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Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1898-08-11
PERSONAL NOTES.

Andy Cunningham was up from Table
'quah this week.
w. B. Coiey and wife drove up to Par
sons Saturday and back Monday.
Mrs. W. o. Williams left Monday night
for Mediapolis, Iowa, to visit an old friend,
Mrs. Walker.
Arthur Cook returned few days since
from Q sojourn at San Antonio, where he
went for his health.
-E. NJ. Landrum came up from Tahlequah
Sunday night; his family have been visiting
friends here for several weeks.
IF. III. wasson was down this week from
his place-anywhere up near the line at
Chetopa-hale and hearty. and overlooking
with good nature.
Rev. NJ. L. Butler went to Muldrow this
week in the interest of Willie Halsen col
lege. but will be back in time to occupy his
pulpit Sunday next.
John Greeuup Smith. an old Nevada,
Mo-. hardware merchant, was in Vinita this
week, in attendance at the Masonic Grand
lodge. He is now at South Canadian, in the
same business.
Rev. ]. NJ. Wheeler. who with his family
have been spending some weeks at Sulphur
Springs, came home to preach Sunday. He
returned Tuesday. but Will be back in few
days with his family.
Mrs. W. P Phillips, wife Of the cashier
at the First National bank. returned Mon
day from u visit OF several weeks with her
husbands family, near Talala. She was met
at Claremore by kr. Phillips.
w. c. Patton and wife. Mrs. E. L. Halsell
and DR.. Fite's little boy Patton, left Monday
for Colorado Springs and do not expect to be
back until October 1st. DR.. Fite accompa-
MED them as far as Kansas City and there
the party were met by Mr.. L. Halsell and
ali spent the day. Mr.. Halsell Will follow
them to the mountains later on.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1898-08-11
An Enterpriains Druggist.

There are few men more enterpris-
ing and wide awake than \. w. Fore
man, who spares no pains to secure
the best of everything in his line for
his many customers. He now
has the valuable agency for DR..
Kings new discovery for consumption,
coughs and cold. This is the wonder
ful remedy that Is producing such
a furor all over the country by its
many startling cures. 1t absolutely
cures asthma, bronchitis, hOarseneSs
and all affections of the throat, chest
and lungs. Call at above drug store
and get trial bottle free, or a regu-
lar size for SOC and Sl.00. Guaranteed
to cure or price refunded. ok
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1898-08-11
Artillerists Wanted.

A letter.from Lieut.. II. L. Laubach,
recruiting officer, Dallas, Tex, is as
follows:
As there are still large number of
vacancies in the artillery branch of
the service, and in order that the
young men of your locality may have
an opportunity to enlist, l will make
a trip through the territory and make
enlistments as follows:
Vinita, Aug. il and -.
Muskogee, Aug. Is ana Is.
South McAlester, Aug. 10 and IL.
Atoka, Aug. Is and 10.
The men enlisting may take their
choice Of stations. vacancies existing
at Savannah, Ga, Charleston, S. c.,
Pensacola, ria, Mobile, Ala., New
Orleans, La, Galveston, Tex, and
San Diego and San Francisco, Cal.
Those enlisting now may take their
discharges at tie end Of the war.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1898-08-11
POLITICAL STRAWS.

Some men are born great, and some
have to be elected.
The fellow that wants TO shake
your hand and pull your leg at the
same moment, is politician.
Some men vote as they pray-and
they never pray unless it is to ask
personal favor.
***
A woman would never be successful
in running for the city council; she
would have to stop too often to see if
her hat was on straight,
Some of our political managers in
this city campaign should not get too
famous: their creditors might find out
their postofhce address,
~
The pen, the yardstick, and the
corkscrew make nasty combination
in a city campaign.
***
1t is no trouble to see that wealth
is curse-as long as the other fellow
has it.
~
1t is a good deal easier to dodge the
issue, than it is to dodge creditors.
*s.*
The fellow who gets red in the face
sympathizing with th- laborlng
classes will not suffer sunstroke pitch.
ing hay.
*s.*
The banister of political life is full
of splinters, and the candidate for
Office slides down it with great
rapidity.
***
Many a man who claims to be the
champion of the working man,
wouldn't know job of work if it
stepped up and hit him in the face.
***
Many a candidate thinks that he Is
''deyll OF a fellow" and when the
election returns are footed up may find
that other people think so too.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1898-08-11

