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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-01-11
sNOWSTORM IN KANSAS.
New Settlers Suffering Grave Hardships
From Cold and Hunger.

KANSAS CRY, Mo-, Jan. 10.-Dispatches
from various points of Kansas and Okla
homa state that a severe snowstorm pre-
vailed there today. causing much delay to
trains. The Texas express of Santa Fe is
indefinitely late. All trains from the
South on the Missouri Pacific are DELAYED
from one to three hours.
A dispatch from Guthrie says the storm
will cause much suffering among new set
tiers, who for the most part are lily clad,
badly sheltered and insufficiently pro-
visioned.
A dispatch from Arkansas City, Kan.
says the boomers waiting along the bor-
ders of the Cherokee strip for the opening
of that coveted land are suffering from the
same causes.
OMAHA, Neb., Jan. 10.-Rsports from all
sections of Nebraska show general snow
storm is prevailing. A strong wind il
drifting the snow badly. All trains are
DELAYED
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Fight Over Polish Priests.

PIrTsBURe, Pa, Jan. 1o.-Father
Miskiewiiez, of the Catholic Polish
church, recently discharged his assistant,
Father Pitulski, who was great favorite
with the congregation, appointing Father
Kalosinski in his stead. The congrega-
tion became incensed, and today mob OF
200 followed the priest and the new assist
ant to their house, which they held in a
state of siege all day. This evening they
were forced to obtain police protection
on their way TO and from the church.
Serious trouble may yet result.
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Hungarian Church Row.

WILKEsBARRE, Pa, Jan. 10.-The Hun
garian church at Plymouth was again
the scene of a disturbance today. A fac
ton became dissatisfied with the new
priest and went into the church with
revoivers ana forced submission of the
other faction. Armed men are guarding
the church tonight. Serious trouble is
apprehended
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Church Attendants suffocasad.

TIFFIN, o., Jan. 10.-While services were
being held in Grace Reformed church this
morning young lady suddenly tainted.
few seconds after she was taken out
fourteen other members of the congrega-
tion had tainted. Physicians were inn
mediately summoned and the sufferers re-
stored to consciousness with great din.
Guilty. The physicians say the people were
asphyxiated by natural gas escaping from
tlue into the church. The entire congre-
CATION was affected. and many of the at
tendants are still suffering.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-01-11
HORRIBLE TRAFFIC IN COOLIES.
Thousands Forced Into n System OF Low
Slavery.

LONDON, Jan. 10-Mr. Varley, a Social
ist jurist, recently visited Singapore, and
has written Lord Salisbury charging the
government with permitting a horrible
traffic in Chinese coolies TO be carried on
in Singapore. He says these coolies
are drafted by the thousands,
almost naked, and thrust into
large receiving sheds in Singapore
by agents, commonly called slave-dealers,
whence they are shipped to Sumatra.
Borneo and other countries in English
steamers, and hired out by agents to a
system of enforced labor. where they have
no voice concerning position, work or pay.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-01-11
BUENOs AYREs IN DANGER.
Revolt Among the Soldiers Liable to
End In Disaster.

BUENos AYREs. June 1O.-TNew York
Herald Special. l-Rumors are current of a
revolt that has taken place among the
seventh and Second regiments on the line.
1t is commonly believed that the revol ters
were suborned by the followers of General
Roca. The government has taken meas
ures to suppress the iDsurrection. The
First regiment and Third artillery were
ordered to reinforce the Buenos Ayres
garrison. Cartridges were served to all the
men, but it is feared that despite these
preparations. the insurgents are so strong
that they will march from Rosario, Men
doza and La Plata upon Buenos Ayres.
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EVILS OF TUE FEE SYSTEM.
An Attempt Will Be Made to Abolish
the Practice.


