davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-11-25
WASHINGTON.

Chicago, 24.-Inter- Oceans Washing.
ton: All attempts to draw Garfield out
on cabinet questions failed, and all at
tempts to form q cabinet for him may be
set down, once for Rll, as pure specala-
uor- Garfield talked WITH Sherman
to-day, but not privately, and nothing
was said about the cabinet. Garfield
also keeps entirely sloot from the sen4-
torial muddle in Chic 1t is believed
hat sherman would prefer the Senate to
the cabinet.
Geo. Z. Gorhsm had quite an interview
with Garfield to-day, but says there was
nothing in it. He doubts if Garfield has Z
single man fixed upon for cabinet
officer, but no democrats will De sp-
pointed, even 10 one-horse clerkship.
The new administration will be of the
stalwart favor. Grant people will not
attempt to run, or anything Of that sort,
but they will have a fair recognition.
Washingt n, 25.-In addition to the
book OF estimates reported before, are
the following miscellaneous items: Total
Judicial, $399,30O; foreign Intercourse,
Sl,257, 035; military establishments, $50,
242, 740; naval, SIS, 022. 1881; Indian affairs,
81, 55S, SOC; pensions, $50, goo, 600; pubic
| works, Sl5, O59, 535; postal service, IS,
630,757. The estimated amount required
for the postal service for - is So, 49,
932, and the estimated amount which
will be provided by the department
from its own revenue accruing from
posta4 les and other sources, is SIS, S45 174,
leaving deficiency of S., 630,757. Pub
lie printing, 1903, l56; payment ofjudge>
of the court of claims, S4O0, ZOO; lie saw
ing stations, S6l9,900; revenue cutter
service, 81, 100000; engraving and print
ing, 1925 600; lighthouse establishment,
81 099,OO0; coast and geodetic survey,
$556, 800; maintenance of fish Matching
vessels, construction of standard
weights and measures, SURPRISING
counterfeiting and other crimes and for
other miscellaneous objects under the
treasury department, Sl,493, $50; sig
nal service, $3.50. 600; miscelIan. Gus
ubjects under the war department.
81, 422, 235; miscellaneous object
under the interior department,
S2,2l7, us; miscellaneous objects under
the department OF justice, So, 265, GOO.
Grand total, S29S, 202, 722. The appro-
priation for 1881 aggregate SECS, 05O, 057.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-11-25
GOLD LION PUNCH!
THE LATEST BEVERAGE.

TIE LATEST BEF EhAGE.
"Gold Lion Punch" one Of the most
delectable drinks ever offered to the
bibulously inclined is Auer & Murphy's
latest novelty.
Their StoIerooms are now stocked to
OVERLOOKING. aud complete in every par
ticular. Their winter Specislties are IN
excelled.
Families wishing pure and unadulter-
ated Wines or Liquors at moderate prices
please take notice.
AUER & MURPHY, Props.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-11-25
LATEST TELEGRAMS
The Southern PACIFIC.

New York. 24.-Advices from the end
Of the track of the Southern Pacific Rail-
way, in New Mexico, state that the rail.
are laid now to and beyond the proposed
point Of junction with the road to SAINTS
Fe, Gnd are being continued to Re
Grande, at FL Paso, 10000 feet being
laid in three days last week. 1t is e1.
pected the Texas boundary will be
reached by New Year g, when the road /:
to open for business to Rio Mimbres,
!. 2O9 miles east Of San Francisco.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-11-25

Among the pTettiest and most ap
propTiste Thanksgiving sermons
delivered cn this anniversary three o,
four years age, was one by a Chicago
divine. He Wss O big-minded man,
and one Of those preachers who have
advanced beyond the prosy ideas and
slow-goiDg ways OF the reverend oil
twenty years ago. He stripped reli.
gion Of its non-attraciiYe features. and
fitted it 70 earth rather than heaven.
He believed that a man could serve
GOD better with bright and cheerful
face, and buoysnt spirits, than in a
long drawn counsensnce, and per-
petusily tortured soul. The practical
character Of his gospel, and the in
telligenCe and aptness for observation
OF the man may be gathered from
the following pregnant paragraph of
his discourse. The reasons then as
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-11-25
The Railroad Row.

