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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-01-15
"R0LDS ITS GRIP"
The Ntrsciiou. st suits which Vol
lowed the sraking OF II Ea,tIc OF
brown. >ar,npar,Ila by IL Dexter
Lady.

The following entirely unsolicited notice
appeared IN the columns OF the last issue
Of the Eastern state, Of D,1t r. Il proves
as the writer says that the wonderful
properties of this remarkable pr. partition
we're not exaggerated by the proYrieiors
when they first rl,c,l It on the market, o
year ago. Tho article says,
BroA ans Slr-Aparilla st Il holds its
grip. ID this section. We know u one
lady, somewhat advanced ID years, aud
who last summer WIS very much reduced
ALI run down" As it were. every item
Of homework was a task, ana her coudi
tlon Was growing worse instead Of better
Her att nilon VAS attracted by the aiver-
t., meut Of Browns Srss2anlA. N oar
cuiuulns, mud contrary = her usual prac-
tee. sha procured bottle. uni toak It ac-
corilug to dir, ctious. She was a., uuished
at the marvellous results which fol!osel,
and continuing the medicine for a time.
She i nox as we'll as ever she was Tie
above are facts but We promised our
friend that Be would not put her name in
print. We VIII say, however, that she is
Que Of tie oldest res dents in town, where
she Is kuoxn aud respected by ALL We
regard her statement rs the lpude,t testi-
fnonlA OF the efficacy OF Browns SarsA-
parlliA that has ". come 10 our notice
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-01-15
An OFFENSIVE DISPLAY.
The Mandolin tttrranccs ota Pur.
chased Preacher AT The Funeral OF
IL Wealthy VANS son

! It is sad indeed that lG-vear,-old boy
OF moderate Intellect cannot dis ana BE-
buried IN peace. L land STANFORD. the
railroad millionaire, VINEYARD oer,-r aud
lore dealer of California, is yerv much
afflicted ia the da4ta OF Ais sob. ana b
bun4l-pnce which i Ettle short u A.. man
soleum WI bs- looked upop A. a natural
enough memorial for d father TO build IN
h ; affection But tue matter did not
stop tupre. IN. funeral VIII ali tut a
hippolrome o. sensation. The elegant
tirace church In : Il FrauCi.co Nh-rs the
ceremonies t5ok pl4.. Vas croSd.a and
surrounded bit d taruas that cam, 10 BE-
diverted The horticultural dsplny In
the church fusly dAzzl,l the xa.l+,, mot
less than $50 oUD hayluy been lay.,hr1
upon the ara! l-c5rtaous Eiehly .r-
grAvvd programs Dt tie r.ut,I.,tn events
were given to bows WHO Stood n the
streets two hours before the Performance
began and ifstriyut-I them tn .,nn.th
Iz.rtr r,.ss,rsl.
rt1
LII" sermon coat slu,UJu and vas de
Hytred by DR.. SesAAu OF tn. noted one
,nitb. aIu..t s,v r,o.,r,.,,, A. 49,,
y 80 go
"'cA"V SHuLSL At ~" iOFA. Every "OTu
OF that extraordinary sermon ua3 worth
its wrif,t: ia g.ld Ina ,,,a+,ar-.r-f.c,
NNt " ~
lOotu "EcNr oeAtu tue preacher DeMOah-
ell III SO 900 ~ mods was hkeued to an
AnoIIo n lyit,eya IN 6,rr. ev,..,,+
~. -
tna' ms es IS .cstth oied the eyes OF an ar
gel. HIS brow was the home of "A rAGl
ant SOUL In fact DR.. Newman was re-
minded OF the beautiful Joseph"
The pii-matic doctor may be parioned
perhaps, standing as he did before the
dead millionaire son of millionaire
father, IN calling up the figure OF the
beat ltitul Joseph, and it would bave been
un1tlud IN any one present to have gone
fafther IN the parallel aud to have thought
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-01-15

