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The Arizona champion., 1885-01-17
THE MAGDALENA PRISONERS.

The six U. S. citizens who are members of c. A, R, post at Tomb stone, have had some sort of trial and are released From close confinement. They are. held under guard for the eesaSroval cfa higher court at Hermo- slip. A. L. Grow, commander of Burnside Post, vouched Tor the men as being innocent of any ofense against the laws of Mexico. The uayor of Tombstone and citizens of at place in connection with Burr post of that place, were about to active measures for the release of . men in the event the general 'ernment did not demand it.
 NJ. Winecoop, department com
 rendered the assistance oi
 R, of New Mexico and the osr commander at Tucson endorsed with characteristic dispatch, of )u want help bsat the long roll. " n, Ransom Post, oi this place, has icipated some instructions in the ter and were ready to man, as
 " post in the department to
 le relief of their imprisoned
 res in Sonora.
The Arizona champion., 1885-01-17
es in Sonora.

latest element that promises to ,dther complication to the dead ow exis ting in the House, will a contest between George w. IT. Robbins to the .ed t present by the last ;eIsflenlan in the House. MT. was a Democratic candidate emblyman at the last election, as his claims on the frauds to have been committed in Verde precinct. Should he in unseating Mir. Robbins, resent coalition between the and Independents con publicans will be in the
 vG,S on joint bal
 ids of contest have
 iicially adjudicated, -S for Mir. Redden dis .ug himself as a law mak ker rlng 1885, are very slim.
The Arizona champion., 1885-01-17

Be it remembered that all letters intended for Arizona should not be addressed A. T., as they are liable to go to Alaska Territory.-Ex. This, no doubt, explains why we get no 'tcrs irori several of our correspon- ..,s, who, prior to Nov. 4th, an cred our letters promptly. They ire political candidates and were all
 cted, Their replies since No, have gone to-Alaska.
The Arizona champion., 1885-01-17
How to Kerp Tour Husband at Home.

How to herp -four Husband at Home. A few days ago a Detroit wife was elding a newspaper article which Ckled her almost to death. "How ) Keep Your Husband at Home," Id 1t was about the Troy wife who med the sitting room into a saloon c thus welded her husband to his me and kept him in nights.
 This Detroit wife cackled and nne1 and cackled again, and vow
 at she'd follow the plan to the
 ,etail. That evening, when her oand had finished his supper and was making rush for his hat to go down and see a q an or SIoo, GOO worth of business, the exultant wife led him into the library. There was sa~dust on the floor, six big spittoons artistically arranged around theroom, and bar on which rested half doz- en bottles of beer and a supply of beer gasse5.
 My angel wife, may heaven bless you!" exclaimed the husband, as he looked around him and took in all the details. H Then Lls walked around and expecto- rated in each spitloon, and he walk cd up to the bar and swore like a trooper and called for beer. When he had drank 1t he kicked over the chairs and said he was just as good as Vanderbilt or any other man. When The had imbibed some more beer he kicked over the bar and broke the bottles, and as soon as his wife began to talk politics he blacked her eye and went in to clean cut the place When he neighbors finally got the man quieted down, things were end wise and crosswise all over the house, while half the neighborhood were
 ing for fre-alarm box and the
 halffor the police. When the
 ricky wiz had finally explained
 Ian to the mob filling the parlor,
 sband sat up on end amidst the
 and waved his fistsf about and
 .i&
 ou beg your booz! Nicesz S'ioon
 ."i Nicesz wife in D'.foit..
 "'n drz at my
The Arizona champion., 1885-01-17

When Mark Ivan appeared before his Buffalo audience the other even ing, he said that he missed many faces tbat he knew fourteen or fifteen years ago. "They have gone," he said sadly, "gonc to the tomb, to the gallows, or to--the white house, All of us must go to one or the other of these destinations, and it behooves us to be wise and prepare for all.
The Arizona champion., 1885-01-17
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

In the Probate Court of' Yavapai County, Arizona Territory. In the matter of the estate of J. II. Prescott, deceased.
 Notice is hereby given by the undersigned, administrator of the estate of ]. II. Prescott, deceased, to the creditors of, and all perfoaa having claims against the said deceased. to exhibit them with.necessary vouchers, within ten months after the first publication of this notice, to the said administrator at Flagstaff, County of Yavapdi, Territory Of Arizona.
 JAMES A, MARSHALL, Administrator of the estate of J. II. Prescott, deceased. n.
 [Firsspublica'ion Nov. 20, lSS4.l
The Arizona champion., 1885-01-17

