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The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1897-11-05
AN EXAMPLE.

cts the man who persists as'llri
in the world" remarked Mr.. Raffert
sententiously.
"Thrue fur yez, replied Mr.. Doll
can fur proof Oh kin point till I
tombstone iv frPnd thot persisted
thawin' dynamite be a shtoYe.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1897-11-05
THE WRONG MAN.

\ innocent man need
never be afraid TO
face a jury. So
spoke a young lawyer
butrecently admitted.
'Well, " said I, from
a layman's standpoint
of law, II think that
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1897-11-05

-Four years ago the President OF tn
Illinois Central railroad recommends
that an opportunity be given its en-
ployes to subscribe to it's stock, or
share at time, payment to be mac
in installments. The directors az
proved of the Presidents plan, belle,
ing it to be sound policy to have j.
employees interested in its bushes
The recent annual report Of the Pres
dent shows that at the end Of the la
fiscal year 300 officers and employe
exclusive Of the, directors, had becon
owners Of about 1000 shares Of sto'
representing a par value of $4,000
OF the number Of shares, 1924 are pc
TALLY paid for, according to the pl.
outlined by the company. 7.
amount paid on these shares is SJ4,7g
an average Of 1921 per share. T
officials of the road say that this poll
has already resulted in much good
all concerned and gives promise
greater benefit in the future.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-10-27

THE meeting Tuesday night at the
Auditorium was in the fullest meaning
of the word tremendous success. The
great room was crowded with a
thoughtful, attentive audience who
q. went to hear Republican teucts ex-
pounded by two eminent men, Senator
Mason, of Illinois and Gen. D, X.
Watson, of Ohio.
Judge Jones was chairman of the
meeting, and he introduced as the first
speaker Senator Mason. The Senator
is picturesque mnn-as big one way
as the other, just about square. His
argument, like himself, was of the
equal-sided rectilinear order. He
proceeded to jump right into the
propositions of misguided Popocracy,
ana by fine logical reasoning prove the
fallacy of their position on the issues
of interest. The tariff, the money
question, each found a place in the
gentleman's speech, and more clean
cut, mastery demonstration of the
correctness of the stand taken by the
Republican party, could not be con-
ceived. Some questions on finance
were put at Senator Mason from the
audience, and the questioner found him
set at hair trigger with a ready and
satisfactory reply to the same.
Senator Mason pnnctuated his re.
marks with numerous exhibitions OF
spontaneous wit which fairly threw
the audience into convulsions The
man is genius-a great orator, and
must be a thoroughly good fellow.
We hope he'll come again and stay 3
month, and spend all his time talking.
Gen. Watson in following Senator
Mason, stated that any man in the
house might take his place and vel.
come. No one went up, so Gen. Watson
went into his subject, and he handled
it with grace and ability. He paid
particular attention to the State of
Ohio; told what she had done under
Republican administration; referred
to the solid condition of her
finances today, and dwelt particularly
on the sense and efficiency of the
business man in executive and admin
istrative offices. He told of the useful
ness of Mark Hanna in bringing about
the betterment of the labor and the
business. His speech was a strong
one, and interested his audience to the
close.
The meeting must have been produc-
tive of much good to the Republican
party.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-10-27

EVERY Ohio Republican should re-
member that upon his vote depends
whether the Repu blican party is to re.
tain control of Congress during the
first half, at least, of President Nc
Kinley's term. The election of Dem
ocratic legislature in this State would
mean the transfer of the control OF the
United States Senate to the Demo.
cratic party. Upon your vote may de-
pend whether the Repu blcan party is
to control Congress and thus support
the Republican administration.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-10-27

EVERY vote cast for ]. A. Coe, he
who has the effrontery to say that he
is not Democrat, is vote for every
plank of the infamous Chicago plat
form, note for Democratic United
States Senator to represent Ohio and a
vote for another Democratic gerryman-
ger TO defraud the Republicans out of a
dozen congressman. Every Republican
should be on his guard against the
schemes being Matched to defeat the
Legislative ticket.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-10-27

