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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1895-02-28
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Home Seekers Excursion

Via the Minneapolis & St. Louis
railroad, Feb. 5th, March 5th and
April I'd and Both, 1895.
To all points in Alabama, MISSISSIPPI
pi, North Carolina, South Carolina,
and Tennessee, also to all points on
L. 4 N. R'y. in Florida, all points
Kentucky south of Hortonville, Cen
trail City, and Danville. All points in
Georgia, north of Millen, Macon, Fl.
Riley and Eanfala.
All points in Louisiana on the
Louisville & Nashville, III. Central R.
H., Y. 4 N. V. r. r., and S. Pac. R'y.,
except New Orleans.
Tickets limited to continuous pas
sage, final limit 20 days from date of
sale.
For further information apply to
agent NJ. St. L. r. r. 23-8t
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Thousands of people are looking California
wards. They want to know where to go to
raise fruit and how to travel cheaply and
comfortably. For full answer to these ques-
lions. address CALIFORNIA BUREAU OF INFOR-
NATION. Room ll3s Guaranty Loan Building
MinneapOll MINI. S-12
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The u. S. Govt Reports
show Royal Baking Powder
superior to all others.
California Fruit CrOp.

$4,000. 900 worth raised this year. Do you
know where and at what profit, the unsur-
passed California raisin grape is grown or
the luscious peach, the LOWEST prune in the
want to know how to travel through that
district comfortably and cheaply: If you do.
address CALIFORNIA BUREAU OF INFORMA-
TON. Room 1888 Guaranty Loan Binding.
Minneapolis. MINI. $40
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1895-02-28
STATE LEGISLATURE
T*ENTY-NlNTH BIENNIAL SESSION


Monday, Feb. Is.
SENATE.-The senate had as q special
order for its evening session Senator
Ozmun's corrupt practices acts. F. %.
The author of the bill made a strong
'peech in its favor. After considerable dis
cussion the bill was recommitted for
amendment The bill providing for the
removal OF screens and curtains from sa-
loon windows was recommended for in
definite postponement
Senate File 1874 was passed. This bill is
in accordance with the suggestion con-
tanned in the governors message aud per-
mits larger latitude IN the investment of
school funds.
HOUSE-Consideratio of the capitol
bill occnpied an hour and was finally
made special order for Tuesday, March
s. The baking powder bill was recon-
mended to pass; also the bill compelling
railroads to construct "Y'' connections at
intersecting points and to establish
through joint rates.
Four bills of local Importance were
passed.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1895-02-28

Weir gang pillow, in good running
order, to trade for COWS or sheep.
H. G. PUR1NroN, Redwood Falls,
MINI.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1895-02-28

English SPAWN Liniment removes
all hard, soft or calloused Jumps and
blemishes from horses, blood spavins,
curbs, splints, sweeney, ring-bone,
stiles, sprains, all swollen throats,
coughs, etc. Save $50 by use of one
bottle. Warranted the most wonder
full blemish cure ever known. Sold
by H. M. Hitchcock & Co., druggists,
Redwood Falls, MINI.
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Duluth Grain.

DULUTH, Feb g. 1895.
WHEAT-Cash; February, No. l hard,
57Tc; No. Northern, 569fc; May, No. /
Northern, size; July, No. l Northern,
$3.50.
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Minneapolis Grain.

MINNEAPOLIS, Feb. %, 1885,
WHEAT-February closed at SIC; May
55A@555sc; July, $500. On Track-No l
hard, 571c: No. Northern, 56Ac; No. 2
Northern. 55l%c.
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For Sale.

Four hundred bushels of potatoes,
aud 50 bushels of onions at H. G..
Ackmann's.
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THE WORK OF CONGRESS
Monday, Feb. Ia.

