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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-31

Chicago. Of the Southern Californians,
Mayor Frank RAIDER and wife of Los
Angeles will spend couple of months in
the East, Mrs. RAIDER visiting her mother
in Ohio. Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Lindley
will stop some time in Iowa. M. Townes
will also visit in Iowa. George Sinsabaugh
and daughter will stop in New York,
Philadelphia and Denver.
DIR. Trueworthy will spend some months
in Europe before his return. Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. B. Lankershim will visit Newport
and remain in the East some two months.
DR.. Leander F. Rary will return West
just in time to attend the Grand Lodge of
California. Miles f. Folsom will spend
some weeks in Nebraska. ]. H. Tavern
goes to New York to get National char
ter for the Los Angeles Press Club and
then goes West. ]. c. Hassinger of Santa
Barbara goes to Philadelphia and will get
home October l.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-31
At SLEEPY HOLLOW NINE.
1t WiH Be a Long Time Before the
Bodies Can Be Reached.

1t VIII Be Long Time Before the
Bodies Can Be Reached.
CENTRAL CITY, CoLo., Aug. 80. As
the Sleepy Hollow mine was always dry
no pumping-plant is established there.
Efforts have been made to lower the
water with a 50O-gallon bucket, but this
apparently has no effect. Cornish pumps
will be put in, but it will even then take
sixty days to drain the mines and get to
the bodies of the drowned miners. The
water is now 800 feet deep in the Sleepy
Hollow shaft and is still rising, while it
has lowered in the Fisk over 100 feet.
The various mines of Bob Tail Hill have
been in dispute for several years over the
question of drainage, the Fisk and Gregory
lodes having pumping plants, and when
they worked to lower levels they COM
pletely drained the Sleepy Hollow and
Americas. Some time ago they drew the
pumps out of the lower workings, and for
weeks water stood in the Fisk 200 feet
higher than the levels worked by the
flooded mines. 1t was this tremendous
weight of water which burst through the
intervening walls of rock. Now the
flooded mines will both have to establish
pumping plants in order to work at all.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-31
NUII. : :. :. .
Time, 2:l11a-2:1214-2:11114.
class. trottinC; purse $4,000.
.
Time, 2:131s-2:111a-2 :091a.
2:27 class, trotting: purse $4,000 (unfinished).
al Eric b hy-l Cad Inus- Ham etnnian
!. = :.
Time, 2:161a-2:15-2:1S1a-2:20

LOUISVILLE, KY, Aug. 30.-Six furlongs,
Olive won, Marie Woodlands second, Selika
third. Time, l Id.
Five furlongs, Belle OF Fordham won, Feast
second, Laura Gotta third. Time, l :03.
One mile and seventy yards, Ragner won,
Sligo second, the Princess third. Time, 1 :4715
Four and q half furlongs, Sapphire won,
Charley Sullivan second. Robinson third.
Time, :5612.
Seven furlongs, La Creole won, Master Fred
second, Interior third. Time :2834.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Aug. 30.-Seven furlongs,
Piccaroon won, Wahatchie second, Ell Reno
third. Time l "a.
Four and a half furlongs, Lon Jones won,
Belle Mead second, Fred Foster third. Time,
LOO.
six furlongs, Lisetta won, Linette second,
Empera third. Time, :1S34.
Four and half furlongs, Handbell won, Car
RE C second. Harmony third. Tine, :5912.
Six furlongs, Fra Diavolo won, Elroy second,
Haroldine third. Time, 1879
GALESBURG, ILL, Aug. 30.-2:11 pace, Fidol
won, Colonel Thornton second, Tom Ogden
third. Best time, 2 0715.
2:35 trot, Pattie Clark won, Judge Rice sec
ond, Harry third. Best time, 2:1714.
2:22 trot. Fredonia won, Orlando second,
Jerry w third. Best time, 2:1315.
$50 pace, Cadet won, Sphere second, Del
ineao third. Best time, 2:16.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-31
O|CK|NS0N'S AMBITION,
In the Presidential Race on
a Broadly American
Platform.
His Name to Be Presented to the
Convention by the MiChi-
gan Delegation.

