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The Saint Paul globe., 1897-07-04
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBuLEs.

Judge Simpson has named July 10 as the
las day for filing claims in the receivership
of Christina Westphal.
DR.. LenCX and son, John. arrived yestcr-
day morning from the East coming over the
Great Lakes on the North Land from Buff
falo tG Duluth.
The remains of E. B. Waldmann, the we'll.
known druggist, who died Wednesday of
quick consumption, were laid to rest in ST.
Mary's cemetery, the funeral services nav
ing been performed at the Church of the
Immaculate Conception.
According to City Assessor Gibbons, the
an increase this year. The work is about
finished and the new list of assessments
will be presented to the city board of equali-
zation, which meets July u.
Charles Blonn. eighty-four wears of age
died yesterday at StMarys hospital Of cancer.
He has lived in Minneapolis for some time
but is not known to have any relatives so
that it is likely that the remains will he
hospital six months
Fourth of July matinee at the Lyceum
theater Monday afternoon will inaugurate the
Gtffen-Neill ccmpany's brief stay at that
theater of one week. The comedy to be Civ
en- upon that occasion, and throughout all
of this week at the Lyceum, viii be William
Gillette's THE Private Secretary"
]. L. Gardner, Otto Holt, J. H. Paul, ].
B. Dukes, E. F. Clarke H. j. o. Reed left
Friday evening for Tennessee to attend the
Populst national convention, which con-
venes at Nashville tomorrow. They are the
delegates from this the Fifth congressional
district.
The lumber shipments of Minneapolis for
the first six months of the year show
decrease of % OOO, 900 feet for the correspond
ing term in 1896 The outlook for the COM
ing half year is, however better than it
was year ago, and it Is. expected that the
deficiency will be more than made up.
An old man giving the name of Edward
Nussier reported to the police Friday night
hat ha hod hnn mn tod and hn1 Of
a watch on First street south, First
avenue, about II o'clock. Two young fellows
stepped up, and after grabbing his timepiece,
struck him in the chin. knocking him to the
pavement. In striking upon his head he
received a bad cut on the scalp.
The only sure cure for morphine, opium
or other drug habits is at the Kelley
Institute. corner Park avenue and
Tenth street, Minneapolis Beware of
innitatOrS.
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-07-04

erous response on the part of the citizens.
Never in the history of Minneapolis has there
been such quiet Saturday night, when the
Fourth came in on Sunday. Only the occa-
s.onal fellow who did no; know what the
others were trying to ID violated the pro-
prieties
Today, according TO indica ions, ana the
Intentions of the mayor ana the police, will
be observed as a regular Sunday, in de-
corum and respect. But loo6 out for Mon
day! In fact, look out for la.e Sunday
night, because it is 'hen, probably tina: most
of the pyrotechnics will be set off.
On Monday, among other events, VIII he
the labor picnic at Minnehaaa Fails. But
the great event will be tie arrival Of the
visiting Elks. Bands Will be out and colors
flying, and all who wish can have good
time.
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} mites,

Under King Kamehameha l., the Ha-
waiian or Sandwich islands first were
united into one kingdom, and under
Kamehameha III the integrity of the
monarchy was recognized by England.
France and the United States The
first constitution granted subjects of
Hawaii was framed by this king in
1S40 and in 1852 the instrument was
revised and extended. Another revision
was proclaimed in 1864 on the acces-
sion of Kamehameha V. In 1898 a dis
agreement between the queen and her
cabinet regarding a new constitution
resulted in the formation of a Com
mittee of Public Safety" which. Jan
II, issued manifesto declaring the
monarchical system abrogated and
provisional government established
The republic was proclaimed July 4,
1871. The president must be a native
Hawaiian or a resident for fifteen years
before election. He is elected by joint
session of the legislature. The term is
six years. with ineligibility to re-elec-
ton. The Legislature consists of a SEN
ate of fifteen members, holding office
for six years, one-third being renewed
every two years, and a chamber of
representatives, having fifteen MEM
bers, elected for two years. All legis-
latorS are elected by indirect vote:
TF e@
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-07-04
TODAY'S WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, July 3.-Forecast for Sun
day: Minnesota: Thunder storms; cooler
southerly winds, shifting to westerly.
Dakotas: Thunder storms; cooler in East
ern portions; variable winds, becoming north
westerly.
Wisconsin: Thunder storms and cooler
weather probable Sunday afternoon or night;
brisk to high southerly Winds shifting to
westerly.
Iowa: Thunder storms; cooler; southerly
winds, becoming northwesterly.
Montana Fair Sunday; slightly warmer;
southwesterly winds
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-07-04
IN POVERTY
Lives This Descendant of the Great
Count Pulaski.

