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MILLS, THE EVANGELIST.
A Neglected Law-Joe Dieves Resigns
Republican Primaries.

A Neglected Law-Joe Dieves Resigns.
Republican Primaries.
Last evening large meeting of ministers
and lay members of the various churches in
Oakland was held at the parlors Of the
Young Mems Christian Association build
ing TO make the preliminary arrangements
for the holding of four weeks series of
meetings by the evangelist, b. Fay Mills,
some time during July or August. Rev.
II. H. Rice of Oakland was selected chair
man, and Rev. James Curry of Temescal
secretary. A nominating committee oil
seven consisting of representatives OF all
the denominations present was appointed.
and retired To nominate an executive COM
mittee of twelve members and permanent
president and secretary of the general COM
mittee, who should be the officers eX-offic o
of the executive committee. The nomi-
mating committee presented their report
through Rev. III. b. neacock, chairman,
nominating the following: President Rev.
Il. F. Coyle. ID. d., Presbyterian; secretary,
Il. W. Snow. Congregational. Members OF
committee-Rev L. S. Chapman, ID. D.,
Presbyterian, Rev. L. r. Ollie. DID,, c. w.
kinsey, Methodist; Rev. j. X. Mclean.
DID,. Congregational; Rev. c. III. Hobart,
o. NJ. Vesper Baptist; Rev. A. c. Bane,
South Methodist; Rev. Philip Graft, Evan
geIcal English Lutheran; Rev. Roger NJ.
Peters, Protestant Episcopal; Rev. /. Nj.
Burgan, African Methodist Episcopal; /. 5.
Watson; Y. NJ. c. A.
The general committee adjourned to meet
on the evening of the 23d inst, to hear the
report of the nominating committee and of
the six committees on finance, advertising,
canvassing, music, ushers aud devotional
exercises
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Oakland. He made some Inquiries with
reference to the 100000 voted for school
bonds on the "a inst, and said his firm
would bid for them. He could not say at
present whether they would take them at
par
Mrs. Clara /. Smith yesterday sued for
divorce from Jesse =. Smith. In the Santa
Clara Superior Court James Hobson has
sued for a divorce from Annie Hobson on
the ground of extreme cruelty. Mrs. Hob
son has been served in Oakland
X. a. Hughes. the new Commissioner of
Public Works, filed his bond yesterday in
the sum of $4,000.
The Liberty bakery on Washington street
has been boycotted. Last night Victor
Gormony. and p. Thrymaier were arrested
for distributing boycott circulars In front OF
the place.
A prize-fght at Dicve's booked for last
night did not come off. 1t Is evident tha
the sports were scared off In view of the
recent exposure OF the place and the fact
that the Grand Jury was in session.
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JUGGLERY In THE KITCHEN
Some OF the Tricks PractIced I'm the Sale
of AduIterated Baking Powders

Some OF the Tricks Practiced in the Sale
of Aduiteratsd Baking Powders.
Chronicle. San Francisco
Is there not some city ordinance that will
protect housekeepers from the peril atetic
female with the baking powder tests2 No.
body wishes to turn woman from the
door, but really the frequency with which
this one, or her sister, is sent around BY the
baking powder concern that employs her
makes her, even IL the cleyerest of her sex.
a bit tlresome
Then the tests" she makes are so nm
scientific. not to say fraudulent, that they are
likewise becoming bore. Here, for in
stance. is one OF them: A sample of the
baking powder found in the kitchen Wis.,
tied, and which 1t is intended to defame. IS
placed in glass, mixed with a little water.
and stirred. Being pure powder it 70
up IKE champagne. although the bubbles
OF carbonic acid gas will continue to rise
for long time. The tester then takes a
sample OF the powder which she is irving 10
Introduce and treats 1t In the same manner.
The result is glassful of yeast-like foam
his action, she Claims, is evidence of the
superiority and greater strength OF her
powder. whereas it is caused solely by the
-four with which the powder is largely adult
terated, and 1t is indisputable evidence of
such adulteration. To prove this add lit
tie flour to the other powder, mix thor
o"bhiyB "uu tnu ana the
same result will be produced to degree de-
| pendent upon the quantity of -four used.
Another test consists In placing the can
| on o hot stove or over lamp or gas Jet, or
In boiling The baking powder with water
Ii the baking powder Is good for anything
| the heat will Of course expel the gas, which
| Is apparent to the sense of smell. The
| claim is then made that this gas indicates
something detrimental, although, as mat
ter of fact, a baking powder that would give
| off no gas when subjected to heat would be
without leavening power and valueiess.
| The object Of these people is Of course "a
deceive the consumers rs TO the qualities OF
their baking powder and the baking powder
used in the kitchen visited.
The attempt to injure honest goods and
make market for an adultera,ed article by
such methods IL dishonest and despca Bile
But 70 try to palm of upon any woman
su b silly tricks for scientific test 10 an In.
| suit to her intelligence,
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MANAGER LOCKE.
What He Says of the fairs OF the Juch
Cor

