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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-01-26
scHuLTEs WONDERFUL MEMORY

In List Of Five Thousand Postofices
Es Fails to Locate olly Fourteen.
George Schultz, Jr, returned yester-
day from Harrisburg. where on Tues
day he took the annual examination
required Of railway postal employees.
The examination was conducted by
Chief Clerk Frederick Gore.
Mr. Schultz passed a brilliant exam
ination, failing to locate but fourteen
postoffices in . list OF 5000 on which he
was examined. This examination usu
ally requires six hours time, but Mr..
Schultz completed it in four nours and
forty minutes,
He has been a postal clerk on the
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
railroad between this city and North
cumberland for the past four years.
His home is in the Tenth ward OF this
city.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-01-26
A PARDON FOR JOHN SHERIDAN.
State Board of Pardons Recommends 9
That One Be IIsued to Him

State Board of Pardons Recommends
That One Be I,susd to Him.
A letter was recsived yesterday by
Attorney r. ]. Beamish from the secrs-
tary OF the state board of pardons in
forming him that John Sheridan had
been recommended for pardon.
\ Sheridan was member OF the fam
Gus dead line gang Of Bellevue and
about six years ago was convicted, with
com panion named Fitzpatrick. Of
having committed highway robbery
on the person of Patrick Winn. Both
were sentenced to ten years imprison-
ment by Judge Hand. For more than
year Attorney Beamish has baen
working for pardon for Sheridan and
the matter to tho board Of pardons
several times.
Mr.. Beamish also received informa
tion to the effect that the matter OF q
pardon for Wallace Snow. whom he re-
presented. had been held under indorse.
Jnent by the board, Snow was con-
victed OF completely in the robbery Of
Speneer's pay Office at Dunmore aud on
May 8. 1892 was sentenced to three
years imprisonment In the eastern psnl :
Tertiary
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-01-26
ENDsaVoRsRS ENTERTAIN WELL.
Penn Avenue Church the Scene Of q
Pleasant Evening.

. WIN nNsuue SuuIcn tn0 OCene Oh u
Pleasant Evening,
The Young Peoples Society Chris
tian EIdeavor Of the Penn avenue
Baptist church gave an Entertainment
In the lecture room of the church last
evening.
The programme opened with a piano
duet by Misses Bartholomew and
Smith The next number was solo,
THE Dream of Memory" by Miss
Josie Richards. who rendered it in a
very pleasing manner The Second
Presbyterian church orchestra rend.
cred very pleasing number. after
which Misses Grace and Anna Rose
sang a duet entitled Land of the
Swallow" in their usual excellent man
ner.
Edwin Williams. Fred. Koshler and
Frank Fillmore gave a composite dscla,
nation, responding to an encore. Two
members Of the orchestra, Mis- Clara
Long, violin, Miss Smith, piano, rem
dered fine selection.
A fifteen minute social followed O
few remarks by the president, Mr.
Lacey.
The second part of the programme
was opened by the orchestra, after
which Watson Browning gave humer.
Gus recitation, entitled "A Spelling
School," which created much laughter
After selection by the orchestra
brought the entertainment to close.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-01-26
GOOD sKArINc AT LAKE ARIEL.
Many scrRntonians Visit the Lake Dali
and Enjoy the Elns los.

Many scrantonians Visit the Lake Daily
and Eujoy the Fins Ics.
The smoothe ice which now covers
Lake Ariel attracts many persons from
this vicinity and every day tue CLASSY
surface is covered with skatsrs and ics
boats. Although the placid lake. sur
rounded by its innumerable cool and
sequestsred hooks, presents delight.
full summer scene. there is not the
fascination about it that characterzes
it's Winter garb. and lovers of outdoor
winter sports cannot find more con-
genial place to spend an afternoon or
evening than by gliding along itS
frozen bosom. nor more pleasant music
can be heard than the ring Of the steel
runners as one glides along, breathing
the bracing winter air
Any person wishing to spend an
afternoon and evening at Ariel can do
so by taking the afternoon train on tho
Erie & Wyoming VALLEY railroad
which leaves scranton at $3.50, and re-
turning leaves the lake at about $50
o'clock.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-01-26
FISK IUBlLsE SINGERS.

