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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-03-26
PARADISE FOR THE SPORTS.
Virginia Passes Law which LrgaIiscs
Fights ofali Kinds.

NoGFoLK, Va, March 95.-'rhe Virginian
publishes q bill passed by the last lcgisla-
ture which has slept without knowledge on
the part of the public since Gov. Mckinley
attached his signature 10 il few minutes
before the legislature adjourned on March
"a. II is u bill which Incorporates
the Virginia Sporting aud Athletic club.
Under its provisions tho company can own
5000 ncres of land in every county in the
state. II can have entertainments for man
or beast On enclosed grounds, etc, over
which the authority Of tho club will he su-
preme. liy the provisions of the
bill, il is asserted, there
can be- buli fights, prize fights.
dog fights. chicken fights md any other
contest under the sun. II is asserted fur
thor that gambling Gun go on in full blast
and the charter may be- so construed asto
allow tho company owning IL 10 run
lottery. The bill was rldlrOad6d through
the legislature the.laiter part of the session.
The governor says when II came 10 him ho
had mass of other matter before him aud
signed II without carefully examining its
provisions. The Virginian claims the in
corporators are New York sports.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-03-26
CARTER AND FRANK.


Recent Criticisms Iorce the Delegate Iu
Aid the Butte Representative,
WASHINGTON, March 90 Special. Re
ports have been sent ont from Washington
stating that ii. l.. Frank, who is hero IN the
interest of the Butte public building. WIS
snubbcd by Representative Carter, told TO
go home and oven refused TO got him a
hearing before the committee. II is said
tonight that the report was entirely with
out foundation; that Carter has done
everything possible for member 10 do;
and urged the Butte building as strongly as
possible There was hearing before the
committee to-day. when both Carter aud
Frank were present The latter thinks
Butte will get $4,000.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-03-26

When the ears piled upon each other u
tire broke out and the messenger WIS burned
To death. Tho mail and express matter
were consumed IN the flames, AZ 3 p. N.
Supt Kemp sent the following TO Helena.
Mail and express 4 total loss; one-half Of
baggage snved. Following parties Injured,
none seriously: A. Crockett. postal clerk, of
Helena, brnisu left side of head. cut ON
back. left shoulder bruised; Mrs. S. IL. Cox,
North Yakima. hound for Memphis, Mo-.
bruised on right bullock and thigh, slight
shock; Mrs. Lille Davis. OF Seattle, bound
for Port byron, CuyagR county. severe
hruisc of left arm above elbow; her daugh-
ter Carrie, Hgc I. slight cut below the left
ear j. W. Weldon. Dayton. Columbia.
Wash, bound for ST. Paul, dislocatcd
wrist; j. 4, Iahu, OF MI Vornon. Skagt
county, Wash. bound for buffalo. n. Y,
bnck strained: y. H. Richards. Rondcll,
Brown county. ;. D.. right thigh bruised.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-03-26
WANT FREE LEAD ORES.
Colorado Smeitsr Men Oppose the Duty ON
Mexican silver Lead ore.

LEApvuI.r, Col, March 25.-At a meeting
OF representatives of I.cadville's four smelt-
err, held to- dny. n resolution was passed
protesting against the imposition of n duty
on silver lead ores from Mexico for the Tca-
son that even with those ores il was difficult
70 got lead enough 10 keep the suieltors in
Colorado alive, and that 10 shut out MoSi-
can lead would sooner or later close up
every snelter in Leudyille. IelCgrams were
sent 10 the leading western members Of con-
gress urging them 10 oppose the proposed
duty. The American emelter WIS repre-
sented by It's president, Henry ]. Higgins.
Tie Arkansas Valley by Genoial Manager
Cherries !. Lembcrg, the Harrison Reduc-
tion works by iis superintendent and man
ager, j. W. Noill, The Blgiu smclter by its
manager II. Sherman
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-03-26
A WIDOW AND A WHIP.
A Chicago Woman Assaults n Federal OF
lcer on the Street

CHICAGO, March 2j.-A sensation was Gre.
nted this afternoon in front Of the First
National bank when Mrs. Frank Kont. Il
widow, horse-whipped United States Com.
missioner Simon W. W. King. Aftcr re-
ceiying several blows, King in desperation
lifted his cane and struck her Tho police
Then arrested tue woman and King wcnt 70
his office. Mrs. Kent claims King, who has
been her attorney, defrauded and oalumni-
ated her. King says Mrs. Kent held un-
I1ghtful possess Of oneof his houses in com.
pany with an alleged anarchist named Har.
bnugh, and lac pbjectiug 10 such tenants
Kent was released on bail furnished by Har-
baugh.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-03-26
The House.

