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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-04-20

Wonan's Voice.

MOI IN the swayin2 of the summer trees
"hen a the evening hreezes sing their vesper
Not the mnstreFs mighty symphonies
= Nor .1ppics breaking on the rivers brim
=. etftn $ best music; these may have awhile
1aish tnonghts IN happy hearts, and carkfne
i's s; Snen as tn the swallows silken wings,
sur the stlll silver with hundred RINGS
IT. 90 p. aoth one sound the sleeping spirit wake
- DIaNe tne anger and to hear the harm
charm. 'eies'
An excellent thing ii isl and ever lent
10 truth, and love- and meekness; they who
This gift, by the all-gracious Oliver sent.
;, Even by quiet step and smile are Known.
i's hi a eyes that have wept, hearts that have
by patience never fired from thar ,,x.,, tria1a
borrowed.
mother looks into her infants eyes
smiles to its smiles, and saddens to its Sadness
=, rates at its paleness, sorrows at its cries;
It's 1000 and sleep, and Smiles and little lows
All these come ever bent with one low gentle
voice.
An excellent thing it is when life is leaving
Leaving with gloom and gladness, joys and
The strong heart falling and the high soul
gricYing
With strongest thoughts and wild, unwonted
Then. then a woman's low soft sympathy
tonnes like an angels voice to teach us how to
But a most excellent thing 1t is in youth
"hen the fond lover hears the loved ones
That fears, but longs to syllable the truth
How their two hearts are one, and she his
own:
That haunt the trembling tale a bright-eyed
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-04-20
THE MISOaIEVOUS FURNACE.
The Air-supply Boxes as Vehicles of Dis
ease

One of the most incomprehensibled de-
fects in the architecture of dwellings,
writes Dr. Edgar Holden, of Newark.
N. j., in The Sanitdria7a, and only
equaled by the venerable but still vigor-
GUS folly of connecting the sleeping
room with the sewer, is that of the cold
air box to the furnace. We find men
who have endured repeated and unac-
countable sickness in their family for
years, becoming dimly conscious that
the air from the bottom of the cellar is
not improved for breathing purposes by
being sucked beneath a furnace and
heated over the perniciously pervious
hot iron; and see them rising to the
emergency by changing it for the stag
nant and offensive air under the back
piazza or the neighboring alley and
calmly contemplating their device as a
great sanitary accomplishment.
To ask such a man whether he.wOuld
lie all night on the cellar bottom or I'M
der the neglected piazza, would be to
impugn his common sense, but he may,
nevertheless, be well aware that the
poisonous vapors on which he instinc-
lively builds his sleeping room above,
cling and accumulate near the surface
of the ground. He may also be aware
and germs of disease are torpid, and Of
ten innocent until warmed into activity
like the serpent in the fable, but he has
probably never associated the two facts,
or if he has he falls back upon the intel
ligence of his architect, or perhaps the
brilliant wisdom of the family plumber.
An extensive experience has con-
WINGED me that much of the sickness
prevailing In cities in the winter arises
in this way The absence of, or defect
i've arrangement of the cold-air supply
to the heater fills the house with disease
germs, and the closed doors, shut them
in till the wives and children become
hot-house plants; sensitive and frequent
ly i'll, and only not dying as such plants
would because endowed with greater
powers of resistance
1t would be easy TO enumerate as rap
idly as the alphabet. families in which
the lighting of the furnace is connected
with colds, sore throat, subacute bron-
chitis, or other difficulties, and to de-
eide, without inquiry, in which houses
the supply of air to the furnace comes
from the cellar.
Itmatters somewhat, of course. wheth
er the cellar is the receptacle for rub
bish and decaying vegetables. But
there are few cellars in which the damp
ness of summer has not provided the
vegetation necessary to he supply of
poison for the winters warming, and
.whitewashed never SO clean, the crew.
ces and flooring. the boxes and barrels
will nourish more or less of plant life
ever subject to decay.
DR.. Holden suggests as remedy to
run the cold-air fiue up by the side of
the house to sufficient height to obtain
pure air, and be sure to have it air-tight
in its passage through the cellar to the
base of the furnace. He has tried this
in his own house, he says.
despite the opposition OF the builder.
who held that the heated air would all
go outside.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-04-20
Striking Head Lines

