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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-12-19
A MENDoCINo MURDER.
saloOn-Keepar Instantly Killed by
Laborer.

WEsTPoRT Dec. 1S.-Albon K. Hooper,
a prominent saloon-keeper here, was shot
and instantly killed last night by William
Wood, who is under arrest for the killing.
1t is supposed that a personal quarrel was
the cause Only two witnesses were pres
ent. Hooper was aged So years, was ma
tive Of Maine, and had lived on the Coast
number of years. He was highly respected.
He leaves q widow and a stepdaughter.
Wood has wife and two children and is
lahnrpr
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-12-19
Rain in Napa Valley.

ST HELENA, Dec 18.-Nearly half an
Inch of rain fell in the storm OF Wednesday,
making total of 5.64 inches for the season
to date, against AIS inches last year at the
sema time
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-12-19
MA KKIED.

BAYLESS-YOUNG-ln this CITY, December IT,
1881 by Justice Low, George BayIess aud Mrs
n. l. Young.
DAWSoN-WILSON-Int this city. December IT.
1891. by the Rev. Robert Mackenzie, ID. D.. Joseph
Dawson of Joliet, Ill, and Jennie b. Wilson OF
Vallejo Cal
IA, 1891, by the Rev. C. NJ Esbjorn, Carl +. John
son ald Jennie (. g. Troedson, both OF San JOSE
Cal.
HULTIEG-LOFGREN-I this city. December g.
1891 at the residence of Mr.. Carl Swauberg, AIT
Baker street, by the Rev. c. NJ. Esbjorn, Fred Is.
Hultng and SIgne Lofgren, both of San Fran
cisco
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Dewitt Kingsbury
aud Mamie PretoriouS
DINGLEY-GAR East Oakland. Decem-
Der IT, 1891. by the Rev. J. b. Silcox w. +. Ding
ley and Charlotte Gardner both OF Oakland
Neutrality-suspicious. Sacramento Decem-
Der 10, 1891. DR.. Guy e. Manning of San Fran
cisco and Harriet II. Williams of Tacoma Wash.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-12-19
BIRTHS-MARRIAGES-

Firth, marriage and death notices sent by mali
will not be inserted. They must be handed in at
either OF the publication Offices and be indorscd
with the name and residence OF persons authorized
TO have the same published.
BORN.
SHAY-In this city. December 9. 1891, to the wife
OF James Shay. twin daughters.
STADEMANN-In this city. December ls. 1891.
to tie wife of Peter j. St5demann. 4 son.
ST. PIERRE-In Oakland. December IA. 1891. to
the vile Of George st Pierre. . daughter
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-12-19

LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
Domestic Ports.
HEARNS LANDING-Arrived Dec 1S-Stmr
Westport, from San Francisco.
Sailed Dec )S-Stmr WestpOrt, for Point Arena.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-12-19
ROYAL
Best Baking Powder
The Official Government Reports:


The United States Governments after elaborate tests
reports the ROYAL BAKING POWDER be of greater eav
ening strength than any other. Bulletin 70, Ae:
DEP, +. 599)
The Canadian Official Tests, recently made, show
the ROYAL BAKING POWDER hg hest of all in leavening
strength. Bulletin 10, +. 16, Inland Rev. Deb.)
practical use therefore, the ROYAL BAKING POWDER
goes further makes Purer and perfect food than
any other.
Government Chemists Certify:
lhe Royal Baking Powder composed pure and whole
some ingredients does either alum or nbosnbe -
onei injurious substances EDWARD g. LOVE, PHI. D."
"The Royal Baking Powde, is undoubtedly the pue and ~
reliable baking powder offered to the public
"HzSRY A. MoTT, M D, PH.D"
The Royal Baking Powder purest in quality and highest IN
strength Of any baking powder Of have knowledge
\"WA McN1URTRIS, PH d.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-07-18

