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The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1899-09-05
Thompson Shoots 1t Into Brown.

Thompson Shoots 1t Into Brown.
Special to the Times.
Cincinnati, Aug. 4. = Hon. John B.
Thompson, leading Kentucky Demo-
crat, who is in the city declares that
he is no bolter and will vote the DEM
ocratic ticket from top to bottom.
"Will you take the stump for the
ticket?" he was asked.
Eyes, | shall make several speeches
in our county-Mercer-a elsewhere,
If desired"
what do you think of the boiling
movement and personnel of the pro-
posed ticket?"
81 believe that John Young Brown
is the weakest man they could put up.
Granting that Goebel Is everything
said of him by his enemies, he is bet
ter Democrat than Brown; Goebel
never was accused Of disloyalty to his
party. l should never have voted for
Brown in the convention under any
circumstances. He helped to throw
Wat Hardin down in 1895. He was
throwing stinkpots at Hardin all the
time, and much of the ammunition OF
the Republicans is said to have been
furnished from his Office. He is in
no shape to call for Democratic sup
port, especially from Hardin men,
Glasgow Times, Aug. TIN.
Goebel Refutes Charge.
The traducers of Mr. Goebel have
their last prop knocked from under
them. 1t has been published broad
cast over the land by his enemies that
"Goebel is an agnostic." The Leader
editor has always believed the state
ment a base fabrication, but in order
to be certain, sent a query In regard
to the matter to Mr. Goebel His reply
is typical of the man-frank and out
spoken:
my Dear Mr.. Ayres: In response
to your inquiry / have this to say:
am, and from my childhood have been
a member Of the congregation of st.
Pauls Lutheran church of this city
the church to which my parents be-
longed in their lifetime. l am a be-
lever in the Christian religion and
the divinity of Jesus Christ.
Very truly,
WILLIAM GOEBEL."
-EnltQn leader
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1899-09-05
BROWN am OId OGender.


This is not the first time Governor
Brown has been an obstacle in the way
uf party success. In 1896 he opposed
fusion and advised Major Johnston not
10 deal with the Populists. Bryan
wanted fusion in Kentucky, and after
Major Johnston had refused other
members of the committee opened
negotiations with Parker and soon
came to terms on a district basis. Ma
jor Johnston and Governor Brown, his
adviser, were given to understand that
the Second and Third districts would
make their own fusions on the cleo
tors, and they reluctantly yielded,
Major Johnston insisting that he
affair."" Subsequently, he officially
Endorsed what had been done.-Hop-
kinsville Kentuckian, July 2Sth.
A Trust Fighter.
Goebel's record as a fighter Of trusts,
railroad extortions and corporate
greed stands unchallenged by his most
devoted enemies. The fight the Louis
vile and Nashville railroad is making
on him is making friends for him
among the farmers the merchants, the
laboring men and all that large body
of voters who refuse to truckle to the
railroad political machine. Every rail-
road attorney in the state is fighting
Goebel, newspapers have been bought
by. the railroads TO fight him, and
money is being lavishly spent by all
the railroads to bring about his defeat,
for we'll they know that with such a
man as chief executive of the common
wealth the rights of the people will be
protected at all hazards.-Clinton
Democrat, Aug. 10.
Tribute to Goebel.
In a private letter to Mr.. w. r.
Howell, Hon. Robert l.. Taylor makes
this reference to Senator Goebel, the
Democratic leader in Kentucky:
II am glad to see such a man be-
trothed to such state. He Is rising
star, as bright as shines in our constel-
lation. / hope he will redeem the old
time majority for Democracy, and that
he will unlimber that big brain which
he carries around in that big head OF
his, and give to Kentucky the best ad-
ministration she has had for years.
ROBERT L. TAYL0R-1,
"Hopkinsville. KY, Aug. H."
. "A g II q II r "a.
Bears tho Tho Kind You Have Always Bought
''ss 4 Aysxzzzzax 6
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1899-09-05

ship it real
ly is, can
not be bet
ter express
ed than in
t hat old
saying, A
wife should
double her
husbands
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1899-09-05
KENTUCKY CONTEST.
A Tennessee View of the Worth of
Standard-Bearer Goebel.

