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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-28
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TRUSsEs. SUPPORTERS AND SHOULDER
BRACES AT LOWEST CUT RATES.

TRUSSES. SUPPORTERS AND SHOULDER
BRACES AT LOWEST CUT RATES.
We have increased stock Of these goods so thai
now carry the largest line in the city Our prices
are less than half the usual rate The department is
located upstairs and lady in attendance to wait
ladies. We have every facility for fitting We At
infants only . few months old. children. boys and
girls Of any and grown persons. We have rights
and lefts and double Trusses styles-kd leather
hard rubber and celluloid with either hard soft
pads We have elastic Trusses without any spring
whatever in all sizes We can give you substantial
TRUSS TO FIT FOR 9ec, never sold for less than
dollar and half. and this scale Of prices is followed
throughout the depa tment.
Womb Supporters in every style. Supporters with
devices for prolapsus falling of the womb. and
supporters for the stomach alone worn by male and
female Where there Is downbesring pressure these
give the wearer grsa. comfort and ease.
knickerbocker Shoulder Braces recommend
above all Others being suspender and brace COM
bined; designed for both simple in construc-
ton very durable and practical
Besides these carry full line of Surgical appi-
ances: Rubber Bandages in all widths and lengths,
Cotton and Linen Bandages, Silk Sponges Ice Bags,
Hot Water Bags. Syringes Of description, Hy.
podermic Syringes and Clinical Thermometers. L
You need any of these things call when purchasing
and We will guarantee you large saving.
KOLB PHARMACY,
LEADERS OF LOWEST PRICES,
7TH AND Y. 1t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-28
More Deficiencies Estimated For.

More Deficiencies Estimated For.
The Commissioners submitted to the House
today q deficiency estimate Of $4,000 on ac-
count Of assessment of real property in the
District and an estimate of 81 900 for clerical
assistance for the board of revision.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-28
MARRIED..
DIED.

PRITcHARD-NEMToN. on "Wednesday, jam
ery -, lsLs. by the Rev. :. Van Hoimes lila I'd
NEWTON andJAMEs 4. PRITCHARD. No cards :
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-28

TIE revival services which have been held At
Fourth Street N. E. Church during the PAST
three weeks, under the pastorate Of Rev. ". J.
Thompson, have BEEN very successful. there
having been forty conversions during that time.
The services win be continued during the com
ing week
JAMES W. wanna, who wss indicted on
trial last Monday, and the case w theu noi1s
prosecuted Thsrs d no charge against Wanss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-28
A Heavy Rain Mixht Cause n F,o<

At the river front today the view expressed
was that the probability Of rain is the proba-
bility of food. A heavy down-pour, it was
thought, would create trouble. mod crate
rainfall was not regarded as dangerous. The
ice 10 fast rotting and the tides will soon
break.it Some Of the merchants along Water
street are putting their stock in dry storage
They do not think there will be a
food, but should there be one they are
ready. The wood and lumber people are quiet
and do not seem to be disturbed over the
alleged prospects of losing their earthly all
johnson 4 Wimsatt, II. L. Biscoe and others
have . fair supply Of stuff in their yards and
Carter q Clark have several hundred cords Of
wood lying on their dock Sheriff, Stephenson.
Given and the American Ice and Coal Com
pany have q good deal Of wood which In the
event Of Hood would be swallowed up BY the
thirsting waters
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-28

Atwood CREPoN in all the leading evening
shades. 90 .nohs. wide. S j yard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-28
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BBB 4 4 UU Il 4 4 Sass
416 7TH ST.

