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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-25
MISCELLANEOUS.

EVERYBODY shonld know that the Windsor
= Dining Hall. III Monroe street. Is the only
strictly frst-class restaurant III the city. Special
rates tOdnner bOarders.
IN STOCK, ready printed Cardboard Signs
] For Sale, To Rent boarding, Dress,
Making Rooms 10 Rent etc etc, on hand
and for sale at the TFIEGKtM Press Room. Ii
Arcade.
n r. ACCIDENT.-Mr. b. j. Bullsrd was
tx. struck by a karr az the Leonard street cross
ing on the evening Of April aud thrown from the
trpck and very seriously injured. lie Wa a. once
removed To the drug store of \. Stonchouse. and
Drs. Winter and Weiss called IN. who ~ once
dressed his wounds. II is thOusht. however that
he will recover if sufficient orders ae lift at his
place Pearl street for pencil pocket. hand and
wheel rubber stamps.
QUITTING AND BASTING done at the Mm e.
~ Kelloggs School of Dress-cuttng: no rett-
ting uniting; satisfaction guaranteed; don I
fail to call
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-25

NAMED eesa l-slsst srl f.s sssaaFsi a.'..-s
w ~ork ~ lso1 strevt s.
AAFANTED- .ar fef ssenefsi hsz.irr@.ss IL
w slazll fasIli5 bsfsaaE .zeterr~d- = >s.rt1
Alsol street.
NAgANEFD. A fe~ laore bsseraers 81 the y sa5-
wv sor Disllzl- Ea4l itt hoEEVe s4rsss- its
ols NllrCe hfr-el rtrlalrsfit taa kFssils4 rs-r
AalANTEi It.sI tis iashsr - 0rslaa kala8s
wv sL9ald kuoa lts tszt i.laCe - 49, nliril.
.llils cat sua all48e h "a Aase. kella~4s Hcalzl
" Dreas Cutting - MQlfos street
kAIANTtI- tEs god ssllsrsaall. Appis 81 q
wv S.sutL D1fl-lQE -tFtet
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-25
FOR SALE

TORS Tie desifs.bls hegse AID Ia nss~
scet4riasf - Col Z. h hInsfiH ou Ma1l-gL
avenue one - Tie bssf oceiiou- tile city TIE
hs.sl-- -. al modern improvements lasi Ia 10
Isi fr.t p,.sss..-zie.1 given Nas hFst Ihis nns
properly AL t.s sold ol.eaI ta4aiss ~ +. ;
Pierre. n
TOR sAIE a few very choice nse acrs lols IA
& ui1-f 1FsIrahie part ot FLORIDA 90 80 Is issl
Inquire u Mr,. ID. "a hrirtiu. slF ~ sireet. ~
Tor sAIE small fsru ca spring Lake. oo.d
I hOu.e and b..ra olcia.rd, vineyard sLu
small frUits. AdaEess J. NJ. Iornelias. epr' -
-. Nich. los
Tor sALE Grist mill located st louia. - an
r tfssie for cts property. W hayeaesefal isaf-
gains ia i'm proved farms and number II de-ir
able city iots. Ives 4 Dodley, - Fountain slret.
ON account II taking charge OF a hotel will
= sell my ksstaHfani al a bargain. finest Ia
City Of Murkegon. Best location. Call a.
once. 4. o. Box 2ls3. Muskegon. Mirh.
nnC WILL BUY A I.OT aud new house.
O4OO with nye rooms. with cistern and
well. Only two blocks from street car. l. ,.
PrOyin.
rIFTY THOUSAND ACRES or CHOICE M
proved lands n Mississippi and Arkansas
for sale cheap on easy terms. 5000 acre.
in tennessee. 1000 acrtS grazing lands.
with stock IN Texas for sale. 100 tracts ~
the choicest lands in Florida for orange culture
acres and up. p choice farms ia Michigan. 70
houses and lots and vacant lots in the city for
sale. r.. w. Tower. Id Houseman Block.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-25

% RENT Furnished or unfurnished rooms at
40 sheldon street. iOI
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-25

a oezn l-sles.f .ssrl f.s ssx.srsi t<sl=@r
8 lyo1 etreeL 81
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-03-09

Quail pens are again becoming fashion
able.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-03-09
A Searching Test.
Exchange


