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The Springfield herald., 1897-12-24

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.
Druggists refund the money II 1t fails to cure. ESQ
The Springfield herald., 1897-12-24

my husband says those married men up
In Alaska are having an easy time This win
ter" "Whyl' They don't have to get
out of bed In the middle 10 the night to
see II the front door Is locked"
The Springfield herald., 1897-12-24

..Down town this morning woman agent
talked to me half an hour. recommending
health foods" "Well. what OF itt' 'Then
she asked me what WAS good for indigestion
said she was suffering dreadfully.'
The Springfield herald., 1897-12-24

Educate Your Bowels With Cascarets.
Candy Cathartc, cure constipation forever.
tOc. 25c nc. c. C. fail, druggists refund money.
The Springfield herald., 1897-12-24

..Mrs links is the most courageous woman
know" 'sWhyT' ''She goes over and uses
Dr. Blanks telephone 10 call up another
doctOr.'
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1897-10-23
Indictments at Keene.

The grand jury for Cheshire county in
session at Keene this week reported % in
dictments Thursday morning as follows:
Against Frank Robbins of Marlboro, for
breaking into the store of Arthur d
Woodward at Swanzey, February Il, 81.
and stealing therefrom pair of gloves,
ten knives and one hundred postage
stamps. Robbins was arraigned and
pleaded guilty. The solicitor. in moving
for sentence, said that burglary was com
mitted by Robbins and a pal who is now in
the state prison serving another sentence
Robbins remained outside the store while
has pal went in and stole the goods. The
court ordered that Robbins be sentenced to
three years in state prison. and the sen
tence was announced In due form by Clerk
Holmes.
Against Andrew Lanigan of Keene, for
stealing 120 yards of flannel from the mill
of the Faulkner & Colony Manufacturing
company of this city, April Il, 1897. Lam
igan was arraigned-a and pleaded guilty.
The solicitor said in moving for sentence
that Lanigan was young man who had
worked for the Faulkner & Colony COM
pany for several years and had been some
what addicted to drinking He took the
cloth from the mill while under the influ-
ence of liquor. The president of the COM
pany hoped for lenieDcy in passing sem
tence upon him and he (the solicitor) was
not disposed to press the case against him.
Lanigan informed the court In answer TO
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1897-10-23
OCTOBER WEATHER,
rheumatism Just Now to be
Feared.
People Catch Cold and Suffer
with the Prevalent MaIady.
Mr.. s. {. Chase's Experience
Il he Very Simple Remedy
He Used,

rheumatism Is growing more ana more
prevalent here. And neuralgia adds its for.
lures to the disease that is making life hur.
den to many.
The cold,l wet weather, the carelessness
about getting the feet wet, or perhaps some
discretion in the dict, result In the aponiy.
ing rheumatism. One part of the system
is attacked after another, and sometimes
the vital organs yield to it, so that the in.
Led mortality rate of October is chied Q
due to this disease and its complications.
The methods of treatment are as different
and widely varying as there are physicians
but nothing has yet been discove, ed that he.
gins to equal the simple remedy used nv s.
Il. Chase, well-known G. A. r. man of wal
than, Mass. He is an old soldier, nearly "a
years OF age, and was all run down with
chronic rheumatism, liver complaint, and
heart disease. In fact, he got pension sol
these troubles. lie was solow that he Thought
he could not live long. But he used a vege
table extract, called paine's Celery Com
pound, which, She puts it, did wonders for
me, and made me feel like new man.
Mr.. Chase is doing all he can to spread the
good news of this compounds wonderful
efficacy in rheumatism, neuralgia and merry
Gus diseases. He already has ten of his
friends using it, and says he can cure any
one. When such simple preraratio as
this is known, which appears to be so reli
able, it is foolish for any one to suffer long.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1897-10-23
at 8 o'clock a. M, sharp.

