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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-04-04
2m6Iftes fariteI.

Die Ridtebr ua6 Boaaia mahte auaen,
ideinlid einen tiefen Ginbrud auf Betra.
Sic ipeinte piel am Bett Der War6eia unb
eriIdrte am Gnbe, biefelbe ni6t perIaiIen
au tpoaen, 10 lanse iie 10 traniiei. 6erien
tpurbe In ieinem gntidIu6, petra foeIeid
NIT ii6 Su nebmen, ihwanteno, unb be,
tra'S 3brdneH riibrten ibn.
giellei6t mar iie bod nidt 70 ieeIenIos.
wie sr iarGtete. pielIei6t fanS iie am
9raniennett Der Dlardeia oas, mas er ibr
peraebli9 8u eeben seiudt bate.
pGreiIi6," faate er ild Jest, ipie ipuute
Id 9eben, mas ih erit ieIbit errinaen ,nus
aiarbeit unb 9armonie 2 nno,1 iberIeate
ct meter, piit es niht aud fir 9etro
Ieidter, iid in bic beimiihen gerbdItniiIe
tu fnben, ipenn i'd erit ieIbit bort feiten
Sub gefabt bobe?"
go tam er enoIid Su benz GntIdIus.
9etrd In pogsia su Iafien unb sundtit
auetn noh 9ericipiB 5ii aeben. Gr enaa.
aigts cine dltli4e gsfeai4aftsriu, aoa far
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-04-04
aleibsritoHe! aleiberitofe!

Der sr6bte unb setpdbIteite gorratb ron
fsinen Rleiberftoffen, Der ie in ean
Nnt nic borbanben mar. Ga neues SHUTTER
Satin Stripeb Grepon, iplib uno
8ernufert
.8eofprb GorS" in allen neuen Gar.
ben, pie @ideI, Gisale, @ais, oapencel San,
Ruiiian @rap, Cream. peib.
Darb.
:. .JramsSfifd,e Gballiss in s5 Be.
itimmten Diultern.
Mobaires. Crepe b'@bine su rs
Gents. 80 Gents uno $l.O,.
Sran8Oiii@er Orsanhie ;u 25, s5
uno DO Cents.
Gero bm @oi, etDas neaes, gu 10 Gents
per Darb.
@emufterte gebforb eorS su 1915
Gents per Darb.
Sem niterte srepe gu Ia Gents per
garb
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-04-04
abnig unb Brauer.

Wfarf 3ipain bei9lieBt ieinen S9meis
ser Brief nit einem iebr brollig erfuns
benen upb bur6gefiibrten Gefprd9
slpilhen einem beuti6 amerifanii6en
Bierbrauer unb bem incogLito reiiens
ben 9onlge BON @rie6enlanb, ben
Nlemanb erfennt, neil er ieinen Gegies
runssaa3ng babeim gelaifen bat unb
feinen gelpobnli9en Sod an bat. Sd
min e8 periu6en, einise Broben aus
biefer asnperiation gu iiberieBen:
Der 8rauer: Mas lit Sbr Gef9dft,
pie MAIDEN Sic Sbr 2eben 2
Ser a0nig: Sie Grage 1T ni9t lei6t
Su beantmorten. Sd bin nur cine Dirt
Wormann, NIT feitem @ebaIt unb mein
GeIddft-bas III 10 Elm Wii6maf9. -.
8rauer: Sd peritebe, mas mir gene
raj jobbing nennen, irgenb etpas, tuos
rim @elb itedt. &eiieu sic iebt fir Sbr
9auS ?
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-04-04

tuo lie finb; in biefen alien 2anbern
bat Nlemanb cine @banee. aommen
Sic na6 slmerifa, mad Ro6eiter, brin=
gen Sic Sbre 6Qmilie nit, Sic ionen
mad nnb mad bel mir 8nrmann merz
ben. Sd min einen Mann aus Sbnen
maiden, 8eorg- iagten bod, baB
Sic 10 beiBen = nebn1en Sic mein
Wort baranf." = @ar ni6t 10 bumm,
bieier &atb. a6nig @eorg lit ni6t Der
ein5ige Wfonarb, Der ibn bebersisen
fo1te.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-04-04