The Globe Chronicle has suspend ed for want of patronage.
The Arizona champion., 1885-01-17
TIE CHICAGO WEEKLY NEWS

TIE CHICAGO WEEKLY NEWS is now an eight page, sixtyfour-cOlumn paper. It is the largest dollar weekly" |" in America. Its eight broad, long pages present each week a mass of choicely selected matter, containing much to suit each of the varying tastes'of the family circle. First and foremost 1t gives ALL THE NEWS, complete as 10 details, yet concise in form. Its connection with the CHICAGO DAILY NEWS (mem- Der of the Associated PreSs) gives it facilities for uews gathering unsurpassed by any journal in the country. Its MARKET REPORTS are specially com plete and thoroughly trustworthy. Par. ticular attention is given to agricultural and home matters. Every issue con tains SIX COMPLETED STORIES, and regular installment of an original story by some well-known English or Amer. tcan author, exclusively secufed for the CHICAGO DAILY NEWS. Con densed notes on fashions, art, industries, literature, science, etc, etc., appear regularly.
 z Few papers In the country are so ex. tensively quoted by the press in general for it's bright and humorous paragraphs as the Chicago Daily Ne'cs These arc rll reproduced in the WEEKLY NEWS. In it's editorial expression the paper speaks from the standpoint of the INDEPENDENT journalist thereby escap- ing the temptation to support or con. done the questionable under the pres sure of party allegiance. Mere partisan extremists will not like 1t; the fair minded and thoughtful of all parties will appreciate and value it's candid statements of facts and conclusions, all calculated to qualify the reader for the formation of his own intelligent opinion. The political events of the year to come promise to assume such n character that a thoroughly truthful and i'm. partial record becomes all.important rather than partisan one, colored and perverted to individual liking. :
 In all it's departments the CHICAGO WEEKLY NEWS aims to present an enterprising, impartial and entertaining family newspaper of the very highest grade @." -% "
The Arizona champion., 1885-01-17

The Adventists who claimed that Gabriel would blow the official cor net on the 4th instant, should have postponed the entertainment until after the Arizona Legislature meets, during thes contest case of Nash vS. Wardwell. Those important ques. tions should be calmly considered by all sectS.-Epitaph.
The Arizona champion., 1885-01-17

What threatened to be a serious affray between the management of the Old Dominion Copper company and the Miners Union at Globe, has been settled by the employees con- ceding the justice of the company's "cut" and going back to work at & per day.
The Arizona champion., 1885-01-17

lrlng 1885, are very slim.
The Arizona champion., 1885-01-17

A company of Mexican soldiers at Enconada mutinied on Friday night of last week. They murdered their captain, his wife and servant, and are marching for Arizona, fully armed and equipped. They number forty men,
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1885-11-21
CITY ITEMS.

Fresh Fish every Saturday at d.
l.. Browns.
For SALE.--A neat cottage resi-
dence on one of thel most desirable
streets of McMinnville. Ample yard
and garden. Apply at this Office.
THAT new case of fancy candies
just opened by d. o. Jenkins takes
the premium over anything in town.
When you want somethingextra nice
in this line give him call.
For SALE.-About 40 barrels of
the best patent process -four, in so
and 1OOpound sacks, at $1.75 and
$3.50 per sack. Orders can be left
with Corkins & Johnson, Real Estate
Agents.
Fresh Candies, Crackers, Figs,
Raisins, Nuts, etc., just opened at ID.
l.. Browns this week.
DIR. S. G. A. Rubey will be abb
sent for a couple of months after De-
cember LIST, and all wanting dental
work done should make their en-
gagements early.
If you want a cheap lunch served
in minutes notice call at A. Nun
nelley's store.
When you want something to
read, call at the Warren House Cor
ner.
Fresh home made bread, baked
every day, doughnuts, pies, and cup
of coffee if you wish at A. Nunnel-
ley's.
The Seaside Library, Nashville
Daily papers, Lovels Library, Illus
trated Papers, Magazines, ETC., can
always be found at d. l.. Browns.
Choice Buck Wheat Flour from
one ounce to a barrel at A. Nunnel-
ley's.
For fine Wines, Liquors, Cigars,
Tobacco, ETC., call on w. H. Brooks
& Co. They call special attention to
their extensive stock of domestic and
imported cigars, and fine chewing
and smoking tobaccOs.
Go to d. l.. Browns today for q
mess of fresh fish.
d. o. Jenkins has replenished his
grocery stock this week with full sup
plies of sugars, cotfees, flour, cabbage
bacon, lard, and family supplies il
general. He keeps a full stock of thu
best and freshest goods in the mar
ket, and his goods are always foun(
just as represented.
Fresh Lake Fish, on Ice, at d
l.. Browns every Saturday.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1885-11-21
Northern Excursionists.

