davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-17

,WaS.abnif Sn?"
r@rlalle mir bie 9tnttport, Wfama !"
Stein, i'd erlalie iie Dir nt9t, itD
min lie fennen, oieic abnuns.4
.glun benn - oas Blut tnadt lid)
geltsnb BET @ub beise11, bas lit alles."
y8auernblut uno aoelis 8lut, ni6t
mabr, bas netnit Du? llnb lnabit
DIR wpbl felbit Define @eoanfen oarii>
ber, 4ans? 9iein, Sans, bas lit ia
ntdt nl6sltd = BET aGent, mas Dir
hetfts lit, 1prtd)l Sties Dir jenals Der
@ebanfe arf, Define Mutter lei- 0, i'd
fann cs ntht auSIpre9en - 11i6t nabr,
Sans, nte ittes Dir ber @eoanfe auf ?"
ste frampfte tire 1anb 9eipaltlam in
ietne S6nlter. On mubt es ia adten,
bteles gauernblut, bas aud in Deinen
Mbern freilt."
rIber, Wama, lper lpri6t benn bon
mir ! SD BIN Dein Sobn, ba fa[len
ia lolde @ebanfen BON ielbit meg. Sd
ba6te ia bios = ettpas mub bod BET
@runb lein earer Seinblbaft, Die mir
i9on lanse ni9t entging."
rDu biit Der @rnnS, I'm Old fdrnp,
fen mir ieit benz eriten Sag nteiter slns
fltnft."
nltno mo3u? gin id nidt nebr
Dein Sobn, luenn id) Soa betratbe?
Trenne t6 mid besbalb BON Dir ?"
ySa, on trennft Did BON mir,
5ans : fir INNER! SD fonnte Deis
men 8erfall unb ben Yerfall Oeines
@eldle6tes ni9t leben, bas, bur6 unb
bur9 franf, burd Did mieoer aufleben
lo1te, onrd Old, 9ans, NIT benz &c,
ftnben guerbauernblut in ben Nbern
- ltub i'd miiBte ibu .feben. Sba lit
frdnfli6 matt uno oiinn freiit baS
8lut in t9reu Mberu - mas nod i6lint>
mer lit, fie lit Detne 8lutsuerlpanbte
= llno auf btelem @etb loG bic i3us
fnnft Defines san3en @eldledtes iteben?
9ans, eS lit 10, uno id befenne es nit
Stol3 i9 bin ein 8auernh1ut, aber
trotbem ober uietrtebr ebcn besbalb
6ur1brun9eit BON Dem ariltofratt19en
@eoanfen, Dem ibr MIR mod altben hull
bist, in pruufenben NeuBerli6feiten ilno
2iteln, In leerenl Sormellpelen, ipab,
renb ibr babel elm eipi9es @elet ser
gtatur NIT SiiBen tretet, elt6 1elbit perz
nid)tenb."
(sSprtSekurtd fpIdf.l
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-17
(Sortfesuit8 fDI9t.)
gSie tit sies !!

@ir bieten einbunbert Danars geIobnuna
tut ieben Gaa bon aatarrb, Der ni9t burG
Ginnehmen ben Saas Ratarrb Cur se5eili
trerben farn.
g. G9eneb & 6 o., gigentb., Tolebp, ..
gBir bic 1nter3eidneten babea s. s. gbe.
neh lett ben lebten 15 Sahrsn gefannt rnS
halten ibn fnr bollfonrnen ebrenbaft in allen
geiddftsperbanbIunsen un6 finnncieu BETA.
htst. ollie bon feiner Girma eingesongeasn
8erbtnbli1feiten si erfiillen.
Wef & Sruar, @rcbhanbeIs. .9rosuiitem,
s. Solebo, ..
BalbtnG Rinnan C Maruin, grpB.
banbeIsz zDroeuiften, EpIeSo, ..
9au's Ratarrts sRur ioirb innerIin genoms
men ,inb tpirft bireft auf bas 8lut unb bic
ihIet1nieen OberFdden bes Sbiterns. 3euas
niiie fret berianbt. preis 75 gts. fiir bic sla.
ide. gertaaft bon allen Mpotbefern.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-17
Cages 0semisfeite,t.
a II B.

