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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-01-23
Afflicted with Lenrosy.

ToLEDo,O., Jan. pa dispatch from
Napoleon, county seat thirty miles
south of here, says that big sensation
has been caused there by the discovery
of what appears to be case of genuine
leprosy. Lee Lung is lone Chinaman,
who has been conducting a laundry in
Napoleon for about two years. He is
the only Chinaman in the town, and
has no friends to help him. A few days
ago he was stricken down, and, when
DR.. Harrison visited him, he found his
illness to be leprosy.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-01-23
ne is SLOWLY DYING.
lTr. Blaine Shows a Slight
Loss Of Strength From
Day to Day.
Electoral Certificates Are Still
Missing From Fourteen
States.
Congress Has Done Almost
Nothing on the Appropri-
alton Bills.
& Chance That the Silver Re-
peal Bill VIII Soon
Come Up.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 22.-That MIR.
Blaine is weaker is the only knowledge
his physicians gained Of any change in
his condition today. He is apparently
about the same as he has been for sew
eral days past. He retains conscious
ness and does not appear to be better
or worse, but the doctors have noted a
slight loss of strength each day. DR..
Hyatt called this morning and DR..
Johnston paid visit to the patient this
afternoon.
The doctors visited Mr.. Blaine at $50
and reported that there was no material
change in his condition. If anything,
however, he was slightly weaker. The
house was closed for the night at IL
o'clock.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-01-23
Army Bill Amendment.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 22.-An important
amendment to the army bill introduced
in the senate yesterday by Senator
Proctor, secretary of war, provides
that hereafter in times of peace no re
cruit shall be enlisted for the first time
who is over thirty years of age. and no
person shall be re-enlisted who has
served ten years or more except such as
have already served as enlisted men for
twenty years or upwards.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-01-23
CARLYLE HARRIS LIFE,
His Mother Writes a Letter in His
Defense.

NEW YORK. Jan. 22.-Mrs. McCreedy
Harris, whose son is under sentence for
murdering his young wife, has given
out letter for publication in defense of
her sou. Mrs. Harris reviews the boys
life, and gives her reasons why the
death penalty should not be inflicted
upon him. I'VE have new and i'm
portant evidence to present Monday
next-affidavits which clearly prove
that Helen Potts was addicted to the
use OF morphine" She says in conclu-
sion: 81 demand another trial for my
boy, and l ask every lawyer. every
Clergyman, every man and woman who
cares for justice to be administered, to
demand this new trial"
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-01-23
Movements of steamsbins

NEW YoRK-Arrived: Aurania, Liverpoon
Greece. London; La Normandie, Havre
Steamship Greece, of the National line re,
ports: Jan. Capt. Jeffrey died, after a brief
illness from supposed apoplexy. He wal
buried at sea on the 10th at noon. He wal
one of the oldest captains in the line.
HAvEE-Arrived: La Bourgogne, New
York.
QUEENsTOwX-Arrived; Servia, New York.
HULL-Arrived Calico, New York.
GLAsGow-Arrived: HISTORIAN, Philadel-
phia.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-01-23
WHEAT DESTROYED.
A Million and a Quarter Bushels
Burned at st. Louis.

DuEhCsA
ST. LOUIS, JAM 22.-The elevator and
grain of the Carondelet Elevator and
Grain company was completely de-
stroyed by fire at 1890 this morning.
together with about a million and a
quarter bushels of wheat, which was
stored in it, The bUilding and contents
were total loss. and will sum up in
round numbers $1.10O,O00. OF this
100000 is loss OH the building
and machinery. The elevator was
built in 1879, had capacity of 1850, 900
bushels and was owned by the Missouri
Pacific railway. 1t was leased to the
Carondelet Grain company, to which
the wheat, or most of it, belonged, and
of which H. G. Harstick is president
and j. G. Fears superintendent. They
carried insurance on the wheat esti
mated at 100000 to 100000. The
amount of insurance on the building is
100000.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-01-23
Evansville scorched.

