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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-10-09

= Der slirifareilcnbe StohlIS in gSeiz
mar mirp, lett eS befannt sewprben, baB
ct i'm SegriIfe ltebt, cine neue Trrl6unss=
relie nad gSaoat &c. &c. aa5utreten, nit
Sriefen BON slbenteuerlultisen, bic i'd,
ibm auf leiner Expedition anidllieBen mol.
lea fSrnilid iiberiAiittet. ST bat ldpn
iiber 100 lcl4er Vriefe erbalten. Sin
Wtulic,S aus SailerSlauteru bat iih nidt
a6idreden laiien, nadoem aui ietn erlteS
geiud eine a6lebnenpe 2ntipprt erfolot.
Smei peitere Sriefe an 6errn 9fpblfs 3u
ieloen, III benen Ell iid riibmt, er tlaIe
bic Glarinette 10 pDrsiisli6, noaB er bic
miloen i6war5en SSlter bard bic mclpbiz
idlen &lanse oeutider Wtuiif Su Sibmen
briie." Serr &Obifs bat liA ater aud
ourd pieie auSlidt nidt ernei6en laTen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-10-09

ben 6of. Mu Der Sanc iiibrts ct Gpl!rao
melGer itm NIT Den Gmpf fnbuneen eines
sur 5dIadtbanf lhreitenosnSpfers iclsts.
Geiner Wbantalie idwebten bic Shafs Dor,
bic pss NbenOs suipeilcn Dor is!nsn Wuaeu
In einem Shldtbterlaben sefunp tno mutt
ter psrlhwanoen unp am fol9snben Mor.
gen lhpn in aaer Trii5e gum Berfaui Der,
esridtst pon ben Jisilderbafsn nsten Der
9buv nicberbiusen aud ttn sps Der
Dreiaa9ise untarmber)iS mi! iih fort !;
anfauss purd breite Strabtn, oaun purt
eneere 8ertcbrswege uno @alIsu. ,pis ror
pier,ebn 5aeen In Der bsimatbiitbsn Stapt.
Gs risf Den @tnprud hervor, ais tabs sr
unbslfssbare Sbsu pcr elmer irsisn I'm
eebans setcst. Sullrao miiros ea lp3ar
aewunbert babsn, pors es anoers ssrs1sn.
Die i&neue SsWeauns stat itm iacsiien
mubl, mafte lsin Vlut msldes ir Dem
aeagen fat ins Stpfen eeratbsn mar,
wieoer leb6aftsr freiisn. 9iat elmer Bier
tsIfunoe tratsn lie In elmer 0alis elm, De-
rem 8ittun8 nur an ben Don o'm astirn
ten Simmel atbebenocn bctrn Gicbsln sr
fenabar. Dor oem fiinftsn ODER lfttittn
5aale bltsbsu fs itsbsn Ser Jrsmoe
taafdte aufwarts ano abpdrts. Qabsr
osm GrisssbeIdrei nnsbrsrer Iabsn bod
oSsn auf ben Oabsrn mar tsiu 9aut per.
aebmtar. Der Dreiausss sos 81uaat
ersi Stufen nah elmer iitt matt aus3sihs
nenten Gbilr fnaui unp na1oem er eine
Wetle nrben berifIbsn aaf Der gBauO UNI.
bersetaact 1atts, riff Ell brsimal iii tur3en
paulen an einem &iinsslsriff. Damn
lauihte er miebsr. Der Sou Der GInsel
Drans niht beraus, basesen uuterfhieO
ToQrao, eab rad einissr 3sit i'm Snneru
pes @sbaaoes cine S5i!r seSHas. uao pie>
Der ,ugel6lassn wurbe. Shlurfsnse
Sfritte natertsn Id /; eine anpsre Stir
tnarrte, wisberun bic lhtarfenbe SWrittt
gan, Ia Der Nabs. rpslhen alsbale bas
&lrrsn elmer Seite uno paS 3uriifiha
gen me2rfrsr 8issel iolDte, Die 1bar
mid uni 6anotreiit nab inaen, bann
puree ie ourh Die oorselsgts &stte gsbals
ten. Sin i@masr 9idt1reifsn praas ins
5rsie une @uarao sntosdte burh bic
Spalts bic 0dlits sine5 brriien rptbsn
0'ftts unp Gin srCbss sorquslsnees Maz
g. rue'hss itampf gu ibm bsrausalobts.
(50rifebuns fOIst.)
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Gerantwcstlidfeit fir Oienlfboten

