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Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-23
A SrUDY on SIJICTDE

Statistics show that suicide is in
creasing in nearly all countries with
terrible rapidity. In the July number
of The Popular Science H0Rttly, DR..
Charles w. Pilgrim presents a study OF
the subject of voluntary death, pro-
ducing the statistics Of two French in
vestigators which show that in most
European countries the number of
suicides to each million inhabitants has
to sixty years generally doubled, and
in some cases trebled. Austria,
Prussia, the smaller German
states and France show the larg-
est increase, while Italy, Spain
and Ireland show the lowest number.
England does not show the alarming
increase of the leading continental
countries, on account, it is supposed, of
her more settled social condition. The
French statisticians express doubt as
to the reliability of their statistics
showing an increase Of suicides n the
United States, on account of its rapidly
increasing population, but DR.. Pilgrim
thinks that any one who will pay atten-
tion to the subject will be convinced
that marked increase is annually TAX
ing place in this country.
Besides dissipation, reverses of for
tune and overworK, love, jealousy
and remorse play an important
part in the etiology of self-destruction.
The statistics presented show that males
exceed females in the proportion of
four to one. Other interesting facts are
that when marriage is childless the
number of suicides is doubled in men
and trebled in women. and that mater
nal love dimlnishes the number OF sui
cides among widows with children by
one third over those o. childless unions.
While the excess of male over female
suicides is true in general, DR.. Pilgrim
says il certainly is not the case in those
who are insane. His own experience
has led him to believe that suicidal
tendencies in the insane are quite
as frequent among women as among
men, and the former frequently show
the more determination and persis-
tence. In the outside world men lead
more eNClllllS llNCo anu itO oupJCSV W
greater mental strain than women, and
it is therefore natural that they should
mere frequently resort to suicide.
Another probable reason for the COM
parative infrequency OF suicide among
women is that they are better endowed
with religious fervor and possess a
larger share OF hope. Only in India
| and Japan does this rule fail to hold
| good, the number OF suicides among
women in those countries being twice
| as great as among men, fact which
bears striking witness 10 the hard
| ships OF woman's lot in countries re-
| moved from the influences of civiliza-
tion.
| The months in which the fewest sui
cides occur, as shown by the statistics
are October and November, while the
| greatest number occur in April, May
and June. July and September als'
haye'a goodly share, the latter possess
ing peculiar fascination for women
This refutes the old idea that suicides
occur most frequently in damp ant
gloomy weather. Another remarkable
factis that the progressive increase an6
decrease in the number of suicide
coincide with the lengthening AM
the shortening of the days. 1t is alsl
an established fact that the NOR,
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-23

TIE wearisome struggle between the
syndicate and the settlers on the Des
Moines river lands is no nearer settle
ment than during Cleveland's admins
tration. The hopss OF the settlers are
now conferred on congress, and it is con-
fidently expected that 4 bill will be
passed to compensate them. There is
reason to believe that President Harri
son agrees with Cleveland on the legal
aspect of the case. and relief can only
come through an appropriation to pay
for improvements on the land.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-23
TIE death OF J6hulGllbert. the

THE death of Johu Gilbert, the noted
Boston actor, removes from the stage
one of its brightest ornaments and one
of its truest gentlemen. For the past
quarter of a century this gifted man de-
lighted the audiences OF New York and
Boston especiallys With his fine delini-
alton of the characters found only IN
the classic old school comedies. His
Sir Peter Teazle. in "The School for
Scandal - and his Sir Anthony Abso-
lutte in THE Rivals were unsurpassed
and his name will be associated with
his creations as closely as that of Booth
with Hamlet, or Saivini with Lear.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-23
Tho Haytien nnir-I,ui,iny.

tHicdq0 I1mcs
Although Mr. Hippolyte has taken to the
hills of Hayti he is still very much in the
ring, and MIR. Legitime doesn't make very
much progress in crushing out his following.
In tho interest OF humanity Uncle Sam should
step IN and put an end to the barbarous affair
by knocking Hippolyte's aud Legitme's
heads together till they couldn't think. But
Uncle Sam is a selfish old chap who doesn't
take very much interest in outside humanity
even in his kindlIcst moods.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-23
a Trcacherous Memory.

