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Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1892-06-02
\ REMINDER,

Our good friend, DR.. E. A. Rowan, of
Copiah, seems to be "halting between
two opinions" and experiencing much
difficulty in making up his mind as to
whether he ought to finally cut loose
from the pledge breaking, whisky-and-
monopoly-ruled National Democratic
party or not. The folio wing declara-
ton made by him in his annual address
before the Grand Lodge of /. o. G. T.
at Brandon May 80, 1888, ought to
throw some light on his future politi-
cal pathway at this time:
Let third party come up, and God
speed the day, that will embrace in it's
platform all the principles of our grand
republican form of government, and
as a browning glory, the Prohibition
plank Then you will see the good.
great and true rally from all parties to
It's standard, and bear it on to victory
and success.
The Prohibition party is such a par
ty, Doctor, as you then yearned for.
and it viii gladly welcome you to its
ranks.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1892-06-02

State will not send their boys to col
lege i'm a saloon town, and they ought
not, especially when such places exist
by the culpable indifference or with
the open sanction of prominent church
and society people.
Jackson mustn't become a debaucher
of College boys, as we'll as of mon who
come here to make laws and attend to
public business.
Prohibition can be enforced here
too. A good law and order league
would attend to that. and, if necessary
see that derelict officials were held &c
account besides.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1892-06-02

On last Friday evening in Brookha.
ven, Miss Alice Fitzhugh rendered to
the Epworth League of Whitwortb Col
lege an elegant reception, participated
in by few invited friends of President
and Mrs. Fitzhugh. Cordial greetings
by the President and his charming fam.
lily, assisted by Misses Hall and Cassedy.
gentle courtesies 50 delicately shown
each appreciative guest, choir music
by the young ladies, the fairy scene of
the ''festal board" with its attractive
decorations under the various colored
lights, where every appointment was
perfection, made up an evening of
real pleasure to the favored guests, and
augmented pleasant recollections of
the Inequalities so frequently shown
by the present administration of famed
old Whitworth.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1892-06-02

The LEADER returns thanks to Presi-
dent Otken for an invitation to attend
the closing exercises of Lee Female
College June Goth to Ord inclusive.
The commencement sermon will be de-
livered by that earnest and scholarly
preacher, Rev. l. H. Anding of Crystal
Springs. The graduating class consists
OF six young ladies. Miss Elsie Jack
son reads the salutatory, and Miss
Hattie Lee Moyse the valedictory. The
annual address before the AlumnR
Association will be by the polished and
scholarly Prof. VIM. r. Sims of the
State University. The Lea is one of
the best female colleges in the State.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1892-06-02
"A Crying Evil


Editor MiSSiSSipm Leader: ~ io5z.
Some few weeks ago opootu
son papers published an intor' .He Jack
one of the able-bodied m ,r,yJI,elew with
Penitentiary Board of Cont ers OF the
was then engaged in a comr, ' He
effort to saddle the bIamnn1 .endable
proper person for the tbrash, on the
convict from WiIkinso"" 'ilhs OF a
Whether he got the saddle county.
still carrying it around oh Un or is
heard; but about that time lave lave no not
Graham, who shot and killed b que Ion
wife here with an infant chill nf young
at her feet (shot her from 81 Inelrs
her home), escaped from the Poa9! In
tiary and has been prowling enl
here for several weeks. tbreatoa around
kill the man who arrested him mn TO
mother of his young wife ''i ana the
Now we are all anxious boro TO-,
Board of Control to "saddl lor the
blame" on the man or men mr. mo,h t9e
which allow the escape of Tow ,e'1 T
ham, the wife-murderer. Tho no uia,
who got thrashed had a grievanc Unt S.ct
this community has greater ono Put
us have rest from these escaD can, HeC
we will go into the saddling bn MI, OF
ourselves. BUSINESS
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1892-06-02
Excursion to Minneapolis ch,..

