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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-16
Swindled His wife and Skipped.

Today's dispatches to the Chicago pa
pers print a sensational account of the
disappearance OF G. A. White Of Chey-
enne, Wyo.. who about Is months ago
was married to Mrs. Jane Maggie widow
of the late Erastus Magic. of that place.
and daughter of the late Henry Hous-
man of this city. It is said that after
marrying the lady, White. who claimed
to be American manager for the London
Illustrated News. has run things pretty
much his own way, and has been very
lavish in his expenditures of money.
About q week ago it is claimed. that by q
power of attorney be mortgaged all his
wife's property for $4,000. and de-
camped with the proceeds.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-16
Social Events.

In response to invitations sent out, q
large number Of the friends of George T,
Stauduhar and wife called at their pleas =
ant home. 1115 Third avenue, last even
ing at a reception from till II o'clock, it
being the occasion of Mrs. Stauduher's
eighteenth birthday. The interior OF the
house was handsomely decorated with
goldcnroi and other autumnal decors-
tons and the guests were received by
Mrs. G. E. Farrell. assisted by the Misses
Mamie Costello and Marguerite Stsuduhar.
OF Chicago.
During the evening dainty refreshments
were served and the affair was very
pleasant one IN every respect.
Yesterday being the seventeenth BIRTH
day of Albert Owens, large number of
the friends of the young man gathered
at his home. 400 Fifth street. last even
ing to celebrate the event. He was the
recipient of large number of handsome
presents, and the evening was spent in
partaking of light refreshments which
were served, and enjoying social pas
times.
The Misses Alice and Hattie Hengsler
entertained party Of their friends at an
informal reception at their home, 1919
Third avenue. last evening. A large
number were present and passed few
pleasant hours in social amusements.
Mrs. William Rinck entertained large
number of her lady friends at her home
on Seventh avenue yesterday. the occa-
sion being her birthday. All present
had very pleasant time.
Miss Clara Whitman gave delightful
8 o'clock tea yesterday afternoon at her
home on Sixth avenue. large number OF
her lady friends attending.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-16
COUNTY CONCERNS.
Matters of Interest Before tho
Supervisors.
Unpopular Move in Driving Out rerry
CompetitiOn-The 3-Min
Tax.

board of supervisors, the road and bri1oe
committee reported adversely on the
matter of allowing aid to Black Hawk
and Coal Valley for building bridges, ETC.
The ferry franchise question then came
up Tor discussion. as the committee com.
posed of Supervisors Ford, Woodburn
and Peterson recommended that the Ii
cense granted to s. N. Stewart be re-
voked on the grounds that he had not
complied with the law in maintaining a
ferry capable hf carrying horses and We
hlcles. W. II. Gest appeared for the
Rock Island Davep port Ferry Co. Mr..
Stewart spoke in his own behalf. After
lengthy di' cussion Supervisor Schneider
| moved that the re, Concentration of the
committee be adop,ed, the following be-
ing the vote:
Ayes-Case. Ford. Prick. Lamont,
Peterson. Schneider SiDnet, Schoon-
maker. Tilterington. Vinton. Weather
head, Woodburn.-13.
Noes-Forsyth. Hanna. Hasson, Nay
lor, Spickler. Trent. wilson,. Car
ried.
No matter what the reasons prompt
ing the boards action. whether in the in
terests Of safety or otherwise. it was
not q popular one, coming as it did at
the solicitation of the old ferry company
and its attorney. The moment any cor
poration seeks to bar out competition
thro ugh legisl alive channels, that mo-
ment it assumes monopolistic tendency.
1t was this same attitude that the ferry
company adopted with reference to the
bridge railway before the council; it is
the same attitude that it has observed as
regards electric cars over the bridges.
1t wants all there is in the traffic between
the two cities. Notwithstanding that it
has been tattening off it for years.
THE ARGUS has no attacks to make on
the old ferry IS carrying institution.
1t is probably the best ferry boat on the
Capt. Stewar. appeared before the Inn
provement association a few years ago in
the interests of his pontoon bridge
scheme and unwsrrantablv attacked the
way SNIhPoAy' thiS poPSA "oS YUM W
come to the defense of the ferry THE
ARGUS hiss never failed to uphold corpor-
ations that are a benefit to the
city. but when one OF them
seeks 10 deprive other corporations of q
chance TO live, the corporation 50 en-
deavoring takes upon itself defenseless
position. We say, therefore. that the
board Of supervisors did not adopt po-
sition calculated to meet with public ap-
probation when it not only recalled its
license to Capt. Stewards ferry boats, but
refused to grant one to another compe-
titor Of the long-exissing Rock Island s.
Davenport Ferry company.
The 3-mill tax which will be submitted
to q vote of the people of the county
again this fall is made necessary by &C.
tusl expenses of the county which are
larger than the regular 73-mill limit pre-
scribed by law brings in as revenue. 1t
is thought that another vote of the 8 mill
tax will put the county o n such foot
ing that it can then be discontinued for
some time.
No other business OF importance was
transacted, and after accepting the re-
port of the ways and means committee,
the board adjourned.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-16
THE w. C. T. U.
The Eleventh District Convention i'm
Session at Moline.