w nv ho Gays Ol INC hnaITb Oh the OuCn
Company.
Manager Charles E. Locke arrived from
the south last evening, looking hearty and
jolly and feeling buoyant His company
played at Fresno last night. When Ques-
toned about the trouble" In Los Angeles
he simply smiled and replied:
They are only newspaper troubles: a
grain of truth with pound of exaggeration.
What was said about Miss Juch In tele-
gram in one of your morning Contemporaries
handed me just now is a lie from beginning
to end
Mr.. Locke leaves for Sacramento to-day.
where his company Will play an engage
ment. and afteTward for the Northwest
playing at Seattle, Tacoma, Astoria and
Portland. He will return to San Francisco
ON the 18th and open May at the Grand
Opera house for season Of two weeks
producing several Wasuerian and othei
operas in first-class style.
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in height, These will transform what has
hitherto been somewhat an eyesore-the ter
minus OF the narrow-gauge local with its
cheap surroundings.
Other works of a semi-public nature are
the near completion OF handsome fam
lily hotel. intended TO be equal to any on the
coast, while the Oakland Gas and Electric
Light Company contemplate soon the cree
tion for the uses of the company hand
some building on the corner Of Clay aud
Fourteenth streets.
The views presented give an accurate idea
of the two main business streets-Broad-
way and Washington, the latter showing
the CITY Hall at its head.
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LODI DISTRICT.

The property present to the public In opsn
AUCTION COMPETITION Is no doubt as rich and fer
tile as any In this State 1t is free from the danger
or an overflow (Which generally such rich land is
subject to-, and consists or rich. dark sandy loan
or great depth. The land is as level Is = floor
From this fact large numJer of practical and
successful frustgrowers claim that irrigation for
orchards is not necessary. This locality is GER
tainly superior TO any in this State for all rich and
juicy fruits, such as In demand for choice "a
1t is the acknowledged home OF the Peach Pruue.
Pear. apricot Almond Cherry, Fig and oIive. Tbs
Flame ToSay Grape shows here the most perfecr
growth and color that can be produced In any Ioca-
ton In the world The orange lemon and Lime
show = record OF growth and perfection of favor
second to no location in the State. whist tbs
Watermelon and Cantelope claim this location a.
the only one where perfection Is realized.
The greatest Fruit Farm In the world belonging
70 7. r. Armstrong, comprising lol5 acres under 3
high state OF cultivation shows what can be done
In this district His income from this property
within three years viii rival that of many OF the
Princes OF Europe. Another splendid Fruit Farm
In the near locality Is that OF Senator L. Lang
ford who owns perfect beau ideal OF an orchard.
From the experience of all fruit-growers In this
district after the third the income reaches the
point where IL shows rapidly that snug fortunes
are within the reach OF all who handle from 40
acres upward and handsome maintenance for a
family 10 o 90 acres
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Alan eda.

