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Birmingham age-herald., 1895-03-09

To the Tax Collectors of the State:
 Allow me to respectfully call your atten- tion to the provision of section 39 of an act entitled an act to amend the revenue laws of the state of Alabama, approved February IS, 1885, which was published in the Semi Weekly Advertiser of March l, 1895, copy of which, presume, you received. Un addition to naming a date on which taxes become due and delinquent, you are re- quired to collect interest on taxes from the oate of delinquency, to be collected as part of the taxes. This part of the statute went into effect upon the approval of the act, to-wit: February IS, 1895. aud you are hereafter to collect interest at the rate of per cent per annum on all taxes which were delinquent on that date, and which . continued to be delinquent thereafter, from the date of such approval.)
 would respectfully urge that you pre- serve the copy of said act and examine carefully the provisions in 1t affecting your duties. Your commissions and fees are governed by the provisions of section 40 of said act.
 Allow me also to respectfully call your attention to the fact that there are large amounts of delinquent taxes due the state and which are needed to meet it's current expenses. The provisions of law authoriz- ing you to enforce the collection of such delinquent taxes are ample to enable you to promptly discharge your duties. there- fore urge you to press collections. Respect- fully, JOHN PURIFoY,
 State Auditor.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-03-09

It will thus he seen that the Milldals IS very superior coal. The government evil dently thinks so, for the very first order 1t gave after the test was to the Mobile Coal Company, agents for the Standard Coal Company at Mobile, for 400 tons of the Milldale coal, and this order will doubtless be followed by others. The Milldale coal is now speeding the cruiser Montgomery on her way to Southern seas. The "proof of the pudding is in the eatipg,o and the gov ernment will certainly feed it's fast cruisers on the best coal if can get.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-03-09

LIkHUNe CHANG is tLe Bismarck 0 China.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-03-09

FOURTEEN years ago Colonel Mcclure spoke in Birmingham from the stage of the
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-03-09
EIGHT PER CENT
Is the Interest to Be Charged on All Delinquent Taxes-Letter
 From the Auditor.

Col. R. G. Hewitt, tax collector, is in re- ceipt of a circular of interest to all tax payers. The circular reads:
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1895-06-26
The Great Circus.

The OcOnomowoc correspondent in
Sundays Sentinel SAYS: 'Seven boxes
for the great three-day amateur circus,
horse show and cavalry display of
August s, and 10 have now been or
dered, L. J. Petit, of Milwaukee, being
the latest purchaser-a six-chair box
for six entertainments extending
through the three days. The contract
for printing the first installment of
programs-30,0 00-has been awarded.
They VIII be large pamphlets. Felix
Morris, the popular comedian, has &C
copied the Craftsmanship of the COM
mittee on sideshow, and will be per-
sonally in charge. Captain Philip
Reade, of the United States army, will
be announcer at the several entertain
ments in the main tent. The manager
and director, George P. Clifford, Jr.,
and Felix Morris will attend the Indi-
ana Charity circus, July 4, to gather
grains of wisdom by observation"
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1895-06-26

ASSISTANT ATTORNEY GENERAL LUsE
resigned his position last week and
will become associated with the
Omaha road at ST. Paul in it's law
department. His loss as one of the
states counselors is to be regretted,
but AttorneyG General Mylrea has
capably filled the gap by selecting
John J. Erdall, rising and popular
young Madison lawyer, as his chief CO.
worker.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1895-06-26
Call at Globe Milling Co. for your
flour. Every sack warranted equal
to any sold in the city.
The State Census.

