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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-01
THE EVENING STAR.
Es- YORK Ozo, SO Potter Building.
FINANCIAL.

SHosE WHOSE PRopERry
CONSISTS SOLELY OF MONEY.
-upou the income of which they are
obisel To depend. viii and il profitable
O. tAle aivsutase oi our TIME" GER
1Ii1CATES or DEPOSITS. upou which
We Vav the following rates q interest:
PAYABLE N THREE MONTHS. PER CENT.
PAYABLE ~ SIX MONTHS : PER CENT
fAAB-E N ONE YEAR. 6 PER CENT.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-01

ON THE OTHER SIDE.
An Officer of Queen LilliuokalaA
on Annexation.
WHAT CAUSED THE REVOLUTION.
A Negro Murderer Who May be
Burned Alive.
OTHER TELEGRAPHTC NEWS.

OTHER TELEGRAPHTC NEWS.
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1893-04-05
THE GRAND OLD PARTY.

WASHINGTON, March 26. -- Senator John
Sherman is reported to have said TO q gen.
tleman day or two ago, in speaking of the
future of the present political parties in this
country, that in his opinion the death knell
Of the republican party had been sounded.
"The future of the democratic party is
still undetermined, }" said he, shut the mis-
sion Of the republican party has been aO-
complished, and its overwhelming defeat
last fall marks it's complete and final over
throw" Special to the Denver News.
There is no doubt that Mr.. Sher-
man expresses the view of well-in-
formed plutocratic leaders of both
parties. There is no doubt that the
death knell" Of the democratic
party has likewise "been sounded"
There is no doubt that Mr.. Cleveland
and his advisers in both parties un-
derstand the situation thoroughly,
and that the policy of the present sd-
mipistration will be to build up from
the plutocratlc elements of the entire
country cspitRlistic party as op-
posed to the party of the people be-
fore the beginning of another cam
paign. The appointment of Mr..
Gresham is a step in this direction.
Watch the progress of events and see
if they do not indicate such a pur-
pose.
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1893-04-05
The Reliable Incubator.

We publish an advertisement Of the
Reliable Incubator and Brooder. The
demand for inoubators in every section
OF the country has increased wonder
fully during the past few years. Poultry
raising has come to be- generally recog-
nized as an exceeding profitable indus
try, and as it requires but little capital,
people are engaging in it everywhere.
1t is a pleasant pastime as well, and in
addition to those who take it up for profit
very many go into it for the relaxation
and pleasure which it brings. Two or
three hundred little chicks will furnish
q rare fund Of pleasure, and 80 poultry
raising is now conducted there is not
enough real work connected with it to
make it burdensome. Artificial incuba-
tion is now considered an absolute neces.r
sity to successful poultry raising. The
Reliable Incubator, made by the Reliable
Incubator and Brooder Co., has proven
itself one Of the very best on the
market. The men who make it are
practical poultrymen, having been ex-
tensiVely engaged in breeding the finer
varieties Of poultry for many years.
They understand personally the practi-
cal requirements of the business and
have perfected an incubator and brooder
which are simple, practical and effective.
The company operates large factory
where they make every part of their in
cubators under their personal super
vision. 1t is an extensive plant, equipped
throughout with improved machinery,
and giving employment to large force
OF men,
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1893-04-05

parently for the loan Of their names TO
this enterprise, the sum Of $1,2O0O0O.
Four hundred thousand dollars apiece,
or $4,000 a year, was paid these houses
without the knowledge OF sx-Secretary
of the Navy Thompson, chairman Of the
commission created to popularize the
Panama causl scheme. Thompson had
all the time supposed that he was the
main factor in the enterprise and was
himself given but $4,000 year fol, his
services. When the canal company went
into liquidation his salary was chopped
to Sl2,50O, he remaining in ignorance
that the members Of the committee az
which ne was chairman we're each given
$4,000 year. The report says:
What influence was used upon the
financial public opinion OF the United
States by the names Of these three great
banking houses, what indirect credit and
popularity were given to the enterprise
through their numerous correspondents
and connections throughout the country,
it is perhaps impossible now to estimate;
but to effect this was the object Of the
formation of this American committee.
committee witch testiAes that it had
no regular meetings, and some members
OF which were never present at q meeting
or know whether any minutes were ever
kept by the committee, while each Of
these houses we're receiving $4,000. This
fact, II it is measure Of the general con-
duct and management Of the Panama
Canal company, might possibly explain
why it was compelled to go into liquida-
tion as soon as it did.-Chicago Sentinel,
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1893-04-05
All Honorable Men,"

