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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-03-31
9se Minifter ariits in SranfretM

Grantreid bat tpieber feline iiblide
QuartalssM iuttersG rifs! Das Mis
niferium 9irarb bat R@ oIs mod fur3.
lebieer ertuieieu, als feline meiiten @ore
gdnger.
Sie 6lippe, On Del9er bas Cabinet
f1eiterte, mar ber bon rabicaler Settle
ausgegangene Mntrag auf &epifion Der
gerfafung, reipeetibe Der 0ringli6s
tssMntras, b~enfelben CUR Debate gu
bringen.
9ie &egierung ppponirte meniger ges
gen bic Wsrfafungs. &ebifton ielbft, ais
gesen ben Nntrag. 'biefeIbe iofort-5tpei
Sage Dor Der Offer 8 8ertagung ber
BANNER - auf bic Sases : Srbnune
su feBen.
SroBbem tpurbe Der DrinsIi9teitsan.
trag angenommen uub atuar nit 1853
gegen 237 @timmen.
Matirli1 fonnte Dies Nbfimmungs.
Mefultat nur babur9 er3ielt perben,
BOB bic idmmtIi6eu @egner Der &eaie.
rungspartei, b. b. Der gemdBtgten Ges
publitaner, fir ben Nntrag ffimmten.
Wit ben ,unberf61nIi9en", ben 90.
ciaIiiteu unb 9abifaIen, sereinigten iid
bies MaaI bic fdmntIiden Monar6iten.
Die 8onapartiiten unb 2egitimifteu, in
ber ausgefpro9eneu NbNdt, bas Mini'
ferium 3u ffir5en. @lemenceau iprad
fur bic &ebiRon, peil = tDie er iaste-
bic Derfafuug .ni@t in uebereinfim=
mutlg febe NIT ben @runbidben elmer
bemotratii1en &epublit.. Mu@ Der
Monar9iit 8auorp b'aHon erfldr.e, er
merbe fiir bic &epifion ftimmen, uno
omar in Der 9ofnung. baB baburd bic
legitime Monar9ie In Grantrei9 tpieber
ans Muber tommen merbe, relde ole
lein i'm Gtanbe fei, bas 2anb Dor fi9e.
rem unterganee gu retten.
Die Ninifter 6arrieu, Nieae unb
@obIet fpra9en gegen- ben Nntrag unb
ertIdrtep cine fofortige 8erfaKunssrebi'
fion ni1t rlur fir iiberfifig, fonoeru
i'm gegentp6rtigen Momente fogar fiji
sefdbrli@. Sn beutielben Sinne fprad
fi@ Der Minifter.Y rdtbent Sirarb aus.
Wirbe bic 3amner-fagte er-ben Nrts
trag annebmen, 70 mtHe bas Wiuites
rum iebe 9erantuprtli6teit far bic
Golsen BON fi6 tpeiien.
Na1 Der Nertiubisuug bes Gbfims
mungss@ efultates ertldrte bas Mimftes
rum fofort, baB. es feline gntIaHuag
einreime. Siraro begab if1 fofort ins
glpfee gum PrdRbenteu garnot, tpels
der bas gntlafumssseiu@ bes Minites
RUINS aud .arnabm. Die Winiter
tperben ibre Dspartements iebo9 bors
Idufig meter pertpalten, bts elm neues
Miniaerium auiammeneeffelIt III. Man
elaubt, BOB Tloquet nit bieier Nufgabe
betraut tperber mirb.
Ser rabitaIe Neputirte 2aguerre.
meIder ben Dringli1teitss Mntras ifelte,
begiebt ffd nod benz Department du
Nord, TN, bort bic Mableampaene gu
@nnffen Der ganbibatur 8oulanger's
einauIeiten. 2ebterer tuirb bemnd9f
nod ellie, Der Gauptfabt ienes 9epars
tenents fommen, unb fein oprosramim"
bel efuer, Inn au gbren gegebenen Ban
tett alseiuanberieBen.
Aaem Mnf9ein naG befiubet fd
6ranfrei9 iebt ni&t nur inmitter elmer
Winifer.G riis, fonbern in elmer auge.
meiner poIitif9eu 2riis ernfefe,
Naturi
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-03-31
ginbereaa S1mb sGtore.
Ode 0f.S ohfonftraBe ,tnb Nperue {
panit! Yaniti panit!
Rr uniere ioeber i'm Often anges 1s6a
fauften 9orrdtbe an s@uben unb