An exchange gives the following
timely suggestions regarding the state
census now being taken:
The list of questions not long and
it will not require any great effort to
answer them quite readily. The emu
merator wants Il plain answer to a
plain question and you want to be
SO prepared that it will not be neces-
sary to 60 into the family archives to
find the number, names and ages Of
all the members OF your family.
Ia the first place he will want to
know the names OF every individual
who had his or her residence in your
family June /. This being given he
will want the age at last birthday Of
the persons names given, from the
baby born on that day to the old
gentleman who poses as grandpa for
the household. The age being pro-
vided for, give him the sex Of the in
divlduals. You will also Indicate the
color Of the person whose name has
been given, and don't think the emu
meratOr wants to be impudent when
he asks whether you are white, black,
mullato, Chinese or Indian. He may
know your complexion, but this
does not release MIN from the obi
cation he took to ask the question.
Then he will want to know the place
Of your birth. Give him the name Of
the state or territory, and If born in
Il foreign country give him the name
Of hecOuntry, but never mind trying
to remember the town or city. Infor-
nation about voters must be explicit
as to how many years and months
he was a resident of the state and
how long a resident Of the village or
enumeration district Then tell him
your regular occupation and the
length Of time you have been thus
employed during the yearending June
/. Then comes the statement as to
whether you were soldier or sailor,
which Is to supply an accurate census
OF these followers and will be valu-
able feature. Next he will ask
whether your father was born in
this or a foreign country and will
ask the same question as to your
mother. Then, after answering
whether you were previously enumer-
ated, he will bid you adieu and pass
on to the next.
1t will greatly facilitate the work if
every household would prepare
answers to the questions beforehand,
so that in case any are absent when
the enumeration calls there will be
someone who can answer intelligent
ly for them. Help the enumeration in
every way and be sure every member
of your family is counted, thus
making this census as complete as
possible.''
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1895-06-26

The convention of the Republican
n ational league next year is to be
held in Milwaukee, and it must be
said that no more desirable q con-
vention city could have been selected.
1t has often been tried and never
found wanting. The meeting prom
ises to be one of unusual moment, as
it will no doubt occur Immediately
after the Republican presidential
nominee has been named, when
interest in the political world will be
at it's height.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1895-06-26
A Remarkable Cure of rheumatism

WESTMINSTER, Cal, March 81, 1884,
Some time ago. on awakening one morn
ing, found that [ had rheumatism in
my knee SO badly that, as I remarked to
my wife, it would be impossible for me
to attend to business that day Remem-
boring that had some Of Chamberlain's
Pain Balm in my store | sent for the
bottle, and rubbed the afflicted parts
thoroughly with it, according to direct
ions, and within an hour was complete
ly relieved. One application had done the
business. 1t is the bet liniment on the
market, and | sell it under a positive
guarantee r. T. HARRIS For sale by
John Molzahn, druggist,
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1895-06-26
For a FishWay.

The repairs and alterations now GO
5ng forth on the dam present an ex-
cellent opportunity for the placing Of
9ishways therein, and a number of our
Sportsmen are interesting themselves
IN the matter and will ask the water
wower owners to make the improve
gnent. The fish and game warden has
6een written to and has promised to
Cor ward the necessary plans for the
same shortly. Chapter 337, session laws
OF 1895, is the act relating to this mat
Ter, section l of which reads as follows:
1t shall be the duty of all persons, firms Or
corporations owning, occupying, using or
having charge of any dam now erected or
Hereafter to be erected on Or across any wa
zers of the state OF Wisconsin, to construct
IN or upon such dam, good and sufficient
z3shYayS, which iShWayS shall be construct
Ge@I according to plans furnished by the secre-
fary OF the state fish commission, upon appli-
@1ation therefor by any person interested in
&Ae dam or dams in which it is proposed to
Dlace such fshWays; provided, that no per-
son, firm or corporation shall be compelled
10 construct any fishWay under the prOYi-
ss2Ons Of this act the necessary and original
cost of which shall exceed the sum of one
Hundred and fifty dollars.
The law applies to all streams in
Eshich there are fish protected by the
state, and such fishways must be kept
Zn good repair, open and unobstructed
-Erom March l to June Is in each year.
Any dam-owner not complying with
she provisions of the act is liable to
"a enc of S. per day after March l, 1896.
sLL2iaase who have seen these fshWays
a operation say it is surprising how
xaany Gish Will ascend them in the
szs1rIngyof the year, when the course Of
sle dsh is always toward the head wa
Aars. There is no doubt that with a
couple. good fish ways in the dam the
I1shIng above the dam would be great
y improved, and it is hoped by ali in
f-erested the improvement will be made.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1895-06-26

Or. Prices Cream Baking Powder
World Fair Highest Medal and Diploma.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1895-06-26
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 26, 1895.
EIGHT OIPLOM AS.

