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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-11-24

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fib ndmlih nit oer biibihen Durf-
ib6nen Watbilbe Gub, tpelhe bic
Maria bel ben Iuffibruneen uerfDr-
perte, perbeiratbet. SIR beren Eolle
iOwDbl wie Die bes grl6iers finb be-
reits glahfolger fir bic nahiten
Spiele in Nusliht eenomnen. Die
Oberammergauer iino nur ,Naturs
ipieler" uno retrutiren iih aus ben
Burden uno Wdbben bes Durfes.
8erbeiratbete biirfen nibt mitipielen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-11-24
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2eute benz Nlter Die ibuloiee M1=
tung periagen. @erabe bas @eeen<
tbeil 1T aber Der Sail in 8esug auf
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fomnlenen Bilen. .3u buben fir
25 Gents bel S. 9alteper & SDbn,
@e0. S. S. Shmitt, giaentbiimer,
uno 30. DreiB, Drpauiften.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-11-24

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perbinbet man oas 0nblibe nit bem
Nngenebmen. &auft Cure Weibz
nabtsaeihenfe bel 8ebr Il oer
Griber uno ibr tperoet BON ben
gmpfdngern aufribtigen Dant
ernten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-11-24

miro elm 3nabe BON bier i'm sllter
bon IA bis Is Sabren, Der gut
Deutih leien unb idreiben tann, Inn
bas Shriftiebers0 0anopert gu erlers
men. @absufra9en in Der Office Der
,Sreien Breiie".
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-11-24
Special Wptts.

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Muitern, uelhe Der ,,Muraan gitp
sSilb & Wteat Wartet" (gel. 81
Trepino Strase. nertauft, frei BON
sSurmaloebgo.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-11-24
Gin Rfarer Gopf,

CUTE @erbauung uno elm bobes rdlts
ses Altsr iint apei &eiultate, bic burd
ben @ebraud bon 3utt'S 2sbersYillen
srji.lt tueroen.
Cinf frwielene Tbat(ate.
&opfidmsrsen, Wtalaria, Masenidurs.
geritopfung, Dpspepiis, @aasnleio:lt
uno abniide &ranibeitsn werben ppll,
faneis sebeilt burd ben @ebraud bOr
IMtt'S Seber. Viuen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-11-24
gfOrooeutide Nlo1o 9ampferz9tnie,

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&eile fir tpeniser als rs per Eca
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reousirt bic @efabr Der Seefranfbeit
auf Elm Minimun.
Waan penoe iif peeen Snforn,a'
tion an SO. B. WilfUn
@eneralsIaent. 8alueiton, 2er.
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-11-24
Uerbamsmiknplle aataitropbe.

