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Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1901-03-16

The soldiers who are stationed in
Limerick were one day ordered out for
march. When they we're two or three
miles outside the city frightful storm
began to rage and the rain was some
thing unusual, SO before the soldiers got
back to barracks they we're properly
drenched. The sentry who was left on
guard said to the first of the soldiers who
came in, while smiling, 80 he caught
yez?2' "Who1" said one of the soldiers.
Sentry--"De Wet"
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1901-03-16
CHOSE FERN GROVE.

Mackin Council, " M. l., at its meet
ing this week selected Fern Grove as the
place to hold its annual outing, which
will occur this year on June IL. Commit
tees have been appointed and they are
earnestly at work making the preliminary
arrangements for the event, in which the
entire West End feels interested.
The meeting at the club house was
very interesting and there was good at
tendance. The members of Mackin have
under consideration the advisability Of
building fine pavilion or hall, which
would be desirable addition to Their
magnificent home. They are very prog
ressive and are determined their quarters
shall not be surpassed by that Of any
similar organization in the city.
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1901-03-16
MISS MAMIE BRENNAN.

Miss Mamie Brennan, formerly with
Mrs. 1. K. Fairchild's dressmaking es-
Enlistment, has taken Miss K. Acker-
mann's apartments, 1853 West Jefferson
street, Tyler Block, where she will be
pleased to see her many friends and
patrons. Miss Brennan is thoroughly
experienced and fully equipped to turu
out stylish, up-to-date and elegant gar
ments, and guarantees promptuess- and
complete satisfaction to those of her
friends and patrons who are DESTROYS of
anything in the dressmaking line.
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1901-03-16
MAID OF ERIN.


My thoughts delight to wander
Upon distant shore,
Where lovely, fair and tender
Is she whom 1 adore.
May Heaven its blessings sparing
On her bestow them free,
The lovely maid of Erin,
Who sweetly sang to me.
Had fortune fixed my station,
In some propitious hour,
The monarch of nation,
Endowed with wealth and power,
That wealth and power both sharing
My peerless queen should be
The lovely maid of Erin,
Who sweetly sang to me.
Although the restless ocean
May long between us roar,
Yet while my heart has motion
She'll lodge within its corel
For artless and endearing,
And mild and young is she,
The lovely maid of Erin,
Who sweetly sang to me.
When Fate gives intimation
That my last hour is nigh,
With placid resignation
I'll lay me down and die;
Fond Hope my bosom cheering,
That in Heaven shall see
The lovely maid of Erin,
Who sweetly sang to me.
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1901-03-16
He KISSED HER.

A Circassian man was walking one
road and beautiful woman of that coun-
try of beautiful women walked along an
other. At length the roads united and
the two pedestrians continued their
journey together. The man was carrying
a large iron kettle oil his back; in one
hand he held live chicken by its legs;
in the other hand he held cane and led
a goat. Just as they came to deep, dark
ravine the woman said to the man;
~ am afraid to go through that dark
ravine with you. 1t is lonely place
and yon might overpower me and kiss
me by force"
"If you are afraid of that" said the
man, ''you shouldn't have walked with
me at all. But how is it possible for me
to overcome you and kiss you when l
have this kettle on my back, cane in
one hand and live chicken in the other
and am leading goat1 l might as we'll
be tied hand and FOOT
"Yes," replied the woman, "but If you
should stick your cane in the ground and
tie the goat to it and turn the kettle bot
tom side up and put the chicken under
1t, then you might wickedly kiss me in
spite of my resistance"
Success to thy ingenuity, o woman %
said the man to himself II never would
have thought Of that" And when they
reached certain part of the ravine G
stuck his cane into the ground and Ii d
the goat TO it, gave the chicken to the
woman, saying, ''Hold 1t while cut
some grass for the goat" and then, low
ering the kettle from his shoulders, he
wickedly kissed her. as she was afraid he
would.
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1901-03-16
THE PRIEST.


