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The Great Falls leader. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1888-1900, 1889-12-13
"A Swedish Idea.

1t is astonishing how many valuable
ideas and people have come to us from
Sweden. From one Of the methods en-
ployed in the education Of children
there, those who are endeavoring to pro-
mote manual training in American
schools might obtain useful hints.
The system is called "Sloyd." 1t IA
miliarizes children with wood working
and the use of carpenters tools. A child
is brought to carpenters bench. Tools
are shown to him, and he is instructed
how to use them. Then piece of wood
is given to him, a pattern is laid before
him, and he is told to make wedge. 1t
must be exactly of such length and
width. The cutting must all be done
with knife. The child's mistakes are
corrected. He tries over and over again,
and at last succeeds in making a wedge.
Then some more difficult piece of carpen-
try work is given to him, and he tries till
he can make that properly. The finished
pieces of work belong to the pupil.
The object of the training is not to
make a carpenter of the child, but to
educate his hand and eye. The method
has worked like charm in Sweden So
it has in America, in the few places
where it has been tried. A new zest is
given to the school among pupils who
detest it usually. All enjoy the work as
if it were play. The exercise with plane
and saw enlarge the chest and strengthen
the muscles.
1t is becoming clear that manual train
ing must occupy larger and larger
place in our educational system as time
goes on
The Great Falls leader. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1888-1900, 1889-12-13
Winter Improvement Glasses.

Winter Improvement Glasses.
The winter classes throughout the
country have already begun their work.
Some are made up of both sexes, and
these are the pleasantest and most prof
table. Many are composed entirely of
ladies, and of these it is a good sign that
such numbers Of married women and
even aged women belong to them. These
have found that there is no age in intel
lect
No neighborhood is too small or too
poor to have club Of this kind. The
pleasure and profit they give cannot be
measured. Carefully followed up, they
will in time transform an ignorant
person into a thoroughly intelligent
one. The most generally profitable
course of study for club is one that fol-
lows closely current events When any
thing important happens in any quarter
of the globe, Immediately the current
news club takes it up and learns all that is
to be known concerning it. For instance,
take the Brazilian revolution. One di-
vision of the club would have as its as
signment the geography, physical and
otherwise, of Brazil. This division would
find out the situation, size, climate and
products of Brazil, also what products
come from that country to US, and what
would be the effect of stopping the ship
ments.
Yet another section would look into
the history of the country, another
would investigate the people themselves,
their physical characteristics, manners
and customs, while yet fourth section
would report the causes that led to the
present revolution. At the club, after
each committee had reported, there
would be general discussion of the sub
ject. The method here outlined is one
very commonly followed in the winter
improvement clubs.
1t may be remarked in passing that
most of the information sought may be
had from careful reading of newspa
pers.
The Great Falls leader. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1888-1900, 1889-12-13

The year of jubilee for the horse is
surely approaching. The western cities
have long used the cable traction sys-
tenn for street cars. Now eastern towns
are taking it up. Baltimore will have
her street cars pulled by cable by next
July. A few months more will also see
them in operation on Broadway, New
York. Now, if somebody will invent a
motor to haul the huge wagons and
trucks that convey freight through
city streets, long step towards the per-
feet civilization will be accomplished.
There is not room enough in city streets
for mankind and horses too.
The Great Falls leader. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1888-1900, 1889-12-13
About Silcott,

WASHINGTON, Dec. 12.-The report of
the silcott committee gives a detailed
statement Of the assets and liabilities of
the office to December 5th. The shortage
is stated at $7O,700.96. 1t states that the
committee has not yet made sufficient in
Vestlgatlon of the matter of discounts
ana notes, many of which they believe
were forged, to cover deficiency already
existing The committee believes that
the manner in which the sergeant-at
arms conducted the affairs of his office
cannot be severely condemned. A reso-
luton was adopted extending the power
OF the select committee so that it NAV
report to the house the conclusions as to
the ettect OF any deficiency of cash in the
office of the sergeant-at-arms.
The Great Falls leader. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1888-1900, 1889-12-13
DOings at the Canital