are used call attention to the fact that this is an
advertisement of the CHICAGO. MILWAUKEE
Il ST PAUL X galway.
It's EIaar Trunk Lines traverse the best por-
tions OF Northern Illinois, WISCONSIN, MINNESOTA,
DAKOTA aud Iowa
Located directly its lines the cities OF Chi
caro- Milwaukee. La Crosse, Winona, St Paui
Minneapolis, Madison, Prairie du Chen Mason
City Sioux City, Yankton, Albert Lea, Aberdeen
Dubuque, Rock Island, Cedar Rapids and Council
Bluffs as well as innumerabe other principal bust
ness centres ana favorite resorts, ana passengers
going West North, South East are able to nse
the CHICAGO, AIILwAUkEE & ST. PAUL RAILWAY to
the best advantage.
Ticket offices everywhere are supplied with
maps ana Time Tables which detail the merits Of
the line and agents stand ready to furnish infor
nation and sell tickets at cheapest rates the
Chicago. Milwaukee d st. Panl Railway.
MERRILL Az H. CARPENTER,
General Manager Gen Pass Il Tkt ACT.
J. T. CLARK, GEO. H. HEAFFORD,
Genl Supt ASH GEN Pass. Agt.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-04-20
CHICAGO, BURLINGTON & QUINCY.
CHlCAllO, MnWAuKEE 4 Sr. Pam.

Trains 10. :, s. and 10 are Maquoketa Branch.
Trans and 4, Accommodation for Oxford Juuc-
ION; and 2, Passenger, for Celmar
l.. 10. W HOLMES, Agent
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-04-20
Catching the Eye of the Speaker.

The order of morning business Gays
Ben Perley Poore. in the Cc1atary.) is
unintelligible to strangers, and is mere
" the successive recognition. by the
Speaker. of those members who have
obtained from him promise that they
can have the floor In keeping these
promises, the Speaker often pays 10
heed to members in the front seats who
are endeayoring to attract his attention
by cries OF s.Mister Speaker in every
note in the gamut, accompanied by iran
tic geslicnlations, and recognizes
some quiet person beyond them. Il
have been member of this House three
successive sessions, said an indignant
Tennesseean who had vainly tried to
obtain the floor, land during that time
/ have caught the measles, the whoop-
ing-cough, and the influenza, but l have
never been able to catch the Speaker 8
eye
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-04-20
The Andes Sinking.

The Andes are sinking. Quito was
found by La Condamine in 1745 to be
1886 feet above the sea; Humboldt in
1903 could only make 1910 of it; or
twenty-six less; Boussingault in 1881
was surprised to find the measurement
show only 1867 feet; Orion in 1867
found it reduced to {, 1920 feet; and Rouss
and Stubel ascertained, as late as 1870.
that it had actually shrunk to 9, $50 feet.
Quito, it seems, had shrunk 246 feet in
125 years, and Pichincha 21S feet in the
same period. The remarkable fact APP
pears, from definite determinations, that
its crater has sunk no less than 425 feet
during the last twenty-six years, and An
tiSana 165 feet in sixty-four years.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-04-20

-s--l-lg rHf flfnttf.
Is ipt cns.us Epipptic
titas sim.lTa! (anv. {
utung, sc Nftus tt4n..r.
Aicolloiiarn Opium Fat
ing. SperuaiforsiIast
seminal Neakness. I'm
potency Syphilis. S.1,,i b
ulagnd adj HOrVouf ana
hood Diseases. Tuffrr
fsYnlen, Lawyer. Liter
airy MrH Merchants.
i!tnl.si'a, Ladies and ati
whose setlrutary cen.
Iiu3inrnt causes Merry
Gus i'i'ostratiuu, IIrcj,u
iarifie3 OF tho blood
stomach, bowels OF
kidneys. or Who -
qiiire a neFNctuui., cp-
pcti2ef or sfingalauf.
SAMARITAN EERVlNf,
- Invaluable Thuus
Hnds proclaim IL tho
most wonderful invL-
GRANT that cycrEu tain
Ell the sinking system
For ssiie ~ all Drug
<. a..
Nd MEDICAL co,
st.'rs, ~. S0acph, No.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-04-20
GRAND LAND EXCURSIONS

