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would have relieved the harshness of
the situation and would have evinced
genuine sympathy with labor i'll the
disasters of the times.
In regard to the company's tene-
ments the report says If we exclude
the sanitary features at Pullman, the
rents there are from 20 to 20 per cent
higher than rents i'll Chicago or sur
rounding towns for similar accommo.
dations The aesthetic features are ad-
mired by visitors but have little money
value to employees, especially when they
lack bread. While reducing wages the
company made no reduction in rents.
Its position is that the two matters are
distinct and that none of the reasons
urged as justifying wage reduction by
it as an employer can be considered by
the company as landlord.
The commission deems recommends
tions Of specific remedies premature.
Such problem, for instance, as uni
versal government ownership OF rail
roads is too vast, many sided and far
away, if attempted, to be considered as
an immediate practical remedy. The
commission contends that law should
make it obligatory upon some public
tribunal promptly to intervene by
means of investigation and conciliation
and to report whenever a difficulty OF
the character of that occurring during
the past season at Chicago arises, and
recommends that there be a permanent
United States strike commission Of
three members, with duties and powers
of investigation and recommendation
as to disputes between railways and
their employees, similar to those vested
in the interstate commerce commission
as to rates, etc.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1894-11-16

The Argus-Leader is right in pre-
dieting that South Dakota will be
greatly benefited in the better times
which the restoration of confidence is
sure to bring about. In fact, the Argus
Leader is behaving very prettily since
election and it should be ready to ad-
nit that the chances for prosperity,
which it speaks Of. are much brighter
than they would have been, had Pop
ulism prevailed.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1894-11-16
Convict Crushed.

WALLA WALLA, Wash, Nov. IA
convict named William Thompson met
violent death i'll the jute mill at the
penitentiary. Thompson was among
the shafting and his clothing caught Il
rapidly revolving shaft. Before the
machine could be stopped he was
whirled around several times. When
taken out it was found that almost
every bone i'll his body was crushed.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1894-11-16

BY the time the Republicans come
into power in 1897, the present admin
istration at present rates will have
created an indebtedness for current en-
penses to an amount of Sl50.000, 900,
which will be a legacy to the new ad
ministration. The Republicans, in a
business-like manner. will raise the
revenue and meet the obligations and
then you will hear Democratic howl
about extravaganza.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1894-11-16
Typos in Session.

ST. PAUL, Nov. 14.-The State Typo
graphical Union of Minnesota and the
district union. comprising Minnesota,
the two Dakotas and Manitoba, are in
session. The two bodies met together
at 10 O'Clock at Labor hall and plan
OF consolidation will probably be CON
sldered This is the most important
matter to come before the two bodies
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1894-11-16
wAITE's PROCLAMATION.
The Colorado Governor Pessilnistic Even
in His Thanksgiving.

in His Thanksgiving.
DENVER, Nov l4.-Governor Waite's
Thanksgiving proclamation, after re-
citing the causes for thankfulness
which the people enjoy, continues:
"But withal, the overshadowing
threat to our civilization is the con-
stant recurrence Of industrial and COM
mercial panics, which blight the lives
and hopes of millions of ablebodied and
skilful beings. Monopoly-robbery un-
der the forms Of LAWS the curse of
our times, and withers the best physi-
cal and mental energies of the people.
And while we may be exceedingly
thankful for our genial climate and un-
bounded resources, let us bear in mind
that only through conscientious re-
gard for the industrial rights of all the
people can one blessing Of religious and
economic freedom be permanently es-
tabliShed ~
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1894-11-16

If, perchance, the new czar OF Russia
should prove to be as much OF an auto
cratic swell-head as the emperor OF
Germany, the Oft repeated peace OF
Europe" would not be very long main
tanned. The. German emperor may soon
find it necessary to stir up war with
France in order to quell internal dis
turbances. But it can reasonably be
predicted that the next time the French
and German soldiers meet on the inter-
national fighting ground of Asace-
Lorraine, that territory is likely to
change hands again.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1894-11-16

serious reduction in the income of the
government was wisdom or economy.
HAD there been no tariff disturbance, or
threats OF it, there might have been
lelt something of a depression, caused
by financial conditions abroad, but it
never would have reached the point of
creating deficit in the current ey-
penses Of the government.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1894-11-16
Kent's Trial Begun.