Most Of the Original Company Will Be
Here Tuesday.
A good many people think they have
heard the Fisk singers whon nev heard
them at all, as one or two former mem.
Oers of the organization have started
up Jubilee singers' Of their own.
The company which will be here next
Tuesday evening, however, has in it six
of the members who made the famous
tour Of the world, and the reports of
their concert work in neighboring
cities are full OF praise The Young
Mems Christian association committee
are encouraged at the interest already
manifested by the demand for seats,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-01-26
CHARLES EuLls As COUNT caspaR.

The Popular German Comedian De-
lights Good SEED Houas.
There was Il good sized audience at
the Academy of Music last evening
when Charles T. Ellis presented Count
Caspar." Mr. Ellis singing was admir-.
able, and his numerous solos were en-.
Enthusiastically enc red
The supporting company was first
class. Miss Florie OBrisn and little
Matte Grier captured the audience by
their remarkably clever and lligent
acting. The production was first class
in every respect.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-01-26
Beadleston & Woerz's and Ballantine's
Ales are the best. L. j. MALsH, agent, %
L&ckAwanna avsnnO. ~

Nh JOSEPH LowrNBERe has bought Mr..
Thomas Francke's drug store, at the cor.
ner OF Washington avenue and Spruce
street. Mr.. Loweuberg is graduate OF
the Philadelphia College Of Pharmacy Of
ten years experience The store will be
kept well stocked with pure drugs medi.
cines, perfumery, toilet and fancy arti.
cles Physicians prescriptions and family
recipes carefully compounded.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-01-26
HE BRIDE OF a MONTH.
Mrs. Nsllis Jacq1os, of Scott Township
Wants a Divorce

Mrs Nellie Jacq los, Of Scott Township,
Wants Divorce
Testimony was taken before Judge
Archibald in cham bers last evening in
the divorce case of Mrs. Nellie Jacques
against Winfield Jacques.
Mrs. Jacques is prepossessIug young
woman who resides In Scott township
In February, 1891. at the earnest re-
quest of Winfield jacques she cou-
sented to change her name from Nellie
Scott to Mrs Jacques.
On April l following their marriage
Jacques deserted his wife and his pres
ent whereabouts are unknown.
Mrs. Jacques desires to again assume
the name OF Scott.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-01-26
ROBERT BURNS NIGHT
CaledOlianS Commemorate the Anniversary
Of DISTINGUISHED Poets Birch.
The BANQUET AT The WYOMING

Colonel Filzsimmons' Eloquent Trib-
ute TO the Memory Of Robert Burns.
Other Toasts Responded to by Rev.
Dr. Mcleod, Judge Edwards, W. T.
Smith, Professor Phillips, Captain
Morris and John Peacock--lnspir-
ing Music.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-01-26
The ESCAPE FROM LIBBY.
Detroit Free Prss Says II Has Much Il.
Renuity Of Plot.

Dstrolt Free Pree Says II Has Much l.
Renuity Of Plot.
Tickets are selling very rapidly for
the amatusr production Of "The
Escape from Libby" which will be
produced at the Academy of Music
next Tuesday and Wednesday evenings
for the benefit of the Board Of Associ-
ated Charities.
Regarding the play. the Detroit Free
Press says: THE Escape from Libby
is drama Of much ingenuity of plot.
intense in its heart, interest aud thrill =
ling in its climaxes. RoscoI Whit
mans Harry Estes is virile, manly, in
tense, winning in triumphs without un
worthy device and holding steadily to
the highest plane of artistic endeIvor, !"
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For Sale at a Bargain.

