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Pilot Alfred Richards of the Mattano has re-
sumed his duties
Capt "Chap" Posey will take a steamer 10
Florida.
The Wyandotte left today for Norfolk
Agent Padgett Of the Alexandria branch of
the Washington Steamboat Company is In
Washington today.
The United States coast survey steamer En-
deavor went in the east slip at the navy yard
today.
The Ely Of Philadelphia and Hart Of Alex
andria were in collision today at Carriers dock
schooner Z. X. Hart, rom,,Petersburg, lost jib
and flying jib in a squall SATURDAY.
Miss Estelle Randall gave a yachting party
Yesterday to Occoquan aboard the LOWE In
honor of her guest, Miss Emile Reagan Of
Gordonsville, Va. In the party were Miss Hsr-
per, Miss Peters, Miss Cresen. Mrs Randall,
Messrs. Randall. Suit, Faux and Carlin.
Miss Agnes Pratt Of Stiffs and Miss Mary
Clements of Dills were passengers on the Mat
tano last trip.
Capt. Blake went down aboard the Macales-
ter today for cunning trip.
The Alaska shifted this morning from ths
west to the Washington channel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-21

American Delegate. Len London for Bru-
sells Thi- Morning.


ioSDoS, Nov. q The American delegates
% the International monetary conference which
orcu, tomo-rON in brussels. le!t Victoria sta
ton AZ n O'Clock this morning in a special
saloon carriage. Mr. Hcnry White. secretary of
III American legation. and number
81 others we're NJ the station 10 bid
them farewell Mr. Henry ". Cannon,
pre-ident OF the Chase National Bank of New
lork. who J. one OF the delegates, told the
representative Of the Associated Press that he
bal been greatly pleased BY his stay in London
He adied
Whatever views the GladstoRians nav have
regarding silver, nothing could exceed the
courtesy thev saye shown IL here. SIR Leach
and vent all over the Bank of England Sstur-
day and took luncheon wish the officials.
and on al sides the greatest interest in the
conference. aud am hopeful that il will have
good resnlt-
senator Allison said: There Is no telling how
long the conference will last. | expect IL will
be q week before We get f,isiy down to BUSH
ness An adjournment over the Christmas holi-
days u inevitable
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-21
Minor Police Court Gases.

Palmedo Jucino, for obstructing the street
with his push cart, paid IS in the Police Court
today.
Walter Henderson was accused of having
obstructed the sidewalk with merchandise. and
he paid fine OF SO.
Maj Brown paid 81 to Cabman d. Williams
because Of a Misunderstanding about q trip
made by the cabmsn for the majors wife.
That was twice the amount Of the legal fare.
David Shey the name of a defendant
against whom there was q charge Of obstructing
the sidewalk Found lying on the sidewalk"
was the specific charge, aud he forfeited IS coll
lateral
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Choked to Death With a Pill.

The three-year old child Of William Watson
OF Falsington, Pa. choked to death by a
pill Saturday. The child had been i'll for sew
eral days and Mrs. Watson decided to give il
some medicine. She took pill and put it in the
little ones mouth. at the same time reaching
for glass of water. Before she could raise the
glass to the child's lips the child began to turn
blue in the face. The pill stuck in the wind
pipe, and in less than ten minutes the child had
strangled TO death
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-21
Real Estate M afters.

Julia II. Estes has purchased Of J. H. Meri-
weather for $3.50 sub 50, square 1871, 16J< by
4.7s2 feet on 7 between 18th and 18th steets
northwest.
c. F. Keim has bought for sIo, 900 Of H. NJ
Schneider sub 46, square lss, Is by IS feet on
18th between Z and v streets northwest
Eleanor o. Emerson has bought of Charles
Gessford for sl0, 900 sub Al, square 524. H. AZ
by 1915 feet on the corner Of sth street and the
public space formed by the intersection of
Pennsylvania and South Carolina avenues south
east.
r. l.. Beach has purchased Of 8. Gate for
$4,000 lot IS and part Is, square 46s, so by t22
feet on It'll between G. and II streets southwest
I. Z. Cabell has bought for o., 225 OF 3. Pet
TIT ct al. subs so and So, square 620 ssh by 100
feet on lst between L and u streets northwest.
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Measures to cover the increased expenditures
involved by the German army bill will be SUBJ
mitted to the Prussian bundesrath. These
measures will provide for increased taxation
on beer and brandy. and viii double the present
taxation on house transactions. the whole pro-
ducing an increase o. So, OO0, 900 marks The tar
on tobacco viii not be increased.
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Mr.. CIeveIand's Estimate of the Popular
VIII.

