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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-01-05
The senator from Colorado.

New HAVEN, Jan B. Ed Wolcott, who is
to be the next senator from Colorado, was
a member of the class of 1870 in Yale, but
did not granuate. He retired from college
at the end of the freshman year, with the
glorious distinction of having betted all the
money he had on the Yae-Harvard boat
race and lost He is 40 years old. OF all the
Yale men of the last twenty years Wolcott
would probably be selected as one Of the leas.
likely students to bring credit to the college
Yet he is the only one in twenty years who
has won national reputation Professor
Billy Sumner has heard of Wolcott's success
with amazement.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-01-05
CAN THIS BE TRUE?s
Detective Loewenstein's Wife says He
''Fixed" Witnesses and Received
Stolen Goods from Criminals

CHICAGO, Jan. 1.-The Times publishes
what purports TO be a statement from Mrs.
Mabel Loewenstein--who some time since
shot her husband, Detective Jake" Loewen-
stein, and nearly caused his death-that is
sensational in the extreme. HEY story Is
that for several years her husband and Capt
Setback, of the North Side police department..
besides others, have been in the habit of get
ting stolen property from prisoners and
bringing it to her house, where 1t was di-
vided, or stored until arrangements could
be made for its disposition. She pro-
tested against such transactions, and was
abused for it,
She states she has now property belonging
to North Side people, which will be produced
when necessary. Among the things are sew
eral watches, the brooch and cuff buttons be-
longing to Louis Lingg, fine silk shawl,
some dresses, etc.
She also says Capt Setback aud Loewen-
stein fixed witnesses for important eases
at her house, and that she has among the
stolen property the original testimony they
got from certain witnesses When she was
locked up in the Chicago Avenue station,
charged with shooting her husband, Setback
would not let her talk to any one else for
over a week.
Il TOLL MIN Jhat ne knew JAKE was a
thief, she says, land that knew he (Schaackl
was aware of all his doings" He refused to
let the reporters see her and would keep
talking to me about the stolen property and
tried to get hold of some OF it, saying he
wanted to have it returned to the owners"
Then, she says, threats were made that un-
less she ceased to talk about it matters woull
go hard with her.
The Times saws that an attempt was made
Wednesday night to abduct Mrs. Loewcnstein
from her brother-in-law's house, where she
has been stopping since she was released on
hail
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-01-05
AN ENGLISH SCANDAL.
This Time Sir r. D. Morier Is the
Victim.
INSULTED BY BISMARCK.
The Story Told Was to the Effect That
AIorier Was Pal of Marshal Ba-
zaine's-Bismarck Could Disprove
the Tale, but Won't.

LONDON, Jan 5-The British press show
more excitement than usual over the Morier-
Bismarck correspondence, and the comments
made upon young Count Herbert's insolent
treatment of the British ambassador are I'M
friendly, to say the least
The correspondence in question was caused
yb the report that has been recently published
in the German papers, apparently with oiii-
cial sanction, TO that effect that during the
Franco Prussian war in 1870 the movements
of the German troops were made known to
Marshal Bazaine by Sir r. D. Morier at the
time charge d'affaires at Darmstadt. The
author of the story was Maj. Won Defines,
mill ary attache at Madrid during the
French marshars exile at that capital, and
currency was first given to the scandal in
1856. The German officer declared that he
had learned the facts in a conversation with
Bazaine
Sir r. ID. Morier, in July of last year,
wrote to Bazaine, bringing the story to his
attention, and requesting a reply from him.
The marshal pI omptly returned denial
''It is an entirely clumsy fancy on the part
of its supposed author he wrote. II had
not the honor of knowing your excellency
before or during the war of 1870, and deny
in the most unqualified manner this apocry-
pudl COnNeISdtlOH, 30 OutSiue Ill pOSoioiO
probability. | deny having any converse
tion of the kind with any one whatsoever on
Dec 25 last
But it suited the purpose of Moriers enc
mics at Berlin to revive the story, and it was
recently printed in The Kaelnische Zeitung.
The Engl sh diplomat was then and Is now
ambassador at st. Petersburg. The attack
was inspired with the object, it is believed, of
compelling Moriers recall from st. Peters
burg, through fear that he would establish
cordial relations between the Russian and
the British governments.
On December 16 last the British ambas-
sador wrote to Count Herbert Bismarck, Ger
man minister of foreign affairs, saying that
he had heard it reportel that the count him
self helped to circulate the scandal, and re-
questing satisfaction in an official sense.
Marshal Bazaine's denial was inclosed. To
this communication Count Herbert Bismarck
replied curtly, declining to recognize the
statement of Bazaine or to muzzle the Ger
man press. Thereupon Sir r. ID. Morier pub
lished the trilateral correspondence.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-01-05
Climbed hv strikers.