All the household stuff of Mrs. Rebecca B.
Mitchell, contained in the homestead of her
late husband, James l.. Mitchell, deceased,
consisting OF
Parlor. piano made by steinway Son.
New York; stool, cnver, sofa, mahogany
frame; 3 chairs, mahogany;2 fancy gilt chair
French plate glass mirror, glass 43x43 in,
| heavy black walnut and gilt frame; Admins
| ter carpet, 10 yds.
Hail. Mahogany hat rack, mahogany otto
| nan, small stand, Wilton carpet. IS yds. stair
carpet with border to match, yds.
Library. Sofa, rosewood frame; marble
| top table, mirror. glass 54x2l in gilt frame.
| arm chairs and sewing chair, mahogany,
upholstered; Wilton carpet and border, 80 yds
Dining room. mahogany extension table
4X10 feet; oak sidebOard mahogany frame
nlate glass mirror. 4sx4s in. with oak frame;
Front cha1nper. Black walnut chamber set,
pieces, an extra good one. marble tops;
cricket and mats, French plate glass mirror,
| 46x43 in black walnut frame; Wilton carpet,
| AZ yds.
| Chamber No 2. l painted set, pieces, mar
| BILE tops; hair mattress, pillows, wove wire
| spring bed toilet set, gilt and green, carpet,
9! yds.
| Chamber No 3. painted set pieces, hair
mattress, pillows. vows wire spring bed, car
pet % yds.
Chamber No. 4. Hair mattress, pillows ma
hoganv bureau, tables, toilet set. mahogany
bedstead, large mirror, mahogany frame;
stuffed rocking chair, small chairs, carpet
% yds.
Chamber No. 5. Bedstead, bureau, small
stand, chairs, hair mattress, wove wire spring
bed, toilet set. Brussels carpet, II yd5.; Z bed
steads, bureaus, 6 camp chairs, carpet21 yds
spring bed, sink, wash stand, cot bed and
mattress. hair and excelsior mattresses. two
stag's heads. chest of drawers, barometer,
feather bed holsters.
Bedding. white bed spreads, colored
bed spreads, IA plain white wool blankets
linen sheets and pillow cases, white linen
table covers. colored doylies, and table GOV,
ers, 125 buck towels.
Assortment OF glassware, 80 finger bowls,
1876 goblets, champagne and sherry glasses,
china and white granite ware, water bottles,
pickle jars, plated ice pitchers Eureka cot
fee pot, sad irons, l garden roller, garden
tools, set blocks and ropes, iron settees and
iron chairs for lawns, l large and l small
refrigerator, pair Colts revolvers, in good
order in case; repeating revolver, billiard
pocket tab e 5x10 feet made by Phelan &
Collender, New York, cues stand and balls,
Glenwood range. The billiard table and
range can be seen at the house before sale.
cabriolet for one or two horses.
The sale will continue in the evening Or un
til everything is sold. The above comprises
the furnishings of large and elegant coun-
try house, and includes many valuables and
costly articles, the accumulation of years.
Especial attention of purchasers is called to
the furniture, the carpets, of the expensive
makes. the fine blankets, and the French
plate mirrors now offered for sale.
T. B. Buffum, Agent.
E. NJ. Holden, clerk.
Walpole, n. H., Oct 8, 1897.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1897-10-23

