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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-11
&aSfertpsiouepreis fir Sas gSrs
@embiast $3.50.
&eifenbe agenten:
s. g. 8mi1.
~. S6probimD.
Z . | 8.

sic etaats=apunemtfpn Ser 3eitangs.
-. f~bretber.
VIn ben Sagen bes a., Is. u1tb Is.
Qpril tperben bierielbit Die 3eitungss
leute, Mitglieber Der "Texas State
Press Association, ii6 5ur Sabress
&onpentipn beriammeln. -
9ie bieiigen Mitglieber Der @liocioz
tion, an ibrer Spibe SIR. s. $. Cope
lanb, batten cine @n5abl 8iirger gu
elmer geipre9ung eingelaDen, um por@
bereitenbe S6ritte gum gmpfang unb
CUR u%nterbaltung Der SIT eripartenben
@dlte gu trefen. Man ernan1te Elm
@reertio : &ontite, Dem bic Solgenben
a%n8ebOreu: S. $. Me2earD, gors
1iBenber; Sobn 8. Copeland, Setre>
tar; Mrs. 9dura Saut, Wirs. Sarab
S. Merrif, 8rDan Gaaagban, Gen.
@eorge ". 9fuB, @pl. $. 9. @nbrews,
6ranf @rice, Gapt. Cigar S9ramm,
@onrab 3ui6lag, Subge s. q. Seller,
g. Wolion, Wiliam S~erguion, %.
8. 9ornabap, %. 9. @rig6t, 8. 80.
Mabarass, 3. 9. Sohnion, &c. MadeD,
George coleman, gSilliam WetB, st.
5anf6fe, CHARLES 9ugo, 8. 8. g.
6unt, gilbert Sepine, s. 9. Staforb,
perrD S. 2ewis unb $. &pber Saplor.
Als @orliBer Der perl1iebenen &os
mites murben iobann ernannt: @mz
pfang, Sol. 9.8. Nnbretps; 6inanser
=. @roos; Muiif, profefor Carl
Bed; lnterbaltung Der 9antetr 8djte,
gtrs. 2aura Jaut; Decoration, Mrs.
9. S. Merrid; 9aIen, 8. %. Mabaz
ras5; n~nterbaltung unb Concert, Capt.
s. S6ramm; @inlabung, @iaiam
Terguion: Druid unb 8abges, Subge
6. ". Seller; Sotels, g. Molflon
8anqlett, $. $. Copeland; 2ocalz
Grcnrlionen, Gen. 6. %. STUB; Yroz
gramm, $. Gpber Saplor.
Sen @oritebern bieier &omites purbe
es iiberlall EN-. ii6 SIT ersdr5ett urb bis
CUR ndd)ifen, an Samftag Ga9mittag
itattfnben6en 8erfammlung benz Gre
catip &omite bic Gumn1e a1lsugeben,
tuel6e tie 81 berausgaben gebenfen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-11
9efunobeit lit Teeid3tbut,t

saranttrtes fpectffHes SeilmttteI fur Srferte, 6rdm.
PIE, nerrbie Nturulsta, 9ppfi4meuen, nerpbie 1eber.
tetguns unb abfpannuns, rerurfo6t bur5 zen hbers
mabi3en @e7ub Dor aIfobpl pbcr Gahaf GdIaflpfsS
"a 9~Batnfinn ausartet unb alsemetaes GIeab, Steds
stnm nnp LOB berbeifdbrt. Gs 1t aud Gin Heilmttte;
3eeen frhbDeitige8 Nltern, seSen flnfruHtbxrtett, Sn.s
psten1 BET bethen @eInlentern, Gpermatcrrbnea pets
ariaHt tur4 setfise ueberanftrensuns cher oure
Jusennlhneeu. SeSe g&ahtel entbdlt he anr fir
etuen Rcnat. $1.00 bic SGehteI, cher 6 G@dbtelu
fhr s. 800, bur6 BITE Brff seseu Ginfentans be8 GretSes.
asir sarantiren, bab 6 S4otlsln ieoen Gaa better.
Heroen. WRtt ieeer 8efeuune fin 9 SnahteIn, tie BET
ans nit BEN yretie ~etnlduit, ienpen rtr rem Beleuer
uEierea t4riftlihen @arantte : S1ein, bab nit nas
Gete turhdi4idcn, penn has Wittsl teire 9etIans Be,
wtrtt. Ssi6e SAeine perben rar ousscitsat pom
Sttr Dru8 Stpre (Sin5tse Asentea) SO. 8 Gaa
cnme Gtreet, Gan 4ntcnto, Ieras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-11
Meis, anltar In Seras,