About one O'Clock Sunday morn
ing severe hail storm occurred
out around Geo. w. Eaton's place
near Claremore. Hail stones as
larse as walnut with the hull on
fel. and great damage was done
TO growing crops. The corn fields
of John Hendricks, VIM. Cochran,
S s. Runuels, Newt Hacker and
Watt Starr were almost ruined,
and they will have little if any
corn. Several other farmers suf-
fered, but not quite SO badly. A
large number of window lights
were knocked out, in one or two OF
the houses hardly a light remain
ing on the south and east sides.
The severest part of the storm
only covered a little over a mile
uare,--Claremore Progress.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1898-08-11

pledge ourselves to do all in our power
to establish as soon as practicable a
system of public schools commensu-
rate with the size of our town and
means at hand on such basis as TO
benefit all without burdening any.
We pledge ourselves to use our in
terest and influence in behalf of the
lot owners of Vinita for the purpose
of obtaining title to lots at the least
possible cost.
We believe that sufficient revenue
should be collected to defray the reas-
enable expense of the city govern
ment with due regard to the health
fulness of the town and improving
the streets.
We oppose an occupation tax on
mechanics and laborers, but for the
purpose of raising revenue we believe
in reasonable property tax upon the
personal property of each resident
which will bear equally upon the rich
and the poor alike.
We believe in taxing peddlers,
hawkers, hucksters, shows, patent or
other medicine vendors and other
transitory persons as high as possible
consistent with the character Of the
business.
We advocate a reasonable license
for the running of billiard saloons and
sale of temperance or non-intOxicat-
ing drinks.
We are opposed to the granting of
franchises to private individuals or
corporations for public Improvements,
but believe these should be reserved
to the city.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1898-08-11
yINITA nEAT STORE,
Western Hotel Block,
THE BEST 0NLY-
LAT LOWEST PRICES.

Don't forget the reunion called at
Tahlequah, 1. T., on the 5th Of Sep
tember. First chance for free voting
and last chance for voting self inter-
est will call you there.
Mrs. P. L. Soper was kicked by one
Of her horses Friday evening and rem
dered insensible for few minutes.
Fortunately she was too close to the
animal to receive serious injury.
Young Scoval, one Of troop L.,
rough riders, passed through Tuesday
enroute home to Muskogse. He left
Tom Isbell at Key West getting well.
Scovel was wounded in the hand at
Santiago.
4 lSte letter from Tom Isbell states
that he is about well Of his wounds
and is anxious to join his command,
which is coming north. A photograph
enclosed represents him in soldiers
uniform with gun and belt Of cart.
ridges. Tom looks every inch sol
der.
Last Saturday Deputy Dobson and
posse went to a place near Braggs tt
arrest Nose Miller and William Nail
Miller was not found but Nail wa:
discovered and started TO run. The
officers fired and his left arm was
broken; still he refused to surrender
when they fired again and killed hiu
as he was trying to load his gun.
Mr.. W. R. Badgett, the grocer, calls
attention to his stock Of Royal Baking
Powder. This powder is recommend
ed by physicians and health officers
Tor its healthful qualities. The chem
ieal tests snow tlat it viii retain its
full leayening strength until used, sc
that its biscuit, cake and bread are
always light, sweet and fresh.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1898-08-11
Opposed to the Saloon.