of Northern Iowa and Southern minnesota, in the
magnificent Land Grant of the C. II. & St +: Il.
r.. To Fredrcksen, Hansen 81 DrummoHd. These
lands are especially adapted 10 slock and dairy
farming; wheat oats, hax and all OF crops are
successfully grown and corn Is staple article on
production. The purest wazer. superior drainage.
aud The crisp, dry atmosphere make this, accord
ing to United States reports. the healthiest region
in the great Northwest.
These lands range in price from 81 TO So per
acre aud are sold for small cash payment bal
ance on time at per cent interest Fare Tree 70
all land purchasers For maps, pamphlets and
full particulars concerning the weekly excursions
that take place weekly every TUESDAY from Inc
Office of Damhs & Holland. Address
DAHMS n HOLLAND,
Cor Maia and Lynde Sts., Moline, Ills.
feb 16deod&w3m
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-04-20
ROCK ISLAND 4 PEORIA RAILWAY,
lsHoRBEsT ROUTE TO TIE EAST AND VEST

(sHoRPEsT ROUTE TO THE EAST AND wEsT)
LEAVE. ARRIVE.
Fast Express $3.50. .---.,. 900 A. Nj. 800 p. NJ.
MaII AMI EX.-------- -.-. / 20 P NJ. IL :35 ID.
Accommodate Alton. e 100 p M 300 A NJ
Way Freight, 600 A. Nj. 100 II. NJ.
The ! 10 p. Il. tram makes close connection
al Halya with the C. b. & q, for points west ar
irving At GalesbdFg at 81 p "a; Burlington $40
p. IN; heokGk 1o:25 p. m Quincy l0:u5 p, m
also making close connection ii Peoria with l. b.
y W, aud i. P. 4 w, roads fov All points east
and south
ROCK ISLAND 4 MERCER CO.. II. II.
ARRIVE.
Mail. .....-.. ...----..... $40 A. N. 3:15P. NJ
Accommodate ion. ...... 30 $40 a.
rs III. II rs A. NJ
5000 10 r. Nj 5 80 z. NJ.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-04-20

Is THE GREAT CONNECTING LINK
Its main line rms from Chicago to Cotncfi
Bluffs, passing through Joliet, Ottawa La Sa!fe.
Geneseo. Moline, Rock Island Davenport, West
Des Motnes tthe capital OF Ioya), stuart. ATTAIN
tic and Avoca with branches FROM Bureau
Junction to Peoria: Wilton Junction TO Musca.
tine Washington. Fairfield, Elo2n. Belknsp,
Ccntreville, Princeton. Trenton Gnilatin, Came
ron, Leavenworth, AtShison and kansas CitFS
Washington co Sigoarney, Oskaloosa and Knox
tonspoft, independent, Efdon. otuS1nWs, Eddy
vile. Oskaioosa, Peila. Monroe and Oes holnesi
Newton 70 Monroe; Des Moines To andianola an I
Tinterset; Atlantic 70 Lewis and Audubon; ana
Railroad, which owns, ard operates n through
line from Chicago III to the State of Kansas.
Through Express Passenger Trains, with Pull
man Palace Cars attached, are run each -ay daily
between CHICAGO and PEORIA. KANSAS CITY,
COUNCIL BLUFFS, LEAy WEYMOUTH and ATcHI-
SON. Through cars are also run between MilwHu-
kee anf Kansas City. via the milwaukee, and
Rock lsland Short Line
The "Great Rock Island" "a paagnIfcentiy
equipped Its road beQ is simply perfect, aid Lta
track is laid with steel rails.
of enjoying your meals, while passing over the
beautiful prairies of Illinois and Iowa, in one of
our magnificent Dining Cars that accompany all
Through Express Trains. You get an entire
fOrSeventy-hve cents.
Approaching the fact that a majority of the
people prefer separate apartments Tor dlnerenL
purposes (and the immense passenger business
Of this line warTanting IT., we are pleased 20 nm
lounc9 that this Company runs Pullman pdt0ce
S.sepiny Cars for sleeping purposes. ana Palace
PULLMAN PALACE CA RS ia
COUNCIL BLUFFS, KANSAS CAfH, 4
all Ticket Agents ga tho United states
For Information mos obtDsnRhtH az 20
e. II. CABLE,
Vtca Prektdent sno oeia = aSrsef
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-04-20

