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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-17

where he arrived ahead OF the news OF
the English victory. bought all the Gov
eminent securities he could lay his hands
on at their then depressed prices, ana
sold them, when they rose. on news tha1
Napoleon was finally and forever over
thrown. Rothschild probably made more
than a million Of dollars upon this trans
action. bat, though 1t has been conf
mented on for nearly hundred years py
all nationalities and by all classes III
all nationalities. VIC have never heard
that there was anything In the nature
of robbery in the transaction. NO one
has ever denied that Rothschild had
perfect right to buy at the current prices
upon his belief that the securities would
rise. and no one has ever contended mat
he was under any obligation TO tell persons
from whom he bought that he had reason
to believe that Bonaparte was over
thrown This is very extreme case
but IL is within the bounds Of the law. IL
is very true that there are men OF
nice and delicate sense OF honor VINO
would refuse to trade with any person
about anything unless they felt assured
that the other person had as complete
knowledge OF every fact connected with
the subject as they had. But that can
not be laid down as the test by which
human institutions are TO judge OF hu-
man affairs Lord Thurlow discussed
rt.rlafr In
nous and leading case, and he laid IL
down a principle that court OF equity
could not look at a transaction from the
standpoint of n highly honorable and
sensitive gentleman. but must lind a
transaction to fall within some Of the
rules which have been established TO
determine those which are violations Of
common right before It could condemn
tho transaction as one Of which the law
could take cognizance. The distinction
is between refined and gentlemanly con-
duct and violations of positive law.
The law knows only those rules
which it finds that the necessities Of
human conduct call upon it 10 estab-
fish.
Now. we cite the Rothschild case as
one Of common occurrence, though in
much less degree. and applicable to all
sorts Of purchases. where good judgment
and favorable market permits good
bargains. but what would our milwaukee
friend say of the fortunes made by great
inventions? Why should not Elias Howe,
who invented the sewing-machine and
Isaac Merritt Singer who greatly i'm
proved it, make great fortunes and at the
same time confer inestimable benefits
on mankind? And why should not Nc
Cormick with his reaper, Bessemer with
his steel, Edison with electricity, era
ham Bell with his telephone. do the same
thing?
These are but instances Of fortunes
Justly and worthily made by men who
should be encouraged and not re-
preached.
The true principle is TO give an equal
chance and fun protection to all men IN
the acquisition of wealth, knowing that
wealth must benefit others more tnan
it does the owner and must Of necessity
do 50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-17

The Past Masters Association held its
annual meeting AT St Adams Hall We'd
nesday night and a most delightful even
ing was spent
The officers FOR the ensuing year were
elected as follows Mr.. l.. Il. Morris. OF
Lodge No -. was chosen as president
Mr.. r. f.. Patterson Of No. 81. vice.
president. Mr.. I. Loyenstein. of No. -,
secretary and treasurer. and Mr.. K. w.
Carter Of No. IL. ergeant-at-arms
After the election Of officers the assoc
clifton repaired 10 the dining hall. where
an elegant banquet was served After ihD
feast toasts were responded 20 by Messrs.
James II. Capers, D. c. Richardson, L. 4.
Christian William Ryan. 4. VI. Lyons,
Jackson Guy. snd w Il. Mason.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-17

cheaper than any other known region In
the world. The cheapcning of the cost
of pig iron has nearly reached its limit
in this region. The next thing to do 20
give ia another start is to cheaper the
transportation Of the heavy raw materials
that VIC produce in the district
That its agitation is pound to result In
some good and possibly I'm vast benefit
10 our people Ia the conviction OF every
one who has given the slightest thought
TO that subject and 10 the matter OF the
cost Of transportation.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-17
Dangers OF the hul..

Spotty Lee (colored), driver Of cart
was oil Eighth street. near the How
tiers Armory. yesterday morning with
his mule. when part of the harness
became detached and he got down from
his seat 10 fasten II. As he reached the
ground the mule kicked him with such
Nigor as 10 tumble him over the around
several yards. he was cut on the hand
and got up complaining OF bruise II his
side but climbed 20 his seat and drove
al
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-17
The DEADLY IrolIeN-rnr.

