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at the end of the year. Thus, in the
case Of one laborer living in Liverpool,
the united earnings of the father,
mother and one son, is only 1886 per
year, while the expenses (the family
numbers six) are a trife over that
amount.
A not uninterest ng feature of this re-
ally valuable book is the chapter de-
voted to Synopsis of Labor Legislation
in theU nited States" Each state is
considered separately. Thela in re-
gard to fire escapes In several states is
very explicit. in Colorado, MARYLAND,
Massachusetts,, New York, New Jersey,
and some other states, there are laws to
compel merchants and manufacturers
to permit seats for their female en-
pIoves when not employed. Whoever
heard of this law being enforced2 The
laws for the protection of the lives Of
miners are also very strict, but, like all
so-called labor legislation, are more often
honored in the breach than the observ-'
auce.
Associations of workmen IN the differ
ent states should guard jealously the few
rights they have. Cases of fagrant vio-
lation of these laws are common, and
should receive the attention they de-
serve. Trial cases should be made in
the courts, and the strength or weak
ness of the laws thoroughly tested. Let
us see how often we can bring to Justice
the open vlolators of the laws for the
protection of the lives and health of the
proletariat cl 1885, CATo.
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s y
case will be given to the jury about the
close Of the week. It is impossible. as
yet. to even guess what the result
will be. The capitallstic press. still ma
lignant and unfair as ever. seem conf.
dent that the worst will happen to our
comrades. They long ago gave the YER
dict, and should they be disappointed
such howl will 60 up as has never been
heard. even from these inquisitors of
the press. Their cry IS constantly for
blood. Revenge is stamped legibly
upon every sentence dealing with the
trial of the Anarchists. Should they be
gratified every stone in the bastile
where Il ese men are Injured will cry out
against the Judicial murder. Caro-.
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The Best Utterance on the Labor Cues.

The Best Utterance on the Labor Ques-
ton.
solutions sociales," translated by Marie
Howland.
Social Solutions a semi-monthly
pamphlet, containing each a twelfth
part of an ad nirable English translation
of M. Godin's statement of the course of
study which led him to conceive the So
cial Palace at Guise, France. There Is
no question that this publication makes
an era in the growth Of the labor ques-
ton. 1t should serve as the manual for
organized labor in its present contest,
since its teachings will as surely lead to
the destruction of the wages system as
the abolition movement lead to that of
chattel slavery. Each number contains
articles of importance, besides the por.
tlons of the translation. Many of these
are translated from M. Godln's contri-
buttons to the Socialistic propaganda in
Europe.
Published as regular issues of the ].
W. Lowell Library, by the J. W. Lowell
Co.. IA & 16 Vesey street. New York, N.
Y, at 10 cents per number; the sub
scription of 81 secures the delivery of
the complete series.
Contents OF No.N3.
The Cooperative Traveller Abroad.-Capital
and Labor at Guise. Continued. By Ed
ward Owen Greenlng.
The Integration of Society. By Henry Carey
Baird.
Important Labor Circular. By T. v. Pow
derly.
Industrial Disorder and the Order to be Es-
tablished Translated from the Dev-oir)
Written by M. Godin.
What do we Understand by Integral Coop
Grafton?
Success and Failure of the Cooperative
Movement in the Upper Part Of New York
City. By Edward Rowland.
Social Solutions. By NJ. Godin. Translated
by Narie Rowland. Continued.
The Labor enquirer., 1886-08-14
SOCIALIST PROPAGANDA FUND.

The declared objects of the Rocky
Mountain Social League are to hold agi-
tation meetings, distribute literature and
in all ways aid in the propagation of the
doctrines of Socialism. For the purpose
of allowing any who may feel so disposed
to contribute means to carry on this ag-
itation, by printing and circulating
books and tracts, the League has ordered
the opening of Propaganda Fund" in
TEE ENQUIRER.
Contributions should be sent to G. o.
Shove, 291 Stout street, Denver, Colo,
who is secretary treasurer of the Pro-
visional Committee. All donations will
be acknowledged in this column.
G. o. SHOVE,
ary-Treasurer.
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Use Wilhelm's Nasaline for Catarrh.
Hay Fever and Colds. Drug stores; 80
CONsUMPrION CURED.

