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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-01-04
Die iiberleeii6en 9ampferz2inie

= Die iiberleeii6en Sampfer>2inien.
Mit 9inli6t auf bic INNER grDberen
llnafang annebmenbe ginnanoerurg
muB es bon Sntereiie iein 81 erfabren,
tDie biele 9ampfer bieien rieligen YerIo=
nenperfebr bermitteln. 8Dr Dem Sabre
1879 liefen smil6en Stem Oorf uno eu=
ropdii6en 9afen 12S Dalnpfer, Die 13
peri6ieoenen @eiellihaften angeb6rten,
Die 3ebl per Dampfer ipur0e felt gez
l1anntem Sabre UNI 81, bic 3abl Der
Geiell1aften UNI 8 bernlebrt. 9ie
gailagierbampfer pertbeilen ii6 ieBt
auf Die 21 Gonlpagnien ipie folgt;
9S6ite Star ainie 10, Snman 2ine9 9,
National Cine IL, Gunarb 2inie II,
@iliams & Guion Cine 8, 9ln9or Sine
80 nebit l i'm 8au begrifenen, State
Cine Z, Mor0oeutl6er 2lOpo 10 uno l
i'm 8au begriffener, 9amburgs9lmeri=
fauiid)e padeti6iiffaDrtsgeIelli6 15
uno ] iyn gqu begri1ener, Geo Star
2ine 10, Great Weitern Steam S9ip
So. II, 9iieoerldnbil6= 6=Qlmerifanii6e
Sinie 10, GoDal Netberlanb 3, Monar6
einie 4, Meb GroB 2inie 4, M6ite GroB
Sinie 6, SprOeaur 9inie 3, Seaoer
2inie 4, @bwarb Carr 2inie 2, Sbing=
DaQa Qinie 2 mo ! I'M 8qu begriitener.
Die Gefammt3a6l ber Sampfer, Sic
Yailagiere filbren f0nnen, 6etrdgt ge=
genwdrtig 1872, Die i'm Sau besriffenen
baSu serehnet 189.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-01-04
9eaeu ben Sob 1T al(erbinas fein

: Ve8ell ben Aob 1T aller6ln9s tein
&raut SeUadlen. wObl aber sesen Srants
beiten. 6eilfrdfte aus benz Yf YfanSenreid,
welde ipeeiea ZEN SimOrrbcibals9eioen=
cen Sinperuns sewdbren, iinb gum swefs
nlabisiten @ebraud in cine paHenbe 6prm
-ANAKESIS - sebrudt morpen. 90
merpen le in ben Srt beS 2eioens einse,
fiibrt nnt wirfen int @rweiden tppbltbus
emo. Die ANAKESIS 1T in glQen glpps
tbefen gu baten. Yreis 81 90. 8rpten
fret. 6raneo 5useiaIdt enr6 y. 9aeus
itaerter & Co., Boz 3946 0em 0crf.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-01-04
gouoreEmauu S(cupr non 81

GonsreBman SlUper bon glep
Yorf, melder nenlid in bem friiber Don
6. y. Wortpn pertretenen 8elirf sesen
ben rei6en juusen 9(itcr sewallt murpe,
bat Die Summe BON S2,014.65 an elm
gcmite bon @ciltliden &C. in Nem Ootf
seiaidt, UNI pieielbe an bic ascbltbatis=
feitssnitalten ieInes Oilfrictes gu pertbei=
len. Das 9elp reprdientirt ben @ebalt
fir bic 3eit, welde 3wiiden ber 6elisna'
ticn beS friiberen 9iepraientanten 9epl g
Wtcrtcn uno benz @intritt bes neucrwibl.
ten 6lOmer in ben @pnsreB perflcGen.
Slpmsr mar Der Gnidt, oab ct morailA
niat teredtist mare, cbigen Yetrqs eins
3ultedsn. gBenn ct mirtlid ater feline
geredtisuns 3ur atnnubme cieisr Sumue
in .3peifel mar, 70 bate er aud fein
Hedt, lie su peridenten. st bitte ben
Detras pem Sntel Gam uberloisn icllen
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-01-04

Wic perltdnoig bat Garfielo's
Wittme gebanoelt, ais iie ben 8ei6luB
fabte, feline 3eitung mdbrenb bes Guis
teau'iden WiorbproSeiies leien 81 mol
lenl @el6 Elm i0mersli6es Gefiibl
milBte es flir bic unsliidli6e Srau iein,
ioeHn iie, lpenige Wtonate na6bem ibr
Gatte geitorben uno bonn ganSen 2anoe
teT beflagt pOrOen, bon ben @iaselbei=
ten Der aifenfOm0Oie leien miibte, bic
li1 in bem Circus Gor, Guiteau & So.
Sur 3eit III 8albington abIpielt
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-01-04
(GuYtfesans fsIsi.)
@rpBe s $ erbienl #.

