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The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1896-01-10
General Notes and Comments,

General Notes and Comments.
If it happens in Virginia you
will find it in The Enterprise.
Feather fans at the Chicago
Store.
Carl Anderson is again about
after his short serge of illness.
Finest crockery and glassware
display on the range at Jackson
& Co. s.
Geo. Mewhinney, whose illness
was noted in these columns last
week, is reported as doing nicely
All the latest novelties in
dress trimmings at the Chicago
Store.
We understand that Scavenger
Bill opens his variety and eject
era shop at Hibblng on the 18th.
Did Bill transfer his license
from Virginia to Hiobing, or
didn't he have any to transfer?
The Virginia Furniture Co.
carries the only stock north OF
Duluth. Their line is complete
in every particular and prices
are down to hard-pan.
| Postmaster Wood, of Thomson,
dropped dead on Tuesday, dur.
ing a visit of the postofice in.
spector who was looking ur
shortage of accounts,
Finest line of handkerchiefs in
the city at the Chicago Store.
The California Restaurant Co
opened on Wednesday. The
neatest place in the city.
Have you seen the elegant
new:@fsxniture just received by
the Virginia Furniture com
pany? Finest stock north Of
Duluth.
| E. W. Coons has resigned his
position as deputy county clerk:
not having safe room for the
books nor time to attend to the
duties Of the Office.
Building paper and hardware,
a complete supply. at Prescott &
Mars Co.
Will Cole. of the firm of Cole
& Mcdonald, is again able to be
about after a serge of typhoid.
Jackson & Co. handle the best
teas and coffees in the city.
Koochiching has made appli.
cation for school district. II
children of school age await
such advantages.
An elegant line of pocket
knives and fine cutlery just open
ed by Prescott & Mars Co.
School reopened on Monday
latter the Holiday vacation.
A ten cent coupon, for pur.
chase of silverware, given with
every dollar Of cash sales at
Jackson & Co.'S.
Attention is called to the new
time table of the Duluth, South
shore & Atlantic Railway in an
other column of this paper,
showing the new fast service to
Saginaw and Detroit. Also the
new line to Appleton, Milwaukee
and Chicago.
Make your wife happy by pre-
senting her with one of those
fine willow rockers to be had of
the Virginia Furniture Co.
John Stauber has been on the
sick list the past two weeks, lay
ing his ailment to the drinking
of Duluth water during his re.
cent visit to the Zenith City.
j. A, Scott can now supply
|you with birch or soft wood on
short notice. -"
John Bull and Germany now
promise a decidedly lively skirm
ish in the Transvaal.
Mackinaws. rubbers, German
sox, at Jackson & Co.'s.
H. Krause accompanied A.
Dreger on his trip to Bloomer,
Wisconsin, on Tuesday. il:
New invoice of ladies and chill.
dren's cloaks at the Chicago
Store. See them.
A complete stock OF ready
mixed house and floor paints,
all colors, at Prescott & Mars
Co. -.
~ 3d. ., ri Il r.ssgTs<a *szE s.rs bic III
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1896-01-10
n DUTY to OlsrseLccS.

