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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-06-02

minbert, aud fi6 In @6uIben fes..
ga bic 3u gatmanbigenbe bemna6 als
Weri9wenberin gu era9ten 1T, 10 mirb
he als iol9e entmiinbigt unb bot Bic
Rolfen oes 8erfabrens 3a ertroeen.1
- Bon benz Gieienpertebr, Der nd,
tpdbrenb bes Cages ia Berlin eutwideIt,
geben BITE 3ablen Elm anndbernbes Bib.
bic tiirali4 on einigen ui9tigeu Buuf.
ten bort feftgefeQt tuorben Hub. Die.
islben ertreden fi9 auf ben 0ertebr an
eillem ein3igen Sage In ber 3eit Don 6
ubr frhb Bis 10 ubr Mbenbs. 9ouat,
pailtrten bic betannte gde ber ssrieb.
ri9ftraBe unb Inter ben 2inben 120 016
JuBgdnger nnb 13.479 Waaen ber Der.
i@iebeniten @attung; bic R6nig5traBe.
unter Der @tabtbabn 100. 8O7 sSu6adns
ger uub 10.016 Wagen; bic @baul5ees
froBe, gde SnbalibeniiroBe, 50, ,996
GuBgdnger unb 13 449 Magen, bas
runter allein 1898 2aiffubrmerte: ben
potsbamer plab 1926 ssusadnaer
uno 1858 @agen, oarunter 3147
Yferoebabnmogen unb 5499 Drofhten;
bic Seip3igerftraBe suif@ea 8eipsiaer.
plab unb MilbelmltraBe go, ,234 Sfus.
gdnger ua6 11.345 Wa0en; bic Qeibs
5tserfrabe 5luii9en Rommanbanten.
traBe uno 5pittelmartt 1890 SsuBs
ednger 1861 Wagen. Die Oraniens
brtide pafRrten an einem Sage 80. .956
Jubgdnger uno 5702 Waaen, bic Bel.
leallioncsbritde 81 ,152 6uBgdnaer unb
1884 8agen. bic R6niefraBe, Gde
SpanbauerfraBe, 1895 sfuBaduaer
unb 1884 Wasen, bic MIeronber5traBe,
gde 9olamarftitrabe, 81. $50 ssuBadnaer
nnb 1923 Wagen, Bic Observation-Disclosures
&c. 668 GuBgdnger unb $3.50 Waaen.
bic 8roBs Graaffurterfra6e 88,698
JuBg6nger unb 6697 Wagen. Ourd5
bas Branoenburger 3bor giuaen an
oiefem einen Sage 43, ,O7O Tusaduoer.
ba3u tamen 1925 Dagen, barunter 1928
Observation-Disclosures
= reber eiuen .iinifliben 5hmer.
baub1 wifb aus Berlin 6oIaenbes
miteetbeilt: Gin S@neiber in Der
NanbsbergerfraBe su Berlin, ueIdler In
ber lebten 3eit nebrfa9 befo6leu tuors
ben mar, beo5a9tete In fsOiae beifeu
iein perfonoI beiOnbers i9orf unb iob
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-06-02

