davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-10-06
llmgeftDrte &mbe.
Sn gam Mntnnio tuiro es mebr g@laf;
lOiigfeit geben, fpen n Die SetpDb=
net nit oiefeu SntfaG3en
befannt fperoen.

Wtan fann nibt ihlafen nit einem
l1limmen &iiden,
@inem labmen, lcbuahen poer
ihmeraenoen 6iifen.
Doan's Billen itno gut fir ihlinz
men Tiiden.
Sic Beilen ieoe Nrt opn 9eierenz
tranfbeiten,
BDn ben gepDbnli9en &iiden=
ibmersen big CUR Diabetes.
Sic merben BON San Nntpniper
2euten enoDrliert.
sSrau s. 6enrD, beren @atte Ii9
bDm 8efh6ft suriidgesDgen bat uno
Die in 304 sSiinfte StraBe pobnt,
fagt:
SIN SDmmer unb Serbft 1902 litt
iG an beftigen &udenl6mersen.
Mein 6iiden mar beitdnbig eeldbmt
uno lhmerate, ib hatte ebenfau8
&opfmeb uno anbaltenoe Wioiefeit.
Die MbionDerune Der 9tieren mar
ibtner5baft uno tpdbreno Der Nabt
fonnte id feline 6ube finben. SD
las oDn Duan's yeieren Bil=
fen, Die bel Slider & Springal
uno i'm 0erar Drug Store gu baben
iino uno bDlte cine Sbadtel. SD
fablte iDfortige @rleidlterune nDnt
8ebraub oerielben uno empfeble iie
alien Nierenleioenoen.
grbdltlid bel allen Druguiiten.
Breis 50 Gents. Softer Miaburn
60. in Buffalo, N. g., olleiniee
Ggenten fiir Die Ser. Staaten.
TergeBt nidt ben Wan,en . D a n
uno acceDtirt tein Subititut.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-10-06
Rettet 3spet bom gpSe .

,unfere fleine So6ter bate einen
gerabe5u lebensgefdbrli6en 9(nfaa BON
&eu6buiten unb 8ron9itis" f6reibt
6rau %. 6. Sabilanb BON Grmonf,
%. D., ,,aber als ale anberen Mittel
beriagten, ba retteten mir i6r 2eben
bur9 ,,Or. Sings yleue @ntbeduna"
uniere 9i6te, ipel6e an Der S6minbz
fu6t in Dorgef9rittenem Stadium lit,
gebran6te ebenfalls 6iefe ipunberpoae
Mfeoieia unb iebt beute tit fie pOllitdnz
big geiunb", Sang bersueifelte 9alss
unb 2ungenleiben fuei6en ,,9r.
Sings 0euer gntbedung", tuie feiner
anberen Mebiein auf grben! llnfebl>
bar fir 9uiten un6 @rfdltungen. so
@ents unh $1.00 Glaf6en garantiert
6nr6 bic Npotbefen BON q. S. s.
Sbmibt un6 @bolpb 3reiB.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-10-06
Srete yieile uad) ct. Souts nnN
sltriiG.

I'm Den 8eIubern Der Weltauss
itenune entgeQensufummen, miro Die
M. sc. & &. =8abn (9be &atp) einen
neuen Sbnellsue spiidlen Galoes
iton unb Gan Nntonio uno ct.
Souls einlegen uno bic erite BerlDn,
Die einen 0atnen fir oieien neuen
Bug einienbet. Der anaenommen
peroen miro, erbdlt elm sSrei- -9ifet
pon ireeno elmer Statipn in 9eras
nah ct. Souls uno surud tudbrenb
Der Gusitelluua. Die fplaenben ges
otngunaen iino su beDbadten: Der
Jtame nuB tleu uno Driginell uno
tur5 uno oeritdnoli6 lein. Vile Wtit.
teilungen in 8esue bierauf Iino su
ribten on Us. 6. gruSh.
IS. 8 bor SEQ. 620 ..
Dallas. 1erQs.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-10-06
Q(nf per gtraRenbahn.

