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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-06-23
ON TO SARATOGA.


ALBANY. N. Y, June %, 1896 Chair
man j. W. Hinkley, Of the Democratic
State Commit9se, accompanied by ex-
Secretary of the Navy William c. Whit
ney. left for Saratoga and the Democratic
State Convention on the ten o'clock train
from Albany this morning They were
the guests, last night of Senator Hill at
the latters home. .sWolfert's Roost',
Senator Hill did not drive down town
town with his guests this morning, but
is expected at his office before noon The
Senator and other prominent Democrats
remaining in Albany will go to Saratoga
on the train leaving at one p. M.
NEW YORK, June %, 1sas.-The train
containing the delegates and alternates
with their friends and the officers of the dis
trict organizations left the Grand Central
Depot at 9:35 o'clock this morning for
the Democratic State Convention at Sara
toga. There was much enthusiasm as
the train pulled out Of the depot
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-06-23
RALLYING FOR GOLD
Only One Idea Will Per-
wade the Democratic
Convention at
Saratoga.
WISCONSIN FOR SOUND MONEY
The Altgeld Abomination at Peo-
ria Cavalry Escort for
Canton's Joss.

SARATOGA, N. r., June 49, 1S96.-To-
morrow's Democratic State Convention
promises to be one of the quietest and
most harmonious in the history of the
Democracy of the Empire State during
recent years. At noon today not more than
a bakers dozen of leaders Of any prom
inence had arrived. But for the squad of
decorators hanging bunting In Conven-
ton. Han and an occasional politician on
the streets or In the hotel lobbies, one
would hardly suspect that a convention
was on the eve of assembling.
The absence of preliminary slSirmish-
ing and wire pulling By the clans betok-
ems harmony, and so far as can be learned
tomorrow's convention will be lacking
in exciting features. Mr.. William C. Whit
ney and Chairman James w. Hinckley
arrived at 1870 A. M. today and regis
tered at the Grand Union. Ex-Mayor
Thomas F. Gilroy, John r. Fellows and a
few other New Workers were already
there. Senator David B. Hill and ex-Goy-
ernor Roswell P. Flower are expected
this afternoon.
The morning trains today brought few
delegates from the western part of the
State and more are arriving this after
noon All who are here agree that prac-
declaration for sound money and gold
standard, and that the plank will be word
ed with view of utilization to rally the
sound money men at Chicago. The selec-
ton of Grace Democrats as regulars ;frofn
New York city blends the two factions
from the metropolis and but for the Shep-
ardites OF Kings County, there would be
predicted that the Shepard men will be
given absolutely no recognition by the
Committee on Credentials, and will be
told that the only way to obtain a footing
is through the regular primaries John
Boyd Thacher, Mayor of Albany. and an
aspirant for the GubernatcriaI romina ton,
gates-at-large to Chicago will probably
be Senators Hill and Murphy, Roswell r
Flower and Frederick R. Coudert Mr..
Whitney. who was urged to take the
fourth place. prefers to work at Chicago
from he ont cfdo
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-06-23
.CADTOv'S HARD WORK
Elaborate Receptions for Those
Who Want to See the
Elephant.

s CANTON, Ollio June %, S96.-vice-
Presidential candidate Hobart has been
invited by Major Mckinley to visit Can
ton on Saturday next. The day VIII be
the occasion of great demonstration in
honor Of the nomination of Major McKin-
ley, in which the Tippecanoe Club Of
Cleveland, Americanus Club Of Pitts
burg and the citizens of Canton will take
part.
ARRANGEMENTS are making for bringing
100 car loads of people from each of the
two cities named. A message was re-
ceived last night by Major Mckinley from
Mr.. Hobart stating that the former S
telegram in reply to his congratulations
wired from st. Louis had followed him
home. Major Mckinley had invited him
to visit Canton en- route from st. Louis.
but the latter had left before the Invita-
ton was sent. Mr.. Hobart stated In his
message that he would very soon avail
himself of the invitation and visit can
ten. This morning Major Mckinley re-
piled suggesting if convenient that he
come so as to be here Saturday. In the
mail this morning was received a long let
Ter from Senator uay written from Beaver
rails II was quite. long epistle re-
latiEg to the ealnpai ign in general, and
the long and arduous task that lay be-
fore him He most sincerely congratli-
lated the nominee upon his success, add
Il did mot push congratulations over
wire from St. Louis, for you are not !
think to be felicitated upon an annoying
campaign ahead, nor upon the severe
trials which must succeed your election
do, however, congratulate you upon
the splendid vote of confidence you re4
ceived from the convention which repreS
n "a {sr,,s
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-06-23
GOLD IN WISCONSIN.
Villas Controls the Democratic state
Convention

