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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-21
ms rrRRInLE sUFFEmNGs.

For long while be was unconscious
and when consciousness returned he
begged for pistol with which 70 blow out
bi' brains and end his suHerings. Staley
Immediately started with him toa point
where medical aid could be had After
MANI difBculties he reached his home TINS
morning with his suffering companion,
and leaving him there came on here for q
pbysic;an. The doctor has not yet re-
turned. but from a statement OF the inIu-
res received Norton will not live. He IS
a correspondent OF the New York Word.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-21
A sroRM IN pRlNcE epwARn.
a Visitation OF Hail. Rain. Thunder, and
IIghtnInG-Youpg Ladies' III.
Especial telegram TO the Dlspateh.l

Especial telegram to the Dlspatch.l
FAR@vILLE, Va, March 20. The murl,y
clements played throughout this section an
unusual r6e this afternoon. Beginning at
$3.50 o'clock for fifteen minutes storm OF
haii and rain descended with great force.
the rainfall being for the time the greatest
for years. At the storms height there were
freoucnt flashes Of lightning, followed by
loud peals Of thunder.
TNDIsPosED 70 UNG LADIES.
Many cases Of ipdisposition are reported
from the State Female Normal School, the
influenza being among the girls. The
physician 20 the school reports none seri-
cusiy i'll and says the symptoms usually
last only two days.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-21
Dors NEWFOUNDLATD TRopOsE 10 I1GHT
TRAScE2

Tho Standard saws: "Were the position
created by the Baird judgment tolerated
our treaties would be waste paper. and
either our men-of-war would be piratical
junks or the cntcrurising people Of New
foundland would b. left to try conclusions
with Tho French marines. We trust that
the report that the Government did not
inform the colony that such n bill was con-
templated is incorrect. and that the colo
nists will behave sens;blv in the matter.
Do thev believe that they can fight France
single-handed? ?"
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1891-04-14
There's the Dinner peii /

What q gathering and a chnttefinga s
the children answer The duner belfanSl
rush into tie dining room. CHI the
qualification a good appetite affords as
our noon days meal is set baf9re us.
But this vacant chair. what does 1T
means "Qh, that is Uncie Ghariey's
seat. Guess he don't feel like eating,
he's got dyspepsia, you know Dys-
pepsia ! horrors! Deliver us from dys-
pepsia. WHAT'S the use of being plagued
with such an ailment anyway? WHAT'S
the us~seying a stomach so irritatlti
and. sore thai even onea%bit OF food gives
it distress2 Why hotheal the soreness and
allay the irritation and strengthen its
muscular processes, by using Botan!c
Blood Balm. VIII 1t cures 1T certanly
Will. Many, many a former dyspeptic
owes his enjoyment oil fife to BIB. b..
Give it a trial. ~
$. j. Chandler, Richmond, va,
writes mo one can afford to be
wlthontB. BIB. who wishes an appetite.
l could scarcely eat a single biscuit for
breakfast, but since taking b. B. b. L
clean the whole table, so TO speak,"
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1891-04-14
Madagascar Barbarity.

LONDON, April 4.-On top of the ac
count of the recent horrible massacre by
the Hova Governor of Nosslve, MadagaS-
car. comes another story illustrating the
ferocity of those people, who are nomi-
nally under French protection. 1t ap-
pears that RanrisilofO, Governor of Ma
hanoro, had an unfortunate native tor
tured in the most horrible manne be-
cause he refused to obey him. The vic
Tim was bound to a pole, and in that
position paraded through the village
for two whole days. When freed from
the pole he was placed in a sort of a
coffin, followed from the trunk of a tree,
and covered with q plank. In the box
there was nothing but a small hole of
about three inches, for the victims eyes
ard nose. The unfortunate native was
kept screwed down in this coffin not less
than two months, and actually lived
during that time. He was fed by the
aperture, his relatatives being permitted
to give him food. AT length, upon the
payment of 100 piastres, the govern
ment allowed the man to be released.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1891-04-14

letter, Saltrheum and Cancer are all
cured by p. PIP. The effects on these
diseases are perceptible after the first
bottle of Z. L. II. was used.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1891-04-14
ONLY HOMEMADE GOODS FOR THEM
Richland's Alliance Begins an Important
Movement.

