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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-07-21
Der gatifart.

Ser Sdttfan.
er BEN Oottorbut beiber Hehte erfporz
ben, f6ieb er 1887 aus Der Nfabemie
unb trat jest tn baS praftiihe Qeben
Elm. Gber pdbrenb ct bic 9lentter, bic
ibnt iibertra9en purben, umiidtia pers
Daltete, bereitete er lid gum gmpfana
Der boberen Weiben Dor. St empfin0
an II. Oe3ember 1887 bic Subbiafo@
%tatsmeibe In6 am foleenhen Sonntaa,
oen "a. beiielben Monats Die Weibe
gum Citation.
9l8 Erieiter blieb Soadim pecci
aber niHt lauge in 6om. Gr fDurbe oils
Stattbalter aadb Der gronin, Beneoent
geianbt, mo- er it'd ~belonbers burf bic
unteroriidun9 bes Gauberunmeiens
peroient madte. Grei Sabre ipater
erfolgte feline Grnennurs gum Oelesas
ten Der Broein3 llmbrien. 9n ieinem
Ve3irfe 9eHoB er Die all9emeinen
SDmpatbieu Der 8ep1lferung, unb als
er i'm Sabre 1s43 Die 0auptltabt pe<
ru9ia oerlieB, maroe inn BON Geiten
oes Wla9iftrats Der Stabt cine ebrenoe
@ebenftafel gefuiomet.
ST mar bon @resor benz gedsebnteu
na6 8om b~erufen woroeu, UNI ais
papitIiGer Nuntius nod 8riiiel an
ben belsiiden 9of gu seben. I'm i'm
uber fiji oieie wi6tige Stelluns nit
elmer entipre6eno boben aeiltliden
Wiirbe aus~5uiiatter, ~prdtonilirte BET
Baplt Ieinen bisberisen Delegation gum
2itularsGr5biido BON Oamiette. am
10. Sebruar l843 empfing Soabim
Pecci inter anipeienbeit 3ablreider
6reunbe unb Der Mlitslieoer Der bell
eiiden @eianbidaft bon Der Sanb oes
aarbinalSS taatsIefretars 2ambrusdini
bic bii6Oflide @eibe.
Die Ginmirfuns bes norbii6en 9lis
mas auf feline obnebin i9mddlide &C.
iunobeit rief In ibm jebof balb ben
Wnni9 beroor, nod Der Seimatb au<
rid3ufebren. 9nf Bitten Der Yeruaiaz
ner ipuroe Soadim 9ecci gum Biidof
bon Perugia %ernaunt, unb su Beoinn
oes 9ontififateS 9ius beS Neunten
febrte ct In Die Stabt 3uriid, bic er ais
Oelesat berlailen bate. Seine bijd6f@
Tide 1batigteit murbe erit burd feline
Mabl gum 9apit beenbet. Sm Sabre
1858 gum Sarbinal ernanut, ipurbe
ibm San @riiosono in 9raiterere als
9itelfirde perlieben.
ais 9aplt gius Der Neunte am I.
Sebrlar 1878 ftarb, befanb ii6 aar>
Sinal Pecci in 0fom. Gin Sabr porber
mar er gum Gamerlenso ODER 9dmmerer
Der beili9en 8Dmiiden Stride ernannt
iporoen unb bate ais folder gu Qeb3eis
ten OeS Bapites eine Reibe mi6tiser
NeHiter 81 oerfpalten, iofort nod beifen
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AM @beub be8 49,, perlamnlelten lid
ta6 feierlidem gottesbienlte so aar.
otndle, St benen am folgenben Gage
nod Der &arbinalz 8atriarb BON QilIaz
bon lid 9eiellte, 3ur @obl oes neuer
Bapites i'm aontlaue i'm 9atifan. Wer
BON Sieien 81 s%reiien, ebrmirbieer
Wldnnern lpar BON Der g~orfebun9 basu
anseriebet1, in bieien 3eiten ipilber
Stiirme Ser oberite Steuermanr bes
S9ifflein8 Betri 5u merben? @er bon
oielen Siirfien Der r6miiden aird)e
iollte iiber aurs ooer Sang oils Der
Wtroi9ite erforen tperber, I'M forton
Die breifade Srone bes gapltfonias III
tra9en? 9ieie 8ra9e l9mebte bamals
anf Nller Sippen uno bate aud idon
5u 2ebseiten Bius bes Neuntett bas
Sntereiie meter areiie belddfti9t.
Sreili6 beibt elm altes, burd bic Grz
fabrnng erprobte8 Wort: ,Ner al8
Eapif in's aontlaoe eintritt, tontn,t
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-07-21

