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New-York tribune., 1905-01-01

not be uJ1nICQ 10 SWCiA DC4e-DitiNC At-
ceipts This was disCOuraging, but had
lost none of my fervor when / dropped
into an armory one evening where there
was a regimental drill in progress. It
was something of a gala occasion, I
learned afterward, because the men for
the first time had on gorgeous new
uniforms.
The Colonel was not personally direct
ing the maneuvers. In gallery sur
rounded by a party of women. he was
looking on, and there 1 was invited 20
Join him.
MAGNIFICENT! Perfectp' I exclaimed.
I'VE have some fine regiments IN New
York. but / don't remember 70 have
ever seen marching to equal this,
/ was sincere enough in my comPll-
ments- and as the Colonel was perCeptIbly
warming up, | poured them out gener-
ous1y. And the beautiful new uniforms.
T added. 1.-THE regiment won't have an
opportunity to parade in them until next
Decoration Dav, I suppose. What
pitv that the people of the city cant see
the regiment IN them while they re
freshl" [ perceived that the Colonel
was inclined TO agree with me, and
so I seized the opportunity to tell him
what was on my mind.
Are you certain that Mr.. Wyndham
was a maiOr?" he inquired
Absolutely" I responded The Wo-
men had caught the drift Of our con-
versation, and rallied enthusiastically TO
nv support They thought that It
would be charming for the regiment 70
turn out to do honor to the handsome
Englishman who had served the country
in a time of war. and all of them SAID
that there could be no time better than
lthis when the soldiers would be able 10
wear their lovely new uniforms. The
upshot of the talk was that the Colonel
agreed TO the military reception
Wvndham's company was due in Chi
Icago the following Sunday, and for that
morning we arranged the demonstration
1t was an excellent time for the
regiment, because the daily occupations
of the men would not be interfered
with, and it was an excellent time for
us, because all Chicago would be at
leisure to observe the honor given 20
a military hero.
The train bring ng the company was
due in Chicago early in the morning.
1t would be undignihed, of course for
our nero 10 walt ABOUT tilc SLdClOL %
elsewhere for a convenient time for the
people of the city to see him being re-
ceived, so | arranged to have the special
car in which the company travelled
switched off at Grand Crossing, just east
of Chicago, and brought in by a tram
that would arrive at a most OPportune
time-a little after twelve, Just when
the streets would be filled with people
coming out of church
Meanwhile l had persuaded the Mayor.
the late Carter Harrison, father of the
present Mayor, to give the occasion the
official stamp of his presence.
The train fortunately was on time.
With the regiment, in the new uni
forms, lined up, the band playing, and
the crowd cheering, Mr.. Wyndham, al
ways man of impressive appearance,
made his entrance, SO to speak, on the
rear platform of the car, and bowed
gravely, like Napoleon.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-01
HOW THE YEARS WF1lAA B i
From Gramdpa's Point of View
Bx VIOLA GARDNER BROWN

When growing and hair turning gray
glasses, and dread stormy udS
hugth fire and avoid the summer SUM-
And
why the planned 10 d
keeps crowd1ng on the new"
And accomplish all however nara you uE-
Oh, do notice how the years whzz by
things this failed to do the last
then, but time went lying past
planned, picture WASH paheu'
poem didn't evoue, you're with fame acquainted
still the book didn't write
mocking through the that visit at night
often seemed that time on eaden wings did n.y.
gracious How the whlzz by!
existing and assisting a rapid
the folghts then hustled on the stage;
ha few wmoreSa
An to-aro-S line will be to Mars
MarCOni and the wireless telegraph,
The impossibes accomplished and all obstacles chah
A1as theseth things existence faster fly
Oh, really something awful how the whizz by
Each morning when think the hill OF fame to climb
Each the haunting suflclent un
The fearful which this world revOves It's
Leaves time for anything excepting death and taxes
If something doesn't intervene moderate
Well fly off a a tangent and whrling
Times scOrching ace limit aspirations high,
We fairly started till hfe's whizzed by!
New-York tribune., 1905-01-01
THE UNIVERSITY OF NOTRE DAME

