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Los Angeles herald., 1891-03-29
He pidn,t Like the Dead March.

Among those who watched the Sher-
man funeral procession was little boy
to whom soldiers are delight, but too
young to see in the Grand Army veter-
ans anything except a lot of tiresome old
fellows whose endless lines were so long
in getting by that his mother took him
home before he had seen the glittering
uniforms for which his soul hungered.
This of course displeased the boy, and
that night he bitterly criticised the ar
range1nent of the procession. His ia
theirs attempt to explain matters availed
nothing. Other professions, he said,
were much better, for in them the SOL
diers came first and the Grand Army
last, and little boys and their mammas
didn't lose anything by going home
early.
'Icould have stood it," he said at last.
s'if those old men hadn't made their
bands play over and over tune that
sounded like You've got to see us!
You've got to see us! You've got to see
usp That made me mad!'-New York
Ti1nesl
Los Angeles herald., 1891-03-29
Marriage of Two Blind Persons.

The Rev. William G.. Herbert, pastor
of the High Street Methodist Episcopal
church, was called upon Thursday night
to unite blind couple in wedlocls. They
were Mr.. w. Tuck Levely, of Annapolis,
and Miss Mary Lee, of Baltimore county
The marriage was performed at the
brides home, and was witnessed by sew
eral relatives. Mr.. Levely, the groom,
is young and has a beardless face. He is
a piano tuner. The bride is young and
handsome. She is an accomplished per-
former on the piano and is well edu-
Gated Both were educated at the Mary
land School for the Blind, and it is said
that the courtship began while they were
in that Observation-Disclosures Sun.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-03-29
CHOICE LANDS-RARE BARGAIN.

EOR sALE-BY ORDER OF THE SUPERIOR
IL Court of Los Angeles county.
On or after the 10th day of April, 1891, I,
the undersigned, will sell at private SALE to
the highest bidder, subject to the approval of
the Court, the real property in Lns Angeles
county California, described as follows
The north half of the northwest quarter,
except the west 20 acres; the south half of the
northwest quarter, less the west 40 acres; and
the north one-third of the southwest quarter,
all in and OF section 10, township 3 south range
IL west. S. B. NJ, in all about 1T acres, all
fenced and cultivated. with an evcraowing
artesian well. Good for corn, alfalfa and nearly
all crops and fruits. Near Norwalk station.
Terms, not less than one-third cash; balance
wirhin one year; interest 10 per cent. Bids
will be received at any time for the whole or
any subdivision, at the Office of EDWIN BAX-
TER, Attorney, No. IT'S North Spring street,
Rooms and 8.
w. G. COWAN, Administrators,
OF the Estate of Daniel Walters, deceased.
q Dated March "a, 1901. 3-25-17t
Los Angeles herald., 1891-03-29
Mr.. Redpath's sympathies.

The truth is James Redpath was q
man of intense feelings and strong
sympathies, which were always ready
to go out to all whom he believed to be
wronged and oppressed. He was an
ardent abolitionist. Few men ever
labored more for the cause of the Irish
people. His regard for President Davis
was of the same sort. 1t was sympathy
for the one southern man who was dis
franchised and prescribed for political
act in which he had been engaged in
common with many thousands of his
countrymen. Mr.. Redpath in all he did
was consistent with his own ardent
nature and overpowering tenderness for
the weak and the oppressed. He never
violated its unities, no matter how
strange his conduct in some instances
may have appeared. He was true to his
own heart all the way through. New
Orleans Picayune.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-03-29