Yesterday morning. when the first east
bound electric car on the Main-street
line. reached the corner OF Twentieth
street, il struck a valuable Gordon
setter. belonging 10 Mr.. r. s. Duke.
who resides at No. 2023 east Main
street
The dog was dragged for more than
half a square. to point Immediately in
front OF his masters door. The animal
was literally torn TO pieces and scattered
along the track.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-17

OAK LEE, VA, Jan. Spocisl.-The
weather has moderated here somewhat.
Ice has been abundant, and a bevy Of
skaters have thronged the neighborhoOd
ponds.
oak Lee is rapidly increasing in pOpu-
latiOu. Hopes are entertained that II
may be LOO by next year.
Oysters in York river are doing well
and selling rapdly az good figures
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-17
Lynchburg Cotton Will.

I.YNCHBURG. VA. Jan. 16-SpeciaL-
The annual meeting of the stockholders
OF the Lynchburg Cotton NH was held
to-day. The report of the treasurer
showed that the mill had made profit
of S65,0s0.55 for the year which is 20 per
cent of the capitalization. All the Old
officers were reelected.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-17
HIGH Tn m ;hc Word,

The steeple Of st Pauls church Is re-
ceiving much-neoded coat of paint. and
a daring workman was swung w close
10 the tip Of the graceful spirc Yesterday
painting as calmly and quietly as though
he we're on the sidewalk Crowds of
peoDle STONED on Grace and Ninth and
the Capitol Square 10 watch him and
wonder az his nerve and unconcern.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-17
A. Fields Ylrstrels Tonight.

Al. G. Fields minstrel company viii
he AT the Academy of Music for three
Performances. beginning tonight. Al.
Field 10 virginian by birth. and enc
toys a wide popularity all through the
Southern country. Many Of the bright
est hits Of recent yeas owe their origin
70 his creative mind.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-17
A WAGON Smashed,

Two horses. hitched TO a wagon loaded
with coke, ran away ort Main street
Yesterday morning. smashing the water
plug at the corner OF Main and Jefferson
streets, and injuring tho wagon con-
siderably,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-17

Mr.. L. p. Morgan. OF Richmond has
leased the Hotel Burton. at Danvilie. and
will conduct IL for one year. with priyi-
lege OF two. Mr.. w. r. Tayloe. late OF
the Exchange. will be chief clerk. Both
gentlemen are well known In this city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-17
KAUFMAN & CO.
CLEARANCE SALE
WINTER GARMENTS.
FUR CAFES.

We've only - Fur Capes In the house.
That's lust that many more than we
want The stock consists 81 French
Coney. French Seal, Electric Seal, Wool
Seal. Astrachan-all cut full sweep ana
from % 10 10 inchns In Iength.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-17
So is per Cent. Discount
Boys Navy Blue ReeTers

from original price on any OF these gar
ments you may select.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-17

4 shipment Of the New Effects I'm
DRESDEN, PERSIAN,
PLAID AND PLAIN.
Neck and Dress Ribbons now mere 10
pick from Also Lace Collars, berthas,
and Fischus in the late new designs
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1896-10-24
STILL COMPLAIN.
Spanish Papers Think Uncle
Sans Naval Police
inefficient.

New York, 2o.-A dispatch
to the Herald from Madrid
says: A special dispatch from
Havana to the Heraldo says
the Havana newspapers ex-
press great indignation at the
attitude of the United States
government, and complain
that, despite the promise of
the authorities at Washington,
the fitting out at American
ports of flibustering vessels
intended to aid the cause of
the Cuban insurgents has ne t
been and is not being prevent
ed.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1896-10-24
RETURNS THE VISIT.
The Gar and Party Call On
Emperor William at
Wiesbaden.

