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Evening star., 1897-02-17
..Oufda' on the hmm ration Bill.

Nine. de la Rance, otherwise "Ouida."
the novelist. is determined opponent to
the immigration bill nov pending I'm Con-
gress. In letter to Senators Lodge and
Caffery in criticism of that measure, she
says:
will you pardon my addressing you on
the subject of the DILL that is now before
Congress In intent to exclude emigrants
who cannot read. If you exclude Italians
who cannot read, you will lose the best
and most laborious part of the popula tion,
and you will admit the trash of the cities.
1t is not test which can be properly ap-
piled to Italians or indeed to any popu-
lace. Why should you suppose the power
to spell out crimes recorded in cheap news
papers is any guarantee for either virtue
or intelligence?
tirely illiterate; yet they are almost the
Only class that can furnish Immigrants of
any value. 1 have had many men In my
employ, and have Invariably found those
who could not read and write ten times
more Industrious temperate. Intelligent and
honest than those corrupted by the trump
cry education of the schools. s'i' -.
Il have had for twenty years an old
man (who would lie called an old man at
least in England In my service, and he
can be sent with nifty commissions to pur-
and he viii execute these commAss,ons
without a single error skher OF oblivion or
of payment Yet such Q man as this you
would turn away from, POUR shores whilo
you would admit the youth corrupted
emax cuIated, and diseased through chaaD
jourEalirm. bad tobacco. and the enforced
physical idleness Of the schools"
Evening star., 1897-02-17
623 18TH STREETN.W
A DISGRACE TO HAVANA.
The House Of Refuge for the Deter
tfOn of Women.

The House Of Refuge for the Deten-
tfOn Of Women.
A Havana, Cuba, newspaper describes
the Las Recogidas house OF refuge. the
only women's jail In the city, a filthy
and improper place. In which are found
black and degraded women and criminals
with blood-stained hands. together with
ladies of high social standing. arrested on
political charges.
All of the inmates of the Jail are COM
PEELED to associate during the day In q
large court. where the washing and cook
ing is conducted. At night they are gath
cred in dark. nasty rooms, without any
sanitary convenience. In these rooms
sevcbty-four women of all sorts are quar-
tered. though there is space for barely
forty. The prison has cells and stocks
constructed in plantation style.
The newspaper which calls attention to
this condition of affairs. pronounces IL a
disgrace to the city. and Gays that IL eX-
poets TO see steps taken promptly for the
purpose of correcting the faults of the jail
and preventing honest ladies from living
i'm this manner with degraded criminal wo-
men. The paper says ii is impossible to
believe that the authorities are aware of
the facts, otherwise they would remedy the
defects of the prison. which are repulsive
to human sentiments and contrary to mo-
haIity and religion.
Evening star., 1897-02-17
Decrease in Postal Receipts.

Another big decrease in postal rec eceipts
this time amounting to $1O4,443 net, is
shown in the statement of the gross re-
ceipts at the thirty largest post offices for
January as compared with January, 1896
The total receipts were s., ,91l; against
2.944 ,354. a decrease of 31a per cent. Only
nine of these offices showed increase, and
those were slight. The biggest proportion
ate decreases were at Rochester. N. Y, al
most II per cent, and Albany. over 10 per
cent, while both Indianapolis and st. Paul
decreased over . per cent. New York's
total receipts were $684, ,672; decrease, $1S,-
Evening star., 1897-02-17
Addressed by senior aue..da.

joint convention of the Michigan legis-
lature listened for nearly two hours Mon
day night at Lansing TO fervid address
from SeEor Gonzalo de Quesada, charge
d'affaires for the Cuban republic In this
city. Senior Quesada praised the legislature
for its recent resolution declaring for Cuban
independence. He asserted that the Gu
bans asked not for men, not for money,
but only for the privilege of fighting on
equal ground with their oppressors The
Cubans, said he. would destroy their island
IL necessary to gain their independence.
Senor Albertine of the Cuban junta also
spoke, after which 1t was unanimously
voted to be the sense of the joint conven-
ton that Cuba should be free and infe-
pendent.
Evening star., 1897-02-17
Entertainment at whitnnaax Avenue
Chapel. Nc IS

pleasing entertainmenE was given at
the Whitney Avenue chapA by the young
ladies and children for thu benefit of the
Sabbath school. The progEm consisted of
a dialog, entitled How TheN Kept Sc
cret." in which the followHg persons took
part: Misses Nellie Kingss Araell Payne,
Katie Edwards. Dora Ahgefman, May
Krause and Elsie Everett, ana Mr.. Lee
Phillips; recitations by Miss Nellie King
Miss Elreane Williams; two vocal solos by
Miss Annie TimWons; two flute solos by
Mr.. Louis Fahenstock and two vocal solos
by Mr.. Will Claybaugh added much to the
program. The tableaus were excellent.
much credit being due Bliss Eta King. Thd
chapel was well filled !.
Evening star., 1897-02-17
Exports and Imports.