= Ser getpiIignngs 9lusfduB bes
&eprdientantenbaufes but Elm Sub
aomits eingeieBt, bas lid mad @bis
eago begeben unb cine urterfu6ung
iiber Sic art unb Weife einleiten foll, in
ipel9er bic bonn &ongreB fir bic gBeltz
ausitellung betpiligten Summen pers
ausgabt tpurben.
= Nn Der bentofratii9en Staatss
aonpertion in 9Ibanp, q. g., nabmen
384 Selegateft tbeil. Bon ben bis iebt
gemdblten 126 tparen 1913 fiir 6il un6
3 fir glebelanb.
= Die Dempfraten i'm &eprdfentanz
tenbaufe tperben mabrf6eiuli6 ale 8es
tpiuigungem fir 9ampfer Subfibien
ablebnen.
= 9ie perl6iebenen vglainesGfubs"
in Gbicago baben bel6lpfen, Sames
g. Blaine troB feines 9lbiebnungss
S6reibens als PrdiibentI6aftsfanbis
baten aufauitellen.
= Sn Gineinnatier beuti6en 8ldtz
tern erldBt prof. &ubolpb 0ir6op in
Berlin einen proteit gegen bic Mnaeige
rbes groBen beutf1en Nr3tes Sr. &arl
gir6oiusS6id, Der foeben BON Berlin
ansetommen" &c. prof. gir6op er.
fIdrt, eS fei fein folder Wsann in
Oemtf9lanb gum Doftor promobirt
iporben unb er tparnt bpr benz S6pinbs
Ter,
Mu8lattb.
= Sn @ieBen baben bic Stubenten
Der Meebi3in ben profefor 8oflius
| sgebopcottet4 ilnb lib gepeigert, feline
Worleiungen 5l beiu9en, ipeil er eine
an5igli6e 8enlerfung iiber iie gema6t
baben foa. 9ie uniperlitdtsbeborben
baben cine llnteriu6ung angeorbnet.
= Yaitor Werbt, ein befaunter umb
bodangeiebener prebiger in &iel, lit
abgeieBt iDorben, ipeil er bon Der &an>
5el bic BON Der gte9ierung eingebra6te
S6ul=Vprlage getabelt bate.
Sn berf6iebenen @eeenben am
&bein bat man bic Weinberge iebt in
6elber umgebro6en, um bic I'M 8os
BEN niitenben Reblduie at perni6teu,
Sc tpirb bort iebt 9abaf Ober Getreibe
ansebaat. 9beoretif6 beiBt es, baB
nad eineni ober atpei Sabren bieier
berdnbertett 8ebaaltng bes 2anbes, bic
@eben tpieber angep1anst iperben tOns
nen, fpsil bic Snfeeten bann pertilgt
finb,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-17
Gin 2aa,tm ron 2Sorf.

Der beriibmte en9lil1e Mebner ssor,
Der iid befanntlid aud our1 ietne eolen
neutrality-suspicious. ausseidnete, mar
l6on tn friibeiter ainobeit BON iebr
ansgebiloetem Gbr9efiibt. Sn Ieinen1
3wolften Sabre beiu6te er, ipie geip0bn,
lid mabreno Der Serien3eit, feline @ltern,
Die anf einem groBen 2anbgllte in elmer
entfernten @rafl6aft ipobnten. Sn Dem
ipeitldufi9en Parf IetneS Yaters mar es
belonoerS Elm alter Papiaon, Der Dem
&naben 3u leinen Spielen oiente. geun
lollte oieles i9on etipas banfanioe Sc
banoe oenolirt iperoen. Ser fleine
Sor, Der gerns babel 1ein pollte; erbat
1tb BON bem Tater nod etnige sserierts
ta9e, oie tim aber nt6t beipilligt mur,
ben. ytun mar er untrDitlt9 uno lpollte
lih niht berubigen, bis Inn Der Bater
enoli9 perlprad, nit Dem Ginreibem
oeS atosf bis gum nd6iten CONNER su
tparten. ueber3eu9t, baB bas Ginb
tpdbreno Der 3eit bis babtn bas Ser,
ipre1en langit perselien baben peroe,
lieB er ben Bauillon abbre1en. Mber
Der &nabe ba9te mitten inter leinen
Sdnlarbeiten in 2onbon fortpabreno
an ben alten Bapillon. glls er I'M bar.
ranffolsenoen CONNER Die Serien an,
trat. ipar es iein Grltes nad ieiner N,t>
fnntt auf benz elterliben @ute, in oen
Parf 3u ellen uno na1 bem Siosf ,u
leben. ST mar = fort. Mtit gefrdnfs
ter wtiene 9in9 Sor gu bem Safer uno
la9te: sSie baben mid bintersansenl |"
Der alte 5or puroe perlesen. oann
reibte er 5einem Sobne Sic 6anb.
sDu bait 0fe6t, ib bin Dir @enua,
tbuuns i6uloi9. Sin 9Sort muB inter
allen umitanoen sebalten merben. lin
Dir oies einSuprd9en, loa Der Yauillon
nohmals auf9ebaut uno Johann Dor
Deinen Nusen eingerilien fperoenl !" -
Yer Bapillon ipnroe ipirfli6 auf's
yteue erridtet uno i'm 8eilein bes fleis
11ell Gor nieoer abgebroben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-17
tglecfrie Riffera.