ONO politics and politicians have
never before witnessed a campaign of
such petty and coctemptible tricks
and treachery as that which the Nc
Lean managers have carried or from
the first, and will carry on until the
last vote is counted In the nomina-
ton of the gubernatorial candidate
in the professed weekly "withdra wal"
Of Mclean from the Senatorial candi-
dacy. in the forgery of names attached
to petitions for place upon the official
list for new party organizations, in the
attacks upon the labor record of the
Republican candidate for the Senate,
in the publication and reiteration day
after day, and week after week, OF
known falsehoods about Republic
candidates and the attitude of Repub.
lican leaders, in the declarations of
their own party and refusal to support
the declarations of their platform, the
campaign has been, from beginning to
end, one of tricks and treachery, eva
sions and falsehoods, which fully justi-
fy the thousands of Democrats in every
part of the State in their determine
tion to support the Republican ticket,
and those other tens of thousands who
refuse to go to the polls for the candi.
dates of their own party.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-10-27
A Household Necessity,

Cascarets Candy Cathartic, the most
wonderful medical discovery of the
age, pleasant and refreshing to the
taste,- act gently and positively on kid.
neys, liver and bowels, cleansing the
entire system, dispel colds, cure head.
ache, fever. habitual constipation and
billiousness. Please buy and try box
OF G. G. c. today: 10, 25, so cents. Sold
and guaranteed to cure by all druggists.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-10-27
Mutiny Among Spanish Troops.

SANTANDER, Spain, Oct. 26.--An in
cipient mutiny was aroused here by
some soldiers who had been ordered to
embark for the island of Cuba, refus-
ing to go on borrd the transports. AL
though the men were eventually COM
PEELED to obey orders, the occurrence
has aroused considerable rnisgiving as
to the possible behavior of future de-
tachments of Spanish troops ordered
to the war, H..
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-10-27
Italian Bark Sinks,

REEDY ISLAND, Del, Oct. 26.-The
pilot of the British steamer Ethelred,
Port Antonio for Philadelphia, reports
that he saw an Italian bark go down
west of Fourteen-foot Bank, in Della
ware bay, early Tuesday morning He
states that he could not see the name
of the bark.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-10-27
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
A short Session and Small Amoupt of
Business Done.

Business Done.
The City Council met in regular
session Tuesday evening, with the
following members in their seats; Nc
Clure, Bachman, Wittlig, Cochlan
Garrison, Hardy, Trautman, Pfaff
Henry, Price and Wood.
In the absence of City Clerk Becker
Mr.. Trautman was called to act al
Clerk in his stead.
Upon motion it was decided tha,
Contractor Berry be held responsible
for dirt being taken from Second street
by private parties.
Mr.. Bachman offered a motion that
the proposed purchase by the city Of
lots in the glass plant addition be
deferred one week for consultation
with the Board of Education. The
Solicitor was added to the Committee
and the motion prevailed.
The City Commissioner was instruc cted
to notify owners of property on the
north side of Fort Square to lay
sidewalks ordered at once.
A petition received from property
owners in the Glendale Subdivision,
asked for sidewalk to connect with
that on Seventh street near the Chair
factory. The petition was referred to
the Street committee. A petition for
the opening of an alley between Sacra
Via and Montgomery street was also
received and referred to the Street
committee
Mr.. Trautmau called attention TO the
pump at the Court House corner and
upon motion it was decided TO confer
with the County Commissioners in
regard to improving its surroundings.
Judge w. b. Loomis was granted
permission to address Council and on be.
half ofresidents of U pper Fourth street
asked that the Street committee take
up the matter of sidewalks on Fourth
above Montgomery. Upon motion the
request was referred to the Street
committee, for. inspection of the
premises on Thursday at 10 a. m.
Mr.. Trautman called attention to an
ordinance passed in 1875, which pro-
hibits dirt being hauled from the river
bank and the Mayor was instructed to
see that all violators in future are
properly punished.
The following voting places were
selected for the election next Tuesday:
First Ward-Pat Highlands.
Second Ward-Singer's Barber Shop.
Third Ward--City Hall.
Fourth Ward-Corner Fifth and
Warren streets.
Fifth Ward-Hall & Morgan's tin
shop.
Sixth Ward-Muncey's barber shop.
A. building permit was granted to
w. NJ. Barber. on Harmar street.
Mr.. Garrison offered a resolution.
inStructing the City Commissioner to
construct sidewalks on the South side
OF Wayne street. from Eighth TO Pike,
aud charge the same to the owners of
abutting property. Upon motion the
resolution was adopted.
The matter of placing q new fire
alarm box at the corner of Maple and
Gilman streets was called up by
Nv Trautman and referred to the Fire
committee.
Bills allowed Council adjourned to
Thursday of next week
aF
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-10-27
WEDNESDAY. ocToBER az, 1897
REPUBLICAN TICKET.

