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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-18
JOHN M. WILSON.

John NJ wilson died yesterday at hts residence, No.
GIG Pslisads avenue, Jersey CITY Heights He was
formerly Director Of tho Hudson County Board Of
Frsohodsrs Chief Engineer Of the old Volunteer Fire
banks Hc resided In tho city Tor ovor thirty years
and was much respected.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-18
Mus1cAL AND DRAMATIC No1Es.'

MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NoiES
Nilson, Faure and Campaninl are sinaine 10 Vienna
wachtei has been engaged 10 mako tour Of Den-
mark during tho month Of May.
Ross,ni,s moneyor the bulk Of it-soes TO the sup.
port OF aged and innrn singers.
Tho Cincinnati musical festival on the 10Th OF May
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-18

Our EXPORT TRADE to the Sandwich Islands
ls beginning to improve under the new treaty.
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aEonoE O. FREER.

George O. Frcer formerly Judge Of schuyler county,
died OF apopexy ut his residence 10 watkins Depot
N. ", at halfpast O'Clock last night
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-18

HiPPoLyrE ANNE MARIE THoRNE DE KERIDEc.
cable despatch from Paris announces the do ath d
NJ. Hippolyte Aime Marie fhorne do Kcridec. three
years Senator from tue Departments Of Morbihan. n.
dc Kcrdec belonged to the Right.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-09-28

pipe, which sbuts upon horizontal
trench. The compositor has before him
q keyboard. upon the notes Of which
the letters Of the alphabet are marked.
When he strikes one of these notes the
corresponding tube opens and drops
the letter indicated into the trench,
where special mechanism advances it
to the place it is intended TO occupy.
The types then pass into the justifier. q
kind of movable metallic frame, of
size suitable to the line which is to be
printed. Each line when composed, is
lowered, to give place to the succeeding
one. The superior rapidity of this
method is evident. By the usual mode
a skilful composi,or can turn off 1900
letters in an hour; by this machine it is
possible to make 240, 400 notes in the
same time; but, allowing for the fatigue
to th- fing RS, it IS no exaggera,ion to
put the average at 60. 600 notes AT hour.
There is. of course. the difficulty of
reading I manuscript. which delays
the rapidity of the work; bnt even if
the machine makes no more than 5000
notes, it would be . great saving of
time and labor. The operation of re-
placing the letters in their respective
tubes 10 performed by . machine hav-
ing an exactly reverse arrangement to
the preceding one. The composing and
distributing machines. which. under
the name OF Chambers, have now been
brought to great perfection. are now in
successful use in the office of the Lon.
don Times.
4 good story is told of . Washing.
ton IN who hired . conveyance during
theirecsnt strike of cabmen and drivers.
Upon the man saying: 1T is 100 sous
an hour" the hirer replied: "All right,
drive on" He kept the cab four hours
and then. having finished his bushes,
asked the driver how much he had to
pay him. -Four hours" replied the
man; shat will be 90 francs" Then
drive me to the prefecture of the po.
lice" replied the Washingtonian. The
driver. thunderstruck, endeavored to
make concessions. On the way to the
station he stopped the cab at tobacco
nist's, and got out TO buy cigar. His
purchase finished, he left the shop and
looked for his cab, when, behold, cab.
driver and horse had air disappeared,
and Monsieur had had the use Of q car
riage for four hours without its costing
him q sou.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-09-28

have been arranged" The entire cabi-
net are now drawing up a convention
which will obviate oil future disagree
ment
CZwoRSIK, Sept. 26.-The Austrians
have occupied Czwornik, thus virtually
completing the paci6cation of Bosnia.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-09-28
Official Press Of the City.
Saturday. Sept. 90, 1878.
DUB RAILROAD.

