davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-05-27
3 8.

= Sn Seguin ftarb plDbli6 an Ell
rem 9er5febler 9err Srana &lein, Der
Batter beS BeIiber8 BON &leins 0pernz
Saus unb &leins Saloon. Ser Bers
ftorbene mar ein langidbrtger, algez
mein b%efamnter un6 gef9dbter 8iirger
bon @eguin.
= SIT Moulton brang Elm ginbrez
der III bic poft Office unb berlu6te
ben eiiernen @elbf9ranf auf3ufprens
gen. Muf ben Small elite Der Na6ts
Selegrapbift berbei unb es gelang
f6liebli6, ben flt6ttgen @inbre6er at
ergreifen. 9erfelbe CAB .ieinett Mas
men als g. %. Watiott an uab tpmrbe
fofort nod 9aqettsbile in fi6erem Sc
tuabrfam gebra9t.
= Mu6 in BEN berIdiebenen 2agerz
bdufern BON San Mngelo 1inb iebt
i9on mebr als 100000 pfunb
@o0e a%ufsetapelt; aber peber bort
nod lit &errbiQe, baben Bis iebt gr6z
Bere Gerfdnfe ftattgefunben. 9ie I'M
gepibbeit, mie es nit benz Sarif fir
Mole merben tpirb, bat natirli6 bic
Wirfung, bic Breife berunteraubriden,
10 baB 81 befir6ten tebt, ffe merber
nod unter bic bes lebteM Sabres berabz
geben.
= Wie Der Giman3beri@t Der
Observation-Disclosures na9peif, baz
ben bic @tnnabn1e1 bes Monats MpriI
mebr alS binqereiht, INN Bic MuSQQben
gu beden. 9ie @innabn1ett betrugen:
aug &ontraften fir geIieferte Jarmz
Mrbeitsfraft $14,037; aus @%ifenbabns
&ontraften $8,606; aus 8ertdufen i'm
9untsbiQer @efdngniB $12, 772; aus
Gerfdufen i'm &usfer @ef6ngniB
$3.50; aus Brobuften Der @taatss
Carmen 1871. Die @e1ammteinnabme
fente ii6 iomit auf $40,239, tpdbrenb
Der Musgabez@ tat ft@ auf $39,245
felt.
9ie 8eri6ifung bon &in6pieb
unb 9dmmeln-melbet ein 8eri6t aug
San Mnselo lift in Der lebtrr 3eit
bier cine 10 itarfe ~getporben, baB bic
Santa Sc 8abngeieaf@aft ibre Motb
bat, bic m6tbigen @aae1 fir Bic BE,
f6rberung gu bei@affen. 8is gum
beutigen Sage fin6 BON bier iiber 3d.
900 Stid S6afe unb 6dmmel mnb
$4,000 &opf &inbpieb berf6iHt ipors
ben, bic metten babon mad Chicago.
Ser 8unbessS Senator &oger q.
Mtils bat George &. GinlaD fir ben
pofen beg 3oaz nnb 9afen Snfpef>
tors in Galpefon in @Ori@lag ges
bra1t.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-05-27

Gretbettsbefrebungeu uub u~ntertbdniz
ger. Jiritens@~ erebrung angetrofen gu
baben, tpie He ft1 lit ben G9riften
@gibps funbgiebt. Ser Mantt 1T
tpabrbaftig nt@t etma Elm &rie9er,
aber bic gorfeaung, baB aud Elm
StaatstDefen Dne mo11ar6H6e
Spite befteben t6mre unb 3mar biel
better, als nit ether fol1en, f9eint
ibm einfa6 mod ri6t in ben @in1 gez
fommeu gu fein.
$rob6emif es aud inn ni9t perborz
gen seblteben, baB Der rmo1tar6if6e
Sinn int beutf9en 8oIfe INNER mehr
su f6winben i9eine. Ct erfldrt fi9
bas auf folgenbe Weiie: rWenn mir
mad Der @efabr fabnben" iagt err
.bie etua benz $brone brsbt, 10 finbet1
mir fie ein3ig in Der nod inter
brudten Sreibeit, auf bic
Elm Gu1turboIf BON bemte
u9 bat!" 81, Ell, 6err b.
@gibp, bieie augmentation erinnert
ia pirfli9 gar3 an bem Onfel 8rdiig,
uelder I'M &~abnitebler &eformsg erein
erfldrte, baB rbie allgemetne groBe
Mrmntb bon bic groBe poberteb bets
fdne"
un6 bon bieien, mad feiner eigenen
Mnfidt bic Greibeit b~ebridenben STR
fen, ~ertuartet @gibp alleng nifes, baB
fie bic Giibrung ergreifen ioIlen, UNI
eine algemeine &eligion Der Menf9ens
liebe ein5ufibren, beren Bats 5reis
belt, @lei@beit mnb Gere6tigteit finb 2
Da fam man tur NIT 6aufs Morz
ten barauf erpiberi1:
vDie 8otidaft bort id ipobI
rMaein nit febIt Der @lanbe!!~
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-05-27