Convention.
MILWAUKEE,. Wis, June %, 1s96.-The
Bijou Opera House was crowded to the
doors this morning long before Ii O'clock
the time set for, calling the State Demo-
cratic State Convention to order. Upon
the stage were gathered the old-time
leaders, Senator Villas, General Bragg
". G. Siiverthorn. Thomas Barton and
other notables, who were cheered as
they took their seats.
At u o'clock promptly Ex-Governor
Peck, Chairman of the State Central
COMMITTEES, read the call and introduced
Thomas E. Frawley. of Eau Claire, 10
act as temporary chairman. Mr. Fraw-
ley was received with cheers
After the address the usual commit
tees were appointed In all cases the
selections Of the district conventions neld
early this morning were endorsed. These
preliminary conventions indicated clear
" that the gold men had full control of
the convention and that sound money
platform will result. Senator Villas, Gem
eral Bragg and James G. Flanders have
been agreed upon as delegates at large
There is fight for fourth place. with
tho chances in favor of ex-Speaker Hogan
OF La Crosse. All are sound money men
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-06-23

escort duty during the campaign, will
be organized tonight.
Although Mr.. Hanna yesterday declined
to commit himself upon the matter Of
the location of the National Committee
Cleveland vino accompan. ed him, are re-
ported Ito have sad that it was the in
tsntion to manage the campaign from
their city.
letter Of congrstulation has been
received by Major Mckinley from the
occupants Of the house in Philadelphia.
no. 2s9 Arch street, from which floa'ted
the first United States flag, made by
Mrs. john Ross. 1t was written on the
back Of a picture of the house and flag
as they appeared on taat memorable oc-
casicn.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-06-23
G0RMAN AFRAID TO GO.

BALTIMORE JuAe %. Senator
Gorman returned from New York to his
home in laurel last night. 1t is his in
tentson to go to Saratoga about the first
Of July for a ten days visit. This ar
rangement will prevent him from attend
Ing the Chicago Convention.
The Senator has also decided to leave
here the latter part Of July with his
family, for a trip through the West
Yellowstone Park and the Pacific Slope
will be among the places which the party
win visit. They VIII not return until
some time in October.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-06-23
DR.. JAMESON INDICTED.
Dy Cable to the fJnifed ,ress

LONDON. June %. 1S9S.-The Grand
jury. which was charged yesterday with
the case Of Dr., Jameson and his fellow
officers in the Transvaal raid. returned
to the Central Criminal Court, Old Bailey.
at noon today with true bill of indict-
ment against Leander 8. Jameson, Hon
Henry f. Coventry, Major r. White. Col
onei II f. White, Major Sir John WI
louglfby and Colonel H. Gray for viola
tlonsof the Foreign Enlistment act.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-06-23
CIGARETTE TRUST CASE POSTPONED
Speesni, ,the Jef.s.,t.l-,i+.n nc.

Special ,the Jeg.s.gs'ita Nc9rs
4 STATE HOUSE, TRENTON, June 2s
1S9s-The argument which was to have
taken place today before vice-Charcellor
Reed IN tho case OF the American Tobacco
Company which is charged with infring-
ing the antitrust law of New Jersey, was
postponed until July 9 owing to illness in
tho family of Thomas n. McCarter.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-06-23
TR0TTING AT BERLIN.
!'u Cable to the United Pres.

BERLIN, June %, 1s9s.-In the Berlin
trotting races today >the Bambus prize
of 1,5oo marks, $500 metres. was won by
Aadett. Acanthus was second and
'Dorissohn third
The AriadEe prize of LOGO marks. $500
metres, was won by Snipncse Josie was
second, Chimes third and Kleber fourth.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-06-23
WILLIAM VAN KgUREN DEAD.