Wie cine Correspondents aus 8eaus
mont mittbeilt, geuinnt Der Nderbaus
@ewerbs5meig Der &eisfultur in Sefz
ferion @onntp INNER mebr an Mllsz
%bebnung.
Sor Elm paar Sagen baben ipieber
ein paar praftii6e ssarmer ans Grouz
lep in 2ouiiiana, 9 Meilen iiibli6 Dor,
Der Stabt Beaumont 4 Sectionen 9arlb
9efanft, Tim bort &eispfanSuitsen a1s
5ulegen; bic Stiide lieger in Der u1z
mittelbaren Ndbe Der Sabine paB unb
unb Gait Seras 8abn unb limb na6
benz urtbeil ber&dufer, pel6en bic mo-
tbige Sa6fenntniBe nidt ab5ufpre6er
lit, gang belonbers fir ben &eisbau
geeignet.
9ieie 4nfdufe iiingiter 3eit beseiGs
men aber erlt benNnfang zines meiteren
mahenbaften 3usuges BON &eisbauerr
mad benz teraniiden &iitentri6 unb
ins~befonbere mad Seferfon County,
Bie bic 9erren @rece unb 2elpis,
wel6e bic leBten bier seetionen gefauft
baben, perii9ern, feBt li6 iebt i9on
cine gauge @nsabl BON Sarmern, wel6e
BON &anias mad 2ouiiiana gefommeu
paren, in Der Ibii@t, bort li9 ben
&eiSbau %ausuwenben, in 8ereitf9aft,
i'm 2aufe beS Sommers utb 9erbltes
mad Seras beriibersufommen, neil oas
2anb in 2ouiiiana bereits 10 bod I'M
greiie ftebt, baB es fir 2eute nit be-
f9rdnften 8elbmitteln ui6t mebr fdufs
li6 lift.
SAB sizes mebr als cine aus Der 2uft
gegrifene 8ebauptung 1T, be3eugt Die
bonn 8. 6ebruar fommenbe Mittbei=
lung aug Beaumont, baB erit am porz
bergebenben Sage ipieoer ein 8eliber
pon &~eisplantagen aus GrotpleD altz
gefommen 1T, INN li6 Die fir Die Geisz
tuliur %geeigHeten 2dnbereien a1iauIez
ben unb elmer getanen unteriu6ung gu
unter5ieben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-11

Soap

Oas publifum bat feline 2lb.
nuns, welde entiekliden ioIsen
manfe Seize peruriaht.
Sic nin,mt oen Shmub fort.
6ans redt! aber fie tbut mebr.
Sic beiet Ole Oberbaut ourh
uno i~rritirt Ole ei9entlihe 6aut,
maht Sic Paut ROTH uno rauh ur6
fihrt mob meitere uebeI berbei.
Oas maht niht Ole Seize, ionoern
Ole oariu entbaltenen 2llfalien.
pears' Seifs entbdIt Feline 2lIfa.
lien i'll un9el5iter 5orm. Sic per-
urladlt nie Rotbe oeer 4aubeit Der
Paut, Loft iid' leiht in Wafer, tbut
ftnell iRr Reini9unosmerf unS
Last iih i'm 2luoenbIid rpieoer ab.
waidlen, 1T miloe uno oabei ood
fdlarf; nah Dem Dafden binter.
Idft fic Gin ourdlaus ansenebmes
6efihl.
IN Gdocn jeoer Dirt gu baben,
Defenders in apotbefen, noGeute
jeoen StanSss benuteu fe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-11
@rmnocisentbams ; ,lsbcriraaumaeu.

s. $. Giintber at 6rib @iintber,
8runDfiid al Der SIDE BON 8eauregarbz
unb @aibingtpntraBe. $1,000.
Wm. U. 8ogt an CHARLES Norb, 1876
4der 2anb on Der Mebina. 50, 900.
s. S. S6el6er an Nnton Sorn,
8runbtiid i'm 3. 9iltIict. 800.
Nnton Sorn on Gbriitian s. 9ulnig,
81 older i'm 3. Siltrict. $500.
8. unb s. @lmetborf al 6. pai=
iant, 6 @runbltiide auf Columbia
Seigbts. $45.
Senper & 6. q. Snpeltment 60. an
abam &O5ef. 4 @runOtiide arf South
Seigbts. $3.50.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-11
Mene MuffsS!uuasn.