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WILL BE INTERESTED
IN THIS.
THE TALE OF SHIRT
HAVE YOU EVER CONSIDERED THE EvoLU
| TON OF A SHIRT, BEGINNING WITH THE
SIMPLE COTTON PLANT GROWING IN soME
SOUTHERN STATE AND FORMING ITSELF
STEP BY STEP UNTIL 1T REACHES ITS STATE
OF BEING WORN BY ALL MANKIND, THOU
SANDS OF HUMAN BEINGS HAVE A FINGER
IN ITS GRowTH-THE COTTON PICKER. THE
AssoRTER. THE PACKER. THE SHIPPER. THE
CONVERTER INTO COTTON CLOTH. THE CUT.
TER. THE SEWER. THE MANUFACTURERS
SALESMAN. THE RETAILER AND THE RETAIL
sALEsMAN-ALL HAVE THEIR SAY AND MOST
OF THEM EARN THEIR LIVING OUT OF
THE SHIRT UPON YOUR BACK. BUT NOT
ONLY AMERICA AND COTTON ENTER INTO ITS
MAKEUP BUT PARKWAY EUROPE ALSO HAS
PART. AND VERY IMPORTANT PART,
IN THE MAKEUP OF THAT IMPORTANT GAR
MENT. IRELAND. WITH ITS FLAX AND ITS
LINEN. ENTERS LARGELY INTO THE CoNsID-
GRAFTON. WHAT WOULD YOUR SHIRT BE
WITHOUT ITS LINEN BOSOM AND OTHER NEG
EssARY LINEN PARTS,
AND NOW COMES THE MOST WONDERFUL OF
ALL PARTS OF THE TALE.
SHIRTS ARE BEING SOLD OVER OUR CoUN-
TIERS AT THE FOLLOWING PRICES.
45c DRESS SHIRTS FOR..................... a5c
&c DRESS SHIRTS FoR...................5 SOC
Toe. DRESS SHIRTS FOR................. e2c
81 DRESS SHIRTS FoR........................s $50
ALL UNLAUNDERED
BY CONSIDERING THE TALE OF THE SHIRT
YOU MAY WELL WONDER HOW IT IS POSI-
BILE TO PRODUCE THEM FOR THE ABOVE
PRICES. HERE'S THE SECRET: EVERY MORN
ING WE STACK OUR COUNTERS HIaH-As
MUM no Incl SAN DE - Win NE
ABOVE SHIRTS. EVERY EVENING SEES THE
PILE DwINDLE TO NOTHING. IT'S
THE QUANTITY THAT MAKES THE PRICE
IT'S THE QUALITY THAT BRINGS THE TRADE.
NOWHERE ELSE IN THE BROAD EXTENT OF
THIS CITY CAN SUCH VALUES IN SHIRTS BE
BOUGHT AS IN OUR STORE. EVERYTHING
THAT GOES INTO SHIRT THAT MAKES IT
GOOD is PUT INTO OURS. ALL THAT DE-
CREAsEs THE VALUE OF A SHIRT Is LEFT
OUT OF OURS.
YOU ONLY NEED TO BUT ONE As A TRIAL.
AND IT'S ALL WE ASK
NIGHT SHIRTS CAN TELL As INTEREST
ING TALE AS ITS DREssY BROTHER.
WE'VE ONE HERE AT 42c. THAT PUTS ITSELF
ON AN EQUAL FOOTING WITH ALL IT'S 75c
NEIGHBOURS. IT'S NOT A PLAIN. EVERY DAY
NIGHT SHIRT. BUT ONE OF THE FANCY SORT.
BAuxs
A6 7TH STREET.
mo CREDIT-QUICK sALEs-sMALL PROFITS. +"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-28

The system Of selling every drtic, Of Ne rerV best
quality 51rOcuTdbie for the price mas sleays been
ruling principle By this house..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-28

