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The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1891-09-17

An interesting Letter from Miss Alice Bray.
Sights Seen by Kenosha Girl Abroad.
One of the most interesting and
remarkable cities of Germany IS
Nuremberg, situated on the Pegnitz
river. 1t is first mentioned in his
tory in 1850 and continued infe-~
pendent throughout all the restless
changes about it until 1906, when it
voluntarily resigned its rights of SOW
ereignty to the king of Bavaria.
1t has retained in very marked
degree the characteristics which dis
tinguished the wealthy burgher
classes of the middle ages in the
gabled houses, quaint streets and
carved balconies. The city WAS for
merly surrounded by two walls, sep
arated by dry moat thirty-fve yards
wide and as many feet deep, contain
ing trees and gardens. The inner
wall contained seventy towers, some
round, some square and one having
FIVE sides.
We arrived in this quaint city one.
afternoon early in September, and
were driven from the station through
the gates of the old wall to our no.
tel on tie Pegnitz river Late as it
was we Immediately started out for a
short walk through the queer, mar
row streets, past some of the old
churches, which we hoped to enter
the following day.
Early the next morning we started
with the guide, and it was very hard
to realize that we had not been
magically carried back some five or
six hundred years.
The ancient castle is situated on
the top of the inner wall, and is, in
deed, part of it.
AS we entered the castle gate we
were led into a small building in
which is we'll three hundred and
thirty-fve feet deep. 1t is dug most
" in the solid rock and is the work
of prisoners. Six seconds are re-
quired for water poured at the top to
reach that below. A pretty maiden
stood ready to pour as the party en-
tered. In painfully clearly enun-
ciated English she told the history
of the we'll, and by the use of can
dies and a mirror showed us the wa
ter below. She then took a cup of
water and sent six portions of it to-
ward that below Scarcely had the
sixth left her hand when we heard
the first strike the water below, then
another and another till we had
counted the six. With the mirror
and candles we were then shown
some dark openings just above the
water which were openings into I'M
derground passages. To these open
ings the prisoners condemned to
perpetual darkness were required to
90 for the water they wished to use.
From this fascinating place we
passed into small court leading to
the castle itself A short flight of
steps beyond another massive gate
led to the rooms SO long used by the
Burgomasters. Parts of the ancient
furnishings are still in the rooms.
The stoves called forth as many GU
rious remarks as any other articles.
They were gorgeous pieces Of crock
cry, some reaching nearly to the
ceilings and highly colored.
From room to room We went, here
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1891-09-17

bic the white peoples entertain
ments. How they managed to dance
on the rickety floors of their cramped
cabins was mystery; but they
Adanced with quite as much zest as
they manifested in their revivals.
E"Here yo', Beck Jones and Bill
Bear, look out TO yo'selfs!' the floor
manager would sometimes say
''What yo' want to 60 interruptin
this yere dance fo'?" Beck and Bill
would then give the floor manager a
little strong talk, and not infrequent.
ly the evening would end in gen
eral row.-A. w. Eaton, in Harper
BaSar.
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A Negro Settlement in Nova Scotia.

A little way out of the town was a
long struggling negro settlement
known as Pine Woods, consist OF
small cabins and shanties CT the
poorest kind. The inhabitants OF
these miserable dwellings were in
part descendants of the Maroons,
who had revolted in the island OF
Jamaica in 1895, and either fed or
else had been forcibly removed to
England and to Nova Scotia. In
1901, through the agency Of Thomas
Clarkson, colleague of Wilberforce
in his agitation against slavery in the
British Empire, most of these Ma
rooms were taken to Sierra Leone,
where the British government had
founded a free Christian negro col
ony; but some still remained, and a
few of the Pine Woods negroes were
among their. descendants. Besides
these, there were some negroes
whose ancestors had been slaves in
the United States, and had either
come with their masters and mis-
tresses from New England in early
times, or else had escaped on British
war ships from Maryland plantations
| in 1914
These negroes added much to the
picturesquenes of the town. They
were not commonplace darkies, but
almost all of them characters in their
several ways, and their doings fur
nished continual amusement. George
Bear-the King of the Pine Woods
Bill Jones, Tommy Higgins, Joe
Bell, Sis, Sopn, Amelia, Becky, julie,
and Harriet were all people of
marked individuality. AS a rule,
they were shiftless, taking absolutely
no thought for the morrow; they
earned money, but any surplus they
had went inevitably toward big
ball or breakdown Occasionally
they became religious and had re-
vival, when many would be i'm
mersed in some pond or running
stream, usually the 70 Ho Brook.
At these baptizings, as sometimes at
their more secular entertainments,
iocular crowds would gather, and
the scene as the sable candidate
came splashing and spluttering out
of the water to the singing of inter
minable hymns, such as
'When John grew man
Baptizin' began,
Sing hallelu, hallelu, hallelujah"
was grotesque indeed. Very likely
some of the baptized would next
week be beating their wives or tear
ing out each others wool; and the
knowledge that with them the transi-
ton from grave to gay. from the
heights of religious ecstasy to the
valleys of dark depravity, was SO di-
rect and might be SO sudden did not
lessen the interest Of the Kentvillians
| in the Pine Woods revivals. A pop
ular revival melody with them was:
81 looked at my hands,
And my hands looked new,
I'm almost surrounded.
De hebben is dark,
But de Lord sees through,
I'm almost surroundedf'
tt +ba;r ballc apd M rtiac thew of
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1891-09-17

