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Savannah morning news., 1885-08-25
BICYCLIsTs FROM THE SOUTH.
Riding 900 Miles Since JuIy on Their
Way to the Worlds Tournament.
From TIE Ns,e Yorh SIN.


From the Nel0 York Sun.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 22.-Three young
men, in corduroy knee breeches and short
jackets Of the same material, lounged this
morning IN tired sort Of way in front Of
a hotel on Ninth street. They wore
woolen shirts and Congo hats, aud pinned
to the lapels of their jackets were heavy
gold badges OF a peculiar design. The
hotel register showed that they were the
Little Three bicycling party" composed
OF J. II. Polhill, OF Macon, Ga; VIM. Max
well, OF Charlotte. n. c., and Frank
steiner, OF Ashville, N. G.
I'VE have come nearly 1000 miles on
our machines" said Blcycler steffnt r.
We've had Il delightful time"
Although we have not hurried our
selves, we have made the trip In tOlerable
quick time,7 said Mr.. POlhill. ~ started
from Macon on July .. hr. Maxwell
Joined me at Charlotte two days later,
and a day or two after that We were
joined by Mr.. Steffner at Ashvilld. and
tell you we astOnished some Of the natives
along the route. A greater part OF the
way was through the country whore a
bicycle had never been seen, and the
people did not know what 10 make Of us."
"Wo had tbe honor" said Hicycler
Maxwell, "Oi riding the first bicycle that
ever crossed the Allegheny and B'uo
Ridge mountains. We rode on the coil ~
four States Ia one day. We started from
Winchester. Va. one morning. aud rode
% MarflnnburT w. Va. From there ua
wheeled 70 Woodstock. Nd, ana from
thora r. Ofoenoaafa. "a, We crossed fhe
two States. West firainia and MafTland.
Savannah morning news., 1885-08-25

II every mother in Albany would trouble
herself 10 keep a constant watch, unseen,
ON her baby for just one day, there would
be q mighty reckoning among the coiored
nurkeB. Yesterday we saw deintiy-
dressed baby, 10 or n months old, deli
cate aud evidently suffering from who0p-
ing cough, sitting on the bare, wet ground
playing In the sand. Sitting on a
bridge near by vas the nurse. engaged M
an animated conversation With An ac-
quaintance. The majority Of cOlored
nurses are not really cruel-On the con-
iary. they are generally very fond ~ ilelr
charges, 10 n Way-but like all their
race. they are thaughfiqss, and ~ ~
worse than th0ughtless ln a mother "a
allow one 0f them 70 have sole care Of her
ohlld,
Savannah morning news., 1885-08-25
Pulpit and Preacher.

Rev. Mr.. Holmes, of Savannah, has
been invited to occupy the pulpit of the
First Baptist church at Columbus on the
first Sunday in September.
The Elberton District Holiness Asso-
citation will meet at Gainesville on Tues
day, Oct. 6. and close it's labOrs on Mon
day, the 18th of the same month.
At the camp meeting at Athens church
seven members joined, twelve were con-
verted, thirteen backsllders were re-
claimed and twelve members received the
second blessing.
Rev. DR.. j. H. Campbell, a Baptist
missionary OF Columbus, preached at Star
park, Sunday. This is probably the first
instance Of religious exercises being held
on baseball grounds in this country.
Savannah morning news., 1885-08-25

MRS. WIRsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP
snould always be used when children are
cutting teeth. II relieves the little sui.
ferer Al On9e, II produces natural, quiet
sleep By relieving tho child from pain,
aud The little ohorub nWakes AZ "briKht
ae DuttOno n u very pleasant % TASTE
n aoothcn NE child, aoftenn the rumn, Al.
lays All pain, relieves wind. regulates the
bowels. and a the best knows fnmedy f0r
dlarIh0a, uhothef arising from feclhlna
or other causes. ~ cents n bolllI.
Savannah morning news., 1885-08-25

at their narrowest points. We rode from
Staunton to Winchester in nine hours and
fifteen minutes, and the roads were rough
too. The distance was 9S miles. That
was our hardest days work. We are now
on our way to Springfield, Mass, where
we will take part In the worlds bicycle
tournament which opens there on Sept.
Savannah morning news., 1885-08-25