Sdrnmtlide 5airs seben lire eriten
gralnien llno ipe5ieatn Scrbienft= OaeoaiI@
len pem Scpfen= gitterS alS Der rein.
ltsn unb beiten Sautilten= Weoi5in in Der
Welt. s9r fSnnen oieie slusssidnuns
nur tillisen, ba mir wiiien, oab lie eine
in jeosr 5inlitt perbiente 1T. 8as Bit
tsrs 1T jeet in ben StaatasBars autsez
felt, unb mir ertbeilen Sebermaun ben
6ath, baifel6e 81 prcbiren. Wian leie
Weiteres 9ieriiber in elmer aueeren Opal
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-01-04

assos Ott Gsss 1unie bef0rosrt bic
Usreaang.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-01-04
O:p EGpn1ie fnnr o

= Die Ggemle mat es, welde zen
Wlenlden lebrte, aus mas fir Stpiien
selun'c Mntternlild beitebt, 70 caB mad
oen 9lecept Der geatur cine gang abnlide
Wtllgun9 berettet pereen fonnte, UNI
nit berielben in SaGen bes 8ebiirfni1es
aus5ubelfen. Dieie 1T Meultaoter's
. eu tt d. s Sin b me I, elm Iris
umpf Der Wiienlaaft, bic bamit ,pleber>
um bemleien bat, oab lie nidt blcb bic
naturllae 3ulamnlenieeuns per StpIie
elmer SubltanS ermitteln, icnoern@leides,
mcnn aua in qnoerer Torn, gu Stanbe
brln3en fana. Sn allen apptbefen Su
bateu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-01-04

Gin unfreiwilliser Srifer.-Serr
Otto Gidbcrn, 1413 9t. 9tesStr., ct.
2ouis, Wr., ienoet ms irlsenoe Olit=
tbeiluns: Da id Dor etwa ieds Wodcn
teitise Sdaer5en in ber SAulter uno
benz 9idden lit, 10 baB ia meiner arbelt
nidt Obllegeu fonnte, maAte ld au orln=
9eness Anratben zines 6reunce6 nit benz
CT. 5afobS Sel cine Yrobe. yereits
mad Der smeiten @inreibuns fiiblte i'd
slnoeruns uno mar uad 3weitaSiger Sur
miecer pollitdnoiS sebelt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-01-04

sdssta,t Vreie 9reas
erIGstut
Mi S nit qa5u15ne bes SonntaSS
unb sp(tet
$1,000 fit bas Sabr Ober $3.50 fur
3 Wtrnat.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-01-04
Detroit Hrse pref pom IS. San

Jehbsimsr Bros. BADEN ipeben eIn Gar.
Ioac BON 6sses @ilt gpss 1onie ertalten.
Differ @rtifsl psrtaufl flo istr ral5 uno
10 mue eo auda lsin. esnn ss III obns 3wei.
fel oe- 6site 4rtttel lsinsr Irt, bsr js Elm.
asfhbrt wurOs, unp bat niht ieinss @lei,
DIN. Sur sas tsle @latsriul wirb ,u
Nesbs @ilt Gege Sonic psrpaunt.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-02
Talleyrand's Wisdom.
Iondon Snriei1.


