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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-08-24
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iammern uno fla9en iber unertrGgs
li1e Sbmeraen, na1bem iie ielblt
ibren Organen gu piel 5ueemutet ia.
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Or. Sings @euen 2ebens : Yiaen
maht man aber aaeoem idneu elm
gnbe. Sic nirten miloe nno opd)
ariinbIib. Wan neriuhe fie. Sour
Is Gents. @arantirt BON ben Npo=
tbefen BON $. 3alteper & Son uro
Noolpb Dreis.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-08-24
3um 8efmb beS 8ampmembpotes
Yantber."
Nua Mofnp{4nn mirh ma oo,9

Gus Galueiton miro uns aeibrie.
ben:
Der bepor1tebenbe Beiuh zines
&anonenboOtes Der faiierlib oeut.
iden 5lDtte i'm biefi9en 6afen bat
fir bic Deutih /, Mmeritaner oes
Staates geraS cine gang beionoers
mihtige 8ebeutuna. 8is iebt 1T
nod fein teraniiher 9afen bon Ell
mem iplben 8eiub beebrt moroen
uno es miro uns gum erften Male
Die @eleaenheit, unieren 2anbsleu<
ten BON Der beimatlihen Slotte in un.
ierer neuen 6eimat Die QrDBtm1glihe
@aitfreunofhaft 81 erpeiien. @enn
AUDI Die meiften BON unS DeutIG<
Nmerifanern 8ur9er Der Ser. Staa,
ten fino, 10 bdngen mir bod nit un=
u~erdnoeter 4iebe am alten 8aterlanoe
uno iino nit gerebtem StDlse erfuQt,
menn mir uniern 2anosleuten BON
Der beutiben SfDtte bier elm bersli=
cues WiQf0mtner bieten fDnnen.
@ir @alDeitDner molIen babel
ourdaus nidt ielbftiahti9 fem, ion,
bern rehnen gang uno gar auf ein
-3uiammenmirfen init ben pornebm-
iten un0 berporragenoiten beutlhen
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8ereine, Der Orben Der 6ermanns=
SDbne unb Der oeutId>teranilhe
SdngerbunS nno Die perldieoenen
Be5irtSs @elangs8 erbinbungen.
gS fDrtttt babel auf elm einmiti.
9es 8u1ammengeben Ger Bereine an,
benn es muB uns pDr Muen oaran
liegen, oaB mir uns bel elmer lulden
Denomination nibt blamiren. Man
muB fib bel 3eiten auf elm Teitpru=
gramm einigen, benn es miro not
uenoig iein, oaB man bent &Dnman=
banteu oes Gbiffes oaslelbe unters
breitet uno iib ieiner 3uitimmuna
i'm Doraus uerli6ert. Das lieBe 1ih
oenr am beiten ourh oas taiIerlih
oeutihe &0niulat bierIelblf beIuroen
uno ib m0hte pDriblaeen, oaB man
iid init allen 8Orihld9en an Germ
apnlul Nunge menoet, Der NIT benz
R0mmanoanten oes GrieaSihiffes
eDrreiponoiren fann. gs lift oas
fbon ~oesuegen n0tuenoia, neil man
nibt meiB, mie lanae oas &anonens
boot fih bier aufbalten niro uno pb
fhlieBlib oaS Dbne nDrberige Bu=
abgeihloiiene Bru9ramm
our Ausfibrung gelanaeu tam.
Worausiidtlid miro oas &anonens
bDot v8antber" etrpa bier big flint
Gage bier perneilen tDnnen, 20 oaB
man iib nit ieinen Borihldeen auf
pieaeiht or~eitdaiees BrDgramm
fam.
Mit ben @iienbabnen III man be-
ber grmaBiauna ppn Staten
in 8erbinoune aetreten uno
70 ueroen ieitsnS Der @alpeItoner
8uiineB 2eague @erbanolunsen oas
riiber betrieben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-08-24
Cages , Wemigfettem.
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&rieasmini1ter &pDi

