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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-10-19
WOOL MARKET.

Boston. Mass, Oct. 1S.-The Boston
Commercial Bulletin Will say tomorrow
OF the wool market: The sales show
falling off from the recent large bust
ness. This is partly due to the fact
that the big worsted mills have already
bought wool in some cases that viii not
be used until February. The small
wooden mills, as distinguished from the
worsted mills, are not well supplied
with orders. To this check in the de-
mand has come the further damper of
a slight reaction in London and the op-
ening of the Australian clip at Is per
cent above last years prices, but . per
cent below recent London sales. The
recent sales of Montana wool for ex
port have not been shipped. Another
but smaller lot Of III, 900 pounds fine
medium Idaho was, however, shipped
TO England last Saturday. The price
was low, 10 IL cents, 10 cost IS cents
clean. The sales of the week are A.
437 900 pounds domestic and 1874. 900
pounds foreign, against 7,154000 pounds
domestic and 2,3S2000 pounds foreign
last week and 1,604,300 pounds domes-
tic and 4S3. 900 pounds foreign for the
same week last year. The sales 10 date
show an increase of IL, 800, SS9 pounds
domestic and 44,904. 100 pounds foreign
for the sales to the same date in 1894.
The receipts to date show a decrease of
II ,977 bales domestic and an increase
of 2l2OlS bales foreign.
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compound. has become familiar 70 every
medical practitioner and family physi~
clan.
breakdown and nervous p-cstThrca
come" say these physicians. unless the
great nerve centres are property FED
upon proper nutritive material
Paine's celery compound Is the one
great nerve-feeier and nerve reStora-
tive BY its means al the functions ~
the body receive fresh supply OF nerve
food. II encourages the body 10 manu-
facture an abundant supply Of this IN
dispensable vital force. without which
there can be no health. strength nor
happiness In living. From the lack, 81.
nerve force men and women are drivea
20 dependency. melancholy. insanity
and suicide
Thousands OF letters like the follow
ing from Mrs Lizzie Arnot. OF Mans
field, Ohio. are received by the pro-
prietOrs OF Palne's celery compound
every month IN the year,
Il have used two bottles or Paine's
celery compound FOR ueryouEneSs. and
have found great relief from It's use.
II e. truly a wonderful remedy. I ara
better and am using no more medicins
now
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-10-19
COEFFE MAI.kET.

New York. Oct. 1s-COfree options open
ed steady with prices unchanged 10
points lower: ruled generally quiet under
foreign ard local selling pressure. follow
ing big Brazilian movement ard sleek
spot demand, closed duh al loo D points
lecHne. October. %1.Sosli5.i0. December.
$i4%pQl58.
spot-Rio dun; No. Z. 1ec- Mia quie':
CordOya. lsit01fc.
Santos-Si esdy: good average santosif.
$50; receipts, 29.09 bags; stock. SS,o0s
bags
Hamburg-Quie; and unchanged prices
to Il pfenniS decline; sales. HOO bags.
Havre-Opened barely steady. = franc
decline: at noon unchanged: ~ p. m.
irregular, Z, franc decline. CLOSED quiet.
= franc decline: sales. u. 90 hays
Rio-Quiet. No. Rio u. 1se. exc hanE@'
I0asd: receipts. 100 bags. cleared for the
United States 500 baGS; for Europe, 1000
bags: stock. 30So bags.
Warehouse deliveries from New YORK
yesterday. si55 bags: New York stock to-
day. Z7s. % bags. United States stock. S..i,-
500 bags: afoat for the United states -
bags: total visible FOR thu United States.
5s4. - bags. against Es;.zS bags last year
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-10-19

Nagging is a disease, says an eminent
physician IN the last North American
Review. 1T is often.' says Dr. Edison,
1.-The result OF diseased condition or
OF strains on the strength
1t is the nervous men and women who
most readily fall into that unfortunate
class. and anything that does away
with nervous weakness will cure the
depression, irritability and the nagging
habit that so often accompanies a run
down nervous condition.
Persons who lead an active lie need
something 10 invigorate their nerves
and TO give them fresh. rudy blood. IL
is the rebellious nerves Overtaxed by
domestic duties, added to the constant
living in the vitiated atmosphere OF In
doors that reduces the nervous strength
OF so many women.
Prof. Edward r. Phelps. VI. u. IL.
d. presented 10 his profession the re-
suits Of accurate Investigations IN the
medical laboratory. His formula Ter
recruiting worn-out nervous tissues and
building up the nerve-centres when ex-
hausted. this remarkable formula now
known the world over as Paine's celery
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GENERAL MARKETS
CHICAGO.


