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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-06-10
9~erblaNenscr sewety.

@ene 8euanifie treffen forttuab.
reno in GROCER MenQe elm, uelhe err
tlaren, oaB Or. Sings Iene gnt-
oefung fir Sbminoiudt, 6uften
uno grtdltungen Dbne @leiden oas
itebt. Ils 8eiipiel oierer mDee cine
fiir5lihe oerartige Runogebune BON
8. S. Wc5arlano bon Benturuiqe,
go. Derielbe ibreibt: .Drei Sabre
lang puroe Dbne ieoen grfole an mir
berum9eooftert. Damn begann i'd
Or. Sings @eue @rfinoung gu nebz
men uno elm paar Slaiben baoun
beilten midi ooaftdnoia." Dies Mits
tel lift aleib uirtlam BEL alien 2uns
gene uno 5alsleioen, Sbuinofudt,
2ungenentsanouna uno Grippe.
8arantiert pOn ben Npotbetern s..
4alteDer & Sobn uno Noolpb DreiB.
BrUbeilaihen fret. reouldre @r6se
so Gents uro 81 90.
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Gar : GrcnrltOneu 5llr @elt=
Mnsite(lunQ.

Nm II. uno 81. Wai pertauft Die
9eras uuo Baciic : 8abn Spesials
@rcurfionSs Tidets nab 81. Souls
uno suriid BON alien Bunften ibrer
2inie in 9era8, Nrtania5 uno 2oui.
ltana fir ueniger als einen Sabrs
pre8. Die 2tdets fino tiur in ben
reGelmdBiaen Cars eiltia unb fir Die
9auer uon Iteben 9aeen. 8enoet
gud an iraeno einen Gaenten Der
Qinie.
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Senes %bammernee appipeh

wiroe Sic balo perlafien, uenn Sic
Or. Sings Neue 2ebenSs 8iqen ges
brau6en miirben. Tauienoe BON
2~eibenoen baben ausprpbiert, uie
gut Tie Qegen Miardne urb nero65es
&opftpeb belfen. Sic reiniaen oaS
B(ut uno bauen Die @elunobeit auf.
Sour 25 Gents uno bas @elo miro
aurlferftattet, tuenn iie nidt belen.
Blu baben in ben Npotbefen BON s..
&alteber & Sobn unb BON Moulpb
GreiB.
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ssein. mite bic 9otnr.

rein, suis bic blane Cuff Der gerQe, uoba
Nno tren, RTE oos Sort zines gbrenman.
nts tit bic st. Bernard ; Rr6uter : 9iIe.
Hls Ietns Srduterpiae bat iie iidb einee,
Inlkt uno als oas 5uberldiigite 6eilmit=
Waaens, Heber. un6 Wierenlei6en ernie.
ieu. DELL un6 Segen ben ct. Bernard.
1rlberH fir lire herrfi5s g~rfn6una /
Die 81. Hernaro,RrdurersBine limb In
alien Mp0tbefen su baben.
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8aiammen Cote unb gerlebte 4,434
xtn pierten Sui oes Sabres 1902
CAB ca 81 Cote uno 2649 Berlebte
nILo ber Berluft burh 5euer betruQ
$3.50. 1855.
Gin auoerer Tag i'm Sabre, an
Lgsldem Elm freier @ebraud BON Der
Mahe getnnGt unn audi nit Bprs
Iiete Nbrehnung iiber alte Gtreitia.
teiteti gebalten tuiro, lit Der @eibs
nndbtstna.
die lnnne tuiro es oauerr, bic oas
oetuohnlihe ntteritaniihe Bolf bag
ritbtige Weritdnonis fiir elm 10 lido,
neg, erteben6es Jeft haben uno oas.
ielbe IN 6bnlider Weile feiern piro.
ME mir Deutime?
ee 1T i65n. oaB bic enaIilhe
yreiie es fi6 aneeleaen iein ldBt,
ons uebei, ben offenbaren Mouoel
aunbrer Qualification, 3u be5predeu.
au uertrteilen unb quite Qebreu an
9eben; nber iie jpate oas nift rtur
DOE benz 4. Suli tun. iDnbern INNER.
lnrt. bel jeoer fid barbietenoen @e-
leQeuHeit.
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Mein Seimatsourf.

