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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-03-13
SCHOOL AND CHURCH.

-Rrooklyn built seventeen
churches during the year 1889.
THE Methodist congregations IN
FINLAND have during the past year -.
ceiyed from the United States the sum
Of 10. $50 Finnish marks Tor the Saiaiio7
of their preachers.
The Massachusetts Senate mas
nassed a bill requiring all to"ns anu
cities to display the American nag On
ali their school-houses whenever tne
school is in session.
Switzerland has 1,16S SUNDAY
schools, with 5,459 teachers ana o4,Voo
scbolars. Sweden has 3340 sunday
schools. with IS, 200 teachers and Z1ooVO
sobolars Austria has 14O Sunday
schools. with 3ls teachers ana 4'ol'
scholars.
-Tba late principal of the normal de-
nartment of Howard University, Marens
Briggs, a colored lady, was universally
loved and respected as a woman ana an
educator. Rev. DIR. Shipper, IN eulo-
gistic sermon the Sunday after her
death. coupled her memory with thaS
Of John Bright. Woman's Tribune.
"A Methodist church has just been
dedicated at Liberal, Mo-, although
when that town was started elght OF
nine wears ago compact was entered
into by the founders that they would
have no Bible, no God, no church, no
hell and a reward was offered for q
conversion to Christianity in the place.
Denmark has an art and Industrial
school for women, which won two gold
medals at the late Paris Exposition for
some of its products. Its report Tor the
past year shows that the membership
has been eighty-one. The school has re-
ceived for its support nearly s., 600 from
the government, and S275 from the com
munity.
Another shining point of progress
IN be noted. The next United States
census is TO recognize as among the facts
and factors of some Importance in the
life of the Nation, that of the Sunday
schools of the country. Under the de
nartment of religious bodies census
will be taken OF the number OF Sunday
schools. officers and teachers. Superin
tendents and secretaries should prepare
for this with all carefulness, not doing
it by guess-work.
The National Roumanian University
at Bucharest recently celebrated IT
twenty-ffth anniversary. II was estab
ushed by Prince Cusa in 1864. the yea
somemorable in Roumanian history.
hepan with fewer than sixty students
and now has more than six hundred
The fiourishing period OF the sehoo
dates from the accession of the presen
King Charles, who wisely made ample
provisions also for the middle and pre-
paratory schools which serve as FEEDER
for the university.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-03-13

On many of the rivers of Germany it
was formerly the custom to anchor fiat
boat which had large paddle wheels on
each side, fastened to a revolving shaft.
BY the force of the passing current these
wheels were turned after the manner of
an undershot water wheel, and the
power thus obtained was used to grind
corn or for other purposes. In the rapid
current of these rivers the power thus
utilized was very considerable, and the
device appears to have been of quite a
practical value, though now so super.
seeded BY vastly superior arrangements.
it appears to US of very slight USE
Christian at Work.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-03-13

stick you dreadful. Two for three cents
is all papa or I pays for apples like
them and she took out her little book
and put down: Apples, three cents
Very well, miss, says 1, but if you
want any more refreshments you buy
'em yourself Il think I'd better, says
she, and went to work eatin' them two
apples. She hadn't more than got
through with 'em when the boy came
around agin. L want banana,
says she; lend me five cents which
l did, and she put down, cash,
five cents. Then the boy come up
and says she: How much are your
bananas?' Five cents said he. For
two?' says she. No. says he, for one.
What do you take me for? says she.
I've bought bananas before. I'll give
you three cents for that one,' pointin' to
the biggest in the lot. 4 can't do that,
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-03-13
MachIne for Making Pan-caI.e..

