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Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-08-09
CITY OF PAWTUCktl.
for License.

OSYICH oT THE LICENSE COMMfssIONERs
PAwTUCKEr. r. l., August 4, lisa. =.
Applications for ltcense 70 sell pure, spirit.
uous, Intoxicating and malt liquors have
been mado by the following named persons
SECOND CLASS.
Edward McPoland, II Water street.
James Lavelle, 20 Pleasant street.
Joseph McGonagle, 3,3 West avenue.
The Board OF License CON missioners will
be In session at their ONCE on Tuesday, Aug
ust Is al % O'Clock p. m.,. ut which timc and
place all persons so desiring may be heard
on the matter OF gran my said applications
BERNARD KEENAN,. r,.
GEORGE n. REX. Llconse
ELISHA w. BUCRLIN. Iohissiohors
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1892-02-13

IT, but { II o S e
were jolly Feb
ruary d a y s.
all shine and
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1892-02-13
NOTES FOR OLD SOLDIERS.

THE Confederate Veteran camp, Of
New York, has membership of nearly
two hundred. It's president is DIR. j. FL.
Parker, of the United States National
bank.
AS TO the northern and southern
army the present congress stands as
follows: union soldiers now senators,
16; confederate soldiers now senators,
2S; union soldiers now representatives,
70: confederates now representatives,
66.
THE widow of Col Thad. Oliver, a
noted confederate soldier, has made
application to the state of Georgia for
pension. Oliver, who was killed dur
ing the war, is credited in many quar-
ters with the authorship Of "All quiet
along the Potomac tonight"
TRULY civil war is frightful At
the battle of Shiloh two Kentucky
regiments were opposed to each other
and both fought with terrible resolu-
tion. 1t happened that a member Of
the union regiment wounded and cap
tured his brother, and after passing him
back toward the rear began firing upon
a man who was behind tree. Seeing
this the captured brother cried out:
Don't shoot in that direction any
more, Bob, for that's father" which
proved to be the case, as the old man
was also taken few minutes later.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1892-02-13

Hannah, the woman who came now
and then to do the heavy housework
with very good grace; but still there
were many empty hours, and some
very sad ones.
Mammals headache seemed to grow
worse instead of better, as the day
went by, and often he saw her crying
quietly. He knew then that she was
thinking of papa, for she always cried
when she thought or spoke of him.
hPapa had gone away in big ship
= e~eomewhere, lonl ago, when Laddie was
s baby, and the ship lad been wrecked
I; and he never came bach. Laddie often
'~aslsed If there were no hopes of his
ever coming, but mamma looked so
p sorry when she said: ''I'm afraid not,
little one" that he had about given up
' trying to fnd out any more.
One DAY, II was the thirteenth day of
this sparkling February, Hannah sent
] Laddie down town on an srrand, and
ne gayly set OFF, glad of any chance to
be out, If oa.y for short time. AS he
passed the gay shops he eagerly looked
at the bright pictures their windows
presented, wishing he were rich enough
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1892-02-13

had asked that question, for mammals
thin hand went up to her eyes, with
the quick, panied movement she always
made when he asked about papa; but
she answered, quite calmly: "Yes,
dear, when i was young received a
good many, and once very beautiful
one"
Then she was quiet for such a long
time that Laddie concluded she must
have fallen asleep; so he tip-toed out
of the room, and, seizing his cap and
muftier, fairly ran in the direction of
the Western station. AS he neared the
place, he saw that the train had al
ready come in, for numbers of people
were hurrying toward .town-in car
ri2ges, or On foot. Very few Of the
latter, however, appeared to have much
to carry, and at first there seemed no
chance of getting a job. But soon he
saw big, good-natured looking fellow,
carrying a small valise--so he accosted
him eagerly:
"Don'tyou want me to carry your
baggage, sir, please?"
The man looked down at the bit of
humanity before him--and then at his
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1892-02-13

SNOW, and jingle of bells--that is, for
most people; to Laddie, it was rather
gloomy, though he saw the sun shine
and the snow sparkle, and heard the
sleigh bells tinlsle as everyone did.
But Laddie was little fellow - very
little for seven years - and he hadn't
many ways of amusing himself when
shut up in the house, especially when
mamma was too weak and tired to
read to him or invent games. This
was the case now, and it was very
hard time for poor Laddie, as you may
imagine. He waited on mamma quite
cheertully, however, and even helped
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1892-02-13
INITIATIVE BIRDS.
Funny Feathered Folk That Laugh. CRY
and Talk.