Will Open the l22d Session, January 5, 1905
Offers courses in Classics (ancient and modern),
Letters. Economics and History, Journalism, Art,
Science, Pharmacy. Law, Civil, Mechanical and
Electrical Engineering. Architecture. Thorough
Preparatory and Commercial Courses.
Rooms Free, Sophomore, Junior or Senior year
collegiate courses Rooms to Rent, moderate
charge, students II years.
St. Edwards Hall. for boys under thirteen.
Spacious campus, commodious Gymnasium fully
equipped Physical Culture Room, Swimming
Pool for of students.
Catalogues Free. Address
Very Rev. A. Morrissey. c. S C,LLD, Pres
BOX x Notre Dame, Indiana.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-01

The thought of this affair, of the
gathering of the warriors beneath the
outspreading wings of the Angel of Peace,
reminds me of another event which
glistened with martial trappings.
AS manager for Joseph Brooks, | ac-
companied him to London to induce that
fine actor Charles Wyndham, now Sir
Charles, to present his repertory of plays
in the United States. He accepted our
proposal; but remarked: II want you to
promise that in Chicago you arrange a
military reception for me.
Toward the close of the New-York
engagement of the company Wyndham
again brought up the subject. By
the way" he said, has anything been
done about that military reception in
Chicago? It's part of our agreement,
you know, and | insist upon it. Idon't
want to seem ungraciOus; but unless it
is given, | fear | shall not be able to
resume, after this one tour, the pleasant
relationship which now exists between
us. >"
In explanation, Wyndham gave us
a bit of his past history that was news.
1t seems that in his early days he
lived in Chicago and was a doctor
When the Civil War broke out he en-
listed as surgeon, and rose to the rank
of major From the manner in which
he impaired this information we could
see that he was prOuder of his work as
an army doctor than of all his laurels
as an actor This was why he had
set his heart upon being greeted in
1, L. II
the roll of drums
The cOlonels of number of Chicago
regiments listened to my proposal coldly,
New-York tribune., 1905-01-01

Copyright. 1874, by lanes W MorrisseyI
The sun. (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1905-11-25
gy q q q E D | T O

Tho reason whv we adopt in dealing with SO important
; ia that we that WE HAVE FOUND REMEDY for the
Gnonciol troubc involves this noble INSTITUTION
T remedy lies person worthy mayor and in no safer hands
have it - ,, ~. ,e,o ~, r,,,c,, r,,>n
THE MAYOR COMMITTED TO THE RAISING OF ENOUGH FUNDS
the tys needs and it would
er eas;v arranged to merge city hospital The directors
adverse to this
Last spring threatening to launch itself
of citizens of Jacksonville Mr. j. H. Reese then City
Editor of the sought expression from the to the
his to the OF interview
which was in Daily Florida Sun.
Among things said that he favored the plan which the Sun
was then advocating, a we'll equipped city hospital. ~
the if elected undertake to raise 100000 for city
by direct appeal of the city
to the charitable wealthy people of the country"
the containing this neewwc
quotations not be the EXACT
WORDS But they exact enough the sentiment
The sun. (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1905-11-25
GGHTH PAGE
Saturday. NoOember IS. 1905


III
country looking s ss' T %o' ThS S are nsss
money depending 's aay ~por
+n. 9vsra t rim the congregation we
Ss f ss 'n' ' ever ever shown OF" without
:s'is d. d. they come the
ing less and ~ sas so". .dm.
largest and finest fruit mostly THAT growing any,
a' s .: s s %s s@s Ss s s
they '' III 4n n; WIFI T1SSSn
,na.nn%. IS fertile today The planter
sa a S ' ss' sss's ss who '
sas HsS $ % @ aR @ %
sm without male hire labor to
%ie farm s s ss s.: ss H' % .n
.n Them The ss ts VI LEFT the
plenty Of chewing tobacco ' ~
1 sa s' % 1 f ss' .~. s s:a !s: sm %
' 9a;'i sas ' friends for work. the
those dependent them and sought
o This aa a for the abandoned farms Sits State
This the that
n. s d about twenty miles wide and one u mile miles long which
abandoned and thy dotted stumps dyng improve
an. @ r ssS , with ss . s1s The
the 1ss a s'1ss s % Dim ss% eli ss
have w s s% Of sSs Conditioner G v ;% n.. ont che
tuAity %ist the ''
1t the ONE THING to makeit
place the greatest agricultural States aiOn
world looks for
The thrifty
his farm will find Florida fields wuCe abunn
his PLOW.
He will not be obliged wait for the
ing that he forced to provide
his
All he need do 8 10
Tho Land of ia here.
certainly dds did
3 inteligcnty titled
the have would the
Israel have ts on On the of the
riches tod not chosen lead
them it.
will unless something 10
lead people to it.
Florida take bold the
march of We have shown great enterpn he the lines of trade
displayed high in the development OF the of the
State
this question Of agrie and and push the
rank that other industries occupy i - . - - -
The first toward to INDUCE THEFT KIT KIND OF PEOPLE
in the State
SIhe railroads
line this is NOOUGJOUGH.
should this question: and vt Quit out demonstrated
perusal wy Cay Capt II. Stephens
who has made immigration his work for now running this
people question columns with view
to deciding on the best way to solve It,
The sun. (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1905-11-25