The American Register of Paris tells a
good story of a young country dentist
who had recommended to him as patient
the bishop of his diocese. His first COM
mission was for a complete set of teeth,
and day was appointed for the prelate
to call and fit them in. 1t was a moment
of anxiety, and, indeed, professional i'm
portance, to the dentist; as he watched his
lordship examining himself and his new
teeth in the mirror
Imagine his horror, therefore. when he
distinctly caught an expression of a
condemnatory character ending i'll
"ation" from his clients lips. q dare
say they are a little uncomfortable, my
lord, he murmured, conciliatingly but
just at first. and until you get used to
them without doubt he shall perish
everlastingly, exclaimed the bishop with
vehemence. "But. indeed, my lord, if
you will have patience, pleaded the
dentist, "in a weeks time" What do
you mean?" inquired the prelate, turn
ing around with an apostolic smile.
why should l not have patience? The
teeth fit me beautifully; it is the first
time I have found myself able to pro-
nounce the Athanasian creed with dis
tinctness for twenty years.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-03-09
Japanese Houses.
1Tokio letter.


The houses are provided with paper
doors, formed by FASTING tough paper,
made of a certain plant called vegetable
paper, on light frames. These light doors
serve for windows as well The floor is
raised about two feet from the ground,
and is covered with woven mats about two
inches thick At the door space just in.
side are left the heavy wooden shoes of
the street So these mats are usually
faultlessly clean. and are frequently bound
about the edge with black linen. The rooms
are partitioned by these sliding frames
covered with paper, so that in few
moments the house may be made large
or small at will Turned into one of
these rooms for the night. you find the
furniture to consist of a rustic peg upon
which to hang your hat. The mats ON the
floor serve for beds, and at time for re.
firing they will bring you a thick quilt
like arrangement called "futou. You
may have a wooden pillow if you choose,
but, unless long in the land, you prOba-
bly, will decline. If far from the open
ports curious eyes will peer through every
crevice. or indeed a finger may make
crevices in the paper to get view of a
FOREIGNER
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-03-09
The Coal Hole of New York.

lAle8. Il. sweet IN IeXaS SlILlngS.l
The coal hole is one of the local institu-
tions of New York There is a coal hole
in front of every house. Unlike the banana
peel, the coal hole is always in season. 1t
is covered with a round iron plate of
about the size of piano stool, and it is
always loaded When the cover is prop
erly secured, the sufferer merely slips up
and sits down on it. The cover is made
of iron and is never injured, even by the
concus ion when fat man sits down on
it with sufficient emphasis to shake the
birds out of their nests at the antipodes.
Very frequently. as was the ease with
poor Van Slyck, the cover is not properly
secured and then the man who steps on it
puts his foot in it. In that event, it is q
miracle if the victim is not MANNED for
life. Falling over a wheelbarrow in the
dark is childish sport in comparison
to it.
asked another New York gentleman
if there was not some remedy for the man
whose leg is bruised all up by falling into
a carelessly closed coal hole.
90 yes, he replied, "there is a remedy.
Rub aruica on it.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-03-09
HONOLULU HAWAIIAN ISLANDS, MONDAY MARCH 9 1885.
- $500
Dakota Diversified Interests.
Fc. Del Toso,,,-,. D.


Hogs will tend largely to solve the
problem of Dakota's prosperity, re.
marked one the members of the Coopers.
town syndicate in the hearing of a re-
porter. alt costs next to nothing to grow
them. | will tell you our own experience.
Four years ago in March we shipped out to
our farm with car load of mules a SOW
and litter of pigs, and now we have
some 300 heads of hogs, although we have
killed enough for our own meat, some
5000 pounds, last season How do we
feed them? Well, we have given but
little attention to them except to feed them
the screenings from our wheat and barley
in the winter Yes, of course, we shelter
them from the storms and from the snow
as we do all of our stock.
"Now, since we find our experiment
with hogs a success, we shall pay more
attention to the business next season. We
will sow some alfalfa grass, which we
think will in a measure take the place of
red clover. Then we shall raise ruta-
bagas and perhaps peas for them. Yes,
we can raise rye to good advantage, which
is recognized as prime feed for hogs in the
stalls. No, there isn't any reason in Da-
kota farmers buying their hog products.
Every farmer can raise enough for
home consumption from the refuse
about the house and the farm,
just as he could cattle and
chicken product Where these luxuries
are now inlulged in they come from
wheat production at a comparatively un-
profitable price But little attention has
been given to hogs as yet, but it is one of
the diversified industries upon which the
future of the territory will depend. We
have farm of 81, 900 acres, but shall not
rely upon cereal products Even barley
has not been very profitable crop this
season. In fact, of the 10000 bushels
shipped to the market this season we
Melted but little over sc per cent Yes,
fax is good profitable crop, but it i'm
poverishes the soil "
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-03-09
ROYAL HAWAIIAN HOTEL.
Manager.

