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The evening times., 1899-12-15
CIVIL SERVICE PLANS.
Officers Elected at the Indianapolis
Annual Meeting.

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Dec. 15.-The Ma
tional Civil Service League held its nine
teenth annual meeting here yesterday and
at its conclusion Carl Schurz was re-
elected president and the old executive
committee was chosen. for another year.
At the meeting letters We're submitted
as having been sent to President Mckinley
by the league, under date Of November 1S
which have not heretofore been published
The letters were signed by the execu-
tive committee and referred to a call Of
the committee upon the President to re-
monstrate against the contemplated order
excluding certain places from the classi-
fed service. II Is. then stated that the
President In that interview promised to
add other places greater In number than
those excluded and he is reminded that he
did not comply with the promise, but ex-
, cluded great many more than he in
cluded.
The letter asked II the committee might
not still hope that it was the Presidents
intention to carry out his promise and
pointed out the fact that the consular serv-
ice ought to be brought within the civil
service law.
a note from the Presidents private sec
retary acknowledged the receipt of the
letter, but the President has never replied
TO 1t.
The evening times., 1899-12-15
CONTESTS IN KENTUCKY.
Senator Blackburn Thinks
Chances Very Favorable.

Chances Very Favorable.
FRANKFORT, KY, Dec. 15.-The mem
bers Of the Democratic State Committee, in
executive session. representing seventy
counties, decided by unanimous vote that
contests for the Offices of governor and
lieutenant governor should be made and
appointed a committee to draft resolutions
calling upon Senator Goebel and Mr.. Beck
ham to make the fight.
The joint meeting Of the three commit
tees was presided over by Senator Black
burn, who made vigorous talk in calling
it to order. He said that he had thought
the conditions sufficiently serious to war
rant joint meeting for the purpose of dis
cussing 1t, and that he was decidedly In
favor Of demanding that Senator Goebel
make contest.
II have seen It stated in some of the
papers," said he, that a contest before the
legislature by the Democrats would injure
my chances Of being sent hack to the Sem
aLe by that body. would much rather see
Democratic administration in the State
of Kentucky than to be a member OF the
United States Senate the rest of my life,
or to myself occupy the Presidential chair. I"
There were calls for speeches from SEN
ator Goebel and Mr.. Beckham, and they
came before the committee and made
short talks, agreeing to abide by its action.
The evening times., 1899-12-15

The growing popularity OF American
| corn. in all parts of the world. is illus
trated by the November statement of ex-
ports of breadstuffs, Just issued by the
Treasury Bureau of Statistics It shows O
larger quantity of corn exported in the
eleven months ending with November
! 1899, than in the corresponding months OF
any preceding year, and at a higher rate
per bushel than in any year since 1895.
The total exports of corn in the eleven
months ending with November. 1899. were
! 1S5. .S32. $50 bushels, valued at $74,742, ,127
while in the corresponding months of last
year the 1S5. .2S4. $40 bushels exported only
brought s6S.513,147. the average export
price in the eleven months of 1899 being
40 cents per bushel, against 81 cents in
1898 and 81 cents in the corresponding
! months of 1897. That the growth has been
steady and rapid is shown by a compari-
son of the figures of 1898 and 1899 with
those OF 1898 and 1894
In 1898 the exports of corn in the eley-
en- months ending with November were
4S.602. 1888 bushels. and in 1894 1870, ,232
bushels. the total for 1928 and 1899 being
more than four times as much as that of
1898 and 1891. In cOrnmeal the growth is
equally rapid. the exports during the elev-
en- months of 1893 and 1894 being re-
spectively. 235. 5.241. and 237,095 barrels,
while in the eleven months of 1898 the
figures were 3,0s3 barrels, and in 1899
79S. Ill barrels.
Most Of the corn exported goes to Eu-
rope. and its popularity seems to be gain
ing there. To the United Kingdom. the
exports Of corn in the ten months ending
with October were in 1899, 69, 333, 800 BUSH
els. against 61,s39. .167 bushels in 1898; to
Germany 35.s64, ,1e9 bushels in the ten
months of 1899, against 34.SsS.3S1 in the
ten months of 1898 and 27.412 ,3Ss bushels
in the ten months of 1897; to France the
exports In 1899 were slightly less than
those Of 1898 or 1897, by reason Of the un-
usually large grain crop in that country.
while to other European countries the eA-
ports of the ten months OF 1899 were a.
505.443 bushels. against SS,2il.SS5 in 1895.
and Sc, ,Se6, ,3SS in the corresponding months
of 1897.
This steady increase in the exports OF
corn. TO European countries, and especially
the increase in 1899 over preceding years.
is the more remarkable because OF the fact
that the general supply of breadstuffs IN
Europe IN the present year is vastly in eS-
cess of the preceding year when the SUP
ply was unusually short. and the fact that
the demand for corn continues in the face
of an increased supply of me-grown
breadstuffs indicates i rapid growth in It's
populali,y.EFE -e - - =
The following tables show the exports
OF corn and corn meal from the United
States in the eleven months ending with
November. from 1898 10 1899:
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MooDY,s5 CONDITION SERIOUS.
Friends aud Relatives Anxious About
the Renowned Evangelist.

