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The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1897-05-27

You mean Japan was bought out"
MIR. Stewart put it.
Mr.. Vest then turned to several sched-
ules and discussed them in detail. First
he took up the sugar schedule. Ingenious
tables could be prepared as to sugar diff
ferentials, and the tables of the senator
from Rhode Island (Aldrich) were of this
ingenious kind. The whole thing turned
on one point, said Mr.. Vest, and no one
but the expert inside the sugar refinery
was able to tell this. 1t was as to how
much raw sugar would make 100 pounds
OF refined sugar, and what amount of
waste would there be. One of the sugar
trust officials had testified before the
Lexow investigation that profits of q per
could be made only on the waste and
the sugar expert was the only man who
| knew about this waste. Without dis
cussing the Hawaiian treaty Mr.. Vest
said it would have been at least more
honorable had the committee proposed to
abrogate the Hawaiian treaty rather
than to kill it indirectly.
crease of duty on lead?' asked Mr..
Vest. when the lead trust is making
enormous profits and is declaring II per
| cent dividends on it's stock, common and
preferred, why double the rate on lead,
product going into every home, in order
10 1eed the cormorant taste of these
mOnopolists?"
On earthenware and crockery the SEN
ator said the increased duties were APP
palling. The trainers of the bill had
undertaken to make the duties absolutely
prohibitory. And this on the goods
which go into every home. 1t was out
rageous oppression, the senator declared.
l. referring 70 the wool schedule, Mr..
Vest spoke of the conflicting claims of
the wool manufacturers and referred to
Mr.. Lawrence as .'the shepherd king"
AS to hides Mr.. Vest said he warned the
republican senators that hides would 90
back on the free list as a result of
thrifty New England sentiment.
In conclusion, Mr.. Vest said there was
no disposition to delay the consideration
of the bill. There would be no factous
opposition and no unnecessary objection.
Mr.. Cannon (sil. rep) of Utah intro
duced an amendment for a bounty on az
ricultural exports, and spoke briefly. He
said the pending bill offered no protec-
ton to agricultural states. The passage
of the bill without any protection to the |
farmer would be a rank injustice and
would be a violation of the pledge which |
the victorious party made in it's platform |
to the voters last year. If the bill shall |
fail to give some measure of justice to |
the farmer then he will overthrow it at |
the first opportunity, declared Mr.. Can
non. |
The tariff bill was then laid aside for |
the day.
AT 5:15 p. m. the senate went into |
executive session and soon afterwards |
adjourned.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1897-05-27
Were LOOlxinr for Rnt;n

Havana. May pa rumor was circu-
lated in Guiana bacoa. near this civ, ves-
terday. that Gen. Fitzhugh Lee. tbe
United States consul general, was going
to distribute money to the poor. In con.
sequence about 600 persons gathered TO-
gether in anticipation of receiving relief
they We're advised by the police that
there was no truth in the rumor and
We're ordered to dispense, it being nm.
lawful for people to assemble in largo
numbers in a public place during n stare
OF war. The crowds, however. refused
TO obey, and the police were compelled TO
disperse them by force, using the flats of
thelr swords upon the most disorderly
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1897-05-27
Sensational RumOr.

London. May ga dispatch to the
Standard from Athens says:
The Embros publishes sensation in
a telegram from LAMA, declaring that
the British men-of-war at Volo prevent
ed the landing of guns and ammunition
from a Russian man-of-war for the use
of Turks. The story is probably untrue,
but it indicates the prevailing distrust of
Russia.
In order to prevent brigandage the au-
thorities have given instructions for the
disarming of members of the Ethnike
Hetairia whereved found. In the event
of resistance they are to be prosecuted
to the full extent of the law.
The United States cruiser Cincinnati
has arrived at Phalerum
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1897-05-27
SAID HE WAS WHIPPED.
A Wharton County Convict COM
pIained of Cruel Treatment.

Wharton, Tex, May 25.-(Special)-A
white man, Ced Boyden, complained to
the authorities today of cruel treatment
received on convict farm.
,Boyden was serving out fine, and yes
terday received an express money order
which secured his release. An examina
ton of his body showed that he had re-
ceived an unmerciful whipping, as the
bruises were still on his body. BOyden
says he was whipped because he was too
sick TO work.
The commissioners court issued an Or
der today that no more of the county con-
victs must be punished by whipping.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1897-05-27
Another Lynching in View.

