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Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-08-10
INSURGENTS SMELLING MANILA
trying to Capture the Town Before
the Americans Are Ready
to Attack
Copyright, 1898. by the Associated Press,

Copyright. 1898. by the Associated Press)
MANILA. Aug. 5, VIA HONG KONG
Aug. 9.-The rumor is current here that
the insurgents. fearful that peace will be
concluded between Washington and Mad
rid' and that the Americans will withdraw
from the Philippines. are consequently the
more strenuous in their desires and efforts
10 capture Manila. Sunday night there
was heavy bombardment, with heavy
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-08-10
Quiet warning to Germany

From Harper's Weekly.
Notwithstanding all the denials received
from Berlin and elsewhere in regard to any
contemplated coercion Of America in re-
spect to the final disposition of the Philip
pine islands, naval opinion inclines to be-
lieve that the assembling of British fleet
OF overwhelming strength in home waters
is not without meaning. The view at Ports
mouth is that If a flying squadron compris-
ing sixteen tirst-class battleships had been
suddenly collected much attention would
have been attracted all over the world. By
the simple process of annulling the man
euvers and uniting the channel and reserve
squadrons for practice. the desired object
was achieved. If the maneuvers had been
held the various ships would have been
separated, and possibly sent to a distance
and would certainly not have been avail
able at a moments notice-as Is now the
case The advertisement of a great British
fleet of battleships at Copenhagen also has
its good points. 1t Is intended to send fhe
channel and reserve squadrons there dur
ing the tsar's visit TO Denmark.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-08-10
Lecton's Creamery Opened.

LECTION, MO, Aug. 9.-(SpecIal.) The
Lection cooperative creamery was opened
to-day with elaborate ceremonies. The
cursions from Holden and Sedaia. Fully
1900 people were on the grounds. William
n: Weimar and Miss Effie f. Arbogast, OF
Warrensburg. Were married publicly and
received $25 prize from the creamery
association. In the afternoon addresses
were delivered by Colonel A. b. Logan and
NJ. d. Aber, of Warrensburg.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-08-10

at her house again, but last evening I
went up there with a flag Of truce. three
feet square. She met me at the door, I
requested a parley and she granted IL.
After negotiations covering TWO hours she
modified her demands somewhat, and the
point on which we stuck was as to whether
our former amicable relations should be
re-established. We compromised on an
armistice, during which terms will be fur
ther considered"
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-08-10
Kerr New I'm the Service.

WASHINGTON, Aug. s.-Lieutenant Rob.
ert ID. Kerr. whose death was reported to-
day by General Merritt, was appointed
from Greenbank. w. Va. and was grad.
uated In April, so he and his class might
participate in the war. Lieutenant Kerr
was assigned to the entire corps. Two
members of this class were killed at San.
tiago.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-08-10
Big Game.
From Tit-Bits.

From Tit-Bts.
A gentleman was one day having a walk
down lane with gun In his hand to see
him: -
rs there anything to shoot down here.
Yes" said the boy. there's the school,
master coming over the HILL"
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-08-10
Denver Delegates Named.

ST. JOSEPH, MO-. Aug. 9-President W.
NJ. Denslow, Of the Northwest Missouri
Press Association, to-day appointed W. B.:
Rogers. Trenton; B. Ross. Cameron. and
James Todd, Maryville, to represent the
association at the national editorial con-
vention in Denver September 6.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-08-10
TO PROSPECT FOR COAL.
United States Geological Survey to
Send a AInn to the Philip-
pine Islands,

WASHINGTON, Aug. 9-The officials of
the geological survey are of the opinion
that the Philippines islands may be rich
in coal and petroleum deposits. and say
that 1t is known that gold is to be found
there. 1t has been decided to make an ex-
animation of the mineral deposits of the
islands, and DR.. George F. Baker, of the
geological survey. will proceed to Manila
as soon as possible. He will be taken care
or by the military and naval departments
while travelling and during his stay in the
philiuptneS
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-08-10
The Bismarck Fire Loss.

BISMARCK, N. D.. Aug 9-The total
loss loss ~, from last nights fire will be from
S6o0OJ0 to $4,000 with insurance not to
exceed s250.0GO. The heaviest Individual
losses are: Joseph Hare. $4,000; First Ma
tionai bank. $1,000: Merchants block. S25.-
oeD: postoffice block, $4,000: c. H. Phelps,
$1,000; Northern Pacific railroad, $25, go.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-08-10
Prisoners Reach Spain.

