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ter ais Ranbibaten fur bas amt beS 8 i.
fritt.GIerts bel Der beoorfebenben 8pbl
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Intoa!o Greitag ben 6. Ncbemher.
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gut unb fnben allgemeiuen Mntlang.
sic tDeroen fat ausf6lieBli6 perlanqf.
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Mntonio Greitag ben 6. Nopember.
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OrmnoetaentbutnS liebertraauneen.
grnefiine Marferaf ON 5. 6. So.
ueG, 3 @runbfitide OH L. 5traBe $50.
paul WOblfabrt unb 5rau an Simon
SoaaimstbaI, @runoftid On 6lotiba=
unb 8lumfraBe $3.50.
g.. s. Wolf an Sobn 8. Soes,
8rnnbfid on Montanaf1raBe $500.
gIiia5etb Rriid on Sam Moberid,
babies @runbhiid on Nbe. 8 81, 500.
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fur bas amt bes Sberiffs bon 8erar
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den ODER barber frete paffase.
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geiuder Ger 6air ftnb freunbliMf
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tn bauswirtbi&aftliaen .@eratbsn,
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-09-30

Drsi Wonate lang Tit i'd bdufig
on beftigeu &opfi6meraen, bic erit nod
benz @ebraud Don Or. aueuf &bnig's
6amburger Sropfen gebeilt wurben.
Wenn R4 iebt bas geringte u~nmobliein
BET mir einfelt. 9reife i'd gu bieiem auss
ge3ei6ueten MitteI. = Otto SaefAner,
1919 2ocuf,S tra6e, RanIas @ttp, Mo.
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Gtab1irt 1885,.
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Gan Mntonio, Seras.

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gr bsaufi1tWn hbR iees Depademeut uufera @es5SAs ,rh h;nu. a...ysm ...u.
game 8t. F7T~ "D"m" D""N'" """s
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ufa mm n@a tn un'anm gagat mbr &apdal ansdeg ais ale gRuRfaien. 9dnbLr In Sras
an9 m mms ags nM a u a "a nrn tut 6aarf autn, 10 rbauea mir Die nhMsRsa VNe
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Intonio Greitag ben 6. Nobember.
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Sic Wabl iiber Die @aTerperffraae.

wv @~Wvb WV Wv
Nm Montog Mben6. tuurben nod
mebrere 8eridmmlun3en abgebaIten,
UNI tiber bic WaRermerffrage 9i9t 3u
perbreiten. 9ie in Der 3onDentionss
Gale uab i'm Wiihonsgarten tuarsn am
betten beiu9t. SIM @arten ipra9 81.
cor 8ergftrOm in iiberseugenber Weiie
flr ben Wntauf. Na1bem CT geenbet,
bertaste fiG bic DISCRIMINATING nod Der
GonpentiDnsballe, UNI Or. s. 0erff, IT,,
unb ben Mapor @alLagban hber bic
Jrage 5u b6ren.
Or. s. 9erf enti9ulbigte fi9, ni9t
fpre@en gu t6nnen; feline Nnf6ten bat.
te CT nieber sei9rieben unb iein eobn
Gerbiuanb las bas Manuicript Dor.
Or. 9erf ertldrte fd fiir ben antauf
bonn rein fanitdrem 6tanbpunft aus
bebauptet, baB ber grmerb Der Queuen
fir bic Stabt cine 2~ebensfrase if.
Mapor @alagbon lest Sbatfa9en
uab 3ablen sor, bic fdmmtIi9 fur ben
Mntauf fpre9en. gr tbeilt ben Ssubalt
elmer Oepef9e nit, tpono@ Col. Bra.
deuri5ge es Der 6tabt gang unb gar
tiberldbt, bic ginlbiung Der Bombs au
regeln; aud III CT bereit, baares gelb
3u uebn1en, falls bic Stabt bic Bombs
anberweitig unterbrinsen mill.
Geo. paf@aa bdlt cine fuIminante
Rebe fur ben anfauf unb 5iebt bur9
feline Mrsumente Stdd fur Stud ben
@esnern ben Boben unter ben ItBen
fort. Ct begegnet aaeu ibren gintpens
bungen tn iaG8emdBer, logii@er Weife.
go bdtten benn bic prdliminarien
ibr @nbe errei6t unb mir ffeben beute,
anl Dienifag Morger. Dor ber gnti@ei.
bung. Die Grase 1T bon unenbIiGer
Wi6tigteit fir bic Stabt unb mir sof>
ten, oab He beiabenb entfGieben wirb.
Wirb Der Nntauf bur9 cine Waioritdt
Der Burger abgetpieien, 10 babem mir
btnielben 2ampf ipdter nod einmaI
burd3uma9en, nur nit benz llnteriHie.
be. baB bic 3auffulnrne, an tpeI6e fi6
beate 8iele foBen, bann brei big bier.
NAL 10 bod fem tpirb.
Die getb.iliguus an Der @abI mar
beute In frtiber 8ormittagsRunbe ni6t
iebr Iebbaft. GRIT fpdter 3eiste F@ mebr
SntereFe. 3mif6en l unb 2 llbr ffanb
bic WabI ME folet: Sn Der 1. Warb
wurben a~bgegeben 80 Stimmen, tpouon
piele gegen ben &ntauf.
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gefimmt. Die Wabl febt au @unHen
bes 2aufs.
3. Warb: 1913 Stimmeu, etwa 10
6timmen Maioritdt fir ben 2auf.
A. Warb: 227 @timmen - etua
glei9.
5. Warb: lit Stimmer - Nebr,
belt gegen ben Qauf.
6. @arb. 23O Stimmer, fart sesen
bic propoHtion.
Z. Darb. 213 Stimmen, Webrbeit
gegen Die propoRtion.
8. @aro, lis Stimmen, Mebrbeit
gegen bic propoftion.
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Cur Nabridbt fir Weiitter.

