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The Wilmingtonian., 1886-03-20

whatever in the presence of the imminent
danger of the extinction of one of the most
| important sources Of food supply concurrent
ly with that of an equally important indus
try. The waters of our state are in danger
of being depopulated of fish, yet the proper
conservators of public interest, our legisla-
ture, are probably Ignorant and not the less
to be judged on that account, of the fact.
1t is understood that the Federal govern
ment gives the spawn, but all other expenses
are borne by our State Game Association,
private, but most creditable and public spir-
tied corporation.
DIR. Shortlidge considers it possible, though
with the meagre facts III hand at present no
definite statement could be made, that the
output of the Brandywine hatchery should
be sufficient at least to stem the present in
creasing depopulation of fish in this locality.
The Lake shad now on hand will be dis
Jributed over the state. Some will be sent
to Dover; l5O, ,000 have gone to Middletown.
These fish like the Lake trout are not migra-
tory. They are destined for the fresh water
ponds and rivers for restocking purposes.
These species are an entirely new experiment
IN our'waters, never having been tried here
before. The Doctor knows no reason why
they should not flourish in Delaware. German
carp get along splendidly here, and why
| should net Lake Michigan shad! Natura-
lists lre constinually exchanging species be.
| tween the two continents. 1t is found that
acclimatization is not difficult. Our state OF
Delaware, with its very lengthy coast line
and large internal acreage of water should
/ nave awakened to its duty in this respect
much earlier then to-day. Other states that
have nothing like ocr water area have long
ago taken this matter in hand as well wor-
thy of consideration by their legislatures.
All varieties of questions, some Of them of
pointed value are asked Doctor Shortlidge.
One is whether when the young fish are dis
tributed in the ponds will they not be i'm
m diately gobbled up by the voracious natives
Of oul lakes and rivers. The Doctor says OF
course they will, according to natural laws.
A large percentage must be lost in that way,
but if it amounted to 90 per cent only of
those hatched out, the artificial process wonld
still beat Dame Nature hollow. For the
greater danger, during the incubating period
when the largest share of prospective fish
life is destroyed in the natural way, is safely
bridged over by the artificial nursery process.
AS soon as the small fish can swim around
for itself its prospect of an extended future
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1886-02-25
ROAD AND BRIDGE VIEW J

ROAD AND BRIDGE VIEWS.
Curtin's Bridge, Howard twp. $50
Roopsburg =" Bsnner :. 49, az
Locust Mills Bridge, Huston
twp. ....''...'...'. IL lo
Road view, Potter twp........ 10 90
Worth "........... 1890
Snow Shoe twp. IL 20
d" ... 2l 10
Howard twp.......... IA so
- to vacate Snow
Shoe township...... 26 90
Road view to vacate Liberty
township p........................... "a 90
Road view to yacate Snow
Shoe ship..............." IA 60
Road view in Boggs and Cur
tin townships ...... IA 20
Road view in Rush and Snow
Shoe tOwnsnlps."............ 81 80
Road view to vacate in How
ard township. ................." Is GO
Road view to vacate in Gregg
township. ...... -. .........." $50
Road view to vacate in Ben
ner township......"".... GO
Road view to vacate in Col.
leKe townshi p"."""""..". q GO
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1886-02-25
FINAL STATEMENT OF ACCOUNT WITH
CHARLES SMITH, TREASURER.

COMMISSIONERS OF CENTRE COUNTY
IN ACCOUNT WITH r G BRETT, PRO-
TH0NUTARY AND CLERK.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1886-02-25
BRIDGE ACCOUNT.
AUDITORS PAY.
PRINTING ACCOUNT.

tax account'.'.'...'.'"''''""' - w 20 w
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1886-02-25

CHARLFs SMITH TREASURER.
Salary for 1885 ............","... 1000 90
Stationery 1885 .........". 10 GO 20lO GO
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1886-02-25
F. L. HUTTER.

Appearance docket et.............. Il co
Assess hooks, registers. du-
plicates. election blanks,
&c, sufficient to last
three years pr contract. 46S IL
Skeleton index blanks for
Registers office...-.......... l6S 80 S653 6
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1886-02-25
SCALP ACCOUNT.