9ripattapele SEQ oe8 0reisebnten.
nat1entlid ouf bas Gntwerfen ser
6anbidreiben ruS allofutionen err
itredte.
Geo Der Orei5ebute mar in Der
Reibenfolge Der 9dpfte Der 265iie.
Bon ben pdpiten, melde leinen Wanlert
trtgert, baben oie bier erlten in benz
3eitraum BON 44O bis $50 reaiert !:
In ben bieranf folsenSen $50 tSabren
CAB eS ftirf 8dpite bieies Nanlens unb
bic iibrigen bier b~ertbeilen 1ib auf ben
3eitraum BON 1913 oil. 9lm ldnaiten
regierten Geo Der Grlte unb SEQ Der
Oritte, ndnlid 81 Sabre, ari fiirseiten
Geo Der @lite aus Dem 6aufe Mebici,
ndmlid bonn j. bis 81. gpril 1905.
Sur elmer bieier Gapite itammte nidt
aus Stalien. gS mar SEQ Der Neunte,
104s bis 1854, elm graf BON Ggis>
beim aus Dem gllaB, Der sfeide, nell
der fpater inter bic peilieen perlest
ipnroe. Sn feline ReeierungsSeit fallt
Der 9Obeparft Der Streitigfeiten nit
Der srie6iiden Stride, bie furs mad
lettem Sooe 5ur oDlli9en grennnng
berielben bon Der lateiniiden fiibrs
ten. Sn Der 1bat iuaren es nod Sic
aegaten Geo beS Neunten, Die, faum
atpei Monate mad Dem 1obe bes Vaps
ites. anf Dem Gltar Der Sopbientirde
3u 9onitantinopel Die 9annbulle nie@
oerle9ten, in welder Ser nallaemeine
Batrtar6" Midael Garularius urS bic
@tnridtunsen ieiner Stride perfludt
wuroeu.
Woht Der beriibmteite paplt nit Sra.
men Geo mar Geo Der Grlte ober Der
@ro6e, 440 bis 46l. Giner ser bebeus
tenofen 9irdenlebrer, mar er es, mel,
der aierii bic Sbee bes primatS bes
Stubls iiber bie eeIammte
Stride ausiprad unb bnr6 oas 0er@
baltniB befielben gu 8etrus bosmatiid
be9riinoete. Geo Der @rlte beftimmte
aud bur6 feline 8~ereotlamfeit BEN
9egen Rom anitiirmenben 6unnenfDnia
gum ab3u9.
SEQ Der 0ritte orudte an ienem be,
@eihnadtstase bes Sabres
500 benz sroBen eeutiGen Sranfen<
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-07-21

Dos Sriibftiid, oa8 Ger beiliQe Gas
ter IN ben WlOrgeniiun0en ein5unebmen
ptle9te, mar ba8 0entbar einfadne, elm
ieifteS @eridt, etwas S6It un6 @ein.
Den abi6luB oe8 @ormittaa8 bill
bette elm Spa5ier9an9 in BEN 0otifa=
tti9en @drten. gGar oo8 0etter
idlebt ober futile lid Der @apIt III
lebr ermiioet, um 81 geben, 10 mur6e
Die Sanfte beniist. Der SSulte oorarls
idritten 3mei g6mei3er uno 3u bei6en
Seitsn btlSeten lie Spei Nobelgaroilten
Die @storte. 9rdtaten, nit oenen it'd
Der papit seleaentlid unterbielt, be-
9leiteten ibn. Sinter Ser Sanfte folaz
ten mieber smei Gdmei3er unb bierauf
bter aroere Sanftentrd9er, nm abmeh<
iettl gu fonnen. sluf oen Sreppen mur6e
BITE Sdnfte bon nier 9erIonen qetrae
gen. 10 baB lie INNER in bo~ri3ontaler
Rt9tnng blieb. 3umeilen benitte Ser
papit au6 einen Ma9en.
lin 5mei llbr pfle9te Der BapIt III
Wlittag gu ipeiien uub Ser Nabmittaa
fano i'm pieoer In ieinem arbeitssimS
l1er. Den gbidlub feiner 9bdtisfeit
btloete oas 8orleien Der 3eitunsen,
oenn geo Der Oret3ebnte mar Elm
Sreino Der Preiie unb berfolstc beren
Wirfen nit GROCER aufmerflamfeit.
Nadoem Der beili9e 8ater I'm, rteun
ubr @benoS 9ebetet bate, folste um
deb1 ubr bic decentralization, ufo bar
atf besab ct ii6 in iein 8ripat9emad,
aber meiit nod nidt CUR @ube, %ionbern
eS fol9te meitere slrbeit, bic lid
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-07-21


