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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-09
italian Women's Earrings.

Some persons profess 70 be able 10
guess approxirna taly from what part OF
Italy a woman comes b. the length O.:
her earrings Italian earrings lenrthen
IS one goes southwark. and IL the ex-
IRENE South OF Italy the earrings o..
these women reach nearly 10 the shout
ders, Il often happens that the Jewels
% The Italian peasants are Of solid gold
and shaped u pleasing fashion. and
TINS = true % jewels brought 10 this
country by MANI European I-nn;-
grants. One seldom or never seeS here.
however. the b>autifEj god ornaments
worn b. the peasant SomaE 81 Bit.
tany. Another kind OF peasant orna-
mcnt seldom seen here except when
brought hz travellers - tie silver ie7,-
cry. rings. bracelets and the like. worn
IL 'oolie wornes IN TIE W,.s; indies
7 h7se ornaments ussla,3r- represent the
>s~inTs 81 taa Cae5c husband zaa arr
soils ~ the women ogsv with his per-
Elise. or. : EuaH E-ea Ii = measured
rs tAe splando- 81 MS WEES &4o-u-
mea--N. Y eun-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-09

One day when Napoleon and the En-
press Josephine were driving together.
the Emperor teasei q little deg which
Josephine held in her lap until She took
pity on the distracted little creature,
and tried to attract the Empe-or'S at
tention To something else The slight
inciden. had important consequences
for one of Napoleon soldiers The
Empress said;
do you So. they seem - NJ putting.
up a NOTES that some o. .vonr property
: To let3 Yoa had better investiEa.e
The matter than be teasing my }srtIe
deg"
She pointed 10 . pri~oa- against he
walls q watch appeared a singular
white Hlarari Il vr2~ hung fraz,a a
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-09

upon luXuries and perhaps, upon horses
carriages, etc, used by the wealthy for
their comfort and pleasure might have
a tendency to make some of our people
content with their lot in life. but the
experience of countries where this has
been tried is against it: for instance, in
Belgium. horses, carriages and other
luXuries used by the rich are taxed. but
the Socialistic element is at present
very strong in that country and is MAX
ing much trouble to the Belgian Gov
eminent.
| am informed that in England the
tax laws are being carefully investi-
gated with view to making certain
changes. This matter is receiving much
attention from the London Common
Council at present, which Is inquiring
into methods of taxation more particu-
lariy in France, Germany and Belgium.
having in view the making OF certain
changes IN the tax laws of England and
especially the tax upon real estate
There Is an impression prevalent in
England that our laws are more simple
than theirs and quite as effective. al
though they have au income tax
As to I tax on requests, il seems TO
me reasonable that when capital cpnes
10 the notice Of the public. as It does
upon the death of its owner and the
consequent change il ownership. an
equiIa BILE tax should be placed upon it.
regulated. of course, in fair proportion
tc the amount OF the bequest and not so
excessive As To make 1t an object to
make disbursements in wills or seek to
evsde the tax in other ways.
HARRY " CAxHox.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-09
ORIGIN OF THE SWING.
Traced Back to Pagan Rites of an An
cient EacH.


The swing, SO dear to children, can
be traced back to the festivals which
took place in pagan days in honor of
Bacchus, when lit tie figures were hung
on trees and We're supposed to bring
blessings on the ground as they swayed
to and fro rocked by the wind, says the
Philadelphia Times. The reason of this
custom is explained by the fable Of
Icalius receiving Bacchus in Attica,
and the god was so grateful to him that
he taught him the art Of making wine
Icarius then gave some of the wine to
his peasants. and as they became intox-
icated their friends. thinking that Icari-
us had poisoned them. killed him in their
fury. icarius' daughter. Erigone, went
in search Of Icarius, and his body was
found by means of his faithful dog
Moera, who kept watch over the spot
where the body was buried. Erigone,
in her despair, hanged herself on a tree,
and was changed into the constellation
Virgo. Iearius was changed into the
star Bootes. and the dog into the star
CAMS
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not be evaded like the income tax, and
upon first thought / do not see how it
could drive property out of the state.
Certainly it could not if such taxation
Were federal or were made uniform by
the states.
| am in favor of taxing Injuries.
though definitions of luxuries might
differ somewhat. ] regard liquor AID
tobacco as Injuries and proper subjects
for taxation. | would not like to see
pianos or music in any form taxed. You
might as well impose tax on sunshine
or any other influence that makes home
bright and CHEEKY. | see no objection
to taxing private carriages or to the
general principle that those who enjoy
luxuries should pay for them
think that Major Washburn is right
in saying that legislation intended to
shift The burdens of taxation would do
much to allay social discomfort
BY Thomas L. James, ex-Postmaster-Gen-
eraI and President OF the Lincoln Nation
al Bank.
| do not favor an income tax of anv
KIND 1t operates to put premium on
perjury and under it the unprincipled
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-09
i. =. M1RTIN,

