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A Most Important Movement.

We find the following in the Chris
tian Leader, and give it our hearty
endorsement:
The present Congress seems to be
favorably inclined to temperance leg
islation. A bill has passed the Sen
ate authorizing the President to ap-
point commission of five persons to
investigate the liquor traffic, its evil
effects, etc, and report to Congress
the result of such investigation with
suggestions and recommendation
The Senate Committee has also made
favorable report upon a bill pro-
viding for the study of physiology
and hygiene, with special reference
to the effect of intoxicating, narcotic.
and poisonous substances upon the
human system, in the public schools
of the Territories and the District of
Columbia, and in the Military and
Naval Academies. Sevsral eloquent
and powerful speeches in support of
the bill were made before the Senate
Committee. The principal address
was made by Mrs. Mary Hunt, lady
who has devoted herself to this cause,
and through whose efforts mainly
law similar to that proposed for the
Territories has been enacted in four
teen States of the Union. We hope
and believe the day is not far distant
when, in every public school in the
United States, the children will be
taught the evil consequences of
strong drink. To the schools of the
land, and the influence of the Chris
tian church, must we look for final
emancipation from the rum power.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1886-04-29

No man or woman, or community,
should seek to shirk the consequences
of their deeds. The effort to do 80
is always vain. Face the music, re.
solving to try and mot do so any
more! That is the only just and
honorable way to meet the issue.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1886-04-29

A Texas cowboy, known as Lam.
pasas Jake, is making sensation in
New Mexico as a revivalist. He is
said to be in dead earnest, but does not
hesitate to use his six shooter to COM
mand hearing among the despera-
does of the frontier. He beats Sam
Jones in this particular.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1886-04-29
Mount Sharp.
MOUNT SHARP, April 9

Crops are looking very well. We are
having frequent showers. Had good SER
mon here on the 18th by Rev. Mr.. Yell.
Hope he will come again.
Am sorry to have to record the death of
my dear cousin, Carrie Simon. She was
sick some ten or twelve days-disease, ty-
phoid fever. DIR. Harrison, of Dripping
Springs, did his best to save her, but in
vain. She was two years old, the daughter
of Geo. and s. E. Simon, the pet of the
family and general favorite.
J. M Ross
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1886-04-29

We notice in our exchanges OF late
tho frequent suggestion Of our towns
man, Hon, j. V. Hutchins, asa can
didate for lieutenant governor We
supposed no would strike for the first
gubornatorial Office, but il no wants
TO DO the lieutenant governor which
we confess wo cannot see why no
wo should be pleased to see
him "get there" He would no
doubt fill tho position with credit.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1886-04-29

Powderley and Gould were both
before congressional committee to
testify as to what they knew about
the late labor troubles. Their testi-
mony was both interesting and in
structive.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1886-04-29

The strikes have had at least ono
good effect, viz: they have led to q
wide discussion of the labor troubles
and q much better knowledge of the
subject than prevailed before. And
this greater knowledge will inure to
the benefit of laboring people.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1886-04-29

Thanks to Hon. VIM. L. Scott, of
Erie, Pa, for copy of his speech in
the National House Of Representa-
tives on the Silver Question. 1t is
one of the most popular efforts on
that subject.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1886-04-29

HEADS AND FACES How TO STUDY THEM.
Octave, PIP. 1856, paper, 1873 illustrations
Price, 40 cents. Fowler & Wells Co., Pub
fishers, 753 Broadway, New York.
This very interesting and readable book,
written in clear and vigorous style by
Nelson Sizer, one of the Oldest and best
known character-readers in America, and
DIR. H, S. Drayton, editor of the Phreno-
logical Journal, appears to be a successful
endeavor to present the subject of human
character and how to study it in a plain,
comprehensive and attractive light
The demand for standard publications of
low price has increased greatly with the
tendency of many book-makers TO meet il.
Popular editions of the poets, historians,
scientists, have fallen IN line with the hun
dreds and thousands of cheap editions of
the better classes of novels; and now. in re-
spouse TO the Often-expressed want of the
studious and curious. we have this volumin-
Gus vet very low-priced treatise on Heads
and Faces" from the point of view of Phre-
nology, PhysiOgnomy and Physiology. Al
though 50 low-priced, rs we have noted
above, Il is no fiimsy. patched-up volume.
but a careful. honest work. replete with in
str1ction. fresh in thought. suggestive and
inspiring. There are nearly two hundred
Illustrations exhibiting a great variety 81
faces. human and animal. and many other
interesting features Of the much-s;ded sub
jet that ) corsidered- Taken al length il
is one Of the most complete books on face
study that has been is<ued by its publishers.
and Is the book that must create = demand
wherever Il Is seen The style IN which Il
has bse1 rroi1csi. the excellent raper.
good press work. numerous illustrations
snd elsgsnt. engaging cover. make 4 a
svsa n tbs chssp bo.k dsv. 1
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1886-04-29

