davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1881-07-20
Unfortunate.

Judge Clifford of the United States Supreme
Court underwent amputation Of the foot for
gangrene, at Portland, Me-, on the 18th. The
chances of his recovery are exceedingly small
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1881-07-20

THERE are five cities in the world having
population of over 100000 inhabitants-one
each in Great Britain, United States. Germany and
Austria. Then there are nine having more
than 100000 inhabitants three in Great
Britain, three in the United States, two in Rus
sia and one in Turkey. OF the cities having
between 100000 and 100000 inhabitants there
are 29-six in tie United States, five in Great
Britain, four in Germany and in Italy, three in
France, two in Spain and one in Russia,
Austria, Belgium, Holland and Portugal.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1881-07-20
Indians AEaill.

The celebrated racer Bonesetter fell dead at
the Pittsburg races on the 18th inst. The ami
NAL was valued at $4,000.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1881-07-20
FRANCE is floating along on the crest of

FRANCE is floating along on tho crest of a
wave of speculation wilder than any in New
York. Stock-watering is less easy in France
here, but this difficulty is surmounted in way
to Wall Street to tho blush. Tho Credit Lyon
nais has recently doubled it's capital, raising it
from $20,oo0,00 to $40, 0,Ooo,0 900. the extra $780,,
100000 being allotted to shareholders; but, as
the shareholders were generally without the
money to pay for the stock at par, the
company loaned the money and took the shares
as collateral. A purchase could scarcely be
easier or more disastrous when the crash comes.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1881-07-20
Tragic0l Tales.


John Gibson, q farmer, was shot dead by
Richard B. Chandler Ill bar-room at Lebanon,
KY, on the 18th.
James Erby, q workman who had been dis
charged from saw mill at Crawford County,
Ark, deliberately shot dead Lcbe Washington.
who had been installed in his place.
Don. G. Mcleod was shot dead recently at
the Silver District near Yuma, AriZ., by Ger
man named Billick. Blllick has surrendered
himself to the sheriff, and claims that he acted
in self-defense. Macleod, it is claimed, is well
connected in Chicago.
Road agents relieved a Japanese traveller and
th>n tied the unfortunate Monaghan to tree,
cape and notify the authorities, who surprised
and killed both robbers near Engle Station.
Desperadoes boarded the Rock Island express
near Cameron Junction, No., on the night of
the 18th, killed the conductor and robbed the
passengers and the mail and express cars.
Jerseyville, ILL.,, on the 18th inst, by taking
strychnine, but was saved by timely medical
aid. Soon afterward Truman Landon, uncle
of the unfortunate lady, called Oh Mr.. Vor-
hees, her husband, and after some words was
shot dead by him. Both were young men high
ly connected
colored man named Lewis White, intoxi-
Gated at Leadville, Co.., On the 18th, fatally cut
Kate Armisted an abandoned coiored woman.
At ROckpOrt, Me-, on the 18th inst, Willie
Cuin, aged ten years, refused to give up TWEEN
ty-fve cents to two companions aged II and
"A years respectively, and was deliberately
drowned by them.
Henry Smith. colored man, who ravished
and murdered an orphan girl near Little Rock,
Ark, was hung by mob on the 9th inst, and
his body thrown into the river.
Della Poriur slew her unfortunate companion
in misery at the Tongue Point insane asylum
near Montreal, on the 18th inst.
Two brothers named Milton and Charles
Coleman, the former under sheriff of Dunn
County, and the latter deputy sheriff of Pepin
County, Wis.,, were shot dead by two desper-
does named Edward and A]onzo Williams, at
Durand, Wis.,, while attempting to arrest them.
The Williams are notorious characters, and it
will go hard with them when captured by the
party now in pursuit Of them.
Tie body Of L. R. Pugh, son of ex-senator
Pugh was found by scout of Mexican troops
near Correzal, Chihuahua, Mexico, horribly
mutilated. He was tortured to death by Iu~
dams in terrible manner, and after death
three shots were fired into his body.
A question regarding the rights Of tenants
resulted in the probable fatal woundlng Of
Frank Conway, farmer of Little Rock, Ark,
by Walter Palmer, tenant. The tragedy oc-
cl1rred on the nth inst
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1881-07-20