William Van Keuren, of No. 1ss sum
NIT avenue, died at his home last night
from complication of diseases. He had
been Ill about two months Mr.. Van
Keuren was wealthy contractor and
was Police Commissioner in 1875. The
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-06-23
BENEDIOT's STEAM YACHT.

BUzzARD's BAY. Mass. June IS, 1896.
Commodore Benedict's steam yacht
Oneida arrived here this morning with
members of his family aboard, ON a
short visit to Mrs. Cleveland.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-06-23
GREAT GEoLoGIsP DEAD.
~ cnhle to The Iriaited p,ess

LONDON, June %, 1SsS.-Joseph Prest-
wich D. c. L. f. r. s.. the celebrated
English geolegist and author, is dead. He
was eighty-four years of age.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-06-23
WEATHER INDICATIONS.

NEW YORK. June %. 1s9s.-For A,e "a
hours ending at P. NJ. Wednesday
For New York city and vicinity
Fair tonight and Wednesdays; warmer
Wednesday,; northerly winds
Eiarsneii's Taersn"meter Report.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-06-23
ArIinrton d.eyneterv

Lots and graves cared for by Cemeterv
Association; no assessments. moderate prices:
perfect title. Four Sand a half miles from,
Court House; ID minutes By rail from Erie
Depot. Office over Provident SAVINGS Bank
No $50 Washington street. -''-s
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-06-23
IN MEMORY OF THEIR oLAssMATE

AT a meeting of the class of June, '9e,
of the Jersey City High School, yester-
day morning, the following resolutions
of regret of the death of their late class
mate, Abraham Cohen, were Adopted
'rhe personality and the genial presence
of our lately deceased classmate, Abraham
Cohen. viii long be cherished by the
members of his class
Always faithful to his duties and es--
recsaly devoted to the care of his mother,
we may truly say Thou hast done thy
duty WELL
''To his memory it is due that his COM
panions should formally recognize his
attainmentst his virtues and the friend
ssResolved, That we, the m members nbe = = Of
the class of June '96 do mourn the grievous
loss which we have personally sustained
in the dath of our late friend and class
mate, Abrsham Cohen;
Resolved. That through the death of
Abraham Cohen the class has lost a
ccnscisnticns, able ard jealous worker:
Resolved, That to his bereaved parents
we tender our deepest sympathy and con-
'dolenee IN this time of Their trial and
suffering :"
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-06-23

Only the sufferer knows The misery q.
dyspepsia, but Hoods <sersaparfila cores the
most stubborn cases of this disease.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-06-23
Toneys were There TOO.

The John ]. Toffey Association left the
Five Corners at eight o'clock last night
800 strong. with the zabrislsie Fast band,
to attend the celebration of Garret A.
Hobart's nomination at Paterson The
three trolley cars were crowded with poli-
ticians and others
Among them were Inspector Lange,
John J. Erwin. Doctor Levering, George
Eaton, Warden E. w. Mitchell and others.
In Paterson they were met by Sheriff
Toffey, who took command, and they
marched through the city.
Deming headlight., 1896-10-02

Tho 1emocinls ol Grant county Ia con-
yenlion assembled AZ Silver CITY lnal
Saturday, selected ticket composed Of
Representative mon who win DO elected
20 the ONCE % which they aaplfe on the
Third of next November. Without OK.
geptlon tho candidates named are gentle
men worthy n every rfapcel Of the auil.
rage Of liis voters nnd standing a. they
DO upon platform yolcIng tho nNnil.
menia Of lhe people cf this county on
every question, especially tbo ilnancIal
plank. cannot fail of success al lhe com.
Ing election.
william @. MoAfec, tho damocrAilc
candidate fot sheriff d an old time resi-.
dent o. Grant county, a large property
owner and dnrlna l||A service ~ deputy
hhA rlpfon h|mflf an executive and
peace officer without fear or layor AIn
AIrhleo has a large acanalnlanep among
lhe peop|e b whom hla personal worth
u vol known. 10 d altogether man
especially ||lled ies lhe dailee ~ lhef|t'
l'1I ve||ftlol sbt delegates v inf rua'
Deming headlight., 1896-10-02