Sd empfeble mid allen Samen, ipeIde ibrer
Gntbinbuns en~tsegenieben, als praftifde unb
sepriifte Sebamme. S1ropfen unb MoerlaIen.
@aria Gaas,
SO. 21o 81. Nueoa- Strabe, neben Der beutid.
lutberiiden STRIDE. So,7,tli
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Yin meine 6reunoe unO Mitbirser: Sd tin.
bise mid biermit als Ranbibat fir @ieberpabI
fur baS Nmt beS DifrttteIerts bon Be.
rar gountb bel Der beSOrfebenben @abl an A.
Robember 1890 an unb erfu9e Sic I'M Sbre
nnteraisuns. adtunasoou
SEQ. ". OdThieU.
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SIN Gaue bon arant6eit ober
unslid sebabren mir ffets
langere 5eit. Mit &bpptbefen.
Woten tann biss nidtg efde6eu.
Bir brauden unIere Noteu
unb Si9erbeiten ni6t an Ban.
tiers ober 8elbSerIeiter au
transformer, I'm. nit Dem gelo
unisr gei@dft ueiter5ufibren.
Bir brau9en nidt tobe
9reife gu bere9nerl fur Sn.
ftrnmente, tuelde bir auf Set
berfanfen, nm bic 8infelt au
8orf@Ife beranssufhIaarn.
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Dies 1T lsbr nidhg, % bic @arnhen ndt seautworniher Qonteu. Sdhbrer mnb @obrten
pedbGs fb ~"S""'S o""'a D Ua'Nea
9nEre SsfssEn Eno ale Dniudasn. ndde snaunnsme @n I'M tauteu.
Oeaen, petDe bic gmerton aufre1t febeuMn 4ianps nit allen neneEen 8nbeFerunoeu nom
n1Dt ghe1en baben.t onnenp u bnFben, bb pbgLib buevn Idnaf an Der Sihe ora hi.
oeen STnFrumente ffben. tie 1ur9t NOD pehere nidtae 8er1nberunan erahren baten.b uh
nads aaaltdt unO anMns ess scmsb@ sutenO ebSbt MURDER, 10 Sb ne lie anSasn H5s.
trefen. SMs 1T beg nfdt aur unpaheuf9en ue fompenkn Rruihr
Mr I'M staan>a9snisn fit @eber stempap C sons, anabe @bidnina & esas. ma.
fbu1aet unD :. v gale & 90 ianos, unb Nann & Samin, uni RnbaH.O podn
Ms ~ gae Be-. no. Smtsa ION = orsln BE ipgaa tr n anatkrhgt Duben. Os cine Der.
aaaea pr pr TO- PIE anoerst r 800. Os Solmerf bNr Srgsn 1T hr faSn. uMb bs
Srneeu nb beA uaItaten lahen nitS 81 nInf6en Ibna 80
sDr fmhrea furg SboGfaR, unb MdaI,6 mnIa ale Godeu bn mnGnGfhen 5nor,,ut.r
ebenfO Nuftia 8laheu, gduben, 8adan fit ae Snarumute. "'~ "'aA""0'
unfr8 orrtb in Soften lift bm grHe tn SIen.
Tr fenMn af NppEaion RafMoae ub Wrisiaeu Inn Winnos Srn5r SprE,,Gsxu
pramen8 Wfutm@n, Moen &c aus unO bsantporsa prompt ale breai9ea gnfaan.
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Bir inb autcriiirt, Serrn > a M. Sepitt
als 8anoibaten fir baS Gmt bes Gounth.
aHeffors bel Der @abI ON 4. stobembsr
on3ujeieen.
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8rauer 6es berhbmten
8tarl Glai6em 8ieres.

