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Exchange.
The City OF London police force consists
OF % superintendent, Gil inspectors, 917
sergeants, and 10. $50 constsbles. Accord
ing to the annual report Of the Chief Com
missioner OF this body, 224 constables re-
ceived pecuniary rewards, or were COM
mended by the Judge during the last year,
and 1910 were rewarded by the Commits
sioner. Dnriug tho year the police appre.
hended 7s.4l6, as compared with u .S77
the previous yesr. OF the approximations,
1921 were for drunk and disorderly";
"a, 754 felonies were committed, and Il. 347
arrests were made on that charge. The
burglaries numbered 437, and the arrests
for those oaensss were 1853. House break.
ings number /, 164, and the arrests were but
10. Tie value Of the property stolen was
S798,4i0. Uf this but S3l6,1l0 worth was
recovered. The number Of persons who
turned up missing" was quite large
l2,S7S children under 10 years and 1891
adult; 1858 children and 500 adults were
found by the police. All the othere, ex-
cept "a adults who committed suicide, were
found by their parents or friends. There
were $3.50 peisors injured in the streets
by being run over by vehicles, etc. The
licensed lodging houses which are under
police surveillance number 1,l7s, and &C
commodate 27,l65 dodgers. The jurisdic-
ton Of the police extends over 700 square
miles, which contains 700000 separate
houaes, and which has q population OF
barely lees than 100000. For city Of
its siz, and population the Commissioner
thinks London is the safest for lie and
properly in the world.
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Farm NOTES.

When hens in their prime have ceased
moulting and do not lay try feeding them
meat.
Sandy soils are usually very deficient in
potash, and 1t Is safe to say that all fertiliz
ers intended for such soils should contain
potash plentifully.
While pumpkins cannot be recommend
ed as reproducing material, they poeseef
excellent milk producing qualities, and
being cheaply raised, may be counted q
valuable food for mich cows.
In mulching do not put the material or
too thick, as two inches are sufficient ex
cept on wet soils. II should not be done
too early, as 1t Ia best to let the ground be
come frozen first The object Of mulchini
| is not to keep away the cold, butto proven,
thawing, which dislodges the plant.
An Iowa farmer thinks there are leasoni
to be learned from the three wet seasons
coming in succession that will strike deer
in the memery Of all who have struggled
with water.soaked fields and mud. They
should warn farmers to drain their handt
or seed them largely 10 grass; TO raise les
grain and more cattle, sheep and horses.
Nature covers the roots Of the trees in
winter with the leaves that fall TO the
ground in autumn, and when they have
performed such service, as mulch, they
decay and assist In affording nourishmeni
to the trees. We should learn lesson
therefrom and collect leaves around our
trees aud cover them with brush or corn.
stalks. Our word for It, such an expert
ment once tried will be repeated.-Fdr'
merS' Magazine.
Washing pars and pals is very import
ant work in the dairy, especially when
they have contained sour milk. The acid
must be completely removed, or 1t will
sour the next milk that Is put in the cans.
Want oil care in this respect makes much
mischief, and has much TO do with the fact
80 bitterly complained Of, VIZ, that ordi
nary farm dairy butter sells at seven to
twelve CENTS q pound. Good butter can
not be made from milk set In cans that are
no. perfectly clean.-7he Dairy.
To prevent loss OF roots by rotting in the
cellar put lattice in the cellar Il ,or, raised
three or four inches above 1t. Then make
square aue oil lattice work, and stand 1t in
the middle OF the cellar. Place two or three
boards or fiat lattice upright across each
corner. These will allow free circulation
OF air from the bottom through the centre
and corners Of the pile Of roots, thus pre-
venting beating anu decay. At Mr.. vii.
kinson's Btiahlside Farm, Holyoke, this
plan Is practiced with astonishing success.
Home and Flrm
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MYRTLE, do you love me as much this even;
| ing as you did last Thursday afternoon z