sui Recommendation and suggestions as
SCR to me to be essential at THE time to
ttD sgislation and governmen. of the
So Whatever subjects l may have
ooSed. l trust that your own observa-
tipiand care will supplement. Let us to
4 fn the affairs Of our beloved State are
eerusted be moved by tho influences
1fch recognize the supremacy of law
. order and the rights of man,
keEing constantly in view the lessons OF
u past which inculcate the historic truth
" the perpetuity of free government
'ased upon universal intelligence and
gbt righteousness which exalteth a ma
gin. The primitive New England home,
Nth Its simplicity, frugality and Christ
ia virtues, must be cherished as the nur-
Esfy O. that noble manhood
I'd womanhood which are the
fsentials of strong and happy State.
lay our action and example, as proud
al. loyal sons Of Maine, by the blessings
! God, rebound to His glory and the con-
iaued prosperity Of the Commonwealth.
FREDERICK Robe.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-01-15
The Stomach.

Here is wonderful little room
shaped something like bagpipe, ca
pable of expansion and contraction,
and with capacity of about five
pints.
DR.. Brown says: "Now allowing
that person thirty years of age, in
fair health, has eaten on an average
one pound of food day, | find that
he or she has taken into this wonder
| full room, over five tons Of solid food,
and as we all consume more than this
when in health, it i fair to estimate
that person of fifty years of age has
consumed fourteen tons Of food. This
would be an allowance Of one and one
half pounds each twentv-tour hours.
Having considered this moment
let us follow DR.. Brown, who says:
Now most OF ms are guided BY our
acquired appetitcs, rather than by the
dictates of nature alone, and there
fore from time to time have taken
such varieties Of food at one sitting
as wonld form combinations disgust
ipg to look upon. In all these years,
the brave digestive organs have not
taltered, but, taking hold with a will,
have done their utmost to select the
pure material needed to build up the
various portions Of the Human body.
The rest has gone to decay, and
the gases arising from il have given
You that sick headache, that dizzy
feeling aud that sickness Of the s;oIu-
ach aud general feeling of debility"
Nov" says DR.. Brown, "this
wonderful room wants reuoyatiug.
The rooms in which We eat aud sleep
have our daily care. Should we not
then give some especial attention 10
this most marvellous room within
u.s."
After thoughtful stndy, read4.
meanwhi' tho best works on tile sub
jer;, and bringing his own extensive
experience add common sense ID bear,
the Doctor produces what he j.
pleased 10 term "Browa's >arsapari-
Ia, not as cure all, and possibly
Not the hes; that can be produced, but
uudnubted the best that has been pro-
duocd SO far as j, known by any ci-
,illzed race tor tie cleansing, reno
waiting ana building up the Human
system.
DO YOU ask in what manner it does
this 4 Take a dessert spoonful OF
Browns >arsaparilla. 1t passes into
the stomach and begins at once to act
upon the wall, tearing away the foul
matter which i the accumulation of
years, thu, giving them an opporrun-
ity to return 70 their natural state
!. you continue the use Of II YOU
will find it entering the blood cans
ing that important fluid, whicA, going F.
a. i does 70 all parts Of the system,in
turn purities that
One word to ycu reader. II YOU
have poor Blood, trouble with the
kldue,s or Liver, if your food is not
readily dige,ted. III short if YOU have
overworked aud neglected your sys-
TEN, and are uow paying the penalty,
use browns Narsaparilla."
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-01-15

Mr.. Dexter Qoimby,of Newburgh,
had serious case of Scrotu!a. His
neck was covered with running sores
aud he was told by physicians that he
was iucurable. Prominent medical
men in Bangor told him 50. 3 bot
ties Browns Sarsaparilla healed the
neck and he is now in good health.
Mr.. Quimby has numerous relations
in Bangor who will vouch for the
above.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-01-15

The wood-bendiug establishment of the
West Falmouth NJ .nufacturlng Co., burned
Nov. I'd, has been rebuilt, and is
again In operation. This is the only shop
of this kind in the State,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-01-15
@. WALrER BROWN.