For Governor,
ASA s. BUSHNELL.
For Lieutenant Governor,
ASA w. JONES.
For Judge OF the supreme Court,
JACOB BURKETT.
For Attorney General.
FRANK MONNETT.
For Treasure,
SAMUEL CAMPBELL.
For School Commissioner,
L. ID. BONEBRAkE
For Member of Board OF Public works,
@. A. GODDARD.
For State Senator 9th-l4th District.
JOHN II. RILEY, of Washington.
CHARLES A. CABLE. OF Athens.
For Common Pleas Judge,
d. w. JONES, OF Gallipoli5.
For Representative,
W. H. LEE Err.
For Treasurer,
HENRY P. BODE.
For Prosecuting Attorney,
JOSEPH G. Brennan.
For Commissioner,
w. l., HADLEY.
For Infjrmary Director,
GEORGE w. RICHARDS.
For Coroner,
DIR, o. M. WILLIS.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-10-27
REPUBLICAN, MEETINGS.

Hon. 81. C. Van Voorhis and Judge
d. R. Rood at Vincent, Oct. 25
Hon. &. w. Seibert and w, H. Leeper
at Lowell, Oct. 2S.
w. H. Leeper and c. Fl. Danford at
Rea's Run, Oct go.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-10-27
GreenbacI History Repeat. Itself.

The Indianapolis journal (rep.)
feels certain that the sixteen to one free
silver heresy cannot survive the coun-
try's renewed prosperity, but asks:
with the free silver question dead and
the tariff question settled for some
years to come, the question recurs:
What will the democratic party do in
1902" A possible answer to the ques-
ton. it says, is suggested by the party's
course after its defeat in 1872, and it
adds. ''The Greeleyites came back into
the fold, just as the Bryanites will have
to do in 1900. The democratic platform
of 1876 made no reference to the fiasco
of 1872, nor win that of 1900 to the
fasco of 1896"
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-10-27
Senator Morgan Ill.

SAN DIEGO, CAL, Oct. Ex-senator
Morgans illness is said to be due to a
cold which he caught on the steamship
Oregon. At an early hour Tuesday
morning the telephone from the Cor
onado hotel stated that the senator
was suffering from high fever.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-10-27

Just try & 10 cent box of Cascarets,
the finest liver and bowel regulator
ever made.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-10-27
Chicago Police Force Change.

CHICAGO, Oct. 2G.-Chief of Police
Ripley Tuesday issued an order dis
charging from the force 434 policemen
and appointing in the place like mum
ber of the members of the 'stal
league" democratic cx-policemen, who
had been discharged under the pre-
vious republican administration.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-10-27
aE SOUND DOCTRINE.
Iowa's Candidate for Governor
Simplifles the Money Question.

Talks About Quantity of Money-His
Hay Scales Illustrat Three
BANKS with 100000 Did n business
of Many Millions-Favors an Open
Field and N Fair Eight for Every
Man.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-10-27
Announcement.

DIR. G. W. Eddy. Administrator of DR..
f. T. Eddy. deceased, has made arrange
ment with DIR. i. l.. Griffin to look
after the patronage which may come to
lhe office OF the late DIR. Eddy. DIR.
Grimm had been employed for quite a
hile by DIR. Z. P. Eddy TO assist In
J. Is work.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-10-27
A GLOBE TRoTTER.
Marietta is Favored with n Visit From
f. Nj. Phelps, of Cleveland.