The agricultural appropriation bill
passed the senate and the bill for unlim-
tied coinage of silver was made unfinished
business. This gives it the right of way
even to the exclusion of approximation
bills.
The house passed several bills under sus-
pension of the rules. Among them was
one 10 raise the rate of pensions for Mex
lean war veterans to $12 month.
Tuesday, Feb. 10.
The house spent the day in the further
consideration of the naval appropriation
bill. The committee on naval affairs were
victorious at every test of strength. The
conference report on the bill to extend the
time for making returns under the income
tax law were agreed to.
The senate spent all day and until 9
o'clock in the evening in debate on the
Jones silver bill. 1t became apparent that
no vote could be secured, and the senate
adjourned. This virtually kills the bill
for this session.
Wednesday, Fob. 20.
The naval appropriation bill passed the
house with provision for three new battle
ships aud twelve torpedo boats.
The senate considered the Indian appro-
priation bill, the Jones silver bill having
been sidetracked. In the course of a speech
Senator Chandler announced that the next
congress will investigate the administers.
tion gold bond deal, annex Hawaii and
build the Nicaragua canal.
Thursday, Feb. II.
A sectarian debate of an acrimonious
nature was precipitated in the senate dur
ing the consideration of the Indian appro-
priatiOn bill. The consideration of the
bill was not completed
The house devoted most of the day to
the consideration of the senate amend
ment to the consular and diplomatic ap-
preparation bill, appropriating 500, 900 for
the construction of cable to the Hawai-
ian islands The amendment was de-
feated.
Friday, Feb. 20.
In the senate the contract school item of
the Indian bill was completed in such
form as to provide 20 per cent reduction
from the expenditures of last year.
Senator Pettigrew announced that a pri-
vate agreement had been reached whereby
the pooling bill would be taken up and
kept before the senate until vote was
reached.
The house devoted the day to the further
consideration of the general deficiency ap-
preparation bill.
Saturday, Feb. 20.
The Indian appropriation bill was passed
by the senate after having been under con-
sideration five days, and beginning was
made on the sundry civil bill. A motion
to take up the pooling bill was defeated
by decisive vote
The house continued consideration of
the general 6ofic;opc h.1
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1895-02-28
Electric BltterS.

This remedy is becoming so we'll
known and SO popular as to need no
special mention. All who have used
Electric Bitters sing the same song of
praise-A purer medicine does not OK
ist and it is guaranteed to do all that
is claimed. Electric Bitters will cure
all diseases of the liver and kidneys,
will remove pimples, boils, salt rheum
and other affections caused by impure
blood.-Will drive malaria from the
system and prevent as we'll as cure
Ill malarial fevers.-For cure of
headache, constipation and indiges-
ton try Electric Bitters.-Entire sat-
isfaction guaranteed, or money refund
ed.-Price Scots. and $1.N per bot
tie at Schmahl & Co.'S drug store. S
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Chicago Union Stock Yards.

CHICAGO, Feb. %, 1885,
HOGS-Market fairly active; steady to
SC higher.
Sales .s.nged &C $s.65@3 95 for light; 50. 70
GALS for mixed; $3.7O@4.25 for heavy
packing and shipping lots; s.. 7O03. IS for
rough.
CATTLE-Market firm,
SHEEP-Market easy.
Receipts: Hogs, 1900; cattle, IS
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Thursday, Feb. FL.