a6mig: Nidt eisemtli9. Sd made
natiiriidb ein Bis1en @ei9dft, tpenn
mir geraoe ettpas in bic 9dnbe lduft.
gigentli@ bin i'd auf elmer Gerienreiie
begrifen....
8rauer: Das 1T redt. Gin giss
den 4usfpannen lit gut, barna1 gebt
einem bic Mrbeit nod einmal 10 gut
BON Der Sanb. unb ipie gebt benm
Sbr 8ei6dft i'm Gan5en, ni6t libel,
tpas2
a6nis: Sd babe cine siemli@ srOBe
6amilie -
Brauer: Sd ba9te mir's. @roBe
Jamilie unb babel elm feites @ebalt.
gegreife aud, mie's gefommen 1T. sic
uaren jung unb babten, NIT Der 3eit
uirben Sic f9on in bic 06be fommen.
Nber beBbalb ni9t persagt! Sic baben
8riiBe i'm 4opf unb finb elm gan3er
&erl. bas iebe id. Sic tommen idlieBs
lid bod ans 3iel. Was pa9en Sbre
guben, laffen Sic iie Elm 9en6werf
lernen2
a0nis: gisentli6 ni9t. 80. i9
8rauar: 9a MAIDEN Sic eimem
Morbsi6niBer. Sic ieben bas an Sb=
rem eigenen Sal: Elm Manm iollte
itets ein 9anbmert berteben, UNI ei>
men &idbalt Ut baben. 5eben sic
mid on. Sd mar 3uerit Sattler.
6at mid bas gebinbert, elmer Der gr6bs
ten Bierbrauer 9lmerifa's gu tperoens.
@emiB nidtl ging bic 8rauerei
i1le6t, fonnte id alleweile mieber
Sattler iperben. 9o9 Sbre Sungen,
mas ION aug ibnen merben, tpenn ST.
men ettuas paiiirts
&0nig: Sd bate bic Sbee, neinen
aelteiten als meinen 9a6folger. 49,.
8rauer: Dummies 3eus! Wie benn,
ipenn bic Girma ibn ni9t mills 2aHen
Sic bas Srdumen iein unb sic f6nnen
es i'm 2eben riefig melt brinsen. 5as
ben Sic einen Nntbeil in Sbrem Ges
f9dft2
&0nig: Oas nidt. aber penm i1
mid gut auffiibre. bann tann i6 ipobl
6rauf re6nen. -.
8rauer: 9ab Sic Sbren plab bes
balten, ni6t wabr9 8, bu grunbgi=
tiger Simmel! probiren Sie's einmal:
perlafen Sic fi6 barauf unb merben
sic alt unb abgearbeitet, 10 friesen Sic
Sbren Sritt un6 bafta. Sic miii1en
suieben, baB Sic auf ireenb cine Dirt
In bic Girma bineintommen, baB 1T
bic 5auptia9e, ieben Sic.
Ser 8rauer fragt ben a6nig i6lieBs
lid, pb er CLAUDE, cine grauerei birigis
rem gu f0nnen. Ser &onig antwortet
bei6eioen, baB er es ME perfu9t babe,
aber CLAUDE, bas @ei6dft erlernen gu
fonnen. 9arauf oerfiel Der Brauer in
tiefes gta9benten unb faste enbli9 gu
2..s~ -
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-04-04
ssrei fir aeibenoe.