f. NJ. Phelps, of Cleveland.
Marietta is favored with visit from
one of the numerous "globe trotters"
this morning. "Globe trotter" and
fake" are usually associated in the
public mind, but f. NJ, Phelps, young
man from Cleveland, is the exception
, 10 the rule, He has credentials show
ing he has really almost completed
the round. the-world journey.
While here he will turn few pen
nies and add to his fund with which he
will win a wager of $4,000 next year.
After getting a new bicycle here this
week, he will leave for Tampa, Florida
whence he sails for Mexico and South
America.
He is travelling around the world on
wager of s3, 600 made two years ago
with New York club. The terms of
his wager provided that he should be
placed in room without clothing, and
with but three cents in money in his
possession, from whence he was to
start on the trip to be completed in
three years During the journey he
must earn So 600 besides his expenses.
He is to raise this money without beg.
ging, borrowing or stealing, and he
dare not accept money without selling
or advertising something. He must
ride II, 900 miles in each hemisphere
and has the privilege or using cars
and boats.
On July 5, 1885, after auctioning off
one of his three pennies, he left New
York in suit of clothes manufactured
of paper, which he made himself and
which was afterwards sold for neat
little sum. In crossing the Atlantic he
Upon arrival in England he mounted
his bicycle and rode across that
country.
After cycling through England, he
crossed the channel to Calais, and rode
through France, Spain, Italy, Switzer-
land, Germany, Russia, Austria, Hun
gary, Turkey, Armenia, Asia Minor,
Persia, Arabia, Egypt, thence across
the Red Sea to ZANZIBAR, India,
China, Corea, Japan, Australia, Homo
lulu, and then to San Francisco. From
the Pacific coast he crossed oyer to
which country he left about
three weeks ago.
All told he has ridden about 19,50O
miles on boat and railroad. He has
only South America and Mexico yet to
go through and S4OO to earn, having al |
ready secured 50 600 of the $4,000 he is |
required to take back to New York |
with him. He has until July 3, next,
to complete the task set for him and is |
con fdent he will accomplish the feat.
Phelps is slight of build and about |
six feet in height and when he started |
On his journep he weighed 1876 pounds;
low he weighs 135 pounds. he has
lad many exciting experiences and is
over the scenes he has |
and the treatment he has
'eceiYed. He was arrested in Russia |
or wearing his peculiar costume, and
vas released four days later through |
he effort of q missionary. He rode
many miles over the famous wall that
guards China and was within IS miles
e the place in the Chill Kane country,
where Lentz, a former globe circler,
vas killed. He converses in FIVE differ
mt languages, relates his interesting
emininiscences with gusto, and ap.
'reciates joke when cracked at his
,wn expense.
L. ;l.... -.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-09-07
Retb ftsr NHtter,

gor tiber so Sabren i9On wurbe
Wirs. Wihslpn'S SOOTHING Syrup
BON Ntillionen bon Mhttern beim 3abs
neu Der @inber amsetpenbet. Wirf bu
tn S6lafe bur9 bas S6reien eines
&inbes gef6rt, bas i'm 3abnen 1T unb
por @9mer;en peint2 Wenn 10, lafe
fofort eine Jlai9e bon nMrs. @inss
Ions Soothing Sprup1 bolen. Setn
Wertb TT unbe3ablbar. @s tnirb benz
fleinea 2eibenben iofort 2inberung bers
i6affen. 8erlaBt eu@ barauf, Matter,
es TT tein 3meifel bariber. Sc beilt
Gpienterp unb 9iarrboe, regalirt ben
Magen uub bic gieren, beieitigt Winb'
&olit, ermei9t ben @aumen, berbins
bert gntaanbung unb ftdrtt baS gauge
Spfem. rWers. @in5lows sOOtbing
Sprup" fur aabnenbe &inber ift anges
nebm In @ef6mad unb bas @ecept
famnt BON einem ber befen tpeibli9en
Ierste in ben Ser. Staaten. gs TT bel
alien 9russifien tn ber gansen Welt 5a
baben. preis rs Gents per Jlat6e
aauft nidts anberes, als Mrs. WinS'
lpwa SootbimgsSprup.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-09-07
club 0ebaaten apllirei?

Geoaaten ftnb soQfrei! Wenn i6
aud ui1ts iage, 10 bente i9 mir meis
men She'll! Damit tr6fet iib Wtan,
der, Der teinem llnmutb teinen b3rbaren
Quabrud geben nil, weun er fi1 per.
leBt fib!t. uuo 10 i6meist man bean.
tpenn man etDaS fiebt ober bort, mas
nit ben eiseneu 9nii9ten ni6t itbers
einItimmt. Ober Denn @inem f9einbas
res ober fuirtli6es unre6t piberfdbrt !;
man bertieft fi9 eben in feline 9ebans
ten. 8abei tommt man fin nod lebr
tu9eu6boft Dor, neil man eeihuieaen
bat, uno alaubt nun nit UNI 10 grDBes
rer geredtisung, H9 redt piel benten
su btirfen. WeuH man fi9 aber flar
ma9en wiirbe, piebiel 8itterteit, In,
gere9tigteit uHb 2iebIof9teit bel iol.
der @eleseuheit sebadt pirb, man
wdrbe id gemiB bemGben, slei9 ben
eriten biefer hdBli9en 8ebauten su
unterbriiden. sstber," iagft Du Oiel'
lei6t, oioIange EUR i'd um meine &C.
5anfen ueiB, tbnnea He ia giemanb
i6aben!A Sic i6abeu aber iebr, ont'
wOrte i'd barauf, 8und6ft Dir ieIbf,
benn uumerfli9 aber R6er perIiert beI
@baraiter zines Menf6en, Der f9 In
@rbitteruHg unb 2iebIofgteit bineiu.
benft. Su i9abeit aber aud Deineu
Nebenmenf6en, benin tpenn 9u erf
einmal lieblos BON ibnen bentlt, fr
tuirit Du ibnen aud balb ebenIo beaea,
men. Drum bente iebeSmal, tpenn gu
nit einem: ,Sebanten fnb ,ollTrei"
gi9 in folde uertiefen m69teIt, biz
laut gu duBern lid bei9dmen maBte
@ebanfen 8ablen oft gar boben 3oa -
Seln beheres Sd! Drum prhfe ieben
Der in 9einer Seele Raum geninner
mill, unb 8leb teinem Serberse, Der sun
Sameatorn ungere9ter Worte, liebIo
Ter 6anolnngen, ober aud nur fun.
mer Verbitteruug tperben t6nHte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-09-07
cSu 3echetfreiiett.

