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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-05-28

The story of the death struggle of the
little column Of Englishmen that Loben-
gula's Matabole warriors swallowed up
can't be told too frequently. The following
are the words of one of the savage officers
who led in the attack: 81, Machasha, in
duna of the lnSuku regiment, tell you these
things. We We're &, 900 men against your
"a, They rode into the track and linked
their horses in u ring and commenced "A
heavy fire upon Us, and our men fell fast
and thick. We opened fire upon them and
killed all their horses. Then they took to
cover behind their horses bodies and killed
us just like grass. We tried to rush them.
Twice we tried, but failed After Il time
they did not fire so much, and we thought
their ammunition was getting short.
Then, just as we were preparing to rush
again, they all stood up They took off
their hats and sang We were so amazed
to see men singing in the face of death we
knew not what TO do. At last we rushed.
You white men don't fight like men, but
like devils They shot us until the last
cartridge, and most of them shot them
selves with that But those who had none
left just covered up their eyes and died
without sound Child of a white man,
your people know low TO fight and how to
die. We killed n he "a. But they killed
us like grass London Exchange
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-05-28
Thoughtless Cruelty.

at surprises me that half the children
in this country do not grow up minus an
arm, said an observer of men and things.
"Do you see that woman walking with a
little child' Now notice her when she
crosses the street" At the crossing the
woman lifted the child by one arm; it dan
gled in the air, and its feet did not touch
the earth until it was across the street,
when the mother dropped it on the side
walk. "She is safely over, continued the
philosopher, with sigh of relief, "but
was afraid at one time the arm would be
wrenched from its socket. Now, that is n
sight you can witness every hour of the
day-mothers dragging children out Of
street cars, across the streets or up flight
of stairs by one arm | wonder how the
mothers would like it If u being four times
as large as themselves should suddenly
swOop down and lift them up by one arm.
I'd like to see it tried once; l just would. -
Ladies' Home Companion.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-05-28
where Are wicked Folks Buried

Tell me, gray haired SEXTON" said,
"Where in this field are the wicked folks laidi
l have wandered the quiet old graveyard
through
And studied the epitaphs old and new.
But on monument, obelsk, pillar or stone
! read no evil that men have done"
The old sexton stood by grave newly made,
With his chin on his hand, his hand on a spade.
| knew by the CLEAN of his eloquent eye
That his heart was instructng his lips TO reply;
who is the judge when the soul takes its
hight2
Who is to judge 'twixt the wrong and the
right
Which of us mortals shall dare to say
That our neghbor was wicked who died today?
In our Journey through life the farther speed
The better we learn that humanity's need
Is charity's spirit that prompts us TO find
Rather virtue than vice in the lives of our kind.
"Therefore, good deeds we record ON these
stones.
The evil that men do, let II die with their bones.
| have labored as sexton this many n year,
But have never buried bad man here"
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-05-28

To praise true merit do thou be the first,
Nor stay till others loud declare tits right.
Who waits till all commend is like the bird
Who mocks the songs of those OF greater
might.
The first loud peal of yonder deep toned bell
Is worth a thousand echoes of its tone.
The voice that loud proclaims a deed is great,
Is praise indeed, cen though it be alone.
True merit well deserves the praise of all!
And often he who does not say tits we'll,
When noble deeds are done by humble men.
Within his heart hides sin, II truth you tell.
BE slow To charge another with an act
That you yourself would never stoop to do,
Lest your own conscience sting you in the end
Should your unkind suspicious prove untrue
Give unto each his due, whate'er it be,
Nor tremble at your voice should you not find
When once you've said what honestly you
think
Your own words echoed from another mind
Florence Bailey Farnsworth.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-05-28

A river flowing 'thwart town | saw,
Where many a wharf pushed out from either
bank,
dank,
Wedged in between, whilst mid the night air
raw,
Turrets and domes doomed dimly, and the NAV
OF some huge jail uprose whose chains must
clank,
Dirgelike, mcseemed, DER roofs, set rank on
rank,
OF palace homes and cots of mud and straw.
And, 10! inverted, midst the misty night,
Their million scintillations in that wave
The city lamps reflected, all alight,
And then one boat, like TO pilot brave,
Forsook its quay and seward bent its flight,
While to its prov those spectral sparkles
clave William Struthers.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-05-28

Life at Low Telnneratnres.