Another deep-laid plan OF the Ken
lucky boilers has come to naught The
end of their strenuous effort to alien
ate the influence of Mr.. Bryan from
the support of Mr.. Goebel comes in a
warm and widely disseminated in
dorsement of his candidacy. Thus
have his foes, through the very bitter
ness of their opposition, contributed
signally to the success of the Demo-
cratic nominee.
1t would be strange, indeed, il these
enemies of William Goebel had left a
stone unturned in their efforts to de-
feat him. They have cainped upon his
political trail from the day the Demo-
Gratis of Kenton county determined to
send him to the state senate. There
has been no artitice too dishonest, no
treachery too deep, to serve theft pur-
poses They know him; they have felt
the strength of his arm; they justly
fedr the consequences to them of his
election as governor of Kentucky.
In the short space of 40 years Will
liam Goebel has arisen from the hum
blest poverty to a position command
ing the widest love and respect the
people of a great commonwealth can
bestow. He has built uI the largest
law practice, the most loyal phalanx
OF lTleUuS, anu, dDONS al, II6 uOSI
highly creditable array be enemies,
that any man in Kentucky can boast.
He has gained these things by un-
flinching loyalty and sturdy blows.
From the moment his firl,t candidacy
was announced, those CORPORATE inter-
ests of Kenton county thatlwere accus-
toned to further their ends. by political
corruption, knew they had fresh and
resolute foe to vanquish. Before he
had sat in the legislature for a week
their allies of the rest of the state
saw that their victims had gained a
champion who fought a Poutrance.
To the death the struggle has been
waged from that day to this. William
Goebel gives and asks no quarter. If
it is possible for that corporate and
private wealth, which makes the cor
ruption of Legislators and executives a
part of its business, to compass his de-
feat this fall it will be done. If he is
elected there are representatives of
malign influences, who so regularly
rendezvous there, that will tremble
when they again approach the state
house.
And he will I've elected The people
who carried him to his magnificent
victory at the Louisville convention
will sweep him to a yet >grander one
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1899-09-05

halve his sorrows. "
That's what is expected
of a wife, and the won
der Of the world is that
she comes so closely to
expectation. For as a
mile from the time of
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-12-08
PERSONAL MENTION,

]. q. Lake of MaEcn ster \ II Ma.
in the city, Thursday.
" ka., of r.o;.t
city on business. Thursday
Dr - Z Fisk of ,o,,.;a. 900,
- tha oit,.,s ,.,I,. IS. 70 oi', was
Han { N bird ~
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~ i"ufsuas'
art ~ frianIs i, ~ 'eiiersoh' - t'ie
Gays ''S ~ d ~"
,,o ni,,, = short ,i,,,a nc " 'iesah' was III
,,+>,, 'N'S "i 'eI
''oo
}. II. + ora OF orceSter, spent Il part
, =, IL = II 10y on business
freu W. h'clltoSh of the Boston
JouFhdI' Was registered at the North,
ii"''7'S
lhoiii'S W. BALDWIN Of Boothbay
riarpo,' Wa III ne city on business.
lhursoaS'
Alien L. french of Manchester y.
H. spent d part OF the day in the city.
THURSDAY.
DR.. W. s. \. Kimball of the National
Home. was calling upon Augusta
irlehds' yesterday
Barrett Potter. Esq. Of Brunswick.
was in the city, Thursday. on business
a the State House.
H. w Capen. proprietor Of The An
eusta House. left. Thursday afternoon
for a brief visit in Boston.
Scott Austin. the regular news agent
on trains p ana a. is Laid ntf fn,. ,
while. owing to IN accident
NJ. d II p,,,i.o ,..
s,,,.,,1i,,.r !, I'LL. ,,'.,.,.. .i., ~ =
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MISS Laura t'dlentiNe IF Fairfield
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-12-08

