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The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1897-10-02
PUSH QUO WARRANTo
AnnulDmont ct Gas and Water
company's Charter to
Be Revived.
Collection Of Judgment Against
Street Railway Company
Dropped. =.

The council proceedings
opened Monday evening with
a communication from the
mayor anent the quo warranto
proceedings against the gas
and water company. The
mayor called attention to the
fact that the abandonment of
the proceedings meant the
waste of all the money that
had thus far been spent, to say
nothing of the advantages that
were manifestly all on the
city's side. He continued: =.
"It is needless to- elaborate
on the great advantage that
would accrue. to our city if the
case were decided in our favor,
SO far as we are now proceed
ing to parallel the gas and wa
ter company's plant. There
fore L would respectfully re-
guest your honorable body to
pass resolution instructing
the city attorney to proceed
with all possible haste to bring
this case to trial before the su-
preme court, where it is now
pending, and appropriate the
required amount, to pay the
cost of taking depositions:
t When. reports from the or
dinance and judiciary Were
called for the matter came up
again and precipitated a
lengthy and somewhat acri
monious discussion. A sreso-
luton was submitted appropri-
ating $500 out of the general
fund to carry the fight in the
courts to a fnish. The motion
was vigorously opposed by AL
dermen Hale and Richardson.
The city attorney was called
upon fora statement as to the
status of@the case and the ad-
vantages to accrue to the city
if the suit were won. AS to
the first point, Mr.. Richards
said that the city had an excel
lent case; that considerable
evidence had been collected,
the value of which he had not
personally examined, but he un-'
derstood that it only remained
to put it in proper shape. AS
to the second the courts had
already decided that the gas
and water company had no ex-
elusive franchise; the winning
of this suit would practically
establish the fact that the COM
pany has no franchise at all.
1t would also annul the hy-
drant contract. In answer to
Alderman Hale, Mr.. Richards
said that such a decision need
not leave the city without
water. service as the council
could grant the company a
temporary right which it would
doubtless be glad to make use
of. And under such circum-
stances, moreover, there was no
doubt that the present plant
could be purchased for a reas-
enable figure. -..
Alderman Hale thought the
resolution too hasty. TO this
Alderman Simpson responded
that the subject had been re-
ferred to the committee Aug.
80, so that the committee has
had nearly a month to consider
it; the alderman from the first
was member of the old coun-
Gil and was doubtless as fanil-
lar with the case as any mem
ber of the present council. The
city has spent already thous-
ands of dollars and why should
it not push things until 1t has
something to show for its
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1897-10-02

Pretty Silks.
Fresh and new II you haven't given fancy Silks
much thought, when convenient call at our silk
counter I4ct MS show you some Of our exclusive
novelties. BY the way, the Separate Waist anu
skirt idea is gaining favor and is found to be
fash thia fall
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1897-10-02
Do You Want GoldP

Everyone desires to keep informed on
Yokon, the Klondyke and Alaskan gold
fields. Send l0c for large Compendium
of vast information and big color map to
Hamilton Pub. Co., Indianapolis, Ind.
21.6w
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1897-10-02
What do you think of these?