Chicago Oct. 1S.-Pork-Cash. $50; jan
Lard-Cash, $50: January. ss.s.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas CITY, Oct. 1S-Butter-Weaker:
receipts large; creamery, H42lc; dairy.
14l15c.
EggSvery strong; inclined higher, 49,.
Hay-Tmothy, S.5ogl10O; prairie, $500
$50.
ST. LOUIS.
St Louis, Oct. 1S-Butter-Dull and IN
Eggs-Steady, I5c.
WhiSky-Steady, 81
Lead-Dul and lower, S.OT315.
Spelter-Holders asking $3.50. but little
demand.
Cotton ties and Observation-Disclosures
Professionalism mess. ss.s21s.
Lard-Prme steam. $50; choice. s9.55.
Racon-ShoulQers, (boxed $50; longs,
S675; ribs, $50; shorts. $6.6312.
Corn meal-S1 .50Hl.55.
Bran-Steady: SIC for east track
Flaxsaed-Dull and steady, e0c.
Timothy seed-Easier, 50. 10q360.
Hay-Steady; prairie. Seas.co; timothy.
s. O0Il3.50 this side.
WooEUnchanged
NEW YORK.
New York, Oct Is.-Butter-Firm; west
ern dairy, l0Ql5c.
Sugar-Ray steady; refined quiet
Petroleum-Quiet; United closed NAiz
asked
Cut meats-Qu!et: picked bellies. sss9
sGs4c.
Lar-d-Dull: refined quiet.
Pork-Quiet.
Cottonseed oil-Slow: rather more dis
position 10 sell without actual concession
in prices.
Pig iron-steady; southern. s14.co: north
ern, $12JoG1400.
Copper-DuH; brokers. $500; exchange.
Lead-Quiet; brokers, Sis; exchange.
LIVERPOOL
LIVERPOOL. Oct 1S.-Bacon-Quiet; de-
mSnd mOierate: Cumberland cut. = TO 30
pounds, As; short ribs, = pounds, Sss Sd /;
long clear light. IS to 50 pounds, % 81 !;
clear backs light, IS pounds, Ses: short
clear middles, 50 pounds. 2ss Sd; clear
bellies, Il TO Is pounds. 3Ss Cd.
Shoulders-Square. II to Is pounds. Us 90.
Hams-Short cut. IL to 1s pounds A..
Beef-Extra India mess. los; prime mess,
SIS 81.
Pork-Prine mess. fine western, SIS I'd;
DO medium. SIS 3D.
I.ard-DuH: prime western, @s Sd: re-
fined, On pals S2s
CheeSe-FfrTn: finest American white,
SIS: do do coIored. SIS 81.
Butter-Fsnes, United States. 75s: good.
Cos
Tu-pertine sririts-3s Sd.
Ros.u-Common, - I'D
CattonSeed oil-L.ver5sool re.ned, rs %
LirSeed o1l-Zls ID
northumberland, I'D
Ref-ca-ator be%f-FOrequarters I'D
headquarters. sd
ST. LOUIS.
S. Louis. Oct lS-C0tton steady; md
d,irz. l5-I6c; sales. 100 bales; receipts.
Abs bales; shipments. AIS bales; stock,
I31l4 bales
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-10-19
COLONEL BRADLEY WILL WIN.
Looks Very Much Like Republican Success
in Kentucky.