There is a new baby at the city Hos
pital. that must have been born under
a lucky star. Not only does she haV,.
nurses to wait on her. but also to ad-
I1ire her. and her blinking helplcssncsS
has appealed To even Widrr range Of
sympathy than theirs. one day. this
week. party Of gentlemen. WHO hitl
called to see a friend, Were shown I'M.
new conner Notwithstanding She
flushed Il vivid red She Winl>cd at
them ana there We're several incorriG-
ible bachelors among them. one with
less hair on his head than baby
thought it unjust for him to hr en-
duWcd with a hair brush ana shr hHv..
none. The idea proved popular. MOI
only WAS a hair brush procured but 4,
tooth brush as well. and even man.
cure set was proposed. Instead. how
ever. a rubber ring was procured to
fore stall The tooth brush. ana into the
Kit went wonderful brands of milk
Sachct powders. scented soaps. c:o.
Undoubtedly the donors were haupir.
over the result than the tiny recipient.
but she will have a Plea SAINT incident
t. relate to her grandchildren.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-12-08
STATE: HOUSE.
Another Western Pulp Firm is Looking
Toward Maine.
An Interesting Philippine letter-More Guns
Tor the State Grounds.

1t is possible that Commissioner
Matthews report on the pulp and pa
per industry Of Maine may show that
Maine has all the mills that she needs
and will decline with thanks any
others. though. of course. every person
having money enough to purchase land
and erect mill can do So one of the
signs that there are more mills yet III
store, il would seem. is indicated in the
letter that the commissioner received
the other day. from a large pulp bar
rel manufacturing company in Cincin-
natl. in which the manager says after
having asked for a copy of the forth
coming report. that possibly he may
find is necessary to erect A mill in
Maine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-12-08
TRY GRAND! TRY CRAIx.o,

Ask Your Grocer today to show YOU a
package of GRAlN-O. the new food drink
that takes the place OF coffee. The chill.
dren may drink it without injury as well
as the adult. Al who Try ii. like 1t.
GRAIN % has that rich seal brown OF
Mocha or Java. but il is made from pure
grains. ana the most delicate stomach re-
ceives it without distress. j. the price Of
coffee. 15c. and . cts per package Sold
by all procers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-12-08

1t is certain that the men Of Maine
who are in the 9Th Regular Infantry
iii the Philippines. have a warm feel
ing in their hearts for their home
state if the letter of Michael Delaney
lat" of Co. +, LIST Maine Volunteers. is
% be relied upon.
1t seems that Adjutant General
Richards sent to the young man for his
disc harG" papers during the summer
TOR tn" purpose Of paying to him the
bounty due him on account of being Il
recruit and not receiving the bounty at
the time he enlisted. The money and
the discharge papers We're sent on to
the Philippines in the latter part Of
September, 50 that Delaney received
them in October.
NJ once he sat down and in the
thankfuneSs of his heart wrote a let
ter to the general that il is a pleasure
10 read. for in it he shows that he still
has warm Spot for Maine in his
heart.
II received Your letter inclosing the
diScharg, from the Maine Volunteers
on The 10Th" he says ALLOW me to
thank You for remembering us 50 Well.
as lots of other states have not done
50 much for their men. They say here
they would like to get il as we did.
There are only Il few Of the Maine boys
in the 9Th. but we still think If the
good old State of Maine. ana always
with pleasure ANA pride.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-12-08

I'll" wedding of Miss May Duncan of
this city. and Mr.. Russell Lowell "i
Saratoga. y. NIL is announced as soon
ip tak- place. Euth E"unS people have
\. large rirch. uf friends VINO extend
hem hearty congratulations
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-12-08