Deputy Sheriff, Prlol-cot County,
Bangor, Ne.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-01-15
nrrAnrMrNr 81 GxsrRANcE.

Insnrucs OF life and property is nov
50 general that the State should protect
the people against imposition. At the
present. uuIa tue companies permitted 10
DO business in TIE State are believed to
be sound. Life Hss1rarce by mutual Ten
eft associations may be encouraged, If
organized within the State. but those or
ganiz-d or conducted in other States, I'M
less connected with some recognized
charitable order, should h prohibited
under heavy penalties from operating in
this State.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-01-15

have kored to 10y be fore you
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1885-08-13

The Neos-M Miner advocates J. X.
Watson for the U. s. Marshalship of
Idaho, in preference 70 Delegate Hailey's
candidate Ezra Baird Of North Idaho),
charging HALEY with iavoring Baird
because he i North Idaho man. The
Nscs- Miner says: ave would rather
see Mr.. Watson get the position than the
man from North Idaho, whom il Is said
Hon. John HALEY, our Delegate in Con-
grea, favon, for this reason only: North
Idaho i trying 70 cut heself loose from
Idaho, and We would rather zee a man
have tho oi6ce whose Interests are init.
mately connected with our own territory"
We suppose the Miner deems that
Haley i in favor Of Bird 70 u to ap-
pease tho North and prevent her wanting
70 80 to Washington territory. The
Miner ought 70 know By this time that
North Idaho dos not make the granting
of . federal oa6cs to one Of her people
tho terms on which abe viii consent to
remain in Idaho, and Mr.. Haley knows
that making Baird ManhAl win not s.iae
ths dssirs for annexation 70 Washington
among The psople Of North Idaho. They
easact b bought with ! federal olice Of
any number Of them.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1885-08-13
sAD RnrLscr1ors

The Democrat has the following on
the graves Of those who were buried
years ago above the Garrison at Boise
City:
"'Speaking Of nameles graves said
an old-tiner the other day, there are
many such in what was formerly known
~ the Peoples Graveyard, At the foot Of
tie hill. just above Fort Boise. Some Of
these graves are level with the surface.
and some are sunken below and some
are childreu's last resting places, scarce
three feet long. Some again contain the
dust Of noble sons who left the parental
roof long years ago and for whose return
ing footsteps fond and aged mothers .till
listen but will never hear. But none Of
them are marked. The rude wooden
head-board on which were inscribed the
name. the day, and year, placed there BY
the gentle hands Of strangers, have gone
70 decay and ali trace obliterated. There
they lie unmarked and unknown save of
God awaiting the Judgment Day. A
nameless grave calls forth sad reflections /;
but saddess Of all-inexpressibly sad-is
the tiny, nameless grave Of q little child,
with its associations Of = mothers sobs
and heart aches"
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1885-08-13
noYAuEs CHARITY FOR THE
FALLEN,

The idaho Democrat quotes from the
Statesman and then makes its comments
~ follows:
"Says the Natcsmdn OF Tuesday last
We have cschewed bitter personalities
and learned to look upon the fierce at.
lacks Of malignant enemies with serene
calmness, etc.
@No one ever accused you Of being
bitter, Smelly. Only rotten, but no,
very hurtful. But you can't come in
you can't secure any federal patronage
you cant work the new city council We
cannot adopt YOU, not even on probation,
on such . begging whine as the above.
You are good, now, Smelly, simply be.
cause you cannot help it. You are dead
Smelly. Thsfe i nothing else to kick
you out o."
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1885-08-13
Syrup Of Figs.