VIE, bic an ben f5cIeen iueenblider ger-
irruugen letben: gsrfuft ter Mdnnb rfeit,
itnfeubs araft se dlehtIide Sra fbeiien,
Strifturen. SbpbiIis unb bic bi,Irn glshen.
frantheiten, treI6e bic 5plgen bieier ihredli.
den llnreeelmdbisteiten finb, erbalten II o.
ftenfrei & eenaue anaoben, fpis fie
ltd feIbft su Saufe furiren f0s:
ne n, ipenn f. an bic California Medical
and Surgical Infrmary, 1924 Market Str,
San Francisco, CAL, fdreiben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-04-04

bon i4waraeu Daaren su.ben aller.
niebrigiten Hreiien.
y @eitreifter unb eurrirter 2atpn
bon L Gents aufipdrts Bis gu benz beften.
Shli9ter i6tparser Orsonhie, @renabine,
Sattn eeftreifter 2atpn gu eritaunlid nieoris
gen HreiIen.
geibene g1arp 9emriettas, 40 3oa,
nit ben neueften Sdattirunsen perieben,
5u $l.o0.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-04-04
3epb1r 0iuqbamsi

@ir bert. ufen 3epbpr @insbams
;u is, 18 uno % Gents.
satin st.ipeb @orb bu 8oi unb 3epbprs.
@emnfferie sateea ;u 10, IL, 1S
uno 2h Gents.
S9li4t: Su 10, l21a, Is, 20 unb rs
Gents.
Sas sr6bte unb beit aussetpdbyte aager
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-04-04

Seine epiten Worbamae, 81 garb
Lang, au rs Seats, $1.0o, $125, $1.5o,
$500, $3.50, So 90, ,tab aufbarts, 70 fein
wie Sbr iie tpiinidt.
6arbtser unb idparser 6aiIIe
traneaiie, 5u 80 Gents per Darb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-04-04
Sic SeIIfaoe.


idreibt mir bieier Nmerifaner aud iiber
bic uSe0iage". S6on als ids lit
baS ieBt IL Sabre her-einen Sommer
an ben imaragbgriinen 8iermalbitdttere
Zee in benz ibplil1en D5rf9en Meggen
mobnie, nit Dem breitriidigen Gtgi unD
bem itarr aerfliifteten Pilatus als Nah<
arn,-f6on bamals drgerte i1 mid
oft iiber Die weiien Dummf0pfe, Die ii9
in bic nit berrli1en 8lumen Der 3ras
oition gefullten @drten Der 85lfer
ihlei1en, bieie 8lumen nit ben Wurs
aeln ausreiBen unb anita.t ibrer bic
arautf0pfe unb &artofelitauben ibrer
Shulweisbeit pflansen. r@s bat ME
einen EEL gegeben", iagen bieie flugen
9erren; rauf ale Gdae 1T Die @ei6i6te
bonn ApfelihuB cine Wptbe." alls Db
bic gefreiung bes Bergldnb9ets bpn
benz So9e gepanSerter Sitter ie bdtte
pOllbradt merben f6nnen, pdren ni6t
9uBenoe, ia 9unberte bon 4erlen pie
Der Sell unter ben barfiiBigen 9irten
gemefen. unb aud Winfelriebe muB
es beim OugenO seseben baben.
Oie 5rabition aber besniiete fi9
bamit, 6ieie unmense ban 9elben in
auei f6li6tem @eftalten gu berf6rpern,
i'm Sell unD i'm Winfelrieb, 3pei &C.
italten, bic ebenio bon biftorii9em 2ez
ben pulliren, als Der 0oratius gocles
unb Der Wtucius Sedbola Der &6mer.
6ier lit, tuas Marf Stpain iiber ben
5al Wilbelm Sell" iast. rSeit Sabren
bat es ben @elebrten @e11i6tsfors
f6ern elm unbdnbises 8ergniigen ges
ma6t, Der @elt bic berrli9e gnt6es
dung gu perfiin6en. baB ndmlib lGils
belm SeQ ni6t ben glpfel bon benz
9aupte ieines Sobnes gef6ofen babe.
Sort man ben Subel bieier @elebrten,
10 f0nnte man auf ben @ebanten
fommen, baB bic Grage, Oh Sell
ben Mpfel abgef9oiien ober ni9t,
cine mi9tige 5rage 'ei; in Der Shat 1T
iie aber nid,t ipi6tiger aIs iene, Oh
ndmli6 Waibiueton ben 3iri9baum
Dirfli9 ungebauen e6er ni6t. Benefit
man ben 4pfellduB, 10 benefit man
bamtt nur, bob Der Sell 1tdrfere Nerpen
bate al6 Die meilten 2eute un6 6aB er
elm eberfo gutter S6iiBe mar, pie cine
Wlilioa anoerer S9iiben por unb mad
ibm ni6t beKer unb ni9t idle9ter.
Ser Sell aber mar mebr unb etipas
8efferes, als nur ein bIoBer S6lbe, er
NOR mebr unb etpas 8eGeres als Elm
@tann BON rubiger 9anb: er tpar elm
Sppus. @r perf0rpert bic 0aterlanbs=
liebe bes S6meiaers; in ieiner perion
mar elm ganaeS golt pertreten, iein
@eiit mar ibr @eiit, Der @eift, Der iid
Dor Niemanbem beugen pollte als por
@ott, Der @eiit, Der bas in @orten
fagte unb es bur6 9baten befrdftigte.
gS bat in ber S6mei3 allemeile lolf)e
Sells gegeben, bic li9 ni9t beugen
ipollten. @s CAB ibrer auf benz @iitli,
es CAB ibrer in Menge bel Murten unb
Sempa9 uub es siebt ibrer bic l9uere
Menge am beutieen Sag."
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Chenille. Nortiereu unb giidhefen.