questions that he had worked for the com
papy five years; that he had before been
arrested for drinking, and that he was in
toxicated and did not realize what he was
doing when he took the cloth. The court
ordered that he be sentenced to the county
Jail tor one year and that the commitment
shall not be issued unless called for by
the county solicitor. Lanigan was then
discharged from custody.
Against William Zero of Keene for
breaking into the store of Francis P. Duffy
of Keene, June II, 1897, and stealing
$3.50 in change. Zero was arraigned
and pleaded guilty, but for the time being
was not sentenced.
Against Arthur Derose of Winchester
for entering the dwelling house of Frank
jackson of Winche ster September II, '97,
and stealing gold watch and ring. De-
rose pleaded guilty. The solicitor said the
plumber had been delivered up and he was
not inclined to be strenuous as to the ex-
tent of the sentence The court ordered
that Derose be committed to state prison
for one year and pay the costs of prosecu-
ton.
Against Louis A. Butler of Stoddard,
eight indictments; one for keeping spirit
uous liquors for sale; one for being com
mon seller and six for specific sales OF
spirituous or malt liquors, all subsequent
offences.
Against Orlen II. Ellis of Brattlehoro,
proprietor of 1.-THE brewery" so called
three indictments two for keeping tor sale
malt liquors, subsequent offences and one
| for a specific sale.
Against Frederick D. Ellis of Hinsssle,
one Indictment for keeping for sale malt
| liquors.
Against Charles Bean, Jr, of Brattle-
boro, two indictments; enc for keeping
malt liquors, subsequent offence and one
for specific sale.
Against Geregoira Bolio of Harrisyille,
one Indictment, for selling malt liquor to
Michael Spillman.
| Against Benjamin f Wheeler OF Keene,
two indictments for selling fermented cider
to James Murray, subsequent offences.
Against VIII Wood of Winchester foI
selling a pint OF liquor to Arthur WiSner
-keene Sentinel
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1897-10-23

The personal property belonging to the es
tate of the late Chai les III. Church at West
minister Station, VT, viii be sold at public
auction on Tuesday. October 26, 1897, at IL
O'Clock A. NJ, sharp.
Stock.
Two good work horses, lgood well bred 3-year
old Durham bull, good young cows. the
above cattle are oil recorded; l fat heifer, 2
heifer calves, bull calf, nice steer G. lf, II
good fine wool rams, l grade ram. 25 fine
wool ewes, coarse wool eve, l yearling
wether, 10 lambs
A lot of oats, lot of nice oat straw, lot corn
fodder, IS fieeces, '96-'97, fine wool; share in
Westminster land company,l two-horse lum
Der wagon, good one; l carriage, l road
cart, Sleigh the wood work and shoes for a
pair of traverse sleds, all thoroughly sea
soned and of the best material; l nice thor
oughly made dump cart body. nearly new
American cultivator with seeder and fertili-
ger sower attachment, new and l second
hand Cassidy sulky plow,l champion spring
tooth harrow, moving machine horse rake,
root cutter, pair work harnesses, driving
harness. set long neck yoke straps, long
neck yoke, short neck yoke, whiffletrees,
chains, cant-dogs, carpenter tools, etc.
This is good lot of property and not a lot
| of old and worn out trash.
| Terms made known at sale.
EDWARD W. CHURCH, Admr.
Westminster Station, VT, October is, 1897.
c. P. gibson, Auctioneer.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1897-10-23
B8ptists at Lavendish.

A district meeting of the Woodstock
Baptist association was held in Cavendisl
Wednesday afternoon and evening. Those
present from here were Rev. G. r B
Dodge and George Bacon. The officer:
elected were Rev. G.. R. B. Dodge o.
Bellows Falls, president; Rev. Mr.. Ash.
ton of Chester, vice president; Rev. MIR
Lyman OF Cavendish, secretary and treas
urer. The chief speakers of the afternoon
we're Rev. Mr.. Ashton of Chester and Rev
Mr. Hopkins of Felchville; the sermon il
the evening was preached by Rev. Mr.
Dodge OF Bellows Falls. The next meet
ing will be held in Felchville near the mid
die of January.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1897-10-23
Governor Circuit at the Tennessee Exposition
and Centennial.
NASHVILLE. Oct. IS. 1887

