davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The morning call., 1890-07-18
THE FIRE RECORD.

Good Work Performed by the New Chem
ical Engine.
AT 2:30 o'clock yesterday morning an
alarm was rung in from Box 81 for a fire
which was discovered in the upper story OF
the building on Bush street, near Sansome.
occupied by II. S. Croker & Co. The
cause of the blaze is unknown. For while
it was thought the fire would prove to be
contiagration. The chemical engine and
Engine No. were soon on the spot, and
the flames were quickly subdued.
George Burr OF Hose Company No. 2 fell
from ladder while working at this fire
and dislocated his shoulder. The damages
are estimated at 5000, but it is thought
that if it had not been for the effective
work of the chemical engine the loss would
have been very considerable. The building
of the firm on this same site was destroyed
in 1885.
The alarm from Box 3G4 yesterday was
for chimney-fire at 1309H Minna street, in
house owned by William Glendye. Dam
age $40.
A false alarm was rnng in from Box 63.
The morning call., 1890-07-18

To return, in closing, to the more prac-
teal side of the subject--the house-the
question of painting the exterior is one that
needs consideration from many points of
view The location has much to do with
this feature of decoration. 1t should not
be TOO conspicuous an object in the land
scape. Paint in such quiet, low tones as
the conditions require, but in all cases let
your home become a consecutive part of
the landscape. and seem to rest solidly on
mother earth and not, like the mushroom.
seem the creation of night.
The morning call., 1890-07-18
burglars Captured.

Two young men named William Hart and
Charles Hayes, last Sunday night hired q
room in the Avenue House, on Central
avenue, near Geary street. The following
evening the saloon of Annie Boyd, on the
opposite side OF the street. was broken into
and quantity of female apparel, box of
champagne, five boxes of cigars and some
jewelry, all valued at about $500. we're
stolen. Last night. Officers N L. Fields and
Burnett arrested Hart and Hayes in sa-
loon on Kearny street. where they were
endeavoring to dispose of the cigars. They
were charged with burglary. Most of the
stolen property las been recovered.
The morning call., 1890-07-18
Charced with burglary.

Peter Daley was arrested by Officer Egan
on Pacific street yesterday afternoon and
charged at the North Harbor Station with
burglary. A few days ago the boarding.
house Of Mrs. Murphy. at 3 Broadway, was
burgIarized by two men, OF whom Daley is
supposed to be one. The other man. Robert
Logan, was arrested on Monday last.
Daley, it is said. was only discharged few
weeks ago from San Quentin. where he had
served five years term for a burglary
committed on the water front.
The morning call., 1890-07-18

order. Fl. T. Greenough was chosen Presi-
dent and F. w. James Secretary. Cunsid-
cradle discussion followed as to whether
residents in District 1, comprising the
territory on the south side OF Alcatraz
avenue and below, should belong to the
club. There was also confusion as to
whether the precincts voted separately OF
together in either primary. 1t was claimed
that they would vote together until after
The next election. Voters of the whole
district were, however, made welcome to
the club by q vote, with the understanding
that if they could not vote with them on
election, at least they could whoop things up
in the meantime. A Finance Committee
was appointed, consisting of j. Boardmap,
J. Olson and r. g. Mcclellan. Joseph
Stapleton was elected Treasurer, r. Rice
Sergeant-at- Arms, and as First and Second
Vice Presidents Messrs. Bennett and
Geary. 1t was decided that all votes of the
club be viva voce, after which the question
of making permanent organization by be-
ginning a roll and levyng an assessment to
pay contingencies, was brought before the
club and the Secretary instructed to open
roll which all who were eligible should
sign and that the dues of the club should
be % cents per month. A permanent Ex-
ecutive Committee was appointed, consist
ing of Messrs. Mcclellan, James and Rock
elmann, and it was decided TO hire the hall
by the month, after Which the club al
jOurned until Wednesday evening.
The morning call., 1890-07-18
To Test Sugar.

Collector of the Port Phelps has received
letter from the Treasury Department in
which occurs the following:
With a view OF securing uniform results in the
testing Of sugars at The several ports, sample
of sugar will be Tested daily at each OF the sugar
importing ports, and portion OF such samples
will be forwarded, on the same day, for reteSt 10
the United States Appraiser at each OF the ports
of New York, Boston and Philadelphia, secured
IN small lin box made alright with paratfBr
and marked With Tie name OF the port aud dale
of irauSniIlai.
The morning call., 1890-07-18
AUCTION SALES.
PALACE HOTEL.

