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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-05-09
9te Werbtnbun8 ber antertfamtfHen
0efata1beretue.

Sn alIer Gti1e bat 1ih Dor einiQen
Eaaen in 6puftDn bic gerbinomng
Der ameritanifHen @eiangpereine :
Wdnner= uno Damen= gbDre = pon-
sogen. 8ertreter marer in Der Ser
fammlung Die Quartet $ Clubs BON
@alDeiton uno 6Duiton, Der &. W.
s. q. Glee Club BON GDuitpn, Der
SinfDnie Club BON 6pnitpn uno Der
@lee Club BON Beaumont, Der 2a<
bies' Muiical Club bon @alueitpu,
Der Danterl Trio Club BON Sort
WDrtb, Der Mu1ical Club BON Sea-
baiOta unb Der @oman's Choral
glab BON 6Duiton. Nnoere gers
cine meroen iib nod aniblieBen.
.. .. BrDan BON 9Duiton Quar-
tett Club muroe ais 8rG1ioent er.
mdblt, nahoem MrS. W. S. Beers
bon 6DuftDn alS tempprdre Bor1i<
berin bic G~eriammlung erDffnet bat.
tie. 6ouiton tpuroe als Burort er.
mdblt uno bic i1eue Bereiniauna
miro i'm Mpril nddften Sabres ibr
critics Sdneerfeit in 6ouitun abbal-
ten. N~usmdrtiae &iinitler IoQen
6a5u berange5oaen tperoen. Das
Hrogramm beitebt aus Waiiend0<
ren-Mdnner=. Damer,s uno gemilh-
tenn @bur init urlo pbne Drdefter u.
aus @inseluurtrdger Der gum Ser
ban6 gebtrenoen 8ereine.
60 bat Der beutibsteranilHe Sdn.
gerbuno, nahoem er bic 2iebe gum
@eiana unter ben Mmeritanerrl ar=
geregt. einert nitt gu unterlhaben=
ben @ipalen erbalten; benr es lift
befannt, oaB uniere aineritaniIhen
Wfitbirger. tuenn iie iib einmal fir
cine Sabe begeiitern, ni9t nur nit
SUIT unb 2iebe, ipnoerrt nit @nt6u.
iiasn1u8 ans Mert geben. Wuf 6as
erite Sdnaerfeit Der ar,eritaniihen
8ereine oarf man geipannt lein uno
ea meroeu iib ourb bafielbe aepiB
gum TDrtbeil beioer @ereintqunQen,
Der oeuti1en unb Der atneritanilden,
8ergleihe sieben lafien uno anz
tuenobare Sebren ergeben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-05-09
8atier Wilbelu. BEL ben Wemebifs

