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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-09-26
FALSE WHISPERS.
Two Walters Try the Burglar Act
and One Is Captured.

Arthur ID. Cox, tall Young En- lishman,
could, according to Policemen Clancy and
Graham. take rank among the professional
sprinters. They speak from experience.
About o'clock yesterday morning the
proprietor of store on Howard street,
near Sixth, who sleeps in the store, was
awakened by the noise of some one trying
to pick the lock of the street-door leading
TO the flats above. He jumped out of bed
and peered through the window. He saw
door, and promptly blew his police whistle.
The men separated, one running east and
the other west.
Clancy and Graham heard the whistle
and pursued the man they saw running
west He had start of nearly half a
block, and, although the two policemen are
active young men and sprinted their level
best, the tall fugitive's long strides were
widening the gap between them.
A milkman fortunately came along and
the two officers jumped into his wagon.
The mllkman whipped up his horses and
they dashed after the fugitive. He was
not overtaken till he had covered seven or
eight BIZ cks.
They took him back to the store on
Howard street and the proprietor said be
resembled the taller of the two men. but it
could not be he, as he wore whiskers.
The officers suspected that the man had
been wearing false whiskers, and on going
carefully over the route they found the
whlskers on the street
The man was Cox and the officers took
him TO the City Prison. Yesterday after
noon they charged him with attemp. at
burglary. and another charge of petty lar
ceDy was entered against him, the COM
planning witness being the manager of the
Peotle's Palace.
From the description the officers got OF
the smaller of the two men they believe he
is Frank LaDdegraff, who was also
W sitter at the Peoples Palace and close
friend OF Cox. Landegraff was arrested
on SATURDAY. on warrant charging him
with petty larceny, the complaining wit
ness being also the manager Of the Peo-
pies Palace. He gave $40 cash bail and
was released from custody. The police
are now searching for him, and If caught
ne will be charged with attempt at burg
larry. They think he had the lock-pick
and skeleton keys. which makes them all
the mere anxious to find him.
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PENN RODE A POOR RACE.

NEW YORK, Sept. % In the only stake
event at Jerome Park but seven horses
were down to start and Rubicon had a
walkover, for all the others declined the
issue. In the sixth event only four went
to the post. with Governor Sheehan as
strong favorite. He was poorly ridden by
Penn and finished second. The first race
had five starters. with Beldemere as the
favorite and Stone Nellie second choice,
and that was the way they finished. The
others were in the rear.
One mile Bedemere won. Stone Nellie Sec
:. ond. Florinda thid Time. :44I%.
Rubcon.
Five furlongs. Utica won MtdgIey second.
Cockade thild. lime, :03A.
One and a sixteenth miles, Lightfoot won,
back Rose second, Galloping King third. Time.
Five furlOngs, Etesian won. True Penny sec.
ond, Belvina third. Time :0214.
Iitan course; LongorlGge won, Governor
SIX furlongS, Pulitzer won, Darkness second
Prince John third. Time, 1:1S1s.
HARLEM. HIS, Sept 25.-Five furlongs, Sun
dawn won, Roma second, Weola third. Time
] :O2IA.
Mile ana seventy yards. Red Glen won. Oracle
second, Mulberry thiId. Time, :4614.
Five furlOngs. Katie won, Venus second
Scamp third. Time, 1:011A.
Mile and three-sxJeenths, Cicely won, Haw.
thorne second, Bessie Blsland third. Time
1:0115.
Five turlOngs, Leo Lake won. Miss Alice sec
ond, Coria third. Time. :0131.
Nile and twenty yards Buck Mccain won
but was disqualified for foul. Fakir was placed
first, Sly Lisbon second, Tee Ia May third.
Time, l 40.
ST LOUIS, Sept. 25.-Five furlongs, Rosa
mond won, UpDate second, Aladdin third. Time,
1861.
Five and a half furlOngs, Gaberdine won,
PIeadilly second, Governor Brown third. Time
liza.
-Four and half furlongs, Storekeeper won,
Belle L second, Sam third. Time, 800.
Five and half furlongs, MickIejohn won,
tl0Tella second, Tom Flynn third. Time, L :l3.
Selling. six furloDgs, The Rock won, Ivanhoe
ARHOnd- hird 1 Il
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TESTING THE MAINE.
She Has Proved Herself to Be a
First-CIass Ship.