~$NS
Ser Mbbocat bes @9niiffel>@omites,
@b. 6altom, ma9te 1T feiner Nntlages
@e6e gegeu ben ipegett l1ebertretung
bes @onntagsgsiebes Dor benz Gries
bensri6ter Mbam b~erflagten Gerrn
Souffaneau bic folgen6en 8emerturs
gen:
rDie 9eutf6en befommeu es fertia,
fi6 init @roBpater, @roBmutter, Gran,
S9meter unb 3o9ter In einen
8iergarten gu feben, i6 bort ruz
big mnb %anffdnbig gu benebmem
un6 ibr 8ier rubig unb anftdns
big su trinfen unb bamr rnbig
un6 ~anftdnbig nod Sanie gu seben.
Wirben Entertainer in eitert folden
@arten aufammenfommel1 unb Bier
trtafen, bantt uiirbe es tn anbertbaIb
Gtunbeu blutige @6pfe geben tn6 in
brei Wonaten uiirben bieiungeu Mdbz
den, bic bortbin ginger, auf Bic Babn
beg 2affers geratben fem. 9as
f9ltmmfte, mas paffren tpitrbe, uerm
5 BITS 600 Deutf9e beim 8iere aufanaz
l11ert ttBer, tpdre, bQB laut gefungen
unb bier unb ba einnial eeflu9t mirb.
Die Imerifaner 6aseser fiub bon Nas
tlr umb gr5iebunga nbers. @enr
6ies eine gang bentf9e Stabt ipare,
banrt tpiirbe man peber Gpnmtag8ges
teBe, nod beren grsmingung u6tbig
baben. Mber bas 1T bod nun eimmlal
ni@t Der Sail"
Sic Mmerifamer unb Mmerifanerin>
men midget fi9 Bel 6errn 6altom fir
bieie tuenig f9mei9elbafte gbaratteris
firung bebanfenl
Weint 9altom iibrigens, baB 6ur1
3tpangsgefeBe cine Natiot iemaIs arr
Jreibeit unb gum @ebrau9e Der Jreiz
belt er5ogen uerben t6rre?
limb neil bic Sonntagsfreibeit bon
ein5elnen Entertainers gemiBbrau6t
tDerben t6nnte (-mas iebo9 biSz
Der ni6t sef@eben 1T, benn unieres
Wifens babe1 fi9 bisber au9 bic
MnglosM meritaner unb MnglozMmeris
tanerinnen In ben beutf9en 8iergdr,
ten INNER b6@f refpeetabel benor1s
nten-) lou he uns Deutf9en geraubt
perben? Wel@ uunberli@e 2osif
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-05-27
NQerlet.

