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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-04

Ia @eneraI Grants Arst, Ser beriibnste
d. Sbrabb, gleip gorI, iast sd babe eeenus
babpn reridrieben, bab man horin {hfpintmeil
f5nnte. "-Damit ineint er @aateiba 8etbesba
MaHer. WeltoH&Gp o.. Grecsra, @ouftons
uffb 9abarrosS trabs, aaetnige Nseittett. Ser
I1uisH BEL ber 6Iafde uub 8iite. 5rast Guren
Nppthefer baNn4.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-04

~ WIt 4dbsa einei1 g,obem SbeiI
nuleres MaarsnIneers ~berfauft, baben
aber nod siner erOBen gorrafb an
0anb unb offeriren iett Somers unb
@tdbGen : Mdntel uno Sadets gu nod
niebrigeru preilen ME berber.
g. Deufff q 60.
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Aar NancpaH&s nhn -finb

Rg- 9aueoaf& Sob -inb In
itrem b~eOeutenb DergrDBerten @elddftss
Total in ieber 0inli9t auf bic 0erbf=
unb Wiuter 6aifon bDrbereitet. sic
haben eiRe bOrtrefai@e NusmabI bon
6:ohen fir 6erreu. trel6e Nnahse nod
NiaB wtinfGen. uHb in ibrem 2ager In
Mnes bertreten, mas our 0errentoiIette
geb6rt. 6ertise NnSiige rad neueifem
S@uitt in ieoer 0ualitdt uab au iebem
preiie; fetne ueber3ieher mp6erne 9ii=
te; unterseug Der Saiion angepaBt;
mOlene uab leineue 0emben, Rrabat.
ten unb ole bic anberen SerreusSoiIet.
TEN rtitel. Baneoaf & 5obn erbal.
ten ibren &uF, bic leiten5t 6irma tire,
8ran1e gu ieia, aufre@t.
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patreniHrt DteSaIbe.

Bis our 0olenoung ees neuen eiees
nen @ebdubes miro bic Office bieier
@efeli9aft fih am alien BlaBe befin=
oeu. ndmlid3 in 9nrlers @ebdube, 222
Weit : Commerce 9traBe. Selepbou
go. 439,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-04

Sie fotboIif@e @eiflidteit 81.
lambs bat erfIdrt, baB Bornels ferneres
Bethlehem als Jiibrer Der HationaIis
ffen,partei glei6beoeuienb nit Der DOL.
ligea gerni9tung bieier partei iein
tpiirbe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-04

6inisr bieiem groBartieen &eiultate
beg biresten BaumnDl. 81 usfubrsei6df,
tes, uel9es cine 96be uno 8ebeutiams
teit CREDIT BOT, on tuelde man Dor
S.~abresfriIt nt1t einmal au benten ge=
tpoet bate, bleibt bic SnlautssNus'
fubr, pelhe ausi@lieB li6 nod BEN
Stem Oorter 9afen sesaugen 1T, gang
bett66tli@ surid. sic 1T auf II
Dampferu Der MalotD 9inie bef0rbert
norbeu; ct bat betragen i'm:
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~ Scr WIumber 8. 6. Sftfius

- OCT PIulIUtI IS. Y. KS9ttlls,
No. 20 Nbeuue . rabe pot . Office,
bot, um ben gsiieigerten anfpri@en.
bic on fem @ei@dft geIfent tperben,
nadIomme1. au t6nnen, f9 nit einem
ti6tigen Ga6monne, 9errn Sbomas,
atociirt unb tpirb ME getp6bnIi6 aut
3ufriebenbeit bes publifums ale Nuf,
ridge raid e~rleotgen. 9elepbou AT.
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EGF-: Sranf 81. 8ennis, Supt. Der @ranS
&apibs S4ccl Surn. So, iast: y9ieies 8ee
tbesba 8aiier bat meiu 9eben s~erettet. 8els
ton 4 60, grocers, 9D~uftonftrabe, nerfalls
fen b~afelbe Bel Der SlaiGe pber &iite.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-04