Manufactured only BY the California Pig
Syrup Co. San Francisco Cal. 10 Natures ous
true laxative. This pleasant liquid fruit reas-
dy nay Be had Of s. @. Isnpan Co. Lewis.
ton. Sample bottles fires Md large bottles u
6fty cents er one dollar. II is the most pless-
ast. prompt and effective remedy known. TO
clsanss the systom. to act on the Liver. Kid.
neys asd Bowels gently vet thoroughly; to dis-
pei Headache, colds ssd fevess; 70 esrs Css-
seipatios. Indigestion sad kindred ills. .
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1885-08-13
SCROFULA

can only be cured by thorough puri6ea.
ton Of the blood. II this b neglected.
generation after generation. AmOnx h
earlier sympsomatic Developments are
Eczema, Cutaneous Eruptlona, IT,
nl0rs, Boils, Carbuncles, EFysipelas,
Purulent Ulcers, Nervous and Ply.
slcal Collapse, etc. II allowed 10 con-
tinue, Rheumatis0, Serofalons Ca
tAFFh, Kidney and Liver Disease,
Tubercular Consumption, snd vaxi-
Gus other dangerous or istal maladies, ~
produced by It.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1885-08-13
1HyNo9 70 m coNa1DaRHp m
BOYS AND YOUNG MEN.

General Porter, who was with General
Grant seventeen years, says he never
heard him use profane word and never
sav him angry but once, and that was
when ruihan was beating horse over
the head With club. Grant called the
man brute and cbastised him, bat he
did not swear. Other near friends say
he never would listen to smutty story,
and still others declare that al through
tho war they never saw him take drop
Of alcoholic liquor. He did not care
what . mans opinion was if he was but
honest /; hardly ever did he correct SIAN
der when aimed II Union.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1885-08-13
MISCELLANEOUS.
KINGS EVIL

was the name formerly given to eereduA
because Of . superytitisa that Il could b
cured BY kings touch. The world =
wiser now, and knows that
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1885-08-13

Hon. 7. H. Brenh delivered the fun
efal Grafton On the occasion Of the burial
ef Gnat, on the 9th, At Walla Walla.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1885-08-13
unws AND ..orDs.

phia and immediate vicinity exceeds
$500, 900.
John 9. Thompson of Ohio has been
special agent Of the general
land oikce to investigate FRAUDULENT land
entries
The vote in the Ccur d Alene mining |
camp . the subject Of allowing Chinese
b Tie camp, taken on the l1th OF July, |
atoed 70 for admission into camp and
338 ogaisst admission.
he esttle mems petition to be allowed
70 rsnain in Indian Territory till spring
In been refused BY the President. He
gvs then but 40 days 70 get their prop
aty ost Of The Territory.
II Pstasosia they 6ns man two goats
foe killing hs wife. The law u very
strist . the subject, too; and if the fns
mt Pc nptly paid be j compelled 10
nany again. That makes him hustle
srosnd for the goats. -Er.
By Isdian Inspector Armstrong, the
eensus Of The Cheyennes vas found 70 b
1851 and 1907 respectively. They had
ben dIavisg nations for ten years for
1863 and 2l98 members respectively.
The saving in beef and -four alone BY
IL nev osssaa Is $50, 900 . year.
A tslsgTam from WallA Walla to the
Ovego.iaa says: Harvesting is turn
iag out beyond the mest sanguioe expec-
tatioas. Farmers obtain thirty-6ve bush
q 70 The acre Who snly expected twenty
aye An that = now required Is good
psiss Or direct transportation 70 Duluth
= = points On the Northern Pacific"
Il seems that The Statssmaa has mot
~ told Boyakin when the corner-stoDe
= the eapitd building ! 70 b laid, and
~ Democrat ays on the ID, going =
fbneus: sTeIl =, o sin-hden Smelly,
HAea ~ cosasr-stoas Of the capitol \ to
tebs Lii You ansounced 10 ths col.
unns 4 year black-mailer that you
woald."
Ansag the Yamhill Notes in the
0regoniax " End tho following: "The
yisd q wheat = not asar = largo - last
yer. The largest near here that I have
hsard 4 = small Geld belonging to
NAl<y Housk, which thrsshed out 3Oi
bsIAsls 70 the aese. The warehouses
- taking il wheat already" We find
~ ths yied i otha portions q West
=. 0ssesa vim fan much below that Of
ssns idssIss ysan, while eass of the
Csseads i win b. much larger.
III OSAKA and Grant Smelling CON-
pa.y, doing business II Denver, paid
da1ing The pat twelve months 70 the
Uaiea Pacific railroad for the Transports
Nm Il %, builiun, fasl, 10, the enor-
nsm Mn q q, l7b, 900. This ) proba-
y y lhe hsssat amonnt paid i ono year
- flsisht y any sss sssablshmsnt in
] ~ Vet The Omaha and Chant smeltes
1921 j. ..S....- n 0nAA nnn !
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1885-08-13
AEer,s SasapanMd

