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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-12-01


gesinne IS ridtis. Die crft SeOin'
suns lit, oas opitem ST rcinissn. Oh
mirf bid biten, auf silem idledtcn
GunSanent weiter3abaueu, namsntlld)
penn ,Su Seine @siuuObeit Dir auibaucn
mialt. guBerScm eridattere ocincii Wae
gen uidt ourd) idarfe 9cilnrittcl. @e'
braud)e milbe s(rten.
Oh ;iebit beiue rlbr taslid ellunat
auf. Deine geber unb GiaseiueiSc lodten
ebeuio reselmabis tbatis iein. SiuO tie
ties nid)t, benlse ei,en Sdliiel.
Differ Sdliiiel bciBt-D Or. Yisrce's
gleaiant Yclets. Sine Yille cine 0oli8.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-12-01
6 . t 8.
Sages Gbrpmif.
1. 8 M bes.

o
1921. 9apit Geo X. seitorben.
1910. Die 8ortusieie en- nerfet bas ipani:
1@e Sod ab. Sobann ". pirb &Dnis.
17c9. Ibrabam & Sta Clara su @ien se:
itprben. 8arfuber @remtt. Srisineler @pf.
prebtser &aiier SeppoIb's |.
l74o. gr6fnnng bes Spernbauies in Ser:
lin.
1888. GrIte 2uiti9iffabrt Su 9saris in mil
brennbarer SUIT sefiaten Salons.
1906. &Dnieltd preubi1de Cabinets sSrbre,
ipona1 nut @usaeihnung i'm Sien1te (uid,t
9(beD gum Sff5isrs=&an bef0rpern 1pGe.
1907. Seronte giapplepn ipirb &6ntg bon
@etpbalen.
1910. sufbebuns Der seiitliden Snitttute
in @etphalen.
1914. 9(b3us Der 9tulien aus 9olitein. 8ie>
berbeietune bes Ser3ostburns bur4 Sdnen.
1919. GrlaubniB, bab ale 8erbannten mad
Srantrei6 suradfebren (auber ben &6ni8S.
mDroern).
1926. Meranber I. bot &uBlanb seiforben.
1870. @efe4t bes I. babriideu Corps bel
Npifepiue.
1871. Grite a~llsemeine beutide @oIfssab:
luna.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-12-01

Der Gon6utteur O'8rien, SET, pie fe
b%ebaupten, obne @runb entIaRen tpurs
be, feline STEELE nidt tpieber erbdlt.
O'Grien fubr auf Der strede bou Ooas
FUN mad Waco.
9utfdnber fir $3.50 bel 8. g.
ped & o. POP & 204 @. @cmmerz
itraBe.
= GER g. 8. SINUS BON 9enper,
Colorado, 1T bon Der prpteRantifdea
@emeinbe in Neu : 8raunfels NIT iebr
betrd9tli9er Mtaioritdt gum prebiger
gemdblt worbsn. IS lit bies hiefelbe
9emeinbe. ber friiber ber melt I6et bic
8renaen oes etaates Seras uuo Der
Ser. Staten biuaus befannte gilenlobr
oorseffanben bat.
- 5tabt. Sugenieur Yaul preber lit
tDegen ungeiebli9er germenbung bon
8elbern bon BET @ranb Surn In IN.
flage3ufauo beriebt morben. IS bauz
belt f9 um 8etrdge bon $1-$125,
i'm 8an3en ettpa $3.50. tpeIbe 6errn
preber als G%e5hbren eiugeaablt muir.
ben.
4ntite gi6en : 5@lafimmer
Sets fur $3.50. 8. y. ped & So.
POP & 204 Weit Commensurate.
Ser San Nntonio Club erpdbIte
oas foigenee meme 9ireftOrium: s. 6.
@refon, Wm. Nubrep. Colonel Sobn
Wlt9ers. Sames 8. Gren6, Sobn 5.
Stepens. Wm. 6. Smith, %. u. 2ittle,
%. s. &issbp, %. %. Sing, Gubal
Weit. s: R. Nortoa, u. %. 9puHon,
90. 6. M0harhs.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-12-01