MANDAN, N. d., Nov. 1.-THE trial
OF the Kent murder case hassbegun.
Frrnk NJ Nye, district attorney of
Hennepin county, Mimi, is assisting
the prosecution. The panel was
exhausted and only two jurors obtained.
The defendant is charged with murder
ing his wife, who was Miss Laird of
Minneapolis. He is wanted at Medina,
O., for wrecking a bank.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1894-11-16
Two Daily Papers.

WEBSTER CITY, Ia. Nov. 1.-TWO
new daily papers, both Republican in
politics, have been started here since
election. They have both been run as
weel1lies heretofore, The Freeman hay.
ing been established 36 years ago, and
The Tribune l. years since
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1894-11-16

Between the counties OF Dawson, San
born and Jerauld. there should be a
bond of sympathy. Those three coun-
ties feel lonesome, out in the cold. with
the scant covering of PopLlism, while
sister counties are clothed in robes OF
epublicanism. We would like to ask
Brother Blosser. of Washington Springs,
to lend us his pipe. There are no cigars
downthis way.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1894-11-16
KILLED HIS SISTER.
hooking Accident Occurs at II Minneapoli.
Residence.


M1NNEAPoLls, Nov. IA case of. ac-
cidental shooting, i'll which Caleb Cor
Ser, a lO-yearold son Of +. G. Corser,
killed his l4-year-old sister Bessie, oc-.
Cured at the Corser residence, 6l5
James avenue north. The children
were playing together i'll one of the rooms
on the lower floor of the house. Lying
on the table in one corner. of the
apartment rwas a revolve which the
little fellow started to get. He took it
i'll his hand playfully, and was about to
take it from the table when the trigger
caught in fiber of the cloth covering
of the table, causing the weapon to be
discharged. The bullet entered the
girls face just little to the left of the
nose and penetrated the brain.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1894-11-16
Fighting the Race Tracks.

PROVIDENCE, R. L., Nov. IL An or
gan.zed fight against running races is
to be made at the next session of the
legislature, and those acquainted with
political affairs in Rhode Island are Of
the opinion that no more meetings viii
be held,
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1894-11-16
KNIGHTS OF LABOR.
Powderly and Debs Not Present at the
Opening of the Annual Convention.

Powderly and Debs Not Present at the
Opening of the Annual Convention.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 14.-Neither ex-
Grand Master Workman Powderly nor
Eugene " Debs, who had been invited,
Labor convention was ready to be
called to order at noon. Both OF these
labor leaders We're expected OH the
morning train but did not arrive. 1t
was stated, however, that they would
be on hand later. Until Powderly
reaches here it is difficult to say what
the nature of the attempt to wrest the
control from the present ruling element
in the order will partake Of. The con-
vention came together at 12 o'clock,
with about 80 delegates, representing
the various states of the Union in at
tendance, and with the officers of the
order occupying seats at the head OF the
Screwmen's hall Governor Foster
wired that he was i'll and could not
come to the city, and Colonel L. Sam
bola Jones appeared as the special rep
resentative of his excellency, for whom
he spoke. Colonel Jones also read
loGlFI lIOLl ulle SoNeIuOi COIlHie1oluS
the order.
Welcomed the Delegates.
Mayor Fitzpatrick made a brief ad-
dress Of welcome on behalf of the city,
and Grandmaster Sovereign replied for
the Knights. After the public cere-
monies Of opening the convention We're
over, the public was asked to retire, the
doors We're closed and the session began.
The reports of the various officers is
the principal business occupying the
attention of the knights for the day.
The session will last for eight Oh ten
days Leading officers and delegates
say it is too early yet to say who will
be chosen as officers, and Mr.. Sovereign
is authority for the statement that he is
not candidate in the sense of actively
canvassing for the election. He will,
however, accept his present office if it
is tender ed to him.
Debs Cannot Attend.
Eugene v Debs telegraped to Vice
President Howard of the A. r. U. that
he has been summoned to appear III
Chicago on Friday and that he will be
unable to attend the sessions of the
knights of Labor
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1894-11-16

The Omaha Bee is growing over the
defeat of Majors in Nebraska, but the
man who has been so virulentlv at
tackled by the Bee may live to see the
day when the Republican party in Ne
braska will be bigger than Rosewater.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1894-11-16
Acknowledged Raising a Check.