WASHINGTON CRY, Jan. 10.-An effort
will be made by number of Democratic
representatives to have the appropriations
committee recommend that the fee system
in federal offices be abolished as far as can
well be done. A number of congressman.
especially in the Southern states, urge a
discontinuance of the fee system. 1t is
urged that it results in much hardship to
the people in their states through dep
uty marshals and other court Of
ficers straining laws for the purpose
of making cases in courts, thereby
increasing the emoluments of the officers.
1t is urged that the government would
really save great deal of money by pay
ing salaries TO employees in fee offices and
recurring all fees TO be turned into the
United States treasury. A vigorous op-
position. however. is expected to the pro-
posed reform. The appropriation CON-
mittee has not vet got to work, so it is
uncertain what will be the outcome
The attempt TO do away with perquisites
in federal offices is of considerable interest
to numerous postmasters Of the frst-class
throughout the country. At present
stamped envelopes are furnished TO post
masters at a cost of fifth of one cent
for each envelope. A profit is
realized on these by the post
master when he sells them in large
lots. When sold singIy or in small guam
titles there is profit of four-ffths of
cent on each envelope, and Mr.. O'Neil, of
Missouri, who intends 10 urge congress to
change the practice. says the result is
considerable profit 70 the postmaster who
is also in receipt of regular fixed salary.
He will urge hereafter that stamped en-
yelopes be furnished at cost. The gov
ernment, he says, should not make profit
on these and other convenIences it fur
nish-s the people, but should give them at
cost whenever practicable. and any profits
arising should not go TO salaried officers.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-01-11
NEWS FROM BRAZIL,
An Attempt to Secure the Abdication OF
Dom Pedro's Heir

Dom Pedro's Heir.
RIO JANEIRo, Jan. 10.-Advices from
Santa Catalina state that there is a reac-
ton in favor of the ex-governor, caused by
the arbitrary actions of the provisional
ruler, which rendered him obnoxious.
Senor Prudente Moraves, senator from
San Pablo, will. it is said, be proposed for
president of the republic.
Joaouine Nabuco and Rodolfo Dantas
have gone to Paris to confer with Count
D'Eu and try and induce Princess Isabella
to abdicate in his favor.
The government has declared the river
Plata ports infected and has decided to
quarantine against them. This is a retali-
atory measure against Argentine and
Uruguay
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THE WAR IN KANSAS.
All Quiet on Account OF the Presence OF
State Troops.

ARKALoN, Kan, Jan. 10.--An Is quiet at
the seat of the Kansas war today. There
Will probably be no further trouble as long
as the state troops remain at the scene.
The probate judge, who has been sitting
as the contest court in the shrievalty con-
test, rendered decision last night in favor
OF Guymsn. contestant. Guyman will be
sworn in tomorrow and assume the duties
at once. No trouble is anticipated over
the result of the contest, although it il
looked upon as victory for the Botkin
fantion
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aeKInley,s Inauguration To-day.

CoLUMBus. Jan. 10.-Several clubs and
military organizations arrived today TO
participate in the inauguration exercises
tomorrow. 1t is expected that the parade
will be one of the largest ever held at any
inauguration. Major Mckinley attended
church at the Wesley NJ. e. church today.
and was escorted by the Cleveland Grays.
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Indians Well Armed and Liable to Break
nnt

CHICAGO, Jan. 10.-The Inter Oceans spe-
cial from Burlington says; DR. David
McDill. for number OF years post surgeon
at Tame Deer, Mont. who is in the city,
received letter from Mr.. Seltmann. OF
Tame Deer, indicating that unless there vas
q more peaceful aspect soon there viii be
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WAsHIYGToS CITY. Jan. 10.-At a meet
ing OF the Metropolitan Club this after
noon resolutions were passed in respect to
the memory of the late Admiral Rodgers.
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James Gordon Bennett Sick.

PARIS, Jan. I0-James Gordon Bennett,
who has had slight attack Of the inhu-
enza, is about to start for Cairo. whence he
will go 10 Abyssinla.
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To Blow Tp the Czar.

ST.. PETERSBURG, Jan. i0.-Two nihilists
have been arrested at Moscow 1t is
stated that there is evidence that they
laid bombs with electrical attachments
upon the line over which the imperial
tain was 10 pass from Carmea
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A Ranking House suspends.

MARSHALL. Mo. Jan. 10.-The Cordeli-
Dunnica Banking Company of this city
suspended yesterday. The assets and
liabilities are each about $50 900.
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Sr. PETERSBURG. Jan. 10.-An imperial
decree has just been issued extending to
Finland the prohibition Of the exporta-
ton of wheat from the Russian enpire.
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Commercial Treaty with France

PARIS, Jan. l0.-The commercial treaty
negotiations between France and the
United States, it is believed, will be CON-
pleted al the end of this week.
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The Heir Prssumptive III.

LONDON, Jan. l0.-The Duke Of Clarence,
oldest son of the Prince of Wales. is seri-
ously i'll at Sandringham. He is suffering
from influenza, complicated with pnea-
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sAS ANTONIO. Tex, Jan. 10-The super
intendents Of various roads at a meeting
have decided they will handle the freight
OF the Arkansas Pass road.
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Five Persons Drowned.

