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Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-09-20
AsIHMA CAN Be CURED.
A Noted Physicisn Will Prove This to Suffer-
els in Augusta. Thursday.

The progress of modern meuical
science has led to the discovery OF sue
cessful methods of treatment for most
of those maladies once regarded as IN
curable. Asthma has always BEEN re-
garded as belonging to this obstinate
class. battling the skill of the greatest
physicians. Thousands of sufferers
know by their own experience that
little if any relief has been aHorded
them by the methods heretofore en-
ployed. DIR. Rudolph Schiffmanrls the
noted physician has. after a Lifelong 3
study of asthma and kintlTed diseases.
discovered a remedy which not ohly
gives instant relief in The seVerest
cases of asthma, hay fever and bron-
chitis, but has actually cured hou-
sands whose cases had been pro-
nounced incurable So complete IS ms
confidence in his remedy. that TO over
come the skepticism of the publfc
growing out of the failure of other
remedies. DIR. Schiffpann requests this
paper to announce that all day Tnurs-
day, September %, he offers a liberal
sample box Of Schiffmannfs Asthma
Cure" free Of charge to all persons
applying at James e. DevineSsi s. uruS
store, 200 Water street. He believes
that am actual test VIII be the most
and in fact the only way 10
overcome the natural prejudice o
of asthmatics who nave
sought relief in vain
Persons living eut of town will receiv :
a package free. postpaid. by writing
direct to DR.. r. Schiffmann. 315 Rosa
bel street. st. Paul. Minn.. before Sep
tember 30. as no free samples can be
obtained after that date. Send simply
YOUR name and addre SIS plainly written
on a postal card.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-09-20
A MAINE POSTMASTER.
Undertakes q Contract without The SanclleR
OF the New Administration.

All the mail matter dropped In Au-
gusta postoffice addressed to East
Surry, Me-, a small village four miles
southwest Of Ellsworth and all letters
and papers addressed to Augusta
mailed in East Surry for some years.
have passed through the hands Of Mr..
or Mrs. J. G. Gray. When Mr.. Gray
unlocked the mail bags and shook the
contents or locked them up for the mall
carrier to convey them to the depot.
it mattered not to him whether the
letters were harbingers of peace and
Joy. missives containing regrets or con-
dolences or ordinary dues for long over
due accounts, his object was to get
through the task as soon as possible. AZ
easily as possible, and to sit down and
rest. for his back ached and every
movement Of his arms brought him
pain. Very concisely he states below
what he considers was the carse of It.
how he tried to get rid of II. and finally
what agency he employed to radically
root out the trouble. Mr.. Gray says: I.
IN 1861. when in the army near WASH
ington. l contracted measles which did
not break out, and the trouble settled
in my kidneys. This was the start Of
what afterwards turned out to be q
rather serious kidney trouble. produce
ing lame and aching back and an an-
moving urinary weakness, particularly
noticeable at night. 1t Is miserable
thing to have SO bad back that you
are afraid TO stoop over or lift any
thing for fear Of .twinges. have been
laid up with mine all the way from Z.
day TO eight weeks. ! used a great
many medicines and spent great deal
OF money looking for cure. Doan's
Kidney Pills were the last attempt. and
I believe they have done me greater
good IN a short time than all other
medicines I have used. Doan's Kid
ney Pills do more than Is claimed for
them" Just such emphatic endorse
ment can be had right In Augusta,
Drop rStp the Old Reliable drug store.
and ask Chas. X. Partridge what his
customers report.
Deans Kidney Pills for sale by all
deaiers. prire 20 cents. Mailed by
Foster ilhurn Co.. buffalo. N. r..
sole agents for the United Statea, !.
Remember the name R(2>1
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-09-20
Destructive Hurricane In Spain.

Madrid Sept. ia destructive hur-
ricane, today. swept over southern
Spain, doing great damage in the prov
inces of Seville and Granada.
Six persons were killed and many in
jured and number of buildings were
at Seville and IS houses were
and many persons fell vic
tim to the storm at Guadix, in the
province of Granada.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-09-20
SAPPHIRE.


