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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-10-04
DESERVING THE KNIGHTS.
Window Glass Workers May Or
SaniZe independent.

PITTsBURG, Pa, Oct "a move
ment is on foot it is claimed by Local
Assembly 500, Knights of Labor. which
is composed of window glass workers.
to withdraw from the Knights and form
an independent organization of their
own TO be known as the Independent
Order of Window Glass Work ers of
America. AT their regular meeting
Friday night of last week it is claimed.
Il proposition was introduced toward
such step, and at the meeting last
night it again came up for considera-
ton.
The cause given for this action is due
to Grand Master Workman Powderly's
entrance into politics and the conflict
ing statements regarding the financial
condition of the general order of the
knights, to which the glass workers are
huge contributors. When Secretary
Cake. of the window glass work ers, was
seen regarding the report to- day. he
stated these was not the slightest truth
III the story, and it was entirely with
out foundation. Notwithstanding this
denial OF Sc cretary Cake, prominent
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-10-04
NO USE FOR SECEDERS.
German Evangelicals Refuse to
Compromise

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Oct. 3.-To-
days session of the German Evangel-
zeal conference was characterized by a
very determined spirit of opposition to
any compromise with the seeding fac
tons and resulted in practically unan-
imous vote against offering any terms
upon which the latter may return and
be considered pant of the church.
The committee of the laymen whose
convention closed at noon presented
their plan of the lay representation in
the general conference, providing that
every annual conference shall be en-
titled to one lay delegate for every 5000
members. and that lay members of the
general conference shall elect one-halt
of the members of board of publication
board of trustees of orphan asylum, and
of other general boards. Bishop Bow
man responded to the layman's confer
ence, and said that the bishops were
willing to give the laymen all that could
possibly be grated.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-10-04
ST. LOUIS WAKING UP.
"A Two Million-D oIlar Hotel Is
Projected.

ST. Louis. Oct 3.-St. Louis is to have
a $2,0OO,0OO hotel. That was settled last
night at meeting of the hotel commit
tee of the fall festivities, the executive
committee of the exposition and a syn
dictate of capitalists who have been look
ing over the ground for week. The new
hotel will be located at Ninth and Olive
streets, OH the site now occupied by
Pope's theater. the syndicate having
closed the bargain for the property last
night by paying S750.000 to John w.
Kaufman, the owner. The dimensions
and architecture of the building have
not yet been decided upon, as the syn
dictate has decided to send the architect
to all the large cities of the United
States and Europe, with view of Sc
curing the most handsome, and, at the
same time substantial, pattern TO fol
Inv
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-10-04
JERSEY SPRINTERs.
Winners of the Purses Hung I'm
at Gloucester.

GLOUCESTER, N. j.. Oct. 3.-Sum-
marIes of to-day's races follow:
First race. seven furlongs-Kentuckv Ban
won, Lithbert second, DR.. Helmuth third.
Time, / 81.
Second race, six furlongs-McIntosh won,
Flattery second. Bentone third Time 10
Third race, seven furlongs-Sir Rae won.
Chartreuse second, Pennington third Time
:3IS4.
Fourth race, mile Oberlin won. India Rub
Der second. Rhono third Time, :4i34
Fifth race, four and half furongs-BasiI
Duke won, Krikina second, Fitzroy third.
Time. :56l4
Sixth race, six furlongs-Avery won. Black
burn second, Tattler third. Time, 1:1784.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-10-04
OUR NOBLE NAVY.
Walkers Society Fleet Is to Be
Dissolved, Alas.

WASHINGTON ct.3.-It is announced
that the cruisers Boston aud Atlanta
will be sent to the Pacific for service at
an early date. The alarming news from
China and the constantly grow
ing demand for more vessels
in the Pacific ocean has forced
Secretary Tracy to make this disposal of
these vessels. The vessels will probably
90 to Chill to relieve the Baltimore and
San Francisco, which are in need of re-
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-10-04
MANDEL BROS. WIN.
Fees Are No Part of Market Value
of Goods.