Mr.. rockefeller owns property
in St. Louis county worth mil
lions of dollars which he bought
at one-tenth of it's value as he
made his purchases when such
things were cheap. That is one
of the rules of the game of for
tune, that all opportunities are
open to the man of large estate.
That he should buy SO cheap
was the hard luck of the mel
from whom he bought, but it
was due to circumstances over
which nobody had any control.
To perpetuate the disparity,
however, by our law of taxation
would be to add a palpable'injus-
tice.
Yet that is what we are doing.
st. Louis county made a gift OF
S250.000 to the railroad that is
now part of Mr.. Rockefeller's
wealth, by which he makes other
property owners pay toll to him.
To leave that power Of tolls in
his hands is a wrong that should
be corrected by the railroad com.
mission so far as they have pow.
err and by the state legislature
where the commissions powers
fail. -
But the Inequality of our laws
does not end there. Mr.. Rookie.
Teller, in proportion to the value
of his holdings, is the smallest
taxpayer in the county, Instead
of paying his share he is requir
ed to contribute to the state and
county revenues only a cent a
ton on the ore he mines, while
the mines that are not worked
are entirely exempt from taxa
ton. :'->-
A poor widow WITH one COW
pays ten times more taxes in
proportion to her estate, a hun
dredfold more in proportion to
her ability to pay, than Mr..
Rockefeller, a hundred times a
millionaire. When the disparity
prevails to that extent it becomes
sin. The state will not be
purged of a wicked injustice un-
til it is corrected.
Moreover, by exemption from
taxation on idle mines he is able
to limit production, maintain
monopoly prices for ore to some
extent, aggravated by his power
to tax independent mines. and so
lessen the resources of the coun-
ty to swell his overabundant
wealth.
Tax mining property and Du-
luth will no longer have to raise
nine-tenths of the county taxes.
It will be possible to build roads
without mortgaging the future.
It will no longer be profitable to
hold mining lands out of use so
that the price of ore may be arti-
ficial]y maintained above it's due
figure. And the multimilllonaire
will then have to bear his just
share of the municipal burden.
THAT is one of the reforms for
which Duluth must move in the
next Legislature. Commonwealth
>->,------------ :5;~~,,,rr,,. 49,.
WhercF
Where is Virginia's city hall?
Where is the state mining
promised us during the
wining and dining of the state
legislature a year ago9
Where is the justice to the
poor man IN the present mode
Of mine taxation? : >:~ r..
Where are are the White.caps
who threatened to run Rev.
Gary out Of the city, or are they
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1896-01-10
ORDINANCE NO, is.

BY ALDERMAN CAMERON.
An Ordinance to provide for the
Cutting of Ice ID Virginia and
Silver Lakes, aud Providing a
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1896-12-09
Six Hunored Persons Poisoned.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Dec. 4.-What
is thought to be an attempt at whole
sale poisoning, in large measure
successful, was reported to the health
department. to-day, when information
was given of the sudden and serious
illness of about one hundred families,
numbering between 500 and 600 per-
sons, living in the Northwestern part
OF the city. The cause of the sickness
was traced to bread sold alta bakery
owned by Otto Figlesthaler, which
has very large trade. Tonight an
analysis of the bread showed that it
contained arsenic. The 900 persons
poisoned are living, but large mum.
Der of cases are considered serious, if
not critical. Mrs. Figlesthaler, the
wife Of the baker, stated today that
she thought thatsome one had delib-
erately put poison into the box con
tanning the -four from which the bread
was made. The police are convinced
from the investigation tonight that
arsenic was placed in the bread with
intent to cause the death or serious
illness of Figlesthaler's customers,
with the object of running his business.
Arrests will be made tomorrow.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1896-12-09
Make-Up of the House.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 4.-The political
classification OF the members. elect OF
the 18TH congress, made by Clerk Nc.
Dowell, in the Unofficial list, which he
has just issued, probably shows a
greater variety of political organiza
tons than ever before found represen-
tation in that body. OF straight Re
publicans there are 204; straight Dem
ocrats 124. The members designated
by other titles areas follows, from the
districts named:
Populists-M. w. Howard, Seventh
Alabama; G. a. Barlow, Sixth Cali
fornia; G.. H. Castle, Seventh Califor.
MIA; John G. Bell, Second Colorado;
E. r. Ridgeley, Third Kansas; W. D.
Vincent, Fifth Kansas; n. B. Motor
mick. Sixth Kansas; Jerry Simpson,
Seventh Kansas; Harry Skinner. First
North Carolina; W. f. Stroud, Fourth
North Carolina; Freeman Knowles,
South Dakota at large.-12.
Fusionists-Thomas NJ. Jett, Eigh-
teenth Illinois; John Banner, Twelfth
Illinois; James NJ. Robinson, Twelfth
Indiana; Jeremiah D. Botkin, Kansas
at large; Albert NJ. Todd, Third Mich
igan; Samuel Maxwell, Third Ncbras-
ka; w. II. Stark, Fourth Nebraska
J. D. Sutherland, Fifth Nebraska; j..
L. Brenner, Third Ohio; G. a. Mar
shall, Fourth Ohio David Meekison,
Sixth Ohio; J. a. Mcdowell, Seventh
Ohio; J. H. Lewis and W. G. Jones,
Washington at large-15.
Silyerltes-John +. Shaforth, First
Colorado; Charles S. Hartman, Mon
tana; Francis G.. Newlands, Nevada
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1896-12-09
a Bloody Assault.

