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The broad ax., 1902-06-21

anwsukes Man Asks for Marriage ~
esuss IN = Drug stone.
An Individual. Who from his clothes
ard the dinner pail which he carried
appeared to be q laboring nm, r.
Gently walked into q drug store On
Eleventh avenue and requested 70 Be
given 3 marriage license
you'll have 70 60 TO the city hall
10 get that said the druggist
I don't see Why. Isn't ny money
good here. I'm IN q hurry, too.
I'VE don't handle that kind Of n
eense," answered the drug store nan
wen, / was told could set one
here sure. and that ID justice
won't marry me without q license"
angrily snapped the fellow as he
walked out.
The druggist said that people often
come In with requests which would
make q stone man smile. -and II you
DO laugh they get mad, he concluded.
Milwaukee Sentinel.
The broad ax., 1902-06-21
AZ the Court Of Ianan.

There Is no barbarie splendor about
the court Of Japan. nor does the en-
pecor insist on fantastic forms Of hO-
mage. He is just e plain individual.
His guests he receives standing. and
he enters freely into conversation with
all There Is scarcely a subject that
does not interest him or one on which
he is not well informed. A delightful
host, it is his custom to surround him
self with clever men-men who are
the shining lights Of their professions.
Engineers, artists, musicians. writer's,
soldiers, scientists-every class Of per.
son who has won distinction Is vel
come at the royal table, for It Is one
Of the characteristics Of his majesty
that in the distribution Of his favOrs
he Is thoroughly impartial
The broad ax., 1902-06-21

They had been having . discussion
concerning the necessity or otherwise
Of purchasing q new SILK dress In or
der 70 b on q level with the De Mon
eys next door. Banks had vetoed the
purchase on the ground Of sxtrHEa-
gance and want Of funds. and his wife
was much put out
Dinner ready, my dearf" he asked.
n his most cOncillatory manner. Her
face had been like q stale thunder
storm ever since the disagreement
and Banks wanted 70 change e.
@Yes," answered Mrs. b. shortly.
-Must Try again" said Banks 70
himself Thea aloud: =Ah, am
glad Of that my love. have what
the poets would can an aching void,
Sarah"
you often suffer from headache. =
she returned IN q cutting toHe.
Banks drew his chair up 70 the
table with unnecessary noise. and re-
Trained nom further attempts AZ con.
Citation lor the rest Of the day
Stray stories.
The broad ax., 1902-06-21

A statement recently credited 70
Rabbi Hirsch Of Chicago 70 the effect
that the Jewish Sabbath Is dead is
strongly contradieted BY Rev. DR.. II.
Perelra Mendes Of New York. In an
address before q Boston audience q few
days ago DIT. Mendes said that the re-
form rabbIs Of the New Orleans con-
vention who advocated the transfer OF
the Jewish Sabbath to the Christian
Sunday are disloyal, and TO his mind
the other rabbis present did wrong in
allowing the discussion OF the subject
Continuing, Dr.. Mendes said; 1T may
seem strong language to use, but the
rabbi who advocates or suggests q
transfer Of the Jewish Sabbath 70 Sun
day Is a traitor 20 bis Inv and 70 his
God. Il Is not the Jewish Sabbath
that is dead. Il Il Judaism that is
dead in DR.. Hirsch's heart II he can
not preach the Jewish religion he
should, Il he be honest, resign from
the Jewish pulpit"
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s.u,ls Lev. Es.tuH

When he began 70 learn to read and
write English, Rouehe Sampson Bona
venture o'Brien. q Frenchman from
Montreal. happened to select, iE pur-
suing his studies. q Ready Letter
Writer" which included love letters
for the bashful. as q medium from
which to copy. The copies were sub
mitted to Mrs. Mabel Davis. his teach
or, which, he says, accounts for his BE-
Ing named e. correspondent In q d.
Vores suit brought b. Mr.. DaTiA
OBrien IL chief engineer q the Mar
ragansett Electric Company, at PrOVF
oenee. and while pursuing his study Of
English lodged Ct q house where MrA
Davis also had rooms
In writing letters he did not conhns
himself 10 those In the book, but found
some to his liking In newspapers, and
says that on one occasion he copied
extracts from q letter which q diSh-
washer named John, who worked 81
the lodging house. showed him, and
which be sent % Mrs. Davis.
some Of his letters fen into the
hands Of Mr.. Davis. and . divorce suit
is the result
The broad ax., 1902-06-21

