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Great Falls tribune., 1890-01-11
Splendid agricultural and Grazing Lands
0psn 70 Settlement
a New County - ~ Orsaaissd ana two
Railroads Projected for 1890
Blstsry of the Settlemsnt
of this Re9ioa.

nm 9sSsAS0 ~ SSs0 AAsSP W. p0S0 ~ s0AlN&
in the country between the crest Of the
Rockies and meridian 112 west, and be.
tween the Sun river on the south and
Birch creek on the north shows that the
country slopes gently to the east and ID
traversed by numerous streams. These
streams are fed by never failing supply
Of water furnished BY the melting Of the
SHOWS which cover the hoary heads Of tie
Rockies.
Near the mountains the surface il
broken and ahi!ly but there are many
small tracts Of arabic lands. Farther
away from the mountains the land slopes
gently to the east In beautifully
rolling plains. Springs are numerous all
through the country and the hills and
and plains are covered with thick carpet
Of blue joint, bunch and buffalo grasses
These grasses AFFORD excellent pasturage
the year around and constitute one of the
greatest natural pastures In the world.
Here the horses live on the open prairies
the year round without any thought or
care from the owner, save the annual
roundup. Cattle do equally as well, but
moro care must be exercised in providing
feed during IN occasional deep snow in
the winter. But as . general thing the
cattle also lind their own living the year
round.
The valleys along the streams are usu-
ally narrow, though there are some nosa-
BILE exceptona, and the soil u very fertile.
between tho valleys the land 10 higher
and generally extends away in rolling
prairiss, having rich, black, loamy coll.
Away from the mountains farming with
out irrigation is not always considered
safe; but tAs people are taking advantage
OF the numerous streanis and are turning
them out ON % the long stretches Of bench
land and are bringing thousands Of acres
under the influence Of water. It is mot
concesded that irrigration il necessary,
because much Of this land the past season
produced good crop-of hay. Thousands
Of acres Of these rich level prairie lands
await the farmera' plow TO yield bounti-
full hasvest Tho natural geographical
centre Of this beautiful domain is the
young and thrifty town Of
cH0TEAu.
In 1872 a. B. Hamilton and Ieaac II
Hazlstt Of the firm q Hamiltoa q sHax-
lett, merchants, moved their store from
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-12-03
Doctors Fees.

The generality of people labor under the
delusion that doctors fees, especially in
New York city, are very extravagant. This
is n mistake. The general physician aver
ages from 81 to S. visit, according to the
means OF the patient. The Office consulta-
ton of specialist or consultant is from $40
10 S25 for the first visit, and less for sur
ceeding ones. The fee for a consultation
visit is regulated by Interpolation of the
physician and the pecuniary condition of
the patient. Visits out OF town range from
SO to SO an hour, besides travelling ex-
penses and a regular consulting fee.
Surgical operations are rated by charac-
ter, time and skill, and often run into the
thousands. OF course night calls are
double the amount of day calls, whether
consultation or otherwise. There are
many experts and famous physicians who
can ask any price they please and get it.,
but these are the exceptions. The average
doctor is content with the regular fee, and
many struggling young men are glad to
get 81 from all for whom they prescribe,
whether in the Office or at their homes
New York Ledger.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-12-03
Ten Yeas of Dueling.

Statistics have been published concern
ing the duels fought in Italy during the
decade from 1879 to 1889. OF course the
list is not complete, as many contests took
place that were not duly reported. Never
theless we have before us full details con-
corning 9, $50 duels which took place in Il
ally at the period mentioned. OF this num-
Der 93 per cent. were tonight with swords or
rapiers, q per cent. with pistols and only
with revolvcrs. Strange to say, no less
than 1901 wounds were inflicted, so that
several combatants must have been wound
ed more than once, and occasionally both
combatants were hurt.
OF these wounds 1866 are estimated as
serious, and 80 proved fatal. Thus less
than per cent. of the combatants were
killed. The danger of death is therefore
not very serious; one man in fifty or sixty
may be killed. In analyzing the causes of
all these encounters it was found that 80
per cent. arose from political divergences
of opinion and newspaper articles concern
ing the same; s per cent only of the duels
were fought in consequence of some
serious insult, but 10 per cent arose out of
discussions on religious topics, and 10 per
cent. from quarrels over cards and other
games.
IL is also a curious fact that the number
of duels is five times greater in summer
than it is in winter-a self evident proof
that heat affects the temper, while in the
Lenten season there are hardly any duels
at all, which is perhaps an argument in
favor of fasting. Out of 100 duelists it was
ascertained that 30 were military men. 20
We're journalists, u were barristers, stu
dents, 3 professors, 3 engineers and mem
bers of parliament-Pall Mall Gazette.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-12-03
III Luck with Cross Eyed Man.