An lion On. Y. man has invented
pancake machine which threatens to
revolutionize the present way of max
ing that article of diet. The batter il
placed in what may DO termed hopper
on the top of the small machine, which
is placed on the breakfast table
When cakes are wanted the machine,
which works by a spring, is set
in motion, and the batter passes be-
tween two very highly-polished rollerA
heated very hot by spirit lamp. The
cakes are thus rolled OF and cut In
the required shape by q shArp knifs
and thrown upon the plata. WhioA e
held ready to receive than.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-03-13
THE GAY TOURACO.
when Exposed to the Rain His Beautiful
Colors Disappear.

when Exposed to the Rain His Beautiful
Colors Disappear.
At the present moment the menagerle
OF the Geological Society, Regents
Park, has an unusually large number OF
touracos, species of birds which has
not before been exhibited in this coun-
try. Touraco is the native name OF a
beautiful group of birds peculiar to
Africa. and sometimes called, from their
food, plantain eaters. They are gem
orally supposed to be allied to the
cuckoos, and they are not altogether
unlike some OF them in their external
characters. An African traveller OBJ
served so long ago as 1918 that the
plantain eaters during heavy showers
hide themselves in the thickest foliage,
as if they had special dread OF get
ting wet.
There is nothing particularly remark
able about this; in fact, many birds show
a dislike to getting wet feathers, but
the touracos have much better reason
for this dislike than most other birds.
NJ. Verreaux, the traveller referred to,
discovered the reason when he attempt
ed to catch touraco which was shelter
ing itself during a storm OF rain. He
found that when he grasped the feathers
the brilliant crimson coloring matter
stained his hands, apd later he discov-
cred that the feathers could be washed
almost white.
To find colors that run" in the feath-
ers of bird Is most unexpected, and it is
not surprising to hear that one natural-
ist who purchased some skins thought
himself to have been deceived with arti-
fcally-painted birds. The color comes
out so readily that when a touraco is
shot and falls into pool it stains the
surrounding water not so much with its
blood as with the red dye from its wing
feathers. Touracos are not, however, en-
tirely colored by this peculiar substance;
they have great deal of green about
them, and this green is due to the pres
ence Of green pigment which appears
TO be convertible into the red substance
by prolonged boiling. The green pig
ment, unlike the red, is fast color.
Most birds that are colored green owe
this color, at least partly, to fine mark
ings upon the feathers, and all metal
licn colors, such as the brilliant greens,
blues and reds Of the humming birds are
due to optical effects caused by the
structure of the feathers, and HAYS moth
ing to do with any pigment of the same
color within the substance of the feath-
ers. There are thus two sources Of
color among birds, and it is a remarka-
BILE fact that in many cases where the
male birds have a brilliant celebration
and the females are soberly clad the
color is mechanically caused color;
for instance, in the humming birds.
The touracos do not show this difference
between the sexes; the female resem-
bles her mate, and there is no superior
ity on either side, but an absolute equal
| ity.-Chambers' Journal.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-03-13

said the boy; the fxice IL i've ttats.
sd like banana says she, but don
pay more'n three cents; take it or leave
it, and with that the boy went on.
Now says l, you've gouged yourself
ont of banana Not a bit OF it, says
she; he'll be back and in two minutes
he was back and said she might have 1t
for three cents. Have you got two cop
pers?' said she. Let me see EN- he
said he had, ard showed 'em to her, and
she took 'em and tha banana and then
give him five cents, and then she dldn
give the change to me, but put 1t in her
pocket. Now says she, If you'd
buy things hat way you'd be rich in no
time
"When we got to the city we took the
elevated and went up town to Forty
eighth street, and then walked over 10
her fathers house. 1t was big one on
one of the cross streets. When we got
there she told me to wait minute, and
loolxin' around to see that nobody was
comm she slipped off the skirt and the
cape she had made and rolled 'em up In
a bundle. 1T don't matter about my hat
and shoes says she, but they wouldn'
know me in such duds.' Then, handln
me the bundle, she said: For twenty
five cents you can get that bag mended
lust as good as new, SO you can take II
and it will save US dollar and half.
no, you DON'T says l, for I'd had
enough of her stinginess. 4 don't touch
that bag agin', and l made up my mind
that minute to charge the old man five
dollars worth. When the front door
was opened the servant gal looked as L
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-03-13
HUMOROUS

