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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-03
VOICES FROM TIE PRESS


,lsii and Express.
The vigorou. and whole hearted way in
v hich the National Encampment Of the Grand
Army Endorsed and commended Commission
er Tanner yesterday will be but cold com
fort for the democratic journals that have
been bowling At Tanner like pack OF
wolves ever since he vas appointed.
A Peer Rsie, Etc.
Boston Advertiser.
The solemn silence Of the tari6-reform
organs, On the subject of the true inwardness
Of the London strike, 10 growing still more
impressive. II il had been . strike in OF
failure of a small American mill or manufac-
tory, the ready inference, which seems to BE-
kept in stock A. universal panacea agains
American labor or industrial troubles Of any
nature, would have been forthcoming. Ye
it 10 q poor rule that will not work bOti
ways.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-03

The Bourbons are finding it desperately
hard work to keep the South solid
nowadays. Just about the time they
finally succeed in counting out enough
Republican votes to defeat Goff and hold
West Virginia In line, Virginia is liable
to slip away fom their grasp and join the
Republican column.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-03

"All we need today is a big dose of free
trade, said Chairman Harter Of the late
Chairman Harter will only put himself on
the stump in the coming campaign ne will
be Of n vast amount Of service-to the
Republicans.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-03

The Mail Carriers played the Arsenals a
five innings game of ball yesterday resulting
in favor of the Arsenals, l3 -.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-03

Five years ago had . constant couRh,
night sveafs, vas greatly reduced in flesh,
and had been given up BY physicians. I be-
gan to take Ayers Cherry Pectoral, snd AZ
ter using two bodies Of this medicine, vss
completely cured. '-Anga A. Lewis. Ricafd,
NY. sepe3deod&v
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-03

The srchardists who have been successful
this year in producing large quantities Of
fruit say that it will sell for better prices
than year ago, and probably for enough to
leave the grower margin Of profit. But let
no one draw the conclusion that extreme
prices will be realized. The day for that
has gone by under any condition. Of supply
that mas be encountered.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-03
Body Brussels Lowered to $l.00.

This is not Tapestry Carpet called
Brussels for the occasion but the real
thing itself, that will outwear any other
style and to be sacrificed at SlOO per
yard. The cheapest to buy in the long
run.
Then Tapestrys we are Offering AS low
as 80 cts. True they cost 50 IL cts. but
when we go In for Special Sales we make
Special Inducements.
Woods at 80 cts. under cost too, but will
fall In line with thu rest, no use to MAKE.
fish Of one kind and flesh OF another it's
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-03

The new postal cards that We have already
described will come into use about Oct Ist
The use Of postal cards was first introduced
into this country in 1873 and the issue for
the first year was about 200, 900 900 cards
A. evidence Of the increasing popularity Of
the postal card it is estimated that there will
be required during the next four years, the
term Of the contract just concluded 2,00O,-
900 600 cards.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-03

Freights have ruled high in Maine ports Of
late. II has been prosperous year for the
coastwise trade.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-03

1t is said that syndicate of English
capitalists Is endeavoring to purchase the
New England, and 1t is also reported that
big concerns have agreed to sell and have
named their prices, aggregating about
sl0,000.000.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-03

Moulton 4 Amsdens Royal Alhamhra
Company gave two very creditable perform
ances at Togus yesterday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-03

The board of managers of the st, Marks
Home will hold its regular meeting to, day,
Tuesday at 2,30P. NJ.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-03

The cruel war is over. After hard bat.
tie the cukes and corn have been vanquished.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-03

Good judges tell us that yesterday was one
of the hottest days of the season. The dog
star 10 getting in its final work for the year
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-03