session at Moline
At the w. G. T. U. convention of the
Eleventh congressional district in session
at Moline. Mrs Metzgar. county presi-
dent. gave an interesting. report. Her
district is go miles in length. by 10 miles
in width. and contains 115 saloons and
three breweries. There are 10 unions
with 300 members. the first was organi-
zed nine years ago at Port Byron. and
Moline is second on the list. Hillsdale
has the best working union in the coun-
ty. Mrs. Findlay reported for Warren
county. and Mrs. E. L. Underwood for
Mercer. Miss Helen Walker of Barry,
presented the subject of w. T. P. A. lit
erature in vigorous way, urging more
care on the part of the women in keeping
the depots supplied with fresh literature;
not putting in "Signals" and watch
Towers" months old-not even three
weeks old-but have it fresh and up to
date.
Miss Maggie Cravens. county presi>
dent of Hancock county, told of good
work in her county. She spoke of one
country union that carried on three suc-
cessful Loyal Temperance Legions.
Reference was also made to the fact that
friend of the cause had died and left
81 600 to the union, the interest to be
applied in carrying on their temperance
work. Mrs. J. K. Maynard Of Terre
Haute reported on Hygiene and Here,
dity. embodyirg many valua BILE sugges-
tons.
Reports we're read by the district presi-
dent, also by Mics Anna Ryan. Miss
Annie Dew and Mrs. Winters, superin>
tendents of Schuyler. Henderson and
McDonough counties. all showing en-
couraging features of the work.
Nv. T. P. A. Literature" was pre-
sented by Mrs. Benjamin Warren of La
Hsrpe, Railroad Work" by Mrs. S. F.
Gibson of Kirkwood. and Foreign
Work" by Mrs. Saunders of Blsndins-
Vile.
Yesterday reports and discussion of
various lines Of work occupied the
greater part of the time. The district
president gave her annual report. and
Mrs. Hathaway of Normal. state superin-
tendent of evangelistic work. conducted
a devotional service.
At $50 the deleg ates enjoyed a de-
lightful drive on the Island. To great
many this was the first visit to this beau
tiful place. and they were profuse in their
thanks to their Moline friends who at
forded them the pleasure.
Yesterday afternoons session proved a
busy one. being devoted to routine
work. In the evening Mrs. L. s. Rounds
Of Chicago, state president of the W. G.
T. u, delivered an admirable address.
The exercises today consist of reports
Of the remaining departments. election
Of officers, memorial service, reports of
committees. ETC., concluding with ser
mon at 7:3O p. m. by Mrs. Rounds.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-16
ONE ENJOYS

btu the method and results when
Trup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
Id refreshing to the taste, ana acts
(ntly vet promptly on the Kidneys,
liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
M effectually, dispels colds, head
Ines and fevers and cures habitual
bnstination. Syrup of Figs is the
Nv remedy of its kind ever pro-
ced, pleasing to the taste and ac-
ntabIe to the stomach, prompt in
action and truly beneficial in its
Fleets, prepared only from the most
|ealthy and agreeable substances, its
banvexcellentqualities commendit
I all and have made it the most
jopular remedy known.
| Syrup of Figs is for sale in 75c
hotties by all leading druggists.
my reliable druggist who may not
lave it on hand will procure it
bromptly for any one who wishes
b try it. Manufactured only by the
| CALIFORNIA fig SYRUP CO.,
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
LoUIsvILLE, Ky. NEW YORK. N. z
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-16
MARSH'S MEETING.
Not a Flattering Reception in
Rock Island.
The Republican Conversational Asntr.
ants Talk. ana the Turnout In
His Honor Last Night