A lneal descendant of Count Pulaski, whose
services to this country during the Revolu-
ton every schoolboy knows. was taken to
the home CT the Little Sisters of the Poor
Eighteenth and Jefferson streets, yesterday
to spend the remainder of his days. The
mans name is Count Cassimer Sofehinski
and he is the beneficiary of a bill intro
duced in congress by James Rankin Young.
His l:fe has been sad He held vast
possessions of heritage in Poland when the
revolution occurred. and he narrowly escaped
being put to death for his sympathy with his
country. The spared him only to send
him to Siberia. There he remained seven
years. Strong influence was all the time at
work to secure his liberation. but the freedom
came to him only upon the condition that he
should leave Russia never to return. He
came to the United States and was warmly
welcomed by some old compatriots, exiles
like himself. All of his property had been
confiscated and he penniess but he did
his best to make living. For a time he
prospered but he was soon compelled to take
to his bed with an incurable disease. After
some years he drifted to Philadelphia, and
here in the end he could do nothing but
peddle lead pencils. Soon that even failed
him, and he was eventually sent to the aims
house. The entry in the books of Supt.
Lawrence shows that he entered the institu-
tion on Feb. of this year. Father McElhone,
who attends the Catholic inmates succeeded
In having the unfortunate man transferred to
his present home.-Philadelphia Record.
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-07-04
TWO THOUSAND OUT.
Spring valley Miners Join In the
Wage Struggle.

SPRING VALLEY. Ill. july 3-Tha
two thousand miners of Spring Valley
fixed up their places in the mines and
went out on a. strike today 1t will not
be known until Monday morning
whether the company men and cagers
will go out or not.
Brazil, Ind, July 3.-The coal min
ers of the district met in mass con-
Ventlon here today. w. J. Knight,
state president of the United Mina
Workers association, addressed the
meeting. He described the condition
of the miners as pitiful, and admon
ished them all to join in the strike.
The proposition to strike was adopted
by a large vote.
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-07-04
EIks VIII PLAY Checkers

The match game of checkers between w.
H. Grimshaw and fifty Elks, which was an
nounced several weeks ago as one of the
features of the Elks' reunion, will take place
next Thursday evening at the old Grand
opera house. The games will be played
simultaneously, Mr.. Grimshaw walking from
table to table, making the complete round
every few minutes, and moving as soon as
ne reaches the table without waiting to
study the situation. bicycle is the main
prize, with additional prizes of $40 to each
Elk who wins, and of 81 Elks who draw a
game.
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-07-04
COAL OPERATORS PREPARING.
Some of Them VIII BE Glad to See
n Strike.

ST. LOUIS, July 3.-St. Louis coal
operators, most of whom own mines in
Illinois, are preparing for the threat
ened strike, and SO are the consumers
of this CITY, Orders enough have been
received during the past five or six
days, to put in operation all the mines
in Southern and Central Illinois. The
st. Louis coal market was never in a
mere demoraliZed condition than at
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-07-04
Milwaukee and Return $I1.7O
YIN a.INhA MiIrx.nu L. nR .,

Account Annual Meeting Ma tional Ed
uscational Association. Tickets on
sale July 8, 4 and 5 good returning
July 10, II and II. An extension Of re-
turn limit may be obtained to Aug. 81
by depositing ticket with Joint Agent
at Milwaukee on or before July 12.
Secure sleeping car spa ce early.
For tickets and berths apply at the
c., M. & St. P. ticket offices or address
J. T. Conley. Asst Gen'l Pass. Agent.
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-07-04

present. and some of the operators de-
clare that they would welcome a strike
as the means of leading up to an ad-
justment of prices and placing the
market on a better basis.
In Macon county, Mo-, in which are
situated the large Bevier and Ard
more mines, the miners have made no
expression of grievances and the most
reliable information -obtainable from all
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-07-04
Gathering in the Crooks.

