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The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-04-14
NIAGARA,S HISTORY.

| Niagara Falls and the river which 1 forms them are features of never fail- ing interest, both to the tourist and the | scientist. Hence the map descriptive
 of the region which formed a part of the United States Geological survey at the Pan-American exposition deserves attention. Like all the sheets prepared by the Geological survey, the map shows in great detail the usual features
 contained on ordinary map sheets and
 in addition reveals the relief of the
 country by the use of contours or lines
 passing through all points of equal alti-
 tude. Of special interest, however, is
 the short physical history of the Mag
 ara river printed on the reverse side of
 the map, which traces it's life history and the work it has done in excavating
 the deep gorge below the falls in which
 are located the famous whirlpool and the rapids just above it. It is interest ing to note that the stream is described as not one of the old rivers of the earth,
 but one of comparative youth. The text also discusses the well known re-
 cession of the falls, by which they are slowly eating their way, at the present rate of four or five feet a year, back to- ward Lake Erie, which they will even tually reach. It touches upon the prob able age of the river. or the time which has been consumed in the making of the gorge on the effect which the great ice sheet of the glacial period had in changing it's course and on other fea- lures in connection with it which are of unusual interest. The description is accompanied by bird s-eye view of Niagara river, showing the features de- scrbed in the text. The map is not only an accurate one of the section. but, with it's descriptive features, forms an excellent means of studying some of the most striking problems in physical ge- ography. It can be had on application to the director of the Geological survey, Washington, at the usual price of five cents a sheet.-Bulletn of the United States Geological Survey,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-04-14

ENOUGH TO STAGGER HUMANITY.
 The money kings are to be organized into an international secret society. These monarchs of billions are to pool
 their interests and become the real | owners of the universe, to administer this hoary old planet according to their
 notions of wisdom, justice and self-in- terest. That was MT, Rhodes most daring conception. It is enough to 1 stagger humanity. There are cynical ! people who think the world is domna-
 ted to a far greater extent than is good
 for it by the fnanciers, Nobody has
 ever seriously proposed however that
 mankind should abdcate in favor of l the millionaires. Not even the most 1 advanced thinker before MT. Rhodes
 time had ever suggested that the billion
 and a half inhabitants of the earth should execute a deed of release of all
 their claims to a foothold on the uni- verse Nobody ever intimated before
 the diamond king arose that men
 should sink to the level of squatters on the globe living on this terrestrial sphere not in virtue of a right given them by the Creator, but simply by the grace of a syndicate of Croesuses
 Whatever may be the result of the publication of Mir. Rhodes theories, it is hoped that the colossus legacy of ideas may not put bad notions into the heads of American Napoleons of finance. It would be a bad day for MT. Morgan, MT. Rockefeller, the Wander bilts and other gentlemen whose coffers are overflowing with gold to organize | themselves into q branch of the inter- national secret society of owners of the | world and undertake to run the uni | verse. In vulgar parlance, they would | probably find they had bit off more | than they could chaW." It is q foolish | old world-this planet upon which l. | 50000O0 900 human atoms live and disport | themselves. Mankind is hick-headed | and stupid at times. It permits itself | to be exploited for the benefit of the money barons to a much greater degree than would be tolerated if men in the aggregate were not so good-naturedt and unsuspicious. But proposition to deliver the earth to the tender mercies of a few favored mortals possessing enormous wealth would not be ap- proved by the inhabitants of the uni verse. They would be sure to resent it in time, and to rebel against the would be proprietors of the globe.-Baltimore Sun.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-04-14
THE PENALTY OF GREED.
Londoners are Not Getting the Expect
 ed Coronation Business.