There are many experiments that dem
onstratc the resistance of germs to low tenn
peraturc. Heat alone can destroy them,
and even then IL has TO go TO 100 degrees
or 1870 degrees cantigrado to be absolutely
e1licacious.
Cold, in fact, is so ineflicacious to de-
prlye certain number of animals Of life
that NJ. Raoul Pictet has been able to
treeze and then thaw out again certain
fresh water fish, such as tench and gold.
nsh. In an atmosphere of degrees to IS
degrees contigrade, and after having taken
the precaution 10 keep them one or two
days in water at zero he was able to freeze
slowly into solid mass some of the above
mentioned fish and the water they were in.
He found that on breaking portion of
the ice the fish il contained broke into fraq.
ments as though made of ice, and he then
found that by allowing the rest 10 melt
the fish remaining began TO swim about
again rs though nothing had happened.
The New York Herald thinks this curious
experiment deserves 10 be related in order
70 prove that heat and cold should not be
placed ON the same footing us methods Of
sterilization.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-05-28
BABY AND HIS CAT.
The Unwonted Sight Which Attracted All
Eyes on Crowded Street,

Che Unwonted Sight Which Attracted All
Eyes on IA Crowded Street,
The sidewalk was filled with hurrying
people. Three peddlers stood on the curb
1ne with shoelaces, another with candy, an
other with gold paint Neither looked rs
f he expected to sell anything Nobody
paid the slightest attention to them. A
man without legs came stumping over the
sidewalk. People merely hurried out of his
way. A man passed dressed in outlandish
garments advertising "A patent medicine.
Nobody looked twice at him. An old WON
an whose tangled gray hairs We're blown in
the wind shuflled feebly along, and nobody
Raw her A pair of Chinese, an Italian
woman dressed as for fete negro nearly
feet in height, Turk swaddled in turban
and baggy trousers, a drunken woman, a
man with locomotor ataxia-all passed
within a few minutes and nobody stopped
even for a moment 90 look at anybody else,
except the beggars, and they were utterly
1isregarded
Then appeared from somewhere, as if out
Of hole in the ground a child about .
years old, ragged and smeared as TO its
hands with mud and as to It's face with
traces of bread and mOlasses, besides plain
dirt. It's hair was tOusled, md its large
blue eyes were fixed straight head with all
that sweet Inconsistencies Of childhood
written of by poets In its ha ads it carried
II gray striped cat One littl. fist grabbed
the loose skin at the nape; the rther grasped
Il firmly over the hind quartz :. Each par
ricular leg Of the cat stuck on straight and
rigid. Each claw showed its lin ng curve
The cat did not appearto be u comfortable
and the child was gloriousl N conscious
Of everything but its own b by thoughts
The child was so young tina it went un-
steadily tottering down the L idGle Of the
sidewalk, with the cat held NJ in front of it
like drum majors staff
There was not one hurrying Wayfarer-
man or woman-whO did not pause and
laugh. a number stopped sAoru and fol
lowed the child as IL staggered along BY
the time the baby had travelled half a block
IL had an escort Of 20 grown parsons besides
the swarm of boys. The baby tottered
along, its magnificent gravity undisturbed,
and when breathless, bareheaded woman
came running and snatched up the young
explorer (still holding on brayely 10 the cat
each person in the crowd looked sheepish
and hurried away,,-New York Times
The custom al the funeral o. warrior ui
leading his riderless horse before the bier
is Of medieyal origin, In the old days a
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-05-28

A boon from heaven is the sunny heart
That can light those days 50 dreary
When the flesh is worn and weary
And so assuage the keenest smart.
1t may not know what the year will bring
OF gladn,s or of sorrow,
Nor what the near tomorrow
Athwart its sky at dawn may fling.
Yet meath the strain of grief intense,
Under all stress whatever,
The brave trust faileth never
That for each loss comes rccompense.
II could not play the common scold,
Fuming, complaining, earning,
And on this one string hnrping
Till tuneless, dark and cold.
God made IT for the nobler wor
OF fountains fresh unsealing
And beaut es new revealing.
Though by old beaten ways they Turk.
And its bright song, with glad refrain,
Tightening the lowliest mission,
Shall nearer bring frution
Schemes thai would paradise regain!
Springfield Republican.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-05-28
GEMS Ia VERSE.