1EgIsese Are Awarded to the Glass of 80
at the Sacred Heart.
There were eight members of the
e-t.gass of '95 at the University of Our
LADY of the Sacred Heart, all of whom
9znjshed in. the commercial course.
Certificates of graduation were granted
7z1ae following: ]. r. Durkin. Wauke-
ian, ILL.,; T. B. Looney, Hancock,
z1Iich.; NJ. j. Rooney, Sheldon, Ia. J;
Eas5abert Donahue, Chicago; George
wakefield, Stevens Point; Thomas
Ezving, Clyman; Thomas Ryan and
John O'Connor, Watertown.
Two hours of pleasant entertainment
vzere provided last Thursday morning
Coy the closing exercises of the institu-
lion, which began at 10 O'Clock. Corby
82all contained fine audience offriends
fsf the school, including large number
gu visiting clergy, and the following
program was listened to with rapt at
Eantl0n:
z7saay, Patriotism and Hero worship"
Essay, MANLY Ambition p. A. Sullivan van
= Ocal, Hail Columbia, ...-. Chorus
g.ration, "Our Country and Character
Egszledictory ....... ........... ]. R. Durkin
selection -. ..............- Orchestra
.ss4ddress =. ....... Rev Father James Hogan
PRESENTATION OF DIPLOMAS, ETC.
s>e1eCJ&9n ...OrcheStfa
The excellent reputation enjoyed by
sacred Heart for doing all things we'll
HEas again borne ont on this occasion,
@and each separate literary or musical
number reflected the utmost credit
Ezpon its presenter f. J. Walsh, the
2young orator of the institution, was
again at his best and gave some ster-
ling reasons for generous association
<1f-mOral character with our country's
government. Should this condition of
F.sE7ngs ever cease to exist, the speaker
predicted the ignominious downfall Of
our great republic, just as numerous
late through corruption, immortality
and inRiety The orator of the day,
Rev. Father Hogan, of Harvard, ILL.,,
gave very eloquent address and made
al strong appeal for religion in our ed
Escation. The two should 90 hand in
hand. He paid q glowing tribute to
The Sacred Heart and its faculty for the
magnificent work being performed
zEsad, commended it as an ideal institu-
zion of learning. Father Hogan is a
yz8ry pleasing speaker and thoroughly
delighted his hearers. Nhe musical
numbers of the program were under
she direction of Prof. w. Z. Thiele.
A considerable portion OF the student
Body was recognized for proficiency in
-he different branches by certificates
<of bonor The president, Rev. Father
&)'Keeffe, assisted by Father Boland,
made the awards and conferred the
degrees upon the graduates. Quite
"a number Of gold medals were also dis
s1ributed to deserving ones, principal
2zmeng which were the following:
Commercial medal, George Wakefield;
mathematics, NJ. J Rooney; Christian
doctrine, P A. Sullivan, Hancock,
Mich; senior military, R. Donahue;
Junior military, NJ. Jones, Milwaukee;
senior athletics, d. Coughlin, Hancock,
Mich; junior athletics, George Park,
& chicago
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1895-06-26

Some time ago was taken sick with
a cramp in the stomach, followed by
diarrhoea. l took a couple of doses of
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
medicine in the market for all such COM
plants. have sold the remedy to
others and every one who uses it speaks
highly of it. ]. W. STRIcKLER, Valley
Center, Cal. For sale by John Molzahn.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1895-06-26

Having used Cham berlain's Cough
Remedy in my family and found it to be
- first-class article, | take pleasure in
recommending it to my friends. j. v
HARRIS, Westport, Cal For sale by
e Ohm Molzahn, druggist.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1895-06-26
A STRANGE CASE.
How an Enemy was Fooled.

The following graphic statement will be
read with intense interest: Il cannot describe
the numb, creepy sensation that existed in my
arms, hands and legs 1 had to rub and beat
those parts until they were sore to overcome
in measure the dead feeling that had taken
possession of them. In addition, [ had a
strange weakness in my back and around my
waist, together with an indeScribable gone
feeling in my stomach. Physicians said it
was creeping paralysis, from which, accord
ing to their universal conclusion, there is no
relief Once it fastens upon a person, they
say, it continues its insidious progress until
it reaches a vital point and the sufferer dies.
Such was my prospect. had been doctoring
a year and a half steadily, but with no par
ticular benefit, when saw an advertisement
OF DR. Miles Restorative Nervine, procured
bottle and began using it. Marvellous as it
may seem, but q few days had passed before
every bit of that creepy feeling had left me
and there has not been even the slightest
indication of its return. [ now feel as
we'll as l ever did, and have gained ten
pounds in weight, though had run down
from 10 to 137. -Four others have used DR..
Miles Restorative Nervine on my recOmen-
dation, and it has been as satisfactory in their
cases as in mine. james Kane, La Rue ..
DIR. Miles Restorative Nervine is sold by all
druggists on q positive guarantee, or sent
direct by the DR.. Miles Medical Co.. Elkhart
Ind, on receipt of price, 81 per bottle, six
bottles for s., express prepaid. 1t is free from
OD1ateS or dangerous drugs.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1895-06-26
Fancy Goods
:::For the Holidays.