Ashland, KY, Oct. 1S.-One Of the
most remarkable demonstrations ever
seen in Kentucky's political history oc-
CURED here today when William O.
Bradley. Republican candidate for gov
ernor, spoke TO 5000 people. 1t was
such an outpouring as Will probably
never be witnessed again in this state,
and added convincing weight to the
claims of his party friends that Brad
ley's election is really a certainty. Col
oneI Bradley, upon his arrived last night
was met by large delegation of both
Republicans and Democrats, who es-
corted him TO the handsome suburban
nome of Captain James c. Bryant. a
prominent leader of the Democracy.
who has this year broken away with
others OF his party and is supporting
the Republican position on the cuTren-
CIV question. and because of misman-
agement OF state affairs.
CAPTAIN Bryant. to day in introducing
Colonel Bradley, spoke of having pre-
viously differed with him, but that he
has since become convinced of his mis-
take. and will support the Republican
candidate and the entire state ticket
The scene that ensued when Captain
Bryant turned and took the Republican
leader by the hand and said that honest
Democrats who love their state and
country interests above party consider
publican party in making him Ken
tucky's next governor is without par
suel. The immense Concourse arose
and yelled them selves hoarse; hats,
canes and handkerchiefs went spon-
taneously into the air, and this lasted
for a full half hour
IT was a demonstration that evinced
plainly the way the tide is going. Col
mel Bradley's popularity with these
mountain people IS unbounded. His
speech was able. conciliatory. effective
dealing in facts and figures. and sp--
healing for support in the interest Of
GOOD national and state government.
He abused no one. He is making his
contest upon high ground. and because
be is honestly convinced that the time
has arrived for a wholesome change
for the better in this state. Colonel
Bradley also spoke yesterday afternoon
at Grayson 10 5000 people. and coming
here his train was tagged enroute by
200 miners who compelled him TO alght
and address them, bringing him on
another train later 10 this c.ty. Brad
fey's tour through the state he's been
one continuous ovation
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catie-MarSss stsacy


There VS. a GOOD sgupy - s-ock ~
had today ~ IRE Tar1H- As.Gs fr1E1
sock soi1 Or he make arvsral car sosfin
,rsra brs.zat ~. saloaaef srd stiVBas
fartse-r e1nf u waa ~ far - k1Ees.
cav fo- fseeipfs thiT year.
TIE gs'isztrss En- gE-rrs hae stock Ga ~
sra-Ae- To-Day.
afe-rs 4 1soIAeghEn. BaTaSvilss. hexs
nra cafflQ
Js.s Y.a.rarA. csr-rtnEs an. bsxs All
cafe.
49, seosr. Tsrk. tpS- anG csff's
ca-sstell Z. stsrtsu. cal1 Es44. s<sgs s53
cate.
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MARKETS. FULL OF FRUIT.
ThoussD ds Of Bushels of Apples Kottins In
Ohio Orchards.

Ohio Orchards.
CINCINNATI, o., Oct. IS.-Millions Of
bushels Of fruit are going to decay
along the river because of the close Of
navigation. One of the agents of a
packet company writes that on the
farms where it would require too long
a haul to railroads and the towns that
depend upon the river for their sup
plies, that apples, peaches, pears and
grapes are lying rotting away because
they cannot be shipped to market. Be
tween Cincinnati and Evansville he
estimates that 10000 barrels of ap-
piles alone will be lost by decay to say
nothing Of potatoes and other articles
of produce. Al the little port Of Am
Sterdam, Ind, there are over 1000 bar
rels of apples that have been out on
the wharf awaiting shipment nearly
two weeks. In many instances the or
chard owners have quit gathering the
fruit and expect TO let it decay on the
trees because they know they cannot
dispose Of it if they gather it. Such
a condition of things. old-timers say,
Were never known gefore in the Ohio
valley, and the outlook for water in the
river is very discouraging. The river
is lower now than it has been since 1860
with one exception. Today it records
= stage Of only two feet six inches.
1t is so low in many places that it is
becoming stagnant and there are pools
IF greasy substance on its surface.
In Cincinnati Tuesday there appear
ed to be a complete glut Of the market
on fruits. Along the fronts Of the COM
mission houses peaches and other fruits
were piled and stacked on every avail
able inch of sidewalk and even the
street was built up with boxes and
packages as far out as possible, there
being but a single narrow track for
wagons and street cars. Perhaps no
such scene has been witnessed in this
city before in years.
The cool weather has curtailed the
demand for peaches and the prospects
ere that considerable Of a reduction will
have to be made in order to dispose of
the immense stock on hand. For every
kind Of fruit the demand is not nearly
equal TO the supply and the result is
that all fruit houses are full up on such
psoducts. Apples and pears will con-
tinue to hold a good market value, and
commission men expect slight ad-
vance in price as soon as the summer
stock has been cleared away.
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NEW YORK.