You'll never discover now lands, my boys,
n You AWAY follow tuD beaten track.
Nou'l never stand firm on the mountain height
II you're always hnltuV and gazing bnck.
Strike ont FOR yourself, but be- sure the path
Is not Wirt with the uuNious weeds Of sin
That no shorp edged rocks 81 some deadly vice
or pitfalls Of folly be- found therein.
Choose the path Of honor and virtue. boys
And let no one tempt yuu to swerve aside;
Its guide honrl. temperance, purity, truth
who follows their guidance few dangers be
tide.
Thurc may not he wealth and fame nj the end.
But wealth ~ d fame do not constitute bliss
pure. perfect manhood and noble life
1nerc's nothing worth striving for, boys. but
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-05-28
why 4 Sing.

/ sing. Oh. what else should do
While heart keeps fresh and life keep
new,
While spirit pulses beat within,
And there are victories To VIM
! sing. Imprisoned songs grow sad.
II is their birthright TO be glad,
Their birthright 10 be free and fly,
As happy birds in air and sky,
Who nestle low or seek the stars,
But were not made for prison bars.
/ sing. Pcrchance my song will be
A song Of tender ministry.
Some listening ear may bend TO hear
Some weary heart feel life more dear,
And eveTmore the echo hold
OF what IN simplest song / told.
-Rosalie Vanderwater.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-05-28
KRKJEW SKIS
PATENT
CANE CRUSHER
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

HONOLULU IRON WORKS COMPANY.
having secured the EXCLUSIVE AGENCY for the Hawaii
an Islands the Krajewski Patent Sugar Cane Crush
er are now prepared to receive orders for the same to be
delivered IN time for the next crop.
machine, which has been invented but
been adopted number of manufacturers
especially in Cuba where it first put trial and where It
became extremely popular Nearly onehd the whole sugar
crop Cuba being made with the these
crushers crshers have also in
Indian Islands, and Louisiana tes
monials on hand.
crushers when attached mill will increase
its capacity will improve extraction:
will regulate of the mill We have three these machines
in the way For further particulars enquire at the
HONOLULU IRON WORKS CO,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-05-28
SOUND LIKE A VAIL.
APPEALS OF r4E FARMERS TOUCH
CONGRESSMAN HATCH's HEART.

uc say. ne Has Sever known such limo
o. Discomfort In Agricultural Regions.
Tbc Author ~ the Nntortiou Bin Inter-
cwed- Reelection Prospects.
Especial correspondence
! WASHINGTON, April lG.-"Thc trouble
N' this congress as with several before
st. aid Mr. Hatch uf Missouri incidcn-
- Oh q long conversation ON the agricul.
tl D. interests, "is the unwicldy majority,
Ml ch was due TO general discomfort of
ta. rcoplC. 1t is just like the cusc of the
hu Republican congress- which met De
rI Ncr, lS55 and was all winter i'm get
uut organized twas the Banks congress,
/ lcun The people had suddenly got
dis rti5licd and elected u congress ON a
bass Of general opposition, and it took a
long time for opinions To crystalline. For
tuu last 20 years or SO the people have been
growing moro and more dissatisfied as the
prices OF their products went down and
we lth slipped away from them and into
the hands of the few, but they kept ON hop
iuC for % change and voting their regular
tic' cts. At last they gave up i'm despair
and voted the revolution OF 1890. In 1892
the elected under the general name Of
Democrats a set gf men who range all the
way from high protcctionists and gold
bugs to strughtout free traders, single
taxnrs and believers in a. silver basis.
What difference is there, except perhaps
on some features Of the tariff, between
son of these and the Republicans If a
man believes i'm protection and monomet-
ulli m, why ism Z he just as much Bepub-
lical rs John sherman
Besct by Delegations.
At this point another delegation urriv-
ed, for it was in the agricultural com
mitJocs room, and letters and appeals Of
var GUS kinds were pouring in all after
nool This particular delegation came
FROM Chicago bearing another bundle Of
protests against the antioption bill In
response to an expression Of establishment
at the prolonged assault upon the commit
tee and its chairman Mr.. Hatch said:
Its just the same all day long. 1t is
now o'clock, and have not had time to
even swallow a dish Of soup since break
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-05-28
ENTERPRISE PLANNING MILL,