WnaS mignt DC called deepad unoor..o,
view England seems that enterping l TINS week in
preachers who attending the last moments gave b commissions
tip that all gave % undertaken friendly
The sun. (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1905-11-25
Reflector 81. Lux.

doing hare hard thinking for the
week.
of know; but not likely both Often often
to offer Is one one for we have been
thinking about st. LMke's Hospital.
The sun. (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1905-11-25

expressed by him. We have the files the Daily E;,.
WV We fes suo tht th mayor we had little time ~ ~ 4
tat mayor his nom;oo .nd ao
time forward with his save tho tv f PM ana Will IN due
St LMkes VI" WY from the disgrace OF having
The sun. (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1905-11-25

~ me american sphere of influence il EXTENDING T. T.. .
Late news from the fields tSt now reached tn
cans AS shirts oo nn WIN eagle by the vendors Of the otarn
The sun. (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1905-11-25

ran styles IN the paying of life insurance nrem,ra ,
% oe peang last year Quite improvement too mo- cnang
80 one TOT $37 and the other @
mv tho WAS 10 pay the premium and the was for dSiou % t
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ssiir $500 ua9 0eutldlanO.

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GDm0auh.
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fbpn tpuroe Wers. Winslum's GUns
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liert ben Maeen uno Die gtieren,
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teiner linteritiibung mehr beoarf.
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Krach.
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(SDrtiebuug.)


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len. in immer rei9eren 3ufliiiien
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mas lie germ annebmen. sic, lieber
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peroorren, ipenn Der aerI nur fatt
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f9nen ouf einen anoern @eiprG9sitoff
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Sin ifarfer Gd,uk.

SdiiBen sic ben a0rper gegen Srant'
belt bur4 Sutt's@pilIen, eiu qbIolute9
9eilmittel fir appfIdmer3en, 9paPePs
fla, Wularia, Sartleibi9teit uno dbnlts
cbe Qeiben.
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Or. Suit; Shrs 2eber piasn iino baa
Sriebrab bes 2sbens. SD iperoe Itets
bem 3ufuG bantbar iein, ipelcher mir
oieIelben az meinsr 9enntnib bra6ts.
s. Jairleigb, platte Cannon, Goi.
TUFTS Leber PILLEN.
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Mb fabrt.
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StOdeote, tGglib, 500 Borm.
Gnfunft.
Bon Stodbale, Sutberfanb Sprinos unb
9apernia. tdaftdl. 2:30 Nachm.
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Wiro elm Sunae. Der 6eutldb le5en
uno idreiben fam uno Der oos
SbriltieBen Srl erternen piinidt
ytahanfraaen in Der .SEreie Brefle"
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Mbfabrt.
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(Suniet 0epot) $3.50. ....S.45 Nben6s
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(Sunlet SepDt) ...:..... 8 Woroens,
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netDn, tdglteb 800 80rm
unb 1915 Mbenos.
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Wab BDrne uno &errbifle, tdglicb 80.
Nntnnft.
Bon Guer0, g)oatum. Souiton unb Sal.
oeiton, ta9lib. .......H .46 Moroens
unb $50 Mbenos.
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billie tdglitb.. g. Is Nacbm
Bon Borne unb Serrnifle. tdglicb .....
As Wbeun5.
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gSablan5et9em.