PARIS. Jan. l0-Five persons were
drowned through the capsizing of boat
in the harbor of ST. Vaiery today.
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phxsician,s Gift to Humnnitr.

Weak men restored TO Terfsci man hood By the
Great Australian remedy, Tree. Address, DR..
Allen Lewis, 400 Kearney street, san Francisco,
Cal
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PARIS, Jan. 10.-The empress Of Austria,
and the widow aud the daughter Of tho
khediye OF Egypt are i'll with influenza.
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PARIS. Jan. f0.-Peyron, ex-minister of
marine, died today of influenza
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-06
3a0en.

9arlsrube. Na9 elmer 8efannt,
mad)uns bes Miniiteriums In 9arls,
rabe bat Der @roBbersos befoblem, oab
III 3utunft Die babii1e Slasse aelbs
rotg-gelb IN bret sdnssitreifen gu fiji
ren lit.
6retbnr9. @ebeimratb .. D. 0olit
bat eine1 STUFF an Die undergraduates
ltnipcriitdt BON Chicago erbalten.
@eri9tfetten. Nl8 fiirslih mad
Der Beeroigung etner int Wohenbett
Oeritorbenen Srau Die 0eiotrasenben ii1
,erltreut batten, oer1tabm Der ben Saro
lnit Grbe beSedenbe Gobtengraber pl0ts
lia) Gin fairies @opfen unb nabm Reib,
aus. Der Yfarrer trb einige Ortsein,
iDobner tpurSen b%erbei9ebolt, tnb alS
man ben Sars 0ffnete, lag Die 9eide
umgefebrt, bic Daare uaret1 Mir bmrf<
eiaaloer, bas @eli9t perfrabt ii. I. n.
Gas BorfommniB erre9te in Ser 8e,
polfsruns groBen nnmutb. Die Srau
loa tur I'M Starrframpf seleseit baben.
Nedar9eminb. Sn 6etoelbere
fano unldnsit cine geriamnilung bon
SdiHern itatt, mel1e 6ie 0eriteluna
clues g~fotbbafeus am GusSanssbedeu
Der @lien5 in ben giedar in Nedar,
gemiin6 gum @esen1tano bate. Der
4oitenaufmanb bon 1000 bis 5000
Wfarf ioa 0urd 8eitrase Der 9tabt
0eioelbers, Der biefiseu Gemeinbe, bes
areijes II. /. M. sebedt merben. Der
N~otbbafen 1T our Gufnabme bon SO bis
40 Sdifen berebnet.
Maunbeim. Gin biefiser 6ano,
iperfer erbielt gu Neujabr bon einem
Wtdoden, NIT Dem er mdbremo ieiner
Wilitdr3eit eth intimes BerbdltntB
bate, pel6es er jeood idon einise
SABRE Dor letner 8erbeirat6ung poI<
itdlotg sel0ff, cine rWisfarte,A moriiber
Ole Is Sabre alte Gbefrau befielben 70
in A~ufresnns serietb, bab ite ibrert
yeben bur9 etnen Spruns In bic. bods
9elcnoea Wogen bes giedars eiu @n6e
madte. Die Qei6e tpar6e tpenige Stun.
ben barauf ~gelanbet.
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ceeof=N ac6rid6ten aus Der
a(ten 9eimat6.
@artfem6erg.