PETER HIGH Co, ProprIetors.
OFFICE MILL Aakea Richards Queen St. Honolulu
MOULDINGS DOORS SASH, BLINDS, SCREENS FRAMES,
TURNED AND SAWED WORK, ETC.
rp1 ppuoNps. BELL 49S
Prompt Attention to all Orders. iANAAS' Mutual, IS.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-05-28

The custom at the funeral o. warrior oi
leading his riderless horse before the bier
Is Of medieval origin. In the old days a
horse so led became the property Of the
church.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-05-28
Shrinkage Of Prices.

and o. few silver men with whom ! have
talked think that silver as money metal
Is doomed and that the battle Is over II
Will IL be before we reach bottom and
general rise Of prices for the farmers be-
ginsi'
Not In 20 years. IL is a matter Of plain
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-12-29
Wllbelut Der Gitle.

DaB Deuiidlanbs iunger 4aiier nes
ben ben 3ablrei9en Yeinameu, bi. ibm
ber golf8munb berelts gab. aud nit
&e6t alS noer @itle" haratterllirt nsrs
ben f6unte. 3ei9t fOlsenOe SAnoeruns
eines gerliner @orreiponoenien:
rSn alen S6aufenftern Der Runfs
bauDlungen fann man Seine Naieltdt
tn etna einem DuBeuo neuer pbotosra:
pbiiher Mufnabmen bemunbern. Die
8ilber fpmmen auf bes 4aiiers ausbrild.
liAen Wunid uunretou6irt" in ben
9anbel. bamit iie 9an5 getreu bleiben,
unb namentli6 allea &iinftlern, mel6e
ibn ieBt ober in 3utunft malen ober
auebaueu po1en. ben befen Mnbalt lies
fern. @r bat fi6 3u oieiem 3mede aud
bnn nerl1iebenen @eiten aufnebmen
laReu: ganss gorberanlidt, 9albprofl,
games profil. BON re1tS unb ppn
lints, fur3 man tann fein @ef9t pol
unb gang ftubiren. Wdnnli6er fiebt
Der Safer nobl auf bieien 8ilDern aus,
aber feinsweg i66ner. Sein @ef9t
bat fogar bur9 bic abi6euli9e Mobe,
benSdnurrbart permitted # einerBrenn:
fdeere an ben 5piben brett mad pben 3u
brinsen unb bic 2ippen frei gu laffen, ct.
mas stuBerbaftes erbalten, bas f6leGt
au feinen offsnen martialii4en 3iigen
paBt.
Man bat bier in Berlin biefe 8drte
r@iserIbdrteA getauft. unb Der Daars
fiinftler. benz i4 mein t5eures 0aupt
gum S6eeren unb Griiiren anpertraute,
eradblte mir neuli9, 6aB iie BON ben
6fterreidiiden Ditan3reitern nit mad
Berlin gebradt morben fnb.
Ser Safer bat iofort iene Mpbe a,ts
aenommen fubr Der geiprd9ige Jigaro
fort, vtveiI er mad einem Musglei1 fiir
feline fart berbortretenben 8adenfno9en
iu1t. Dim liebfen wiiroe er, mie fein
feIiser Batter unb GroBoater, eiuen
Badenbart trageu, aber eS 1T befannt,
baB ber Bartpu6S auf ben Wangen
Seiner Wtaieitdt nur ein lebr ipdrli.
der 1T, unb auBerbem bic ,0tbli1e
Gdrbung nidt @aabe Dor ben Nugen
Der aailerin gefunoen bat"
Oieie 8igerlbdrie linb in GoIge bsS
taiieflI1sn Bsilpisls5 isbr III Der Mobs
uno bic perren. uslbe nit 10 einem
fiinitIl6 dufIenirbslten Sarie umbers
laufen, ieben duberlt itreitoar, iiberbes
bsno uno aufseblaien neiltens
aber aud iebr einfdltis unb fomild.
@utsu California Glaret tanfi
mau bel %. 6 ltanola 6 8 IN.
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gSie Gle befehIen, Wfik."
10. aopitel.