Nabldiiigfeit iit fir tlanbe @iiens
babn &ataitrDpbe peranttp9rtlib.
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iantmenbrube Der @eIunobeit tnan=
Dies Weniben au @runbe, beienoers
fDlher, tpelbe an 9alsz uno 2uneenz
franfbeiten leiben. Seitoem es aber
Dr. Sings gfeue @ntoedung fir
Sbminoiuht, 6uiten uno @rfdltun=
gen giebt, braubt yeiemato fib i'm
iblimmiten Sale mebr boffnungslos
fer &eiignation binaugebeben! Mrs.
Sou graD BON DDrbeiter, Maif., lit
cine BON 8ielen, beren 2eioen burb
"Dr. Kings New Discovery"
gerettet purbe. Dieies eroBe Wittel
tpiro garanttrt fir ale 9alsz uno
9ungenleioen burb S. &alteper &
Sobn, @eo. s. S. Sbmitt, gigen=
tbiimer, uno Go. DreiB, 9rDguiften.
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flaihen frei.
Cine biibihe @eidibte. pie
elm Shlauer pDn einent Sblaueren
iiberliitet tpnrbe, miro Gus einem
DDrfe bes &egierungsbeairfes &aiiel
berihtet. DDrt tpar tiiralib i'm Muft
traee zines 6anbelsmannes einem
Bduerlein Die einaige 8ub gepfdnoet
tpproen. Sic tpnnte aber ni1t per=
tauft tperoen, neil nah benz Nusz
iprube beS Hi1terS bas gbier gum
2ebensunterbalt Der 5amilie nDtbig
mar. Der 6anbelsmann iann bin
unb Der, tpie er gu leinem @elbe toms
men tDnne, uub en6lib ibien er eiz
men Nusmee gefunoen 5u baben.
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lein cine 8ieee gu i1enten, benn
auf oiele Weiie mar fiir bic &ub elm
@riab gefhaffen unb iie fonnte Doer
muBte fblieBlih perfauft tperoen.
Dns @eI1ent lna1te benz Wanne
aud 9rDBe Sreube uno er nabn1 es
oanfbar an. &ura barauf tam oann
aber tpieber Der Observation-Disclosures,
INN nun bic &ub abaubDlen, benn es
uar ibn n1itgetbeilt mDrben, oaB Der
Shuloner iebt AUDI i'm Belibe elmer
| 8iege fei. @s tpartete ieiner, suz
tneiit aber tpDbl bes Nuftragqebe.s,
cine groBe @nttdulbung, benn oer
Bauer uar nibt oumm gepeien uno
batte bic 8iege, Die linn geihenft
woroen mar, iogleib geiblabtet uno
ner5ebrt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-11-24
H. The Southwestern Te-
IegTaph & Tel. Co.
go int npr 6ursem einen

bat nur 6ursem einen
,,3pmg 0titamce" 9elepbpn 0ienif
etablirt stuiidbem Gan Mmtpnip mmb
gtpdbale iiber Qlbftms, ct. Sebtpig,
garpemter, Xanernia ,.no gutberlano
eprimgs.
Nrobtrt es. Nrpntpter 9iemif.
Evening star., 1902-03-15

pital building. They will be- in fact. twin
structures the only difference being that
the medical school building will be ono
story higher and will be much deeper, as
lot, IA feet. AS In the other, brick and
iron will be used in the construction On
each Of the first four stories there will be
four large lecture rooms. with amphithea-
ter floors. and each Of these lecture halls
will have a seating capacity for $50 stu
dents. Ample provisions will be made for
laboratories. which will not only be large,
but will be furnished with the fittings
which experience has demonstrated results
in facilitating the work OF the students and
the professors. There are to be chemical.
pharmacy. physiological, bacteriological.
pathological and histological laboratories.
and also laboratory in the infirmary
room to accommodate the dental depart
ment and also a modern anatomical room
In both buildings the best and newest sys-
tenn Of heating and ventilation will be In
stalled and there is also to be a cold-stor-
age plant.
AS stated. the work Of construction is to
be begun the first of the month. and 1t Is
expected that both buildings win be ready
for use by the first of October
Evening star., 1902-03-15