The republican city committee sort of
fell down in arranging for Col. Marsh's
reception last night A martial band
was the best that was done in the way of
music, and the carriage repository oppo-
site Spencer Square was the inviting
pisce that he was usheEed into by the
Fiambesux. who got out and circled
around town to keep up appearances.
The meeting was characterized by the
small attendance, large portion being
democrats who came to get look at the
candidate for congress.
The meeting was called to order by
Robert Lynn, who asked W. n. Gest, G.
j. Searle. Judge Searle to take seats on
the platform. Col. Marsh was then in
troduced, and although he started out to
an hour to finish his brief remarks. He
told the oft told tale of the glories of re-
publicanism. and in accents
loud and long proclaimed tina.
the democrats didn't know
progression from retrogression. He
described from a republican standpoint
the benefits of protection and the beau>
ties of reciprocity. speaking also of the
currency question. While dwelling on
the latter question he spoke of wildcat
currency. when voice in the audience
that was choking with indignation and
beer responded. Eyes, I've had dollars go
down on me to 40 cents in Buchanan's
time" This seemed to please the
speaker and more so when he mentioned
the name OF Lincoln the same voice re-
piled, BLESS his old name" The colonel
was visib!y affected by these touching
remarks and q moment later he men,
toned taxation, when the same husky
voice replied, Il wish they'd take it off
whiskeV." which ended the colloquy, as
the speaker turned his attention to other
parts of the room. On the whole the
affair was very tame one. and it took q
mighty effort on the part Of the colonel
to arouse even a ripple of enthusiasm
When he finished it was too late for
other speakers and the meeting adj
journed.
OTHER REPUBLICAN MEETINGS.
The West End Republican club met
last evening, and completed the organic
alton of a marching club, with the cleo
ton of l. D. Burgh as captain. James
McGarvey as first lieutenant and August
Peterson second lieutenant.
The Augustana College Republican
club last night finished organization with
the election of G. L Peterson president,
G. A. Rosender vice president. c. A. Lin-
berg second vice president. G. A Olson
secretary and q. Lind treasurer.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-16
Japanese Dolls.

The Japanese pay more at
tention to the amusement of the
children than any ether nation.
/ have a fresh supply OF
toys comprising dolls, several
sizes. ''roly polys" that can't
be turned over, and straw men,
colors not to be washed off, that
are cheap and can hardly fail
to amuse the little ones.
Cali and see them.
G.. M. LOOSELY.
Crockery Stors,
1919 second avenue.
Rock Island, Ill.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-01-16
3ranmf6meia.

Sal5bab1um. @dbren6 ser letts
idbrtgen gauapasne fat ste bteitse aftiettz
:3uderfabrtf 226,69O @entner 3uders
riben p%erarbettet.
Wolfenbiittel. Der 70 3iemli6
ftaotbefannte @tsarrenma6er unbStubls
fe9ter Clipper bat tteuli6 1etnem 9eben
bur9 @rbdnseu Elm G1tbe gema6t.
Clipper mar etn &riippel, oeiien anblid
Seoerrnarn Wttleio, bemienigen, ber
ibm gum eriten Mfale bese9nete, aber
au6 @r56reden etnfl0Bte. ST fonnte
ii6, ba ieine 8eine sansli9 perfrippelt
tparen, ttlr ON 8o0ett rut56enb fort
befpesen, nobel er Die cine Sanb auf
etlte Subbanf itiitte. Deniof mar
slipper gum 5meiten Male perbeiratbet
nno 9interldbt feds &ttoer, Die lt9 in
itabtti1er @Hese befinoe1.
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@foem6nra.

Ol6enbur9. Der Gtabtrath bot
:i1itimmis ben @ieberaufbau bes al,
9ebranrtet <srObber3osli1en Tbeaters
bcidloien, nobel neniser anf prunf,
polle G~usitattuus, als auf SeiierfiAer,
Aeit Geoa9t senommen ,perben foa.
Su lesterer Desiebuns fino mad Neu6e.
rungen aut Dem Stabtratb ieibft bel
Dem alten Ebeater bie sefpobnlidIten
SoriiAtsmabreselii au6er Aht aelaiIeu
Bepeiet. Was Die @ntfebnng bes Bran.
oes anbetriit, 70 ueist man bod alaes
meia Der anii6t Su, oaB Der 8ursbraf1b
I'M lesten Gift 6es n3rinp" Die llrla6e
ourd eiuen fortseflo9eneu, nift bead.
tsten 6uufen eesebeu bat. Direftor
Slider bate bies alS unrl09lih besei1>
net. ba bet benz 8nrsbranbe alle rur
sreeufli6en 8oriidtsmabreseli1 beob.
aftet uorben ieien. Das Grfastbeater,
aus 9ol3 unb @ipsbielen erridtet, lit
beretts Gnbe DECEMBER seriftet tporoen.
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Gro66ersoat6nut SeGen.

