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are able as rule to put their gains In such Shape
that the rightful owner cannot get at them. a.,
The solution for this state OF affairs Suggested III
Mr.. Howelss skt IL laughable enongn put ai.er one
has laughed feels TINT II has basis OF lusucG
property rights, why not other people Why not as
Mr.. Howelis, through the medium OF the Snrsmas
and declare every species OF property tenabe for forty
two years only whether earned, innenteu,, pessou
borrowed or 1egayl stolen This arrangement worheu
very wen in AitTtiria, and possibly 1t might here
have the right 10 transmit II In perpeuity to their
heirs and assigns viii be ready to consider the question
whether the two classes In the community 70 whom
civilization undoubtedly owes most-the authors and
the invenorsare the whole being treated with the
fairness which ought to characterize mans dealings
with his fellows. That patents and copyrights slonid
be made perpetual is may BE- an ~, 1nfe % xaIs
argument why they should not az any rate, cover the
lifetime Of inventor and author, as Is now the case
In other countries not usually regarded rs so enlightened
as these United States and certainly measures sould
be devised whereby the nominal owners or patents ana
COPY rights can rest secure In the enjoyment Oh INC
profits to which they are entitled
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-06
A JOKE on THE BRITIsHER.
rom The Contemporary Review.


Another instance happened TO myself. ! had been
travelling in a railway rage IN the South. in
pany with two very pleasant men who CHANGED to be
seated opposite to me at the end of the crowded car
and had got ont to buy lunch" they say, at
station. my two fellow passengers having promised TO
keep my seat for me. When / returned TO the car /
found tall. gaunt man. IN broad SLOUGH hat appar
emily about to take seat but yet not actually taking
IT, A glance at my acquaintance opposite showed me
why he hesatei. Each Of them was holding a cup Of
coffee TO his mouth with his left hand. while his right
grasped revolver covering the intruder. Time being
short they drinking their coffee while they kept
the BiftYshef's seat" The tall stranger politely retired
hip pockets without any remark, and we resumed our
tourney. What amused me most of ALL though,
glimpse got of solemn-lo9 hing old about half
way down the car. who had drawn ont from some
where an enormous, antiquated, ivory handled six
shooter, and holding II up with his finger on the
trigger ready to take hand IN any little festivity that
might arise He looked disappointed when IL all
ended in nothing that felt quite sorry for him. Every
lawyer says Mr.. Wakefield, keeps revolver in a
plgeonhOe OF his DESK and any insult to woman is
her insulter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-06
WHY The DANCE INTERESTED HIM.

From The Boston Globe.
Ii at Old Orchard hotel last summer A
friend of mine, whom shall call Smith, had enjoyed
himself Immensely, and just starting for the clerk :
desk to get a fresh toOthpcR when he accOsted
by man of modest bearing, who inquired
Excuse me, sir, but what the name of that
last dance you went thrOugh-that schotsche |
mean q"
"Oh," replied Smith, thatl That a gavot:e.o
"A gavotte7 something new ?"
sob, very new
90 Would you Just as lief step into the waitngroom
smith, who is a gcod-natured man, complied, and
quickly unraveed the snars of the gavotte, while the
other caught on" ms rapidly as possible.
When the lesson was finished the stranger thanked
Smith, saying:
Il very much Obliged to YOU sir: Pm a teacher
of dancing in Portland. and want to keep up with
the times"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-06
Is THIS JUSIICEf
From The Boston Beacon.

From The Boston Beacon
II to believe the representations OF inventors
and authors the laws regarding property In ideas In
this country need speedy and radical process Of re-
vision. Mr.. Edison has put himself record with
the remark that II II not for the patents he has
taken out, his personal wealth would be larger by a
round 100000; and In the December number OF q
popular magazine Nr HOwels protests In the form OF
which protects a writer In the ownership of the
creations OF his brain for forytwo years and then
turns them TO the profitable exploitation OF the
first conner. The trouble with patent Is that II Is
the result usually of long periods OF costly experiment
upon the market host Of interruptions imitators
stand ready 10 utilize II for their ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.
The methods which have been developed by patient
expenditure OF labor be copied nj minimum ex.
pese by others end the Dve1tor has remedy against
piratical competitors except civil suit for
hon and damages. While this suit Is dragging It's slow
length along the unlicensed manufacturers pur-
sue their profitable trade without molcsston and they
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-06
RUSSIAN DUST IND RUSSIAN SERVANTS.

