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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-02-06
MUerlet.

@ine fatt nod @eniation rie'
Genbe @ei@i@te tif6t bic pgrpreB"
beute Morgen ibren 2eiern auf. Sars
nod ionen Elm Mann unb eine Grau
fi9 f6on felt mebreren Sageu in ber
Ndbe bes 6aules ber Gamilie Setter,
Ode bon Oat=@ traBe unb @ranb NDes
nue., berumgetrieberl unb BET a9t3ebns
tdbrigen So1ter YearI Setter, aufs
gelauert baben. Nm Mittpo9 Nbeno
ftanb bas Yaar pieoerum an bet bins
teren Gena, als 6as Wdb9en auf ber
@alerie erf9ien. Man rief He an un5
fe trat in ber 9untelbeit in ben 9of.
9a fprang Der Mann auf fie gu, ergrih
He bel ben 9aaren, legte ibr ben Sopf
3urtd unb bradte benz Spfer, bas ni9t
i9reien tonnte, mebrere Slide bel, bic
aber ui6t gefdbrli@ tuaren, neil bas
Mtdb9en fi9 ME cine 99lange wanb.
Die baneben ftebenbe Grau rietb, bas
M1b6en in ben Drummer gu tDerfen,
als He fab, baB es mad benz gefibrten
brttten S9lage nod ai6t aufammens
fant. Damn nabm bas mpiieriSle Paat
&eiBaus. Sen Nersteu, uel6e bas
Mdb9en bebanbeln, ben Mngeb5rtsen
uno Der poIisei uuroe gti1f9weisen
auferleet. bamtt es gelin8en iolte, Der
Qttentdter tabbaft gu nerben; Dur9
Na1barn aber lou bic Nfaire aus.
geplauDert pprben fetu. pearl Setter
tuiro als Elm iebr bdbi6es Mdb9en bes
imrieben.
= unIere bsiben Difrittri9ter fhb.
len it9 ni@t bere6ttst. bic bur9 ben
Sob BEG Sifrift. glert 9aSbiel entfan,
teue 8atan3 gu ftlen unb bic 2egis.
laturif II oaber augegangen tporben, elm
@eieb gu erlaRen, pel9es bic nS.bi8e
Mutoritdt ertbeitt.
- Sn SoIge elmer @rploFon an Der
Dampfmai@ine, uel@e BITE 9pnamos
3ur 9ieferuu9 Der elettriI6en Rraft fir
bic GtraBenbabncars in 8emeguns
iebt, muBten geftern bic elettrii9en
Cars bur9 bic non Mauleleln ge3oge,
men erlebt %tuerbeu.~ Ser @9aben foIte
i'm 2aufe bes beutisen Sases reparirt
iein, bamit Der S9nelperfebr tpieber
oufgenommen tperben tdun.
= Morgen M6enb finbet ber lang
porbereitete Wastenbal beg Beetbeben,
Mfduner9or i'm MiiHons Garten unb
Der Der nSdgerluf" in ber 2onbens
tionsbaae ftatt.
= gn anoerer STEELE finben 6ie 2:s
fer bic 2anbibaturs Nn5eiss 6es Germ
s. 9erff r., In uel@er ct fi@ I'm
bic Wiebertuabl fitr bas Nmt bes Stabts
@9abmeiffers bemirbt. Serr Serf mot
unb 1T elm muiterbafter 8eamter; et
fommt feinen pHi@ten nit elmer iol9en
peinli6en @emifenbaftigteit mad, baB
feline Wieberwabt als felbfberffaubene
Sadie angenommet tDirb. @s liegt
aud ni6t BET geringfe @runb bor, ibn,
etne Stinr1e au entaieben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-02-06
@0m Mranfas 9ak aiefbafem.

