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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-02-27
9sesbatb iie erfolgreitb
iinS.
Msil sic nur aaf Gin RsstimintsS aalpsnd-
bar sind. und was San intenie
letM erfibrt.

Gi4ts Gielieitiges taaa gut beioret
iuetoeu.
aaes mas nut iar eiues beitimmt III
nirn gut ausgefIbrt.
ooan's Nieren Bitten 6eiorgen nmr
Zines gut
Sic ifno iiir trautbaite Giereu behimnlt.
Sie beilen &iiden. g4mer,en uno ie0es
Nierens9eioea.
llntsRfebsnn cine Ausiage bon saa an.
tonic, Die Obiges benefit.
6err S. $. Bennett, sSeuermebre
mann I'M Spribet1 0auIe 9eD. /,
an Der 5rio StroBe, SEQ. SIC 9u-
rangozStraBe tpobnbaft. iagt: n5eit
5tp6lf Sahren litt id BON 3eit au
Belt an Sbmersen in Der 9ieren=
@e9eno unb nurbe ppn beftigen
zS9tner5eri befallen, tpelbes
beioes Stueifellos nDn ber Nusibung
meines ihmeren 8erufes berriibrte.
0un. let bas. mie es noble, in oem
an9e9ebenen 8eitabihnitt litt id
entiebttb an ben 9eieren. gu Bel
ten tunnte i'd mid faum aus meis
mem Stubl 4rseben unb nenn ib
mid biidte, foslnte ih MIR nit Guf=
Dpferung Der erDBten Wtiibe mid
pieber aufribten. SD experiment.
tirte init Oeleu, tuanote 4sflafter an
uno benubts tbatldblid1 alles W6g=
lthe, Inn mir 2inoeruns 81 per.
idaffeu. aber pergeblih. gnolib
las id) bon 9oan's Nieren 8iIen.
SDgleib bDlte id mir cine S6abtel
in Der 8erarsNpDtbefe, @de IlarnD=
8lasa uno 0ouiton StraBe. Dieie
Nilleu entipraben eans uno aar
benz, pofiir iie auSaegebeu peroen
uno perbalfen mir in einieen tueni=
gen 9agen gu beoeutenoer Nbnabme
neiuer SbmerSen. Sic lino elm
iiberaus pertbpDlIes 0eilmittel uno
ib bin nur gu iebr tpilIens, Elm Wit-
tel nod lneinen beiten &rdften su
entpfeblen. welbes geuau bas tbut,
mas BON ibm 9eiaet tpiro.
grbdltlid1 bel alien DroeuiIten.
Hreis so Gents. Softer WilIburn
60. in 8uHalo, W. g., alleini1e
Ngenten fiir bic Ser. Staten.
8ereeBt nidt ben Wamen 8 a n
uno accentlrt tein 5ubititrt.
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Nertattat.

Sin oeutides jllnges Maoden, be.
fabtgt, einem ahtidbriaen &naben
uno einem iiebenidbrieen Wdoden
Den eriten Sbulunterriht gu erteilen
uno willia i'm 9au8balt Gilfe su lei.
item, tpiro in Der 6amilie zines oeuts
Iben Gr5teS i'm 0turoen Werifo 8
geiubt. angabe BON @ebaltsan.
ipriihen uno Gmpfeblungen unter
ginienoune Der photographic an Die
8eoattion Der p5reie GrefIe fir
9eras" unter % eutide Qeb r e..
rim" su rihten.
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Z e + a =.