Abuse your stomach, OBJ
struct the liver and over
work the kidneys! Thou
sands nave done this and
now suffer! You wonder
why you are weak. It is
because your food is not
properly digested and does
not make pure blood. Dr..
Shops Stomach, Liver &
Kidney Cure cures Indiges-
ton, Biliousness and Weak
Kidneys. It will make you
strong. Sharpen your ap-
petite. It is the greatest
Spring and Summer Tonic
known.
Sold by Druggists at $10O, or sent express
prepaid upon receipt of price. Send for free
Medical Book to DIR. SHOOP, RACINE, Wis.
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TOWN OF BRISTOL.

Estate of John Swain. hf s-w qr-of see 21, D.
T 81. SO acres-$II.
Estate of John Swain. Or of qT, seS n.
I, Fl. 40 acres-$4.38.
Estate of John Swain. N w or of Sc or obsec 3za,
+ AZ acreS-S6o.72
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FRY Co. A piece of land running tfaroEefa
5 hf of or, sec 6, tI,r 10. acres-$r.67-
r V r r Co. Com rds of Of Or
sec go, p TO- thence southerly along the line OF
So rds to the line of the or of or OF SAiea
go; thence east along said line 100 # Slong
the line of said SO rds to the line Of said sec
thence to place of beg az acres-$I.78.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1891-09-17

Wis. r r Co.. Ectso Il, p s, e hf, except 139E
acres, sec 20, I t. r 20. 10 acres-$6.s2.
Wis. c r r Co. N part of w fracl or, ssc ~, =
L, r 20. 20 acreg-$Is.Zs
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TOWN OF PARIS.
TOWN on WHEAILAND

Estate of Thomas Martin. The n e OK Of s W or.
sec II, 2, III. 40 acres-$5o.o3.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1891-09-17

Houston's sweet cream may be found by
the pint, quart or gallon at Kupfer's.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1891-09-17

A Truesdell. Com at cor of blk Ne. IS ON
Or sec 81. tt, %; thence SO TT; thence var
allel with line CT SAID blk rds Themes lnc-
of blk; thence to beg except part taken fax Wess
Main street. 1854.
Mary Quigley Com at W cor Of lot ;: ,hencr &.
to within rds of cor of said lot; thence 70 "
in blk 40, S e or, sec 81, 2, r %. Sass.
Hyde Com at cor Of lot lot b blk Q; t6enee,
line Of said lot; thence to beginning or sec
go, 2, r23. $7.1I.
JAG Wagner, W 40 # of lots and.zg blk 7, on 8
Or sec so, 2, %. $3.50.
Unknown. Lots and 10, blk II, or, sso32, Z
MaTg Wright. Let ?, blk "a, $ W or, sec 90, 2, T.
49, SOFA.
J 6 McClay. Lot 10, blk IA, s W or, sec 50, z, Z
23. $13.26.
Unknown. Lots I, II, IL and r3,. bIEI4, sw qra
UnRnown. Lot !, Blk IS, or, sec go, az, ase
$7.o1.
James Sweeney. Lots and II, tlk Is, qrs seq
80, 2, 20. Gas II.
Tim Enright. Lots IL, Is and 14s blk IS. IVY qr.s
sec 81, t2, 23. $Io.52.
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Health is Wealth F.!