Myrtle, do you love me IS much this even
ing as you did last Thursday afternoon =
aHe doesn't call me Myrtle at all," inter
rnpted the young lady. "My name u
aits the same thing. A rose by any
name would have as many thorns. When
he asks you II you love him as much e
you did last Thursday, you climb up o little
higher on his neck and want 70 know how
he can ever doubt you. 1t's al right,
though. Be Q true and loving wife, and
perhaps some day Charlie will give you
quarter to spend without requiring an item
lied account, sworn to before Q Notary, o.
TO where such o vast sum has gone. Cherish
his love as you would tender plant that
the rude blasts Of winter would destroy.
Make your whole life q constant endeayor
to promote his welfare, but do not finish
that quilt"
"Why not, sir@
"Bscause," was the reply, at would re-
call to him the happy past"
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MEpicaL ~ -
Vital Questions


AsSihe most eminent physician
Of any school, what 70 the best thing in The
world for quietiBg and Allayipg all irritation
OF the nerves. and curing all forms OF nervous
complaints, giving natural, childlike, re.
freshing sleep always2 -
And they will tell you unhesitatipg,y
Some form Of Hopsl"
gr.It1. 30 CHAPTER I. ,5 ...... ~
Ask any or all Of the most eminent phyRl.
"WhAt 10 the best and only remedy that
can DO relied on 10 cure ali diseases OF Tia
Kidneys and urinary organs; such % BriRhtl
disease. diabetes, retention or inability 70 70.
tain urine, and all the diseases and ailments
peculiar TO women ScS,
sand they will tell you explicitly and EN-.
phatically "Buchu.n I5Il f'5GF' = =
AJAX the same physicians oIl
What 10 the most reliable and suret cure
for all liver diseases or dyspepsia, constipa.
ton, indigestion, biliousness. malarial fever,
agne, DC" and they will tell you:
Mandrake or Daudelion 70
Hence, when these remedies are combined
with others equally valuable
And compounded into Hop Bitters, such o
wonderful and mysterious curative power 10
developed which Is 50 varied In It's operations
nv Ssi99tAoC VI IA -AeAtbh Chl pOtblpiJ t4-
ist or resist Its power, and yet tits
Harmless for the most frail woman, wesk-
est invalid or smallest child to use.
CHAPTER Il.
Patients
almost dead or nearly dying"
For years, and given up BY physicians Of
Brights and other kidney diseases, liver com.
plants, severe coughs called consumption,
have been cured.
Women gone nearly crazy
From agony Of neuralgia, nervousness,
wakefulness and various diseases peculiar to
women. no
People drawn out OF shape from excrucia.
ting pangs Of rheumatism.
1uaammstory and chronic, or suffering
from scrofulal 77
Erysipelasl Hi-H. -h
Salt rheum, blood poisoning, dyspepaia, in.
digestion, aud In fact almost all diseases frail
Nature is heir 10 lfG5
Have been cured by Hop Bltters, proof OF
which can be found In every neighborhood
in the known world.
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a "rlneh" OF rhis, A"Cupn OF That.

A great deal OF poor food, especially cakes
and other recipe preparations, is due 10 in
accuracy in measuring. "a pinch"o Of salt,
pepper, or other condiment, may mean
four times as much in one hand, as in an.
other-quite enough to entirely change the
flavor and quality. Teaspoons, teacups
and coffeecups now vary greatly. The old
standard teacup held just half pint, or,
four to the quart, and the ceffsecup three.
quarters Of pint, or two and two.third
cups to quart; but on testing several cups
now In use we fnd that OF one pattern Of
tescups three ell quart; Of another II
takes five, and OF another siy; while Of cot.
ieecups, two Of one Get fill quart and oil
another 1t takes nearly four.
It would be simple matter and great
convenience. for any housekeeper to keep
always at hand accurate measuring cups Of
earthenware or tin. LIST o teacuptul or q
tumblerful mean exactly hall pint, and
keepa cup OF that size. Or use q small tin
cup-one with side handle being prefer
able.
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Inauepee or thel s,il on Health.