Real Estate Agent T. ID. Poole was con-
vieted yesterday Of doing business without
license.
Work has been commenced on the Park
street sewer under the supervision of A.
Kynoch.
Miss Bertha Miller had her hand crushed
yesterday while manipulating the bronze
machine In a lithographing house.
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street; you will hope you'l be the winner when
taking a peep at her window this week THIRD
PRIZE, the winner TO select and have fitted to her
hand SIX pairs of Msggoni Francesca Gloves. In a
handsome plush box: be seen this week In the
window of sonnenoerg d Co., Sole Agents 906
Market street.
Remember, You do not have to spend any
monev TO comp etc for them. All advertisements
must be in by the 18th day OF April the advertise
ments ana names OF the lucky ones viii be pub
uShed April II.
MRS HARRIsON'S FACE BLEACH for remov-
ing Tan, Frecklet, Sun5urns, Biackheads, Moth
Patches SallowneSs and all Skin BlemIshes. Price
81 0O.
LOLA MONTEZ CREME-This wonderful Creme
is SKIN cerate; contains only such proportions as
are beneficial In efectualy obllterating all rough
ness and overcoming the dryness OF the skin. For
cleaning the skin, protecting IL from and winds
and keeping II soft. smooth and veVety Price 75c.
aSLadies calling at my parlor, this week only.
will get sample OF my LOLA MONTH"; CREME
and FACE POWDER FREE and il will not be
given away again for At lie asst year. Ladies out
OF town can use my remedies at home with perfect
success. Send &C In stamps and I'll send you my
Instructive Book Oh the Complexion FREE W tn
price list or l0c in stamps 60 get sample OF my
new Cream and Face Powder FREE
MRS. NETTIE HARRISON,
AMERICAS BEAUTY DOCTOE)
&c GEARY STREET, SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
ES- Ladies can be treated at a distance
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Earned runs-San Frsnciscos q Two-bsse hits
d. Sweeney, McNey. Sacrifice hitS-Hanley. Fan
ming z. ID. Sweeney 2 p Sweeney. FIRST base
errors-Ssn Franclscos 2 san Joses 4. First base
on called balls-San FrancscOs 3, san JoSeS g Left
on bsses-San Franchises 10. san JOses 4. Struck
out-by Tanning g. Hit by pItchcr-Coughlin.
Double play-Eyerett to Dooley TO Clark. Passed
bsli-Clark. Wild pitch-Harper Umpire-McDsr-
mott Oriclal sCorer-Stspleton.
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1000 ACRES 1000
In Choice Small Fruit Farms
acre TRACTS & UPWARD +!

TERMs-ony Il cash. balance IN /. and 3
years; interest deferred payments per cent per
annum, payable quarterly.
Many persons being DESTROYS to plant and handle
their own lands, the L. q. Co. proposes TO meet
that demand by this auction Offering.
The LODI ORCHARD COMPANY win arrange
with buyers at auction, il desired. to plant their
purchase with any trees fruit desired, assume
care OF same etc, giving purchasers opportunity
to in few years have complete orchard without
feeling the expense of same
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Gnme at EmarYNiIla.

The J. A. Folger & Co. and Piedmont
Parlor, n. S. g. W.. will play on the Emery
Vile diamond this afternoon, ut o'clock,
for the benefit Of mankind, as no gate will
he oh arCpl
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AT los ANGELES. APRIL g. 1892.

Los Angeles............3 i o 2 l. I
Oakands.. ......-.....l ! o o o A.
Earned runs-Ios Angeles 4. Two-base hits-Glen-
alvin, HRsssmer and Wilson. Three base hit-Tred-
way. Home run-SisfoTd Sacrifice hits-Tredway,
McCsuley a, o'Brien. First base errors-Los
Angeles o, Oaklanus B. First base on called balls
BY O'Neil 3, by stafford 8. Hit by pitcher-smith
McCauey. Struck out-By o'Neil 2. by Stafford e.
Left on bases-Los Angeles =, Osklauds 9. Double
play-Starord u Glenalyin TO McCauley Lohman
TO Carroll Passed bail-Wiison l. Time Of game
] hour and As minutes. Umpire-James Me Donald
Scorer. VIII LYONS
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LOVELETTERS
DON'T PAY LIKE
Writing Advertisements.
THIS OFFER
TO LADIES ONLY!
From Any Part Of the United States
T HAVE TIRE E

7 AVE TIRE E
L PRIZES 10 give for
the best aud shortest
whit en- advertise
ments on my wonder
fui LOLA MONTEZ
CREAM and FACE
BLEACH. To tn e
} a dy winning THE
FIRsT PRIZE a life
size oil painting of
herself or any mem
Der OF her family.
SECOND PRIZE the
winner can select IN e
best Partisan import
ed hat at the Ladies
Halter, Mrs. Adcock.
importer OF Partisan
- ILL., a II - -.
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OAKLAND LOSES AGAIN.
Glenslvin's Giants Defeat the Colonies
by Hard Hitting.