II there are people who are credulous
enough to believe that the banking fra
ternity Of the United States are above
receiving or giving bribss, they are
bigger chumps than can be found run
nirg at large outside Of idiotiC asylums
Men who will take q bribe will give q
bribe.
This fact ought to explain much of the
John Sherman legislation which has
been going on at Washington during the
lasttwenty or thirty years.
1t ought to account for the singular
fact" that John Sherman went into Uncle
Sans service very poor man and Is
now multi-millionsire.
1t ought to explain how many other
men who served in Congress got their
millions.
If men like these bankers named in
the following dispatch will receive bribes,
they are just the men whom we can be-
lieve have been "paying we'll" for the in.
famous financial legislation which has
pauperizsd the nation and made $4,000
millionaires during the last quarter Of a
century.
New YORK, March 1.-THE congress
sionsl committee appointed to look into
the conduct of the affairs OF the Panama
Canal and Pacific Mail Steamship, and the
Panama Railroad companies, made its re-
port public to-day.
Among other things the committee
finds that Of the three great banking
firms, j. & W. Seligman, Drexel, Nor
gan & Co., and Winslow, Lanier & Co.,
who were the financial agents of the
Panama Canal company in this country,
the first named concern confessed TO
spending 100000 francs. Neither OF
the others is credited with any expendi-
lures to advance the interests of the
Panama Canal company.
Another finding of the committee is
that these banking houses received, ap-
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1893-04-05

slave trap Of the czsr's mercenary hire
lings and spies.
"The Yskutsk msssacres, the Siberian
horrors and the cruelties daily pepper
trRted by the cZRr and his minions are
too we'll known to US; absolute absence Of
any trace Of justice in relation to
the so called political offenders of
Russia; the most bRrberous laws if
they may be called such, making free
expression Of opinion against the lnhu-
man government rules of Russia crime
subject to capital puni8hment. Is all
this not sufficient that we may not only
refuse to entertain all propositions from
the czRr, but to shut up all our dlplo-
matic intercourse with that country
until freed from the yoke Of tyranny and
despotism? The free people Of Russia
will enter into brotherly alliance with
the free people Of the United States.
"The Russian people want free speech,
free assemblsge, free press and electoral
suffrage. Shall not all civilized nations
combine to sssist those noble heroes and
patriots OF Russia, who, in the struggle
for these unRllenable rights Of man, sacri-
fee their lives? Let the voice OF the
people be heard in the senate; let all
organized labor raise it's thunderous
protest against this shameful encroach-
ment Of politics upon the moral sense OF
the people; let us sound the strongest
alarm, until our sense Of of indignation
be felt, and our voice be heard by our
president and his advisors. But, to be
effective, we must be prompt, otherwise
it may be too late to retrsct the disgrace
now bending down uOon us, and the
wrong about to be inflicted upon the
Russian people Let all our unions send
resolutions Of protest to the president,
secretary Of state and the senate, and
to the press throughout the country.
"From the Atlantic to the Pacific our
voice Of indignation shall ring and per-
meate every hamlet of true Americans,
and let our zeal not be relaxed until our
efforts to save the honor of our nation
are crowned with success, and this dis
graceful treaty be recalled or nulli6ed.
Our country must forever remain the
asylum and breathing spot for all who
dare brave danger for freedoms sake
and seek from persecution of tyranny
and despotism."
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1893-04-05
HATE THE OZAR.
The American Federation of Labor Issues
a Circular.

The American Federation of Labor Issues
a Circular.
New YORK, March 28.-Fifty thou
sand copies Of stirring denunciation OF
the Russian extradition treaty are going
out to-day to labor organizations and
labor leaders throughout the United
States from the headquarters Of the
American Federation of Labor in this
city. Accompanying the address is an
earnest request that every wageworker
mail at once protest against the treaty
to President Cleveland, Secretary of
State Gresham and the senator's from
their respective states. The appeal
reads as follows:
$40 the Trade and Labor Unions Of AMER
ica:
FELLOW ToILERs, GREETING - Repre-
sentinR the producers of the wealth Of
the country, we cannot remain silent
witnesses Of the great outrage that has
been perpetrsted iu the star chamber
proceedings of the United States senate.
"An extrsdition treaty with the great
est tyrsnt upon the face of the globe
the Russian czRr-ls about to be consum-
mated by our government in the name of
the people; the fundamental principles
engrsfted in the Declaration of Independ-
ence and the constitution Of the United
States are abont to become nothing but q
relic of our glorious past. By this treaty
every Russian patriot seeking to liberste
the Russian people from the yoke OF des-
potism, and striving to establish gov.
ernment of, by and for the people, is to
be considered and treated by our gov.
ernment as a common criminal, and as
such shall be delivered to the mercies OF
the czar and his hangmen.
"We, American workmen, jealous Of
the liberty and independence of our
country, are at the same time intensely
interested in the struggle for liberty and
brotherhood Of all human races and
Dstionslities; and we therefore most en-
phaticslly protest against this infamous
un-AmericRn compact with barbarism.
Our protest mast be sharp against this
attempt to make our government the
safeguard Of despotism; our people the
consort and accomplices Of the crimes
OF czardom; our country the fugitive
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1893-04-05
"Amonr tho Orarka.n