Harry Glenn and William Edwards, who
suspected of being in the nity for he
purpose of crooked work during the rig
reunion We're taken into custody yesterday
by inspectors Hoy and Lawrence. The pair
are known to the police, and Glenn is sad to
nave recently been released from the pen
itentiary, where he comp.e-ed Il term trr
burglary.
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-07-04

the mines in Missouri, is that they will
not join the strike on orders sent out
from Columbus.
AS far as can be judged from pres
ent indications, it does not appear
probable that coal miners in Sangamon
county, ILL.,, will join the general strike.
The only places in that section where
the miners are out are at Norden and
Audubon, where the men have been out
several weeks
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-07-04
TORE UP SHADE TREES.
No SeriGus Damage by Wind Re-
ported in MIL civ

The severe wind of last evening caused
considerable damage along University avenue
southeast in tearing up a number of fine
sade trees in front Of residences The wires
of the telephone company also suffered to
some extent in this vicinity
During the storm and until midnight the
fremen received several calls. The heavy
wind storm tore off the insulation of an cleo
trio wire in front of Hanan & Sons shoe
store, on lower Nicollet, setting fire to the
awning. A still alarm was sent in, but
the damage was nominal. chimney fire
shortly after the storm called out the de-
partment for few minutes to 1854 Fourth
avenue south. An electric box at 413 Main
street southeast caught fire and caused an
alarm, but there was no damage.
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-07-04
FOUND THE SAFE OPEN.
CracI1smen Saved Much Trouble for
Little Money

Cracksmen were at work Friday night. and
the feed store of Hagen & Miller. 254 Second
avenue south, was visited. After skillfulv
experts started at work upon the safe. They
discovered that the outer doors OF the safe
which is in the front Office and not more
than ten feet from the front windows, had
not been lOcked. However, the cash drawer
In the safe was shut tight, and they began
drilling upon the door of this. This was
given up and the lock of the drawer smashed
with hammer. In this was about $11. The
gentlemen" made thorough search of the
papers in the safe, and their hands were
evidently covered with grease, shown by
the papers. A cash drawer at the office desk
was completely demolished, and from this
was taken about 81 in small change and a
few stamps. Several tools, used only by
skillful safe blowers, were found and the
police believe gang of experts is working
in the city.
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-07-04

The beautiful Lake City at the mouth
of the Maumee, entertains the Annual
Congress of the American Whist
League, July 9Th to 10th. The Chicago
Great Western Railway will take you
there for fare and one-third on the
certificate plan.
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-07-04
THE HAWAIIAN ISLANDS.
some Facts About Population and
Area. pu

According to the census of 1890 the
population of the islands was 1880,
divided among the nationalities as fol-
lows: Natives (allied to the Maoris Of
New Zealand. "a, 436; half-castes, 6,IS6:
horn in Hawaii of foreign parents.
7,495; Chinese, 13.301; Japanese 1850:
Portuguese, S,602; Americans, 1928;
British, 1.S44; Germans. 1,034; Norwe-
gians 22T: French, 20; Polynesians, 5SS;
other foreigners, 419 The population
of each of the islands was:
Hawaii ..........26754 mai ........... 2.S2e
Maui 1851 Oahu ............S g.. .194
Molokai and La Kauai ...........11 S5e
Honolulu, the capital of the islands, is
distant from San Francisco 2.OSO miles;
from Hong Kong, China, 5.400 miles;
from Sidney, Australia, 4,476 miles,
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-07-04
PT LES.
LASTING CUR

SAFE, LASTING CURE.
Itching pies, bleeding blind or protrudius
piles, safely and permanently cured by the
PYRAMID PILE CURE. Absolutely SAFE
contains no opium, cocaine or injurious drugs.
80 cents and 81 at druggists. Book on cause
and cure of piles sent free by addressing
Pyramid Co.. Albion. Mich.
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-07-04
MESSENGER ROY MISSING.
Caught in the Storm While Wheel
ing 10 Faribault.
q Efsa MaeE sas M,sstsrns paton Enessenger

