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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-21
a Grca, Future for the Jews.

iNoiM AneficaH Rfrlfif
When We gye what great work the
Jews Of Europe have done despite tho
depressing influence Of ages " festric-
ti0n, Injustice and oppression, what
may not lie hoped from the Jews of
America? That the Jew IL by nature
a. well fitted for the duties Of hus.
bandman, or Of a sailor, or Of soldier,
or " an artisan, a. for those VI a trader
or n mOuey.UhAuger, any Christian
may satisfy himself w simply taking a
concordance OF the Scriptures, old and
new, jewish aud Christian, and re-
fcrfing 10 The occupations therein cited.
He viii ind that the occupations Of
the Jews when they possessed Pales.
tine were ut least as various ~ the oc.
equations Of the English under Eliza.
beth can be- shown 10 have been by
concordance u Shakespeare. What
was the command Of the Lord
OF Hosts 10 the Jews who were
depoftcd from Jerusalem into
Babyloula? "liulld 20 yourselves
house,, and dwell therein. til
your gardens, and eat Of the fruit
thereof" Have not the Jews u our
own day faithfully ohcyol this com.
mand ever since they found refuge
Ia NcwJcfHey from those prosecutions,
mot religious" n 1850 and 1851, In the
course Of which Professor Rolling, OF
Prague, was not ashamed to charge Sir
Moses Monteflore, then IN his ninety.
ninth year,with encouraging "tho sac
tincc Of Gentle maldenA nj tho pasa.
over" Has Mt Goodwin Smith Tor.
gotten that this same atfoclous calum.
ny was leyelled at the jews Of Damascus
by Consular ofilcet''- not English,
indeed, but Frcnch-no longer ago
than Ia lsi73 That the jew IL by nature
gifted above many other races Of men
u does not BECOME me 10 assert. Hut
such b the concurrent testimony Of the
ages Ot Chrlstcnd1m, tho very oa.
islenoe Of Chrlstianity being itself
q witness 10 the assertion, Chanting
the jew ~ be only the equal, intellcctu.
ally aud morally, Of other men, what
right or reason has any man 10 affirm
OF him that by law " his nature his
presence as a citizen, enjoying equal
rights with other citizens, Ia "a land of
liberty and Of plenty, must prove a
blight, and not a blessing, 10 that land
anu to all it, inhabitants, Of whatever
lineage and Of whatever faith?
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-21

MIR. Frank Huffman, young man
Of Burlington, Ohio, states that ho
had been under tho care Of two prorn.
inent physicians, and used their treat.
mont until lac was not able 10 got
around. They pronounced his case 10
be Consumption and incurablc. He
was persuaded to try DIR. Kings New
DscoveIy for Consumption, Coughs
and Colds, aud at that time was not
ablo TO walk across the street without
resting. He found before he had used
half of n dollar bottle that he was
much better; he continued TO use II
and Is today enjoying good health. II
you have any Throat, Lung or Cheat
Trouble, try Il. We guarantee salts.
faction. Trial bottle Tree at A, o,
Smith a Co.'s Drug Store. 8
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-21
MORALITY AND THE DISTRICT
SCHOOLS.