ibsr 8om uno aud bieie @inbriide
iibten cine tiefe @irtune arf bas Sc
ralitb 6es 9inoes aus.
unermiiblid i'm 2ernen, Drama er
f9nell In bic gebeimnille Ser gram
matiihen un6 bumaniltiiden 0ebren
Elm unb leste ben @run6 au ben pors
5astt9eH 9enntniiien uno Ser Spraf,s
9etpanotbeit i'm Qatein, ipie file nun
ollie Welt an benz Der torbenen 1apft
beiuunbert. DaB er aud lont elm
fleieiger G6iler, 3ubem nit ben lels
teniten Ealenten uuo ebellten Ser3ens.
eigeniHaften aus9eitattet mar, hat elm
ebernaliger Mitidiler, Der ebruiroioe
yater 8allerini, ipdterbin nit bic.
len Worten fun6aetban: sd fam
beseugen, baB i'd, ais i'd in 8iterbo
mar, feline G6laefertisfeit b~emlnberte
lino nod ntebr bon leinem auserorbents
ltd gtte1 Betra9en erbaut mar. quf
benz @Dmnaiium, mo mir nit chamber
niel perfehrten unb geniilermaben
Nebenbubler tuaren, eri1ien er mir
isbesmaI, iueru i'd i'm fat, ME Elm
Menid boil Geift unb 2eben.-9u
einem Nlter bon IL Ooer I3 9abren
ldrieb er lateiuifd in Prola un6 in
Verfen nit elmer Qeidtigteit unb Gle,
gang, bic fir iein 9lter befpunoerunass
tuiirbie mar Gs lit nod elm redlt
artises lateiniiGss Gebidtden oes
12jdbrigen 3naben pOrbanben, NORM
CT in iinoli6 frommer @eiie feinen
Namenspatron 8incen5 8errier, ben
lpuposrbar eifrisen beseiierten unb
trfolgrei9en Breoiser uub bod 10
oematbisen 9%eilisen, anflebt, bab ct,
Der fleine Yecci, ME ieinen Namen,
10 atid5 feline Tusenben setpiunen m0ae.
SIN CONNER 1924 itarb bic Mutter.
90 mar Der erlte Sdmers, ber bas frisbs
lide 2eben Der 8riioer imtreifte. guf
@ani6 6es 8aters iiebelten iie i'm
ielben Sabre mad 8om iber, um bier
an Der @resoriauiiden llniuerlitat
ober Dem r0miiden SOlles, uobin gaus
tiirsltd SEQ Der !9m0lfte bic 9einiten
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papf Gfn Der Drfi}ebntt
Gin 4ebens6ilh bes ACKNOWLEDGMENT
Gir@enfiirffeu.

