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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-05-07

tries.
If the Golden Rule shoe department.
was plaCarded with signs bearing the
" lords, shoes made while you walt. pat
rons might be somewhat incredulous. but
visit to the east wing of the big store.
where Il complete set of shoe inanufactur-
ing machines are at work, turning out fin
ished articles before the eyes of the OBJ
server, would remove the doubt. The
machines have been in operation since
last Monday and are constantly surround
ed by the crowds of shoppers visiting the
Golden Rule An attendant familiar with
the different machines is present to an
swer questions of the curious, and his is
busy task Every one wants to know
what makes the wheels go round as 1t
were. because the sight of the rapid ev-
olution of several pieces Of leather into
a dainty piece of footgear is a novelty
as well as a subject of deep interest.
Thoroughly modern in every detail, the
machines at work give the best possible
illustration of the shoemakIng industry.
Whenever possible other things being
equal, w. H. Elsinger & Co., proprietors Of
the Golden Rule. patronize home industry,
and it is in part to give their patrons an
object lesson in what is being done in
ST. Paul in the line of shoe manufacturing
that the display is being made. The ma
chimes are placed by Sharood & Crooks,
whose skilled operators manipulate them.
w. H Elsinger & Co. are among the
wholesale firms heaviest buyers, as
is shown by the fact that they
paid SharOod & Crooks $4,000
for boots and shoes alone. The
amount for this year will be much
larger as the Golden Rule has ordered
Tor the month of May alone $4,000 worth
OF footwear. A twofold object is attained
by the Golden Rule in. the display. 1t
will show the people of st. Paul just how
their shoes are made, and bring forcibly
TO mind the growth and apparent perma-
nency of the local shoe industry, as the
same shoes manufactured at the Golden
Rule are On sale throughout the civilized
world, where they have gained a place
among the best products of shoe manu-
featuring concerns. Indeed, 1t is said to
be a fact that these goods made In st.
Paul seem to be more sought abroad than
at home because the people here have
not as vet fully realized the great advan-
tages being offered by the home made
goods.
In the Golden Rule exhibit there are
five machines all perfect patterns of the
latest complete Goodyear shoe lnanufac-
turing machines. Each machine performs
its particular part in the shoemaking pro-
cess. and under the direction of the skill
ed operators seems little short Of human
I'm the intricacies 1t performs. Watching
these machines, noting the rapidity OF ac-
ton and the perfect articles they turn
out, it seems almost imaginative that
shoes were ever slowly made by hand
Then, too. the machines make a more
finished di1ro cboa
than the most expert cobbler of other
days turned out.
Besides the machines on exhibition
there are probably a dozen others that
enter into the process of modern shoe
making, but these are not shown at the
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-05-07
CHARLES B. D. OLMSTED DEAD
PROMINENT BUSINESS MAN PASSES
AWAY AT HIS OsCEOLA AVE-
NUE. HOME
He Had Been q Resident of ST. Paul
for Over Twenty Years-One of
the Active House of Hope Work.
ers for Years.

ers for Years.
Charles E. D. Olmsted, for over TWEEN
ty years q prominent business man of
this city, died last evening at his home,
6eS Osceola avenue, at the age of fifty
two.
About three weeks ago he was taken
from Grand avenue car in fainting
condition and carried into Bowen & Mum
cy's art store, whence he was taken home
and never fully recovered. His health
broke down somewhat about three years
ago after an attack of Bright's disease,
but he was able to look after his business
affairs. although not in the best of health
until this later illness. Heart failure
was the cause Of the late attack
Mr. Olmsted was born In LakeviIle.
Livingston county, N. Y, near Rochester.
and began his business life In New York
city In the employ of tbs Delaware and
Hudson Canal company In New York
he was threatened with consumption and
came to st. Paul. where he recovered his
health and was sound in body until three
years ago, as related. He was married
7. in April, 1882, to Miss Ellen Dwight. of
Boston, and they have two children who
survive him, Amelia and Theodore
During his residence here Mr.. Olmsted
has been very active in church work
From 1892 to 1896 he was superintendent
of the House of Hope Mission on Bradley
street. and has ever since taken an active
interest in its welfare, although unable
to be identified so prominently with it.
lie was also deacon In the House Of
Hope, and during the pastorate Of DR..
Breed, assisted the pastor in the flnancia1
work of the church to large extent.
Upon his removal about a year ago to
the present family residence, he became
q member of the First Presbyterian
church and has been superintendent of
the Sunday school, as well as president
OF the board of trustees
The funeral will be held from the First
church, Lincoln avenue and Grotto street
this afternoon at $50. as the body will be
taken to Geneseo. N. Y, for interment
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-05-07
HOW IT STARTED.
THE CRAZE FOR TREATING CATARRH, BRONCHITIS
AND CONSUMPTION BY INHALATION
Brought About by the Wonderful Cures rlade
Through the Use of Hyomei.
A New Dry Air Germicide and the Only One That
Can Be Inhaled.