"The Land Of Big Red Apples" is the
title Of an attractive and highly interesting
book recently issued. II is handsomely
illustrated with views of south Missouri
scenery, including the famous Olden fruit
farm Of 1900 acres in Howell county. ID
pertains entirely to fruit-raising in that
great fruit belt Of Amenca, the southern
slope Of the 0zarkS, and will prove Of great
value, not only to fruit growers, but 70
every farmer and hOme-sesker in other
states looking for a farm and q home.
Mailed free. Address, ]. 2. LooKwooD,
Kansas City, Mo.
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1893-04-05

to the fact that most of the sand
wlches were of the liquid variety,
still We have heard no protest against
the payment of the bill from Repre-
sentative Troutman, who is also an
enthusiastic member of the State
Temperance Union.
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1893-04-05

COPELAND COUNTY" crops were not go
bad after all. They "raised " 1,4OO worth
Of sandwiches and sold them to the republi-
can members Of the legislature, and the
state foots the bill.-Oberlin Herald.
The expense of the crop is owing
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1893-04-05

Before Buying Your Binder TWine
Read the propositions made by the Vic
tor Hemp Twine makers, found elsewhere
in this paper.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-01-23
SemtfdbeS 9beater in Der Mtfiipuss
aarfenhQIIe.


Cine febr angenebme neberraf9ung
bereitete bas &iinftlerpaar 9err unb
Grau Mrnp benz am Samstag Mbenb
gu Der in Der Mifiipnssartenballe nerauz
ftalteten Sbeaters8 orftelung iberal1a
3ablrei9 enlightenment YubIieura.
Wir lernten in Grau CHA @rno cine
b69f anmu!hige 8iibneneri9einung
fennen unb cine muutere I~ebeniprii.
bem6e @6alipielerin, bic fi6 bic @unft
hes publicums im Sturme gu erobern
perftebt. 9err 6. @rno 1T ein gans
nortreffi9er 4omifer, in Der fletnen
Meben>&oae bes v@ommis Builder" bic
er it ben n8eiben &ei6enmiiQer" nod
tteben ieiner 9auptrpge bes nSteinflos
piers &nn9e" ibernommett bate, bes
mics CT iebo9, baB er aud Solons&ols
len bes feineren 2ufipiels@ enres bur9s
aug geua@ien 1T.
11eber bas Mnno'f9e Stid uSie beis
ben aei9enr. iiGer" IdBt fi6 faum etmas
Nnberes fagen, als baB es cine iener
%funterbuntela iibermiitbigen r4Dm0bien
Der Srrungen" lit, bic aug einem tpab'
rem Mattent6nig BON 0erme9felunge11
ur6 MtiBperfdnbnifen 3ufammengefebt
itnb unb bic iebem 8erfu9 elmer ernitz
baften Snbaltsangabe 6obn ipre6en.
Sie mittpirtenben 9ilettanten, Grau
&uppertsberg, SRI. 6enriette 8rubns,
SRI. Norbmanm unb bic 9erren Qa=
freub, &. un6 g.. WddeI, Bplte ur6
Odbnert leifteter re1t M9tenspertbes
unb iber etmaige fleine l1nebenbeite1
balf bas sepanbte Spiel bes ainfler.
paares Nrno fanft unb faum merf<
lid binpeg.
Sie Barfteler baben ale l1rIa1e,
nit ibrem grfolge aufrieben au fein,
benin bas publicum mar an6auernb in
Der beiterffen Stimmung, bic fi6 bon
Mct au Met no6 fteigerte. 8eionbers
lebbaften Mpplaus erntetet1 9err u1b
Trau Mrno bur6 ben 8ortrag elmer
Mn5abl BON gouplet=@ tnlagen, bic III
ner aablrei6e 6erborrufe %eintrugen.
BON bier aus begeben fi9 9err unb
6rau Mrno nod Metp 8raunfels, tpo
fie in @emeinf6aft nit einigert biefigen
9ilettarten am nd@ften Sonntag, benz
20. Saraar, in 9en3ens 9olIe brei gins
utter anfibreu tperben. Sen barauf=
fOlgenben Sonniag, am 5. Gebruar,
tner0en fe tpieber bier fpieIen, unb
aiDart tuie mir boHen, NIT bemielben
@rfolge, tpie bas erite Mal!
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baber i'm @an3eu cine prdmie BON urs
nef1hr $l4Q 600 hefn1nmen ga hrnnnf