EAST NoRTHFIELD, Mass, Dec. 15.-
DR.. n. P. Wood, the family physician OF
Dwight L. Moody, the evangelist, issued
the following bulletin last night.
Dwight l.. Moody has not been as well
during the past few days. Complications
have arisen which have caused much anx-
iety. His lower extremities are swelling
and albumena has appeared, which is con-
sidered TO be due to the cardiac or heart
trouble. DR.. Frederick c. Shattuck, of
Boston, professor Of clinical medicine at
Harvard Medical School, was called in con-
sultation Wednesday. He endorsed the
diagnosis already made and is quite hope
full of ultimate recovery. Mr.. Moody is
confined to his room and sees only his fam
lily and most intimate friends"
DR.. Wood declines to add anything at all
to the above bulletin or explain it in any
way. 1t is believed the condition Of Mr..
Moody is very serious.
The evening times., 1899-12-15
RAILROAD DEAL DENIED.
Report That Baltimore and Ohio Had
Been Purchased COntradicted.

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 15.-The state
ment that the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany had purchased or intended to pur-
chase the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad,
made again on the street in connection
with the announced increase IN the capital
stock Of the Pennsylvania Company, is
said by officials of the latter company to
be without foundation.
1T is true said a prominent official OF
the Pennsylvania Company" that there is
now pending an arrangement between the
two companies concerning the regulation
of traffic. but that is all. There will be no
absorption. Further than that, l cannot
say"
That the details Of the agreement are
not yet completed is evident by the fact
that the annual meeting of the Baltimore
and Ohio stockholders is again postponed.
it being announced that the meeting will
be held some time in January.
What the agreement between the roads
will mean is now merely conjecture, but
it is accepted generally that the traffic
agreement will be comprehensive and 1t is
also pretty well assured that the New York
Central is a party to the plan.
The evening times., 1899-12-15
Discovered by a Woman.

Another great discovery has been made. md
that, too, BY lady in this country 'Diseass
fastened its clutches upon her and for seven
years she withstood its severcst tests, but he,
vital organs were undermined and death SEEM.
ed imminent. For three months she couubed
incessantly. and could not sleep. :, She, f3nali,
discovered . way to recovery. by purchasing
Consumption, and was 50 much relieved on
taking first dose that she slept all night; and
with two bottles has been absolutely cured. Her
name is Ars. Luther LntE.",. Thus writes W, q.
Hamnick Co., Of Shelby. N. c. Trial bot
Regular size SOC and $l.oo Every bottle guar
antced. - - sfr-t s7s- 1s3'l..
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Two Stranger. Agree.
(From the Boston Transcript.

On one Of the recent warm days sour-visaged,
middl- aged, fussy woman got on an open car in
the subway, = Next to her sat man who was
smoking q cigar. More than that, the woman
snifiug, made out that the man had been eat
ing onions Still more than that, she had the
strongest kind OF suspicion that he had been
drinking beer. The woman fused and wrfgglcd
and grew angrier and looked at the man scorn-
fully Presently she could endure II no longer.
She looked .squsrely at him and said:
s'i you were my husband, sir, I'd give you q
dose Of psieoD.' igssst 81
The man looked at her. 'slf I werc your llns-
band" he sAid, I'D take it, etss
The evening times., 1899-12-15
Like Any Church HIer,rc,,

The Mormon hierarchy, like any Church
hierarchy, when it undertakes to interfere with
state affairs, becomes a danger. The essential
tion. was patent to every observer. A. long as
the Church exists it must be continued, to more
or less extent, and it is almost sure TO be exer-
cised to the disadvantage Of the people.
The evening times., 1899-12-15
FRIENDSHIP ENDS IN DEATH.
George Zend Kills Anthony Confer
at Altoona, Pa.