The monthly comparative statements of
the exports and imports of the United
States during the months of January, 1897
and 1896 Issued by the bureau of statistics
show that the amount of domestic mer-
chandise exports during the last month
was s93.505, 103. compared with $S5,-
543.304 for January last year. The i'm
ports of merchandise during January last
amounted to Sol .327 ,0S1, of which $27 ,296, 7O3
was free of duty. During January, 1896,
the total imports of merchandise aggre-
gated sGS,64I, 500, loss for last month of
over $l730O,(OO,
Evening star., 1897-02-17
A SuGgestfOn.
To the Editor Of The Evening Star:
WHAT WAR MEANS.
Ex-senator j. b. Henderson Telli
49,. What the Results Would BE.

49,, What the Results Would BE.
Ex-senator J. B. Henderson recently re-
oeived letter from James NJ. Lewis of
ST. Louis declaring that We must take
Cuba, and whip England; that the coun-
try demands 1t. In reply Mr.. Henderson
said: my sympathies are altogether with
the Cubans, but l am entirely beyond the
military age; and es you are just In the
midst Of 1t, l am perfectly willing to Sc
cure you a splendid opportunity, with only
one request, after independence has been
achieved; and that is, one of the large su-
gar plantations rear as convenient to
Havana. SO that l may make it winter
residence during my remaining years.
+ "As to the war with England, of which
you speak, l aEI really afraid it would be
an exceedingly short war. Our navy seems
to be entirely destroyed by little storm
at Hatteras a few days ago while passing,
the Rip Raps to blockade Charleston har-
Dor.
Il am decidedly in favor of the acquisi-
ton of Canada. but happen to have what
regard to be the best possible inside in
fern tion on this important subject and
that is that when the United States and
Canada shall agree upon union, Great
Britain will not object to the annexation
Hence ii is that l have concluded that f
We can get Canada for nothing, 1t is q
great deal better to have 10 without debt
and pensions than with an expenditure Of
dpCut siA tuouSdho HAiuon ooiidIs, tne Oe-
struction Of our cities by bOmbardment
the sinking of our beautiful white squad
ron. and the oppression Of an enormous
federal debt, which would last for the
next two or three hundred years.
/ I'VE do not want Canada just now, bus
Carada will be Indispensable to US at the
proper time in the future; and when that
time comes Canada will fall into our basket
like ripe fruit from the tree.
Indeed. war with England just now
would terminate greatly to our disadvan-
tage, because France and Germany and
probably Russia would be found in hearty
league with England in any possible war
i that we should now inaugurate."
Evening star., 1897-02-17
Torpedo Boat No. g.

Torpedo boat No. 8. the fastest vessel ID.
the navy. with speed record of nearly,
twenty-nine knots an hour will probably
be put in commission at BRISTOL, r. l., to-.
morrow. 1t will be brought to this city at
once. az an object lesson to members Of
Congress. She will be manned by the off,,
GERS and crew OF the torpedo boat, Gushing:
which was put out OF commission at Nor
folk yesterday
Evening star., 1897-02-17
For a Bank President. Pardon.

Petitions have been sent to the President
for the pardon of Warren F. Putnam. late
president OF the Granite State National
Bank Of Exeter. N. H.. convicted of vio-
lating the national bank law and SEN
terced to five years Imprisonment. He has
already been IN prison nearly two years.
Evening star., 1897-02-17
Troop. to Protect the Cherokee.