THE PALACE HOTEL OCCUPIES AN ENTIRE
i block In the center OF San Francisco 1t Is tns
model hotel OF the world Fire and earthquaks
proof. HAS nine elevators. Every room Is Large
light and airy The ventilation Is perfect A bath
and closet adjoiu every room All rooms are easy
of access from broad, light corridors the central
court, Illuminated by electric light Us immeas ,
cal plants are features hitherto unknown 70 Amoo-
can hotels Guests entertained on either ny n as
lean or European plan. The restaurant Is tno nness
In the city. Secure rooms in advance ~ N'f
Ing. THE PALs VI H. 80
The morning call., 1890-07-18
james Donovan Rearrested.

James Donovan, charged with grand lar.
eeny, was before Judge Van Reynegom for
trial yesterday morning, but was released
for want of sufficient evidence to convict
He was rearrested, however, to be booked
for the Industrial School, the larceny hav
ing been committed while on leave of alb
Sence from the institution.
The morning call., 1890-07-18
Verein FIntrrchf.

On Sunday next, at Harbor View Park.
there will be grand prize shoot and picnic
under the auspices Of the rife section of
the Nerein Eintracht. Cash prizes will be
competed for at the target, and prizes will
also be given for the athletic games.
The morning call., 1890-07-18
GA KHAN D
ADVERTISEMENTS
william j. DIMGEE,
Real Estate Auctioneer,
Nos. AGO and 46. Eighth Street Oakland,
EASToN, ELDRIDGE & CO., 6lS Market street,
San Francisco
SPECIAL AUCTION Sale
Oakland, Alameda and Berkeley
Improved and UnimprOVed
REAL ESTATE
SATURDAY,
SATURDAY...........-. &c. 1890,
At . O'Clock p. NJ, at Salesrooms.
460 and 462 Eighth Street, Oakland.
A1UhD21h ---.'.''..---'.''''Jb Lh 60 IoS'
AT 2 O'Clock p. NJ, at Salesrooms.
460 and 462 Eighth Street, Oakland.

By order of the Executors of the Estate
of Thomas yarney, deceased: Magnificent
venience; lot l25xl25, on the west Side of Filbert
street. near Tenth elegantly surrounded and highly
improved. subject to confirmation by the Superior
Court.
Delightful residence of rooms. bath and a
modern conyeniences, with lot 56x10O on the north
side of Eighth street close TO Adeline-street sta
ton; with handsome surroundings.
Also
,a eC se az Nf2 sree near srfon op TT
a few minutes walk from broadway.
Also
Four lots. e5x1OO feet each, fronting on Cas-
tro and Tenth Streets close to Broadway the public
park an surrounded by handsome residences.
Neat cottage of rooms 90 ETC. brick f9undasion'
nut street, Twenty frst easy terms If desired.
In the Watts Tract, two lots, 2s;6I125. west
side of Haven street, close to b; streetcars only
one block distant; terms very easy II desired
IN ALAMEDA.
Three Lots 30 feet front by 100 to 125 feet
in depth; facing Central avenue and Louise street,
lust of Caroline and only one block TO railroad
station: easy terms if desired.
Two Elegant Lots, 5O1l6I:6 feet each; STU
ated on Santa Clara avenue so feet east OF Willow
street, and close to Park; street work all done:
horse-cars pass the property; surrounded BY hand,
some residences and is destined soon to be business
property; terms easy If desired
IN BERKELEY.
Fifteen Elegantly Located building Lots
from SO to 50 feet 'front.' by $50 to 135 feet in depth
facing Walnut, Delaware, Virginia and Oxford
Streets close Bergman staton these lots are on
high ground, commanding an endless view, and sur
rounded by some OF the handsomest residences In
this charming suburb Terms only one-quarter
cash, balance In three equal yearly payments, with
interest at per cent per annum
ES-Do not fail to secure catalogue and examine
this choice list of property before the day OF sale
For maps and further particulars apply to
WILLIAM j. DINGEE,
400 46e Eighth Street, Oakland.
Or EASToN. ELDRID6E & CO., 63S Market street.
san Francisco. jy1S 20 rs 26
The morning call., 1890-07-18
Avn onlnm-seIIer Cnurht.