- Das 9iItrittaeriht in 0ouIton
bat euti1ieoen, oaB bic JIehte Der
Staot auf semiiies giaentun am
SuBe Der 6arob', glpiians. Waurps
uno Grites StraSe. norauf Die unipn
@OmpreBs 4ompagnie grpBe @ebdus
lihteiten erribtet bat, neriabrt lino.
Die 8miebelernte oteier 5ais
ion auf benz 9anoe BON gptulla biz
2areoD miro auf 200 garlaounqen
geihdBt.
- Iuh stpii6en 8acu uno Siass
boro foll cine elettriihe Babn ee=
baut meroen.
- an Stelle oes 6errn 8. 8.
Wiliun hat Serr Alfreo 0nlt Die
aaentur fiir ben Worooeutiben 2louo
in @alDeitDn iibernpmnlen.
Sn @alpejton itarb oer 8aus
6Dntraftor Srieorid @armutb ir.
i'm Glter BON 20 Sabren.
= Gs fat fid5 eraeben, oaB oas
i'm 2lanD Diitrift gefunoene leltene
@rs rlibt Uranium lit. noraus oas
Haolunt getuDnnen miro. Ionoern
@aoolinit, elm Silitat oDn gttereroe,
oas sur 9erftellune Der Safer BON
elettriiben 2nnpen benust tuirb.
Der in Staples, @uaealoupe
County. pobnenoe ssortuer @m. sc.
Nlbriabt bat feline 8ablunoseinItele
lung anaetiinoist uno ieine Nttiba
ouf $27. .535. Ieine Baiiipa auf $22,s
6332. .35 angegeben.
SIN Utter BON 70 Sabren ftarb
anf ieiner Jarn iebs Weilen bon
Nuitin R. &rebs.
Sn Salpefton miiifen in oem
9eile nDrolib uutn 8roaouau uno
Ditlid nun Der 13. Gtrase Fiinfunb.
oreiBi9 0duier fortseidofft tperoen,
UNI Hlab fiir ben 2anal 5u MAIDEN.
Der aontratt fiir oieie &rbett 1T eis
tter @alueitoner sSirma lbertragen
tuoreen. Die 6duier meroen auf Ell
men BON oer Staot CUR 8erfngunQ
aeitellten Blab aebrabt, bic Der Ra,
mol uno Die Ilffilluna oes 2anbes
bollenoet lit. Die iibriaen 0ausbes
liBer in oem beaeibneten Oiitrift ia.
ben bic Nufforoerune erbalten, ibren
9runo uno 8ooen sipei ssuB ilber
Dem feiteeieBten 0ioeau aufsufi[len.
Wabreno Der 9ebiilfs Sheriff
bon 2auaca guunts einen geeoer
bon Yoatum nah 6allettsoille transs
portirte, iprang Der 8efanaene nabe
Der Bride iiber ben Qapaca &iuer
ab. tudbreno lid Der BUG in uoIler
S5abrt befano. Der 8eamte ristirte
aber aud iein 4eben, iprana binter
her uno es aelane ibtn, ieinen Wtann
tuieoer feitSunebmen.
Auf ieiuer 9our ourfl ben
Staat bat 8eora s. @oulo bic
Bride iiber ben Colorado bel glu.
tin ariinolidl inipiSiert ltno es beiBt,
oaB Die alte abaetraaen uno cine
neue, itdrtere Bride aebaut tper.
ben foil.
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Ssiir $500 nad 9euti6lanD.

3eutlb amerifanilbe 3eitunqen
peroen i'm alten Gaterfano NIT aru.
Bem Sutereiie 9eleIen, neil iie fih
frei ausiprehen unb bdufie Don brit
ben inebr Neuiafeiten unb Nahricl-
ten bringen, als Die oeutldben 3ei.
tunaen ielbit. Die ryreie 8reiie fiir
Ieras" ift ornber itberal1, pobin Iie
aeianot pirb, Elm iebr germ geIebener
8ait uno tann ii6 riibmen, Qner.
tennun9 uno 8iirbieune 5u finben,
tuie aus 5ablrei6en 8riefen an uns,
ionie an Dieienieen, tpelbe oas 8latt
an ibre Gerwanoten i1iden, berupr.
3ebt. Wer baber Ieinen Sertpanbten
uno 5reunben eine 6reube erpeiIen,
tbnen Elm millfomtnenes @eibent
MAIDEN min, Der beitelle fir lie bic
u5reie Hreife fir 9eras" Oa8 Sn.
tereffe fir 9eras, ipie iiberbaupt fiir
ben Staat uno bic @eeeno, tuo bic
8ertpanoten nobnen, III in Deutld.
lamb lebr lebbaft uno es 1T uninDQ.
li9, in Briuatbriefen eine 10 grano.
li9e Guftldrllne unb Beibreibune
oes fremoen 2anoes gu aeben, tpie
oies Die r6reie Grene" atIpphent.
lib tbut. Sir ben aerineen Breis
BON So oerienoer mir pDrtofrei uttler
ceicbbaltiges 8Dbenblatt auF elm Sabr
an iraeno cine Goreiie i'm Guslanbe.
Die ssreie 9reife fir Geras 9nbl.
GUntonnt1.
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UaSeI UmzuQS.HusVsIkauf.

