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The morning times., 1896-11-18
BOWLING LEAGUE SCHEDULE.
Games for the Seasons Play Have
Reen Given Dates.

The official schedule of games to be
bowled in the 1S96-97 tournament of the
District Amateur Bowling League is given
below. All games will be governed by the
rules Of the District Bowling League.
The Carroll Institute and Saengerbund
bowlers will make a feature OF the
games to he played on their respective
alleys by making tile evenings scheduled
there ladies' nights, and they hope for
large attendance of the fair sex.
The games originally scheduled for C.
1. alleys on the 23d inst. will be, played
on the oath or 25th, as the hall above
the alleys will be in use for performance.
First Series-Nov. II, w. 3. b. VS.. e. l.;
Nov. 20, W. A. C. VS.. W. S. B.: Nov. 90.
c. L. VS.. w. A. c.; Nov. 27, w. s B.
VS.. W. A. c.; Nov. 80, W. A. C. VS.. C. L.;
Dec. 4, C. /. VS.. W. S. b.; Dec. Z, W. A:
c. VS.. W. S. B.; Dec. IL, c. 1. VS.. w. A c.;
Dec. IA, W. S. B. VS.. C. l.; Dec. is, w A.
G. VS.. G. L.; Dec. 81, c. 1. VS.. W. S. B.;
Jan. A, W. S. B. VS.. W A. c.: Jan. s, C.
1. VS.. w. A. c.; Jan. IL, w S. B. VS.. C. l.;
Jan. 10, w. A. C. VS.. W. S. b.; Jan. 1s,
c. 1. VS.. w. s. B.; jan 22, w. s. 3. VS..
w. A. c.; Jan. 25, w. A. C. VS.. C. L:
Second series-Jan. 20, w. s.B.. VS.. c.
l.; Feb. 1, w. A. c. VS.. W s. b.; Feb. 6.
c. !. VS.. w. A. c.; Feb. 8, w. s.. y:
VS.. w. A. c.; Feb 12, W. A. G. VS.. c.
l.: Feb. 16, c. /. vs.. w. s. b.. Feb. 10.
W. A. c. VS.. W. 8. B.; Feb. %, c. I.
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$25,000 FOR THE FIGHT.
Bohemian Club, of New York, After
Corbatt and Fitzsimmons.

New York, Nov. .1T.-Presidcnt Gcnslng-
er, of the new bohemian Athletic CLUB.
today issued a card To Curbett and FitZ-
simmons. in which lie offers neiu purse
of $4,000 to decide their coming fight
al the clubs rooms in tins city.
Mr.. Genslnger'S offer is considered an
unusually generous one, and sporting men
WHO nearu of IL said tnau MeSsrs. Fit
simmons and Corbett would have to iic-
cept The offer or go on; of the fighting
business. They could not see how the
men could possibly evade or refuse the
proposition Of the bohemian Club. Ppsi-
dent Gensiinger's card, which was handed
in at the office OF the United Associated
Presses, this afternoon. is as follows:
~To Robert FitzsiInmons and jams j
Corhett
'Gentlemen: I, c. Henry Genslingcr
president, do hereby offer $4,000 for
Your services III a twenty-round contest
To take place in New York city in the latter
part of January, 1887. Honest" John
Kelly TO referee said contest and have
the right TO stop said contest whenever
IN his opinion, II becomes brutal. Benia,nin
G. Williams TO he the official time-k,ene
Said amount, SEE, 900, To be deposited. il
necessary, with the referee before Won
enter the ring.
CHARLES HENRY GENsLINGER.
' President"
The Bohemian Athletic Club, whos.. ron,
IL located on Amsterdam avenue. was but
recently organized by Mr.. Gcnslinger. with
view TO catering to wealthy men of sport.
ing proclivities who would not be seen at
the usual boxing shows about town, The
seating capacity of the club is limited to
500 persons, and each person pays from
$40 TO $50 10 witness the bouts pull 81 off
in its arena.
Layigne and Everharit recently fought
before this club to select crowd, and the
affair was considered very successful
one. both 10 the mana gers, The tIgnlers
and the patrons of the club.
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WILL BURY THE HATCHET.
Yale Anxious to Meet Harvard on the
Athletic Field.