kttkGIWS
+ Safer Wilbelm Ii. beluhte init
benz 9Dnie bon Stalien aud Die in
Der Ndbe &pm8 geleeene 8eneoit<
tinersNbt Wpnte gaiinp.
Sn Der Beeleitune Der beioen
9errider befanoen fid Der oeutibe
&ronprina, Der Brins @itel 5rib. Der
9eraog BON @enua uno Der @raf pDr
Turin. Die Beu6lterung bereitete if
men einen begeiiterten @mpfane.
Die umgebung bot einen maleris
iben Nnblid. Wetlenmeit maren bic
2anoleute trupptpeiie berbeieetoms
men, UNI Die beioen MDnarhen unb
Die iebs Brinaen gu ieben uno au
beariiBen. Nub aablreihe WDnbe
uno Oroensibmeitern fanoen iid in
Der Menee.
Wit benz 8eiuhe I'M Mutterbau=
lie Der 8eneoittiner erfiiQte Der 2ai.
fer elm 8eripreben, oas er Nngeb6<
rigen oes Oroens in BreuBen seges
ben batte, at, oeren Nnitalten er re-
gen Mntbeil nimnt.
Die 5iriten fubreu in prdbtioen
StaatstarDi1en nit Borreiter1 uno
Boitiupner in 2eibidaeruniformetl.
begleitet bon elmer OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
uno gldnsenoem @efolge am &lp5ter
ppr. Die 2anoleute b~e9riiBten bic
Boriiberfabrenoen nit unnunterbrp=
1enen gppiuas. SIN benz 8loiter
bate cine Batterie Nuffteauno gefun-
ben, Die ben N~ntommenoen einen
Salut entgegen oDnnerte.
MlS Der Nbt 8onifa5 aru9k BON
Der Grsabtet ct. 8incert bel 8eattp
in Hennipluanien, utneeben BON
W0nbeu, am s5uBe Der 2reppe oer
gldn3enben gapaltabe eu%teegentrat,
bot Der guntraft Der beiben @ruppen
nit ben finfteru alpftermaueru, bic
oft pom Wieoerban BON @ebeter, oft
aber au1 BON Sbladtrufen ert6nt
batten. elm iiberaus einorudauulles
Bib.
Der Bater arue beeriiBte bic beis
ben Wpnarheu in iblihter aber
ber3lider @ei1e uno perlieb benz
Dante fir bic gbre Nusorud. welbe
benz &l0fter ourh ben Beiub erruie.
fen lei.
Batter arua bate bier Biuarter fiir
bic Benubung ieiner taiierliben uno
tDnig[ihen @6fte beraerihtet, uno
&aiier @ilbelm begab iid nah BEN
Dalton ieineS Ditnunera unb beiib<
ti9te BON bort aus bic prdhtige Sces
merle, melhe bic ibneebeoedten @is
pfel Der Nlpinerl uno in Der 5er1e
bas WitteQdnbii@e Meer 5eigte. Der
aaiier ftiep aud in bic @ruft oe8
beilioeu Benedict binab unb iab ben
4euter, au, tpeld9e al, ben Wuiaitar<
beiten be1b6ftiet uarer. Ct priifte
bic Garben uno ia9te. bic Nrbeit
ttiirbe Der alten 2unft rleues 2eben
aeben. Ser &aifer mics AUDI auf bic
9batiade bin, baB 81 8dpite 8ene<
oictiner aeueien feien. MuG ertp1bn-
tie er Bater Rrug'8 letten 8eiu@ in
ben 8ereinigten Staten.
@eaeu Spnnenuntergane tebrten
bic beiben Gpuperdre mad Mom 5ur
rid. Sic tuarer iebr befriebigt nit
ibrem BeluHe in Wonte Gafin0, be.
ionbers Der Raiier. pelher bic Be-
mertung t,adte, er fible. als Db er
in menige Stunoen mebrere Sabr=
| hunnerte burdlebt babe.
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= + a 8.