Cine amerifaniibe 8eitihrift ent=
bdlt folaenben 8eriht iiber Beobz
ahtungen, bic ein StraBenbobns
aonoufteur an Sabraditen oerihie=
oener Natton 9emabt bat: Der Srs
ldnoer ihmunaelt beim Sammeln
oes Jabraeloes. als Db er uns boz
NIT lDden tuDllte, es fir, i'm biGiger
au MAIDEN. Der Ntneritaner fdbrt,
menn Der &onoutteur ppr ibn itebt,
nit 9rDBer @ibtiafeit in bic 9alHe,
mublt cine 3eitlana barin berum
uno bringt ihlieBlib cine 0ano upu
Silbermiinsen gum goribein, um
oann enblid3 oas sEabrgelb gu ent@
ribten. Ser 9eutlbe 1naHt uns
am ueniaiten Wlbe. @r fat ieinen
ytifel idDn in Der Sanb, leitoem er
ben 8agen betreten bat, uno giebt
i'm aud Dbne Sdumen beraus.
8eim Nusfteigen berri9t ebenfaas
elm be0eutenoer unteribieo. Der
Srldnoer aiebt erit i'm lebten Iuqenz
bid oas 8eiden gum Inbalten uuo
tuettert, menn Der gBaeen nidt an
oem gewiinibten BlaBe gum Steben
aebrabt miro. Ser DeutiHe rutIGt
ibon stuei Wtinuten norber auf ieis
mem Sibe bin uno ber uno bliGt
nah allen Seiten our1s Senfter,
um rebtaeitig oas 6alteaeihen aeben
81 f0nnen; uerldBt audi ben @aeen
niht eber, alS biz er aana itin itebt.
Ser Nmeritaner oageaen iprinat,
obne balten 81 lafien. num @aaen
ab, briht Nrn1 uno, Betn uno per>
fla9t oann Die StraBenbabneeiell=
ibaFt auf Shaoenerlab.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-10-06
Nber @inen BON Densn. bic htnt.