TnE necessity Of moral training for
tho young Il beyond dispute. Re.
llgcous instruction Ia ut least OF equal
Importance, or II IL 10 considered by
religious people and by some who,
though uudevotlonal In their makeup,
regard religion as necessary To tho
general welfare.
As we have shown herctofors. 70.
llgious teaching Il Excluded from our
public schoola. There would be great
officially In making II unsectarian,
and denomlnational teaching il barred
by territorial statute. hut moral
training 10 another thing. True,
II may DO argued that all
morality IA part Of religion and springs
from religious sentiments aud princl.
pies. But there arc moral people who
are not religious, In IT, full sense, and
there arc some people considered re-
llglous whose morality Ia certainly not
Of the highest type.
Morality may and ought 10 be- taught
In the public schools, aud need no, be
introduced In way to trench upon
any theological dogma or non.rellgloua
idea. Without moral training mere
intellectual culture Ia inadequate, aud
education will DO failure. The cult.
waited rogue il the greater sooundrel.
Mental development without moral
DEVELOPMENT will produce monsters ia.
stead Of men aud women III for civil.
lied society.
And while donomInational teach.
ings are forbidden In Utah by law.
moral training IL required In the dis.
trlct schools. The statute aays,
"Moral instruction tending 10 Impress
upon tbs minds OF the pupils the i'm.
portance Of good msnmr.. truthful.
ness, temperance, purity, patrlatiam
aud Industry shall bo given In every
district school"
We do not know whether tbIa 10.
qulrrment OF tho law Ia complled with
or not. We prcsumo tho supotln.
tendent In this city, who is a very
thorough discIplinarian and compet.nt
officer. secs 10 II TINT the lao "a cam.
piled with In this particular. IL should
be enforced In all the public schools I'm
the Territory. Another requirement
Of tho law Is that teachers shnll
give to pupils sufficiently advanced,
especial instruction concerning the
nature OF aud effects produced by The
use Of alcoholic drinks, stimulAnts and
narcotics"
This may DO regarded rather ma
scientific than moral instruction. YET
1t partakes OF tho natur, OF both. I'm.
morality is undenlably promot.J bv
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-21

Mr. Dari,a together again. They
weo married ny clergyman at the
home ~ Mis- r,'iei = parcels IN Chit.
cage on the loih Inst. On the same
evening they let for Sew YORK On
their wedding tour
The Wisconsin lawyers claim that
Judge Horizons divorce Is void In the
case Of Rust. Rust is citizen OF Wis
consiu,and no stipulation could give the
Illinois courts Jurisdiction. So the In
teresting question now arises, who Is
the young lady's husband. and where
IL the uowsboy?
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-21
CONFERENCE NOTICE.

The sixty--econd Seml.Annual Con.
ference u the Church Of Jesus Christ
Of Latterday Saints. will commence
nj ten O'Clock on Sunday morning,
October iih, 1891, In the Tabernacle,
Salt Lake city.
a cordial invitation Ia extended 10
oil tho officers and members of the
Church to be present at the meetings.
WfLFOnD WOODRuFF,
GruHGE q. CANSON,
JoaErH r. SMITH,
Flint Presidency,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-21

Tho time required for "a journey
around the earth by u man walking day
and night without rest would be as
days an express train, forty days;
sound, at u medium temperature,
thihy'two aud one'halt hour; cannon
ball, twenly'one and three.quarter
hour; Hight, little over one.tcnth OF
a SECOND; electricity, passing over u
copper wire, a little less than one.tenth
Of second.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-21

a sou Of Frank James has won a
scholarship Ia a Missouri military
academy, where no viii at oHne begin
his studies. lie Ia "A bright aud popu-
lar boy OF thirteen years, anu II may be
that tho personal courage aud manli.
moss no has Inherited from his re-.
dOubtable father will some day make
good soldier Of him.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-21

The parlanelles Incident has called
fresh attention to the danger 10 the
peace Of Europa given by Russo.
Turkish relations. The historian Ed.
Nari a, F,eaman, who Is perhaps the
bcs. il.ornul student Of tho Eastern
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-21

Ma. ]. u. SnErPARD, manager Of
the Paris Cooperative Mercantile In.
sitution, Pafls, Idaho, says that for
Cole produced by change " drinking
water, Chamb.rlain's Cole, Cholera
and Diarfhms Remedy IL without nm
equal. II Is quick aud clIeciual nnd
leaves no had results. For sale hy Il.
&. NJ. /. Drug Debt. az,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-21

question In the world, is preparing an
article Tor ne forum on the Peace Of
Europe, 10 which he will ~, forth the
delicate relations Of all the European
governments to ous another regarding
this danget.point.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-21

A very interesting and Instructive
lecture by Elder Andrew Jensen, 10
pamphlet form, Just the thing u send
abroad 10 friends or for missionaries
Use. Only . cents per copy. At DIS
elir NEWS oilice. das
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-21

Rabbi Samuel Frcuder rendered his
resignation 10 his Hebrew congregation
afew days ago, at Davenport, Iowa.
He said that Judaism IL n theological
back number, aud tina, 1t had no longer
a mission la tho world.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-21

a marriage contract IN Wisconsin
was recently dissolved by a Chicago
Judge, on the ground Of IT, Illegally.
Tho Wisconsin lawyers say It was legal
according To tho laws Of that State. It
Il probable thai more will DO heard
about ID,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-21

