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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1897-08-30

As memorial to her late husband.
Mrs. Phoebe Hearst has begun the
erection Of free library building in
Anaconda. Montana in the great
copper mines of which Mace he was
one Of the principal owners.
The successful miner in Alaska is
of tempe-ate habits. He has got to
be. No man can stand whisky at a
high altitude. Coffee is very had.
Tea is nearly as injurious. The drink
for the Arctic circle is cold water.
cold water. then more cold water.
II is claimed that the locnsts, af-
ter an ahsen' "a IT Il years. haze an
reared in some Of the eastern and
central states with w on their
wings. The euner stituous farmers
declare that the w means war, the To-
Gusts having appeared pr IT TO all our
great wars.
a C,li' rnia judge is said TO be re-
sponsihle for the following charge tO
Jury: &c 'ntlemen. you have heard
the evidence. The in'lictmert
chrrges the prisoner with stealing a
jack1ss. The ii inc has come when it
must he stonpe1; otherwise. gentle
men. none of ns will he safe.
Pnf. Nesse wishes the INDEPEN-
DENT to state that the reports going
the ronnls NJ the state pap.rs as to
the teachers To be Pmnln, ed III the
Nevada business college are wi hont
foundation. Tho only teachers en-
ployed by him are Miss Emily Mar
lett Of Elko and Mr.. Ben B. Hall. h
graduate ut the S Inta r ,sa, Califor-
MIA. cuisines GD'lege. Both Of these
are we'll qualified for their special
work and will make the school sec.
ond to none on the Coast.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1897-08-30
Bears on Anticoati.

Mr.. Menier, the Partsian millionaire,
who bought up the entire island of
Anticosti, in the Gulf of st. Lawrence,
has found bears so plentiful on the
island that he has granted n concession
for the establishment of a curing plant
for bears meat, bears hams being now
fashionable delicacy in Paris.
GEORGE GOULD is said to have aspira-
lions to represent Ocean county, N. j.,
In the state senate, with q view to the
reversion of the seat in the United
States senate now held by James
Smith, Jr., tho political agent and rep
resentative Of the sugar trust and vari.
ous protected monopolies.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1897-08-30
Little Men
and Women

They have ideas and
ways all their own. For
tunately they soon become
fond of cod-liver oil, when
1t is given to them in the
form of SCOTS EMUL-
SION. This is the most
Washable remedyin existence
for all the wasting diseases
Of early life. The poorly
nourished, scrofulous child;
the thin, weak, fretting
child; the young chi d who
does not grow; all take
Scott's Emulsion. 1t seems
as if they knew this meant
nourishment and growth
for bones, muscles and
nerves.
SCOTT d BOVINE, New Yosh.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1897-08-30

Newton Livingston OF Clnyon City
Or. sheriff Of Grant county and F..
y. Blair. Of Boise City. Ida, deputy
sheriff Of Ada county, are in Nevada
looking for man who killed another
in Oregon, he is also wanted in Cal.
and New Mexico for murder. The
murderers name is Jack Hamlets he
is light complexioned, dishfaced,
weighs 200 pounds, is six feet and
three quarters Of an inch tall, but
does not look to be mere than five
feet ten or six feet ON account of be-
ing stopped shouldered, and is 38
years old.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1897-08-30

Now that -four is higher on ac-
count of the rise in wheat, the starry
ing coul miners want to know when
the prosperity wave will give their
wages boost.
The celebrated Alaska refriger-
ators, ice cream freezers, lemon
squeczcrs, the celebrated blue flame
coal oil cook stoves and great
many other things Mt George Ander-
sons.
Tho proof CONS OF the United
States mint are made in gold. silver,
nickle md bronze, and complete
set Of these proof coins costs sl1 90
There are three sets Of coins that can
be bought mt the mint for this mr.
pose. Each coin is struck by hunJ
on screw-press from a specially pol
ished die, and only polished blanks
are used.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1897-08-30
A Household Necessity.

