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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-09-29
PERSONALS.

Mr.. N. M. King, one of the most popu-
lar travelling men on the road, is in the
city.
/. Mr.. w. B. Clements, travelling pas
senger agent of the Seaboard Air Line
is in the city.
EX-Congressman Brewer, of Mt. Airy,
was in the city yesterday looking after
some private business.
Miss Rena Burwell, who has been Wis
iting Mt Mr.. Il. Il. Lacy's, returns to
Norfolk to-day to resume her school stu
dies.
MIR. w. II. Norwood yesterday re-
turned from a short stay at Seven
Springs. He comes back much improved
in health.
President Kilgo, of Trinity College
who has been here since Monday, the
guest of Rev. Or. Norman, left yes
terday for his home in Durham.
Mrs. Chas. b. Miller and daughter,
Miss Ethel, who have been visiting Mrs.
Miller's father in Statesvile, is in
Raleigh visiting her sister, Mrs. B. X.
Lacy.
Mrs. Lily G, Young, sister Of Mrs.
Thomas Badger. who, with her daughter.
Miss Lucy Young, has been visiting at
&'Ai i1hdS%i lGtuI i1tu " w tOU
yesterday.
Messrs. E. r. Aydlett, of Elizabeth
City, and Chas. f. Warren, w. B. Rod
man and b. B. Nicholson, of Washing
ton, are among the prominent attorneys
here this week attending the Supreme
court.
Mr.. J. NJ. Sherwood, auditor of re-
ceipts for the Seaboard Air Line, left
yesterday for his home in Portsmouth
He has been here ever since the funeral
of his brother-in-aw, the late Mr.. B. r
Hardin.
General NJ. w. Ransom is in the city
Il came here on private business" he
said. II have finished it and will re-
turn home to morrow morning." Gen
eral Ransom looks very well, says that
he has a pretty good cotton crop. IL
am out of politics. he said to a News
and Observer man last night.
Mr.. w. III. Blount, of Wilson, spent
yesterday morning in Raleigh, return
ing from Henrietta Mills, where he de-
livered his address to Il large audience
He tells us that week before last there
was sold in the tobacco warehouses IN
Wilson 6G5.000 pounds of tobacco, al
an average of on cents per pound.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-09-29
DIDN'T HAVE MONEY ENOUGH.
The Bully of Royal knights Hall Was
Heavily Fined.

Only three cases-one for larceny,
one for disorderly conduct and one for a
plain drunk-claimed the Mayors atten-
ton Yesterday morning.
At colored entertainment at the
Royal Knights Hall, Arthur Allen, a
Young negro, "rased a rucus" by get
ting in the door and blocking the way.
When asked to move he refused, saying
he was standing there on his man,
had plenty of money and that his money
kept his standing there"
Pm going to take it for granted that
what you then said was true-that you
S17.25," said the Mayor, after hearing
the evidence.
Allen yesterday afternoon was sent out
to the roads.
A pistol was what got Sam Mitchell,
colored boy, into trouble yesterday, in
jail to-day and on the roads tomorrow.
The gun was the property of another ne
gro, named Chavis. 1t was taken from
his shop by Mitchell and sold to man
named Tom Fitz for dollar. Sam was
sent On to court.
Robert Register, colored, was fined
So. % for being drunk and disorderly on
the street.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-09-29
THE WEATHER TO-DAY.

For North Carolina: Fair; warmer in
western portion; northeasterly winds.
For Raleigh and Vicinity: Falr We'd
nesday; continued COOL
Weather Conditions.-The high baro-
meter has moved to the east Lake re-
gion and is central between Norfolk,
Detroit and Buffalo, with clear, cool
weather. Frosts We're reported from
Boston, New York, Pittsburg, Buffalo,
and heavy frost at Cleveland. The
weather throughout the central valley is
fair and comparatively cool, though u
slight depression over Dakota is caus-
ing rising temperature west of the
Mississippi. The interesting feature on
the map is the appearance of another
storm over Florida, with 2.10 inches of
rain at Jupiter. 1t cannot yet be deter
mined whether this storm will move up
the coast or not.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-09-29
MILITARY COMMISSIONS.