Diefes Bier Seidnet f9 burd feline @einhet.
unb Site anb Ourd ieinen Bo6lsef6naad aus
nab ibertriTt ale Glaf@en 8iere int Martte.
DaB Bier iDirb in ber Stabt fret ins 5aus ab'
seIieiert. G- SeOe GIaf9e sarantirt.
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@is finb autoriTrt, Germ &. 81. Marti.
mes ais 8anbioaten fur Bieoerpabl fir bas
amt bss RonfabIers bes /. 9retintts
bon BeEar gouEt1 ausRaeiseu.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-07-10
CRIME.

New York Young Wallace and his
accomplice who robbed Editor Wallace of
$50. 600, has been sentenced to s years in
the penitentiary at hard labor.
ASHLAND. Wis-W Baker. who was
bank at Hurley last winter, has been sem
tenced to FIVE years IN the penitentlary.
CAIIsToGA, Gala Three masked men
robbed the Harbon Springs stage Wednes-
day, installing il for a stage carrying the
express Twelve passengers We're cleaned
out, the three highwaymen getting $500
and some jewelry.
Thomas DAVIDSON was found guilty of
murder in The first degree at Columbia
City, Ind Wednesday, and sentenced to life
imprisonment Davidson GOT tired wait
ing for the death of his uncle. whose heir
he was, and killed him last November.
TALLAHASSEE, Fla.-On Sunday night
four negroes armed with shotguns sur
rounded the Saw-mill of J.-E White, near
here, drove off the employees, set fire to the
mill and stood guard around it till it was
destroyed The negroes made good their
escape.
MINNEApofIs.- Charles Benson. Of the
Scandinavian bank has been missing
since Wednesday last. On the evening Of
his disappearance he entered the safe and
took a package containing 81, 500 in bank
notes He has not been seen since. He
was much respected having been EN-
ployed in the bank for six years as book
keeper.
JUNEAU Wis.-At noon on Sunday a
party. including District Attorney Lewis
and Sheriff Hauser, went to Hartford with
the necessary papers for the arrest Of
Cashier Richardson. of the bank of
Juneau, on charge of embezzlement.
The warrant was taken out 10y County
Treasurer Sch@nneter on the strength of
trust deposit of some $500 which
Richardson failed to produce at the in
ycnt0ry.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-07-10
FOREIGN.

VIENNA. The Iagblatt says that Bull
garia is not satisfied with the Porte S re-
ply aud declines TO pay tribute.
BsmIN Emperor William has confer
red the OoIWeGy Of The fourteenth Hus-
sm. formerly held by the Duke of Acosta,
apon the Crown Prince of Denmark.
CAmo. The Egyptian government has
paid TO Captain Casati $4,000 In settle
men of his claims.
BERIN. The bin providing for Ger
many's share of the cost of maintaining
the judiciary in Samoa passed It's second
reading i'm the Leichstag to-day.
LoNLoN. A dispatch from Port Louis,
Guadeloup, received here, states that the
principal buildings in that place have been
destroyed 10y fire The total of the losses
is 5000 600 Many of the inhabitants lost
all their effects 10y the contlagraton and
are entirely destitute.
AT Brest France a foot-bridge leading
from a steamer to q landing stage gave
way and many persons were thrown into
the sea The bodies Of seven were recoy-
cred and it is feared that others persisted.
BERLIN The National Heiung APP
proves the Anglo-German Convention. and
declares that the importance OF Zanzibar
largely diminished when the German com
pany carried its project to transfer the
whole trade to ports on the German Littor-
all
ST. PETERSBURG Dispatches from
Chardjui. Tmkistan, says that hundreds of
bales Of Afghan GOTTEN have arrived there
from kelt This is the FIRST direct sale
made by the AfghanS TO the Russians.
VIENNA Terrific rains have fallen in
the interior Of Austria Great damage
has been done 10y the storms, especially IN
upper Austria.
BLOODY tragedy is reported from
pristina, In the Turkish province of ko-
Soyo. near the Servian frontier Recent
Turkish uutrages on the border have been
committed In the vicinity of 'reStina. and
have u~uaIly-Hed to that place
when pursued The ~erviau consul there
has been very 3ctive TN tracing out the
perpetrators and giving information of
their whereabouts TO both the Servian and
the Turkish authorities leading 10 several
arrests The AruautS. VINO were engaged
IN recent incursions tor plumber, were en-
ragged at his interference and vowed re-
yenge Tuesday night the consul was
murdered in his bed Ne arrests have
yet been made though the assassins are
known The excitement in Bulgaria is
intense.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-07-10
WASHINGTON.

