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The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1893-12-14


Take gifts. Adore Jesus.
"A story is told, among the Russian peasants.
of an old woman who was at work in her house
when the wise men from the East passed by on
their way to find the infant Christ, guided as
they were by the Star going before them in the
sky. Come with u.s. they said, we are going
to find the heavenly child; come with u.s. i
will come she replied, but not just now; but
| will follow very soon, and overtake you and
find him. But when her work was done the
wise men had gone and the star in the heavens
had disappeared. and she never saw the infant
Savior. 1t is but a story, but one that is full of
instruction and warning; for a similar story
could be told of thousands Of human hearts.
and confirmed by the character and destiny of
thousands of human beings. The call to come
to Christ sounds in our ears. but we are too busy
with our daily work to heed it now. We have
no time lust yet for the Bible, or the closet, or
the serious thought, or for hearkening to the
voice of conscience and the whispers of the
Holy Spirit"
9. Suggestions.
!. Do your part. Go to Christ He aids
thpss coming; lights their way; clears their
road,
2 Be devout, and you will not be troubled at
the prospect of Christ coming. The evil are
terrified to think the Redeemer is at hand.
NAL, 3:2; Rev, 1910
g. Honor Christ though you be singular.
Never mind if the great refuse to notice him.
Est. John, 5:23.) What a contrast between the
wise men and Herodl Perhaps when they
started for the west many called theirs "a
fools Grand"
4. There are two sides-Herod's and the
Magi's.
8. Work for the heather. Salvation is for
the Gentiless
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1893-12-14

Under the Standing fer to award a prize,
weekly, for h best nleriiorous paper or com
position. prose or o"try, received. copy Of Kate
b. Sherwood ,''aut ful new illustrated poem,
" Dream 81 the Ages" l. hereby awarded TO OLA
Bell HothsIn for The Bells OF Mechiin" which
follows:
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1893-12-14
BOILED ONIONS.

To boil onions properly is n secret worth know
ing. Peel and wash them ia cold wafer and let
them stand frw minutes before putting them on
to cook. They should be whole, aud boiled in
pleIiy of water about one hour. Draiu the water
all q, place them the stove. and add plenty IF
butter aud enough sweet milk to almost cover
them. Salt after the milk has come to :. boil as
salt curdles the milk. little pepper should be
added. Mary A. Seward, San Diego, Cal.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-07
CANVAssED THE'RETUfsNs.
Tho Common Council Met ~ eau.
Wasting hoard Yesterday.

The common council met at 30 yes
terday afternoon as a canvassing board,
AMI decided upon the following figures
a. the result Of the late election on the
city ticket:
The candidates for mayor received
votes as follows: Turner. 5.iy9; Stuart.
6.lli: Innes. so; Briggs. io6. Stuart's
plurality. 6lo.
The vote for judge OF the superior
couSt stood: Burlingame. CO.'S: Fallass.
5.o66. Mcbride. l.l36: Dodge. 81. Bur
lingame's plurality. go.
The vote for clerk stood: Shinkman.
$500. Robinson. o.6iG: Greenway. 100;
Vandervene, 40. Shinkman's plurality.
asrs
The vote on treasurer stood: Hoke.
5.33i. Sorrick. 6.5g: Welton. 6ii;
Brooks. :s8 Sorrick's plurality. 9G.
The vote for comptroller stood: Caro-.
5.7-.'. Van Leeuwen. 5.,s8; Beamer. zoo;
Thoma. Az Caro's plurality, -.
The vote Cor board OF review stood:
Gill. 5.Sa: Mel,s. 566l: Treat. 6,5:
Thompson. i:ss. ellis plurality. 2D.
The vote for marshcl stood: Bragg.
$500; Lewis. 5.6s6: Wickham. 0si;
Mulder. Az. Bragg's plurality. l7s
The vote for aldermen IN the various
wards vas az follows;
FRS. Ward Scott $40. DeGraaf 6i2.
DcBar ~. Fox ~
Second Ward Kr~ger Dykema 3l3.
Forbes ts-. Benedict -
Third Hammer 3i. Dunton ,35.
Shepard e..
Fourth ward-King To2. Ma,hewson
6s,. Riel Miller -. McBain ~
Fifth Ward Mahoney SIC. Dodge So.
Robinson i01. Rodgers 80
Sixth Ward -Conley $40. Marris Gao.
Hyman 39 Purdy ~.
Seventh Ward Emmen Gag. Pearl 36l.
Healer TX. Cove N.
Eighth Ward wurzburg 40. Lucas
Lea. Weaver ~. Painter H.
Ninth Ward Schmitt t6l. Wilder 37f.
ucekins -
Tenth Ward Mulberry 3l5. Shaw Gs;s.
Roelofs 81.
Eleventh Ward Phillips I5s. Yer
keshi Az Sherwood -. Duncan n.
Twelfth Ward Slocum ~. Rice ia.
Howell ~. Kirkland n
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-07
Hts FATAL fA1.1.
Jacob Myers Dies From Injuries Re.
e~tv~si Last SATURDAY..