NASHVILLE, Oct. 10, 1897.
The official visit OF Gov. Grout to the
southern exposition with par tynumbering
81 has been entertaining and profitable to
all concerned. Leaving Vermont on Octo-
Der II, via Central Vermont and New
London route, the party reached New
York the morning OF the 18th inst, where
a special train was provided to Gettysburg
A full days time was spent in visiting the
battle ground and with the Stannard monu-
ment as a background the party was photo
graphed. Capt. Long, the famous guide,
had charge of the party at that point and
the lecture he gave was equal to the time
and occasion. From Gettysburg the party
went to Baltimore, taking York River
line boat. passed restlUl night and
reached Richmond the morning Of the 10Th,
stopping at Hotel Jefferson, known as one
OF the three finest on the continent. Wis
its were made to the state house and pub
lie buildings and to the old church and
pew where Patrick Henry delivered his
stirring address, also to the White House,
the home of jefferson Davis during the
civil war.
Saturday morning, the 10th inst, found
the party at Hickory, n. c., in good
spirits when they breakfasted. The trip
through the mountain was delightful one
and the scenery enchanting even to New
England eyes. Knoxville was reached for
dinner aud the busy town of Chattanooga
that evening Sunday was spent in car
riage drive over the battlefield to the
national cemetery where over 5000 soldiers
, are buried. and up incline No. onto
Mount Lookout, designated by Henry NJ.
Stanley, the great explorer. as the finest
view in the world. The party reached
Nashville the evening of the 18th inst,
and located at Tulane hotel.
VERMONT DAY.
On Monday, the 18th inst j.. occurred
vermont Day" The governor was met
by Gov. Robert l.. Taylor and staff, Gen.
Thurston. ami other distinguished citizens,
and escorted to the exposition grounds
After some time spent in social intercourse
at the New York state building the gather
ing was called to order by Gen. Thurston,
who made the address Of welcome in
behalf of the exposition manag, ment.
Gov. Taylor of Tennessee was introduced
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1897-10-23
Bellows Falls Real Estate Agency

If you are looking for Vermont or New
Hampshire Farm, or a House for a Home, or
to Rent, come to us. We have the Goods and
can show you Barg aims.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1897-10-23

and made felicitous speech In response
TO the address of welcome Gov. Grout
so;d
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1897-10-23
A Card.

We the undersigned do hereby agree to re
fund the money on 30 cent bottle of Green.
syrup of Tar IL II fails to cure your cold OF
cough. We also warrant Il % cent bottle Il
prove satisfactory or no pay.
). 4. Andrews.
Ii. III. Davis.
j II. Pierce.
d. IT, Cushing, Cambridgeport.
Watson s. Eaton, Grafton.
w. u. Glynn, SaXtons River.
Geo. II. Walker, Westminster.
Geo. ". Hamlin, >orth Charlestown.
g q. Davis, Walpole.
N. A. Wheeler, g
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1897-10-23
AUCTION,
N. H. RAY.

Bellows Falls, Oct. Is. 1897.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1897-10-23
Reduced Rates for the Ludlow Musical Festi

The Rutland railroad will make the fol-
lowing reduced rates to Ludlow and return
for those attending the festival: Rutland,
$l.05; East Clarendon, soc; Cuttings
vile, Csc; East Wallingford, SOC; Mt,
Holly, 40c; Summit 25c; Healdvllle, zoe
Proctorsville, 15c; Cavendish, zoe Gas
sets, 40c Chester, Coo; Bartonsville, 75c ;
Bellows Falls, S1.05.
Excursion tickets will be good going
October 25th, Goth, 9th, 2Sth and goth,
and good to return until October 30th
inclusive.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1897-10-23
Fred L. Lowell Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT The Probate Court
Westminster, SIS. for said District, To
all persons interested in the estate of Fred l..
Lowell, late of Rockinham in said district,
deceased, GREETING
You are hereby notified that this Court will
decide upon the allowance of the account of
l.. Il. Lowell End, Administrator upon said
estate. and decree distribution thereof to the
persons entitled. at the session thereof to be
held at the Probate Office in Bellows Falls on
the 9th day of November, A. D. 1887. when and
where you may be heard in the premises, If
you see cause.
ZINA Fl. ALLBEE, Register.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1897-10-23
AUCTION.
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER u, 1897.