NEW YORK, N. Y, Aug. 30.-Hon.
Don M. Dickinson is a sure enough candi-
date for the Presidency on a broadly
American platform. Hon. Dan J. Cam
pau, Democratic National Committeeman
from Michigan and Dickinson friend and
adviser, was at the Hoffman House yes
terday and talked to reporter about the
political and business situation. The re-
porter said that it was supposed that
Michigan would present the name of Don
NJ. Dickinson to the National Conve ntion
as the choice of its delega alton.
81 don't care at this time to enter into
any discussion OF Mr.. Dickinson's cam
didacy," said Campau. 81 presume that
he will be candidate and that Michigan
will support him. 1t is entirely too early
to talk about possible nominees"
.sWhat about Cleveland and third
term ?"
~ do not believe that Cleveland is can
didate. But with respect TO the third term
agitation l will say this. that the people of
this country are unalterably opposed to a
third term for any man. If Cleveland were
to be renominated he could not carry one
Western State, and, as for the Eastern
States, the sentiment is just as strongly
against a third term as it is in the West.
Cleveland would be the worst whipped
man that ever ran"
GAS to issues" said the committeeman,
''the tariff, by the passage of the Wilson
bill, ceased to be an issue. The fight will
be made on broad Democratic lines: Silver
will be ignored. Party manipulation will
set it aside. The people of Michi.
gan are bimetallists. The next con-
vention will not reflect the SEN
timent of the people-it will be Federal
office-holders' convention. l believe the
general sentiment is in favor of double
standard, but / do not believe that the
United States should take any steps in the
direction of the adoption of such system
irrespective of the sentiments of other
countries.
"The' political situation tends toward
harmony, but is still not everything that
could be desired. Il am pleased to see
that among party leaders there is a feel
ing that the time has come when geo.
graphical lines should be obliterated and
nominations made wholly regarding the
personal fitness of the candidates. If we
can find the proper man in.the South for
the second place on the ticket-and see
no reason why we cannot-then let HIM
receive the nomination.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-31
On The Ball Field.

BROOKLYN, N. Y, Aug. 30.-Brooklyns s.,
81; Louisvilles 1879, 6. Batteries-Gumbert
and Daley, Cunningham and Spies. Umpire
O'Day
NEW YORK, N. Y. Aug 3O.-New Yorks IL,
Is, 2; Cincinnatis 4, ~ Batteries-Meekin
and Wilson, Dwyer and Vaughan. Umpire
Emslie.
BOSTON, MASS, Aug. 3o.-Bostons. a., 9, 8;
Clevelands, 8, IL, Q. Observation-Disclosures and
Ganzell Kne1l, Young and thinner. Umpire
Mcdonald.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Aug. 30.-Philadel-
phias, 8, IL, O.; .Ghieagos, 6, 8, @. Batteries
Lucid and Clements, Parker and Donohue.
Umpire-Keefe.
BALTIMORE. MD, Aug; 3o.-Baltimores 8,
IL, l; Pittsburgs 1, 4, 4. Batteries-Esper and
Robinson; Hawley, Hart, Merit and Mack
Second game: Baltimores 10, Is, L; Pitts
burgs o, 4, 4. Decentralization and Robin
SON. Moran and Merritt. Umpires-Burnham
and Murray.
Washingtons 5. TO- 8; St: Louis s., 81; Bat
teries-Buckingham, Gilroy and MCGUIRE
Kissinger and PETIT. Umpire-Hurst. Second
game: washingtons A, 5, 4; st. Louis 5. 6, /.
Batteries-Corbett and MCGUIRE; McDougall
and Peitz. Umpire-Hurst.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-31
Has Billy ScanIarss Brother.

RALEIGH, N. c.. Aug. 3O.--It now
seems certain that the man killed by the
train at Wilson Tuesday night was B. J..
Seaman, brother of Billy Seaman, the
actor, who is now in Bloomingdale Insane
Asylum. Seaman was here week ago
earning his way by playing his violin.
He was arrested and ordered out of town.
He started in the direction of Fayetteville.
letter recently received here from Wilson
describes a man killed on the railroad.
The description seems to fit Seaman
exactly.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-31
AGAINST TIME.
But He Could Not Touch the
Record of the Speedy
Companion Alix.
BRIGHT REGENT WON A PACE
Geers Drove the Gelding to Win In
Three Heats Straight With
out a Break.