Inter ben tudbrenb BET Iebten Gage
i'm seuat au @aibinston our Mnnabule
getOmmenen Geiebess8 ori9ldgen befin.
bet f9 aud Der, iuel9er Der ,pabre
Sslanb 6arbor Company" bic Beuilts
guu8 .ertbeilt, an Der 8olftRHe BEL
Nranids pab einen Siefbufen angus
legen.
Die Bill tuar i'm 0aule bereits our6s
gesangen; i'm Senot bat nun aber
@ote nod ben @erbeFerunss > giniab
ta3u gsttelt, bob bic @eleaI@aft cts
md@tigt fein iol, on iroenb einem
puntte aipifGen ber Smell unb benz
Gefilarb cine Brittle su bauen, uHb Der.
felbe 1T augelommett tuDrben. SIS lit
iett us@ ubtbig, bab bic amenbirte Bill
Dor Elm aus MiteIieberii beiber 66uier
deficiencies @0nferen3s Gomite gebra9t
uirb, unterliegt aber seinem 3meifel,
0aB biefes bic @erebtiigung 3u benz
Senats3 uiab ertbeilt.
6sRentli9 tpir0 iebt, no BON Butts
0estuegen elmer Pribat @efeQldoft bas
Re@t ju benz 8au bes Siefsafens ON
benz wefli@en 9beile Der teranif1ea
Rife ertbeilt III, = BITE GafenanIagen
finb bur@ bic @erfafung ber Bunbess
&egierung ausOridli9 b0rbsbaIten, -
balb nit ben arbeiten %begonnen tuer.
ben. Nae pldne IiegeR Dor, unb tuie
berf9ert tpirb, ftebt bas notbmenoige
9apitaI 3ur 8erfhgung.
Dab Der Mranfas pab 3iefbaTen fur
Gan Antonio uub ben seiammten lib.
ipehli9en 3beil BON Seras bon gan3
befonberer 8ebeuiung LIT, bebarf tDobl
taurl nod elmer tpeiteren Nuseinanbers
iebuns.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-02-06
wsan braudt uidt au befardteu, baf

Man braudt uidt gu befhr9ten. baB
aus elmer ffarfen Grtdltung cine 2uns
seneut3inbung eattebe, luent man
re@tseitig n@bamberlains Cough 9es
mebDs nimmt. 9ieies Mittel bat bic
befonbere giseni@aft, iebe NnIose su
2aneer.rau.beit gu 3~erii6ren. Sn tau.
fenben bon Gdaeu bat fi@ bieie Nusiase
bergangeren Miater, pdbren6 bic Sn=
1uensa berri9te, bemieien. gu baben
bel st. Gobn & Co., s. RaIteper &
Son unb aaen bebeuten6en Mpotbetern.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-02-06
@ute Weroaruua.

Das TT etras, mas Sober babsu muS, penn er ieines
eebens frob jetn nil. Gauieube fuGen eS tdslt& nno
iterben, neil ft es nt@t finben. Gaufenhe pom Dollars
iissn uab bod siebt e. Elm. 1MttteI basesen. Rir 60.
~ranttren, hab Gleetrtt 8ttter8, mad 8orI@rift uno bins
relheub lanSe sebrau9t, stne cute Gereouuus i6aFen
unb baB nebeI Der 1nperhanIihfeit ~beietttgen mtrb.
2Bir e~mpfsbIea electric 8itterS fur Dpspepfa unb aue
9rantbetten ber 2eber, beS MasenS uub Der Nieren.
GBirb 81 SO Ste. nnb 81 bic SlaiAe In Der Npptbete rpH
D.refE EbompfeR & 60. s~ertauft.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-02-06
Sic bette 0elegenbeit, 5ur1 0eidbafts=
matttt auS0ebiIDet ~ tuernen.

Die ein3ige 6anbels . Atabsmie inn
Staate Seras, meIGe riai als cine
NnFalt erier RIaRe besei9nen fam. 1T
obne 6rage bas bieige "Alamo City
Business College,. Sbren 9lnipru6 auf
cine fo,1 bObe uno beionbere Steuung
fam biefe Nufalt auf ibre ipitematiiGe
6 .ntbeiIung Der peri6iebeuen 9eparte'
...ts, bic ale unter Der Seituug erfabs
r.aer unb tli6tiser 2ebrer lieger, ba'
Fssn. Rei@ iluHrirte Gataloge tuers
ben auf Munf6 bberal bin fret bers
fa4bt. %. 6. 8Idman, Director.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-02-06
@abf Sttt5eiset.