baher i'm @an3er cine Yrdr1ie BON urs
gefdbr $40, 600 befommer. Sc bran9t
wobl faum binsngefdgt gu tuerben, baB
fi9 bieielben nit Der Mirtiamfeit bes
prdmienipftems einperfanfen unb
bnr9aus aufrieben erflaren, unb baB es
ibr Wunf6 1T, baS P%rdmiengeieb m06te
bic ganae 3eit binbur6, tpel9e fir bass
ielbe geiebt 1T, in &raft bleiben."
rWas Mid aber Wunber nabm, mar
bic Sbatia6e, baB cine Mn3abl Der 3uz
derz4 onfumenten in einemt 2anbe, tpo
bic StaatszPrdmi ben Bflanaern iii 70
augenfdaiger Weiie gum Nubeu ges
rei6te, gegen 6as @eieb iin6 nnb ii6
oHen fir bic Nufbebung beKeIben ausz
ipre9en. Meinem 9afirbaltet1 mad
1T Der @runb bafir Der, baB fie bic
3adersSrage nod niDt re1t Der teben f.;
tbdten ite bas, 10 uiirben iie anbers
ipre6en.
Scr 3uderberbrau9 in ben Ser.
Staaten ftelt ii6 iebt auf unsefdbr 81
pfunb per aopf. Sn Golge Der auf>
bebung Der @teuer, mel9e friiber auf
benz 4rtifeI lag, 1T Der preis I'M 2
Gents per pfunb beruntergegangem,
10 baB ieber Sentiment iebt $l.28 int
Sabre fpart. Sas bebeutet fir eineu
Staat, uie Seras, pel6er cine &o1z
fu%menten3abl bon $500, 900 auf3umei=
len bat, cine @rfparniB bon iiber
100000. Sat ba bieien 2abler
gegenaber-ie frage i9-ber teranif6e
&%oniument @runb basu, Elm fol@es
Gei6rei gu erbeben, neil bic &egierung
cine perbdltniBmdBig fleine Summer
@elbes ($140, 00U) ausgiebt, I'M. bic
3uderinbuftrie aufre6t gu erbalten ?
Wenn bas BrdmienzS Ditem abgeieQt
unb benz 3uderpfIanaer bantt gum @rs
fab bafir ein S9ub3oa gendbrt tpirb,
10 bat bas naturgemdB our Golge, baB
Der 3~uderpreis fur BEN @oniumenten
UNI ben 8etrag bes Steuerfabes erb6bt
tpirb.
Meine feite ueber3eusuitg gebt babin,
6aB, menn bas prdmiengeieb belteben
bleibt, Der 3uderinbuitrie : 3meig bon
Seras unb iiberbaupt inn @iibeft 1i9
frdftig ipeiter fort entwideltt mirb nu6
baB bann aud ni6t Bios Der Seraner,
ionbern Sebermann baIb gu Der gins
fidt gelangen mirb, baB bic Brdmiens
sablung bag ein5ig ri6tige Mittel 1T,
ben reuen @emerbs3ueig gu f6rbern.
Sas prdmienzS pftem 1T nidt ettpa
ettpas Neues, bas bic probe nod ni9t
~betanbeu bat. 9euti6Ianb berbanfs
6emfelben gan5 brett ben grfolg feiner
Guntelriiben eSnbuftrie, unb Sag mas
fir Seuti6lanb mabr lit, bat ebenfo
fur bic Ser. Staten @eltung."
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ueber ben MusfaQ un6 grtrag bel
biesidbrigen teraaii9en 3uder : grnte
brtngt Elm f6erli6 auperldffiger Sc
tpdbrsnann, Der Snfpeftor Der 8uns
bel -Binneniteuer, 6err 90. Sleufer,
tpel6er nit Der Nufi9t iiber bic teraz
nif9en 3uderplantagen betraut 1T unb
ben 8etrag Der 8unbes : Prdmien