New Haven Conn Nov. 17.-Anafternoon
paper says that Yale athletic managers
have taken definite steps toward reaching
an agreement with Harvard in athletics.
An invitation has been made by Yale to
Harvard to come together again in all
a. - n:-tics, ann negotiations for
the reunion will probably be carried on by
graduates of both universities.
The Yale. undergraduate managers have
no definite statement to make relative to
the report. All however, express them
selves as desirous Of reaching an amicable
understanding with Harvard before another
college year begins.
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ter, but that best seemed very poor, with
Silnms riding ma ster finish.
Convention, who was third, was only
beaten head and a neck.
The closing event brought the only up
set OF the day. Mckee, the favorite, being
cpinpeiied To yield To Father Bill Daly's
6 tc1 A
kailirhoe fell Just n the start was made
Her rider escaped with Il shaking up. Bril-
nancy broke down after running wen ND
for six furlongs up
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ON THE LOCAL GR|O|RON
Coming Games That Are Lock-
ed for With Interest.
GEORGETOWN INTERCLAss
> Contest Today Between '8s and
1900 Promises to Be Good Sport
High School Series-C. A.. c..
Cancels It's Game With the Vir-
ginians.

The last game of the first intcrclass series
of Georgetown College will be played this
afternoon between the classes OF '9S and
1900. While IL is generally believed that
'9S will win, the strength or the freshmen
is not fully known, as they have played
only one game thus far.
Inc team Is heavy and although it may
lack something in the fine points OF the
game, '9S will have to do some good
playing to hold them down.
The defeat of '9S by 80 on Saturday
has had the erect of accusing the IUrnIer
team to realization that il must get To
work in earnest II it expects to come out
on top. The practice has Deen much better
since Saturdays defeat. and the team is
now approaching something ofits true form
The following will be the lineup for TO-
days game, which will commence at 3
~
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Dixon Rests Mhittaker

Buffalo, N. Y, Nov. 17.-Tommy Dixon,
OF Rochester, bested Johnny Whitaker,
co!ored, of Kansas City, in nine rounds, be-
fore the Connor's Athletic Club here tonight
Every round was fiercely contested, and it
was anybody's fight up to the sixth round !,
after which Dixon had it pretty much his
own way.
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= : ~ - -. SUN
in the third race with
Marshall, who closed
an even money favor
ite. Declare, the CON
tender, made Il good
fight for Il mile, then
tired when called on
for n final effort.
HiDaddyearnedfirst
money in the fourth
race, but that he did
was due entirely to
Simms' ability, for L.
B., who finished sec
ond, was clear the best
of the two. Harrison
HI I... - Al
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VS.. w A. c.; Feb &c, W s. h. vs.. c.
l.; March /, W. A. C.'vs C. L.; March 8.
L !. VS.. W. S. b.; March s, W s. d.
vs. w. A. c.; March IL, c. l. VS.. W. A.
G; March 8, W. s. b. VS.. c. L.. March 10.
W. A. c. VS.. w. s. b.; March %, c. l.
VS.. w. S. b.; March 26, W s. b. VS.. ".
A. C.; March %. W. A c. VS.. CT
Under each date the name of the home
club appears first, and Will play two games
Oh that date with the visiting team.
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Carroll Institute Notes.

Mr.. j. A. Sporford, Congressional lib
rarian, will deliver a lecture before the
members Of Carroll Institute on December g.
The Carroll Institute Minstrels will give
performance on next Monday evening for
the benefit OF the institute.
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legitimate sport, as
sunes q most roseate
hue.
The struggle TO re-
establish it has been
a task of no little
labor, but the gen
tlemen yhoundertook
TO do the work re-
fused To be discour-
aged, and, while OBJ
'stacles of one kind
or another seemed to
harass their move
nlent at points, they
have weathcred their
way over the shoals
and the future of the
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Match Declared Off.