Los ANGELES. April 9-The Colonies
were again defeated by the Giants to-day.
The score was decidedly one-sided until the
last half of the ninth inning when the Oak
lands came up with rush and made four
runs. The game was good one through
out. One of the principal features was the
heavy hitting. The following is the official
score:
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FREIGHT FACILITIES.

To Lodi, 5 miles, here freight facilities to all
parts OF the State and United States are accessible
To the Sargent steamboat landing, Sycamore
Slough, two miles, where the steamers leave every
day for and arrive FROM San Francisco: also about
two miles to Woodbridge. on the Narrow gauge
Railroad.
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Stanyan, Sullivan, Willard and Lolita
SITS. & Belmont & Woodland AYES,

These choice residence lots are elevated from 325
that grand marine view that makes Eastern people
grow Wild IN admiration on behodng. Streets sew.
cred.
Upon these beautiful residence lots the blush of
morning sends Its scintillating rays and the rising
sun. as he lifts himself above the Contra Costa
hi lis, rests his first glow of admiration, He con-
stantly exposes his broad countenance OF warmth
and life In his ascent TO the zenith and conrfnueth
the same on his western course way down TO tina
horizon, where, before he partakes of his abiuton
In the placid Pacific he throws his parting Kiss to
this beautiful spot The golden beams of twilight
bid them their last farewell, and the shades of
The grand marine view OF the beautiful Pacific
(and the sentinels, 1.-The FaralIones" guarding our
harbOr) with its animated life of steamers deem
sea ships and vessels OF many varied descriptions.
and the prominent North Headiand OF our uu-
equaled harbor pay humble homage to this exquisite
location The Golden Gate Park lies nesting at
their feet and is unfOIded in all Its beauty to the
gaze OF the owners or this property. few min
utes' walk from the same places US upon these
beautiful grounds. The strains of music delivered
by the band on the musical are as distinctly
heard on these lots as though one were located In
the arena ITSELF
This is a golden opportunity Examine these su.
peIior Residence Lots; attend the sale aud pur.
chase as many as YOU can. This Is a chance shot
and presents Itself but once curing lifetime,
Three cabie-roads, the Haight Omnibus and Page
streets, and two electric roads, the San Francisco
and san Mateo and Metropolitan. to this exceed
ingiy favored locality.
Remember these extra Residence Lots are only
blocks south OF the Golden Gate Park at Stanyau
St Streets severed and water pipes laid.
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BADNESS CURED.

TREATMENT NOT CO EsSwORK, BUT BASED
upon scientific knowledge OF tho requirements
necessary TO hair growth Open Tuesday. Thurs
day and saturday evenings MRS NICHOLS. mo
Market St. room 50. pp6 WeSu &
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WATER.

Excellent, pure, cold water be obtained bv
artesian wells at depth of about 20 feet with An
exhaustive supply. Rain Annual Average Precipita-
tion about 10 inches.
IRRIGATION, If ever wanted is obtainab,s from
the Woodbridge Irrigation Company, who have an
unlimited supply of water from the Mok eiumna
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Hoods
SarsapariIIa
Cures

in, so dosed with variou. articles with no I'm
proving health. Re ddlng an advertisement of
Hoods Sarsaparilla In an Eastern paper, and
learning also that the medicine was compounde ed
In my own State OF Massachusetts, concluded
this may be-
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An Honest Medicine.

