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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-08-04
PLANNING FOR
COLONIZATION
Specifications for the New
Homes at Salinas Are
Drawn Up.
The General Committee Will
Be Increased From Fifteen
to Thirty.
Commander Booth Tucker Will Prob
ably Visit the Coast Early
in September.

If the plans of the interested parties are
successfully carried out. the old Ell So
brante ranch, near Salinas, will take on
an entirely different aspect. This ranch
has already been purchased by Mr..
Spreckels, and if the citizens contribute
with their usual iberality toward the bet.
terment OF their less fortunate fellow-men,
the whole place will be turned over to the
Salvation Army as q starter in their colo
nization scheme.
The general committee of fifteen which
has been busy planning for the successful
carrying out OF the enterprise will to- day
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-08-04
Missionary Reception.

One of the largest receptions ever rendered
to outgoing missionaries was given at the
Methodist Episcopal Mission ON Was hington
street yesterday by the Woman's Board of
Foreign Missions. All the missionary guests
are bound either for China or Japan and will
sail for their des tina II ons next Thursday
Chief among them are DR.. and Mrs. Baldwin,
the former pioneer missionary who thirty
years ago founded the first Methodist mission
in Foochow. He is going over under the
auspices OF the board of missions to be present
at a jubilee of the mission he founded, as well
as to undertake general tour OF inspection of
the Meth odist missions in China. Among the
other outgo ing missionaries are DR.. and Mrs.
Lowry, Miss Evelyn Pinkley, Miss l.. j. Null
Spencer, Mrs Gerdener, president of the Ca
madam Foreign Missionary Society. and the
Rev. Hunter Corbitt bound for China.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-08-04

worth League held at Toronto, Canada.
Rev. DR.. Canine of San Jose also added
his enthusiastic testimony of the conven-
tons success to that of Mr.. Stephens.
The paper of the day was by Rev. DR.. S.
Il: Baldwin on the subject of the growth
of foreign missions.
At the Presbyterian Ministerial Associa-
ton Rev. Robert Coyle, DID,, read pa
per on Robert Burns. Rev. E. II. jerks
rendered his permanent retirement on &C.
count of his many duties. Rev. G. w.
Lyons was appointed to fill the post left
vacant BY Mr.. jerks.
Rev. George Hatch read the paper of the
day at the Congregational Monoay Club.
His subject was the sketch of holiday
outing and was entitled Il Go Fishing"
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-08-04
BROKERS AT OUTS.

Trouble Over the Possession OF an
ONCE in tho Palace Hotel.
Thomas T. Atkinson, a broker appeared
before Judge Joachimsen yesterday to an
swer a charge of malicious mischief pre-
ferred by R. G. Clapp, another broker.
From the evidence 1t appeared that At
kinson used to occupy the Office. 623 Mar
ket street, Palace Hotel building, now oc-
cupied by Clapp. When Clapp took pos
session Monday morning he put a now
lock on the door and Atkinson broke open
the lock claiming that he had the rig hit of
possession.
The case was continued tillssto- morrow,
Clapp agreeing to allow Atkinson to take
his effects away, and it is pos sible it will
be dismissed as Clapp said he did not
want to prosecute if Atkinson would let
him alone.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-08-04
G. h. Umbsen { Co., IA Montgomery st.,

In said City and County Of San francisco, on
Thursday, the I'd day of september, A. D. 1897. 1t
~ O'Clock noon Of that day, to the highest b oder
for cash in lawful money OF the United states,
ana subject to confirmation by said court, all that
certain ioi, piece or parcel Of land situate, lying
ana being In the City and County OF San Fran.
CISCO, state OF California, and bounded and par.
ticularly described as follows, to wit:
commencing at point where the northerly line
BUSH street Is tnersected by the easteriy line Of
Sansome stree; running thence easterly along the
nortneriy line of Bush street one hundred and
tnirty-seven $50 feet and six t6) inches; thence
al right angles northerly and parallel with SAN
some street one hundred and thirty-seven (l371
rect and SIX (6) Inches: thence ~ right Angles
westerly and parallel with Bush street. one hun
dred and thirtyseven C37) feet and six (6) inches,
and to the essterly side Of Sansome street: and
thence southeriy along the easteriy side OF San
some street. one hundred and thirty-seven O37)
feet and six (6) inches to the point OF commence
ment: together with the buildings and improve
ments thereon.
The pure haser shall take the said lot subject to
the right OF John +. McCauley and Henry Thorn
ton Tenn pleton their heirs and assigns to use the
brick wall along the northeriy line Of said lot here
in described as party wall
Terms and conditions of sale-Cash In lawful
money OF the United States Of America; ten per
cent Of the purchase price TO be paid o tho ref
eree on the day Of sale, when the lot is knocked
down to the purchaser and the balan on con-
6rmation Of said sale by said court
Dated San Francisco CAL. July !, 1897.
GUSTAvE H. UMBSEN, Referee.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-08-04
Were Left Destitute.