erf@einen. Sbrf bu, guffab? Ou
luirff bas unter allen ulmii6nben tbuu.
I'm meiue 2anbsleute in ienen eIeu.
Oen eumpfs uab Gieberaessnoea Der.
oerben 3u lafieu - teinl
( ueberlese Dir bic Ga9e, ebe bu Elm
10 entf4iebeues Rein uusIpri9f,
mabnte Saubow nit eiFger 2dlte, bins
ter ber fb aber eine unberteunbare
Orobung barg. gr lit sic erffe Iorbe.
rung. bic i'd an bid FelIe, pertreiaerf
bu mir glei1 biele, 10 1T elm 3uiam.
mengeben iiberbaupt nid)t m6aIid9.
Us liegt in meiner Sanb, bic Nerabre.
bung atplf@en uns ipieber rttfg6ngia
au MAIDEN. 8ebente basil
Grana, bu UirF mid bod ui&t 3uins
gen wollen.
Sd awiage bid 3u ni9ts, i@ erfldre
otr nur. baB mir gef@ieben finb, tuenn
BY ouf beiner Weissruns bebarrf.
, Wiuft bu bic 6oIgen babon traaer,
10 tbue es, i@ bletbe BET meiuer Bes
oiugung.
gr beuste R6 aber feineu 6@reibtif@
ullo nabm einige ber bort liegenoen pas
ptere, BITE ct In feline 8rieftai@e ffedte.
@ufab ftaub f@meigeno ba, Ben Nlid
auf ben Soben gebeftet, auf feiner 6tirn
lag elm finferer 99atten.
uab gerabe iebt, 100 6rieba auf benz
2Se9e TT! murmelte er; unmbaIi@, bos
tann i& ni@t opfern.
Wnn, fraste 5anoolp. inoem er Rdb
tpieber untuanbte.
XaB mir tueni8tens 8ebentaeit, Die
5a@e tommt mir 70 pl6bIid, 10 unsr.
tpartet-i@ werbe es mir iiberIeaeu.
Der dItere Bru6er tpar iebr befriebiat
DON bieiem ginlenten, er bate freiIi6
nt@t oaran gejipeifelt, baB feline Dro.
bung ibre Wirfuug tbuu tperbe.
@ut, auf eine Wo@e friiber ober fp6.
ter tommt es ni6t an. I'D boffe, bu
mirif geraunft annebmen unb einieheu,
oaB man NIT ben bieReen 8erb1ItnifIen
re@nen muB. Nber MN fonm, es i'll
bic b69ite 3eit. boB mir nod bem sd.
reau fabren. llnb nod ems, @uliabI
ueberlaB bid ttinftis ausi9IieBli& mel.
iler Nettung un6 unternimm niG1t auf
etgene 9anS fol9e grtraboganaen, pie
oieie &eifs. 9a Rebf, bas giebt mur
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-06-02
"0et. Gsoif"
Q on 9. @ermet.
(GOrtfebune.)

(Gortietune.)
lln5inul unh luenn he es u1ren
mas fimmert mid bas? MiaR bu, bel
nod nidt abt Gage an 9cntortifm fibt
mir bieIlei6t Nori9riften bariber ma
Den. tDie Id meine SpetulatiOnen Elm
suri@ten babeg
@emiB ni9tl Nber tuenn eine ioI1l
Speculation bic 8efunObeit un6 bas
2eben BON Sauienben tofe!, 70 ga,
man BET uns oabeim eineu anbern Wa,
men bofAr.
unb uel@en9 fragte Ganbou bro.
benb, inbem Ct biGt on ieiuen 8rubei
berantrat; aber 0iefer IieB li@ ni@t elm.
i@a&terH. fOabern antmprtete tn feFem
Zone:
S@trtereil
@uitabl fubr 6anbop whtbeub em,
por, bu wagf es "a -
Das Gilt naiHrIi@ nur benz Wer. Sens
tins allein, faete bieier gelaiIen. Die oufs
tauenbe Giebens mhrbigteit, nit ber oieIey
@bsenmnnn mid etnpfing unb immer
iDieOer 0nf bic populoritdt meines Nas
mems uuO bie aIdu5enben grfoIae mel.
ner Sober aurhdtam, bic au@ bier
Wunber tbun merbe, nlo9te mir bic
5a9e bon bornberein berbd1tia mn6
beranIabte MID au ber @eiIe. Gu
iehuR beine 2dnbereien ni&t, ssrana,
By balt he beim Nntauf iebenfolls niir
iebr fR&tig beR@tist. Sebt aber, no
i@ bir bic gugen ee6ifnet bobe. tpirlf
bu biz bic UeueiIe fur meine 8ebaup.
tuugen bolen uHb Oann iene @pitula,
tion fallen IaRen.,
Ganbpm ftbieu tpenig seneigt, ben
Musiueg ~ benhben, ben lein Brubsr
Tim often HEB.
Mer iast biz benn base froate ct
bart. Denta bn, i@ uerbe Bic Suns
bertiauIenbe, bic i@ In iene 26nbereieu
geRsdt babe, 10 obne tpeiteres auFgeben,
ltlr reil biz einise feutimentoIe 8ebens
ten aufgeItiegea finb2 Oas 9erroin III
10 gut poer 70 f@le@t, tpie bunoert au=
ore, uno bic ginmanberer baben tlbsrs
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BON Der hpmmerifmen ahf

