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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-10-30

gemtf6ten reGigiD1en @er1ammlungen ge@
tparnt ner0en, Elm geqen ben 8i19of 8eane,
BON Der fdtboli9en 1niberfitGt, gertbteter
S9lag mar, ID oetIelbe auf benz reltgiDien
@ongreB in gbicdgD, tpd6ren0 Der Weltaus@
IteQung, et1e berporragenDe PerIonlt9teit
mar.
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ct. 2eO : 8ir4e, fagta &c ftern @6eto: u8or
Sturgeon ian0te Sep XIII. Elm Gunof4ret@
Ben an Die 8ebDlfernnq Der gan3en Melt,
tporin er gu @ebeten fir 9riltli9e @intra9t
aufforoerte. Set Dem @ri9einen bieIes
lebten S9retbers nun babe i1 ben 8eu6
ppn 5a6lret9en Broteitdnten er9alten, Ipel9e
mid fragten, mas baHefbe beOeute. S9
bGbe itber oas lebte Hunbi9ret6en feline Mit=
t3eilung er6alten unb CLAUDE ni9t, baB es
duf Den cardinal @ibbons, ben @r5bii@of
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untperittdt g%erlin9t mar. Srgeno Elm Seinb
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Rom Elm S9reiben erbalten, in pel4em
oerielbe Ia9t: u8innen 8ur5em tpirb Der
amerttarif 8en Preie bic Mittbeilung ge>
ma4t tperoen, bdB 9egen gepiffe bobe @eift=
li3e Elm i9perer S9lag geFibrt fperben
ntro. 9erfelbe tpirb pieGei6t buour3 ab=
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oerbolt plrO, oaB auBer Dem cardinal unb
benz Gr5biT@of Srelan6 ii9 nod anbere perz
lonen fiir ben religi0Ien GongreB in gbicagO
intereffirt bdben."
u9as S4rei6en," fogte mier, Ducep,
ytommt BON Semanbem, tpel6er ben bD9ften
Mutorttdten in Hom 1ebr nabe ftebt."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-10-30
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GfprtIebutl9 ooh Der l. eeite.I

S6atfabe, baB fi9 bic 6euti9en @eI4dfts~
lellte iiber bic i6nert bapur9 auferlegte 4obe
@teuer betlagen, aber Der 8eriht be1tet
buruuf BIN, baB Die Nation, ais fol4e, ito18
ouf Die @inrt9tung tit. 9eut14lanb bat
bieIe Dirt BON @erft9erung 5uerit angefans
gen, ober Seiterreid 1T ibm t6eillpeiie f4on
9efplgt, unb aud in Der S9lpei5 ipirD Elm
@rbeiterz@ ELECTROMAGNETIC iebt entmorfen.
Der GonIul fiigt bin3u, 6aB AUDI S8tpeben,
gtortpegen unb 9roBbrttannien beabt4tigen,
ben beutf9en 8ert4erungsplan an5unebz
men.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-10-30
Der ll0roer boImes Dor Gcridt.

8. 8. 6olmes, tpel6er Iei1tem eiQenen Sc
ftGnDniife na6 an Der Spite Der 2i1te Der
mobernen 0erbre9er itebt, purbe in Pbtla=
belpbid unter Der Mntluge, ben Benjamin S.
Pibel ermorbet gu baben, benz vSpsr e Ser
miner" @ert6te porgefiibrt. Die NntGage
fpiro bonn 8~e5trtsa1upalt @eorge g.. Sra
6am un0 ieitem Spe3ialgebilfeu Sbpmas
%. 8arlup geleitet, tpdbrerb Die 4nlpdlte
Wt0tam u. @boemdfer u1b Samuel 8.
Rotdn bic 8ertbeibtgung bes Qngetlagter
iibernommen buben. Muf Der &idterbant
befinOet fu9 Gibter Mi9aeG MrnoG5. Der
Nngeflagte 9at pGbrenb feiner 8erbred6er=
luufbabn 10 btel Nanen gefii6rt, odB {eir
Saufnume 6errudn Mubgetts beinabs rer=
geffen tDoroen 1T.
Wtl6 uno abentauerlt9, tpie Ieinem eiqes
men 9eitGnb4tiB nd6 Tetn 2ebenslduF ma,
in pel9em er ft9 felbit @erbre6en anflagt
tDel3e ethe1 ~fDeniger 9etpanbten Q}erbrsnt1
IGon ldnge an ben @algen gebra6t Gabell
tpiirben, bat 6olnes 19lauer WeiFe Sic
6auptperantportli6feit feitler perifpieDenen
Wprbt6aten uuf bic 561tltern anoerer Ser
fonen gapdl8t. Obglei9 er fpG6renb 1e.nes
Observation-Disclosures Qe6ens fat nur Sc
febibertretun9e1 began9en bat, fzebt er iebi
gum erien Male, zines tDbestpirDtgen Ser
bre4ens argefla9t, DDr @eri4t. Die 8e>
b0roen mifen, bab er fetn g~elp06nltAer Ser
BREEDER 1T, ionoern baB tie es nit einem az
tpanbten u1po Tudperitdnbigsn aiint[er I'M
8erbreDen 5u t6un 4a9er.
Gs TT mebr als Elm Sabr felt Der @nt.
ocdung oes 8erbredens oergdngen, peqer
oeifen 9olntes iebt pOr @eri9t tebt, unb es
itno iettoem 10 piele tpioerIpre9snbe Sc.
f4i4ten iiber i'm in l1mIauf geiebt tpprben
BON Oenen bic cine bie nd9ite immer, md
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-10-30
3retoenfcr=G onore6.