ALTOONA, Pa, Dec. 15.-Anthopy Con-
ter and George Zepd, two residents of
Vandergrift, who had been friends for
years, quarreled over a balance of is cents
due Confer in a business deal. Zend
claimed the sum was an overcharge, and
Confer indignantly denied the statement.
Angry words ensued and Zend, in a fury,
finally remarked:
I'll settle our accounts finally with
this" and, drawing revolver, blew out
the brains of his creditor. Zend iled from
the town. He was followed Ten miles by
detectives. who finally lost all trace of
him. The murderer and his victim leave
families of spali children.
The evening times., 1899-12-15
PENNsY's oARsMEN ABROAD.
Plan to Enter q Boat Crew In Inter
national Contests.

national Contests.
1t is understood that the project of
sending boat crew abroad next season,
is being discussed at the University of
Pennsylvania. There has never been a
crew Of Pennsylvanians in any OF the in
ternational contests, and 1t is believed that
they will make good showing. The men
have brought the matter to the attention
Of the captain Of the crew, and the coach,
and both Of these officials are heartily in
favor of the plan.
II the proposition is carried to sue
cessful end, it will necessitate the form
ing OF two crews for the season; one for
the trip across the water, and another to
enter the races at Poughkeepsie.
The evening times., 1899-12-15
smau Price for I,,,r,r

LITTLE ROCK, Ark, Dec. 15.-The Ii
brary of former Attorney General Garland
was sold at public auction here yesterday,
for the insignificant sum of s125. 1t con-
sisted of 2,i90 volumes.
The evening times., 1899-12-15
AMERICAN CORN lBiSssDD
Proof Of It's Growing Popularity in
All Parts Of the World.

A steady Increase in the Quantity
Sent Ia European Countries shown
ury Bureau of statistics-A Com
parative Statement of Exports.
The evening times., 1899-12-15
Exports ii corn:
Eleven months enGing November

These tables show that the increase in
consumption Of corn. and corn meal is
growing with extraordinary rapidity in for
eign countries.
The evening times., 1899-12-15
PosTOFFICE NOTICE.

WASHINGTON. d. C. PosToFFlCE NOTICE
Should be read daily. as changes may occur at
any time.
FOREIGN MAILS forwarded 10 the ports OF
sailing daily, and the schedule Of closngs Is
arranged on the presumption of their uninterrupt-
ed overland transit. For the week ending De-
cember l6, 1892 the last connecting closes VIII be
made from this Office follows:
Transatlantic Mails.
FRIDAY-(e) AT mos p. m. for NETHERLANDS
direct, per 8. s. Amsterdam, from New York.
via Rotterdam. Letters must be directed
''Per s. $ Amsterdam"
tc) At Hos p- m. for ITALY, per $ g.
Kaiser William ii, via Naples, from New
York. Letters must be directed per q. ..
Kaiser William IL"
tc) AT u:O5 p. m. for EUROPE. per s. s.
Iucanis.- from New York, via Queenstown.
PRINTED MATTER, ETC.-German steamers
sailing from New YORK On Tuesdays take Printed
Natter etc, for GERMANY, and specially adj
dressed Printed Matter, etc. for other parts Of
EUROPE.
American ard White Star steamers sailing
from New York Wednesdays German steam
from New York on Thursdays, and Cunsrd,
French, and German steamers, IRON New York
Saturdays, take Printed Matter, etc, for all
countries for which they advertised to carry
mails.
The evening times., 1899-12-15
FINANCIAL.
M.rsesth.I-r I.i.otype Company.

MePGeptheieF tdnotyPe Company.
NEW YORK, Dec. II, 1892
AT A MEETING Of THE BOARD OF DIRECT
ors, held this day, regularly quarterly dividend
Of Two and a Half Per Cent and an extra divi-
dend Of Two and Half Per Cen. were declared
payable on and after Dec. 2s, 1870. to the stock
holders Of record on Saturday, Dec. 10. 1899, at
one O'Clock p. m.
The transfer books will close Saturday, Dec.
16. 1s9a at O'Clock p. m, and reopen on
Tuesday, Jan. 2, 1900, at ten o'clock q. m.
a FRED'K J. WARBuRToS.
dei3-2t em Treasurer.
The evening times., 1899-12-15
= Treatment for s1ls~rabl.