FLEETWOOD PARK, N. Y, Aug. 3d.
The most brilliant and successful trotting
that has ever been held in New York viz
tually came to an end to-day, although
one race was unfinished at nightfall. The
feature of the programme was Azote's at
tempt to beat the worlds trotting record
of 2:03M held by his stable companion
Alix. The best he could do. however, was
2:05l, Mcdowell driving the first quarter
in :3OI and taking him back to 2:1O gait
III the second quarter,
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-31
Nears for Pension ers.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Aug. 30.--The
following pensions have been granted:
California: Origi nal-Joseph Simpson,
San Diego. Increase-Charles M. Burr,
Los Angeles; James E. Tracy, Fall Creek
David o. Lewis, Roseyille; Alfred M.
Thornburgh, San Diego.
Oregon: dditional-Abraham Sargent,
Anderson. Reissue-Jacob R. Apperson,
Riley.
Washington: Original-John G. Hall.
Marysville; Russell Peas, Marysville.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-31
KEPT UP THE RESERVE.
The Syndicate Made Deposit in the Nick
of Time.

OF Time.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Aug. 30.-1t is
generally recognized here in official circles
that the Belmont-Morgan bond syndicate
will not permit the treasury gold reserve
to fall below the s100,000,00O mark. Four
times they have come to the rescue when
such result would have followed constant
drains on the reserve for export to Europe.
To-day, at the last moment, the syndicate
deposited $1.000,000 in gold in exchange
for legal tenders, without which the gold
reserve would have dropped below the
limit. At 80 o'clock this afternoon AS
sistant Treasurer Jordan at New York tele-
graphed that $2,25o,0oe in gold had been
withdrawn for export to Europe. This re-
duced the treasury gold reserve to $99. 1885,
634., At 1916 o'clock a telegram from Mr..
Jordan announced that the syndicate had
deposited $1,000, 600 in gold, which raised
the treasury gold to $lO0, 456, 634. So far
the syndicate has deposited in excess of
the gold required for its $62 400, 600 in
bonds, nearly $10,000,00O to keep the re-
serve intact.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-31
Vas Not Destroyed.

NEW YORK, N. Y, Aug. 30.-A re-
porter of the United Press called at the
Office of J. M. Cebellos e. &c. in search of
news of the Spanish steamer Vallaverde,
which that firm had leased to the Spanish
Government and which it has been
rumored, according to a morning paper,
was destroyed by dynamite while en- route
from this port to Havana. 1t was learned
that the Vallaverde came to New York for
repairs, sailing from here in ballast on
August 81 and arrived at Havana at 6
A. M. on August 26 The story of her de-
Struction is without foundation.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-31
General Coppimger and the Reds.

OMAHA, NEBR., Aug. 30.-GeneraI Cop
pinger left for Washington this afternoon,
accompanied by Lieutenant Hutchinson.
The trip to Washington is chiefly to con-
suit with the War Office as to the DISPOSE.
ton of the troops who are covering tract
150 miles long by 100 wide about Jacksons
Hole, and to advise as to means to prevent
a recurrence of the troubles between the
settlers. who insist upon enforcing the
Wyoming game laws, and the Indians,
who stick for their treaty rights to hunt.
The general has some information to inn
part, and it is limited that some decisive
steps will be taken to prevent outrages in
the West
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-31
MURDERED HIS sWEErHEARr.
Terrible Crime Committed By a Slaro,,iaqs
i,s NetC York.

liz NetC York.
ALBANY, N. Y, Aug. 3O.-A special to
the Journal from Johnstown, N. Y, says:
A horrible murder was committed this
morning in this city. Miss Teresa Keo-
marny, a beautiful girl, % years of age, was
killed by her lover, John Flamat, 80 years
old. Both are Slavonians and were to have
been married within month. After MUIR
dering his victim, Flamat cut his own
throat, from which he bled freely, though
he will recover. A letter written by the
murderer to the victim, in which he stated
that if she did not marry him, he would
kill her, was found near the scene of the
crime. The murderer was locked up.
There is great excitement in the city and
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-31
Te,,nfs nt Ninanrn.

