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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-06-14
FACES Weutatetteu
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Snlano.
Gin na1 Often aehenber Ba(-
iagieraua Der Southern Bahn, auf
Dem lid BeiuGer Der RonfDoerirten-
&onuentI0n in louisville befanben,
entgleiite in Der Mdbe Don @oloen
8ate. SQiu0is. Drei Berl0ner murs
ben get6tet uno 90 oerlebt.
Die 0ahribt. baB Der eberna.
lige Staat5ihabmeiiter Burte DON
9ouiliana aeitorben Jet. lit fali@.
Burte lebt, ME aus GOnouraa ge,
melbet, uno lit bel better @efunobeit.
Wu8Ianh.
Der ariehiibe Yremierminiiter
DelganniS muroe BON einem prDfeis
iioneQen Spieter Namens @bertaris
am @inaanqe aur Deputirtenfammer
in Itben nit einem DDlh aneefauen
uno ihmer neruunbet. St ftarb
bret Stunoen ipdter. @hertaris
mnroe Derhaftet. @r iaat. er babe
Die Eat beaangen. um iib an benz
Wtinifter peaen ieines lharfen B0s
gebens aeaen Die Spielbduier su cd.
den.
Wan glaubt. baB Die Jrieoens,
%tonferen3 3mifhen ben Huiien uno
ben Sapaneru i'm 6aag itattfinoen
miro.
Die ibmeoiihe &eaieruna bat
tbren &oniuln n1itaeteilt. oaB tie bic
normeaiihe 8eaierunp nibt amer.
femme uno baB iih bic 3oniulr. tpie
biaber alS Hertreter beioer 2dnoer
betrabten miiBten.
Die beutibe Reaieruug laht
ibre Beiibuna 4iao 9ihan in China
befeftioen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-06-14
Z 8.

= Die teraniiben Bantiers bal,
ten aueenblidlih lire &0npention in
Dallas ab.
- Wuf Dec &0nDenti0n Der ebes
maligen Stuoenten Der Staatsunis
uerlitdt in Iuitin bielt unier friberer
Witbarger 9ans 9erbbera Die 6aupt'
rebe.
SIN Guitin ftarb Srau Bauline
Soerihte,
~ ct. 20uifer Rapitaliften mol,
len cine rieiige buder. unb alfalfa.
Blantaae in Der Brpmnspiuer@ eQe1ln
anlegen.
Gm TO-, IL. uno IL. Suit fins
bet in Guero oas groBe Feuerwebr
felt ftatt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-06-14
gett aber 60 JabreH

ibon wurbe Mrs. 0inslom's Suoa
thing . Sbrup uon WiQiDnen BON
Wiittern 5eim Babnen Der ainoer
anaemenoet. Wirit Du i'm Sblafe
ourb oas Sbreien zines ainoes ge.
it6rt, oaB i'm 8abnen lit unb Dor
S6mersen peint? Menn 10, lafie
ipf0rt cine Tlai6e BON ..Wrs.
Binslows Soutbina Sprup" hoten.
Sein Wert 1T unbexablbar. Sc miro
Dem fleinen 2eioenoen 1ofprt Ninbes
ruug neribaffen. gerlaBt eud bas
rauf. Wfitter. es lit tein Bmeifel
eariber. @s beilt 9iarrboe. reeu.
liert ben Wagen uno bic Wierer,
beieitigt Wino &olif, ermeibt ben
8aumen, perbinbert @ntsunoung
uno itdrft oas ganae Spitem,
rWfrs. Winsloms Soothine Syrup
fir aabnenoe 8inoer lit angenebm
i'm 8eibmad; oas 8ecept ltammt
BON einem Der beiten meibtiden
Ner5te in ben Ser. 5taaten. gs 1T
bel allen Druagtften in Der aanseu
Welt III baben. Breis Is Gents per
6lafbe. 3auft nid5ts anberes, ale
Wrs. Binsloms SOOTHING 5nrup.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-06-14
S@mteriae Mufaabe.