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ceipt of price.
WE GUARANTEE SIX BOXES
To cure any case With each order received hy
for six boxes accompanied by $780, will sen & the
purchaser written guarantee 70 refund the money
if the treatment does not effect cure. GuaSanie>
issued only by,
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Sole Agents, KENOSHAs WIS
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TOWN OF PLEASANT PRAIRIE.
CITY OF kENOsHA-FIRsT WARD.

Estate of Goodwin Burritt. "a rdst e ar of W
n or, sec 6, y, %. a4-I6o acres-SG %,
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TOWN OF RANDALL.
T0WrN on SALEM.

Louisa Bangs. N point of LOT 3, sec IS. t1. t 4e
acres-$4.Io.
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NUREMBERG,

An interesting Letter from Miss Alice Bray.
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Eisk,s Western Addition
CITY OF KENOSHA-THIRD WARE

FIJI Head. All within city limits of lots, b
or, sec 81, TT. g. S.. 90.
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Gble ,t,to Jlutb.
&sman aus BEN sambarser esbeu.
Ben sstesssA saeobfe,,.
(Eortfetunal

\VUIlfkBuIIHJ.
Sperber beQanu riunmebr in farser,
flarer Deiie Sic Sadlaae au idilbern
uno idloB nit ben Worten SIS fann
befunbet meroen bah @ie Ser cam
aueiia, BEL llebsraabe bes fraalidben
Brtefes nit Dem Senator aulammens
aepefeu finb : man bat aud, @runo otts
suuehmen. baR gie iidl aerabe bieies
Eaaes entfinnen nerbsn, neil isnes 3us
Sammenfetn sen @runS leote I'D psins
iid,en @sriidtsn, 6ie nnr Surd3 gtsens
hufen iiber @ie perbreitet fein fSnnen.
llnS meine Hroae ridhtet lid, an sic
Ereue sStreS @eSdhtutlies.a
Gtu kalb liidaelnDer bolb ipDttiid,er
Bid ber fa(ten orouen Nuoen fioo IN
BEN Brafiliauer hiniiber % Der gdaaR
bate in's g6warse setroffen.
SD BIN elm alter Wtann,4 iaote
Gangneija, tief aufatbmenb, .aber u,sin
@ebdhtnif lit nod aut fehr aut. bar
auf 6arf itd1 = barauf f5nnen @ie fid1
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mieoer ansgefellt perbeu, es iei benn,
bob elm barduf abaielenber ipecieller
Antrag bonn 5taotratbe betpllIigt pirb.
Gerner lei es beftimnt, baB tpenn IT.
geuo tuel9e &uheii6rungen, SiebfdbIe,
Beraubungen, Shldsereien unb anbere
8ergeben unb WerbreGen in eiuem
prOititutions' oher NfRenationss6anie
Dorfommen, bic 9ieen3 bes Snbabers
cber ber Snbaberiu beffeIben fir null
unb ni@tig erfldrt perben fann.
Seftion 6. Ser @itp @lert iolI
allen perfonen, tpelhe fi9 um cine 81.
cen5 gum 3mefe ber unterbaltung zines
proitttutionss ober Miiignations 0aus
ies, ober sur Betreibung beg @ewerbes
elmer proifituirten bewerbea, eine iolG)e
In nebereiniitmmuns nit ben geFim.
mungen biefer Orbinan3 ausRe1eu.
paffirt uab genebmi9t am 26. SC.
tober 1891.
BrDan @allagban,
Ntteftirt: Weopor.
s. 9. @Iaubon, StabtsgIert.
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9au, ,sm basnble;beit.

Dieie setmtadifas uuO sefdarltae SOrm bsr Snaus
ensa, weae bic Gerss bes eurcpdti&en Continents ais
@rtppe gu besenen beItebteu, faetnt bissieits bes
atlantif4en Oeeans tbren Dauernben @obnfs aufses
steT enigitt Mot isen aud nabreab Ssr gOmmsrs
monate. Sm Srnbiabr sraffirt fe. Ri&ts f&ldst
bre ere atade 70 mrtiam ab obsr bilt tbren pdferen
nsberfaaen 70 tapfer Staub, ais Ssfstter's Masens
wobltbueuten tpnifhen MettfelS iaast bas Spitem
ssssn bic @efabren, wel6e i9pd6lt6en @onfttutte; q;
men tuuptid4lth aus i3ueaem 1emgsraturpediel
has Gepebe unb biefe 1T bas bette gorbeusuussmtts
tel sesen Grfaltuns unb uentraltfrt bic @trtungsn
ipnit leit empjdnaItde ,drte Gontitnticn 8et DpSs
pepfie, 2eberleiben, gerftppfuns, Rbeuuatismns,
maiartjHeu unb Rerenleibeu TT fein @ebrauh tets
Rom befsn Grfcls besIeitet.
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Cine 0roinaas,