Sieies 8eilnittel 1T 70 noblbetannt unb 70
popular eetpprben, bas es faum nod befonbersr
grudbnnne bebarf. alle, bic es lemals ss.
brau@ten, fintmeg NIT Elm in fein COB. Cine
re'nere Webtein siebt es nidt, unb Is ipirb Ga.
rantie 9eleiitet, oae iie aues ,Ieiifet, nas man
boa ,br berfpri@t. electric Bitters beilt ale
se'oen Der seher anb Der Iieren, es entferut
geiNpure, ausf9las, Galsflub unb anoers
Dol9en unreinen Blutes. So treibt. bas Sid
larta' Gieber aus bem Saiieni. beuat bemfelbsn
Dor unS beitt GO ielbft in ben bartn6dieften
6alen. % ellrirt aopffdmeraen, 8lutanbrana
aad' oem aopfe anb Misrdne. 8eriude bas
eieetric Bttters Seiluna piro garaniirt. cber
oas @elo SuriidgesabIt. greis per Glafhe 80
@ents nno 81 in allen apotbeten. BboIefaIs
bet aoolFb Sreib, Sbompfon & 60.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-17
MfGtttel 1tttb eSoCfet3 /!

aus mas guh bokt un6 hos nh "a
Prele engerihte. ~ ~o O7N''' A"0 Vu0s" uHsIe
toten beraeft 30 = " 's'S" s""1't' 20 a"o ~
Wemmarfts suben
~nan ~ sl2;eo un $l4 Sefauf beftauf 0' - ~
I'm
feps nm Samn =Sads,
5bna
Gents 70 Gents nb ST. nsnis aber bic cnNisea gs o
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-17

Yrdiibent 9ias BON 0lerito ems
pfing Wfr. Mm. 6. Curtis bon Chicago
nnb periiderte bemieIben, baB Merifo
anf Der Gbica9oer Notwithstanding in
wiirbiger @eiie pertreten ie;n tpiirbe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-17
Gin nettes Vardlem. g @6mieo

yin ilettes arben. 9 6Wte 9 T.
oater in spe: p5ie weroen NIT meiner
To9ter Sebr 3ufrieben lein, i6 babe ie
meber Slapierlpielen, nod lonit mas
lernen laiien!" - 9 d II 8 IN:
nWtein 9ompliment, better Papa. bars
na6 fiible i6 INNER mebr, wie aus9es
3ei9net mir 3ulanmeupa6en!"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-17

Mub i6Sn ansieben. Brin3ipal:
y@enn sic nod eirmal ma9en, gie
anirps, ii6 iiber mid lultis gu mas
6en. = 8ebrlius: pYaroon,
iiber sic mOdte man ia eber meinen |"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-17

= Die tpeltberiibmte porcelanz6as
brit gu Secures bel Baris iit ein 1aub
Der Jlammen gewprben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-17
SIarfGaG ,tno sAitn(trer.