Mr.. Tumble - 1.-The elevator lsll
running so fast this morning as asual1
Elevator Boy = mo, sir; | don't isa
strong to-day."-Golden Days.
-Dalkins - 81 hear you are going 7
start a paper devoted to women. nav
YOU decided on the policy of itg' lnf
sum-"Yes. 1t is going to be al'oge'l'
about men. Town Topics.
mo thoroughly occupied man. sr
a great writer, twas ever yet miseFaoS
Unless he was trying to amuse avn
year-old child while its mother WEI
out calling. Pittsburgh Chronicle lev
graph.
Belinda - 81 see that cara :.
taken to sending liberal donations
the hospitals and asylums." Annals,
Eyes, you see she has every thlhs Il
could possibly want, she has not . W "
unqualified, so she is going in iof !.
denial and giving to the poor -A-"
lea.
-She-"Before we were married "
promised that my path through ..
should be strewn with roses, ana I'VE
have to sit up nights and darn s ~ !,
ings." He-"You don't want 70 wan
roses barefooted, do you? louu :
thorns in your feet. Texas Slitlnss
-Snooper-"I have brilliant sc 1r..,
for making money" Simerai- i.
is it?" "Going to take a COUP
camels and exhibit them in hen'u ,.Ss
"There's no money in that ~
there is. I'll advertise that they y +
days without drinking, and every
will want TO see what they LOOK liA'
Munseys Weekly. b
A fat fellow came tumbling our
restaurant, and Immediately loiiO.
there came a muscular man WaVs
the fat fellow a kick that lanaeu
sprawling on the outer edge OF NV
walk. The fat fellow scrambled "
feet and brushing himself ~
marked: 81 tell you what it is silg I,
great thing. If l didn't happen y H
big as / am that fellow woui ,i.rs,
kicked me into the street. -AiA'
Traveller. -
Proceeding Cautiously. - -,
Female-"ls this car full?' Conaus.rl
Standing room only" III ge.~ g
have to stand, i suppose? ~ p
less some one gives you sea-
you see any men there VINO iOVs ..,f
they'd jump up and give me : M
'Um-can't say that / do. .DO ut =.
them look decent enough to leei Nh
uncomfortable if lady was STAR IN Il
''Oh, yes, all of them. linen
mn. Y. Weekly. N
Foreign Prince (haughtilt Nd
may as well be understood, @i' ~
ion, that am no beggar. II -
your husband, can not aecepS -
annual allowance for my expe ei.;r
sum inconsistent With the ais lns@
my rank and position in he ..sials
can Heiress (affectionate but D.Ipdrs
like)-"I will allow you, my oe' ii II
enough to pay your club due -s.-s,igs
YOU in clothing. canes and eig..i r.
Grinding his teeth-"Tn
| Chicago Tribune.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-03-13
PERSONAL AND LITERARY