Twill cure diseases of the iE!i.d.
SAPPHIRE.
Composition, alumina; form. double
sided pyramids, usually as rolled crys-
tails or pebbles; specific gravity. four;
hardness, nine.
In the sapphire, according to FentOn,
in his Secret Wonders of Nature. +"
1--WE discern likeness of the azured
sky, being most calm and clear" With
the ancients all blue stones, even the
lapis lazuli, We're sapphires. The stone
now known as a sapphire was the
hyacinthus of the ancients, and is
closely allied TO the ruby in nature. It
was named from the resemblance of its
color to blue fieur-de-lis, tabled to
have sprung from the blood of Apollo s
favorite, Hyacinthus, the flower that
bears inscribed on it's petals Apollo 5
cry of grief, "Aiai!" The sapphire
consequently was dedicated TO Apollo.
The astoria, or star-stone variety of
sapphire, comes from Ceylon. This
stone exhibits a radiated interior, and
when subjected to a strong light.
whichever way it may be turned, the
beholder sees star, composed OF six
delicate white rays. However great
the beauty of this gem, no doubt its
interest and value are enhanced by the
exalted character of the comparison
with which it is associated in the
Bible. Hebrew traditions say that the
tablets of Moses were of sapphire. In
Hebrew the word "sappir" means 'the
most beautiful" and symbolizes 10y
atty. Justice. beauty and nobility.
The sapphire was once the most
powerful aid to the necromancer, the
holy stone. as it was then called, be-
ing an emblem of chastity, and secur-
ing the granting of all prayers. 1t be-
came the Episcopal stone by decree of
Innocent III. in the twelfth century.
but in modern days it met with sad
reyersion of fate and is no longer con-
s;dered lucky stone.
The most comprehensive description
of the sapphire was given by Solinus,
as follows: 1T is of shining blue
color. and a stone of great price, If it
be found without blemis1h, for 1t is ex-
tremely subject 10 defects. The best
color Of the stone is an equable one,
neither dulled by too deep dye nor
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-09-20

helpless before Fiiie:d, while Breitenste;n
W. WAS batsed hard, The Philhes had d
HILLS wildness He sent 10 men 10 first
ON balls. Attendance, lc0O
First game:
cineinRna;a. cS,ia Rsla 8 9 8 SSs-lsl Ss
Batteries -Fdfie.d. and Mcfarland; Brei-
tenstein and Wood. 's
Second game:
ssIs;'s,ss.a sIss'ass.s;, !: /; H4;E ssa;sI
,,l3; B;asterIes-Donataue and Mcfarland,
AT NEW YORK.
The first game In Brooklyn was slug
grng match. which Brooklyn won by d
great s. r. finish. Yeager badly hurt his hand
fectiye in the second and Pittsburg won
by nice batting. Darkness stopped play.
at the end of the tif:h. Attendance, HOO.
First game:
Eis'sssss: ERisssssss: ) s i-i5-Iss i5zlS
Batteries McKenna. Yeager and Grim;
Tannehill and Schriver.
Second game:
12s R.H,E
Pittsburg, 0 0 0 2 1890
Brooklyn, 0 0 l 0 - 90
Batteries and Schriver: Mil
Ter and Grim.
AT WASHINGTON.
The Senators outpitched and outbatted
the Colts. freemans heavy stick work
was feature. Attendance. 500.
S!ss,s.,.asson, !s,;s e ssffis$$ { szslsj E:Hn
Battsrdes-Dineen and Farrell; Thorn
ton, Woods and Nichols.
AT BALTIMORE.
The Orioles won their eighth consecu-
tive victory at Union Park. with Cleve-
land ugsin the victims. Frazers wildnesa
added largely to his defeat.
c.sseland ccssss%Grf. g : GslS-f SlS-f
|. Batteries-Maul and Robinson; Frazer
AT NEW YORK.
The Browns could not hit Seymour
only one base hit resulting from their
New York. Q 0 o Q i x-&&s
81. Louis. 0 0 0 0 0 0 / 81 IL
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ard Warner; Hugh
ey and Sugden. K
AT BOSTON.
The home team took revenge on the
I.ouisvilles, batting out a victory in the
first. and allowing the visitors but one
run in the entire game. Willis was very
effective. while the fielding of the cham
p.ons was bri...ant throughout.
pos,on 1SSS ! 5S 7Ss R.HE ,
Louisville. 0 / 0 0 0 0 0 0-i- ii
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-09-20
National League Standing.
The Weeks Games.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Following is the schedule for the week:
Monday and Tuesda ay-Cleve!and at Bal
tinjore. Louisville at Boston. St. Louis at
New York. Pittsburg at Brooklyn. Cin-
cinnati' at Philadelphia, Chicago at Wash
ing'ton. f.rtll .,i,,
Wednesday. Thursday and Friday
P.ttsburg at Boston. Chicago at Balti-
more. St. Louis at Brooklyn. Louisville
at New York. Clevefand at Philadelphia,
Cincinnati at Washington.
Saturday-BIooklyn at Boston, Wash
ington at Baltimore, Philadelphia at New
York
Sunday-Cleveland at Cincinnati (two
games), ST. Louis at Louisville, Pittsburg
at Chicago.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-09-20
SHIPPING NEWS.