Freedom always is victorious over
slavery; union over separation, and
progress over retrogression. Conserva-
tism 10 not the true principle Of security
and success, but rather dashing, indom-
liable enterprise, ballasted and bal.
anced by conservative regard for the
sanctity of existing rights and Interests,
and of good faith.
If Seattle were city possessed Of less
conspicuous natural advantages so ss to
b. less an object of menace in the eyes
Of antsgonistic capital 10 other cities. it
10 probable that its advancement would
have proved problem of easier solu
ton than it has been and its growth
have been more rapid. Yet q place
which is backed by prolific natural
resources and special incidental advan-
tases has a rare basis for the confident
exercise of energy. and the unwavering
prosecution Of its various enterprises
looking to the reclamation and devel-
opment of the country.
The world is full Of idle capital. In
Europe monied men find it hard to OBJ
tain investments that will return them
more than two. three. or four per ceot.
per annum. and withal, there arc many
accumulstions which cannot find in
vestment even ct that low rate. and Is
either boarded without any increase at
all or laid on deposit at one per cent. .
year. Washington Territory should
have the benefit Of the employment of
some of this capital, which otherwise is
stsgnant and of no use to the world;
and the day is not remote
when it will DO obtained. Mean
while il is incumbent upon us to main
tain . steudy front. Those who bark
and bicker and try to cry down the i'm
mediate adoption Of our constitution
and organization Of State govern.
ment, and also the building of our rail-
road across the mountains with ell
possible speed and by any and every
availabls means. are the enemies of the
people, aud either the emissarics or the
unwilling dupes Of our commercial
rivals.
At the present time the only tangi.
BILE hops for prosperity aud better.
msnt of their material situation to The
farmers, the merchants, the loggers
and tho manufacturers Of Washington
Territory is in the rapid prosecution Of
the Seattle and Walla Walla Railroad
II Is not 20 much to the leading stock,
holders In this road that ito continuoul
construction 10 an object Of desire. Ths
little piece Of road already done is pay
ing . heavy profit At the start. and 70.
paying its iirst cost by IN caormoui
monthly percentage Of earnings Over
expensea Il 10 Seattle and the citizen.
generally OF Washington Territory
merchants who have wares to sell. and
farmers who have farms to improve OF
lands or produce to ssll. who have 4
stake in the steady extension Of the
road. and il 10 to our own citizens thai
the directors have tue best right L
look FOX oil the aid and cooperation
they are able to give in the arduoul
task, hampered as they are by still un
sxtingaished back debts. Of pushing
on this extension ct the outset.
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The City of Seattle does ordain as
follows:
SEC. The keeping of dogs within
the limits of said city is hereby forbid
den unless the owners thereof shall pro-
cure u license for each dog OF dogs as
hereinafter provided for.
SEC. 9. An annual tax, to commence
Oh the first Monday in October, is here.
by levied a. follows: on each male dog.
- so; on each bitch, - so.
Sec. 8. On the payment to the City
Treasurer of the amount of any such
tax and the production of q certificate
thereof to the City Clerk. it shall be
the duty Of said Clerk to issue q license.
numbered in the order of said issue, to
the per- applying for the same, and
the person receiving such license shall
cause to lie placed upon the neck of his
dog. 90 licensed. . collar. on which
shall be plainly marked the number of
such license
SEC. 4. All dogs found running at
large, without having on such marked
collar. are declared to 10 public nui-
sances. and it shall be the duty of the
City Marshall to aistrain and impound
said deg or dogs, for which service he
shall Be entitled to fee of 81. to DO
collected from the owner or owners of
such dog or dogs. together with the
sum of so cents for every day each Of
said dog ar dogs shall be kept in Gus
tody, prorided, that no dog shalt be 20
kept over forty EIGHT hours, at the ex.
piration Of which time it shall be the
duty OF said Marshal to offer each of
said dogs for fAle for the payment of
the tax, COTS and expenses due. and in
case of failure to obtain Q purchaser
for the full amount of laid tax. costs
and expenses, it shall be the duty Of
said Marshal to forthwith cause the de-
struction of said deg.
SIC. 5. The City Marshal 10 author
lied to secure . suitable pound for the
purpose Of carrying out the provisions
Of the ordinance.
SIC. 6. If any person. the owner of
any dog. shall permit said dog to wear
the collar contemplated by the ordi-
nance without said tax having been
paid and license procured, he shall be
liable to . penalty Of t25. 10 bs collect
d according to lav. in the name of said
city.
SIC. I. II any person owning the
same shall knowingly permit any bitch
70 run ut large while in heat. notvith-
standing such persoo may have liosose
= -.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-09-28