of the leading architectural
The which stands comprise
square fronting Hotel Street This
affords ample for lawn and beautiful walks which
arstcay with Towering plants and tropical trees
pretty within this charming enclosure all
management and afford
The basement of the Hotel contains the
billiard hall in the city, also fcass bar well stocked with
fine and liquors
The the second floor to the right OF which ar
elegantly pao leads from the
the dining These apartments to broad
veranda where magnificent of the Nuuanu Mountains be
through tropical foliage that surrounds the
balconies
dispensed Affords and is frsclass
respects cottages supplied with water from
premises The Clerks office furnished with
Telephone by had with the leading bust
ness of the
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-03-09
The Earliest Calendars.
New York Mail and Express.I

NEW L OK Mail ana ENpTeSSI
TheI earliest calenc ars were of two
classes, and were cut upon rods of wood
or metal or on stone. The first contained
astronomical information, the other the
lists of saints days The first printed
calendar is dated 1892, and was filled with
advice to physicians and farmers. The
agriculturist is told when to plant the
sick man at what changes of the moon to
take medicine. Then come prognostica-
tions of weather, and here is a quaint
rhyme from an old manuscript, which
may serve still as q guide to those who
like to know what weather to expect
after the change of every moon by
"pryme" days:
Sunday pryme, drye weather;
Monday pryme, moist weather;
Tuesday pryme, cold and wynde;
Wednesday pryme, some and clere;
Fryday pryme, fayre and fowle;
Saturday pryme, rayne.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-03-09
THE DAILY PACIFIC
Every Morning Except Sundays,
SUBSCRIPTIONS
A CANADIAN FoLK-soNG.
William wnfred Campbell

William Wilfred Campbell.l
The doors are shut, the windows fast;
Outside the gust is driving past,
Outside the shivering ivy clings,
While on the hob the kettle sings.
Margery, Margery, make the tea,
Singeth the kettle merrily.
The streams are hushed up where they
flowed,
The ponds are frozen along the road,
The cattle are housed in shed and byre,
While singest the kettle ON the fire.
Margery, Margery, make the tea,
Singeth the kettle merrily.
The fisherman on the bay in his boat
Shivers and buttons up his coat;
The traveller stops at the tavern door,
And the kettle answers the chimney's roar.
Margery, Margery make the tea,
Singeth the kettle merrily.
The freight dances upon the wall,
Footsteps are heard in the outer hall;
A kiss and a welcome that fill the room,
And the kettle sings in the glimmer and
gloom.
MaTgery, Margery, make the tea,
Singeth the kettle merTily.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-03-09
A Greyhound,s Long Leaps.


Capt Ed Murphy has beautiful grey
hound Recently Capt Murphy paid a
visit to relatives at Urbana and took his
hound along for the purpose of having q
little sport. In company with some of his
friends he went out hunting. and near q
lane, which was thirty three feet wide and
bordered on both sides by stake-and-
rider fence, got up a rabbit The hound
gave chase and the rabbit ran under the
fence. The first jump the hound made it
cleared twenty-five feet, going over one of
the.fences and landing in the lane. With
out any preliminary motion it made the
second leap, and covered the immense
distance of thirty three feet, clearing the
fence on the other side of the lane. There
was heavy fall of snow, and it was there
fore an easy matter to determine the dis
lance covered by the prints of the dogs
feet in the snow The distance was
measured by Capt Murphy and three
others who witnessed the remarkable feat,
and their report made it as mentioned
above
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-03-09

The Current: Among the toys of the
season has been a bull-frog made of
caoutchouc. South American for ker-
cbJIrO
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-03-09
New Diet for Soldiers.
[Chicago Times.