Two SO.foot quartered oak counters, one
25.foot quartered oak wall case, one l2-
foot show case, five oak tables and chairs,
and all other furniture In the store at 222
Wyoming avenue, Y. NJ. c. A. building
Inquire at Frank Meyers Office. ~
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clerk and clerk to the chief of police,
and providing for their appointment
and fixing their salaries. passed first
second readings An ordinance provid-
ing for purchase of a horse for Nay
Aug Hose company passed third read
ing,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-01-26
ooA wvomIng Avanna

Guernsey Bros. have leased the store at
224 Wyoming avenue, where they will To-
cate on April lst aud will continne their
wholesale and retail business of selling
pianos and organs OF the best makes.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-01-26

The pictures which have excited the ad.
miration OF 80 many people may be had at
The TRIBUNE Off CO today. The demand
was SO great that the supply was ex.
hausted but thousand are row ready
for distribution.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-01-26
DIED

FULLER Edward G. Fuller. Jan. 95, 1894.
Funeral Saturday, Jan. 27 :at o'clock p
H. IRON his late residence, S4j Monroe
avenue. Relatives and friends invited,
lnterment private.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-01-26
The Fiar slnrara.

THE ORIGINAL COMPANY COMES THIS
TINE. LoUDIN IS WITH THEM. 1t is won
dsrful music. Wild. weird, soul stirring.
Tickets are 80 cents at Y. NJ. c. A. ~
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-01-26
AN old Citizen DEAD
E. G. Fuller Passes Away Peacefully at His
Monroe Avenue HOm9.
Death DUE 70 HEART Disease
He Was One OF the Foremost of Poll
ticians and Business Men of the
City and Had Been identified with
the interests Of Scranton and the
Wyoming Valley All His Life--Sketch
of His Life.

E. C.Fuller. one OF the veteran busi-
ness men Of the city Of Scranton, and
the Wyoming Valley. died at so
o'clock last evening. at his home on
Monroe avenue, after protracted i'll ..
ness Mr.. Fuller had bsen ailing for
some time past, but for the past seven
weeks his condition was much worse,
and during the last three weeks he was
confined to his bed. The last twenty
four hours of his life were spent in un.
conciousness. Death was due to heart
trouble.
In November last Mr.. Fuller went to
Philadelphia and entered hospital
where he was treated by DR.. Pepper
After returning home he felt much
better and considered his health much
improved He is survived by three
sons. Charles r, Edward L.. and
James A, Fuller. His wife. Mrs. Ful
Ter, preceded him In death by one year,
SKETCH OF HIS CAREER.
Edward Charles Fuller WAS born at
Wyoming, Luzsrne county. Juue 3,
1926 He was educated in the Wyom
ing seminary and when he had com.
pleted his education he learned the
rope making trade with his father, and
afterward acted as salesman for his
fathers wares throughout this section
Of tho state. After acting rs salesman
for couple OF years Mr.. Fuller went
to Baltimore, Nd, where for two
years he was clerk at Bar
NUNS hotel. then one of the
leading hostelries Of the south. Return.
ing home he studied pharmacy under
DR.. Throop and was later associated
with the doctor. as partner in the drug
business The partnership WAS dis
solved and Mr.. Fuller opened drug
store in Hawley in'1S5l In 1852 he
removed to Scranton again and has
since resided here. Ia the same year
he embarked in the drug business 303
LackawanDa avenue under the firm
name Of l. S and E. g. Euller, continuing
ut the sams stand until four years ago.
In 1860 he was elected school controller,
which position he occupied d nun Der
of years, being treasurer of the board
for some time.
ENTERED THE PosToFFICE.
On May 16. 1881, Mr.. Fuller took
charge of the Scranton postoffice, be-
ing President GArfeld's appoin tee. He
continued in his official posi- tion un del
President Arthur, and was succeeded
by q. W. Connolly. Iu 1890 he wst
elected city assessor. retiring in 1898,
but remaining in the office as clerk TO
the present board. Mr. Fuller was Il
director and treasurer of the Lacka.
wanna hospital since its organization,
and was president of the Dunmore
Cemetery association since it was Or
ganized. He was also one of the char
ter members of the First Presby yterian
church.
Mr.. Fuller was man who always
had kind word for his fellow men
and was of a jovial and comp .nionable
nature. He always took An active ir-
terest in politics and was among the
foremost leaders of the Republican
party.
Mr.. Fuller was united in marriage tc
Miss Helen Ruthven, of Wyoming, Oh
Jan. ., 1919.
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Gine 8eatfertisuus.