MT. CIeveIand's Estimate of the Popular
WIN.
President-elect Cleveland was given recep-
ton by the Manhattan Club Of New York on
Saturday evening, which was attended by the
leading democrats Of the city. His address at
the banquet that followed was significant a.
showing that he was considering subjects more
important than distributing the spoils. He
said: In the present mood Of the people neither
the democratic party nor any other party can
gain and keep the support Of the majority Of
our voters by merely promising or distribut-
ing personal spoils and favors from partisan
supremacy. lCheers.l They are thinking OF
principles and policies and they win be satisfied
with nothing short of the utmost good faith In
the redemption Of the pledges to serves them
in their collective capacity by the Inauguration
OF wise policies and giving to them honest gov
eminent (Cheers.1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-21

The French Anarchist Preas BIN.
The French chamber Of deputies has passed
the anarchist press bill after several amend
ments, which were accepted by n Loubet Al
phrases were expunged which could be made
the pretext for arbitrary proceedings which
might otherwise be based on the bill The
assembly rejected the clause providing for the
seizure Of Offending papers and the arrest Of
offending writer's BY . simple administrative
decree
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-21

Representative Tom Watson VIII Contest.
The third party men in Georgia take Watson 8
overwhelming defeat very hard At mass
meeting of third party men Of the tenth district
at Thomson. McDuffe county Watson home
popular subscription fund has been started to
raise 5000 to contest the election Of Black to
Congress.
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a Christian scient,., Tests III. Faith.

GUTHRIE. OF, Nov. IA number of Chris
usn seisRtlst. have been holding meetings near
Henne--y for some time. few nights ago one
81 the leaders told those present that if they
bad faith they could 60 out and pick up q rat
us snake and the reptile conld not bite them.
The newt day a recent convert named Southers
s~w rattie.nske, and. thinking 10 test the mat
ter, picked II uP. The animal fastened lite fangs
In hts arm. but he refused 10 have medical attend
anee. snd has since died, despite the many long
prayers Of bis fellow believers in faith.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-21

Marriage licenses have been issued by the clerk
OF the court TO the following: VIM. Charles
Henry Hagerman and Mamie Krahling; O.
Haines and Sadie Cole; Thomas W. Gilmer Of
Waco, Tenn, and Mary C. Curtis; John @. Nc
Intire and Helen L. Cover, both of Baltimore,
Md. Charles G.. Boniface and Mary F. Campan,
both of New York city; James E. Donaldson
and Eva May Burroughs; Harry Lee Tansell Of
Winston. n. C., and Minnie Travis; VIM. Par
sons sd Anna A. Pacini; Patrick NJ. McKenns
anG Annie l.. Custer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-21

Baron Jacques Dereinach. a financier Of con-
siderable note, is dead. The cause of death has
been kept secret He was implicated in the
formation of the Panama canal scheme, aud to
a certain extent as a conspicuous stakeholder
II is rumored that he committed suicide for
fear Of investigation of the canal company's
business by the government.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-21

The will Of the late Henry Berger, leaving
his estate to his wife and children, WINS fled to-
day. Also the will of Sarah Jane Beckett
leaving her house, 9O5 street southwest
clothing, DC. to her cousin, Margaret z. Bell.
field, and S25 to her mother-in-law, Jane
Beckett.
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she Says she Was Not Given Chance to
Appear In the Suit for Divorce