!. the only po,ceyfal and alseaYs yesiabls
No0d-pHrtfying medicine. 1t Il 20 effect.
ual an Alternative that it er1dicates iron
the system Hereditary Scrofula, and
the kindred poisons Of contagious diseases
and mercury. At the same time Il en-.
riches and vitalixes the blood. restoring
healthful action to the vital organs and
rejuvenating the entire system. 1hhgreas
Regenerative Medicine
II composed Of the genuine Hoadvyus
Sarsaparili0, with Telsos Dock. sra.
ii1Qia, the Iofides Of POtassix1 and
Iron, and other ingredients Of great 20.
tency, carefully and scientifically e0M.
pounded. Its formula b generally known
to the medical profession, and the beat
physicians constantly prescribe AYEAS
SARsAPARlLLA as an
Absolute Cure
For all diseases caused by the vitiatioa Of
the blood. Il Il concentrated to the high
est practicable degree, far beyood any
other preparation for which Nike effects
are claimed, and Is therefore The eheapese,
a. well as the best blood purifying medL
cine, In the world.
Ayers Sarsaparilla,
YREPARED By
D.. j. c. Aysr Acc, lowell Asss.
rAnalytical Chsaises.l
Sold BY all Druggists: Price d;
Six bottles for Is
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-08-10