Die n5reie YreKe" bate BON bem
Musipru9 bes Germ Mrtbur Springer
gegen bic 6rembgeborenen Dor Der re-
publifanii6en 2iga in 9allas, ME er
in Der Dallas unb @alpefon vyleps"
beri9tet worben mar unb tuogegen bic
9euti9en in 9allas protel eingelegt
batten, Noti3 genommen unb giebt nun
germ benz folgen6en, an bic nNorb Ses
ras prefe" ieitens bes Serrn Sprin=
ger geri6teten S9reiben 3aum, bas
t9 BON ielbt erfldrt 9err Springer
fdreibt:
WDaen Sic bic Sreunoli9teit ba>
ben, mir ettpas &aum fir cine grfIGs
rung aI g6nnen. Ser 8eridt iiber
meine neuli6e &ebe bor benz republic
fanii6en Club in Dallas, pie berielbe
in Der sNeps" gema@t, fiist mir eine
sroBe ungere6tisfeit 5u. Sd babe
awsi geriu6e sur &idtisltellung Der
Sbaiia6en in Der rgemS" sema9t.
iebo6 obne grfolg; ferner babe i9
bic Nngelegenbeit in Der @taatstons
BENTON Der republifaniiden 2iga ees
fern erfldrt, aber bieler She'll Der 0ers
banblungen uurbe in benz 8eri6te Der
vNen8" boll ftdnbig ausgeIaHen. Sd
babe ME iul@e 8emerflnsen, pie Der
vyems" angefiibrt, gema6t unb es lit
mir ME eiugefallen, mid in ollgeneis
men 8ebGiligfeiten gegen unIere frem6s
geborenen Mtitbiirger gu ersebeu. sd
babe ausbriidli9 in meiuer 4nipra6e
bemerft, baB piele Sauienbe unierer
frembseborenen Mitbiirser au Sen be-
ften geb0ren, bic mir babeu, unb bic
ein3ise tritii9e 8eurtbeiIung, bic i9
mir erlaubte, mar gegen bic nieberen
alaRen Der pOlen, llngarn, Staliener
unb Slowaten geri6tet, obsleidb i'd
anertenne, bab aud iebr CUTE 2eute
| li6 unter ben @ingetpanberten bisier
gtationen belinben.
IS best Niemanb cine sr0Bere N6.
tung Dor Der Sntellisen3 unb Mdnns
li6teit Der Seuti6s 9lmeritaner. aIs i9,
unb ib boife, baB bieielben mid ni6t
nod einem parteiii9en unb unri9ti.
gen 3eitungsberi6te beurtbeilen, mel.
der ni6t einmal meineu Namen rid,
tig bra6te.
N6tung8poll
artbur Springer
Sort g8ortb, ID. SUM- 1894.
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10. 6 pitsL.

SIT mein Miann i4on suriidses
ts)rt 2"
Disle Srase ri6tete Sneebors fife
9enOen 9ltbem8 an oaS WtQ0Acn, oas
9efommen mar, ibr 3i Offnen.
.Sawobl, Srau DoftOr," lautete bic
antwOrt. nslber if) CLAUDE, ser 0err
mill nidt 9eit0rt lein; benn ih borte,
pie er binter ii9 BEN S6liillel in Der
9bGr 6es 2lrbeitssimmers umorebte.
llebrisens LIT ba au6 etpas fir bic end>
0ise 5rau abge9eben luorben, ein fleiueS
Padet nit einem if6nen @ruB pon benz
Serrm RrOfe1or @allrotb. Der 6err
YrofeliOr iei aus @ieu 3uriidgefebrt,
unb in bem Padet befanoe li1 eine
lleberrai6uns fir bic 9nabise Srau. 4"
.Gs LIT gut ia9te Sn9eborg. sd
banfe s9bnen! @eben Sie ieet nur
lpieSer in Die Slide, unO ri9ten Sie,
lpenn es 3eit LIT, fir lneinen Wtann bas
Mbenbeden an. SD werbs porausfi6t.
lid erit iebr lpdt Suriidfommeli."
sic ipiinidte bas MidS6en gu snt.
ierneu benn lie bate ibres Mtannes
llebsrrod auf benz @an9e bdn9en isben,
nno blisi6nell mar ibr Elm @ebanfe
bur6 ben Sinn gefabren, 3u beIlen
Nusfiibrun8 fie teine Sefunbe perlieren
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sSemc fleimem gtebe,