TEE LADIES
Are cordially invited to look over my
stock of Yarns, Hoods, Corsets, La
dies Muslin and Wooden Underwear,
Laces and Embroideries, Hosiery, No
lions, etc., all suitable for Holiday
Gifts. Especial attention is directed
to my line Of Children's Cloaks and
other Garments. All goods are new
and bright and prices very low.
MISS a. WERSCHUETZ,
2O6 Main St., I'll. BeIlack's Store
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-07-10
aoaa1entltd1e autnota ataata. Rettaaap aeittraotJ, TO- gait 1896

f9tpinbigfeit Die Columbia 1T cine 5euf
lerin unD ibr Nusieben cine 2iige; dbnelt
iie bod einem gepDbnli9en iiberfeeti6en
Oampfer, unb bod fol ie Elm &riegsf9iff
1etn. Wesbdlb {? I'm bas arglofe 6dnbelsz
unb YDitf9iff bas Die Columbia negnebulen
min, iiber ibren 3ned gu tduf9en. 90 er<
innert Diefes neuete @r3eugniB Der Oonfeez
lift on iene romdnbaften Pirutenf9iffe, bic
uni9ulbig beranf egelten, bdnn aber ale
t~peiteren Compliments mittels elmer &anone
austdui otter, Die pI0blt9 aus elmer Sedz
perienfllng auftou@te. SIR amtli3er 9itel
1T 9anoels5erit0rerin; fte 1T 1875 Meter
lang, bat &pblenraum fir 2400 Sonnen
unb fd6rt 10000 ¬en ab. Snterei1ant
tpie ibr 8au TT au9 lire 8emannurg;
febtere 1T eine %etbnologif6e Sammlung BON
Nmerifanern, 9el,tf9en, geegern, @bineien,
Sapanern unb Malaien. Ser Sod Der
Sfft5terscabtne, ben ih mir ndber aniab,
entpuppte fi4 als G6inefe, Der 1t9 aus Sc
%iittungstrieb ben 3opf dbgeI9nitte1l unb
abenbldnbt19e 8eintletber ange5o9en; Der
Sffi5terteQner bagegen mar Elm Sapaner,
Der offen6ar iebt mad benz SrteDensf9lufe
NIT iet1em 9ineif9en @egner freunb19aftz
ltbe 8e5iebungen unter9dlt. Ser 3immerz
aufpGrter mar Elm 9eut59er unb bic iibrtz
gen &O9e iGmmtlib Neger. Sin re9t unz
ge5pungener Son berr19te unter Der Sc
fabung, ben Watrp1en unb Marine1plbaten,
tpie es fir bic Burger Der freten Republtf
IiA aiernt.
Oamit bat bic ueberIi9t tbr Gnbe err
ret4t. Den preis Der 9GBli9tett, Der oben
ausgefebt purbe, tragen bic Sran3oien baz
BON; nit Dem l9nar3en Humpfe aus Der
grauen, f9mubtgen S9lammfarbe Tires
Oeds, ibrer S9lote ul1b Maiten Ieben tie
garftig unb unbeilbrduenb aug. SAT- fam
man, benin Nnblid 10 bieler 9an3er unb
5eueri4liinbe, fi@ Der Srage nt9t entbalten,
mas nun tperoen ptrb. Die Nntipprt lit
traurig genug: Der Wettfampf pirb fort
geIebt. Seoe neue pa~n3erplatte erseuet cine
11eue &anone, iebe reue 8anone cine entz
ipre9enbe Pan5erplatte; bas @nbe lit ni9t
ub5uieben, gfur Elm Mtttel etbt es, bieiem
mOroerif9en Wetteifer 3u ~fteuern: man
fperre ale @rftnber, bic tbr 9enie auf platz
ten uno &anonen rt9ten, m0gen tie &rupp,
Irmitrong ober Martm 6etBen, lebensldngz
lib Elm. 9ef9tebt btes ni9t, 10 tpette i9
ben a4tungsbebiirftigen &eit meirer emit
ipdaenben 2oden gegen cine fri19 ,ppfirte
5otqlglabe, baB mir UNI bic W1itte bes 20.
Sabrbunoerts eben1p rdt6los ba1teben tpie
beute, fails uns Der ME enbenbe Mettlauf
nt4t etpa aufgerteben bat.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-07-10
&DIn. 3eitltng.
Ste SIottett t1t &teI+
6 I, i'm Stunt.
Robur ct aes triplex.