Btr offeriren GbenitIe Yortieren
1lt1o St1 d beden gu abiolut baIbem greiie.
Bir baben so Yaare portieren unb 100
Tii9Seden, olle su bemielben greile.
0pQar 8prtieren 4u$35n
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eeioenItofe! eeioeultoffe!

soltoe farbise @bineiiide unb Sas
paneiil9e Se,oen itoffe in ben pcs
pularlten Sarben, il,ie Beib, Cream, 8ofa,
Sorn 9ttle, qilae BIau &c.
5rlise @ros @rain Gdparae
eeioenit offe gu rs gerts, 80 Gents, 81
uao $l.25.
S9war3e unb Cream gbineiiide
setoenito ffe, gu 30, So, so, go, rs, s5,
80 Gents unb 81.
ge'bene nuo gotin Nrpeaoe, in
idmars unb rbia gu 75, 90 Gents, ST unb
$l.25 IN ben neueiten Nbenbs 6arben.
6ancp senuiterte Snbias, lhfrarser,
tarbieer uno ipeiber @runb; Stpetfar5ig, Elm.
fa4 unb oerihieoenart se ;Sigurer, 8iumen.
Serous anb anbeie Wuiter, 10 Sorter, 3X12
&nmbinattOn, isbsS 20-22 3oa brett, 35. 48,
so, 60, rs @ents unS 81. % 3olI breite 3ll
81 uno 81 25.
serdiebene 8lacee surabs, gu 90,
IS, 80 rnb rs Gents.
Das seibenlaser ubertrifft aues Oaaeipes
le1e in GuSmahl, Site uno Nertb fir ieben
3mtd. tpr Seioe sebrautt mirr, ,nb beren
3abl If ees,cn.
l1aicr @aareulaser lit mabgebenO.
Die folsenben Auotationen seben eimen
@inf. UNI a5er ben tpirfliden Mertb nnb bic
Rs,9baltisfeit fennen gu lernen, fommt nup
lebt ooer lakt Guh Yroben ,db fsn.
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Sorbduge! gorbduae!

Sn Draperien unb gretpnne
fIbren mir cine eIesante Mustpahl BON 10
Gents aafudrts bis sl Der feiniten Sorte.
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(Gortiebuns foIst).