Chicsgo, 25.-Solon Humphreys,
president of the Wabash road, was here
to-day. He says the Humeston and
Shenandoah line, in Iowa, will be pushed
to speedy completion, thus giving the
Wabash q direct line from Chicago to
Omaha. There is no way, he says, OF
stopping the railroad war other than
connecting to the Wabash It's claim OF
one-third the st. Louis business. The
passenger rates may be raised to fair
price, say So to st. Louis. when the
Wabash gets further into the city, but
until 18th street is reached, it will sell
tickets at 81 less than the other roads.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-11-25

IT NOW transpirss that Indiana will
cast one electoral vote for Hancock,
one of the democratic electors in that
state having = majoriIy OF 5000 votes.
This will even-up on the loss of one
in California.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-11-25
SALT LAKE DAILY HERALD
THURSDAY MoHsna. Nov, %, 1880.
THE DAILY HERALD is published

TIE DAILY HERALD Is published
every morning, Mondays excepted, at
East Temple Street, nesr First South,
salt Lake City, by the HER AID PRINT
ING AND PUELIsHIsG COMPANY. Sub
sc1iption price 5000 per snnum, post
are included; parts Of year ct the
same rate To weekly snbscri bers'
collection made by carriers, 25c. week
THE SEMI-WEEKLY HERALD Is
published every Wednesday and Sas1r-
day m rn'ng, at $3.50 year. SIX
moths 81. 10; postage included
THE WEEKLY HERALD is published
every Thursday morning, at 81 q year
ak months, $l.25, postage included.
Postage outside the U. 5. and CANADA,
extra.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-11-25
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
November "a, 1880.

ANUFUIIIUOI ii IoOUs
VALLEY HOUSE.
J A West, OGDEN; Il Tudor, @ Il.
Porter, Boston; j Nj Bates, jr, Missouri;
T Crsig, Bodie; A Miller, Bubil: r
Burke E Ritter, Montana; w A McMas-
ter, New Jersey; II Hamilton, Few
York; 7 Maiioy, J Campbell, T Day,
d Sullivan, w 6 Boyce, Park City.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-11-25
THB ATLANTIC MONTHLY
FOR 1851
WILL CONTAIN
SERIAL STORIES

By ELIZABETH STUART PHELPS, author
of The Gates Ajar, F" "The Silent Part
.ner," etc; GEORGE P LATHRoP, author
of "a Study of hawthorne" W. H.
BISHOP, author of "Detmold;" W. D..
HowELLs author OF "The Lady of the
Aroosiook," The Undiscovered Coun-
try" and HENRY JAMES, JR., author Of
The Americans" 1.-The Europeans, !"
afo
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-11-25

Thanksgiving has lost pretty nearly
all OF the solsmnity which originally
attached to the occasion. Il has
come to bs regarded in its observance
as q time fer nerry-making ami
feasting, rather than as day Tor
prayer and the giving OF thanks to
Providence for lite blessings. 1t is
treu that in many of the churches
special services are held and sermons
read, but the attractive feature of the
day Is the family gathering around
the laden board. And we fear that
too many forget, while feasting upon
the lat things so essential to the regu.
latiOn dinner, the source whence
comes their good cheer.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-11-25
ESSAYS

On biographical, historical, ard social
subjects, by GoLDwIS SMITH; EDWARD
EVERETT HALE, on the social. political.
and religious life of the world in the time
of Christ; WILLIAM NJ. RossEITI, on
The Wives OF the Poets" JOHN FIsKE,
on the early Culture, Myths. and
Folklore of our Aryan ancestors"
j sEPH DUGDALE, on "The Relation Of
Society to Crime"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-11-25
SHORT STORIES AND
SKETCHES

By HARRIET BEEcHER STOWE, T. B.
ALDRICH, SARAH 0. JEwETT, Cox
STANCE FENIMoRE WooLsoN, MARK
FwAI, ROSE IERAY COOKE, ELLEN w.
OLNEY,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-11-25

SAVE YOUR BOOKS by getting
them bound. Try the HERALD
Bindary.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-11-25

In politics, education, industry and reli-
gion, by persons specially qualified TO
treat them thoroughly and in an I'M
partisan spirit.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-11-25
TRAVEL SKETCHES.

