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Birmingham state herald., 1895-12-17
GOLD GOES A aL1MMER1Ne.
S3. 100000 Was Withdrawn Yesterday
 and More to Follow.

and More to Follow.
 Washington, Dec 16.-The treasury de- partment was informed this afternoon that $3.2O0,000 in gold had been with drawn at the New York sub-treasury for export tomorrow. Most of the gold goes to Germany. Of the gold withdrawn S2.S0O, 900 was in bars and $4O0,000 in com. This reduces the treasury gold reserve to SIP. .804, ,766. Talk of another issue or bonds has naturally been revived by the heavy withdrawals, but at the treasury no preparations for this purpose are In progress. AS congress has not had tlme to indicate it's intention in this matter if is probable the president will not act at once in the matter There is said to be absolutely no doubt that should the gold reserve drop below what is regarded as the point of confidence, and in the ab- sence of congressional action, either im- mediate or prospective the president VIII direct an issue of $5O,OOO000 Of ponds 10 rehabilitate the gold reserve.
 President Carlisle's annual report 10 congress was laid before the senate a few minutes after noon, and at the same time printed copies were laid upon the desks of senators. The most signlncant statement concerning the report was perhaps that of MT. Voorhees, the pres- ent chairman of the finance committee, who expressed the belief that resolu- ton declaring it to be inexpedient and unwise to retire the greenbacks would scarcely receive fifteen negative votes in the senate
Birmingham state herald., 1895-12-17
A GOOD STORY SPOILED.
Officials of the Foreign Office Deny That Gi- bratar Will be Swapped for Cuba
 and Her Debt

London, Dec. 16.-The officials at the foreign office, when questioned on the subject today, declared that they knew nothing save from newspaper reports of the story that has been circulated to the effect that Great Britain is negotiating with Spain for the cession of Cuba. The report above referred to was that Great Britain, in return for the cession of Cuba, would turn Gibraltar over to Spain, assume the Cuban debt and &C., quiesce in the Spanish plans in Morocco. Prime Minister Canovas Del Castillo, it was said, was favorable to the idea of ceding Cuba to Great Britain, but only as last resource.
Birmingham state herald., 1895-12-17
A BOMB OR NOT A BOMB.
That Is the Question That Is Agitating
 Washington's Police.


 Washington. Dec. 16.-The police are confident that the so-called bomb" left on the Spanish minister's doorsteps Sun day morning was a harmless affair, but they are searching for the perpetrator of the hoax. The package was common pasteboard box, partially filled with crushed coal, some granular substance like sugar and two worn-out zinc sticks for a gravity battery. The fuse was merely a strip of twisted paper, which was not burning when the butler dis covered the package, but which had ap- parent1y been lighted at one time. While Minister Dupuy DeLome had no idea the affair was explosive, he is opposed to such jokes and is anxious for the police 10 catch the offenders in order that there will be no repetition of the affair The police place it on par with the alleged 'inferna1 machine" sent to Chief Jus tice Fuller some time ago, which simply consisted of Illuminating powder and shoe hla ckinp.
Birmingham state herald., 1895-12-17
A LAND GRANT ASKED FOR
 By the Board of Trustees of the Girls Industrial School
 THEAPPR0PRIATI0N S15,O00,
 "hi vs.S Not Near Sufficient to Sustain the /S School ' iARLES BURROWS DEADLY WORK He Shoots MT. Williams, White Man, and Johnson Dalton, an InofIensive and Peaceable Negro-Burton Escapes. Efforts Made to Capture Him.
$15,O0O,
iARLES BURROWS DEADLY WORK