Excursion to Minneapolis, Chicaco 49,,
Omaha, via Queen and Crc,cen, po.,
For the Republican National w..
vention at Minneapolis. Mimi ticLota
will be on sale at half rates June 1st -
9TH, good for return until Juno oo,h
1892. n'
For tbe Democratic National Con.
vention at Chicago, ILL.,, tickets will no
on sale at half rates June 16 to % Good
for return until July 7th 1892.
For the Peoples Party National ~,
vention at Omaha, Neb., tickets will, no
sold at half rates June % TO 30 Good
for return until July -, 1892
SOLID VESTIBULED TRArvc
FROM NEW ORLEANS TO CINC1N
NATI, without change. making direct
connections in Cincinnati Depot with
Vestibule Trains of connecting lines
For further information call ON agents
or address ID. G.. Edwards. G.P6TA
Cincinnati. o.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1892-06-02

The LEADER, as it has before an
nounced, does not expect to support
Mr.. Cleveland, but twill take occasion
to say here, that if the Democratic
party refuses to nominate him, it will
simply furnish fresh preof that it is
parading before the people in false
livery. 1t has been proclaimed every
where that the great overshadowing
issue with the Democracy is Tariff Re.
form, and Cleveland, besides being the
greatest man in his party, is the living
embodiment of that issue.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1892-06-02

Large Democratic clubs have been
organized by the citizens of Crystal
Springs and Hazlehurst. With the
lights before us, it looks very much like
the contest down there is going to be
last years fight over again, the towns
and town influences against the coun-
try people and the Alliance. II this
be true, it is regretable in the extreme,
and the country people can't be sad
died with all the blame either, by a
long sight.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1892-06-02

The Wall street plutocrats, like the
Louisiana Lottery monopoly before it
was killed by direct vote of the peo-
pie, seemed to buy just the number of
votes in Congress they need, no more,
no less. The Silver bill was killed by
tie vote, and now the bill to destroy
gambling in futures-the anti-option
bill-has been lost the same way-1OS
to 108.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1892-06-02
Antagonist and prejudice betweel

Antagonist and prejudice between
town and country people are to be de-
precated at all times, and per-
sons who encourage such a
spirit cannot be too severely
condemned. The towns haven't got a
monopoly of all the brains, culture and
intelligence in Mississippi, and the
country doesn't possess all the honesty
and virtue, The two are strictly inter
dependent and should be mutually re-
spectful and considerate of each other,
and the man who teaches or acts diff
ferently is an enemy to the true inter
ests of BOTH
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1892-06-02

Claiborne county is coming up on
the Million Voters Agreement. DIR.
H. Baker, of Rocky Springs, sends us
this week 20 names pledged to vote for
the Prohibition candidate for Presi-
dent. That is splendid start for the
Doctor, and we hope to hear from him
again soon.
The attention of our w. G. II. U.
readers is directed to Mrs. Mounts ad-
dress about the agreement. 1t was in
tended for last weeks paper, but
reached us too late. However, any day
is good time for this work.
The LEADER can supply all with
blanks who will apply for them. From
now on let the work be pushed.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1892-06-02

1t is amusing to observe what high
Democratic authority Major Barksdale
and Capt. Burkitt are now regarded by
the same crowd that last year we're
their unsparing traducers The two
BIS stand now right where they did
then. Oh, the hypocrisy and humbug-
gerry of the politician who wants to
carry his point and fool the people
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1892-06-02

Next weeks Democratic Convention
gives promise of being decided kid
glove and silk-stocking affair 1t will
be hard, however, for it to eclipse last
years gathering. Capt. Burkitt's
wool hat may get in because he is try
ing to save the party, but it will look
odd if it does.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1892-06-02

1t would be interesting 20 know just
exactly how many voters attended the
Democratic primaries last Saturday in
the entire State, but it never will be.
Suffice it to say, all the authenticated
returns received show that the number
was exceedingly small.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1892-06-02

The Democratic district convention
for the 3rd congressional district, has
been called to meet at Greenville July
10th. The primaries are to be held
July It'll.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1892-06-02

The magnificent wrath of the ne g,
publican press of New YORK o.ale
over the Democratic excise law iesait
izing the liquor traffic from one oel 'Dld
to five o'clock in the morning wou, QUIZ.
be beautiful to contemplate Il IN
could forget the complacency W I TO
which they have been aeeustoino" MI, H.
regard the hgalization OF me ', 5a~
the other 20 hours OF tue u"'
The Voice.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1892-06-02

The South Carolina Democratic Con
vention endorsed the Ocala platform
Crystal Springs Meteor.
According to your creed, that WASH
Democratic Convention.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1892-06-02

Corn and meat are going up, COTTON
down, says the market report. Inere
is a whole sermon in this 1or 'n0
Southern farmer.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1892-06-02