President HARRIsoN Thursday morn
ing signed the act for the admission Of
Idaho to the Union.
Tue President has approved the acts
for the erection Of public buildings at
Salina, kas., at Beaver Falls. Pa. and at
Alexandria, La
ACTING SECRETARY BATcHELER has Is
sued a set Of instructions in regard to the
re-eniry into the United States of Chinese
after a visit to their native land. He saws
that they are not debarred from coming
back to this country by any law or treaty.
The President on Tuesday sent to the
Senate the following dominates: Adam
E. King, Of Maryland, United States Con
sui General at Paris. II. N. Allen, of
Ohio, United States Secretary of Legation
to Corea. Charles Heath of Mas8achu-
sets, United States Consul at Catania.
Italy. James j Patterson, Of West Vir-
GINA, United States Consul at MERIDA,
Mex
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-07-10
PENETRATED THE PIT.
Rescuers Break Into the hin Farm Mine
but Are Driven Back by Fire Damp.

DUNBAR, Pa.-The reseuers dug
through into the Hill Farm mine at $3.50
O'Clock Tuesday morning, but before they
had gone far FIRE and black damp were
encountered, apd the men quickly made
their way out of the dangerous pit The
fans We're then started. and at o'clock
this morning nine selected men, including
the three mine inspectors, District Master
Workmeu Watehorn and Superintend-
ent Hill. started on the search for the
thirty entoumbed men. At II o. clock moth
ing had been heard'from them. There IS
scarcely any hope that any of the impris on
ed men are alive.
The exploring party were driven back
hy smoke after advancing ten feet in the
Hill Farm mine. Another attempt will
be made this afternoon.
. D. m.-ltis certain now that the Hill
Farm mine rs full ana has been full OF
smoke and the deadly black damp, There
seems TO be no doubt that the entoombed
miners are all dead, and it is now a ques-
tiou whether their bodies can be reCognlz-
ed. At , o'clock this afternoon prepare
ton we're being made for another descent
into the mine A carload Of collins arrived
this morning. The question now Is:
VIII they be used p
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-07-10

HoHSe.-The house resumed
ton of the federal election Nm iiua'aefa-
the pending questson BEING ~, ,''' Today
ment offered by Mr.. Tuclar aAg1d-
ginla, requiring a judge of the a. T.
court associated with the district iI5
to pass upon applications for .r,.,... l.use,
OF election. Mr.. Frank, of Misso9r,;' ''aor:
he was In favor of The bin sd ST.. saia
scope was to extend the operatjar 20 q ie
supervisory system; he was oppags5 ne
so far as it proposed to obtsi.
federal control of elections. Rut We
opposed to the amendment hses-' Vas
sought to weaken the law alraa5, -.
statute books Mr. BouteIa - NJ Ile
said that the naked question ,r, 'o'le
was whether those people who uers h. y.
constitution and laws entitled to tla III NJ
of suffrage should he protected 4, wa. kay
exercise of their right. Mr.. Snr;- -e
moved to lay the bill on the table si,i '. ss'
defeate it. His motion was beaten h. I i.s
yeas to l55 nays. The only ran,f lag i1s
to vote i; favor of the motion wera Wa.--s
Coleman, OF Louisiana, and IahIbsc6
New Jersey Mr. iEwart, of North Clr9li,o
another bolter, was paired with NJ
Ilmonds, of Connecticut Mr. Spripea,
before the vote was announced ebsas
from aye to no and moved to raq1r.;3 Gu
the vote. Mr.. Rowell, of Illinois, mo-
to lay that motion on the table and =
these the yeas and the nays were ordsr.{
Mr.. Rowell's motion to lay on the fab1.
was carried. Yeas, 1853; nays. 14S
THURSDAY, July g.
Senate.-In the senate to-day ma.
sages from the president ON India
lands in Kansas; postal and cabIa
communication between the United Stat.
and the Latin-Ameriean states, tbe ceIo.
Dration of the fourth centennial Of tbe d;s
coyery of America, and as to the aoraa.
ment between the Cherokee commissio,
and the Iowa Indians in the Indian terri.
tory, were presented and referred
Mr.. Allison moved that the adjourn.
ment to-day be till Monday Mr.. Edmun5s
and Mr. Sherman opposed the motion
and Mr.. Plumb and Mr. German adyocst
ed 1t, and 1t was agreed to-
Hopse--Mr. Lodge Of Mass. asked for
reprint of the federal election biII IA
passed, with marginal notes. Mr. Rogers
of Arkansas, demanded the regular order
Mr.. Lodge suggested that there was no
necessity to get cross about the matter
Mr.. Rogers retorted that the house had
had enough of the bill, whereupon Mr.
Houek, of Tennessee, suggested that the
democrats might get more of it, The re.
quest was not eeccedc1 TO-
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-07-10
FIRES AND CASUALTIES,

