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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1893-11-04
A DOG WORTH HAVING.

.. d. AcOjoud, . shoe drummer
Of Portsmouth. Ohio, returned fts,m
Kentucky the other evening aud
related to . Sc. Louis Republic
man . thrilling story Of adventure.
For two days he was the guest Of
Harry Bigge con Of the proprietor
Of tho Diggs House. at bic Ksntucky
home. near Tygast creek. He took
With him HE gun and 6ne tl,orouRh.
bred Irish setter Frank. L was .
fortunate saggsstion which caused
him 70 take The dog. for 70 that
noble animal be owes bic Lie
One afternoon McC loud and BieRs
strolled over 70 the woods near
Tygart Creek Tor sshot q 10 squirrel
The dog We tied up q the hoase.
They had been il Che woods soms
time when young Biegs had oeoa-
sion 10 return 20 The house lor
something. DcCloud vent mp the
raviue 70 . shady nook. where b lay
down 70 slsep. How long b dept
he cant ssy. bat the terror Of his
awaking was beyond description.
He awakened with the oouseious-
ness Of . heavy weight upon his
breast and before he saw what it
was. his n0strils were aesailed BY Q
peculiar odor. CHANGING down (bs
was lying on bic baek) tbe sieht
which met his syss we'll nigh pssri.
6ed him. Thsee, coiled on bic
breast we . inll-erown raaelssnake
Il was sleeping peaceabls, and loe
some time. which seemed aess to|
The hoeE6sd man, b vas almost
afraid 20 breath lest he should
awake il
Prsssotly Biess retained and
bic Sootsteps awakessd the reptile,
which was instanlly head and tail
erect awaiting The attack. BiRRs
at once saw the horror Of Tie sitoa.
tion but Wa at . loss what % do.
He feared 70 Gre lest be might
shoot bic companion, and he also
feared that IL be did moi kin the
snake instantly il would dash it, |
iangs into the PROSTATE man. While
both men were thus stupi6ed with
lear the busbes again parts.i and
another actor Was o. tho eeena.
Il was the dog. He at once cav
his mastsS6 peril. and, crouehing |
with his belly almost On The groaud,
he slowly crept toward tbe snake. |
The latter watched every move Of |
The dog. - IL be knew Tie duol We
10 The death. o. came the dor. |
creeping slovly ~ . snail, tlbso, |
within i've feet with ooo leap oil
almost hghtaiag rspidity, 10 was |
% the snake. Tho boaad was o |
Duddsa that Tie snake hod 20 time |
10 strike. and before Tie two men |
Doud realise what he'd happened |
The reptile was torn - ahrela The |
Two men took the dog 10 he creek |
md Thoroughly washed his moulh.
md. 10 their joy. found 10 scratch.
y. Alter the excitement Cloud |
Dank into = faint add vas lust abls
o GIT home. The dog in bis eager
,esg 70 follow HE master, had |
'roksn HE fastenisgs. II cas bs|
'asily guessed that no money could
Wy The dog nos.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1893-11-04
TaIisheek.
Oct. Is. 1898.