showed her head 200 feet away at the
mouth of a sewer only two and one-half
feet in diameter. She was assisted IN
emerging from the sewer. She had been
almost skinned alive. Her rough hide
was scanned and dotted with numberless
gashes from which the blood flowed.
Great bruises appeared on her sides and
abdomen, while her legs were SO strained
that she could hardly stand.
Nevertheless Mollie was very much
alive, as she betrayed by a "Yee-haw-w"
of triumph and nonchalant twirl of
her short tail. The animal had emerged
in ravine near Gilbert avenue. Her
trip through the rock bound sewer was
somewhat aided by the downward slope
of the channel and by the slight stream
of water which fabricated the masonry
of the lower side. Nevertheless, Mollie's
escape was a most surprising one, and
probably never equalled in the line of
animal adventure. - Cincinnati En-
Quirer
Los Angeles herald., 1891-03-29
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN BY THE UN-
IN dersigned as the executor of the last will
and testament of James German, deceased
that pursuant to an order of sale made by the
superior court of the county of Los Angeles
state of California, in the matter of the estate
OF said deceased, on the 9th day of January, A.
D: 1891, and mark ed as filed on the 10th day
Of March, A. d. 1891 he, the dersigne3, as
such executor, will, on or after Friday, the 27th
day of March, A. d. 1891, sell at private sale
in separate parcels, subject to confirmation by
stated, all the right, title and interest of the
said James German, deceased at the time of
bis death, and all the right, title and interest
that the said estate has by operation of law, or
otherwise, acquired, other than or in addition
to that of the said deceased at the time of his
death in and to those tu o several pieces OF par
GELS OF land situate in the county oi Los Ange
ed and described as follows, to wit:
: First-An undivided one-half interest in
those certain lots, situate in the city of Santa
Monica, and being lots "a" and "B,' in block
one hundr d and ninety of said city
Second-All of lot number seven, in block
two, OF the Rowan tract, in the city Of Los An
geles.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF SALE.
Ten per cent of the amount of bid to be paid
on acceptance OF bid, the balance of the pur
chase price to be paid on confirmation of the
sale and tender OF conveyance; all in gold coin
Bids or offers to purchase in writing, in
separnte parcels, as hereinbefore first and sec
ond described, will be received at any time
after the first publication OF this notice and
before the making of the sale; they will be re-
ceived by the undersigned at the Offices of A.
W. Hutton and J. W. Swanwick, rooms SO and
80, Temple block, Los Angeles. California; or
they may be delivered to the undersigned per
sonally. RICHARD DILLON,
Executor of the Last VIII and Testament of
James German, deceased.
Dated Los Angeles Cal, March 10, 1901.
S-11 tn3.C8
Los Angeles herald., 1891-03-29
HINTS Foxes Though an Old Man.

Brisbin Skiles lives at the Gap, Lam
caster county. He is at least seventy
Eve years of age, and is yet able to sit
well in the saddle, and when he goes fox
hunting, which is almost daily at this
ccss.,--- ~H .,~ a1U- cftuo' UttU OIIc nncsIi
and then dashes off with as light heart
as the next one and only eats again
when he returns late in the evening. lie
always makes it rule to never eat be-
tween meals. He has now twenty-seven
foxes penned up. He usually catches
from thirty to forty in season and then
let's them out in the spring. He has been
as successful this winter as in any winter
past. There are few who can ride bet
ter or have keener sense of the fun
which fox hunters experience in hunt
Or chase. West Chester (Pa) News.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-03-29
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

r Os ANGELES AND PACIFIC RAILWAY
IL company. Location of principal place of
business, Los Angeles, California
Notice is hereby given that at a meeting of
the board OF directors, held on the 27th day OF
February, 1891 an assessment of two dollars
Of the corporation, payable Immediately; to
the secretary, at his office in s. W. Luitwieler's
building, on the northeast corner of Requena
and North Angeles streets, Los Angeles city,
Cal
All stock upon which this assessment shall
remain upaid on the 3lst day of March, 1891.
stock upon which said delinquent assessment
shall not be paid on or before the Goth day of
April, 1891, shall be on that day sold Tor SO
collecting the delinquent assessment, together
with cost of advertising and expenses OF sale.
By order of the Board Of Directors
h Date. 2-2S-35t
Los Angeles herald., 1891-03-29

Workmen are just finishing what is
claimed will be the longest board fence
in the country. It surrounds J. 0. Stuy-
vesant's new deer park at Tranquility,
N. j., and will be when completed
twelve miles long. The sawmill at AL
lamuchy has been running continually
cutting out the boards. The fence is ten
feet high, and is made of hemlock an
inch and q half thick. It will cost
$50, 900.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-03-29
PITY the Blind.