| ct coronation BuSl0eSS.
 Something has gone wrong with the
 transatlantic coronation traffic.
 The steamship companies, eager tc
 recoup themselves from the disastrous
 effects of last years slump" in Ameu-
 can visitors, have long looked forward
 to the rush shich they confidently eX-
 pected would begin about the middle os
 March, and to the continued crowding
 and crushing of our American cousins
 across the ocean until within a day or
 two of the coronation
 But all calculations have been set at Inaught by the disinelination of would
 be travellers to book their passages.
 Two years ago. when the exhibition
 was in Paris, all the steamship lines
 were booked up to the last berth a the
 beginning of the spring This year the
 booking is not better than al any other I normal season, and the steamship com
 panies have endless sows of cabins to spare.
 1 T think the cause of it is said a steamship agent yesterday, that Americans have become frightened at { the reports of immense sums that were to be charged for ber-rooms and for i windows from which to view the pro cession The statements of huge sums l having been asked-and given-for ac- comnodation have been cabled over to America, and people of moderate means have therefore made up their minds not to come here. It is another case of too much greediness killing trade. If peo- pie had been content to keep prices at their normal figures they would not now have to look forward to a rather depressing season-that is, so far as the Americans are concerned.'
 The agent had nothing to say. how ever, on the question of steamship com panies raising their transatlantic rates, which no doubt had contributed toward causing abstentions.
 West end tradesmen are not at all pleased at the idea of spreading the news that everything in London will be dearer than usual during the summer. In Bond street this policy of frighten- ing people away is condemned with much emphasis.
 Things are bad enough as it is" said proprietor of large jewelry house, and we do not care particularly to see more custom driven away. I hear from my agents not only in the United States, but In France and Germany as we'll that many people who would oth- erwise have come to London to view the coronation processions, have made up their minds to stay away because of the incessant reports that are going about that prices in hotels, shops, thea ters, restaurants and even railways, are to be raised, and in many cases dou- bled. Every visitor thus frightened | away means a loss of good many pounds to British trade. And I do not ! think we can afford it at this juncture." London Mail.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-04-14
DRESS UP FOR SUICIDE.
Said to be an Invariahle Rule Wit

Said to be an Invariahle Rule With
 Women Seeking Death.
 If should ever be called upon to furnish indisputabe proof of the inher- ent pride of woman" said police ser geant, T would point at once to her in- variable rule of dressing up in her best clothes when she goes out to commit suicide. In my experience on the force I have had occasion to handle good many suicides and afterward investi- gate their personal affairs, and in every instance have found that the poor un- fortunates prepared themselves for death by donning their best bib and tucker.
 "The majority of the printed reports of suicides say that the clothes of the dead woman were good Or well made or elegant. If the woman contempla ting suicide owns a silk waist, she wears it. Her broadcloth skirt and silk petticoat naturally go with this gar ment. and she selects her best shoes.
 T have looked up the history of many of these respectfully clad suicides and have found that they owned but one gown with which they could make de- cent appearance on the street and that that one good dress was chosen without exception as the appropriate garb in which to make the exit from this worlds stage. It makes no difference what manner of death is chosen, the cost ume is carefully selected.
 Let a woman sleep her life away under the influence of drugs or burn her soul out with acids or sink into the .1,N l,+I hA,, ,,, her most becoming garments and seeks the end with apparent tranquility. Her instinct of sentIity and elegance in clothes is with her to the last and even in the face of death sine shrinks from public appearance in unbecomng raj ment "--NeW York Sun.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-04-14

Rube--I reckon you kin yank this tooth fur me.
 Dentist-Certantly Have you ever taken gas?
 Rube-Dont git fresh, young feller. That gabby hotel clerks been telin you somethin, ain't he?-Philadelphia Press
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-04-14
THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.

Second Annual Address by President
 Edward E. Bradley
 A special meeting of the Chamber of Commerce of New Haven will be held in it's hall, Chamber of Commerce build ing, 76S Chapel street, next Wednesday evening at o'clock President Edward E. Bradley will deliver his second .an- nual address and announce his appoint ments for the standing committees.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-02-18
MQerIet.

