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AWAY IN .omabodx.s harm hctxssn ssasons

away IN somebody's bsrn between seasons.
sS % all so S Sons s Sorf S as g. ss CAMP s
sqiSSr Wood d.. s. sGa ana
ss Woods It @ 5f Is no hois s
So While hee. or our rouaa
abou, nre ready e :ake bosLd.ls Ths sdnI, S,st
ps mn nass q hnHs pe i. he
. II II TnE II sSux's correspondent want. to 20.
board or wants to hi!e guiae and 90 camping
tS TO- or hs Of Ia Her
Oneida county, or. in, short. to the Postmaster.
h5SGs p.isId Ans Ms
sfs rs as sSoa sw paes nave
% sf nnd they
The last rar,y TO be mentioned l. cane 10 this
connry or ram MSacing Prospect theg
by, The way Of Milnuri; Jock. Lake. South
Creek Creek station on on The Utea and black RiSer
Moor.bouseyi,le. Lake Piseeo, and Lax. AXE Pleas: cas-
%seks ss TRe It
SS Shir o Tnsy oras aSnr ssss WORTH
TIL s Ssss ts ss hs sss
lord boiloi hard for them before they started:
npcund butter in u II, nail eos, cost th them e ~
eEane Sa o sat- .ta wS
sh sa ssd e
tie, constitu'ed tho outfit. II zach had ca ried
thin rub GOAT they w%d hSve ms sa,s
made for slaves. they leisu ely strollei, up the
road Il t9;y covered ton ,ni'esu e. it iva, WAS
s,s"ins 2; Tie Hyst aay ,Sadi .siepp. p.si il
ahs mile E.IsG syoad aiGnG bat nsb Thoy ate bread
and toastei pork and three or four ,bro!led
trout ior supper % and enioysd h II mpch, me me
%s. Fsss' The n "a F2as f?s Ho s.
nHy sSss % aes til.
nShsr S %s at he % rhey wess
beyond. However. there. is well-marked
,F to T. ns aid hs9e
gave e snde 3 to goi n N"rth IsSa With hsn
cdse e G.y h fss there .Sy Sp
every housewife ready, TO sol the stun they
North Lake to Forestport. tho nights inter-
vening being passed In the brush
All told il was not q very long walk and it
was by 10 means tircsome. but they saw some
of the fne.t scenery in tho Adlrondarks; had
exercise that is un.urpassed for healthful-
ence Their food cost the two OF them but q
little o,er 4 dollar day. 1t was a tramp well
worth making.
The tourist who can cook without feeling
that he Is doing drudGery. cannot do better
the cIga of the mountains. where the food is
purcha-ed chiefly from tho natives. and the
tourist sl.ers IN the brush. Then II both those
native may . chosen for headquarters and tho
days. ran he rassed in st ollinC about tho
woods. fishingt out bro ks. or picking berries
There is fun n.plenty around he Adirondacks
for those who know how TO ind it
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Hamburg Embroideries.
India Linen Flouncings.

India Linen Flouncings.
STILL FURTHER IMPORTANT RI
DUCTIONS In the prices OF our 45.iach
India Linen FiouncinSs. to make an in.
mediate snie OF surplus stock. such values
~ we now Offer In these nne grades OF
Enbroiderics cannot be had later, as the
goods Wsre purchased by us at enor.
nous loss to tho lmporter--in many n.
stances not reaiizinE the European cost Of
manufacture.
Lot l--45.inch India Linen Houncinss.
hemsitchsd border. stripe effects. Gne en-.
broidery. Soc. yard.
Lnt 2-45-inch India Linen Flouncings.
hemstitohed border. deep en- broidery. 75c. I'd.
Lot 3-45-inch India Linen Flounclnga
hemstitched border. oxtra fine qualities many
OF them this seasons novcl.icsl. 9Sc. yard: 70.
ducsd from tL75
Lot 4-45.inch India Linen Founcipgs.
hemstitchsd aud scalloped borders. Gne en-.
broldery aud Irish Point effects. latest Paris
designs. $l.25 yard: reduced from $3.50.
Black India Linen Flouncinss.
Our entire stock OF As inch Black India Linen
Flouncings. colored embroidered. marked
down to close out. Question Of cost not con.
sidered. Goods that were 81 .G5 yard now $50
Others reduced in proportion.
Trimming Width Embroidcries.
Closing out number OF patterns OF India
Linen Embroldsries. s to 10 inches wide. tho
desirable width for dress trimming. at 25c.
yard; worth 40c.
Embroidered EdGings. 4 TO 6 inches wide
12hc. yard; worth csc.
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THE GREAT SHOW WINDOW
The First Living Exhibit In Town and
What Has Followed It.

