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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-07-13
Seffentlihe Mmseige.
MaDors Office,
T {
Sun Mntonip. %. SUM. 81. {

Suh NHtoHtO, 70. Sunt, VI.
Serhe9elte Nngebote merben in bieier
Office bis gum IS. Sult 1891 Mittaas
Y ubr entgegengeEpmmen fur ben
Saul zines @runbitades fit Elm S6uls
baus in Der S. Warb.
Sas Nngebot muB Mngaben tber bic
Gage, Gr6Be unb ben Yreis bes Gau>
plabes entbalten, ipeI6er lebtere uiht
peniger als 220x250 SUP meHen
BART.
ALE 8erionen meIde Maaebote eius
reiben, miiRen beim Staot=@lert flint.
atg ($5O Dollars beponiren, als cine
8arantie ibrer Nbfidt, peIde @umme
on lie 5tabt berfaIlen 1T, io0te Der
@l9entbumer bes atceptirten 8ruubs
tlids it@ ipdter weiseru, boGsIbe on bic
Stabt ab5utreten.
SIe 5ta5t bebdlt Ii6 bas Ne6t Dor,
lrgenb zines ober ole Nngebote 5uridz
5uDeifen.
Mngebote miiHen Oil ben Mapor OBJ
breffrt unb "Proposal for a site for a
School House in Ward No. s." iiber.
i6rieben fein.
s. 51reiner,
Mtteftirt: SteIbertretenber Mahor.
6. g. @laubon, Gtabt.gIerf.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-07-13
@eimn6beit lit @eidtbms,t

saranttrtes ipeeifi@es Seilmittel fur 6pferie, ardn1s
pfc, nerp6ie Meuralsio, &ppfihmer5en, nerpbfe nebers
reislnns unn Gbipannnng, pernriaGt bur& ben hterz
iett. Riebersei@lasenbett unb @ebirneripei@uns be
tn Watnfnn ausartet nub alsemetnes Glenb, GieHs
thum unb Fob bertetfhbrt. Sc 1T aud ein Setlmtttel
potens Bet betbsn @ei@leaterH, Gpermatrrrboea Serz
Lrfa@t 6nr4 seijttse neberanfrensuns rber burr
Snsen6iaubsn. Se6e. S@a@tel entbdlf bic aur fur
fur 500, bur@ bic gpff sesen Gtnienbuns bes 9relies,
agtr saronttren, bab 6 G@aGteIn ieben TaG better
rerben: .DRtt ieser gefeluns fur 6 S@aGtsIn, bic BET
ans nit tfm gretie %etnldnft, lenoeu mir BEN geieuer
nnferen }4riftltMen @arantie : Gnein, hae MIR bas
@elh suridf9t6en, lrenn caB W2ttteI teire 9etlnns bez
gtrtt. SclHe S@eine lperbeH nur a~usseHeut pom
&ttr Drn9 Stnre lGtnbtse GBenten) SIC. 8 CAT
tcratneree Greet, Gan Antrntc, 2egas.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-07-13
Ser ,,9esaniidhe gdhiihenbnnn."

