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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1891-03-30
A SCIENTIFIC DISCOVERY.
DIR. Gentry, chicago Phyclcian. Cap
/ tures so13e la Grippe Microbes.

DIR. Gentry, Chicago Phycleian, Cap
tures sou}e La Grippe Microbes.
CHICAGO, March 80. DIR. William d.
Gentry, Of this city. claims to be the
possesor Of microbes Of Ia grippe, the
tirst ever capHTed or even heard Of The
little wriggle7k are imprisoned on the
glass sides Of zoe. Gentry's big micro
scope, and diving the day were care
fully inspecteA by many a scientific eye.
Ever since the grip made its appearance
year ago, thf doctor says he has been
ON still huntfor the microbes, If any
existed
Owing to tLk occurrences of the dis
ease Dr. Gently was inclined to believe
that the earthfat such intervals, passed
through . strach of space impregnated
with what astxonomers cali vstar dust.
-Four days aguit occurred to him that
he might trap some of the dust. or
microbes, or whatever it was. Carefully
polishing blalk slide. he took it out
doors and passed it through the air.
Caught Seven wriggicrs.
Placing the side under his microscope,
winch magnifits Ito times, he counted
seven hitherto tonnidentified microbes in
the field of the instrument. Tha crea-
lures We're very lively, and seemed to
flow or swim upward toward the glass.
His next step was to procure some
mucus from a patient afflicted with la
grippe. A neighbor, w. J.. jefferson.
furnished It, and to the delight Of DIR.
Gentry, the same sort of microbes was
found In the rfucus that had been caught
in the ir--identical in every respect.
The grippe microbes, as described by
Dr. Gentry, are generally of a round
form, varying occasionally in outline,
but always distinctly market by series
OF seven lines surrounding. Radiating
from these lines are other lines which,
IN the magnifed image, resemble fine
irregular hairs. DR.. Gentry will write
an account of the discovery for the pro-
feSsinn
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One Of the Severest Storms Known
for Years Prevailing ON the
Atlantic.
Six Sailors Drowned from the Norwe.
gian Bark Dictator Off the
Virginia Coast.
Numerous Other Wrecks Reported
Holocaust In an Austin, Pa,
Hotel.

BALTIMORE, March 30.--The snow and
rain storm still continues with unabated
violence. Excepting last years great
snow storm which struck this city on
March 81, the present record has never
been equalled at this season of the year.
A great deal of damage viii necessarily
accrue to the shipping interests in par.
ticular. The American ship Parthia,
bound from New York to San Fran
cisco, was caught in thu prevailing gale
off the Atlantic coast, lost three of her
top-gallant nlasts, and two yards, and
put into Hampton roads for shelter.
The Parthia was on her maiden voyage.
All incoming vessels report heavy gales
and rough weather which caused more
or less damage.
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More Malta in New Orleans.

New ORLEANS, March 30.--The work
ings of the Malta are reaching the light
day by day. The latest case is that of
a wealthy shoe manufacturer named
Monteleone, who had trouble with his
workmen. He caused the arrest of q
dozen of them. When the time of trial
came Monteleone experienced a change
of heart and pleaded for the release of
the prisoners He was induced. the DO
lice think. by Mafist threats. When
interviewed on the subject Monteaeone
admitted the truth of all the police had
said on the subject.
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Confesses q Train Wrecking.

NEW YORK, March 30.-Edward Cas-
person, 1S-year-old boy, has confessed
placing distractions on the railroad
track between Mount Holly and Bur-
lington, NJ. J., ON three different occa-
sion during Tuesday and Wednesday.
He said that a train had run over his
express wagon and demolished it, and
that he had placed the obstructions on
the track for revenge. The boy was ar
raigned in court at Mount Holly and
held for trial.
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OUT or ORDER.

kectators Ina the Arkansas Legislature
Indalgs In Fight.
LITTLE Rock Ark, March 30.-A
|ghly sensational scene was enacted in
q house Of Representatives during its
|ght session, State Coal Oil Insp1ot0a
[illiams and r. w. Martin, president
the Batesville and Black River rail-
|ad, who were on-lookers, engaged in q
Epute over the merits of coal bill bill.
be lie passed and Inspector Williams
bs knocked down. He drew pistol
ID attempted to shoot his assailant.
he widest confusion ensued. Mem
(rs ran over each other in their efforts
get out of range and as order was not
stored the house adjourned.
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A.Lynching Expected.