Orange wine, manufactured at st,
Augustfne. Fla, is now being shipped
North in large quantities. and COM
mands remuneratiYe figures,
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-04-20

THE EAST s. THE WEST
Dining Cars for eating purpoacs only. Oneothe
great feature of our Palace Cars Ia a SMOKING
SALOON where you can enjoy your Havana"
Mt all h0tirs OF the day.
Magnificent Iron Bridges spnn the Mississippi
and Missouri rivers ut al points crossed by this
line. and transfers arc avoided at Council Bluffs,
Kansas City, Lelvenworth, and AtchisoE, cous
ncc5ions being made IN Union Depots.
THIS GiSEAT THk0UGH Line AKE AZ
AT CHICAGO. with eli dlverCinE .lres for tee
East ard South.
AT EN0LEwopp. vita the L. g. n M g.. and r.
A. WxsniNGToN HEIGHTS. with P, c. & 81
At la SALE. with Ill Cent. r. r.
AtPEoRIA, with L. II. j.; Z. ID. & r.; /. 3, &
W.; I'LL Mid; and T. r. a. w. Rds.
AZ ROCK ISLAND, with "AfiIwaukee & ROCK
Island Short Line" ana Rock IBPd g. Poo. Rd9.
AZ DAVENPORT. with the Davenport Division
AZ WEST lsIIERTY with tho g. CR& Mr..
At laRINNELL. with Central Iowa X, Il.
AZ DIES MONIES. with u: ~; y y. ID X. r
AZ COUNCIL BiUEFs with Union Paethc n b
COLUMBUS JUNCTION. with b., h q RI
AS OrrUMWA. with Central Iowa. Il. II. W.
ct: L. 4 Pao., and G. Is; Q. r. nds.
Louis & Pac.. and s. L.. keo. 4 NV H. RdG.
~ CAMERON, with II. IT. j X. X. 49, -.
AZ ATcHIsoN. with Atch., Topeka Santa Re.
AZ LEAvENWoRTH, with Kan. Pao.. ana KaF,
AtkAEsAs CITY, with all lines for the wsss
and Southwest.
|, through TO PEORIA, DIES AEOIHEa.
'1ClhAS0h, and EEAVENVYORTH.
Great AtOcE Island MOufe,'' are sold 6S
" hcme Glclzee once. address,
Es ST. JOHN,
Gem zirEst and Saa5'gEF e.. q,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-06-15