CONSTABLES PAY.
Constable's return Jan. ses-
sion 10 bU
ConStable's return Apr. ses-
sion .........-..................... lOj ii
Constahle's return Aug. ses-
SlOn....... lUJ ~
Constable's return Nov. ses-
sion.r............................ 1O3 &C s4O9 80
W. MILES WALKER.
Balance salary commission
er's clerk 1854 ........".... so 90
q. w. RUMBERGER.
Salary commissioners clerk 700 90
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1886-02-25
COURT HOUSE EXPENSES.

II. X Hicks b Bro. mdse ...... 80 Oh
Elecric Light Co. Light furn-
ished. d.................... ........... 50 81
Mrs Brady. Office Janitor .... 2S lG
Thos. Miller, - " ...... 32t0
Bellefonte Gas Co. Gas...... IA 60
- {" Steam heat
for he ting Court House
per contract....... ............ 6OOO
Harris Way, kindling wood. 400
Gordon & LanoiS. repairs in
Prothono:ary's vault..... o G5
James H. Rankin, insurance: Is 0
Gt orge l.. Potter " ........ rs 90
Joseph A. Rankin & Son in
snrance 1885,. .........,....... 1900
A Ra kin & Son, insurance
on belfry.......... .... ......... 10 90
Jno A Dunkle covering Court
room ,or with cloth...,: 200
John MeDermot laying stone
tiles Ia Court House hail.. 800
John D Emory day helping
clean court house Offices. 60
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1886-02-25
MIIIHEIM PA. FEBRUARY IS 1885.
Road view TO vacate In Col

Road view TO vacate In Col
lege townshi ip ........"....... 800
Road view, q Uzzle, Snow
Shoe TOWNSHIP p-...-........... $50
Road view in boggs township 80 80
Road view in Howard twp. 500
Road view in Snow Shoe twp. % 10
Road view 10 divide Ferguson
Iownshp.......... ...... II 90
Township line between Rush
and Snow Shoe
Joseph Devlin............-.425 so
w u Gray..........".."..."..2b 90
+ X Chambers ......... $685.. 20 so
Aaron X Hall..............l5O Is 90
VIM Chambers. 10 % ia 30 49l 10
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1886-02-25

g. h A. Loeb. matting..."".... 81 10
John A. Dunke, foot rest for
Judge .....,.........,........... 10
Williams b Bro. graning
doors, &c. in Commits.
sioners' Vault. ............ l6 so
Lawrence l.. Brown, Coa!...... los 02
Joseph Bro. a Co. mRtting.".. IL 90 G53 q
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-01

present session MIR. SAWYER has hImsels
reported more than one.half Senator
Mitchell, chairman OF the cosnnitlae m
pensions, has been absent thropyh IN
neaith, and the work OF the committee
MS iaileu INTO the hands OF Senator saw
yer. While he has reported favorably on
so many hundreds of pension hilla, he has
nor reported adversely upon a single one.
ar. sawyer does the work IL tue whole
ooumitsee, generally speaking. The
committee Us Whole never UNDERTAKE
sne investigation OF a pension claim. The
Ollls are referred TO individual members
OF tae committee for Investigation ana
tne committee simply indorses the report
OF the investigating member. MIR SAWYER
mas been oagor to undertake conslaeration
OF All pepsioa claims that came bis vav
ana bis fellow members OF committee have
peen perfectly willing that be- should he
Kept BUSY. Consequently the senator has
employed q stan Of assistants Ia heln
him with no work The senate refers
ne bills 10 tho committee on pensions.
lne committee refers them 10 M. SAWYER
ana MIR. Sawyer distributes them arnopg
ms assistants, whom he generously pays
out OF his own pocket to investlgafs ana
report, One OF these assistants MIR
SAWYER is alleged to be especially proud
81, h's qualifications for making these
investigations and reports, the senator
tnlnEs' are without equal This highly
luaiiheu asslalaut was az one time a
heo!sal gentleman OF some promise la
tne west, aud came INTO prominence as
an expert N the case OF Guiteau. Onthe
auluolcatlon OF the Guiteau expert the
pension hllls referred 10 Mr.. SAWYER
nv the LOO -. a. y
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-01
ACMLNAMAN WADE nAppY.