iagt, bob beinabe ieber einaelae Bug Der
Sort WOrtb & Senber.B obn bomit Be.
ieBt 1T. ueber anbere 3uwanberer
bringt bic prehe tpieber bic foIgenben
Wittbsilungeu: Dem felt ben lebten
Sabren erft our @ntwidlung gebra9ten
Sbfbifrift an 9itentrtd, beKen Wfitz
telpunft bas Stdotden Nlpin bilbet,
tebt mieoer bon Colorado Der Elm roertb.
bOler 3uma9s bebor.
Der 9erausgeber bes colorado
Clipper" bat i'm Nuftrag eiaer Nn3abl
BON Jarmern. tuel6e bic Nbi6t baben,
ia benz Spe5ialfa9 Der Semitic uno
Sbfau9t au tpibmen, bic Staten Ga.
lifornien unb Seras burdreif, um eiu
fir bieieu 3med seeisuetes Stad 2anb
3u iuden unb pie bic rGloin Sun" be.
ri6tst, bat er fi9 fir be umeegenb BOT,
Nlbin enti6iebeu, tueil CT fG NIT let,
men eigenen Nugen bapoH tiber3sugt
bat, baB Der Obtbifritt bes tsranii9en
&lfentri6s ON Worabenbe elmer grpB.
artisen Gntmidlnug ite1t; bic 3ebns
Alder Garm bes teraniiben Sblts,
Defenders Birnens uao @emhle3d@ters
nirb balo m%ertbDoler fein unb b6bere
grtrdse briugen, ols In %@alifornien
uab 6!oriba.
aud fur Die ObIjibter : 9oloaie,
peIde erft in iinelter 3eit 5rei Meilen
untetbalb Der 5tabt Sarris5urg auf
Der uutsr benz Nameu Guns plautase
befaunten plaBe begriubet woroen 1T,
inb mieoer a Gamilien aus Rauias an.
getommen unb bieien pirb f9on tn ben
nd9fen Sassn cine er6Bsre 3abl fols
gen; bic bereits angetommeneu neuen
Mnltebler fnb = 2eute BON ni9t unbes
trd9tliGen Mitteln, pel1e j. .. ni1t
,nur lanbwirtbidaftli9e Maidinea aaer
Nrt, ionbern au9 feines 8ieb mitge.
bra6t baben, 10 bob es feinem 3meifel
unterIleat, baB bic neue IaFeblung
talb gu ben blibenbften Der @eeenb &c.
b6rer ptrt.
Nus guero brinst cine 2orrespoa:
benz bonn %. Nooember bic Not:B, bab
Elm 9err MobIp aug Mi1ouri cine Sn.
i%pettionsreile bur9 9eWitt geuntp ma.
DE unb bauptId1li1 @rtunbigung hber
bic preiie beg 2anbes ein3iebs, t0eil ct
nidt Bios Die MbFdt babe, f1 ielbt in
Der borttgeu 8egenb n%ieheraulaKen,
onbern au9 bon anberen JreEuben
uno Wa1barn in Mlfouri beauftrast
let, f9 mad paHeaben Sthden fir fe
um3uieben.
Sn einem Der erit neu aufgeialp1es
men Counties BON Shomef.S eras, In
Bee @ountp, baben ebenfaus 3utpan.
berer Gus &anias i'm bftii1en unb iRb.
li6n Sbeite- ME cine Mittbeilung aug
Beeoile pom 81. Nopember beriGtet -
2ano getauft uab Fnb i@Oa babel. ibre
6dufer 81 bauen unb Gelber an3ulegen.
Dab Ssras ~iberbaupt in bieiem Iusens
blide In ben tbrisen Unions Staten,
bor5tsltd In ben fiblihen, gerabe3u al3
bas 3utunfislano gilt, melGem hm bic
8lide aller oerer 3urpenben, bic auf Ser
5u9s mad reuen Wobas unb 9eim.
ffdtten fnb, benefit bic Sbaiia9e, boB
= nod einem Selegramm beg Wor6.
beuben ber iibli6en 3mii9enfaatss
giuwanberunss NKociation bonn %.
Nouember = San WntDniO dig Der
plab befimmt pornen lit, on pel6em
I'M nddteu Saauar bic Gonoention beg
8ereins, bet Der mebr als 1000 Ibgez
oronete sugsgeu iein werbeu. abgebals
ten tperben loa.
Dieie G%onpentton nirb ueisntli6 ba.
gu beitragen. eineu uo6 biel ffdrferen
standardization nod Ssras bins
3ulenten, bofentli@ aud nod ben um
8.rar berumliegenben Counties.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-12-01

~ 9aBt Cure gnaiae bel Yons
& g oh anfsrtigen. Sshr fAs
bet bort cine gtoBe WusDabl ppr5hsli.
der stOHe; man Iiefert cute 4rheit
uno Niles fgt bortreffid.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-12-01
gofes GofeB +!

