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The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-15
FIRE SUPPLY BIDS
 ARE KNOCKED OUT
Important Point In Cys Finances Decided. School Or-
 dinance Approved By Judge Brown

| win soon have lt finished up to Eight ecnth. The work win cost less than hls
 original estimate
 City Attorney Prlcc reported that Judge
 Brown had approved thc school ordinance
 as written. and had made some addl.
 tons to lt that would make it better.
 one being Co have thc school board make | quarterly reports Co the council instead
 Of once every month. Tho ordinance will
 hc rc-drnftcd and submitted at Che next
 meeting of the council
 The bnl Of T. c. McCabc for Si5G was referred Co the Ways and Means Com- mItec
 The question of opportioning the munl. | cipal taxes among thc various funds was then brought up hy Mr. Andrews, and after general discussion thc following
 basis was resolved upon: General fund,
 o0 per cent; Are fund. % per cent and
 street fund 10 per cent The tax list amounts Go S92G1.
 on motion of Mir Hcnton it was roc solved that tho tax levy bc made at ten mills on tho assessed valuation of tho city property
 ] Tho Street Commissioner was instruct
 ed Co repair flood damages on Broadway SO that people would hc enabled Co get | oyer Go thc east side of that street A man by Che name of Joy who saved
 great deal of thc timber washed away | from the city bridge during tho flood asked thc Mayor lf. on account of his
 services. hc could not bc relieved from paying his poll tax 10 was agreed Co l comply with his wishes in Che matter
 Mayor Woodruff suggested that an ap- proach bc built Co Che cemetery as Che
 flood had washed tho old one away. Mir
 Henton gravely remarked that he had
 no use for a cemetery and thot It was ! thc last place hc expected Go go to. The City Clerk was instructed Co open
 tho bids which had been received for
 Arc department supplies Rcmick & Me Lean offered Co furnish a wagon for to
 George E. Hcnton offered Che choice of l three different wagons at ti0 $io and t2l l ID. C. Brownelrs figures for supplying
 Che hose. Callahan nozzlcs. siamcsc con- ncctions. etc.. was 2G075. but hc failed
 Co specify tho amount of pressure Che hose would stand.
 Kettles & Ford's bid on these supplies was SJO they specifying Che pressure
 their hose would stand By some over
 sight ln Che list of supplies advertised
 for lu Che local papers thc item of brass expansion rings vos .lcry out and Brow
 neil did not include them n his bid, but lthcy worc included by Nottlos & Ford. | on motion of Mir. Andrews it was rr solved Go rc-odvcrtisc thc cail for bids f on fro department supplies and Co spec clfy thot Che hose shall bc able Co stant
 pressure of 900 pounds. and Go include ] In Che advertisement Che omitted item l of brass expansion rings.
 on motion thc Mayor appointed An-
 drcws. Conway and Guthrie as commit Gee Co purchase a hose wagon. Hereafter city officials under salary win
 bc required Co put In a bnl for thc amount due them. Mir Andrews made a motion
 Go that effect. which wls carried | The council then adjourned
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-15
ACCEPTS
Judge Irwin Coming to Take
 His New Office

Rev c. M Irwin has been rendered thc appointment of U. &. Commissioner Co
 succeed schlbrcdc. of skagwoy. and win accept. says thc Juneau Dispatch.
 Roy. Irwin was seen by reporter and talked very freely of his appointment Rev. Irwin win leave on the City of Scat uc for Skogwny prepared Go take his oath and proceed with thc duties of his office Speaking of thc disposition of his private interests In Juneau it is Dr. lr- wins intention Co continue his weekly paper. and his wife, Dr Irwin. win. ot Che request or numerous patients. cone tnuc the practice of medicine until a la- Ger date. when she win join hor husband ot Skagway
 The appointment Of Rev Irwin gives general satisfaction in this city and a wiser nor more conservative appoint mcnt could not have been made. The Dispatch has nothing but good wishes for our esteemed ncighbor's success in his new official duties. and has the greatest confidence in Che future purity of Che skagwayl office.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-15
SMALL CROWD IS
 AT WHITE HORSE
1T Train Loft This Morning Thor'
 Would Only Bo I25 Passengers

