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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-10-28
MlerIet.

Aloerf Srte0rth bat in
lelnem Budborn SalD0n cine ueue
Wtertmlroigfeit, cine Rlapperlhlanae
nit etnem 0orn auf benz &opfe.
Oerr s. Braun9mei ia lit
BON ietner grbDlungsz uno 8e5uhs,
re1ie t1ad lelner ibueiser 6eimat sls
rudaefebrt.
Fir ben Bau Der Bride iber
ben 5luB in Der Std BreIa. StraBe
meroen ote auna6ft beteilieten Bire
ger, oas beiBt Dieieniaeu. Die 8ors
tell oaraus stehen meroen, Die Sum=
me BON 5000 beiiteuern.
Sn 8eaug auf oas, mas Wapor
Galaabau nit Dem Wabnde Start
gu tun aecenft, nDaen mir Die Ser
hauolunaen i'm Staotrat abuarte1.
Hltr ben D%0Qitdnoigen Nusbau
uno Die innere Ginridtune oes Sc
bduoeS Der q. ID. 6. q. Iino nod
$ll,329 erforoerlih.
4lS &anoioateu fir bic BDlis
sets uno 5euermehre &DmmiiIiOn Iino
Grftlt SteoeS uno sc. s. &illon in
Nusltbt genommen. Gin Oritter
miro nod beitimmt meroen.
Die Stats > Organization Der
0au=& ontraftpren tritt bier am 81.
28. uno 20. Ronember sulammet1.
Cine 8eweeune iua i'm @anee
letn, Den Staotrat su sruingeu, u0n
Der Sanf, Die Die @eloer Der Staot
IN Sepoltt bat, Biiralhaft gu per.
langen.
Gin @eraht 9ebt, oaB bas Sci.
beau Der 0ouiton : StraBe, BON Der
Waoarro : StraBe bis aur Bride,
t1leorlgar gelegt noeroen loQ, ruenn
ore StraBe neu aepflaftert miro. Das
muroe audi beoineen, Die Bride bers
ab5ulafien uno oas 5traBenpflafter
auf Der anoeren Settle Der Bride biz
SDleoao StraBe aufsunebmen uno
reu 81 legen. - Wir glauben fauu1,
Dob Elm oerartiger Blan i'm @erte
lein fam, oenn Die 6Dufton=S traBe
niiroe oaourh BET Sedualier Der
u~eberlutuna nod mebr ausaelebt
letrt. tpie iebt. Bie( ratIamer more
es. oaS Ntoeau auf Der tiefen Siele
bel Der ct. Marb. StraBe gu erbDben.
Der Naht5ue Der Nranlase
BaB : 8abn NIT Shlafmaaenoienit
t1ab Corpus @brifti lit auridaeauz
gen mDroen; ebenio Der Bug BON
Reneog nab Corpus gbrifti.
Yin Der reuer @asanltalt nabe
Dem Snternationals Depot piro FetBia
gearbeitet. 0ie @elammtanlaae miro
etma $3.50, 900 tpiten.
Wtlbelm &umpf, oeIien Subu
aus Dem Wagen aemDrfen uro lhmer
perlebt unroe, inoem cine StraBens
babncar gegen iein @efabrt am
rannte, bat Die S%troBenbabns @e5eQ.
ibaft auf $25, 600 sdaoeneriab oers
flaat.
Cine Der anerfannt belten meris
tanilhen Wilitars &apeaen wiro auf
Der Nusiteuung tonsertieren.
George S. S. Shmitt bat leiu
@eihaft pbotograpbiiber Npparate
uno utenlillen, &Doats &c. an Saul
GberS uno 8. W. @bitte auspers
tauft.
Shon Manber, Der unoer=
ihdrt relh mar. lift elm oeri1dmter
Nrmer g%euoroen.
User iib n0n 6ersen ueranii'
gen mill, Der maB BON 9eraeu gu
arbeiten miiien.
@S lit cine groBe 9llfe i'm uns
glGd, menn Semano un8 elm 8etipiel
gtebt, uie man es ertrdat.
@rslebung, Die blDB in 0reiiur
beitebt, lift Ihlimmer als teine.
@tnlam iein mabt fart; iib
etnlam fiblen pirft oarnteoer.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-10-28