A party Of Northern eXcursionists
will visit McMinnville Wednesday,
December I'd. The party, forty in
number, reached GAINESVILLE Wednes-
day. They will arrive in Nashville
this (Friday) evening. Likely there
will not be more than twenty-five in
the party by the time they reach Nc
Minnville. There will be a public
meeting of citizens in the courthouse
at 1! O'Clock next Tuesday afternoon,
to make arrangements to receive and
entertain these guests. There are a
number of newspaper correspondents
in the party, and it will pay all towns
they visit to entertain the party well.
Let every public spirited citizen who
possibly can be at the courthouse next
Tuesday afternoon, the 24th, and let
our town give these guests a hospita-
bic reception.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1885-11-21

-IfpeOple will occasionally leave
our town and seek their fortunes else
where, it always gives us pleasure to
receive good tidings of their success.
We clip the following item from the
Gordon, (Neb.) Herald, of the 18th
inst:
"Time is telling to the satisfaction
of everyone that President Cleveland
did a good thing in appointing Mr..
John Beech Government Agent of
Indian affairs at Gordon. Mr.. Beech
has proven himself to be the right
man in the right place. That he is
an able, efficient, and accommodating
officer no one can deny. Byhis kind,
social and and agreeable ways he is
rapidly enshrining himself in the
hearts of all who come In contact
with him. He is firm in the execu-
ton Of his official duties, yet pleas
ant and agreeable. In selecting Mr..
Conner as his chief clerk he hit the
nail on the head, for a better man for
the place could not have been found
anywhere"
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1885-11-21
Fine Apples.

Needing load of Timber Twig
apples, 1 visited N. b. Stubblefeld's
orchard, and there 1 found some of
the incest, largest, and best apples
that l have seen in Warren or Coffee
counties. This is the fourth year that
/ have got supply of apples from
his orchard, and 1 have always found
them to be Of good quality. They
have fine flavor, and they are so
smooth and sound that they keep
well. For three times, l have kept
apples obtained from "Pole's' or
chard, perfectly sound, until the first
of June. "Pole" now has about 1000
bushels with which he can accommo-
date many whowant luxury during
the spring months.
j. p. CLARK.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1885-11-21
MEANWHILE, TENNESSEE, SATURDAY, NOV. a. 1885.

Mr.. Leon Trousdale, Jr., of Nash
vile, was visiting here last Sunday.
Mr.. j. E. McMillin, of Nashville,
spent few days of the last week
with his family here.
-Sequatchie Advance Mr.. L. D.
Mercer, father of our Foss H. Mercer,
is visiting this place. Weare always
glad to see him.
F. L. Davis came up from Nash
vile on Wednesday for weeks re-
creation in the field with dog and
gun. His many friends here are al
ways glad to see him.
Mr.. F. P. Clute and wife, of Tracy
City, arrived Saturday last on a visit
to Mrs. Clute's parents. Mr.. Clute
returned home Tuesday, and Mrs. c.
will remain for some days.
We call the attention of our read
ers to three standard remedies adver-
tised in this issue, viz: Johnson's
AnCdyne Liniment, Parsons Purga-
tive Pills, and Sheridan's Cavalry
Condition Powders. They are all
put up by the old reliable house of
|. S. Johnson q Co., Boston, Mass,
which was established in 1910. This
issue begins the fourth successive
years advertising of these remedies
in the STANDARD. This persistence
in keeping them before the public is
evidence of the fact that they are
meeting with a good sale, and that
their intrinsic merits are keeping
them up in popular favor. Ask your
druggist for them.
This issue of the STANDARD be-
gins the seventh year of its publica-
ton, and the present management
has been connected with it for little
over three years. If we could collect
up all that is due the Office we could
settle all current liabilities and have
most as much left as we commenced
on. We will leave the patrons of the
paper to judge its merits, and will
continue TO exert our best efforts tC
make the paper ever welcome visi
tor to their homes.
The protracted meeting by Elder
Arthur M. Growden, of Australia
which has been in progress all this
week at the Christian Church, has at
tracted large congregations at every
service and created deep interest il
the community. Mr.. GrOwden is {
fluent talker, very earnest and zeal
Gus in his work, and fearless in his at
tacks upon sin in both high and low
places. The meeting will continue
for some days yet, with two daily
services, at ten o'clock, a. M, andsi1
p. m. Let all who can possibly do 81
be sure to attend, as they will be boil
interested and edited.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1885-11-21
Heads Book.