1S@Dt &tWdet8eW.
Die Srete &refie 1T autpriiirt ben &atb.
Brh1n GaIIaghan ais &dn6t6aten fir
@ie6eruabl fir bas Nmt beS Mabnrs Der
Staot bel Der beppritehehben 8abl a~n3nfiins
bisert,
Die Greie grefe 1T atttoriiirt, germ Dss
car Berg # 0 mt aIs &anbi6aten fir @tes
6ertuabI fir 6as Nrat bes StabtsMnuatz
ties Bel Der beberftebenben 8ab[ ansufins
bigeu.
Die Sreie greiie 1T autortiirt Germ 6 5.
3if@e alS &nnbibdten fir Nieberfrdbl fir
baS Nmt bes Solicitors Der Gtabt Bel
Der beborfebenben 8a6l an5nfanbisen.
Die. 6reie 9reffe 1T autorifirt Serrn Saul
Yret3er ais &anbibaten fir 8ieberipabl
fur bnS amt hes Sngenieur8 Der Sta6t
bet Der beeoritebenSen @aHt an~5ufanbisen.
Die 6reie 4reiie lift autpriitrt Serrn 9bil.
SAar6etu ais &anbibaten fir 8ieberipabl
fRr baS Ar1t 6eS 81 drfbnIIS Der Stabt BET
Der beporftehenben 8aRI a~n3ufinbisen.
Die 6reie 9refie lit autprifirt Serrn 81. 81.
Goben ais &anOtbaten fir @iebertpnbl fir
oas Mrtt bes Mnbitpr8 ber Stabt bel Der
bebcrfebenben Bahl ar5tfiinbigett.
Die Sreie prefe 1T nmtpri1trt Germ g IL
tau Srafd ais &unbibaten fir @iebers
nail fur Sas Gntt bes Miie{iprs ber staOt
bel Der beportehenben @abl an3ufanbi8en.
Die Greie grefe lit autoriitrt, Serrn Serb.
9erff liz. .oIs Ranoiooten fir @ieberfpabl
fir baS Nrtt 6es g 1abmeifters Der
Stabt BET Der beboritebenben Babl an3ufins
eiset.
Die s5reie qreie lit autorifirt, Serrn s. 81.
Define dlS Ran6tbnten fir Wiebertpabl
fir bas Nntt bes &eforbers Der Gtn6t Bel
Der beporfteRenben 8ahl an3ntunoigen.
-
Die Greie grefe 1T outori1irt, Serrn 6rit
S9reiner ais &anbibaten fir Sas Qntt
bes Alderman at large Bel Der bebprs
febsnoen Nabl an~5afunbisen.
Die Greie Nrefe lit autorilirt, Serrn 81. S.
20 M b als &af6ibaten fir @iebertpabI
fir bas arat bes alderman at large bel
Der beborftehenben 8abI ar3u5eigen.
|
Die Greie prefie 1T artpriiirt, Serrn G6as.
@uergutn als &d1lbibnten fit @ieberipabl
fir 6a8 9lnt bes AIbermnn Der /.
Nar6 BEL Der beporfte9en6en 8abl an3us
5etgeu.
Die 6rsie 9refe lit autcriiirt, Serrn So
fob 8eber aIS &anbibaten fir 8ieberipabl
fur oas Nrnt bes Alderman Der 8.
BarS Bet Der bepOrftehenoen 8ahl an3us
5eisen.
Giner a19erneineft Nuffcr6erung tneiner
Wttbiirger fpIsenb, finbige ih mi9 hermit
aIS &an6i6at fir baS 9trtt bes &Iberman
Der 4 Marb an Aug. SantIeben n.
Die 8reie 9refie 1T autorifrt, Serrn s o.
fepb 8oeIbaufp ais &anoibaten fir @ies
OeripahE fur 6ds Nmt Sss AIber Der
8. Barb Bet Der beborfe9enben 8abI ansls
seigen.
-
@iermit tiinbise iA mid aIs &anbibat fir
MtDerm IN Der 7. 8ar6 an, ttnb ber-
ipre4e, bab ih irn Sale neither grtpdbIuns,
birs Mmt nod ineinen beften &raften ausfiIs
len iueroe. Soc Mc MIIiter.
Giaer Muffprberuns bieler meirer Mitblrs
ger GcIge Ieifteab, finbise i'd mid biermit ais
3ar6tbat fir bias grnt 6es [bermA n
Der z. @ar6 an berfpredenb, 6aB i9,
iueTn erudblt, meme Yftdten geipifenhaft
erflIen tperbe. NIbert 9erf4.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-02-06