A blind man who plays sacred music
upon an ACCORDION is perambulating the
streets of Windsor, His afaiction at
tracted some time ago the attention of
her majesty the queen, who while tax
ing a drive saw him in the street and
compassionately gave him gratuity.
He now bears upon his breast placard
with the rather ambiguously worded in
scription:
"Blind from inflammation. Assisted
by her majesty the queen. London Tit
Bits.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-03-29

A doctor in Paris was called to attend
popular actress whose face had been
sadly damaged by carriage accident,
He came to the conclusion that to pre-
serve her beauty it was necessary to re-
pair the lady's face with piece of hu-
man skin, and accordingly he provided
the remedy by removing a portion Of
his own,
Los Angeles herald., 1891-03-29
Adventure of a sagacious Mule.

Mollie, an old piebald mule, had a re-
markable adventure in Cincinnati. Her
owner, Charles Cole, had led her into the
stable yard. Suddenly the treacherous
earth caved in and buried the animal
under a mass of rock and dirt twenty
feet high. Cole escaped falling into the
pit An hour later the exhausted mule
Los Angeles herald., 1891-03-29
He Had Good Reason to BE Afraid.

"Your uncle" said a friend to young
fellow who has great expectations from
a rich uncle, ''told me today he was go
ing to seek a change of air."
'What? Oh, don't say it. Not that,
of all things. What would have pos
sessed him to do it?'
"Do what?'
''Look for change Of heir."-St. Jo-
seph News.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-03-29
A Fatal Mistake.

Physicians make no more fatal mistake than
when they inform patients that nervous heart
troubles come from the stomach and are of
little consequence DR.. Franklin Miles, the
noted Indiana specialist, has proven the contrary
in his new book on "Heart Disease" which
may le had free at all druggists, who
guarantee and recommend Dr. Miles I'M
equaled New Heart Cure, which has the largest
sale of any heart remedy in the world. 1t cures
nervous and organic heart disease, short breath,
or i o1 nnse fainting tIe
ing. .dropsy, etc. His Restorative Nervine cures
headache, fits, etc.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-03-29
1t appears that out of 6s.soo letter

Itappears that out of 6S,800 letters
posted by the bank Of England authori-
ties, notifying the conversion of stock, no
fewer than 2,700 were returned through
the dead letter Office, owing to change
of address, and the bank learned for the
first time that hundreds Of stockholders
were dead and their representatives un-
known
Los Angeles herald., 1891-03-29
You DON'T Saw So?
The Best Beer

Yesl bought this perfect fitting fine whit
shirt for 90c, at Mullen, Bluett & Co.'s.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-03-29

In the m arket, Anheuser ar 3udweiser Fam
lilies supplied, 1913 N. Spring st. Telephone 74S
Los Angeles herald., 1891-03-29

WHY WILL YOU cough when Hhiloh's Cure.
will give immediate relief? Price 10 cts, so
ots.jand 81. For sale BY Heinzeman, 222 n.
Hs1ns Qr Trout Sixth and broadway.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-03-29

b. c. Wright,
Sou Rdondo, adjoining Reond0
40acre
& lots street runs al around each 4oac The railroad through
most vated Seekers for homes should Prices reasonable
u Information be obtained Room Rdck block
and First streets. Perfect title certificate 31LSm
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Cages Nenisfeitsn.
Sn | a n b..