= Sm 81. 9ifrittz@ eri9te tpurbe
&obert 9auter tpegert grpben Mngrifs
gu $50 @elbbuBe unb 80 Sasen Saft
Derurtbeilt. St bate fi9 an elmer alien
Grau pergrifen, mel9e BON ibm bic
Wfietbe einaieben uoIte. bic er f6ulbig
mar.
= Gus. M6ler, alias Green, tpurbe
tpesen pferbebiebtabls au flint Sabren
3u6tbausfrafe berurtbeilt.
= 8efonbers ntebrige Yreile tperz
ben iebt getudbrt fir ale Nrten BON
Malnnbbola M6bel bel 8. g. Bed
& 60.
: Greb. 6isner, eim geboreuer
Seferrei6er, lieB fi6 i'm 9ifriftgez
ri6te feline Naturaltfations : papiere
austelen.
= Ser bor Elm paar Mo1en tpegen
8eraubung ser bur6 feline 9drbe gez
benben pofia9en berbaftete bielige
pot > @lerf Sobn s. Moore, tpurbe
bonn 8unbesri6ter Marep, rta6bent er
f6 f6ulbig befannt bate, au 2 Sabren
3a9tbaus berurtbeilt.
= 9abt SIR bibf9e unb funftpo1e
M6bel un6 Sepptde tt6tbig, tpenbet
Sud inter allen l1mifdnbet an 8. g.
ped & 60.
Wie mir 5u unierer Greube b6s
rem, beabi9tigt Capt. pbil. Sbarbein
iebt wirfli6 : atgeregt bur9 bic ibm
entgegenbradten sablrei6en @rmuntez
runge1 = lt9 tint bas Nmt bes &efors
Der 5u benerben. Seine faft 2Oidbrige
Sbdtigteit dig poliaei : gbef unferer
Stabt burfte i'm better als irgenb eimen
Mnberea au benz Mmte bes Poli3etz
&i9ters qualifi3iren.
= Ser 6riebensri6ter @rif. Sones,
tpel6er bic 2ei6enf9au iber bic bers
ftiimmelten 1eberre1te bes BON Der
@traBenbabn iiberfabrenen &naben
Tranf @rabam abbielt, CAB folgenbes
8erbift ab: uunglidsfa nit t5btz
li9em 8erlauf, fur ben Niemanbem bic
@9ulb be,,,umefen it,"
I &eteI au1t 3uiammenflappen
bon $12 auItpdrts BET 8. g. Ped &
S o., 204 ltnb 206 Commences traBe.
= Sci "Citizens Electric Rower.
and Street Railway Company" .mur6e
baS &e6t gemdbrt, cine iteue @traBer=
gabnlinie ansmlegen, tpeI1e an Der
@de BON 9adberrp> unb 8urnettfraBe
begimnt, BON biefer nod pinefraBe
unb biefe eutlang n6rbli6 Big Ban
NebfraBe gebt.
= Sbeobor &%unamann, Der benz
9enrp &D6ersS aplor cine berbe 2eftion
ertbeilt bate, tpurbe BON benz aIs Ste
forber fungirenben MaDor pai9al our
1ie6rigften @trafe, S., perurtbeilt. Mls
Wtilberungsgrunb ben 9err paf9al
au6 als bere6tigt gelter lieB - fiibrte
&un5ntann an, baB &pber : Saplor
Correspondent bes bun6sgemeinen
S6unb= urb gbrabi9neiber > Blattes
"Sunday SUM- lei. Sic 8efdtiqung
bieies @erii6tes, baB @pber=9aplo
Der bteiige CORRESPONDENT ienes@ 1mubz
Blattes 1T, birfte i~ibrigens FIR 9iele
bon Snterefe fein.
Sic beffen &efrigeratoren unb
@isf6rdnfe, bic in Der @ta6t 3u baben
tnb, perben BON 8. g. g ed & 60.
b%ertauft. Sober garantirt, baB er bole
3ufriebenbeit giebt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-05-27
Gdmer at iiberbietem!

af L
Gom 20. Mai an tpirb bic Senternaz
tionalbabn, S. & s.. g., apei 9nr6z
S9nel5iige nod ieber &idtung Iaufen
laRen awif6en @alpeiton urb 9oufon,
San MntoniO, Muftin unb ct. 2ouis,
nit Puaman Buffet unb S1lafzWa
gen obne Wagentpe9iel. Ser WeIts
ausfeaungs @rpreBs3ug, Der @albez
ffon unb SaH Mntonio ieben Worgen
berldBt, bringt bic pafagiere ben atpeis
ten Morgen barauf mad 'gbieago.
8etten f6nnert fir bieien 9ur9 : BUG
biz mad Chicago belegt uerbem. 9ieier
tteue unb berbeferte 8abnbienf bringt
bic Standardization melt an bic
Spibe ibrer goneurrenten.
8. s. price,
@fffent @eneral< Yafases@sent.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-05-27
9as Werptenft fteatl