EVANSVILLE. Ind, Jan. pa de-
structive confagration occurred here at
an early hour today. The total loss
will reach at least $4,000 The follow
ing are the sufferers: S. W. Keenes,
drygoods, store; H. A. Cook & Son,
wholesale and retail groceries; Samuel
Barnett, notions; Marsh Il Seaman,
cracker bakery. The latter establish
ment was not completely burned out,
but badly damaged.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-01-23
SINCLAIR IS CAPTURED.
He Turns Over $4,000 of the
Nyonnv He GtnIa

He Turns Over $4,000 OF the
Money He Stole.
NEW YORK, Jan. 22.--Charles S. Sin
clair, the bookkeeper for the Armour
Packing company, who disappeared
from the city on Nov. II, after defal-
cation of $4,000, was returned today in
custody of Charles L. Youman. He
was taken to the Tombs police court
and remanded by Justice Ryan. He said
he was twenty-eight years old and lived
at 43 West Sixteenth street. Sinclair
was located in Chicago some time ago,
and an agent went there to get him.
He consented to come back without re-
QUESTION papers. Sinclair had $4,000
in cash when he disappeared. He
turned over $1,000 of this at police
headquarters today.
CONAN z1ToOn nEADEn
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-01-23

eral deficiency bill is also on the cal
endar, and will be called up at the first
opportunity; and the military academy
bill is ready for report to the house at
any time. OF the other appropr-
ton bills the legislative, pension, agri-
cultural, Indian, postof1ice and naval
bills are still i'll the hands Of sub-com-
mitteeS
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-01-23
wickham Evidently sI,ned.

RICHMOND, Va, Jan. 22.-CoI. William
+. Wickham, of the First Virginia regt-
ment of cavalry, has received letter
from Gen. Mcmahon, of New York, de-
Ginning to give the regiment the post Of
honor at the inaugural ceremonies OF
President-elect Cleveland. He says il
is customary to grant that post to the
Washington military, and this course
will be pursued in March. Wickham'S
regiment will not go to Washington. i
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-01-23
Two Persons Cremated.

PITTsBURG, Jan. o. Mrs. Kate Ros-
Ter, widow aged twenty three years,
and George Roster, her nephew, aged
six years, were burned to death this
morning in fire which consumed four
dwellings on Salisbury street. Four
others, John Fetterlein, Mrs. Margaret
Fetterlein, his wife, and Sophia and
Barbara. his daughters, were seriously
burned, and narrowly escaped a similar
fate to that of the two first named.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-01-23
HAUsER A POSSIBILITY
Montana Liable to Pick Up the
Niagnanimous Gentleman.

montana 1IGOie To IICk Up inc
Niagnanimous Gentleman.
Special to the Globe
HELENA, Mont, Jan, 22.-Membars of
the legislature are becoming restless
over the protracted balloting for United
States senator, because the fruitless
contest is delaying legislation. 1t is
learned today that all of the Populsts
are willing to vote for any Democrat
except Clark. Two OF them are now
voting for Dixon and the third
for Collins, late candidate for gov
ernor. Dixon, however, cannot Sc
cure all the Clark men, and so is
practically out of the race. An effort
will be made tomorrow to get Marcus
DAILY to consent to the withdrawal of
Dixon. If this can be accomplished the
Clark men are ready to go to some other
candidate. There is revival OF the
talk today to nominate Hauser, who so
magnanimously got ont OF the way of
Clark in the caucus. Davidson. the sick
memoer, is expected to be in his seat
tomorrow, but an election is improbable
lie ore Tuesday or Wednesday.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-01-23
SOLID FOR MILES.
Lake Erie Has More Ice Than for
a. Generation.