~ 1--we lie ~ 1hIoTtahI
Movomont.
COLUMBIA, S. g., April G.-The far
mers of Richland County have inaugu-
rated a very important movement,
which they hope will spread over this
and all other of the Southern States.
They have decided to use only goods
manufactured in this State, particular
ly in Columbia, and will conflne their
purchases to only those merchants who
will handle the home manufactured
articles. 1t looks like the genesis of a
big boycott against the Northern manu-
features, yet they ask them to build fac
tories here then they will buy.
a large meeting of the Richland
County Farmers Alliance was held in
Agricultural Hall Friday and nearly all
the members were present. The follow
ing resolutions were offered by Mr..
Stoeber and unanimously adopted:
Whereas, we fully recognize the i'm
portance, not only to the farmers, labor
ers and mechanics, but to the people at
large, that mechanical and industrial
pursuits be fostered and encouraged in
our midst.
Resolved, That we pledge ourselves
not only to support and sustain all new
manufacturing enterprises in this State
and county, personally as Farmers
Alliancemen, but will also endeay or to
induce others outside the Alliance to do
the same. ,
Resolved, That we pledge ourselves
to buy articles of whatever kind manu-
featured in this State and comfy and
particularly in the city of Columbia, in
preference to imported articles, and
make it also obligatory upon the mer-
chants with whom we deal to do the
same; pro yided, however, that the home
manufactC ed article is as cheap and as
good as the imported.
Resolved, That we further pledge our
selves, in case any merchant, e. C g Ut for
good and sufficient reasons, should re-
fuse or neg ectto purchase and keep for
sale any of said home manufactured ar
ticles, that we will refuse to trade with
said merchant.
Resolved, That we request the several
newspapers of the city Of Columbia to
arouse the people to this important
purpose of passing similar resolutions.
Resolved, That the secretary is re-
quested and required to furnish copies
OF these resolutions to newspapers of the
manufacturing centres of the Union for
publication.
Resolved, That we extend the right
hand of fellowship to the manufacturers
from the North, East, West and South
who will conilde in these our promises
by erecting factories in our midst.
Resolved, That the City Council of
Columbia be requested to extend such
faculties and privileges as may be in
their power to grant to said manufact-
uring establishments to be established.
The State.
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old Confeds to the Re.oue,

NASHVILLE, Tenn, April AT a
meeting of Frank Cheatham Bivouac
Confederate Veterans, yesterday after
noon, the following letter was ordered
sent to the Secretary of War:
ASSOCIATION OF CONFEDERATE)
SOLDIERS, TENNESSEE DIVISION,
NASHVILLE, Tenn, April 81
Hon. j. II. Proctor, Secretary of War,
Washington:
DEAR SIR-In case of any serious
complications with Italy. Frank Cheat.
ham Biyouac, Confederate Soldiers, of
Tennessee Division, $50 strong, hereby
tender Its services TO the United States.
BY order of the Bivouac.
j. w. MoMURRAY, President.
The letter was written on a Biyouac
'leteerhead, with the flag of the Confed-
eracy displayed across the top.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1891-04-14
PInnos nnh orrnna

N. w. TRUMP, 1874 Main Street, Co
lnmbia, s. o. sells Pianos and Organs,
missions. The celebrated Chickerina
Piano. Mathushek Piano, celebrated
for its clearness Of tone, lightness OF
touch and lasting qualities. Mason s.
Hamlin Upright Piano. Sterling Up
right Pianos, from 1926 up. Mason &
Hamlin Organs surpassed by none. Ster.
ling Organs, $50 up. Every Instrument
guaranteed for six years. Fifteen DAYS
Trial, expenses both ways, If not salts,
factory. Sold on Instalments.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1891-04-14
Another Cure for Rheumattsm.