and Colorsd Dress Silks be found comprises al
the fashionable weave, and the prices and qualities
the silk line us.
DREss GooDs.
We still have q good assortment of the Botany
Crepons In colors and black that were SOC. At DC
yard.
Is Paris Robe Dress Patterns that s15 SIS and
SO Take your choice of these at 50. so pattern.
JOHNSON & LurrRrII.
jas rs MARKET SPACE
LANsBuRaH q Bro
HERE,s
~R1cHSEss.~
UNDER GAs11eHrr
We are Away. alive to what Is going on
in every producing center Of the world.
knowing what Ii wanted by the trade and
furnishing Cur stock of Evening
Dress Goods have such an air Of daintiness
and are clothed in that unrivaled exclusive
ness that Is seldom eQualed elsewhere.
All UOoU AJpArpaCS ,--ana en;sb, An ;c.ha.
wide. 5Oc yard. Color. are mais cardinal cream.
Nickel light blue. beige. nile. gray shrimp. white
and heliotrops.
ALL-wooL CASHMERE. 40 inches wide. QUO.
yard. In nile cream. white. pink. beige. cardinal.
heiotrope, mails. light gray and dahliA-
CREAM LANsDowNE CORD. 42 inches wide. silk
and wool. something entirely new Sl.Z5 yard.
WI. F. READS SILK WARP LANsDowNE.
guaranteed not to slip pull, every flee yards per-
torated seLfsd0e trith manufactures nan.e. 40
inches wide. Sl.ZO yard All high colors such
white mais. heliotrope. lavender. cardinal
canary. shrimp. light blue. pink, nile beige nickel
light resedA aad light gray.
Atwood CREPoN. in all the leading evening
shades. 90 .nohs. wide. S l yard.
Ill CREAM FEATHER CLOTH. Ill
III CREAM cLAIRETTE CLOTH. III
lit CREAM BRoADcLoTH III
HI CREAM SERGE. Ill
hi CREAM BEATRICE hi
hi CREAM NUNS SERGE hi
III CREAM BENGALINE III
hi CREAM HENRIETTA hi
IIl CREAM NUNS YELLING III
mi CREAM CONVENT CLOTH |
THEN THE TRIMMINGS.
d" Innings.
NOTIONS.
NECK FILINGS.
GLOVES.
HOSIERY.
HANpKERcHIEFs.
RIBBONS.
FANS.
AND THEN EVERY
THING ELSE THAT IS
NEEDED TO CON-
PLETE YOUR EVENING
TOILET.
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E. " E e. S's III
BBss 'Uu 4 4 e6 IS L L
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is2s 40. AZ. 4a4 4ss SEVENTH ST. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-28

ALL-wOOL CASHMERE. 40 inches wide. QUO
yard In nile. cream white. pink. beige. cardinal
heiotrope. mais. light gray and dahliA-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-28

phone and electric light wires, and
requiring the removal Of existing wires
of the city. Electric railway wires, it was
stated, were purposely omitted because X was
held that the charters to several new railways
already granted permitted the employment of
such wire if desired and that legislation prohib-
iting it would be an infringement on their char
ter rights.
When the resolutions were reported to the
Senate they were accompanied by Q report from
the District committee explaining ifs action
The report = ed that the charter of the Eek
ingson company had been granted
in tho previous June and contract asgre-
eating $53, 900 had been entered into; that
the act authorized the use of electricity Is
q motive power; q permit was obtained from
the Commissioners; contracts were made for
electrical equipment and work was in progress
when tho resolution to rescind was intro
duced II was claimed, too, that the cost Of
dition of the streets made it impracticable in
the case Of the lexington road.
Action on the resolution to revoke the per-
mits was postponed in the Senate on &C.
count Of Mr.. Edmunds' absence, but mean
while there was from time to time some
sion Mr.. Vest declared that Congress had
condemned the entire system of overhead
wires. He contended that overhead wires are
dangerous to human life and he had read &C
counts OF deaths produced by such wires. he
said that such considerations alone ought to
prevent the erection Of overhead electric wires:
that the preservation Of human life should b
above the interests Of corporations, above the
value of money.
The resolution reported BY the Senate COM
mittes appears, however, never TO have been
called mp afterwards, the Senate evidently
considering that the prohibition a@ainat
overhead wires inserted in the appro-
pxistion bills was sufficient for the time, but
subsequently,, when 1t wac proposed to extsnd
the lexington line, the Senate expressed it,
sentiments BY prohibiting the uss of the oyss-
bead wires on the extension.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-28
STRONG AND SUBSTANTIAL.


"The writer was in charge of the execution
Of the contract at the site Of the work and ca
certify that the structure is in accordance with
the approved plans and specifications and that
1t Is a strong and substantial bridge.
"In regard TO the substructure the writer a
personal knowledge has been derived from
close observation during the past six years
including the tearing out of portions Of the
masonry and the pointing up of the entire
exposed surface. The masonry Is a rough
class of rubble, but is apparently well bonded
and substantial The submarine defects noted
by the diver in the report marked Exhibit b
have been constantly borne in mind and the
following pertinent extract from INV annual re-
port for the year ending June So 1892 is
here transcribed: About the middle OF NAV.
1892, evidence Of break in the masonry of pier
No. was noted for the first time The crack
extends on both faces Of the pier from
the top to the water edge and across the
coping. 1t has remained without increase
since Its first discovery and no alarm il felt as
to its serious moment, but ii is deemed advis-
able to here renew the recommendation made
In the report of 1859 that these piers be
properly protected with riprap where the ex-
animation shows its advisability'
The estimates submitted for the fiscal year
1884 included provision for this work II is
to be regretted that the amount carried by the
District Of Columbia appropriation bill as il
passed the House OF Representatives was re-
duced by the omission Of this and other items"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-28