Die ~@eiammtfoften Der Ms-
pboltpHaiterung belaufen fih aui
$239, GOO. Das Nngebpt Der Barfer
Waibineton 4ompa9nie lautete aul
$239, 703, barin eingelblDIfen ma=
rem aqerbines nibt $50, 900, bic Die
Stabt fir bic @infaiiune Der Seitens
pege ausgegeben Fat. @Dn Der
@ontraftiumr1e bat bic @tabt $780,
600. ols sebnidbrige @arantie fir
Die Nrbeit 5uridbebalten.
= Nab Mpntereu, Mer., uuo
aurif am 81. unb %. 6ebruar, rtur
$3.50. Jabrt hia s. 6 g. &c. &
Wferican Sectional Balm.
- Das &omite oeS rBu1ineB
Wtens Club, ba8 Die Berualtuna
Der Suoliten 8acific Babn erluden
lollte, BON bier aus mprgens einen
Bug IN 6itliher Ni9tung abaeben
5H laifen, bat ppn Scr. Ban @led
Die WerfiHerung erbalten, boB er bic
Sa9e in reifli@e grtpdgung 5ieben
tperoe. CT bemertte ieooA, 6aB
penig Gusiibt norbanben 1T, oaB
fih oieier Bug be5ablen miro; er
mar aber niHt abgeneigt, es auf
einea Weriuh anfommen su lailen.
Bel Durhfibt Der Dpfumente
i'm Diitrittgeridt bat iib berausaes
iteut, oaB auSmdrtige &apitaliiten
BON So 700, 900 bier aneelegt ba=
ben, bic biSber nidt befteuert nurz
ben. iest aber our 8efteuerune ber-
ange5ogen merben iolen.
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alnfruf Der franaDiifhem Sreimatts
rer AT 0nnften ber 8nren!

Der nGrano Orient De Srance"
bat an ale JreimourerlDeen Der
Welt etnen Mufruf su @uniten Der
Buren, geridtet. in Dem es II. q.
beiBt:
Set spei Sabren piitbet in
Suoafrita Elm 8meifampf, Der an
bas bibliibe 3ulammentreffen oes
Sirten Dapib unb bes 8ie1en Go
liatb erinnert. europa perfplet Die
Yba1en bes unglaubliben Samples
nit GrgriHenbeit unb REMEMBERING
far bas fleine 8urenpDlf; es gebt
1treng NIT England irs @eribt, DAB
bas grDBte 8erbrehen Der mooernen
@el1ibte gu begeben i'm Begrife
lit. Mber europa trdgt aub lein
Tbeil CUR 8erantmortung an Der
Undertaking zines Bottles BON
SOC, 900 Geelen, bas nit 10 unbarme
beraiger Sartnadigfeit BON einer Der
grDBten uno mddtigiten Wationen
Der Welt perfDlgt piro -. Iae
&riege FIND beflagensmertb. Oieier
aber 1T gans belonoers ibanolib,
menn man Die beioerieitigen ardfte
pereleiht uno Die llriaben prift,
bic ben Streit beruoraerufen baben
@elben Wertb Eat benn Die am
%. Suit 1899 BON ben @robmdb=
ten aeseibnete Gbn,abung besielib
Der friebli1en Hegelune Der inter-
Matchmaker 8miitiafeiten? @ir ri9s
ten einen o%rinaenoen Nufruf an aIe
zines @erebtigfeits> uno 8arm=
bersigfeits : @efibls fdbigen @e=
ib6pfe. Die Sournalilten miiien
in ibren 8eituneen YrOteit erbeben,
Die Barlamentarier einet energilben
Druid auf lire @egierunsen ausiben,
Die Samilienpdter ibr Mitleio init
ben Burenmiittern b%efunoen, Die
Stuoenten alIer nnioeriitdten, Die
Rinber in alien Sbulen unaufz
bDrlibe Gunbaebuneen neranital=
ten, UNI bielem iheuBliden &riege
elm Gnoe gu MAIDEN: elm eeualtieer
Shrei Der @ntruftung muB aus az
len 9beilen Der Welt emporfdaIen,
benor bas fbdnolibe @erf Der Ser
nidtune in @uoafrita gu gnoe ee=
fabrt lit. Sir bitten Die frans01ilden
uno ausldnoiiben 3eitunaen, bieie1
Broteftruf uiebersugebeu. @tr bpf=
fen, oaB bic Jreimaurerperbdnbe Der
gan5en @elt itb uns aniblieBen,
uno ale lire 4rdfte anipannen uer=
ben, nm bic trdgen @emiiien aufsu-
riitteln unb BON Dem 8urenpplfe bas,
mas mod am 2eben lit, gu retten."
Der Mufruf entbalt 5ualeih cine
Darlegung Der uDn ben gneldnoern
geaen Die Buren, periibten @etpalt,
thater.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-02-18
seit iiber go ssahreu