The following officers of the Fayette-
vile Light Infantry were yesterday COM
missioned by the Governor upon recon-
mendation of the Adjutant General:
Benjamin II. Husk, major, vice e. L..
Pemberton. resigned.
Thomas 7. McGilvary, first captain,
vice Il. X. Huske, prmoted.
leighton Huske, second captain, vice
Il. L. McGilvary. promoted.
J. G. Hollinsworth. third captain, vice
Leighton Huske, resigned.
John II. Robinson. Jr., fourth captain,
vice ]. G. Hollingsworth, resigned.
These gentlemen were duly elected at a
meeting of the company on August Both.
This company, the oldest in the State,
was organized in 1893. Many veterans
of the Revolutionary War were among
its members. In all succeeding wars il
has served with honor to North Carolina
and its native city Of Fayetteville. In
recognition of distinguished services rem.
dered. the Legislature has conferred spe-
cial privileges upon it. Among others is
the rank Of Major given its commander.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-09-29
What 3en : :::::;
Who Have Tried 1t
SAY OF
..... ,..,. ...,o
The Kelley Treatment
AT GREENSBORO. y. e. =.

Mr.. I. A. OVERLY, a thrifty planter OF
Oral Oaks, Va, who graduated at the
Greensboro Keely early in '95, writes
President Osborn az follows:
II can never explain what 1t did for
me. am sure but for the Keely Treat
ment would not be living to-day. While
was not a constant drinker, would
get on little sprees that would lust leave
me alive. Then l would probably 20 sev-
eral months without q drop; but after a
while the spell would come back on me.
Now l am In my third year aimee I left
the Keely Institute, and can truthfully
say that 1 have never had q desire for
a drop Of hQr Sr Of any kind, and nothing
could induce me to take a drop, and I
don't have to use any will power at al;
] just don't want 1t, and never think on
II that way.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-09-29
One Hundred Superb Hats and Bonnets for
Your Examination.

Paris New York here their latest AID best conceptions and
public
We have beyond DOUBT the handomest co on OF Fall Millinery
that that
CT
all the artistic
capvatd
Ina The trouble
gather the they in the style
taken
We picked the best from
# our efforts.
magnificent
WILL help AS
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-09-29
MAI. WILSON WILL HOLD ON.
Chairman of Railroad Commission De-
clines to Vacate.

Chairman OF Railroad COMMISSION De
clines to Vacate.
Saturday, through the sheriff of
Burke county, Mr.. l.. G. Caldwell served
a written notice on Maj J. w. Wilson,
requesting him ito surrender to me the
office of Railroad Commissioner, to-
gethcr with all the records, papers, rights
and privileges thereto belonging, to the
end that l may enjoy the use of the
same an enter upon all duties required
of me-"
Yesterday Maj. Wilson replied to Mr..
Caldwell, saying: 81 most respectfully
decline to accede to your request"
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-09-29
INDEX TO NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Africana-The Blood is the Life.
Mrs. Joe Person-If You Suffer With
Collie.
w. E. Jones-Opening OF Fall Mil
linery.
Southern Shorthand and Business Uni
versity
Lee S. Overman-Sale of Valuable
Stocks
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FARMERS DIFFER
In OPiNlONu,-......

Now is the best time to sow Annual Glove
Seed. In the husk they are surtr and better
crop than Gieaued eed If ground is baked
between your OF on on corn rows. run over
very Lightly with cu livdtnr and SOW broad
cast thirty of cleaned or sixty pounds OF
seed in the musk.
The month of September is proper time to
SOW all gra>ses Small plots should be spaded
deep, and fields should be broken with two
horse ploughs, aud thoroughly pulverized
with disc anu smoothing harrow
We are giving this Information from our
experience Me have seed to sell. We charge
only tor them We have now in stock { rim
son Clover Seed, cleaned and IN the husk;
choice Red Cover iced best quality Orchard
Grass seed; Blue Grass of finest qua ity for
lawns etc.: Virginia inter Rye; Virginia
Winter Oats.
There is no advance in field seed with the
exception of wheat viii be glad TO give
prices on anything you wish in seed line.
Nearly every thing in the grocery line has
advanced 2i to 50 per cent. We have been
compelled to advance price of 'Rouer Cham
piOn -Four" Our High Art Coffee" He
NO Tea" and "CIover Hill Butter are retailed
at former prices, att ouPh there has been
material advance in price of butter.
tanned Goods are very mucn hig er. VIII
make 1t to interest of persons buying in
large lots to give US call.
w. C. STRONACH g. SONS,
wholesale and Retail Grocers.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-09-29