Ho Gives Grover wedding Present ANA
Receivos an Autograph Letter.
PnIIADsfrnn, Pa, June 8o.-.foo
James 10 a Chinaman of means and eau-
cation who lives aud does business IN
TINS city, and When President Cleveland
got married NJ determined to make him
sell solid with the new administration
lie accordingly sent wedding present 10
letters ''''''s
tlilLADELPmA, Pa, June 2.--Nflster
PRESIDENT am glad you marie, and /
eongratulate 70 your marriage OH enjoy
yourself | read your letter You 80
KIND TO our Chinese living hore, ana In.
supot the government to protect our
Chinese and be pease 20 live 10 every-
where SO thank your kindness ever SO
much. | heard you on Jpae I'd 10 be
Marie, so send little present to YOU
ana the bride. | hope you enjoy yourself
70 receive II. one china ivory with SAN
dul@ood box fer the bride. Que IVORY
card'case Tor the president All sent by
mall. hope God bless In prosperity In
all thing, JOE JAMES, PHILADELPHIA.
The letter bears the writer's signature
IN Chinese characters as well az ia EN-
glish. Anew days ago Joe James heart
was made glad by receiving the following
autograph letter from tho president OF
the United States;
WARRINGTON, ID. c., June ~. tsge. -
MY DEAR SIR; Mrs. Cleveland and send
our sincere thanks to you for the boaut,.
iul presents which you sent to us on the
occasion Of our marriage We Shall prize
them very highly, because they are sent
by stranger as at0keu OF his kind feel
Ing and his wish for our happiness.
hope that this act of yours and the words
contained your letter may be taken az
proof that you are Interested IN the affairs
OF The country in which You have made
your home. Sincerely
GROVER CLEVELAND.
Joe James, with his native-born AmerI-
can-Chiness baby aud his letter from the
president, Is about the proudest China
man In Pnlladelphla. lie doesn't want a
place under Postmaster Harrlty, either
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-01

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, June S0.--J. A. l..
Wilson, secretary and treasurer the Ches-
apeake & Delaware Canal company, IS said
to be adcfaulter TO the extent OF Sl78,0O0.
IL is reported he made confession and Is
said TO have ded. The directors are
now Ia secret session.
Later reports plsce the defalcatloa ne.
tween $500, Oo0 and 10000.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-01

HARRISBURG, PA, June 80.-The tariff
address adopted by the Republican con-
yention reviews the history Of tariff laws
since 1882 to show that the Democratic
party has for the last iifty years legislated
against the best interests of the American
people IL the direction OF free trade, TO
the great detriment OF American Industry.
Reference Is made TO the repeal Of the
Democratic free.trade law by the Repub-
lican congress in 1861, when the Nor
I'LL tariff act was passed, "and
for the first time In the his
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-01
LAKE SHORE TROUBLES.
Tho strikers Determined co Make "A Long
and Bitter Fight.
THE END NOT YET

CHICAGO, ILL, June 80.---It seems evil
dent from the events OF yesterday after
noon and evening that the Lake Shore
strikers are determined TO make 8 long
aud bitter fight. The officials OF the road
also declare their determination TO 20
forward ON the present line and fight re
battle to tine end II II takes thousand
policemen to accomplish final and COM
pleto victory. A shot fired by plnker-
ton guard at 4 msu who derailed the cars
by throwing the switch under q moving
train last evening caused great excite
ment among switchmen. A morning
paper says that ia the crowds at Packers
town last night were dozens who openly
declared that the Lake Shore should not
deliver another train 10 any line In
those yards, and that II II was attempted
to-day blood would be shed. One man
said; 81 Will tcsch these fellows with
their big guns that there are crack shoot
crs In these parts, and before another
twenty hours there viii be dead
Pinkcrton men on these tracks, or am
q liar.n
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-01
OUT UNDER GUARD.