"E-.t 81
Gin friber bel bet 4rmee 5ieben6es
Wunbarst unt isbt bebeutenber Irat i'm
OfIiden Soma, mubte unIGnef ouf Fl,
aige Gage ieitt Deim 1erlaHen; wdbs
reub feiuer NbDeienbeit betam zines
Der Ginber cine f6mere grtdItung, mo-,
rouf feline Irau iofOrt cine JIaf9e
sGbamberlain's Cough &emebp@ bpIen
Iieb. Mit benz er3ieIteu ReiuItate NOR
he II. 3ufrieben, 6aB bel dbnIi@en 6dlen
3u oerfdiebenen 3eiien bieieIbe Mebiain
gebrau@t uarbe. Ha1 eigener ueber,
3eusung bebauptet Der Artt, baB es bas
suuerldifgffe Prdparat segen grfdltrug
tpdre uHb before grfOlge ersiele, aIs lie
eeab zines, mas er ie gebrauGt babe.
gu berfaufen bel ". Cohen & Co.,
GaItsper & Son uhb olIen bebeutenben
Sroguifen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-04

EIgBer sebiedene Meina6tsasf6en.
t. taufen min, ioIte Az Glitter
Bios. 8eben, beren SutpeIens tinb
ubrens2ager untreiiig bas elesantelie
In Der @taDt III.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-04
81 m "a
MIdmp
SeaerDerii@erum8s @eieaidaft.

az Das Sumelenlaser Der 6irna
Gr1taer Bios. 1T b0ppelt 10 reiGs
halti8 nis bereangenes Sabr; ieber
Gef9mod unb iebe 86rie tSnnen Be.
friebiat perben.
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3uIammem ,121


Oie Sbatiade, baB BON BET teraais
5den 8aumtponzg rnte ndbrenb ber er'
ten 9dlfts Der Sailon mebr als bic
6dlite bss Biz isbt nod @aIDefon ge'
fommeuen grnteertrags brett bon bort
nod europdif9en 5afenplGBen bef6rs
bert morben 1T, bari tpobl ais Der bette
Beneis bafir gslten. 6aB Der Staot
Seras fA bereits einen allermdrts bee
fannten Mameu als 9ieferant bes Baum'
pollenbebarfs fit ben Meltmastt be.
griinbet bat. England, SeutI6lanb,
6ranfrei6, &uBlanb unb Odnemart
fdiden f6pn lire G6iffe brett nod
@albeiton, um f@ eiaen Sbeil ibres
Bebarfes au boten.
Wel6e beoeuteube ~finaneielle &olle
bic Baumtpole i'm @taatsbausbalte
BON Seres fpielt. l1Bt f9 aus Der 3abl
Der 8olen ermeKen, melde i'm laufens
ben Sabre biz iebt BON @alpeffon Der.
f6ift porber inb. gs iuo bas
Bauen. 0elpirertb.
mad ansiuartisen Safen.....s37,s $3.50 SIS, 1sa CSC
mad inIdnbtiGen Sdfen ......174,121 8,73S, 05f
SIN @anSen .512,o 51 $2e, 1857, ZOE
uno babel lit, tpie i9ou bemertt, erfl
Bic 61lfte Der BaumwOI. Saifon Dor:
iiber; barf man aus Der 3abl Der Bis
Der na6 Galoefon eefommenen Baum.
moG<8alen einen S9IuB auf ben @e,
fammtbstras Der Siesidbrisen Ssras
grnte aieben. TO bere1net fid berfeibe
auf @runb Der grfabrung, pelhe bic
ganse Neibe Der frRberen Sabre ole
&idtE6nur aiebt, auf eiwa 915.18e
Balen; fe uirbe fomit nod reide,
fem, als Die Doridbrige uno benz Matip.
no L germ6sen BON Serns BITE Summt
bon etpa 5000 500 biu3ubringen.
Die iibrigen grpDrtartitet bes @toa.
tes, tpel1e bic N~usfubrlifen tudbreao
bes erGen Quartels 6es neuen @ei9dfts.
jabres aufweiien, Rnb Der BaummoGt
gegeniiber BON berbdltniBmdBig gerlngel
8ebeutuue. Gas Nebenprobutt be,
BaummDlernte, has aus benz 6an1er
Der 9aumpole 9etpDnnene Del unb bei
OeItuden, reprdientirt einen @elbuertl
bon $685.. 05l, bie-rp6 nnf Der eriter
2inbbeitsfufe ftebenbe - MebIausfuhl
cine iDlde bon $54,674 unb bas @oQ'
gef6dft uugefdbr bic Summe bot
So. 900. 900.
SAP fid Der Gtaat Seras unb bel
0afen bon @alDeiion nit einem berar
tisen n&ecOrb", ME er iiG .aris ben
0Orfebenben ereiebi, f6on ieben la6el
f6nnen, betatf DOhI feiues tDeiterer
8eneifes.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-04
~ Serb. @belina bat