The Battles and Campaigns 'of the
10th Tennessee Regiment, with no
tices and sketches of other regiments,
by Thos. A. Head, is out, and can be
had by subscribers and others by APP
plying to ]. B. Ritchey, who has the
subscription list of this and other
counties. The book is a splendid
work. Price $500. Sent by mail on
receipt of price, postpaid.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1885-11-21
Attention Everybody.

The business Of Faulkner d Smith
must be closed up at once, and all in
debted to that firm will save costs to
themselves by making immediate
with w. ?. Faulkner.
Don't delay this matter any longer,
but come forward and settle at once.
w. p. FAULKNER.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1885-11-21
To Every Subscriber to the
Southern + Standard
Paying One Year in Advance.

We want 500 New Cash Subscribers
to the STANDARD by the first day of
January, and in order to secure them
we will GIVE to every new subscriber
paying for one year in advance, and
to all old ones paying up to date and
for one year ahead, the Game of the
FLYING DUTcHMAN. together with
the WESTERN PLowMAN for Three
Months.
THE WESTERN PLOWMAN
Is a bright, spicy, original agricultural
monthly of 20 large pages, aud will
prove a welcome guest in any house.
hold.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1885-11-21
Printing Press for Sale.

We have Orsale at this Office a Sec
ond hand seven column hand press,
which we will let go at a bargain.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1885-11-21
What is the Flying Dutchman?

Briefly, it is package of fifty-six
cards, each containing letter of the
alphabet and number. With these
cards an infinite number of words can
be formed, and by adding the figures to-
gether found on the cards that make
the word, numerical value is found.
The object of this game is to provide
an innocent and harmless amusement,
and at the same time afford most ex.
cellent drill in language work and
addition. 1t is kindergarten method
of instruction, and as such is unhesita.
tingly commended.
In addition to this, hundreds of dol
tars' worth Of valuable premiums are
offered on the game of the Flying
Dutchman, for which every subscriber
will have the privilege of competing.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1885-11-21

Is the time to subscribe. Do not wait,
this is not perpetual offer, and may
be withdrawn at any time.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-09-24
cSn y1iooa. e(Iinpis. hieIten 81

Sn Nioga, eSlIinois, bielten bic
Ueteranen bes alten @rant' f1en &egi,
ments - 2. S0inoiier Megiment cine
3ufammenfunft ab, ber au6 Col. Greo
Grant beitpobnte. Dieler bra1te baielbit
elm S6riftftid feines 0aters aur 8erles
/ Jung, tpel9es Grant in ieinen lebten
2ebenstagen abgefaBt bot. Ct iagt bas
rim: sd fiible, oaB mir am 8eginne
elmer reuen 9lera fteben, in Der bic
Nusf6bnung bon @onf66erirten uno Sc
6eralen enolif itattbaben miro. Sd
merbe es ni9t r1ebr erleben, aber i1
fible feutli6, bob es 10 lit. Nus al ben
8eweiIen bon MitJefiibl, bic mir aus
y.orb unb @ib entgegengebra9t purs
ben, tDnte mir ffets bas cine Mort ents
gegen: rGriebe!" Diele 8etpeiie bon
Mitgefiibl ginsen BON Nrm unb &ei6
aus, bon Sub unb @briff, bon Qo1
uno Niebrig. Die pplitif bate nit it,
men M1ts gu tbun. Sd bin ni9t ego>
iltif9 genne, Inn 81 glauben, 6aB alle
bieie 2unbgebungen ,1leiner perion ses
solten bdtten, neil iie Direct an mid
geri6tet .paren. Diefelben galten biels
mebr ber 8ereinigung ber tpieber auss
gef6bnten 8ertreter BON Norb unb 6iib.
| Sd bofe. baB bieie quite uno i66ne @es
| finnung. bic tpdbrenb meiner Granfbeii
suerit offen gu Gage getreten 1T, bon
Sauer iein unb big gum @nbe anbalten
m6ge gin angemeines, aus tieffem
0er3en fommenbes rNmen!" mar bic
9lniwOrt auf bieien lebten Wuni9 beg
babinsef9iebenen 9elben. Sn alle,
@tille bertaste fi9 bic 8eriammlung.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-09-24