slts Wtarlhall 2efebpre Oan3ie be.
la9erte, bauerte ben1 &ailer giapoleon I.
Die @traabme bteler Seltung 5u lange.
@r ipollte tptllen, moran bies ldge uno
idifte gu bielent 8ebufe BEN Wfaler
| Demon ab, I'M etne1t Blan bes Blates
auf3unebmett. Ser bantals bereits ilber
60 Sabre alte &iinitler reilte 1ofort ab.
3efebpre, Ser i'm 11tdt fatt1tte, bielt i'm
fiir einen Spion beS GailerS, CAB Tim
einen mutbigen @renaoter ais Siibrer
uno lieB ibn BON oielem geraoe an bie
sefdbrli9ite 9telle poittren, I'M Dem
mutbmabli6en Spion etne berbe 2ebre
gu 9eben. Demon folgte letnem 8e9leiz
ter uno balb iparen lie iiber Die S6uB,
linte Ser franS0iii6en 8atterien binaus.
Dte au9eln pfiffen ibnen f0rinlib llltt oie
Sbren. @noli6 fanb Demon 1T eil1enl
@rowad etn God, BON elmer Saubisen,
fl1gel 9ej6lagen, frod binein, liabnt iein
Sft5senbnb llno besann gang selaien
5u 5ei6nen. Der brape @renaoier, beun
es an oieier Stelle na6eeraoe unbet1n>
lt6 wuroe, fraste oen Wtaler, oh er nod
lan9e bier 51 bleiben gebenfe. Denon
i6tdte lin rnbig 5uriid. llnteroeHen
bereute es Der Marl6all, ben Sremben
einen fait 9etpiien 3ooe aus9elett gu
baben, belonoers ais linn Der ertpabnte
@renaoier er5dblte, mas eel6eben iei.
Gr ma9te ii9 auf unb bolte Denon
lelbft aus ieiner gefdbrli6en Yolition.
NlS er thtt ttpfl ttftttter beittt 2eic1uen
antraf, llmarmte ct i'm unb rief nit
trieseriibeu @ntbuliasmus: Stein,
Du biit fein Spion, fonbern Der Brapite
Der 8rapen. SD banfe Sem Safer,
oaB er mir Deine 8efanntl9ait pers
i6afft bat. Ser Safer mill cine ge>
nane 8eihreibung oes 8elaserunss,
9ebietes? :? Bobl, Die gefdbrliblte fetlnlt
Du bereits = Ole anbere Mil id DIR
lelbit 5eigen!4 Dies ge16ab au9 l1nb
Demon 3iirnte nidt iiber bie aufanglide
anfnabme, oie er sefunbeu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-17

eN 9iibf6e 2luswabl BON arapats
ten un0 Sblipien bel 8. 90. ADAMS,
237 GfsSnultonitraBe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-17
Gttuas MnnereI

Gttuas Mnneres. u bra a m:
n0ie seidllt Dir mein 3unee, lit er
nift groBartig 7" - S{aaf; ,Mfebr
groB. oils arti9! |"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-17

Migrdues See@aut's Niilem tuer.
ben iie beilen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-17
sSla,relle, 8lanfets ,tttb Gpntfortsl !

o ol & Ss & ss Raa 1914 s woaens gaufs
f Ra M Mqdf gtssoss srsas easas gs g
gfoBs N eomfos IS Gents Sas Stud @r u ST.
Gbenlo An
Ne aber l ~ - ." Ytt~ss'
BanfS
15 Gnts - s 1870 o'""
Spe3tle
Stramien, Sbawls, ,arapatt 's,' "77''"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-17

SaIpatton Del; ber sr6bte S6mersenftler art ter
9se, p,ro ppnfetuem anheren Ointment @lte iberz
frctten. G5 II pbne 8reifsi eas bette Wtel fur aue
ahBer1tnen SAmerien Qrets uur % Gents.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-17