S. F. 2s1, Senator Cronkite's measure pro-
viding that native stone should be used on
public buildings, caused considerable dis
cussion, during which the regents of the
university came in for little criticism.
The senators evidently thought the bill a
good one, as it was finally unanimously
recommended for passage. S. f. 2O3, to
provide for the punishment of persons in
juring or destroying dams, met no oppo-
sition and was recommended to pass.
Eight bills were passed and large NUM-
Der Of committee reports received. Adj
journed till Saturday.
HOUSE-Speaker Van SAINT named the
house committee of Is which is to act with
the senate committee in the visit to the
new capitol commission. The committee.
by congressional districts, is made up as
follows: Feig and McGrath, Seventh dis
trict; Downs and Zier, Fifth; Barta, Parker
and Gerlach, Fourth; Swanson, Jones, j.
N, and Jones, j. d., Sixth; Scofield and
Damp, Third; jacobson, Second, and Lit
Teton and Post, First.
The Littleton baking powder bill was
defeated, as were also SIMPSONS local
option bill and the resolution to so amend
the constitution as to allow the building
of a state elevator at Duluth. A bill to
appropriate $1OO, 900 for Red river drainage
canals was recommended to pass without
a word of protest. Adjourned to Monday.
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Chicago Grain and ProvisIous.
CHICAGO. Feb. %, 1896
CLOSING PRICES.
WHEAT-February, s0]l5Oxc; May,
52K@5Sc; July, 54c.
CORN-February, 42K@42stc; May, AZ
@44sc; July, 44st@441lc; September.
Axc.
oATs-Tsbruary, CSC; May. 2oNc; June,
Soc; July, 27Nc.
Probationary. 1895; May, >lo1A
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1895-02-28

SENATE.-At the opening of the morn
ing session Of the senate an invitation to
visit the state agricultural school in tho
afternoon was accepted and night session
decided on.
President Day announced as the COM
mittee of Is to inspect the report of the
capitol experts, Senators Stevens, Reishus
Morgan. Yale, Wyman, Greer, Iltis, Nc
Hale. Peterson, Schaller, Masterman.
Spencer, Cronkhite, Young and Thorpe.
House File No. 148 was passed under
suspension of the rules 1t relates: to the
sale of liquors in the vicinity of the state
fair grounds.
Among the bills passed was one propos-
ing an amendment to the constitution to
authorize the taxation of the property of
sleeping, drawing room and parlor car
companies.
HOUSING afternoon session was held.
but one was called in the evening. 1t
was devoid of interest Four bills were.
passed, principally amendments to ex-
listing statutes.
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Wednesday, Feb. 20.

SENATE. senators were away
on committee junkets, so there was barely
quorum.
The bill abolishing days of grace was
killed in committee of the whole. The
bill amending factory laws was recon-
mended to pass. The senate adjourned
for the day at 11:3O.
HOUSE.-Senate File 81, limiting pun
ishment for grand larceny to 10 years inn
prisonment created a lively discussion.
when an attempt was made to pass it
under suspension. 1t was lost. On assem-
bling after the recess the house resolved
itself into committee of the whole and
went to work on general orders. A fight
was at once begun to amend or kill H. F.
81, substitute for H. F. 50, relating to
chattel mortgages. A number of amend
ments were offered and discussed, and the
bill was finally recommended for indefinite
nOStnOnement
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1895-02-28

Or. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Most Perfect Made.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-08-22
Ser cuhuniIdle WuIffuuO.

Sopana, 81. 9tuquit.- Sberft
Sliper t6eilt aus &emeoios nit, bab
fein Commando am lebten 0ienitage
BEL Manguito unD Rio Qargo nit 8ez
bellenbanben 5uIummenitieB unb BEN
felben Elm Sreffen lieferte. 9rei eSnz
iurgenten purben gefangen Qenomz
men II. cine ni6t Observation-Disclosures
titdt Munittpn erbeutet. 2(us sra
tun5as fommt Die g2adri4t, baBSrupz
pen unter Der 5iibrung bon Sbsrit
MpIina geitern in Der g}d6e bon Gu
qua 2aja5 in Der proOin3 SuntaGIaz
ra uuF einem 2anDgute 5lpet 9(bt6eiz
lungen NufItdnbif6er unter Der 6i6s
rung bon 9urtaoo 3aDas uno 9lntoz
nico g2une5 iiberrumpelten, angriTfen
unO in Die 6lu6t Ihluqen. GLF
tobte unb brei ocrtpltnbete &e6cllen be-
bedtsn bus G6la6tfelo, ipd6reno pon
ben Hegierungstruppen nur Giner oez
t0otst unb 5ipei beriDunDet purben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-08-22
StaDt SalIlm0rs.