DENVER, Nov. IA man giving the
name of Frank Monroe has been ar
rested here for attempting to. cash a
certificate issued by the Crocker- Wool
worth bank of San Francisco, which
had been raised from Sl5 to 81 800.
Monroe acknowledged that he had
raised the check. The police believe he
is protest. onal check raiser.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1894-11-16
MONEY ORDER OFFICES.
An Increase in Number of 1Os Per Cent in
Four Years.

lHCEe1Se NttIffUeT UI CT NeHI
Four Years.
WASHINGTON, Nov 1.-THE annual
report of George A. Howard, the audi
tor for the postoffice department, shows
that the total number OF money order
offices i'll operation on June 80, 1890,
was 8, 3S2, and on June 30, 1894, l9, 529,
an increase of more than los per cent
in four years. The increase luring the
last fiscal year was l,O95 During this
period the amount received by post
masters for money orders and postage
notes issued was $l65, 235, l29. The
amount paid out by postmasters on
account Of money orders and postal
notes was S157, 9S:, ,5G6.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1894-11-16
Were Not Murdered.

SIOUX FALLS, S. d., Nov. l4.-The re-
port telegraphed from here that Joseph
La Croix and Phillip Wells, his uncle,
had been murdered while crossing the
Pine Ridge Indian reservation proves
untrue. They have both arrived here
safe and sound. La Croix had been
bound over at Deadwood to appear in
the federal term of court here and made
the trip overland.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1894-11-16

The defeat OF NJ. NJ. Estee, Republic
al nominee for governor of California,
is to a great degree attributable to his
Identification with the Southern Pacific
railway bossism in that state. AS a
public man, MIR. Estee was unobjection-
able, but he was subject 10 the dsadv
tagc of being the candidate OF the con-
Germ which was Objectionable.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1894-11-16

Senator Kyle this morning, speaking
of the election results, said the Popu-
lists made good gains and cited as an
example that in Texas the Populists
had elected their governor. The Sen
ator must be mistaken. Our latest in
formation shows Culbertson, Democrat.
is elected by $4,000 plurality.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1894-11-16

in Colorado making Republican speech
as and organizing the woman voters of
that state. and to her brilliant efforts
are due in no small degree the over
turning OF Populism in that state.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1894-11-16

The last election put New York in
the column of sure Republican states
aud transplanted Texas 10 the doubtful
list In fact, it looks a little like solid
North and IL doubtful South.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1894-11-16
Leonard Is Indicted.

ST. paul, Oct. 13.-An Indictment
has been found against Charles Leonard
fer manslaughter in the second degree
for killing Charles j. Luth during the
railroad strike.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1894-11-16
SEVENTEEN POLICEMEN SUSPENDED
Chicago Coppers Who Didn't Keep Order
at the Polls.

CHICAGO, Nov. Ia Seventeen big
policeman We're suspended by Inspector
Setback at the East Chicago avenue
station. Their Indifference to the num-
erous outrages comitted at the polls,
eliminating in the murder Of Gus Col
liander election night, is alleged to be
tile direct cause. The formal charges
are neglect of duty and disobedlence OF
of orders
There were 344 members Of the Union
League club who sat at dinner. After
dining, they talked about election day
outrages, and within 10 minutes OF less
made up purse of $4,000 to help pay
for the catching of election law vio-
lators and the sending of the same to
Joliet. A committee of 25 was APP
pointed to carry on the fight.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1894-11-16
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STRANGLER'S ROW.
Another Mysterious Murder In a Disrcpu-
table Quarter at Denver.