Montgomery, Dec. 16.-(Special) )-Gov- ernor Oates has, at the suggestion of the board of trustees of the White Girls h. dustrial school directed a letter to each of the Alabama senators and to all of the congressman from this state, asking that they use their efforts to secure from congress land grant as an endowment for the institution. The governor re- minds them that the state appropriation is only $15,000, which is not near suffi- cient to sustain the school, and he begs them to do all in their power to urge congress to act in the matter. The gov ernor also calls their attention to the fact that the negroes have three flourish ing industrial schools in the state, and the white people have, excepting the in- stitution in question, not one. It is earnestly hoped here that the school will be handsomely endowed by congress, and that it will be made one of the fore most educational institutions of the state.
 New Council National Union
 A new council of the National Union is to be instituted in this city tomorrow night by MT, T. Gardner Foster with a long list of charter members. The Ma tional Union is one of the most flourish ing orders in the country and 1t has one of the largest local memberships of any order in the city.
 A Desperado's Deadly Work.
 Charles Burton, a negro desperado, be- came involved in a quarrel with two white men at Mitchell station, in this county, last night and several shots were exchanged. Burton ran. A MT. Williams, "a prominent white farmer living near by, hearing the firing, raised his window and peered out AS he did so Burton turned in his flight and shot Williams in the forehead with Winches- ter. Half a block further on Burton en- countered a peaceable negro, Johnson Dalton, whom he shot through the heart. Williams and Dalton are dead. Burton escaped.
Birmingham state herald., 1895-12-17
No Concert off the Powers.

Manchester, Dec 16.-The Guardian says that the Duke of Westminster few days ago wrote a letter to Lord Sal isbury urging that England take decisive action to put a stop to the atrocities in Armenia. In reply to this letter the pre- mier admitted that there really was no effective concert of the European powers in regard to Turkey. He was convinced, he said that although public opinion in England was deeply moved at the hor- TOTS in Armenia. there was no such deep seated feeling existing in the countries of the continent.
Birmingham state herald., 1895-12-17
THE SPORTS DISAPPOINTED.
Congressman Boatner and Major Hearse.
 Haua Rissad and Made Up.

Congressman Boatner and Major Hearsey
 Have Kissed and Made Up.
 New Orleans, La.. Dec. 16.-There has been an honorable adjustment of the differences between Major Hearsey of the States and Congressman Boatner. All arrangements for meeting on the field at II o'clock today had been made, when gentlemen of prominence in the state interfered and brought such weight to bear as to reach basis upon which a settlement of the differences might be made. The arrangements are understood to be satisfactory and the ad- iustment is honorable to both gentlemen.
Birmingham state herald., 1895-12-17
Turks Defeated, ,

Athens, Dec. 16.-A dispatch from Syria, capital of the island of Etna, says that three battalions of Turkish troops have been defeated by the Cretans at Apokorona, Crete, the Turkish loss beinf twenty-four killed and thirty-eigt < wounded. The Cretan loss was five kill ie and eight wounded. The dispatch gS says that the Turks have murdered t%'o women. five children and three men at Alicampo.
Birmingham state herald., 1895-12-17
Abvssinia Wants Peaoe.

Rome Dec. 16.-It is rumored that Great Britain has agreed to cede the Is- land of Zela, Africa, to Italy for period of several years duration. The Italian ironclad Etruria, conveying men and war materials, has sailed. it is supposed. for Zela. The government is informed that Abyssinian Chief Ras Makonnen has sent a message to General Baratieri, commanding the Italian forces in Abyss sinia, proposing terms of peace. General Baratieri has not yet replied to the mes sage. ..Z
Birmingham state herald., 1895-12-17
German Opera in New Orleans.

New Orleans, Dec 16.--This city was treated to the first German opera per- formance in It's history tonight and it was greatly enjoyed by large audience at the St Charles theater. The opsra was "Lohengrin." which was presented by Walter Damrosch and his company in magnificent style. The management had promised an ideal cast for this per- formance and kent its promise.
Birmingham state herald., 1895-12-17
AN EDITOR SHOT.
Chief Justice David s. Snodgrass of Ten
 nessee Was the Shooter.