Ser NationaIcpngreB Der 5retOenfer, gu
tDel9em ft9 8ertreter aus 3a6lret9en Stdaz
ten in ben Ser. Stadten un0 Canada etrqez
fnnben baden, tpur6e in 9}etp Norf abge=
balten, 3Ded bes auf bret Sage bere9z
neten @ongrefes mar bds 9inarbei=
ten auf Die Srennnng bon Staat u1b
&irbe, auf cine unparteiiI9e 8~efteuerung
daes @igent6ums, auf bic Nb59dffung Der
5onntagsgeIebe uno Der @efeBe Qegen @pt>
tesldterung. Ser Gongreb min ferner fiji
Die @infibrung Ooltdnbiger &ebez uni
BreBfrei9eit, frete poftbef0r0eruns unb fin
bic &e9te BON Mann, Srau unb &tnbern
tpirfen. Nuf Der p1utfOrm befanben itt
auBer Samuel g. Putnam, benz BrGitbenten
beg Observation-Disclosures, SefretGr @eorg&
6. Mac9pnal6, prpfe1Dr part6urt uni
5tau BON 8roottbn, Srau 2iltan 9arman
bon &%anfas, Or. g. %. Wetmore BON 8uf=
falo unO SRI. Steiner BON Soma. Brdft=
bent Butnam ~bebdnbelte in 1etner @rDff=
nungsre6e bic Srdge: Rome or Reason
which?'
SIN Der notwithstanding iprdd6 Gbpart
9obTon iiber u9enffretbeit" unb Daniel 8,
Dimes Derlus etne Nbbanblung iiber oGbo=
luton unter benz MifrpfcDp." Sin S9rei=
BEN BON Ginter s. s.. Watte bon gbicaqr
tpurbe berleI EN-, in peG9em es betBt: vWenn
mir tiimttq orqantfirt Ddren, 10 piirben mir
fofort cine Md3t in Dem 2anbe fem, naf
ipeI9em due mad 8efretung aus ben 9unz
ben religt05er Sbrannet ringenben ~organiltrs
ten &rGfte 6inItrDnen tpiirben urab Der SAG
tpiiroe balb drbre6en, no Der bon alien Set
ten bereiis~ Undergraduate 8ieienbau bes Nber=
| qlaubens 3uIammenitiir3en uno ale NpoiteI
ltnb Merf8euge religtD5er 3pdngsberri9afi
auf efptq unter ben Srimmern begraben pers
ben piirben."
Or. Metmpre BON Buffalo ~befiirportete
Die 8eiteuerung bes &ir9eneigent6ums, tn
Dem CT Idgte, baB berWert biefes unbef teuerz
ten @i9ent9ums in ben Ser. Staaten $780,
900, 900 betrage.
SIN Der 5~fpeiten @tbung bes 5ret=
benfercongreffes 4purDe Der Sabresberi6t Der
@efretdrin, Srau DO. q. Sreeman pon G1t=
cago, bur9 ben 8t3eprGftoenten Sranflin
Steiner o~erlefen. Srau Sreeman rei9te i6r;
Ge1ignution elm unb briidte bic 9pffnunQ
aus, baB lire Nd9fplgerin BON benz bon benz
SSreibenferbunbe bprge8ei9neten pldne ni91
abfpeiben pIrbe. Der 8ert9t purbe an
qenontmen. @tntge BON Or. s. &. Soote it,.
DEM @opiiber beg Counties fir 3uidbe gun
@erfaffung borgei4lugene 3ufdbe purbeu
%angenommen. 9ie 8eamtenpabl bate fol-
gsnbes GrQebniR:
9rG1ibe1t, Samuel IS. Yutnam, g6teagp;
Gefretdr, 6, 6. 8eibpau, Chicago; S9ab=
meiter, Otto @eGsfetn, &o9eIe, Sn.; 1
@iceSprGfibent, &t9ter s. g. @aite, Sit
cago; 2. @iceprGibent, s. 8. Wafemun.
Stem gorf; 8. @iceprGiibent, S, 6. Stems
burg, Nt4ifpn, &anias; 4. @iceprdii0ett
Srarflin Steiner, Soma.
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6aaIeton, 8anIas, purbe o~erGeien, in mel
6em 6erIelbe Elm @runOfid fir Die @ra
ridtung zines Sreibenfer6eimes unb a1Bers
Dem nod 800 Nder bOGig f9ulbenfreieS
2ntb anbtetet.
Katholifen mo oemifdte r%eIiei5ie Derfamm.
lunoen.
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0ffentli9te S6rei6en, fporin bic &atboltfen
in ben Ser. Staten por Der S6eilnabme an
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-10-30
Die Quarantine oufeehoben.

