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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-08-22
Por confidencia rsserYada raeiblda po

Por confdencia rsseryada reGiblda por el ie-
fe de la Secci6n de Orden Pdblico de Arecibo,
lego 50 conocimiento que uno de los autores
del robo verifcado Ia estaci6n del ferro carril
de Cambalache, llamado Juan de Ia Cruz Quiho
nes, merodeaba por los barrios de aquella juris.
diccion. Embellishments dispuso que los vigi,
lantes Ricardo Milla Justo Clavero, saliesen en-
su busca, logrando capturarlo las dos de ls ma
drugada de aver, despa6s de recorrer los barrios
de Cambalachs, Hato-viejo Santana.
Aver Sc inacribielon en- 81 Registro Civil de
esta Capital Ia defuncion de Jorge Olcin4 y Fer.
nando, de febre amsrilla los nacimientos de
Amaiia Martinez Estrada, Eduardo Pedro Lo
pez de la Rosa = Maria Luisa Carolina Maury
J Gutierrez.
Buques en- puerto esta mafana: vapor ma
cional .Manuela", pendiente; goletas americanas
.sCharles Morford" s.Isaac Jacker", pendientes;
bergantin nacional ..Mayaglez", desca gando;
goletas de cabotaje: "Petran, cargando para Are
cibo; ssClementinap, para Naguabo Humacao
"Ana Maria, pendiente de carga; "CoraE6n de
Maria, para Manatf; "Providencia", para Fajar.
do; "Pepito", invernando; eHortensia". idem;
Amelia, carenando; aPaquete de Arecibo", i'd;
sTomasito', idem.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-08-22
Nos dicen de San Se6asti1n

Las classes que ofrecen precios m6dicos, lS-I
Nos dicsn de San Sebastian:
III ex-alcalde don Pedro Arocena b. do.
tado las escuelas de este t6rmino del material
clentffico de los dtiles necesarios, antes de su
sahda: Un nifio de nuestro amigo don Joss N. I.
Gapalle5o, fue conducido Ia Metropolis, causan.
40 honGa pena On 81 alma de sus padres. El dis
oeno aet entrante mes tendrk lugar Ia distribu.
zion ae pfemlos. III nuevo alcalde dom Joaquin
cronos tom6 possession ell l3 del corriente. IA
terminado el estudio de Ia carreters que de Ia.
res, pasando por este pueblo, conducs { Aguadi.
La, el lngenierio nombrado por Ia Diputsci6n
PROVINCIAL I'll diez y ocho del corriente contra.
leron matrimonio la sehorita dena Leonor Velez
y Rivera con el joven don Evaristo Lugo."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-08-22

Elegante surtido on corbatas dltimas move
dades Gorses forma espafola, largos de talle
gran surtido baratos Esencia de heno &
reales frasco, tienen Ahumada c.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-08-22

-Relna baEtante descontento en- Ell ei4rcito
por no verifcarse los ascensos de las promociones
de 1876. El ministro de Ia Guerra parece que SO
ocupa en- buscar una soluci6n este problems que
no produzca aumento de gastos, pero es muy di
ficil que 10 consiga.
Ell conhicto ocu1rido entire ell general Pa
via algunos Consejeros de Guerra y Marina,
parece que SO ha apacado, desistiendo aquel de su
peticion de relevo de cinco generates.
- La question de las patentes de alcoholics
esta todavfa sin arreglar; los gremios Sc ressten
al pago parecen decididos llegar hasta cerrar
las tiendas dejarse embargar si 81 sefor CANA
20 continda en- su acttud intransigente. Els de
suponer q. Sc buseara una formula de concordia
| LA nueva cosecha de vino la necesidad
de preparar las bodegas para recibirla, est4 dan.
do lugar que BE venda 81 del anterior precios
irrisorios LA situacion dc este amo de produc-
Ici6n es malfsima y no SO We remedio para ella.
Los cambios suben cada dia habiendo llega-
do los frances al 20 p.S de premio
Ell c6lera sigue estacionario On Francia
| habiendo casos aisados tambi6n en- el Norte de
| Italia Sc ha presentado con bastante intensidad
en- Smirna otros puntos del Asia menor y
tambi9n On NApoles, por mas que SO mega 80
existencia en- esta ciudad. En- el centric de Russia
| va agravkndose la epidemla, en- Inglaterra es
indudable que existe en- las ciudades mercantiles
por mas que trata de ocultarse, como de costum.
bre, para no perjudicar 81 comercio
En- Espaaa hubo gran alarma a conocerse
The herald., 1893-12-29