New YORK, Oct. 3.-The board of
United States general appraisers sitting
in this city to-day rendered decision in
the matter of Mandel Brothers against
the collector at Chicago. The subject
of the protest was that in certain i'm
portation of cotton goods the commits
sioner's fee was added to make market
value. 1t was held under the laws ex-
listing prior to the customs administra-
tive act of June 10. 1880, that consular
and commissioners fees or other similar
charges made by local magistrates in
foreign countries could not lawfully at
tach in estimating dutiable values of
merchandise. This principle was held
to be correct. the board deciding that
the fees ''attach to merchandise after
their purchase in foreign port and are
no part of market valve" The protest
is sustained.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-10-04

pairs. The dissolution of the squadron
of evolution, it can also be positively
stated, will follow the detachment of
these vessels. One of the remaining
three vessels will go to the South At
lantic station, while the others will be
consolidated with the North Atlantic
squadron.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-10-04

but it does not meet his expenses.
Every fraud who has a game to work
comes to Mr.. Sutton with his plan, and
in entertaining the secretary is out of
pocket. The position. he says, has
made him poor, and exposed to heap
of undeserved abuse. 'I'm tired" he
says, ''of working TO such little advan-
tage to myself, and am going to quit.
Let them get another secretary"
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-10-04
SUTTON WILL QUIT.
The Irish Leagues Secretary Is
Very Tired

CHICAGO, Oct. 3.-Secretary John P.
Sutton, of the Irish National league. is
going to resign his position to when
he was reelected yesterday and con-
meet himself in business way with ex-
President Fitzgerald. In an interview
to-day Mr.. Sutton says he is sick and
tired of Irish politics and is going to
quit. The league pays him a salary,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-10-04
Steamship Arrivals.

Observation-Disclosures: Fulda, from New
York.
QUEENsrowN-Arrived: Ohio, from Phila-
delphia.
LIvERrooL-Arrived; Runic, from New
York.
LIzARD-Sighted: Rhynland. New York.
NEW YoRK-Arrived: Kaiser Wilhelm H..
Bremen; ST. Pancras, Antwerp; lie Touraine.
Havre.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-10-04

glass worker, who is a member of the
organization and who has been present
at the recent meetings, confirmed the
report. The final reading, he said,
would take place next Friday.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-10-04
KILL-TINIE RACES.
Oat-Earners Still Struggling for
Chicago Purses.

CHICAGO, Oct. 3.-To-day's races at
Carried Park resulted as follows:
First race, nine furlongs-Barney won
Eolen second, Lizzie B third Time, :56s4
second race. six furlongs-Autumn Leaf
Won, Ireland second, j. b. Freed third.
Time, :15l2.
Third race, six furlongs-Annie Clark won.
CaStout, second, Hardee third. Time, :15s4.
Fourth race. mile First Day won, Tomo-
raeh second, Minnie Haks third. Time. :46
Fifth race, mile and a quarter, over six
hurdles-Aristocrat won, Robin Hood second.
Wirslow third. Time. 2:51g2.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-10-04

have nice assortment Of Selected Sealskins
that are of prime quality, and bought before the
big advance in prices in Skins in London.
To ladies in this city who want really First
Class Garment MADE TO MEASURE AND GUARANTEED TO
FIT PERFECTLY, l can suit you.
There is big advantage in having your Seal
Sacques made to measure, as you get Better Gar
ment, Better Work and Better Finish every time
They will outwear a ready-made Sacque two to
one. If you are interested, would be pleased to
show you some Fine Sealskins.
Repairs and all Alterations Executed PROMPTLY and in the
Latest Styles.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-10-04

Since Aug. % FIVE stupendous enterprises
have again come unccr Hayerly's direction.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-10-04

Silk Cross Stripes, so
inches wide, all the newest
colorings, for overdraper-
les or long curtains, worth
81. IS yard. For three days
only z9c yard.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-10-04

Curtain Poles, in imitation cherry,
ebony or ash, 4 feet long. complete
with 10 rings, two brackets, two ends
and nails, not more than five to
customer. Monday only I3c each.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-10-04