BANGOR-Sept 10, ar. schs Nonorn-
bega, Armstrong. New York; New Box
er, Haskell. Deer Isle; Mary ] Elliott.
Reed. Pemaquid; Calvin p Harris.
Higgins, Rockland; L A Stetxer. Wb-
ster, Castine; Helena. Nickerson, New
YORK; Cllnton. Bay Port; Maria j.
Davis, Quinn.
Sid, schs r Hart, Leathers, New
York; Rirgleader. Simmons, Boston;
Arthur Clifford, Delano; Columbian.
Webster. Rockand.
ROCkLAND-Sep 10, ar, sctne Mary
Stuart. Bowdsn. Phalad'alphiac Rob-
eit Snow. Pilisbury, Salem; Woodbury.
Snow, Boston; w D Mangum, Strout.
Boston; L Kenney, Thomas, Boston /.
Herald of the Morning, johnson, Bos-
ton; Pemaquid, Wheeler, Boston /:
Morris and Cliff, Nash. Province4own: !:
John ] Perry, Gilbert, New York:
Laura Robinson, Burgess, New York;
James Mailoy. Bennett, New York;
Bertha Glover, War;. New York; Char
lie. Woolsey, CHM. New York.
PORTLAND-Sept 10, ar, strn ST
Crcix, Pike, Boston for Eastport and
ST john. N b; schs Maud Briggs
Webster, Perth Amboy; Damietta and
Joanna, Wallace, from Kennebec for
New York and sailed; Allendale, Sad
Ter. Gloucester; Earcularius, Smoee
Rockland for Boston; l. r French
Blaisdell. Boston; Surprise, Mitchell
do; Julia A Berkele, do; May Queen
Crank, Sullivan for do; David II Story
New York
Sid. schs Normandy. Kenrebec: John
Ames. Washington.
CALAIS-Sept 10, ar, sch Z NJ Cook,
New York.
SD, schs George II Mills, Hilsboro;
Triton. Boston.
MACHIAS-Sept 49, ar. sch Hor,ensia.
Sand River. N S, for New York: Forest
Belle. Boston: NJ B Oakes. do Clara f
Rogers. Jonesport.
Sid sch Addie Fuller. Pembroke, N S.
BOOTHBAY-Sept 10. ar. schs Catalina,
Boston; Howard b Peck. do: Copy, Wey-
mouth; Glendy Burke kennebec.
Sid sch Pemaquid. Rockiand.
BATH-Sept 19. ar. sch VIM II Daven-
port New York; Thomas II Lawrence,
Boston: Matte A Franklin, do; s Bay
more. Portsmouth: Adele Anderson.
Salem: John "a Beckerman. Boston; Jo-
seph Luther. do: American Team, Bos-
ton: l. Il Hunt. Boston.
Sid. schs Major Pickands. Baltimore:
Jennie S Butler. do; Carrie S Hart, Phil
ade.piifa: Humarock. New York.
BUCkSPORT-Sep 10. sid. sch Carrie
A Bucknam. S;ubbs. Rockport and st
Thomas.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-09-20
SEPTEMBER BIRTHDAY STONE.
The Ancients Held the Lovely Sapphire in
Much Reference.

A maiden born when autumn leaves
Are rustling in September's breeze
A sapphire on her brow shou!d bin l.
Twill cure diseases of the Iii.d.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-09-20
Hastenins 10 Her Sisters Funeral.

