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VIII You suffer

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lnBeroroeutlider Nnsperfau Don Snbutader glrhten
su beoeutenb berabgeietten @reifeu.

Die 9utna9erei 1T uns ein liebsetpprbenes
Sbema. gSie icber dltere Mmfiebler San gn=
tpntos NIT Stols auf bas @adstbum unb
9ebeiben Der Staot 3,lriidblidt, 10 inaebt es
ans 6reuoe auf bieieS Separtement gu i9auen.
gtod npr iteben Sabren Elm beidetSener Mn<
fans. bat es ii@ unaufb5rlid in Belicbtbeit
unS llmfang alssebebnt, bis es beute obne
3tpetfel oas srDBte, beiterleu1tete unb in iee
Der sSeiie bollfommen ausgeitcttetfte @nt.
na9erbePartefnent bes san3en Mefens tit.
Jules eieldmadboae. tpeIdes bur@ @elb 81
errei9en mar, lit anseIaaft fporbe... llebees
9ailpt, ipenn man bsriidfidtist, bab mir alues
baben, uno bab bas 8eite au 10 aubereepSbn=
lteb biaieen greiien berfauit nirb, io lit es
fetnesmess anffdlis, bab bic Oamentuelt
Gan antpnios WDlfipnS Nteberlage ais
flGren.
@at5 i'm @egentbeil ipunberbar tpdre es,
ipeisn bic Sade itd aubers perbielt
8Sic fse1tpSfptt N2uS4cs. n,
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Dob sra apma4m
T. a

8er3eiben sic. 6err = 6err, =
mein @0tt, i'd bin bod 10 bergeBliG
- man fiebt 10 piele Meni9en =
Me:n Name lit &ebls, Serr Dor
Deim, baIf ldGelnb ber SOf8immermei
fter Elm.
uno Der meme: 8aron bon Deim.
Na@ldfig lieB ber Baron iein @las
fallen, manote i9 langfam nit ieineu
fanften 2d9eln an Groner unb faqte
Merfmiirbia, mas mon bier alles ct.
lebt, lieber &roner.
Der 9of3immermeiifer ffanb auf uni
oerabi9ieoete fid bel &sbotp, obne BIZ
beiben anbern 6erren au bea1ten.
Wurbe benz braben 0of3immermeife,
biefe 2tttion Su feiner BeIebrung obet
Sbrer Grbauung sutbeila fraste &eb0u
irouifd.
Nber i1 bite sic, - lieblter 6err
BON &eBop. i9 bin 10 ienitiber Natur,
BOB i'd bur6 G0rmlofgteit iofort aus
meiuer 5pbdre gemorfeu tperbe.
6errn Hebls f1ien es dbnlib au ers
geben, antnprtete &ebotp ruhig.
Sd muB bem Baron beipfli1ten, fiel
2roner elm: in bieier 3eit Der Nipellie
ruugspriusipien muB mon hreneer aIs
ie bic Gorm aufre9t baltsn. uebris
gems Din id 3euse semeien. bob Der
Baron ni6t nur nod unten, ionbern
aud nod oben 6ront ma9t uno li9
gegen cine fOl@e Na9ldiIigteit tpebrt.
@rff bor a6t Sagen trafen mir on ber
auele nit benz 6eraog bon W. 3uiam.
men, Der troB Der tOrreftelien 8oritels
lung 10 lanse ben SiteI ienOrirte =
BIS i6 wirtli6 ennupirt ipar, fieI
Der Boron Elm, unb ibn bat, In Neban.
DE fhr ieine 0obeit mir meinen Baron
ni9t uor5uentbalten.
IS i'll fiber cine Sbrer bere9tigfen
gigentbAmli6feiien, mir nur unertldrs
LID, oa ber 8aronstitel bebeutenb an
Wertb psrloren bot, felt er benz neufres
irten Nbel als 3uga5e in bas Widel.
fiiien getedt tpirb.
Sic finb 70 ipenig betannt bier, braG)
Oeim ab, inbem er nit ld1elnbem
WoblwOlen ben iunsen Rittmeiiter bes
tra6tete, man trifft Sic nirsenbs uno
beoauert bag allsemein. ST es pabr,
baB Sic cine Nrt 2Beiberfsino iinb9
gs foll 3par iebr f9per iein, ii9
ielbft 3u fennen, bod CLAUDE i'd, mid
oieier abnormitdt ni@t f6ulois gu mo.
den.
gei Sbrem NeuBern unb Sbrem gan.
aen Seln wdre es aud cine 3ebnfa1e
ehnbe sesen bas id6ne @ei6le6t!
go III es Dielleidt cine tleine &otetterie,
bic Sic 10 surtdbaItenb ma6ts
4u6 bas ni6t, ionber cine bIoBe 3us
f1ligteit Sic iebft fiiblen fio bebags
LID uub ein9euobnt bier in 2.s
Wian pertp6but mid unDerbienterma.
Ben unb mn9t mir ben Mufenthalt bier
10 lieb, baB i@ erniili9 baran benie, mid
ansufaufen. so elm armer Yerwaiffer
tDie id, fablt fiG bantbar berpHl&tet
fur iegIi6e Sbeilnabme unb tr1umt
mitunier Don mod mieoer au ertpartens
benz 8lld.
Ut ieuf3te unb Iegte li9 tpie eri96pfe
in ben Sehel 3urtid.
(5ortIetuna foiat.)
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ANTONIO, TEXAS.