F. f. Frazier. druggist whose place Of
business is ON Seventh street, was arrested
last night for violating the opium or
dinance. He was released on 500 bail.
The morning call., 1890-07-18

About seventy residents of the district
organized on Wednesday evening Lorin Re-
publican Club of Precinct of Bay Dis
trict Phil Sheridan called the meeting to
The morning call., 1890-07-18

considerably longer than "The Light Of
Asia" All efforts to secure few excerpts
from the poem proved unayailing, as the
greatest secrecy is maintained regard ding its
The morning call., 1890-07-18

in the mixing, else the effect will be raw
and harsh.
This combination should be in distemper
or water color for soft effect.
The carpet should be dark tone, partak-
ing largely of brownish olive shades, bright
ened by yellows and reds.
The draperies for doors and windows, II
The morning call., 1890-07-18


The work of opening the mouth of Straw
berry Creek will be commenced in few
days.
George Bates. principal of Bates Gym
nasium of this place, has returned from the
State of Washington, where he has been
spending his summer vacation.
The workmen who are drilling the arte-
sian well at the Judson Works struck water
Wednesday, but only small quantity. They
were engaged all day drawing the water off,
before the work of boring deeper could pro-
ceed
A large number of the residents of Berke-
ley who do business in Oakland now take
the street-car from Golden Gate and go to
Oakland. BY purchasing the twenty-five
trip tickets on the Berkeley steam local line
it costs them cents to ride, and then only
5 cents more to ride on the street-car to
Oakland.
Detective Armstrong has sworn to COM
plant in Oakland for the arrest of ex-
Justice Morris for perjury. The latter, it
will be remembered. was one OF the wit
nesses in the case against 1nformer ARM
strong at his trial for stealing liquor from
the Aches0n Hotel, at which trial Arm
strong was convicted and fined $40.
w. X. Batten and Postmaster Byrne have
held long consultation and it was decided
that the Newbury mail should come TO
Berkeley first and then be sent back on the
next train to its proper destination. The
mail matter for both places come out In one
sack. Postmaster Batten will open the
Newbury Postoffice next Monday morning.
The Southern Pacific Company, it is said,
will refuse, commencing with August 1st,
to allow rides between Oakland and Berk-
eley on the monthly ferry communication
tickets, l. e., will not allow persons to e.
from San Francisco to Oakland and then
from Sixteenth street, or Emeryville, or
Golden Gate to Berkeley on the same day.
In other words, there will be no stop-oyer
at Oakland allowed. Commuters must make
the continuous trip TO Berkeley to or from
San Francisco
The morning call., 1890-07-18
PERSONAL NOTES.

DR.. G. &. Terrill OF Sacramento is at the Grand.
Ex-Copgi essman T. b. Tully of GIoy is at the
Grand.
Colonel II. J. Otis of Los Angeles Is at the
Palace.
L. W. Fogg, a banker Of Oroyille, Is at the
Palace.
General John r. Kittrew of Modesto is at the
Palace.
Charles Ford, merchant OF jacksonville, is at
the Gland.
F. Sache, merchant of Marysville. is at the
Lick House.
j. D. Eiter. civil engineer Of Fresno, Is at the
Lick House.
Prison Director P. D. Craig of Woodland is at
the Palace.
j. A. Kiitlewell. a yineyardist OF ST. Helena, is
at the Grand.
DIR. Theodore NJ. Hunt ington of Sacramento is
al the Palace.
Congressman J. j. de Haven of Eureka, Cal
Is al The Grand.
jams ID. Schuyler, The capitalist, OF San Diego,
is at the Palace.
j. II. Flickinger, the fruit-packer OF San Jose,
IS at the Palace
W. II. rumphrey, a merchant of Seattle, is at
the Lick House.
j. X. owen. mining man OF Sacramento. is at
the Lick House.
Judge John W. Armstrong of Sacramento is a
guest al The Palace
1sadore Townsend, a politician Of Sacramento,
Is al The Lick House.
l.. U. Shppee, The capitalist and ex-Mayor OF
Stockton, Is at the Palace.
John Ii. Gibbons, U. S. N, and A. W. Caiin,
U. 5. N, ale al Tie Occidental.
Rev. c. Burgess OF Davisville and Rev. DR..
Lewis OF San Jose are al The Occidental
Charles w. Neyins left last evening for Ia
coma, where lie Will institute lodge OF the
b. p. o. OF Elks. He will be absent from the
city about len DAYS.
The morning call., 1890-07-18

A CONTRACTOR INJURED.-D. w. Ross, a
contractor, fell down yesterday at the corner Of
California and Davis streets and cut his right
Cheek and eve severely on an iron rail.
The morning call., 1890-07-18

