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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1893-07-15
PETTY
Only Small Souls and Narrow Minds VIII
Permit Their Indulgence.

Only Small Souls and Narrow Minds VIII
Permit Their Indulgence.
There r few things in the world
more deadly to the happiness of the in
dividual and community at large than
the indulgence of petty personal jeal-
ousies. There is nothing more IN
called-for, nothing more narrowing to
body, soul and spirit, than the con-
slant irritation that such ~littlcAess
gives rise to. Because some one re-
ceives more notice than some one else;
because ones confidential friend ex-
presses pleasure in the society of an
other; because there is evident gratit-
cation in such society, the green-eyed
monster Immediately goes to work,
and there are heart-burnings, little
malicious remarks, half-told truths
that are worse than the most infamous
falsehoods, and all of the Thousand and
one little petty bits of spite that no one
knows SO well now to indulge as the
jealous soul.
To have ones pleasure destroyed be-
cause some friend receives attention;
to embitter ones days and nights be
cause some agreeable thing is said or
done for IN outsider, and to allow
these sentiments to work in the heart
until it changes the entire character OF
the individuals is one of the most pitt
full sights in the world.
1t must, indeed, be a small soul that
can so narrow itself; an infinitesimal
mind that is capable of little acts OF
L =
tional p~rovocation to permit misrepre-
sentation and falsehood, all of which
seems sometimes to be justified by the
individual who INDUCES in it, unless,
indeed, it is done with reckless disre.
gard for the consequences either to the
victim Or the n who is guilty of such
ungenerous and unchristian behavior,
IN. Y. Ledger.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1893-07-15
HOnOrs Even.

Mrs. Chugwater lin high glee)-Isaw
the infanta when she wen by in her
carriage, Josiah, and she bowed to me.
Mr.. Chugwater-H'mph. Where were
you?
II happened to be standing right in
the crowd at the corner. Everybody
was cheering. AS soon as l saw her !
bowed, and she smiled as graciously
as could be and bowed in return.
Samantha, listen! One beautiful
night many years ago l went out to
take a look at the starry heavens.
Affair in the glittering vault shone a
wondrously radiant and beautiful star
Of the first magnitude, whose tran
scendent loveliness wrought upon me
to such an extent that | winked at it.
And that star, Samantha, winked at
me in return!"-Chicago Tribune.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1893-07-15
Thibodaux SentiucI.
r OF THE PAST.

The years are past,
They slipped by fast,
But, heart, their spirits hover nigh
And come to US, but when we try
To hold them closest off they fly,
With echoes dim
OF some sweet hymn,
Aad songs
And silent shifting throngs
OF precious memories.
Why is 1t so?
They come, they go,
Mix with our daily rounds of toll,
Our garments touch in life's turmoil
When we from outward things reco.l,
They crowd the bier.
Their voice we hear.
They soothe
OCT woes. inc sometimes smooth
Care wrinkles from the brow.
To those years spent,
Our lives were bent.
We played our part therein. Each day
On silent wheels was whirled away
AS If 1t sought not to betray
Its absence. Now
1--WE scarce know how
So dear
They reappear
Brought back by spirit bands.
Oh. memories sweet.
We do not greet
Us every morn and noon the same.
Sometimes our quiet thoughts We claim,
Sometimes our present motives shame,
Sometimes ye're glad.
Sometimes ye're sad.
And we
Submissively,
Obey your lightest call
The years have gone.
Our days have drawn
Near where LIES eve in shade must CLOSE
The wrinkles fall The hoar frost shows
We Don shall find our last repoSe'
But till we sleep
Will spirits keep
Old songs
And countless throngS
OF memories for US.
Mrs. NJ. j. Smith, in Western Rural.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1893-07-15
He Was In.

Butler-There's a man below to see
you, sir.
Mayberry-What did you tell him?
Butler-I told him you told me if it
was a lady to say you were in and if it
was a man to say you were out.
Mayberry-What did he say then?
Butler-He said to tell you he was a
lady.-Harvard Lampoon.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1893-07-15
Good for Another Term.