IS par cine i6mere Nufsabe. Die
SELLING zines fold idtimmen Safes pie
Der BON s. 5, Collier DON gberotee,
So, au iibernebmen; abey gteftric Bit
tiers balf, ST ihreibt: Meine Miereu
idmer5ten 10, baB i'd taum in etnem
9tuble iiben fonnte; ib lit an 8ldenz
uno &opfi6mer5 ans Nieo,rseidlaseuz
belt. @leftric Bitters bat mid o5lig
interchangeable, Sd empfeble es sez
gen Nierenz, 2eber unb Masen : @ranf-
beiten, 3u babeu bel S. &alteger &
5obu, Geo. s. s. 9dmibt. Gig uub
Ibolf DreiB. Breis SOC.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-06-14
Wtrfli@e Wpt
or0b! 6unberten bon 0eieru, menu fe
nidt borbeWgtn.

Teraabldliigt ME einen idmeraens
ben Riden.
Radenidmers 1T Der 1ilferuf Der
9ieren.
Sin Iufibub, linen gu 6ilfe 81
fommer
Meiut nrinal=S bmieriateiten, bic
ihnea folgen.
8irtlihe Scot. Diabetes, 8riabt's
3rantbeit.
Br0fitiert burb cine Grfahruna,
bic elm Burger BON San Nntpnio
madte:
S. s. &pan. zimmerman, 214
Santus : StraBe mDbnbaft, iaqt
rWeine Nierer peruriahten mir LAM
&c Belt 8eibmeroen Die Saupt=
SDmptome tparen cine beunrubigens
be uno it6renbe Sbmdhe Der 0ies
rem, muourh mir bic Madtrube ses
raubt uno Sbmer3en oeruriadt
muroen. SD b1rte BON 9oan's
Nieren= Biuen, bic 2eute BON 6iibers
uno Sprinaaus Drug Store uno
bonn 8erar Drug Store erbielter
uno nabm fie in @ebraub. Sc baus
erte nidt lange uno ale @bmer5erl
waren uerihmunben. Sd tonnte
Nabts iblafen uno bic 0ieren=Muss
ideioungen maren gerege(t. Sd
ihreibe oas aIeS Doan's Miererz
Biaen 81 ; ib babe fie Mnoeren eu,=
pfoblen uno peroe iortfabren es au
tun."
grbdltltb bel alien Drusuiften.
Yreis 30 Gents. Softer Miuburu
@0. in Buffalo, SC. g., aueinige
Mgenten fir bic Ser. Staten.
8ergeBt nibt ben Narnen DDnu
uno acceptirt tein Subititut.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-06-14
300 8elppuuaa. 800.

Die 2eier oisisr 3eituns iueroen I'D freusn au CT.
fabren, oaB es peniattsns cine 9efnrhtete Rrautbdt
bsilsn i'm Stanos 1T; 9au's Ratarrb=aur III Die Elm,
sise isBt Der dr3tlidsn Briberi4aft bsfannte pOfitius
Rur. &atarrb %srforoert als etns @onfiitutionstranf=
belt cine eOnfitutioneQe Sebanoluns. 5aa's Ra:
tarrb=8 BUR uiro innerli& senomrnsn unb pirit oirett
auf sas 9lut uno bic i&leimieeu Oberfd6en bes
ft0reuO uno Dem Batientsn Rraft ssbeno, inosmi fs
Die Contribution oes 9brpers auibaut uno Der gatur
il. ibrem @erts bilft. Die Gissntbttmsr baben 10
pisl gertrauen 3l ibren 5eilfrdtttn, baB fe Elm bum
bert Dollars gslObnung fur jeosn Sal anbisten,
ben ie gu furiren perfeblt, laBt Gua cine elite bon
3eueniien tommen. Wan ~abreifre:
s.. 3. Gbeuep Il. 8 o. Soleoo, o
ar 8eriauft Don allen Npotbetertt. greis IL
Gents Die 6Ial6e.
rails Gamtlien= giaen hno Die befsu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-06-14
Widt %roiteuoes 9rabtz8 efle@t,
aeDlte 5eniters uno Cir Screens.
Smei Bagenlaounaen empfanael1.
Cd. SteueS 4 Guns.
Muerlct.