We, the w. c, I. T., OF Vinita. l. T., desire
to place ourselves on record as being oppos-
ed to any plank in any platform which
favors the licensing of .aloons for the sale
of Intoxicating, or so-called non-intOxlcat-
ing. drinks because we are fully convinced
that the influence OF the saloon upon the
morals of the town is pernicious and demor-
aliZing to the business and educational
interests. We therefore implore the voters
of Vinita to usS their best efforts to elect
officers who will rigidly enforce the prohibi-
tory law regarding the drink traffic.
DR. 4. Il. MILLS,
Mrs. ii. c. STRETCH,
MRS. :, NJ. LEE,
Committee.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1898-08-11
Democratic Platform,

Wet organized democratic voters
Of the town of Yinita, in convention
assembled. believing that before tha
election of our first city council there
should be an expression Of our opinion
upon the more important issues to be
met with view to organizing gov
ernment that will promote prosperity
and happiness among all of the people
without regard to race or politics,
hereby declare ourselves as fayOring
the following principles, to which we
commend the careful consideration of
all who have the interest and future
welfare of our town at heart.
We believe that economy is as nec=
essaTy TO the successful aGministra-
tion of municipal government as it is
to any business enterprise and, there
fore, favor scrupulous economy in the
expenditure of the city's revenue.
Realizing that there are many poor
children in our community who would
be unable to attend school and obtain
the foundation of an education with
out a liberal free school system and,
recognizing the importance of an edu-
cation in this progressive age, we
heartily endorse the views of our lead
ing statesmen and educators who say
that the chief bulwark Of American
patriotism and liberty is fostered in
the free school system of her various
states, where the principles upon
which this great republic is founded
are taught to the poor and rich alike
without regard to position or color or
previous condition, thereby raising
the standard Of citizenship above that
Of any other nation on earth, and we
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1898-08-11
Kindergarten Department.

Worcester academy will have well
equipped kindergarten, in connection
with the other work; this will be in
charge of Miss Margaret George, of
Topeka, Kansas. She is teacher Of
experience and has been very success
full. The kindergarten system takes
up the training of the child at very
important period Of its life, leaving
the nursery and not yet ready Tor the
school room proper. 1t is a prepara-
tion for the best results In later years
of school life.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1898-08-11
Democratic Mass Convention.

The democratic club of Vinita met
at the opera house last Friday night
and placed a ticket for the city offices
in nomination. Quite number Of
republicans were present and after
the adoption of The platform voted
and took part in the meeting, so that
in effect it was simply a mass meet
ing of citizens of the town. The fol-
lowing ticket was nominated by ac-
clamation: Mayor, J. B. Burckhalter:
recorder, F. NJ. Smith: aldermen, DIR.
A. NJ. Clinkscales, E. n. Ratcliff, NJ.
Kuhn, Billie Sheehan and Felix Cow
an. Messrs. Burckhalter and Smith
responded in appropriate remarks ac-
cepting the nominations.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1898-08-11

Eager yet patient, the shoppers watt
Three feet deep when the clock strikes
eight.
Close to the counter they take their stand
Each purse elutched in a nervous hand.
Ranged along in a weary line,
SIX feet deep when the clock strikes nine
Too determined to faint or finch.
They gain their vantsge ground. inch by
inch.
Shoulder to shoulder, see them again.
Twelve feet deep when the clock strikes
ten.
Dropping, exhausted, but hopeful still.
Braced by the feminine shoppers will
Why are they waiting, this martyr line:
Over their heads swings a glarinS sign,
This much offer in thier defense.
Bargain Day Special-Paper Pins cent.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1898-08-11
LOCAL NOTES.