Do you want very elegant Roll Top An
tique Oak Desk? The price may seem high
for desk, but it's low for this desk. It is
worth Sl2o and you can't get one like it FOR
less. Wen sell it for sos.
Also very nice Roll Top Cherry Desk.
our special pattern, with IS paper boxes.
worth S3I. A very handy desk for sys-
tematic man. Only three left at S2l
A Standing Desk of solid Oak, six feet
long, best make. only $3.50.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-08-26

pcnoeuten ausldnbiidber 3euuugen su
oerbinbe1n, teIegrapbii6 ober brlefll9
Berl9te ab3uienben, bic blnad anges
than ftno, tbn ld6eriid gu MAIDEN ober
felne Wiirbe in ben 4ugen bes 0olfes
berabSufeben.
= Mgs Berlin tDiro mitgetbeilt, baE
f6 am Jiirifen Sismard In lebter 3eit
oeutli9e 3eid)en ber Nltersi9mdde be-
mertbar mahten, namenili1 leibe CT
tart on 8eodbtniB. .56mdbe.
= s5n Der centrdlamerifaniI@en Ste.
publit Nicaragua orobt cine Gebo!ution
ous3ubre6en. Su 8ranaba fam es au
einem blutigen StraBen 2rawan, ber
fih gegen ben prdfibenten @acoia rid.
tete. Die pOli5el nabm pieIe Nerbafs
tungen pDr. Inter Den 0erbafteten
befauoen fi9 5mei @rsprdfbenten unb
Der &eDatteur beg angeiebenlien glattes
Der &epublit.
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Gin nerftsinerter Naa,t,t

TT gum S9luRe bes 9ommeriemeffers
IN Miin9en bon prOseHor pcn 3iemiIen
ieinen D6rern porgeitellt uoroen.
Der ungladlide patient leioet On els
ner iiberaus ieltenen, eebeimniBpoaen
Rrantbelt, beren Meien barin beliebt,
oaB in ibrem 8erlaufe, Der fd aler=
oings iiber Sabre eritredt, ale Musteln
oes S6rpers in 3no9eu permanbelt unb
1telnbart Derben.
Der Iorgefelte, WiIbeIm &upp, Der
teBt 20 Sabre alt lit, murbe in Bapern
geboren unb fam in Mnn6en 3u einem
gu@binber in bic 2ebre. Sn ieinem
nier3ebnten 2ebenstabre begann bic
3rantbeit, bic auerft Die Musteln bes
Glidens ergriff uno i'm 2aufe Der Sabre
ii1 auf fait fdmmtli9e MsusfeIn beg
Humpfes uab oer@rtremindten eritredte.
SEPT fam Der patient, Der fta am
ganSen G0rper iteinbart anfiibH, tpeoer
4rme nod Beine bewesen, nur ber
llnte Inter Nrm uno Die Iinte 9aub
fno mod tbeilweiie frei geblieben.
Die Qtbmane erfolgt bel benz Wan.
ne, ba BITE 8rui. Musfel oerifeiaeri
l,nb, 1ur mebr 6ur1 bas 3merG,
teu uno BITE BAUD 9fustuIatur.
Nabrung fann Der Mann nod pers
mlttellt Der linten 9anb nit einem
etgenartig gefotmten S0ftl gu fd
nebmen. Da er bic Glefer, beren
Wusfeln glei9falls hsrtn06ert linb,
nt6t msbr 0ffnen taun, 10 muB 9upp
fi6 fleine Brbdden felter Nabrung,
Die er ebenfals nit benz 2Dffel swll1en
ole Sippen bringt, nit elnem &rtdliod
bur6 cine malenbe 8emesuns splidsu
ben geIhloRenen 3abnreiben bur1
preiien.
Ser patient fauu iibrig:ns. ba Die
Srantbei' nur lar9iam fDrtidreitet,
mogll1ermeiie nod iabrelang Ieben.
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sdredlidber 0erluit BON Wsenid,en:
lebem.

Bon ben pielerlet Seimiudunsen, ppn Demem BIZ
meni@lde Geieli6aft befauen wirb. tit etue be,
faltmmifen ibrer art pieiense, mele bren lrlpruuq
IN Der ntbdttsfeit ber Nteren unb Der gaSe bat: e
bat lfon unsd9se Spfer sefoftet. 5n beie 5baprial
SateSprte sebbren bte 8risbt'i&e Nierenfranfbeif,
Yuderruer, glaienitein, 8laienperbdrtuns unb SIas
1entdtarrb: 9etne alafe ron Drsanideu &ranfbeten,
gesen pefe bic ilfe Der gBtenhaft anserufen wirb,
iSottet 10 bdutis Der dr3iiaen aunf nnb madbt BIZ
SemnRrnsen her selehrten Serren gu Stanben Gber
IS TT letdpt, BON Gnfana bem 6etlpurseln bieer
arantbeiten rprsubeusen. Die barntreibence Uirs
tuns pon Oitetters dasenbitters seniist serabe, n
ete Slaie nnb Mereu tn Gbdttsfef 3u lsen, iie Dor
tpetbrtnsenber Gri4lafuns gu bepabren, p6ne ii su
ret5eu. Dte 9etrbbnlt9 TN Sanbel pprtpmmenben
Sttmulanen reen, pbne gu tdrten pber au resuIiren
9oftetters Masenbttters fbut getbes. sc 6llft un-
feblbar BET MRaIara, Dpspepiie, S&pdGe, Hbeurna=
ttsmuS, 2eberleiben unp 8eritpp5una
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ylnberoroetli6er ansDerfant pDn Ynbma6er slrteln
sm beoemtenb berabseieten arefien.