beute. Wittmoh, morgen um
2 ubr itarb am &inobettfteber 5ran
Warp u. Ssner. Satin Don 9enrp
Ssner. einem Seber Der .5reie
Breiie". Die Geritorbene itammte
aus Detroit. Wi9iaar. mar 20 Sabre
alt uno binterldBt auBer benz @otten,
orei Brioern uno Der bphbetagten
Wutter, orei tleine &inoer. Die Belt
oer Weeroigung lift nod midi be-
itimmt.
Die SbluBfeierlihteiten oes
ct. Warb College iinoen am %.
SUM in Der Beethoven !0aue itatt.
uniere County . 3ommiildre
meroen bic gountpeeloer tinftiQ in
Der Gan Nntonio 0ational Banf be.
pOnieren.
Ser iunae Sames g. Duncan.
welher neulih einen &aubanfau auf
einen RDnoutteur Der Sun BeorO
2inie, madte. lift seaen 8araihaft
Don $4,000 aus Der 6aft e~ntlafien.
D%0nneritae ,abeno eiebt Der
Eurnperein elm Wonoibein . Picnic
auf benz Nusiteuunesplabe.
sSeuerbef E0bin bat Die 8ebn
friber iuspeneirten 5euermebrleute
entlaiien. naboem fie ibm miteeteilt,
Dab Manor gaaaaban iie mieoer
anaeftellt babe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-06-14
Sir uno Seniter Sfreens
ge6lt uno gefirniBt. Derielbe 8reis
pie aebei3t unb gemalt.
60. Steuts 4 Sons.
9angerS fterbeu

iit dbnlid, wie an Sdwinbiu9t iterben.
9as 5orti9reiten Der S9mmolu6t 1T
cine 2ortur fir bas Opfer unb feline
Srennbe. &ls i'd i'm eriten Stabium
Der Sdwinoiu6t mar. i6reibt 8m,
Mpers BON @earfoB, Mb, nabm i'd,
na9bem i'd oeri6Iebeues persebli6 aez
braudt bate. Or. Sings Neue @ntz
oeduns. Die mid idnea bette. S6neue
5ilfe nno ii6ere Seiluns fir Suiten,
grfaltuns, rauben 5als, 8rOnditis etc,
@euoet 2unsenen5intuHs ab, gu bas
ben bel S. 8alteper & Sobu, SEQ. s.
S. S6miot, Gig. uno Noolf DreiB.
Brels soc nno 81 per Tlaide, Brobe=
1aihe frei.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-06-14
Nttc 9eng8.
S-hreibmatertalieti mnb 0uAs
haubfuma.

@roBe Gusmabl BON GDnto . BIZ
bern aQer Nrt. Sancps unb Sport'
Mrtifel. Announcements auf ale ius
ldmoii1e Beitihriften prompt beinrot.
Die nit Dem 9eihaft uerbunoeue
&ccioena.D ru6erei fertigt
ale Mrbeiten. ginlabunass umo @ra'
tulationStarten in beioeu Spra&en
an. Spesialitdt: Druid BON Stor
tuten fir oeutihe 8ereine.
~ 3alf, cement. Sann. BAD
fteine, ~feuerfefte Steine unh 3bua'
Ebeer uno Gspbaltpapier. Da&pappes
Ebeer uno Gspbalt, Del. 3erpentin.
Tarben, 9las &c. &c. ftet8 nDrrdtbio
bel s. 6. 8teImana. BOG DIT
Commerce traBe. Riebrige Hreiie,
CUTE Waare iopie quite unb reeHe
8eoienupa Werben qarnntirt. -
Telephuu 41M
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-06-14
Gone starB ier ais grSfter.


