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The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-06-12
Tragic Ending Of ~ FIOridian
Quarrel.

Granville W. Burk shot and killed Henry
Madison Saturday evening" June 2, on the west
side of the Suwannee river ut IL ferry landing
opposite Braniord, the present terminus of the
Live Oak, Tampa and Charlotte llarbOr Rail
road. This seems to have been one OF The most
cOld-blooded murders ever known in the annals
OF the State. reliable gentleman vino was at
Branord at the time of the murder, has given
the particulars rs near rs he could procure them
at the time The parties, both white men,
lived at Brantord. Madison was engaged in
keeping the ferry on the river and Burk some
times worked at the carpenters trade but spent
most OF his time i'll drunken dissipation Several
days ago Burk entered Il store house. in part of
which the owners family resided and demanded
To see the proprietor, who was not present, and
made dire threats of violence against him. On
not seeing the man he wanted, he TUNED and
commenced cursing and abusing his wife. AT
this time Henry Madison, who was present in
the house, took up IL chair and beat Burli ont OF
the house with 1t. After this he made some
threats against Madison, but upon the in,crccs-
sion OF the citizens he acknowledged that he de
served all the punishment he had received from
Madison and made friends with him, promising
to let the matter drop.
But on the evening referred TO, Burk borrowed
a dOublc-barrel shot gun from one of the citi-
Zens OF the town for the avOwed purpose of fire.
hunting on the opposite side of the river that
night. Then going to the river, Madison set him
aCIoSS anu on lilelT ARRIVAL tncTc DluulSOn feau.
lily promised, at Burk's request, to leave boat
on that side, so he might cross back at any time
that night, if he wished to do So Burk then
walked up the bank to where gentleman was
waiting for friend, and convcrsed with him un-
til Madison returned to this side, and took over
another passenger. He then presented his gun
and fired, The ball taking effect in Madisons
back, between his shoulders. He then fell for
ward into the river, and the murderer turned
away and took to tho woods. The body OF
Madison was soon after recovered, and posse
set out in pursuit of Burk but, night coming on,
no traces of him could be found
Burk is the son OF the old countcrleiter of
Mexican silver dollars SO extensively circulated
through Georgia and other States before the
war There is no further information of the
murderer up to this writing.
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You can give man the cold shoulder
and not hurt his feelings bit if ytsu only
60 at it right. 1t should be cold sAoul-
der of mutton. f: 8.
"A marriage notice in the EImirat Acs-
vertiser tops off in this way: "No casds,
no cake, no flowers, no presents and mo
body's business" !. J;
"A Tennessee man offered to 'sela, his
wife for 81, but she busted the sale by
falling off the fence and breaking her arm.
Women are mighty contrary creataras
"A young man, who was engnaad to
be married, borrowed money OF hi in
tended mother-in-law to purchase 4 IL
cense, and used it to marry the daughiSr of
another woman. The rascal is IN Ohio
man.
Chicago girls never go to the theatre
with young man without taking along
enough money to buy tickets tsr 10th.
Then if the chap discovers thar he { has
been "robbed" they don't have walk
around until the play is over -Desroi,
Free Press. Is {,
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A knife-slashing affair took place on the
ferry boat Three States last evening,
which, for ferocity and deadliness of pur-
pose, has seldom been equaled James
llealey boarded the ferry boat at Birds
Point, where he resides, intending to
come to Cairo. At Fillmore City, Ken
lucky, man named Dud Deitrick came
aboard, and, discovering Healey, con-
cluded to make the round trip, in order
to settle an old grudge which he enter
tanned toward him. Almost immedi-
ately, as the boat backed out, the two
men came together in a rough-and-tumble
fist fight. They were finally separated,
however, though both were badly used
up. Later they again met, this time
armed with long knives, which, as they
were tiourished by the men, betokened a
desperate combat. The men fought long
and savagely. The knives. rose and
fell, while the hot blood, dripping from
the wounds of the insane fighters, slowly
found its way to the deck Finally, from
almost total exhaustion, the fight ceased,
and the two men, covered with blood, lay
painting on the deck, breathing defiance
at each other. Investigation developed
some bad cuts for IIealey, one entirely
severing the muscles of his right arm and
two dangerous stabs in the back, either
being serious enough to produce death.