nessee Was the Shooter.
 Chattanooga. Tenn, Dec. 16.-Chief Justice David S. Snodgrass of the su- preme court of Tennessee, at noon to- day, shot Col. John R. Beasley while in the law office of Brown & Spurlock.
 Two shots were fired by the chief jus tice, one taking effect in Beasley's left arm and producing flesh wound. The cause was a long item in the newspapers this morning headed: Some Tennessee History. Col. John R. Beasley Recalls Matters Gone By"
Birmingham state herald., 1895-12-17
British Allies nisnersed

London, Dec. 16-A dispatch from Cape Coast Castle to the News Agency says it is reported there that King Prem- pen of Ashantee has attacked and routed a tribe of Adansias, native allies of the British, dspersing them with great slaughter.
Birmingham state herald., 1895-12-17
Cnhn. Ia worruinr snain.

Madrid, Dec. 16.-Dispatches received from Havana say that the insurgents are continuing to burn the buildings and crops of sugar plantations and are de- stroying other property. The cabinet is discussing the plan of sending further endorsements to Cuba.
Birmingham state herald., 1895-12-17
To Prevent an Outbreak

Louisville, Ky. Dec 16.-The murder trial of B. F. French of French-Everson feud fame was transferred from Hazard to Jackson this morning by Special Judge Phillips to prevent another outbreak be- tween the factions, who were on hand in full force at Hazard. armed to the teeth.
Birmingham state herald., 1895-12-17
His Bill Disapproved.

< Berlin, Dec. 16.-Dr. Won Boetticher,
 minister of the interior for the whole empire introduced in the reichstag today
 a bill providing for the creation of a
 chamber composed of artisans and em- ployers, whose duty 1t shall be to decide
Birmingham state herald., 1895-12-17
A National Bank Failure.

Lincoln. Neb., Dec. 1G.-The German National bank closed it's doors this morn ing, and is under the care of the national bank examiner. The capital stock was s1O0,OO0, and deposits about $50,000. The assets are several times that amount.
Birmingham state herald., 1895-12-17
Al Fire at the Exposition.

Atlanta, Dec 16.-At 2 o'clock this morning fire broke out in the Mexican village at the exposition. The flames were extinguished before any great dam age was done, but three or four persons were injured in fighting the flames.
Birmingham state herald., 1895-12-17
Al Thousand Men Murdered

Zanzibar, Dec. 16.-Advices have been received here that on the night, of No vember 26 a caravan of 1200 men en route for Eldoma was attacked by Chief Nasal and his followers, and that 1000 men com prising the caravan were murdered
Birmingham state herald., 1895-12-17
Tbe polta Bank Burned.

Jackson, Miss, Dec 16.-A private tele- gram from Greenwood says the Delta bank was burned this morning. Every thing was saved except furniture.
Birmingham state herald., 1895-12-17

disputes. None of the other minis ters were present when the bill was intro- duced. Disapproval of the measure was expressed on all sides.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-12-02
WeDr8e WtauOrp's
9ampf aiiferei in gan glntonio.

Mnen iubuiiriellen gtabIifements,
welGe groBe @efdbe nbibis baben, 10.
Die Yieb3d6tern, 6armern unb aGen
Denen, bic @iiternen gebrauhen, III
@eorg Wanbrp's renommirte Dampfs
fiiferei-in Der 0anbelsmelt unter benz
Namen "San Antonio Tank Factory"
befannt. befens gu empfe6len. 0err
Manbrn, elm Gadmann In Der Rdfes
RET. Der aud mebrere fiir bieieIbe iebr
wi1tiae @rfinbungen in 8e5us auf
Mafdinen gemadt bat, Iieferi cine 10
nor5iieii4e Mrbeit. DaB nod) nie Elm
8abel ge9en biefelbe laut gsmorbem 1T.
Seiu Ruf a.s Gabrifant, Der es nit
irgenb ginem 1T ben Ser. Gtaaten
anfnebmen fann, eritredt fid melt iibsr
Die 8ren3en bes Staates binaus unb
Mnftrdse tOmmen ibm ielbit aus ben
entlegeniten Sbeileu Werifos su.
6hreibt um &ataloge unb prei8s
lifien, bic gratis periaubt uerOen.
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9aaes . Wsmisteiten.
q nj q n b.