Lobbyist (confdentially, displaying
roll of bills)-Of course, money is no
object. What we want is to have this
bill passed.
Alderman (indignantly)-Bribe me?
No, sir. l am really in favor of the
passage of the bill, but-but-Ill hang
my overcoat here in the hall before
going in.-Truth.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1893-07-15
Spring Poultry.

Erasmus, you are ure these are
spring chickens?"
Yes, missus. Dey whar broughten
up rite under my own eyes"
you watched them growing all last
SPRING."
"Yes, missus-an' all spring afore
dat! Yah-dey is spring chickens
Texas Siftings.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1893-07-15
Right In One Sense,

Teacher-Tell me, Johnny, who
helped you in your composition?
Scholar-Nobody, sir.
Il want you to tell me the truth.
Now, was it not your brother"
mo. sir; he did it every bit himself"
brakes Magazine.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1893-07-15
The Process Reyersed.

Mistress-So you have concluded to
marry Dennis, have you, Mary Ann?
Well, I'm very glad.
Mary Ann-Yis, mum. This time I'd
me second thoughts tirst.-Judge.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-17
CAN THIS BE TRUE !?
The Council Proposes to Abol-
ish Two Offices
FOR THE cITrs BENEFIT
4 Sweeping Change Proposst-Tar sof
the Sitswalks-Roussns Of
the Proceedings.

Mayor Stuart wAs again absent from
the council meeting last evening and
President Ball was in the chair. sew
srsl I'm porsant resolutions were adopt
ed among them . resolution towards
changing the makeup OF the board OF
public works aud . resolution for the
abolition OF the office Of poundmsstsr
and sealsr Of weights and measures.
The Grand Rapids Gas company pre-
sentsd check for Si3a, Archaic on the
gas Dill for gas consumed in the city
hall and other city buildinga Inc
check MAS accepted with thanks
Residents on Innes avenue remcn-
sfrxset against the grade line estap-
hsned IN front OF their property. They
stated that at ths crossing OF lnnes
avenue and Houssman street, there IS
. cut OF SIX feet and they petitoned
for ths grading OF the street on the
express understanding that Lnere
woald not Do 50 heavy cut. iney
asked that the city engineer 90 IN
structed To establish grade line that
viii not call for cut OF more tnan
one foot. Referred 10 the aldermen Oh
the ward
W.. Brooks and others. owning goo
feet on Matilda street, asked Tor the
i'm provement of this street on the nve
year plan OF assessment Referred 70
The aldermen OF the ward.
Percy Was Anxtoua
Percy T. Cook asked the council to
make haste IN passing the ordinance
presented by him for street railway
fna Referred 10 the committee hay
ing the matter IN charge.
The Valley Ciy Milling company
made bld To furnish II sur to the poor
department. The offer WAS to sell
thelr straight roller grade for $3.50 per
barrel and their Lily White for $3.50
per barrel. Referred 10 the committee
on poor.
Comptroiier's Report.
The comptroller reported bills call
ing for the following sums from the
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-17

morning in w. Anderson's news stand
IN tue Arcade called out tae depart
ment. Damage about $40.
Ks-wah-ks-wan tribe. order OF Red
Men, gave = pedro and box soeisl at
Knights OF Pytnias hall, No. eli South
Division street, last night.
Three cases Of hooks for ID. j. Door,
mink were received ct the cnstonl house
yesterday, and two cases OF boo&s Tor
the Rev. j. k Megnan.
Mrs. w. III. Taylor and daughter.
Miss Lulu. are IN the city, the guests
OF W. A. Brown snd family OF Jackson
street.
The mission conducted by the Jesuit
fathers opened yesterday in st. Mary's
church. IL will be continued all tho
week.
The funeral Of Mrs. Mary sullivan,
who died on Sunday at ls4 Fifth street,
will be held in Cascade At ~ .. m.
today.
The Grand Rapids Bicycle club will
give pedro party. followed by an in
formal hop. At its club rooms this even-
ing.
The bank clearings yesterday. $2il.-
2i2.67. show an increase of s1l.Ssl.oo
over the corresponding day of last year.
A score of persons from the vicinity
of Henry and Charles streets went
sleighing to Cascade Springs last night.
Grand Rapids council Royal Area
mum installed officers last night. The
ceremonies were secret.
A number of attorneys will 60 to
Lansing today to attend the State Bar
association meeting.
The scarcity of eggs on the market
yesterday caused the price to go up 10
~ cents q dozen.
C. C. Blakesley, who was injured IN
u Canal street runaway Is still confined
to his bed.
n. F. c. Hastings and Samuel Lemon
went to Chicago on business yesterday.
Mrs. Z. P. Eddy will go to Buffalo
today TO visit friends.
d. f. Barry will leave tonight for
New York.
Mrs. j. Y. F. Blake left for Buffalo
last night.
Charles Blair is in Buffalo.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-17