CHARLOTTE, n, c.. Dec. IA
special to The Observer tonight from
Morganton, says that a. G. Avery,
Jr., son of Justice a. G. Avery of the
North Carolina supreme court, was as,
saulted by two young negroes last
night and stabbed iu five places, per-
haps fatally. When first attacked he
knocked one negro down, but the
other seized him by tie waist while
the first negro used his knife. Avery
was unarmed, and lost gallon of
blood while seeking a weapon with
which TO return to the attack. He
found billiard cue, but the negroes
had tied. Avery thinks the assault
was premeditated because of his hay
ing Knocked down brother of one OF
his assailants during election week.
He is very weak, and his life hangs by
thread.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1896-12-09
New York, November, 1896.
Editress whips an Editcr.

MONTGOMERY, Dec. A special to
The Advertiser from Atlanta, Ga,
says: THIS afternoon Miss Emma
Monroe. the 15-y ear editoress Of the
Alfalfa Beacon, met w. Il. Gather,
ed ter of the Alfalfa Herald, On the
streets and cowhided him. Miss Mon
roe's father has had trouble about a
shortage of funds while he was treaS-
urer OF Dekalb county, but the courts
have not been able to decide as to his
being a defaulter. An editorial IN
The Herald this week reflected on Mr..
Monroe in that connection ard his
daughter resented it by using horse,
whip on her brother editor. Gather
ran up stairway and escaped heavy
punishment.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1896-12-09
Observation-Disclosures Party.

INDIANAPOLIS, Dec. 1.-Chairman
W. D. Bynum, national committee Of
the gold Democrats, has returned
from New York where for five days
he reviewed the political field with
some OF the eastern money men. As
a result he has called meeting Of the
national committee to be held
in Indianapolis, December 10, at
which time several matters Of In
terest to sound money Democrats
and to the worldin general will be
discussed. Among them will be the
future of the sound money Democracy.
This is one OF the principal topics IN
political circles and there seems to be
a general belief that there is now 10
hope for the reconciliation Of the gold
and silver wings OF the party. This is
the belief of the eastern men or many
of them, said Mr.. Bynum. There is
amovement on foot among some OF
the prominent leaders of the party, "
said Mr.. Bynum, to form another
and a new party, to be known as the
'Democratic-Republican party, around
which will rally the commercial inter
ests OF the country under sound
money flag and with proper tariff
regulations elected under +, advice
of a commission OF busness men.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1896-12-09
Power of Magistrates.

SpARTANBURG, Dec. s.-Judge Gary
prepared a decree yesterday bearing
upon the widely discussed legal status
Of the magistrates OF the State under
the new Constitution and the recent
legislative act creating and defining
the duties OF such officers. He rem
ders decision at variance with the
recent opinion of Judge Earle and de,
lares that magistrates have jurisdictiogA
He holds that the evident intentioul6f
the Constitution makers was that Ngls-
lation enacted previous to the2adop-
ton of the Constitution should remain
in force until repealed and that the
practical and only material effect OF
the act of the last legislature was to
change the name of the magistrlal
Office from that of triaIjustice to mag:
istrate, who retains and is now autn0ri
lied to exercise all the power formerly
held by the trial justice.-State.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1896-12-09
Killed Two Men.

COLUMBIA, S. c., Nov. 30,-J. L.
Williams, member of the board OF
control and ex legislator from Edge
field, yesterday shot and killed l.. D.
and j. W. White at Bethany church,
Liberty Hill. Williams was badly
but not fatally stabbed by one of the
Whites. There was bad blood between
the men on account of cards publish
ed about each other during the cam
paign. The Whites started the dill.
Guilty cursing Williams. He knocked
". White down. White jumped
Up with pistol in hand and Williams
shot him through the heart. Then
the other brother attacked Williams
with knife and Williams shot him
four times.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1896-12-09
Currency Reform Call.