~ civ n CounrIl nluHs. -. vt.s>~<
: r<rrin~ R.l. y storm y. rr...I,
street. Converted Inss ns.riu~ Tor.
~ The O,~rnsw % > Cr~>k--Wanv !
Do achieved 10 ~ Dro.ned--rrsp.
Lsss Large.
CoUxcIr. DLUrra. IA. Innc
Al IL o'clock 49, evening o,c w
wort raln-<toru. that cxer visited ~.
.-In;tx ~. N ma for fonr h..,,,s NJ.
down ~ torrents. Indian Creek. wl
runs through ~ heart ~ tl,e citx \
f,owrl. MA ~ damare frorn ~ >,,,
ronrhlo estimated Al 5000 O)o Sr,,,,
hridrr< ana two <lone cnlxerr~
lonrinr ~ the cify were sw,uf away ~
ni>o several iwrIi;nr~ ana harms a,,,,..
rr<,ek All ~. business h..,,-.s IN, 4
<rrc,t ana Rrn..!,<.v nr~ fo<.,el IL
lIfe 4 ruortei. the water ~ nv. ~,
ore hlock f,om fhc rr.ek Nh v3j-t II
wifh . wit current Cries for mr., 7,
- heard ~ every direction bnt ,he :,
ne~- ~ ti... current rr,..lrr..j .S<,-f,n...
,.,<>ihl. p.r,ir,,i,rs are x.r.. Iinir,,, y.
TAIN to-nirht Al twelve o'rlork n 49,
raining. II Il fhr mnrt terri,ie rain,
Ws~frrn Iowa e,rr experie,,r,.i Th, =,
Which ~ n about III o'c,oek M 4 4.
shower mi ~ /. ltixcn for |, r,or,enf 80,
Ire deyaS.ation that m followed The \.
divided 49, cIfv- nni ~ 6coI 49,
ouickly tf.at MANY men found II ,m,-<.
e. rrarh tl,,.;r wixe- AVA ..I.iI.lr.,. y,
number n,r,rxly r<..,r.ei .Ie,,t n, nm, irr
Ing while endeaxorinr III reach their
Cnc<. TIE mournin. n the ejtx Il ,n,ix.,
and the destruction n uro,rrfx ui.I,-<,.r
"A lncal nrx<nxncr ii rrferri,,- " .h;s y
elr,nruf visitation II our city sax~. \.
r.oSf lrirhrfnI calamity occurred I,-t J.
inx A ~ O'Clock. There had bern IN,
..-,,.,-. M -. I.~;.,.~ ~. ...t,-~. M.
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TIKI Ohio Republican State Conven-
don n<r 4 cos1mbus On dc 5th. senator
IL p. Wolcur<. q temporary chairman.
naie : sp~~ch. reviewinx ne record Of tie
party. and indor>inx legislation o. the
bsnperznc< subject: also commrnding the
aiminis<r.tion o. Gcvsrnor Poser.
Tn amh>-<sdor - rcpre<eDtrxl
f1;.- - ,h- P,..;-- rc~.,.<i~, -. an.
iom-rsc rrl.<ic7, between Fr.nc. ana
Chins iii ce.~ II FraDce operates in
Tonquin WITHOUT q under standing Nth tho
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| rn- 49, ~ k~~i-~ -....~1--.-. WINE.
x~~-,1 .,-~~ 4 - ~. l.~~ l,-, !, . <~~,
I n rhe vi x-ri
TuE other night TWO negro patients
! IN - Lnnn,ic A<ylun q Au<fin- Ter. 90
/. t0<rcher ani 90 be1t - och<r % d<a<h.
DE>rkHArE attempts were made %
srr - CIV u Toruufo. Csns.. a. H. "a.
\ A. brinr df.cox~rrd II A. different
pl.ces in-i1s n forrv minute. a. tire