Cascarets Candy Cathartic, the
most wonderful medical discovery or
the age, pleasant and refreshing to
the taste. ac' gently and positively
IN kidneys. liver and bowels. cleans
ing the entire system. dispel colds,
cure headache. fever. babitual con-
stipation aid biliOusness. Please
buy md try box of q. 9. 9. to lay;
10. %, so cents. Soil and guaranteed
tocure by all dru -gists.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1897-08-30
THE STAR OF DINGLEYIsM.

Consumers are thus early learning
that under the Dmgley bill they are
confronted 10y hard, tangible con-
dillon and not mystical, intangible
theory ,-
The price, nf all the uecessaries
are going up wi .hDnt the least ptom-
ise Of an increase III the income Ut the
wage earners. New York grocer :,
nave advanced the price Of sugar six
teaths of d cent pound. This ID just
q starter. Fro u tHis Increase the SUI
gar trust will reap reward Of $685.
COCOON. as the Drngley bill intended
it shoul There has also been I'm adj
vance of ten to twenty-five per cent.
on al wooden goods. The new law
has caused all advance in the Price OF
hi les, and an iucrease in the cost of
boots and .hoes from 81 to 80 cents d
pair will follow In brief, an advance
som Of prices all along the line may
be confidently 'oked for.
Tile upllollers Of the Dingley bill
cannot deny the facts of increasing
prices. aud they try to Justify the
measure and the Earty's action III IN
posing it upon an already overiaxed
nation 10y contending that it will ul
tinately result in raising Ohe wage
scale by the bare force of the neceS-
stiles of wage. earners, and also in
multiplying tie opportunities for EN-.
ployment. This is the veriest rot.
The Mckinley bill dill not raiss wa5.
es Ur mcreIse lahor's opportunities.
Ga the 90 itrary, The in1u5tti Il his
tory of that brief period shows that
wages decreased under the Mckinley
bill and that more trusts were formed
than during any other corresponding
time in the ATOMS history.
The sole and only business purpose
OF tru TIA is to control production by
smo her ng co>npeti ion. That prop
osi ION ID to- automatic to require ar
gument nr illustra ion. The rates 0f
the Mckinley dill were on al average
ten per cent. lower than the rates Of
the Dngley II, The latter meas re
will he proportionately gre lter trust
breeder. There is no sentiment in
business. 1t will embrace its oppor
tunities to cheaper its operations aud
increase its profits. This mems an
era Of higher prices during the ifa of
the D.ngley bill than were ever
known i'll this country in time of
peace and when all Of the productive
energies Of the nation were vigorous
and eager to be allowed full sway.
Speaker Reed very correctly and
succinctly summarized the causes Of
republican defeat under the McKin-
ley bill once by declaring that ut was
the women shoppers who did it,"
When the Anne ican people again get
a whack at the republican party Mr..
Reed'- quick perception and ready
wit viii have another opportunity for
display. Az he views the wrecx tie
thought is bound to suggest itself to
his mind that the greed and rapacity
or trusts have caused it.-St. Louis
Republic.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-08-21
A GARRISON FINISH

NEW BEDFORD. Mass. Aug 21.-
The Taunton team finished with a Bos-
ton squirt i'm Fridays game and by
punching four singles won the game
Except in the first and last innings the
Taunton team was unable 10 do any
thing with Day. The local team hit
hard enough 10 win, but the most stupid
base running threw away chances for
runs. Attendance $50. The score:
Innings ... ? 4 8 7S9
: / o / o o o 2-6
New Bedford 3 0 o l 0 0-5
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-08-21
NICK WISE'S BATTING.

Nicholas Wise. a one time Pawtucket
favorite. the same old Mick" who
played a few games here early i'm the
season. appeared with the FAN River
aggregation Friday, and when he
came TO the bat he lifted the ball over
the fence for a home run.
The rOoters laughed. They thought
ID was a good joke. but on his second
appearance at the plate. Nick showed
them that he meant IT,. for he again
caught the ball on the right side Of the
bat and once more the ball sailed over
into Dexter street.
Knorr looked worried when Sir Mich
olas made his third appearance i'm the
batter's box. and tried hard To stop the
big fellow from doing any damage. but
it was no use. for Nick had his eye on
the ball and with three balls and two
strikes he hit the ball on the nose and
away ii sailed for the third time out
of the lot
Nick might have got another only
he was too anxious on his fourth time
UP and he went out on a foul nV.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-08-21
SPORTING WORLD.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Aug. 2l.-
Providence won the closing game of the
series with Springfield Friday by max
ing timely hits with bases on balls off
Mains and errors by the home team.
In the second inning two bases on balls,
a batter hit. a tumble by Mains and a
enough To win. Hodson was as wild as
Mains but was more effective, only two
clean hits being made off his delivery.
The home team started "A rally i'm the
ninth with "A base on balls and two base
hits before anyone was out. but bril-
liant catches 10y Lyons and knight
stopped il. Score
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-08-21
Do You Want to Go to Alaska