During one Of Bishop Potter's paro-
chial visits there happened TO be .
number Of young deacOns In the YES.
try room before service. One Of them,
who was rather laxative, remarked.
See, Bishop, in the benedicite there
is mention Of you" pointing to the
words. "Oh. all ye priests Of the Lord.
bless ys the Lord" etc. but there is
nothing said about as deaeons; don't
think Il is quite fair! 4"
''Oh, yes. there is," quietly replied
the Bishop. Here Il is: oh, all ys
green things upon the earth. bless ye
the Lord!' New York Times.
The broad ax., 1902-06-21
- q - !. FsrIlsa =.

A great many people isttSr them
selves that they are able 10 tel q
genuine Persian rug from q spurious.
machInemade one By touch, but In
this they deceive themselves. The best
and surest way 10 tell q genuine from
an imitation Persian rug is By the fol-
lowing:
II one win look close he win OBJ
serve that In the genuine Persian rug
the intricate and complicated pattern
or design Is not altogether symmetrF
cal, the corresponding flowers, VineA
or geometrical figures Of one side b
ing q little out Of line, larger or small
or, or not meeting. and joining with
figures on the corresponding detail On
the opposite side Of the rug. This Is
owing to the fact that In hAnd-weaYing
Il Is impossible 70 obtain perfect syn
metTy Of patterns, especially when the
designs are 80 complicated a. they
are on Persian rugs. On the other
hand, let one examine closely the ma
ehine-mads rug, and he VIII and the
most perfect symmetry Of pattern, 90
much 90, IN fact, that the design looks
positively rigid and harsh. This Is
q pretty safe guide. and II observed
one win seldom mistake an imitation
Tor q genuine Persian rug
The broad ax., 1902-06-21

Ghakespearean enthusiasts IN Eng
land have combined % prodlce q new
quarterly magazine q which Shakes,
peare q % be the inspiration. Il was
launched e Stratford-oE-AFon on
Shakespeare birthday, April =. and
IS title q tie shrine.
Tho idea a IS founders r. hat
Ghakespsars wa q symbolist and the
naeazins e b bear witness to his
personal thought e. eDshrined In his
symbolism.
ne magaElno begins By spurnlng
ne contsnfion nat shaksspears vas
Bacon q ths gEound nat Bacon's
verse IS ulioFly contsnptibis. and ne
nean, groEsllng and sonetmas eFaD
ioaihsome character 81 his moral sen
tnents would be impossible 70
ehaksapera
The broad ax., 1902-06-21
How = Phrns. orIaInatsd.

A local historian down IN Connect
cut thinks he has found the origin Of
the term - lot Of land" as applied to
q house tot" or q parcel Of land.
which he says Is q purely American
term, or, In other words, q colonial
term as found IN the early records.
Il originated from the custom Of divid-
ing grants for townships, etc, into par.
cells Of land and then numbering each
parcel, putting the numbers into hat,
or whatever was used, and then haV-
ing them drawn out by those who
were 20 occupy the land. Each man
took the parcel corresponding 70 his
number. 50 his land came BY lot liter
ally, and hence the use Of the term.
The broad ax., 1902-06-21
49, aeIleved b cr.matlon.

Judge George P. Andrews Of the
New York Supreme Court, who has
Just passed away. directed in his win
that his body be cremated. and his
ashes deposited at such place as his
widow may designate. He especially
directed his executors 70 carry out this
clause and in the event Of their re-
fussl or neglect to do 30 the provisions
for their benefit were 10 be void. The
Incarceration took place at Fresh Pond,
LII
The broad ax., 1902-06-21