8eritimmt teb' ih am erinen Strau6e,
uno bltfe, tpo r1ein @eg au &an6e,
Sinunter in bic blaue Slut;
Wttr it's, als iab' ib in Der Siefe
MeinSeimatsbDrf, tpie tpenn's bort ichliefe
SIN @lan8e 9olb'9er SDnnenelut.
grua9ien finb Die Spielaefabrten,
Sic leben bort. 9es 96rfletns @drten
@enfgen ibnen Bis sur Stuno;
Snoes mir, ben ma Dhne Staten
Stebt Nib Die 9an5e @elt o~urdbafen,
gu en9e tuiro 6as grbenruno.
Mein 9lu9e icbaut bies Seim tpDl uimrner,
M2ib feiielt eitlen 8abnes 5rbimmer,
CT io9t mild iiber StDd unb Stein:
. tuenn oas Meer bic trante St1tte
Sir ale 3eit beeraben bdtte,
Sd tDnnt' BON ibr niht ferner iein!
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MHerIef.

NV N0dSNSbS 0Jtbtt8Saf Wv
Iih bier als SDbn Des BanftaiItererS
Nleranber ausgab uno urter @ebrau1
ieines Namens eine Mnsabl S9ntnr
oeleien neribte, lit in 2areop aufaes
iaudt. 8Dn bort erbielt Scr. Nleran<
Der eiuert Brief, tporirt linn elm
DDtelier mitteilt, bob iein SDbn iid
BET ibm aufgebalten, einen Bump
BON SIS angelegt babe uno 49, so fir
Soft unb 2Dais lhuloig geblieben iei,
melbe Sur1tnen er suriideritattet,
Ireip. be3ablt baben mDhte. ,Sbr
SDbn," ihreibt Der Wann, ,mDQte
meme 9ohter nit nah MDnterep
nehmen, aber oas Baar lift mod 81
Jung gum 6eiraten unb i'd milligte
nibt EN-" Der Sunge fann'8 mod
nett bringen.
- Stimmt fir Sobn @. 9pbin
fir Sheriff in ben Brimdrmablen
am 9. Suli.
Wie 6arpeb @elten BON Sai=
nDis berihtet, bereiter iib fGnfaebn
Tamilien DDr. nab Slbmeitteras
iiber5uiieoeln. Mebr tueroen foleen.
3ano 1T bort 81 teuer, urt NIT CT
folg uno @etuinn Nderbau gu treiben.
Nab ben neuer BpftregulatiD,
men ueroen bic 2anbbrieftrdger naA
Der suridaeleaten Weilen5abl i'm
Dienft ialdriert meroen. Sic biirfen
feline Webengeihdfte betreiben, nidt
na6 Webennerbienit iuden, inbem
tie iib erbieten, Yadete sa befDroern
Doer 8effeaungen aus5ufiibren; fie
0iirfen feline &DmmiIltun pDrl einem
@eihdft8marn artnebmen. Sic birs
fen aber Badete rlitnebmen, bic
linen sDn ibrer1 BntrDnen aeqeben
meroen, Die brett entlane ibrer &oute
nDbner, aber nur bann, fuerrt Die
8eiDreun9 bes Muftrages nit ibren
Offiaieqen 8flibten nidt foGibiert.
Sic oirfen teine umupege madden
uro nidts tun. mas Die Nblieferuna
Der 8Ditiaben ~ners6eert.
= Stimr1t fiir SDbn %. 2Dbin
fir Sheriff in ben Brimdrpablen
am 9. Suli.
Su 0ermiBt niemals ben Son.
tenidein, Bis Die WOlten i'm 81 per=
oeden anfangen.
sc aiebt Wenihen, bic ibr
Slut, un0 Meniden, bic ibr uns
gliid DerimmeiQer fDnnen: iene iino
thug, oiefe tapfer.
Gm ihmerften peridmerst
man, mas man Deriherst bat.
Jlrbterli9. .Wir baben
iebt einet neuen r@oaege. grD".
n@a, mas idreit Sbr oenn aus?" -
Die Gafnen pDn bier rulilhen
Shladtihifen unb atuei iapanii6en
@enerdlen."
- Das 0aboenten Der meilten
Wieni6en lift tur elm @ad=D enfen.
Wtander, Der auf Sheen berun1s
reitet, wiroe oiel ibneIer bDrtudrts
t0mtlerl, uenn er abitiege uno All
Sub meiter ginae.
Ser unterfhieo smiihen Gpes
tulieren nno 6aaar6ipiel lit iebr elm,
fah. Benn man aeuinnt, it's
Specialization, perliert man, oanr
beiBt e8 6asarbipiel.
giner unierer NItrDnomen mill
Die Embedding aemaht baben, oQB
Die SDnne elm Doppelftern lei.
SbOn m5elib. l1ebrigens Iino es
Die Iftr1n0men nibt alein, pelde
mitunter ooppelt ieben.
: 8eit lift @elo fir 8iele, aber
nod oiel mebr muroen aerne ibre
Belt geaeH @elo umkuedleln.
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Reifeno " aenten,
s. g. 8ufdb.
M. G6DrDbint.
Garl GMaefer.
Der @terse Sali ,tnD ietme opfer.