Ser 3u5ug bon Sarmert, pelde in
Seras 5eimtatten iuden, bauert ni6t
aaein utlberminbert fort, ioubern tpirb
BON Mp6e at Mp6e itdrfer, urb smar
in allen Sbeilen beg Staates.
50 tbeilt ein gertdt aus Slopaba,
in 6loD0 Gountp, nit, baB bort ioslz
iagen I'M 9er5en Ser Stodabenz @bene,
pelde Dor perbdltniBmdBig furser 3eit
nod als unfr16tbare utb fir Nferbauz
5pede pOlig unbrau6bare Wiifte, perz
i9rieen mar, beinabe bas geiammte
Staatsi6uaanb = gegen 20,0 900 older
: III Der iinsiten 3eit BON frii9en
;3uwanberern in 8ef9lag genommen
1T, unb bafelbe wirb, Der geiebli6em
8%eitimmung gemaB, nur an tpirfli6e
Nnliebler, alfp a1 Sarmer a~bgegeben.
SlODb GountD lit, wie Der garae
panbanblebiftrift, bauptid6li9 fir bic
@ei5eutultur %geeisttet.
8Dn GrDwntpDpb melbet cine @orz
responben5: Smmersu fommen iebt
2eute an, uelde ii6 mad 2a1b umfe=
ben; augenblidli9 iin6 bic 8rii6er
Stemart bier, wel6e 8orbereitungen
fir bic @nliebluns elmer &olonie aug
Soma t%reffen.
Sn 8ietoria iinb, mie Der vabboz
cote" %mittbeilt, IL i6webif6e Garmer
als gorbut Der NieberlaHurg, fir
nelfe Dor 4ursem bas 2anb BON 90.
u. WOob angefauft pprben lit, bereits
unb f6on in ben nd9iten
Sagen perben weitere 25 Gamilien
Au6 bon 9it6eod unb Nlpin mirb
ptdgli6er 3usug" gemelbet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-11
Mnerfet.

= Cine pulman Gar bes gr,urfi>
lions5uges, ipel6er bic Sol;riitem Der
Neuenglan nod San Mntonio
brafte. BON mo iie mad Wterico urb
Californian weiterreiiIten, gerietb bier
Weilen ien ieitS 6lutonia, pabri6eine
lid onr0 cine i6abbafte Ofearobre in
grarb. Sic tpuroe bonn 3uge abgez
loft unO in Gei6winbigfeit 1tad ssIa=
toria gebra6t, bort urter ben @afIerz
bebdlter geiteat unb f6rmli9 nit @als
ie iiberlAmemmt. Sas 6euer bate
iebo6 i6on 5a iebr I'm li6 gesrifen
unbs trob aber @nitrengungen NOR bic
Gar ni6t 81 retten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-11
,,@mt ausiebenss.

9as yeat an8iehen4 tdust ntat blra BON Der 5auts
Iarbe ab. SIS lie8t tiefer, benn es tdnst pom rem as
'un6en !3uitanee eer tnneren Srsane as. Sit bic eeser
Satbati3, earn iieIt man aelb unb saLts aus, tit trs
aus, itup tie Nieren ansesridcn, tann iiebt man
grdnlit1 nnn rerrriebIib aus. Scrse fur auto @ez
l%nnnbett, hanr irtrlt 9u ssui aus}eten". Glect.st
Siltsrs ~ saS srebe Seilmtttel, has ~anreeenb unb be-
snsleth Grsitlose, ~eSeshmire, SieGten unb Spnittas
1nretntatetten her paut, nno reriGeft etnen reinen
GENT, gu bdtea in Der aprtkefe pcn aeplr5 Qrei6,
1hcmpicu & so. so Gents bic 6ioi2e.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-11
Sic 8eiisbeluua Der @plffaae.