Contrary Co tho expectations of trans portation men on steamboat row, there arc not many passengers at White Horse. Since thc ue up three boats have are rived at White Horse: The sclkirk. Ora and Canadian. The latter boat reached there ot o'clock Sunday afternoon. She had a good load but Che others did not
 on Che train which left White Horse Saturday morning for skagway were hf- ty-nvc. Many Of these alightcd nc Cari- bon and remained there instead of going back Co White Horse.
 Word from White Horse last night from am authentic source stated that if a train would pull out from there this morning thorc would bc more than la' passengers ou board.
 Steamers from Dawson arc expected Co arrive at White Horse today or tomor- row.
 Tho White Horse passed stewart Sum day night at n o'clock. thc Victorian passed sclkIrk Sunday morning at 9 o'clock and the Columbian passed Scl- kirk nc 9 o'clock Sunday afternoon.
 The White Horse has good load oi passengers aboard. so has thc Victorian. while thc Columblan's passenger list is not known.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-15

There were prcscut at the meeting of thc city council last evening. Mayor Woodruff. councllmcu Andrews. Me- Guth. IIcntou. Guthrie and Conway M-
 Cor Che reading and opproyaloi Che min-
 utcs of thc last meeting Che council got
 down Co business.
 A communication was read from City Attorney Price stating chat ii would not
 bc unlawful for Che council GO author | lze and issue warrants Co Che amount or one per cent Of thc value of the ossess- able property ln Che city of Skagway.
 This win relieve Che situation in regard
 Co Che legality Of drawing warrants
 against Che amount Of this years tax ! list.
 ! on motion of Mir McGmth Che City At- ! toncy was instructed Go draw up ou or-
 dluancc Co provide for street improve mcnts from assessments mado on owners
 of obuttIng property
 ! Then Che question or Che maintenance of tho nrc alarm system came opp. Mir. | McGmth soid hc had been Informed by Mir Caswcu that tho latter had furnished supplies for Che system for which Che city had never reimbursed hImf and that Mir Caswcu claimed that Che fystcm had
 not been Installed in Che proppr manner. Mir Cawcl. who was then present, stated Co Che council thot Che present sys- would cost Che city fi0 or il5 per month ! tom would not work successfully unless more expensive Instruments arc put ln, and that with Che present batteries it
 Go keep it In order. requiring Che services | of a man for one week out of each month | Go keep Che batteries clean Caswcll fur
 thcr stated that tho plant could be put
 In good order for Che sum of tIo. and for that amount hc would guarantee Co fix it go that one ben could bc rung from | Ihan a dozen points in Che fire district
 whereas at prosont a bell could be rung ot only one point The matter wos laid over until next meeting
 NIT McGrath stated that nothing could
 bc done with thc Improvements on Tenth street untn an ordinance was passed
 whom Che street commissioner could
 have Che work done
 On motion thc following buls were or- dcrcd paid: Street Commissioner for roc building sixteenth street bridge, f07oi l Alaska Transfer Co. for hauling dirt gt7@: Daily Alaskan printing. tl1@
 The following school bnls were order
 cd paid. &. E. Moxon N5o; II. Higgins | tu. Z. Craven tH; e A. Peabody ti. w. T Myrlck. l0. E. L. Nelson, til. Dan
 Martin. SGD. e. E Hoffman, 20, J. F. Field Ei. e. A. Cuuon. y-C. W. splrN Iu.i0. J. Grobstad. y5So. J Henderson. %; l J. Richard. SIG: J. Muclcnbcrg S2i@. J.. Uatwick. @@. A. Nordstrom. 70; Rich-
 ard & Rose. S1o. Thos Mcdonald u5j;
 wm. Bernard tt55; E. Fonoss. SO. on motion Of Mir McGoth it was re,
 solved that Che street commissioner bc
 instructed Go construct crossings and walks over Che places thot had been
 washed out In various parts of Che city
 Street Commissioner Ruud then roe ported that hc was making good progress lu building street and alley crossings on Che west side of state street Ilc has com-
 plctcd Che work up Co Tenth street and
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-15
SUES TOR TIN
 THOUSAND
Sensational Outcome of Case
 At Dawson
MoGrado Dismissed on Charge Made By Mrs. Mcdonnell and Win Now Bring Suit Against Her For Ma lioiOus Action