Boston. Nov. 17.--As the 5000 demanded
by Manager Hodkins for Joe Walcott's
expenses in his match with Dick O'Brien
al the New Marlborough Athletic Club
If New York was not received yesterday,
HodkinS declared the match off.
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Today's Entries at Re,p,nr

FIRST race Selling, for three yenr-oJds
1i,;ie nave not Won more than two races i'm
io h9y4; 'he purse, $500; to the winner S225.
90, 90 .me sScohu 800. to the third S25:
ny auction; horses entered to be sold for
81 900 TO carry weight for age if for less
pounds allowed for each SIOO down 10
longs "''' GIN iui-
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KITTY 3. WAS SAFE.

Kitty b. ii was voted a certainty for the
second race. Those early in The betting
domains found to offered against her,
but there We're plenty OF takers. and in a
few minutes 8 10 o WIS the very best oh
tainable.
The result showed her admirers had not
been over confident. for she proved her
SELF far and away the best in the field
She was last 10 leave the post and round
ing into the homestrctch was still at the
rear of the bunch
Wien well Strengthened out for home
DoEgett called IN her. and she passed the
Others. one by one, and at the finish beat
the well-pla ycd second choice Floral Park
half a length Rockefeller was third
"a =,
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THE TIMES RACING CHART. /
First Day of the Washington Jockey Clubs Fall Meeting
Weather Pleasant-Track Fast y

0-FRsT BAGE $40
Yimelsn
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CHARLES HENRY GENsLINGER
VIII Not Publish satoIli,s Reports

Rome. Nov. 17.-In Vatican circles il is
consideredimprobablet that the reports made
by Cardinal Satolii regarding Archbishop
Ireland will be published Cardinal Sa-
TOLL is still resting at Perugia.
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Casseopia, but Chic
had a little in reserve.
and she Won by n
neck. Had her rider
been Il little less con-
fidcnt size would have
won by Il least a
length.
Nostrand, Trcnar
COS rider, was blani-
ed by the starter foi
the colts being left
ut the post. and the
stewards fined The
boy S25. Few seem.
ed TO think the pun
ishment was war;
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Overlook Inn and Races.

pleasant drive by the way of Overlook
Inn 10 Benning races. Open all the year
round. ,o17-12t
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steinltz claimed on Day.

Moscow. Nov. 17-Steinitz claimed an
off day in the championship chess match
today.
The morning times., 1896-11-18

OF Alexandria, and as soon as il was
learned that Moy Tco had been arrested,
the Chinese, headed by Charlie Moy.
called at police headquarters and deposited
collateral for his release
Charlie Moy is the man under Indictment
in the United States court charged by Sam
Sing with sending an obscene letter
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GREAT DAY FOR THE talent
Benning Meet Started Well
for Them.
STANDS WERE WELL FILLED
Gratifyingly Large Crowd Saw the
Opening Of the NIeet-Favorites
All Stood by Their Friends and
Sent the BOOkies Home Blue
Entries fer Today.
TIMES SELECTIONS.