5ur geltrafung bertenigen perfonen,
tDeldBe es uaterlafen ooer fib tueis
germ, anau9alten, tpenn he bur9 ben
Ilaggens Doer Signal Wenn elmer
@ilenbabH an Der Rreuaungsifele els
tler iol@en NIT etner StraBe inners
galo Der Staotgten5en bon San Mns
tonic ea5u aufgeforbert werbeu.
ss Jet oeroronet bur@ ben Staotratb
Der Stabt San NnlotIio:
Settion l. gs iol In Submit
tlir SeDermantl, einerlei Oh au GnBe, 3u
Pferoe, ooer tn relp. auf einenl Wagen
ooer ynDrDert tr9ello fpel9er Mit, uns
geleBll1 ieti1. ntd9t ott3ubalten ooer fi1
ka>A
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T. WHOLESOME :

Wfitfen in oieiem rubeloien S1man,
ten betraf i'm etn neues @reignib. Der
8oftbote bra6te i'm 9aufe Der Yormit.
ta9s1tunben einen Brief bon unbefaun-
ter, nnbebolfener 9ano. Das Shreis
ben lantete
v@eebrter 9err!
Beifol9enoe lrfuube erbalten Sie CUR
beltebisen gerfiisuns. S1reiber bieier
3etlen fennt Sbr Werbaltnib au einem
gepiHen Serbinanb 9au9ueia in llblet1,
borit unb Siren Wunih, llnbeltimmte
@eridte, tDel6e Ste iiber benielben auf=
9ebra6t baben, ourd un3meiielbafte
Bemeiie 5ll erbdrten. Wenl es Sbnem
9elinsen foGlte, Die 8ersansenbett oieies
Mannes, Der mitfammt ieinem Sobne
mebr ungliid iiber feline l9nar3en Brii,
Der gebra1t bat, ais ct jemalS lpiro pers
antuorten f0nnen, 3ll entbiinen, 10 ipers
ben Ste ais Bidder bon tauienb elenoen
Sflapen Elm eoleS Wert poGbrinaen.
Gin Il unbefannter."
Dem 8rtefe mar als Nnlage ber Ser.
trag beisefiist, pel9en Sangueiia BEL
I Durafn9un9 ieineS 9flreibtti9es pers
n1tBt bate.
Die 9anb bes @enators bate nidt
beftiger ge3ittert, alS fie Gags supor
ben Brief Nnnte's offnete aber benz
.nQ9 fdten Elm anberer @etit iiber ben
ASliidli9en Wann 9efonrtell sli Iein.
Gae lluf9liiiligfeit mar nit einem
Sdlase BON Tim gelpideu, unb iein Sc,
fdt nabm ben @usbrud ftniteren
Grnites an.
@r faltete bie Sariftitiide lorsfdltis
au]ammtn, barg fie In ietner Brnfts
tafde, unb fleioete fid gum Nusseben
al.
Setne Beme9un9en iparen l9merfits
Zig, aber ni6t etnen ein3isen glusenblid
5D9erten bie 1dn6e In ibrem Werf, unb
ni4t eine Sefunoe 3itterten iie.
SIN Bor3tmmer begegnete tbm Iante
Walaen. Sie bate ben Bruter an
oieiem Worgen nod ni6t seleben unb
begriiBte i'm nit ideuer Stinme; er
b0rte ooer bea6tete es ni6t, unb po(te
poriiber9eben.
Oa fabte iie ii6 elm 9er3 unb leste
Die 0ano auf leinen 9lrm.
yGualb, bait Dn einen @nti6lub &c.
faBt?A
v1eber mas r.
Stun natiirlid NIT 8eSus auf ans
Der 9aufmann itri1 iid lanslain
iiber bic Stirn. yDu baft 6ielen 9ias
men gum lesten Male eenannt, S6,pes
lter. DaS lit meine Mntmort.a
Damn perlieB er iein 6ans unb fdlua
ben VSeg mad ublenbor1t Elm. Die
Nlfter 3ll leiuer 2infen leu9tete in ser
junsen Maiionne, nnb bic beIen Sron,
ten Der praAti9eu Dduler erslan5ten.
GS mar etn fr6bli9eS belebtes Bilo unb
cine gDonne, in ben iparmen Srilblinas>
tag bineinsni9reiten.
@iual6 Steenbulen ging NIT lonos
iamen, i4leppenoen Sdritten babtn.
ct fab nt9ts BON aller Braht. Gin
oerielben Steae, lpo 2dtbe Brintmann
geitanben uub iiber bic 0on1barobriide
tn oas WaHer seitarrt bate, blieb aud
Der Senator iteben uno lebnte fi9 auf
baS @eldnber.
Die Wolfen flo9en ni6t iiber ben
9immel, unb aus Der 1iefe fat man
ben @rnno beraufldimurn, aber
6literer mo6te eS por9eitern bem arneil
Wtdo6en faum eri9ienen iein, tpie beute
benz rei6en ntddtiaen Wtanne.
(5crtietuns folst)
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II. aaniteI.