Hillsboro, Tex, May 25.-(Special.)-
Sheriff Bell received telegram at 1:3O
this morning from Mt Calm stating that
white girl was assaulted by a negro
man near there last night with criminal
intent, and requesting him to come at
once with his trained hounds.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1897-05-27
The Terms of Peace Proposed.

London, May PA dispatch to the
Daily Telegraph from Constantinople
says:
The Identical note of the powers which
was presented to the Turkish government
today embodying the terms of peace to
which they will agree declines to permit
the abolition of the capitulations in the
case of Greek subjects or the annexation
of Thessaly, but is much milder in tone
than was at first understood. The cor
respondent of the Times says the note
expresses the views of the powers Sin
differentially suggestive FORM"
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1897-05-27
An Ultra SiIyerite Move.

Washington, May Ex-senator Cannon
of Utah today introduced an amendment
to the tariff bill providing for an export
bounty on wheat corn, flour. tobacco and
other farm products, "by way of an equal
ization for agriculturists of the benefits of
this (the tariff act" This move is the
result of conference of silver republi-
cans, populists and some democrats,
which may be said to represent the senti-
ment of an element which puts silver
above all other legislation.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1897-05-27
LabOrer Killed.

Fort Worth, Tex, May 25.-(Special.)
Hugh Lockerd, . laborer employed in
unloading dirt from cars. was killed this
evening in the joint track yards. He was
standing near the car, when he was either
jerked by the train or fell off. His body
was badly mangled.
He leaves a family. residing at East
Thirteenth and Crump streets.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1897-05-27
Labouchere Takes 1t Back.

London, May 25.-Henry Labouchere
has withdrawn the allegations he had
made in a speech in the house of commons
and in an article in Truth and the Paris
Gaulois. rejecting upon DR.. Rutherford
Harris, Cape Town secretary of the Brit
ish Chartered South African company, in
the matter of alleged stock jobbing in
connection with the Jameson raid of De-
comhpr 1891
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1897-05-27
A Scheme to Free Cuh,

New York, May 25.-Tba pross
tomorrow will say: Officers of tbo
cuban. League have decided to attamnt
the raising of a fund of 100000 in tbo
United States. believing this will anohie
the Cubans to establish their indena aoe
ence. The fund is to be raised in I twn
waysLby donations and by the sale '~ of
goiu ponds at per cent, payable ten
the Spanish troops" Ouo" ny
Already about $4,000 have boor
raised towards this fund. peeh
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1897-05-27
sherman Militia Organized.

Sherman, Tex, May 25.-(Special)-
Forty-seven of the young men, among the
best known and most reliable in the city,
tonight took the oath and were sworn into
service as members of the Texas Volun-
teer Guard. Dupont Lyon was elected
captain, Chas. Moody first lieutenant, and
Roy Cunningham second lieutenant.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1897-05-27

States government in regard to the pro-.
nosed duty on sailed mackerel and other
cured fish, as has already been done on,
the subject of certain other duties to be.
imposed by the new United States tariff.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1897-05-27
Fatal Blow on the Head.

Paris, Tex, May 25.-(Special. )-J. N.
Clardie, a blacksmith at Rockford this.
county, was killed yesterday afternoon.
He was hit on the head with piece of
scantling, death resulting instantly.
Pat Dunlap, respectable farmer in
that vicinity, came in and surrendered.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1897-05-27
Tariff Protest From Io,,

i; london, May 25.-Mr. Curzon. the mar.
rnnln; secretary for the foreign office
tepi!ing IN me mouse of commons today
RritisSb question an16 on the subject said the
InI;an p ambassador at Washington. Sir
TO make representations to the IT qited
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1897-05-27
Wanted in Kansas,

Temple, Tex, May 25.-(Special.) -O.S
L. Newcomer of Lacrosse, Kan was
arrested here yesterday by Detective
Hereford, and today taken to Kansas
by Williams, where he is wanted on a
charge of seduction.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1897-05-27
Defeating Portuguese Troops.