- Die republitanif1en @itslieber
bes Neprdieatenteubouies balten am
5amffag Nbenb einen @aueus ab, tn
ueldem Der st Gpreder 3bomas y.
Reeb e'nltimmig aIS @anbibat fur bas
5pre1eramt aufsefellt wurbe. unb
stuar geifab bas auf @ruub zines BON
benz areifen &eprdientanten @Glufba
@rom geRenten antrases. meI6er
Sprener bes 6aufe8 TIM Sabre 1859
mar. 232 Heprdientauteu nabmea an
benz Caucus tbeil.
= 8on ben los bemotratii4en
Mitaliebern beS &eprdientontenbanfes
bielteu am Samitas abenb go eineu
Caucus ab. Ser Reprdientant @nls
berion BON 8egas. Der Batter beS te.
rarilhen 6taat8gouberneurS, fhbrte
ben 8orRb. Serielbe seb6rte i&ou
benz Al. gonareRe an. Der @g.Spre'
der Crisp wurbe als ganbibat fur bas
5pre1er.Nmt i'm 81. gongrefie aufsss
fellt. Crisp nabm bieie nebrenpole
ssormalit6t@ =. benn meter 1T bieie
Domination i'm borliesen6en Jafle ra'
tiirIi1 Ni9tS - bantenb on.
- General MileS, Der Obers Cons
manbeur ber Bunbes. Nrmee, bat etne
Suipection8s s&eiie mad benz Siiben an'
9etretert.
- Das pof. Oepariement In Wa'
ibingtox bat Ia feinem erbitterten 4am'
pfe aegen bas 2otterie Weien einen
neuen rabitaIen Shritt uuternommen.
@s bat cine @enerals Orbre an idmnit'
Iide pofimeifer i'm 2anbe er!ahen
bur9 meI6en benfeIben perboten tptr6
iraenb tpelhe poiifahen on bic Wbreht
ber "Loteria Mexicana de la Benefi
ciencia publica de Mexico" 3u bsf6r'
bern, aud menn ie uutsr Der Ssd'
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-12-02
1ambriuus als gbrittiuodeu.

8Smmt tuteSer bic idbBue aHetb.
uodJtS3ett
Sa fins aud bic @nnfd,Settel idbns u
bereit!
9as gebaen Der 0atttn lit eim befd,es.
beneS,
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limb SaS 96hserIein, baS buGbe.
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gpon8eu
gebniiid3tta rttbtet iitb tbr @erlanaen.
8ereiten aud tpirb'S tbr arpken
Ghmera
Sefame fie ettua feim ,, ,,Erilbn=& &era".
1tnS audi Die n9errea SumeeuS", bic
betoen.
stnn poa 9aatur atd,t 8erabe be.
fd3eiben
Gin pmeumatiftbes 3tueirao nno etu
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0&sitnfdIt fid5 Elm Seber pbne 8tpeifel.
Sod bon aliiem, tpas fteiRise Ghiiler
begliidt,
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Mber, tnaS fd)enft man hem sd5tna a9sr
9anS
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llmo Oufel Gmtl benz Stat Strateaeu,
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le8eu2
ltaO spas ipu maa = tuer iuitl'S ber.
tuebrem -
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fbeuer
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llnb ieoer 9emti@ 9eTaner audb-
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AlS Elm Safs 'Lone star"=Tlaid,embieri
0lanb' eS MIR ruhis, tuas td9 ba isae,
Sm ltebrt8en: ,.Trpbe Tstertase"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-12-02
5ie oiirfen utd,t er5hreden. Ood,murs