bic @ieren, f4etben aus benz Dura fe tincurd palfi
renb:n 8lute bic nnreinisteiten aus, beren iliess
lt@e abletuns aus benz a6rper bur@ bic glaie er
fOlst. gerbdnsnibppa iinp bic GsfuItate eirer etU=
duns ter Meren.Bunttonea. Nabtn seb6ren Wafz
ieriuHt 8rtsbtf&e Nterentrantbeit, 3udertrantbe,i
unb aae 9etben, wel4e bic Gpritufen senannte,
&rantbett tnb. Softctter'S Wasenbitters rest bi.
Rereu our GbdtSteit an, pte fetn anberes, ntt ma
zen @elesen Der mebiSiuti&en EenI&aft prdpartrteS
altobplbalttses Sttmulanmitel bies ,u tbun permaa
gestere rei5eu bios, ba8 Bters lect tbuen aeIinSe
9a4bllfe 5ur Grfhnuns ib,er Gvnttionen, inbem es
ipirb fur bic seb6rise Getnisuus bes BIutes unb
glei&5eitis fir bic Grbaltuns Der su bieiem 3tped
6ienenben Srsane .sefcrst. MaIurfa, GsrFopiuns,
ssberletben, 0.rpeftdt, Dpspepiie unb &beumatiss
mus pereen sranblt4 rurirt Dur4 ba8 8iterS, pede8
lberbies in sutrdslier gBetie ben Gppettt ret BEN
@eiammts OrsaniSmuS ittmuIirt unb seluuben Sdblaf
bef0rbert. Daan sebrau6e eS reselmdbts unb niat
nur selesentIid.
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bunten @eb0I3en unb &oniferen gu,
Qusfellung gelangen. Ser Sag bel
| @r0ffnung, bic I'M lebten Drittel bee
Suni erfolgen fou, 1T BON bem Gin
treten Der 3toienbliitbe abbdng'g uni
tpiro re6t3eitig betannt gegeben mer.
ben, bic 2(us iteQunl bleibt bann big
in ben September. big uoes Som.
/ mers leBte &ole" blibt, ge6ffnet. Di'
gan5e 3eit binbur6 tperben &on5erte
in oem nit mebreren Wirtbi9aften
ausgeItatteten 4usfellungsparf itatt.
finben.
= 9ie bon benz @entralz zNus19uB
aur 50roerung Der Sugenbs unb Bolts
SpieIe in Seuti6ianb fur bic @tuben.
ten Der llniberiitdt Berlin eingeridtes
ten eriten SpieIs@urie baben aablrei6e
Betbeilignng gefunben, ,ba etna 120Stus
oirenoe aller Jafultdten unb aus ben
beri6ieben item 0erbinbuugen beraus
oaran tbeilnebmen merben. 8or eini.
gen 3a9en fanb i'm llniperfitdtsgebdubc
cine Ser Iammlung Der 5beilnebmer
tatt, in tpel6er Der 8orlibenbe bes
Central sNusf6uiieS, Ibseorbneter bon
96enfenborff, auf bic 8ebeutung bies
les 8orgebens binlpies unb einen mar.
men Nppell an bic 5tubirenben ri6tete,
li9 i'm eigenen uno i'm paterldnbif6en
Sntereife Dieier 8emesuns bauernb ans
auf9lieBen. 9aruuf ipra6 56ulratb
Or. euler iiber bic gel1i6tli9e @mt.
Didlung Der Spiele in Deutl6lanb
unter belonberer 8etonung, intpiemeit
bic afabemii6e Sugeub bieran nitge.
pirtt babe uno nod seseutpdrtis baran,
menn aud in geringerem umfange, nit
lpirte. @n6lid duBerten Ii9 bic bel.
ben Setter Der Gurie, pribatbocent Dr.
Neinbar6t unb Oberlebrer 6einrid,
iiber bic Wlrtung Der GpieIe aug ber
@rfabrung beraus. ioipie iiber bic @inz
ri9tung Der @urle ielbft. Sebem bies
Ter Setter tDerben brei Derren belfenb
CUR Seite itebsn, bic ben 2ebrers@olles
glen ber 8erliner b0beren 9ebranftal>
ten angebOren unb nod benz Wunlbe
bes ltus=Minifers oom Yropinaial.
f6al : 9ollesium fur bic uebungsaeit
pom nnterri6t bespenfrt inb. Sober
Der Sbeilnebmer iibt in amei Wo9em
brelnal w06eHtli6 auf bem plaBe gu
Sd0nbolbt bel Berlin. gorgenoms
men tperben bic 2aufipieIe: Greilauf,
S6lagbal, 59leuoerbaa unb Sup
blll; &ubeipiele: @reifbaQ, eSag6s
bah unb bic oolfStbimli6en uebungen:
Sistoswerfen, Speerperfen unb Stein.
ftoBen.
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- Die gutIarbung Ser Gdlider,
tpel6e bon 5amburg aus 9roBe Mens
gen na9gema6ter ensIii6er un6 ame>
ritanii9er 8antnoten i'm lmlauf geiebt
batten, TT Der gbrli9feit nnb umfi1t eis
nes 0errn S6mabe gu berbamfen, tpele