sas- ~1niere ioeben I'M Often anges -@a
fauften @orrdtbe an G9uben unb
Stiefeln mi6en in IA Sogetl
berfauft tperben, unb iei
neA- es unterm Roffenpreis! ga
GoIgenoe Beifpiele biener als Betpeis
unferer betfpielos niebrigen Yreiie:
II berf9iebene Irten niebriger 6erres
f6ube 3u ST. 0(En-grospreis$1.7 51
9anbgendbte Serrenf1ube ,Gongreb@
gu $2.75 Cont fbli6er preis ~.
@rtrafeine baEbsendbte 9errai9ube au
$3.50 ~(anberstpO 31i $3.50 perfauft.)
2nabeni@ube u. an6pffiefel au $1.25
(En-gros preis $1.50). 5
ggtrafeine Rn6pffiefel fur 2nabea 80
(Wertb $2.75).
Damen- pantofeln Scr. 5-9 au nur
Is SIS. bas paar (Wertb $1).
Seine Wd6deni6ube bon @laees2eber
au aur rs Gents (Mertb 81.
Rinberi@ube gu 40, SO unb 80 Gents.
bic anoerswo go, Is Gents unb 81
fofen.
gabp : @@ube beri@iebsner glrt, bon
Is @ents Cit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-03-31

= 2aBt gu@ ni9t tdui6eu bur9
niebere preiie fir Nrbeit, pel9e better
aIs irsenb cine In Seras seltefert uirb,
fonbern berfiigt @u9 nod Gallo.
10 aD's pbotographifdem ateIier, Wo.
Alb Ofs6oufon.S trdBe, 100 @u9 quite
,unb aufrieoenfelenbe @rbeit gu reeaem
preife garantirt uirb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-03-31
6. S.

POS Wef : @nmmereefraBe
bdlt elm groBes urb febs gepdbltes 4ns
ger BON Sapeten, &OuIeaugs
NiIberrabmen unb 2etfen,
unb ferner neber 3ei9nensN tateriaiien
auer Mrt, Garben unb Mnfrcis
der > Materia1ien b~eionOers
Qammers fertig gemif6te
Garber, bic beiten unb biligiten i'm
Marfte, biz urlter boiler @arantie bers
fault uerben. Sen :. unb Spies
gelgIas unb anbere In bieies Sad
f9lagenbe Mrtitel; tporin 6err Miiller
6as grbBte Eager i'm Weiien bes Staas
les bat. Muftr6ge aus benz 0nfbe tuers
ben prompt alsgefibrt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-03-31
Ae0et 4eberleineW.

@mpfsbIt ne bduRs
Ga aerei6t rtiy ann, b,scnb,rtn s,,ronii>
ann ~ M,suff eSnis,S Sortb,yafr grop.
ssr epapfsbien III fSnne,. Sd rpsube Sic.
ftIbsn IN rneinsr mraris bauia an unb
SsSnt sS ranfSsits my any dss sen, betuStrten.M
81. %. 5. &asmonS, Baltimore. Mb.
Ssseifftrse eas seosn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-03-31
&. 8. Mbeimer.

@rocerp . 6dnbler, Ode alnmos urb
9obaca > straBe, fRbrt elm nolitdnbiges
Eager BON Staple unb JaneD Groceries.
8ilIigfe Marttpreife. NQe
@aaren uerben fret ins 9aus geliefert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-03-31
10 m. s. Ontterfibe.