The First Living Exhibit In Town and
What Has Followed It.
Within tho past few years there have been
some notable changes In the manner OF carry
ing on certain industries In this city. and to .
great extent the show window has taken the
place OF the interior and secluded apartments
OF the shop. rerhaps the example was set
fifteen or twenty years ago whom well-known
painter OF scenes In the Arctic reg ons exhibit
cd one OF his pictures within store in Broad
way. and. rs an advertisement OF It. caused .
little Irishman ri9ged out in Eskimo togRery
to sit ull day long moonIug In the store win
dow. whore he attracted the gaze OF the multi
tude Inasmuch as tho Irishman had not
command OF single word In tho Eskimo Ian
Ruage. he was forbidden to speak 10 any
staniiy heine discharged. This was probably
in lle show window il this town: ,..,
But NV scattered throughnpt the city there
acuy s ps the SHOW much 10
hs croMa. sna whs Is
eaa slways count TR %n ,hs idis w Of sis
nasssr.by; a!thousn 4 Is no. likely that they
mere curiosity seldom pans out In cash: the
idle Msa gaSer being generally sadly imnssnniousi
play q such wares as they hsd 70 sell. Tho
Manufactured article WAS there. but not the
show ndow is sHU.Ss tho workshop and ali ALA along
the business streets Of New York mon may be
seen through plato glass henving great skeins
on 'sSSx sRsr eSexs s0n nS
skill that would bs The DESPAIR Of the hnndiest
countFymAn that ever went to u village candy
bee. LaundTying Is done undor the public
sy eye Tth ,s Gu care IS makes man wonder
back to him hope EASILY cracked and msnelod
boyona rec3gnitiop ana the possibility OF
al over town illustrating tho way, Ia
which cigars are made. bnt 1t Is noticeable that
their mouths just before giving the final twist
twist behind back windows whore ihey SUP.
ironed. and he ironins thereof exct"s IN. c
bounded enthusiasm In the breasts OF the
crowd that gathers 10 SEQ the process. and even
source q dsieSt He the 81 DSf a a1: si"rs ss
In heir show windows making and renairire
Clothes dtoo,hsoms Srddes cake: eeGCms
wh.rs ean tSs Wort
done. When the first day OF January draws
near the show window explains how
not Tes cas sneo "a an earas SD.
town street. seven Northwsst-esstsrly Sisters
stood in full Wow bru. .hing their long and
Of esstsn har
In show window In Broadway man might
bs seen; not long age, rowing away for dear
at contrivance Tor making Samsons Of the
weakest II mortsls.
GREATS the show window. and perhaps the
s ass nSs d S hsn tn h. a T
that 9! stationing in his window q man who
.ioS hSS 81
emulation Of bis prowesI
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Art Embroidery Department.

An important midsummer sale OF Oil-tintsd
Table Covers and Bureau scarfs greatly below
regular prices. These popular goods OF out
line and shaded Embroidery work which afford
pastlme for ladies during their absence out
OF town. we place on sale. in many now and
artistic designs and choice combination OF col.
orings. ut SOC. each: worth 55c.
Aspecial Offering OF Otl-tinted Lawn. Ham.
mock and Yacht Cushion Covers at 2oc. each.
Several thousand Oil-tinted Doylles. In now
designs. at SC. each. worth 15e.
Stamped Linens.
Tho unprecedented sucoess attending our
sale OF Stamped Linens has induced 10 to still
further continue 1t. and with greater values
than heretofore.
Tray Cloths. Buffet searfs, Bureau Ecsris.
Cushion Covers. &C.. at the uniform Price OF
26c. each.
Embroidery Silk and Linens.
In connection with tho above sale We beg to
call attention to the fact that our assortment
OF Embroidery Silks and Linens 10 complete In
every particular. and that We will furnish all
necessary Information In regard to Embroid-
ering at Art Embroidery counter.
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was begun II was made 30 feet deep instead.
and ~ the event sh. wed. that was insufficient.
They towed this cylinder or tank to ths SITE
It then looked like this:

The four small circles represent tunes nine
shoaeh hess tube. hat sS sand sRa wa.
h Sar that 4hs the sYDSS:r wSs wEaS
on JIiy IN water thst was nowhsrs less ~ .hsn
was over .e on
ns fHS % drsdsss s,dss hsd a good
had doSe. They turned out next morning 70
night had Gu. Out the 81 .sna @ snaer INC ono sds
q the biz, cylinder upti Il was ,nrns pine
the bar so much that the 5O.toot cylinder
was nna 6ut FIX or seven Yen lsot out OF water, The
sSrs 70 she ste and qepSs had Ha q b " abandSas
within some measurab!S limits f alter they 70:
Gated their cylindnr. Had the current built
ID sss ss5s ssns w.. sy Sso. $.
% s l. 1.-The The GnS + The bar sns
As o AIMED, this cylinder must be sunk by
dredging Into the sand until l24 feet below
Is built up BY adding other cylinders In, the
form form shown II tn t., the % cut upiil 81 feet above
called the foundation Of % the liz iiShthonae lover:
land cement. sand. and broken rock, and vii!
"s IN fGs s1,s s'Sis The Sa
nnrt o. the Ioundatlon ID planned at 70 ieet.
Ihe hlno-loot tuoes eXtenc from top 70 ootfou.
OF me lonh,iation only unrlng the p9rloI o!
c9nstruction ihey are 10 Dc eventuely hileo
with concrete also
a, Ones TINS foundation had been finished on
tne original nlnn hrlp-rap packing composed
OF granite blocks was to have been placed
arouhn the iounaatinn. hhinE ~ inc Wster
there In the shape .howE b, the diagonal DOT
TED lines In tho picture.sny from the surface
oi tho water TO the sand. with the upper SUR
ince OF tho iin-rap sloping at an angle OF 45
Ihe .laze IN the lamp Il rannsd TO SHINE
l5O ieet above low-wa'er mark. Tho tower to
SUPPORT II !, 4O = loot In diameter At the bot
tom and ~ ut the top tapering precisely as
shown IN tho cut. Because the iounuaton
rsss 31 teet out of water the apertng tower
Will itself be l20 feet high. The tower is to be
cnnstLuctsI OF cast;iron plates an inch aud an
elgntn thick a. the Doitom. Withln whlcn le
brick wall three leet thick. The plates are t9
pc toiled 70 me ,onndatinn. Boih plates ana
1op Mhin nr i, h,s ,sr t9WeF are provided storage
tor lamp on: Above these are rooms Tor Tour
rooms II IL interesting to note that provision
the lans show the greatest care Tor the health
OF the mon who VIII be practically imnrisoned
here Tor months at astietch-imprtsonei sti WIN
little to ito but Eaze at passing vessels and
wonder whether the engineers did not make
some misake IL calculating the STABILITY OF
the structure whether. alter all, tho next
storm may not scour out the sand bar untI
they tumble over into the sea. as good many
cther lighthouse Keepers nave done heIore
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TO LIGHT DIAMOND SHOAL.
TRYING TO BUILD a TOWER ON A
sHIFIIEG SAND BAR.

