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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-07-20
l1ehpr bns SputSdbe in n

= ueber bas 9eutlhe in Der tatbo=
liihen unineriitdt gu Waibington
idreibt oa8 fatbDliibe 8latt v@rcels
flor" wie folgt: Der st. 6. Staats-
Berbanb BON Ohio bdtte oas Bru-
lett Der Grrihtun9 zines beuti1en
2~ebrffuhleS an Der iugen. &atboli=
ihen nniperiitdt 81 @albington rue
big in Der &umpeltamrler leffen Iol=
len, in Der es felt Der Sprteteluae
oes lebten oeutlben BrpfeHors ges
iblumnert bat, Biz Die iebt aus
ihlieBlih irifh : liberal : tatboliide
Mnitalt ernftli1 reformirt unb BON
@runo aus unlgemDoelt lit. Wir
beutihen &atboliten baben niht ben
minoeiten Nnlab, ben Nmerifani1ten
goloene Briden gum grfolg gu bauert
uno Die 8abl Der Sharfs, @gans,
StaHur6s uno dbnlifer fettfeloloeter
StaatStatboliten in WaibingtDn uers
rlebren 81 helfen. MDee ii6 Die
iDgen. RatbDli1be unineriit1t erft
einmal bieies Mamerts miroie 5ei=
gen, 10 tpiro ibr aud bic Sii(fe Der
Oeutiben nibt fehlen."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-07-20
Ser ct. 9onis nno yiem Yorf 81
miteO Der 8anoalia YenniDlba=
1lia uShort QiAe."
nia nj

Son iebt alb miro Der st Souls
uno SEEM @Drf 2imiteb Der Benn5gl.
nania Short Sine als elm unabban.
giger BUG BON ct. 2Duis na1 Sns
bianapolis laufen uro piro aus els
ner 8ibliotbef= uno &aud<, elmer
SbierpatiDnss uno Spei1e= unb
Sblafz@nr bethlehem. Werr1 n0tbig,
UNI Nufentbalt in Bittsburg gu per-
meiben. mirb bieler aanse 3ua nod
harrisburg, Bbtlaoelpbia unb SEEM
gDrf burd)laufen.
Ser Seem gurf 2imiteo Der @ans
oalia- Benniplpania Short Sine Der.
ldBt oas uniDn=Dep in ct. Souls
tdglib un l ubr &abmittags.
9rei @~rpreBsiee tdelib nit
Durd=S blafmagen uno Gpeiietpa.
gen BON ct. Souls nah Stem Yort
nber Die 8anonlia : 8ennlplnania
ShDrt Sine.
Begen nabeler g~inselbeiten pen'
bet @ub OH s. sc. 6 besbrougb.
Iiiiitent= @ensral : Bafaaier Naent
st. Souls. W0.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-07-20
Wie lit nieS!

aeir bietsn einbanoert Dollars yelobnung fir je.
Bon 9al's 2atarrb=8ur eebeilt iperoen fam.
G.S. Gbenep 8 60. gieentb., Soleoo, o.
a8ir, Die unter3eibneten, baben s.. >. Gbenep ieii
ben lesten Is Sabren getannt unb balten i'm fir
poufornmen ebrenbaft In alien 8ei9dtts banolurl :
Gen uno fnanSiea befdbigt,. ole BON fsinsr Girma
eingeganaenen Standardization gu erfllen.
'wsf q $ruar. @roBbanoels= Sreguifen, Sos
iebo, O..
walSins, Gilman d Mareiu, .SrOBban=
bells. Droeuifea, Soleoo, o.
3aa's 9atarrb=6ilr ipiro inneriid aeuommen uno
rulrft oireft aui oas 8lut nuo Die I9leimlgen Ober=
td4en oes Sphems. 3eusniie frsi p%erfanot. Briefs
IS Gents fnr bic Glaihe. 8ertauft bon alien App=
tbeferu.
Oats Familien= giuen limb bic behsh.
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fort NIT ben, Gift,