Y Ff4 MeesF a. wsestsrns pAton flnesscnger
boS who net for sFaribsult' eariysy yesterday
he passed st. Paul. Miller left for FarIbault
in the anticipation of witnessing The read
race held Yesterday The rip was 10 be
made awheel He was accompanied by
Telegraph company, as far as st. Paul. The
start was made at 2:SO o'clock in Tie mcrr-
Ing, shortly after the rain. Dougher1y went
with him simply to keep him com )ary until
daylight Shortly after the start was made
the conditions pointed to a storm. Dough-
erty tried to prevail upon Miller to return,
but he was ambitious to be present at tie
race, as three of his companions wore en-
tered. He said he would brave it.
Since he was left by Dougherty nothing has
been heard from him. The local Office of
the Western Union has communicated with
Faribault and intermediate points, hut at
none Of the places had anything been heard
or seen of him
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-07-04

Special service to Milwaukee. ac-
count N. E. A. meeting, via the c. M
& st. P. Ry. $11.7O for the round
trip. Apply at The Milwaukee" Of
fees for particulars
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-07-04

Free reclining chair car leaving st.
Paul for Milwaukee at 8:15 a. M, July
9Th, via c. M. & st. P. Ry., account n.
E. A. meeting. S11.70 for the round
trip.
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-07-04
ELKs AND THE FOURTH.

They Will Arrive Together Early
Monday.
Mayor Pratt's proclamation designating
Monday for the celebration Of The Fourth
Of July, and the efforts of the authorities
20 prevent the noise making and iubilauon
extending over three days, met with Il gen.
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-07-04
&C HISTORY

The present executive is President Sanford
B. Dole, elected for the term from 1891 TO
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-07-04
WITH BOOMING GUNS
OFFICIALS OF THE GRAND LODGE
OF ELIAS WILL BE WELCOMED
TODAY.
DELEGATIONS ON THE WAY.
SPECIAL TRAINS ARE SPEEDING
TOWARD THE. MILL CITY WITH
THE HONoRED HERD.
WIND TORE UP SHADE TREES.
Otherwise No Very Serious storm
Damage Was Reported ia the
Mill City.
WIND TORE UP SHADE TREES.

A salute of eleven guns will greet a
party of grand lodge of Elks officers
upon their arrival over the Milwaukee
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-07-04

The only sure cure for morphine, opium
or other drug habits is at the Kelley
Institute. corner Park avenue and
Tenth street, Minneapolis. Beware of
innitatOrS.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-08-10
,,WaEermaudel".

SIN Berlaufe elmer amtli6eu Reile,
pel9e Der prdiibent garnot mad benz
Stiben uateruabm, bielt er. mie Der
.JigarO" eradblt, on bem Yabubofe
elmer prooinsialtabt On. no ber game
Stabtratb erfhienen mar, I'M i'm su
begrhBen, nit bem 8tirgermeilter an
her Spibe, Der Mulit, ben tleinen tpeiB.
setleibeteu Widb6en, ber Geuermebr
u. +. 10. Gs regnete in Str6men, uie
es i'm Siiben regnet. mo- man ni1ts
balls ibut. Der 8iirgermeiiter mar tpie
gew6bnli@ beauftrast, bic 5dmerssn
Der 8emeinbe borsutragea. ST 3o9
iein papier aus Der Sai9e unb, inbem
er fid unter eiuem Reseni6irm 10 gut
pie m6sli9 idibte. ndbrenb Der &es
gen ben 8abnfteig tiberfdwemnte, be.
8ana er nit feierliiber Stimme: SIS
feblt uas on Wafier. Serr prdRbentI"
9aS flang 10 t6itIi9 bel bieiem Wol.
fenbru6 unb pirfte 10 erbeiternb, baB
Der CUTE @arnot. als er tpiebsr in ieis
men Wageu fties. bic WaKerlsituna be-
pilliete, bic te n6tbig batten.
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Gun inherent Siitbertifh.