bounty fur bieielben fefaufeaen bat,
bic folge1be Mfittbeilung:
saur5 Dor meiner Ibreife BON Seras
babe i'd mad meine i6lieBli6e 8efi6tis
gllrg Der bortigen 3uderfabrifen bors
genommer, gu elmer 3eit, als ibre
Sbdtigfeit fir bas Sabr 10 aiemli9
gum Nbi9luB getomn1et mar.
nOte grnle Up IN 2eIaS etfe uage<
popalt@ CUTE 9epele1, oogle19 gu Nus
IanS 9er SaIon nlele pom Den P!laaz
Sern o1e RoHnnfg alf etf1en reldDef
SIIIag pou!fa1olg auf9egeoet Datter.
SM ufonal utar5 Dar nantllW EN-
lgmerer Srotf ei1getrefer, onr9 Dels
@en ote Suderrobrpfla1sul1gert 19llr1'l
gelgaol91 marcen, ntto oara1lf mar TN
U~Iaglontn1er elfte latige Sarreperlooe
g:IO.gl; es NOR lomii oe9fnnoet, oaB
D.s pEGnSer Dogliens auf enc 1eDr
s.aBsgs IlIIIeiernie reanetef. Sle Das
Dsa ng aos e. II lpIer grnarin19 anf
srsIsa.lge aSeIls geiaulpI gelseeii, UNI
slasuLsa lsst, mt 1d gerlagen 4uanegIaei,
9as eas yagr 1917 EN- le1r erfolgrets
WeS Ut ls 9emelen 1e!:
nUIe paaer I'M SteuerelnaeDmers
AI!1 DsIoeM D'eie 2Datla@e beiiaftgen
GMD auT,Dellem, oaB-foentt Der erffe,
gllsag peg Sor1agres 1goil EN- red9t
g.Spsa gsWs " oeI otss1agrlge 0oD
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ben. Sn fur3er 3eit mar 4 MeiIeu
bon Germantown Elm groBes gerdumis
ges S9ulbaus unter benz Nanen eli
berty School, betannt, erbaut. 6dreiz
Der biefes bat bic 2eitung berfelben
iibernommen; 40 @inber ungefdbr
tpereen fte befu6en, bon rs S6llern
tpirb iie gegenmdrtis beiudt.
Nus folgenbem Sabresberi9te fann
Der 2eier bieies erieben, baB @ermattz
totpn f~einespegs cine f9ma9e Mn1iebs
lung tit. SIN bergangenen Subildumsz
Sabre tpurben bier 16 &iaber gebpren,
n &inber getauft, II fonfrmirt, s
paare rei6ten fi9 bic 6anb firs ebez
ltGe 2eben, Z Perlpne11 uurben gebet>
tet in ben S9ooB Der tiiblen gr6e, Elm
paar brad bur9 geri9tli9e S9ei6une
bic Gefeln Der gbe, 2 Gamiliei1 sogen
bon bier fort un6 9 Gamilter fan1en
Der unb griinbeten ii@ Elm 3eim. 9n
800BaQen 8aumuolle iinb bon u~nieren
Tarmern g%eerntet tpprben. &orn 1T
10 biel geerntet, baB es nit so Gents
pro 8ufbel bertauft tpirb. Die fiBen
&artoheln finb int l1eberfuB geratber,
10 baB iie faft feinen Wertb babcn.
Mtan fann aus Obigem erIeben, baB
bas pergangene Sabr fur @ermautoun
Elm re9tes Segensiabr mar. SoHen
mir, bab aud bas neue Meltausfelz
lungs Sabr, iuel6es bereits ieinen
@tnaug gebalten unb uns Sage ge>
bra9t, tuie fie ni6t f@6ner i'm Sribs
1abr fetn f6nnten, itns aud fernerbin
nod re@t bieIe, unb omar rt6t rur
fonnige, fonbern aud frobe unb glid>
lt6e Sage bringem m69te!
Stto &obI.
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8efanutmadung.