Oct. -, 1898.
Eofroa 81 TAnnAuy FAaMss:
The year Is on the wane, and har-
vest tine 10 almost over. Crops
were fine in this vicinity, and The
farmers' cribs are filed to almost
running over with the beautiful
golden grain.
The cotton fields are almest
stripped Of their snowy whiteness.
Just . few more days Of this lovely
weather, and al win be gathered In
and harvest viii be over.
The writer attended services con-
Quoted BY Rev. d. C. Rswls ct the
st. Tammany Camp Ground On
Sunday evening, Oct 22d. Quite
. number were present, among
them the lovely and accomplished
Miss Mary Abney, Of Covington.
who presided over the music.
We have some good church-go-
ing people in our country, and
there are Others who, rather than
spend their Sabbaths 1t Church or
Sunday School with their children,
send them out hickory-nut gather.
ing, or allow them to do anything
else that u weak and sinful on the
Lords day.
On Sunday evening, the 22d,
Biving's Creek ford was completely
filed with green timber. A few
hundred yards further, around the
foot Of Williams Hill, the road was
again blocked, 20 that It u impossi-
bic for any one to pass, tho timber
being cut % that it l. Tapped and
piled in al directions, making It
appear - thoagh . miniature
cyclone had passed along.
The same night, in some mysteri-
Gus way, Biving's Creek school
house caught 6re and burned to the
ground. Readers, II You chance to
see . cart-wheel, with matches and
, bundle Of kindling, look sharp,
Tor You may be sure they are OF to
burn some school-house. This is
he second school-house burned in
his ward, but the good patrons
have not yet despaired. They are
going to build another.
Mrs. A. II. Bowman opened 81
private school In the Williams set
;lement on Monday, Oct. %.
Prot. w. n. Afford ID suffering
Rom . severe illness at the home Of
NJ. Otto Strattman. We hope
'oon to hear Of his recovery.
A. n. C. b.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1893-11-04
New Advertisements.


TAksa Up By tAs undslsjsnsd, on
s0Al bay po0y marc. Has . Tsxaa
bsaad O lsn ktp. Bald iAes. Aboat
~ years old
he owner h requested 70 como for.
vasd. psovo propally and pay changes.
- sAsd ani0al vim b advogt3ood md
cid - The lav dirooea.
JOIN MORGAN.
Cbuinelsn. Ia, Nov. 4 1883.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1893-11-04

Il win cost yol nothing ard win sure.
" do yoa good, II goa have Q Couxh.
Cold O a1y troabls With ThRoos, Cieet
q Lamp. d.. Klng's New Discovery
foe Co9s1nptioa, Coaghs and Colds Il
gusraseeed 20 give relief, q noosy Vim
b paid hack. 0u0sssss hon Il Gripoe
found y Just ths ting ed unBsr IL
ne bed . speedy sad Pss1sct recovery.
Try . sample bottlo - or s1psase ed
learn for yourself tost how eooda thiag
Il Is. Trial boetle 1yee q W. C. HeintssS
O1ug Store. Lar4e sise Soc aod q @.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1893-11-04
Land O0ee, New Orleans. La,
Oct. & looA

Notice IL hereby givsa that ~ 1sllsv.
ing named settler he's Alod 1oe3eo q hoe
intention 70 make Anal proof In s0ppegt
Of her claim, and that aid psoof Vim b
asado before The clerk of Tie dtslziet
count, 1t Covingtoa, La. O TAaEDaay,
Novsmbeg 10. 1888. viz:
BRIDGET HOOLEY,
Widow Of Patrick Hooley.
Who made homestead entry No. l00al,
for the southwest quarter Of seelioa Z
township 6 south Ia1gs II sas4 g.
Helena meridian.
She names the following Witnesses -
prove her continuous sesideooe upoo
an d cultivation Of aid land, viz:
John Moran. John Cook, Lewis Rell.
ing and Palmer Taylor. all q g. Tan.
many Parish, L..
oct st Gas @. PAL1REY. Registee.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1893-11-04
HEAVY RECEIPTS OF COT.
TON.

Yesterday New Orleans broke
Tie cotton record, with the largest
receipts Of the staple in . SinRle
day ever known in this o. any Other
port. There ssached here from III
sources, river and rail, 81, 4S3 bales.
The largest receipts up to yes
terday were o. Nov. IL, 1891, the
rear q Tie big cotton crop, when
there wsre Il, 906 bales. It win be
seen that Il was later in the season.
10 break this record during Octo-
ber was . feat altogether unex.
pected.
Il seems that the country also
broke the cotton record for The day.
til being largely due to TIE heavy
receipts here. The biggest day In
lie pest Va Monday. Oct. 81,
1892, whea S4.9ls bales were re-
Yesterday The number q
bales rsachiag Tie posts va 81, s72,
Nd Il was not Monday either, when
Ehess b usually heavier receipts
han On other days Of the week, .
great deal Of cotton being held
Dver.
Il b quite evident from these Ag.
ares that The advioe Of the ALI
NICE 10 the farmers 70 hold back
heir cotton. and the threats Of the
in burners 70 burn any gins that
handle tie staple until II reaches
'en eents . pound, are not having
much e6ect.-Times-DemocIat,
Wednesday.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1893-11-04