@s tit mebr &atarrb in bieier @eaenb bes
Sanbes ale uon allen anberen Rranfteiten sus
iam;men. uno bis tn bic Iebten Sabre aaIt
er ols unbeilbar. giele s Ere lang erflarten
Octtoren ibn fit cine lofale &ranfbeit unb
fdrieben Iofale Seilmittel Dor. unb ba iie i'm
nit drstl'9er BebantIuns beftdnbis niht tus
rirten, erfldrten tie i'm fur unbeilbar. Dle
BiHeni6aft bat belpieien. tab aatarrb cine
Sonftitutionsfrantbelt 1T unb besbalb eonitis
tutionelIe Bebanbluna erfcrbert. Salts So.
tarrb. .8ur, fabriairt BON 8. s. Gbeneb &
6 o., 9oleoc, Obir tit bic ein3ise conftltuiios
nelIe Au, i'm Warfte. Sic wirb innerlif in
DOZEN ncer @aben bon 10 Eropfen bis su ei.
nem SbeeI6ffelpoa aenommen Sic mirft bi.
reft duf bas qIut pnb bic inIeimige O5erfldde
bes Spftems. Sie bisten einbunberi Dollars
fiji, ieoen ssaa, ben fie ;u tilrilen oerfeblt.
9abt gu1 eirculare nno 3eusniiie fpmmen.
abreiiirt:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-04-04
8. s. Gbener go. 9olebc, .
E gertru ufl BON Mpotbefern, rs Cts.

Sci Der 8ei6stasssNa6pa in
MedlenburgsS StreliB bate feiner Der brei
ganoibaten bic erforoerlide abiolute
Wtaioritdt erb llten. @ei Der infulge
behen ieBt porgenommenen Sti1mabl
stpii6en benz eonierpatipen aanoioaten
Srafen Sermann BON S6werin auf
Wolfsbagen nnb benz Greiiinnigen
8utSbeliber Wilbranbt auf piieoe ers
belt Der freiiinnise aanbioat sebntaus
fenb. Der conierpatipe nur adftauIeno
Stimmen. 9err @.loranbt 1T ulio
geDdblt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-04-04
g 8 g g g g g g g 9 e .
l1nier ,,WeiBer elephant"

@lotbins Saus iit Sas arDBtt uns ssafxus
bisite I'M Siibfpei.en. gpir slrantireu
S@nitt, Wuiter, anetitat unb
ubab Miles Yobt@
Wl1bel nne Seppihe!
1lnler MSbel. unb seppidb SeparttMeu4
nerbient in MugeniHein aencmH,sn IN nsss
ben Sir qaottren Yreile, bic Sbr nit Der
gniisen lelen tperbet.
Seppi@c! 9eppihc!
gotb BrufieIs, 81 anb alftparts.
Tapeitrb 8rnfiels. 30 gerts uuD aMfirxsss.
Tapeitrp 8rufiels, 8erserrp, q eeats uas
auftparts.
Auss @Oae, breifade 9ide, % seHts.
6. 6. 81
sass moue, ,Delfa5. g
6. 6. IS
Union 45
@eidumte 9epride, is bis SO Gents.
2inpIeum, so Gents unb nnItpdrts.
6ubbrsen Oel-Eu4, SO gts. uns Aufn6rte.
GocessIsatten, 45 Geats nnS Gmfuxrts Yey
AnaoiatsDarb.
Gbma Nfatten, bon l21aa bis 90 6ents.
aedte SdpaneitiAe Matten ~ nur 10 ess.
Wa1bel! W2Dbel!
Dir MAIDEN ipesielIe Ofierten in e&I2f.
! immer Sets:
Solibe Antife @ibene Sets. MIR $is.Se.
Gleeante Gbepal Sets, nur $4,000.
Solibe NaIluub Sets, nur $3b.
Yliild Parlor Sets, nur SGT.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-10-03
ALONG THE COAST.