XIV N$SGNNsto3S SNDW2SuuAWp<
stls bic beutId .teranif9en 5ahbens
Wereine om 4. Suli bes bpr:gen Sabres
in Neu.B raunfeIs aufcmmentraten uno
eine Bereinigung unter benz Namen
"Rifle Association" g~riinbeten, beren
BerbaubIuugen in englii6er Sprade
gefibtt peroen io1teu, neil ft6 inter
ben hunberten nDn beuti6en S@tiben
au9 Elm paar MnglosN merifaner befaus
ben - ba perfeblte bic rGreie Brefe"
ni6t, bies OILS einen gang bebauerli6en
MiBsrih gu be5eidnen, als einen MiBs
erif, Der un 70 MISREPRESENTATION mar, als
ct in Der ybeutldeiteg Stabt beg Stao.
tes" ~begangeu wurbe, unb als aud
nidt Der %gerin9fte ~5tpingenbe @runb bas
5u bDrlag.
9omeIs par ber S6absn aaerbings
bereits gei6eben unb ftrs Gtfe ni6t
tpieber better 5u MAIDEN.
NQein f6on aus Ger SiscuIficn, bic
fi9 an uniers Damalige Gritit fnipfte,
etne betbor, bag man fi6 tpobl bemuBt
mar, etmas iibertt!t eebanbelt gu baber,
unb es sab fi@ alIeitig Der @uni6
tunb, ben iberellten 59ritt Iobalb als
m6gli6 wieoer riidednaig gu MAIDEN.
Das 1T nun jebt In Neu Braunfels
ssf6eben, 'nbem li6 bic 'Rifle Associa
ton" in einen nSeraniihen s6tsens
buub" %umDanbelte, unb 5tuar In elmer
Meife, bic ben i1mmtli6en Betbeiligten
our @bre gerei9t.
Wir baben baboa nit GROCER Greube
unb 8enugtbuung &enntniB genoms
men unb miini6en benz Seranii@eu
56tbenbunbe eiue frbbli6e uub sebeibs
Ii6e gntmidlungi
Man balte uns nt9t fir 10 tleinli6.
als Oh mir elm 10 groBes @emi6t auf
ben Wamen iener 8ereinigung legz
ten, allein in biefem Sale fam es ni6t
nur auf ben Namen an, ionbern auf
ben @eif, Der in oieiem 8erbanoe
beufi9et S6tben berri9en iollte, uub
bieier mdre mabrlih niht lange beuti6
geblieben, penr auBer benz Namen au6
fur bic 8erbanbluusen bes 8unoes bic
eusIii9e Gpra@e bic aasi6lieBli9 NAB.
gebenbe ~sepDrhen pdre. @an3 unbes
merit, aber gang ii@er pdre bas oeuts
IGe Clement in bemielbeu BON benz
anglo : amerifanii1en INNER mebr In
ben 0intersrunb gebrdnat morben.
@ir berfennen bic 8ebeutung Der
beutI6en S6hbeufefe auf ameritanis
f9em Boben sepiBti1 ni9t. ALIEN mir
elauben. bob Der 8ef9luB Der Sass
iabung lit NeusB raunfels, bur@ mel6en
Der Seranii@e s6ibenbunb s~egranbet
unb bic beuiide Spra@e dig Spra@e
CUR 6ibrung Der Bereins. 8erbanoluns
guug pieber bersefent murbe, cine
ganSe Geibe FOLDER Jeite tpertb gemefen
1T, neil bur@ ibn bic beuti6e Spra6e,
biefes Saupts8 in5emitteI Der Deutf9en
Imeritas, mieoer in tbr &e6t eingeieBt
tpurbe!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-07-13
@etteres gum 8apitel: 9as Mbfterbest
Der SnutmfpDue.
% E r, IL. SuIi 81.

81. VT -.r,.u
Dte sTrele prene. ent1ielt etlelI
Artttel pom Jos. aeltlglt aus Wetr1ar,
II mel~em oerieioe mlitgellt, oaB ct IN
De5ug auf Dle urla@s oes 4b1feroers
Der gauinfpoae perm Wm. DaSeu1atn
oetprt1le. mel~er oteleloe IN elnem
pil3e eroltf', per h1 Don Den Wuraelt
Der gaun1tpollffanOsn I1d9rt.
80 bin a1oerer N1ft9t. I'm oteieim
AblterbeH Der Saumwolle trdgt meiner
ueber5eugung mao tetu pil5 ole S1ulo,
ion0ert1 Der u~1terbooetI.
Wer ttf oaoot1 tiberSeugen mill, her
grade pDer bo9re elm ZOO Don 3 TuB
Slefe. Jt1oet man babel beftdnbig
gelben ober rotben unterbober. barrl
tdtlt1 man f1der TEN. oaB feline baum
noble abtterber tulro. Sornr1t man
aber out blaueil, fette1 uno flebrigerl
Gebnt, Dan1t tptro BE Gaurttpoue oors
aust9tll9 aber tura o0er lang abffers
ben. Sc tiefer Der blaue Se5m. beffo
tDeniger, te fiad9sr oelto nnebr 1T bic
Gaumuoue Der @etabr BEG N~bterbens
0useeieBt. S0Hlmt Dlele Dlaue S@t0t
i1orl In elmer 5tefe bon 2 GuB bor unb
bat he cine Md1tigteit ton 5 SUB unb
baraber, 10 tann man annebmen, baB
m~eal9ieas ole QalIie per oaumfoole
aopltot, mem per Goefoooen nldt eth
ungemo9Hti@ 9uter ~.
Sieler olaue Ss9m iaB1 na@ grcBer
arodeiDstt TEN Waller our@ uuo oers
plnoeft pas @'n3le9ea pes Hegens IN
pen u~Tierocoen. per gopen trodnet
oana Del stoBsr SOmmef1lBe l@nsa
aus uho oas Delull9@ ~ oaaa oas 4o'
peToen Ger gaummol,pFanasn.
yin Slua oleles oi9aen SeDnis bon
peg @foBe elner Gaur, muB' menfl es
eol'e ausgeltoaaet gemelen, afpel Dig
pref Sags I'M aSagsr llssen, bis IS b6l'
ll9 DurgIeuglel ~.
~ III gu Deo6agte1, Dap Die gaum.
nole auf 2ligeln thinner eber abttirbt,
als agl DOING eoen geleeeiea JsIoern.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-07-13