20 M. S. Omtterfibe, 335
Ohs 0oufpnsS traBe, Wunbers, @ass
unb Steam . Jitters, balten ii9 benz
pubIifull fit lle in ibr5a9i1lagenben
Mrbeiter empfobler unb berfpre9eii
prompte 8eforgung aler Muftrdge.
2ronIeu9ter, @aSs Girtures, 8abeudls
men. glofets &C. fiets an Ganb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-03-31
gfper,s Nifeu limb befonut oI,

- liners pilen finb betanut oIs
bas eefabrloiefe, f6erfe unb bette
Mbfhbrmittel, bas ie benz pubIitum
barseboten tpcrben. Sbre Wirfune 1T
miIb, aber entidieben, uub iie berei'
ten benz tlnterleibe einen gereselten
3ufanb.-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-03-31

hr Die reuen @aareu fur bic
Gregory Groderp So. Iaugeli
nun an uuo bic 6irma bat bereitB einiee
Carloads erbaIten. Mar beju@e has
@ei@dft t,nb prtfe bic 9reile. 400 &
All 6ouffonsS tra6e.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-03-31

= Ma1t Cure 8efelunsen fir sta.
@elbrabt, glatten 9rabt, gifenble8,
Qupferble9 unb 26tbe BET piper Il
S@nItbeB 249 Marfet Str.
6part @elb anb 3eit.
Garaatie fir uiebrisife Marftpreiie.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-03-31
Gin banfbarer Watient

ber ieinen Aamen ni6t s~enannt habsn mill nnb
Der feine soIIfdnbise @ieberber.
feIInu9 bon 9perem 2eibeu eiuer. in
teinem Ooltorbud ansesebenen aranet berbanit,
Iabt eur@ uns baielbe TO tenr rel an feline
leiDeaben Mitmenf6en berf9iden. Dieies srofe
Bud sntbaIt &e8epte, bic in feber Hpofbefe
gemadt tperben f6anen. S9idt Cure Mbrefe
NIT Briefmarfe an: BrtDate Gltmte 8
0tspeniarb, 10 e. @ouiton etr., Ssejp
BORT 81. ..
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-03-31

81. u.eb. Wpps, prattif4er
Mr3t. Office in Der MIbini'f@en apos
thefe, SO. 215 Mlan1o Ylo3o. SeIes
pbon 299. San Nntenio, Seras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-03-31
Gabr~NIam
4ranias 9a6 8a1n.

NJ "a Ut
Don San Nntonio rad Sol.
beiion...~...-....10 ubi 8ormss.
Son San N1tonio mad Rerra
billie ........>......4. 30 Wa9m.
Won San Matonio na9 Corpus
Gbrltt---.-..... i ubr Na@mgS.
-N nfunft-
Sn San Natonio BON @als
Delf011 -..-.-...-...7 ubr Iber6s.
Sn San Intonio BON 2errs
bile ..11.45 8prm9s.
Sn San Mntonio bon Corpus
@brift. nbr Na6m.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-03-31

1ar Sbr fpart @eIb, tuenn ibre Cure
Drufia6en bel Sobnon Bios.
anfertigen IdBt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-03-31

sas- SobnfonB ros. lisfern Die
beten nub %biligften 9rudfa@en. Webt
gu ibnen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-03-31
2eben bes Settles. ~