 tnbounded Inodes,y IS ne,h;ng more than an1vo~ed sari,V.
 The ;eo humble obeiSance Is sometimes a disguised imper,incnce.
 The imagination ef men is often the refuge of their preudice>.
 Certain acts can be rendered legal. bu, can ne.er be made legitimate.
 Thcoiog.ans resenble-loss which .naN large 5ones tos a ven hule meat.
 Wha, have been iaesh, have forgot. ten: what knes have guessed
 Ne mus; ir5y1 n submit w,h .F,6e to ;he fallies winch depeut upon ehasssetei The love .ef slei, can onlN create a hero; the eogiempt of | creates a grrU man.
 Too much sensib,i.t> cicates anhappl- ness; toe much n>sa>lh..sA creates erime.
 More cail truths are discovered bv ,h, corruption ot the heart than \, ;he pcne- tratian ef mInd.
 Life Ia a young man is hke nen d5- 4aainianee ., whom he grows dis,u>ied 4s he adN anee>lu wears.
 The rch maa despise> these who fiat- ter hrn loo much. and hates these whe de nel fiattcr hlm at all.
 \ generous man will place the heEch,s he oon'ei> beneath hs> feet. ihose he fe- eeHes neatcst hls heart.
 \ nafrom-minded man can never pos Se>, feai and rue generosity he can neA.f -a heAond mere heueN violence.
 Ii Non wish te appear agreeable m st- tleN Neu must eon>en; ,o be taush, man, things "hie | au know already.
 There are t~e thlhg> ;a ~hieh we nc1cf grow accustomed the taAaxes oi tune and the uIu>;.ee Il our tcllua-men.
 The cFtar, ef sfea. men ,nd ,sc eeud dee1> di tcpi,itite, >auaid nei ho taNe1 ID osr estimates at then characters.
 beth eraaitien and agriculture ausht to be caceuIased hI s,osrrnmeni: VI, and manufacture vii come oi themselves.
 In leee ae stev ae eqaaiaied because Nc are alfead, attached in hlendshlp NC must know eteh et'ser bcfete we la,e
 The reputation el m4a k 5ke h> shadow gigantic when Il pFe5eics hm. and pisnis n it> proportions Ahcn I tel- lows.
 To succeed m the world t :, me5 | naefe he t~,..fk l.. i4esseas the pcus'raf.na tu discover nha iuol ;haa e l sTos ,f Who is a clever man.
 ftc= sovereign has T hs'it p,st.d- ..ha >ccAs to go down lo pa,sefin bN means et great public huildings. | is ia tontdc to nasans and but kiasefs the task ei. writing history.
 There afe many Vlces winch de hat ,it- uive IL ot friends there sre maus Nfincs which prevent GUT hal3ns anN. rcinem- per having been tod n m youth that ihe lave ot glory wa> siltae. Strange ,aast be tha slrtuc winch requtcs iht tid ei tkt-tA RIl
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-02
 Ladies of the Stage

' Chaii~s Barker Bradford Chicago World \ subieVt that has formed a conSIdcr.a- hle part et my best thoughts In >ome ] time past. ls that oi ihcSsmpTcssson pgeNa lent ln the minds of a laFge proportion o, noa. professional people. ~t,h reference h the morality ei professional ladies, Nl i latitude ei observation k not confined te ene class ai professional ar at nan-pre- : ts>-.'s'sl people. and therefore. the eon elusseR> have sraNed s, beat gpsn the asss>es et bo;h. t ,> generally behe, e,i tfat N hen a ladN makcs her .fsaAz. sltn- 8lt4uvo0Sh she takes a farewell leave .; 'note~,N. and, tufthct that !; tx untv a qac>tson ei tune when eha>tie aili iafm no part oi her >ctieus consideration that her a>sns ililon> and the influences brought to bear upon her. ru,tap and place q naughi whstes CT .; refinement and ws,- manis teseRS that ln.N have he,a yn, oi hcl natural attributes that exposure to Pahhs Esse llie Ates A.sldne>S. and that. aae mNM essANng tho pan ei tafthle>> .oNcI and the ncNt that oi a dc,ottd W tte ieH.i> te deptAt hui ot slnsesiN oi paf. pose; sad io nsh hei II h lt->Ncet 4.sof. ;.ondie oi>pa>i,ion ~hi,h should ie s,t
 
