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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-10-17
New HeI|Il BOgTd.
Speculation As To lis Compost
ton INDUCED In.
Two States Already Picked Up By
Light Reporters. Either 0fWhich
Would Be Quite CAPABLE.

The mayor will likely nominate his
new board of health at tomorrow's
meeting of the city council and there Is
great speculation being INDUCED in as
to what physicians will constitute the
board.
The mayor was very reticent in an
swering questions put to him yester-
day by Light reporter as to the for
nation of the board, but intimated
that he would like to hold DR.. Hadra
as city physician If possible. There
have been thus far two forecasts made
of the probable personnel of the board,
one of which was found on the street
by we'll known alderman and Is given
as follows:
Honorary president-Dr. f. Hertz.
present incumbent.
Acting president-Dr. H. D. Barnitz.
Other membership. Amos Graves.
Sr., DR.. S. Burg, DR.. ]. Braunnagel.
City physician-Dr. B. E. Hadra.
This would make very strong, con-,
sentative and highly trustworthY
board.
Another slate handed Light report
er is as follows:
DR.. A. S. Mcdaniel, president; DIR.
A. c. Mcdaniel, DR.. ]. F. Hines and
DR.. ]. V. Spring. DR.. b. E. Hadra,
city health officer.
DR.. H. d. Barnitz, the sole remain
ing member of the old board, rendered
his resignation to the mayor yesterday
morning, in which he stated that "as
he was the only frazzled fragment of
the board Of health left, he deemed it
only proper to resign" This was his
only reason, as he considered it we'll
enough known that he and DR.. Burg
had always dissented from the opin-
ion of the other members of the board
that in declaring the case of the late
Griffin as suspicious" they were act
ing hastily.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-10-17
COUNTY WARRANTS CASH.
We will take County Warrants At
Par. JOSKE BROTHERS.
THE FOOTBALL GAME.

The Opening Game Was played in
Mud And Won By The Y. NJ. c. A.
The football season was opened in
San Antonio yesterday afternoon at
San Pedro park in a game between the
Y. NJ. c. A. and the w. T. NJ. A. The
game was witnessed by fair sized
crowd, considering the disagreeable
weather. The grounds were muddy.
which made fast running impossible.
The w. T. NJ. A. team was entirely
outclassed in weight by it's opponents,
but gave evidence that they can make
it interesting for any team in their
class. The game was won by the Y.
NJ. c. AS by a score of Il to 0. on three
with no safeties, Two
players were injured, both Of the w. 7.
NJ. A. team. Ernest Brown sprained
his ankle in the first part Of the game
and was replaced by Bear. c. s.
Shamp was knocked senseless and was
relieved by Davis. Neither was SER
iously hurt.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-10-17
ABOUT CoLoRED FOLKS.
m the Alamo Advance.

From the Alamo Advance.
T. ]. Fontleroy, of Lavernia, is sport
ing a new pair of boots, and Jim
Abram, the horse trader, is doing a
rushing business.
The hardest man for YOU to do is
the man who is doing others.
The B. p. Y. u. exercises at Second
Baptist church on last Wednesday
night, were very well attended.
Harmony in the Republican party
in Texas is about as far off as the dis
covery of the north pole.
r. c. Chapman, one of the heavy
farmers of Sayers, Texas, accompan-
led by his family, was in the city last
Wednesday.
A popularity about the average big
niger is that his ostentatiousness ply
sically incapacitates him for any kind
of labor.
H. Clay Willis, who has spent the
past several months in Galveston,
Houston and other Texas villages, has
returned to the city.
Some San Antonio doctors are close
contestants for the doubtful distinction
of being the first to discover a case
that might be called yellow fever.
Deacon Bill Mcbride is sporting a
new horse.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-10-17
SUNDAY SCHOOL RALLY.

The Sunday school scholars of the
German M. E. church. on blackberry
street, will have a rally and celebra-
-ticn at o'clock this afternoon. The
church was beautifully decorated last
evening for the event.
In consequence of the celebration the
English congregation will hold Sun
day school at o'clock, and dispense
with preaching in the afternoon. The
Germans. however, in return, will
hold no services at night, allowing the
others to have preaching at 1880
O'Clock.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-10-17
Pe|SO||Q| Mention.