PINEvIIIE, KY, March 30.--Three
bted murderers who have been kept In
q Jail here for safe keeping left in
large Of posse for the scene OF their
lines. They are Sidney Lewis, who
5urdered his father, Judge Lewis,
bout d month ago; Bill McGraw, who
tsassinated James Middleton last fall,
bid young John Howard, who killed
kveral people in the famous Howard
lewis fend The latter is q brother of
De notorious Wills Howard. Nobody
BED be surprised to hear OF lynching
the next forty-eight hours.
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DEcoRoUs FUNERAL PARTY.
Charges Againstthe Hearst Escort Em.
phaticalIy Denied.

sNtAAs bSs a hE4Ahst the hGaFSE ESEOrB ETn-
phaticalIy Denied.
WASHINGTON, March 30.-The con-
gressional committee, which accom-
~ 49,.
ifor1iia, have returned to Washington.
Sergeant-at-arms Valentine, of the SEN
ate, denies in the most positive manner
the correctness of the published stories
of disgracefrl conduct on board the
funeral train, in which he is corrobor-
ated emphatically by Senator Faulkner
and Representative McComas, of Mary
land. The latter is temperance man
and said that nothing occurred on the
trip to give rise to scandalons stories.
Mr.. Valentine admits that wine was on
the tram on the return trip, but it was
what individual members OF the party
had purchased or been presented with,
and the cases were brought to Washing
ton unopened. Senator Faulkner said
the trip out was marked by the utmost
decorum. Every member of the party
was seen daily By Mrs. Hearst.
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Failed to Make 4 Case.

CLEVELAND, Ohio, March 30.--The
famous Sinclair divorce case has come
to an end, when George Sinclair was re-
fused divorce. DR.. ID. B. Smith, OF
the board of education, was mixed up in
the case. Sinclair knocked Or. Smith
down on the street one night after sur
prising his wife in DR.. Smiths Office,
though no evidence of any impro-
priety was obtained. Sinclair then sued
his wife for divorce, and Smith for
damages.
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Jumped from q Moving Train

PIEDMONT, No., March 3O.-While
George Steele, sheriff OF New Madrid
county, was en- route for the peniten-
tiary with colored convict on the Iron
Mountain train, the prisoner in some
way got loose from the seat to which he
was chained, and raising the coach win
dow, crawled out backwards. letting
himself down full arms length and
dropped to the ground. The train was
running at full speed at the time, and
before 1t could be stopped the convict
had secured a good start and mp to a
late hour had not been recaptured.
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Rebbsrs lsaitled the saloon.

BUTTE, Mont. March 90 The Ozark
kloon, an aH-night house. was raided
n three masked robbers early Wednes-
by morning, who at the point of the
)stol forced the bar tender to open the
Sfe and give them ST. 100 which it con-
bined.., Most of the money taken be-
knged To men working at the Parrot
|neIter, who had left it there for safe
eeping. There is no clue to the rob
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SIX SAILORS DROWNED.

The Norwegian Bank Dictator Sunk on
the yirginia Coast.
NORFOLK, Va, March 30.--The Nor
wegian bark Dictator was driven ashore
near Life Saving Station No, 2 ON Vir-
ginia beach, at 10 a. m. OF the crew OF
fifteen, nine were rescued, Capt. Jor-
gensen among them. Including those
who perished were the captains wife
and little child. The captain SWAN
ashore and was picked up senseless,
The bark was bound from Pensacola tc
West Harlepoole, England, with luin-
Der. She is fast going to pieces.
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stole Dia1n0nds From Her Boarder.
CHICAGO, March 80. Among the
prisoners at the Harrison street station
was Mrs. Minnie Bennett, who Is said to
have at one time occupied prominent
place in New York society. Her first
husband, Charles Il. Clark, was a Wall
street broker, but he lost his fortune
and died about three years ago, and his
widow came to Chicago. She then
married man named Bennett and
started a fashionable boarding house.
She was arrested ON a charge of stealing
81 900 worth of diamonds from a
boarder.
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zOE,s LONG WALK.

Miss Gayton Finishes Her Tramp from
San Francisco to New York.
NEW YORK, March 2S. Zoe Clayton,
the actress who started from San Fran
cisco several months ago to walk, to New
York on a wager, arrived at the Ash
land house at B:35 p. m. Miss Gayton
is thirteen days 1iscad of time. She has
walked the distance, S,385 miles, in six
months and twenty-six 1ays, and will
receive for her labor about 81 900.
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withdrew the option. Thereupon the
brokers sued for s20,oo0
Non-IFnion Printers strlLe.