unfortunate working men were the vic
Tins. Scarcely five minutes elapsed
from the moment when the men, full Of
energy, were progressing with their labor
till the frightful whirl was miles distant
in its path of destruction and the sick
ening appearing remains of the poor be
grimed and mangled men in the i'll
starred hostelry were being brought out
of the debris. 1t was with the utmost
difficulty that the undertaking Of get
ting at the real extent of the disaster
was prosecuted. \ pair of corpses
dragged from the ruins formed the basis of
about the first genuine information and
dispelling the faint hope that no life had
been sacrificed outright. The rescuers
were hindered and the misery of the
wounded doubly intensified by water
soaked garments, the result of the down
pour of rain that accompanied the devas-
tating atmospheric eddy. While the
dead and wounded were being conveyed
from the hotel vague reports began com
ing in of the wreck wrought in other 10
calities. The indications were that the
damage in the country districts would
be almost unprecedented in this section.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-07-18
The RAVtKNA RAILROAD CATASTROPHE.
The state Inspector OF Railroads Hold.
the Crew of the Freight Guilty
Of Negligence.
Montana Gets There-Helena Secures
the International Educational
Association Next Year.
A BIG SUIT.
Involving $2.3OO.OOO Brought Againt San
Francisco Parties,

Involving $e.3Oo.oOO Brought Againt San
Francisco Parties,
CHICAGO, July lG.-Earnest Dale Owen
of Chicago claims big damages in a suit
begun today in the United States court
against John +. Boyd. of the Nevada
bank of San Francisco, and John Stein
berger and John Osborn. The plaintiff
asked for s2,3OO,OOO for trespass. Owen
is the trustee of the estate of the heirs
Of Jose Yguacio Rouquilla, VINO was
once rich Mexican grandee Rouquilla
secured from the government large
grant of land in Preside county. Texas.
on which land it is claimed defend
ants, who are all citizens of San
Francisco, settled large force of
men and mined silver ore to
the value of Sl.0O0O00. This occurred
since June 26, 1889, and it is alleged that
previous to that date and from the year
1882 defendants took another S1.OO0OOO
worth of ore and 10000 cords of wood
valued at S1500OO Since the alleged
trespass occurred the plaintiff acquired
the trusteeship of the property from the
heirs of Don Roquilla, with leave to
bring suit to recover. Defendants claim
to hold title. and will dispute the claim
of the plaintiffs.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-07-18

TORONTO. Ont, July lG.-The Inter
national Educational association elected
officers this morning. Among the vice
presidents are c. III. Clemmer of North
Dakota and Irwin Shepard of Mime,
sofa.
Among the directors were the follow.
ing: Minnesota John f. Bradley: Mon.
tana Tom b. Miller: North Dakota
John Ogden; South Dakota--Louis Nc,
Louth; Wisconsin-S p. Gillian.
At the meeting of the directors this
morning the question Of the place OF
next years meeting was decided. The
places to choose between were Helena
Saratoga and Seattle. The iirrt ballot
gave TIE meeting to Helena by large
majority and delegates from that city
have been jubilant ever since. 1t was
expected Seattle would make a better
show but she was behind Saratoga
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-07-18
THE GREAT
HOlgtGiil Cow !
PAULINE Paul"

owned by ]. B. butcher & Co.,
leads the world as butter
i producer, weighs I,45o pounds.
This COW yielded a total of 1883
pounds and I534 ounces of choice
]; outter in 365 days, thus surprising
he highest previous record by
,o8 pounds and 634 ounces.
The next best butter record
vas made by the Jersey COW,
-Eurotissima, which completed the
'emarkable yield of 945 pounds
and g ounces last year.
/. The Holstein cattle, on account
Of their great size and wonderful
milking properties, are rapidly
.aking the lead throughout the
{. union as Dairy stock.
Those wishing to improve their
Diary stock in Northern Montana
would do well to examine the
Holstein herd owned by Paris
Gibson of Great Falls. He has
= on hand 5 Choice Bulls, years
old, which he will sell at very low
prices.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-07-18

The Freight Crew Held Responsible Tor
the Collision.

the Collision.
CLEVELAND, o., July 16-M. }. Nc
lnarna, state inspector of railroads, has
submitted his report in the Erie wreck
at Ravenna to Commissioner Norton. He
relieves the tlagman of the passenger
train almost entirely from blame and
attaches it to the crew of the freight. 1t
was found when the two trains passed
Kent they were but four minutes apart
while the rules OF the company provide
for the running of trains not nearer than
five minutes apart Another rule of the
company permits passenger trains to re-
main at a station three minutes before
sending back a flagman. This gave the
tlagman but one minute to go back and
he was 600 feet down the track. He was,
according to the report, guilty of little
negligence in not placing lighted fuse
on the track. The freight crew are held
to he guilty of gross negligence.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-07-18
The Problem
STILL :. UNSOLVED !
The Riddle Of the SpinX Nothing
in Comparison to II.