NEW YORK. Sept. 25.-The United States
ship Maine, which has been in course Of
construction since 1888. was sent to-day
on a foTty-miIe spin TO test the horse
power of her engines. 1t was the first
time she had ever been under way. Dur
ing part of the time to-day her machinery
recorded 131 revolutions minute, which
is estimated to be 175a knots an hour.
She will probably go out on the official
trip early next week. The Maine is 81
feet long, 81 feet beam, 81 feet draught,
and her displacement is 7135 tons. When
finished her cost will be $2,5OO,OOO, out of
which S735. 900 has been expended on her
engines, boilers and machinery. Every
thing connected with her whole construc-
ton has been manufactured here and of
American material.
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PUYALLUP LANDS.
Consent of Indians Must Be Obtained
to Their Sale.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 5.-Attorney-G Gen
eral Hall of the Interior Department has
rendered a decision, approved by the Sec
rotary, which will enable the Puyallup In
dian Commission to conclude its work and
dispose of the lands. There was a SEEM
ing conflict between the instructions of the
commission and the statute under which
the allotments were made, and the CON-
mission has been awaiting the Attorney
Generals opinion. He holds that all lands
patented tn an Indian family is jointly
owned by all members of that family, and
the written consent of each must be OBJ
tanned to sell the land. The commission
is empowered to appoint guardians for
minor heirs of Indian property. These
lands adjoin the city of Tacoma, Wash,
and are very valuable. They are being
plated as additions to that city and sold
for the benefit of the Indians,
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ON A FAST TRACK.
The Day Was Cold at Latonia, but
the Sport Was Good.

CINCINNATI, Sept. 25.-At Latonia to-
day the weather was cool; the track very
fast, and the attendance over 5000. The
winner of the last race was The only fav-
orite winning. IronmasteT, in the second,
was out Of most books in the betting, yet
be came in a rather bad fourth.
Seven furIongs. Master Fred won. Ben Ford
second. TuscarOra third. Time, 1900.
One mile, Crevasse won, StTathrOl second,
Rhett GOode third. Time, APP.
One and sixteenth miles, Buckwa won,
Lake Shore second, Plutus third. Time,
1:4712.
Klmball stakes, six furlOngs. BIasco won,
Satsuma second, CanewoOd third. Time, lie.
Four and half furlongs, Annie won. Sevila
second, Staffa third Time, 1914.
Seven fulloDgs. Darevella won, Charmion sec
oud, Miss Lilly third. Time, 1:2912.
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FAILED TO MAKE 1T.
Titus Could Not Equal the Record
Held by Tyler.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 25.-The first day Of
the fall bicycle tournament brought out
very small crowd. Titus attempted to
break the mile record of Tyler (2:03 1-5)
but the best he could do over a quarter
mile track was 2:10.
Haif-mile handicap. class B. Mcdonald q6
yards) won, Cab2nue (scratch) second, L. c.
johnson (scratch) third. Time, :03 3.5.
Mile, class A, Simms won. Time. 1925 2.5.
Mile, open, class B. Sanger won, Cabanne Sec
oDd Coulter third. Time, 2:20.
TWo-mIe handicap, class a. Simms (scTatchl
won. Time, 5:l6 2-5.
Two-mile handIcap. class B, Barnett as
YARDS won, Cooper go YARDS second, Brandt
600 yaTdsl third. Time. 100 IS.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-09-26

3. base hits 10. errors 1. New Yorks 10, base
nus 10, errors 0. Batteries-Wadsworth aud
Cole. Rusle and Farrell Umpire-Krefe.
CINCINNAT1, Sept. 25.-The Reds won both
games to-day, the first by punching their hits.
wblle The Bostons' batting was scattered. and
me second through hard hitting. while the
sessions were unable to bat Witrock. Score:
Cinclnnatis 8, base hits II, errors A. Bostons
Z, base hits H. errors 6. Batteries Parrot
McQuaid.
Second game-Cincinnatls 5. base hits 8, err
fors 3. Bostons l, base hils 3. errors 2 Bat
ierles-Wittrock and Murphy; Tenny, Hudson
and Camel. Umpire -McQuaid.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-09-26
NOTHING SENSATIONAL.
-Trotters at Columbus Held Back by
Raw Wind.


