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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-05-28
IPRITRi lELlAaAIII0I BE ITRlI.


La antigua capital dsl Piamo1ts ca-
Zebra engalauais las fsstas de- IA paz
! ' del trsbaj0. T03as Ias notaoliisdes
poiiticas. Htersrias ' srtisticas De ItaIis
estSn ahora ALI.
E sabado, (26 d AbriI) ( las dOes, se
eelebn6 a ca1emonia De "a :naagBrsei5n.
FL rey vestia Il uniforu1e d. general. d
principe heredero el De Ia Escaela Mill
Tar de Napoles. Il reina lacia IN trsje
amarillo p4lido, ad0rnado con grupos
De flores. Can SIS. MI. Iban i pin
cipe don Amade0 , el principe Ca
rignan.
En- el real corsgjO Eguraba t2mhian
"a interesante princesa Clotilds. cue
bacia 70 mReho tempo que no yestiA
galas, ' Ia ioEen 3aqaasa De G5aOTs,
u eunzda de Ia infaafa d0aa Pas, con
81 madre politics, = Is princsa de
Baylsra ' el d19ae de Gsn0ya-
Por las Gales la familia rsal fee
EItcoreaaa. : sn tod0s los balco1ss *
yeian escados de- IA casa Dc SsboyA
Al hegar & Ia Exposici5n. los YiFas
? aclauaci0aeS - c0nfundier0n con los
estsmpid0s del can50. Los reyes ocu.
parOn = tr000 qae les habian prepars-
do ' s 50 aIrsdeior e colUaroa los
ministries : el presidente del Sensdn
Ell duqae de Aosta, cue 10 Is De d
Exp0Siai6n, se adelsnf5 eut0ness J
pronunci5 un exfens0 disczrsa.
FL discurso del principe fas mgy
apsaudido. Fl saa0r Wills, prsSiisnse
del comiEe de Il Exp8sici6a, do las
graclas 4 los representatives. de Ias Hs-
clones exrranlsras que hahiAn sc1dido
: dar hrill0 { Is fiesta nscionzl.
Ell ssaor Grimaldi, ministrO de Agri-
Icultua Y Comercio, pronanci6 u dis
carso notable, ha,iendo piblica profs-
son de lss ideas Ehreeanbistss dni-
cas- qne en- s1 concept0 p1eisn IsTar
! cabo las refrmas ec0nSmicss que
Italia necesita.
Terminates eseos discursos, q du-
qne de AoSta daclAr6 ah;srsz. en nom-
bre del reY, h Expozici6n.
Despuss "a famiiia rsal se trsslEdt
s Ia SAD de 1ssssfss, gaoais sscuch6 uu
concerto m6nstrno, sn Il que 80 can
tantes entonaron ma canfata de clr-
cnnstancias. compnssta por Il nlsestro
Faccio, de M6dena.
Despues de esperar IN momsnto
que cesase b nuyia. 8 real cortelO W
slt6 las instalArioaes, detenitnd0se es-
peclalmente en- las galerfas De eersml-
ca de udsica, de ff]idos ' de muebless
La ceremonia terrnin6 Z lss suatro.
Por Ia nOchs h1h0 gran ilaminselon.
La ah1eneia De exfrazjeTOs IS gran
dislmAs para que estes no san expo
tados, Il alcalde ha eStabIecido En- 10
del fsrroSarTl una otciBas en-
d que Sc faeiliTan seaas De hospedslss
= hstas de- preci0s.
Estas lisfas, ere serxn inyarTAbles'
= han filado en- las pnertas de toiOs l0s
hoteles.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-05-28
LOadO sea DiOs |