&idter @inaspie in 6uu1tou
bat bic @ntiheibune abgeeebeu. baB
elm Burger, Der in ieoer 6inIibt als
8eldmorener udblbar lit. 1ib nibt
oaourb biSpualif3iren, reip. INN bic
Bflibt, auf Der @eibmDrnenbart 5u
iiben, berum briden tam, inbem er
es unterldst, feline Rppffteuer su be-
sablen. Dieie @ntibeioung miro
an9efDhten.
Sn 9erreu brannte Die @iien<
gteBerei nieber. Berluit $40. 900.
Die Brobibitioniiten in Burle.
ion County ctrtulirert Betiti0ner,,
oaB i'm County i'm Nuguit iiber oas
2ocal Option @eieb abaeitimmt tper=
ben Ipu.
8ei Wattros Bart, reur Wei,
len n6rold BON Guitin, lit mieoer
cine NspbaltqueIe entoedt tporoen,
Die 61% fliiiiaen Mspbalt uno 1870
S6mierDl l%iefert.
= SIN State miro bic gr1Bte
3miebelernte e%rtpartet, Die lie er5ielt
moroen lit.
MaiDr @. Mauo bat i'm Nor-
ben bes @taates i'm Outrage Der
euglii6en Regierung nod 1000 3ppf
8ieb aufgetauft, Die iber @alpeiton
nod Sio=Nfrifa peri1ifft tperoen
ioaen. Dies i6lieBt ben giebaui-
fauf ieitens Der engliihen &egierung
nb.
= ueber 81 Balo uiro beridtet,
baB es Die Mbiidt Der meritaniihen
&eeierung lei, ben @ertb bes Sill
beropIars auf so Gents gu ,tprmis
rem. Spefulanten taufen mafien'
baft bic Silberitiide auf, in Der @r,
martung, elm autes @eibdft gu
MAIDEN.
= SIN Burns County lit Der 8ap.
tiltenpreoioer. &ep. Spbn Bpmers,
BON einem Weritaner matt ber Nrt
erl1lager moroen. Der Weritaner
batte einen Streit NIT benz Jarnter
Mliuer, einem @a1bar oeS Brebis
gers, uno Miqer bradbte feline Ja<
mile gu benz 8reoiaer in 6iberbeit.
Damn beaab er iib NIT oieiem su'
rid auf feline Tarm uro bort fanben
iie, baB Der Meritaner bonn Wpbn.
bauS 8efib ergriffen uno Die 9biir
perlhlDKen bate. @pbalb Mep.
8omers nab eini9em 8arlarnenti'
rem Die Tbir gu erbreden periuhte.
erihien Der Weritaner unb fdate i'm
NIT einem muhtigen Nrtbiebe 3u
BDoen; er batte linn beinabe ben
81pf abgeiblagen. Wiqer tele.
pbDnirte nab Gainesville. Der Sbe.
riff tam NIT ieinen @ebtlfen berbei.
file umiteqten bas 6aus uub mad
langem Sample muroe Der Meritas
ner erlbDiien.
= Die Wiliscompaenien in So
Grange, Soft, Denton unb Wbilene
baber iid aufgelD1t.
Sn 6insboro nerbrannte Mif
Wouie Neelp. Sic uolIte bic Slam
me elmer @aiolinlampe ausblaier,
Die fie in Der 9anb bielt uno es gat
cine @rplufiDn,
= Sn Del @iD lit in Werbinbung
nit elmer gisfabrit cine elettriIbe
2ihtanitalt erbaut morben. Die
game Nnlaae foitet $50. 900.
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MnerIet.

- Die Beuobner BON 8eanuiue
baben benz Sbulratb elm @runbftid
fiir elm Shulgebduoe angeboten.
I'm Der 2~ungenihminoIumt
itarb bier gbas. $. ggebert i'm III
ter nDn 81 Sabren. Sc tpar 2uniul
in Durango. Werito unb tpuroe pDrn
Brdfioenten Wc&inlep fir ben $50.
item ernarult. Ct par in SQinpia
oeboren uno betleibete friiber baS
Nntt bes 8unoes 8anteraminators
in 9eras.
Die Boitoffice in Sbapannu 1T
aufgebDben tporoen unb bic 8oitIa.
den fir bic 0emobner 9eben nad
San Nntonio.
- Das eleeante 8ebGuoe Der
alamo NatiDnal Bant gebt nun audi
in ieiner inneren, iebr eeibmadpol-
len ginribtune Der Boqenoung ents
gegea unb niro pernutblih bis gun,
/. SUM BON Der Banf be30gen pers
ben fSnnen.
@0r1r1erceltraBc ut ole O1r1t1
itraBe Der Stabt aetpproen unb aue
Banfen in oerielben baben ihr eiee.
nes 6eim.
Cine Oroinans ioDte erlaiien
peroen, tpelhe norihreibt, oaB I'M
lterbalb aemiiier @renaen ieoes leer'
itebenoe @runoftiid eineefrieorigt u.
oon untraut &C. rein aebalten luer.
ben mus.
= Der neue 8abnbpf oer Slblis
hen Bacific Babn ermeiit iih als
cine groBe grruneeni1aft fir bic
Staot. Shaoe, baB in oemielben
telt Speiieiaal oorgeieben tpuroen
lit.
Der Staotratb fam tpobl Nm
trdae fiber Briiten. uub StraBenbau
at11lebmen, aber niht ausfibren,
neil, nun peil tein @elo porbanoen
lit.
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@enn Die 6rauen init
tpiikten:
tuie piel 8liidieligfeit eS bet san Nm.
tpmip'cr 9etmffattem brimgen iuiirbe.