FsRoo.S. D.. Nov. 2l.-Judge Mcconnell has
heard arguments on the motion TO set aside the
divorce granted October Is 1891. in the case Of
lorks agt. Yorke. on the ground Of fraud. be-
Caass due legal notice had not been given to
thc defendant. Mrs. Yorke. 50 that she was IN
able TO appear and defend the suit.
divorce was granted on the petition Of
the husband. who formerly paymaster Of
the United States navy. charging his wife
~ith deserfiOn and infdelity. The first thing
Grs- Norke knew about the divorce being
granted wa through telegram, llr. lorke
married about week after the divorce was
granted and Mrs Norke at once took steps to
have the divorce SET aside The judge granted
the petition o. set aside the divorce.
The woman whom Mr.. Yorke married after the
divorce. aud who Is now declared 20 he his
legal wife. il Countess de Zicbhnski, she il
wealthy. and they have been living nes- BIS
march v II.
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Record Of Deafl,s

During the twenty-four hours ending at noon
today burial permits were issued from the
health Office for the following:
white-wm. b. Crommelin, 80 years; Ella
Carroll. IS years; Geo. Z. Wassman, ~ years;
Sarah o Neil. 4S years; Bartholomew Harmon.
30 years; Jane z. Swigert. So years; VIM. L.
Farmer. GA years.
Colored-Joseph White, 50 years; Sarah
Brookings, 2 days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-21

DuLrTH. MINI. Nov. IA heavy snow
storm prevailed here yesterday. From early
morning about eight inches OF snow fell and
the prospects are for much colder weather
today This - the first Of zny cOnse-
quenee 10 fall since cold weather set in. The
storm on Lake Superior is very severe.
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Chairmanship Of the Panama Company.
The Paris Ecidir states that NJ. Ferdinand de
Lesseps will resign the craftsmanship of the
Panama Canal Company when the summons in
the action of the government against the direc-
tors OF the company is served on him. The
Eclair adds that NJ. Leon Say will succeed NJ.
de Lesseps
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-21

1T. Loris, Nov. 2l--At o'clock this morn
ing are at he car sheds Of the LindeIl Street
Railway Company destroyed the sheds, twelve
motor cars, thirteen trailers aud two vestibule
carr lot Of electrical machinery was also
destroyed. Loss ESQ 900.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-21

On the mend
the consumptive
who's not bereft
Of Judgment and
good sense. He's
taking DR.. Picrce's
Golden Medical
Discovery. II
taken in time and
given q fair trial,
1t viii effect q
cure. Consump-
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neo you be cured without the incopvepjspc,
Il sisssf5 & 1st1 * ,-bps MAR
Mr. GEO; G. ELDRIDaE, 1872 Montague st.
Br9eklyn: n X s.ys; NY wife pa, lo.t 50 pounds
Mr.. W R. MILES, - Part Row, New Yort,
writes: Ny decrssss q the end Of 20 days d %
The Pills are recon mended aud sold by the follow
ins drust1s,s who viii also send You valuable book
on OBESITY free request.
Special depot- for PILLS and PAMPHLETS:
sCHELLER STEVENS. Penn. ave. and 9th Ct
2. .. 9fLMANs PHARMACY. 81 Penn, ave.
q. =. G. SlMMs, cor. y. Y. ave. and 14fh st.
s. n wARI, Ebbitt House Drug store
Fets
wholesale: MuTH BROS. Baltimore.
ocl2-w ekm.fH
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I. B. I Is:,Ss. (, & IS Soy, ,,,.