have now taken about three bottles, for
which was obliged TO send 10 Seattle. 100 miles
distant, and am still taking IL. 1 am so much
Improved that / am out In all weathers and
travel many miles a day with no fatigue or tired
feeling. To any one that feels bad all over say
take Hoods Sarsaparilla. Ii has cured me, aud
that too after haze passed my 5oth year"
HOOPS PILLS are purely vegetable, care
fully prepared from the best Ingredients.
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rheumatism.

and also pains In my back and general feeling
OF being used up. My business takes me out in
the elements all the time, and / found myself
unit for work. The druggist of course recon-.
mended that which he realizes the most profit
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ORDERS
Va Oak Alamo and Berke
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Gin g&laumeier.

goitbeamter gum 8aueru, Ger
einen grief uuo elm 3ebnpfennisitiid
auf oaS Sdalterbrett lest): Der Brief
ipiegt bas Doppelte. 1llo nod 3ebn
Bfennige mebri" = Wie Der Baner s0s
CERT, wiro Brief unb @elo suriidsei6o.
ben. 3anse 5innt Der Bauer mad.
Was tbun? Gnblid 3iebt er ben 8en>
tel, lest Gin Stpeites 9iifelitiid gu Dem
eriten unb ldiebt beioe benz Beamten
lDieber gu, ben Brief aber itedt er pors
5idtis in Die 9oieutaihe unb brummt
i'm abSeben: STA tdup, Dn DSs.
bartell Nn la11ft menigftens
Ben Brtef mid b~ebbeu!"
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saIam aemadt.

Der 8uride bes 6errn 3ieutenants
fat ben itrenseu Nuftrag erbalten, bic
9eibndi9e ieines Germ, ebe CT iie Der
Wdfdertn %iibersibt, senau auf3uSeid,
men. Da nun aber Dams ntdt i9reis
ben fanu, brinst tin bic Ansfibruns
6teieS Befebls faft CUR 0ersmeifuns.-
pl0slid tomutt i'm cine Sbee. Gr
atbmet auf unb liefert idon cine 8ier,
tellfunoe fpdter bie Waibe ab. Der
bon ibm sefertiste 3ettel abcr iab 10
aus :
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Gin 9err pettet nit elmer Dame, baB
ale SranenSimmer Boitleripte idreiben.
Sie min ibm bas @esentbeil bepeiien
uno ridfet cinen Brief obne Yofticrips
tum an i'm. Nber unter ibrem Namen
ftebt: nSff bies ni6t mirflid eiu Brief
obne 9oftfcriptum Z" unb tpeiter untett
fragt fie: User bat nun bic @ette aee
wonnen? Sd ober Sie?D
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Gin babider Weralei&.

Sd bite Did, lieber Gmil, tbue
mir bod ben einSigen @efallen itb ssbe
nidt mebr gum 8esrabniB zines Deiuer
Yatienten!A ~ nNber aino, oas erforz
bert bod bic 90fli9feit r. yNber mir
fommt bas INNER 10 Dor, als menu
elm S9neiber bic beltelte Nrbeit liefern
gebt!1
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Nerldarfuna.

9ieutenant: .Sat Semano
mdbrenb meiner Nbweienbeit mad mir
9efrast, Sobann? Burfde:
Ter SdneiOermeilter Dufelmeier
mollte sic ipredsn, 9err aieutenant."
- 9ieutenant: rGeb! Dieter
unsebulbise Menf9! Sd uollts i9m
ridts 5ablen, jest, no er anfdnst, mid
mabuen sn wolen, befommt CT gar
niht8lA
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s%MmeiMeltafter 9roH.

Nener @utsbeiiser; ,Wfir
fontmt es 10 Dor, ais Oh i6 NIT benz
Nnfauf bieics Suites cine Dummbeit
begansen bdtte. @latben Gle benm,
bab es cine Hente abpirft {" = Ser.
matter: 80, aans fiber! = SIM
i9limmiten Sal 9ibt es imnter 10 piel
Sen, oaB Guer @nabeu 81 leben
habeu |"
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@ans nmfpnH.