AND THE BALANCE GOING NICELY.
THE TRUTH WILL ALWAYS PREVAIL, AND
WHEN WE SAY WE ARE REDUCING
PRICES THE PUBLIC KNOW 1T rs TRUTH
AND TAKE ADVANTAGE OF 1T, AND IN
CONSEQUENCE OF THIS FACT OUR STOCK
HAS GONE AND IS STILL GOING oFR
NICELY. CLOTHING FOR MEN, YOUTHS,
BOYS AND CHILDREN. WE HAVE FRW
STRAW HATS LEFT FOR MEN, BOYS AND
CHILDREN.
Savannah morning news., 1885-08-25

tA.'aoolata6 county Aguouiturai Fair
" pfeparsil6.aa .a, /, nade ne fret movement
tal i.ru... pr ins fair in November.
ha.nhs si.l near Winteryllie are com.
Ui not haYing rain enoue6.
Savannah morning news., 1885-08-25
pfanoa.


Six Of the lot OF Pianos now in process Of
construction were shipped this day 10 sayan-
nan. These instruments are manufactured
under my personal direction in regard to
volume and singing quality Of tone and ex-
terlor anish. The cases are Of the richess
Walnut and Ebony, with artistic carving Of
the latest designs, and correspond with those
OF iaat seasons importations. which found
such pleased purchasers.
Parties in want Of instruments would do
well 10 await the arrival Of this and tho next
shipment.
Large assortmept Of Toys, Fancy ana Musl-
oal Goods win follow during this mouth.
III. sCHnEfNFR.
Savannah morning news., 1885-08-25

PRICKLV HEAT
A SURE CuRa
BOR A OIN Ic.
Savannah morning news., 1885-08-25

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Savannah morning news., 1885-08-25

x.s-o,. Corpse Sent to Madison and
> - Ooe WnIing to Pay for the Burial
Cen. sinms of Covington Has a DeSpe7
w., Struggle with a Negro Tenant.
, 1885-02-18

Den code Februar 1885 Kl. II NJ.
paa Frederiksteds Politikam-
mer for
Byen Frede rikted med Forstader:
Plantagerne La Grange, Prosperity,
William, Sprat Hall, Mt. Washing
ton, Buffers Bay, North Side, Hams,
bay, 1t. La Grange, Jolly Hill,
Brook Hill, Orange Grove, Mt. Pei
lier, Two Friends, Mt. Stewart, An
naly, Rose Hill. Spring Garden,
Pleasant Valley, Mt. Victory, Nicho-
las, Punch, Oxford, Wheel of For
tune, Two Brothers, Smiths Field,
Stony Ground og Whites Bay.
Den 27de Februar ri. 2 p. M. paa
Two Williams Skole, for
Plantagerne Hannah's Rest, Campo
rico, Ooncordia, Whim, H0gensborg,
Good Hope e Bay, Carlton, Cane,
st. Geo. Hill, VaIdbergaard, Cane
Valley, Beck's Grove og Two Viii.
liams.
Den 3die Marts ri. 10 a. Nj. paa
Kingshill, for:
Plantagerne, Castle, Golden Grove,
Negro Bay, Manning's Bay og Jea-
lousy.
Den Cite Marts Kl. 9 a. NJ. paa Dia-
mOnd SkOle, for:
Plantagerne Williams Delight, En-
field Green, Diamond, Betty's Hope,
Cooper's Bay, Envy, Paradise, Ad-
venture, Mt. Pleasant og Plessens,
Grove Place & Hard Labour, Foun-
tain, River, Upper Love, Lower
Love, Allandale, ST. Georges Og
Mountain.
Frederiksted's P%olitikammer, den lite
Februar 1885.
NJ. r. NYSSUM.
est.
, 1885-02-18
CIips from the Catholic Mirror Of
November 29tb 1884.