Der @ierte Smli muS ietne Cpfer.
ShDn redt seitie erbebt Die r@al=
peftDn @etus" ibre marnenoe Stimme
aegen ben grdBlihen unfua, Der am
0atiunnls Teiertags nit SbteBnaHen
uno grploiinitoffen aIer Dirt getrtes
ben tuiro uno Der einen Gerluit an
Euten uno GermunAeter berbetfIbrt,
ME i'm rtanbe @9laht nidt aufaus
meiien bat. sic ioet, bic 2ebrer,
Hreoieer unb Die 8reffe ionten Doe
rauf binarbeiten. baB Der Brutalitdt
nno Der @ubbeit, Die in elmer iDlhen
Mrt Der sSeier lie9t, geiteuert miro
uno bic Teier iib su enter rubigen,
berftdn6igen, ourbaus patri0tiiben
oeitaltet.
Sn Chicago lit cine 8euegung fir
cine aIaemeine 8olfsfeier am 4.
Suit i'm @anQe, uDbei BDaerlhIiie,
Jeneruerf, @emebrlnlpen, iberbaupt
aQes SbieBen itreng ausgeihluifen
unb perbpten lein miro uno UNI cine
@runolaae fir ben Epn su finben,
Der auf benz Seite berrihen iou,
ueroen Itamentlib 5raite1 auf9efDrs
bert, su eribeinen unb ibre &inher
mitaubringen. Das Br0granm fir
Den Nahmittag miro aus &eoen,
aaerlei G0ltaipielen uno lunitiger
unterbaltut9 beiteben.
Dieier Gnfang CUR Gerfeinerung
Der 6ffentliher ar1eritaniihen 8olfss
feite uno Der 6eier bes 4. Sult i'm
Beiunoereu lit iebr lDbensmert. Bir
ertenner BARN cine 0aGabntung Der
0entihen 5eite, 0ere1 @emiitlibteit
in erfter 2inie barin 5u iumen lit,
Dab bic Janilienmitolieoer - &ino
un6 9egel pfegt man gu lagen-oa=
rarl teilnebmen uno berer. Wolz
anitdn6igteit baourh geiidert tit;
ab0eiebeu eapDn. oaB Der 9eutibe
ME in benz WaBe gum ,.tuilben
Ranne'' tuerben tam. nie Der Gme'
ritnner. 9ieie BoraiiQe Der oeute
imen IefIibteiten ftno ia audi BON
Der engliiden Breiie mieberb0lt
lpben6 herpproehDben rpuroen. 6p
iqute Der bQraols feiuespeas lehr
oeuti9freunblih gefinnte .Statess
man. BEL @eleeeubeit Der Jeier eires
S6n9erfeftes in Nuftin: 6unoerte
BON Deutihen iino bier mebrere Gage
lang uerinmmelt 9etuelen, oas 8ier
III in Gtr5n1e1 neiInfen. ober Wuss
fd,reituuoeri iroenb tpelther Nrt firtb
ififht nnrnefnrnrnen mint einr1nf
eiuen Nnoetruufenen hnben mir nes
iehen. 6dtterr ffatt Der @errnar1e1
Bic NmeriFoner f~eifiert. 10 ruiiroeu
bic. YreIIiteine NIT Wlut befnriht
tpurben Sei1.
sc feet eben nid,t inn ,4orofter
oes oetuDhnlihen Wrterifoners. cine
sgeier NIT ruhiaer Wirbe slI beoehen
Wei Inn i'll NGes Nufreouno. h6dffe
Mninonrartn bes MernenSn{tems grs
hibiuo be8 apufes. unn ppra Snbios
ileroebriIf. Dna er Iehr ho(D or1s
idl6ot. oebt er uur AT leid1t Doslt
jiber. ie,ne WofFe an siehen unb mi,
ibr @ebrauh au maiden. Wnfonos
sum Gpas, aber es uirb bolo Grnit
baraus.
uub ba ftpsen mir uieber ouf
eiuert uehefffnnb. auf cine l1nSitte
re auseIltaIers. 9oau 1at EN-
IsNan ~ ~ ueWullusu, WcMn u
en- NDttHIeit 0eluGf; maS mtu er
Dprt init benz HeuDluer? Or bat oQ8
WprnefIhI. ms or in SruhpT nprotpn
rN.r Gr~r ass".
~ Ttssst ptvuun'elsn lutIle y
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Sch tun sic Mir be einsiee @e=
faae, Weiiter goiter, I'M ia9e Sic
W3ir, ob es nit mabr is, boB es ale.
mai i'm 9opp 5eerit afdugt, mann e
Menih nerriidt tpero?
Shine oes &dmlide fuiinfbeno
Wtit 8igarbS
g0urs
Sobn &iti d, @sq.
Was Mtih betsefft, 10 reil' Sd
@no Der 8oh nit Der Mauo alb.
Da fann Die alti muoe, 10 bel IN
oft iie mill. Sd Dinner lie nit. So
6 Gerl bin Sd.
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aatp's II. 6. y. Ratem