Jacob Myers. one ~ the best known
Characters m the east end q the city.
died Tuesday night from injuries re-
ceived ~ falling down stairs Saturday
eight Mr. Myers vas proprietor ~ the
livery and boarding stable on Lake ave
aue. near Paddock place. and SAIGON
on Cherry street near the old Boule.
va-i Mr. Myers wss addicted 10
pe<isiicai sp-ees and 'or the pas, two or
three weeks hal been pretty full most
n the time Saturday evening be was
attempting b. ~ up stairs. when he
,,s.rA his footing ard fell ~ the bot
tara. He vas SERIOUSLY Injured in
terrally and physicians vere summoned
,o attend ham. but he grew rapidly
~or., and died Tuesday evening.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-07

The following is a list Of the marriage
licenses issued since last publication. with
the names. residences when out Of the city }
and agee of the parties: Age.
Jerry Blough and AnnaWalton. Bovine. Z-17
William II. NoGgle. Dorr. and Hattie
l. Deiendorf. city ...... 3I29
Benjamin +. Pew. city, and Mary 4.
Weber. Mishawaka .........2 Ills
George F.. Walker, Paris. and Emma
+. Bear. city INSTRUMENTATION. 2-D
Claude X. James. city, and Carrie G.
Thorpe. Hastings ...2 l-1s
Jakob Roster and Dieweke Eooren-
dyke NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. D-22
John KlaP and Clara Hitzert 3-2)
Edward +. Clark. Lansing. and Myrtle
NJ. Phillips. city. E-25
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-07
Heal Estate Transfers.

Dexter 4. Pe,tihono 10 Peter Hunde-
m.r. lot IN aud - lot IL.
Charles T.. Pet,itons 4 Co.'S sub 5 L.
Freeman Godfrey Ia Louis Hol>cma,
lot 5. tlk d. Godfrey 4 White : add
David Valentine 90 Charles j. Craw-
ford. lot q, blk 3. Hoschoom's add III
David ". Boy~s Ia Dennis Uol.ien.
lot y. blk 5. l. q. Mason 4 Cos
Charles J. Cn~ford "a Joseph III.
. Martin. n y o, "a. leonard
Caroline l.. Jones To George II.
Ferry. lot II. Caulfield's add - is
Elizabeth j. Rockwell 10 Martin
wilier and wife. lo, 23.I. II. Ii & nip
man & 10. = add .............. L.
John Sioutjesdyk to William Mar
man. . ~ II. To- II, N q lot ~,
Morrison's add ............-.... IL
Lansing X. Rathbun 10 Alex Steyn.
burg. lot ,. bk 1. Weston Il MeiGs
add
Oscar ]. Merritt to Eli Rounds. lot
10. Moore's Banner add ..... 3
George II. Hartwcll 10 Charles y.
Tuxbury. part ne nwi. and NV
nw~. ex 8 a sec IS Cannon 49, 2.5
Gilman Walker to Martha II. Walker.
piece Of land on sec II. Lowell!
Charles Waterman to Marc Alt. -
ex " Ds. also ~ = ne J. sec Is.
Alpine. ..-.-......-..... -......... I2.u
Z. y. Cole to Mitchell Harris. pit nv
sec -. Nelson ..........
Jacob +. Bush TO Esselle II. Rrovin.
nv fr a sw "a. also \ sw a tex
80 NJ sec &. Wyoming .... so
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-07