I. b. TowSrn & SON
DEALERS IN DRY oooDN
- 1916 9TH ST. NV
double.
Large line Of Black Henrietta at special prices
Beautiful styles Of Dress Goods single and double
width.
Our 2sc- Dress Goods In stripes and plain can't b.
vide. SOC.
Black Fsille silk. extra good and vIde ei.
Cashmere at all prices for men and boys' pants.
Gents White shfrts. as 80. 15c, and Oh.
Gents Underwear from Pc. q 90
Ladies aud Chiidrena Underwear n eli pricsaL
ladies' Wool Hose. good quality, Csc.
lo4 Gnhieached sheeting, I5c.
l0-4 Blsacbed Sheeting, lie.
Lace Curtains. SOC. a pair.
Extra Larve Towels. for 2i,c.
All Red Twilled Flannel, 20 and
Ladies' skirts. I.srre Linen Napkins &c !: School
Bags, Fancy Table Govern Stsmp.d Llneas wh,as
Bed sLresds Blankets. Comforts Resdy-msAe sbeets
and Pillow Cases. nfa-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-21

Taubeneck and other third party leaders
have organized the Industrial Legion, move
TO carry the Farmers' Alliance into the third
party.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-21

ProEIA. liz, Nov. a.-Mrs. Nicholas stAub.
-ite Of q coal miner at Mllard's bank, south Of
this eitv. used Kerosene We sterJay in starting
Gre. The can Of oil exploded aud ignited, the
room caught IRE and the woman was roasted
alive.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-21

GENTS Surrs SECURED
AND PRESSED FOR 81
Coats. SOC. Pants. 25c. vests, pc Altering ana
repairing done in best manner 0oods calIet for and
delivered Telephone call 1882
4. l. HAHN, 705 9th ST. NV.
seoo and as n. kutaw BALTIMORE. Ma
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GRArEruL-ConroRrrsa.
EPPs's COCOA
BREAKFAST.

by sthoroueh knowledxs Of the ustursl law vhics
govern the Of DIGESTION and nutrition and by
elected Coeo. Mr. Epps has provided our brsaffass
tables with delicstely navorsd bsvsraws which may
cou, uss Of such articles Of diet that constitntoa
nay o ereansny built Up until strong cnoaxh to
masdsss arg acafns around " ready 70 attack whsr
fatal shan BY kesping ourselves vs forfifsd vfth
Eur e,S ss, sna propsry nourishsd fFsu~
4ade dmply With boiling vsssr or nailk sold only
u han-pound cns b. 0rocsss. lAbslsd thD:
JAMxs EPPs . CO.. uou<.,,.shss r,..u,... -.
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6iefelbe erifien an, Srt Ser

tbet 6ieielbe eri6ien am Srt Ser
Shat un6 bat ibrett damn, bon fernez
rem llnbeil absuiteben unb li6 gefarz
get gu geben, mas Stint banlt audi pbz
tie Meiteres gei6eben lieB.
Vim IL. Sanltar iinbet lit S6uz
lenburg i'm 6aufe Der Mh1tter Der 8raut
bic feierli6e Germdblung bes Serrtt 8.
s. Sobnon NIT 5rdltlein Cliff
Sprban fatt. Gem iungen paare
brttgen mir hermit i6on i'm gpral1s
1niere ber5li6iten @iini6e bar u1tb
Dofen, baB iein 2ebenspfab nit &oIen
beftreut iein unb Ser 6in1mel INN itets
laden m6qe. Sic iunge liebenstpiirz
bige unb bibl6e 8ral1t, bic bisber Ser
pof Office 1T S6ulenburg bpritaab
rnb Die @ei6dfte Der uSreie1t preKe"
bort prompt beiDrgte, nirb tl11tmebr
mad Slatotia iiber1iebelr, uoielbit Ser
gliidlide Srdutigam ieineit Wobniib
hdt.
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s. aalteper & @obn,
gsbelefale. ans gtetail .arusatten.