The Bar Lies Mine Miles Out TO Ses OF
Cape Hatteras, tho storn,iest Poiat on
the Coast-A NIGHTS Work OF the Cur
rest-The Need OF the Light.
A despatch from Norfolk the other day told
the readers Of the metropolitan newspapers
that q storm had came along aud demolished
the now lighthouse which Uncle Sam had be-
gun to erect on Diamond shonl. or Cape Hat
tcras. and that the work would havo to be
begun oil over again. To the reader not in
terestsd In or we'll informed on nautical mat.
tors 1t was not very important piece OF news.
To the marinor and the passenger journeyinR
along the Atlantic coast no moro dismal bit OF
information has been printed in long time.
for 1t must awaken q doubt in the mind OF
every one acquainted with tho shoal as to the
ultimate success OF the efforts to build light
tower on this most i'm mportant point.
There Is no better known point OF land on
the coast OF the United States and fow In the
whole world than Cape Hattcras. As seen on
the map 1t is o knuckle Joint In q long irregular
island. sand bar. that sends of the waves OF
the Atlantic from Pamlico Sound. For time
out OF mind there hos been lighthouse on this
point. and thousands have seen 1t from the
sea-when seen by day noble shalt whose
black and white spirals seem to rise right out
OF tho wafer. for It stands on q sand spit that
is commonly invisible six or eight miles away.
At night lantern that Is 10l feet above sea
level thi ows a warning fash every ten seconds
to the shipmaster over radius not much
short OF thirty miles whom the weatheris favor
able. but could 1t be seen for sixty miles. tho
distance would sometimes seem too scant
for Cape Hatteras is the most dangerous point
on tho Atlantic Coast
One must needs stand on tho cape itself to
fully appreciate how dangerous the locality 10
for tho navigator. and very few indeed save
the lighthouse inspectors and the natives Of
tho island have ever had that experience.
When SUN reporter visited the island little
over a year ago. Mr.. Tilman Smith. the chief
llghtkeeper. said that but one party OF tourists
had visited tho cape within his memory.
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Mems Furnishings.
TENNIS SUITS and COATS.

TENNIS SUITS and COATS.
At 81. .0S ; reduced from $875-Men's OK.
ira fine quality English White Flannel Coats.
At $7.0s; reduced from $lo.so-Men's
English Fancy Striped Tennis Suits Goats
and Trousers to MATCH.
At $1.9S each; reduced from 1910
Mems Fancy Flannel Goats.
OUTING SHIRTS.
At Too. each; reduced from 9sc.-Men's
English Cheviot Outing Shirts woven
stripes. all sizes.
At S1.25 each; reduced from $2-Bal-
ance of our Zephyr Cloth Tennis Shirts. with
collar and cuffs attached, lauudered.
MOHAIR COATS and VESTS.
Ono lot Mohalr and Wool Summer Goats,
with vests to match, reduced from $S.ss and
$49S to $1.08 and $2.88.
Extra fine quality English Serge Coats.
reduced from $3.50 to $4.0S.
NECKWEAR.
At 33c. each; reduced from 5oc.-Men's
Crepe de Chine Windsor, Silk Teck and
Four-ln-H Hand Scarfs.
At 35c. each; reduced from 65c.-Men's
Silk Windsor scarfs, In stripes, figures and
plain colors.
BATHING SUITS.
At @1.0S; reduced from $250--Men's
one-piece Navy Blue Flannel Bathing Suits,
trimmed with white.
At $500; reduced from $s.5o--Men's
Jersey Cloth Bathing Suits.
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1OV FIeces OouUIo. "IutH
Pure Black English mohair
At 39c.; worth 7So.
ParasoIs and Sun Umbrellas.

At GSc. each reduced from sl.ss-Au-
Silk Parasols. In fancy stripes and plaids.
At $1.4s each; reduced from s29s and
s3.4S--Fancy Silk Parasols. In plain colors
aud fancy plaids and stripes.
At $1.25 each; reduced from $1.75 NJ
inch Sun Umbrellas, made Of the best Eng
lish Gloria. with fancy Silverene handles.
At $1.3s each; reduced from $l.ss-2s-
inch Sun Umbrellas. very best quality Eng
lish Gloria, with Silverene handles In fancy
mountings.
The sun., 1891-07-26
Blankets from Auction

At Less than Manufacturing Cost.
We continue our special sale OF Blankets
purchased at the recent trade auction sale.
and which arc offered at from IS to so per
cont less than regular seasons prices
Every pair perfect.
1914 size at $l.0S pair; regular price $3.50.
1O-A size at s25O pair; regular price $500.
ia size at S3.9S pair; regular price 1913
ll-4 size at $3.50 pair: regular price $780,
1874 size at S508 pair; regular price s7.0S
l2-4 size at $3.50 pair: regular price tlO9s.
QUILTS.
cases Crochet and Honoycomb Quilts, all
full sizes. at SOC. 9Sc.. AMI sl.25 each.
Marseilles Quilts. full sizes. At $l.76. tl.9s,
S2.l0. and $275 each.
These 0uiits srs special bargains.
The sun., 1891-07-26
LACES.