@rmmbeisentbnms . itebertraSanseu.
8. &oupant on 8. RunteI, 8runb.
Hid an Maeon.6 Str, 1860.
8. GoI9er On q. 8. glarfe. @run6s
ftiid on @ameron.6 tr., 81, 900.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-02-06
Cine 0roiuans,

Gum 3wede bet grbeban3 elmer Qopfs
unb Gb Dalorem $ 5teuer 3ur linz
terbaItuug Der 5tabtbermals
tung bes am %. 5ebruar
1891 enbenben Sis
fdl : Sabres.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-02-06

Paris, ben 5. Gebr. Gertte besanfisea bic Grin
euns. BITE Gaubbe.t absabelfen, bic neuereins8 Dol
s. a. 80 ale 8 bon Bridgeport, Gem, bier cinse
tabrt Unrbe. Sic behaupten, bab es has 0rrBartisff
1T, I'm Iaubbett gu ~ltnbern, baS bic Wtheni4aft |
berrprsebra4t bat.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-02-06
3oti3

Sierburf beebrs ih mid, meinen tpertben
Runoeu bic Mittbeilung gu MAIDEN, bab i4
nit benz b~eutisen Gage meiae Bn9banSlunS an
Serrn 5. @einftein
SO. A OFT Spuftpn : Strabe, o~erfauft babe.
Snbem ib fir bas mir entsesenbradte 8ers
frauen meinsn Oant auslpre9e, bite i'd, bass
ielbe aud auf meineu Ra6fcIger frennolidft
ibertrasen 81 ppuen. 9l4tnnssopa
Treb. Nmnse.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-02-06
gu Die Stintmseber bon ean gn=
t0ntO.

Wir, bic Mitglteber bes bemofrati.
i6en @refutip, @omites Don Berar So.
baben-tn grpdgung ber Jra9e, Db bic
g%inberufung elmer bemOfratiiGen @ou,
benton gum 3wed Der N~ufftelung ether
&iite BON Ganbioaten fur Die berl9iebes
men itdbiif@en Nsmter, tpel6e our9 bic
W1bl bonn 8. 5ebruar 1891 pieber
beiebt tper6en foQen, ange5eigt eri9eint,
bei9loHen, feline &onbentiou ein3uberus
fen, ba bic Segenp1rtige ftdbtifGe 10,
m%tattratton p1brenb BET leBten Sab.
re elm @pfem Der bffentli9en Ners
beherungen eingeleitet unb ins Werf
geleBt bot, tpel9es bieie Gtabt In bic
porbesften &eiben fortI@rittli9er unb
llnternebmenber @emetnneien gebra@t
bat. @s piree baber 3ur .3eit nidt
ratbIam erf9eiuen, einen pe11oualme@<'
Tel in Der Mbmint(tration bor3unebmen,
Der blele Betbenerungen ober Die Yros
iecte bo3u beeintrd6tigen mirbe. uno in
Der ueber3eugung, baB es i'm Ssnterei7e
otr Bdrger ben San Nntonio l,egt, baB
iene begoanene 8erbeHerungen, bie I'M
0ertrauen ber 8itrger aaf bic aeaenpdrs
ti9e Administration unternommen tpurs
ben, aud In uebereinftimmuag nit ben
urfpriin9liben pl6nen 3u gnbe geftb,t
Derben, empfeblen mir hermit ben
9timmgebern bon San Mntonio bas
folgenbe Sidtt:
Sir Mappr:
grpan @alIa9ban.
Sir 9teforber:
3. N.rDebine.
Sir Solicitor:
Gbwarb &if@e 7.
Sir &fefor:
Gus. Sra d.
STIR @6atmeiiter:
Serb. 6erff II.
SIR Snsenieur:
pauI Dresser.
Stir Maribaa;
PDtl. eb1rDett.
Sir @nfpalt
Oscar Bergftrom.
Sir Mubitor:
u. Cohen.
STR Nlpertnen at Large:
u. ). 2odmoob,
Grit5 56reiner,
N. s. gorbett
8. %. @re9erD.
Sir alderman:
l. Morb-GarIos @uerguiu.
9. Warb-S. 6. @onnor.
3. Mar6-Satob @eber.
4. Warb-N u # Santleben.
s.. Warb-SofepD BoeIbaune.
g.. Warb-9enrp Bitters.
Z Marb-Soe Mc NIIifer.
8. Marb-I Meerf@ei0t.
Das bemOtratii@e Greeutib.G omi.e bon
gerar @ountp.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-02-06
s 0rner,