@ O
Grbetltsen. Sin Mao6en BON
bter, 16 Sabre alt, pollte BET ether Ndfz
arbeit bte ytaoel nit Ben 3dbnen omr6e
aieben ; babel serriB Der Saoen unb sic
ytabnaoel ipuroe perI9ludt. Drei $50
den barauf itarb baS arn1e Mabhen au
ben Solgen I'M Spttal gu Darmitabt.
@rob s. erau. Son biciigen
S6uliun9en iinb Diebitdble rnter en-
f9fDerenben l1mftdnoen auSaefiihrt tpore
ben, I'M eineStbeilS Ser @eruBiudt
frObnen, anberntbetls aber Der bcreits
ertpa9ten @alanterie gegeniiber Dem
i90nen @ei6le9te GuSbrnd eeben s1
f0nneil. Sn einent Safe itablen Sic
Jugenbli9en Sptsbuben Nrmbatoer uno
i6enften lie ibren Wtitl6ilerinnen, 9on>
firmanoinner1.
Matns. Da lif CUR Mbbaltuua
beS &arnepals 1T Der berfommlifeti
8etle fir bieles Sabr burfaus weoer
Elm Gomite nod Elm Yraitbent finoen
lieb, bat bas lestjdbrige Somite be-
i6lolieu, fir cine Heibe fartteoaliitii6er
geranitaltun9en Die 9eitu1g gu iiberz
nebrnen. Ole iouit iibli6sn geramltal>
tut1gen pie bic reselndBigen Sisungen,
Der NoIenmonta95u9 uno Die Sappen>
fabrt fommen in @esfan.
8affelSbeim. Ole boloe @0ttin
Sortuna bat aud einntal eiren Strabl
bterber entienbet. Bier Mann, fpel6e
anlammett ! Coos Der preubilden Sai>
%ietz9otterie ipielter, setuannen ca. 25,<
600 Marf, 10 baB einent jeoen etn
yeetto9etutnn bon 1862 Mart perbleibt.
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8auerm.