table Quarter at Denver.
DENVER, Colo, Nov. IA" "Strangler's
Row. was the scene of another murder.
About l:l5 a. m. No. 1915 Market street
was visited by the fend whose strange
hobby is to choke women to death and
when he left the place Kuiku Oyama, a
Japanese girl who ran the place, was a
corpse, with the marks of the strangler's
work upon her throat.
The murder was committed i'll the
same row of houses III which Lena Tap
per and Marie Contassoit were
strangled.
The mode of her death too, was ex-
actly similar. After partially choking
her, the job was completed by tying a
towel around her throat and tightening
the moose until life left her body.
The only difference between Kuiku
Oyamas murder and the strangler's
other jobs is that size was discovered
:, il.!t me- pts, VA, still beating and
breath yet III her lungs.
Kuiku Oyama was "a years old, and
emigrated from Japan to Chicago with
the racial Representatives Of her native
land to the Columbian exposition.
Several arrests have been made, but
as far as known there is no evidance
against any of the parties held
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1894-11-16

The way Mrs. Lease sails into the
Ipopulists and Democrats OF Kansas
shnws that she is no gentleman.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1894-11-16
No Reduction in othcers' Salaries.

During all of this reduction and its
attendant suffering none Of the salaries
Of the officers. managers or superin-
tendents We're reduced Reductions in
these would not have been so severely
felt, would have shown good faith.
, 1894-07-12
OdS County unterlieot.

Der @rOseB 5piicben Sen GountD SCOT
uno oer StaOt Gbicago I'm ben 8eiiB bes
8atb6auleS lit 9eitcrn 5u llngunlten 6e5
Gountp'S BON 8icbter GuleD enticbicocn
ipOrben. Der &tbter bat bic GtntpGnoc
oeS Gountp'S 9egen ben bon Ser Stabt be-
antragten @inbaltSbefeDl, burcb tpetcben
Den @ountDbcb0roen Dcrboten tperoen ioQ,
elm Neutrality-suspicious. gegen Bic itGotiz
lche 8eboroe 81 betretben, Suritfgetpieien
unO an8eorbnet, OaB Der GlubaltSbefe6G
auS8earbeitet unO am Treitag prQle1tirt
tper0en loI.
Gou1tDanipolt Subj bate geltenO gez
macbt, oaB 0as GountD gar fetr 9tccbt &C.
babt Ddtte, Sen itdotiicben 8eB0rben oie
tpcitli9e S6(fte beS Gountp9ebGu0eS einSu=
rdnmen. 8icbter SuleD ia8t in ieiner
Gntl9,i0un9 fol9enbe5: 9a5 GourtD bat
Der Staot baS Grunbiiid augenicbeinltcb
81 Dem 93ipc6c gc8eben, t6r ei8eneS @runO-
ltitf 81 perbeiiern un0 aucb, UNI Ser Staot
git DeLIen, uno e5 bot feline 3uitimmung
oaSu 9egeben, baB Die Stoot auf bemlelben
elm Dffentlic9eS @cbGuoe gum &%oitenouf>
wanO bon 81, 300, 900 erridbtete. SIS mGre
cine ltngere9tigfeit, Die itG0tiiAen 8eb0r>
Den aus Dem @ebduOe 0~erau55uieBen, obnc
i6nen cine entiprechenbe Gnti4d6igWng 5t
5a6leu.
, 1894-07-12
Gefhmorener boLbroof.