Pittsburg is known in Europe as the
| City Of Bridges.
A line of trieycles for passenger ser
vice is proposed in London
A ton OF sea water is supposed 70 con-
tain about fourteen grains of gold
A sign in Waynesyille, Ga, bears this
inscription: Axe handles, ink, pens
and cheese.
Charles, Duke of Orleans, was one nj
the earliest known writers OF valentines
or poetieal amorous addresses for the
day.
The greatest number OF people ever
killed by an earthquake was 100 900, in
the year 1903, at Yeddo. Japan, and
vicinity.
Female fish of all species are consid-
srabiy more numerous than males, with
two single exception, the angler and
the catfish.
The oldest tree on earth f. said 70 be
the Boo tree in the sacred city % ANA
rapoora. Burmah. II vas planted. tie
record says, in the year rs 3 g
One hundred tons Of cats tails were
recently sold % once FOR the purpose o,
ornamenting ladies wearing apparel,
which meant that about ! "a. 900 pus-
sizes hsd 20 % killed.
n new color mas made IT'S appearances
II is called ehrysophrae. and Is named.
after the gem which has becorl. r-opu-
lar. il i something Se the zsnaIns-
RING. pale green in color, but less eiear
II tone.
The silver mine az przlbrsrn- IN Bohs-
aia. Is more than 2. 300 fees deep. and
the temperature a. that ~ g depth
was found o. be about - deg Fahrcr-
hsit- little lower than TIE ten r---s;ure
az the surface.
A silver spoon which ras los; bv Hor.
ace Wood ward % DsvulI, Conn. who Is
row 20 years q sge. when Ne WIS
vears Old. has been restored 20 hin. be
claims j vas found 81 tie t5.;orrs Of
3 wel which ~as Cleaning OFT
The hsicyos dzys are TIE s1vea dar.
before and re ss-ven nzrs zfse- enc
snorsest day. The hzIcrpn. Ct king
fisher. = saYpes-ai - - breeding - tfs1s .
time. FIR which rsz@on TIE SEA f0- thsa
fortnight very considerably preserves
a pestecl can
In the Isse q Naa !: va former the +
a3gT t1zt 70 tasse ava au OK ~ hnrar
~&s oot felony. bat irs-svszss.- b.
canee 81 he 1S-srns,T ia thai at.ls ses-
-.t9Ty % e0zseszlsnz y carrying f4srza
OF tssEf - ss~zi q pz or f0si. zA-SA
= sss.aS Gs1G "a : .-..s. s<-E.c
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Gentlemen" cried the political ora
tor. rising before the noisy convention,
'-Gentlemen-"
Mr.. Chairman" shouted an enraged
opponent, springing to his feet: Il pro-
test against this here orators use Of
sarcasm in his remarks TO this conven-
tina- Chicago News Record
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-09

The Oldest lawsuit on record was on
trial at st. Petersburg. Russia, during
the spring and summer Of 1888. 1t was
begun five hundred years ago by the
heirs of dead nobleman against the
city Of kamenes Fodolsl for the re-
covery of large tract Of land which
the municipality had Incorporated
within the city limits. II is needless to
add that the matter was again con-
tipued for further consideration.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-09

Among the strange superstidons that
affect the southern negroes Is the be
lief that it is dangerous to approach
closely to or stay longnear dead body.
a colored servant in Washington who
went to funeral was asked on her re-
turn if she saw the corpse. She re-
piled: Deed, honey, d'you s'pose I'd
go near enough to take DAT dead man
breff?''
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-09
VIEWS ABOUT TAXATION.
Ought It's Burdens Be Shifted to
the Rich I?
Signed Statements BY Charles A. Dana,
Thomas I. James, j. Edward Sim
mons, Mayor Washburn,
and Others.