New York, Oct. 1s.-Agents have ad-
vanced prices as follows: Amosheag
Excelsior checks and stripes y cent.
Stark 768 ounce duck y cent Stark
10I12 ounce 1 cent Skaters kid cam
brics to 4 cents. Red Cross kid cam
brics TO 37s cents. Skaters and Red
Cross solid prints u cent. River Point
robes to ~ cents. Washington Impe-
rial prints to cents. There was no
general demand apparent but an irreg-
ular request was quite effective in sales
and of many spot goods of purely
seasonable description, good quantities
were taken, while very large sales were
effected through foEwardings on previ-
Gus engagements. Printing cloths very
strong at 5-16 cents for contracts, with
the weeks sales footing in excess OF
250. 900 pieces.
FALL RIVER
Fall River. Mass, Oct. s-Print
cloths firm at ga cents for spots; fair
demand for contracts at sic cents;
mills refuse TO sell spots and are Slow
sellers of contracts.
MANCHESTER,
Manchester, Oct. 1S.-Cloths quiet
and unchanged. Yarns firm but no:
active.
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GT IIT-l
oRAi> MAKKEr.
CHICAGO

CHICAGO.
Chicago. Oct N-Wheat-Cash. 5sssc.
Decernter. SIC: May. esizc.
Corn-Cash. %. December. z5sfs1se'
'i oss;isLcasa. lsc: Dsceubsr. Is'.e: May.
KANSAS CITY.
Kauzss City. Oct ls.-Wheaf--So. =
harri. 2a5ec: 20. ? red. esaSss. rejected.
cors-No. : mixed. zz3.a3e; No. 2 white.
So;s-No. rnlIei. Ise: 80 waite.
ST. LOUIS.
g. ISuia o. 1f--tF Eea'--fg8ief- Ggi
and loser. oPenea frTn boz soo-s 20 taeS
ard loa. the sariy advarce. Cof.flncr.iai
markets Sere lower ard t6e-e vas % r-sllT
here. PED. ra=h. &c. DecefDtser, - -
e.. MAY. Dsisss6gac-
Cgrr-TJsli ara feasureiess vi-bogf
much change whch asa S,vhtiT Tor t1s
better. No : rulEsst. ces,l. - -, f.ctar'eE.
70. Dece-nt.e-. -. ff1fsrc. Nay. -
Oats-F'uturez cue. olt ffealf 80
seaay. 70. ? casa, l7i1c. Deosrf-f-r.
Kys-ssssay 70 :. g
Rsee. gts-wsoat. ssso: oo-n. nm. o;s.
ss,rueu:s-whsz,. 1seo8. eera. 600.
NEW YORK
<s-r To-r Oct 1f-f- zssf--iLs--1-
= so h-.shsss. srp0sfs. T.s9 bBes@is
SCOT orsas1 firm r1lss 11.et. = best
pressure - 81. ci1esze sse@iT No :
red sz.c. 10 haFd. Gssc- o',99rs a-rn
ao6 fairy sr.lTe sei8rg - = esfsf tfese
! ce-t us6er selling szasnst par eassa q
so-s ~ wheat "a Ne ro-fhNssf. ct1alaS A.
= l.fsss rally Wf.a a nFf srss - go go
S5c.of@~ eioses 49,. D~cerss'>r. s7sss--a
ce-s-f.s1ssp.s. 1s-.sa berasis. ezg-orts
* 81 hssasss $50 oe-s9Sf H-E. rss4
qutst aae eiar~1 s,@a@E 20
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SWUNG FOR MURDER
eLAYBKS OF MATE FITZGERALD
PAY WITH tn 1R LIVES