4 ssaall hsn Il Claihcsae Seaeioo. N.
Pssjes Cevin6eeo. nsas ~ Ease I.ouisi.
- 1atlseed DepoG 0eea residence
end oet6at1dioos. Seven aeras a. la.a
Ssoeed ID aoA aoAee ealeivaGien: M
seoek. eee. 1ins locates Soe : Hca:i
Ios further issesnaeisa aPply e ~
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1893-11-04

Reoeotly - editor vas 6sed b.
. Oalieosnia eoart Tor pablishisg .
espost q Testimony taken in .
divorce CO., after the ooart had
made a. order Sosbidding suoh Q
psblieatios. The editor appealed.
asd ths supreme court has sus.
tained bic appeal. holding that The
lower court bod attsnptsd an
beSdg0eoto Of aooostitulional right
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1893-11-04

0ao Jones and Sam Small ass %
scamp vsFginis Tor ths popalists.
Ihses iss dsooecsaie sx-parsoa Up
= viFginis wbo = said % b .
match los both ~ Sans and b 10
being bo)d IN readipeos % Nest
0s0. He = ex-passos. ex-Lisutss.
ese-0ovss.oe Massey and 10 . hum.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1893-11-04
MAYOR HARRISON MUIR

The country was shocked last
Saturday night BY Tie news thai
Hon. Carter Harrison, Mayor Of
Chicago, had been shot to death BY
. crank named Prendergast. The
murderer gained admission into the
residence Of Mayor Harrison at
about $50 O'Clock p. NJ, and BE-
ing met by the latter fred four
shots, three Of which took effect.
Mayor Harrison died . few minutes
after being shot. Prendefgast
made IN exit from the Mayors
house and gave himself up at . po-
lice station. He gave - . reason
for he deed, the failure Of the
Mayor to appoint him . city attor.
ney. The event cast . desp gloon
ovss Chicago and general regret
through the country. Mayor Har-
rison was s. years old, had served
10 Congress and been twice befOre
Mayor Of Chicago. He was 10 have
married Miss Annie Howard, Of
New Orleans, In . few days, and the
bride il prostrated with
Erief. The funeral Of Mayor Har-
rison took place last Wednesday,
md was the largest ever seen in
Chicago. Over 1000 people
viewed the remains,
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1893-11-04

The total amount Of admissions
70 ths Chicago Exposition fron
1sst to last was %, 494, 500. This
aanbes h three times - great -
Tie attendance at Tie Centennial,
asd ooly about 1000, 900 bshisd
thas q Tie Paris Exposition. The
Expedition Company paid out $780,
SsSsS4S OIL, O three times Tie
amount Tie managers expected to
spe'sd when Il began. The stock
hosdess win receive 81 for every
I've paid u.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1893-11-04

Taken up BY the undersigned, about
the middle Of March last, one Bay
Pony, aged between six and seven
years, branded JHT, and has . few
white hairs on his eek.
The 0Wnsf u requested 70 come for
ward, prove property and pay charges,
q said animal win be advertised and
sold - the law directs.
HARRY BOSSIER
Ablta 0prinGs, Oct -, 1888.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1893-11-04