o<h~r points wkers Il - inr<ni>d 10 o.
I Ply - ror<h he aszsup<s wers frustrated
~ nrs brig.ds - .. h.nd il e.ch case
I and EASILY cop>i with <he danes
n rorxADo ~ Barfler County. Al.
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MIU<Uu- princeton. sept ~ 10 -
&nnt--Arrlon. 80. 90
Hsmi;ffon- Scbls<siiie. Anr. :. ton
Harri<on-Cory<1on sept sto1.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Serf. fioS.
MISUNDERSTANDING sePt- Istoa-
55.esssn n s.s. n.'es ~ seR'; Y e y
Jsy-rcriiand OF. : IL 3 Z
Jenninr. north Vernon. Anw- % ~
e.s'usk ,e<sHn. ~ scr, e 4 iosl
it. .f 1sF Fa;a, ~ 80; !: =
t:.erte- ia 1ss ST: .., sc i, y
NontFomcry-Cr selorisslllc sept l)to y
Sssl seaIrssss:s az ali \: q 3 Il
f.ris- KosEsiiiie. Aar s,ioss
Portcr-y slpsraiso. Scpr > % =.
fii}SsH .see ~: 7:S' 3 II e
Randolph -WtnChcSfcr sept N 10 IA.
EiPlcy-o<<csl- Aux n 70 II.
8 ;ss<pS-soash nina OK iisoa
sseaSsn : nsois. oss . i
Switzerland East Ens~rpri-e. Sep, II . H.
Tppecan2e-LAtayssie- Sept too
wssszh-w sSs-s. AT, Ii b Il.
wwerrs2 Wet l.. .',s s,1. SeP: n'oh
Washington salem ser< Issosi
Me<-niurton- sept tto..
~hi''ey-cea a,1 =. f,sy rs. IS: SOD
Bridegroom 'rnion-At nr.lgeton. Parkc
c.nbri1Fe c'sy-canbrsise CRY. Wayne.
baakiSk rn!en Fair A--oeirs,on- pnnkirk.
kdi95ars raian Edinbas. ls-rsAolosne~.
Fountain. Warren ana Misunderstanding
ton. Fountain, stpf. E1o a.
Asseeintion -cSn s9a Hsnry An y 81
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Henry. Aug =
Lawrence District rair-rAwrencs, Marion.
kereeiee Acknowledgements Martha
e. Rs-s Arrsculnr.i- Ro~. Mont
Sor1hea<'crn Indiana 4 Agricultural Assocss-
ten- waterloo; D.kaIe. oef q 3
Plsinn<Id Hcrrlculmrai and Agricultural
sceiesy-P 'alnnc.d. Hen,i -,cs< oct r.
cisron-C nlor city. Randolph. sept u - =.
Wayne. Henry and Randolph -uaiton-
eS;s a' Mans A. asa y s s1s He''f'
1HE STATE ClHu'fr-
. 1e's !, s:.', rs'r css ss'P Fssn q re-"
Hsesi<sn STATE f.ir i b 4; Aiei- seps .:
20 n
y. i ~ Ss-se fAir-Indianapo'is Ina sept
Northeastern Indiana Fnir-waterloo. Ind.
Vct 20
Indlans Items
The indianapolis grain quotations ar<;
Wheat -- M Eed. <1-13ai.iL Corn NV
No ? sHaS5s- OAts-tIef3c- The Gin
cinnati quotations are: Wheat-No- Red,
Sl.lsal-lk corn-No. = S'd5t ~ OATS
- t! hye-Nc. = @fa'sc-
o--Is - - z - no''''n,1
"tIne 0iadhrch. r~eive-yenr-old son
q ~. Henry Gladhach. "a Evansville
Nanderburgn county, while standing On
railroad track = few days aSo. was
kn'eked down - nrekins engine And
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TOPICS OF THE DAY,