babe on the breast of its mother
Reclines in the valley of love,
And smiles like beautiful lily
Caressed by the rays above.
A chile at the knee of his mother,
Who is counting her decades of prayer,
Discovers the cross of her chaplet
And kisses the sufferer there.
A boy with rosary kneeling
Alone in the temple of God,
And begging the wonderful favor
To walk where the Crucifed trod.
A student alone in his study,
With paid and innocent face,
He raises his head from the pages
And lists to the murmur of grace.
cleric with mortified features,
Studious, humble and still,
In every motion meaning,
In every action a will.
man at the foot of an altar,
A Christ at the foot of the cross,
Where every loss is profit
And every gain is loss.
deified man on a mountain,
His arms uplifted and spread;
With one He is raising the living,
With one He is loosing the dead.
Il Irish Monthly.
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1901-03-16

tire leaves and blossoms that are in keep
ing with gilt-showered foliage and flowers
where numerous colors show forth with
doubtful result from beneath metal-laden
surfaces. Such combinations are often
quite the reverse of good taste. Material
wholly in gilt is again noticeable, and
gilt traceries wind their way on fabrics of
many Weaves.
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1901-03-16
DHLANEY's PATRIOTISM.

Will Delaney, proprietor of Delaney's
Exchange, Seventh and St. Catherine
streets, has been laid up with bruised
knee for the past several days, but to
show his patriotism says he will wear a
green bandage on his knee tomorrow in
honor Of the day.
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1901-03-16
IMPROVING.

Thomas Conway, who last week sus
tanned fracture of his left arm at the
wrist while working for the Louisville
Packing Company, is reported as getting
along nicely at his home, 400 Payne
street, though his physicians say It will
be some time before he can again use the
injured member e
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1901-03-16
NO CHEAP LABOR FOR HIM.

Recently Burrows Brothers, Cleveland,
advertised in the local papers for porter
and a man of all work for their book
store on Euclid avenue. There were
plenty of applicants, among them big.
muscular Irishman, who walked into the
store and glanced about rather uncer-
tainly. Finally his eyes rested on a big
sign suspended high above the door over
table filed with books. Dickens
works all this week for 81, it announced.
The Irishman read It, scratched his head
thoughtfully, and then edged toward the
big front doors. The foor-walker stopped
him and asked pleasantly if there was
something lie wanted, and the applicant
answered with backward glance toward
the sign: OF come in t git tn job, but
Oil not care FIR it. Dickens kin wourke
all tn week FIR four dollars if he wants
to. Oil not. Ye'd better kape him. :"
And the visitor strobe vigorously out
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1901-03-16

Chronic case--''Has your wife conf
planned very long," asked the doctor.
''Ever since we were married." replied
bieekly, sadly. Nothing suits her at
ALL"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-03-12
Gin StimmunssbtlS npn Ynrtp
9Stcp.