Wiesbaden, Oct. 2o.-The
Gar, Grand Duke Sergius
and the Grand Duke Of Hesse
arrived here at l o'clock this
afternoon and were received
at the station by Emperor
William, who wore a Russian
uniform. Their malesties
drove to the castle in a car
rage drawn BY four horses
Their route was lined with
troops and the crowds were
very enthusiastic. The Car
returned to Darmstadt this
afternoon.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1896-10-24
GET IN LINE.
Russian Ambassador to
France VIII Be Dism;s-
sed.

Paris, Oct. 2o.-The Eclaire
today says that NJ. De Giers,
counsellor of the Russian en-
bassy at Paris, will sapercede
Baron Won lIohrenheim, the
Russian ambassador to France,
on account Of the latters' pre-
nounced opposition to the re-
cent visit of the Gar aad.
Czarina to the French capital.
Old newspapers for sale at
this Office 25cts. hundred.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1896-10-24
SILVER OR GOLD.

Better than either is healthy
liver. If the liver is 0. K. the
man is 0. X. His blood is kept
pure, his digestion perfect, and he
can enjoy life and act intelhgently
and patiently upon the questions
Of the day. You all know what to
take. You have known it for years.
Its Simmons Liver Regulator
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1896-10-24

For years you and your fathers
have found it of sterling worth.
1t is and always has been put up
only by J. Il. Zeilin & Co. Take
none but the genuine. It has the
Red Z on the front Of the wrapper,
and nothing else is the same, and
nothing SO good.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1896-10-24

SS1St24D'SssS slstszGE0 =
side of Bryan" Senator Nor
gan dismissed the matter in a
few characteristic words, refer
ring to MIR. Morton as "barn
rat"
The republicans who have
been bluffing about their ex-
peclation of carrying Texas
crawled into their holes when
a man with $500, which be
wanted to bet that Bryan would
carry Texas by 10000 major
ity, arrived in Washington and
tried to run them down.
Sepator Butler, Chairman of
the-Populist National Commit
tee, doesn't talk like a man
who is either lukewarm in his
support Of Bryan or doubtful
Of the result, both of which he
has been charged with being
by republicans. He said:
While l was in Chicago, as
surauces were given me that
The votes of Minnesota, Indiana
and Michigan are absolutely
sure for Bryan. Sbonld Mr.
Bryan not lose any of the
border states, the vote OF In
diana alone, 10 addition, will
elect him. The votes of the
other states will simply add to
his majority" Mr.. Butler
frankly said that lie did not
care to express any positive
opinion about Illinois or Iowa,
because the information he Re
ceived concerning those two
states was of such a mixed ma
ture that be bad not formed
any.
Mark Hanna has captured
the National officers Of the a.
P. A, bag aud baggage, and
they are preparing to circulate
an official attack upon Mr.
Bryan, which will Indirectly
appeal to A,'P. \ men to vote
for Mckinley. Il has been
known to Mr Bryan's managers
for some time that this action
was contemplated, but they
have not deemed the matter OF
sufficient Importance to Iry to
prevent it. In fact, some Of
them think the a. p. A. attack
on Mr. Bryan will make great
many more votes for him than
against him, aud are for that
reason rather disposed to well
come it.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1896-10-24
-CHINAMAN AssAsSINATED

CHINAMAN aSSASSINATED
I}l Paso, Texas, October ~.
On the vegetable ranch of
Charles Sue, a Chinaman, three
miles from This city, last-I1ght
All Hen was murdered and All
Lung was beaten into insen
sibility They were both China
men, working for Charley she.
It is not known whether the
unfortunate Cpiesiials were the
victims of highbiudprs or
tramps. They were assaulted
while asleep and near tue body
of the dead man was found an
AK and car coupling pin,
both covered with blood. The
dead mans skull was crushed
in and his companion was fear
fully beaten bout tue head and
is still deliriOus.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1896-10-24
BRYAN'S CHANCES
GROWING.
Secretary Mortou's Bad Break
Mark lIanna's Got
the A. P. a.
From Our Regular Correspondent.

