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National Republican., 1886-11-05

BY the way, twas a mighty forceful
wump the mugs made in the Bay State.
Our Republican friends over there have had
timely notice Of what may be done when
all the conditions are favorable for lusty
WINNING
National Republican., 1886-11-05

THE New York Herald gets from the
Neue Freic Prssse, Of Vienna, an interest
ing account Of an archaeological discovery
which was made few days ago IN Kertch,
During some street excavations In the Yo-
Tontsofskaia the marble basement and
pedestal once supporting a statue We're un.
ear.hed. There is au inscription on one
face Of the pedestal, stu IN perfect state
of preservation, which records that the
National Republican., 1886-11-05
WANTED---HELP.

WY ANTED-A WOMAN TO WORK FOR A
w family of thtce grown persons, must be
willing to go TO the country; also II man or boy.
Address X. Y. H., Republican Onice. 2S
National Republican., 1886-11-05

GEN. IIovEY, the new member from the
FIRST Indiana district, was Morton's right
bower in his crusade against the "sons Of
Liberty" He will be ready and able for
effective warfare on the Sons Of Belial in
Congress,
National Republican., 1886-11-05

at is tho Presidents policy that has
played the mischief with us, say the DO
feated and disguised Democratic congress-
men. "Your defeat comes Of your failure
to carry out my policy" replies the Presi-
don't
National Republican., 1886-11-05

II must be relief to the President to
know for fact that the Republican ma
johty IN the Senate viii not desert him, but
will stay by him to the end of his term.
National Republican., 1886-11-05
IFFICES FOR RENT.

In sums to suit AT G per cent
The above Is only n small portion of proper
ty ON my books. For full list call A. office for
bulletins issued on LIST and 10Th
National Republican., 1886-11-05

JUICE PEcKHAM's election is claimed 70
have been effected by the Labor party in
New York city. ON the other hand there
is claim that the Presidents 500 check
put Pcckham through.
National Republican., 1886-11-05

Roman Emperor Marcus Aurelius had
caused the missing statue TO be erected in
honor Of Tibcrlus Cesar. A search is now
being made for the statue.
National Republican., 1886-11-05
Mr.. I.ou,s James ns Richeiieu.


To all who had not seen Mr.. James, Biche-
lieu heretofore the uniform excellence and
originality Of his performance last night must
have been constant surprise II was, from
h't to last, and in every detail, aA uheN'
pectcdly great performance MI. James
splendid physique and voice are serytceabp
IN heroic parts, and therefore his Nirgiuus anl
his OthellO have the aid which, with the more
essential intellectual merits Of MS subtle roli'
ings, place him in thu very front rank aj the
hero Of these plays of consuming ani absorb.
irg passion. hut II was not expected thlt his
RiChClleu could possibly equal in merit these
roles. The play itself is strategy, although US
inatChlcss literary merit aud exceptional
dramatic passages will make it, like lIimlGt"
Il play which actors Of ambition will always
essay, We had thought Mr.. James unequal TO
the strength and especially TO tho I'm, by.
play of the part of the willy cardinal. But not
30. He never was more equal TO part than
In "RlchcliCu" last night. The first oct, which
even Mr.. Booth consents simply to walk
mcnI of strength and dramatic force
was not sighted by Mr.. James
II was, indeed, given new Significance ny MI
JamCss original reading IL IS needless to
Fay that in the fourth act, when prOupnncing
the curse of Rome, the actor reached tho s1.
preme power of the splendid writing In his
yet more splendid acting Mt. James must
have been gmtifcd by the intelligent aud ap-
prcciatlvc applause, which was not stinted' but
enthusiastic.
It would be hard to praise too highly the. ex-
quisite finish aud charming grace of Miss
Nainrights Julie dc Mortimer, rs in all the
work she undertakes Miss Wainwright
showed tho intelligent conception, delicate
touch, and skillnl treatment OF an artist des.
tined to become one Of the brightest ornaments
Of the American stage The other support was
fairly good OF course the piece was elegantly
mounted, and Miss Wniuwright's dresses were
up TO the high artistic standard Of richness
nfd taste.
Tonight there will bo repetition of "vlr.
ginius'
National Republican., 1886-11-05

THE Hon. Jacob Romeis, of Toledo, is game
citizen.-Nc,r York Tribune.
"And So" remarks Col. Morrison, 'is
my neighbor, Jehu Baker"
National Republican., 1886-11-05