DAWSON. Oct ii-Thomas McGradc. who was brought back from White Horse Friday. charged by Mrs. O Conncll. of Che Melbourne hotel. with threatening Co burn her house and also shoot one of the fami- ly. because sum alleged Co bc due him was not paid. had his trial here Friday and continued oyer Co Saturday Today Judge Dpgas dfmissed the case for want or sufficient evidence to bring out the charge.
 This afternoon rather sensational turn In the affairs or the ease developed.
 McGradc now comes back at Mrs. Me- Conncll in a suit for damages for Slo.- 0m
 His charge against Che hotel propri"- trcss ls that of bringing a malicious an false charge against him and bringing him back Co the city from White Horse.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-15
A SWELL WEDDING
Will Occur At Dawson Tomorrow
 Evoning

DAWSON. Oct. H.-A swell wedding win bc performed in this city Wednesday evening It win bc thc most elaborate affair eyer seen in thc Illondikc motropo- lls. not especially as regards the bril- liant arrangements but also Of the prom thence of the parties.
 Mrs W. p. West is the bride and Mir M. F. IT. Hcdd is the prospective groom.
 The ceremonies will take place in the Episcopal church.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-15
LanEdon Owns tho croamory

Ycstcrday George Spears sold out hia Interest in Che Creamery restaurant Go his partner John Langdon, who win continue Go run that popular resort Mfr. Langdon hos graduated in an branches Of Che business and win keep the Cream cry up Go its old standard.
 Mir Spears win leave In few days for Dawson and his departure win bc much regretted by his many friends here.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-15
NEW VENTURE
Jim Hall, EldOradO Miner,
 Buys Savoy Theatre

DAWSON. Oct ii-Dawson is Co have n new "anger in the theatrical world. Today Jim Han. the wealthy miner of Eldorado. bought out Arizona Charlie Meadows theatre the Savoy Tho price paid was u7O0.
 Mir Hall has not given out the policy that he win follow. but the knowing ones say some great things win happen now. The Savoy has been and is one of the popular amusement places Of the Klondikc
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-15
DAWSON SCHOOLS

DAWSON. Oct. 1t-This morning the new nvc-room school house was opened As regards architecture and arrange mcnts the school is a splendid piece of work
 Five teachers will be in charge and the enrolment this morning was an hundred and nfty nunls
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-15
Is Getting COIdOr

DAWSON. oct m-Wintcr weather has set in. that is the appearances look good for snow. The air is clear as bell and the winds are beginning Co tune up con- sldcrably It is growing colder nightly and the frosts have been quit severe for the past week.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-15

l' you want good work do1n tc'cphon, No u9 Automatic. Ny Cty Laundry Th.y take t away and return Co iD % Tow hours. or
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-15

For draying or expressing. call J. Cowan. Phone 55. Automatic, i9o.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-15

Just received a large stock of wintor millinery which win be sold at reduced nriccs Fifc-Alo'ala Co.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-15

selling an our stock at cost for the ncxt fifteen days at Wilson's drug store.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-15
Now Serves Hot Soda

Britt. Che pharmacist has just put in s hot soda apparatus. and is now prepared to dispense delicious cold weather drinks
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-15

Best drugs in the city at cost at Will sons.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-15

Have yoa e.ea tHlt hobby u1c of now spring ov,rc.lts lt Cilyeon's
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-15

Gentlomens shirts and parkas made to order Cor. ith and Main. s-is-im
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-15
AmOriOau Tailor. 4GI Broadway

Corduroy suits. English make. slo per suit
 Cheney's Boston Store.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-15
A Cutter Shoes at claysou'H.