And now they are talking OF county
division in San Diego.
1t Is said that the Populist party In Ne
vada County died before it was born.
Salton Lake is drying up rapidly and
work has been resumed at the salt works.
The town Of Sisson proposes to build
system of good reads to open ND the trade
of Trinity County. A wise move.
Yolo County will have no State Senator
and Is inclined to kick about it. Some
people never do know when they are
well off.
The Woodland Mail takes up the cudge
for the Salvation Army, though it would
preserve the nBities better by taking up the
tambourlne.
The San Bernardino Gazette man has
taken In partner who will pay all his bills
There are openings for that partner outside
the business OF printing newspapers.
There is to be salmon hatchery estab-
lished somewhere on the upper waters OF
the Columbia, that being necessary to pre-
serve the supply of this greatest of all food
fishes.
There is to be a joint debate in the Santa
Barbara Senatorial District between
Orestes Orr and w. e. Shepherd. the Re.
publican and Democratic candidates re-
spectively for Senator. In that event Mf
Shepherd, who is the better speaker.
will do the debating, and Mr.. Orr will get
the votes. Ii is a reasonable enough diyi-
sion If labor.
A Scottish nobleman, who has been view
ing the country down about Reedley, has
sent home choice consignment of rattle
snakes to Scotland by way of q curiosity
1t Is TO be hoped that the giies will not
allow their curiosity to draw them too close
to the new importation.
Messrs. Evans and Sontag are finding
many imitators throughout the country. but
few equals, and no superiors. BY the way'
these distinguished gentlemen are said to
be headed this way, and If they get here
what mighty hustling after 'clews" there
will be about the Police Department. and
what mighty lack Of hustling after train
robbers.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-10-03
PEOPLE TALKED ABOUT.

Ex-Priyate Iams of Homestead court
martial fame Is now clerk in PittsbuTg
store.
More than $4,000 has been subscribed
for the memorial of Adam Smith, to be set
up in his native town of Kirkcaldy.
Chauncey NJ. Depew has consented TO de-
liver the grafton at the Columbian celebra-
ton in New York City.
During his recent visit to Hamburg En-
peror William presented his mother with
the grounds and castle of Cronberg, a
picturesque ruin On hill facing her new
palace.
L. Bailey Aldricb, the Boston author, has
returned from Europe. The report that he
had been offered the editOrship of Harper's
Weekly has been current, but Mr.. Aldrich
refuses to say anything about it.
King George of Greece is so much of a
Democrat that court ceremony has become
obsolete at Athens. The King welcomes
his visitors in q most informal way, and
chats with them on terms of equality.
A few weeks ago the authorities of Liver
pool voted not to offer to Mr.. Gladstone the
freedom of the city. But they felt ashamed
of themselves little later. and members of
both political parties united in favor Of such
measure.
Cardinal Gibbons has been rendered an in
vitation from the joint committee on cere-
monies of the Worlds Columbian EXPOSE
ton TO offer up the closing prayer at the
dedication exercises in Chicago on Friday,
October II.
Colonel Elliott f. Shepard is trying to es-
tablish more or less of a big enterprise for
the benefit of poor people willing To go 10
the Worlds Fair. He proposes that trains
of ten coaches shall carry people from New
Cork TO Chicago aud back for 81 head.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-10-03
STRIKE AT THE HEAD.