| BTdHch MitLS.
One evening last week as A. S. Bean and
Jason Smell were returning from Lewiston,
when about one mile this side of South
China, their horse took fright, overturned
the carriage, top buggy, disengsged him
self therefrom and made for home as fast as
he could, leaving Mr.. Bean and Mr.. Smell in
the ditch to follow on as best they could.
Mr.. Bean received cut and bruise upon his
face. Mr.. Smell was uninj ured but the
buggy presented quite demorslized appear
ance. On reaching home Mr.. Smell found
his horse awaiting him.-Our community
was shocked about week ago on hearing of
the death of Anon Bradstreet of Palermo
His barn was discovered on FIRE and he
rushed in to save his horse and persisted in
the flames. John Rider, known As Happy
Johnny" accompanied by his wife, has been
holding religious meetings here and at Par
meter Hill for several evenings past. Hap
py Johnny's" unaffected piety and earnest
zeal has won him friends and enabled him to
reach some hearts that were hitherto un-
moved.-The Good Templars are going to
enlarge their hall and the job is open for
proposals. Nettie Parmeter is sick
with typhoid fever.-Miss Matte Parmeter
10 at home from New Jersey.-Miss Annie
Bean has returned from Old Orchard.-Ed-
| So 'o"e H@e e~AS W SoSahe ~ ostchu
Normal school.
Readfeid.
| Rarely do we have two deaths in one night
| in our little quiet village, as occurred on
Saturday last. Mrs. 4. Z. futile had passed
nearly all of her life here, ever having been
known a. q quiet, but sincere and true chris
| tan citizen and friend to all with whom she
associated. She will be much missed BY
all.-Mr. and Mrs. c. H. Stevens have the
heartfelt sympathy Of all in the sudden death
and loss of their only son, little Robert
Mrs. c. II. Millett of Waterville. has been
spending \ week with relatives and friends
here.--C. W. Goodwin. whom we hoped
might be the principal of our High School
this fall. left for q situation A. teacher in
New Jersey, on Thursday. Having . lung
trouble he thought it better to seek milder
climate for the winter.-Quite As many of
our people attended the campmeeting At
East Livermore A. usual, and all speak in
praise of the fine work, both in temporal
and spiritual blessings. they enjoyed there -
We send many pupils to the Hill from this
part of the town A. term.-Dr. Gordon,
with daughter and husband, Mr.. & Mrs
Mersou, from Sterling, ILL.,, are visiting
their relatives, the Hawe.'s, this being the
first time for fifteen years since the Doctor
has paid his native State . visit. They are
enjoying their stay here very much
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-03

( The Aroostook Herald in its issue of last
week says: That the former editor of this
paper could not have lived to see his work in
connection with efforts to secure the building
of the Northern Maine Railroad, crowned by
success 10 sad indeed. and the joy Of those
Who see this happy day, is tempered with
grief at the untimely death OF the roads
first and foremost advocate. the late Hon.
Joseph b. Hall, Of the Aroostook Herald. "
The Aroostook Herald says that some Of
the Maine papers have accused that county
and it press of being unsrateful to the New
Brunswick Railroad for the very great ser
vice which 1t has done for them. But the
Herald repeals the charge and says it is not
%. I'VE entertain" remarks the editor. 1.-The
came affection toward that corporation that q
boy does for crib be has been obliged to
sleep in for several years after he has out
grown it. and, like him, We want a
chance to straishten out. At the
time the N. b. X. was built,
II vas the best thing Aroostook could get. so
she took it and has paid for it handsomely.
Nov that she has grown to such an extent,
she vsnts . way to get her crops to market
without following . road that travels two
miles to 30 one, and she proposes to have
it."
The Maine statutes regulate the seining of
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-03

Base ball tomorrow at the park Lewiston
vs.. Augusta.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-03
Socol 27l.eiscrs.
FOR OUR SAKE.

BY OLIVE T.. DAM.
A thousand oiors meet and blend 10 make
The wholesome sweetness Of the summer air
For, IN their wsnderiugs, all the breeses take
Tribute FROM bush and blossom eNerywh,r,
Wayside and wood and orchard for our SAKE
Their strengthening balm, their spicy fragrance
spare.
A thousand sstisfactions Join to bring
Content. aud JOY. and strength of heart zach tay.
The winds OF tod are ever on the wing
We cannot trace each gift that they convey:
But laden with their fragrant offering
The mir Is sweet 10 breathe upon life's way
AUGUSTA. -Bosfoa JsssFaaL
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-03
Iutssas. SET. ,. 1883.
TO VACATION TOURISTS.

Parties leaving the city on their sam.
ner Vacations, can have the DAILY
JOURNAL sent to their address for any
length Of time desired, At Is cents per
week. Address Of paper changed v hen
desireA.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-03

Nov the client. unctous, soulful little
oyster - delightful an accompaniment to
sesvs. and numerous savory dishes, 20 vel
cone visifAnt 70 The fall cuisine. jumps
ct Of Tie bowl. and, hat in hand. saluses
- viii . Jerry .SepsenbeR il here, and
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-03
Rtrerstde.


