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The Meeker herald., 1894-02-17

Every man, professional or otherwise, who
gets to the top of his particular ladder in
England is paid not only in money, but In
comforts, In homage, and in admiration, out
of all proportion to those below him.
Consider the following list of incomes:
Annuties 10 fourteen members OF the royal
family, $1,000 coo per annum.
Miner with family ESTIMATED by one OF
them, $3.50.
Archbishop OF Canterbury. $4,000 year.
Average clerical income 5000 year.
Attorney general SG5, 900 year.
Average barr.ster making anything, $1,000
year.
Sir Andrew Clark, physician, $4,000 to
sl00,0 year,
Average medical man, 81, 200 year
Head of great public school, $4,000 to
$4,000 year.
Sub-master In small school, $500.
Editor and part owner Of great newspaper,
Sg5 coo or more year.
Hack writer, $500 or less year.
Dissenting minister very POPULAR, 5000
a year.
Dissenting minister mot popular, $3.50
year.
Judiciary twcll-pald
Lord Chief Justice, $4,000 year.
Lord High Chancellor, $5OO00 year.
Judges in county and city courts, 5000 to
$4,000.
Cabinet ministers, $4,000 year-Prtce
The Meeker herald., 1894-02-17

one-half Of the world does not know how
the other half lives, and 1t Is just as well that
It is so, for a great deal Of scandal Is thereby
saved.
The Meeker herald., 1894-02-17
Beware OF Olntment- FOR Catarrh That
Contain Mercury,

As mercury will surely destroy the sense Of
smell and completely Gerangc the whole
system when entering II through the mucous
surfaces. Such articles should never be used
except on prescriptions from reputable physi-
clans, as the damage they will do Is ten fold
10 the good you can possibly derive from them
Hull's Catarrh Cure, manufactured by +. J.
Cheney & Co.. Toledo, o.. contains no mer-
curry and is taken internally. acting directly
upon the blood aud mucous surfaces OF the
system. In buying Halfs Catarrh Cure he
sure you get the genuine. 1t is taken inter
nally, and made In Toledo, Ohio, - Z. j.
Cheney & Co. Testimonials free.
IL Sold by Druggists. price i5c. per bottle.
The Meeker herald., 1894-02-17

This is hlgh-handcd outrage rs the
boy remarked when he found that his mother
had put the cookies on the upper shelf.
The Meeker herald., 1894-02-17

A local dealer advertises "a new stock of
walking sticks for gentlemen with carved
Wooden headsN
The Meeker herald., 1894-02-17

If you have nothing else TO do, see how
rapidly you can say "soup soothes theoso-
phists thoroughly"
The Meeker herald., 1894-02-17

you can't cat your dinner and have Il
too said the sympathetic steward TO the
scasick passenger,
The Meeker herald., 1894-02-17

Numerous unsolicited testimonials daily re-
ceivci by It's proprlctor5 clearly demonstrate
the fact that the reputation Of DR.. Bull!
Cough Syrup, the Iniullihlc cure of all af-
fcctions OF the throat and chest, has suffered
no dimnulion In the last quarter of cen
tury
The Meeker herald., 1894-02-17

Mrs Houscr--What'd that furniture dealer
say when you told him that mirror he sent up
was cracked, Houser-Said he'd look into 1t.
The Meeker herald., 1894-02-17

4 new mixed drink Is called Cuisines
brace" hut H. practical tendency is more
thnt OF a husLnrs. suspender.
The Meeker herald., 1894-02-17

MANS system IS like town, II must be
well drained, and nothing ls so efficient as
Bcccham's Pills Fo. sale los all druggists.
The Meeker herald., 1894-02-17

1t is hard to be grateful To the man who
fought your haitIe for YOU and got Ilckcd
The Meeker herald., 1894-02-17

Strange but true: The quiet marriage
makes the most noise when q gets out.
The Meeker herald., 1894-02-17

sIiiioI,'z Nusi-tl 81 q, Irsi cure
= sciC guarantee. IL r.stI '4uaflt Juusum.s
son, y Ii III, boot Tough Cure. y 4is hc-fs = SIG
The Meeker herald., 1894-02-17