Mr BITE fatbnliia.
@briitenbeit aidi
allein, ionberu
aud fir bie gauge
@eIt III baa
9ini6eiben Sec
bes Orei3ebnten
elm @reignib bon
eminenter Be-
oeutun9, Il e ht
bod Der @influE
oer lid BON SION
aus iiber bie0elt
p%erbreitet, In inz
nisitem 3uiam-
menbana nit Del
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-07-21

Striidbertfen bate, lire Stuoien fort
8lIeten. Sic mobnten unter Der Sbbut
zines Sbeim8 I'M 8ala5,o be8 Warquis
Niuti nnb beiudten td9lid sic 8orz
l%einu9en Der Seiuitenpatres. Ser gr>
fol9 blieb nidt aus. gu @noe 1925
9eiuann Spadim Yecci in Ieinen6ddern
Talt ldmntlide Breiie, i'm Sabre 1927
tru9 er ben eriteu 8rei8 in Der Gbemie
oaoon un6 in Der Matbenlatif itanb er
an |eriter Stelle inter Ben ebrenpou
@rpabnten. 9eim SdluIIe leiuer PHI
loiopbii9en Stubien narb linn bie
ebrenuolle 9uf9abe gu 9beil, in ser
Stride beS beili9en SsnatinS cine
Dffentlide Di8putation iiber oaS qe>
latnmte @ebiet Der Pbilolopbie gu bals
ten. neberanlirengun9 iebo6 mari i'm
auf'S aranfenta9er, 10 bab ct ben feierz
li9e1 @tt niht poIl5ieben fonnte. gtuG
i'm fol9etoen Sabre ergriff ibn mieber
oas 5ieber.
Sn3wiiden bate er lid Sen tbeolo,
eiIfen Stuoien erseben. Sm Sabre
1881 parO inn bic tbeolosiide Dots
toripiiroe 81 9beil. Satten aud feline
Stubien jett einen abf6luB erreidt,
10 cling er bod nod meter in ieinem
Serneifer uro beiu6te bic eeiitli@e
afaoemie ODER bas Golle9 Der @oes
ligen, in melGem junse @eiitlide BON
aoel fir oie firdlide 8ermaltuns be-
ionoerS aus9ebilbet tperoen. Na9oem
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gor8irtner gu ben inrsrsu @emddern.
lobe aber ipdbrenb Der Ge6isoatau,
oeS pdpltli9en Stubles an Der optic
Der orei p~ornebmIten aarbindle i'm
Namen oes beilisen aollegiums bic
oberlte 0eitung Der Stride gu fibren.
Snsbeionoere Tag benz Garbinals adms
rlerer bic aufgabe oh, mad benz 9obe
oes Papites fir beiien feierli6e Be-
ltattans gu iOrsen, bic 8ermattuna Der.
apoitoliiden Palaite gu iiberwaden unb
tiir Die ginridtuns unb glbbaltuns oes
9orflaoe Gorge gu traeen.
Die beQleitenoen umllidnoe Der 9oblts
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@6lafaimmer Qep bes 0rei,ehnten.