pied: Il kRs>w hoe To stop them. Close
the ssia-Das.7 IL IL Mas . stumbling
block 90 risis ca the cars shich ran u
Raeszs lake on Sunday he would yak to
church % any lsre else, The lessucs
attitude should be onzitessbly against
ANY san.iay questions
for Wosk Ing sh~ Psper~
W. H. Boiles u D~troi, read a paper
Ca -hov Nay We Utilize the Pubic
Prsss." He spoke II the powers u the
press - . factor In modern civilization.
He ADVISED giving all the news p',s<ibie
- the newspaper reporter. The mote
sources of news the league furnishes the
mote desirable. lie sd,iaed making the
itsuas conform to the newspaper re.
auiremsnts lie spoke q the strides u
the religious pfess u late years and
enlarged the newspaper a. an index OF
the tiuies. and advised more industrious
reading II them by thos~ who desired To
advance the leagues interests In this
way
Prof ID. W. Springer % Ypsilanti read
= paper on the leAgu e's responsibility IN
church finance. Most members u the
league we're In the formative period u
christian life The best way for them Ia
learn TO give Vas BY practicing giving.
The command Ia give had never been
mosiinel The christian was expected
10 pay into the treasury part 81 that
allotted To him for the time. Thoee
~ho are members Il the church had
taken z vow To contribute 1t their means
Ia the church. The churches II the
future should be drilled To pay their
bills IA they 20 and not strain them
selves the last SIX months ~ that they
are good for nothing the first six months
of the next year.
At 5 o'clock there Was q stream Of
Epworthiana headed from the church 10
the u VI, G.. A. building. The visitors
were cordially welcomed by the recep-
ton committee Of the Y. NJ. &. A. and
other young peoples societies. The
building was inspected by all. tie gym
nAsium gallery being the most attractive
and the delegates looked down with
wonder at Physical Director Garland
and his classes of amateur athletes. ap-
plauding when good turn Was done.
Coffee WAS served in the banquet hall
room TO every body.
Closing Session.
After ar opening talk by Secretary
Springer, Presiding Elder Coggshall
spoke on the purposes. and functions OF
the league. The league. he said. Was
certain to have the effect Of making the
north and south NJ. f.. churches more
united Ii WAS grand opportunity for
the methodist children To honor the
man Who declared. The world is my
parish
DIR. Hrrry Of thu Epworth Herald
made talk on the national conference
at Clevel and the last 81 June. to be par
ticipa,ed in by the founders Of the
league in America lie advised organ
lzing a committee At once Ia arrange for
q Michigan excursion % Cleveland via
the boat from Detroit. A committee
vas appointed. consisting Of Fred Nc
lldowney. Detroit: W. Scott Jones. Mrs.
L. W. Bliss. Saginaw: +. l.. Thompson.
Pe,o~key; Elvin Swartout. Grand
Rapids.
H. v. Holt. organizer OF the Rock
River. ILL.,. conference. delivered greet
ings from the Illinois leaguers.
The convention adjourned sine die
after singing Onward Christian Sol
dier" and fervent prayer by the Rev.
A. NJ. Gould.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-07

Waiter ito departing guestSSir. do
you know you remind me strongly Of the
Spaniards ct the capture Of Granada:
Guest-How's that?
Waiter--You give no quarter.-Gre
noble Monthly.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-07

CALLAGHAN-At her home. No. ia West
Broadway. Margaret Callaghan. aged 10
years. Funeral from St James church
Saturday morning at 2 O'Clock.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-07

Mrs. Plankington-Here Is my now
dress all night. But whore il the bill
Boy-I couldn't carry both.-ClOsk
Review
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-07
The Right Ma.

Mr.. Deadgone-How Cd you know I
was coming tonight. ToE1.y?
Tommy heard Sis tell Bridget not
10 all up tho psrlor lamp = life
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-07