avenue seweg roll Was rxrneo and con-
nrnsd-
A motion to place ths street railway
ordinance of Percy T. Cooks on It's
third reading was lost.
The ordinance Of the Penlnsalar
General Electrical company WAS read
TO see If tnsre were further amend
ments TO be proposed. Alderman
pregge made an amendment which
practically killed the ordinance. HIS
amendment reserved the right to At
any tims order the wires OF the COM
pany under ground. The amendment
WAS adopted and the ordinance was
laid over for one week.
some Radical Changes.
A resolution by Alderman Ball was
adopted, directing the city attorney 10
prepare an amendment 20 the sidewalk
ordinance, providing that tar-concrete
walks be LAID wherever practicable.
On notion of Alderman Anderson
the city attorney was directed to pre-
pare amendments AboIIsnlng the offices
Of sealer Of weights and measures and
poundmasser.
On motion OF Alderman Anderson
the city attorney was directed To pre-
pare an amendment TO the act creating
the board of public works so that there
shall be i've members, one OF whom
shall De the mayor. and four or whom
shall % appointed by the mayor, two OF
them to DO appointed May !, 1893, for
two years, and two others tor . Ike
term May l, 1894.
On motion of Alderman Dregge, JEFF
ferson avenue from Wealthy avenue to
Oak street WAS designated for speeding
purposes
On motion OF Alderman Turner the
mayor and board of review were au-
thorized to supply extra clerical assist
ance 70 aid IN getting At the pending
assessment rolls.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-17
POOR AND INSANE.

Mrs. Wooster Sent to Chicago by the
Poor Superintendents.
A poor old woman named Wooster,
partially demented and subjectto hor-
rible fits, applied to the superintend-
ents of the poor yesterday for ticket
to Chicago. She said she came from
kslkaskA and has been sent from place
10 place all winter. She said she had
friends and relatives IN Chicago, who
would care for her. While being ques-
toned she went into q fit and suffered
terribly for five or ten minutes. 1t
was the opinion of many who saw her
that she was not IN fit condition TO be
travelling about the country alone. A
ticket was bought and she was for
warded to Chicago.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-17
Discussed Exemption.

At . meerng of the Retail Grocers'
association last night j. A. Smits read
q paper on Needed Changes in the
Exemption Laws" The paper crlti-
cised the exemption laws of the state.
The paper was referred to q committee
of Il. j. Carrel, j. A. Smlts and +.
White. +. A. Owens read paper on
'The Question of the Hour" and ad-
dresses were made by j. A. Morrison,
j. b. NcInnes and Sumner Wells. Let
tiers of regrets were read from S. Nj.
Lemon, Amos Musselman and G.. II.
Ball. Peter Schmit explained and
exhibited MS machine for cleaning
currants and other small fruits.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-17
Hills Pile Pomade

has wrought relief. cure and comfort
to thousands of sufferers from piles: it
is certainly great medicine or we
could not give a printed guarantee
with each package. Price 81 90, six
packages S5. By mail. K. A. McWil.
hams. No. SO w. Bridge street. and
Peck Bros, No. l29 Monroe street.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-17