-, BON ber pommerii6en 2ife
i9relbt man bonn 10. Mai: 5eit sabr.
sebnten mar bier ber 6eriugs ssana
nl9t 10 ergiebig, tuie Ia biefem Sabre.
Jir ote Slider III biefer slid Reids
tbum aber teiu 6egen. benn bos Nn.
eebot tiberiteiet BEL @eitem bic Nad5s
frogs unb bic Golse lit. baB bic preiie
tns Sd9erlide sefunten fnb. @efern
tpnroe in W6n9gut fur elm Mau ESQ
Sthd) 2 pfennige = iage stuei pfeue
nige - ge3ablt uno felt @o@en III Der
Wlarttpreis f9on 80 gf. bro WaQ
Aber fslbit gu biefen preilen fiuo bic
borbanoenea Wensen ni9t abauleseu.
oa Die geFelunsen na@ benz 8inneu.
lanoe iebr aadselafen baben. so
tonnmt es, bob Der ueberiluB fton als
Oanger auf bas 6eIh gefabren tpirb
uHo bic Gii9er. um R@ Dor G6aoen au
5liten. ben Sang einltelIen. W;e auf
gBtest uab M6H@sut 1T es aud In
Xubnien, Greeienborf, gr6slin, NbI5ed
liHo an Der gau3en &agen 'l@en Suite.
Sm Naeemeinen fdlt ber 6ering iebr
.leiH aus.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-06-02
anRrorOentlt6tr NnsOtrtanf bon Ynbma6er artiieln
ST bebentenb berabgejektem Yreim.

Die gubnaa9erei iit uns Elm liebseporbenes
Sbema. 9Sie icber dItere Mnfiebler Gan Nn.
tontos nit Stol3 auf bas @a&stbum unS
SeSeiben Der Staot sllriidbIidt, 10 madbt es
uns Greuoe anf oieies Departement su iebauen.
gto4 Dor iieben Sabren Elm beldeibener Mns
fang. bat es iid ,lnaufb5rIi9 in 8eliehtbeit
unb untfang aussebebnt, bis es beute pbne
;SfpetIel oas srSBte, Riterlenhtete itno in ie.
Der Seiie oollfomnte,l auseeftattetite Y,ib.
ntaderoeRartetnent bes saa3eit aBefens 1T.
Glles Seidmadbolle, ipel9es bard 6elb su
srrei4en ipar, lit ansei6afft iporbem. llebesrs
banpt, tpenn man beriidiibtist, bab mir gues
haben, nnb BOP bas 8eite 3l 10 auberaen6bns
ltb billisen greiien perfauft birb, 70 lit eS
fetnestpess aufiGllis, bab bic SamenpeIt
San anfon!oS gSolfiomS gfteberlagc ais
9auptquartier fiir feine pubntaderiad5en er.
fldrer.
Gang I'M @egentbeil tpunberbar tpdre es.
ipenn Sie Sadie iid anbers berbielt.
9ie ttesteffen M2msfer N
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-06-02
Saates alerlet aus 9eutidlaao

= Sa Bremen murbe am ID. Weo
etne i@redlibe 8Juttbat ausaeftibrf
Der taum 30idbrise Sngenieur Geeil
tDurbe bon fetner friiberen graut. 90.
falte 3ipper, rs Sabre alt, aus 46.
iltgsberg geblrtig, bur9 6rei &euolper.
f9hfle i'm Bette set6btet.
= Nus Daoersleben In Gdleswio
idreibt man: Der Mhblen 0ermalter
Sfau aus Gqer bei @bri1iausfeIb, Elm
lebr gepaaOter &aofabrer, polIfiibrte
out oem freien Blabe Dor ber biefaen
Marlens Rir@e bic i@wierisien 9eiiians
gen auf bem boben 3ueira5; 3ablrei@e
3ui9auer fanben fi@ Elm unb ipsnoe.
ten benz Runiifobrer rei1eu 8effdQ.
Siele Auertennung rib ben Gabfahrer
3u einem tolltiibnen WasniB bin; in
raien0er Gabrt fouite ct BON bem bod. !.
ltegenoen plaBe itber cine mebrifufiae
Sreppe mad ber 5traBe binab. Qaum
botte oas bas 3weira0 bic Stufeu er=
rei@t, 10 gerietb er ins g9uauten uno
ltarate auf bte StraBe binunter; ber un.
gltdlt1e Gaofabrer aber foa i'm mel.
ten gogeH bic stufen binnuter unb
l9lug NIT bem 2opfe 10 bart geaen bas
s Ssteinpffafter, baB bic 6irnl&aIe bon.
tdnolg 5eri9mettert tpurbe. Der Nab.
ta9rer mars fat ausenblidli6 cine
2ei@e.
- Nuf benz 9mtsaerid5te au 0ots.
oam 1T bic folgeabe Betauntmahuua
aussebdngt: Sn benz 8erfabren betref.
fen6 bic gntmanbisung ber ssrau 0rin.
asifin Marie &ab3ipia, geborenen @rdfin
8ranidi, III Der Antros auf gutmanbi.
guns bertelben BON tbrem gbemann,
YrenliersVleutenant a. 8. prina @eora
Hnb3iDil 3a Yotsoam unb oefIen g,fIss
ger (bsr prin3 ielbit III n1mIi9 bereits
entmttnbigt) @eneraIabiutant @eueroIs
eer Nrtiaerie Girfen Nnton Mabaimi(I
all Berlin. aeiesmdBis seiteat uno burd5
bic angefellten grmittelungen, inious
oerbeit bur@ bas eibli9e 3euaniB oes
Grafen Ioalbert SierForpff au Berlin
eripieien, baB bic au gntm6ubiaenbe
our9 unbefonneae unb unniike Wusaa.
ben. lotpie burG mutbmillige 0ernad1.
ldlltgung ibr 8erm6Jen betrd9tlid Der,
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"S6 f1mnte bic 0&elt aus ben 0(uaeltt
beben,

