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MONEY MAY Be RETURNED.
cubans Thfeilen 10 Give Back The $1,000
600 Advanced BY America.
Departure OF United state. Troops
Postponed tntii There L. n
l,rcak Ia Clouds.

Havana. April 4. Among military
men The talk Il OF the departure Of the
remaining volunteers. which Will prob
ably be- delayed Tor a couple " weeks.
until the Cuban army question II near
or settlement As General Gomez IN
unable 20 supply accurate lists OF the
cuban army. and an the cuban assem-
bly, ftill retains the official lists, the
American military authorities out.
wArdly appear TO be simply waiting.
but nH "a matter Of fact, they are Inn
patient and disguised. The whole at
titudc of the Cubnna In this matter N
excessively Irritating. Meanwhile the
report that the tl.0o0.oO1 may be r..
turned to the United Stntcn IN being
widely circulated, aud has Increased
the feeling against the assembly, whose
members are apparently Indifferent.
Tho next meeting Of the assembly VIII
b. held on Thursday.
when Secretary Alrer was here he
discussed with General Brooke tho
question of charging upon the custom
receipts the cargo ~ ratlunn expected
on the commnl The matter was lot
opcn. Today the Cnmmnl arrived with
a million fntlonH, and ms no decision
has yet been reached by the governor
GENERAL ~ 10 whether the supplies are
90 be- charged 10 the United States or
10 cuba. the distribution Is likely TO go
ON without regard 60 u, SeVpnty-tyc
thousand rntlona win be- distributed nj
NucyitnH, $4,000 at Las Tunaa. 10000 ut
Trinidad. 100000 nt MatnnzhH. 200. 900 az
clonfuegoa ana $50 az Havana. The
Cnmmni ala not bring either sugar or
rice, both ~ which viii be procured
IN tho cuban markets. Whatever the
decision az 60 this particular shipment.
the next shipment viii be charged to
cuba.
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VOTING AZ cuicAoo.
Aiigeid Men say that Their Candidate Is
secure. other. Ihink oiherwise.

chlcago. AprIi 3.-Thc vote 10 be
polied by John Il. Altgeid In the May
oraity election tomorrow II admitted
hv IN narti.a 10 he a most undecided
faetor. and Vel IL In the thing upon
which Mi three candldntes- Harrison
tp"ml Garter UiepD and Altgcld lind.
pcmDHare bnsing their hopes 90 final
aueeess
The Altgeld mon say that their cam
dldnt.. who In standing upon the CHI
re.o plntform. win secure all the
straight aIiyor Democratic votc,and viii
eertniniy Il. elected. They allow him
ioi Ooo Votes,
In the headquarters Of the Harrison
fartlon tonight there IN the greatest
Confidence. rhcy say there IN not the
,iiphtest doubt Of the mayors re-clec-
tlon They give him $4,000 votes. ms
ngninst iO0. 600 for Carter and $1,000 Tor
Altgold.
The Republican camp estimate IT,
Carter. $50 900; Harrison. 10000. and
Aitaeld SOOOO. They claim that Ait
geld will draw enough votes from iIar-
rison 10 elect Carter beyond a doubt.
rhe Democrats agree that there will
no Something OF n detection In the Hnr-'
iIson ranks In view 81 Altgcld, but say
that Inc votes To come 10 Harrison
from the Republican ranks VIII more
than offset whatever he will lose by
the candidacy OF Altgeld.
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FINANCE ACROSS TIM SEA.
Times Correspondent Predict. Coming
pronEht In tho Monelnry nlver.