Die reformirte Kird,c Don lmerifa.

Die @Dnobe Der %reforntirten &ir9e Dor
Qmerttu, tpel9e Die Stduten &anias, Mi1=
fourt, SQinots, Nebrasfa, Soma unb golu.
rabo umfdBt, btelt in Nbilene, Seas, i6rer
sSa6resconbent ub. Ollie Staten tpdren burd
8eiitli9e u1b 2aien bertreten. Ser Pfarre1
@taufFer aus 2incOln, Gebr,, fiibrte ben
8Driib.
@eb, S, 90. &erbtg BON Gbicago mlrb'
gum 8rdiibenten gepGblt unb 9. 9. 5buet
bon @mpOrta, 8as., gum Stated Clerk"
Ser iibrige She'll Der SiBung tpurbe aui
Die 8eri9te Der 8laifen tebes Staates Der
fpanDt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-10-30
31nltttk 41nn pnItttker+
DeriammIune oes repubIifanii6en Rational
2lusihufes.

2Lusihufes.
Ser 9or5iber bes republifanif9en Sea-
tionalausT6ufes, Senator Sbpmas 8. Gar
ter BON Mpntana, bat neuIib folgenoen
Qufruf erla1en: Ser repu%blitunii4e Na=
tipnalaus19uB pirb bier0ur9 aufgeforoert,
fi9 am 10. 9e8ember 1895 Nu9mittugs 2
ll6r i'm Nrlingfpn 9otsl gu @ai1ington 81
periammeln, UNI 3eit unb Ort fir 4bbaG=
tung bes acknowledgements BON 1896 gu be-
itimmen, u1rO Iol6e @ef6Gfte, ais n0t3ig
eri9einen mDgen, gu erlebigen.
S6ps. $. Garter, @DriiBer.
g. 8. MunIe1, Setretdr.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-10-30

@puberneur MltgelD na6m cine Gin
ldbung, bic Musi te1ung in 4tlanta au be-
fuben, fir iib urb ieinen militGrti9en
Stab an. Sie SFdbrt ptrb am 8. NDoember
BON @6icago aus in einem @pe5ial5uge
angetreten tperben.
The Portland daily press., 1895-06-08

source of interest to the visitor.
Military signaling by means of flashes
of sunlight etc., has made rapid advances
lately in actual use in the regular service,
and this by the way, is another fairly
good example of how history repeats it
self, for it is an interesting fact, though
difficult to realize, that the same idea of
sending messages by means of signs was
devised by the ancients hundreds of years
ago and "that in the perfection of tele-
graphs and telegraphic alphabets are re-
vived almost the Oldest devices of an
tiquity.
We remember that the announcement
of the capture Of ancient Troy is sup
posed to have been flashed by large ref1ec-
tors or torches across the Aegean Sea to
Argos and in the same manner the fall
of Athens, 479 B. c., was communicated
to Xerxes, then at Sardis, and so we have
accounts of the use Of different devices
for this purpose down to the Dark Ages,
when the art was lost, and not even the
singal flashes pierced the gloom.
Perhaps the greatest practical use that
has been made of this mode of signalling
since its revival is by the signal parties
OF the U. S. Army, with the possible ex-
ception OF that by the French in the In
dian Ocean between the islands of Maur-
titus and Reunion distance of over 130
miles, where it has been found impracti-
cable to lay submarine cables, and SO
large mirrors are used on the mountain
peaks with good success
The longest distance on record over
which messages have been sent between
two seations was that from Mt. Uncom-
pahgrs 70 Mt Ellen, Utah, a distance Of
The Portland daily press., 1895-06-08