@tnttgart. Der aoniumperein
ipurOe fas Opfer eites freden 8etriis
gers. 51on felt ldnserer 3eit par
man ii.erseust, baB sefalidte Marfen
int LIN. nj leiett, erft jett aber eelats
es, ben Sdli6er ansfiabis 5u maiden.
Sc lit ;i:8 Elm SpeSereiba1lOler SIS, aus
l~lnterbs nba6 9ebiirtis, DerIelbe hattie
bier eli. Daus un1 $4,000 Mfarf gefauft
unb oasiH ein 5pe5ereigel6dft erri6tet.
Die 4 i'll nad)te init BEN 9efdllmten
Marfsa sr0bere @infanfe in sen pers
ldteoel.u Son nmldoeu, unb Die 10 ct,
banoelt II Waaren muroen tn Dem eiees
ne1 g e5creisei6dft bann ipieber per-
fault.
8Iaabeuren. Jn Der bieiisen
@etpereebanf wurbe ein 0efi3tt BON
241 ,UD Marf entbedt. Sine @eri6tS,
fommiiiion i1abul beretts ben Stanb Der
ganf aui. Der Sduloise 1T Der aais
fer Der Banf, 3aufmann S9par5, Der
ii1 felblt Dem @eri9te ftelte. ST gibt
ON, ben gatt5en Betra9, lotpie aud ieiu
etsenes betrd6tlides germ0sen in 86r>
ieulpy. !ationer perloren 3u baben.
@eidaeigt iiltb bauptld6lt9 fletne 8ee
au1te l,lo @eihdftsleute, 6anbmerfer
unb oabrifarbetter. Sci Der gerbai,
tu1lJ otS S9warS lpurben tn bellen Site,
feln uerborsen 10, 500 Mearf III Yapiers
gelo porsefuuben.
scuofiebel. Der edafer Sc,
bert wo1te bieler Gage NIT leiner 99afs
besfoe oie sefrorene Saeit bet air9bers
iibsriGreiten, ba8 Sis brad eth un6
80 stiid 96afe %ertranfeu. Dem
Maal erpddit Gin beoeutenoer Shas
ben.
&otteuburg. Sn bieliser Dio>
5ele I.arben I'M a~bgelaufenett Sabre &c
geiiaibe, Der alteite ipurbe IS Sabre ali,
Del iiiaglte nur "a, ba8 Dur1i1nittss
otter betrdst ni6t gang GAL Sabre.
y.euprieiter muroen SO ausgeneibt, allo
5eirl nlebr, oils init SOB abgesangene.
g in3erbauen en-. Sci Ser bieligen
Vn. tramsi6nbpabl 5ei9te ii6 bte 8irs
strlwaft 10 pablmiioe, OaB bon 1872
SaaDtDere9ti9ten nur etn eiu3tser Wdbs
ler, u,io oieier ni9t etnntal benz M1t,
terort, fonoern Der Siliale anseb0reno,
abftimmte.
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Gine beimii@e Snonitrie.
@eD. mambrs's 9ampf . aiferei.

Man bort bdufis, baB beimiide Snz
butrie-na6 benz Spri9wOrte: Scr
propbet gilt ni6ts in feinem Batter
lanbe" = in Der eigenen Stabt menia
anerfannt mirb. Nun, Bel @eo. Mams
brp's 9ampffiferei 1T bies ni6t Der
Sal. SIN @egentbeil finben bic ia
brifate Der Gabrif reiBenben @bfab nub
lie 1T nit 4uftrdgen ni6t rllr bon bier,
ionbern BON iiberaa ber, f0rmIi1 ilberz
bduft. Ser Grfolg Der eroBartig eimz
geri6teten aiiferei 1T feim @ebeimniB.
Serr ManbrD 1T elm Meiiter in ieinem
Sadie. gr bat ME barauf getpartet,
bab ibm auswdrtige &onfurrets supors
fam, fonbern er f6nitt iie itetS ielbfi
ab, inbem er bic reueften Nni9afungeu
ma9te unb bic neueiten Mdf6inem auf,
ftelte. 6eute 1T er fir bic bebeutenb=
fen Quftrdse in Gdferm, 8otti6en, ST.
fternen &c. eingeri6tet unb ale merban
fe prompt ~ausgefibrt. Die aiferei be:
finbet ii6 108 umb 10 @utiazS trabe,
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Gf(ae-Sot9rimsem.