Dear me-" said the treasurer of a thea
tire in this city as he drew his head sudden
ly away from the glass window of the box
Office, did you see THAR" He bad re-
ceived straight glance from man whose
eyes were slightly crossed. The defect in
the eyes was so trifling that it was scarcely
recognizable. "Of course" he said. laugh
ing little nervously, Il am not super
stitious, but don's like TO meet that kind
of eyes. They are supposed by some peo-
pie to be bad luck, and have always a
sneaking belief that when see such eyes
through box Office window l bring bad
luck to the house for the run of the play
going on at the time OF course it is,
but'-.-N New York Tribune.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-12-03
An E.cellept parer weirht.

A down town lawyer has a friend who
works in plaster of paris, and through him
has become possessed of very serviceable
blotter and paper weight combined. 1t is
simply a plaster brick, four or five inches
long, three inches wide and half an inch
thick. The plaster absOrbs ink resdily and
does not blot. If, when the brick is being
made and is still soft, an ordinary knob
with a screw end is worked into it there is
provided neat handle by which TO lift It,
New York Times.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-12-03
Praise and FIattery.

The editor of magazine lately at an
evening reception pointed out TO a friend a
young man whose vanity and affectation
made him ridiculous to every one.
There" he said, sis the victim of one
successful poem and its admirers. When
he was 90 he wrote some verses which hit
the popular fancy. His friends pronounced
them a perfect lyric, and publicly an
nounced the writer as the great poet of the
Nineteenth century The man has never
been able to equal it since. He gave up
his profession and devoted his whole time
to scribbling poetry. He is arrogant, vain,
worthless. His life is ruined by ill judged
praise"
praise" says an old writer, sis like the
powerful drug, hellebOre. A drop given
by wise mediciner instills strength into
the weak. But too much infames the
blood and maddens the brain" &.
Many modest, sensible school GIRL
through the fattery of her companions or
boy admirers, becomes silly woman, ut
terly useless in the worlds work, for which
her better qualities would fit her.
As many lives, however, are cramped
and stunted for the want of praise. The
child or the adult who feels that he is I'M
appreciated is apt either to become dis
couraged or to exalt his own merits incr-
dinately and to become more vain than if
he had received discriminating approval.
Flattery is poison. Recognition is the
breath of life to every struggling soul. Do
not he stiugyin giving it.-Youth's Com
panion.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-12-03
LLANO RAILWAY.
Meeting Yesterday Afternoon and
Committees Appointed.

Meeting Yesterday Afternoon and
Committees Appointed.
The citizens committee to proceed
as to the best means of securing the
active operation of the railroad be-
tween San Antonion and Llano, held
q meeting at the Texas National bank
yesterday afternoon. There was a
good attendance and Mr.. Geo. H. Kali
teyer presided.
A motion was made and carried
that two subcommittee, TO consist
each of three mem bers, be appointed
to visit Fredericksburg and Llano to
learn all that can be learned of the
matter of the proposed railway ex-
tension and the sentiments of the
people In those towns on the matter
in hand
VIM. Heuermann, ST., p. L.. Lewis,
Edgar ecnramn we're appoint, u Lo ~
TO Fredericksburg, and Richard
Wooley, jr., and two whom he may
select, to go to Llano.
A motion was then made and car
ried that committee of four be ap-
pointed to IN vestigate the legal status
Of the present right-of-way and the
original subscriptions, and to confer
with the receivers of the Arkansas
Pass road as to what arrangements
for traffic can be made when the OK.
tension is built.
Reagan Houston, Captain Schramm
r. J. Lewis, and s. d. Scudder were
appointed to serve on this committee,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-12-03
A Use for Photography.