For many weeks the LEADER will be
illustrated with appropriate political
cartoons. The first is given to-day il
Illustrating nice little game of see-saw.
Now is the time to subscribe.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1892-06-02

Within the past week three of the
oldest, best known and most respected
ladies of jackson have died, viz: Mrs
Joshua Green, Mrs. G. Smythe and
Mrs. Ambrogio.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1892-06-02

The Columbia Club of BrOokhaven
is meeting with enthusiasm. Twenty
five dollars is already in the treasury
and Bazaar and Spelling Bee will be
held within short time. Thirty-one
names are upon the roll.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1892-06-02

The Natchez Democrat frankly al
nits it was idle to try to have Demo
cratic primary in Adams, because the
people wouldn't attend.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1892-06-02

A rousing anti-Hill Convention met
at Syracuse, N. Y, Tuesday, as pro
test against the Snap convention OF
Feb. %. 1t sends a Cleveland delega-
ton to Chicago.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1892-06-02

THE PERFECT TEMPERANCE CREED
Moral suaSion for the man who drinks.
Mental suaSion for the man who thinks,
Legal suasion for the drunkard-maker,
Prison SuaSlon for the Statute-breakcr.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1892-06-02

The general tint of the Worlds falr
buildings will be pale ivory sever"
them, however, will show modliicaIlon
of that color.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1892-06-02

. for true men! Men of courage!
Men who will say what they mean,
mean what they say, and vote as they
prayl
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1892-06-02

A pail of doubt, gloom and uncei-
tainty still hangs over the Delta. Ihere
is imminent danger of break III Inc
levees,
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1892-06-02

The Republican National Convention
meets at Minneapolis next "Wednesday
June 9Th. The question is, will 1t DC
Blaine or Harrison
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1892-06-02

The Hill and Lynch Republican fac
lions should carry along the jackson
policeman and his billy to Minneapolis
to command the peace.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1892-06-02
THURSDAY. June 2, 1892.

ADDRESS all business letters to MIS-
SiSsippi Leader, Jackson, Miss. Mon
ey may be sent by registered letter,
postal note, poStofice money order or
enclosed in letter at our risk.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1892-06-02

They are already having choking
bees in Copiah as result of the polit
ical division down there.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1892-06-02

Sam Small addressed the Wisconsin
Prohibition State Convention Tuesday
night.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1892-06-02

A person who has kept the count
says II old citizens of Jackson have
died since the 1st of October.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1892-06-02

The Peoples party of North Carolina
have endorsed Hon. L. L. Polk for
President.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1892-06-02

Some men can take the "big head
ON an astonishingly small stock of
capital.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1892-06-02

Lee county appointed delegates Sat
urday to the Peoples party State Con
vention June %.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1892-06-02

Hon. John NJ. Allen so far has no
opposition for denomination for Con-
gresS
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1892-06-02

IF the Lord be God, follow Him 4; il
Baal, then follow him.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1892-06-02

Illinois held a big Prohibition party
Convention at Springfield Tuesday.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1892-06-02

Junius, Jr., gets there" this week in
great shape. Read his letter on 4th
page.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1892-06-02

''Where mans treasure is, there
will his heart be also
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1892-06-02

A good campaign motto: Keep
sweet"
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1892-06-02

mo man can serve two masters!"
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s. &alteser & Sobn,
asboleiale- mab @etails0 russiaen.