First Race-GraziOsa, Juno, Royal
Princess.
Second Race-Takanassee, Maud
Adams, One Chance.
Third Race-Septour, BRISK, ffe-
mier.
Fourth Race Billali, Arabian,
Miss rrim.
Fifth Flushing, Waltzer,
McKee,
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ranied, as the colt has always been bad
actor at the post. The Swain made n
creditable showing considering the dis
tance' which was far too short to suit
him,
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club should he plain sailing.
The card provided for yesterdays open
ing was made up of five events, each of
which promised good contest.
These promises were fully realized, for
i'll every case the winner was compelled to
earn his victory.
The opening event, Il dash of five fur
longs, for all ages. proved fitting intro
duction to what was to follow. The
withdrawal of Tinge, Tallahassee. Success
ful. Arabian. Ross . and Hawarden brought
the field down to seven, of which Chic and
Casseopia We're lest liked. The lattcr's
form at Pimlico brought her host of
followers. but rumors of a fast trial of
Chic on Sunday proved equally attractive.
and at post time it was to 3 and TAX,
your pick between them. Zanone was
best liked of the others.
WAS A BAD START.
Twenty minutes were spent in vain cf-
forts to get "A start. and when finally
the word did come the lot were in bad
shape, Casseopia having an advantage OF
several lengths. and Tremargo being left
standing.
As Casscopia is a quick beginner all
were quite ready to agree that she would
never be headed, but Chic. with mar
velous burst Of speed, joined her at the
end of the first quarter, and, rounding
into the home stretch, was clearly the
better of the two.
1t looked AS if they would finish as they
had been played until well in the last
furlong, when Zanone under some strong
persuasion from Doggett took a hand in
the fight He passed
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Second race-Selling, for two-year-oItis.
winner $226, the second $50, to the
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third S25; entrance So each; the winner
10 lie sold by auction; horses entered to be
sold for 81 900 to carry weight for age;
II for less pounds allowed for cacn SlUU
down 10 500; an allowance OF IL pounds;
fn
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Third race Selling. for three ycar-olds
aud upward; purse $500; 10 the winner
S225, 10 the second $50, to the third
sold by auction; horses entered to be sold
for 81 800 10 carry weight for age. If
for less / pound allowed for each SlGO
down 10 $1,000; then pounds for each
70 pounds; one mile and a sixteenth.
Ind. Horse. VT. Ind. Horse. VT.
Septuor.. =. ..1lO Runaway S2
Brisk. :. :. 100 Premier. 80
Fourth race For two-year- olds. purse
$500: 10 the winner S225. to the second
500, To the third S25; entrance So each;
winners OF 1000, or three races Of any
value, TO carry pounds extra: non Will
nerS of $500 allowed 10 pounds; naidens,
1 IL rI,.a fILrl
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Fifth racc-Hurdle handicap for three
year-olds and upward: purse $500; 10 the
winner S225, 10 the second $50, to the
third SIS: entrance So each for horses
lett in after the hour for declaring; mile
and a half OYER SIX flights of hurdles.
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by Mrs. Sam Sing, during the absence of
her husband in Washington.
When Sing returned home and found his
cCrfers minus the precious gold he pro-
ceeded to clean the floor up with his wife,
for which he was arrested and fined in
the police court.
Moy Too and Moy Go claim that through
sympathy for the woman they returned the
money to her, and proceeded to Squire
Pclton's and sued out u warrant against
Sam Sing for that amount due them for
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Bctting,
start bad. Won handily. Twenty

a apos.
4
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four-year-o upward Nonwnners $500 in lS9i
s25 he second s5 to the third Entrance 81 each
be sold for S00to weight
a.oweu each 500 down $40 An al owance OF III
nth miles Time. 20
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-10-28
Cute ausfdt.
1ae 2tn3eideu oeuten auf ole NieoerIase
nSu6" Pinridfen's i'm 10. Gonsre6s
be3irf hin.