The influence Of the soil on the health oil
those living upon II, u brought ont very
plainly during the prevalence Of. epidemic
diseases. That mAlaiihl diseases llike inter
mlttent feyers) originate from the Aoll, is al
ready accepted; and recent Investigations
show pretty conclusiyely that the germs Of
Cholera, Abdominal Typhus, Yellow Fever,
and the plague are In some way connected
With the noil, which d daily corroboratsd BY
lstters from all parts Of the country, stating
the marvellous affect Pa1lnd has on those dis
eases, and In their conyAlescent stAte. JoHa
Z. COURTNEY, Of Cory, Pa, Says: u am still
getting better, thanks 70 your Perana." Bee
page a In ellis Of Life.n pAw
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MEDICAL.
Poison

,,oAured more misery and made
vuru,J hAi P ,SSH val, pest!lenCe and famine
,srt efpples, vo,, nave any blood dIsete! or tkin
sn6net. SutT 20 yourself and poateritT 70
Ssas,! = XIV NV vegetable cure, which IL SWitEs
Ssdst .,so has relieved ne Of MRlArIal Blood
sits speelpose 81 hssn coutned 70 the house for
100 Litet ~ ~ n beSr Gosed with blue mas,
II: olSof poisonous aruEs un!u ws; ;I n
asss eli XIV spcdtc the remedy i0f shm sino
gSpi poison av 1,, sOu,hern Lie ms. Co.,
y. CLAk"' 40" Atlanta, Ga.
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Is hundreds Of instances where Hot SPRING.
and other treatment failed TO cure scrofula
and syphilihc disorders, the sufferer has
sought and found cure In DR.. Guysott's
yellow Dock and salsaparllla. II enrichti
the blood, strengthens the urinary and dlges.
tive organs, and quickly removes oil indica,
lions Of III health and blood disease, from q
pimp!e TO o running sore, from O, headache 70
. rheumstie.pain. Its superiority over oil
other blood purifera and strengthening medi
cines Is admitted " all who test ID
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ES1sxsr St. Louis physicians say: "Col-
den's Liquid Beef Tonic Is a very greeable
tonics are reauired o. il is t5lera.ed when
other forms OF animal food are rejected. In
Diphtheria, Ague, Malaria, Typhoid Feyers,
and every depressing disease, lis use Is most
advantageous. We have prescribe It with
excellent success." J. H Leslie. N. D.; G.
?. Copp, NJ. D.; 8. B. Parsons, NJ. y; Z. A.
Vaughan, n. D.; Drs. 8. L. and J. @. Niedelpt;
VIM. Porter, NJ. D., and many others. IRE
member the name, CoLpES's-take no other.
MwPkw
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TryIngantT enling.

All persons wishing to test the merits OF a
great remedy-one that will positively cure
consumption, coughs, colds, asthma, bronohi-
It's, or any affection Of the Throat and Lungs
are requested to call at Logan & Co.'s Bridge
Corner Drug Store and get 100 Trial Bottle
tion, which will show you what regular
sized bottle will do. row.
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..srIl,.,e suffered from cauccI
Eo;sgs,aS5, MN neck near the shoulder AID ex,
G1shdSso 81 NIKE H. catalogue q remedies without
SyHItL , LIZ mari Of my body became sag ant
h..S0SI iiG virtual; Let tae use o. I 09.1
H. health ht4 SiS se %A saTa s AZ" ie
Rsil Va ol2 r,I in this condition Com
Tad 3 dH NY. n swIlts Specific. The tins bottle
nsncd As W tSe IN dCsi in the uecf, the second
relei ~ ; 81 use Of my arm, and feel sttonq
nIs ne tel OSs,v WAY, I Bm i poor man, but
ID "! y f,ss 4; CO6 for me good have exper'
:s sS vi TS ss. sPesi ~ me- Will iOic'
SsILlibe poison AF r. Vt0si9SE, DRyisoOro, Ga.
o..,,,,,I,e on BlOo, AID skin Diseases mailed
f*"HF TIE SWIFT sPELIFl0 CO,
NrowTTH AtIpntP, ia 10
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NKRyous debility, indicated by loss Of
memory, universal lAssitude, constant fatigue,
vivid dreaming, unnatural excitements,ti fits Of
dizziness, etc, is quickly cured BY using Dr..
Guysotts Yellow Dock and sarsapaiilla.
This remedy purifes the blood, strengthens
tho weak portions OF the body, outlets the
the only remedy that permanently cures the
many distrsaslul ailments resulting from
nervous debility. pGW
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landing for month or Two 10 my house.
lktIe GeD sIs[tfic Is. =. ~, the greater portion
Nd, sEit W. c"pslmed " the female POI ton
IL nd with the happteAI fts Svn. u J.,
q ny H sSd is9 w ssa eff FAVE "
Ia asilth ny Jn ar, for ioCi Oss sud medicines
80 aundie9GISg 4 he; no from lh9 ilst doe. An
Lbsla 70 euI ,NTs,oleT Oi mJ family took 4 Win
IStf ismiIe e1t Te,iIv, Il Is certainly the best
w tof teltcaLS H. have no doubt that want
ilITs ptsa tn ~ couduement In poorly yenila!ed
;T st s.. Pse ard 9S d d. SSlsSn o nsa
iDtos LcEpcJiI ss, Wifi spt eide Is the remedy
Il ~ US >" ,hNIa p QuitnAn, Ga.
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nnnrInn,a Arnian nnra,