The subscriber win sell at public auction
Wednesday, October q, 1897, at 8 o clock, a. IN.
rain or shine, his fine Connecticut river farm
and personal property thereon. This farm
consists OF 233 acres and is one of the most
valuable in this section. The list of persona
property comprises nearly every hing to bel
round on ~ tirst-c ass farm. Manahan and
Baker. Hillsboro. n. H., auctioneers. Re-
member the auction takes place rain or
shine.
M. H. RAY.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1897-10-23
BUSINESS

surely coming be prepared to attend to by getting
Commercial Printing done, and Don't forget that Davis
at he Times Job Department is ready to do it.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-05-26
Tret ueriaubt alt Widuuer.
Gin Wiann iu Widigan emtoedt Elm
bemerfensmertbes Seilmtttel
fiir &erlnif an &raft.
Eroben iuerben frei an 9lle perianbt, bic
barum imreiben.

Carl s. Balfer. @aIamaspp. Mitb. bot nad6 els
nem iabrelaneem Sample eeaen Die ieeliidben unb
forperlid9en 9ei6en BON berlorener Wannbarteit
6as ro6ttge gfittel eefunben. tueldbes oas 2eiben
beilt.
gr beipabst oas @ebeimni5 iursidItie; a5er er 1T
tuiltg. etne 8robe ber Meoi3in alien Mdnnern au
fenben. bic on treenb elmer Snrm eeitblehtlidber
S9tudebe Ietoen. als Solas BON iueenbli@er nr=
uiienbeit ue norseitieen gerIuit 6es @ebdtbtnifes
unb 6er &raft. i5tuatbem &iiden. &faberbrudb
uno Nusaebruna. Sas 6eilnttttel bat cine befpn=
6erS anaeuebme Birtung BON Bdrme uno icbeint
anmittel5ar su iuirten. inbem es bic nerlanste
Rrnft uno eitte @nttudlune eiebt. tuie fe nur ees
tpnni@t tuirb. Sas Mittel beilte STR. 8aIter pDn=
fdnbts bpn an ben uebeIn un6 2eiben. Die bpn
iabrelangem MiBbrautb Der natiirItdb feitaeiebten
folut auberldifie ietn
Cine Bite an Mr. Carl s. GaIter. 64s Mafonic
Sempie, &alamaspo Mib. BEL ber Sic angeben.
oaB Sic eine 8rnbe ieineS 6eilmitteIS fir Skinner
tuitnien. tuirb fofort erfit unb teine gergiituna
treeno tpel6er Wrt uiro bon ibm eeforoert tuer6en
CT bot etn aroseS Sntereiie baran. oaB Die &unbe
ton oeiem groBartigen 5elmittel berbreitet tuiro.
uno er berien6et nit Surgfalt iider neriieeelt In
etrem our6baus einfaden Hndet 10 baB oer gns
pfdrger tetne Garbt nor unbeauentlidbteit ober
Betonnttuerben gu baben brautbt.
Seller tueroen gebeten. ubne Ber5ua au itbreiben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-05-26
Ratb fttr syfafter.

Dor iiber so Sobrsn f9On purbs
NrS. WinSlotp's Soothing Syrup
bon Mfillionen BON Weiittern beim 3ab.
nen ber &inber angeuenbet. Wtrt bu
i'm @@lafe bur@ bas sdreten zines
&inbes gefbrt, bas i'm 3abnen III unb
bor @@meraen tpetnta Wenn 10, IaRe
fofort eine Glaf9e bon vMlrs. Winss
Ions Soothing @prup" boien. Getu
Wertb 1T unbe3ablbar. gs tpirb benz
tleinen 2eibenben fofort 2inberuns bers
f@afen. @erlaBt eu@ barauf, Whtter,
es 1T fein 3meifel bartber. So betlt
Spienterp nnb 9iarrboe, regalirt ben
Mtagen unb bic Nieren, beieitigt Winb.
aolit, ermei9t ben Gaunten, perbtn.
bert @nt5iinbung itnb itdrtt baS gaaae
Spfem. rNfrs. Win5lops 9notbins
eprup4 fur aabnembe 9imber III anses
nebm In @ei@mad unb bas @ecept
fammt bpm einem ber befen lpeibli9en
aerate In ben Ser. Staateu. gs 1T bel
allen Sruggiaen in ber ean5en Welt 80
baben. preis Is @ents per Glaf9e.
&auft ni9tS anbereS, als Wrs. Minss
Ions SpotbingsSprup.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-05-26