Sahpertdnbi9e miien, 6aB biele in
oieiem 9an6e fabrisirte GiIen Nuedlilber
entbalten. 9ieies beimtldijhe mno icblei-
hen6e Gift, tuenn ldnger genDmfnen, ner<
giftet 8lut un6 6dfte un6 unterarabt bic
@eiun6beit Iangiar1 aber fiber. Die al.
narb's &rdnterpineu. iin6 aug friiden
YHan5et nnb Wur5eln bereitet unb bas
ben iidb lett Sabrbunberten BEL alien Tin.
terleibsleioen, 8erftopfung uno 9ebers
Ieiben als Elm iiheres unb iberouS uirf.
James 9eilmittel tets eldnaen6 bepdhrt.
Die ct. Bernar6s8rduter.9iI iinb in
alien Npotheten sn haben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-07-20
slrbeiten Tag mus wad5t,

Die feiBi9ften unb pirtlamfen
tleinen Dinger, Die lie aemaht ruurs
ben, finb pDr. Sings @eue 2ebens.
piIenA. Durd oieie Bilen miro
Sdndhe in 8raft umaepanoelt,
2rdgbeit in 9battraft. aIeemeine
Wattiefeit in geiitige gnergie. Sic
leiften tpunoerbnre Dienfte beim
Wieberaufbau Der @elunobeit. 0ur
25 Gents per Sbahtel. 8u baben
in ben Npotheten BON s. Galteger &
con uuo GoDlph DreiB.
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q 8.

- Sir Die Staatsmilisen 1inb in
Nuitin 2459 Waaastn=@ epebre unb
|273 Wagaain>& arabiner bon Waib.
inetpn eineetroffen. Die an Die Wili5z
&pmpagnien perteilt peroen.
- Sn BtctDria perlhieo plDbll6
Der Barber 8. ShDnia an Der
S1mtnoiubt.
- Sn 6unt gpuntp 1T oas 2pca(
Optionz@ eieb init elmer Waioritdt
nun iber 1900 Stimn,en aneenpnt=
men tuoroen.
- Nab einem iebr erreeten uno
heftigen @ab(fampfe baben am
Samstaa bel Der @obl in Wiqiam=
ion County Die Mnti= Brpbibitipnilten
nit elmer WaiDritdt BON ettpa 200
Stimmen geiiegt. Sn Taplor tuurz
ben 882 Stirnmen abgegeben, aber
nur 1877 fir Brobibition. Sn Bart
felt itano baa Gotum: far Brobibi=
tim 10, bageeen SO; in Granger fir
100, oagegen 900; in 0utto fir 155,
bage9en 88; in &punb &pd betrug
Die Mtaioritdt Der Brobibitipn;Iten
80 5timmen. SIM @ansen fpuroen
$500 Stimmeu ab9egeben. - Nub
in Sails COUNTY murbe oas 2ocal
Options @eieb init elmer Waipritdt
BON ettpa 400 Stimmert permorfen.
= Ser erite 8anen biesiabriger
Baumwoae tam nDn 3apata County
uno muroe nah @alneitpn gelHidt.
Sn Collin gpuntp fam Der
Garmer 6if MDore auf eigentitm=
lihe uno fbredlihe @eiie um's
2eben. Snoem er feline Dampfs
Drefbmafbine bon einem Selbe gum
anoeren bringen mplIte, eing Die
Walhine 5urid unb er tpurbe sui=
iben benz beiBen Dampffeiiel uno
benz SeparatDr eingetlemmt. Sn bie=
fer gefdbrlihen Gage perblieb er cine
Biertelitunoe lang uno ftano Die
g%rdBlidften Sbmerserl aus, ebe er
befreit ueroen fonnte.
- 9ie unfau=8 ELECTROMAGNETIC
ibaft, in tpelber Der &pmptrDaer
sc. W. 2Dne fir SIC, 900 perIihert
par, ueigert iib, bic gerli1erungs>
iumrne aus5uaablen, inbem iie auf
eiret Baragrapben in Der Bptice
~uertpeit, monab iie niHt baftbar lit,
tpenn Der Berliberte pDr einem Srr=
iinnigen getDotet miro. Der San
gebt an Die @erihte.
- Die 6arbigen beabIibtiesn in
9ouiton Elm 6uipital au erribtsa uno
in G~erbinou1g batnit elm 6eim fir
arbeitsunfdhige @r=Stlaoen. Nn Der
Spite oes Br0ieftes fteht Dr. S. ..
DauiS bon 9ouitpn. Drei Nfer
2ano an Der San Gelipe=S traBe FIND
bereitS angetauft moroen.
- MrS. Seattle Walbinoton in
6DuftDn bat bic Snternational=8 abn
auf 5000 Sdabenerlab perflaat.
Sic mDnte ibren franfen Batter in
Spring Station beiuhen, faufte Elm
Billet unb beitieg einen Bug. Der ibr
als Der rihti9e be5ei1net puroe.
Nuf Der Sabrt erfldrte ibr Der Som
ontteur, oaB file iib auf Dem unreh=
ten Dug befinoe. sic muBte aui
elmer tleinen Station ausiteigen uat
nod 6ouiton suridfabren. Die &eh=
r1nr19 lautet: nnfuften unterpegs,
$1.00; 8erluft oes Nrbeitslpbnes ola
Wdiherin fir einen Gag, $500;
nl8geitaaoene Nngft unb ieeli1@e
8eunrubiguna. $1,000.
= Beaumont bat elm Spmnter=
tbeater.
= Sn San NngeIo tpuroet in Die.
fem 6ribiabr 2,250,0O0 Stunt
WuQe in ben Marft aebradt. 3mDlf.
monatlihe @Due purbe nit Is biz
II, ahtmonatlihe nit Is unb IA
Gents per Sfunb be5ahlt.
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8eiat fetm WtitIeib.