From Murray's Magazine
None but those who have seen it, breathed il and
felt ii would believe in the dust of Russian village
or little town. 1t has no equal in the world I'm
the winters mud Of the village. In the
we look upon our ilkept street through a haze Of
golden mist golden enough wheel the suns rays stream
through IT, but which leaves coating Of gray powder
upon furniture, floors, hair face and hands. In the
winter this dirt is converted into of liquid
mud, black, sticky. and tenacious, in which pigs
waow to their hearts content, and with which
passing vehicle 50 bespatters walls and houses that
their original color becomes indiscernibe. The back
of our house opens upon piece OF waste ground
grown with weeds save where they have been beaten
down by mounds Of dirt broken crockery and other
refuse but here few kopecks and liberal OF tea
speedily brought Improvement. The lower classes in
Russia especially the servants del ghtfully good
natured. They also for the most part very nell-
gent though unhappily their ceverness not unfre-
Queny degenerates into cunning; nevertheless their
deness, their carelessness, their reckless Indifference
TO truth, make them both difficult and trying TO deal
with. One Is delighted at first with their good
temper and willingness to Obige. II is such pleasure
to look into their beamng faces and hear their ready
assent to every proposition, but unuckily nine times
out of ten their readiness stops with their assent.
with themselves, that they do no more. They are
satisfied though you are not. l am ashamed to
acknowledge how often l have felt that few blows
would have solaced my ifritated feelings, and had
often also the additional modification of perceivng
that they not only expected these blows but de-
splsed me for not infcting them
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-06
PROFESSIONAL RATCATCHING.
HOW HOUSES ARE CLEARED OF THE PEST.
TRAPS WHICH CHARM THEIR VICTIMS AND DEAD
LY FOES WHOSE WORK Is SWIFT

TRAPS WHICH OHhkM IhEIh WIN" H-'D DA--'D
LY FOES WHOSE WORK Is SWIFT
AND SILENT.
The hunting season is in full blast now. But as
many spOrtsmen fail TO secure any game with their
expensive guns and methods perhaps they Will be
glad 10 hear of fine hunting opportunities right In
New York. The only drawback IS that the game con-
ssts altogether OF rats but apart from that there Is
a lot OF excitement and satisfaction to be had and
count of heads will generally show surprising results
Such a hunt recently held In the Stats zetmg
Building, and one hundred fine large fellows were
bagged. This wholesale destruction Of the unpleasant
animals has called attention to odd and compare
lively unknown but thriving business. that OF the
professional ratcatcher
The man who took the contract for the extermina-
ton Of the "staats Zeitung' rats "bOrn into the
business" for the last thirtyfve years he has
kept quaint little place in Fultonst. Adolph
Isaacsen Is his name, and he is still to be found In
his store daily, though his Charles has succeeded
him in active business Surrounded by his traps
ferrets and fox terriers, the old is full OF inter
esting "reminiscences. and is always happy when no
tell OF of his experiences In his ratcatcdng
trips which have taken him all the country from
coast to coast.
What is the first thing you do when you go TO
place to kill off the rats 2" he asked the other
day. "Ah. that is good question. l see / must
begin at the beginning Well, we ask Kate where the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-06
THE TOO FAMILIAR IRISH GIRL.
From the Boston Post.

From inc BOoUOn FOst.
Somebody says ID is very vulgar TO speak OF your
husband by his last NAME and criticiseS Mrs. Henry
NJ. Stanley for doing so. The woman knew OF dear
little morsel Of fepinlnity who married grave and
dgnifed young lawyer and went TO housekeeping
I'm a love of a cottage with Hibenian cook. The
little in her young bTdehood could not muster
sufficient dignity OF speech to call her liege lord Mr..
Jones, to the cook, but aieconaely designated
him Harry" And day when there com
pany, Bridget to the parlor door and announced
"Lunch is ready and will yez be waitin' for Harry.
ma'am?"
somehow the story got out at the club and Mr..
Jones never quite forgave his spouse though there
after she punctiously called him Mr.. jones' until he
came 20 be judge
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RatE far GatierI

