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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-29

Miss Morse OF Colt avenue gave an in
formal pedro party at her home on
Tednesdayevening. The invited guests
were: Miss Minnie Boot. Miss Carrie
Eble, Miss Rose Eble. Miss Holford.
Miss Hetherington. the Misses Lizzie
and Ella Hetherington. Miss Boer. Mr.
and Mrs. II, b. Rice. Mrs Collins. Miss
Mary Mckay. Miss Minnie Wagner.
Mr. Dryer. John Boer. George
Woodward. Mr. Hansen. Fred Parish.
Mr.. Arnott. Henry Brook. John Lane.
Allen Weston. The head prizes were
won by Miss Carrie Eble, who received a
silver bon bon box, and Mr.. Dwyer. who
was presented with box Of perfumery.
The consolations were awarded To Mas
Hetherington. who was the recipient Of
pack OF cards. and Bert Rice, who
accepted box OF chestnuts.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-29

Tie was standing at Eighth and
Chestnut streets with the assistance of
the electric light pole the other night.
Ills nerves were unstrung aud he
seemed "a be in very bad way Ills
hresth suggested distiilery There
vas mud on his coat AMI his silk hat
looked "a though II had been sat upoa
several times. lie seemed Ia deep
meditation Tha, he had been dead 20
TIC world for several days was sppar-
ent from his first question. B-g par
don fhiel. ish zis Sas-Sasurtay o. Zun-
eay9~ he asked
No. is Thursday was the reply.
BE vas silent for a moment. then ne
rnrvieti. 4 dou'd lhici ua8srsktan.
Yesterday wuz ihici Nriday Ger
fhiel Tn goin IN ozzsr way Youli
thic PARTON me sshking the question
ihiel. wpnd yoag~ and then &c SINK
ha<k into Oblivion again. = Philat.l-
rhia Pres
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-29

Aa0No- must DE
received ahead q ministers. bat Mr.
Creshana has rot been following the
etiquette u Europe Ia this respect
As the diplomats % cur capital have
a sort - protective order with a
dean A the head ~ II. they usually
meet and settle these matters among
themselves Our secretary % state,
however. reserves The right 20 Dc ec-
centric, ard receives the foreign
err la accordance with certain IDEAS
u MS own IL Is pointed out in
defense ~ Mr.. Gresham. that Bis
niarck did the same. even seeing
a minister Of the United States before
allowing an ambassador % France
- be Esh@r~d into his presence.
Docs ne compare himself with Bis
rnarck7" BARON tava i alleged 10 have
exclaimed ia this connection.
ft justice % the Italian ambassador
IL should be said that he does not al
init having made any such remark
II he did say IL he must hare spoken
intra muros or sussurrario sub rosa.
for. as Mr.. Gresham himself declares:
Nava persona gratlssiina eat ct serper
erit.
Those persons who wonder why a
Latin scholar Is hired BY the state de-
partment may fad an explanation
of tue fact IA this circumstance. A
curious outcome Of the smart Ia flat
a1ssxxr "a that when a foreign minister
now lands in New York two or three
OF the Young bucks Of diplomacy are
sent on from Washington To corral
him and Acquaint him with the situa-
ton Then when he reaches the cap
ital there u 10 danger Of his unwit-
tingly going over TO the enemy-mean-
iDr Mr.. Gresham.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-29

The great scarcity - ssrvant girls in
Boston has led - The importation ~
q considrrabie nt.nb~r q fsrraerx'
daughters fram The back districts %
Maine u -~rve in fashionable city
hou.es The want ~ familiarity on
the psrf - these girls with city ways
AMI language has let - sosre queer
scenes
One sfsernooo a adv called ~ flar
residence Ia Beacon ssree'. where sa
usrths WaYbers answered th~ call
-.tan Ms. Crursns - s~enY TIE visit
~ asked
Ken shr b >r~nf" saiek~r~,i Sa
rnan.Sa Wei. ruf>er rvs.- .lse
s~n. 49,. az f~~t htgh sna sosr fssf
~idsf NJ sase<' roa esnt SO rnnea
- snrtAins b~sfsis.-. whsn sh~
....1.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-29