- Der @onereBmann 6oud, pel9e,
ben 2. @OngreBbiitrict bon 8enneKee
Dertrat, TT In GHDrbille, 8enn., oils 6as
Spfer elmer DerbdnguiBbollen Ser.
tpe@slnng geiforben. ST IieB fi@ in
elmer NpOtbete mad einem Gtcspte eine
Wteolcln anfertigen, tpeI1e Der Npothe=
tsr neben cine 6lal9e nit elmer Ror.en
Nrfenif /, 20funS fsllte. 6oud rabm
oiefe unb obtDObl fofort GegenmitteI
ongerenoet wurben, 70 ifarb ct bod am
Wsorgen batauf, mebr In 5oIge Der Muf.
regung = neil ct beraleibeno mar =
ais In GoIse beg Giftes.
- Der prdfibent bat einen grecuiib>
Vefebl erlahen, benz aufolae am nd@=
fen e5amfag Chem @rdberf6mhdunas
tage) ale Slnoesdmter geldlofIen blei.
ben miiHen.
- Der Waibingtoner CORRESPONDENT
bes ytew Yorfer s0eralb" perR@ert,
baB mon fl6 iebt In ben Regie:ungss
tretien febr piel NIT ber 6rGge Der grs
tuerbung elmer Tloiten Station in @elf.
inbisn beiddfiige.
: Su Bottom, MalI.. madle bic
groBe S6ubfabrit bon potter, 86ite
6 8ailD banterott. Die NerbinbIid1s
teiten Der Gisna beloufen li9 auf tiber
81, 100000.
- 9as BunOes. Oberseri@t bat bas
Srigin0lgetinbe Geieb fiir coniiitutios
nell ertldrt.
- Der st gunoesienator Warner
Wtiller bat Ii9 iiber bic @riinbung ber
.,btitten partei" bobin oasgeIproden,
baB bieielbe alIer Mabri9einli9leit nod
Jung fe.ben tuerbe, baB He aber midi
obne nabbaItisen ginFuB auf Bic nd6.
Ne JtatiOnalwabl @ampogne b!eibeu
tpiirbe.
= S1 0iqsboro. 9isu Merifo, er.
i9oB her 0oteIbeRber 6illfr, Der era
Dor eia paar Sabren bon 81 paio,
3eTas, bortbin aefommen mar, eineu
Wcnn Namens Mafon, ber nit 6ilIers
Grau ollSu intinl seiporben tuar.
- SIN Rem Oorter 6afen tuen6el
nlan tebt NIT GROCER 6irense bic neueu
SmmigratiOuss sGeiebe on, Sebes e9iff
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4Qer !Gsoif'
(Goriietnus.)
gOa 9. merasr.

{HottietuuQ,1
Sm ohnte nid,t hok IA, cine IN ouF.
mssTome MI 9eIerin ienIeits bss S,eons
hatte fmhr @nffop In her berbin6Iid,,
Hem g,eiie Forf Oa MIR hiele Mueaei15.
nmuo ober uun AZ theiI oeipDrbeil n.
70 mbd5te ID, ana, INN Shre priiif bitten.
sic erfldrten porbin, baB sic meine
0eimot5 rie Elm stueites @aterIanb Iies
ben, 0a bari i'd alfo iDobI Bel sSbuen
ouf Gpmpatbien fur al has remnen,
mas i@ nit laeiuer 6eber pertrcte.
Sic baben bic iournaIiFtiT9e 2aufs
balm I'd aufQegeben. mari SefIp elm:
uul einer pDrtbeilbofteren lDilIen.
Ga, id1 aob BEN 3uauge ber Netbdlt,
niIie nad. Das Id5eiut uidbt ginftig Be,
uriteiIt s,t iperben aber Oisleimt fin6et
ber G&riftFelIer mebr @nobe bDr 50.
rem gluaeil ais ber liiMftioe 3beiIbaber
bes 6auIes Clifford uuD Rompdnie.
s5ebenfalIs beiuunbre i@ bic 2ei@iigs
felt, nit ber ber cine fi@ In ben anbern
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Nrt, bic Beleibigung In ein compliment
all bertpanoeln, unb hber bic ld9eInbe
fube, nit ber bies Chamber ousgtfiibrt
wurbe. Gum Slid 6lfnete ii9 iebt Die
Sbtre unb 6an6on trat elm.
Dieie 9epeiden fino erpebirt, iaote
ct. Sebt btu i'd wieber au eurer 9trs
ftigung. Mir tperoen aber pobl balb
sa Slide geben. SeRp2
Die iunge Dame erbob fi9 raid. Sd
babe nod eine nptbmenbige Mnorbnung
bafiir au treffen. es iOq iosIei9 eeI9e.
ben! unb baifig, als eelte es cine
Glu9t Dor benz neuen 6nuseenoHen,
elite he babon, ni9t obne ibn nod bots
Der einen Bid bet gntrtitung 3ueetpors
fen ju baben.
Run mie sefdlt bir SsFps fraote
SanbotD, als he alIein tDaren. unb
ME tueit bif ou nit ibr2
Mie tpeit Id nit ibr bin2 Nber
Gran3, bu berlanga bod ni@t ettpa, baB
iG ibr glein In ber erlfen @tunbe einen
9eiratbsantrag mabe2
Nun einleiten fonnteit bu bic Sadie
aber bod menisitens.
Sic 1T gang bDr5aglib eingeIeitet,
berf6erie @uifab. 9Dir baben uus bes
reits iebr tebbaft geaantt.
eaubou, ber f6 neben ieinem 8ru.
ber niebergelafen bate, iab auf, ais
traue CT ieinen Obretl nid5t.
@e5anh? @as beiBt bas? Gon bos
ettpa ber Nnfang beiner Betperbung
ietns
: Warum ni6t9 gs i5liest peaialtena
bic 8Iei9gRlti9teit aus. Die babe Id
tibrigens BET MiB Clifford ni@t alt fiir@s
ten. sic 1T i'm b6Dfett @rabe einee.
nomnlen gegeu mid, unb Ieet es mir
als cine Nrt 8erratb am NaterIanbe
aug, baB i'd beinem aufe eefoIst bin.
ga, bas Mdb9en bat ben Ropf bon
&OmaniDeenl iaete Gonbom drgerIid).
Oarau 1T bic i6mdrmerii@,ientimeniale
gr5iebung i6uIb. bic bic Mutteribr ges
geben bot. glifforb par ME Az betDe.
gen, bageseu auf3utreien, trObbem er
bod geuug geiunben MenI9enbsrFanb
belae. Ct berg6tterte feline einaige God.
ter unb fanb alles i@6n unb gutan ibr.
Gu tuirif nod nit bieier ueberipaunts
heiten aa fdmpfen baben, tpenm ssefip
erit beine 6rau III.
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Gin ieeFranfer asaffaaisr