Gs par in Der Idmmerullg menn
man an lol6en regneril6en, nebligen
Sagen iiberbaupt pom elmer Gimme
rung reben fonnte. @S bdmnlerte ia
eisentlib ben san;en Gag iiber bereits
llnb ramentlidi in 0bitedapel, bies
fem 2abDrintb BON g8infeln, @jaBden,
StraBen unb 60fen mar bic 9ltmoe
lpbdre eine4l 0 bide, flebrise uno graue,
baB man jeeen 6unb beoauerte, Der
oarin atbmen mubte, ntn mie niel lnebr
Die Menldlen. -9lber bic @emobnbeit,
ou lieber Oimmel, mas tbut Die @es
lpubnbeit ni6t 9llleS!
9n gSbitel Gourt itano cine blalie,
tranflid)e, Dor Der .3eit gealterte 6rau
nit einem aino auf benz slr1n furbt-
lam unS iitternS Dor oem Gingans in
ben feudten Naum, i'm Souterrain,
ber ibr uno ibrer Saniilie CUR Mob-
uung biente. @us Der Wobnung felbit
l6oll Die robe, brutale Gimme eines
offenbar total betrunfenen ManneS:
yaominit gu slei6 rein, gu per-
miinI6teS gSeib?"
Cine Wiense Nensieriger aus oein
sansen 0of batten iid) Dor Der fleinen
Nobnuns seiamnelt. Ginige balbe
lpii1Iige 3ungen BON adt bis sebn
Sabren fainen eben init leudtenoen
slnsen uno iid) 9esenieitig suiuinfenb
herbeioeipritnecn.
p8aidI RAID, Diesins lit mieoer be,
truufen unb priigelt feline Tral," riei
Der Cine ieinen 9amerabe,l gu. Sir
lie mar bic SSene offenbar elm erbei,
ternoes Sdaulpiel.
Sci bod tiff, 0fobert," bat bic
blalie Srau uub berubiste init Der
6anb has fleine &ino, ipel9es anslts
lid 5u i6reien anfins. ySei bod till.
Die 2eute laufen bonn 9ansen 6of sli,
iammen.r
Die Srau, bic friiber pielleiht Def.
iere Gage geieben, iddnte lid offenbar
fiir ibren betrunfenen Manu. pl0sli1
idoB Der Mann, elm GROCER, rotbbaaris
ger Menid) BON etipa ledsunoslpansta
bis adtunbSwansis .3abren beraus,
pafte luiitbenO ieine ssrau am Nrm
uno serrte lie gelualtlam in bic Stube
binein.
rein, iaae i'd! aaunit Ou nid)t
pariren, luenn id) Cir 'luas iase? Sd
milf Cir belfen, Geinen Mann idleht
;u MAIDEN. @iit On ilid)t an unlerefu
sanSen Gleno Sdulo? $50 bait 9u baS
@elo? Ser oanlit. $50? Gu ipillIt
feins baben? @oooam, i9 will Dir
idon belfer oaB Cir S0ren unb
Sebeu persebt!"
GS iuar eine ipiiite, before Gimme,
Dor oeren Slang idon 9ebilbete 9eute
elm 3ittern 5efomnen. 0a,wilden
borten oie geute- Dor Der ySobnuns
oulnpfe Sd)lage, berSbredenbes Stobs
nen, etiSlib eiuen alufihrei, fpie aus
tieilter Seele, Der SdniersenSld)rei
zines nnter Der 2alt leiner Dual aus
famnlenbred'enben Metbes.
(Sortfetuns fcIet).
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Giienbabn Oeritaatlihung ia Der
Gdlmeis,