Funny Feathered Folk That Laugh. CRY
and Talk.
There is species of crows in India
which assemblies in fiocks of about
twenty or thirty in the recesses of for.
ests, and whose note so exactly resem.
bles the human voice in loud laughing
that person ignorant of the real cause
would fancy that very merry party
was close at hand The laughing jack
ass. when warning his feathered mates
that day break is at hand, utters a cry
resembling troop of boys shouting,
whooping and laughing in a wild chor.
us The innocent night jar, which has
been slandered under the name of goat
sucker, has cry, an observer says, as
Of one lamenting in distress, which once
heard is never forgotten. "A stranger
would never conceive it to be the cry Of
bird. He would say it was the de-
parting voice of midnight murdered
victim, or the last wailing of Niobe for
her poor children before she was turned
to stone" Among birds that have tho
power of imitation the parrot is sup
posed to talk the best; but, as matter
of fact, its voice is decidedly inferior &C
that of the mynah, aspecies Of startling.
of which there are examples ut the
London Geological Gardens Curiously
enough the male bird speaks in a high
clear tone, like that of child, while
the female has gruff voice Yh,
mynahs are fond of showing off theh
vocal powers to visitors to the gardens
Another bird. the morepork, Q
Australia, Is frequently heard veheS
mently demanding more pork, in a clear
stentorian voice. Our whip-poor-wil!
also demands his punishment in dis
| tinct imitation of the human voice, and
! the command of the guinea fowl to
come back could easily be mistaken for
human voice. Coming toquadrupeds
the cries of none approach more closely
that of the human voice than those O.
seals when lamenting the loss or cap
ture of their young. They emit a wall.
ing and affecting cry, similar to that OF
a woman in deep grief. The cry of
wounded hare resembles that of child
in distress. Its piercing shrek can, ON
still night, be plainly heard at dis
tance of more than mile.-Broohlyr
| Eagle.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1892-02-13
PUNGENT PARAGRAPHS.