uI9. Son pen tesf an
OCT In1DsIl'Ial SIraBoarg lfaotreaoe1
Az SIlaB sol1ftt9er1 ltaulmet1 3l3
aug OsM naIereIlaB, oa9e9sl lltr OIL
aas nosrsslGB uao 40 aus Soigr!iseil.
U.sleI aa1alehoe Sa9'enunlerlgieo ers
,ia1, l.g oaIaas, oSg e. gaaiptladiid
es PlolsitaaIIlWsM 0eoelternn9slgl1'
esa NV, uslsa SogHs lIW gen goDere
a0u s,,vlosluosA petuIeatien 3i'
sSsaosn' cmeer'9ens oelllpf aad) et1e
nmSagt g!laB solgrlagef altoentl9e
auu 1 M,m, ~ 0te'ours, oonn, Uers
w HHo wfln1en.
Opere1m9ettn. ytad Der Wiel>
oIn9 Iraitsoftl9er gldtter foll Der In
fingers oerlforbelle Sil9of Sreppel 1ei>
lier Yaterltaot S~berebnbeim iein 9er;,
Ses9ield2ea 10000 francs fhr Elm
ssatle1balls perulad)t baben.
Oeferrei6.
Wien. Inter Der NepSlferuno her
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sePfosen, iomobl ieitens Ser Boliiet
ute Der SparfafensD DIRECTION, itn1 Ste
Serbinbun9en bes 8etrisers 3t ern1tt>
teln, ba man tttdt annebn1en fatttt, baB
etne Mtlion 70 ipurlos peridmunoe1
let1 f0nne.
@te1tnsen bel 6elbfird. 5ier
bat Elm 2~4jdbriser 8uride 9iaraens
Ilois Webh1ser leinen 81 Sabre alien
8ater erf6laeen. Die 8eioen serietben
in Streit. nobel Der Sobn Dem Gater
nit einer Nrt finf Siebe perieste.
pSeet babeu lptr Srieben,A laSte Der
M0roer, ais ct mad ber Tbat nieoer III
Die Stube frat, I'D babe i'm tobtge'
i6lasen."
Hethenberg. Mus Dem btefigen
&onlularbestrfe fpurben TN pierten
Quartale 1891 mad Jtoroamertfa aus.
sefiibrt fiir 699, 1913 @nlben Waaren.
6arunter 9~la8rpaaren 1875, 584 @uloen,
8ijouterie 102, 769 @ulben. @lasfnbpfe
1902 ,4s2 @ulben, 9einenpaaren 90, 1894
@uloen II. +. 10. Die 9otal<Musfubr
betrug i'm Sabre 1891 1884, 93 @ul.
ben @ertb sesen 1888 o4 @uloen bes
SabreS 1890, mas cine Mebr<MnSfubr
bon 800 ,289 ergibt, nnb bat fid iiber.
banpt oie Nusfabr I'M Sabre 1891 geser
1889 mebr oils perooppelt.
Teme8nar. Wdbreno elmer lebt.
bin i%tattsebabten 9orftennns i'm bieii.
gen Stabttbeater puroen pl0tltd Seuer.
rufe lart ; slei65eitis ftr0mte itarfer
Naudqualm bonn unteren Tbetle Der
8ubne tn oe,t 3ui6auerrartlrl. Sine
anbef9reiblide Rarif ~entitato uno alles
ltirSte 3a oen I~usgdt9en. SIN fritiiden
Womettte aber ap%oitropbtrte Der 6elter,
tpebrfommanbant WopotnD, peld)er ftp
iiber5eugt bate, oaB bios oaS Nobr
zines Der unterirbif9en 6ei3ofen 11a6.
baft 9etuoroen, oas Publifltm NIT Ian,
ter Sttmme, morauf aln1alis Nube eitt-
trat. Die 3uidauer pasten iif III bas
Tbeater 5urid, morauf Die goritelluns
uagtbinoert fortseiest merben fonnte.
Dte Nbenbporftelung fanb pteber Dor
pollem Sauie itatt.
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n.y. minHeob& Mboms hoben

nag 80 inteab& 4bams baben
ieBt ibr @ei6dft er0fnet unb iebea
benz 8elu9e bon aun6en entgesen, aus
geriftet nit einem duBerft rei9baltigen
Eager BON 6errenzS oilettes Mrtiteln als
Ter 4rt, BON Often &rapatten, aragem
uilb Man9etten &C. 237 Gfs9oultons
StraBe.
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SGwsis.