Biaistes, reinifes unb beFes 0ei>
3ufrgsmittel fur Oefen unb Ramine.
Wirh gum preiie BON $3.50 per Sont1e
in alien Sbeilen Der @tabt abgeliefert.
SeIepbon PIP.
Gan Mntonio@ Gas ompanp.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-12-01

Rs- 9ie Morgan City Fish apd
Oyster Company bat ttets bic beften
Nuftern uab frtf1efen Slide, @ilb &C.
MQe Muftrdge tDerben prompt ansse.
fibrt. SelepbDn go. 81.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-12-01

griker Sros. inb Gabritans
ten oDn s6mudlo1en aler Nrt unD
prafttfhe nbrma9sr, bic ibr @ef1dft
berHeAeM.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-12-01

Ma Menn Sic eine lei9t gebembe
unb bauerbafte Ndb=W iof6ine tpHni9er,
10 tnerben sic but9 enc Wheeler &
Wilson befriebist perben. gu baben
bel Grps, 408 Mpe. E.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-12-01

s@- @erseKet ni9t, l,aB mir bas
Minbfor folbius 8ett CUNT 3uiammens
legeu) bertaufen. IS 1T bas Bette In
Der Welt. 8. g. Bed & 60. 2O2
6 204 Mef @ommeritraBe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-12-01
3ie @eibma9ts 2lmsgabe

Der nSreiea prefe fur Serass, a@taebas
ieitig, eri@eint ON II. DECEMBER. Sic
mirb allen Nbounentsn beg Sage unb
Wo1enblattes a~ugefanbt.
Qn5eisen fiir bieie Summer tuerben
big gum Is. DECEMBER entse9eueenom.
men.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-12-01
M9emtem berIam8t lasI. . s:ss
SS,ts lhfmliden ~stussabe bes .srOBeu iunftrirten
: -r'es, SerNt0Mt0.
Stpei SauSeuo Sabre Seutid5eu Qeb1

SWet Samfeno Sabre OeMtidbtm 2ebenS.
Bon Snhannes GGerr, benz arpBen beutiten
Si~itorifer. Ifit ndhein breibunberf iplenbioen @raz
uiiroisiten Scenen, @erfonen un6 Geeebenhe;ten in
Der @eihihte bes Saterlanbes. Sober SeutIde ioute
elm ioltes baber1. Riebrie i'm 4reiie, berfauft ouf
ieltene @elegenbeit fur iebe intelligence bentihe Dome
p6er Qerrn, I'M @elo an MAIDEN. Weaen ndberer
MittbeilunG aoreffre man 9. q. 8eGdb & 60.
Safetoe 8aiIoins, Gbieaao, Sa.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-12-01
!, q or. q. 81. &ot5pel :
PARIS 4 boutwell,.

PHOTOGRAPH btl9es 49,
- 90 II, Commerce traBe,
g g ~: Nm y an unu 10 9, lie aaerneusftsn Sens
: : d. Isl IN g%aotoarapSi. u iein a n,ass 81.
el oenio elegant wenn aaw' oshsusorose
il genb tpelae i'm Staa. @. IN Mstsn nm
= .rapon Yortraits unb wv Owe a;ihsr
9}ergr6Berungen. Sch ,ssa.sssrn y,
.ni4t 6remben. Tim tie ..S's W. nsr ..
Aafen, tpenn bic Arbeit . Sr.
antmortli1en Rinflern ]. " sens.s oss
Srieoenbeit ausgefhbrt n. sIosa las.s
Wir liefern nur Mrbeit erte. 6.aHs ag.
MnH9ten bon @ebduben n, 1osa auIs
genornmen uab Gle Nuftrdge Wbetpa'p
benz Mtelier prompt beforgt.
@- Mer cine White, Ndb.M af63ins
h aben Dil. ueabe fh On s. %. @rps
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-12-01

sar @riber 8ros. habey ne
mobernfen uno iG6nfsn @9r andio.
den, Die in biefiser Stabt az .oeboteu
merben. Naes tpirb untes @orontie
Serfauft.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-12-01

80 3~msibuuoert Nuaise unb brei,
hunoert 0ofen gu finf3ig Gents am
Dollar, Giles CUTE MaaIe, I'm 3u rdus
men bel Yaneoat & 9 n.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-12-01

Seine Spa5ierf6de, @egsuS1irs
me, Sperngldfer, unb cine Mu3abl aus
berer Wrtifel, bic man tastdgli1 ges
brandsn TOM, bel griBer 8ros.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-12-01
DR.. Hathaway
SDbu 8rraSfuut, m. D., MiFttent.
Specialist nes l1Iestens.