2gt panideH ~unieren WattbarserH mttjutbetIen, bab
wtr Or. Rings neueS S4ptnbfunts : Setlmittel bereit8
9tns8 Neue 9eber 5 ptlen, 4udlens aruiea Gaibe unb
glsetrte gttters, unb sab MIR ntemals S~etlmtttel Sers
fault baben, BITE 70 gut rSebenM ober BITE 70 aQsemein
t~efrtebist taben, pte bteie. gtr 36sern feinen Gusens
Bid, bic @arantte fur bte5e Wtttei isber 3ett gu hber.
nsbrnen unb fnb tets betett, bas peraxssdbte @elb gu.
rad3n3ahlen, rpenn tbreui @ebraude feine befriebi8en.
ben Reiultate sefplst tub. Dteie Mittel perbanfen TIRE
srobe pppnlarttdt ttreu etsenen gerbtenfen. BUM
Gertauf BET Der uSan Gntonio Drug Co."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-05-27
8efanntmadung.

Ser bonn 8eetbobens so d n
ner@or beftellte grtraaug mad @o1ns
fort gebt am Sonntag @prmittag
n d. um balb neutt ubr ab, pie ans
g~efinbigt tuurbe, fonbern
Yunft ad3t 1tbr!
SieS CUR gefdQigett &enntniBnabme
Der Mit9lteber bes 8ereins nmb berett
@dfe. 6. 8. MILLER.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-05-27
Sur NotiS fiir bic glftiondre !

Die idbrli6e 8erfammlumg Der Ut
tiondre Der Gone Star 8rauerei : Sc
feaf9aft gum 3mede Der @rmdblung
bon 8eamten unb CUR @rIebiguug fons
tiger borliesenben @ei6dfte, fin6et am
8 lie n # a 9, ben 13. Suni 1898,
gOrmittags 10 1br, in Der Office Der
@efeal6aft in San Antonio, itatt.
Pbilipp Carl
8iee Yrdiibent.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-05-27

= Das gr6Bte, g~epdbIteite tlnb bon.
fdnbigfe Eager In Nbbeln, Seppi9en,
2inoleum, Matten, &ouleanr, Spibenz
garbinem, Oraperien alIer Dirt, bas ies
mails In San Mntonio geseigt murbe.
Die fdmmtli6en Nrtitel f6ni1er iebt au
ungeu6bnli@ billigen preifeu Bel 8.
ped & 6 o., SO. 204 unb 2O6
@ommereesS trabe getauft tperbem.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-05-27

sT 9err 80. 6. Sacobfom, Der
betamnte photograph, bat an Der
Mlamo : Strabe, go. 113, elm neues
Itelier eingeri6tet. 9err SacebIon
bat in feimem g~tabliTement ale Nemez
rangen, bic auf benz Gelbe Der pbotos
graphic Der Neu3eit berporgebra9t,
angetDanbt. unb bic ginri9tnmg 1T
bo6elegant unb ftebt an 8onenbuna
f9er feinem Der prominentelten berars
tigen 2otale 6fli6er Metropolem mad.
Gin Befu9 biefes Muiter : Mteliers lit
unferen 9eiern aufs berali9fte ems
pfoblen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-05-27
@rnmseisentbnms . itebertrasnnsen.