~ Serb. Gbeliue bot einen Bar
room erffer giaHe krbfaet Wep. Conn
uteress6ir 239 (fritber Nettes Npo,
tbete.) 6tets ffiI6ss Bier an 30pff.
fetne Mbisfeb's unb CUTE @igaffel1.S
Gin eemiiblt6es GoedI, bns Sober Be-
IuHen fnutel
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-04

E- Or. 5. GroB iast: SD balte bas
8aateiba 8etbeSba @afisr fir bas bette int
portirte @aiier fit uns SiibIdnoer.@ gu pa.
ben Bel 8eltpn & 60, @rccers.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-04

= General MiIes Dot iekt bic Gin.
neluug bes gan3eH Gebietes Der auf,
iidnbif9en Siour tn Oatota pollenbet.
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~ @ritser g., $50. 246 %.
Commensurate, Oferiren fiir Die Geierz
tage eine brilante NusuabI BON Soilets
tetdftGen, Sob. unb Silberpaaren aIs
Ier Nrt. 5preHt porl
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-04

- Wenn Sbr ghies trDdeues goE.
Dat BrenuboIa br0h@t, fpredi Dor ober
befelt pet 9eiebbOn Bel Der Sunset
Weed Company ne Bat ffets bas Belle
tn Msdrfit. aeIepbOu 81.
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~ Maberids 30 n { beadbIt A
proieui 3inIeu fir 3eitsD epoRien.
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Der grObartigfte, ON meifen in bas
@eDi@t faleube unb bic bebeutenbfe
@elb5nfubr bringenbe Aus~FubrartiteI
IL tatnrgemdb bic 8aumwole. Der
6nupiftapeI : AriiteI BEG teranif6en
Nderbaus getueien. Muf 29 GGiffen,
babOn ~ 9ampfern, tuelGe mebr als
1000 Ballen gelaben baben, iinb bireft
bon @aIbefon nod 0us.pdrtigen, meiff
tberieeil@en 0dfen gebraGt porben, i'm
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@siammt.e nmne ......slOl, 76rss5 $50 SD, 2o7

[-tr.t.1E rEA.E EE.tE HE.7
Wie bieie Isabelle na9meif, bot I'D,
6er @eiGdftsbsxtebr tpdbreno bes eriten
Auartals i'm laufenben Sabre gegen
ben tn Der glei&eu periooe beg @or.
iabrs mebi aIs Derbreifo6ti
ueber einen 3Deig 'bes Smportse-
f6dfts, bic ginfubr bon tropifhen
Gri9ten, tuel@sr ertt felt 6iefem Sabre
~organiirt worben III, unb fi9 in Der turs
gen 3eit bereiis au elmer gang anerfens
ueuswertbeH 8ebeutiomfsif entwidelt
bat, eiebt bic foloenbe 3abene Nustunft.
gs Rn6 felt BEN erfen DECEMBER In
@dIbeiton imporiirt unb BON port gum
gr0BteH 9beiIe tpieber ua9 inldnoilmeu
BIdben, - Dallas, Gan Mntonio &C ,
fotute nod Ben Gtaaten Colorado, aon.
fas, Nebrasfa u. q. mieber srportirt
mnrhen.
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PRICE, FIFTY cENTs.
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Every family should subscribe to
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It IS the gfeatest paper ia-thes esSouth-v
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Col. j. II. Jones, State Senator
from Wilkinson and Amlte, has
been frequently mentioned as a
delegate fIom the State-at-Iarge
to the Constitutional Convention,
There are IA delegates to be
nominated from the State e-at-large,
and the Leader would hail with
pleasure the nomination of SEN
ator Jones as one of tire number.
He has served two terms in the
Lower House and one III The Seu :
ate, and as an intelligent, broad
minded, industrious, conscien-
tlous and faithful servant of the
people, who scorns the tricks and
schemes OF the demagogue, he
has no superior in either House.
Col. Jones iaYors tho submission
OF the new Constitution to the
people for ratification, but the
highest compIim mt we can pay
him is to say that If the conyen-
ton was composed only of such
clear-headed, CONSCIENTIOUS, we'll
rounded patriots as the Senator
from Wilkinson, ratification would
bea needless formallty.- Brook
haven Leader.
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a THANKFUL PAssoN.