Junse Wdnner,
wel@e In Gelse BON
Su8enb : SInben
an 9erpenl9wd@e
Ietben, ttrteebenss
fruft ~unterSraben
naben unb TIRE
Mdnnlthteit rertps
Ten, fpHten ben be=
rhhmten Or. 9as
tbawap ipfprt cons
lulttre1. 8erseSt
nt9t, Rerpentrants
beit Unit pber sLae
Grdume) wirb ptis
fenf@aftlt@ anb
nod ben neleiten
MetbDben behanz
belt unb NIT BEN
Sr5btsn Grfpls.
sc fpmmt ni@t
barauf an, pb man
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-12-01

&enrD Sobler, nsS neis
Der, Wo. 242 Commerce $ StraBe.
gmpfieblt feline ioeben erbaltenen 0or'
rdtbe on feinen Su9foffen fur @eiea'
i@aftse MnaSge. @leganter S9niit unb
m%uferbafter Sit uerben garantirt.
WdBige preiie.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-12-01

~ Wenu sic cine Mdb : Maldlne
brauhen. 10 geben Sic au @rps, 408
Noe. E unb faufen sic eine Domestic
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-12-01

Sosbeg einaef rotten $50 @olsn
Strolmoisen Doh 20 Gents oufndrts.
=. y. 8ed & 60. 2O2 & 2O4 WeR
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-12-01

gy Die sIescates . Musuahl BON
Otamanten, Sola. III % @iIberpaaren
finbet man bel Srifer 8ros.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-12-01

Wir baben $50 So RI smou.
tslffable bon $3.50 aufu drts. 8. %.
ped & So. 202 & 81 a Ws{f Som
merceftraBe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-12-01

- e@laf Sofas fir $3.50. 8.
3. Bed & Go. POP & 204 Weft
GommereefroBe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-12-01

= Mrmbdaber, 8rohen. 2etten, NPes
baiuons unb anberer @tmud in einer
ME bagenefenen &eidbaltieteit bel
GriBer 8rns.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-12-01

- e9autelfiible 3u IS Gents Bel
8. g. pef & 60. 202 & 2O4 Meft
@ommereeftrabe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-12-01

Gthefe gu 40 Gents bas Gtiif BEL 8.
9. sd & 60. POP 6 204 Weft
@ommetcefraBe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-12-01

sg~ WiG man feline @tanbubren,
Wippes ooer anberen 53isr roth FIR bas
0aus faufen, TO- penoe man fi9 cm
@riBer 8ros.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-12-01

DaT Die Household . Ndbmoi1ine
pirb bel s. %. @rps, 408 Mue. E pee,
fault.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-12-01

Srabtnes : 3lappbetten au S..
8. q. Ped & 60. POP & 2O4 Wea
Commensurate.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-12-01

pS- Gerttse Nnatse. tpie fe faouer
nte mad Son y .ntonio gebradt tpuroer !;
Fben ME angesofen. preile nieorig.
p~ancoar Il Sobu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-12-01
SnIan b.

= 3uionmenIeg 8etten fir $12.5
BET 6. g. ped & 6 O.. 202 C 2O4
Wet Commensurate.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-12-01

~ 9As wsse / BON Mdb.M ofhinen
tneresn uEirr Lei lteu gS5ablunss , See
otngungea bet tauft bel grps, 4OS
Mbe. E.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-12-01
@ross MuswabI in Winter : Waaren
ioeben angefOmnsu I'M
Cinderella G1mbs&salaF!


Die isinfen Ssrren. unO Samsa'
emube, fonte auh bic befteil uno pau
erSaitsaeu G56ul,s @ube ftr Saaosr
.unb Mdb9en. 81 ..,.at. 0oyoe,s
{, o5Ierbidte Sily6nbe uno Gtls paa'
I. nHeln! oc.. ,nos IN ,iuer, r..
q. uisy.r edub @ei@dft erfter Slalle
j, / fnbeN 1T! e6nt.mo1oa.
GintNerelta S9ue.pa ani
8 de 5OuaOnttaBe u @Os' o.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-12-01

Wefeli@miebmaaren aaer Nrt in
belIebiger e9mere uno au perldiebes
men Preifen bel @riber 8ros.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1891-09-11
cAeLEp FROM EUROPE.