William r. Reed. ESQ, of Fredericton,
N. B., was in the place last week visiting
relatives. MIR. r. WAS formerly a resident
of this place but has lived in Fredericton
about ten years. Mr.. Davis and his wife
and two children and Mrs. Davis mother.
Mrs. Cover. were in the place last week
visiting at Issh HAYES. Capt. Alexander
Cover and wife of Boston have been visiting
W. P. Bailey's family. Miss Mabel and
Addie Russell returned Wednesday from
Old Or. hard. John Mccormick and wife
of Livermore were in the place last week
visiting friends. Mr. NJ. was a member of
the Fifth Maine Battery and there was .
reunion of the surviving members At Au-
gusta muster week. Rufus Bragg and
wife and their daughter Sadie went to Pop
ham Beach Thursday to be absent 4 week.
Addie Frentz. who has been visiting her
cousin, Julia Brown, returnt d to her home
in Me'rose last Friday. Mrs. Belle Wilson
of Waterville is in the place
The entertainment here Tuesday evening
was a grand success. The OF ject of the en-
tertainmeut was to raise money to purchase
responsive scripture books. The object
was attained. Mrs. Annie Gilbert and Miss
Annie Burleigh from the corner, were with US
rendering very valuable help. The violin
concert by Miss ANY Stevens of Dover, n.
H.. received from the audience hearty
cheers We never had ANY ching like it here
before. The solo by Miss Mamie Forest
was perfect in every particular.-Last We'd
nesday Mr.. E. l. Baker sawed of his mid
die finger from his left hand. 1t was
dressed by DR.. George NJ. Randall
Rev Mr.. Prince the methodist preacher At
Getcheli's corner has commenced preaching
services every Sunday at the school house on
the pond road with good congregation and
brother James Chadbourn says they have a
good Sunday school OF twenty scholars all
under the management of this Jealous work
ing Christian brother. 1t is q good move.
Don't let it stop.-Last Sunday E. 5. Forest
had valuable young horse cast by coming in
contact with barbed wire fence, five stitches
had to be taken to close up the wound. 1t
will not prove a permanent injury.-It is
very dry and dusty in this section. A good
rain would be acceptable. Cisterns and
wells are getting quite low.
kFNSEREC
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-03

An abstract Of Col Shepard's address
at Detroit, Mich; IApplause; [great
applause;l [Laughter:l (great laughter
and applause;l Applause j [great APP
plause: Applause Applause etc.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-03

The sewer in front of the Maine Central
depot has been cleared ont thus removing an
unsightly stagnant pool of water in the
yard.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-03

II We buy then shall We reap abundantly
in profit, and the value Of the goods thou
shalt be satisfied with.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-03

is there any time when Carpets are not
required. BODY BRUSSELS leads at this
sale. 1t has always commanded the uni
form price Of sl.25 per yard but at this
Special Sale.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-03
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TODAY

Nav ApvKIrIsKMkNn.
Wsntcd--So babies.
Clothing-rownsend 4 Rsck.
W. IL. puntoa calls Your attention.
Pure spices--Chas. X. Partridge.
foand-Pocket- book.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-03

The present must be the age of giants.
We have had turnip that weighed four
pounds, . strawberry that measured SIX
inches in circumference and stalk Of corn
twelve feet high deposited in the editorial
sanctum and the last acquisition is an i'm
mense string bean raised by Mrs. J. C. Gar
land which measures but a trAe under
twelve inches in length. It came in during
the forenoon for which we return dae thanks
- i solved the dinner problem for the day.
Col. y. j. Cram of this city claims to
have made . score Of 80 in private shoot
At the muster, with military rife. With
six weeks practice Mr. Cram says he would
be willing TO meet any marksman 10 the
world with . military rife at 200 yarls.-
Biddefofd Journal.
Nothing would please the military en-
thusiasts Of our city more than match be-
tween the above named gentleman and Lieut..
Col. w. s. Choate. Augusta people have
great faith in Col. Choste's ability with the
rife and would like to see him try conelu-
sions with the Biddeford crack shot.
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PARLOR SUITS.