sic biirfen ni9t eri6reden. Do6wiirs
ben, iie lit gang 5abm."
Der @ei1tli6e blidte erftaunt auf oaS
fleine, CARTE @efhopf, bas 1etnen, Siibrer
faum bis an Die S4ulter reidte. GS mar
Elm nod lebr iunges MGo6en, faum
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eiae @enie un6 i1eu uie bic le. Das
iiiolih ounfle Mntlik nit ben nod gang
ftnoliden 3ii9en uno Die bunflen ausen
batten einen Musorud l6iihterter un<
ter,pirfisfeit uno Sanftmutb, wabreno
bic 3leibuns 10 elenb uno oilrftts mar,
tpie man cs ttur bel ben drmiten Sirtene
ltdmmen bes SanSeS fanb.
rDas lit bic Sopica!" erfldrte S0rg
In einem Gone, als lei banlit alfes ges
last; Dem Bater 9enii9te aber Oieie @rs
fldr,iug ni6t, er besebrte 3u uilien, lper
Die Sopiea bean eigentlt9 lci uno mos
fer lie fontnte, lino 70 mu6te S0rg fi9
6enn III elmer ldneeren Gr5dblung ber,
beilaiien.
.gor smei Gasen inubten mir Elm
r--.. pon oen Gro uno Stetnblttren
nebmen, Die iie bier stn Oorf netnen.
@s 9ing l6arf Der babel, aber mir less
ten uns sulest oarin felt uno Die @tus
mobner floben. Da fano Id oaS arme
Ding, Sas alleil Snrildgeblieben mar,
in einem gSintel perltedt, balb perbnn,
cert ullo falt 81 &oee gean9ltl9t. Ste
glaubte fpoDl, oaB t1 lle 9le'eD auT Der
Steae fpleBen perce, penn fe Sttterte
am san5en Se!be. aber sb babe lbr lest
elne hellere Wfanung oon oen ttroler
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sSort Don Der sanaen Geoe; tbre 9ro'
pen Au9en bafteteu Iur4tlam Iro dn9ltf
lld9 ant Dem tbr fren1oen @etlflt9en,
mabreno l,e lld9 NIT lInoertennbarer 5us
traullt1tetf an tbren Sel0itser l9mte9te,
Der lsst tortfu5r:
...Der PER- S.eufenanf oerltebt Sla.
9ll1 uno oa lam e penn Deraus, pap
lle gar al9i tn oas Dorf 9s9orts. Ste
Der @ren3e gefommen nnb nuBte lelblt
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-12-02
4dmsli@er Mnsnerfauf.


Wie ale Sabre. 10 iinbet aud bless
mol bel uns ein sdn3Iitber Muspertaaf
Der Waarem sn gpottpreiien
fatt, I'm &aum 3u MAIDEN far ein
Dolffdnbia neueS Eager.
Wir offeriren beiipielsmeiie: I'm.
lere $500 6errenidube ftr nur 1925.
unfere $500 2abies rOrforb1 b1s@1ube
gu $l.25. ainberi9ube bebeutenb
inter ibrem Wertbe.
@ae Sdube bon beionbers gutter
Qualit1t.
Sine y rSies@, tleines MaB. bic 800
unb $3.50 f0feten. p:rtaufen mir iebi
fur $1.25.
epre9t Dor mnb tiber3eust gu@.
@inberella g @ub.paIaH
gde 6ouion StraBe unb Mpenue 6.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-12-02
Ratb fitr Matter.

Dor iiber so Sabren iGon uurbe
Wrs. WihSlotp'S Soothing Sprup
bOn Milionen bon Mhttern bein, 3abs
men Der &inber angemenbet. Wirft bu
i'm S6lafe bur@ ba8 Sdreien eines
4inbes gef6rt, baS i'm 3abnen III unb
Dor S6mer3en reints Wenn 10, laHe
fofort eine 6laihe bon wMrs. Wins.
Ions SOOTHING Sprup" bolen. Sein
Wertb TT unbe3ablbar. @s ;pirb BEN
fleinen 0eihenben iofort 2inberung pers
i@affen. 8erlaBt eud barauf, Matter,
es 1T fein 3meifel barHber. Sc beilt
9pienterp unb Diarrboe, regalirt ben
Wagen unb bic Nieren, beieitigt Mtnb'
&olif, ermei9t ben @aumen, perbin.
bert @nt5lnbung unb itdrft bas garae
Spifem. rWirs. WinSlom8 Sootbimg
Syrup" fur 3abnenbe 8inber iif ange.
nebm in @ef6mad unb bas Reeept
itammt BON einem Der belten tpeibli1en
Ner5te in ben Der. Staaten. IS 1T bel
allen SrugsiHen In Der sansen Welt 80
baben. preiS rs Gents PET Glaf1e.
&auft ni1tS anbere8, als Wfrs. Wins'
Ions 9D0tbiugsSprub.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-12-02
Gin alid ina gppteurea.fter.
(TortfeSuus foIst).