.Jabre lang nerfolgte mid oas
S6idial fortudbreno" ihreibt s..
y. @uleoge In Werbera. Nlabanta.
SD lit furdtbar an 6dmnrrbDioen,
ourH uel6e "a 0eihtpul1te perurs
ladbt uuroen. Wis alIes Nnoere pers
iagte. bette mid m0udlenS Mrnica
Salbe.A SIT .eleib gut fiir 8ranb-
muaoer uno ale nnoeren Gmmersen
uno Qualen. &uftet r,ur Is Gents
IN ben Gpotbefen uDn s. &alteper &
Son uno Noulpb Dreik.
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s~ Salt, cement, Sano, Bad.
feline, f~euerfefte Steine unb 9bDn.
Ebeer unb Nspbaltpapier, Dabpappe.
9beer uno asphalt, Del, 9erpentin.
Jarben, @las &c. &c. itets ~pprrdtbia
bel s. 6. 1ielmamn, BOG OF.
gnmmercesS tsnBe. @iebriee Brei5e,
quite Waare iomie quite uno reele
8eoienung Deroen earantirt. -
yelephpn 410d
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Cinderella Sanbs Yalait.


Wir lino p%orbereitet. unieren 9un-
ben uno benz Bublifum Die neueiten
Sacons in alien Mrten oDn Sbuben
fir DAMIEN uno Wdoben. 6erren
uno &naben gu liefern. Wir balten
unieren pDblbegrinoeten &uf nur
Die beiten Aunlitdten su bieten auf=
redt. @ute @aare nno biniae
Breiie bleibt ftets unier Motto. @er
ele9anteS uno sugleib bequemes
Sbubmerf 81 traaen miinlht. Der
peroe Itf an unS. Gin 8eriubs=
fauf miro Seoen iiberseueen, oaB
mir an Der Spite Der S6ubeelhdfte
iteben.
Cinderella #.
POI NlamU Blaaa. Telepbon 585.
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@eht lpnoerbare ssp[oan hobe

&ebt ipnberbare Solesn baben
mitunter Die %uniinni9en ameritani=
iben Sabbatbs= @eiebe. Die 8ier=
brauer BON Stealing, Ba.. baben iif
peranloBt 9eleben, einer eerneinla=
men ,.8ierfaB'g Collector" ansuftel=
len, oelien Iufgabe barin beftebt,
nad ieoem Sonntag Tuuren ourd
Die Die Staot umaebenoen 6lgel su
unternebmen, UNI Die BON 8ifnifs
aurudgelalienen. natiirli1 leerer
Bierfdiier su iammelu. ga Conn
tags in Der Staot ale @irtIdnften
aelbloiien fino. miro in Der freien
Natur 9efneipt.
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SDutbera Yaciftc 8abn.l
Mbfabrt.