@rmmbet8emtbmms ltebertra8mn8en.
Mbolpb S9mart an gbparb Mors
ris, @runbfiid an gImirasS tr. 5000.
6. u. Stierert uttb paul Meerf9eibt
an 6. &ielep, @runbftid an Gas Ctr.
$3.50.
6. u. Stieren unb paul Meerf1eibt
an s. 9. Moonep, @runbftid an
&leinsSt $1.260.
Better .. 6auier att s. $. @offielb,
.Stad 9arb tpeftli@ bon Walnut Ctr.
5000.
6. 8. Smiths grber an George
Miemer, Stid 2anb in Berar gsantD,
$4,000,
q. %. 4et@ at M. 2ebp, mebrere
@runbfide in Der Stabt, $4,750.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-05-27

Gleii der, 9OuftomsStraB
2iefert bas boralsli6te &inbz, S9afs
unb S9peineheii6. Spe3ialitd!:
Sunges &aIbfleif d. Ollie Sors
ten BON Wurt.
8eitelungen werben tn irgerb einem
9beile Der Stabt fret abgeliefert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-05-27
Gtne waiuipu TreumSs.

vGin Sreunb In Der Nptb TT elm mirfli9er Grennb !!
@t@t l~pentser ais etne Mtaion 9eute baben fel@ elmer
Dreunb tn DIR. atnsS Neuer Grinbnns sesen Grfdl-
funs, Su5ten unb S4winbiu@t" s~efunben. Wenn eli
btefe srcbarttse 9n5ten.M ebtcin nod ME sebrau9t pa.
ben, bann io1ten Sic fn bnr9 einen WerfuA bappr
lberieugen, bab stefelbe wunberbare gBirtunsen be
Der Setluns BON allen 9alss, Brufts unb aunsenbe.
jHperben e%rtielt. Bon ieber Glaiae nib ~sarantirt,
6ab baS Wtttel NneS Ietfet, mas bon tim perfpro4er
tptrb, pber bab ba8 @elb surlderfattet wirb. Probe.
Tlai9eu fret BET Der San Hntcntc Drug Co., Grob,
6lnfhen bu 50 Gents unb 81 90.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-05-27

= SolItet Sbr ettpas in Der M6bels
ober Seppi@ ; Bran6e nbtbis baben,
tuenbet @u9 an 8. g. ped & 6 o.
Oiefelben nerfaufen before Waaren
fur tpeniger Gelb als irseiib cine Girma
tn Der Stabt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-05-27

= pancoaf 4 Sobn baben
elm iebr groBes Eager III @lotbing fir
Grabiabr i1ab CONNER. 9ie Mn3iige
fir $40, $12 unb $15 iinb nunber>
f66n unb fiBen famos. Spre6t Dor
unb iber5eugt gu6.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-05-27

= Der Dollar, ben gu Sir auss
leibt, fommt Sir ni6t balb 10 groB
Dor, tuie Der, nit Dem Ou eiuem guteu
Greunbe ausbilfit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-05-27
Nbutuarapbiides sltelier

bon y. q. gaIIamap,9 go. Alb
Sf > 9ouftonitraBe liefert bic feinften
So
bas 9ubenb. @ruppenbilber in i96nz
fer Musflbrung. Spre6t unbebingt
Dor, tpen1 Sbr bic Mbii6t babt, gu9
photographer gu latent
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-05-27

8. g. Bed & 60. pertaufen
isbt elm folibes ei6enes S6laf3immers
Sci f9pn gu $18.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-05-27

= Gin @efIiigelah9ter in Der Ndbe
bon Mnniton in alabama fiibrt ben
Namen in Der Shat unb betBt poulz
TRUMAN.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-05-27

9as bette 8ett gum 3u1ammen>
i9lagen 1T bas "Windsor'', unb bass
ielbe tann nur Bel 8. g.. ped & s o.,
9efauft tperben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-05-27

Mir baben iiber 200 parlorz
Sets an 9anb; ale Der teueffen umb
mobernfen Dirt, gepolftert, plii9s
u~eberaug; Seibem : 8rofat, Seiben,
Oraperien, Wilton GuBbeden. Wir
bertanfen M6bel Sets bon $40 per
Sci aufmdrtS.
8. y. Bed & Go.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-05-27

: Die @bineien befibeu cine 8lume,
tpel9e I'M Dunfeln meiB unb i'm Sons
1euf9eit roth ausEeht.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-05-27

Sutt's piaen fnb barmloS unb
miriam.
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SniBe1 ltn0 8eiaB.

gteue Muiter in Bourbon, 8oint Mpplique.
b'SSrlanb, b'@sprit; Nainioof5 Srifh 9oint.,
Samburss unb Saipei5ersS tidereien.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-05-27

Sppb'S piIen fno rein oesetabiI, ooufommeu
barralss. fets suoerIdffs una bon gutter msrsuna.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-05-27
Sonnenidnme.