GIBRALTAR, Aug. 9.-The steamer Hes
perta, which left New York July "a. h;a. ing
on board eighty Spanish prisoners taken
from Spanish merchantmen captured by
American warships arrived to-day. The
Spanish sailors were transshipped to the
railroad and were conveyed to Ageciras.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-08-10

ton railroad Is unsurpassed Service a la
carte A splendid meal at reasonable
cost .ET- EEs-S-e
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-08-10

The new sleepers on the Chicago & AL
ton railroad are beauties. Try them.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-03-17
CONTEMPT FOR FIIX. LEE.
Tne Impartial Piles up Opprobium on
Our Consul Generals Americanism.

The Impartial Piles up Opprobium on
Our Consul Generals Americanism.
(Correspondence of Associated Press.)
Madrid. March 5.-The Imparcial to-
day devotes lis leading article to Con
sui General Fitzhugh Lee. 1t remarks
that he is a factor in the Cuban pro-
blem to which sufficient attention has
not been paid" adding:
I'm no capital of Europe would
full blown Ambassador be allowed 10
do what this consular agent INDUCES in
with impunity in Cuba. This gentleman
let's no chance go by of showing in what
quarter lie his smypathies and good
will. Does any difficulty arise between
his country and Spain, he increases IL:
does friction arise between the two
countries. he does his best to add to 1T;
his reports are always hostile TO our
country. and very often full of false
hood. The insurgents look upon him
as protector, the Spaniards as an
enemy A paper of his own country has
hintc,i, many European papers have
stated that he belongs TO the syndicatC
who wish TO buy up Cuba, and every
indication points TO the truth of this
statement. His nralevolence against our
country is so marked that it has been
noted even by the New York press,
which is in no way predisposed in our
favor.
rs our government so timid and
frightened that it dare not present pc.
tition to government with which it
assures us it is ON friendly terms? Ii
that friendship really existed the United
States would find no difficulty in reliev-
ing an official who far from improving
that friendship, does his level best daily
TO interrupt it"
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-03-17
Leads all O0r North Carolina DaI88 Bot News and Circulation

who. after stipulating that his name
should be suppressed, said:
Il do not know wether we will hold n
session, but | suppose we WILL"
The only marine development which
followed the courts arrival was the re-
lease of the leave orders of seven of the
Names officers. The other officers will
remain here, although the only apparent
reason for their attendance is that they
may testify further. but all the Names
officers expect TO get away by Satur-
day.
Captain Sampson and Judge Advocate
Mark lunched together on the Iowa,
which hes six miles off. They did not
return TO land.
Among Naval officials and others, it is
generally believed that the Court of In
quiry has come to the definite conclusion
that the explosion was external, and that
the court is now only busted over minor
technical details.
One of the officers of the Maine said
to the correspondent:
Il believe the Maine was blown up
from the outside. hut Judging from the
questions asked by members of the
court when previously here, / am utter
ly unable to ascertain whether they
have even cOuntenanced such a solution
Of the disaster. | have talked with fell
low officers. and hasing their opinions
on the question asked, they, too, were
bound TO confess that they were just as
much in the dark
Amid cheers from their fellow survivors
and friends a number of the officers of
the Maine left tonight on the Plant
Line steamer Olivette via Tampa for
their homes.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-03-17
FRANCE TO SUPPORT RUSSIA.
Feverish Anxiety and Great Activity at
Arsenals and Ship Yards.

Paris, March 16.-The Aurore to-day
affirms that the French fleet is being pre-
pared for mobilization, adding that fe-
yerish anxiety prevails at all the arsen-
ais and ship-yards, which are working
until ten o'clock at night.
Continuing, the Aurore says the
French northern squadron at Cherbourg
is ready for immediate departure.
Finally, it is asserted that in ordei
TO complete the necessary number of of
ficers, second year students are to be
appointed mid-shipmen, and all the ad-
mirais have been instructed to arrange
to reach Paris within twenty-four hours
after being summoned.
The AurOre explains that the mobiliza-
tlon as connected with preparations to
support Russia by Naval demonstra-
ton in the far East.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-03-17
COURTS MYSTERIOUS BEHAVIOR
Officer of the Maine Believes Explosion
Was From the Outside.