Cine itttereilaate Sbiloerune Der
2uitdnoe in borto 9icD felt oen
&rieg eeeen Spanien erttpirft in Ell
ner Correspondents BON bort Der
6erausgeber Der rGbicaeper Nbenb=
ppIt":: Die @ingebDrnen rniiHen Su=
geben, DAB ite 1i6 unter Der anerifa=
niicben 6erribaft aub tpirtbibaftlib
tueit belfer iteben, als unter Der 1pa=
nilben. 3ufrieben fino Tie aber
troboem nibt, ltnb gliiflib nod piel
tuerltger.-
Inter ben gebilbeten ober be1iben=
ben Spaniern unb 8prtprifanern
berr1bten ielbftberltdnolib eroBe
8eritimmung bariiber, baB ibnen bic
amerifanii6en 8iirgerrebte pertpeis
CERT tperoen uno iie tbatidhlid fein
Goterlono baben. lin fie sa per=
i0bnen, belebt Die &eaierune 10 piele
Iemter uie nur m6glib nit @inbeiz
ntilden unb eebt bierin tneil1es
@ra6tens logar 81 tpeit. @s lit oo6
5.8. nibt eerabe angenebm fir Die
anterifaniiben &eilenben, ibr @epdd
pDn 8Dllinipefturen unterlu6en lai=
fen gu miiifen, Die fein 8ort engliib
periteben. Dielem llebelitanbe tpiro
freilid nit Der 3eit abgebolfen tper=
ben, benn bas beranmabienbe @e=
iblebt bentiibt 1ib tpenigltens In ben
StGbten Die enali1he Sprahe au err
lernen, unb ielbit Die ldnbllben
Sbulen finoen einigen 3u1pru1.
So gang leidt tpte ntan6e Nmerifa=
ner 5u alauben pDrgeben, miro ii6
aber Die alte 2anbes1prahe ni1t per=
brdngen lalien. Sn Der 8pilbe.l-
seit tperben Die anerifanilden Beaat=
fet Die bu9itdblih i'm SbpeiBe ib=
res Gbgeri6tes arbeiten, als yrembe
uno ginbrinelinge an9eieben ueroen,
uno tire 8erniibuneen tper5en tpentg
Inerfennune finben. 9aB ibon
iebt Die tneiiten BON ibnen ibrer un=
oonfbaren g(ufeabe niioe iinb, lit
tpabrlid nibt gu perpunoern. Selbit
bas Bisbeu @ebalt, bas lie be5ieben
unb oas nab tneiner @niidt feinen
fdbigen Wenlben perlpden fann, ii1
bauernb in 8Drto &ieD nieberSula1=
fen, miro ibnen als n@rprenung"
auseeleet. gln tpenieiten lit Der
@Duperneur au beneiben, Der tpeniger
@ebalt be5iebt, alS ie6er &ibter
in gOuf County unb boz
BET in leineln rBalaite" tpiirbig re-
pralentiren iou. Die Mmerifaner
tperfen ibn pDr, baB er roielen 2eu=
ten" gu biele 8ueeftdnoniiie ntabt,
uno Die BortDrifaner bebaupten,
baB er iie mod fanee i1iht eenue be-
riifiidtiet. Seine ipaniihen 8Dr=
gdn9er baben itb oas 2eben bebeu=
teno tpeniger iauer gertabt.
Naes in Illem lit alio bic ipge=
nannte Mnelieberung Borto @icos
an Die Ser. Staaten fir eriteres tpeit
pDrtbeilbafter, als fiir lebtere.
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Grfnriiouen oer 5. & 9. M. .=gabn

Rad Gan 2lmtonio, Ser., ppm
II. Bis IA. Mdra: "Toxas Cattle Raj
ser's Association"
Rad Dallas, Ser., bonn %. bis q.
Mdrs: Sdhrlicbe gpnpeittion Der "Texas
Sunday School Association.
Rad Goritcana> Ser., oom 27, bis
%. Nar5 Staats gonpentiuu Der
knights of Macabeesn.
9ad) 0alpeitom, Ser., am l6.
9lpril: *. of P.'', @roBs9pee.
Rad Wetu Srleans, Sa., ppm "A.
Bis 80. Mpril: General Missionary
Conference M. E. Church South.
Rad, sort Wortb, Ser., pom 25,
bis q. glpril: Stats GDnpention Der
Travellers Protective Assn"
Rad Mempbis, Scnn., pum 28.
bis 30, gRai: 3itSamnlenfunft Der bereini9z
ten cpnfDoerirten Seteranen.
Sir oblge GrturiiOnes limb iehr nie<
orige Staten an9eiebt pDroen. gSegen
ginselheiten, bes9t. Staten, Serfanf8taae,
@iiltigfeitsoauer, 5abr5eiten 'e., luenoe
man lief) an ben n6rhiten 9laenten Der S.
& q. N.s8dbn, Doer idreibe an
.. 5. Brice, O. 3. s. 8. a.,
Yaleitine 5eras.
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Sin ti;Giicher Mnfan. .

aiirslib purbe auf IS. Collier
BON GberDfee, Soma, Elm NnfaI ee=
naht, Der UNI elm @enises einen
tDbtlihen Nusgang gebabt bdtte.
Derlelbe riibrte pDn ieinen Nieren
Der. @r befam iDlh' beftige &iifen=
ibmeraen, baB er ii6 nibt obne
grDBe Sbner5en baden, nod 0bne
in &iiien eingepadt 81 iein, fihen
fpnnte. &ein Mittel perl9affte ibnt
2inoerung, biz er feline 3uflubt gu
Electric Bitters rabn, bas eine
iplbe Ienoerung in ieinem 3uitanoe
beroDrrief, baB er ibrieb, er fiible
ii9 tpie neueeboren. 9ieie number
bare Mebicin beilt Giidenlbmer5erl
unb geieren=2eioen, reirligt bas 8lut
unb itdrft bas ganSe Spitent. Sour
SO @ts bel S. &alteber & SDbn,
Orpguilten.
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QSie tit sieS