A suggestive use of photography has
been recently made. Landscape features
are photographed here and there, figures
being posed to fit the theme; the different
parts are then collected into an effective
group, and the assembled groups are re.
photographed to form one complete pict-
ure. Something Of this kind has been
done by artists in cycloramic painting, the
different views being grouped together in
sections and painted ON the canvas in con.
nected groups to form complete repre-.
sentation of vast stretch of landscape
Chicago News.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-12-03
A XaluapIe Remedy.

a letter from s. r. RaIdwen. Boston, sayi
II used ClRrk's Extract OF Flax Papillon
"Catarrh Cure in June last for Hay Fever
"with great satisfaction. and find II the only
thing have seen which would allay, with
tout Irritation. the inflammation of the nos
''trils and throat. Its soothing and Dealing
properties were marked end Immediate.
Large bottle f1.00. Clark's Flax Soap ie the
Attest and hest. Try IL. Is cents Ask Tor
them az +. KALTERER's prsEoatOrs. 2l1-u
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-12-03
paEsToN.s HEprAkE.

Judge j. n. McLeary, ex-Att'y Gen'l OF
Texas and Past Grand Master OF Masons. says:
1T (Hed-Ake) 70 the best medicine for head
ache 1 ever saw" Cures any headache. Fol
sale By Aid ruggists. Soc.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-12-03
Still Going On.

The great C osing sale Of dress goods,
cloaks and jackets will continue al this
week at John X. Beretta & Co.'s. A
SPLENDID opportunity to get nice, stylish
goods 30 to 80 per cent less than usual
value. l2-2-tf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-09-08
GnffeHeIfc EIente,1te.

@irbeu, Srs., 6. Geptember. - @Gb.
renb zines befh9en 9epitterfarmes murbe
bic 1S-idbriae Hbobe StOdoale bonn Blise
eri9iaeen. Gin farfer 5agelidlaa ribtet,
i'm Gonntp betra1tfiHe Serbeerunaen an.
SepiI's 2afe, H.zO., 6. Septbr. =
Gin turhtbarer 6a9elIbIag bat i'm aaHaeu
Geunsa bic &etraioe. AusIaat, meldle I'M
grnsse reii mar, pernid)tet. Die Rebr,abl
Der Saruer, tueld3e bereise i'm porisen Sabre
eur6 eine NiBernste itDer selitttu batten,
ift m Soiae eaeies neueu llnsliids Der bitz
teriten Rotb ausseiett.
Springfi.eIo, Sas., 6. Sept.-Grei
junse 9amen aus 0omber, 3amens 2issie
uno $bobe Stodoale unb Glile gsalters,
ipuroea aeiiern su Sirbin bonn 8lite sttrp}.
fen. sic beluhten eiue S6ule in girbin,
unb ais ie Diitta9s nad) brem SoRbauie
eeben woliteu, mnrben Iie bonn Semitter
iiberrald)t une Fiifteten F6 unter einen
9auH,, ein 8litldtas traf letteren, uub
Fbsbe Stodbale nnrbe ouf Der Stelle eez
tobtet. SEe Sleibunasfiide mnrhen fat
polftdnbtG in Stife serriHcn. Qissie StsG=
bale uns Gliie 8alters waren Idnssre Belt
bepuBtles.
9iiltorb, 9el., Z. September.-@. s..
Saa's Maaasin unb bier aHbere GebanSe
murSeu aeitern abenS ourh Seuer, peran=
last burdb eineu Ylitfrabl, einqealdert.
Der s;erluit betrdgt 81, 900.
@reensBag, 8isc., Z. September.-
@abreno zines getfern bier piitbenben Gtur=
mes l4ln9 Der Blis in Safob 8obart's
@deune, mabe biefaer Staot, nnS tostete
ben Giaentbimer uebif spsi Yferb,n. 9i.
Sdener pnroe ein9eaihert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-09-08
Chiffon o1tf hphcr Gee.