8orfber Stt9 bonn republifanii9en
StaatszG entralcomite bat aus Dem 16. Con-
greB0titrict febr errnutbigen0e 8riefe err
bulten, tpo r8ud" 5inri91en" 1i9 um ben
@pngreBitb bemiibt, ben 5ur 3eit General
Sp6n g. &inafer innebat. Sin vgonDaB" ,
tpel4er in ben berf4ieOenen Counties ienes
Oiitrictes abge6alten tpurbe, ergab einen Be-
trdbtli9en @etpinn in Der @timmendbgabe
fir Die 8epublitaner, unb bic @ubl BON
General &inafer 1T iogut 4pie 9efi9ert,
Selbit in Dem populiftii9en Btfe GOuntp
miro bic bemofratif9e Pluralitdt erbebli@
berminbert nerben.
gs 1T S6atIa9e, baB oiele populiiten
bariiber auf9ebrd9t itnb, baB ibr @pngreBz
canbibat &eB auf 10 f4n0be Weiie an bic
Wanb gebridt tpurbe, unb Die Mebr3abl bon
ibnen 4pirb iebenfals fir Ginafer ittmmen.
General &inater fat groBen @rfolg uls
Gompagnerebner, namentli9 1T bic Sarifz
fra9e feline StGrfe. Seine pplittf9en @iber>
ia9er i'm 0iitrict legen groBes 9etpi9t auf
bas Nrgument, baB Die republtfani19e Par=
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be5ablt perben miifen, unb General Sim
afer 1T bemiibt, bitfes Mrgurnent bur9 ben
6intpeis uuf Die Glaufel in Der republitani=
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baB fotpobl papiergelb, tpie Sit6ereelb, init
9elb auf Pari gebalten perben mifen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-10-28
@aIarta tbrer s6reeem entfretpet.

9as toobrin9enbe atbmoipbdrtf6e Maloria9ift
miro ietner Sdreden ~eutfleibet unb bic @eIunbbeit
G%auienben BON Meni9en, melbe gesmun9en ftnb, bass
ielbe ein5uatbmen, nnb babur9 fi6 @edbfelfieber ober
anbere Steber nrb in bieie &ate9orie 9ebbrige &ronf=
beiten ~5u8ieben, pieber9esebeu bur9 ben @ebraudb
ben Soitetter's Wtageubttters, benz populdrIten unb
beiten aler eripettenben unb Stimulan3utittel. Sin
aablloietr S%e9enbelL po friber Der @erbrau9 BON
f4tpefeliaurent @btnin 9ans enDrnl mar, i. bteies
i1dblitbe &lfaloib fait 9ans burdb bteies itbere pppus
ldre unb %mirflame Griasmittel n~erbrdngt porbeu,
bas glet95etttg i6neatpirfenb unb gana unI9ablid
lit. SIS bebt ben GlnfluB Der burtb ben atbem in ben
&Drper 9elan9enoerr Mttosmen ant inbem es ieoe 2e-
bensfunftton bei6leuni9t bas 8Iut bereiGert, bic an.
Ia9e our 8ilioiitat nit GrfOl9 betdmpft unb be @er-
bauun9 tDrbert
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-10-28
Gn0rnter $0a0en.
6etreioeipetder Der Chicago &
Pacific Glepat. &C. ab9ebrannt.
Scr gerlnft anf S1,5OO,OOO seiddbt.

IN oen beioen speidern, ole Elm 4aub oer
SIammen wurocn, betanoen iid L5oo=
600 SufdeI 6etrcioe. = 6ebduoe uno
mafdinen reprdfentirten einen .Derth
pom 100000 6wei Seuerboote mo rs
spriBen in Gbdtiefcit. - HoI5hofe ee=
fdhroet. = mebrere SeuerwehrIeute tra=
gen D~erlebunaen oapon.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-10-28