COLUMBUS, Ohio, Sept. ga cold raw
wind prevented any sensational racing at
the Columbus Driving Park to-day. The
weather was clear and the rack fast.
Free-for.aIl pace, purse $1,000 postponed
from yesterday Rubenstein won The fifth, sixth
aud seventh heats and race. Time, 2:O814,
2:O914. pos. VasSaT took the third ana fourth
heats in 2:O914. 2:07$4. Hal billiard took the
first and second heaiS ana was dIs;aneed in the
thifd. Time, 2:0614, 2:0712. May Marshall
AID Reflector also started, but were drawn.
ThTee-year-old trof, . pa class, purse $1,000,
Onoqua wen in straight heats. Time, 2:1734
2 :1914, 2:1S. NOrdling, LimOner and Billy
Parks also started.
Three-year-old pace, 2:2O class. purse $1,000,
Wbirligig won IN straight heats. Time, 2;13l4,
2:i134, 2:1O12. Besure, Ethel A and Sdmont
also started.
Ply class, trotlipg, purse $1,000. Knigh;mare
won in straight heats. Time, 2:14 2:13. 2: Ia.
Nistful, Georgia Lee, Sentinel +. Wilkes.
Grattan, Senator Rose. Lottie c. j NJ K, Baron
elite, Ubele Josh, Laughran, HetimOnt and AL
pHine also started.
The first heat IN the 2:30 class pace, unfin.
ished, was won by Cantabn in 2:15A.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-09-26

C. A. GORE. 754 MARKET STREET, OAKLAND.
before consulting Drs. Copeland Winn aud
Neal about my troubles. had for long lime
been affected with catarTh of the head For
TWO or three nights week | bad no sleep on
account OF the pain, stopping of the nostrils
constant ringing noises in the ears, dropping OF
mucus into the throat. general pains in the
chest and under the shoulder blades. My APP
strength right along. Often would get dizzy
and reel like drunken man while at work and
very often could not work at all, losing consid-
cradle time that way.
''Since taking treatment with DrS. Copeland,
VIM and Neal, feel first-rate again. 1 can
sleep regularly, and my sleep refreShes me.
The symptoms are all gone and feel like an
other being. L cheerfully recommend these
physicians TO the public generally"
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-09-26
Cholera Patients Burned.

WARSAW, Sept 25.-Sixty houses in the
city of Blasseki, district of Kalisk. Russian
Poland, where the cholera is making fear
ful ravages, were set on fire last night and
destroyed. A number of inmates afflicted
with cholera and unable TO save them
selves were burned to death,
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-09-26
Ward succeeds Mendenfiall.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 25.-The President
to-day appointed General William Ward
Duffield of Detroit Superintendent of the
Coast and Geodetic Survey. to succeed
Professor T. c. Mendenhall, resigned.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-09-26

One feature of to-morrow's events isaa
go between w. Wood. the PAGER (2:0734),
and Otto Zieger Jr. on bicycle. The
other races are the three-year-old pace,
the 2 "a trot and the 40 pace.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-09-26
NEW ENGLAND BREEDERS.
Some Pretty Fast Work Seen at
Mystic Park.

Mystic Park.
MEDFoRD, Mass. Sept. 25.-The annual
meeting of the New England Breeders
Ass ociation opened at Mystic Park to-day.
Tomah won the 2:3O trot in straight heats,
Rodney second, Alice Wilkes third. Time
2 :161I-2:19M-2:13. GreenbOy Jr. and
Lady Mae also started.
Jack won the 2:27 pace. taking second and
fourth heats. Helen won first heat, Alcinta
third money. Best time 2:15.
Sable Nut won the twO.year-old trot In
straight heats, Pandera second; ATistopos.
Dorothy and TOmboy dlstaDced in the first
heat Best time. 2:2214.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-09-26
Starter Sheridan Dead.