Bakers Alliance SO, OF New York, has
expelled two members for talking about
the union to its detriment as a labor or
ganization.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-09-29
400 Fayetteville Stree.
THE BIG STORES OPENING.

of interest
O'Clock
The week. daily
o b. evening specially
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-12

following marriage licenses were
IN the office of County Clerk Ed.
rec for the week ending Saturday,
er IL.
I'm II. Jermany and Rose l.. Stew
: Brown and Maria Davis.
II. Gray and Mary Calvert.
H. Morgan and Sarah E. Fitz-
, Gerling and Cora e. Herod.
4, Flood and Lula p. Still.
Lewis and Ida Ellis.
Harris and Fatima Smith.
as b. West and Mrs. Madgie Bis
" Smith and Miss Mena Schelde
T. Green and Miss Louisa Greg
:, I, Feres and Miss Mary Mccarthy.
a. senchal and Miss Lena Hoag.
: Muncey and Mrs. Rosamond
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-12

mems cream Silkdll1e nalluker-
chiefs, hemsttched, pure silk
initial, large size, o.
= IOf ,....,.. ..,. Low
Mems cream silkaline handker-
chiefs, hemStitched, fancy 7c,
fast colored borders, . for LOC
Mems white cambria handkerchiefS,
hemStitohed, with narrow neat
colored borders and pure silk
red or blue initial, o.
2 Tor. ,.......... |CN
Mems cream pure silk handker-
chiefs, hemStitched, with 0c,
beautiful large silk initial. AOC
Mems cream silk handkerchiefS,
henStltched, with neat bor-1E,
ders printed in fast colorS ZOC
Plain white linen handkerchiefS,
Of hem, very fine me-, 25C
Plain imported Irish linen handker-
chiefs, hemstitched, with beauti-
full linen initial
8 for man. I.OO
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-12
'NCLAiMED PACKAGES.

4 goods on hand at Pacific Express
1857:
e Alexander, j. NJ. Adams. J. r.
H. T. L. and 7. Boring, C. II.
Z: 7. Bailey, j. II. Lockwood,
ahut' Addicks, l.. Crowell, b. b.
4 D. Dixon, j p. Daniel, Martha
4 a. Edgewon, T. II. Franklin,
.'cn' j. j. Glithes, l.. G.. Lipson,
f'y1uing, j. Granhill. j. Fl. Garnett.
hurley, Annie Hutchinson. Mary
h FRED Johnson, Robert o. johnson,
ning' H. Kent, John A. Kennedy,
-oekwood, Blanch Lea, C. Mcclure.
Snah, w. B. Martin. II. Master
d u. d. Orkin, Louise Oliver, Mrs.
rhtt' Richard & Pringle's Min
PAWN @ White, Rosebank Nurseries,
nd, H. Nj. Shaw, o. Swan, Mrs. G.
4 MAUD Wheeldom. G.. a. Riley,
'oiiow'ng unclaimed packages re-
company:
|a'ne Armstrong, p. T.. Burgoyne, II.
WI, L, II. Eggleston, First Nation
r. n h. Griffin. W. C. Gray. r.
NY, u. r. Johnson, George Low
III q, Lawrence, Louis l., Meyers.
4 eooIon Oil company. II. F. Noyes.
N, =, Phelps, b. Roberts. S. h.
e., n. L. Rhone, S. II. Robertson,
n',ss' Mrs. S. NJ. watkins. ID. L
- "oihsemuth. NJ. Z. Teetshorn,
sohowing is the list of packages re-
4 on hand at the Wells, Fargo &
p'ess Office for the week ending
ny december IL. 1897:
c. a. Lilmer, j. u.
r. j Henson, Nick TiSpa.y. H. G,
~ !. Harris. Bert Taylor. A.
~ j, Knapp. L. NJ. Thomson.
I p george King. Nora Thompson,
hal y ~ ". Netehum. a. Won
~ w y, Barrett, G.. Lemmcl, r NJ.
II p nev. London 8ranch, Niss a.
& Mnher, G. H. Meyer. Tony
~ marlin, Frank Cox, n. l.. pow
r nreyeler, l.. Z. Ryan. j. r..
ps X, Railey. Miss y. duncan,
r. W j. DeSregelle, Frank
M. -, Eastes, +. G. sandow.
|LsN Texas; W, o. ~oo,e, i. ".
|orpe' ~ Jose salizar. ], e. Griffith,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-12