Punto no habra de nuestra Ad,
ministraci6n, que pueda citarse.
nos, en- que no Sc haYa ocupa-
do e. BoLETTr dc pedir todo ge.
nero lie franquicias y refOrnaa
titles = conyenientes. En- Arance-
les, en- Ordenanzas, en- relaciones
lcomerciales, en- desarrollo de las
industrias, en- ell aumento de la
production, en- terrenos baldios,
en- desamortizaci6n eclesiastica
en- Obras Pdblicas, en- rebaia de
Im2uestos. en- todo esto y en- otras
cosas mas Sc ha ocupado el BoLE-
IN primero que nadie, antes y
ahora y siempre, segdn acreditan
sus colecciones, y nadie podra
negar sin incurrir en- la nota de
falsario.
Pues bien. Ocdrresenos aho-
"a yolyer a tratar sobre eI esta-
bleclmiento Immediate del ca5Ota-
le, acerca de cuyo punto escri-
bieramos va tres 3 cuatro articu-
los; es de yer como &c extranan
algunos peri6dicos adversarios
ante nnestrO criteri0 franco ' ex-
PansTo. cual 81 nada iamzs hu-
oleramos hechO en- aqueI sentido,
9 cual $ Sc ignorase e0mpleta-
mente p hOnr0sa historic de esta
publication.
= i extraaeza anaden aIgunos.
g aplauso J algunos fambien la
crsfsca zaa1ader0.
AeePtamos 10 pnmero, J que
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-05-28
4 los pFOpietariOS de ingeniOS.

Llamamos Ia atenci6a de esos se1o-
res h&cia la communication Que inserta-
NOS al pie De estas linsas, } que se re-
fere & IN asaOto de Ia mayor impor-
taneis para naestra indastria aE0care-
"a, cuys pronunciaGia decsdencia deba-
mos c0ntener por tod0s los mediOs Qus
la cieneia se01ssje, 81 no gRerem0s one
desaparezca la fnente principal dc
nUestra n4Gezs.
La mayor extraction possible del
guarapo eontenido en- las cahas IN
sido de alganos amos { esta parte e
desidsrGtsfs en- todos los paises en qae
Sc cultiva industrialmante ess prscio-
sa gramiuea: pero hoy mas que nuDoa
debe interesarros lasrealizacl6n de una
meora que ha de permitir Que Sc pro
duzca mayor can1dad de az6car ' mas
barato, sin aumentar sanSiblemente q
eOstO de pr2duoci6n, pndienio enton-
ces competlr con ventaja con el azicar
de remolacha.
Dejando para mss sdelante Z. oca-
parnos deteBidamente de este asuDto
terminaremos estas hnsas hacienda
presente que deEtro de pocss slias e
bara pnbIicamente IN nusvo enssvo
del prOcedimiento del ssfor Ar3o;s. '
que en- 81 oportunidsd anandarsmos
el dia J Ell lugar en- que haya de efec-
tuarse. He eqm Ia citada comunica-
ci6n:
Sr. Director del AEisador C0msrcsul
Presente:
Muy Sr. miO , de mi mayor consi-
deraci6n.
La lmportancia que rsviste para 81
pals el asunto de que Sc trata en- d
coPia de acta adjunta, es Ell m6vil ana
me Impulsa 1 ocupar TN momento %
atenci6n, esperanto de 81 parte discul-
pa, "a que por mis- escasOs mgritos no
me consIdero acreedor clio.
Los experimentos que han preseD-
clado pers0nas competentisimas en- Ia
materla de qne sc trata. segun 10 acre-
dlta el acta "a referida, HeyarSn { ~
amino el eOnvencimiento de Ia utiIida3
que de ellos puede esperar esta Tsla
maxine en- la afictiva sitnaci6n en- ana
e halla nnestra principal industris
Lstas eonslderaciones me hacen es-
perar, sr- Director, ac0ja con beueTa-
'encia la pressnte, = de publicidad s
ac1a &c refsFencia,e En- el peEi6dico de
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-05-28
PAGOS

Ell resumen de los pagos verii-
cadOs por ell Tesoro en- todo el
mes de Abril 2r6ximo pasado es
el que yaa continuation, segun el
estado que publica en- Ia Gacefa
la Contaduria General de Ha-
cienda:
Pss O.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-05-28

"A c4mpo, dan Nuno. voyl
cora i Il Id demuestre ali.
con hechos. no con declamaciones,
que 10 hay debilidad en- 81 brazo,
n gato enceyrad0 en- sus pr0ce-
dereS.
O dimite, 8 sc sOmete
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-05-28
eAcETA DE HOY.

Real Orden disponiendo Sc de-
signe como interes legal del dine
TO para el corriente aTlo en- esra
isla el 9 0LO annual propuesto.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-05-28
Cato encerrad0 /?