fpenn ta enen Plas bdtte, nm ben Sebel an,uesen,
faste ar&tmeb, ber ORe6enfirf. @rD5e a5rper limb
nur i@wer bewes&. aber es TT nidt dwer, bic @iez
rem, htee tIetnen s6rper sur Gbdtisteit ansuresen
penn 1le trdSe fnb. @nr periu@e man bieS ntdt nit
unpifeni9aftlt@ subereteten aIfObold5en Stimulan.
tien. Gin iDlaes Experiment 1T ni,t ratbIam. 0as
fiere nit uutrdsli4er @ep6bett wirfenbe Mtttel III
9cfetter'8 Masenbttters, peI6es benz aSrper oeroSs
ete rttse Nnresuns sebt, pbne bic Gade ,u iberrei
Sen; gsro dnhaltenbe nntbdtistett Der @ieren ober
eer Slate nngebDrts nernadldst 70 i bies etue ae-
Ia2rlt@e Sade. Brt9bt'5Ge Rierentranfbeit, 9uder<
rubr unD anbere arantbeten Der Sdrnprsae baben bs
rem 9[ipruns in ber nntbdsteit Der @iererf. Ote{e
son Nnfang an su aberrinben, TT ntdt i@per. end
slet@ susretfen. nnreselmaSises GunftiSntren Der
Gtngepetes, eeS Masens, ber Geber, @beumots.
mus uno Malaria tperSen burd bas 8ttters turtrt.
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5=Quberor6eltlide NttrQftiolt
seidte l1ntertlei0er fit 6erreu j!

rnlere leidten reinfppllenen llnterfleiber
(oentb iinb 8eintleib) fiir Mdnuer gu ,,ur SO
iinb tart in 9ta4frase.
Oerertige 11nterfleiber in 8albriesan uno
@crue 81 MIR 81. Sallerbafter Stpff unb
quite Nrbeit.
8ai@ddte i4tpar3e llnterfleiber, bic ii@ BET
&aen, bic auf elesante &leibuns ieben, srpBer
Seliebtbeit erfrcuen, gu $3.50 unb $500 per
9n3us.
Sarbise 8aIbrissan=stnsiise auf 81 bis SO
tebueirt.
specialitGt: alls beIonoers bequeme unb
eleSante llnterfleibuns enpfeblen mir Die Be-
riibnsten Glaitenberrb tlitteaeidten bon Nas
tur gSoae, fpelde BON ben aer3ten fit nod
beiier ertldrt tperSer, als bic Sdser'i&e @Ous
&leibuns 3u baben fit i,ur $3.50 per Gnsus.
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Gs bduebt uns als pb bic ,,8anbeau Erin.
ming in &irse aasemein popular tperben
tpiirte.
Gs beitebt ans ginem, unter ber Rrempe
beS Suites angebradtem 8anbe, bas am Ropfe
anl9liebt, unb lit fpieberunr NIT eineis
SantmetbanOe, Spite ober &ran3 tleiner 8I,ss
men Ibersp9en.
Santmet- 8lumen tperben alIaemein beliebt
inb folglia biIlig. Stolen baben mir bon il.
Der @r1be uab S9attirrng. 2illa 8lun.eu,
Dor3isli4 ipl4e, bic ins &6tblidbe l4immern,
1tno aaf i@par3en 9iiten gang pra4tpou.
Die Sdlfte ber ietigen 6aeons bnben Mebr.
lidbteit nit riner arone biele babem borne
cine i9male &rempe, bic 10 sebosen perben
Ober ionft @tipas abnIicb feberl.
Graue mts6 Iebernfarbene Sil3bite, Icbfuarae,
eelbe, blane ilno beinabe gang ipeibe Sirobs
Suite iinb in srOber Nuantitdt borbanben.
ID bic fsiffinffen Nreise.
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NuSuertQ1f Don 9atntt= n116 Gilt6u @dn6eu
reHf iscmH
ST rebmcirteit 9Sreiien