Tbs greatest medical wonder OF the world.
Warranted to speedily cure Burns, BruiDes,
Cuts, Ulcers, salt Rheum, Fever sores, Can.
cars, Piles, Chilblains, Germs, letter, Chapped
Hands, and all skin efuptionB, guaranteed to
cure In every instance, or money refunded.
Is cents per box. For sale. at Logan q Col
Bridge Corner Drug 6tora.
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II spent over $4,000 in % year, said Ma.
jor H. W. Hines, Of Boston, Mass. 'ia being
doctored for EPILEPSY. employed the best
Paris but ali to no purpose. Samaritan Ner.
ri,ls;has cured me entirely" $3.50. MwE4s
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clrcums ances Alter cases.

"Im going to give you good thrashing,"
said young married man to another.
"What for" ~
"Becaase you smiled at my wife as she
passed along here to day."
swell, your wife smiled at me fist
"Did she? Oh that alters the case. or
course 1t was etiquette on your part to re.
turn the smile, and you being much larg-
er man than 1 thought you were, I am glad
you have acquainted me with all the facts
in the case. Pm great admirer Of Ell
quette. Come and take somethinS"
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IT TURNS out that Mary Churchill simply
mysterious'y disappeared from St. Louis to
escape the town, and not to fool her'pa-
rents or secure husband.
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"rm at your service, madam" said the
polite burglar when caught with his arms
fall OF silyerware.
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~ WILL not dilate on this theme, !" said
an orator. eThat's right" said listener;
"die early and by all means spare your
audience.-Roaon Star.
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The constant feeling OF being "p'ayed out"
and used up" can readily be removed by
using Ayers sarsaparilla. DAw
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EDITORS are growing institution in Ten.
nessee. In Chattanooga the Court fined 0
man $25 for knocking one Of them down.
The old price was seventy five cents.
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A MlLwAUKEE mother boxed her sons
ears, but couldn't send them of on account
Of freight charges.
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New 7Iork.

i. .
This rs to certify that am we'll acquainted with
a man fifty years OF age, for many years resi-.
dent OF this city, who has been NJ times extremely
nj. but could not tell from what cause, unless II
was worms. He told his attending physician bis
suspicious, but the physician at once ridieuled
The idea, and refused to attend him any longer.
His son then mentioned DR.. C. MeLane's Yer.
mifuge, and asked him IL he would take It; his
reply was-I must take something TO get relief,
or die.
AeLdht's TermifWDe, and he took one dose. ms s
iSor1ns, cut up In every form. He got well I'm.
mediateiy, and Is now enjoying excellent health
and, like the good Samaritan OF old, is endeayor.
ing 10 relieve hIsunfortunate ncighbors. lie makes
il Els business to hunt UP and select all cases SINH.
lar 10 his own, that may be given over by regular
physicians, and induces them TO try Or. G. Me-
Lanes Vermifuge. So far he has INDUCED more
than twenty persons to take the Vermituge, and
In every case with the most happy results. lie
is well satisfied that DR.. c. McLaneS hermitage,
prepared BY Fleming Bros, Of Pittsburgh, Is TAR
superior to any other known remedy, and thatit
more generally known would not fail to save
many valuable lives. For further particulars
Inquire Of Mrs. Hardie, NIX Cannon street, New
York City.
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Or, ]. {. SMITH,
NJ 1,u CBAPLTNE STREET,
Near Fourteenth Street.