 l AnoW Ia be the trfits tIaft> ,.t tftns- tenihs .i non-pieiessiansl ~au1on. aud u least 'tfvt~t'aflh> oi nen-pnarssiantl men Nlth them .tn .,tttr>s t> 4s much puhu, ptepcIiN eh The >lagC a, cn. and no ,en- sidel.s1ou N wbatsNcr x Enrn the is,t that ln tlie nf>g place. When ,, iads entcts upssn the bssat,l,, [ is Hat. tsutatnelN speak sne ihe i,dA hei>elt. hul the pefSar ,,t character that x beng repre~rnied Eat instance. when a Lad, ,>sutncs the hal s,stei st IefhnA tn ttA ltasala. and gee, through the al ei andresstas lae Ptf.tiafA ta fetlBHe. tht andtrn.e >houtd not frAatd ihs Hff.raHas T thAi sdA bHt ths h.Jt-tefci that t~ heins e>s.tstd L. afford hci audiluf> the plcssat, vi val aeer1ak a> tsAII,tzs a ttRes,ut.sii,n =i. Passfale. E the am and ghItt ,i the #u tl>i. aud uot {. make an cxhibiuon et 6.=s= .s.3 ia pee the su.!4enet II, bench, If uluN.,tfuu stt.nued tN ,lase at94ii ,t5sn ,st- ...t.s -; =st.4.! A.i ,4as ..se Ils,t t gHi htis,it ap .s> Il hutt | nthz uit tai 1n= tef >zdetAte persons, te hc nited tn puz sstc hie according ie hci stage appeals aascs "fn..ke at. dtess. st.. ihrfeiotv- >4K- lhAf ia .adsc ni ths dcEits et mn ft5tS ea u-iIasmsHf pssss-srd hf a ptos ie.>esf..d l,de q .sl her sitee costume n itsfa hei a.iIou ou the stage. Is to lss fha fea n.Hstl . ha,e kH.en bfil,s dan an5 i ,le nat vi,h Ia l.e= ln1sfssas.i < ,lladlne patts,nss \ ta ups clsss II praicss,sfnsi Vbs m iu.eatc l4lr. ate as madesi and iei,uc,l. afd AIN tHemssiNes alth as mn n tasl,= ilks dcpri'Hrri- ,, t..tie@zalllt,4 ip- pasl ttFnz "i Pfsa,Hens, tn the hrsi sl.,zs..s Il eafieiN tt saufsc thrte ate css epilttae ts thse fulc ,, in sl a,hrrs but int,.t IspstiNeiN sfnm that. Eenttaiit spsskiuE. i.tele, zaaaai l,lies passess is muth f,= nn.meat. modest, 5ua sll ot the ,theI uncf .Iaaiaies Il h,f ee,. ..e ladlss tH ptl= v..ie life
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-02

;or some ehant<hle obleot- The plate bc~ gan ;o % around and the duke care fullN put his hand into hi> pocket and look oui a form. which he land on ,hc pew beiorr hlm ready ,o the plate Re sldc him sal htile snoh. who. noticing his aciitSf. initiated ,; hs es;en,aileslv lav- ing sovereign alongside the dp, al ;iarin. This vas tssa mach for ksS grace who dipped bi> hand into hi> poekei agair and pulled sat another :ioIIn. IA h.1i , :'c i.,id ty ttrSIdc et the fr>; rh- i,t,ig >noh isllaNed sult he laNlng another s.,- cfe;sn beside the firsi. Ills sfAee qaietI4 added a ihiTd ilaun. winch was t4ppra hA thttd sovereign on thc pan at the itttlc sno6. Out came feasth form te swell the dukes donation. md shen the lsi;lc snoh inumphanilN lad three >oee- fejcn> at once apor the board The Nake, nnt te hc beaten. pYednecd thfgs forms. lg>t ai .hi> moment the plaie tr- usCd. Inc httlc >nob ;,sok up his hand tal oi soscteigas. e>tentatteu>N Ia,,!ed them tn;e tAe plate. and then turno,i dc aanth towards h.> fit.,l a> ! hc wculd >aN. ;hink that take ,hc shame oai u xou. tans, kl> shssrln when the duke Nl;h a cum smile pat anc form luto lhV plate. and guesls swept the temainlnk >.> bstC \ .nta hl> p.4t kti
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-02
Words. Their Use and Abuse
lusi .lu Iraff4ii..