The people demand experienced buel-
ness men as members Of the board uf
county commissioners. Ia the persons
Of Messrh, A. J. Clark. Nat Hicks and
Martin Maher the democrats have nnmel
candidates who are not only experienced
but successful IN business uiinIra, aud
are able 70 look after the affairs os Grant
county In trustworthy and competent
manner.
Deming headlight., 1896-10-02

Ws demand lhe lmmediats restoration o.
tht lfae ana enlimised coinage Of gold aad
sIissl a. ahe present legal ratio Of 10 % 4,
ailhout waiting for the aid Of eonsapt of any
slasf aallaa. va demand that the standard
Al.sAs Aallaf shall b full legal tandaF.
4ually With gold for al dohls, public and
sllsasb ana faser rpch legislation as 9ail
atsssnf me tamsnssiaalion ol any kind Of
|sxal iando9 nansy BY private penNaet--Dsm.
hasslla nhlisnai silver Platform.
Deming headlight., 1896-10-02

The democrats cnme before the yotera
of New Mexico lhla year upon plat
form advocating the fiee and unlimited
coinage Of silver At she ratio of nlxsoou
10 one; the republicans declaring for the
existing gold standard. Take your
choice, and vote The democratic ticket
from top TO bottom.
Deming headlight., 1896-10-02

The republicans up 70 thls writing
have not boon able 20 find victim 70
mako the race for tho council from the
ninth legislative district, comprising the
counties of 0rant fiona Ana, Lincoln,
Chavez and Eddy. Hero 10 an opportun'
~ for Sono novice who wants politIcel
expnklence.
Deming headlight., 1896-10-02

Tho people or Demlnr showed tho
vlaItors oi the county convention this
week that their presence wns warmly
welcomed and ncldensly thAt DemlnE
Is The proper place 70 hold county con-
YomLlnna anY WY.
Deming headlight., 1896-10-02

Az expected, Thaman .. Calfon forced
hIn nomlnntloh for delegate % congress
upon tho republican convention a. fai
vcras last Saturday upon gold plat
form. The democrats are satisfied n
hir Cairon Is.
Deming headlight., 1896-10-02

The HEApLi0nr Is for a clean cam
pnIgu, especially IN county politics and
will under no circumstances indulge 10
personal attacks upon the opposite can
dldates unlesa driven TO Il BY the tactics
Of the republicans.
Deming headlight., 1896-10-02

ThorepnbIIcann of New Mexico have
endorsed The gold standard and all that
rcmaiua IL for The voters 20 demonstrate
tliolr convictions hy giving The Iafgest
democratic majority ever known "a she
Territory.
Deming headlight., 1896-10-02

AL Cbilslg, 81 pona Aua county. Is
The republican nominee FOR the council
from she counties ~ Crnut aud bona
Ara and man more eoally 20 slnlent has
nol yet shown hts head on tho ropubll.
can ticket,
Deming headlight., 1896-10-02

r. y. Ftrgufssn Il lhe peoples canal.
.aiv Tor delegate 70 congress- iic hiands
upon q Iliutiurm devoted 10 tho intefeniu
ot tho mnsrua and not thuua Of oaatorn
nIMlNnfnLA.
Deming headlight., 1896-10-02

non. n y Frreuasrr. me drmorrnilc
nominee Tar delegate 70 congress, hua
alwnya been consistent niIser man and
nn auch ia entitled 70 the auiIraHc IT
those iny0flue lla fror coinage.
Deming headlight., 1896-10-02

Tho democratic legislative ,lclses Il
one whlch commands |issll % ihe enssrs,
heina oompflsed o. inlslllgeut, able aud
Representative lnen.
Deming headlight., 1896-10-02