EVEN while contemplating the PROSTATE
forms of Morrison aud Hurd the Boston
Hcrald has tue ciIrontcry to claim that the
elections are declaration against protec-
tipp
National Republican., 1886-11-05

IT seems pretty well settled that one
Democratic administration in fifty years is
about all the medicine of that kind the
country is going to take.
National Republican., 1886-11-05

IT is believed that Col. John A. Wilcox
or Mrs. Ella Wheeler Joyce could either of
them have written "Libcrty" poem as
good as the one produced by Whittier.
National Republican., 1886-11-05

Mr.. RANpALL should have nice little
valcdictory ready for Col. Morrison when he
steps out ON the 4th Of next March.
National Republican., 1886-11-05

THE defeat of Statesman Lamb is SOL
Cmn admonition to Indiana Democrats to
keep their really great men at home for
local uses
National Republican., 1886-11-05
Thn CnhInnt NInoILnr.

Al the members Of The Cabinet were IN nt-
tendance in the Cabinet meeting yesterday
Rltcguuon, excepting Secretary Whitney and
Postmaster General Villas,
National Republican., 1886-11-05

Mr.. HYDE is getting the better OF DR..
Jekyl in the Mugwump-Democratic como-
nation.
National Republican., 1886-11-05

Most OF thelittlc Democrats have escaped
the big ones have fallen by the way.
National Republican., 1886-11-05
KINun NEW POST BUILDING.

FOR RENT-Studios, Offices, and Lodge or
Society Rooms. There are yet vacant in the
New Post Building some well.lighted rooms,
suitable for Lodges aud Societies.
Also, several well.lighted rooms eligible
for Artists Studios; also, two rooms fitted for
light manufacturing, with or without steam
power. Otis elevator runs day and night. Ap.
ply at Post Counting Room.
National Republican., 1886-11-05

TINHE BERLITz SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES,
IA 723 14TH ST. N. W.,
and all other principal cities. Recognized as
superior to all other similar institutions.
Unexcelled advantages for learning CONVEX
SATIoN. Best of native teachers. Fee ex-
tremely low. New terms now for ladies, gem
tlemen, and children. Free trial lessons every
Saturday oct1-3m
National Republican., 1886-11-05

A REVISION of presidential possibilities Is
one Of the minor results Of the November
elections.
National Republican., 1886-11-05
UiNrED---MISCEEhANEOUS

NgTANTED-wEBS UNABRIDGED
w Dictionary in good condition; send mum
Der edition, and lowest price LEWIS, Repub'
liCnn Office. 90
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SPECTAL NOTICES.
czs HENRY 7. TATUM.

s1yss HENRY T. TATUM.
boarding aud Livery Stables in rear OF 927 D
ST. n. w. Saddle Horses, Bugges, Surrys aud
DaytOn's, with prompt driving horses for hire.
Carriages and Coupletts at short notice.
Will take few more Boarding lIorses and
will give thcm my personal attention and
guarantee satisfaction.
Telephone call-269.2. oc S-tf
nSNsl lNOTICE.-THERE WILL BE A MEET
w ing OF the stockholders of the District
of Columbia Gaslight Company, to be held NJ
sts, on MONDAY, NOV. 10, 1896, ,ArSOCLOCK
7. NJ, for the purpose Of perfecting the organi-
zation of SAID company and to transact such
other business as may come before the meet
ing.
CALEB W. sPoFFoRD,
NJ ID PECK,
J. RUSH MARSHALL.
ALONZOU STEWART,
HENRY %. SANTON,
oc2Tnol5 lncOrporators.
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yXTANTED-TO BUY A GOOD, STRONG,
DRAUGuT HORSE, Republican Once. II
National Republican., 1886-11-05

WY ANTED--2 BOYS; l AS WAITER AND
w TO carry out meals: colored preferred.
Apply with good references between 10 and
~ O'Clock a. m. at b23 18TH st. NJ W. j. w.
STEWART Caterer 2.S
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CnAKLEs1ON EARTmQUAKE.