0nr iiber SO Sabren idon purbe Mfs.
WiusloD's Sootbiug Sprup uon Wfils
lionen Don MitIerr beim 3abnen Der
Rtnher ongeirenoet. Dirii Du ia
S6lafe bur9 bas SGreien zines Gin5es
aefErt. bas i'm 3obneu III unb Dor
Shmerasn tpe1ntq Wsua 70, lafe fofart
stue 6la1te ron vgtzs. Mi9siop's 500.
ttins Gprur" b0isu. Gsin @ertb ii I'm.
oe3abIbar. &c miro benz fleineu 2e,ben.
ben ioforr Qinoerune beridaHen. Ser.
LOFT Sud baraut Mitter, es III fem
3peifsl oartibsr. Gs BELT Dpienterp
unb Oiarrboe, reguIirt ben Maeeu unS
tie Nieren. beieitigt Winb Rclif. ers
psi9t ben @auren, p~erbinbert gnt3hn,
ouus unb itdrtt bas eanse Sptem.
rWirs. WinsiDirs Soptbing Sprup.
fir 5abuenbe &inber lift ongenebm In
@el6mad unb bas &e5ept ftammt BON
eiuem Der 5eften tDeibliGen Ner3te in
ben Der. Siaaien. IS lit bel alien
Oruggilten in Der garaen Wslt 3u hos
ben. Breis rs @te. Der 6laide.
Gauft ni6ts ahheres als Mrs. Wiass
INNS 6oothiua SDruh
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ManSrnts .6userei.

Sin id6aer 8emets bafnr, baB bic
auftrebcnbe Snouftrie San AEtDnio's
aud auBerbalb = unb lelbe tber bic
2unbesgren5en biuaus = Nnettenrunp
finbet, lit bic bebeutenbe 8efteuung,
welde tieSer Sage bic Dampf : Gnferei
ots Germ Geo. Manbrp erbielt.
Sic erbielt bon Der 8raueret in
Wcuterep. Werlfo. ben Nuftrag CUR
2ieferuns BON 40 grnBen 8ot.ihen
("Tanks''). bic 8 big. 6, 900 @Gaonen
toten unb BON 40 8ottihen, melhe
l 600 @a1onen fafeu. Die 9isferung
mug big gum l. September fertia iein.
uub piH Spscials3ug Don IA Graht.
Waa9ons pub n0tbis iein. um bic
gottide nod Wonterep gu bef6rbern.
Die 2ieferung reprdIentirt eiEen Wertb
Don SIC, 900.
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sStn CINDERELLA Gduhsgtpre.

&deSoul i 0 Ii ftraB II. abe. 6,
1T 'oeten aneetommeu: Gin GROCER
0orrath bon Glnoer : sllppe,s un6
SGuben BON % Gents aufmdtts.
Samen 5tss nno Sllppe,s BON IS
Gents auf tua1ts big 5u ben felnten
Qualitdtsn.
0as 2ager in Damen: uno 0erren.
s6uh3sug, bod ooer niebt,g ssi1nit.
ten. nit Der 0anb ober Malhlne aes
madt. 1T etDbartIa, gu prellen, bic
Seoen iii @rttauneu ieBen muHen.
User fstnes UNI 3ualeiG p~ouerbaftes
Sdupnert iragsn mill, faufe i'm Gin.
OereGa S9ub. Store.
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sspiiden i9nen nno Ser jungert ainberz
sdrtnerin etl riibrerlo anbangll0eS Ser
baltnlB 9ebtloet bate, alaubte er gar
ntdts SelereS tbun gu fonnen. ais oieIe
nortrsfli6e &inoer9drtncrin io9lei9
ballerno an lein 9au8 gu felietu.
Wtcitt man, er babe gu Dem 3wede
ibr @ebalt perooppelt? OaS ware i'm,
praftil6 gemelen, pie er iid, ais Elm sez
mie9ter aauflnann. ia9te. 9tein, er
madbte iie % lieber Sur Wtutter leiner
Ginoer.
0a lit nun oas rubmIiidtise W9als
ben euoli6 bod nod 5llr 2nerfcununs
9elan9t. sic bat jeet ben beiouoerer
Hnbrn, Elm portrcfflibes 9tiefmiitters
den gu iein.
uno oaSu, mei1e liebeu 2eut6en, &C.
bort befanntlih audi ein gan; belon0es
res 1alsnt. 9ii6t Seoer bat es, peil'S
eben ilur IN einem euter l1llo liebeuoaen
9er5en tpuraeln fam.
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@ifttse eiinfte uus ibr @eaeumittsl,