WEST SUPERIOR, Wis, jan 5-The other
night number of dock strikers attacked
and numerically beat with clubs ten men
who had accepted the reduction of wages
made by the several coal companies. The
strikers have not yet returned to work, and
the St Paul Pacific dock has shut down.
Men are stopped by strikers from going to
work ON any dock where wages have been
reduced, and it is expected bloodshed will
follow The Lehigh Coal company has made
the reduction, which is from 20 cents to 171z
cents an hour.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-01-05

Albany, Jan. 5.-Reports which are re-
ceived at the office of the state board of
health show that the smallpox scourge is
spreading Mary Maloney, sister of Thomas
Maloney, who died from the disease in Troy,
has succumbed to its influence. Word was
also received from Lyons to the effect that
in that town there are three cases. with every
prospect of more. Instructions have been
sent to the officials Of Auburn state prison
to have all in that institution vaccinated.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-01-05

INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 5.-Papers in two
election contests that will come before the
Indiana general assembly have been sfiled
with the secretary of state. Scott Ray, edi-
tor of the Shelbyville Democrat, viii ask
that he be given his seat, on the ground that
enough fraudulent votes were cast for his
opponent to make up the plurality against
him In the house, Allen J. Payton, Of Glib
son, win ask TO be seated because he alleges
fraudulent votes were cast for his Republi-
can opponent, Benjamin B. John
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-01-05
Protesting AgaInst the Inangnral Bali.

COLUMBUS, o., Jan. s. - The Pastors
union of this city are preparing memorial
that viii be forwarded to President-elect
Harrison protesting against the inaugural
ball, and asking that he use his influence TO
have the custom set aside this year The
document will be taken to indianapolis and
laid before Gen Harrison by committee OF
clergymen appointed by the union for that
purpose. The discussion regarding the in-
augural ball that has since taken a wide
range had its origin in meeting of this
union several weeks ago.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-01-05
POSNE RS

Ladies: We acant uour
trdde. you are situated
so that yOu can come TO the
city and deal NTH as in
person, 40 so. If not, send
as your orders. IFe prom
use TO not onlytreotgou aceU,
but TO SERGE you aoeu-to SeU
you tie bet goods TOR tie
least money, and TO make
eCery sale gioe tie fullest
satisfaction. Remember
that oar store as tie only one
Of its kind an tie aohOle
South. 1t c0CerS q suDeY1f-
cfal area Of 81 acres fn tie
aggregate, has 80, coo squore
feet Of sdleSr0on2, and as de-
0oted 10 go diStinct and sep.
0rdte departmtntS. You
can ask us. for anything you
aod9t, IN any line Of goods
sold iD any market, and be
sure cf getting ii TO in
datce y0u TO trade aoiM as,
zoe agree to send all pur-
cbdSes Of So and 0oer TO Gny
point aoithiR 200 miles Of
B1ltimorc. free Of all trans
p0rtatiOn charges. Also,
zoe aoiU cheerfully send sam
ples and prices Of goods
aohen requested, address
P0Sner Bros 215, PIT, 219
Leringtan ST., Baltimore,
Nd. n5 Pm
PO OSNERS'
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-01-05
Big Blaze at Sranchester, Conn.

MANCHESTER, Conn.,, Jan. 5.-A fire which
originated in Roses two story block at North
Manchester entirely destroyed the block.
Loss, 81, 500 on building, which is fully in
sured. The building was occupied by Charles
III. Rose, druggist, who loses 5000; insured.
The Manchester Herald printing Office occu-
pied the second story. Loss, $4,000; insur-
ance, 81, 500 The second floor was also oc-
cupied by town offices. Cowles' hotel, adj
joining the burned building, narrowly
escaped destruction
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-01-05
A Capitalist Indicted for Manslaughter

DENVER, Jan. 5.-W. r. Fay, president
and general manager of the Denver Gas COM
pany, and individually one of Denver's
wealthiest citizens, has been arrested on a
grand jury Indictment charging him with
manslaughter. Fay was experimenting the
work done by the laborers who were killed
by the cave in of the cable road a week ago.
After the accident verdict of criminal
carelessness" was returned against Fay and
his indictment followed. Thomas and O'Hara
his two foremen, were also indicted
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-01-05
Arrest Of a Train Robber.