SIT es Al u%eripunoern, baB, tpenn bas
8lut in leinen Deftanbtbeilen ni6t boil
fommen rein ift, bu 10 piele 4n3et4en unbes
ifreibliher llebel all sir fiubef?
4Ber's Sarlapariqa ftebt bod iiber auen
anberrl aItcrirenDen UNI blutreinigenDen
Mrsneiea. Gum 8etpeile bienen folgenbe
53eugnile:
8. s. 8rof aus 2omen, Maii., iagt:
SD p~erfaufe I1er'S SarIaparila Ihon Iett
rs .Sahren. Na6 meiner Inii4t tino in
eieier Meoi3in bte beten unb nirtiaraften
Mittel entbalter, bic CUR Seilung iolder
&ranfbeiten bettrasen, ipelte aus Der urs
reinbeit bes 8luteS berriibren."
Gugen $. Sill, NJ. D., 38l Sedfte Ape,
9epsDorf, iegt: sd babe ME etpas &C.
funben, bas als blutreinigenoes nno traftts
genbes Mittel 9per'S Sarlapariua gleth
fornn1t. Gle entIprtd]t ibrea1 s3tpede nou'
fo1uu1en."
Mper's @ar{apariGa erspeiit iid) eleid
i~pirfiarl bel alien GrIaeinungeit bon Giro
pbeln, bet @eldtuiren, &%arfunfelns glds.
den, Gusidldgen, &ren5rpeb, 8atarrb
II. I. No.; baber TT iie bic bette
Grablimss= umb 9amssalraaei
Die int 6anbel lit.
n@s Tt erItannlid. !" iagt Wfr. Cutler bon
Cutler 8rotbers & Co., Bottom, opie f1
MDer's SariapariQa
u~erfauft."
4ubereitst pon DR.. s. g. sIper 4 Co.. aspea. Tfaf.
Rrsis 81; feds Slaf9en. IS. @estb IS bic 5Iai4e.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-03-31
0ta fablf Sid

S6wad, tueil bein 8lut unrein 1T. Man
fonnte ebelt 10 gut ertparter, bab Der Sc.
iunbbeitssuffanb elmer Staot uolfonmen
iein iolle, tpenn iie unreines @aiier unb
idledte Gb3ugsfandle bat, wie oab elm 10
suiammengeietter Medanismus, wie Der
menihlide &0rper III oouier Orbnuns
fem ioa, tuenn our9 feline f~leiniten Ges
6erfen ,tnreines Slt.t fiebt. Meibt bu,
baB jeber Sropfeu Der swei ooer bret
@alIouen 8tut, bic bu bait, alle b%rittbalbe
Minuten burd Sers unb 9unee paiirt, unb
baB bieies 8llt auf ieinem Wege &nodsn
unb Musfel, Sirn rnb Nerpen, iotpie aue
iibrigen f%fiiiisen unb feiten 3beile bes fSrs
pers biloet? Das glut 1T Der graBe Gr'
udhrer, ODER, mie ote Bibel it1 aIsbriidt:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-03-31

- Sn Nep Dort tpurbeu lebtes
Sabr 1852 Sruuen tuesen Sruntenbeit
Derhaftet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-03-31

The cHAaLEs 4. voeElER CO.. saitmsrs. Nd.
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Sin alien stppfbefen far 80 gents ste sta'
foe ~ tabeh.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-10
Daily eagle
METEMPSYCHOSlS.

I was a hunter in my youth and knew
Each bird and beast that haunts the forest tail
Or wings the air. Hard by the waterfall,
Over the plain and up the mountain blue
by twanging bow vas heard, my arrows few;
ply bowstring now is rent, nv arrows ALL
Like spears that from the withered pine cones
fall,
Have from my shrunken culver fallen, too;
Yet sometimes DER me steals the o!den mood,
Aud wandering in the forest deep and dark
greet each old familiar tree, and mark
Each spot wherein the lovely quarry Stood
While faintly through my withered veins once
more
Leaps the triumphant thrill knew Of yore
I shot an arrow through the wood one day
in idle sport, and following where it led
] found a doe that had raised and fed
Stricken and bleeding fast her life away:
Her tender fawn transfiXed beside her lay;
One random shaft two happy lives had sped.
The dead leaves rustled TO my startled tread
And filed my futtering heart with strange dis
may.
For, gazing in those failing eyes, my soul
Net there another soul its very twin,
Unseen for years, but powered deep within
The hearts acove, oh, lost beyond control,
These murdered eyes still gaze, as from glass
Framed in with bloody leaves and trampled
grass.
e. L. Higgins in Overland Monthly.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-10
Hotel photographers.