S9lafsintfter SEQ bes Dretsebnten.
ten abbolen, file BON ibren @obnunaeu
nod benz 8atifan unb ipdter pieoer bon
BORT nab 3aufe fabren.@
pDas Municipium, " ermioerte Bapii
SEQ, hat fir bieie 8ebarfntie ourd
Die Ginridtuus Der SmntbussQiuien
seiorst, melde ben @atifan NIT cen
peri9ieoenen @esenben Der Stabt pers
binben. 9ie 8eamten fSnnen I'm
Omnibas fabren, tpsnn lte es nidt
por5ieben, 5l 8uBe gu 9eben."
llnb er CAB ben 8efebl, boB bic sabls
reiden 8ferbe uertauft fpiirbeu.
Geo ber Drei3ebute mar tein Nebner
fpie Yius Der Weuute, benz gara itaaee
inf)t unb mibeloa Die @orte BON Sen
9ippea f~toiien. SEQ Der Dretsebnte
ipra6 lansiam uno beoddtig. Sober
Cat, ia jebes Mtrt mar porber nit
0letb tiberbadt, bic Gorm NIT aunlt
eetrdblt, oas @an3e 3umeift iorglid
porber aufsefbrieben. Die &e6emeiie
mar aber f~etneswesS troden, ionbern
oas Organ wobltltnsenb unb bic Soften
unterftisten ben gtnbrud bes seipro,
6enen @0rte8.
@ie einfa9 Die 2~ebensweiie Ses
8sritorbenen mai, III befaant. SEQ Der
Dret5ebnte ftaub iebr frib auf unp per-
bradte, tros ieiner idwaaieaben @es
lunoheitt Ia9 Tin Gag In ~anaefrenater
9batisfeit, I'm Der aufsabe, Ste
Stride uno @elt an i'm ftellten, aes
re6t su perben. J3uerit, nadbem CT
lid ansetleioet, besab er iid In feline
p%ausfapelle, um 3u beten. Damn
fOl9te bic beiliae Mlelis unb 6ie grbeit
am @dreibtiid i'm Grbeitstabiuett
uno elm Tbeil Der Nubieu,eu.
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feline biplomatiide aGt9beit baben i'm
BON Grfol9en gu Grfotsen sefhbrt.
Die 9eilegung be8 &ulturfampfss in
YreuBen 1T gum 9roBen Gbetl iein
Wert. Seine g~usiobnun9 nit ber FRAT
5Oiii9en Republii fat feline Stelluu9
meientli6 9efeiti9t. Snbem er bic
io3tale Sta9e tn oen &rei8 ieiner 9e@
tra9tungen 3og, 5eigte er elm 8eritdnb@
ntB fir ben eigentli6en punft, BEL benz
Der 9ebel aaseiest merben muB, nm
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Perioalidfeit, beren Oaupt sic Eiaro
trSnt, anb nit ~seipanntem Sutereiie
frd8t man lid: pg8as miro ser @eds
fel b~rineeu?"
Aut Der Nnoerssldubioe, ia ber uns
gldubige permas It'd Dem Girbrud Der
IN Der Berion bes 8apiies perfUrperten
geiftigen Madt nibt su entsiebeu.
@ans b~efoaoers 5eiote lid) bas, no
arS ais Grdger bieIer Wla9t Elm 10
perebrungsmiiroi9er, nit Sen eoelIten
gigenldaften bes Ser,cnS uno bes
Settles ausseriifteter @reis mie Geo ser
Orei5ebnte entsegentrat.
Yapft SEQ sebOrte si iener Genera
tior tbatfrdftiger Mdnner, Sic ert
bodbetast an benz aaufe ser neue ten
Weltgeididte einen 10 sroBen @ntbeil
%9eupnrien baben. ST mar IS Sabre
alt, oils er ben Stubf ct. Yetri beftiea.
Sn garpiueto, einem Staothen
inmitten Der 8olsferberse, liano bic
Wiege bes iunsen gecci. Dos Sc
i9ledt Der pecci mar i'm erften 8iertel
oes l6. Sabrbuaberts BON elena nad)
benz Stdot9en iiberseiieoeft, uub bic
Samilie eebUrte sa ben uornebmiten
nnb begiitertften @efdle6tern bes
Volsterlanbes. Clint 2. Mldrs 1910 lam
geo Der D%rei5ebute CUR @elt, sfpei
Gage fpdter ip,iroe er setauft ln6 err
belt ben Nameu Soadiul. Do1 iraroe
CT auf @uni6 Der Mutter 8incen, ae>
rlattnt, 5u Gbren beS beilisen Vincena
Jerrter, unb erlt ON gn0e leiner Gtue
otenseit nabm CT ieinen aripriin9lihen
Namen ipieber auf. gtarte Ginoriide
ipuroen benz ainbe gu Tbeil bic gez
iesung 8ous burd Die SransoIen mari
aud ibren Sdatten auf bas ioDlliide
Seben Der 8ropin3. Oil Gulf gum Ser
men, BITE in benz auaben frib3eitis gum
Nusoruf fam, belpog Die gltern, SEN
exit adtjabrisen anaben 3nglei1 nit
ietrem gruoer our Nusbiloung III bas
3olle8ium Der Seiuiten gu 8iterbo at
ienoen. Inter Siibrung hires Waters
traten i'm 0opember bes Sabres 1918
Bite Wriioer Soadim unb Soiepb Becci
bic Reiie nod 8iterbo an. Sie fibrte
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wabt, sic ben SaroinaG uro Gamer
len9o Becci auf Ben Stubt oes Seiz
li9en 8aters fiibren %iollte, i6ilbert
Or. Soiepb @allanb in ieiner Seit<
l6rift gum 9olbenen 8rieter> Subildum
geo bes Orei5ebnten redt an 6aulid:
5tinf Gage nad Der feierliden 8eiz
iesnng Der 2ei6e 8iu8 oes Neunter,
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1903-11-19
CleYeland,S Rehuke.