Mhn9en. SIN Sabre 1890 bat
Die bon Der Miindener Ginpobneridaft
gu 3ablenoe StaatSiteuer iia auf fait
bier Mfi1ionen Marf e, 916 1921 be-
laufen, monor 1,4O2, Ola M. auf 6ausz
fte1ter, 1895, 1865 M. auf @eDerbe<
iteuer, 9o2, 3o5 M. auf &apitalrenten>
fteuer, sol, AGO so. auf @infommens
fteuer unb 1894 M. auf @runofteuer
treffen. Sir bas aan5e &0niareid
bere9net fi6 Der Steueranfan anf sttpas
iiber 20 Miiaionen, auf Ben &opf Der
8ep0lferuns 5 Marf 10 pfs.; bic
Miindener Bep6lferung 3ablt 6aaegea
(obne Greis, unb @emetnoeumlaaen)
nebr als oas Doppelte, tlamli9 II Sd.
81 Bfg. auf ben aopf.
Augsburg. Der unterltiitungs.
atftalt fir Die Wtttpet nnb @ailen ser
SAullebrer bon S9naben seb0rten tint
Sabre 1890: 1894 oroentlihe unb GOA
auberorbentli9e Mitelieber an. llnter>
ftiist ipurben: 1854 Mittfpe11, 253 eins
fade Wai1en unb % Ooppelmai1en,
Uonad ft6 sesen bas goriabr cine
Webrun9 BON 5 Wittuen, II etnfaden
uro 5 Doppelpaiien ergibt.
Bamberg. Sine b69it ebrenpolle
@tnlaou11g fat un1ere Siinfer=& apelle
erbalten. Das Direftorium Ser @elt>
ausiteann9 III Chicago fat Die Gapelle
5l gelptnnen Deriu6t. Ole Mntabnle
oes engagements bdnst ratiirlid bon
Der @~enebmisuns bes 3riessminiites
RUINS ab.
9aibbau EN-. Der Mnliter
WeitermaDer sins fir5li1 in elmer
Wirtbidaft oie @ette eirt, feds Slaideu
@dauninein uno feds Slaiden @eiB>
tDein auf eitem Sis sl trinfen. st
getpann aud Die @ette burf 8ertilsullg
bieieS enorr1en Quantum8, lit aber
tpeni9e Gage 6arailf an ben Solgen Die.
Ter unmeni6li6en Sauferei i'm %.
9ebensjabre 9eitorbeu.
Pfaffenboen. gor 16 Sabren
uerlor Der btefige Yoftbote eitten @elS<
brief nit 12O SO. Snbalt unb mu6te
ben 8etrag erleser. gor einigen "a
gen nun tbeilte Der 6err Pfarrer bon
S9ueitenftrden Der Sortisett 8oiterpe>
oition nit, oaB Der bamalise unreolide
Sinoer bas @elo nunmebr 5uriidseseben
babe.
&alb5aiien. Ginen empfinoliden
@erluit erlitt Elm Miblenbeliser 1T Der
)idbe bon aonnersreutb, tn oeiien Stall
a6 gladts eth gferb losriB. Das MILD
gefporoene Ebier iiberfiel einen I'M
Stale befinbliden S6iet unS rt6tete
benielben berart 5u, baB man Die lo'
fortise 9dla1tun9 pornebmen muBte.
Das Yierb biB Dem S1ier Ii. a. aud
bic OUNCE ab.
W0rtsbofen. 9ier gibt es our
3eit nod 3iemli9 piele anrsaite, man
rehnet nn9efdbr 400. IS liro nod
iebr piele BarfiBler Su ieben, ~belonosrs
an ben 9tadmittasen, bic fur ben De
sember auberoroentli6 idOn uno tparm
iinb. 0eute murbel bas BON Serrn
| 3neipp 9emietbete Gurbals bes @ero'
miller Ben franfen Sinbern er0ffnet,
wel6e bier unter Der 9feSe Der armer
| SransiSfanerinnen bon WtauerSoorl
ihre &ur MAIDEN.
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Sreie Stable.

9ambnrs. Die Samburger gau,
seieai9aft n@isenbeim" bat 6en Belis
6es 9ofbeiiserS q. Bull In benz Dorfe
Sarmien an5efauft unO seoenft oaielbit
ei1e 3olouie bon 1900 6duiern nit
@drten fiir 8eamte, gebrer u. !. 10. att
3ulegen.
ghbed. Gin Rbeoereis9 erein bat
iid bier 9egriinoet, mel6er alS cine fei.
iler 9auptaufsaben cine 9enleinlan1e Bes
aufiftiguug Der Miai6inen auf ben
bieiiSen Dampfl9iifen fih selest bat.
Voriieenoer lit Der Yrdiibent Der San<
oelsfammer, 3ange.
Bremerbapen. Sier eridoB fid
sin 19jdbriser Sausfned]t, Der aus ieis
mem Dienite cltlalien porben mar, neil
er eth paar @i9arren geitohlen hattie.
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araft mno @efuuSbett.

lgenu ste midi frdftis unb ppbf fhblen, 70 reriu6ei
STE electric Bttters Renu Sie bic ,@rippe" sefttrdh
Bat, periuHen ste electric Bitters. Dies Mitttel rirt
btrsit duf bic geber, anj ben Masen nnh auf oie @ieren
tnbem es btefe Srsane batu dnrsSt, tsre Gurtttanen re
selrdbis su erfaaen. Menn Ste an nerpbiem acpf
ipeb leiben, werhen Ste burh 9leetrie gttters ihneul
unb bauernbe Nbbhlfe finben. Cine grebes Glaihe ntrl
ste baron hber5euseu, bab bieS ed8 Wtttsl 1T, pel9ei
Ste sebrauAen. @rebe Tlaf&en fur nur so 6ents Il
ger Gpct9ete Bon GoOlpbfGrsib, abOmpiOn & &c. 81
babeu.
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2ae6fenenra.