'tWait a moment" Eighteen, "What is
the matter?" 6. A, $50 Ahead y O.
Z :, GAN right, etc.
Of course in the regular service his
work is of great value, as an az tual
means of communication between distant
points, but at the State College this is
not the principal end in view; in fact
the longest distance ever attempted was
from the Headquarters to Black Cap
Mountain, distance of about Is miles,
where messages were sent with the great
est success, upon the occasion of the visit
of the officers in attendance upon the
School of Instruction of the Second Regi-
ment N. G. S. M. short time ago.
The work as done there is for the pur-
pose of giving instruction to Cadets in
this interesting subject and that this in
struction is well given is evinced by the
fact that the young men who graduate
each year have in addition to their thor
ough practical and theoretical knowledge
of military science proficiency in the
art of telegraphy which may, stand them
in good stead in times of either peace OK
war
The Portland daily press., 1895-06-08

1888 miles, which was done last year by
members of the U. S. A. .nSignal Corps,
under command of Capt. sWilliam A.
Glasford, an authority in the line of work
he has taken up, and messmate for two
years of Lieut.. Hersey in Whipple Bar
racks, Arizona.
The increased use of the heliograph
doubtless grew in part at least from the
success with which it has been used in
the West during Indian campaigns, es-
pecially in Arizona and New Mexico,
where, owing to the clearness Of the air,
almost marvellous results have been OBJ
tained.
And it is said that during a four
months campaign in New Mexico be-
tween 1900 and 1900 messages were sent
over a circuit of more than 300 miles, and
that during the same campaign over 8O,-
600 words were transmitted in Arizona.
Wishing to have his Cadets thoroughly
abreast of the times in matters military,
Lieut.. Hersey organized the signal Sec
tion about three years ago, and procured
for them a complete outfit of flags, hello
graphs, telegraphic instruments y ETC.
This detachment, though somewhat
changed in it's personnel since that time,
has been brought to a high state of
The Portland daily press., 1895-06-08
efficiency, and is composed now of men
expert in message sending.

efficiency, and is composed now of men
expert in message sending.
The general supervision of this work.
is vested in the Chief Signal officer, who
is a member of the staff and is usually
cadet from the Senior class, proficient
in all that pertains to this branch of the
service The detachment, which numbers
10 men, is commanded by Cadet I'd Lieut..
Clifford J. Pattee who is an experienced
telegraph operator. The instruction be-
gins with the use of small practice flags,
which are soon followed by the. regular
army signal flag, four feet square. This
is what is familiarly known as sWig
Wag" work. Then the construction and
use of military telegraph lines is taken
up, and finally the heliograph for long
distance work. The practice work is sup
'plemented by recitations in the Manual of
Signaling used in the army. In all
the different methods of signaling the
Morse alphabet of dots and dashes is used
With the flags a motion to the right rep
resents dot and a motion to the left
dash, and with the heliograph short
sharp flash represents the dot and long,
steady flash the dash.
The heliograph consists of a stout
tripod at the top of which the mirror
barr can be attached so as to point in
any direction desired If the sun is in
front of the sender this bar is pointed
directly towards the other station and a
mirror adjusted on one end in such a
way as to throw the flash uIsAa a small
The Portland daily press., 1895-06-08

cut, and both may be carried suspended
from t e shou der.
Much time is saved in signaling by the
use Of ab5reviations, of which there is
code. For instance. -lsp figure one means
The Portland daily press., 1895-06-08

ting off the flashes to the distant station.
This properly done gives the dots and
dashes of the Morse alphabet
The upright rod on the other end of the
bar is simply for the purpose of getting
a more accurate adjustment of the mir
ror by bringing the center of the mirror
in direct line with the other station
If the sun is behind the sender it is usu-
ally necessary to use two mirrors, the
second taking the place of the rod
In this case the mirror bar is clamped
diagonally across the line of sight to the
other station, and one mirror catches the
light from the sun, reflects it to the sta
tion mirror, which in turn throws the
flash to the distant station as before
The entire apparatus can be transport
ed easily, as the two tripods are strapped
closely together, and the mirrors are
placed in a leather case, as shown in the
The Portland daily press., 1895-06-08
NO USE FOR A CAMERA.
The Old Mountaineer Didn't Want His
Picture Taken.