The Officers of the Eureka Society for the
Protection of Children yesterday made an in
vestigation Of a sad case of restitution report
ed to them. The story was that two weeks ago
Andrew W. Dolan of % Mary street, between
Fifth and Sixth, left his family and since then
consists of his wife, Ellen Dolan, and three
children, the eldest of whom is not over 8
years OF age When the officers called they
found that the family had only half loaf of
stale bread and half pint of milk. The chill
dren were placed in the care of Miss Curtis of
the ladies' Catholic Aid Society.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-08-04
GOT AWAY With
HTS PRISONER
Sheriff Weaver of Utica,
N. Y, Eludes an Attor-
ney's Vigilance.
He Left for the East Yesterday
Afternoon With Harold
Marguisse.
The Captive, Who Is Wanted for
Numerous Burglaries, Was Cap
tured in San Jose.

Harry Marquisse, an attorney OF Utica.
N. T.. was secretly taken from the City
Prison yesterday afternoon by Sheriff
Weaver of Oneida County, n. Y, to the
ferry, accompanied by Detective Egan,
and the Sheriff and his prisoner left for the
East on the overland train.
Marquisse, according to the story told
by the Sheriff, rented al office in a large
building in Utica few months ago.
Shortly afterward one of the other Offices
was broken into and the safe forced open
and rihed of its contents. This was fol-
lowed by several other burglaries in the
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-08-04
NEW GRAND JURY.
Presiding Judge Seawell Has Sum.
moned Thirty Solid Citizens
Into Court.

Into Court.
Presiding Judge Seawell yesterday is
sued venire for the summoning of thirty
citizens from whose number the next Grand
Jury is to be formed. The names drawn by
the court, assisted by County Clerk Curry,
are as follows:
Sol Kampe, GIG Market street; James A.
shook, IL Beale; Frank McMullen, 1911 Jones !:
Z. s. Laumeister, 119 Twelfth; II. S. Hagedon,
1880 Ellis; Matthew Nunan, 422 Oak; l. w.
Hellmann Jr., Union Trust Company; William
Phel 1911 Jones; Arthur w. Spear, Occi-
dental Hotel; James J. Loggie, 4 California;
Edward H. Ageltinger, 1922 Ellis; Robert
u. Cranston, 1414 Masonic avenue; H. A.
Hedgar, 25OS Sacramento; A. w. Scott, 3O5
buchanan: Henry S. Martin, 625 Union Luke
Battles, Ninth avenue, near Fulton street;
James 4. Wilson, 2196 Pacific avenue; John
N Much, 1882 Broderick; Albert h. MEME,
1878 Fifteenth George Shafer, IA Shotwell;
Charles H. Stanyan, zoos Bush; ]. r. Howell
10 Montgomery; Hiram II. Hobbs, 17OS Geary:
Daniel O'Sullivan, 1918 Ellis; F. L. Turpin,
IA Bartlett; c. o. Burton, st. AIMS building;
Berthoid Kahn, 11O8 Market: Hugo d. Keil,
426 Pine; E. I. Donnelly, 51S Oak; John Nal
lon, 25O8 Sacramento.
The venire is made returnable next Sat-
urday morning at 10 o'clock, when the
court will proceed to impanel the Grand
Jury
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-08-04
Acted in se1fDefeuse.