Bir bieten einbunoert Dollars gelobnune iiir e=
ben Taa BON &atarrb, eer nibt burd Gtnnebmen
oos 3Sl, q y &atarrb=a 9ebei!t merben tann.
geir Die llntersel6Heten, baben S. s. Gbenep lett
ben lebten Is Sabren 9etannt uno balten ibn fiir
opltommen ebrenbait in allen Sei6ditsbanolun=
gen ano finanSiea befdbiet, ale pon ieiner SSirma
,einsegau9enen 9erbinbll6teiteu 3u erflllen
@eft g. Sruar, @roBbaneds= 9roauiIten, 9o=
leoo, ..
@alOtne, 8innan 6 Marpin, @roBban=
bels= =0ro9uiiteH, Soleoo, 9.
9al's aatarrb= =8ur miro innerli6 eenunlmen uno
wrtt oirett auf oas gllt uno Die idteimi9en O6er=
nd6en oes Spitenls. 3eueniiie frei oerianot greis
75c. far Die Gaide. gertauft bon alien @potbetern.
Saa's Jamilien YiIlen iiuo Sic belten.
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g. u. & u. q. 8abu.
u Bio hrt.

Nacb @alpeitDn, SDuiton unb @uerD tds~
yaaeeBB adj Corpus g9riti, aranlas : sab bDuai uno
8eenille tdalib 2:20 Na6u.
Macb 85rne an6 aerrpille, tdalieb, aus
Nacb 81rne un6 &errpille, SDnntaes...
Mnfunft.
Son @alnefon, SuuftDn unb Guero tdg@
lieb. 200 9lberbs.
Son Corpus ghriiti, &ranlas 8aB unb
Beebille tdelicb :55 9tabm.
8Dn 86rne unb &errbitle. taglicb, auS>
gen0mmen SBnntags. -. 1865 Born.
gDn S6rne uno 8erroille, Sunntass,.
.................... 500 Qbenbs.
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vr llarrte Sic GhirIraen.

gllle Ger5te iaeten Genid 6atnil=
ton oDn Welt Sefferlun, O., nab=
Dem er lett l8 8OlDnaten unter "Rec<
tai Fistula" gelitten batte, er wilrbe
lterben, penn nidt eine fpitIpielige
Speratlon por9enpnlmen tuiiroe; er
beilte ii9 ieoO6 ielbit init 8udlens
Irnico=Salbe, Der beiten in Der
@elt. 8eites Mittel gegen Dautz
GusI6lag. 25 Gts. per Sd)ohz
tel. 8u baben bel S. &a(teDer &
SObn Droguiiten.
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9lrst

ginem tiibtieen oeutlhen g(rst
fam cine lobnenoe 8raris iibertra=
gen tperoen. Wtan aoreIIire + i
I der & Daois' glpotbefe, @de
gait SouitDn StraBe uno glpe 9,
San Mntonio, geras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-03-12
Mps 8pntban. ssnbien. nj

glps Bombay, Snbien, miro
beribtet: Der geniusaufnabme su=
fplae bat Die Staot 8onbap eine 8e=
differing non 700 @intpobnern.
Sc iino oies $4,000 meniger als por
10 Sabren. Der &iidfgang in Der
8epDlferungsaabl Der Stabt lit
bauptldblih bem umitanbe altauz
ibreiben, oaB tpdbreno Der lebten
Mpnate piele 2eute, nm Der 8eulen=
peft 5u entgeben, Die Staot perlieBen!
8eridten aus anberen 9beilen oes
2anoes sufolge bat tudbreno Der
6ungersnotb Die gepDlferune Wfaz
fantba 8 nm 900, 900 &Dpfe, bieienige
ppn 8jappre 81 900 unb bieienige
BON 8opna @itp I'm 7400 abgenums
n1en.
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~. g. & =. 8ab,..
bin hrt.