tronomie scale. there viii be addresses
by all the guests. Miss Russell il TO
give her experience before becoming
kno-vn 70 fame. and % tell what she
would do IL obliged TO begin life once
more as chorus girl Then the cho-
rus girls. or a selected few OF them.
VIII say what they would do IL
they became prima donne. The az
fair will end with a dance. Miss Rus
sell leading with a humble singer in
the chorus
This isa departure from tradition.
The leading woman never knows a
chorus girl. On the road the latter
travels IA hard day coaches, and the
former luxuriates in parlor cars and
the hes, hotels oaly occasionally
does n man with lots OF money come
along. and. in stare parlance. do the
Ledcrcr act To be sure. Mr. Iederer
has lots Of money. varying the excite
men, % theatrical lie by visits 20 his
orange groves and plantations.
DAVID WECusLER
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-29
CASH IN THE VAULTS
Hon Uncle Sans G,ess Store Of
Gold and Silver Is Kept
WATCHING THE wATcHmts
There Are One Hasdref and One NH
lion Eixht Hundred and sixty Thou
sand Dollars IN the Cellar.

Ifyoa pass up Fifteenth street. be-
tween eight and nine .. ~. or between
four and i've p N, you win probably
see backed ap 10 the pavement one or
two of the wagons OF the United
States Express eornpsey. unloading ar
loading the large sunset money which
are handled by this conpeny every
day. This company alone acts a. the
messenger by Of Uncle Satn. and all
of the money brought into the treasury
department or carried ont Is handled
by this company.
When the loading is complete. one
armed man goes inside and the strong
iron doors are closed aud locked. Other
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-29
south End Literary Club.

There was large attendance at the
South End Literary club Tuesday. The
opening song. Loves Golden Dream,
was sung by one Of the club. and some
well selected readings by different mem
bers followed. Among them we're -Oc-
tober's Party" Biddy's Trials. adam :
Wife" and Scottish Characteristics :
The larger part OF the afteynoon was
given &c some young persons. who en-
tertained the ladies with choice music
and Rotations. Next Tuesday. presi-
dents day. will be devoted t. rcuinis
cences OF the Columbian exposition.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-29
NsIRiNo~i,ia


IN Thn-sdat esfuine Ociaa,ef Is a.
: a'ris.s M,.a tsis spencer and Frs,i "
Nsi.es ~ese rssftsf AZ ,ife hlsrnr a flge
hft,lrs fafeftr NJ sol Me- tfra Siee
res - No ~ f4rsf street The krf
1sfn a. l-lesd u 80 S,siuna street
s.eth.sltsf fanfrh tefforatssi thr rsse
fs.es ssfviee ths bsssir vnH easrr8 ~
Ns..sa.sesf sfrsni sstfn vith fssfi ffflc
s.t.ss sal ansa sh4ir s.ssra ssks -
.,sss.i..l - Ma tsf&a~ 81 rfh Z Hs8
-. Natsxsn. ara Nies Nasf
Hass lsta she sssss1- eoss
go .aens easl sasff@.f sfsifs ssaee
a. ss.s.,. = fs.ss asass 60. tetsslrs ~
A..i..s.e 49, falsss 4 Nslss ffsF hsf
a 49, rs.xsns uas fesa.-asssss The
..stsss esst sea tlssHa ~ No.
sas $50 a ssaa tfrs t4s
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-29

anount Determined nT-nn. 80 ir,-as.
nfrf II rsady u his hcnd has been
fis4 and rassea ss sa,lsfactosy. tasn.
isr ~ ths ass.hsfre n ii. duties
Afirf I'll. iie sats'nnt - Fssid l,eia Ia
The frsaaafy ~ arle stasa j. hps .
snail f~rt - Ne sssia ehlsh hc awus
I bs aiers~at sph fe~asnfiss hatr
Hsars rsla 10 fhsss shaa ske ssessaff
aereftsnsut. i'ef &c Fahi a.-s 80 fersa
sash circulating Bsefttisfs, ~ - 49,
sna fhs ssesiiss siisef essies eele
Saw ha- su1s,sh III his ~ s4iiaef..a
sifr-~ t..ss f.Fsti fsss'fs - etsiesss stt
81 8lsisiss ~ 90. rtsi'i ssfs.sns 80 aif
fsfsat seis tFressftes ~ = ssls fssAF~
irs ths t-sstlss - thc 80 faffss -
hssiasss s.es -<hs fsf E-it-H iAs 80
ftf "a fitttinH oh taef ef- -
east t4Apss- p 49, a.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-29