INDIANAPOLIS, Dec. THE execu-
tiye committee in charge of the ar-
rangements for the currency reform
convention, today issued call nam
ing Jan. - for the meeting. The con-
vention is to be composed of represen
tative men chosen from the boards of
trade, chambers of commerce, COM
mercial clubs or other similar COM
mercial bodies in cities of 5000 or
more inhabitants, according to the
census of 1890, "the basis Of represen-
tation to be as tabulated andin accord
ance with the population of said cities,
for the purpose Of considering and
suggesting such legislation as may in
their judgment be necessary to place
the currency system of the coun try
upon sound and permanent basis. !"
The call says: The business men
have been accused of neglect Of po-
litical duties; in ordinary times there
may be some foundation for this
charge, but at every critical juncture
in the history of our country when
the nations perpetuity, honor or gen
eral welfare was seriously in danger,
they have in the spirit of enlightened
patriotisin risen to the full measure of
their duty; aud we believe that the
painful experience OF the country un-
der the existing laws on this subject
OF the currency admonishes the bust.
ness men that we have reached a point
where it is their duty TO take an active
part in helping the great questions in
volved. Please appoint only those
who will attend and report the names
Of your delegates, as soon as practica-
BILE, to H = Hanna, chairman of the
executive committee, indianapolis,
Ind" The call is signed by represen-
tatives OF the boards of trade and com
mercial bodies in cities represented at
the conference last week.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1896-12-09
Rohhad ON tha Streets.

ATLANTA, Dec. "a special to The
Constitution from Rome, Ga, says
that three higwaymen held up John
Miller, a merchant. on the streets and
robbed him of 800. The robbers pres
ented a pistol at Miller's head, rliied
his pockets and escaped. Tow were
negroes and cne white.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1896-12-09

LONDON, Dec IA Constantinople
dispatch to the Daily Mail says that
under the pretext OF revenging an old
grievance, 1000 kurds raided The
province OF Mamouret- Ul-AZiZ, where
they burned and pillaged the villages
and massacred the inhabitants.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1896-12-09

\ New Sanitariun Has Been Erected and
Opened for the Reception OF Pa tents. :
Aiken az 81 pIa2Sura ResOrt.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1896-12-09

Faces His ESecutioDer-His Cry viva Gu.
ba Libre"-Gsgsed to Hush His Voice.
Cowardly Act of Spanish omcer--Manly
dcE c-Ja
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-07-29
Die ssmiel Areta.