Several terrible slashes fell to the lot of
Dietrick, one very bad cut in the left
breast just over the heart, and horrible
lunge in the abdomen, the broken knife
blade remaining in the wound. Both
men will die.
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New Work letter.
LITTLE ErIlEI'S CROSS EXAM
NATION.

y Observation-Disclosures matrOn Yesterday
sat in the rear cabin of Fulton ferry
boat She was accompanied by thin
legged, restless-eyed little girl aged 4
years or thcreabouts. A few seats away
was a man with a wooden leg. AS the
boat started the child turned to the
mother in search Of little information.
Mamma" she began, chow does the
boat move 2"
by steam, my dear"
"And how do they get the steam ?''
y man below makes it, dear"
"And suppose the man forgot to make
enough steam to take us all the way
across p
"Well, | suppose the wind would blow
us across then"
But suppose dcre was not enough
wind -
"Oh, don't bother me any more, dear
Pm sure don't know what we should do
then"
At this instant the inquisiton came to
a sudden stop. With uncrring instinct
the child's eye had alighted upon the man
with the wooden leg That eye at once
became fixed, dilating with concentrated
interest The child crawled down from
her seat, npon which she had been kneel-
ing, in order to affords that eye better
facilities for observation The object of
scrutiny squirmed uneasily in his seat
The mother, probably surmsing what
might be coming and presumably acting
in the light Of previous experience, sought
to create diversion by successively call
Ing attention to little French poodle at
the other end of the cabin, to passing
tugboat and to " little man up there on
the big bridge" 1t was all of no use.
Turning to the mother the child exclaimed
in a portentous whisper:
"Oh, ma! Look at that man."
Hush, my dear. You must not be
rude"
But, ma," Tin very audible whisper),
edo look at his leg"
"Be quiet, Ethel, l tell you," franti-
callv urged the matron in agitated tones
"The poor man has lost his leg. It's
very rude to notice it,
"What's that one made of?'
"Ilush! of wood, my dear. Look at
that pretty little boy over there. See
now SOou ne Is.
"Did you ever have leg like that,
ma ?"
"No, my dear Look over there at
that"
"Will pa, or Uncle John, or l, ever
have one, ma ?"
mo, dear"
"Could he kick ball with that leg %
Hush, do -
But, ma"
At this .juncturc the man with the
wooden leg sought, in turn, to create a
diversion. He drew from his pocket a
pretty little bon-bon box and offered the
child some sweet meats The child ac-
cepted them with some hesitation and
mistrust. An instant later the boat
reached the slip The mother rose, and
smiling gracously, said: "Thank the
gentleman, Ethel, and say goodbye"
Ethel advanced, her eyes still firmly
fixed upon the object of interest She
held out the tips OF her little fingers.
Good-by," she said, in voice full Of
emotion; "good-by, you poor, poor
man."
The mother seized the child by the
hand and hurrying through the boat,
gained the bridge.
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FROM A NEW OPERA.
FIRST COWBOY.


I'm the bowler from the prairies of the West:
ii you want to die with terror, look at me-
I'm chained lightning. If amt may be blessed
m the snorter of the boundlcss prairce
Chorus-lies killer and hater:
He's the great annihilator;
He's the terror of the boundless prairee
SECOND COWBOY
I'm the snoozer from the upper trail:
I'm the reveer in murder and in gore.
can bust more Pullman coaches on the rail
Than any one who's worked the Job before
Chorus-lie's snorter and snoozer:
He's the great trunk line abuser;
He's the man whoputs the sleeper on the rail
! THIRD COWBOY
I'm the double jawed hyena from the East;
I'm the blazing bloody blizzard of the States;
I'm the celebrated soggcr I'm the beast;
can snatch a man bald headed while he waits
Chorus He's double jawed hyena
He's the william of the scenc
He can snatch man bald headed while ht
waits. -(OniieF- .jOnrndl
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ON inc bOsLOn FOsL-
Looking for q Mascot.

"Gath" +" would like 10 know how Alexander
Ramsay, of Minnesota, would do for President
He never touched anything but good luck came
TO It," Poor Republicans Having neither prin-
ciples nor an issue, they are driven to the resort
of run for luck, and they confess it.
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COMMON SENSE ENGINE.