w lldL w yOu IiIliAN VI SAAo~'
Pretty Silks.
Fresh and new. II you haven't given fancy Silk
much thought, when convenient ca at our sill
counter Let us show yon some OF our ts exciusv'
novelties. BY the way the Separate Waist ant
skirt idea is gaining favor and is found to b'
fashionable this fall.
Black Silk Sale.
Continuation OF our Black SILK Sale, ror
$l.OO and $1.25 qualities, special
Fancy Silk Sale.
Continuation OF our colored Fancy Taffeta Silk
snee;ai sne; Senune .oc an"n.'es. .49c
Exclusive Patterns.
Our showing Of Imported Dress Patterns in col
ors and black are the finest brought to this
in Duluth carries one-third the stock we do, and
we are pleased to state that our prices are lower
by 25 to 80 per cent.
! Black Dress Gosds.
We carry the largest and most exclusive stock
Of Black Dress Goods that can be found west o
Chicago, and our prices are lower, as we are
proving it daily.
Black Fanclos. q
We are showing about 15 pieces New Frexies
Mohair Fancies, Heavy Matelasse. New French
(
opening price. D.
Wash Goods Special.
1870 Zephyr FlnQhams 30.
100 pieces fine Zephyr Ginehams. in Paids,
Checks and Stripes regular l2Ac quality. &C
&c Brown Prints So -
100 pieces Chocolate Fancy Prints for %
Comforts special per yard.
Amoskeag Apron Ginehams, the best quality
and fast cOlOrs, sold everywhere aJ "A II r
7c, special, per yard. + /f
Flannel Department.
Ia one Of the busiest departments in the big
Glass Block Store now, and no wonder, when You
sea our stock. Here are some special items we'll
worth your consideration: '.'
"A lot OF 27-inch Canton Flannel. well feeced
good weight. the wOnld-be competitors Ac
get &c for it. our price, yard.
(Imit 20 yards.) = 49, -, -. ,.
Reversible swansdown Flannels in the very
newest figures and dots, at only, re
Always busy at the
Linen Department. .>.
Here are some items that will increase the
crowds: @ N 80.
Full Bleached Satin Damask Napkins, pure p.
linen sold anS, by the little stores at s125 $I.oo
special, dozen ..''.%
7O-in. Heavy Cream Satin Damask, beauti- 6oc
full quality, see it, special, per yard. wv
G6-inch Heavy Bleached Damask, compare ~.
It with the kind others sell at 78c. special, kre
per yard. D.
rs dozen Damask Towels, knOtted fringe and ID
hemstitched, size, 22x44 inches, you cannot
match them for less than 35c anywhere, oec
see them special,
80 dozen Towels including Huck, Damask
and Turkish Towels, all worth up to 15c 1oc
and 1885, special,
Blankets and ComfOrtors.
l case large Heavy Gray and White Blankets
sold everywhere at $125 special, d. m
per pair.... .%
Fancy Figured Blankets for .:.tth Robes, oQc
Larss sseiiei aeayy saeh Snteen covered 90
so pairs ~ White Heavy Wool Blankets.
red, pink or blue borders ' d. ~
special, per ....P ~
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1897-10-02
PANTON& e.
WHITES
BIG GLASS BLOCK STORE
THEIR USUAL CRY!

Our imitators and would-be competitors once
more set up their semi-annnal howl about us cut
ting prices o. the beginning OF the season. With
us, W. don't consider it cut: it's simply q dem
Onstration OF the advantages we possess in buy
ing consequently selling Do you catch the
point?
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1897-10-02
EXTRA SPECIAL. -
| We will sell Lopsdale Cam 49,
brics, sold for 1910 every O,C
| where. at per yard. ................ ~
Carpet Department.

Special sale in Carpets. Our stock OF Carpets.
Rugs, Mating, Oil Cloth and Linoleums were
ings and our prices are always the lowest. We
give you the following bargains: y,
Best quality Wilton Velvet..............06c
Best quality Administer.
Best quality Body Brussels..........o6
Best quality Tap. 800
Strictly AIl-Wool lngrains.
Oil Cloth Rugs, 1A yards square...........o5c
Linoleun, square yard......."....-..."
Sash Curtain Rods. -,
Sash Curtain Rods. worth 15c each; oec
our price-1Oc each, 8 for D
ChiIdron's Underwear. -
25c-We have q lot Of Children's Vests in natur-
I'll gray and ecru, usual value 3Sc; occ
limited number to be sold at each. -
15c-We have also several dozen of Child's fine
black ribbed ALL w ool Swiss Vests and Panst,
regular price. $1.5o each; 1ec
to close at-each.. ~
Children's Hosiery.
17hc-An excellent Black Cashmere Hose, in a
SKI rib, all sizes. to be obtained at 1zA
present; I1
o6c-2b dozen Of a Child's fine black English
Cashmere Hose Xxi ribbed; the regular sorc
price of which is 43c, at. .:...".. y
25c-A case Of Childrens fine All-Wool Bicycle
Hose, with spnced knees dhu Aeel anu 1cr
extra length, ~
Ladies' Underwear.
6Oc-An odd lot of Ladies' fine Atwood Pants
in natural gray, camel hair and scarlet; r0c
the regular price 81, at. EACH wv
&l5O-We have just received a case OF Ladies'
fine Ribbed All-Wool Vests and Pants. in silver
gray and white, with crOcheted silk edge and
silk collar. These goods ere from the noted
Harvard Mills. and our price will be- $1.sO
-
Ladies' Hosiery
..9c-We are going to close out 80 dozen of q
Ladies' Tan Cotton Maco Hose, two-thread
hgh-spliced heel and double toe regular 1Oc
price 37L2c, -
25c-A genuine All-Wool Black Cashmere Hose
in 2x1 rib; the value OF these ia usually oec
rated at 37Hc, our y
5O-A Ladies fine Black English Cashmere Hose,
18th sEliced ankles and soles and French eOc
foot, q regular 75c; at....."..............
The commonwealth., 1897-01-07
uuDSON'S ENGLISH KITCHEN,