 There ls eiass ei fntsased ~ards all loo common. hal are ppss'tyely salk kaI. l s.cseg ;his head. of courS, couIes al slang. of ahith I'D ecll-bfcG man ough, to bc gullty under any am>iances. Ie slang may be added ,eCh ~oteis as these: .And n phr4,ce hke iry and co:' ap, ased faf .&eit Eo. in conformation ike ~ he has get fortune :. ''heal,hy for wholesome fioosicrs are usually healthy. bat they Axe considered unwAoiesomej ' compAniefi ias ie female for woman: lad. for woman CT ~!fe these last three are s1periatifes of vulgari1y party for person posted for informed: ~EetiFe g. to bcsi ssJ sape.spf @a ihEs applied. she Is d scrs supcuoT person. Probably thcse example, an sufflcc
 N;lli another c'ass of fnIsEsed words arc nlsetnplosed il such way as L. iea.e room .af he charitable ,niescrse e tlla' The writer $ .gno, f' pf fhelr real iuear ag. When ases alternative. Ihe ,s,e,as}ttf,r % betNecu. and fhc 1l5Et rc slors re.,ti. and. or nelther nor '1 refer tu more than tss, objects. I .5 2, dent ,asi ns .s gusisy of noihlas aerse than gross lgao- rance he same eonel lusion follows Ther one calls fwo ebiecis .' couple when the tao ob5erts are no, united b. any sprf ,sf s.ssfa.-zs>: faz>: :, :. 1@et,fssl sh~fher tsir should not also be res,ricted r. :Wo ot5- leCts so uhi;cd Distinguished $ wrongly used by those Sho are not accus- toned uo discriminate DctXecn ts.o words of similar meaning
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-02
MARK ANToNY'S oRATIoN OVER
 CESAR

Friends, Romans. eountr, men Lend ne you, ears: I will return them next Sz;urtas-l come To bury Cesar because ihe iiuaes are hard And his folks can't afford 10 hare an under iaker. The evi' tf,s, men sio lise> a;;cr mem. In ihe shape of progeny. who reap The benefit of fhcir life-insu-ance So e, II be s lih the deceased Rruius hath told Yon Cesar V as ambitious What does Bra,us know about | II is none of his funeral. Would that # were Here under leave of YOU come To Make a speech at sss ar'> fearrz.. He was m friend. fd.til;ul and jas; te me. He loaned me ss once when &as m , .55rch And signed petition for pos, ofrcr Blu; B-utus >aVs ae sa> ambitious Bruius should Ni ipv or his chin Cesar ha;h brought many captse> home l. R.unc Who broke rock on thc streets ant.i their ran
 sons Did ,ise general soffcts i.i
 Nhea the poos ha;h etiesl. r,.ar hath N egl, Because .i tl4G | es.~; am thine Ana made him >olid N't,l ths masses. heeTs. Ambition would be rnade ai >icTner stuff Net Braias saVs ke was ducIuoa> nr4tus T Lar. 1nd can prove lt Sos. .gli dad see ,kal aa ihe Lapersat l three presented h3n king., eteon. When he dld thriee refuse. H-e4gse atd4l ao: |, him gaite. Nas this 1a4li;iea N-, pru.us ,ays he wa, au.5itous. Bra,a> ass on.A ;he b.seesi Lar n he bq, ss :. ] bor.e 'b'ef .: 'f.r 4sr7... ayc. II YOU haze tears. prrpare 10 shed them no~ lYou all ,!o AnsN ,hf, ui,,cr. J remember thr fri iimr esef C=t>tr put T lr. Eit VI, oa summer, esenirs n h5> tcnt. lMnh he thermometer registering oos n he shade. zBut 4 ,,as n ulster ro t,. proud ~f. zAnd eos; him Ss II Ma1caius SNartzrarAtr'> corner af Broad and Ferrs streets. >sn of the red jag soid s7sar;1 s,antes! : 70 for |. sl3ai haajA same down io ss. because I was Look .,..ls n x. ff4se ra" ca,,au,' digger ft,,.ssi- ;i..->-.a.=.-i=.l e-..af htalas s,ahied
 -ind N her hc p'uckea ft> cursed steel aw.v. Hjoot crac5aa> baN tHr bioad n Gear fol
 lowed |
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 hirn aeafn r'e Al come not. friends. to >,eal away our hearts. | an no thirf a> B-atu> i> BFgtas bas a mn .rols Ia - ias, hGs3nes,. And f s5e ha4. f7, eie-cr,s heNs allis iss I In the nen.cntiart= and doui voa forge ' kin,! friends, swec; fri--ds.l l ,.' n"t wish 10 str VOL up sTo sach a sudden flood of nutink. And a> Y 5zsak- t5ks= fam The lss..rs VI, rie1sr= t.Fr eet'ifs
 n ,h.. hea-s~ And sc Nil proceed to bury Cesar. Not io prsi>e nm. -Cynss.,9'5 . Vesa >bsts t.l,e.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-02
The Grenadief and the Turkey
trN4,..