ueber Die rte1t9e1t tttD ra1fen SDrt=
i6ritte, mel6e bic 8eliebelung bes @olfs
fiiiten Sitriftes madt, fa9t cine Gorz
%responben5 bes Mranias YaB Beacon,
ME folgt:
u9ie @egenb an Ser &iiite BON &od=
port ait big our Miinbnng bes @uabas
lupe Slufes beliebelt fi6 jebt NUMBER
bar raid init eirem tii6tigen Stamm
elmer balptid6lih aug @drtnerr ullb
Sbf5iidtern beitebenben gep6lferutlg
nnD ullter Dem ia6funbigen Betriebe,
tpelden biefe benz 2anbe SI She'll tpers
BEN ~laiiett, felt es ii6 INNER mebr ber=
aug, baB Die natiirliden g%ebingungen
oes &lintas unb beg 8obens bort in
encouragement @eiie auf bic Obts
unb GemiiIefult11r bintpeiiet.
SO banOelt ii6 iebt nur nod barum,
oaB transport : Mittel gei6afen merz
oen, mel6e n0tbig 1irb, uil bie Broz
BUTTE bes md6tig beranbliibenben
neuen Geuerb5peiges auf bic Mdrfte
81 b%ringeu."
lleber Die Gartens Sarmer 1T Der Ndz
be BON Corpus Gbrilti unb Mranias
SarbDr GitD, fomie iiber BEN Sbitz uttb
@rb6eerbau III ben Counties @aIbef ton
unb 8rasoria lit Der umgegeub Der
Stdbte BON Mlpin, 9it9cod unb Did
inion baben mir i9o1t 5u bdufig aus=
fubrlide Mittbeilungen gebra9t, als
baB es notbwenbig pdre, aufs 11elte bier
anf Bic gldnsenben @rfotge biu5umeiien,
melde ie lief ern.
Wie Die 8eri6te meloe1, fdngt Der Slts
buftrie5weig Der GENTLE unb Sbit5u6t
aud in Der nragegenb bon sort 2az
Daca ultb bel Gelasco INNER mebr al,
SUB at faffen. Mie gepinnbringenb
berfelbe lit, gebt aug Der %folgenber
Mittbeilung berpor, ipefbe Der III NraiiS
lag 9arbor eri6einer6e n5eralb" lit
elmer ieiner leBten Nummerl1 iiber Sic
9ohmann' f6e GemiiIefarm bringt.
@uf berielber linb in bieiem Iugens
Bid "a Nder nit &oblf6pfen beitelt,
BON bere1 piele reif lirb, nnb es iinb
auBerbem mod genlg fleine g Tlait3er
p~prbarbett, I'm pole 16 9tder bamit au
bebeden. Wie !Serr 9ofman1 iagt,
bat er lit einer bunoert S6ritte lange1t
9teibe 1919 gut ausgebilbete &0pfe gez
5dblt, unb-figt er bin5u-ieber Nder
i'm @arten bat Al ebenio boa beitanbez
.1en &eiben; elmer Der a0pfe babe IL
pfunb getpogen, unb bas Sur6i9nittss
9ewi6t berleIben f6dbe er auf 5
pfunD; &obl Derfaufe it6 iebt an Srt
unb Stele au 500 per 5onlte unb babe
in San Nntonio, @alpeton uitp. einer
Mertb BON $3.50 per 100 pfunb.
Gin Setfr, nether iapn con @beumatismus sepIost
t%ruree, reis bic Gdrnerscn gu pirct ger, un6 glue,
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H Wenn Se1uanb feiu 11rb All an

aT @enn Semanb fem utlb gu arz
1ebmbaren greiie fpeiien mill, 10 gebe
er 5llm Miffionsz Garten. Die
9erren 6beiner & @aul, BETTER Die
les gtabliiements, balten barauf, lire
Gdite tets pollfommen 5ufrieben gu itel>
len. slae faiionmdBigen Selifatefe1l,
@utern, @ilb, Slide, @efiigel &c iinb
bort lit Der belifateiten 3ubereitung ole
3eit ST. baben. Mabl5eiteit lperben auf
Wurf6 in Die @obnungen Der &unbem
geianbt. Nu9 bietet Der nit Der
SpeiiepirtDf6aft perbun6ene 9 a r.
n 0 m bic beften @etrdnfe, itetS frii6es
Bier un0 feline 2iqu0re ultb Meine.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-11
Nitr bDffnmusslpS erfldrt nth bod,
~aereffeft