Re
at
beendi
edi
ho of
fol
called o
completely l6 wonder
wild that
hundred
should
Fyomei Through Its
No other manufact
Fomei and take nothing
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-05-07
CONSUMPTION CURED

An old physician, retired from practice had
placed in his hands by an East India mis-
sionary the formula of a simple vegetables
remedy for the speedy and permanent cure
81 Consumption. Bronchitis Catarrh. Asthma
positive and radical cure for Nervous Delhi
ity and all Nervous Complaints Having
tested its wonderful curative powers in
thousands of cases, and desiring to relieve
human suffering, l will send free of charge
to all who wish it. this recipe. in German,
French or English. with full directions for
preparing and using. Sent by mail by al
dressing. with stamp. naming this paper. W
A. Noyes. 800 Powers Block. Rochester.
n. Y,
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-05-07
AT THE STATE UNIVERSITY.

The senior class play ''Rediviva" Is
completed and rehearsals have begun.
Priest, assisted by Miss Grace Mitchell
and Mr.. Steve Baxter. The plot of the
play is most attractive, while the thor
ment will assure delightful entertain
ment to those who are privileged to be-
present at the presentation of the play
May 20.
The senior promenade committee are
completing their plans for this annual
popular event. 1t will occur Wednesday
evening, May 81, at the Armory, and pro-
casions of the kind at the university.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-05-07
MRS. HAYGooD BETTER.
But Little Is Revealed as to the Mo
tives Which Prompted Her.

Yesterday brought no new Information
regarding the attempted suicide of Mrs.
Haygood. boarder at the Clarendon ho-
tel. on Friday night. 1t Is known that
there is more behind the facts as pub
lished than appears, yet the friends of the
woman will neither admit nor deny any
thing. The reasons assigned for her rash
act are of the usual character. morbid
brooding over troubles and unhappy fam
lily relations.
A report from St. Luke's hospital, where
the woman received treatment. states
that she is improving rapidly and will
soon be able to go back to tho hotel.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-05-07
MAIL SIGNS ON CARS.
No Orders Received at the PostOf-
fee About, the RuIinE.

No Orders Received at the Postof-
fee About the Ruling.
No orders have been received by the To-
cal postoff1ce regarding the recent ruling
of Postmaster General Emory Smith, to
the effect that only street cars actually
engaged in carrying mail can bear the
sign "U. 8. Matt The cars on two local
lines bear these signs. while only one
line ever carries letters. Said Assistant
Postmaster O'Bfien.' in speaking of the
matter yesterday:
There is really nothing new In the or
der. The law says specifically that only
cars, boats. stages or any other vehicles
actually engaged in carrying mail can
bear the sign. For violation of the law
q penualty of 800 is prescribed. There
has been nothing all along to prevent a
postpofflce inspector from holding up
any of the local cars bearing the sign that
are not Carrying malls
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-05-07
A Badly Sprained Arm

Houston, Texas. Feb %, 1888
DIR. RADWAY & co.
Dear Sirs-August 25th last I had a bssJ,
aprained arm. After using six different Iwha.
were called remedies. I never got relief tiiI :
used Railways Ready Relief, which eased
the pain at once and cured me In two d.
My father. who is Sc years old, says: ''PsSt
ways Ready Relief and Railways Pills az.
the best of all medicines" We keen them IL
the house the year around. Respectfully
THOMAS HANSBOROUGH
Special Police. City Hall
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-05-07
SPECIAL OFFER:


of
Booth and explain the different meth
In he
10
them
Sh
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-05-07