Hem= orf, 6. Septbr.-0er Snmpier
rSermuSa, pelder beute bon ben gSinb=
marozSuleln bier anfam, berit)tet, eas er
ant 5. September INTERIM 80. Grab %
0tin. n0roi. Sreite nnb 60. @rab l6 Wtin.
meitl. ednse ben Gapttdn $eters uub Die
gemannung beS S6ooners r2ion" bon Gu
uenburg, N.<S., autrai. 9as St)iii mar
nit elmer eabuns Slide uuO Saubols nod
Samaiea beitimnIt. Der Sion" bate eine
CUTE Sabrt bis gum %. ausuf, an wel1em
Sage er inter m 80. Sreiten= unb 60. 2dns
gengrabe einen iurdtbaren Gpflon aus;us
balten bate. 0as Sabrseus murbs entnia=
itst, es perler Suaipriet uHS Steuer nnS
betam einsu 9ed. Gbe eS BON Der Beman=
nuns psrlaiien puroe, ftedte es Oiei.Ibe in
Sranc. Die Bermuda" brabte BEN @api=
tan unb bic Sdifsmannidait in Den bisfs
een Safeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-09-08
Staie DoIus's Grcentrieitdt.
Scr ,,Sanowidj zRann" SlaSe Iaate: "Let
her go, Gallagher" nno iie iprams in'a
&oSicr

Scr ,,sanopidj zNann" SlaSe Iaate: "Let
her go, Gallagher" nno iie iprane in'a
@aficr.
Ncw 9orf, Z. Septenlber. 4ui bem
oberen Seroed bes neuen Stabloanlpiers
uGepbeuS," peld)er beute leine -erite Sabri
Don Song Brand bierber nadte, befamb ftd,
cine lnlti9e, aus Vtttgliebern Der yBearl Of
Fetinz" Sperettentruppe beitebenoe @eleu.
ldatt, sehn Ferlonen an Der 3abl, ipelt,e
Site auf Dem drBerit binteren Sbeil bes
Serbeds, pift an Der Slaggenitanae, eius
nabm. Inter Den Iusfliiglern beiano iid,
Die SlpanSiglGbrige, id0ne unb etfuas ercene
trilte gtute 9onng, iopie Slaoe, Der
Sanpml1 Wann." auf Der S0be BON
San 8iSge ipenbete iif 9illie III gjouna unb
Ira9te Oenlelben l6einbar mutbpiaiQ: ySoQ
tt binabipringen?" Slape, ,klpeldeT Elm iiez
ben SuB bober GieIe 1T, rief nit Sramati.
l9em Yathos nnb Den 6ut iiber oem Sopi
ldlptn9eno: Let her go, Gallagher!" 3u
letnern sroBen Gritauneu lprang 9iaie aud,
lorort blnab, nnb Die erltaunten BaNaaiere
laben ile Surd) ibre auisebaui6ten Inter
rode enlporgebalteu aui ben gSellen id)ail.
tclu. @be Der p@epbeus" an9ebalten ner=
Den fonnte, mar er mebrere bunoert 9arbs
Don bem 5raHeHsilnmer entlernt, tnseHer
wlroe banelbe BON einem poriiberIabreu
RemorqueHr on Sorb aeuommen, che es
unterging. eiilie fpuroe lpGter in oas ,Gban1s
bersltraBeH-6olpiIa eebraht unb beiinpet
nd lett inter Der antlage in Sait, einerl
Selbltmorooeriuh genlatt IN baben. Sie
1T eini9ernaBen bglteriih, piro jeoo6 bin
men weni9en Sagen wieber polfommen bers
npffpift ieir
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-09-08
Sabttfataitropbett.
S<bredlidjeS uneIii6 auf Der ,,1enpersNto
OranoesSobn." - 0ieIe 9cpte nno Vcrs
tuuuOefc.-Nu0ere lluf1Qe