Key West. Fla, March 16.-The arriv-
nj Of the Court of Inquiry from Havana
ON the Mangroye to-day was not mex-
ppcted. but the extreme mystery which
has surrounded the behavior of it's
members during the day is in strong con-
trast with their former conduct at Key
West. The most definite statement OBJ
tainable was from a member of the conrt
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-03-17

Washington. y. c., March 16.-The
President today nominated Perry Glas-
cock. of Indiana, To he Consul at Bara-
Goa, Cuba.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-03-17
GEN. GRAHAM AT ATLANTA

IIIV OUHTIII.IIIuVI UI IIt WV DtpdTI-
ment of the South at New Head
quarters.
Atlant:.. Ga. March 16.-Brigadier-
General VIM. III. Graham. the COM
mander of the new department Of the
South. and his chief of staff, Lieut..
Adams, arrived in Atlanta to-day.
General Graham will it is said, at
once establish and remove the offices
of himself and staff from San Antonio.
Munitions of war are passing through
Atlanta to Gulf and Atlantic ports
darby.
Railroad men expect thirty cars of
war material during the balance of the
week
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-01-31
6lM6 SJrt Samie.

Sodusliher Sriebe unb @lud meroeu
INNER beipabrt nerben fpenn Die @ls
tern bic notbige 8prfd,t BEL Grfdltung,
eber 0alS unb eun9en eeiben Der
8leinen antpenben. &tnber fnb INNER
9encigt eine@rfdlhtng leift gu nebmeiL
Or 8ul' 8 Soulten SDrup jebcd furirt
fie raid, uub fder. sd 9ebrauhte
Or. 8alPs Nulten SDrup fir meinen
aht Sabr, alten Scbn. @r bate bic
Srdune uub id periudte biele Wlittel
fano jtbch baB Or, gulPs Soulten
SDrup oas bette BON alien war." E" Srau
q. @eib, 3l7 Demctt Ctr, @eit Sc>
bcfen, q. s. Or. 8up 8 Suiten SDrs
up teltet nur 25 Gents uno er 1T befer
nnb billi9er als tpie ale bic auberen
Mirtnren welder Der Sodnbler aupreiIt.
Sauft nnr Or. SuIPs Suiten Sprup
cenn er IL iamer ipirtiam pnp gut.
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0bitebaa germinns.
gfeue Ginfabrt nod giew gort bio
.. & 3. g. @. T1.-lln=
errei6te 5atilitdten.