The marriage insurance companies seem to
be doing a thriving business in the interior of
Pennsylvania. A Harrisburg company claims
to have put upon its books within the past six
months $5,000,000 in marriage policies. and
hopes to make it $40, ,OO0,0 900 before the year is
out. A Lebanon operator has hunted up all
the engaged and good-looking girls in that
community and has persuaded most, if not all
of them, to take policies i'll his company. Judge
Mitchell granted license to the Pennsylvania
Marriage Beneficial Association, thereby giving
the business foothold i'll Pennsylvania The
objects of the insurance is said to be limited to
furnishing impecunious brides and grooms
With Wedding nortions
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1881-07-20
Rampant Elements.

the scene Of one of those terrible atmosphere
cal conyulsions, termed cyclones, on the 18th,
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1881-07-20
NEWS IN BRIEF.
Another Comet,
a Dead T'rOtter,

comet supposed to be the same one which
appeared iii 1861 is visible in Australia.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1881-07-20
The He8te6 Term.

The mercury at Dayton, O., on the 18th inst,
ranged between 100 and LOG above and thirty
fatal cases out of one hundred sunstrokes were
reported. Ten fatalities from the heat were re-
ported at Columbus and at Cincinnati twenty
seven people were fatally stricken.
A Louisville dispatch Of the Sd inst, reported
great suffering from intense heat There had
been no rain in that section since June 3Oth
and everything is parched and perishing. The
season is said to be the hottest ever known in
that region.
At st. Louis on the 18th inst, about dozen
cases of sunstroke occurred, five of which proved
fatal.
Fifteen cases of prostration and ii deaths oc-
Cured at Pittsburg, Pa. on the 18th inst,
making 81 deaths and IS prostrations since the
stock, from one to dozen carcases being taken
from each train of live stock that arrives.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1881-07-20
NIOrtVlaFY,


Gen. John G. Pemberton, who commanded
the rebel forces at Vicksburg during the
memorable siege, died at Penn Yam, Pa, on
the 18th, at the age of 81 years.
John A. Appleton, Of the publishing firm of
Appleton Co., New York city, died on the
18th inst.
L. L. Crounse, formerly war correspondent
of the New York Times, died at Newburg, N.
Y, on the 9th inst.
Ovid Butler, one of the Oldest inhabitants of
Columbus, O., has passed away.
Ex-senator P. w. Hitchcock died at Omaha,
Neb., on the 10th inst, from over-exertion in
the sun. He was a class mate of Gen. Garfield
in Williams College.
Rev. Henry Octavius Coke, the well-known
author, died on the 11th inst, aged 70.
Hon. George Davis. a prominent merchant
and philanthropist, died at Cincinnati, O., on
the 18th.
Judge James L. Giles, who was buried at
Mount Pleasant, Iowa, on the 10th inst, served
in the battles Of Plattsburg and Queenstown,
and was taken prisoner by the British at
lundy's Lane. He vas indicted for completely
in the abduction of Morgan, the exposer of
Masonry. but was acquitted. He was appoint
ed by President Buchanan to the Pawnee agency
on the Loup fork of the Republican river.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1881-07-20

The largest body of people in the United
States keeping themselves separate from the
rest of the population are the Menonites in
Kansas. They are German in language and
customs, though they came from Southern
Russia. They undertook to establish village
life in Kansas similar to that which they had
left i'll Europe, the farms running off from the
village in long, narrow strips; but this plan was
not found practicable, and the farming is now
done in the ordinary American manner. Where
the land is owned in quarter sections, however,
four houses arc built in the adjacent corners,
enabling the inhabitants to become near neigh
bors. AS a rule, the Mennonites are richer
than the average of western farmers. They
are not communistic, as has been said, though
c]annish and opposed to mixing socially or in
business with the people around them.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1881-07-20

The prominent women Of Oregon have pre-
sented Mrs. 4. P. W. Packard with an elegant
gold watch and chain as a testimonial to the
great good she has accomplished for the eman-
cipation of the married women of the state by
her bin entitled "An act to establish and pro-
tect the rights of married women," passed this
last legislature at Salem. The bill is as follows:
Section 1. All laws which impose or recognize
civil disabilities upon wife which are not i'm
posed or recognized as existing to the husband,
arc hereby repealed: Prooided, That this act
shall not confer the right to vote or hold Office
upon the wife except as is otherwise provided
by law, and for any unjust usurpation of her
property or natural rights she shall have the
same right to appeal in her own name alone to
the courts of law or equity for redress that the
husband has. Section2. Henceforth the rights
and responsibilities of the parents, in the ab-
sence of misconduct, shall be equal, and the
mother shall be as fully entitled to the custody
and control of the children and their earnings,
as the father, and in case Of the fathers death
the mother shall come into as full and COM
plete control of the children and their estate as
the father does in case of the mothers death.
All laws and portions of laws inconsistent with
the foregoing are hereby repealed. Section g.
This act shall take effect and be in force from
and after its approval by tho governor.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1881-07-20
7'TORNEI At La ",
WINDSOR HOUSE,
GERMANY,