A number Of men have been arrested on
a charge Of false registration. When man
presents himself for registration he takes
an oath TO answer truthfully such. questions
as the law prescribes. If he knowingly
answers one of these questions falsely he
commits perjury. So many men commit
perjury and so few are punished for it that
the average rascal has ceased to consider
the legal penalty attached to that crime
when contemplating the commission of the
crime. He seems to regard an oath as about
the same thing as an ordinary asseveration,
which too many men make without much
con sideration for its truth. There ale a
good many audible whispers in the air OF
purpose on the part of the Third-streeL
bosses, aided by the cunning and expert
ence of Rainey, to stuff the precinct regis
tiers with fraudulent names. The county
committees of both parties:have submitted
names of persons to serve as inspectors and
Judges of elections that could only have
been suggested by some such motive as the
Third-street bosses are supposed to enter
tain. The surest way to Illustrate their
purpose ia to proceed with unrelenting vigor
against the men under arrest. While taking
care to punish no innocent man, equal care
Snoulu De lahen thdl ~ sulHy mah eschpts.
1t should always be borne in mind that the
instigator OF a crime is quite as deserving
of pm shment as the person who actually
commits the crime. If crime is proven 1t
should be traced from the act which, in
law, constitutes the crime, to the parties in
whose interest the crime was perpetrated.
1t may be fairly assumed that no man
falsely registers himself through enthusi-
asm for the party with which he acts. He
only does 50 for a consideration. If there
were no bosses in the background supply
ing the consideration. there would be no
names on the register that ought not to be
fbaro
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-10-03
FACTS RESPECTING 1.-THE CALL"

A short time since the Report, which has
steadily slandered THE CALL, doubtless
fancying that it could iDjure this paper.
stated that it had once worked off an edi-
ton of THE CALL for which it had not
been paid. We learn from the counting
room, however, that we paid the Report
Si3S for the work which 1t said was done
without charge. In this connection we
publish communication from the press
man of The CALL, which will serve to show
the public why this paper is out of the reach
OF the merceDaries who have thought we
would not condeseend to meet their ISLANDERS.
The pressmln's communication reads as
follows:
In January $780, while working off the week
ly edition OF THE CALL the accommodating cylln-
der OF the press broke, which, on examination,
found IL would be impossible 10 get repaired In
time for the morning edition. MI. Hester OF The
Stock Report rendered us the use OF his press.
room for our morning edition. We went to press
that night Two hours earlier than usual as the
only press We could use would print bur 5000 an
hour against 20 600 on our own press. we ran
until 8 0clock In The morning, and then some OF
our country subscribers bad to walt till next day
Tor their papers. Mr.. Hester furnished the
press and help. for which he was well paid, as
had been told by his foreman that il cost $50 a
week Tor the power they used on the Report,
while our company paid over $50 for power
alone for that one nights run. SO surprised
was Mr. Hester al the enormous edition OF The
CALL that he told me be never would have be-
ieved II had he not seen 10 with his own eyes,
and afterward came down In THE CALLS press
room twice to see the wonderful press that
printed such gu edition IN so short space OF
time. As 10 THE CALLS edition falling of
will say have been employed in The CALLS
pressroom for nearly fifteen years, and can say
we are printing more papers now than ever, with
steady Increase all the time. Should MIR. HES
ter doubt this assertion he can pay US a third
visit and be convinced
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-10-03
THE BRITISH FARMER.

When the British farmer asks for protec-
ton from foreign wheatgrowers the wise
men of his country tell him if he cannot
raise wheat with profit to raise something
else. II is suggested that garden produce.
butter, cheese. vegetables and fruit might
pay letter than wheat But butter, cheese,
fruit and certain kinds Of vegetables come
into England from all countries In Europe
and from several in America. The climate
OF France. on the Mediterranean, in Cali
fornia, Mexico and countries in South
America is infinitely better for almost all
kinds Of fruit than the climate OF Great
Britain. The United States can undersell
British producers as easily In the line of
dairy products as in wheat and meats.
The British dairyman Is only protected by
the cost of transportation, which on butter
and cheese is less in proportion to value
than on wheat The British farmer seems,
therefore, to have a monopoly of his own
market In products that can be pre-
served only two or three days. He Is left
In this unprotected state that the British
manufacturer may send the product of his
mills to the markets OF the world. But
while the British manufacturer keeps his
eye steadily upon the markets Of the world,
foreign manufacturers have had their eyes
upon the British Market The British jour-