ed from balloon into an aeroplane or
vice versa 1t is propelled by screws Of
considerable length. having continuous spi-
raj webs or blades"
cartridges at the stern was the inspiration
which gave a patent to an Oakland, Cal,
genius the other week. The gases
resulting from the explosion of the cart
ridge in escap ping through the orifice exert
their full force In propelling the ship for
ward" explains the inventor.
The third most recent patent in aerostats
gees to another Californian. "A suitable
body or house, says he, is constructed,
the upper portion of which forms a gas
containing chamber" An Albuquerque man
comes next with 81 balloon in the shape or
a huge ring in whose center revolves a
volving in a horizontal plane and thus
Screwing the entire device toward the zen
ith. Below puff powerful engines about
which hover the terrified crew.
A giant humble bee, or an alrshfp which
looks exactly like one, was lately patented
by genius of the Quaker city. Although
the outlines of the vehicle are so like the
insect named, the inventor specifies that
its principle of lncomotion shall resemble
that of bird-that Is, 1t shall have the
l!ghtness and strength, with the wings Or
prcpellins devices located at the most de-
sirable point TO effect the moving of the
machine and having simple means under
the direct control Of the operator for shift
ing the gravity point. directing motion up
or down. The operator perches himself
upon small leather saddle and waves the
wings of the device by vigorously revolving
a pair of bicycle pedals. And these are
but few OF the latest And who knows
but that some of them may be entered for
the st. Louis cup: that one of them viii
carry off the 100000 prize.
Whether the new aerodrome which Mr..
Langley is constructing for the army will
have been completed in. time for the st.
Louis contest is a matter of doubt While
Europeans nave made the most notable
strides as masters of aerostats of the dirg
Tile balloon type, MIR. Langley has unques-
tionahly won the 1aurels of the contest in
the broad field of aerCdynamicS. His aero
drOme, weighing more than the air which
it displaces. is sustained and propelled eX-
ClusiNcly by forces which its engine pro-
duceS. No buoyant gas aids its flight or
direction. whereas the aerostatS of Santos
Dumont, of Count Zeppelin of the French
army, and all of those in fact, which have
Travelled a mile have been no more thar
elongated balloons with propellers and
rUdderS.
The aerostatic congress had best provide
field hospitals. generously sprinkled beneath
its aerial course and ambulance airships
well manned with experienced surgeons. 1t
would be wise. too, for the officials of the
Louisiana purchase exposition to schedule
Evening star., 1902-03-15
THE AEROSTAT|CS
Congress of These Inventors
Soon to Meet.
THE AIRSHIP RACES ON
ST. LOUIS PROGRAM ExCITEs
GREAT FURRY.
Americans Far in Lead in This
Branch of Scientific
Progress.
THE AIRSHIP RACES ON
Written for Tie Evening Star.

Written for Tie Evening Star
Alrshfp inventors the world over are whet-
ting their wits fuI the worlds first aero
static congress. to be held In st, Louis In
correction with the Louisiana purchase eA-
position.
The SfOo 900 offered to the most successful
operator Of an aerial craft is premium
not 10 be winked At. This snug fortune
and the additional purse of $4,000 in prizes
to be offered 10 aerostat racers of various
classes are sufficient bait TO attract flying
machine geniusss and flying machine cranks
from all enlightened corners Of the earth.
And this lcrc will bc bat small frac-
;ion Of the spoils Of victory. The laurels
Of international fame ar, guaranteed.
Sir Hiram Maxim agrees TO eXpend SloA,
OOC IL preparation for the contest-to put
this extraNagant sum on a brand-new air
ship. Secretary Langley Of the Smit thson-
ian. the worlds most eminent aerodynamiSt
and Octave Chanute. an international au
thority on this seductive science have beer
selected to arrange for the contest. Sam
tos Dunont has promised to enter a new
Gerostat the lists, Count Zeppelin IS
expected-indeed, are scores of other
aerodynamists, aerostattcians, aeronauts,
nautical engineers, bal1onists and what
not
Twill be the most exciting spectacle ever
Evening star., 1902-03-15
THE Willy BARBER
Has Clever Way of Beguiling His
Customers