Fanny Davenport, tho actress, is
again sued for Islander by an actor who
supported her Ia "l.a Tosch." She
posted notice IN one Of the theatres
saying that Lotto had acted indecently.
He sued her In the courts Of Minnesota,
and already two trials have taken
place. A new trial was ordered on the
10Th inst.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-21

IT'S reported that fruit jar trus, has
been formed. In Chicago aud other
eastern elite. Jobbor- find II impossible
to all orders. The price Ia, also nd.
vanced. The article which sold last
year at $3.50 por gross Tor quarts is now
quoted at 81 stosI0.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-21

Humboldt calculated the mean level
Of North America 10 be Tis feet above
the sea, and he found that In 100000
years the whole Of North America
might bo worn down to the sea level.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-21

The Canadian Parliament Ia com.
posed Of two hOuses--the Senate aud
the Commons. The senators aro mp.
pointed Tor life by the Crown, on the
nomination OF tho GJyornor,G General.
The Commons are elected under u
Federal act which provides for practl.
cally uniyenal sutIfage.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-21

Two railroad agents named Higgins
and Arnold rot IRE TO tho clothing Of
n negroes IN saloon IN Nil waukic a
few days ago. The woman wa. burned
to death. one Of the mon lIliggin'sl
was arrested In Chicago on the 10Th
int The police arc on the hunt after
Arnold.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-21

The longest telegraph line In tho
world extends from Is Old Broad
street, London, to 20 Gable street, Cal.
cutia. a gentleman wont into tho
London office short limo ago aud wa.
shown the Morse printer In connection
with the main llue from London to
Tehefau.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-21

Don'tbuy imported Lard; get Il pure
at the Globe Market, opposite Z.C.M.I.
IiOHERT SHERWOOD.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-21

It appears that a revolution Is In
progress In Mexico. One report say =
that Garcia, tho loader Of the revolu.
tionists was caught and hanged on the
18Th Inst Another report states that
Garcia Is allveand active, that ho IL
receiving recruit, very fast.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-21

The senate u tho Canadian parlla.
mcnt Is composed of77 members. The
Speakers salary Ia 5000 yaaL Each
senator receives a seasonal Indemnity
Of $1,000 and mileage.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-21

The total mileage Of poles and cable
In the United state. u 2jI 10 miles.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-21

The cost Of a high.class light.wheel
passenger locomotive Il about - 500.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-21

The cost Of railroads In the United
States has been nine billion dollars.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-21

The total mileage Of telegraph wire
In the United States Il sO7, 5sl miles.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-21

One million persons are employed by
the railroads of the United States.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-21

The salary Of each member Of the
Canadian Dominion Cabinet holding a
portfolio IL 5000 per annum, except
the Premier, who receives 5000.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-21

Raum rcports929, 40 pending claims,
half for pension and half for more
pension,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-21

The Canadian House Of Commons
IL composed Of 2i5 mcmhey. The
Speaker. salary IL 5000 year. The
salary Of a member is $1,000 per each
session aud mileage.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-21

Therc are sixty miles Of snow sheds
on the Central Pacific Railroad.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-09-02