ERRATUM.-In referring to Lindley
Murray's Readers in our last, MS be-
ing remembered by all English. speak
ing people Of a certain age, ETC., the
word speaking was omitted by the
compositor.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1886-04-29

Ei8er Green -iH Troash q discourse AZ
the Chr-slizu Charrh next Bon5s3Ay. IN
za--h is -ll - f5rth the doctrine taurh;
md Lsli O. y tzs Carsstisa Church Conc
c. I'D 81 E8l bsar for y1zrssh
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1886-04-29

Ex-President Arthur it is now an
nounced cannot live many days long
or. His trouble is Brights disease.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1886-04-29

Strikes and rumors of strikes still
fill the air..
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Pleasant Ridge.

The Pleasant Ridge correspondent of the
Seguin Record recently wrote as follows to
that paper. We copy, as it may be of in
terst over this way:
Since orr last writing an abortive at
tempt has been made to open direct road
from this neighborhood to San Marcos. In
accordance with his commission, and in
compliance with the behest of the court,
Mr., Isom warned some forty, or perhaps
fifty men to open up said road on the 9th
ult. The road is to pass through pasture
owned by J. V. Hutchins, Esq, of San
Marcos, Before the day arrived on which
the road was to have been opened Mr..
Mr.. Isom received a letter from j. V. H,
stating that the law had not been complied
with in regard to the road and he would
regard zach man that cut stick inside of
his Enclosure as trespasser On the re-
ception of the letter Mr.. Isom decided to
get the advice of the county officials before
proceeding with the work and, we under
stand, that he has referred 1t to them.
Their prompt attention to the matter will
confer favor on this entire neighborhood.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1886-04-29

Hew to the line, let the chips fall
where they may.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1886-04-29
FOR SHERIFF.

FOR SHERIFF.
Wo are authorized 10 announce J. 8.
DAVIS as q candidate for Sheriff Of Hays
County.
We arc authorized 10 announce JOS. X
BURLESON az candidate for Sheriff OF
Hays County.
We are authorized to announce s. L.
TOWNSEND OK candidate for Sheriff OF
Hays county at the election in November
next. .'". 500
FOR DISTRICT AND COUNTY CLERK.
We are authorized to announce JAMES
q. BURLESON, as candidate for re'elec-
ton 10 tho Office Of Clerk Of the District and
County Courts, in and for Hays County,
Texas. Election November I'd 1886.
We are authorized 10 announce ii. +.
BARBER as a candidate for County and
District Clerk Of Hays County.
FOR TREASURER.
We arc authorized to announce r. M.
JOHNSON az a candidate for Treasurer of
Hays County.
We are authorized to announce j. II.
PATTERSON ~ n candidate for reelection
to the Office Of County Treasurer Of Hays
County.
FOR ASSESSOR.
We are authorized to announce II. 8.
FORTSON M n candidate for reelection to
the Office Of Assessor Of Hays County.
We are authorized to announce A. Y.
OLDHAM as n candidate for the Office of
Assessor Of Hays county.
COUNTY SURVEYOR.
We are authorized to announce JOHN
N. KILLOUGH az candidate for County
Surveyor of Hays County. '.'
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FOR COUNTY JUDGE.

We arc AUTHORIZED to announce CAPT.
JAMES q. STOREY az candidate Tor
County Judge Of Hays County.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1886-04-29

Father Ryan, the "poet priest" O
the South, is dead.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1886-04-29

Nothing tines the sole Of a man
more than 70 have pegs n his shoes
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1886-04-29
FOR ASSESSOR.
First pure, then peaceable.