The real and only genuine
DR.. Jaeger's famous under
wear is on sale in this city
here only.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-12

following transfers OF real est
Fterday filed in the office of Gov
Ed +, Dupree:
Sherrouse ct al to o. Sher-
100 acres in Jesse benson
(estcott to Martha A. Tolar,
Is in Harris 4 Wilson grant.
anderson TO G. W. Johnson.
block 4l9, south side Buffalo
r." -. 80 ]
Rnd South Texas Land COM
10 James Mcmillan, lot 20,
p53, Houston Heights. 49,.
eming, by sheriff, to Lizzie
lots and 4, block 42l, north
(uffalo bayou. -. J.. 49,.
Taylor, by sheriff, to c. w.
lot u, block 43S. south side
b bayou. 80. -.
Lubbock to Harris county,
one hundredths acre in l..
league, Telephone road. -.
hy TO d. e. Bloysom, lot S,
va, Baker addition, north
|rifalo bayou. e. %. see.
Bokemeyer and wife, Clara. to
bloXscm, lot 3. block 295,
addition, south side Buffalo
- - '''.''''' ....,.......
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-12

All NOOl ElueTuOWn OOatS WIN
fancy cord-braid
frog -. :. :. 400
Heavy Atwood Goats, Elder
down, Velvet trimmed, dark and
light brown, tan, navy
and cardinal 80. 500
All-Wool Tricot Goats, quilted
Saline lined, navy blue
and maroon 49,. 500
Fancy Scotch Cheviot Goats, fine
assortment of patterns, < 90
Silk cord piping $40. O.OO
Finest Tricot Goats, in navy, slate
and maroon, full quilted Satin
lined, quilted Satin col c.
lars and cuffs. -. pIO
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-12
y IN THE COURTS
rrsrNEss WAS TRANSACT
I'm YESTERDAY.
|uorots secured a Mig Judg-
. ~.,u.t the International
crsnt Northern Railway.

az everything combined to make
=, business in the courts. The
portant business transacted was
I.,a,,on of the case of Frank b.
Inst tho International and Great
Railway company, in the Fifty
district court, the jury bringing
ict of $4,000 for the plaintiff.
ZENITH Civil District Court.
Slowing proceedings were yesterday
lhe Eleventh civil district court.
I'm G.. Tod presiding:
| Johnson VS.. Gulf, Colorado and
! Railway company; continued by
N and reset for the first jury day
|ebruary term.
| Morehead VS.. the Houston LEG
81 Railway company, set for jan
hs9s.
nple VS.. II. G.. Hartman; bond Of
| ad Item examined and approved.
fifth Civil District Court.
blowing were yesterdays proceed
the Fifty fifth civil district court,
H. Wilson presiding:
n. Rice VS.. San Antonio and Aran-
Railway company; exception No.
fendant's third amended original
yerruled; third and fourth special
BIS sustained.
Bonatz VS.. International and Great
Railway company; vcfdict for
for $4,000 and judgment accord
for Civil District Court.
5ilowing suits were yesterday nle6
&fice Of J. B. Williams. clerk OF the
5trict court.
Ssterson VS.. Ohio Hanscoqn ct al.
foreclosure.
d. Myers VS.. August 1sniz ct al:
foreclosure.
b Brown ct al VS.. J. J. Baber;
to try title and damages.
lsterson VS.. Stephen V Eaton ct
ass to try title and damages.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-12
Units for County Court.