Proprietor. Newly fitted and refurnished through
out. Terms reasonable. BUS to and from all
rains. Telephone connection with depot.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1881-07-20

The Ohio State Board Of Agriculture is MAX
ing arrangements for the fullest and most
accurate returns of the wheat crop ever collected
in that state. "Threshers' blanks for wheat"
are sent out to correspondent in each township,
who are requested to fill them up with the dates
of threshing, acres of wheat threshed, and
bushels obtained on each farm in the district.
These returns when collected will give very
reliable estimate of the wheat crop of the
state The item of "acres of wheat threfhcd' -
in each job is specially insisted on. The as
SCISSORS returns give tic acess Of wheat in each
county, and by comparing the returns with the
assessment rolls it will be possible to supply
approximate correctness the deficiencies in anv
county. The system is an excellent one, and
ought to be generally extended throughout tie
wheat growing states.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1881-07-20

The London times admits that Americans
have earned reputation for the number if not
for the calibre of their inventions. It says:
"Perhaps their success is as much due to the.
prevailing disposition to believe in an alleged
discovery and to give it trial. In England an
inventor who proclaims his intention is looked
upon like cl,lcking hen who has laid her eggs.
Doubtless there are occasions when he is over
noisy and unconscionabc. Inventors have had
more grievances aud have. apprised the world Of
them more than any other class Of men, Here
they are regarded as bores; in America they are
entertaining, and everybody listens to them.
This is partly why America offers better field
for the propagation of discovery. But Mr..
Chamberlain trod justly as We think, on one of
our favorite forms of national self-depreciation
when he denied that the Americans surpassed
us in the more solid and striking of the inven-
tons which the worlds registry Office records" ;"
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1881-07-20
MILWAUKEE.
TOLEDO.

WHEAr-No. ?, Red Wabash......
CORN-mlX0Q... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1881-07-20

HS. Z. .. AMEo,
(Or beter known as MRS. TOPLIFF) is back to
Austin, to attend to all calls MIDWIFE, day or
night. Sne is the right woman in the rig ght place
Back rooms over Solner's store, Basford's block
T. D. Box 271,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-02-02

gmile be 5alsrnY bet benz pielen 0slbe
in Der 8rieftaide, nur 70 In ote 5eiteu
tai6e tss .8a ftans ssasdt. N6er i'd muB
Stnsn bic @ahe er,dblsn. @sfern Nadt
mittas lam allo elm Suee ssritteu auf d'
nsm 5uhs unt fraete. ps CT niht eia @r'
tra3:mmer nit einem Bett taben fSuns, ba
'ef ta iibsrnahtsn wplle. Sein &aitau
unb ietn 5ut raren fear fsttis unc oas
Raissue bss Yfsrtes gan, ihofsl. Da
fagt ids tom; eins Strot{ti,tte i'm 5t'saf-
3tmmer Nbtnos meroe rs !pobl aud thun T;
ea faste cr gan, ,ornia auf sinmal, ob i'd
elm 3tmmer babe unb eobei fab i'd, pab CT
70 feint usibs 6dnbe babe uns tinen fdS'
nen Sting NIT einem sseta, Der taulsan
Jarben bntte. Da Dod,te i'd, tab tos
trobl Elm reilsnbsr Sub aus Dorl&au iein
mIiie, Der fh nur auf bsr &eiie 70 psrs
nahldllise. l1nb ih nannte ttm tinen
hetsn Yreis, Gusr 0naesn. Wber er
iaste, an tem Yrsis lieae itm nidts unb
fties pom pfsrbe as. une ba fab Id, eab
itm febr unwobl isin miiife oDsr itbr, mil,
be, benn er taumelte unb u,ubte iih an Der
Wano talten. limb pabei iab er 70 gels
unb fhls&t aus. Damn eob er mir @elo.
70 Stel Id fur 3immsr unb Bsit perIanet
bate, tamit i'd ibm traue. uab Id fibrte
itn In mein Jremben3immer bier unb lief
itm Bett3eus brinssn. Damn mubte i'd
itm Wein brinssn, ,wei BIal&en unp ei=
nen 1(hai MAIDEN. Nuh @eine portion
Satfe trus Id itm an. gr lief fe brin.
,asL aber bat nldts oapun 9egsi1su. gr
'lab nur anb fhrisb.' l1no tanu, wie es
buntslte, ta faste er, er fei nidt gang pobl
unb lesr mibe unb woae ins 8stt seten.
4 (Brrtfebnne fplet.)s
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-02-02
:, Dihter p.drmen Ser.

