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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-06

"a Can NJ Obtssa-d oniy ia the de-
aosssinassoaAi Colleges.

aosssinats oaAi Colleges.
TIE Rev ". h. Williams ~ Charlotte
sss rather severe on the goddess state
university yesterday. he read long
and carefully prepared paper on ths
Com xarafive Influence Il Secular and
Christian schools" The principal por
tion II the paper Was devoted 10 dis
euesion n the relative merits Il dsnou-
national colleges aud state universities
Mr. Williams - a stsunch advocate Il
the denanl national colleges and his de
ses.se Vas based upon statistical infor-
aation which he had prepared himself.
lie IA AIDE 10 attack upon the moral
character and influence ~ the state
university. but assisted that the pr~par.
alton ~ tho CHRISTIAN min lstry demanded
tho continuation II the sestArian col
lego. some u the statistics presented
cannot sail 10 be Interesting. al least.
In ise2 there were i.nl church mem
b~rs tn the University 81 Michigan.
There were $40 students who psotesssd
tendencies toward certain denOmina.
tions. bat were not members 81 any
church. There were FL Who made no
professions. and IS from whom
no rctssus were made. But
not withstsndlng that half OF the
students were avowed church mem
hes. only twenty cir graduates q
the university of Michigan during the
past ten years have entered the minis
Try. IL these had all entered congrega-
tlonal pulpits 10 wonld not have been
sufficient 10 fill the vacancies caused by
death alone Statistics were offered 10
show that at least 33 per cent OF the
graduates Of denomiaational colleges he
cane ministers. Of 100 graduates e
sectarian colleges l.3l4 had become
preachers. Of 3549 graduates az the
university Of Michigan only go entered
the pulpit. Similar comparisons were
made between other leading colleges
and universities OF the country, and the
same result was deduced. Mr. Williams
declared that the state universities
should be restricted solely 10 legitimate
university work. and the denominational
colleges DO given opportunities to IN
fiuence the susceptible minds OF the
younger students. He said the spirit II
the state university was unfavorable to-
ward the development Of a taste for
theology and for religious matters. The
Bible was entirely excluded from the
course Of instruction. The secular high
school had supplanted the religious
academy. and he did not think II pos
sibic for the students IN a state uniyer-
sity ever 10 receive the religious training
andinstruction that prospective student.
Cor the ministry require. At me close
OF his able paper. a vote OF thanks was
extended 10 him. on motion OF q. ID
Sanford H. Cobb.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-06

Gussave Struenece's Body Found
Floating in the Canal.


The body Of Gus.ave Struensee was
discovered floating In the west side
canal At 10 o'clock yesterday by John
Wander Won. an employc at the Grand
Rapids Wheelborrow factory. The
Police were notified and Coroner Loche-
was summoned The body Was taken To
the rooms OF Stein s. Rauschcnbcfger
II VAS badly dceom posed ard appeared
20 have been in the water several weeks.
IN one II the pockets 81 his clothing a
carpenters rule Was found and a silver
watch. On MOTEL book was the name
a.. T.. Struensce. Mammoth Hot Spring,
YELLOWSTONE National park Wyoming.
En- Strucnsee. the hsrnessmaker on
Waterloo street. Was called and identi-
tied the body as tha, Of his brother Gus
taye Edward stated that Gustaye had
been miss ~ for about week. tie xas
working FOR Peter kruse and received
bis pay one week ago Saturday right IN
kruses saloon. lie received sll.s0 and
and spent 2. before he left the saloon.
kFus. saws he was Somewhat drunk
when be left + is place. but was able 20
take care II himself No money vas
found on his person. which would point
20 foul play. 4 Jury was empaneled and
viii inquire into the matter today.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-06

iss czss street. Valley CITY. Jscot
b!sekl-. Ma 10 Third sts>st, ofe~a-
sooc- Slss A He's. >o GU tosf ave
cue. Far fl4i1s 1efnst fssss<srink
undefhlll street Valley CITY. Hazel
Del Wo-,d. NJ. "a North tnloa street
seFnit Llorssio. ~. Ia Cherry street.
VALLEY City 6riets Bowers no 10
oseloss alley VALLEY CITY. AEna Has
mega. No i43 spFsax street, Valley City
John g. tray. No. - sheldon street.
tslis. CITY Gustav suGeasse. west
SIDE c3asl. alley City.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-06
WILL ACT Al ONCE