der atpeiter Offi3ier auf benz Oampfer
rNugia" Der 9amb .sNmerif. sDampfs
i9ifffabrtsgeieai@aft lit. SbieB, Der
9auptfdli6er, bate 9errn S9mabe
groBe Summen @elbes beripro9en,
ipenn er falibe Noten i'm llmIauf ieben
mollte.
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mollte. SObalo lie ld) nnbea1tet
uuBte, elite iie auf ras alcioungsitid
gu lnO griff baitig in Die duBere Seiten=
taid)e. Sire 0offnung bate lie ni6t
setaul l6t; oenn cl1Ber cinem fniitern.
ben, 3ulammengebolten Gapier fiiblte
iis eineu Darten, ruuben @egenltanb
amil6en ben 6insern, ben iie i9on bel
fliidti9iter 8etra6tung als bas 5ur
Salfte seleerte @laS init Dem ipeiBen
Pulper erfanute.
Sie bars sen 6uuo in i6rer Tal9e.
Das Bapier bate le erlt ahtlos bel
Seite merfen wollen; Der eisentbiimz
li6e itarfe Quit aber, Der Don linn aus
itr0mte, ma6te iie balb piber ibren
Willen aufmerflam nno faltete es aus
chamber.
nNb, Die @rbdrmli9e!4 murmelte lie,
ais iie Die luenigen 3eilen iiberflosen
bate, init benen es bei6riebeu mar.
pgiun merbe i1 iic mabrlid ni6t ldnser
idonen."
sic bars oas 8illet, Oeiieu Gsrni9s
tung Nrtois in oielen 2a9eu b66fter
@rresun9 uerldumt baben muBte, ebenz
fails uno oerlieB, obne baB Tie uerlu6t
h6tte, ibren Wfann 3n ipre6en, Die
WObnung.
8rofellor Wallrotb sims eben, anz
ideiueu0 lebr iibellaunis, in ieinem
Simmer auf unb nieber, ais er feline
Todter eintreten fab.
rgtun, @ott lei Oanf, enblib etmas
ansenebmes !" rief er, inben feline uere
orieBli6e Wtiene ii6 erbsllts. y@eibt
On audi, baB i'd i6on oarauf uub
oaran mar 5l Dir 3u fomneu, tnein
9ino? Oenn Die lleberral6una, aui
bic i'd Mid bier BET meiner porSeiti9en
Niidfe9r gefreut bate, lit mir griinoli6
Oeroorbeu lporben. @oitI leibet unter
einem 10 abideuli6en Wtisraneanfal,
oaB i'd iie nod ni9t einlnal 3u @elidt
befonmen fonnte. 9lber ipie liebit Dn
oenn aus, Snsebors? llnO mas balt
Du mir beun ba mitsebra6t ?"
Sie bielt ibm baS @las nit Dem Yuls
per. entse9en unO fra9te: nWas lit oas,
yater? Sd bite Did: iage mir aufs
ri9tig, mas bas iit?"
,Sa, liebes Stub, 0as lpiro permuth.
lid lebr l6mer leir," meinte er, auf'S
@euBerite permunoert iiber oeu erre9ten
1on ibrer @orte u@iue Mnalple auf
ben eriten 8lif Oiirfte ielbit ben1 tiifs
tighten ebelnifer ui6t lei9t fallen. 9lber
i1 fann es ia periu6en."
@r l6iittete etpaS BON benz meiBen
Gal5e III ben 9anoteller, priifte es init
gHgen uuo 0taIe nnh bra6te oann nit
Der 6in9eripise porli6tis Elm wenis oas
BON auf bic 3unae.
sNb, rief er banu, bies gebeimuiB<
polls Buluer lollte eigentlid gtiemanb
beHer fennen als Du, liebe 3neeborai
Us lit ia ni6tS Nnberes ais oas muuz
oertbdti9e neue Seilmittel, bas fiinIt>
li9e Gbinin, beiien 3ulammeniesuns
Oeinem beneibensmertben Manue oeS
lunsen it,"
Snsebors bate ausenl6einli6 cine
anoere Nusfunft eripartet aber iie mar
init ibren Srasen bod nod nidt 3u
Cube.
n3ann bieles Mfittel unter llmitau,
ben aud i6abli6 auf einen 3ranfem
tpirfen, 8ater ?"
nWenn es ibm in ju GROCER Msnse
perabrei9t lptrb, setpib! I"
rNnsenommell, man l9iittete oen
Snbalt Oieies @laies in eime Slaibe,
pelde etlpa orei (TBl0fiel uoll @affer
entbdlt, nnb man sdbe eimem S9mer>
franfen einen @Bl0ffel uoa bon Ser 00e
Jung Elm, ipas wiirbe bic Sofse fit ibn
iein ?"
.@iuc ianfte @rlOluus BON leinem sei>
ben, mein ainOl DEM lol9e Dofs
miiroe oolltommen binrei9en, ielblt
etnen @einnben an Serjldbmuns iter,
ben gu laiien."
(Gortiebuns folst).
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-06-19
@amlnitiae mme aomtraftprem