The typewriting stenographers who have
stands at the various leading hotels don't
make such a bad thing out of their business,
though, as matter OF fact, they seldom
seem to be employed One OF these chaps
who works in a we'll known hotel up Broad
way has made as much as 500 month at
this sort of work. and his income has very
seldom gone below 500 monthly. In a city
where one can engage any earthly quantity
Of thoroughly competent stenographers at
from SIS to SIS week that looks like pretty
fair business. doesn't it! OF course hotel
shorthand mans outfit costs him something
like $50 to start with. and that fact doubt
less keeps a good mauy of them from trying
to get valuable stands in the principal hotels
New York World
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-10
Profits of Patent Medicines.

Look about you, and on my shelves have
over 500 preparations that sell for 81. can
duplicate the contents Of the best of them
and throw the bottle and label ia for twenty
five cents, and only make mp enc bottle.
What an enormous profit, then, must man
ufacturer who compounds his preparations
by the 100 barrels daily make. | tell you it
is the advertising that does it, and the people
pay for it, You read about this or that man
spending 100000 annually for advertising.
He does spend it, but the public pays him
back every dollar Of it, and when he invests
20 per cent of his gross receipts in advertis-
ing he is really doing business of IS per
cent. The money spent in advertising in the
papers, on the walls, by circular, almanacs,
sample bottle, cards, plaques, photographs
or other handsome souvenirs is a dead safe
investment. "-Broadway Druggist in Globe
Democrat
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-10
In an English Car.

Now, the American car and the English
carriage run on two different principles. The
English railway manager expects you TO do 6
great deal for yourself He expects you to
buy rug to wrap around your legs, and you
do it He expects you TO buy a shawl TO put
around Your shoulders. and YOU do ii. He
expects You TO buy a reading lamp If you are
TO travel by night, ana YOU do II, He doesn't
provide you with any drinking water, as he
expects YOU 70 buy glass OF beer If you feel
thirsty, and you do it. A traveller in winter
in an English carriage sits nluffied up so that
he can hardly move. He dresses for the oc-
caSion as | would if We're going to enjoy an
afternoon sit down on the banks Of the De-
troit river with the thermometer below zero.
Now, an American doesn't like that sort OF
thing. If the car is not hot enough for him
TO SIT in his seat in the same costume he
would use il his own house he travels by
some other road. II the lamps are not bright
be blows up the conductor, and If there is no
water in the tank Ell that section of country
VII hear from hin--Luke Sharp IN Detroit
Fms Press.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-10
Notice TO Stoc holders.

Notice 10 Stoc holders.
General offices Of the Fl. Scott,
Wichita * Western Ry Co,
WICHITA Kan, Jan. "a. 1857,
The annual meeting of the stockholders
OF the ri. Scott, Wiclita s. Western Rail
way Company for the election of directors
for the ensuing year and for the trans
action CT such business as may come be-
fore the meeting. will be held At the Office,
of said company in the city OF Wichita,
Kan. on Tuesday. the 9th day OF March
next, \. d., 1855. at 10 O'Clock a m. or at
any hour thereafter that quorum may be
present J. II. RICHARDS,
II. &. HADLEY, Vice Presideut
Asst. Secretary d.. ar
Money 20 oau
On inside improve. city i1o.erty centrally
located. by TIE = /. DavI.. on NaI -a-g
company OtIce IN rear u Citlz>h' uls.
The Eagle pocket real estate book has
uecome a universal favorIte among dealers
generally III the west. -jti'
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-10

Plate, Window. Ornamental q
Stained Glass, ana painter sup
pliea 66
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-10
a Case Of Heredity.

I. A. Trollope recalls that his maternal
grandfather, a country vicar, could not en-
dure the sound made by knife edge en- a
dinner plate. SO he had some plates made
for himself with discs of silver set in the
ceuters, and on these he cut his meat without
having his teeth set on edge.-Chicago Her
aid
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-10
A Peculiar Aptipathy.