5ugerufene 0eiIeebhIfe ben Sob feffs
ltslte. ftieB fie eiAen grdBli6en 5drei
aus, fttir3te IN elm benabbartes 3ims
mer. leerte nit einem 3ua Elm 8las
9arbolidure uno mart fid3 banH unter
51mer5ensrufen iibsr bic 2eid,e ibres
Wannes. Gs murben Rettunasperlud,e
gema6t, iebo@ persebens, bos @ift
perbrannte ibr S9lunb unb Sin.
aemeioe. nnb fie farb idon nod elmer
Wier!elItlnbe.
= Die 5elbltmorb. gbronif ger!ins
bal mod nieaIals einen fol4en 3uwad)s
erbalten, tDie in Der er1fen WD9e beg
nerfofienen Monats. bsnn es fnb BON
l. bis Z. Suli in Berlin nit Musfd1IuB
Der Wororte 80 SeltHHlorbe feffgeife0t
tuoroen.
= Mm 9. eSuli nurbe su ssreibera I'M
Breisgau elm dlteter STUDENT ber @bes
mie, Der Dor oem Doctor.Gramen ifanb,
to6t i'm Bette aufgefunben. gs per,
lautet, bab ein gelbfmcrb uorlieqe.
Dies Ddre Der bie,te Jaa, ber Die|es
Semeiter in Der afdbemil1en Welt Sfrei.
burgs gu coaftatiren 1T.
= Sine iuseabli9e Mdu5erbaube,
bic I'D bic @esenb suiiaen 6of in
gapern unb eser in 86bmen, no Die
8ren3en Baperas, 5a6fens unb Bob
mems auiammenlaufen. als Operations
felb auserfeben unb mebrere Neiienbe
ausaepltinbert bate, iff Dur@ psreiuias
tes 3uiammentDirfen Der 8ensbarmen
Der orel Sdaber aufgeboben worbeu.
Tier Wfann. einf1liebli1 bes 6aupts
mdnns, ber f9 59umien uenn., wur.
ben berhaitet. Glle irusen @alabreler
uao Mfdntel uno tparen nit DoIhen
uno @arobiasrn benGffnet. sSn Der
Sefangenldaft berIoren tie :bre WiIo.
heif, tpeinten bitterli1 unb baten um
@aabe.
Gin als gtonne perfleibeter
S9nlnbler tDurbe mad Der r@refeIoer
yeitung" in paberborn berbaftet, tpeIs
der auf @runo sefdIf@ter papiere in
olelen 9duiern uambafte @elbbetrdge
titt pertpaifte ober fraufe Rinber In
8telefelo oufgenommen bate. Die
pleubosWonne ioa elm sans breifes ye,
nsbmen an ben Sag gelsst baben.
4us Wtin1en i1relbt man: Ser
osrftcrbene rei@e 8rauer bon grIiua in
Oberbapern bat ber Staot grIing 3O,.
600 Warf Derma9t, bon beren 3inien
tebss Sabr I'm SuIi Elm aaaemeiner
Gsiftas IN Der etabt gsfeiert werben
lou, NIT freiem gHen unb Srinfeu fiir
alle 8arger Der @tabt uab ibre Srauen
unb 2inter. In bieiem Sage foa aus
tetner grauerei ON &ei1e unb Irme
Treibier geIiefert perben.
= Die Iusbrldsmeile bes BerIiner
ytaawu6les cebt mandmal ins ge.
oentllte. Sa elmer gabe.4aifalt mems
bette fiG ttir3li@ elmer ber ba5enben
S9hler in gegleitung zines p6llig ent-
tleibeten ldut beuIenben Mlterssenofen
an ben Nufieber ser MnItoli nit Der
mo9lflinsenben Qnrebe: n0err Babe.
meefsrl ben baben ie bier bic Staube
getloui". Chem baben lie bier bas Semb
gefoblen). Ser Wngerebete bferlH au@
iofort, tuorum es fi9 baubele. Auf bic
neruunoerte Jrage zines anbereu On.
meIenoeu, DOber benn ber Sunse biefe
NusbrudspeiIe babe, Oh er oieleIbe
etma in BET Shule lerne, erwioerte Der
8eqgeI paBig: sSa, bet is bic neie
Ortpjrafe."
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.Quberor0e1ttli6e NttrQftiolte1
sei6te l1ntertleioer fit Serreu !