Treatment for MiEerable
Men. Free. Weakness,
nervous waste, secret losses,
decline. cured by our exclu-
sivc methods. Wonderful
appliance and remedies seit
on trial and opprosoI. No
advance pay required, NO
CO. D. scheme. Information
of supreme value, nowhere
else obtA5na BILE. sent free.
. CO.. DuFeAIo. MI. !.
The evening times., 1899-12-15

MONEY loaned salar.ed people and retail mar
chants upoa their own names, without se
curity; easy payments TOANAN. Room -. sos
N Q - sc01u
The evening times., 1899-12-15
Loans Of $40
and upwards made
ON EURNITUR-:
PIANOS, HORSEA

Wagons, ETC., at lowest rates and on The day
you apply W. are leaning the Building &
toan Assoc alton plan, which makes the cost Of
carrying loans much less than you psy else.
where snd allows you to pay 1t Oh In any dxsd
montisl You only pay for the use Of money fof
the leDgth Of time you carry It. you have .
loan with some othe. company We will pay It
cheerfully given and no cost TO you uniess loan
q made. Loans made anywhere In the District
Can and get rates. Front room. drst 1oos. SCI
entiRc American Building.
National Mortgage Loan Co
..- 625 F Street N. W.
The evening times., 1899-12-15
Money to loen
Household Furniture, Pianos, etc,

II you are IN need OF money, Ne desire to In
furm you Of our new method. We can secure you
cost than ever before and below the rate Of any
ether COMPANY In the city. You can pay in full
at any time after the loan ID secured. and 1t viii
snly cost you ior guch time you have had the
money. On brsnes, 1. strictly private. and Ill
applications are treated conhdentially. II y0
have loan With any other concern you can .
s.Jncy 4 desired. will pay you to call and -
us before going elsewhere. We are ready at slr
snd all times during once hours to gtve infosm6.
tion cooceraing our business methods. and yuU
vii receive courteous treatmsnt.
CAPITAL LOAN GUARANTEE CO..
sp1s.f tn3 3 St. n W.
The evening times., 1899-12-15

HONEY 10 LOAN at ~. 81. 4, and Az per
cent. In sums Of q. 900 to $1,000 on b. q.
real estate; pay of and per cent mortgaxss
snd begin anew; all transactions conducted with
economical consideration for borrower WA Il
oAUNDERS CO.. 1907 4. NV. iyl.tf-en
The evening times., 1899-12-15

honey TO LOAN ON APPROVED coILAr.
ERAL - No delay. CHARLES A, BAKER
Rooms 40 and ~, Netzerott Building. mo = q.
iel2tf
The evening times., 1899-12-15

WANTED-Losn Of 81. 600 at per cent on prop
erty rented; one square from Pension Office Ad-
dress BOX 4s7, this Office del5-3t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-20
Ser Vrnnnften>M arft.