9as n~eileite, mobernite nn6 Bette.
S9maraietbene @Iorta au 95, SO, $1.48 &c.
Shirme fir Mdbden, tn a1en Sarben au
so, 75 Cts Unit $1.OO.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-05-27
SaeoB>9 efen 3um Tabreu.

9einene, Suite unb @rodet in alien Sarben
gu allen greiien.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-05-27
&leibertofe fit bic Sailom.

8ir baben iiber so beri9iebene @prten bon
bebrudten Snbifden 2einen, in ben sepGbls
teiten Mlitern ,nb Sarben, bic fir rur 10
nnb 121a Gents ~berfauft iperben urb minbes
items nm bic 9dlfte mebr tpertb iinb. Mouis
ielines, Diinities, 8atlftS, Srganbies, in ben
geindteten Sarben rnb Muitern gu @rei1en
bon 20-45 Gents.
46 3ou breite gansppIIene fransDiide
Serse tpertb $1.25, fir 80 Gents per Yarb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-05-27

Tertige @aaret.
@emeen, 8luien, llnterseus, @rappers,
perfect in ieber 8e3iebuns.
ausgeseidnete i1ipar3leibene Sfirts fir
$1.25, bic $1.75 tpertb finb.
sSn allen bieien Sa4en baben nit bas ppa=
itGnbiaife 2aaer.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-05-27

prinaip 6iefes 9auleS 1T, n1r quite @aaren at ben m6gli6}t
biQigen Yreifen au berfaufet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-05-27

HAAS &
""tAs asaa ss %sH S sssss aise ct m ss assefaniaf 24 & PIG goumaoeAstaBe
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-05-27

8. y. ped & 6 0.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-05-27
Gpoe 9erettet.

Pooo's Sariapariua heilt.
s1nftatt lest tobt iu fein. Iebe i'd unb tuteae 142
pfunb."-Mr .. GItsabetb Meffer, 10
Gat Boruep Ctr, Baltimore. Mb.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-06-04

Laid upon the collar woke were rows Of
solid pink wool which met in q sloplng
curve The tots sleeves were big elbow
pufs tied about with pink ribbons The
hat was a white straw turned up Yea front
and bearing aloft pink plumes which
nodded and peepod over the brim 40 the
yellow locks beneath. Shoes were tan
kid. strapped across the instep.
still another costume suppose the
word is not too dignified-is an indoor
affair of pink lawn. The central point
seems 20 be a square of lovely while en-
broidery fitted as q decollete yoke. from
which depends a tuntc 10 the knees
There another band of embroidery finishes
IT, A second slyirt-second skirts are eN-
tremcly popular-fahs thence to pink and
white shod feet II, too, is edged with
a band Of embroidery about four inches
deep.
A madam who imports and makes by
hand gowns for girls reveals this design
for one of I years. A princess frocz of
blue batiste, trimmed with white lace
and satin ribbons 10 match the body color
The waist all round is gathered to the
form by three rich long plaits, making a
kind of corselet. Bow and end of ribbon
tied at the hip, and another at
the middle of waist behind where
the frock is fastened A double
COlldIGLUe OF ldCb Is uEdWn TO inc
throat. and reaches fiuffilv over the
shoulders. A band of lace let into the
skirt above three tucks trims that part of
the garment. Upper arm sleeves are
balloon puffs fore arms are alternate
widths of narrow blue ribbon and lace
The hat is one of the airy, immense, lace
covered bonnets which are the most ex-
qUisite items in the new regime. This
particular bonnet is wired to a big arch
over the forehead, and then covered by
double gathers and frills of lace. Two
bands Of blue ribbons go around the top
of the head and tie lightly underneath
the chin. l would like to say a word
about hats and bonnets in general, but
the intricacy of their structures make it
futile task They are not to be made at
home unless your fingers are deft at enor-
nous ribbon bows or the minuter niceties
of fragile lace. EVA A. SCHUBERT
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70 her tyv~writing room, closing the door
behind h'r
Richard Uenham paced up and down
the floor Tor few moments. then trapped
'IEhtlv on her door. but there was no re-
spouse TIE put on his hat and then went
out into the street After "a long and aim
less walk he found himself again az his
place of business When he went in
Rogers said 10 hins.
Miss Gale has left, sir"
HAS shel"
Yes. and she has given notice. Says
she is not coming back. sir"
"NcUN well "
Tie went into his own room and found "a
letter marked personal" on his desk
He tore il open and read its neatly type
written characters.
II have resigned nv place as a type
writer girl having been offered a better
situation. / am offered "a partnership in
the house Of Richard Denham / have
decided TO accept the position, not so
much on account of its financial attrac-
tions as because ] shall be glad. on a
friendly basis, 10 be associated with the
gentleman [ have named Why did YOU
put me TO all that worry writing that
idiotic letter when a few words would
have saved ever so much ,bother} You
evidently need a partner Ny mother
will De pleased to meet you any time you
call. You have the address Your friend,
MARGARET GALE"
"Rogers." shouted Denham, ioyfully.
Yes sir" answered that estimable
man, putting his head into the room.
Advertise for another typewriter girl,
Rogers"
Yes, sir" said Rogers.
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MRS. CLEvELAND's THE HONOR.
The Presidents Wife Will Cast the
Great Liberty Bell in Troy.