Asseas editor sad Q rich widow
wsee ssgagsd 70 b married vhen
tss neighboes began to talk sboat Il
changing thas BE- was marrying her
sasasr lic6sa The yoaae editor
was vexsd at this course, and in OF.
der to show up lie untraehfulpe,s
Peessaded bic 6nanos 20 taru an
~ worldly pelf over 70 her grown
deagstee thaf b ooald prove 20 Tho
World The sisessity Of his affections.
1se Trusting widow did 20, and The
Int night aiksr. The editor aad -
eisi s'oped. and IN tho morning. ths
widow pied Tie lorms oe The oGIco
ed woan have pied the sditoc
could - have 1oaed him.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1893-11-04

AcKNLEY Acr AND SUoAR
BoUxrY.-The results Of the sys.
tenn Of sugar bounties created BY
the Mckinley Act are gratifying to
the friends Of home industry. The
gross product Of sugar, under the
stimulation Of the bounties, In
creased in the fiscal year 1898 con-
sidcrably more than one hundred
million pounds over the product Of
the proceeding year. The most IN.
teresting facts connected with the
business 10 that The production OF
beet sugar was doubled. II
amounted 10 IS million pounds in
1899, and to 81 million pounds in
1893. This growth appears 70
prove that the industry Il capable
Of practically infinite development
II e shall have sufficient encour.
ment. No reason appears Why We
should not produce from our own
soil enough cane sugar and beet
sugar TO supply fully the domestic
demand. The beet sugar business
was created in Europe BY protec-
tive systems, and to-day It IL the
chief source Of sugar supply for the
world. Had itRot been called into
existence BY pRSsection, quite likely
the price Of sugar would Be three
or four times what Il 10 now. The
value Of production to . new indus
Try can never b better illustrated
than by reference 70 tho sugar beet.
and the experience Of Europe with
10 culture completely answers
those persons who object to use Of
public money Tor bounties, - being
Unfair. The independence Of thiS
country In the nattee Of sugar win
Be worth I'll Tie money Il b likely
70 cost.-The nanufActurer.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1893-11-04

8ays . man who hes been wear.
leg susset shoes: II ussd % pey
ssa esuts 10 Rave them polished
bat I doat do i any more. I ~
shae paragraph abost s.bbiag them
With The inside q Q banana skin.
I tined e and Il worried 1rut rata
Or day I hsd no bAsasa PEEL b.
-, % I tried . small tomato. end
that worked 6rst rate. TO. 6incs
then I've tried I'll kinds q sea4-
potato pas;ags. applss, eazrots tar.
nips-l don't ksow what all-ana
I Ind hat they IN woek q van -
the besasa o. ~ the polish 1T
yoa pay Ios.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1893-11-04

Tie following was recently pub
tseed b Tie raes-Denoceat:
he Rev. Father l(lgaoe, one Of
ID most easegste and charitable Of
ths Catholic clsfKy q this diocese,
Who ~ Tie management a u .,el-
ebestsd Chinchuba Institute Tor
the deaf aad dumb useoetnsaees.
WI lsave to-day for Vaudeville, BY
Wy q TIE RoutchaEteain Railroad
asd 4loebarg. Father lGgaoe
wtl Be accompanied By . nunbsr
q recruits 1oe uAs parishes,
WHEN he Win take b Chinchuba
ioe IL purpose q isstsnctioa aad
0eeal training. This b one q the
~ isstitstioas q the country q
whioA ths dumb, pasadoxical. - e
NY ses0, ars tsaght 70 speak, .
oumbee q H. Inmates Who aee now
dooioiled there, and VITO have nsvse
hsard . so1sd. owing b detects ID
thsir hearing, being abss % speak
plaisly ed isssIligsstly.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1893-11-04

A Provost, l day. Z 90
Zach. Sharp, day. 800. 5 20
John A Tod, I day. { 20
On motion. The Police Jury then
adjourned. ssbjeet 10 cali.
J. II. ABNBY,
President Police Jury.
W. G.. KENTZEL. Secretary.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1893-11-04
Latest Quotations:
Cotton Niddling, &c.
Cotton seed. ol6 per ton.
Rice, 81 50 to % 50 per barrel.