0rmnnei8entbnutS : llebertrasnn8en,
=. unb M. S9dfHe on Carl Gdie'
bel, @runbfiid an Burnett $ Strabe.
$1,700.
paul Meeti6eibt unb s. u. Gtieren
an Caroline Browu, Grunbfid an
Siibs Glores. 6traBe. $3.50.
Geo. Dunnig an Sobn u. Somarb,
@runofiid on Bafo 6unbo : StroBe.
5000.
s. petas ON Soiepb Sa9erer, IS
ader 9onb. Is Meilen 6ftli@ BON Sc,
Stabt. $1.424.
8. 8. 2ipseomb ON 8. u. 3rerIer,
@ruubfif on 3allapas uub Ruecss.
6traBe. $3.50.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-07-13

bro6enem Sanbe 8u finbeu III 2" Das
ertldrt fi9 febr lei6t. ueberal, tpo
Elm Organismus in GdulniB iibergebt,
oa entteben pil3e. @s fam bdufig
bemerft tperben, oaB auf einem Baume,
Der cine idlao9afte @tele bat. Bil3e
wa9Ien. Sas 1T aber nidt bic u +,
a de beg 8erfaulens ienes 8aumes,
iorbern es 1T bic GoIge bapon.
@benIo fault Der Mia ni6t, neil piI5e
auf Inn lpaGien, fonSern bic BiI3e
Do@ien, neil ber Meit fault.
Solte Semano anberer MIRht iein,
10 bin i'd ieber 8elebruna auedHsli9 !
Sob. WaIael jun.
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Ssm @imbereaa eaubsstpre.

@de9ou 4 o n fro BE u. abe. 6,
1T ioeben angetommen: Sin GROCER
8orratb BON &inber 8 Slippers unb
S6uben BON rs Gents aufpdrts.
Sameu Sizes uno Slippers bon IS
Gents aufmdyts bis gu ben feinfen
Qualit1ten.
Sas Eager in Samen. uno Serren,
S9ub3eug, bod Ober niebrig sei9nit'
ten, nit Der 0anb ober Mafdine &c.
ma@t, 1T groBartig, gu preilen, bic
Seoen in @rffauucn ieben mtfen.
Wer feines unb 3uglei9 bo~uerbaftes
S@uDpert tragen min, taufe i'm Gins
oereua S9ubsS Store.
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ssS- Wenn Semaub fem uno au an.
aebmbarem 8reiie ipeifen min, 10 gebe
er gum Miffions.@arten. Die
Serren 6beiaer & 0aul, 8efber bic.
leg gtabiHements, balten 6arauf. tire
@dfte tets bolltommen aufriebea au 5feIs
len. Iae iaiionmdBieen Delifatefen,
Nuitern, Wilb, Slide, @efieel &C. finb
bort in Der oelitatefteu 3ubereitung ale
3eit gu baben. MabIaeiten tperben auf
Mnni9 in bic Wobnunger Der 2unben
gefanot. Mu@ bietet bel NIT ber
SpeiieDirtbi9af oerbunbene Bar.
bic beiten @etrdnte. ftets frii1ss
Bier unb feline 2iqutre unb Weine.
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9emtid Gusliide @dnle.