MAIDEN mir auf bic alte bepdbrte gaus
Bodybuilding BON @b. Stepes &
g ne aufmerfiam, bic bebeutenoe
Nuantitdten bon DoraiigIi9ep 8aubols
uub grOBe 8orrdtbe bon Sbiiren, 6ens
fern, Saloulien, S6in6eln, @ilen.
waaren, wie S6loRer, gtdsel. 6arben
&c. oil 9anb baben. gtieoerlasen am
Observation-Disclosures unb am Snuiet
8eleiIe in Der Olt Commensurate.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-06-19
Salbe Jabrpreiie mad n6rbli@en
Nuuften.

Die International gabn mirb am
%. SUM- 8illete fur bic Stnreiie nod
81. 2ouis, 9annibal. &anias gitp,
st. Soiepb, Moberlp unb Sisbee,
Wo.; Nt6iion unb Sunetion Gitp.
&anias; unb @airo. Sls., aur 6dlfte
bes GabrpreiIes, plus 81, Derfaufen.
Wegen ndberer @in3elbeiten penbe
man fd on
3. S. Brice
u. 6, .. u.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-06-19

9ln Der Dritten unb W1artins
Strabe tpirb iid bic Camden Street
Christian Church @emein6e cine Stride
bauen. Sas @runbfiid 1T BON ber
ytrs. 8. 3. Gbams gef6entt tporben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-06-19
Smaleus slrntea salbe,

Die beFs Salbs ber Wtli far G&nttte, 0net&un.
sen, geiauhre Fteber' unb Saut' Hnsf4Ias, Sleten,
selprnueene 9dnbe, GrDfbeulsu unh ade Sauttrants
ssttsn; turtrt Samerrbotben pber tstne Gesabluns.
Soatee 8utrtebsnhett saranttrt obsr tas Sch wtrb
snrn6esitattet. 25 @entS bic S4o&tel. Bum 9erfaui
@toIsfale