NaiDuille, sem,, 14.-16. Sum-
finb fir&eiienbe interelfant. G@reibt
ON oas r3atD" Departeriert 81,
Dallas, 9eras. uno fragt nod ben
Staten nah Naibniae pia Der 6iret<
ten 2inien NIT Riidreiie iiber ct.
2Uuis., Mo.
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Eeras.

tNb ~0tttsNLlLNb IANO tA ShtSL0
Barf BEL S9ulenburQ Elm Barbecue
ltatt, auf Dem idmmtlihe &anotoa<
ten fir Die @Duntpdtnter teilnabmen
uno &eoen bielten.
Gin Wann, Der iif Sobn
&uen5el nennt unb an Der @lienbabn
arbeitete, lit nod Brownsville oez
brad1t uDroen. Der Mann 1T urz
sneiielbaft mabniinniQ. Gor einiz
gen gaeen bot er iib init einem
elibenbeu Glen elm Sod ourh Die
Scale uno elm Iuee auseebrannt.
= @roper WtcD Dnalo. Elm junger
Mteuid BON II Sabren, wuroe in
Wtacp, 8ra5Ds County, uDn ieinem
leDsidbrigen 8ruoer, Der nit elmer
angeblih niht ~eelabenen 5linte
Ipielte, erl6oIien.
- NuS Tobp miro aenneloet, oaR
iib ourt cine neue Snieftenart ge3eigt
bat. Sic fiebt Dem &artoffelfdfer
ahnlib, tritt in groBen Sdaarer, aul
uno friBt bauptidbli6 bas 2aub nDn
ben WesquitezB iihen.
Iuf Der Sart, BON g.. s.
8DttS in Der Ndbe pDn @Dn5aleS iD[=
len MiQionen tleiner SrDibe plDb=
lid ibr @ribeinen gemabt baben.
- Sn Marlin muroe am Wontao
Der erfte Warfttag abeebalten uno
Der @rfDlg mar Elm garia auBerpr.
bentlider.
Ser iunQe gDnrao Sbmarb i'll
uDn Der 8rano>Surp Der @rm1rounq
oes Teleeraphiiten garle in gort=
tomn angeflaet tpDroen. ghmart
ift 19 Sabre aft unb Der Sobn zines
adtbarer uno anaelebenen oeutihen
Sarmers aus Der umaeaeno BON
DorftDmn.
= Su 5Dlae zines @oltenbruhs
in Der Wdbe BON Ilpine tpuroen 400
SUB bes @elei1es Der Siol. Yacific
Balm BON einem plDblib baberrau=
ibenoen 8aiieritrDm fo~rtaeriiien. &c
oauerte sm6lf 5tunben, biz Der Sha=
ben uieoer gut gemaht tpuroe.
- Nus San Saba fDmmt Die
Nabriht, oaB 6Drt itarte Heaen ge-
fallen iino, uelhe fir Die gcnten
pDn 9r0Bem Muben tparen. Der
San Saba lit geftiegen uno bat Die
Nieberungen teifmeile iberlbmemmt.
= Sn Dallas lit Die popu(iftilhe
StaatsfpnpentiDn abgebalten mDr=
ben, in Der 9elegaten our Natipnal
fonpentiDn am 4. Suit ertpdblt MUIR
ben. 36 Berionen nabnner an Der
&onbentipn tell.
= Sn Der @eeeno uon Berlin in
8aibington g0untp lift Der iunge
Sarmer ISM. Gutenberg peri9mun.
ben. @r aing am Dienltag ntpreen
fort, unt Wauleiel su iu1en, unb if
ieitoem nidt tpieoer aeieben moroen.
9te fdltmmfte auer @rfabrunseu.
4ann es ettpas S1limmeres geben,