Tell the truth and shame the evil
one.
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Respectfully.

c. p. DALEY.
p. S.-Your pay will come in the
sweet by-and-by Shortly. CPD.
The above speaks for itself tire
minds us to say that pay in the early
stages Of 1.-The sweet by-and-by-, will
be unObjectionable to us. Anyone
whom we know TO be reliable. or for
whom any Of our staunch friends
may be willing to endorse. who may
desire 10 receive the FEEE Pass to be
paid for in a reasonable time. saw
within the present year, will he ac-
commOdated by reporting his OF her
name TO us for that POrpose. Such
night just as vel be reading the pa
per during the pending interesting
political campaign
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1886-04-29

TEE si.'zr FrOJll.a-Hgu tOge. It
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Beware of ScroMka

serofula Is probably more general than any
other disease. IL Is insldlOus In character,
and maniiests itself In running Sores pusluiar
eruptlons, boIls, swellings, enlarged JOINTS
Assesses, sore eyes. etc. Hood'ssarsapariila
expels all trace OF serofula from tho BLOOD
leaving il pure. enriched, and healthy.
81 was severely afflicted with serofula, ana
over year had two running sores on my neck
Took fye bottles Hoods sarsaparllla, ana am
cured.D @. Z. LovEJoY, Lowell, Mass.
CA. Arnold, Arnold. Me-, had seroiulons
sores for seven years, spring and fall. HOODS
sarsaparllla cured him.
Salt Rheum
Isone Of the most dlsagreeablcd diseases caused
bylmpure blood. II isreadily cured by Hoods
sarsaparllla. tho great blood purifier.
william Spies, Rlyrla, o., suffered greatly
from erysipelas and salt rheum, caused by
handling tobacco. At times his hands would
crack open and bleed. He tried various prep
aratlons without aid; finally took Hoods Sar-
saparilla, and now says; 4" am entirely WELL"
"My son had salt rheum on his hands and
on the calves OF his legs. He TODD Hoods
sarsaparilla and Is entirely cured" j. ID.
Stanton, Mt. Vernon, Ohio.
Hoods SarsapariIla
Sold by all druggists. 81; six for IS. Made only
by i. HOOD & CO.. Apothocaries. Lowell. Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1886-04-29

Tho American Agriculturist has an article
concerning commodity which grows spon-
taneously for miles on and along the San
Marcos river, and is allowed to 60 to waste
rs thing of no value. We copy a few
sentences, which may set our people to
thinking:
water-cress is very desirable crop for
market. as well as for home use, under
those conditions which favor its growth. It's
pleasant and pungent flavor and its health
fulness make it favorable condiment in
the winter and early spring, when other
flesh, green fruit is scarce. 1t is an aquatic
plant and grows best in clear, running
spring water, although it may be grown in
ordinary garden soil. Where the spring
water is so warm that it will not freeze in
the winter, and where the beds may be COW
cred with sashes, a very profitable winter
crop may be cut, or, at least, very early
spring cutting can be made, which will sell
at a high price. As much as a dollar bas-
ket has been the price in the winter season,
and soyenty-five cents basket is a common
price in the spring. The writer has taken
a basket from one foot in length of a four
foot ditch in one cutting; and this first crop
repaid four times over the whole cost Of the
whols plantation and the sashes which COW
srei il.
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= = = -
A Note and Comment.

DAMEYvILLE, KARNEs Co, Tex,
April Is, 1886.
DEAR SIR:-You will please contin-
ne your paper to me. 1 cannot do
without it.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1886-04-29

We have scarcely ever seen so promising
a season for crops as the present has thu
far been.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1886-04-29

We have noticed in the new cemetery
manifest eviience that the hogs have lately
been in II This matter shoali % promptly
lnlkei after.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1886-04-29

HEADS AND faces: How TO STUDY THEM.
Octave, PIP. 1856, paper, 1873 illustrations.
Price, 40 cents. Fowler & Wells Co., Pub
fishers, 753 Broadway, New York.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-04-08
(Gortfebuns folst.)
Gtnet ertttatteten 0lppetit anatt=
finprneft