The charge of attempted murder against 8.
L. Braverman. jeweler, for shooting Antoine
Burgle, who attempted to kill him in his Office
on Post street about month ago, was dis.
missed by Judge Low yesterday on motion of
the prosecution, as he acted in self-deiense.
The case against Burgle was continued till
Monday next, as he is still confined to the Re-
ceiving Hospital.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-08-04
San Joaq uin Gypsum.

Articles of incorporation of the San Joaquin
Valley Gypsum and Land Company were filed
in the office of the County Clerk Yesterday.
The capital stock has been fixed at $50. 600,
subscriptions for the same having been mace
as follows: D. Samuels, $40 600; John Barker,
$40, 900; Charles Bronson, SIC, 900; Maurice
v. Samuels, $4,000; Marvin Curtis, SO;
Joseph N. Wieland, $40.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-08-04
Charged with Bat, cry,

William Browne, 1861 Clementins street.
who through the effects of a paralytic stroke
has to ride tricycle., was Knocked down at
Eighth and Folsom streets on Monday by
horse and wagon driven by Samuel Bait .
liquor dealer. He was taken to the Receiving
tanned lacerated wound of the eyebrow and
Rbrasions of both hands and cheek. Bait was
was arrested on the charge of battery and was
released on $40 cash bail.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-08-04
SANG FOR JOY.

Methodist Pastors Expressed Elation
at the Success of the Epworth
League Convention.
The Methodist preachers were so filled
with Joy that they broke into song at their
meeting on Monday morning when they
heard report given by Rev. John Ste
phens of the recent convention of the Ep-
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-08-04
Peddlers, Protective Society.

The Peddlers' Protective Association has
been incorporated, the avowed purposes being
to promote social and fraternal feeling, to as
sist one another in sickness or distress, to
right oppression or injustice and to use hon.
orable means TO prevent oppressive legislation.
The 1ncorporators are: Meyer Bloom, presi-
dent; Ernest L. Lang, secretary; D. keefe,
L. Herold, James Maher and ]. F. o. Conner.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-08-04
Hoo He Danortad.

United States Commissioner Heacock yes ter-
day ordered Hoo He deported to China. He
had just completed term in the San Quen tin
penitentiary for assault to murder. and under
the Federal statutes He, Hoo. being a China
man, if convicted OF felony. must be deported
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-08-04
Home Industry in Lamns.

The Dorothy Lamp Company has been incor-
porated. will capital of 800, 900, by Daniel
r Williams, James II. Jennings, Charles s.
Burnell, Joseph B. X ennedy and Frank j.
Burke. 1t is proposed to esta blish Q lamp fac
tory IN this City.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-08-04
SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

DY VIRTUE OF TWO DEGREES OF THE
ID Superior Court In and for the City and County
OF San Francisco, state Of California Department
No. 10y, he first Of which DEGREES was m ade and
Is dated the 22d day Of NovembAr, 1895, and the
the 25th day of June 1897, and both of winch de-
crees were MADE and entered an action pending
In said Superior Court, wherein Adam Grant Is
plaintiff and Daniel T. Murphy and others are do
PENDANTS, being case No. &9,O33 in the said court
the undersign.d who was by said court appointed
1t the auction- rooms Of
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-08-04
NOTARY PUBLIC.

A. j. HENRY, NOTARY PUBLIC,
goo MARKET ST., OPP PALACE HOTEL
700 Telephone $40 Residence 0O0 ysIeuoi0
street Telephone Church" lk
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-08-04

ASSETS.
Real Estate owned by Company. y
Loans on Bonds and Mortgages. -. 2,
Cash Market Value of all Stocks and
Bonds owned by Company $500. z
Amount of Loans secured by pledge
of Bonds, STOCKS s. and other mar
ketable securities as collateral.
Cash in Company's Office. .........
Cash i'll Banks...- $500. .....-......
Interest due and accrued on all
Stocks and Loans. .....
Interest due and accrued on Bonds
ana Mortgages.
Premiums In due Course Of Collec-
Uon 80. 49, ..-.-: ----: 1850.
Due for rebates on losses paid $500.
Rents due and accrued. .....
Due from other Companies for Re-
insurance on losses already pad.
Total Assets. $5.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-08-04

E. c. IRWIN, President
M. g. GARRIGUES. Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 26th
day of January, 1897.
THOMAS b. PRossER, Notary Public.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-10-27