Stigma Heuoae4 FtttN estNi-t-
Nichasl Mullett, an honest citi1en
az ConrreSsman Suffers district IN
New York city. has succeeded IN haY-
ing congress remove fIOn his name
- updo- rvsd stigma that he Was q
degerter nom the army. He served
n tas civl war and while q home on
4 fuFloueh was druEsed and shipped.
under smother name, on board q naval
receiving ship IN due course he vas
listed a. = deserter, but aid not learn
Of dis untl recently. Then he inter
estsd sul1aF On his csc and the con
eressman has secured the passage q
bin corrocting Mullett's military rec
ord. The cd soldiers daughter is
lust about 10 Be married. and her
father knows Of no better wedding
present 10 give her than the gift Sc
cured through congress-
The broad ax., 1902-06-21

Popularity % Amos Cummings
An example Of the esumation In
which the late Congressman Amos
Cummings was held IN New York was
Given two members Of the congress
slonal delegation which went over
from Washington 70 attend his tuner
a. A eabman demanded IS for q very
short drive and the congressman
thought It was too much. They ap-
pealed 70 q policeman, who said that
when people come to New York for
q good time they must expect TO pay
for Il. But we didn't come for a good
time" said one Of the visitors. We
came here 70 help bury our old friend
Amos CUmmings" "Whati Amos
Cummings" said the ofieer. Say,
cabby, you take a dollar and set away
quick ~ you know how"
The broad ax., 1902-06-21

r,.saauR aTat.n RsasAas psgsllsA9
uuEa0un llssuhsra
IA farmers Of the United STATS 70
.day are sowing corn lads agsEesAdns
over eighty mfllion acFos-tsn niiLloa
more than ten years go. and harHele
ing two billion bushels and ever n
season. Thar Whsat hslds cover
forty million acros-four million more
fhan IN Isso-Rnd even tie GO a1sA
a nearly thirty million acroa. "a -,
crease q 80 per cent Z nay be -
posSlbls % ssll such q erop lmmediece
IL ezcept e q losA Therefore he -
psrativo necessity for Storage tacll-
ties has resulted in the dsFeloDmeat
Of the elevator system in Anorica on
q scale unknown elsewhere In ne
world.
On q Dakota, kansas or NebraskA
farm where the harvest helA mAy
cover 500 or 1000 acres only . mall
portion Of the yield is threshod ana
placed IN ne barn bins The oulE y
carried 10 what are termed railroad 81
evators located IN convenient toWnA
These vary IN capacity from 10000 70
iOO. 900 bushels, according % their 10
cation IN the PRODUCING district ana
from them the transportation company
loads its cars for the domestic OF for
sign market But the district eleTa'
tors, - they might Be called, repre-
sent only . fraction Of the space Tor
storage which new exists 10 the Unit
e States. Before Il is loaded on ship
board ct tidsWatsr, q cargo may pass
through four or I've different build
ings, BE- transferred from car TO YES
sci ana back again to car, as the moo
srn processes employed facilitate its
handling with ease and economy.
The broad ax., 1902-06-21

According 70 New York announce
nont, Mr.. Morgan has two silent part
n0rs IA his Atlantic steamship trust.
Must be the United States and Great
Britain.
The broad ax., 1902-06-21

That New Hampshire man who has
Just been identified In Maine. lost his
memory 50 completely that he could
not even ten who his mOther4n-lsw
was.
The broad ax., 1902-06-21

The discovery that horse meat Is
being served Sn Chicago free lunch
counters Is causing onetime patrons
% say neigh when the sandwiches are
passed.
The broad ax., 1902-06-21

Lundon a OFerrun with American
photographers who have gone fhither
. talls Views Of The coronation
scenes. Edward win End that getting
crowned IS no joke.
The broad ax., 1902-06-21
Miles Of Corn Land.