lit cine Sad)e, bic @erbauunasoraane su frdfti.
gen nnb gu resuliren 1T eine anbere. 1lnb trob.
oem neroen fortpGbrenb &ei3mittel fir ben
Mppettt alS Stdrfunssmittel anseiehen. 10.
fetter's Masenbitters nimrnt einen
biel bOberen Ylab ein, als bic iosenannten
@tarfunsSmittel. neIde ben appefit reiaen.
9ettere baben ibre Ruben unb iinb bea9tens.
wertb, borausgeiest, bab iie rein iinb aber bic
beilenoen Birfunsen bes 9ttterS erffreden fi9
iiber ein biel ueiteres Gelb. sc befeitist burd.
meg einen ftpadeu 3uifanb bes Wfagens, rei-
nigt bic @dfte beTelben, tpenn fe aerit0rt iinb,
unb fDrbert ibre gusfdeibung IN reidli9fer
8dae. 8enn ber Magen in gerbinbung mi
Der 0eber unb benz StubIgans in Orbnung
sebra1t iporben ift uub ibr ratiirlider 8ufan6
Durd ieine &inipirfuns pieber berseitellt tuor.
ben it, febrt Der appetit raid tpieber suriid.
Be@lelfeber, 8Iutarmutb unb barauFolgenbe
S@rdde, rbeumatiid)e 8eidperoen unb eine
steiaung gu Mieren. unb 8Iafenleiben perben
slei6falls bur@ bafielbe geboben.
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baben mir auf unierer Streife 10 re6t
geiebeu 9lIfo, BON iener 6iitte meg
fiibrte ct uns mieber na6 pofutielt slis
rid. Ser QasHug mad l1nsa3n pirb
uns febr tiibli6 fein, iaete er ld9elnb.
aber nun tpo0en mir uns Dieber sur
6eimat tpetosn. Oas NOR ia berniinf=
tig, unb 10 fragte i'd in meiuer 6teuoe
gar nt6t, tDie unb marum es uns 1tiiBs
lid fein f6nnte, iiber bereiites SSelsges
itein big in bic Warmaros gefro1en gu
iein. Nber au9 btefe 6reuoe iollte mir
oergdllt merben, benn tpobI Fiibrte er
uns cine Weile tpieber Der Spnne entge=
gen, 6ann iebof norSpdrts, abermals
iiber Gerg unb S9lu6t, an bic aebu Sa=
ge. l1no er trieb es aud) ba gang 10,
tpie friiber bas bette Wilb fam uns in
Die Quere, aber er that feinen 56uB,
ionOern a9tete nur auf bic @egenb.
gnbli6 belt ct an = mir tparen f9on
melt iiber DelatDn binaus = g6nnte
uns einen &aftag unb fiibrte uns in
@ilmdrifen tpieber in Die biefige @e=
genb auriid, aur rotben 5dlu6t. 8orz
seitern N6enbs trafen mir Elm, iiberna9s
teten in ber @inf9ibte bes alien Wei9al=
to, ltnb geifern Ntorgens begaben mir
uns enblib GUT Sagb.
(Gortfsbuns fOlst.)
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bratmetlen belduft 1t1 aber aud INNER
erft auf ie 80 gtnmobner, 10 oaB INNER
cine ftarte pbantafte oa3u geb6rt, pom
allgemeiner ueberpDlferung gu re6en.
Ndr in einasInen giitrltten, mie beis
fpie smeiie in beln Pttsburger Roblens
beden, ioipie in ein5elnen Sbeilen Der
5taaten Obio unb Stem Oorf, errei9t
bic BepDlferungsoi9tiefeit 3iffern, uie
bic aus europdli9en 2dnbern angefiibrs
ten. Das bere9tigt aber INNER nod
ni6t gu Ser Nnnatme, baB cine Be-
i1rdnfung Der @itpanoerung gebpten
lei, um oas brobenbe @efpeait Der
l1eberb6lterung bon Der 59meae bieies
2anbes gu berf6eu9en. Naes, mas li6
bieraus berleiten ldBt, 1T eben bic Shat
fade, baB bic 8ertbeilung Der 8ep6lfes
rungsbi6tlgfeit oieies 2anbes feline gang
ri9tige III unb baB man baber ben 8es
tpobnern ber betreffenoen = ;ibrigens
gang berein5eIten! = tiberb6lferten 8es
3irte feinen anbern &atb geben fann,
als ben oft citirten bes alien @reelp:
"Go WestI" Sieier &atb paBt freili6
nidt Sebermantt, uno es giebt befanntz
li6 9un6erttauienbe, bic cine idmmer=
li9e proletarier=g griiten3 in oen groBen
@tdoten uno In ben Gabrifs Difriften
bes Ofens elmer alIerbings ni9t INNER
gldn3enben, aber bod ausf6mmli6en,
bebagli@en uno ielbffdnoigen @riifena
als Sarmer I'M Weten boraieben. 9ies
fen 2euten tann aller6ings tidt gebol=
fen tDer6en, alIein ibretpegen Die fernere
@inmanberung bei6rdnfen unb ba6ur9
iiberbaupt bic tpeitere 9lniteblung beg
Weitens unb beg ferniten Weltens pers
Einbern gu pDllen, bas 1T bod ein itars
fes Sttd6en, bas an bic Wunberfuren
beg tpadere1 Dpttor Giienbart erinnert,
Der Semanbem oas 8ein abbadte, tpeil
er on 0hbneraugen lit, o6er @inem ben
SGdbel eini6lug, UNI ibn bom 3abus
St1oh az F,fr;rorf
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Oier3teidbriee @rfahrnne elmer
alien 0Y$6rferi,t.