So beuer ift's elm Reaeniabr,
9a 9iebt eS quite grnten
1nb ndrriib iheinen aIe. bic
Das &Iaeen nibt berlernten.
Dof giebt es INNER &duae nod,
Sie jammern uuo bic ftbbnen,
Sic ruOneu uiht snfriebeu ieiu,
unt ieoe 5reub' perp1nen.
Balb it's gu niel. balb uiht aenua.
Vie t0mmt etuas gelegen;
Sic macbten lieber fir iib lel6i
Den S~onnenidein unb Reaeu.
Beoauern muB man o,eie 9eut',
Dies 2eben iih u~er8duen
uno CANA eaal, tuies gebt unb ftebt,
Berbittert iib aniteaen.
Oa lob ib mir bic andre Sort
Die etuig frOb uno better
uub lmmerbar s%ufrieben iit-
Ste tommt babel niel ueiter.
9enn fie senieBt bas 2eben reht
Nab alien 9imeniionen:
Gin frob' @emit. elm leifter CHM.
Gut iib am beften lobnen.
Damn ibmedt 10 gut oas 2oneSt tar Sier
Iab Cages 2at uuo Wlbe;
Ran ihldft 10 ianft, man fiiblt 10 rpol.
grtuabt man in Der 5riihe.
9enn bas @ehetmniB auer 8unit
9es 2ebens 1T hinieoen.
Das man NIT alien, ruie es fommt
Sid seist 10 rebt sufrieoen.
llnb penn.man's 1T, 10 freut MAJ iih
Iuf iebe frobe Stunbe.
HIbrts tuolsefalte Gone Star Glas
Mit Sohaenus gum Munbe!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-06-14
wertramt Gmd5 mtdt amadialberu au,

Wertrant Guh ntd5t Guadialberu au,
tpenn SIR ipiirt, baB guer S%rsanismus
auBer Sronung lit. Sobalb SIR bemertt,
baB ber Maeen ben Dienit periaat. baB
Cure Yerbauung geitbrt lit, baB Sober,
Nieren unb Mils nidbt 10 fungieren, uie
oies Der Sou iein loIte. tuenn SIR NIT
8opfueb, lauren NufftoBen, Sartleibigs
feit, 8fdbunsen uno auoern DOR nnreis
mem 8lut herrtbrenoen 2eiben eeplagt
ieio, 10 nehmt bic ct. Bernard Rrduters
pinen, oies albetudbrte SeiImittel, oas
aug rein peaetabiIiihen Sn~grebiensen be-
iteht, b. 3. aus ben reinen soften bell
traftiger 8rGuter unb bas besbalb iton
unaablige altidlihe &uren befpirtt bat
TtnG's S Gents Dapana.G iaarre
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-06-14

uno 2aub biloen bic meiteren Ser
Sierungen. Sn prdbtiaer Nusfubs
runo befinoen fib unten 2Dmen, bic
bag Danaiger Bappen balten.
Nls gemeiniame @abe miometen
Die Rbeinpr0nins uno bic Yrppins
Weitfalen prabtnDQe 9ofelpruntltii.
de, mabreno aus benz R~egierungs=
besirt Wiesbaoen cine Sammluna
auserleiener Rbeingauer Meine Tam.
Gin meiteres @eibent bat ben
&rOnprinaen gum @einbergsbeiber
eemaht. Dieies fam BON Der &C.
meinoe &ieorib. bic inn als 6ubs
seitsgabe bic 8uine Sharfenbere NIT
eiuem 9eil oes &ebeneeldnoes @9ar.
feniteit oarbrabte.
Sn etnem pr6htiaen, in rei@er
Ereibarbeit per5ierten 6nmpen, ben
a@t Beder auf einem 9ablett un1aes
ben. beitebt Die Darbietuna Der 8ro.
bling Sbleawig . 6olltein. Dieie
geher itno etnem &luit : Beher i'm
TbaubDr . Muieuln nabgebiloet uno
prahtpDa ausaefibrt.
Die 8ronins Bommern bat oils
@eiheut ebenfaqs Silber geudb(t.
uno spar Elm 9afelsD eiiert= Seroice
fir SO Berioneu I'M Wert pom 60, 900
Wart.
Son ben Sobseitsgaben eiuselner
DreuRiSd1er StG0te Der1ient nDd bic
Der gtabt 6itoeebeim aenannt su
peroeu. Dieles 9eihent bitbet el1e
aetreue Nadbiloung oes beribmten
0iloesbeimer : Silberihabes. oe1ien
Originate fib i'm 8erliner Wuleum
befinoen. Wetanntlib itellen oieie
tnftbaren Stide Die falt upQtdnoige
Nusriiituna Der Tafel eines u0rneb=
men H0mers oa.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-06-14
Wtdt aefGhrli6 nit Tlieaen