DIR. f. p. HOWL AND will give two Lectures
on THE Charleston Earthquake, Its Results
and Phenomena" for the benefit OF the Asso-
GATED Charities of Washington, at the Ma.
TloNAL RIFLES ARMORY HALL, q street,
between gth and Tenth streets n w, on
MNEDNEsDAH AND FRIDAY EVENINGS,
These lectures will be fully illustrated by q
large number, OF photographs taken by br.
any,%oo on rodi ms ~ no W % fIi a51 tne
meIville, and will be shown by the stereopti.
con. over l5O photographs were taken, fully
illustrating the devastation of Charleston aud
the wonderful earthquake phenomena. AS
comparison Of earthquake and geyser action,
photographs will be exhibited of the Yellow
stone PARK, OF earthquake phenomena of South
America, and the wonderful Crater Lake of
the Cascade Range in Oregon, surveyed and
photographed this summer by Capt. DIttoa of
the. U, S. Geological Surveys Experiments
VII be shown illustrating the possible forces
First Lecture "DevGstatlon of Charleston"
Second Lecture: "Charleston aud Other
Earthquake Phenomena, aud illustrations of
the Progress Of Science and Discovery"
Single Tickets, admitting 10 one Lecture 2jc.
Course Tickets, admitting 10 both Lectures and
including reserved scalS, soc Each person
with q cabinet sized Photograph of some re.
suits of the earthquake. Tickets reserved
seats, and Photographs obtained at Billan-
tyne's, Book Store, rs 9Th st. ~. W. No re-
served seats held after $50 o'clock. Doors
open at Z, aud Lectures will commence pre-
cisely at o'clock. The following Photographs
Will be among those given with the course
tickets: U. $. Custom House, East Bay st.,
CharlestOn Charleston Jail aud Cracked Wall,
unsafe and condemned; St. Michael's Church
Ruins. from cor. Broad and Meeting sts.; st.
Philips .Episcopal Church, cracked and
broken columns; Twins Born during the Night
OF Charleston earthquakes Bishop Kane's
House In Ruins; House Burned Down on Night
of Earthquake; Old U. $. Court House, two
persons killed here: Arteslan Well and rear of
Catholic Schools House on Tradd ST., one per-
son killed; Orphans and Tents IN Which They
Lived; Charleston College. s. L. cor. of st.
Philip and George sts,; Medical College, cor.
Queen and franklin sls; Charleston Ptstotiice
and Demolished Building; Broken and Twisted
Monuments, Lutheran Cemetery; Deralled Lo-
comotive by Earthquake, Ten Mile Hill; Sand
Geyser made by Earthquake, Ten Mile Hill;
Demolished House, Summerville, four persons
killed, and Tent Life, Summerville.
The above Photographs and others for sale by
g. s. Cudlip, 459 Pa. ave, N. W., at 25 cts. EACH
the profits OF the sale of which, until Nov. @,
will be given to the Associated Charities.
oc30-6t
National Republican., 1886-11-05

YHTANTED-A LADY WOULD LIKE TO
w rent furnished room in the central
part of the city; state terms and location. Adj
dress Miss c. g., Republican Office. nOlitt
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WY vAN1ED 80 TYPE WRITING: WORK
w called for aud delivered with prOmptuess;
would take few students. MISS IDA B.
FAHEY, l4l3 q ST. n. w. l.6
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IPINTED---ROOJIS.

yXTANTED-BY 4 GENTLEMAN AND
w wife mo children, 3 or unfurniShed
rooms, with privilege Of light housekeeping.
Address with particulars, HAMMOND, Repub'
liCNn Office. l-0
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@eike sflape,t.

Ser bieier Sage einsetretene Sob
bes alten Raipar Iri1, zines Der rei9=
fen giirger bon Heip Orleans. ruff
grinnerungen on cine ber interefantes
fen perioOen in Der @ei6i9te bon
2ouiiiaaa, bic Yeriobe ber tpeis
Ben etlaperei, mad. Bon 1915
bis 1920 tparben grObe @9oarea beuts
f9er @inmanberer 5u Stem Orleans ge>
lan6et unb bort on ben MeiftbietenDen
perlteigert, I'm bic Soften ibrer lleber.
fabrt c.. abauperbienea. Inter bielen
2euten paren aud bic gltern bes Gaiz
per Nri1, bic Wutter nit einem Ginbe
an Der 8ruit. Gin anbersr ber 70 bem
Weiifbietenben augei@lagenen ormen
ginwanDerer mar Der nerftorbene @briis
tiau &oielius, Der fid ipiter bis on Die
Spibe Der Stem Orleanier Nbpofatens
hammer aufi6wang. &olelius fiel in
quite 66noe. Ct murbe BON benz Dru.
der &omels eritanben. Der ibnl bos Ses
BEN beibra9te unb &i9ter Worfmau.
Deifen Bureau er rein au balten bate,
erlaubte ibm bier uno ba elm @udl gum
Stubium. Gin anberer Gaa 1T Der
BON 9uianue Miiaer, beren gltern
mdbreno Der ueberfabrt ifarben. bic pers
tauft wurbe uno erit piele Sabre ipdter
ibre Greibeit erlangte. Cine ber r1ert.
luiirbisffeu Pro3sife in ben Annalen BON
2ouiRana biloet berienise I'M bic Jreis
hpit hipfer Nrren Ne,ttsr,pn nGinmnuheriff
Cine prhfuug Der Nuaeigeipalten Der
3eituussn aus iener 3eit ersiebt mebr
Nn3eisen fur be @ieoeterlangung Don
ausseriRenen Deuti9en als fur Our6ses
gangene yteger. 2aiper Nrid mar Bee
reits in ben 4Oer Sabreu alderman bon
Nem Orleans unb legislator BON 2ouiii=
ana. Sene groBe 9interlaKenf9aft
fdlt nad Nbaug BON $4,000, bic er on
eini9e Greunoe unb Nerwanoie perma9t
bat. ben Mrmen ber pres5ptberianer>
&ir9e au.
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ltnneroaute Gpetfe