@efongberetn 6armonie.
Der 9efansDerein n9armonie" iibz
te geitern 2t6enO in Ieinem Glu6lotale
an Der @eIts6apetteitrabe unter Der
2eitunq bes Sirigenten 9rn. 81 Paz
DIE bas rei3enbe Qieo bon Mar pOn
@ein5ierl rWus 3iebt Did na9 ben
9ergen?" Sn Der Daruuf folgenoen
@eI6GftsiiBung purben bic 2lrran=
dement's fir bas am nG6Iten 9onnerz
itag ftuttfinbenbe 8arten Gon3ert
gum @bI6luB gebra4t. gei Der am
2. Septbr. Northumberland
bGlt 9r. u. bon @ansleben bic 5eit>
rebe; 2eBtere pirb, nie bereits i'm
nOeutf9enGorreiponoenten 6ertbtet,
nit bem 9artenzGon3ert perbunOen.
8on 9rn. q. 6rOhnbduier, einem atz
tipen Mitgliebe Der r!9armonie," lpelz
der CUR 3eit cine ausgeDe6nte ReiIe
bur6 0euti9lanb ma6t, fam Elm
8rief our 8erteIung, in bem er bon
Setlbronn aus bic beiten WiinI6e
fir Die rSurmonie" gum Q(usbrud
bra6te. Sr. 6rO6n9GuIer lit, Dem
S9rei6en mad gu urt6eilen, ent3iitt
BON Der romantti9en @eqenb, in mel
der er peilt, unb bei0noer5 i4etnt
tbm bas y&Gtb6en pon 0eil6ronn"
in bic Qluqen geito3en gu BADEN.
Sr. u. bon Wunsleben erpd9nte in
elmer ber3li6en 4nipra4e bas @blez
ben bes Srn. Qlrtbur Sdger, zines
Miteliebes Der n9armOnie," unb err
boben ii6 bic 2tnpeIenben gu @9ren
bes Sa6ingei4ieoenen DON ibren
Siben.
Gin tolGer 5unb, pel3er
qeitern Na9mittag bic Na6barf4aft
Der gfibgepoobz unb PulastiitraBe
unii6er ma6te, puroe pom 4oli3iiten
StpG1als erl9onen. ~
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Ius Ger Suu0rsbauptfant.

SeIsheT DE Nra1HUG int &usie UHn"S'
gBuf6ington, 20. 9tuguf. -
Die jiinqit 5tattgeGubtsn Yrutun9e:n
Der Ganbioaten fir StelIungen IN
Ger 3eQierunq8- -0ruderei baben ollz
BergenG6nIi6 cute IeTultate er9eben.
Son Den 9rudern er5iejte leDer EN-
5elne 9eperber einen Gur4Ihnttt bon
100 Projent, Don Den ScbarE beilonz
ben Die priifunq 50, BON Den &nthbinz
bern 81 uno Dpn ben 9anpIperterH ~
Pro3ent.
g 4aBamts : Ginnafm men.
Die 6eutiQen SnIunbiteuer@Gtnz
nabmen bstrugen $337 7309, an Sol
len liefen $229, ,269 uno aus rcrI3tez
oenen Quellen $29, 700 ein. NatjonaI@
8antnOten gum 9etrage DON $IoI@
962 nurben eingeIOit.
9egnabtgun9en.
Der prdiibent unter5eid1nete beute
bas 8egnabigungsgeIuh BON 8m. 8.
2(ntlep, tpelher am Is. Nprtl D. s..
ne9en unerlaubter S1erItellung DON
N6isteD gu elmer einjd6rigcn @efdn9@
nibbaft, Ioipie elmer 8eiObube BON
$500 tno Soften perurtbeilt fpuroe.
yerner perpanbelte 9r.@lepeldno bas
iiber 8m. 9epfer, in beiien 9eiiB
5alI6gelb porocFunoen noroen mar,
berbdngte llrtbeil pon 5pci Sdbren
4rbeitsbaus in feds W}Onate 8efdn8z
nib.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-08-22
Gs iehlteu nie gcmei7e.