@ltern, tpel9e ibre 2imber Der obigen
WnifaIt aabertrauen molIen, merben
bierbnr6 barauf aufmertiam sema6t,
Dab Ginber, bic nod teiuen unterriGt
erbalten baben, nur bel 8eginn bes rlel>,
en- S6uliabres, alio am nd9fen 1.
September, in bic S9ule aufgenoms
men nerben f6nnen.
FIR ben S@ulnortanb,
s. groos.
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Gin ,pahres munper=wltttel.

SIR. Srars Suffman, elm iuuser Mann pnn 8urltnSs
ton, Shin, ~conftatiu, bab er unter Der 8ebanbluns
ppa 5pet berpprrasenber &erSten mar, BITE beibe nt@t
TN Stanbe raren, etue geferuns 5eines Gejunbbeits=
S~uitanbes berbetaufabren. gle ertldrten, bab er an
5apinbiudt lite, unb paB ibm nt9t mehr gu belfeu
iu@tsz s eilmtttel gu sebrau@en. Sc mar bas i@pu gu
elmer 3eit, ala er ntht i'm Stanbe mar, quer aber BITE
Gtrabe gu sehen, Dbne f4 unterpess auS3uruben. Gbe
er nur etne Babe StaI6e sebrau1t Bate, fanb er, baS
er i6 nett wpbler beftnbe. Gr ieste buber ben Sc
brand fort Inb erfreut ii@ beut bes beiten Wpblietns.
Mer an benz sails pber ben acknowledgement leibet,
friebisuns.
9robefafden fret BET alien Gpptbefern. SIN gBbple=
iale Bel DreiB, Ebpmpipn & Sc. in San Gntpnio, TeS.
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1as, eleftriides Qi@t uno Sriebfraft.

Wir bemerbeu uas UNI Die Runb.
f1aft bes publifums fur Sos, aur Bes
leu9tung nno gum 2o6en. 9rc, Sns
canbescent, eIettrii6es 2i1t unb elet.
trii6e Sriebfraft. Mir liefern Roten,
anf9ldse fur 9esuns bon @6bren in
0duiern, Muffelung BON Gas6fen. unb
elettrii9e Beleu6tung, Motore. gIefs
trifde Sriebfraft mirb prompt geIiefert
bon Der Gan 4ntonio Cas-
3nmpagnie. Selepbon 212.
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8nrte's Natatorimm.

9dsli6 often fur 9erren = Treitass
ausgenomrien bon 6 l1br Worgens
big IL ubr Mbenos.
Grsitag Ofen fur Gamilieu pdbrenb
herfelben 5tunben.
partien BON rs perlonen unb mebr
f6nnen bas Bao bel Der @tunbe belegen.
ed6ne 3eqen, tibles WaTer, fei.
mes S9mimmbab.
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anOieG ldnbiser osr Miaperid 8anf

Die erfe Sibibenbe bon 10 prooent
tpirb ben Subaberu gep,iifter On.
bride am
Mittw o d, ben Is. Suti
ober ipdter ausbe3ablt tperben. Die
Npplifanten fo0ten bic Bei1einiguna
fir ibre Nnfprii9e por3eigen, tpenr he
fommen, I'm bas @elo su erbeben.
Reagan 6ou # o n.
2mt g~oneuras8 eripalter.
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3nr 8eadtnng BET 9amen !

8eainnenb ben 10. Suli D. M. mirb
oas Watatorium ieben Montag bon 9
ubr Bormittass big s 1br Mbenbs,
ausi9lieBli@ fur Damen 8 8eiu@ refers
bltt bleiben. Gamilientas bleibt mad
tuie por Greitags.
Sobn s. 8urte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-07-13

Meine Sober tponte niGt rimtig
"funttioniren tpeber gfien nod Srinter
f9medte mir. Sd gebrau@te Or. Mus
guif R6nis's hamburger 3rOpfen. unb
He tpirtten fat mie Elm Wunber. Neuer
2ebeusmutb erfaQie mid unb i'd fiible
mid beute 10 gut tpie iemaIs. 8. 9ieb,
148 Gubrepss5 traBe. &eheffer, 81. q.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fir bas 2Sps
@enblatt $3.50.
&eienbe u eenten:
s. g. 8ufeb.
NJ. gd1prDbimD.
6 . { 8.
9a9es Gbrnmif.
10. SsuIi.