Some Of the most ardent
Bryan men have been absolu
teIy astonished at some of the
recent Unexpectedly good news
which has come into Washing
ton. Lawrence Gardutr, who
attended the State Convention
of Democratic Clubs in New
York, says he received inform
alton there which makes him
certain that Bryan will carry
New York, and the Congress
sioual committee has inform.
alton that New Jersey aud
Pennsylvania are In n fairway
10 become Bryan States, showing
TO a tidal wave Of silver senti-
ment which is sweeping to
workiugmen out OF republican
ranks and making them stauch
supporters Of Bryan. 4 mem
Der of the Democratic State
Committee of Ohio writes that
Bryan will not have less than
10000 plurality in that state,
aud democratic poll of Iowa
shows majority OF $1,000 for
Bryan. Hon. Z. j. Logeioy
writes: II have been all over
Michigan, Wi-coo,i, minnesota
and Nor'b and South Dakota,
and have COME ia personal con
Iact with h. voters especially in
The large numbering towns and
mills, and 90 per cts. of these
men intend 10 vote for Bryan.
| feel sure that all these states
will 60 for Bryan and that by
a good majority. Silver is on
TOP. sure"
It must be evident even to
Secretary Morton himself ,hnt
be made a mistake from every
point Of view when be made
that uncalle6 for end undps-
erged auaok upon Senators
Harris, Push and Morgan, be-
cause Of their support Of free
silver. As strongly as Pres
ident Cleveland and the other
members Of bis cabinet are op
posed to silver, they to a man
dpprecale the language of Sec
rotary Morton. Nobody in
Washington would follow the
example set by some of the
democrats on the Virginia side
of the Potomac, in hanging
Sec. Morton in eligy, but he
has been very freely copdrm
ned by all classes OF men. Here
is very conservative opinion
expressed by Hon p. b. Nc
Keuzie, Mayor of Eafala, Ala :,
and a gold democrat: Il have
I put Secretary Morton in the
front rank Of democracy's lead
ers. and as a sound money
democrat. | was anxious TO see
him nominated for President.
But after his late utterances, so
unjust and uncalled for, l am
bound to modify my opinion Of
his foolish assault on Senator
Morgan, Pugh aud Harris. aud
his attempt to wave the bloody
shirt by rousing prejudice
against the South viii hurt the
cause he wants to aid more
than more than most people
Imagine. It will turn hun.
drrds Of wavering voters in
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zesa a =.

- os Glein braagen @inbreber
9aadt. tn bas Gef@dftslotal bon Err.
Balfilt unb rtumten bort fart auf.
Wsan bat biz iebt nod teiae SPUR bon
ben Dieben entbedt.
- SIN MQepton, ettua brei Wleilen
bon Columbus, erfGoB Sames @ole'
mau einen Mann Namens Sud 6oos
Der, sessu ben Ct einen alien Srol
begte, neil Soouer Dor ettuo 5tuei Sab'
rem goletnanS Shmager 8Hrtf4el ers
f@oien bate. Coleman wurbe ners
baftet unb mad columbus inS &C.
fdneniB eebra6t.
Sa Ga Strange brannte bic
G6eune uub ber Gtau bes 81bmen
Sofebb 2Ieihta nieber. nobel elm
pra1tpoller 3u6tbeneft I'm Wsrtbe
bon 81 600 In ben Glammen umtam.
- Jus San MlareOs mirb berihtet,
baB 6err bon Baper. ber 0unbes. syns
genieur. bsr bonn aiidsu9t. Departes
fneut in Wafbington ttir3Ii6 aur 2e.
pifion Der Bunbes Jiidbruts Nnfalt
nod San MareoS gsfditt ipurbs. bort
bo6intersFante 5peeimina bon sfreb.
fen uub Salamaubern aefunben bot,
bic ben 3oolcgen Der Bunbesbaupts
ffabt nod p6Qig unbsfdnut waren.
- Sn 6ouiton ba: isst Der proeeb
bes iungen 6enrp Gog. zines Sobnes
bes reiden Bantiers 6or, bcaonnen.
1enrp sfoy ftebt unier Der Mntlage'
I'M porigen CONNER cine proitituirte,
9amens Gaifp 9breItelb, persiftet 3ll
babeu,
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80. e. u o ma,
Mass stir WsHtter.