Tomorrow the board Il managers OF
the Soldiers home will meet. The i'm
por,an, matter 20 come before the man.
sgers u the putting IA operation the
bill passed the last day ~ the legislature.
providing for the uislntainance Of sol
diers wives and widows IN the home.
What the plan II operation will be Is
not xnoxn. The managers may set
aside certain rooms IN the home Tot
women or new building may he
erected. or the plan often suggested Il
cottages. ia which an old soldier AMI has
wife may live more secluded aud more
homelike than IN larger building.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-06
Do You ws., Anyp

Owing Ia the large incresse IN their
isolatei Lighting and other electric bust
ncss the PENINSULA General Electric
company have decided Ia discontinue
their fixture department. and viii sell
oil gas. electric and com bination fixtures
together with their artistic gas and
electric shades IT cost. IL YOU are
building a homo or contemplate pur'
chasing fixtures Tor one already built.
you will hud II Ia your advantage Ia
look over their well selected stock.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-06

DRORATE ORDER-ststeof Michigan. coun-
j ~ OF Keats. Ara session Of the probate
bate office. in the city OF Grand Rarid-. on ia.
&ri day Of May, an the year one thousand
eight hundred and nine-thrce.
Present. Cyrus +. Perkins. Judge OF Probate
In tn. matter Of the -etaie of
HARKIE RoI ERTSON. a minor
Cbarles IL. Robertson. having filed In this
court his petition praying that he may he
appointed guardian of said minor,
II n ordered that Friday. the 10Th day of
June. LEA. at ten O'Clock in the forenoon, at
said petition.
And |, j. further ordered that a copy Of this
order b- published three successive weeks
previous 20 said day of hearing in the Grand
Rapids Herald. daily newspaper printed and
circulating IN said county Of kent.
CYRUS f. PERKINS.
"A true copy.e Judge Of Probate.
HAkKY II. JEWELL. Register. tues june -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-06
RUPTURE IN scRorun CURED,

Our little hoy we cars-i If Rupture IN
Scro.ofn - Dr. :. Cisy Toad. L. North d.
vision strssi. osrsnd Rapids. Nich We srs
a. glsd t-~csess Johnnie as siwsF~ IA a.
much r.ln. sni oriea al Tho time. tsiff uov
his Rupture - al gone. sna 10 = Eissf'
happy add ruIis ah.rst and hsnr- and risFs
Joss fstss
NJ. HpssS pNf~.
is JesB.sss -. Grand kspias. Nieh
Mari "a. i<s3
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-06

The foIl.~ins - li-s ~ Tho marriage
lir~n.~s .-~-s~si sine lsst ruhficssica. With
tn asr,~. resbds--ss ~h~n esfs ~ the csty }
ard ss-s ~ me parties Asa
rho-as- " Malone. eify. snd Ph~he
" Bvrr. tsr.tsan .....-...... IN
John 7 Nnrrsy ard Sarah %. Mail.
- .. A-7s
yokn f7ien- srd ts~ssens Nslsnfsser II n
R<njsrui- toivfn. White Clogssl. snd
Msfssr-. T E.sis-h, risf .s..s n "a
william Hvrsnf saa Asrr = fssricks
S.na Lee a. a.
loan 4. sansn aad fassl~ Esri - "a
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-06

The Gsani ksEiis Lodge Ne -. Is y.
O. Ella special train wsii Leave u q. IA.
4 VI ~. aeyo, Tor Detroit Al 90 a u
June n Returning, specsai train vii
leave Detroit al 200 a ii, June II. Fare
Tor round trip ot.ly tSss. tickets good
for return up 10 snd Including June -
Thls excursion h open 20 all who would
wish 10 attend. and tickets can Re Oh.
tanned from members 81 the lodge.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-06

For nineteen years we have sold this
brand a. our beat. II has proven IN.
cheapest. Your neighbors use il, ask
them about II. Telephone Us for a
length. Phone Ca
WEArHERLy & Pvirr.
o. and "a Pearl street
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-06
RUPTUREs CURED. So.