1877 Main ST., NORFOLK, VA.
Is the Leading Dining Room i'll the
CITY for Ladies and Gentlemen. Strict
ly Temperance Place. All meals 25c
~Hudson's Surprising Coffee
snec,alty. l 16 1y
The commonwealth., 1897-01-07
HOW A WOMAN PAID HER
DEBTS.

A lady IN Lexington says: II am out
of debt and thanks to the Dlshwasher
business. In the past six weeks have
made $3.50 90. Every house-keeper
wants a Dishwasher, and any 1ntelll-
gent person can sell them with big
nrof;t to himself. The Dishwasher is
lovely, you can wash and dry the family
dishes in two minutes, and without
wetting your hands. You can get par,
ticulars by addressing, the Mound
Citv Dlshwasher Co., st. Louis Mo
There is big money in the business fo1
an agent. / expect to clear 81, 600 the
coming year. I need the money, why
| not make it. MISS y. y,
The commonwealth., 1897-01-07
.AI,IEF IN SIX HOURS.

Distressing Kidney and Bladder dis
eases relieved in six hours by the "NEw
GREAT South AMERICAN KIDNEY
CURE" This new remedy Is a great
surprise on account of its exceeding
promptness in relieving pain in the
bladder, kidneys, back. and every part
of the urinary passages in male or fe-
male. 1t relieves retention OF water
and pain in passing it almost immed'.
ately. If you want quick relief ana
cure this is your remedy.
Sold by E. T. Whitehead and Co.,
Druggists. Scotland Neck. N. &.
The commonwealth., 1897-01-07
SCOTT AND NECK N c. THURSDAY, JANUARY z 1892.
hearts are tender and noble in every
other respect.

There is for most of us poor mortals
a large degree of isolation In llte.- Our
inner experiences we cannot voice to
those around us our battles with wrong
within are beyond human ken; even
outward sorrows call for scarcely more
than a passing thought OF sympathy
on the part of the great rushing world,
whose time permits it to enter into our
feelings about as fully as the scientist
enters into the anxietles and tears OF
the insect that squirms under his mi
croscope. What fools we mortals be-
who add tc our 1soia tio1f 4 IL ii the crowded
ways of life by sticking out the porcu-
pine oullls of repulsion. To haye
friends to do tor us, we must show q
willingness to do and suffer Tor them
NV New, Years wish to you is thai
the best wishes of all those who love
you best may be fully realized.
The commonwealth., 1897-01-07
THE NEW HOOK SPOON FREE
TO ALL.

/ read in the Christian Standard that
Miss A. NJ. Fritz, Station A., st. Louis,
Mo-, would give an elegant plated hook
spoon to anyone sending her ten =
cent stamps. I send for one and found
it IA useful that, / showed 1t to my
friends, and made $500 in two hours
taking orders for the spoon. The hook
spoon is a household necessity. 1t cam
not slip into the dish Or cooking vessel
being held in the place by a hook on
the back. The spoon Is something
housekeepers have needed ever since
spoons were first invented. Anyone
can get sample spoon by sending ten
2-cent stamps to Miss Fritz. This is q
splendid way to make money around
home, Very truly,
Jeanette s.
The commonwealth., 1897-01-07
Palms..

Neau York Times.
A new wrinkle about palms which
= London florist indorses is that the
leaves should be washed, not with pure
water but with milk and water, which
has a wonderful way of preserving them
and preventing the appearance OF the
brown spots which are so distigurlng.
Another suggestion about plants is
that a little cold coffee poured over the
earth at the roots occasionally will be
found beneficial. Coffee is good Ter
til1zor. This treatment is specially
recommended for hyacinths.
The commonwealth., 1897-01-07
FOR OVER FIFTY YEARS