The War and Interior departments have
made arrangements for the full protection
of the beneficiaries Of the Cherokee awards
payment of which began today at Hayden,
I. T. These payments, which are made by
check. will last several weeks and a de-
tachnent' Of federal troops has been order
ed to the scene to see that the Indians are
not robbed by the gamblers and swindlers,
who are said to have congregated there In
anticipation Of good times.''
Evening star., 1897-02-17
Funeral of John Randolph Tucker

The remains Of John Randolph Tucker
were taken to Winchester. Va, yesterday,
by special train end Inferred in Mount
Hebron cemetery in the afternoon. Secre-
tary Carlisle, Postmaster General Wilson
Senators Gray, Faulkner, Daniel. Gibson
and Mills were among those who atteded
the funeral. The floral designs were hand
some and numerous. The special train
with the faculty and students OF Washing
ton and Lee University returned to Lexine-
ton later.
Evening star., 1897-02-17
Actine Auditor.

Mr.. r. NJ Conssr. fs acting auditor of the
treasury for the War Department. In the
absence OF Judge starrow. who has gone
south for few dayS.
Evening star., 1897-02-17
French Lime.

COMPAGNIE GENERALE TRANSATIANTIoCE
DIRECT LINE TO PARIS FRANCE,
VIA HAVRE
La BourSogne. Leboeuf. Sat, Feb. 20, am
La ChaniDagne, Poirot Sat, Feb. q, 800 a. m
La Gaseogne. Bauielon. Sat, Mar 6, 5 a. NJ
RATES OF IASSAGE-First: class. New York to
Paris. $50 and upward, including railway fare 10
Paris, parlor car seat. and landing charges. Sec
ond-class . Paris; $o!;' a. FORGET. General
Agent. General Office No. Bowling Green n Y
G. W. MOSS. 921 Penna. ave. Washington. b. G.
ja1S-1y
Evening star., 1897-02-17
LIFE CHAM BER'
me MOST Rational Agent for the Per.
nnanent Cure Of All Catarrhal
and Pulmonary Disense..
CATARRH and DEAFNESS
Rhe"m"tt~m. Dyspepsta. kidney Trou-
BILE. Liver Complaint. Asthma. Bron-
chffis. Female Troubles. Headaches.
Colds. Coughs and All Thront. Lung
and Blood Diseases Quickly and Per-
manentIy Cured.

The Munyon Offices thoroughly equipped for the
treatment of every form OF cstarrh Munyon's sl,e-
clal apparatus reaches all the Diseased and sore
spots and effects positive cure Their. is no cut
ing, no burning, no causti,s: the treatment con
ssts "i nlid ana s1ofhing lotions. which give relief
from the hrs application and Of internal remedies
which act on the blood and nerves and thoroughly
cradle ate the disease.
III you liHve tatarrh Throat Lang Com
plant call and receive free trial local tr1atment
Evening star., 1897-02-17
Mr.. Gorman.s Attitude.

Democratic political matters are pract:-
cally dead. the only topic discussed being
Senator Germans attitude in connection
with the approaching campaign for the
control of the general assembly. In fact, SO
little democratic politics is talked about in
Baltimore that one would hardly know of
the existence of that party, which two
years ago dominated the state and city
governments In all their departments. Mr..
Wellington has taken Mr.. Germans place
as the central public figure. and the crowds
wait for him and waylay him in the corri-
doris of the Carrollton they used to wait
for and waylay Mr.. German.
Evening star., 1897-02-17

Munyon's static-electric apparatus cures swollen,
and stth joints. paralysis. pains I'm the back.
any part OF the body: rheumatic gout. n,ura gia,
and female trt ubles relieved In n few
ncnts. Sufferers from nervous prostrat ioB--tle
brain weary-the br,ken down, all ind the
electrical influence powerful help.
Evening star., 1897-02-17
No Matter What the Disease, Munyon
Has the Cure.

The doors of Munyon's Offices open all.
lOC AXE WELCOME. II you have ache
pain, do not hesitate TO call. Courteous treatment
awaits you the hands of specialists You VIII
be given an honest opinion your IL you
can he cured you will be instructed what treat
ment 10 follow. III your Is incurable you will
he told frankly. There is positively charge
for the doctors attention.
Evening star., 1897-02-17

II IL the latest and radical cure for these
Affections. II heals the places. II goes the
seat of disease. II penetrates the obscure places
where drugs taken into the stomach cannot reach
II acts hahn aud tonic tn. whole system
Ii evaI"rizes the liseas.-l parts and ,eanses aud
heals the infiaInrd organs.
Evening star., 1897-02-17
john C.. Collins.