niht bios Die Seelen retten, ionoern
aub Die 2etber erbnften. Sic iu1t
ben 9otleibenoen grliten5mittel gu
geben, inoem iie linen Arbeit oers
ihafft; fie unterbdlt Nrbeitstolonien
in ben Stdoten uno auf Dem 2anoe
unb no biele niht eriitieren, oa Iudt
fie ipnft Wrbeit. &aua Iie Die aber
riht geben. 10 giebt tie weniaiteus
cine unterltIbung, cine WablSeit, Elm
@abtlager. sic bat biaiae 6otels,
Observation-Disclosures, 8Dlfstiben uno
5Dapitdler etabliert. Rettungsbduier
uno Wa9balenenbeime uno iie iorgt
pDr alien oafir, oaS lire Witglieoer
it@ anitdnoig betrageu. Bas bic
9eute friiber getan baben ooer 9epes
len iino, lift ibr Qleibgiltiq; ionie iie
| CUR 6eilsarmee eebDren, miiifen lie
iib Droentlih aufihren. Ber baS
ntdht tut. mlro einfab binausgeuors
fen. Wtan bat ibnen friiber ale m0g'
lihen Safer uno Terbrehen anoihs
ten mpnen. ale btele @eIhinten iino
niht mabr; tie iino b6smiqiae @rfins
! ounaert. Die nod ME bemieien mers
ben fDnnten.
Cine quite @ieenlhaft bat Die Sells
armee nod, lie lit niht ~agerelIip,
b. B. iie ordngt iib Niemanoem aui
uno itDrt Niemano in ieinen Nniib=
ten uno Neiqunaen. 9as gilt be-
ipnoers BON ibrem gemperenslertum
Die 6eilsarmee nerlanet, baR Elm lie.
oes ibrer Wttalieoer ith bes @enuis
les altobolii9er @etrdnte entbalte.
I'm oaS mas anbere 2eute tun, be-
fimmert iie iih aber ni@t. 0ob
ME bat fie fir Brobibitiun agitiert,
mod ME Wlrtlbaften beldltiat, mod
ME B~ranoreoen 9ehalten, tpie uniere
Wetbooiitens uno Baptiitenpreoiger;
nit einem @ort. iie bar nod 1iie See
mano amingen uollen. aleihen
Iniihten 81 bulbisen uie iie.-
unlere 2eier meroen aus oieier
tur5en Sbiloeruns mol ertennen,
mober Der ungebeure grfpta Der Be.
megung fDrnmt; fie bat eben etnQs
eminent 4ebensfabi9es an fih. 9rob:
benz mlroe er oieQeid1t niht mDglih
aemeien iein, penn niht elm Wann
| BON benz OrganilatiDnstalent unb
| Der adben 8ebarrlihteit oes often
Bootb an ibrer Spite aeitanben
bate. Sbm gebiibrt oenn AUDI boz
alien Dinger bas Beroienit oes grs
folges. mie ibm Der 6uhm oes urbes
bers aebibrt. uno besueeen lift es
AUDI gang rebt, tuenn mir BON linn
als elner Der beruorragenoften unb
beahtensmerteiten Beri6nlibteiter
uuierer Belt iprehen. 2Dnoon bat
lein gbrenburaerreht feinem uns
uiroiaen aeaeben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-10-28
Setrats . sdbetue.

Sertlann &applin unb emma Sina.
SEP @ Sanb,fer uno Nnna 8 &oael,
Gobt Stmon uno Cha &eiheraer.
9an " Snuiban un6 Sebfpig Senlel.
Gobert v 9ertb unb Mooie Ron.
San1es V Sbomlen unb 9betfa u Maf
9enrp SetterS unb Soa SO 8aqqoner.
Seo 0oep uuo Warp gruert.
9enrb Nteber uno emile &uenB.
gtncent 6rantooiat unb Seemie Ea>
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-10-28
Wsadbt Gudb feline 8eoaufen.