In the house to-day, Immediately after
the approval of the journal, Chandler. of
Massachusetts, called up the Worlds Fair
bill. The house adopte the following
amendments; That the commission should
appoint board of lady managers, and the
board may appoint one or more members of
the committees authorized 10 award prizes
for exhibits produced in whole or part by
female labor; that ono member Of the board
TO be charged with the selection of govern
mcnt exhibits, is to be chosen by the fish
commissioner.
Gambler opened the debate in advocacy of
the bill, strongly commencing the broad
comprehension and commendable energy
displayed by Chicago in the mntter. Chicago
had done more than any other city ia rails
ing S5,OOO,O0O and agreeing 10 double II.
Gambler then moved as an amendment that
the fair buildings be dedicated October -.
lS.l2, and that the exposition be opened not
later than MAY j, 1893, and close not later
than October 30, 1883 The postponement,
he said. was not asked by Chicago, but was
for the benefit of exhibitors. The amend
ment was adopted.
On motion Of Carlisle an amendment was
adopted providing that government build
ings shall be built OF such material as can
be taken ont and sold nfter the exposition.
Cummings, of New York. said he appealed
to the house for far play towards Chicago.
New York lost the fight through treuchery
in her own ranks. We were. said he, hand
sonely whipped. What are we going to do
about its At least ! am going tO act the
manly part. ! stand by the committee be
cause believe II il manly and polite. The
action OF the senate may yet be nnfayorable
to Chicago; IL 30. New York Gun again enter
the lists with honor. If that time does not
come. consider | honor myself, my state
and ms country by standing by Chicago.
Hatch. OF Missouri, expressed himself as
satisfied with the clause providing that the
president. before issuing proclamation,
shall satisfy himself Ms 20 the genuineness
Of the subscriptions. There was nothing
left for congress 10 do but 10 extend 10
Chicago every legitimate facility for making
the fair great national success.
Flower Of New York. said he would vote
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-03-26
FOR RENT---AN OFFICE.
Marshal Irwin 10 step Down and ou, at the
Fiscal Years End.

Fiscal Years End.
BUrrE. March 25.-lSpecial. United
States Marshal Geo. W. Irwin has repeated
ly expressed his intention Of resigning, TO
his intimate friends. This evening he for
warded the following letter:
BUTTE, Mont, March 25.-Hon. Ezra b.
Taylor. Chairman ofthe Judiciary Commit
tee: Slr-l am told That Mr.. Carter, rep
resentative in congress from Montana, has
asked your committee 10 increase the fees
Of United States attorney. marshal, and
clerk of Montana. / nm asked to
say something to your committee in this be-
hnlf. II the Office have the honor 10 hold,
had thrice the compensation 1 would not
retain ~. propose 10 resign at the end Of
the fiscal year. Therefore, say in all hon
esty, Tint the fees for services IN this coul-
try are 50 ridiculonsly low. that don't zee
bow any person but n thief can occupy the
judicial department offices. Yours respect
fully, Gro. w. lRvis,
4. S. Marshal, Montana.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-03-26

10 rocommit the bill and make Chicago
show her subscription lists.
Rains. Of New York. addressing Splnola,
said. Docs not the gentleman think II WIS
fortunate that we were beaten, because II
things had gone rs they now are gong We
should have lost the majority ct leinmahy
management, because they would hnYc
been inside ludlow street jail,
Mason expressed the belief that New
York did moi want tu make the fair n sue
cess. Tho way to help Chicago was not TO
throw discredit upon her. Several Others
who had favored Washington. New York
and 81. Lonis expressed an earnest hope tor
the success OF Chicago.
Beldcn's motion to rocommit with III
structious wRs defeated without division.
The hill then paS,cd-ycas. ~; nays. ~.
The negative votes were cast by those MON
hers who had been from the FIRST opposed 10
holding my Worlds Fair
After the call of the house. q roll call on
Adjournment and roll call on going into
committee Of the whole oil the Wyoming
admission bill. which WIS productive of NO
good result, the house adjourned.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-03-26
SULLIVAN READY FOR BUSINESS.
The Bonanza Bruiscr OF Boston Ready 10
Meet Peter ,Iuckgou.