Ser groBe Nufnanb an 3eit itnb Nr6eits=
traft, Die 8ei9affung Oes gepaltigsn 8ez
iDetsmaterials in benz oenfniirbt9sn 2ret9srtz
Bro5eB fit OergebIi4, cine @ini9ung Der ST.
i4tpOrenen Guf einen 8abripru6 ni9t m0gz
lid gemeien. Rabbem Die SSurD So Stun=
ben, felt Montag Nabmittag nm 4
ubr As Minuten Bis 9onner tag 8pr<
mittag I'M 10 16r As Min, in ittter
8eratbung gepeien mar, purbe iie pom Gi9z
ter Sutbil entlufen, benz 9egeniber tie bic
einitimmige Grttdrung abigail, Dab an cine
@inigung ni9t gu benten lei. Neun GeI9po=
rene, 9Osmer, 6opler, @botp, gOpO, 8i6bp,
Mabunep, Stranger, gebmiGsr uno 6ei6bolo,
batten Dir @4ulDfruge 6sjubt, nur brei, 9urz
lsp, 9OlabirO unb Barber, an Der S6ulO Oes
&ngetIo9ten 9e5peifelt. 9Olabir0 unD GAR
Der ertldrten i6re @%teuungnubme oumit, baB
fie b:n 3eugen teinen re3ten Gluu6en bit
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-10-27
1fn4ar me&hArren

Inter @eiberregierung.
SSn benz &anfaier StGbtben Samestopn
fungirt 6rau 4nna 30. Strain als 8irgerz
met1terin. SIM Gtaotratb beftnben fi9 bier
tpeibli9e Mitglisber. Die Nenter beg Boliz
5eiri9ters, bes StrabencommtKGrs uno bes
Gtabtmar19aus tperben BON MGnnern be-
fleioet. @ie Die 8iirgermeiiterin mittbeilt,
tperben unter ibrer &egierung in Samestopn
1peber 9abnentdmpfe, nod prOfeiioneue
9reistlopfereien, bic bas @olt Derroben, gez
bulbet. Mas ben uSalubn" anb:trifft, 10
iinb gegentpdrtig 3tpei rSoints", b. +. Sc
betmfnetpen inn Sang, aber es foG Nusii@t
auf balbige 1nterbriidung oorbanben fein.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-10-27
Tret Deriau0t all Mdnuer.
Gin Mann in Wfi@igan entbsdt Elm be.
merfensuertbes Seilnittel fit
0erluit npn Strait.
BrObeu tuer0eu feet at alle Dtrianot, bic oaruuu
iGreibel.

Carl 3. N5altsr bon &aGanaooo, Mt6., bat naA
etnem jabrelaueen Sample ge9en pie ieelii6en uno tor.
perli6en 2eioen BON perlprtner Mamnbarteit Oag rib,
tige Mittel gefunoen, ipel6ss sss 2eioen beilt.
Gr beiuabrt Oas @t9si,mnib i~Orsfdltig; uber er IN
ben, bic an iggsnO elmer 6orm esibls9tli@er eSDd@s
por~aettioen Gerlut bes GeOd6tnifes uuo Der Strait,
i1tpadem Rilden, Grampiaoerbru6 unb &uss ebrunq.
Sas @eilm;ttsl bat cine beionoers anqenebute Mirf1no
bon 99drme unb i6eint unmittelbar an mtrfen, inoem
IS bic perlangtte araft unS cine Gntiuideluns oiebt, ME
fe MIR qeipinibt Diro. Oas Ntittel bette DIR. Woifrr
~DOafau0to ooT a. Dsn n,bsln uno @eiOen, Die DON
8 unttlonea .Dsrribrsn. unb iOa in isOem sane abiOlat
s~uoerlaifa ietn.
SeInple, @alumasOo, Mi6y Sci Der Sill anSe6en' Sos
Sic cine prObe ieinss Seilmittels fir Mdaner min.
Idcn, niro iOfort srfiat, unb feline g}eroiituno ;rnSnS
lpsI6sr Ngt %irO ,H D0p ism g@eierOert DerOen. s. bat
srobartissn 9eilmittel b~erbrsitet piro, uno or scrisu.
bet nit Gorgfalt bic 4rObe fiber ~otrfeQelt in eincin
burbaus e%imtaGbtn 9adet, ioOab Der Gmpfdnoer teine
Gur3t Dor llnbequemli@teit ODER 9~etunntnsrOen ~
baben brdudt.
0.ir peSsn Gebstsn, Obn. S.r,ua ,u f6r.ib.n.
Sttb1Smi. ia. 10. sDa
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-10-27