Copyright, 1893 by Bachelor johnson
Syndicate.}
In the congress which is soon to openi
questions Of taxation viii almost a bsorb
attention. The old fight between di-
rect and indirect taxation will be to the
fore again. and if the national revenues
from duties are to any extent cut off
there viii be a determined effort on the
part of advanced thinkers in congress
to so adjust the burdens of taxation
that they will fall with greater weight
upon the shoulders Of the rich than
upon those of the poor. Representative
opinions upon the wisdom, justice and
expediency of
Ia A graduated income tax.
(b) a graduated tax on requests,
(ct Taxes on Injuries,
Are here appended:
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-09
IT, Hls VIZ.

Stivctts-- II ben told sno&grzss what
you s2ia, = sl@Es expression cane into
his E2cr-
Stando1-JUst so hare often heard
a blank expression oorne OF. Of as
mouth Truth
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a premium on ly-
ing, was difficult to
collect, and was
thoroughly unsat-
isfactory in every
way.
! am rather in
clined to favor a
tax on requests,
though l do not
speak so positively
upon this point as I
r9ight upon longer
re- hpctiop II cau-
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general proposition, however. believe
ID graduated income tax, IN 4 gradu-
ated tax on requests and IN . tax upon
luxulles. My reason for this belief is
that taxation would become more
| eGuita bic and just. and would not fail
/; most heavily, as it now does. upon the
| poor and those in moderate circum-
stances. At the present time our large
| corporations and largest property hold
| ers by some unknown process avoid
payment of their fair proportion of the
taxes. Ii incomes of corporations and
individuals were taxed upon a gradu-
ated scale it would meet the present
shortage of assessment in large de-
gree. and by reason of the honest pay
ment of full taxes by wealth and ccrpo-
rations the tax upon the poor and
middle classes would be thereby re-
duced. as the exigencies OF government
would not require the full limit raised
on the basis of present taxation.
believe that taxation. as you have
suggested, would have a deeper signifi-
canoe than the mere equalization OF
tax. A fair and equitable tax. honestly
collected. would. in ny opinion, go far
towards removing the rising spirit of
discomfort among the Ia boring classes
OF this country. They have many griev-
ances. and one of the principle griev-
ances is the power of money to override
equity and justice and avoid its fair pro-
portion of the burdens OF state A poor
man with little home partially paid
for, without influence or power, real
ICES that he is obliged to pay the full
limit OF taxation or have his property
sold over his head. and that his taxa
ton is as large as it is because of the
avoidance OF taxation by the wealthy
and the corpora tons. carries about with
him a meritorious grievance which
breeds dissa tisfaction with law and
government, especially where the gov
eminent is presumed to be constructed
for an impartial administration, re-
CARELESS of wealth or position.
Any and every law which may now
be enacted to wipe out such evils as the
present tax system viii drive away
those questions now dividing labor and |
capital, and which. if not adjusted in !
the next half century. will result in So
cial and political revolution and the ar
bitrary enforcement of equity against |
unjust statute law or statute law COR
ruptIy administered.
HEMPsTEAD WAsHBURNE.
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would be favored at
tn e exp en- e of
others. vs. tried
the income tax in
war time and it
proved intensely IN
popular. 1t is so
still. 1t would send
to kingdom come"
any party which
dare father it. And
yet, strictly speak
ing, the income tax
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-09
x~s-sl To- .sCS.rsIss.

First Doy-Wao cut y'r kair -y'r
mother?
Second Bov-Saw. Teh 6oz't think
I'd let ne mother ca, ne hair. DO yea7
Shed butcher Il
'.Who did IT."
Cot /; r,ese.f. Good EawA
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dens OF taxation,
such as
Ia Graduated
income tax,
10 Graz uate &
tax on beQueSts,
tcl Taxes on Ink
uries tcarrlageS
pianos, etc
Are these meas
ure> wise, just ana
polite: i receiy-
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as yet. Very likely
if "a tax could be
levied upon in
comes it might
solve the question,
but whether or not
this country has
reached a point
where legislation
can be had looking
to such taxation is,
to my mind, doubt
ful. Possibly the
levying of a tax
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-09
By President Simmons, of the Fourth
National Bank of New York

do not favor the imposition of an IN
come tax. We have tried that once in
this country and have found that il put
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-09

Charles A. Dana's Answer is Short and
Emphatic.
All schemes of confiscation: against
republican principles.
CHARLES A. DANA.
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ed. l have never given the specific
matter any special consideration, As
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-09

tax, because it.
takes from the tax
payerin proportion
to his means of
paying and as a
general rule in pro-
portion to the ben
efts ne derives
from government.
| do not believe
there would be anyl
more difficulty in
collecting it than
there is in collect
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-09
Hampstead WAsHBURNE.
BY Charles II. Jones, Editor of the st,
Louis Republic.