ibon tpurhe Mrs. @inslop's SOP.
thing =Sprup ppn WiQiDnen Dor
Wtlttern beint 3abnen Der Sinoel
angemenbet. @irft 9u i'm S@lafe
our6 oas Sbreien zines 9tnoes ee=
ft6rt, oas i'm 8abnen: lit uno 0u,
SbmerSen peint? Mern 10, laIie
lofort cine Slalbe ppn ,Wtrs.
Winslops Soothing Snrup" bolen.
Sem Bertb tit unbesablbor. ga
tptro benz fleinen 2etoenben lufprt
2inoerung peribafen. 8erlaBt eu6
oarauf, Wutter, es lift fein 8peifel
oariiber. Sc BELT 9iarrbpe, reeus
lirt Den Magen uno Die 0ieren, be-
leitigt Bino Sollf, erpeidt DEN
8aumen, perbinoert @nt5iinbuna
uno itdrft bas gauge Spitem. .MirS.
8inslDms Soothing Sprup" far sabs
nenoe &inber lit angenebm i'm Sc.
ibmad; oas &ecept fta,nlnt pun
eiaetn Der beiten peibliben Gerste in
ben Ser. Staten. Gs lit bel allen
Oru9giften in Der eanaett @eit su
baben. &reis IS Gents per TloSdle.
Sauft piGts ~anoeres, als Mrs.
WinslomS Soothing Syrup.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-02-18
Mpoernc Vueiie.

Die nSuseno" bearlBt in ibrer
Scr. 5 ben @arnenal in 8ilo unt
WDrt. 5olsenoe 8rpbe lei unferen
2eiern gebpten: uSn Der lebten Mum=
ner Der nSniel" bat 0etlep b. 2i=
liencron elm @eotbt, Scr 8lissua"
per0hentlibt, oeiien pDrlebte Strppbe
mDrtlid foleenoermaBen lautet:
ghln 1T oas GunteI Odmonii6 sepa8ien.
IN ben @Oupees brennt Die 8aslamme lbou,
Observation-Disclosures 9libenoe Abicn,
Shrtlt Elm Signal, tlingt Elm fpimmernoer Son?
TertfOrtfOrtim t%fOrtfort itebt an Der Gurpe,
Stebt oa Der SOB nit Der Bonnie gum g9urfe?
9alt6nltbattb Observation-Disclosures
Tin auoerer 3lg Idbrt mltten bineiu.
Wtr erlauben uns, bierSu Soleen=
oeS 81 bemerfen:
2iiiencron, 2ilieucron, ldBt ou oas lelen
Iuf oeiuem Srettl, geibiebt elm Wtal6euri
3u bift bod tets Elm 9ibter %gepeien!
Observation-Disclosures mad 10 mas mebrl
Observation-Disclosures, bel lolder SiAtung,
Shauoert mir taft Dor Der n~euelten Hi6tung,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
3unGe uno &iefer l6lafen mir ein!!!!!
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9e 8.

= Sir ben gau oes Sbusoam=
mes in @alnefton tparen bis sun,
Wontas $716, 900 geseibnet rppr6en.
Sn @ratb County miro benz
nabit Iber oas 2pcal Option=@eI
abgeftimn1t tperoen. Sour bic Staot
3burber, NOD bic Mnti- B%rDhibitips
1titer in Der WaiUritdt iino, lit aus
geihloifen.
- Die 8iliener Bremina Som>
pagnie BON Seguin bat iib nit einem
aapital BON $3.50, 900 infDrpnriren
laiien. Die unternebmer 1ino 8. 81.
4olin, 6. s.. Sbult uno Soiepb
Sonta.
Sn Quinta1a itarb CHARLES
aramer, Der i'm Sabre 1910 einman.
oerte.
= Sn Glpine itarb an, Ia. Sebruar
s. s.. Weperts i'm Nlter BON Al
Jabren an Appendicitis. Beperts
mar i'm Nmt Wittmunb, 6annooer,
gebDren unb Tam i'm Sabre 1883
nah 9eraS. Or binterlaBt 6rau
unb finf ainber, einen Bruoer,
Sobn Weperts unb swei in San Gn-
tonio mobnenbe Shmeitern, ssrau
Sris @osler unb 5rau SO. Sarms.
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1rbeiteit uebcrsett.