LANE XIX fla.
II. z. u. MR,g Co., SaUanndh, Ga.
GENTLEMEN had Rheumatism for
over six years, and last May was taken
down and confined to my bed. My legs
and feet were badly swollen and the
color of a red apple, and was in a
fearful condition. | heard Of Il. L. p.
Prickly Ash Poke Root and Potas-
sium), and after seeing what theipgre-
dients were-dS the formula IS on the
6ottle-I concluded to try it, and after
taking three small bottles was able to
go down town and attend Co my bust
ness, and L must say that L feel like
another man. Am now taking the
large size, and to-day / believe that l
will soon be as likely as any man OF
sixty-one years of age a expect to be.
"A. g. LANG.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1891-04-14
HAMBURG REDEEMED.
Governor Ben TilIman Closes - Its Am
phltheatre.

phitheatre.
AUGUSTA, April 3.-The Chronicles
protest has not been in vain. Hamburg
has been redeemed. :
The sporting town of the two states
will now have to retire on it's
record and live it down. No more cat
and dog fights, chicken fights or n
other kind of fights will be allowed to
make night or day hideous. This is what
Governor Ti.lman says, and so it must
be. This town Of ancient business i'm
portance, but which has sprung lately
into national notoriety because of the
cruel animal and chicken fights that have
taken place within its limits, will now
resume its vented quiet, so far as Wild
cat and bulldog fights are concerned.
a big cooking main between North
and South Carolina commenced yester-
day in Hamburg and occupied a greater
part OF tho day, a good crowd being in
attendance. Six fights of the main were
fought. These fights were witnessed
with considerable interest, as a good
deal OF money was up on the issue.
They resulted 3 to 3, and neither states
cocks could crow Over the victory. "Af-
ter these imam" fights four spirited
hack tights took place, which, in their
turn, resulted 2 to-, leaving homes still
easy.
just before the fights were concluded
a piece ofintelligence was received which
caused something of a sensation. The
news which somewhat startled the crowd
was that an official order had been re-
celved by the local authorities OF the
town from Governor Tillman, calling on
them to stop all such fighting and to ar
rest those who participatedin such snort.
This was news, indeed, and of the
worst convincing sort. 1t was moving
intelligence, with the accent on the
move. The main, which was to be con-
tlnued for three days, it was quite evil
dent, could not go on. Fortunately for
the participants. however, they could.
And they went. They probably had
some uncomplimentary things to say of
Governor Tillman. Possibly The Chron-
lcle, whose stand in this matter has
brought the question to Governor Till
mans attention, came in for q share of
the compliments that were passed. But
the procession mo.ed on, just the same.
The light of day will not be heralded
in Hamburg this morning by the clarion
notes OF the chanticleer from the oh
North State. The tar heel has busted,
closed up his coops and quietly gone
away. No longer is the message from
the Governor of South Carolina to the
Governor of North Carolina to be one
Oh historic conviyiali.y. Nowitis, keep
your game cocks on your on dung hill,
anc done send them into my domain to
enter the prize ring.
a new battlefield will have to be Sc
lected If the fights are to 90 on to a fin
ish. The authorities are now armed
with the law and if any more fighting is
carried on, they are compelled to see
that it is stopped. This is pretty hard
on the sports, but it Is the cdict of the
farmer governor. 1t is understood that
q new place IS to be selected and that
the fights will be continued elsewhere in
C~arolina-at some point out of the reach
Of hronicle reporters .--Augusta Chron-
icle.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1891-04-14
Italians 10 Deatroy PIttsburg,

NEwcAsTLE, Pa, April 3.--A natur-
allied Italian named Gabbarrio, who
owns property at Wampum and is held
in good repnte, has made public a story
of his having been approached by some
of his countrymeD with q proposition to
join 10000 Italians in a plot to capture
and destroy Pittsburg. Gabbafrio says
every Italian IN Aiieghaney and Beaver
Counties nas beensimilarly approached
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1891-04-14
padaett Paws the FPejght