Lo hay, seguramente debe Ia
berl0 en u fenacidad con lue El
Asimilista, ese peri6dieo repudia-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-05-28

Debemos hacer parTafo aparte
con EE -4simiiiStq. Este colega !,
ofuscado sin duda pOr el turbiOn
que lie envuelve, 8 ciegO por IA
inqulna que le do vida para Ia
chsr iinJcentel contra nOsotros,
Sc permite con aqnel motive al
gunas aprsciacionas que huelgan
entire periodistas corteses.
Nosotr0s no mancharemos con
tales censuras nuestrO peri6dico,
sino que, al C ,ntrario, cuando re-
base un POGO mas La linea. pro-
curaremos desear el medic de
contener al colega en- sus dema-
sias, sin dar en- Ia prensa el triSte
espectaeulO que el esta dando.
No emplearemos siquiera el
recurso del mas eres III, pueSt0
que NADIA sc encuentra en- noso-
tros de 10 que sobra en- RI Asimi-
Eisfq.
I no decimos mas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-05-28

Total inparts De L distribuei6a 40s,5ls =.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-05-28
d. B. 8. "a

Fraaasc0 Ardois y Casaus.
&c SuaFsz, III, hoy Z De AbrH 1854.
En- Z cindad ds b Habana. { los
eaa&Fo dlas dsl mss De Ahra de Nil
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-05-28

Concluye EE Pueblo diciendo
que no puede haher para el parti-
do otra soluci6n decOrOsa que La
celebration de Ia junta magma tan
comDatida por FL Asimilista.
La lecci6n no es pequena, Ia
Iindirecta pertenece 4 La familia
De las directas como tiros 4 boca
le jarrO.
IEcce h0m0f He ahf q e 4si-
milistag iSolo, completamente
solo en La prensa puertoriquena
] A que Sc debe este? A que la
opinion pdblica tiene ojos de Ar
gos que penetran hasta en- 10 mis-
reccndito; a que hay necesidsd
de que los que no quieren luz, y
sin embargo Sc llaman Eberalg,
procedan con toda claridad = en-
lleno medic dia; 4 que en- polftEa
no debe haber gatDs enceTadsss
ii medias tintas, n misteri0s, nj
catasasanas.
Que hace, pues EI Asimiis
|kaP sQuG hace, que no "a All
Carpio? No le emplazan parsl
= 1unta nagnaS
Empune ese mandoble, czlest
|ese mannbrinesco yelmo, embmcs
Il escud0 J gEitanao
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-05-15

here, and IS living there. Frank
Hunter and Miss Fannie Thurmond
are with him. Baker and l are to-
gether. We spent a week with Mr..
E. Dawson, formerly Of Galloway.
He has a ranch Of eighty acles, fifty
in fruits. He is now harvesting his
oranges he sold them at $3.50 per
box, about two cents apiece, in the
trees. His crop this year will bring
him 81, 900; his other fruits, lemons,
lines, grapes, &C., will bring $1,000.
He gave SIG, 900 for his rancho and
has probably sold it for $50, 00O.
The fruit business is paying, but
there is q vast deal Of labor and ex-
pense connected with it. The climate
is very fine, and adds about fifty dol
Lars per acre to the price Of land.
Mr.. Davison's family, including Mr..
and Mrs. Charters, are we'll and
hearty. As soon as they heard that
Mr.. Baker and ] were here, they
came in for US, and have showed US
the places Of interest throughout the
county.
We visited Roses celebrated
winery and saw $50, 900 gallons Of
wine under one roof. Went down to
the sea beach and played awhile with
the Pacific ocean. Tomorrow we
leave for Modesto, Yosemite Falls
and San Jose. T. ]. B.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-05-15
Peck's Bad Boy and HIS Pa.

'Say, I don't want you around
here no MORE" said the grocery man
to the bad boy, as he came in with
his brooches tucked in his boots, and
wanted to borrow a fish pole. II
have noticed you lately going around
a good deal with that 'sheeny' boy.
Those Jews are no good, and If you
60 with that boy you will be ruined.
Now keep away from here until you
let that boy alone" and the grocery
man looked mad, though he was po-
lite enough when Il Jewish lady. who
lived in the same block, came in and
bought some groceries.
"Well, what's the matter with that
bey?" asked the bad boy, the blood
coming to his face Indignantly.
"Has he done anything that wasn't
right? have never seer q boy that
was any straighter than be is"
"That don't make any odds.
Jews are all alike. That boy will
cheat you out Of your eye teeth. He
will pinch a penny until the Goddess
Of Liberty will grunt. You ask your
pa what he thinks about your going
with Jew boys" and the groceryman
looked as though, If his advice was
taken, the bad boy would be saved.
10, 60 away" said the bad boy.
"Pa said be had just as soon borrow
money of a Jew as anybody. Say.
that 'sheeny' boy, IS you call him,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-05-15