Clesrinc-up sale of odds and ends previous
to stock taking throughout entire Depart-
mont. Many lines OF Nets and I.aces that Ws
shall not duplicate marked far below COST.
afYordipg IN opportunity 10 buy Laces' &C. OF
French manufacture at prices that cannot b
quoted again.
Lace Nets and FlOuncings.
Al.silk Black Chantilly Lace Nets 45 inches
wide stripe and figured effects. zoe. yard; 70
duced fromsl.
An.silk Black Chantilly Lace Nets 40 Inches
wide, heavy quality. Sl?5 yard.
Al!.silk Grenadine Drapery' double vidtA
satin stripc. reduced 10 0Sc. yard.
AlI-s!k Black Chanilly Lace FlouncinEs "
inches wide. 9Sc. yard.
Deini-Flouncings.
All.sik Black Chant!lly Lace Flouncinca
demi- widths, OF French manufacture. 46c. ID
All-silk Black Chantilly Laces. trimming
widths. o TO 7 inches wide. 25c. yd.; worth 400
Al-si!E Black Escurial and Chsntiily LacsA
Ito inches wide. l2t.c yard.
The sun., 1891-07-26

MH CLEARING SALE OF
Ladies' and Misses Suits.
Greater Reductions Than Ever.
Tho bargains Of tho season in Ladies'
China Silk Suits, Challie Suits, Cham.
bray Suits, Ginsham Suits, White
Lawn Suits-all OF which must be
closed out this week.
Special lot Ladies' Blue Flannel
Blazer Suits at $S.25; we're STATS.
Special lot Ladies' Cheviot Blazer
Suits, In tan. brown, gray, and navy. at
$3.50; were SIS and Sla.
Closing out balance Of our Misses Sum-
mer Suits, including all the odds and ends.
broken lots and shop-solled Garments. at
lowest prices ever quoted even at clearing
sales.
Silk and Dress Goods DEBTS.
As only q few days are left In
which to dispose OF tho balance
of our SUMMER SILKS, DRESS
GOODS, REMNANTS, ODD LOTS, TO-,
we have reduced them to prices that can
not fall to effect speedy clearance.
SPECIAL.
100 Pieces Double Width
Pure Black English Mohair
At 30c.; worth 7So'
Paraso|s and Sun Umbrellas.
At 1sc. each F; reduced from sl.ss-Au-
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At 99 Cents
)AMBRIC WRAPPERS. In colors and blacl
At 40 Cents

Children's Gineham and Nainsook DRESSER
sizes up to 1 yours.
Infants LONG DRESSES. prs,tiIy trimmed.
Infants Embroidered FLANNEL SHAWL9
and PETTICOArs.
Three Children's FANCY APRONS.
Three Nurses or Servants APRONS.
The sun., 1891-07-26
SIMPSON, CRAWFORD & SIMPSON,
The e cIipse" Sale Of the Season

Our nnaI Clearance Sale before akior
place this week. "ecLpse" bccouso
deeper cutting Of prices than heretofore
of lines Of thinning Others
reductions quoted below
throughout entire S
The sun., 1891-07-26
Mattings. Canopiss. Draperiss

tUphoistery DepsrtaeatJ
1000 yards China and Japanese Mating
will be closed out at zoe. and 2oc. per yala'
reduced from 35c. and Soc.
$50 Mosquito Canopics. in white. pink anu
blue. Sl.l9 each.
5000 yards Swiss Drapery Muslin, 81 iDcaes
wide. &c. yard; reduced from l0c.
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At 80 Centa

CORSET COVERS. high and low neck, varied
shapes and perfect fitting. trimmed elaborate.
ly with fine lnces and embroiderlsa
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PETTICOATS with deep embroidered ruf,lss
and founccs formed Of Torchon insertions
and edges.
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0ie tesamtibe almsaeaams anf maSern.