HELENA, Dec. 12.-The senate met at
III o'clock. After prayer by the chaplain
the roll call showed eight members pres
ent. The minutes of yesterdays meeting
were read and approved.
Lieut.. Gov. Richards stated that while
some of the absent members had prom
ised to report at 10 o'clock this morning.
he had been approached by one of the
gentleman's messengers who stated that
the senators would try and sec some of
the other absentees and report in a body
at o'clock.
Senator Hedges arose and moved that
sergeant alarms be instructed to carry
out the full intent of the warrant, that he
should see those absent members who
had not yet been seen and ask them alb
solutely to come with him or let them
refuse absolutely to do so.
Senator Brown then moved recess un-
til 2 o'clock which was taken.
The senate convened at p. m.
The temporary sergeant-at-arms re-
ported that he had not seen any of the
absent members.
Lieut.. Gov. Richards stated that no re-
port had as yet been received from the
absentees. A recess was then taken un-
til 8 p. m.
Just as the senate was adjourning the
sergeant-atarms stated that some of the
absent senators were in the ante room.
The senate and absentees then went into
joint conference and decided to let mat
ters remain in allegiance until 10 o'clock
Monday next, when it is expected that
the democratic members will take their
seats or resign.
The house met at 10o7clock. After the
roll call and the reading of the minutes a
recess was taken until 2 O'Clock. The
same happened in the rump.
The Great Falls leader. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1888-1900, 1889-12-13
Howl or Scream.

The democratic newspapers are much
alarmed lest Congressman Carter be Civ
en- the craftsmanship Of the committee on
mines and mining, or coinage, weights
and measures. If he should not be so
honored the bourbon prints will set up a
cry that Montana has been ignored; if he
is successful they will howl about the
trade he made with Speaker Reed. These
demagogues care nothing about ques-
tions affecting the public interest, and
they would much prefer to see a goldbug
at the head of each of the committees
named than any western man who favors
silver. All the democratic hand organs
want is something to howl about.-1nter
Mountain.
The Great Falls leader. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1888-1900, 1889-12-13
Funeral of Mrs. Lord.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 12.-The funeral
services were held over the remains of
Mrs. Scott Lord this morning at the
church of the incarnation. The presi-
dent and Mrs. Harrison and other rela-
tives followed the casket. Vice presi-
dent and Mrs. Morton, Secretary Blaine,
Proctor, Tracy and Rusk with ladies and
their families and a number of promi-
nent persons occupied the pews: The
interment was made at Rock Creek Gem
etprV
The Great Falls leader. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1888-1900, 1889-12-13

Abraham Lincoln has not many monu-
ments worthy the name. If the will of
John Crerar is able to pass muster in the
courts without being broken, he will
have one in Chicago that is worth look
ing at. John Crerar left 100000 to
erect IT,
The Great Falls leader. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1888-1900, 1889-12-13

to Harrison's landing. 1t began to rain
about three in the morning and poured
all day. That night we camped in
wheat field where the mud was six
inches deep. The unthreshed wheat in
stacks upon the field was soon made in
to beds and the fences furnished fuel for
fires. Here we slept, forgetting the hard
ships of the week before in that slumber
which only the soldier can appreciate.
c. s. r.
The Great Falls leader. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1888-1900, 1889-12-13
Arrested.

M1NNEAPoL1s, Dec. 12.-Julius Schultz
we'll known money lender and real
estate man was arrested to-day. He was
indicted by the last grand jury for for
gerry for complication in the alleged
crime OF j.. Frank Collom tried short
time ago.
The Great Falls leader. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1888-1900, 1889-12-13

A Pennsylvania firm has received an
order from Liverpool for 1000 tons of
pig iron. 1t is something that has very
rarely occurred in the history of the
country,
The Great Falls leader. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1888-1900, 1889-12-13
The First Step.

The First Step.
Perhaps you are run down, can't eat,
can't sleep, can't think, can't do anything
to your satisfaction, and you wonder what
ails you. You should heed this warning,
you are taking the first step into Nervous
Prostration. You need Nerve Tonic
and in Electric Bitters you will find the
exact remedy for restoring your nervous
system to its normal healthy condition.
Surprising results follow the use of this
great Nerve Tonic and Alternative. Your
appetite returns, good digestion is re-
stored, and the Liver and Kidneys re-
sumo healthy action. Try bottle. Price
soc. at Lapeyre Bros Drug Store. 6
The Great Falls leader. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1888-1900, 1889-12-13
Noted Lawyer Dead.