No true, No surgical operation
Or. :. Clay Todd guarantees "a rcspce ti,s
Tupture one tlird 81 ons-half Ia - hours
Nedicine- @en' cvery vhere Il you send - to
DR. :. Clap Todd. 10 North Division street.
Grand Rapids. Mich.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-06

Nk>SfSsk t~.sstsy, 80 hes r~~if~u~s
~. ia Sfstns .sfs~s. sess Ne aiuss.
se~t a. f~sr. Fsn~rsi - ! o "a. srmss
So a. sIss Fs-i.l~s,-ss
usRs n f-~s-fssss - aipfsh~sis 81 ~
lss s.s.,sa fsnss -ssses ssssa dss-I, SGT
IA f@.as asashts q Ne asa Ms. sssf~-
MARI
ssaws fs-tsf.lsf "a ss leas sfss~ss
rss-ss NJ Nsstis ssssa. ore - hses
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-06

pEEiIIkE 10 what the great reduction
otHVf5l sale IN hats. announced by
Corl, Knott 4 Co. for this week is. The
prices Will surprise the lsdies. especially
a. every hat i very stylish.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-06
osFIsssa
aaseurs psvIsto~ svssFy.
es~rs. y .ass
e~as. % - 50 . IA

Ne Raats. Hesf~, fsFks go. sss saigs-t
sl,~.sls - u, : t.ss fssss sseas - es..n
t,..s hsrs cha sras ses &rs ssfrf- "a
.aa sl-4eus-i ~ hin Moi $3.50 -
sg s4fss 81 slse ~csd Arss ees asii. a
ss.s.gs - g. ssfs af~s.i y~sf cssss4.islat -
ssa.s SO .@isssssxa.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-06

jame- Tar sdon Mckee sud Athers
90 Jk-rss DcCiark. .os :. oh ? Nc
bee 4 Norusn'- add .........s 100
Georse p Leonard and ~ife q Mira
Mshsia Wright. iof ~, south
Grind Rapias. .......... i.9o
Charles " Watkins sEa sife a. ~
meg r. Nssfh~r.. lot :. blk ).
Windsor add ..... -. -.. .s..-f.- ID
Reuben A. GorhaEa 10 Elizabeth
smith. ~ II and = In of that part
iss a - Cot a Quits Partition
Pat. stsch lee Of Canal street.
except n part. ss.ld - smith. go. 100
Frsns J fss and site 20 LINDSEY
Y Themes. iots ! and 5. ID 3.
Charles n. Eel.sy and of. 20 Gin.
toa y. Ccnzrr. Tar, lot =. Wei
fou add ........... ..-,.s... 900
Isasc 70 Hssen ~ sSecHters 20
HENRI Wright and Hiion Do
Gols rssc~ snd % 49, 9. Nycm
tos ---..s-t-st s-ss.-s srsss--s.s.f ts''
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-06

rs.lls~ kseussl NJ as w--s ssagr
.s,~<. Fuitou street. Afr~i Nsras NJ
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-06

a.ee.b.. excursion - Kalamazoo.
l>th
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-06

F.G chexrymar. fansral tssn4sher, M.
- Feszei sts street feisgkons i.ssl.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-06
THE LAST AND ONLY CHANCE

The celebrated q. h Lawn Mover
A. inch $40. % inch. . y, j inch ss-ss
The great Lirhrnias ice trc4m
frssscns.
I quart. soc I. 4asrts. 81 40; quarts,
sil. . quartz. FIJI oynarts It's
Qts. 81 O., o. qis. "a o ~ ats. go
40 fane, Baskets. ans-sklrd "a the
marked price,.
A quantity II bsntiftl s~ass Carved
wood al half OF naske,. yrsees.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-06

ix slsre Disaes 80 ----.--.-..---s -
..lsoe fs.llei s~rts ~its sAEs ...-. "a
A iesels 90. srsls sr4rk - l4E --- 4
tssla caxs s,hias fsaa fistss .-..- 4
sei5 ~sass s@sos DISHES ~.......--- 4
Tot Gass- ssssis rs.seesl
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-06

Re - 49, -, - - - 49, 49,. s cs.ss ~A... Ss
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-07-17