baben, tperoen uns bod unb gana Be-
ffatigt. Sour eetpinnt man6es 6urd)
Die tpeitern Ginaelbeiten an 8efimmtz
belt. go tpirb uns beute iibereinltim-
menb oerii6ert, oaB Der poliseis&om=
miIidr Wfeper, na1bem er mDglidl
i9nea usum erfen, gum 3tpeiten, sum
britten Mfal" gerufen, unmittelbar bas
rauf fommanoirt babe (: vDrauf /"
ober nIuf !" Sofort itiir3ten bic
@9ubleute, man fagt so Big 60, tpel6e
um bic '2eiotragenben einen sef6loi1es
men &reis bilbeten, i'm @turmfbritt
auf bic Menge, Mdnner ieben Mlters,
5rauen unb Ginber, unb bieben NIT
ibren @dbelm elm. Dabei riefen @dubz
leute !: nNie6er nit Der 8anoe i"
pMeber nit BET S9mefelban6e /" Man
fann ft6 lei9t benfen, tpel1' elm i9au=
RIGGS Sur6einanber nit @ef9rei, @es
freif6 unb 9ilferufen eniftanb. 0iele
itir5ten iiber bic @rdber aber aud bic
Siegenoen tpurben nod 9ei6lagen.
.eSeber fu9te aus oem &nduel au flii6<
ten unb ben Sdbeln ber @9ubleute aa
entrinnen. Mlles rannte benz 9lusaan=
ge gu. Mber aud am portale itanben
@9uBmdnaer unb bieben auf Die perz
folgten Gliebenben elm. Serr Trieb.
S9upplD, Der ielber atpei @9ldge iiber
bic re6te S6ulter erbielt, iab am por=
tai einen Mann unter ben 6ieben ber
S@uBleute 5uiammenftiir3en er bIute=
te tart an Der linfen &opfieite. Gin
Sinh tpurbe aufgeboben unb fortges
tragen. Gin 5tpeiter Mann, Ser in
Tolge ber tpu9tigen 6iebe au@ammen=
bra9, f6leppte fi9 Big in bic 9lnlage,
tuo er in &rdmpfe perfiel. Sin iiinges
reg Wtdb9en, eine 8ermanbte 6ilers,
fiel in Der Jdbe bes @rabes nie6er un6
erbielt einen 9ieb bon einem ibr na9=
eilenben @9ubmann. Gin iunger
Wiann tpuroe berfolst, ftiir3te in Elm
ofenes @rab unb erbielt bier feline
9iebe. Gin alter Gamilienbater purbe
i'm Grieobofe NIT Sieben vreim iiberz
i9iittet )" feline Sp9ter, bic neben linn
ftano, tpur6e nit Obrfeigen traftirt,
unb fein S6wiegeriobn nit benz SD
bel gei9lagen. @iner bon Denienigen,
tpel6e gliidli6 our@ bas portal ins
Treie gelangt tparen, b6rte, tpie Elm
&ottmeiffer ben berittenen @9ubleuten,
tpel9e lib ettuas entfernt in gebedter
Stellung bielten, fommanbirte u6ers
bor !" tporauf bic &otte in poIlem
@alopp berboriprenste unb nun glei6s
falls nit blanfen @affen in Die fliebens
be Menge bieb. giner ber Berittenen
fpornte iein Yferb an, bamit es unter
bic Gliebenoen fpringe aber es bdumte
fi6, ipdbren6 ber &eiter nit feinem
gdbel ge9en bic Meni9en bantirte.
Mu9 oarin itimmen ale Beti9te iibers
elm, baB BON feiner @eite au9 nur Der
geringite Wiberitanb berfu6t tporben,
bob fi6 bic Webrloien ben bon allen
@eiten berabiauienben 9iebem nur
our9 bic Glu9t gu ent3ieben iu9ten.
Sarum finb Die bielfa9en 0erlebungen
meiltens aud ni6t bebeutenb."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-08-10
Oie 20Iuna bes R1thfeIs. t1,er

= Sie 2olung bes gtdtbIels. tper
Der, gum oeuti9en Raiier in nabem
gerpanbtl9af 9aftsberbdltnifle feben6e
Yrin3 getpeleu, beffen &obbeit ben
Sieut. bon prittpib .aum Selbltmoroe
getrieben, tuobur6 Der &ai1er ieiber iid5
beranlaBt fab, bem 8ater oes @elbftz
moroers IL einem eisenbdnbisen 96reis
ben fetn geoauern aus5ubriiden = Die
96iung bieies &dtbiels, oas felt Woz
den 10 biele 3eitungen bei6dftigt bat,
mar allein I'M rMnseiger bes Weitensa
gu finben. = Wenn Der iunse Weenlb,
tpel9er fiir bic nWetli9e polf" in Stem
Worf aus ben 1teuefen europdiid5en
3eitungen Bogus gabel Oepeid,ena
aufammenfelt, ettpas @riibe i'm Gopfe
bdtte, 10 bdtte er bies einen Sag friiber
bon ytem Sort aus mel6en f6nneu,
unb bic yWeitli6e pof" batte bann in
lbren g@pecialz@abelbepef6en" tpirflid)
et1mal GttDas gebabt, tpomit {ie prahs
len f6nnte. ftatt baB fie nur 8eri6te
iiber bic S9ulben bes &6nigs bon
gaiern bra6te, tpie iie Ieit Wo@en in
allen beutf6en 3eitunsen umIaufen.
uebrigens muB es Elm f9merer G6laq
fiir ben alten &aiier petpeien fem, oies
an benz grbprin5en bon Mleiningen au
erleben, gu beiien 9eiratb nit ieiner
dlteien @nfelin, ieinem 2iebling, er
nur tpieerifrebenb auf auf beren 0rin=
gellbes Bitten feline gintpilligung geges
ben bate. BON einem COMMANDO i'm
9roBen 8eneralifab gu einem &egi=
tt1ente, unb fir einen prinaen nod
obenbrein gu eitem Snfanterie=&egiz
mente, aurlidberfebt su perben, gilt in
Seutf9lanb fir etpas febr 8ei9d=
men6es.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-08-10