Drunkenness is the monster evil Of
the age, l welcome any thing that
tends to destroy it.-Bishop Ire
land.
When I go into a town and see so
many Catholic names over the saloon
doors, | feel like hanging my head
Bishop Keene.
The true props Of society are the
Church, the country and the family;
intemperance is the enemy of each OF
these. Therefore it is the enemy OF
soclety.-Bishop S%paulding.
, 1885-02-18
T d d G r A NJ S.
ST. THOMAS STATI(

ols L w AAN
New York, Feb. I1th-The death
is announced of Cardinal McCabe,
of Dublin.
Further intelligence from the Sou
dan states that Major General Cor
don was stabbed in the back when
leaving the palace to rally his troops.
His adherents were merclleSsly
slaughtered, the enemy committing
horrible brutaIities, exceeding in
cruelty the bulgarian atrocities or
the horrors Of the Sepoy rising.
The Mahdi, it is reported, has
fortified Khartoum and made it
impregnable. In a letter to General
Wilson he warns him for a first and
last tire, and threatens the kafir
dogs with death unless they snrrend-
Fl. Lord Beresford has, however,
rescued them by steamer.
Gubat has been strongly fortified.
1t has Aen decided that the Italian
troops occupy the principal ports,
relieving the British garrlsons, thus
admitting ola more powerful concen-
tration of troops.
The Pail Mall Gazette, com-
menting on the financial situation OF
Egypt, denounces the proposals
presented by NJ. Washington as
humiliating to England.
AParis despatch states that France
has asked for a credit to establish a
colony at the mouth of the Red Sea.
New York, Feb. I2th.-The
British Government has refused lis
consent to the convention which it
was proposed to establish with regard
to trade between the West lndies
and the United States. 1t proposes
instead to reopen negotiations on the
basis of including foreign countries.
Passionate regrets are expressed
at the fate Of Major General Gordon.
The European press deplore his loss
as az International calamity. Some
papers, however, doubt the truth of
the reported massacre, nothing official
having been published.
The Cabinet have approved the
scheme for a railroad which Lord
Wolseley proposes to run from
Suakim, a distance Of IS miles, to the
Oasis at the Artab %entrenched camp.
1t is expected that Lord Wolseley
will reach Berber in six weeks.
, 1885-02-18
Public ion

T9N ACCORDANCE with the Or
50 dinanco Of the End February
1877 concerning vaccination it is
hereby made known that public
vaccination will be performed in
Frederiksted's Jurisdiction by the
Kings Physician at the aftermen-
toned times and places
The goth February 1885 at II
o'clock IN. at the Police Off ce
Frederiksted, for;
Estates LaGrange, Prosperity, Will
liam, Sprat Hall, Mt. Washington,
Buffers Bay, North Side, Hamsbay,
1t. LaGrange, jolly Hill, Brook
Hill, Orange Grove, Mt. Pellier,
Two Friends, Mt. Stewart, Annaly,
Rose Hill, Spring Garden, Pleasant
Valley, Mt. Victory, Nicholas, Punch,
Oxford, Wheel of Fortune, Two Bro
theirs, Smiths Field, Stony Ground
and Whites Bay.
The 9th February at 2 o'clock p.
M. at Two Williams School for:
Estates Hannah's Rest, Oamperico,
Concordia, Whim, H0gensborg,
Good Hope & Bay, Carlton, Cane,
st. Geo. Hill, Walbergaard, Cane
Valley, Beck's Grove and Two Will
liams.
The 3rd March at 10 o'clock a. N.
at King'shill, for:
Estates Castle, Golden Grove, Ne
gro Bay, Manning's Bay & Jealousy.
The 9Th March at 8 o'clock a. m.
at Diamond School for:
Estates Williams Delight, Enfield
Green, Diamond, 'Betty's Hope,
Cooper's Bay, Envy, Paradise, Adj
venture, At. Pleasant & Plessens,
Grove Place & Hard Labour, Foun-
tain, River, Upper Love, Lower
Love, Allandale, st. Georges and
Mountain.
Frederiksted's Police Office, the 10Th
February 1885.
NJ. r. NYSSUM.
, 1885-02-18