Die Qafaien flosel unb bic @asen
rahelten, uno eine balbe Stunoe ipdter
mar BON Der 9ldnSenben @elelli9aft
i'm S6lone niAts mebr porbanben alS
elm Ouheno Diener, bte iib an ben
SpeiIereIten uno getranfen siitlid tbas
ten unb 1id pergeblib Die a0pfe GER
bra6en, mas nobl mUGte porsefallen
iein.
slm iolsenben MOrsen lieB aonis
Serome ben aaitellan mad aallel fo,n>
men unO i6loB it'd lange 3eit nit Inn
elm; bod Der 9aitellan muBte 10 menig
als Ser a0nis uno Der S6nis 10 uiel ais
Der aaitellan, uno 10 fanoen iie bic
Soluns bes 8dtbiels ni6t. Der G0nts
erfubr uienlals Ben fuabren Sadper@
halt, aud iprad er niemals bariiber.
Die e0wenbur9 blieb fortan per0bet
Die game 3eit Der fran30iiiden 0err.
ihaft hinourd).
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-05-26

Splseube S9nurre er3ablt Die
paren3seituns4 aus Wledlenburs !:
@enn Der gdulratb 8. sur 8eii9.
tisuns aui Die D0rfer sebt, frast er
au6 Die Qeute eeiprddsmeile mad
iBrem Qebrer. 8ei elmer iol6en Sc
lesenbeit entipann iiG nun folsenoes
@efprad. S6ulratb: .Wie lib 81
benn nit Susen nien gebrer toireoen?"
Bauer: %, bat 9eibt moll an.
Iemer biit warb 10 nir &edts mebr in
be S6olen lebrt; bi mine Tiben ipar
bat gan; annerS. = S1ulr6tb:
ngla, mat hemt 81 benn librt?"-
Bauer: n8efen unb S1rtben tnb
aatetiHeu (aate9isnas) uns @eians. "
-S6ulrotb: n@O bel 9tiier be-
tbalt 81 benn2"-0auer: nSDbs
mnb6rtis (s6) Marf. "-S9ulratb:
nunb be Nabwer?" ?"-8auer: nS0b@
untpintis. 80 9nlratb: ,un Be
aaner Nabmer?A-8auer: ,Sa, bet
to en- rifen atrl; bel betbalt bunnerte
unatteibn Wlarf. - S1ulratb:
pSi bewt 10 reten librt; MI fesst mi
mol, mot betbalt 81 brei benn toiams
men?" - Na9 lansem S1meisen
tommt en6lid unb ettpas 36sernb bic
Mntiport: n3a, int Gefen mar i'd .Inan
tipad !"-S 9ulratb: ,9id nal, it
hemtp bier ne Snsabe fre9en BON 9uee
@emeinbe, bat fiinnt 81 mi NAL por<
leien. = Bauer: ,Ne = Sdribens
tann i'd nib gaub lelen. 80 dull
ratb: Dor itabn Of Namens inner
I'm cen 9ris. Uer is benn bat 9ris?"
Bauer: rSa-ia-bat ariiS bat
bin id!"
Suben unb 8erbre6ers
tbum. @ele9entli9 zines Yelu9es,
ben oieier Gage Der 8iirsermeiit fer bon
Seruialem Iuilui 3ia 9ai9a glz
Gbalibi bem 8iirsermetter pon Wien,
Or. Queser abltattete, fam bas @ee
iprad au6 auf bic beutige BepDlterung
Seruialems, nobel ber Pai6a benz
Wiener StabtOberbaupte er3dblte, baB
in Seruialem Mobammeoaller, Gbris
iten uno 9uben frieblid Sulammens
lebten. Gr bob alS beionbers bemers
fenspertb berpOr, baB biele in Bas
lditina i'm 8erslei9 gu ben Wiobam>
mebanern uub gbriiten SaS tleinite
aontinsent BON 8erbre6ern itellen !;
in BaldItina benfe beSbalb gliemano
oarau, bic 9uben ais cine minbers
lpertbise slaiie an5uieben.
Die 9anonen inb 3u gro6.
atus Siiiabon ipilb Der rSranffurter
.3eitun9" beri6tet: @ie uerlautet,
iinb bic fir baS Sanouenboot Ton.
0ui5" aus bem 9luslanb be,ooenen
@ei9iise ,u sroB uno fiu6en ba6er in
ben fir ie beitimmten 8dumen feinen
plas, oa man bem @eihiislieferanten
irrise ausaben itber Die @rSBenperbdlt,
ntHe gema9t babe. @S bat ben Nus
idein, als oh oieies 9unonenboot, Sas
auf Der gSerft bes bieli9en SlrIenals
9ebaut purbe, ME fertis werben iolle.
Oeun Die 9ielle9un9 erfolate i'm
Sabre 1886, Der Stapellauf i'm 3ahre
1895 unb erit ieet iinbet man, baB bic
bafiir in ausiidt senommene @rtillerie
gu idmer fir baS Boot 1T.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-05-26