benz lneliidli9en berseton,men, paGte
iie am Nrm. Sbre lei1enfablen 2ippen
itieben bic 5raee berpor; rMo-tft-
bag ltngliid gef4eben-?"
Der arr1e Rletne 1T Bis binaus in
ben 9arten binterm Gain gelaufsn.
Oa 1T er nobl In Der 8rdnbruine ber%
wmeeflettert unb BON elmer ein1tiir3ene
ben Mouer erf9laeen tporben."
Der 8eridteritatter trot befrembet
bon Der iungen 6rau auriid. Mar bos
fettiom! Sic CAB tsin 3eiden bes
S9meraes BON ftd. sic nidte nur
faper NIT benz 2opfe, als babe fs see
robe biefe mnb teine anbere Nnttport
srtpartei. Starr faben ibre Nugen in
bic leere 2uft. 2ansfam, NIT sefents
tenn 9aupt, fhritt lie tn bos 9aus sii@
rid, aus befen balboffener 5biir piele
ftimmiges @9lu9aen berdusbrans.
Die 3tiir tpurbe hinter gborlotte sez
fdloHen. Gerbinanb 9ebpalbt felber
tbat es, I'M unberufeneu ben Gintritt
su tpehren. Der alte Rapalier biB bere
gebens bic 3dbne sufammen, I'm feine
mdnnli4e JaHuns gu betpabren lln@
aufbaltam rannen btde Shrdren iiber
feline Maneen.
Charlotte blidte an inn noriiber, als
iie aus trodenem GALS miihfam berbpra
pirste: .Mo if-Molter binsegangen
mit-rnit-"
@s ihien ibr i6tper au tperben, ben
Namen bes ueinen Der,nsliidten auss
aufpreden.
.Gr lit NIT Der fleinen 2eine btnauf
in iein G9tdfatmmer seeansen. ante
nortete bsr 0ater. .Sonte Sohanne
1T Bel ibm. Sd fann ben Sammer
nidt NIT anfsben-i9 fam .s niat-1
Bel feinen lebter Worten tpor Char,
lotte f4on ftamm on ibm boriiberses
fhrttttn, Der Greppe aa. 3iemlid
raid iiteg iie bic breiten. aussetretenen
Stlifen btnau. Oben ober, mo ii9
redts uub lints bic serdumigen GGnee
NIT ben perf9iebenen Sbiiren tpeitbin
behnten, mars, dls permbge iih ibre
9anb ntbt bon benz oltmobii9eu.
fhlperfdIie gefdntBten Gel1nber ioss
5ulDfen. Oas GrDfeln, bas fie in Der
letten 3eit r oft gequdlt, tam iebt ipa
eine idbe Getpalt unb trnf fie in ben
geadtn. Gte 5ttterte nnb flog am gam
sen R6rper. g1ur NIT alien Rraftdfs
nanb par es ibr m5slt9, fi9 aufre1t
au erhalten, Sbre 3dbne f6lusen pse
TN Gtebez ge9eneinonber.
Nuein Der Anfan sins bdlb boriibcr.
llnb nun fudten ibre Mueen bic Sbiir,
binter Der iie ben eeliebten Gotten nrit
benz tletnen Sobten ipubte. BORT bobrs
ten ffe ii9 feft. Ood in biefen humber
pollen, ielHdnen Mugen tpor ein 2eben,
bos gang onberes ipibsrIpieselte, als bie
9heslnabme an bem sroben unsliia.
Dariiber hindus f6ienen ite gu feben-
In unbefdnnte Sernen, in benen ii1 Elm
unabtpenbbares @ef9id erfiillen mnbte.
Durd bas Gtuiter bort am Gnbe bes
@dnges fanben tiefrotbe Stroblen Der
untsreebeuben Sonne ben Deg Bis btu
Su Der sriibelnben Jrdu,- ,-mitten BIN
Elm tn's Mntltb malten fie ibr cine
ipdrme @lorie.
Charlotte aber tpanbte fpie uutpilIig
ben Rppf beHeits. Was bate fte nod
NIT ber @onne su fdaffen!
llnb binter Der benz DunisIn 5ugez
tDarbten @ttrn uerbidteten ii9 tire
frdfenben Gebanten su einem Gntz
F4lub. Sa, nod in biefer @tunbe
lpollte fte benz @atten alIes fo9en.
Jbr tpilber. trobiser Mutb mar 9es
brpden. Die tteinen. tobten Rinberz
hGnbe batten ss ssthon. @ie permo6te
nidt mebr 5u liisen unb gu betrissn.
NIles. folIte. Woiter tpiffn.
(ssortieBuna fplat.l
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-10-06
Bon 3weiell geltebt,
Rsmau hsn aIfreb eafisa.
tSDrtiebunaJ