Lake Erie Has More Ice Than for
Generation.
TOLEDO. o., Jan. 22.-Not in the his
tory of the present generation has Lake
Erie been frozen as it is now. Special
dispatches to the Commercial Indicate
that there is an unbroken field of ice
from Detroit river to Put-in-Bay. Fish
erm ell have driven out fifteen miles
from Monroe and returned with the
statement that the ice was solid all the
way, and that it extended as far as they
could see. The entire Lake Erie archi-
pelago is frozen up and teams are cross
ing the mouth of the Detroit river.
Fishermen have been compelled to sus-
pend business. Considerable uneasi-
ness is felt because,if the winter breaks
up as it usually does. there can scarcely
fail to be a very serious flood.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-01-23
Furniture ON Fire.

RALEIGH, N. c., Jan. 22.-News has
reached here of another destructive fire
in Winston, thlS state, today. The Use
block, in which was the Sneed Furlli-
ture company. and in which several
other firms were doing business, was
destroyed. The loss is estimated at
500 OOn
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-01-23
A Stand Pine Bursted.

AsHEvILLE, N. O., Jan. 22.-The
stand pipe containing the city's water
supply, situated on the mountain side,
burst this morning. 1t was sixty feet
high and forty-fve feet in circumfer-
ence, with capacity of 100000 gallons.
There was about forty-fve feet of water
in the pipe at the time of the collapse,
which went rushing down the hill with
terrific force. No lives were lost. The
loss to the city is about S12,0
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-01-23
SEEKING A MONARCHY.
Victor Napoleon to Issue an Adj
dress to the French.

LONDON, Jan. %. - Prince Victor
Napoleon, not to be outdone by the Or
leans princes, is about to issue a man.
ifesto to the people of France. He re-
grets that Count d. Haussonville, in be
half of the Comte de Paris, succeeded
first IN sounding royalist battle cry
and asking the voters of the new re-
public to rally at the polls in the in
terest of a new monarchy. In the forth
coming manifesto, to be issued from
Brussels. Prince Victor Napoleon will
invoke the name of his great ancestor,
and point that pure government, free
from Panama corruption, can only be
found in Bonaparte dynasty. Like
Comte de Paris. he will ask that the
voters of France unite for change of
government. but, unlike the Orleans
heir, he will suggest that this change
takean imperial trend, with Victor Ma
poleon as emperor, under the title Of
Napoleon ".
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-01-23
Also a Bakery.

MAGNOLIA. Miss, Jan. ga fire
last night destroyed the Magnolia house,
three general merchandise stores, with
all their contents, saloon, a barber
shop and bakery. Total loss, 10000;
insurance light.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-01-23
Rrewery Destroyed.

BROOKLYN, N. 2, Jan. 22.-Warren
&. sAbbott's brewery. four-stery brick
building, was destroyed by fire early
this morning. The loss to the building
and contents is estimated at SO, 900. The
origin Of the fire is not known.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-01-23
A PECULIAR WAY
To Secure Damages in seduction
Case.

ST. LOUIS, Jan. 22.-John Pingram,
residing at 122 Twelfth street, sued out
al attachment for $1,000 Saturday after
noon against John Hartwick, butcher
at No. AT Salisbury street, for the
seduction of his daughter, Mary Pin
gram. TIE law of Missouri is peculiar
il that the seduction of female is
specified as grounds for an attachment
suit, and Pinstam's attorneys took ad-
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-01-23
Flour Mills DESTROYED.

ANTHONY, Kan, Jan. 22.-Fire tins
morning destroyed the Anthony -four
ing mills and three adjoining buildings.
The loss will reach $4,000, partially in'
Rurad.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-01-23

vantage of this clause to attach Hart
wick's property in order to prevent him
from disposing of it should Judgment go
against him in a breach of promise suit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-02-15