NEW YORK, Sept. 25.-Startar James
Sheridan, one Of the best known turfmen
In the country, died here this afternoon of
apopleXY.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-09-26
HOME TREATMENT,

Every mail brings additional proof OF the sue
cess of the home or mail treatment.
f. Nj. Melton, RipOn, Cal, writes: II am
cured of chronic catarrh of the head, throat
and stomach by your treatment, aud that after
trying many different physicians and remedies
that were supposed TO be cures. had b Zen
disappointed so often that l never expected TO
be cured. You can publish my statement TO
that effect, as want TO do all that possibly
can to get Others to try your treatment as L
know II will cure Them"
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-09-26
SCORED A POINT.
Continued from Seventh Page.

three hundred and fourth vote. the vote
standing: Glynn 31S. Burke 1876.
The vote by districts and of delegates at
large was as follows:
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A CONTRACTORS STATEMENT.
A Case Illustrating the Ravages of
Catarrh.

The case of Mr.. C. A. Gore of the firm OF
IngersOn & Gore, contractors and builders,
who lives al 754 Market street. Oak land, Illus
trates the ravages catarrh often causes the gen.
eral system. affecting all the senses He states
as follows:
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Ifyou cannot come to the Office write for
q symptom blank.
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ATottlnR, tnreo-yedr- OluS; purse S3OU
Chino ranch's Oh. {. Nellie w. by WooIsey-
Nellie Reynolds (Conley). ...................11 l
San Mateo farms kavenscroft (Rogers) ...3 . 2
NJ. s. Severance'S br. T. Bet Madison, by John
Madison Betsy redwood (Maben). ........23 8
Silver Bow stock farms ch. G. Silver tote, by
Silver BowMaud Singleton (wIlliams) - 4 4
Time-2:- 21a-2:22.
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TrOtting, 2 80 class; purse 500.
j. A. urk's b. s. Tietam. by Anteo Eveline
Nutwood (Lock) ............... ..,.......... l2Il
PolhemuS' b. & lockwood, by WoodnuC-
NutWood (Helman) ........................2 l .
Time. 3:2512-2 :25 Ia-2 :251a- :231a.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-09-26

Trotting. 2:l5 class; purse $1,000 (unfnished)
X. ID. Wise's b. m. Adelaide simmons, by
simmons Adelaide (Patuson). .......... 2l4l
Chris Smiths b. IN. She. by Abbotsford-
beauty (Alviso) .............- ....-....... 4 4
j. A. Dustins ch 9. Shylock (Dustin) ...... = :
Lucy (Gordon), -. ....................... 483a
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-09-26

Trotting 2:2l class, purse 500.
J. II. ButIer's b. z. Manning by Messenger
CbiefJewell (Sullivan) .-............ -. l
p j. Mann's bk. e. Trumont, by Altamont-
Minnie NJ Lindsey. ............ 2
River View stock farms George Dexter, by
Dexter Prince-Nellie ct. Keating) ......... 8
Paio Alto stock farms b. IN. Bonnibe
tMaben) Observation-Disclosures. 81 4
C. f. Mareys Jennie June. 5 )
lime. 2:lSA-2:1S34-2:lS
Maud Fowler and Rex distanced.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-02-19

su @un1ten ocr Ginipobner. Infer S6ulz
baus lit nit eiuem &oitenauTtpanb BON
$4,000 crbaut unb iteben 2ebrer iinb ba>
rim tbGtig. 8ini3t nocb irgenb Semanb
ndbere 9luSfunit, 10 mag ct ii3 pertrauensz
boil an MIDI tpenben. 9ieies County 1T
9egenmdrtig ber !3ielpuntt Der beutiAen
@intpanbcrung. 9lber ba baS 8erlangen
mach @inman6erern iiber ben 9dn5en Staat
perbreitct lit, 10 fomntt es bGutig Dor, baB
2eute a6gebaltcn iper6cn, 6ierber gu fome
men, inbem ibnen auf ben @tienbabn5ii9en
mancbe lGnipabrbeiten er3G6lt weroen, nm
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mann iiber3cuse iicb ielbit. Die Santa Sc
8abn bat oaS freunoli6c Nnerbieten gee
macbt, jeOcn Monat cineu Sag gum balben
Breiie 8illete 3l Oerfaufen, fir lolbe, Die
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On folsenoen Ga9en iino lol6e 8iuette gu
baben: 6eb. b., Miar5 -, aprtl TO-,
Wtap 8. 1894.
&eo. $. 8. @eber.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-02-19
1tn8arii@er &Altnrfatnpf.
(Geue 3 ii d. e 3eltung.)