GATE Gitp, 6Ia., q. 2luguif,
- Gelegentli6 be5 @orper60rs in
Dem Sale BON Sobn 8alter, s. 90.
8oban, 90. 9. Yubgett unb S6pmas
P6iQips, pel6e Der S6eilnabme an
ei1em lebbin an Dem Neqerprebiger
&obert Bennett bpG5ogenen QDn9ge=
ri6te beItbulbigt poren, ergub Die
8etpeisaufnabme 10 ipenig 8rabirenz
bes, baB fdmmtli4e bier Qlngeflagte
pieber auf freien SUB geIeBt tperOen
muBten, ungefd6r fiinf3ig Weibe,
Sreunbe Der 9(nqefIugten, tamen
f4tper beipaffnet in Die Stabt, um etz
paige unruben Der erregten Negerbez
bDlferung i'm Seine 81 erItiden. 9enz
nett tpurDe pegen perfu6ter @erqez
paltisung Der tleinen Sphter 80. 9.
pabQett's 9elDnAt, unb @ouperneur
Mlit6an bat cine 8eIo6nune bon
$500 fir Die 5eitna6me unb 1eberz
fiibrung Der 2Dn6er uusgeieBt, bod
glaubt man allgemein, baB Der Staat
tpohl niema!s in bic Gage fommen
pirb, biefen 8etra9 ausau8ablen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-08-22
Selbitmurn burdl @iuatbmnng hnn
G;as

Gbicaqp, 20. Q(u9uIt. - mil
ton g. Merriu, tpeldsr ais gtothtaufz
Ieber Der burlington Giienbahn"
bisrislbit anseItellt mar, bat 9eitern
2tbenD SeIbitmprb beQangen. Wterz
riffs 6rau mar in 6olgs zines i'm
lebten sSanuar erlittsnen S4loganz
faQes balb perfriippelt, uno 10 ptrz
liebte Ii4 ihr Gjutte in cine feI9e Wtttz
ipe, g}amens Wlarp @cetidh, ipeld6e IN
Nr. 661, Sai7teoftrobe, eine g9trthz
i3aft betreibt. oyn lebtsrcr ,3eit tRellte
WterriQ Ieiner Satin mehr, nenn/einz
NAL nit, DaB ar ii9 nit 6eiratAsgez
banfen TRACE, ba Tie 5eioe ia bod ME
Qeieglih getruut ipprDen feien. SSn
6otQe oeTsn rei3te 5ruu 2Rerri1 allf
@nrot6en ibrer berbeiratbeten God]z
ter, elmer 6rdu s. 8. Ri4orp5, cine
9}atitiDn al Gidarb G6etlain etn, I'M
i6ren @atten an ieinem beabiiNtiQten
8ortaben gu 6inosrn. Der &jc3ter
gelDdfrte Gu0 einen entIprehenben
Gintolts6sfshl, ippruuf 5rou Mlerrjn
alsbalo cine @5eIbeiDungstlage an
bGngig mohte. DieIs @UrQange IGetz
nen auf WGerriq, Der ij5er6aupt iii
lauFenoen SABRE f9lpece G@ididl5z
I3lGge gu erIeiOen bate, tiefen Gin
Orut gemadt 81 boben. Sym 9(nFon9
D. $. raubte ibm Der Sob Die N}utter,
tur5 burouf itarb inn cine S6l2ee
iter, unO iiinqit perlor er 5pei S0hne,
Den lebten, WlarteD, Dor elmer W0Dc
in Cincinnati, Don Deiien &ei6enbe=
gdngn;B er crit bor 3}pei 3agen bier
fer 3Urijdtebrte. Geitern frii6 6egab
er Ti1 an Die Nr6eit, feDrte aber balo
pieber beim, mo er ii9 uuf iein 3imz
mer 5uriid3og unO 0as 9a5 pOG an
bre6te. 2t6eno5 funo man feline
QPirhp
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-08-22