1897 TO procure claims. etc March i5 1905 this
ONE HUNDRED MEN under the direction OF four
supply Of food. clothing and mining utensils The party
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-08-21

o % 3 %
badyiL hereafter
"'sHn dnni outfits swTn
up
viii accompany exp " v
ttyn Bus sne~ gacy Economy n E vii b
wa
honestly. orI uyaWl rpby to secure he hest ~t will %
pta in apus oft endrd dnw win
u o o her
e @ t % nj GO
IA f m since IN r n
prove p 70 g n IA g
m mi m "
y ~
asobbr tina te esmpya Transport a branch
.
II rcpeduo II m r.
n sup
IN min m
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-08-21
A GREAT BATTLE

NEWPORT, r. l.. Aug. 21.-The lead
ers met Friday I'm the greatest pitchers
contest of the year OF the 65 men at
bat the total hits were only three, two
off Pittinger and one off Hawley' 1t
was a remarkably close contest through
out. the only runs being scored on a
base on balls. Magoons errors and Milrs
double bagger in the first. Attendance
LOCO. The score:
Innings 80. , 6 7S9
Newport > 0 0 0 0 0 0 %
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-08-21
At Baltimore.
At New York.
Al philadelnhia
(Second Cameo
At ashlngton.

Innings 81 . 3 6 50
Chicago ...0 0 0 o 2 . .
Washington 0 o L 0 0 l.,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-08-21
Danny Mcbride and Frank Erne will

ldlllN Mtplluc anu II ldhh III hS VIII
meet at Buffalo Sept. 8.
Fred Wright. the Peabody feather
weight will meet Eddie Bricker at
BROOKLYN Monday night.
Johnny Murphy the Boston feather
weight is going to Frisco, as he sees
no prospects OF getting on a match in
the East.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-05-21

Sn bemIelben 2otale befinbet fi9 ein
Tti@s uub Mmterns MART.
Sdslid gr0Be NuSnabl ton fril6en
GiIdea, Iuifern, Wilb. @sHiieeI
oiler Nrt. SeIepbon 399.
8efelluagsn fur Gleii1 unh Slid &c.
werben in irseub einem Sbeile Der
Stabt frei abgeliefert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-05-21
Ser ffarfffe sdriftfteller.