II all the land planted in corn In
the United States this year were
mass-d, the area would exceed the
British Isles, Holland and Belgium
combined, or four-hfths OF the ARIA OF
France or Germany.
The broad ax., 1902-06-21

Russell SAGE has been confined %
his hose for q day o. two Win cold.
Re can coneole himself Tor TIE loss
q tine 81 tie oncs By renenbering
nat hs has SAVED car fare.
The broad ax., 1902-06-21

Emperor William Is experimenting
with an alcohol pIOw on his farm At
Kadinen. He is, however. permitting
somebody else 70 hold the handles.
The broad ax., 1902-06-21

The neat trust has It's righteous
uses. A cheap comedian has become
famous By the gag: Come out 70
dinner with me. Were going 70 have
beefstsak."
The broad ax., 1902-06-21

photographs Of Mont Pelee In erup-
ton demonstrate that the distinguish
"a subject neglected TO look pleasant
while sitting for its picture.
The broad ax., 1902-06-21

The son Of q former mayor Of St
Louis has been indicted for boodIing
Either the St Louis boOdlers we're
very bold OF bad bunglers.
The broad ax., 1902-06-21

Miss Rose Bud was among the
graduates Of the Marion. Kan. high
school 3 few days ago. Let rs hope
her fragrance may not be wasted
upon desert air.
The broad ax., 1902-06-21

Amos ]. Cummings left an estate
valued at $500. he was great as
journalist, and must have been hon
est as q Congressman
The broad ax., 1902-06-21

A Mormon named Reed smoot Is
trying 10 get himself elected to the
United States senate from Utah. It
= ALLEGED that he has several wives.
q addition to the name.
The broad ax., 1902-06-21

Why Is It that We don't hear more
Of the Belgian hare Is 3 solution OF
the beef problem? Have all the read
OrS unloaded2
The broad ax., 1902-06-21

Ping-pong Is said 10 be very bad for
the eye. At least it has been OBJ
served that most Of the players have
= bad eye for ping-pong.
The broad ax., 1902-06-21

ENGLEwooD LODGE NO ago
G. U. o. of o. F.
Invites you and your friends to accompany them
on their
FOURTH ANNUAL
PILGRIMAGE
TROLLEY CAR PARTY
Over the lines of the CALUMET ELECTRIC
RAILWAY; through the picturesque suburbs Of
Grand Crossing, Burnside, New Holland, Roseland,
West Pullman and Blue Island; constituting the
longest ride in the world for the price charged.
SATURDAY, JUNE AZ, IsOa
To the Prehistoric
CALUMET GROVE
Situated upon the banks Of the Famous Calumet
River
UNDER MOONLIGHT SKIES
THE COMMITTEE Guarantees the best of dseorum
and GOOD JOLLY TIME TO ALL.
THE DANCING PAVILION Is the finest, over
looking the beautiful river dotted with boats
ADJUSTMENTS Of an kinds on the grounds.
MUSIC BY Prof Armsnt's Orchestra
FLOOR COMMITTEE Prof. J. W. Hall and
Thomas Lauier.
TICKETS FOR THIS ENCHANTING OUTING
ssc Person INCLUDING ADMISSION TO
THE GROVE
CARS win leave 6Srd and South Park Ave. at 80.
$50 $50 and 9 p. m.
COMMITTEE Berneit, Thomas Lanier. J. F.
Milton. Henry Ragion. T I.anisr. william Wal
lace. B. F Pension Edward Tidnngton R.
Woodfolk. L W Hood J C Elliott, ". S
Collins. A. J. Marshall. E H Wright
BEAUREcARDF MOsELEY. Chairnan
The broad ax., 1902-06-21

Mr.. Anonymous Is unusually gener-
Gus this year. HIS latest benefaction
ls a 100000 laboratory 70 be built
e Yale.
The broad ax., 1902-06-21

The VARIOUS substitutes for rubber
are useful for almost everything ex-
espt those purposes for which rubber
s. generally used.
The broad ax., 1902-06-21

Readers Of the Bible win remember
that Ezekiel long ago sounded a warn
ing TO them that dwell earelessly in
the isles"
The broad ax., 1902-06-21

ne ezur o. Russia has again discoY-
cred that his lie Insurance policy Is
q so0d inEesment
The broad ax., 1902-06-21

King Alfonso already has q cabinet
crisis on his hands But he'll get
used 20 that sort Of thing II he lasts
long.
The broad ax., 1902-06-21

Russell Sage Is up and around again
snd probably worrying about the bnl
the doctor win be sending In.
The broad ax., 1902-06-21

ne treaty q peace between Chile
oah Argentina q q fortunate thing
-1oF Argentina
The broad ax., 1902-06-21