New York, April 3--Thc London nm
nnclnl correspondent cables;
We have passed "a straight and In
monetary sense are on u broad river
betraylng symptoms OF coming
brought.
market has this week had 10 borrow
upwards OF e1.OO0.OO from the bank u
England to help IL through the stock
exchange settlement ana end tho quar-
ter demands for cash ana credit.
"Added 10 the previous borrowings,
this puts the market over Glo,000,00O
IN debt 10 the bank, one year ago the
debt OF the market 10 the bank was less
than half this sum. Perhaps the fact
that Easter and the end OF the quarter
came together. Increased the demand
for assistance and some of tho holiday
cash VIII doubtless come back This,
however, IN scarcely worth weighing
against the Increased poverty % the
market-n poverty which gives II u
permanent trend towards dcarneas.
You may take II az certain that the
market Will not be able TO repay the
bank all tbs money during the present
quarter. For few days ut time II
may get free, but each recurring stock
exchange settlement Will see the market
forced to lean on the bank, and ~ the
months pass, It's dependence VIII In
crease.
unless kolu noMh IN from unfohil vs.
there II no sign OF itH doing. we must
expect the money market TO be sub
joct Ia spasma and tighncas all the
summer. DO not. then. allow the pror-
cnt lOwncas Of discount rates In mis-
lead you. II the bank cannot afford to
allow It's rate 10 fall below three per
cent, and It aRsuredly cannot In the
present circumstances, the open market
IL playing for bad fall by driving
its rate down TO two per cent, or little
more.
short credits may be plentiful for
the next few days. but the supply VIII
soon run short and | VIII not be SUR
prlsed 10 see money M tight IA ever on
the next stock pay day. In some RES
poets che demand for money on the
stock exchange this week waA lesa than
was looked for. Less new money. that
H. was required SIN the account was
extremely heavy and afforded striking
evidence OF the absence OF free re-
sources among large capitalists. Bond.
Bullion & Co.. may seem rlcher on pa
per than ever. because OF lnomlnaily
owning u greater quantity OF securi-
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Washington. April s.-Thc argument
OF the naval prize money case .! the
French steamer Oiindc Ito irigucz.
which was to have been heard IN the
United states supreme court today, wnn
postponed until Monday. The post.
poncmcnt ~ the hearing was ordered
al the request NJ Attorney Jones, for
the owners % the steamer. Mr. Jones
made strong plea 10 be- allowed To- In
troduco certain dispatches OF the navy
department relative 60 the character
Of the blockade N san Juan. ono Of
these was. he said, from Captain slgs-
bee. ana had not been printed. II de-
clarud the blockade Go be Intellectual.
and hAd been brought 10 the sttcntion
~ the trial court. but the prvaiiing
Judge had accepted Il In n private cu-
rnulty and 10 was not placed IN ire
record. n Il was o. 20 IN the record
Mr., Jones' treatment % the case would
be very different from what u would
be N this document was nos admitted.
The government would only agree 10
have tho dispatch printed In connection
with nflidavita explaining IL purputc.
The court took tho matter under ad.
NlHHmOut.
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prrrr ELECTS MCCARTHY.
Montana city Democrats Land Their Can
didats Into the Msyorsiity Chair.