Sange 9etra9en. 8or niGt
LANCER Seit tpuroe I'M @ismeere elm
@alfi6 9efansen, Der in Der Settle CHE
9arpane fteden bate. Sci ndberer
nnterln9ung ersab ii9, oab 6ieie bon
einem S6tffe berriibrte, baS Dor lanstr
ols einem balben Sabrbunbert our
Walfi4iasf a~nsse3o9en mar.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-07-17

Die fi6 bauptia9lid nit Der 8eldaf.
funs bon 3apttalieti fir sro6e Inter
rebmungen befafleu, un6 oie i1on
nan9e 9robe 6irnler, pel9e Dor benz
Banferott itaroen. neil fie iii9t i9ned
9etttg @el6er fliiiiig MAIDEN fottntet1,
Dor benz Hnin bemabrt baben.
Iu6 TT Der @elt Der Sonrnaliltif lit
Der Shame Gntborb 8. Drerel tpobl be-
tottitt. Sn benz Hbilabelpbtaer Blatte
yWublic Seb9er" ieineS intirnen Sreui1s
oes q. Us. @bilbs mar Dreret fart be,
tbeiligt.
Sim lebenbiglten aber miro bas Nn,
oetfen Nh ben Namen Drerel tint Ser,
gen Der Taulenoe uub I6ertauienoe
bleiben, bic an ben reiden Werfeit feis
1er 9umanttdt Ibeil batten uub nod
baben tperoen. 3aum gibt es In Bhis
laoelpbto Elm gemeinniitiges Snititut,
81 tueldem Der Berltorbene tid)t NIT
pollen Sdnben betseiteuert bdtte.
Beriibmt lit bereitS I'm 9ortsen 9an6e
bas MtuitersG r3iebunsss Snttfut ,Dre,
re sSnititute1 in Pbilaoelpbta, melhes
bon ibm nit einen1 Iufuanb bon
81 100000 erri9tet, nit elmer tpeiterer
WRillion ootirt un6 ionft bon ieintr
Samilie reid bei9entt ipurbe. Seit
6eien @r6fnuns int De3ember 1891
baben bereits iiber 1000 @erionen ben
unterridt baielbit %senofen.
gu benz pom fetnem G9piegeriobnc
erbauten nWtarD s. Drerel>6 efmd uno
81 BEN rUu9bruderbeim" in Denper,
Col, bat ct slei9falls In liberaler @eiie
beigetrasen.
Man f6dst ieinsn gtaGlas, aus
tDeldem bur6 Eeftament bebeutsnbe
Snmnlen fitr tpobltbdttge Smefe per.
iuenbet merben iolen, auf $50, 600. 900.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-07-17