Brandrcth's Pills are the safest and
mos, effective remedy for indigestion
irregulsrity 81 the bowels. constipation.
biliousne~e. headache. dizziness. malaria
or any disease arising from an impure
state 81 the hood. Thcy have been in
usc in this country for over fifty years.
and the Thousands Of unimpeachable
testimonials from those who have used
them. and their constantly increasing
sale. il incontrovertiblc evidence that
they perform all that IL claimed for
them.
Sold in every drug and medicine store.
either plain or sugar coated.
----------------
The more Chamherlain's Cough Rem.
edy IL used the better IL is liked We
know of no other remedy that always
gives satisfaction. IL 10 good when you
first catch cold II IA good when your
cough - seated and your lungs are sore.
IL ~ good In any kind 81 = cough We
have cold twenty five dozen - il and
every bottle has given satisfaction.
Stedman 4 Friedman druggists. Mime
sota Lake. Minnesota. Fifty cent bot
tlcs sor .ale by r. j. Wurzburg. drug
gis'. No. - Monrus street
The many cases ~ rheumatism cured
by Chamberlain = Pain Balm during the
pact few months have given the people
great confidence IN its curative proper
ties. and have shown that there il one
preparation that can 10 depended upon
FOR that painful and aggrsvsting dis
ease Honaker Bros, Lorain. Ohio. SAYS.
Mr. Mosee Price ~ this place was
troubled with rheumatism for long
time. Chamterlsin's Pain Rain has
cured him. Tie SAYS that the Balm has
M equal" For sale by 3. J. Wurzhurg.
druggist No - Monroe street
Nv wife was confined Ia her BOD for
over two months with Q very severe al
tack II rheumatism We could get
nothing that would afford her any re
lief. and A. lac, fe~oft gave Chamber
lsin's Pain Balm a trial. T. our great
surpris- she began ~ improve after the
fret application. ard by usiug II regu
larry she vas ~oon able 10 get up and at
tend to her heuse work r. u Johnss.n. ~
q J. knufson 4 Co. kensington, Mime
sofa. Fifty cent bottles Tor sale by y
j. Wur1burg. No - Monroe street
Elder e. \. Beaver ~ MeAlIisterviIIe.
Juniatfs county. Ia. says his wife 10
subject n ersmp In the stomach. Last
summer che tried Chamberlain tollc
Cholera ard DiarFhps Remedy Tor II.
and sss much pleased slfh the speedy
relief u afforded She has since used u
whenever necessary sad fosind that IL
rever fails For sale by = j Wurz
euTg. dgzGs,s., Nc, ~ Mo0ros street
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-02-13
aoae5enltd5e autnota etaata- 8etane, aetontae, Is, gebraaar 1898.

auf bem Ohio au8gefahren, nm NSbtSfeD gu
1olen unb perludbte auf benz Gidtpc9e,
etipa breibig Oarbs tpeit, auf Dem ufereiie
nit 6ilfe 6eS bort 9eipannten SetlcS SIT
gebeu; er bra9 iebo6 burb oaS Sis, hielt
1ic5 aber an BENT Setle felt. Seine 6ilfe>
rufe DerDalten uageD0rt un6 erlt am fol>
genben Wforgen ipur6e ct bis an baS &inn
i'm @aiier an Dem Seile bGngenb gefun6en.
Setne Singer naren an Dem Sctle fcitge>
froren uno muBten nit @etpalt alfgebro>
cben ner6eu. @rit naeb et~nitiinDigem Be1
miiben gelan9 cs, i'm iotpeit in bas 2ebcn
5urlid5urufcr, baB ct tur5 er5Gblen fonnte,
mas tbm gei6eben ipor.
= Sn Soma miitbete 6teier Sage Elm 70
beftt8er S6neelt1rm, 6aB ntbt n1r Die
@iienbabn5iige, lonoern 1ogar Die bon ben
i~tdrfiten 2ofomotipen geldbobenen S3nee>
pflltge Der16nett tpuroen unD bon Der Se>
mannung I'M Stt9e ~gelaIien meroen muBten.
SnSii6>9afota itnD neutrality-suspicious.
BON elmer pclfommenen S6neelperre be-
%troffen. @n mancben Stellen itno Die
S9neetpeben auf Ben 8a6n5itgen 5e6n SUB
bocb unb m~eilenlane; babel lit Die S9nee@
beGe 10 bart 9efroren, baB ie baS @etpi6t
BON 8ferbem urb &inboieb tragt. Ser
S6neeiturm eritredt it6 iiber BEN 9an5en
9torbmeiten. 8Gren, 6obptlb u1b G6gel
tuer0en 81 9unOerten e%rFrorer alfgefunoen.
Sn Solge bes 8labens zines Gaiolinz
Sfens in Ser @blparb @Ditebouie'i9en
SGrberei un6 &einigun9Sanitalt IN Gitts7
burg bra9 in benz betreffenben @ebau6e
Seuer aus un6 eS tpurbe fanlmt ieinem Sns
battle cingedibert. @bttebouie uno ietne
Socbter @1uma erLttten 13Dere, tnel1n ntdt
i6btlt6e 8ranbnunben, bic ii6 bet eriterc
BET benz belbenmitbtgen 8eriu6e, letne
SoBter un6 eine %franfe, btlfloie Srau MAJ
mems MurraD 81 r~etten, suge5ogen bat.
= 9er G9pinoIer q. S. zimmerman,
Ser ii6 fir etnen @bicagoer 3ettungSmena
i6en ausgab, bat bie 9aupt7S ageSbIdtter
Strgtnien's baburrb I'm nidbt unbeDeutenoe
@clbbetrdge gepreIt, baB ct @n5eigen etne
riden lieB rn6 le NIT gefdli3ten G6eds
iiber 60bere 8etrdge ais Die ibrn in &e6>
nung geiteuten be3qbIte unb ben liberlcbie>
Benbcn Mebrbetrag beS Gbe6S itb in 8aar
ber~aus3a6len Lief. @r unb fem 8unbesz
geno1ie 81. Waarton aus SEEM Worf muroen
6ie1er Sage in 9~ertngton in 8irginten per>
6aftet, ipo ite mebrere Observation-Disclosures
8ldtter in Der gel9tloerten Nrt unb Betie
betroQeu bQtten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-02-13
sreis: ChaS. W. Nick'S oct,
nj a x MI ID S
POWDER.
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gitr 3tferne 1tttn Rtnnnteb