., - otter @ w4armen - Vers
Il, lisblts sNfuf,sn"
Sm MsilterYsrt nsr SdSpluns, rem
Wetbs, nno 70 plsle &ei,e pereint pab es
lanae 3sit nmmt unb senaues Nahfor
fden. pie Settler gu fnben faus iibsrbaupt
wstrhe sesrbansen lno. gas gDeib bat
Bic sels Aufsabe, in ben Stuncsn bes
8ummers ben WaSn ,u trSIlsn. Denn
atsr tif Scnne fGfint unb, auss BED if,
tani, rpirh ras Dsib gum beitern Shm.t.
tsrIns, uno Nitts III ~ tofbar fur feline
5aas. lluo unlsrs ,eisblinse, .telcnssrs
n. iunsen Mdpdsn sietjnlanss, lsssn bs
tslonteren Wertb ouf Die GuBtsflsi.
bunJ. spenn ss auf bisifm @ststs etwas
Neues ober Woosrnfs in 6u6bsfsipung
att. uniere junsen Maedsn mlFen 90
taten. llno mas fam Go tib1heres AZ.
ben. als einsn ,ierli6 umblatsn GuB 2
Der III Elm Wopsq fIr bic piIebauer une
elm 1tema, fir eoo Dihtsr iAmarmsn
uub iitr, Tsas gtrlistte isuf,sn. grir
slauben. cas III zine palfente ginltituns
3u bem, worauf mir rie Damsn aufmerf>
fam MAIDEN wo1sn namlid ibr Shub>
seus BET ben 5srren MARTIN aanb
g obn siu,uIaufen. fes. .arts
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-02-02
Oerr Gcnry gSinuinetof,

Der tiirslid init 3wei Besieitern BON Bier
mad Werieo aufbrad, um bic Minenois
firiete gu beiu4en, bat bor ieiner Nbreiie
bpn bier folsenben Yrief mad ct. Souls
a6sei4idt, Der in elmer bsrtisen 3eituns
serSfentlidt uirb: El'f
vNad srOBen gemiibuusen 1T eS uns
enoli@ selunsen. 4 Mauleiel auf;utreiben,
.ieoO4 tnuBten mir far bieielben, 70 tpie far
auti&e nnb iiberhaupt bic sauae ginrid=
tunS bas Doppelte Der eem5bnliden Yreiie
be5ablen, ba bic @iieubabn8eielidaff fait
ale .3ustbiere unb Tubrmerie aufsefauft
bate, um bic Strede BON bier na9 Qcrebc
3u srabiren. Wan ermartet bier. baB bic
Giienbabn binnen Sabren mad Der Staot
Werifo unb am 1. Gprit 1882 tis .nad
5altilIo bodenbet iein piro. Gs lino au
senblidlid 60 Snsenieure auf Der msri-
faniiAen Seite nit Wermeffungsarb
befddftist.h Sdienen unc 54me(len
tomu.sn, -taSli4 an u~b, etistth weroen
| .s@ geannfdaften ~ansepcrben. UNI an
ben neukn Streden 5h arbeiten.
f--rN Naief, &ufenttaitr bier pbideas Elm foitz
fpieli8ef, lift ltnS bod. BON 9ersen eeme>
fen, bd itns oief miinldenswertbe 9lus,
fnnft geseben titne uns BON aIlen Seiten
Gmpfebt,tuSsbriefr an pidtise Yerion=
| lidteiten aanfn i'm iererf Mcute teiseseben
,pureen. ~ Wtes idb nSbnen iArn ssiArie-
benz trAtenr wir 5tnter Nnbsrn einen Serra
SHILLING, per lqnse Sabre in Dtsrifo an.
{Gi(7a mar uub, Duranapz Rinn bon Sien
gefauft upb srpertirt bat. @r corrobcrirt
meine HHSabta, ssB bas 3inaer3 in srOz
ben DuantitGten eerhunbeu 1T. = 9eute
madten mir cine Brcbefabrt nit unierm
0efdbrt. 0ir baben einen guten Ireis
ber unb bic n6abrt sins gang fanos bon
Statten. Dtsrgen laben mir auf une
am gfaamittas sebts fort benz Rie
&runbe 5u.
| G8 ii bic W5alidfeit sptbanben, bah
anf unIerm BeSe uniere Rauleie( Der,
loren Seben cber seiicb!en tperben fsnnten,
unb ba in, Sale, Bag mir neue @lel su
/ faufen bitten. infer @ste nidt reiden
whrbe, 70 bat .bas -Gomite an 6errn
Drube seidrieben unb i'm eriu9t, $500
pcn ben afticnaren ein,ufurbern unb an
Z. gruua Durango, su ienben, pel9e
Sumn1e natarli4 nur i'm Notbfa0e ppm
@omite un,urabren ware. Da Elm lplAer
Nstbfaa eintreten tSnnte, obupbl es nidt
/ ipabridetnlia 1T, 10 babe i'd biefen Sdritt
! 8ebi0ist.
Der @rfolS ber Sads m!rb naa ben
tiSli4 li4 mebrenben Gbipenjen, ste uns
f4on entseseu treten. BON rleinen beiten
Besleitern ni4t i'm @erinslten mebr be-
: 1npetfeIf fi----a-sa--asa----e---l --s-a-s-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-02-02