Bow down your head, ye naughty clam;
Ye oyster say your prayer.
The moath that hath an r has come,
You're on the bill of fare,
At Charley Kiels Saddle Rock Res.
taurant.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-09-28
TEL EGR APHIC,


NoRwIcn. Conn, Sept. s5-The
greenbackss Of the Sd congressional
district have nominated Charles W.
CArtsr for congress. and The Dsmocrats
indorssd the nomination on . hard.
ueaey plattorn. The Grsonhacksrs
viii reccnveae IL As a,cspts The hard
moasy platform.
DovaR. N. H.. Sept s6-Ths Repub-
licans have nominated joshua @. Hall
Tor congrsss from the Lat district
Bosrox. Sspt a6-Republicans Of the
ID congressional district have nominat.
Cd Waliridge 4. Field for congress
NkwARk. Sept s6-Ths ssh district
Republican convsntion have nominated
John Blake Tor congress.
JAMESTOWN. N Y. Sept s6-Th,
Cresaaack convention Of the SD con.
gfssaional district nominated Silas Vim
ean.
NV OaLxAxs. Sept. a6.-Dsath,
to-day. -; new cases reported, 100
Tstal deaeha s.60s. total cassa, Sali
B1AIIS. Sept. M-rhs parlianss-
tary committee continned he ocnsidsr,
atioa Of the socialist bill to-day asi
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NOTICE..

THERR WILL NJ HELD At MUEILfEo.
j Oe>cosr kaA. ISIS, . nspuhaisaA c0aaedl Cpa-
v0nt1co - nominaae cAndtAn1s fse Cu1nsilnaa
far shs joint OOanttss q onoAc0AsA. Kieaa0 81
WAaAcon- j. q CONNIE,
C1n1xAan.
Ia cssnR, sek. -. JssA
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-09-28
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
ORDINANCE NO. l62.

AN ORDINANCE To LICENSE. TAX, REG
ULATE AND RESTRAIN THE KEEPING
OF DOGS AND TO AUTHORIZE THE
DIsTRAINING, IMPoUNDING, SALE AND
DESTRUCTION OF THE SANE.
The Rock Island Argus., 1878-04-16
Beautiful Hair

FROM J. A. TYNEs. \ WELL KNOW,
CITIzEN OF WILSON, N, C.-My wife had
suIiered for ten or twelve wears with .
klno OF dry letter, which kept the gcaln
covered with dandruf, and caused her
halr to fall out and get very thin and
turned grey, but after using London
Halr Color Restorer," the letter was
cured ana the grey hair restored to its
natural nat color, the hair stopped falling
tal';a 1d5 ana Is growing beautifully. BY
of my wife have induced nnmher %
TO try it, and want you to send me q
dozen bottles by express | enclose
Posto0ffice order for $8 to pay for it.
London Hair Color Restorer is sold at
% cents bottle by all leading druo-
glsts. Dr. Swayne& & Son, Philadelphi9
solc proprletors. Sold by John Beng,
Ston, Druggist, Rock Island.
The Rock Island Argus., 1878-04-16
Ghe 9ailg Argas,
The I. N. G's. Exempt From Poll Tax.
Who Wouldn't be a Soldiar2
From the State Registe

From the State Register
| In the oangamon circuit court yesterday
Judge Zane rendered decision of son =
interest to members of the Illinois National
uuards, organized and sworn into service
under the military code passed by the last
legislature. 1t was in the case of the civ
OF springfield vs.. j. Ell. Barkley and W
4. Smith, appeal from Justice court The
case was originally bought as a suit before
=. +. Stratton, justice, by the city attorney,
against defendants TO recover the amount
OF tax assessed against them for stree.
purposes. The defendants set nm tbat
they were membe of the Illinois Nationai
Guards, and under article five of tba nil
ltary code they were EXEMPT frnm ;ury
service and the payment of road l. bor ~
head and poll tax of every descr;nt;on
during the term for which he shall nor
TORN military duty" etc A verdict IN
iavoE OF the city was renderd by the Justice,
and defendants appealed The CASE nss
a[g1ed at length before Judge Zane. the |
altorneys Tor the city contending that the
exemption could only be claimed for the
slme the members of the militia were in
aetive seVlce, and that furthermore, the
ACT knoWn as the military code was IN.
! In that it sought to exempt
rom taxation certain class of citizens
ana was therefore, special legislation.
J1uoge Aane's decision. which was YER
'ai reviewed the arguments at some
ength. lie beId that the Constitution
Hearty provided that the Legislature
nignt provided for the organization of
ne militia, and there was nothing that
,ad been shown in the code Inconsistent
herewith. He was inclined to hold that
a,s ne militia were performing military duty
p'ohK p ~: as eney were actively connecte dwith
he Illinois National Guard. and TINS
ubject to be called upon BY the autbor;t;es nth iia
'r the defendants The attorneys for the
~ give notice that an appeal would be 7
'ken to the appel late court.
The Rock Island Argus., 1878-04-16
10 Those who Want EnD|Ovrneaf