~" ~
1872. &aiier Sitp II. bur9 Grie9en unp
9raber Bel 8alantellp eeIalagen.
1858. Siee Ser Spanier ltnb Nieberldnber
inter Gemrnt iiber Sic Sranspien Bet Grabe>
liageu.
1893. etiftung bss Sale'iden @aiienbauz
ies burd 81. $. Srande.
1772. Sarnes Goof tritt ietne sweite Grts
bedun9sreiie an.
1898. Marat bon Charlotte Gprban err
bpldt.
1908. @eneral Mac@tabon sebpren.
1872. 1%1ebergang Ser SrarSpien iiber bic
Dina. &piafeit in @plen.
1916. @uitap Sreitae, Gdriftfteler, eeb.
1919. Surnnater Sabn ipirb 9tadts als
HepolutiptGr perhaftet unb uah Spanbau
sebradt.
1861. 8reiIen 6ei ecreptcn, So.
1868. Is. : Nufrubr Bel bcr Mtilitdrs
3iebuns in Mefp 9orf. lleber 1000 gufritbrer
DurDen getbbtet.
1864. Is. unb Is. 9ie &ebelen u,ter Sc
neral Sprreit eeldlaeen in flint beridiebenen
9reffen nabe 9ontptpc, Wto.
1870 &pnig @tlbelm beripeigert @raf Be-
rebettt In GINS fpeitere Mubtensen. = Sas
Goncil in SION hotirt Die llnfeblbarfeit bes
9apites.
1874. Nttentat auf 8ismard in &ii1ittsen.
1888. 9e gatrD, ber%porrageneer 1panii1er
Diplomat, geitprben. - 0uel stpilden 8ou>
larger unb Slpquet nit Oesen. &Dnisin
NataIie bon 9erbien tpirb aus DertihIanb
ausseipieIen ibr SDbnden ipirb ibr genoms
men unb benz @ater suseI9ift.
1889. Gpbert Santerlitg in @ras seitprben.
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Sem aeebrten 0ablifn11

bic gans ergebene Nn5eiee, baB mir
bur@ unferen neuen Santtnagen in ben
9tanb gefebt fn6, Sampen : Del unb
Gaioline unieren 2unoen ins 6aus 3u
liefern nno bort bor5umefen. @aios
lines unb Seltannen NIT Rrabn fabrt
Der Wagen tets NIT unb f5nnen ben
geebrtan &unben auf 8erlangen our
BenuBung hberlaRen merben. I'm ges
aeigten 3usprub btitet bic
Miffion Oil Co.,
(Snbaber 5. %. u. Gromberg.)
IL q. alamoftraBe. Selepbon 543.
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Treb Numge's Sr6eftra fur 8dle,
RonSerte, parties &c. grifer Glahe
Muft g%arantirt. Office: 7l5 Siib,
preia,S tra6e, Sun Mntonio.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-07-13

@r 6err @h. 9ieiIeIborf,
Der befannte unb l~ansidbrise Wirtb Der
Surnbaue bat nun an Der Commerce
traBe, gegeniber BON @roos' Bant,
cine elegante Wirtbidaft einseri9tet,
no tets frif@es Bier unb @etrdnfe aler
4rt perabrei9t unb feiner 2un9 ierbirt
pirb. 2o~genrdume gu permietben.
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Or. Mmt. Netter peiIt eesenpdriig
in europa. Die 3eit ieiner Gidtebr
mtrb In ben Spalteu bieies 8lattes be-
fannt gema9t perben.
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THr steimbaaer.

Tinf CUTE Steinbauer tperben Der.
langt om eonora @~ourtbaus. uno
Sail Bau. 2obn 81 BRO Sag.
auauf 8aIfan1
q. .. Sonora, 3eras.
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MUerlet.