tammert fi penis barnm, Cb eS Farmt rber ni&t. GS
1T ibm sletsaltis, Of ber 8Srb sephIt ptrb, pter
ntt. Sat er aber NIT einem pber 5pet gBeinsldiern
SDa Scetter's Masenbitters fetnen inneren Meni9en
IN SrbEuns sebrad 70 pirb ibm bic Srase iener per-
i6nlidsn ei4erbeit in gang anberem GtGt er5@etnen
0tefes pcrrefiie &esuIirunsSmitteI neutraliirt ale
BITE f&dSlin @erunreinisunsen tn Dem an gprb eines
Seef9iffeS oft unpermet6I&en unb fur BITE @einnbbett
70 perberblien absetanbenen unb i&lammisen Grints
waiier, pel&e fur Masen, aeber unb Ginsepeife sIe
sefdbrIt& finb. SIR ben Geemann ben Tpu.iiten,
ben pEtOner tn ben GeIienphiten 6es @eens, lit has
Sttters als S4usmttel sesen RaIarta, beren steime
i'm Sooen pte tn Der etnseatbmeten 9nt rerbreiet nb
gau3 uni@dsbar. Mu BET setitiser cber f6rperli4er
neberanirensnns. fur abse5e9rte unb rerp6ie 9eros
men IT es Elm bbaft 5utrdsliGeS buraus uni9dbl4es
Sttmuanamitte, oas iene pprtrefflie Wrtans 5pfprt
rao anf Die Daner aelten5 maAt.
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slnberoroentider NnsDerfan bon Ynbnla6er grtfeln
81 beoeutenb berabaeiebtem preiiem.