Herr Krupp's faith IN an approach
Ing mlIlennulm Of universal peace is
shown IN his works.
The broad ax., 1902-06-21

TIE bore Who asks whether II is
hot enough for you Is about ready to
make his annual inquiry.
The broad ax., 1902-06-21

i5o1f PsIes haS done Is worst bul
Aa HourLh o July g yet 70 come
The broad ax., 1902-06-21

-.
The broad ax., 1902-06-21

coRNs completely cured for Zoe. Sent POstPAiSc
unrTsrsal No. Co, Dept. n, Grand Rapids, &c.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-08-22
Tolgeloes tit BEN yGbirago 400"
Mfat 1902 entnommer.

n....@a bic nSnternational & Great
Nortbern BON Seras" anbelangt, 10 muB
es Seben iberraiben, menn er genann<
ten Staat beiuebt unb ben b~pr5iigliben
3utano iener Babn unb ben ausneb-
menb prd5iien Bu9s9ienit iiebt-ben be-
ten, ni9t nur in 9eras, 5pubern aud
ben bieler 9rpBen 8abnen i'm Nprben
iibertrefenb. Sd entfinne mid feiner
gtjenbabn in ben Ser. Staten, beren
ssday coaches" benen Der s. & 9. q.
eleibfommen. Die @agen iinb bod,
9erdumig, 5bbn ausgeitattet uno beG.
MuBerbem fin6et iib in ie6em Wagen elm
boraiglib eingeribteteS Soilette>Mbtbeil
Dor, tuelbes man tpDbl tur in einem
Salpns@agen er5utrefen glaubt. Die
s. & q. q. baut ibre eigenen Wnggons
in ben Balefine<S buppen un6 pertpem>
oet-io melt aIs m69lih-nur Material
aus benz 5eimatbs Staate. Oie "day-
coaches, beren ib pben g~rtpabnumg
that, iinb ''chair cars, elegant un6
beqnem eingeribtet, nit eleftrt5Her Be>
leuftung, i'm Winter Dampf 6eiaung,
groBen Senltern uno NIT Teppiben be-
lesten SuBbbben. Der 8us Dienft 1T
nDralglicb. 9ie 8abn 5ei9t an: rDie
i1nenten 3lge i'm Siben" un6 pertuirfs
libt audi bieie Behauptuns burb bic
@erpenbung Der 9rbBten, ibneriten unb
ibnenten 9ofomDtiben, 6ie i'm ganaen
Staate ansutreffen itnb."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-08-22
Warfeln mm's 3ebem.

ueber Die WeranlaKung gu benz
rameritanii1en" @lrfelipiel um's
4eben, Der ben Selbitmoro oes
Sngenieurs Mlfreo Bruno Nein=
bolb aus Mebl in DfpreuBen auf
Der @~iienbabn na@ 2anbsbera
a. IS. CUR JDlge batte, piro
berimtet: DaS DueQ tpurbe burh
cine 2iebesafaire berbeieefibrt.
Cine 5reuno beruarb fih UNI Die
CUNT BON MeinbplbS Dame. Das
iibrte 5u elmer Suroeruna auf naneriz
nifbes' Duen. DaS 9DoeslDps traf
ben 6erausfproerer Geinbolo. Sn
einem Briefe, ben er furs Dor ieinem
TDoe ieiner Mutter ibrieb, bat er iie,
fie mDge linn nidt fIudyen; tpenr, er
fretpiaie aus benz 2eben ideioe; er
iei poaftdnoig 6err ieiner 6anblune.
Heinbolo mar. mie nod erudbnt lei,
pom IA. Sanuar B.. So. bis 81. SUM-
in &aufebmen, pD er alS Snaenieur
bes Deibbnuamtes piel @elo Der.
bierte. tbdtig. Seine GprgeieBten
ftelten ibtn oas 8euaniB zines fleiBis
gen Menfhen aus, Der 6urh ieinen
6leiB unb feline Beeabung nod niel
bdtte erreiden f6nnen. Som Is.
Suli an tpar er in einem 9ei9bati<
@eibdft in Berlin bei9dftigt unb
tuDbnte in GbarlOttenburg.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-08-22
9A8 &aIa.