Is it possible to acquire in five weeks
a practical knowledge of German ?
Rev. w. H. Knowlton, rector of st.
James Episcopal church, writes:
PAso RoBLEs. Oct. I6, 1898.
Four weeks ago | knew practically
nothing of the German language. Then
| began a course of study with Professor
Zimmerman, using the natural method.
The result is that | now find myself in
possession of what might be called q
fair working knowledge OF the language.
That is, l can easily make myself un-
derstood when among Germans, for the
expression of any need that is likely to
occur, can understand fully the speech
OF the ordinary German business and
folk life conversation and | can read
with facility the news Of the day ss
printed in the German newspapers.
On Friday next Professor thinner
man will give q free lecture with trial
lesson on the Berlitz method OF study
ing German at Caledonia hail. 1l9%
South Spring street. Attend either at
at 80, or 7 80 p. m. Circulars with
full details at Cummings', 120 South
Spring street, or Browns, Ill North
Spring street. Glasses open January I'd.
The herald., 1893-12-29
DoWNEY.


Good Crops Assured by the Plcnteous
Rains.
DowNEY, Dec. 28.-The rains COM
menced on Friday, with hard shower
on Saturday night and on Sunday show
ers till noon, when q hard blow came
from the westward with an evenings
rain.
DR.. Duncan, the presiding elder of the
Methodist Episcopal church South, held
service at their church, but very small
audience was present on Sunday.
The Baptist and @. P. churches had
Christmas trees on Saturday evening.
and the Methodist on Monday night. Ali
went OFT pleasantly and many little
hearts made glad.
miss Clara De Nure arrived here from
Arizona to spend Christmas with rela-
tives.
@. Benbrook. Will Ardis, Gus Harter.
Mr.. Morris, J. H. Strine, Mr.. and Mrs.
Pemberton. Mrs. Beckwith and family.
with many others came home to eat
Christmas dinner.
A telephone message called Prof. Lar
Key up to Santa Paula. whore MIR. j. M.
Bryant, father or Mrs. Larkey, had
been very low for two weeks and on
Tuesday passed away he was So years
old, Prof. Larkey left on the afternoon
train for Santa Paula.
Public installation Of the officers of
the Masonic order was held in their
hall on "Wednesday, the 9th, st. Johns
day, 1. ii. Ward installing the officers.
). X. Woodward of Gardena passed
through town on bis way to South Riy-
erslde, where he is farming some 900
acres.
A private Ch~istmas tree was erected
and Sap q Cl - virited it, at Mr..
Charles SmilL's, TO he benefit of Miss
Elma Scott on her fr ~''n.
The herald., 1893-12-29
Excnrainniata.

The following excursionists arrived
yesterday by the overland Santa Fe
route in charge of Chas. G. Williams,
excursion agent:
Oh. Upham, r. A. Canyon and wife,
W. L. Chipman, E. A. Chapman, E. s.
Moore and family, J. E. Hunting and
wife, Boston; b. Brady, E. I. Merrill,
James Wylie, Bangor, Me-. II. Hamdin,
W. L. Fear, Boston @. H. Briggs, Wor.
cester; William Irvine, A. Gill, Mrs. f.
]. Bell. Miss Vera Fass, Miss Maria
Fass, Mrs. M. r. Fsss, L. 8. Bates
and wife, S. T. Mckenzie, Toronto !;
Miss Amy Nesbitt, S. Maloney and
mother, Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Toole, Ros-
coe Tebbetts, M. Romini, r. B. Palmer,
Mrs. Dora Palmer, Mrs. Jennie Palmer.
Miss Goldie Palmer, Miss Bertha
Palmer. Fred Palmer, Morris Palmer,
E. s. Raymond, Mr.. and Mrs. J. j.
Fletcher, Miss Beatrice Morgan. Miss
Alice Morgan, Miss Clara Morgan, Mise
lola Bever, Miss Rosa Bever,
Mas Nettie Keller, Mr.. G. W. thinner :
man, Mr.. VIM. Bessett. wife and son,
Mrs. r. w. Beach and daughter, Mr..
tfaDry- f1Uu-rr, 1M---J-aa-p~ao- w aeae,
Mr. Nathan and Martha A. Hodson, Mr..
Enoch and Catharine Carter, Mrs. Hell
linger, Mrs. Mary Oysburg, Mrs. Emma
Surs. Mr.. John Brown, Mr.. Geo. Curtis,
Piqua, o., Mr.. w. A. Brown and wife.
The herald., 1893-12-29
LONG BEACH.
An Impressive storm-Local and Per-
sonal. Notes.