New YORK, Dec. Re. E. Dicker-
son, the great patent lawyer, lately the
leading counsel for the Bell Telephone
Company died last night.
The Great Falls leader. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1888-1900, 1889-12-13
Probably Drowned

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 12-It is believed
that Joseph Gilman, the paper manufac-
turer, was drowned in the Schuylkill
river last night. His buggy overturned
was found on the river bank.
The Great Falls leader. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1888-1900, 1889-12-13
Lynclled.

CHATTANOOGA, Dec. 12.-Laura Steiner
a seven year old girl was assaulted in the
woods yesterday by white man named a
night and after Identification lynched
him.
The Great Falls leader. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1888-1900, 1889-12-13
Brazilian COlOrs,

FORTRESS MONROE, Dec. IA man
of-war flying the new Brazilian flag
passed here this morning.
The Great Falls leader. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1888-1900, 1889-12-13
New Pensiou Co,n,n;ssio,.,

WASHINGTON, Dec. 12.-The senate has
confirmed the nomination of Green B.
Kaum OF Illinois as commissioner of pen
sIOns
The Great Falls leader. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1888-1900, 1889-12-13

Both the revenues and expenditures Of
the national government for 1889 have
been remarkable for their large figures.
The Great Falls leader. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1888-1900, 1889-12-13
Bar Silve

Ear silver.
NEW YORK, Dec. 12-Bar silver 95b.
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Mlerlei.