An hour before noon l overlook
young man with a camera, who was
taking snap shots by the wayside. A
few minutes later we met mountaineer
on q mule, with sack of corn behind
him, and after salutations had been ex-
changed the artist said he would like to
take his picture.
"Is that thing fur takin' picturess"
"Yes-takes regular photograph.
"Would it look like me?''
"Of course.
"And the mewl?''
Eyes,
"Then I'll hev to disappint ye. Thar
was feller up yere with a squintin' ma
sheen like that, and he met my brother
Bill. He sot Bill on rock and squinted
at him and logged along When he got
down to Knoxville he fixed the pictur' up
and was showin' it around, when feller
says to him:
'tWhar did ye meet this yere critters'
cup above Cumberland Gap.
"And mought his fust name be Bill?"
'sI reckon"
And his last name Scott?"
g The same. 81
"Thats about all they said, but in
the co'se of three days lot of revenue
officers cum along and gobbled on to Bill,
and he's in the Albany prison doin'
time yit. They dun reckoned he was in
Texas till they saw his pictur."
"But as the revenue officers don't want
you that removes the objection, !" cx-
planned the artist.
"It pears to, but it don't do it, re-
piled the old man, as he looked up and
down the road "You go down to Clin-
ton. You show it around. Purity soon a
Teller comes along and says: "Durn my
hide but that looks like ole Jeb Scott
up in the hills?"
Eyes, it's the old cuss hisself "
"Whar'd ye meet him?"
cover on Glinch River''
The dear ole critter. How peart he's
lookin' on that ole mewl O. his I'D gin
a dollar to shake hands with him ~,
"Wall, continued the old man, Gin
about three days I'd be roostin' in Jail,
and hev only myself to blame fur it,
while them revenue fellers would be Jest
tickled to death. -
But I thought they didn't want yours
protested the artist
''No, I reckon they don't, but they
would as soon as they saw tho pictur.
Some of 'em would recognize the inner
cent ole critter who locked seven of em
up in q stable while the boys were totin'
moonshine still out of a ravine and over
the mountains and as I hain't much of
a hand to talk I'm afeared couldn't ex-
plain how | happened to fall asleep and
leave EN- thar till they cut thar way out
| through the roof. You can squint at the
ole mewl and the bag of con all day if
it will obleege ye, but don't pull trigger
till ole Jeb Scott gifts down and hides be-
hind log. Detroit Free Press
The Portland daily press., 1895-06-08

tary organization of the State, the Coburn
Corps of Cadets.
The marked efficiency and superior dis
cipline of this organization, which is
revelation to the scores of military men
and others who come to Orono in the
course of the year to visit the college, is
due almost entirely to the genius for or
ganization and administration of the bril-
liant young army officer, Lieut. Mark L.
Hersey, 18th U. IS. Infantry, who is sta
toned there as the instructor in military
science, combined with the enthusiasm of
the one hundred and eighty young men
composing this command
Lieut.. Hersey, of whom it is said that
Slhe is one of the most wide awake off
GERS ever in the State, is a Maine man
himself, and was graduate of the Maine
Central Institute and of Bates College be-
fore his entrance to West Point, from
which he graduated in 1887. He came to
the college in 1891, after four years of ser
vice in the field in Arizona, and being
among his own people is naturally in
touch with the young men under his in
struction, who are largely the representa-
tives of the best families of the old Pine
Tree" State and of the neighboring COM
monwealths
The Cadets are organized into batta-
lion which at present comprises Cadet
Major and staff, three companies of in
fantry, fully officered, a well trained band
of twenty pieces and signal section
with which we are concerned chiefly in
this sketch, and whose work is always a
The Portland daily press., 1895-06-08

SpRINeFIELD, Mo. Aug. 14th. 1898.
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knowledge. I was affected with heart
35 years. was treated by the very best
physicians ana spent hundreds OF dol.
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out finding relief. 1have only taken
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cheerfllly say it has done ne more
good than any thing have ever taken:
/ can recommend your medicine to all
sufferers Of che above diseases.
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Springfield. Green County, MO.
The Portland daily press., 1895-06-08
PURCHASING A BABEL.
Prince Louis Lucien BOnaparte's Lii
brary for Boston.