9as Getailz@ ei6dft, iopie bic &ez
ceptur obiger Girnta iinb bic be6eutenbz
fen in San Mntonio, poDon Sober
tagtdgli6 fi6 gu iiber5eugen @elegenz
beit bat. IS berrf6t in Der Mpotbefe
gera6eau ELM pbdmomenaler 8erfebr;
man erbdlt bier ales frif1-b bat III
a0en Departments, 1amentli6 am6 in
Dem Der patentmebi5inem = bic gr6Bte
Nuspabl urtb bic &eeeptur 1T Sen be-
fen unb gepiKenbafteiten 9dnben ats
Dertraut.s Sas Wboleiale : Gei6aft
nir1mt BON Sabr at Sabr eilten gr0Bes
ren l1mfang an, bern Bic Mpotbefer in Der
Stabt unb altf Dem 2arbe babeu bic
@~rfabrung gema6t, baB fie bier pOr>
tbeilbaft famfen unb auf bas prompz
teite bebient iperben. 9ie 6irma &alts
eper ftebt nit ben erfen 9duiern Der
Ser. Staaten in 8erbinbuns unb imz
pDrtirt pies.e Mrtifel brett it bebeute11>
ben QuQntitdten. Nuf Nnfrage tuerben
Yreisliten perfanbt. Wir f6nnen alien
unieren betreTenben 2eIern ratbe,t, nit
obiger renommirten Girma gef9dftlid
anaufniipfen.
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;3eu9en fauin einen Yfennis ausma6te
= nod anberer geriton iollte er nit
Der Chat eineu 8itualmoro besan9en
baben! Sammt Trau rno Todter
tpurbe NUN 8uI6boff I'M Sftober b. s.
perbaftet, mieber fret9ela1fen unb int
Sebruar B. s. perbaftete man Die bret
Yerlonet1 BON Nelien1, bebielt l6lieBli6
jeoo9 nur 8ui9boff in 9aft.
Sc niiroe bier gu nett fibren, moQ=
ten mir ben YroseB In ieinen Giuselbeis
ten pe~rfolgen. Nl8 ben ftdrfften Sc.
meis ser bel9dmenber Mrt, In uel9er
entifemitiide 5eserei utb Nsitatiom aus
Der Insefeeenbeit 3apital 3u idtasen
iudten, FAM. man mobl bie Tbatiade
betra1ten, bab Der @eriatsbof fetbit
Mnitarb 1abm-ein 8ergangs Der in Der
&riminalitatiltif ielten ieine8 @leiden
finben birfte = Die 9anptbelaftuugss
3eusen 5u pereibi9en, nell e. iib bar
iber flar mar, baB In Dem gro3eB eiue
sanSe Nusabl Weinetbe 9eidmoren iper<
ben miirben.
Gum S9lulle iei nod barauf binges
wielen, baB wabreno Der 9aft Bui9s
boffs Der 4antener Mob iein @isers
tbum oemolirte, 70 oaB ii9 Der jeet
Beireite benz Nnin 9eseniiber leben
miirbe, erbielte er ni6t bon peri9tes
oenen 9eiten tbatfrdfti9e unteritiisui1s.
90 aber finb bereitS Taulenbe aufges
bra9t unb es unterliegt feinen 3meifel,
bab 8uidboff fir feline seldaftliden
Berluite ~tpenigfte1S polle Gnti6aoi9un9
erlansen wiro.
Die @eiammtfoiten bes Bro5efies,
melde ber Wesiernn5 our 2ait fallen,
belanfen iid iibrisens auf 10000
Marf.
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g2nt Yro3ee gnf66of.

Der Angeflagte freigeiproden Sat
her &egierans 100000 Mart gss
fnRet.
Der Bro3eb 8ui6boff, ser bereits
ett po1es Sabr oie@emiitber III Deutid>
Lamb errest bate, lit Dor Dem S6mnr<
sertdt in Gleee gum abi6luB sefoms
men unb bat nit Der Sreiipre6uns bes
Mnseflagten seeroet. Woblsemerft !!
Die 9taatsanwaltidaft ielbit beans
tragic bieie Sreilpreduns, neil fie bie
I'M bulo bes Nngeflagten fir bon ers
mielen btelt unO ielbit bon ibr felt iibers
5engt mar.
Der 5~tidbrise 9uabe zines 3ante1ter
56reinermeiiters mar in elmer S6euae
ermorOet aufsefuaben lporSer, nnS oa
man Sen lrbeber oes @erbredens ni6t
au entoeden permo9te, 10 be5i9tigte
man Ben Sbd9ter uno gorbeter Der
tiioii9en @emeinbe Gbolf guidbof Der
Chat. Der %50iabriae, biSber BON
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Gine aarantirte aur.