alS Die gmpfinoung, jebe Miinute
ueroe Define lebte iein? Das mar
Die grfabrung, melhe Wirs. g. $.
&ewiDu in Decatur, Ilabama, ourd).
aumahen batte. ,,Drei Sabre lang"
ihreibt oieielbe, ,,batte ib idon I'M.
ertrdgli6e Shmer5en 81 erouloen in
S0lge uUn geroauungsl1mGhe
Wagens unb 9armbelbmeroen. De,
Sob ihien unpermeiolid, oa ale
| Werzte mn nIIe Wrapnpipu nprgnnter
SblieBlib muroe ih oasu bepDgen,
Electric 8itters" gu periud)en unc
oas &einltat mar gerabesu tpunbers
bar. SD puroe iofort better unt
iebt bin ih nDaitdnoig nieber berae-
lteIt.' Sir 2ebers, 0ieren>. Ma=
gen. uno Darm.2eioen lift Electric
Witters Die einSige Wieoisin. Sour
so Gents. @arantiert BON ben NpD.
tbefern $. &alteper & Sobn uno
Noolph DreiS.
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sc 9rintt alIamu . SlaldJenbier

Bay 8eeen niebriaer Staten Sur
8eltausitelune nod ct. apuis bio
3eras & Bacific E 8abn befragt irs
geno einen 9idet : Ieenten Doer
ihreibt on 6. g. Gunner, Gene.
rols Baiiaater.G Dallas, Teras.
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Sdsli9e gOurifien sAIatwagsu
nad Californian, ebenfD naH ct.
9Duis Dia geras & 8acific Habn
obne Wedlfel. @breibt an iraerib
einer 9iGet : Ngenteft tpeaer tieies
rleue1 Dienites Dber an 6. 8. Eur.
ner. Generals afiagiersG gent, Dol
1a8, Teraa.
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8eiubt Sduls' Galoun, Gla-
mos Bla8. Stets friides Bier an
Sapf.
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Die Office

bDn Or. Sulius Sraunnagef lit nad5
benz 1. Snni in Glaotns 9fpptbefe,
Gde 6 ommerce= unb Nabarrs-g trase.
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5O4 if Die Telephone Drummer
fir S~Uoatuaiier, .SyaineralsuaIyes
uno @eiR5ier. DDS & Mfh6adjer.
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9ecept Wp. 1851 ppu Gimer &
Mmettb BELT ni9t ale 2eioen, aber
es turtrt &beumatismus auf ale
Saae. s. S. Sbmibt, Ieent
00uitun, Sera6.
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Ghol5 SaluDn bietet eineu
anGenebmen Gufentbalt.
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sss 9rintt glIamO iElaidenbier.
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FIGHT Il |''l|l|||| / lB l|||| | |: RUN I ! /
FALL Army MANEUvERls To oc-..
ocpUR oNoLDBATTLE GROUND.
OLD SOLDIERS TO -; tt ne,
Hundreds Of Them Will Be Present
as Critics for the Regular and Ma
tional Guard Forces-other
Washington Gossip.