SeloHllDctlilWtett tut Oteulttctens
5eu8nille. Gin Saul fmaun in elmer Bro,
pin;ialeS Sauptitapt bat bic eben perflclIene
8aoeIaiirn nit ieiner 6amilie in 2biesba-
ben perlctt unb feline Wcbnltng Dem erft
am |: Suni ,. s. suscSr3enen OienltmdD,
den ii6erlalien. Sci per 3uridtuuft Der
6antilie mar pas Wdpden nidt anweieno,
sielmebr puree feitselteat, pab lis nit ei.
nem @eliebteu oapcnsesausen uno aaes,
mas wertbpru unb nidt beidmer(itb bel
Der 0feiIe, aus Dem Yerm0sen Der Serr.
ihaIt bat naitSeben beiBen. Die leetere
flaste ben etwa 1600M betraBenoen Sda.
ben seBen bic friibere Serridaft 0es Wtap.
dens ein, neil pieielte, cbwobl Der @runo
eer @ntlaiiunS lnebrlibteit selpelen mar,
Dem Wdcd,em bennod ins 3euSuie Se-
ihrieben bate : Ereu uub Suoerlaiis. /"
Oas @cridt bat an9cnonlmeu, baB piele
NuSeriide sleidbepeutenp Icien nit ,cbr-
lid". uno pa es slaubwiiroiS erlAeinen
mub, baB oieiss 3eusuib bauptIidtli9
Die 5rpeite Serridlaft bemc9sn babe, ben
Olenlttcten gu en9asiren, ipuroe Die et(te
9errid'ait gum rrllen Gtiab BEG 5usefiis=
ten SdQeenS pernrtbeilt.
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Sts StieScriage Der Csfterreidber
bel 8ilntldl.