ApAtp ~ ~$sV0Sn NpN<pSt
Gs III iebr i@tper, rBenbuel@e Gausare
belt 3a nerri9ten, tutnn man on &iiden'
i9mersen lei0et;
@an emp1noet hor, bel ooer aad Der
Mrbeitsherri9tung fets Seitenidmersen.
Wenn Bite Sranen bic ltria@e
tuiiSten.
@ideni@mersen riibrem uon ben Mieren,
er, tuenu lettere frauf6ait finn.
9nan's Nterenpilem beilen franfe Nie<
rem. San Antonioer @etpobner beffatigen
Dieies.
Srau Sprbrib, bic @attin bes
3tmrnerrnarnes &obert Sorbrib,
SEQ. 1915 8irgitia StraBe mDbne
baft. ia9t
.Seit elmer @eibe BON Sabren fit
ib ibOn an ben Nieren, aber nod
niemals 5uuor batte ib iDlhe
Sbmersen, mie biz Dor Surgeon. Die
Sbmer3eni in meinem &iiden puroen
BON Sag 81 Sag unertrdeliher. biz
eS mir cine 2ait mar, um~ber5ugeben
UNI meme Wrbeit gu beiprgen. Sreenb
Elm Wetter umiblag Doer cine @r=
tdltune, Die i'd mir 3u3og, iblug auf
Die 9ieren unb peruriahte erdBlibe
nerp6ie &ppfibmeraen unb Sbmins
Del : MnfdIe; ih mar pbp1ilb 10 ber=
runtergetommen, baB ib feine &ube
mebr fano, uDnDn Die Solge war. baB
i'd mid tets unb ftanoig abgeipannt
fiiblte. MlS i1 in elmer bieligen 3ei=
tung iber rDoan's Nieren=B iIen"
las, bat ih meinen @atten, mir cine
Shahtel bapon in Der 8erar MpD=
tbefe, gfe MlnmpsY la5a unb 6Du=
ftuneS traBe, gu bolen. Mab brei
Doer bier Tagen empfano ib cine
groBe 2inoerung, un6 als i1 bic Be-
banbluug beenoet bate, perlieben
MIDI bic &lfenidmersen uno ale
ibmer5baften Be9leiteriheinungen
uoaenos. Die ein5ige @eleeenbeit,
bel Der ib eint1al uieber felt Der Belt
Shmer5en in meinem &uden per=
ipirte, mar nab Bpaenming elmer
auBergewDbnlih fhmeren Taaesar>
belt. DDan'S Nieren=B iIen 1T Elm
grDBartiges 6eilmittel unb id ems
pfeble es gerne, mu unb uanr ih
tai1n."
@rbdltlid bel allen Droguiften.
8reis so gents. Softer WiQburn
So. in Buffalo, g. g., aueinige
Ngentert fir bic Ser. Staaten.
8ergeBt nibt ben Mar1en Doan
uub acceptirt tein Subftitut.
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Gin srpkes 3aus.

SIN 9olbUrns8 iertel in 2onopn 1T
Elm @ebduce poQenoet tpuroen, uie
es fih in gurepa tpobl faun aur1
arueitenmale ftnbet. gs entbdlt niht
tpeniger als 6163 Bitnmer; breiBia
Nufsiige befDrbern bic Bem0bner Der
elf StDdmerte unb mitten 6orin lit
elm Neftaurant fiir bic 5000 Wietber
Deg 9auies eingerihtet. bic fir iif)
alio bic WeoDlterung zines tleiner1
GanofdothenS au8maben. Nad
Dem r6igaru" beliefen 1id bic Soften
oes Baues auf q Miuipnen @f. ct.
noer auf 12a MiIiDnen Dollars.
Der gigentbiimer braubt nift unter
Den Briiden fem @ahtquartier auf.
auihlagen, flgt oas eenannte 8latt
binsu.
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Den 9aut Der wab,pelt