Robur ct aes triplex.
Mem Der greis Der 6GBli9feit 9ebii6rt ton
ben fremben 9eI6pabern, fpu forgfGltig err
ipOqeu unb mad @erOienft emit 6ieoeu iperz
ben. Wie bas bor uns ltegenbe Pdnoramd
benefit, BADEN fi9 an benz Wettfampf Die
Derf9teoen1ten Ndtionen bet6eiltgt, un0 Dtelc
8erfu9e fino outage g%etreten, bas S6On=
beitsibedl Der 8ergangen6eit, Die 9ret0edcrz
FORM, gu bannen unb iie bur9 nauttI9e
S4redbtlber unb 8pgeli9 eu9en 81 erieben.
WInf3en mir ibnen ben beten W1iBerfolg.
SIN iibrigen ftn6, BON &%anonenbonner bel
Sriebri9sort begriiBt, Die fremben @ef3paz
Der nunme6r in bic 8u9t e%ingelaufen uno
baben Die 2tegepldbe eingenpmmen, Die i9nen
ibre auf rotben 8oien pintenoen SGbnletn
an5eigten. Sic gruppiren fi9 UNI unb 5tpiz
f9en unfere S9iffe, aber itets 10, baB lebtere
m0gGi6it in &teqinie blet6en. UNI betm
@9ifsman0ber por Der &teler SDbrbe am
81. bs. u~ngebinbert auslaufen gu tOnnsn.
@eG6e @runbiGbe ionit nod Die 8ert6eilung
beeinf1uBten, tpeiB i9 ni9t. 8eIonbern
@iinf9en burfte feline &e9nung g~etragen
tperben, tpenn bic Nufftelung iiberbaupt
ni6t f9ettern fp1te. 9a6er liegen Sran5pz
fen unb &uffen fernab BON chamber gez
trennt; iene Iiibli9 BON 9oltenau, bieIe nDrbz
Ii9 am ufer, um16lungen i'm Nfor0en BON
@paniern, i'm Sten BON Stalienern uno i'm
Siiben BON 9eutf9en.
Mm frii6eiten langte auf Der Geebe un1er
Diterrei6f9=ungarif9er 8unbesgenofe dl
nit bier S9iffen unter benz Sberbefebl @ei@
ner @rceaen5-tpie mir auf Der Maria S6ea
refid qefd9t tpurbe bes 0ice=Nbmiral3
@r36er3ogs stephan. Sin eigentlt9eS Bans
5eri9iff befinbet fi9 nt9t in benz fletnen
@ei9naber. Dap Se1terret9 bamit fargte,
lag angebltc6 in Der 2dnge oes suriid3ulegenz
ben 0eges, lag in Wirtli9teit an benz fii6lz
barren MangeG an neuen S4iffen btefer Sat
tung: lit bod Der Segett6off 19on iie65e6n
Sabre alt, alfo Elm e6rentpert6er 8eteran,
lpenn er aud Dor 8tpei SeSa6ren bur9 @in9e6>
ung zines 2ebenselirirs ben StrniB Der SUI
genb fpieber er6ulten BADEN ion. 9afiir a6er
it Dus, mas uns SeIterrei9 an SteQe ber
9an3erungebeuer 3ugefanbt, aqererfer Site,
dusge3ei9net onr9 Mnmut6 Der SDrm uno
8prtreffli6teit Der Nctipn: Der Sorpeop=
&ammtreuaer@atfer Marid S9erefia urb Die
3dmmtreu3er Satier Sran5 Sofepb I. unb
&atierin @ltIobetb. S6re S3lDte unb Sc
fe3tsma ten tragen einen tieFbraunen @nz
itri6, Der it9 DON benz f9par5en 8umpf
nnb benz i6neepeiBen 9ed auffdaig a6bebt,
Die bielipra4ige 8emannung Der Wfari1
Sbereiia, Die ij an Sage ibrer Nntunft
betmfn6te, ma9t fi9 o%ffenbar Elm 8ergnii~
gen baraus, Die beutf9en 8unbesbriber in
Die @ebeimniiie ibrer 9efe9tsmaIten ein5uz
tpctbenl uno Oementipre4enb iparo t3 BON
meinem Sii6rer, einem ObermatrOfen aus
Qin5, ebenio b0flib pie Dringenb eriudt,
barin auf3uiteigen. Snbehen gebDrt cine
fOl8e &uffOrOerung gu ben 9ingen, Die man
fI4 Dentgitens 5tpeimal fagen ldBt; benin
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-07-10
Drfdmerotm uno Sd1mer,ert.
Mbe1tmatismtuS