8enn SIR franf u1b ni6t %auf9elest
ieio, idruer uno binfaGis fiblt bur9 Die
BON nnperbauli6teit, @alle uno Niereu=
leioen berbetsefiibrteu @9mer5en, lest
@u6 ni6t BIN uno benft bariiber mad,
louoern elf uno nebmt electric 8itters,
DARN finOet SIR @erse1Ien aler 2eiben
uno @uer @emiit tptrb ni6t unn6ti9 be-
i6pert. gu BADEN bel S. &alteper &
SObu, Geo. S. S. 66miot, @igentiimer,
uno GbOii 9reiB, 9reis so Gents.
@arantiert.
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Spit hen Gtnntanarihtan ~ 81

W0t oen StaatSaerlhten lit Nl'
bert 3. Batrid. Der Seem Yorter 90.
outat. tpelner ihuloia befnnoen 1T,
ben friiher in 5oufton pobn enoen
Wtiaionar B. Wt. Slice eet6tet gu bas
ben, ieBt fertia. aud fem letter Ins
trag auf 8ieoeraufnabme oes Ser
fabrens 1T 8uridaemieien. SEPT min
er an Die 8unoesaerihte appeIiereu.
Der gar5e sFaa biloet elm trefflihes
Bib nOn Der grbarmlihfeit unieres
Observation-Disclosures.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-10-28
0olte Star Sinnlpriide.

8er uetie es 9enieBt,
Sem, ltebe 8riber, flieBt
Ses %8Dl6nen Gone Star Sreubenquel
@rfriibenb, thinner liar uno beG.
uno tuie Der 8apfen bonn Safe iprinat,
go iprinst Der 9efel bonn SerSen,
Drum tuenn SIR rebt neiBis bas Sunt
Star trinft,
so f6nnt Sbr laden urb ibersen.
Gin Slaih@en 9llamp gum 5ruhitiid
Gin Stdihhen GrIanaer gum 0inner
Gin Slaibhen Cabinet gum abeno,
Sas 1T fir G1e erquifenb unb 1obenb,
Nue Stamme Ibtuar5er 8ilben
Spotten Seutiblano's GROCER Marbt.
8as bat nun bic idtuarae 8aiie
8ioeripeniti8 10 9emaht?
Seneruaier obne Rpeifel
Man benz gott aeeeben bat,
nno bic arnlen bummen Seufel,
Wuroen 9dn5lib rabiat,
Satte man na6 bier eeibrieben:
.ounoert 9onnen Gone Star Bier.
8aren frieblih ie aebliebeu
llno ben Ruben hatten tuir.
Sb e8 8inter ooer Sotlmer
Sieies mabt mir feinen &pmmer,
Sb eS 5ommer Doer @inter,
Simmer mebr fomm ib oabinter,
DAB au allen S~ahresaeiten
Gone Star tut mir Sreub' bereiten.
Ob eS Srlhlin9 ober Serbt lit,
Sb gu jung uno wenn 9u alt bif,
% mir Serbft, nb Sriibling baben,
Simmer benten mir Der @aben.
Die Die gone gtar. biele Guelle.
9iefert bunfel uno audi belle!
Seles 8ier fir iunge Sage,
8ridelno, friIb uno tlar uno rein.
Suntles, nen bes Ntters Bla9e
Sebt nit tbren 9eioen elm.
NS Salf, cement, Sano, bad
teine, ~Feuerfeite Steine unb Ebpa.
Ebeer uno Nspbaltpapiert Dadpappe.
Ebeer uno Ispbalt, Oel, 9erpentiu,
yarben. @la8 &c. &c. ftets oorrdtbip
lei :. 6. 3ieimtaan. 3O6 DIT,
SDmmercesS traBe. Rieorige Breile,
ute Waare lopie quite uro reeae
3~eoienuna weroen aarontirt
-eIepbon 40.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-10-28
Eeras =.