Gntbedtes Gebeimnis. aailer gla,
poleon I. iaete eiuit 5u letnem Wfinilter
Sallegrat1b: sSte itnb in europa Der
G0ntg Der Gonoeriation. QSorin be-
ftebt benn eisentlid) Sbr @ebeimuiB 2"
-rSire, i6 mill Sbnen gang offen ant.
Dorten uno mid eineS Yer9lei1es be-
bienen, ben i9 Dem @affenbanotperf
entnebme. @enn sic Gries fiibren,
paroen Sie gelptB germ il11ner Die
S9la6tfeloer felblt ipablen. = ,Muers
btn9s," meinte yiapoleon la6eno, ,es
mdre mebr alS beqnemt, f6nnte ih 6em
feinbli6en @eneral ia9en: ,8itte, riifen
sic ettpas tpeiter Dor, ba In oie Sdlnht
binein,s ooer: ,salien sic Sire glrmee
auf bieler @bene aufmarlbirenE Do6
oaS 5ebt leiber nt1t. Woraui pollen
Sie aber btnauS ?" = ,gtun, @ire,
mas sic nf6t I'M Seloe fonnen, fann
t9 in Der llnterbaltuns. SD lprede
nur oa nit, mo i'd etma8 1agen fann.
Cont antporte ib ME urib la{ie ulid
bon gfiemanO lanse fragen; ri6tet aber
Gtner eine 5ra9e on mid, 70 babe td
oieie seipObnli6 ielbit peranlast. s(ls
id nod bem eolen @atoperf bulbiste,
i6oB iA INNER nur auf menige 56ritte
uno erleste oaber 5war tpents 0ilb,
allein bic anberen Sa9er, Die auf tpeitere
gntfernung ibolien, feblten beito otter.
Sn einem @eipra6e laiie i6 tauieno
Dinse unberiibrt, Die mir fern liesen
unb anf Die i6 MIR seip0bnlide slnt.
tporten 9eben f0nnte; mas mir aber
l9uBsere9t 1T, pflese i6 niemals gu
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-17
3uderpreiie triberer Sabrbumberte
In ein3eIneu GtG1ten. On Dem 0ud1e

3nderpreiIe triiberer Sahrbuuoerte
In ein5elnen Gtabten. SSn Dem Buhe
aippnlanns, ,Dte @el6i1te bes 3n,
derS" iinb bie 3uderpretie friiberer
Sabrbunoerte angeeebetl nnS iin6 bie
@elomertbe un6 @epi9te auf bic beute
giltigen umgere6net. @S foltete. ein
@entuer 3uder in 9aris i'm Sabre 1882
375 Sranfen $50 @ulben), 1912 $40
.Sranfen (136 @ulbe,i), 1886 300 ssrans
fen (120 9uloen), 1898 534 Sranfen
f214 @uloen), in @ien 1445 700 Mart
(350 @nlben), in Snnsbrud 1900 253
Marf (127 @ulben), 1915 506 Mtart
(253 @uloen), in gdirnber9 1548 222
Marf iii @nlben) unb 1856 450
Wtarf (225 @uloen). Der erfte gro6e
3ufertransport aus Senebig mad @ng,
lano (1319) beitanb aus 1850 gentnern
Brob5uder; Elm @entner 9taffinabe
foitete in 2onbon 1898 Sranfen GAO
Guloen).
piffg erhabt. Gin Bauer fomlnt
NIT leiner To9ter gum Stanbesbeanl,
ten. : 8auer: sd m66te bier man
beim 9errn 8eanlten bas slufsebot fir
nletne 3o1ter Warsaret nit bei1 Wtibel
Sbernif beitellen." p Stanbes be-
amter: ,Sb0u. $50 bleibt oenn aber
Der 8rautigant ?" -8auer: ,Sa,
lebn sic, Serr 8eamter, bas iit 70 me
@eI6i9te. Der Midel mill lie eben
rti9t, nnb badt' id mir benn, ipenn i6
man ben Serrn 8eainten bier bite, beB
er ben Wfi6el nit Der Wtargaret bier
oret SSo4en I'M aaiten bdngen laBt -
no = BOP er iie benn bod beiratben
1ttitB." - StanbeSbeamter ter (peb'
miitbts): pWtein &ieber, menn bas 70
ginss, slauhen Sie, baB i6 ba nod fitni
betratbsfdbige I66ter b6tte,4
GaIp1ttpn Del. her or6hte Gsfmer,eufilpr arf ber
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-17
Gleioerltofe !
aleioeritoffe !