Iae SH S' NJ pSt!,uts The increasing demand
ntnVu g!oS..onaI services Prove thnI have deall
DE! 'S mi iIlfIy with Int 50 who have conAult
nEAO} rSTer nSc 4 PATIENTS name without Per
q 9e ,tonSh have many hundred CerIiuca'e
nls Icy, Shnrl have CuIed Atttr they had peei
fea I 1UoSd incurAblg. n thorough medical eau
E'IT, VIII mans years hospital e4penenCS IN
t-ilIidty Win therapeutic aGents S!oSV ,,Ict q,
iaao SI T. hTrienIc management inSures success
N11esk SosSbj and frankly give The patient m!
s!siua --~~-
.,.Ir ,v.r l,IseRscs aud Nhe1matIkm.-
49, rerribly-"SO!hiug seemed 70 Lelp me
s,St not ri cut Of bed 1sp S0i pHI IT. me-
Wheeling, ". Va.
r,,,b Pslypus Of Noe, Impaired yoiee;-sui'
~ h, yeais; pltent i& co u heip ne
IT, smith completely f CHAR IL CHADDUck,
OF spcidGl 8 Co., wheeling, W. Va.
r,,.,., and liberated etonach -"1'restmeul
DUE Tiled 10 give ne relief, Er. smith cured
70 THOaAS u0LF, Insurance Agent
~. i.% ,,." N' LOUIS T. MAsilINGioN.
w EsHi MI RurrIng Cores Oh head KY son wa
,@TlAi for fourteen years. R0talIB hecIueu
i.inhIn. Dr.. smith cured him, him"
Market Street. Wheeling, W. Va
C,,er,-"suffrTed for ) ears witA Cancer; Hao
Il nj mi thrre IllA II returned alter cAeh oper'
,iSa. u. smith cured nswithnn; ki n Gassu
" hisS rEtua OF Anus Flat Of my back for Il
vsis Reported OyiRg; Dr.. Smith cured NJ
without knlisln fVc weeT THou.s coLvN
Wholesale Grocer, kMn nt;, Mheeting' q. va
AWu gI,tn up 10 Gle aud ptSnH,uISeo lACutapic'
We 'U'''4 S1'>N A WASHINGTON DELANY. :.
Martins Ferry.
hy. II O, LAdd whles:-"Dr. Smiths pioies
Sont sTyires IN my family have been InoSE Iatib'
hriory, and COuEieud him 10 all Is u gentleman
I'D STlliul physician.
NJ, Nan.EIet kOlb MyS-"l had been suffering
SOisyen Yeats and ucAt:d BY many physicians 10
dtpctnlS' Ur, smith RAD had Il tAte HofuiI nnC
d t.rhi hOurs removed monkt1r lvg leet n.y."
Teusle lOnp' Allts Il ree years In LcSpltAls 10
lsnllsS Give me peculiar NC vanugeItIl sucA Gaze
hrsoti ruied OF csLatTh. d e4ses OF heart, liver
,otatCh Kidneys Sklu, blood, neEr0us n1ecion'
"a WeGkutSs.S Of men and youth, Ecroin.A ant
iEhnA taitly my Snccca.
hles cured without the knile.
ES,ienv Al q distance way be treated by le4tS
nd AlIsIGctIou guaranteed. A chart for telt CT
lrl1Lton kent GU receipt Of two thiec-csnt stamps
lat advice reiun.d leo.
Consultation al o1lCO free. otlce EouFS from
LLDfP ", daily. Gail on or address
JOHN L. aMI1H, N. D.,
~Vl%nw No. ltni t'hRn'inN St, Wheeling. ". We
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

fs:ockholder Of the Ohio Valley Lave Stock An,o.
citation VII hold meeting 2! me eliee q 9. 9,
irlfloi and electilg officers. = =
Byofdero 81 the IheofpofAtpfs, 10 ~ ~ ii,sl
C!lf. RH1nEb X ON OOH. y u :
D,EgrkyESs e.R, YESGLING.
W. HoLLNTER npp
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abe GtteIEiaerGsr.
SAN JOIQUia.

odIee Goa. a5 a6d u Fourteenth street,
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cha,. n. crittenton, Agent, Now York City.
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aNo, air-that is, not exactly" and a
vivid blush suffused The young lady's
features. "But want to have 1t done
before the 1st oiJanuary because we won't
have any room for the frame in the other
hn,aa ~ I.'.... ..f....
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r.,ArnEsl of CANoEE.