Mr.. Darius onasso is seriously i'll.
Mr.. Gus Kampmann came in from
the Calaveras last night.
Judge jain N. Garner, and wife of
Uvalde, are az the Mahncke.
Mrs. Berger, of Angle, Tex, arrived
last evening to visit her daughter Mrs.
VIM. Rahmsdorf
DR.. ]. E. Breeding has recovered
fIom severe attack of the dengue, and
is able to attend to his Office work
again.
Mr.. H. S. Affleck, a popular member
Of Lotus lodge, knights of Pythias,
had surgical operation performed on
him yesterday.
The wife of Police officer Pat Ber-
gin has recovered from an attack of
the dengue. The statement in Tues
days Light that she had typhoid fever
was erroneous. The reporter was in
formed, however, at the time, by some
one, who evidently did not know.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-10-17
JUST WHAT WE NEED.

The San Antonio Lyceum will meet
to organize at the Y. NJ. c. A. hall
tomorrow night. After a weeks can
vass nearly three hundred members
have been secured and this assures a
series of lectures and entertainments,
embracing the very best talent on the
lecture platform today.
The membership can be run up to
500 in city like this and a little
stronger effort will do it.
The Light believes in education and
no better popular educator can be
found than the lecture platform, il the
press is excepted. Our community
deserves the best talent and it is hoped
that the Lyceum will select this sea-
son an "all star" program.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-10-17
SLOW POSTAL OFFICIALS,

Although the Gulf Shore railroad
has been running into Stockdale for
several months past, and application
has been made to have the mail carried
there on the road, the action of the
postal authorities has been SO slow
that a permit to carry it through has
not yet been granted the road. The
mail is pouched here for Sutherland
Springs. which is as far as the train
carries it. There it is repouched and
sent on to Stockdale on horseback,
thus delaying 1t several hours unneces-
sarily. .-H ...
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-10-17
CHURCH NOTES.

Avenue d, Cumberland Presbytef-
ian: Sunday school at $3.50 a. m,
Christian Endeavor meeting at pm.
At p. m. there will be congregation
al meeting Of the members and friends
of the church preparatory to the COM
ing of the pastor.
Y. NJ. c. A: Boys gospel meeting
at o'clock to which the boys are in
vited. The secretary will give a BIZ
Bile reading at the mems gospel meeting
at o'clock. All men invited.
st. Paurs Episcopal church, Gov
eminent hill, Rev. A. l.. Burleson, rec
ton: All seats free. Strangers well
come. Holy communion, a. m:
morning prayer, II a. m; evening pray
er, 1880 p. m; Sunday school, GAS a m.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-10-17
DONT'S,

Don't 'hurrah" a poor play. The
rules forbid this.
Don't take seat on the players
bench if you are not in the game your
self.
Don't bet on the results of games;
it may hurt your playing.
Don't be constantly instructing your
fellow players what to do; leave this to
the captain.
Don't get discouraged because your
club is near the bottom; remember the
season is only half over.
Don't blame the loss of games on the
captain, there are nine others RESPONSE
BILE for a defeat.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-10-17

gel is contemplating a trip to Mexico,
hence his name does not appear on the
Casino team.
Kuehn. Schmitt and Storms did their
usual good work on "fulls" in the Ala
mo- Mission contest.
Rummel, with his south paw has a
cinch on the right corner, with Heu-
baum on the. left and McAllister on
either side the Missions have good
trio for cleaning the alley.
A. Rheiner throws the largest ball
to be had, and seems to have perfect
control of 1t, too.
AID. Giesecke showed the spectators
how to make strikes on the G. Hills
alley on more than one occasion last
week
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-10-17
FAST TRAIN SERVICE AGAIN RE-
STORED.