1~tngarit gebt %ge9entpdrtig elmer iBipcren
&ri1is entgegeu. Wtan ipeiB, baB Der &atier
GYrals Solef trell 1etnen conftitutionelen
Yfltcbten, tpenn aIb nit lbtpere1n t6er5en
feline llnteribrift 5ur Sorlegung 0er ftrcbz
lid6en Electromagnetic gegeben bat, Die Die
liberale 8artei lcbon lGngit O~erlangt un0
81 beren 0urbfil9rung DaS Wftntltertlm
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Ser pbli9atorilcben Gipilebe. 8is icbt be-
ltebt in llngarn Die Notbciuilebe, b. b. pie
ltaatlt6en 8eDDrOen .f0nuen Die GtDitebe
inter l%lmltdnoen geitattell, lpenn Die ftrdbz
lidben SebOrben bic Giniegnung elmer @De
obne &itdiidbt Quf Die b%eitebenOen @eIebe
per!reigern. 9aS Snitttut Der gtotbctotlz
ebe. 9cgen Oas Sic @ciitlic6fett ieiner 3ett
nit Wtacbt an9efdntpft bat, fitbrt aber TO-
ptel llnSufDmmll6feiten nit iicb, 0aB au=
gemein Der &uf mach ietner @riebung burb
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@anscn iebr ~aiinitis 9eitimmt iuar. limb
bis iebt glaubte ma alcb, baB oaS 9lbge>
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bruor in 9luSiic6t ne6men fam. Gtnen
ernltlicben Biberftanb fiircbtete man MIR
Sciten beS ungarii6cn Oberbaules, mo- 6er
bobe 9tbel unb bic bobe @eiitltbfeit baS
ltebergemibt baben. Wtan macbte iicb aber
auf liberaler Seite Sic 6offnung, 0aB Dor
elmer 9roBen WteDrbeit bes ltnterbauieS
lcblieBlicb oud6 bas Sberbaus ii6 beltgen
unO baB cS baS @6egeleb anlcbmeu perbe.
Seit t~penigen NOcben bat iib bic Sage
aber gan3 seGubert. Die @etitlthfett unb
bic ultramontane Yartei BADEN ltcb mddz
ti9 seriibrt unb Die Sebe 9egen Die &ircbenz
9elcbe begonnen. 2lm 0ienftag trat in
8eit ser 8atbolifentag 5uiammen, an nell
dbem bic bobe uno niebere @ciltltbfeit, Der
bobe N6el, WfGnner nit %beriibmten gez
icbidbtlicben 0%tanten, 8eamte, 8iirser unb
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9tanen ber Gelt9ion unb BET &ircbe gegen
bas @bcgeleb 81 proteitiren. lln5weifeIboft
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auSiiben,
Smmerbin pGre 6antit 6ie Sacbe Ser
Obligatoril6en Gtptlebe no6 nt6t uerloren,
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QGtugefanbt)
2tttS 8auim9er, NttnMeIS Co. &c.,