xtueClets
= 9srrmann Offer unb Nugufa
NideI saben fid einen 5eiraibsf6ein
ausfellen laien.
8eri6tigung. Das Sc.
i1ent, tpeI9es bic 2ogen beg Orbens
Der Ssrmant1s @6bne In Seras ibrem
grs@rnBsS ecretdr 6. @aaien in Mners
fenuung ieiuer 8eroienfte madten. tpar
TEN Sierfrug, ME irrtbhmlid angeges
ben. ionbern ELM 1iiberner pptaI, benz
6ermanus : 0entmal naGgebilbet unb
nit elmer Wibmungs' Sni9rift berieben.
8om prdhbenten Der yfran36f.
fden Wobltbdtigteitss uub unierNi=
bungss@ eieli9aft Der Nrbeiter", Germ
s. %. @l0uoOn, gebt uns eine @inIas
bung gu gum Banquet unb Bal, abges
balten ON IA. SuIi i'm MiiRons, @orten
sur 6eier beg 102. Sabrsstages Der grs
ftirmuns Der 8afile. Der Ma6mit.
tag uirb programmaemdB bur1 @pieIe
ausgefilt uerben, nobel aber 800 al.
lerliebtfe Breiie CUR 8ettbeiIung font,
men. 70 baB alio Niemanb, Der MntbeiI
nimmt, leer ausgeben pirb. Die 0or.
bereiiungeu limb iebr ~umfaNenb; fe
aanben inter Der 2eitung bes Germ
@laubon. Der in fOl1en 5n@eu 8ez
f9eib tpeiB.
SIN San gebso gart fiuben an1
ID. unter ben Nuipiaien Der fron,6f.
f9en WobItbdti9teits @eieGihoft olerz
banb 6piele ftait fit 9erreu. Dnmer,
Rinber. NuBeroem Wettrenneu, Sopfs
f9lagen unb pieIes @noere.
Die biefgen SsraeIiten beabR9.
tigen cine 3eitung 5u griinben.
Nus benz 2s6ea bon Ssulius Be-
TENDS LIT nod man6e intereRante @pis
lobe na95utragen. Sm Nnfenge Der
preuBif6en parlamentariiGen @ef9i9te
mar Der Jfame SuIius gerenbs elmer
ber meiisenannten. st tpurbe BON
ben 8erliaer Wdblerl Ia bic preusif6e
Naiional , 8erfammlung unb in bic
Ipdtere jueite Gammer gemdbIt, mo- er
I'm Werein nit Walbed, S9ul3e $ 9es
libf9 uub 3iegler bic @a1e Der Sc.
mptratie NIT Offer berfo9t. 8ertbmt
III Berenb's Antrag bonn 8. Stunt 1848
auf Nuertennun9 Der Mebo,
lution". Cine ber firmif@fen 81
bungen folgte bieiem Outrage, unb aIs
fdlieBIi@ elm bonn Mbsecrbneten 3as
9arie eingebra@ter Wntrag auf motis
birte Sagesorbnune bur9gesangem
mar, bemd6tigte f@ ber Dor benz
SiBungslotale Der 8oItsbertretung au.
fammen8efiauten MaHen cine unees
heure Nufregung. Ser Minifer b.
Nrnim entging MUIR nit fnapper Notb
elmer tbdtli9eu 8eleibiguns.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1891-07-03

To the Editor of the JOURNAL AND COURIER:
Hon. Frank Jones, president of the
Granite State Fire Insurance company of
Portsmouth, N. H., sent an invitation to
all the agents of the company in New Eng
land to q banquet at his magnificent hotel,
''the Wentworth" New Castle, located
about three miles from Portsmouth on the
Atlantic coast, to meet on the 9th day of
June and to remain his guests the follow
ing day. About $50 agents accepted the
invitation and sat down to royal feast
prepared by the manager of the hotel, Mr..
w. R. Hill, gentleman who is liable to
run hotel" A few years ago 1 attended,
by invitation of one of my New York COM
panies, banquet at Delmonico's; but this
banquet equalled in every particular and
in some excelled that. Remarked to Hon.
Mr.. Jones that We seldom see a more intel
ligent looking body of men in any gather
ing than these agents for the Granite State.
His instant reply was, eve will not have
any other kind" 1t is a peculiar charac-
teristic of Mr.. Jones that everything he has
anything to do with must be best. It is q
common remark that what Mr.. Jones puts
his hand to must succeed. By his talent
and energy he has become the richest man
in New Hampshire, and not by wrecking
the fortunes of others, as some wealthy
men have, but by his wisdom and business
capacity. Where he is best known-he is
most loved and respected. The Granite
State is pet institution of his. Nay the
company be as lasting as the Granite Hills,
standing like monument to the memory
of many departed companies, the president
having furnished the "rocks" for the
foundation. A. E. DUDLEY.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1891-07-03
The Girl On a Wheel.