i'm Masen entuidelt cine Saure, wel9e ben
Sbertbeil ber aeble unb bes @aumens Rid)t uno
bas Gobbrennen beruria@t. aud entpidelt ile
elm @as, tpel9ss Maeenblabuns uno elm Sc
flbl unb gusieben bon ausbebnuns in ienems
Organ naa bsm gifen erseust. @esen biefe
@aure unb sesen bieie S&penuns 1T So.
Fetter's Ntasenbitters elm peit befe'
res Seilmittel als altaIifde GaIse, tuie Grid.
horn unb fObIenIaure @oba. Gin Deinslas
bua 8itters mad ober bot benz giIen pirb gu.
berldiiia Der Bldbuns borbeuaen ooer fie Der.
treiben. Dieies f6mafbafte Gisenmittel segen
Dpspepfie, fopobl in ihrer afuten Nmie in ibrer
Gronii4en Gornt, berbiitet uno furirt oud 9art'
leibisfelt. eeberleioen, Nierenbeidmeroen, @er-
bofitat unb 9dmdde gSer an fid elm ab.
nebmen Der &rait bemerft follte unbersSelt@
Oieies f9maGb afre Stariuussmittel sebrauGen.
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seiats fiir ,errrae,te eriftensen.

9iele Mnfebler finb in neuefer 3eit
na9 Oatota nit Der 8orHelIung gefoms
men, baB bort Seber, fiir BEN ionit
ni9ts inebr in ber Melt iibrig geblies
ben, 2anbbau treiben unb babel nod
reid rperben tonne. Cine Menge bans
terotter grliten3en aus benz Often bat
fi1 in ben leBten Sabren na9 Dafota
gemanbt, I'm bort ebenio ibr Slid gu
maiden, tpie bic bielen bon 6aus at.
men, on barte f6rperIibe Nrbeit ges
tp6bnten Nnfiebler ober Nniieblerinnen,
bat aber babel ber3li9 i9le9te @eiddfte
gema6t. l1eber cine ie1er rlateind@en"
Garmen piro neuerbings gei6rieben:
Sas 4nmeien, bas pon einem rei9en
@ap,taliiten elmer Dur6 Speculation
beruntergetommenen Gdmilie aus Stem
Dort, nit melder er bertpanbt 1T, iibers
lafen tpur6e, bietet einen b0dft fonoers
barren Nnblid. Sn benz groBen Garms
bauie, bas nod pom porlgen Snbaber
ber baftebt, liegen Suwelen unb Oias
manten aus vbeReren Sagen" berum,
unb babel bietet oas 0aus melt meniger
Comfort, als bic elenoeite Quite zines
wirtli6en 2an6bauers. Die Snfafen
iinb BON ben unsuuerldifsen itanbina>
pii@en Mrbeitern 10 abbdngig, tule bic
tleineu &Inber. auf bem ganaen Nn'
weien berrfdt bas gr6Bte Dur@einans
ber. Nfit ben 8orrdtben. bic mcgee
morfen ueroen, f6nnten brei Jarmers
fumilien bequem egiftiren. Solde Ins
Deien giebt es iebt piele in Safota; fie
ale iinb friibem untergange gemsibt.
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trat. 8eraeib' 0err Mtanoatar, iaste
Oct @reis, aber berslei@eu 1T in ber
gbene hbli@, bel uns nidt! Wir
Wtdnner bon 3ulapce trlnten anar
gerne 99naps, a6er nur 6ann, wenH
mir i'm felblt besablea!
@inen Musenblid audte es i'm @ntltb
6es Manbatars, bann ld6elte er nod
piel bulbuoller. Mber lleben Seute.
lpra9 er, i'd pertrete ia unieren gnds
bisten 9errn, ben Grafen @eors. gr
1T @uer N6ter@en, Sbr feib feline &ino'
lein! Darf Der s,ater nidt feine Sim
bet bei9entens
Ser alte &i6ter f9iitslte ben &opf.
8er3eib', Qerr, ertpioerte er, aber oas
iiao mieber nur 10 Reben. mie man Iie
in ber gbene bort! Wir limb, nit Werz
laub, telne &inber, Der iunge 8raf tein
Batter, mir fab Bauern, er Der @utss
berr, mir foroern unier &e9t, tbun
uniere Ylidt, bas 1T Illesl
Mber, gutter Serr &i9ter, Sbr miiBt
bod.
0er3eib', Serr, mieberbolte Stefan
gum orltten Ntale. Mber bas 1T uieber
eine &ebe, tpie in Der gbene. Sort
fast man nSbr", bier aber nDu!"
nnb oh i'd elm gutter &i9ter bin. peiBt
Ou ia au@ nidt. Mlio, nod einmal,
fir Deinen SQUADS banfen mir! 46er
auf uniere Soften mollen mir ibn 3u
@bren bes @rafen trinten!
(Gortiesuns foIst.)
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SIN GinnerelIa sdlufl : stpre