xa Tlsi Der 5arte RtnDersDrper = etn
0errtn unb Reiben on ben Gpbeuramteu
- unb Der obere Tbeil ber Wiauer
f6isSss fro1enb unb poltsrub In bi.
Gaefe unb begrub unter ben Eriimmer.l
has orme, sleine 3dnsGen, bas nun IN
BEN buntlea. buntIen Minfel tpor-beI
her suten 0sobmnttes, Die feline Mnsen
Hte borbsr gefeben-l---
Mm Wormtttng mar Der ungliidlihe,
t5esne Waan entpif&t. nm ieinen abens
ssnerli6eu Sang dnsutreten, unb erh
an gpGtna9mstiog sog man fem Der.
f4museltes, drnes Rinbers5rptr4en
unser ben Hriimmern Der einaefturateu
Mautr berpor Sn5pii4en tparen
nt4a nur bie 1etDohner bes Stabtgutes,
ok boIbe Stobt tpar unteripegs genes
ZEN, I'm ben sIeinen NusreiBer aufaus
fpdrea. Niemdnb bate ibn se{eben.
gs mar, dls ob er bon elmer anbeareifs
Is&en, sfheimnibbouen Ma1t entfiibrt
mnrbea fei II fors aus benz bellen, mar
mtn Tag ous bsm Rresfe frpber weene
a8en on etnen unbetnnnten, biiiteren
Drt, potn tstn Tsnf9enouse, tetm
MenfdenIamt reidse!
Wk Dor einem fur@tbdreu RGtbfel
fanb bh tmnwr me6r anDd9fenbe
SMoor berer, bic ben fleinen 8tpnba
snpf i'm Sdmmetfittel {ud,ten. na4 ibm
riefsn, ibn I'm itben preis finben ipoIIS
tsnl
Sn DoIter f9ob pl5sli& Der &C.
Aonse ouf. branBeR I'm elterlihen gurz
ten eiu,nal no4 bem perj4nuubenen
Gk6Itns aus5ufpdhen. Mie Elm mobns
lutAt9ts, unsetrseben bon einsr unerz
ndxls4eH, un9ebeuren 4ngft, ttiirsh Ct
bunoH. Don Wettem fdon fab er, bah
bort, mo eefern mod Elm roaenbes
Muurffad bic Hronbfatte iibeyidaut,
BE Moise Cuff Mfelte! ginen ntlben
ENset fkb e. aus, bie @artemtbir riff
9 aus ben Mnetlu, uOripGrts farat. er
gbes Hlumen, Heete, Grdbenl Die @us
gsn traten tim aus ben 96bleu-bort
Duf4en s,pei sroben, berrduderteu
8setneu-tuas fntmmerte bngt hers
seE-a yin yessn lihtbraunen Sam.
saeis.--
Der drmfs Walter trus bas tDbte
erf4tosene Rinb beim. 60 bate er
pas Weripreden aeboItsn, bas CT ber
Berbenben Mutter ssseben! 60 bait.
tr ben fleinen 6dns bebitet! Gin
t4ouerli9es RSAtln entrang iid in
ky.aen 3pifdtnrdumen feiuer gruit,
els OBJ ba brtnnsn ettuas aerriFen
i'd
Nx parbe sr ii9 ben Sob biefes
&tnbes psrt<ikn tSnaen! glie!
liab spse jebs. ipie uneabli4 sr ea
gsliebt -empfGnb CT eft iebt, ba es tobi
hnGr-erf9Inaen. ipis emf bic Mutte,
ssf4Inoen iporben!
8orD4tie. bebutfam stng CT, Gnrit,
mr @&rsH, oIs Oh Der aiebIins aui
sstasm Arm nod lebe unb nur i4Ium.
mere. Rein huge Iieb er bon ber
SselIe, mo an ieiner Hrujt bds RDpf.
4eu bss Qnaben ruhts-unb Ct faf
bod ns4ts bon bem R5pfden-er BATH
lk sntFsnten, blutriiufigen Gig
barmhersts nit Isinem Isibensn 9ut
sugsoedt-nber er IitB bod fein Musl
Don Der SsslIs, mo sinmal otpei Isuf'
fenbe. blaue aagtn eeitrablt uHb eir
fiibsr. rptbfr Munb eeIG9eit!
9egteitet BON elmer f9eu unb perit5ri
nadbrGnaeHbeH wsn9e. tam DaIte,
am Giobtgut un.-Sein tobtenblei@es
iuasss Meib mar ein pdar e@ritte ber-
aus auf bic Strobe getpmmen. tim
eHtgegsH.
Dolter sing an ihr pOriiber. dIs Of
sr fk gar ni9t febe.
o. fah iie aud as6k
afxH GAazlptts xi4zkp skA nn
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-10-06
Edglidel Eonritteu Sd)lattuaeen

nab Galif0rnien. ebenlo nab ct.
3puis oia 9eras & Beeific Babn
ohne Wehiel. Shreibt an irqeno
einen 9idet Ngenten tpeeen bieles
ueuen Sienites pber an 6. Y. Eur.
rler. @enerals Baiia9iersGeent, Dals
las, TTas.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-10-06
Brief Elite.
0errem site.