pflan3t batte. geri6t gab. Ct faate
oarin, er babe b,eieiben uoa ben 6er=
rem @l:oanger unb gd3 setauft; ,br
Sransport babe NufentbaI. gefunben
unb bic Golge iei gepelen, oob Re bonn
Grcit gelttten batten unb bob lire Wur,
Seln 0bgeforben naren. Werlu6sweiIe
babe er bieiel5en bann n5qig gans nabe
am 9auptitamm a6gefdst, an ben gn.
ben glattgei6nttten, bic 5ldmma Big
auf etDa 2 CUB herabgei1nitteu unb
oaan gepflan3t. ObI6on He bon bies
len perf1ieben Nrten unb elm paar bon
tbnen febr empfinbli9 gemeien, ieten
aue aufs bette augema6ien unb fdb6ne
Bdume geDorben. I'm mebr unb Nd.
beres tiber ibre fpdtere gnttpidlung in
grfabrung au bringen, babe i4 mid
bann on 6errn @amanger ieIbit aes
Daubt unb ct bat mir auf meme 9ln.
frage geanttuortet, oaB aue Die In Jrage
ftebenben 8dume aud ipdter, mas ibr
Wa1stbum fowobl pie ibre grtrags.
leiftungen an5ebe, Elm grfole geueien.
8 batfaAe go. 7.-Mls i'd mid
bor 2 Sabren ge3mungen fab, einen
groBen, 5 Sabre alien 9erbemontmein.
ftod aus benz Wege au rdumen, Inn
plab fur eineu Nubau an ntsia Wobn.
baus gu gewinnen. ibnitt i9 ben
Stamm Bis auf einem SUB hber ben
Boben berab unb bic Wur3eln big 3u 2
3oa 3urhd. eldttete bic gnoen iorefdI.
tlg uHb serpfanate oann ben 6tod.
Sn ber erlen Gaiion trieb CT amei
5@6Bliuse. bic uneefdbr 6 SUB lang
tDurben uab ieoer BON ibnen tpuros I'm
nd9ifen Winter bis auf elm Muse 3u.
riidsei6nitten. Sm folsenben Sons
mer Chem boridbrigen) mu6s teber
S1oB big au elmer 2dnge BON 80 Sub
unb i'm Sanuar wurOen fie 3u 16 SUB
bsrfar5t. iebt trageu He 1l0 sroBe boIIe
Srauben unb nebmen auh troB Der
fdon Monate bauernben Dtrre in 6Dla
au. IS 1T tuabr, baB id bleien Weins
tod aebn SUP nod ieber &i1tung bin
iebr i9mer nit 9no@enmebI unb nit
Wibe bon Baumwolliamen. 0iilIen Ae.
bingt babe unb bos mag aum Sbeil
oas auBergew0bnli6e Wa6stbam beg.
ielben unb ieineu bOben grnteertrag
erfldren; aber icb bin Der 1eber3eu.
gung. bob - wdre er nit einem SUB
Wuraeln ooer aud mebr perpflan3t NOR.
ben. wie bas in ber Gegel Der Gaa 1T
aud cine nod fdbtperere Diingung elm
iol9es grgebniB nidt er5ielt baben
nttr1e.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-09-02
ssatarrb famu ntd,t furirt tpersem

burd lVtaIe Npplitattonen. ba fie ben Sit ber
&ranfbeit ni9t erreiden t0nuen. &atarrb 1T
cine 8lnt. ober Contributions, Sranfbeit, unb
nm iie gu beilen, ,aiBt Sbr innerli9e Seilmittel
nebmen. 1alI'S 8atarrb Sur mirb ei1ae.
nomtmen unb tpirtt brett auf bas Blnt nnb 6ie
f4Ieimise OberFdde. SaPS Ratatrb. Rnr 1T
feline auadfalber. Meoiain. Sic pnrOe felt
Sabren bon einem Der beftea gerste bieies 2an-
bes berrrbuet unc ili Elm reaelmGsiaes gtecept.
Sic beaebt aus ben befen befasaten Soniea,
berbunben init len befen 9lutreinisunssm,it.
teln, Die oireft auf bic S@leimoberFade mir
ten. Die bolltommene Ierbinbans fer Spei
Beffapbtbeile iff es, rpas fold ipunberbole &e.
brinst; Sabt Gu9 Seusniiis umfonf fdiden.
!. S. @beneh g. @p.. gigeutbiimer, So.
leSo, .. 8etfauft bon apotbetern, Qreis Is gs.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-09-02
Griabrnn9em eineS fleinen Wf1bd)ens
In etfteut &eudttfurme.