headaches come nom dlsofdcfn peculiar to
her sex Possibly The apparent cauat Of
the headache viii be nervousness o. indl.
Eealion, while ne eause q lheae ]. not
are fnnfe vital than any other organs 81 a
womuna body. Any trouble of those Affects
lhe whole body. Il MAY shoH ii4tlf lu Tie
nYmpfonnn which are ciinlacigfIafIe of a
tinrra flsoffleFa. fhousaHds ef simes, wn-
men have been treated fol The disorders
toms. when the real trouble was much
deeper aHd more scfIoHa. IN fl*frt'e "a.
tnflle Prescription Waa compounded fuf the
sole purpose 81 relieving ~nmankiud of the
llla and paths very commonly considered
the uncofafoflahle iuhei sanfe ~ her sex
nlitd Thonasnds 81 women hage teulihed
that aftef taking treatment ifQln several
nhY1icloua without hEn4hi the Navofllt
fifttIlpllonv cured lhAm rpmpleifly aud
quickly II has been used ioi over thirty
IeeIp. aud has ~ Vnhtoksr tseofd q auc'
mediate relief and ultimate cure IA The
HFAVolIit Prescription" There ~ no doubt
about ilA-llcfo n rs question about n The
woman who hnS|laiaa n iuflpt 20 send n
oae cent sianpa % cover Qni, the cost Of
.Aalllng sorry "a pi. R'stcs'n Common
work contains nall lnlofmallon about pf.
pltlen'n medicines with the reproduced
nhnl0rlnph4 ol hnutffda of people who
have been fnfed w these world famed
nmtelts. allen giving ihfla naut1 and aHs
dresses. bse|dee plain. clear Inipfm4llqn
and their llfnei|onf Il hna reached llie M.
rftrtdtnlfd sale ~ t3op1c copies A. u 50
4 Copy Thus lhe expense a preparation
haa nt4n defaytd. Aid npW t1d p1q copies
VIII De Absolutely given away NHmtn'pff
lhas lhla book I. - n.s.s sesti,'.'nf "a .'. =,
Deming headlight., 1896-10-02

Tho iInknIinuf VIII hc especially M
leihailne during ihe campaign. Ada
youf name 20 ,be aultclp'Ipn llai a.
Deming headlight., 1896-10-02

NryNH continues his pHHFeFfiYe cam
palRu 10 The east and latest feporlN Indl
cnie hla election m November without
Deming headlight., 1896-10-02

The republicans OF Grant and Dona
Ana county a. their dlesrlct convention
named }. A. Ancheia. ESQ.,, a. their
candidate for the hourc from tho two
counties. Mr.. Anchetn has monkeyod
with tho buzz saw Of local politics quite
frequently, and we must admit equally
successfully. Tor some years, but this IA
the time 10 Will como out II The fracas
llsasirpuhly. At this writing boweyei
|li Is not known whether Mr.. Anchotu
will Looept the nomlnaiion.
Deming headlight., 1896-10-02

The nomination Of Hon. II. y. Fergus.
son for delegate 70 congress BY the dem
orratlc Territorial convention nt Las
Vegas on Wednesday 10 most popular
enc IN Grant county, Mr., FERGUSON
has largo personal acquaintance among
the people here, having responded time
aud time again to requests for addresses
upon current issues and nover urging
uxcusg. 1he democratic candidate ID d
gentleman o. great personal ability, being
one cI the leading attorneys ht The New
AcxIco bnr and a representative citizen
whose private character hnf always been
above Fepronch. Dir Ferguas0n viii
make an ideal representative In conRroIr.
Deming headlight., 1896-10-02

A woman's hgaf.
aches may come
from several causes.
She may have a
headache arising
from uefVuHaueaa,
OF from digestive dla.
iufbancesi Just the
same as q Hiau might
suffer fbf the sainc
reasons Mine cases
u lea, however her
Deming headlight., 1896-10-02

Fon Tnn LEGISLATURE,
FOR uRAxT,
WILLIAM cRlsTMAN. Of rinos AIlcs
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-05-27
S6weiserii6e atno amertfanti0e
81tnSeStn abIct.