nie bte Gterblt&tettsltReu ber srcbeu S,dbte NIT
4e4t senaunt werbeu ssnueu, setst, bas BtaienIet'
ben, wei&e BITE Rteren unb Sarnorsane aff,tren, 30
ben pprwtesenbfeu Tobesuria4en seb6reu. Bright
foe Rierentran'bett nnb 3u6ertranf4eit fne, uenn
he eri nronif& seworpen, nur tn ieltenen Gaaen
betIbar; gtaienserbartuns, 8laieuitetn unb Sla'
,enfatarrb forbern ptele Spier. ilnb trcsbem Fam
bte Gefatr, pelhe NIT aaen Rterea. unb GIaieners
trantunsen persunbeu if, Ies4t beiettst xnb hbers
wuuben persen bnr& ben re 4ttettisen Gebrau&
BOD Sot.tter's Raseabitters, bas bteSarucrsane
irft unb frdtttst unb tbre Euatttcuen bef4euntst,
,phne "a reisen eber gu trrtt'eH Saufs u NIT arns
beldwerten Dpspepite peybunbeu; aua tteie8 nebel
rei&t benz mdattsen Gtniniie bes Bttters nnb slets
der eife tban ties enSemetne fonitttuttpueu,
G9wdGe, gerkopiuns, Watarta, rbenmatti@e Il
bas Seeruenipffem ausretfenhe eeteen.
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Gin @iue fiir ssamilie,,.

Das er6Bte unb bette 2ager bon
@alif0rnia.@ einen finbet mon
nniireitig bel s. 5. Meper, Mlamo,
BlaSa. bem alien renommirten Weins
bdnbler. Der NIT gutem @efhmod bic
Weine ielbit on Ort unb @telIe auss
ndblt. @r bat fur feline Weine iebt
preife angeiebt. baB fie ieber Gamilie
3uednglid) finb uub Seber fi9 bes @e.
auifes eines guten 9ropfenS erf.euen
fann. Mfan ipre6e Dor, fsfte bic per,
f@iebenen 5o-ten unb treife feline Nus.
wabI. Greie Mblieferung innerbalb
Der StQbt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-12-02

So siebt suei ueriidubiae Dinee. bic
Niemanb 3u tbun peridumen iollte: !:
Nfan nebme fi9 eraens nit ieinsr @e.
iunbbeit m6gli6it in 46t unb tpenn
man He perIoren bot. bann iebe man,
fie 70 i9neG als m6sli4 wieber 5urhd
su erlangeu. Dardber berrfdt alges
meme uebereinitimmuug. 5ebr pieIe
2eute fub aber aud iiber3eugt bacon.
bab es fur bsibe 3wede tein beReres
Mittel aiebt aIs rSimmons 2ioer &es
guIator". sd merbe bur9 cine un.
ibdtige 2eber seplagt unb Nidts 9iebt
mir 70 f6neae @rleidterung alS Sims
mons 9iper &esulator.A - q. q.
Strange, &ute @itp, 5la.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-12-02
YaKa8es8iuette aaer Mrt
Rad mt bon europa.
Bmii@enbe6 6ss0aaten niebriger ais
ie aanpr.