For Che next fifteen days everything win bc sold at cost at Wilson's.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-15
raiIoriH

E. stylish H.I e..I Urrr clothes so t. r Na..I 0hn !. rr .tu- thr Ht"s, H.a most .I.h.r.hI. rn0r,s ou t1i'nrne r...y month Clothes Ht.I cleaned and rrmI G-H-tf
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-15

Wilson's arc selling goods a' cost.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-15
START WILT CRIMINALS
Three Indicted Offenders Ar
 raigned In Court

Date of Birds Trial Sot-He App poared To Bo Cheerful and Lia- toned Closely While He Case Was Being Discussed
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-15

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-05-01

- Die Brofeiioren 2DHler uno
ublenrutb in @ien tbeilen init, bas
iie Elm Serum entoedt baben, burd
oas Gbiere geaen Die Weaul= uno
&lauenieube geibiibt tperoen fDn=
men. Die @inlpribune bes Serums
getpdbrt ben Tbieren einen As $50
6en ipabrenben Sdub eeaen bie
Seube. Sobalo Die beioen @e(ehr=
ten baau pon ben 8eb1roen ernddl=
ttgt tperoen, tperoen iie oas Serum
Dem Bublifum 5ugdnglih mahen.
= Die oeutlbe Marine Gertpal=
tung bat einen Blan in @rtpdauna,
oemaufolge am norbDitliden @n6e
per Snlel Spit in Der Worblee in Der
Wdbe Der 8eltfiiite BON Shlesmia
elne JlpttenitatiDn erri9tet tuerben
ioa. Der in Musiiht senommene
6afen tuiirbe Der beutlden sSlptte
eine 3uflubtsitatte uno @eleaenbeit
5ur gornabme BON Heparatiren bic
ten.
sluf ,,aoslise Manier" seridtet.-
Nuber anberen @erfdiebenbeiten hatte
ii9 iosar in NudIiM auf bic Strafen
IN friiberen 3eiten Elm llnterf4ieb apiz
19en perionen bonn Mbel unb benz biir.
gerIiden Stanbe geduBert. Gum 8et<
{piel als i'm Sabre 1740 atpei irlGr.
btihe abeIioe Sfftaierg ibren Sberften
umsebradt batten. 10 Heb Der 80nig iie
auf rabeliee Manier," tpie Der 8efehl
lautete. f0pfen, bas beibt init pauten
unb 9rompeten." Oamit Wilbelm b.
9rumba4 unb Der id9fii4e &ansler
gbriitian p. 8riid auf abelise Manier
gepiertbeilt tpiirben, 10 tpurben iie auf
bem Ri9tplaB nit a9t Srompeten emz
pfansen. qlu9 Der Sberit 9ieronps
mus b. 8ranbenitein, 9pmmanbant
gu 9rimmitetn BEL Gotba, ipurbe unter
bem 8ldlen BON Srompeten gum &i4ts
plab sefiibrt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-05-01
8leibt beint "LONE STAR" 8ier!

Mancber idbpdrmt fir &ranmteipein,
Gpgnac audi nnb &nifebein,
Mamcber lit nmr bann nergnitgt,
NSenn er 9Sein ST trinfen frtegt.
@enieft ct Sies im lteberilnf,,
9ann fpntmt audi balb Der lteberbrmk.
ltaS C.. iinft npm stuf' su stmfe,
SDrt nicbt mebr Die Warmmmgsrmfe
Seimer SrennSe, Die ba meimen,
g fDmnt nidbts rasS, beim Sranmte.
tpeinen.
Sieber i0a CT 0Saiier trimfeu,
Statt iDipeit bimab5nfinfen,
Sa9lttb am neribieo'ncn Steilem
&elluer uber 98irtb at prellen.
Seid)t bic SfemeiiS ereilt ibu,
Man ertpiidbt i'm nmb ncrfeilt i'm,
lIebergiebt i'm baum benz 3thter,
Ser ba ftraft bic 81ieiuiebter,
Sperrt tbn nann-p fuelbe Yeim!
8leid5 fir ein'ge Sage eim.
2tlles SGie fumntt ans 9id,t
Sieber 9eier, tbm' cS nirbt!-
8leibe itets Sir eingebenf,
@as Oeim Natipmalgetramf:
5rinfe ileiRig LONE STAR 8ier
ltno 9m bait ben 2nbm Safiir,
Sleibit ftets miitbterm ttnS geimmS
Sbm' bieS aleu- Sreumben funb!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-05-01
@eoanksnfplitter.