Wfr. unb Dlrs. 2cren Ireseptt pobnen ala Bd4ter
in oem @esterunss zeeu6ttburme ppn Sauo Bead i'm
Staate Mi6isan. Gte itnb NIT einsru Sabre alten
db4terfen seiesnet. SIN iesten Gprtl betaiu iie bic
walsrn unb banu einen 6redli9en Suften, perbunben
NIT 6teber Dcetcren bebanbelteu iie gu auIe unb in
Detroit, aber perseben5, es purhe irlmer iGlimmer
NIT ibr, hiS fte vtpie Saut uub anoHen" mar. Oa
rer5uAten e5 ibre GItern NIT Or. 9inss Neuer Gut=
eednns unb nad6em iie uur bnei uno cine balbe
Glai4e oappn 9ebrau@t bate, ie poaStdnots sez
beilt. Ste laSen Or. Rings 0eue Gntbeduns fei tbr
@eriGt in Sob wertb, aber benrph iino grpbefa6eu
toifeniret 81 babeu bel Dretb, abompipn So. in
San Gntcnte, 1egas.
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8udIenS Mrntea.eaIbs

Die bette sdIbe ber Belt fir S9nitte,
Quetl9unsen, @ef6piire, }ieber. uub sauts
ausfblae, 6le9ts, seiprunsene Sdnbe, ttrof.
bsalsn uno aae Santtranibeiten furtrt %.
mnrrbotben ooer feline BesatIuna 8nlise
Satisfaction earantirt ober has 6sIb NTH
anriiderfattet. zb Gents Ne GGedtel. Gum
Bertaaf tn allen apotteseu. Dreib, fbomp.
fon 6 Co., MhoIeiaIe,
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z WoIaESoN-

YIlIGt HUO SelDeN1W0Tt erOlluIe IW nut
einen ebrenbaften ausweg: meiHe Ser.
lObung rtdgdusis 5u MAIDEN. &eBOw
tpiberfeBte fib benz ieltiamerweiie unter
alIerlei @ortpdnben. gr far6tete, BON
meiuem 9erlobten aur Hsdenf9aft ses
5osen 3u tperben unb bate niht ben
Mutb, bic &onlequensen ieiner 9anbs
lungsmeiie gu tragen. Dem 6reunbe
bas 6er3 ber 8raut = He bergaB, bcB
fe bebauptet bate, ben 8erIobten ME
geliebt 3u baben - iein 2ebensgltd 3u
fiebIen, foitete i'm tein 8eoeuten, 10
lange bic Sadie gefabrIos f6ien = als
er aber 0afir eintreten iollte ME elm
Mann, aog ct fb fetse surid. Sa, er
bate fogar bic Gtiru, mid on meine
pflidten 3u mabuen unb - als i6 Inn
brobte, meinem @erlobten alles au ee.
ifeben - mir gu erfIdren, baB er unter
bemanbten @erbdItnifen mir ME feline
9nnb bieten unb uater alen umIfdn,
ben einen Gonflitt nit benz Greunbe
bermeiben whroe. Sd tpanbte ibm
berd6tlib ben &aden, na6oem i@ tbn
einen Geigliug gebeiBen, unb l6ffe fur3
barauf meine Nerlobungl
&utbs 0altung mar erf1uttert. llns
glauben, 6taunen unb @ntieben in ib.
rem bepegIi9en 3hsen, ober nod belt
He feit on benz Greunbe. gia9 minu.
tenlanger pauie flaferte fie aus ibrem
tuebeu 0eiaen, fodenb unb befangen:
Das 1T cine traurige @ei6i6te, boiler
Shwa6beit unb S9ulb! Sd mage
nift, mid 3ur Ri9terin auf3umerfen.
Nber uuerfabren tpie i'd bin - unb per.
tpirrenb, fpie bas alles iiber MID ber>
einbribt, fible i6 bod eins tlar: mas
i'm aud betpegen modie, bic = bic -
bic iiiBe 6ttmme 3itterte In i9mer3li9er
8efangenbeit = @eliebte auf3ugeben =
Wangel ON Mutb NOR es i,ibt!
Melanie blidte brhtenb, pie in grin'
nerung berloren, bor fi9 bin, bann
faste iie bitter:
SD babe 3sit senus sebabt su pru.
fen. ip,nier unb INNER tpieoer = nit
oeu i aaenben Berlangen, cine So,
flung 81 finben. bic ebrenbafier fur ibn
iein m61te! Selbif menu ct mid ME
geliebt, menn feline S6mire 2igen ges
tueien mdren, bdtte ct mir bethlehem
rahRen in bem 3onflitt, in ben feline
Galfdbeit mid seftbrt. Statt beien
lieB er fid berieben, iotpie id mid fret
gemadt batte nnb - blieb fern bonn
51uB! Betra9ten sic ibn, tpenn er
fi6 5ufdllis in meiner Gegentpart Be-
finbet unb sic perben bas G9ulbbes
truBtiein auf fsiner @tirm gef9rieben
finben unb begreifen, mesbalb er bic
@efellidcft meibet, in Der er@efabr Iduft,
BON mir entlarbt 3u tperben.
&utb anttDortete nit gepreBter Stims
me:
0ie Bsi6ulbisuas ift i9mer - Der
59ein gegen ibn unb bod es muB
nod cine anbere 26iuug seben! Sd
tb0ri6tes 3irb ba6te nie baran, bab
er, Der reife Mann, anberes = mebr -
erlebt baben mubte - mir mar, als OF
iein 9ebeu tpie bas meine rubig babins
gefohen tpdre, big = bis = bic Stim.
me Derfa9te - ad, Welanie, elm Srrs
tbum, Elm bbfer, berbdnsniBooler Srr.
tbum tDirb au6 bier 3u Grunoe liesen !
Biellei4t fam ib Sbnen niibenl 9err
bon Rebom bat mir fteis = 10 biel -
gertrauen seseist - pereeKen Sic, mas
id Sbnen borbin iagte = mir tparen
Elm paar CUTE 9amerabsn = ni9ts mebr
--er iagte es INNER = Melanie, Tam
i6 ettpas tbun, oamit er -unb Sic -
nod gIidli9 msrben 2
(Eorflebuun FoIot1
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= Gus 9rier, benz sdaupIas bes