Mother" said an impertinent youth
TO an aged dame, lat what age does a
woman cease to care for the follics and
foibles of fashion," "Ah. my son." was
the response, you will have to ask some
one older than l am"
And why should not all members of
the gentler sex admit the impeachment.
1t is nothing to be ashamed Of A plain
woman well dressed is at all times more
attractive object than a dOwdy with a
pretty face.
And where in Great Falls do you find
the every latest" in styles and fabrics?
At W. B. RALEIGH Il CO.'S to be sure.
Where else do you find as complete Il
line of 'frst-class'' Dry Goods at such
low prices as quoted by their firm. We
We say most heartily not in this city:
not in northeastern Montana in Dress
Goods, Drapery Nets Flouncings, Silks,
Jackets, Cloaks. Novelties in Dress Pat
terms in exclusive Patterns. Parasols
| which are "things of beauty In Kid
Gloves they are far ahead of all competi-
| ton. selling first-class warranted Glove
| in Foster seven-hook in black. brown.
tan. gray. and made in both Brode and
Suede for one dollar and fifty cents; also
in an eight-button Mosquetair. same
colors. at two dollars.
In Ladies' and Children's Hose they
are unusually strong and giving extra
values. and guaranteeing to give as good
| for the same money as any house north.
south. east or west. You should not
overlook their stock of Muslin Under
wear. Corsets. Dress Trimmings, Para
sols. Bed Spreads. Domestics. etc. Here
YOU will find everything carried by Il
iirst-class dry goods house. Call and
get their prices and see their goods all
new, clean and of irst-class quality at
the same prices or less than transp!antcd
goods from the "Dakotas." If you want
something that yon will always be
pleased with and not be disappointed
after making up by having the garment
! come to pieces in a short time. Go to the
only tirst-cass and exclusively dry goods
house in Great Falls. The firm name is
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-07-18
TERRIBLY FATAL CYCLONE.

Half Hundred Human Beings Crushed
and Mangled in Falling Building.
WEST SUPERIOR, July 16.--In an in
stant this afternoon by the giant play Of
a cyclone half hundred human beings
were Gagged in death trap. A number
of buildings we're razed throughout the
city but the extraordinary climax of the
storm was enacted in hotel being con-
structed at the intersection of Lamborn
and Third streets, Over two score of
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-07-18
THE HOWELL LUMBER co.
The sale nf that FIRMS Property to- he
AIRED in the Courts.


OMAHA, July lG.--1'he First National
bank of Chicago does not propose to sub
nit to the sale that the Howell Lumber
Co. made to G.. Il. Chatlcc before it went
to the wall. 1t proposes to 90 into the
courts and learn if the sale was made
in good faith. Last night a petition
was filed in the Office Of the clerk
of the district court Plaintiff seeks to
recover the sum of $1,000 on money
advanced the Howells to carry on their
business in Omaha, Chicago and Atchi-
son. Aside from demanding judgment
plaintiff asks that the sale to Chatfee be
set aside and it's claim be declared a first
lien. Another suit was commenced
against the Howell Lumber company
yesterday. The plaintiff is the Franklin
bank. st. Louis, and suit is brought for
$1,000.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-07-18
TAIL ENDS

We by this that odds ends different lines
of Summer Goods which will sacrifice up our Sum-
Stock Prices will be made that have been thought
of in the This mark down throughout our entire
establishment. Nothing the line Seasonabe
Goods shall miss pencil Remember first first served
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-07-18

Our general line of Furniture
is not cXcCllcd in the state.
Respectfully,
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-07-18

Indeed carpet house ike this
would be novelty. We haven't
one, but in another sense we have
the best carpet house in the city.
All styles of carpets and all prices.
Good, better and best, but none
of the poorer grades. 1t doesn't
pay to buy these or use them.
Look at the prices and compare
the quality with the higher priced
goods elsewhere Rugs, mattings,
etc, in variety OF styles.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-07-18
Opposed to the Sub. 7 reasury scheme.