SHARKS are very plentiful on the Irish
coast this summer.
A CUSTOM has been instituted abroad
of giving a bali to celebrate the baptism
of baby.
At a recent English marriage cere-
mony the bride was exactly twice the
age and twice the weight of the groom.
Ii IS said that Lord Salisbury has Of
fered IS. .OO0, 900 for the whole of the
Portuguese possessions in South Africa.
IN a field belonging to a Mr.. Oakley.
of Halford. near Ludlow, Scotland, a
pea produced one hundred and five
pods.
An English gardener has discovered
way of making edelwciss grow in an
ordinary fiower-pot as well as on the
Alpine slopes.
FRENCH drImmcrs are to be excluded
from Asace-I .orraine. and the FreDch
speak of shutting German drummers
out OF France
A PIGMY recently taken 20 England
from equatorial Africa, and now on eX-
hibition in Liverpool. is of the female
sex. only thirty-SiS inches in height
and appears to be approaching middle
age.
THERE are many odd ways of getting
living. One of the oldest is pursued
hy the salonniercs of Paris, who make
a profession of tying gentlemen's
crav-lts An expert artist in this line
can earn ten dollars an evening, il iS
.,fI
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1891-09-11
HONORABLE THIEVES.
Curious Stories OF the Men Who He'd y
the Oriental Express.

Curious Stories OF tl,e Men who HeiaP
the Oriental Express.
The narratives Of the German men
captured on the Oriental express p, .
band of highwaymen some time a'
and recently returned % their A'''
contains some curious chapters Oh Io'
Der etiquette in Europe, says t1e la'e
go Herald. IN the first part Of The F.g
berry Herr kotsch was deprived p- -a
watch and chain. Subsequently. "a'
trampiDg up the mountain side :" "
robbcr den, he asked the chief ita.--s
for the chain, as il was, he sala, .--
mcnto Of a dead friend. The enc. q
once called the man who had g'' -
first plucking of Herr huiseA an"
dercd him 10 return not only the e"---
but also the watch. This SD aH,'-
Herr Kotsch that he rcpeuteI ll- l-.-.
ing the highwaymen 10y tae1lA2
fifty dollars worth of bills INTO j. =
shoes, and he sat right down ny
waYside 10 make good his sup
lation of highway etiquette. H' -
of his shoes and handed tine money
Illt EtlAtl. WHO ANbfN IT. VIVA
that Herr Kotsch was an Aol'''
man. .te
When the ransom money arIl'' ts
chief expressed deep regret ,'1. ..r.
must part company with H'> new n,
man acquaintance. lie gave s--- x.
twenty-five dollars for tE.lt.7 .-i
pcnses. embraced aHd kissed h''l. Il n
after leading a cheer for '-,'- --
marched his bandits oil tlTo'-
thiclsct. .-...si
Herr Graecer was greatly il-
during his captivity hv the ..l.5 5.-..
Cmc devoted by the brirala, ,-r.-,
oping their possibiIitic~ a~ .'os 80
After slecpi-r." he says. i. M
toilets with the grcate-t c'-. ..s
seemed never to tire Of admir-.
selves in hand mirrors. Lac. ''lr5
such a mirror and q hair ' ..,-
him. So as 20 get every Io-'..-- 81.
OF himself each one w'U-a w. as
twist in every imaEnr'. ..r lt
Frequently he would throw nun. I.., d 3
ON his back. SO as % see A''
Stronger light"
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1891-09-11
THE COLORINe OF FISHES.
Inn~ence of Sunlight on Their Appear

iniiSence OF Sunlight on Their Appear
auCe.
Various explanations have been sur
gested for the fact that most Cat fish
have the dorsal or upper surface col
ored and the veutral or lower surfaee
white. II has been said that the white
veHtral surface protects the fish. farthc
surrounding water with the light shin
ing through il has about the same tint.
and so an enemy floating below and
looking mp could not distinguish him
Recent interesting experiments to dis
cover the influence of sunlight on the
color of fiat fish are noted in the Revu.
Scientifique:
Having placed n few young fish in a
glass vessel the cXperimenter covcre /
the sides and top of the vessel. placed Il
on support and beneath il SO ARRANGED
n mirror that.the sunlight was reflected
into the water and illuminated the ven
tral faces of the fish while the dorsal
faces were in darkness.
The natural conditions were thus re-
verscd. The water was FREQUENTLY
g anged and the fish were well fed.
At the same time similar fish were
placed in a glass vessel and exposed to
the light in the usual way.
The result was that out of thirty fish
exposed . the sunlight from below
only three remained like those in the
ordinary glass vessel and the others de-
veloped greater or less quantities of
pigment cells on the vcntral face. This
Indicates that light has an important
influence on the color of animals. but
it evidently is not the only influence 10
be considered. since some animals
whose habitat Is dark have color
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1891-09-11
An Anecdotc ofIoui. xv,,r.