" itDcr RCDttDHcGn.
Last week some evil genius worked sad
havoc with the intentions of We Republican
local scribe. To have the privilege of record
ing the matrimonial alliance of two of our
most highly respected young people, and to
have that privilege frustrated by memory
that treacherously informed him that every
thing had been treated caused him to desire
to shoulder the responsibility onto fate, aud
put in considerable time earnestly regretting
the omission.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-23
DouhlY ReWarned.

Davenport (id) DemDcrdt-GdZette.
THE OMAHA BEE celebrated its eighteenth
anniversary by occupying It's new seven
story building and entertaining its friends.
Tho editor and proprietor, E. Rosewater
has succeeded in making fortune and a
most excellent newspaper at the same time,
and now, in the primo Of life, ho can enjoy
the one and direct the affairs of the other.
The BEE is the most prosperous newspaper
property In Nebraska.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-23

THE fame of the American engineer
is evidently not circumscribed by the
Atlantic seaboard or Pacific slope. The
recent completion Of great railroad
bridge across the Hawkesbury river, in
Australia, is a tribute to his genius.
While the contract secured for building
a new artificial harbor at Yolkahoma, in
competition with the engineers of Eng
land and France, speaks we'll for his en-
terprise and ability.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-23
The fioosirr Snn:iay.

tfIUFWVIII OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
The Indiana supreme court decided that
Sundry shaving and hair cutting are not
works of necessity. Boot backing and bath
ing will probably come next under the list of
luxurcs that can be dispensed with. How,
then, about smoking and reading newspapers,
and eating restaurant meals and riding on
the cars to church! 1t is possible tho reform
will advance so far as to strike stone wall
and rebound.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-23

AN ex-assemblyman of New York
city is at present confined in the
Queens county Jail on the charge Of
stealing lunches from hotel. The un-
fortunate man is to be pitied, rather
than condemned. The theft is O. clear
example of how strong the ruling pas
sion is after once the legislative habit
has been acquired.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-23

THE money has been raised for lay
ing telegraphic cable from San Fran
cisco to the Sandwich islands. From
that point it is merely a question of a
short time when telegraphic communi-
cation will be established with Japan,
China and Australia. We shall have
an electric girdle around the world
within the next three years.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-23
A Nore Apprpprintc Term.

V''TVITJJ
The change OF the word indications" to
forecast in the daily official bulletin of the
signal service department has not been fol-
lowed by any soothing influence on the
weather. In point of fact the weather APP
pears to grow more hardened, reckless, and
unstable every day. Let General Greedy
try the word "guessosn awhile.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-23

ARIZONA proposes to hold constitu-
tional convention next winter for the
purpose OF giving expression to the
movement for statehood. The people
of that territory possess the rare fac
ulty of getting what they go after. If
they cannot get statehood peacably,
they are fally competent to "hold up''
the union and walk in without an lnvi-
tatiOn.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-23
E OMAHA DAILY SUNDAY 1ss9-sIxTEEN PAGES

colleges of the west, and TO follow out
to great oxteptthe evolution in edu-
cation now in progress, not alone IN
America, but in Europe. Certainly no
more signifcautproof can be given of
the progress of fatheI American people
than in the fou1ding of universities OF
this character.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-23
Help the EliiiOr.
GrCtnu Democrat.

DO not oe afraid to tell the editor Of any
news you might get on to; because he cannot
be around nll the time and neglect his Office
duties Besides, do not expect too much
from him when you do not care to do much
yourself. The above is meant for the other
fellow, because we know you do all you can
to help your paper along; we know you do
not hunt for mistakes and laugh over them,
because we know you could do better.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-23
Not a Fair shake.