FANS
Hand painted Gauzs Pans. with carved s.icks
100. 81 80. -. co. "a 90 and 50 90
Ostrica feather Pans. white. black. blue and
gray. with pearl. tortoise shell or ivory sticks
SAW. s. ". slO- o. 70 s25 90
L-re f4as. black and white. with ebony or bone
500. 60 90. slo. 90 and sl2o 90
'is' -llth 81. building.
JEwELRY.
H.iI orn.Ensn'.. In real shell. starting silver and
sos. 70 sd
suel Pins. gold and silver
-SOr. ~ e.
Starring silver vina,grsessa
-s3 and 81
Brooches. roll plate and sterling silver.
-Joc- 70 So
Mech Chains. starting silver and roll plass.
-Soc- 70 e. 30
Br.oslsts. roll pls.e and sterling elvs
ust eoor- lltA st. bldg
fERFUMERIES
Fnsud's Triple EItr.ct lila. do Ersness
i oz-d5e-
w&Ls Triple EItrActs all the popular odora
2oz.. 6sc .4ox. Ell
Lundbarxs Ex;rActs or. 5oc or ssc.
CEirsi 81 building
MES.s NrEDFuE
Blsos satin and White Lawn Club Ties. TIE issss,
ssr full dr.s.
90 and 5oc.-
One handrsd styles White Lawn Bowa
-25c-
raw. and welch. M.rgstson 4 %. . knslish COL
lars and Cucs-sl the newest styles.
Evening Gl0ves-sI. -. 81 90 and e. -
Dress Shirts. all lengths sleeves.
-sloo. LIS and 81 90
Protector. 20 ls worn with evening dr.ss-silk and
ssxn-plAin AMI quilted
-s2Ooto 90 90
Studs AID Sleeve Buttons in great variety.
STirsf noor- Firs. annex
WOODWARD 4 LorHRoP
loTH urH AND SITS. NV.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1893-06-13

The Handsome Church Presented to the
Pope by the Faithful.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1893-06-13
The Da11es Daily Chronicle.
JUBILEE MEMORIAL.

The Handsome Church Presented to the
Pope by the Faithful.
Probably the most appropriate of the
many presents given to Pope Leo in
celebration of his episcopal jubilee is
the memorial church of st. Joachim, in
Rome. The pope, it is said, encouraged
the project, because he believes the
erection of churches is commendable
thing in itself, and also because it
would furnish work for the masons and
builders of Rome, who are suffering
from the prevalent depression in their
arts. The church is certainly worthy
of place among the splendid archi-
tectural monuments of the Eternal city,
and is suitable commemoration of
pontiff who is one of the most remark,
able figures of contemporary Europe.
Rome was completely given over to
the celebration of the jubilee, with
which the italian government did not
interfere in. the least. The original idea
was to celebrate the occasion with an
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1893-06-13
CHURCH OF ST. JOACHIM.

exhibition, but this was abandoned in
favor of the pilgrimages, because only
about five years had passed since a SIM
liar exhibition was held, and because it
was expected that the contributions of
the pilgrims would do much to help out
the papal finances, which are said to be
in anything but iourishing condition.
The memorial church is dedicated to
the pope's patron saint, his baptismal
name being Joachim. 1t was on Feb
ruary 10, 1s43, that Leo's conservation
as a bishop took place, and it was the
fiftieth anniversary of this event that
was commemorated.
The oasis., 1893-10-05
statehood Convention.
RoOSIs OF STATEHOOD COMMITTEE,
 PHGNIx. Arizona, Sept. 5.lS93. !,