LIZ San Quentin Prison. California, the Exc
eution Takes Place OF ST. Clair and
Hansen, Convicted OF Murder on the
High >eas-rI:. asea Meets His Fate
Without Comp but st. Clair Argues
His Innocence from the Circumstances
of the Case, and Complains of the News
papers.
San Quentin Prison, California, Oct.
:o.-Ihomas st. Clair and Hans Han
sen, the murderers of Maurice FitZger-
aid, mate Of the bark Hesper, We're
hanged in the loft of the jute mill at
The prison at 2:04 o'clock this afternoon.
The executions were witnessed only
~ United States Marshal Baldwin, four
deputies and twelve directors. News
paper men and others were excluded in
accordance with a wish said to have
Seen expressed by Hansen. Death in
ZACH case ensued speedily, the necks
IF both men being broken by the fall.
Hansen and st. Clair spent the morn
ing with Fathers Logan and Gallagher.
Hansen seemed reconciled TO his fate
'%AAO eeS7SAH>ICO NiC pUblCo ~ oNJ0SI iAAO
straps on his ankles as he stood on the
trap. Just before the black cap was
drawn over his head, he SMILED as he
looked at the deputies around him and
said: We'll, good bye, boys, 1 am
thankful to you ALL
st. Clair left a long rambling state
ment for the press in which he recited
the incidents in connection with the
murder and argued, on the shown g
OF the circumstances presented that he
could not have been guilty OF the muir
der Of Fitzgerald. He said that his
trial was unfair from the fact that
interested persons had caused the pub
LEGATION of articles in the newspapers
which prejudiced the jurors against him
The executions are said to have been
as successful as any that ever took
place in the prison.
st. Clair's remains were placed in
charge of a San Rafael undertaken.
Hansen's body was turned over to an
undertaken from San Jose, where it will
be buried by a Danish society.
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RANK CIEARINGS.

New York, Oct. IS.-The following table
compiled by BradstreeTs. shows the total
clearances at the principal cities and the
percentage OF increase or decrease, as
compared with the corresponding week
last year.
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FLOUR MARKET.
NEW YORK.

New oYr< Oct 1S-Fiour-Receipts, q
on0 barrels; exports. l0.lao barrels. market
moderately active. buyers Confiue fsl1nss
TO actual wants: closed firm but quiet
Rye GouT-guiet-
Buckwheat hour-cuie--
ST LOUIS
ST. Louis. Oct s-Flour-Receipts. -
Ooo barrels. ~ iynents. HOO barrels. quiet
and unchanged
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-10-19

prices. although the absence OF any
public buying OF stocks checked any
possible advancing disposition
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COTTON MARIE Z
NEW YORK

Ne " York. Oct. IS.-Cotton easy: mid
ding, ai4c. net receipts none; Sross, Il
SIS bales; exports 10 the continent. 81
bales: forwarded. 4,ioi bales: sales. y
bales. so.naerS 81 bales; stock. loo y
NEW ORLEANS
New Orleans. Oct. IS-Cotton quiet and
easy: nid6l.ng. I-lSc; low niddliDg-
S 13-1sc: good ordinary. SIC: net receipts,
1875 taieS: gross receipts. O-fo9 os les
exports TO Great Brita.. n: 200 bales: sales,
2 80 bales, stock, ai9, SS4 bales.
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SNAP WAS LACKING
NOTWITHSTANDING TIE FAVOR
ABLE NEWS OF TEE DAY.