blowing suits were yesterday en-
the docket in the county court,
Rpeal cases for the justice court:
Corbett VS.. the Western Union
|h company; damages, 5000, for
10 promptly deliver telegram.
|o court. State of Texas VS.. j. O.
|lunacy.
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Scr Selepbolt 9ieuit

r. Gpart Gnd3 3eit,
S2z 8rim8t Gud, ttene &nnnen,
LON! Grbdlt bic altem aanoenp
/j3lg5!lsaA tinb belebt tint 9ll8emet=
men ben @eibaftSaane.
lte6er 5000 Selepbone in Seras.
8eniitt bic Gelepbpne auf tuette
Gntfernnnaen nadb alien Hanften,
bic tn baS gpitem Der giibtpeftlid5en
telegraph. snb 9eIepbun.sspmpan''>
Bfaefngeapaen fpproen ss.-s-
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e;ine erbauli5e cars(trese,

a6nis Safub Der .3lpeite aus benz
9aule Stuart (l685 bis l6ss), Der
tiefuerbuBte 9ruSer uno yladfolser
Garls bes 3weiten pon Gnslanb, be-
riibrte eines Cages auf elmer Reiie bic
Stabt SOutbmolo in Der @raii9ait
Suffolf, unb Der @emeinoeratb be-
i9loB, bieieS ieltene @reisniB burd
einen feierlidjen @mpfang nebft Seite
reoe 9ebiibreno 6u be9eBen.
Ole glnlprade an ben aDnia bate
natiirIid bas Stabtoberbaupt ielblt 3a
balten; perfaBt boseaen murbe iie bonn
Staotidreiber, oem susleid sic beitle
Rolte oeS uSouffleurs" sufiel, inbem
Der Biirgermei iter, Der tein sro6es Sidt
uno iebr ansitlifen @emiitbes mar, in
ber fur3en 3eit bis Su bes StUniss ans
funft bic lpoblselun9ene Rebe ieinem
9eSadtniHe ni6t einprdsen fonnte.
glls Der 9rose 9usenblif fam, oa
80nls Safob Der 3tpeite ieinen @aaen
perlieB, I'm Die Suloisuns Ser Staots
pater bon Soutbiuolo entsesemunebe
men, 9erietb Der wadere Siir9ermeiiter
beim anblide bes 0errIders BON gns.
lamb in cine 10 beilloie 9ermirrunG
bop ct iofort ben Sopf uerlor.
n@ure Majeitat !" mar sllles, mas
er IN ieiner 9eiliiriuns beroor5ubrin,
gen oermodte.
Sein Souiflerr, Der Staotidreiber,
wollte ibm Wtutb MAIDEN, inbem er
ibm Sufliilterte; .Saltet bod ben
9opf aufrebt luie elm Mannl" morauf
eaS fallun9sloie Stabtoberbaupt media
MIDI wieberbolte: Cure Waieitat,
baltet bod ben Sopf aufredt ME Elm
Wiaun!"
nSeio Sbr benu beS 9eufels?A
mllperte butter ibm entiett Der StaSt-
i6reiber.
llnb: rSeio SIR beun bes geu.
fels?" oetlamirte, ,itterno Dor 9lufs
reguns, Der 8ursermeilter eebanteulos
ibm mad.
sd iase Gnd, Sbr weroet uns
alle nod gu @runoe ri9ten!" fliilterte,
auber lid, Ger perslpeifelte S6reiber
binter ieinem Riiden.
llno ridti9 ertOnte ais gdo mieSer
Die bebenbe Stimme oes I9weibtriefen>
ben StaStoaters: sd iase Sud, Sbr
merSet uns sllle nod 5u @runbe ri9s
tenl"
9la6 bieien leeten @orten mar es
aud nit Der 0iube bes Siirlten porbei.
@ortlos Dor 3Orn brebte 3afob Der
.Smeite eem oSIli9 oeruiGteten Staot-
pberbaupt pMb beiIeAs 5eridmettert
baitebenoeu ge9leitern ben 8iideu,
itieg in ieinen S8asen unS fubr in se.
itredtem @alopp oaoon.
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= 9lSslid iprans ct auf ME bon elmer
Tarantel seltoden. 8enig feblte uno
er tudre fortselaufen, obne 5u 5ahlen.
@liidlider @eiie iab an Der Gbilr ein
baserer, fraftiger Wlann, Der auL Der
@irtbin 9luf bin bes aeenten Nods
sipfel nod erbaihte. Die @alte moren
emp0rt, bic Mirtbin erlt reft. sls Der
gerbd9ti9e aber nit leiner gemobnten
6anbbemegung einen rieIigen SauTen
@elo aus her 2aide sos, auf Ben Slid
mari uno 3lpansis 9fennige beranss
iubte, mar man berubigt.
Gr trahf am giiiiett nod einen 9og'
naf uno ltilr5te oaun baocn, lporaui Der
9asere 'bebauptete, Der W1ann lei aus
DalIborf.
sln Der ua1iten Gde iprans Der
Nsent in eine Droidfe unb fubr nod
@oies 0utterseiddft, Oranienburser-
itraBe 9.
Seet, Slid, bilf!
(Tortiesuna foIat)
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Wbiteban germinus.
gfeue Ginfabrt nad Stem Yorf pia
y. & 3. g. @. Hp.-l1n=
erreidte sSacilitGten.