PHILADELIyiIA, March 30.-At s:25
the non-unioh men in The Press Office
Joined the union and at that hour they
went out on astrike: There are perhaps
about dozeA men left in the composing
room. The Press folks have asked
Wilmington, Del, for men, and also two
Of the Philadelphia papers who employ
non-union men, to help them out.
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Quite 4 Lively Invalid.

LONDON, March 80. The fact brought
out in parliamentary debate that Sir
John Pope Hennessy isfn receipt Of a
pension of el 900 year from the gov
ernment, as a colonial ex-governor,
retired on account of iii health, has not
strengthened the cause of the McCar-
thyites. The government has it in its
power to send Mr.. Hennessy back to
duty at any time, ON evidence that his
health is improved, and, as matter of
fact, he appears to be all right.
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BLOCKADE ENDED.

Trains Again Running in Colorado.
Drifts Nine Feet Deep.
Pueblo, Colo, March 30.-The first
train to raise the snow blockade arrived
here over the Missouri Pacific at $40 p.
m. Railroad men report it the worst
storm they ever encountered, in some
places the drifts were fully nine feet
deep. After o delay of forty y-eight
hours here the Missouri Pacific train
was started East. On this tram was
the special car Newport, containing Mr..
William A. Proctor and Mr.. Robert
Clarke and their families, of Cincinnati.
The Santa Fe trains began arriving at
$3.50 p. III No suffering on any of the
trains is reported because of the delay.
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FoRTY-THREE HUSBANDS.

le Record which Handsoms English
Woman Has Made for Herself
LONDON, March 28. A handsome Eng
b woman named Eveline Neal has
EN- arrested for inveigling forty-three
en- into marriage. She advertised as
balthy widow. Her last victim was q
sconnt almost ruined by gambling.
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Result Of the Copyright Law.

LONDON, March 30.---Walter Bcsant.
William Black and others are discussing
the formation Of a society of English
authors and copyright owners, with 4
view Of establishing or securing control
of printing house In the United States.
The Athenmum refers to the scheme as
an indispensable preliminary to any at
tempt to derive advantage from the
American copyright act.
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MADISON SOUTH DAKOTA, MONDAY. MARCH 30 1891
states evidence and the case against mel
was dismissed.
Let the Indians CO.

WASHINGTON, March 30. The bond Of
Cody and Salisbury for the safe keeping
and return Of tho Sioux Indians who 40
with the Wild West show was received
without signatures of sureties. In this
emergency two Washington capitalists
signed the bond, which was approved.
and the'agent at Pine Ridge was tele-
graphed to let the Indians 20.
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Heniryx Got 4 LIE sentence.

aoscHEr, Ind, March e0 The Hen
lryx murder trial has come to an end,
fendryx being found guilty and sem
&nced 70 the penitentiary for life. The
me for which Hendryx was tried was
b murder Of Edmund CaIIins At
xhart. Hendryx and the victims wife
an accident policy for s., 800 issued
Galkins, and while out boat riding
ley thnow Calkiqs into tie r1vex and
foNned him. Mn. Calkins turned
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Her BODY Found in 4 Wen.

MACON, Mo-, March 3O.-The body of
of Miss Anna Redskin, aged 16, the
daughter of respectable parents, living
near here, was found in O well at her
home. It is not known whether her
death was the result of accident or sui
eide. The young girl was d general
favordte in the neighborhood and foul
play is not suspected.
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A HOTEL HOLOCAUST.

Six Persons Fatally burned In Pennsyl-
vania Boarding House.
AUSTIN, Pa, March 80. The Conn
mercial hotel, a boarding house, and the
dwelling of r. Henry were burned here
at midnight. Three lives were lost and
three persons were fatally burned. The
dead are John Mccarthy, Frank Ordish
and Lizzie McGayish.
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Chicago Mans suicide.

CHICAGO, March DO George Il.
Plumb, q well-known lnnber1nan Of
this city, shot himself dead at Dwight,
Ills. He was member Of the Superior
Lumber company, and although but oS
years old had accumulated q fortune.
Socially he had membership in the
Marquette aud North Siores clubs and
was Identified with North side society.
His parents reside in New York.
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A nrissonrr earthquake.

BogNE TERRE, Mo-, March 3d.
Thursday evening distinct shock, ac-
companied by a deep rumbling report,
was felt here. Windows ratified per-
ceptibly and many persons thought an
explosion had occurred IN the mines
near here. 1t is now believed to have
beea an earthquake shock.
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Two Children cremated.