baben iib iene ebrtuarbigen frommen
Wtbrtbe e%rrp0rben, pelbe aus 2iebe fir
ibre leioenben MitmenIhen bic ct. Ser
t1aro 8rduterpiIen Instrumentation.
Dieie aus ben ibDn i'm M~ittelalter befann.
ten beiltrdfti8en &rdutern un6 BHanaetts
ldften b%etebenben Biuen baben ficb, uie
beut5utnge Sebermann befannt, einen
Beltruf ertunrben unb biete Eauienbe BON
Wenifen. bic burb bic 8iGen BON ihmera.
baften un6 ~qualbDDen 2eiben erI6it pors
ben limb, ie9uen i'm Stinen bic 8ernarbi.
ner Dtbnhe als wabre @obltbater Der
leibenben Wen5hheit.
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!. s4enermeser's Tamitisagarten

:. Sdtnermeper's Tamitiensarteu
erfreut iib tueeen ieiner ausseaeid.
reten 3ibe bes beften @ufes bel
Gieiigen uno Gremoen uno tpirb
acknowledgement BON Sreunoen elmer
euten 6eutfhen &Dit ftart patrpni=
firt. Delitateiien Der Saiipr ents
ipreGen6. Wil@ereiprDoutte auer
Nrt. SIM Saloon finoet man itets
frii&e8 Bier, quite Weine. 2iqn6re
uno gigarren. Sheuermeper's So.
kindergarten lit elm Grbulungsplab
erfter &ln1fe.
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Nv ss$V\VtfV uEftStN
1T cine Der sr6Bten YIatersaRtneu, tuelhe
ienaals ent6edt tuurben, Die GerenIHaft
tpirb einen gontratt unteraeihnen in
benz Sinne, baB lie bic gttien in neun
Monaten mieber suridtanfen mia, tuenn
Der Rdufer NIT ieiner Mnlase nidt 3r.
frieben fem fpute. @arantie tpirb ae.
leiitet burh cine geieuihaft, tueldbe nit
eiuem 8apital bon $3.50, 900 ~incOrporirt
iuorben 1T. Bran ihreibe iofort an uus
unb laiie iih einen i~Iuftrirten Brospett
tommen. Der Treis lit iebt nur 10 gts~
mirb aber balb in bic S1be seben. Gner
Bpramsliht mad uerbeu Sic in 80 Eaeen
einen 8rpfit BON 1909 Bis 1909 MAIDEN
unb babel tuerbeu sic burd bic @arantie
sor iebem Berluite 9elhdbt.
Man ihreibe nod beute. aRan laije
iib bic @%elegenheit nidt enteeben, tuie
iib anbere ihon bieielbe nit Der ,WerDe
0ranoe" uno Der m@erit". Mine entgeben
lieBeu.
Die fife Investment Company.
80 Hicks Building,
SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS.
gant. Reerensen meroen b~ersitpilief %sslisfert!
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yaaOalia, Yeuniplbmia,8 abu.

Gin Billet biefer 2inie eriter &lahe
nod SEEM Dort beredtigt ben Srl=
baber in IS abinatpn, 8aIs
timDre unb Philadelphia
einen aebntdaigen Mufentbalt 5u
nebmen. Dies lit Elm iebr liberales
BugeftdnbniB.
Wegen @inaelbeiten penbe MAJ,
liH an ben nnter3eihneten.
$. .. 4iIepre,
@eiienber Baifaaier Neert,
Lib Weft Grenb Hlace. Gan Mns
t0niD. Teras.
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.sMuea Gtnbalt sebptea.