Colorado Springs, Col. Sept. 19.-Mrs
J.sA. Hayes. daughter OF Mrs. Jeffer-
son Davis, has started for Narragan-
sett Pier. to attend the funeral of her
SITTER, Miss Winnie Davis.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-09-20

The gold yield of Victoria during the
first seven months of the present year
amounted to 4i71a9 ounces. showing an
increase of 6sla ounces. as compared With
the same period of 1897.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-09-15

MDbl cine Gtunbe tatten Bic Romzl
MS bes 8anlbaafes 3.ii. bic iunge
Dame au beobahten. bic nmf Der arlbs-
rn 5eite Der StraBe, ben Rppf 3u
Booen aeneiat. nit aufumnengeprebttn
2ippen tDartrnb naif unb nieber lcbritt.
Damn tam @eorg 5uriid.
@it elite ibm entsegen .Mie iit's9S
ritf ne bang.
.Soft!N ipra4 geOrs, leidtifnnia
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-09-15

leBtsr 9age 2anDipirtD giitbi Iii Mdriput
(Ebur9olt), iDelher BON eillem ipiigbeno
9eporbenen Gtier 3u goOen aelpprIen,
init Den D6rnern ourdlioBen uno f0rm-
LID serifdmpft tuurDe. sSll Der Mare=
Yube.9lnltalt iii gbnn i'll SRI. Delene
8irarbet ausseolilbt uno ertrnnten.
Sn @aiel erregt 0as ipilrlpie Yer=
fhminben oes poliseilieutenants Gilbert
5Nab 5erafli srObe5 Mufieben. Gr
trat Dur 4 @pheu einen 3tp0bentfiAen
llrlaub al, aus Den, er niltt suriifee-
tebrt lit. se;le Siiber Hne Die ibm
unteritelte &alie befanoen iib in Gro-
nung. Seoo1 lueiB man. oab CT pl1s
ieln Ierlbuloen in 0tunpmiiAe Ye=
ordngnib geratben mar. uno carunl
miro permutbet, er lei nab Mmerita ee-
san9en, nD er einen Yruoer bat. Ne,
WeIhdftsiiibrer Der Maaa3ine oes Dal=
les perrenouo & gp. in Neuenbura Bat
unter 0interlaiiuna zines Sefi5ites bon
5r. 100000 Die Slubt ergriffen.
Sn Der Nabt bonn l9. auf 20. Mue.
1T in Oberbur9 bel guroorf oic puls-
waarsnfatrit gfoiimann & So. abae,
brannt. Nu1 gtieoerbipp (Yern) bate
sur Mbmcdsluns nieoer cine GSeuers=
brun|t.
9lm 20. Iuguit lit bic 8ornergrat-
gabu i'm @allis er0finet ,tuorbeu. reren
Gnopnntt in elmer 96be bon 1920 Wte.
ter llest !; iie 1T nun bic b0hite 8erg=
babn in europa. Nmerifa bat ailer=
olngs cine Sabn init einem gnopuntt
BON 1850 Weter, Die Pltes Reat u. 9t.
in Colorado. 9lber Die @prnererat=
Vabn, Elm Weiitermert Der ihlpeiSerilben
Sednif, perTdblt li6 nit einem Wun=
oertpert Der Nat,lr, UNI Der Wenihbeii
Die bobten &ei3e Der sllpenipslt 3uednO=
lib gu MAIDEN. Sn unmittelbarlter, 10
gu laaen SreiIbarer Ndbe bes gnopunf=
tes tbilrmen lib Die sepaltiaen MaIiipe
Der Walliller=Nlpen ouf uno BON ihren
Shultern ergieben lib bic gisitrDme Der
8letlber, oieie itrabenoen g9unoer Der
8ebir9stpelt. ct.
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Mininnett pcrid)cnft.

IS lit setpib ansenebm fir oas gub=
lifum sl pillen. oas es Elm Gei1dft i'm
Sanoe sibt, oas iid ni6t eenirt, geaen
ole Nrmen uno Seioenoen freigebis su
iein. Die Gigentbiimer BON Sr. Gino's
Wew Siscouerp segen Sdpinoiutt,
Sulten uno Grtdltuneeu. baben ilber
sebn N'illlonen probeflaidan oieies erc=
Ben 0ellmittels Derl1entt ,rb loben
nun Die 8enu9tbuung su tpilien, oob
oanelbe Sauienoe bon boffnunasloien
Tallen 9ebeilt bat. Ultima, 8rduue,
9eiIerte,t uno ale Sals=, gruit= uuo
Sunsenleioen peroen oamit fiber ee=
hellt. probeFalben frei in s. 6. M!l=
!er d Sobn's apotbefe. 9eguldre 8rD=
BEN soc. uno 81. Scoe Ulaide earan=
tlrt ooer oas @elo 5uriifseseben. 8
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-09-15
Gin raffimirtcr IuiT.