AN OLD AND WELL-TRIED REMEDY
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has
been used for over fifty years by mil
lions of mothers for their children
while teething, with perfect success. 1t
soothes the child, softens the gums,
allays all pain cures wind collie, and is
the best Temedy for Diarrhea. Is
pleasant to the taste. Sold by Drug
gists in every part of the World.
Twenty five cents bottle. Its value
is incalculable. Be sure and ask for Mrs.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup, and take
no other kind. (R) 20 ly
The commonwealth., 1897-01-07
DANDY THING TO SELL.

have been doing SO we'll this sum-
mer selling combination dippers that
think it is my duty to tell others about
it. have not made as much money
as some ! read about, but l never
make less than S3, and x5 a day; the
dipper can be used as fruit jar filler;
a plain dipper a fine strainer; fun
mel E: strainer funnel sick room
warming pan, and a pint measure.
These eight different uses makes the
dipper such necessary article that 1t
sells at nearly every house, as it Is SO
cheap. You can get a sample by send
ing, as I did, Is two-cent stamps to
pay postage, etc, to w. II. Baird x
Co., Station A, Plttsburg, Pa, and they
will mail you dipper, and you can 90 90
right to work. Anyone can make S3
or 81 day anywhere. A READER.
The commonwealth., 1897-01-07
The Last Dollar.
Youths Companion.

O1ttnS s COWpOH1O".
A prosperous New Yorker who In
the course of twenty-five years has at
tanned high distinction IN his protes-
sion, attributes his success in large
measure to his fathers good sense In
appealing to his nanliness and pride.
He had been an indolent student at
college, and had mace poor use OF his
advantages and as soon as he was
graduated he asked his father to allow
him to go to New York and to study
law. The fathers reply was brusque
and forcible.
$50 far as L can make it out, you have
wasted your time at college," he said,
"and there is no ground for faith in
YOUR success at the bar. Still you may
do as you like. shall give you one
hundred dollars; but remember that
when you have spent your last dollar,
it will be useless to ask me for money
This reads like an unk1nd, unsympa-
thetic speech, but the son treasures 1t
to this day as rich legacy from wise
father. It helped to develop in him a
spirit of manly independence. Itmade
him set his teeth together, and resolye
that under no circumstances would be
ask his father for another dollar.
A strange glow of excitement bright
ems the veterans face whenever he tells
the story of his last dollar.
When he reached New York the let
ters of introduction upon which he hae
depended, failed to secure an openin,
for him, and he found himself withou
a friend in the great city Week afte
week he walked the streets in search
employment in stores, factories and OF
fees, and he received no encouragement
His lodgings became poorer and poorer
his luncheon was dropped. and at las
he had only one meal day.
There came a day when he had onl
one dollar LETT in his pocket. Itwas lat
in the afternoon, and he had cate
nothing since the previous night. Wit
this last dollar unbroken he secured
clerkship In a dry-goods store, and tn
crisis of his fortunes was passed. 81
+ months afterward there was an openln
, for him in law Office. and eventual
he became successful lawyer.
f A metropolitan banker recently r.
y marked that his bank was an asylul
= for millionaires' grandsons. II ha,
q six OF them in training as clerks"
" said, ':and not one of them has the e
a ergy required for earning his living u
aided. If they were poor men, wltho
II having the prospect Of inheriting gre
l. wealth, they would find it tor their be
1t eft to learn something in my ban
At and to tit themselves for useful careers
q That was cynical remark at the
pense of rich mems SONS; but it is tr
20 that hard and painful experiences, Ii
or the young collegian's search Tor el
Dr. ployment with bis last dollar in
m pocket, tougher the fibre of ones ma
- hood and develop force OF charact
:" and, with the possession OF good men
70 qualities, contribute to success In II
The commonwealth., 1897-01-07
Disappeared from the Face
Of the Earth.
Norfolk Virgi',ia,e.

~ = -. = y 49, =
The Island of Juan Fernandez-Rob-
inson Crusoe's land-haS disappeared
from the face of the earth. According
to the Savannah News the captain OF
a vessel which arrived at Lisbon recent
ly reported that he saw the island blown
to pieces by a volcanic eruption, and
another sea captain who arrived at San
Francisco the other day declares the
island is gone, and that he believes the
other captains story.
There Is no other news concerning
the sinking of the island, but it squlte
possible that it has disappeared, for the
reason that volcanic and earthquake
disturbances have been known to de-
stroy islands before. Then considering
the situation, why not Juan Fernandez
as we'll? The fact that the island was
of volcanic origin renders the report OF
the disappearance not improbable. 1t
will be recalled that some ten or twelve
years ago volcanic outburst occurred
at Krakatau, off the Coast OF Java
when many miles of land were subsidized
In the sea and many were lost. In TACT
history furnishes other instances OF the
kind, and while earthquakes and vol
canlc disturbances have not been as
serious in late years as was the CASE
many years ago, yet the action OF the
volcanoes or the Mediterranean shores
even during the present century, shows
how possible it is for Juan Fernando;
to have been destroyed as reported.
The commonwealth., 1897-01-07