Ser 3abnar3t Or. 9unter, befeu
Office fid felt 10 Sabren 402 8 f. 6ons
tonsS traBe befanb, fam iebt In ieiner
tteuen Office, g~egentiber benz Mengerz
9otel, 203 Mlamo BIaaa, San Mntus
MIC, angetrofen perben. Sr. Sumter
bat ben Or. g. 6. 9bompion BON
Toronto, Canada, als partner anges
nommen un6 geibe finb ieber s3eit in
Der oben be3ei6neten Office porsus
fiuben.
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3prresppnbems. = German
t o 10 n, 10. San. '93. = gor Is Sab
rem mar biefe @egenb nod elm melfent.
legetter mil6er unb pifter grbminfel,
Der melt u1tb brett gefir1tet unb utter
benz Name1t "Hogthief" befannt mar.
Die paar beutf9en Gamilien, bic nrt
bic s3ett bier tDobnten, muBten meifens
tan3ert, Die bic amerifanii1en "Rows
dies piHen. De6 ieBt 1T es anbers,
bic paar Nmerifaner, bic nod bier baus
len, finb cibiliiirter. unb bic, benen es
sa1 bentf9" gemorben 1T, baben fi1
f90n ldngt binn gemaft.
Mm meiften bat bieier BlaB, felt er
cine Poft : Office bat, a%ugenommen.
Wobl mar bic @riinbung bes bieiaen
poftamtes feline lei9te 9rbeit benn 8
Monate lang muBte bic Weail bon Ssans
min nod Germantown (ein Weg BON
10 g2eilen) 2 nal per Wphe fir z @bs
aug bon benz, mas infer poitmeifter an
B~rtefmarten ausffempelte, gebraht
tuerbe1, unb 6ies mar SIS, alio $40
mar Der 2obn, ben unfer pofreiter fir
8 Mfonat bonn Uncle Sam befam Stun,
baB bafiir fein Meni9 bic 8ef6rberung
Der poffa9en beforgen fonnte, leuGtet
tDobl Se6em elm. Stun bate aber
S6reiber bieies ben plan Der Grim
bung elmer pof Office angeregt unb
tuolte ibn aud bur9fibren, tpas Inn
benin aud, tpenn aud erft nod groBem
Wtiiben, g.lnngen 1T.
Sonber1ar ttur 1T bies, baB Die,
pel6e an Der @riinbung unferer poffs
Office fein Snterefe fanben, iebt am
lauteften f9reien. &aum mar uns bic
got>O Office geii6ert, purbe eim 8ier>
Saloon er6fnet, baum tpurbe Elm Store
eegriinbet unb i'm bersangenen Sabre
au4 cine Cotton : Sin erridtet. ollie
MAIDEN gldnsenbe Gef9dfte.
Nm meiften aber bat ii9 bier Der
Garmerffanb 9eboben. Ser 9emti6e
bat es berfanben, aud bier aug bid>
ten Wdlbern bliibembe 6elber au fldren.
ueberaa fiebt man Garm an 6arn1, bic
nit ben groBen Garm > 9duiern unb
Wtnbmtiblen BON beutf6em 0leiB
3eugen.
Gber aud fur bic grsiebuns Der SUI
genb inb Gortidritte gema6t porben.
yteben Der S6ule, bic unter Der 2eis
tiirg bes 9errn 8onarsfp itebt, griin>
bette S9reiber bieies einen @eiangs0ers
elm urb einen bramatii6eu Club, benz
80 Mitglieber %angeb6ren. 3msimal bat
biefer Verein f6on Gefte. beranifaltet,
mo- er bic 3uf6auer nit @eiang urb
gortrdgen unterbielt. 2eiber f9eint
biefer 8erein iebt einsei6lafen au isin.
9a bic Germantown S1ule iibers
flint nnb fur Siele su melt mar, 10 CAB
bies Sbrem &Orrespsnbenten 0erans
lafung, cine anbere S6ule gu sriins
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-01-23
California : Weine.

Weinliebbaber finben elm groBes Ga.
ger BON feinen CALIFORNIA Meiner BEL
9errn s. S. MeDer am Mlamo.
plaaa. 9err Mener iudt bic Mein.
an Srt unb SteIe aus unb fauft bret
aus benz Seller Der Weinsiidter. Mls
gutem &enner gelingt es linn ftets, BIZ
beften Sorten ats3utpdblen. gr TAM
feline 9unben unb Samiliem nit einen
gnten Sropfen perfeben. &otb= uni
WeiB Weine in bor3iigli9er Qmalitdt
BON iebt ab $1.00 per @alome = frei
ins 6aus geliefert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-01-23

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