NEW INcoRPoRATIoS.-Gr & Co
filed articles OF Incorporation yesterday in the
Office OF the County Clerk. The firm will con
duet an auction aud commission business d.
rectors-Sigmund Greenbaum, Henry kohu, Otto
Beiau, David N.Walter and SYLVAN Well of San
Francisco. Capital stock 100000, divided into
100 shares $1,000 subScrihed.
The morning call., 1890-07-18
1.-THE caIrs" Premium dictionaries.

q The CaIPs' Prem uln DIctlonarIeS.
THE CALL has received another consign-
ment of the ALLEN" edition of Webster's
Unabridged Dictionary, which is being for
warded as rapidly as possible to subscrb-
ers whose orders are on file. These books
are substantially bound in leather, beauti-
fully embossed, and in quality Of paper
feet marvel.
The morning call., 1890-07-18
IsfPoKrANT.-see Lost" column.

BERTELING has the only reliablemethods to
fit defective sight. 427 Kearny street.
The morning call., 1890-07-18

used. deep warm Of gold, relieved by
blue This blue should not be pure, but
what painters call "cut" blue.
For ceiling treatment, delicate yet
rather decided tone Of buff will give the
necessary sunshine to the scheme; the
band next the angle Of the wall, a browner
shade of the same; divide this from the
field of the ceiling with narrow band Of
The morning call., 1890-07-18

MERRILL SURPRISE AT NAPA

The Sanders Morris Post Nuptial
Reception - A Complimentary
Tea at San Luis Obispo-Ama-
teur Players at Saratoga Hall.
A Mission Surprise Party - In
teresting Personals.
The morning call., 1890-07-18

Alameda.
George Wagoner o San Francisco was

George Wagner San Francisco was
arrested for disturbing the peace Of Mrs.
Emma Farrell, residing on Pacific avenue.
John Owens, who has been arrested
eleven times in this city for yagraney. was
sentenced yesterday to serve ten days for
this chronic offense.
A grass fire was started in the vicinity of
Yersailles-avenue Station last Wednesday
by some children, and the station building
had close call from being burned down.
Constable ii. Il. Morris, who went to
Catalina Island about six weeks ago for
the benefit of his health, has returned al
most completely restored.
George Tyler and David Corbett, two
fishermen, were out in a sailboat yesterday.
and when opposite Park street the boat
capsized. Fortunately for the occupants
dry land.
A deed was placed on record yesterday
whereby the Jenney Electric Light Com
pany deeds to the City of Alameda its in
terest in certain real estate and also its in
terest in the electric light plant now main
tanned in Alameda, the consideration being
S23,OG0.
1t took the broad-gauge train which left
Park street at o'clock yesterday morning
nearly one hour to reach the pier. While
crossing the marsh an eccentric strap broke,
causing the train to come to standstill.
to the pier, where another engine was SUBJ
stituted.
Harry Winters, well-dressed man, was
held yesterday to appear before the Supe-
rior Court On charge Of burglary. He was
detected several evenings ago by the police
coming ont of the residence of Z. Mayrisch
Jr. on Pacific avenue The police attribute
to him several burglaries recently COM
mitted or attempted in this city.
Statements have been published to the
effect that the railroad company had issued
an order forbiddng free riding be-
tween stations in this city, and also re-
guiring commuters to pay fare who stop
over at stations. No such order has been
issued by the company, and under the fran
chises Of both the broad and narrow-gauge
lines fare cannot be collected within the
city limits. The railroad company has,
however. issued an order not allowing STOP
over privileges to commuters on the Ala
media broad-gauge local at Oakland. But
how this order will be enforced is not plain,
as the Alameda passengers who stop over
at Oakland may resume their trip to San
Francisco on the Oakland local and pre-
sent their tickets for punching as usual at
the pier.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-05-14