5abrifat Sebem 5uganglid
B 5 brte NIT Sneas lhpa unb osb eon b 90
nj "s"O4 S'a1' pH
Wp Iii on fir unb wv oa'D De5a9t oe
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-17
Gfe Nytain 9la5a mnb 2lceqmia.
gtrake, gan Qtntnnip.
Glei0crifofe !!

lebt BET W oIfion 25 Gents. - ~
AZ 3ou brei 9ooel Ban oure eunss mport. uen
Gents per aro serfauit 8
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-05-02
ORDERED OUT OF TOWN.
Non-Uninn Miners Forced to Leave Hnrk
idaho, Nv tho linton Mon.

Non.U Union Miners Forced To Leave nnrks.
Idaho, by the linton Mon.
Last Thuraday thu superintendent Of the
Union mine, at Burke, Idaho. put four non
union miners at work on that property. A
few hours after the non-unioniats begRns
their labors, a hundred determined union
mon weat up to tbs mine. On the arrival
Of the committee the non-unionlats Volnn-
tarily agreed to accompany them down
town and talk over the situation. I'm their
arrival at the hall James Al. Parker, on ha-
half OF the miners and citizens ct Burke,
made 4 speech and asked them TO join the
union and help y on to victory II 49, atrug-
Gle aRainat the Mine Ownets' association
Two of the men Walked NJ and joined the
union. Mr.. Pitney replied for himself and
partner, in substance. that he was o. years
Of ago. and had been in all tbs mining
camps In the west for the past twenty
years and had never belonged 70 any union
Or secret soeiety. and did not proposs to
Join any now. Further, that he Was AN
American citizen, aud considered " no
body's buainesa whether he worked Tor IL
cents or $40 per day; that he had to sup
port his family. and consequently mad 20
have work. !.
MI. ,fobin, president of this Burke miners
union, informed him that If he would join
tho union all ths provisions he neeaed for
himself and family would 30 furnianed Tree,
IA it il being furnished to families IN
Burke and Gam every day. Mr.. Pitnny re-
fused, saving he prayed that the union
would como out victorious IN the present
difficulty, but his conscience would not let
him Join them. He thanked them for the
aid offered, but he WAS compelled TO re-
fuse it.
A resolution was then unanimously passed
that Mr.. Pitnay and his partner BE- escorted
out of town, but it was rumored that q
crowd of ~citizens we're waiting for them at
Gem, and for fear Of violence 1T was
thought best that they be given a Ito
pass up the gulch, and ut y O'Clock
they were marched up the canyon.
headed for Thompson Falls. When
they arrived at the Poorman power place.
two miles above town, n gazed at the
snowbanks glistening i'll the sunlight on
top Of the divide, they both weakened and
agreed to 60 back to town and JOIN the
union, but the committee thought that they
had a fair chance and sent them on.
The knowing ones claim that the nom
unionists were sent to Burke for a purpose
and that this only a fore runner OF trouble
that ia sure to come; that the mine owners
are determined to work their mines and
that every man engaged in the difficulty
will be prosecuted. The snow 10 said to be
ten feet deep on the top OF the divide and
it has been showing up there for the past
week, Persons acquainted with the trail
said il would be impossible for them to make
Thompson Falls the night they LETT, but
that there ia q place called Mountain House
fifteen miles from Burke where they could
stop all night and probably get something
to eat.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-05-02
Mcguire Was the Leader.

Frank Murray, the bright young man
who manages Frank Daniels. tho comedian,
was in Anaconda, Montana, not long ago,
and he asked the local manager what time
he could have an orchestra rehearsal. He
was informed that two O'Clock was the reg
ular hour.
"How many pieces are there in your or
chestra?'
'sIhtes pieces" said the local manager.
what are thcy?" asked Frank, wishing
to know whether his own leader would be
Obliged to play the violin OR piano.
piano, stool and cover" said the locu,
manager, and Murray started for his train
When he reached Helena he met John Ma
guirc, who runs 1.-The Montana circuit" in,
Guiding the theater at Anaconda, and tt
him he told the story. Mcguire saw moth
ing funny in it and said, after bordering
bit:
II knew they had the piano and stool, M
bye, but / can't imagine where they got tn
coyer.'-Chicago Evening Post.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-05-02
PERSONAL.