Wbitsbau terminus, bic neue Gin.
fabrt mad Nem Oort, Die am Moutag
ben 10. Suli oia Der Baltimore, Ohio
unb StibweitIiben gahn er6Hnet
tpurbe. 1T bic eelegenffe Station nod
allen SbeiIen Der 5tabt Nem Norf nnb
8rootlpn. Sieier terminus iH an
Der South Serrp, 6Iili9 bon Der 8at'
terp unb bon bier aus unter bemielben
Oa6e tperbeu 0erbinbungen gema1t
nit ben 3agen ber 3meiten, Dritten.
Se6fen unb Neunten Qpenue ord.
babn; nit benen Der 8roabmap, Go
lumbus uub 2erington Noenue gabeIs
liuien; Ohs unb Weitieite 8iusbab.
nen Der BferbebabnIinien; Soutb.
GerrD; 5tateu Sslonb Gerrp; 6amil.
ton Npenue unb 80. 5traBe (8root>
Ipn) 5errp.
&auft Cure 8idets nod Stem Oort
tiber bic 9. & 8. 8. %. &'n unb Sbr
entgebt allen unbeauemli6feiten.
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n8ute erpiberte i6 enbIi6; ,es
mag feir, DaB lt(b Reiienbe fhr bieit
lDabn1taniBe Sour finbsn unb haB Sic
eine 70 rafeube @eFhuinbtgfeit ersie:
len. Nber mie bringen Sic ben 3uq
3um 5tebsn ? 8ei Der Nntnnft muf
er ia Qlle8 3erIGmeitera |"
Ser Obsrit miittette ben aOpf
,,GugGaus Ni9t. Das elite Robr
| ,oirb gar 9iHfabr;, bas anbsre 8ur
RRdfabrt benlBt unb beibe fiab bon
fontrdrea 2HftRr6mungeu erfhllt. Sas
Gintreffeu etuea. ie6en 3ugs mir6 bin.
ii6ergetabeIt ltab Der eleftriI1e Gunfe
I6bmt fofort bic treibanbe 8rait. lie,
berlieBe man ibn fi6 iel6er, parbe er
uabeirrt ieinea Weg fOrtieBen. aber
ba8 Oeffuen elmer Rlappe geudgt, bab
Der Guft0rud aus benz entgegeugeieB.
ten 9obre ben beranbrauienben Bug
Iaugfam Snm 9aIten 3Dingt. QBaS
fOlI i'd Sbuen lan9e @rtl6runeen mo,
den ? ga, Igben sic felbitl"
ObNe cine AntDort ab3urarten,
oradte O5etit 4ierce raid auf sinen
&nppf beRen &upFer an einem Der
&obre T1Immerte. Cine 59iebtbiir
0faete iib un0 bor mir lag cine lange
&eibe bon eleaanten Sigen. Der Oberft
rief
s9os 1T Der gBn9gon, @ei6wino,
lteigen sic einI"
Wiaenlos foIBts i'd ibm.
Cine @0iioaIampe hing an Der 8sde;
i'd fab mid neugierig um.
@8 CAB niGts Ginfa9eres. Gin
cpItnbeif6rmiser Wagsun, in beKsn
Snnereu so GauteuiIs paarweiie in 25
9eiben aufgetelt pareu. Cine 4lappe
TN 9intergrunOe be8 Wnggons lieB bic
gum AtbHsn tauglide 2uft einfr5men.
cine on Der 8orOerieite angebradte bot
ibr eineu Iu8Jaug.
nWann fabten mir abS' frug i'd.
Der Obert la6te.
sBir fabren ia fdOn!"
nNi4t m6gliGI SO gan3 pbne gr.
i6itterun92@
50 Iaui9te. Gttu @erQuI9 uar 3u
oerHebmen. Weun mid ber Oberft
ri6t belOgen, tpenn mir unS wirtlih
auf Der &eile befaaten. muBten mir
bel 6er beitpieaOiea gei9minbisteit
unferer Gabrt f9ou fern BON allen
Sanoe, tief uuiea i'm Weere iein. ueber
unferen Sduptern bdumten fi9 bic
Wogen, blelIei9t bteIten bie Wale I'M.
Ter eiEerae8 @efdusniB fir cine rieRse
Seei6Iange, bic He nit ibren m61tigen
S9Deifen gu OerHi9ten itrebten.
Wtan b0rte nur Elm bumpfes &olen.
S9Deigeno fab i9 ba uHb IieB bic
3eit pOrt6eritrei9en.
Bl6BIid1 fablte i9 cine rieRge a1Ite
i'm @eH6t. Sd griff na9 meiner Stirn
unb aog bic 9anO bur6n1Bt aurhd.
2Das mar 9ef9sben?l
Gas RObr mar unter benz fur1tba.
ten Waferbrud geipruHgen. Ser
Ocean brang ein.
@niieBt f9rie i'd auf...
a9, id9 lag in meinem 8arten unb
Elm plaBre9eH fiel berab. Die groBen
Sropfsn batteH mid gewsft.
Sd mar Dorbin bel Der 2ettiire 6eS
IrtifeIs eingef9lafsu. ben Elm amerita.
nli9er Reporter ber pbauiahii9en Sbee
bes Oberf pierce gemiomet,
Sd fiir@te, SGB Der 6err Oberf
aud nur tr6untte.
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,,aolpfiale ,tuaunebmltdfetteu"

gei Der Qbleiiiune be8 Gabneneibes
bur9 bic Retruten, ma9te Der &egi'
nlents 4ommanbeur bic 8aterlanbs.
Vertbei6iser auf bic Wi6tisteit
un6 0eiIisfeit bes gibeS nit fol,
genben gBorten auFmerfiam: pWer
ben Tabnen @ib bridt, bat In
l}rieoeus5siten Iangidbrige ISefiuug8s
baft unb in ariea8)eiten iOgar bic So'
6esfrafe gu gemarligeH. NuBerbem
feBt ct fi3 aud i'm SenIeis tolpKaIen
uuannebmli6teiien aus
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Qlu6 Elm 3eitbiIb.