! am in favor of graded income tax.
| believe it to be pre-eminentlv lust
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-09

ing any other personal tax. The repeal
OF this tax at the close of the war shows
how little vigilance was exercised l,v
congress III protecting the interests of
the people and how vigilant the ricl,
were in getting legislation enacted that
shifted the burden of taxation from
their own shoulders
also favor the tax On requests, on
Injuries and special corporation taxes.
Corporations receive special privileges
which are of great value or they would
not be so much sought after. The COM
munitv should enact full value for all
the privileges it grants. Instead of the
whole burden of taxation being imposed
upon land favor the Pennsylvania svs-
tenn, under which land is practically free
from taxation c. H. JONES.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-09

BY Harry w. Cannon. American DcIepatc
to the International Monetary Coulter
ence.
Equitable taxation is a very difficult
problem and none of the great nations
appear to have satisfactorily solved it
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-01-03
@dbler = &egiltriruug.

IS pir6 bierbur6 betannt gema6t,
baB i'd Die Bidder meirtes Qmtes far
ollie Wdbler Der Stabt San Nntonio,
8erar @ourtp, Seras, benz @eiebe entz
fpre6enb CUR &egiftrirung 6fnen mer6e
In meiner Office in Der @itp : 9aG, i'm
eriten Stodmerf, 3immer go. 2, an
Der Militdr pla5a, am
3. Sanuar1 1898, 8ormit<
tags UNI s ubr,
uub baB i6 biefelben oHenbalteu tperbe
fir bic barauf folgenben amanaig Sage,
nit Nusnabme Der Sonntage, BON
8ormittags 8 ubr bis 8 l1br Nbenbs.
Die Office pirb gei6lofen iperben am
MittmO6, ben 25. Sanuar, Yuntt s
ubr Mbenbs.
D'e BON. mir angefellten @ebiilfen
fine: SenrD Bennett, 9enrD Wagner.
8. q. &eDnolbs unb &amon 8iencourt.
Iugu1 SantIeben,
Wabl : &egiifrator.
San @atonio, Seras, %, Sec. 1892.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-01-03
Hatb fir Wfntter.

Scr iiber 5OSabren don wurbe Nirs.
|Wiusloip's Soothing Syrup BON Ntils
lionen BON Miitterr beim 3abnen Der
&inber angepenbet. Wirit bu inn
S9lafe bNr9 bas S9reien zines &inbes
seitSrt, bas i'm 3abnem lift unb Dor
S9mer3en ueint2 Menn 10, laKe iofort
cine Glai6e BON r0trs. Winslotps Sors
thing Syrup" bolen. Sein Wertb lit urlz
be3ablbar. Sc nirb Dem ~fleiier Qeibertz
ben fofort 2inberung perf6aHen. 8ers
laBt eu6 barauf Miitter, es lit tein
3peifel bariiber. IS beilt Spienterp
unb 9iarrboe, regulirt ben Magen unb
bic Wieren, beieitigt Winbs& Rolf, err
mei6t ben 8aumen, perbinbert @nt8iins
bung unb ftdrtt bas gauge Spftem.
rWtrs WinSlsps Soothing Syrup"
fiir 3a9nenbe 8inber 1T angenebm in
@ef6mad unb bas Recept ftammt bon
einem Der beiten meibli6en 9ler3te In
ben Ser. Staaten. IS 1T bel alien
Sruggiten in Der gansen gBelt gu bas
ben. preis 25 @ts. per 6laiGe.
@auft ni6t8 anberes ais Mrs. NiRsz
Ions Soothing Sprup.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-01-03
California $ @eine.