Der iHnsf peritorbene italienii9e
S9rifiheler paelo Gambri mar tpobl
unter alen Mdnnern ber Geber ber
trdftisfe.
0bmobl er 8ieles unb barunter elm
bortref1i9es 4uiiipiel gei6rieben, iff
bod In ben NsfroIcgen, tuelde ibm bic
italieniiden 1ldtter wibmen. meni9er
bon ieinen liierariibsu 2eiitunsen oils
bon feiuer 36rpertraft bic &ebe. Diefe
Dar In Der &bat unslaubIi6. Sn
Gloren5 beforgte er einit In elmer ftiir.
mii@en 8erfammIung bic Rdumuns
bes Saales gans aaein, iubem Ct
fdmmtli6e Sbeilnebmer, ginen na9
benz Qnbern, binaasmarf. Sn Surin
belt er ein paar abferbe, ueIdbe NIT
elmer @quipage bur1giugen, nit fols
der @etuaIt auf, BOB bic Sbiere au
Uoben fiiraten. aaerbings Derrentte
Ct id babel bic redte 9anb. NlS
STUDENT in pabua bob er gum S6er3
ben 6lhgel bes groBen unioerRtdts,
tbores ous ben AnseIa unb aIs ab.
georbneter bradie CT in Nonte 81.
torio, ba i'm parlameats @ebdube
Geuer ausbrad, nit Der S9nlier
cine SbIr ein, mel@e bic sSeuer.
tpebr nit ibren Asrten tli@t eini9laeen
tonute. gineu auti@er, Der ibm bic
Gabrt berweiserts, bob er, obne Elm
Bort 3u ipre6en. NIT elmer 6anb aui
ben Bod, unb elm mpbIbemaIfneter
StrOl@, Der i'm auf eiuer GuBmanbe,
runs in Sieilian anfisl, erbieIt einen
Gauff@lag, bab er betpuBtlos 3u SO.
ben iiiirate unb ON @ebirnerf9atterung
fia,b. yto1 Dor brsi sabren, alIo ala
siebenunbieGsiser, praeeIie sr eineu
Haiftrdger ber einen @reis miBbanbell
bate, aut benz gampo San BattoIo,
meo in genebis 10 srhnblib bur9, ba6
bieier beulene UNI @na6e flebte.
Gin mabres Slid, baB bieler litera,
rif9e 6ertuleS atpar ein tapferer Sol.
bat. aber elm ieelensuter Wenf9 mar,
unb feline fur9tbaren GduRe nur banu
gebraudte, weuu eS uneliid au berba,
ten ober unre@t 3u firafen gait.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-05-21
JtieienSSrfer mnb 8mersftaSte it,
3emtidllamO.

gta1 ben grgebniIen Der Dolt8sdbs
lung siebt es In Senti3lanb "a 2anb.
gemeinben, bic iiber 10000 ginmDb.
ner adblen. So finb nod Der 8r6Be
geOrDnet folgenbe: S96neberg 62,s
684, Rirberf 9.937, Mltenborf 40,s
299, 8orbed "a, ,S07, 2i9tenberg 49,.
852, AIteneHen 20. 1884. NeusW sWeiBeufee
20. 04S. 9erne 1921, 26btau 19. 106,
8eet Is. 800. 3abor3e 1896, S9alte
18. 1928. 8ottrop 1909, gaugenbies
lau II, ,613, Stegiib Is, ,552. Buer 16. :
127. @iebidenitein 1902. 2ausens
breer 15.057, Nlt.3abrae 14.016. 8res
BON Is, 545, Dubmeiler 13, ,467, Sul3'
bad Ii, ,275, 2anrabhite II, ,485, Stert.
rabe Ii, ,315, 2e9bauieu II ,012, Huba
10, 1896. 2angerfelb 10 1893. 8ogutfdhb
1919; &einidensorf 10.667, Weit:
mar 1928. 8ili9 1925. NltmaHer
1922, Noiuaiues 10,O55 unb Beng.
berg 10,006. Dieie &ielenborIer lie'
gen, abgeieben bon ben ber @inses
meinbung barrenben BorOrteH bon
GroBadbteu. mie nm Berlin (7).
5tettin (1), 0aae (1), Augss
burg ~ unb Dresden (1), aus.
nabmslos in ben Berg bangebieteu (7),
Weffalens % uub Der &beinpro.
piub (9).
9as 8sgenbilb su bisfen RieIenb0r.
fern Hnb pie gau3 fleiuen 5tdbte, bic
nod aus alter 3tit bic Stabtaesef,tia.
teit erbalten babsR.
Ni6t Deniger als 139 Don ibnen ba
ben es nod niAt Guf 1000 @inpobner
ssbradt. Die tleiuFs Stabt i'm Deut
iden &eibe III 6aueniein i'm babifd5eu
sreiS unb almtSbssirt @aIOsbut, bic
sDauptiia6t" Oss 0obenIaubes: He
,dblt 100 giupobner. Die ndd5li arb.
bersn 3msrshdbts Fnb: 3aselfein In
Wlrttemberg 30l, 8erned 343, 5tirs
Henbers In Wal6ed $50, 2iBberg in
6eiIeu Garmfabt 353, Gtaoea in
6sfen,D. 400, 6erins in SeRen.D.
450, 2agom in 8ranoenbnrg 454,
Reufreiftabt in 8aben 470, pfirt 485,
@albed in Walbed 489 unb isid5el In
69parjburg.RubolFabt 495.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-05-21