gor ilber so 3a5ren ihou uurbs
Wtrs. 9Dih5lom'S Soothing 5prup
Don MilliDuen bon Mtittern beinl Sab
men Der &inber angemenbet. Wirff bu
i'm 5@lafe 6ur6 ba8 Gd)reien zines
&inbes geifbrt, bas i'm 3abneH III unb
Dor 51mersen ireiut2 Wenn 10, laiie
fofort cine GIaf6e bon vMrs. Winss
Ions Sootbing Syrup bDlen. Sein
@ertb 1T unbe3ablbar. gs Dirb ben,
fleiuen 3eihenben iofor. 2iuberung bers
i6affen. gerlaBt eu@ barauf, Msatter.
es lit fein 3peifel bariiber. gS beili
9plenterp anb Diarrboe, regulirt ben
Magen unb bic Nieren, beieitigt gbinbs
&nIit, srueidbt ben Gaumen, berbins
bert Gnt5iinbung unb itdrft baS gauge
Gpifem. .Wirs. Winsloips Soothing
Sprup" fir aabnenbe 4iHber 1T anges
nebm III Gei6mad unb baS &eeept
fammt Don einenl ber befen lueibli6eu
Qerste in ben Der. Staaten. Sc iit BET
allen Dru9giiien in Der san3en Welt 30
baben. preiS Is Gents per Glai6e.
&anft nid@t5 anberes, olS Wirs. Winss
loma Soothing sSprip.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-02-18
"MoRITURI re sALUTAN1."

8eorg b. Sunfen ber6nentli6t in
bes ngtation" folgenbe treffli6e ST.
fldrung:
] "Morituri, Caesar, te salutant. -
| @ile gerl6uIbung miner ben @eilt ieis
ner Stride uus ieines 8olfeS bat Der
@eneraliuperintenbent Or. Gahee in
leiner preoist bonn Is. anf fid) seIas
ben. ais er Don Der gebsiIisten Mab.
nuug 3ur 9reue biz in ben Sob" tlbers
| ging au jenem unbeilisen Mnrte Der
@brloien Der r6mii@en gDelt. Man
uirb bergebIidb nah elmer @ntf6ulbi=
eung fiir Elm foldeS @itat iu6en.
Dies 1T ein 6ffeatlides AergerniB
bauernber 2lrt. Deun bic Brebigt
wurOe an einem bon nornberein als
biftpril6 getennaei6aeten Gage unb
uater ben bentbar feierli0ien umfidns
ben in her S9lpbfnpele geiproheu.
0err Dr. Gaber fiibrt ben ifoldeu
Sitel bes Observation-Disclosures
bon Berlin. Man fann bebaupten.
bab es in Der bod binredeub buntfdes
digen Bep6lferung 8erlinS teinen Gin.
sigen eiebi, Der obiges @Iabiatoreutpori
fi9 aneignen m65te. 9ie @Iabioto:
renbanbe, tueItbe auf bem frif1gebarften
gonbe .bes rbnifaen Qlmphitbeaiers
ibrem 3unbgane belt unb int @orbei.
aieben he; Der 8oge eines giero ia jenen
brutalen 3uruf ausbrad, ging nibt
! ettpa fttr ibr 8aterlanb, nidt far Rem
Smperator, ni6t fur eine Sbee in ben
Sob, ionbern gum grauien 8ergniis
gen entmenibter 3ni1auer rollten fie
| f1 sesenIeitis aerfleifden. 9ln. Ter
gntmenidtbeit aber iIt faum etwas In
b0berem @rabe Gdulb aemeien als bas
@lobiatorentbum. @@on @oniiantin
bat es au uuterbriiden oelfu6t, unter
OoncriuS perf6wanb eS. 5oaen mir
in un}erem @efdmaf ala suriidgefoms
men geIten binter Bp3an3, binier &a,
penna unb bas @om bes ftinften Sabr.
bunberts2
Man perfe nid)t ein. baB bislsr bi.
ftoriiGe 3uiammenbang Dem preDiger
unbetnnnt geblieben fein f6nue. Gin
Ni@twifien Der Nrt il! BET einem 10
| bo1gebiIbeten Manne : Der asit hes
Ran8eIuortrassS IisB bieriibsr tsinen
3meifel - pollltdnbis uusseidllOffen.
Der Ieiie 4nsruf. Der iid oil setueibter
Gtele beim s(nbbren iensr 9a0rte e,s
nem feieriid gefiimmien 9eFSen tB;s
| rang, rpili nit Raiurgeiuali pc'.er nao
| in's Ganb binaue: p94lr Eno
lftiue 8la0iatore
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Gs 1T fein sJrrtbau, ,