Srie9sminiiter EpDt Fat bic
&eiie nab 2Dnopn angetreten, UNI an
ben 8eratuuaen Der aemiihten gDm@
mllltDn aber Die I1asfa=@ ~rensfrage
tbeil5unebmen. Die gDmmilIiDn
trltt am 3. September i'm Nusmdr=
tiaen Imte gu 2onoDn suiammen.
Ser oeutlhe @eneralcpnlul
Or. 8Hns in Stem Oort bat ppm
Iuspartiaen Nmt IN Berlin Sroer
erbolten. nab Dem 6aag ab5urei=
fen, nm in Der Geneauela<5rae ols
Sbieosri6ter 81 funairen. 9ieie
gang bel0noere Iusseibnung oes
General @oniuls miro oabin geoeu=
tet, oaB Serr 8inS nibt pieoer
na6 Seem Sort 5urndtebren miro,
iOnoern fiir einen bDberen Soften,
entneoer in Berlin Doer IonIt in Ell
ner europdiiben Wetrppole, auserle=
ben lit.
= Ius Seattle, 8alb., ldreibt
man: Ser 3olinlpector 8rinfer be.
lhlagnabmte 100 Bfuno 4mbra Die
fiiralih in 8ietoria geitob[enen mDrs
ben mar. 9a Der BreiS oieIe8 im=
mer leltener n%eroenoen Stoffes auf
$4,000 per unSe berednet miro, TO
rep%rGlentirtc Die belhlaanahmte
Waare ca. $48, 900. Imbra 1T cine
Drilenausldeiouna oes Buttfiibes
uno miro geaenpdrtia nur nod CUR
Barflmerie Sabrifation oerpenoet.
= Der Mann, ruelder oas gole-
mite Eal in Californian e%ntoedte, it
firslib in @inpna, Mimi, in Der
8eriDn BON Or. 2afapette $. guns
nea, 80 Sabre alt, aeitprben.
Or. 8unneq nar elm Geterar oes
merifaniiben 8rieees, oes Snoianers
frieges in Californian i'm Sabre
1851, uno oils Nrst bes Sc. @isconz
fin Snfanterie- 8e9imentes modte er
Den Birgertrieg init. @r ibrieb
smei Bidder: Die @ntoeduna oes
golemite : Gales" uno ,@elbidte
8inonas uno ibrer u%maeaeno."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-08-24

Die Brinaeilin Nleranora BON
ylenbura : 8iritein, Die nab man
berlei Grlebnihen ein 9otel fir oor=
nebme 8dfte am Bpoeniee betrieb.
bat fih fir bancroft ert(art.
Ser preuBiiGe GiIenbabninini-
iter nabm iid Die 2ebre, pelbe bas
por &ursem in Baris itattaebabte
ungliid auf Der unteriroi1ben gileu-
balm geaeben bat, gu 6erSen. Die
8eamten aaer unteriroifden uno
8lattbabnen baben Befebl erbalten,
lalnmtlibe Tunnel ourd eleftrilde
Orabte gu erleu6ten, pelde BON Den
Die Vetriebfraft liefernoen Ordbten
eanslid unabbanai9 finb uno Gppa,
rate an5ubringen, ourh pelGe Die
2eute oes 3uaperiDnals in ben Gtano
gelebt ueroen, ben Die grieberqft
liefernoen eleftriid]en Strom an ir=
geno elmer b~eliebiaen STEELE HI uu=
terbreben uno oamit 8ige, tuelde
itb elmer SteQe ndbern, an Der elm
unfaa itottgefunoen eat, gum Sal
ten 81 bringen. eSerner baben Die
Bean1ten Befebl erbalten, aufsub0s
rem, Siae 81 iiberfiiQen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-08-24
auerlt.

Nm Sunntae tur3 mad Mitter-
uadt tam bic telephoni5he Wahriht
mad benz 8oliseis6 auptquartier, oaB
Stnnielai8 Bfdnoler in feinem Gaufe
SO. lob aania8 StraBe Durb eiten
S@uB uertuunoet tpprben fei. Ct bat
cine S6uBtuunoe in Der 8rnlt, bic
10 0efdbrlih 1T, oaB er nidt ms
Qo1pitnl gebrndt tueroen tonnte.
BFnnbler tunnte ridt fpreden uno
teire Nngnben MAIDEN. Bfdnoler
erlna ieiner Wusfbe am Sunntaa
M16mittag fiinf ubr. gr ftano i'm
<er BON As Satreri mnb binterlGst
cine Grai un6 orei Rinber. Sn letter
Belt iua er frdntlih getpelen lein.
Ir mar i'm @rgitaq. Saloon als &oh
anoefteDt.
Die .Soutbern Steel @onitruc.
tion.G Company" pirb iib in Der Sib.
Breia GtraBe, nabe Dem Nusfel-
lungsplab r~iieoerlaifen unb miro ouf
benz nnaetauften. 81 N6er umfa5fen.
ben Grunbftid bic 5abrifeebduoe
erridten Iaffen. Die &ompagnie
mirb Stablarbeite1 fir Bausuede,
0efdngnifie etc. ausfibren.
- SIN Gauie ieineS S1uiegers
i05nee gbos. Wur5ba6. 54 Cartons
Stra6e, ftarb i'm utter pom II Sabs
rem 5erbinnno Bertiemics am Rrebs.
Gr mar in ber Bropins BDien eebo.
rem unb u0bnte felt nierSebn Sabren
Ia Der Stabt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-08-24
9as GmSc etmes erbttterten aamptcs.