&iubermnnb. p@ib Old MIR 5u.
frieben, mein ainb, lab bic 9lnoeren
nur nedenl Bebenfe babel MIR, oas
Oeine rotben 9aare au6 Der liebe @ott
9emadt bat, Der @eOanfe muB Did
INNER troiten. "-nSa, Mama, aber
i'd m6dte bod ni6ts mieber bel ibm
MAIDEN lolien!"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-05-26

Woran ltirbt Elm @ebGn9,
ter? 9e6ermaun mirb bieie 8raee nit
GROCER Selblioerf ftdnbli6feit babin be,
antiporten, oaB Der 2ob bel einem Gts
bdn9ten onr6 Gritiduns eintritt. Tint
10 mebr pirb bic 9batiaGe intereis
iiren baB bies nadmeisli6 ni9t Der
Sall lit. Sn Salle erbdnste ii6 neu=
lid elm Wann, on benz Der QuitrDbrens
ibnitt 9e1nadt mar. Ser Strid mar
oberbalb Der &aniile llmgele9t, 10 baf
Der @ebdn9te bur6aus i'm Stanbe oe>
lpelen wdre, trcs Der 3uiammen3iebuns
oes Strides su atbmen. 5ros6em ers
fol9te Der SOB ebenio f6nell mie ionit.
Gs 9ebt oaraus berbor, oaB betlelbe
ni6t ourb 8ebinberung ser Ntbmuna,
loi1oern ourd bic 3ulammenpreiiuna
Der 8lut9efdBe berbeiseiiibrt miro.
Die Sase bes 9orpers mar iibriaens 70,
oaB Der llann leidt mieber auf sic
SSiiBe bate fontltten fOnnen, uenn er
nidt bas YemuBtiein ebenlo lfnell
oerloren hdtte, pie bas lonlt aeidiebt.
Die Settion er9ab bic 8lutleere bes
@ebirns, cine un9eipObnlide 9ulluna
Der 8efdbe an Der 8alis, eine aerinoe
Siilluas Der @efaBe in Der ipeiben
Sirnbaut unb einen iibermaBisen 8luts
anorans i'm @ebirntnpten unb i'm
Wlarf.
= aeute. bic itets nit allem Sufrie.
ben finb. f6nnten. inmeit hns @emein.