Wir 0Herieren beoeutenoe 8reiss
berablebungen in unierem Qaaer,
nm 10 oiel pie m0glih au pertaufen,
ebe mir utasteben. Wenn Sbr bic
Nbiiht tabt, iebt uoer in naber 8us
tunft au faufeu, 10 lDbnt es iid, bei
uns pDrsuTpreheu. 9tieorige 8reiie
in allen Oepartements oes arDBten
Wagens, &utIben= uuo Bugaps@es
ihdfts in 9eras. gtidts piro Su=
riidgebalten. Bon ben billiaen Brei=
len tann iich Sober ietbit iiberseuaen.
@s mabt uns feine Miibe, unIere 8a=
rem 6eigen uno es bereitet uns Ser
aniigen, sSraaen 81 beanttpprten.
q. j. WOODWARD & CO.
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9os Stem gort Grt Stuoio" bon
l07 Wiurpbp Stra6e, Dallas, ger., i,
oas NIT grUBem @rfolae 8rube @es
mdloe unter ben beiten 5amilien in
San Mntpnio nerbreitet bat, ae=
oentt bier in turaer 8eit Elm atelier
ar erribten. Oa oieie ssirma nur
Die beiten Nrtifteu beid)dftigt, tuiro
es oerielben teineswees ibtper fale
len. oas merte Bublitum in 8us
tunft in ieoer 8eiie snfrieoen Itellen
3u t6nnen. gGir nermeiien hermit
germ auf oieieS reue llnternebmen.
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An die dHutSCh5n L0GGn uHd VeTGI0G.

8ir lino bon Dem 8orltano oes
% euti d g meritaniiben
N a tional= Bunoes" Or. 6.
S. 0eratler. Brdiioent, unb aoDlf
9inlln, Setretar; in Bbilaoelpbia
aufaefDroert tuoroen, ibm Die 0alnen
Der oeuti6en gereinieuneen mitsus
teilen, oatnit er fih nit oenlelben
brett in Berbinoung ieben tam.
gSlr ri6ten nun bic Bitte an ale
oeutlben Sereine, 2oeen etc. in Der
Staot, ltns Die n6tiaen Qnaaben su
liefern, oamlt mir lie Dem 8oritano
Deg ,.Deutibs sImeritanilben 0atip.
tal= BunoeS" iibertnittelu f0nnen.
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0imlaDlttt4:

Ille 8ameraoen Der Snotaner=
@rpe oition uuter Genera
@ lies unp O eneral M cain
} ie i'm Sabre ! 874 aber bic 2lano
GitacaoD iinb freunolidft eriudt, ib>
ren alten Gameraben Boots an
Der 9e oroUitede e Der IT. uno
W Warft= StraBe in st. Qouis.
Wt 0. 81 beiuben.
Die al tie alma miro reprooue
aiert uno ote 9onesS Stars Stag
q e miro gu6 ben @e9 seigen.
Goreiie;; F. 0. langs Wine & Liquor Co,
s. 8. Qarae, aSrei. Boots.
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Gin 98obltbater Der Nsenlbbelt 1T
Oerieniqe 81 nentlen, oer bas iirhere Mits
tel 5ur Seilune eines oas 2eben uuers
traeli4 mamenben 9eibens erfuuben 6ot
Or. Silsbee's 9dmorrboioen Mittel
"ANAkESlS" 6etuirtt 6ns, mas babon
ertuartet tuir6, ndmlicb ibuelIe 2inoe.
rung nnb griinolirbe Seilun9 ienes gee
tp1hnlirb enrch @aangel an 8etuegnng
entitanoenen, oft AUDI angeerbten 9ei<
oens 5ituerldiii9. I'm foftentsei cine
YrDbe oes Wfittels gu erlangen, aoreliire
man P. Neustaedter e. Co., Box 1915,
New York City. Die ''Anakesis" 1T in
alien su Gpotheten haben. 8reis 81.
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8ei elmer 3agung Der Budget
&ommiiliuu oes peeuBilden 2anota=
aes infornlirte @eneral 8uboe, Der
Minliter fiir Dffentlibe slrbeiteu, bic
Witglieoer Der Gommiifion, oaB oaa
@ifenbahn Winiiterium ein @eiud]
um Betuillieuna elmer Gerehtiame
fiir ben 8au elmer Smnelloerfebrs=
elettriihen gabn smiifben Berlin
uno Samburg unter 8erndStdtieun1
babe. 59ie betrefenoe 9eieuibafi
miro etn 9apital pom $37 500, 000
baben.
Sblintne Nabridten ppn ue=
beridmemmungen treffen ein. Der
@bein, bic Reier uno lire Nebens
fliiiie fino iiber bic l1fer getreten uno
baben groBe 8erbeeruagen angeribs
tet. geamentlib 1T in Der Wipper<
furtber @e9eno i'm &eaierunasbe=
Strt 2Dln be6eutenoer Sd]ooen eut,
ftanoen. giele Sduier iino gerdumt.
neil iie Dem ginitura nabe iino. SIN
8eraifhen Snouftrieeebiete iino 5abls
reihe inouitrielle 8etriebe geit1rt.
Guf 8efebl beS &aiiers finoet
bentndhit elm 8ehlel anf Dem Boiten
oeS Warine glttabe Der oeutihen
Botihaft in WalbinatDn itatt. Ser
iesige Snbaber, aprpetten aapttan
Grtuin Sbdfer. tebrt i'm sSriibiabr
mad Deutiblanb suriid, uin Der
Warineftation Der Office sugeteilt gu
weroen. Gls iein geabfofger lit
60rnetten<Sapitdn 6ebbingbaus auss
erieben, melber bisber oeln Qomirals
itnbe Der Warine angeb6rte.
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Qlm ods 4yubIifum +!

5n Solae Der uieleu arbeitlparen.
ben Utaldinen, Die mir neu(id] oufs
9eitellt baben. iino mir in ben Stano
oeleBt, ,Niealers Stannaro See
Cream, friiber $1.50 per @alone,
ieBt fir Sl.00 per @alIone 8u Der.
tauIeu
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8ulf Sbore 8alsn .

b q brt,
gieh 9auernia, Sutberlonb Springs,
St9dhate, t6elih, 500 8orr1.
Mnfunft.
Bon Stodbale, SUTHERLAND Sprinas uuo
9aoernia. tdalida. ...... 2:30 9ahm.
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9emtic] rOangeltIc1 lntberifobe SSm=
tit1Muel0= (s3emeim0e

Ede Nefntona uno @entresStraBe,
y ttesoienit 9eben Sonntae y
liz IL nbr.
Sonntaesfbuie: Seben Sountos
q 10-L IL ubr.
Seoermann 1T her5lih ruilltommeu.
Bobnnua: 324 6entre. StraBe.
Y. llhlmaun. gaitOr.
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NJ. s.. s. 7. sabm .

W. I. & =. Babn.
Nbfabrt.
gtab Baco, Sort @urtb, Dallas, aanIas
@itp, ct. Souls unb Chicago. taaliet,
(Suniet OepDt) $50 9lbenos.
9ocaIaug uia 5mitbntile. .... so 8or,n
Mntun T.:
Bon ghicago, ct Souls, &anias gitp,
Dallas, Sort 8Drtb une 8aco, tdaiih
(Snniet Depot .....7 30 NorQens,
4ocaf3u9 nia Smithoi[le. -. 9.25 Qben6s
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Giitababn Tabr=Ylan.
3. 4 o. u. eabn.