The London Financial Ncirs, commenting
on the silver situation, says that even the In
dian government must see, IL IL persists in Its
currency policy, ruin to the commerce and
credit Of india will follow. The closing OF
the minis was big blundcr. The small
quantity of bills sold ut the end OF the export
season implies II continued, that England's
credit will have to be employed TO avert the
bankruptcy of india.
The spinncrs Of Lancashire are dismayed be-
cause the Indian council muddlcd the matter
of allotment by shilly-shallying with regard
to the minimum price. The folly of the ex-
pertinent is clearly obstinacy. The minis
were closed without purpose. IL the import
duty on cotton goods figures In the next In
dian budget, the Lancashire demand will en-
force an international settlement OF the cur
rency question.
The Times says: 1t is announced that the
Bank of Bombay Is unable to lend any more
money and squeeze is therefore in prospect.
Silver was quoted at 63l3 cents at New York
on the 9Th.
Near Mancos, Colorado, n splendid vein OF
drst-ciass coal Is being opened by Messrs Orr
and Hcrold The mine is at Wildwood, and
Rico is very DESTROYS Of obtaining It's coal
supply there.
A dispatch from Rio Janciro says: Ad-
mral da Cana has given forty-cight hours
notice that he will blockade at Rio and has
disposed his fleet accordingly. This step is
intended to assert belligerent rights for the
insurgents. The action OF the foreign COM
m!ttce of commanders is awaited with anX-
icty A letter from Rio de ,Janciro mentions
an alleged plan of Admiral de Mcllo 10 trans
por, 1900 troops from Rio Grandc do Sui and
land them outside the harbor of Rio to make
combined land and sea attack upon the
city Both sides, the writer says, seem to be
playing waiting game.
a -yonc struck Port Hudson, Louisiana,
Thursday morning demolishing number OF
hsuscs. uprootIng trees and levclllng fen ces
Oar NEGRO child was Killed and four others
,,uun,ied and number of colored people
were injured.
The Meeker herald., 1894-02-17

HoUsE.-To-day was set apart by special
order for eulogies upon the life and charac-
ter of the late Representative O'Nelll of Penn
sylvana and Senator Stanford of California,
but on account OF the death OF Representative
uouk of Ohio, that order was vacated, aud
the House adjourned out Of respect to the
dead Ohio representative. committee was
appointed TO attend the funeral TO be held at
Dayton, Ohio, on Monday.
The Meeker herald., 1894-02-17

HoUsr-Thc entire day in the House was
consumed In debate on the Bland silver seign-
forage bill, the speakers being Messrs. Bland,
@. w Stone (Pennsylvanla), Mckeighan,
Harter and Kilgorc. The debate Will be In
tcrrupted tomorrow by the special order set
ting aside the rest of the day for euloglcs
upon the late Representative O'Neill OF Penn
sylvania 1t Is expected vote on the bill
will he reached Tuesday, and Mr.. Bland Is
confident It will pass. This opinion Is gcner-
ally shared by the leaders on both sides, al
though there probably will be some modtca-
lions Of the bill that will make 1t more ac-
ceptablc to the Democrats who are now OPP
posing it,
The Meeker herald., 1894-02-17

1t seems rs II hardly anything was going
up now except elevators and taxes
The Meeker herald., 1894-02-17

To tell dlguiHcl citizen TO pull down his
vest, is apt TO make him raise his choler.
The Meeker herald., 1894-02-17

Jfnnscn's Wa &c Corn SAVE"
Warranted IN euro, or nunNT rDtul isL h.I
your drugglGt Tor II. Price Is asnts.
The Meeker herald., 1894-02-17

Cabinet ministers, $4,000 year.-Price
Collier ia February Forum.
The Meeker herald., 1894-02-17

Some one who belieues that "brevity is the
,oul OF witt writes: Don't eat stale
a-cumbers; they'll w up
The Meeker herald., 1894-02-17