In. Norway, by Fl. H., and by excellent
writers on other picturesque lands and
interesting people.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-11-25

IL OBEDIENCE to the recommends
ton of the President of the United
States, rs contained in his recent
proclamation, the pesple OF Salt Lake
City, and of Utah, will observe thiG
day as g special occasion Of thanks
gieing and prayer. II there has ever
been a time when the people could,
without mocking themselves, and
without acting and appearing as
they did not feel in the appropriate
Observance OF this anniversary, it is
rot the case now. Utah is prosper
Gus. She has been bountifuliy blessed.
Her troubles end annoyances, social
and political, during the twelve
months, have been few and insignifi-
cant. Her people are cheerful. COL
tented and happy, and they have
substantial, tangible reason for being
so. The year hiss been one Of exoep-
tionsl prosperity. There have been
no oilers from necessity. The lsborer
has found regular and remunerstive
employment. The merchant has
thrlved in his business. The capital
ist has been able to safely and
proftably invest his money. The
farmer has never harvested better
crops than tbs last. This has truly
been one OF the good years." It has
not been g season of "fuah times,"
with booms aud flashes and attendant
recklessDess of speculation, tempo
rer7 excitements snd the consequent
depressions. The progress has been
regular and the advance solid and
lasting. It has been just such q SEA-
son SO we can be thankful for and
wish many repetitions Of. Then
should We not all feel thankful and
cheerfully give thanks to the Source
of all tbs peace snd plenty, this
prosperity and prospect?
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-11-25

While Utah looks upon this
Thanksgiving morning with bright
eyes, and halls it with gladstone
heart, the nation at large can also
welcome the anniversary as one that
may be fittingly observed. We ques.
ton If there has eyer been q year
since the establishment of the Re-
public that has ezoelled the present
one in solid prosperity. 1t has been
observed in every state and
territory, and the good feeling
is universal, no: only as to the past,
but for the future. The outlook is
bright and promising. Blessings
have fallen lavishly upon this broad
and mighty land. AID Hope stands
forth plainly and enticingly beckon-
ing on to a glorious future. The
nation, whether it be spelled with
big or little n, should feel thankful
and express thanks to-day, if it ever
felt that they we're necessary. The
Power that guides and controls and
shapes the destinies OF nations has
certainly been kind to these United
States.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-11-25
THE ATLANTIC CONPRLBU.
TORS

Include LoNoFELLoW, BHITTIER.
HOLMES, LowkL HALE, WHIPPL x,
dowELLs, ALDBICH, STEDMAN, j MES,
WARNER, WARING, tIsKE, WHITE,
SCUDDER, BISHOP, MARX TWAIN, Mrs.
STOWE. MISS PHELPS, II. H., Miss JEW
EFT, Miss LARCoM, Miss PRESTON, Mrs.
COOKE, Miss WooLsoS, Mrs. THAxTRR,
and many others OF the best American
writers.
TERMS: $500 year, in advance,
postage free; 35 cents a number. With
superb life-size portrait OF Longfellow,
Bryant, W hitti.r, Lowell, or Holmes,
g 5 o.; with two portraits, $500; with
three portraits, 81. 90; with four ortraits,
S.. co; with all five portraits. 50 90.
Ezs- The 1umberS for November and
December sgiLt be sent free to all NeD
SUB. cTi6erS IDho pay for The ATLANTIC
for 1851 before December 20.
Remittauces should be msde by money
order, draft, or registered letter, to
Houghton, nffliE & Co.,
4Park Street, Boston, Mass.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-11-25

DISCUSSIONS OF LYING
QUESTIONS
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-05-03

- Mittern, bic Sinper seIunb gu nab.
rem wunlhsn, utns I'm gtanoe gu lsin, 90
burd itre eissae Brul 81 bsuirten, lam
pictts 0sderes, 5eillams,es unb 8iuiseres
empfotlen sperSsn,I falls Nsutaoter's ;, Deut-
fdes &tnbermetl" (Yabptrcpbins). 90
1T Der bsRe griab fir Muttsrmild, 90
usretntst alIes Cute in lfh, um cine our'
trefFtGe 8taosrnabruns su sspabren.
Der 6rilante(ie Grfols wurps lusar bet
frdntltten nao fawadea 3tnssrn er3telt.
~ Deutlaes &inbermetl" pirb BON Msr3tsn
letr etapfOtlen, uno lit In allen renommir.
ten Gpctbsfen 3u taten. %t
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-05-03