benI9tpar3 mar bic Na6t, fem 9idt,
feine Saterne zines nabeuoen 3u9es lie6
iih Iebeu, unb bod fam es beran nit
benz ei9entblmli6en rajelrlben uno
f1irrenoen @eraul4e, besleitet bon
einem eisentbiimliteu 3tttern bss So
bens elm finiteres, unbeimfides, ralens
bes @tpas, oas ieet bel Ser ssral Dor,
i%iberjaste, gelpenitild urb i6redbnft,
10 bab bic sedusitiste Srau ein.n
S6ret ser Slrdt ni9t unterSridtn
fonrte.
SOUR ipenise Setunoen oauerte Die
unbeimlide Grl6einuus, bann mar ite
poriiber. SIM ndbitsn slusenblide
aber padte cine meme furbtbare Nneit
bas 9er3 Der einlamen 6rau. Sic
bate pl0eli6 Die Grflaru1g fir Die
%ionoerbare Grl6einung sefunben. Cos
9erillene bon Dem 'Sturme in Bepes
sung seleste 8a9en rur foni1ten es
fem, ba Die 2ofomotipe feblte, @assu,
bic bon ser nddlten b0berselesenen
Citation aus burd Die gtadt oabias
raiter, forttpabrenb g%etrieben bon benz
Stnrme, Der butter ibnen berblies.
Son ibrem Waitne ipuBte Qnna bon
ben nieleu unfa0en, Die burd Dor Dem
Sturm sebenbe 8asen ibon anserids
tet poroeu, le erinnerte ii6 iest nit
auBerorbeutltber Oeutlidfeit, pie CT
ibr mitsetbcilt, oaB in einem Sale set
9turm eineu sauSen Bug l.erer grocer
Sradtpasen aImdlig III 8eme9u1g &C.
iett bate, bab bieie ein iduereS, eilcn.
bei6lasenes 8abn6ofstbor, oas oeu
@eleileaussang in Der Station abz
l9lob, ourdbraden unb 5i6 oann III
INNER f6neuer lperbeube 8emegllne
letteu, bis ie init eiuem ibnen eiltz
sesenfommeuoen i3use 3ulammen,
fieben.
lno no mar ibr Mauu? @r muBte
anf oem 9fiidwe9e ben oabinra ienoell
8a9eu 9eraoe e1tse9enseben. @eun
lie ibu erfaBtelt, menr er Bel Dem Stur=
mestolen ba8 Seranfommen ser eutlesz
liden @asen li6t mabrnabm? Dan,t
mar CT rettung8lo8 perloren!
Hegungslos ltaub Die Srau unb
borhte in Die Sturmnaht binaus.
9iht8, nifts nor s1 p~ernebmea, ielbit
ntdt mebr bas Stolen ser @aee,l, oaa
fofort i'm Sturmesbrau leu eritorben
i9ien.
Gber jest fang ettpaS Deq ourd) Dit
Habt: ote eleftrilbeu @lodenlignale,
melfe melbeten, bah Der 8erIoueusua
BON Der Citation Oteuborf abgelalleu
lei. De 3u9 mar jebt mogt l9on i'm
pol1en Sabren, nno ibm eutsesel raiten
Die Dor Dem Sturm oabinia9etben,
onrdse9angelen @aseu. Seine Mar,
hung fonnte mebr ben 3ug errei9eu,
nnb bic SnIaien bellelben lparen mabr,
I9einfid ea0e perlorer. -Sbue baB iie
es abnten. brahte iie jeoe Sefnnoe unlS
ieber 3olbenitoB ser 2ofomotioe ibrem
un9lid naber lno naber.
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@s fpnte in iebem Sanie feiu.

8. o.. Wiion, 81 GIap StraBe, Gbarpsburs, Bd.,
fur S6ttneindt, Sufen unb Grtdltuns iein, benin
eaHelbe babe feline Gran sebeilt, pelte mad einem befs
itsen Gnfaue Ter Grippe" BON Der eunsen : Gnt3luz
bun9 behrpbt purhe, unb nadtem aue anberen enae=
raneten Mstttel pirfuusSIoS ~sebIteben partn. 8obert
Barrier BON Sortspprt, ga., %erfIdrt, eas Or. atnss
Reue Grfnbuns tbm rrebr senhst babe, aS irsene Gts
mas, mas er sesen ietne eansenfranfbeit eebrau6t
batte. Is siebt ni6ts BeRsreS. Man periute ssl
Grets grcbesG laiGen In her apptbefe BON abplpb
Drelb, Tbompisn 4 Go. @tobe GIaiAen so Gents
unb 81 90.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-02-15