s0eiligen &od' @ultus". i1reibt man:
8eltern tpurbe burb einen iuneen Men,
iden, in meldem man einen Stlbens
ten permut5ete, eine Scene i'm Dom Der,
urfa9t. 9erielbe madte Wiene, bos
8emanb aus ieinem 8ebdlter au nebs
men. UNI es 5u priifen. Man peran=
laBte fOfort feline Gntfernune aus benz
Som unb iiberlieferte i'm Der poli3ei,
bic feline Terbaftung nornabm.
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kp1pfTal niebriy
Gcunter &c. gus 1.50-wertb S 800, 9
9 250 + 90

gema
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-09-02
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-12

Corporation Counsel ard Nr. Pcar,a at the argument
the affidavit If N0yes F. Palmer the Q I7'-
variable. IN the mass Of other affidavit, 90, cnt"d
1t has been somewhat lost -i,ht of. and second
thought the men who presented II would probably nc
glad TO forget Che remarkable things thcy made this
young man swear 10 under fears that his relations
with the ClruagSc Railroad might otherwise Poe
strained. Head MS affidavit. in depoucars JUDI
men the C.ty Of Brooklyn coud rct replace
the property Of sl'd LoHs Island Water supply
Company, consisting Of It, reservoir wells. pumph
machinery pipes and mains. and real estate for the
pri-" which it agreed 10 purchase the same, t.
wit: Sl25o,0O0; and in my opinion aid property IS
today worth AZ least that sum Of money
One wonder, Il the same lawyer drew mp that
afdavit as drew up the statement Of z. H. TfecartIn
made to the assessor, May 81 saving that the
property was worth s.3I20. Did lie also write
Trecartn letter 10 the Mayor saving the property
WI. worth 81 100000 II j., not - be supposed that
2 vounc man Ike Trectarjiu put his name b neither
of those papers without advice OF counsel, and IL is
u,rfectv easy u ind ont in what Office the affidavit
Sol cvcn tho MAYOR in his juerlc Of ncurcs makes
such . weeping statement lie ones 10 show tha; tlr
lart and lrvilcscs under all the Circumstances arc
j,-5rh II 10000 20 the cit. as an invest Nlcnt
M fr-ure and for me AXE 81 getting rid of th" annoy
o"ccs of a dual system Of WaterwOcE-. II :, the
,r'1iJc income on which the Mayor based his jus III
1.at nm of the contract. Palmer il made -,y. how
ever that the plant coud rot Pc replaced i"r the
nrrrh,,e price. Was there "'rr case more blindr