Rah Neu Orleans, SDuitnn unb Sol.
betDn tdglib. ........... Ii. 40 Born.
uno 500 Nabm.
Nab eagle 8aB, 81 8aio, galifurnien
uno Werifo ..............8:3O Borm.
gsab 81 8aio, Heu<Merico unb galifor.
MEN SO Hadm.
Nab Norb<Seras, ct. 2ouis un6 gbieae
go katy Flyer. $3.50 Nbenbs.
Wnfunt.
gDn NDros9eIas, ct. 2ouis uno Chicago
(Katy Flyer. .........7.45 MDrgenS.
Bon Netu Orleans, 9ouitDn unb @als
befton t6glib...........7.40 MDr9ens
uno 500 Nabm.
8on 81 8aiD, galifDrnten unb Merifp
. sO.VU MQeHO9.
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Giienbabn Tabr>Y lan.
5. & o. %. 8abm.
NIh hrt.

Rotb alien 3orbsS ........
100 Born.
Nab ct. 9ouis, Mempbts unb benz
Ofen. ..i2.30 Mittaas.
9ta@ Npro~Seras, Santa Sc uno Sriscp<
8unften. 800 Mbenbs.
gtah ct. Souls, Wacp unb benz Siten
9.l5 Mbenos.
Nah 2are6o unb Mericp -. 800 BDrm.
Nntunft.
Bon 81. Souls un6 benz Sfen. t.. 700 Born.
Son &sro>Seras, Santa Sc unb 6riseo.
PuutlCN .O+tO SUlUt.
Bon lpealen Buntten .......7.25 Nbenos
Bon ct. Souls unb benz Often. $40 Mbbs.
Son 9areoD unb Merifo. 49, II. 20 Nocbm.
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Yia YanSalia, YennlBluanuls8 abu !.

Gin Billet bieier 2inie eriteralaiie
nah Stem @urf bered3tiat ben Sn.
bober in Us al hiaatpn, BAL
timore uno Bbi1abelpbia
eiren sebntdaiaen Nufentbait su
nebmen. Dies lit Elm iebr liberalea
8uaeitanbniB.
Weeen Ginselbeiteu peube man
lidI an ben unterseihneten.
g. q. 6 ilgrre,
&eilenoer Nniiaaier Wgent,
ll8sgBeit G.ehh 8lace. San On
tDnio, Teras.
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-Wtan CLAUDE niht, oaB man tpdbe
reno oes p6rmeren @etters bon neus
ralaii6en Shmeraeu peridont bleibt;
miro man BON oenielben befaqen, 10
Qiebt eS niHts beiieres ole CT. Jatobs
Del, peldes Die Sbmersen linoert
unn heilt.
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Mur fieben Staoteri fteber in Die

ytur HeUen Stnntef 1tebefl IN 0tes
fer De5iebung mod uriter Teras.
Dieie Statiftif ift fir ben grpBen
nno reid5el Staat Teras eetpiB febr
bei66ueno uno es lit bube Bet, baB
er iid ieiner Bfiht Der berantpad3s
ieroen Sugeno segeniiber bemu6t
niro. 4dngere Shulseit, ftrengere
Shulgeiebe uno reihli1ere Beuiui.
Qaaeer uno Steuerauhaeen fife bic
SHule, ons lit eS, mas nUtia 1T!
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Sebt lit bic 2eit

@uren 8orratb BON @inter bpl5 gu
taufen. Die Taae iino lang, @e9e
gut, Breiie nieorig.
Carr Boob & Goal o.
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Nm bas Vublif,t,,t !