Big Copper Mine Deal with . Foreign Syn
change Rates, and the Gold Exporting
Pressure Is Removed for the Time
Union Pacific Reorganization Plans
Publication Followed by Interesting De-
MISUNDERSTANDING Situation Causes
Advances In Sfocks
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Demand Halts and Prices Yield Moderately
In the Industrial Markets-Cotton Mar
ket Partly Cornered-Halt in Cotton
Prices on the Gold Export Situation
Price Chan Ses Very Slightly, Consider
ing the Situation-Sew Business in Iron
is scarce-Bradstreet's Review.
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yrtcrIITa aAnRTH
REPREgENTATIVE RALTs.

wichita. Oct n
ors-Narfst : cents lower.
4EtfeF
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-10-19

THE man who boasts that ne WORKS WITH
MS head instead az his bands : respectfully
reminded that the woodpecser does the
,ame. and IS the biggest kind Of bore A;
hat Waterloo Courier.
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CHICAGO.
Chicago oct N.-Wheai-Cash- 5s1sc.
Decerslt,er. Sc. May. eFzc-
Corn-CaEh. 1ics December, = NJ ,
May. 90
oats-Cash. sc; December. Isfsc. May.
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DRY GOODS MARKET.

Not included in total.
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ST. LOUIS.
s. Louis Oct H-COtton steady; md
ding. 15-I6c; sales. 20 bales; receipts.
Abs bales; shipments. AIS bales: stock,
I3II4 bales
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-02-28

eisnem @erlase in Wisn eri4ienen 1T.
&ura sefabt lauten bic 9ori4riftsn:
Reibe Sid gar5 oDer tbeilpeiie tagli4
tpieberbolt falt ober parm ab, lahe
Define biden gettmaTen tnsten,
briidsn unb aipaden, ie trdftiger u1o
tiefsr, be1to better, unb freue DID BET
ben Sdmeraen ber + item Sage auf bas
Weraniiqen Der fpdterer. So ott unb
iebesmal tpenis, benn grobe Wfablz
3eiten beginitisen bic Gettbilbuns uno
ben settanIab, tleine bagesen ben
T~ettperbraua unb bic Gntfettuns; ID
Tlei1d unb Wurit jeber Mrt, 10 biel
9u masit, au4 fett, talt uno tparm;
If Muitern, Rapiar unb 9ummern,
Du pertrdgft bas, Of au4 Dein @elos
beuttl - aeigt Dir Elm Bid htnei1t; ID
Slide geto9t, ~sebraten, geial5en. gez
rdu&ert, Rrebie, Gier, RG1e; ib @pt=
nat, Suuertraut, @urten, Ropf1alat
unb Obit, lebtepes rob unb gs1amort.
Doa meibe: Suppen, &artoHeln.
Meblfpeifen Wubeln, Mattaront),
Reis, '1iNenfrii@te, @aben, 1otpte
Butter unb Settle, toenl1 lie n'dt CUR
3utereitlng ber Speiien erforbsrl'b
finb. Srint Wafer uno Mineral<
maFer, Unit" ober "obns". Msibz urto
Mpfertpein; bod meibe: 8ier. Notbz
pein, RaFee, Sbse, &atao. Gbotolabe,
Mil9 .unb = @@naps. 8efolslt Du
bieie &eseln gut, bann tptro bic W1r@
lung ni@t ausbleiben, bas uber14un1z
ge, faule Gett ptrb i@pinben. Mlsrz
6ings bdnst Dir bamn bic 9al1t IN
yalten am &0rper unb in Hurr3eln
i'm @e1t4t, 9u fieht "eleno" aus -
aber bas ma@t ri4ts: dngfttse DID
ni9t! Die !9aut tann muir 10 14nel
benz Getti@punb ni4t folgen; balp
aber glGttet fie fi4 iber ben uiammerz
gel4rumpften Stellen unb 3iisen UNI
berrlid btit 9u anauidapsr. @erz
1uh's!
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-02-28

@iertel bteies S%abrbunberts bate iid
in Der @sseatb Der Stabt Steier
Scenario al, einsm f~reiitebenbsn 8aume
am Saume bes Walbes erbdngt; balb
barauf fanb man ben sanaen Stamm
bie1es 8aumes init Ndgeln bei4lagen,
unb 3tpar neil, tpie man iia ausbridz
te, bierour9 Der Baum unb fomit Der
aanae Walb bon bsr an ibnen periibten
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