The German war department is trying
an interesting experiment 4 Westphalia
company of soldiers has been separated
from the rest for the purpose of testing
the new diet to be given the men during a
fortnight, within which time they are TO
90 fully equipped for six hours daily
through regular field service exercise
The food consists chiefly of preserves and
material such as is least exposed to deteri-
Grafton in campaign, and may in case of
need be carried by the men in their haver-
sacks. Strict watch is kept that none of
the men procure other food outside, in
order to test both their own endurance
and physical condition, and at the same
time the nutritious qualities of the pro
visions.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-03-09

"speak Out Jeremiah"

[Pittsburg Chronicle-Telegraph. .
"a good wife is heavens greatest gift
to man, and the rarest gem the earth
holds, " remarked Mr. Jarphly the other
morning. "She is his JOY, his inspiration,
and his very soul Through her he learns
to reach the pure and true. and her loving
hand leads him softly over the rough
places She is" jeremiah, said Mrs.
Jarply solemnly. Jeremiah, what wick
edness have you been up to now? There's
no use of waiting or whipping round the
stump, for I'll hear of it soon enough.
Say it right out jeremiah"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-03-09
Josh Billings Aging.
Inter Ocean.

Josh Billings, who has abandoned
housekeeping and removed to the Wind
sor hotel, New York, is now about so
years old. and begins to feel the burden OF
life, irrespective of its probabilities He
has been lecturing twenty -four seasons,
and has furnished a New York weekly q
half OF quarter column miscellaneous con
tribution every week for the last nineteen
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-03-09
G.. BIRKS & co..
81 HIGH STREET.
Peck ham, London, =. Z
Colonial Merchants.

Indents executed for all kinds of English
and Continental Goods, against Bank
Credits or Produce, facilities for DRAWN g
against the latter. Agencies accepted at "a
per cent on net amount of manufacturer
invoices, including cash discounts varying
from h to per cent. Purchases in i'm
or ter's own name.
Twenty years buying experience for
export.
Reference: Continental Bank 70 Lombard
Street, E. C. 465 ap2
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-03-09
Lost Power.

IN actual and careful test shows that
T. per cent. of the power eXerted in driv-
y The propeller of an ocean steamship is
or rather it as yet unaccOunted fer.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-03-09

There are 2, 500, 900, 600 copies of daily.
weekly and monthly journals published
annually in America, against 1900, 600,
900 copies in Europe.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-03-09

Boston Globe: Who can tell why bad
taste in dress and manners and all the
walks of life is severely frowned upon,
while in language it is ignored?
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-03-09

There were over five thousand northern
school teachers at the New Orleans expo
sition during the holidays.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-12-18
Yasis TIM Wieoersamge.