The "Figar0" declares that the
MahdTs War Minister is a French
Captain named Verct.
Nj. de Lesseps, speaking of the
Soudan, predicted the failure of the
English expedition. Latest news
from the Soudan reports that Gene
raj Earle has been killed while head
ing an assault on a strong position OF
the enemy near Brit.
1t is announced that Lord Rose
berry has been appointed Lord Privy
Seal and Minister of Public works,
also that Nj. Shaw Lefevre, the new
Postmaster General, will have a seat
in the Cabinet.
London, Feb. 10th-The stock OF
sugar at the four home ports on the
7th inst, was z68,OOO ons as against
260, 900 tons for the corresponding pc
Rod last year.
Plymouth, 18th Feb-R.M.S. Don
from the West Indies arrived here at
ID noon to-day.
St. Kits 12Ih-H.M ma. Canada"
gone Pto. Cabell0.
Vt. Kits, 7 am, 1lth-"Dido,"
gone Trinidad, "Fantome," gone It.
Croiz, "Northampton," "hily," and
Garnet gone Pto. Rico, 10 pm. 1lth
New York, Feb. I3th.-A fire
broke out at the almshouse at Phila-
deIphia yesterday, by which seventy
five insane persons were burned.
Later particulars from the >oudan
report, that besides General Earle,
Colonies Eyre and Coveny were
killed, otherwise the British loss IN
the recent assault on the enemy's
position at EIkerbekan was slight.
The Arabs suffered heavily,
The path is now open TO Berber.
Lord Wolseley states that nothing
further has been received relative to
Major General Gordon.
1t is announced that the German
Government has annexed Samoa.
The English and American ConsoI8
have protested a-ainst it.
San Juan, Pto. p,co 13th-H. Nj.
$. "Garnel' arrived here to-day.
New York, Feb, 14tn-~lringcnt
rules are being enforced with regard
to the admission of visitors to the
Parliament Buildings, the Speaker
only having power to give permits ion.
The Marquis Of Harrington has
advised the acceptance of the offers
which have been made by Canada
and New South Wales respectively
to supply troops the War Office,
however, disapproVes.
--latest advices announce that the
British troops in the Soudan are
preparing an attack on Melemneh.
The Barbados House Of Assembly
have passed a Bill providing for the
continuation Of the subsidy TO the
w. l. & ?. Tel. Company for five
years.
, 1885-02-18

denomination-at least one for each
congregation, society, or parish. A
general religious movement against
the spread of intemperance is the
crying need of the time.
The sin is the same in both, but
drunkenness is punished more Sc
verely in a poor man that it is in a
rich man. A rich man gets drunk on
the streets. What happens Why
six policemen put him in a carriage
and take him home. A poor man
gets drunk and what happens? He is
dragged off to the station house,
where his name is placed on the
slate and published next day in the
newspapers. No, it don't pay for "
poor man to drink.-Bishop SpaIding.
, 1885-02-18
Be~kjendtgjorelse