An old physician, retired nom practice,
having had placed in his hands by an East
India missionary the formula Of simple
vegetable remedy for the speedy and perma-
nent cure Of Consumption, Bronchitis, Ca
tions, also positive and radical cure for
Nervous Debility and all Nervous Complaints,
AFTER having tested Its wonderful curative
powers in thousands Of cases, has felt 1t his
duty to make it known to his suffering fell
lows. Actuated by this motive and desire
to relieve human suffering, / will send free
of charge, to all who desire 1t, this recipe, In
German, French or English, with null direc.
tions for preparing and using. Sent by mail
by addressing with stamp, naming this paper,
W. A. MOVES, l49 Powers Block, Rochester
New York s3- -. - -
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The celebrated stiff Hats from the
Cooperative Hat company just received
at C,ayton's.
For s.le.

One beautiful entire block of ground,
improved, three good houses and barns,
etc, all rented, on Larimer and Holla-
day streets, accessible to railroads; price
81 900.
Two lots on South Eleventh street,
near Olive; price $500.
Three lots and two story brick, nine
rooms, near the La Veta place on South
Fifteenth street, facing the Capitol
grounds; price $l1 600.
One double two story brick and lots,
44x66, on Larimer, near Thirteenth !;
price, $500.
House and saloon, complete, 280 Lar
inner, four wears lease; price 500.
s. VINoT,
2809 Larimer street.
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boycottin9 the Courier. The cases have
been appealed.
d. A. SO meets tomorrow week. Sun
day, August %. Delegates should keep
the date in mind.
A slight trouble is reported at the
Lyons rock quarries. 1t is over the
price per block for cutting stone. About
fifteen workmen are effected.
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HofIce

To all interested in the Credit Foncier of
Slnaloa. At the regular meeting to-
night Saturday a report will be made
of the concessions granite the colony by
the Mexican government. Subscribers
and all others interested in Integral Co.
operation are urgently requested to be
present; remember the time and place
Saturday night, at s o'clock p. m at
SchradskY's hall, 375 Larimer street.
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Thanks.

Ye editor and lady we're presented
with fine cake on Thursday evening.
The maker and donor was John Fish er,
president of the Bakers union, and as a
work of art the mountain of sweet did
him credit.
The Labor enquirer., 1886-08-14
THE LEAGUE.
Secretary y-Treasurer.

There was fair attendance at the
League meeting on Sunday last, and in
teresting remarks were made by several
comrades upon the subject of Useless
Toll" The same topic will be discussed
tomorrow evening. and everybody is
invited.
The Labor enquirer., 1886-08-14
/ COOPERATION.
To Progressive Men and Women.

An agricultural and industrial colony,
having for Its aim. Liberty, Equality.
Fraternity and Solidarity, is being
formed, on the cooperative plan, in one
of the most favorable locations in Cali
fornia. Only those in full sympathy
with our aims and objects are invited to
JOIN. For terms and particulars address
J. J. Martin, Room 4, l. o. o. F. Build.
ing, San Francisco, California.
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8rieffaHen. n.

2eier in 6 MISS Mlp, GaD=
cite s o.-@ie eriu9en uns un1 elite
@efdqigfeit unb beridumen es glei9seis
tig, uns Sbren gtanten gu neners Dieie
&ndf6t bdtten Sic bod tpobl beoba9=
ten f6nnen! l1ebrigens gIauben mir,
5aB bas betrefenbe 8latt-obpobI mir
ri6t piel DDn bemielben balten-bo1
imnterbin Mnitan6ssefiibl genus babett
tpirb, cine fa9li9 utto lei6eni9aftsIos
gebaltene 8eri9tisumg bes bon Sbnem
geritgten-alerbing 5ienli6 aldermen,
aber bod au9 re9t barmlolen Mrtifels
su bringen. Sic t6nnen uns bod aber
beim befen Willen ni9t aumutben, Mls
leg sll utpiberlegen" l1no 5u uberi9ti<
gem, mas irgenb Elm QuaHelfopf in
ieinen MuBeifunben aufammeni6miert!
2eier in Der Gtabt.-5ie ba>
ben &e@t, mir baben einen mistake
gema9t: es banbelte. li9 in benz betrefs
fenben Sale ni6t INN ben 2aternenz
mann &o6efort, fonbern INN ben pari=
fer 9o5ialiifen &o9e. Gin fali@es
&abeltelegramm CAB 8eranIai1ung alt
bem Srrtbum.
s. 6. in g L., s. Go.-gefen Danf
tyr bic freunoli6e 3ul6rift, in nd6fer
2Sobennummer mebr baoon.
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Ser wsaaet als eim @aipateter.