W1rs. Winslcws soothing 9prup tpirb
BON elmer Ger beifen DOttorinneu unb ben
Bdrtsrinnen in ben Ser. 9taaten per=
idrieten. @r tpuroe felt 40 Sabren bon
WtilIicnen, bon DiIttern unn Sinbern nit
ME fehlenbem @rfclse sebraudt, iomobl
BON Dem 6 Gage atteu SinDe, pie BON er=
wadienen SinOern. Gr beieitist S9drfe
i'm Wasen, befreit bon Winbfplic uuo re=
Sulirt Die @ebdrne; er perldafft far 8in=
Der unb Otiitter Rube unb Bohlbebagen.
Wir slaubeu, baB ber SArup bas befte
unb iiderite Wittel 1T sesen Dnienterie
uno DiarrhOe bel 8inbern, sleidpiel Of
bur& 3ahnen reruriadt Ober bard anbe.
re nriuden. Cine @ebraudsanweiiuns
wirb ieber 6lai4e beiseseben. Sc it
fetns dat, wenr ni@t bas 6acTmile bon
Curtis u. Yertins auf Der NuBenleite ber
@inpudune entbalten 1T. Sn alien Mpoz
thefen gu buben, bic Tlaide Is Gents.
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aDn,. SBHtna & epb,,.

ltniere 9ouptnabrung TT unb bleibt
bas Jleiid), unb UNI fDl6es frif9 uuo
gut 5u erlangeu, fann man lnm6glid
einen 5uperldifigeren Marft finben, als
ben BON Wm. 06fling & Sobn, $50.
511 Qbe. g.. 0ie Serren baben bem
@ef6mad ibrer &unben &e9nung ges
tragen unb In ibrem gtabliHement cine
falte 2uftmaf6ine erri9tet, pel9e allen
Qnforberungen fir grbaltung unb gnts
fernung f9dbli6er Sngrebien3en bes
6leif@es entipri6t. sic baben beiidn.
big in ibren 8iebb6fen einen groBen
8orratb Don Wiaitpieb, aus pel1em
nur bas Beite fir ibre Gunben getpdblt
miro. Wer reel bebient fein mill, ber
beiube ben Warft, SEQ. 511
NDenue 6. 1,10t1f
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Cages : Naemt8feite,t.
SnIo a B..