DIE Wcreens unb Mben6nebeI, meIhe tn malaria.
rur8feuhten Gesenoen bic Gtmpipbdre erfhuen, fbn=
a elmer A' gsn aasebSral as si 81 aepaSrt@ Ser't Matas Ss ue0 mft
beuen ie seihpdnsert finb, barmlcS gu mao en-. Das
ii@erite unb sufrdslt&Fe @%essnm:ttsl 1T Spfetter'S
etnssatSmste e,if, bas : sefea isds sHs,a a i
pp1itdnpts paralpfrt. CO s,ebt tetn Brdparat, 6as
f4 bel eeuier, psl&s stftsei6wdnserte SUIT einatbmen
eher ntasmeuerfhuteS 9GaHcr trtnten mlfien, fn
betliam unb nusbrtnseub ~erpieien, al5 taS SitterS.
GS alein neutraltfrt bic fonit unrtberiteblt6sn an=
srtte eeS IN Der 9uft lauernben TetnfeS epaftdnbis.
Infeeler TN neucultupiriem 9anb, Nrbeiter an
sroBen Ganalipfemen (namehli6 auf Der 9anbensp
BON 9anama). peiili6e Pioniere unp Gmtsranten, =
tur3 aae, pelte malart6ieu Ginflien in Ger 9uft
eper tenn Wader ~auSseiest fino, fnpen in ibm Elm
fesenbrinecnbe5 @e9enmittel, cine Superlanise Sc
iunbbetiSwehr. St6runsen bes MaSenS, Der 9eber
nnb Ginsereibe, bic @rippe, &beumotiSmus unb
Nlerenleteen perbeu cnrA has Sttters turtrt.
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Naifa8e nod Gurupa.

Die Agentur bes germ %. 5.
Vonng, No. l Commerce StrQBs,
Gan 4ntDnio, reprdieutirt bic
Dampfsr beg Norboeutinsn 2lopos. To-
ipte bic Der 0ambufGer Attteu : 8e1el.
tGaft uub III 6srr Doune i'm Stanbe
bic billie ten Haten gu setsn,
eribeiit bereilmluls ieoe geptinidte aus
tunft unb beiorat iebs prompt ale ibm
ibergebenfn guftrdae. Mer nod Gu,
ropa gu reifeu DiinfGt, ooer Nermanbte
bsrnberfommen lafea min, penoe fi9
an 9%enanute Wqentur.
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Gess7osusasasesns.

Weinliebhater Rnben Elm grobes Ga
JET oen fetnen eallforuia Weinen bel
perm S. s. Meper ON Mlomo
bld5a. 0err Neper fIht bic Weine
IN Drt uno @tele aus ulh tauft brett
aus benz 4eiier Der Wein3h@ter. DIS
Jutem 6ennrr gelingt es tbm ftets, bi.
aeitcn 5prten aus5uDdblen. gr fam
ieine sGuHben une 6amilien hit einer
Jgisn 3ropfen perieher. &ptb. uni
JBslBpetne in por3hgI.9er QualitGi
ooH tegt ab $1.00 per 6a1one - fret
ne Qaus gelIefert.
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ar Wenn Semanb feiu uno gu On.
n%ebmbarem Yrelie ipeiien mil, 70 ashe
Ct gum Miifions. Ole
Derreu 3saeiuer Il @aist, Befi5sr bic.
les Grabhi1ements, 5al,en odrauf, ibre
8dfte itets oOltommen 5ufrieoen 81 feel,
ien. Vile la,fonmdBlsen E~elltoteHen,
aute'n, Wiib, Jiide, @efliisel &c. limb
bort in Der r~elifateiten 3uheretiuns ole
Set su baben. Mabl5elten tperbeu ouf
DuHl9 ia bic 0nbuungeu her Gunbea
seiauOt. &ub bletet bel mt bei
Speiiewirfbl DAFT n%erbunbene 8ar,
20 o bic bslten @etrdnfe. itets frifhes
Bier uno ieine 8lquhre unb Weine.
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Sem aeebrten @atlifnn1

