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The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1890-04-11
USES AND ABUSES OF MONEY

hiN
the best tests of practical wisdom
Although money ought, by nc
means, to be regarded as the chic
eud of mans life; neither is it &
triflling matter to be held in con
tempt, representing as it does, tc
so large an extent the means Of
physical comfort and social well.
being. Indeed, some of the finest
qualities Of human nature are init
mately related to the right use OF
money-such as generosity homes
ty, justice and self-sacrifice, as
we'll as the practical virtues of
economy and providence. Com,
fort in worldly circumstances is a
condition, which every man is justi-
fled in striving to attain by all wor-
thy means.
1t secures that physical satisfac-
ton which is necessary fer the
culture of the better part of his
nature, and enables him to provide
for those of his own household,
without which, says the Apostle
Paul, "a man is worse tina nan in
fdel!n Nor ought the duty to be
any less the pleasing to Us that
the respect which our fellow-man
entertain FOR us in no slight degree
depends uponthe mannerin which
we exercise the opportunities,
which present themselves for our
honorable advancement. The pro
yident and careful man must nee
essarily be a thoughtful man, for he
lives not merely for the present,
but makes arrangements for the
future. Those classes which work
the hardest might naturally be eX-
pected to value the most the money
which hey earn. Yet the readi-
ness with which so many are ac-
customed to eat up and drink up
their earnings as they 20 renders
them, TO a great extent, helpless
and dependent upon the frugal.
There are many persons among
US who, though enjoying sufficient
means Of comfort and dependence
would be found barely a days
march ahead of actual want if a
time of pressure should come.
Any class of men who live from
hand to mouth will ever be an in
feri.r class, and no matter how
Is made unless something IS
saved they Will never rise above
thelr present condition lake
care Of the dimes ana the dollars
VIII take careol themselves Is a
trlte olt true saying Nheh man
]
casts MS @ahce forward he mas
thal the three chlel contingencies
Tor Which ne has TO provide are
want oil employment sickness ana
death' Inc TWO lFst he may es
cape put iHe last Is Ihe'lIapIe
'liouSli mere Is a way opehlor MN
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1890-04-11

DoN'T borrow your neighbOr's
DEMOCRAT-STAR get one Of your
own. 1t only takes 81 to get a
copy a whole year.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1890-04-11

Do not fail 10 read The long
article headed Educators in
Trust Ii is the time now 10 burst
the school book trust.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1890-04-11
HANGED!
GEORGE ALLEN FIELDS Elk,
Plates HIS CRIME ON
THE GALLONS

For the Murder of Jennie
MOSely.
At the June term of the Circuit
Court for this county George Allen
Fields, colored, was tried and CON
victed for the murder of his mis-
lress, Jennie Mosely, also colored,
at Moss Point last year. Fields
was ably defended by Mr.. c. S.
Meriwether, and everything was
done by his friends and relatives
to secure his acquittal, but the
testimony was so pointed and con
elusive that the jury were not long
in bringing in a verdict of guilty.
An appeal was then taken to
the Supreme Court of the State,
when that Court, after reviewing
the case, affirmed the decision of
the Court below and fixed the 9Th
of April, 1890 as the day Of eXecu-
ton.
Sill, Fields counsel thought
there was some hope. He tent a
petition to Gov. Stone asking for a
suspension Of sentence, hoping
that His Excellency would com
mute the sentence of Fields to the
penitentiary for life. Blu the Gov
ernor sent the following dispatch.
which sealed Fields doom so far
as human agency was concerned
JACKSON, Miss, April 4, 1890.
To the Sheriff of Jackson County,
Scranton, Miss
I cannot suspend sentence of Fields.
You must execute it. J. NJ. STONE.
Sheriff Lewis accordingly, in a
calm and business-like way pro
ceeded to do his sworn duty as an
officer of the law, and at $50 am.
Wednesday, April 9, 1890, George
Alien Fields, was taken from the
jail by Sheriff Frank H. Lewis, ac-
.cOmpanied by aposse of armed cit
liens, viz: B. T. Pickett, James
Smith, +. j. johnson, Geo. Thomp-
son,C L. Krebs, G. w. Garner,L.D.
Herrick, Is. f. Browne, j. II. Gates,
r. J. Loughridge, Jos. Pol, S. q.
Cole, H. A. Dorr, J. F. Fox, VIM.
Daley, Oscar G. Farley, Dan. Os-
tram and G. d. NJ ore, deputy
sheriff and constable, and proceed
ed with the condemned man in the
direction Of the gallows by row
and sail boats and along the track
of the l.. and n. Railroad across
the bridge spanning the river and
through the marsh to the selected
spot, on Lowry Island, between the
East and West Pascagoula rivers.
Fields was composed throughout
the ordeal, and particularly upon
the scalToId, and at the last mo
ment he said:
"Ladics aud G,ntlemeu-I am sorry for
what have did in this world. Ideslre
you all to pray for me, aud lead a better
in this world than | have that is all
l want to say"
He then was pinioned, the black
cap put on and the moose adjusted
Sheriff Lewis at 1920. AT 10:43
am. the Sheriff cut the rope with a
Ratchet, and the fall of y feet
caused almost instant death, there
only a slight movement of
the feet, and two minutes later DIR.
A. Cox pronounced life ex-
extinct.
He was attended to the scafold
by Rev. Father C. A. Oliver, with
the prisoner and many of the by
ISLANDERS, prayed to the Almighty
mercy upon his soul. His body j
was taken charge of by his rela- I
lives and taken TO Mobile for inter ,
.ent !
This is The first official hanging,
which has taken place in jackson
for thirty years, the first f.,
performed by Col. Alfred Z.
father Of the present eff
encumbent, at Americas.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1890-04-11