Mir autortfreu ben anseSeisten upptbefer, Sbneu
Or. Rings 0eues 9etlnattteI gesen S&piubindt, gu.
fen unb Grtdltnns auf foIsenbe Bebtnsuns tn ptrfaus
bieles WQitteI ben Gnpetiuuseu entfpre6enb sebrauden
rcleu, tnbem Gie es etnsebenb ~prcbiren, nnb mem
sic bdnn fetne BeHerung burh bahelbe ~peifpiren,
sann {htdeu sic bic TIaiAe turhd uub 9te perber
Sbr Sen surhd ~befpmmen. Mr MAIDEN bies ausetpl
In Grlse Ser srpbarttseu GrfpIse, pel6e bies Mttte
bel Der lettidbrisen Grtppen : Gpibemie aufsureifer
bate. Wfr baben ron fefnem Sale sebirt, In ben
bas Wittel ntht setolfen bate. MdE made elmer
NeriuH. PrebeFaihen fret bet Nbplpt Dreip, Gtemp,
fen u 60. @rcbe Glaihen SO Gents unb 81 90.
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antonio gslacoseia. ten zines Baraer,
meiiters erfdolien, ftatt ben 8itrSer.
meiiter lelbit, nnb ais ibn besbalb bte
@enbartnen fangen pollten, 9ab es per-
idiebene Rencontres, bet oenen jebes
Mal Elm @enSarm get0btet ODER Ders
ipunbet ipurbe. Nutonio bat aud einen
iiinseren Bruber Natters @iacomo,
Der uripriin9li6 am Seminar BON
Nlaecio 3beOlosie itubtrte, aber ges
legentli6 zines Terienbeiu6es bel ieinem
Wruoer I'M Dui6 bas unelid bate,
etuen @eroarrnen 5u eridteBen, ipas i'm
geger ietne abit6t In bic Rduberlaufs
babn bineiabrdngte. Delien TDdter,
Wfarlba nnb Sulia, iinb es, BON oenen
Ginganss Die Rebe mar.
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SSsm. Muths @arteu

auf benz Governments 9iigel lit Der anz
genebmite unb fiiblite @ufentbalt ipdb~
renb Der beiBeH Sabres5eit. Bequem
gu errei6en tit berielbe aud bur6 bic
BON Der pof : Office aus regelmdbig
fabrenben eleganten unb luftigen Cars
Der Manto 9eigbts 2inie. Man fdbrt
big @rapienftraBe, bon mo aus elm ails
genebmer 9pasiergang BON faum 3
Minuten bortbim fibrt. Mutbs @ars
ten lit Elm Sammelplab fur beuti6e
SamiIier, bic nit 8orliebe bier berz
febren. Sonntass Na6mittags unb
Mberbs reselmdBig unb an Wo6ens
taser autpeilen: Grei : &onaert. Die
8etpirtbung Der @dfte lit borsigli6.
8ereine firb eingelaben, i'm Saal ober
@arten Sefte abaubalten.
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s. paris. s. q. &Otb
PARIS 4 ROTHWELL

pboto9rapbif@ DIES MteIier,
SO. IL unb Ii MeftzG Commerce traBe
San Mntpnio. 9ie a~lerneue1 fen @en=
res 1T photographer fem ausgefibrt,
ebenfo elegant menn nidt better, mie
irgenb tpel9e int Staate. QebensgroBe
Graponzp ortraits unb ole Mrten BON
8ergr6berungen. @ebt eure 8ilber
nidt Gremben, um fe bergr6Bern gu
laHen, tpenn bic Nrbeit bier bon per=
anttpprtli6en 4iinftlerm CUR bollen .3us
friebenbeit ausgefibrt uerben fann.
Mir liefern nl1r @rbeit er tier &lafie ab.
Mn1idter bon @ebduben tperben aufz
senommen unb ale Mllftrdge a1tBerbalb
6es Mteliers prompt beforgt.
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pfet farffi6e 2srantpaare.
@umauiea herbinnet fa nit Gnelanh,
Qeiem nit Yreuben unn 8iirttembers
NIT Geterreid.