Obmpbl bas Gala in ben meifen
Werfen iber Didtetit nlr als bic els
mes @emuraes ermdbnt miro, gilt es
bod aagemein alS elm unentbebrli.
der Beitanbtbeil Der Wabrung fiir
Menfben uno Tbiere. Weoi-
5iniibe NutDritdter ftimmen boz
bin therein, baB bic aqgemeire
@eiunebeit leibt Sbaben erleibet,
wenn Der idbrlihe Salsperbraub
unter bier &ilogramm fur ben @in<
5elnen berabaebt. Sn Adnoern uno
@egenoen, mu eS an Sals mangelt,
miro es fir einen bobuertbieen
Stuf angeleben. uno Sala entbebs
rem 81 miiifen, pirtt ebenlo ihmera=
lid. mie Ourft 0oer Sunger, uenn
oiefe Wirtung AUDI nibt gleib
10 augenfduig berportritt. Ser Wan,
gel an Sal5 neruriabt 5mar feine
beitimmte ein5elne &rantbeit, er lebt
aber bic 2ebenstraft bes Oreanis.
mus i'm Nqeemeiner berab, 10 baB
in oieier @eiie geihdoiete Beriouen
ieber geraoe berribeuoen epidemic
lei9ter gum Opfer fallen. SIT Der
81 itarte Sal5genuB audi niht ges
raoe uortbeilbaft 81 nennen, 10 iino
bod bic S-hnar3molereien, ponab
oaourh bic Gntitebuna oes &rebies
~beginitigt meroe. inS @ebiet Der
Sabel 81 permeilen,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-08-22
sett itber so Sahreu

lbon murbe MrS. @inslDm's SOD.
thing Syrup pDn MiIiDnep BON
Miittern beim .3abnen Der 8inber
angemerbet. 8irft Dm i'm Sdlafe
our9 oaS Sbreier zines &inbeS ge.
itDrt, bas int 8abnen lit uno npr
Sbmersen meint? Mern TO-, laf1e
lDfort cine Slaibe BON ,Mra.
WinslDmS SoDtbing Gnrup" bolen.
Sein 8ertb lit unbeaablbar. Sc
miro benz fleinen 2eibenoen lofDrt
2inoerung neribafen. 8erlaBt eu1
oarauf, Witter, es 1T tein Bmeifel
oariber. Sc BELT Diarrbpe, regu.
lirt ben Mager unb bic Mieren, be.
ieitigt 8ino : &Dlit, ermeibt ben
@aumen, perbinoert @nt5inoung
uno itdrtt bas gauge Spftem. rWrs.
Winslpms SoDtbine Syrup" fiir CAB.
nenoe &inoer lit atlgenebm i'm sc.
ibmad; bas Neeept ftarntnt BON
einem Der beften ueibli1en Mer5te in
ben Ser. Staaten. Sc 1T bel aIer,
Hruggiiten in Der gartaert Welt gu
baben. Breis Is Gents per Slai1e.
&auft niGts anberes. als Wrs.
Binsloms Soothina-S nrup.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-08-22
DR.. w. B. SEELEY, Direktor.
Ser CINDERELLA @dmb .Yalaif

itebt an Der Spite aIer Sbubge=
ibdfte in Der Staot unb erfreut fib
elmer itets wahienoen &unoibaft.
Naes neue, mas auf benz Sbubs
marft erideint uno aqes, mas iid
an dlteren Sabrifaten bemdbrt bat,
tit bier 81 finoen. Die gieentbi=
lter oieies @elbafts haben cine
l%aneidbrige @rfabrung in ibrer
8ranhe uno periteben es, portbeilz
baft ein5ufaufen. Die @dube aus
Dem Cinderella 8alait 1inb fa1t un=
permaftlid. Sober ertennt oas an.
Der bier fauft.
SEQ. 207 Mlamo : Bla5a, Sci. 585.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-08-22
Ont aealtertes Bier.

Maes @ebrdu Der MnbeuiersB uib
8rauerei in ct. Souls, Wtp., miro
cine 8eitlang auf 2aaer eebal.
ten, UNI ibn 10 cine CUTE 8efDmm-
lihfeit su5uiihern. Gin 2aeers
rauln, Der gu jeber Stunoe 375. 900
SAB balten fam, trdgt oafur Gorge.
oaB bas 8ier bic n6tbiee &eife uno
oaS erforoerlibe Nlter erbdlt, ebe
eS in ben 6anoel tDmmt. Die
8iere bteler Brauerei iinb in alien
beiieren 6Dtel8, Gales unb &lubs
auf Der gan5en @roe erbdltlih.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-08-22

geiubt tueroen mubte. Sic fano iib
erft. als bic anoeren ihun melt por@
aus tparer, ba lag tie nit einemmal
euloig blintenb i'm @raie. uno
Sus9en beoanfte fib ieEr Bel benz
6errrt 8aumeiiter. Sbmeigenb eing
er an ibrer Seite, breunenoe Sraeen
i'm 6erser, Die er niht auS5ulpreben
magte. Gin Seufaer bob linn Die
8ruit. = Sonte er ipreben? Splte
er fie fragen, oh er fon,n,er birfe -
in ibr 6aus, 81 ibren @ltern? =
Sour menige Winuten bes Naeinz
ieins maren ibnen mod eee0nnt =
bort pben bpgen bic Gnberen bereits
um bic @de = SDIte er ipreben?-
&onnte niht elm gu raibes Wort fie
erlhreden?
Sn benz 6in unb Ser Ieiner @ez
oanfen abtete er nibt beiunbers bes
Weges; er bemerfte es nibt, baB oer=
Ielbe nieoer an einem &leefelb
nurbeifabrte.
Morat1 mpdte 1ie pobl benfen?-
Gin ~finnenber Musoruf lag auf III
rent @eiibt, unb ibr Sbritt nerlang=
iamte fib mebr unb mebr - uno
plDblib quote iie freuoia aulammen,
blieb iteben = aDgerte, puroe roth,
5Dgerte nod einntal unb
Seben Sic oDb, SEER Baumeiiter,
elm = 8ierbldttriges, flang es leiie,
aber oeutlid binauf gu inn.
Gin 8ierbldttriees? = @r bertrand
ni6t gleib. aber oann --- Gin
oider &irihbaum ibibte fie beibe,
bort uben perfhmanben bic lebten
um Die @de = raid bog er fib bers
ab = Susben bielt bic Wimpern
tief 9eienft uno fab uno t,erfte niHts
bon benz, mas porging. Bis iie itd
plDblib umfaBt unb auf ibren 2ippen
einen beiBen &uB BREMEN fib[te. =
Da NOR eS gum Sbreien 81 ipdt =
Das Bierbldttrige barg er in lei=
ner 8ruittafbe alS gutes Omen fir
einer tpeiteren gliidliben Sortibritt
oeS glidli1 8egunnenert. -
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-08-22
8illaros in SHpls' @artem nur
30 Gents pro Stunoe bon nun an.
Greuriiouen Der 5. & 9. g.

Wad1 @aibimgton, 8. g.: Rational.
Selblaser Der G.. A. R. Sebr niebriae
Staten. Sabrfarten-Museabe am g., 8.
nno 4. Sftober. @lltie Bis gum IL. Oft.
NIT 8erlangernngs-Reb Bis 3. @on.
3ah MARTIN, Ser., benz sroBen 8ur-
Ort. Riebriee grcuriions-Roten. Sabr.
fartens auSeabe tpabrenb bes sansen Sab.
res. BUR &iidfabrt siiltis fir ben 8eite
raum oon 60 3asen.
Spmmcr : Grcuriinncn naA ptelen
Orten in 9eras unb i'm Noroen nno
Often. Rieori9e 5abrpreiie. 5abrtars
ten b%ertauft tdglib bis gum 50. oeptert'
Der. @iltie bis gum 81: DIT.
8esen aaer ertpinihten M%nstinfte
tuenbe man iih ar:
.. Brice, q. g. &T. Gat.,
Baleitine. 9eGas.