ou can do no better, if you want to make rnorav
ana easily, than to send IS for the rectns
aton ahg sa the Hercules Cement the best Drepar
rhhber, or leather The substance Of rbn
VII! yield before the cement win break For
ps'fning gicves, boots or joining the ends of eath
should nave 1t, and all wood-workcr RS who use ene
- A lot aneGted by water or temperature. is easilv
ana 2 eheapiy prepared, and will make permanent
lal Instructions, on receipt of price or we viii
= 1eh9 W IoWnshlp o Rights for so Address plainIv
a W. BARTON, Bristol, Addison Co Vi, o. ~
The Rock Island Argus., 1878-04-16
Tt seems Impossible

That remedy made Of such common
SIMPLE plants as Hops, Buchu. Mandrake
&c, should make so MANY and
such marvellous and wonderful cnres as
hop Bltters do, but when old and vonne
flch and poor, Pastor and Doctor. Iawveer
and Editor al! testify to having been cnre5
oy them, you must believe and trv them
column. 0ee o'her
The Rock Island Argus., 1878-04-16
Attachment Motto,
STATE OF ILLINOIS,
Rock ISLAND COUNTY, 81

STATE OF ILLINOIS
Rock ISLAND COUNTY, IS
In the Circuit Court of said oo.
term, "A. ID. 1873 1ouhty' OF the May
Joseph Ochs VS.. Louis Jors ana catbou.
Attachment. u 0"'narlne Jors.-
Notioe is hereby given to you the soia az,
an,s soes as and sna @cahsrine Jos that writ d
Clerk Of the Circuit Court of said oce OF the
q M tne suit q the said Joseph oehs an
Catnariae Jors for the sum of three bnnrs Sors and
m a ed ana % to the sber
been returned by said Sheriff eyernfas 9a writ has
saa sa II new sesre said court 'a'
Jors shall personally be and appear bsfo oa5harlne
so Be- saa eo91y at the thereof
first Monday in the month of Nav nesLt on the
limited sad action within m the
you in aver OF said plaintiff, and the ys against
tached sold TO satisfy the same with c at
Rock s!and ILL.,, April 5th 1875 'os's
LEVI +, HARsaN c,a.,-
- 4.5d -fri9u,
The Rock Island Argus., 1878-04-16
CnancerY Notice

STATE OF ILLINOIS
ROCK ISLAND COUNTY SIS
t1e r May term A d, 1878, of the Circuit Court
Sarah johnson VS. Darford Jobns NJ ur;,;.r r,.-
ley and Marshal j. Davis. " 'i'iaih rim
81 o @ the above named defendants, Dapford Tohn-
son, and William Finley "ohh-
Affidavit of your non residence having hao,, e,,,
IA .ne once OF the clerk of said court rotica 10
ereoy given to you and each of you that the ahoya
4 er olti OF complaint against You on the ehancer
b saue u sald court; that summons in chancrrV has,
m isshed against you and each OF you rturnahIe
80 tie next Term OF the said crcnt court to he he
% Eun anu holoeh at the Court House. in the CITY OF
noCk tsland In said county on the first Monday of
a y. lo,o' ut which time and place YOU will
appear ana plead answer demur 20 said hin of
complaint if see fit -" "i'i Vi
Kock l'land, Ills. March 25th, 1873.
LEVI f. HARSON,
Su,up,,,,,- r. Clerk of said Court
COmplts Solicitors sasd.
The Rock Island Argus., 1878-04-16
Chancery Notice