Prince Bismarck is said to have a.
desire to write play before he dies
President Carnot, of France. IL
close student of English. but is betts.
acquainted with the English of Spence,
and Shakespeare than with the modern
tongue.
Baron Haussman, in his seyentiss
wear, is to write his memoirs. He VA
one of the most active members Of IA.
poleon ILLS surroundings, and his reys.
lations should be peculiarly interesting
Since the decease of the eminent
novelist. Wilkie Collins, it is authenu.
cally stated that most of the literary
work from the writing of THE Moon.
stone" on, was done while under the
influence Of opiates.
The most costly book in the world
is a Bible in Hebrew. An offer Of It,
weight in gold was once made, and II
was ascertained that this offer amount.
ed to slO2, 900, which was refused, and
the volume is still in the library at The
Vatican.
The number OF new books which
were published last year in ENGLAND
makes total of 4,694, which shows
small falling of from the output Of 1855
| The only classes of books that show
gain in number are the juveniles, nor.
els. year-books, serials and Technical
books on medicine and surgery.
Mrs. Philip Van Rensselaer, declares
It impossible to do any reading O,
learn any thing in society," And so shs
buys the books that please her isncy,
collects manuscripts and magazines, has
them packed away, and when the strain
becomes unbearable, goes abroad takes
a villa and reads day and night to make
up for the lost time.
Thomas A. Edison, the inventor
was the inventor Of the first journal ever
published upon railroad train. He was
a train boy, twelve years old, on the
Canada & Central Michigan, when be
carried out the unique idea Of printing!
the baggage car little paper Of refer
ence regarding hotels, carriage accom-
modations at depots, etc, together with
news caught on the fly. This paper be
would then sell to the passengers.
"A proposition to aid young authors
in France by having an annual STATE
competition for the best works to be
submitted to a jury, and to have these
best works published at the expense o.
the State, is exciting much criticism in
France. About one-half Of the popular
authors are in favor Of it, and great
many express themselves decided!
against it. The young authors them
selves do not appear TO care Tor sacl
State intervention.
Miss Elizabeth Bisland, who re
Gently started at six hours notice 70
make a journey around the world for The
Cosmopolitan Magazine. is New "
leans girl whose family was ruined y
the war. With a brave, self-reliSni
spirit she went to New York, and By To
sheer value Of her talents made her E'I
successfully on the press. She is nova
beautiful young lady OF tweny'oI
having a noble figure crowned oya@
perb head, with enough character ID u
to supply the defects Of dozen eoah
beauties. Her coy home in New l0il
is the center of a delightful group"
choice spirits, artists, writers etc
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-06-21

Samit NOR i'd unb ale anbern einber,
ftanoen. nGrii9 ans @erf!" fubl bic
feline Jrau fort. Sebsr muB trasen
beifen, mas mir brauden = bier lieber
9err, bittel Wiebrere pddete nit Gue
den lagen f6on bereit, unb tpurben gum
Sransport beribeilt. @don tpanberte
8anpmeb nit Marie6en poraus, s5rib
9alanb, Elm groBes podet unter benz
Irm, folgte nit 9ann9en, bann Bens
no neben SDereie, uno enbli1 bic Grau
Doftorin. ibre @atie unb i6 nit meis
men iiiageren 369lingen in seiMloiener
@ruppe.
Sd CLAUDE. mir erresten Nufieben i'm
9tdbt6eu. ginige Genffer 6fneten ii1
tt6 uno 5eigten neugerige 8efidter.
Die Grou GDftorin nidte binauf uub
tpiss auf uns, uno ld6elte, aIs babe lie
beut mas befonberes. paBt auf, iagie
Der DotiDr, heut fommt nod mebr Be.
iu9 nod Der Bersidente! gr taui6te
fid ni6t. Seer mar es, als mir eintras
fen, in elmer balben Stunbe aber ipim=
nelte es BON bellen 5ommerfleibern,
unb Warie6en unb 6annden batten
INNER ueue Greunbinnen gu beeriiBen
unS nit ibnen gu fliiffern uno gu ufiAern.
Gs tuuroe nod iebr i66n auf Der Berg.
idenfe! Denn auf Dem &afenplaB am
Waloe 5ereiteten 1i1 Gpiele Dor ami,
fben ben Meinen unb Der tpeibli9en
Sugenb, unb balb NOR Elm Sagen anb
Sa6ea obne @nbe.
Ser Doftor, iyrdulein Sbereie unb
i'd faBen in5tpii6en nit einieen Mhts
tern aufammen Tim ben Slid, unb fiibr.
ten Derifdnbige unb tpiirbige @efprdhe,
gum She'll iiber fpeeielle 9inge 5ebr i'm
Magemeinen, gum Sbeil hber angemeine
febr i'm @pecelen, ni9t obne b6ufig
na9 Der Sugenb binter uns gu blidep.
Da erfbien Marie9en Brinfmann on
unferm Slide nit ber brineenben Bitte,
Jrdulein Sbereie mbse nit ibnen fpies
len fommen, unb binter mir tanb 6eli1
grauier, Der nit bem slei6en Mnlieeen
aud mid umf9mei9elte. 3berele idien
3u tuiberifreben, fi9 unter bic Jingle
Mdb9eniugenb gu mif1en, Ser Dottor
aber rief: 81 tpas, i'd fpiele aud nit !
uno 10 bra9ten bic beioen Werfiibrer,
Marieden unb @anpmeb, uns 3u Der
frObli6en S9aar, ipo mir nit Subel
empfaneen tuurben. Mian mar nit
tpeltbergehenber 6ingabe gerabe Bel Ell
mem febr id6nen Spiel, nobel Die san3e
8eieuf6aft paarpeiIe binter einanber
hebt, an oer Spibe aber elm ungepaars
ter, ber bon BEN stpei bon binten Ger.
laufenoen @inen oem Mnberi1 tuegsubas
l9en iu6en muB. 9fa1 elmer Weile
hanb i6 an ber 5pibe, unb lab, lpie
Sbetefe unb 8enno bon beridiebenen
6eiten gelaufen. famen. = Sd uuBte,
1enno bate 8eine tpie M6in, unS burf.
is faum ertDarten, ben preis Dor ibm au
eriagen.
(Sortiebuns folst.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-06-21