Fhilddclphiu Press.
That Missouri doctor who has CHALLENGED
his neighbor, n lawyer, TO duel with bowie
knives TO settle dispute concerning recent
game CT base ball, is clearly seeking mean
advantage. 1t is much rs if the lawyer were
to challenge the doctor to u lawsuit in u
branch of legal prastice wherein the lawyer
was an expert.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-23

THERE is cause for much rejoicing in
the announcement that Senator Black
burn did not pull Senator Chambers
ears. Peace again perches on the
granite hills, and Kentucky is spared
the EXPENSES of q funeral.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-23
Untirins Industry Did 1t.
lYnSh innfnn pIst

USVTHTIUTT
The history OF TUE BEE is history Of
untiring industry, of far-sighted enterprise,
and of splendid management on the part of
its proprietor, Mr. ltosewater, to whom the
Post extends its special congratulations
upon the extraordinary success which has
crowned his newspaper career, ana of which
the Bee building is a noble monument.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-23

THE farmers of the state do OF appre-
ciate the full value OF the flax crop. In
addition to realizing snug sum from
the seed, the fiber, properly woven and
creased, possesses all the persuasive
power OF hemp as specific for crime.
The number of foul murders recently
committed in the state opens up rich
field for the flax industry.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-23

proposed programme Of status and arrange
ment The great point is that this country
has shown settled foreign policy, and that
1t is in such n position that when IL makes
any decided demands and backs up those de-
mands by an unswervng exposition of their
justice they are bound to be respected. There
is no buncombe in all this, 1t is the proof OF
the country's self-respect; 1t is the preserva-
ton of our dignity as n nation.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-23

SIOHT CIIU ITU JJOHFHUT.
Edward Rosewnter was the proudest man
in Omaha on Wednesday evening as he sat
at the head of the table in the new building
of THE BEE. And well he might be. The
new building is splendid monument to his
wonderful industry and notable success.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-23
Deserved Prosperity.

Kansas City Journal.
TIE OMAHA BEE celebrated its eighteenth
anniversary by moving into It's elegant new
building The BEE is to be congratulated
upon this deserved evidence Of it's prosper
ity. 1t is a live. wide awake paper in every
sense of the word, aud is great credit to
the city it so ably represents.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-23
AS OTHERS SEE US.
But One Eye is Open.

UdUne Gnzette.
THE OMAHA BEE still frantically clamors
for an Omaha & Yanktop railroad, but with
very little prospects of ever securing one
before the archangel toots his horn. Gabriel
is the only parsonage who could wake up the
sleepy Omahogs
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-23
Education is Unpopular i'm Georgia.
Atlanta Constitution.

We are not ready for compulsory educa-
tion, and the masses of our people never will
be ready for system which compels them
to board and clothe, the children of the poor
and thriftless during school year of thirty
five weeks ~
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-23

THE wheat harvest, this year, prom
ises to equal, if not exceed, the great
record of 1884, when five hundred and
thirteen million bushels were harvested.
The aggregate acreage is the greatest
since 1884, and the condition of the
growing crop is all that could be de-
ri
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-23

According to statement by Governor
Beaver, it costs q quarter of million of
dollars TO call the Pennsylvania legislature
together IN extra Bession If it costs so
much to harness up team of this kind,
what must it cost to ridelin it.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-23
What We Have Gained at Berlin.

Whether Malietoa is reinstated or whether
Germany receives money indemnity is
something which really concerns the United
States but little, except insomuch as these
things form part and parcel of the country's
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-23

Kansas Gun Journal.
Ireland has many times in the past suffered
deeply from those whom she had a right to
expect were her friends, and the Cronin case
is another example of it. She may well
say, Save me from my friends"
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-23

VENEZUELA successfully weathered a
peaceful revolution, and a Cape May
belle eloped with her fathers French
cook. Life is worth living.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-23
COUNTRY BREEZES.
Laying For Ben.

TUTlFTulSO ITlDUnc,
B. w. Riddle, of Cresco Is a man that has
played the stinlSef with the Tribune and left
us in the hole for several years. subscription
by removing his residence. Never mind,
Ben, We'll catch you yet.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-23

AMERICAN HORSE has impressed the
Sioux commissioners at Pine Ridge
with the fact that he has good horse
sense.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-23
Objects Being Swallowed.