S. U. @uueoge BON Werbena,
Nla.. mar amei Mal i'm 00ipital in
SOlge zines ihmeren Sales Dor,
6dmorrbuioen, bic "a @eibmilfte
perurInbten. Naboem bic Merste
uno Nraeneien ibre @irtung uers
feblt batten, gebot Budlens Nrnica<
Salbe Der rpeiterer gntsinoung
ihneG @inbalt uno beilts i'm. @s
beilt ale 2eioen uno tDotet ben
Sbmer5. Is Gents bel 2alteyer &
Suhn uno Moplph DreiR. MpDtheter.
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9r. Sames 8. 8tmsIep,
6ids.@ eb6ube
Speeialift fiir Naie, @als u. DIR.
Spreb Stunoen BON 10-12 ubr
Wormittaes, 3-5 ubr Nadmittaas.
SDnntaaa: BON 10-11 uhr 8urHt.
llnler uooer nnn Xorhen II,

= TIMER 4ager BON Sarben uno
Eapeten 1T angetommen uno lit
aualitatin baS bette i'm Wartte. I'm.
iere Nusmabl BON Tapeteri entlpriht
benz mooerniten @ei@mad uno utis
iere Tarben iinb rein uno Trifd.
@ebt uns einen Brube-N uftrag.
Nnterfun & Nnterf0n,
127 uno 219 Dt,6puitun.S traSe.
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,8nrp 5 Tormalin", (Gimer &
Hmemb), balt, tpertt es MDrgens
als 8abn= uno Munb Wa1ier gez
braudt mirb, 8dbne urb Wunb
tpabreno bes gansen Cages rein.
Y. S. S6mibt 6ouiton, geras,
Mgert.
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REILLY BROS.
SIS %. gemmeree 0tr.. waiIttarb pIass

grobeeren, Mepfel, Draneert uns
Bananer. ale Triidte. 8rnoufte
uno Semitic Der Saiion uno in
Badeten gu baben. Grp6e Nuspabl
au ben rieorieiten 8reiien. I'm
aefduiae Batronaae miro eriudt.
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a.. 0or,a,, ,,v.,,.. ~

Die Dan1et, munoern iid oar-
iiber, tpie 6rau .. es fertia be-
tsmrnt, in,n1er nod 10 jugenolib
aus3uiebenl Das @ebeimniB lieat
oaB iie .Bridfp Gfb8its
ter8" einnimnit, pelbeS oaS gan3e
Spitem in better Dronung bdlt.
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NE STANDARD PUBLISHING COMPANY
Of San Antonio, Texas.
III Avenue e

6ierour9 [abe i'd heratiH ole meine Greunbe NIB
Mbonneuten Elm, i@ bic pramtponen yramien onau=
ieben. ipel@e frei einem ieben abonnenten zines
reiner aahlrei&en enelti&ea ano oeutfhen ghNer
ge6eben tperoen.
GEO. meyer, Eigenthusmsr.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-05-09

= @elesenbeit u.abt Diebe-aber
AUDI QrDBe Mdnner.
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Wir baben unierem 2aaer iest
81 d elorabt 5ugefiet. 2aBt
@uh uniere Breiie geben.
9. Braeger,
81 20d SNf{<E n,,.t,4orca "a.
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aaadt ssina'slss Isasana eisarren.
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maadt Stnd's SC pasaua Gtsarrem.
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es siebt nidts Geferesh 8u Baben 10
alien Gallons eriter &laKei
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22 1924 Otto commerce Ctr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-04-24
Both Painfully Injured.

Mrs. Louisa s. Brady and her sister, Mrs
Charlotte b. Finckel, of 1920 Corcoran
street northwest, were knocked down and
run over while near the corner of 18th and
l. streets northwest about o'clock last
night by surrey in charge of James Ellis
colored The man did not stop at the time
of the accident, but continued on his way,
being apprehended later in the night by
Policemen OBrien and Potter, who placed
him under arrest. Both ladies were pain
fully injured and We're taken home in a
carriage.
Ellis, it is stated, is a coachman for Mrs
Abner Taylor of 1719 Oregon avenue, to
whom the team belonged, and which he had
taken without her knowledge A charge of
assault was filed against the man in the
Police Court this morning, but the case
was continued until Mrs. Brady and her
sister are able to appear against him.
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Automobiles in Montgomery County.