A Chicago novelist has been rebuked
in becoming manner by former presi-
dent Cleveland. The aforesaid novel
ist wrote to Mr.. Cleveland and asked
him to act as press agent for q new
book of his. Mr.. Cleveland's reply
follows
l have received your letter OF the
10th inst, and confess that I read il
with great deal of amazement. car
hardly believe you are in earnest in
your proposition that I should engage
in the exploitation of your book. II
your letter was written in good faitt
you must excuse me for saying thai
you have very confused ideas concern
ing the manner in which an ex-presi
dent should spend his time.
Yours very truly,
GROVER CLEVELAND
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1903-11-19
Carmack on Panama.

United States Senator Carmack is
out in an interview vigorously assail
ing President Roosevelt for his action
in the Panama case. Mr.. Carmack de.
nounces the Presidents course as
diplomatic knavery from one end to
the other and adds this significant
charge:
There may be other reasons. The
French lobby has forty millions of dol,
lars at stake in the Panama route, and
little knot of Panama politicians have
about twenty millions at stake. Per,
haps some of this money will find itt
way into the republican campaign
fund next year.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1903-11-19
TenneSSeanS on Panama.

Representative Brownlow, speaking
of the recognition of Panama, said to-.
day:
81 am with the president; he could
have done nothing else. The prompt
ness with which he has acted is very
satisfactory"
representative Sims says:
On the face of things the recognition
of Panama looks hasty; but l would
not like to express an opinion without
full information.
Representative Padgett said
II voted for the Panama route in
preference to Nicaragua; though thus
an original Panama canal man, 1 am
not in sympathy with the methods re-
sorted to by the president"
Senator Bate declines to express an
opinion on the recognition of Panama
and says he thinks all democrats should
wait until they have the exact facts.
Representative Richardson says Of
the Panama recognition:
81 am hardly prepared to express On
opinion until 1 know the facts through
the correspondence for which we have
asked. The presidents action lookl
hasty. Such things should be dont
with deliberation.
Representative Moon declined to b.
interviewed ON the subject.
Representative Gaines says:
81 have no opinion about it yet.
have not gotten hold of the facts, bu
my impression is that it is another on
of those transcontinental railroad de
lays whose purpose is to cause as man,
delays as possible and thus wear ou
the project and the ambition of th
people to have any canal"
Representative Pierce says:
II think it was rapid work to ecoa
nize Panama 80 soon. When I ! pok Q
Cuba's long struggle for recog tito
the contrast is very suspicious. - yasf
vile Banner, Washington Bureau Sp'
ciRl.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1903-11-19
" JUST AS IT USED TO BE-"

wish we're q boy again,
That age were but dream,
That things would change from what they art
TO what they used to seem;
That were but a little boy
And from my mothers knee
Could find that dear old Fairyland,
Just as it used to be.
II wishes were only horse,
How fast away I'd ride
Across the plains OF yesterday,
Bold comrades by my side;
Once more I'd rescue captive maids;
Oh! doughty deeds you'd see,
II were but hero bold
just as used TO be.
With Bean-Stalk Jack I'd sally forth
To giants kill galore;
In seven-league boots I'd stride away
To that enchanted shore
Where ogres dwell, in castles huge.
And mermaids swarm the sea;
Oh, how I'd love to find them all
just as they used to be,
My little boy says I'm oil wrong
That nothing's changed at all,
That he can show me ogres fierce,
And giants more than tall
Then, closing his dear hand In mine
He'd lead me forth to see
Years drop as leaves; I'm young again,
Just as used to be.
Frederick Mitchell Munroe in Town aut
Country
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1903-11-19
Reflections Of an Old Maid.