Alderman Jacobs wished to have q
bill of slSl, presented by the Car Serv-
ice association, stricken out The bill
was contracted by the board of public
works IN getting lot of water pipes
shipped IN so rapidly that 1t could not
unload them until the charges for hold
ing the cars were made. The motion
prevailed. and the bill was referred to
the committee on claims and accounts.
A bill for {l7 for wear and tear OF
Frank Il. Fees wagon was also stricken
out. The roll MAS then adopted.
Residents on East street from Bridge
street to- Fountain street, asked to have
the street graded on the five year plan
OF assessment. Referred To the alder
men of the ward.
Residents of HOLSTER street, from
Buckeye to Cherry street, asked the
same for their street. Referred to the
aldermen of the ward.
The committee on streets. to which
was referred the many petitions asking
for toe Improvement of streets, on the
fve year plan. recommended that
these petitions be referred 20 the alder
men OF the wards Ia which the various
streets are located. The demands are
already in excess of the amounts which
can be allowed IN each ward. The re-
port was adopted.
Secured = Markst Place.
The committee on sewers recon-
mended that . sewer be placed IN
Ionis street Adopted.
The special market committee re-
ported that the tax on the site Of
fsred by {. c. Coms.ock was S26s.l0.
The taxes on the present mud hole
used as market place are sls7.60.
The report was made TO show how
much more IL would cost the city to
have the site offered by Mr.. Comstock.
Mr.. Avery. the owner OF the present
ate. hss offered to lease the site TO the
city FOR 800 and the taxes. This would
make the Con- stock site the cheaper OF
the two. Aldermen Jacobs and Dregge
fought tina report Of the market COM
mittee which recommended the sdop-
ton OF the Comstock site. The report
was adopted aud the city has At last
made arrangements for decent mar
ket site FOR the next year.
The sewer roll on Hall and Buchsn-
On streets was laid over for week.
The same course VAS taken IN regard
~ the sewer roll for Madison avenue
and other streets. The roll for paving
Grsrdvilis avenue wa lSid over an
other week and . committee en- appeals
was appointed. The LYDIA street roll
and the Wood lawn avenue roll we're
Lard ever for one week. The Highland
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-17

Comptroiier's Report.

The comptroller reported bills call
ing for the following sums from the
various funds.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-17

enl,uonir Worlds fair half dollars
OVuvGlll' for 81 each at THE HERALD
office. Only one of every thirteen per-
sons IN the United States can have one
of these coins. Will you be the lucky
one or one of the unlucky twelve.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-02-20
Gin arn,er Wsiaiunar.