Gle, pelde Or. 9tnss vNeue Gntbedunas aebrouht
babeu, fennen itren Wertb, unb BITE, meiAe has bs
ieet moo niht getban taben, tbnnen tett sans umIcnff
etnen Weriud bamtt %anfteaen. Man penSe F1 an Sic
unten a~u9eSetste apptbsfe unb IaHe f& eiae grpbeaas
f@e gratts 9eben. Man {enhe fetnen Ramen unb {etpe
abreNe Elm an s.. 6. Gudlen & Go. tn Gtieaao unb
man rirb etne prrbezS 6adtel BON Tr. Rings Weren
9eben8s Ntaeu frffeufret s~usefanbt erbalten, 5cpie Elm
GIemptor beS vGeSunbhetts sThtrers unb her 9ebeuss
Megeln@. Nue8 has pirp fder pcn Nusen fur gte
feia, cbne Stnen Rotten gu rernrfadeu. Gan Antontc
Drug Gcmpanp
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Gin Rderes WitteI.

Der ate @olbftetn: .@elo
fann i'd Sbneu nidt mebr bergen, 5err
Baron. Mber d Mittel ndr ih Sbnen
1agen, tpte sic f0nnetl pteoer fommeu
auf be Beine. = gerfanfen sic
Wageil unS pferbel"
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3erHreut.

9rofefior (oer eiueii frenlbeu
Snnse1 gu 9auie unter ieinem Mdoe
den finoet) sSteb, ba ba5eir mir aud
einen SunSen; bapor baft Du mir ia
nod nidtS seiagt, Srau!"
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Nnmanuhraie.

n....Sn b0diter g~erleeeubeit lab
&urt auf ben sliibenseu acblcu, meld)e
Der Baron auf feinem Sanpte seiam'
melt bate"
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bic nebme id1 flieaenb!4
0inamsgeeebem.

Yrofe5for gum ungeldidt pro-
p~ariren6en Stabenten) : n5teIeu Gle
iid bod uift gar 70 u%nbebolfeni Dies
einfa6e Rrdparat madt mir ia jeber
Daber !@-S tnbent( pasig): Sd
bin eben fem Baoerl" = profefs
or (serei5t): n8onnen's aber nod
merbenIn
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9mr@ bic gIume,

r9aben sic feine 9ift, bic lleuen
8rauaftien, bic 10 famos ftebsn, gu fau.
fen?" = rN9 nein ih fam meine
Gisarren ipater aud nod init gtreids
b6lshen In Sran6 feben!"
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Nnrinhtf.

rDas lit Der Stud ser Sonfurren,,
baB fie, fort5euaeno, itets aonfurie
mnB aebdren."
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Rm6lena Sruica salbe.

Die beRe Gable Der RET fur SGnttte, AuetI&uns
stn. @ef&ufre, Gtebers unb Sants ausi&Iae, Gle&te,
tsttsn; furtrf Sdmorrboteen cher feine 1eBabluns.
Sbates 8ufrtebenbett s~oranttrt ober eas @elb utrt
Duride-fdttef. Is Gsnt8 ete G&a@teI. Gum gerfauI
WteIefole
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Nus her gmute.

0ebrer (porleienb) !: ~. llnb elm
Sabr bat er's %9etrasen, trdst's ni6t
ldnger mebr. : User fam mir ipoGl
iagen, mas Der Dihter inter benz ,es'
berftebt?" (Giu 9nabe meloet iif. }
.Sia, mas oeuflt ON, ailientbal % =
4ifientbal: rs 9etnb!"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-11-16
Cine glidIide wraut.

rDu i1einft ia bon Deirsnl Wrantis
gam gang ent5iift ju ietnl" ~ I9, id
iase Dtr, 10 glidli9 btu iJ in rneiirem
Xeben nod nidt uerlobt selpslen."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-11-16
segen her Gem5buuug.

g.: Sinh Sie babeint altb BON
9aseluetter iiberrai1t lporoen % =
g.: r8ei meiner alten baseft's atle
Gag; bon ueberraifui1s lam oarum
feline Hebe fein."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-11-16
weirn oienhantritt.

Dame: uIber sic baben Sa ia
lanter i6lebte 3eusnifie!4 -a6din:
.Sa, gnGoi9e Srau = lpie Die 9err>
i9aft, 10 bie 3eugnil1e!"