@arum on 9amorrboiben lei6er, tperll
elm 10 einfo9es, uertiinftiges unb rabifales
Weittel, uie @nafelis, i'll beiuem Serei9e 1T.
ger9euoe beine 3eit ni6t nit @inreibun9en,
@aI6z unb nublo1eu 9ebeimmittelr, unb
Iebe bid nibt Der @efabr ans, beinen Sau
bur9 9efGbrli9e @tnipribunsen bon 9letn1itz
teln gu peri6limmeril. Mfa1 bebenfe, baB
S %abm sin 5Ss%RissFssi9@% ""fe3 R!sl b ISI : 6 1T, S Sis
8robe elmer amausisjdbrieen @rfabrlns be
1onben nnb pirb pom ben @er3ten a6er @6uz
len empfobleu. Nroben werbeu Don g. Nelz
ftabter & Co., 2416, Stem Yorf, fret %perianOt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-10-27

gu SObe gebungert. 8tele 2eute
begeben SeE6ftmorO, Obne bnB fe e5 mi1en.
Sic leiben am Ma9en, ibr 4ppetit 1T i4IeAt,
9fdbrung iGIG8t ni3t IN unb tie baben einen
8iOerpillen gfgen SpeiIen. @Gbrt bieies
LANCE, 10 enbet es nit 9ungertoO. 9eile Die
llnberbauli9teit unb bu pirf ipieber geiurO
unb frGftig. n4ber nie2" Nuf Die cinfa9ite
&rt unb Weiie, Our9 ben 9e6tau9 bss be-
tpG6rten alien 8rdutermittels Sorni's Qt>
Observation-Disclosures 6err >. 20. Gem
nanoer in StiQlpater, Mtnq,, ma6te fell
9enoe @rfdbrung bamit: rN9it meiner Sc
funbbeit ftanO es iebr f4leAt uni meine
3rGfte na6men nit jebem Sage mehr ab, 10
baB i9 faum me6r arbeitsn fonnte. SD lit
an tnDerOauliGtit. Na6bsm if 5lpei 5laz
f9en BON SOrni's NlpentrGuter= 8lut6ele6e+
einseHOmmen Bate, ipiirte ib merfliGt 8eis
ierung. Sd iubr bamit fort uno purbe bpl=
fommen bsrgeiteQt, Sd bate aud9 feitbem
teiuen RidfaQ un0 fible tpie reugs6oren. "
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-10-27
GtabItrt felt 1851.
Henry S%ehoellkopf,
Wholesale & Retail Grocer,
232 nno 234 OF 2iamoorp6- StrGGe,
ami1dhpn e~rnnffinz nnn Nl5nrfet= CTR