First we call your attention to
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Hearken unto the call that bids thee
come where prices are so altered that the
people recognized them not.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-02-09

mobl bosu teFdbiat lit, Elm urttsil biers
iiber ob8uasbsn, uub neider Die Wrbels
ten Der Sdti!er einer eineebenoen Brtiz
flung unfer3oaea bat, 5eigen, bob Der
lnterridt i'm Deuti9en iebr erfreul'de
&siuItate ereeben bat, ieitbem bag ieBige
5pitem in Mnmeaoung gelangte
l~ebriaens muroeu audi i'm fponiiden
Observation-Disclosures bon oer geringen
Betbeiliauna-gute Reiultats e%r5ieIt.
Ser 8eridt beg 5huliupertntenben=
ten aeiat. baB iid bas 5dulmeien btr
Stabt San Wntonio in gutter 8erfai.
flung befinbet, unb boB iouobl BON Set
ten oes Germ Smith, mie ber itdoti=
fden Wermaltung unb namentlid aud
Der Srinetpale unb 2ebrer, reblid ba
raufbin gearbeitet wirb, bag Defining
li9e gu leifien.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-02-09

1T bic aranfenitube, mel6e einen am ent,inbliden
R6eumatismu8 letbenben pattenten beberberst. Wenl1
berielbe iebph i6 s ofetter'S SO a senbttterS
bebtent, ebe her Giptel pes S6mer5eS errei6t lit, fam
tdubunsSz pper gerubisunssmittel feline fpesieae @irz
flung BADEN, 1T inter l1mitdnben TIRE anwenpuns bod
manhmal am Glase. Odd duBern ie ME etne hauernte
neil ie Bic ben &6eumatismup ndbrenben Sdfte nt4t
auS benz glut auSideipen. Sritetter'5 MasenbitterS
beiprst bieS I'm 70 Srilnbltder uno fest bapurh sletd
NAL einsewur3elt, fat ntmmer aus3urotten fenbern
bb4itens nod gu linbern 1T. Wean persefe nt6t, 6beuz
mattsmu8 lift cine 4%rdnfbett, irelpe etne iebr iatale
9etsuns bat ii6 auf baS Ser3 gu perfen. Ntan 1plte
tesbalb sletd Bet ben eriten @esunsen befelben gum
BttterS g%retfen. QuG furirt baiielbe DpSpepiie, Rie=
r%enleiben, Malaria unb HerppIitdt.
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@abl : PROCLAMATION.
Mayors Office.
etabt San Nntonio, Seras,
12. Gnnnnr. 1889


Sn GoIse ber mir burh ben Greibrief
uub bic Oroinan3en Der Stabt San
Nntonio iibertrageuen autoritdt, erIaEe
i'd. Brpan @aIagban, Mapor Der Gtabt
San Mntonip hermit meme protlamos
tion unb orbne on un5 beffimme, baB
cine Wobi anl
3weitea Montas int Sebntar 1889
Gallo on, elften Sage beg befasten Mo.
nats) abgebalten miro, UNI bic folsens
oen Deamten 3u ermdhlen, f6mIi6:
Mapor, &etorber, Solicitor. 6traBen.
tOmmifdr uno 5w0lf etabtratbsmit.
9lieoer.
Oie Stimmpl1be In ben berlGiebenen
Warbs merben BON 8 nbr Morgens bis
6 nbr Nbenbs an ben folgenben Grten
often fem:
Warb 80. /. poIi3ei 8 6oupiquar.
tier, Militdr. plo3a; Wabl.W orFbenber,
Simon Q6nighetm.
Warb go. 2 Ode gaf unb Oolos
roia straBe; Wapls goribeuber. 8.
81. Sanhe3.
Warb No. 3. gde 2are6o unb Wefts
6Ouiton straBe; Mabl NorfBenber,
Sobn Stappenbed.
Waro go. 4. 2rii&'s 0aae; WabIs
0oriBenber 6. 0illematn.
Waro SO. 5. eommer's Garteu,
gde Nue. 8 unb 3ebnte 6iraBe;
Wahis0 oriBenoer. GufaD Jrafm.
Warb 80. 6. gde Gin unb Nolan
StraBe; Wablsg orfBenber, Wm. 5.
page.
@arb go. z. gde Motaaorba unb
8ietOria 5iraBe; Wabl : BorFbenber,
Charles u. Dennp.
Warb go. s. 207 SUB . alamo,
StraBe. gde Nilita Gtrabe; Wabl.
8orfBeuber, g. %. McHnifer.
DIE Wabl mirb ~abgebalten unb bic
Beridte oariiber werben eingereiht in
uebereiufimmung nit Sefti0n 80 beg
itdbtiiden Greibriefes unb nit benz
StaatsaeieB, Mfte bonn IA. M6ra. 4.
Suli 1887. Der 20. 9egisIaiur. Seite
Fl.
Die Siimmgeber ID ieber Warb film.
men fiir einen Mapor, eineti Hetorber,
einen RoIeftor. einen StroBentommiis
fdr. einen alderman ibrer reipettipen
Waro unb bier aldermen at large.
Gum 3eusnis bierflr unterf1reibe
i'd bier meinen Nauaen uno babe berans
aBt. bob bas Siegel Der 6tnbt
~ San Mntonio on bieiem Is. Gage
bes Sanuar A. D. 1889 b~in3neefigt
pirb.
8rban @aIlogbau,
Masor.
Beideinist:
6. 3. @Iauoon, gitp glerf.
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Sin aaufmann In Der lInseraast,

