new eft. wind
mill, all iron and steel, made by the
AermOtor TO-. Of Chicago, Tor sale
cl,enp TT the Shent office. just the
thing Tor pumping water or light
grinding.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1894-05-24
Program Of Exercises for Mem
Nria1 nav

EIOkId1u u ExeIClSoS LOT MEM
orial Day.
President OF the Day WE. Powell.
Marshal OF the Day L.Lamberson.
Chaplain Rev. r. l.. Fraser.
Line of March formed nj one o clock
in front OF the Opera House, as fol
lows: Wnrren Silver Cornet Band,
War Veterans, Sons OF Veterans,
Teachers and Pupils OF the Wnrre,,
City Schools, Board Of E,iucat tion,
President Of the Day, Chaplain, City
Officials, Warren Fire Department,
Citizens in line. on foot and in
carriages.
Lire Of march. west on Fletcher
Ave. to Main St north on Main st.
to Johnson Ave-, and thence east to
GENE tery.
After det oration Of graves, and
other suitable lercises, the line OF
march will be reformed and return
to the Opera House, where the fol
lowing prog ram will be rendered:
Music Warren COrnet B,,n(l.
Prayer BY Chaplain.
Music Warre,, Glee Club.
Address Of Welcome BY tine Mayor.
Grafton Rev. G.. b. DrecOunt.
Song Pupils Of City Schools.
Grafton A. Grindeland.
Music Glee Club.
FiN. Minutes Response in Behalf
OF the Old Soldiers Tlos. Topper.
Closing Song, America
By the Audience.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1894-05-24
WHEAT QUOTATIONS..

- Miss Minnie 0. Carper departed
last night Tor her old home in
Indiana.
- Charley Bnrseth who is nttcnd-
ing the Normal School in CrookstOn,
Mimi, returned to Warren last Mon
day to visit friends for Il few days.
"Dcn syttenle Mni" was cello
bnted Ivy the Scandinavinhs OF the
city in n fitting manner. The litter
AIRY exercises in the Court House Hall
in the evening proved to be very in
terestis,g, and were rendered accord
ing to the program published in last
weeks SHEAF. The fish story told
by A. Grindelnnd in Norwegian din-
Ipct brought down the house, and
LIVER LOdOen and j. S. IIilleboe i'm
personatetl n machine agent and a
farmer to perfection. The music and
singing was fine. The supper in the
Johnson building wis the most
unique thnt has ever been served in
Wnrren and consisted entirely OF
Norwegian dishes, imported at TINT
and served to Illustrate the fire on
which. this hardy race il brought up.
: The citizens OF Warren have
good reason to complain OF the de-
lay in bringing the mnil from the
depot to the post Office after the ar
rival OF the trNin in the morning.
Instead Of being taken imedintely to
the post Office, as has always been
done heretofore, the mail sucks nre
thrown off on the platform where
they remain during the long interval
Of switching and unloading of goods
from the mixed train, often requiring
llalf an hoar or more, and ara. not.
taken to the post office until after
the departure OF the train. This un-
necessary delay in getting their mail
is n great Inconvenience to our peo-
pie and should not ba tolerated.
Whoever is responsible, whether it
be the railroad company or the post
Office department., should have the
matter corrected ut once.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1894-05-24

For Rent. .s..
The Swedish parsonage is for rent
to some good tenant. For particu-
Iars see G. ]. Johnson, Trustee.
, 1894-06-28
Die SEeIINn8 oet L CLUBS 6er vJ{attl
nal &ea9ue" lit unDerdnbert, pie fplgt:
RIeine UQhridbten.

- Ser Sibiette@S traBcnbabn s@eieuz
i0aft 9eGarg eS in oer gtaDt pon porgeitern
auf 8eitern, ibre @eleiie ali Der 60. StraBe
unb Wenttpprtb Qtpe. 5u le9elt, no3u ie
BON Der Stabt Die @rlaubniB erbolteu
bate. 0te 8eamten Der Sort @aDnez
8a6n bottet bis 6abtn Die 2egung Ser @ez
Letie 81 Derbtnoern DerlnDcbt.
= Sta6tingenieur Mrtin0itau 1T geitern
BON Der Contention a~merifaniicber Sn.
geuienre in 9tta9ara SAT- bierber 5uriid9ez
febrt. Seine erite Qtrbeit bier mar, Inter
lubungen iiber Bic l1riaben Der Q8aiierz
tnoppbeit in Set 30. Mar0, ilber pelbe
Glib. Wann in Der leBten Stabtrat6Sltbung
8eibtper6e 9efiibrt bate, an3uiteuen. &err
Q~(rtinaltQu niro Nle5 tbun, mas in leinen
Rrdftcn itebt, UNI benz 8aiiermangel ab3us
belfen.
Sn ser leBten StabtratbSiiBun9
braAte alderman 8i6meu cine Srbinau3
Elm, Deren 8eoeutung ben Ql6ermen ieBt
erft flar gu nerben be9tnut. Die betreffenbe
Sr0tnons fol- Der GonlumerS electric Sight
60. 6as 8ripile9ium 5ur @rrt6tun8 uni
fir ben 8etrteb zines GtabltiiementS 3ut
Q"teferun9 bon elettrii6em 2icbt, 6et3unQ
lIn0 8etriebSfraft in einem 9roBen 8e5irt
ber @eitleite, ertbeilen. N8te eS i6etnt,
ion Die Orbiuan3 Die 9ripiIegien ertpeitern,
sic Ser genounten @eleui6att berctls DO,
einiger !3ett bonn StabtratD ertbetlt MUIR
ben.
o+t nor OF Gtnn+e,tn Ne1i
, 1894-06-28
Dan Oope's Orompete.