8pbItbGttQe 8ermG 6 t.
milf e.-Ous Seitdment Der perItor4
benen6rau 6enriette 9ergmann, @ats
tin bes babingsI6ieoenen 9b. 8ergz
mann, fpuroe geitern i'm 8aiienges
ri6t beItdtigt. Die 9eritorbene pers
madt in oemIeIben Dem nSsroelitts
i1en 9oipitul" uno Dem ySsraelittz
fhen Waiienbuu3" ie 5000. 9r.
Sy7oat 9erQmann pirb gum SeitaH
ment8ooIlitreder ernannt.
p lie n2uitigen " 6 6t5e6n"
bsrfommelten ijb geitern 2tbeno in
TrD0liher &unoe in bem GlubbuuIa
Der r6urmonic." 9rGiioent S. s.
8aBler fii6rte oa5 9rGToium un0
s9yo6n 2(. &lcin prototolirte, Iptpeit es
nGt4iq lpor. @aItIoTsn pur0e, ans
GDnuton. btn 1. September D. s., bic
brittle Grturi.on SIT Oeranitdlten un6
3nor na4 cer n%slano Yoint 6ii6ing
S4ore" ON &ut HiDer. WaS bdS
arrangements Gomite fir oieTeu
Qtusfluq 2tleS Qtplaut, ent8iebt ii9
Der 8eTtyei2anQ unierer 6eoer -
man muB e5 itlbit mitmoden unO err
leben.
Der Ge1dnQperein gW} o.
bic" belt QcItern 2(beno in S4ris
per'S SluLe al btt Gde Der @agz un0
SliperitraBe ieine regelmdBige Singz
itunbe ab, bel ncI6er 9r. Strip Smler
ben @prIib Fijbrte. IS puro bei6loiz
fen, am 8. September ouf 0eTes
6arm Elm 9tcuic 5u perunItalten.
Die 50 0drmOniez Gpge" be5
r@erbeferten SrocnS Der Yptbiasz
Sitter" bielt qcitern 9lbeno in ibrem
8erIammlunqslotal, gtr. 7 unb 8,
Gyreberidz z2lpenue, cine Spe5ialz8era
fammlung ab, III pel6er 9r. s. 9.
G6liiter ben &Oriib fiihrte uno Sr.
s. Din protofolirte. Der BON Der
Gupreme=2pqe anQenommene 8ez
ic6(uB, ppna6 bei'm 9lbleben eine5
WitQIiebes Elm 10 Cts. betragenber
@eitrdq erboben uno pona6 Den 6inz
terbliebenen pon Der Supremez2oge
bis gu $500 be3ablt ipsrben ioQen,
lpuroe ebenfaLs 9utgebeiBen.
G3 parb ferner beri6tet, baB bemz
nG6it in @erbinbung nit Der r8Otbe4
GoQe" cine 9r0Bere SEeitli6teit ftatt.
ftnpen ipll. Sin Gonite, beite6eno
aus Den $50. 80. g. @aders6auIer,
Freo. 66lein, 8. 2(rnolb, Suliu5
0iin0Tt unb S5ato6 2uotpiQ, nurbe erz
nannt, Inn NIT Der n@0tbez2p9e" 5t
coppcriren. sFerner Daro bei6loHen,
bic &ooenzStotuten 3u reoiOiren, uno
Elm HepiIion5zGomite, beIteben0 auS
BEN $50. 8eorg O0nge5, 8. 3t4nien,
80. 6. @ufer5bauier, 8eter 0efner
uno +. 2eblein, ernunnt.
Der vM ARP dnber 9 d derz
8erein" bielt QeItern M2or9en in
Der yWe6anic5' 6aue" cine Spe3ialz
3crTammlung ob, in p,lAer Srauerz
9eTAliiiIe unlGBIi0 Oe5 2(blebenS bes
SefretGr5 6rn. GeorQ Yetri gefaBt
iruroen. Gin 8eIAmB fano ferner
llnnu6me, in Gorpbre an Dem berte
g}a6mittog itattfinOenDen 8egrGbniB
Ln;I 11pGf,,e,r
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ScrmiiGtr telegrupBiI1e 9cpcIbeu.