Sirma 50. Dtannbeimer" in Berlin fer
tissefeut mprbsn, 1tadbent Bel Der leeten
Nnmelenbeit ber Yrin5eiiin in Yotsoam
i'm 9eeuen Yalais bic nGnprobe" ffattse=
funben bate. gcn ben iieben Mdnteln
1T Der fetbarite eerienise, ben bic Prin=
ae|lin Bel ibrer feierliden @inboluns tra@
sen nirb. St 1T aus weiBem 8rccat,
nit Mermeln per5eben, brett nit 9dwan
beIest uno nit rotber Seibe sefittert.
Die feas anberen iino YrOmenaben Wan=
tel uno fir bic perldieoenen Sabres5eiten
beltimmt." uebrisens wirb fait bic san;e
ausituttun, Der Yrinseiitn in Berlin se=
arbeitet. Dieie lesten .3eilen werben
bon @iener 3eitunsen in seiperrter
Sdrift ssbrudt, Tim benz Sifreidiiden 9cfe
cine 2etre in Yatrictismus" su seben.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-02-02
Die Mnsmaneeruna iiber 5amtu

= Die Masmanberuny iiber 5amture
ii 1880. Dariiber uiro 9emelSet gad.
be. ioeben absef4lo1enen 3uIammenifel.
lung Der Observation-Disclosures betrus bic
Weiamnit3ab1 Der in, Subre 1880 iiber
5amburs mad transatlantiiden Bldsen
befSrberten Nuspanberer 6S, ,eS7 Berip.
men sesen "a S64 im Yoriabre, semib elm
Berbaltnif, oas I'M boben @raoe 3u een=
fen eiebt. Dappn &purben brett tefSr=
bert 4e,loO perionen nit ;ufanimen fS5
S6ifen. unb es sinsen nad Stem ,Dort
alIein 46.739 perionen. Die intirelte
gef5rberun8 dber @robbritaniea be5iftert
Rh uuf l0,7s7 Beriouen. auf ben Mcz.
nat December entfdllt BON Der pben er.
wabnten @eiamu,tjabl elm Mntbeil BON
1904 Nusmanberern. '@.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-02-02
@ladleliofeIt II BE W6peleub.tt ps