gebdubes unter Ma1er iebte, nit bonnerz
G5nli9em Poltern unb Gra9en nieberfiel.
Die 8raben iparer nu6e baran, unter ben
Sriimmern begraben gu 4perben, bod tpuroe
.g~liidli9eripeiIe Bienrurb berleBt. 9egen
l 16r mar BON ben Spei9ern ni9ts als Die
n0rbli9e @anb bes Gpei9ers 80" iibrig,
tpelde bic Slammen an einem ue6eriprias
gen na9 ben 9ol5bOfen Derbinberte.
@uBer ben beiben Spei9ern ipurben nur
MOD einige in Der Na9bdrf6aft befinbli4e
S4uppen unb f%leiaere bOl5erne Sebduoe
Elm &aub Der SGammen.
Ser @lebatpr 81" tpurbe bor feds Sdbs
rem, @lebator ,r8" i'm Sabre 1885 erbaut.
9ie 8eumten Der Gbicago &c pucific Gle
pator Company iinb: s. g. Surpeu, prdz
iibent; %. $. 9arper, 9ef4dftsfiibrer, unb
q. S. PerrD, Superintenbent.
go melt ermittelt nerben fonnte, purben
folgenbe perfonen gelegentli@ bes 8ranbes
perlebt:
gapt. Mi9ael SuGipan, bon ber@priben@
@ompagnie go. A, aog fi6 er6ebli4e Ser
lebungen bur4 falenbes @enble9 gu. @r
tpuroe per Nnnbulan5 na9 ieiner 8Obnung
9ef9afft.
Sobn Morton, S3lau3fIbrer Der
Spribenzgompagnie &C.,. 81; erbebli@e Ser
lebungen an ben 9dnben.
geter &one, Don Spribenz@ ompugnie $50.
z; 5og it9 burb faltenbes 9las erbebli9e
gerleBungen an ben 9dnben gu.
Die Na9ri9t, baB Murf@aI gampion
aus elmer 9Obe BON 55 Sub ben Sabrtubl
9inuntergeftiir3t fei, erpies ii@ erfreuli@er=
ipeiie als cine @nte.
Die @eiammtberfi9erung tpel9e benz UNI
gehenren @erIuite 9egeniiberfebt, betragt
81, O67 900.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-10-28
Ra9t Ole SpibeImirthihaft.
Ridter Srentdno hdIt 6en Gpanfoner
mudern cine Stanoreoe.

Die Mudergeislf6uft BON @bunfton err
littOonnerItag in8i4ter 8rentdno's 8ert9t
cine ge1al3ene Nte6erlage. SO. 8. WosDer,
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trGnte i'm prpbibittonsOttritt BON @oans
ton b~erfauft gu BADEN, unb BON einem Oor>
tigen Sriebensri6ter I9ulbig befunben mar,
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fpurbe geitern BON &i9ter 8rettano freige=
fpro9en.
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rem 5pet Strol9e, 9enber &ib unb Butler,
beren rDt6e S4napsnafen berrietben, baB
tie it3 nur borii6ergebe1b i'm grobi6itipns<
be5irte bon @banfton aufge6alten batten.
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ri9tet limb, ben 8erfauf BON alfo6pli19en
9etrdnten 81 ber6tnbern, bielt bic genann>
ten beiOen @pibel am beften fir g~eeignet,
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&opfe 5Gngen, aIs Gi9ter 8rentuno bic
nne3ren6aftigteit unb 6simtide i6rer Saubz
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tpirb gegen Die ri4terli9e @ntf9eibung 8e=
rufung einleqen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-10-28
9(tt 1tttscrc 9efer!

9tttf Der erfem Scitc fiaSct tttferc
Stier tit genaucr 9sMsfiiBrttng Ole
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1tno eine
site Der 9rdmien, tpeI0e 9tejcri=
gctt erbaItcn, Die int 0Orans bes
sablen. @lae @rarnien, fctcm Tie
atth Sn1er oSer SLIDER, ftnS iorg=
faltt9 atts9cn6Dlt, 10 SaB ffe teoer
SibIiot6ef, jeSem &sein sur Sieroe
9erei@ct+ Seoer @bomnent tptrS
cs oaber at fcttetn |ortDctle ft=
Sem, ole Sife 9enau sa Ieicn 1tnS
lid ottr6 @oramSbcsa1lttng eine
Scr &pertDroact Rrantiem sa it6ern.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-10-28
aoadesAtd1e auttots ataata aettnate, aMtthsaod, %. @ktober 1896.