QUEBEc, March 30. The residence OF
Mr.. Marchand, at st. VALERIE de Bull
strobe, was destroyed by fire. Two Of
his children were burned to death.
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gpnt 8raaus : Safen.

Gin 8eri9t aus Quintaua fast, BOZ
bic 4rbeiten am 8ro3Os. 6afen riiftig
unb raid b0rangeben; am duBerften
@nbe beg Sabammes lit man babel, bic
obere @onfrets Defe 3u legen; fe tDirb
81 big 4 SUB bid merben uno nod Der
Seeieite bin, mo Der We0enI6Iag 5u.
ueilen eth iebr ftarter 1T, a6serunbet
fem.
@s fommen inner mebr 2eute aus
Gentrals unb Norbtsras an, pel9e fH
IN Der rsuen 0afenftabt 0elaseo an3us
RebeIn beabf9tigen uno bort @runb
unb Boben fauFsn. Die 6oteIs in
Quintana fnb ftets bon beiebt. Mu1
Der S9ifsbertebr 1T in fetem Q8adsz
tbum besrihsn; erf neueroinss inb
pieber gu Der fleiuen Gloite bon Gahr
3euser, msl6e smiiden 2ouifdua unb
ben ofieranif1en @6semtbleu am
Braaos Iaufen, 5 biz 6 Deitere @9oo
tters uno Briggs, iopie elm paar
Sdleppih fife biuausffommen unb bod
inb fur tos 6olssei9df: nod INNER
ni6t ausreidenoe 3rauspoftmiitel bors
banbeH.
Ser &anal iber bic Sanbbont bat
ieBt einsn WoHerfanb con II Sub;
mie bic 9orresponben3 binauihst, finb
erf pieber mebrere @eieli9aften, bic
aus beridieoenen SbeiIen beg Stoates
getommen tparen. in ben lebten Saaen
Bel rubigem Wetter binourdgefabren
unb baben Mefungen gema6t, beren
&efultate tur UNI einen ooer UNI 3pei
3oa auseinanberaeben unb eine Dur1.
iGnittstiefe ton II Sub nadweiien.
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Wnset9e fitr Gontraftoren

8erfegelte Mneebpte perben In Der
Office bes @ountp : gIerfs Shah. 80.
Smitb Big 10 ubr gosmittags ben l..
Sftober 1891 entsegensenDmmen
perben fit Die 9egung res @onceet.
Gunboments fir bas neue 8erar @ouniD
@ourtbaus.
Gin eertifi3irter @bed bpn Glnfbunz
bert Dollars muB ieoem Mngebot bel,
gelegt Derben als Garantie, hoB bic
Eartei, nel9er bet &outraft auertaant
tDtrb, einen annebmbaren Bonb in Der
SEmme BON Stint Sauienb ($50OO)
Dollars f,at fur Die seuaue Ausfabs
rung bes Gontrattes. Das Rommi1s
ioners : Geri6t bebdlt f9 Dos &e1i
bor, trsenb ems ober ale Nugebpte
3urtid3umeiien.
9ldne un6 @peciitationen tbnnen
in Der Office ber Nrditefteu @oroan &
gaub, 3immer 7-15 Smith @ebdube,
San @ntoniD, Seras, einseiehen tper=
ben.
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gsrii4ert eusr eisentbum BEL sim Sart
Wpm aaaeuitrid bel Ylfptu.