uno WDsquitos, nenn Sbr @uh unz
iere aeDlten uno g%efirniBten Tiir= unb
Seniter . Screens anihafft.
Go. StebeS 4 Cons.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-06-14
Niht roifenOe Sir

uno Tenfter : Screens. aefirniBt uno
geDlt. 80. Stebes & cons.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-06-14

Ser Sammelplas auer Deut'
I6en - 5hols' SulpDn. NlamDs
Blaau
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-06-14
o c h t

wiro eiu Sunee. Der oeutid leien
uno lbreiben fam uno Der oas
Sdrlftleben gu erlernen miinidt.
Jtahsufraaen in DER .Treie Breffe".
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-06-14

2eiepbOntrt an Cas & MIdb.
haher flr lraeno meldae Writ pDn
kp3aioatfes 40 6O4.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-06-14

saiiBt Gud geseu Tlteseu
uno Wosquit0s. Sbafft sud nidt.
roitenoes Drabteeflebt uno ge1lte
Tlr' uno 6eniter > Screens an.
Gb. Stebes & Sons,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-06-14
yaalide Souriten S1latwagen

Sd9lI1e S0llrlten S1lafWaAeTl
nab Californian. ebenio nab st.
Souls .pia Teras & Baeific Babn
obne Wehlel. Sdreibt an iraenb
einen 9idet 3 Ngeuten meaen oieiea
neueH 9ienites ooer an 6. g. 3ur.
uer. General aiiaaiers Gaent, Dal'
tas. 9eraa.
..SOrO : TUrmaltn" 9tmer q
Mmeab), lit alS antiieptilbes Rabus
uno Wunowalfer unibertronen. 5u
auen Npothefen ali haben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-06-14
Yetrett @m9 bon Wosauitos

uuo Jliesen. Wir baben nibtroften.
bes 9rabtgeHeht. ge6lte Tlr= uno
Jenfter, ScreenS. @eraoe mas SIR
qebrauht. @b. steDeS & Cons.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-06-14

S @ents Dapana. Giaarre
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-06-14

VIuuArtIl6eH= Tuure1 III pOt1OQW Oes
itimtnt lit oas @eibent Der BrDpins
Boien. elm @alamaaen. Sir bier
Berionen eingeridtet. bat Der @as
~gentaften 81 beioen Seiten lie orei
uno uorn elm breites. aus fasettier=
tenn &rpitaqglas deficiencies Genfter
uno innen lit er in cremefarbieem
Villas aebalten. Die Tiiren oes uls
tramarineblau ladiertem @asenfas
items iino reid nit Silber ptattiert
uno traaen als Shmud bic uereinia'
ten Observation-Disclosures Bap,
pen. Snmitten BON Nrabesten seis
gen bic gdoetoratiuren ben preuBi-
iden Noler nit Dem ppieniben mets
Zen Noler I'M 8ruftibilo, pdbrenb
auf ieoer Der bier @den elm ii(berner
Noler nah Dem Wooeq oes @aroe
ou 8orps' 6elms auf eoloener Sup
pei fibt. Das unteraeiteu oes $50
gems lit in 8inOberrot aebalten unb
5eigt reiben Silberibmud.
0as @eibenf Der BrDoins @eIt.
preuBen beItebt in einem funItuDn
gearbeiteten sueitiriaen 8reusfuBs
ibrant, Der auf bier aeuunoener,
ourh einen prdhtig aeihnibten Steg
perbunoenen SGulen rubt. Gin So
noe rubt in Der Waitte oes Steees uuo
Der Shrantaiebel lit i'm NltsSanst.
ger Stil aufgefahrt. Sic Witteluers
8ieruns biloet elm Wappen mt elmer
bon sruei @ngeln aehaltenen 8rone,
Gin Moler nit anaebobenen Sangen
ftiibt oas @appenibilb, uno reide
I ShniBereien, @ngel, @ngelsfDpfe
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-07
HEARD IN PASSING