Canon eitb, GoI., 6. September. -
yin euneslid)es Gilenbatu u=llngliid bat td)
beute Ibenb auf Der Strede Ser p9enperz
Hto @ranoe-S Sabn" in Der NGbe BON 1bobe
sngetrageu. Gin Berionensue, ami ipel1em
Rd elne 9roBe anSabl arbeiter befano,
muroe Sur9 @nt9leilen zines SSa99ons gum
Stlu1tano 9ebradt uno Don eirem nad]tolz
9enoeH .3u9e 5erld)mettert. Die oerltnu=
melten 9eiden BON fiini Yerioneu hat man
aus ben Sriinlmern berporgeSo9en, wabreno
nod Stpolf Der perun9lidten Yallaglere oer'
miH rperben. Nau befirt]tet, oaB ile I'M
ter ben sertriimmerten sSaggons ibren Sob
9eiunOeu baben. SiinfnnOpreiBis Yerlonen
trugen SerletungeH bapoH. Die genaue
! An5abl uno Die Namen Der Serun9liidteil
tnb mod nift ermittelt luoroen.
@lepelano, O., 6. September.-Gin
8aggon Der elettriiben StraBenbabn murbe
beute abenb an Der &reusun9 Der rNeps
Yort@Wcago 2ouis<S <Sabn" BON einem
Srad,tSuge aus bem @eleile geidleuoert unb
sertrinlmert. SdmmtlidJe Faiiagiere III
Dem StraBenbabn,paggou, Deren 3abl bret
Sebu betrug, erlitten i6mere Serleeungen.
Die Serungliidten iinb: S. U. 0foore, In=
ME gtiemanu, 2ouiie Rod, Gowarb gSats
ion, Charles sSoobs, SEQ. Corners, SEQ.
a. Eeh, 9i;sie Gable, sis;ie nnD glisa
Sreg9' Srau Wtoonp, Sranf Stole, 2eonora
Wowen unb 0iiunie gtod. 2ettere erlag
aut Der Sabrt sum 5oipital ben erlittenen
Serlesnn9eu. Nfebrere Der Serun9liitten
befnSen iid) in bebenflidcm 5uitanSe.
Spraeule, J.z9., 6. Septerlber.-
Gin Srabtsus Der yHeipsDorfsr Central
Sabn" colibirte bente Gbenb in Der ytdbe
bon bier NIT einem 3uge Der Stone SSaterz
toipn=Sgbensburqs 0abn." Sier @asgpnS
murben ben Sabuoamm biuabseibleuOert
u1o sertriimmert. Sas Sabnperonal ent=
jging Serletungen.
Serin9ton, No., G. Septcmber.-@in
Berlonen3u9 Der nNiiiourl> Baciicz zSabn"
rannte bente gegen einen YaIlasierpag
: 'pesd9er 9eraoe auf pas 5auptseleiie geido=
ben Ipnroe, uno OelRolirte benielben. gSm.
&bitiatt bon bier blieb aui Der SteIe toot,
6rau 2ap. ebenialfs bon bier, erlitt t0otlide
Sersttnn9en, nnb ibr aino purbe get0btet.
Charlotte, H.z@., 6. September. -
Sn Der ytdbe bon SaliSburp ftiirsten bente
auf Der u&id)monb=Oan Sabn" Die
2otomotiDe unb Sc &aggonS zines Glitter
Suses in ben YaDfiuz 3lper. Die SabIle
Dlroe 9erettet, iubem eS benz @onbnfteur
ScOtt gelang, Die &oppeluHg 9eraSe SIN
redteu .3eit Su loien. Ser SeiSer uub Der
2ofomotiufiibrer retteteu ii6, irbem iie DON
Der 2ofomotipe berab lprangeu. Sic fameu
nit leidten Serieeuugen Sauon. Ser Brent
ier arlington itiirste nit einem @agsou in
ben Slug, fam aber pieber on Die Sber.
fade uuo iuar trot bes Sturses aus elmer
$o6be bon GO SuB unperlcbrt seblieben. Ser
Serluit Der Gtienbabn @eielidaft wirD iid
auf etipa 100000 belQufen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-09-08
Snsia.ter >ptoerieken tid3 ocut
E<uittS.