Died at Sioux City, Mo-, May 9Th,
Cecile Amira Mitchell, daughter Of
Dr. and Mrs. r. C. Mitchell, aged 2
years, l month and rs days.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-05-15

Has uouC INC "oiC SoOu ehon any IVY |
I ever played with. He has taught
me more about the proper way to
treat my parents than anybody.
You ought to see him at home. He
plays any jokes on his parents,
and is just as tender to his ma as
though she was his best girl. His
ma isn't very healthy, and he Is al
ways on the lookout for something he
may do to ave her q step, or make
her enjoy herself. His pa is a close
trader in business, but at home the
family has q regular picnic all the
time. There is never anything but
smiles in their house, and the poor
who come there to beg, always go
away with baskets full. and il the
baskets are too heavy this 'sheeny'
boy that you abuse, goes and helps
carry the baskets home for them.
He will work all day to put up q
swing for poor neighbours children,
and furnish the rope. I have seen
him unscrew the top of his little
savings bank and take all the money
out to give away to those who are
destitute. And his father and moth
er encourage him in doing good.
Why, he is the tenderest hearted boy
I ever saw, and I am going to stand
by him. don't care a darn whether
his nose is put on sideways or end
ways, whether he says. has du ksoch,
or 'tra-la-la,' as long as his heart is
as big as q peck measure, and As ten
der as new asparagus, he is a friend
Of mine, and don't you forget it,
"Well," said the groceryman, q
little taken back, ''this n may be
all right, but you ought to know that
the Jews crucified Christ. and you
ought to have some pride about you,
and go back on them like the rest Of
us. 1t is fashionable to abuse
= Jews"
. 80, give US a rest" said the boy
mad enough to kick somebody
Suppose a few Of them did lynch {
man eighteen hundred year ago, they
t didn't know what they were about
1 Didn't Christ say so, and didn't HI
/. forgive them, and ask his Heavenly
t Father to forgive them? II the on
t crucifed could forgive them, wha'
are you monkeying about at this lat
day? You, poor old fraud, haven
I got any right to make that old affai
e q personal matter, and put on an!
8 style over people better than you are
r / have never heard Of a Jew being il
Jail or in q poor-house. They don
steal. They don't put sand in thei
sugar. never knew q Jew to re
fuse to contribute to any charitabl
object, or to turn q deserving appli
cant for assistance away from hi
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-05-15
NOTES FROM AFAR.
An Interesting Letter From California.
Correspondence Of the LEDGER.

LOS As6ELES. SAL.f Apfil oO, OF.
Mexico people velour party
consisting of DIR. Macfarlane and
family. Miss Mamie Thurmond, Miss
Matte Potts, Messrs. Hayden, Todd,
Baker, Hunter, and myself, left
Mexico the 10th, and arrived at this
''Land Of Angels the morning OF
the 18th we came on an excursion
emigrant train. Our tickets from
Kansas City COST s45, and IS for ex-
cursion accommodation. The entire
trip was a prolonged picnic, the
grandeur Of the outside scenery, the
novelty Of inside surroundings, and
the general jollity Of the crowd left
no room for WEAKNESS. Only two
accidents occurred. Wallace Mac
farlane lost his hat, and a Boston
dude got seriously, if not fatally
ssmashed'' on Miss Matte Potts,
which sometimes made him remain in
our department Of the a until after
ten. Wallace got q new hat, but
when last heard from, the dude vas
no better.
These parts Of New Mexico and
Arizona through which VI passed,
did not impress US as a country
suitable for the abode Of civilized
whites. Time and science may work
great revolutions in the physical
character Of this section, but until
natural causes or human ingenuity
shall supply it with water, it must re-
main . comparative waste. At Fort
Yuma. w saw many indians; they
all bang their hair. Since reason has
little to do in determining the fash
ions Of our people, We shudder at
the thought. that the rules Of that
realm may 500 decree that u Ia
dies must initiate the squaw in dress
as closely as they now do in toilet.
Imagine the fashionable ladies OF
Mexico arrayed in the Fort Yums
custume.
The southeastern part Of Califor'
mia is . desert Of sand below sea.
level. The transition from that Il
the beautiful county, surrounding Lo'
Angeles is IS great a. passing from
darkness into light. This city has
population Of 25. 200, and is built i,
all sorts Of shapes. The French ant
Chinese have parts Of the town al
most exclusively to themselves. Ii
those localities property and rents ar
not very high, but elsewhere, th'
prices are equal to those in st. Louis
The land in the country ranges from
500 to $1,000 per acre, owing t
locality and improvements.
DR.. Macfarlane has rented q hous
at Pomona, about thirty miles from
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-05-15