As was ascending the bridge steps to taxa
a train for New York the other afternoon,
noticed just ahead Of me a woman leading
little boy by the hand The BOY. who ap-
veared to be about years old, was trying to
bold back and crying bitterly. Il don't want
to 20 on the bridge he yelled, while he
t1gged sway 10 get back to the street /.
vas with great difficulty that the woma got
bin on the train When she sat down be
climbed into her lap and, throwing his aruzs
around her neck, moaned and cried most
piteously. Il don't want 70 60 On the bridge
he kept repeating all the way over.
asked the mother why the boy was afraid
10 go on the bridge, and she replied tina.
there was only one way 70 account for IL
The boy she said, ''was born few months
after the great accident On the bridge Just
sfoe- the opening in 1888 Ny husband YVES
killed in the crush that day. was with him,
but By some miracle I escaped Very carly
in life my son evinced grea. fear Of the
bridge and always cried when crossing IL
generally uss the ferry, Is hate 70 make
scene, but am in hurry today and 30 cane
ever this way hope be VIII recover froa
this fear as he grows cider. cut I am begin
king 70 think otherwise. he has 10 idea how
his father died, and no oae has ever spoken
al the bridge accident IN his hearing, =
"RSmsler' IN kyQgkiyQ kAz1A
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-10

A Cff-sc.-s..z,. asScs- q --de- arrest Tor
stealing 60 Is from tie Contribution oSx,
I, is unnecessary 70 state, perhaps, that bis
regulations dated over ss<sA u years
EsaShsnioa Repgb.scaR
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-10
FREEZING MUTTON.
SIGHTS NOT ALTOGETHER PLEAS
ING TO THE VISITOR.

Methods of an Australian Factory fer
Freezing the Carcasses OF Sheep-A
Process TIE Reverse OF q Turkish Bath.
Loading.
Perhaps almost as much gbastliness chngs
about the Australian meat freezing factory
as about the Chicago pig killing yard 1e,
visit re either IS not without its interest.
The freezing factory stands, necessarily, IN
somewhat isolated position, for the conditions
of its existence are not such as 70 commend
themselves TO those living in the neighbor-
hood, since the sheep are not slaughtered on
the runs, but i'll the factory yartis. The ma
chinery necessary for the freezing process l.
very expensive and elaborate, SO that com
paratively few factories exist III the colonies.
Each, however. does a very large business.
and during the active season the number o!
sheep killed per day is encrmouS. When the
scheme first obtained footing in New Zealand
squat:ers and farmers were so sanguine about
the success Of the experiment, tnat many OF
them were induced TO enter into contracts to
send ''home" certain number of sheep All
nually. At first the speculation caused
loss; for the meat, owing to imperfections in
the methods employed, and prejudices at
home, did not bring the price anticipated.
But soon the tide turned The contract sys-
TEN is still in vogue: but it is also open TO
sheep owners to send their mutton home indie
perdently and Oh the chance Of getting h
good price. AS the sheep are not killed on
the runs, it is necessary that they should be
sent down to the factory. This is, of course,
tedious process in parts as a flock of, say
1000 sheep may have to he driven many miles
before they reach railway station, whence
they can be conveyed direct to the factory.
Sheep move very slowly, end five or six miles
day is as much as the most active Of them
will be lured into.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-01-13
Ser s,eht,ro,,b In wssrifo.