beginnt gegen 5ebn llbr; Big bic eriien
Soaife giproden iinb, tpirb es elf ubr
-bann folf Su in aller Haf1beit er=
uioern, fortffiir5en, ins Dotel ellen,
Di6 umfleiben, gum Babnbof iagen.
Das gebt ia ni9t, bic 2eute tpdren NIT
&edt gefrdnft, tpenn Du i9on nod
elmer Stunbe bon benz 6eite fIi1teif,
als tpdre es Sir eine DUAL.
9as ITS mir aud! rief @en6Iingen.
Wenn 9u eripdgit, tpie mir beim Mbs
fdieb bon .. 5u Mutbe fein tpirb, bann
mirf Du mid fiderlid ni9t binbern,
ionoern unteritiiBen, bamit bic Yein
ni6t al3u lange tpdbre.
Ser Mntualt audte bic M6ieln. gs
gef6iebt ia INNER, mas Du pillit
fagte er. lber redt it's ni9t, bic
2eute au frdnfen uab ii9 oann bic
ganse Ha9t i'm Yoff3ug abqmdlen, Der
aud an Der fleinften Station anbdlt. !.
Damn fam bic &ebe auf bic polii1er
8erbdltnif1e, auf bic Golgen, pel9'
bas Nerbre9en bonn Is. Gebruar, biei'
99anbtbat zines balb tpabnmibiger
Menfden, fdr bic Greibeit Oeferrei9s
baben mo6te. 8ictorinens Name purbI
swif9en ben beiben Wtdnnern biesma
nidt genannt.
Der prdfibent f6loB in bieier gta6-
fein Muge, obtuobl 9err $. pe,f6nlid
4 bic beiten Gifen feines Sotels ausse
iu6t bate. Gs mar cine bunfle, tpiiit
9a9t; nur ber @9nee CAB f9pa1er
Sdein. Gin eiiiser yforboittpinb pfif
iein tpiloes 2ieb bur6 bic 6traBen, e
NOR bic re9te Begleitung au ben Sc.
banfen bes f6lofioien Mannes.
(Gortiesuns foIst)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-09-24