This inoffensiye monarch took break
fast one morning. Then his ministers
called upon him.
Well" said the king, show arc the
public affairs?''
Getting along very nicely, sire, -"
said the ministers
Hum. In that case" said the king.
Il think | viii go and take a walk
Next morning after breakfast the
ministers called again. "Wer, how do
the public affairs get on to-day?" asked
the king.
Very badly indeed, SIRE said the
ministers
HUM exclaimed the king, sin that
case, ! think 1 will-go and take a
walk
Next day no ministers called on the
king.
What has become of my ministry?''
said the king, after breakfast
Sire" said the palace functionary
who was in attendance, parliament
has turned out the ministry"
"Ahi" said the king; then it's they
who have taken a walk this time, eh?'
-toutil's Companion
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1891-09-11
IN FINE OF PEACE.

1TALy's new warship Sardegna viii
have the most powerful engines yet
made-25.O00 horse power.
Tur actual strength Of the British
troops in India is over 1000 men, the
total population OF the dependency be
ing 2NG.000,00O.
ASoTHEE trial viii be made with the
kola nut as an article OF food. during
the next French maueuvcrs. The ex-
pertinent last year was higAly satisfac-
tory.
TlIE last complaint of the great gun
ships is that thoir weapons often miss
fire owing to the failure of the two-foot
long tube containing the firing charge
to carry the spark.
THE Austrian government has re-
ceivcd from England another couSign-
mcnt Of 100 Ma5irs mitraiIieuscs. They.
as wei as others already received. viii
be placed at Notifications near the bor-
der.
SINCE the Japanese have had war
ships they have been experimenting
with lacquer as p protection TO the bot
toms with marvclously satisfactory re-
suits. The Fuso-Kau, after having been
lacquered FOR q year was found 10 be in
perfect condition.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1891-09-11
PRACTICAL ADVANCEMENT.

FISH are much better preserved when
kept hanging in cold, dry atmosphere.
Living upon the ice they lose flavor and
spoil more readily.
THE low grades of molasses made on
the Louisiana plantations are now
spriullIed over the dry crushed cane and
materially increase its usefulness as
fuel for the furnaces
An automatic life-saving belt that can
bc shaped into a ball, fired from gun,
or thrown by hand has recently been
tried on the Thames. 1t rights itself
upon contact with the water
WATCH crystals are made by blowing
n sphere of glass about one yard in
diameter. after which the disks are cut
from it by means of pair OF compaSSes
having diamond at the extremity of
one leg.
The addition OF a compound called
stepanitc TO the charge Of iron and
coke in a furnace changes the output TO
a compound OF iron and steel without
submitting the metal 10 any further
treatment.
RECENT experience in cold storage
shows that different articles of food re-
Quirc different degrees OF temperature
for their preservation. varying from 33
degrees Fahrenheit for eggs to from -
20 - degrees for poultry and various
Kinds of zane.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1891-09-11
OLD SAXON.
The yiriIe Words Becoming Fashion
Among CoIlegians-

The Nirile Words Becoming Fashion
Among CoIlegians-
The craze for everything English is
reaching the colleges in the shape of
Anglo-SaXon lunacy. 4 boy of mine re-
Gently came home from school in the
east, says a writer in the st. Louis
GlobeDcmocrat, and when we were
one day driving together he spoke of
the horse as ''brack." What's braclx?--
] inquired, for ] thought il must be
some new slang word the youngster
had picked up, when, TO my cnlightcii-
ment. he explained that it was Saxon
for active. On further inquiry ! found
that he was fun of such expressions.
having learned them from a teacher
who was an Anglo-Saxon enthusiast
Superannuated was. in his dialect.
''overweary," the horizon was the sky
edge magnificent was ''highdeedy,' "a
quarrel was a ''brangle," a proud man
was ''overInindy" and street car was
folk vain" i explained TO him in
sorrow that he was living in the west.
where such profundity of wisdom went
unappreciated, and that if he should
happen To ask policeman when the
folk vain" that went by fire ghost
came along. the guardian of the peace
would never imagine he was inquiring
about an electric street car, but would
take charge of him as lunatic Folk
vain may be good enough for Boston,
but it viii hardly answer west of the
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