Die Sugnla6erei tit u,,s elm liebseiporbenes
Sben1a. sSie ieoer dltere sniiebler San ans
tontos nit StolS auf baS 8adstbum nnb
@eoei9en Der Stabt 3,lriidblift, 10 ilta9t es
nas 6reaoe auf bieies 9epartement su fdauen.
ytod1 ppr 1teben Sabren Elm beideibener @ns
fang. bat es iid unaufb5rli9 in 8eIichtbett
unD llmfang auseebebnt, bis es beute pbne
5tpetiel baS srDbte, befterleu9tete anb il, ies
Der gseiie pollfomnen ausgeftattetite 9nt.
maderbeparteinent bes ganSett WeifenS it,
9taes @eidmadbplle, ipeldes burd @elb su
erreiben mar lit anseidafft tporben 1lebeis
banpt, tpenn MAJ, bsriiflihtist, baB mir 9taes
baben. nno oab bas 8eite an 10 anbergen56ne
LTD bilisen 8reiien nerfauft ipirb, 70 lit es
feinesness aufdllis, baB bic Damentpelt
Gan slntoitios WDlfiunS Stteberlage ais
9anptquartier fir feline Yutma6eria6en Ct.
fldren.
@anS i'm @egentbeil ipunberbar tpdre es,
ipenn bic Sade fidt anbers uerbieIt
9te tteueffen MnSfer nj
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Cages : Weuigfetteu.
SnIa nb.

STE 2onboner r8imes" meint,
baB menn Blaine i'm nd9feu WabI.
fampf gum prdfioenten Der Der. Staa;
ten gemdblt ioerben ptirbe, Der groBars
tlge pIaa ber ban ameritanii1en gis
ienbabn sur 8erbinbung BON Norbs,
8fittels unb Sub Nmerita fi1er sur
Nusftibrung 9elangen meroe.
= SH San Mlsuel, gal.. erri9tei
Die Tarmers 4llian3 cine groBe Wnble.
IS 1T oiss oas erite berartlge unters
nebmen Don 5elten Der Garmer. Allian3.
yian bOfit, baB Dieielbe nod i'm Oct0z
Der IN Sttrieb seiebt ueroen uno Mebl
llefern fam.
= Sn Ourap, Colorado, bate ber
@bineie See Quan ben 0eriu9 gema9t,
bic 3o9ter beg Col. Sbuw gu psrge,
waltigen. gr murbe pstbaFtet, uurbe
abes ifon auf oem Wege gum @eidnss
nib gelpn9t.
Sobn JiBgeralb, Der 8rdHbeut
Der 5rll0tn Jfatlonal Gtga bon Nmeris
ia, bat cine Contention osrielben auI
ben 1. Otlober mad @bienso einberu,
fen. IS bdnSeit I'D I'M cine rabitale
&eo lion Der Statuten.
- Der Bunots Senator Stanford
Don @alifornisn ideiut niht lbel 9uIt
ju babeu, aIs prdItoentidafis &anoi
bat aufSuireten. Der nNfgus" pnn
San 6raaclsco agltitt lsbo0ft fur feline
Ran6iDatur.
Nuslanb.
- Qaiier Wilbelm iol Ipiitbenb feiu
tbcr Die garlAte Der aMeritaEifdeu
Sldtter iiber ibn. ct fagte. er iei
fOrlmdbrenb bas Opfer ber 8erlogeus
belt Der 3eltungeu uuD er ioa fiber
Ddttel unb WeSe finnen, um bic Rorres.
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tSlectrtc 8ttters.