Week end excursion rates on the $500
Line" are. now in effect. These tickets
Good returning following Monday. Ticker
Office. 1913 Robert street
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-05-07
Raptiat Anniversaries

At San Francisco, Cal. Tacoma, Seattle.
Wash, and Portland, Or. May rs to 30.
The 800 Pacific Rocky Mountain Scenic
Route" Will be the favorite. Very low
rates. Send for folder giving particu-
lars. 500 Line ticket office. 1893 Robert
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-05-07
PUBLIC SCHOOL UNION.
Annual Meeting VIII Be Held mt
Central High Tomorrow Night.

The annual meeting of the branch I'M
ions of the. Public, School union viii be
held tomorrow evening in the assembly
room of the Central high school. These
quarterly meetings are not. as has been
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-05-07

IhESE WE'RE MARRIED
+. G. Lott Gertrude KuhneI. Nov m
F. S 'i WISH, E Mnt4;o Young, Dec 10.
a. Gree. Marguerite Purvis, Dec. 10 y
PrS M, Inreasa Wiberg, Dec. 10.
I F. Mack taas. Dina Erland, Dec Is.
W Z. McKinnon. Mabel Mora 70, q
=: M. Furnell, Emma Eastman AZ i % q
rogers, M. A. Mares, Jan. IL
a AafEhn arS p W1lhelhima HaIler, Dec 81
g. Zienstein, Ursula Tichauer Ian
Eric SWANSON cans !, Mrs, I. B. Noyes. Jan. L.
y. T. +. Rosen, Sophie Nickel. ian
j p Regain. Margaret Gaughan, Jan p
f. f. Copley, Bernice AcIiey. Jan. q
B VihIe aaesg Elsie ELS Deysnstedt, Jan a
4. e: johnson, Marie Pharson. Feb -
y. Holmgaard, Marie Peterson. Feb >
q :; 9k :,e, Caroline Wick. March Z.
B. + P Pr1eKso 4an Selma a Smith, March Il
4. A Walker. Anna M. Lewos. Feb
+ MMe eMsa;, Sophie Q; Hearn, Feb. 20. =
G. A. ' Gilman 1r & M Rind, gaasIIle, Mar
p. Lemke, Florence Tourteio+ 1h MsI ~
Fan Aldelatd Deerborn, March f IL ~
s. J. P RarIris, Ira NJ Bardon, March Is.
j. W. Kelly, Charlotte Johnson. Mar II
X. Peterson. c. Frederickson. April 81
Following is list of the other mar
riages reported since Jan. l. 1899:
1d eugene F. Cavallin, Minneapolis, and
Eper r. Baxter, Hammond, Wis. and
Nels Bergquist, Star Prairie. via on5
Johanna Nelson, Dec 80 49, S'no
Husteon n, A. Price. New Richmond. and
George ~ Fay Star Prairie. and
Daisy aHsy,,i M Gibson. June "a. 'i'
william Callopy, Lake Elmo, and Az
mes Jennings, Dec s. 1S
Eugene E. Mclaughlin, Anoka. and
Mamie Levmaka, Dec. A.
Barker, Dec. 49, -
James E Vincent, Kalama Washing
Ton, ana Myrtle I. Stoner. Dec. "a.
Earl A. Leavitt, Minneapolis. and Char
lotte Mckinney, Dec 26. 'o' mai
Segwrt Marks, Minneapolis. and Lens
Saber, Dec. 10.
A. 6. shenick, GAINESVILLE. and May G
M. Clausen, Dec. 28.
Frank E. Armstrong, Minneapolis, ant
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-05-07
Six UnMise RicrcIiat.-

Tom Smith, Steve Derby. Steve Barty.
H. b. Matthews. E. w. SWenSon and G.
A. Richter appeared In the police court
yesterday to answer for riding bicycl s
after dark without lanterns. Each re-
ceived a s. fine
Why borrow Eastern money and pay
commission and exchange, when you can
borrow home money at lowest rates from
The State Savings Bank, Germania Life
Bdg., who charge no commission or ex-
change, require no gold clause and give
the ION or before" privilege?
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-05-07
EVERY BOTTLE OF HYOHEI IS GUARANTEED.