GREENWOOD, Miss, Jan. SC. Allendale,
q suspicious looking character, has been ar
rested here today ON complaint of New
Orleans detective, who charges that he was
implicated in the recent Duck Hill train rob-
berry. Among the articles found on his per-
son were several cards offering a reward of
81, 900 for the arrest and detection of the
same train robbers, who recently robbed a
jewelry store in Dallas, Tex.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-01-05
Against mormon Statehood.

SALT LAKE CITY, u. T., Jan. 5.-The can
vass for signatures to the great protest
against Mormon statehood for Utah closed
Wednesday with over $4,000 names appended
to the document, which will be forwarded to
Washington Immediately. Attached to the
petition is a statement showing the local
situation and the evils which would follow
the admission Of Utah into the Union.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-01-05
Foriv-two Persons PerIshed.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Jan. 5-The investiga-
ton into the burning of the steamer Kate
Adams, by the United States inspectors,
shows that forty-two perished instead of
fourteen, as reported few days ago 1t now
appears that ten of the boats crew were lost
and that eighteen children were among the
deck passengers who fell victims to the flames.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-01-05

NEW YORK, Jan. 5.-A special from Pitts.
burg says: Daniel Dougherty, the silver
tongued orator, has broken out in am inter.
view here, in which he says 1.-THE state Of
Pennsylvania is, politically, the most COM
temptibly corrupt, the most diabolicaIly vile,
and the most notoriously dirty piece of terri:
tory on the face of the earth
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-01-05
Fichting enc nrormona.

SALT LAKE CRY. Jan 5-The Idaho Iegis-
lature convened Wednesday afternoon at 2
o'clock, after the holiday recess In the
house Mr.. Kurtz introduced bill relating
to the elective franchise, which is supple
mental to the famous test oath bill. It isa
strong one, and viii undoubtedly be passed.
1t provides that person must be out of the
Mormon church for three years in order to
become a legal voter.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-01-05
.fr.. Beecl,Ier Co,n0 .g.a

OMAHA, Neb., Jan. 5-The jail officials
say that Libbie Beechler is becoming insane.
Gen Gown, her lawyer, says she was insane
when she killed Harry King. and that she
has been steadily getting worse ever since.
The county physician expresses the same
opinion. No one Is permitted TO see her ex-
eept her attorney and the jail attendants.
All visitors are kept away from her cell and
are even excluded from the corridor ii
which the cell Is located.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-01-05

RACINE, Wis, Jan. 5.-J. L Case has sold
the trotting horse James G., record 2:2O, to
A. ]. Feek, of Syracuse, n. Y, for 5000
The animal was purchased for resident Of
Frankfort, Germany, and viii be shipped to
that country. James g. is chestnut horse,
151k hands high, was foaled in 1881, and was
sired by William H. Godfrey, of Dixon. IIls.-
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-01-05

BRIDGEPpgT. Conn, Jan. 5-John Julius
Wagner. OF Jersey City, tried to commit
suicide by drowning himself. lie jumped
from the new lower bridge, but the tide be-
.irz about half out he landed in shallow water
. and was sFescued-. He gave no reason for his
strange action. -
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-01-05

CoHoEs, n. Y, Jan 5-Frank Delehanty,
son OF ex-Assemblyman Joseph Delehanty,
attempted suicide by pIunging large pair
Of shears into his body in twenty three
places His mother, while attempting to dis
arm him. was badly cut in the arm Dele
Mutv had become dep0udent and rmelaaf.
eh0ly kfvigk EiEkhe1A ne hnk fSc64&.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-01-05
Crushed bv His own car.

CHICAGO, Jan. 5.-Dan O'ConnelI, driver
on the Ogden avenue street car line, met
with a horrible death He accidentally fell
over the dashboard, and his body was ground
almost to shapeless mass. He died few
minutes afterward while being conveyed TO
the County ho5pital
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-01-05

,1Iaphlehead VIII Rise Like the Phusnix.
p MxRBLEHKKD. Mass. Jan 5-The pros
: pecss are encouraging for the rebuilding of
the burnt district, and with substantial
STRUCTURES The relief committee has fur
!. nished fhe-lasters .yita>new. kits throughout.
Many barrels of -four have been distributed
among the sufferers by the fire
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-01-05
Killed by 4 blast.