llniere leidten reinpoaenen llnterfleioel
(oentb llnb 8einf(eib) fir Mdnner gu nur 81
itnS fart in &ahfrase.
Serartise llnterfleiber in 8albrisgan unf
Gcrue 5u nur 81. 9auerbafter Stoff unt
quite 9(rbett.
Baic9dhte idwarje llnterfIeiber, bic ia Bel
1aen, bic anf elesante &leibuns iebe,t, srpber
8eliebtbeit erfrcren, 81 $3.50 unb $500 pet
9lnSus.
Sarbise 8albrissar=9(naiise auf 81 bis SO
teb,etrt.
Spscialitdt: als beionpers bequeme unb
eIesonte llnterfleiouns empfeblen mir Die Be-
riibmtem @laftenberrb initteuei9ten bon Na>
tur 8olle, ipelde bon ben gegten fir nod
beiier erflart tuerbem als bic Sdser'I9e @oa=
&leibnng 3u baben fiir n,tr $3.50 per 9lnsue.
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NnsDtrtalf BON 9ame1tz ut6 &it0er Sdu6en
5u reSucrten 9sreem
so reSucirtet, 9sreiien !

@gtrasfeine Damen- -@laceeittefel i'm uOpers
and Common Sense" Stble nit elaiti}her
Spblen bon $2.75 auf 50 berabselebt.
G9te Samen &ansaroo sRn5pfitiefel
9anb senabt, I'M Opera >Stble 1926, tribe,
$4.Oo.
DOnsoIa rgpmmpm eeme" anDpfftiefel fiji,
Samen, alle 9anb9ema4t, bon So auf $3.50
rebusirt.
Seine Spnspla banbsendbte anDpf>ettefel
ote frilber gu So perfanft ipurben offeriren
ipir Sieie 8o9e 5u 1915.
Sans feine slaeirte &ansaroc nit .aonbon
Soc & Opera 9seI" alles 6anbsenabt, friiber
$6, Sieie 8ode at $4.75.
]e @erabieenmacn unb mmr fiir bieIem
tuirb anf ieparaten Sifhcn amsseitellt.
litat, ansipabl unb Preis, mas iemaIs in
San Intonio se3eist tpurDe
- Sn an0pfitiefel vOrfprbs" unb Slippers"
tilr 1inge Samen nnb &inber, fiibren mir nur
oas Seite linS 3n Ben mDgli9ft binisen greiien.
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So Sd,idt ,tns oIs ob bic ,8anbeau 9rim.
ming" in &iir;e alIsemein popular tuerbea
triirbe.
GS beitebt aus Ginem, unter Ser Rrempe
beS 9uteS ansebra@tem 8anbe, bas am 8oSfe
ani@Iiebt, mnb 1T tpieberum nit eitert
Sammetbanbe, Spite oSer aran; fleiner Nlas
men iber5oSen.
Somr,et. .8lumen iperbem aageneii, beiiebt
nnS folgli4 billis. 8oien babeit mir bon ie.