finb neue Waaren einaetrofen fir bic
beborftebenoe Sriibiabrss Sais
on. Wir baben uns our6 ben Nu=
genfGein baUon iiberseugt, baB biefe
Waaren: 9amen= unb &ineer>51ube,
6erreni@ube &C.. bas Beite fno, mas
ie i'm bieiisen Wartte offerirt murbe.
9ie Muswobl 1T iebr rei9baltig unb bic
preiie finb ieoein 8ebhrfniB ansemeKen.
Wer elegantes unb bauerbaftes 91ub.
3eug tragen mill, Der gebe gum
CINDERELLA @hubs Store,
@de 9ouitouftraBs & Npe. 6.
2.8,t1i
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gd,pls' siaarb galup,t.

Sen Beiu9ern meinss Bi1ar6s
@alons, lopie benz pubIifum i'm NGs
gemeinen 5eige i9 biermit an, baB id)
pom l. Mdr3 ab bic &ontrole iiber bic
8inaros ielbft iibernebme. oa 9err %.
s.. @lart ii9 auf ieiuen eigeaen Wunid
Derdnbert.
8om l. Mdr5 OIL meroen bel mir brei
ber feinifen Bllar1tifcbe, tpie lie BON
ben eriien 8iliaroipielern Der Meli
benubt merben, 3u fin6en iein.
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- ueber bic 9ouarb Oelmible in
paleliire 1T Don ben 2nisbis Of 9abor
na9tr6gli1 ber 8opeott oetbdnst tuors
ben.
- poter Saplor in 6enrietta, Der
nit leiner 9ohter 8luti6anbe 9etrieben
baben ioa. III freiseipro@en tuoroen,
ba bic 3o1ter bic Mafaulbiguns beitreis
tet unb ber gobn ni@t aufgefuuben
iperben fann.
= Die gigentbamer Der bret in 9aIs
las befteben6en Singeltangel fino Dsrs
baftet uorben, neil lie in ibren 2ofas
len beraui9enbe @etrdnte perfauiten.
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Nus 2Iano @ountu tpirb uns a