Derren 2tftes
George Nltmann - @ so 9idmanr -
Bm @ieisn-S g 5erbburg-g 8 Seinss
ourt-N Suralbet . g &nufnonn -
s8 Woboort-B Niemonn-O 8 Ober,
neser-S 8 ShuIb-S Siering- -@eD 8
S1ubert.
3amens2ifte
@aa 8ul5ter-Wrs 8 HepnIpbn - Ntrs
. Oroanfein-Nrs Oeblers-Mrs 80 9
Soeoer Rarp 8euB - @orp SbuIb -
3enn SbDenbaltler = Bertho Scf,nrbprn
-@rs Shulbt.
alnsidnbtfthe;
RS ObIe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-10-06

@ Weaen nleortaer Staten aur
Weltausfteluna nod ct. Souls oia
9eroa & Bacific Babn befraat irs
geno einen 9ifet @aenten uoer
idreibt an 6. B. 9urner. Gene
rals Baiiaaier'Ioent. Dallas. 9eras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-10-06
Gin 9iebesbrtef

Dilrbe Sic ni6t intereifieren, lpenn
Sic gerabe auf Der Su6e mad elmer
garantierten Salbe fir @unbsn,
granbz gerlebungen ober 0dmorrboiz
ben iinb. SttD Sobb BON Bomber,
Mo, i6reibt: sd lit elm Sabr
lang an elmer bdBli6en Munbe, aber
cine S6a6tel n8udlen' 2lrnica
Salbe" bat mid furiert. @s 1T bic
bette Salbe auf @rben." gu baben
fhr 25 @ent8 in ben Qpotbefen BON g,
5. ). S9mibt unb 2lbOlpb EreiB.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-10-06

9ie Sabrespro uttio n
Der Ser. Staoten in @tfener5en i'm
Sabre 1903 iibertrifft NIT 35,019, ,308
Sonnen, etuem &iidsung BON 539, 1927
9onnen i'm 0erglei9 nit 1902, bic
Deutf9lanbs, 2ursmbur9s unb @roBz
brttanniens sufammensenommeu gs
tpurben trobbem nod 98,440 Son=
nen i'm Wert6e BON $2,261, ,008 i'm
Sabre 1903 inpDrttrt.
Gin Slaeon prientaIifhes Roz
fenOl, bas nir ipenige Sropfen entz
bdlt. rei4t fir Sabre aus, um ben
Rleibern uno Der Mdi6e ben Dorne6>
men Duff Der &ofe gu perleiben. Oas
9drfiim Der e4ten Gfena 1T 70 itart,
bab man Elm Bldi46en sef6IoFen in
ben 0Gf9e= poer 8leiberi9rant legen
muB, bd es, neun geoffnet, eineu gu
itorien @erueb auSftrDmen tpiirbe.
Bon BEN iungsn Gsus
ten. Die in biefem Sabre bic untber=
fitGtsn gale, 0orDorb, princeton unb
golumbia retlieBen, fpibmeten ii9 314
bsm taufm6nnif6en 8eruf. 100 benz
2ebrdnt, 28 Der @eiitli9fsit, IA BEN
Jpurnalismus, / Der politit, 255 Der
Surisprubeno, 46 Der Mebi5in, 80 benz
3anfpefen, LOG nurben Snsenieure,
"a Ar9ttetten, l 2iinitler, 1 &ompos
niit. 2 2anbiptrtbe, l Ndturfori&er, /
@Grtnes, "a penbeten ti9 mtHenf9dft
Ii@su @tubten sn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-04-26
DEFINITELY ANNOUNCED 2

An ogden paper states, editorially'
that;
"The Deseret News definitely an
nounces that a Subcommittee OF me
Senate win Visit Utah 10 take tesIl-
mony In the matter OF the protest
against Senator Reed Shoots retention
Of his seat"
This is followed by some editorial re-
fections based upon the alleged dethite
announcement Without commenting
at all on the Views expressed by our
ogden contemporary, we simply explain
that the announcement was in a dis
patch from Washington, j. c. and ap-
peared as such In this paper. The Des-
eret News has not definitely announc-
81" anything Of the kind, except in the
manner here explained, We give the
news as 1t comes to us, but do not
vouch for the correctness Of statements
which arc at best but matters Of opln-
ion. 4 subcommittee may come here;
ana possibly It may not. The question
cannot be considered as settled until It
Is definitely announced by the SEN
ate. That body did not give the COM
mittce authority to sit during the con-
gress.onaI recess, and therefore, power
to send the subcommittee If it is ar
ranged for will have to be specially
conferred by senatorial action. When
that is given 1t will be d tlnitey an
nounced by the Deseret News.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-04-26