SEPT III bic 3eit. 9idets au faufen
unb 0ermanbte unb Befaunte aus ber
alten 6eimatb berhbertommen 3u lafen.
Wegen genauer Snformation uenbe
man fi@ an
Mr.. SO. s. DDnuG
8enerals spafasiersagent BET Mallorp
Dampfer 2inie,
523 @aa 6ouiton StraBe, San Nns
tonic, 9eras.
Dffi3ieler Mgent fur ale europdi'
f&en Sampfer 2iuien.
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.. ". & u. .. @atu.
Abfabrt.

Rad @alpeiion, 6euRou unb Gusse
tdgIi6 ...........6:50 Wprm.
Rad CORPUS gbrifti, alranias pob uub
GeeDille tdgli@ .....2:15 Wa@m.
Rad aerrDiae tdgli5, aussenomuaen
Sonntag6. iiI1l. 3 AS Hadns.
gta9 aerrnille, 6pnntag6 nm 9 ubs
Tornlittags. .................
autnnft.
Bon @alDeiton, 6ouitou uub Guere
tdgliD. .............6::o5 100 Abe1D&.
Bon CORPUS gbriiti, Mranfas pab unb
8eenille tdgIi@. @.......1: 80 Na@u.
Bon 4errDile tdgli9, ausgenprlmen
Sonntags nm ...... .10:15 Bora,
Bon Rerruille Sonntags um Z llts
NUeuD9
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Sn @erbinOuns bisrmit iit ein
Giifbs mmo MuiferRsM arts.
3dsli6 frii6e Slide, auitern, MiIb,
@efitgel aller grt. Selepbpn 399.
8efellungen merben in irsenb eineit
SbeiIe Der StaDt frei abgeIiefert.
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gebentenoe 8arsaius in 0dubereien.

Sa i6 in ben lebten 3nei Sabren
perf9iebene 2anbfreden i'm fiibmefs
li1en 1beile beS StaateS gegen 9p.
potbet aufnebmen muBte. 10 bin if
iebt i'm 5tanbe, fold)e 2dnbereien 3mm
wtrfliden 9oftenpreife unter
ghnffigen 8ebinaungen unb niebrigem
pro3entiabe au perfaufen. @utes
Jarms. 6eus unb Weibelanb. nit unb
obne Terbeferunsen, in fleinen unb
groBen Sttiden.
Wesen @ln3elbeiten, preiie, 9ate
Der SntereFen. BeiGreibuns bes 2an=
beS &C. ihreibe man on
6. .. @ban6ler
2odwpobS 8unfgebdube. San Nntonio.
9eferen5en: Sebe 8ant in San
Mntonio.
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gtpti5 at. gtemersabler.

Die eteuerIifen fiji. has Sabr 1895
befinben f@ iebt in meinen 6dnben
unb ole StaatSs unb @ountps Steuern
iinb ieBt In meiner Office aablbar.
Sole @afiianu,
Steuer Solicitor, 8egar @ountp.
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@anlmftiae .ilo Rpntraftpren

MAIDEN mir auf bie alte bepdbrte 1aus
bol3banbIuns BON 6 B. Stepes q
S6bne aufmertiam, bic bebeutenbs
Quantitdten BON por3igli9eEi 8aubolD
unb sroBe @orrdtbe BON 3biireu. 6ens
fern, Saloulien. 69inbeln, Gilens
iuaaren, pie S4lbHer. 9deel, 6drbex
&c. ON 0anb baben. TieberIngen al
Observation-Disclosures unb am Sunfsl
@eleiie In Der on gommercejiraBe.
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Matthtes Ssrpthers.

GIeif6er. sos Sat 0Oufton 5trabe.
2iefern bas pOr3isli9fte Rinbs, 69aFs
unb 59neinefeif9. 6 pe3iaIitdf.
Sunges 3albfleif@ d. 4lle 6prs
ten BON Wurff.
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Mtlanta @Spuittio,s.

Niebrise grturfitionstreiie mad At'
lanta unb aurld finb iebt auf Der SIN.
ternational 8abu in 3raft. Weaem
ndberer MuStunft meubet @uG on
8. s. priee, u. g. g. a.,
paleftine. Segas.