r8wei Ner3te fdmpften lanae uno
erbittert geaen einen NbiceB in mei=
ner rebten 2unae", idreibt S. &.
5ugbes BON Dupont. @o., ,uno tie
gaben MIDI lhon auf. Seoermaun
oadte, mein lebte8 Stinolein iei qe=
fommen. als lebte 3unludt perz
ludte i'd Or. Sings 0eue gnt-
oeduna fir Shminoiubt". Der gr-
folg, ben i6 oamit er5ielte, mar qe=
raoe8u perblIffeno un0 ihon in elm
paar 9aaen mar ib pieoer auf.
Sebt babe ib meme @elunbbeit ppu=
itdnoig mieoergemDnnen." Oas W3it=
tel beiieot ieoen 6uften, ale grfd(z
tungen uno 6alS= uno 2uneenleioen.
@arantirt ourb Die Nputhefer s..
&alteDer & Son uno Mootpb Dreib.
Breis 50 Gents uno LOO. Brobes
flaiden frei.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-08-24
Srief elite.
Nerren.Qiftet

S. Us. 8tfer-9ohn ". 8rinf-Roberi
Saliam-@eora ebrobim-gbas. 6luie-
Sohn 9~roBenbather Soc 8orner = So.
8. 8buner-@. Wiiaer-@ns. s.. S6miot
Geo. Shfpfer Carl Shulb - SEQ.
young.
3amens&tfte
Wfrs. Norma 8ieltein- Ntap 8rebfe-
NRrs. g. 90. 9omm = 2iIie Herumou -
Wtrs Is. ". 6aesler - @liie lllrib.
atusI1ubifdte
Wtrs. 9olfeiu-&obter uno 5ran-9ers
mann 9aa8.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-08-24

-@ute BbiStles uno quite Weine
gu nieoriaen Breilen 81 perfaufen.
~. Gaftanols & Con, Main Npe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-08-24

Die @adtluft i'm Gueuif brinat
bdufie 2eberleioen. Or. Nueuit &6s
nigs Oamburger Gropfen fino n6tia,
gu beilen uno oas gauge Gnitem
mieoer %aufaubauen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-08-24

Brobirt unlere euten Bbisties
uno 8eine gu nieoriaen Greilen.
GaitanUla & SoH, Wqin Gpe.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-07-24
ror cordon Bennett Trophy.

Newport r. l.. July 24.-The race
for the Gordon Bennett international
trophy for steam yachts. which takes
place OF Newport this afternoon, Is
attracting no end of attention among
the sporting enthusiasts. This Is due
partly 10 the novelty Of the contest
and also 10 the large number and
prominence Of the entries. While the
entries number several score the
boats that ere supposed to stand the
hes; chance of carrying of the honors
are George J. Goud's new turbine
Yacht Emerald. ]. Pierpont Morgan's
Corsair. II. II. Rogers Kanawha, w.
K. Vanderbllt's Valiant. Clarence II.
Mackay's Colonia and W. B. Leeds
Mona.
The trophy, which is valued at 81.
500 Is called the Lyslstrata Cup, and
is named after Mr. BENEFITS steam
Yacht. probably the fastest ocean
going pleasure craft in the world.
The winner OF today's race will re-
celve S25OO IN cash in addition to the
cup
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-07-24
Petition to
the Car