Thomas Carlyle once took Richard
MoncktOn Mines to task for not secur-
ing government aid for Tenuyson.
Richard Mines" said Carlyle, slowly,
Withdrawing his pipe from his mouth
when are you going to get that pension
for Alfred Tennyson?' Mines replied
that It was not an easy matter, His
constituents he said, probably knew
nothing Of Tennyson or his poetry, and
might think It piece Of jobbery from
which some relative OF Mines was to
benefit. Richard Mines replied
Carlyle, "on the day of Judgment when
the Lord asks you why you didn't get
that pension for Alfred Tennyson It will
not do to lay the blame on your constl-
tuents; II Is you that will be damned"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-04-26
AS TO IMMIGRATION.

Restriction Of immigration seems still
to be a promising field for ambitious
politicians The educational test does
not seem to satisfy oil parties,
Among the propositions recently
made to restrict immigration Is one
that Is rather peculiar, Representative
Adams Of Pennsylvania proposes that
law be framed, providing that no
more than $4,000 aliens Of any one ma
tlonalty shall be permitted to enter the
United States during any fiscal year;
provided this restriction is not made to
apply to domiclled residents Of the Do
minon of Canada and the republics Of
Mexico and Cubd, nor to aliens not
seeking domicile who come over as
business representatives. Of foreign
commercial or mercantile houses, After
the full quota allowed to any one nation
has been admitted during the limit pre-
scribed, the bill provides that all other
citizens or subjects OF that nation who
may present themselves shall be re-
fused admission and returned to the
place from which they came.
It's claimed that under such a law Sio,-
900 would have been excluded last year,
and that this exclusion would have
affected Italy, Russia, md Austria
Hungary. 1t Is safe TO predict, how
ever, that this law will not be adopted
1t Is TOO complicated It strikes at the
financial interests Of the mighty trans
portation companies, II would simply
mean that thousands Of the prohibited
class would register under some other
nationality than their own. 1t would
therefore be useless,
1t Is by no means sure that II would
be desirable TO exclude thousands OF
able-bodled. enterprlslng immigrants
as long as there IS ample room for
labor on the unredeemed soil OF the
country. a more rational plan Is TO
establish an information bureau at the
ports Of entry, where immigrants can
receive authentic information concern
ing the opportunities the country Of
fers for settlers in the geat farming
states. Wisely directed efforts at guild
Ing the new arrivals right, when they
come here. viii show better results than
all rules by which good immigrants can
be excluded.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-04-26

To the unthinklng, the establishment
By Mr.. Andrew Carnegie Of hero
fund is a magnificent tribute to hu.
mainly and an encouragement TO the
development and exaltation Of its no.
blest traits. 'Where'er a noble deed
Is wrought, there the medal IS to be
struck and there the annuity paid.
Widows and children Of those who
have deserved well OF their kind are
not to be left unregarded or consigned
20 the coldness of charity. The men
themselves IN whom these fine quail
ties have sprung into sudden and
vivid flower are TO have honors and
emoluments and revenues In case Of
need, Mr. Carnegie makes himself a
sort OF Improvement upon Providence,
who Is so often apparently neglectful Of
the material fortunes OF the good and
brave. And there Is a chorus Of APP
proyal from the scntmentalsts.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-04-26
Boston Transcript.