q. w. Morse, of New Chicago, is in the
city.
Thomas Couch, Of Butte, is al the Grand
Central. #-Sr.-4 H@7
State Senator Power, Of Choteau county,
is at The Helena.
Judge Knowles returned from Missoula
yesterday to hold court.
John Richards, Of Butte, registered at the
Grand Central yesterday.
w. M. Bickford. of the Montana board Of
Worlds fair managers. is at The Helena.
u. w. Shropshire, counsel, Of the Mon
tRna Union Railway company, arrived from
Butte yesterday.
Judge DuBose has gone to Minnesota on
a business trip. He will also go to New
York. He expects to get back to Montana
about May Is.
William Mayer, who represented Lewis
and Clarke county IN the constitutional
convention, arrived in Helena yesterday
from Marysville. ."...:.."
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. McCauley have re-
turned to Fort Benton. They were ten
dered a reception and serenade by their
friends on their arrival.
Ed. r. Salter, manager of the only origi-
nal Ole Olson company, arrived in Helena
yesterday with the company which appears
at Great Falls tonight and in Helena on
Thursday and Friday evenings.
DR.. ". W. Miller, son of DR.. 9. 3. Miller
of this city, who was located for a little
resided in Cincinnati, will sail May 4 from
New York, on the steamer City of Paris. fol-
Europe. He goes abroad to take q special
course in q foreign medical college. Hon.
A.. Nj. and Mrs. Hotter and the children sail
in the same steamer as Dr.. Miller.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-05-02

THE Livingston Enterprise sounds a
row of keynotes when it says: "The
citizens Of Helena, without regard to
party predictions, have organized q
club for the distinctive purpose of pro-
noting the FREQ coinage of silver. A
similar club has been organized in Den
YER, Colorado, and other silver produc-
ing states will undoubtedly follow suit
at an early date. Every town in Mon
tana should form clubs of this kind
There seems to be no disposition on the
part of either of the two great politica
parties to pass a free coinage bill, ant
it remains nov for the people of the sil
yer producing states to rise up in thei
sovereignty, in solid phalanx, and, with
out regard to party affiliations, cooper
ate together in a demand for the fire.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-05-02

The German emperor recently paid a
delicate compliment to the journalists
Of this country by banishing American
newspapers from all institutions within
his control. While he assigned no rea-
son for the act it is suspected that the
wit employed at his expense was no
longer bearable and while he could not
decapitata the offenders he could at
least deprive his subjects Of an ocoa-
sional honest laugh at their kaiser. The
necessity for disciplining the young man
leads to the suggestion that his cpl.
dermis might be toughened by a cam
paign experience in this country.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-05-02
VIII Ask Court TO stopt the Knstlers.

CHEYENNE. May 1.-Attornoys for n large
number of large herd owners in Johnson
county have announced their intention Of
appeal for 3 temporary injunction to re-
strain the small ranohmen and rustl ers
from proceeding with the round ups which
they had arranged should commence Law
|. and l5. If the injunction is granted the
United States marshal nj his deputies will
enforce the orders of tho court. Resident
of Johnson county now in Cheyenne nssert
that the round-ups have been abandoned
by the projectors and no necessity exists
for any interference by the United States
court.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-05-02

BERRY, the English hangman, is hav-
ing a fine time on his American lectur-
ing tour. For the series Of lectures he
is to receive sl43,000 and is in addition
allowed all the luxuries which can be
furnished by a retinue Of servants.
While it IS hoped that the tour may be
successful it may be said without sus-
picion Of jealousy that there are five
hundred men in Montana who could lee
ture more interestingly IN the subject
of hangings than this %pretentious for
eigner.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-05-02
"a unlimited coinage OF the white

and unlimited coinage OF the white
metal"
There are newly organized silver clubs
III Missoula, Granite, Neihart, Dillon,
Marysville, Red Bluff and Helena and
other clubs will be organized in rapid
succession. 1t is q non-politioal move
ment to secure justice to silver and is
based on tho plans adopted by the free
silver league Of Colorado. 1t is not pro,
posed to organize a third party, but
rather to make the free silver issue
strong in the country by determined or
ganization and hard campaign work.
That is all there il TO it.