Governor Chamberlain yesterday re-
ceiyed a copy OF the petition now be
ing circulated through the United
States. TO be signed and presented to
the Czar. for the amelioration OF the
Jews In Russia. The petition was sent
Ia the governor for his signature by
Mr. Sig sichel. OF Portland, and 9th
era OF the state officers were requested
to aiiix their signatures. The petition
was last evening returned 10 Mr.. Sich'
el, and Il bears the best names obtain.
able In the state. some OF them having
been Affixed before the document was
received In this city, Following is a
list OF the gentlemen who signed Il.
Bishop u. Wlstar Morris, Senator
lohn n, Mitchell. Senator @. w. Ful'
ton. Congressman j. N. Williamson
Archbishop A. Christie Mayor George
H. Williams. OF Portland: Cow Geo E
Chamberlain. Secretary OF State H. /
Dunbar State Treasurer Chas. s
Moore, Attorney General A. NJ Craw
ford, Associate Justice O. E. Wolyer
ton. Chief Justice n. A. Moore. Asso
clate Justice II. 3. Bean. Clerk OF the
Supreme Court J. j. Murphy. State IL
hraran J. H. Putnam, Chief Clerk q
a Brown OF the state land once. State
Supt j. II, Ackerman and W. N
latcna.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-07-24
A v,.,, by Night

Rome July 24.--Interesting person, n
al stories about Leo XIII. continue U 70
an N the press and form a staple Of con, n
vs,sation ,s among all classes. Here Is
one that. whether or not it be true, , IS
none The less interesting. AS has been peer
frequently stated he is supposed nev- ,,
az to have LEFT the Vatican since the
conclave made him pope; but from
verv good authority there emanates q
story 10 the effect that once by night'
IN the disguise OF an ordinary priest
10 drove in a common cab through
The CAPITAL Of the usurper' to pal.
ace where a brother Of his, who was
n cardinal lay dying. A woman VINO
noticed the priest get out OF the cap
swore that Il was the pope she saw
Next day the cardinal his brother'
lay dead
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-07-24

Salt Lake city. July 24.-This Is Q
day that always fills the minds OF the the
people Of Utah with interesting reyer'
los as II marks the anniversary OF inc
dav when in 1s47. the pioneers, after
a march Of great priyation across the
desert reached the land that was des
tined 10 be their home The day was
observed in Salt Lake as a general
holiday. stores and Offices being
closed and many of the places deco
rated with flag sand bunting. In the
Mormon meeting.house, as has been
The custom for years. special exer
cises in commemoration Of the arrival
of the pioneers were held ana au
dresses delivered by speakers OF prom
iupnCp
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-07-24
The Weather
Tonight and Friday. showerh
Tnr CITY LIoHTINo CONTRACT,

TAG CITY LIGHTING CONTRACT
Since the Salem city council has
mrned down the new city lighting
contract. II will be interesting to note
inst what the terms Of that contract
aro and ascertain. n possible, why so
apparently good a contract should not
be acceptable to the city When the
prereut contract was made by the CIT
Izeue' Administration about -four years
ago. n was conceded by all to be a
arst.class business proposition. IL
eave Salem the lowest rate Of any city
on the coast. and was considered one
~ the braveat and most sensible
achievements OF the Citizens Admin
ietration. In fact, Il Is generally con
coded that this one buslnehs-like act
Of the administration has done more
10 perpouate II than anything else,
unless u was the popular loan INTRO
duced by II. Why this same contract,
or what IN. In fact. better one
ehould now be turned down by the
same administration II indeed mys-
terry.
Under this renewal contract the
rate remains the same and the city is
given the option OF having as many
more lrhts as II wants az the same
rate. The additional lamps are also
10 be put IN No the expense OF ihe
company. instead OF the city, which
will be no small saving. Furthermore.
labor aud all kinds Of material are
much higher now than they we're az
the time the present contract we're
made. and Il would naturally follow
that IL n was good contract at that
time. Il must be better one now, and
yet Il n turned down without giving
any reason.
There are some new conditions ex.
iatlng al present which would make "
aeem atlll more 10 the interest OF the
city 10 continue this favorable con
tract n possible, and not least among
these " the fact that the present com
many has secured the state lighting
contracts for a series Of years. thus
making Il practically impossible for
competition 10 enter the field by the
time tho olty's present contract ex'
plres. when. n the company sees NJ,
Il can compel the city 10 pay whatever
price Il demands. and this company
win be different frOm most "aoulless
corporations" n Il doesn't see ht 10
make liberal demands. While Mr,
Henry has seen ht 10 deal with APP
r.sssis faiinvuu With the city thus far
Il n not 20 be supposed that his com
pany will be- inclined 10 throw away
III opportunity whom the city has no
further resource.
u DOES seem that the city viii make
a mistake II Il falls 10 close this
contract. II II a better one than Il
has nf present. aud the present one II
conceded 10 be the best on the coast,
and by accepting Il the city apparent.
~ has everything 10 gain and nothing
10 lose.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-07-24