Waleatines BEL Bainbribee&
Corner.
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Bur tuT& wtrtlt@e Ghte unb reeaen Mevtb Bat lh
bas berhtmte Galpattpn Del 10 RAID etnStb1rsert
Sin sattr ArttteI fnhet heut ~ 9ege aberaa AntIans
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-02-06
Masteabaa oes 8eetboben=@ idmerz
dor.

Nnf DieIfeitises 8erlangen bot bas
8ergnieunss 2omite bef9loRen, 9as
men uber 40 unb 0erret iber SO Sabre
aft aud urmostirt 3u benz aua z. ifatts
~inbeubeu MaslenbaI suaulaKen.
4as Romite.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-02-06
6 . q | { 8.
2a9es Gbrpnif.

6. Sebruar.
1873. Sit &pbert 9eeI su Man9eiter ees
bpren. @nslii6er St%aatSmann. Mtntiter.
= @afaduietts ratificirt bic Contribution.
1900. Union BON @rpBbrttdnnten nit ST.
lamb.
1907. e4la6t Bel 9anbsbsrg. 8areGap Sc
Soab.
1918. 9iaau bon 6et 6ranspien ben 9reu,
fen (gorf) iiberseben (gaftela, Siebers).
1910. Srana 8arpn bon @allbb gu Berlin
geitorben. 9tdter.
1850. Ser &6nig bon @reuben bei9ip6ri
bic neue 8~erfafung (oprh 81. Sataar 1850.
1862. Commodore Sopte sreift nit 7 &anps
nenbooten Sort @enrh am Sennehee : Slub an
uilb erpbert es.
1864. @efedt Bel Deberite un6 S6itebt.
@ablenS f9ldst bic 9dtten. G~lensburg beiebt.
1888. 8ismarf bdlkei feiner beritbntten
&eben BEL 8eratbuns ber neuen Militdrborlase
int &eidstaee. Gy@ir 9eutiden fiir6ten
@ptt un6 ion5t Ntemanb aaf Der @elt.~)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-02-06

Die Greie grefe 1T autoriiirt, Serrit Dss
cat 8er8from aIs &anbtbaten fir 8iea
6eriuabI fir oas @rnt 6es Stabts@niual III
ts8 Bel Der beberftebenben 8ab[ ar5ufiinz
bigeu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-02-06

Die Srete Breiie 1T autpriiirt ben @atb.
8r9an GaIIa8ban ais &an6ibaten fir
@ie6ertpabL fit bas Gmt beS Mabors Der
Stabt BEL Der bepprftehehben 8abl an3ufiinz
bises.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-02-06

Die SSrsie 9refe tit autcrtiirt Germ 6 5.
&if9e aIS &anbibaten fir @ieberrabl fir
baS Gn.t beS Solicitors Der Gtabt Bel
Der bebcritebenoen 8a6l an3ufinbisen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-02-06

Die SSreie 8refle 1T autorifirt Serrn Saul
9ret3er ais Ranbibaten fir 8ieberpabl
fir bns anat bes Sngenieur8 Der Sta6t
bet Der beSoritehenben @ab[ ar5ufinbisen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-02-06

Die 6reie 4refle lift autpriiirt Serrn 9biI.
SAnrbetu ais &anbibaten fir @iebertpabl
fRr baS Mrtt 6eS M~nr1baIIs Der Stabt Bet
Der beporitebenben @abI ansufiinbigen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-02-06