Albany, May 31.-At the foundry of the
Clinton H Meneely Bell Company at
Troy the mold for the great liberty
bell, which is being cast for the Daugh-
tiers of the Revolution, is rapidly APP
preaching completion. The bell is, ex-
cepting in the matter of size and inscrip-
tion, a reproduction of the famous lib
ertY bellV of 1776 The bell will be
Inscribed about the mouth with the fol-
lowing words Proclaim liberty through
out the land unto all the inhabitants
thereof" Around the crown of the bell
will be the inscription, "Glory TO God in
the highest and on earth peace, good will
towards men" On the face of the bell
will be the words, "A new command I
give unto you, that We love one another "
The bell will be cast on June g. On
June z the Daughters of the Revolution
will meet in Independence hall, Phila-
delphia and in the afternoon will leave
for New York city, where they will take
the boat for Albany. In Albany a meet
ing will be held in the state capitol on the
morning of the casting. In the afternoon
after the meeting the Daughters of the
Revolution assembled in Albany will go
to Troy and witness the casting of the
bell.
Mrs. Cleveland, the wife of the Presi-
ton, which will be connected by wire
with the spout at the foundry furnace,
and start the metal into the immense
mold
The bell will go first to the Chicago fair,
where it is expected to arrive before the
Fourth of July. In 1900 IL will go TO the
exposition at Paris for exhibition, and in
1908 il will 90 to Jerusalem, to be exhib-
tied at the exposition there. In the in
tervals between its exhibitions it will be
at Washington.
The bell will be composed of 78 per
cent. of Lake Superior copper, and % per
cent. of East India block TIN. Besides
this it will contain hundreds of interest
ing relics of colonial, revolutionary and
modern times all with bit of history at
tached, and all contributed to the compo-
sition by persons interested. These
relics will form about 500 pounds of the
6l5 tons of metal entering into the bell.
and the contributors number over $50 900
persons.
The school children of Brooklyn are now
collecting $4,000 pennies, which will form
part Of the bell
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Col. L. ]. Alfred writea.

am in my I'D year and for fifty years
I have been a great sufferer from indiges-
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About one year ago, the disease assuming
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commenced using DR. H. Mozley's Lemon
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stored, and now feel as young and Wig
Orous as l ever did in my life.
L. J. ALFRED,
Doorkeeper Ga. State Senate.
State Capitol, Atlanta, Ga, Aug. 5. 1891.
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a Mothers Renort.

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