WALTER BAKER * Co., the largest Cocoa
and Chocolate Manufacturers on this CONT
nent, have carried of tho highest honors at
the Worlds Columbian Exposition. They re-
ceived from the Board Of Judges the highest
d,cards medals and diplomas) on all articles
contained In their exhibit; namely, breakfast
cocoa, premium No. l chocolate, German
sweet chocolate, vanilla chocolate, cocoa
butter
The judges state in their report that these
products are characterized by excellent
flavor purity OF material employed and
uniform, even composition, Indicating great
care in point OF mechanical preparation
A copy Of Miss Parloa's Choice Receipts
will be sent free to any housekecpcr, on APP
pllcation, by mall or otherwise, to Walter
Baker IL Co, Dorchester, Mass.
The Meeker herald., 1894-02-17

SESATE.-A memorial OF the wool-growers
against the Wilson bill was presented by SEN
ator Sherman, who stated that this finance
committee had refused the wool-growcrs
hearing, and requested that the memorial be
printed. It was so ordered. Senator Vol
colt presented, without reading, several
amendments to the Wilson tariff bill.
A letter from the secretary OF tue treasury
was laid before the Senate IN reply to q rcso-
luton of Senator PciTer, adopted some days
ago, calling for the nnmos of bondholdcrs.
the amount Of bonds issued and the rates OF
interest
The resolution OF Senator Stewart denying
the right Of tho see-ss::..F; Of TIC treasury to
i-.ue United States bonds and questioning
their validity, came up "a the regular order,
and was debated at length. Senator Teller
participated In the discussion.
HousE-Mr. Bland again attempted to get
the bill to get the bill to coin the seigniorage
before the House and the gold mcr refused
to vote Mr.. Bland secured quorum of his
own and the bill taken up, Mr.. Bland
explained the provisions OF the bill, but the
House soon adjourned, the gold men having
agreed not to Ibustcr In future against the
hill
The Meeker herald., 1894-02-17

There is no accounting for ta-tc except on
he principle that some people haven't any.
The Meeker herald., 1894-02-17

Near Mancos, Colorado, splendid vein OF
tirst-ciass coal Is being opened by Messrs Orr
and Hcrold. The mine is at Wildwood, and
Rico is very DESTROYS OF obtaining its coal
there
The Meeker herald., 1894-02-17

Lord High Chancellor, S5O,OUO year.
Judges In county and city courts, 5000 tc
The Meeker herald., 1894-02-17

SENATE.-Aftcr several weeks OF discussion
the Senate to-day finally came to II vote on
the House bill repeating the federal election
laws, and It passed by vote OF 80 ayes to %
nays.
Numerous amendments were presented by
the Republicans, but they were voted down
regularly and methodlcally, the Democrats
not even taking the trouble to join in the de-
bate on the amcndatory propositions. The
Popuiists, Senators Allen, Stewart, Kyle and
PETER, also voted with the Democrats on
every amendment, well on the main
bill. The measure as it passed the Senate
deals with the bill as it passed the house. no
committee amendment having been proposed.
HoUsE.-By a vote of 100 to 81 the House
adopted the resolution condemning Minister
Stevens and sustaining the Hawaiian policy of
Mr.. Cleveland. The Republicans flibustercd
against 1t to the end. The Boutellc resolu-
ton was defeated by strict party vote.
After the voting upon these resolutions had
been completed Mr. Bland made an attempt
10 get up his bill for the coinage of the silver
seigniorage In the treasury. The Eastern
Democrats, led by Mcssrs. Tracey and Cock
ran, inaugurated a iilibuster in which they
were Joined by II majority Of the Republicans.
Mr.. Bland then attempted TO secure an or
der rcvoklng all leaves of absence and after
struggle lasting four hours, succeeded in his
object. The House then adjourned.
The Meeker herald., 1894-02-17