ROOSIS OF STATEHOOD COMMiTIEE.
 PHRNIx. Arizona, Sept. I9.le9S.
 A territorial statehood convention is hereby called to assemble in the city of phrnix on the 2sth day of November, 1893. to adopt such meas ures as may seem appropriate to se- cure the admission of Arizona as a state and to select q suitable number of delegates to advance such cause be- fore congress.
 The convention will consist of sew enty members apportioned as follows; Apache county 6, Coconino I. Cochise $, Graham 6, Gila I, Maricopa 10, Mo have I. Pima 10, Pinal (, Yayapai 8, and Yuma l.
 Each county will select it's dele gates to such convention in the man. ner it may deem advisable. It is ear ncstly hoped that the vital interest involved will insure the active cooper ation of the entire people of the ter rit0ry.
 Signed: j. w. Evans, A. C. Baker, Wm. Christy N Q. Murphy. Henry E. Kemp. Jerry NIilIay. ". T. Smith, Frank Cox, E, H. Hitler
 Territorial papers please copy.
The oasis., 1893-10-05
AnlzoL

TIE OASIS frequently receives ec- ters of inquiry about Arizola, ano'Fs' a general answer in reply to such i.'- oulries, will say that Arizola IS a town on the Southern Pacific Railway where the Florence lrrigatlng Canal crosses tho track. Three years ago 1t was desert: today there is a railway sta tion at which all passenger trains oi the Southern Pacific stop regularly d telegraph office. post office, an ex- press office, hotel, a store, school house. a printing office, a stock yard and chute for shipping cattle, and a thrifty and enterprising community with newspaper, TIE OASIS, to speak for them. Three years ago the spot on which Arizola stands was taken up as.desert land, for which the govern Ment was paid one dollar and twenty five cents per acre. Today town lots are selling rapidly from one hundred dollars up, aud cultivated land sur rounding the town is worth from forty to sixty dollars an acre and upward That is what has been done at Arizola in three years. Come and join in the grand work of making Arizola a pres. porous city We have the most fer tile farming land in the United States, and a health giving climate not sur passed in the world.
The oasis., 1893-10-05
A Gold Extractor.

A prospector named Taylor. work ing placers on Snake river. Idaho, has invented a machine. which he has used for some time. and which cleans up from 80 to $50 per day. The ma chine costs about s20O, and can be worked for BIO per day. The machine consists of sluice box, in the bottom of which isa row ofoycrlapping boards These boards prior to being placed in the sluice, are smeared with white lead and sprinkled with sand. Over this surface the water runs ina slow stream. The gravel reaches the sluiee through q grizzly. The gold and sand settle to the bottom and are caught on the sanded boards. After the sand and gold has accumulated they are takenup and amalgamate,l in a quick silver bath.
The oasis., 1893-10-05

The first American coins were made in England in 1912 for the Niaiuia Company.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-08-08

I'm @obnumsem otIen
40 1000 In Berlin sessnpdrtig
III Oermietbpn iein, Elm Insebot, mte
iolhss nod bel feinem Quartalmehiel
in Der 3sidsbauptftaot 3u uer;ei9nsu
espeIen lit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-08-08

9apitan Sispatrid. Sbef @urpb1.
tion am mei1ten bon Dem llnglaf be-
trofen wurbeil, auf beu Gbef Der Guss
itellungSfeuernebr. Wenu .. 8.
Burnbarn, Der Baubirettor, 8. 8.
Sfinner, Der Yrdlioent Der 6erfules
@iienperfe unb u. McD oualb, Scr
@1asmeiiter bieier @efeui4oft, frimi<
neller Sabrldlii9feit angeflo6t tperben,
10 ideint Die birefte Teranttportung fir
ben entlesliden Gerluft an Menlheue
lebett ben ebenfallS angeflagten pilfs,
feuermari9all Gbwarb Wfnrpb6 gu
trefen, benf CT ipar eS, Delder leir
Qeuten ben Befebl ertbeilte, ben Tburil
5u erfletterit, obipobl ct milen mubte,
6ab er iie oaourd benz iideren 3obe
ausleste.
@s wiro loOar bsri6tet, bab Mtur>
pbg, frog initauOiser Bitten mebrerer
NIT BEN Suueren bes @ebdu6es ners
trauter Berlonen unb trotbem bte bra>
pen 5enerlpebrleute ielbit, anselidts Der
9roBeu @efaIr, nod einen Womert
50gertem, oieielben nit ben Worten /:
so flettert bod, SIR Seislinse!4 auf
ben Tburm 9ei6ift. babe. au9 bic
Gbre, ben auf BEN Dade beS @ebdu<
bes bonn electromagnetic ~bebrobten
3apitdn Sispatrif, Der ipdter ieinen
8ertesungcu erlag, NIT ei9ener 9ebenss
gefabr alleiu gerettet gu babeu, meld)e
MurpbD beanlprndt, miro inn BON
oeri4iebenen Seiten ftreitis 9enladt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-08-08
gDerrette goroap.
Cine ti.iti8s Gpiiuoe aus Der bIutlseu
franj6Ijden &eboIHtiou.