Professor III Physical Culture and Massage
i2i 9Th
Trlephon- 1901.
Hours 1o am to 10 pm.
Prof J c. Collins will give Instruction In gymnas-
tic training with special reference muscular de-
seiopment of growing boys and weakly men The
Prof. has been giving exhibitions of massage before
the clinic at Rush Medical College Chicago for the
last ) years ta23- -1ms
Evening star., 1897-02-17

In addition to the nomination for mayor,
candidates will be ramed for sheriff. for
clerks of the criminal and city courts and
fer two circuit judgeships. 1t is said that
the nomination for sheriff is likely to go
to City Councilman Samuel Davis of the
eighteenth ward, the present leader of the
combine" in the council; that Sheriff Ma
son will be named for clerk of the criminal
court, and that Mr.. Jam s Allison president
of the first branch of the city council will
get the nomination for the clerkship of the
cfty cOurt
Evening star., 1897-02-17
DIR. CZAPRA.

SPECIALIST In diseases of man; any complicatjop
weakness ard special diseases cured and guarau-
tced references given: hours to r. to 6; closed
sunday. GlJ-62l Pa. feS- I'm
Evening star., 1897-02-17
THE CLOSING MEETING
Lutherans Finish the Celebration of an An
niversary.
The Co-worker of Martin Luther and
His Life ana
Deeds. O. a.


The two evenings exercises intended to
commemorate the four-hupdgedth anni-
versary of the birth of Philip Melanchthon
the co-worker of Martin Luther. which
were begun Monday evening at the Luther
Memorial Church. Rev. DR.. ]. G. Butler.
pastor, were brought to close last even
Evening star., 1897-02-17
MEDICAL.

DIR. LEATHERrIAN.
Specialist In all forms of special diseases .Hy-
droceie Nartcocele and Structure cured Consul
tation free. Hours. TO H. . 10 s; Tues Thurs
and Sat. even, 10 $. COZ + NV. Closed on Sun
feI6-lms
Evening star., 1897-02-17

The Ween1s Steamboat Co.
WINTER SCHEDULE
In effect December 81 lso6.
Steamer Potomac leaves 7lA st wharf eyerv Tbpr~
day at 4 pm for river landings and K.ltMar.
Passenger accommodation strictly hrsr-class Eec.
tric lighted throughout All river freight must he
prepaid Special rates given on Balttplore freight
STEPHENSON II BIOr Agenta
deZs-izu ouice sio fa ave Telephone 7l5.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-11-24

(QDepler) 10 idne1 uls m0gli6 in MtaDrib 81
feben.
General @ebler cling ni9t an 2anb, @r
Fat bef6lofien, an 8orb bss rWtpntierrat"
gu blei6en, Bis Der Oampfer na9 Barcelona
tpmmt.
8is iebt BADEN ni9t bic geringiten Gu6ez
ft0runQen fta%ttQefunben.
Der &riegsz unb au6 Der goloniaGzMtz
hitter BADEN OepeI6en bonn @eneraIgouoerz
neur Der 9btlippinenzSnIeln er9alten, peI4e
bic O%O1itdnbige pacifrirung Der Snieln
melben.
3nei Der auptzaebeGenfibrer - Ngiz
nalbo unb 2lanero = 6aben ii3 enb1i9 be-
reit erfldrt, fi9 gu ~unterperfen; Der ein5tge
Sii6rer, nit Dem nod fem Qbfpmmen gez
troffen tperOen fonnte, lift Ri3al. Ser @ou>
perneur unterbriidte Die 9tebe1ion e6enio ipie
bic @~ngldnber in Snbien bur3 einge6Orene
Sruppen.
Sine 9epeI9e an bic nWorlo" BON Maorio
beridtet, baB Die 8egierung tpeber bic GOrteS
auf5ul0fen gebentt, nod einen 3eitpunft fir
Die Wa6l pbsr Den 3uIammentritt Der teuen
Gprtes feItIeBen miro, big premierminiter
@oguita ii9 enbgiiltig i'm DECEMBER Elm nr@
tbeil iiber bic 0altung bes ansrttant14e n
@Ongrefes 9e9eniber @panien bilOen tonn,
unb bis prGIibent Mc&inlsp's 8otl4aft uno
bic beabfi9tigte Note iiber bic 5rags Der 5lt@
buI tiererpebitionen ibm in Die Nbii9tm Der
Mc&inlep16en BOlttit einen Ginblid 9etpab@
rem. Die Hegierung un6 ebenio auA Die
6iibrer Der Oppuiitton balten es fir undn9e@
bra9t, bas Hiiifo gu %laufen, I'M Sale BON
@erpidlunqen nit ben Ser. Staten obne
parliament gu Iein. Nenn Die 0altuag Oe5
dmsrifanii9en Gongreffes unD pes Praftoellz
ten cine 8ertrauen einfl0Benbe ut, ptrb Pte@
mierminiiter Sogafta i'm DECEMBER Die @or@
tes a%ufl0ien unb fir Sebruar Die Wablen an
1eben, 10 baB bic GDrtes firth i'm W{dr5 5uz
fammentreten tpirben. SSn Der 4nItAt, Die
unteritIbun9 bes Parloments let9ter 81 9'@
t%pinnen, in pel9sm er it9erlt4, tpte ale lpd@
nti9en &egierungen bor tbrn, cine oopfeIte
Me6r6eit 6u6en tpirb, beabft9ttgt er, Die
@a6len gu glei9er 3eit tnSpanien uno Ne1tz
inbien itattfinben gu l~aisn, ieGbt auf Die
@efu6r bin, baB er tpe9en Der ar'f Guba bsrr>
f9enoen ,3uTtGnbe MusnabmemaBre9eln err
greifen muB, um an Der Wablnrm Die BON
@eneralcupitGn 8lanco unb acknowledgement
Moret perein6arte politit our @sltung gu
bringen.
General 8lanco unb bic ipantf3en Otploz
maten BADEN npbmals betont, OaB IS 1uBll9
fei, bic 9erfiinDigung Der &%efornren I'M Au@
gemsinsn ni9t 6~inaussuf4ietsn unb nit iprsr
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-11-24