- SIN 9otel GaoiQac gu Getroit,
Mi6., purOe geiteru Die 3psijd9rise
SiBung bes SupyemezGouncil5 Der
n2lmerttunii4en @brenlegion" er0ffz
net. 40 9elegaten IinD anpeIeno.
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bigungsflagen eingereiAt, Oa bieielbe
bo5 8aiIer bel jener 9ele9en3eit abz
georebt bate.
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tern Ra6mittag Dor 8unoes @omz
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9rinder6off Der 9aupt3euge, mel4er
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lens a6ga6.
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Suiunne 81 erI6ieBen, norauf er
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StiQc Suh;cit.

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ccsn Der 9(Ger6siligenz&at6ebrale lpurz
ben beute SRI. Wturp Manning unb
Sr. e}ules Cornelius bon Der Suberz
meulen aus benz 9aag, SolIanb, in
oaer Stile permGblt. Die 9raut
lit bas jiingite 8tno bes beritorbenen
S6abamtsIetretdrs Wfunntng. Iep.
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Der Srann brs ,Gumrh :Sntels.

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tungsar6eiten in Dem 0ur9 Seuer 3erz
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ben beute ben 9an5en Sag euF bas
gifrigite fortgefeBt. lin Iiebsn llbr
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nod brennenben Sriirlmern bic 2ei6e
BON m&prpn 6. @anle9, Die, berz
bronnt, entftellt unb BON Den auf i6r
laItenDen Srijmnern 5erquetf6t, Ell
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ben nur bur6 Elm Yaor Wnn1hettenz
tn0pfe, tpel9e Der 8erunglijtte 81 traz
Qen pfleQte, ern6Qlidt. e5m 8an3en
tpurben 6eute flint 2ei6er 6erbor ge=
6olt, bnrurter au6 Die bes Generals
gha3. Moams. 2etterer mar Elm in
politiI6sn unb in Grub,nfraifen Gpz
lOrapo'3 po6l6efarnter Mtann unb
alter ElnIieDler oc5 Staates. Gr fanb
i'm so. 2sbersio6re unb mar in
0eut1hIorh n'hcren.
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Der Ser. Stoatsn in G6ili, 2(gent Der
Ute zoynoianer su Cos 8inps Ii. @6tte
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funiI6er GeIanoter an @oGipia. Gr
mar Elm 9ruber be5 frii6aren Staat5=
Qtubitprs 2puis S9nan6ed, bate
aber, oHf GrmGdtigung Der 2eqisla=
tur, Ieinen Namen qednbert. Seinen
bauernoen Wobniib bate er in Maniz
tpu.
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6otals ebenfalIs umgetommenen 6. s..
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feline 5amilie in 5plge elmer &ei6e bon
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untergunge qeneiht I6ien. Sym perz
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ipunbe 1lnb erft Dor Sturgeon brannte
feline Satin Bel Der @rploiion zines
@aIolinofens gu Sobe, tpG9renb ieine
So6ter f9pere 8ranbipunben baponz
trug.
8ie Namen Der iopeit ibsntifi5irz
ten Opfer iinb: 5reoerif 9aubolb,
Manager Oes Opern4uufes in 2isbon,
Ca; &o6ert 6. 9rsiner, 6otelzManaz
ger, uH0 5ruu; Gpntraftor Sumes
Murpbp BON bier; George Burt, @onz
bufteur Der nRod= Sslanoz8u9n;
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