Die a6titiinoige 9agesar5eit Cat
feline 8eoeutung fir iene fleinen,
unermioliben Nrbeiter : fir DR..
Kings New Life Pills. Mtiuip=
men baton iino Sag uno @adt be-
l6aftigt nit ben 6eilen BON unoer=
oauliGfeit, 8iliuiitdt, 8eritopfuna,
franfbaftem &opflhmers uno alien
W9agenz, 2eber, uno Nieren-2eioen.
Sic beilen ibnen nuo permanent
uno iino leiht uno aneenebm su
nebnen. Sour % Gents BEL s..
Scatter & SDbn, @eD. S. s. Shmift,
@tgentbnmer, uno No. 9reiB.
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ten gu @elobuBen pon lie 5000 Weorf

perurtbeilt.
au8 Monaco miro beridtet.
0as lenfbare 2uftl9iff oes 6erru
SatltoS 9ulnDnt lit in oa8 W1eer
g%eltir5t. Ser 2uftIGiffer uurbe qez
rettet' Der 2uftldiffer ftieg UNI 6alb
s Ipr Wa6mittags auf un0 fubr rach
per 9ttdtung BON Sap Mfartin. Gls
ltd] 0as 2uftldiff benz @a1ino oon
Wonte @arlo g~egeniiber befano, be-
tam es eltlen &iB unb in penieer a(s
5ebr1 Wttnuten entpi9 bas @Qs unb
Der Bouon itiirste ms W1eer. Web=
rere gopte. bar1nter Die Sone oes.
Surlten BON WDnacp, paren Dem
Suftlbtffe 9efDlgt unb SantDs 9u=
mont tpuroe aerettet. Ser 8aIpt1
perIanf.
Sine sSeitfteGune be3ualih Der
unbelhdfti9ten Berionen in Berlin,
Die am 2. 5ebrunar poreenommen
tpuroe, ldBt erfennen, oab Die i3abl
per Belddftiauneslpien III Der
Heihsbauptltabt Is, 900 Mtaun be-
tra9t, lno oaB 10000 anoere rur
babe Gage arbeiteu.
Sn 3rieit boben Die Streifer
Die Nrbeit mieoer aufgenommen,
1adoetn ale ibre fSoroerungen sltr
Innabme gelangt iino.
Cine 9epei6e aus ct. Beters=
burg nteloet, baB Der Warblhurei=
8ertraa BON &uBlano unb China UNI
ter5elcbnet tpuroe unb baB gleidseitiq
etn Sbub= uno 3rub=8 inoniB spi=
lbet Den betoen 2dnoern 5u Stanoe
Gam.
SIN Dlterreidiiden 8eidsratbe
entltanb am lebten Samitae srpiiben
Der Nntiien1iten unb ben 2ibera(en
Elm erniter Iufrubr. Die 2iberalen
nannten ben Nltiiemiten Or. 2ueeer
einen politiIben 8riganten, cine iez
luitil6e S6lanee, einen Sdpinoler
uno morolii6 Iusidbieen, unb Die
Intilemiten at1ttporteten NIT Hduoi=
gen Sunoen, @udererr,, 6alsab=
lbneioern u. /. b.. S9lieBlih mur=
ben Die beiben 8arteien banoareiflid
uno beparfen iib nit gintenfa1lern,
Stublen uno anoeren bepealid)en
8eeenitdnben. Ser 0ufrubr 6auerte
itber cine Stunoe.
Der erite amerifauiId)e Sohz
pfen in 0eutl6lano nit einem autoz
matiI9 9iididunasz apparat lit in
Shle1ten IN 8etrieb eelebt moroen.
9a8 oeutlde 8uren : unter=
ltubunasz@ omite Dat belblo1ien, TO-
fort 5000 Marf, Die 6alfte in
barren @eloe uno Die 6dlfte in Maz
terialien, fir bas leibli6e @obl Der
in ben OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES in Sub=
afrifa befnoliben 8uren CUR Gerfii=
gung su itelleu.
Sn Wiesbaoen feierte 2uouiq
Barnap unter GROCER get6eilieuna
ietner Berebrer ieinen 60. @eburts=
tag.
Ius 6annooer rpiro beridtet,
oaB oas Griessgeri9t, por pelbem
Der DDmdnenpa6ter Solfenbasen in
SpLlHge YIN letHer Gt9en1daft alS
Gelerpe=S ffi5ier) ueeen bes Sueas
nit DEM Ganoratbe b. 8enniglen,
IN melbem lebterer iel, prpcellirt
puroe. oenie(ben MISUNDERSTANDING
perurtbeilte.
Wfan ihreibt aus @ien: Gas
auelo=iapanilde 8iinoniB uno &uB=
lambs Stellungnabne 81 oemlelben
1T Der 9aupteegenitano, nit Dem fih
Die Dlterrei6iihen 8ldtter belddfti=
gen. Sn ben 3eituneen, tpe(Ae iiber
rulIiibe Gerbdltniiie aeuDbnlid aut
unterri6tet au 1ein pfleeen, tpiro ein=
thinning Die Gnii6t ausgelprDhen,
Dab pie rullii6e Srieg8= 8artei jebt
als gergeltung unruben in Ifaanis
itan perurlabeu biirfte.
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SofaleS.
9as "a. bentidsteraniide 8nnoes.
SGuQerfeit.