HAGREAr OEFER TfAT MAY NOT AoAIH.
NE RkPEATED, so DO NOT psIAy,
aSTRlRB WBiLS TnRl goS HHoT."
o. Wltte FOR Catalogues now and say what.
Epaper you saw this advertisement In.
Rsmemoer thatsI sell everything that
5gooS TO furnishing a home-mauufactur-
hing some things and buying Others In the
4largest possible lots, which enables me TO
wipe out NIL competition, |
gHERE ARE A FEW OF MY START
LING BARGAINS
a No. z Flat top Cooking Steve. full.
Sslze, 15xfT inch oven. fitted with 81 pieces
Eof ware, delivered at yotir own depot,
gall freight charges paid by me, for
sonly Twelve Dollars.
Again, i will sell you a D hole CooKin
Range 13N15i inch oven, lax26inch top, fit
tied with 2l pieces of ware, for THIR-
sTEEN DOLLARS, and pay the freight to
gyour depot. I
SDO NOT PAY TWO PRICES FOR
h YOUR GOODS.
r l will send you 3 nice plush Parlor suit,
Bwalnut frame, either in combination or
ebanded, the most stylish coiofs for 3D. 80,
Sto your lallroad station. freight paid, (
Il i will also sell you q nice BedrOmos nit
consisting of Bureau with glass, / high;
gtable, 4 cane seat chaifs, 1 cane seat and
sDack ecker al!for 1850, and pay freight
Ato your depot. +
j Orr will send you an elegant Bedroom
Esuit with large glass, full marble top, for
1880, II pay freight.
mice window shade on spring roller : 40
Elegant large walnut 8 day clock, 400
SWainut lounge, 7.OOI
4 Lace curtains per window, 100!
= icannot describe everything in a small
advertisement, but have an immense storeS
containing 22,600 feet of floor room, WITH
ware houses and factory buildingsi in othere
5parts of Augusta, making in ali tho lar!
! gest business of this kind under one man,
sagement in the Southern States. Theses
tStoresand warehouses are crowded withs
Sthe choicest productions Of the best facto-s
Tries. My catalogue containing Illustrations
Sof goods will be mailed If you will kindlyE
esay where you saw this advertisement. III
pay freight, Address, <
n L. T. PADGETT, \
sProprletor Padgett's Furniture, StoveE
1 and Carpet Store, b
Sl110-1112 Broad Street, AUGUSTA. GAL
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To Hang O,MniIex.

New ORLEANS, April 1.-The vigi-
lance committee last evening held a
meeting and considered what disposition
should be made of O'Malley, who ap-
peared in the. criminal court yesterday
morning to answer the indictments
found against him, and was released on
$1,000 bail. There was q strong senti-
ment in favor of hanging him from the
CLAY statue at once, but it was finally
agreed that he should be permitted to
stand trial, and if not CONVICTED, to be
srmmarily dealt. with. AS the indict-
lnents so far are framed ON such fimsy
evidence, an acquittal is pretty sure, il
an impartial jury is found.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1891-04-14

Erysipelas--I, L.. irwin, OF Thomas.
vile, Ga, says he was afflicted with
yilry6ipelas for ten years and was only
cured when T.. P.P. was used.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1891-04-14

Randall Pope, the retired druggist of
Madison, Fla, says Il. T.. p. Is the best
alternative in the market, and he has
handled and sold all the sarsaparillas
and blood medicines that were adyer-
tised.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1891-04-14

a complete Bedroom Suit for $16.5Dl
freight paid to your depot. Send for
Catalogue. Address T.. +. Padgetts
Augusta, Ga.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-10-06
Rath fssr Mattesy

8ur h5er 5OSabren idon tuurbe W2fs.
WinsloD's Soothing Sprup BON Mils
lioneu BON Mitterr beim 3abnen ber
Rinber a~ngelrenbet. Wtrt Gu i'm
S@lafe bur@ bas Snreien zines Rinbes
geifGrt, bas i'm 3ahueu tf unb por
Shneraen toetnt9 Wenn 70, IaTe fofort
etue 6latde pon sMrs. Winslo,p's Sop.
thing Gprgp" bclen. Gsin Bertb III uas
beSablbar. Sc miro benz fleineu 2elbem.
ben iOfOrt 2inoetung berihafen. Ser.
laBt Sud barauf, Miitter, es TT fein
3weifel oariber. gs beilt Dpienterp
unb Siarrbue, regu!irt ben Maeen unb
bic 0ieren, beieitist Miro Rrlit. ers
usi9t ben @auren, uerbinbert gntalas
ouns unb fdrft bas gauae 5pftem.
vMtrs. @inslotps Soothing SprupS
ftir 3obnenbe Rinber lift angenebm In
@ei6mad unb bas &e3ept ffammt BON
einem Der beiten meibltden Nerate In
ben Ser. Staten. gs 1T bel allen
Oruggiffen In Der gan3en Welt 3u bas
ben. Breis Is gts. per Glaide.
Gauft ni9ts anheres aIs Mrs. Wiass
Inns 6oothing 5prub
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-10-06
3 8.