\ certain physician who wears the
famous "Jarus" underwear, claims
jhat he can enter very warm room
2nd remain there until in a perspira-
tjon ana then ride in the coolest days
without taking cold. Formerly. when
Gearing the ordinary underwear. he
was almost sure t. contract a coId by
SUCH i procedure. &. H. Mason $ IN
urrivuce in selling thes" garments
,rrif.s such An experience.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-12-08

The Main" central Railroad IS offer
ing half rates for the trip To- Portland
ID the Grand Opera. Thursday. Dee. u.
when Grou's opera Company, with
Sanbrich ana others wilI present tn"
BARRIER Of Savillc'' at the jefferson
Posters are displayed. giving the fun
information ON the subject Seats ar"
sold from 81 to 81
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-12-08

Arrangements have been mad" with
Tho Maine Central 50 that tn" second
TuIlm:tn train between WatrrVill" and
Augusta. passing through Riverside az
about 1.eo A. NJ. will stop, Saturday
murnins. ID take those passengers Wh"
wish to attend the r"ny High Min
tr,l performance at riverside ana nt-
t.nd The dance. They can 60 up on tn"
: - t..ain ana u team viii meet them
1T the station. y number ar" plan
ring urun takjn. thu "trip.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-12-08
Local and Business lips.

knoWlton q Young have nice smelts
fresh mackerel. halihut. blue fish. lob
:ters and CLAIMS in the shell.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-12-08

Deputy Marshal Arsene Caller Of
Lewiston. was in the city, Thursday
afternoon. bringing ali insane man to
[ he hnSnital
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-12-08

hwy Euu win -,r ,hat hacking cough.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-12-08
We also carry
Ladies' Fur
Riding Goats

The quality make and prices tell til,
story and we are always pleased to
show the goods.
New stock of bath robes. hu,;y.. coats
and smoking jackets.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-12-08
PADEREWSKI.

only Recital city Han. Portland.
Wednesday afternoon. Jan. > Reserved
seats. 81 % and $500. Admission. S1.oo on
sale at NJ. Steinert Sons 90. 5l7 Congress
st. Half fare on an railroads To All hold
ing "Padcrewski' tickets Telephone ll9
lpCN DIV
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-12-08
Coons,
Russian Calf,
Dog and
Galloway

They ar" thoroughly manufactured
10y one of the largest ana best furri.r-
in the United States, located in the fur
sections. where garments can be made
ana sold less than the cost of manu-
facturc by small dealers. besides givin,
customers the benefit Of skilled nc
chanics ana raw furs from the best
markets of the world.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1899-03-09

north pole, and if the weather there
doesn't reach orr expectations any
nearer than the weather of the south
did, we will be APP to roast up there.
Chicago was reached at 3 o'clock on
Thursday, the 10th where many of the
party dropped oti to see the city and
visit other points before returning home.
Ike coaches and remainder of the folks
continued on to 81. Paul where they dis
banded next Gay ut noon.
Tho Writr aud Mrs. Allen left the en-
cursion in Chicago and went down to
indianapolis, Ind. over the opijsing and
best equipped ra!oad in the east the
popular "Mouon Route" Too much
can not be said in praise of this great
railroad company. lis trains are the
best. the fastest, and It's track the
smoo,hest. Its eluployes the most polite
and accommodating: When you 80 east
take the "Monun R"ute.'
At Indianapolis..o oar old home, many
improvements have been made since last
We visited there, some thirteen years
ago. West Newton, Whitcstown, Green
castle and other points, also show mark
cd advanccmcnts. Hero is the heart o
the natural gas belt, and it is the on,
fuel for warmth. cooking and light, il
thousands OF homes, Still these cite.
are not to be compared with the north
west. They do not have the push, ge
up and get there hustle that is charact
! erstic of the northern or western man
The streets are always lined with dozen.
| OF idle men looking for some place tt
eat, Fine country and all that, and thu
old established citizens have elcgau
homes and many OF them arc botl
wealthy and happy, but generally speak
ing, the place for The young man is il
the glorious northwest. Tho same
thing may be truly said of many part.
| of Wisconsin, Michigan. Illinois unt
others. Again We repeat it, after travel
ing some 1000 miles, The only place tt
| live is in the beautiful No. | hard wheat
belt Of North Dakota.
1t is needless To say that our entir,
trip was one OF completc Joy and con-
fort, notwithstanding the usual un
plcasantEcss Of travel
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FOR SALE.