Sn einem 8riefe an @oi. s. g..
MiGarbion fost 6err ". Solar. Der
6erausgeber bes in Columbus er56eis
nenben Colorado Clipper:
vSbre @esenb = Der &hfenfri9 um
NIpin rnb Sit6eod berum-Febt, mas
bic grtrassfdbis cit bes gobens unb
anbere 8orl bir3unaen ami. 'anet, melt
iiber ben meiiE 4 be. 4bmten Obhbifrits
ten bon Sto 9%alifornien, ME i'd aus
pesfbnli9er G.nntniB teiber Difrifte
b~-Jaroten taft. SD bin Der ueber-
seugung. bob &c b69fens nur md elm
paar Sabre oauerr piro. big aud in
Sbret@eaenb iiberal elm 8epdKerungs.
5pfem MT iei9ten Brunn 1 aur
Har9fibrung gffommen fem tpirb,
tpel3es Sbre Garmer unb @drtner Dor
ben Golgen Der Durreperiobe, bic iebt
10 bdufig 6~eblernten beruria9en. f9i,
BEN unb bibiten mirb. Infer 9eras.
Garmer muB eben lernen, tpie CT fein
2anb bemdfern .ann auf ftnftli9em
Wege; meiB er bas, 10 lit es nit allen
ieinen bisberigen W6tben au gnbe. Sd
babe bic Weiie, 6as 2anb nit 0tlfe
feidter grunneu 3u bepdRern. in gali=
fornien grtinbli9 fu5irt unb mill S.bs
men aus meiner grfabrung rur elm
geiipiel bafir anfibreu, ME es aabIt:
Gin Obfts unb Weingarten bon 10
Mdern nabe bel San Diego bripgt iei.
nem gefber $4,000 elm un6 ole Musga,
ben. bic ct bat, befeben balin, Bic
Bdune bei9neiben 3u Iafien, cine II
Sub bobe MinbiaiibIe i'm Stanbe su
erbaIten uab feineu @arter gu fultibi.
rem unb gu bemdKern. Wenn sic In
Sbrer @esenb Minb our gerfasung
baben unb ni9t ttefer als 40 SUB unter
ben 8oben cine binrei6enbe Menge bon
MaFer, 10 f6nnen sic aus einem &e.
%ferboir, be1en 9%erfeaung gar feline
eroBen 9offen n6tbig ma6t, nit einem
IA CUB bobem &abe obne ole SGnies
rioteit 3tuan3ig Nder 2anb bemdNern
unS bon einem 5ebli6lagen Der grnte
fam bann ni6t mebr bic &ebe fein,
Meiner Anf6t mad III es feline Grage,
| baB bic Strede bon Nlbin big 3ur Suite
binnen berbdltniBm1big furaer 3eit Elm
ein3iger, GROCER Sbfgarten fein tpirb."
9aB bic CUTE 2ebre, tpet9e Oerr So.
lar i'm @~orftebenben fur bic @egenb um
Nlpin berum giebt, fit ben gon3en
ihbpefliden Safenbitritt unb nod fur
tpeitere Streden a~nmenbuug finbet,
brau9t taum gefagt gu tperben.
@etratbsibeiM:
3. Minfelmann uub Dorotbea 9alter.
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0eimm6beit TIT @eibtbmsm !

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sarantirtee fpectFi@es SeiImittel fur Spfterie, 3rdms
pies uerp6ie Reuralsta, 3cpfi4rnerSen, netpbie t1eter>
ret5ung unn Mbipannung, rerurfomt burm ben hber=
ndetgen Genub bon AlfohpI pber Tabat SHIaflpfgs
ftttx Miebersef&lasenbeit unb G-ettrrermet@una, bic
In MAXIMUM ausartet unb aueemetneS Gienb, GieHs
tbnm uub Tpb berbetfhbrt. Sc LIT aud Elm SeilmttteI
SofenJ bel beibsn @~ef@lsdtern, Gpermafprrbpea, Sers
nria&t burM seiEiae ueberanFrensuug cber burG
Sneenbfhnben. Sebe S4adteI enthdit bic Sur fur
etuen Necnat. $1.00 BITE Sma@teI, cber 6 G@a@teln
fhr 500, tura bic geft sesen Gtnisnbuns bes greties.
aBir ecrantiren, bnb 8 Gho9teln ieben Taf heller
perten. mRit ieber Beaeuuns fir 6 S@aHteln, bic Bet
urferen {triftii6en @arantte . G@ein, baS pir bas
0eIb 5nrhd{Htdeu, mem has Mittel fetne SetIung bes
gtrtt. GclAe Sdetue rerben nur au8Seieut pom
Gttr Drng Stcre l@tnBtse Gsenten) Nr. 8 Gaf
Commerce Street, San antcntc, Geyas.
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@alpeituns Gin. uab Musfubrbanbel.