= SIN Bunbes Senate fiibrte 2os
aan's @mtras auf @ersrOBeruns bes
6eeres au ldngeren Debatten. 3ablreie
DIE &eoner fpra6en ii6. gegen bic Ber=
tuen6ung bes Militdrs gu poli3ei5ipeden
aus. 8anWpd be1lfieg fi9 ioear 5ur
8emertung, 2ogan babe ben Mntras
nur einsebradt, um Sap @oulo unb
Banberbilt bas Steblen fernerer Milliz
onen au erlei9tern uno tie in bieiem
iDrem 8orbaben 5u ibryen. Msit &e.bt
9aratterilirte 2ogat bas Auftreten Ban
QWDds als niebrlges Semagpgentbum
tbum. 0awleD beuertte ebenfalls. buB
Der Senator uOn Hebrasta { yan Dpf)
fid) felten bic @elegenbeit entgeben lafe,
llnfug gu trelben. Die Mnipieluag auf
Sap @oulb fhbrte au elmer Mb;6meis
Jung Der 9ebatte iiber Die Snigbts Of
Sabor, in oeren 8erlauf 9amleD bas
allgemeine 9timmre6t als bas etnaiae
WtitteI beaei6nete, bur1 pel1es oas
BDlf beltehenoe WiBltdnbe beieiiigen
f6nne unb miife. Dleiemigen, mel@e
bon ben Irbeitern ieBt ftir tire suten
un6 beiten Greunbe gebalten lpiirben.
ieieu ibre f9limmiten 6einbe. 0israuf
fam 9ale's Mntrag 5ur Mbftimmung,
tpel9er fib gegen Die 8ermebrung ber
Bun6esarmee auf 10000 Mann aus=
ipri9t. Ser Mntrag tpurbe nit Gtim.
menglei6beit (22 segen 22) abgelebnt.
S@lieBlidb tpurbe ber gattse Geiebents
tpurf nit 81 gegen IA 5timmen abges
lebnt.
SIM Heprdfentantenbauie beri9s
tete Sibble BON @tb= =Garolina i'm Naz
men oes Iusf@uffes fttr 6Hertli6e 8au=
ten au Guniteu BON 8emilligungen fir
elm 8unbesgebdube in Gan Mntos
nio, Seras. Oas @eieb, tpel9es
100000 fir biefen 3ped beitimmt,
Durbe angenommen. Oarauf ilabm
man aufs Neue mieoer bic Debate iiber
bic 9ilber Bin auf. I'm bon benz
umfange biefer gGn5li9 unfru9tbaren
nnterbanblungen einen Begriif au ges
ben, senist es, oarauf binauneiien,
baB bieieIben nit gang turser l1nterbre.
dung BON Niittag bis mad 10 l1br
9fa9ts anoauerten.
5 Sie S9af5ti6ter Der Ser. Gtaa.
ten bielten in ct. Souls cine Gonben.
tion as, I'm gegen bic geplante aufbe.
buug Der Woll56lle su proteftiren.
= Sn Gait ct. 2ouis ndre es BEL.
nabe au einem blutigen 3ufommenitof
smii6en ben Strifern un6 BEN poliaei:
beumten getOmmen. gfur benz euerai
Fi9en Nuftreten Der leBteren iit es au3u.
i9reiben, baB Der Mob auseinanoerge.
trieben tpurbe, ebe es 5u @ewalttbdtig.
feiten fam. Die Mrbeit 1T in ben @iien.
babnmertfdtten bon gait=5t. .2ouis i'm.
mer nod ni9t wieoer aufgenommer
tpprben.
Na@ einem 8erift tiber Der
| Tra4tpertebr auf benz Mifouri 8acifi,
gabnipitem furirten auf benz @sbiet'
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benz entfpre6en6en Sage beg boriaen
Sabres, uno iiberbaupt Der ftdrtfe Ser.
febr, iolange bas Babnneb beftebt.
= Sei @reenfielb, MaH ereignete
Ii9 auf Der mad 5itaburg gebenben
8ubu elm entieBli6er unfal. Sin pai=
fagier3ug entg,eliie unb fttrate einen
200 SUB bo6en 8abnbamm binab.
Se9s 2ei9en wurben bereits aus ben
Sriimmern beroorge3Dgeu. 9ur1 bic
umitiirsenben Oefen lpurben bic @ag=
gons in 8ranb geltedt, 10 baB bic Ser.
punbeten ale oerbrannten, ebe man lie
aus ibrer fur6t6aren Sage gu befreiem
bermo9te. Sa man nl6t genau meiB,
uie olelpaiiagiere auf oem 3us tparert,
ldBt ii1 Die 3abl Der 8ermunbeten
i6ner feiiitellen. 9tad einigen Muea=
ben ioaen bunoert perionen auf benz
3uge gewelen lein. Dur bret Mdnner
entfamen lDie bur9 Elm Wunber unpers
leBt aus benz umfaQe.
Sn Chicago ma1t cine 5fanbals
gei9i9te biel BON iid5 reben, in Del9e
Scr. Greberid Winston, Der @er.@ .@taa,
tenz@efanbte fit perfien, pertpidelt 1T.
Cine Der 9albmelt ongeb6rige iumge
Dame Namens Sennn Moobs ftarb an
iibermdBigem OptumgenuB in elmer 9is
nefiden 2aiterb6ble gbieagp's. Sennp
bate 5u @inston In naben Be3iebumgett
geifanben uno felt befIen Nbreiie aud
l1nterltiiBungen BON bieiem erbalten.
Sie Na6ribt BON ber beboritebenoen
0erbeiratbung Winstons berfebte fie 10
In @ufregung, bab iie bef6loB, li9 bas
2eben su nebmen. Inter ibren pdpie=
rem fanb man 8riefe Wiustons, tpel9e
3eugniB BON bem it1timen 8erbditniB
ablegen, bas swii@en bei6en beftanb.