aaaaA - people always the lookout for
wIVk chances to increase their earnings, and
In time become wealthy those who do
UuVG not improve their opportunities remain
in poverty. We offer gre at chance to make money: We
want many men, women, boys and girls to work for
right IN their own localities Any do the work
properly from the first start Tho business will pay
han ten times ordinary wages. Expensive outht fur
nished free No who engages fails to make money
RAPIDLY You can devote your whole time to the work. OF
only your spare moments Full information and a that
l. needed free. Address srMsoS Co., Portland,
Name 3s-ly
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Boston, November 76, 1881.
RROwN CHEMICAL Co.
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been sufferer from Dyspepsia,
and could get no relief having tried
everything which was recommend
ed) until. acting on the advice of a
friend, who had been benefited by
BROwN's IRoN BIrTRRs, tried a
bottle, with most surprising results.
Previous 20 taking Browns IRoN
BIrrERs, everything ate distressed
me, and | suffered greatly from a
burning sensation in the stomach,
which WAS unbearablc. Since TAX
ing BRowN's IRoN BITTRRs. all my
troubles arc at an end. Can eat any
time without any disagreeable re-
suits. am practically another
person. Mrs. w ]. FLYNN.
50 Maverick ST., f. Boston.
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Sm bphen 0eprben.

Soh cben i'm yOrben Dentidlanbs,
no Der faltc Saud Der office ben iardz
gen Sonnenitrablen unaberninbli4e
Dunfrdae entsesenballt. btnter benen bic
Natur ibren lansen bhltern Wintertraum
trdumt -ba liest elm itilles Sbes 9aao. in
beiien meilenmeiten 0aipep unb 0crlen
nit ibren ciuiamen 9ebmhatten glctb uno
Ysitileni ibr unbeimliH Weien treiben.
gsine @ren5e bilost mad oben bic Diine
bss Weeres, mo- Der meiBe 6lusiano iei.
men Sde,tel beitdutt, wie bic Nide bas
Saupt zines 8iBenben, mad Often unb
Sinen ber ruifide @ren5pfahl, ber bas
2anb einidliebt tpie einen Cad. 90
trauert baS arme 9anb in Sad unb NlAe
unc bibt fur bic llnterlallunssiinben Der
@ultur. Bibrenb 8unlt unp @eperbe,
6antel uno Wanbel allerorten einen I'M
merwdbreneen @arnepal ieiern - III bier
e,piser Nidermittwc&. trdSe YuBtassru-
be. 8ein idriller YffI elmer locomotive
idred. ben Haben aus ber einSeidneiter
6urde aui, fsin boAbspadter @htermaseu
fpsdt NIT ieirem 8narren baS @ebea eis
mes Sunbss uuf benz einiamen @ebSft bee
@isenfitbners. Sdlafs uno braantwein'
trunfen idleidt fd Der Bauer an isir
einfSrmises 2asemert auf benz einf6rmi
gen Bcben, uinlault pom eif8en Ncrboit,
Der unaufsebalten aber bic unubiebtarsr
Gbenen binftreidt. Sier bat bic milb'
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Mam rcrianm,e niht,

ben neuen Store Der Some Gtar Sea
Company, 402 gde bon 9ouffon uno
2Oiopoitrabe au beiu6en. Mcn triift
oaielbit cine boaitdnbige Musipabl bon
fsinem Sbee, Gaffee, GemiiraeI Gami=
lien=@roceries unb prOoifonen, tpie iie
in San @ntonio nie be1er gu finben
mar. Die preiie linb berartig. baB iie
Sebermann aufrieben hellen. 9ie Qua=
litdt fdmmtli9er Waaren fann ni6t
iibertroffen iuerben. 6einer Sbee unb
2affee iinb eine Spesialitdt. &aHee
miro tdgli6 frii6 eebrannt uno 9emab=
len ON plaBe ietbft. Sebermann fam
uniere 2raft= Gafleemiible Dor benz Store
in Sbdtisfeit ieben. Mm Greitag ben
%. 1T unier Store er6ffnet iuorben.
SelepbDn Derbinoung SO. 288. Wfan
erinnere li1 an 402, gde bon Souaon=
uno 2oiopoiiraBe, ge9eniiber NOe. 6.
M6tungspoa
23,3- s. p. Saas.
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sSntereiiante 92elltgfsiten!

Die 2eler unieres 8lattes, ,pel6e bas
befannte 9aus g. Maper & Son be.
iu9t babelt, ,perben getpiB iiberrai6t
iein bon ben binsugefiigten 9lnbrnten.