SIN bbspeptifden @fasea per6en mad ben
@tablaeitem unreine @afe er3eust, bic ibn ios
tpobl tpie bic D1rme ausbebnen nnb beldftigen.
Oas befte MitteI seseu 8IGbunsen, Binb unb
Sdmer5en int 1tnterfe be, Sobbrennen unb fau.
ren unb iibelriedenben 9tusDurf ift Soft e t.
ters aeenbitte RoppelfobIen.
iaureS Ratron unb aufbrauienbe Abfiibrr,ittel
ffebel ibnt peit mad an @irffamfeit, unb
fdpd6en ben Masen, pie es iebt bon Geraten
ipobl berifanSen ipirb. SariseS Grinfen, mas
es aud fem mag, lit bem Wagen idabIid, uno
cs 1T iebenfalls ni6t ber 8erbauuns autrdsli9,
iuenn mon feline @dfte berbannt. @lit SlIfe
6eS 8itteren erransen bic gerbauunssorsane
ibre berIoreR sesansene &eseImabisteit unb
&raft pieber, tpenn iie f9tpa@ nnb amBer Orb.
rang finb; bies sefdiebt nidt auf einn,al, ober
bod NIT elmer S@nellisteit, iueIde Die @orais.
Ii@teit biefes Setlmittels tennaei@uet GS Bat
nod tpeiter bic Wirtung, ben Stublsans rno
pie 2eber a,t reaelm, ben a5rper sesen 1ialaria
5u befdiBen, &beumatiSmuS unb Neuralgie au
linbern ,tnO 2ebensiraft au berniebren.
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9ie Grau gebor9te, aber iie i9lief In
iener Na6t tpenig, unb ibre @eele rief
intnter tpieber: 8ptt erbarme bid! alb
tteinem Manne ben @lauben an Sid
uieber! @s iinb f9on biele peiiere @es
bette gum 9immel empprgeitiegen, aber
bieuei9t feines, bas rtbrenber un6 in.
briinfttger tpar.
Mls ber li6te Sag in bic &ammer
f9ien, faBte ite tteuen Mutb unb mar
barin betdrft, als fie ibren Gattem tpiez
6er nit rubisem NntIib sur Stride bin
f9reiten fab.' Damn aber tlta9te iie
fi9 auf, un glei9falls eine pfi@t su
erfnuen, bic tpDbl ni6t rttnber beilig
mar, als Die feline, tlrt iib Der Mnulia
un6 ibres 9auspeiens an3unebnen.
Die Mermfe bate tn ienen Sagen ibs
ren Greunben bittere 5orgen bereitet.
Das lebte Hare, berftdnbli6e Mort.
bas fi9 ibreu 2ippen entrungen, mar
Der Name ibres Gatten gepeien, iener
S9rei, ben iie ibm na6ienoete. Son
ba ab mar tpieber bic finnloie &aierei
bes S9mer5es iiber iie gefomnten unb
wdbrte fort, Sag um Sag, Na6t um
yta6t. Sbr Muno faab fein 8ort bes
@ebetes o6er ber &lage; ibr Muge feline
Sbrdne; iie fubr fort, gegen fi6 ielbit
gu miitben uno nur iener tpilbe Sants
merf6rei entrang it6 INNER tpieber ben
blahen 9ippen, iiber bic feline 2abung
fam. Wer fie 10 liegen fab, ging nit
Der lleber5eugung bintpeg, oaB fie
iDabnltnnig getpor6en; t.ur Der pope
beDabrte fid bic 9pffnung. @s tpirb
boriibergeben, tr6ftete er fein Weib; ibr
9er3 TT tDilber als bas uniere, barum
aud ibr Meb. Sn ber Sbat, anmdlig
linberte fi@ Die @etpalt bes fieberbaften
S6merses; bic unglidli6e iamn,erte
ni6t ntebr unb nabm 9peiie unbS bSrattf,
aber ben Sreun6en mar bieier 3uitanb
f9auerli9er, als bet friibere.
l5ortfesuns foIst.l
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1nrresunnaems. @6ulenburo.