'Ses- win - gisen opportunities Coz
practice e<fore the race ons huncred
nziies 81 20 viii probably De tie e<urss
on parallel tracks. with special signals
and roeerd-tak % insnrs . clear
road bed There IL - De no stop from
start - tntsh. and the metal masts-
dsns vii speed along side b. side with
eoaist tenders ana 40 limit as "a time.
The perss viii be some 5000 or more.
AMI IL seems likely that the greatest
railroad record ever made for swift
ness viii Be cast In the shade fiss
weather snt = sIacoth. dry track are
the neees>sry conditions
George II. Daniels. one Of the best
known and N 81 practical railroad men
in The United States. l. convinced that
10 forsign engine can outspe<>i this
American grey Of the rail. Com
petition In locomotive building has
now assumed such tremendous proper
tioDs that the coming race viii be an
International event Representatives
from every great locomotive building
plant in the world are % witness IL.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-29

pressed admiration OF its proud dig
nifty. But that was before the scandal
Poor Maynard never says anything
about himself without playing into the
hands Of his enemies His plea OF ig.
roraace concerning some OF the legal
aspects OF his action in the election re-
turns case has been taken hold Of by
the bar association. II he knew the
Law he was a criminal. they say. and il
he did not. how can he aspire 20 judi
cisl honors?
Personally Maynard has agreeable
manners And way Of saying bright
things- When asked IL he thought
long terms for the Judiciary should be
agreed upon by the coming constitu-
tional convention. he said:
oh yes. IL takes fifteen years 20
get q case through court. and judge
should be given a chance 10 decide 4. :"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-29
EXClTEMENTAT
SPRING & COMP ANY'S
CONTINUES.
THOUSANDS CONE TO CLAIM THE MARVELLOUS BAR
GAINS. NEW GARMENTS FRESH FROM THE MAKERS
HANDS SWELL THE GREAT CLOAK PROCESSION WITH
EACH INCOMING TRAIN.

hearted chants halted and factory doors
were closed the opportunity OF generation and
unprecedented.
story hcraided prices the world Down
wheels
in hocked counters looked, debated
Can he goods Such prices Went home
with their neighborS
Every greater than it, predi
values equncd in American city
this he will
TO our patrons city and surrounding We
promise magnificent colossal in their induce
patronage that Cofupanys will
from bottom for the next sixty days
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-29

Mrs. Hatch OF Colt avenue gave a
party Wednesday night ia honor OF her
gnest. Miss Durham os Cadillac. The
guests were: Miss Durham. Mr.. and
Mrs William Durham. Miss Lulu Dun.
ham, Mr. and Mrs. d. l.. Stuart, Daniel
Erb, Mr.. and Mrs Ebcr Rice. Mr.. and
Mrs. Adrian DeWindt. Mr. and Mrs
Mathewson. Mr. and Mrs Asa Stuart
Mr. and Mrs. %. L. Stuart won the head
prizes at the pedro tables Music and
refreshments
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-29