Us ltebt alleroings san5 barnab aus,
oob lit oies mirtlid ni6t Der SAT-. Sr=
geno s}emano fann es Deriu6en, Der an
labmem Riifen unO idmaden Nieren,
Walaria ooer Ne,benserriittllna leioet.
Wir meinen, bab er lid ioslei6 furiren
lam, iroem er electric gitters nilnmt.
Siele Meoisin brinst oas san5e SpItem
in rldtisen @intlana. tpirft ifimuli=
reno auf bic Seber uno 9fieren, lit Elm
glutreiniser uno elm Neroen=Sonic.
Sic furirt geritop!llng. aoplweb,
Obnmadtsanfdae, Sdlailoiisteit, uno
Wselandolie. Sic 1T rein pegetabitiid,
elm mlloes Nbfiibr=Mittel uno sibt Dem
Spitem pieoer feline natiirli6e Rraft.
Werludt electric gitters uno iibeaeuat
gllh, bab basielbe Wunoer mirtt. soycDe
Tlalhe aarantirt. Sur so @ents Der
Jlalde in s. 6. Miler uno 5oGns
Npotbete. 8
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ueber Die Wibft6noe itt Der

. 'eresoer'paltung bat ii1 gr=Staats=
letretdr ..Sobn Sherman ipie foIat ous=
9etproden: eeSb babe ,peoer politiIh,
no1 perlonlid etnas 9egen Grieqs-
minilfer Mlaer. nod bin ib bier ols
Treuno bes General Wtiles. 9lber id,
mllB bier allen grnites erfldren. oob i'd
es bon unameifelbafter Mutoritdt con-
ltatlrt geieben babe, baB piele nit Der
Nrn1ee pertniipite perionen bic er0bte
llntdhlateit on ben Sag selegt baben
uno infolae os1en biele tapfere 3eute.
bic fur bas 8aterlano in ben Rriea ar=
gen, in Der 9r0bien WeiIe pernadldlIiot
ipuroen. Sn meinem Belize fno Brie=
te. bic Nngeb6riae oer &egienlenter ben
Sbio uno bon anberen Staaten an mid,
ge'anot haben, bic id gum yeipeiie DO: :
leaen fonnte. Mber aug Niidiidt auf
bic Steaung ber S1reiber tann idp oies
nltt tbun. Die MibmirtbiAaft in ben
oeridieoenen Bayern 1T ben Rlaaen mad,
1eoo1 einfad berartig. baB Der prd1i=
bent iofort cine genaue unteriuduuo
anoronen iolte, um bic 0eranttportlid,.
felt bafiir feftSuiteaen. Ino feine militds
rll9e &ommiifiOn iollte nit bieIer In.
teriuhung betraut tperoen, ionb. IN
Mer3te, bic init Der Mrniee uno ibrer
Wertpaltung ni6t in Werbinbuna iteben
uno lih in Der Gage beiinben, ibren 8e=
tuno ungei9ent su beri1ten."
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(9on umierem spes,al-aorreIpoubenten. }