Wbitsball terminus, bic neue Gin.
fabrt nod 9fem Dort, bic am Montaa
ben 10. Suli bia Der Baltimore, Obio
nnb Stibmefli9en gahu er0faet
tpurbe. 1T bic gelegenffe Station mad
allen Sbeilen Der Stabt New Oort uub
Brooflpn. Dieter terminus III an
Der South Gerrp, 6fili6 bon ber Yats
terp nnb bon bier aus unter bemIeIbeu
Oa9e werben gerbinbunsen gemaat
nit ben 3hsen ber 3ueiten, Dritten,
Se9ften unb 9eeunten Apenue God.
balm; nit benen Der 8roabmap, 60.
lumbus uub 2erinyton Nuenue @abel.
LINEN; OF. unb Wefieite &ingbabs
men Der pferbebabnIinien; South.
Gerrp; Staten Sslanb Gerrp; 9amil.
ton abenue unb 80. Strabe (Broot,
lpn) Gerrb.
9auft Cure 8idets nod Nem 0ort
liber bic Q. & .. 8. %. 3'p uub sShr
entgsbt allen characterization.
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gDas bic Dur1fhbrung Der Sons
trattarbeiter @eiebe anlanst, 10 iast
Der Beridt eigentli6 gar nidts bartts
Der. als baB bic pfiatea Der SHfpet.
loren aufgeSdbIt werben. Dem 90.
brone.gpltem fei sin &ie8el borgsi6os
ben norben nnb babur6 babe aud Die
SmpDrtatioa ton Gontraftarbeitern Ell
nen 5toB er!ltien.
Die 3abl ber europail1en @iuwan'
berer beirug I'M leBten Sabre ZIG, 397, ,
oarunter MIR %, ,533 aus DeutidIanb,
aber 59,431 Cd aus Stalien ETC.. ber
Rontratt Irbeitsr, bic snrtifgsi9idt
murben, tparen es 1924, barunter IS
aus 9suti6lanb, unb ber aberbaupt
nibt phnf6enspertbsn @lemente 1859,
baruutsr 231 aug 9euti9Ianb.
Nud III Bs3u9 auf bas 4nalpbQbe.
tentbum fagt bet 5tump'i9e Beri6t
nur iebr peais. gs beisi barber
nur, baB bic 8ilbunssperbdltuiffe un.
ter ben @inmanberern I'm leBten Sabre
bebeutenb beher tparen, als i'm 0ors
iabre. Ges SdreibenS wntunbig tua.
rem LAT, barunter Ia Oeutl6e, uHb
meber lefen nod ibreiben tonnten Al. :.
007. barunter 81 Deuti9e. @e.
iammtausabl oer AnaIpbabeten A.,
154.
6err Stump siebt gu bieien 3iffsrn
ben folsenben besei6nenben 2ommen.
tor, ben fi9 uniere perbobrten natibt.
ftii9en @inmanberungsfeinbe binter
bic langen Obren i6reiben unb beber.
aigeu iouten: xS:e Gdbisfeit Der
Bauern Der meiitea europdii9er Na.
iionalitdtea i'm 2eIen nab 56reiben
felt biefelben auf Elm nett bbberes
Bilbungs 0ibeau al5 bic Benobner
unieres 2anbes, tuenn man ben pros
aentfab bsr 4aalpbabsten unter ben
ginmauberern uno ben i'm teBten Gen.
fus eesebeaen pro3entiaB oeraIei9t,
ins6elonbere iOfern babel In gstratbt
3u siesen 1T, baB bic ginmanberer au
ben drmeren alafsn geb6rea, tudbreub
bsr Genius ale aIafeA eiabegreift."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-12-31