Die JeitbebDrbe in 6pulton bat
ben f~Oleenben Mufruf erlaiien:
IN Die Geiang . 0ersine hes neatfa=
teranii@em sangerbnnbess
Bum oritten Male, in Der @e<
iditte bes beutfbzterauii6en 5Gnz
gerbunbes, lit Der StaGt 9puftpn
Die Gbre autbeil getpproen, als 6e1t=
prt fir elm Sdngerfeit bieies Bunbes
erturert gu meroen. Sur uns 1inb
bic Wnrtiteine bieier @elhihte err
folgreihe Sdngerfefte inb 1ie finb qe<
3eihnet mitlben Sahresaab(en 1855"
unb 1884, oener1 mir einen britten
binsu5ufieen bereit 1inb, Der bic Sn=
i&rift r19O2" trdgt, i~iber3eugt, oaB
oas tDrntnenbe Sdneerfeit binter leis
men Wor9dngern nibt MIR nid5t au=
rhdfteben, ionoern biefelben ibers
trefen piro.
Nm s., E. unb z. Wtai b. S. mirb
bier oas a. Saneerfeft oes oeutld.
teraniiben SGngerbunoes abgebalten
uno unS @elegenbeit geboten tuer=
ben, bic aQbefannte @a1tfreunbi1aft
0oulton's, melbe pteIeibt pielen
BON Sbnen BON friiber abgebaltenen
5eiten in anaenebmer grinnerung
oeblieben lit, auf's Meue gu bemdb=
rem. Bon ben 6auptibmierigfeiten
einea S1ngerfeites iinb bic neilten
bereitS iiberuunoen, uno Die 8orar-
beiten 10 meit fortgel1ritten, oaB
mir obne ueberbebung iagen oiirfer,
elm g~ldn5eroes Self ftebt llns beppr,
oa5 benz beutib-teranifben @dnaer-
buno lopDbl pie Der Stabt 6puitun
5lr Gbre 9ereiben uno ben 9beil=
Iiebnterr1 unuereeBli1 i'm @eodhtniB
bleiber tptrb.
0Duftun mirb Der GnaiebunQss
punt iein fir bic Beluher, bic BON
Nab unb Gern berbeiitrDmen tper<
ben, urn elm EDIT oeut1hes GGnoer.
feft mitsufeiern unb 1id BON Dem
Banber bes Wdnnergeianges 6ers
uito Sint1 gefongen nebnen su lafs
fen.
Gines oeutihen Sdnoerfeftes
6~runopeite aber lit Der Wdnnerdor,
oefien Nqgemalt bic 6ersen Der Bus
t0rer padt unb Der INNER uieber
betu6brt uno benefit feline alte, hebre
Mndt, bic Menihenieele er,porsu.
bebetl 5u ienen ftol3ert 6Dben, up
etDig Jung bic Sbenle Der WenIhheit
t1rOnet. Die 6uuptbir0e fir 6o8
@elinget zines @dngerfeltes lit bas
ber 5tueigetbeilt; fie liegt tbeiiuei1e
ouf ben Sbultern oes Jeitauslhui-
ies. tbeilmeile auf ben SHultern Der
oereiaigten Sdnaer bes Bunbes.
I'm oieie Singer bes Nunbes tuert.
bet it'd nun Der GeitausiduB Der
Staot 6ouiton NIT Der beraliheu
6irlaonng gum "a. Sdnaerfeit 6es
oeut1@'teraniiben @Gngerbunbes.
Jrt Anftrage bes beut5f<teranilfen
Sdngerbu1oes:
q. 3. ganter, WnnbesspraRbent:
Sr: 3. y. Mtqer, TeHspra7Senf;
8. Oue. 9sHler, 0nnSesse efretSr;
kssi. Sre6taann, torrefp. eetretar.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-02-18