A0Aso"o3 ous eaSy h"NS Soo w V
full mean if they n Was the cru
cifixion of Christ the only crime that
was ever committed in this world
that should be remembered. and the
people prejudiced against the perpe-
traitors? Your ancestors in Now
England burned people at the stake
on account Of their religious convic-
tons. Suppose every New England
er who wears spectacles and eats
beans, should be looked upon as you
look upon the Jews, because their
forefathers roasted Christians on the
half-shell, what kind Of society
would We have, anyway? Their re-
ligion is lone Of your business or
mine, but you could learn a good
deal that would benefit you if you
could attend their synagogue for a
few months, and listen to the teach
ings Of a good rabbi. The only
thing I have against them, is that
they won't let their young people
marry amongst our young folks, but
they will get over that some day. II
the Jews should get to marrying Gen
tiles, there would be q stop put to
some of the extravaganza Of the
Gentiles. and it would be millions Of
dollars in the pockets Of the people,"
"Well, they won't eat pork" said
the grocer, as q last argument against
the Jews. "Any people that will 60
back on one of the greatest products
Of this country, are to blame. If the
Jews would eat pork it would go up
two cents q pound, in q week"
30, you darn old fool" said the
bad boy, perfectly disguised. "rhat
is a pretty argument. Whisky is as
great a product Of the country as
pork, and you don't drink whisky, so
you 60 back on q great national pro-
duct the same as they do. They
don't need pork in their business,
and you don't need whisky in yours,
and neither Of you have to 8 it.
No, sir. Until you can show me
some reason for going back on my
'sheeny' friend, besides the fact that
his ancestors did a wrong eighteen
? hundred years ago, and the fact that
: he is not mashed on pork spare ribs,
he a consider Hennery his friend,
E and I will follow the examples of
t kindness and charity which he al
r ways displays, and in time I may see
? that there is a good deal of fun in the
world without playing tricks on peo-
pie. Now give me that fsh-pole,"
t and the boy went out, leaving the
r grocer thinking what q fool he had
made Of himself.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-04-08
S6Wieri9e Yefetrun9.

Der Sersos Saul SrisSri9 uon Medlens
burssS 9werin lit laut elmer aus Berlin
batirten &abelbepei9e alio bod our fatbos
lii6en Stride iibersetreten. Die Na6ri9t
wirb nm 10 mebr Nufiebsn erresen, ais Der
9erSos ben Sdritt ni9t ubne 0arbrinsuns
i9werer Spfer tbun fonnte. 6r mubte
gu @uniten ieiner iiinseren @ei9wiiter unb
ieiner &inber ouf iein grbre9t uerSi9ten,
B. +. auf ben 4nipru6 auf ben Sbron, fur
ben San ndmli6, baB iein dlterer gruber,
Der Grbber5os Srieori6 6ranS, por ibm
iferben iolte. Serner beiBt es, baB Der
Sbron i'm Sale bes Iusiterbsns aIer ans
bern Prinsen pom Medlenburs : S6werin
MIR bann an zines Der &inber bes tatbolii9
seporbenen Ser5ogs fallen lou, uenn bass
ielbe Sas proteitantii9e ge%tenntniB wieber
annebme. 60 perlan9t IS ndmli6 bic eble
medlenbursii3e 8erfaluns!
Der conuertirte YrinS beiBt NIT ieinem
sansen Namen Saul Sriebri9 Wilbelm
6einri9 unb lit am Is. Septsmber 1857
ais Sobn bes @roBber3oss BON Medlens
burg seboren. Gr lit &ittmsiiter a la suite
bss l.. sroBbersosIi9en Medlenburser 0ras
goner> Gesiments $50. II unb bes fonisl.
preuB. Suiaren : Gegiments ySinten'i9e
Suiaren" So. 3. Nm l. Wfai 1881 wurbe
er nit Der fatbolii9en prinaeiiin Maria
@abriele, Sodter bes Siiriten Suso gu
@inbii6srdt psrmdblt, beren Mltter,
Siiritin 9ouiie, cine Prin5effin BON Wfeds
lenburssS 9werin mar.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-04-08
Die Semerfun8en Ger Songres
aatiOn Der Bropa9an0a