@snn Der &unft tein gen1pel tnsbr often
ftebt bann fii9tet fie in bie @erfftatt.
WaS @utes bu getban unb aitt bersefeu baf,
Almalig iuanbelt f6's tn llnrsdt fat;
Bergans'ne Sdulb, bentit ibrer gu nit
S6mer,en,
Ysrflart CUR 1ugeno ft9 in beiusm Ser3en.
Sobalb etne Mobe aIlsemein getporben IN,
bat iie it4 iiberlebt.
Die tteinen 0tdter iudeu ben parna6 3,l
erflimmen. BITE groben itetsen BON bort su ben
Wenidsn bernieber.
GO gibt 4eute, bic einsn I'M 70 tueniasr Der.
ffebsu, je beutlider man ipirb.
Wtshr nod ais nab benz 8litd unierer
Sngeno iebuen mir unS I'm aiter mad, ben
w I'M den nnlerer Sueeno suriid.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-05-01
Gnter &atb.
6mmoresfe bon saatttr.

Wteine llnternebmunsen maren
gdnalib feblgelhlagen. .Sr meiner
TaIde reate ii6 nibts; in meiaem
&opfe orebte 1ih alles. S9 fam
nibt iiber Die Srage meg: v@as be-
sinnen? Was benn nur eleicb?
0eaboem i9 bieielbe 5rage stpei=
bunoerttauleno, oreibunbert uno 1ie=
benuno1iebaigmal in Die SUIT ge=
fragt bate, Tam elm li9ter Moment
iiber MIDI: i6 erinnerte mid meiner
syreunbe.
sllio 9ing ib gu einem oerielben
uno bat tbn, mir su ratben, mas ib
in aller Sbuelliefeit anfaneen
fDnnte, Inn mir mein tdeli1 8roo
5ll ertperben.
Mein 2ieber, laete lnein ssreunb
in lautem uno energilben Gone, Dor
allen Dingen min i9 Sbnen ben gu=
ten &atb geben: lai1en Sic nur ben
Wutb nibt iinfen, b0ren Sic? SIR
-8utrauen gu iid ielber biirfen Sic
unter feinen nmitdrben berlieren,
Deriteben Sic? Sobalb Sic fih nur
5uiammennebmen, tpirb unb muB es
Sbnen eelineen, alle Sbpieriefeiten
gu iiberminben - bas laee~ ib Sb=
men, lnb ib babe @rfabruneen bin=
ter mir, perlaHen sic fid oarauf.
ytebmen Sic nlr guten &atb an,
oann fann eS Sbnen gar ni9t feb=
len. Sd femme bas 2eben, tpinen
Sic. Nlio &Dpf bod, alien Mutb
unb ale Millensfraft oarangelebt
unb, ballp, opn 9ampf ppraus!
Seben Sic, oann fon1n1t gang BON
ielbit Der grfDlg, ben id Sbnen iibri=
gems BON Sersen wiinibte. 2eben
Sic tpobl!
Sb bebanfte mid, eina uno batte
6unger., Sd 1u9te einen anberen
Sreunb auf unb leete ibm Die 5rage
pur, auf tpelde @eiie id elm Stiid
8rob peroienen f0nnte. ST flopfte
mir tpoblpolleno auf Die Sbulter
uno iagte tpeib uno eefiblpoa:
Wfein Better, Sic lino burb ben
barten Sdidialsidlae srnabif ae=
tpiiierntaben betdubt. Sc liegt mir
fern, Sbnen einen Gortpurf oaraus
MAIDEN gu tpollen, oenn i1 finbe oas
menl9lih, beereiflib. @as i1 Sbnen
nun in better 9lbiibt orineeno ans
6er5 legen mDdte, oas lit elm Gatb,
Der Sbnen BON gr0Btem 9euben iein
miro, tpenn Sic fib oanad rihten.
3erlplittern Sic Sbre &raft nidt in
&leinlefeiten. Die 5abaolen @e=
biete unieres enDrm enttpidelten Ser
febrs bieten ia taulenbiabe @elegens
belt gu getpinnbringenoer s(rbeit,
aber balten Sic fib nibt bel unbe=
oeutenoen 9aeesnortbeilen auf, iuns
bern faiien Sic elm erDBeS 3iel in's
Nu9e, lbrefen Sic por &f uno
gntbebrunsen niht 5uriid = uno
Sic tuerben es bod brineen, bapDn
bin ih iiberaeugt, iebr bod: Wfil=
lipndr = ia, Sic brauben MIDI nibt
10 5tueifelnb an5uibauen, befolgen
Sic nur meine 8atbihldge, uno toir
meroen unS uieoer iprehen. Bis
oabin leben Sic tpobl!
SD bebanfte MIDI, eing uno par
iebr bungrig. Sd begab MIDI 81
einem britten 5reuilbe. Gr legte
feline Stirne in beoenfli6e Salten
uno meinte ernit uno eetpi6tie:
nSm. Sd ratbe Sbnen, enttpe=
Der cine Stellung anaunebmer, Doer
iib ielbititdnoie gu MAIDEN. Wenn
Sic lieber oaS 2ebtere tbun tpDllen.
10 m0bte id) Sic ausbriidlib oarauf
bintueiien, baB bic Selbititdnoigfeit
Elm &iiifo uno ibtpantenoe ginnab@
men NIT iib bringt. Dem gegens
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-05-01