Washington. Washington, and TOR
that matter the soldiers of the entire
country, are taking more than a pass
ing interest in the coming battle ma
neuvers scheduled to take place on the
historic Bull Run battlefield this com
ing autumn. ;.
For this series of maneuvers troops
Will be drawn not only from the regu-
lar army at the eastern posts, but from
the national guard Of the eastern and
New. England states to the number of
about $4,000 men, and they will be un-
der the direct command of Mai. Gen:
Henry c. Corbin, commanding the de-
partment of the east with: headquarters
at New York. OF this force some 49,
600 will be militiamen, and regular
army officers, especially those assigned
to general staff duty, are anticipating
a golden opportunity of studying the
soldiers of the guard of the various
states. But not only will the officers
of the regular service be present in
considerable numbers, but the young
soldiers will have as critics many hun
dreds of civil war veterans, many of
whom fought over this same ground
during that conflict.
One reason for the great interest
shown in the maneuvers by the old
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1904-07-08
.ndHroom' IN .pssd

Gabs5 Case was the founder Til,
ssction.ofsthe practice 81. setting ID 4 /
magnum of champagne. Tor the first
driver ~ amateur, Of courspe-Who
reached his hotel IN q sleigh or.cutter
and upon runners each autumn The
magnum was always taken after q
fierce struggle on perhaps q quarter
inch of rapidly fading snow, and OF
course 1t brought to the hotel enough
custom to more than compensate for
the cost of the wine. Afterwards other
hotel keepers copied the idea. One
man in Yonkers- used to set up wine
for the first bicyclist to reach his place
every year. Result q race beginning at
one minute after midnight between so
or more hooting Ascorchers, making
night hideous, and sometimes pedaled
through six inches of snow. After the
winner got his supplies, the others still
had a thirst to assuage.
Thirteen years ago Case moved for
the third or fourth time to McGown's
Pass tavern in Central park.
Gov. Flower and his: staf had
a festive dinner there. In his
day Case knew we'll Robert Bonner,
w. H., w. K. and Commodore" Van
derbilt; the Jeromes, the Works and
other people who loved horses because
they were horses.
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ried a woman of title. Miss Edith
Van Buren, who vas a grandntece of
President Van Buren,, married the
Count de Castelmenardo of Italy, and
was badly treated by him.
Other cases turned out better: the
early ones apparently more often
than those of recent happening. Thus
the daughter of Preston King married
the French minister, Waddington. Her
memoirs, which have just been pub
lished, reveal a happy life spent in high
places, vexed by nobler cares than
trouble . the titled do-nothings who
seem preferred by so many silly girls
nowadays.
To this latter class belong the Prince
Rospigliosi, whose noble family have
made miserable the life in Rome of the
former Miss Marie Reid Of New Or
leans the Baron Won Schellendorf.
who took his Cincinnati bride to Ger
man East Africa and tortured her by
drunken attentions. to dusky rivals; the
Baron Halkett, whose American wife
Is now a hermit in the Adirondacks:
the Prince Colonna, who, with the
proud record of a thousand years Of no
bility behind him, drove the adopted
daughter of John w. Mackay from his
home with her two children; the Baron
de Focke. arrested for embezzlement
in Vienna within the honeymoon with
his bride, Miss Anna Cox, of New
York; the Count -Monisch, who
was backed by a marriage syndicate in
his campaign for the hand of MISS
Mary Satterf1eld, heiress of eight Stand
ard Oil>millions in Buffalo.
In spite of'the marriage last winter
of the duke of Roxburge and Miss Goe-
let, the fashion of international ro-
mances is decidedly going out. And
Roxburge, unlike, the creatures. who
have been named, is q manly fellow
we'll worth marrying on his own &C.
count.
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VALUE OF TEA AND COFFEE,
Something That Must Be Decided bv
the User Of Either for
Himself.