Anaconda, Mont. April s.-Thc result
OF the butte election Is a majority OF
about 200 for Mccarthy. Democratic
candidate for mayor. Republicans
elected city treasurer. police magla-
trnte and four or Ave OF eight alder
men.
In Missouia. Webster CRcpD In re-
elected mayor and Republican ma
Jority In the council IL elected. Collins
uiep) II elected mayor OF Great Falls.
Council N Democratic.
Anaconda elects cLtlrc Democratic
city ticket except police magistrate.
In LivinEton, Smith uDcm.) II elect.
cd mayor. with practically entire Dom.
ocrntlc ticket
Award uiep) n elected mayor Of
lioxcman. DcmocratH elected one al
dcrman.
citizens ticket successful In Miles
CITY, with Andrews elected mayor
~ Helena i've Republicans and three
Democratic aldermen were elected. a
light vote was cast.
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vote the Republicans hold their own In
the smaller cities and throughout the
rural districts. Circuit Judge, were
elected IN thirty-slx judicial districts.
OF these about two-tnirds of the new
judges, who are elected for six year
terms. are Republicans.
The Republicans re-clect Judge g. II.
Grant as Justice Of the supreme court
by majority Of at least xO.COO. They
also elect Henry $. Dean and ELI a..
sutton, regents OF Michigan university.
by somewhat greater mnjuritier.
Thomas l.. Ilarkworth. Democratic
candidate for Justice, ran nearly 5000
ahead OF Judge Grant IN Wayne coun-
~ CDctrolD and Grant received only u
thousand plurality IN Kent county
tCrand Raplds), which In recent years
has shown much heavier Republican
mnjorltics.
The contest over circuit judges in
Detroit was extensively split up, and
resulted In the election OF three Demo-
ocrnts. George s. Hosmcr. Henry A.
Harmon ana James II. Pond. and two
Republicans re. elected. William l.. Car.
pcnter and Joseph w. Donovan. n IN
possible that the Official count may de-
feat Pond and re-cloct Judge Robert
u. Ftnzcr fRcp).
Democratic candidates for Judges OF
the Detroit recorders court won easily.
Alfred j. Murphy defeating Judge w.
W. chaplin by about n thousand votes.
and James Phclan beating Henry a.
Mnndoll ulepD by over 5000. Republl-
cans won IN most of the city school in
spcctorshlp contests.
Local and personal issues played the
ufunl conspicuous part In tile spring
elections throughout the state. hut the
Republicans we're generally Hucccarful
In townships ana smaller cities. In Sow
crnl cnscn Increasing their maJoritiea
ON iight vote.
~ Jackson. Mayor I.concckcr DcmD
was reelected by about t0l majority.
q Democratic gain OF 80. Thc i,cpub-
llcnna carried Battle Creek. ciccting all
officer excepting one aid 'rman. ~
Fay city the entire Republican city
ticket was elected by about 900 ma
iprlty. In West Bav city the Hcpubll-
cans elected the comptroller and three
alderman. the Democrats the other
officers. The Democrats elected mayor
snd three aldermen at Kalamazoo. ana
the Republicans n city treasurer and
two aldermen.
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cannot throw OF. Then you have taken
the first steps In path that ends in con.
sumption.
The great protection against that hidden
foe, disease, Is Dr, Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery. II protects the vulnerable
points, the stomach, lungs liver aud blood,
When the blood " IN a healthy condition.
disease germs cannot hnd any permanent
Judgement. When the stomach II sound
and strong the life Is sound and strong
also. Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical mis-.
covery Is not only the best medicine for
impure blood, weak nerves, weak lung,
and weak stomach, hut u strictly tempcf.
ance preparation. No alcohol or whisky
IN H. No syrup OF sugar either. Still Il
retains It's curative powers perfectly IN any
climate. Dr. Pierce invites you TO counsel
with him by letter free OF all cost lie has
treated and cured thousands Of cases.
many OF them doubtless lust like yours
II costs you nothing TO lay your ease before
him. Write TO day. Address DIR. Il. v.
Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.
Mir. Charles A. Moore, OF Pivtmiie, Mason CO..
W. Va, writes, ~ had been afflicted with lung
tronble for two years, tried all the surround.
Ing physicians but they did me no good Anera
long period bought yOur Golden Medical Dis
eovrry,' and amer taking four bottles was en-
tircly cured. inow feel stronger than ever did"
Constipation, the cause Of so many dis
eascs, IL quickly cured by DR.. Pierce's
Pleasant Pellets, They regulate and
strengthen the stomach, liver and bowels.
Accept no substitute.
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Inlerna,lon.I rraaIna cemrnn,.

San Francisco. April lilo Vow, the
Chinese consul general In this city,
HuTHcAts the formation OF an intcrnn-
uonal trading company between this
country and china 10 take advantng.
~ the present favorable conditions for
the development ~ American trade In
tho orient. lie has submitted the idea
20 the San FranciHco chamber Of com.
mercc. II IL Ito Vows plan 90 form a
company which shall handle manufnc,
turra and natural products of All kinds,
establish dcpots ana agencies In tho
treaty ports and other points In china.
with u capital ~ from Si.o00.OO0 10 so, .
100000 and strong enough TO compete
with the companies and syndicatcs OF
Englnnd and Germany.
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Men Of the Ninth Immune Regi-
ment Gather in Brigands.
OUTLAWS IN EASTERN CUBA.
Trouble Brewinu ON the t.innd-sto-
rics OF uapinc aud General
Lively Times.