CHICAGO, Ill, June 8D--phe usual
two carloads q Pinkcrton men arrived az
Root street shortly after O'Clock this
morning, aud business vas Immediately
started BY the Lake Shore company. The
entire Pnkerton force With the exception
Of dozen men renow armed with rifles,
and guard is sent out with every train.
The tronble at the stockyards last even
ing, while not Of serious nature IN
itself, ~ looked upon by the officials OF
the company as an indication Of new
source Of danger.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-01

tory OF the country" SAYS the adj
dress, 1--WE have had twenty years OF I'M
interrupted protection TO the American
laborer and. to capitaln Reference Is
made TO the attempted tariff system by
Democrats since 1875, when they OBJ
tained control Of the house, eaca OF
which Is denc' aced as dangerous at
tempts to overthrow the great systems
which build up the Industries OF the
country. In closing, attention IS called
to the fac iaat the Democrats are still
Determined % insist upon reduction Of
duties and TO abolish the tariff upon raw
material, mus further menaciug the pros
perity Of the country.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-02-04
@tr. &BHja6 q coin.

Mlit benz SerpiInnbed Der 0erbiiai.
ion iteigert aud pieber bas gebtrf=
nib nnferes Mia8ens fit fubfantiede
.epeiieH. nniere 6auptnabrung bleibt
bas Gleif@, unb I'm fol@es frii@ uno
gut au erlansen, falt11 man unm6gli9
einer stberldiFgtreH Meartt finben, als
ben BON Wm. polling & Sobu, go.
511 Nbe. s. Sic 9erreu baben benz
@ei1mad ibrer &unben &e@nun9 ges
tragen unb II, ibren. gtablihement cine
tolte 2uftrnafdfte erri9tet, tueI@e allen
Nnfefberti1aen fuiir grbaltung unb gnt=
ferIruag i1dbli6er Snsrebieusen bes
6leii9es entipri6t. Sic baben beadns
big in ibren 0isbb6feu eineR groben
8orratb bon Wafpieb, aus tuel4em
nar bps Bette fir lire 2unoen gewdbIt
miro. Wer reel bebient fein NIL. ber
beIude ben MART, SEQ. 511
Mpenue2@. 1,10t1i
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wv SCUWFWt1UH w oGG 1eWteTetND6e ~
benz burAq elm JeibeaDee ifnOI 1Gpeieapee
2inol nebfess Wahte 1ber @@laf Gerautt
.pntbe nnr Der III Der lt1leberseaauna 9es
lan8fe, bog Wirs. @insICmS @cofbin8
:GAtay 9srahe ber Nstitefi Eel, befen etfarI
sbd9 3snS tsnStbtatsi faufte sitea 8ptsdtt
,bopcn. Mlsitt nu4 Sdaiest tam utfU ieis:
nerl 5rau toroaM tttheitnn8 lta&te, mei&l
aetts dc fh, peut &inbs scngbeas @efaaisi
ten 40 rerabrdden, lba fie eine Anb6nges
rim Der 9cmScpathie mar. Die nddhfe
NoAt, m,trbs uiebesi i6tofeS a~usrbrntbt.
;gla Der Batter am nGdIfetl Gage nod
Sauie tam faub ct bas Riuh iiAle&ter
als ie, uah bo {: aberutals cine {ataf[cie
Ma@t befir&tete, perabrei@te-er ipdbrerb
Der Mbweienheit ieiner 5ran benz a9iupe
cine 8crtipn bes gHrup unb in8te daidts
baSpn. Die 9a@t boranf idljefi Maes
woht uub ber fleine 9dreier erwaAte
an, !Mcrsen NIT beiterun @efAt. Die
Msntter rar erfreut aber ben plSelidsH
wuuberbaren Weafet unb cbwehl re 6d
3ierif beleibiSt fabl:e, ols Re Anitldruns
erhislt, ieste. fe benncd ben @ebrau4
bee lGprups fort. gareienbe Ripper
unb i&laflcie Rd&te frb ibr jest anbe.
fanut. Cine ein3elue Yrsbe NIT BEN
Snrup bat nod coe 2eiben iebes Riubes
unp bas BOrurtbeil Der Mutter befest.
Sno allen Gpetbsfen 81 baben; % eeats
BIZ, Gla5@e.
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son Mutuaio. seras. /. Sui 1885.