PRICES: Bottles Soc Hymei
druggists by
The R. T. Booth Co., 2O=N Auditorium Building, Chicago, Ill.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-05-07
MADE WHILE YOU WAIT
r,vERY TWO MINUTES A PAIR OF
SHOES COMPLETE TURNED
OUT
AT THE GOLDEN RULE STORE

skilled Operators Employed by w.
III. EIsinger s. Co. Give St.Paulites
an Exhibition of Shoe Mal<ing-A
Practical Showing of the Bene-
fits of PatrOnizing Home Indus
tries.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-05-07
Cigars-An Can Be suited
Summer Rates.

Go to Adam Fetsch's for fresh Havape
cigars. Box trade solicited.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-05-07
A CURE FOR ALL


Colds, Coughs. Sore Throat Influenza, Bron.
chitis, Pneumonia, Swelling of the joint
Lumbago, Inflammation, Rheumatism. Nens
ralgia. Frostbites, Chilblains Headaches
Toothaches, Asthma. Difficult Breathing. SoId
by druggists. RADWAY & CO.. So Elm 81
New York
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-05-07

We have nice line of Refrigerators
and Ice Boxes. and as the weather
warns IN you will need one. Hadn't
you better get the best thing NADER
We have 1t. Ses our nice line.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-05-07

want the durable Lawn you
PHILADELPHIA" 1t costs but lasts lifetime
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-06-07
Gin 9utes merf.

l1nfere prattif9en Qeute 1pottsu un6
f3impfsn INNER auf Die Inpraftif9ea. Ser
6armer min BON Dem rGateinH9en" 6arz
mer, BON Dem pifenf4aftIi6en Nfer6aE,
ni6tS pi7en,
W}an brau6t bic prufttf6en &enntnife
un6 @rfobrungen felbftoeritdnoGid, ober es
1T Elm i4limmsr Srrtbum, menn man an>
nimmt, OaB bic Sdulen unb bic @eIe6rtea
Dem 2anbmann ni4t ebenIo niib!tA iino,
ni6t ebeuip notbnenOig Itnb, nie aQen anz
oeren &laIen Der 8eo0lferung.
Gum 8eifpieG: Dor 1915 Sabren Be-
gam prof. 8u0b BON Der StaatszMder@
baui9uIe in Dimes, Soma, nit europGiI6e1
un0 afiattIden 6rudt6dumen gu erperiz
mentiren. @r lieferte pielen Tarmerr1
iunge gdume unb tpurDe BON biclen
uus9eGu6t, bon 8oumf 9ulenbeiibsrn Fogor
bitter angegriffen, neil er, tpie fe bebaupz
teten, ibnen ms 6anbperf pfui8te. Qber
Otele progreiitbe 5armer pflan3ten bic neue
@orten an, unb jeBt 1T prof. 8ubO i'm
Stanbe, ettpas iiber Die e~r5ielten Heiuttate
gu beri9ten.
ST bate 4epfeG>, 8irnz, 9iriG@, pfGouz
mem, 3peti9enz, 9firfi9z8Gume Ii +. 10.
aus Mttteleuropu, GuBlonb, @entraGufer,
China unb Der Mpngolei importirt uni
biele BON ben neuen @orten BADEN li9 gun3
bor3igli9 bepdbrt. Man&e berfelben
i9einen ben Grantbetten unb SnIetten ni4t
gu berfa1en, bic uniere Sbfgdrten I6d0iz
gen uno nur gu oft berni9ten. Die GIN
tighten geIultate ftnb pobI NIT ruiitl6en
Mepfeln er3ielt porben, bic in @egenben
gebei6en, po bic bisber in unIerem Qan6e
beOor3ugten SOrten ni4t ge5Ogsn tperben
tonnten, Sn ruuberen nOrbliAen ge6iez
ten, beren &lima Die %NnpfGan3ung Der al
ten Npfeliorten perbot, bepdbren. ii6 bic
ruffif9en Sorten gang bor3iigli4,
60 1T biefes cine 9epartemert Der oft
beripotteten Sopaer NderbauI9us ni4t
nur Dem eigenen Gtoate unb benz cigenen
2anbe, Ionbern au6 ben britiI3en Yrooinz
gen in elmer Weiie niiBlid gepeien, Die gar
ni9t gu bo9 ge14dbt, Die in Dollars unb
Gents gar ni4t gu 9o4 ongegeben perben
fam.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-06-07
Dereolun9 oes 5lie0eritrauhes.