na9 einieem ausbauernben RIineeln
offnete Elm perf9lafener, balbbefleibeter
Wfann Der uns eisentli6 gar ni6t
fennen tonnte, ober bod, in grparz
tlng eines euten Srinfgelbs, 1pfort Be-
rett mar, unfere 6austbiir au er{1liez
BEN.
60 tpar es sIiidli4 3tpeieinpiertel
geiDprben, als mir oben an unferer
Mobnuns fanben. Sd BIN bireft
frant,' tlagte meine arme 5rdu. Sd
flingelte lange. ,sSa, es iit gut, bab
man enbli9 gu ieiner Rube fomnlt,'
iaete i6 nod, i9 Mbnunssloier. Gs
lieb f4 ni9ts bDren. Sd flingelte
tpieber. Wir bDrten ben treuen So.
ras, Der uns natiirli9 lGnsit erfannt
bate, ii9 bon feinenl 2ager erbeben
unb an Der sbiir fraben; bon Sberes
bDrten mir nt9ts.
Sic 1T natiirlt9 einsef9lafen,' Be-
merfte i4. ,Das ion fe aber nid6t,'
mar Die 9lnttport, ,ein prbentliAes
Mdb@en bat aufsubGeiben, Big bic
9erri9aft tommt. .'-,Ma, tpeiBt 9u.
Tim bieie Gtunbe ber Na9t-'-,@an3
einerlei. Du mubt lGngsr fltngeln, lies
Der WaIbemar! Menn elm MGb9en es
10 gut bat, lpie iie bel uns! @pr neun
llbr braudt iie ME ausauiteben.'
tGLY,,E s,YoLN
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-05-01