Die Pubmadberei 1T uns elm liebsemorbenes
Sbema. 9Sie iecer dltere 9lniiebler Snn an.
tonios nit Stols anf bos Badstbum unb
@eoeiben ber Stapt 3uriidbIidt, 10 nlaAt es
uns 5reuoe auf bieieS Departement su fhauen.
yaoh Dor iieben Sabret Elm be19eibetler 9(ns
fang. bat es iid unaufbDrlidb in 8eIiebtbeit
uno nmfans aussebebnt, bis es beute pbne
s3wetfel bas grDBte, Riterlen9tete itnb in ies
Der 9eiie bollfommett auseeitettetfte 8ut.
naderoepartement bes san3en MeHens it,
Mlles @ei4ntadbole, tpeldes burd @elb su
erreiden mar, tit ansei9aift tporber. 1lebers
Raupt, tpenn man beriidfidtigt bab mir 4ues
baben, uilp bab baS Bette su 10 aubersepD6ns
lid billisen greiien berfanft tuirb, 70 1T es
feinesmegs auffdllie, bab Die Damenipelt
Gan antonios WDlfiDMS Nte6erlage ais
9auptauartier fir feine Sutina9eriaden er.
fldren.
@ans int Gesentbeil ipunSerbar mare es,
tpenn bie Sadie ii@ anbers perbielt.
0ie taemeffen M2msfer II
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iein 8oterlanb eintritt. tuie sic es thu,
ten. iuer 70 energiid be1en &e@te bers
fidt, 10 nnbnenb oubre gum BetpuBt.
iein ibrer gfli1ten aufruft. ber maI1e
au@ bet ber Gabne bIeiben, Der CT FiG
nun einmal 5ugef@Doren, unb biirfe iie
ni9t berIaffen, INN bes bIpBen gortbeils
tpillen. Sd tonnte es nibt eIouben,
bob bic 6eber, Der 70 begeiiterte @orte
entitr6mten, In 3utunft oa3u bienen
foa, 3ahlet un0 nitr 3ablen all I1reis
ben, bas her iinerf@rodene Rdmpfer
freituillig bic Daffen uieberlest unb aus
ber 8abn tritt, utl ben bequenen pIob
an &ontortii6 einsunebmen. Sd babe
baran geameifelt bis au bem Moment
Sbrer Nntunft, un5 boB i1 es i@lieB.
LID bod 9Iauben iauB bds III cine
ber biitniteu gnttduf@unsen meines
2ebensl
80 iebr SelID Ii1 au6 DOn ibrer gr.
regung fOrtreiBen lieB, 70 flbIte fie bod.
bob fie ben Manil, Der 00 Dor ibr inB,
bsleibieie, aber He fragte In bieiem Nu.
eenbIid nidt b0na@. sic fab In ibE
MIR ben Gegner, iiur ben aufgebrunge.
men 8eluerber, ben He unt ieoeil preis
fernbaIten tpollte. Mo@te ct es glei@
In Der erffen 6tunbe fabIen mie tief lie
ibH unb ieinen ggDismus bera@tete; !;
banu blieb ibm tuenisfens tein 3tDeifel
uaebr. tuie He tiber ienen 6eiratbsplon
b0d1fe. Inh He if1nr ffYipr slor Seiner Nps
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tDeIdss lanbet, tpir6 BON bret Snfpecto.
rem beiu@t, bic bon DolmetI9ern Der
ytationalitdt bes tetreffenben 59iifes
begleitet iinb unb Elm belonberes Mugen.
merf tDirb balauf seri@tet, ob Gontracts
4rbeiter on Bor5 iinb. Galt bon ies
Dem 5diife tper6en 70 uno 70 bieIe SIN.
migranten aus beri@ie6enen Gtanoen
3utiidgemieien. Da bies ben Dampfers
5eielibaften besrd9tIide Rotten berlir.
faht, mer5en fispon felbft in Der Aufs
nabme bon 3wii9euoeds pafa9ieren
b0rR6tiaer.
1usfanb.
= Der 5aateniianb iIt leiber Ia gan3
Ssutf9tanb Elm anbcuernb i9le1ter ges
blieben.
- Sn Iebter 3eit baben Fd5 an iebr
bielea Stelen bes beiltI1en Neimes
bluiige SdIdSereien 3lDif9en gibiI unb
WilitGr abBefpielt. Daour9 ipirb eiue
getpegung gef6rOert, tuelde burG Mfafs
fenpetitiunen erpirten min, boB Dill.
tdrperionen auBer Oienif obne Naffen
eIlWeIHeW UIuUens
- Die beutf6e @ei@sresieruns er.
ridtet cine grOBe Gpnamiifabrit bel
goswiS In Osiau.
= Wie bas gentralorgan ber beuts
f4en ultramontanen, Bic Derliner
sGermania1, melbet, bat fi9 bic preu>
Bifbe &egierung nun bod tpieber In
lekter Siunbe entf9loHen. ber grHens
nung bes MeibbiI6ofs Dr. 2itomsEi
aum @rsbii9of BON polen @nelen i6re
3uIiimmung 5a Deriaeen. Die poInis
fde Nation0litdt bes @anbi6oten ift Of.
fenbar entT@ei0enb geneIen.
8dbrenb elmer bei Mseb abaeboI.
tenen S9ieBsHebuns tpurbe Elm Offi3ier
f9Der Dermunbet. gs tpurbe iofort
cine itrenge llnterfu@uns oneeorbnet,
um ben S6uloigen au ermitteln.
- Die gewaliiamen Suben -9lusirei.
bunsen aus 2iem bauern fott. @enes
ral Sgnatieff. Der 6tattbaIter bon Rieu,
ldBt ieIbft folde Subeu ansireiben,
tpelde i'm 8eiibe berbriefter un0 bers
fegelter &e@te In Be3ug ouf ibre Mus
fdiligteit bafelbIf itn6. Die batrefens
ben Suben ino aber 10 eineeI@h@tert,
baB He ni@t oagesen su protefiirelt ipas
gen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-26