correspondents. S9ulenburg, 26.
Ipril. Set benz 10 i1tereKamtea umb
boaifdnbtget 8ert9te iiber i5apette
@ountp in ber nGreie prefe", tpel@er
BEN nnternebmungsgeiite bes 6erauss
gebers al bober gbre gereidt, 1T in
S@ulenburg cine Mufnabme ser Gin
tpobneralbl Dorgenomnten tpDrben unb
1T bas @rgebniB berielben, (im engeren
Sbeile 0er 6ta6t), 813. Sabon isars
bige 100; 408Altnb mdnnli1en unb 4O5
tpeibli6en Gef9le@ts. Die ettpa nur 2
Wtonate alte 3eitung r99ulenburg
Siftings" TT, in Golge bes 8eri9pins
oens ibres 9erausgebers, tpieber eins
gegangen unb r@9alenburg @oifp1
an ibre Stelle getretem. 2ebtere bat
9errn 3. 8. MeGinnon, tiirsIi9 MapDr
BON S@ulenburg, gum 9erausgeber,
un6 ldBt fi9 Der 3eitung, unter bieien
umfdnben, tpobl ein giinftises progs
nOitifou itellen.
Sonnabeno, ben "a. fonsertirte Die
SDroler Sdnsertruppe oes Serrn
@alner i'm biefigen @afino=S9ulbauie
bor einem tlur. f@ma9en publitun,.
9auptgrunb bes geringen 8efu9es mar
toObl bas auf ben folgenben Sag fall
lenbe Sferfeit, sl tpel9em bic gt6ff=
nung non Sengelntanns @arten fir
biefea CONNER beboritanb. Grab apt
Mforgen bieies Sages lieB bic bieIige
Ifulitfapelle ibre Meifen In nerf9ieoe=
tten Sbeilen Der @tabt erflingen unb
mabnte bic 8etuobner fopobl an bas
Oferfeit, tpie aud an bic grbffnung
bes 8artens, bel tpel9er @elegcnbeit fie
bic Muiit liefern tpiirbe. Ser @arten
prangte i'm i96niten Srublingsgriin
unb mar Der geiu9 Elm re9t 5abIrei9er.
Wtan anlfirte ii9 in Der peridiebenlten
8eife biz fpdt in bic gaa9t binein.
Im Mbeuo befelben Sases fanb bic
angefiinbigte @Orfellung Der @oltens
fteins Srnppe in 9isb 9il fat. Nufs
gefiibrt ipnrbe: uGr 1T ni9t eifers
ri6tig" unb y Ser S9uiter als prin3"
Sur9 bic gang boraagliGe 9artellung
beiber Stiide tpIlrbe Der our6 unliebz
Jane gr6rterunsen apil6en benz vMas
nager" @olbi9miot unb benz Romite
beg Surnbereins berborgerufene MiBton
tpieber berpii@t.
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= Ser 9auptgrunb, tpeBbaIb fid5 Die
@enatOren 10 segen bic abi9afung Der
gebeimen Gibungen ftrduben, iol Der
fein, bob iie es ii@ in 0ffentli6eneiBu
ni6t 10 gemiitbli6 MAIDEN t6nnten.
Die uWiiroe 6es Senates f9minbet, 10,
balb Die Sbiiren gei6IoFen finb. Ser
eben mod 10 feierli@ oreini6auenbe
Senator itedt fib cine Gisarre an, rds
felt fib in ieinen SIP 3uriid, ftredt bic
Beine auf fein pult, unb nun geben
BITE ySebatten" in 6er suamglpfeIeifen
Weiie BON Staten, obne baB Elm inbis.
treter n&eporter" ettpas babom in oie
3eituug feBen tann. 9luf biele @es
mttbli@e miiBten bic 6erren Bel 9lbz
f@aHung Der @ebeimfibungen natiirli1
berai@ten, unb bas 1T, mie 3unbige
piflen tuOllen, ber 9auptgrunb, tpas
rum fid 8iele NIT 9dnben unb SiBen
bagegen ftrduben. l1ebel su ttebmert III
es ibneu i'm @runbe ni9t.
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0as @athhaus in WhiIoherhh

- Das &atbbaus in philadelphia
TT nod unbolenbet, obglei6 iein Bau
bereits i'm Sabre 1872 unternommen
tpur0e unb bisber 12 Millionen Dollars
gefoitet bat. @s 1T bas srbBte @ebdus
be in ben Ser. Staaten un6 tpirb mad
feiner 8ollenbung 2,800 Quabrats
fuB mebr an 8oben bebeden, aIs bas
Capitol in Waibington. Ser Sburm
auf Der Norbieite beg @ebdubes ion 535
SUB bod un6 nit benz @tanbbilbe
penn's getr6nt werben; gegenmdrtig
bat bieier Sburm erit eine 96be bon
270 Sub errei9t.
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ssmterefiante (srfahrnnaett.