" ! l,
gaah alien 9torbsGeras~8untten .......
........... 700 8orm.
Wab ct. 9ouis, Mempbts uno benz
Sfen ............. u. 40 WttttaaS
Raeb NorosEeras, Santa sse unb 5riscoe
Bnntfen. ......... 500 Nben0s
5tab ct. 9Duis. 98acD unn oem Often
................... 15 N6enbs.
Stah 9areoo uno Rerico -. 900 SDrm.
Nntunft.
Bon ct. 9Duis unb bem Often. Z 80 8orm.
gon NDro<3eras, Santa Sc uno 6riseD.
EuHtten ..............S.40 40 SOrnt.
Bon localen 8untten ...7. 40 Mbenbs
8on st. 20uis uno benz Often. 81 10 Mbbs.
gpn 9oreoD nn6 Wertto. IL. 80 Nachm.
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q. ". y u. q. Robn.

DI q [.
Nah @uero, goatnm, Souftun uno Sal.
oeltou, t18lld). 900 Sorm.
uno 9.45 @benos.
Rah CORPUS garifti, 5iodpert uno Bee.
oIue tagitd1. d1..............2.l5 10 Hacbm
Naeb Sbrne unb 8erroi(le, ta9litb 80.
observation-disclosures. 1926 Born.
Mad 8Drne un6 SerrnilIe, Samstaas 3. 45
Nathrt. anflnft Montaes $50 Ibenos
Nnfunft.
.on euer0, g)oatnm, 6Oufpn un6 Sal.
oetpn, taglih. ,45 Morgens
unb $50 Nbenos. s..............
8en @oreus gbrifti, &otport nno 8ee.
bile tdglid6 lbs gaadhm.
Bon Borne uub 8erroitIs. taefih. -.
................ .......7 MbenoS.
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sputbern 9acific 8abn.

N6fahrt.
Gaf] &etu Orleans, 1ouTton unb Sol.
oeton td9ltd. ........... II. 40 Born.
uno 900 Mbenos
@eb gagle 8aB, 81 8aiO. golifDrnien
lno Mtettfp ............9 800 Rorm.
Qnfunft.
Son. Netp Orleans, 9puftDn unb @ale
neiton t6gltd 40 Moraens
uno 500 Nahm. ..........
Son 81 Taio, GalifDrnten un6 Merito
observation-disclosures. 500 NbenbS.
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9talen- ooer 9als Ratarrb tpiro
loiort beleitigt un0 permanent fiuirt
our6 ,Scrp ssormalin" (Gimer
Z Stn1ens). s. s. 8 d mi0t,
Iaent, OouitOn, 3eras.
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Die eelebrten ssrauen nebmen
gu. Die geiheiten ab.
Dem 8ater leubtet bic 8us
tunft aus oem Nuae leines 9inoes,
benz SroBDater bic Gerenneenbeit.
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aa 1rinft allamo fFlaibeubier
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Sitbweitteras mltmdt Gud