Tue timber resources of South
eTn Mississippi, considering the
low price Of land, offers unparalleled
inducements for the investment of
capital.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1890-04-11

If you want 10 buy, 90 to those
who advertise in the DEMOCRAT
STAR, They are the best houses
in their respective lines
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1890-04-11

The long description Of the
buplistery in The Baptist Church
at Moss Point, is unavoilabIy
crowded out this week.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1890-04-11

Healing Springs ALA HotpIB
open for the reception Of boarleh
There has been considerable i'm.
p%rovement in lhi, Hotel since last
season, and now there is room far
al least one hundred guests. We
know of no better place in tile
South than lleabng Springs fin
inyalldS. See advertisement.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1890-04-11

HUMAN hair has been placed on
the free list, This will be good
news to tie baldheaded men and
women of this country.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1890-04-11
A GLOOMY OUTLOOK.

The outlook for the future If thus
monopoly succeeds in establishing IT,
self Is deemed BY educators naturally
and necessarily a gloomy one in this
respect. The monopoly, they say,
will not care 10 employ the ADLER men
engaged IN The business of school-book
Writing when il has no rivals to slim
ulaie II in this respect. II VIII find
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1890-04-11

SUBSCRIBE for your own county
paper, the DEMoCRAT-STAR. Only
- a year in advance.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1890-04-11

See advertisement of 400 tons Of
rock ballast wanted.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1890-04-11
OUR

The following gentlemen are authorized to col
lect all duos to the DEMoCRAr.SIkH office and re-
ceipt for the same:
Mr.. II. F. tRussgll Ocean Springs. Mississippi,
Mr.. George W. Brown. Pennington,
Mr.. n. Butthert, Pass Christian,
Mr.. Jesse II. jackson, Orange Grove
Mr.. J. 5. Otis. Logtawn.
MI. Hugh NJ. McCalium, Augusta,
Mr.. o.. II p Jones, Hattieshurg,
Mr.. Danl Mcleod. Leakesville,
Mr.. W. 5. Davis, Wayuesboro,
Capt. Sam1 b.. Watts, Meridian,
Mr.. J. p. Davis, Henderson,
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1890-04-11

J'eIU .SdrerEiSeslemH
The Newtown bee., 1890-04-11
HATTERTnWN.

Charles NJ. Thorpe has boarded tele- graph line repairers.
 Edward Booth has been sick.
 Mir and Mrs William Cook and children of Danbury have been with her parents. Mir and Mrs Charles Morgan.
 c. McCarty has been confined to the house with his old complaint, infiamma- tory rheumatism, not getting out of his room for two weeks.
 David Summers has George Hubbell in his employ.
 Dr E. J. Peck of the quarantine hos pital, Staten Island, with MT Bowe. a real estate broker, have been here. The doc tor is intending to move back here to practice his profession, while MT Bowe wants to buy a place here.
 Rev Mir Pease has held revival meet ings in the school house.
 If every school district in the U. $. had as many dogs as this and taxes were col lected on all, it would soon pay the na- tional indebtedness.
 E. Morgan and wife, formerly Miss Laura Barlow. now of Kansas. are at Hiram Barlow's.
 Leonard Payne and Fred Porter have taken contract to get out railroad ties for Mir Crane of DOdgingtown.
The Newtown bee., 1890-04-11
W.
 McCORD.

Artistic Carpetings and Ora pery! That's it. How abused the poor term is. Rich goods or costly stufs don't keep a room from being dowdy There must be taste or there'll be discord, no matter what you pay for it. Your taste can be suited in our stock. If you're one of those who know what they like when they see it, our time is yours. live don't show goods, we'll never sell them and early buyers skim the cream of the stock.
 Nothing but Carpetings and Draperies and the business grows daily.
 Rug thoughts for thrifty house. keepers:
 JAPANESE MATS, 10c. each.
 26 INCH SMYRNA RUGS, S1 6S each.
 30INCH '' '' s1 9S each.
 s6-1NCH ' $ s2 es each.
The Newtown bee., 1890-04-11
Eupepsy.

This is what you ought to have, in fact you must have it, to fully enjey life. Thousands are searching tor it daily, and mourning be cause they find it not Thousands upon thousands Of dollars are spent annually by our people in the hope that they may attain this boon. And yet if may be had by all We guarantee that Electric Bifters, if used ac- corsiing to directions and the use persisted in will brng you good digestion and oust the de mon Dyspepsia and install instead Eupepsy We recommend Electric Bifters, for sly spepsIs and all diseases ofliver, stomach. and kidneys Sold at Soc and sl- per bottle by E- F. Hawley, druggist
The Newtown bee., 1890-04-11

Beardsley, the popular clerk at E. F. Iawley's says, ''99 out of loo who once use Brussels soap continue it's use, be lieye the hundredth would if he contin- ued to use soap.'
The Newtown bee., 1890-04-11

Mrs Emily A. Bennett closed her school on Wednesday, 2d, for the Spring vaca- tion. She went to Brooklyn to spend her vacation and expects to open her school. Monday. lIth
The Newtown bee., 1890-04-11

Go to +. F. Hawley's and buy 50 cents worth of Brussels soap Ono rosin) and convince yourself that one bar of it is equal to two bars of rosin soap.
The Newtown bee., 1890-04-11
The best of several kinds of fertilizers.

H. J. Baker & Bro, New York-I was much pleased with your Potato Manure. My pofa- toes are smooth, and n fair yield for this sen. son. l used 200 lbs. per acre, and I believe 1t 10 be the best, or as good as any in the mar fertilizers. Some tried other kinds, but all that have talked with say yours did better than any, and they will all use it next season. -lJ. k. Ha1lock, Speonk, l.. l. November 6, 1889.
The Newtown bee., 1890-04-11

E. F. Hawley guarantees that one bar of Brussels soap (no rosin) is equal 10 two bars of rosin soap.
The Newtown bee., 1890-04-11
NUMBER l5.

Rev James Taylor was in Sandy Hook, last week. He left, Wednesday morning, for conference
The Newtown bee., 1890-04-11

On account of the conference, there was no service in the NJ. F.. church. last Sunday evening"
The Newtown bee., 1890-04-11
Arrssted apd setFr..

Dr J.H- -Hanaford says in the Western Plov man "if the first cough is properly treated the first step in the direction of con sumption ar we need not fear consunption-r Kempss Bal sam for the Throat and Lnngs Ia the proper treatment for the nrst cough No other reine all druggists Large bottles 5oc. and 4l. sau,- pie free.
The Newtown bee., 1890-04-11

Mrs Ezra Hall has been out of town on visit to friends.
The Newtown bee., 1890-04-11

Mrs William Middlebrook of Water bury has been with her mother-in-law in Sandy Hook.
The Newtown bee., 1890-04-11

c. F. Sturtevant left Newtown with 53 trout for his father, who has been sick at Norwich.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-01-30
Seq a q.

Sa elmer @iBuna Der Nufiner
5anbeIstammer 1T Der 8sf6luB gefabt
wotben, bic MitgIieber auer teranifden
Baumpfansunss @e1eal6aften, iDluie
Seben, tpelder iid iiberbaupt fit Bic
Jorlttultur intereilirt, aui5uforbern,
bel Gelegenbeit ber geriammlung Der
amerifanif6en 8attenbau NKocation,
tpel9e bonn II. Big 81. Gebruar in Muz
Tin abgebalten tperben iDirb, bort bin
gu fommen, 5u bem Smede, einen
Staats Gorittultur 8ereiu au beariius
ben. @eraoe bic 9lufforliuns ber gro
B-n baumlofen @benen uno prairieu
bon SeIas, beiBt es in Dem gel6luB,
tpirb einen 0auptgesenltanb ber Yelpres
dung in ber Gonbsntion bilben, unb
tper fur biefe fur ben 5taat 70 bodpid=
tige 5rage sSntsre1e unb 8erfdnbuiB
bat. lolte niDt beridumea, She'll baran
gu nebmen.
= @noli6 eirlnal bat Elm teraniI1er
&l9ter, 9err &ufel bon 8ropnsbiIe,
BEN moralif6en Mutp eebabi, benz
Hotpoies unlpsien nit gnergie entgegen.
autreten. IS mar inn mitgetbeiIt tpors
oen, baB es bel ber 0erbanolung bes
Grant 0aaf6en MOrbpro3eFes, tpel6er
bon 2aSalle GountD mad 2areoo Der.
leet morbeu Dar, m6sli1erpeile su un.
gefebli9en Rubeit6rullsen dbnl6er
Wrt, wie fie in @albefon ftattgebabt
baben, fonlmen tpiirbe, uno auf @runo
biefer Miitbeilung ertbeilte er Dem She
riff icfort ben gefebl, eine Nn3abl leiner
9ulfsbeamten on ber 3biir bes @eridtss
gebdubes aufaufelen unb ieben, tpelder
gtrtritt berlangte, unteriu6en 5u lals
len, ob er Waffen bei Iid fibre. yur
bel einem Manne wurbe eire Waffe aesl
funben, Die ilbri9eu battsn luabrIdein=
lid nod ae,tig gerus 9unbe BON benz
Gefeble bes Mi1ters betommen.
Ser 8ittme bes 0errn Gbos.
Wen3el 1T 9iiteroaIe ilt bon WaIbinas
ton aus cine peniion 3usefproten
porben.
= gei einem ifarteu WsbtI liefen auf
oer Station Disblano 3piiden 8alps.
iton unb 6ouifon 3pei YofIagiersage
gegen. inanber. Gin @rpyeB 2gent
tpurbe itart perleBt, base5en tpureen bic
pallagiere nur aiemli6 unlanfi Don ihs
rem SiBen auf8eriiitelt. Der 5daben,
ben bic 2ofomDtiben nabmen, NOR 10
leiGt, baB fie lire 6abrten o9ne groBen
3sitberluft foriieben tounten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-01-30
9ie 6eliqmie bes 2(mstuanberers.

Gin 5iiid &omaniif aus Dem qluss
panbererleben er3dblt bas Berl. Sabl. /:
gNeuli6 lab i'd einen Srupp Nustpauz
oerer gum gabnbofe matfdiren. Sober
trug feIn bis6en Sab unb 8ut, Der
@ire ELL 8iinbei6en, ber Nnbere einen
groBen 8adeu. Gin GROCER. bitter bIi.
denber Dfann trug auBer feinem Biin.
oel-ein fleines Gtiid bpn einem galfen
i'm Irme. Was bate bas fi;r einen
Sinn? Gar6tete bet @uropamisbe briiz
ban einem Maagel Oh 8rennboI3 gu be-
gegnen2 Neu9ierig ndbette i6 mid ibm
unb befraGie ibn gera6e3u. 9lber felt
lam = Der sroBe ltarfe Wann murbe
roth; nit fbeuem Bid unb perlegener
Wtiene ftammelte er in ssbrodlenem
0eutf6 einige anI6einsnb ab,peifenbe
Worte unb mid BEL 5eite. rDat Der
6err pielei6t eine iibrise gisarrea"
tpuroc Id auf einmal bon hem Nebens
i mann befragt. unb 5uar in 6ferre1is
fdem Dialstt. Sd perfianb, mas Der
peri6mibte @ali8ier be3madte, reidts
ibm gleid 5tuei meiner Gigarren uno
fellte nun on ibn bic Jrage, mas ber
Balfen feiues Nebennannes be-
beute. 8ereitwillig eradbIte mir Der
Mann bic 8efdi6te. Stefan goIfolp
bate tief unten i'm Osbenburger
Gomitat als Wsinbauer gelebt unb mar
elm unenblib glhdli6er Mann geuefen.
Seine aeder, ieiu Weinbers, feine sSrau
unb fein fleiner Gnabe = 9lGes NOR
geDi1ermaBen in Der ganaen @egeno
beriibmt. Da gei6ab es i'm Sommer
lebten Sabres, CAB Der bilbi96ne Gnabe,
oer aber au6 ungemein tpilb unb uns
borltd)tig mar, bon einem Baume
ttnrate lnb on ihusren imneren 8ers
lebungen itarb. 9lIs Der 3nabe bearaz
ben tporben mar, purbe bic W1utier
toabnlinnig, unb in Der folgeuben Na1t
legte tie Geuer OH bas Saus unb i6aitt
lif bic pulsabetn but1. dig bas
3iminer li6 nit &au9 fiiats, erpa6te
Der Wanu aug idmeten, bumpfem
S1lummer raid iu6te er iein Meib
unb trug es burb &au6 unb Glammen
ins Greie. Mber MIR cine blutiiber>
ttromte 2eide bate er gerettet. Nun
tanen bic yta6barn uno pullten i6l1en,
aber Stefan tislt Iie nit @sipalt 3urtd,
bleies 0aus fDllte ridt mebr itsben blei.
ben. gr petfaufte fsin Nupeien, unb
nun mill er mad Galifornien. 9lus
lelnem 9cnie bate er fi6 bas Stiid6en
galten, bas bonn Geuer beridont ee.
blieben lit, mitgenommen. gDenn er
nd briiben Elm neues Saus baut,
mill er bieies 5tiid 6ol3 nit binsins
baueu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-01-30
Mber Der @raf belt beibe 0dnbe in
bic Saiden ieines furaen &eitrods bers
fenft. 9I6ieu. S1err BON WrDbIemsfi!

NusI oeI VIuI Yttlt UetDe puHOe III
bic Safhen ieines furaen &eitrods bers
ienft. Mbieu, 9err bon Wrpblewsti!
Ser 2ommifdr lddeIte nod berbintz
lider unb ging. Wuf bem Corridor por
Der 9bire blieb er einen Nugenblid ltee
ben. Sd bdtte ni6t geoad)t, baB Ou
nod 10 jung biit, mein @6nHer! murs
melte er. Ser 6dnbebrud aber, ben
Du mir i6ulbis eeblieben, pirb Sid
unter allen umitdnoeu @elb tDiten, Diel
@eIb, 2iebfer!
Oann begab ct Fid in oas 6aus Der
Wolcainsfi. Seine @fiit9eilung entfsis
felte Die Sbrdnenfr6me Don Neuem,
nur 6err Sep.. lin bebislt feline GaiIung.
Dab fid amei iunge gbeleute elmer 81,
Din tpegen morben, barf Der Simn,el
ni9t aulaiien. Sd bin getrot, Soft
Dir6 Elm Wunber tbun.
Sie fromme 3urerli6t oes@reiies foas
te ni6t triigen; bas Wuneer seidab.
am Mbeab befeIben Sases mar Nlz
tbaniel beimgefebrt. St war tisfers
i1redt, als i'm Subitb betif6rt entgez
gentrat unb au feinen GaBen fiir5te.
4u9 na6bem Ct ibre 8ei9te bernom.
men, ging er nod lange iGmsigeno,
In ungemohnter @rregung auf unb
nieber.
giun Gafiung, 9inb, iast. ct bann
enbli6, uno ifri6 ibr 5drtIid bas pirre
0aar aus ber Stirue. 0ieleidt wdre
es piirbiger gemefen, auf bic erfie Siis
9elrebe beg Burfdsn ni1ts gu ertpi.
bern, aber bas it gei1eben. aus benz
@erebe ber 2eute made Dir ni9ts, es
mirb raid beritummenl Mi9 betrnben
nur bic Golgen fur Dein eigenes 0era.
Wie ungIIidli9 marbeft 9u iein, tpie
einiam blei6en, tpenn Su Deine beutise
Meiaung iiber bic gbriiien feftbieIteit!
Oas aber tpirii Du ni6t, benn bieie
f6limme Meinung lit ebenfo fali9, tpie
bic frhbere quite. llnb nun geb, armes
2inb, unb fdlafe 9ein &opfmeb aust
ST ielbf blieb mod lange mad. Dem
alten Manne mar iebr bitter gu Mutbe
uMrmes 2ino," badte er, ielbit Deine
Sd6nbeit, bein Srobiinn bat ben 9nB
ni6t entpaffuen t6unen. llnb mie
f6tper tpirit Su pielei6t an iener Stun.
be 3u leiben baben. Wdre1t Du
elm polin, Su miitbeft but9 bas Nbcre
teuer nur nod begebrensmertber tperbeu
unb brdhen Ii6 sor bic Beiben um Dib
ben 9als, 10 miiroen Sir bunbert Mns
oere nedlaufen. 9lber 9u bilt bic 8odz
ter eines Stammes, Bel benz Elm Mdbs
den berloren 1T, tpenn es bur6 ettpas
anberes auerft bon fi6 reben madt, oIs
bur9 bic Gunbe ieiner IerIobung -.
Werloren, Deroamn:t, penigftens in
Der eigenen 0eimatb. Ct fab ba nidt
au idpara, Ct fannte feline 2eute. Ob
ibm 8ergbeimer einen Oreier aus oer
Grernbe fdaffte, mar nun sur 2ebens=
frage fiir Subitb 9etporben; babeim
fano he feineH mebr. nnb tpenn ct
als Wtitgift 8erge 8olbes auffdutten
lpolte = bos mar unmosli6, gIei6biel
OBJ es gum Suea fam ober nidt.
(6ortfstuas foIst.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-01-30

Sn Sapau eri6einen sesentpdrtig
AIS 3eltungen. pobon 16 tdaIi6 unb 1856
IN 3mii6eurdumeu bon Sagen big |
Wouat in Der 0auptltaot 3otio. Seber
geamte muB auBerbem auf ben Gegie.
rungsan3eiger abonniren. Sm Sabre
1886 befanoen bic 403 3eitungen sSas
bans aug 80 puliiiI6en, 2 militdriIden,
ll6 ipiiieniGaftlideu, SO 6anbelaaeis
tun5en, 80 geIammel!e @rldlIe ber Hes
glsrung, 81 geridts0tonomiiden, 25
1allgl5Ien, 26 mebicinii6eu, 5 3omarz
3eltnugen. Die tuidiigften Yldtter 1inb /:
yytai giii6i Sdimbun", Sdali6e Reus
lgteiten, DaiIp Nems. oSiii Sdimpo",
Ss1ll9er Gortidritt ober 9laes Neue,
ngdtf9i S6imbun," 8dgli9e Meuistei,
zen. Yer ieinerjeit in peri6iebenen
Spra9en. aud in Oeutid, berausaegez
beMe n3otio Snbepenbept" 1T ieit stpei
Sabren tpieber eingssaugen. Sur stuei
oeutide 3eitf6riiten eri6einca in sSa.
pan, bic Mlttbeiluneen b,r beutI6en
8eielli6ait fir ysaiurs unb B6Ifertltibe
Otafens" in 400 gremplarea unb
p8on OF mad @el", Iebtere bon BRO,
felioren Der uniosrIitdt in Sofio, ber.
ausgegebeu. Sm 2anbe leben unae.
fdbr 375 Deutfbe, babon It's in Ooio=
bama, 1l5 in 9otio, 70 in aobe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-01-30
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-01-30
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SdieBueriude nit Dem 2ebel, @elpebr,
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ins gin3elne su beri6ten. Die graebs
niiie maren biesmal nidt nur ybefries
bisenb". fonbern iogar niiberrai6eno"
lnb neritaunli6". Sas Geuer tpurbe
auf 200m er6ffnet; Gebler famen
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nung. er3eugt aber infolse ieiner Greiss
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