@elpann heS Wond)sbofS, BON GbrtIttan
setentt, i'm raId)en Sagen iiber ben
itillen Flae. DuS Stolen lblus sesen
Die Mdnoe bes 0oms, in benz 2rube
@5roobe i6l6ft.
6raute iist neben Sans: nGu biit
nidt b0le?" ia9t lie meinenb. Gr
ltreibelte ibre tleiue, bebenoe 6a1to.
9(ls Tie am 9errenbaus balten, lit
bort nod 9llles erleltdtet. Der Wagen
bes 9lrStes balt Dor Der 9biir. gus
@ertrubs 3tmner brin9en luirre, laute
0sufe iiber ben Meg. Sans 3bDrbeefen
Sudt bel jebem Sdrei suiammen; lie
eeben ibm ollie bur9 Die Seele.
9lm pierten Sag luurbe Tborbeefen
begraben.
Gs maren traurise Mo6en i'm alten
Serrenbaus. Der 9lr3t fam 9(nfanss
tdslid)-6ralfe lpar ME oermanbelt
lie true Elm bobss, bunfles Wollfleib,
bas ibrer Grideinuns etwas @ei6es
unb GrniteS sab; leiie unb rubis giug
iie bie alte, breite Trerre binunter,
lie id)ien ibre Susenb uerseiien Su
baben. Nur suweilen ltanb lie einen
slu0eublid an ben bunflen Ireppen>
pfoiten selebut uno fab iinnenb auf ben
Weiiiusf1lauf, ilber BEN ibre Sano bin
unb ber itrid; bann oa6ts lie luobl an
ibre Suseno. 9(ns ibrem blaiIen @es
ltht mar jeoer uebermutb unb 2ros
perl6punSen. Ger GrnIt bes 9ebens
bate ibr in's @eii9t seieben.
Wenn iie nit Gbriltian 5uiammens
fam, reOete lie nit ibm ME nit einem
bemdbrten 6reunb, fein @ort Der 9iebe
fam iiber ibre 0ippen. slls Gbriltian,
betiimmert iiber ibr blaileS, miibeS
ausIeben, iie zines cages umfailen
wOllte, lpebrte iie ibm unO lie bate
eiuen an9itliden 3us I'M @eiidt ::
y@ir biirfeu ni6t! @enn 2ruoe sez
iunb ipirb!"
(ShluB folet)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-05-21
5iatS titr Ratser.

Dor itber SO Sabren idbon murbe
NrS. Wihslotp's Soothing Sprup
bDn Willionen BON Mhttern beim 3abs
men BET atnber angemenbet. Mirf bu
int S0lafe bur@ bas Sdreien eines
Sinbes sej1Drt, bas I'm 3abnen tit unb
bor g@mer3en neints Wenn 10, IaRs
fofort eine Glafde bon wWtrs. Wiuss
lotps Soothing Sprup" boleu. @ein
Wertb 1T unbesablbar. So pirb hem
tleinen 2eibenben iCfort 2inberung bers
f6affen. 8erlabt eu9 barauf, Wtitter,
eS III fein 3tpeifel baruber. gS beilt
0pienterp nnb Siarrboe, regalirt ben
Ntasen unb bic Meren, beieittst Winb'
4olif, erueibt ben Gaunten, perbins
bert gntaanbuug unb ftdrtt bas ganae
Spfem. nMrs. Win5loms Soothing
Sprup" fur aabnenbe ainber iff anses
nebm In @ef9mad unb bas Reeept
Harnmt bon einent Der befen tpeibli9eu
! aer5te 1T ben ger. Staten. SO III Bel
allen Sruggifen in ber gansen Welt 5u
babeu. preis Is gents per Glai@e.
aauft ni1ts onberes, als Mrs. Winss
Iow8 SootbingsSprup.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-05-21
e@aet Sas epftem sesen ssalarta