9eute erldeinen bic 9erren nit elmer
ofenen Yreisliite por Dem publifum.
Die preiie linb in getp0bnli6en 3ablen
auf iebem Mrtifel bermerft uno ein
Yreis lit Die 2oiung.
Seine Qatpns 5 Gents.
Seine 80 3oa b-eite 2anns 10 Gents.
Seine 36 3oll breite 2amns 124
Gents.
Seine @insbams 8. 10, 129 bis IS
genis.
prints 5 Gents, feline Seeriuder 124
Gents.
Snbigos 10 Big 124 Gents.
Sn &leiberltoifem cine elegante 9luss
mabl gu biligen PreiIen.
@roB Grain 6aille Geioe IS @ents.
Ottoman Satins IS @ents.
Sn Gponer idiuar5er Seioe offeriren
mir Bargains.
Seine gebliimte Organ6ies 20 Gents,
tpertb 35 Gents.
eSnbia Qamns Is, 25, 271 Gents Inb
auflpdrts.
Sc geses 121 Gents.
@enreiite iapanelii6e Seibe 25
Geuts. Seibe IS, go, 65, IS, 80 un6
81. 9ie feinifen QualitdteH in eleis
dem NerbdltniB.
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bober. gDir baben bierin cine iebr
groBe Musmabl in ben perlbiebenfen
Muitern.
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$3.50 per paar aufwdrts. Daromeiie
au alien preiien.
un1ere Gounterpins 81 81. $3.50, 81
biz SIS fno Der 8eIi6tisnng su ems
pfeblen.
gDir baben mebrere 100 paar &inber
unb Oamenitriimpfe. ipeldbe mir forts
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Stein leinene 5ai9entii6er, feline uno
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unb aufwdrts.
gmpfimgen cine anbere 2ot bon
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ien Geranla1lung gab. gines oerielben,
bas berbiirgte Sbatiade 1T, ipollen mir
bier sur Grbeiteruno unierer 2eier sum
8eittn geben: @ines Morgens beauf=
tragic Die beutide Dame aus 9anno=
per ibr beuti6es 9ienitmdb9en aus
bet nur6euti6en" @tabt Wien fol-
genoe Dinge einaubolen: Meerrettig,
pHaumenmlls, Yapieroiiten, 8lumen=
fobl, lpeiBe Gobnen unb Binbfaben.
Deit gr0btem @ritaunen bate oas
9ienfmdb1en bic Nuftrdee Ieiner Ser.
rim perrommen, Inn idliebli6 nit ben
Wortem beraus5uplaben: uNba snd'
Trau, BON ben 5a6en bob / mel 2eb=
tOg mir 6 BORT, Do gibt's gor not in
gBian." 0ie Grau, Die nit ibrer Wie=
net beuti9en 2ansmdnnin l1 our9aus
ni6t beritdubigen fonnte, murbe i6lieB=
lid ungeouloig unb begab li9 per1on.
lid auf bic Su9e nah BEN 9ingen,
bic bes ange6li6 in Der nWelti ita6t" "Mien
ugar nidt geben iollte." llnb ba erfubr
benn Die Dame nidt pbne lGngere
S6pierigfeiten unb ipra6li6s Nusein=
anoerIebungen, baB Wteerrettig, pfau=
mennus, Dilten, 8lumenfobl, 8obnen
uno 8inofaben in Wieit tpirflif unbe=
fannte Oinge ieien, neil iie bort allge=
mein &ren, potpiol, 5farnibel, Gariiol
6ilolen llno Spasat beiBeu! uNein",
rief bic bann0oeriide Dame, nit 8e6t
emp6rt, uunb bieie 2eute, Bic 10 quat=
i6en, lpoaen Oeutlde fein!" 9Bir be-
merfen nod ba5u, bab Gren. poipiot
unb SfarniBel, lpie jeber Slabe ipeiB,
berbalbornte ilapii6e 8esei6nungen
fino, tpdbrena Tiiolen, Carlo unb
Spagat aus benz Stalienii6em itam=
men. nno elm folbes &aubermelib
m06ten bic Wiener uns Slapen als
vbeuti6e Gulturipra6e" aufaminsen
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@dbrung i'm Suncrn Der grbe nidt ibre
sisantiiden Slaien aufsemcrfen, fein
@ebirge erhett li9, nur bin uno wieoer
elm Sisel. Sn tooter 9tube ilt Der gilt.