Loudon, May pa special dispatch
from Cape Town says the natives of
Portuguese East Africa are defeating the
Portuguese troops in various directions
and that the governor Of Delagoa has
urgently requested the government at Lis
hon TO send him endorsements.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1897-05-27
Missouri Editors i'm Texas,

~. Beaumont, Tex, May 25-(Special.)-
The Southwest Missouri Press associa-
ton, consisting of 100 ladies and gentle
men, came in this morning from Shreve-
port and spent the day at Port Arthur.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1897-05-27
As Governor of Crete.

London, May ga dispatch to the
Standard from Berlin says:
The powers, including Turkey, have
assented to the appointment of Prince
Francis Joseph of Battenburg as COVER
nor general of Crete.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1897-05-27
Presented tn the Pnrta

Vienna, May 25.-The Neue Freie
Presse publishes a dispatch from Con
sstantinople today, saying that Germany
has finally approved the conditions of
peace and that the identical note of the
powers on the subject was presented to
the Turkish government TODAY.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1897-05-27
An Overdose of Morpbine.

Lexington, Tex, May 25.-(Special.)-
Constable J. Marcus died this morning
from an overdose of morphine.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1897-05-27
Greece Reassured.

London, May 26.-The Athens CORES
pondent of the Standard says the powers
have assured Greece that the porte will
not be allowed to evade the conditions of
the armistice.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1897-05-27

brought about improvements in methods
and economies in production to an ex-
tent which was not thought possible few
years ago. These new conditions must
i've taken into account in considering the
rat.S Va he innosp1
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25. aapite1.
9nt 5l,sHhett nra gan Grnut.

Die gladnittassionne brannte ers
bitenb auf ba8 bereits bur6gliibte @es
ftein nieber, ais bic su elmer miibepol>
len Wanoerung uereinigten 6reuube
ibren @eg am Gan S3uan, einem benz
@roBen Colorado 3ultr0meuoen SiiiBs
den bin perfol9ten. Wlebrere Gage
wuren ieit ibrem 9lufbrutb BON benz
saiilid)en Moosbabneb berltriden unb
lansiam belpesten lie ii6 oui benz
boben 5elienufer einBer, no Elm uur
i6ipo9 aus9etretener gailopfao ii6
3piiden oen pielfaden SinbernilIen
binburdpauO.
8orauf 9insen Rierre unb Shame.
9n fur5en abitdnben foleten 9oa6im
unb Tewani, uu6 enbli9 8rabbon,
Raimuno uno 6ireftD nit ben brei be-
labenen Miaultbiereu. 9iS ouf ben
Sduptling, Der nur nit 8oeen unb
9feil beipaffuet, trugen bic mldnner
Dibien auf ben Shultern, Seil,
Wieiier unb Ofeuoloer i'm @urt, mo,
se9en Tenant uno 6ireflD beim @eben
it'd zines ldngeren Stodes bebienten.
Cine bolbe Stunbe unb ldn9er mareu
iie unter benz Druid Der Sonnenglutb
idfueieenb einberseidritten, ais aiawe
ii6 nit ben @orten on Pierre ipens
bette: n0ie 3biere iinS bunsrig, unb
iteben bleibenb, mics er auf einen
naben Siesabbane, no bic BON Der
S1ite nebleidten Gjrasbiii6el etpas
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Gin ipertbDplles Necept.

Ser &ebafteur Mprriiun BON Der in
@ortbin9tpn, Snbiana, eri6einenoen
"Sun" i6reibt: ,,Sie baben Elm iuertb=
polles &ecept in Dem glaetric 8itters
nno i'd fam bahelbe nit sutem @etuiiz
ien in alleu 5dllen BON @erItopfrns unb
Otigrdue empfeblen, unb als elm all-
semeines MitteG sur 9luffrilduns bes
Spitem bat es sar ni6t ieines @lei.
den." Srau Gnna @teble, 1928, Got.
ta9e @robe 2(penue in Chicago, fublte
ii6 ppllitanoi9 erid6pft unb abseipannt,
iie litt an Gppetitmansel, @eroauunss
bei6werben, &iidenlbmer5en unb einem
fortwdbrenoen @efiibl Der S6wade unb
@rmattun9. Se6s Slai9en electric
8itters itellten ibre @eiunobeit ipieber
Der unb oerliebeu ibr neue &raft unb
Stdrfe. 4reis so Gents unb s1.0O.
Wan beior9e iid cine SlaIde in Der
s(potbefe BON 5. &alteper & Con.
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Mad nnb pon Guropa.
Rafh far Nafter ,