Cine Grau IieB rsuIia in iammt.
liden 3eiiuugen glew 0orts cine Qn'
3ei8e eridbeinen, in pel9er eine -8b6in
oerIangt tpurbe. @8 bauerte bier Sage,
ebe fi@ Semanb melOete Damn an'
nOncirte Der Gate ber 6rau, baB Ell
cine 8ppewriteriu brau9e; fiebe ba,
am nddften Sage iden bewarben iif
400 Mdb6eH um ben pIaB an bet
SGreibmaI@ine.
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Wer nur aus WitIeib gut III, BE-.
barf INNER iidrferer &eismiiteI. I'M ss
su b'eibsn.
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Spare,t Sic SGr 6efO!

Sine S9adtel BON Gutt's Yiusn sr'
ipart Sbnen piele Dollars fur 9OttOrs
5lcdnungen. 0isie Pillcn turireu I'M.
ter alien uutltdnoen idmmtlihe Ourd 6en
Wtag,n, bic geber OOer Die Gin9spsioe
oelanlaBten &ranfheiten.
Gs i(tSi ktinr grwagtr Irbauptnns.
0snu sesen &Opii@msr3su, DYspsp'
iie, WaIariG, 8erltOpfuag uno @ollsn'
lsibsn 9s5rauden MiaiOusn 2suts
Smtt's 2eber ViHett.
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SH bemieIbeH 9utaIe befnbet R9 eIu
& II d. nnO Mnfterns Marft.
8dsIib 9rOBe auswahl BON frilGeu
6ii6en, Auftern. @llb. 8eftgel
aller Irt. SetepbDn 399.
8efeGuagen fur GIeii9 unh Slid &c.
werben In irgen5 eiuem SbeiIe Der
Stabt fret abeelieFert.
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GS mas bie 3eit Der 0fdtbiel fit
9lora. 9!od) an benielben Gage fill
oi9te ibr Bapo an, baB er mad Graz
iilieu 5uriidtebre uno lie bier-bei
SDloia Suriidlaiie.
.S9I es Gein @rnit, Bapa?"
,Niein Golfer Grnlt!"
%, lpie lieb ,nuBt Ou SDtpia oez
pOnnen baben, baB 0u mid bier bel
ibr luiien Milf. %, iage mir, Bapa,
oaB Du iie lieb bait!"
Gr 50gerte nit Der 9ntmort. Damn
iagte er ernlt uub na6Sriiflid):
nSa, ia, meiu Sino, i6 i9aee, i9
perebre, i9 liebe lie Dor allen 0rauen
Der @elt! 8are i'd Jung, meiue Seele
frei uno labenSfroE, i'd wiirbe I'M tie
iperben!"
nunb Du iastelt, i'd iolle iie lieben
uno uerebren pie eine Mutter?"
rSa, baS 1T lnein ausbriidliiber'
@unl9!4
rDarf i'd ibr bus 9lles uieberfasen,
8apa?"
rSa, mein Siub!"
g8ie ibre Wiiene ltrablte! sic ipar
sliiGlid, ibrer seliebteu Sreuubin
etmaS ansenebmes beri6ten gu f5nnen.
9lu Die 1rennuns BON bem 9ater ihien
lie faum gu benten. Wtit irSbli6er Sul.
sing lie baran, ibre Saden ,u orSnen.
Die lleberiieoelung ;u SDluia er.
icbien ibr elm 8elt.
llno Elm raieuoes, unlinni9es Web
serfleiidte bas 9er3 oes Yater8. Siinf-
sebn Sabre ieiues Qebens hattie er oies
lein aiuoe seopfert, unausseiest um
feline Viebe, ieine 3artli9teit sepor>
ben.-Sest 9ing es willis, ia freubis
;u Der Srau, bie es als Wiutter nod
niGt fannie.
Sprad Die Gimme bes Blutes in
Siora? Sber cine natiirIi6e Sebns
iudt mad Der Mutter, nod elmer Sreun,
Din ibres @eidledtes? Sebenfalls
tuar es beSei6nenb, baB iie po.n erlten
ausenblid on fir SDluia seiamdrmt
batte.
pDu bit alIO gang einperitanoen,
mein ainb?4 frus er.
sOa On peripridit, balb ipieoer'
5ufommen, 4apa, seipiB.A
@r benertte ni6t, ba6 Siora idel.
mild ld6elte, einen Sintersebanfen
gu baben idieu; er fab nidts, oils lire
oUllise 3ufriebeubeit. slber er burite
lni6t flagen-iuas batte er @eiieres
I beroient? Satte er ni6t Mutter uub
ainb grauiam uno ielbltiIidtis BON
einanoer Seriiieu? @aS mar uatiir,
lider, als baB lie ii6 bel Der eriten
@elesenbeit wieber uereinioten? Die
Reibe, sliidlid ;u ieiu, mar an ibr.
Snrtfesuna fpIet.
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Sortfesuna fuIet.
Mmcrtfaniitbe gefurtt1ten i'm Nus.
f0mAe