- Ser am Wtiu Greet mDbnenbe
oeutlde Sarmer Souls Grimm puroe
our6 einen uitenoen 8uuen idper
berlebt.
Die Gusfteaune in Dallas lit
beute er0Hnet moroen. Ser grDffe
nung gin9 Elm GROCER Seitsug pDrs
aus. Sie IusteQung miro iebs5ebn
Gage oauern.
&obert Sei1e, Der Sobn zines
in Der Ndbe BON Seauin u0hnenoen
oeutfben Sarmers, tpuroe bon einem
Wauleiel gei9laaert uno ibuer am
&opfe uerIebt. Wan brahte i'm TO-
fort nab Se9uin, nD man cine iDrgs
faltiee Operation an linn nornabm.
Die 8nDbenlplttter entfernte unb Die
Wunoe idloB. Wan h0fft, BEN suns
gen am 2eben 81 erbalten.
Sn 6enberIon iino bic @es
lhaftshduier auf Der HDroIeite oes
6Heatlt6en BlabeS abQebrannt. Ser
S6aoen belduft fih auf $3.50. 900.
Sn Corpus Gbriiti i0Q cine
StraBenbabn eebaut neroen. DE
ielbe miro BON Dem Blabe Der gp'
pDrtb 2eaaue aus auer bur9 Die
Staot nab Dem Nlta Bisfa : 6Dtel
geben.
Cine Thine Aebensrettung poqs
brahte in oer Ndbe opn @( Baio Elm
aepifier Dan SuQiuau Bei benz
8ranbe oes Stolen &DabbouIe batte
Der 8eiiber, .. st. &Dauebrod. in
Solge bes &au9es oas BeuuBtIein
oerloren. SuIiuan orare in oas
brennenoe 6aus elm uno trua ben be-
%wuBtlDien Wann aus ben Slammen
beraus.
Nu8 Nultin tommt Die Nahs
riht. @ouperneur 2anham babe Std,
ter Terreu Die 8erfiherung aeeeben,
er tueroe cine @rtralibung Der 2e9iS=
latur auf ben 8. Sanuar einberufen.
= Das @retutiotomite Der .Daugb=
ters Of tbe &epublit" hat in SouIton
cine B~erfammlung abgeba[ten uno
Srdulein Driscoq gum .guftobion"
Der NlamD, %norldufia ouf elm Sabr,
ernannt.
Sn Bort 9apaca finb auei 5i-
iher Nar1ens glint 8alters uno
gonftantine NerD unter Der Nntlaee
perbaftet noroen. elm S@iff auf buber
See gepliubert;' alp Seeraub, Bira.
terie. beaanae, su baben. Die ien=
fationeIe Nntlaee itiBt iih auf fof=
eenoe 8~orfommnifie: Sn Sort Sue
oaca bat Iih Dor einiger Belt cine
Bereini9una Der sSiiher uno Jtits
hanoler nebilbet. cine Nrt Union.
Nur elmer Der Tiiber meiaerte iid
BEN 8unoe beisutreten. Nls bieler
nun neulih nit einer 2aouna Nuiteru
BON Der See auriidtebrte, foQ er BON
ben NnQeffaeten uno Gnoeru ourh
pDraebaltene Biitolen eesmungen lein,
mieoer in Die See binaus5ufabren
uno bort feline 2aoung iber Bpro At
tuerfen. Iu@ nit ber SiiHz uno
Iuitern a%ommiiiton bes Staates lie.
gen Die Slider BON BDrt 2auaca in
Streit, iie moqen Die Steuer nidt
be8ablen, melhe Die lebte 2eeislatur
tbuen auferlegt bat, uno Die Situa.
tiDn bat bereits Elm 10 ernItes Nuslez
ben befDmmen. oaB auf 8eranlafiuna
oer aommilIion Stranger nah Der
Stabt aeibift finb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-10-28