IWITUtTtITJHII IttCUTU.
The general verdict of the democracy ap-
pears to be that there is room enough IN the
party for Mr.. Samuel jackson Randall, but
not enough room in Mr. Samuel Jackson
for the party
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-23
And VIC viii Have ,Em.

Chicd1o Tribune
A site has at last been selected for Omaha's
new custom house, and nothing is now lack
ing to complete the happiness of that city
except million dollar hotel and Chicago's
nog trade.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-23
Prolific Bir. Woodruff.

" VSHTTTUIVFF TT6T.
From the multiplicity OF his confessions
as to who killed DR.. Cronin, the haunting
suspicion burrows in the public brain that
the Hon. Horsethief, Woodruff is working on
SPACE rates. HI
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-23
Practical and Successful.

BdWiHOrG l1NlelIC1n.
High license is strong because it is practi-
cal. It is supported because it's effective
ness has been proved. 1t gains headway
because it is an acknowledged success.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-23

So. Louis Globe Democrat
aGet together is the present rallying cry
of the democrats Let somebody call out
"What'l you talie' and see how rapidly
they will concentrate.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-23
Most Marked Success.
Nnlltfinn Prcss nnd Dnlfntnn.

IGlhiOn Press ana Ddif)tdn.
THE OMAHA BEE celebrated its eighteenth
anniversary by occupying its large and hand
some new building, monument to one of
the most marked newspaper SUCCESSES in the
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-23
Anything For an Advertisement

Omaha is jealous because DIR. Spureeon
made a favorable comparison Of Chicago to
London. If the English prelate would only
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-23
A Fortnnnte NIishnn.

81. Louis Republic.
"The Lord made me and then lost the
pattern" says the Rev. Sam Small thanks
be TO the Lord
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-23
TRIBUTES TO ENTERPRISE.

III rs n newspaper
Crete Globe.
THE Bee is u newspaper and deserves
SnCCaSS-
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-23
The Present Forcc Good Enough.
TinrOfn Journal

II some one Of the Omaha papers cou Id
secure the release of Woodruff and then en-
gage his services as circulation swearer, IL
would distance all its vile contemporaries in
q months time All depends on the agility
and capacity Of the liar employed.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-23
THE DAILY BEE.
Average. 10, 1913
l,LnIlGA n TZSCIIl1ER

hFCTdHt.s sssssss ss's' VfH@C
GEORGE B. TZSCH UCK.
Sworn to before me and subscribed to in my
presence this I'D day OF June, A. ID. 1889.
Seal. N. T.. FELL, Notary Public.
State of Nebraska, =,
County of Douglas. ss'
George B. Tzschuck, being duly sworn. de-
poses and says that he is secretary of The Bee
Publishing company, that the actual average
daily circulation OF Tho Daily bee for the
month OF June. 1888, 19.2i2 copies; for July.
1eSs 1908 copies; for August, 1885, Is 1S3 copies
for September. 1888, Is 15l copies; for October,
1SSR s.tSi copies; for November, 1883. Il. 0S5
copies; for December 1888 Is. 22.2j copies; for
January. 1889, 1874 copies; for February, 1899.
1896 copies; for Marcn, 1882, ,S5i copies; for
April, 1859, 1850 copies for May, 1870, 1859
copies GEO. B. 1LSCH UCK.
Sworn TO before me and subscribed in my
ISenLl presence this Sd day of June, A. D.,
1889.
N p. FELL, Notary Public.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-23

say that Omaha is some better than Babylon
that city would smile.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-23
Truth Between the Lines.

NHTUUUU ITIUITIt'
Christopher Columbus is about to be hon
ored by "a new and elegant monument in
New York city.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-23

"A proposition for.
tDosign for a.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-09-25
MQerIet.