grtrasfeine Damen, @laceeittefel I'M Opera
and Common Sense" Gtble nit elaftiiben
Soblen bon $2.75 auf SO berabseiett.
@9te Sanen 8ansaroossad= =&n6pf1tiefel,
Sano senabt, i'm Spera Stble 1925, friiber
$4.00.
9onspIa Common @enle" anDpffiefel fiji
Damen, alle banbsenadt, bon So auf $3.50
rebn5irt.
Seine Oonsola banbsendbte Rn5pfsetiefel,
Die frilber gu $5 perfauft tpurben, oiferiren
tpir biefe 8oae gu 1915.
Soc & Spera 9eeI" allies 5anbsenabt, friiber
$6, bieie ,gSod)e gu $475.
be 9erabietmn8en nnS mur fir bieien
e intrS anf feparaten SiiGen amsaeftellt.
litdt, gustpabI un8 greis, mas iernals in
San 9tntonio ee3eist tpurbe.
:. Sn anDpfftiefel, rDgforos" inb Slippers"
fitr ilnge Santen tlno &tnber, fabren mir r,ur
bas 8eite unb 3u ben mbeIi6ft biuiaen 0reilen.
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gnlaB su etreitisteiten 3tuif5em uns.
Ou erf@nerif biz unn6tbig beine 5tel>
lung bamit.
Sa tDobT. fa9te @ufab baIblaut,
ndbrenb er fi6 an56idte. bem Bruber
au folgen. Sic 1T 3iemlib i6ner, oiele
StelluHs, f9merer, aIs Id seelaubt
babel =
(GOrtfesuns foIst)
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~ 0auptquartier fiir 6&ldad6e
snm Spribeu. gabennnnen. pIumbsrs
unO steam Gitters NfoteriaI iebtr Mrs
bet 9 bafer & Hraben, 20 MeIi.
Commerce. Gtra6e.
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Glesante CONNER @eibe, geftreift, carrirt
an6 fdltAt, in allen Sarben, fonft 3ti 40, so
Mnb go gents bic Darb, in 6iefer @o6b e
5unnr 35 Gents bic garb.
llTier 2a9er on @a1dftoffen iit 70 groB un6
bic @anni9faItisfeit 6erleIben 1T eine 10
srcBe, baB cine 9enaue 8efnreibung berleIben
biel 80 tpeit fiibren tpiirSe.
Sir fiibren auf Eager ale BE .geiudteiten
4rten bon Mull, Srsanbie, 3epbbr &C. &c. i'm
4reiie bon 10 bis so gents per garb.
S$eciaI Rreiie fiir biefe @pdbe!
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aberntaliser srOBer glnsoertauf
bon l1nterseus fir 9anten unb @ab4en 1T
MusIiu unb gatnbric.
8eiumocrs mie6ri9e 0reiie tn 6ieiet
@0dbe!
Yreis 3ebuftionen i'm 8etraee BON 30
bis so 9roseat.