(Die unten itebsnpsn pysiis bs5isben
fi9 auf bas Gngrus% 8ei4dit; i'm
gnbetuil : 9anoel lit Elm entlp1sz
dsnber Quff4lag 81 bers4nsn.)
Sn ge5lag auf ale f~sinsren 5rii3te,
BON tpslden !6utiddIi4 fem llsbsrTuB
porbanosn lit, 5sigt Der 2Gpfeimartt
cine felte Stimmung, pbgei6 bic gu
ienounoen i'm NQgemsinsn aiemli6 be-
osutenb Iino. Die Na9frage piro jebt
bsi'm 9erunnoben Der 5eisrtdge lteti9
kb9after. - arpnsbeeren be-
bauptsn ibrsn bisberigen preis; Der
lmiaB III Elm gutter. - Die Offerten
BON 6loripasp NpIslfinen ino
n;4t iebr bsoeutsnD, bic Nadfr1gs oaz
eesen lit is6r 5ufrsotnitelenb. -
SDbnen unb Grbfsn aug benz
Suben iino islten uno er!piinI4t. -
Ssl(erie, rtnn in gutem gu tanbe,
1T in gutter Na6frage. = 8utsr iuoz
liaer &opfialat lit erpiini4t.-
9slbe Spiebstn bebatpten i9rsn
Nerth. - NeiBtobt lit feIt i'm
Yniis.
Die Prs;is limb, pie fofgt:
qepfel, PRO SAB -. S1.6O-$3.O0
3uderrii6en, pro gInoel 2c.-2Jc.
DeiBto6l, pro 100 $2.50-$5.OO
aronsb:eren, pro SUB $6.0O-$7.OO
alrtoffelr, pro 8uitel >. 45c.-55c.
aorotten, pro Yineel 1c.-11c.
SeQerie, pro 0uBenb -. 15c.-45c.
Weerrettig, pro gui6eltiits $1-S1.25
appfialat, pro 8uI6slfiIt s 4Oc.-5Oc.
Gunos Riibsn, pro a:Ite 1Oc.-125c.
GaOitsfen, pro 100 ..... SOC.
glumento6l, pro &rate $2.0O-$2.75
grbien, pro 8orb =. $1.5O-$1.75
Crime 8Ghnen, pro aorb 75c.-$1.25
Grsms<gruttsr, pro 9funo 23c.-2Sc.
Do. 9airp print, pro pfo. 2Oc.-25c.
Gier, pro Subsno 18c.-20c.
2sbgnO:s Gefllssl, pro gTuno:
Nlte 9Ifntr 6@c.-7c.
Sung: 9uRntr T.-74c.
putsr 7.-84c.
@nten G.-8c.
Gdnis, PRO stid . 45c.-60c.
Saubtn, pro Yaar 15c.-20c.
@~dfrafts!es 9tfiijseI, pro PIunD:
Sun9s 9iaSrsr 7c.-7ac.
a!ts Siibnsr 6c.-7c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-20

Telb1 als bsr 9rDBere Mnerfanntsr biz
Wsae ebnen beifen, er battle ollrf
@ort unb S6rift auFtfdrenD gstpirft,
ourh 9eibopfer unb unabldHige per-
fDnlite 8emiibuna ben NIT Der Note
tdtnpfenoea 8erbannlen iibsr MaIer
sebalien - nun mar isner 9lorreihsr
Sieeer gebiieben, tpdbreno er Islb5t, Der
audi mil feinsm S6affsn 9prlduFer
unb 8prtdmpFsr bes 9stpaltigen sez
pslen mar, Iih pon Der Qagemeinbslt
INNER nod nur als Der g~eniul|1e SID
pier1pielep bss Sabrbunosrts, niAt
aber au6 al5 Elm 5onbi6Eer bon elm
3igarter gsbeuiung, alg fraftpouer
HeutDner unp Pfaofinosr anerfannt
mar. Sobalo er oaber bemerfte, Dab
bieFer unfheinbare Slpridn Wubr mil
isiner riibrenosn 9erebrung ni4t nur
Dor Dem 8labierbsrps, Fpnbern melt
mebr Dor Dem Gpmponilten fniele,
pu6s bic 5beilnabme. bic er bic lem
h16e:oenen iuneen Manne entge9enz
bradte, gu elmer ernTtsn Ddterii6en gu
neigung beran, bic tire Nabruns aus
Der 9oFFnln9 1og, in inn Ii9 e;ren
psrfdnbniBponen DolmetF6 Fsiner
groben unperItanbsnen Werte, einen
treuen 8epobrer isines gtt|tieen Grz
bes ~berun3isben gu fDnnen. 60 ent=
pidetts Iih benin in bieIen fruhibarsn
MprgenTtunbsn aus Dem gaprsutber
Srgunif tsniphn e;n e6tsr 9is5toiriz
gent.
Gnrtifkuro iofofl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-20
Gin 2icaclfein<IruIf.