-Sn 2iborno tpurbe fiirsli9 Elm
fatbolif6er @eiitli@er, Namens Brl33a,
unter Der Mni6ulbisung berbaftet,
iunge Mdb9en mittelit elmer angeblis
den Waiienanitalt benz Nuin emtgegen=
gefiibrt 81 baben. Ct nannte bic Qlns
italt rMipl bes San Gilippo bon 9eri,"
unb augenf9einli9 reuige Siinberinnen
tpur6en als p8arrlber3ige @6wefern"
angeitelt. Mls bic poliaei in bic Nnz
italt einbrang, fanb iie 20 iunge Mdbz
den in @efangeni6aft bor. Gins boz
bon fab ieiner gtieberfunft entgegen.
Sieie iosenannten v8armber3igen
@9peitern" iu9ten unb fanben tteue
Spfer, mdbreno iie in Der Gtabt ums
bergingen, INN Mlmoien 3u fammeln.
Sie &inoer bieier pWaiienanitalt" tpa=
rem meift rei6e Suben. 9ie vOberin"
ber @nitalt flob, tparb aber ersriifen
uno man ertpartet mod anbere 0er>
baftungen. Ser 8iidof bon 2iporno
mar, als er BON ben gegen Batter 8tuss
90 erbobenen unb betpieienen Mnf6uls
i6uloigungen b6rte, tpie bonn Sonner
geriibrt unb brad in Sbrdnen aus.
grussa beitreitet be 9lntlasen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-08-10

folgte. Ob! tpie i6 litt unb rangl
Wber als enblt6 bas blaiIe Sriibrotb in
meine Geniter f@ien ba bate i6 mid
ielbf tDiebergefunoen. Sd muBte mei=
ne pHi9t erfiIen = als Gi9ter tpie
als Mann BON gbre; i6 muBte Mires=
cul berbaften, 9erminen gu meinem
@eibe MAIDEN. Sd atpeifelte ni6t
mebr an ibr unb meiner 2iebe, aber
felbft tpenn es anbers getpefen mdre,
mein @etpi1en stuang mid. 10 unb ni9t
anbers su banbeln, obne Hudi6t auf
bic 6offnung neines 2ebens.
Sd gina, faum baB es Sag getporz
ben, in meine 9lmtsfube, lieB ben
S9reiber aus bem S9lafe tpeden unb
biftirte ibm bas protofoll uber Bic
Nn5eige bes &ommifdrs unb eine 8orz
labung on bieien. Damn f6rieb i6
einige 3eilen oil 9ermine, i9 bat 1ie
fofort ienes Saus gu berlai1en unb gu
mir gu fomnten; nbertraue auf @Dtt
rno MIDI" f6loB i6. Dieien Brief
fanbte i6 nit meinem Wagen na9
Oroneiti; atuei Stunoen fpdter ba1te
i6 ielbif nit ben 2anbidgern babin auf=
aubre4en, bas 9aus gu our6fu9en unb
Mirescul gu berbaften. 9lber tpenige
Mnuten, na6oem mein &ut9er ben
9of berlaHen, bra6te mir Der iiibif9e
9lufmdrter aug Dem @aitbpf 'bes Stdbts
dens einen Brief Don Der @eliebten.
Sd bin feit Mitterna9t bier 'unb err
tuarte Sid. Oas Grdulein iebe febr
libel aus, fii9te Der 8Ote mitleibis bin=
5u, unb lei pobl front.
(Gortiebuns folst.)