llcter ben Wiibesfots pes Generals 3od
Bel SibatId, wirp Der yDeutI den 3ts."
aus 5apalie. 10. Sept teribtet:
uunlere gtiecerlaae lei YiSatld wiro
Sbnen bereitS i'm WcIentliden purcb tele
srapbllde Seridte betauut ae,poroen Iein,
SD belhrdnfe mid baber auf Wittbeiluna
einiSer Oaten iiber Die eisentld,sn @riin,
be unp 6olsen unierer Sdlappe. Der
@sneralmaior 3a1 perfiiste bel Bibatid,
iiber 5000 Wann NIT bier @ebirasaefdii
tan unb auberbem iiber bier ldwere Sc.
idiite. @eneral Bad, bate aber leioer ben
au8pridltden gefebl, bieIe pier idmeren
0eIhiBe nidt ;ur Sermeuouna "a byiu.
gen, neil man bic 5tapt une bic 8efeti
sungsiperfe ldoneu nnllte, uui mad GIN
nabme oerietbea eiuen 8idbalt fir uuIere
3ruppen 5u baben. De facto bat penn
aud bic idwere Satterie wibreuo bes
sanSen @sfedtes teinen 5dub absescsen,
uno oa bic gebirss5eidiiee nidt lis in
bic Staot bineinreidten, 70 tcnnten bic
Snlursenten Id i'm Snncrn ber Staot
pSQis unaenirI belpesen unc batten ben
freieiten Spielraum. Su bem arieasrotb,
pelher AM Gage Dor Der sdlad,t bic
neutrality-suspicious. feitf ebte, lca bic
DtSsliafeit eines 9fiifSuses gar niht in
Grma5uns sesosen poroen lcin. Wan
tdul ul6te fid eben rolltcrlmen iiber bic StSr.
te reS Seinoes.
grcb Der nebermadt Der Sniuracntsn
uno trcb beS SefeblS oas bic idmere BAT.
tere niht einsreifen iOlle, bitte aber bic
9apferfeit unierer Iruppeu ben Sies er.
run9en-bie Saupturiade Der geeberlao oe
mar Der Wfuniticnsnlansel Ipwpbi fir bic
@ewetre als fiir bic @sbirssta.terie. lin.
ier rehter Tlii9el bate bereits 5mei narfe
Bolitlcnen ercbert; pa semabrten bic Sn.
lur8enten bab tas Seuer Der llnfriaeu
Idwdher merce-b bae ibneu bic Nuuition
aassesansen iei. Sd)nea entidloIlen ain
gen Die SnIurgenten I'M Sturm Dor uno
bic llnirisen mubten - mebros mie lie
maren bic tlntiS errunsensn felten Stel
lun9en pieoer auiaeben. Die Snluraen.
ten, ecr5iislid aefiibrt, brauSen swiiden
unierem linten 6liisel uno benz Centrum
feilfSrnis elm. Infer Infer Slael mar
absei dnltten, unier Centrum muroe idcn
pcn iidmdrtS teidclien ; ca mar ss tas
tapfere 0tcslment SellatlditI6, peltbes
unlsren JliifSus iiberbaupt nod ermSa.
.ldltc. Nle aufseioien Shibenihw1rme
wurbsn sum Sturmansriif suiammense.
so8 en-, unb 70 BEN 6einoen Elm Damn
emf sesenseiett, bis Die rnirisen wisoer
sinl8ermaBen gu atbem tlmen. User
encrm lparen aud bic Yerlulte oieies See
Siments. Der Sberit Sc Sap wurbe
tbctlld perpunbet - er 1T in,wilheu aes
itcrben. Der Oterllicutenunt, bic mel
fer Sauptleute uo SfIiciere ficlen pber
iburoen perspunbet, uno nod mSbrenb
ocS y eieGts mubte Elm Wabpr pcm Sdge,
y atal(cn becrbet metpen pa5 0eaiment8
commando gu iiternebmen. Sm @an,eu
tetru9en uniere Ycrluise BEL 8ibatIdy 500
Wann, barunter 90 Silwicre.
unIer 9an5er Grain mar tereit8 in ben
! Sauoen Der Sniurscuteu, bod trnnieu
eielelten ibn nidt fortIdtsppem, ou biz
tutider nit ben Bferben eefcben waren
10 bab mir ibn iAlieBlih ,iemlid blte
balten wieber rorfanoen. Ycn ben Sani.
tatslcloaten muroenspiele purdp bic SnIurs
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2enten ma1iacrirt, neil bic armen Eeufet
fait webrlc5, b. b. nnr nit einem unse,
idjiften TaIdinenmeHer benz affnet linb
Sc 1T unbepirl3t notbmenoig lie nit Sfe
pclueru gu pericben. Quf Dem 9iiif5usc
erelsnete lid cine pabrbaft entIeblthc see
ne. Stint SIiiciere uno etma 20 Wiauu,
bic id~er permunoet ipuren, muBtsn er.
baruun9atcS 5uriid5elaNen psrben. s5(e-
bentlid baten einige, bod lieber BON ben
unleren ben Tcbesitcb enpfansen gu biir-
fen. gber es balf nidt. Seber bate nit
fih lelbit gu tbuu. Die lIngtiidlihen
blieben liegen, unp ale ipuibeu prn ben
Sniurgenten5 u1alIacrirt, welhe uns bis
3cmalje, tis inter bic Waucrn oes aa
fte(ls umihwdrmten. Spgar rer Yerwnn
teten ErauSpprt neteber geltern, swel
Gage had Der Sd,laftpc bier nab Sto,
cas sing, wurce tief I'M SiterreihIhen
0etet rcn einem SnlurseutenI dwarm
cn9e9rilien, bod, paren bic 5rpei besleiten>
BENG ompasnien ltart Seuus itn 5u idiieeu.
Die Sniarsenten bel gibatlA ldabe id,
aRf etwa IL, 900 Wann, umo e8 Id,eint
mir fra9lid, OBJ bic gut gerltarfuns unaes
ridie SriBaoe 9fbeinidnOer a(leiu se.
niisen miro ihrer '6err 81 werben. Die
Staot Bibatla pirO bel Mitmirfung rcn
iApcrem 9el,aiie leidt su nebmen ieil,
um 10 lhwerer ater Die InbSben. (Jn,
3Ipilden loa nod cine brittle Brisaoe bel
9ibatla eiusetrcffen ien. 8. 81 Die
Snlursentem naren pOrtreNtid sefiibrt
uno tewaffnet. sic tattcn srobe seSrge
lie G'e'duee, meide Spblsejdoiie anf
5000 Sdritte parfen, unb ebr cute Ge
mebrc, oarunter, na6 BEN Guaeln Al
iflieben, riele bonn Spitem Setterli.
Gte GrblhanSen Der 5pet Senpmnenen
Boittlonen waren pSlis reselredlt uno, ,nus
lterbaft an9eleSt.
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g G 1T cla t.