I've seen young women spend three
months time and hundreds Of dollars
of their fathers money in getting
trousseau for the purpose Of marrying
o 30-cent young man.
I'd just as lief promise to obey man
as to promise to love and honor him.
It's as easy to do one as the other, and
sometimes q great deal easier.
Many widow married second hus
band in order to get even with the sex
Marrying in haste is NO worse thar
any other kind Of marrying.
Brigham Young was merely a mai
who had the opportunity.
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fronts and lace undersleeves being fav-
orite methods of adorning these small
garments. Almost all materials are
considered suitable for little girls, from
muslin to silk, but nothing can be
prettier or more simple when they can
not wear wash materials, than the soft
wool frocks. Young girls always are
delighted with q coat and skirt to
match and fashion DEGREES that they
may wear them this year. The skirts
are short, made with narrow tucks
around the belt and sometimes a
founce, while the jackets often have
two or three capes giving them very
smart appearance.
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Ex-President Cleveland and Elections

Mr.. Cleveland has made to the New
York World the following statement of
his views on the results of the cleo
tions of last week:
GAS ON old-fashioned democrat and
a thorough believer in the time-hon-
ored principles of my party and in their
potency to win the favor of our people
when honestly presented, survey Of
the field after the battle of last Tues
day cannot fail to afford me the SINGER
est qualification.
Passing by the minor results ac-
complished and viewing the conse
quences in the largest sense, the ont
come seems to indicate a long steT
taken in the direction of same democ.
racy and party unity With these fully
secured, l believe that all those who
1 love our party for the sake of its prin
ciples may look for renewed party
/ triumphs with such hope and conf
dence as has not been justified during
the years of our wandering and forget
fulness of party integrity"
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Ex-senator Pritchard weds in Washington

Justice J. G. Pritchard, of the SUI
preme court Of the District of Colum
bia, formerly United States senator
from North Carolina, and Miss Lillian
Saum, of Washington, D. G., but O.
North Carolina parentage, were mar
ried at the residence of the BRIDES par
ents in Washinfiton on Saturday last
Rev. F. d. Power, pastor of the Chris
tian church, officiated. Owing to tn,
i'll health of the brides father, only
the immediate family were present
Justice and Mrs. Pritchard left late
for New York.
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- LATE ST X
Fashion Notes
A BEAUTIFUL BODICE OF PEAU DE SOLE

Peau de sole was the material of
which this pretty little waist was made.
II is shirred over cords on both the
sleeves and the waist. The heavy lace
collar extends we'll over the shoulders
and appears on both the front and
back. There is also a narrow strip of
the lace down the front reaching to the
belt. The collar and belt are outlined
with bands of peau de sole, stitched
through the middle with Corticelli
stitching silk. Small girls generally
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CONVICTED OF COUNTERFEITING.
Two johnson County Men Go to Prison
For Making Spurious Gold Coins.


Greeneville, Tenn, Nov. 18.-J. II.
Hall and Richard Arnold of Johnson
County were tried and convicted of
counterfeiting in the Federal Court
here. These parties were owners OF a
small store in remote portion Of that
county, aud purchased a plating ma
chine, ostensibly for plating iewelry
and other articles. 1t was noticed that
their customers in this line were few,
the machine was running all the time,
and an addition was built to the small
storehouse building, in which the work
was done, and which customers were
not permitted to enter. These parties
were each seen on several occasions to
have several $40 gold pieces, although
there was no direct proof Of either OF
them passing or attempting to pass the
coins.
Recently number OF counterfeit $40
gold pieces have been in circulation in
upper East Tennessee, and the matter
was brought to the attention Of the
treasury department, and Capt. E. P.
McAdams of the secret service was
sent TO make an investigation. he sue
ceeded in picking up eighteen Of these
spurious coins, which are made Of bab.
bit metal and plated, being SO perfectly
executed that they could hardly be de-
tected except by the weight. Hall and
Arnold had for some time been under
suspicion, and are now convicted of
making these coins, and Judge Clarke
gave to each a sentence Of fifteen
months in the penileutiary.
There are others under suspiciau of
putting these spurious coins in circu-
lation who may be brought to trial
hereafter.
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Removal of the County Seat.

A dispatch from Knoxville says
though the citizens of Campbell coun-
ty have signified a willingness for the
county seat Of the county to be remov-
ed from Jaoksboro to Lafollette it will
be the first of The year before the re-
moval las been made. The litigation
over the proposed change has been
dropped aud there is nothing to be
done but the county seat to be removed
as previously sigultied as the will of
the people in the vote that was cast.
The election was contested but the
contest has been dropped.