Die eleftrif6e 5ele9rapbie obne 2els
tuHgsbrabt 1T erfuHben; bic 3u Rom
unb 5pejsia aus8eflbrteu 8erIu9e bes
@rfiuber5 Wareoai babeu befriebigenbe
&elultote ergeben. rDe8baIb bic ySnu
ffrirte 3eitung" Rr. 1892 bonn 20. SuIi
baS gilbniB bieies In furaer 3eit in ben
gorbergruno oe5 SntereRes serhdteu
StaIiener8 iowie cine li1tbole 8ar:
ftelung feiner Apparate unb ber nit
bieIeu porgeuommeHen @rperimente
giebt. 3mei ptd6tige 6ol3i6nitte Der.
feBen tn8 in Sic er5lbeae Watur Der
Nlpenmell: cine Gali6t BEG meliDeriDr.
men, Don ben Telsb6raern bes aaiier,
getirses tiberragten 0interbdrenbabes
mad einem 8emdlbe bes 2anbi6aftss
maIers COMPTON In Manden unb Elm
MusbIid auf bic Sruienflub unb bic
Srei 3biirme i'm &dtbitonfod mad Ori.
ginaI3ei6nung u. 0eilmanns. Cine
brittle Sluitration aus benz babsburs
giiden aaifsrfaat idiIoert bieau neuer
4SraGt erifauoene 8uta 4reusenfeiu In
ydeber. efferreidb. = 9inbere 8ldtter
geben bemerfensmertbe 4unff96p.
fungen ber beutigeu Mialerei suieber:
ba8 Sriptp6on rSie Nrbeit@ BON Sub.
mig 0ettmanu nno u@baron" Elm
@emdlbe bes Spantsrs Sofs genaturep
8il alf Der Suternationalen auafauS,
tsluns su 8resben. Na9 @lbfoceu3
peilt oua bic 2tbbilbuns bes BON 8runo
Sif9er uobeaiertea nenen Sere9tis.
teltsbrunneEs auf benz bDrtigsn 6Dl.
beinplaB. - Der norinesiI6en a6niss
fabt Drontbeim bic bor fur3em bas
Subelfeit ibres 900idbrisen 8ttebeas
feierte, iinb OtieinalSei1nunsen bon
GrtB StoItsabers sewibmet. = Snter-
eRant Fiir 5reunbe Der Warine 1T bic Mb
bilbung uno 8ei9reibuns beS btuti9ea
paa5erf9iffes asgir, eines in ieber Se
aiebEng bo4mobernen Gabraeuss. u
portrdts bon prof. Oertel, benz @rfin.
ber Der Serrainfur. 2epin 8olbi6mibt,
benz Iltmeiiter beutl6er Saabel8redt8' |
plheni1oft unb BON prener, sinem ber !
populdrfeH NaturforiGer, an Dor furs
gem berftorbene 9r6Ben Der WiTen. :,
f9aft, wdbrenb Elm gilbniB bes @sue.
rals Der aauallerieb. 6dnii6 ben Som. !
manoeur bes 4, preuBif9en Mrueetorps |
tetert, benz es Ders6nut mar, am 16.
Suli iein 50idbriges Dienfiubldum gu
begebeu.
Sg Befeluusen auf bic STU.
ftrirte 3eitung" merben BON allen gufs
banbIungen eHtgegengenommeu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-08-10
aath far MATTER,

gor a6er so Sabren f9on murbe
Usrs. g8ihslotp's Soothing Sprup
bon Willionen BON Mhttern beim 3abs
men Der ainber angemenbet. Wirft bu
i'm S1lafe bur6 bas Shreien eines
ainbes geh6rt, bas i'm 3abnen TT unb
Dor @Gmeraen weints Wenn 10, lafe
fofort cine Jlaf6e BON rMrs. Winss
Ions Soothing Sprup" bolen. Setn
Wertb 1T unbeaablbar. gs ,pirb benz
tleineu 2eibenben fofort 2inberung per>
i6affen. gerlaBt eu9 barauf, Mdtter,
es TT tein 3meifel bartber. gs beilt
9pienterp unb Diarrboe, regnlirt ben
Mtagen unb bic Nieren, befeittgt @inb,
&olif, erueidt ben Gaumen, perbin.
bert @ntahabung unb ftdrft bas ganae
Spfem. nWtrs. Win5loips Soothing
Sprup1 ftir 5abnenbe &inber if anges
nebm In Gef9mad unb bas &eeept
ffammt BON einem Der beiten tpeiblI9en
aerste in ben Ser. Staaten. gs iff BET
alien 9ruggifen In ber ganaen Melt 3ti
baben. preis rs Gents pet Glai9e.
8aaft ni6ts anberes, alS Mrs. Wins'
lous SpotbingsSprup.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-08-10
Sneippptlle mne 8meippenr Gpm=
paanie,