Sn SDlae Der pielen arbeitiparens
ben Malbinen, Die mir neulih auf.
geiteIt baben, fino mir in ben Gtano
geiebt, .,Mie8lers gtanNarb See
Gream', friiber $3.50 per @aaone.
iebt fir $1.00 per @olone gu ues'
faufen.
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Sekt 1T bic 2eit

guren 8orratb bon Binterbols uno
&Dblen einauleoen. Sraat nab
unferen 8reiien.
Carr BOOB & gpa[ o.
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SetratS : GMeine.

5rib 6eiliemann uno CLARA @ils
liams.
6. 8. Broiier unb Marp Specia.
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unier Wfotto

lit ooues Mab uno @epidt. prornpte
Gblieferung uno bDHt6e 8eoienunQ.
Carr 8ooo & Goat o.
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Setuiions beiSe 0botoarapbens
MtelierS

limo jebt in ems oereiniet tuoroen,
uno atuar 203 @eit=g Commerce Str,
tpo er ieBt in Der Sage lift, perf0nlib
Die gelar1te Irbeit 81 iiberpaden
uno oaourb ben 8unoen Die grDBte
Befrieoiguna 81 gepdbrleiIten.
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Brobirt unlere auten 8bisties
uno 8eine 81 nieoriaen 8reilen.
Gaitanpla,&sSou, Main Gne.
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Somnlerz Yreiie

tIr unier @interbols uno &oblen.
SelepbOnirt fir uniere Breiie.
Carr Boob & gDaI So.
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W. 6. & z. 8abm.

~. Sc. & 3. 8abn.
Mbfabrt.
Rab Bacp, Sort 8ortb, Dallas, &anias
gitb, st. Souls unb Chicago, tdslicb,
(Snniet 9epDt) 49,. $50 Mbenos.
2Dcalsms nia SmitboiIe. .....9.30 8prm
Nntun t:
Bon Chicago, ct. 20uis, 8anias gitp,
Sauas, Sort @ortb unb WacD, tdglih
(Snniet OepDt) ........7.45 W0roens,
2Dcalau9 nia S%mitbuile.. -. $50 Mbenbs
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@rmmbeisemtmms +. irebertrasumaen.

CHARLES Dngo an Wm. Heooings
ton, 8 @runbftide in &oams Iobis
tion (9aurel 6eiebts). 81, 500.
9. Dalfpmib an u. 2acD, @runo,
ftid an Dbraje Str, $500.
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q. ". & u. g. 8abt,.
Nbfahrt.

Nab guero, goafum, Soutpn uno Sol.
peftDn, tdglib. 100 Born.
uno 9.45 Mbenes.
0ab Corpus gbriHi, &odport nnb Beee
billie tiglib. 2.l5 Nacbm.
Rad Borne unb aerrbi1le, td9lih. .....
.9:25 Born.
Nntunft.
Bon guero, Yoafum. Gpniton unb Coll
beft0n, taglib ..........7.45 MDr9ens
un6 $50 Mbenbs.
8Dn Corpus gbrifi, &pdport unb Bee
billie tdglib.. 1:35 Nahm.
Bon Borne unb aerrniIe. tdslih.....
MbenbS.
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SCHEUERMEYER'S PARK
c. D. MAYER 9ioentiin,e

G. D. MAYER @igeatitnfer.
SIMMER flhl. 9as 8efte i'm Martte lit
bier 81 haben. Gin %anseuebnter Nufent.
bolt oes Qben6s. Nus9e5eihneter Stra.
Benbabns9ient.
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Gulf Sbpre Babm.