Gin neutrality-suspicious., pel6}3 BET
6lieber por alien an0eren iibGi4en W}et6oz
ben ben @orrang berbtent, lit Die StuGaz
tion auf Oas f9lafen0e Nuge i'm Suli unb
Nuguft, neil bieie it8 ni6t u iGneQ
ausfibren lGBt, mas DEFENDERS Bel 9rDBez
rem gu Oerebeln0en Poften ie6r ins geipi4t
fd0t, ionbern ouA ftets, tpenn gep;7en9aft
ausgefii6rt, quite @rfOlge er9iebt.
Sb nun bas Nuge NIT pber obne 9o18
eingefeBt tpiro, 1T binii9t1i9 bes Grfolses
gan3 gGei8giiltig, iofern nur bic 8ereolung
auf gut IDfenbe unterlagen I9neq unO
fi9sr ausgefi6rt pirO unO bic 8er6dnbe
gut angelegt tperoen.
9as Musl0ien bes 6ol3es bietet jebo9
ben @ortbet1, baB Der S4nitt beim Nus
i6neioen bes Muges nit mentger SorgfaIt
gefiibrt gu perben brau9t, cine tpef entliae
@rleiGterung fir @nfdnger i'm Ofuliren,
o6ne Bel ettpas l1ebung i'm NuslDien Die
4rbeit gu ber3Dgern. ODD a9te man bein,
Musl61en bes 6pl3es Oarauf, baB man
ni3t ben ~iogenannten &ern bes Nuges nit
ausreibt, Der bann als tleines Rn0pfden
am ausgel0ften 9ol3 iibt, pd6reltO 0us
M1ge IeGbit innerli4 bobl 1T. 9srarti5
be16dbiqte Mugen treiben ME aug, Tonoern
oeben frii6er pber 1pdter gu @runoe, tpenr
audi bisprilen bas S4ilb6en ielbt an
tpd6ft.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-06-07
9dume=Qnpfan5un

Sc lit cine bGufig beobahtste un6 biel6ez
tlagte @rf9einung, OuB Der i'm NGgemeinen
10 febr - oft gefd6rli9 - practif9e Nmertz
toner man9en tpi9tigen gemeinniibigen Nnz
g~elegenbetten g~egenii6er 9ren5enGos 6art6Drig
oman fagt auh: bartGeibiO gu fem pflegt.
Sol9es lit beIonbers nit 8e3ug auf bas nun
felt Sa6r3ebnten in alien Sonurten g~eprebigte
N~npflan3en BON 8dumen Der san, Dies
fOqte alien @emeinpefen unb ieben ein5elz
men 8irger, Der @runb unb 8oben befiBt,
CUR gfli4t gema6t, ia fogur BEL Gtrafe an
befo9len tperben. Sober Staat foQte Elm baz
Fin 3ielenbss itrenges Geieb e~rlafen; es t6ut
notb.
No61 1T in faft a1en Staten Elm rMr6or
Dap" fir ie0es Sa6r proclamirt unO riidt an
Oieiem bic G6uIiugenO me6r ober minber in
bolIer 3a6G aus, Inn 8Gum6en unb @trdu=
6er ein5uieBen, aber Gpitem lit feines in Der
SADIE un6 am nG4Iten Sage 1T Nues bergeiz
fen. I'm etpas 0ur4greifenbes, pirflid
Niibli6es fir bas beranDa6fenbe @efAle9i
unb bic 3utunft gu idaffen, .bebarf es elmer
umfui1en0en, fpitenatif6en Nr6eit,
@tpa Elm 9ubenb Stdbte i'm gan5en GRO
BEN 2anbe itnb NIT benz 9uten, leiber nib+
befOlgten, 8eiipiel Der 9~rinbung pOn8aum.
pflanaungs>p Observation-Disclosures (peI9e ic
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-06-07