Diefes SeiImitteI 1T fn pobIbetannt unb 70
pcbuldr eetpprben, bas es faum nod, befOnberer
Irpabnuns bebari. aGe, bic es leinols se.
brau6ten, ftiinmen nit elm in Iein Cob. Cine
reinere Mebiein siebt es ni6t, unb es nirb Ga.
rantie seleiftet, 6ab iic glaes leifet, mas man
bon ibr perfpri9t. electric 8itters beilt ale
2eioen BET 2eber unb Der @ieren, es entfernt
@eiapiire, ausi9Ias. Galafiub unb anbere
Golser unreinen Blutes. @s treibt bas Wla-
laria. Gieber aus benz Safenl, beugt bemfelben
bot unb beilt es lelbif in ben Standardization
Gduen. sc eurirt aopff9meraen, 8lutanbrang
mad Dem aopfe uno Migrdne. 8eriu9e ba8
electric 8ttterS Seilung pirb sarantirt. ober
6as @elo suriidse3ablt. 4reis per Glal9e 80
@entS uno 81 in allen Npotbeteu. 8bolelale
bel Sreib, Sbompfon & 60.
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Nnsefl.: Sd iage. Maunl iase id,
iehen Sic benn MID, bst Id mir bier
nit De Wlhenfdaft bsmenee2 Wd1 mas
meente er, fommea Sic nit cur @a6s.
8ori.: Ste fo0sn i'm nod eiuen
5hafsfopf genaunt baben.
Mnget.: Det is ne Ohrenperblen
bung bon ibm ierneien. id) bate Sacob!
gerufen. bet ieb6rie mod nit 3u 4 edo,
I'm er hd.te 56afsfopp beritauoen.
9orl.: so 10. Stun t,siter. Sic
iollea fiea. anitatt gutmilig 3u folgen.
auf ben Ranb bes itetuernen 8ai1ns
geisBt baben.
Nagetl.: Wenm gener eeuen 5duB
in &hden ftiegt, banu foa er bet 600
fen ihon bleiben laHsn.
8orf giaen 5huB? Was 1T benn
bas wie5er firm llnfinn.
Ingefl Samobl. dber BET mar cen
0ereniduB. Set is eun Jana erbdrm.
Iihet Sefiel. bet is ierabe, als tpenu bic
RaoGeu 5uiammeniebrebt m1rben.
8sri : Das miro tpobl nur cine
Nusrebe iein, mie Sic tiberhaupt auf
bem @ebiete Der Nusreben 6nule gez
noRen gu baben i6einen. gBo parea
benn bic beiben Domen geblieben2
Nnaefl.: Sie batten lt9 binna ie
maht, als Der Wd6ter fam.
Nus ber geipeisaufuabme ging bers
pDr. baB 6err y. in iener Na9t eipas
tief ing @Ias aequdt hatte. gr fam
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mir Dor gantbarfeit an ben 9als iprin.