SESArE.-Thc Senate did not come 20
vote on the federal election bill to-day as was
anticipated Several senators, who had not
hitherto spoken, desired an opportunity to DO
heard on the measure, and by unanimous con-
sent the time of general debate was extended
until 3 O'Clock tomorrow. Speeches were
made by Senators Frye, Harris, Daniel, Tur-
pie and Perkins.
Senator Frye defended John j. Davenport,
the New York supervisor.
HoUsE.-The Hawaiian debate was con-
cluded to-day but the resolution was not
passed because of the failure OF the Democrats
to secure a quorum when vote was taken.
Much less opposition from the Democratic
side developed than was at one time expected,
Only one speech that of General Sickles OF
New York, was made in opposition to tho
adoption OF the resolution, although there
was some passive opposition on the Demo-
cratic side rs Indicated by the refusal of sew
cral of the Democrats to answer to their
names when the resolution was placed upon
its passage.
The Hit substitute the Blair amendment
and the motion made By Mr.. Reed to recon-
nit the resolution were In turn voted down.
When the vote came to be taken upon the
main question. however, the adoption OF the
entire resolution, the Republicans refrained
from voting and the Democrats lacked seven
teen of quorum.
The Meeker herald., 1894-02-17
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS
Forty-Fifth Day,

SESATe.-The day was occupied in dis
cussion of the election bill.
HousE.-The Hawaiian debate again alb
sorbed the House, the night session being
held TO permit speeches by those members
who desired to talk, but who otherwise would
not have had opportunity TO do so on account
OF the limited time allowed. The debate 10
attracting less attention than was anticipated.
This is perhaps partly due to the abandon
ment of the policy of restoration by the ad-
ministration and partly TO the fact the long
tariff debate has surfeted the House. The
principal speeches We're made by Messrs.
Johnson Boutele of Maine, Patterson OF
Tennessee, and Black of Illinois.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-09-11
Ser urbeber Der eeybee, bah Der Geetfo:

Ser urbeber Der Sbee, baB Der geetbo=
penzM zMdnner6or ii6 elm eigenes 9eim
erri6tet, 1T Der raftlole, itets fur bic
beiten SntereKen bes 0ereins beba9te
prdiibent beiielben. 9err s. $. Mal:
Ter, benz bic aftioen Wtitglieber bel
Der Iusfibrung bes proieftS treu snr
@eite fteben. IS eri6eint aqerbinss
auf ben erfen 8lid oils elm gepagteS
unternebmen. fir ben 8au elmer 10
sroBartigen 9aae nit benz ba3u n0tbi.
gen @runbftiid runb $3.50, 900
aufbringen gu mollen. Maein bic Ut
tienz3eidnungen nebmen ni6t nur Ell
men erfreuli9en, ionberu iebr ermutbiz
genben Tortidritt. 10 baB obne 3meifel
bic erforberli9e Summe in turaer 3eit
borbanben iein loirb.
Cine 9ale BON Der @roBe, pie Der
geetboben=M =Mdnnerdor fie auf3ufabren
gebentt, 1T ni9t nur fur bas i'm Sabre
1896 bier ab3ubaltenbe Sdngerfe5t err
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-09-11
rieiises Gebduoe!" riei i'd erltaunt,
als lpir an Der anitalt porbeifubren.