S6pn Idnger als elm eSabrsebnt Be
ftebt bel uns eine Betpegung gegen bai
3sactiGeu nit @etrdnfen; aber fl
ma6t Itcb isIten teipnbers nQbruebm
bar. IS 9iaot in ben Der. 5taaiel
runb 500 Wnti. 5rGctir Gsretne; inoef
id)einen bieFeIbsu big isgt cine duberH
gertage Dirfung auf Die 6HentIih'
Weinuag o0er Die bffentlgden Weinuu
geit in bieIem punft er5ielt 3u haben
Giner Der erfOl9re!6iien Intis 9rae
tir' 8ereins bat ieineA SIP Ia Der Bun.
besbaupiIta0!, uaa .Dst sIpmiraI NM.
men uuo anbsre DerOorsaaea peri6u:
Ii9felten aeboren ibm Q5s WitgItebel
on. Dodb f6eint aud Ser Grfolg bic.
Ter @efellidaft ui6t tiber bic unmit.
ieIbaren Ulitglieber biHaussugeben, be-
beneH ct fi9 einfa6 babur6 duBerte,
baB iebeS fir feine geHOfenen 8etrdnte
unter alien umItdaDen ieIber be3abtt.
8epba6ter bes Ge5en8 in biefem 3a.
bier MAIDEN fi9 itber bic Nnnobme
luliiG, baB iii bemieIben infolge beg
9fi6ttrOctirenS ipeniger Spirituoien
pertilgt tuiirben. 2luberpdrts wirt
es ungefdbr ebenio iein. (Wie ioGteu
bic 6erreE aud Ierneu, it9 bas Srac=
tiren ab3ugew6bnen, menn lie nidt Elm
betrd6tIidss Nuantun triuten2)
@s 1T b6aft uAnabri6einli6, baf
es iemals bel uns geIiugen lpir6, oa7
Sraciiren ab3ui6affen. Sn IbIe1ten
3eiten Mil es ni6t oerf9pinben, unb
III guten biirfie es wobI erff re9t flo.
rireu! ST es bed III Der Nrt ipie es
f6 bier3u!anbe eutpideIt bat, au6
ue6t amerifanii6" uub bic einaiae 81,
gentbinli6teit, bur6 pel6e Ii9 bic
8rintgebrduhe ber Nmeritaner BON
bentenigen aler anberen cibiIiHrten
y6Ifer unieri9eioen. Srob auer IT,.
bel tpeIde ii6 baraus eutpifelt baben,
1T einem 10 iief geipnraelten unb gum
grOBen SbelI nit sei6dl .li6en Snters
eiien 10 eag OermObenem goltsbraud
f6mer bei3utommsn. unb bieienl
Wabraeiden bes amsrifanii@eu Srint:
lebens barfte iebenfaGs mod cine lanpe
3utunFt erbliiben, m6ge e5 immerbin
In ienen Bereinen ielbft fir inmer
begraben ieia. @s gebt ia nit man6en
anberen fthtnen Dingen gerabe 10.
Wenn bic amerifanii9en 3rintae.
brdu6e fid Iebiali6 bur6 BAG 5rac.
tiren bor benienigen anberer Natiouen
auS3t.bn L. 10 eutbdli eiibrigens bic
3ufammenieBuHg Der Yetrdnfe IeIber
nod amerifauifGe @i9entbnmlihfeiten
genua unb iibergenus. 9tls vWirer"
bon @eirdufeE mari6iren bic Nmerie
faner obue 3weifel beutsutage ,un Der
SpiBe ber Civilization. Sic finb bic
anerfannten 8rOBmeiiter in Der 6ers
fielung Sunberter, ia 8auienber bon
feltfamen 3e6zWii6uasen, unb ibre
@rfinbunasgabe in biefer 8esiebung
gebt ms Nidgrauel ObwobI iebes
Sabr neue Semeiie bierfiir liefert. ilt
btefe Jdbigteit f9on eine aiemIi9 olte,
unb gbarles 9ideus fOgar. Der in iei.
nem nMartiu @bus3letpit" 10 pieI
iiber Gmerita geidimpft bat - bas
mails gum She'll nit He6t - fonnte
bod ni6t umbin, einem vSberrp Cob,
bier" 3drtIi6e gnerfenHuus 5u sollen
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-09-07
9as srokartisfte Seilmittel.