SIS bGubt ,ins als pb bie ,,8anbcau Erins
ming in Sfiirse aagentein populdr tuerbeu
tpiir6e.
gs beitebt ans ginenl. unter Der Rrempe
oes Suites ansebradtem 8anbs, baS am &opfe
ani@lieBt, unb 1T tpieberunt NIT eiilein
samltnetbanbe, Spite Ober &rans Heiner Blus
men iiber5osea.
Sammet- -8lunten tuerben alsentein beliebt
unb folsli9 bilIig. Stolen baben tpir bon il.
Der @r5Be ilnb Saattirans. 2iIla 8Iumeu,
pprsIgli4 jclde, bic ms R6tblibe l9immerit,
iinS auf i6warset 9dten gang pra4tpoa.
Die Sdlfte Der ietisen 6aeons baben Nebss
libfeit nit elmer arone; biele habea borne
cine idnale &renlpe, bic 10 seboset tperben
Tam, bab fie einer 1lnterta5ie, elmer Mui9el
deer iOnit @tiuas abnIid ieben.
@raue unb ieSernfarbene 6iI3bdte, fhmarsf,
selbe, bIaue ,ir,b beinabe gang ipeibe Gtrobs
9iite iinb in srOBer Quantitdt borbanbeIs.
lA fsie Eiffinffefa Nreise.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-26

-9err Reinbolb, Der G9arfridter
6es preubif@en 6taates, Der tibrisens
BET gebarf aud nod anberen beutf9en
Staten ousgelieben 3u tDerben piegt,
ber gta@folger bes @@arfri@ters
2rauis, 1T um cine grbbbung ieines
@eboltes etngetommen, ba ber engIi.
f@e 6enler bebeuteno befer falarirt iei,
OILS er, obwobl bas 6dneen Elm bel @ei
tenn argenebmeres unb reinli@eres Sc
i@aft iei als bas Q6pfen. 3but man
thm niGt feinen gBillen, bann ftreitt er
yin 6enters6sreit barfte au6 nod ct.
mas ME Ongemeienes feial
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-26

- Die @@auergsldiGte. bab Set
einem umbau In 2otbringen bic llebers
refe 5weier beutIGer Solb0ten eiu0es
nlauert aufseTun6en tporben ieien, res
bucirt iid iebt auf bic Nuffnbnng eines
@r1bes aus grauer 0oraeit.
= gu &ieia In @nGfen erri&tet bie
DeutId Mmeritaniid5e YetroleEn @e.
feufdaft ein tielises Rslerboir. bas ba.
rauf bere9net iein foll, zoo. 900 Gdfer
au boIten.