et~HtWUtSW uVtptuutt VW MIt WWBluWue
Qeien nit YreuBen uuh 8irttembers
NIT Seferreia.
Die 9oflieieranten fir 6o6seits>
aipede i'm alien europa miilleit 1i6
freucu. @lei1 orei fiiritlide 8erlos
bnllgen linb III Der letteit s3eit perfect
9cfporoeu nnb bie @ltert1, Snfel, 9anz
ten mo Gettern, Die @roBntama in
yonool liidt 5u pergeiier, lino meilt 10
permo9lide uno an Wtadt gut 1ituirte
9eute, baB iie iib NIT einem 8rautgez
idenf rid)t fialtleris 5eisen biirfelt.
0a lit suudhit Der Tb~ronfolger bot
Gumuoniea, Brin5 Seroiaano, bas eire
itige Social Der tntrisuesetpa1toten Mam~
lell GacareSca, melber Der 17idbrisen
YriuScllin Wtarie bon @binburab 6ers
ino Nus}i1t auf eitte G6nigsfrone an
geboten bat NIB in @naben aufsenom>
men wuroe. NuS Der Tbatia1e, ba6
8rinScl(in Marte cine @nfelin Der Sat
ierin BON Snoten, auftralien unb @az
Ijaaoa allo eine Nidte beS Selbltberr<
1ders aller Nenllen lit, f6lieBt omar Elm
i1aioer enslii9er Sournaliit beinabe auf
etnen @eltfrteben, aber es fatin ieoenz
fails Dem einittsen R6nis BON Gunidnier
ridtS 1daben, ipentt er nit ma1tisen-
6duiern tabe bertpanbt lit.
@oH meniser auf bte 8eripanotl6aft
reduet Der 8rduti9am Der 20jdbrtgen
Sdweiter bes beutideu &atiers, Mfarsas
ret9e, Der beifii9e Yrtn3 Srtebrtb &arl,
Elm 9 Join 6eS 3anbsrafen bon 9elien uno
einer S9meifer bes protben YrinSen.4
Ser 1868 seboreue junse Mann ldeint
es bauptiddltd auf 6as 9er3 ieiner
Braut abgeieben 3u baben, mie benn
aud BET ben 9eiratben Der anoeren
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pes 2saa6erfeBems mase.

RAD biermnbbtersisidbris Saunitens
farritre ergibt F9 elm aorifaner ben
Webaraen.
Der greile forfiide Bandit Gntonio
8ellaeoseta. belien Nt9ten I'm per9ane
senen Sabre benz Braii6enten Der fran@
36iii9fn Hepublif ~gelegentlid ieines
Beiu9eS auf 8orfifa porgeitellt MUIR
ben, ie6o1 nit ibrem @nabenseiu9
ni9t ben Seipiiuldten @rfole er5ie(ten,
bat fid Dor 2uraem ielbft ben Beb0rben
9e1ttllt unb lit BON benielben nit Der
rUtbisen Ndtuus In @mpfans senome
men fpor6en.
B~elaeoscia lit In 8ocosnano 1917
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-08-22

Nr. eutS Saeit5 Yeilila. 1uBerlt M tl0en
unb moblmoaenben @elidts3igen unh
NIT balbersrautem 9auptbaar unb 8olls
bart ales In al1em cine eittnebmenoe,
a6tunserwefenbe Grl6einuns. 1928 3u
Buenos aDres seborerl, pibmete er fid)
on Der uniperiitdt leiner 8aterftabt benz
Stubtum Der RedtSfunbe urb Der ses
ridtliden MeoiSin unb smar nit lol6em
Grfolge, baB tim. mas In Siibamerifa
felteu 1T, Der Doftortitel u~nentseltli6
perlieben murbe. Mit % Sabren be-
gam er ais Gbpotat feline iuriitiide
Saufbabn nno frat erft nit 81 Sabren
in's politiide Geben elm, bod bat er fif
fpe6er als 9arteifiibrsr aufseporfem,
nod nod duBerem @lan3, nit benz iid
bic Yolitifer bort serne itmseben, ses
ftrebt, ~lonoern er bat itets beideiben
aber nit GROCER SadfenutniB Die per>
idiebenen Nemter aussefiiat, bic CT
befleibete. 3ulsst mar Ct oils Mitslieo
oes oberitcn 8unbesseri6tsbofes tbdtis.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-08-22

9eDoren un0 Hs
btelt burh bte
Spfer. ipelde iid
fem Batter, Elm
alter g d der
anferleste, etne
quite Gr5iebuns.
CRIT 1848 stns er
in ben nBnfd,"
nla6te aber bort
raid 9arriere.
or bate auS8ers
fehen beuNbiunf<
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-08-22

oIluUcI U. y.
ben 8rdfibentens
ftubl in BuenoS
Npres fir feds
Sabre bejteisen
mirb un6 benz
bic Guf9abe 5u<
fdat, B a Ser
trauen in ben
suten Wiuen, bic
Gbrlidfeit b
9etftu nssfdbis
felt Der ar9en.
tiniihen 8esies
rnng wieoer bers
5uitelen LIT eiil
bo4gemadiener
breitidulteri9er
Wann nit fein>
geld enen,