Otr. 81. 9. @reeue, Elm auuimaan BON
G9ilbotpie, go, be5eust, baB er Die
S6winbiu6t sebabt bat, DaB er pbuis
auf9e9eben selpelen lei, ale fir @elb gu
erlan9enben 8ebanolunssmetbo &C.
babt unb alle 6uitenntittel perlu6t babe,
bon benen er 5u bDren befommen, aber
o6ne @rfOls. @r bra6te pieie Nd6te
l6laflOs in ieinem 2ebnitubt 5u, Gr
wuroe i6lieblid ba3u bepusen, Or.
&in9s gteue @ntoeduue gu benuben unb
tuarbe bur6 ben 9ebrau9 BON nur 5wei
6lafden 9ebeilt. Die lebten brei Sabre
mar er tpieoer eifrig in leinem 8el9afte
tbdti9 uno iagt, Or. Sings Neue gnt=
beduns Jet bas 9rOBartisite !0eilmittel,
bas es giebt, oa es ibm uno anoeren
8etuObneru Seines Srtes 10 oiel senilst
bot. Or, Sings gteue @ntbedung miro
sarantirt ftr 6niten, @rfdltuu9en uno
Sdminoiupt gs perfeblt leinen 3wed
ME. 8robeflai6en frei in Der 9tpotbe te
bon 5. 8alteDer & Sobn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-09-07
. So milf if miinId,en hof 0ein

go Mill i'd winI0en, bQB GeiR
8orau5I Ietung iif erfiIlle. 9lber nod
mals lpeberbole i'd: 0dn9e uidt ~
felt Git bem, mas Oh pielleid)t MIN
it)eit.
Sett tlan8 9elpanis leiles 9ahen,
als ob ollie Gemalten te5 6inmelS
uno ser Groe ibre 3uoerii9t ni6t 81
eri6iittern permo6t bdtten. g1ie be-
fiirdtenb, burb ben 9(usbruf) ibrer
0eiterfeit ein 6ebl begangen 3u baben,
nabn lie feline Oono unb preBte lie
ianfi ouf ibre Mange. Gs iuar oies
ibre liebe 9lrt, ber3liGes @obhuolten
gu beweiien. @ollfpmmen unbcfan9en
folgte lie oorin ibren Gin9ebungen.
Sir lie CAB es nt6t ben leiieiten @)runb,
bic 3eu9enld)aft Der lid auf bem 0ofe
einberbeme9enoeu ooer BON sen 8Iatt>
formen bier lno oa 5u linen tieber>
i6auenOen be beFreunOeten GeltQlten 3u
beriidiid)tigen. 0eioe idpiegen. Mie
2emani oen angeboreuen 0an0e, iiber
ltnbeitimmtes iicb alarbeit gu neridaf'
fen nadsa6. mOdjte oud Soatbim in
@ebanfen wjeberholen, mas 5miiden
ibnen 3ur @rOrteru19 gelangte unb,
ipenn aud nit Wtihe in g9orte 0efleis
bet, wirtlide yNiBoerltdnonille auss
idloB. 9al0 oarauf peri6manOen lie
bur6 eine 3biir. auf bem betannten
buntler, gSege erreidten lie ben gorbof
bes SauptIin9s, no lie nit beiteren
g6er5reoen pIllfoulmen ssbeiBen mur>
ben. aiame ibaute ernlt borein. Oin
unb mieber ltreifte Elm trdumeril6er
Gltd feline 1odlter
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