S9or felt BRET Sabren lit bieie 0egcn6
ser .3ielpunft BET Oeuti6en 0n1ieSlung,
unb ba icb itets nit Bitten nm 9uStunft
iiber 0ieies @ountD iiberDGuft bin, 10 mDgen
bic nacbfolgc11Den 3etlen pielen oer 8riloer
our Quffldrung oienen.
8ielcs @ountD (Gunucls) ltegt siemlicb
i'm Centrum oe5 StaateS 3eraS, circa 400
Wtetlen norbpcitlicb bon @aloeiton unb
ca. 200 Oteilen liibwetli9 BON 6ortsgSortb
ullo Dallas. Die 60be ilber benz Wfeeres7
iptesel lit (1735 SUB u1D Ser beitdnbi9e
@olfpinb bebingt nicbt MIR beitdnbtge
Nb!pelenbett bon Walaria, ionbern perseDrt
aucb ben &etm 51 Dielen an6ern m.iaSz
matiiben &ranfbeitcn. S6ptnbiii0tige,
N1tbmaz ltnc 9tDeumatismuS : 2ei0enoe
ftnben bier 2tnberung unb bdufi9 @ene1un9.
9aS 2an6 lit grOBtcntbeilS "rolling-
Prairie" @S lit Deoer Sta1tSicbullan0
nocb 6eimitdtte 2anO 5u baben. QlIcs
2ano ge60rt Brtpatperionen, BET greis lit
fir gltes robes Sarmlano BON So Bis So
per 2lcre uno fitr eingeridtcte Tarn1en bon
$6-$12 pet 9(cre. Ser 8ooen lit Derz
i6iebeaartig cbotOlaOfar6igcr 2ebm, lbpars
5er Sonb unO i6tpar5er i6iperer 8ooen.
Die berrlic6e1 SluBtbGlcr unb Die icbonen,
606er gelegenen 9Gtoereien, tpelGbe metitens
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@eintrauben ipadbicn bortreiflicD. Wfit
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man aberaQ in elmer Giefe BON Is bis so
SUB.
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Qae BON 7-9 Wfonate.
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gefGbr 1000 GIntpobner, nit BEN groBarz
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-02-19
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befanntlicb ais &Gmpfer fir unlere Union
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ment, ooer eriten 6eder>9 te9iment, an,
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nit 9tccht auf ibren ausge5eibncten i9tpet7
seriidben Waffengenoiien itOl5 1tno, Elm
ib6nes, nun crit tinltlerii6 fertig gemor7
benes, Nnbenten aus Gbicago nab 8ern
%abgegangen.
Sine gelbmaduoue Mappe aus Waroccos
Qeoer nit Der golbenen Nufl6rttt: v0errn
Sberit @mil Siren BON ieinen .&arncraoen
bcs "a. Suinois Sufanterie : Ge9iment5,
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beften Ber9ament. llebcr Der 3ulbrltt
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G%btca9o, 8. Sanuar, 1894.
6o6oerebrter &ameraD!
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Der 24er baben nit GROCER 8efriebigung
aus ben bteii9en 3eitun8en erleben, oaB
Sbnen, perebrter &amerab, Die li6erauS bo6e
Sire gu She'll genoroen 1T, gum Brdit1
bentcr beS eibeenOiiti6en 8unoe5ratbs
berufen Sl peroen. gBir iino itol5 Oarauf,
tpdbren6 ocS a~lnerifaniihen 8itrgerfrtegeS
at Ser Seite zines WtanneS gefGmpft arl
babel1, Der ii1 ieitber ais StaatSmann
iolb' bcionbere 9luS5ei6nungen ertporben
bat, pte Sic, unb nunnebr an Der Sptbe
Der 8erpoltung Der freten l6tpct5ertl3en
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Snoem mir Sbnen gu 6ieler beion0cren
N~us5ei6nung uniern tnntgiten @lildmull6
barbringen, Sci6nen mir i'm Suffrage bes
8eteranen>Geretn NIT Dor3itgltber 6ocbz
acbtung unO famerabibaftlibem @ruB.
m asf5ss o SSff eomits.
Gorens Mfatterl1, 8rGfioent.
Sacob Stebler, 8icc>B rGIibent.
N6oIp6 Georg, S6aBmeiiter.
Nbolpb Wc5rle, prot, SefretGr.
@miG 6offmann, 6inan5eS efretGr.
8bilipp @nberS, 8tbLiotbefar-
Qn ben 8rditbenten 6eS eibgen0iii1en
8unOeSratbs 6errn Sberit @u1il SreD,
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