S6On felt Ian9erer 3eit betreibt Sem
rib Gan 9Ooe i'm nOrOpeitGiden Gbeile
Der StaOt einen erfolgreicbeu 6an6el mil
Wafteln. @r bat etne Irompete, ipomit Ell
leinc Nntpeicnbeit in 10 na9briiflidbet
8eile anfitnbigt, OaB NicntanO barber i'm
3meifcl iett fam, tDer ie 9ebtaien bat unG
81 ipelAem 3weG tie geblaien mur6e. &etn
8unoer, oaB 8on 6Ope CUTE @ei6dftt
mabte un6 feline Goucurrerten ite9retd
aus benz Telbc iblug. 8ar 6ob Die Sroms
pete EXTRA fir ben 8affeIOerfauf gemacbi
un6 10 eingerihtet t~poroer, boB CT gu glei:
cber a3ett bIaien urD feline @oarc ~Dcrfaufer
fonnte. 2etoer Bat er nun in oieIer an9e,
ncbmen un6 n~uBbrtn9enoen 8ei6dfti9unG
cine be6auernSmertbe unterbrebung er.
litten. Set geitern tutet 8dn 6ope nibt
me9r, ba i6m baS m%irtun9SOoue Snitru:
ment = tDte ct 8laubt, bon etnem lbnOber
@oncurrenten - geitoblcn ipurbe. gr mel:
oete ictnen i6percn Gerluft geitern 2lbenf
auf Der 8oli5eiitation Der Meit G6tcagt
2(De. Sb ct ietn Gut6orn lie tpiebcr trtegt
lit fragli1.
, 1894-06-28
Safe.Bdu.

Die G6icagos 9etpannen 9eltern NIT teidz
ter WSttbc haS Dierte uno leBtc Spiel bet
Serte nit Ben 8altimores un0 betpieien
oaburb, baB ie benz itdrtiten Club BET
2ca9ue bic STANCE bielter, baB ite feline 5u
perabtenben @e9ner itnO. 8rGii6ent 6art
beutete geitern an, baB SreO. 8feffer, Ser
10 lan9c tmGbicagoer Club iptelte, pieueicbt
bierber 3uritdtGme. 9ieie 9tadbrt6t ipiro
BON alien 8erebrern bes NationalzS pieleS
nit 6reu6en aufgeuommen nerben. gtodbz
, 1894-06-28
0es 0enuHes pom Opium
uno 1norpbtum.

Die 3obl ser Sftapen beS Wforpbiums,
Opiums unt ocS Goca1nS mdbit BON Sag
gu Sag. So bericbten Sobtrei9e 2lpOtbeter
aus alien Stuottbeileu. Qtm 9rDBtcn
iheint Ser @ebrGucb Der narfotiiben
StOffe in Ser DQeuee," an ber State, Dear
BORN un0 GGorfitraBe 81 iein. Der Gigens
tbiinter elmer QpOtbcte an ber StateitraBt
beitdtt9te geitern bieie Q%tn8abe. Gr crs
flGrte, Dab namentli6 bic 3abI Ser 8cfal=
lcnen Trauen5immer, Die benz @euuB bcs
WorpbtumS erge6en ieien, cine iiberaue
groBe let. Qu9 5aDlretcbe junge Mdnner
g~retfcn 5u ben narfotiiden Stoffen, I'M
i9re 9terDen an5u1porncn.
9te 3oubeamten erfldren, 6aB Sic Sim
fubr bon Opium un6 Morpbtum ftetig 3uz
nebme, unO Die Bcli3ci iagt, baB Die 3abl
Der Opiumb0Dlen iteti9 pabie.
, 1894-06-28
Stdoti1hes,
Detterbertbt.