Mbfabrt.
Nab 9abernia, eut6erlano Springs,
Stodbale, tdelib, ........8 800 BDrm.
Guiunft.
Son StDdoale. Sutherland Springs unb
9aperuta. tdalih. .......2:30 Nad1m
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WeFen....
in TerQ8,.,..,

Jn oiefer 2iite Der Staten itebt
Geras nod an adtunbbreiBigiter
STEELE uno bic ~fulgenoen Staaten
itebeu uslter ibm: 8irginier, Mprbs
uno Siosg Carolina. Georgia, Mla<
bntun. aentudg, geEneffee, Miliil=
ippi. Southland uno Nrtan1aS.
Gin anberer Beueis, tpie melt bas
SGulmeien in 9eras suriif lit. lift
oer be5iiglih Der Sdulta1e. Das
GdhuIiQhr bat ndfnfid
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Die na@ftebenbe 2ifte seigt ben
BrDcentiab oer Sum Sfulbelu9 eins
geldriebenerl 3inoer. gr betr6at:
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Sotueit itebt 9eras in Be5ug auf
Die untertiibung Der Shulen nod
ginitia Do. Nnoers lift es, tperlr man
Deraleiht, mas TeraS unb anbere
Staaten onrb lutale 8efteueruna
far oas Shulmeien tur. ga tprlr1t
Der Staat melt in'8 Gintertreffen,
mie fufgenoe 3abfen betpeiien. Dur1
lDfnle Beiteueruna brinaen tGmlih
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-10-17
SAFE HARBoRs FOR CROOKS.
Places to Which They May Go and Be- yond the Reach of Extadition.

Places to Which They May Go and Be- yond the Reach of Extadition. There are scores of little nations with
 which the United States has no treaties
 at all. Abyssinia is one. and were an American fugitive to reach Addis Ababa he might remain there the rest of his life without fear of molestation. In
 the West Indies are two republics in
 which the American evil doer is almost
 as securely safe. One is Hayti and the other is Santo Domingo. Both are usu- ally so torn by revolutions that the ex- listing government is almost unrecogniz- able. In. consequence, both are favorite resorts for American adventures and fugitives of the more enterprising sort. { One American, who left New Orleans
 inconspicuously because of a little difference with the law, rose to high rank in the Hytian army, and was eventually killed in a fight with revolu- .tionists on the Dominican border
 The little republic of San Marine, in the south of Europe, is another secure
 stronghold for American fugitives. But lit is so small the average evil doer does not seek it out for fear that he may toss in his sleep and roll over it's frontier in- ito Spain. And far to the eastward there lis Sarawak, in the East Indies, where an
 Englishman. holds forth an absolute monarch, and every stray soldier of for tune is welcome. f&
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-10-17


 Were he to be daring knaye, an American fugitive might find safety. at least from American justice, in a dozen or more of the queer nations of central Asia-though it is more than likely that the natives would soon finish him. In Afghanistan the ameer would be glad to see him, and in Belooehistan the rulers of the state would treat him as a dis tinguished visitor. In Thibet proper he would be under the eye of the Chinese authorities, but outwardly Thibet is not Chinese territory, and the treaties with China do not affect it.
 High up on the central Asian table land are perched Kafristan and Turkes- tan, neither of which recognizes even the existence of the United States Southeast of Arabia is the independent kingdom of Oman, and toward the north are Bokhara and Khiva, vassals of Rus sia, but still not affected by Russian treaties And in Africa there is the vast expanse of the Congo Free State unhealthy, maybe, but still safe. In the west are Borum and Waday, inde- pendent kingdoms, and Kanem and Bogirmi, no mans land.-chicago Trib- une.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-10-17

Ethel What makes you look so pleased"
 Edith-oh. Jack says I'm the first girl he ever proposed to on his automo- bile-Detroit Free Press.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-10-17

Mabel Fuller Blodgett's new book for the young, "The Giants Ruby and 9th CT Fairy Tales" ought to be one of the successes among the holiday books of the season, for it is characterized by originality, humor, imagination and a charming style. Dwarfs, fairies, giants and elves appear before the delighted reader; these are wonderful transforma- tions and magic is freely used; and the tales are especially adapted to the com prehension of children. The story of the small boy who was always wishing that Christmas came earlier, and when it did come early found much to regret, is delightful one for both parents and children. The Prince of the Silver Shield" "The Faithful Porcupine" and "The Giants Ruby" are also very charming and will interest old and young. In this busy, strenuous, Ameri- can life of ours the older folks find re- lief from the strain and a genuine pleasure in perusing just such clever tales as these that entertain and do not weary. This new book has many illus trations and decorations from draw
 ings by Katharine Pyle, who has done her work we'll and with true artistic touch. The Giants Ruby is another of the attractive new books published by Little, Brown & Company, Boston. It costs $1.25 and is we'll worth it. For sale by all booksellers. i
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-10-17