bic gau3 erssbeae Nrssiee. bnB mi,
ourh unieren neuen 3antmasen in ben
Stanb geieBt inb. Sampen . Del unb
8dioline unieren GunDen ms Saus su
!ieferH uno bort nor3umeHeu. Gafo.
lines uno 0eifannen nit Grabu flbrt
oer Wagen fteis nit unb tSnnen ben
aeebrten Runoen auf 8srIansen aur
BenuBung tibetloHen meroen. I'm 9es
aeiSten 3uspruh baiet bic
Wiffion Oil Co..
(Snhdber 5. %. u. 6rpmbera.)
Ii u. AlGmOitroBe. Selepbon 543.
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Gerr 8. $. Waaaer, No. 217 oa

Gerr 6. 8. @siler, No. 217 Ofs
Doun0u StraBe bdlt tets bas nol=
tDmmeufe 2aser in 3sidenmaterta.
lien. 4npeten, GarbeH, @ias. Spieeel,
alas. 8iloerrabmen, 6irninea unb alen
3ei9nens anb Dtaiersn tenflien. Rinff.
leriid aussefibrte 8ilber uno Statuet.
ten &c. fnb In einri iebens Dertben Sol.
ierie aur Nnfdt unb gum Gerfauf ouss
geffelIt. Sn Gapeten unb 3immerbetos
rationen III bas @ei9madDoaife uno
Neuehe bort au fnben.
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Qas Ct.
(5srienaufias oes @6ulfnaben Gonfufus.)

Sc sibt peri6ieoene Gier, ~belonbers
SIbnereier, mel9e aber nrr 10 beiBcn,
oenn lesen tbut iie gum Gbeil bic
9eane, Die meiiten aber Ill Sitern ser
9ale, no piel 9ebraudt weroen urto oar
nid)t reiden, mesbalb man fpelde aus
3uder, @bocolaoe uno 9eife na6ma6t.
Daneben 9ibt e5 aud B. 8. Gibiseier,
mel6e i'd aber nod riht gesellen babe,
ineem iie alle Sismard betommt. SIS
gtbt audi S%traubeneier, bic aber 10 oroB
iito, oaB lie Die Come ~ausbriiten mug,
pent Tic Die @iuseborenen tlidt porber
aufcnen. @u6 Oas Iududsei oibt es,
melde8 aber ilnmer mo auocr5 hinoe,
le9t miro. Serner Gnteueier, lpeld1e
nldt allein BON ben Gntan, lonbern aud
bon pieleu 3eitungetr auSgebriitet mers
ben. Wenn mlail Die @ier fodt. oall
Iino Tie nod rob, trosbem mus man
aber 9eraoe in bieiem 3uitanoe lebr
5art nit tbner lln9ehen, lonlt geben lie
faput lnb laufen aus. mas lebr lltlaits
9enebm lit, belonoers in Der 0todtal6..
8enn man Die @ier fodt, 10 aibt es
/. barte @ier,. 2. flaumenmeide @ier
uno 3. lebr meide @ier, ie nadoem.
2estere iBt man am beiten nit einerl
00ffel uno einen @teritdnoer oaiu. SIS
eriltirt aud in Der Srtbosrapbie eiu
bartes uno eth weibes 81, j. .. in Dem
8orte Mfeier, MteDer, WtaDer Ii. i. IN.
@s sibt fleiBise Gier, losenalirte 9fibr-
eter uno faule (Seseier), iber lpelde
i'd aber ldne(l btnpegsebe, inoem Die
meilten Gtenl6eu pobl mijien mes
balb, %beionoers Die Sbaulpieler. Wan
iBt Die @ier entlpe0er nit oar nid)ts,
D. b. man trirft lie IN einem 3uge aus,
ooer init 3uder. mas fir &iuoer lebr
lhon lhmedt, ooer init Sal3, lpie oe.
m0bnli6. Bldlt man Elm 81 aus, 10
nernt man es @inoei, oas oanu 10 Qc.
lehrt (5ebler: 9eleert) lit, Dap es oft
flitger lein nil. ais Die Senne, wel6cS
olleroinss ni6t niel bela9t. Das Wterf-
Diirbt9ite lit, baB man aus Dem @eiBcu
mitten i'm CONNER 9hnee MAIDEN
fam, Der aber piel better lAncdt, als
Der anoere urlo aud 9%ciunber lit. Wfan
ltellnt oielen S6nee aud Sdla9iahne,
pelbe man in einen1 anbern Isl befoms
men fam, rldmlid) in Der Gonoitorei.
Dioibirt man nit einem 81 in Die BAIL
Sins. 10 9ibt Oos Elm @itel ODER cities
81, Oaber Der Same Spiesele@i. 9ors
tommen tbun Die @ier am meilten aui
ben Snleln, pel9e oeshalb ,@ilauoe"
heiBeu, mo Der @iertan; aufgefibrt
ipiro, mas iebr sefabrli9 lein loa unb
ge1ptB ttur Sobls@ier tbun. SD lelbit
lalle aud mandmal Elm 81 tar5en, ober
Elm leereS, nit eli,em oinneil Saocn
oarait, ben oie meiiten 3ul6auer uiAt
leben oilrfel, mas man j3aubers@i
1lennt. @ans fleius @ier meroen Gts
den %9enannt, mel6e aber uid)t NIT sen
Gi6en III ben @aloern peripe6lett wer,
ben oirfeu. DaS mare uaseidbr Naes.
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strens mad Der Gillette. @el