bridt tpurben, baB freie Nrbeit iiberbaupt
ni9t NIT ibnen coneurriren Tam has gez
i4ab unter Der Mbminiitration Nltgelb's.
SD ielbft bin au9 gouperneurscanb;oat
unb t@ 5peifle, baB i9 ermdbGt perbe, aber
bas psiB i@, baB NltgeGb ebeniO penig err
dpGblt tperben tpirb. (8eifaG.
n3um S9luB mO9te i9 Sbnen nod bos
Cine ratben: ueberlegen Sic es iebr ipnb[,
Ob Sic fir cine partei itimmen, 6erea
'@runbfdbe Notb unb S9mah iiber bus 2ano
~bringen miiien, ober fir cine Partei, beren
Sieg Sbnen Before Soften bringen pirb, aIs
iemals felt benz 8eeinn Der Stl~beragit1tion
in unierem 2anbe berrI9ten. @em sic
audi Sbre Stimme autpenben pollen, Oenfen
Sic an Sbre Samtlien unb forgen Sic oaz
fir, bab Der Silberi9pinoel 10 tief lntcr
SSbren Stimm5etteln begraben pirb, baB er
ntemals pieber auffommen tann." (Wtiatz
tenlanger, ent1ufiaitii9er 8eifaI.)
Sorman begab fi9 bann fOfort na9 Der
Nrlington>9 ale unb belt bort Dor eiiter
anberen, nod grOBeren unb ebenio catz
buitaitii9en 8erfammlung BON 9egnern Der
Sreiftlberprdgung cine dbnlt9e &nipra4e.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-10-28

On ibren Sri6ten oIlt Sbr5i
e~rfennelt, ober 1penlt ntall btelen Tibels
ipr19 anf YtQen anpen6et: oil ibren Us r
@enn man bebentt, baB ale 9roz
BEN &ra1fbeiten aus elmer 9ertn9elt Grfol=
tui1g, ober aus iberz ober un~re9eln1GBi9em
Gilen ober 3rinfen eutitebe1, wobur6 SLUT
erfiiuun9 ober StOruus elmer ober etli6er
Sltnftionen bes &Orpers peruria6t wtrb, Die
anfdn9lt3 nnbebeutenb i6eiitt, ober Grtz
si~inbun9eu, Sieber unb iosar ben Sob CUR
Sol9e bat, 10 1T es mi1tis, li6 baran 81 err
innern, baB mir bur6 geieitisun9 Der lr=
la9e, bic Natur in Stanb 1ebell, bic &ral1f=
belt gu iiberpinbeu uub baB lomit bic @ez
iunbbeit interchangeable tpirb. Sett tau cub
Sobren baben wetle &erSte 9efnnbelt, baB
ST. Bernard &rGuterptllen bic
unfeblbariten @e9uer Der Srantbeit fino. gu
@euts BET Apotbefern gu babe1.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-10-28
SfIIr ruerthuou fit 9rouen.

g}adb iobrelaugent &ranfieit NIT elrert Wtltterleiben
Ser iblimnfteM grt uno pun ben heiten aer3ten os
unbeilbar beaei9net, babe i'd mid i6lieBlt6 burA
su bormlDIes ~bauslides Mtittel ielbft gebeilt. 9ieie
WsitteI lift TO ~pertbopG, buB i'd irseno elmer dDnli9 be.
bafteteu Srau cine lOtdgi9e @eDanblun9 fret a~uieuoe
Wsoit aOreiire: Wtrs. GmiIp @ahett, SOutb geuo, Snbf
8iuI1StpD 3 RVS; tt+sH tt
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-10-28

-Oie 2ebrer=@ereinigung
in Ct. pau1, Minn., beabfi3tigt bic
nd9ite 2egis1atur Inn @rlaB zines 9eieBes
anaugeben, pel9es einen 2ebrer<penftons<
5onOs i9affen ioq. Z
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-10-28

Nu9 befonbsrer ltebereinfunft bat bic
German 4mericen PubliIbing 60. in Sos
Qngeles, @aItf, uniere 8ertretung fir gez
nannte @tabt unb SiibzG alifornien ii6erz
nommen unb finb beren 8ertreter bers4tiat,
46pnnement5gelber gu foIettiren.