Damen, bic irsenb @ttpas in bieier 8ran6t
n6tbis baben, biirfen @plfion's Special.
AusDerfauf gu rebucirten 9reiien niht Der:
febIen.
9tlle @aaren ouf beFimmten Ga.
bentif DEN iinb gu beionberen, fart E.
bucirten 9reiien martirt, bic iebof
nur fir bieie gBpde selten.
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3tegler'S aIl8emeim befamnte RnHnf=
f9nbe 81 folgem6en bebeutenb reSu=
5trten Rreiiem:
@rfte Sampico Damem. .Rn5pfitiefel Opera
Il Heel and toe) NIT elaitifden Spblem, frilber
$3.50, iett $2
r.. pGmen (,8a,tfeupbait') 9onspla sads
ittefel, friiber So, iett $2.75.
Oben arsefiibrte Brcife iiuS iutrfli
Werfaaf beftimmt. 9te semannte 9Saa
uniere NnstpabL in aussei6nittenen leids
ten Sdnben uno SamensSItppers, tporunter
1sdp quite un6 isbr feine nSrfprb unb 9beo
'1tes, pSolto eontfprt & Opera SlipperS"
beftnSer, iibertrifft 9llIes in 8e3ug auf Aua.
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Gin tutltt6erbareS 8ebr6uae I'm
9d1ub= =9epartement.

:, 0b mir bier befddftist finb, frast SIR
Seait, pas lollten mir tppbI irteinen. @ute
9fa9rt9teit toanbern i4neuer als i9lebte.
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=Yrddtige Nnsma1l elegauter &lei6erifoffe=
un6 Waubens Gotiimen
AnBeroroentlfde NfObttdteu bieie
ISOLDE +!
Die neueiten Mo6en in ieibenen unb tpollenen
8!eiberitoffen, iOtpie in Baf6ftoffeu
mao ettua IS bu@eleaamte tnpprtirte
bpd1ntpoerme W4DbeIl. Gpbem,

BON oenen nidt 5ipei einanber eleih iinb, i'm
9sreiie bon nur $13 bis $40.
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,, 81 Timothy 81 /, IL ~ 'oriuthian' w. ~ 'sI Mat
Sst, Luke " ~. "a I "a IN Q. ixvt Art = Ioid
~Ibtd. Y. xxxiL, AHA.
" IT. Lake xi. ~. a
It Acts III H
u st. Matthew XIV. 20
bt Gregory the Great HON ix. IN ErdpgeL u. Z.
fs2Cortnthtaps viii. q.
sss 81 Mark vi ..
~ 81 Mathew s; -B<sses sys iAs poor In sppi."
H'isa 4 e: "co~s @ @ "a 4. sn yes tsss issr sna
~ Romans vii H.
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OF view altogether. To labor Is to exert ones
self for the sake OF procuring what is necessary
for the purposes OF life. and most OF all for
self li-preservation. In the s'ceat ofthv bro,D thou
shat eat brrndT Therefore mans labor has
two notes or characters First of nll. 1t 10 per.
sonnl: for the exertion OF individual power be-
longs to the individual who puts It forth. en-
ploying this power for that personal profit for
which II was given. Secondly. mans labor 10
necessary: for without the results o! labor man
cannot live: and self-conservaton Is . law OF
nature. which 1t Il wrong to disobey. Now. II
We were 10 consider labor merely so far rs It is
personal, doubtless It would be within the
workman's right to accept any rate OF wages
whatever for In the same way as le Is free to
work or not. so he is free to accept small re-
muhoratton or even mono at all But this 10
mere abstract supposition tho labor OF the
workingman Is not only his personal attribute.
but 1t IL necessary: and this makes all tho
difference. Tho preservation OF life is the
bounden duty OF each and nll. and to fall
theroIn Is q crime 1t follows that zach one
has q right to procure what Is required In
order 10 live and the poor Gun procure 1t 10
mother way than BY work and wages.
Let It be granted. then. that as rule work
man and employer should mako free nGree-
Dents and In particular shoulI freely agree as
to wages, Nevertheless ikere is a dictate OF
nature more imDerious and more ancient than
any bargain between man aud man. that the
remuneration must be enough 10 support the
wage Garner In reasonable and frugal comfort.
Ifth.ough necessity or foar OF a worse evil the
workman accepts harder conditions because
an employer "r a contractor will gtvo him no
better. be IL the victim OF iorce and in
justice. In these and similar lues-
tons. however, such as. for example, tho
hours OF labor in different trades. the
sanitary precautions to DO Observed In fac
tories ard ~orkshops, &c.-in order to super.
ssds undue Interference ON the part OF the
Btste. especially ss circumstances timer. and
localities differ no widely. IL 10 advisable that
recourse bo had to societies or Boards such as
We shsll mention presently. or TO somo other
method nj safe guarding the interests OF wage
oarncrs, tho State to be asked for approval aud
protection.
In workmans wages be sufficient TO enable
him to maintain himsolf his wife. and his
children In reasonable comfort. he will not find
II dificult. II he is n sensible man. to study
economy; and he will not fall. by cutting down
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Sharp County record., 1891-10-15