Sss;f,. OSfnrS~ &urirt pofttp gosbett, Gpiaootic,
O"A CIuC &eu1en, llnluit slnt 6renert, Sus
item @rtGltuug, 9riiieit= uno Salsani9peaun9. Sieber,
Sltn3en. @elben urin, @iirmer, NanbDelt Der 9aore &C.
Itir S@lnetne rto S6afc-Sft es Elm &rartbeIts'
berbitungsntittel.
&3aften. Summit. 9a, 8. Mdr5 1888. Srn. G. 80.
gtlf, erie, ga. Seebrter 9err! Nadbpem tD eSbr 9tara
t=lnuS 8ferbe= uno 9iebpnloer fir Su1ten, Grtaltun9
unO gBirmer bel nteinen 8ferben oerilbt babe, finoe t9,
oaB eS Das bette 8ulper 1T, bas tD jemals 9ebr9n9t
babe, unb empfeble eS Sebem, Der zines 09nliten Buls
berg ~benBtbt9t lit a9tlugspon So9n 6; geit;
Sactd)e1 u SpringbDro, Ya., z. sept. 1855. elas.
%. gtif. @rie, Spa. @eebrter 9err! SD babe Sbr
Wtar=i=rnns an einem i9ipaten Bferbe gcbrauft llHo an
etrem anberen, NEEDLES ont &euden lit, lno babe sc.
funOer, boB Oos @nlper gon5 uniibertreffli9 lpirft S9'
%tun98Opl 9S. 9. @ells, @ige1t6iimer oes Weus 9pl1e.
Pie &rorc eIer @iibncrp1lner. grte, Ya.s 10.
WtGr5 1883. 9ru. 6. N. Slid. @eebrter Serr Mtr
9Drteit BON Sbrem Mar=i=mus 9nloer nno beIblolIen,
es gu periu0en. gBtr boben %griin6ltdbe 8erinbe oamtt
angeftellt uno fDnnen iager, 6aB Wtari=n1us Die arone
0uer Puloer lit. @S ~befDroert ntDt n1r oaS glerle9er,
1onoern bait oasSefliigel i'll l9Dnem 9eIunoent 3n1taIoe.
Mlr empfeblen es nit @erguii9en allen Se1ieel5i6tern.
oodabturgsooI g. g. so. u. @ingerter, .3i1ter pon
feinem SefligeL
@erI9ift ee9en @orausbeaobluug bes Preiies, 50 Gsnts
per S9a9teI. &brefIe:
6. 80. Sid, &pOtbeter, Grit, @a.
13u2Ofbt / q mD bam
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-02-27