Wonderful Collection of Books.-AH
Earthly speeches.-London, Paris, and
the Hub Were Rivals for This Con-
fusion of Tongues,
The Portland daily press., 1895-06-08

Sea Moss Farine. Tooth
some, Nutritious, Econom-
ical 25ct. package makes
IS quarts various dessert
dishes. Receipts with each
package. Write for Fairy
Story Book, illustrated.
Buy Farine of all Grocers,
or package mailed on re-
ceipt Of as cents.
:, Lyon lManufaPturing Co.,
The Portland daily press., 1895-06-08
HELIoGRAPH IN MAINE
Military Signalling at The State Col
lege at Orono.
How THE SIGNAL SECTION SEND
MESSAGES BY SUNLIGHT.

Tho Twelve Men of the Coburn Cadets Are
Experts-Lieut. Mark T.. Hersey Intro
duced This Modern Feature Three
Years Ago.
One can nowhere find better object
lesson OF what can be accomplished in a
comparatively short time for the physical
as well as the mental development of
young men than is shown by visit to
the Second West Point, +" as the Maine
State College has been not inaptly called,
and where may be found the crack mill
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-02-27
&Ieitte MrIa6ett

baber Oftmols groBe Mirfuu9en. unpdBli9feiten,
ipci6e MIR os gerir9fi9t9 su betro9teu phegen, orteu
DIT o1tr0 9tablaIii9fett in I6Iimme &ranfbett.n aus,
pelDe on lmb fir fib gefdDrli9 Tnb uno onbere erseu-
gen. SO lit Die WttBatbtung fruber 9lu3eifen bon Ibled.
ter SeInnbDett, ipelbe ole @rten BON 9rouii1en Srolf.
beiten I'M SefoI9e bat. IS gtebt ferner ee.piffe bnr9 bic
SabreS5eit beOingte StOrungen, tuie Maiaria unb gbeu.
mattslnrS, geget tpeIGe bas Goitem gu feiti9en INNER
pirlGensmertb lit. 9oitetter's Magenbitters arbeitet
ben @tiltpirtnn9en oon 9dlte, Seu9tiafett uub Miasmen
it3er %ent9e9en. gfadbem Sbr boS &itto bieIer Gin
%pirfun9en 9elouien ieib, iOltet Sbr 9leta no9ber Elm
ober Sipet @ein9tdfer pou 9pftetters Moeen6itters
trinfen. @aiielbe lift nit 0fe1t bos p~opuldrfte 6ctl.
mittcl unb &rdpentatio segen Melorio. Gerbouunos.
beI1lperoen, &eberleiben, Nieren= uuo 8loIerIeiben
9terpenleiben nub Sbtpadbe. Gin 45etuulos boQ por he,t
Wtablaeiten getrunten fDrbert ben @ppeftt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-02-27

2tncpln ermorbete unb @uiteau, Der unfez
rem 0arfielD tDbtlt9 berpunoete, iparen
beibe @olblutzN merifaner. Columbus bdz
qeqen tr1g ben in Sbren Nugen 10 i9rna9z
DoIen @tempel bes SremOentbum5. Gr
mar iogar elmer bon Der idlimmiten @orte
Der @intpanberer, = Elm Staliensr, that
TG4li9 Elm v0ago". @ir folten rns tets
bic S6atfa9e bor Nugen balten, bdB Imerttd
Elm Sinh @uropa's lit, unb baB g, pte Die
gun5e @rbe, benz Serrn geb0rt. 8tr habel
ni6t bas Ge1t, bic @inen in %unfersn g4Sarz
lor" gu ne6men unb Die 4noern in bic 8e@
bientenfammer gu bertpei{en. 5e(D1t etn
@~ingetpanberter, pert6eibige i'd metn Geht
auf einen plab i'm Gmpfangs5tmmsr!"
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-02-27
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tion Der 8iirger ~obengenannter 5luBgebiete
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8iirqermeiiter BON Sttdpa iiberIdnbte
mir cine Nb19rift bes 8ef9luiIeS unb err
f1dt mid, fir befien 8efanntma@ung bur4
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lieber na9, aIs th Die Mt4tigfett zines
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.~natipnaIen 8ebeutung. Sd boffe, Bic Sir
ger ieber Stabt, zines ieben Sledens pber
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