Die 1etitinr Der T6dter Der Me.
pnblit, ha6 linen bic Qlte MarfthoIe
IN 6er Narttftrase iberlafien meroe.
nm BARN cine freie QunF5hule III
etabiliren, tpuroe obne Wi6erfpruh
oetu6brt.
Die Union Meat gompanp" uno
Die wHlan1D Dref1eo Beef Gurnpann"
etbolten grlaubniB elm Shlahthaus
N Detrieb au feten.
Yeteet'8 Mntrag BON pprioer
8cde. bic Bidder Der Waiieruerf.
&oJapaanie bur9 tur1petente Wudl<
lalter unteriuden au laffen, llt1 Sic
&irnobnte1 uab Nuseaben, luuie bic
QEofite Der @eieQf1aft au erntiteIu.
nh hdnab Die @a1ierrateu All Be-
fissluer, uuroe nit benz Buiob am
o%eruutnten, gleid5eitig 3tuei Sn4
9eyieure 81 er1enrteti, Die ben mirfs
lidaei @ertb beS Gigentbums Der
3qttpagnie NIT allen 2eitunasr5bren
&c. feftfeIen iouen.
s. 4. Sternbero erbGlt grlaub.
ni6, am Erapis Gquare Elm Npart.
nleat : 6aus aus Baditeinen aufau=
fii6ren.
Die Oroinatts, melhe Die Nufitel.
lung BON Oelbebdlteru nit elmer
&apdsitdt Bis gu 5000 @aupnen
re1r3tet1tirt, wurbe argenummen.
d5iir bic Snftnnoietuuo ppr Wnrz
rera nno 9anargu Stra6e murben
4786 betpiIIigt.
Oldham rei1te cine Orbinaua
Elm, wDourH bic inneren Teuerarens
zen nitt unbeoeutenb ertpeitert tuer-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-02-18
sdenermeger's Eamilienaarten

erfreut iid negen leiner ausgeaeid-
neten Slide bes beiten SUITES BEL
6ieiigen unb Srentben unb miro
oementipredenb BON 5reunben elmer
auten oeutlben Soft 1tarf patrDni=
iirt. Delifateiien Der Saiion ent=
lpredenb. Wilhereiprobufte aner
Irt. SIN Saloon ftnbet man ftets
frilbes 8ier, CUTE Weine, 2iqu6re
uno Gigarren. S6euermeper's 5as
mllienaarten lit Elm grbDlunesplab
eriter &lefie.