- Mus Glano gountp tpirb uns ses
i4rieben: Dor einiaer 3ett eruannte
Der Di5trift= =Ri9ter %. %. Mourfounb
in Blanco @ounip elm Gonite, beites
beno aus ben 0erren Mar Griiger,
@apt. Mppea unb 8. Corners, fiir ben
3med, bic 8a1er ber Gountps8 s8eamten,
fotpie Die &uiIe bes 9dabmeifters al
unteriuhen. 9as &eiultat Der finftds
gigen Mrbeit mar, baB bic Bidder beg
@ountp' RiGter Dignau, Iopoie bieieni=
gen bes gountp glerf 8. G6niger in
lobensmertbem 3ufanbe befunben tpurs
ben. Oie Bidder bes S9abmeilfers
Bladtpeu maren in feiner guten 8ers
faiIung, iebo4 bate ber alie 9err mebr
@slb in Der &ai5e, tpie BON ibm Der=
langt mur6e, iebenfalls elm ieltener SOL
BEL 59abmeiitern. 0iele Steuersabler
tparteten nit Spannuug auf oas &eiulz
tat Der unterfu1ung, unb bahelbe 1T
um 70 erfreuliber, ba ein3elne ber 8e=
amten bon peri6nlihen 6einben f9on
felt ldnserer 3eit peroddtist wurben.
Ga Strange. 9lm 5. ftarb bier
Grau Sbereie 8ranbt, @attin bes 9errn
8. u. Brandt. 6rau Brandt mar cine
Iiebepoae Satin uno Mutter uub eine
ioreltdbe Sausfrau, bic fein id6neres
3iel fannte, als bic treue @rfiilung
ibrer bdus.i9en pFi6ten. 4nipru9s.
log unb bei6eioen, mar fie BON Mlen
perebrt, bic bas ftets galtlife Saus oer
6amilie 8ranDt ie betreten batten.
Sriebe ibrer Ml9e! = @ir ipre9en
biermit ber iGnler3gebeu9ten Jamilie
uuier tiefffes 8eiIeib aus.
- Bad. Maro, elm iunger Want in
glarts0ille f6oB fi6 in ielbfm0roeris
fder NbR6t in bic Bruf, na9oem er
Sbeil an einem 9an3perguiigen genonts
men unb elm Mdo9en nod 0auie be-
gleitet bate.
= Das 0orperb6r bes iunsen pbis
lipps In Iuitin megen angebli9er grs
norbung 1T 81 @nbe, bod nurbe 6as
urtbeil nod ni9t sefdllt. Ser 8erba@t
gegen ibn fuBt barauf, 5aB ct @runb
su Der grmorbung gebabt baben t6nnte,
neil feline Grau nit anbern Wdnnern
in Niiignationsbduiern 5uiammentraf.
Mu9 In ber Morbna9t mar fie mebrere
Stunben lang In einem fOl9en geweieu.
- Nuf abams Garm in paIeitine
tritten ii9 atpei iunge Mdnner, @arrett
unb Gemberrp, um bas Giittern bes
0iebs, bas Seber benz Nnbern aufbals
fen mollte, nobel Newberrp benz @ar,
rett cine Obrfelge CAB. Nm nd4ften
MOrsen ertuartete Der 2ebtere ben ytetus
berrp am Gutterbaufen unb idOB ibn
nit elmer Glinte tobt. 3wei 9Ilfss
9beriffs folgen benz M6rber.
- Die @ei6dftsleute in Sort Wortb
bielten cine 8eriammlung ab, unb bes
fiirmorteten in Derielben cine Bemili'
gung fir Sabine paB.
= Ser gounipanwalt gaitman in
Del @io ftiirate beim Spasierenreiteu
bonn pferbe uub erbielt mebrere 6nf
itldge ins @ef9t, bur9 tuel9e er t0bt'
lid perwnnbet wurbe.
- Ser W6r6er 3bos. 8runlep II
@reeupille lit bonn 0ortigen Diltr;ttge
ribt su 20 Sabren 3udtbaus oerurtheil
uoroen. 9ie 8epblferung bdlt bafir
baB bic Strafe su i6wer 1T.
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Grifes gliiibenregen,
Nu9 Der Wetn i'm Safe ipiiyt
Sen5esfrob' Bewegen.
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Ser nur, ber am Orte,
Wo bic &ebe bliiht, ssbieb-
Mein berielben 9erte.
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Wie Elm liebenb WaIen-
8lei9 als pdr' in's eole NaB
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Seine 2iebeslieber.
Wel6' elm 9dmmern unb @epo9
Hanu in 9er3 uno Saupte,
Wie bereinf, oa ieIbit i6 nod
Nn ben Griibling glaubte.
Observation-Disclosures,
Greuet Sung uub Nlte!
Sunge &ebe-alter Wein-
9aB @u6 @ott erbalte!
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-02-15
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sentrant6eit seplast it,.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-02-15

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-02-15
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2unsen Sbrup in Oem eriten @raoe ber
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allen Gdllen bon 3uifen. Grtdltunsen. 8ron.
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tsmea, tpelde ais @rrldufer Der S@ipinbiudt
selten &reis 80 Gents unb 81 90. 8erfauft
BET 8. &alteber 6 Con.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-02-15

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tunasrebaeteurs fret. Der 6erausses
ber BEG betrefenben 8lattes forbert in
bemielbeu aur Bewerbung auf nit benz
3uiaB: Wer feline eigene 6@eere mit'
brinet, bat ben @orsus!