= Die MitsIieoer bsr fran36Riden
Deputirtenfammer. pel9e unter ber
antlase Der getbeilisuns an benz gro
Ben Banana. Sdminbel itanben, fiub
idmmtli6 freigefpro6eu porben.
- Ius Stbnep. NeusSab .Wales,
pirb bsri6tet: Rad Der oifieiellen
abfddBung belduft fi6 ber grtraq Der
bieSidbrigen @eisensgrnte auf 8, $50, /.
600 guibel. Slr ben @rport uirb
anr elm perbdltniBmdbis seriussr
lleberihuB ocrbanben iein.
- Die balbamtli6ea Barrier 8lat.
Ter be3wsifeIn bic Ri6tisteit Der Na6.
riGt, baB uuf Der SnieI 5ainan an
Der Stifte bon 5tb.@bina 6ie fran,6,
Hide 6Iagge aufsebiBt tporbsu lei.
Bon anberer Seite miBt man biejeu
4bIdugnungsberiu6eu tebO6 penis
@ertb bel.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-12-31

1omn1indr Stump iagt aur grldu'
terung, bab Der arebit fur bieie bebeu.
tsnee Mbaabme gum sroBen 9bsiI Der
Neartttip :8eiebgebuag; mie ber tpirts
tamen Dur9fiibrung bieier @eiebe jei.
tens ber ginwauberuues sbeJ6rben, ee.
babre. Die Mhnabme", iaat Serr
Stump, .iff ben uusaufisen Son.
iuntturen in 6anbeI unb @spsrbe
mdbrenb Der Iesten Sabre 3ueeidrisben
worben. Siherlid bat bies @inFuB
setabt. SnbeRen befir9is i9 ni9t,
baB bie gnmanberuug BET eneraiT6er
Ourdfiibrune Der isbissn @efebe, trot
Der ehnifisiten 8erbdItnifs in iinferem
Gaube, ie bic 3iffern friberer Sabre
wieber errei6en ipirb". 9lIs anbere
umitdnbe, pel1e ben ginmanberuna8.
from bon ben Ser. Staateu abae.
lentt, be3si4net 6err Stump bic Dor.
tbeile, melGe bon Canada unb fibame.
ritanifden RepubIiten ginmanberern
geboten lpuroen. @toBe Sdaaren
bon iOl9ea ibifften fid BON @enua
unb Marieille nod 8rafiIien uub 9lr.
seniinien ein, mo He bann fofort fd
benz 3anbbau unb Der @iah3utt nib,
men, beren pfooufte brett nit ben
unferigen toufuriren.
Der Beriht iagt ferner, baB bic
228,95 ginwanberer, pelc6e i'm Ies
ten Gistaliabr lanbeten. ni6t idmmt.
ltd bier anidlfs seporben ieien. BON
Netu Dort aQsiu ieieu 1923, ,872 3pi.
i1eabedspafasiere tpteber abaereift.
Nur etwa bic 6dlfte Der Nnt6mmIiuae
bIiebeu in 2aube unb febslten fd5 an.
Wan9e AhsIdnber fommen uub aeben
10 bdufis, bab. bic sebisnten geamten
Der einmanberuneS. .Stationen ne ,pie,
Der ertenuen. Senuo1 tperben bieieI.
Sen iebesmal oils neue Aat0mmIinae
regihrirt. .Siefe ginmanbererA, ioat
Col. Slump, rfinh nift piiuIf,euss
pertb; iie affimilissfsh6 ni6t, sablen
tsine Steuern aa6 HeBments unb
trasen nidis sur 05fkWung bes 8e.
meinpeiens bet, ionbern He MAIDEN lif,
nar BITE bobsn 26bns su muse, fparen
ibr @sIb unb nsbmea es nit In bic Sci.
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