Gin ianssr Wann llAt cine 5isae ais Voriet
Epeer sint dtnlits 9el6afit9ans. Da5 aGtsrt in
Der Office Der 5reisn grsfe.
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Der GEnin hpr 81

= Der aSnis per 9tieberlanbe, gBil>
belm ILL.,, bat liG entIdjloNen, in Ieinen
alten Ga9en-er lit 81 Sabre alt-npb
in ben Stano Der Gbe 81 trctcn, ma6rz
idelnlih neil er leinem 8ruper, Der iib
fiirSlid nit elmer Sc4ter pe8 preuBii@en
Brin5en 6riebrih &arl percbclidt bat,
nidt sSnnt, paB peilen &inper Den GGrpn
ber 9ticperlanbe beiteiSel,. Scine Ser
lcbtc 1T e!nc Yrin5eilin Gmma Don g8a(>
bed, BON Der lid Der alte 6rcier, mem pa3
@erii4t ni4t selDsen bat. erlt ppr einigen
Wionaten einen &prb gebplt bate. So
nilleneinfliille nno Der &ieel, burd ibre
6eiratb Die Scnoerdnin ciner itoljen so
penScllern ErinSeiiin gu irerpen, bic lid,
mpb( i9pn ielter alS flnIti8e SGuigin
pon Spuanp sefii9lt bate, mSsen ben
friibercn gntIAluB um9eltpBcn unp bic
nod ju9enpliAe Prin5eliin bempSen ba-
ben, BEN sreiien gSaltling bic Sano gu
reidlen. Sn OpllanO mirp pa5 neue
giinbniB piellei9t ni6t unpppulir icin
ba man bic Seiratb oe8 3brpnfolgcr8 nil
elmer preuBiidcn YrtaSefiin pteliaA ala
cine Spr6ereit,ng 3ur 9innectiruns Spls
lambs an bas Deuti4e 9fcid Gnlpb,
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9(us elmer Sdmei,er 9fefrutenId,uf

= 2luS elmer Sdnei5er Jiefrutenidule.
Sin 9tefrut iaste Su leinem 6auptnann,
Der iid seraOe cine Gi9arre an9e3iinbet
bate: nt6err Sauptlnd, iins All 10 suet
uno sdno MIR 4 9li 6iiiir!" Der 6auptz
mann siett ibm feline brennenpe Gisarre
nit pem Semerfen: 90 lit Siiiir, aber /
BriiBe mars nib erlaubt, Il 10 nit em
Sauptma 3'reoe!" Der 9fefrut meinte
aber san5 naiu: nSO, / slaubd, YraBe
warib Sbr all nib Sauptnld pprbe!"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-10-09

- pauiine Succa wirb auA III bitiem
Q3intcr III 9SIen ibreu 2lufentbolt nebmen.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1878-01-17
Historical Fact.