Ethelyn Rebekah lodge gave recep-
ton in honor 81 Mrs Fanny IL. Turner.
president elect % the Rebekah lodges 90
Michigan. at the residence II DIR. and
Mrs. j. +. Failing. No. 5si~Jetierson ave
nue.. "Wednesday evening. Mrs. Failing,
Mrs. ". j. Russell and Mrs Gregory as.
sisted Mrs Turner IN receiving the
guests. About 200 guests we're present.
including G.. L. DAVIS Of Lansing. grand
master OF the grand lodge of oddfel-
toua
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-29

isaac II. Maynard. who has the dis
tinction % being the storm center Ia
New Nork's political campaign. eonsid-
ers the gown powerful means Of ju-
diciai iupressivenesS- His decisions
nave already earned him considerable
distinction a. an authority on tesla
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-29

khortly, " h e n
Lillian Russell
and her people.
TO the humblest
chorus girl. will
dine together.
George Wash
ington Lsderer
is 20 act as host,
and apart from
he Wan q $.
which are be-
ing ordered on
Al iupoeinV ga<-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-29

TIE r<rsisn- r>-ort - furioa. Fitss
fls - rsfr--=~ - s~eFfiaE she attacks
~ 10 e'.s.iefs firs - tar etsssf y g.
= issars t.s..i - siirae is tsaf - iHss ta
ssss'sr ~ Seraa + ri sstsss sssrfl -
rs.@If4 essh asher h1fsine nsf $50
tsssp . peref1 e go kHfsH orsrsssd -
: s.t4-n sessf fatisf ffs stssfaa
tssfssss 49, fsses4afs fss- ~ - $50
s4f sasa r., hs&ss s.ss sssi aaf lits
ss.a.era siil at bs skis - tspss thsn
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-29

Igdrasil Literary club met Friday
afternoon ana responded to roll call by
giving Miss Ailoneons quotations from
1ennyson and an item OF current news.
A half hour Was spent on parliamentary
drill after which the main part OF the
program was given. winch consisted OF
readings and discussions from "ldyis a
a.. l. a..
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-29

Mrs. J. l.. Hamilton - North Divisicn
street gave | oCloek dinner On Wed
nesday ~ lonor u Mrs. Aiice fiumer.
frld % Morris aVenue ne invited
saesie we're. Mrs iuncrfeld. Judge
aud Mrs bnfiingsme. Miss Buriingame.
NrsL Mary ,souia Pesrsai. Ars. Boswell.
Miss l.ucs tiuuhl
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-29

with the troabls
is
managing the
sfiplom sts 80
get In exchange
Mr. Gresham and
the eoFps m
Washington are
having = lovely
time over ques-
tiona 81 prece-
cenes Ambas-
sasiors, a. every
state ePart-
ment Ia key
kno~N. must be
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-29

-6.-s n British -aeehsnisui j. en.irciy
u--~ aad rcnid hrs -. az q iisa8-
vantage "a sach a 49, - spe~i How
evsr. there vii - race. and sqe97 -
~ - corspetstcr Nothing Nse this
kss s~~r s.far~ been sstsmpsess In re
srusls q r.rinx " J Arken snd
crcr,t~ - uaniels are arranging tks
grelsnirsrles nur. bit where thsT csn
Sri snyshinT - oarspe~d ths i'ail
ui'lea an horr engine il eonjeetuFahie.
Tser~ = tsis q Shipping the giant -
sse fuei.sh wtisrd railway ever
her~ % frr nrifeD< claim e can sever
ia rniiss a. honr sl-hoorh II has rev.
er verfrrfs~a 80 s.ss F1r~srn is.r,-
motive u'ase sfp net ri@s~rd % the
asnen-~ tr.sir - 40 rs sh~sr line ali
OYER ~ werAi rkich = che reason
wtr shev wa-li ite - sse seF
frnter
t1n engtue Eree r mfle 10 stfrtc-ftea
fseeriis tuur 'iuss Fsfaer sasn tfs
sc.scsiirst tre*tin4 h..rse ar.f ssres
tlaf~s ~ fser has as rsurina ssfrhh.
raeh -sp,'rs sf,-ris 80 ips.s ssvthlss
Heeeenpi .tst sn Frrra Use e
iaf fsosealnsa ash fse feafL.sh ,fs.i
reess ari- eftfir taHecs fi.tsnes ~
sAi< Tie ieesmetiss taat stsllsas.i
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-29