Die Sunfet Wooo 81. lam
Gu6 on @urem SolJ unb SOblen @elo
fparen. Sic bat ben gr6Bten gor'
ratb in San 9lntonio nnb bat bic 4gens
tur fiir bic beriibmten Meallifer Sn=
bianer Serritorium &oblem.
3elepbonirt on fie. 8elepbon 81.
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sSSohn Sdott's

Su9s unb Sob Druderei,
No. 211 Rorb Yrefa StraBe. 6iibri
aae 8u6s unb SobsOrudereis Wrbeiten
III beutIder uno enslif9er 9prad,s
aus unb liefert iOlbe pon ben billia.
ten big au ben feinneA.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-02-18

Saufeube bon Rbeuma.ismus ssdls
len fiu6 bur1 elmer mmo Msmessb'S
@eaept 9so. 1851, eebeilt uorben.
slQe 2eibenben foIlten cine GlafGe ba.
bon periuGen.
6. %. prefnn 6 Co..
@albefon, 3eraS
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s,abeu gie iemals

ben @lsftrie Bittsrs aIs Elm 9siinliiel
gegen Sbre 2eiben uerludt2 9aeEn
uidt. 10 iaKsn gle li6 jtBt tine 5idi9e
tommen uuo @is nerbeu Grlei6teruHg
finbeu. 9iefs DiebisiH bar Fidr aIs
beloncers geeisnet eTwleiea 5ur 5e!=
lung alsr 6rnuenfrautbeiten. 5ie
tibt einea erftaunli6em biretlen Gins
FnB aus unh eiebt ben Orsanen @es
iunbbeit unb araft. Wenn Sic oil
Mppetitlofsteit leibem, Ober on Der
fopfung, aopfmeb, Obnma9tSans
fdleu, ober tuenn Sic nerp0S finb,
lei9t erre9bar. melan9olii6 oeer Denn
sic ni6t i6Iafsn f6unen, bann 1T
bas gIettric Bitters gerabe bic Webis
atm, ipeI9e sic brauben. Rraft unb
Beiunbbeit iper6en burb ibren @e.
brau9 earantiit. GiiHfsig Gents oSel
$1.0O pei Glaife In Der Mpotbete bon
AbsIpb SreiB.
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Nntis AT gtemer5abler.

Die eteuerIiiten fiir bas Sabr 1895
befineen ii6 ieBt in meinen 9dnbem
uHo alle Staats; unb @0untps9tenern
Rnb icbt in meiuer Office 3ablbar.
Sole @aifiano,
5teuer aollettor. 0erar Gountu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-02-18

pom Seberthran Elm 9erdoeSu ra'
pioer. 2lus oiefem 6runSe offs'
riren mir SOC. e..5lafden, 0a iis fir
cine eew0bnlide Grfdltuns ooer
buitsn binreiheno fno, ebenfo
perfuhsweiie fir Babies unS
Kinoer. 2ln6ere 5uitdn6e sei9en
eiuen lanefameren uno sutpsilen
faum wabrsunebmen6cn Sort'
id3ritt, in 6eneu Die an9e9riffene
6efun6beit niht in einem g age
bsreeitellt weroen fam. fir oiele
follte SCOTS Gmulfion mebr ais
uabrlinssmitteI betradtst wers
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