3wei Der einfluBreidfeu frams0Fid5en
Bldtier, r1dmli9 Der r@eonomiite ssran=
Gals" uno Der ns5igaro", beIddftiaen
llfb nit Dem aufallisen Giidganae bon
paris. Das eritsenannte Blatt aeiat
auf 8runo amtii@er fatiuii1sr ansa>
ben, oaB Die glamObner3apl Der 6aupt=
ltabt in ben leBten Sabren betrdbtlid
abgeuommen bat uub bere6net, bah
oieier felt benz Sabre 1882 i6ou 150,.
600 Seelen betrdgt; ioate Der &adgang
i'm felben 8erbaltniiie fOrtoauern, 10
mlirbe bic nahite 0Dlts3dbIung fiir bic
Staot nnr no1 100000 5eelen auf=
5uftibren baben. @lel1en 5hritt NIT
Der abnabme Der geo0lferuns bdlt aud
Die forti9reitenbe gntpert1ung bes
Grunoelgeatbums. Sn ben reideren
Staotplerteln, 10 befonoers in Der 9ldbe
Der elpiaif1en Gelber, ftebt cine unaabl
BON pra9tig.n Wobnbdulern unb fd6n
eingeri9teten Wtletbuobnungen aubaus
erno leer, ba li6 feine Maietber finben;
elm Glel bes gilt fir bic biiraerlid,en
Wobnungen in ben @elhdftspiertelu
uno bauptiddli6 in ben neugebauten
Staottbeilen unb nabe an ben leitunas=
nerten. Der 2iidgang Der Mietbpreile
1T ein augemeiner uno fann nift Quf=
9ebalten weroen, 70 lange, tpie beiipieIs.
meile i'm Stabttbeile beg parc Mon=
eeau. TAFT alle 6dufer eetpiFer etraBen
leer lfeben. Sn dbnliGer Weile flagt
Nlbsrt gBolff i'm nGisaro", inbem er
elm Bib beg gegenwdrtigen 2ebens ber
9auptftabt entuirft. Ct faBt am
S9luhe feline getra6tungen in bic fols
genoen Worte suiammen: rNas llebel,
on oem bic @roBitabt leioet, 1T fdblims
mer, als man bentt, unb es iff burdaus
ni9t fi6er, oh es 10 balb geboben iein
tplrb. Sas Barrier 2eben erIift,t
mebr unb mebr; bic 70 fiol3e uno id6ne
Staot, nm ipel6e uns guropa init
Ne9t beneiben tonnte, perliert mad unb
nod ibr froblides. forgloies uno beites
res Wefen. Die 2doen auf ben Boules
barbs werben 10 frab sefdIoKen, pie
IN Der 0auptitraBe irgenb elmer propin=
aialitabt. Die 2aufleute tlaaen, Sic
Snouitrie liegt barnieoer, bic 86rie 1T
leblos unb aGle @ef9dfte feben ftiI;
LIBERAL MiBbebogen in Der 8iirgerldoft
unb in ben Woritdbten pirb bas glenb
INNER sr0ber."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-12-18
= { Z q =.

= Sie Santa Ge ga6n bat grouns
woob erreift.
Der Ser. staatem sif@=gomniiis
Homer fanbte Sc elmer bon iunoer
&arpfen nod Dallas.
- Cine aus 4 Wednnern be1tehenbe
Saaopartie in 2erens, Naparro Gountt,,
bereltete fb burd S9napstrinten auf
ole Sago por. giner bon linen. elm
Wtann Namens gonnelIp purbe babel
10 iagoluitig, 6aB er mebrere Sdhfie
auf einen feiner @efdbrten, BON @aH=
non abfeuertee ibn aber gladlider
Weiie ni9t traf. Cannon, bem Der
SpaB ni9t gefiel, feuerte bamn gleid,
tals uno perwunbete @onnelp gefdbrs
lid in ber 8rult.
Sn 2uling tpurbe elm entflobener
Strd1ing abgefaBt, Der oafeIbit elm
yferb nerfaufen tuollte. IS itelte fid,
beraus, 6aB er oas pferb in Der ltmaes
genb bon Iuifin unb ben @attel in
Iuifin felbft geffoblen bate.
= Der Garbtge Wpate Sones erbieIt
i'm Diitriftgeridt au Souffon Z Sabre
3u6tbausffrafe eines Notbaud,fsuer.
iu9s uegen, uno no9mals 7 Sabre
ipegen pferbebiebffabls.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-12-18
sies6en oainsberss 9aaO nod niemals