nnD Der rGanBaus" merben folgen.
g8te Dor eiuigen Woben Der Onfez
gntbulidsmuS, 10 itebt gegenwdrtig
Die Nfascagni S6mdrmerei in pofier
Sllilbe. Dfascasni 1T BON Der Mufe
nabme, bic er III Berlin gefunben. 70
ent5iidt, baB er cas @eripredeu aab,
feline nd6fe Spsr, ben Dsine' i1en
n9atcliff", 5uerit in Berlin aufiibren
gu lafea. Ser gntuurf bieler nod
unpolenbeten Oper fammt aus Mass
eagni's Suseub.
- Sn Wien 1T nit benz 8au elmer
Stabtbabn be9onnen moroen.
= Sas ct. Petcrsburger 9lmtse
blatt beroHentlidt cine @bolera Sta
tiltit, aus Der berporgebt, baB i'm less
ten Monat I'M ruiiii6en Rei9e 957
neue @bolera @rfranfungen unb 396
Sobesfdlle porfamen,. bic meiften ba>
bon in ben prouin5en pobolien unb
aiep.
= Sm Wlnilterium bes 9lustpdrtis
gen gu pariS limb am "a. Sebruar bic
Witglieber bes SuternotionaIen Bebe
L<ingsmeersS sS1iebsgeridtes aur formelz
len gr6fnung Der gerbanblungen
suiammengetreten. slnmeienb paren :
Oberbunbesri6ter 9arlan fir bic Ser.
Staaten, 9orb' 0annen fir England,
Warquis 8iseDnti Nenoita iiir ssta=
lien, Baron glfonie be @ourceI fir
Granfrei6, s. 8. 9upper als 8era=
tber fir @robbritannien, g. 8. WiI>
ltams, Ge6tsbeiltanb fir bic Ser.
Staaten, Sir Gi6arb WebIfer unb
Sir @barles 9tufea. 8eratber fir
WroBbritanuien, &i1ter Gram bonn
Obergerift gu @sriitiana fur Norpes
gen. Baron be @ourcel tpurbe aum
pralibentem ermdblt. Oie Yerbanb>
lungen trugen einen rein formelIen
Gbaratter uni bic &ommiIiion perz
tagte ii6 fbon nod elmer balben
Stunbe big gum 23. Mdr3.
= gu 2pd in Ofpreubem wurbe Der
Wrbeiter 8ruscemsfi bingeri6tet, Der
i'm borigen Sommer einen Gaubmorb
begangen bate.
= Serr 9erbert, Der Gebafteur bes
IN Stettin eri6einenben foeialiltiI6en
ylatteS, bate bebauptet, Elm iocialiftiz
iber &ebafteur peritebe nebr bon pos
litif, als ieber Sffisier Der beuif6en
4rmee. 2abur9 fiiblte fi6 bas Stete
timer Offi3ierseorps beleibist unb Elm
gefd[liger Staatsanmalt feQte elmer
Strafantrag se9en Serbert. Ser
Strafantrag III aber bon Der betreffen,
ben 2anbgeri6tsfammer absemieien
morbeu, neil bic 8ebauptung bes &ez
bafteurS 5erbert feline lirafbare 8eleis
bigung i'm Sinne bes 8eiebeS inpole
Dire.
= Die in Der preuBii6en probin3
poien erideinenben polnii6en 8ldtter
ratben oringenb baoon ab. groBe
3ruuers Oemonitrationen CUR Crime.
runs an bic 3weite SbeiIung Yolens
5a Deranltalten. Wian ioae lieber bas
8elb, bas iol9e Demonftrationen fos
fen miiroen, sur @riinbuus Matchmaker
b. +. polnif6er 8olfSbibliotbefen ilnb
3nr geiitlgen Sebung Der polnifden
BebDlfernng in poien umo Oberidle.
fen bertuenben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-02-27