An Impressive Storm-Local and Per-
sonal. Notes.
LoNR BEACH, Dec. 28.-The sun on
Wednesday morning rose upon a tumul-
tuous sea, the usually peaceful ocean
showing, as far as the eye could reach,
a restless stretch of foam-capped, lead
colored pillows, which dashed upon the
beach in clouds of spray, throwing huge
masses of kelp high upon the sand,
while hocks of sea fowl skimming with
shrill cry above the wave crests harmon
lied with its tempest-tossed sublimity.
The verdict of our Oldest inhabitant
that the wind storm was the worst he
ever knew here was not doubted by any
who listened to Old Boreas whistling
and shrieking through tree tops and
around buildings on his wild rush in
land, with now and then thunder clap,
an echo. as it were, to his effort. Sew
eral of the small boats broke from their
moorings at the pier, but landed on the
beach without damage.
The rain has been of great benefit to
this section, and farmers are now all
busy ploughing.
Mr.. Templin Of Denver, Colo, and
Mr.. Kimball of Los Angeles visited Ala
mitos Heights on Wednesday.
The Misses Charles, sistera of our
townsman, John Charles, have pur-
chased lot in block O. Alamitos.
Mr.. Ellis has sold to A. M. Snow of
Wisconsin, the east 10 acres of block 81,
AIamitos Heights. This land was pur-
chased by Mr.. Ellis less than one year
ago and set to lemon trees. The price
paid by Mr.. Snow was $500 per acre.
We are informed that Mr.. Snow intends
building upon the land at once.
Mr.. Cullen, who also owns land on
Alamitos Heights, is building cottage
on his tract. The cottage is located on
the north = of lot 23, block -. on Sum-
NIT road and commands most beauti-
full view OF the ocean.
Mr.. A. Miles OF Signal hill received
an appointment Tuesday as the inspec-
tor for this section. This will give great
satisfaction as Mr.. Miles is a ruster and
intends to enforce the law. He will see
that not only the large orchards are
kept clear OF fruit pests, but also will
have an eye to small places. as even
few diseased treeH are capable of doing
great damage. After January 1st Mr.
Miles will be prepared to have spraying
done for one tree as well as large or
chards.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. Watson OF Los An
geles have been visiting Mrs. M. FL,
Williams.
Owing to the storm the Chatuauqua
circle did not meet Tuesday evening.
The same work will be taken up next
Tuesday evening, circle meeting with
Mrs. K. Terry.
Mr.. r. Lord and family and J. Rich
ards and family OF Cedar Rapids, Ia,
are at the Seaside Inn.
The herald., 1893-12-29
REDLANDS.
The eostmastership-The Bear Vale,
Company.