Sin 3anfmtann tn Der lIaseraaDt,
benz bur4 elm leibenbes unp fHreienbes
ainb msbrere Hd4te Der SHlaf geroubt
wnrbe uno Der 5u Der uebsssensuna se.
lanste, baB Mrs. Winslcps Scotbins
@nrup Ssrabe Der ArtiteI iei, belien er far
oas 4ino t~enStti8te. faufte eiEen Ecrrath
bapcn. Mls er mad 8aule fam unb iei.
ner Trau bacon Wittbeiluns ma4te, mel.
serte fe fid, benz 3inbe bon Dem @efanfs
ten 3u rerabrei&en, ba fe cine Gnh6nge.
rim Der 9cmScputbie mar. Die nd&ffe
Nadt murbe wieber ldlafios rsrbradt.
Afs Der Batter am nd9ifen Tooe mad
9auie fam, fanb CT bas 3inb fdle&ter
als is, unb ba {: abermols cine idlaflcie
Wadt befar&tete, perabreidte Ct wdbrenb
Der Nbpeienbeit ieiner 6rau benz Ginbe
cine Ycrtipn bes Srrup unb ioSte ni&ts
oapon. Die Nodt borauf idlief Nles
wob( unb Der fleine Shreier erwa1te
ou1 WOrsen NIT beiterm @efat. Die
Mntter maj erfreut iber ben plSsliden
wunperbaren @edfel unb cbrobt le f&
3uerf beleiOist fibl.e, als fe auiflSrnna
erbielt, ieste le bennc& ben @ebron@
pes eprmps fort. Sdreienbe 9inber
unp i3luaOie Nd&te fnb ibr iest unbe.
fannt. Cine e~indelne Brobe nit benz
Sprup bat nod oas 2eiben isbes Rinbes
uno pas gcrurtbeil Der Wntter be(ieat.
Sn allen Gpotbeteu 81 taben; rs Gents
bic HlaIhe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-02-09

fiaates unb Der &epublif Sransuaal
baben befhlo1eu, eiue Gonferens ab5u.
balten, UNI UNI bic Grnge gu beratben.
ob es ratbium lei. Die beioen &epublis
fen ill eiuem Staten : Gunb au bers
einigen.
Gin fiirdterIiher Sdneeiturm
mtitbete iii gang @dottlanb. 3ubls
lofe 5elegrapben : Pfdble linb um9e>
lporFtn uorben, foboB bic Selegrapbens
0%erbinbung p0lig uuierbro6en 1T.
Inter Den 5ahqoIen u1bf6dfti.
gen Ntbeitern Goms beftanb lfon felt
ldngerer 3eIt cine aefahrbrobenne @db=
rung. 0refeIbe lift iebt gum Nusbrud
getommen. Cine nah Sauisnbeu sdb.
lenoe Wenae BON Nrbeitern goa ldr=
menb uno pliinoernb burd bic @truBen
Der @taot, mari bic Genaer eiu, ger
trlmmerte bic Geniter urb trieb fonfl.
gen unfug. IS fam ou9 gu blutigen
3ufammenif0Ben nit Der Yoli3ei. 80
Perfonen, 0Grunter biele ppltlten, tru=
gen i6mere 8erlebuneen baoon. Sic
Sruppen balten bic Dlfttifte. in benen
be un>uben ausgebroden iino, abaez
fperrt. Dian fiirdtet, boB Der &ioi
nit oerfdrttsr @enalt bon neuem aus.
bredeu tperbe.
Sn &om 1T am Z. Gebruar BET
Cardinal ED 0 Oh o t gsitor=
ben. Gr nat bls 1873 @rabli6of BON
poien unb wuroe auf @ruuo Der ipse.
nannten MligeieBe Iduaere 3eit in
6aft gebalten. Bius TX. ernannte
ibn baun in oemonfrutiper Welie gum
Cardinal.
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ben 8. Sebrnar 1889.
Bic usyrete prefie" fir Eeras
oct per. atet, Demtf6 teranifGeu
.Ssttnneen Ste eraAte Ebonnesstett.
3abt.
Die Sreiidulen Dom Sa1 Mntonio,
NaA oem Jabresberidt oes Stdoti'
iden 4ul=Superintenoenten.