Santiago de Cuba. April s.-Four
bandits. among them Antonio Nunez, a
notorious desperate. were captured
fivc miles from San Luis yesterday.
after lively fight with men Of the
Ninth Immune regiment. Today they
were brought hero and locked M.
Tho Plcmcnto estate. near cobrc.
was Visited by eleven brigands today
and store on the estate was looted.
In this instance there was no lighting.
4 regular battle. however. has taken
place near Iiolguln between the BAN
dts ana mon 81 the Second Immune
regiment. two outlaws and one soldier
bcir~ Killed.
Further serious trouble II antici-
patrd ut iIolRiin and Guantanamo.
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wAnnrN LrIANp DYING.
Famous Hotel Man undsrEoc- mn Opera
tion for Appendicitis.

New York. April i.-Thc condition OF
Warren +. Leland. who was operated
upon for appendicitis ON sunday after
noon. took serious turn about .
o'clock last night. and an hour later
Dr. Pitldn was hurricdly called. lie
al once pronounced the change n very
grave one and advised that all relatives
be summoned, Mr.. Leland'a son.
Charles W.. was already with his
father, and a telegram was Immediately
sent tn Chicago for the remaining son.
Miss Fannie. the surviving daughter.
was also called To- her fathers bedside.
Mr.. Leland was still living az o'clock
this morning, but Dr. pltltin said only
a miracle could save the patients life.
lie did not think he could survive until
daylight.
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san Francisco. April THE new law
which makes prize lighting legal In
California has been brought 20 the az :
teni,on Of the supervisors by DR.. Per.
rault. who has introduced an order fix.
ing license of 5000 year on prize
lighting, or conducting boxing contests.
In explanation of his measure. the
supervisor stated that tho power 81
granting permits for lights isrtod no
longer In the board. all that now re-
mnlncd Tor the supervisors was To reg
ulate the sport by liking license as "A
police measure. Tho mnttcr was re-.
ferrod 20 the city ana county attorney
Tor LEGAL opinion.
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Merritt rh,nl. ilshiins I. Nearly over.

New York. April a,-Major General
Wesley Merritt In an interview last
night said;
"rhc news from Manila Is Eatlsfac-
tory. Agnlnnldo does not seem to
know when he In whipped. II 'ie should
be CAPTURED he VIII be treated aH u
prisoner % war. There viii be no
crirl measures"
do you look for prolonged light
ingy
mo. The Flllplnos arc not pre-
pared for that sort OF thing. We shall
not have "A repetition OF our American
Indian experiences IN the northwest"
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Chicago. April 1.-Two thousands suits
against owners of buildings who have
failed 20 provide proper lire escapes
are under preparation by the city pro-
scouting attorney. The authorities
have for the past few weeks been col-
loctinR evidence against owners who
have Insufficient fire escapes. and the
suits win be the outcome Of this In.
NcHtiration. Since the disastrous fires
IN New York and other places the nu.
thorltica have been Hpurrcd to greater
activity. OnicialH Of the building and
IRE departments encourage the work,
as H. their opinion the danger n very
great In = any OF the down town build
iuEE N IRE breaks out when there arc
many present In the building.
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Cleveland Democrats Score a De-
cisive Victory.
M'KISSON GOES TO DEFEAT.
columbus secures a Republican
Mayor for the Pir~t Time In
Twelve Years.