Bor ti6er so Sabrem f6on uurbe
Mr8. WihSlnm's SOOTHING Gprup
bon Miaionen BON Mhttern beim Sab
men Der &inber angelpenbet. Wiri bn
i'm S9lafe bur6 bas S6reien zines
9inbes geft6rt, bas i'm 3abnen III unb
Dor Sdmeraen ueints Wenn 10, IaEe
fofort cine Glai6e bon nWfrs. Minss
loms Soothing 9prup" bolen. 5ein
Wertb 1T unbeaablbar. g8 spirb benz
tleinen 2eibenben fofort 2inberung pers
f9affen. 8erlaBt eu9 barauf, Witter,
es TT tein 3meifeI bartber. gs betlt
Spienterp unb 9iarrboe, resulirt ben
Magen uub bic Meren, beieitigt @inbs
&olit, ertuei6t ben @aumen, berbins
bert @ntaanbung unb ftdrtt bas gauge
Sptem. sMrs. Min5loips Soothing
Snrup" far sabnenbe &tnber TT anges
nebm in @ef6mad unb bas &eeept
famn1t BON eittem Der beffen peibli6en
aer5te In ben Ser. 5taaten. @s III bel
allen Sruggifen In Der gan5en Welt 3u
baben. preiS rs @ents per Jlaf9e.
4auft ni9ts anberes, als Wrs. Wins.
Ions @ootbingsSprup.
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@eiite89egenwart. Sine wans
bernbe Gd)auIpielettruppe CAB jiinglt in
einenl Stdbt9en G9ottlanbs @oritel<
lunoen, madte aber feline belonberen
Gjejd)dfte uno blieb Die gasreG Gnungen
id]uloig. "a eridieu einsS 9(benbs ein
9ealnter Ger Gasgeielll6ait uno oers
lan9te 1oforti9e 8eSablung Der Ned.
nung, ipi0rigenfoll8 au9enblidli6 bic
3uleituu9 pon gaS auib5ren miiroe.
Gerge6ens bat Set 9eda9ltigte aaiiirer
tin 6ri1t, 0a Der Oireftor serabe ielbit
auf Ser Siibne mime, Der 8eamte
wollte feline Sefunoe marten. Ca mari
iif Der aaiiirer in eiuen Mlantel,
um9iirtete iib nit einem S6merte,
iette eineu Seoerbut auf rnb betrat 10
au8geriIItet Die giibne, no iein Oirefz
tor al8 Sitter Strtbur tobte. 9ort reoete
er i'm CIT:
&er3ei9t, 9err, bab id, eud ftDre
Dpd) borrt Elm 8ote oil be5 g6loHeS 9bor
llno hsi)d)t Sribut bon eudl fit 2nft unb 2tt5t,
llno miro iHm nidlt geiudbrt, bebro5t er ms
0dt 9unfelbeit
n@eb n1r, ib folge Oir," erpioerte
bet 0ireftor, ser bic Situation besriff.
St elite binaus, bel6mi9tiste BEN
un9eitiimen Oiabner. unb fonnte oie
Sorltellun9 un9eIi0rt fortlessn.
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steuartiae smtterunterInd,nna.