Wtr. Us. y. Slohon. melGer bic teras
nifde ,4usftelun9 auf NdoernS lettet
uno bisber auf ibrsr gfe,ie ourd ben
Norbmeiten begleitet bat. TT fur eine
turse 3eit auf urlaub nod ieiuer 0ei.
matb in &em Birmingham gefommeu.
Nls 8eleg baftr, lpie grDBartige grs
folse oas teTanif9e Nnaeises unterneb.
men i6on eraielt bat, bur9 tpel1es
tiber mebr als 4. 600 Weilen Der Norbs
wef staaten bin beinabe 6 gentner
Seras.2iteratur aur 8ertbeilung eetom,
men ffnb, ftihrt er on, ct babe felt ieis
tler Mntunft Seleeramme bon ben pal.
agiersNgenten bon bier groBen tn ben
5taat Seras manbenoen Babnen er,
balten, unb bieie baben ibm bic Mlits
tbeiIuug eebradt, oaB tn ben lebten 40
8agea iiber 5000 blllige grcurRonss
giQete ftir $eras pertauft tpnrben ieien,
unb baB aller gorausiidt nod unier
Staat mdbrenb bsr ndhfen Monate
auf einen gr6Beren 3uitrom bon aus,
wdrts Der rehnen f6nne, als FOLDER te.
mails bisber bageueien.
Die teranii9en Musaeuunssmaeen
uerben. tpie 6err SloRon ferner nit.
tbeilt, am 20. October mad Dallas
tommeu unb bort big sum 80. bleiben,
bauptiddli@ 5u benz 3mede. neue Mus.
ftellungssegeniiduoe in gmpfang an
nebmen. Bon Dallas merten He bann
nod ben iabliden atlantii9en Staaten
geben, um bort nit 0hlfe ber pra6t,
unb Wuiferfitife bes teraniiden Mders
baus. Der teranii6en Obff3uGt, iowie
nit unieren @r3s unb 6ol3probsn. bon
uel6en bie meliten Qeute ouswdrts un,
feres 9taates gar te,nen 8egriff baben,
meitere propaganba au MAIDEN unt
reue 3rdfte anaunerben. meld,e gepillt
fino, on Der gutwidluug uuisres an
natiirliden Sulfsmitteln allsr Nrt 10
reitben Staates au oefen tpie su ibrem
eigenen Mrbl mitarbeiten gu belfen.
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eilf, mad, aber Dbme amana.

Der Ratur Ru8ttlfe tu Istfen, tn tbrem Seifrebeu,
f Der 3ranfbesfeeln 5u entlebtsen 1T i6erlt& ber
rtdpttse 3pef bes MebietntrenS. rnslhdli&erpeile
pirb eoo pteie Uetbphe oft itbertrieten uub turd,
has 3uptel in tbr @esentbet pertebrt. Draifiides,
hbermdBseS @urstren 1T un3petfelboft bic am bduz
fSiten rprtpmmenbe Sorm BON 3pans bteier Nrt.
Der Oarmtanal mtrb bu6ftdbldb pie nit 3ansen CUR
unjetsen Gutleerun8 ae3srrt. Selbitpertdnplib III
bteS pen tnefentem S6mer5 unb barauf fpsenber Grz
i@bpfnnS beslettet pele bic Gnteeruu88 sSrsaue in
gang oisnfnhfdpisen eriAlafften 3uftanb perIesen.
Das Gnrtattnm ether gefipn, pel6e bel Sartletbtsz
tett erai9 pirtenre Purstrmittel sebraut 1T ent=
iGeben iHltmmer, alS ra8 Nnfaus5 Stadium.
Seiteter's Maseubt.ets tit pas bette 6rwetunssmt.
tel, bIs bic Rlien@aft tennt, ba es Jrar ben n6tbz
gen, aber teinen anprmaen Stublsana beprtt fuccez
fire uno nt9t abrupt abfIbrt, unb be Srsaue,
auf pelfe es etne Wrtung dusert trdft,st anatI tie
i8pdhen. Mean sebrau4e es sesen Malarta, Dpsz
pephe, 8teumuttsmue uuh RterenIeiben.
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0saDflanae bon Der 3rierer Heli.
9uieu Q(uSffelluud.