lttbarntber5t9eS Siinoenregilfer an Die
Morehe Der Salltgen uuo unnertrdgs
ltdeu. Damn mirb our Sauftoilette
aeidritten. @utmillts tpollen li9 Die
Tanfltnge ni6t ba5u periteben fte mill
len baber bur6 rYoliSeisewalt" Der
Bro5eour a%nterworfen werben. Der
uebermutb errei6t nun leiten S1bes
punt. Inter al9emeinemt gallo miro
ieoer Sdufltns EXTRA oorsenomlnen.
Ser Gtne miro auf ein 8rett geiest,
6as iiber einer maIersefiilten &nfe
lie9t, nit einem rofti9er Banbeiien
n%ralirt" unb NIT etner rieiigen 6olss
ideere nfriltrt," nobel rei9lid Waiier
iiber i'm 9e9oien miro. S9lieBlih
bri6t au9 bas Sisbrett bur9, 10 oa6
Der 9duflin9 in'S @aller plumplt.
Sin Nnberer miebernm ipirb an Elm 9ros
Be8 Sernrobr senOtbi9t, bamit er bas
rSeben" lertte. Sin In Die untere
Seffnuns oeS 6obreS einseftemmtes
9aar erl1eint benz etDaS 8elhr1nften
lit ber Tbat a[s Die natiir(i6e Erens
rtn9slinie 5wil6en Norb utb Siib be8
@roballe8 unb al8 er, Der6itbt iiber ba8
9obnsela6ter Der l~llnitebenoeu nod)s
mails bur9Ibauet mill, gieBet Inn lie@
benbe 9dnbe einen WaGerl9wa1 obett
tn 6aS BON ietnen @ldiern befreite
8obr. -. 90 9ebt Der tone SpaB lit
a~flerban6 Gariationett fpetter.
Sim Beften fat eS berjenige TGuflits,
uel6er ii6 auf Der 9aitSe1, Reiie am
tpenigften 5u 56uloen fomttletl lieB,
our6 @adIamfeit, gii9ternbeit, @aus
berfeit unb Yertrd9lt6feit ftd bic bette
GenIur eruarb. Stir i'm lit Elm @rtra=
Taufbeden porbereitet morber, tlamli6
Elm an ben 3ipfetn aufsebdu9tes unb
init SeeuaIier 9efiilltes Se9el, III oaS
er fopfiber geitiirSt miro, pdbrenb Die
Wuiit einen Tul9 %intonirt.
Ole f6rillen Yfiffe Der 8ootSmann8s
pfeife MAIDEN i6lieBlid Der Iauferet ett
@noe, unb mad flrSer 3eit erbdlt bas
S6iff mieoer ieiu 9~eipobnteS Nnsleben.
Nles gebt mieber ftramm an bic Nrbeit.
Mm Gbeno aber periammelt Elm buftel1e
Der @rog Die Manni9aft 3u fr6bli9er
yta9feier mno Die @etauften 1inr1en fpobt
i6on iiber cine belonbere Mtalice mad,
Die 6a8 uddite Mfal ben uSauglingen"
gu Suite fommen ion.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-07-17

Nadoem Die @rlanblliB biesu geees
ben, iteist 3und6it aus Dem Boote eine
@eitalt gum 59iffe enlpor, Die eiuc
merfmiir6ige Gebnlt9feit init Dem Vtloe
zines altgermanii6en Garoen bat /: elm
mettes, bis j1 Sen Sii6en maflenbeS
0em6, ba8 UNI ben 2eib burh einer
Gtrid 3uiammengebalten tpir6, elm tuete
tergebrduntes @eli9t, BON einem bid
faieri9en ueiB9elbeu Bart umrabmt,
unS auf benz 9anpte einen srsllsriinen
Rran3.
@efolgt bon einigen meiteren pbatls
taififden 5tgurett, erflart 6ieier Sc,
1anotldaftstrdger, fem @ebieter, Neps
tun, babe erfabren, bab auf Borb oies
fes sdifeS, bas lid ieiner Neliben5
ildbere, etli6e pSau9linseA ieien, fpeld)e
ote Saufe nod ni6t empfanseu bitten,
nnO 6aB Der Beberrl9er ser Slntler
ON t1orgigen Gage, tpettn Die 66be iei,
mes Nei6es, ndmlid Der rnulte @rao"
erreidt mare, ielbft fomrnen merbe, nm
BITE Eanfe Do%rjunebmen.
Weim Nb59ieb oeS @eianbten er,
idtttit oidt beim 96iff Elm pott farls
member 3Obe ungebenes ,Boot,1 mel<
Dies Ct nit ben 9einen aa be1teiaen
fdeint. ylatiirlid lit eS cine Sbeers
tonne ODER Elm nit Werg gefiiates
BttroleumfaB, Oas I'M ridtigsn Mos
1lert ange3iinbet unb Der See iiber<
9eben fpiro aber Die Tani9ung selinst
poutommea uno ruff ieoes Mfa( einen
tiefen Gin6rud berpor.
Vim aaberen Sage gebt Der Dienft
fdeilbar ieineti ~seiuobnten Sang, bod
lpirb er In Der Gbat nit GROCER Stahs
lldt 9eiibt. 10 baB bic 8elte 3eit sl ben
Worbereitungen Der eisentli9en Taufe
flaoen. Guf BEN 8orberoed merben
3ibel un0 Tonnet nit Seewalier aes
1aut, G6l1u6e 5ure9t sele9t unbSpris,
proben anseftellt. @S sel6iebt ioaar
oas un9ebeuerlide, bab ui1perlebens
eiu ftramrler Waiieritrabl bas Geii6t
zines s8aoesaitesA (lo nennt man auf
ben beutifen ariessi6iifen bic Ser
foren, Die feiuer pirflihen @eebienft
tbun, ME 3ablmeiiter, ar3t II. (. ny
ooer Die Breitieite zines fliidtig ents
eilenosa @afasiers trifft.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-07-17
+ Amt6omy 9. prexef. t
8etamnt als @iaioaar, 8antier aun
YbiIaMtbrop.