English Spawn :.slstsssssE. l1cyss
all Hard, soft cc.slexss0d 0dsee L.lr,iss aud
and r,arri-fl6s ixnupr lfursgU! B1o6d
Spayi.. Surbs, Splints. Sweeney, Ring
worm titles, Spralns, and Swollen
Through, Coughs, Etc. Save 90 by
use of one bottle. Warranted the
most wondrful Blemism Cure ever
known. Sold bo E. T. Whitehead &
Co., Druggists, Scotland Neck NJ 9.
1Ol ".
The commonwealth., 1897-01-07

WANTED--A gentleman OF stand
ing to represent Combined CONTRACT
comprising two of the largest invest
;nent and life insurance companies In
America. Address Thos. A. T. Champ
lin, Sup't. First Floor (Rooms ~ to l9)
McGill Building, Washington, u. y. d
The commonwealth., 1897-01-07
If you ARE HUSTLER
You WILL
ADvERITls1sE
YOUR
Business.

SEND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IN Nov.
The commonwealth., 1897-01-07
VOL. XIII. New Series Vol. 1.
THE EDITORS LEISURE HOURS.
Points and Paragraphs Of Things
Present, Past and Future.

Christmas is usually lively season
with most people, and it is little
strange how some people do enjoy the
rough-and-tumble side OF Christmas
fun. The Durham Sun says:
"Some thirty-seven people were dis
figured bv fireworks in this State during
the recent Christmastide, and the re-
turns are not all in yet. The sky rock
ct flies high and falls hard, but it seems
we are bound to have it,"
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-01-27

i'm @an5en 100000 unb lit gum grpBel
Shell bur9 @erit9erung gebedt.
Sin Serer, neldes Montug Nahm. in
|0ulut6 in benz BON Sac teubler als Wirtb=
19aFi ben1Bten @ebGube ausbra6, fat leBz
teres uno bas antoBenbe st. Samesz9otel
faft DoG itdnoig 3srit0rt. 9as W}o6iliar oes
0otels purbe gum She'll gerettet, Der an
beiben 9e6duben angeri9tete S9aben Be-
trGgt $4,000,
9a5 groBe @rocertegei@dft BON G6as, 6.
W3pobp &c 60, elm ie9sit0diges @ranitgez
bduOe in Bottom lit 0tenitag MOrs
gen UNI 8pei ubr bur6 Seuer 3ert0rt NOR
ben. Ser 8erluit betrdgt gegen 100000,
Ser 8raoI9up 8lpd in Saraba@ie,
ISeras, einIdlieBli9 Der 9aupttele=
pbonoffice, uebit elmer Mn3a6l BON
2uben9eiddften, Wirt6i4uften, @psiiean=
i~talten uaO elmer 3~situngsoffice, iinb nieber@
%gebrannt. Ser @erlu1t betrdgt $4,000, BEL
$4,000 @erii4erung, Der l1riprung 6es
Seuers 1T nibt befannt.
Der @hlaf1aal Der 8nuben i'm GbriIttar
9ome : Muiienbuuie in Council Bluffs
ut am @Onntug MOrgen tbeil=
tpeiie abgebrannt. Qunbert anaben lagen
6eim 4usbrua bes Ssuers i'm Saale I'M
Ftiefen 56lafe. Sum Slid tonrten alle gs>
rettet tperbe1,
DOS Muifiugton 59uI6aus III Gau
Claire, Wis., lit a6gebrannt, Die 400 &nu=
ben unb Mdb9en tpurben BON ben 2ebrerr
unb 2ebrerinnen in befterO rbnuag ins Sreie
Egefhafft. Der burb ben 8ranb perur Iabte
SAaben betrdgt $4,000.
9ret '5peift0dtge baditeinerne @ei6Gfts=
bdufer it &uiielD0ille, 8p,, iinb abge6rannt.
Ser &erlilt betrdgt $4,000.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-01-27
MoMemi@an.
GSOrtiebune ppn Der l. Seite.l