The Postmastership-The Bear valley
Company.
REDLANDs, Dec. 28.--It is now said
that j. B. Glover will be put forward ss
candidate for the postmastership to
succeed [. G. Haight, whose term will
expire in few months. Mr.. Glover Ia
lifelong Democrat and gentleman Of
unimpeachable integrity, as we'll as a
capable business man, and would credit
ably ill the position.
Receiver Morrison OF the Bear Valley
Irrigation company declines to commit
bimeelf regarding the prospects of F. +.
Brown succeeding in reorganizing the
company. Mr.. Morrison says nothing
of the future can be foretold until care
fully prepared statement OF the compa-
ny's affairs is made.
The copious rains have made blowing
possible, and sufficient snow has fallen
on the mountains to insure an abundant
supply of water.
The Redlands Electric Light and
Power company is preparing to intro
duce heating and cooking appliances
shortly. H. H. Sinclair has just re
turned from the east, where his special
mission was to study those branches of
electrical inventions which relate to
domestic use. Evidently the day is
near when the power of Mill creek will
be used extensively in Redlands resi-
dences.
Prof. G. N. Andrews is hard at work
preparing to give San Bernardino
county good dshowing at the midwinter
fair. He reports the awakening OF a
great deal of interest.
The display at the citrus fair this year
will be uncommonly good, even for Red
lands, if the people take the interest
which now seems pfebable.
Lines are already being drawn for the
city election in the spring. 1t begins to
look as though the dividing line this
year wonld be on the question of the
taxation of water plants and on water
rates. For number of years there has
been very general complaint that the
Domestic company does not bear its
portion OF taxes, but that its rates are
excessive. This feeling has grown with
the growth of the company's business,
and the indications now are that even
the saloon question will be subordiDated
next spring to the selection of trustees
who have no pecuniary interest in the
Domestic company.
La grippe, which week ago seemed
epidemic, appears to be loosening its
hold on the people, and the gen eral
tendency of the public health seems inn
proving.
The herald., 1893-12-29
Should Be Arrested,

THE POPULAR DEMAND.--Who? What sbouid
pc arrested? All excessive nervousness, dysnen.
ha, headache, dizziness, sleepessness neuraI
kia. nervous debility, dallneks, confusion Of
b1ind, nervous prosLrAtion, etc They should
pc arrested or stopped before they deyelop into
I condition that can put result fatally. For
this purpose no remed- equals Dr Mills Resto-
sative Nervine, the di pvery of the renowned
ipecialist, whose rem, hes are the wonder ~
ne civilized world. Wine is sold Nv I, IT
Fance, ~ N. Spring, b positive guarantee
Ask for his book free.
Horse blankets and lap ropes, Foy's old re-.
Liable sAldlery house, 3l5 N. Los Angeles
The herald., 1893-12-29
Served Them Ripht

At the Creamerie, 126 North Main street. you
can be served daily with regular dinner from
IL 80 a. m until ?. m, all for 25 cents Short
order meals served at any hour for 10 cents up
This place is nos under new ownership and
management crew of girl walters has
been put In. Remember our regular Sunday
am until 3 pm.
GEORGE d. LOWER, Prop,
The herald., 1893-12-29

o.Chris'm., So. " Yel table should
be without bottle OF 6ieg rt's Angostilra
bitters, the world renowu,.. d Jpetizer OF ex-
auisite havor. Bswarc OF counserfeits.
The herald., 1893-12-29
History Repeats ITSELF"

And SO does Hoods Sarsa parilla in the remark
able cures it is continually accom- plinhing I
you will give this medicine iair trial it wii
40 you good.
The herald., 1893-12-29
Fire Insurance Rates Reduoed.

independent OF the compact" See Basker-
vile, 2lS North Main Uanfranco builcing) and
save money.
The herald., 1893-12-29

Catalina Island.
Avalon Home open for guests at low
rates for the winter.
The herald., 1893-12-29

USE GERMAN FAMILY SOAR.
The herald., 1893-12-29

Hoods Fiils act easily yet eaacisntly.
The herald., 1893-12-29

CEYLON TEAS. s..s ssgss.sss: m.sn.,:
The herald., 1893-12-29
for Infants and Children.

"Castoria is so well adapted to children that
recommend it as superior to any prescription
known to me' H. A. ARCHER, M. D.,
iii So Oxford St., Brooklyn, n. Y.
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8. 6 a b ttel.