Weinliebbaber finben ein groBes 2az
ger bon feinen California Meinen bel
9errn 8. 5. Meper am Mlamoz
plaaa. 9err SLEEPER iu9t bic Weine
on Srt unb STEELE aug unb fauft brett
aus benz Seller Der WeinSii6ter. Mls
gutem &enner gelingt es ibm ftets, bic
beiten Sorten ausauwdblen. ST farn
feine &unben unb 6amilien nit einem
guten Sropfen berieben. &otb= unb
Weib Weine in bor5igli6er.Q ualitdt
BON ieBt ab $1.00 per @aaole = fret
Ing 9aus geliefert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-01-03

sa- @enn Scenario fem unb au attz
nebmbarem preiie ipeiier min, 10 gebe
er gum so iffions= @arten II. Die
9erren Gbciner & @aal, 8eiber bie>
ies gtablihements, balten barauf, ibre
8aite itets DOllfommen sufrieben gu ftelz
len. ollie iaiionmdBigen Selifatefen,
Nufern, Wilb, Slide, @efliigel &c linb
bort in Der belifateiten 3ubereitung ale
3eit gu baben. Mabl5eiten tperben auf
Wunf9 in Die Wobnungen Der &unben
gefanbt. Nu6 bietet Der nit Der
Speiiewirtbi6aft perbunbene 9 a T.
bic beiten @etrdnfe, ftets frii9es
Bier ntO feline 2iqM0re unb Weine.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-01-03
Mncrlef.

= Sofepb Seller bat bic 4ranias>
PaB : 8abn : @eieIf6aft auf SIS, 900
S6abenerlab bertlagt. @r purbe ont
Ibenb bes 16. DECEMBER bur6 cine
&oaiiion nit anberen Cars BON elmer
Nrbeitscar seporfen unb erbielt Ser
lebungen, Die i'm fir Die Sauer ar
beitsunfdbig MAIDEN.
= @dbrenb Beg Monats DECEMBER
tpurben in San Nntonio 101 Bauer
laubniBf6eine a%1sgegeben.
= Ser S6ubma6er Gbas. &ei6 1T
am 81. Seq. pl0bli6 i'm Qlter BON GA
Sabren a1t elmer 9er5franfbeit gez
ftprben.
= 2ofale @tatiaif. 9ie goli5ei
bat mdbrenb bes perfeKenen Sabres
1921 Berbaftungen pDrsenommen.
Gom Stabtar5t tpurben 1,0S6 8eerbis
gungsf6eine ausgeiteQt unb in Der
Office bes Stabt=@lerfs tpurben l 1873
Observation-Disclosures au~sgegeben.
= Na6 mebrmonatli6er Nbmeien<
belt, bic er auf &eifen perbra6te, 1T
General STANLEY mad San Nntpnio
5uriidgefebrt.
: Sic 6@ibengefeaf6aft rSdgerz
luft" feiert am 4. Sebruar in Der @onz
bentions 9aQe ibr II. StiftungSfef
bur9 einen groBen Masfenban. 9ie
BON Der nSdgerluit" peran ltalteten Sci IT,
lidteiten baben fi9 BON ieber elmer grps
fen 8eliebtbeit gu erfreueu gebabt. 8ez
fen Sanf fiir bic freunbli6e ueberi et=
bung BON @inlabungsfarten.
= Ser e.. u. 2et9enperbrennungsz
Werein bat bic folgenben 9ireftoren err
tpdblt: 8. 30. poor, Sobn Il. MRler,
Sobn 8oBbarst, s. 8rodmann, Ct.
5eebe, s. 9eniel, q. Wagner, s. 5.
2angbol5. .. Solms, 6. s. Sacobz
Jpn. Grid Menger, s. &rii6 unb 8.
@abmeiler.
Ser S6iGer Council Go. 921,
american Legion of Honor, bat
bic folgenben 8eamten erpdblt: pafts
COMMANDER, Sacob Woblfabrt; @omz
number, Siegmunb &abe; gieesgoms
manber. Sam Warf6auer; Orator,
5. g.. 8iering; Setretdr, s. 6. aliez
10th; Collector, $. Menger; &apIan,
g. 5. Gappiniens Gibrer, 8. S6unfe;
Warben, s. Weingarb Sentinel, Mi,z
liam pieper IT,; Srufees, u. s..
Mlotbs, 81. S. 9emitt unb 6. @iebertz
felbt; &eprdientant gu Ser @ranb
Council, Mar 9. Maper.
: Die 9ugo & S@melber &oulz
pa9nie, &apital $250,000, bat ii6 I'M
forporiren la1en. Sic Snferporatos
rem finb: @bas. 5ugo, @utap S@mel>
Der unb %. 9euermann.
Sem poli3ei6ef pbil. Sbarbein
tuur6e BON ieinen Greunben elm pra9t=
boiler nit SLIDER bef9lagener 2eoerz
CURT unb pifolenbaIter iiberrei9t.
@ountp : &i9ter @alagban belt bic
Qnipra6e.
SIN Santa &ofa Sospital tarb
ON 2. Sanuar Greb. Ma6enfelb bon
2ababie, Mo., an Der S6minbiu6t.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-01-03