@infi6rung ipGtetens por gnos Nopember
gu Beginner.
Cuba.
9eneral panbo, Der, tpie mir bereits mel
beten, fi4 am Samitag na9 benz &riegSz
f9aupInB begab, I'm, ME es amtf'6 GieB,
ben 8efebl iiber bic Sruppen gu ii6erns9m:n,
bic gegen bic Hebelen pperiren uno BON Ieiz
mem Stabe unb elmer 8atterie Nrtiterie be-
qttitet mar, 5ol bon W}ari9a1 8lanco, tem
@eneralcapitdn, beauftragt porbsn fem, mi:
ben &ebeIenfii6rern peqen zines Srieoensz
I9IuIes observation-disclosures on5ufnGpfen.
9enerul PanOo ermG6tigte Ga6aIa
lero, @eneral &a6i einen 6o6en Stang
i'm 1panii@en @eere an3utragen unb
i9m auBerbem cine 6ebeatenbc 9ufnnle
@et0es %an3utieten, peI9e er unter bic
ii6rigen Sniurgentenfii3rer bertbsiIen io4e,
pOrausgefebt, baB es inn ~9eIings, iid) duF
5riebensbebingungen nit i6m gu .~irigen.
DEBIT oie1em tpurbe Ga6alerp inItruirt. ben
Sniurgentenfibrern mit3utbeilsn, bab Die
fpaniI6en 8e60rben rebG9 beitrebt ie;eu, Die
per6eiBene autonomie ein6ufi6ren, faIs bie
Su6rer auf Die 8eOin9ungen eingingen.
SroBbem Guba1erO nod niAt Oon 5anz
tiago be Cuba 5uriid9etebrt 1T, 10 I3eint bo4
aus qe6eimen Na6ri4t.n, pel9e bic ipani=
ffen 8eamten erbalten BADEN, ber~Oor5ugeb3n,
TAB er folpeit erfolglos gepeIen 1T.
Gs 6eiBt, @eneral 8abi babe erpibert, er'
CLAUDE, baB Elm er fOlgrei3es @nOe bes &riez
ges fir bic Snfurgenten beboritebe, baB bic
Gu6aner, nit @iilfe Der Ser. Staaten, lire
una66Gngigteit errei9en tpiirben unb baB d
bespegen bOr3iebe, ben &f nit ben Spaz
ntern fort3uieBen, bis Der enblide Sieg buz
ppngetragen lei. GubalerO unterbanbslte
ebenfaGs nit benz fran501f9en SnIurgsnt:n=
fii6rer, General 9u 8alpn.
MQe gefungenen @ngldnber ouf Der Sniel
Itnb bereits fretgeldfen tpDrben unb fdrnnttz
1i9e geFangenen Nmeritaner unb 5ran5o'en
perben in Elm paar Sagen freigelaffen tbsrs
ben.
Stalien.
Die congregation Der propasdnba bat
benz Bapit einen 8eri9t iiber Die BRET &arz
C5prtieBun9 ouf Der Z. @ette.)
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-11-24
Qu ISLAM ..
OentfbIano.