Die Ota9ri9t, baB Brudner aus ser
Sirma Reiitmalbt & SO. f9eibe, erregte
nidt serinses Nuflsben In Der Sc,
f4dftswelt. Sbpobl oie llrla6e Der
Erennuns befannt purbe nno man 3u.
seben mubte, oaB BrudnsrS 2lniprn9
auf bte Stslle I'm 8ermaltungsratb Der
@entralbanf ourhaus bere6tt9t mar,
fanb itd bod fauu cine einSise Stimme,
ipel6e bebin9unsslos fiir i'm Partet er,
griffen bdtte. Sn ben 9roben Banf>
bduiern bate man ben nGnporf0mnt,
ting" nieluals fir uoll senontmen unb
fetne art. Die @ei9afte Der Sirma gu
fiibren. BON stnfang an nit iheelen
Bltden perfolgt. Stun 5udte man bte
M4ieln nno lagte, 6aB eS 10 babe fon1s
men miiien; Neinmalbt iei gu beglud.
whnf9en, oaB er enbli9 BEN Wtutb ss.
funoen babe, ben &ompasnon BON Ser
Strabe pieoer ab3ul6iitteln. Otun
iperbe baS Reinpal6t'i1e 6aus boffent.
li9 gu ieiner alien phroigen TRADITION
5uriidfebren uno bic brutale @el9dits,
manter Wrufners elm fiir allelnal ab,
lesen. Ole fleinen 8aufiers unb gpe.
fulanten ba9e9en, tpel9e eS Brudner
nie batten per3eiben f0nnen, oab er iie
auf benz Wese gum 6et6tbum 70 raid
iiberbolt battle, itimnten frobloden6
tn bas perni9tenbe llrtbeil Der @roben
etn.
r0iun bat er lein Tbeil, flafften lie.
sWaS bran6te er iid ju iiberbeben uno
ben 3nfnnftsrotbidtlb ju ipislsn ? 3o9,
mutb founit Dor oem Sale. @r tpiro
iett bhbld BON born anfansen mhlien.
Die eettion piro tin lsbren, bei6etben
III iein .
hnb iie riebsu l6 uersniiat bic
9dnbe. Sbr Versniisen lOllte iebo6
tiur bon fiirser Dauer iein. 8rudner
muBte allerbins8 bon born anfaneen,
mie fie geiast batten, aber er bahte
nidt baran, oies In bei6eibsner Sorm
3u tbun.. Non alien ltnternebmunaea
Der 6irma Batte Ct MIR bic 9obleumerfe
tr Giibnngarn fiir ii6 beanipruAt !;
bas Germ6gen, oas er bercits eriporben
bate, seitattcte inn ia, Heinmalbts
antbeil an oielem @eIdaft baar ber>
aus3u3ableu. Dte feine faufmanniide
8itteruns. welde ielblt feline @eaner
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= Cine gbelmeiBs sguItnr tpurbe bor
einigen Sabren In Der Ndbe bes erss
gebirgif6en Stdbtdens Mltenberg in
elmer 60be bon 2500 SUB iber benz
Spiegel Der Office angelegt. Mit feds
gang fleinen @t6d6en, bic nur elm bis
brei 8liitben aeigten, fling man an, ua6
tebt adblt bic Nnpfanaung bereits iiber
200 gSelweiBpffan5en in allen @r0ben.
@inaelne Der pHanaen baben in ben
lebten Sabren $3.50 Bliitben aufsus
tpetien gebabt. Die Gortpflansung
gei1ab tbeils bur6 @todmmg, tbeils
bur9 Samen, pel9er beionbers in
ben beiBen Sabren 1889 unb 1892 por.
aigli9 sur &eife geIamgte.
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an tim riibmten, bate tbn babel rt1ttg
sefabrt, oenn f6on etttt9e @o9en fpds
ter bot fi6 bie @slesenbett, ote &oblen-
Derfe NIT beoeutenbem @eipinn an eine
Ifttengejellidaft 81 perfaufen. Mfit
Der er5telten Sunlne, beren 66be leine
fnbnlten @rmartun9en iiberffieg, mari
it9 Vrudner NUN auf @pefulationen
getpagteiter Nrt.l
Dteient9en ieiner f6aoenfroben Seq,
ner, Die ii4 nad bem sliidli9en Ser,
fanf Der Goblenmerfe pieoer feline
Srennoe gu nennen bcsonnen batten,
ltredten jest auf's gleue Die G6pfe gu,
famnten.
(Sortietung fplsD.
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Cages Neaisfeiten.
q II | q II B.