81 Paio, Ser, u. Sauuar.-9er Hers
ionen5ug Der uWerifauii6sn @entraltabn,"
pel6er, lpie bereits berid)tet, 240 0teileu
itihlih BON bier BON &Guberu nugehalteu uao
aepliinosrt purbe, TT bier anSefomnlsa. Der
,3ug bate uGmld BET einem gHalierbebiIter
SaIt gena6t, Inn @afer 81 fafieu. Sn oem
Nngenblife, als Der 2cfcmotiofiibrer iin BE-
srifIe ffanb, peiter su fabren, trateu p!0B!i9
adt gaabiten aus einem in uumittelbarer
gidbe selegenen @ebiiidl uuo eiltea auf bic
2ofomotipe 5l. !3Dei oerieIben bielteu oem
GofOmotipf fihrer unb leinem Sei3er ibre &e,
nnIper Dor, 3pei anoere idritteu auf ben
@TpreB 9SaGson 5u, DdbreHo bic iihri9ea
Hduber Oil ben Sbiiren Der stuet Yaiiasier.
@ageous Quffellung rahmen RnO Die in
benie!ben befinblideu Herioueu Der Irt eins
i6iidterten, baB yliemaab einsn Seriu9
nadte, fid 81 tpiberiesen. Der @TpreBs
4sent nurbe mad fur5er Se9ennebr iiber-
tpdltist unb eine 3ieuIi9 5eberteHoe SuTtnie
in @elb uno Bapier9elb aus ber Sab
ihranfe aeuomtien. Cine sroBe GIMME
GilbarseIo pelhes in elmer gde CeS Grpre5z
@us9ons lag, liebeu bic SfGuber uuberdhrt,
iebeninlls neil ibuen bas SortiGaifen oesz
lelbeu su nieIe uulfGace semGdt hitte. Die
8aiiogtere tpuroen uibt belGfiSt uno 9tie.
manbem pcn ben 0faubsrn ein 2eio susefii9t.
Gie ganse @eranbuns nabm faum 3 Dfinutsn
in aniprud, unb Die Sanoiten perf9pau0eH
etenio i9nsu, afs fie srIAienen pareH. Bts
iett bot man BON ibneu nod feline Spar erz
irilteIu f1uuerf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-01-13
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- Sin interuGtionaler So;ialiflert= GonreB
ioQ i'm u6diteu Guguft in Berlin ab8eBalten
per6eu.
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Hort QEbuImas, Gunis, bur9 cine Puloer=
@rplofon get6otet.
- Slorence Warie &oie, cine S9nefer
bes Gdriftfeaers Dumas (Ses aIteren) if
3efOrber.
- 6ruu goggeububer, cine @anaerin,
meId3e ieit spun8is Subren in SerbiuDuus
nit Dem t0ni9li6eu Spernbauie in Berlin
fianb, it geftorbeu.
2or6 So!isburh bielt gsfern 4benb cine
3le6e Dor benz conIeruatiuen @lub in 2iuers
pool uno CAB ieine betduuten auitGteu iiber
Die iriide 6ruge ubermGIe gum Befsu.
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uolimGd)tigte in Srlnuo, IL Ieioenoer 3e=
iurobeit uno rpirb hemuddf nab 0f0m SU=
riidtehren.
- 8uslouS beabf6tigt mad auQabe Ses
,Nobofin bas 4latinmetau nit einem au8s
fubrscn bon Is 5tubeIn goIe pro Buo (4O
Efunb su belesen.
- Bisr Qonoouer Saufeute, ndmIidb S6.
Gibbs, Sambro, s. g. 6culbro uuO 8Otp=
diIb, baben ie $4,000 fir einen Sono our
geufpniruug BON Irmeu' SrantenpSrterins
nen beieetteuert.
Ser 2eidnar 6es betm S6iffbrud ser
amerifaniideu 8arte yGlfreb .. Snon"
nabe @aterfor6, Srlnno, ertrunfenen Capt.
g9ilIep ift etnbaIIaulirt rnoroeu uub miro per
9ampfer y&itp Of Berlin" na9 Stem Dcrt
transportirt peroen.
Bring Ssfar, 3tpeiter Sobn bes S0ni98
BON gdmeben, iou bemndf)t 5u Bourne
mouth. @nsIanb, pdbreno 6es Gnteutbalts
ieiner SHUTTER in iener Stast nit SRI. @bba
Iiunf. elmer Der Gbreueumen ieiner Ruttsr,
permdblt peroen.
- &inasoIb Cooper, Elm amerifanii4er
fGlider, if in Yaris auf Seraulafuug Der
britiIden 8egieruug nerbaftet morbeu. @r
if angeflagt, eiuen @bed fir 936O0 auf bic
rgouton= efmiufer gani" gefali9t uao
oas gelb erbulten 81 babeu.