8ern. sldtsis GRANDMOTHER Der
9taot Bern baben iid bereit erflart,
tbren Sebrtinsen m0dentlid eiue1r bal.
ben Sag fret gu 9eben, INN ben l1nter-
ri9t Der 8ortbilbunssi6ule belu6en gu
f0nnen. = Ils cine 9eltenbett ptrb ans
5teffisburs mitsetbeilt, bab am Seen,
iabrstas i'm Dorf cine Babre boil @ras
hernmgeftoBen murbe, nit 8e9leit BON
Genie, @abel unb He1en. Samuel
S1uepbad, 8terbrauer uu6 @irth
lieb tdmli9 an bielem Gage grafen, I'm
leinen 9aben gum yteuiabr ei,len I%eltsnen
9ederbtlien perabfolsen 3u f0nner.
3Hrth. SIN Sabre 1890 mmroen
i'm aarton 3ari6 1887 Grnae Sffent.
LTD unteritiitt, cine 9robe 3abl, Die aber
nt4t 1nebr als bret Yro3ent Der 8ep6l,
fermng ansmadt unb melt binter benz
VerbdltutiIe 5uridbleibt, pelhes fritz
bere b0fe .3eiten faunteu. Die 3abl
Ser unterftitten 8inoer betrdgt Sabei
1894, 10 bab ii6 oie j3abl Der unter,
ftiitten @rtpa6ienen nod fart rebu3irt.
Samp5. Der electromagnetic 9ebt
9egen 9otterieselddfte i9arf ms 3eug.
Vet Citrate bon 40 bis 100 Sranfen
iinb Qotterier unb 6asarofpiele, bas
&olleftireu fir bieiel6en, Der 8erfauf
bon 2oofen (Qnlebensloolen) perbote1
tuorben, nno inter an6robmng pot
8uBen bon 10 BITS so 6ranfet lit es ben
Seitnngsperle9ern unterlagt, biesbe<
5iisli9e Snierate auf5unebmen.
@larus. Sn serinser @ntfer.
rlng bonn Dorfe Sim lit am tr0rblihen
Mbhang oes Tidinselberses (12OO ste
ter iiber Meer) eine reidbalttce Mfine,
ralquelle entbedt tporben. Die Quelle
1T elm itarfer r@iienfauerling,1 inbem
fe betuabe boppelt 70 piel foblenIanres
@iienori6ul entbdlt als oas Mtneral>
tua1ier pom Babe Sioeris.
aelitabt. Sci elmer befannten
8asler 8ant fanb iid am g~ltiabrstaae
ein Weiblein ein. I'm 1ein ,@erftlf4
an3nlegen. Bepor iie aber benz &alfier
ibr Siimmden iberma9te, lieb file SEN
9errn DIRECTOR rufen in6 fragte tim
%ernitbaft, oh er etfpa I'M Stntt babe, in
nd9fter 3eit aud burdsubrenneu. Gr1t
Die !3ufi9eruns bes ioii6en @eiddfts.
letters bernbiste bic 3meifel Der 5rau.
Gppen5efl. Gine seiitis gelt0rte
Srauensperiou, Die BON Ser fren Sbee
etngenommen mar, baB muir 6nrh ben
@rfriernngstoo ihr eebsn ben ridtiseu
ablhluB fnoen tonne, purbe firalih
in Der ytdbe oe8 WeiBbaoes e~rfrore1
anfgefnnoen ibrer aleiber faft sdnslid
entleoist, legte fie fi9 TT ben @9nee
t1o fa1o ben geDinihten Sob.
Wallis. Walis fat, ausfdlies,
lid nit !6ilfe letner &antonsangeb6.
rigetl, Die Staatsidulb auf A YrO3ent
fonpertirt. Das Budget far 1892
ihliebt NIT etnem Ginnabmelberi1ub
bon 15,6T Sranfen unb lit fomit Die
Jinan5la9e bes 9antors Wallis ale
giinitig gu beaeiduen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-06
Mus benz Columbia (S. e. @ecprb
bptt 9. Stunt 1890.
Gptfnlenr.

ySibIihe 9ausfrauen Iputen bieies BRO,
butt forgfdltfg priifet. SIS betrifit brett
has @ebeiben elmer tpthtigen Senbuitrie i'm
Siben. 3ie 8armtppLIia menpelz sSynbuitrie
lit eine bent Siben eisentbimIide inb eine,
bic brett pber inbireft itnieren Tarmern
nnb bMr4 bteie allen 8laffen Der 8iireer
gtuten brtn9t.
Senn bier lift Elm prpbuft-beiIeu alaee
meiner gebralb BEN @ertb Der fpifttgften
Grnte, Der 8aimipoIe, erbDben ipirb-in
ben 9anbel eebratt unb es bdnst bot ben
Sausfrauen as, gu iasen, Of es eebrau6t
tperben tpiro pber ttidt. Man ~berlanst bp,
ihnen nidt, baB iie es rilr beBtpegen befii5en,
tpeil fem 8ebraudb benz Siben 8ortbeiI
brin9t, iotbern ipeiI es ben 4Ias ees Sttpeis
tef6malses ausfilen ipirn, benz es fir bieIe
3tpede Iberleeen lit.
Sir gBtpaaren, Die sum 9c6en nur einen
fleinen Betras Site erforber,l, lit es be5er,
neil istn 8ratpunft bieI eher erreibt tpirb,
tpie Der bes Shtnalses. Gs lift pieI geiinber
ipie S9rnaIs, ba breibierteI feiner hnantis
tat 10 ipeit reiden pie Elm NFinb G6n,als
urb es fir etipas fueniger b~erfauit tpirb,
1tniere SauSfrauen tperben feinen G6nben
haben, iuenn iie einen Seriu6 bamit MAIDEN
nrb tperben banh tpatrideinlidl has S6ttaI3
%absanfen."