aus cinetn Sriefe Der 9rau curt ron @rptrn, glib
Natota, isfren nj Solsenbes an: $50 bate mid befz
't9 %ertaitet, bic Grfaltuns idlus fd auf meme 9unstn,
i'd besann tart gu buiteni unb balp mar es Az sieles,
rap ts an Ger Sdptntiuat lit. Bier aerste saben
mid auf unp %erfldrten, baB i'd MIR nod eire fur;e 9eti
u leten bare. SD ielbit CAB ale 6pffu,tns auf Ins
b]ereitste MID f6cu auf Elm balfiseS Gnfe scr. Ia
rtefb Jen1ane lnetuem @attsn an, Or. abnts'S Meues
10. ttel se9en SGirtntiu&t. 9uien unp Gstdttuns A.
seri.eaen. Sd frlste benz -9'afbe, nabm TN @an3en adj
6laidea lnb purte poufdntis sebeiIt. Sd bin iebi 70
3eiuno irte trseno eine Grau meiner Vefanuti@aft.
grobefaf9en fret. gu BADEN BET gtoIpb Drete,
Spcu1pirn q Is. TN WlplefaIe uno BET allen Mpo!bes
fem 81 50 @ents nab ST. bic GlafHe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-11
Qus Der ruflif6e @roffiirl Mlcris

= Nls Der rlilIi6e Grobfiirlt Qlcris
mad ieinem Seiute beim Safer Wils
helm III. bon Berlin abreiite, purbe
linn auf Der Sabrt aa6 benz 8abnbofe
cine anOnpnle 6lusi6rift nit benz 9i-
tel: Scr @3ar lit perriidt" i'll ben
Wagen getpprfen. Ser 8roBfiirit lol
iiber ben Mangel al 8orIi9tSmabrez
geln CUR Se biitung BON 8eldtigungen
ieiner 9erion iebr crbittert gefpelen
lein unb ebenio Der Gsar. Ser Safer
WilbelmI i6ein ben @orfal uiel fiibler
auf3ufaiien.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-11
Gnsnost
Gmimime
60ar=Spnic,

etn bepdbrtes Mittel ben Saarem feline
11atltrli9e Tarbe unb 2eben tpieber3uz
geben. IS beieiti9t S6upben ppltdnz
Dig uro berbinbert bas M~usfalen Der
9aare, inoem es bic geiunbe Sbdtigfeit
Der &ppfbaut anregt unb bas Sort
wa9ten bes 6aares ii6ert. IS lit bpllz
fomltet fret BON giftigen G%rbitan5en.
Yrets per Slaf6e 81. Nur alleir prdz
parirt bon Oscar +.
9aupt1ieberlage in Srp11sfis @potbefe,
WtllltarsYla5a uno Siib 8loresftraBe.
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ii sIanb

= Ser Nprbbeuti6e 9IoD6 : Samz
pier n@ioer" liegt nod INNER auf ben
alippen an Der Siibipibe Der Snfel
Wiebt. Bier 9ampfer linb bamit be-
i9aftigt, bic 2abung Der y@iocr" su
bergen, mas bel Der giinftigen g9itfez
rung gang slatt BON Staten gebt. Man
1T ber Mnli1t, baB Der &umpf Der ,@is
Der" ,1ur unbetrd6tli6 perlebt lit.
- SIN Wiabrio uurben bic 4 Iflars
fen Suii8ni, SarQetiaa, 9ameta unO
2ebriianO bur6 Die @arntte (@roroi>
ielung) bingeri9tet. 9ie Sinridtunq
fan0 auf einem offentli9en YlaBe ppr
elmer immenien Menge bon 3ui6auern
itatt.
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yteine Jrau mar in TOIge BETTE
Ger &ideni9mer3en Se6n Sabre
nlft i'm Stanbe, ii6 gu biden, nm lire
S9ube 5%uSntnopfen; ct. Safpbs Sci
9eilte Tie. &c. W. elliott, 2ubineton,
Mi0.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-11