Sebt, auf ct. Bernaro's S6bn'n bic
@rauter iprieBeu unb eebeih'n, aus beren
Saft man 8iaeu ihoft, @eiunbheit au
perleiben. @enn es am Stubtgana Dir
gebribt, 10 nimm' iofort, unb sbg're nidt
St. Bernard &rdnterptilen Elm; srpei
MAIDEN ianft Bic 9drme rein; Biz regular
Der Gang gum Ort. fabr' 9u nit eleicher
Oofis fort. Damn fommt Der appetit auf's
Neu'. Ou iBt fur 8meie meiner Sreu. unb
On perbau'ft mad nDlem 9iih, flhlft Sid
10 friib als tuie elm Slid. = SIR 25 Gents
bel Npotbefern au haben.
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gaubheit fonm mtc,t oeaeiyt ,nerne,

gambbett Fam atdDt ge1etIt iperoen
onrd lOtale applitationen, neil lie ben franfen Sell
beg S9res riidt erretten fbnnen. GO eiebt nur ei=
men NBeg, Die Saubbeit 3t ~tariren, uno Der 1T ourG
fonifitutioiele 6eilmittel. Sanbbeit miro our6 eiz
men ent3ilneeten 3uftano Der i9leimieen austlei=
onng Der gnfa6il6en &6bre perlria1t. 8eun
Siele &Obre iit e~ntsInoet, babt ibr einen rumpelnoel
Son ooer a~nopatommenes @eb6r; uno tuenn he 9ar;
gelblohen tt, erfol9t Saibbeit, uno ipeur Die Gnt.
3dnoune ni6t aeboben unb biele &6bre pieoer in H.
Tst, 9%ebioriaen 3uitano berfebt iperSen fam, niro oas
@ebbr fur INNER 3erft0rt rperoen; neun fSdle rrter
3ebn iperoen ourh Gatarrb oeruria6t, uelher ni9ts
as elm eut5iinOeter 33nitano Ger i6teimigen Ober=
g8ir woaen einbunbsrt Dollars fir ieoen (ourh
&atarrb peruria6ten) Sal bon Saabbeit gebea, Ben
mir rlibt our6 ginnebnlen bon 6aGT's Ra=
tarrb Rpr btilen t6rtnef. 9aBt gu6 urn=
ionit @ircllare %tomrter.
s. s.. 9 beuep s. Co., 3oteoo, Ohio.
So g%ertarft bon allen Ipot1etern. 9reis rs
Gents Die Gtaf6s.
Nehmt Saa's TamiIten. Ssnen fir gerHopfula
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-10-28

Naienz ooer pals : &atarrb ptro
iofort beieitigt unb permanent furirt
our1 ,,Spru Scrmalin", tGimer
q Mmenn). Sn allen Ipptbefen
81 babeu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-10-28
Sic muSerme DAIRY und CREAM.

Ste nlpoerue DAIRY und CREAM.
cry CO., go. 506-50SS Commerce ST.,
lit cine Snfitutinn fir San Gntonic Sic
maht Butter. 9ieie Rnmpagnie tuir6 ihr
8eicbdft am %. OftDber in Betrieb iebeu
uno bat cine ~geniiaenbe Rapaait6t. nm
ale Dftib uno Sabne in gmpfama Az neh-
men, Die Die Sarrner ibr ichiden. Sic
8ompa9nie min Rilb mnb Sabne hoben.
sic bat cine Nieoerlaee fur ben GurpIus
SIR f6unt ielbft brinaen Doer ihiden.
Shreibt nm ginselbeiten uno S~eferenten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-10-28

R@1 Slmateu, grpiantbemum uuo
9opfpfGanSen gu baben biqia, 729
Siio c 2eona GtraBe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-10-28

Dsr oamneIplab aIler Oeut.
lchen Sbois' Saloun. Glamu.
Bloaa.
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finds 5 Gents 5auaua : Giaarre
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-10-28
Siowejtteras mitmmt Gn@

2Senn S1r GuU lraen0mO nle0ers
lafIen tpDut. tbut es entlang Der 81
ME Der
Can MmtDmtu Il Mranias
YaB Sabm,
i'm gurtenaD tftritt bes Gtaates. De.
lunobeit nno &lima uniihertrpHen.
8iaige 26noereien ftir ben Taru,er,
Warttgartner, Obit. uno Biebsihter.
Begeu ginselbeiten tpenoet@uh on
@eo. s. 2uptpn, o. q. a.,
snn IntDnio. Terua.
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Nimd's S Gents bnuona.& iaurre.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-10
NEW WESTERN RAILROADS..
Signihcance of Large Extensions
Planned for the New Year.


At the beginning of this year the north
western and the Pacific states together had
about 5000 miles OF railway. Today pro-
Jects are under way which involve the con-
struction of some 1000 miles more of rail-
way in this territory, at cost OF about
$500 100000. An addition of about 90 per
cent to the railroad mileage of the north
west means an immense impetus to BUSH
ness of all sorts in this territory, and an
increase in the general prosperity of the
country. Most Of the proposed railroad
building is legitimate, although there is
some which is purely speculative. There
PROBABLY are half a dozen lines planned in
the eastern Rocky mountain states and as
many more in e Pacific states, which
are merely inten.ed to be sold out to other
lines with which they would be competI-
tors, or are to be sold as links in a system.
Ihere is no chance in these days for a
niue railroad to maintain an independent
existence 1t must be absorbed or con-
trolled by some great corporation in order
TO live. Here is the opportunity of the
promoter
But the railroad building in the north
west on the whole, is of a very substantial
character, and the new roads are 10 GO
where they are needed. The northwest
great as IL is, is still very largely unde-
Veloped. The process which has gone on
there and is still going on is the same as
was pursued in the middle west when the
Rock Island road built westward and ex-
tended it's lines into territory which was
without a house or a settler There was
no business to be DONE but the railroad
made business. Such railroad building is
not easy OF comprehension to one who
knows only the railroad building methods
OF the east, where the railroads followed
the route of the old lines of communication
between cities
capital, as rule, moves only in a large
volume, and the financing OF new roads in
the northwest and on the Pacific coast has
been accomplished only because the pro-
Jects conceived were large in themselves
and promising OF great returns. The west
no longer suffers from the oppression of
lts railroads, as it did in the old DAVIS
when the railroad, having made the coun-
Try controlled 1t absolutely. There will be
competition between the new lines in the
west, just as there was between the New
York Central and the Erie, and this COM
petition will serve a beneficial purpose &c
long as II does not get pushed TO a de-
structive limit. When that is likely to
happen the railroads of the west probably
VIII get together, as the railroads of the
east have done, and pool their issues to the
extent of preventing destructive competi-
ton in rates.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-10
THE RAR EASTERN MARKETS.

Notwithstanding the statement of the
bureau of statistics showing that in ten
months of the present year our exports
to China more than doubled, in spite of
the boycott, there is still feeling Of ap-
prehension among exporters regarding
the future. 1t is pointed out that very
considerable proportion of the exports
for the ten months were to ill orders
made before the boycott went into effect
last July and it is believed that a very
large amount is still being held out OF
the market by reason of the boycott
As to the reports that this movement
1t appears that they were not correct.
Captain Baker of the cruiser Raleigh,
who was sent to study conditions in
China and who arrived in San Francisco
a few days ago, is quoted as saying that
the talk of the boycott dying out is non
sense. He stated that in the south Of
China the commercial situation is abso-
lutely at the mercy of the guilds which
control trade with an iron hand and
have, given orders not to handle Ameri-
can goods. American houses in Canton
are full to the roof with -four and they
cannot bulge it. He declared that it
looks as though our business relations
with China were doomed. He is very
likely right, unless the advice of Presi-
dent Roosevelt that the Chinese be
treated fairly and justly is followed.
That this will be done does not appear
probable.
A few days ago, in an address before
the American Asiatic association. the
japanese minister TO the United States
held out the promise OF a great future
trade for this country in the far east.
He said that our neighbors across the
Pacific viii be ready to buy the prOduc-
tons of our agricultural and industrial
enterprises provided their purchasing
power Is fOstered and encouraged not
hampered. He expressed the hope that
any such measure as might interfere
with the right of intercourse and trade
between the Americans and any far
eastern people should be confined within
the proper limit and that every effort be
used TO promote as much as possible the
mutual interest and reciprocal wan
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-10
SERMONS BOILED DOWN.