A graceful incident occurred the
0 her day at commencement Of the
girls highschool IN Brooklyn. Among
the grduates was colored girl, who
had made an honorable record in her
studies and had passed the examina>
tion successfully. When the time
came for the distribution of the dips
loma", and the young women march.
to the platform, as usual in couple,
each choosing some favored com
panion. The colored stndent arose
with the rest and looked timidly
about, expecting to have to cross the
room alone, but Miss Holden, the
most popular girl in the class, holds
ING the position of It's president
stepped to her side and accompanied
her o-iiIe platform Sue, All aet,ot
considerate kindness stamps Miss
Holden as a woman of noble heart,
and of courage also, for 1t needed
some heroism todo what she did The
career of such a girl may be looked
forward to as promising excellent
things. New York Letter.
Sharp County record., 1891-10-15
COTTON MILLS IN ARKANSAS.

Arkansas has total number of 0
cotton mills built and organized run
ming AZ cards, 1873 looms and 400
spindlcs. The largest Of these is
the Mammoth Spring Calumet Mills,
which runs 1879 looms and 5000 spin,
dies, The next in size IL at Little
Rock, with 2,700 spindles, while
RusSelville comes next with $500
spindlcs Arkadcl phia has fourth
place and runs 2,400 spindlcs. First
thing you know our manufacturing
capacity will become quite n factor
in making prices. These industries
should be supported and encouraged
by our people IN every possible way,
When We get to living entirely at
home we can keep our money at
home and thereby build up our
state by an intorNtrade at home, the
South will bo se!(,sustaining.
Sharp County record., 1891-10-15

Arkansas pine, for finishing pur.
poses, is growing IN favor. Carloads
of flooring are occasionally shipped
into Wisconsin and Michagin, right
INTO the region where white pine Is
in abundant supply. The lumber is
becoming fashionable. The general
public is beginning to learn that there
is another cheap wood. besides white
pine, suitable for building purposes.
The people are beginning to be Gu,
rlouS and want to know how 1t looks
Architects specify it in more build
ings.than they did a year ago, and
the prospect Of an increased demand
is exceedingly good SIX.
Sharp County record., 1891-10-15

The following was issued from the
state auditors office: "Thero are
agesJs for fraudulent insurance com,
panles writing fire, life and accident
policies IN mUny parts Of the state,
and the patrons, alter paying the
premlumS, find that their insurance
is worthless. Each agent has a cer-
tlticate of authority from the auditor
of state, and if travelling agent for
a life or accident company should
have a state license which is issued
by county clerk, this license expi-
ers on the 3Oth day Of April, no diff
ference when issued. When an as
gent soIlcits your patronage require
him to exhibit his license, and if he
is soliciting for life or accident CONS
pany outside of his county, see that
he has travelling license, and if he
fails to exhibit 1t, put the sheriff on
hlms 1t will be good for the people
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Sharp County record., 1891-10-15

A pleasing incident IS told of
General Robert Lee, in the Civil
War. One day when he was in>
spectng battery and his soldiers
had gathered into group to welcome
him, this action drew upon them the
hot fire Of Union guns. The general
noticed it. and faced abont and ad.
vised the men to 90 under shelter
But he did not himself. He walk
ed coolly onward at the risk of his
life, and picked mp and replaced an
unfeged sparrow which had fallen
from its nest in tree close by the
battely.
Sharp County record., 1891-10-15

The OIden Fruit Farm lying just
across the state liue in Howell coun>
ty, Missouri, is the largest one in the
United States and contains 1900
acres. Of this 400 acres are devoted
to apples, 800 to peaches, and 200 to
berries and small fruits. A part of
this farm is said to extend over in
Arkansas. That portion of Mrssou>
ri bordering on Arkansas Is all good
fruit country.
Sharp County record., 1891-10-15

The Harrison papers, the Banner
and Times, are doing noble work for
their town and Boone county. The
last issues of those papers contained
a minute description of the country
adjacent and illustrations of the
pubic buildings Of the city of Har,
rlson, Those people should be glad
to own two such papers.