aIa 10. Suli mareu es 100 Sabre,
baB iid bel Mtarat, eiuem Der 6dapter
Der fran30lil9en S6reden8bcrrldaft,
Elm iungeS i9Ones Mdbhen, utter benz
Bermanb. fie babe iiber cine 8erl6p6s
rut,D iaGaen gu beridteu, Ginlab 5u
perfdaifeM muBte. Der 9ariier
Sbredeusmanu Gatte Die lluperfrore1l>
belt, Die Dame i'm 8aoe SIT empfangeu.
MabreHo nun Marat bic 0tanlen Der
aaseblid}en GeriGmorer nieberl9rieb,
ltteE ibm Ggarlotte @oroaD, oenn iie lit
e8, bon ocr mir lpre6cu, einen Ool6 in
bic Bruit, Marat itarb bal6 barauf,
Die Mi0roerin aber fol9te ben lie per-
baftenoen Seamten rubi9 uno ltols in
bas @~eidusuiB.
Charlotte GOrbaD b'gtrmans par anl
q. Suli 1868 III ct. Saturtn bel
Gaeu seboren. Sbwobl aus altabelis
gem @eldlsd)t itamncuO, bate iie li@
bod begeiiiert ben S}beeu Der 3epos
luton 5a9e!uanot. Sls jeoof Die &C.
mdbt9teren Gironriilen seitilr5t lpurOen
muo 6ie 1erroriiteu Die Sberbalio 9ez
uattnell, %eutitau0 III Dem etlpaS iibers
reistcn 0cDlrn Der l6onen S9wdrme-
rim Der @eeanfe, i9r Yatsrlanb our6
oen Weoro cities Der SlutmGnaer pom
Safpbiucrtinb, Warat ODER 9tobes>
pierre, 81, retten. sic reiite, nod ulls
l6liliia iiber bas 3iel ibres Stables,
rad) Yaris, uub bier fiel ibr unmittel>
bar uad) ibrer Infuift elm Slatt 6eS
bon Mtarat beralis9egebenen nAmi du
peuple" iii Die 6ano, in Dem Der
S6redlidc i6rieb, cs mii6teu nod
200, 1000 30pfe fallen, I'M Die Hepolu<
tiou Su polleuocu. 0aS entl9ieb-
WQrot tpuroe ihr Spier.
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Wu6leme Mrntco @olbe.

Dts befs Salbe Der HeIt fas S9nitte, 0netf4un.
stIprunstne Sdnbt, Efpabsnisn unb aIs SsEnifranf,
better; fnrtrt 9dmctsbotbtn ober tetns Bstabiuns.
Bbatee 8utrtebentstt ~sarautirt pber has @fIb utrt
Baradtritattet. % Gents BITE S@a6leI. 3Hm gertaui
Dtsieiaie.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-08-08

gen, bic fif nun BON iibernu Der bdufen,
fid ais Wchrbeit ertpeilen, 70 lit bieier
35jdbriee @eitiale, Der i1on 1878 In
Chicago Der DottOrgrob ernorben babea
milf, Elm 8 aiienmSrber, etn metbooil1
p~or9ebenber @iftmii@er.
Go iei geld bier gum 8orans be,
merit, 0ab Meber iid in Der l1nterlud,=
uassbait be.rdgt, als oh i'm bic game
Sade nidts angelic unb jeoe ausfunft
Dermei9ert.
MfeDers Snltem mdre, mad Der Dars
telling eiHes Detrotter Gorrelponben.
ten, bas fol9euoe 8etpelen: @obalb CT
fid ir9eaowo nieberlieB, inierirte er,
oaB CT ein Dieuitm6bGaen nStbig babe.
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