Bottom, 10. Os5. - untsr benz
Nomsn Union 9rid Company" fat
Ii6 nun aud Elm Srut BON 3iege.z
Itein : 5abritantsn gebiloet. OerIel6e
1T atpar IN Stem 9Serigb incorporirt.
iebph nirb Mler. G. Yprter bon 3d.
ton prdlibent uno 81. 90. Wbitmb,
ebenFans bon Bolton. SdabmsiIter
beKeiben Iein. Der SruTt miro nidt
tpenissr als SO 3iegelTtein : 5ubritanz
ten umFai1en, bic in Nsu : gngionD
nDrblih bon Connecticut uno R6oos
Sslanb, DItlid ppm Subion uno iubz
lih bon Saco. We.. gelesen lino. Nur
tpertee in bie3em 9ebiete gelegsne 3tez
gelfteinfabrifen Der %geip0hrlidsn Dirt
IpGen ni6t gu benz SruIt seh0rsn.
Die gu benz Sruit sdhlenoen So
brifen babsn i'm psrflpHen9 Sabre
325.OOO,OOO Stiid 3ieselIsins pro-
cu5irt; Der proFit per 1000 betrdst
$1.4O, mas bei elmer 9robuftion ppn
3OO,OOO,OOO Stid einsn 9eIammt=
profit BON $4,000 per Sabr aus
maft. Der @erfauF bon 3sgelltsiz
men aner DIRT piiroe bel ben iesigen
OurdfdnittspreiIen einen prpfit bon
Epear $675,00O fir Den 5ruIf OBJ
mprfpn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-20
BUR Gebcnlfait gc;uarn.

MIbanb, q. o.. 10. Deg. -
5iilfspoItmeiIfer 3silman BON bier
uno s. MofFit. superintendent bes
@eloorbre : Oepartemen.s bes 6ieiiz
gen Ycitamts. erpirtten pom 8unz
bsscpmmiFdr Meao einen 8erhuftsz
bsFebl gegsn 5ermann 2ebmurn aus
Der Gtoot Nen : gorf auF bic Inz
tlase, bab Dieler bier am perfloHenen
OonnsrItag cine @eloprore unter fall
idsn 0orIpieeslungen eintafirt hube.
Dem Nnseflagten mar Elm on Wm.
goben, 2umpenbdnoler in RepzYorf,
NIT Dem er gemeiniam gereiIt mar,
abreRirter 8rief mil elmer 9sloprors
in bic Sdnpe eefo1en unD er tahirte
bic auT $50 laut.nos Orore unter
benz 8orssben eN1, er lei Wm. Goben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-20
diabetes.

Inter olIen rlitteIn eeeeft Snderfrarfs
belt 1T &arlSbao oas Bette uno hat itb
In oer mtiiten 3dllen bepdhrt.
DR.. J. Seeeen, Protector Der mleoisin an
Der Wiener uitiperiitdt, taet In feinem bes
rubnten Derfe iber Diabetes nlellitns :
Don allen mitteF1 eeeen oieies Seioer, Ole
in mei1ter lanejdhrieen proris eebraudt
uno nab oen pielen Grperimenter. Ole tb
fo1pohl rpie Gapa5itdten ais Ginger, 5ledles,
bIatpa,ef uro 2lnoere oetnadt, peroiert
Karlsbaoer Da6er an eriter STEELE eenannt
gu meroen. >,
lille citirten 2lntcritdten firnnen NIT
mir oarin therein, oa6 Karlsbaocr Uaner
iib bel Diabetes anf oas Seite bepdhrt.
Jb babe i'm Saufe pieler 0alre cine erobe
2ln,ahI nit oieiem Seioen behafteter Per-
iorett beharoelt mo nit 1nterefe feline
nirfunaen in Se5ue auf 6eou5irnng oss
SuferaebaItes beobadtet. Die Grfahru1e
lebrte mid, DAB in alien fallen ohne ansa
nabme cine Se6eruns bemcrfbar rpar, Ole
iih auh na9 Dem 6ebraud ees Uafers
nrlo ielbt oart seiete, lpellr1 feilte ltren9e
Didt inneeehalten wuroe."
nlan bite iib Dor Nadahmnneen.
Das ehte Karlsbaoer Daier trd9t oen
1lamens5na pon yGisner & Wenoel.
fon 60, olteinise 2leenten, Hem Qorf",
onf Ger 6alsetifctte.
pamphlete weroen frei 5ueeianot.
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Ser NafIaB einrs 0ei,baljes.

louisville, ap., 10. Deg. -
pe!sr 2eitI6ut folgte bieIer Sage fet.
ner i'm Sonuor psritorbenen 9attir
in ben Sob. 9as alte panr butt,
ftats febr drmlih eslsbt, unb Sober
mann bielt es fir bsttelorm.
Naa Ieinem Sobe fano man 8ant:
nptsn in Der SDbs BON $4,000, ferml
$4,000 in 9olo unb $4,000 ii
Bombs. Seine grben melosten ii6,
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