rieiises gebduoe!" riei i'd eritaunt,
ais mir on Der s(nitalt porbeifubren.
rSaiDObl, nlein Sunge. Sd freue
mild au6 luie elm Saifii9, 6aB mid
oas S6tdlal bierber perl6lasen bat.
Dn ueibt gar nidt pie gut es mir
geht. Sd bemobne ein ret3enbes 6duss
9en pel6es Du iofort erbliden ipirit,
babe einen famoien gtall, ansenebme
@elelli9aft. Inter bteler oeritebe t1
lelbitreoenb nidt meine Yatienten, lons
bern neine 9ollesen unb beren SAINT
lien."
Sn bieiem Iusenblid ma6ten bic
Pferoe Dor etnem allerliebiten, bon
prddtisen 8dumen beldatteten, rolen>
urnranften Cottage Salt. Gin pauss
bddiger 8uri6e elite berbei, tim $50
gen unb gferoe in Gmpfans gu nebmen.
Die 9biire Offnete it6, cine 6lutb BON
gelbem 2i9t itr01nte beraus, tim ben
monobeidienenen Wes nod rnebr 3lt
erbellen unb i6 oa6te mir, baB es
mirfli6 nidt libel lei, 9lr3t elmer 2ans
besperbre6ers Srrenanltalt 3u lein.
vsSerben Serr 9oftor ben Masen
bente nod brau6en?" fraste Der gtalls
tne6t bDfli9.
rJlur wenn eS i9neien iollte, 8ob!"
lautete Die 9lntlport. ,Serein nit
Sud, Sunsensl" ipanote ii6 @tone
0ann on ltnS.
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tptinibt, iie 1T an6 ein faf alltdgli6es
@rIorberniB, ba cine fir irsenbmel9e
gr6Bere 3uiammenfiinfte, 8dlle unb
s ls!l9feiten geeignete 6aae bier ni6t
pOtbanben 1T.
Abgeieben bapon alio, baB iie einem
8ebiirfniB abbilft, uirb fie aud eine
bauli6e 3ierbe Der Stabt iein, nament
lid penn iie auf einen plab seiteat
mirb, mo iie in ibrer gan3en @96nbeit
berDortritt unb BET entpeber an elmer
@de ober an elmer breiten Strabe geIe>
gen unbebinberten Wageuperfebr unb
3utritt geitattet.
Sen 8eetbopen, ,Wdnner9or begliid=
miini6en mir au feinem Yorbabea uhb
fpre9en bic 6offnung aus, baB ii9 Der
itolae 8au inmerbalb Sabresfrif in
Wirtli@teit Dor unieren Mugea erheben
miro, als ein 3ei6en Der 8iibriafeit
bieies 8ereins unb als elm ebrenbes
Seutmal fur bas bieiige 9euti6tbum
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An(d)uloig pfrurtbfilt,
Roman uom .Al. Altabo,us.
(TcrtieBung.)