from the Ladies' Home Journal-1
Two conditions are needed for a girls
perfect bicycle costume, looseness Ito per
NIT free action to the muscles), and dark
color. A plain skirt is a matter of course
no reeds or tournHre being used. The
under or foundation skirt should never be
less than two and q half yards wide. An
excellent plan is to face this skirt with
velveteen. Also to cut from four to six
slits, an eighth of yard up, making what
dressmakers term ''give," these prevent
ing the dress from drawing around the
feet. The front of the drop-skirt may be
plated, but do not use sccordion-plaits.
The back should be shirred across the
top very full. A blouse waist is not sbso-
lutely necessary; unless il is especially be-
coming, it looks mannish, or else slovenly
on rider when at full speed. OF course
you ride in very loose corsets or q corset
waist, which is better. Then make the
body of your bicycle suit to conform to
your figure, but just as easy-ftting as you
can have it and yet fit we'll Fave very,
very loose sleeves. Buy enough material
for second pair, for they viii GO soon
enough. A high collar is an abominatiou.
So are linen cuffs, Have rolling collar.
use natty silk tie under 1t, fasten the
ends securely with "stick pin" and
leave all other jewelry at home. SAKE
Biarritz gloves are best, and russet shoes
are in place on bicycle. The ventilated
shoe with rubber soles in use in the ladies'
gymnasiums has everything to recommend
it to a girl rider. Many riders like, as an
undergsrment, the divided skirt. Stil
others veto it. 1t is matter of personal
comfort or discomfort. Dress warmly
and yet beware of getting overhested.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1891-07-03

Proft-sharing with employees has made
some headway, but we believe that it has
not yet been tried upon any railroad.
Therefore the announcement that it will
be is interesting. The railroad is the St.
Louis, Alton and Terre Haute. This road
is not yet in financial condition which
makes proft-sharing possibility, but it
is expected that it will soon be. In his
annual report the president says that to
bring the officers and employees of the road
into greater harmony 1t is suggested that,
as soon as practicable, they be taken, so to
speak, into partnership with the owners
of the property and permitted to share the
profits of the enterprise by a fair division of
the netearnings annually. tits not contem-
plated that the pay of the officers and
employees should be changed. That would
continue to come under the head of eper-
ating expenses, and be first paid then the
capital employed should be next consid-
cred and receive its allotted recompense.
The surplus earnings, after thus oompen-
sating labor and capital, might be divided
between labor and capital on an equitable
basis-esch officer and employe on the
road at the end of each fiscal year, and
who has served the company for given
period, to receive share of the surplus
net earnings in proportion to his salary or
wages.
The idea is good one, but it will prob
ably not be widely adopted just yet. The
problem with most railroad managers just
| now is how to make the roads earn enough
SO that the disguised stockholders will not
turn them out.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1891-07-03

strel song, Darling Nellie Gray" was
written by Rev. Benjamin R. Harnby of
Butler county, Ohio. He was an avowed
abolitionist and wrote the song after read
ing the account of a slave girl, named
Nellie Gray, who was sold and taken
away from her lover. He sent the song to
a Chicago publisher, but heard nothing
from it until years after, when he hap
pened to hear it sung by young lady in
Columbus. He found that his name was
printed on the music as the author of the
song and wrote to the publishers, calling
their attention to the fact that he wrote it.
They sent him six copies of the sheet
music, and that was all the compensation
he ever received, though the publishers
made thousands of dollars out of it.
No wonder foreigners look upon this
country as good place to come to. An
interesting story is told by Kearney
county CNebraska) farmer in a letter to his
local newspaper. He was born in Sweden,
came to this country in 1870, and arrived
in Indiana without dollar left. He hired
out on farm at 500 per month, worked
five years at that rate, and then rented a
farm one year. By this time he had ac-
cumulated a considerable sum. 'In 1877"
he says, 81 came to this place, built a sod
house, bought team and wagon, few
household goods, having only few
dishes and as many farming implements
as my pile would admit of, reserving a
portion to live on till 1 could raise a
crop. 1 took ahomestead and timber claim.
By the time 1 had made final proof on
those claims I had accumulated quite a
stock of horses, cattle and hogs. 1 there
fore bought another quarter section of
land, and have it all paid for but one pay
ment, and have the stuff ready to make
that payment when it becomes due.
have attended strictly to farming, with no
outside speculation, and what I have made
here cannot be bought for $15, ,000." The
writer adds that there are scores of his
countrymen within his acquaintance who
have done equally we'll.