Ser befannte Bbilaoelpbiaer Ybilan,
tbrop unb Miltondr antborb s.
Drerel, belien Sarnilie aus 0orarlberg,
Oeiterreia, itammt, lit In 8arl8bab,
86bmen, mo er iid CUR 9ur aufsebals
ten batte, pl6sli1 am S9lagflub ges
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-07-17
Tinfntauft.
Gin feudtfrGbIides &apitcl aus BEN
Seemanmsltbeu.

&trtSAes gseptam umo fein Sofitaat-9ie
u n1aafe" oSer ambarmbersise Sebanolune
bon - eaasIineea"-9ie 9oiIette Der cpier
aas eine Ssese. bic lid ee~af6eu hat.
mas ansemeine Si1terelle, psldes in
iii bteiem Sabr, 9elesentli9 Der sros
c Gen Slotteni6au i'm SEEN gorfer
3afen, burd Wort un6 8ilo fir lie
ipaderen Tbeerjaden alter 9iationer
ma69erufen purbe, ldBt eS ansemellen
erfdeinen, einntal elmer Gpiiooe aus
Dem 9eben al 8orb gu 9ebenfen, melde
serabe auf ben Srtessl9iffen 3u ben
,erfri51enoiteu4 in benz arbeitspollen
Treibetl 9eb0rt. 8ir mei1en Die
,Tanfe," Sic zines ieoe1 9teultngs ooer
rSduslins8," mie man III Der oeuti6en
Marine last, am Gequator BART.
Wenn fia Elm S6if Der p9inie" ober
benz nStri9" nabert, % gibt es at
Borb i6on Gage 3npor allerbanb ges
beimniBpolle 9antiruu9. SIN Manrts
i1aftSraum meroen man6erlei nidt
gum Dienit seb6rise Dtuge ii9tbar,
!. 8. grobe 8app0edel, @olbpapier,
bunte 2appen unb Wers; banebe1 eth
2eimtopf, Der fortwdbretO gu neuer
Nabrull9 ua9 ber &ii9e panoert. Gin
Sober opfert ietne freie 53eit fir cine
iuirbige Seier bes groBen @reisniiieS
nur bic nSduslinge" iin0 bon Der ges
meiniamen Grbeit aussei6lonen.
@ubliG bri9t Der 8orabenb bes be-
oeutunsSnollen cages an. S9o,t uabt
bic Dunfelbeit % ertOnt BON ser
f9tpar5en @ogenfldde Der pl0sli9 Der
frdftt9e 6uf: nS9ipp aboi!" ales
eilt berbei, uio auf Die Sra9e beS 9oms
manbanten i6allt BON uilteil Die ants
mort aurid, bie @eianoti6aft Seiner
geialsenen Maieitat 0teptnn. molle lire
Muftpartlng madea.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-07-17
Hepetsfdue.

0:9. GaBerb In Nep GaNeI, @is. bate nerpbies
6ppfDeb NIB @teumattsmuS, Bic Nerbauunasproun
mestn ~ iale9tem 9~afanbe, BITE 9eber nertli@ anses
2ssNsn, laiie fttgen appettt unb nar h~berhunpt ppfs
Fan5tS e~aissaitet. Gset 6laiAeu electric Ditters bas
@puare Sbtptere, harrisburg, gu totte cine
cnene esgnce an getne. BITE f4cu a4t Sabre e~siaufeg
lsben S9a@isln Gadfen's Nrniea gaIbe unb Sic
NBunee II Asfestt. 9Dbn Gpea Ter, Gdtarba, 0ttp,
Aett tnnI Nnnpen an 1ttns bur4 Gteter peruria6t.
EJafMe 6leetrse Bittsrs nnb cine Smaatef Wudieus Qrs
nlsa Salbs hebsu TIN rcpFdnbts enrirt. 3u taben tn
allen Mpetstten. aoOrb Drsib, 9bsmpi0n & Co.,
Bfttefps.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-07-17