be6arrIi9 unb erfolgreid pirfen) DOrangez
ganger. Minneapolis lit bic ein5ige Stabt,
pel6e Acknowledgements Die @a4e untertibt,
unb felt Sa6ren itnb bic borttgen StraBen
Mu7ter Der S30nbeit unb Der 9eiunb6eitsz
3uitanb lit Der beItm0gli6e. 0as 1T aber
au4 NIes, mag 6ier5ulunOe rOffi5ieq" gez
f6ie9t. Maan folte bon 5rantrei3 lernen:
0ort Tubbenttonirt jebes GtubtpeIen bic
campaigning; paris gtebt id4rli3 $685.
900 5rancs $65,00O aus unb Ieinen 9Ouz
lebarb& unb Nbenue5 entlang Iinb ii6er 49,
600 prddtige @4atten6dume nit $500
RunObdnten bdrunter ange6raht, Die
8Gume finb re8iitrirt unO ite6en unter be-
b0rbIi6er Nuffi6t, 9as 1T Elm @orbtGb fir
unfere 9emeinpefen, Die iebo4 Ieiber gu
fur5ii@tig iinb.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-06-07

Der Mait erbielten bic S6iere bann mod
Mois unb @tro6, I'm lie fir ben 99iffsz
transport gu g%ep06nen. Die 9emi4ts3uz
nu6me bate auf ben Sag 3 gfunD betragen,
3peifellos Elm auBeroroentliA giinitiges @r<
ge6niB. Ser Sarmer ma6te nun nod einen
meiteren Ser u9 nit 40 iungen Serdsfi:reu,
bic nod ni6t geniigenO aft our Mait tpdren.
Sic befamen e6enfaQs 2u3erne umo 3uderz
riiben unb unterf6ieben ii4 na4 elmer Slit
~terungs5eit BON 70 Sagen BON i6ren NIL nit
2u3erne g~endhrten Nltersgenohen ie6r bprz
tbeil9aft burCb gr0Bere 6igur pie AUDI in Der
gan5en Condition. Der Sarmer meint besz
balb, baB cine berartige Sutter8uiammenitelz
lung 7i4 in glei4er Weiie fir Matz pie
sSungbie6 eigne, Der groBe PrOteinrei9~
t6um Der 2u5erne fdme erit bur9 Die lei4tz
b~erOauli1en ao6lebp0rate Der 3uderribe CUR
pouen NusniiBung.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-06-07
our 9ef. Beadtun9 !

ReugeitGrft BON meiner @r6~olungsreiie
no4 Dem @taute Wai6ington 3uriidgetebrt,
Hp:roen ale an Die n8eilage" geri4teten Gin
fenbungen Der 9ee6rten Seller unO 5reunbe
6iefes 8lottes BON nun an pieber Die ge=
fpo6nte 8eridft4ttgung unb freunOIi4e Nuf=
nabme finDen.
Sine tur3e 8ei4ret6ung bes BON mir auf
Der 6eimreiie befu4ten gotima : S6aIes in
@entraI@8 ai6ington finOen bic 2eier in Der
borIiegenOen Summer bes % O9enblat=
ties (Hi4t in Der n8eilage"O.
Mnoreas SimDn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-06-07
0nbaltsperSeihnt6

settle: 3nr GET. 8e06tung-Gn Sic 2eier-
&raut un6 &iben gdume : Nnpflansuns -
Gin sutes @erf @ereblung bcs Slteberz
itrau6es = Die Suferrube ais @iebfutter -
8rteffafen: Grfrorene &ebt0fe Gtsen
8Obnenfdfer @urse auf benz Ausenlibe zines
Gferbes - 9umppzSaw - @esen 8lattlduie -
Gopfroie betm &tnb - 8lattrpidler an Giden -
Gbotcom Co., Sab. -Sreu8ldbutuns beim &tnbe
- 0tutterneIte.
2. settle: &us Colorado 0tnis, Safer unS
SIeie ais 4ferbefutter = Nus Soma - 8etGmpfuus
Ser MeIonenlunS - 8riei aus 5ouonb Die
Nal6plutterbie - &us benz lpeitli6en 8aibtngton
- 2anObrieftrd ger Dienit aus benz 0ltli9en
@albington - 3uderriibenz@uItur Nus Snz
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