AS all quarantine via the route OF
the Southern Pacific's "St. Louis Linn
ited' train has now been abolished
the fast through service to Dallas and
other North Texas points and to st.
Louis and the east has been restored,
effective at once. This is the best
and quickest way to the Dallas Fair.
10-17-tf
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-10-17
TOOK HIM FOR A TRAIN RoBBER.

man on Travis street was pointed
OUT to Officer Walther yesterday after
noon as suspected accomplice in the
recent train robbery at Austin. The
man was taken to United States Mar
shal wares office and then to the
city man, but he proved that the officer
mao the wrong man, and he was
promptly released. 1t developed later
that the man who pointed out the
suspect was friend of the latter.
but he did not recognize him until
they were brought face to face, after
which explanations were in order and
the two friends retired to a cosy re-
treat where they broke the neck of a
cold bottle.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-10-17
COUNTY WARRANTS CASH.
We will take County Warrants At
Par, -. JOSKE BROTHERS.
couRrHorsE fNsI,R ANcE

The county commissioners re-insured
the new courthouse yesterday for the
sum of $1,000 in addition to the $4,000
insured for last July. The Insurance
is divided in the following agencies:
Piper & Stiles, Stone & Co., Eichlitz
& Co.. Conroy & Rice, S. d. Scudder,
Dullnig & MeAllister, Dittmar & OPP
penheimer, $500 each; Hardin w.
Adams, Miss F. Florian and Joe Nc
Allister, $500.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-10-17
DOCTORS HAVE A MEETING.

A meeting of a number Of local ply
sicians was held Friday night, at
which resolutions were read, unfolding
the recent action of the late board of
health. Nothing was given out for
publication and the doctors claim it
was only an informal meeting.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-10-17
TEACHERS EXAMINATION.
There Were Thirteen Applicants and
Eleven Received Certificates.


Eleven Received Certificates.
The regular county examination
of teachers for county and state certi-
ficates took place Friday and Saturday
in the county court house, and the ex-
aiming board finished work of grant,
ing the papers at s o'clock last night.
There were thirteen applicants before
the board, and the following eleven
will receive certificates to teach:
Misses Agnes A. Cotton, Margaret B.
Dawson, Christian Walthal, jamie
Baskin, Maggie Mcneil, Hannah F.
Stuart, Edith Newton, Mrs. Sarah E.
Mood, Fannie NJ. Ripley, Alice o.
Hewitt and Mr.. ]. c. Canterbury.
The papers of Misses Walthal, Daw-
son, Cotton and Baskin were especially
good.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-10-17
Cotton And Stocks.
Predictions Of Frost In Texas Has
Its Effect.
Stock Market Was Dull-A Bull
Gard From The United States
Strongly Suspected.

Fairchild & Hobson's cotton letter to
the Alamo Brokerage Co:
New Orleans, Oct. 1S.-The cotton
market opened at decline of to s
points, but the remainder of the day
was quite steady and closed at net
loss of four points. The only features
of interest today were Ellison's esti-
mate of consumption requirements,
100000 bales and the prediction of
frost Sunday morning in New Next
co, Indian Territory and Oklahoma.
Estimated receipts here tomorrow 10
to 1900 against 21,000; 1880 and 1880
on Houston not posted up to time of
writing. Spots are very easy today
but quoted unchanged with sales of
only 1900 and 1850 to arrive.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-10-17
SOCIETY NOTES AND PERSONALS

special wire 10 SuuudS Light
Georgetown, Tex, Oct. 16.-Mr. E. G.
Watson has returned from Victoria.
Mrs. W. 7. Jones is visiting in Dali
las.
Mr.. E. F. Booty is visiting in Waco.
Rev. Frank Mars. of Del Rio, is
visiting here.
Mrs. Frank Seery is visiting in Aus
tin.
Mr.. Scott Watson, of Eagle Lake, is
in town.
Miss Stella Tubb has accepted a po-
sition as stenOgrapher at Galveston.
Miss Sallie Callahan, of Austin, is
visiting here.
Capt. ]. w. Posey and sister. Miss
Addie, have returned from a trip to
Mississippi.
Col. w. X. Makemson is visiting in
Dallas.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-10-17
Purnell, Hagaman & Co.'s stock letteI
to Alamo Brokerage Co:


New York, Oct. 1.-THE stock mar
ket was dull and professional with lit
tie commission house business. Lon
don was again a moderate buyer. The
trading element was encouraged by
the long postponement Of the hearing
of the Joint Traffic association case be-
fore the United States Supreme court
as a bull card, as it will permit the
association to operate few months
longer, even if the suit is finally de-
cided against the railroads. Chicago
gas enjoyed a rally on reports of
settlement with the Mcmillan syndi-
cate and sugar was generally strong.
Con. gas rose sharply and held most
of the gain. The general list made
fractional Improvement, but the best
prices were not held quite to the end.
The bank statement was regarded as
favorable and the market closed firm.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-10-17
Atwood, Violeet & Co.'S cotton letter
to Alamo Brokerage Co:

Atwood, Violeet & Co.'S cotton letter
to Alamo Brokerage Co:
New York, Oct. 16.-The explanation
of Liverpools decline today is that
both there and on the continent spot
offerings for this side last night were
of large volume, also that spot buyers
in the south protected themselves by
sales in Liverpool, and no doubt much
of the selling here this morning can
be traced to the same cause.
New York, New orleans and Liver
pool cotton markets in the past few
weeks have had to bear the burden of
an unusual amount of selling as a
hedge to spot holdings and in the
meantime there has not been enough
speculative buying to offset the same.
Prices have reached point in this
market from which reactions from de-
clinings will be frequent, because of
any unfavorable circumstances, such
as the frost news predicted for North
ern Texas tomorrow. We again call
attention to what must be evident to
all, namely: That receipts and the
spot demand are the two governing
features at the moment.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-10-17
FOUR HUNDRED CHORUS.
A Leading Feature of The Christmas
Musical Festival.

A Leading Feature of The Christmas
Musical Festival.
Four hundred children tried to meet
Prof. Schemmel to enlist in his chorus
for the musical festival set for Dec.
l4th to 18th, and about two hundred
succeeded in registering, owing to an
awkward mistake in announcing the
hour. Fully half the children came at
four o'clock, whereas the meeting was
called for two o'clock. Those who were
fortunate enough to get there, enjoy
ed an hours training of great value
and evidenced the good training they
have had at the hands of Prof. Hall
bedl, superintendent of music in the
public schools.
Prof. Schemmel announced that every
girl who was prompt and regular in
attending the rehearsals. would receive
handsome souvenir prize. A careful
record will be kept and a stimulus will
be from promptness. Fully five humid
red voices will be listed by next Satur-
day, when rehearsals begin
as Professor Harbedl announc-
ed. Four hundred have been al
ready selected from the public schools.
This will make grand chorus.
The opera selected for the festival
is "Cavalleria Rusticana," one of the
best known to the music loving world.
The characters selected so far are:
santuzza,. >. ,,,,,,,Mrs, Bertha Fest
Lola ..,"." ...",.Miss Lolita Braun
Lucia $1,000. 49,. Miss Alma Haueisen
turiddu .......... Mr.. Gus A. Bonnet
Alfio ............ Mr.. Gilbert Schramm
Those who are familiar with the
opera and its action declare no better
selection could have been made and
Prof. Schemmel is to be congratulated
on the prospects of brilliant success.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-10-17
THE POOR MAN SUFFERED
From McHugo's Chronicle.

rum hCIluSO NuIOulSlS.
THE county commissioners held a
meeting on Wednesday last, and its
chief discussion was quarantine mat
tiers. DIR. Berrey, who is county ply
stefan, was present and gave his opin-
ion as to the necessity of the present
existing quarantine against yellow fe-
yer districts. Mr.. Salliway was the
chief "oritor" of the day. He thought
he knew more than the swhole city
council himself on the yellow fever
fake, and tackled the city councils re-
solution passed at their meeting on
Monday, asking all refugees from in
fected districts to come here. He
said: If the scourge should come
here the rich can get wagons and get
out into the country. The merchant
can leave his business; the lawyer
can postpone his case for a while and
the doctors can leave also if they
mind; but the artisan, the mechanic
and the laboring man will have to
stay and face the music, as it were.
1t is the poor man who suffers in
case like that and think If the city
will not protect him we ought to do
so.'
1.-The Chronicle is glad to see that
Mr. Salliway has become convert to
labor"
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-10-17