By the explosion Of boiler in Frank
Gardner stave mill at North Star Mich.
three men were instantly killed and four
fatally injured
The Peabody Institute at Danvers,
Mass, was burned Wednesday morning,
at loss Of SIS, 900. Fire at Seattle,
Wash, Wednesday night caused loss Of
100000.
ScoTTHAvEN. PA key CON
tanning fifty pounds OF powder exploded in
grocery store at Industry, injuring
seven children and four of them fatally
The fire was extinguished.
ASHLAND. Wis.-Within the sight of
hundreds powerless to save, Saturday three
Aremen met death in the burning of the
2000-ton steamer Iron King and the des-
truction of valuable portion of the Col
umbus and Hooking Coal Company's dock.
The injuries of another are almost neces-
sary fatal and the life Of a fifth now hangs
in the balance.
MILWAUKEE, visa special to the
Evening Wisconsin, from Racine says it
is reported that the tug Welcome, Of
Chicago, owned by Barry Brothers, In
dependent Tug line, was blown up and all
hands lost Wednesday morning, near
here.
JANEsvILLE, visa four thousand
dollar blaze at the upper cotton factory
took place at 1855 Thursday afternoon.
The fire broke out in the upper story of the
uptown mill, and for a time it was impos-
sible to get at the spot where the fire orig
anated. Through vigorous effort of the
firemen the flames were yanquished in ff-
teen minutes after the alarm was sounded.
The loss is covered by assurance
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-07-10

Possesses greater natural advantages than our
own, but there are portions Of lhe great gram
bearing West and fertile south whore atmospheric
Influences prejodIeial % health initiate sgainst
tbcm, IN some degree. as places of residence
l'sayy ranfaI> and the Overflow of great rivers
which upon their subsistence Irafe aauk Negeta
ttait exposed DO Che rays of ihe suu, turse begei
malaria. festrs, and there also the inhabitants are
periodically ob iged 20 use some medicinal safe
Ell 40 against tine scOurge. Tho most populsr Is
! as etfars Stomach Blt,ers, preventive thti
5 Too over "a third If a century afforded reliable
To- those whom experience IN The tutil
ige 81 ordinary remedies for fever and asGe has
taught fo substitute for them. " whether lntermlt-
tent o. r,utNent, miasmutlc feyers are conquered
and e, or. ed by the superb auupeflodic and tofil
{ iuE medicine IS they are by ua other pteparA
tlau 10 Use. Use Il, and abandon impure loeai
MINORS.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-07-10

Of course, long ago been abandoned; but in
this programme of propagandizement
there is 4 MANAGE to the other members of
the partnership known as the Confedera-
ton of Canada fraught with consequence
significant if not immediate; but NJ.
MERCER 5 plain victory brings consequences
within a more easily measurable distance
than could be dreamed Of even one month
ago
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-07-10

Bismarck was once a law-court reporter.
After passing his examination az iA5
University Of Der In he was appomj,g1a
law reporter in one Of the city courts he
one day got into dispute with st1P.l
witness and threatened TO kick nam o"5
Of the court house The judge repnAes3i
the young reporter. and sand be Wol.a
attend to all the kicking out that was v
be done See. said Bismarck to ll.s
witness, though / may not kick yoa q.
myself, will get the judge TO 90 y Il
me
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-07-10
A Bright Face.

Texas Siftings. De Smith Don W
think Miss links has a very bright -
preston on her faee?" Jones: Il can -
that her face is very bright but thers +
no doubt about her being lantern-la"e1