3. @. 6OIbroOf aus GuanIton 1T elmer
Der 8mOeszG ef3fpOrcnen, rpelc6e 9eb5
uno @enOitcn in neutrality-suspicious. oerieBten.
6r lit Der @in8i8e, ipeItber aus Der I'M
mtttclbarcn 9tac6barlbafb GDicago5 genomtz
men DurOe. Gr lift aber aucb berienige,
ipel6er ais eiu unerbittlicbcr @egner Der
Nrbettcr betannt lit. 3or 5ipei SQ6reu
~ltattete ct 0erru 6rtd in 6omeIteab einen
8elucb ab, fam nab Chicago 5llriid uno
btclt I'M Sunfet Stub cine Reoe ilber Die
Quftrttte in 0omeitca6. SIN berlelben err
tldrtc CT, Dap Carnegie uno Die bon ibm
angeiteatcn 4infcrlonianer DoQfommeu
berecbtigt iuarcn, 0ie Streifer nie6erSuz
ibieBen, ipd6reno Die 50otutg Der 2eute
8infertOnS ieiten5 Ser Streifcr ein Ser
brecbcn mar. 9ieieni9en, lpelcbe nit BEN
Stretfern iDmpatbtitrten, icien iGrc Wtitz
ibulOi8eu in icoer 8e5iebung getueien.
9iele 2teuBerungen iuur0eu Don ben gu
b0rcrn lcbr miBfdltg aufgeuommen- PIN
S6luB leiner Rebe Oertrut &olbrDof ben
S%tanOpurft, oaB e5 am bciten lei, Die Dir
better nieOcr5ul6ieBcu, iobalb ie an ben
Stretf 9ingeu. Dieter 0}anH tpuroe sum
OtitgIieo Der &urD %errannt, meldbe 0ebs
uno leine GoIegcu, Sic icit 2lniang ocs
Stretf5 Die @inIeBun9 zines ScbieoSgericbt5
befllrpOrtetell, in 2I~nfiage3ultan6 perieBte.
, 1894-07-12
Oerlorene GiebesnliihI

U2aDor Yiltgree bon Detroit, Der geitern
geGen Ifittdg in Chicago etntraf begub itch
am J~(ncblnittag in 8e9letutng bon OtQDor
6opftnS unb Gr8tire 90. 8belpS, benz
BrGit0enten Der S6u6tpaaren = @ngro5z
Sirma 8Dclp3, Dodge & Yalmer, mach
DEM 8ureau oeS 0iceprGii0enten MidcS
i'm BullmGn>@e6Gu0e, I'M uo6lnal5 eincn
8erlucb 81 mdcbelt, Sic 8ertreter Der 9}ul>
MAJ SO. 81 elmer Observation-Disclosures
nit elmer ldic05geri6tIicben 8ctlegung oeS
StrctteS 81 DerdnIalien. 9(n6eSl 5tpci
StultOet iDaren 0te 6erren in Goniercl3
az tpelcber auBer ben @enannten nocb ais
Gertreter Der Yuuman So. GcneralQnpalt
aSoDn @. HunneI5 uno 0eidQftSfit6rer
George s. 8rOwn tDetlnaDmeu. lle6er
baS GrgebniB Der Gonfercn5 CAB ipG5
ter 0ideS Elm Bulletin berau8, 6aS feiner
meiteren &rfldrung beoarf. 9aiieI6c lalz
let ME folgt:
gOtaDOr 9in9rce bon Detroit, pom
WtaDOr !6opfinS un6 @r8tine so. g 6elpS
bon Chicago be8Iejtet, ipracb in Der Office
0erBuumdr1 So. Dor un0 unterbreitcte Deren
8ertrctern Die Gelegramme, nclbe W1aOor
Ytngree bon ben 8iir9ermetitern onoerer
StGOte in 8e5ug ouf bic Carbohydrates
fra9e er6altcn bate. 0arauf fol9ts eine
freunOi6aftlicbe ldn8ere0 iSculiion Der 0nz
geIegen6eit, in bcren 8erlauf bic 8eamten
Der 8uQmon So, ou8fiibrltc0 i0re @riuoe
fir ben bon tDntn etrgcnDmmcnen Stan0=
puntt ouSeinon0erieBtcn, baB bic Sroge,
I'm bic IS iicb banOle, Oh Die 0erfc pic0sr
9%c0ffnct unb Der 8etrieb inter 8ebtngutz
gen, Die Der @eieui9oft ruintrenOc Ser
lutte auferlegten, tpicOcr aufgenommen
tper0cn lOUe, itb nicbt fiir cine ibic059ez
ri9tltcbc 2Diung eigne,"
9aS Gr8ebnlB Der 8cmit6ungen be5
WaDor5 Btn8rce bat lpobl 9tiemanD iiber7
rai9t, unO oer 9etroiter WfaDor bdttc e5
iib aub ielbit iagen f0nner, ooB 8uumm
ntcbt geraOe tim 81 2iebe iicb BON leiner
biSber 6cfOlgten 8oIitif abpen0en piir6e.
Mapor !6opfinS bat iibrt8cn5 ieinen
9etroiter Gouegen nur aus 60flic6fejt be-
gleitet un6 niemol8 ernitlic5 9c8laubt, 6aB
Die 8emii0un8en beS 6crrn 9ingree Grfol8
ba6en f0nnten.
, 1894-07-12
DDS neue NoreBbuh.