Bro. McHugo is mistaken about Mr..
Salliway just becoming a convert, "
for the Light has known him for a
number of years, as great agitator
and leader in labor circles, who has
always been foremost in advocating
the rights of the honest workingman.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-10-17
COUNTY WARRANTS CASH

We will take County Warrants At
Par. JOSKE BROTHERS,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-11-18

Sbr MeSium iein! - @%ertruuen sic
fih meiner 6iibrung AM" sic ergriff
ben lieutenant BEL Der Sanb, fibrte
i'm etnige Mdle i'm Gallon berum unb
blieb i9liebli9 Dor elmer Muppe itez
ben. nGaffen sic binein!" sebot bas
Mebium itrense.
Meduniid griff ben tleine 2un3dlt
binein unb bottle Elm Bud 6erpor, bas
einem 9arolebut hes Regiments sum
@eripedieln Gbnlid fab. Die iunse
@elt treiI9te Dor @nt5iiden auf.
~@orleien! @OrIeien!" i4rie aues.
Der fleiue 2anSau ftierts ipie geiz
ftesabpeIsnb Inn Iid. Sas Meoium
nabm ibm bas Bud aus Der Sdnb:
r9eftattsn Sic, meme Serri9aften,
baB i'd Sbnen bus Bud Spbius ents
billie! Sc ftebt ssidrieben Gapitel 6.
Beers 1:
n9sim 8ommib lit mar gebulbig,
4ber tGslid pamps nit @rieben,
Nein, ba mar Der Grmite S6luder
2Gnser niat gu @ait seblieben!"
@ar bas elm Salob! = 9lobli9
peritummten Ollie. Der Serr &egis
ments : gommaubeur, anselodt bur4
ben gans reglementspibrigen 2dpm,
mar eingetreten. @r fab bas sebeiligte
Bud bes &esiments, nit benz bic Su=
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bus 8plumen aus Der Sanb bes Wez
buns, bas iebt ieinerieits tootli4 erz
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tbum pep9aB. sic ba6te nur an ben
iuneen SffiSier, Der freioeblei9 Dor
fia binitarrts, setpGrtig bes Sobesurz
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bpGersiirnten 9eitrsngen pernebmen
miiBte. 9isier tluppte bas Bud gu
unb begann in seielf9aftli9er Sals
tung, bod nit srnitep SetOnung:
,Weine lisbe SIN! 9as gebt ni6t!-
Tett fol9en 9ii9ern treibt man teinen
Spott! = Serr lieutenant 2an5au!
sic BADEN ippbl bic Site unb tragen
bas parOlebu9 nab meinem Irbeitss
simmer!"
Der iunse Offi3ier eriff eilisit nab
benz Bud, perIatpano bdmit, unb
ma9te iiG auf benz Corridor, ben en-
pafiiren muBte, an ieinem neberaieber
gu i9affen. Oils er tpieber eintrat,
ftiirste ibm SrGulein GGp entgegen:
.S6nnen sic mir perSeiben9" ftamz
melte lie. = 9er tleine Gan5du latte
fie ~bersniist an:
.Gs lit beiorst unb aufgeboben;
Die Seurin mag ben 9iener loben!"
Damn u~nterbielten fi9 8eibe lanse
aans tamerabi9aftli9. Sic hatten To-
chen 9eibe in bemIslben Segefeuer sss
braten unb bas sibt idnelers unb beis
fere Sreunbf9aft als iubrelunee Ball
betanntI6aft. &ls Der LANCE Sobias
unb Der tleins 2ansau bic 8eieGi9aft
perlieBen, pertraute Der geniale @arrts
tatuunsei9ner ieinem Sntimus Elm
@ebeimnib an: ygs bfeibt babel, i9
nebme einifpeilen llrlaub. llebermor<
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sic lift nGmli6 bic Sodter BON Der
@erla9sbanblung @oltmann &c Sons
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bldtter unb northumberland
h~erausaeben. = Wenn's Slid mill,
bin ib iiber furs ober lang Tepatteur
unb = SdpieseriObn!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-11-18
Sic ftol;e Toic.
&pn Hstar unana6