8aiier Wtl6eGm traf Montag in GteI Elm,
INN Der 8ereibigurtg Der 6l~Ottenretruten BEL
5utpO6ne1. SSn feiner Nnipra9e an Oieielben
tpies er auf bic pfIi6ttreus FIN, tpel9e Der
iun9e Ser5Og BON Msdlen6urg : S9merin
unb Die 2eute bonn Sprpebo6oot, bic i'm Sep
TENDER in einem Sturme auf Der 0Dbe bon
Gur6aben beim &entern bes 8potes ertranz
fen, bepteien 6dtten.
Na4oem Der tommanbirenbe Mbmiral
&nprr orei !0o48 duf ben &ut5er ausgebra9t
bate, ergriff 2ebterer no6mals bas @ort
uno ipra9 bon Der @bre, tpel9er Der Slotte
bur9 Sic SGilna6me Der SfFi3iere unb Mtdz
troien beS ruifI9en &reu5ers u@labimir
Monpma9" an Der Seierli1feit ipieberfabren
iei. Der 8aiier erpdbnt. babel, baB Der
@5ur Nbmiral in Der beutl9en 5lotte .fei.
Damn bra9te Der &aiier Elm Sod auf ben
@5ar aus.
SIM 2aufs bes No9mittags beTu6te Ratz
Ter Wtlbelm ben &reu3er vMlabtmir Monoz
mad" unb am Qbenb fanb Elm Diner an
8orb beg beuti3en BanaerI9iffes n&urfiirt
Srtebri9 Wilbslm" tatt, gu tpel9em Der
aOmmanbeur beg ruIitf9sn 8riessI9iffes
eingela0en mar.
Cine Oepei6e aus &anea an bic ,aDGz
ntI9e 3eitung" lagt, Die Oeutf9e 8otf9aft
in &onfantinOpsl babe bas internationule
9efdpaOer in tretii9en @endfsrn bsna6z
ri9tigt, OuB in Babe cine neue Mot6silung
beutf9er Seefolbaten in &anea gelanbet
perbsn tpirOe, UNI Oas aus einem Sffiaisr
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-11-24
arei fir f@mnde Naanner.

Sd iperoe ieOem Ytann %tOiteniret cine grObe bee
6erberoefelt baber, nadoem allies anoere teblqei0las
een bate. Sieie Nteoi3in bette mid D~oQitdn6io BON
0erluft Der 9ebensfraft, Manoel an oei6le6fli6ee
Stdrte, %nerp6ier S@pd9c unb nd0tli6en GroiiTen.
uno pirb Sic ebeuio beilen. Sic f5nnen es burb cine
Nnfrage erlangen. Senoen Sic mir Sbren g{oulen unn
QOreie beute, Ou 6ies ni6t ipieOer eri&einen MAJ
MRan idliebe cine 9rieimarte bel. gloreTs: Carl j.
Walker, l46 Masonic Temple, Kalamazoo, Mich.
2fsbISmi. IA. iO.r6 ~
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-11-24
@o@eMf0aM.
CTortiesuuo BON Der 2. Seite.)

fos getpefe ZEN mGre. Gr betanb uber bdrarf,
haB feline Sruu teinen Qnt6eil an Der Wtoroz
that babe. Carr bat it9 ~beitdnbig .Oabtn 9sz
GuBert, baB er 10 f4neu als mOglt9 oertrs
t9eilt unb gebentt perben m0dtt. Setne
5rau 1pQ ebenfaGs pegen 8etbetlIgun9 an
Dem @.rbre9en prp5eIfirt tperoen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-11-24

@infI6rung ipGteitens bor gnos Nopember
gu Beginner.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-11-24
6eneraI Oromay's Gnoe.

General Srbpap itarb am @onatdg UNI Z
nbr Is Min, i'm 9offman 9ouie, Seem S)ort.
NIs Der General am NbI9eiOen mar, I'M
itanben feline Satin, feline S4peter emma
OropaD, Der bs6anbetnbe Nr5t, Or, Peaie,
unb Elm naber Sreunb unO @ef9Gftstbetl6az
Der, lieutenant @erp, bas 8ett.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-11-24

)tlllGlIs
Die segregation Der Broposanba bat
benz Bapit einen 8ert9t iiber ri: orei &orz
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