Sci elmer 9dnge BON 260 Gilpmeter
bat 3reta cine sr6Bte 9reite BON 81,
eine Neringfe pm II Gilometern ullo
umfabt 9,61S Auaorat Silpmeter.
gea1 Siiben fdllt Der Meerbooen feil
All GROCER Siefe ab unb aud i'm Nor=
ben befinoet lih elm tiefes Meeresbefen,
oas fretiibe Wteer. Oie ndbite eriedts
ide Sniel, gerisotto, (Nnti &ptbera)
liegt 80 Gilometer entfernt. Die meif
iebr milo seriKenen @ebirge Sretas
erbeben lib bis gu 2,458 Meter, 10 Der
sSoa poer Yfiloritis. Die Sbdler lino
ipenie auSaebebnt, aber iebr frubtbar,
oas &lima ift milb, Groit an ben Riilfen
unbefannt. Sn einem resenloien Som=
mer 1T bic 0iBe iebr groB. Die
3abl Der @inDObner, Die in Der
8Iutbeaeit Der penetianii9en Serr=
Ihaft cine Wtillion betragen baben iol,
miro iebt auf 294, 900 gei6abt, tpopon
184, 900 @briiten, $4,000 Mubame=
oaner unb 5000 Siraeliten lino. Die
iibrigen Iinb Slapen, Mraber uno Nl=
baneIen, Seren ginmanoerung Die tiir=
filde Gesieruns be9iinItist bat, nm tie
aeaen Die &reterier auslpielen au fbn=
men. Die auf einer 2ano5unee sele=
gene Saupitaot Ganbia ober Me9alota=
from, on Der STEELE oes alten Seraf=
lion, lit Sip oes General 8ouperneurs
unb zines uriefilAen grabiI1pfs uno
bat $4,000 Ginmobner. SeSn Der leb=
ten 3eit iino ferner piel senannt &e=
timo (oes alte HbDtpmna) nit 5000
unb Ganea (ober Gbania) auf Der Stelle
oes alten Gpoonia nit II, 900 ginnob=
nern Ronea iit oer Sib eines Gaima=
fans unb sablrei6er &onIuln, Die meit
in Gbaleppa, einem yorort Saneas
mobnen. Sort murbe aud Der piel be'
IproAene 8ertras BON Gbaleppa am Is.
Otpber 1873 untersei6net. Ser polt=
rei6ne Ort an Der Siiofiilfe 1T Siera=
petra pber &aIteli nit 1000 Ginnob=
nerrt. /.
Sie oSnIel Greta oebDrt bur6 ibre
aeo9rapbiide Sage pie bur9 Die Stam=
mesglei9beit ibrer 8emobner su @rie.
6enlano, oenn au6 Die Wubamebanel
auf Der SnIel iino meiit srie6ilber
llriprungs. 9aB Die 8ereinisune midi
ibon i'm Sabre 1880 erfolgte, 1T S6ulr
ber &esierunsea BON &ublano, 8roB'
britannien uno 6ranfrei6, mie bieit
auh ipdttr unter Geibilfe Seltreth=
llnearns alle sewaltIamen Ieriude Der
Sretenier, li6 nit @rie9enlano gu per=
binben, pereitelt baben. Sblieblif
miro oieIe Gereinigung aber bod erfol-
gen, trob aaer oiplomatiIben 6ineher
uno eiJenniibisen Ibli6ten ein5elne1
W16te.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-07-29

Gnoe SUM- 80, ,O99 Ierli6erunes Mn=
trdoe NIT 80 Millionen 8erliherun9s=
tapital unb 6rs. $4,000 prdmien
onoemeloet woroen. 436 an9emeloete
Shaoenfdne toiten approrimatip 6rs.
90, 900.
9ln Die neu geIdaffene Stelle zines
tGnoi9en Sefret1rs Der Vasler San=
oelstammer wurDe gepdblt Sr. @ee=
ring BON gaiel, Der bisber Director bes
eiog. 8iireau fit Sanoels=Statiltit ge=
weien iit. Sie g8obl geihab auf Dem
Meoe ber 8erufun9 5l Der Stelle bat=
ten Ii1 40 8e,perber oneemeloet.
9as Sirettprium oer f6wei3. 3en'
tralbabn unterbreitet DEM Ncrmal,
tunesratb cine 8orlaQe besiiglib yfeu=
bau oes 8abnbpfes Olten. IS ioaer
oafiir 81 Millionen 6ranten in 2lus.
| lidt genommen iein.
Sierbrauer Saas in 3iirih bat 9egen
oen 8Drltano bes Sunoes Gpmites bes
observation-disclosures pegen oes iibe,
i'm perbdngten Sopfotts Sla9e au'
SdaOeneriaB (Srs. 10000 einrei6er
lalien.
Ser nSerbano ihmeiseril6er Sraue.
reien" Johann fabte am 2. Suli in 81
ten Den 8ei6lub Samitas, Den 4
Suli miro alien orsanilirten grauerr
getiinoist. Singesen ertlaren lib oi,
Srauereibeliber bereit, oleie Sinoi9un
gen suriidsusleben, fails bis Mlttmod
8. Suli, 9lbenbs 6 llDr, alle SOptott
beoineungslos aufgeboben iino. Se1
5ermin iit obne Yeritdnbisung ab5e'
laufen ; oamit errei6t Die gewe9unl
ibr atutes Stnoium. Die Offentlid
Meinung itellt lit) aber enti6ieoen oil
Die Seite Der bODtottirten Srauereien
ba lie iinbet, Der 8rauerei=8erbano iteb
auf Dem 8Dben Der Notblpebr 9egen
iiber Dem Srauerfa6 Serein. 81
Sade faun nod interehant peroen
St.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-07-29