San AutouiO, Seras, !. Sui 1885.
SD fdnfte in Siefer Gtabt Elm Yodet bon
eorsforbs self Stating greab @reparotiun,
nntersos q elmer dsmilden tlaterfaduns unb
fnbe, bab baHeIbe bon reirs- nnb ni@t siftiseu
GbemifaIien aulonrmenesfstt 1T.
Die asss bss @rof. gOrsforb mar cine pirt.
It'd srubartiss bas u~nbsrbauIide sDeimHeims
laurie glatrou, psIdss in allen Gduep bas
gnbrefuItat bon oleu ana @~sinifsilrabua nnb
statrou 5ufdinimsnsefsbten 8adbuIbera lit,
bura bas I5sbare pbospborfaure aaIf uab ia.
lrOn. ben ipirfIiGsn Na~bruneapertb bes Hrobes
aub Bic Rnodenfubfans er5eusenben eIemente
Der gfatur aa erfeten.
Gs 1T fi@erIi6 bic bette unb geiunbsFe Yrd.
paratiOn, ipeI6e benz #ublitam iemaIs oferirt
pnrbe unb isbe Muitsr, Der bic @efnnDbeit
ibrer ainbsr am Seraen Iiest foIte tein anberes
gsbran9ea.
sd Tam nur nod bic Bstdtieuns, ptt9e
bonn leIisen bsribmten gbsmifer Prof. Baron
bon aiebis ibfr bisis @rdparation abeeseben
Dnrbs Jin5niissn, inbsm ct faste: SD be.
lrodts biele G~rinbuns ale cine Der uitIi9eeu
gabeu, neI9s bic @iHeaf9aft Der @enf6beii
s~sIiefsrt bat
Bel alIen @rDcets ~ baben.
Weyfndrt "a. 25,11,tun6W
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Gin eioentbiimIimer rruorB6sson

Gin eisentbimli@er ungliidsfal
ereignete fi4 b,eier Sage 3u &odforb,
Sis. Cine 6rau @arrep bate ii6 in
ben bintern 9beil ibres @ei9dftslotals
Derfigt UNI BON bort eirten 8orratb bes
3ur Speiiungibres @alolia Sfens n6this
gen Oels Su bolen. IS ergab fi9 III.
beB, baB bic GaiOlin entbaltenoe Raure
am 8oben -fefeefruren unb bic ssrau
auBer Stanoe maj, bifielbe nit ibren
Sdnbsn bonn gife au l6fen. sic pers
iu9te nun bic Selfanne burb beiBes
Wufer, mel9es iie lum biefelbe berum
auf ben Yoben eoB, aus ibrer eiiaen
umarmung gu befreien, bod aud bies
Mtlttel bate ni6t ben gefuiinf9ten gr>
folg. Sic bDlte nann1ebr cine 4rt ber=
bel UNI bas bic Same umgebenoe Gis
mittelit berielben ~anf3ubnden. Ourh
oas 4us9leiten Der grt murbe bic 4anne
getrDffet un0 erbielt elm fleines Sod.
aus Dem bas @alolin berporliderte.
&ur3 barauf traf bic 9lrt auf einen
Nagel, ipobur6 Elm Gunfen es3euat
tpurbe, Der bas lei@t entsanbbare @diDs
lin I'M 9lu in Brand iebte. Giaen mo.
ment fpdtersbutten bic 6lamilen aulb
i9on Ole, .&leibung Der .uugIidliden
6rau erret9t, Die nun f9fpere Drafto=
tpanben or 4rmen unb 6dnoen erhieIf.
Die G%euernebr mar balo our Stele,
uermO9te ieooh ben 8ranb erft baun
gu crit den, na6oem bas @ebdu6e
|f9wer sei6doigt woroen mar.
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6. S. N2aQer. Mhplefales LIN