bet @rDbe iinb S9attirans. 2ilIa 8lumeu
bor3i8li9 iold5e, bic ins &6tblidbe idbimnern
iinS auf idipar5en Siiten gang pra4tbca.
Die SdIfte ber iebisen Saeons baben g(ebr.
litafeit NIT elmer arone; biele baben rorue
cine i4male 8rempe, bic 10 sebo8en perben
fann, bab iie elmer llntertafle, einer Mtul9eI
oSer ionit Gttpas abnlid iebsn.
@rane uno Iebernfarbene Silabite, idspnrse,
selbe, blaue ilnb betnabe gang ipeibe Gtrcb:
9ite fino in grober lua,ttttdt borbanbef,.
h Sie hifIinffetf WreiSe.
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@lHdli@e seute aus Snsiaua.

23m, Gtmmons, Pcitmeifter tn Sbapile, Snbiana,
i9reibt Da8 electric Bi.tersA BAT MIR mebr senhs,
als ale aneeren Webtctnen 5uiammenSeucmnen, sessn
ole BITE Bei@werben unb esiDen, peI4e bic olse BON
mer nn6 0iebbldter Sobn 9esIis, ebenfaas pcn Sbd=
Siue. fast; sS9 balte electric @ttterS fur bic bette
Mebten, bic es stebt, Id babe mt& mad ibrem @es
etn Gtlenwaaren gambler berieben Srtf5aft, iast
yGee:re Dtters TT seIabe Das, mas Semant brauGt,
hefen 0einnbbett total naut ben Sunb setcmmen fA-
rte gu dsen pfieSt. Ws:r Eat es bic @eiunbbett
pteberseseben unb ID BABE pteber appeti. aaS neuen
9ebeE8HntblH IL
Die Glafae tDifst nur 80 Gents. Gu baben tn ouen
Gpctbeten. Dreib, Gtrmpion Gn., Bbcleiale.
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= ga6 elmer Noti3 aus 8elion bat
Elm i'm SenueKeesSb etma 5 Weilen
n6rbli6 BON 8elton pobnenoer 6ars
mer, 0err s. 6. Gaen, benz Rorres=
ponbenten Der vNeps" eine Wa6ers
melone gejeist. bic elm @etpidbt bon "a
pfunb bat. 0iefelbs 1T 2 SUB l SOL
lang unb 43 3OlI i'm 9ur9meGer.
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= Set Sabren lit i9 an einem 2es
bsr!eioea uno bate ale 6ofnuns auf,
gsgeben, BON meiuem 2eioen befreit 3u
werben; f6leBlib gebrau6te i9 Dr.
Iuguit 20ni9's 6ambureer Sropfen,
unb in fur3er 3eit ipar i6 sehsili. -
o. Sebn, Glapiou, Mo.
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Der i'm pierten stOdwerfe eiue