Sn Gnalo Steenbuien's guaen mar
mdbrenb bieier uerbdnsui6pouen g.ad1t
tein S6laf oetomineu. Die eriibeinbe
Gorge NOR trfber i9on mebr ais elm,
NAL an isin 2aser 9etreten, aber In Die.
ier geipitteri9neren Wfainad)t mar fie
ni9t allein, 1onbern gu Der eraueu
S9ipeftsr ssiellte iid Der fdwurss gru,
Der @rarl.
90 ftanb Ct auf. ermiibet uno nit
bnmpfem &opf. @r ipiirte etpas @il.
lenlo1ee in ieinem Melen, cine linn
gdnjlth nn9eipobnte &bneiguns 9egen
jsoe ernfte Gbdtigfett, perbnn6en init
sinem ebenio uilbefmli6en Trieb, ourd,
aiDedlole Sanblnnsen ben ausenblids
liden 2uifano au neranSsrn.
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Sci es bur6 ben e5tabtroib ber 5tabt
San Nntonio berDrbnet:
@ettion l. Wenn BON iebt ab
innerbalb Der Stabtsren3en bon San
Nntoni0 irgenb elm eeitentpeg bon irs
genb elmer perion ober irgenb mel9en
perionen angelegt, gebaut ober repa.
rirt tuerben io1, 10 iou bas unter Der
Nuff@t, 2eituns unb @ontroae bes
ftdbtii6en Sngenieurs unb ni6t anbers
geidebea. gs fol- bon nun an flr
Sebermann unb iebe CORPORATION I'M,
geiebli@ fein, inuerbalb Der etabt.
grensen BON San Nntonio einen @eiten.
meg an3ulegen ober au repariren, obne
autor ben ftdbtii6en Sngenieur bobon
uuter genauer Nngabe bes Ortes un6
Der 3eit, 3u tuel9er berielbe anselegt
ooer repariri merben iol. i6riftlid su
bena6ri1tigen. @s ioll ferner I'M,
eefebIi6 iein far Sebermann unb fur
iebe Corporation innerbalb Der @tabt.
grenaen BON 6an Mntonio einen @eis
tentpeg an5ulegea ober gu. repariren,
cher ben Neriu9 3u MAIDEN, bas au
tbun, obne bic 2eituag, bic MufR6t
unb Die @ontrolle beg ftdbtif1en eyn.
genieurs. @s mirb bierour1 3ur
pfidt bes @itp Sngenieurs gemadt
unb berielte tpiro bierbur1 ermdhtiat,
bic Inla9e, ben Bau unb bic @eparatur
bon Seitentuegen innerbalb ber Gtabt,
grensen bon San Nntonio au leiten,
3u beaufR9tigen unb 3u controliren, uub
fih babon gu iiber3eugen, baB aQe ber.
artigen Nrbeiten in lebereinftimmuna
nit benz Greibrief Der 5tabt uu6 ben
fi6 bierauf be3iebenben itdotii9sn 8ers
orbnungen ousgefiibrt tueroen.
Setti.o n 2. Wenn irgeno eine
perlon ober Corporation irseno eine
oer 8eitimmungen bieier Orbinan3 bets
lebt, ioa ct zines Wersebeas i6ulbie
era6tet unb nod erfolgter 8erurtbeis
lung Dor benz &eforber nit elmer 8el6'
itrafe bon ni9t unter sebn Dollars
$4,000 unb nift itber @inhunbert
Dollars ($100.00) belest tperbeu. unb
tpenu bieie Gtrafe nebf ben Rotten
niGt ioiOrt be3ablt piro. ioa bie be-
treffenbe perion nit eiuer 9afiitrafe i'm
ftdotlf9en @efdugniB bon ui6t lnebr
aIs 30 Saaen beIest lperben.
Sc tpirb ferner benimmt, bob penu
irgenb cine Corporation bieIe BeRim.
munsen perleben fOllte, fie aur 3oblung
Der boreru1bnten @elbftrafe bsrpfli6tet
TT. bic auf benz Wese Der 3mangs.
DOaliredung erboben tpsrben iou. 9lu.
Berbem iollen ole bic Beamten, Mn.
geiteaten uub iOnitwie In irsenb einem
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qnifer gnilherm t,nnt /,