sc III nhsIi4, btes ielbF in Gessnhtu bss eanhss
81 tbun, mo Rtasma pcrbaubeu uub BITE babur@ pers
aria4ten BsHislfsber In tsrer ialimmfeu sorm
auftrtten. Die immenie Populoritdt, beren fit Sps
Rstter's Masen'Si erfrsut, f tn srobem waab.
itabe auf ieue Btrfiamtstt ais SetlmtttsI ssseu
G9htteIfrOit uub Gtsber, 9ausnIsibsn, iopte all
grdpeuttpmttteI sesen bic periateOtuen Gcrmen ees
DaaIarta'9e surhdsufabren. Sn isnsn 9Setlen
bss Befens uub Sabens, mo herarttse aeihen pprs
berrf4snb ftub, fpwe tn ben 2rppen pirb has BIT.
tsrs DEFENDERS aIs ErdpeHttp ssiGast, unb bafelbe
pirb aussmein als Subatut for bic ssfdbrlt&eu unt
psrbdItnismdbts unptrtiamen aItaIti&su uub i4we'
felauren Salse unb Sttniu benatt. aerste ssbBreu
n,dt ,u ben eetten rslae fetue 8srshss ,useaeben,
uu6 bte empbafii@e prefe oneut Gnerfenunus, pel6,
ss srfatren, Bat feinen Ruf, rel&eu te h I'm JuIant
unb ansIanb eTmnrben, rermehrt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-05-21
(ShluB folst.)
Mlte xemte.

sllte 2eute, bic zines Maittels be.
biirfen, UNI bic Nieren unb ben Darn:
&anal au resuliren, iuerben bas pabrt
9eilmittel in benz @leftsic 8itters fin
ben. 9iele Mebi5in Itimulirt nidt, fl
entbdlt feinen @bisfep ober Nlfobol, fOn:
bern tuirft MIR als Comic urb 9ln'
resunssmittel. Gs ipirft in milber
Sorm auf ben Masen unb Die Ddrme
unb berleibt oieien Orsaneu &raft, nos
bur6 bic Ntatur 1T Der Gusfiibrun9 if:
rer 5unftionen unteritlbt tuirb. Ser
gleftric Bitters rest ben 4ppetit an
unb f0rbert bic 8erbauuns. gs III
srabe bas, mas alte 2eute brauben
8reis so genls unb $1.0O bic Tlai6e
in Der Ipotbefe BON 5. &alteper & Son
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Wattbies Brps. Tleii@er,

go. 5O7 OTTO f 0 n.straBe,
9tur bas porshsli6fie ainbs, S6af'
unb S@meinefeif@.
Speaialitdt: Suuges &albfeifd.
AQe arten BON Wurf. sdinten,
3unse, S@mal3 &c.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-05-21
Gin bas bemtf9e Ymblifmm.

8ir baben iosben erbalten ftir 6rhb.
iobr unb ben 5omuer ale 5orten
Gdube far Dameu, 6erren uub Sin.
Der. S6nbe unb paniofel aus Seua
tn ieber @attuns. 3eug s@aitersS
su70g Cts. 3sus'p 'pantoHeIu sn 35 Cts.
Ale erbenfli6en Sortea bon s6uben
I'M 5tiefeIn i'm
Cinderella 6 9ub.pataf.
2l3 GlamospIaaa.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-05-21
Seuneiiee Centennial, ytaibuille,
Tenneiies.