VI b 1T.
Macb gsaco, Sprt 8Drtb, Oallas. aanias
Gitg, ct. 9ouis unb ghieasD, tdslib,
(S. a. & u. 8. OepDt) .7:45 Morsens.
gtob gBacu, Sort g8Drtb, Dallas &C. (nDm
SunletsDepDt) .......... 800 Nbenos.
Mnfunft;
8pn Chicago, ct. 9ouis, 8anias 9th,
Dallas, Sort 8prtb unb gSacD, tdelib
(Sunlet 9epot) .8:30 8Drm.
8on 8aco, Sort g8Drtb, 9allas &c. (S.
q. & q. IS. SepoD -. 1920 Gbenbs.
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ebenIo Gelblimorb

anoeren-tueil er e6enio Selbiimorb
fit Sid beoeutet
Gr ging gu ibnl bin unb nahm bem
re9un9slps Stebenben Die Sanb BPM
@eii6t. Gr erIbrat iiber bic tiefe 8ldiIe
unb Den bitteren Sdmersenssue um
ieinen Wunb. o6er er fagte i6eraenb:
yGun ie9 mir elmer ben MenIden
an, Dem Der Genius i6on ii6tbar auf
Der breiten Gtirn bort stuiiden ben
tii6n9eIdmungenen 8rauen gei6rieben
ffebt. llnh oer tpill li1 ielbH berleug=
nen, nm zines 8ilbes tuillen, bas er
atpor 5eritort, a6er ct allein cod 10
berrlid) 3ll idaffen bernD6t bat?
Meitt nein, mein 6o6n, oas tpdre ia
Elm 6reoet an Gott uno Der beiligen
Gunii. Der 9id nur auf Srrwege unb
frii6er ober ipdter in's 0erberben fiib=
rem miiBte. gDenn 9u In bieier 9e=
siebun9 tuie i'd bermllt6e, neinen @atb
geiu6t Daft. 10 fam er nur In meiner
aufridttgen Warnung beiieGen."
ST batte lid, 6ur9 bas bartndfiee
G6tDeisen ieines 3ub0rers beranlaBt,
immer mebr in Gifer 9eipro6en, babel
ober iid bereebens bemiibt, i6m ms
Geiidt gu ieben. 9ans batte ii9 abee=
tuenoet, unb als Der 9oftpr f1pieg,
madte er feline Sanb fret Die bieier
nod immer sefaBt htelt, uno ains mad
Der S6iir.
n2eb' tuubl,4 Tagte er nit beiierer
@timme, ,uno 9anf fiir 9einen @atb.
Sd mar Elm Narr, 6aB id elaubte,
mir aus ben Sriinlmerr meines Gebens
nod Elm neues aufbauen 3u f6nnen.
9u bolt &e9t, ib inuB meiner unber=
meiblideu 8eiiimmuns foleen, mir
bleibt feline Mabl.4
Gine unbeimli6e Rube lag in feinen
Morten uno in benl tobtblaiien @es
fi6t, oas er, an BET Sbur iiebeno, bem
Dcftcr sutDenoete.
9ieIer mar l6leuniof an ieiner
@eite uno le9te ben Qlrm I'm feline
~S6ultern.
Gin Starr biit gu tpirfli6," ia9te
er better, trdbreno er Miibe bate, ieine
8eiiiir3ung gu perbergen. vMir glei9.
babonIaufen su tuollen, neil i'd ni6tl
beim eriien 9lnlauf f6on nit bollenI
Gegeln in ben neuen &urs bineinieuerni
tpollte? gas Nlter 1T einmal f6tper=.
fdllig, mill erH tuiiien. tuober Der Winb
bIdit, fam fi6, an bas eigene rubiaei
Gabruaiier getp6bnt, ni6t INNER elei9,
auf ben bo6sebenOen Mogen Der Su=l
eenb 5uredtfinoen. Somm, feBe 9i9
uieber gu mir, mir molten In &u1e
Seine 3ufunftspldne nit einanber,
beipre6en.
Nlit fanfter @eipalt fiibrte er Sons
3u feinem Geiiel 3uriif, ilnb bieiersiaut
erid6pft oarauf nieber llno fri9 li9,l
i6tper atbmenO, nit Der 9anO iiber bie
Gtirn.
nllno irenu er jebt ertldrt auf ben
Wonb iegeln gu iuollen, i) feale mil. y
ba6te Der 0oftor reueboll, inbem er
feinem @aft Elm @las Mein einI9entte
unb es ibm binreid.s. .9dtt' i6 bod
in l0blidem Offer bem armen grtrin=
fenoen fait Ielblt ba5 lebte RettungsieilI
ourdidnitten. Gin id6ner gr3t, Ser 10
NIT feinen paiienten umaebt "
llnb laut fling er had elmer pauie an:
.Menn Su fagli, oal Gu nidt mebr
malen fannif, lieber Sans, 10 Mill id
Sir oas ia 9lauben, o69lei6 i6 es
nidt perlfebe. Sd mar mir i'm Nugen=
Bid 10 iiberraldt, eS tbat mir 70 Ieib,
Gid nod mebr leioen su ieben, baB id
boffte, Sid ourd mein 3ureben nod
zines 9eIieren belebren gu f0nnen.
(6ortiebuno iolgt)
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9laes hot feline 2eit 9i,