Taa ~ q Ne Legislature q
Michigan. permitting voosa 70 vote
has bssa declared By The supreme
o00gt % b unoonaeitntional.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1893-11-04

A House and Lots In Covinxtoo.
Also $50 axpents Of land On Woot foarl
River. Apply to 1rs. Nar4aret Lann.
IS Felicity street, New Orleans, q =,
b. 4artindale or WIN. C.. Phario. Gov.
in&ton. La. MRS II. LUNN.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1893-11-04
REMEDY FOR BLIND STAG.
GERS.

w. C. Parish, q Texas horssman.
gives The following remedy for blind
stsggees in tho Taxas Farm and
Ranch: Take a piece Of paper cay
eighteen ircbes long. twist IL tho s;ss
OF your thumb and vet three inches
q one end in ammonia or hartshorn.
put Il up 10 the horss's nostril % fer
- il viii 60. Let Il remain . min.
ute or two then put IL in The other
nostril Hold the head up. nose
down, Tor q few minutes. Il viii
cure IL fifteen minntes.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1893-11-04

lADd O0ee. New Oslsaas. La. I
Oct 8. 1888. I
Neties 10 hsesbv given thas he follow.
Ina aA0od soesloe - fled notice az hje
l1tao:;oo % make 1nAl proof u support
q his elaio. and that sid peeof viii b
0a6e before he eleek Of the
Aistsiet eoast. at Oovi1gtoa. La. -
Tuesday, Dees0b.e IA lsos. yis:
JOHN 2 KINDLY,
Who nads homestead entry No. IL ~
ooe The Wsse half q ~ southvest Quar-.
tee q section 50 township 6. south
mage II east, T. Helens neeidian.
as as.s. =: 6ollevias vitaessss .
and e11tjvatioo Of oaAd lad. viz:
Joha Keys. Thooas Keys. Walter
4agee and Charles 1ageeI al Of g.
Taoaaay parish, Il.
Ao4 8 C1As. @. PAI1mx, Regiatsg.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1893-11-04

Il d once, New U11oooAs L. l
Oct II. lSo4
Notice il hereby given that The follow.
ing named settler he's Aled notice q hi
!atention 70 make Anal proof h sop
port Of has CLAIM. and thas said psoo(
will b made before the clerk Or ~
district court, at Covington. La. -
wednesday. November -. leeA viz:
GEORGE ]. PABST,
Who made hon sseead entry No. 14So9.
:oe the cost half Of The southeast
quarter Of section ~ township 4 000eA
range II eask s. Hdlms MWtd1oa
He names the Sollovin9 Witnesses %
prove his continuous Hosideooo open
and eultivution Of aid land. vi8:
George Baker, George Postes. OAatel
Davis and l. D. Davis, Ill q g. Tan
many Parish. La
oc146t CaAs. G. PAI1RE1. Register.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1893-11-04