Ser Mobelbanbler Siram Cameron in 60.
lnmbus, @a., ma@t feline grfabrungen in fol-.
genber sSeife befannt: vSeit brei Sabren
babe i'd lebes Seilmittel fir 9fagen- unb Site
renleiben berfn6t, bas i@ i'm Sanbel befinbet,
aber obne Grfolg, Bis i@ enbli9 electric 8it.
ters gebrau@te. Sd nabm GIaiden unb bin
iest sansli6 sebeilt uno balte electric 8itters
fur ben befen 8Iutreiniser in Der gDelt. Maior
y. 3. &eeo BON Seit 2ibertb, ab., gebraudte
electric 8itters sesen lanse beite6enbe Mieren.
affection un6 fa9t: v@i9ts bat mir 70 aebolfen,
als electric 8itters.@
gertauft gu so Gents bic Glafde bel u.
DreiB.
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@imes @apttatms alitdltd,e 0uteedatta.

Capt. Coleman. e6oner 8eYmoutb, bet
ttpti9en Mtlantic 9th unb Netp 9ort fdbrt,
litt 70 beftis an 9uifen, bab er n.9t f9lafen
tonnte .@r tpurbe beranlabt, Or. &ings Stem
Dtseoberb gesen Musaebruns gu beriu@en. ES
berl1afte ibm ai9t Ilur augenblidli6e 2inbes
rung, fonbern beilte ibm aud bic tuunbe 8rua.
Seine Eiaoer paren in 9leidet @eile affiairt
unb cine einaise DOTS bate bel ibnen benisIbcn
guten Grfols. Or. Sings geip Diseosery III
nun bas SauptmitteI i'm Gol.manl@en Saus.
balt uno am 8orb bes Gdoner8.
@robeaai6en bities Mittels gratis in u
Dreib' Apotbfe.
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Der SrnH.

Gin pfarrer tr6Fete einen 8auern
Bel benz So5e ieines Weibes nit ben
Worten: n@ebt gu6 sufrieben, gutter
Jreunb, g6nnt Current Meibe ibr Glhd!
tie TT nun tpobl aufgeboben, ber Iiebe
@ott bat iie !"- rSn, bat er iies4 fiel
Der gauer elm, otlu, itu, CT tpirb aud
feine Notb nit ibr baben."
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Ser leere m a /. m.

n9err 0oetor", fragte cine eitle
Dame ihren glrat, vtpober tommt nur
biefer beftige Blutan6rang na9 meinent
&opfeN %, bas 1T ni@t bon Bebels
tung, es 1T nur eine Mirtung BET
Watur. Sieie haBt, tpie sic tpif5en,
teben lseren &au@. unb 1T beftrebt, ibn
aus3ufRaen.
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Cine arpber Ghemarn.

Trau: u2ieber Mann, ba f@au nur
ber. ieBt babe i6 f6on tpieber einem
3qbn Derlprett."
@atte: rDer tpirb fi9 aber freuen,
liebe Grau, baB er nit Deiner 3unge
ni9t mebr III einem 2ogis au tpobften
brau9t."
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= @ebrau@te Sunsaline gegen Neu.
ralgies sNnfdlle, nebrere babon irtenfibem
@baratters, unb feine Mirtung mar
b66ft sufrieoenitelenb.
3. 8. 8eu, M. g., 2ouisbile, Sep.
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grsprdfbent 9(rtbur Ieibet, pie
es beiBt, an Der 8rigbt'i6en Nieren.
tranfbeit un6 iie9t an berfelben Iangs
fam 6abin.
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u n III nristise1tes. q.

8eHdtigmng. @el6berIei=
ber: Seben Sic fi9 einmal meinen
@arten an, tuie ba bic pfanaen lit nes
berfile tpu9ern =
STUDENT: &ein Wunber, = BET
Sbnen h II @ @ert eben Mues!
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@ebantenfplitter. Das
&aubtbier seigt feline Natur, tpemn es
8lut, ber Menf@, tuenn ct @elb fiebt!
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Ser allerrneiife S9musgel mirb
iiber bic @rensen 6es sInitanf es ge=
triebenl
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Mus Be m BabeIeben.