Sas &stail @efddft, fonie biz aes
ceptur obiger Girma finb ole bebeutenb'
ten In San VI tonio, tpopon Sober
tastdslid fid gu iiberaeugen @elegen.
beit bat. Gs berridt In Der MpDibefe
seraoesu elm phdnomena!er @erfebr;
man erbalt bier NQes frii@ - bat lit
alen Separtements, namentlih au6 In
benz Der patsatmeDi3inen = bic gr6Bte
Wuspabl, uno bic @eceptur III ben be.
fen unb semi6enbafteiien 96noen an.
pertraut. Sas Wholeiale @sihdft
nimmt BON Sabr gu Sabr einen sr6Be.
rem umfang an. beuu Npotbeter in ber
Staot unb auf benz 9anbe baben bic
@~rfabruag eema6t, baB file bier Dor.
tbeilpait fauieu uu6 auf bas promp.
teIis bebisnt werben. Sic Girina 2alt,
eyer .Itett nit cen eriien 9dufern be-,
Ser. Staatsn In @erbinhung unS i'm.
portirt piele Wrtifel brett In beoeutens
ben Quontitatsn. Mnf Mnirase tuerten
YreisIiiien psrlanot. Wir t6nnen alien
u%nieren bstrefsnhen 2sTern ratben. nit
obieer renommirteu Sirma geiadftIid
ansutatpfen.
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Sie ilIufrirte Moaatsf@rift
"THE COSMOPOLITANv

iii bic bette uub reidboltiafe alsr Thu.
trirten anerifaniIhen Monatss Msbuen,
DieIelbe sdblt bic berporrogenbfen
a~meritaaiiden 59rifiteler un6 Qaisf1
let gu ibren Mitarbeitern uab bic Ser,
ausge5er Sstfslaen berfe6en es, Dem
Namea oss 8ieites baout6 @hre au
MAIDEN, iacem he inn einen mirtIid
cosmopclitif6sn @barafter au berleiben
geDu6t baben.
lin Zen 2efern Der vGreien YreRe~
sinea 8esrif bon Der Nei6baliiaisit
ugo 8ielieiti9feit bes Cosmopolitan au
gsbeH. genust es, bic Saboltsaneabe
Der uas gerabe botljegeaeen 9saembery
Nurimsr gu r%eprobueiteG. Diefeibe
ldutet:
Sitslbiio Claiborne, Dos 1%5aaaau-
goubaret) - On gaiias aof, Dabp.
0atfe. aeiie 5fis3eu Gus a>qppten
bon @ebeI @fenfi. 0iit IL SaaHra.
tioneu. Ser IRE pfeifar. G:ae Sssobne
aus bu erften 3eit her @eFeh'usa BON
NeY Gnalaab, Don 5. 9. Gafrsp. Mit
8 Sauhgniionen. ni}sisbe aaf gthen
uub cen Wenfder eiu Nsctlg. FaGsa".
Sceialpoliiifhe Gtnbis Bonn iSenerals
Weffneifsr poDeeslp., @ias 5phter
beg Saoens. Nnnels BON A9r.. Burston
0arrifon. Mit 6 SlaHtatiDnen. ueber
ben shnelperiebr in ben WsoB}iGoten.
Stubie BON Ptof. 8, N. baupf. Wit
~ Saufrationem. Gfe B;,sfs meines
8aters. bon Wasia gniae Sherman.
Mit 9 Sanirotionen. 81 ehstmons
1%aup:qua,tisr, bon 3geo. n. Daois.
Neit 16 Slutrationeu. Mmeritanif6e
uHb ftrenoe uatsrbaltuHseM. @eIel.
ihaftIiGs Stia3en ron Wf. g. %. 5her.
tDorb. Wit 3 SauHrotioaen. glue
incildss Is 'hiate bon s. $. Gilmore.
Writ 4Sc t%iraiinEan. 3eAn Sage auf
ban Wi:iiappi uen W. 6. gaalsfDu.
Mit "A Sluasasisseu. 9ag geIeuiae
2ebeI in @ hmnHb Ddbfenb Big Sries
ges bon 8. W. a!fserb. Mit ID STU.
f%rdtionaH. Ius bSm i6nii1en Mnr.
p~hiiltatvs pcn G.. . Waro. Mit
Saufraiipntn. MoRa:s, netetFdt h5er
bic lauftnoen gfeignlHe Don Murat
6alteab. Mderls: locale i5raaen. Son
@perett DALE. Niias,f6ou.
~ Wenn Sscnsaub fem uno gu on.
aebmbarem grgiie ipeiien mill, 10 gebe
ct gum WiIIions.8arteu Dis
9errsr s.besaer & Waat, 9ef5er bic,
ies @iab.ihements. balteH baroaf. ibre
8dife tets nolfommen a~usrieoeu au isI,
len. GGe iaiionmdbieen EeIifoteHen,
anasrn, Wisb, Gii@e, GeiheeI &C. fnb
bot In Der b~eIifatefen 3uhsreiiung ale
Set 3u bGben- WabIaeiten tperben cuf
Wunf4 in bic Wohnungen her Qunhes
esIanot. Wu1 bietet BET mt Der
speiFewirtbi5aft berbunbsre Gar,
roon bic belfen @e.rdnfe, iieis frifnes
Bitr unb feine Giquhre unb Meine.
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Motis fur &on,raftoren.