Woifod. Die beiben @rosberaoe,
tbiimer Medlenburs .Sdmerin ilnS
Medlenbur8s Strelis ue~ranltalten fit
oieies Sabr cine gemeinianie 2anbes,
@efperbes nnb Sr6uftrie ausiteauna,
melde unlere alte Seeitabt beberbergen
tpir6. Die Nnsitellnug, fur fpel6e Die
arbeiten felt einisen Molatel in gu'
eriff genomnlen iine nnb riiftg- fort
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Go6al=U a6riC6ten aus Oer
a(ten 9eimat6.
Sa6(em.

Dresden. slnf Der bieiisen 8erft
Der 0itcrret6tiden gtorbneit< Dampfs
f9iffa rts<@eielll9aft lit fur ben Ser
febr slvil9en 9an1bnrg unb MagSee
burg iot6et Der 9r0bte Dampfer, Der lie
bic unterelbe befabren Fat, f~ertigseite1t
worbeu. Derielbe entbalt bier Dop.
pelfeild unb cine breiitufige Grpaniionss
malhiae nit 700 bis 800 Pferbefraften.
Setne ydnse tn Der @afl erltnie betrasf
220 S1tB, Die gr6Bte 2dtge iiber Ded
$50 Sdb, sic 8rette i'm Miittel belauft
ii6 aul 264 Sub. Die S0be an 8oro
errei6t nit BEN S1an5fleioe II SUP,
Der 9itfsat9 nit 10000 Gilosramm
Goblen betrast 8 SUB 8 3ol. Der
Dampitr lit NIT Oampfbei3ung, nit
eleftrilder Belea6tuns llnS alien auss
riiftunSsftiden Ser NeuSeit perleben.
2etpsts. Der leltene Sail, baB
eine Srau CUR SeitungSbaft p%erurtbeilt
nirb. tit nelli6 bier p%orgefommen. Gnbe
oes persansener1 SommerS batten Ins
seborise 5fpeier ituoentifder gerbirs
6uneen in elmer bieiisen Yrioatmobnune
neri9icOeue Wfeniuren nit sei6lifenen
S6ldgern ausgefo9ten. Nls bereitS
feds blutise Scope 3eusniB fir ben
Grnit Der Situation ablester, tpurbe
Elm 59utma1n bur6 bas &lappern Der
S6ldser auimerf1am, unb alSbalb tpas
rem oie 5tuoioS rseflappt." @esen
3weitanpf an9eflast, ipuroen feds
1beilmebmer 81 ie brei Monaten Seffnng
perurtbeilt, Die @irtbin aber pirb ibnen
uesen 8eibilfe fir einen Monat auf
&Onisitein @elell9aft leiiten.
@roBenbain. Tim iid bte bobe
Gerii6erunss lumn1e 3u perl9affen, feste
Dor GINGER 3eit Elm bieiiser @alauterie>
p%aarenbdnoler ietn altS9ebebnteS Sc
indftslofal 1T Bra1o. Sci Dem Seuer
farnen bur9 6ie 6lan1nter elm Mann
unb cine Srau Su CODE, Elm Seuertpebrs
mann erlitt 10 51mere 8erletursen, bab
er Elm 3riippel bleibeu wiro. Der
HranOitifter tpurbe bonn S9murseridt
81 ID Sabren 3udtbaus uil6 5ebn Sab
rem @brperluit Derurtbetlt.
Ytauen I. g. Die irriinnige Sin,
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batl9te I'M Sftober lire beiben bliiber.
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oaB auI lsdas y.amllaeI sta groger ge.
iot m gsIameH lsI nH9 alS nun cue Hiu
2ssvs. o. pI. p9aiS gelalle5e Ilslel9roBe
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.an. nne er lle erpariun9sooll ogaele,
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auofeuuH9 9eltIlel pate.
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-01-16

I6reiteu, perfolst lebisli6 Die Nufgabe,
ein @eiammtbilS Der 1eiitunsert bes
medlenbursii9en @ewerbefleiBes gu bic
ten unb iinb baber alS Iusiteler muir
electromagnetic Birn1en 5usela1ieu. Dte
p%efiniare St6erite1uns 1T ieitens Der
betreffenben Hesierunsen, ionic bur9
bic Staot Roitod iibernomumer.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-01-16
Qittle Gasnp.

Gin eutes 8Ias Wein su 5 Gents
auf Glai6en as3ogen su 81 rs bic Gal
lone. auguft Rebberg.