SoMERyMLE, Me-, Jan. 5-Warren Hig-
gins was instantly killed, and Amos Reed
terribly burned. BY the premature discharge
OF blkst IN granite quarry.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-01-05
LOST

between the A. w. II. depot and the Mary
land Hotel, COLD LOCK ET, with the ini-
tials "E. j X" to "A. 7. D." The finder will
be suitably rewarded IL left at this oihce d29
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-01-05
ANNAPOLIS. MD. SATURDAY EVENING. JANUARY 5, 1880
SPECIAL NOTICE.

We viii Insert I'm this column advertis..
ments of Wants, For Rent, For sale. Lost,
Eonnd, &C., not exceeding four lines. ONF
WEEK. or less. for 25 Cents.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-01-05
WANTED

BY a sober, married man. a POSITION as
Fireman, Watchman or Janitor. Has had ex-
perlence with steam boilers. Can bring good
ferences. Address WIN. BIERLEY, i02S
Calhoun street, Baltimore, Nd. d27w
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-01-05
WANTED

young and intelligent GIRL to attend To
store and make herself useful Age about
10 years desired. For particulars address
IL" CAPITAL Office I2-o
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-01-05
FOR SALE

A secon l-hanl GUITAR. and a haif size
VIOLIN, Price seven dollars for the two
Apply at the CAPITAL Office, d3i
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-01-05
WANTED

A stf ady and reliable WOMAN to do gcner-
HALL. West street, opposite the Bank. dew
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-01-05
w. Tuck LeveIy.

TUNER of Grand, Square and Upright Pianos
l16 Prince George ST., Annapolis Nd, rom
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Il lllf 0 II Il.