8erliegelte 9lngebnte werbem in Der
Office beS GomntD : @lerfs bon 8erar
Goumtp, Shah. SO. Smith, Bis gum Is.
Sebruar 1892, Mittags IL nbr fir ben
8au bes @rbgei6ohes 6es neuen fiinfs
it6digen feuerli6eren @ranitzG ountDs
Gourtbauss 8ebaubes BON 8erar Count
tD at Ser MainzPla5a Der Stabt San
NntDnio ertgegengenommen.
Die GountD : @Ommiiiioners Court
bebdlt ii6 bas &e6t Dor, ale Mngebote
5uriid5upeiien unb beliebige @enberumz
gent barait Dorsunebmen.
9lIe @ngebote itnb bon einem be-
glaubigten Gbed i'm 8etrase bon finf>
taulenb ($5000) Dollars, aablbar an
ben @ountD> &i9ter, gu begleiten.
Gin beglaubigter Gbed inn 8etrage
BON eintauienb ($1O00) Dollars mirb
D%erlangt BON alien Berfonen, pel6e
Nngebote einrei6en, als @arantie, baB
ale Pldne, ipel6e Tie gegen Quitting
aug Ser Office ber @r9iteftet1 gertomz
men, ift1erbalb Der porgei6riebeiten
3eit 5uriidertattet werben.
B1dne uitb Speeififationen tonnei1
eingeieben merben in Ger Office Der
9lr6iteften @orbon & 2aub, 3immer
Z bis Is, Smith Building, San 9(nz
tonic, Seras.
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Wieher nal @raf 8liieber.

Ser aud bur9 feinen ldtgeren Mufz
entbalt in San Nntonip mDblbetarnte
@raf Serbinarb Sratts Gebbarbt 2ebez
redt 8lii6er BON @ablfatt-ber Name
1T ldnger als bas gauge Mdnn6en! =
bat nit feiner in Mtlwaufee gei6loie@
men Che tribe G%rfabrungen gema6t.
Inter Dem @imbruf, cine t%poblbabeltz
be iunge Dame bpr fi9 gu baben, bei>
ratBete er i'm berflohenen 6riibiabr in
Milmaufee Elm Srdulein Mlma Sob, Die
So6ter zines 8rauerei 8u6balters in
8rooflpn, mei9e in ben Seuti9z@tben
ant Mi9igan See bel Gertparbten 81
8efu9 mar.
Na6 rur breitdgiger 8efannti6aft
beiratbete er lie, aber i6pn am MDcgen
mad Der 9o6seit fiibrten linn bic Ser
uanbten ieiner iungen Srau bieielbe
mieber aus uitb bra6ten ie gu ibren
@ltern mad 8rpoflpn.
Ser alte @ref 8lii6er in Berlin, Der
in5mif6en bpt Der Mesaaianee ieines
Spbnes gebDrt bate, bate ni9ts Gill
ceres gu tbun, als inn bic Summe bon
$3.50, Die er linn monatli6 3u sablen
pflegte unb pelGe Die ausfhlieBli9e
@innabmeqreIe bes bo6geborener iuns'
gen 9errn bilbete, por5uentbalten, ST
neigerte iid auis entf6ie6enfte Grduz
lein Mlma Sob als @rdfim 8lii6er bon
Wablftatt anauerfennen.
Nls Der S6miegerpater u%nieres
8rdf6ens b6rte, tpie es nit BEN Sina1t=
aen feines 9errn s6miegerfobnes
ffaatb unb als er merfte, baB befen @rz
perbsfdbigfeit glri6 Mla mar, mari er
benielben-ber in5mii6en mad groOfz
lDn gefonlmeit mar, I'M feline 5rau gu
reflamiren unb lids in5mii6em BEL
ben S9wteger : glterm gut f6mede1
lieB = einfa6 gum Sauie binaus.
8raf Gerbiuanb Grans @ebbarbt
2ebere6t 8lii6er bon Wablttatt bat
nun bic S9eibungsflage eingeret9t
unb tpena er mieber frei 1T, mirb er
100 anberS iein Sell periu6en unb smar
-pie er superii6tli@ boft-mit beiez
rem @rFolge!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-01-04
Bur Mad,abmmaa entpfphlem.