am fran3oiilGeu 9oie cine Game BEN
Sorise porselteat murOe unO Die furSe,
babel 9ebraublide u%nterbaltuns beens
bet mar, fiRte Der &0nis Die Torges
lteQte, ipenn es cine Nn9eborige 6es
nieoeren &Oels mar, auf eiue @anae,
mar eS aber cine 9erSosin ODER cine
Dame bon bDberem 8anse, auf beioe
Wan9en. @ines Cages muroe Dem
90nis 1nOwi9 XVI. Die banats pesen
ibrer SdOnbeit befanrte Wtarquile b.
Rracontal uorseiteat. sic bate nun
auf eillen 9uB Nnlpruh, aber Der 90s
mig, BON ibrer S60nbeit gitserillen,
oafte, Elm 3meitcr fOnre linn IN bieiem
Sale nid)t perargt weroen. @ls er
aber oa8il Wiiene mahte, iprans Der
9cr5og Don Aumont, wefder an Dem
Gage Den Dienft bate, nit ben 8orten
bin;n: uMajeitat. es lit feline Ser,
3o9itl !" ino trentte beioe Yarteien. -
Die anwelenoen braden unlpiItiirli6
IN Elm i9alenoes @eld6ter aus, in
neldleS Der Sonia herslih einltimmte.
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Gin M%iBpcrRaupnik.

yin W1tBueIVuHuHtR. GtnH lettete
9einri9 %aube, ba er nod Oireftor oeS
Wiener StaottbeaterS mar, cine Yrobc
81 einem uenen yuitipiel unO ira9te III;
SerlauIe oellelben ben Snlpi3ientcu
mad Dem Stihmort. ,OaS fiimmcrt
Sic nidtS!" CAB oieier CUR Nutmort.
yaube ltarrte ibn einen %glugenblid, er.
itaunt ilber biele Siihnbeit, portlos an.
baum ira9te er abermalS uad Dem
Stihwort. vOas tiimmert Sic nidts /"
mar Die abermalise Nntport. Jtun
mar abcr Die Tangunutb yaube's aud 5l
Gnoe. uSerr!" brauite er auf, i'm
weldem Zone unterlteben Ste ii6 nit
mir gu ipreden! ST oa8 cine Aut,
mort auf meile Sro9e?" fiber oas
StihWort beiBt ja: yOaS tiimmert
sic ntdltS." ermicrrte Der Snlpt,ient.
Der lid Die Seitigfeit yaube'S Slerlt gar
nidt ertldren fonute.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-10-07
j. WEINSTEIN & co.
9eutfhe
8ndbanblung II. &oman=S ibliotbet,