benbe Werceprc5eb etitarrt uub Die erfal=
tenbe @rbrinoe blteb Elm feuAteS Di(upiz
aIsebtet, burdlfrSnt BON un5dbliseu @e.
pdlIern. @obl 1T es freunolid ansuIe,
ben, wenn bic Saaten 9eoeibeu uno Der
Bid, 10 melt er reidt, nur iiber wallenoe
Sornfelber uno ippise wieien, buntle
Walpunsen uap fiidreide Seen binslei=
tet, mobl sebsibt alles leidt unb idnell
auf benz fets eetrduften @runo, uno nidt
umlcnit beibt er Ger siiloenc gOoen -ater
etenio idneu 1T AUDI Aaes SerltSrt, fpenn
bic ncrbiide Come gu lanse nidt psrs
mpdte bur9 bic gBolfen 5u prtusen uno
ben unsebeuern lleteriduB an Niie auf.
Sulangeu. Damn 9leiht caS san5e Sano
elmer flieBenben iAleht perbunbenen
Munbe, in Der fh nur giter uno 5du'ni6
er5eust. Danu me1e benz Wenideu, ber
aui bic grtrdsniHe bieies iiberiAwemmten
gooens ansenieieu iit!-Bie Der Edua=
ling an Der Dtuttertrnit, BON nidts nil
ienb ais BON benz Vulen, Der ibn nabrt,
uno feline GbitiSteit ausibeno, ais bic,
auf ,pelde ibn ber Grndbrun9strteb bin
fabrt, 70 bdnst bier cas YOlf uuf Der ME.
orialfen gtufe Der gntridelun5 an benz
Buien Der Diutter 9fatur, an Der @roe.
@s fennt nihts als bic Groe, fe 1T Isins
einSise 5ulisquelle, uno psrIa3te lie !lnl,
baum mub es 9unsern. llnb mie oft ge=
iaisbt oas!
(EDrtlehNrla ctoi
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(gortfssNna iclei J

*Gs.ilt m0gli6, bob oieie gtOliS einer
Dame in Die Sdnoe fdllt, Die frdnfli6
1T, uno 10 uiel Ibon iii ibreiR 2eben
ausgebalten bat, baB lie gu benz pallus
gcfDmmen iit, no iie iagt: nWem ni9t
slt belfen lit, Der mub e6en leiben.
9as lit freili6 mabr, 10 peit es gebt,
aber es 1T bod au6 mCgli6, baB Sic
ein 8erieben gemadt baben, penn Sic
geoa6t, baB nur bur6 Ner5te &uren gee
madt iperben f6nnen, llno ebe Sic li6
gan5 oer5peifelt Sbrem S6idIal iiber.
laiien, iollten Sic lieber 6rall Spoia s.
Binfbam's &rduter=0iiIdung probiren,
bic iebt allgemeines Wunber erregt, unb
Sic iperben bahn ii6 ielbit BON Der
Seilfrait bieier prdparction iiberSeugen
f0nnen.
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6 O z O d O N T
~ 1uEA4A@
Fine beriibmte Jrau pbme 9itsl!
(sIus benz ugofton gIebe.r)

ferreM Mebatttnre!
Sas Obige i Elm sutes Bib pon sSrou 2pSia 6.
snt9cn. aus aynn, Msaii., bic br als irgenb eine
aitbere 5rau in gsabrbeit ben 9amen bet .Srauen<
irenn5in" ben piele ibrer GorrefponSentinnen ibr
10 gerne bciIegen, rsrSient. Sic ipiSmet iid} nit
benz er5bten eifer ibrer arbeit ,peIe Iestere Sas
4efnItat zines IebensIdnsIi9en Stubiums lit, MnS
III gesipansen feds aTentnnen fi5 ;u baItcn
bic ibr beifen bic aussebreitete gorrefponben,,
peI6e pom alien Seiten ibr ;mFieBt anS pon benen
cine iesIi4e ibee fpesieae aeibenslaft ober lire
5reube bapou befrsit ;u 5ein, tunbgebt, su becnt.
ioorten. Sbre qiansen prdparation 1T elm SeiI=
rlittel fir CUTE unb rit fir b5je 3wede. SD babe
Yeribnlib bies ausgefunben unb Bin pon ber aDabr>
belt befieu mas i'd fdge, aberseugt.