iiber iinb Die gbancen bes 1e(blt1tdn=
oigen @eibaftsbetriebes i'm Nqae=
meinen beIier, als Die elmer ia(orir=
ten 1bdtigfeit, audi menn bieie init
1antieme 8e5ii9en perbunben iit.
Dime Sic BON Der 9lnnablne elmer
Stelung irgenbtpie abbalten slt tuDl=
len, mD6te ib Sbnen bod ratben, elm
@elhdft nnr NIT geniigenben, &api=
tai 81 begriinoen. Inter lntltdn=
ben errei6en Sic bas am belten ba=
our6, oaB Sic 1ib nit einem fapi=
talfrdftigen 9beilbaber aiiociiren.
@s miro mild freuen, nit Sbrer
Sirma in @elbditsperbinoung gu
treten, la1ien Sic nur balo bon 1id)
b0ren uno leben Sic einittpeilen
tpDbl.
SD beoanfte MIDI, eins uuo batte
gepaltigen 9unger. S9 tpanoerte au
etnem pierten Sreunbe.
n@t, oas tniiBte ia nit oem 9eufel
augeben, menn Sie's nibt eana fit
pieoer alt mas brinsen lDllten" rief
mein pierter sSreuno lebbaft uno
Ibenferte init ben Nrmen. ,&Dnnen
Sic betipielsme;le nibt raIb mas
cDrnponiren, BE? gu, tpie Der Mann
NIT benz &oafs ooer Torrabunoieb?
Da niro elm 6eibeneelo neroient, an
ion &raln.
Sb bin niht ntuiifalild, ililiterte
ib.
Nd, bas iit ia eiaentlid 0seben=
labe, lagte mein Sreunb. Nber out,
tpenn Sic oas nibt tpplIen, ib iDeib
no9 geiieres, paiien sic auf. Sd
mill Sbnen einen &atb eeben, aus
benz Sic @olb MAIDEN f6nnen, pu=
res 8olo. glio benfen sic NAL an
Dag Gri=cri-erinnern Sic iid5 npd)?
geein, flititerte i'd.
gbut nibts, es fprnmt 10 qenau
nlht oarauf an, ia9te mein 5reuno.
IS tpar ne Dirt fleine Bled5hahtel
: tpenn man barauf brildte, ntadte
iie: flaf, fnad. sln bielem allerz
Deinfaltigiten biimn1iten Spief5eua lit
oer Grrtnoer ell1 lbmerrel6er Wfann
getpproen: 6e, lnerfen Sic tpas?
9ti9t tpabr? Sic brauden nur qana
einfa9 etpas nod 8lDbIinniaeres
81 erfinoen unb i'm 6anoumbreben
iino Sic iteinreib. glio-b bei(dufiq,
ben @eneraluertrieb Sbres Mrtifels
tperoen Sic natiirlib mir iibertra=
een?-Sbr 6an6iblaa aeniiat mir
bat MIDI iebr eefreut = auf @ieoer=
1eben.
Sb ging uno bangte MIDI in tnei=
ner Wobnun9 am Spieeelbafen auf.
Oort bdnge id nod. gBem nidt
gu ratben 1T, oem ift nibt gu belfen.
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Gin bpraiialid1er Srppfem,

bas ilt bas einitimnlige llrtbeil, tuelcbes
bas Bublitum iiber bas TEXAS PRIDE
bee San Antonio Brewing Associa-
ton" (gitp<8rauere) gef6lt bat. 9as
Sob oes nelen 8ieres miro iiberoll BIN
perfiin6et unb bic Srauerei lit faum i'm
Stanbe, alle Nuftrase 10 prompt 3u fiil<
len, tuie fie bies tuobl m6cbte Die Ser
itetluns oieles 8ieres lit Elm Sd]uB ins
Sbtuar5e, elm Sreffer, tuic er fup6lge~
lungener nicbt ietn fpnute
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tSparett STE S6r 6efo!

stns Saa6tel BON Gutts Yillen er.
i'2att Sbnen piele Dollars fir Doftore
Hiehuunsen. OieIe 8i(len turiren IN
ser allea umltdnoen iammtlihe ourd, Der
a9tassn, bic Qeber D6er bic @inasneiot
be- anlaBten &ranthsiten.
Us ii Siss ksins gswagft psbauptnus.
0snn sesen &Opfidmsryn, Dpspsp.
iis, Wlalaria, 8erltopfun9 unb @allene
5siosn sebrauden WiuiOnen 2sute
Smtt's &ebes YiMe,,.
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Grturiionen Der S. & g. M.s8abu


WaG sam syraneiseo. CAL, pDm
IS. Bis Il. Suli: Epworth League Con
vention.
Stad) Mtentpbts, Semt., bonn %.
biz 30 Meai: 3ulammenfunft Der nereinig<
ten conf6berirten 8eteranen.
Sittle Nof, 9lrf., BPM IL. bis 49,
Wtai: General Assembly Presbyterian
Church.
Nad) 9aIas, Seg., pom 30 slpril
Bis 2. Weai: Federation of Womens
Clubs.
Sir pbise grturiiouen iiub iebr nie-
brise &aten angeiebt fuDroer. 8eeen
ginselbeiten, bes9l. Staten, Sertaufstaee,
@Iltiafeitsbauer, sSabraeiten &C., ipenbe
man iib on ben nabiten sl9enten Der S,
& @. N.e8abn, Dber i6reihe on
3. s. Brice, 9. .. & 3. o.,
Yaleitine Seras.