There has been a. great deal of argu-
menta as to the relative usefulness of tea
and coffee. Some people say that tea
interferes with digestion, makes them
nervous and keeps them awake, but that
they can drink coffee without n i'll
effect, that 1t really aids digestion. 9th
ers claim that coffee produces nervous
ness and insomnia, but that tea refreshes
and ~invieorates without any bad results.
Then there are some people who can
drink neither tea nor coffee, and still 9TH
ers who use both with no i'll consequence,
All this goes to show, states Medical
Talk for the Home, that it depends upon
the individual as to what use he can
make of tea or coffee. Coffee agrees with
one person while tea disagrees. Tea is
beneficial to another person while coffee
cannot be tolerated. Each person must
decide for himself. by experience.
In the United States coffee. takes the
lead, but in other countries, especially
England, China, and India, tea is used a
great deal nor than coffee.
Tea contains about so per cent. more
caffeine or narcotic principle than coffee.
But in the making of tea and coffee there
is about twice as much coffee used as
there is of tea to the same amount of wa
ter.
Tea, when drunk in large quantities, is
said to irritate the mucous membrane OF
the stomach more than coffee, while cof-
fee has a more decided stimulant action
upon the force and frequency of the pulse
than tea has.
After all that has been said pro and
con, the person who drinks either tea or
coffee must decide for himself whether it
agrees with him or whether it does him
harm. He must find out for himself and
then decide accordingly whether he shall
continue the use of either M or the
other. 49,.
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MIGHT HAVE HAD T7W,Io: MORE
Chump Who Baited the Barbed Wire
Fence Overlooked Two Of
tho Barbs..

There is the. keenest rivalry between
Joseph F. Cowan, proprietor of Clason
Point, the new resort in. The Bronx,
and of his guests, a banker, as to
which can catch the greater number Of
dsh, the isherman's word to be taken
as a su%bstantiation OF. his record. The
rivalry has led to. some interesting dis
coveries, says the New York Sun, and
although the contest has been conduct
ed in a most amicable spirit, the guests
and employees took sides, and each of
the rivals had his warm adherents.
All the ordinary methods of catch
Ing founders had been engaged in with
auctuating results, and the founder
season seemed likely to close with the
struggle unsettled, when, about a week
ago, the banker begun to get ahead.
Every night he would return to the inn
with such quantities of founders that
they were reckoned by bushels rather
than by weight.
1t took some pretty sharp detective
work to find out how it was done, but
MI. Cowan succeeded. Secure from
observation in a clump of bushes, he
says he saw the banker go to the shore
and sprinkle bait along the sand about
two feet from the waters edge. When
after awhile the fish began to scent
the meal provided for them, the aoun-
ders would leap from the water and
while they were in midair the banker
would hit the latest a sharp clip with
a baseball bat and break his back.
Now the banker is not a light man,
neither Is he as young as he once was;
so 1t is not strange that many of the
founders secured their dinner and
Hoped back into the water safely. Yet
when his. catch, was counted, he had 80
nice fish that filled two bushel baskets.
Mr.. Cowan kept his knowledge of his
competitors methods to himself, but
resolved to beat him at his own game.
The next day he astonished the nab
tues OF his hosiery by bringing in 343
fine founders. After he had been duly
declared the victor he told how he got
the fish.
1T was the easiest thing ever" said
he. Il hired a husky fellow to help
me, and at low tide we fenced in. about
1OO feet square of the shore, close to
the water with barbed wire. Then
with pinchers we turned the barbs into
hooks and baited them. When the tide
rose the fish came in with 1t, and say.
they must have fought for chances on
that fence.
AT low tide every blessed barb but
two had a fish on it. The fellow I
hired owned UP that he forgot to put
bait on two of the barbs and I fred
him on the spot. l wouldn't stand for
such carelessness. Only for that
would have caught 345 founders that
tiInD
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Creamed

Dissolve half. a box; of gelatin in
one-half cupful, of cold water. Add
three cupfuls Of boiling water, one
cupful of sugar and the juice of two
lemons. Stir thoroughly and strain.
Let the jelly set-it should be only
half as firm as most jellies-then stir
lightly in one, quart of fine, sweetened
strawberries and n large cupful of
whipped cream. Nearly fill custard
glasses with this mixture and put on
each a spoonful of whipped cream,
Serve very cold.-Philadelphia Press.