gen.
4ber nein = bic groBe Babel ma9te
bios Elm pebmitbises @eE1t uno iagie
tldgli9: N9 Soft. Serr Sieutenaut.
unb bic anoeren bunbsrtunbfhnf3ig
9balet2
Rauait Ou Dir benten. Sen, Dob id
nit breibunbert Sbalern in fenem be.
rtthmten Rorbe Der onen Sannen feh
FAB? 5hr bos niele GeIo bdtte i9 meine
pferoe nit RoRnen fiittern f6nnen,
fGeint mir.
Nan, meine biersigtauienb 9ires reid
ten aber gerabe, i'd, bebdlte iogar nod
10 piel itbris, ben SstOnom in Der 2as
ierne au be5ablen.
SD bin um meiner Nbihteb einge.
fommen unb boffe, NIT Dem 8elbe uub
eiuieen gmpfsbIuusen Der engIi6en
Soti9aff mad, Suoten au gelaugen, es
wirb briiben bod ireenomD 4rbeit unb
eineu Ylab fur mid seben.
8orber fDmme idb aber 5u Dir, mein
gutter alter 9eu. I'm peri6nlth 4bi1ieb
su nebmeu, bas miro bas Sebte uuo
56werffe iein = bann ilt ales abge.
than.
9ebow lieB ben 9rief fallen.
Sem llebes altes beef. fein better
Greunb. Der tinberber3lse 0ertules =
nun bate isia 8erbdnsniB ,bu bod err
reiht!
Resou trat es gum erfenmale bDQ In
oas SetpuBtiein, mie febr sr nit ,bm
Derwa6feE mar. tpie febr ct i'm in benz
langen Sabre DermiBt, unb es fiieg, In
benz 6eraen bes iursen 3ittmeifiers ct.
mas auf tpie eine bange Nbnung! @s
beidli4 i'm elm iOrsennoller gruit, bem
@efabl oertDanbt, tpel6es Elm 0oter EN-.
pfinoeu mag. penn er ieiu unerfabre'
mes Gino tp bic weite Welt. elmer unges
miHen 3ufunft entgegensieben Rebt.
Bel grtpdbnung bes S9neibermeifier
B6bm erinnerte er fid ldnelnb elmer
fleinen Scene i'm Dergangenen Sabre.
Resom iaB in ieinem trauliGen
Wobn3immer nDrgens nod benz Grer,
3ieren beim Trhbfthd, ba ifirmte es rem
Rorribor berauf = gleid Darauf itefte
2anee ben 2opf perwiloert aur Sbhr
berein iinb frngte baiiig:
y6ait Du Derbinbungen nit benz
Shneioermeiaer 86bm2"
91ein, uarum?
Gtati ieber Hntport iprang 2auce
ius 3immer. riegelte bic $btire binter
ft9 3u unb bebnte bic breite 8ruit NIT
einem erlei9ternben 6eufaer:
.N-a-a-ah, Gott lei Oanf. bier bin
i@ sebOrseu!"
St batte ben erndbnten Sanbwerter
in bic 3aierne treien ieben unb elm
buntles S6ulobemuBtieiu iagte ihm-
gu tpel6em 3wsd.
Der brape, ebrlibe 6ertulesl Nun
bate er bic erife nergniigte 8tertelltunoe
NIT bem gefhr6teten 56neibermeiffer
genoHen!
Rebom fannie ieinen Garee eenus,
um na@ftihlen au t6nnea, tDelA ein
6odgenuB es oieier rebliden Ndtur ges
lpeien iein muBte, nit polen 9dnben
oiefe 2euie 3u befriebieea. Die ibn oDh
mebr Ober weniser alls betrogen batien.
(iyOrtfsbuus fOiss.)
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@rdfrt 9nt6.
aomaa bon emile GrbarS.
(Gorticsuue.)