NIAGARA, ONT, Aug. 3o.-This was
semi-final day. John Talmage of Brook
Ign and Yale University met Edwin p
Fischer of New York. The latter showed
nearly point better than his opponent
and held himself in the two sets, which
resulted 6-3, 60. Carr Neel defeated
Fred Anderson of Toronto. Neel took
each set, 6-3. 6-3. A. Fechheimer of
st. Louis walked away with his three
opponents with much ease.
The semi-final double between Talmage
and Fischer and the Pope brothers vas the
prettiest double seen on Canadian courts
in a long while. Fischer and Talmage
discounted their fraternal com bination.
Tomorrow Neel will meet Fischer in the
all-comers' finals. The final doubles be-
tween Wrenn and Neel VS.. Talmage and
Fischer will be played at 2:30.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-31
RECENT ARMY ORDERS.

Many Post Surgeons on the Coast Are
Transferred.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Aug. 30.-Army
orders have been issued as follows: First.
Lieutenant Frank T. Meriweather, assist
ant surgeon, upon the expiration of his
present sick leave, will be relieved from
duty at San Diego barracks, CAL; First
Lieutenant Charles E. B. Flagg, assistant
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-31
GO BACK

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done yourself an injury by some indis-
Greet acts. See if you cannot recall many
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now. If you will do that you will find
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vigor.
You can replace the youthful energy
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foundation of the nervous and vital forces.
That is what you have lost. Get it back
and vigorous manhood will come to you
through it.
DIR. Sanden's Electric Belt will soak
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The little book, Three Glasses of Men,"
is instructive. Free by mail or on appli-
cation at office.
sANDEN ELECTRIC COMPANY,
$50 Market Street, Opposite Palace
Hotel, San Francisco, Cal.
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Whipped in the FYrst Rouad.

TOLEDO, OHIO, Aug. 30.-At the Toledo
Athletic Club tonight Fred Roy of New
ark, N. j., and Ed Campbell of Detroit
fought to a finish for q purse of $500.
Campbell was whipped in the first round.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-31

We're closing out washable Sailor Suits,
short and long pants, improved materials,
at 50 rs; formerly sold at $5, 81, So and 50.
See Kearny- street window.
Mems Atwood Fall Suits 81 so and SIS 90.
Better ones little higher, and yet low.
OVERCOATS-Men'sC Coats, all WOOL at
So so and S..
FEDORA Hats at 81 so, and only So 25 at
the hatters
New Fall Neckwear, choice styles, so
cents. Nightrobes, SO cents.
New line of Knee Pants Suits at 81 so and
81 extra value. Long Pants Suits, all
wool, 81 80 and $40.
Get Bicycle. Free guess. The small
est purchase entities you to chance.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-31

the Slayonians and Hungarians would,
no doubt, lynch the murderer if they could
get hold of him.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-11-27
Die ur1adlen Ger unper.
oanlthfett.
Gntoedune oes uriprunss bon I'M
peroauIibfeit, OYspepiia uno am
6eren WlaeenbeiAweroen.
Sin e~iu9e6enbes stubium oes gterpen'
SDftents 3eigt Die ltriadet ppr 9ro'
nii9en Granfbeiten bes Nta9ens,
Der Sober, Der Nieren 1r0 an'
oeren inmeren Srgane.