gus ytew Oort ipirb gei9rieben !:
.0ier bot tb iingif cine american
Kneipp Cure Co.. aufgetban, bic
ni9t Deni9er nie 100000 Dollar
baran wenben mill. bic aneipptur bier
i'm groBen StiIe einaufabren. Sn al.
len Staaten Der Union foaen aneipp
&rranfalten entitehsn. unb elm
rGueippoiue" eriftirt i6on, inbem
eine 5tabt in bem gmpireliaaie.
bic bereits eine 8aHerbeilanitaIt
beiaB, bei9lofen bot fi6 In bic.
len gtameu umauiaufen. Die Di.
reftion ber @eielli6aft beiiebt aus
einem friberea SOurnaliiten Namens
6enrp @barles (einem Seutf6en) als
prdfifenteu, einem 5errn 2ubmis 9eb.
mann als 9iceprdfibenten, wdbrenb
6err alfreb Meper in Rio be Saneiro
unb perr 9ans b. @erbarbt in Berlin
als M&itbirettoren senanut lperben.
Wan barf eeipannt iein, in tpeIder
Weile biefe neue 8eielliaaft arbeitsn
tDirb."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-08-10
Scr prafttid1e Gnalanber.

Gin 2onboner 8Iatt beridtet: Dor
einigeu Sasen bstrat Elm i9md9iiger
trdntIib ausfebenber 6err bic @rpebi.
tioa elmer engIiideu 3eitung uub
manbte ii6 an einen Der Anseitellten
nit Der Bite, 8eri6iebenes, mas er
bittireH werbe. 10 raid ipie m6sli9 fur
tbn bruden. Ser Beanie nabm bic
Geber in bic 0anb, unb ber 6rembe
besana: u5ei rubia, i9 babe bic
0austbiir susei6Iofen. - 9aben Sic
bas?"-uSa, aber i'd peritebe nidt-"
- Dies tbut ni6ts, uuterbre6eu sic
mid gefdllisit ni9t eber, alS bis i6 au
@noe bin. 4lir Deiter: sd babe
bas @as i'm 8abe8immer auSgebrebt".
= oaussebrebt". u9ie Genfter In
Der Slide finb Susema6t". =
uSa". Scr Sunb 1T i'm Sell
ler. Die SienfbOten inb ale su
6auie. Die Staltbhr III 3useidlpfea,
bic aabe III brauBen. 9ie Sdbus an
Der Seituua Rnb abgebrebt. gein, i'd
rte9e teinen &aud, i'd bore fein @es
rdui9, es bridt Niemanb Elm. Neiu,
unfer 9unb bellt nidt. es lit Der ne,
benan. Sd brau6e ni6t mebr mad,
3uisbeE, Oh bic aenertbar augerieseIt
it, i'd babe e8 i6on beiorst. IS III
9tiemanb brauBen. Der 0inb fdngt
ft9 in ben 2dben." .Sonit mod
etwass" - rNein, Id CLAUDE, bas If
4aes." - rSeben sic, iopie i9 mid
Nbenb8 au 8ett Isge unb gerabe i'm er,
fen G6lafe bin, medt mid meme Grau
auf unb frasi mid INNER Elm uno bic.
ieIbsn Traeen. Wenn fie nun bic Int,
wort gebrudt Dor ftd fiebt, ldBt fie mid
bOhentli6 in &ube. unb i9 braude
meine gta6trube nidt einBubdBen.
Bite, lafen sic bic Sihe 70 raid pie
m6sIiG bruden."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-08-10
Gin eiaenes mnterieetidaes ssabel

auii6en europa unb Norbamerita bat
Jranfreid i'm 2aufe bieies Sommers
in aller Stille lesen lafeu. Die 9inie
gebt BON Brett mad benz spiiden 30,
lton uub Netp Yort gelegenen GAP Cob.
Sn Granfreif bat man es lange senug
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bic 8euubung engliider aabelleiiun.
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3ur gerftisung. iSir aufmertiame
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Senneiiee Centennial, gtaibpille,
Seuneiiee.

8om |. Mai bis l. Nopember 1897.
Raten bia $. 6 9. N..giienbabn bon
San autoniO fnb pie foIgt: 1880
Bilette, limitirt ;u 10 Sagen, gum
8erfaufe Gieustags unb 8onnerstags.
$25.20 Sillette gut fir 20 Sage;
$34 .35 8ilIette gtiltig bis l. NOo. '97.
.. 81. Stone, %. s. Htssbp,
Naenten.