- @ludielisEeIt 1T bic M6weleutslt pom
@6mera iast Sean paul 8iAtsr, unb
10000 banfbare pattenten iesnen bas
Mmnfefis bes Or. Silsbee ale bas Elm.
sse 5eilmittel, bas se8en amor.
rtotbet entbsdt pnrbe. gs 1T cine
wtFen fdaftltde gerbtneuns ber bsiten
Msttpbe, frausSffher, eneltldsr unb
ameritanilder Wunearste, tpirtt ale ST.
frpHsnt, Grw eihunssmittel une Mspiein,
sewdtst iofortfse Qino.runa unb oull-
brinst sSlItse bauernee 5eiluns. yrets
81. proteu fret. Jraneo sueei&tdt
ourd .. Neu ifaetsr u. Co., gcr 3s46,
Nen.gprf. l #5H 81 =nar71
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-02-02
= Wutter.tp tpenn

- Watter, renn euh bas aeten eurer
tclbsn 5duslinse lies. II, 10 titst eudb ,
He NIT unpsreaulider Nabrune, ihlettsr
Mil& Ob.r gar nit quadialbsriid, anss,
pri'isnsn pfuidmittsln einsm fribsn Eobe
su iiberltefern. Seib itr ,idt i'm Stante,
ibnen seiunoe MuttermiId 3u rsiGen, 70
eebt itnen geuifGbters Deut t,
f6ts, ,RtkbermebI (Yebotropbine)
bas 1ammtlths nabrenben uno gum Sc.
beitsn Der Rleinen sriorSerlidsn gtemente
entbalt unb @hon BON pislsn tauIsnben
WIitsrn als Der Nsttsr itrer Qieblinse
selssust. Sn alien apOtbefen 3u tabsn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-02-02
Bean-tw worte Dtefes.

5af nu jemnls eine Yerfon gsfannt,
welde franf mar ebre llntbdtisfeit oss
Maeens, ber eeter orer Nitren ober taft
bu iemals einsn sesann.. welher aeiuno
mar, menn etns baron seeemmt peer un.
tbdtis mar z uno ba1 bu ismals eswuet
ceer ssbSrt BON sinsm Ta0. Der Nsi ben
Sppfrn Bittrs nidt beilen wDllts 2 1raAe
esiaem Naabar htsfslten 5rasss.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-02-02

SO babf an sNltrsnbeld tps, ben ee.
lItt.n itIt pen lebtsn ,sbn Sabrsn. psrbun.
stn NIT nrpbf,u 8rdmpfen. Dit Gersie
balfsn mir nus ibtilpeife. aber nod BEN
Gsbranh pom bret uao sjaer, baltsu Glafds
BON @nrnrr's Sais Niersn tnb Qsbrr'
Rnr mar i'd yeu ,ntla ntrpSlen Rram
pf,n ponfinois triSa. Msin alter III II
S,trt. 'gmpfrbi. bi,frs arcbt Mtitsl al
len Qstcsntsa- --son--aslp0-sa- -D.fdmrtpsn
s'se5a = Wr6: Waip Nesis
Gaaon, pa = -re-+T1r0
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-02-02

xda1iAs Vreis Nreife
sr{1etut
delia nit Wusnahme bee Srnntaes
unb IpRet
$1,000 fir:bassSatr 6ber $3.50 fir
3 Wcnat.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-02-02

DSs yrl;ner Nrenioer

Das ,yeaincr Sremoentlu't"
i&reitt: Die lteten Mintsl. welde Su
Der sluslfatfuns ber Yrtn,ei(in ausufte
Bietoria Ger 8raht oes Brin,en Bilbelm
Upn 4reuBen, beS SplneS, -bes -eeutihen
4rSnprinisn gebSren, line ftir,lid lei Der
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-02-02
Wtan perIiere feiue 3ett.

wsnn tr Waa.r. tie attn uter Der llntsrls;b
lsipsat FnF,,m REM iistSr'n Stiimiitl 5oftt.
t.is Rassnhilters, 3u sreifsn. 8ianbsi,sn Der
atnarntn Srsantn tr,eusen antsrs, nod pele
rnflit, anb cine 8erna tafdeuns b.rfelben
~ ealsr 'tehfrl'1. llnperoau iifcii. Gsterlei
fsn sitb r, bic nf.en @nfd De Won Nbeuma,is-
mrs. Mi renf,t D. Il, fubrsn. rtrn psrnatIdfFat
(dnsrt t0 ps It'd yeiosn 3 bsi. Gan p.rlisre
bcbr ire s. Il. et,fs wtrflame. Hb.re unb 'aaoit.
bsfinn WseiJa5u sebrauhsn
1rm 9srlauf tei alien Npuitsfsrn NIB fdnb.