Cine gteuerun9 Quf beln @ebiete Der
0abrun9smittelunterludun9 bat bic
Serliner @eiuubbeitspoliSei einse,
fiibrt. Die nit Der probenabme In
Sutterseidditen beauftrasten @eam>.
ten itno nit elmer 9eei9neten 8orri9,
tun9 uerleben unO nebmen an Srt unbI
Stelle S6mel3proben nit Der Butter
Dor. Die G0f)e ipielt lid in foleeuoer
Weiie ab; Gin Wa6tneiller uno elm
S6usmann betreten genleinIam ba8
Uffene 9erfaufslofal zines @eidaft8 in
ben friiberen 8ormittag8Itunoen, wp
Die i'm 2aufe Der Aadt etpa perfdlIfte
Sutter iider nod nid)t auSuerfauft if.
Ser Sdutmann trdgt cine 3alde iu
Der Sano, 0bnlid elmer fleinen Reile
tai9e. Der S8adtnleiiter ldBt ii6 nun
aus jebem oifedeu, gum 8ertauf ftebens
ben Safe cine Probe BON elmer be-
itirnmten GewiGtsmense seben. 9(uf
Der Sillle leber 8robe ipir6 sic Sirma
oernertt unb cine Nummer ba3u oes
i6rieben. 8ieie I9reibt Der @a6t'
meiiter in iein gioti3tu6, uno nun leet
Der S9uemann ieine Gai1e 5ur @rbe,
bffnet iie unb eninimmt ibr cine 9lrt
9inoerfodmal bine. gluf Der oberIten
Platte befinoen ii6 feds bis a9t runbe
Oeffnuu9enL Die man rSo6l66er" 10
nennen pflest. Sn jeber bieier Seff,
llungen b1not cine fleine @lastrauie.
Inter Der oberen 8latte beftnoet lid
elm leerer Jtaum unb oarunter elm
aroerer, mo eine Spiritu8ftamme anee.
bro6t III. 8on jeoer entuommenen
Brobe miro nun elm Stiid6en Butter
in bic en9e @tasfrauie sele0t, bic NIT
Der ylummer Der probe iibereinitimmt,
unb bic SpirituSflamnle i'm unteren
Raume oes 9lpparateS pirb augesiinoet.
Wa9 etma 10 bis Is Miuuten perben
bic erbitten Yrobe9ldier, iporin iu3ni,
i9en bic Butter p0lli9 seidmOl8en lit,
etns nod bem anbereu berausaeboben
uno ge9en oaS 2i6t 9ebalteu. SIT sic
Blttliigteit cine 9olOtlare, 10 III bic
Yrobe oils einmanb8frei gu betra9ten,
III baaeeen in eiuem Der @ldIer bic
Blitlii9feit gran, bid unb tribe, banu
lteqt b0ditmabrideinli6 cine Ser.
mti9un9 nit Wtar9ariue ober cine
unteridiebun9 BON reiner Otar9arine
itatt reiner 0iaturbutter Dor. Sofort
mtro oaS SAB, aus benz bic 8robe ent'
nommeu it, umtli6 sei6tofien unb bes
td)lagnabnt, bis Der @bemtfer eins
gla9prObe porsenommeH bot.
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Sn benz WeitHreit Der eurOpdifse
Wtilitdr' 6roBmd6te, ibre Irmeen burd
WerbolltommnunB Der Waifen ben ans
beren tiberleseu su MAIDEN. bat Granf.
reid, pie bic ,a0lniidbe 3eituns" feH.
itellt, Seutfdlanb ieBt iiberbolt. Die
grfinbuns bes Oberft 5umbert 1T es,
bic ber fran36if9en GrtiQerie Elm gres
bes 1ebergewi6t tiber bic beutf9e bsrs
ibafft. Sur9 bieielbe lperben ole
I9t3igs unb Observation-Disclosures. &c,
idhbe in 96nellfeuers@el6hBe bers
tpanbelt. Ser Geuerfrabl unb ber
Small bes @efGOfss ftnb berartis ab.
gef6nd9t, bab bas iiber 1000 Meter
entfernt feuerube Geidab meber b6rs
bar, mod fi6tbar LIT. Su beuti9en
Nrtilleries &reiien bat bteie @rfiubuns
grobes Iufieben errest unb mon III
eifrigff befrebt, dbnli9es gu idaffen.
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barnloS, un0 bebanoelt man ign ME
Elm Ginb, 10 fieGt in iolhen Gerritfz