The southwest quarter of section 4
township l4i, range IS. For full parti
cufars inquire &c f. S. CARPENTER.
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Notice is hereby given that the assess
ors OF each township within Steele
county, North Dakota, will meet at The
Office ct the county auditor, at Sher
brooke, y. D.. on
Saturday, March 25. 1899.
at | o'clock a. m, for tho purpose oI
receiving their assessment books an(
blanks, and for conference in resfrenct
to the performance of their duties.
The bond Of each assessor must be
filed with the county auditor at or be-
fore the time he receives such assess
mcnt books and blanks. ....
7. s. IIUNT,
County 4 tuditor.
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Dreadfnliu Earunna

Gents was dreadrully nervous, and
for relief took your karl's Glover Root
Tea. 1t tquictcd Eiy nerves and strength
encd my whole Nervous System. was
troubled with Constitution. Kidney and
Bowel trouble. Your Tea soon cieansed
my system 50 thoroughly that | rapidly
rcganed hcalt h and strength. Mrs S
a: Sweet. Hartford, Conn. Sold by
Hleischer Il Co.
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Teachers Notice,

The next regular examination of
teachers for Steele county will be held
at Shcrbroolsc, on Friday, March 10, be,
giniDg at $3.50 a. IN,
BE on hand promptly ia the morning,
for all applicants wi.I be required TO fin
ISL the same Gubject ut the same time.
". Ii. BCTLER, Co. Supt,
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1899-03-09
TELl. YOUR S,lSTER

a Beautiful CorlpIeXion is an impossi-
biIity without good pure blood. the sort
that only exists in connection with good
digestion, a healthy liver and bowels.
Aasls Glover Root Tea acts directly on
the bowels, liver aud kidneys keeping
them in perfect health. Price D cts.
and 30 CTS. For sale by lIeischcr {; Co,
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DO IOjr KNOW

Consumption is prcycntable? Science
has proven that. and also that neglect is
suicidal. The worst cold or cough can
be cured with Shiloh's Cough and Con-
sumption Cure. Sold on positive guar
anteo for over fifty years. For sale by
E'lcschcr (. Co.
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IN CIGARS 4 SOFT DRINKS, ;