Utl IHI UItIItH SIUuWtrle PIHtB
In Der Gif@er StraBe su Berlin
ge!eaenen 9auTes ipObnen0e Nleranoer
Wafep hat auf eigentbamli6e Weiie
Selbitmoro besangen. st 6ffuete fi9,
out benz Genfterbrett fibenb, bic Mbern
NIT etnem &aHrmefer, iboB h9 cine
Rugel IN ben &opf unb ftar3te binab
auf bic 6traBe.
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3teglcr's aIl8emeit befammte &nDpf.
i@nbe 81 fnlgemSen bebeutenb reS..
sirten Sreifem:
Grite Iampico 9amen, ,&nDpfitiefel Opera
III Heel and toe) nit elaitiiden Soblen, friiber
$3.50, iebt 50.
:, 9amen (pMaufeupbait"O 9onspIa Sad.
ittefel, friiber So, iebt $2.75.
Oben aneefiibrte Baetie finS iuirfli
Wertanf befftmmt. 9ie semannte 9S aa
unlere GnsipabL in uussei9nittenen leid=
ten Sebuben nnb DomeneSlippers, tpor1lnter
1td quite nnb iebr feline uOrfprb unb Sbeo
Stes" pSoltb Gpntfort 8; Opera Slippers"
beftnben, ubertrifft 9tQes in 8e,ua auf lua>
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Gtn totttoerbares GebrGnae TIM
mb=0epartetttent.

Sb mir bier bel4dftist 1tnb, frast Sbr
gfuny bas ioIlten mir tppbI neinen. Gut,
yfa3rI9ten tpanSern i4neler ais idledte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-08-03
SefDnberS miebrige @reife I'M bieier
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-08-03
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-08-03
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-08-03
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Milford chronicle., 1891-10-09

Secretary of the Treasury TO send this man
back to China.
The first payment on account Of the sugar
bounty was six thousand eight hundred dol
lars. and It was paid to the Chino Valley Sugar
Company of California, for the production Of
three hundred and forty thousand pounds Of
beet sugar
Asit is now certain that Secretary Blaine
will not be in Washington on the date set
for the conference between himself and the
President and the Canadian Commissioners
on the subject Of reciprocity October H.
the British Minister has been notified Of the
necessity for postponing the conference. No
new date has been set for the conference,
and there are many people who doubt
whether it will be held until there shall be
a change of administration in Canada.
Secretary Tracy is considering report
made BY a committee Of Naval Ohcers Which
recommends a revolution in the pefsonnel
Of the service which would practically
amount to an entire reorganization. Of the
Navy. If approved the Secretary will prob
ably incorporate the recommendations in his
annual report to the President.
Senator Dolph, Of Oregon, says the Far
mer's Alliance is trying to obtain foothold
in his State but have so far been unsuccess-
ful. Senator Woicott, of Colorado, says the
Alliance cuts no figure in bis State.
Hon. Jeff Chandler, of Missouri, Demo
crat who wanted to succeed Vest IN the Sen
ate. but whose name was somehow lost IN the
shuttle by the Democratic Legislative eau
Gus. is here. He says the only hope of the
Democrats next year is to come out squarely
for free coinage. 1t is needless to add that
he is not going on the stump for his party
in New York or Massachusetts.
The fight against Gen. Raum is again rag
ing violently here, and those who are con-
ducting it seem determined to keep It up as
long as he remains at the head of the Pen
sion Office. Gen. Raum has gone to Illinois
on a fifteen days leave of absence and his
enemies insist that he will not return TO
Washington as Commissioner of Pensions,
his having said just before
leaving that much as ne might like to lay
down the harrassing duties of the Office
which he did not seek he would not resign
while under fire. These men insist that
Secretary Noble will not dismiss the three
employees Of the pension Office who have
made affidavits charging Gen. Raum's son
with Office brokerage, whose discharge Gen.
Raum has asked for. II is a nasty business
and Gen. Raum has the sympa-
thies Of all who have taken the trouble to
ascertain that politics is the only basis ofthe
6ght against him.
The number of candidates for the single
Democratic vacancy on the Interstate Com
merce Commission continues to increase at
the rate of three or four day, and they are
mostly from the South since it was an
nouneed that only those from that section
would be considered.