@ou 0errn 5. 6. Smith, Dem GU
perintenDenten Der 6rei S6u!en BON
Sun Nntonio gebt Der r6reien preiis"
elm bsfto9rapbirter Ib3ug feines BE.
ri6tes on ben Sdulratb gu, Der piel
SutereKantes euibalt, unb Der nament-
lid aeist, baB oas S9ulueien bieier
Stabt unter Der pielsei@mdbten Ser.
waltuug %@alagbans gan5 betrd6tll9e
Gorti6ritte sema6t bat.
Ser Bsri9t beg Germ Smith lit
nod ben Brifungen an Sdlufe beg
Wouats Sanuar abgefubt una be3iebt
fi6 nldt allein auf biefe, fonbern lie
felt cine einaebsnbe @huls Statiittt Don
Gon Nntouio.
Dsrr 5mirb besinnt isiueu Yeridt
init Der Nufteaung Der folgenben
Isabelle:
Beibe. 6arbise. 3uiammen.
Sdulpftd @eptlferuns. e, 232 1,s05 10,037
Dappn in ben 9titen. e. sc, spGt 1872 PCT. 81 pGt.
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3ablb Ter 9ebrer......... 60 II =
Dus i9e,nbare MiBuerbdltniB ami.
ihen Der 3abl Der ihulpfll1tlsen Bee
o6lferung uno Der 3abl Der in ben
Shul=Stfien ein~getrasen unb nur gar
su Der 3abl bes tdslihen Shulbeiuhs
erfldrt iid auf febr peridieoeue Werie.
Srfters Oaour@, baB btr Begrff:
nS1ulpflldtige geD6lteruns" ollie
&iuber Lno fungen 9eute big gum vi,
ter DON Is Sabren umfaBt, BON oeneu
feooh nur n~erein3elte iibel Das Is. Dber
l6. 2~ebensiubr b,naus bic Shulen bes
'uden. Gerner iino ole bic 3oslinse
Der pribatihulen NIT etuget6loffen uno
ouBeroem gtebt GO chen fetnen Sdul
3tpang unb bic Stabt bat tein Mittel in
Ger 0unD, tur8ldtlge gltsrn, ole hire
Rinber gar niGt CUR S9ule f6ldeu,
oa3u gu awingen.
Was II bic fir3Ii6 feffgeftelltea
Brhfungs : &efultute %anIdugt, 70 1T
oas GoIsenbe noraus3ui6 den. 9ie
S6iler aler GluGen emit ~Ausnabme
Der unterfen) meroeu ole bier WoHen
aeprift. Die 2sbrsr Der perf1tebeneu
Gla6en taui@en bic betrefenben Mrbei>
ten aus. fobaB fein 9ebrer, rsfp. 2tbz
reriu, bic Nrbeiten Der eisenen 9lafe gu
forrigiren befommt.
Sur 8erieeung in einen h6bereu
y@rab" 1T es n6tbis, oaB bic 36glinse
in feinem Jade unter so berabinten
unb i'm Surdfdnitt nidt unter Is.
Sn Der unterfteu (1) 9lafe fnb. bic
Yrtfunaen miinbli6 unb in ber 6ohs
56ule finben bic 0eriebungen nur aln
SdluRe beg S9ul.Sabres fat.
9le @6ule Der Garbieen tpetli9
bonn Gan pebro 1T ni9t ermdbnt, neil
fdmmtli@e 36glinse berfelben benz er.
ten @ra6e anseb6ren.