gu mel6 elmer mirtbi6aftli6en 8e,
beutung bas @albefoner Gin uab
Nusfubrsei6dft in Shbfri6ten binaen
faum mehr dig Sabresfrii1 bereits ber>
angema9ieu lit, 5eigt bic folgenoe Weits
tbeiluns zines bbberen geamten Der
Santa Sc gabn, mel6e berfelbe in els
ner unterrebuna nit benz 8eribterftats
ter BET u@albefon Stems" Dor Gursem
mahte.
,Su ben Iebteu 5tpei Sagen",-iaete
er, = rhaben mir auf u~nierer 2inie al,
leiu feb3ebu Wasen!u9uugen boq gaz
nonen BON @alpefton nod gbicago,
Omaha, &aufas @its, Genber, 6ous
ton. AuIin uub anberen pldbea be,
f6roert, BON anberen TriGtea, pel9e
mir fOrtndbrenb nit fortnabmen, gar
nidt au fpreGeu. IS III einfa6 gum
grfaunen, meld cine u~nseheure MaHe
biefer Nrt 6ti6te ieben Sag bier3u'
laube per3sbrt p,rb. Wenn bic iibri'
gen 8abnen uur ~ann6hetnb 10 biels
bef6rhern, muB bas @sfammtsei6dfi
Elm u%ugeheuses iein."
limb babe 1T in MHi6Iag gu brineeu,
baB es, ME i9on bemertt, eft auf bes
&inbbeitstufe ieiuer @ntuidluue febt,
unb baB bic 8ananens uuo Orangepz
B%fansun9en, mel6e bic 6 loelfoner
SibfriGte 9 @efe0i6aft BET 8luefielbs
in Micaragua beFbt, nod gu Jung inb,
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gung angennmmen meroen, boB mad
8erlauf bon elm paar meiterea Sabreu,
COLLECTION fi6 gu einem Der 9auptsS Sta
pelmdrfte Nmeritas fir ben Sm' unb
@rport bon Shbfrii6ten entuidelt
boben mirb, BON mel6em aus bic gro.
Zen pldBe bes 0fens unb Weffens nit
bteiem INNER mebr Na9Frage unb Nb'
faB ftnbenben Mrtitel beriorgt nerben.
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gaf5aae uad, europa.

Die Mgentur bes Germ %. 5.
Ooung, go. / @omn1eree : straBe,
San MntDnto, reprdieNtirt bic
Oampfer beg Norbbeuti9en 2lppbs, fDs
tpie bic Der 9amburaer bitten ; @elfl.
i6afi unb 1T 6err Ooung I'M 5tanbe
bic billigHen &aten gu geben,
ertbeilt bereitwilig iebe gemlnfdte 2us,
tanft unb beiorst febr prompt ale ibm
abergebenen Wuftrdge. Wer mad gu:
ropa gu reiien tptinf9t, ober 8erpanbte
bertiberfOmmen laffeH nil, tpenoe f9
an genannte Mgentur.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-09-25
Galifpruiasgeeiue.

acknowledgement inben elm sroBes 2a'
ger bon feinen california : Weinen BEL
9errn s. s. Meber am alamo
plaaa. 9err Meper iu6t bic Meine
an Ort unb Stele aus uih fault brett
aus Dem 2eler Der Mein3h9ter. Mls
sutem Renner selingt es Tim tets, bic
befen SDrten aus3updblen. ct faun
feline 2unbsu unn 6amiIten nit einem
suten Srppfen perieben. &otbe unb
WeiBmetne in por3isl.9er Qualitdt
bon iebt ab $1.00 per @alone = fret
ting 0aus 9eliefert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-09-25

Sn fait ioem @eiddfte beutsntose
1T Gin GROCER 9bcil bon @orautie
inoolpirt. SIS 1T su i~ibermaBis. Soer
gu iu~ibermiliS. Die Salfte ouoon ieood
1T beSsutunsslos. @orte = mn leere
@orte.
Disie STerte. oas @elO s~uradsueritat>
ten, ODER cine SelO9uuns gu bc5ablcu, iuirO
rur in Der 5Offnun9 9enludt, BOP Nies
manb bas @elb 3uridperlangell, NIB
baB Nienlanb Die etlnaige 8clobnuns re-
clanlireu wiro. Matirlid).
Desbalb muB Ser, wcldcr ~ebrenbaite
abiid)ten bsst, rnb arbeitet nitt mn
an ieiner ei9euei Stipulation, ionoern
Surd ben Sanbler am 8tae, ocn gu
fennit-et,uas bciisen, lltl bas @crtraucn
bmrd Die @arantie 5u bcfeitisen, DaS
@ef9dft tuiroe obne 0aiIelbe faum ELL
Sabr lang fid balten fOnlle,r.
Woran es man9elt, lift 8srtraueu.
NuBer bieienl manselt es al jencr ourd>
iidtiscn Gbrenbaftisfeit, Die aber ser
,Durdi9nittssYraris" erbabcn 1T.