gs tcitet Ni9ts unb wirb Gu& faerltH bienIt& ittH,
9aIe8, Der Bruf prer 9unseu baden. Or. Rtna's
reue Grfnbuns sesen S4ntubiu&i perf4ait etnbe.
runs. Dtefes utrb sardntirt, i'm auberen Saue bas
@elo surh6erfattet. Sol6e, BITE an Der Grippe Ittten,
fanben, bab e8 has Bette Mtttef mar. Bet Gnpenbuna
biefes Prdparats erlqnste man etne ~icfcrtise unb pers
manente BUR.
gsriu&f cine grpbeHalAe uub a~berJeust Gn&, nj.
mtrfitm gut btefee Mittel TT. BrobeHdf@en u~nentaeIis
LID Bet Der Gan &ntenio Drua 60. gu baben.
Bertauft rerben fe 81 90 Cts. unb $l.00 fur srobs
ElafAen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-07-17
Ecilette Des SauFinas.

Gnbli9 fommt Der gro6e Womenti
Trcmpetenit0ee eridallen bonn Dug bes
@9iffes Der ; Glles lauft 3ulammen.
Da nabt Der s9aufsus.@ 9tsptun
telbit tn pbantaftil9tr @eman6ung
1dreitet ipiirbeuoa butter einem &atens
sluiifor9eiter einber, inn folgt lein
lufttger 9ofitaat. 8eionoers promis
taent erIfeinen Der nit Sheere nno
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-07-17

&trtidbes Neptum umo fein Spfitaat-9ie
II ,,9aafe" ooer nnbarmberstse @ebanoIume
bon ,&aueIimeen"-9ie 9oiIette Der Spfer
pms eine gaeSe. Die i'd oe@aideu hat.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-07-17

8usmelier %bewaffnete Barber ulto Der
tein rteiiges Brotofolbu9 mitblam forts
t9teppenoe Setretar ietner feudteu
Maieltdt.
Die Gnrebe bes gteptun, ipelde ut
Gnitteloerieu gebalten lit, mimmelt BON
Inipielungen auf 3uitd11oe unb 9erioz
men an 8oro unb entbdlt meiit eiu redt
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-07-17

ltorben. @efn
COB affi3irt
g~roBarti9e finans
5ieae Snterefen
In aqen Ebeilen
Der @elt mar
bod Der geritors
bene Der @bef
bon bretet Der
9r6eten Banfs
bauier in Ybilae
bia, SEEN
Morf 1fnh Hnrif
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1893-06-17
Prosperous Sscri. :ncE.
| american Econ' mist
Colonel Isaac u. Smead of Toledo.

| american ECDur mist
Colonel Isaac -. Smead of Toledo.
Ohio, said Ill recent speech:
AN English friend of mine, Il loyal
subject of Victoria, an iEnglishman III
every sense Of the word, spent d few
weeks with me in Toledo two wears ago
He came here opposed to all ideas of
Protection except that natural impulse
Of all Englishmen, viz; The protection
Of English interests everywhere. Be
fore he had been here week he said:
Drive Inc to the homes of your work
ing people l replied: 4 have shown
you about all there is to our city. |
don't know any one here who does not
work, and most of those whom you call
rich were once exceedingly poor
- But show me where your shop
keepers, clerks, mechanics and laborerS
live | drove him through the
Eighth and Ninth Wards, u part
of the Seventh and through Toledo,
out lakewood avenue and through
y uDDIlludIt, anu 1IOiI lh,ll titN 70
this he has been an advocate of the
Mckinley bill; but not from the stand
romt Of an Englishman, but as an
American. lie said: But | read in
some Of your papers that the poor are
growing poorer and the rich are
growing richer. 1t seems to me that
all should be contented with such
homes rs these, and they would be if
they should see the homes | ain family
with on the other side of the Atlantic
Ocean.
Y on are all right, Smead: You are
an American. Keep on singing your
song of Protection and America will
be the better for it.
And this was said by an educated
Englishman, an engineer and manu-
facturer. one thoroughly familiar with
most every nation III Europe"