,,,..t....,t N k.,,t q ,rb. otectiona
Olnc'hn"u' W. "'p" o. Nv '''',
In ONO To-Day were general ior mum
cipai and township officers. While To-
~, ,..ue. uaualiv control these spring
GU 'ss a., -. -. ,n,,,.
elections ". 'nere "'re "'he' i''"
encca In some places today. Al Clevc-
land there was n decisive Democratic
-. 80, tho ho,a a, Tho ,,ci,., only.
No'o,' =" w 80 v, ~" 49,, -,
bot u was no, uue alone W '"e ''0"'
oppoaltion to Mayor Mckisson for
.si,d form. MeI<isaon last ycar WINS
...,,,,.,. :, a.. ,..,,t,,,. ,,a,,,,,,,,-
inc V"'u'"a' " WV '''""h
cans ana the Democrats In the lcgis-
iaturc AGAINST Senator Hanna
a, Columbus a ncuuhi,can mayor
:" , 49, - ~. 800.
was e'ce'ou io' tue "'S' UNIV III '"''''
years. ,,.,.,,... 49,.
~ CINCINNATI Tue Ncpunhcaih nav y
plurality OF .VvO, thoush ,he pre.ch,
Dcmocrnuc mayor was cicetou wv
ycata az" ny almost w iuse p'"-
rality. .,,
AT Toieuo an inu.pcnuch, hep"un
can was elected on flnkrsc nrueA' AZ
sisted ny tae,ioh,i cotnpn.a.lonss, ,-
~ baNtun tho D.h.sr"'s nl ,.i,, Nv
saiSsd in the township. which sccms
to be the case throughout the state,
while the greatest change was q,
clovelahl' wher. w nepuo" ,,',,,. ,,a,, ILL.,
controlieu the ei'y TOT Year, WIZ ""v.
vi MciNlsron y. mayor ~. VIM
known as the western hf.rN. n i,,n
talns It's usual i'cpupnsair ms'oii. .,
with some Eainn over thosc OF iVrine'
April eleo,lons' no,aply ~ lyunns.', VI,
Warrvn. 'auiz' pclnWnIs "nu o''''' W.
les IN NORTHEASTERN ohi".
In the smaller eltles ~ Wen ~ ~ wv
rural districts tnc n.nupn.nhH e,n',i
gains notably AZ Snillleo'ne, WIFI
Nafg was a change' Mayor nioWh "
Inc icientcd Tor rv-cicoooh Wy '"'''H
Wood by 400. -.
Al Dcfnnoe the DcmocroiH loh, wv
councllmcn and member OF thc poain
of education. AZ Hamilton w penno'
Gratis maintained their malofitles, nto
at Lima. Newark. Clrcie.,n,, uppeI
sanducky. Wnpakone,a. Mlll,,spuI
and Van Weti. ~ HahenNln' n'u
Marysyille inc Nepupheans WIZ ~
cceHfui ana thcy mao" saihh ~ ~
polcon. ~ n rule w. N"'s MI NJ ntn u,.
~ canton. IN" hvinv y, s 49,
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MICHIGAN Unbalanced.
Republicans Held Their Own In tho Elec
tions Yesterday.

Detroit. Mich. April 3.--Today's cleo
lions IN Michigan have not shown any
marked change IN the general political
complexion OF the state, which In nor
maliy Republican. but the result shows
quite heavy Democratic gains In some
" the larger cities, notably y" In De-
trolt. Grand Rapids, Saginaw, jackson
and Kalamazoo. on generally iisht
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Pcnnsyi,nnians Ansiou. to Amcnd Consti-
tuition Regarding Their Election.

Harrisburg. Pa. April a-Thc house
tonight adopted a resolution authorlz-
Ing the appointment Of n committee Of
two senators and three members 10
confer with the Legislators OF other
states with the view OF bringing about
the submission OF nn amendment 20 the
Constitution % the United States
whereby they may elect the President.
Vice President and United States soma
tors by direct popular vote. this COM
mltioe 10 rcpoft to tho legislature In
1901.
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re LeralI,c ne,Ins ln rnlnr.an.

Denver. Colo. Aprii "a bni TO pro-
mote athletic entertainments. which
lcgnllzcs boxing contests In this state,
passed the Senate today by vote Of
N 10 p, II had previously passed tho
proves the act,
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HIDDEN FOES.