Gin @utsbefiber fdbrt nit ieinem
Rne9te Sanos ilber Die puBta ouf 8e.
iu9 3u einem Grsuabe. Wie Der 4beno
bereiubri6t, MAIDEN 9err uub 9iener
9alt IN elmer einiamen S6ente. Ser
9err isbt li9 mi; bem Wirtbe gu elmer
Jlai6e @eln. Ser Wngen nit ben
pferoen pirb in einen Ofenen 56up.
pen, Der als Stall bient, 9eitelt uub
Sauos iou Die yta6t binbur6 oopor
Wa6e talten-benn bic 8egenb mims
melt BON @einbel, beionbers ppn teden
&Ieroeoieben. vWeibt 0u, Sanos, f."
fagt Oer 9err, noamit Did ber s6laf
Mot iiberraiGt, Deriude INNER @tpas
3u benfenl |"
I'm 10 llbr tommt ber 6err, I'm
na93ufeben, pie es um Wageu, Pferbe
uno 9iener itebt.
sWoran beniit 0u2"
sDent' i1, tuobin tpmmen bic Sters
ne, iuenn i6 fe nidt mebr feb |"
Ser 0err freut ii6 iiber bic Wibbea
9ieroe bes SuriAen unb tebrt CUR 3weis
ten 5laite suriif. -
lin II lbr gebt ct pieoer infpicireH.
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Neue Vermenbung bes Pbe4
nograpben. Dnr9 8erlu6e, ~
I'm 5eberfaal elmer 3eitung nit BEN
pbonograpben gema6t wurben, ideint
ertuieien gu iein. baB bas Snitrument
fi6 flir Srudereis 3tpede idon in ieiner
ieBigen 8eftalt tpiirbe DernenbeH iais
fen. Na6Sem bet &ebafteur in ben
pbonograpben gefpro6en, wnrbe bas
Suitrument na9 benz 5eBeriaal getras
gen unb bort neben einem SeBerfaiieu
nieberseleBt. Ser Seber ftibrte bic 9ors
i9!du9e in feline Sbren uno fonnte,
obne supor pou bem Snbalt Der yfoti5
GenntniB 3u baben. nun ben Cert nod
Sittat abIeben. Cine Yeoalborridtung
am pbonograpben erm6gli6t, baB oas
umbreben Der Wal5e 5u ieber 3eit I'M.
terbro6en tperben fam, 70 baB aud
eine unterbre1ung beg Dittats bel ies
benz beIiebieen 8Orte eintreten fann.
Gin smeimaliges 3reten bes pebals ldBt
bic QDaIse bas bereits einnal @eiagte
nod eiumal ipieberbolen, beim Mufbez
ben oes GuBes ieBt iie ibre 8ormdrtsbes
ipegung fort uno bittirt neiter. @s
tparen alio ole 8eoingunseu fiir bas
Obr gegeben, bic bas Auge erforbeti,
tpenn es 9anoidrift lieit, bic W6gli6.
felt, bel einem ein8elnen @orte ober
Sabe ie nab Selieben gu perueileu.
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Speiie munbete. Gu armer Mann,
Sein Weib ldBt Sid perbungern.
Sa, fie taust ni6ts, bieie pauIa.
Sd CLAUDE, grtpin rtibrt fi9.
8eioe Soften lieBen Meier unb Ga.
bel fnfen unt bor6ten anseitreet. Sod
uein, IQes blieb lttu nebeuan, no BET
fleine @obn f6lummerte. Inter bette.
rem Nedereien peraebrte bas gbepaa,
fein Mittagbrot. paula lab inbeI1eu
otter unb f6drfer auf ben Nann als
ionit. Gnblid itiiBte fie ben gabogeu
| auf ben Slid, faltete bic 6dnbe unter
benz Ginn, f6aute nit ibren flaren
grauen Nugen In bes 8eliebten @efchi
unb la8te, unbermittteIt ernit semoroen
9einj, Du la6ft ia gar ni6t aufri9.
tig, Su bit nit Oeinen @e6anten ni6t
BET mir.
Ct lab eri6rOdeu in ibr tluses ge=
Rdt.
Sic nidte.
Sd femme Did 10 eenau! Du ba5t
Merger gebabt.
Seine 9anb ltredte fi6 hber ben
Sid su ibr.
Sic aber iprang anf unb fanb nod
neben ibm auf 6em Gopba plab, legte
ibr 0aupt an feline G6ultern unb iagte ::
Ni6t uabr, 9u ipirf mir bapon fpre.
6ens Sd fann ibn Sir gepiB forts
f9maBen, ben Nereer.
Wfein Gino, es iinb S1uIIa9en,
tpebrte ct finfer ab.
S6uIia6en9 Iein, bas III niGt tpabr.
unb nenne mid ni9t INNER Dein 9tn6,
Sbf9on i6 erft breiunb3wansig Sabre
alt bin, Su aber pier3ig sdbIft, bin i9
bod Define @efdbrtin - bin i6 nibt?
Sd arbeite nit Sir flr 9i9 uno unfer
Sinh, wie elm gutter Gamerob. Sbu'
i6 ni6t?
gr ftibte Iiebebou bic iunse falteulofe
@tirn.
@eIiebte, ipra6 er innig. Das Mort
gab ibr in N0em He9t. Damn iebte er
iebo6 binau: Nfein ben G@uldraer
trage i'd Dir ni9t iu's 6aus.
Gublft 9u benn nidt. oaB gu es
f6on tbuf, menn Dein Bid bitter uub
Define 0eiterfeit er5lpungen ili? Aber
nein, es 1T fein 5IoBer S9uldrger, ben
haff Su mir allemal er5dbIt unb meine
gntraltung iiber bic Buben. welGe es
tDogen. meinsn Mann su drgern, bat
Did INNER laden gemo9t. sc III ct.
mas 4nberes. go :1iu ids enbIid ia.
gen: ieit OFern fiibIe i'd. baB ba elm
S6atten lit. 2aB mid ibn enbli6 fen-
men. bamit i'd ibn berI6eu9e.
WallrOtb ftarrte longe Dor fi6 bin,
erbob li6 enbli6 tpie trdumenb unb
eins an feineu S6reibtii1, aus oeFen
S9ubIabe er Elm gouberf nabm. gaula
iab geipannt 3u. G9per IieB ct R9
nieoer neben ibr nieber uno Iegte ben
Briefumi9lag Dor ibr auf ben Slid.
Was 1T bos2 fraste iie elm ipenig
bang.
Wergangenbeit, fpra6 er bitter.
SOIL i6 iie fennen2 idgte fie sagenb.
st uidte humm. sic entna6m benz
@onbert feinen SnbaIt, es mar elm Bib.
ylur cine photographed rief he ent.
tduf6t.
(Nortfehuno fOIotl
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Ser 6Iu6 berb6ien Sbat.
Sn einem Goftbauie su Sobofen, N. s.,
bat fif oieier Gage etn 8obme giamens
Socob y ii d | d nit @panfalium bers
glftet. Der iunge Wann bate i'm als
ten 8aterlanbe, tpie ct ieIbIt in einem an
bic rgtem Dorter @taats3eituns" ges
ri9teten Briefe an9iebt, in benz er lei=
men Gntfdlub, fi9 bas 2eben gu nebz
men, mittbellt, eiuen betrii9erii1en
8anferott gema9t unb li9 nit bebeus
ten6em @etuinn nad 9nerifa geha6s
tet, tpO er unter bem Namen u. Gaiier
i'm September lanbete. Sort iuGte ct
ieinen Snfel, einen @ei6dftsreiienben
Wamens SentD @uttenberg, auf, unDs
biefer wuBte ibn au tiberreben, ibm iein
8elo an3u0ertraueu. 8alo barauf bers
f6tuanb Der liebsuswiiroige 8ertpanote
nit oenl 8elb, unb als @liidlih Bel bes
lebteren Grau uoripra6 unb iein gis
gentbum berlangte, CAB fie ibm itatt bel.
fen : elm pddden @ift. Damn febte
ftd Der iunge Wann bin, i9rieb Der
D5taats3eitun9" einen langen Brief
iiber Die @ef9i6te ieines NaiBgei6ides
unb nobm bas @ift gu fid. 9lIs mad
einigen Stunben Elm 8eridterfatter oer
pStaats3eitans" in benz Sothauie
Sliidli9s eri6isn unb mad benz lebtes
rem fra9te. iagte man ibm, Der iunee
Mann iei auf fsinem 3immer. Sieies
mar oeri6Ioiieu, unb wuroe, ba auf
mebrmaIiges &lopfen feline Antpprt ers
folgte, gemaltiam geoHuet. Sn Der
Wtitte bes 3immers, auf benz 8oben,
lag Der ungliidli6e toot unb talt.
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(6ortfesuns fOIOt.)
as~ glie Wer6ube,,,uo IN s;ue