STATE OF ILLINOIS,
COUNTY OF Rock ISLAND fss
In Chancery. -N ~ h0'o-
dfeta Stipa Lodin, and Christine I. Lcd:n rom
RlhEnants, vs. Sebastian Gremlich Mary Grem
nch; Grefa h Benson and Borje Benson he
PENDANTS. Partition. ne
10 all OF the above named defendants. Yop will
axe notice that the above entitled cause ie nnr,
Penqllhg - SAID court. that summons in chancerv
has W Deeh issued against you therein returnahle m
we nrst oay OF the next term of said coprt tn he
Begun and holden at the Court House in the ciry Of
Rock Island IN said county, on the first Monday oi
appear. 0 Pi"0e you VIII
hock Island, Ills, March 26th, 1873.
o,,- O., LEVI r. HARSON
GoS;df., HLsEN, Clerk of said Court.
A~AepA Aoh 26dIyr
The Rock Island Argus., 1878-04-16
FREDERICK BROWN
Established 1922
IMPORTING, MANUFACTURING ANN nrO
PENsING CHEMIST,
North East Corner Fifth and Chestnut STRAIT.
PHILADELPHIA, PA.

bfoWns GINGER Will be found Invaluable in all
cases OF Cramp or other disorders caused by change
Iary by travellers will usually act as Preventiye
anu anu ward on such attacks. To the aged and those
i1fie ii9fiI'er1ng from Illness small quantity with
and retreshment; the Ginger HAVING no reaction
Wncn Is the great objection to the use of alcoholic
nnians q, Producing all the good effects Of
nnsiro raster, (without the possibility of blister
ing The skIn,) its application on flannel is most efi
taG5qus. "a And IN the case of persons predfsDosed
W 4 4nneunatism and Gouty Affections it Is of great
service, (used to rub WITH = 01 si'"'
EB Beware of Counterfeits
The Rock Island Argus., 1878-04-16
COMPOUND OXYGEN

TREATMENT for the cure of
Asthma, bronchitis. Casarh mpEhon,
sia, dn Headache, Ozaena, De ebiiity. o,9 lpz
sm,oc d, nvots Disorders by natrl proeess a s
4 hEM DISCOVERY which marks the
Sar a ~ np,I@ 1eso era ~ tie Heating Art
eieeas t does not cure by substituting oi5e dig i
ease nn ueT a1esher - as when drugs are taken
EEMARkAELE CURES are coa,ong,
oss asaae Gnd attractng e qoideS attention
IkOMGEY ENDORSED by tho HOY
JUDGE kELLEY, I. S. ARTHUR Hon No,-Tro, a t1oN.
Blair, Exaioy FOREMAN of ". Va can anoAEK9 El.1
hENRg a, MARREN, and others who have nsas tbe IL
HOW, ADMINISTERED, By simn,e in
patient at has oac1t home ~ oAi oaiice, or by the
HOME TREATMENT. This is sent hx
"a - q .ulhaet package. Price for fxxo
InOhIns supply, sCih aTahalino n,,T,os,@t ~, ~ y
tn ia spet DIRECTIONS $500 1f''"0'"s ana
ee with many 1sailse tes 200 Pr on Compound oxy
cures sent free. Address "'0Se feH't9kdote
DRs' sTARKEY d PALEN, 1l12 Girard St. pb;,s
The Rock Island Argus., 1878-04-16
PALM SOAP.
PURE PALM SOAP
A PHILADELPHIA SPECIALITY.

AFdILADELPHIA SPECIALITY,
tabl1shed forty years and for sale by more than
que que thousand storekeepers. This Soap has no
equal In qualit, or cheapness, for Bath and Toilet
t5. use, being made of LiBERIAN OIL from the
AIM TREE. Packed in boxes containing two
tnnIree, hVe or eight dozen. liberal discount to
Sn.9 " nolesale Dealers. Manufactured by GRAVES d
soS, loo5 Christian street, Philadelphia It is
aseu py the Oldest resident families. physicians
al ana many public institutions-the American Hotel
baths, Public Ledger Post Office, Water De-
partmert, and the Turkish Baths,
The Rock Island Argus., 1878-04-16

DR.. BONAPARTE & co.