Cine iGpere SAP
- ele sic aeIhen unb @ebred)cn, Screit in1r
Der a0rper Der 0rau mcbr ooer iueiligcr ui,s
teruoriea IL. Gs bdu9t jsbod) Gang pom Dir
oh. bic 9aft 81 iGieppen ooer is uirbersuIes
gen. Dn fannft Die littre9clmdtigfcitcn NIB
llnerbnnngei, bic beilen1 @efAled)te anbafs
ten, bnr1 ben Gebraud) boil 81. Gicrce's
gauorite 8reicription bei!er. Gs it cine
aadd)te arsnei, poriid)tts bon eiiem erfaAreuen
arste suianamenseiteat, nro rem idipad)en
Creonisrlus Der Traren onqetaft,
Sir aIie 8eri9ieburgcn Ser Srgarc unb
gdtpddesuftdube, sefolst ucn idapadem
1Hfcn, nieberbcusenben Gn,qf;nbnmgeu urb
fir ale Gebdrmntters 9ranstlriten III es eia
pofitiues fpeeifides Mittel. So 1T gara,i,
tirt, Satisfaction in ieberl Safe Sit geber.
falls es bies nid)t tbnt, 70 fa,uIt nu bein
s@elo suriidforbern NIB ioldes .sira nit Ger
sr0bteu Se~reitipiGigfsit Dir iuicSsrrrIfattst.
SUI Sale es fid) erprobt, faaMit Gil pobl
uidl.S mcbr perlanscn. Gs 1T sic bifisfs
ar;nei, Die bu atipelibeu rlnoff, neil oil 1ur
fir baS teiu @elO beSaAfft, ive8 bir gut &C..
tban Fat. Sc bef0rbert bic Screaming. be.
reidyert tes 8sat, iraftigt tas Gg!sa, urS
besuirit erfriideuben Gdlaf.
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= Sap & 6 6mibt pertreten
alte 1Ito suberldiiige Seuer : Serli6ez
rli1gs Geleai9aften. Office 425 Sf
S%outon=G trabe.
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= Sn StOfbolm ftarb I'M @lter BON
50 Sabren Die beriibmte i9webii6e
@omansS 9riftiteaerin GIpgares@ arIen /.
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s9~ Sir gutes Sols, ridtig genei=
len nnb prompte 8ebienung tpenbe
man ii6 an bic Carr Moob 60.
Selepbon 1893.
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= Gerli6ert Cure Seimitdtten unb
anberes @igentbum bel SAB &
S6mtbt 1925 Oft Souton=s traBe.
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0ur& Did unb Dina lduft er babtn unb bolt sb Ell.
men S6aupten rter iebeufaus eineu Sufen. Seep@
sr wetB aud, fab Or. Yun'S Suiten Sprup iplAe
eethen raid turirt. Die GIaiAe tofet uur Is Gents.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-11

= Sic Geuers8 erii6erungsz 9(senten
2aD&S 6mi BIT garantiren pron1ps
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-11

Siirfii6e 8dber, 80 9ritte @trabe.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-06-16
eoRHAM.
Mrs. Charles f. Guptill browns Herself
and Her Child.

The wife of Mr.. Charles F. Guptill of
West Gorham, with her babe of four
months, committed suicide by drowning
in a tank near their house some time
Tuesday afternoon. Mr.. Guptill was
away from home at the time and on his
return thorough search was made for the
missing woman and continued until a
late hour, when a note was found telling
them that she had drowned herself and
that her body could be found in deep
swimming hole. Graphing hooks were
procured and the bodies of mother and
babe brought to the surface. Mrs. Cup
till was about % years of age. No cause
can be assigned for the deed.
''Children's Day" was observed at the
Methodist Episcopal church last Sunday.
A carpenter at work on Mr.. +. II. En-.
ery's block was overcome by the heat
Tuesday. A physician was called and
he was soon able to go to his home in
Westbrook.
Mr.. M. w. Cressey, who lives about one
mile from the village, had a valuable gray
horse, new harness and top buggy, stolen
from his stable Tuesday night. There is
no clue to the perpetrators.
The Epworth League will give an ice
cream and strawberry festival in the
Methodist Episcopal vestry Friday even
ing,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-06-16
WEDDINGS.
Dresser-B1ethen.