- Cine nsue amsrttanilde Noropul .
grpsbitipn. Das 9auscemite fir uWaoal
Nfatrs" BAT iibsr bic 9ia teridtet, eins
nsue Norbpol. Expedition aus3urii1en. une
psnn bic ,@ulnars" AUD nidt i'm Staaoe
lein bitrfts, Dasisnise fur @merifa gu
leifsa, was bic ,gsaa" fur europa &C.
tDan bat, 70 hirfts Fe bod ntAt perfeblea,
unlsre Uillsnidaft unb unlere seoyrapb's
ftsn &enntniRe niht untpsientlid 3u Der.
mebren. Dte bftreFenbe Bt[l ermahttst
ben prdFbsntsn, cine seitlpsilise Statien
an irsenS einsm Dunft In Nprpen bes 81.
Graoss nSrbltder Bretts an pber nabe oer
eaey Jranflin Bas ;u sriinbsn, unO swar
gum 3wsdt !pIGsnlAaftlider geotadtuns
unp Nuffnpuns nsusr Dauflhsriinoe.
Das Yerfonal Der grpeoition le(l aus
Sff3ieren unb Mannlhaften bsitsben, bic
beriits i'm Dienf Ser gsreinisten Staatfa
fnbaunb 6h tereit erfldrcn, ibre 9famsn
In e'e Qtiteu ! etnttasen sa la0en ]; bic
3abl BON fanf,te tarf niht iibsrldritten
tperben.s Dee @rdfpsnt tptrb isrnfr auz
forfeit, bfn Dampfsr o@ulnare" an3u>
n.bmsn, wslhen gap'tdn Sowsute antie.
TT uno ber ifb fur sine folde Gabrt porc
saslid tisnft. lowie etn(slbsn ouf Nesise
runsstotens aus,uriifeu.s Die u@ulnas
re- .pirb iitrs,ns giBrnttimsr, iotals Der
--3wtd eerSGrpsottious erreidt it, ober
wenn man ibrer Dienfe- nidt LANCER be.
.basf tp;epfr. ,uriid3eaebsn bod ;fnb bic
gsrstniaten Staaten fur stpatse B,1ha.
bieunsen. bic bas .S6if mdtreno. ittnsr
Btnmbun8 erlttten, niett perantwprtlth.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-05-03

Du aber sieueiat rod Elm 5abr pesr 70
btrum marten tannf, sb' Du unIerstns
als Az eiafdltts fir Cure &!usbeI aaFfbit,
70 pirii Du antsr Nnrerem autb tsnaen
ls,neu, pas sine gifsnbatn III. Das III
namlia tin Dina, was u9ns 8sins lauft,
Gd eabsi auber Nt9em renat, essaalb i'm
rntr furhttar puast unb barutn 70 piesr>
bedia araerlidsr glatur 1T, bab es allen
guren SA1en, unb icBar osm Oorh@al'
,en nit, bic piden @haesl stnrsnnen wltr-
Be, wenn Ie lih i'm IN ben sSee iteutsn
Ql5o, tsenn Der bimmtilae gatfr Did
nieht etwa nit einem nod barteren Stirn'
bein ausssrii1et bat, als Cure sisrfubissn
Gcuesen, 70 perfas' Dir bas Ssrsniissn,
mein Sunse. Cont If Der eilsnbasnbau
im usbrisen cine saa; ha6fae Sade une
isSenfans Elm menldsnnaroiaeres @slaaft
ais I'm CONNER Ieinen Wlithriten bic
5Sas nod beissr 3u MAIDEN, eursn Der.
strliaen Budtln G.absnfiiBe ein5ublaasn
oeer bsn Cad ber Mutter Etsmis 70 lanse
aus,ubeutelu, Bic n.dts ale WbSoearen,
fntfe unb Yffs patinbleiten. 9Benn Ou
70 etpas pon @rufmannsluht unb- ben
8eruf In bir ssrlpiira, iunger SeutoSurefr
urenfel, ben Sag lang In Sslo uap Balb
berum;ubumnaeIn, Dir manamal pulten
unb 5dnupfer, sewib 4tencs aber> ale'
NAL rsdtldafansn Durf gu bclen, fir.
BEN Der eanpespatsr Dir ta9lit in sater.
Iidrr goraussr'enntnib bic Galds nit
ausrsihsnbsn 5itertilpniHen Yon fA
anfilIt, ba baue aleib mir gilenbatnen
fur Msnfhen, cas ltebe 8ieb unp pas at
Baggage oa,u scbSrt. 81 iF cariOs, man
faat immer bas liebe 0ie9 unh nts: bic
liebsn Menfden. Cont III snidts 'rsi.er
nStbig, ais nod .tn Bisnsn Ginmatetns
I'M 8Opf. Sebt abs tritt fir mid ote
,msitej MIR ron Setaer aMatefat eaeerf
atrauts D6liessnbsit res Sases elm, ben
bsfastsn Durf unldaplth gu maten uup
5u bsm Brtuf tretet 5br eth nsues Qmt
als giientabnbau :, 8ermefunss SngeE
'nieurs .Wsswei(er an, mir BE SteQt In
eurrm Stiernnea gu seissn. 100 man ptr.
nlutbitd fsinen bsionpsrs @nteni ~@aters
bod immsrbin ginsn ihent, Der zinc irc.
dsns &sb!e rersuisli6sr ftirnmt, als Guer
@anlepsin Bier in BEN 5iin,psln ,eislfr
rei3enosn @.asnb. D,nn barauf tdna i'd
Gh6 ttnene 3susensiol atlssen, falls fit
Gifentabr nidt nod einer Srrsnani ifalt
fiisrtn follte, fotrirt tunftis bisr &einsr
aus ibr ausFsisen. um bic s5srrtl&tltfn
Gnrer adsrp1aseret auf elmer Gubtcnr ME
i'd wisesr gu seniebeu. Fe 4
AZ u Z y @Gostssans teig. -tse4s ~ -
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-05-03