0. AMI, 49,.
On ptol. 4IiDate1s uenleum oun
aatutleeensmntotsteliea uao Saf,oI!a.
ZEN, oon oem elm Sgell ouI Ost 'esssn
auspeuan9 oasgepell mar, oenaoeI I1g
1sg1 an Ntala pla5a I'M Itnpefen 9'Oo..
29saler9eoouee. Canei0e p.to aln
aagneh 9ampae, oeH 20. pe5., PEN
Puol'lum gegeh q ger'hee glhil1Ils'
9eio 0 u @is. pro Pet'oh 8eOIIael
net0ea. Uer etlfag gltO aunI osren
peg a1aH!o.ueonumen. UOnOs oe'peaps'
aho ~ y plelem 0tuaos pie unlsa'
PuSuhgg peg nhIsIhegmsas ~ eh'pIsglsa !:
- 9e1era 0oeno 1a an IN &tsig >
pauF we aM9:laapsg.e Sos'gaay'sls.er
ess g~eIaIoetelss nUrogflhn" palI. Oe1
Sael mar geoIan9l oOu nHo ua1er 9tos
Der :Gfogl!gteti g'n8 ole gefloolnn9 oer
2oeIgagWlsgelWehle POI TW. yin &c,
mn'pllqer pau osenoete Die Ue'ef NH
pel Oer Sereln mleoer e'umal oemls'eh
Daf, pap er IS perlte9f, populafe Gelf'
l'@teliea gu oe19nllailen.
Sh penn y~oe9eroafroom "4lan'os
gaelloT" frll9te1 safe spoons uno
Jreo. 9ea1nlng ethCi1 Strett auf; IS
tam 81 SWldgea' oann 3og Wfanntng
1etTeH Weooioer uno feuerte: VI fraf
ooer ntgt mte oeaof~tl9t le,ften veg
ler, lonoern strer unl9ulol9en Wfene
ld)et1 gfar1leils 9arotng, Der elntge
S9rltte oaDDt teinet Gun9 einnabm.
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tte1enben gnti6eiounsen Ooer Intss
banblungen f6nnen bann ieben Iugens
Bid fur ungiiItig ertldrt unb umgeffo'
zen tpet6en.
Wan9un. Die 0auptifaot BON Greer
@ountD, 3dblt nur elm paar banoe,t
@inmobner unb Sic bel ben lebten Nas
tionalmaElen abgegebenen @eiammt-
@timmen3abl betrug 347, mas auf eine
8ebblterung BON etpa 1900 Seeleu
binpeift. 9abei belief f6 aber Der
eiugef6dbte Steuermertb f9on 1887
auf $1,110, 900 unb 1883 auf $1,205,s
900. @s giebt bort PIT, gum She'll
febr aniebnli6e Garmen nit $3.50
4deru unter @ultur, berel @rtrag i'm
Sabre 1888 auf $104. 900 abgsi9dbt
wuroe.s 9ie 59ulbenlait bon Greer
@Ountp beIduft f6 auf $13.520. Sm
Sabre 1889y90 uaren 849 s6ulfinber
in @reer. GDuntD %borbanben, flir mal6e
ber 5taat $1,000 an Staatsf6ulbgslb
aus5abIte. NuBerbem bat Der 5taat
benz @ountD aud nod eineu She'll ber
bHentliden Stats 9omdne a~ngetpies
len, oerea grtrdge fir bic 56ul;wede
bon Greer County 5u oerpenben finb.
s.. ieinem 8riefe at ben &pnsreB=
marn 2anbam neift SOB. &oB barauf
bin, baB bic MISUNDERSTANDING bes RE,
figen SnbianersS erritoriums-bas gr6s
Der unb fru6tbarer fei, als Die Staaten
Sainois ober Mifouri = fhr Elm paar
tauferb &otbbdute i~iberbaupt iiber fura
ooer lang GUT unm6glidteit weroea
biirfte, unb bob es ibm ni6t ri6tig au
fein i9elae, poblermorbenen Wnlprii.
den segentber, bic bort eritanbene 81.
biliiation gu guniten Der Sr5ianer pie.
Der 81 berni9ten. OSeras" = 10 i6lisb
@ob. &oB = ,t6nre bic @nti9eibnra
iiber bic Greer @puntp sGrase rubig Ell
mem unparteiii6 urtbeiIenben Sdiebs.
geri9te an5ertrauen, ba ni9t nur fein
gutes &e6t unb bic eigenen Staats SIT.
terefen auf benz 9piele ttinten, fon'
bern au9 bic bes gan5en 2anbes uno
Der Civilization, au beren 9titern une
8erfe6tern ia bic Mfitglie0er Der Static
nals8 ertretung i'm Songreife eiugeiebt
ieien
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Cine 0roinans
our 8ei9rdnfuug unb Gontrolirune
Deg 9a3arO Spiels iunerbaIb Ser
9tabtgren3enbon Saa Mntonio.