= 2aiier WiIbelm maGt in ieiuer
@igeni@aft als Woraliit @Mule! Mus
paris tpirb mitsetbeilt: Der Suifiss
Wainifer Gallieres bat 5er 2ammer eine
8orIage unterbreitet, tpona1 bic 66Iter
ibledter 6duier, bic .NIpbonies' unb
gef6rberer Der proiiitution unter bas
Wagabunbengeieb fomnen unb nit 2
big 5 Sabren GefdnsuiB ioipie gtaot,
perweiiung bsfiraft merben iolen. Cine
tueitere 8ia sur gdnalideu Inter.
oriidung ber proifitution pirb in Nus.
f9t geitellt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-11-04

3ufammenbang tebenoen 8ebienfeteu
elmer folden COOPERATION baftbar lein
unb bic i'm 8orifebenben feitsefebten
Strafen gu gemdrtigen baben.
Mngenommen uno gebiQigt ben 26.
Sftober 1891.
8rpan @alIagban,
Mtteitirf: Mapor.
s. g. @laubon, Gtabts@lert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-11-04

0rmmbetscntbmms ltebertrasansen.
@uitaO BREEDER on 9enrp aoams,
230 Nder Ganb am Gibolo. $4,000.
Warp Sppermann on s. 9. unb s..
S6ol, Grunbfad an pecusifraBe fir
$500.
$beobor 9ermann on so. s. geh
@ranbffad on OlipeitraBe fur $500.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-11-04

s@ Gertise Nnahse, tpie fe fd66ner
ME na9 San Mntonio gebradt muroen; !;
Eben tDie aneegohen. preile nieorig.
pancoaH & 6 obu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-11-04
0sntflens Slrnfca salbe.

Die Bette Salbe Der @elt fur S6nitte, Auetidun
gen, Gei6phre, lieberz uno Sauts ausi&lag, Sledte
betten furirt SdmOrrbppen cber feine ge3ablans
@6ltse 3ufrebentett sarantirt pber has @eIb ,ptrl
Suriiderfdttet. 25 Gents pte S1a9tel Bum 0ertau
gRbpleiale.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-11-04

~ 3meibunbert Nnshse unb breis
hunbert 6oien au ftinf3ig Gents am
Dollar, alles CUTE @aare, lir,l au rdus
men bel pancOaf 6 Sobn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-11-04

~ Sebermanns Seedlings 0db.
Wfaldine TT The Standard. Wan faufe
cine unb mirb lit babon iiberaeugen.
gu baben bel s. %. grbs, 4O8 Npe. E.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-11-04

~ Wenn sic eine Ndb Mafdine
brau@en. 10 seben Sic 3u grps, 4O8
Nbe. E unb faufen sic cine Domestic.
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Cine Mroiuan.,

fiir bic InIage, ben gau unb bic 3es
paratur bon 5eitenmegen innerbalb
ber Stabtgren5en bon San Mntonio
unter ber NufR6t, 2eitung uno Con-
trole bes tdotif9en Snsenieurs.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-11-04
Cine 0roiaaus,

Cine @roiaan5,
CUR Mmenbirung bet fdbtiiGen @erorb,
nunsen CUR l1nterbrlduug, Cons
trolirung unb 8eiteuerung Der
profitutions 0duier.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-11-04

Die
WS@eutli9e Greie Yrehe fit Suas
eri@eint
ieoen QonuerGas
unb foitet
$3.50 fit baa Sabr uber $1.26 fas
q Manate tn W0rauSbesablMma.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-11-04

gdslide 6reie greiie fit seras
eri1eint
nit Nusma6me oes Sonntass
un6 fotet
$1,000 fir bas Sabr pber $3.50
fitr 3 @unate.