FL JONES, J. T" Qulsmau' !
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IAN ottrs appearance looks rather
strange, you know" :,
10 yet; sort Of dizsy.looking you mean"
'sThat PROBABLY expresses the idea, sir,
although not perhaps in the most choice
language. 1should be very glad, though,
II you could give me tome information
about this matter, because It Is necessary
that should begin the work at once"
Making this demented quilt for your
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Additional Recommendation train Leaves BeiIaIIe
Of $40 A. n. for steubenyille and intermediate
Ferry Dol and steubenville at 965 A. w. Return.
Ing leaves steubenyillea At 146 P. NJ, Martins Ferry
H. Bridgeport AS and arrives at Bellaire at AID
NoTE-Trains leaving Bellaire at $40 A, n, AID
10 IS A. n. connect at Yellow Creek for Cleveland.
AL trains daily except Sunday. = /.
Ceneml Passenger aud Ticket Ieent.,
WIN. "a. BALDWIN. MANAGER. Pittlbuf9h. p. :
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-09-08

berI6teiertes Gmpfin6en, mar iie rubig
getporoen, als fdbe iie, na6 einent bum
ten bertpirrenoen Sraum, ertDa6eno in
Bic i6li6te @irfli9feit, @rit bate lie
Geinbolo's @prte obne Grregung ge=
bort, tpar es lift bo6, als fprd1e er
ni6t bon ibr, ionbern bon elmer gans
Nnoeren, unb lie b6rte oas obne ben
@6mers Der giferiu6t. Sfa6 uno
na9 aber tpur6e lift flar, baB er bon
ibr rebe, baB ibr bic 2eioenfGaft gdlte,
bic li9 mebr lnb mebr feigerte uub lie
iab BEN Nugenblid beranriiden. in bem
6rieba lie in oas 3immer rufen miiroe.
Cine Nnsif erfaBte iie, als fdbe Tie cine
Sobessefabr berannaben, tmmer naber
fommen, als miiIie iie ein Wort aus
ipre6en, na6 bem iie gu @runbe ginge.
SIR Ntbem itodte, unb tpie gebannt, un=
fdbig, ii6 gu regen, lebnte iie erf in
benz Sehel, bann i6li6 iie leiie 5ur
oHenen Sbiir unb mari einen flii6tigen
8lid auf ben &ebenben. Sa mar ibr,
als bdtte bteier eine 8lid BEN 8ann ge=
bro9en, iie frei gem19t, llnb nit ibnel=
lem Gntl6luB f6liipfte lie aus Der
Sbiir, elite ben Sang binunter uno aus
Dem 9auie.
(gOrtlebuns fpIpt)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-09-08

lebten Sabren biel GUT 9erbeifibrung
bieies 3ieles gei6eben lei uno man
fOnne iid Der Soffnung bingeben, baB
balo mod sr0bere Sorti9ritte gu per=
sei6nen iein tpiirOen. 9to6 bor eini=
gen Sabren-fpra1 er ueiter-fanb
Der llnterri6t Ser 5aubfummen nur 1T
iebr geringem MaBe ftatt, Die Wseiiten
ipu9ien in bollfommener llnpillenbeit
aut beute gibt es 9lnfalten fit lire
@r3iebung uno iie linb i'm Stanbe, li0
felbit ibr 8roo gu berbienen. Ser prdz
iioent ermutbigte bann bic 9lnpelenoen,
rubig fortSufabren in ibrem Streben,
fi9 als niibli6e Mitglieoer Der menl9=
li6en @efeal6aft gu ertueiien, Der bette
grfolg tpiiroe bann ii6erli9 ni6t auss
bleiben. Spdter ernannte Der praIis
bent ein @omite sur @rnennung BON
8eamten, na6oem na9 lebbafter Dez
bate, Bel ber es, trob aller Nufregang
re6t ftill berging, bei6loiien porben
mar, rur ein uSidet" auf5uitelIeu, 6as
oann natiirli6 au6 iie9te. Solgenbe
@esenltdnoe nurbet in Der 3ei6enipraz
DIE erDrtert: uSie fociale Stellung Der
ubitummen", uSaubltumme unb po=
litif" unb uSerli6erung Der Saubifum=
inen."