Sor Der Tbiir Ses gabnmarterbdns.
dens, umbeult bon Dem INNER milSer
perbenoen Sturme, itauo Die Srau beS
8abuwdrterS lauibeno uno lpdbeno.
Gine labmenoe an9it le9te iid auf
ibrs 8ruit. Bon ibrsm Wanne nod
feiue Spurl
Sonte fie bas Sabrlisnal fir ben
Ntuesrfer Sug 9ebeu? = sic mu6te
atdt. oh Die Strede in SrSnung mar,
ibr Wfann mar ia ni9t s~nriidgefom.
men. Sie 6eldloB, bas Saltelisual
fir ben 3us itehen gu %lalien. Sbsr
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Nls Martin Bauer Srau unS Gina
berlaGea .batte, nm leinen HepiliorS.
gang auf Der Strede ansutreten, I1riti
er TAPER in Der Dunfelbeit oorparts,
fid btu mo nieoer nit aller @emalt
3uriidle9enh, bamtt her Sturn1, Del
binter inn berblies, i'm nibt 3n Bpoen
tuerfe. Die 2aterue, Sic er trug, i9iist,
Ct nit iei1em 9orper geseu ben Stnrm.~
Son Der Grbaltung beS 9i9tes mar 70.
ipobl bic Si6erbeit Der Strede, ala
AUDI feline ei9eue abbdnstg. aber c,
ipuBte aud, CT fonute 5id) auf bieie 60,
terne perla0en. sic mar Defenders fiji,
ftiirmii4eS @etter 9ema9t, ibr bides
@laS i6iiste Die Slamnle po1ltanbis,
unb obstei6 2uft gum Bremen 9eru9
%porbanben mar, fonnte bod Der ltdrfltt
Bino ie nt1t a~uSblalen.
3in uuo uieber fdlug Bauer mil
Dem mdhtisen S9rauben3ieber, ben {,
in Der Saro trms, p~riifeno seseu BIZ
Sdtenen, nm gu leben, oh ia4t elm,
bon ibnen gelprun9en ober lole getpor,
ben lei, un0 ale flint S1ritte l,sB e,
bas Siht Der 2ampe iorsfaltig auf oaa
@eleiie fallen, nm 81 5eben, Oh fetu
9inoeruiB ii6 auf bemlelben befinSe.
Cine geraime 3eit mar er 10 babiu,
9e|dritten unb beinabe am @n6e leinea
3ielef. Sect fam nod cine fir iba
angenebmere ~Strede, oenr bic Babu
9ins bier bur9 einen gini9nitt, an Del,
len Ranoe md9ti9e, bunoerti15rige
Stdmt1e itanSeu. BORT bofte Marttu
stpas Sdut seseu ben @tnS gu be,
fouimen unb periduanfen 3u f0nnen,
benn Der atbem puroe inn bon benz
Driden bes Binbe8 I'M Riiden furs.
8afd itrebte er BEN Ginldnitte AT, boz
belien Nnfang Die 8abn einen Iaarfsn
Bosen bei6rieb. Sn oieiem g(useus
blide jebo6, 1T ipel9em Bauer in ben
idiiseuoeu @inidnitt einbieseu tpollte,
borte er ein oonuer,,SeS &raden, oantl
fiblte er, iuie elm uniidtbars, aber uns
ipiberitebli9es @twas i'm 3u Booea
mari.
Die 9aterne rolte aus leinsr 0anb,
CT horte iie flirreuo s%erlpringen, fab
lie perlolfen lt1o oerlor oas 8ewuBls
fein. -
8ic LANCE ct ~bspuBtlos selesen,
fonnte er niht berebnen. Iam0iia
erit fam inn Die 8eliununs pieber,
aber nod niht Slarbeit iiber feline Gage.
Sr9eno. cine fIrdterlid)e @etpalt bielt
i'm feft uub briidte IGN 3u 8obcu. ST
taftete nm iib, 3os aber balb feline Sanbe
5nrid. ueberaQ itaden i'm gfabelu
bon Tannenreiii9. St perlu9te nnt.r
benz @esenitanbe, Ser ibE nieoerbriidte,
beruor3ufriehen, aber lpeSer pormarts
nod riidipdrts fonate er iid fret be-
tpe8en.
Bauer sriff nod leinem ltmersenoen
1tnterfopfe, uuo fie 5enhtiafeit, sic
iber feline Singer ~rielelte, belebrte i'm,
bab er blute. @ie ein leuer OEns
%madtSanfau fam es iiber lbn. Gr
fiblte iid pie elm Getrunfcner, unfair
ibsr bic Gage, in Der CT iid befanb.
Wie fam er 5pilden bic geite Der
Vdrme? Was mar nit inn ge1des
ben?
DISCRETIONARY lit Die 9tadt, rinssum
ttd9t ell @eSenltano 3u %erfennen, tein
gant au o%ernebinen, als baS 9eulen bes
Sturmes.
Oa i6ieBt elm @eoanfe blitartig
Snr9 ben 9opf 8auer's; oben am
0anoe Der 80l6nng bat Der Sturm
tini9e Der 8aumrielen eatlpurselt uuo
fe in ben Gini6nitt binabseldkubert.
@tuer Der Banmaite bat Martin setrofs
fen NIB sn Bobeu ssmorfen, unb es
mnB Gin Siemlid 6iinner Seitenalt ees
ipelen iein, ionit bate er inn ben 9opi
3erihmetkrt.
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gut ed,siaSei auo edIaFoFsteit. 2