Nous parson good and true
WAS crossing Ger the seas,
When suddenly there iiercely blew
Avid and sweeping breeze.
lie feared the storm the ship would wreck
His heart was sore afraid,
He sought the captain ON the dock
And found him undiAmayed.
The captain saw his awful fear
And led him up to where
The servant Of tho Lord could hear
The sailors loudly swear.
"You clearly see,p the captain said,
aIfdanger hoyered nigh,
They'd al be on their knees instead
And asking grace to die"
The parson felt his words were true,
And when the skies grew fair
liz marvcled how the sailors knew
just when to pray or swear
But when the seas which wildly flowed
Had ceased to plunge and spout
Unto himself he said: 1T showed
They know what they're about.'
But later on another storm
Came fiercer than before.
The parson heard with wild alarm
The oceans angry roar,
lie sought the deck in awful dread
TO near the sailors get.
lie lstencd-thcu he bowed his head
"Thank God, they're swearing yeti
LChicago Herald
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MAGNOLIA, MISSISSIPPI. SATURDAY.. MAY ;, 1890.

construed so as to interfere with
any local law prohibiting the sale
Of native wines.
The county of Pike, after the
passage of this law, adopted sucn
a local law (Iocal option) pro-
hibitIng the sale Of native wines
any ana everything that woul1
lntoxicate. Moreover, hy the
very terms of the loca option
law, the section (ll12) was itself
superseded, when it's master,
local option, was put in force.
There was, and is, no friction or
conflict in the laws, properly con
strue1. The Legislature was
working an both hnes---in per-
feet harmony with the policy Of
license counties, and IN perfect
harmony with counties that might
desire by local option to supel-
se3c section lI12. 1t certoinly
requires no Solomon to see thls
Pike county adopted the Local
Option law. 1t voted to adopt
the policy of prohibition, 1t put
IN force the law which forbids
the sale Of wines. 1t superseded
the section which allowed license
and which was amended. 1t
solemnly voted, ono Sale"
The influential proprietor of
the New Oileans Picayune owns
a vineyard in Pike county, Miss.
H. had a man IN charge Of that
vineyald, whose name is Kohl
burner, who, like his co conspird-
tor, Pearson, called in counsel to
aid and instruct hlm as to how
the policy Of the local option
law could be- defeated. He was
advised that this amendment to a
section winch itself was super
seded, covered his case and Kohl
burner, like Pearson, worked
the racket for AL It was worth. :"
He was indicted and promptly
sentenced, BY the clrcut court.
We know the rest-the Supreme
Court freed him to continue Ins
"racket.
The people are believed to want
an eud of this farce. We want an
end Of The saloons and to emanci-
pate our public men from their in
tiuence.
There may be some question
among good men as to the utility
of Constitutional prohibition, but
there can be no wise dlspu.ino the
proposition, no saloon man onghs
to be N the Constitutional Con-
ventioo. We do not want a death
blow administered to us IN our
organic law by men who are open
" IN the saloon interest, or who
stand IN with the saloons on the
sly.
These Supreme Court decisions
are instanced to show that we
may be struck when aud wher,
we least expect it; and it is there
fore a good time to keep awak,
wide awake-that is ALL
IL. Gambrel, IN New Mississip.
, plan.
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PROHIBITION AND THE CoNSTlTU
TiONAL CONVENTION.