---Totling: Here's story called
The Politicians Consciencel' " Dim
ling: "short story, isn't it9"-Epoch.
--Dashaway: ANY one rooming
with you now?" Travers: Eyes. My
;ailor. ."-Clothier and Furnisher.
---"I just saved So" said Blykins.
"How?' II spent it before Waylins
could borrow it from me. Washing
ton Star
There's nothing in size-when a
pint bottle can exert more influence
over some men than a church spire.-
Columbus Post.
~ wouldn't mind my wife's having
the last word" said Mr.. Meekins, ''if
she would only hurry up and get to it."
Washington Star.
One of the slowest features about
the street cars is lot of women NOV
ing up to make room for somebody
else. e.-Philadelphia Times.
Accurate, if Not Attractive. -He-
Don't you think my photograph is a
good likeness?" She-"Really, / am
afraid it is. "-Somerville Journal.
-Plumduff HAS the charming
widow any property?" Ketchum-"Yes,
considerable" Plumduff-"Real estate
or personal?" Ketchum - Personal
She has six children. "-Tid-Bits.
IL had to be away from school yes
terday," said Tommy. you must bring
an excuse" said the teacher "Who
from?" "Your father" "Ie amt no
good at making excuses; ma catches
him every time. It'd
Cause for Laughter. - Jessie -
sie-"Before Chappie went away he
told me whenever felt sad to think Of
HMM. Y. Herald.
-"Who is your favorite actor?" he
inquired of his wife. You are, dear"
she answered. "Ir' "Yes, when yon
are trying to make me believe that you
were sitting up with sick friend"-
Washington Star.
-Jove's Laughter. - Giggler-"At
lovers perjuries they say Jove laughs"
Wriggler-"Well, it's no wonder they
tell us that Jove is dead. He must have
| laughed himself to death many cen.
turies ago"-N. Y. Herald.
Struggling Minister-"There was
stranger in church to-day" Wife =
"What did he look like?" Il did not
see him" "Thcn how did you know
there was stranger among the con-
gregation?" ~ found half-crosu
among the collection. ."-Tid-Bits
No Use Speaking Jake Jimson-
MAY | speak to your father, darling?"
Cora Bellows (after pause) ut would
be useless" Jake with look OF
agony)-"Don't say that, darling! Why
would it be useless?" Cora-"He's
deaf N. Y. Herald
You do very wrong to wish old
Mr. Dulleigh dead. Don't you know it
is very .wicked?" 20, don't mean any
harm. / only thought it would be nice
to have him die now, SO that he would
have a chance to tell all his stories in
the other world before / get there
Boston Transcript.
-"Gave your wife two diamond rings
one for each hand? Wasn't that rather
extravagant in you?" Not at all. The
two rings cost me only Sl00, and in che
five years have been married l calcu-
late have saved three times as much
on my wife's glove bills. boston
Transcript
in Confidence. Mummy, dear.
who's papa's mother-in.law?" my
mother, dear-your rgrandmamma-" 'O'
(considering), do you think grand
mamma would take prize at the cas
show?" Ethel, dear, what do you
mean?" well, mummy. dear, heard
papa say that in the whole course oi
his life he had never come across such
an old tabby as his mother-in-lawr"
| Punch
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1892-02-13
MY VALENTINE.

How shall my darling know
From another one?
By her wealth OF golden hair.
Cleaning In the sum-
By the eyes that are so blue
Eyes to match the sky
Or the flush the breezes left
As they wandered by,
Touching with their kiss her cheek,
Making it the hue
OF wild roses in the hedge,
Where the sun breaks through?
Nay, but there are other girls
Who have golden hair
Some of them. the gossips say,
Weave with 1t snare
Eyes and skies a tohderest blue
Sometimes can betray-
So must my darling know
In some other way.
Fairest cheeks that pinkiy vie
With the rose at morn
They may match the rose too we'll.
They may hint u thorn.
But II explore her heart
Find 1t true and strong
Then shall my darling know
shall not be wrong.
Hair and eyes and wild-rose cheek
Fifty shall combine
To enshrine the spirits grace
or my valentine.
Iouise Chandler Moulton, in Youths Col
anion.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1892-02-13

The Mercedita was taken to Phila-
delphia and repaired, and after long
and honorable career as gunboat,
was, at the close of the war, relegated
to private life. She is now in New
York harbor doing the duty of coal
barge N. Y. Advertiser.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1892-02-13

Handsome Young Sheriff with an or.
der from the coNrt)-I beg pardon, Miss
McFall. but i have an attachment 70,
you, which
Miss McFall (thirty-two, if she's day,
This is so sudden, Mr. Nippers. But,
yes, dear. Puck.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1892-02-13

That Santa Claus brought not a thing
OF all OF his manifold treasures
To put in my bachelor shoe,
You promised NEEDN'T you rcmember!-
You promised me what you would do.
With laughter and mischicvous dimples,
You snid in your bantering way;
'stJust wait you inpatient old grumbler,
Just wait till Saint Valentines day:
'"Ill send you valentine then, sir;
The prettiest one in the town:
"A picture of hearts on which Cupid,
With bow bent is just swooping down;
"a picture In which the fair lilies
Display most roseate hue,
While the roses, outshone and despairing,
Have turned TO a genuine blue:
"And, matching this triumph of painting,
A triumph Of rhyme there shall be,
iDeclaring n love everlasting,
And deep rs the depths of the sea-"
Now Jennie, my friend, I'll forgive you
This satire upon the fine art
Of painting, rs shown in the pictures
On valentines, II from your heart
You'll grant me the privilege, Jennie,
or choosing the one you shall send.
ia choose one to keep and to cherish
Through oil Of our lives, my sweet friend.
y'd choose-don't let frowns chase the dimplcs
Away from your face, my sweet elf
I'D choose the best, sweetest and brightest
I'd choose dear, your own precious self
-.-Martha Gion Sperbeck in Good Housekeeping
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1892-02-13
The Whole wide worId.