1. Z Die gereinisten 5taaten baben aui
'bsr internatirlta(elt Siidereis Musiteluns
,pelde felt benz 20. .. Mts. in Berlin I'M
@'ause 1T, bur6 bic @rSBe, Wannisfal.
tisteit .unp Yrr5islidfeit ber BON ibnsu
au8seiteatenS Sammluns penSie9 iiber ale
ianceret genicnen, welAe li4 an Der Gus.
itequng ,bet4etligett, baccnsetrassn. Sea.
r1eittlth baben ite ibren Gioalen Gnslanb,
bas in rer fdatisiten 8eiie psrtreten 1T,
tief in ben Shatten seltellt. ..--....s.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-05-03
allfn bier blsibe. - ~ -ys~T
al TaAttd! IL nieeoa niabt'Ser mid pirt
a mNss gsetn Rdsa ltatiasta
Der iB ndtme Did nit. Bers !!

Seer 1u ndtme Did nit, 8era
Damn mars mir sleih unD fann i'd ben
Wann aud fhpn miebsr leibsn, Ssrlsbte
lle berubist. unb fe lisfen 5auo In 6anb
nit itren Fatternbsn 5atnhenRdbsn benz
neusn 9nntt 3u, BON no ber Snsenisur
feline @sttermsRuns bssOnnsn. Die &in.
btsluf am 5elfen unp sontiren mar lber
bic gsissa sefommen, 70 oas lie um bic
Dette .ttfus aunbenlans bic NnmeIumsen
ausfl6s3za, welde Der Bdr.iss ibnen e..
.tbeilte Svwp pOles qob ron ibm sinsrnie.
I'm. Grfraste nah ibren Namsn une
aaste eure 0,lenfe inb toh nidt aus
sbul,liidea ,ufammtnaslsimt, ME bic all.r
&urer ruppaisltsen 8sttsrn uno Yalfn,
stis i4biS'jebt bic gbr. ssbatt babe, fen.
MN Su ltrnen. unp Str wdrst sar nitt 70
iitsl dis fSnislih bsltallts gilsnbabatau.
BtmtlIunB. Nejunetssbilfsns untsrbanb
lanesr Das meint Sbr ;u Dem @sl6dft
une 5itsls
GesrptS bate bsm iopialsn Sprsder
gssenitsr ous S&adtsrabeit abs.frsift,
aus BON Nunbe btslslt.n war bm ,uu
awtitenmale sin fremtss Dcrt ans 81,
a.idlasen. uno u fruate BRETT: Das II
bas Gilentabntau Denn bd uns Ia
Dprf stwas sebaut spirb, ba tann man q
aud iebsn.
Ser Snssnieur laats !: ga, Id bat'.
alstdb psrmutbet uni, Dir an bsr Nal
!. Suas(shen, 4utin Setn Str itib. .tlissr In
pSlf az Nc NaRtn g'tni$tr. Dta'
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-05-03
@rn hsr ..Slt @alamanber" gp