gegen 6aS llrt6eil 6eS r0mii9en Guiiationss
bofcs lauten mad einem NusSu9 Der Ger
mania" I'M NeientIi9en wie fOI9t:
Dim IS. SanuOr buben Die pereinigten
Qlbtbeilunoeu bes @uiiationSboieS gu Jtom
bic Sitter Der PrOpuganOa Der @OnuerliOn
unterwOrieu ertlGrt. 0ieieS Qltteutat lit
buS i9limmite, weI9eS bisBer ge9en Oas
8aplttbum begangeu wuroe. 0ur9 6ieie
GntI6eiOuns ma9t Die 0teSieulng ii9 zines
unquaIifSirbaren @epaltnctes 9e9en Die
i'm @arantie9eieb Oeripro9ene 6reibeit Oes
9siitli9eu &mtss oes Yapltes i9uloi9. SIS
banbelt ii9 bier ni9t INN Die weltli6e @es
malt, iOnSern I'M Die 9eiltIi6e D%iiiiiOn bes
Papittbums.
Sn Dem Streituerfabsen 1T Die Natur bes
BropaSunbus SnititutS 6es Qdnseren biscus
tirt woroen. Oas llrtbeil Der eriten Sns
ItanS pom ~. Suli 1880 perglei6t bas
Snititut nit einem relisiDien Sr6en, UNI
beiien uniuerieaen @baratter ausSui9Ges
BEN, unb uerpe9ielt es nit benz collegium
urbanum. Ser uniueriels Gbarafter Der
9rOpoqant, ~ :,e fir bic
.F. 80 4-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-04-08
BARRIER Gbronif.
pitdIer.

Die @eri9wenOun9 Der @eIoer bes
StaatSlGfels bat bereits ale @renSen
menI6li9er Sma9ination iiberi9ritten.
Mu9 aud 6ranfrei9 einem ii9ern 9tuin
cntgeoen0eben, oarii6er fiimmert li9 Die
Qo9e, Die bod bic sisentIi9e Seberrl3erin
6rantrei6s lit, blutwenig. gtur Don 3eit
III 3eit lit es, unb bOnn nod wie bur9
3ufaa, Dem Yublifum Seitattet, einen tie
fern Ginblid in baS Grei6en bieier Mdnner
su t6un, bic 9umanitdt unb Ybilantropie
aui ibre 6abne Sei6rieben, unb unter bic
fem Mantel o6er wsiter Ni9tS ais ibren
SaB 9e9en aues &eliaiOie unb 6atbOIii9e
Uerber9en. Wtan i6reit bann auf einige
au9enblide auf wenn man uernimmt, baB
Der 6ampf se9en Die &eIi9ion ben StaatSs
iddel nm Elm Yebeutenbes erlei9tert, faat
aber Damn, nn'tntt Nieiem 9erren ben 9auf'
paB gu 9etcn Die fribere @lei6siltiss
teit Snrid. QBir erIebten bieies leiOer ii9
,u oft w~ieSerbolsnbe S9auipiel Dor eini:
gen Tasen, ais Der beribmte Doctor 0ess
pres, benz man ni9ts weniser als Gleris
falismus pormerfsn tam, I'M pSOurnal
: ? 0e6ats" einen 8eridt iber bic @uss
ser Pariier SpitaIer perSffentli9te.
- f',.r fribere @orreiponoenten
..,1aiette" iiber bos icanoolS'e Sreihen
lOpie i6er BIZ Orb. 7an9 oa aassc'