It is quite certain that the liquor
interest is looking alter the pri-
mares. Let no Prohbilionst be
deceived Watch TIE whole
whisky tribe, and watch the old
Political granuies who are afraid
the harmony OF the Convention
and the solidity Of the party viii
be disturbed.
There arc two objects to be
attained by prohlbltofy clause
IN the Constitution of this State.
One, of course, il to abolish the
open saloon ana its brood oi
crimes. The other nears it in
Importance, and that other is to
deliver our public meu from the
dominating Influence II the ung
that fattcps on the traffic. j
experiences shows that this ring
has no politics bat whisky, 50 TO
speak, and every other lntore5i IS
made by this policy, subordinate
to the whisky interest. Politi-
clans and aspiring msn, Demo
Gratis and Republicans, take ac-
count Of he fact.
Pfohibition.sts are not fault
less, but there IS one thing of
which they are not acclsed. and
chat IS, Of standing in awe of the
saloon keeper. If iho same could
be said Of all our really useful
men, we might afford to tolerate
the saloon nuisance for a littlC
while yet, devoutlY hoping and
believing that its days are NUN
bered. But he people are con.
PEELED to abolish the saloons tC
emancipate their public men
Some of those old grannies are
going about now demoralIzing
our young men by shaking thell
heads and trembling in their shoe
because prohib ton is mentioned
~ connection with the conven
tlon and the election of delegats
thereto.
Nothing will so purify the poll
teal atmosphere of this State, al
a recognition of the right Of thu
people to be protected from th'
saloon curse. BY u prohlbltor,
clause in the Constitution, ",
Will get nd of the pettifogginy
and thlmble-rigging decisions 0
our courts which are nagging tn
people frs N time to time IN spit
of stringent laws, secured a
great sacrifice. The ingenuity o.
the liquor vendor In circumvent
ing the law, Is proverbial. Td,
slave Of the drink habit Is almos
infinite IN its resources, whel
liquor IS wanted-hut comment
rs to the courts for real invention
and dextelity.
Pearson vs.. the State" Is
masterplcce IN its way. Mos
men have learned that certal
arbitrary or technical rules 0
law were adopted aud applied b
the courts IN controversies be
tween individuals as to the tru
ownership of property. That a
It rs impossible to determine th
trueintention of the parties other
wise than proven by their con
duct, these rules vera applied 70
the protection of the real owne
agalnst fraud, oppression aa
Eioienee, when the real inten;io
oi The parties was IN issue an
obscure.
And so as between baiIor an
eailee, pledgor ard pledgs,
mortgagor and morigagee, wheth
g there was qualified Or abs1
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80 l.. g}aY & e9, !asnai scr
urer5 a.a N4-iss1's leslafs is Clothing
for fisn Bays ga4 gfi.Irea, 80 and 12f
harSatSt Chicago, u. P.o. Box 56Z.
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RITES or ADVERTISING.

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Iranhss,, All, az 10 cents per line. FIRST nsor-
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~, -, ,.svertising Is due when inserted unless
..AAs,F.se specially agreed
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The prospects for battle-ships
are not at all fatterins. The
statesmen of more practical
turn OF mind seem to incline 10
t he opinion that we should lay in
a stock of battles before we invest
heavily in battlc-ships. There is
no use spending the public tunds
for battIe-ships if there are no
battles on hand.
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The above bright and benevolent face, is DR..
A. W. Aclser, Of England, diseoverer Of the
celebrated Acker's English Remedy for Con
sumption and other popular preparations Dr.
Acker practised in his younger days among the
middle classes Of London, and was the means Of
doing great good but his health failed and he
found himself in the grasp Of consumption, With
wife and child depending upon him for support.
While in this condition, he discovered the cele-
brated English Remedy saved his own life and
has since saved the lives of thousands who we're
on the sure road 10 death. ANY man or woman
who feels a tickling in tho throat, who coughs
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breathing, should realize that these are uc ftfsi
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Remedy has cured more than one thousand per
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its popularity and is sold by reputable druggist
in every city and town IL America. You can
o6ord to be Vfthouth e
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It is understood that 1t will cost
$500, 900 to render the old treas
ury vaults secure.
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The Clarion-Ledger thinks #
John Allen isn't careful he will
oke himself back in Congress.
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sbsuf the fff-fh e-ri % - bu
sroue .asiare 81 is fasyte carr
csri make iraisi So tors ! . z
o.1t en psrieuf1 lifli.f stfilr =
ftafl-r al.f1kLLEl4 a 20 o
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uerbeu tang, mus Der giugang eff on,
FebnliG ermeiteyt mer0en.