Spanish bushwhaekefs, In the Cuban
wat, covered themselves with palmetto
leaves, and, 30 disguised iufked among tie
bushes undecided by the Amcfican sol.
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-12-27

8ufbel 8et5en na8 @65ug Oes fir Salnen
un6 8rob gebrau9ten 8ei5ens gu $500
Gents per 8ui6el ni4t annd6ernO otele
Summe ergeben. @enn nun nod nd9 Der
eigenen 8ere9nung bes @erfafers ienes
Nrtitels Die Brobuftionsfoiten zines 8uz
I6elS 81 Gents betrdgen, pie bel n@dib"
flieBt bdnn in unIere Sai6en?
@enn mir bref6en poer Corn fddlen,
10 e~rinnern mid Die bielen Meni4 en uno
Yferbe INNER an meme Ntilitdr3eit het
GROCER 9arabe; Elm gldn3enoes gleno, NIT
piel @eI9rei unb tpenig MoGe. g1un min i4
nit Obigem ni9t 10 beritunoen iein, ais
ob t9 gu ben 9ronii9 lln3ufrieoenen gez
60rte; ih bin i'm @egentbeil nit meiner
Gage 1ebr Sufrieben uhb ~pergniigt uno
peroe pestpsgen oft benedict. @egen meine
momentane lln5ufrsDenbeit un0 S4lonz
gen6iB balte i9 ltets einen Sl0 Bourbon
i'm &eler. @s lit stnas umitdnoli9, bic
1eS 2ebenselerir aus Dem State &anias
gu bolen, aber der 8ien mug, 0a unfere
braben 2eute in ObeQ uno Differ it6 Iel6ft
unh uns trOden gefebt BADEN. Gum Slid
po6nen mir nur 6 Meilen BON Der GQnz
Idsz@ren5e.
Gum S3IuB mOAte i4 9rn. &OOIpb
9onat6 no6 metnen 9unt ausipre4en fir
Die 8ekbrung, 6aB es in Colorado Sung
frauen NIT gefiiQten unh ungefiiaten 2amz
pen giebt; ais i4 Dpr 80 Sa5ren bort
peilte, mar bies ni4t Der San.
Mit 9ruB
SO m. 9abt4t,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-12-27
Nus Georgia.
% t. Mirh, Ga, Is. Dec. '99

Mt. Mirb, @a., 18, Dec. '99.
2ie6er 9err Gebatteur!
Sbnpbl Die Melt ii9 INNER unb INNER
UNI bic @hIe bre6t, itno mir trobOem nOd
bier in benz gelpbten SiiDen, tonnten alIO
Bis ieBt BON bier mod ni9t fort. Gin
SSSabr 1T nun balb pieber ppriiber uno ba
tDnnen mir ausrufen:
Sin Sobr lit i0On ipieOer b~in9ei6punOen,
g8te i0uea entflieD'n Die 2ebenstunOen;
Mtetn 2ebeu itebt in Dciren &dnOen,
. Soft, LAB MIDI emit ielig enoen."
Gr3ielen mir Ous 2ebtere, 10 6d6en mir
9etpiB bic 3~ufrieOenbeit %gefunben.
Sd babe ben 2eiern Der n8eilage" ni6t
Diel mit5utbeilen, Oa3te aber, es lei nsiue
pFIi9t, ieG6t bas @enige gu eraGblen, ipas
id petB. Die n8eilage" Yolte ft6 am
@nbe bes Sabres nit einem bel grDBeren
Mitar6eitertreis briiiten t0nnen, aber it
CLAUDE, ben meiiten ge6t es ME mir, ie
finb gu fuul gum S6ret6en.
Nie i9 in Der n8eilage" gele1en babe,
giebt es INNER 2eute, bic nit i6ren 8ii6en
9lage bdben negen Ger &einigunq noG
benz &al6en. DIS t9 nod elm tleiner eSunge
in Seuti6lano mar, bate mein @ater aud
etnmul bel 8e6 NIT elmer &u6, tpelde 94
innerbuG6 2 Wo9en ni9t reiniaen fonnte.
Sa sog er einen bduerlihen Shterarat al
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-12-27

pa id u6er g~egentpdrtig feline aii6e belize
uub Oesbal6 audi feline Butter made, 70 mag
9err Senti4 bic QngeGegsn6eit tpeiter er0r=
tern. Na5 mir jebt am meilteu am 6er3en
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Neujabr!
s.. s. Mt1Ger.