= Ser tpesen Yferoebiebfabls oer=
baftete Sam Martin, mel6er bonn
9hlfssM ari6aa Ogleiias bon 2arebo
nod San Nntonio transportirt merben
ioute, fprang unweit BON Der Stabt bonn
3uae unb ole Na6fori@unsen mad ibm
fino bisber bersebli@ e%eblieben.
: Ser gountn $ @lert ftelte geftern
ben f~Olgenben Barren 9eiratbs 2icens
gen aus: Sobn 90. poaod unb Marp
Wanber, fotpie gilbert 8aloe5 uno gmis
lie 3insler.
= Sos gum Beiten bes CONFEDERATION
5olbatenbeims in Nufin i'm bieiigen
Opernbauie b~eranfaltete 2on3ert bot
einen &einertrag bon $217 erseben,
peI9e benz SOB. &oB iiberianbt NOR
ben fnb.
= Mit benz auf ben Is. September
f%alenben Roi6 9ai9ana.G efte beeinut
nod israeIitii6er 3eitre@nuns bas Sabr
$3.50.
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Gases Neuigfeiter.
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GG5 StuatsbepaYtement III WuIbz
lr9ton trhdIt bura isine ~bipIDmatiiGeu
Nettretet IN europa iatere5aute MuS.
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pan sameritanlideu @ougreRes auf ben
europdil6en 9anbel nit Nmerita ents
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benz Waibingtoner @pngrsfe gslinger
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ben brei Nmerifa's ab3uf6lieBeu, baB
bas benz 9anbeI guropas nit @iib. unb
Central : Wmerifa ben 8obesfoB geben
uno babur@ aud Die ensli{6s, beutiGe
unb fran50flde Snbuitsie Iabm lsgeu
miRe. Aae 8ldtter linb absr barin Ell
mig, bob Der plan Blaines. our gr,ids
tuag fold zines gang Amerifa umfaf.
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le9ter let.
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in Walbington tbeiit nit, 5aB in ben
nit benz 81. Qug. abl9lieBenoen 8 Mos
naten beg Sabres 1899 3OO,56 Gin
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renb bes entIpre6enoen 3eitraumes oes
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iene 3ablen niGt nit eingeibloHen.
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dig penions. @ommi51r nsrben.
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woob ereignete ii6 Elm @iisnbabn : gu.
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uns 2eben famen uno oiele i9per bers
lebt murben.
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Ser amerifanil6e @eTQnbte
pbeIps in Berlin ipirb am 26. 5eptems
Der BON Glriteu Bismard empfangen
unb nirb feline Mntritts Qu6ien3 beim
9aiier om oarauf folgenben Sage ers
balten.
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fimmen barin iberein, baB bic ~fran3bs
fiden 6ammerpablen teiuer ,ueientlis
den @tnluB auf bic 3ufammenieBung
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iast Die 3ufunft Der &epubIit bdnge
iebt bon 80 &epublifauern al. Die
acknowledging" meint. bic Sauptges
fabr fir Trantrei6 lei itbt abgemenbet.
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frii5ten S6dBunsen III 8e3ua auf ben
ausfal Der 5ti6pablen. Sn ieoem
Sale aber lei bas Wablrefultat fir bic
@rbaltung bes Griebens eiinitig. 9ie
monardifif6en fran5bfi6eH 8ldtter
unb bieienigeu, mel9e fir Boulanger
eiutrateu, finb 5iemll9 enttdui6t pore
ben 6ut9 ben zNusfaG. sic bof=
fen iebo6 nod auf 3oblrei6e Siege BEL
bet Sti9wablen.
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~ge3tuungen 1T, feline portefeuiGIe als
Giuanaminiter nieoer,ulegem, tuirb
6err b. Steinmann. Der iebige Oberz
prdfbent 6er probin3 S1lesDig : 6olz
itein, In bas Miniferium eintretert.
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Gan peSru gpriuss parf,