Sies9en 0ainsberss 9aao nod niemals
auf uHD niecer gegansen, uno 10 lanas
lam mar bic St!derei, an Der lie arbeis
tete, troBbem nod ME bonn iSlefe aeaan
gen, Dle an Dlefem Nbenbe. gs mar
tetn Wunber, benn mad ieoem aebnten
Sttdbe lleB iie 0dnbe unD Nrbeit linfen
nnD lebnte nd auriif, als fonute tie ni1t
mebr. ytah6em Tie oies Elm paar Dial 10
getrieben lfano he enoIt1 eana bon bem
yfdbtii9, auf unb giug 3rpeimai i'm 3in,
Iner auf uno ab. Sic tcblug bas Glapier
auf unb ftedte Die 2idter an bemielben
IN BrdHb. als oh iie ipielen lpollte, oenn
ne fpelte febr biibi9 - oann blies fie
bic Si9ter pieoer aus tlappte bas 3Ia
bier mieber 5u un6 fplelte nidt. = IS
mar tein 3meifel, iie mar unrubig, fehr
unrubig. - Sb aud pauIinden fir
oas NoenoeRen geiorst batte2 6b Die
DdHgelampe aud In geb0rigem Stanbe
mary VS. gait, li6 bapon 3u iiberaeuaeu.
Jules mar in fd6aiter Drbnung = leis
Der = benn irgenb etlpas 5u tbun au bas
ben, mdre ia cine Wobltbat geipeien -
paulln1en bate fiir Drei gefodt unb
gebraten; fir Drei. aber mo biieb er
Denn. biefer Oritte? Wenn ie elm N6enb
getpelen mar. an bem es gar feline Ws6a=
ltbteit CAB, bob er nibt fam, 10 mar es
bod Der beutige - unb INNER nod,
tDartete fie bergebli1 auf ben leifen
pobIbefannten 9IinseIi9lag. ginmal
mar fie f6on big an bic 9biir getprun.
gen, benn lie bate gang beutli9 feinen
S1ritt i'm 0ausffu geb6rt = aber ct
mar es bod ni6t gemefen = fin6 ct fam
nid]t; unb als fie na9ber nit benz papa
einiam am Sbeetiidb fob, unb als Der
alte @atb 0ainsberg gefagt bate, .bas
mulloert mid, bob beute BET Deioeniein
Mot tommt.1 bate iie raid aufiteben
uno lidb am Vebentiffe ettpas au fdbaffen
mapen maiien. benn 3uei i6mere 5brd=
men maren ibr lautlos iiber bic Wangen
gelonen. 90 lange fie nit bem Batter
aulammen mar, fdmpfte fie ibr 6era nies
Der uno fpra9 bon gieid5aiiltiqen Sin,
gen, aber bic Sbrdnen biieben ibr nid5t
erlpart, nitb als iie i'm Bette Iaa, benil
lie bate fi9 beute firth sur gube beaes
ben, unb als he ba9te, tpie 6be 6iefer
Abeno 9epeien mar, ben fie fidl 10 ieiio
getrdumt bate, ba tamen fie tpieoer in
langem bitterli9em Gtrom unb feud,te.
ten bas Rifien, auf oem ibr 6aupt lao
3um erfen MaIe fieI es ibr elm, bak
Wtarie Siife aud ein Deib mar, unb
ba5u ein f66nes, gum erlfen WfaIe fieI
es ibr fdwer auf bic SeeIe, pie er lid,
ols oas nnidtidulois" ert6nte, giiid.
itrableno gu iener umsemanbt 6atte,
udbrenb er fur iie niht einen Bid aes
babt, unb In ibrem unidulbigen 0ers
jen iua6te gum erIten Miale Elm bitteres,
breunenbes Msb auf, Dor bem Re ers
i9rat. Was iie nod ME setban, beute
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-12-18

tublle lie. oaB fie eiuem Mseui6en $50
tss miinf9te, baB iie IGN babie = unb
cas- mar Jene, fir bic er 10 idb6n ae=
iprpden. QSie i1Ie1t unb nieoria fie
li9 porfam = tuenn er iebi in ibr Sers
Ddtte bllfen t0nHen - lie fablte iid, ieis
ne1 unnaroig, uHo 10, an ii6 uno Der
ggtlt oer5melfelnD, idlief lie enolid elm.
ipte Elm Deri1ii1terter. fletner 0oael.
0em Der 9egen 6as @efieber burdndbt
pat.
st mar ni6t gefommen. Weit ab BON
Dem Qauie, in tpeldem bic 2idter perz
gebllcb fur ibn brannteu, fabrte ibn fem
gSeg 3u bem entsegengeiebten Shore Der
Staot btnaus, unb ebenio melt, biels
lel9t mod meiter tparen feline @ebaufeu
pom osm 6er5en entfernt, bas in 5dmer.
feiner martete.
(Gortfebuns foI9t.)
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.. triht einen 6reunD auf Der 5traBe.
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rmit Der GOmponlrerei lit nihts mebr
Los. &pmmt einem mai Elm @eoanfe,
oann bat man fein papier. um ibn
auBufhrsihen, bat man ibn aufgeiarie=
ben, oann finbet man teinen Yerleger,
bat man einem sefunben, oann 5ablt er
nihts, 1T oas Stiid gebrudt, bann
fauft es yfiemanb, fault es NAL elmer,
bann fann er es ni9t ipieIen, unb tanm
er es fpieIen, bann gefdlt's ibm ni9t
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