Not from the whole wide world choose thea
Sweetheart, light of the land and the seal
The wide wide world could not inclose thee
For thou art the whole Wide world to me-
-yGohayd 0ildss
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1892-02-13
A Valentine.

Twas an eye for an eye and tooth for tooti
In the old-time Scripture day;
But tell my love that heart for heart
Is by far the better way.
William Zachary Gladwin, in Wide Awake.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-10-05
Weu. ManorDs 9ampf . aiiferei.

Wir 1atteu lit leBter 3eit ipieber Sc
legenbeit, auf umfansrei6e 2ieferun>
gen BON Maii9= ut1b 8ranbotti6en,
iopie BON SdHern aufmerfiam gu MAJ
den, tpel6e BON auspdrtigen 8rane-
reien bel Der biefigen 9ufereisGirma
BON Geo. ManbrD (gluftin ltraBe)
beitelt unb BON bieier 5u GROCER 3us
friebembeit ausgefiibrt morben tparer.
Wdbrenb gewife 2eute bier mift
miibe tperben, bic 2drm>S rommel All
riibreu unb fir bic 9erbeisiebung fremz
Der Snbuitrie>8 etriebe gu vbubmen",
bat fi9 ba III aler Stile aus Man6rps
fleiner 80tt6ersW erfftatt i'm 2aufe Der
Sabre Elm inbutrieles GtabliHement
BON groBem l1mfange unb bon adj
tungspertber 2eitungsfdbigfeit entz
midelt. 9as 1T Bic ri6ti9e Nrt, tpie
cine geiunbe Sttbuftrie : 3bdtigteit li9
entmideln muB; aus eigener &raft urb
bur6 itetige aielbemuBte Mrbeit, ni1t
aber bur9 8ubm unb Bonus.
Manbrbs 9ampfz &iferei 1T bic be-
beutenbite unb befteingeri6tete int gars
aen Siibipeften unb per ii6 fir bieIen
Snbuftrieapeig intereflirt, foate es mi1t
perfeblen, biefem gtablihement ieinen
8efu1 abauftatten. 9aHelbe befinbet
ii6 1OS un6 ITO guitiuitrabe.
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Outer @ath.

8enn SIR cine 0dbmaf9ime fault, 10 bes
3ablt es ii4, bic bette gu ipabIen. g8ir pers
taufen nlr unier eigenes Sabrifat unb tsunen
baiielbe senau. &auft Sbr bon unS, 70 bes
,ablt Sbr nidt 3tpeien @rofite umaebt baber
ben 3piidenbdnoter, Der meiitens biaise
Mai1inen bat. Sbr sebt benz Sabritanten
unb Saneler groiit. 8auft baber brett. Sn
Golse unierer sroben Gaeilitaten fOnnen mir
9id%bmaidinen biliser liefsrn mie irseno
cine anbsre Gabrif. Infer 8etreben lit itets
s~etpeien, baS J8efts gu bieten nnb bic p o t.
u8lt6fte Mab W Hine in Der
@elt su liefern.
llniere Waidinsn lino nidt 70 biaie pie
auosre, aber SIR perbet iinben, bab Die edit e
Sineer Maf6iae bic holtommenfte,
superldiiisite urb cauerboitefte lift; uno Sbr
iperbet Gelb iparen unb Merger permeicen,
penn Sbr bic uG@te Stn9er", bic nur
bon Der Ginger Manufacturing Company
berseitelt ipirb, fault. Dessn Treiie unb Be.
~bingungen menbet @ud an: The Singer
Manufacturing Company, SO. IL @eit.Goms
meree5trabe, Gan Nntonio, TeraS.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-10-05
s. aaltsser & sobn,
asboleiale umb @etails9 russifse'