To the Editor of The Evening Star:
Your ear seems ever ready to catch the
notes of injustice, and you are as ready to
throw your influence upon the side OF
right Will you permit me- to ask publica-
ton for the following in The Star, paper
so high toned, SO influential and so welcome
in the family? Montgomery county. border
ing it does upon the District of Column
bia and the city of Washington, has re-
ciprocal interests with it in many different
regulation of the speed of automobiles We
do not wish to be inhospitable to our city
cousins when they take a spin out into our
county by making unnecessary laws, but
we do wish to protect our families and citi
zens from frightful accidents, which are
sure to happen If things remain as at pres
ent. Two of your citizens who spend part
of the summer in our section take an in
terest in frightened horses, and endeavor to
familiarize them with their horseless car
riages These two men slow up or stop II
necessary. They are DR.. Sprggs and Mi.
Samuel PASCAL. There are doubtless hun
dreds of others from Washington who
would be thus thoughtful, but We know
from hairbreadth escapes from what might
be serious accidents that there are those
from the city who appear to enjoy the fun,
to them, of seeing countryman or de-
fenSeleSS woman in the most imminent dan
ger with a frightened horse. They offer no
help. neither do they stop. The automobiles
have come to stay, result of civilZa ton
and evolution, and every one should well
come progress. but we appeal to the drivers
to exercise their common sense, be they
possessed with much or little. and try to
slow up for frightened horse, as other
wise they may get in the tolls of the law
for we have traction engine law in Mont
gomery county. But prosecution and re-
sultant damages i'll repay one for being
MANNED or disfgured for life
CHAS. .FARQUHAR,
Olney Md.
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Dramatic Club Meets.

The newly organized Citamard Laicos
Club held its regular meeting at the home
of Mr. John Irving, No. 627 Sth street
northeast, Wednesday evening last with
the president, Miss Virginia Raymond, in
the chair. Among other business transact
ed was the adoption Of constitution for
the club. After the adjournment of the
business meeting the members proceeded to
rehearse the play, entitled THE Bachelors
Banquet" Those participating were: The
Misses Virginia Raymond, Florence Jet
and Marian Kelley and the Messrs. Howard
Nelson, Frank Orbello and John Irving.
Mr.. Charles Morgan was stage manager.
After enjoying refreshments served by the
host and singing familiar songs the club
adjourned
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Recollections of Greece.

Mr.. George Horton, former United States
consul to Greece. delivered lecture last
night before the Mems Club of st. Marks
Church, Capitol 5Hill entitled Personal
Recollections of Greece and Its People"
This lecture was somewhat of departure
from the stereotyped manner Of treating
the subject. dealing mainly with modern
Greece the lecturer found it during his
residence there ASIA diplomatic representa-
ticon views were thrown on the screen by
Prof. Murray, which aided materially to
heighten the interest in the lecture.
At the close Mr.. Horton was given ris-
ing vote Of thanks! social time was af-
terward enjoyed by the large number pres
ent. Refreshments were served.
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Town is Part Of Nature.
From the Chicago Trihn,

rTOW tne CnlcaS0 Tribune.
clever writer in one of the Chicago no.
pers talks about the ''unnaturalness., of
city life and about it's enervating and de-
moralizing influence Thus does the civ
continue to be the object of literary oblo-
guy. Thus does 1T continue to be abused
by those persons who of all persons are
most in its debt. How many lttterateurs
can be hired to live In the country? They
all live in town. They see town. They
talk town. They write town. Once or
twice year they go out into the country
and continue literary tradition by signing
for the clearness. the reserve force, the
simplicity. the undistractedness of country
life. Then they come back to town and.
by living town life at about ten times the
gait maintained by nonl1terary and nom
artistic persons. they get so much town
God made the country and man made the
town. God the first garden made and
the first city Cain"
These reflections are just, but they can be
stretched too far. Fauna and fora are not
the only works of God Human beings
were also made by Him. Indeed, they are
conventionally regarded as His chef
d'oeuvre. Certainly they were the climax
of His creating activity. Is there any rea-
son, therefore, why a tree should be ma
ture' and man shouldn't? And is there
any reason why group of trees should
be natural and a group of men shouldn't?
Why Ia a grove any nearer to God than a
city? The things which are done by crea-
lures created in Gods own image may be
assumed to be part Of Gods natural world.