guraoorf. %. Nusuit, 1893.
2ieber geobabter
Ser Monat Nusult bolt nit feiner
getpaltigen 6ibe nab, mas Der ssuli per=
fdumt bat Die Sanomirtblbaft taun Die
Betreioe=grnte berrli9 unter 9ad brin=
gen, olleroings etluas Deripdtet bod
beller ipdt uno gut, als frub uno
i6ledt.
Die bobe politit fommt natiirlid bel
Der 9unostagsbibe 81 fur3 uno feiert.
Die 9dnoel unieres einbeimild)en
Staatsmelen aeben niht iebr pieleu
Stof our gefpreduns. Sie Spppel=
Snitiatlpe Der duberlten 2inten - Wabl
0es gunoesratbes bur1 oas 0olt uno
ginfiibrung oes Prpportional= =Spnems
BEL ben NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. = melde
1lab einem alten @eieb bas gntsiider
Der duberiten &e9ten bi!bet, itano nod
bor stpei gDo6en in lebbaftes 9isfuilion;
jeBt aber mirb menig mebr oaoon se=
iprDhen. gDie Die ultramontanen Die
Yroportionalitdt perlteben, bepeilen Die
1leuen Berfaiunss eitimmunsen, rpel=
DE Der Gantpnsratb BON Shmps aufae=
iteat bat. Ser prupors lou ndmlid)
in oenjenisen WablfreiIen sur Mnpen=
Dung tommeil, NO 2 unD mebr 0ertre=
ter 81 pdblen iino, alio in ben qrDBe=
rem Srtidaften, mo- bic 2iberalen bic
Webrheit baben. Sn ben tleinen ldno=
1i6en &reileu, mo Der tonlerpatipe Qano=
mann an Der Sdoae tlebt. ioa nad tuie
DDr bas Wtaioritdts=Spfem oelten :;
bier ia9t Der ultralnontanismus NQs
iifes Sen triftisltsn @ruub far gin=
fiibrung bes YrOporses bel ben eioen0l=
fifhen Wablen bat ilinst elm ultramon=
tanes Blatt ausgeiproben: 9ur1 ben
propors tomme = pptbon bon sSrei=
burg in ben Bunbesratb Gin urdbi=
ger RantOneie. 2anoammann Mubeim
IN Nltoorf, mabte lebtbia Elm babides
8efdnonib es mar bel Der Besebuno
Der 4laulenitraBe, pelde banptldhlid,
bur1 gunoesbllfe gu Stanoe aetom=
men 1T oa iaste oer Wann Ser
nlte, moriA gemoroene etaatenbuuo
bat bic Nertebrspolitit bes Gantons
niht gefOroert, uobl aber Der trdftiae
Bunoestaat, mas ib bantbar uno rid
baltslos anertenne !" Die 5reunbe ei=
mes itarfen Bunoes, elmer trdftioen
gibgenoiieniAaft ueroen es aud nit
yergniigen Dernebmen, oaB 6err Mu=
beim. Der geiitige gater bes ugeutesu=
ges" unieligen Nnyeoentens ieit oem
Sabre 1894 auf patriOtiidere uno tpobl-
tpolenoere 8elinnun9en setommen lit.
Mdre Der oyeute3us" se9liidt, 70 t6nn=
te bic gio9enofienfdaft Die Werfe Der
nlgemeinen Woblfabrt ni1t unteritus-
5en, iuie es ieBt 9ei1iebt.
ssiir bas .5hmei3erborf" an Der
Beltausfellung in parts i'm Sabre
1900 fino bis iebt i'm Berneroberlano
1T. SO, 900 9eeidnet uorben.
Der Simplom=E =Eurditid, bieies qroB=
nrtige unternebmen, tpel1es i'm Sdmei-
5erlano oas electromagnetic greianib am
G6lnB Des Sabrbunberts iein miro,
lou ilIlo nlilb Der inDuitrielIen
Neips9ung, peihe iid ieit einiger 3eit
im BALLS iunosibt, einen lebbaftenI
Smpuls geben. Bereits iino bic eleitri-
ad)tn Wertitdtten unb bic galciumcar.
biosl lfabrifen in @ampel uno Nernopoa
lfrsr 8OnenDuna nabe !; bieienige bei
Biliopt bel 6itten 1T Is bereits bic
esnliine Gabrit in Wontbep bel9dfiiQtI
ttoolt siil 3ablreides perional, unb ali.
ot1ieits btrftt Die Bebouptuua nidt all.
= itl9n isin, bab atloere Gabriisn uno
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Ne,D @bilaoeIpbia. Cbia.
9etttofratij1es Sifct.

Sir Gtaats.gefre.dr,
Upton 6. @ut1erD,
BON Waripn Guuntp
Stir Ridter bes Supreme.@eri1ts
9u9b 8. Nidols,
BON GIcrmput @ountp.
Jar gIerf oes Supreme @cri9ts,
SaDio g. yilber.
BON Gclepare eountp.
Sir Nobruugs. s.eommiiidr,
Sobn Sater,
BON Sanepcf gpuntp
Jhr Mitsliso oes 9tatbes Der bffsntIi9en gserte
s. Stuigbt paul,
bon Summit Gpuntp
Sur Rreisritbter danger Sermin):
G. M. Gorbees.
BON @oIbpetun Gouute.
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Sir Coroner:
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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-09-15

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