9ie @ouniD. NusHeauns in SAB
lor finbet bonn ID. big 16 SttDber TAFT.
Nm 5. famen l .527 Balen Baum
noble In bic 5iabt, bic gr6Bie 3ufubr,
bic iemals gu ber3ei9uen mar.
= Nm Z. Otiober beginner bic 9es
genma6er bes Observation-Disclosures
ibre Experiments BET San Diego, 9u.
bal @ounip.
= Gtnf Meilen bon Corpus Gbrifti
entgleiite bic @baif Gar bes mad San
gntonio aebsnben 3uees, neI6e Die
anbersn Maggons mad It'd 3og. Die
8ofomotibe biieb aaf benz @eleife. Die
BoRGgiere famen nit unbebeuteuben
Quetffuasen babon.
- Der mebi3inif9e 3peig Der
5taats. uniberRtdt 1T in @alpefton am
Montas formea er6faet tuorben.
- Wie aus 8elpiae bonn 3. Otto.
Der 9emelbet tDirb. lit Senate
MdBe re1t bebentli6 ertrantt, 10
oaB man on feinem Muftommen ameifelt.
= Gin 5. Ottober 1T in Der prffof-
flee su Sbiner elm 3eibanpeiiungs.
Department etabIirt porben. cine
Neuerung, bic bur6 bas f1 ffets Der
mebrenbe @ei6dft bes emporblhbenben
StdbtGeus geboter erf6eiui.-B,s gum
5. Offober fnb bort $500 Baleu
Saummoae gegtnt tpOr6eH.
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3eit auf suei Sabre au be-
6r6nten. Mer md Dor Sabress
friFt bic 9erabTeBung Der Sienit5elt be'
%firDortete. muBte es fth g%efalen lansn,
aIs 2anoesberrdtber be3ei9net au per=
ben. Sebt III Der Scatter felbft elm eff
riaer 8eftrmntter bieisr MoBteael, bon
peI9er er iid cine tneientliae 8erfdrs
fung Der beutI9en Streittrdfte BET
gleid3eitigsr 8erminbeIuug Der Saf
unb bes 9rudes fhr ben giu3elnen Der.
ipti6t. Wie gepDbnlid, 10 Rnb aud
in biefem Sale bic n@a@perfdnbigen"
iebr getheiIter Meinung.
Sos SauptzgreigniB bet Der 1ofei1er
@o9e-wenn aud ni6t bag tpt6ttgite,
10 bod 3as intereRantefte-if iebenfals
bet @eIbfmorb 8oulangers AM Grabe
feiner @eliebten. Wie Elm Sbeaterbelb
bat ct gelebt, pie ein folder 1T er au6
geitorben. SragiiG i'm eigentlihen
s1nne bes Wortes Idst iid bieies Wbtres
ten BON Der 8iibne eigentli6 niGt nen'
men. Ct Iebte tpie Elm aGter Barrier I'll.
pbonie" BON Den MitteIu feiner @eliebs
ten unb als bieie farb unb bic Mittel
ber1eeten, esidOB ct fi6. um Der Notb
nnb her ollaemeinen 8erssfenbeit gu
entgeten. Mas III baran tragii6 ? ST
1T iebt omar crit pbpfif@ aeforbcn, po-
Iitif1 unb mogaliih tDOt NOR ct aber
i9on LANCE aIbor. 8e5ei6ueab 1T unb
5leibt es aber bpd, baB fold elm Manu
fe.rals cine bera.tise Stole fpielen tonns
tie. Seine 4%opula-itdt in 5raat>ei3
NOR cine 3sit lang berart, ba5 es etgents
LID nur elm .s3ufal a, .pefeu 1T, bab ct
d | aIs Dictator CT ber spiBe ber
&epubIit seIauste unb baB banu Elm
europdiIAsr &ties bic nd9ite 5olge &c,
tueien pdre. DEM MIR bur6 einen
ioI6en bdtte er f6-wenn aud uur fur
turae 3eit-am Guber erbaIten fDnner.
Nu@ Elm Nttentat ouf ein setrbntes
6aupt bat es nal mieoer gegeben, unb
apar auf 10 3iemIi9 oas barmloiete Der
geir6ntea 6dupter, oas man f9 benton
tonn, ouf ben 2aifer Grau3 Spiepb BON
0efterrei6. @lidlidermtiie f6lug
boKelbe febI. @ir iasen: slidliGer
Metie. uno stpar ni6t etna aug befons
berer @pmpathie fur bic Monarden
ober bic Monar6ie, fonbern neil oerars
tise Gdr tenmorbe, ober 8eriu9e baau.
unter allen llmHdnben bumm, amedlos
unb Der freien, gntmidlung fddoli6
fnb. Was tptirbe benu beiipiels peiie
oaburd erreiht snorben Iein, menu man
ben @iienbabu5us, Der ben Safer
6ran3 Soiepb MT i9 ftbrte, In bic
2uft eeiprenet unb feline Snfafen ges
t6btet bdtte2 Sod abfolut gar Ni@ts,
on STEELE bes alien &aiiers mdre ein
ihngerer-ob er nun 2arl 2ubwig ober
6rans 6erbimano gebieBen bdtte, blsibt
fd am gnOe sleid-setreteu unb Nlts
pdre 5eim Mlten geblieben. 6ofents
LID miro r,at Der b6bmilhen Nttentd.
ter babhait unb bdnat fe. N'@t iowohl
wegen ibres berinhten 8erbrehens
fenbern ert redt tpegen ibrer 9umms
belt. benn Dummbeit 1T unter nmifdn
ben aud elm 8erbre9en. bas bic 5pbes.
ffrafe berbientl
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@ifttae aiiuite ,anS ibr @eaenmtttel.