Gray's for fruit jars.
Fruit jars at Gray's.
W atermelons are plentiful.
Bran, corn and chops at Gray's.
The fish are biting first rate.
Bran, corn and crop at J. c. Gray's'
sIo buys the best ice box at Miller's.
Farm for sale; enquire Of ]. T.
prackett.
High in quality, lew in price: furni'
ture at Miller's.
Ice, ice, ice; leave orders at Burns
Racket. Best quality.
A good farm to rent; apply to Frank
Billiugslea, Vinita, !. 7. 4Otf
Cofins and burial cases of every de-
scription at W. W. Miller's.
Cobb McNairn has resigned his po-
sition in S. S. Cobb's grocery.
Furnished rooms with board. Jake
Walters, west of Steam Laundry.
Send your wagons to Burns Racket
for Ice. Will be shipped if desired,
A reunion of blue and gray will be
held at Southwest City Aug. % to "a.
Take your old shoes to Burley the
shoemaker, Pete's old stand and have
them repaired.
Ferd Ulrich, a leading tailor OF Ga
lena. was in the city this week and
may conclude to open a branch here.
Mrs. w. E. Halsell and Mrs. DR..
Bayb by each had the misfortune to
lose their driving horse one night last
week.
DIR. Irvine extracts and fills teeth
: without pain; work guaranteed and
prices reasonable. Western hotel,
rooms A and 45; phone
Levi Paris brought in some very
nice peaches this week. He made a
moderate wheat crop, and strange to
say, the quality was very good.
Don't you know W. W. Miller's is
keadouaters for hardware and fnrni-
ture? It's SO. In fact he has the
only complete line OF these goods in
this section.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1898-08-11
Fishing Party.

VIM. NJ. Mellette piloted fishing
party out on Little Cabin Saturday
and all enjoyed glorious day and two
good spreads, at one of which fish,
right out of the brook, was feature.
The company was made up of Mr.. and
Mrs. Mellette and two children, Mrs.
Riepp and child, Capt. and Mrs. Nelms
and Miss Clarence Ashbrook, Miss
Ludie Hall, n. L. Rider, Mr.. and Mrs.
Milford and daughter.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1898-08-11
Fine Fruit.

Lem Paris presented this office
with the finest basket of fruit seen
this season, and indeed it would be
hard to beat any season or in any
country. 1t was grown on the gentle
mans farm near Catale and consisted
of a collection Of apples aud grapes.
Most of the apples were of the yellow
horse variety and very large and lus-
cious. Mr.. Paris distinguished him
self as the greatest watermelon grower
in the country for several years on the
same farm.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1898-08-11

A painter engaged in painting the
Cobb house had a difficulty with Steve
Hill Monday evening at Hills barber
shop. The painter was arrested and
at the trial pleaded that he was drunk,
whereupon Judge DonCarlos asked
him what he had been drinking, and
where he had gotten it. The man
said he got it at the saloons in Vinita,
and on being questioned said that he
had no; drank any thing else but
Rochester tonic.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1898-08-11
Fell Fifteen Feet.

Guilford Edmouson accidentally
stepped out of one of the upper wind
ows of the Masonic hall at the ban
quet Tuesday night. Thinking he
was in the second story only few
feet from the top of the awning he
stepped out to pick up hat some one
had dropped. Though the distance
was about fifteen feet, he was not
serinnslV ininred.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1898-08-11

Major Joel NJ. Bryan, known
throughout the Cherokee country and
one of its Oldest citizens, died Mon
day. Major Bryan was identified with
what was known as the sold settler"
Cherokee claim for twenty years or
more and finally succeeded in getting
nearly 81, 600, 900 of the claim, which
was paid out two or three years ago.
He was " years Of age.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1898-08-11

After the abundant rains OF the
past two weeks. so abundant as to de-
stroy by rotting in the stack and
sprouting in the shock thousands Of
bushels of wheat and oats, the
weather again seems to be settled.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1898-08-11
United Workman.

By recent act of the Texas grand
lodge, A. o. q. W., the Indian Terri
tory was released from that jurisdic-
tion and attached to Oklahoma. This
will materially reduce the assess
ments, it is believed, and a rapid
growth of this best Of the assessment
insurance orders is expected in Vinita
and elsewhere in tie territory. Eight
wears ago a member OF the order at
this place visited Boston during the
session of the supreme lodge, in an
endeayor to have this territory cut
off from Texas, and attached to Kan
sas or most any other Jurisdiction fur
ther north. At that time Texas was
having a struggle to keep members
enough to maintain jurisdiction and
would not consent to give up any
thing. Now she is strong in numbers
and can afford to be generous. An
officer will be here In short time to
start the lodge at this place out on a
new footing.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1898-08-11
Meeting of Southern Oherokees.