THAT man can give me the handicap OF
a haircut and then get more money out of
a customer than l can, and / always sup
posed l held the palm among Washington
BARRIERS when it came to the financial
phase Of my profession" This was the
remark of an artist of the tonsorial school,
as he proceeded to entertain and shave one
of his 'steadies" In handsomely appoint
ed shop" In uptown hotel. and indi-
eating with his lather brush his running
mate at the next chair. I'll make the pre-
diction now that 1t will cost that man Just
S1.5O before he gets out OF his chair" he
continued. a customer with every cvi-
dence of ready cash and also that OF be-
ing in a hurry took a seat IN the chair of
the barber from Chicago. who was the one
indicated.
Just watch how he does IT.
4 have Just five minutes in which to get
a shave" remarked the Chicago BARRIERS
customer as he took his seat, and then
the handling OF the artist began His
first remark was "Oh, l can fix you ND in
good shape IN that time" and then silence
enued for space of just three minutes
at the end of which time the hurried Gus
toner had been shaved and retouchcd.
Then. glancinS at the clock, the barber re-
marked, You have just two minutes left,
and you could not spend il in a better way
than to let me massage your face"
All right" was the reply. and the Gus
toner proceeded to account for his hurry
by explaining that he had a dinner en-
gagement for which 1t was necessary for
him to dress
The manipulation of the muscles OF HIS
face by the deft movements Of the barber
had the desired soothing effect. Five full
minutes Were spent in this way without a
murmur from the customer. who evinced
no uneasiness and who was by this time
submissive to the masters will. Raising
him up in his chair. the barber ran his
fingers through the hair OF his customer,
remarking as he did so. "You really ought
to have your hair trimmed. II looks rather
stringy around your collar" The order
was given, and in a very brief time the
desired trimming had been finished Then
brushing 1t down smooth, the barber re-
marked, THAT effect isn't what it ought
to be. Your head has the appearance of
Just being barbered. You had better let
me SINCE the ends of your hair and take
off that glossy appearance"
With one glance at the clock. the GUS
toner gave the singeng order. and after
the burning taper had been applied deftly,
a significant sniff came from the barber
Then, hesitatingly, and with an observing
inspection he remarked. THAT will never
do. Your head smells like a tannery. That
II you will just step over here to the bowl
/ will give You a shampoo in jiffy. and
you will then be in the pink OF condition"
After the shampoo, which was assented
to, there was not a single thing left for
the barber to suggest, the shop con-
tained no manicuring outfit The hurried
customer had been in the chair of the Chi
cago barber just twenty-three minutes
and his bill amounted to S115.
Evening star., 1902-03-15
Columbian University to Erect
New Buildings.
ENLARGED HOSPITAL
MEDICAL SCHOOL TO HAVE FOUR
LARGE LECTURE ROOMS.
Ample Provision Made for Laborator-
les, Which Will Have Ali
Modern Equipments.

Beginning the first OF the month two not
able additions are to be made TO the build
ings in this city which are used by the
Columbian University. These new struc-
lures are to fill pressing need due to the
growth of the university. One structure
will relieve the pressure which has been
felt in the medical department of the insti-
tuition for some time. and will give ample
lecture halls and laboratories for the use
of those who are fitting themselves to be
medical practitioners and dentists. AT the
same time the Columbian Hospital, which
was opened a little more than three years
Evening star., 1902-03-15
ForeWarned.

From the Cleveland Leader.
A popular Cleveland doctor tells this story
of bright boy his own, who had reached
the mature age of nine after an early
career marked by many wild and mischieV-
Gus pranks
His restless nature had made him some
thing of torment to his teacher at times,
and one afternoon not long ago she kept
him after the others were dismissed and
had a serious talk with him. Perhaps she
was q little afraid that her admonitfons
were falling on stony ground. Anyway. she
finally said:
II certainly will have to ask your father
to come and see me-"
Don't you do It." said the boy.
The teacher thought she had made an i'm
preston.
yes" she repeated, II must send for
your father"
s'You better not" said the boy.
"Why notf" inquired the teacher.
"'Cause he charges 81 q VISIT" said the
scamp.
Evening star., 1902-03-15

ago, has outgrown its present quarters and
a building is to be erected which will about
quadruple the present facilities.
The university was favored in casting
about to meet this emergency In owning an
unusual frontage on the north side Of H
street between 18th and 14th streets This
holding includes the old Medical School
building and the hospital building, which
was formerly used by the preparatory de-
partment of the university, the holding
comprising a frontage OF It's feet and the
greater part Of it extending back IA feet
on 80-foot alley. 1t is proposed to erect
two large buildings on that frontage, one
to take the place Of the present medical
school building and the other to be con-
nected with the present hospital, as the lat
ter Is not to be removed.
Dimensions Of the Structure.
According to the plans prepared by Horn
blower & Marshall. architects, a new struc-
ture is to be erected. adjoining the hospital
building on the east. which will have q
width of 60 feet and depth of so feet.
The frontage will recede somewhat from
Evening star., 1902-03-15
Partly Classified.
From the Philadelphia Times.