Sci es berorbnet bur6 ben
Staotratb oer 9tabt San Nntonio:
Section l. DAB Don iebtr Ser,
ION, Ttrma, ober @efeui@aft, pelde
innerbalb Der Staotgren3en BON Sor
Nn!onio Elm 6aus balten, in tpel9em
9a5arb.S piele beranfaltet iperben, ober
in iuelbem 8anf gebalten pirb, ober
welGe Berion, Girma &C. suld6t, oaB
oies in ieinem 6auie gei6iebt, -meIder
Qrt uno 8e5ei9nung Die betreffenber
9a5arOz5 pieIe aud fein m6gen - cine
idbrliGe 5teuer bon 81, 900 (ein tau.
ienb DOlars) erbobeu tperben fou,
tDel9e balbidbrIi9 i'm boraus gu ents
ri6ten fem fou.
Section 2. Wenn irgenb cine
Berfon. Jirma. Dber @eielfdaft inners
halb Der Stabt9ren5et1 bon San @ntos
MO in Der in Section l be3ei9neter
8eiie bos 0aaarb=Spiel betreibt ober
auldBt, obne fG 5uoDr cine 2icen3 BON
Stabt.@lert ausitelen ST. lafIen, 70 ioG
6ieie perion ober bieIe YsrIDnen eines
ger9ebens fir f9ulbig era1tet uno mad
ibrer ueberfibruna unb 8~erurtbeilung
Dor Sem &ecoroer nit elmer @elbitrofe
bon ni6t meniger ais $25 OIiinfuno=
5panaig 9oaats) unb nidt tiber 5000
(5meibunbett 9pqarS) unb elmer
Sar.itrafe bon ui9t tpeni9er als Is uno
ni9t mebr als so Sagen i'm ifd6tiiden
8efdnsniB bsitraft petbeu, unb stuar
fir iebe ein3elne uebertretung unb nit
Der ferneren Befimmung, oaB ieber
Sag, ben bic betrefenbe 8erfon Ober
bic betrehen6en perionea elm fol9es
9aus meter baIten, obne f6 ben 8ors
i@riften oieier Orbinan3 gu fiigen, aIs
g~eionoerte uebet,tetung anSuieben 1T.
Section 8. Sober Sn6aber zines
in ben bDrgebenbeu Gectionen nGber
beaei@neten Saufes, tpelGer Minbers
idbrigen b. B. 2euten i'm utter unter
81 (einun63palsi9) Sabren1 sefiattst,
ibr 9aus gu beiu1en ooer in oemielben
iid aufSubaIten, ion mad erToIqter ues
%berfabrung unb 9 .urtbeilung bor benz
&ecorber nit elmer @eIbf afe bon ni9t
unter $25 fflnFunb3tpan3ig 9olars)
unb ni6t iiber 5000 (~3peibunbert 9ols
lars) fur ieben ein3eInen Sal beitraft
lperben. SIN Sale Der Ni9ts3ablung
iol Der 10 Yerurtbeilte benz fdotil6en
@efdngniRe iiberuiefen ODER gu
3man9sarbeit an 0ffentli6en fdbtii9en
4rbeitea berurtbeiIt perben, tpie bas in
ben algemeinen fid6tii9en 8erorbnun=
gen befimmt lit.
Section 4. Sn alen &lase.Gals
len unter bieier Orbinan5 ipegen 6ats
tens zines Spielbauies innerbaIb Der
Stabtgren3en, fol Der Na6peis beg
Gufes, in benz bas betrefenbe 0aus in
Der Nadbari6aft uno in Ger 9ta6t i'm
olgemeinen itebt, aulaifg feiu, I'M ben
Character Deg beiagien Sauies fef3u.
feuen.
Section s.. SaB bic Sectionen
l bis 8 beg 9apiteIs 20 Der Reoibirten
Statuten bier0ur6 fit aufgeboben ers
fldrt tperben foQen.
Nn9enommen unb 9ebiligt am II.
Secem5er 1889.
SrDaa @aIta9ban,
Attetirt: MaDor,
6. q. @Iaubon, Sta6t.@lert.
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0pt. @pk iiber ben gtrett nm @reer
GpuntD.