MI Carnegie has contributed five
thousand dollars toward the expenses
Of the International Peace Congress TO
be held IN Boston next autumn. lie was
present at The meeting IN Washington
at which the work for arranging the
congress was organized; and he hearth
~ favored the choice Of Boston as the
place for the congress, aud has COOP
Grated warmly with the Boston COM
mittee His Interest IN the cause Of the
worlds peace and better order finds
constant expression. His gift Of a mil
lion and n half Tor a building at The
Hague for the permanent tribunal was
a gift which filled every American
with pride aud gratitude, but that Is
transcended by this great new GIT
which so nobly and humanely enforces
the lesson that peace hath her heroes no
less renowned than war.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-04-26
CARNEGIE's HERO FUND.
New York Evening Post

Mr. Canegie's Hero Fund" seems
to be based on the idea that society
does not adequately reward those who
put life and limb at hazard in Us SER
vice, He feels, apparently that the
knowledge that the surviving family Of
one who had not counted his
life dear would be provided
for, would on the one hand
stimulate to acts OF heroism, and, on
the other, relieve American society oil
the charge Of ingratltude, Carefully
hedged about by conditions as the gift
necessarily is, 1t IS a striking indication
Of the growing hurnanitarianIsm of Mr
Carnege's benefactiOns. His library
gifts he has habitually characterized
as business investments, refusing TO ad-
init any sentimental Interpretation OK
his uneXampled liberality.
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Los Angeles Times,

Details need not be pointed out.
Ways ana means will readily suggest
themselves 10 an intelligent mind by
which the sum total Of human misery
might be UNNECESSARILY relieved by
the judiclous use Of sums so vast as
those which Mr. Carnegie can bestow
annually without decreasing the prlnci-
pal Of his immense fortune IL the
wealthy men OF the world. IN the dis
bursement OF their wealth, were more
generally guided by desire to benefit
their fcllow-mon. and less by a desire
to nerpetuate the memory Of themselves
and their benefaotions, there would be
a great deal more OF practical phllan-
thropy IN the world, q vast Increment
Of happiness, and n corresponding de-
err ase Of human suffering, discomfort,
and crime
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-04-26

At a meeting OF the Philobiblian club
IN Philadelphia n Few evenings ago DR..
George Mcclellan demonstrqtor Of
anatomy at the Pennsylvania Academy
Of Fine Arts, In the course OF lecture
on "The Relation of Anatomy to Art"
said THE perfect form of man Is
much prettier than that Of a woman"
But 1t was scarcely good form to say
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man has cast around II. The Mormon
residents OF Idaho have just the same
political rights as their nelghbors have,
and any attempt by either party, or
faction, or class OF politicians in Idaho
TO deprive them OF those rights will be
followed by disaster to those who en-
gage in IT, even though they might
gain some temporary advantage by
their folly.
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Worcester Gazette.

The action Of Mr. Carnegie in getting
away to a safe distance before an.
uouncing his gift Is characteristic Of
the man, He Is painfully modest about
his charity, Il 10 said, and dislikes any
mention Of his good deeds In his pres.
once, lie has the true spirit Of the
gyer In wishing TO keep his own per-
sonalIty as much rs possible in the
background. The contrast between the
respect IA which the names Of Caue.
Gle and Rockefeller is held, Is an excel
lent test Of the true worth OF the men.
In the estimation Of the public, And all
things considered, the public Is the
most unbiased Judge of any man or Ms
deeds.
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The information that the Mayor has
acceded to the request Of slot.machine
owners, FOR permission to run their ma
chimes under license and the superyis-
ion Of the Chief OF Police may be all
right; that remains to be seen, But
the order that the license fees shall be
collected by that officer we think Is all
wrong. and we believe his honor will
see that himself when he reflects fur
ther, The police are not license collec-
tors, and the duty should be imposed
upon the proper city officer,
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II the rumor proves true, that an AM
ercan missionary has been murdered in
Persia by a'fanatic Mohammedan, there
will be trouble between this country
and that Of the shah, unless a mission
airy in Persia is worth much less than
Miss stone was. The Persian author
tiles are said TO refuse to take the ne
cessary steps for the vlndlcation Of JUS
tIce IN the matter. Is there no Amer-
can war ship handy to give emphasis
10 a friendly argument?
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In the land fraud cases now on trial
In San Francisco, the government at
torney asserts that Diamond wrote the
letters to himself. II so, a clear case OF
Diamond cut Diamond.
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