Opttter &Ietne, 76 @ai6ington Str,
beridtet fir Chicago bic folsenben 8aroe
meter un6 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
lin s l1br Wfor9. IS 0r., nm 8 l1br 80
Gr., nm 10 l1br SO @r., nm IL l1br 81
@r., UNI II lt6r 81 @r. 8arometerlt ano
UNI s l1br Wfor9. 29.06, IL l1br 29.06.
, 1894-06-28
Die neue panamo9efeufhaft.
Sic bat sur D~ollenoun9 oes GanaIes iehs5ie
miaIoHen 3ranfen.

Starts, %. SUM-.
Die WfalienberipaLter Der Qanama Canal
baben nit ser neuen @cieQi6oft
elm Nbfommen unter3ei9net, nacb melbem
bicielbe Elm &apitaL bon 80 Mtiltonen
Tranfen bal, i'm ben@anal ferti9 gu itelen.
, 1894-06-28
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&uf au9euteineu Wunfd Der 3abIrei6en geIu9er p0A
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bic &afe'JrOnt i'll Soften o~usseIegt unb in ben D&orft
9ebrott gopers 2afe lift III stpetitiinbtgsr 5obrt nit
Der gtOrtb @efern.Sabn gu srreideu, Iiegt nabs Der
Citation SenOa Sunctiun. WiscOnFn. Die fur8e Tabrt
BON Senua Suntiou sum Safe it reid al Sceuerien uub
geluabrt cine berrIite ausfi6t auf bs IerumIteqenb.
Serrain. Sic Gotten BADEN fdmmtti6 so 5uB Subfrout
am See unb ieIbit i'm beBeftsu CONNER re9t su be.
it6noig tibIer Winb bonn Suben iber ben Cafe unb fnS
in Gol9e Der SiOfrout uub bes itsti9 flbGeu Winoss
beie Gotten Die begsbrteften am 9uu5en Safe; fe bob.u
eine Siefe BON 900 SUB, iinb nit ben I96nften
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an S9DnBelt uuo Sceuerien benz Safe 9enepn, benz be.
lte5tsiten Gee @iscOnfius, elei9tommt. 8as tlor.
@afier, bon giienqueIen geudbrt, fret DON alien 5umpf.
%pflan3sn, Der ioubise gooen bietsn Die i96ufteu Babe.
pIdse 8uBire6s Slide, 8Ootfabren uuO oeseIn IobeH
uub prOmpte 9erbinbung slpii9en Der station Senoa
SunctiOn unO benz 8ate 1T geiOrst.
gtur So Gotten fiuo oDrbonSen; feline TamtIte uuA
gtoturliebbaber ioaten es unterloIeu, fb cine 8uuftsae
gu ii9eru. gtdbere anstuaft ertbeilt, ippie gIott.u
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obsr 3immer 60. No. 20 Ga GaIe Ctr.
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~ c%DlleCtIrt; feline Be5ablnug menn erIolglos. S.&iHorp,
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"a 9uIbeuI ,S6uIben! S9nIbem
@aerlei i6le9te @9ulOeu loTOrt collecttrt
-Retue S~abIunQ Dbne Grf Of al
GOnItabler inIuter on Sanb.
8epples Collection A9encp.
1874 2oia1e ctr. 8iptuer 81.
5balS 2eutia wirO bier 9eipro4en.
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on boIes"-gbrogo, 8; Baltimore 10. r5irIt bafe on
bnnS"--Off @riffitb, 8onner, 8~rOntDers, &enp, &obtu=
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crifice bttS" 8o9lert Srmin. nStoIen baieS"-@tl=
mot (N, &an9e Srlpiu. SdDrtper, SenntnQs. Soluble
~ploDs"-9ablen unb @nioa, aeeler nnb GtetB. pStt By
ptt9er" 8rDnt9erS, Sennin9S, Umpire" - 2pnd.
Sptel5ett: 2;20. 8eiuder5oDl 1852.
Die SteIlung Der II Clubs Der vgtatioz
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Jeue An5eigen.

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mOr9en= Nus9abe Ser nJuinois Stats.
3eitun9" o%uf9e9ebcn weroen, erfdeinen fofen.
frei i'm Qbenoblatt, Die Qnnahme pom 2lns
5eieen fir oos IbenobIott idIie6t nm u uhr
mitta9s, fir ole moreen=2us9obe UNI 10 uhr
Nbenos.
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Siherlth Iefet 7hr

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niiie b%etreis @oOb's @ariopariIo. @ie be-
lt6ti9er iber ieOen 3weifel b%iuaus, BOP
6ooD's furirt.
@~ertopfu1g un6 ale 2eberleioen peroer
bur6 9Dob'S 8tlIen 9ebetlt.