= prdibent GIepelanb unb feline
gegleiter trafen ant Sienitag Nbenb
tpieber in Der Bun6esbauptitabt Maibs
ington ein.
= Won Sacramento, gaI., aus
tuurbe bic erite 9i1te &iri1en an ben
yta9fommen bes Columbus, ben aur
3eit in @bieago peilenben 6eraog BON
Weregua, gefanbt.
= Wdbrerb Der lebtem 8eri6tss
node lanbeten i'm gfetp Oorfer 6afen
IL. 523 3mif6enbedS palaeiere, ge=
gen l6, ,2l0 in Der entipre9em6en Wo9e
bes berfloHenen Sabres. Cine unge=
p6bnli6 groBe 3abl BON Smmigranz
ten uirb i'm 2aufe Der nd9fen @o6e
ertpartet, ba na6ber bic tleuen pers
f9drften 8eitimmungen fur bic @in<
tpanberer in &raft treten.
- Scr. 9ofe Smith, Der Minifter
bes Snneren, empfing cine Delegation
Der @berotee Sno,aner, tint nit ibnen
bic Werbanblungen iiber BEN 8ertauf
bes @berofee @treifens fiir ben preis
BON 100000 gum Nbf6luB 5u
bringen.
Nuslanb.
= Nuf ibrer &idreiIe bon eStalien
na6 Berlin tpurben Der Safer Wils
belm II. unb bic &aiicrin in 2uaern
aufs ber5lidite begriBt. 9ie GtraBen
Der Stabt waren feifli6 gei6miidt unb
8siu6er aus alien Sbeilen Der @1weis
maren berbeigeeilt. Ser prdfibent Der
S9ueiaer @ibgenofeni6aft berantalz
tete gu @bren bes &aiiers Elm groBes
@alasBantett.
= Safer MilbeIm 1T bon 2uaern In
&arlsrube eingetroffen, mo er bon ieiz
rem Onfel, benz @rsBberaog bon 8as
ben, empfangen tpurbe.
= 9ie Wilitdrs0prlage lit i'm beutz
i6en @ei9stag am 3. Mai sur @9luBs
bebatte gefommen. &aiier Wilbelm
bat besbalb feline Seimreiie TO befdleus
nigt, UNI am gnti9eibungstage in
Berlin su iein.
= st SOB. @rap BON ecSnbiana,
Der neue ameritanii9e @eianbte fur
Merifo, 1T ieBt in Der 6auptlfabt
Merito eingetroffen.
= Marin,ilian Sarben, Der befannte
9erausgeber Der v3ufunft", bate eine
unterrebung nit bem GiirFen 8ismard,
in melder biefer feline Nnli6ten iiber
ben Nntiiemitismus ausiprad. sd
mar" iagte er, niemalS elm 6reunb Ser
Sueen. Sd mar 1847 elm @egner Der
thbii9en emancipation, tpeI9e i6 fpd.
ter 1869 befiirtportete, neil Der peritors
bene 8aron 8lei6rober meine natipnas
len pldne anerfannte. 9as grId)eis
men bon Nntiiemitismus mad elmer
Spefulationsepo6e 1T natiirlid, peil
baS betrogene 0olt &apitalismus nit
Subatsmus auiammenmirft. SIM Sabre
1880 bdtte bic antifapitqliltiId1e 8etpe>
gung aud bur6 bas Si6erbeitspentil
bes MntiiubentbumS semdBist uerben
t6nneil. Sie Mblmarbt=Nera nirb in
elmer politit reirltirem, tpel6e feline
wt6tigen aber bauernben Golgen bat, /"
Siirf 8ismard fiiste binar, bab Ste
Nnnabme geiebli6er Nfittel gegen bic
Suben nuglos fein tpiirbe unb CAB bann
als feine Iniidt, baB 9eiratbem atpis
l6en Suben rnb @briiten aamdlig eiue
grle5igung Der Srage brinaeu tuilrbe.
= Ser ruiiifGe &onful Olaromsfp
bat ii6 gepeigert, elmer iibii6eu Dame
einen pab aus3uite1en. Die @eiebe
ieine8 2anbes, iagte er, nerboten baS.
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Brudner i1tr 8egeniiber erfldrt bat, er
iperbe In ben 8erpaltungSratb Der
@entralbanf etntreten ober aus Der
Ttrma 59eiben. Q8aS er nod binSu>
fiste, mage t6 aus N6tuns Dor 6srrn
Reintpalbt nt9t 5u mteoerbolen. 9(ber
td erfldrte 9errn 8rudner entl6ieoen,
oaB er auf meine @rsebenbeit niebt mel,
ter rednen f0nne, 10 lange er in oiciem
Zone bon unierem perebrtcn @9ef
iprehe. QSenn man aud nur ein ure
tereeorbneter Nnseite1ter lit, bat man
bod feline Nnbdn9lt9fett an ben Yrob>
berrn, bem man 5u Danf perpflidtet
it,"
W3agba rei9te linn gnabig Die 6an6,
bic er ebrfur1tspoll an bic 2tppen fiibrte.
yMfetn Wfann wirb Sire @rseben<
belt ni9t nerselien," iaste iie NIT einem
8ltde, ben Imsler nit einem @rrDtben
beantnortete.
Reinmalbt 3udte bic 9l9lel.
Stun bean,1 iaste ct unmutbig, rba
e8 70 melt sefomtnen lit, baB man mir
teitte Wabl ldbt, 10 mag es benn gum
Geueerften fomneil. gl6er auf &ud)
bte Berautwortuns! SD fiirdte, bab
t9 bieie Stunbe nod i9lper bereuen
iperbe."
rgSaS mild betrifft, 10 iibernebme t1
6ie5e 8erantlDortung," erfldrte Weagba
ttef aufatbmeno.
Mmsler pernei9te fi9 nur idpei9enb.
sd boffe Sbr Vertrauer 3t re1t>
ferttsen, perr Reinpalbt," iaste er NIT
fetnen iiiBltten 9d9eln, baS Gomunb
10 iebr infBfiel. n8spollma9tisen @ie
mid our lleberlpa9ung Der Bilan3?
Bte 6te 9ndoi9e Srau NIT betpun6e.
rungsmiirbi9em S9arfbltf bemerfte, lit
es babel bringenb seboteu, 9errn Brud.
ner auf bic Singer gu ieben. l1nb uenn
Sie ntdt lelbft ="
Stein, baS pplfte @bmunb burhaus
ni9t. 60 perlteB benn Der gel9metoige
&orrelponbent eine babe Stunbe fpd,
ter bie Billa, ausseriiitet nit ether Sou.
madt, bic i'm Brudner seseniiber als
Reinmalbts Bertreter be3et6nete. ssrau
Wasba bate tbm beiu Ibi1iebe nod
etnmal sndbig be 9anb seret9t.
- gfun gu inns stpeien, mein wer.
tber 9err Brudner !" iagte Nmsler tri,
umpbtrenb su ft6, mdbrenb er bis nd9t,
lid itille Sternparteltrabe binabi1rttt.
sd miibte iebr albern ietn, ipenn i9
ni9t binnen fur5er 3eit SIR @rbe ans
getreten bdtte."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-05-03
Siitt! Site !!