Land Ones. Neg 0slea1a L.. I
Oct. n looA
Notice II hereby sivso that ths fellow.
inG named sotller has 1lod noe3oo q bos
in6sntion 70 oake 1aal psoef = s0p.
pogs a her claim. and list eetd psooe
vim b made before Ne 4Ag1eeee 80
Receives, q New Orleans - WedDeooays
uevembes -. 1854 viz:
LOUISA DARSAM. fWidow.)
Who made Homestead sotsy No. 1QIS1e
for the southwest qaastss Of seseseo -
township s, south sa19o u eese ~
Helene meridian.
She names the following witnesses 70
prove her continuous Ioeideoee upeo
and eultivatioo ofsaid laad. vis:
ALthony B. Cole. John neSes. Il =.
Cole md :. Nsastses all 0f0G Te0oany
oeai q c.Aa Q. PA1y.sz. aeetssse:
Land Once, New Oslsass. La, I
SsptsmbeR =, 1So0
Notice II hereby eivsa thss The folDow.
ING named settler kas 1led notjee q his
intention % make 1nal proof II support
OF his claim. and that said psoof
viii be made before The clerk 81
The district court q Oovi0gtoo, La,
o. Saturday. Novsnbss 4 l0ss. viz:
ISAAC PIERRE
Who made homestead entry No. 90l7s
for the southwest quarter Il the seaSA-
sase quarter Of sectioo 8. veoe he6 q
the northeast quaEtss. aod Tie soaeheass
quarter Of the northeast quarter q 80
6oa 2. sownship s soath HanGe 10 49,
& Helena meridian.
He names the following vitosaDos -
p:ove his eootinuoas Iesid6oeo upo0
and cultjvetio0 Of aid land. viz:
4. J. Core, John Iee. WtD1iA0 Neil
and 0soegs RiehArdsoo. ell of g. Tso-
many parish. La
.sso 6. '-'' y : REGISTER.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1893-11-04

ElecfiooD vi1l b Lid next Tuao.
day q thietoea States.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1893-11-04

Land O0ee. New Orleans. L.. I
Oct. g. 1855
Notiee h hereby given that he fol-
soviog naoed setalee has Aled Aoeiee Of
Ais i1eeotioa % make anal Pre- II in sup
pet g HI elain, aad ut aaid proof
V:0 - 0aAe be6oeo tho clerk Of the dis-
ts8se eoask ss Oovingtoa. La. "a Tues
~. Oeee0bee "a ioos. viz:
SAMUEL LkR
WAe ue1e Homestead Iotsy No. 9706
Soe ~ aegoA Aan q the sooehsast quas.
- q seeGioa 2. soathvest quarter q
~ oos(Avsst quarter and Horthvest
quarter q ~ southwest quarter Of Oee-
eioe & township & sosth nnge 10 sass,
e. Hooooa nesidien.
He names ths following witnesses 70
psovo hts oootinuoUs rssidsneo upon
and e0ltiva1ioa q said Land, viz:
". 81. L., Willia0 Neil, 0ooeeo Core
and JoAA Lea Ill q e. Tamnany paxish
CHARLxs C. HALvR4Y.
MOI s. Register.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1893-11-04
The Woeld's Fair coeresp0nde
Of Tie Tines-Denocfat says:

The Woeld's Fair correspondent
Of tie Tines-Denocsat says:
"Just aceoss tie way from the
exAbits q The butchesed pine trees
b - upright chow case, which con.
tains some carpets and rugs Of ex.
oelleat appearance. The visitor +
surprised 70 lear that they are
made a TIE. pise needles. The
needles Of tie long leaf pine sse
very rich In lbroas matter, and
textures Dade froo them have o.
delicious fragrance q Tie forest
Il b claimed ftom then that they
do not decay with nearly TIE come
rapidity q other tapestries and
hat they are never attacked By
veemin. This maoufacture a pine
needle carpets he's oo0e 70 some
what q a industsy ID Moth Caro-
line, and there b 10 reason Why Il |
should not b one q the etandard
Industries a tie great piae
Doeess countries Of Tie South"
The farmer who realises enouGh |
hon the sale q ~ cotsoa 70 bay
bacon q the present prices b
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1893-11-04
Land 00et, New Orleans, La:
Oct, - l0oA ::

