davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-01-15
las @rb6e6ea oDnt lesten
Eunufno.

GeBtes Sonntag furS Dor bret ubr
9ta0mtttagS mnroe Die Gtoot Wterifu
nteoer eInnlal felt l6ngerer Belt uun
elnetn rege(rebten @r0beben feim=
geluAt, oa8 aera0e fart qenua mar,
nm pon Den Mebr8abl ber 8eu6lfes
rnF9 oeripurt 81 ueroen, unb bod
1ltcbt 10 befttg, UNI groBen 5dlaoen
an5uridten. rs lift cine m~erfrpiir,
oI9e 3atIade, 0aB Die 6ie1iqen, Die
oob mehr al8 mir ,Gpf0niffen" on
oerGrti9e B66nOinene eetu6but Iein
loutea, iid baourb 10 a~uBeroroentz
LIb IN Gr9it iagen lailen, m6hreno
5rer1oe in Der Gegel piel rufioer
utto gefaBter bleiben! Nuf Die @nieel
1T Die 2Diun9 Der 6iefiqeu 8epb(=
terun9, tue1ln Die grbe Sittert, uno
foer Die lelbit BOT Gntieben s~itternoen
uno bleiden Wenlden ouf ben
&nieen tlegen Iieht uno hoftiq unb
nit BON 20oesanalt 6urhbebter
Stlmme lire StoBaebete beriaaen
D1rt, Der tam nirfliG nit ben
1bmaduerpieen MenlAeu Witleib
e%n1pftnoen. Sci Dem Guf: tiemblo!
ltitrat Jules on 3iiren uun sFeniter
utlo anf Die Snie = oie bette Rombi=
nation prOfaner un6 reliqiDler Nets
tun98befrebun9en - un0 es fduirrt
tlur 10 bon 2itaneien, Salues, Qpe
Marlns, unterbrDhen burh flaQ[ld1e.
balb eritidte 6ilFerufe, oush bic Quft,
Nm SDnntQ9 tniete II. a. cine dltere.
wol9efleioete Dome ouf Dem gSusz
ltetg Dor BEN Suitispa(aIt nieoer,
bob lbre Nrrne bod enlpur uno fiebte
NIT lauter Stimme gum 6immel um
groarrlen uno ut Sergebunq ihrer
Sinoen -.
9aS @robeben bauerte IS 5efuu=
Gen uno nerlief in oer 6auptlade BON
@elt=Sno*Beit nod 0hs5ii6=S@t,
Gs tpar burhau8 osciuotDriId. Gur
on eInigen nenigen @eb1uoeu Der
Staot entitanoen &il1e. Sn pielen
2elIelt Der Gepublif muroe 0as Gro
beben aelpiirt. 10 in Salapa (leiflt)
o0n 5lb.5 i0<Of mad Rotbz Roroe
@elt, Is Sef.; in Bueblq (siemlidl
tart IN Der aleihen 8ihtuna un6
y SET. lang; in 9olura (leibt) BON
Storoen nab Sioen uno pon Often
nab 8eiten, Is SET, am Itartiten
in @bilparcineD,
(8eutiGe 8ts. d. Weerico.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-01-15
= Srintt slla,nO : Tlaldenbter
Stns samaerfreiieu.

Cine Delegation Der beioen @e-
ianaz Tereine, 6. q. Deut5der Wdns
nerbDr uno g. 81. 9ieoerfrans, err
lhien am leBten 9ienstag Nbeno in
Der Beetbopen > 6aQe, nm nit Den
Wtitglieoern oes 8eetbDoen=M dnnerz
9ors 81 beraten, Db Die Sdnger BON
San NntUnio unter ben DbuaGten=
ben umftdnoeu oil benz nddIten
SdngerFeft in Dallas teilnebnien
f5nnten. Die syeitbeb6roe in Dallas
bat Die 9aten 81, %. unb %.
Npril fir oas SdngerFeIt feItaeiebt
uuo oa Der San Sacintosg aq, reIp.
uniere 8lumenidlaht, auf oenlelben
Io9 fdat, 10 tpiirben uiele Sinner
geIhdftli6 perbinoert Iein, Die Staot
au ~perlaiien.
8r0Be Nbneigung mad)te Iih auh
oerum 9egen Die @abl Der betr, Daz
ten oelteno. neil oanad oas 6et
am Wtittm06 anfdnet unb am
SOnnabeno iblieBt. Sonad mlBz
ten Die Sdnaer impn am Oienstaa
abreiien. nitbin bier 80deutaae
Derlieren. Ser s. 6enIe[ uur6e
BON Den bret 8ereinen erpablt, I'm
bic Nugele9enbeit init Der 9geftbes
bDr0e irs Netre gu brin9en,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-01-15
+ Setmp gtaffel

Durb ben am 9onnerstag N5eno
erIOlgten Cob oes Germ 6einD Gtaf=
fel Fat San Gntunio tuieoer einen
feiner Glteiten unb a~noeIebeniten
oeutihen Dlraer nerlOren.
9err Staffel itatlb i'm Alter potl
So Sabren uno erfreute liG bis Dor
tueniaeu Saaen leioliber 6iitipteit.
Cine afute @aitritis raffte i'm mad
nur sweit6aigem 2eioen oabin!
Der 8erftorbene uar i'm Sabre
1873 in gifeuah gebDren uno Tam
i'm Sabre 1852 mad San Nntoniu,
no &c suertt elm gabatseei9dft ers
ridltete nno onun cine @irtidafi
5abrte. Die Sabr5ebnte lang ben Gams
rlelplab oeS bieiigerf 9eutfhtums
biloete. Or mar audi elmer Der
Grinder Der DeutiA : gnaliiAen
Shule uno be8 gafinu > @ereins.
AuBer ieiuer Mittrue uberlebeu i'm
elm Sobn. oer befannte Nouutat Gttp
Staffel, iOmie orei T6hter, 6rdulein
Werta Stafel, Srdulein gmmie
Staffel uno Srau Marp @lmenoorf,
i0ruie Feben gntel. Der dltefte SDbu,
guger, giug ibm bereits cine Geibe
non Sabren i'm TD6e pOraus.
Die 8eteiligung an Dem am yrei,
taa NGhruittag itattfinoenben 2eis
fenbegdngni8 le9te 8eu9nis ab BON
bee gruBen Beliebtbeit, tuelher fid]
oer tpadere alte Bi0nier au erfreuen
bate nn0 bon benz lebbaften Witges
fiibl, ueldes ben 6interbliebenen
eataegenaebraht miro.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-01-15
s,

Our 8eit bereiit Elm 8erbe-
Sffi5ier in 8ealeitune zines Grstes
Die @egeno bDn 8eeuine, Giice,
&Ddport uro Corpus gbriiti, nm
&efruten fir 6aS in 8romnsui([e
itatipnierte 26. SnFanteries @eaiment
an5umerben.
Sn 6ouftotl muroe Der iunae
gteaer Senrp Smitb, nelder cine
Dame auf Der StraBe undergraduate
gen uuo ibr Die 86rie entriiien
bate, 81 80 Sdbreu 8udthaus oere
urteilt.
9n Dallas wuroe Ism. S.
Wlc@aban, Der Better Der Dallas
Optical Co.. in ieiuem @eihGftslD-
cal an Der Mloin : StraBe erIhD1fen.
Gin Wann, &anlens s. Mt. Clap
pei, angeblidl Elm friiberer 8elddft8.
teilbaber oes grih0iieuen, 1T ais
Der Sat oerod6tig oerbaftet tpproen.
Chapel lift lel6it leiht perpunoet
uno bebauptet, in SelbitOerteioiauna
~gebanoelt gu baben. Die SdieBerei
erfOlgte 0bne 8eueen.
Das Staatsobergeriht in aus
tin bat cine @ntiheioung erlaiien,
welde oie> Anneriou oes Borurtes
DAT Glifi ourd bic Staot DalQ8
riid9Gngia maGt, oa baS betreffenoe
@eieb in ~feblerbafter Weiie abaetast
tpar. Die Inneri0nilten" Wouen
eS nun aber auf auoere @eiIe nod
einmal oeriudeu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-01-15
gom 9usH.

Die 8emubner San Nutonius
tueroen am nablten Mpntag In
@rOBen Dpernbauie bic @eleaen6eit
baben. einen Der Beroorraaenofen
0eoner oes 2anoe8 au b6ren, nam.
lih gOm 9iron, oeiien @ane sos
Broaramm FIT ben 6. 2heeums-
Abeno Siert. 9om Orion 1T aud)
IN ben meiteiten 9reiIen ribmlidIf
befanrt dig 8eformer uno a(s Ser
fafer BON Leopard Spots" uno
THE one woman.
6elerOierte Site iino bon Sans
tae 8orintttae 9 ubr an in Der Qpp=
tbete bee 8egar Drug so. gu boGen,
@intritt $I.00.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-01-15

SarnniuI8feif, 3uberldiitetett, IHleu.
ntge 8irflamfeit = oa8 iino neben Ser
8Oblfeilbeit Die orei tuihtigiten gigen,
lGlnften, tueldbe Elm uncertainties Seilmit.
tel beliben muB, nm popular Su tper6en,
llno BEL Observation-Disclosures eiebtts
nidhts 8opufdreres dig "ANAKESlS''.
Das ia9t &aes. Cine 8rp6e bieIes Mittels
fonn mon fDftemfrei befDmmen; man
braudt nur P. Neustaedter & Co., Box
1916, New York City, 81 abrefieren.
Sie "Anakesis" lit in alien Ippthefen
su hoben, 8reis 81.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-01-15
0[QerIei.

Der iteQpertretenbe Wlopur
BrDun bat Die beioen rteuen Nusz
lhiifie eingeiebt, 81 oeren Giuiebuua
er in Der lebten 6taotratsftbung auto
rifiert tuDroen mar, rdtnlid ems aur
6enibierung Der Ibeater uno anoey
rer Bffentlther @ebduoe inn 6inblid
auf ibre Seueriiderbeit, nnp elm at=
oeres, unt nit Der 6. q. Sos & @lef=
tricitdt5@ @eieaihaft in 8esug auf
ben NbidluB zines neuer Gontraf@
ties Fiir bic itqotiide 8eleudtnno gu
c%Dnferterea.
Sn Der BerIon BON arthur
Serb, zines jungen Mianne8 aus an.
ideineno gutter Satuifie in @ilfess
barre, 49,, bat man iebt einen Der
betben Wanner perbaftet, Die furs
nod benz 0euiahrstage bier in San
Qntoniu ipftematiid FoliheS @elo
ab5uieben Deriuhten. Serb beinoet
iid iebt als 8unoesqefanaener in
Nuitim. 0aG Dem anoeren Wanne,
0antens u. Intber. alias 6arrn
Ioams &C., fa6noen Die 8unbesmar<
ibaQse @ebllfen our Belt mod. 8eioe
loaen tire S~alidmiinaers8 erfitdtte
oiht beim bieiiaen Bunbesgebduoe
gebabt baben, Nutber bulgo Moams
lou bier IN ben beiten &reilen oer=
febrt baben.
Die republifaniiden Bartei>
n8Diie" 6. s.. sc. @reeu uno @ecil
2nons bielten nit bieiiaen Bartei=
flbrern in Seoens Office i'm rleuett
NlamD 8antgebduoe elm aebeimes
@onclape ab, iber beiieN 8elallfie
Nihts in Die profane SeHentliHfeit
0rang.
Mapur Campbell bat Dem $50.
li5eisWusi6uife oes Staottates Die
8eibmeroen unterbreitet, toelde oas
p8uraersg omit6 Der Sanfunoaman=
gig geeen 7 bieii9e 8o[isiften erbu=
ben bat, uno in mef5en oenlelben
BHiGtpernaGldiiteung n1breno oes
StraBenbabnsS treifs gum gorpurf
gemadt miro. Sen berort @ngeffaa.
ten miro natiirlid rsidlid Belt un0
8ele9enbeit gegeben weroen, lid Qe=
gen iene 8eibutoiaunaen su pertei=
ofgen.
Die San glntoniu Sair- @eIea>
l6aft miro 6ieier Gage bamit beainz
men, Subicriptipner 81 iammelu,
nm ben &eit Der nod unuertauften
Nftien au oeden. Die r@elbfeber@
Bantf batte CUR unoermeiolihen
6Ufge, oaB Die Sair be8 DerhoIienen
6erbites NIT einem Deficit ablhloB,
5u 0eiien Dedun9 man cine @n(eibe
MAIDEN muBte.
Ser neueruablte Dirigent bes
Beethoven 8 WdnnerGor, 6err &arl
6abn, oiri9ierte ben gerein Dieie
ISOLDE gum erften Male, faIt Iamts
lihe aftiDe Mfitglieoer roaretl antues
ieno uno Die erite 8robe fel su bei-
oerfeitiger 8ufrieoenbeit aus.
Die neuaen6btten 8eamten
Der 8eroer.2oge SEQ. so DOZEN Der
9errmanns.S Dbne: s. 6enlel, 8rd=
lioent; $. Steingruber, gices Brafi=
bent; S. st. Grno[o, Sdriftfabrer
uno Soc 0errmann, S6abmeifer,
tpIroen am lebten Samstaa pm ben
@ruBbeamten in lire reip. Nemter
einaeflbrt. Nod Der g~inflbruna
fanb in Der Beethoven > Safe Elm
Banfett ftatt, 81 nelGent iid 3ei(z
nebnler bis auf 20 Weilen i'm un=
freiie eingefunoen batten. Bel Iols
den gntfernungen lit es leiht err
fldrlih, oas Mtander erit nm bier
ubr Worgens nah 6auie Fam!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-01-15
pamsltdpe suraen.

Nnr ansnabm8meiie finoet man
NAL cine Gamilie, Die aans BON
bduslifen S0raen frei lit. Wian
fam 6ieie Sur9en aber uerrinaeru,
penn man itets Or. Sings 0eue
2ebense Biuen i'm 6auie bate. Sic
eriparerl piel 8eroruB uno Spreen
ourd Die grDBen 9ienIte, tuelhe fie
BET Ma9ens uno 9ebers8 e1dmerben
Ieiften. Sic ihaffen Sbnen aber
pidt nur @rleihterune. ionoern fie
beilen Sic aud! 8u BADEN far 25c
m ben NpOtbeten BON &. aalteuer e.
Son uno Noolpb Dreis.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-01-15

ss 9riutt stlamO Slaf6enpier
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-01-15
N:ine iuiebttae @mtiMeiouna.

Der 81. Sauuar, Der lette 9QQ,
an nel9em Die &Opfiteuer besablt
meroen Tam, fdlt ouf einen 5onn=
tag. Die Srage lift nun an ben Sc.
l1eralsS taatsanwalt eeribtet tuDroen,
Oh Die Steuer all oieiem 9Gge emit
rtdtet peroen fam uuo Db Die Quit
tu1een init oielem Datum @itltiofeit
baben. Ser Beanie fat entldie.
ben, baB oaritber feline qeieblihe
SoribriFt beftebt unb Die Steuer am
Sonntog abgefibrt peroen fanu.
pie tueitere Srage erbebt lid nun:
Weroen Die County goGeftDren am
Sonntag ibre Office often balten?
AANE
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-01-15
gone Star Sier fem ariegsgetrdnf.

S6on felt laraen Wtpnoen Ipinneu
Shlaue &ente itia uno better
Yin Dem omin1len 9riege
Sapans Qegen 6uBlano peiter.
@eltern mar Der @bauuinismus
SdpanS gar niht mebr gu batten,
uno eS ftano l6Un ouf Dem Sprunqe
Selne Rriegsmadt gu entfaltenl
Oente mierer u~uterreoen
Die @eianbten lid Qemitltd),
uno oos eben nod 10 fraiie
Bib 1T tOieoer ianft uno frieolid.
W Drgena ber itebt Die Sad,e
Wieoer anf benz ultimatum,
uno our6 feline Gunit 81 tuenoen
Shelnt oa8 bDie &rieaesfatum.
go miro Der geplaate 2eier
2dgllh reuen 3melfels 8eute,
uno Den Borteil baUun BADEN
Sther r1ur oie-8DrIenleute!
ODD uas niibt's fid) aufsureoen,
% ftd fern Die 80lfer i1laaen.
Wir genieBen bier ben Seaen.
unS bsim Gone Gtar au pertraeen.
uno 10 molten mir iebt better
Dieiem 8riea enteeeenleben
uno tuenn'S losbriht b69it nobrs
i6einli6
@iniaal nte6r ms Birt8baus seben.
DEM beinl friiden @laIe Zone gtar
gaBt ith 9 idDn bonn ariege iprehen
BDn ben 8uiieu, Sapaneien,
Dle Den Srieoen unterbrehen.
So, tpena Die oas Gone gtar b6ttet1,
Dieien Stof, ben gang famplen,
8llroen tie tpohl nibt bran oenfen,
8u perflOpfen fih Die SDien!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-01-15

Seine Dual fommt Der bur6 &beu=
matismus 1eruriadten elei1. 0urdl
Den @ebrah6 BON elmer & 0(menos
6ecept $40. 1851 miro iofort 3in=
oerung gel6afeu. 6. s. Shmibt,
6ouiton, Ieras, Waent.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-01-15

9a8 StaatsDbereeritt bat Den
8roDlUns@ 9untu 4ocalsS ptious ssaQ
gu @unGter Der Brobibitioniften ents
IdIieoen.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1904-03-12

Many girl has regained her faded
days of her comely appearance by using
Peruna.
Peruna produces clean mucous mem
branes, the basis of facial symmetry and
a perfect complexion.
The women have not been slow to dis
cover that a course of Peruna viii do
more toward restoring youthful beauty
than all the devices known to science.
While it is true that Peruna cures ca
tarrh wherever located, yet it is advisable
for everyone to use Peruna as preventive
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1904-03-12
Hundreds ofWomen Cured by Pe-ru-na
of Annoying Catarrh.

DR. HARTMAN has probably done
~ more than any other physician to-
ward popularizing means of escape from
twisted nose, offensive breath, dry cracked
lips, due to the ravaging effects of catarrh.
He has made chronic catarrh lifelong
study. His remedy, popularity known as
Peruna, is the most famous remedy for
catarrh in existence.
Probably there is not man or woman,
boy or girl, within the bounds of the
United States that has not heard of Pc
runa. By far the largest majority have
used Peruna.
The multitude of people that have been
cured of chronic catarrh by using Peruna
can never be known.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1904-03-12
HOW TWO BEAUTIFUL WOMEN ESCAPED
DREAD CATARRN BY Use OF PE-Rl-N
Catarrh Robs Women of Health and Beauty.
Peruna Makes Women Healthy and Beautiful.

Miss Amanda Johnson Farchd, Wis, writes:
81 write to tell you how much Peruna benefited For
number of years had pain in my head around my eyes,
and thought because my eyes needed treatment
went to ocuist and had glasses fitted to my and
them for time but felt relief whatever. In
fact felt than before and the conclusion
that the trouble not with my but with my head
and that it must be catarrh As many of friends had
used Peruna with benefit for this trouble thought would
try it. not sorry that did for in short time
began improve and in four weeks my eyes in spen
did condition. my general health much improved and all
the caarrh of the head gone glad to get rid of
this trouble and glad to endorse such good medicine
as Peruna Miss Amanda johnson.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1904-03-12
A QUEER BUSINESS.
The Way Houses on Fire Were
BOUGHT in Ancient Rome.


One of the strangest businesses in
ancient Rome is mentioned by Juvenal
in his satires. 1t consisted of buying
houses on fire. The speculator hur-
ried to the scene, attended by slaves
carrying bags of money and others
carrying tools, judged by the chances
of salvage and made bid to the dis
tracted house owner, who was glad to
accept anything, as a rule. The bar
gain struck in all haste, this earliest
of fire assurers set his slaves to work
and secured what he could. Some
times even he put out the flames and
so made coup.
1t was business for capitalists,
but the poorest who speculated in a
small way could hardly lose if he had
presence of mind enough to grasp the
chances. Thus Cato the Elder, as
we'll as Crassus, laid the foundation
of his great wealth. He gradually
collected force Of carpenters, ma
sons and such artifcers-slaves, of
course which reached 500 men. Not
only did he buy houses on fire, but
also, charging upon the common prac-
&ice, he made a bid Tor those adjoin-
ing which stood in danger. His pro-
posals were commonly welcome, we
learn, so helpless were the people
and so great the peril. BY this means
Crassus became the greatest owner
Of house property in Rome.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1904-03-12

and not wait until catarrh has fastened It.
self in some part of the system.
Peruna acts quickly and benefcially on
the inhamed mucous membranes lining.
the different organs of the body. Thus
it will cure catarrh wherever located.
If you do not derive prompt and satisfac-
tory results from the use Of Peruna, write
at once to DR.. Hartman, giving full state
ment of your case and he will be pleased to
give you his valuable advice gratis.
Address DR.. Hartmann President of
The Hartman Sanitarium, Columbus,
Ohio.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1904-03-12
COMMERCIAL LATIN.
VoIapuk and Esperanto Already Dead
Languages-Wonde Discovery.

YOlaPuk ana esperanto ALREADY OeaO
Languages-Wonderful Discovery.
The necessity for universal Ian
guage has now passed beyond the
realm of discussion. With the rail
roads, the high speed steamers, the
telegraph and the telephone bringing
human beings closer together every
day, it is outrageous that speech
should still continue to separte them.
Let us, therefore, unity all Languages.
But what language will the trust Of
mankind speak? A living language
is not to be considered; the national
pride of too many nations would have
to be encountered. Artificial Ian
guages have no prospect of success;
they are too arbitrary. Under the
plea of progress, Esperanto, which
superseded Volapuk, is already OPP
posed by the Neutral Language" and
by the Common Tongue"
DR.. Colombo asserts that only a
dead language has any chance of sue
cess, and that Latin is the most avail
able. To begin with, it is not a Ian
guage that is to be made; 1t is already
constituted; it is taught in all coun-
tries. Ten million persons can speak
it, and, being more synthetic than
any other, it is eminently the Ian
guage of the telegraph.
But it is said that Latin is a diff
cult language. Yes, if literary Latin
Is meant; and that is why the periOdi-
Gals printed in that language in Leip7
sic, in Berlin and in Rome have their
subscribers only among the learned;
no. if commercial Latin is meant. The
latter is as simple as anything can
be. The sailors, the soldiers, and the
merchants Of Rome, taught it without
difficulty to the barbarians who dwelt
along the Seine, the Thames, the
Rhine, the Nile and the Euphrates.
DR.. Colombo declares that he has
rediscovered commercial Latin in the
ruins of Pompeii. 1t has no deponent
verbs; the passive is formed in all
cases by means Of the auxiliary
sum-" it employs the shortest words;
it's grammar is reduced to minimum,
and it has no ampHlboiogies. This
kind of Latin is clearness itself, and
can be mastered in a few lessons by
schoolboy.
If it should be adopted as the uni
versal language, the weary years
wasted over it by so many mediocre
students in the higher educational in
situations will Immediately become
time usefully employed.
Under the auspices of the Linguis-
tic Union of the Cote d'Azur DR.. Co
lombo, in furtherance of this now i'm
'portant movement, has already pub
lished a Manual of Commercial
Latin. "-Courrier des Etats Unis,
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1904-03-12

Miss Flora Hauser, 1882 S. New Jer-
sey street, Indianapolis, Ind, writes:
81 tJtt4sEc I mtWst haze been
troubled eUttJe catGs's'b eUer sttsce I
'Vas gerry yOat1ag, aggravated each
time caught q cold. THIS dad not
proUe sufficiently serious to be OBJ
4tOTtOms until last eCtnter. Then
ney head and nose eOe1'e so stopped
1to heCtt I felt I must do something.
I2erM9lU acGs recommended to me
BIZ a friend. I atsed 1t for four
eVeeIcs, and found to my relief that
it cured me. Ihave not had a bit
Of trouble since. My head Is clear,
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-12-06
Watched By Detectives.

New York, December 5.-Mrs Cassie Chadwick, whose financial difficulties have caused widespread interest, is at the Holland House tonight At the hotel are at least three officers of the United States secret service and they have been particularly alert for the past 24 hours. A gentleman closely connected with the case says there is a strong possibility that an arrest will be made in New York, within a short time, and that 1t will be a person closely connected with the case.
 Mrs. Chadwicks attorney said tonight. concerning her probable arrest: Mrs Chadwick has done nothing to warrant legal proceedings, and she cannot be con- yicted of wrong doing"
 When asked about that portion of Sec- ton 5209 of the United States revised statutes, which provides for the punish ment of any person who aids or abets national bank official in the performance of any act which is illegal MT Carpen- ter said whatever transaction Mrs. Chad wick had had with bank officials owere strictly of a business nature. She had borrowed money as any one would do and had not interested herself in the capitali- zation of the bank in question.
 The lawyer was asked what nigh. be
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s prison. The rising tide was at the level of the frightened mans chest and his screams urged the rescuers to gather haste. Four policemen were summoned but the man could not be released,
 An urgent call for more help brought fire boat and three members of near by hook and ladder company with axes and hooks. Ferry hands and passengers joined the rescuers. The water had risen to Faheys chin. One man held his head above the water and poured whiskey down his throat, while the hremen chopped with all their might at the spiles which held him prisoner When it was nip and tuck whether the tide or the rescuers would win, the spiles gave and Fahey was taken out, a raving man. lac and resisting efforts to revive him. Shortly afterward he died in hospital No one knows how he came to be in such a plight nor anything about him.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-12-06
BECOMES HAVING MANIAC
 WHILE PINNED IN WATER

New York, December 5.-Pinned betwS sS two spiles of pier at the foot of LSS Twenty-thlrd street so tightly thsO Q combined efforts of a score of cSoN q and policemen only released bs$ g Ger long and frantic efforts and wiz e ris- ing tide threatening death b, ming man supposed to be GeorP '' ey. be- came a raving maniac ar 1 today, after having been removed l. l his per ilous position.
 A policeman heard cries from under the pier today and as the calls for help seem ed to be growing faint, Fahey was found wedged between two spiles whose tops were close together. A rope was passed under the mans arms and five men at tempted to pull Fahey out of his plight, but only wedged his body more tightly in
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-12-06
Carnegie Makes Denial.

New York. December 5.-Andrew Car negie's secretary gave out the following statement today:
 he does not want to be bothered any more about this Chadwick woman. He Is quite angry over the persistent use of his name and wishes 1t to cease at once. Once for all he never knew Mrs. Chadwick or any other such a woman and never signed any such papers as the reports credits him with. That's all - bank MT. Lyons must turn every stone to realize as much as possible for the depositors of the bank. His visit to New York will entail a call upon Andrew Car negie. From MT. Carnegie's own lips the receiver will attempt to learn as to the truth of the matter. If Carnegie should agree to settle the claims of the Oberln bank in return for the notes in turn Re- ceiver Lyons would be confronted by a complicated legal problem. He must re- alize IS much as possible for the deposi- tors and yet he has been served with subpoena to bring the notes to the hearing of the federal grand jury in this district, the first week in February next
 ''In the event of such a complication I don't know just what MT. Lyons would do,' said District Attorney Sullivan. He would probably be guided by the advice of MT. Oldham, a government official as- signed to assist and advise him in the legal complications"