= Sn bas ct. San1es SoieI au
Dallas fam ein dlterer Mann, Der feiz
men 0amen als 8. NeaIp BON Bridge
port, Seras, einf9rieb unb ii9 bann
D0m Glerf einen 6ammer ausbat, Der
inn gegeben pnrbe. gr erfldrte, baz
nit cine aifte 6fnen au molten. 3ebn
Wtinuten fpdter febrte Der Mann polz
ftdnbig pert6rt 5uriid unb behauptete,
beffoblen worben gu fem. Sem Glert
tam bic Sa9e anfdngli6 rdtbieIbaft
Dor, frug aber enblid: rl1m pie piel
benin, UNI 3ebn 9olarss" = ,Nein,
ermi6erte Der 6rembe, UNI $780,
9apr er3dblte er u~u3uiammenbdngenb,
baB er In Golge zines Circulars, in
mel9em inn biliges @elb berfproden
wurbe, nod Stem Sort reifte unb fir
$4,000 @reenbads faufte, bic in feiz
mem 8eifein in cine &ife gepadt, an
9. 0ealp (feine N6reRe), Dallas, per
@rpreBs8ompagnie berf9idt murben.
Nls er bier eintrief, erbielt er bic aife,
0fnete bieielbe unb fanb anfatt bes
Geloes eineu 3iegeItein. Ser Manu
1T tuegen bes 8erluftes gama auBer fid,
tlagt iiber Druid i'm &opfe unb muBte
6r5tli6el Ollie iibergeben fuerben.
Sem @ebd9tniB f6eint i'm gu berIals
len. Ser @gent Der grpreBs9ompasz
ME giebt on, baB er fir Nealp cine
a9t pfunb uiegenbe &ife erbieIt umb
bielelbe ablieferte. Nealp lit bas Opfer
zines riefigen S9winbels; mad unb
mad betam man aus ibm beraus, bab
er NIT 5wei Mdnnert aufammentraf,
bic ibn bur9 cine fleine Sbhr in elm
gebeimniBboles &abinet fibrten, mo-
ibm bic biQigen @reenbads fir iein
gutes @elb berfauft tpurben.
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Ghamberlafu9
Goltc, Gbulera unn 2iarrbue=M itte

Set Sabren babe i'd @bamberlains
Collie, @bolera= uub Siarrboe : 9eil=
mittel ni6t MIR %nerfauft. ienber1 aud
in meiner Gamilie gebrau6t unb bass
ielbe als bas bette befunben, bas mir
lie borgefommen. s. 8. 2epis, Qpos
tbefer, Salt Safe @itp, utab. gu baben
in San Nntonio in ben NpDtbe=
fen BON s. &alteper & Son, Spne
ling & Gloob, S. s.. Sod, u. 9reiB,
S. S6u6arb, &. Gpbn & Co., s. s.
Sarrilon nnb 9alteper & S6u6arb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-01-03
Gnmnfn>Mihter Ennnnhnn

= @ountp>& i9ter @alagban bat fi6
geipeigert, bic 3ablmngsanmeiiungen
int getrage BON $500 gu untersei6nem,
uel9e basu bienen %folten, bic BON ben
@ountDs& ommifdren angeffeIten bier
Sa9ber fdnbigen fur bic llnterfu1ung
Der big iebt am teuer @ourtbaus ges
leifteten arbeiten gu enti6dbigen. Nns
bieier unteriu9ung ertpa9ien nod anz
bere unfoften fiir bic Nsbofaten, ben
St%enograpben &C. &C. @alagban min
nur bann feline nnterf9rift bergeben,
ipenn ibm bemieien nirb, baB bic Nuss
gabe geiebli6 1T ober werrt er seri6ts
lid 6aan geapnngen trer6en folte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-01-03

@rambetscutbnms usbcrtrasuuscn.
$. unb 6. @lmenborf an 3ugo
2iebe, 2 @runbftide auf Columbia
9eigbts. $l75.
st. 9ouiton on 2Ouis aunse, StudI
2anb an Der 2. Miilion. SIS.