Bom l. Wai biS l. NOpember 1897.
Staten pia 5. 6 O. .'gifenbabu BON
San QatOnio fnO ME fOl9t: $3.50
8ilstte. Iimitirt su 10 Saaen, gum
0ertaufe DieusidGS unb 0onnerstags.
$500 Bilette gut fiir 20 Sage; I;
$34.35 8ilette glItis bis l. Woo. '97,
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gDie berrIi6 melt baben Mrs bod
gebradt in unierem aufgetldrten Sabrs
buubert! Sin Yrofe5nr In Waniter be.
lebrt uns i5er oen 3eufel in men@er,
lei @eRali. Drip 8ausban neht nit
benz Jnrfea Der GinfsrniB auf Du
uno Du uno Der graeneeI @abriel pers
ftnbet burh ben Wfunb Der Barrier
Geberin aus Ser ParabiesfraBe bic
3ufunft Grautrei9s in REittelberien.
Da8 Neusite auf bieiem @ebiete aber
III bas nine de Dios, baS vGottes,
timb" in @panien, bon sem mir f@on
einntal bert9tet baben. Das binmli,
ibe Rinb TT ber neuni6brige spbn eis
nes si3ilianers unb elmer MnbaluRes
rin. bic nit ibm auf einem aarren bon
Ort 3u Ort 3teben. Der tleine Hamon
fins nit fluff Sabren on 5u ,prebigen",
unb bic ipanii6en 8eb6rben. anfatt
bieiem 1nfug 81 henern, gabeu bem
Batter nod Iobenbe 3eusnife. Bei
Besinn ber rYorfellung" mirb bas
@ottestinb- auf einen Sid gelfelIt unb
bic gltern bertaufen ober perfsigeru
2ebensbei6reibungen beS Eleinen Ga.
mon nit ieinem BilbniB. Gariu III
at leien, baB er bic seiitli@e 2aufbabn
ergreifen mirb, unb feline @ldubigern
smeifelu nidt, baB er balb Biiaof,
cardinal uub papf merben unb
i6lieBlid gen bimmeI fabren nirb.
Damn beginut bic prebigt, bic nit Ell.
mem gaterunler anbebt unb einen far.
ten poIitildea geisef6mad bat.
Criminals entftanb babel eine foI9e
Beeeilieruns unter ben ber3adteH GU
b6rern, bab ole auf ben Slid auaGrj
ten. um ben blmmlif9en aleinen au
fifen, pI6blidb gab es einen sroBen
ara6. ber 3ii9 fiel um unb cine Narbe
tiber bem Iinfen Nuge aeuet nod ifb,
BON benz feItiamen unglhdsfan. Sn:
folge ieiner lebien Rebe In saragoiia
maBie baS @ottsaftnb nun aud Dor
bem &i9ter erideiuen. unter Der Mn,
flage, ben a6nig 9umbert einen
niurpator genannt su babeu, eber es
leuguete gang fed uub ertIdrie, es babe
fi6 uur i'm NGsemeiuen betlaat, baB
bic 8aionette ben beiIigen Batter ber
9srri9aft iiber ben airdenfnat be.
roubt bdtten, Iporauf es wie0er en!laI,
fen tpurbe. Gin Beri1tertatter bes
vSmpareial" bat bas @ottestinb gan3
regelre9t uinterbiemt". gs trug eiaen
Matroieaansug, batts auf benz aopfs
bic bastifd)e Boina unb rftubirte" ges
rabe. Der 8eIuGer wurbe isbr lie.
b,uswarbig empfangen: ..ueberal bat
man mid nit 2iebe unb Nerebrung
aufgenpmmen, ba i9 metn 2eben ba3u
anwenbe. um ibet &eIigiou unb Mo.
raj su prebigen" gta@bem Der tleine
&amon itd tiber ben @erlismns unb
feine NnR9ten unterbaIten batte, Der
fderie er beim abl6ieb subprtommenb:
Ser llmfianb, baB i6 9arIiit bin. Der.
binbert ni6i, baB i9 au9 elm eaua
beiOnberer Greuub Der 2iberaleu bin.a
Ob f6 pObl einmaI eiu Mutbiser
finben pirb, ber benz Gottestinb, penn
es gu sprebisen" anfdngt, elm naar
9lappie beriebt unb es ins 8ett i9idi?
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SaS 9elePbun nuf iDeite Otftan3 nad9
oett berfcbteoenett &t6osen 6eS Gtaa=
fee. Neue Gtattunen tueroen tprt=
&p6breub errttttet unb ttene 0erbeife,
rmn9en etm9efiibrt. Wfan frage an
Der @emtraIs sgtelle ttad3 Der getufimidtj=
tea MSreffe.
Satbicribettten
fDnmen omrdJ tbr ei8enes 1clepbon
0erbtn6mn9 erbalten.
Q(tt1ere
DMrtb bic 3elepbDn StattOaen.
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Spfem Elm. tuenn Der Wtasen uidt in
Orbnung 1T, tpirb ba8 Glut unrein
uub unreines Blut neint bdufis lause
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burger SrOpfen merben bic llrfade
befeitigeH unD bas 8lut reinigeu.