Die @enturp BianO Company in Minnez
opOlis bat itb bdnterott erfldrt. Die @utz
huben betrugen $4,000, Die 90be Der Ser
binbli9feiten Dtrb ni9t angegeben.
9ienftag purbe Der Bancroft bes S6u6z
paarenfabritanten 6. 81. 8umiep in 9Dnn,
Y}afi., angemeloet. 9erIel6e nurDe, ME IS
9eiBt, in 6olge BON i9te6ten @eIddften
unO bes 8anferottes BON 8urpu Gumiep,
einem 8rubsr BON Gbarles, mel6er bpr einiz
gen Mpndten ftattfunb, beranlaBt. 9aa
8etriebsfapital bes @ef9dftes betrGgt bon
funf5ig Bis flint un6 iieb3ig taufeno 9olz
lars.
0ie gottsbam, g. g., NutionaGz
8anf, 6ie ein 8etriebstupital bon $4,000
6at, nurbe Montag BON einem 8unbesz
banfpriifer 9ei6lofen. On Der S9iire mar
Elm 3etteI ange6eftet, tpel6er befagte, DAT
idmmtGiAe @ixleger i6ren bollen 8etrag aus
et5a6lt er6ulten ipiirben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-01-27
Blu II ..
DeutfdIano.

CUR biesidbrigen @orfeGung Bel 9ofe
bate fib cine gldn3enoere unO 8ablrei4ere
@efeGf3aft eingefunben, als felt Sabren.
gu Der @priteGung, pel9e am borigen Drift
tpo9 1tattfanb, mar cine groBe Nn5abl
.oiFinguirter perf0nlt9feiten bes Snz unb
Quslan6es erf9ienen.
Der umerifanii9e 8otI9after Gbtpin S.
1bt, Der ii6 erit ipdt eitgefunben bate,
tpurbe nit benz fran30fi6en 8Otf@after, Dem
9er3og BON Noailles, 5uglei3 oorgeiteut.
Cine Nn3abl anberer Nmeritaner purbe
ebenfa1s Dorgefte1t, unter anOsren Der ameriz
fanii9e Glottenatta@e, lieutenant u. g.
g}iblad unb profefpr SUB g. Sbompfon
BON Der Nale l1nioeriitdt unb feline @emablin,
cine SCOOTER 6es ameritanii9en 8oti9afisr5
u6l, ferner Sobn ., Sones unb 5rau bon
@aIbington; Die Srdulein u6l un0 lqman
bon Gbieago unb SRI. Nmp 9eacod. unter
ben Mitgliebern Der Nriftotratie, tpel9e DER
@orfteGung beipobnten, befanoen fi9 Die
perpittnete Jiritin MaD Nmalia 9bnar, gez
6orene Bar1ons unD ibre So9ter, Die @rGfin
Sane 2pnar.
&aifer Milbelm mar in 8aldz1niform
nit Ieinen idnrmtli6en preuBii4en Oroet
er16isnen. @r unb bic 8ai1erin trugen oas
~orangenfarbige 8anO bes S9par5en Noler@
orbens. Die &aiierin trug cine Robe nit
elmer G6leppe bon Silberbrofat.
Die 6offeitli9feiten iperben oieien Winter
Iebr 5a6lrei9 unb gIdn3enb iein. @inen beIOnz
beren @lan3punft beriel6en piro Der &pz
ftiimbaa bilben, fir tpel9en Die @ntplrFe
uuf 8efebl bes &aiiers BON 8rofefor bon
9eDbsn ge3ei4net tpOrben iiab. Siefel0en
geben cine genaue Nd9bilOung Der &oitiime
BON 1897. Der 8aG finbet gu @bren bes
bunbertten Geburtstages be5 @roBDatets
beg aaiiers, &aiier @il9elm oes Grften ftatt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-01-27

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beuticben, iomie amerifanii6en Sam tic
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ben piinibt, ODER ii6 einen guten Nebenz
peroienit peri9aften mil, icbretbe ios
fort UNI fOltenfrete BrOben, Gtrtulare,
II. |. 10. al
6. S. S0OOp & Co.,
10. 22O State trabe,
28OfUo, BAN &acine, isis.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-01-27
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