Git. edSiaofi arb e9Iafofsteit. 2
Gt2oatB. Mtp.. wsai 1890.
Rad BEN erren 96ffelpou BON ..9aiter a5uis's
Neroeus 6tdrfer" f&lief i'd fnteber gut, tpns bprber
ui9t 1ey gan mar. uHb beHerte f9 rnein Snftonb
Gv9uoIt9g 70 bab an9 Der S9fuinbeI berf9tpanb. Sd
smpleble btbbaI6 bas Mittel ours @efte.
1slo ". 8roobpap. IS. Gmri9.
407 %. 40. ct. y. O., q. DIT. 1891.
Dtuebl ID IL Sabre lang NIT gpilspfie bebaftet mar,
ts4 aee I'd bod eeiheu ~eiusiseu NHila sebnbt, ieitbeml i'd
seE gsbran4 Ron .paftor 36nis's NerpensS tdrter"
beqonn. unb I'd nub uieine Gtneiung 6ieiem Weittd
5nI6reibea.
81 babs biefes 1gaittel elmer 81. 5eibe, an Der apenueA
pobntoft emptoblen; sbenfous efnem 9r. gIod an Der
y HI 6t, ptl4er e bet eintm ieiner pdtientet NIT,
~ @te i@mfi4etbsftem grfpIse. anwenbete.
Somes O'G Connect
0e~sAS eu stptrtbbpIes Bnd fir gserpenIeibenbe
3EEEI unt zine NrbbesSIai1e anqeionbt. Nrme
49, erhalteu aud bic Me6i5in ~nmfonft.
81fIe 0tebi3n tuur6e felt benz Sabre 1876 BON benz
9p4tD. paffpr &bnig in Sorf mapne, Sub, aubereitet
NIB iett inter ieiuer @aipeifuue BON Der
kOENlG MEDICINE CO..
S3e Randolph Ste, CHICAGO, LIE.
Sci agpptbetern su baben far
eroBs SITS 6 iiis $500.
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ren5ug bate nod fur3 Dor Der grauens
erregenben garrifabe Suli MAIDEN tons
rett, bas &naqiignal bate ben 2ofomo.
tiofiibrer gemarnt. unb bieier bur6 &C.
~gelOanpf uub Bremle Ben ;3ug gum
Steben sebra6t. Gersebli9 aber fab
man iid) i'll ser Nidbe oes @inobrms
des aab benz 8abnmarter I'M, Ser oas
@isnal sefest, iluO erit mad lansem
Suden fano man ben B~epuBtlolen I'M
@rabeu ueben ser Strede.
@r lag mebrere Wo1en I'M &ranfenz
baule in yieuborf, baum febrte er aez
neien in fem 8drterbausden suriid
nit benz 8emubtiein, ieine Yflidt ers
filt au baben. Die DIRECTION sefpdbrte
ibm eine 8elobnuns fir feline Yfli6t.
trene, nno balo barauf erbielt er Sic
s%oloenen adielidaiire als Dieuitauss
aet9nung anf ieinem l1niformrofe.
Setae Srau bate ii6 in3mifden bon
benz Sbredeu aud erbolt, uno beute
leben fie wieoer wie friber, ielbltlos,
genisfam unb pfibttreu in ibrem eins
iamen 9du8ben.
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81 iimh ife! Sin iunssr, BON ieis
nen @areoniabren Der iebr periuobnter
@bemann i10rselte, ipenl er perorieBs
liter 2aune mar, nit leiner 6rau me.
gen ibrer 9o6erei immer bate er
etfpas oarau.ausjuiesen. Gines cages
fam er miirriid aus benz @eiddft uno
fra9te, mas eS su Nbeuo at efIen 9dbe.
sd babe 6afbsfoteletten unb sefpfte
Gier," erflarte Die iunse Srau sslaiien.
~ . init Deinen elptseu gefo6ten
@iern nnb Galbsfoteletten!" belferte
Der Wann. sd Siebe Dor. einmal
oroentlid il Wirtbsbaus 3u ellen u
Sprads, nabm ieinen 9mt uno cling
ms %9feitauraut. rSe0ner, i'd modte
.trpas elien.A rSa pobl, mein S.rr,
sic luiini6eu?" = .Was baben sic
bean? : Iuu, mir baben gang irii9
setoeae @ier uno aalbtoteletteS.
pSml, id0n; brin9en sic mir 3msi
frp6 9efo9te @ier nnb elm 9albs.
latelett."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-02-15
Grlanst einen @eltraf.
@ouncil 8tufs, Soma, 9onpareiD.