8euu SIR gu1 ireeaomO nieoer,
laiSen tuollt. tbut es ent1ana Der 81.
ME Der
Gan Nntpnip u lsramSaa
YaB Sabn,
i'm (9arten.9iftritt oes Staates. @e.
Iunobeit uno alima unibertroffen.
Billige 2dnoereien fir ben 6arner,
Ueorttedrtner, Obit' uno 8iebsi1ter.
Weaen @inselbeiten nenoet@ud) an
8, s. Wfartin, @. g. o.,
San Nntoniu Tera q
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gints Wfprstns - ss monteu .ttpa
IA 9ase felt benz eritsu 3ufammentref,
fen bes 8arons unh Sberftodtsdntpofts
persangtn iein 6arrten WSbr unb
@tma6ltn Dor bem 5auis ibreB ges
toobnft6su 8eglsiiers, nit bem ite am
Wbenb porher cine Quafahrt pstobrebet
botten.
Der 8oron. lonit INNER Der erite um
plase, trfdien erit mad tpcbt Sebn Wis
nutsn nHssbulbsesn 3orrsng. geins
psrbriebliae Miens ahste ben Wdrt,ne
ben. bqB ettpas ni4t IN Orbnung mar.
ffsortiebuna folat.l
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blieben nno 4benos ipIeber ii, @emelnz
f9aft nod 8rieori6rooa autiidtebrten.
8etbe botten, tpie iis iid seitanben, nod
feiuerlei 8stdnnti6aften bier pemu9t,
mon berdbrebete baber fir ben ndniten
1os slns neue partte. bic ebenfaQs olen
8etbeiligten bole 8eFrisbi9ung g,,
tpdhrte @on nun an tparen Der Bas
ron unb bsr Oberftodtsdaipalt Ibier
un3srtrennli4, ilnmsr inntser faIpfen
fie ii@ chamber an; Der 9arpn quar-
tirts iib in berIslben 8iGd ein, bd ct
nit fttusm 2osss ni@t rsdt auFrteoen
mat; man unternabm 3uIammsu Muse
fliiee, pronenirte aufammtn, binirt.
unb loumrts in 8emeinI9aft, befu9te
gu breisn oie aOnatrte, fpielte Qbenos
s9a4 ober Stat, turs, fuor eiu 3trs
unb cine Setle.
9eionbers arau Oberitoatsantpalt
Wobr idipdrlnte fir ben ablisen
8rsunb, unb aud ber altt Surtit fslber
leste sroBe 3unetsung fit tbn an ben
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q utidsr. If Shr Wusen nea
Z 44K, gu bdbeHs ~BeDoure. nein
oC bic 9ssrf6ofteu pDrt fde
far H.. &iir -. n. IL - x
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On 800 er non Ansrcr.

Il lacked but ave minutes Of the
time for the train TO start from the
downtown station. aud the suburban.
ties we're hurrylnE into Il when a man
In the garb Of = mechanic sat down
by the side Of finely dressed pas.
ssnRer iu one of the seats in the rear
ear. took paper from his pocket aud
began TO read
Plenty Of empty seats In here yet
aren't thers7r Rrowied the man In fins
Fainsnt. moving along RrudRinEly.
Yes. cir pleasantly replied the
newcomer. ''but II will be crowded
pretty soon. and thought I'd pick out
n gentleman for a seat mate while
had a chance"
"Humphf' grunted the other man
uncertain whether 10 feel compliment
ed or lnAultsd. realizing the hopeless
ness Of trying TO make any citing re
ioinder
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the remainder. The money given for
the purchase OF fodder was Gated In
the same way and the horse left to pick
mp living a. best be could.
The result was shown In a serious
deterioration In the efficiency Of the
Cossacks Similar dishonesty was
prevalent in the other departments OF
Russian army administration. an illus
tration Of which Is found in the story
Of the Russian officers found guilty
OF selling powder to the Chinese and
putting sand in its place.
The japanese even assert that the
number OF troops under the command
Of Kouropaikin WAS misrepresented
20 that money might be made by draw.
Ing supplies for fictitious warriors To
make full allowance for contingencies
the Japanese estimated the number Of
Russians they would encounter on the
Yalu ~ 10000 in all and sent eOOOC
/ troops against them. II was found II
! the end that the Russians had only
2O.COO men to oppose the crossing Of
the river. Brooklyn Eagle.
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WOODS INDIANS.