9aS ncre, iOeben aus8egebcnc N6reBbuc6
Set StaOt Chicago u1teritbci0et iid3 in Snz
bait uno Nusitattung MIR peni9 pOn ietnem
OOrid3rigen Gorgdngcr. Ole g~e9cnpGrtigc
8cO0lferun955iffer fit Chicago miro aui
1885, 900 an8ege6en, unO boS IbreB6ucb
entbGlt $4,000 9famcn mebr ais OaS OOrs
idbri9e.
Der am bGrfigitcn borbanbcne Same lit
in Chicago Sobnion, >uelcber 9}omc BOO
nal wieberfebrt. 9emnGcbit fommen Die
Smitb, $500 Mai. 80 NAL lit oer Nome
.SSo6n Smith OOr6onOeg, Der 9tame Sones
fDnmt 1860 mai Dor.
8emerfenSlpcrt6 lit Der 2(nStpeiS 6eS
NoreBbucbeS, b0B bic l3obI Der 2(breiienz
dltocrun9en cine picl 8r0Bere ais in irgeno
cinem Sabre oot6cr lit.
, 1894-07-12
Observation-Disclosures.

SIN itG6tiic6en 8auamt murben folaenSe
Observation-Disclosures atSgeiteut:
s.. g. Gbben8O, S~tpeiitOGigeS 8adfeinz
0ebdIlOe unb @rb8ei6oB, Sos. 166G-68
San 8urenitr., peraniGGagt auf So, 600:
9. Nfarib, 5meiit. 8afiteinge6du6e un6
Grb9eidoB, 1859 6%outbpOrt 2(pe., $500:
&. W%tarOuarbt, @5tpeiit. 8afiteingebau6e
unO @ro8ei1OB, 003 Cortland @~(uenue.
$1,000; 6ranf !6aUemenn, s~ipeift. Sad
iteitgebduoe unO @rOgeiboB, 775 Sum
6OIotitr., $2300; 5. Stumble, 3tpeift0fioes
8afltetngebduOe unb GrO8elcboB, 927 6biS
cagO NOe., $500; SriuitGt55 Sircbe, 3peiz
itOdi8eS 8aditein=@ emetnoe6aus, &c. 1O5
rs. Stu, $4,000; 6rant 6toQ, BRETT,
8offtein8cbdnoe unO GrOgeibOB, 143G
&oScOeitr., $500; Duncan Cameron. smsi
3peiit. 8Obnbauier, 147-49 Srptno 9Ipe
$15, 900 George 2inb9ren, BRETT. Sad
iteingeOdu0e uno GrOgei4oB, go. 1929
8Olfram QIOe., $4,000.
, 1894-07-12

!6eute friib ge8en balb orej l!Dr betratcn
6r0nt G0ntinett uno 5pet m0ere, uubcz
fannie O}Gnner Die Sdbantlpirt6i6ait bon
Soc. 0arriion, go. 277 98eit Wtaoiion
S1raBe unO %begannen leBteren mitS6impfz
iDDrteu Der gemeiniten Qtrt Su ilberbGufen.
9arrtlon fitmmertc iicb 3ucrlt nicpt nm bic
&erIe, Oodb Durbe ibm Die Sacbe cn0ltcb
SIT Dunt un0 De0eu1ete CT oe5balb BEN I'M
ptQfOmmcnen @diteu nit elmer nicbt mig
6uOeritcbcnoen 6anObepegung, baB man
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