NIIes bat lellie Selt. Die Belt,
pfn Simmons Cough Syrup su
nebnen 1T Dann 9ef0nmeu. tuenn
man init einem 6nlten, elmer @rfa(=
tung, nit 0eiierfeit Doer rauber
9eble bebaitet lit. 8iro earontirt.
8reis 25 uno so gts.
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Ghinelildhe 93f1tter in Ghnn,

Gbineliibe 8ldtter in Sbanez
bai beribten, baB Gertreter Deuti6=
lambs Berbanblungen nit bobett 6i=
neiiihen 8ear1ten angefniipft bdtten,
in benen es 1i6 Inn Die gbtretuna BON
2dnbereien uno Die GDneeilion 5ur
@rribtung BON Irienalen in ytanz
ting, g8uzgihing un6 9iAene=2u in
Der 8ropinS Sd)aHtuna banbelt.
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@uff gbure Sabn.

VI fabrt.
Macb Stpdbofe. taalieb, ausaeuDmmen
Sonnta9s. .........,.......0 800 Torn.
Mnfunft.
gon Stodbale, ta9lieb, aussenuminen
Sonntaas. as................3:0 300 Nacbn1.
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III saaaa,isr periaat eiuem Ssaaber.

NSf~* SStstfT~s~t ~~$ tNS~ <tW<st JtuNpSt%
S. 81. @arriiun, &aiiirer Der
8anf in gbornoille Obio, tpar burb
ein i6liinine8 2ungen=2eioen ieiner
@elunbbeit beraubt tpDrben. geaA=
Dem er angefangen batte DIR. King S
New Discovery fir Sdtpinblu1t
81 nebnen, i6rieb er. r@s lit oie=
ies bas bette Wiittel, bas idb lie geaen
cine @rfdltune ooer einen i1limmen
Sal ppn 2ungen=2eiben aneepanbt
babe. SEPT balte ib 5auerno eine
5lal6e i'm 6auie." Gudlt gu1
nicbt init 6uiten, grfaltungen pber
6als~, gruits Doer 2ungen=2eiben,
tpenn cine 6eilung 10 nabe lieat.
Sour so Gents unD $1.00. 8robe=
ilaiden frei bel S. &alteper &
Sobn, 8rpeuiiten.
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,,Spro Tormalim" (Gimer &
slmenS), lit als antifeptiibes 3abns
urlb Munbpaiier uniibertrDffen. 8.
s. S6mibt, 6pufton, 9er., Ggent

Sn Sniteroam beiubte Die
&Dniein @ilbeltnine nit ibrem 8e=
mabl, bem Sersoe=8egent BON Wted@
lenbura S1fperin ben oDrtigen
Shiffsbaubpf unb bic &Dnigin taufte
Elm neues Ban5eribiff n6erbug Sen=
orid". Sic bielt babel cine furse
glniprahe, in tpelber iie lagte, tie
boffe, bas S1iff tperoe bem 9eamen
ibreS @enabls @bre MAIDEN uno gum
@Dble oes 8aterlanbes beitragen.
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Giienbabn Jabr= Ylan.
S. & 8. u. Wabn.
Whfnhrt.