9err: 0ie Stunben, bic i9 in Sbrer
Ndbe perIeben ourfte, tbeuerfe Greuns
bin, geb6ren 5u ben gliidli6ten l11eines
9ebens. Sd f6eibe nit namenlolem
Web uno merbe Sic ME oergeiIen !,
t6nnte i'd Sic gang befibenl
Dame: @bier Greunbl 2ange babe
i'd getdmpft unb bdtte Sbnen gerne
bas S6tDerite eripart - aber id6 barf
nt@t; i'd muB Sic aieben laKen obne
Srot unb -obne 9offnupg. @eraeiben
Sic mir, oaB ib Sbnen Bis beute berz
t9pieg, mas i6 f9on ldngft bdtte be-
tennen follen: t6-i@ bin berbeiratbet! |!
9err: Sd audi
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8erMhia ma.

Doftor (beiorst): u@r pbantafrt,
fpri6t berporren. gia febr bebentlides
3ei9en !"
9iener: nN9, Serr 9ottpr, 6as bat
ni@ts gu fagen; ber 9err gommeraien.
ratb iprtdt ME gei1eibter."
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: l1ngebantte @nabe. Drei
8erbre6ern tpirb bic, anldBli9 etnes
&egierungspe@iels, erfolgte 8egnabi=
gung berleien : oa tritt elmer berielben
Dor unb fpri6t: rs bitt', mas bab'n
MIR benn ang'teat, baB mir mitten i'm
Winter begnabigt tperben?"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-04-28

gu bel perIangt.- Gin .mefs
lenburger 2anbpaitor begegnet einem
alten gBeibe, tpel1es einen flapperbn.s
rem 3ie9enbof an Der 2eine fiibrt: !:
S9dmt Sbr eu6 nenn ni3t Der Siimbe,
Trau2 Wollet gebenten bes 8ibelmprs
tes: Ser @ere@te erbarmt Ii9 ieines
Wiebes = tinb neiter: Su folIit benz
O6ien, ber ba brii9et, bas Maul ni1t
berbin6en !-Se, ia, Serr paitor, bat
feggen Sci tpol, Sci bemwen al gauo
preoigen, diner nebmen g mid dtpel.
Soubn Sci ii9 mol babdgli@ 10 afs
itrapa3iren, as be oil 3dgenbuf beibt
unb freten man borbi mir mid as grdl.
nes @ras!
Ma 9 Der M obe. 3piI6en Ell.
mem aufri9tigen 8ater un6 ieinem aus
tlnftigen S9miegeriobne fanb fiiraIi9
folgenbes 3piegefprd9 ftatt:
Nater: Qllfo sic tpollen nteine Sod,
ter beiratben?
Greier: gs 1T mein b0@iter Wuni9.
Batter: 20nnen sic to6en2
Greier: Sd? nein.
8ater: &6nnen Sic maiden, bill,
geln, Stritmpfe itopfen, Rinber mats
ten2-mit einent Worte: fDnnen sic
ben 9ausbalt beiorgens
Treier (aufs b69fe perbubt): &C.
NIB ni6tl
Iater: So, bas alIes mhiIen Sie
aber tbnnen, benn meine So@ter fam
es ni@t.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-04-28

M6rtli@ befoIgt. gsas
TT bas fiir eine Dirt, baB Du Sid auf
Der promenaoe fortpdbrenb umi9au Il!
Wama, Du bait mir bo9.ielbIt
gelagt: tuenn Elm Mdb9en einen Mamn
betpmmen min, muB es fi@ barna6
umfeben!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-04-28

prob Bat. Wenn i'd nur tpaBz
te, tDte i6 meine Grau babiu bringen
fOnnte, baB fte iib etipas ui1 bic Slide
befiimmertl = ., oa tpeiB i9 ein Mit=
tel, bab tie gar ni9t nebr aus Der
&a@e binaussu6ringen iein nirb! =
Nun, uno mas folI i9 benn MAIDEN? =
Ma6' Der G6@in ben SofI
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-04-28

Die
0BsbentIt@e Treie asrefFe
erideint
ieben DOnnerIfas
unb fcffet
$3.50 bas Sabr Ober $1.25 far
Wsonate in gOrausbe3uHlans.