Die S9nei3er, %beion0ers aber bic 8erner
iinb in ssolge Der pielen &~eferenbums= uni
eSnitiatioz MntrGge ettpas abitimmungsmiibl
qeporoen. Oo9 entbalten bortige 8pltsabs
ftimmunqen mod INNER btel 2ebrrei9es
au9 fir Mmertta.
&iirali9 1ttmmten i'm Canton 8ern, Die.
lem gr0Bten gin5elitaate Der S9pei5, be
elmer 1rab1immung Der b~ortigen 8iirgel
iiber bret pi9tige Snitiatipz Mntrdge (oor
elmer eetpiffen Nu3abl bon 8iirgern gema9tl
8or{9lGge), bon $4,000 ftimm6ere9tigter
8iirgern nur ungefdbr 10000. 46er aut
bret ~borae1&fagenen rubitalen Men6erunger
purben abgelebnt.
Der 8orf9lag, boB bic Mit9lieber bes
grDBen &at6s (bie gefebgebenOe @eriummz
lung bss guntons) na6 benz proportional
Sptem getpdblt perOen iolen, purbe mil
runb $1,000 gegeu $4,000 Stimmen Der=
NOR fen.
Der @orI6Gug, baB bic Mit9lieber De,
Canton egierung (@r~ecutiObebOrbe Dor
neun Regierungsrdtben) brett BPM @olt'
ertpdblt perben IoQen, tpurbe nit 31,63G
qegen 26,850 Stimmen abgelebnt.
Ser 8ori9lag, baB Die 8erner Mitgliebel
6es StGnberatbs Goes Senats Der @ibge=
nofenI6afD bonn 8oIfs brett getpdbIt per=
ben fplen, purbe nit 31,139 gegen 27,O9E
Stimmen Derporfen.
Sn Der Stabt8 Bern narb fir ale brei
9or19lGge cine Stimmenmebrbeit abgege=
ben; bod Iie tonnte gegen bic dblebnenot
Saltunq bes 2anbboltes ni9t a%uffommen
@m intereFanteten 1T Die 8erperfunq
bes 8orf9la9s, tponu9 i'm Canton 8ern
bic StGnberdtbe ober 8unoesienatoren flint
tig brett geipdblt iperoen fOlten. Sn Der
59pei3 bebarf es in bieier SADIE niht ME
BEL qlns elmer Menberung Der 8unbesber=
fafung. Die omeritanif6e 8unoesoerfaf=
flung beItimmt a~usOridlid, 0aB in iebem
5taqte apei Senatoren bur9 bic Staatsge=
febqebunq befelben gepdblt tperoen folen
Dagsgen Itebt es in Der S9pei5 benz Gan=
TIN pber @in3sIftadte frei, feline StdnOerdt6e
au tpGblen, pie er min, Sn mebreren Gan=
tonen p6blt baber bas gDlf bieIelben brett
barunter 70 bebeutenbe Gantone pte 3irif
un6 10 fat6pIil6e ME uri; in anoeren per=
ben 1ie bon Der Gdntonsgeiebgebung ge=
pdblt. 9as @olf bon Bern uber bat emit
f9ieben, baB feline beioen Senatoren ooer
5tdnberdtbe audi tiinftig auf bieielbe Beiie
qetpd6lt perben, ipie es Bel uns in ben Ser.
5taaten Der SAT- 1T.
Der 19pei3erif4e StdnOeratb lit eben
BON feiner boben Stufe nibt 10 berunterz
aefommen, ME Der dneritanif3e. Wdbrent
BEL uns @iele bOffen, ouB Der Senat bel BIZ
refter goltspabl Elm beferer perben piiroe
unb pdbrenb auf bas 0rdngen Der Bolts
meinuug bin jebt unferem GongreB elm 4n=
trag pDrtisst, lpona9 Elm bic oirette @ab1
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-05-27

Sin 3ei6en Der 3ett! Cine groBe 8las=
fabrit in Ottupa in unferem Staate bal
ibre Seuer geI0i4t unO lire Sbiren gei3loi=
fen, neil tie befiirdtet, baB Die Stlberleut'
gepinnen tperben, unb ite ni9t oas &rittr
taufen min, fir @adre, oeren 9erteaunQ
ibr einen Dollar bon 100 Gents getoftet bat,
einen Dollar nebmen gu miihen, tpelfer IN
europa, BON tpo iie einen groBen She'll thres
Matertals 3u entnebmen 9~e3tpunget 1T, nun
SO Gents pertb fem piiroe. Sinfbunoert
@rbeiter Iinb babur9 brotIos geporben. Ods
1T ein 8orbpte be7en, mas uniere 4rbelte1
erpdrtet, tpenn Die Serren Seller, Dubois,
8oies, 8Lanb unb 8enofen our4Oringen'
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-05-27
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