Mrs Banks of jefferson avenue gave
ar informal reception on Monday even
ing IN honor a. Miss Durham OF Cadil-
lac The guests were Miss Durham ~
Cadillac. Mrs. Hattie Hall 81 Cadillac.
Miss Montgomery. Miss May Nonigom-
ery. Mlss Moihe Emerson. Miss bessie
McCeil. Miss Inca I.slune. Mrs ws-lis
Ialinu
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-29

metary and con
stitutional law.
and the supreme
court Of Penn
.sylvania. which
assemblies in the
m st gorgeous
judicial hall in
the world. with
all the justices
gowned in silk
aud furbelows,
felt eomplinent-
Al tvSAn ~. ~.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-29

NJ and Nrs. t'sofge Snyder q East
Bridge street gave card party IN their
hon,e. THURSDAY evening Tie gueets
wee Msa~ Ninsprns NJ. liefstsk. NJ
I'VE. Mics lima. Mss Rrsckeli. Mr.. and
Ma husscli t'reea ard Ralph De Nti~s
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-29

hut rs the Rrit
ish ambassador
he i com 2eIed
% set ia accord
snce with a 80
ries Of iustrae-
tions laid down
~ the time %
the SackviHe
West incident
49, t,.snra. ~.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-29

York resident buyer purchased the major portion
received the goods and they ssnr "a
800 beautiful Long Coaks will 20 81 $50 nd
inrnded sell a So viii be sold Co irsi callers
at vi the prevailing coioas
Coaks worth round SO VIII be cut squafeiy IN twain
viz: $3.50 each
~ Cooks asiehau fur at half their worth.
real astracban Sacks worth So each at ssA
Misses aud Chiiirens S2 si4 Si5 hand
some other trimming popular siyic - and 81
Coaks and Wraps OF al kinds ana descriptions 81 pres
just "a remarkable
DRESS PATTERN FOR CD CENTS
We have upwards of M riaids.
each psttern yards Of splendid value
for ladies they shall &c Per pattern
lRear Silk Dcpartmentl
THE COLD FEET SEASON u HERE
Co,,fortabes in demand Or the np
the blizzard See the elegant e"of@ NJ re e ST.
81 ~ Si15 and ~
omorabes endless variety for less than ccsf 81
material We start rolling &c '5c 81 - ard upwards
OUTING rLANNELs.
snperb varieties will he offered &c Sc aud
WOOL SKIRT PATTERNS
More ,hao - AIN Wool skirt paterns q variety ~ de-
sens ~ sar. 81 II and Sis csch
FUR NUTS ARE SACRIFICED.
caaey Nuas a &c. &C. ST bargains in silks
sal u94 at = $50 Igasua n Dress Goofs
Astrachan Tuas al So S2Ja Isareasn- ia Carpefs
Tuns a $40 - IN fDraf,eriea
opu>>usl NuH. s1-F1 ~ t,..n..,. !, u.as.~.
Monkey Err Niufs s. So S.sa
These prices represent ,s''k~ "
tssfA"f" ~ ''eS@
frosn setna vaiue bargains IA al Departments
t~hwFni SewinR Machines with cornplee
hrens warranted tn $3.50 and
ssuht factory Tire prices coogenSal with the von-
Beflal offerings ~ the store of
SPRING * COMPANY
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-29
TIE WHY nrifna.

Sir Julian Pauneefose is the onlyone
Of the foreign ministers in Washington
who shows no disposition 90 enter the
league against Secretary Gresham.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-29

thefr monster
locomotive no~
"a his country
and Chaunerv
n Drpew's
pride enrfne
go - sse ~
the sart that the
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-29
IneuIin. and I.ed.r.r

One Of the most unique banquets
ever given in New York comes of
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-29
TIPS ON NEW YORK
a Diplomatic Snsh on Secretary
Gresham's Hsads.
or IUcuLLus AND LEOERER
slr Jaii.n Paaneefosr's Dispositions ia
the aaGs-r--A Gress Race Conn.,
ia9--Ths s1orta Conlns,

Whatever difficulties our representa-
tf... ma meet with cannot eonpar~
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-02-17
Saaem ais 9epefdDens9 rdser.