ions are portrayed, chiefly Angeline, who attracts Harvard students to her counter. She schemes for rich mar riage, but her particular admirer fights shy of marriage though fond of her so- Ciety. Angeline's scheming takes form also in securing an announcement of her engagement to her Harvard flame, which is promptly repudiated after the young man has heard from his father. Lillian, the stocking counter girl, has the luck to wed a true and upright Har- ward student, who falls willing victim to her charms. The book presents a fair and readable picture of the state of society life selected for discussion. MT. Harkins is the author of Little Pil- grimages Among the Men Who Have Written Famous Books" ''The Schem- CTS" has a handsome frontispiece by Err nest Forbury; price $1.50; for sale by the Pease-Lewis Go.
 "The Golden Kingdom" by Andrew Balfour, published by L. c. Page & Co.,, Boston, tells of journey in search of riches as described in the remarkable narrative of Doctor Henry Mortimer, contains in the manuscript discovered within the boards of Boer bible during the late war, the same being edited with a predatory note. The note is intended to give an air of reality to the wonder ful doings narrated. The reader is re- galed with a medley or desperate ad- ventures, journeys among strange peo- pie into strange lands. inc events mar rated are supposed To occur in tne lat ter part or the seventeenth century. It IS a lively, entertaining story throughout, cnocK Iun or adventures and told m realistic way With plenty of orlglnahty. Dr. Mortimer IS young Engilsn physician Ill a small English village Cochran, the coXsWaln, ap- pears Tn the doctors quiet life with a wondrous tale of gold Ill the interior or South Africa. Jacob Little is a black smith of the village, man of Herculean strength. These three are the cnteI characters of the book and they set out to ind the golden Kingdom. The book has a fine sale and is III continued de- mand. Price $1.5O; for sale by all book sellers.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-10-17

Count Zarka, a Romance" by Sir William Magney, author of The Red Chancellor" etc., published by L. c. Page and Company, Boston, has for the basls Of it's plot the sudden and myste- rious disappearance of Prince Roel of Rapsberg, who is eonjectured to be
 somewhere in Hungary, and who is finally discovered to be a captive in the castle of Count Zarka, whence he, is rescued. This novel is well described to be very exciting story of intrigue, adventure and love" and it is told with an air of probability and reality in graphic style. The principal characters of the story are admirably portrayed and very realistic they appear. Sir William is splendid story teller. Count Zarka, by the way, IS q Russian emissary or agent and the trail of the Russian supremacy and diplomacy in the region treated of is over all. Count Zarka's castle and stronghold is in a picturesque spot, and is well located for carrying out dark and evil plotting and deeds. The book is an interesting one throughout; ;$1.5O; for sale by all book sellers.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-10-17

One day. on her return from few days rest at an old back-country farmhouse, she desired to jot down, for her own benefit, a story told her by the farmer. She began in the evening and wrote and wrote, not needing the time, until as she penned the final word she put out her lamp in broad daylight. The result was the story How the Spirit Moved Gym thia, ," which was soon printed in mag azine.
 Owen Kildare, the author of My Ma mic Rose,'' to be issued by the Baker & Taylor Company October 1, is a man whose personality appeals strongly to those who come in contact with him. Though born and reared in the Bowery and successively a newsboy, a prize fighter and a bouncer in various dives, and unable to read or write until thirty years of age, at thirty-nine he is a man whose refinement of speech and whose skill and accuracy in writing are a source of wonderment. His manuscript came to the publishers neatly written in a strong, easy hand and technically so accurate that it could go to the printers with but the minimum number of blue pencil marks which characterize the av- craze manuscript bound for the compos- ing room.