KANSAS Cry. July ga special to
the Times from Topeka. Kan. says:
With one exception, S. NJ. Scott. all the
Farmers alliance lecturers of Kansas
have declined to instruct the people in the
principles of the sub-treasury scheme.
They say the people are opposed to it al
most unanimously. A vote is now being
taken in the sub-alliances on the ques-
ton of dropping the scheme from the al
liances and will vote in favor of drop
ping it.
SpurgeOn a Little Better.
LONDON, July l6.-Spurgeon at $50 p.
m, though weak, was not suffering and
was very peaceful.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-07-18

A pencil. a pos
tai card and a min
ute and you get
samples from the
best house.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-07-18
SHOE

inc suitable for all classes of
,ade at prices that will surprise
ou from a good solid
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-07-18
SAVE

oney on whatever purchases you
ay make. We have an elegant
sortment of everything in the
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-07-18

famine our bargains in Cloth
/, Underwear. etc, knowing that
u will not only get the tickets
e, but will
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-07-18

Our prices have
never been beaten.
Our prices never
shall be beaten.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-07-18

! glish 81
Atlantc
Rnd Ira
open G'
freight
k'llicagol
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-07-27
res vunatiden MDbe<S Spuraals" bas ioeben eriieue IT,

nm es ben Nngeb6riseu tes etaates,
weI@e bic Weltausfeaung 5eiu9en
uerben, in Der Grenbe beimii9 8u
MAIDEN. Sa es uotbmeabig III, baB
Die Nuslfellungssebdube tn @bieago big
gum Ottp5er bes Sabres 1892 fertisz
gefeat fuo, 1T ni1t mebr piel 3eit 3u
Derlieren."
nWie BOD H9 bic Soften far ben
Seras'8au belaufen perben ? 10 tueit
tDie big ieBt neranl9lagt werben tanu,
| auf etma $1OO, 900 bis $15O.OOO. unb
tpie Sic wifen, tperben es bauptid9Ii1
bic S9ulfinber bes @taates Seras lein,
tpel@en Der Dant far bas 3uiammen.
bringeu elmer 10 boben @umme autom,
men tpirb, eiae SbatiaGe, bic iiber bem
6aupteinsaage beg @ebdubes in Mars
NOR ber3et6net merben mirb."
nNud bic teraniT1e preRe tpir5 auf
Der Gbicagoer Wsltausfelung ibre 8ers
tretuag baben unb in Dem terani91en
@ebduoe einen plaB finben. @s III
bas etne Sbee, tpel6e bon benz 6erauss
geber beg Blattes "Texas Farm and
Ranch" aur Nnresuug gebra9t tpuroe,
als er In Der bergangenen Wo1e einen
geiu6 in Chicago ma6te. Dur9 Ut.
tien5ei9nuug - 6srr 9ollanb bat fib
berelts anbeif6is senabt, 100 3u nebs
men - lollen Bite Mittel 3uiammenges
bra9t werben nm .ein PteB. .Departes
ment ins 2eben 5u rufen, tpel9em In
benz teganii9en 8ebdube eine 5tdtte
angepieien tperben fol. Ser 3wed
bes unteraebmens III ni9t allein bob
ale 3eitungen, tpeld)e i'm State Seras
erfdeinen, bort 3ur AHs unb Ginfidt
ausliegen ioAen, ionoern au9. baB bic
teranii9eu 9eri1teritatter, weI9e in
Chicago bic Satereflen unleres etaates
iDabrnebmen werben, i'm preBlofale ihr
6aupisuartier unb einen Mrbeitsplab
finben, tDel6er ibnen ole 8ortbeile unb
Bsquemli@teiten bietet. Gs mb9te 10.
gar augeaeist erfdeinen, elm nSeras>
Organ" au begrinben, bas BON teranis
f6en Sournalilfen p1brenb beg Nus.
ifellungsaeit in @bicaso beraussegeben
mtrte, I'm In 8erein NIT ben tibrigen
gldttern bes Gtaates far Seras propas
gambia 3u ma9en."
.Gaer 8orausfdt mad tpirb 3eras
bas Seine oa3u tbun, um aus ber
Weltausftellung I'm syabre 1898 ben
Wcrtbeil 3I siebeu, tpelden He bel ridhs
tigem management" fhr bic @ntnif.
lung unIeres States In Ausfid1t felt.
Gar bie rdumliGe Mbgli6teit, su sei.
gen. mas berielbe leiifen tann, lit ge.
iorst, unb, pie 6err Brpan iast, 1T Bic
algemeine stimmuns in Chicago unb
tn ben Staten fir Seras bic m0gs
li6f giiuitige, bas bat iein Iufentbalt
bort ibn gelebrt; aber es tpirb aud @ros
Bes bon Seras ertuartet, neil man tpeiB,
bic Natur bat es nit Nuem. mas Itir
cine srobartise 2aufbabn notbis 1T, 10
reid ausgeifattet, baB es bas GroBar.
tigfe leifen tann. Wir bhrfen boffen,
baB es Der aasemeinen @rlpartung ents
ibrid1t.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-07-27
t. F.zo =@1S TTT 1.T