Wer beim 3artenipielen betrosen
mirb, bat oas &e1t, NIT Dem &ebolper
in Der 6auit ben Yetrii9ern Die Yeute
ab3ujasen. 9ieien Grunoiag bat Der
Yoliseiri6ter Campbell in San 6ran=
cisco in einem Dor ieinemS ribunal ibtpe=
benben 9roseb auiseltellt. Ser Sdanf=
pirtb Wiuiam @aulep mar unter Der
Nntlase oes 3aubes perbaitet morben
unb smar iollte Der &aub beim pofer=
ipiel in Der Mirtbidaft bes @enannten
auseefiibrt morben ieiH. Gaulep bate
beim Spiele perloren, uno iiberaeust,
bab feline Mlitipieler fali1 ipielten, 900
er ieinen Gebolper, uno ibnen bieien
in's 8elidt baltero, itrid er alles auf
Dem Slid li6 befinolide @elo elm. Nad
ndberer llnterlu1ung bes Salles fblus
Mi1ter Campbell bic Mntla9e nieoer
unb mahte babel bic Bemertung, oaB
eseoer, Der entbefte, bon ieinen Wiit=
ipielern i'm 6piele betrO9er au tperoen,
our Selbfbilfe bolltommen berehti9i
ipdre, au6 nnter Nnmenoung BON
Waffengemalt.
Mus Mfron tDirb beridtet. bah
Ramulus Gotell, ipelher Der grmorbunq
Der etone'iden sSamilie in 9allmao9t
am 80. Mdrs fdulois befnnoen uuroe,
fein 9ooesurtbeil erhielt, ipelhes am 6.
ytopember DDiI3ogetl iuerben lou. got.
tel bebauptet tninler nod, baB er nm
iduloig iei.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-07-29

San Grancisco, %. Suli. vGbina=
totpn" beTinbet Ii6 pieoer einmal in
erDbter Nufreeuus, ba Ii6 in oer See
Sub @Dmpanp spei parteien 9ebilbet
baben, Die li6 jebt in mDroerii6er
@eile betdmpfen. 9lm Montag, lit be-
reits See 81, Elm Gaufmann, e,moroet
iporoen uno fir Die Grmproung Slpeier
anoerer prominenter Gau fleute lino bpbe
grdmien aus9eiebt ipDroen. Sie gan=
gem 6amilien oieier Mdnner febsn un=
ter Dem 8ann uno ben .bat6et men"
lino 9robe 8elobnunaen fir Die ertuar=
teten Yluttbaten peripro6en noroen.
9ie 6ineliide Soniul bat es fiir gut
befunoen, fir Die eine oer iib befdmpfcn-
ben garteien Partei su nebmen uno
Die bineiibe Bartei bat erfldrt, ,lib nibt
einmiIben uno es oen feinOliden Par=
teien iiberlaHen gu mollen, ben Streit
unter iih aussutdmpfen. Sie Solge
oapon 1T, baB in oem @bineienoiertel
Elm @efibl Der Surdt iiberall gu bemer=
fen 1T. @s 1T 9eiuib, bab ebe Der
Streit 81 gnoe lit, nod beoeuteno
prominentere Mdnner ipie See 81 er=
moroet iein moroen.
Ser jebise Streit 1T ourd Die Sn=
trisuen Der Gam Dup Company per=
anlabt pDrben, Der Die See Sup 60.
einen aroben She'll ibres 8eidaftes
| fortsenommen bot. Die Sam Yub's
RIDDEN iiA iebt bafiir, oab lie bic Mit=
slieoer Der See Dup Company gegen
einanber aufheben.
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Serr 8. Goillouette, slpotbefer in
geaperspille, Sas.. ibreibt sd per=
banfe 9r. Sings New Discovery meir
Seben. SD lit on Der Grippe UNI
lieB mid BON ben beiten Qersten in mei=
lenpeiter Gunoe bebanoeln ; umIont,
mein 2eben puroe aufsegeben unb mei-
ne Sage idienen 9esdblt. Sa lieB i'd
mir cine SlaI6e BON Sr. Sings Stem
SiscoberD aus meiner gpotbefe boiler
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