Sn gDien mabte fiir5lih Der mebr=
fade Wtllliondr porlpiB feilem 2eben
ein gnbe, neil er bon Der Ite!en Be-
fir6tung gequdll mar. OnB bei benz
Itetig linfenben 3inefnBe unb ben ites
tig fteigenben gebensmitiei= preiien iein
Yerm6sen bemnd6it sinmaI nidbt genug
abmerfen tpiirbe, I'm iid tdeli9 iatt 3u
efen.
Sie @ef6ihte bou folhem llnglad=
li9en, tpie Der Banter Defmann 6or=
DiB elmer mar. lDllte eigenfIi1 In Orud
gelegt unb allen Semen als mobernes
vWfene Sefsl" an bic Wanb gebeftet
tDeroen, bic bel Der raienoen Sagb naf)
benz Glide bes go0ens pergefen, iiber
ben iie babincilen.
@r mar Der Sobn eiIes ipoblbaben-
ben 9amburser 8anfierss ssunb lebte teit
breiBig Sabren in Wien. &ubne
9pefulationen, bel ipel1en INNER ans
bere 2eute ibr @elb perloren, ma6ten
ibn binnen sebn Sabren gum Millio=
ndr, unb er bdtte fib fcrtab nit flei=
neren. aber ii6eren @ei6dften begnii=
gen f0nnen. SEPT aSer mar in ibm
Der merfmiirbigfte gbrsei3 unIerer
3eit, Der @brsei5, INNER rei6er gu
nerben, eriDadt unb 10 fpetuIirte er
i'm felben MaBitabe tpeiter. Oa rpers
rannte" er lid zines Sages, mie 8
i'm 8oriensS Sargou beibt, b. b. cine
Speculation f6lug febl, unb 9or.
tpiB mar I'M etipa anbertbalb Millios
men drmer, als Gags 3ubpr. Ners
brohen aog er ii9 nit ben amei Millios
men, bic ibm etpa nod perblieben
ins pripatleben 5uriid. 3uei DILL
liouen tit gar ni6ts, tpenn man por=
Der f9on brei un0 cine babe beieHen
bat. Wtan muB babel beshungerm.
unb SormiB Oerbungerte - ni6t in
Wirfli6teit, aber in ieiner @inbilouna.
Stiee Oas 6leii9 I'm spei areuser per
pfnnb i'm preiie, 70 re1nete ib Der
arme Wfiaiondr iofort aus, bab bas
einen Wfebrperbrau1 bon minbeitens
10 6ulben per Sabr bebeute, bab er
alio, um bas mi6t gu empfinben, min,
beitens um 800 @uIben &apital mebr
baben miiBte, alS er tbatid6li9 beiab.
Siefes Wfebr bon Is @ulben per eSabr,
bas pdre allenfalls nod gu ertragen
gemeien; aber eS nuroe ia 9llles tbeuz
re: Der aafee i'm 8afeeDaule, bic
4uitern bel Sader, unb an elm biibs
i6eS 9lrmbanb fir irgenb cine tleine
BAL rina bon Der pierten ober fiinften
Nuabrille burfte elm armer 3eufel nit
spei Wtillionen fdon gar nidt nebr
benten. gon nitanbessemdB" Iebeu
fonnte alio feline &ebe mebr iein, unb
bemnd6it wirb aud bas &inbs
feifd niht mebr 3u eri9minseu iein
unb an pferoeileii6 perDirbt man lid
ben Wiaaen, mas, wenn man bic Gbos
lera gemiiiermaBen Dor Der 3bdre bat,
duBerit gefdhrlid 1T @er woflte bel
fel9en 4usii6ten bic 2alt bes 2ebens
nod ldnger nit iid fdlepben ? 50
ia9te iid henn Der arme &ei1e zines
Cages cine augel bur9 ben 4opf unb
beenbete 10 elm Dafein, in benz es MIR
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-02-20
ADfr's Sarfaparilla.
Subereitet uon Dr. s. 6. @ser Co., aopeu, wlaa
@etlt Mnbere. tuirb Sid beileu,

l6auer jlutheten iiber Die Sta6t bin,
bon ltobweilen, befttsen @inoen ge,
peitldt. aber @eorg i6ien Die unbiloen
Der Witterung ni6t gu empfinben.
Ser itlnere Nufrltbr, Der Sturrr, Der
in ieinen 9er5en tpiitbete, iibert6nte
oen Sturm 6es SimmelS. Wie inltinf.
Ito befano er ii6 mad elmer Weile Dor
benz Ebeater, III 6em it9, lpie linn Sra1
3eblen geIagt bate, Gbarlotte ia befin.
Sen iollte.
9eller, frober 2idterglams itr0mte
aus ben itneren Hdnmen berpor, unS
ipie trdunenb. trat 6artuna tit bas Ye
itibiil. @el6' idroffer Gesenlat su
bem Gufentbalt Sa brau6en! Sine
mobli9e Wdrme bur6itr6mte ben Srt,
frobe, luifige Wienl9en III glan3enoen
Eoiletten ginsen plaubernb uno la1enb
anf nno. ab, se6ampfte G0ne llftigcr
Weiien t6nten ans Dem Snnern Ses
2beaters berpor.
Ole Operette, uelde nlau sesebcm
bdtte, mar chen 81 @nbe, uno Sic gu.
f9auer ftrDnten In better Qannc cns Sem
Saale. Wtan batte lid) au9enldcinlid)
gut amiiiirt g'iu pifelte man iid TT
tuarue gel3e, in Dedeil uno Wiantct
fprang in ben gSasen uno fubr Der.
gniigt 'oapon. Giner bierEi,l, Der Mnbere
oortbin nur Georg Sartlths iiber.
fam cine to0estraurise Whlandolie.
Yl0sli6 fnbr er aus ieinem bunlpfen
Briiten auf unO rief: .gbarlottc. Gbar.
lotte!"
Sn Der Gbat fdritt Derabe in oicien!
Nn9enblid 55rdulein ,@barlotte 3e6len
NIT srau 9srGtorilis yno ibrem sobue
onrd oaS Yeitibiil Der iungc Scrr
ipar IN cinen ele9anten @el3 gebiillt uno
bate einen slanaenoen GDlinocr aus
oem &opfc. Gr l1ieu li9 aud gut
amiiIirt 5u baben umo mar lultiO nno
gutter Dinse. Srdulein 3eblen mar
in cine offenbar lebr tbeure Yelsrine
9eipidelt unb idritt lebbait trippefno
nno luittg plauoernb neben ibren Be.
Sleitern FER.
NlS fie ihren 9iame,l ruien b6rte,
tpanote fie bas 30pf9en Elm penis.
(Sprtiebang fplgt)
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Gege,t Mbe,t,ltatisntns