Wboleiale mno Getail>9 ruggiften.
9as &etailz@ ei9dft, iopie bic &es
ceptar obiser Sirma fin6 bic be6euten6=
fen in San Mntonio, ipopon Sober
tagtdsli6 fi6 au iiberseugen @elegem>
belt bat. IS berrf9t in Der Mpotbete
gerabe3u Elm pbdnomet1aler 8erfebr;
rtan erbdlt bier a1es frif6-b bat in
allen Departements, namentli9 au6 in
bent Der patentmebiainen - Die gr6Bte
Mustpabl nnb bic &eeeptur 1T BEN be-
fen unb gepiHenbafteften 9dnben ans
bertraltt. Shs Wboleiale : @ef6dft
nimmt BON Sabr gu Sabr einen gr6Bee
re1t llmfans an, bent bic Mpotbefer in Ser
Stabt unb allf benz 2anbe baben bic
grfabrung geuta6t, baB fie bier bor=
tbeilbaft faufen unb auf 6as promp=
tete bebient tperben. Sic Girnta &alts
eDer ftebt nit BEN eriten 9dmiern Der
Ser. Staaten ut 8erbinburg unb ints
portirt biese Mrtifel brett 1T bebeute,1s
ben Quantitdten. Maf Outrage tperben
Preisliften %berian6t. Wir f6nner allen
unieren betreFenben 2efern ratben, nit
obiger renommirten Girma. gei6dftli@
ansufmiipfen.
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THIBODEAUx.


Was bebeutet biefes Wort? IS lit
bas Sanbels5eiden bes
CINDERELLA S6ubz g aIafes
9a int Wabliabre betanntli6 Ges
f1dftsfilIe berri6t unb mir einen gros
BEN Gorratb BON S9ubperf fir Sers
rem, 9amett unf &inber oil 6anb
baben, neuefte Sacons anb Mufter, 10
%berfaufen mir @les sum Soft
preife unb liefern bic 8epeiie bas
fir. Ollie Maaren finb neu unb purs
ben ipeSiea fir bieien CONNER beftelt.
Die preiie limb iiberaa in 3ablen atts
9egeben. Mer bidig linb gut faufen
mill, gebe gum
Cinderella SHmb Yalaft.
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s@m. Mmtbs 4artem

auf benz Governments 9iisel 1T Der ams
gemebmfte unb fiblite Nufentbalt pdb-
renb Der beiBen Sabresseit. Bequem
au errei9en 1T berielbe aud bur9 bic
BON Der poft : Office aus regelmdBis
fabrenbem eleganten unb luftigen Cars
Der Mlamo Seigbts 2inie. Man fdbrt
bis G%rapientraBe, BON tpo aus elm ans
genebmer Spa3iergans BON taum 8
Minnten bortbin fibrt. Mutbs @ars
ten 1T elm SammeIplab fir beutI9e
Gamilien, bic nit 8orliebe bier berz
tebren. Sonntags @a6mittags unb
Mbembs regelmdBig ltnb at @o6ens
tagen auipeilen: Grei : &on3ert. Oie
8emirtbung Der @dite 1T bor5isli6.
8ereite finb eingelaben, i'm Saal ober
Garter Gefte a~baubalten.
= 96idt Cure &eeepte gu S o + II
III a - n Earrnnr,o nr,~ C4ora
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-10-05

eeramssei@liipft. mann: ,Denfe
Dir, Sran, i6 bin mesen na9tlidsr
Nubeltoruns 81 orei 1aseu Saft Der.
urtbeilt moroen. @ntletlid !"-Trau:
pI1, oas fommt mir wilfommeii /; oa
FAINT i'd ia in3wiiden Die 3immer rter
tape5iren laiien !"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-10-05