232 nmo 234 Oft 2ianootp6- SfraGe,
apiI1en %9Franflirs uno Mtartet-Str.
GbtCago, Sas..
empfiebtt III IeinIter maore:
9ted)ten Sana. ato MoffGs&afee,
WeGjtet d1it!ciif dDett ultO tun. Sbce,
IeiuHe OamiMe=GbufoInOc uuo 1afdo,
Nfarrcr Stuctpp'S 6G)ten @0laf&Tec,
Wfctfer Mno 9tIer'S &~affee=Grtraft,
9ted)ten gyrauf=Ssaifec uMo Sid oriet,
GOnoeniirte Sdltuc sermtIG),
9emtldDe S0I0tfartOMcIi t1tsO G6Metfrattt,
@edlteu Gtitntcmtb1Ier s6Ie, SrGmtetfdlc,
Ieimiten Sintbmrscr=, Wabnl= ttlo &nnOf6ie,
sou. &Oanner unS 9tcMfd)9tcIcr SaaIe,
SrtlGDet ram S%saniar, mcrt3cg. slttdloOieS,
ariSdDe StraGburaer 8GnSIeGeg=gSo a tete1,
Medte SaIsssarSeueu, AppetltsStIo,
&ieIer SprOtten, RUN. Sarotmss,
MrSerleiem fetne MISUNDERSTANDING,
Med)te SrANnI dltu. ScrccIatiutrit,
SaMaburgcr Ut o4=SS6rin9c, ttartts. Male,
lraas. SrilifeI=g GvoincS, franz. GrbIcn,
SitbeGcr yt~ieiemSpar9cIn, Gdbmfttbcbte.,
SeitoiUer Nl6djel, 9tu=Surfett,
9emti@e @rbslpnrlt, &trieu, Sitie,
1rtid1e 0riiafern. WerI9erfte. ga8n,
SeMtidc gu dDtDc eta cngrttt3e, 6rtcSnebL
Neintes SIineu5l. 0tnbm0l,.
9dielSDricr Semf, @eiteIiig Stttt Gittlt0 d zen,
9teG)tc,t Nit9ar. Roleit=YaprifG,
WaHtHasSobncm, S0ronntptt, WOhriattetv
Gentlemen, adtb oIoc rbecrcn &~priamocr,
MeG,tem &iebi9's NIetidbcrttaft,
SteneitbOtig, &5intbeeri0ft, &tntbeereift9,
9eMtl@e Swetid)em, &ctocIbce<em,
lriide N(nuoeIt,. @itronat, 1pltnen,
EeutidleS s3tue tI db emnnus, d)iaeI. Sn9Iuer,
&amarte,t=, Ssanf= mto NapSiamtem,
Nriidbem Barrier S6nMpftabat bon &ubbeGI
Med1tes &artofeIs tsno &eistnehL
9eMtidbe Spinar6oet, &uIsIdJmDe, u. T. 10,
gu ben b~tlligreh Greliet.
Henry ScElOellkODf.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-10-27
! Otto folk. +

Sn feiner @obnung, go. 1893 Carmen
NOe., in Nrg1le part, purbe am Mpntag Der
tppblbefannte frii6ere @efGugni9z9irsftp
Otto 5Ol3 na9 ettpa 3tpettpO9entGi6er&ran
Seit i'm Otter bon 43 Sabren bonn Sobe ba=
bi~ngerafft. @r litt an Der Giidenmartsz
~ent5iinbung. Otto SOl3 tpurDe am %. 9sz
5ember 1854 g%ebOren; er mar GefdngniBz
bireftOr untsr ben @beriffs .. 8. Mann,
Setb 9an9ett, @anute MatIon, Sames $.
Gilbert unb Peaie, na9bem er bOr6:z unter
3OlcOuettOr S. ., 9arbeb i'm 9isnIt tie beg
8unoes unO audi cine 3eit lang unter
Gountpclert s. s. 6. &lotfe i'm 9ienfte bee
@ountp geitanben bate.
Der 0a6ingef6iebene gebDrte gu ben Or
ben D&opal &rcanum", r&nig6ts Of 3d.
tbias", r&opal 2eague" unb r5orefttrs" To-
tpie gum S9iBenberein. @d6ren5 Teine1
o3t5ebniGbrigen 9ienft5eit i'm @efGn9nit
balf er Bel me9r als 80 6inri6tunqen. @r
mar Mtteigentbimer BON Sol3' 6uGe, an
Der @de bon ROrt6 4be. .unb 2arra6e: Ctr.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-10-27
AN nnfere 2eGer.

Wir berDffenfIi9en in Der 6eutigen Numz
mer unb 3par in Der er1 item Spalte Der eriter
Sette cine elite unierer g rd m / II un1 en-
pfeblen biefel6e Der befonberen Qufmertiumz
teit %unierer Seller.
9iefe Site 1T ii6eraus rei9baltig unb 10
fOrgfam ausgeipGblt, baB fe gepiB iebem
@unf9e unb 9ei9made 8e9nung trdgt,
uno mir bOffen ba6er audi, baB bic QbDnz
nenten BON unierem liberalen Nnerbteten ben
ousgte6tgiten 9ebrau9 MAIDEN tperben.
0as % o9enb1att Der vSuinoi5
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