\OVt$IS2~"bI
ngerniinftig eenug!" mieberbolte
Sad, Der binten fab. v@ie fornrnen
lie bann IN baS Srrenbaus?"
.Dn uersibt, oaB es eine gerbre>
der Srrenanitalt lit. 0ii1ter unb @es
f6worene baben nt9t i1nmer bas 6ers,
cine arme Mutter, bic aus OlabrunqS,
forgen ober S6am ibr 9ino tobtet,
gum Tobe st perurtbeilen; iie erflaren
tie fiir wabniinnis unb ididen iie su
uus. a6t3is qro3ent unierer ipeibs
liden Snfahen maren ipegen &inbess
naorb angeflast uno bic 6dlfte BON
ibnen 1T 10 flar BET @eritanb ipie
ir9eno @iner bon utls.
sarme @eid6pfe" rief id. gl1nb
Deroen tie ibr 9an5es 2eben in Der
gnitalt perbringen?"
% nein! Sir entlalien einen aros
Ben Yro5entfae, aber in Der 6eael lper>
ben tie In Der Melt nidt 9liidlidJ unb
tommen balb 3u uns suriid. .Siebit GU,
Sal, trotbem bieie llnsliidli6en .nidt
In oes Wortes itrensiter Beoeutuna
perriidt iinb, baben iie bod nid,t Die
moraliibe 8raft unb bic @nereie, BEN
4ampf um'S Dalein bon gleuem auf>
5unebmen; ipenn Sorsen ooer 8erlu>
4unsen an iie berantreten, perm6sen
fte benlelben ni9t 3rt ipioeriteben unb
fie tpiirben urter benielben llmitdnben
bteielben Werbrehen tlohnals begeben;
fie fiiblen iid am ii6erften unb sebor.
9enften BEL uns."
paber es sibt bod au9 ipirfli9 Ser
riidte tn Der Nnitalt?" mari t1 ein.
yallerbin9s," fubr Stone fort, mir
baben Yatientinnen, benen man fih
obne Waffe ni6t ndbern barf. Wlebrere
ualerer Ner3te unb mannliden @drter
itnb i'm &f nit iolden Tobiiid>
ttgen lpieoerbolt i6mer peripuubet NOR
ben, benn bieie entmifeln eine TN,
slaublide 9raft."
nWel6er 8erbre6en MAIDEN Sid,
Cure ntdnnliden SniaiIen i6ulbia?"
fraste Sad.
Der ueridiebeniten. Do6 lafien
MIR iett bas unerquidlide 2bema.
Wir finb am 3iel."
Wir fubren bur6 Elm peites 9bor
in einen berrliden 9arf nit moblee>
pflesten 9ieswesen, i90nen 0lumen,
beeten nnb prd6tieen immersritnen
peden.
aMeld' fb0ner 9arf! llnb meld'
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Sreunb eine leiner Batientinnen beim>
fiibren mollte?
psluf bem 8all?" riefen mir wie
aus einem Weunoe.
pSawobl," iaste gtone unS ba er
unlere @ebanfen bon ltnleren perbliiffs
ten @eli9tern las, brad er in elm
i6alletlbeS Gjeld6ter aus.
rSiir9tet ni6tS GS betbeiligen iirb
aud iebr uiele @dite an benz Seite.
Wfetne aleine-DorotbD beibt iie-iit
bic S6meiter uni ieres @befar3tes un6
ein rei5enbe5 @ei60pf. Oo6 SIR mers
bet lie ia leben, uno i6 mill elm alter
S6webe beiBen, menn Sbr mild ni6t
Tim fie beneibet!"
@ir gratulirten ibm auf's 2ebbaf.
teite, neGten i'm bann unb propbeseis
ten ibm, oaB er Elm 8antoffelbel6 fein
peroe. Gr nabm unlere S6erse quit
niitbi9 auf lddelte ba3u uno id tauBte
mir ia9en, baB er melt mdnnli6er ge>
moroen mar, ais i'd gebadt hattie.
Sn Der beiteriten Stimmuns 1na6>
ten mir 9rei ltns auf ben @eg in's
I Srrenbaus. @s mar cine i60ne froiti9e
MonOna6t; 9dume unb @trdu6er
maren mie nit taulenb Dtamanten
iiberldet Der Simmel fait blau unb Die
Sterne fltnfelten berrli6.
n8etbeili9en ii6 alle rubigen meibs
lt6en Sniailen an bem 9all?" fraste
i'd, luabrenO mir inns Der slnltalt nabers
ten.
% nein, entsesnete Stone. rGiele
linS lid tbrer Gage bepuBt unb bleiben
benz Gang ferll-auS 6ur6t, Semanbem
su begegnen, BEN lie BON friiber ber
fennen; bic Wieiiten ieoo6 pflesen balb
aad bem einen Bali bereitS 8orberei.
!unsen fiir ben nd6iten au treffen. SIR
fDnnt Sud gar nidt uoritellen, wel6e
Wiiibe it'd bie armen Sc l60pfe geber,
um ii6 fitr bieie @elesenbeit ipiirbig
berauS5upueen. Gini9e tbun es aus
anseborener @ttelfeit, anbere mieber,
Tim bic Srenben glau6en gu MAIDEN,
oab audi iie @dite leien."
pOann baben tie alio Verltano
senus, gu lpiIIen, bab iie ii@ tn elmer
Srrenanitalt befinben?"
nSie miiien es leioer MIR s,t gut.
Die Wfeiiten piiien iosar, ipeldes
8erbre9en lie be9an9en baben unb ftns
ben Elm 8ersniisen baran, NIT Sebem
bariiber gu lpre9en. gber t6 bite @u6,
tie biertn ni6t in ermutbisen."
(8crtfetuns fcIsD.
DR.. price's Cream 8afine pomber.
| S6dte @eltsAusfeaumss anssei9nuns.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-09-11