Citizenship simply means service.
God is not lauded by libeling men,
True blue seldom sees things blue.
Bad news never spells by keeping.
The greatest art OF life is that OF living
Nothing worries worry worse than work.
Sow a small JOY and reap a great happi-
ness
It takes more than diplomacy to defeat
the deal.
He needs to wear wading boots who
takes short cuts to success
Better is 1t to drive the gloom from one
heart than to dover it with gold.
The value of a strong mans power de-
ponds on his patience with the weak.
II some hearts should go to heaven there
would be hard frost there right off,
Fearing the cross does not exempt one
from bearing a share OF the worlds cares.
1t is easy to waste enough strength
lodging your duties to do them twice over.
In sad world the only saints who have a
right to sleep are the ones in the graveyard.
Gods workers never have to wait for a
raise in salary before they will do their
best.
The trouble with much preaching is that
1t is advertising truflles when the people
need potatoes
Some people are buying their tickets to
glory on the installment plan, at the rate
OF nickel week.-Chicago Tribune.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-10

The early shopper gets the Christmas
bargain.
Lucky and wise Is the person who knows
the present and has the price
Prosperity is roosting high in ST. Louis.
a late census shows $500 persons who pay
their bills
Speak gently about the mild weather. The
whiskered duffer at Medicine Hat has a
few snorts left in stock
Preachers who insist that II is not given
to man to know what is coming should
study next years almanacs and get wise.
George Perkins has lost his pull as an
Insurance manipulation. but he stin occu-
pies an easy chair in Morganized circles.
George is Pierp's boy.
II events keep on at the present pace in
Russia the grand dukes may be obliged
to work for a living. Such prospect ma
terially swells the gaiety of the season.
Not the least Of the sad features OF the
insurance investigation Is the toboggan
slide of the journalist who received a dollar
a line for hot stun approved by the mag
mates. He is back in newspaper ranks
working for wages
Mr.. Zimmerman of Cincinnati is charged
with having sold to ]. Pierpont Morgan
gold brick in the form of a bankrupt rail
road Mr. Zimmerman is the esteemed
father-in-law of duke and he needs the
money.
A top-notcher in craftsmanship. with a
heart attuned to pity. has introduced in
congress bill for an act granting pensions
TO lonely women. Money is Justly cele-
brated as comforter, but it is not as
effective as a rigidly enforced law COM
polling lodges to adjourn at seasonable
hour.
A melancholy wall goes out and up from
Indianapolis against disturbing noises ac-
companying bank robberies. Ii is bad
enough to make off with the surplus cash
of a community but when the industrious
looters by explosions rudely disturb the
slumbering Hoosiers there is no penalty
too severe for the crime.
Sixty-siX days were consumed, $4,000 ex-
pended and 1901 veniremen examined be-
fore jury of twelve qualified men were
secured to try criminal case In Chicago
Local critics regard the proceeding as a
great waste of time and good money. But
1t was not wholly wasted. The lawyers
piled up a record of 100000 words. What
sort of a bargain does Chicago want for
time and money?
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-10

tage Of commerce and navigation be-
tween the two borders of the Pacific.
There is contained in this very plain
hint i'm regard to the Chinese exclusion
policy. which there is talk Of extending
to the japanese.
In order to obtain our share i'm the
far eastern markets we must treat the
countries and people of that part of the
world with absolute fairness and justice.
The Chinese are awakened and are pre-
pairing to assert themselves as an indie
pendent people having rights that must
be respected. Japan has taken her place
among the world powers and shown that
she is able to defend her rights. We want
as much of the trade of those countries
as It is possible to secure and we can
get it only by according them and their
people the same consideration that is
given to other nations. If we refuse to
do this we must be prepared to see our
commercial competitors obtain nearly all
of the far eastern trade.