Tho kidneys are not sensitive and the disease
Is sometimes fastened ana already ehronio
with The very arst symptoms, nn haa hung
on eight 70 ten months it Is surely chronic. In
either ease Why take ehAneesi way not take a.
nrst tho only thing known that cures kidasy
disease 10 the chronic a. we'll as the primary
stages. The Pen case cited below, by poFmis-
sOn Is especially valuable, for tta incura bility
was dOuoly confirmed BY consulting physicians
and after recovery undsr the Fulton Compounds
tho recovery WAS also doubly Attested.
On May lst, l9o2, the SON Of r. Z. Pell the
manager OF tho Paoine Coast Biscuit Company
OF second aud Folsom streets San Francisco.
vas declared BY the family physician 70 have
,hrOnie kidney disease and tncurabls Another
physlcian vas called IN and oohnrmed ne
diagnosis. TIE whole body Was swollen win
tropsy, ana fatal termination looked for The
Fulton Compounds were then tarnod To as the
oaly hope On september Is The dropsy had
double eKamina ti0ns the phy stefan declare5 NJ
recovery complete and gave Ar. Pell q Mrtttvn
report which he now has
Judge 9. 4. caeaalss, the Police Judge Of San
frAneiseo, als9 attests the recovery under his
owa observation ot = friend of his Who also
recovered when tho case lchrODic Bright's Dis-
ease oi the klaneysl vas well knows % be 10.
durable according 70 all nedical authorized
Up - the advent OF the FULTON Compoupcs
mediclne kneS nothing that would cure kidnev
troubles aftcr they became ehrOhie Ahool
after they have developed into tbe ar,sas. ~
ehronle ionas Of RFight's ID sssss and diaSs sss
No statements are puelished or invited except
tron chroelo GASES that, like the above are III
eafaole ~ All oiAor knOWu nedieines. In vo,,,
sloaey foaole Is recent FultonS Rfnal com
poond Will onro u quickly IL ID IL of ever eigh
70 ssa se.sas ssAaalsg 4 is sAs only thlnl
W, ~ WAahiagtoa street, San Francisco soli
H.mt mteendert tultoa1 ReaAl Compourd n.
ENeee eaa Aldaey Disease on; f0r Diabetes
~ y. psanpAlsA We ars tAa eKolaAiVs Agenls {,
Palace Pharmacy, tts STATE a
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-07-24
JOURNAL x.RAYs.

u,hen the new bicycle ordinance
goes into effect the cry Of the poiice
win be LET no guilty man escape eY'
en- II he IL innocent
49,
Having taken a step backward. from
Mel Iauelin 10 Hunt. the mayor OF
Portland might take step forward py
going back 10 Mlnto.
Salem viii yet have a chance to
nlav hall before taking the pennant'
and Il may not be the walk-away tna' ma
was apparently in sight before o-u'
gene loomed up.
A valued subscriber. who has never
read any other paper but this. writes
n hearty endorsement OF one OF our
Leading and most non-cOmmittal edi'
torlale on n subject which no one has
anv differences Of opinion. The con
currence Of his opinion Is very Halter
Ing.
Tho Journal has b.en offered three
biographies Of Pope Leo. all gotten
out since his death, aud before MS
burial OF course they are "autheni
tic /" and from "Original sources" but
in all probability they are not worth
the paper they are printed on. a reli'
able work OF this kind will, OF course.
come out in due time. but people
should not be gulled into buying these
premature grating publications.
sss
The interruptions Portland poll.
tlclans who put the demand for nat
salaries in their state platform, and
then dld all In their power to defeat
the bill in the legislature. and finally
succeeded. should not be permitted to
run the next Republican state conyen-
tlon. They can buncO the people once
too often. and there will be no Repub'
llcan party left In Oregon 10 juggle
with. The people showed what they
could do when they turned down Fur
nlsh. and will turn down the whole
gang n they get a chance. The gang
imagine because next years Ia a presl.
dental year. and because Oregon VIII
be the first state 10 vote, the people
will. out OF loyalty. swallow anything
that is put up in order to get Roose'
welt elected In November. But Rooee'
welt can be elected In the fall, and the
Portland gang looked after In June "
Il Is not done nj the Republican state
convention. There will be a hot time
In Oregon next spring. and the rank
and hle OF the Republican party VIII
be heard from In one way or the other,
at the convention or In the election.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-07-24
Rode for Ter lie.