0eadoem mir 8alltoilette gema6t,
lieBen mir unS elm portreffliheS Diner
nunoen. = Ser 9ausberr erSdblte
eimise belonbers interel1ante Salle aus
letner praris uno madte uns nit ben
Verbre6en einiser unierer fpdteren
1dn5erinnen befannt. Sad bra6te
idlieBli6 bas @eiprd6 auf perl0nli9e
Nngelegenbeiten unb fraste:
p8ie itebt es NIT Deinem 9er3en,
Sreb?"
nGon Gu9 8eiben ilt bod nod feis
ner uerbeiratbet?" lenfte @tone per<
le9en ab.
nWteineS @illens ni6t einmal pers
lobtl" benerfte i'd unb lab babel Sad
berausforoerno an, banit er mir pibers
ipre6e, falls i6 mt6 taui6te. sd
babe in meinem 2eben l9on lebr piele
bhbl6e Wtdo6en fennen selernt; i6
CLAUDE iosar baB bic meilten junsen
Wldo6en biibld iinb. slber mir lit nod
feines begegnet, bas i6 mir gum
sSeibe 9eipiinidt bdtte. Sd mar au6
nod ME, maS man ia9t, perliebt, bod)
mo6te i'd eS iperbet, oenn if) bDre,
oaB es elm iebr ansenebmer 3ultanO
iein foll.
mil desperandum," mari Sad elm,
Der 9erne nit ieinem 0atein prunfte.
pTiellei6t perlieblt Du Did nod
beute auf bem 8all. Ou, Stone, lolls
teit Gid wirflid au6 i6on perbeiras
then, otelem rei5enben Saus feblt
ni6ts, als cine ebenio rei;enbe Serrin.
Sir 2eute wie i'd uno &al biinft mir
Die Gbe eine lebr ernite Sa6e. gSir
mitilen uniere Sunggelellenwirtbi
aufgeben, uniere seliebten 4feifen,
unlere Sportbiloer, bie nieoli6en
S6aulpielerinnen, uniere Sreibeit, 3u
fommen uno gu seberL wann unb uObin
eS uns beliebt; fur., mir miinen elm
gang neues Geben beginnen. 9lber elm
Wfeni6 mie Ou, n1ein lteber Sreunb,
Der iein netteS Sdu86en, ieinen eigenen
Serb, cine &Odin, Elm Stubenfab6en,
ia io9ar ieiuen Stallfne9t bat, Der
muB, um iein Slid poll senteben 3u
t0nnen, elm seliebtes @eib beimfiibren.
Das 9ebort sur pollltdnbisuns Der
SoDlle. ON balt ia bier iiberbieS ni6t
etnlnal einen 9lub, in benz 0u 9eine
abenSe perbrin9en forntelt."
rDaS mobl ni6t," beltdtiste Stone,
yaber trotoem an9enebme @eiellldaft.
uebri9ens oenfe i6 sanS ernf nftli6 an
9eiratben unb 9br werbet meine aluss
erpdblte auf bem beutisen Bali fennen
lernen."
9ad unb i'd madten lanse @eii6s
ter. War's moslid, baB unler alter
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-09-11

Nus 5banabai piro beridtet,
5aB bic 6ineiif6en 5ruppen in Norb
&orea pon ben Sapanern 10 in bic
@nge getrieben tpsrben ieien. baB iie
meber elm nod aus mtBten. Da es
ibnen an Yropiant feblt, idben fie fi9
een0ibist, bic gaoallarie, pferbe alt
i6la6ten. Mber aud Die iapanefs
i6en Sruppen n0rbli6 DON Seoul
baben bird bas anbalienb naB.falte
Wetter f6mer gu leibem. Ser Safer
bon Sapan uno Der iapaneliide &riees.
miniiter babem iid mad 6eroihina be-
9ebtn, no nod mebr Sruppen nah
&orea einsei6ifft nerben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-09-11
5eitli6feiten auf SO Sui erpeitert

Geitlidfeiten auf so Sui erpeitert
merben.
&unb UNI ben Saal aiebt li9 elm
emporium, mo 8al3ui9auer plab
nebmen f6nnen, 10 bab fir bic tansens
ben paare cine innere 6ld1e BON 64
bel IS SUP perbleibt.
lleber benz @inaans gum Saal befins
bet ii6 cine Is SUP tiefe @aaerie, bic in
@urben auslduft. Ser Saal mirb bon
3200-3500 perionen @ibpIab ge.
tudbren.
9ieier 3meite Sbei! bes @ebdubes
piro aus giienble6, inpenbis mil
&altperpub, ausgefiibrt unb erbdlt Elm
9iesbad.
Das Grontgebdube mirb in elm Sc.
ieli 6afts3immer nit S6anttii9, Bill
liarb3immer, lebunesiaal, Damen.
glubs, @arberobeaimmer unb peri9ie.
Dene anbere notbmenbige &dumli1fei.
ten eingetbeilt perben.