IIXXXs AID
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800 =
-
y. ~ 90.
49, ~ PEo1lolE 49,. a 80 4.
n The CO q General Butler the
1e~ q EFcra University 49, -
} 49, g eo-I1 40. u ..ne-.o,.ren prs.
eeaen< 2. ccnzssF 1nS - nooor~ry ceSr~~ q
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$50 ~ poor nors th,n -. -: th,r rh-
1880 v,1,r ~ $500 1919 Y. incr-.--i
~ DE- rr.is: cha< - navirsfion 1a~s
should b rspsalsd: thaf IN case existing
par>ies erads tsri1 rrforn 60 rrvrnue ~
lbrners .honll rrsnnrp. ~ iu1ependenr
ertioa-
tn lnte a 4 Henderson. d Erie.
p LIS bequearhed % <he cry Of C;erelnnd,
O.. proper<y % - v.los q ~. 40. . y
applied tcward <he sndoensuto q - indus
trial schqol-
The German Reichstag has pazsed
- measures relating . copyrixhf conrrn-
tIon With prnncs ana c0mnercial treaty
With italy,
To- D---~-1---r- T--r-&- -
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-09-27

mid b0lig nerbDs eema6t. Wir bsab
ii6tisten anfangs, einen Sag in 6. aus.
Suruben, aber uns trieb bic SebnIu0t,
1nleren tbeueren 8eruanbten 10 balb
pie nlOgli6 gu begriiBen.
Ser tbeuere Germanbte nabnt oas
&ompliment iebr glei6siiltig bin. Sic
bdtten irnmerbitt lit 6. bleibea ioael1,
n,einte er. 9l6er tpD 1T bas Sinh :
@abriele?
Gie iunge Dame, bic ioeben BEN Wa=
gen berlieB unb, Dbne cine 5ilfe absu=
tparten, lei6tfiiBig auf BEN 8o6en
fprang, tpurbe Bel oieier b66lt beleioi=
genoen Srage bon elmer bellen 3Orn=
rDtbe iibergoHen. Iber aud Der Srei=
berr ftubte unb beftete einen langen err
ffauntelt 8lid auf bas &inb, bas ct
Orei bolle Sabre ni6t geleben bate, un0
6eiien 9nblid i'm ieBt febr au iiberraT6en
i6ien. Sod fein @rifaunen unb @a<
brielens Sriumpb 6ariiber bauerte nid)t
lange.
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bas MaleriI1e Ser Scene ratiirlid) be-
beuten0 erbDbte. Die beuti6en @dfte
trauten ii6 anfdngli9 nidt re6t an bas
Seuer beran. Sic batten in ibrem
rSiibrer" gelefen, mas emit Elm alter
Srapper 0en ibn befrageltben &eiienben
gefagt, rdmli6, baB er nur einmal in
feinem 2eben einen Sn6ianer geieben,
bem er bolltdrbig bdtte trauen tOnnen,
unb bieler bing brauBen lit Dem 9llte eli
mes alien Si6tenbaumes. Grit als Die
9erren bDrten, bab eie @ropsSnDianer
BON ieber frie0li6 geiueien unb Die @eiz
Ben iDgar bduiig in ibrem Gerni6tungsz
fampfe gegen ubie 8ebuinen Der Stepz
pc" llnterltiibt bdtten, tparen lie benz
S6auplab Des f6redli9en San5es eli
1ige S9ritte ndber s1 bringen. Soz
balb aber bie Snbianerpeiber ibren eiltz
t0nigen, nerpererf6iitternben @eiang
anitimnten unb babel auf cine alte
5rommel losf6lngelt, tpdbrenb Die
0tdnner uub &naben nit Dem 5pmaz
batpf lit ber 0anb ben tpilben &riegsz
tan5 begannen, ba prallten unfere @dite
f6eu 5uriif. 9a Der &iidmeg inoeB
bon utnberI9Grmenben &otbbauten abz
gef6nittel mar, bot 1i6 Sen 9(merifaz
nern balD neben bem f6redli9en au6
elm tragi-fomii6es S6aulpiel Bar.
Die Situation i9ien in Der Sbat oft
febr bebenfli6, unb untpilfDrli6 fu6s
ren Die @brengdile supeilen nit ber
9an6 na6 Der &opfgegenb, um gu fiibz
len, ob Bet Scalp ipirflid5 nod an fei=
nem plabe lei, 9ia6 Seenbigung bes
Sau5es bate man li6 iebo6 iiber5eugt,
baB Die @il0en gang sabm. ieien, unb 5uz
lebt f6manb Die Sur6t fogar 10 melt,
baB bic &eiieltben fid gang llitter 1ie
wagten unb ibnen interefante Gebenfz
ftiide abfauften.
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8rabanoter, galencienne, go.
riler, &ufiifde, 6d6fiIde unb leirene
SpibeH IN grocer Nusfpabl biaigit beim
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gillQrb,s @Qite unter BEN ceynbio

Billiards @dite unter ben Snbiaz
nern. Gin Correspondent f6reibt bon
bem 8illarb'i 'i6en gruriiOnssuge: Sn
Ntontana ftieben mir auf grotpeSnbia=
ner, 6eren &eferbation fi6 fiibli6e bonn
Nellomitone cine peite Strede am 8abnz
bett bin3iebt. Sn @rapeliff fiibrten bies
felben einen Griegstan5 bOr ben &eiiena
ben auf. Die pafiagiere 0es britten
unb pierten 3uges batten ben 8Drtbeil,
biefes feltene S@auipiel beim S9eine
zines grpBen 2agerfeuers 5u feben, mas