ten bod snpeilen Ser 9eufel, ser burh
irGeno eluen 3uiall maGgeriittelt mers
ben fann.
Sn bjeien 9(ugenblif trat 5ewoni
por ben Siren hin Cine gtrt SnItinft
nodte lie oari5er belebren. boB ietue
GnweleilDeit Die 6remoen ItUrte benin
lie raunte ibm einige .@orte Su, auf
Die ct plotli9 fleiner gu Derben i6ieu.
nit eigcntbiinlitD ibleidenben 8e>
Uegun9en auf Die 8iattforln Dinaus
trat unb bort burd eire Grt Safltblire
in baS @rb9eI6oB Bina6ltieg. Oanit
mar Ell porIdufi9 pergelien.
Ole Iage, pelde Die Neiienoen in
Moo8babneb perbra9ten, bepor lie Die
Wan0erung Outh 6ie Gies= uno 8elIenz
lpiiite nit erneuten Grdften antrateu,
entl6wanben ibnen in Dem lebbaften
Serfebr nit ben barmloielt beinaDe
trGnmeriI6 ltillen 8emobnern lpie int
Slug. G8 ergGtte lie. UTTER 3emanis
6ilbrung BEN Srr90ltgen in Dem merit
milrol9en 6elienneIt na9Sufolgen, balb
bier, balo oort In freunoIid) beletten
Ndumen millfomnen gebeiBen 3u mer>
ben, ooer auf bem nmi9lonenen 8las
bem ipunberbaren 3reibeu bes re9ianen
WeniGenidlageS 3ltSul9auen. Cod
mobin lie lid lrenoen mo6ten; INNER
pieOer bege9neten lie bem Siren, Der
ourd ibre 9tnmeIenbeit in Ser Staot,
nanentlidy ben Slpan9lolen pertraus
li1en Serfebr nit 3emani offenbar
beunrubi9t wur0e uno Ieinem unmuib
burb Singen, GromueIl6taa ober
Slaien auI elmer 0toBrflarinette 9luS,
brud oerlie,t. Cam b6rte man i'm MIR.
ST IelbIi bate lid in irgeno einen
peritedten banflen Taum 3uriid9eso9er.
g8ie in Rem labbrintbii6en Snnern
Der 9rauen Ierranenltabt 6elpunoerten
bic Sreunbe aud in sen @arten sic
i6arf ausseprdste Sinneiguna ibrer
@jaitfreunbe gu frie6li6em @baffen,
3nr Oienlibarma6un9 Ser Drtliben
Verhdltnine. $50 bie 8obengeitaltuns
eS erm69lidte, maren fleine Selber
uno Garten an9ele9t iuorbel, in benen
BObnel W!oiS uno &iirbiiie iippig 9ee
bieben unb gfirii6baume in 6alle
rei6en Grtras lieJerten. @enn aber
bic b6uenosn gSinbe unb 0legenmau9el
bic 6rudtbarteit oes gum 3beil mill
lam gelponnenen @rbrei1s breintrad=
tisten, oann murbe bieler llebelltanb
our6 fiinltii6e 9eudIierung ausee>
sli6en, bic man mittelI It biinner Sol,s
rObren bon Den bo6selesenen Suellen
uno Giiternen ber bemirfte. Sft
i9lpeiften lire 9lide aud BON BEN
pberlten 8lattformen aus na9 ben be-
ita6barten Bod)rasenben S9weIierltabs
ten biniiber, bon oenen tiefe Sdludten
unb Sertliiitete, meilt unSugangli6e
Qbbdnge lie trennten. .3ablreide Seer
ben, falt auSidIiebli9 iGmarse Sdafe,
tpetbeten bier unb ba In Der 5iefe auf
i9malen @ieienltreifen ober swiiden
GerSll unb aufitrebenben Siesbiiaeln,
iieerfpa9t BON i6euen Sirten, Die an
tbrsn 9rellfarbis geitreiften Deden
freitbin erfennbor.
Sic RiGtung na6 Der gtelle, no
Sraatlin gracp iein Gnbe sefunben,
bate 9iape ieinen @alten 9enau be,
Seidnet. Gin LANCER, Elm rauber 8eg
mar es Bis Oabin. slbnun98poll ipabs
ten lie biniiber. @er iagte ibnen, pelz
der 9rt bic @rfabrungen iein miirben,
benen lie BORT be9e9nen iollten?
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-08-18
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