Ser teranil9e Rongye6abgeorbnete
2anbam i9eint es fi6 iebr anaelegen
iein au IaHeH, bic nun fdon 10 LANCE in
ber S@mebe befinbliGe Greer gountD.
Gtreitfraee elmer balbigen 26luEg entges
gen3uffbrea. Ct 1T babel ieop1 fofort
3u BET ueberseugung getommen, bob bic
Grage cine auBerorbentli9 f9mierige
ttn0 beripifelte Tel unb bat f9 besbaIb
an ben COB. &oB nit oer Bite I'm Sns
formation un0 I'M Mittbeilung tttpcis
gen, Id ben Gtaatss Nr9ipe1 borbaAbes
men Bepeiss Materials eriuGt.
Sob. Nob III biefer 8itte bereitwiIig
Ma@gefommen 10 melt er es bermotte
= unb bat Nr. Qanbam ieinen beften
9ant fir feline 8emiibunsen~ ausselpro.
den.
Sn ieinem Wntmortl9reiben ertl1rt
Sob. RoB, BOB Der an b6lige Nnar9ie
freifenbe 3uftanb In ienem DieIumRrits
tenen @Duntp cine balbige 26lung Der
Gtreitfrage bringeno notbpen6ig erl@eis
men IaKe. Ales, mas Seras perlange,
fei bic giniebung zines p6[ig mnparteiis
f6en @eri1tsbofes, uelder Bic @ntf&ei>
Dung fdllen fole, Oh Greer gounip au
3eras geb6rt, ober Oh es aIs She'll bes
Snoianer : 9ertitOriums gunbes . @es
biet 1T.
Greer gouuip uurbe i'm Sabre 1860
aus BEN groBen glap gountp berausge.
f@nitteu, Gber erff i'm Sabre 1886 for.
mel Oreonifrt. gs beffebt aus fru9t.
b0reul, fir ale 3peige Der 2anbpirtbs
fmaft braumbareH 2anbe, bas meiit bon
Mnfiebiern aus benz Norbueiten beFebeIt
if, bic bort ftGili6 sebeiben, oenen es
aber nod melt better gebeil tpiirbe, tuenu
ibr 2anbbeitb nidt 6ur1 bas @eIpenif
bet unf@erbeit bebrObt iptirbe. Greer
gpunip III formel als gountp bes 5taa
tes Ssras orgauifrt morber, unb regel.
mdBige @eri9tstermine tperben bort BON
@taatstuegen abgebalten. Srobbem
hGlt mon benz 6iaaie aber Iein Dolles
G%igentbunas > &eht iber ienes gountp
Dor, unb bic 6taatslesislatur, Der @ous
uerneur, bic Rihter unb Der Sheriff ge.
ratbeu Bel ieber NmtsbanbIung, bic lie
In Be3ug auf Greer Gountp bornebmeit,
tn bic @efabr, NIT ben 8unbesbebbrbea
In Ronfitt gu geraiben inb aue bic bes
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Die Dauer bes 8lut umlaufes bur9
ben ear3en menf6li9sn G6rper betrdgt
feben Mindteu, unb penu bieie Gircu=
lation gebemnt pirb, ober tpenn einige
Der feinen Gandle bur9 llnreini9teiten
per1opft fnb, oann tritt Granfbeit elm
= entmeber 6ieber ober 2ebere unb
Niereu : gei1metben. I'm Dem uebel
on bic Wur3el gu fommen unb es auss
3urotten, bebiene ma ii9 Deg unfebls
baren 8lutreinigers Samarita n
Nerpine. gsi allen N~potbetern fur
$3.50,
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8udlens Nrntca.salbe.

Die bsfte Salbe Der @elt fir S9nitte,
0uetfdunsen, @efdpiire, Gieber. unb 9dut'
Gusf6las, Gle9te, s%eiprunsene Sdnbe, 8rct'
beulen unb ale Saattranfbeiten furirt 6d.
utorrboiben oosr feline Beaablung. 8nuise
SatiSfaetion sarantirt ober bas Gelb nirb
;uriiderFattet. 25 Gents bic S9adteT. Bum
@erfauf in allen apotbeien. Drsib, 9bomp.
fon &c Co., Mbolefale.
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Die BON pielen Grifli6en Setten bes
triebenbe0 eibenmiiliO toitet befanntlid
beibeamdBis bel @elb, ud9renb Die
&efuItate iebr Sweifelbaft fno; a6er
beren 9oiten in0 Ni6ts i'm 8erglei6 3u
Der In 2onbon betriebenen Subenbetebs
runs. Die 2onSoner Propaganda fir
8erbreituug beg gbrifenibums unter
ben Suben" bat i'm leBten @sf6dftsiabr
boae $150,000 au~sgeGeben, wdbreuo
beRen fie { | bebrder befebrt, b. B.
getauft bat.
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g d bIid.

40, 6err Doctor. i'd brauGe
ME cine 8egleitung. Seben Sic, i9
gebe ieben Morgen allen i'm part fpa.
3ieren !"
uGtr6ten sic fi9 oenu ni6t, 10
aIlein su tuanbeIa 2"
% nein-au 3peit if's pieI &C..
dbrIi9erl"
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& 0 I s.
San Antonio, 26. Deg, '89
Ser 8eefhpbem.M1nnerdhGr