gtdumen &eboms. 59Ie9t unb mans
eelbaft m6bIirt unb nod f6Ie@ter se.
balten, fublte Sauce ielbff fs9 bilf. unb
ratblos inmitten ieines BeRbes. 0or
einiger 3eit bate er, angeregt burm
bic 8ebagli9feit, bic i'm @1lafaimmer
bes Jreunoes berri1te, einige 0erri@s
tungen ionberbarer Irtin ieinem GaIaf.
tabinet getroffen unb baum triumph.
reno ben Greuub In bic furGtbar molli.
ge e9lafftube sefRbri.
MeitteIif ieines gentleman's tool case
bate Der Sertules b69fielba eineu
Guiterfad In Elm &oulean perpanbelt,
tuel@es iebo@ ber 8ereinfa9ung tuegeu
in bic 96be sebun6en anftatt binauf ge.
aogen tper6en muBte.
Sen Mangel zines Na9ttii9es am
Bett bate CT baour9 eriebt, 6ab er ben
Dedel elmer @igarrentifte tpagre1t in
eatipre9enber 6bbe In bic Manb gefagt
unb barauf 2eu1ter &c. bepoMirt bate.
gtnen gang raffinirten @enuB bereites
te er fi@ aber bur9 bur9 Balauciren
zines abgebro6enen pfeifentopfes uub
elmer 8leitugel iiber stpei Stolen.
Giefe ingeni6ie. ginri1tung befan6
ii4 iiber benz Na@ttif6 unb arpar 10.
baB nod genauem MbpaHem Der pfeis
feufopf als 26i@aparrt tiber bas bren.
nenbe Sid! berabfant, tpenn 2anec bic
ibn1 gu 9dupten bdngenoe 8leifugel aus
ftieB.
St mar iebr toI3 auf bieie griins
bung unb rieb fib fbpn abenbs In Der
8orfreube bieies GenuHes bic 6dnoe,
inbenl ct tDoblig bic md1tigen @lieoer
ftredte. Beim gintritt tit bic @obns
tube fanben bic Jreunbe bieielbe talt
unb bunfel.
Sd babe bod bur9 ben @aalburz
f9en meinem Gerl ertra befeblen lafIen,
einaubeisen unb 10 niel aIs rneine 0ers
bdltnifle es mir gefatten, bier gu illus
nlinirenl
Du biit au f@le@t bebient. Ran: LAB
es aber gut fein, alter Sunge, un5 toms
me 5ur 6abe. gs banbeIt fid6 bod
Dobl uiGt um cine ileue @inri1tung
in 6er furGtbar moligen S9laffu5e2
2anee atiuoete bann nun nod einigen
MiserfoIgen cine tleine Gtubirlampe
an uno anttDortete ui1t glei9.
@s wir6 ni9t SET Mhbe tpertb iein.
Geuer MAIDEN su laGen, old fellow, i9
babe ni9t biel su iagen, fing er an,
unb ReBom iab nun NIT grfaunen,
baB bic ungei9idten 6dnbe 3itterten
unb bic Musen bes Greunbes tpie NIT
einem 6dleier bebedt tparen.
Nadoem ber 0ertules einen plab in
ber gde elmer Wrt bon Nlarterbant frei
gema4t unb &sbo!p pIaB gensmmen
bate, fagte er tur3 in ieiner einfa@en
Manier:
Sbr iDerbet es balb ale erfabren, i4
tuollte es Dir aber allein iagen, baB
Melanie es iatt bot, fi1 nit einem 10
ungefdidten SDlpel, tpie i1 BIN, ferner
au qudlen. Sd babe es ME begriffen,
tpie He es ausbaIten tonntel
Hebom iprang iiberrai1t auf unb
fabte ben Greunb on beiben 59ultern.
Ou milft bod nibt fagen. baB Deis
ne Werlobuns radsdugig uurbe, Nan2
Sanee nidte uuo fubr ff6 NIT Der
6an6 iiber bas 8eR1t.
(GOrtiesuns fOIst.)
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.Aorresponoeua. -Orn 6oIohn