Nus Srier miro Der ns5rtf. 3tg." un
term 27. September eei6rieben: vDeu
te 1T bic legte Nusftellung bes beiliger
Eodes angebrDd1en.
| RO9 Denige Sage, unb bas ieItlamt
, Bib, pelbes unlere CUTE 5tabt bic Der.
gangeneu MOaote binbur6 oarbot,
miro wieber Der gem!itbli9en trierii1en
4atasspbpiognOmie plaB MAIDEN. So
8iemll9 ole Wslt in 3rier iebn. bas
gnDe Der Nushe0uns berbsi, ni1t am
wenisffen bic Opmgeiitli1feit, fir mel,
DE NIT Der Nusiteaung bes heiliaen
2odes cine erbrtidenbe t6rpsrli9e unb
gelifige Mrbeit nerbunben mar.
Dte trieriI9e Birgeridaft, nel9e fid
In ibrer 0offnung auf einen gldn5enbeu
! 8erbisnit mdbreuo Der 4usfsnungsSeii
10 arg getdui6t fab, bat au1 tein Gerz
Iausen barnad, bic Walfabtts3eit
iiber ben 8. October ausseuebnt 3u ie.
ben. Obslei6 bos pdpitll9e 8rebe cine
iol9e Iusbebung bis gum 20. October
gei.atten whrbe.
Die piIger tpiirben ia bod ni9t bon
tbrei Gewobnbeit la6ea, alss aus ibs
rer 6eimatb nit berbei3ui1leppen, mas
fiir bes 2sibes Nabrung uno Notbourft
BON n6then 1T. 9ieie Mneif Dor Der
angebli9en 5beueruna in 5rier ltgeift
on Das Romiide. Nidt einmal ben
3affes taufen Die Wallfabrer bel uns,
i0noeru briugsn ibn semabIen nit unb
erbitten fi@ bon ben Srierern nur oas
beige Wafsr. Nh 5dinteu. Sped,
Butter uab Rdie tragen bic YiIger iol1e
Auantitdten BET iid, baB fie bic gss
iammte Bewobneri6aft Sriers nit ers
n1breu f6nnten.
9luf bic @efabr bin, bier unb ba Mns
hob 3u erregen, mhi1en mir au1 mod
Der GlDbplage gebenten, tpel1e
bic Walfobrt iiber uniere quite Stabt
sebra9t bat.
so stmas LIT iiberbaupt nod nibt bas
getueien! Sn ben Droi9ten uno pferz
bebabnuagen, Dor alien aber in ben
Wai1enqIartieren tpimmeIt es BON SslG,
ben. tporunter nod unb ua9 gana
8rier gu leibeu bat. Der ginaelne
ifebt biefer plage bolfdnbig ma9tlos
geaeniiber. Ct mag fi9 ieben Sag
3w6lfmal umfleiben. 10 ipiro ct bieie
abideuli9en plaseseiifer bod nidt los.
Die trieriide Oamenwelt TT In Ser.
3weiFung. 8iele haben es trob bes
oorgertidten 6erbites porse3ogen, nod,
mails auf bic Sommerfrii1e au geben,
ifatt ft@ in Srier ben leBten 8lutstro.
pfen ausfaugen su lafen.
Wenn etna ein npberner Oidter benz
alien Sobonn Gii6art oie &rOne ifrei.
tig maGen unb eine neue vGl6bbab"
fdreiteu uolte, 10 f6nnte er baau mir.
genbwo before Stuoien MAIDEN als ge.
genDdrtig tn 3rier.
Oie Girma 6. gppIe & gge in etutt.
gart erhielt ben Nuftras 3ur 0eriielung
eines fofbaren S1reins, Der sur Nufs
bewabrung bes ubeilisen &OdesA tn
8rier bienen iol.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-10-16

amerifanii6e Sbee Der 8oltsre9ieruns
in fib auf unb ueraefsn Sic, baB Sic
aus etnsr Monar6!e tommen. Gtiern
Sic Sbre beimii9en 6eite, berseHsn
Sic ni@t bic bdusli6en. BON Batter
unb Mutter iibsttommenen Srabltio
men, fiibren Sic SIRE 5piele unb
5ports, GdieBtibungen u. +. N. elm.
oas mag man9es @ute nit i9 brias
gen, aber erlnnern Sic i1 INNER unb
unter allen llmhdn5eu baran, baB Sic
feiue beuticben untertbanen mebr, ipn.
bern baB Sic ameritanii6e 8arser ge'
worben ftub.