@iite! Site /!
@roRe @eouftiou ut 9iiteu.
2eiet, oann fon1mt unb iiber3eust Gua.
gBir baben berf4iebene Dutenb unierer
elesanten Muiterbiite iibris, im @reiie bon
$l4 uab SIC Bis $1s. gsir baben bieielben
auf ben preis bon
$11.OO
herabseiett. Shr f6rnt gud biele @elesen.
belt nit9t entseben lafien. llmiere quite iinb
einfa4 srobartis. Garben unb Saeons finb
be3aubernb if6n. 3Dsert nieht unb trefft
Sure @abl.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-05-03

: Mus Obefa pirb beri6tet, baB
eine allgemeine Musmanberung beuts
i9er @Oloniiten aus &uBlanb nod ben
Ver. Staaten begonnen babe. eSbre
Gage in 3uBlanb mirb unertrdgli1
unb fis iebnen fi6 nod freieren @ers
bdltnifen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-05-03

- 8on benz SntereFe, bas man in
europa on Der @bicagoer Meltauss
ifelung nimmt, legt Der nmitamb
3eugnib ab, baB bic 2cnboner aDaily
News" Elm brei Spalten Ianges &abels
telegramm iiber bic gr6fnung beriels
ben bringt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-05-03
spibel1 : 1tm6dngt
sDn1lenifl)irule.

Wir erbieIten ioeben elm borsisIidt, aHps.
timent bon sonnenidirnen in GbiiFpn,
crepe de Chine unb anfere Hopitdttn IN ipeib,
ihpars unb bunten Sarben. Dieie GHirms
iperhen iieherIich AntlanS finsen.