@obtuoD g. So, Stem Dort:
GS fomnt mir npr, als p5 i'd 1neereht oes.u al.
mn6 Sbr ousgeaeibnetes @rdparat q. 81. q. eebanSelt
batte, ne1tn i'd ntht itber ben 9tusen beridten niirbe.
ben mir baiiel6e 9ebrotbt bat. SD mar beftto Don
emt8inoltd9ein 0tbenmattsmus beimgeiu6t. bod iett
i'd !Sbre Wtebt3tn fenue, farm id mir 1tets Stnherunn
Mhtuugsno1.
SbomaS after.
Sen 10. Gebruor 1895. O~
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-07-10
,,&am1t es eattpfeDlet."
goarb Of COMMUNICATION.
0pnorto

8oarb Of Administration.
Observation-Disclosures 9eportemeut
StHctHnatt, 8.
RabpoD g. Co.:
Nfeine Serren = S9, 9enrD 9eet grn.rirteuhpr,
nber Die 1~tdottitben Stale in Cincinnati. bobe 6ftsrs
yteabp ytslief gebr0udt unb fann es fir Bus en1niebIen
tlr mos Ste es antanbigen. &btun9spcN
Den IL. Wtdrs 1895. 9 %'"
Snnerf!b Gin pal6er Sbeel6feI big Elm 9heerbffeI
IN eIrleTt Dal6eI 0leie 9eoter ipiro in ipeniaen Wttnuns
ten beiltn: Srantpfe, Sudnu9en, W}aaeui6ure. lebel.
te!t, @rbre9eH. Sobbrenneu, 0erooItfdt gdlofIpiia.
tett, &opfpeh, @Iabuugen unD ale iunerli6en
Stbmer3eu. LIZ
IS gibt tein SeIlmittel in Der aeelt. peIdes y3.b,er.
Eeoer ngo ale anoeren moloriibeu. biIi6iem unS ion.
ngen SSse9er 10 19nea turIrt als. n~uterItiist DON
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-07-10

OU9lI1QI Que VlHlDD9Ier 9eHleBeI.
= Sn 9uineD in Suinpis itnb ieBt ftGbz
ttf3e pdrfanlagen eingepei6t tporben. ueber
oie1e @intpet6ung 1agt bic oDrtt9e r@ernlda
MIA: Wenn etpa bts6er nod 3tpetfel Daz
riiber ge6erri9t, Db bic 8iirger Auincp's
iib au9 ntrtlt9 fir 0ffentli9e 8arfanlagen
interefiren, 10 tpurbe bieien 3neifeln Diem
flag 9tbenb getptB griinbli9 Elm Gnoe gez
ma9t. Die tibniten @~rtpartungen ent6Mii=
.aftif9er 8efirnorter bon P%artanlagen tpurz
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8olfsmenge ft9 an Der ~@rDffnunesfeier be-
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fir bus 1nternebmen befunben tpiirbe, more
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feinen Saloon finben tonnte 10 rib er 5uerft
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baB betbe febr fart bei3dbigt purben.