yod1 furser Trift erfd1ien benn aud,
srana inn SoteT feiu MntIib ifrablte ols
er T au ie;ueiit 6errr1 ins 3immer trot.
uub rpenide WSiulteu Ibdfer. bo er es
mieber prrIiek. NOR es fahl ID lnb peraerrt
bie Wuqen toie erIoid,en; oer aIte IQun
mantle mic Elm Srunfeuer, als er tpieber
uod, Ser Wohnund bes 9lnmolts oino.
um bic Qoffer ius 6otel au fc1affen.
Dime lid5 eineu Grfos fiir Sic perlos
rene Nadtrube au a6nnen, beaab fid,
Der 0rdfbeuf ins Tureou. s,err BON
Werner ermQrtete i'm bereits: fie ainS
aeu iofort an ibre Nufaobe un6 beaans
l,en NIT ben @elddften Beg Gipilfenats.
gs uar feline fdbuieriae, aber aeitraus
benbe Wrbeit, befonoers ba Werner feis
ner @epobnbeit mad feIblt bas llube=
oeuteubfte uid1t miinbIid, abthun tpplIte.
NIT oIeidaem 8ebaoen moo feIten elm
SterbIid5er feinert yfomeussua oefdarie=
hen bnhen ala er an hielem Sooe nnu
| ylerner. Wrdfibentn
gsuhIinoem horrte nehuIb;o ous mime
elm 3eidaen Der llnrui6le. tpie z Elm IN Cpfers
iamm fan % ,nsinte ber Hath Ssrnsoo Ser
Ss; | hsr i 1Ishsroohs osi;si;rte Sss' N;s asrs
rs,, rsr nm ,,,,tsrhrod5sn I'D, mr. nm in, %u-
rom ron e;u fnyoes MoI einaunehmem !.
.me;nnoI ,un.i III Ii,S onn Trnn, isinsm Serrn
olb oobbsr,,fen. ,,m NIL Inn T f,,p,e MieIbsnoem
a,,ul~ss -, ,,,ohsn A GnsI;m o nsnen S S;e sshnte
STbsmS53mnhe S1 e, g, mor Sie oss SIrhe;t ost6om,
S;ir hen mSmstem Soo nm Sie @eiddite
Sss S Gtroffsnnts AZ NH, iiSSernehmen tnoren
nsrfnrod, Dsr gasr,,er o i'd fiir.er a., faifem,
gie tnerbsn "a tbun. tpenn Hbnen SIR
Sehen I;eb III yisf Sermea1 Iad,en6
Sic Se,,ts npn 81 io,5en mid3t mif fidj
ibossmI Msss shmnn tnsyn i;e bsn M
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Der prdfofnt.a z
ersdbIung bon 8. g. ssransos.
(8ertlebuna.)

e0otlieSuu9.l .@5t
Der NefebI an Werner, bic 6inri1=
tung ouf3ui6ieben, biirfte iibermOrgen
bier eiHtreffen. SD meinerieits bleibe
ii Wien, BIS Der 2aifer geneien 1T.
Cine enbgiltige gntf1eibung fonnte Der
gr3bel5og ni9t treHen.
Nodlmols iaeiIten berSli9iten @liids
iuunidl! rieF Berger. SD merbe ges
treulid1 iiber 8ictorii1e ipa1en. big 9u
5ariidtebrif -. 1lnb nun bon anberen
Dingea. @eibt Du, mem bies gilt?
gr beutete alif einige Biinbel 9annen=
reifig, bic ebsu Dor ben 9dufern abges
Iaoen sDurben. 0ie unb oa tpuroe aud
cine Uabne in i6wnr5 gelben ooer
f6p0rDrotbsgOlbenen Garben oufge5os
gen. Diri yietor! @an5 9. rlitet
Fur bsn morgigen Sag, es tpirb elm Geif
lufrbfn, iuie es bic 6tabt lange ni1t
Iasbr 8efeben bat. Oas JefsgOnite
bat iueber bic gefaeguug angere9t,
nod bic illumination fir lnorgen
Mbeue. 9eibes mirb ipontdn, obne
Ber0brebung porbereitet. ...-
Das DQrI AWt gelu9ebea! rlet Sen0s
Iingen ungtftfa. So bulb es nidi |!
------ IS 3erreiBt mir sos 9er3! 49,.
80 perifebe Bid, faste Der antpalt.
gIber uer u gefast bat u. +. No. Mud,
barf Dir Ia nun b1s 9ers lei1ier Iein,
ais bamais, ba Ou ben Gadelsue, bas
Waufett acceptirteif. gerbirb ben gutter
Qeuteu niGt bic ireube, fe bnben I!
ebrlid um Did perbient! 0eute il
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-09-24
exu Seattle, yDpomino. iibe,

- Sn Seattle, WDoming, iiberfiel
e,ne Mnaabl masfirter Mdnner bas gbi=
nefenbiertel unb bertrieb bic @bineien
aus ibren 9dul 0ebtere tpurben
niebergebrannt. Cine gonpention bon
Delegaten aus benz gefammten 9inter=
lan6e bes pugetsSunoes ipirb am 28.
September in Seattle. Wpoming, aus
iammentreten, um MaBregeln gu bera=
ratbeu, our@ welde Die gbineien=l lleber=
fdmemmung miriam perbiaoert tperz
ben fam. Wfan beabf6tist bic Norb,
grenae 5es Serritoriums ftreng gu bemas
den unb ieben Mongolen erbarmungs=
log nieoerjuidieBen, Der ben geriu6
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