). Scribe, Yddter. 9ieier tiible
unb i@attige part 1T Der p~opuldrite grs
bolungsplaB Der Staot uno umgegenb
fit Gamilien uub eignet fi9 aud be-
fonbers 3ur Gbbaltung bon pribats
pitnits. Serr Rerble 1T elm febr aufz
mertiamer Wirtb, Der tets beftrebt 1T,
bic @iinide Der @dfte gu e%rii0en.
Seben Sonntag Na9mittag unb Nbenb
finbet Elm Gret= Gonaert fat,
ausgefibrt bon ber Ser. Staaten gfis
litdr ISABELLE. 177,toM
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9an Mltpnio, %. Sept, 1889.
8erfiegelte Nngebote pers
ben entgegengenommen in biefer Office
Bis 9ienstag, ben /. October, 1889,
Miita9s IL ubr fit Die @rri6tung zines
8 9ulbaufes iir or b 8 e
Gtnoer.
Ollie 8ieter baben eiu 9epoiitum bon
$3.50 (aweibunbertunbfinf5ig Douars)
in baar ober in beglau6igtem @9ed als
@arantie gu btnterlegen.
pldne uHb Spe~clfcatioueH linb III
ber Office beg @itp Gletts sin3uieben.
9ie Staot bebdlt lid bas &edt Dor,
ems unb ale Nngebote auriidjutueiien.
Die Wngebote iinb nit benz 8ermerf
ill berieban: proposals for building
of School House, unb all ben MaDor
au abreifiren.
8rpan GaIlagDan,
QtteItirt: WaDor,
6. g. @Iaubou, 5tabt @lert.
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MlaltO neutrality-suspicious.

Neicrat fritz lire eigenen @elddite
unb b~ean.ip1ucat Ni6ts, peOer flu nod
gegen iygenb elhen GoHfurrenten ludt
ten NRibstl oee 6fenll'den gattpaoge,
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prompter 2tusgleidung I'M ToIe bon
0erInit. Snbem Sbr NIT bieier @eiel=
i6aft 8eiG6fte madt, u%nterbanbelt Sbr
nit Oiysftoren, Die fitr Gu9 feline Grems
Ben limb. Mdnner, Die elm lebbaftes syns
tereiie Oh ben Nngelegenbeiten ber @efels
f6ait nebmen unb Die nidts buloen unb
erlauben niiroen, tpas ni9t lreng nit
ben @ei6dftsprinaipieu in gintlarg au
brtngen 1T. Bebenft ebenfans, baB ale
pIamien @. b., mas mir ouf infer ei=
genes Giffo nebmen) unb ale Som.
milfDnen, (oas 1T: &ldperf9eruug)
bic perbient petGen, bier bleibsn uno
mieber In San Nntonio rnb Seras in
@irfulation gebra9t neroen.
Wir baben arrangements g%etroffen
uno Iiao botbereitet, 8erli9erungen bp.
ir9sro pel6er 90be gu ilbernebmen.
Weeen fernerer Snformation unb @ins
selbeiten menbe man ii6 on bic Office,
No. 222 Weffs@ Commerce. 9traBe (9iirs
ler's 8ebduoe) Dber Selepbon go. 439.
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feQi6aft ben 8or5ug geben Ober le un=
terituBen mput, 10 perbanoelt bireft
mi biefer Office, ba mir in ber
Stabt feline autorifrten Ngenten, ions
bern nur uaiere eigeneu @olicitos
ren baben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-09-25
Gtue Sid,ere 8elo.0lnldae

1T etne ipthe, BON pelder Sbnen unter @arantie ;usez
iitert lperben fam, ba6 ie befriebisenbe &~eiultate lie
@uf bie5er 8aiiS t6nnen Sic BON Benz unten ansesez
benen Gprtbeter cine TlaIde BON Or. Sings Reuenl
S9minbiu6tS : 9eilmtttel %taufen. IS ptrb sarantirt
pae bafelbe unter alien nmitdnben Grlet4terunS ses
irdbrt, penn man e8 sesen irsenb pel6e 9etpen Der
3eble, Der Sruit pber ber 2unsen ~antpenbet ME
S4rpineiu6t, Gnnsenent5unrungt Srpnditts, Qitbma,
Seuh buiten Srdune &c. &c. G8 lit dngenebm ein3unebz
unb i9medt gut, lit p6ais Ii6er unb man fam iuG
tmmer barauf ~rerlaien.
9rpbehai8en frei in alien Qpptbeten. g~Rpbleiale Bel
Dreib, Gbpmpipnu. 81.