D HENHOLD til Anordning af
- 2den Februar 1877 ON Indpod-
ming af Kokopper bekjentgjores her
we'd, at offentlig Vaccination vii
blive afholdt j Frederiksteds Juris-
diction af Landphy sicus til efter-
nevnte Tider og paa efternevnte
Steder:
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Dte
MaQOr1 Sam0fer>Qiuie

i sbifden @aIbeftom unb
Men gort bietet Meilenbeu
nod EUROPA bic bette, biIiafte
unb ausleid ansenebnrite @eileroute. Giir Cure
bon Deut1dlan6 fommenbe 8ernanbte lit biefer
Bes Der ernpfebIensnertbefe, ba MufentbaIts.
Speien in Nets BORT bon Der gompaenie fur
bieielben beaabIt nerben. 9urdbillette finb au
ben alIerniebrislen preiIen 80 baben. @eseu
&idets ober YrsisIiiten ipenbe man iid an ben
uddfen asenten eber Sidetasenten. Details
uebff Druid laden perben bereiipillis bertbeiIt
bon 90. 3. Do,sn8, asent,
u. @eblert, Rafase elert,
,2,t IL Hef.gommereefr., Gan antonio.
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: Wer Trau uGabenna" 1T. Die
pSu. @ts5tg." f6reibt: 9ie fiirali6
in Der 8unoesbauptltabt WaI1ington
on bemielbeu Sage, an lpel6em lire
Srauung nit bem 6eutf6en gorbpol=
fabrer, 9r. 8eNels itattiinben foute,
geiforbene ubefannte italieni16e @dnge=
rim unb Muiitlebrein Srau &abenna"
tpar feline Stalienerin, fonbern cine
9eutfde. Sic nannte f6 einit als
Sangerin Trdulein Saalfelo unb ge=
mann ben groBen 8erIiner gilenbdno=
let &aoene aum Gatten, bieB alIo nibt
y&abenna". STR ibren Mann in 8erz
lin mar {ie ein fdmeres ungliid. Denn
1ie beranlaBte i'm su einem ungebeuer
beri6men6erii@e 2eben. prd6tiae
6eite in Der bamalisen rgiaa &aoene"
in oer gerliner 8oritabt Moabit, groBe
Geiien uno bic iibertriebenlten Musga=
ben fir alles M6gli1e perl9langen Sic
groben @infiinfte bes 6anoelsberrn
unb berf9lansen enbli6 fein @ei6dft
1elbf. st tpurbe = 5ablungsunfdbig.
Won feiner Satin aber lieB er f9 aus
anoeren, bier ni6t ndber gu erortern6en
8riinben f6ei6en, tpobei ibr oas einai>
ge &inb suseipro6en ,purbe. Sas
Sreiben bieier Grau in Berlin lit por
ungefdbr 5mei Sahren in paul Gin
bau's befannter 3eiti6rift nNorb unb
Sib" in elmer BEN Sitel uPAdultera"
fhbren6en @r5dblung bpn bein 5drift=
teller Sbeooor 6ontane gei6ilbert tpor=
ben. @abene aber, bet einft als dltefter
Sobn bas sroBe @ei6dft ieines 8aters
geerbt unb es bann bur6 Na9giebigfeit
gegen bic @eliifte unb 2aunen oieler
lbm NIT f6mdblibem unbanfe lobnen=
ben Grau berloren bat, arbeitet ii6
tebt bur6 eigne &raft mittelH zines auf
pie gleftri3itdt be5iigli6en patents piez
Der emp0r."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-07-07