gouncil Bluffs, Soma, RonpareiD.
Chamberlain Mebicin COMPANY BON
Des Moines, if cine Sntitution
Somas, auf pelhe bic 8epobner bes
States nit StoI3 bIidem. gbamberz
lainS Quften 9eilmitteI bat einen mo-
tionalen STUFF erlargt unb 1T ni9t nur
in iebem Qaule beS Gtaates, fonbern
bes gar5en groBen Weftens au finben.
Sein Wertb 1T in allen Sbeilen Nmes
rifas fef etablirt. gu baben in San
Mntonio III ben Mpotbefen bon s. Salt
eper & SON, Doubling & GIoob, s. g.
&s9, y. 9reiB, 8. S9u9arbt, sc. @os
bent & Co., s. s. Sarriior unb Salt
eper & S9u9arb.
gyie er fid baIf. als bie 9fuien-
10 er5dblt man uns I'M Sabre 1888
Stpreuben belest batten, laben iie oas
Sanb bereits als bas ibrise an, nnS bic
Bemobuer mubten Ser ruiiifhen &ais
ierin @liiabetb seraoe I'M "a. Sanuar-
alio am @eburtsta9e beS &6nisS = in
aSnissbers bulbisen. Man perlanste
bon ben S%ifpreuBen aud idon, ba6 fie
Die Seite Der rniiiden 1eilisen nit.
feiern lolten. Sin pre6tger in Tou.
min9febmeu - einem Girboorf bel
@nmbiunen = erleoigte 5id oieIer Nufs
sabe in folsenoer @eile: rWfir it,.
lprab er beim BEGUN Der Breoi9t, be
fo6len, ben beiligen @leranoer 3u ietern.
GS IrlQQ Elm outer Maun uepeleu leitt /: