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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-12-20

Wir iinb i'm 8eiib bes grOBten
uno rei6baltigften 2agers bon Glanel,
uno Merino unterpdf6e, Striimpfen
uno Sanbf9uben. Wer fir ben Win=
ter einfaufen mil, Der perfeble ni9t uns
gu beIu9en. OOung & Nrnolb,
242 Weit Commences >Strabe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-12-20
!Gnf6,a asesetabilii6er
ssss y Sicilianii1er
CtGars0rltelteret.. .

Selten sewinnt elm SeiImtteI 70 enti6iebenes
Iertrauet bsiri qubIit,m ipie Saa's 6aar.erneus
ertr. Die 5dle, in benen ct cine poatdnbise Bie<
nerberiteluns Der 6arbe bes Saares unb einen
seiunoen 8uftanb Der aopfbaut berp6rserufen, iinb
uasdblis. alte 2eite Ioben ibn nm einer rpunbers
barren araft tpiIen ibren weiBwerbenben aoden
5ereH aripriin8lide 5arbe unb S6onbeit iuieber3us
gebsn. seate in mtttIersn Sabren sebrau6en ibn
sere, neil er bic aabIbeit uertitet, ebuppen entz
ternt bdlt unb benz 6aare elm iraftises sa@stbum
ertbetit. Sunge Gamen iinb ibni nm ibrer EoiIette
irtueH serposen, neil er bem 5aare einen fdbSnen
uet9en @Innj eabeilt, ,unb es ibnen nt5sIi& ma5t,
tbr 3aar tn ieber beliebisen Sorm 3u;uri6ten. go
~ er BET allen beliebt, nnb sruar einfat aus benz
Srunoe neil er ftets ibren er.uartunssn entpri9t.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-12-20
9te Sauutiupll=G =Grnte beS sSabres
12G1-2k

So pie oas Sabr ii6 ieinem gnbe,
nabt, erf6eiHen bic unpermeioli1en
Baumtpoa>8eri9te, bic cine S6dbung
Der Grnte unb bic Bere9nung oes pabr=
i9einli9en Goniums entbalten. Die=
ies Wal liegen uns cine ganae Mn5abl
folder 8eridte Dor, Die merfmiirbiger
Weife in ibren Mbi9dbungen 3iemli9
nabe suiammentreffen. Ser auperldi=
Iigfte unter benielben i1eint 1ns elm
bon Greene & 60. in Stem Sort ber=
ianbtes Circular gu iein, oas na9 ben
Briefen bon 400 in ben Baumtpoll=
Diitriften tpobnenbea Gorrefponbenten
ausgearbeitet purbe. 9aiIeIbe ma9t
folgenbe Insaben:
Sie grnte oes Sabres 1875 be-
trdgt 5,800,000 Ballen, Der 8orratb
amerifanii9er 8aumpoae, Der ii1 am
1. September beg nd9ften Sabres in
ber gan5en Welt borfinben tpirb, be-
lduft ii6 auf 5,815, 900 BalIen. Seit
3tpei Sabren bat bieler 0orratb be6euz
teno abgenommen, benn er betrug I'M
leBten Sabre I, 7,157 900 8aaen unb bor
stpei Sabren 7,766,OOO. Ser gonfum
ameritanii@er 8aummolle bat fi6 ba=
gegen;' nit Nusnabme lebten eabres,
permebrt. Ct betrug c, 6,OS4, 900 Balen
in 1881-S2, 6,323 900 in 1928
unb 6,142, 900 in 1854. Gbenlo
bat fid bic 3abl Der spinbeln in ben
lebten brei Sabren I'm 5, ,600, 900 ber=
mebrt. Ser bieBidbrige 8erbrau6 ame=
rifanif1er Baumuode mir6 auf fol-
genbe @eiie perani6lagt:
Oie Ser. ct. qebraud)en 1,75O, 900 g,
Canada unb Merifo. -. 10000
europa a..............4 1000, 900
SIN @anaett ......-- $50, 1000 8.
Sie biebfdbriae grnte be-
trdgt $500. 600
Defiait OOOO 81.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-12-20

= 9emben na9 MfaB tuerben mir.
gen6wo befler uno preismiirbiser ange.
fertigt als bel Ooung & Nrnolb,
PAP @eit Commerce StraBe. Man
iber3euge ii6 bon ber Wabrbeit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-12-20

paris. Ser Nntrag au fNbf6afs
flung bes @ebeimbienitfonbs bes Miniz
iterium bes Snnern lit in ber &ammer
nit 308 gegen 1874 @timmen berporfen
nDrben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-12-20
VIM. CASSIN,
6anbIer in @runbeisentb II m
Gan Nutcuio, Eeras.

Office 30. "a Selsoab Straee.
&eionbere aufmertlanfeit nirb benz &aufen
unS Sgerfanfen bon 8andes unb tQanoereien in
gSeftteraS 9epibmet.
SD fenne bic meiiten Der 2anpereien, bic id
bertaufe, unb faf alles 2anO Der ueitliden
Counties.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-12-20

19 Seine &beintpeiue unb import
tirte fran50lii6e 2otbmeine, GIANT
pagner &C. bel
9euerm Bros,
Nlamo pla3a.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-12-20
6erausforoeruns an Glle.


6erausfproerun9 an Glle.
Sd fam sas srSBte 2aser auipeilen |!
Den srSBteu Scrratb bon Elm unb
berielben Gcrte
Sd bin Der einsiSe spe,ialiii i'm ga.
tadsbanbel
Sd beSable feinen Steiisaben unb
Ibeilbaber!
Sd pertaufe mebr gisarren unb @is
aarretten ale anbere 0Gnbter !!
Sd faufe nur far 8aor ,tnb berfou5e
billtser alS Nnbere.
@dlieBlid bite id um BeTdtisung
meines 2uSers uno nteiner Rreiie.
sim Hart.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-12-20

2onoon. Gin 8ootberleiber tbeilt
NIT, er babe am Sage Der @rplofion
unter Der u2onbon Bride" brei Mdm=
nern, bon benen elmer Elm griinlt9 auss
iebenbes paquet getragen babe, Elm
8oot gelieben; er babe aber tpeoer 6iez
leg, nod bic brei Mdnner pieber geies
ben.-8ie es fi9 nun berausfent, bal
elmer Der 8riidenpfeiler bur6 bic grplos
fton bod einen Sprung erbalten, burG
ben inbeB bic Srasfdbigfeit Der 8riide
ni9t leioet. -giner Der Mdnner III
Dem Boptberleiber befannt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-12-20

= Berlin. Die eonferpatipen unb
beutf6freiiinnigen 3eitunsen miBbili=
gen Die Weigerung bes &ei9stages,
bic Grri6tung bes poften eines 2. Di=
reetors i'm ausmdrtigen &mt Su geneb=
migen. Sic 8oB'fde 3eitung 1T bic
einaige, tpel6e Die 8ertperfung bes bas
bin3ielenben Mntrages billigt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-12-20

gB- 9en beutf@en @ei9aften piro beiunbere
gufmerfianlteit geideuft. 4,tSOm
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-06-17

sessed three more of transcendcnt merit in
Miss Woodford, George Kinney, and Barnes,
the trio winning for their owners nearly oil
tho great stakes of the year.
But this year no horse of marked superb
ority has appeared, and tho question as to
which is the best threo.yoar-old Of the year
has already become very perplexing. Knight
Of Ellerslie, belonging to a respected Vr-
fifty years ago, made such an impression by
his doughty performances at Ivy City and
Baltimore that local Partially made him out
the coming race horse, and many Washing
tonian lost both money and confidence in his
own good judgment when Paniquo beat
Ellerslie for tho Belmont stakes at Jerome
park. Thon Paniquo was tho hero Of tho
hour until Thursday Of last week, when, in
the Tidal stakes at Concy Island, Lorillard's
Young Duke ran his maiden race and beat
Paniquo with such consummato case that oil
the good judges made up thoir minds that at
last the good horse of the year had appeared.
But, alasl for tho fallnoy Of human hopes In
matters equine as in all other. On Saturday
this same Young Duke was ANONYMOUSLY
beaten by the good gray colt Groystone, who
had run here and in Baltimore without
winning and without performing more than
respectfully. The end Of all this muddle is
the conclusion that tho three-yoar-olds of
this year are rather common lot, pretty
evenly matched, and tho great stake races OF
midsummer will grow all tho more interest.
ing from tho'number of horses that on public
form possess ohanees Of winning.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-06-17

aced. It was Mr.. Bayards duty as loyal
citizen to stand by tho president in his
patriotic effort to maintain tho national
authority. Ho not only failed to
give tho president even negative support
but his Dover speech and the resolutions
adopted at the Dover meeting wero calculated
to give the enemy great encouragement
Because no failed to do his duty in this
momon tous crisis no can never be president
The democrats will not nominate him, and
if they did he would carry no state north Of
Mason and Dixon's limo except his own.
His eminent respoctability would count for
nothing when weighed against his bad record
during tho war. Tho plain people of the
country will DO satisfied with nothing loss
than courageous, aggressive loyalty.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-06-17

DEER PARK, Nd, June 16,-The annual
session of tho American Institute of
Homeopathy, which met at this place to-day,
has drawn together very large number of
the most distinguished physicians of that
school, delegates being present from London,
Liverpool, New York, Boston, Philadelphia,
and almost every city in tho union, the
Pacific states being we'll represented. 1t ia
probable the number will be considerably
Increased tomorrow. Tonight a reception
tooh place. rendered by the officials of the
institute and tho hotel management. The
regular business sessions will commence to-
morrow.
GRAFTON, W. Va, June 16.-As the special
train over the Baltimore and Ohio railroad,
which left Chicago yesterday with delegates
attending the homeopathic convention which
meets at Deer Park, pulled into Grafton this
morning, hand car derailed the hind trucks
Of the last sleeper, and the Mann car Adelina
Patti. No damage was done beyond the
scraping of ono side of the Patti car. There
was no alarm among tho passengers and
while tho misplaced cars wore being put upon
the track the passengers walked short dis
lance to tho hotel and took breakfast. The
delay caused by tho mishap did not exceed
tan Minutes
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-06-17

JUDGE WYLIE has laid down good deal
of law in the last two years. A comprehen-
sive digest Of the criminal law could be conf
piled from the verbatim reports Of the star
route trials (if anybody could find time to
read them), and it would be difficult TO raise
any question touching the suiliciency Of in
dctments OF the admissibility Of testimony
that has not been passed upon. As yet,
however, Judge Wylie has not been called
upon to define tho line between q simple
breach of trust on the part Of a bank officer
and criminal embezzlemcnt. There is con-
siderable anxiety on the part of persons who
have lost money through dishonest bankers
to know whether the remedy for the wrong
is to be sought in tho civil
or in the criminal courts. An
action for debt against a bankrupt swindler
is barren remedy, and unless tho fraudulent
conversion of money and securities is an
oGtnse against society of which criminal
courts can take Gognizanco this form Of
swindllng can DO carried on with immunity
It would be very easy for tho district attorney
TO test this matter, and hc might not have &c
60 very far to find tho facts upon which tC
frame an Indictment
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-06-17
Tn. Running Horses.

The study of form" is ono of the most
pleasing pursuits imaginable to tho turf
student. Tho man who is attached to the
racer, not because Of the betting that is the
Objectionable feature of the turf, but purely
from admiration of tho beauty, courage,
speed, and intelligence Of the noble creatures,
is always an enthusiast. To him the advent
and career Of a truly great horse like Hindoo
Thora, Iroquois or Miss Woodford is some
thing that is fraught with absorbing interest
The great horses that "are above ordinances
like really great men, come few and far
between, but to tho racing enthusiast the
debut of each years crop of youngsters is
invested with the fascinating possibility that
from their number may spring world heater,
whose performances will be known wherever
horse-loying man dwolls, and whose namo
will rank in horse history with those OF
Eclipse, Touchstone stockwell, Boston, and
Lexington. Thus it is that tho performances
of tho two and three year olds constitute the
chief attraction Of tho turf, and TO them il
awarded tho great bulk of the money offered
by the racing associations each year, In
| this country, within the past few years, there
has appeared some horses of extraordinary
merit. Luke Blackburn was ono whosC
capacity was almost beyond measure, and
Hindoo was even greater, whilo last year
the lucky owners of those great horses pos
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-06-17

upon the parts of it. At least twenty five
gentlemen from tho audience went on the
stage at different times during tho evening,
and struggled to resist the touch Of Miss
Hursts hands. Among thom were Mr.. julius
Lansburgh, Mr.. N. J. Green, Mr.. w. Avery,
Mr.. Thorn, Mr.. d. G. Harris, Mr. Willett, Mr..
J. Rich, Mr.. W. b. Roberts, and Mr.. Sexton.
The audience entered into tho fun Of tho
thing directly and were very generous of APP
plause, especially when any well-kuown gen.
tleman took part in the performance.
Miss Hurst will appear tonight and
Wednesday and Thursday nights She goes
from here to Baltimore, and then to New
York.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-06-17
OF water, simply as sign for restaurant.
Law makers weaken in front Of free lunch.


Law makers weaken in front of a free lunch.
INTERRoaATrNa MR.. FLOWER.
Ne,O York World.
Do you really think that you are the proper
person TO carry the democratic gonfalon in
a canvas 80 important as tho approaching
one2
DO you, Mr. Flower, think that your brief
term in congress entities you to wear tho
mantle Of Samuel J, Tilden2
Do you think that your solemn habits of
thought, your knowledge of political history,
your familiarity with governmental problems,
and your experience in dealing with ques-
tion affecting the general welfare qualify you
to rank as statesman2
DO you feel within yourself that you are
justified in aspiring TO the seat filed by
Washington, Jefferson, Madison, and Adamsp
DO you, Mr.. Flower, think that Wall
street man can successfully meet and over
throw Mr.. Blaine in the coming contestP
DO you think tho democratic party can
afford to nominate Wall street man for
president this year, even though he BIO rich
and liberal and robust in health2
Would 1t not be wise in you to request your
friends to desist in their efforts to make you
candidate for the presidency at the risk Of
frittering away tho power and influence Of
tho Empire state2
MASSACHUSETTS WILL CATCH UP WITH THE
PROCESSION.
Boston Traveller.
Tho wise men are not oil from the east,
and Massachusetts,, even though she has man
aged TO beat Butler by 10000 votes in a total
poll of 10000, is not the only spot in this
broad, fair Union where old fashioned hon
esty yet abides and purity still finds place
to rest her snow-white feet. From tho Pa
cifc to the prairies, from the western plains
TO the mountains of Pennsylvania, and thence
to the forests of Maine tho republican ticket
is proving to be potent spell whorewith to
awaken the popular enthusiasm. The re-
publican masses Of Massachusetts, are ready
to catch its inspiration. 10 is only q few
mistaken leaders who arc out of step with
tho music of the Union" They may
as we'll stop trying to convince tho rest of tho
party that they have, in their distinguished
persons, been entertaining angels una
wares" and catch up with tho procession.
1T WILL NOT BE A BAoKsET TICKET.
Courier-Journal.
The Chicago Tribune calls Blaine and Logan
"thc backbone ticket" From the amount OF
kicking which it is receiving we fear it will
soon be better described as "the back-sche
ticket"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-06-17
sailing or Practice ships.

ANNAPOLIS, Nd, June 16-The practice
ships Constellation and Dale, with naval
cadets on board, left here at 8 o'clock this
morning, Commander N. II. Farquhar com.
handing the former and Commander @. ID.
Sigsbee tho latter. Yesterday in adjusting
tho rudder of tho Dale rotten wood was
discovered, tho tatirail being almost entirely
deGayed. There was hardly any sound wood
found to hang tho rudder TO. This led to an
examination, when more rotton wood was
discovered in the bow. The vessel will go to
Hampton Roads for inspection to determine
whether il can proceed on the cruise. The
cruise will DO along the North Atlantic coast
and will probably occupy two months and u
hAlt
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-06-17

CAPT. BRAcoNNGER, who has recently re-
turned to Italy from the Congo country,
gives an account of the climate which is not
calculated to encourage emigration from
Europe and America to Africa. He says a
man who is fortunate enough to have his
lower limbs covered with ulcers may escape
the African fevers. If the ulcers fail to up.
pear, he is sure to be Frustrated with the
fever, which intermits in periods of six days,
with very bad attack once a year. Capt
Braconnier says that SANKEY'S health is en-
tiroly broken, and that he is soon coming
home.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-06-17

VACATION days arc coming, and soon all
the school children will be turned out for a
three months rest. These are glorious times
for the youth Of both sexes who are experience
ing the joys and triumphs of graduation day.
They live in an atmosphere of pure delight.
The illusion will wear Off by the time they
get to earning living for themselves, but
just now everything has a golden tinge.
Who does not envy them their supreme happi.
neAs?
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-06-17

THE democrats arc afraid to nominate Mr.
Boyard for president, He is roputcd to bo
highly reputable gentleman and vastly
supcrior to Gov. Cleveland in all tho qualities
that go to make up a statesman but If the
contest lies between Cleveland and Bayard,
Cleveland will win. 1t was hard for Della
ware democrat to DO q truly loyal man in
1861. Mr. Bayord committed no overt act
against tho government, but in his Dover
speech I've denounced President Lincoln Tor
calling out troops to put down the rebellion.
This was a griovous mistake Eleven states
had seeded from tho union a hostile army
WAS living in front of the capital, aud tho
very existence Of the government was men
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-06-17
CURRENT GOSSIP.


ONE ny ONE.
One by one the friends we cherish
Pass in silence 10 the tomb,
And the sweetest flowers soon peSsh-
Fade away in early bloom.
One by one tho moments fitting
Ring the knell Of parting life;
Lonely DER their ashes sitting,
Weeping for child or wife.
One by one the leaves are falling.
To enrich old mother earth,
And hear the angels calling
To the laud where Love had birth.
One by one bright blue eyes leave Us,
Till at last we're left alone,
And tho day but dawns to grove us
Waiting for the vast Unknownl"
John A. Joyoa
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-06-17

CTR Uncle Joe Mcdonald grows rosy and
,lat viii DC presented to the enraptured
democratic party when Thomas A. Hendricks
shall tenderly balance himself on the heel of
proceed to place Joseph A. in nomination for
the presidency.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-06-17

MIR. ]. s. CLARKsoN, editor of tho Iowa
state Register, who has been prominently
named in connection with the Craftsmanship
OF the republican national committee, edi-
torially refuses the honor, declaring that he
will accept nothing that will call him outside
of Iowa or of his profession. He urges the
claim and fitness of Hon. S. b. Elkins, of
New Mexico.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-06-17

ACCORDING to statement made by Lord
Edmund Fitzmsurice yesterday in the house
of commons, there must be considerable
budget of correspondence on the dynamite
business packed away some place in our state
department.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-06-17

SAWS Mr.. John Kelly TO Mr. Daniel Man
ming, am fully up to the avoirdupois of HUI
bert o. Thompson, and if you don't believe
it Tammany will prove it next Wednesday,
when they slather your old convention all
over with red war paint
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-06-17

BY the time Senator Bayard's enemies get
through defending him his chances for the
nothingness The man who invented tho
cold-bloodcd practice of killing people of by
ostcntatiously defending them deserves
endless torture.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-06-17

OLIVE LOGAN writing from London of the
Prince of Wales, says that no sis getting ug-
lier and moro dissipated looking every day"
Wales probably did not invite her to his last
nicnic
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-06-17

A PITTsBURG woman, 60 years of age,
has just sued her son for twelve years service
as his servant, claiming 5000. The generous
son offered to settle for 5000.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-06-17

Mr.. INGALLS, has sharp and bittor tongue,
but Senator Brown is good one also-when
he is ready. Yesterday he Yves not ready.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-06-17

WITH Mr.. ingalls, rises to a point of order
he generally contrivcs to make himself
understood.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-06-17

OUR local base ball pets do not win often,
but their winning games when they do come
arc Good ones.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-06-17

TEE house yesterday provided in the def
cheney bill for seventeen election contests at
$1,000 each.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-06-17

SENATOR BROWN must have felt as
though he had lost considerable section of
his cuticle yesterday.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-06-17
WHEN MY SHIP COMES IN.

Summer and winter are one 10 me,
And the day Is bright be II storm or shine
For far away, DER a sunny sea,
Sails treasure vessel, and all is mine.
1see the rlpples that fall away,
As she cleaves the azure waves before;
And nearer, nearer, day by day,
Draws the happy hour when she comes 10
shore.
"But what II she never comes2" you say,
"Ifyou never the honor the treasure gain2"
II has made me happier, day by day,
1t has eased full many an aching pain;
1t has kept the spirit from envy free,
Has dulled the ear to the worlds rude din,
oh best Of blessing it's been to me,
To look for the hour whom my ship comes In.
-EdiOdrd s. Rand.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-06-17
sDAY, JUNE II, 1854.

Peso, ..rng The city during L,c summer months
can hare III DAILY NATIosAL REPUBLICAN NOTED
10 &ar odd,css at ho raic II 60 os month postage
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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-06-17

A SENATOR who sets out to defend, or even
excuse, the institution of slavery at this day
must DO satisfied with such attention as tho
chair chooses to give him, Nobody else will
listen, as Mr. Brown discovered yesterday.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-06-17
BaLtimOre American.

Referring to the fact that 1900 names were
attached to the boiling convention call in
Boston the Journal of that city remarks that
in 1873 Gen. Buffers call to be candidate
for governor was signed by $4,000 names,
half Republicans and yet he was not
elected" According to these figures, Massa-
ohusetts will next fall roll up little Blaine
majority of at least fifty thousand, with apol-
ogies for tho absence of tho independent
vote which Aocked in cold, lonely corner
by itself.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-06-17
Ecw orleans Pieqyune.

A San Francisco sailor has boon arrested for
cruelty TO turtles. Humanity has been very
must CO. but poor turtle may he laid on its
back for days IN the hot sun, dying for want