Hayre, Mont--Chased for more
than mile by pack Of wild dogs. ap
narently cross between the common
dog aud the wolf, Miss Gertie Sullivan
daughter Of n shoepman living on
Birch creek. NJ miles from here. es.
capped only by spending the night In
an old corral and picking on the AMI.
mails now and then with rifle bullets.
Miss sullivan was riding her pony
across the prairie when she saw. some
distance away. perhaps 20 animals,
which at hrst glance she took, to be
coyotes
Az they came nearer evidently In
pursuit OF her the girl saw they were
not coyotes. but Wild dogs. OF which
there are several small packs In north.
ern Montana and just over the Cana
dian line.
With the brutes hot ON her trail. Il
became ride for life with Miss sui
llvan. She had with her a small ride
but the animals seemed so savage she
dared not stop and give battle.
As she began TO despair OF saving
her life she sighted the old sheep cor
raj, and toward this she ran her horse
reaching Il only when the pack wal
but short distance away, snapplnl
and yelling with rage
To enter with the pony and Qulckl,
close the gate behind her was but IN,
work OF moment. AS the gRte swung
Into place the leaders OF the pacl
threw themselves against Il.
Snapping and snRrllng with anger
the dogs tore az the poles forming IN,
stockade, but were unable 10 gain al
entrance into the place Of refuge Az
ter recovering her eomposure and find
ing that she was safe. the Girl begal
shooting al the animals. which NJ
ireaied when she fired and returne,
Ia the attack whom the ride was silent
Miss Sullivan was found this morn
Ing by her father and her brother, VIII,
had been seeking her The dog pacl
disappeared when the men an
preached. The girl had Killed severa
OF the animals.-St Paul Pionee
press.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-07-24
SCIENCE PREVENTS Badness
The Fatal Germ and It's Remedy Now
Facts Of Science.

the 7 atal Oerm ana lth HtUeuJ WV
Facts Of Science.
II Is the rarest thing in the world
for a man to be necessarily bald No
man whose hair Is not dead at the
roots, need be bald II he will use
Newbro's Herpiclde. the new scalp
antlseptlc. Herpicide destroys the
germ that cuts the hair of at the
root: and cleans the scalp OF dandruii
and leaves II In a perfectly healthy
condition Mr.. Mannett, In the Mary
land block. Butte, Mont, was entirely
bald. In less than n month Herpiclde
had removed the enemies OF hair
growth. and nature did its work by
covering his head with thick hair an
inch long. and IN six weeks he had a
normal suit OF hair. Sold by leading
druggists. Send l0c In stamps for
iamples TO The Horpicide Co., Detroit
Mich. Daniel J. Fry, Special Agent
Salem.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-07-24
Modern Edlsorlals.

In no place IA the change In modern
newspapers moro noticeable than In
the editorial section. where special ar.
llclca ON Glow 10 Curl HAIR run
rampant with President Roosevelt u
an Acrobat" or Don't Let Your Moth.
or Drink" II Il an improvement ?
What IL the cauael IL Il possible that
In this day and Rge there are no long
er men who are able 10 think w clear.
" and write 10 we'll that readers are
interested and Influenced by their edi'
t0rlala.
hut a few brief years ago 1--WE" was
used by editorial writer's But few
years ago even that vas avoided, and
the paper was named whore Il became
necessary 10 use something a. expires
sing a thought Now a,days Il gives
way 60 the signed article permitting
the writer 20 advance his egotism by
the use of the personal pronoun
What IL the RESULT Tho answer comes
readily that with lOss OF dignity the
newspapers OF America are loslnf
power, The article written by a mar
who signs his name az the hottom {,
not az fOrceful as those old.time edi
torlalA for then the paper was hlggel
than any individual Today the mar
who ieads one az tho signed or per
sonally expressed editorials SAYS
THAT follow decent agree with me 3
aecms,T Thus the matter Il passed
panderlng 10 an that is morbid. gross
" curious or immoral. driyehng viii
inane rot ON Sundays and nlled viii
"hosh' on week days. no wonder tha
such 4 percentage OF Nmorican news
papors have dragged the title of jour
nallsm 10 that of yellowism.