 \ story ts told pi harlt., NIL. winch illustrates ;At tteenttW he4o. spcculIar1i-y-s ohafaetrf4siie> winch nerc at,efwafd strangely emulAied. !, n,4 initiated. hs ,ie famous kus>s..u soldier. Marshal Sa>eu.i pufans t forced mach tow. ard the tle. A gstcn.,dler ai the kines guard >tolt ,, spaitod turkey trom the hut ,d ,, pt,ei peasant. The latter >eakh, andsrfsse ai thc AlBE and made complaint at iht thre Neu3lac tots'hc st.itifet ,. huge friiaw ~sN tcc, and several I'll hr> n hrlchi thtrls-~ >tcsnl1 regarded him ioi mnmcn, .ud theH t,ee,i Is t tf,.e. eomtaJe thA tau have stolen ih5, peet man d5nnot tee a great hfuie hk enough l. c#u hun md hl> whole iAmflH todY and esne~ = The Scnadlcr. probably lhHnkNE that hr iu5.ii .,, Nell be hanged iei .a shCsp ,s l erai, tBdeh m1l, ansNer Niic i have done hun ies> harm than t5,4 a4d h5- master Aseu>iu. You to5k a knedrm if"m alia. whslo have anl, taken ,, ;ufAeA ifsm Il ielhaN = iiui. iiIeud ietuI4td the Asbg. ~ l p1scsfc j dsiteIeree ltetareH a,. an hang Neu ifi ,testlsHs tatkes. hut Naa hast na; the power ta rta>h nc '7t >clHne aud eelnt A~aN .an cmpfc' t4tse .sad iaielb.r alla>trauen as te... d. .,s.th4b0. !, added that the ..tsHfzi4e. Nds efaafe3 a rudnH .n st.N oi h. #s#t -t-fd VI' rff,'.fs- ss4aklf.. ii.ls men, 's .he peasant a' i1ts eNhr.tttfttnt pl8ae ief tia turkey
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-02
Chambers and Sydney Smith

Tn Mt thambcf, recently pulliishod volume Il Tenlutaccn cs .acet4fsa athc ifl- io0 ing ,,assage In lS4. hen residin8 10 stI-rt-,, ..-..t-s..4iIa4- Sfi hainbcfs looked all, af t.,e sindpa one das and ea~ 'f mage drlvc up to 'it dsat not 4 vehte l. ..s the ighi modern soft bu' aH old fanny c6Ash dfaaa b A pAlf of gie,s huiscS From T dc. --fdes. .,a aged gen tlenan IT shovel lat agd black gsi,ct.. Heat, ta-ss.etiN were heard .n the hail and the ssryant amount et e the ket sydney Sinth. Affef >hasius baasis Si 7fs,t,i, -s.esi ou are s'tptrgcd. l,os ,s3.lg Al nsY eisit I h" auEnaior oi 'h' i8nuurab Fe=fe7f itas ea,fne te ,er itr ouglnaraf oi the EdiBbuFg /,as H.s.. Df eourse. lhe IaiicI 4as plcasec and ii~i- tered bN the .fslL Whence hc bad su opportunity. Nr ( hamb'f- neuld fro e.axn to Befkshiyc ,o scr Hiss Ntsissd. then charming old lad} AIthoagh considerable advanced .a lie. she had the l5yciincss ard sfnnias Hannen d 4 eh id She talked nrcasanfis. and sas pot n ,he le4s, ret3cerii about her oar. history. short n >,lture" Nrites bE ohambcrs. ~ith A ,siiii. grIiti-iieasieei e<ssse
 T hand. shr invited mc io esik Nth her through ths green .anes of ,he neighbsf- hr5-1t. the rec. vsld 'iawers and hss4- atfer7ag sub4eets of gatruiogs refuatx Al etcTS s'ep-
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-02
fo,. Much i.f Her