s. S. Mailler, 8Aolefales uub
&etnilbdn6ler in 5arbett. GeIen, Mn=
trei9ermaterialen, goMmerteflaBe,
SAT- Mntottio eupfieblt fem grpBes
Eager In bieiet Mrtitelr 3u Stem Dorf
Breiien unb ma6t gang befonoers auf
ben getpdbltet 9orrot6 BON gilbern:
@bromos. 2apfer. nnb StabIfi@en,
Selgemdleea tnb 9bdntaiea 8iIberil
aQet Mrt. ferier auf Die gefHmadDpnt
MlslpabT BON 8ilberrabnlen Der allere
m%oberhften 6ornl ur1b aauf bic Mlles
unfaifenbenf 3ei6eHnateriale1 nufs
ntertfdta. gNlIe gnftrdse fRr fr8eub cine
Der 0bigen 8ral1den tuerbsl brDnipt
ausgeflArt; yilber5bpn ieper Br6Be ei1s
9erabntt unb ale Mrbeitetr Il6gli9R
f9Hel lnb gut beforgt, bic ID bas Sod
f@inaeit. @i asFf5 ' 1ea3fa
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-02-04

sSie &eee gesett9 ben @efaubtea
Staao in Som, ipeI6ec NIT etier 9etz
6rebung Der @orgdngea Bel BEN Inn 3i'
@breu gegebenett 8onfett In Cincinnati
beSdtln uub nit elmer al1gebli9en &eoe,,
bic er ttntertpegs In Gnglonb (oos e
gar ni1t beriibrte) gebaIten baben ibls.
te, neitergefibrt tparbe. fpirbl nod inns
mer fortgeiebt. Ser r@lobe Demotrat"
(5t. 2ouis) entbdli foIgerbe Gpe3ials
beptibe, angebli9 aus &om;
sUnter Der afferifanif@en Golpnie;
1T Our6 cine BON &i9ter Stallp, Gee
fanbten Der Ser. 6taaten In Sfalien, i'm
beutf9en Club gebaitene &ebe einige
@rbitterung berborgerufeu fporben. CT
iQgte, er nenre fia 5tpar amtlid einen
Amerifdner, absr ie mebr er BON beuts
f9er Gibilation febe, belto mebrl fiible
ct, .oaB i'm 8eralei6e banlit bic Mnseris
faner 8arbaren ieien." aif
Selbtue. fdnblid bat 9err ,@taao
bies niemals in oieier Weife gefagt. gr
tpirb i'm beuti@en Gitnfler=8 erein eine
Geoe gebalten baben, porin er geduBert
baten mag, baB in glem, mas 2nnf
anbetrift, ,Amerita binter europa unb
fpesie1 bihter Seutf@lan6 nod melt
5uriif fei.
Oas tit tuabr, uro feinem gebilbeten
Nmerlfaner miro es einfalen, es at
ieugnett, ,ooer gar bariiber, baB es See
nanb fagt, In 4~afregung ooer grbittes
r,iHg 5a geratben.
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plan bort ausfabrt-dbnIi6s Grab.
rutgen tuie Den SEEN Orleanfern mobl
f@Derii9 eripart bleiben.
Cine anbere Sahe lit es init @bicas
go; bern ipenn irsenb cine stobt in
Mmerita Musfi6t baau BAT, elm iDldes
WaeniB nit grfolg aus3ufabren, 10 1T
es bic iunse &ielin am MidigansSee.
Seoenfaas finb bann aber bic Serren
@bicagoer smart genus, ii6 ni9t auf
fold unbanfbare WieoerboIungsz unb
8erldngerungs @rperimente ein5ulais
fen, mie bic Stem Orleanier. Mu6
oieie tperben benten: nginmal uIo
ri9t pieber!"
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Weue a0anren.

tlnermlbIi9 in ieinem gifer, bas Bette AZ
@Sa5adan a,I PER- Per SAs MA LAR e.
ig@a5sa sinasIsst, Der anes' is5ertsiTf, iuasssir
bisb.r IN bseTsr Brande faben. Sie 5aGsae.
ndbten Saube fns pom elmer aeiGtislsit anh
.GIs9ans, am ie6tn GUS, iuoatea taaen isbes
,Gie9en, gu Sitren. Sir trfu&en bic Daineu,
i'd bic nenen @aarea anaufshen unA Re tuerberr
nit uns hbereiaiimmen, bab Sas. Martm. fei.
men guf, Der faibiunabIe S4nbbdaSIer unferet
Sta6t 81 feiu, difrs9t erbaIt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-02-04
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