There will be meeting Of Southern
Cnerokees tomorrow al 3 o'clock over
Miller's store, 10 consider certain in
terests of the Cherokee people. South
ern Cherokees only invited.
JAMES NJ. BELL, Chairman.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1898-08-11
The City Tickets.
Cherokee Citizens.

have some desirable farms to sell
cheap or trade for improved ,tOwn
property: suitable to allot on, address
III. ID. LANNoM, Coon, l. II.
CoOweescoowee Dist.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1898-08-11

A farm of 700 acres for sale, 200
acres in cultivation, 500 acres Of fine
grass, 700 apple trees and quantity
Of leach trees in bearing. Splendid
stock farm, tea miles from Finita
price 500. A good place for family
to take allotments and fine place to
handle stock. Write or apply in per-
son to The CHIKFTAIN Office.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1898-08-11

Rev. ii. w. Jones cannot be with
the brethren at West Point in pro-
tracted meeting on the third sabbath
in this month but will preach that day.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1898-08-11

Lost, o. E. S. pin; Mrs. VIM. Dodge,
Western hotel.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-02-09
GnnrHTnue.

Die 77iG6rtge Srau Margdret WidGiffe
9reton, Wittpe bes General 0iliam prez
iton, Der unter grGiibent 8u9onan Sc
Tanbter in Spunien mar un0 Ii9 i'm &riege
gegen W1erito uno i'm 8iirgerfriege ausgez
5ei9net 9at, lift in 2erington. 3d., gaitor5er.
6rau 8iGiam s. 9raper, Satin 5ss ieBigen
umerifanii9en 8otidufters in JRom, lit ;9rs
SD9ter.
Der Better bes Bureaus NmerifdniiAer
&spu6lifen, Sofep6 g. Smit6, itor6 alr
9amftagin Miamt, S1u., na3 siqer lun9en
Sranf1eit, Die er fi9 bur9 neberurheitun9
5uge5ogen bate. @r fam gang TN @nfunJ
Ger @aifon na9 Miamt, I'm feline eez
f4fpG9te @efunb6eit an Der &iiite Der 8up
8iacapne gu i~tdrten. @ine 3eit lang beiz
ferte ft4 fem 8%efinben, fobaB Ieine 6rennoe
f6 feiner 8eforgniB b~ingdben, TpGter a6er
Eatte ct einen i4meren 8iidTa1 unb Sein
5reunb, Or. Mosgrobe BON S9io, fam nad
Miumi, I'm i6n gu bebanbeln. 0i3 bpr Sur
gem 6offte man nod, buB Der Grunte it4
erbolen tperbe. Die 2ei4e purDe CUR Sc
erbigung mad nrbdna, g., ge6ra4t.
Mon1gnor @bipurb McGolgun, Set Gene
~ralbicar Der 9iDceie Baltimore. IT Samtdg
Morgen geitorben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-02-09
@O6eni1ntt.
(S6IuB BON Der .. Geite.)
GIiiHIihe Reife.