tpege ms Snnere binein, Der I6le9te
g8ille Der Geglerung, mel6e benz @in=
wanoerer teinen @@ub geipdbrt, i66ne
Weripre9ungen madt, aber niemals
bdlt, aQes bas fubrt ben 6remben in
enblofes llngliif. Da3u fommt Der
ousgeipro@ene GrembenbaB. Wil man
Semanben re6t infultiren, 10 fiigt man
i9lieBlib allen m6gli6en Sniurien
nod binju: re estrangeiro", es iit elm
Grember; gr6Beren S9impf fennt Ser
Braf filianer ni6t.
Ser @inmanoerer iou iebt ben Sflaz
ben erfeben, unb 10 tpi(l man i'm au6
bebanbeln, 1T bod iiberbaupt ie6e6anb=
arbeit bier berd6tli9. 2ebtbin bat Elm
Jaaenbeiro auf feiner Gaaenba bei9dfs
tigte Siroler, tpelde fi9 am Sonntage
gu arbeiten tpeigerten, in @iien legen
lafen, tpie gemeine 8erbre9er. Die
Negierung bat bur6aus ni9ts au @un>
item Der Seute getban, Die 6a9e berIduft,
tpie Nqes, i'm Sanbe.
8or SO Monaten tpurbe am bellen
Sage auf ber platfnrm zines giienbabn=
tpaggons (Salonpagen) Elm tbiirimsi=
i9er Gelbmeher bur9 einen Taaenbeiro
eri6oRen. Ser 9eutf9e mar i9on
biele Sable i'm 2anbe anfdi1ig, bate
ii9 fur5 aubor cine iunge Grau aus Wei=
mar gebolt, tpel9e 5tpei Sage bor benz
gepaltiamen Sooe ibres @atten benz err
iten &inbe bas 2eben gegeben. Srpb
ber bielen Nugen3eugen tpurbe ber Mors
ber bieier Sage freigefpro6en.
Gin Jall, tpie Der folgenbe, itebt
bur6aus nidt bereinaelt ba: Gin So.
lonift bat ii@ auf elmer S6olle 2anbes
feifgefeBt, bic ibm bon Der Hegierung
auertbeilt 1T, ct ma9t biefelbe urbar,
bepflan5t, betptrtbf6aftet fie bier big
feds Sabre lang, bat ii9 Elm be-
f9eibenes Sbba9 gebaut, biellei6t
aud Elm Stiid 8ieb u. I. 10. angeidafft
uno fdngt gerabe an, ii6 ieines 8efbes
gu freuen unb bic Grd6te iabrelanger
Miiben au ernten. Oa fommt iein
yta9bar, Elm ben,ittelteter Ga3enbeira,
uub fagt: nGreunb, bas @runbfld,
ouf benz Du bauieit, 1T nein; pemn
Su Dill bon Der &egierung bait anfib=
rem lafen, mas gebt es mid an? @ebft
Su nibt gutpillig, LAB i9 9id BON
meinen @flaben bertreiben. @laubf
Su &e9t gu baben, 10 flage
ood!" Ser arme Grembling befbt
teine Wfittel, iabrelang einen foftipieli>
gen proaeb our6 ale Snitanaen au fiib=
rem, bic Jinehen ber @elebe finb ibm
ct beIibt Niemanbes Spns
patbien. ct 5iebt babon arm unb BLOB
unb frifet fortan Elm elenbes Daiein.
Seuti6e, benen in ben Ser. Staaten
ni6t alles balo gefdllt, biirften nod bie=
fer S6ilberung tpenig 2uft beripiiren,
na9 8raiilien ober iiberbaupt ma9
Glib =Wmerif tpeiter gu tpanbern. Senn
bier fann ber Deuti6e pollbere9tigter
Btrger tperben, tpenn ct tpil uno Gfla=
be brau6t ct niemals gu fein. 9lm aflerz
menigfen aber bat ct gu befiir9ten, bab
ct als re6tz unb i9ubloies SnOipibuum
baitebt unb BON ubo6geborenen" Gauls
lenaern ber Trii6te feiner Sbdtigfeit be-
raubt merben fann. Die Ser. Staa=
ten bieten benz 9euti6en cine reue
9eimatb.
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fer Iorausfebuna entipra@ bic unge=
nirte, nii6terne Nbpeiiung Der gebotez
men Safe Sbee:
9anfe, i6 fann Sbee ni9t gut ber=
tragen.
Baron Wsartinus mar ndmli6 pDrz
fi6tig getpor6en, er bere6nete i'm Still
len, tpie biel cine Sal1e Sbee tpobl to'
ften piiroe, na6bem bas &ie6en an Ell
ner &oie 1einen @el6beutel um feds
Marf erlei6tert bate.
gu Sauie tiintt er ndmli6 nur
@rog, belebrte unterbeB 9oblenau Der
geltere Bic liebreiaenbe &uifin, tpel9e
i'm gbarafter ibrer &ole nit benz alten
Wetterbabn ipeiter i6er5te:
>, ben Grog bereite ib Sir aud,
Wdter9en, fiiB unb fart, tpie i'm Dein
9er59en liebt.
Ser Baron ergab ii6, 6ieler f9elmi=
f9en Nnmutb tpar nid)t gu tpi6erlfeben.
9as ba9ten bic beioen Mnberen aud.
Wie fie nun Sen Sranf mif6te, 10
poriorgli6 un6 getpanbt i'm abI@meds
te, ld6elte unb berbeiBenb bem War>
tenben 5unidte, ba i6mun3elte Baron
Martinus bebaglib, er fannie bic Irt
Martina lna9te es genau 10, unb Die
beioen Mn6eren itaunten uno betuuu=
berten nod, benn fie batten Die i6sne,
ernftbafte 9ofoame ttiemals 10 geieben.
Stun berlube einma1, 8dter6en,
iaste bic lieblide &uiin, inbem iie Die
blonben, Dolen 36pfe, bic ibr Bel Der
Irbeit na9 borne gefanen tparen, nit
elmer feden, anmutbigen gemegung bes
&opfes 3uriidmarf Der @rog miro 9ein
Seel6en ldrfen, ct 1T 10 gut, bas i6
i'm felber ausnippen f6nnte.
(Gortiesuns folst)
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se'sen septnHt Elm 9siImittet 70 eut,diessu..
cerfreaeH ossm pubIitum ruie saa's Ssar. .er,,r.
sfsy. Dte ddae. tn bensn er cine poupanbiae M;.,
eerbsrfssunns ter Garbe bss 8oarss unS eirsr
seiunsen 8utiaHb Der aopfbaut bsruereenfsn, finS
unsdblig. Mte esute Ioben i'm um Seiner ,punber.
barren 8raft wiuen ibren ruetBnerbenben aodeu
eeren arfpransIide Sarbe unb S95nbeit uiebsr,u,
ssben. 2e,fe tn nsttIersn Sobrsa sebrau9en lin
GENE, neil sr bic aabfbeit perstst, s6uppen en..
fernt bait unS BEN 9aare Elm trdftiees Ba9stbum
srt5siIt. Snnse Gamen finb ibm am iBrer GoiIstte
uiaer sewosen, nell er BEN 9aare einen i95nen
rei4en Slant ertbeiIt, unb es ibnsn n5sIi@ mod5t
itr 9aar In ieber bsliebisen 5orm s,puri4ten. So
" 6 Bet anea betiebt, unb siuar einfa9 aus BEN
Srnnbe. pel er iiets ibren Grwartunssn entfpri@t.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-07-07
5abreane 81.
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riibrenhe 1ebei. Sas, 70 pieT man rpeB, in teiner
anbern @r5nei entbaIten lift. Gs entbdIt fein Gbts
min, aud feline metaIIif9en ober anbern fd6bIi@en
SeftanbtbeiIe unb bat baber feinen nadtbeiIiaen
GinflnB auf bic Contribution, fonbern Idbt ben a5rs
per 70 eeiunt ipie por Der aranfbeit.
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Sdae Don faItem. renittirenbem, fiuem, MedseIs
unb gaIIenfeber, 70 rpie Don 2eberIeiben, bic
sar9 eumpffuft berbeisefibrt finb, beiIt. Soute
es na@ ridtiser stnwenbuns su beIen uerfebIem, 70
fins bic gambler burb unier girtuIar pom 1. SuIi
1882 ernd9tist, has GeIn aarid,u3aben.
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