A wedding that calls for special men
ton was that of Miss Anna j. Blethen of
the Portland Deaf Mute School and Mr..
Edward L. Dresser of Turner, at the
residence of Mrs. Humphreys, No. 217
Cumberland street, yesterday. The
house was beautifully decorated with
flowers, the gifts of friends. Almost ali
the alumni of the school for the deaf, and
present pupils, were present, and it was
the quietest wedding imaginable. Rev.
Mr.. Hughes officiated and displayed ano-
ther of his varied accomplishments in
that he was enabled to converse freely
with the groom by the sign manual. The
bride read the service from the lips of the
clergyman. After the service an elegant
breakfast was served. There were nu-
merous gifts, many valuable and all use
full. The bride and groom were in trav-
elling costume and one of the prettiest
features of the wedding was little Leslie
Canham in black velvet, and Ethel Her
som in white, who preceded Mr.. and Mrs.
Dresser. After the collation. the newly
married couple left for the train, fol-
lowed by showers of rice and the best
wishes of their many friends.
Clarke-shir1ey.
The marriage Of Mr.. Fred S. Clarke and
Miss Helen A. Shirley took place yester
day morning at the residence of the
BRIDES parents on High street. Rev. W.
Fl. Fem, D. D., offciated. Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarke left on the noon train to be absent
about ten days.
Potter-Martin.
G. Edward Potter, M. D., Of Newark,
N. j., and Miss Flora Martin of West
brook, were united in marriage yesterday
morning at the residence of the bride, ia
Main street, Westbrook. The services
took place at 10 o'clock and were con-
Quoted by Rev. A. N. Dairy. Dr.. and Mrs.
Potter left for Newark. The presents
were many and beautiful, including a sill
YER pudding mould from Naomi Lodge,
D. of R., and silver water pitcher from
Calanthe Assembly of the Pythian Sister
hood.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-06-16
NADEAu LEAVES THE JAIL,
And Is Not Polite Enough To Bid the
oficers Goodbye.

Nadeau, the man who was arrested in
this city some time ago for a serious as
sault on one Bellefontaine at Windham,
and who was sentenced by the court to a
term of service at the jail, escaped from
that institution yesterday.
Nadeau had been engaged by the sher-
iff in painting inside the house. Yester-
day afternoon, about 4 o'clock, he left
and was not missed for some little time.
He probably walked out of the front
door. He had on overalls and a jumper,
over his suit of clothes. When last
heard from he was said to be in Var
mouth. He will probably be arrested
soon.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-06-16

| Sundays in the streets. Raikes at first
employed four women as teachers. each
getting shilling. From this school
sprang an extended movement. promoted
later by a London society, which raised
and expended large sums of money.
This was followed by another era.
when the work of teaching became
voluntary instead of paid. Still later
secular education was eliminated, and
the Sunday schools became what they
are today.
The modern Sunday school should
satisfy all the demands for religious
education, and is not a place for children
alone, but should include all the people
! of the parish.
Its spheres of purpose should be reli-
gious, intellectual and social.
1t should be the first work of the
school to develope the conception of the
spiritual The Old Testament stories.
the fairy tales and mythology may ali
serve the purpose of developing in the
growing mind those lines Of thought
which may lead to something better.
The exaggerations of mythology would
only stimulate the mind in it's search for
real truth.
There is the intellectual purpose in the
Sunday school. The division between
secular and religious studies has been too
distinct. No litera ture is so rich and
varied as religious, and theSunday school
should be place where religious history
and literature may be studied.
The social purposes Of the school are
important, and should be fostered by a
beautiful ritual, and by such exercises
as will teach the scholars that they are
workers together in a great movement.
Mr.. Perkins's paper was discussed by
Messrs. Reynolds, Porter, Locke and by
Mrs. e. G. Jordan.
Mrs. Jordan spoke first of the estab-
ishment of the feeling of trust in the
mind of the little one. She knew little
one vino, while bewailing that she must
remain alone in the house for an evening,
was reminded that God would be with
her. 'sYes,'' said the little one, ''but [
should prefer some member of the fami-
ly." Mrs. Jordan thought that children
should be sent to Sunday school as they
are sent to week day schools, regularly
and continuously. 4
Mrs. Hamiltan of Saco also spoke
briefly