Nah ct. Souls bia SrDn Mountain D6er
Wt. 6. & 1880 Na bm.
Na1 ct. 9Duis pia Srun Miuuntain
Gpute. .6.15 Wbeltbs.
Ned ct. 9ouis nia SrDn MDmniain
GDute ............. 900 Mben6s.
Natb 6earne tdglitb. 700 Moraens.
Mnfunft.
Son ct. Souls, Srun Mountain & so.
6. & 8. .7:3O 8Drnt.
8pn Nnrben. 9.25 Sprn,.
Son NDroen .......... 4.20 Hachnt.
@on Searne tdglib ... n:20 Mbenbs.
Son 9arebD. bD...............I 1920 gfamnt.
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SDmtberm asacific 8abn.

Nacb Stem Orleans, Souitun uno @al>
peitDn taglicb. 1900 Mittags.
gfac] 81 8aio, Galifornien unb MerifD
900 &prm
Nacb Nor6eSeras, ct. 2Duis lno gbica<
90 (Katy Flyer ..... 800 Nbenos.
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= gei 81. g 6ofs finoet mea
Die beiten 8illiarb=9ilhe.
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Sente, bic att 8lmt 9lrmutfj leiben,
fauelteit Dem qBiutcr gum Opier. Stdrft unb trdt=
tlet Glcr glat ourtb Den @ebrau6 uon Or. Seger' 8
NHgoipra gitters.
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q MIMI { t.

gon Norb~9eras, ct. aDuis nno Chicago
(Katy Flyer) ........ $3.50 MDrgens.
Son Jetu Orleans, Spuitsn unb @ol~
beit0n tdgltb. .4:45 gfabnt.
8on 81 8alD, GalifDrnien unb Nterifo
................... .7:30 Mbenbs.
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,,@rpRmntter'S 1bee" reiniat
oas Slmt. 25c bet alien 9rpgmiftea.
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.&ebbalb uerfaufem luir 10 uiele oauon?
@ier eillige &eilpiele::

sSarbi9e ,,Yercale" gaiacn beue uno
onnfle nnfl,e 5ar6en icb6ne SHUTTER, nit neuen IN f1c
"Bishop Seeves' ................ JU Us
Slomscst, aus eebtetn farbigent 3epbpr, Nea~
bras uno frana6Idlen 8attiit, nit eroben @tae
rine &ragen uno neuen Bishop c1 Ef1
Sleeves'' D rJU
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,,Sattep= @taoraS|E SaiMen, qana nit ttei<
men ''tucks'', norne Stiderei, neue Ct nm
"Bishop Sleeves '................ YIsUU
,,Slpmfem" aus fran5Diiibem gbambrar,
Battif unb 3epbbr Mabras, nit feiner Gtiferei
unb bobem. umlegbaren &raseu mir - nm
ofertren oieelben fir ir............. VksUU
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1901-11-20
TO BE CONTINUED.

A WEST POINT CRITIc.-Maj. Charles
e. woodruff. Of the medical department
Of the army, on duty at Fort Riley,
Kansas. says that 1t ought to be rea-
sonable to expect that a large proper
tion Of West Pointers would become
famous. or that at least some Of them
would become noted or successful In
life. THE fact Is the very reverse oc-
curs," he says, ''for 1t seems as though
the best way to extinguish a man is to
send him to West Point"
In the course Of a paper which he
has written on the subject he makes
some interesting and original observa-
tions, among others that absolute dis
cipline kills aggressive initiative; that
scholarship is too often mistaken for
ability; that the most successful mill
tary leaders have been noted for their
ignorance Of general topics and hatred
Of books, and that these same great
military leaders are, as rule, undisci-
plined and insubordinate in the lower
grades. He says his object in present
ing these facts Is to show that the
young man who graduates from West
Point is a nervous wreck, and that he
goes to his duties as a commissioned
second lieutenant in a state of col
lapse, worn out by hard work. ceaseless
drills and pestered by the exactions OF
his military instructors, too Otter
stunted into a uniformed mimic bear
ing military title.-Leslie's Weekly.