Gmerifanii4e Seturitdteu inb, rie aus Gcnbon
beri4tet pIb, In Isst.r 3ett e5r fart prm ausIaab.
setauft porbeu, anb .s i@stnt aud Rsisuns pprban,
ben ju etn, bteie aaufe nod su srtbbeu. gBenu has
anbdIt, rirb etu erbbhter 8uFus ensltf6en Gelbss
s,n s.n Ss @ wa'ns ponnpen Ss "
Ianbes bu Der Stablttdt uuferes Grehits. Gs 9iebi
aber ucG ene anoere 0ertrauensia9e, gu wel4er has
Bolt iopohl unferes 9anbeS ais aud frember 9dnoes
due nrfade bes @ertrauens bat, unb eas tft her
Glaube an bte Btrtiamtest BON Sefettsr's Waseu.
bttters sesen uit. prsanti&e 3rantbeiten heS Wea,
gems, her 2eber, ber Ddrme, ber Wtereu uub ber
Rbcumatismus unb Reisuns ~ S&laFofsiett pers
ben bamit beIdmpft ulb dbern6lttst. 90 ltsGt ben
Gppetit pteber Der, penu herieIbe naGldbt, es be,
f4leuntet @enefuns uno erBeust burh ba5 sau5e 81.
fem etne telebenhe Wdrme unb Elm @eft6I f6rptrIt.
den @rbibebasen5. Gin 2geinSlas pou por BEN
S6lafenssten fbreest Gefunbbett fpsubeuben SaIaf
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Sin tpabreS 9ausmittel 1T cunts
Lightning Oil'. g5 beIeitigt ole
56mer5ea auf3 i9nellfe. gntpeber
pole @enugibuung ober Oa8 8eIb wirb
suriidefftnttet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-01-31

Gbenmatismus i'm 9fiiden, in ben
Sdultern, 6iiften, 9Infeln, @lbo9en
ooer 9anb9elenfen eutltebt bur6 5n
piel Saure i'm Slut. SOo0's SarIas
pari(la beilt &beumatismus.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-01-31
Wsattbtes Srps. TleiId,er

go. 507 Of.6 II f nsStrasst
9tur bas por3igli6ae ainb,, S6ai'
unb S6metuefeiI6.
Speaialitdt Sunge8 aaIbdeiI9.
QGe Qrten BON @urH, 5@infen
3unge, 56mal3 &C.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-01-31

SppS's Hillen Iino Die bette Gbz
fiibr~ uno 2eberzMebi3in fir 6auilienz
9ebrand. Is Gents.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-01-31

-er atGmete erleidtert ouF, oils eS ibm
Id)ien, ais bate Sptuia oieie neue
fliid)tige 9tuhuallun9 nidt belnelft.
0alb 81 iid ielber la9te er: nGS lit
i1on oorilberi !" lnb uOll 5u ibr geipens
oet, fubr er fort: n@aloiue-iiebit
Gu-battelt 0u mid bamalS 10 ar9ez
iebeu, ME iett 10 ianit uno miloe-
9tber i6 lieB Gid nidt oaiu tommen!
llnO bin iA aud elm 9tnSerer geporben
in all' bem 0eib, 10 lua9lt Gu oOd
uitbt llnretbt baben; i'd bin Deiner
wObl nidt ipertb-id bin eS pielleidt
nid)t einmol ipertb, meine GO6ter Sri
bebalten. 9eb' mobl, 8aloine, unb
werbe g!iidlid-0n ipirit es nod f0n'
nen!"
Sd tOante-id mOllte eS bisber
ui6t, uerIeste lie leiie, lid bate Su
oiel 9elittetl bic Gersan9enbeit-"
nSie miro Dir nidt lGnser i'm @ege
iein, Itammelte er, nleb' luobl-leb'
pobl!"
Gr mar gesansen. Miit ieudten
9lu9en bliGte Tie ibnt nad.
Gam raffte lie iib auf o0lein-
nein-es fam nd)t iein!"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-01-31

- 9anbretb's este gaattaripHeIu.
3ekn berfchie0ene Sortsn bel
g. 8. 6utb & 5obu.