TpH FFF UOIu SulHMuHpfr Npp'
ttets. Gtilaso. ST.. II San. 1880.
Wsrtbe Ssrrsn $. $. Barner & Co.,
8vdsasr. q. 81: Dir bofftn, Dab uuisr,
Bsifsunns ~rett,eitie ttt ttntn anlanst.
Das gsrlanstn nad guere Sais 5sil.
mitteln, btloaesrs bic Safe Nisren,unb
9ebsr=5silmittsl, III besdnrtf unb nimmt
forttpaerene 3u, una unlers &unbsn {dabsu
esrsn Dsrtt iebr bod. gtniss Jaass
ssren beilung mir btobahttt tabsn, mare II
Youaaaeis uno bSdit erfaun!a. Nd.
tunssppll, Bon 5haad, Stsssnluu & So
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-05-03
Oi1te 4arfe

In Nue, ,petde an ben Solsen BON
SnsenbIiinben, WerpSIer Shmaae, @nt,
trdftisuns, Serluit ber Wannesfraft u.
I. ~. leiberL ienbe id fpifenfrei elm Re'
cept bas fe CURT. Dieies srcbe Sell,
Mite! lpurbe crn eiuem Uiilfrnar in
Sicz zImeritu entoett. Sbift ein abbreI
itrtes Grurert an 6ep. Soiepb 8. Sn,.
man, Statipa ., 9telp Oort gitp. =.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-05-03
e. SSplffpn.

I'm ih auf ben neuen gau por3uberei=
ten, 1T 5crr WrlfIcn se3wunsen, bic ial
5rontSebdube laseraoeu Waaren 5uIam
mensuOrdnsen unO nit benz Srpbtea Ibeil
terielben auf,urdumen. er pirb oaber
fir Die ni6ten 80 Gage bic YreiIe be.
oeuteuo berabieseu, uno Label pas BuSli,
fum elm, Die Waaren mo prele gu in
lpi5iren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-05-03

- 81 Ii tsin In Der DiTsnlhaft BE-.
fanntsrss 5sIlmtttel esssn eumtaso, droni'
fAsn oser aeutsn 0bsumattsmus, ais tpie
Sotn{pns Nnobynt riment,
innsrlIt uno duberltd ansewanet, s7a
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-05-03

1868 unter Slab ifpne Saneelsminilter
9Sabreub bes amertfani I9en giirserfttez
ses leuhtete er nnter alien brittilaen
5taatsnaltnern burd feline 5beilna9me
fitr bic Sode bes 9ecroens berppr ltnb
bat baour9 in ben Ser. Staaten iebr
piele Treunpe uno gerebrer sewpnnen.
gr 1T e;ne erunbebrli4e Natur, mabrenb
@labfene Elm absefeimter Sel1it 1T.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-05-03
= Diefts III fiji. bic @elunobeit bic Al

Diefts III fir bic @eiunobelt bic g.
fa9rlttfe Yertobe bts sai,sen Satrss, abe'
ss stebt Elm Dlittel, elm Wittel, BIZ
mslaes elm beitdnoiser 5dub stsen
u,iaatn Der nteiRen Srantbetten III. Sc
trau&t rssetmaBis isem Sag Dr.. NusuN
Gonias 5amburser 5ropfsn uno bsrsits,
gutr Ssaem auf bsn gBthlsl Dor unit
FART bafslbs sssen Die gsfabren bsr Sab.'
rfsnit. asz z Ez& eS
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-05-03

e s--s Wir sebsn nit Yersaii5ei YrOben
BON unieren Yaarsn gum, gereleid uit
aaoern. neil mir seipib linb. oab mir bill.
Tiger oert1ufen toauen, 4als ale uuiere
oncurrepten. g dra III & So.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-05-03

= B.r MAIDEN bic ecrpnfsnten 5erreul
beionoers ourauf aufmertiam, oaB bic
Gttra srcben An5iiBe uno ein5elns HSde
onsetommena iine bel s.. ScSte
q ThuesilH l 7=i $50 ~