S@ Die 8erdnberung III ems Der
unmiberiiebIi6hen Geiebe Der Natur,
uno elhdlidertbeiie fnbrt elm gSe6iel
fat ifets gum gefern. 9lls Elm Bei 'p,el
bofir, nebmen bic ct. patrids pilen
f6neu ben pIob elm fiir bic alien raus
ben unb beftisen pillen, neil He miIber
ltnb unb angenebmer pirten. auBers
oem limb fie mebr ba3u angeiban, &rant.
beitsitoffe aus oem Spfem lu entfernen
uno malarif9e 3rantbeiten 3u berbin=
bern. als elm gatbartic unb 2eberpilIe
iino tie perfett. Gum 8ertauf Bel R.
eobn & Co., 3. Galteper & Gobn,
un0 1llen anoeren Nbothefer.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-11-08
8 nfeIs S aIent.

.Wir mollen milbe 3biere ipielen,
Oafel, ipielft Du mitl"
naae Wetter, GriBden, mas ioa i'd
oenn ba fiir elm 3bier iein2"
.Du ipirf Der 8dr, Ontel"
vWarum benn gerabe Der 8dr?
uWeiI 9u 10 l96H Drummer tannltl"
sd brummena Sait Du's oeuu
f9on geb6rt?"
nNefn, aber Bapa iagte sefern, 8u
bdttsit i6on nal cir babies Sabr ge.
brummtl"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-11-08

Sanos betra9tet na6oentli9 bas 5tors
1enneit duf oem @iebel bet Sdenfe.
uWoran bentit Du?
rGent' i'd, tpie linoen bic 5t6r6e
na9 0auIe, tuenn fe fort fliegen!" u
8efrieoigt tebrt Der 9err CUR britten
Jlal9e aurtid. 9lls bieie leer 1T unb
ber Wirtb eben bic bie,te ouf ben Slid
ftelli, intereIiirt es ben 6errn au miHen,
moran iein Sanos iebt benft. sSanos
1tebt eOr oem S6uppen unb maGt ein
na6benfli6es @ef6t.
rWoran benflf Dh?
Dent i'd, uie nit mad 9auis foms
men nerben = perhu9te Gsrls baben
bic Pferbe geHoblen!"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-11-08
8 b 61te 2eiHuno

Grau 9Ohl: .Miein 5obn bat bsute
ieine erffe 8ertbeibisungsrebe aebalten
unb einen 3aubm6rber freiaefrieat.
Diefe &ebe bditen sic bDren lolIen,
meine Damen, i6 berf9ere sic, ioaor
bic @enbarmen baben gemeint!"