rom rHt fHlIHutIphla IIHlts
In the course of an object lesson on
the Cat in a Philadelphia public school
the teacher, trying to find out what her
pupils remembered of a previous lesson,
asked this question:
what boy can tell me to what family
the cat helongs?"
After questioning eight or ten boys she
was giving up in despair, when hand
was raised.
"Wen?' asked the teacher.
Il think the cat belongs TO the family
that owns it," was the dminutive pupils
answer.
Evening star., 1902-03-15
Dimensions Of the Structure
To Color Easter Eggs.

From the Ladies' Home Journal.
Procure packets of aniline dyes of the
various colors you desire; pink, light blue,
pale green. yellow, crimson and purple or
mauve are effective. Dissolve the dye in
hot water and boil the eggs in 1t until they
are colored the shade desired. Make a
large nest of moss or Of green crepe paper
cut In strips. II you cannot obtain moss.
Evening star., 1902-03-15
The Wrong Breed.

From the Troy Times.
$50 you won't let me play Hamletr' said
Stormington Barnes.
"Emphatically, no." answered the man.
ager.
You have no respect for the character
of the great Dane?"
Now, my dear Storm was the soothing
rejoinder, what does the public care about
great Danes? What 1t wants is the
bloodhounds In Uncle Toms Cabin"
Evening star., 1902-03-15

"Ahw sighed the romantic young woman
who was one OF the fashionable Lenten
sojourners at the seashore, II wonder why
the ocean means soT
"Perhaps." said the practical young man.
''eome crab or lobster fs pinching ite under.
tow."-FhiiadeIphta Press.
Evening star., 1902-03-15
Rapid Fire Guns for the Local
Brigade.
TO REV. ARD EFFICIENCY
TRANSFER OF OLD RIFLES FOR
NEW IN PROGRESS.
Very Busy Times Ahead-Annual In
spections to Occur in May-En-
campment Two Months Later.

Providing the troops Of the District OF
Columbia National Guard with the new
army rifle, to judge from expressions or
approval heard on all sides. was decided
ly gratifying step to the officers and men
OF the brigade. But there Is something
equally as interesting in store, If rumors
count for anything. General Harries has
been visiting the War Department very of
ter of late and from all indications 1t is
no more than reasonable to infer that the
local citizen soldiery will be supplied with
a number of rapid-fire guns, caliber 80.
The intention is. so far as can be learned.
to allot one Of these rapid-fire guns to each
company of the brigade that reaches a Ger
tain standard In rifle practice The guns
are similar to those in position on the
vessels used by the Naval Battalion. For
infantry purposes they are mounted on
wheels. On the occasion of parades 0:
turnouts of any sort they would be dragged
by one or more members of company.
1t is further planned that only those guards
meE who attain n specific rating at small
arms practice will be permitted to fire with
the large arm. All work with the latter will
be done on the range
The rapid-fire guns Will be regarded as In
the nature of certificate of merit, as they
will be issued only to those organizations
that excel in the special line of military
work indicated.
Evening star., 1902-03-15
Altruism.

From Brooklyn Life.
'sWhy do you 60 out between the acts
at the theaterf"
Because I fear It would disturb peo-
pie II went out while the act was In
progress"
Evening star., 1902-03-15
Corrective Measures.