Oas fortnG6renbe 3unebmen BON. 4ro@
nif9en &rant6etten bes Magens, Der Seber,
Der Nieren, bes 9eraens unb anoeren inrez
rel Srganen, bat in leBter 3ett Die Wdnner
Der mebi5ini5@en Wifenf9aft be19Gftlgt.
M1e6rere Der berii6mteIten Mer5te BADEN lett
ldngersr 3ett @erfu6e gema4t, Die nrfa9en
biefer fortDG6renb iib O~ergr0Bernben Anz
5a6l BON Disqualification fei8uiteaen.
9r. Scoop BON 4aciae, @is., f9eiht ie@
bo@ bic gr0Btsn &efultate er5ielt gu Raben,
inbem er fanb, baB bic ur1a4en auf cine
Strung Der Nerber1, tpel9e btefe Srgane
controuiren, 5uriid5ufi6ren ftno. @r fanb,
baB in alen SdQe1, ID Die tnneren Srgare
nt1t ben Oienit Derri9ten, tpelben bic Naz
tur fir biefelben BEL Jimmie, Die l1rId9en in
ben Nerben, nelGe bieTe Srgane contro4irer,
gu Iu9en Tinb. 9teI es peraalaBte t3n, etne pez
3ieQe 8%erorbnung ~ber3uitelen (0r.59oop'S
8iebsr6erteler), tpelbe gepife8etdnbtbeile
ent6Glt, bic brett auf bieTe Nerben t%Dirfen,
unb Die @rfolge finb in Der Sbat tpunberz
bar. Mus alien S6eilen beg 2ar0es tperben
8eri9te eiageIanbt, BON 9attenten, tpel4e
6iefe @r3nei gebrau9ten. Serr @berett
19retbt uns
Nu b g, ga., ben "a, sunni 1894,
SIS ma8t mir @~ergniigen, S6nen gu be-
ri3ten, pelAe Grfolge i9 bur3 Or 4oop's
WieOer9erteler er3ielte. Sd lttt 13 Sabre
an Magenbef 6peroen. Sd babe eine &nz
3ab1 Deri9ieoener Nr3aeten gebraubt unb
pur6e bpn 3 berborragenben @er5ten bebanz
belt, eraielte jeb06 ni9t 10 oteI 9%in6erung,
als feitoem i9 bic 8ebanblung nit Or.
S9oop's Die0er6eriteler begonnen babe.
sd mar 10 f6pa6, oaB id ni3t urbetten
fon1te, aber in fur5er 3eit fii6lte i3 tpie Elm
r1e1er Mann, unb fann iebt urbeiten 10 gut
ME friiber. M9tungsbpQ
s.. Gberett.
MpOtbefer bulten Or. @&oop's Wie6erz
bsriteGer borrdtbtg; bur9 pel9e man foGden
be3ieben fam, Dber bic Mebi6in pirb mad
@mpfung bes 8etrages oOn $1.00 brett uub
portofrei oerIanOt, Sin me6i3inii@es Sud,
pel9es bic 8ebanblung ausfi6rli9 erflGrt,
fam ieber 2eibenbe foitenfrei bur9 Or. 6.
S, @4OOp, 8or s. 488, &acine, 8is., err
balten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-11-27
Sebensmnoe.

Gonntag @bsnb 10 l1br tpur6e Der 64iG6=
rtqe sSrant &ue3lman, ipelGer in Dem Sim
ter6auIe g1o. III Milton Mbe. ippbnt, ben
Ieinem Sobne Sranf an einem Stride, Der
an benz 0uer6ol8 Der S6iir beg S91af3im=
mers bsfeitigt mar, 4dngeno Dorgefun6en.
Gin Ioglei9 81 SRatbe ge8Ogener Qr5t tonnte
nur cpnfhutiren, DAB Der Sob oes 2e6ensz
miiben T9on Dor bier 9tunben eingetreten
mar. Mas ben alten Mdnn, Der bon feiner
sErau felt IL Subren ~getrennt lebte, 5u Dem
6er3neifelten S9ritte getrie6en, 1T Elm
SfGt4{el. Ser Coroner purbe bena9rt9tigt
uno pirb Oerfel6e 9eute feines traurigen
MmteS palten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-11-27