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 \ tbr slae f4te tise fesder sliE o.rez tsl.s notc 'hat tl, aot tite st,fe,i> ped i1.a' gate ai q spie eudtd .sitiiee ihe is8ne of ton ! hs2. \ Esbbcts. s,ts.,I Nie- uonct't kubbciH .,a,i Ihe 4i.I fl hei dc tinY. teoi,4D = '. !asoan \ Yrt lust aheeiset. psrii,4i.,fl, f hc had :. lantern. e,.l.ld defesi that the tao S,,sinf,. people secre nutlf etli, neat t3 c.eil ,sfit.i in fis'. d tAthfl hsr7r,au ,i ts.t event ss..s43d h.sr In Iest5Fti ih4d 'ile ya4ng ml4 Afu NAs around hrl },nus Htc halidrts Ter inuFtri head .44s natln.. eh're has b9ntafInie ordinarily bcianged st.d 'bstf ups Ncfe glued tagettei sltii the pid ia>ltausd sserzslnoe Aiian aud ! VT gias. l. aess s 8sht ~hleh seaid hase deb .sh'ed an attss,' eye and mad dcnrt ! f.ap.,. sits. entertained n, such Eusbanf. ..in-l ai.s s-'n,ll affection iof ss ss did Mig heteeB
 \, oi4fc and ahhnut nott,r. th, fan yoang fafm dis9' tore herself msdl, Fon ihe Ii,..es sfssy-rr.,-,s .s.-......-lI..aa < ness Rii4eest efabfse.. and l. stef sil1 p1fcoasis s..nl upef hef lnee>.' saet) known etpr.ss4.,n af HIgttetahle a.sn, and deashlces d,s;f.ss being yteidB hs idly drpisfed ufspn her Aadann.. feature Her head frll u,,,n hei beautiful i,.tsfitn hei fac ~sA barred II. h,f iasiIe-a hai4dA and uJscfs aud woe ecro her fH huE- l!uanil,les ikr fash af srf-ufI .hi- H,ng ,hc spsung 's. her feet aud &i'h oas lgnY lingering issasi-ysafclas s.team 'hfe 4 hersef ss wtll a ihe inter etiag ..a'" ~ogid p~uua. oIs9n Ia 'stI5a \ z. T.saens neet and uUrm4fcd ln ,at hpii A Mare srgsrf 'oprs
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The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-02
A Legend of Lapland
N iss,t s.a lensnsal3


 fhe i,...eI.,l ,s Aetl Lmllaf throughout Afehanse. IstuNintt aud among 'hc lapp>. AnIl4 came Nedfll t9 take tribuie ef the i>hers. None knew ot h, eein,n.. - gong. hut he was always seen on the .h,Tc when the Doais cane III from the >ea He per,odis .tlll challenged the t>h crtncn t4 t.sl, bui hIs cnormous sife 'r3. 4lepsa 'hem. at many tetfs he sae the terraI at Rtbatseh:. onc daN a uuug man presented huiseIi and induced ihe fishermen Ia take h.sn ish3Bs "i'h them pn landing jAc ~tfansct leaned thc ti~h wtih ine credible rapldiiA. A hshc,Tntn $ sh,, = beng wet. the youth n squceNng them betNccr hls'hsnds. crushed theIn ,l etI~.. Wh.lc the tI>hettaon uitfleicd II tsIs strength. An.ka appeared and the youth spoke boldh ie hHm. and ,lighfngls " iic lie. .ssuf.ircd ,.se giant. ]" ,c s.,ie- fai. ur I'll demoiish thee fhey agreed to iight in thc uug oi. the hili, and in ihc folio@InE fashion; t.aeh eomhalsnt was e turn salner~auk and strke his cnsin4 in the ehest with has feet AnikA took the i.Fs; turn and struck the youth. ho did ne, budsc. \ ,ccend blow aHe .is,- scuns man rcCmicd yard the ,hfd tune a faihom. l. Sas tho stranger turn now At hls hrs1 soDersaui he drove 'hc Mixing back 4 E,ham: si inc second three fl,homs il the ,hlfd ie flung n, huge sea-fobber seven fa'hans ul.fs ldc ire nng dead Th.y huu.d h.m and eret ted the stone heap over him. | hank t1'3d. ca D 0i yau. sad the youth yoaI eneius ls no mnIc- licnt cfof'h none shail naieai your fishing t,~d be @.'h Hoa. Then he c,Isappcafea.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-02
On. of Inc Bee, Publ,ea,.e,ns.

Ople Fe..d'. be~ paper : befae us. and chuck f.l si hun.5r. and so,Id reading mailer. Read has gAined t sa- i5aa>i rcpu'A'faa as humorous ~fi'sr. and hls new paper, ihe AtkAS q" IpAtELFE. stzrfs agf as a9e oi fhe Lest ag5lic atiDrs of the xind .n ;ht ni0n. The afst nunoer r9utaids aa @rsgsasi story by Opie. ard ls written IL the aa- thor .h4Dpaes' style Ne sash Read ems- net.i success n his nea cnferprise.