geter 8uf4 9o6n beg rei3en 81. 2ouiTer
8rduereibefiBers NbpGp6us 8uf9, 1T mad
Nlusfa gegungen, UNI bafeGbf fein @lid gu
perTu9en. @r 1T begleitet BON 6. 6. 6oboe,
einem SEEM gorter 8affeematler, bsien
Mlttter bier pobn6aft 1T urb barren 8ruber
nit elmer Ni9te beg 6errn Mbo.p6us Build
Derbeirat6et 1T. Die beiben @liidsiGger 6uz
ben geniigenb 9eIb Bel fi3 unb iino nit
MGem ausgeriiftet, mas gu elmer erfoIgrei9en
8earbeitung Der 9oIbfelber benDt6igt III.
1piro fatholiib.
Der Der Grn1orbung bes gbarGes 6. 6uz
filings iiberfibrte unb gu Ie6ensldngG;9em
35u6t6aus perurt6eilte gbarIes 8. Sraper
aug S~udionbiGle, Sainuis, bat feline
Religion gepe4ielt uno lit 5ar taz
tholifaen Stride iibergetreten. Der Yfarrer
der Stride, gu pelher Draper friibsr ge90rte,
9Peo. 81. 9. Morep, unb Die Mitg.ieber Der
Stride BADEN aaes in ibrer Ma9t Ste6enbs
cet6an, UNI Draper gu belfen. Ser @erurz
tEeilte ion ii9 BLOB besbaGb Der fdt6olf9en
Stride angei9Gofien BADEN, neil Sobn Deb
lin, Der ein5ige 8atbolif unter ben @ef9roz
rsnen, Dor benen Draper pro5eTiirt purb:,
ni9t fir SpOesfrafe itimmen polIte.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-02-09

@egen Der I9roffen M6tpeifurg zines
Samburger 3ettun9smannes Our9
ben 8ismard'f9en S9pieeers
o + Gdnbdu lit audi 8ismdr1 p ere
Dntt4 BON feinbli9en 8lGttern nls Elm
riunterli9er @erG9ter" Der pre1e binqez
Itelt ipproen. 9ie 8ismard=S reane 6ruuz
ben tpeiIen nun 5und4ft barauf bin, baB
@raf Ranbalt, elm ~feingebiGbeter unb nd<
mentli9 audi I'M ben 6aus6aft bes alien
Stoutsmannes bo9perbierttr Mann, nur in
SoIge her Iditigen 3uOrin9Gi9feit BON 9fe<
p%Orters, in benz Rinen 6ale 10 T9roff ges
tpeIen lei. 1tnb bann fdgt eine bnr9 8isz
mard beranlaBte Grfldrl1ng:
uDp6ler3ogene unb ~tdftbole 8ertreter bon
3eitungen er6alten in Sriebri9srltb auf cine
60fli9e unb inter 8eriidfi9ti9ung befIen,
mas pafenb unb mas unpafIenb 1T, geffents
Srdge uu9 ftets cine 6Dfli9e Mnttpprt. 5irIt
8ismard felbft lit bon Der groben Wi9tigr
felt Der Breffe unb Der Sbdtigteit Der In
i6r pirfenben DISQUALIFICATION bur9aus ibers
5eugt; er 19GBt ie Die1ei9t bD6er, als
man9e feiner Mngreifer es ielbIt t6un. Gr
bat 1t9 Der grefe i'm 2aufe feiner sni@
niftsrieaen 2uufba6n ftsts nit gprlisbe unD
grfolg bebient, bat regen 8ertebr nit ben
Hebafteuren unb GorreFponbenten anges
febener politiI6er 3eitungsn gepflogen uno
fiebt au9 iebt mod, tpenn audi nit &iidiint
ouf Ietnen 3uItanb unb Iein bobes Mlter Ielz
tener ats ionit, cine Nn5abl BON 8ertreern
Der prefe, Die fein 8ertrauen baben, Bel ih9,
3ie6t 1e an feline Sdfel unb bertebrt nit
i6nen ais litbenstpiirbiger @irtb tpie nit
alien iibrigen @dften bes 6ouIes. g5 1T
felbitber ItGnbli9, baB ale Mitglieber Der
Sdrnilie 8ismard es benz Siirften in biefer
@eaiehuna aleihauthun fu9en."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-02-09

Gtnen grOBen Selpets bon Solerun3
9eqen N~nOersglGubige 9at Ioe6en Der 6 r3 :
|bif6Df &atn BON ct. 2ouis, Gin
ge6orener Nlnerifurer, g~eliefert. @r bat bic
Ginlabung, beim Gmpfang bes Sber9auptes
Der 9eilsurmee, Sen. 8ootb in ct. 2ouis
ais elmer Der Disqualification gu fungiren,
angenommen. 9ieie @intpi1igung ftibt er
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