uerben tana, mus Der giagnng etf on
IebnliG ermeite,t merben.
Gin proGtbau 1T unlauaf In
Waanheim Der Sefentlihfeit itberaeben
poroeu, ndmli6 bic neue Nedar. gride,
bic on 5tele Der ebemoligen Soften,
Bride erbaut mo1ben lit. Sic ueue
8rtds, beren auf stpei md6tieen 5tron,,
Bfeilern ru6enber Sberbau bo1ltdnbig
aus Glen beitebt. 1T 3n0r NOD ni9t
fertiggeheIt, inbem bic beforaiibs Nus
itattuug berieIben nod iatt3ufnben bat,
iebo6 madt bieEetbe jebt T6on einen
i%mpoianten Ginbruf. GIN 9. geptem.
Der ad6fen Sabres muB bic Bride boil
fdtbig ausgebaut feia, oa on bteiem
Sage, Dem @ebuttstage bes GroBbers
aoBs, borauSfdtl;A unter befen Mnpes
Ierbeit bic Ginmsiauag Ger 8riide ltatt,
finoen fou. lleber bic Bride fiibren
fowobl bic Geieiie Der Srombabu, aIs
ail9 bieienigeH ter Menubeim Mein.
beimer Nebenhaba. Die fatisefurtbes
men 8e!atungsproheu baben elm iibers
aus gintiges &siultat ergeben. Bic
2aiten, peIGe bic Bride paifirten, tpa=
TEN Bic untsr ben Gl1ngen Der 8renas
oierfapele BON grtr5ierplaBe beinfebs
reuben HefeEbss urb 2anbtpebrmQnns
i1aftsn, t0eIde 5u elmer 10tdgigen uez
burg eingefiidt tOareu.
= Gin in 9aIberFlobt lebenber @e.
tfran aus ben 8eFreiungstrie9en BON
1918 big Is, 9srr 3a6arias WernD,
tuelGer fir3li9 tn grDEer f6rpetlifer
unb geiRiger Stride In fem 100. Sc.
benssSabr %eintrat, 1T elmer bon Semen,
on beren es f6 betdtigt bat, oab 2eute,
Die eiumal itriblmli9 utDbtgefogt"
wuroen, uo@ fehr LANCE 81 lfben pfles
gen. 9ent1 laut Der gbren 8 Safei, bic
i'm boriigen Dome bic Naaaen Der ge,
falleuen Saiberfdbier 0elben aus ben
8eFreiungsfriegen fiinoet, fDlte WernD
ebenfals gefaaen fein. 9a er ni9t uis
mittelbar mad 8eenbigung bes SelS3us
geS 3uriidfsbrts. bielt ma i'm fir tobt,
nnb 10 bat er mebr als 70 Sabe long
ieinen Ratnen inter benen fsiner ges
bliebenen GampfgenoRen g%eleien.
Gem iinait In Balmen : Garten
gu Jlanffurt am Main abgebaltenen
Remmers alter Corps Stubenten
tpobnte aud Der fribere pout. Mr3t aus
Seibelberg, GER Smig, BEL. Der alte
GER, Der II Sabre unb mebr ais 100
@emeler adbtt, bat cine rbIuiise1 Ser.
aausenbeit. ST bat 40 Sabre lang bag
Nnt zines 9autar5tes Bel Sen SeioeI.
berger Meuiuren betleibet unb ipdbreno
bieier Iansen 3eit bel etpa IA, 600
Sdldger.M enfuren dratliden 8eiifaub
eelei Itet, oou benen 5ipei einen t6btlis
den Nusaaus nabmen. 9err Smis,
trDb ieines bobeu Nlters nod Elm
riifiger Wann, 1T felt mebreren Sabren
in Ben &ubefanb geireten uab beaiebt
aud cine penfion BON ben Gorps In
0eibelberg.
@emiitbliGe giabreGer fiieeeu
neuliw in ben Geaer eines &edts sAns
MATES 81 Goburg elm unb binterIieBen
bort cine &arte nit foigsnbem Snbalt:
. @eebrier 0err SuIii5rat6l 3tDei Sos
burger baben fid erIaubt. Bel Sbaeu au
fpeiien. Sbr Mein if iebr gut, Sic
baben aud gutes Bier. @eifObien ba.
ben mir Sbnen lpeiter nidts aIs eiuige
@igorren. Gellerl6@er 5uma6eni"