Son Ssfar llnenao.
sd that an einem Sommertdg
Sur9 8alb unb Sluren Siebsn
limb fab in einem sriinen Saag
Gin buftig RDsIein bliiben.
sd fprd9: n2ieb' ROslein, idmiide
MIDI
Wiu bid gar Iorsiam pflegen!"
Dp6 RDslein rief: sd itsde bid,
3ieh hin auf beinen Degen;
Sd min ben i9muden Sdsersmd1r,
Sen ftolsen Sitter idmiiden,
Gin amber RDslein mag bid bdnn
Wit feiner 2ieb' begliiden,
Serr @anberburid: i4 bunfe!'
limb aIs babin bic Sommersaeit.
Boa i'd bes Weses tpitber;
So6 mo ma RDsleins Serrlt9tett,
Wie hina es ipelt bernieber2
gls mid bds RDslein pieberiab.
0a rief es nit GntSiiden:
n9riib Soft, mein Sbeurer. feto tbr
bd ?
@pblar! SS6 min eu6 f9miiden!"
9a fast' i'd idnea: nWlein 5rdulstn.
fein,
60 febr mid has aud ebrte,
Sp6 bd Elm amber RDitlein
Wir feline 2ieb' bei9erte,
60 Tag iebt i'd: i'd banter
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-11-18
9icbesbrief fir &aolcr.

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meines SerSens! Set i'd Did femme
unb Sein 9sr5 i'm Renntempu srobert
babe, btit 9u bic 49fe aler meiner
9ebanten unb bic 2entItanee meiner
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seiet. Ou bift bas Rab meiner 3eit.
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meme @eidpinbistsit, nit Der i'd gu
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gefiibie unb bic 3urbel msiner Septs
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mir meire Seefe, tpGbrenb Define Obs
pefenbeit lie nit tiefi9purSem email.
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Iden MAIDEN mid gum Stlapen 0sie
ner Snternationalitat uub bepabrsn
mir ben Reipset fir bus 4uslunb.
Bin i9 aber BEL Dir, 10 biit Oh bic
uuasrreibbare &ette meines Ouieins.
bic Ii6er pirtsnbe Sremie meines
Deggetens. Sn Dir ertenne th ben
Itabtlen Rabmenbdu meiner 3utunft,
bic 8afis metner 8eitrebungen. Sess
bolb Mil i9 Did gIeid einem Patents
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9efabren bes 9ebens fein. uniere
2iebe 1T Der @ummititt, Der uns auf
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6ran5 ..
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-11-18

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miIerabef sstrOffen!" : Pbotograpb
(autmiitbig): nTa, ma. Sic tpolen aud
elei6 pie S9iaer ODER SDtbe ausiss
ben!"
@iBbolb (su einsm rei6sn Summs
topD: Sd bab. bic Gbre ippaf' ih
iaaen: Sd ebrs bic Sube."
: Mo bern. rWel6en bon Seis
men Inbetern pirit Oh nun eigentlt9
erb6ren2" ~GinitpeiIen beiratbe i'd
Serrn Wiler."
= dungen. Sic: rDu
bait mid setGuIHt, als Su MIDI bets
rafbeFi" : gr: sd that mebr aIs
bas, ih babe m i d setduidt."
= @nfant terrible. 5antc
(auf 8eIud CUR fleineng mma): nTun,
fpann ebt Sbr bsnn gu Mittag9"
rWenn Oh fort bit, bat Mamd gss
faet."
OmtnDs. Die @panier nets
men Cuba bic rYerle Der Nntilen".
9erlen dber bebsuten betdnntli9SbrGz
men = Defenders ipenn man iie peT>
liert.
Simmer i'm SAD. mSbre
8rdut lit aber febr eisenIinniq, 9err
Doctor" - Redtsanipalt: rSa, bic
1T mein bisber idipieriefter SAIL"
= Inter 3 ftf6 den. Bad
fiI9: rSaIt Ou ben entaiidenben Mas
rinelieutenant eeieben, Wdrtba2! unb
ba fpreden bisasute bon Meersreiien!"