From the Chicago Tribune
'You told me you were going to enlist in
the army"
Il did the best l could. 7 went and Of
fered myself, but they said l too tall
and turned me down.
Evening star., 1902-03-15
As Suggested.
From the Chicago News.

From the Chicago News.
Borem-"Now, what would you do IL you
were in my shoes. Miss Cutting?"
Miss Cutting-"Td point the toes toward
the front door and give them a start
Evening star., 1902-03-15

the breakfast table. II you wish to give
each child one egg as a keepsake have
little nest by each plate with the egg In It.
Evening star., 1902-03-15

Grandma-"Sakes alive. child Don't tell
me you are chewing gum.'
Willie-"No; / amt"
Grandma-'"Thats a good boy. I'm proud
of your
Willie-"Its tobacco."-Chcago Daily
News
Evening star., 1902-03-15

congresses of physicians and undertakers
for dates identic al with those Of the aero
drome races.
JOHN ELFRETH WATKINS, JR.
Evening star., 1902-03-15
Issuing the Krag Rifles.

Inc aTnlUS OI the Will tiit neN
army magazine rifle. or Krag-Jorgenson. is
being rapidly carried toward a conclusion
During the past week Company d, 9th Bat
talon. the Engineer Corps, Companies A.
B, C and D, 4th Battalion; Companies E
and D, I'd Battalion, and Companies A and
B, 1st Battalion, have been properly equip
red Orders have been issued from militia
headquarters directing Companies A, Il and
c., 9Th Battalion, and Company {, 1st Bat
talon, to transfer the old Springfield rifles
for the Krags next Monday evening.
Iu order that sufficient time may be al
forded to equip all the commands with the
Krags. and that the several competitors
shall be on an equal footing, the company
team rifle match has been postponed until
Monday and Tuesday, the oath and 18th
instants and the battalion team match un-
til Monday the 31st instant. The regimental
team match will also be shot the 3lst In
stant as heretofore announced
Regimental and separate organization
commanders have received instructions
from militia headquarters to direct that all
devote at least thirty minutes of every drill
assembly for the period Of two months af-
ter the receipt of the rifles to the manual
OF arms as prescribed for the krag.
One of the first organizations to drill with
the new arm was Company A, I'd Battalion.
Before instructing his men In loading and
firing. Captain Edwards took occasion to
explain in detail the use and workings of
the several parts of the rifle.
Very Busy Times Ahead.
There are busy times ahead for the
guardsmen. With the coming of spring the
military fancy lightly turns to thoughts OF
the annual inspections, outdoor rifle prac-
tice and the summer encampment The
dates for the inspection and muster have
been Professionally decided on Practically
the entire month of May will be devoted to
the scrutiny. The percentages attained in
connection with the last inspection will
soon be published in general orders, and
that fact will be an incentive to company
commanders to grow energetic in an en-
deavor to make the best possible showing
when they appear with their commands be-
fore the board of inspecting officers. The
work preparatory for the annual inspec-
tions may be regarded as a spring cleaning.
All Indifferent material known as dead
wood" is discharged from the service, and
| uniforms and equipments receive atten-
tion.
The annual rife practice on the range will
occur this year much earlier than usual.
The guardsmen will be ordered to face the
targets during the early part of June.
There is every reason to believe that the
encampment will occur in July. OF course
the scene of the outing has not yet been
selected. although the majority of the mem
bers Of the brigade seem to be entirely
satisfied with that section of Virginia just
outside Of the town of Leesburg.
Athletes Are Working Hard.
The attendance upon the classes in the
gymnasium at the Center Market armory
has increased 100 per cent since the an
nouncement OF the program for the annual
meeting under the auspices Of the Ath-
letic Association, D. C. N. G.. which is to
be held in the near future. Those who pro-
Evening star., 1902-03-15

Mr.. Lewis Painter Clephane has been
commissioned lieutenant, Junior grade, In
the 1st Division, Naval Battalion.