sic trat sor bic p@onbeIfabrt" unb
beriant tpDbl finf Minuten lang in
ipra6IOfe Mni9auung. 2sopolb bate
ibr Den 5eiIel herausef6Oben, fie aber
bemerfte es ni6t. Oie fleinen 9dnbe
in ben ounfelgriinen bdnif6en 9anb=
i6uben lsi9t ibereinanberselest, ben
Gopf nit Sen funtelnben Diamanttros
pfen in ben rOisen Obrldpp9en elm
tpenig 5ur Seite eeneiat, 10 ftanb lie ba,
faft an bic beilige Cecilia erinnernb,
bic ben tnelobii6en gb6ren Der bimm,
liiden 6eerfdaareu lauf6t.
Mit begreiflidem Satereiie iiubirte
2eopDlb ben ausbruG ibrer @efi9tsz
3iiBe. 9a mar in ber Shat nidts Sc.
ma6tes. Sbre 8egeiitsrung fdien ibm
10 edit, baB er nit einem Wtal li9 bers
tpanbelt fiihIta. Die 8erfilnmung 3er.
ron; bic Stepfs tparb gun, freubigften
Selbifcertrauen.
llnb na9bem ber erHe, mebr initinf=
tibe @inbrud boriiber mar, begann bic
f96ne Magparin nit liebenslpiirbiger
2ebbaftigteit iiber bic @in5elbeiteu 3u
plaubern, iebt ben 9fnitler bsfrageub,
iebt ibre Meinung duBsrno. unb 5war
+: nit san3 eninenten, UeritdnbniB.
8lei9ermaBen entfsrnt bon Der f9a=
blonenbaften Gritif bet 6a1re5enienten,
mie bon benz boblem pbraiensetlingel
oilettantifder 0eudelei, fpiegelte iie in
einfa9en Worte bas tpieber, mas i5r
tparmfdblenbss, boGbegabtes Gfauen.
gemhtb tpirtli1 empfaHb.
st begriff ieBt: bic fleine 56md6e
bieier 'geiitpollen Grau, alIes Salient,
bolle, &ubmitrabIenbe in ibren Salons
au bereinigen, uar nur ber lei6t ertldr
lide Gebler ibrer geiiiigen 8orsiige, or.
ganii6 aus biefen berausgemadien unb
oesbalb Deraeibli9, = ni6t cine bIoBe
Grage alltdgli6er gitelfeit.
Die un5ufriebenbeit nit fi6 felbf, bic
ibu pdbrenb ber IeBten 5tunben Be,
berridt bate, ma9te ibn boppslt em.
| pfdngli6. gleonore erIdien ibm fait
i'm Gi9t zines guten @enius, ber BEN
etrau9eInoem freunbIid bic Saub
beut uno ibm erneuerte 3uperii9t in
bic 6eele f0Bt. untuillfilrli1 nabm
feline 6timme eine pollt6nise, faft 3drts
li6e 6langfarbe OH. @r tpog unb
ndblte nidt lauge; fret unb 3manslos
CAB er ieinen @mpfinbungen aluss
hruf.
lInb es tparen gmpfinounsen elmer
witfli6en Spmpatbie. elmer tpie
follte man fagen9 = briberli9en Ser.
ebrung, bic nit BEN Gesungen Der Go
lanterie nidts gemein bate, ipenn iie
aud duBerli6 baran au erinnern id3ien.
Die Mobulationsfdbisfeit unferes Ors
gans unb bic Spra9e iinb eben arm
i'm Ierglei9 nit ben mannigfa9en
8ariationen unierer @efhble.
(5ortfebuns fOIst.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-05-14
Ser Yapft iiber bie Slbriiffmma.

pap1t SEQ bat f6 fiir3lig einem
Sournalifen gegeniiber ein9ebenb iiber
bic NbriiFung ausgelptD1en.
Das militdriide 2eben iagte er, Be,
ieelt bunoerte unb tauienbe bon iungen
2euten. gs pernibtet ibr ganaes b6s
beres geiifiges 2eben uno trdgt basu
bet lie au berbdrten unb su erniebriqen.
Siefe 9eere finb ni1t nnr boiler aeiffiz
ger @efabren, ionbern He er5d6pfen
ben Woblitonb Der 2dnber. go lanae
EUROPA nit Golbaten gefalt lit, 10
lange !ueroeH ale bieie Arbeiisfr1fte bem
8ooen entaogen uuo bic Nrmen merben
nit 5teuern il6erbiir6et our Mufrebter.
baltung bes Spfems. Die 6eere GU
ropos perarmen Die 8eb6ferung. 9ieie
groBen Wtiliidreinri6tunseu baben mod
eine anbere betlasenstpertbe Wirfuna.
Sic beBen bic 06lter gegen einanber
auf uab berf9drfen bic rationale giferz
lu6t. Sie Golge babon ift bas Wadss
thum zines 8eiifss beg 3ornes unb Der
Na9fnd1t. Rieiige 9eere, bic fiG in
iol9en 3eiten, lpie bic isbigen, aegen=
iiberiteben. t6nnen ni6t eineu guten
Geilt 5urfidlaifen. Sic fnb anti6riffz
ll9.1 Ser Sournaliit ertpdbnte, baB
bic e9iebsaeridtss2ebre peIde BET
Vatifan anfrebt, aIs ein nationales
Prin3ip in Gmerifa angenommen murbe.
uSa," faste Der papf, bas lit ein tuab>
reg Yrinsip, ollein bic Mdnner. uel9e
bic Gonirolle Der NnseIegenbeiten in
guropa baben. mtnf@en nidt bic
Wabrbeit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-05-14
500 8elphnnna. 500.