Die Sreie 9reffe 1T autoriiirt 9errn 81. 81.
GoRen ais &anbibaten fit @~ieberpabl fir
6ns Mrnt beS Mnbitprs Der Gtabt bel Der
beDcritebenben @abl a~nsufunbigen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-02-06

Die Greie grefie 1T outoriIirt, Serrn 6rib
SIreiner ais &anbibaten fir Sas Mmt
beS ALDERMAN at large Bel Der bepprs
ftebenben 8abI ~an3ufinbigen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-02-06

Die 5reie 9refie lit antoriiirt Germ 9 u
tab Sraf4 ais &unbibaten far @iebers
tpabl fiir has Nrtt bes M1fe{1prs Der Stabt
BET Der beppriebenben @abI ar3utinbisen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-02-06

Die 5reie grefIe lit autorifirt, Serrn s. 81.
Oebine dls 8anbibnten fIr @iebertpabI
ftr bas Nntt bes &eforbers Der Gtabt Bel
Der bepcrteHen6en BabI ~anantan6tgen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-02-06

Die 6reie greffe 1T autoriiirt, 9errn Serb.
9erff Ii. oIs aanbioaten fir @iebertpabl
fur baS Antt bes S4abmeifers Der
Sta0t bet Der bebpritebenben 8abl an3ufiins
eisen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-02-06

Die Greie greffe 1T autoriltrt, 9errn u. S.
2cGpoob oils &ar6ibaten fir @ieoerpabI
fit baS Nrnt 6es Alderman at large bel
Der beborftebenben 8abL ansuseigen.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-10-12

ever, to make it'a little more definite we will stick to the ''L' road, the Park place station and five o'clock tin the afternoon.
 Enter Tom, Dick and Harry blythe R. U. E. of the second car.
 Tom-I see three seats .in the first car. Gle dives under the arm of the conductor, who, in the act of ringing the bell, hits Tom twice on the back of the head, and knocks his hat off with the bell rope. Tom stoops for his hat. Dick and Harry fall over him. They pick themselves up and make break for the seats, Tom in the lead).
 Woman (with girl baby in her arms and bundle on the door)-Here! you've put your tOot through my bundle!
 Her Friend-You may thank goodness it wasn't the baby. What an awkward brute.
 (Tom reaches the seats and dodges back and forth in front of them, pre- venting anybody from sitting down there till Dick and Harry arrive).
 Tom-Women in elevated cars don't seem to have any sense. Did you see that one with her big bundle out in the aisle?
 Dick-Yes; I fell over her head as I came along. She was trying to pick up what was left of a dozen lamp chim- neys after you'd stepped on them.
 Harry (to Tom)-Did you hear her friends polite reference to yourself?
 Tom-It didn't surprise me any. I never expect courtesy from women on the road.
 Harry-Courtesy? Well, should say: not. You won't get much courtesy from women anywhere. (Woman facing Harry sniffs disdainfully. Young woman to the left of Harry drops bundle. She stoops to pick 1t up and drops para sol Gathers them both up hastily and drops book. 1thits on Harry foot. He says "blazes" In a loud voice and looks menacingly at the young woman, who b1ushes.)
 Harry-I'n tell you'what's the matter with women-they haven't any self command. They get rattled and do the most absurd things.
 Dicl-What they lack Is the quick appreciation of the situation. For in stance, you'll notice that when woman is sitting between two vacant places in car or ferry boat, and two people come in who appear to know each other, ! the woman never moves. But the man sees the right thing to do at glance. He shifts to the right or left quickly, and there you are.
 Harry-I've noticed it a hundred times. l got caught on it myself last Friday. was taking Brooklyn girl
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to the theater. Internal nuisance, but had to do it. She lives on the out skirts, somewhere between Fire Island and Queenstown, should say, by the length of time it takes to get there. But she's rather bright girl, as girls go, and so long as had to ride thou sand or so miles with her, wanted the consolation of talking to her. Well, the only two seats in the car had woman between them as usual There she sat with her face like loaf of bread, and didn't move. My girl dropped into one seat, and I into the other
 Conversation laaguished. Then we tried to talk in front of the woman,
 but couldn't stand it. Every time said really good thing the woman put on that tired expression, and it made me feel like gibbering idiot. People in the car got to noticing it, and some of them grinned. I had to quit. Then tried to talk round behind in a sub dued tone of voice but she put her head back against the window frame and
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gently feIl asleep It was too much for me. l didn't say word after that till we got to the bridge.
 : Tom-It has been my experience that men are almost uniformly courteous For my part, l always give my seat to a woman if l think she needs it more than I do. Thanks? We'll, I guess not I never was thanked but once in my life, and then, when l tried to get up a Irritation with the girl she wouldn't have it. The female soul is too small to hold the emotion of gratitude.
 Harry-Ive had the same luck, but still always give my seat to a woman, even if she's old enough to be my moth CT. One must be a gentleman
 Dick-Yes; fellow simply has to give up his seat to some woman If he doesn't they just stand in front of him and fix their hard, cold eyes on him. and wait and wait for him, just as a turkey buzzard sits on a dead limb watching a sick COW. Five minutes of that would kill me, and so I weaken. I'd rather give her my seat than beGueath it to her
 GA woman with four bundles forces her way through the crowd and stands in front of them. They pretend not to see her. The woman sighs heavily. Tom, Dick and Harry rise simulta- neously; then, each seeing that the others are getting up, they all sit down aga1n promptly. The woman fixes her hard, cold eye on Dick, and he weak ems. The car. is now entirely full, nevertheless, twenty more people get aboard at Grand street. Various inter- nal convulsions occur in the mob. They tread on each others toes. A pretty girl is pushed in front of Harry. He hastily gives up his seat Harry and Dick stare at her. Tom nudges her with his elbow, but obtains no re- sponse. She stores her mind with use- full information from the pages of ''That Silly Young Girl'' until Fifty ninth street is reached when she leaves the car. The woman on the other side of Tom also gets out)
 Young Man (to his best girl D-You take that seat and I'll take this one.
 The Best Girl-Can't we get two to- gether? (She prepares to sit down. Tom remembers h1s remarks about the ready courtesy of men, and hastily moves into the next seat. The best girl sits in his lap. She rises hastily. Tom embarrassed, tries to slip back into his own place. A thin, elderly female has arrived there before him. He sits ir her lap She screams.)
 The Best Grille did it on purpose
 Young Man-I'll put a head on you young feller. Gle proceeds to do it.)
 Elderly Female (punching Tom witt her umbrella)-He ought to be put off
 Conductor Wilful Murder Jukes- Here; what's all this row about?
 Tom Skipping a quarter into the con
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THE JOKER NUGGET.