Sott9en befab ibre Steiue, faQte aber
ni6ts, uno tire Wtutter fubr nit elmer
seltnben Begeiiteruus fort; nllno NOR.
gen itebt tie 8erlobung in alien Rel.
tnn9en! Qu btlt bic Braut BON Grd<
tortus q 90. Ou oarrlt Did ieben
fafien! Sd iperbe ni9t mebr n6tbig
baber@ @mit 9errn Safobs Inn einiee
i6dbise Yro5ente ;u banbeln. Die
Graut BON BrdtoriuS & So. bat iiberall
6reott. Soft iet Danf, Die 6unsers
leiberei, bic 3nauierei, bas Glenb lit
porbet. &leibe Did OIL, 2ottden, mir
miilIen ausfabren unb unlere @inf6ufe
MAIDEN. Sn jlpei Wtonateu lit Die
9o95eit. 8leibe Did am. aaB mid
! nur MAIDEN. Die Sade ioll nun i9on
@el9id uno Stil friesen."
CHARLOTTE itarrte pl0sli9 ipie ents
9eiitert DOT ii9 bin, unb oie &dt9en
uno 3iinb9ert, hie in bas Teppi9nlufter
3u ibren Siiben bineinseittdt paren,
ttabmen Dor ibrem sluse Die @e1talt
milber, beorobli9er Tabelmeien an, Die
lie eritarreti lieBen. S8ie Elm 8lts fubr
ibr Der @eoanfe bur6's 9irn: rllao
mas ipir6 @eors lasen,1 unb uamill,
tirli6 me6aniid liipelten ibre 3ippen:
Limb mas ipirb @eorg lagen 2~
Der arme Meni9!" aatfportete
Jrau ,3eblen bebauernb. NlS' iie aber
ben itarren Bid ibrer Eo9ter iab, fubr
lie In einent anberen Gone fort: r6err
9artung lit ia aber ein peritdn6iger
Mann. Menn er es ipirf1i6 ebrli1
nit Dir semeint bat, 70 muB er bel Die,
fer erfreuliden 8enbuns unieres Sc
idifS 5ufrie6eu uuo 9liifli9 iein. @r
pir0 alS elm aufridtiger Sreunb ni9t
perlangen, oaB Du ibm 3u 2iebe, Inn,
ber Dir nidts su bieten bat, auf Dein
Slid perji9teit. unb ipenu CT eS aud
perlangte, es lp6re Wabniinn, eS au
.bun. llnb bamit Punftun.4
2ottden iIarrts nod inln1er auf ben
Teppid, ipabrenS ibre Muttsr forts
fubr: n1ebrisens babe i'd gebDrt, ba6
iiid Yrdtorius & So. aud fit bieien
Iiungen Wann intereiltren, iinb eS liegt
nt9t on ibnen, tuenn Serr 9artums fem
Slid nidt ma9t."
(Sortiesans foIst.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-02-27
Watb ft,r wsatter.

Wsr tiber so Sabren f6sn tpurbe Mr8.
@insloip's SOotbing Syrup pon Wtils
lionen bon Wiittern beim 3abnen Der
9inber angemenbet. Wirft bu i'm
S9lafe bur9bas S9reien zines ainbes
eeftSrt, bas i'm 3abnen iit unb por
S1mer5en peinta @enn 70, Iafie fofort
cine Glaf6e Bon nMrs. Winslops Spr.
thing Sprup" bolen. Sein Wertb III ur~
be3ablbar. Sc tpirb benz fleinen leibeus
ben fofort 2inberuna perf1afeR. gers
laBt eu6 bafauf, Wiiitter, es III fein
3meifel bariiber. @s beilt Dpienterp
unb Oiarrboe, resulirt ben Magen unb
bic Nieren, beieitigt Winbs &olit, er>
pei6t ben @aumen. perbinbert gntaiins
bnn9 unb ffdrtt bas ganae 5pffem.
yWrs WinSlsms Soothing Sprup"
fir 3abnenbe aiitber III angenebm in
@ef9mad unb bas &eeept fammt bon
eiHem ber beifen tpeibli6en 9lerate In
ben Der. Staten. gs 1T bel alien
Druggiffen in Der ganaen Welt su ga,
ben. preis rs @ts. per SIaIGe.
aauit nidts anberes als Mrs. Winss
lotus Sootbins Sprup.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-02-27
Wbemrnatismna fdanelr aeheil..

Drei Gage lit cine f9neae 3eit, nm
gefdbrli6en Rbeumatismus 3u furiren !;
aber es faun gefdeben, tpenn man bic
geeienete Bebanblung eini1ldgt, uie
bas Golgenbe BON SameS 2ambert,
Stem 8runsipid. SnS., benefit: Sd
lit fbmer an 3beumatismus in ben
6iiften unb 8einen, als i6 cine Glaz
f9e bon @bamberlainS S9meraenss
gaifam toufte. gr beilte mid in brei
5agen. Sd befinbe mid uobl unb
m66te Sebem, ber nit Der i6redli@en
&rantbeit bebaftet 1T, ratben, rGbams
berIains pain Balm" au gebran9en
unb fNned gefunb su tperben. SO
Gents bic Jlaf6e. gu perfaufeu
in San Nmtonio in ben Mpotbefen BON
s. aalteper & Son, DopIing & sloob
S. q. Sod, u. DreiB, 8. 61u9arb,
q. @obn & Co., s. 8. 9arrifon uni
8alteper & S9u9arb.