Every agent who has been steadily selling
the Improved $20 Homestead Sewing Machi NJ
for three years, owns his own dwelling house
has good account in bank, IL clear Of debt.
and has money at interest the ma uYal cDnse-
auence OF securing good agency for superior
goods at the lowest prices. A good firt-clas-
Sewing Machine, most usefni-reiiabi. at all
times, Easy to understand and control. the same
size and does the sam. work az any Msch,r.
that sells for FoTR.TIHzs the price. Tber. i
10 machine at any price better, or that vii. do
liner or more work, and certainly none SO low
IN price By many dollars. The HOMESTEAD &.
widely known and used in thousands Of fam
lies in tie Eastern and Middle States. ana
daily becoming popular in the West. |, Will
save the ccst several times over in the season.
doing the work Of the family, or will earn four
or i've dollars day for any man or woman
who sews for a living: Il Is thu strongest
Machine made, is ready at all times to do lie
work, makes the strongest and finest stitch vet
invented and Is acknowledged ~ the Standard
FANNY Sewing Machine. Price. compIef. ffw
domestic use, a20 delivered 1t your door. no
matter how remote you may reside. Busiuezs
permanent and honorable, with more certain
md npid sales, and larger profits than any
theE- Extraordinary OGrs maze 10 local n
travelling agents whese We have none estsbdisI,.
ID; or. II there Is no agent near ron. send vour
order dInac4 to the factory. Address John n
Kendall / Co, ~ Broadway, New York.
lilly
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Garfield think that the British people
would have been. happier il, instead
Of being able to bear the enormous
burdens their wars imposed wars
believed by them to be essential to
their independence and safety they
had failed to bear them! That the
paper system enabled them to bear
those burdens, Lord Liverpool him.
self admitted. cit had enabled the
country to make efforts to which its
means would not otherwise have been
equal,'' said his Lordship. That It
not only enabled them to do this. but
also enabled them to increase the ma
tional wealth, despite the expense
and waste of war, the bullionists
themselves were compelled to ac-
knowledge. Mr.. Ricardo said that
Notwithstanding the immense expen-
diture during twenty years there was
but little doubt that increased prodnc-
ton more than compensated for 1t.
1.-The national capital he said, chad
not been merely unimpaired. but had
been greatly increased; and the an
nual income of the people, even after
the payment Of their taxes. was prob
ably greater in 1918 than at any for
mer period Of British history. DIR.
COlquhoun said ''that whatever might
be the conflicting opinions prevailing
upon the currency question. all would
agree that during the period OF in
convertibility there had been a pro-
progressive prosperity and self.
evident accumulation of national
wealth. which had not been witnessed
during the same length of time
antecedent to the bank suspension !:
not only as concerned private lndlvld-
uals, but also in respect of great and
important public works" Mr.. Ricardo
and DR.. Colquhoun were both bull
lionists but does General Garfield
think these statements, similar IN
general scope and sentiment to that
made by Sir Archibald Alison, proof
that they lack financial wisdom and
are absurd financial authorities! For
my own part. cannot help thinking
the facts stated by Alison, Ricardo.
Colquhoun,as not only extremely i'm
pOrtant in their relation merely to the
currency question, but as illustrating
the vast powers, moral and physical.
of the British people.
Ex-Secretary McCulloch. in his
speech to the Bankers Convention.
held in this city last year, said that
'when the star of Napoleon sank on
the field of Waterloo never to rise
again. Great Britain. now the richest
country in the world. was in less
prosperous connition than the Amer
lean colonies were at the close OF the
revolutionary war;"
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81 Repository Of Fashion, Pleasure.
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full designs for embroidered slippers and lux
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of the Bazaar IS uniformly of great excellence.
The paper has acquired wide popularity
for the freside enjoyment it affords, and has
become an established authority with the ladies
Of America N. Y. Evening Post.
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Harper's Weekly.
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The Weekly is the ablest and most power
full illustrated periodical published in this
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lustrations of current events a,e full and
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ers.-Louisville Courier Journal.
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isinot published in this or any other country
Commercial Bulletin, Boston,
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Harper's Magazine.
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ularity it won at the outset, but has added
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of the timer, thanks to the enter
prise of the publishers and the fact and wis.,
dom of its editors For whatever is best
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discovery, and fiction, the average reader Of
to Harper's Magazine, just as expectantly as
did the reader Of quarter of century ago;
there is the same admirable variety Of contents
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been received in st. Petersburg that
the Chinese have maSSacred 5000
men, women, and children at the
Kashgarian town of Manas. commit
ting most frightful atrocities.
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