Die eefsr Der v6reien greFe@ perben Td
treuea su erfabren, bab es Denisisns cine se-
fiir9tete 9rantbett eiebt psIde bic @lNen>
i9aft in all ibren Sfufen su beilen i'm Stanbe
if; Salls eatarrb Cure il bic einsise iest ber
arjtliden 8riberfdaft befannte poiitibe Rur.
fatarr5 erforbert als cine Contributions.
9ranfbeit cine eonfitutioneIle 8ebanbIana.
Sais iatarrb Cure pir6 innerl,d senommen
ulb fpirtt brett auf ba8 8Iut unb bic Id)leimi.
gen Sberad9en bes Sbifems, baburd) bic
Granolage ber sfranfbeit serliorenb unb BEN
gatienten sfraft ssbsnb, inbsm le bic Roniii.
tuition 6es a6rpers anfbaut unb ber glatur in
ibrem @erfe biIft Die eisenibimer baben 70
biel Sertrauen gu ibren SsiIfrdften, bas fie
etnbunoert Dollars 8eIobnung fir iebcn GalI
anbteten, ben iie gu furiren berfeblt. CAPT Gud
cine 9ifte bon 3eusnilisn tommen Wtan abrsf.
fire: 8. 3. @beney & gp., 8olebo. 8.
10 Ben Sroguiffen sertautt, rs Gents
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-05-14

-Was fiir 2ausb in Der
QDelt borfommen farm, aeiete fb fiirs>
lid aud in 9eabenmortb. @inige iunae
gurfben baielbit iaben, tuie 4benbs elm
lunger Ger, auf be6en Saupte elm 6 b.
I'm oerbut LAB, elm Saus betrat
uuo bort ben 9ut auf ben 8oben Der
9alle nieberitedte uno 3ipar berart, oaB
bic onene Seite bes 5utss nod oben ge.
rl1tet mar. Die 8urf6en bolten en-.
rup. fdli6en in bas Saus uno aoIIen
biei9mierige 6lhfFigtsit in ben Sut. Wls
Der iunge Wiann mad Nnbrud Der
0untelbeit bas 9aus berlieB, foIeten
ibm bic Burden unb iaben nit @ntz
5hfen, tpie CT beim S6eine elmer 2as
terne ben Snbalt bes Sutes priifte,
pdbrenb Syrup iiber iein 6efi1t unb
feline Gleioev trdufelte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-05-14
Qlnf hpher o ee.

be lansen Sabnfabrten, Bel GrfurIrnem unb ereifsd
gen Sa gsafer unO gu eanb pirb Spiteters Masenbit
ters als superdses Mttel CUR abpenpuns ppn llebel
felt uub Imppbeiu befunben irerpen benen Retienre
Gmtsranten uno 3ourifen 70 oft uneripprfen nb. Gee
tapttdne, S6tSdre, @ei@dftSreienbe unter ben Grc.
pen, hberhaupt ale 9eute, pelde id in @esennen mil
unseippbntem unb hesbalb bcppet sefdbrltGem alimo
gu beqeben beabdtisen, clten eS nt peridumen, Iid
NIT pelem S9nt5mttel ppn anertannter unb felt 9dns
sem erprober 9cr3isteit gu perleben. 9eritppfuns,
gtltoftdt, Meelariafteber, 9eroauunssbei6merben
Hbeumait5mnS uno Siaienz unb IierenbelGmerben gez
bbren gu ben Seieen, bic bur naiiebe fnrir unb aus
Serpttet per6en, unb man fam ii be6elben nit Ser
tranen ut9 bios auf letne mebi,inii6e Birflamtett
ipnnern eben IL iebr au en rptcmmeneS Tretlein ppn
allen i9dnlien Snsrepen3ien behienen bd es aus ben
reinfen uno beiamlten Seitanbtbeen suammenseiet,i
lit. Gs paralprt bic gBrfunseu hes @enues ron uns
iutrdslider Spit une un9elunbem NaHer.