9iiemanb mirb beiireiten, baB Der
eoutb paB 3u einem Der erifeu pIdbe
unter ben 9dfen Der Welt bere1tigt 1T.
Ser Auer6ur6Iduitt oes gingangs aum
Chicago Glub bat nur ungefdbr elm
Srittel Der Breite ber Miinbung bes
gra3ossGluiies, unS unsefdbr lao BEG
flir 8alDeifon proponirten ginganas.
Ser 9anbel bon Chicago fiir oas eSabr
1889 belief fi9 auf 9.151 ,070 Sonnen.
Worauf bic Ser. Staaten. .Sngeaieure
ibren MaBiiab fur einsn Qaftn erfer
Rlai1e baIiren, 1T i9per gu iagen; Bic
oben angeflbtten 3ablen fiub iebo9 fiir
Seben beritdnbli9. ytun ettpas Wdbez
reg iiber bic BON Der Bro3os @iber @ban.
mel & Sod 60. in Der gntltehung be-
grifenen Mrbeiten an oer Bra3os,Mlins
bung.
9err 6. s. gortbea, Der @ebalfszS Sn>
genieur bes 0errn Cabs, befen Name
tpobl ieoem als bes grbauers ber st.
2ouiss8rtde un5 ber MifRifppisS Settles
befannt iein tpiro unb 6err Geo. q.
Wisner, tpelder bic Mrbeiten am Bra.
3os perI0nIi9 Ieitet, babeu bic pldne
enttDorfen unb fibren oieiel6en aus.
0err gDisner tuar ielb(t iiber elm eSabr
unter 9errn @ortbea an ben MiifIlippi,
Settles tbdtig.
Sie Settles, tpel9e bic ufer beg sflufz
les ii6er bic Dor Der Miinbung gelegene
Sanbbant ins SiefnaiIer berldngern,
fino beinabe i'm re6ten Wintel aur 9itlfe
angelegt unb iinb $50 SUB bon eineins
ber entfernt. Oiefelben tperben auild)en
ie 4 Reiben pfdblen, peI6e ungefdbr
s SUB iiber ben @aHeripiesel berbor.
ragen, aus Strau@mert un6 6teinen,
lpelde gu fogenannten "a SUB bifen
Wtatraben 3uiammen gei6niirt tperben,
conftruirt. unb ba6en eine Soblenbreite
BON 60 i5uB. Die Wef.Settp 1T bis
auf eine gntfernuna bon 5000 SUB
bonn urfpriingli6en llfer fertig. Sies
Ielbe Dar nod bon benz friiberen @on.
traitor 0errn gDilte gebaut, unb 1T
ieitbem on oerielben tsine peitere 4rbeit
genia9i worbeu, oa man bic OfzSettp,
als Die midtigete, 3uerlt pollenben mill.
Sas gau3e 9reIed. welfes meitlib bon
Der @eit 5ettp uno iiiblid bonn urz
ipriiusliden ufsr Iie9t, bat R6 big iebt
f6ou aufgefallt uub es ertredt f6 am
@nbe Der Settp. 5000 SUB bon ber
GluBniinbung, in norbneitli6er Hi6.
tung elm neuer Stranb, tpel1er poll.
ltdnbig trOden liegt.
@s .iif an5unebmen, baB berieIbe
prO3eB ii6 nit Der 8erIdnseruug oieier
SettD bis our 8ar fortieben tpirb. Oie
Olt Settp mar am II. 5. 81. big su
400 Sub bon Der Ghite gang unb big
gu 1900 SUB tbeilpeiie pollenbet unb
man arbeitet in 13 GuB WaKer, b. b.
man mar an ber Bar anseIanst; Serr
Wisner briidte bic Qniidt aug, bab
400 Sub mebr n6tbig i.in ipiirben, um
ben @nbpunft bieier Settp, in Is Bis 16
GuB MaiIer auf Der anberen Seite Der
Bar, gu erriAten.
Wenn bics gei6eBen 1T, ipirb man
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-06-21