QsJ
Nota bsne. = Su mirEf mobI fd,ou
tpiSYeu. oas WoIbeofs Mlter oefforben
in. moriiber ala n6d,ffe NoIoe cine rie.
fioe Treube uuter MoIbeofs Gldnh;oeru
ausbrada uub oIs ferrere fein MbSt,ieo
in Musfidbt ftebt. Nuoenbiidl,d, ii er
In @reifsed nm fid1 ols Moiorotbsberr
hnIbioeu au Iofyen nub bic bortioen @e.
fd66fte an reouliren. Nu mirff Inn Ia
tnnbI lebenl
iinb uun mein otter sen. mus ih
hcd5 an BEN trourioer1 perm bieier @ni.
Rel fommen.
Nu tenuft meme Nerb6(tnifTe uuo
meikt med, elenbes Qsbeu ID, eiaentIid,
fiibre. giutqe Weuldbeu. fdaeiat mir
iiub beau oeboren. oIudlid1 All i,iu unb
aud, oIiidlid1 an MAIDEN - an beueu oe.
b6rif 0u- anbere. nm fid1 burd, bies
Qebsn an ffoEeu ober oeffokeu an mer,
hen = baan oeb6re id - bos III
olIesi
Mndbem mein oIter Obeim - er
mirb Iiebaio osobrel = ifott meiue
Neammutbsfnobea ftt etne icIibe
0anblDerfereorriere ,u beifimmsn =
mid Der TomiIienebre unb ieiues No.
mems peoeu In cine Qaufbobn aebr1not.
fiir bic er ME bie ousreid1enben MitieI
nab - ,fod5oem e. mir alIe iene SDorfa.
men Brpden mif bem slinme,s ouf bas
eiuffmQliqe grbe binoemorfen unb NIT
BEN uuperbouIidbsfeu Mebeusarten oe.
miir,t bat-uod, allebem fiiubiot er MIR
nun trpden an. bos er cine eioene To.
mifie beoriinben uno bie 5nroe FIR
mid, aufaeben mtirbe. Ooneben qiebt
Ct gratis ben auten &otb, mir elm rel
d,es gBeiF an iud,en.
Cine idHrItde @umme bon hunbert
9sfuub lei QlIes. tppau er Hid, uns - bas
beibt meiner Wlutter uuo mir aeQeniiber
= perpfIid,ten f6nne.
Die arme Trau! = silflos unb uns
wifIenb ME Elm Qinb In icld,eu Din.
oeu - bat he btefe Gumme bisber ale
lein be3ogen tinb als ein tleines Waoel.
gelb ftir ii6 10 nebenber perbrau1t 3u
bem 9an0, ben 6rauen INNER nbtbig
baben, Deibt Du - uuo on benz ibre
Geelen bdugem! 6elbfreoeno bleibt
ibr ienes Gelb.
Run weibt Gu, 9en, tpie oft i6 ee.
iuhni@t babe, bos Banb 3u 3erreiben.
uel9es Der 2orb 3u elmer f9perloitens
ben 2ette tperben lieB, unb mein 6eil
irgenbmo auf ei9enen ishBen unb nit
eigenen Gdufen ju berfa@en.
Sd mar nun nit einemmale 10 melt,
burfte uur ben alten lieben RitteI aus.
aieben --- ba mar aber nod iene
groBartige Crbnung berauitellen, bic i'd
iumer nod in meiue Angelegenbeiten
bringen tpolltel Die nrrnen Qerls alle-
es iinb 5lDar uerauGte S@m- :. -bunbe
oarunter-bie mir auf Sreu uno @lau'
ben iabrelane sepumpt uno treoitirt bats
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IS bdudbt uns aIs ob bic u8nnbeau Trin.s
ming" in &drse allgernein pppalar iperben
triirbe.
@s beitebt aus ginent, unter Der Srempe
beS Suites ansebradtem 8anbe, bas am 8opfe
anIdlieBt, unb iit tpieber,int NIT eit,era
SatntnetbanOe, Spite ODER Rrans fleiner 8lus
men iibersoSen.
Santntet- -8lumen iperben angenteiit beIiebi
ilnb fOlsli9 biIIis. Nplen babet, mir BON ie.
ber Gr6be iinS Sdattiruns. 9ilIa 8lunen
bor5Islid9 lolde, bic ins &5tbli4e ihimmern
fino auf i9parsen Siten gang pra&tpcu.
Die Sdlfte ber ietisen Saeons baben aebr,
Iibteit NIT elmer arDne; Diele .baben borne
zine i4male &rempe, bic 10 seboSen tperben
fann, Sab tie elmer 1lntertafle, elmer Wfui9eI
ober ipnit Gttpas dbnIi4 ieBen.
@raue unb Iebernfarbene Siisbite, ihwarse,
geIbe, blaue unb beinabe gang ipeibe Strobs
9iite finb in GROCER 0uantitdt bcrbanben.
\ hip hif(insfem NreiSe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-08-26

ns ohx
uberor0elttli6e NttrQftiouett=
seidte ltnterfleiOer fit Serren !

llnlere Ieidtea reinipollenen llnterfleiSer
(oemb unb 8einfleib) fit Mdnner sil MIR 81
iinb itarf in gta4frage.
0erartise llnterfleiber II. 8albrissar umb
Gerue s,l nur 81. OauerRafter Stpff nnb
CUTE 9lrbett.
@al6dbte idwar3e llnterfleioer, bie ii4 BET
9laen, bic auf elegantc &Teibung ieber,, srpber
8eliebtbeit erfrcien, gu $3.50 nnb $500 PET
9(n5us.
Sarbise Balbrissans9tnaise auf 81 bis So
tebueirt.
gpscialit1t: ais beloncers bequeme unb
elesante llnterfleibuns empfebIen mir bic Be-
riibn,ten @laitenberrb n.itteuet&ten bon Gas
tur BpQe, tpelde BON ben Me3ten fiir nod
befIer erfldrt tperbert ais bic Saser'id4e @oIl.
aleibune 3u babef fir nrr $3.50 per @n3us.