6abe tbn immer BET Der Sdnb, benu Gersus erbbtt
cein Getben. gBtr meinen Or. Dui'5 Sufen= Gprup
sesen s,ufen unb GrfdItuns; sr turirt BID. Yrets 25
Sents.
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@egen &benmattsmns

SIT Mper's SarIapariGa elm uni1dtbares MitteI.
Die qiaIuouen S9mer5en bes @beun,atisnrus faIs
len auf bic Reiden wie auf bic Irnen. 9ieies
uebeI bat ieine1 @runb II, elmer I'M 0lute Iiesen<
ben Sdure- n~ieiftens bic SoIse bapon, baB man
feadter 2uft ober pI0tIi6em @etterrpedieI ausses
festwar- unb sreift sepDbnli6 bic srObern SIieb.
maben ait. SeiIuns fam man MIR bann e~rIau9en.
mem. man bas @ift aus benz glute e~ntiernt r,b
ba5u lift nidts better aIs gIper's Garfapariua.
e.: :: =; :: ); :: e. e: i: &imn &; =; !; :: g.; e.: g.: !: :: !:
j9loB i'd sulest, einen anbeItenben 8eriut5 hit
Wper's Sariapariaa 81 MAIDEN. SIN GaMSea usrs
braa6te i9 ~ansefabr adtsebn SGafden, ,no iei.0e:,
tit bas 1le5eI nidt suriidsefe5rt."-S g. 8resn
Sobnstown. Ohio.
n9sadber1 i'd Sabre lang al Gbennotislnus ges
litten bate, lies i'd mid SIT eilem @criadye NIT
Mper's Gariapariua berebea. uhb iie that mir ioz
slei6 gut. SD fete srpbe5 @ertranen in ibre rnez
bijinii6en arafte."-S. 8. @indeiter, SoIoen, @e.
ADer's Sar(aparilla.
i3uberettet uon DR.. {. 6. Mper & Co., apreg, Maii.
9eilt Mtbere, tuiro 9ib beileu-
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empla' Vatmem ; @artem 1T Sc:

s6r Memn Semanb fem uub 81 ais
nebmbaren preife ipeiien min, 70 gebe
er gum Miffipns=@ arten Die
9erren Nbciner & 8aml, 8eliber bic
fes gtablifements, balten barauf, lire
8dfte tets bollfommen aufrieben gu ftelz
len. Mae faiionmdbigeu DelifateRem,
Muitern, Milb, Slide, @efliigel &C iinb
bort in Der belifateitem 3ubereitung ale
3eit gu baben. Mablseiten iper6en aui
Wunf1 in bic @obnungem Der &unben
geianbt. Mu6 bietet Der nit Der
Speiiepirtbf6aft perbun6ene 9 a T.
+ o M bic beiten @etrante, ftets frii6es
Bier unb feline 2iqu6re unb Meine.
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Sir Tarmcr +!

Sic rSrinmpb"> 8inbesM aidine nit
Stablgeitea unb nit f6wingenbem
8inber lit bic bette Maf6ite TIM ale
grten BON @etreibe gu f6neiben, Oh es
itebe ober liege, oh es furs ober lang,
griin ober troden 1T. gu baben bel
Sips & Saarmann.
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Gin @eiferfie her @aufunjt.

Sod bis gum Sabre 1850 belaB bie
STRIDE gu Depen, einem Dorfe IN Med-
lenbnrs, elm merfwiirbises Dad, ipeldes
81 eillem Yiertcl nit n%ngebrannten Bic,
9eln, gum 5weiten 8iertel init 1obl3ie.
geln lnb auf ben nod iibri9eil bei6en
Viertbeilen init S9inbeln uitS Strob
9ebedt mar. Der @runo oieler piere
fa9et Beoedmnssart lag in ben 3miitis.
feiten BON pier Harteien : Dem SUITS.
BERN, Der @emeinoe, Der Nesternna
nnb einem Stifte, iuelde gu slei9ea
Ibsilen Die Snitanobaltins jener STRIDE
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-10-05
Dr. Hathaway
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