Oenf cne
SndbanOlung II. GOman=Stbliotbef,
SO. 4 SitsSouffpntrabe, San antpnip.
Nurr6tbig ffnS fplgenbc &pntate "a 5
Sent pct $eft.
i3ebn Sabre unter Der erbe, pber SdulS
un6 @Ibae.
Die @riiber her 9adt (piitorild : rpntans
tide ~Gr5dbIunsen).
Geddiet, ober paS @lDdIein bon 8urgtbal.
Der Serr Der 9atbt, pber Geue G%ebeiinnilie
Uel Yaris.
alf e~iniarner Sniel, ODER unidulpis pers
ftoben.
Der S9arfri@ter bon 8erlin.
Se8 MelterpbererS Slid Inb Gnbe (yla,
poleon).
@enonepa, Die frpmm,e Dulberin.
9as id6ne Tubritmdbden.
Das iinfte @ebpt.
nnfduIbig gum Spbe berurtbetIt.
S9inberbannes, Der gfDbte &~duberbaupts
mann bes 10. Sabrbunherts.
Die Sobtenfeloer BON Sibirien.
Oas &inb Der @eritorbenen.
Die GaIiae @rdfin.
(3m iebert bieier 3pmane 2 8il6er als Sra.
tis : grartiee !!
SdmmtliGe 6entfde 8eiti9riften ,tno gas
der tets an 9anb.
NrObeBefte tperoen auf Nerlamaen
0raftS DerianSt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-10-07

sar 9err CD. SieffeIborf.
Der btfannte unb langidbrige Wirtb Der
3urnbale bat nun On Der Commerce
ftraBe, gegeniiber BON @roos' 8ant,
cine eleeante Wirtbidaft eingerihtet.
no ftets frli6es Bier unb @etrdnte a1er
Art Derabrei0t unb fsiner 8uah ierbirt
mirb. 2ogenrdume au permietben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-10-07
4emtid> @mali5d9e gd,mle,
Gan Mutonto, Gtyaf.

Mutonto, EtJ1f.
Mperfduut ta@ttae 2ebrauRalt fir Rnebet
4nb MdoHea ; feii Dretbig 9abren in reae,
Dirtfamfeit. @ortrefEiGe Qetrfr1fre unter Be
pdbttsr eeitane. Der sngiiiGfn Spra@e pirt,
bie BET beuti&en, poIe MeHnung getraeen.
Aueerbem itaterriht i'm Spanti1en. ein,grr.
maben borberettete ehiIer tinben teberte,i
M~nfnatme. Ndbere austnnit ertbetIen Ser,
8. Groos, prdffent bes Ghui Bortnnbei
uno B M. Sarbed. DireitDr Der apeaIt
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-10-07
Two Brothers Saloon,

% m. &euter eissntbamsr.
DuInig 8Iof, gde Commerce unI
Mlamo : Strabs.
Can Mutuntp .--.... 8eTaS.
Das ~efegnnteite 2cfaI Der Gtabt. Slbrt
yur bic beffen @eiae, @bisfies, 2rqu6re, i'm,
scrtsste utb einteimifde gisarrsn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-10-07
iinD feltsm ala6lidde.

Der @ettnnss.N nfer III au baben
betn 1udbdnbter mic. Senee, 21s Com.
nsereeRrabe, Gan antonio. 9eyos.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-02

Tho fayorite scarecrow is some mon
strosity built up from discarded gar
mcnts Just what effect these horrible
creatures produce upon crow intellect
! am not prepared to explain. Some
aver that the crow eagerly seeks out
the terrifying objects and builds nest
In some convenient fold. But the per.
son who has ever seen crow scale up
over screening wood, dart horrilled
glance at some wlerd cornileld apparl.
ton, apd then wildly scuttle away to-
ward a refuge, Ia prepared to doubt
such alleged self possession. Lewiston
Journal.