Sie Wsf:Setip big gu unsefdbr berieIbea
Gntfernung pDm ufer bDaenben, uno
Die 9auptarbeiten tpiiroen baum fertia
ietn. Dies oarfte bis Witte ooer gnbe
September bauern. Die Siefuaf5er=
linie amiiben beiben Settles betrdat
bente ON 27-30 SUB. bann be,fladt
f9 bieielbe fir bic nd9ten 1000 SUB
auf ungefdbr 20 SUB, uno bann al.
mdDlig big CUR 96be Der Bar auf Ia
TuB. ipel6es augenblidli9 Die f1adite
STEELE am SiefipaHer beg @olfes bis
aur Wanbnng bes 6luHes IT..
Steielbe 2tnie bate Dor einem Sabre
I nur cine Siefe bon 10 Bis 81 SUB, leb-
teres iiber oer Bar, tporaus sic elieheu
f6nEen, tDas bier trob bieler Sdwierig.
teiten, oarunter Dos Wufb6ren auer Mr.
beiten fur beinabe Monate, erreidt
uDrben iit.
Nuf eet inneren Seite ber Settles,
uno aud ben JluB aufDdtts fiir 2-3
WfeIlen limb I'M re6ten WinteI ioge.
nannte wing. dams ober dikes, BET
uns gubHen genannt, fonfruirt, ie so
JnB lang nnb 500 SUB bon einanber
entfernt, 10 baB babur1 Sic B.eite oes
Channels BON $50 auf 46O ifuB rebuairt
uno bic 5tr6mung fonaentrirt wirb.
! 4uberbem bienen aud 6ieIe 8ubuen
oa3u, ole W6lagerung bes Sanoes an
Der tnneren 5eite ber Settles au erz
lei9tern, 10 oaB bieielben cine Mnlaae
mad benz GIuiie au bon so SUB @o6s
lenbreite baben unb babur1 ben Settles
aud mad oieier &i@tung mebr iSe1tig.
teit gegeben mir6.
Die S6nellisfsit Der 5tl 0muna bes
gra3os In ieinem unterem 2aufe 1T
bon 3 Wteilen Sic Stunbe bel niebrigem
Walietffanbe, biz gu Z Meilen, Bel 6em
lebtsn 9o1wafer i'm Mai bieles Sab
reg, moraus erfi6tIi6 1T, baB Elm &c.
nagenoer Strom borbanoen it, um
ben errei6ten Canal in Der gleiden
5iefe au erbaIten. Die i6on erpdbnte
Shfenltr0mung fiibrt bidt on ber iebis
gen Sanbbanf Dorbei, unb tpirb alIe
pom Gluiie binausgefubrten gr5be.
fanbtbeile 5ur Seite binpegfiibren, 10
bob cine Neubiloung Der 8ar bor ben
Settles nldt au beftir6ten 1T.
Die on ben Miinbungen bes NiifiI.
hppi unb Der Gonau gena1ten grfab.
rungen. NOD oieielben pbpifaliide Ser.
bdltniiie eriiiiren, ipie am yrasos, biir.
gen bafiir, baB am lebteren bic Nrbeiten
nit bemIelben @rfol9 sstr6nt ieir per.
ben, fple OH ben erfgenannten SSliiiien.
Wfan bat bel bonn "teredo" gefproz
den, welfer alles 0ol3 unb Gtrau6
tDerf 3erif6ren ioa. Die ungebeuren
S6lamm sIblagerunsen bes Braaos an
ben Seiten Der Settles bei1hben oieIeIs
ben gegen bic Angriffe bieies 5bieres.
Sd babe mid ielbft oabon tiber3eugt,
bob Strau6merf, pel1es idon beinabe
Elm Sabr in Stellune 1T. nod ponfdne
big unberiibrt uno unberiebrt if.
Wein gsri6t 1T ettpas Idnger getpor-
ben, als ib ermartete; i9 CLAUDE aber,
oaB i'd i'm nur auf Soften feiner 0oQ.
itdnbigfeit bdtte abtiirsen f6nnen. Ser
gr6Bere 8beil feines Snbaltes 1T bas
geiitige @igentbum bes Serrn Wisner,
aber ba i6 tpuBte, nit tpeldem syn.
terehe 3uDerldiiise Nngabsn iiber bic
uns ale tief ansebenbe 3iefwa1ferfrage
bon benz benfenoen 2eIer entgegengez
nommen tuerben, babe i1 nidt gea0s
CERT, bic mir gebotenen Queuen 3u bes
naben, unb Sbnen bieien tleinen Mufs
LAP einauienben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-06-21
@rumSeiaemtbums l,ebertraaunaeu.