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The Woods Indians. as Stewart Ed
ward White calls the Ojlbways and
Woods Crees north Of Lake Superior,
are distinctly nomadic. They search
out new trapping grounds and new
fisheries. they pay visits, and seem
even 20 enjoy travel for the sake Of
exploration. This life, "a IS the author
Of The Forest" Inevitably develops
and fosters an expertness OF wOodcraft
almost beyond belief
Another phase Of this almost perfect
correspondence to environment Is the
readiness with which an Indian Will
meet an emergency. We sre accus-
toned to rely first Of all on the skilled
labor OF some one we can hire; second,
II we undertake the job ourselves, on
the tools made for US By skilled labor:
aud third, on the shops to supply Us
with the materials we need Hardly
once In a lifetime are We thrown en-
tlrely on our own resources Then we
bungllugly lmproVise a makeshlft.
The Woods Indian possesses his
knife and his light az. He never i'm.
proyises makeshifts. No matter what
the exlgency or how complicated tbs
demand. bis experience answers Will
accuracy. Utensils and tools he knows
exactly where to nnd. His Job IL neai
and workmanlike. whether It IL tbs
construction OF a bark receptacle, wa
ter-tlght or not; the making OF a PAL
OF snow shoes, the repairing Of a badl!
smashed canoe. the building Of a sheI
ter. or the fashioninE of a paddle.
About noon one day Tawabinisa.
broke his ax-helve square of. This .
us would have been a serious affair
Probably II left to ourselves, we shout
have stuck in some sort Of q roug
handle made Of . straight saplini
which would have answered we
enough until we could have bought Al
ether. By the time We had cooke
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them TO our correspondents with In
atructions to mail them on the date
designated. when II Is supposed you
win be in said town. Naturally these
cards when mailed win bear the post.
mark Of the town and with the fact
that you have addressed them viii be
sufficient evidence that you are in real
lty perhaps at no great distance from
home and friends, Our price ls mod
crate and Is based upon the trip you
outline aud the amount OF labor neces'
sary for Its preparation aud compile
ton
The advantage OF being the envy
OF your friends Is supposed TO com
pensate. In the opinion Of the general
manager. for the time spent IN hiding
near home and friends" and running
TO cover II one OF the aforesaid friends
comes In sight
''FOr you would be sure to run across
some one you knew" laughed one Of
the Prospective brides who received
the circular. "Jukt imagine the
string OF stories you would have to
tell 10 make things straight A wed.
ding trip under ordinary circumstances
Is something OF an ordeal. but can't
imagine anything more appalling IN
regard to what II might lead to than
one under the auspices Of the Honey.
moon Club. Think % showing souVe-
Mrs brought by some one else. OF an'
swering all OF the questions you would
be sure 10 be asked and having your
suit cases and bags covered with H.
bells forwarded from a New York Of
dee and pasted on within ten Snllea ol
home! IL may be a mOdeFa method
strictly up 20 date and cheap. bal
what would be the plsAsursT.
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dinner that Indian had fashioned an
other heIve. We compared It with a
manufactured helYe. II was as well
shaped, as smooth. as nicely balanced.
In fact, as We laid the new and the
old side by side. we could not have
selected. from any evidence OF the
workmanship, which had been made
by machine and which by hand.
Tawabinisay then burned out the
wood from the Ak. retempered the
steel set the new helye, and wedged
1t neatly with ironwood wedges. The
whole affair. including the cutting OF
the timber, consumed perhaps half an
hour.
TO travel with \ Woods Indian l. a
constant source Of delight on this ac.
count. The Indian rarely needs to hunt
for the materials he requires lie
knows exactly where they grow. and
he turns az directly to them as clerk
would turn to his shelves No prob
/ lem OF the living Of physical life Is toe
obscure to have escaped his varied eX
/ perience. You may travel with Indians
/ for years. and learn every sumner
something new and delightful abOu
/ how to take care Of yourself
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Opinions of Great Papers important Subjects. I
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before shows TO the manifest disadvantage of
dominant Thus in 1870 the OF literats
negroes terate whites 10000 while thirty
latter outnumber the former by 27TOO0
Nor justly retort that these ilterate whites are
dumped upon shores through the of i'm
migration OF the total number of white herates only
foreign born while the native born number
OF 113OOO Nor Is this the worst Of It.
The report that the percentage OF terates
native born OF American Is nearly three
times great among the native born OF foreign
Evidently foreign born citizens have higher
appreciation of advantages Of education than many Of
the native stock
AT no time in our history percentage OF init
been great Al to-day During the past sixty
percentage this citizens Increased
ais despite free school system and the
efforts popularxs education The State having
largest number OF terates Georgia might be
expected great negro population and its large
number OF struggling whiteA Pennsylvania next having
1882 nterates compared with l5s24T for Georgia
percentage OF teraes among the native born
Of New Mexico Is 25-Utica Globe