9auia sc itg, Ro., 6. September.-
BOr eiHiger Seit murbe Elm Seamter Ses
Genius Sireaus nod Der Re|erpation Der
&idapoo'S 'Snpianer i'm Snoianerz 3 erritorium
seididt, nm fe su sablsn. Gs iino leet IA
SABRE Der, lelt ote,e Snbianer aui Die Relsr<
patton sebrodt puroen; ieitbem babeu iie
eine 3a1lHn9 entldleoen sermei9ert, uno
tpie Ren ipsften iDia, NOR es aber9ldubild)e
6urdt, bic he au Der sSeiaerung peranlaBt
bat. Der bonn Genlus- gnreau abgeldidte
8eamte bat 1ebt bas Departement Ses Sn.
nern bon Der &eisernas Der 2eute in Sennte
utb sefest, 0ie eriofst mar, uadbem Die
&rieser srpei 8atbsftuusen absebalten bat
ten. CT perianst iest Sruspen, uni oi. Su=
bianer spiasen su iouRen, unS ba oielelben
ni1t snm xadgebeu seneist heiusn, 10
piro es rpobl gum glutuersieBen fommen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-09-08
9tfS " 0rSeritt o,.nefInof

&incinncti, 6. Sepsbr. = 6rau M
&eps purbe hente in ibrer 8ebnunq an Der
Gafern Apenue perbaftet. Ser Serbaits=
be5eH muroe bon &ibarb See erruirft, mel
DER fe beldnlo,gt, an Der @rmorOuns bon
Si11 See bttbell'st semeisn IN iein. Gie
Seite oes sesteren warSe Dor einieen Ga
gen bel eanrsneebnrs, SnS., i'm 1iuiie se=
furben. 6ran Seas 1T eff II Sabre aft
uns ,iemlid] bibih. Sie benabm Fd iebr
sefabt unS warseosa bel ibr,r Serbaftnns,
bod CAB fe iAr. @sneisAeis, elm effsues
@cAGnbnib ub5ulesen, sn erfeuueu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-09-08
&tn SetltGnser=&,tmttifRd Il j..

Hia9 Salls, Sut., 6. Septsm=
ber.-ein sirser BON Goronto, Ramens
Siron, glns hente anf einem / .3oa sideH
9rabtletl swilden Der 6ansebriide uHS Der
@antelebride iiber ben Niasara nnb surid.
Gtma 5000 3ui6auer maren dusen3eugeu
oes @ageitldes, weldeS obue urfaH Der
lief. Siron, pei6er iid ifon friibcr ais
SeiltdnSer probusirte, iebot lett melreren
Sabren elm @eidGft in Soronto betrieb, mill
jett mieber Sorltelluneen eeben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-09-08
Gin 9rmsermoro in Ne,u. Gau,p.
Sh{re.

Oouer, R.=9-, G. September. - Die
@roBgeldporenen bon Staifsrs- Gountn ha>
ben ee9cn ben Der GrmorSuua jeines Sru=
oers beiGuleisteA Sjaaf 8. Safptelie brei
anflaseu eingebraat, I'M Ser Bertbeioiauna
jeoen Bss gum @ntlalipfen ab;uIdneiben.
Sn Der 4nila9eldritt tpirO SawteGe ;unad,a
Der Seriibun9 oes Norbes nnS oann Der
SeibdIie III oer 9bat, bic entrpeber in
Nalne sber Sem pamplbire pon uubeiauu,
ter Sanb periibt iei, bcl@uloigt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-09-08
t1ua,,act,e,,,ie VaiIaoiere.

81 ems9 OFT, 7. September.-Si ge=
ldmerpen iiber bas orenunasmibriae, auf=
rilbreriihe Setraseu Ger aus europa ,urHd=
fehrenSen StebtHette ssben ueueroinSs bem
Sberlten Teber in Der Sargc=Sffee su.
an' Dem beute ansefommenen 0ou,pfer
vamlterSam" befanoen f5 I6 iofdc 9eute,
uno tbr Sctra9en wdbrenS Der neberiabrt
mar elm loI3ee, oaB Die p9tieoerlaubijte
Oampferseleaid,aft" beidloNeu bat, hint
ti9bin feline Bicbfuedte mebr als Baiiaaiere
ansIncbmen. Gin dbuii1es @bift mar idlou
Iriiber bon Den ensiiiden 9ampferaeisllz
ldlaften erlaffeu morbeu, une bic Siehfnedlte
lparen oaber sespunsen, bon Gn9lanS mad,
SoaaNS iiber6Hiegen uuo f6 bon bort aus
eiu,Hld,ifien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-09-08

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