8. W. 0ienger an Gbas. Sara,
Grunbftiid on Buena yifa Str.
(proipeet 9ia), $3.50.
Sobnion Bros. on 4lbin Seibel,
8runbfiiid in WoobIamn, So.
gouis Seibel oil Nlbin Seibel, babies
SntereHe on einem @ruubiild in Qu.
ifin Str. unb einem anberen in OIipe
Ctr, 81 800.
gmil $. W6rner an bic yaptilten,
@pnbention BON 8eras, 8runbiiif an
gomal 5tr., $3.50.
@bns. gberbarbt on 6entD gberbarbt,
@runbitid al @ait Commerce Str.
lnebe 2ibe DAT 5tr.). $1,000.
6sntD GdiHers on s. VI. ROiebo'
rough, 3 @runbiitide auf proipect 5ia,
1850.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-06-21
9(mfiebenerreeens!

Der nebersons BON LANCER iGmeraba5ter aranfbeii
su rcbnfer @euntbeit 1T eine Gpp6e i'm 2eben pes
Dleni6en. Sin fehes bemerenSpertbeS Gretsuib per-
tantbor. Re5balb b5rt man aud uberaa uGlectrtes
SttterS" ieben. 60 pele perbauten ibre @elunbbeti
bieiem srcbsn Seilmttte unb Ipnic. gBer nit raenl
elmer arantbeit Der eren her seber cher teS Masens
sepiast it, seihshltls pte lanse piro Ippriae gefe
runs bnr ben Gebrau@ BON electric 8iiters eranaen
gerfauft gu so Gts. uno 81 tie Slalde In Qret6,
Gbpmp ou& @o.'s apcite.e. -