Sensational Particulars of It3 Discov-
 cry.
 No man who was on the field at the time will forget the excitement that was aroused when the Joker nugget was found at Teetulpa. No other has yet been obtained on Teetulpa that can equal it in weight. It turned the scale at thirty ounces, and was bought by the government for the sum of one hundred and twenty pounds sterling. In size and shape it resembled a mans hand; it was thick at the wrist part and tapered off toward the fingers.
 The claim had been a good one from the first, and the owner was one of the wealthy men of Teetulpa. So on this day, reclining full length, leaning on one arm, the man searched for mug gets He made sweep with his knife to push back some of the gravel and his eye caught sight of the Joker. He at once covered it with his hand and sat up, rather wondering how he would secure the treasure without being seen. If the find became known every man in the field would tramp to the spot and invade his claim, and SC prevent him working. A man in an adjoining claim looked up.
 'Found anything?" he asked
 No. Seen the color, that's all Pitch my coat over to me, will you? It's lying near you there. l want a smoke"
 "Here you are, mate. But what's the matter? You look pale. Don't you feel right?''
 ''Tm all right: only the sun is bit hot.''
 He was struggling with an insane desire to laugh; but he got his coat over the nugget and seated himself on the top of it. Then laughter over powered him and he became hySterical. Those about him wondered, but thought the sun had affected him. In a little while he gained his composure and de- cided to go to his tent. In lifting his coat he managed to take up the lump of gold, and no one knew that he had found anything.
 It was not until ten days had passed that the fact was noised abroad, and even then few knew the claim whence the Joker came.-Cassell's Picturesque Australia.