Correspondent. - Drp 5aIabp
ben 25. Suli 1891. = Die Witteruna.
bic anberspo 10 siinitis fir bic bless
tdbrige @rnte fein ioll, ift bel uns, uie
bic boridbrige, in bobem @rate ungiins
tttg. Rein Gegeu felt 81 Wonotsn, ba.
Der ieBt cine Diiste, ipie lie nur bel uns
iein fann.
Sa unfer 2aab gr6Btentbeils nur fitr
Wieb3u@t geeianet III, 10 folIte mon
meinen, bie 0erren 3hdter tDhr6en fd5
baua9 einri6ten unb Jutter erseugen,
unb amar Der Gopf5abl beg bon tbnen
gebaltenen 8iebs entipredeuo. DoG
nt9ts bon allebem.
Sas liebe 8ieb pirb (mie es aueh ber
SroBbater gethan) 10 Nib unb i'm sSrei,
en- gebalten, Oh es Gutter finbet ober
nt9t. Sb es brauBen berenoet ober
ni9t, oas ftimmert ben BeRber nidt,
ipenn aud 6unberte, ,pie i'm lebten
Sabre, 3u Grunoe geben. gDir baben
bier Wieb3ti@ter, bic 3u 900 5tiid adbs
len, aber nidt mebr Gatter oils b66s
ltens fur 30 20pfe er5eusen t6nnen.
uno bod bleibt es TO-; He nolen nidts
banon tnifen, baB bic miIbe Niebsudt
aufb6ren maB; lie iinb einmal nit bic.
fem gieb uno Oieler Sbee aufgewa6fen,
unb Der Gntel fann gar nid6t einIeben,
warum ct anbers banbeln ioG als ber
@roBbater. r@s ma6t au piel Sru.
bell1 bod ba innlitten bieler 2eute
lebt Elm Wfann. Der cine Iobensmerthe
1usnabme madt. Dieier Wann III elm
@ngl6nber, Sen. Sabi5on, Der fi@ por
ungefdbr s Sabreu bier 2anb taufte.
Sn ieinen frtibereu 2ebensoerbGIiniffen
l9eint er fi9 nidt Diel nit 2anbwirtbs
t9aft befaBt 5u ha5en, ba periu1te er
Wielss, mas ibm febli6lus, ober enblib
begann er nit ber 3u9t BON ebIem
Tieb, uab hieriu III ct erfolgrei9 ae.
peien unb gebt mil eutem BeiipieIe
unb eben 10 gutem grfoIse alIen Na@.
barn poran. ST arbeitet NIT 80 @thd
eolem Wieb unb eraeugt tGgli1 Is
pfune Butter, bieies Heiultat briugt
teln WilbbIeb;iidter nit ieinen 600 in
elmer Wode fertie, aber bod bleibt es
beim Nlten =
Sm uebrigen 1T ui1ts Bsionberes au
bert9ten. als baB seitern bas Metbo.
otfen'@ '@amps sMeeting begann unb baB
bic Wteiffen bon ibnen fir einige Gage
i'm 9immel fbmeben tperben. Wel,
g6Hnen mir ibuen bas 8ereuiisen
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-07-27

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trir6e.
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beS 9uteS ansebra1tem 8anbe, bas am 8opfe
anldlieBt, ml1b 1T fpieberum nit eiilefn
Sanmetbanbe, Spite oSer 8ran; fleiner Blu.
men iiber5oSen.
Samnet.8lun,en iperben allgenein beliebi
unb folslidb billis. Stolen baben mir bon ir.
Der gr6be unb Sdattiruns. ella. 8Innien
bor3G8lid loldbe, bic ms RDtbIitbe ihinmerr
iinS auf fdiuarsen Siten gang prn4tnoa.
Die Sdlfte Der ietisen sSaeons bnben 81 br,
liHfeit NIT elmer arDne niele haben nptme
cine i9n1ale &rentpe, bic 70 gebpeen iperoen
Tam, bab iie elmer llntertaiie, elmer M1ui9el
ober ionft Gttpas dbnliA ieber.
@raue anb leberniarbene 6asbate, fhtparse,
eelbe, blane unb beinaHe gang tpeibe Strpb,
9tite finb IN sroBer 0uantitdt hrrban6en.
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