Btr iino auturiliert, ansuflnoiqen,
oaB Serr
Suries y. Sroipn
BET Der fommen6en 99abl aanbioat tiir
oas Wfaborsamt lit.
gBir Iino autoriItert, Serrn sphn
Saner als Sanoibot fir 81 Be m I,
a t large bel Der teborIteben6en 9Soht
onsufinoi9eu.
sSir fino autoriiiert atsuseieen, baB
5err SrDan Gallaaban
&anbtoat fir oos Nmt eines Nfonors Der
Staot Sun Nntonie in Der fonlmenben
Staotipahl ift.
gSir iino autoriiiert Serrn 0(o. SretE,
alS 8an6ioot fir oas @nt eines Wloer,
man lat Large" Der Sta6t San Qntpnio
IN Der fonlmenoen Babl an8useieen.
Die aJreie Sreiie" iit autoriiiert, ansu-
aet9en. oaB 5err
GBas. s. u. Smmmel
| E&anoloat fir oos Mnlt eines Ghabmei<
| tiers Der Staot San Mnt0niD in Der fDmz
member g8obl lit.
Die n5reie Hrelie" tIt outDrl1iert, onsu>
set9en, bob Capt Spbm g. Snmblefun
als &anotoat fir ons Nmt zines @loer.
man "at-Large' Der Stoot San Mntpnip
in oer fommenoen @abl am 8. Seal lit.
9Str limb autorttert perm
Bbil. SbarbeiH
els &anoioat fir 8ieberiuahl fir oas
Amt bes BplisetrichterS ansuseis
/ gen.
ssir limb autoriliert anautiinoieen, oab
Serr eDbn HDen
&anoioat fir oas Nmt oes Staotantpalts
it,
s8tr lino autoriiiert unauseigen, oaB
Serr 0m. &. 3idbter
a@anoloat flir bic 8iebersggob fir bos
anlt etnes Wloerman at 2aroe" lit
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gsir iino autoriiiert Scrrn 0(o. Srets
alS @anbibot fir bas Mmt eines Qlber,
man ''at Large" Ser Sta6t San Qntouio
In Der fonlmenben Mahl anauaeinen.
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8ir iino aatoriitert, Serrn espbn
Saner als 8anoibat fir 81 Be II, a /,
at large bel Der teborite6enoen 9Saht
anaufitnDiaen,
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goutberm 9sactfic 8aba.

SoMtbern Hactfic Wabn.
Mbfehrt.
Nab Netu Orleans, SDufon uno Gal,
beft0n tGaftb. 40 Gprm
uno. 1890 Nbenbs
Nab eagle BaB, 81 BaiD. GaIifornien
uno WteItto ..............9: 300 Born.
Mnfunft.
Bon Stem Orleans, 9ouitpn unb @al
neiton taglicb. .......... .7.35 WDr9ens
uno 500 Nabm.
Bon 81 8aio, galifornten unb Merifo
S.00 yhpund
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Giieubabu=T Ylan.
5. q @. %. Babn.

Nab allen Noro<Seraseguntten ...:....
.1................. 800 @Drnl
ytab ct. 2ouis, Wiempbis unb benz
Often. ................... llbr nacbm.
Gab NDrb Seras, 8anlas @itD nno
ct. 9Duis .8.l5 abenbs
NabWerito: l1br BORN. II. 10. 25abenos.
Mnfunft.
Sons ct. 2ouis unb bem Often. .7:30&orn1.
8on lDcalen Bunften 49,. 1920 nittags
Bon ct. 9ouis unb oem Often: 9.55 aben6s
Son 2areoo unb Merifo 49,. 1910 nacbnt.
uno... 1850 abenos
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sSir iino autoriiiert ansuseisen, baB
5err SrDan Gallagbau
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-05-03

8anotoat fir oos Nnt eines Niapors Der
Staot Sun @ntonie in Der fpmmenben
Staottpohl lit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-05-03

DAB Serr
Vuries Y. Sromn
BET Der fommen6en 98abl aanbioat tar
oas Wtabprsant lit.
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Die p5reie Sreiie" iit autoriiiert. ansu-
aetsen. oaB 6err
GBas. s. u. Smmmel