8eaiglidb bes 8rodtperfes n~l1niere
Notwithstanding" bin ich Der Wsetnnng, DAB
bier nach Snhalt un6 I~nstottung oos GEE
bDten miro, mas %iberhaupt gebpten tperoen
fonu. @er nidt ielbt na9 Der Itsitennn9
hat retlen %fDnnen, empfangt bier onrdb
8prt unb 8tlb cine 10 lebbafte 9orl teann9
oerIelben, ooB Ser aufmerfiante 2eier bers
nneb NIes miterlebt nno 9ei6a1tt 81 baben
elaubt. 1nibdsbar muB oas Merf eben>
fails fur ben iein,. Der pie Nusfteal1ngg
genieBt. Sh bin Iebr frOb, bos @erf
9efauft 5n boben.
Carl @6nlb, @cSarGanb, isis.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-11-27
no lift PenrY Sdauer ?
Der bcfannte 2pothefer felt monta9 mittao
perfhnnn0en.

Deri6muroen.
Sie @ernanbten unb sSreunbe beg MpDz
t6eters 6enr1 S9aler BON So. 224 2incoln
Qbe. ftnO in GROCER 8eIorgniB iiber bus
fpurloie @erI9ninoen Des @enannten felt
Montag Ntittag.
Nm b%ergangenen Mtttnp9 bate 6err
S@aqer Spuren elmer ftarfen Neroenaerritz
tang an ben Sag gelegt unb als fein 8r11ber,
Or. @eorg @9dler, SO. 1863 Mo6apt Str.
tpo6n6dft, 6terbon &unbe er9telt, na6m er
ben 8ranten in fetn 6aus auf unb pflegte
f6n in Der liebeboa item Weife. Mm Montao
Nu9mtttag I'm 1 I6r rtet6 er benz &ranfen,
etnen tur5en Spa3iergang na9 benz 2incpIn
Parf 81 unternebmen, ba bas Wetter 1e6r
etnlu0eno fet uno Die frtT9e 2uft Tim ie6en=
faGs 9eifum fein piirbe. 9enrp @9dIer
tleibete itb bunn forgfdItig an, 5inoete fi@
etne Gtddrre an un0 gtng, nit Dem 8er{prez
9en, fi3 na9 ungefd6r elmer @turbe tpieber
etnitelen gu pOlen, DIS er nm 4 16r mod
nt6t 5uriiGgefe6rt mar, ipurbe Or. S9alGer
Tim tAn beforgt. @r fragte Bel alien Ser
tpanbten an, bod Niemanb bate ben Ser
miBten gefeben. Nun ipur0e bic 8oliaei be-
na9rt9ttgt, aber audi 6iefe DernoAte feline
Spur bon benz 8erf6D0enen 5u finben. So
TT omar nt6t unmOglt4, baB 6err S6a1er,
tpel4er $50, cine gOlOene 116r nebt Settle,
etnen 9iamantrtng unb 0tamant. 0emben=
tnopf nit ii9 fiibrte, auf plObli6e Girge6ung
bin trgeno cine gfeiie dngetreten bat, pber
baB ct ft@ nod bier Bel einem 1einer 3a6lz
rei4en Sreunbe auf6dlt, aIein es Iiedt al16
immerbtn Die 8efiir9tung nabe, oaB i6m
Elm Ilngliid 51geftoBen ober baB er bas
Spfer zines @erbre9ens geiporben 1T, uno
Die 8eforgniB fetner 8%erpdnbten urD
Greln0e 1T iebenfaQs bere6tiQt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-11-27
Staot Chicago,

- rnfere GorreTponbsnten unb @3sntsn
bcfu9en Die fuI9enben Staaten:
6err paul 6riebeG Die @taaten Soma,
Minnefota unb 9afota.
9err TreO @9erf bic @taaten MiscOniin
un0 Mi9igan.
9err 0tto M. g2ofenbaIe bic @taaten
Seras, gfep Merico unb bas Serritortum
Nri5ona.
9err Sobn @9mitt ben Staat SGinois.
9err 9enrD @9aal ben Gtuat Snbiana.
0err @6as. s, %. Pfeiffer ben Staat
SsSQinpis.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-11-27
GtabIirt lett 1851.
Henry Sehoellkopf,
Wholesale 4 Retail Groo9n
232 & 234 Of=Ranoolph.Stry

232 & 254 DfsRanoolph.Stry
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Sbtro9o, SuS.
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