"a <5@MIz- Great combinations of pro-
k=N@Tl fessional talent and exner-
Nal EsnAeas ience of Europe and America
EldEkS 5aAxAsD are the men to consult This
@EJI7A&sp fs the only Office in the CITY
-, - wh re permanent cure of Pri
vate Diseases can be obtaiued without the use nj
mercury or change of diet or business
we guarantee to cure gonorrhea gIeet svnbi1ia
impotency, noetural emissions, female comniaints
In short, every possible form and VARIETY Of sexnai
Disease. Cures rapid thorough and permanent anG
fees moderate. We will admit ali persons to orr
museum free who purchase either of our boohs
Medical Treatise. price 80 cents; the Vado Mee1,
OF Nature, price 81. Pocket Guide sent for tive
three cent stamps Gail or address 'A '"e
Drs. BONAPARTE & REYNoTOc
1872 Sycamore St. CINCINNATI lEOHIo
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-04-11

Sn benz fisseneem 8latte, ps6en @srfailsr
nifbt aenannt 1T, ptro sr,atlt, oab spsi
Berliner Deibbter,D9ilifsr fritz Nprsens
burd BE StraBen rpanoern, IN, semttn'
fam einen Musaus auf's aanb gu mad en.
Der Cine beibt pisiete, Der Qnoere Nsa-
mann, unb Der grfere er,atlt III isintm
Berliner Deutlh gDie mir an bic gde
bon Neumanns 7nb, iaste ptefer: i'd wia
RAID msinen SausidlaiIel tolen, balte
Du 'nen Oosenblif meine pieife nno roo
DE itr, bamit Ge MID ausisbt. Raum
lfeb' i'd nu ba, 70 flcppt mid me @timme
pon tinten auf bic SAulter. i'd orebe mir
UNI, ba tR's elm @ensb'arm uno iast:
Das Is mid bas BORN @erouhe uf oieStra'
be? Ser nit Stre pfeife uno ,mse D1a'
lsr ssbledt. grlocben Sie, ias i'd, bas
Is MID melne Yfeife, bic jetOrt msinsm
Sreunb Neumann. 9lth raiicnntrt ruff
Ct, bat fann Ssber fasen, 'raus mit's aelD
obsr Id nebme Sbnen nit. gDat ioq Id
MAIDEN, Id motlte mir aud am fruben
Mursen MID draern = aber taum 10 ct
meg, 70 fommt metn Greunb 9feumann
'raus anb 1hrsit Wter Ytsiefe, Du uirit
bod MID etua msine pfeife -? Da
er3ablte Id ibm pom bic @ensbarmerie I'M
iaste: Sd mubtt ibr Dftne Yftife ssbsn
unc babe oua ,rpee Dbaler Sor Dir aua.
eeleet. - Dat9 Du unterfebit Dir, 3rpee
Dtaler Dor mir aus,ulesen - nf Der
Stsas iisbf Tu mid bic 3rpee Dbalsr wis'
Der - Nu, ID woute mir am friiten
Morsen MID drsern. CAB ttm aliU feline
3,uee Dbaler unb nu spar unIere Nsanuns
auitt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-04-11

@roepapa, fprad @eors, i'd w.ib 20
@laube 20 germ, 500, Du meinit Id lou
Dir ben SntaIt Der galette geben
Nein, @robpapa, ni&t MIR.
Wem benn
Griepbera sber Sislmstr feiner 8raut, Der
1@Snen Mnna. @robpapa, Du ttf ibm
,u aru6em Dante ssrpTittet unb wie i'd
ion tenne, miro er nihts annebmen pon
Dir !; aber Mnna tSnntef Du ben @hmud
ais Bruutsel&snt ssben uno sas @slo als
Musfsuer. @lauba Du niht
Gine portrefltde Seee, @os =! Du bait
@sHt. Nir w.reen morSen binausfatren
unb Mnna tas @an,e iiberrei@en. 9lur
bic ga0.tte Mill i'd bsbolten.
Dante, @roBpapa -
Ginise Doasn lpater iano bic Ssrmab.
lung Griebtsrss unb Nnna Ratt.
Mls drteebere unb Nnna mad Der Irauun9
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