95egen biejer moi bltewteisnen Gigenfhaften iuirb
ile pom ben bsften Ier;te.i bes aanbes empfobIeu
@lrtung 1T tpunoerbar nio eripart pieles 2eiben.
Sic furirt poaitInbig bic ff linine Grt WutterIeibs
Mefanen, Ssneorree, unreg elnsabtge nnb f4mers'
belt, Gntillnbung nnb @eidfnire, nnnatirliden
4IutdblnB, icbe Mrt @ereguilg unb bic baramf fols
SssSsn siasnMartbs SsrSs ns II bsiOnSsrs
Ste burdbriagt jeben Tbeil bes menfdIid,en
G0rperipitens rnb f6Bt reues 2eben un6 nene
9raft etn. S9pd9e, 1labiu9t, Srars mad 9feiss
nIttteln tnb a9agenl4wG9e pirb ieberseit babnr9
abgebolfen.. Ste teilt Mufj9ipeuangen Gprf6mers
ten neruoie Seiben, augemeine Q6rperiGipdd)e,
S9laFofsfeit. abmattung unb 1tnpersaulid5feit
Senes Gefiibl .ganaIider Gri95pfuns, peldes
S9ntersen unb MidenIeibsii sur 6olge bat lit itcts
polIiidnoig poriiber nat3 gebran5 bieies 5eiImit<
tells. seberseit nno inter allen ilmtdnSen 1T bic
@rinng in poifdnoiss mliebereiniontnien NIT benz,
1en weibIiben a5rperinitcm unterIieeenhen gejes.
Deryreis lit nMr 81. o. 6Ioibe, IS. fir SIafGen,
sns rpirS ron allen Mpotleiern periauft. Sreenb
1sel9er @atb fir fpesieue Sale, unb bic samen on
9ielen bic bMrd anwenbuns Der pfansen Mii8ung
anieber uouitdnbig herseeIt worben, fann man ron
Dars. g. in ibrer ripat zMbree, 2pnf,, Wa, erbaIs
ten. Nan fige Yofmarfe smr Beantmorfune BET
Gegen Qieren @ef9werber BET beiben ge59Ied,<
tern ii biefe Nii6ung nnabertreifbar wie 3abl=
rei9e SengntiIe beiueifen.
wa9rs. pinfbam's 2eber 4inen,a fagt elm Core
fppnbent rnb bic beften IN ber a8elt als SeiImtteI
aeaen Weritopfung, @alenbef1nerben iint 2eber
Gritarrung. Sbr @lut @einiger brinet @ans
berfn @erfe nnb I'd aweife nidf pirb balb cbenfo
berabnlt unb popaIdr fein wie bic 9fanscn 4rdpaz
ration.s
Gin Seber mnb biefe Sraa aIs einen Onaben
Gngei anieben, Seren einsiger @unfS lift anbercn
gut 10 t5un.
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-04-23
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: giner Der i'm Wiener 6o6ber=
ratbsprcccB 6reigeipro6enem, Der Mie=
berfabrifant 6ran5 Sans, ersdblte Sol
genoes I'm li6 bic 3eit gu pertreiben,
Derferti9ten erunb elmer feiner Wlitange=
flagien eim S6adlpeI aus 8rob.
v@ir ipielten nun 5mei Wo6en lang
lultig v@unningbam= =Gambit" unb flu
oirten eben eifrig eine 8ariante oes
yMtusio=@ambit". Sa iteben mir nun
zines Wiorgens auf unb ipollen an bic
Nrbeit geben. Sie Nbiidt lit i6on =
aber uo 1T unier S6a6? gs lit ni6t
i'm Sid, niAt auf Dem Senlteriims,
ni9t unter bem Gopfpoliier. I'm @otz
tes Milen, 100 1T bas S6a6? Sa fin=
ben mir ben nad langem SUDDEN ben
&opF zines Springers; no iit oas lleb-
rige? glun getebt uns enolid, gang be-
ibdmt elmer unlerer 3eQcngenoHen, elm
Dieb, nit benz frOmmiten meIan6oli=
iben Geii6t; rSerr, i'd ipar iebr bungs
rig" : Wir suriid Was ioa bas beiBen?
lln6 er oarauf nSa, i'd -. i6 .-..
i'd babe oas S6abipiel aufgegeReu."