Simmer mebr - f6teib! tin aorres.
ponoent aug Bern fritz bier bic Ser,
ltaatli9ungsfrage in ben 0orbergrune.
Big gum Sabre 1897 mub bic S1mei3
enbSiltig au Der 9lngelegenbeit Stels
lung nebm.n, tpel6e bic Oeffentli1feit
io3uiagen felt Der 3eit bei6dfti9t, ba
eS In ber S9mei3 @iienbabnen gibt.
Der orbnunsSmdbi9e @es Der Ser,
itaatli9ung mdre Der bes aaufS Der
glienbabneu semdB. ben 0pri9riften
Der @onceifoneu. 6ierna1 miiBte ber
Bunb minbefens ben 3tpan3igfa1en
&einertrag elmer Gefeal6aft als Gauf.
preis entridteH. Cine &eibe pnn Mns
bdngern Der geritaatli9umg erfldrt,
auf oiefem Wese tonne Der 8unb bic
Babnen nidt oeritaatliden, lie fdmeu
ibn piel au ibeuer. Der Buno biirfe
bic Sabuen nur ermerbeu, menn es
obne iibermdBige Yslaituug bes Staa.
tes nit S6ulDen gei1eben tonne.
3beuer biirfe ber 9unD bic Nahnen
nl1t 5ablen, pell lie auf @onceiiionen
beruben uno oeebalb u,ht ein gelpobns
lt1ea prluateigentbum oarite lltn. Die.
pel1e bic 8abnen Su anltdnoiaem
prelie bem Stdat ermerben m6hten,
limb 4nbdnser Der appropriation.
Nber biefe 6rase in nod gan3 unabge.
tldrt. Gin 8enfcr 8ertreter Der hohen
Ginan5, Jtationalratb 4bor bon @enf,
lpra9 ltd babin aus, ben 4ctiudren
tonnte bic @rpropriatiou gan3 ange.
nebm iein. ba bic gabneu nur geaen
nooae uno sere6te gntl6dbisung1 ent.
etgnet perben t0nnten. Die 8unbes.
WeriammluHs f0nute inbeB bas @eIeb
10 abfaifen, baB bic Qetioudre iie me-
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mig befriebieenbe grpropriations.gnt=
fGdbigungen erbielten. Denn bic breis
ten 8olfSi9i9ten unb ibre 8ertreter
im Parliament baben ni9t gerabe elm
groBeS Mitgtfiibl nit ben Nusldnbern,
wel4e bic f6mei3erii6en giienbabnpaz
pierre 3I 5pstulationSs unb 86riens
3meden aufammenfauften unb einen
unsebiibrliden gini1uB In ben 6ffent.
li9en 3meden bienenben @9meiaer
gabuseIe1idaften ausiiben. Sn Grid
foa cine 8eriammlune bic 0erfaatlis
dungsfrage beipre6en. IS fdeint bas
rauf abseieben gu ieiu, cine 8erfaie
iunsssSnitiatipe inS Bolt au, merfeu.
Dies mdre Der ridtise Wea nidt. 3umal
Der 8unossrath iib bereit erfldrt bat,
Der gunbesDerIammlung Beridt au ers
hatten iiber bic gruerbuag Der Babnen
bur9 con3eilionsgemdBen 8auf uub
bur6 grpropriation."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-12-29

riot y,er elnpfunsen u1Odte. sic
fonnte bier meinem Setter Susb be-
ge9nen.
rslber, Waib Sefferion, @bitel
Court uno @eltbampton Court iinb
;pei perlGiebene @e9enoen. Sic iino
perIdieoen ,pie 5immel unb Grbe.
NsaS ,uollen sic, eine Dame, in
GDitel Court? Dort iuobnen feline
Wlilliondre, pie in Der GitD."
nWtein @ott, aber bod aud) Mfen<
lben.
,leen1dea? Gas ireilid. slber
Sic fennen auaenl6einli1 ben @bitano
;lpiltJen Wfenld unb Menid nod
t,idt."
Gin @runS mebr, @ie su beiu1en.
yNie sic wollen, Wiib Sefferion,
antmortete 1apperoaD nah elmer
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furSen, entlblollenen S9drfe, tpie fie
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bort bate, iagte lie: .MarD! Man
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