Gin iebr p~ertbpol(es @ei6enf bot
@err Gbarles 9ummel II. unierer
beuti6zenglii6en S6ule gsma6t. @r
iibergab Dem 9ireftor, 6err1t %. Bar
bed, 8%ancrofts @erf, Gei6i6te Ser
Ser. Staateit, So 8dnbe umfai1enb.
l@s lit bies ein i60ner Qnfang CUR
8riinbung elmer 8ibliotbef fir bic
beuti6=etglii6e S6ule unb Sic lobenss
tpertbe Gambling bes Serrn Summel
lei hermit CUR Na6abmultg empfoblen.
9a mad Dem Spbe npblbabenber
beutl6er 8iirger bic S6ute itetS leer
ausging, bas beiBt ni6t bebadt uorz
BEN mar, 10 ndre es nur angebra6t,
tpettlt Die 2ebenben ibr Sntere1e fir
bic Mnitalt befunbeten, beur mas ltiibt
bic betdnbige8 erufung arfbas 9euti6z
tbum unb auf beuti6e 8efrebungen,
mettr ii6 biefelben nidt bur6 bic
Sbat p%fenbaren2
9ie beuti6zengliI6e S6ule iolte belt
ganaelt Stols bes gefamnlten Seuti6z
tbums ausma6en; tie finansiea 10 81
ftelen, baB bas S6ulgelb nominelI ullb
le babur6 gum Sammelplab Der beutz
f@en SugenO miirbe, Die bier ibre gr5ies
bung erbdlt, iplte bas allgemeine 8es
treben iein.
Germd9tni1e ober 8ei9enfe f0ntten
basu mel entli9 beitragen. 0err 9umz
mel bat nieber einmal BEN MnitoB gez
geben. Wer fDlgt nan2
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-01-04
tSleckric 8ffterS.

9ieies SeiInit!eG III f. pobIbetannt nnH 70
pobuI1r oeiprrben. bas es faum nod be %onaersr
Srmabnuna beDari. aue, be sS Itmais &c,
bran6ten, ,%iiiinlnen nit Elm III fem Bob. Cine
reinere Mebicin eiebi eS ribt. unb e8 tp;ro Gu
rantic %seleiFet, oas iie allies leiifet, mas MAI
Don ibr perfpr;9t. electric 8itter8 beils aue
oeioen Der Sober unb Der gieren, eS c%ntTerat
@eidpiirs, susldlas, SaIsIne uno anbere
Golgen rnreinen 8Iutes. IS treibt bas Wa<
laria. 8ieter aus benz Sbifem, beust bemieIben
boz unb heilt &c isIbtt i'll Den hartnddisfen
Ga0en. &c enrirt aopf16mer;en, 8lutanbrans
nod, benz Sopie. unb Misrdue. gerIu@e bas
electric 8itiers Seiluna piro sarantirt. ober
oas @sIo auridee3abIt. 9reis per GIaide 50
Gents u,,o 81 in allen apotbefcn. 8bolefafs
BEL sIbolFb Grcis, Sbo:npfon & 60.