A CllNE SOLICITORS WANTED EVERY
"A where for The story Of the Philippines
by Murat llalStcHd, commissioned by the govern
mcnt rs official historian OF the war department.
The book was written in army camps at San
In the hospitals 1T Honolulu. in Hong Kong in
the American trenches III Mani!a, in the insurg-
rnt camps with Aguinaldo. on The deck Of The
Olympia with Dewey. and IN the roar Of battle ut
the fall Of Manila. EonanIa for agents. Brlnl-
ful of orig slnal pictures taken by government
photographers ON the spot. Large book. Low
prices. Big profits. Freight paid Credit given
Drop nll trashy unofficial war books Onln Tree
Address r. !. barber. Scc'y, Star Insurance
Bldg, Chicago. 5-l
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NTANTED SEVERAL TRUSTWORTHY
w persons IN TINS state to manage Oiir bust,
moss In their own nnd near by counties. II Is
mainly ONCE work ronl u"lrh NJ home. SALARY
straight 5000 year ANA expenses rdolniir, bon
nilds, no more no loss salary, Monthly Slb, l,u'
ferencrs.. lgnross seli'hudfrsscd stamped on
yelopg, lierber! Il, Hess, fIcsl, Dept. NJ, chi
cAgo, !l' w
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-11-22
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es tpurbe MIR BON t~penigen feBbaften Qdsr>
bauern Dauerno betpDbnt. 9fo9 i'm Qnfanqe
bieies Sabrbunberts buben &eiienoe ben
9auran fait menf6enleer gefunben. @egen=
pGrtig baben bic SruIen bic 8ergbebuintn
bes 9aurangebtrges unb Der 2ega psrbrGngt
ober it9 unternorfen.
b. Sppen6eim's &aratpane b eifanb aug siz
mem aus !9ama 9ebirtigen Sprer, Der an
Der amertfanH3en 9o9f3ule gu Beirut DE
bt5in fubirte unb als arabtf9er Sefretdr
fungtrte, aus benz S9e9 Munfur 9eofr, Ell
mem &rnenier als &o4, 5pet 6rtFlihsn SDz
riern als 9ienern, einem perier ais 9teiiz
fne9t unb mebreren 8ebuinen a1s &aueslz
treibern. Ser Sbierparf umfaBte Elm 6o1bes
9ubenb ~gReitpferbe, arnbif9e 9engite, einige
Reitfameele unb atpDlf 2aftfameele, benen
mdn3r1dl Big 81 5ebn peitere 2aItfameeI.e
sugeIeQt tperoen muBten, I'M @affer unb
Sutter gu i9leppen. Die &eiie fieG in ben
9p9ipmmer, tpel9er 5ubem 1893 na9 ben
iibereinftimmenben Mnga6en Der @inge6orez
men Defenders beiB mar. Nuf ben Mariz
mumtbermometern tonnte fir bic beiBeiten
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-11-22

fonnten. 9Gtten iie einen ibrer Nngreifer
get0btet, 70 pGre ibr S9idial beiiegelt getpez
len, ba bic 8lutra9e bic @erpfli9tung our
freunbli9en Nufna6me bes BON einem Stamz
nesgenuien geleiteten Sremben aufge6oben
6Gtte.
Dim &raterranb bes 916ebeG Ses beuten
8ubGrei9e fabdii6e Sni4riften ouf bic urz
6eimat6 Der friiberen 8epo6ner bie1es @ebiez
tes Fin. CUR &0mer3eit tparen bier Srupz
pen itationtrt, pobl Inn bic bamals pie 6eute
Itets unru6igen 8epo6ner Der Steinpiifte
i'm 3aum gu 6alten, gGei43eitig a6er UNI i'm
8erein init anberen @arni1pnen in Gunner,
Remard, 8psra bic fru9tbaren fbrti9en
S6GGer gegen Snbaitonen Der groBen Debut
nenitdnme Der eigentli9en Wiiite gu f9iBen.
Ser &itt Biz Gunner bel onbers in benz 1ibz
Ii3 BON Nemara gelegenen S6eiGe mar fiir9z
terlt9 getpefen; trobbem Sc S9lGu9e nit
Waher mitgefibrt tpor6en paren, bate bic
&aratpane Bel ibrer 4ntunft teinen Srppfen
Waher mebr. 9ie Sphere batten un1Ggli9
gelitten, fait nirgenbs mar bier Der @eg brett
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-11-22

@O@en Der &eife a1s 9ur@f&nitt Der Saz
gesmarimu etpa AZ Grab geliius uno
i~i6erbaupt als bD@ite beoba6tete 9ibe zine
Semperatur BON "a @rab Gelitus I'M 59atz
ten fonftatirt perOen. MbgeIeben BON Der
@efabr bes l1eberfales bur3 itreiFen5e Sez
buinen muBte f6On aus biefem @runbe bic
Reife meit BET Nabt gema9t peroen. 9it
9arrazgebuinen finb fdmmtli9 Hau6DD(fer,
pelAe NIT feinem anberen Der grDBeren Be-
Ouinen itdmme, pie ben Nne8e, freunbl6aft=
li9e 8e3iebungen unterbdlten. Saft ung.z
itraft tDnnen iie ibre 8aub3iige fel6it gsgen
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