Ote Morsen= unb NbenbnebeI, peI1e In malaria.
buraieuften @esenben bic Itmpipbdre %erfiuen, t6nz
men ntdt ~unSeifraft eingeatbmet perpen. G8 bebari
einer S9uspebr, um bte sefdbrltaen Miasmen, nit
benen ie seidwdnsert itnb, barmlrs gu n1aten. DaS
iiderite unb sutrdsltaite @esenm:ttel tit 9pftstter's
g s;nasaisasts c,,s vs. t m ei Ssa @s'fs sasS sisea e Ssjrt ssse. !,
ppuftdnpis p~aralpfrt. Gs Stebt fetn Nrdparat, baS
lid Bet seuten, pelGs siiftssigwdnserte aaft e%tnatbmen
eber mtasmenerfiute8 @afer trtnfen mhien, 10
betIfdin unb nutbringeub e%rpieien, ala bd8 Bitters.
Gs aaetn neutraltfrt bic FONT uniptperitebltden Mn=
srife beS tn Der anft %lauernben TetnheS pcafdnbts.
Wniieeler I'M neucultupirtent Ganb, Mrbeiter an
grpBen Ganalfpitemen (namealt9 auf fer 9anbense
BON ganama), pefftide Gtpntere unb Gmigranten, :
tnrS aae, pel4e ralaribien Gtnfliien in Der euft
pber rem Wafer ~auSseiest ino, finben IN tbm Elm
fesenbrinecnfe5 @eSenmtttel, etne 5upsrliIiise Sc
iunbbeitSDebr. Stbrunsen beS MaSens, Ser seber
nnb Gtnsemeibey bic @rippe, 9fbenmattSmns unp
Rterenleihen perbeu ourb bas SitterS furirt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-10-06
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