Gin ruffii6er Offisier SmoiIof bat
es ieBt gu Stanbe sebra9t. Salten fur
ben Sepei6enbienit gu adbmen. unz
betritten baben bieie 86geI, nit BEN
8rief>5 auben bergli6en, mebrere 8orz
aiige, f6on tDegen ibrer gr6Bereu
Sdneaiateit unb ausbauernben Slug
fraft. Cine 8rieftaube legt 100 Meis
len nit elmer mittleren 8ef1winbi9feit
BON 8 bis 10 Meilen in Der Stunbe
Suriid, iie fliegt alfo einen @ilometer
in Der Winute; bic gr6Bte S1neGigs
feit, Die man BON 3auben fennt, 1inb
Is Mieilen in Der Stunbe. iiber cine
Strede BON ebenfals Is Stunben.
Bel ben Galfen lit bieie Sdneaigfeit
bagegen bic get6bnli6e. Sn feinem
intereRanten Werf iiber bic 6alfnerei
i'm Mittelalter unb in Der neueren l3eit
er5dblt b'&ubufon mebrere 9eiipiele
BON Der Experimentation 6lugfraft
unb Jlnggei4minbisteit Der Salfen
so fam 3, 9. Elm Salte, Der BON ben
9anarif6en Snieln al ben Ser3og
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-02-17

BON 2erma nod Spanien gef6idt
uurbe, aus N~nbalufien mad Senerifa
in Is Stunben auriif unb legte 10
250 Meilen 3urid, alio Is MeiIen
i'm Wtittel bic Stunbe. Sie 5auben
pertrasen befanntlt6 feline srpbe Sc.
mt9ts : 8elaftuug, penn lie ni6t TO-
fort i'm 6liegen periageu pber bod
merigltens febr gebinbert unb pDr3eitig
ermiioet merben iouen. IS 1T ia be-
fannt, baB Inn bic 9epef6enaabI au
pergroBern unb bic 2ait gu berminbern,
n1ebrere S6rifttiide bur6 pbotograz
pbie DerfleiHert tperben. 9ieles Ser
fabren pirb ia bel Der g%erpenbuug bes
Salten au6 mDbl a%ntpeubbar bleiben;
tnbeHen barf man einem &auboogel,
Der geuobnt 1T, feline 8eute i'm Sluge
iiber 5iemli6e @treden gu i6leppen.
l6on cine gr6Bere 2aft aufbiirbeu, unb
SmOilOf faub bur6 probebelatungeu,
baB ein 6alte nit 4 ruifif9en pfunz
ben, b. b. 1910 @ramm, bei6uert
tperben fOnnte, pbne baB feline
6lugfraft unb S6neaisfeit ginbuBe
erlitt. unitreitig ftnb ia aud Galten
auf ibrer 2aftreiie meniger %gefdbrbet,
als Eauben; einem itdrferer @eener
mirb Der 5alfe iebr felten gum Opfer
faaen, pdbren6 SaubeH iebr bdufig
eine Beute ibrer gefie6erten 6einbe
tperben. QuBerbem piberitebt Der
Talfe aud better ben electromagnetic
Fafen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-02-17

= NuS benz punberIiden Sample
Der beiben l~lnterbdufer Der StaatsIe<
gislatur BON &anfas, Der ii9 mie cine
perfffase auf ben parIamentaris>
mus ausnimmt, finb BIG iebt bic &e.
p%ublifaner als Sieger berporgegangen.
Sob. 2lewelpn bat f6, ba bic Stats
mili5en feline ionberli6e 2uft gum
8lutpergieBen gu baben i6einen, aui
8erbanblungen nit ben &epublifanern
eingelafen. Diefelben perlangen aber,
baB bas republifanif6e 6aus als bag
einsig re6tmdBige anerfannt werbe unb
bas min Der bon ben 9opulifen ge,
pdblte @ouberneur natirli6 ni6t 3u.
geben. 8eibe parteieH iammeIrt be,
tpafnete Greimiaige, nobel bic &e.
publitaner o%fenbar itdrfer unterfiibt
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