ST Mper's Sarfaparina elm tnItdsbares MitteI.
Die qaaIponen @&mersen bes Rbeumatismus falz
len auf bic Rei@en wie auf bic 4rmen. 9ieies
nebeI bat ieinen grunb In eiMer In, 8lute Iiesenz
ben Sdure- n.eiitens bic 5oIse bauon. bab man
feudter 2uft ober pI0sIibem @etterwediel aasse,
fsstwar unb sreift sewsbnIt@ bic srSbern @Iieb-
nasen an 9eiIuns fam man nur bann erIansen,
rpenn man bas Gift aus benz BIute entfernt unb
ba3u 1T nidts befer aIs Mper's GariapartrIa.
: = e.: &C.,: !: :: q + Na +: &C.,: : +
j9lob i'd sulest. einen onbaItenben 8eriu@ nit
Nper's Sariapariua au MAIDEN. SIN @anaen pers
braubte ia ansefdbr adtsebn SIaiden. anb ieitbem
NJ Sas i1ebeI ni@t surudsetebrt. ."-S. g. Greer
Sobnstomn. Dbio.
nNa@bsm i'd Sabre lang on @beumatismus ses
Etten bate, lies Id mid iu einem 8eriude NIT
Mper's sariapariGa bereben unb iie that mirfos
slei6 gut. Sd fsse sroses Dertrauen in ibre mes
biiinii9en ardfte. .@-S. .. Bin9efer, 5oIben, Me.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-02-20
mebr bic &otbi6ilbs unb 9anberbilts
aussubalten perm6sen.
shlanernbiiie In Der sd.psia.

shlanarnbiiie In oer sd,.ueia.
Gin Do3ent Der 3iiriher uniperiitdt,
Or. &aufmann, bat cine interefiante
3niammeniielang afler felt 40 Sabren
in Der 56lpei3 erfolgten Bife giftigei
S6langen pubi3irt. Oie 3abl Der
Gdlle belduft iib auf 63, mopon SO
auf Suraoipern unb bic Ibrigen auf
areu5ottern fommen. Gsn ben Sc
biiienen tparen IL sfinber inter aebn
Sabren. Sn peitaus ben meilten SSdiz
len mar bic 8iBiteae on 6anb unb
6ingern unb ereignete ii6 beim 8ee>
renfu6en, Sol5fammeln unb @arbenz
beben. sSn amei 6dllen bib cine giper
apeimal biutereinanber perf1iebene
Snbiuiouen unb Der .smeite BiB n:rfte
glei6 fart mie Der er1te. Sdmmtli1e
&ren5ptterrbiiie beilten, bagegen erfolgs
ten an yipernbiHen 8 Sobesfdlle un5
afpar in 3eit pon a9t Stunben BIS
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8 Stunben. Gin S9afbirt in 8ergen
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-02-20

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