Land O1e<, New Orleans, La:
Oct. q looA
kotiss h hereby gjvea tAat The follow.
tng na0Gd sGtslse hes 1le6 ACtieS Of Liz
i1tsetioa % make 1nal psoofia suF port
q Ais elaiD, and that aaid p.1of nil
b. oade before The Register and Receiver
q New Orleans. q Saturday. Dees0bes
Il, l0o9. viz:
DANUL PDOPnET,
Who made homestead eatsy No. 90oo,
loe he southeast quarter q The so1tA.
sast Quastss Of seelioa 90. aad lot No. ].
ssetioa 81. township 9. south Iange II
east, g. Helena meIidiAn.
Hs names Ne following witnesses 70
psovs his eoatinuoas residence upon
md ealtivatioo II said land. viz:
Charles Young Christian Z. Sehnals,
Daniel Davis and Low Davis. all Il Sc.
TAa0any Parish. La
nol-6t Gas c. rALvasY, Rsgistcr.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-01-20
BEN @r0Bten, e;nen Miaersiobn, beim
Rragen, unp nit elmer 0ebenbigfeit,


ben @r0Bten, e;nen Mfiaersiobn, beim
&ragen, unb nit elmer 0ebenbigfeit,
oi, fir einen ebrmiiroigeu gii6of mun>
oerbar eridlen, tuaren mir eiu babes
DuBenb aufseaablt, uno eben mar Der
beiliae Mann I'M Seeriffe. benz lldmni.
gen Weillsrsiobn. bei1eH Gltern protez
itanten naren, bic &iidleite au bearbels
ten, pdbrenb er nit sorniger Stimme
rief: r9asan, tomm berein!" als bur9
cine unii6tbare 9anb bic ein3ise Dell
lampe ausgel0ibt tuurbe.
Semanb bate in benz Momente bic
6austbiire 5usef9lagen, unb 10 ben
5atan i'm @ingange eingefperrt,
Was nun nit Dem beilisen Mann
unb benz 90llenfiiriten In Der Ountelz
belt gef9eben 1T, ent5iebt fi9, ,pie man
10 fagt, Der BeihreibuHg,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-01-20
sauta Glaus.
11ieSsrrbeiniid1e Dorfseidiate pom
8. J. R,aars (n'6anis.)
l6ortietunal.

(6ortiesuns).
60, iiun tpieber gu benz 0ortrag bes
9irtengrates!
,Nu1 baB in ben Gdrten ba unten
an per Guatbaien Quite pWebrmolfe"
um a;iitternadt umgeben, unb Setter
bon Morbern, bic ibre Sdnsitride ober
absebauenen a0pfe In ben 9dabrn
balten, am @algenplabe umgeben, finb
ales lauter i9Iaue Stiid6en, erfunben
BON Sdgern unb 8ilbfduBea, UNI bic
Sauern erauli6 Su MAIDEN, baB iie
bort nd6tlif ni9t auf ben 2lnltano
geben iOlen, neil es bic beften Stelen
iinb, um bas @e6ielmilb aug benz
GOrfe absui6ieben.
r4aes iit natiirli6. unb ibr bumz
men .yungen IaBt gu9 benno6 iebes
Sabr bonn Santa Claus bur6bauen,
tpenn ibr ni9t ri6tig tniefdllig betet
unb bic 3ebn @ebote beriagen f6nnt,
unb bann ipenn Der 5eufel brauBen
nit Der Sette rahelt, 3ittert ibr Dor
S6reden uie eine gefangene @olbams
iel I'M Bauer 5ur 9erbitSeit! Sbr
w0llt i'm 5riibiabr nod Der Stabts
f9ule geben unb f6dmt eu6 nidt, aIs
sroBe Suugen, bic nit Sdliiielbii6ien
f6ieBen f0nnen, bOr ben masfirten
8ruDermeiitern 3u fniesn. Die rie6en
ia nod S6napps, unb boria,8 Sabr
mar Der gii6of un6 aud Der Satan ID
poH, bab Ne in ben Graben aefal=
len limb. Qabt ben beilisen Wtanr
unb ainberfreunb auf feinem weiBer
Sdimmel bur1 ban S6ornitein auI
ben 6eerb reiten, unb bic Seller uni
Striimpfe fiilen, bas 1T ia bod cit
netter Gpab; aber benz 8ii4of uni
benz fdmaraen Seufel nit feinem Set