The Bonanza Bruiscr Of Boston Ready to
Meet Peter jackson.
BosToN. March 2j.-"Now that have set
tied the Mississippi trouble, want TO Mt
tond 10 Jsckson's cleims." said Sullivan to-
day. "If the California Athletic or any
other club will put up purse of $4,000, I
will meet him IN battle for tho champion
ship. ! don't care what the glovos are, so
tho law. ! will not, undcr any considera-
tion, fght ring battle again. I've had
enough illegal business" Sallivan added
that people who criteso his high figures
don't know whit they are talking about. II
costs him great deal to train and ho wants
something for fighting.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-03-26
The Gnnsn snrce.s.

The secretary Of the navy has approved
the report of the board of officers appointed
20 witness the tests of the pneumatic dyna-
mite guns of the cruiser Nesuyius. The
report shows three shots were fired from
each gun. a charge of about 90i pounds Of
gun cotton. which. together with the strue-
ture of the shell and fuses and packing,
made a total weight of over 800 pounds
The guns were elevated eighteen degrees,
each flight was steady at distances from
2,ll6 TO 2,330 yards. The contract was ihnt
the shell should be thrown over a mile.
The contracts were more than fulfilled.
The engines Of the cruiser are still 20 he
tested.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-03-26

The house committee on elections to-day
disposed of two contested election cases.
namely, Posey vs.. Parret, from the First
Indiana district, and Bowen ys. Buchanan.
Ninth Virginia. In both the committee
will recommend that the sitting member be
allowed TO retain his seat. IN seven elcc-
tion eases passed upon 10 the present time
the committee has favored four republicans
and three democrats.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-03-26
FRANK LEWIS on TRIAL.
The Slayer Of Steve johnson Expects He
VIII he Freed.

l'urrh March 95,-lS Especial. The case
of Frank NJ. Lewis, for the murder of Steve
johnson, was put ON trial to-day. Lewis
and johnson both formerly worked for
Owen Williams in the Metropolitan meat
market on West Park street. They roomed
together on Montana IT Get. On Sept. II
of last year they had n trivial quarrel and
Johnson Threatened TO lick Lewis. Al $50
he went 10 the room and n
few minutes later was shot dend by Lewis
No one else was present and Lewis says that
johnson knocked him down. cursing him
and threatening 10 do him up, and that tue
shot was fired in self defense. Lewis is
quite a young man. not over q years of age.
and makes ma excellent appearance. He e1-
poets TO be cleared by the jury.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-03-26
a Pension for Zach " ound.

The house committee ON invalid pensions
to-day authorized favorable report on the
bill providing that any soldier or sailor
wounded in the service, and who received
more than ono wound, where one such
wound amounts TO total disability. and the
other wounds create disability, then such
person shall receive pension rated without
regard TO rank for each wound received.
provided, however, the amount shall not
exceed $72 per month.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-03-26

Having re opened the subject of duties
on sugar. the republican members of the
ways and means committee find il hard
matter to adjust il satisfactorily. To-day
the refiners were here in force. A number
from New York. Boston and Philadelphia
made n strenuous protest against the action
of the committee IN cutting So heavily into
existing rates, and maintained that %
per cent. cut was all the refined industry
could stand. On the other hand, a dozen
members Of the west insisted that the
duties must he still further reduced.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-03-26

Secretary Noble to-day rendered de-
cision in case involving the question of
assignable Of rights TO make soldiers ad
ditionsl homestead entry The secretary
decides ihe question in the negative and
says by constituting the soldiers homestead
act ~ whole il Is clear congress did not
intend the privilege granted to soldier to
be subject to barter and sale or assignment
10 another.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-03-26
Post CharIains ON the alo,e.

A quite general transfer of post chaplains
has been ordered 10y Secretary Of War
Proctor. Chaplain J. B McLecry goes
from Fort Leayenworth, Kan, 10 Fort As
sinaboine, Mont: Thomas w. Barry goes
from Fort Sidney. Neb., 20 Fort Sully. S.
D.: w. II. Pearson froIo Alcatras Island,
Cal. TO Fort Shaw, Mont.j John +. Dol
phin, Of Fort Smelling, Mimi, 10 Fort
Yates n ID.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-03-26

SAS FRANCISCO, March 25.--Lee Chuck, a
Chinese bighbinder, WAS to-day sentenced
to City years imprisonment for the murder
Of a fellow Chinaman four years ngo.
Chuck was twice convicted OF murder in the
first degree and sentenced 10 hang but tho
supreme court reversed II ench time.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-03-26
J'ircbugs ut Bismarck.

MNsElpoLis, March Pa Bismarck, n.
d., specinI says that town is greatly excited
over two or three inoendiary fires started
early this morning. Everything ia wet
from snow and RAIN, and this aided the
citizens in supprossing whnt might have
been n conllagratIon. There is no clue 10
the miscrennt
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-03-26
.IacI. ON In Chicaso.

CaIoAGo. March 9j.--Fiyo thousand peo-
pie the largest crowd that ever attended an
athletic entertainment in this city, went TO
Battery ID tonight 10 see the Peter jackson
combination. Peter spared three tame
rounds with Jack Ashton, for points, and
the "St. Joe KID also had bout with Ash
"a
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-03-26
A Fortune for HorS.

GIENs FAILS, n. ", March 95.-'rhe oefs-
hrated stallion May King was sold by w. L.
speer TO Sibley a Miller, of Franklin, Pa.
for 10000.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-03-26
ARKANSAW! !
A Great March Flood--Thou-
sands of People Seeking
Homes, Are Attracted to
Missoula by Its Won
derful Resources.

a County With the Finest Agri-
rIcuItural ValleyS---The
Best Mines and the
Largest Forests in
All Montana.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-02-26

ffe ibn ale bic Sage geieben; felt ieiner
peimfebr batte ytiemanb elm 2d6elH
auf feinen 2ippen, aber aud feine
Sbrdne an ieinen Wimpern geipabrt.
9tur als Der 3us am S6loiie Der so.
ranDtpsfi D6rbei fam, audte I'M Ieinen
Wfunb unb In bem Blif, ben ct auf bas
peiBe 8emduer ri1tete, bas i'm @lanae
ber 9pdtberbiflonne 10 ftattlid limit
ten bes entlaubten parfes balag, 10.
berte bic @lutb obnmd9tigen uab urs
beri6bnli6en 6aRes.
8ieleidt tpdre es benz qualnollen
Grimm, In tpeldem er f9 ber5ebrte,
aur 2abe geweIeu, tuenn ct geabnt bdtte,
mas ii9 our ielheu 5tunbe in einem ber
3immer Da oben 5utrug = i'm Mrbeitss
3il1lmer beg Sitter. 9irsttors. Da iaB
Serr Mh1aeI Stieele felt benz Morgen
an ieinem 69reibtif9 unD re1uete,
f6ltteIte ZEN GDpf unb re6uete pieber,
brummte bor Iid bin unb te9nete aber.
mals. Damn itarrte er lange in bic
2uft uno fabte f6 enbli6 Elm 5er5 unb
f6rieb einen fllr3eu. flareE Brtef ali ben
@rafem. Das programm BEL ietnem
gintritt in 9o9bero Oienite babe ges
lautet: Spariamfeit unb CUTE Wirtbs
idaft, um bic S9ulben absui9htteIn,
nit tpel1en BET bp9ielige 6err bic Mlo=
bialgiiter iiberlaitet. 9iun babe ii6 in
biefem ersen Sabr Ser 3einertrag nod
Nb3ug ber 3inien fiir bic @ldubiser auf
su6lftauIeab Gulben geftellt, ber Bez
barf aber auf bas 3ehnfa9e, llnh biefe
nellen Mnleiben feien nur gu febr barten
BebinguHgen m6sli6 gemorben. Sb
Der Ger @raf ben 8erbraud ni6t ets
mas eiuengen unb bor Naem: Sb er
ni6t felbit einn,ai nod benz &ehten
feben tpoae. 6onif tonne ct, Mi1ael
Stiegle, nidt auf ufieinem pofien bleiben;
anf bic 2anomirtbi6aft CLAUDE er fi9
au beriteben, auf ben Werfebr nit ben
@uderern ni9t. Damn i9rieb er bic
MoreFe: ,Mn oas gantbaus so. 6.
Biebermann & So. In Wien fiir ben
6errn Grafen Mgenor Baranomsfi."
Senm tuo Ngenor berpeilts, ipuBte au9
er ni9t. unb Sas brhdte 9errn Stiesle,
tbn Drlifte 8ieles In Dieien untlare1
8erbdltniHen.
0ielei9t log es on oieIer 5.immung,
haB er bic WeIbuug bes 9ieners, brau=
Zen barre ein Gapusiner unb laHe fi9
nidt abtpeifen, untpiri9er aufnabm.
als Tonif feline Mrt mar, aud ben gebiid.
ten @reis, nit langem, tueiBen Bart,
ber fi9 nun f9h6tern ms 3immer
f6cb, oerb anfubr. 9o6 mo9te ibn
aud oas anliegen bes gettelm6nds
drgerli9 ffimmen, benn berfelbe Bot um
bic Nbreiie BEG @rafea 8aranomsti.
r@ebt Gie ni9ts AM" brummte er.
Der M6nh trat ndber. n@s III iebr
brinslidh !" flebte er NIT aitternber
Stimme. v1ei @ott unb alien 9eili.
gen = ie5r bringIi1!"
sDann fdreiben sic unb i6 nil ben
Brief bef6rbern!4
(Gortletune folat,)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-02-26
(gingeianot.)
9 r t I d + II n g.

San antonio, 25. 1ebr. 80.
Sd eifIare biermit, baB i'd meines
gBllens bem s. gpers. ium-, in Srie.
bri6sburg ytibis idulbete, if,nbern baB
er BON mir au erbalten iu9te, mas ibm
eiuer meiner Irbeiter f1ulbefe, obgIei6
i9 fur3 5ubor uerbpten bate, baB eye.
mdno fir mid arbeiten ober auf meinen
9tamer bergen iolle, Dhae i'm 8efb eis
ner i6riftli@eH Orbre BON mir Al lein.
6erner babe i'd Gbers ME beleioigt ober
ibn OIL Dem betreffenbeH Nbenb an meis
nen Nbpocaten permieien, ionoern er
fam in bic Sotel- Office nit aufgelfreif.
ten Mermeln iDfort auT mid log, uub
ba id eben BON eiHer @rf,.an.ung genss
len unb nod isbr idDa6 mar, pesbalb
i6 aud) 3u meiner Grbolung mad ,5ries
ori6sburg gefontmeu mar, 10 mar i5
ie,ner g8illfiir u6llig preisgegeben.
gBare i'd fold Elm itarfer unb frditiger
Wlann getoelen. tpie er. bann bdtte ct
bas fi9er nidt getpagt.
Granf 3eid.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-02-26
(gfecfric 0ffferS.

DiefeS Seilniitel 1T 70 moblbetannt unb 70
popuIdr sepcrben, bab eS faum nod beionoerer
Grpabnung bebarf. Gae, bic eS ienaIs se,
braudten, ftinmen nit ein in fein COB. Cine
reinere Mebiein giebt es nidt, unb cs pirb @a-
rantic gelsiitst, 6aB iie aaes leiitst, mas man
bon ibr beripridt. electric 8itters beilt allie
2eiocn BET eeber unb Der I'ercn, es entfernt
@efdpiirs, ausldlas, galsfub uno anbere
f5oleen unrcnen 8luteS. gs treibt bas Sra.
laria. Gieber aus benz Sbiieh beust bemislben
bor unb beilt es ielbit in ben bartnddisilen
Sallen. CS Sturirt aopfId)merseu, Slutanbrang
mad benz appIe uno Mi9rdne. 8erfude oas
electric Sitter8 Seilung piro garantirt, obsr
bas @elb suridsesabIt. @reis per 6lal6e so
Gents unb 81 in allen apotbefcn. @bolelale
bel 9reib, Sbompion & So.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-02-26
st bic gdmtnSiud,t mns,etibar ?

Man IeIe oaS @adfebenoe: vScrr 6. s.
Worrls in gfeparf, GrfanIaS, iast: sd lag
an annsen Mbieeifen fdDer barniebcr, unO
meine Greunbe uno Die aerste erfldrten said
fllr unbeilbar fdpinoiIdtig. 90 fling id an,
Or. Sings neneS Sdpinbiudtsmittel gu ae.
branden. Sest babe i'd bic brittle Glaide nnh
bin bereits I'M Stanbe, bic Grbeiten anf meine,
Sarm iuieoer gu ibertpaden unb gu beanffid-
it9en: @s III bic bette Mebiein, bic es ,stber
tamil"
Sefe Miobleluart in Decatur. Sbio, fdreibt
y@enn i'd ntdt 0r. Sings neues Sdninb.
lubts' Seilmittel sebrau6t bate, pare i'd idon
lange meinem 2unsenIeioen erIegen. Die Neratt
batten mid bersitS aufsessben. SEPT bin i'd
bel beffsm @obllcin.~
@robefafden fret in allen Apotbeten. @bole.
fale bel 9reib, Sbompfon & 60.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-02-26

bic annere 5eit, aa6 tpas iebr @1eenes
un yHb[i6es, mas bilft ner a,pmer bic
gdn5e &p9eret, tpenn r1er sSraa bot,
bic iwwer mig idwdBe fann, tpie itplper
Serpants@irl, anseitridte Sode un ge.
pdti6te pdns2 So Jraa, BUN Der
mer, tpenn mer ie emobl aleenig IdBt,
INNER ferfte muB, 0aB ie irgenb mas
Dummies fd)mdbt, no genem binnp
no1 Die 2eit ausladse un 10 mas bun
JeberDied) munfle, lpas 3tpor gebrote
febr gut i6medt, atper 70 Iangs letpens
big iB. mir tam mie fdnattere.
Guide Sc, in ber Besiebung bin i6
gut ab. Die @drab fam bet Shine
feri6t &dt fo9e, LII f6melIt bod ME
net mad 3pietnel Dbber &noblaa1, I'M
fe bot aa6 ote 3opp I'M be Munb-wie
i'd Ieeeer felbit als Gbief, ,WitneB borG
langidbrige @rpiriena prube tann-ims
mer uff em ridtige Sled.
Dab mer nod net en- een3iges WeMn.
DE uif3emeeie ben, iB mer eegentlid, uff
Der eene 5eit, leeo, uh be annere amer
iB mer aa1's mibper re6t. 6ot mer
en- gub, 10 mug mer'n In benz 2anb, 10
tpie er nor laafe lam, Sag lin Na6t
tpati6e; uu iB es Mdo@e, bann mub s
tpOmeegli6 nod nod mebr geuatl9eb
tperre. lin mann nler li0 bann nod,
was bel mir, offe selogt, a,ebr ubber
weniger be Gaa iB, ieltper tpatihe muB,
I'm aa6 am Gnn nod, ipas slidli1er=
tuees net mel Jir iB, bic Traa tDatf9e
fol, oann gebt mer ON Befdte siei bin
un ldBt Ii9 for 3eit bun leim 2espe aIs
Wati9mann einf6m6re.
Sen Srubel ben i9 anbbotu geiapeb
un i'd glaab add net, baB nod 9dns
f9er abea6 iB.
4lio, Wtiiter @bitor, nor uff ale TdG
gefnmme. sc iein aa1 obne MaHers
pitf6eY uub obne Sbeeeups tpilltomme,
menn Sc nDr pergnigt @eIidbt mite
bringe TN en- CUTE Dorfdlt, on bem's
Sbue ia big ieBt. @oit Jet Dant, nod
ME net gefeblt bot.
Sbr alter Greino
Sddion g. 9pofnatle.
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nadri9tigt, baB 6err Sobn 9. Ooung,
80 6annabsStr., Weit, 10 gliidlib mar,
BsfBer zines @eninnloies Der 2ouiIiana
Staatss s2otterie 3u iein. Gin Reporter
iudte Serrn Ooung auf, lebterer iagte
bem Reprdientanteu Der ~8imes", feine
6rau unb ibre S9psiier bdtten elm
Coos in Der groBen 2oiierie senommen,
iiir melfe bic 3iebung am II. Dseems
ber ifattfinbet. Das Coos mar Elm Bier.
sigftel Don SO. SO ,455 unb soa BEN Ct.
iten 6aupigeipinn Doll 100000. Die
Damen erbielten bas @elb-$15. 600
prompt bon elmer gant in ietu Orleans
per We6iel bur9 cine Der befien 8anten
bier. .-0amiltou, o., 8imes, A. San.
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Die
gs0deutlide Greie Yreiie fit Scras
eri9eint
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unb fpftet
$3.50 fir oaS Sabr uocr $1.25 fiit
6 Wpnate tn WprauSb SbesabImnA.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-02-26

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Yinningen bel yaiel perfauft unb bafiir
bic 8illa 9riebi66m am 2userner Gee
gefauit, In Del6er Gi6arb WagRer bot
1866 Bis 1872 nobnte, no ct bic uWfeis
iterliHger" bollenaete unb gSiegfrieb"
uno Die s@6tter6dmmerung" i6rieb.