. q D I'D, 70. Qt3., %,
Ser 8eetbpbem.M 1nnerdbGr
belt am Nben6 bes Weibna9tstases
i'm gafino cine u~nterbaItung nit gbriit=
baumbei9eerung OBJ. 5elbfoerf6no,
li9 mar Der 8efu9 gut. fang Der 8ers
Elm in ber befannten borireffi9en Weis
fe unb tpurbe bic @timmung in 5plge
beifen cine re6t ansenebme uno beitere.
Der 8erein trua bier Ger 2ieber Dor.
bic auf benz Nem Srleanier ssdngerfeft
als MaRen96re gefuugeH nerbeu.
Die 2ompoftionen finb ni9t Iei9t,
aber uaenbli6 efftftboa unb mti1en,
BON einem gbor BON lber Sauieno
stimmen gefungen, md6tig tpirfeu.
Mamentli9 gilt bas bon benz G6or
n5riebri9 &otbbart", Der einen groBs
artigen @inbrud berporbringen un6
binterlafen uirb.
0err Bed bat bic 2ieber init GROCER
Gorefalt einifubirt, fauber ausgearbeis
tet uno bic Nuaneen our ri9tigen @elz
tung 3u bringen sepuBt. Ser Stem
Orleouier Snfpi3iente 9err WeiB, Der
IN einigea Saget eruartet tDirb, UNI bic
probe ab3unebmen. mirb feline Greube
baben, uenn er ben 8eetbpbensM 6n,
nerGor b6rt unb fam rur tphnf9eu,
ooB ole bic anb.ren 8unbespereine
ebenfo tii9tiees ober dbnIi9 eutes lei.
ten. Dem bann bot es nit Ben Mai
fend6ren, bic fonft INNER ettpas fief.
miitterlih bebanbelt 3u tuerben pflegen,
feine @efabr. So bel 1T f9sr. Der
8eetboben Mdnner9or tpirb 9eras
ni6t nur in ben Mafen96ren, fonbern
aud in ieinem @%in3eloortrag, tpiirbie
reprdfentiren.
@iner Bite mebrerer Oamen fol-
genb, bradte 9err Bed aud bas fiji
bag 6effsGpn5ert in Neu OrIeaus in
Nusi9t genommene 2ieo Rod 1nb
bic Gage Der &ofe" gu @eb6r. Der
Berein fiuet bies 2ieo punoerl96n uni
tplr6 bamit Gre einIegen.
6err 6. s.. RiIer bate. einile So.
lonummern auf benz Yrogramm uni
erntete, uie inner, penu er auftritt,
raui9enben 8eifan.
Gin fleines Sr1eifer. wef9es fpdtet
gum 9anj auffpielte, fiiQte ben ibsiget
Sbeil beg gut gepdblten prosramms
aus, ipel9es gum 96lus, glei9Iam i'm
bic Mupefenben III cine redt beitert
2anne iiberseben gu IaHen ,Mein So.
denf6pf9en", einen Rbeinldn6er uuS
bas .Rabenbueit". geiuneeu auf BEN
Sade 9aules, bradte.
gu erndbuen baben mir nod, baf
6err DenrD 2aassr su ben 2iebern biz
Yianobegleitpng fpislte unb awar mil
DOlenbeter Meifferidaft.
Cine angenebme ueberraf1nng Bill.
bette bic Mnfunft beg Santa Claus, bel
auf eiuem giel rift unb in 3pei Strim.
pfen, (gbicagoer Muffer) Die 2ooie ber.
umreihte. Sp6ter tpurbe Der Weib.
Ha9tsbaum gepliinbert, iupbei iG Der.
ausfelte, 6os iebes 2oos gewanu. Die
einaige ebrli9e 2otterie, pUn Der mir ie
Beb6rt BADEN.
@dbrenb nun bic iunge WeIt floti
sutn Sauae ontrat, tueipten bic 4Iten
lulfig tueiter. llnb aus Der Mbea6un.
terbaItung tuuroe cine Morsenunter.
baltun9.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-12-26
gal.

Doctor: rNun, So9en, iebt miiBt
Sbr nun S9ien fabren, tpdret Sbr lies
ber BET mir geblieben unb bdttet mid
fernerbin fuii9irt."
So@en: AID, 9err Doctor, bas 1T
mir esal, OBJ i'd. einen O9ien fabre ooer
ben 9errn Doctor"