"The Church and Public Brigandage" was the topic at a church congress Thursday night. and not word was said about Mir Rockfeller's contribu- tions to the cause of religion.-New York World.
 Mrs Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch has had a cigar named after her. It is called La Flora de Clgnora Wiggs." The maker is taking chances with fol. tune in calling his production after the heroine of the cabbage patch.-New Haven Union.
 John D. Rockefeller gave $1,OOO,0OO to Yale university and the dons who accepted it said never a word about ''taint" that could offend the donor Possibly the million will be so mixed with ordinary money that the near sighted professors will be happily un- able to distinguish the clean from the dirty Evening Telegram
 In the sense in which the president habitually speaks, big is distinctly the word; but 1t would be poor conclu- sion if the ideals on which the Ameri- can republic was founded and which it fairly represented to the world until 1898 were to be superseded by the oD- session of .bigness" which has claim ed the president.-Detroit News-Trib- une
 It is reported that there is fair chance that POSSart, the German actor and manager, will come to New York next winter and act for some months at the Irving Place. His retirement as the director of the state theaters at Munich sets him free. He is rather eager to act again. He is friend of Conrieds. and now that manager is trying to persuade him to come to New York. If he does the season in Irving Place will be unusually interesting.- Meriden Journal.
 Ten years in the penitentiary is all awful sentence for man who has been wealthy. respected influential and a financial power in the community, but it was not day too much for the de faulting president of the first national bank of Milwaukee. AS much or more is not infrequently imposed upon a common criminal. whom nobody would trust and of whom very little could be expected. Dedication and embezzle- ment are more serious otfenses, and more shocking to the moral sense, than burglary.-Philadelphia Record.
 Anyone who follows the course of current fiction at all closely must have noticed a marked increase of late i'll what may be called the news element. Whenever q new region of the earth is explored and distinct manner of liv- ing. disclosed straightway some one writes d novel oh 1t. Thus we have had many stories founded on life in the KlOndike since the discovery of gold has drawn the attention of the world to that quarter. A new industry. fresh discovery in science. fresh commercial conditions. all these are seized by eager, waiting writers and made the subjects of stories. In the ethical and spiritual world 1t is the same.-New 1 Haven Palladium.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-07
SHOOTING TO DOLLAR CHASING.

There was a time when an actor thought infinitely more Of reaching the highest ideal of his art than of the dollars he could pull out of it, when he thought more of his reputation than of wealth; but barring q few excep- tions, theatrical art is fearfully com mercialiZed to-day. Some of our great singers are stepping down from grand opera 10 comic opera, apparently be- cause they are better paid in the lat ter. Actors and actresses are aban. doning high-class plays for fiashy. su- perficial productions, because there is money in them. How much does an actor make:" is the great question with many people to-day. not How great an artist iS het' Some of the most prominent theatrical managers know comparatively little of the great underlying laws of the highest drama, but they do know how to get money out of a play. and any kind of play that will do that Is a good one for them
 Fortunately for the world. there are still some souls too noble to stoOp 10 dOllar-cha sing Does anyone doubt that if President Charles ". Eliot. of Harvard. had chosen commercial career. he would have been { rich and powerful maguate: He has great OK erutive ability and a commanding per sDnality. and might have easily become a millionaire of money. but happily ] be regards the glory of doing a great thing in service of others. i'm raisin. | inc standard of elucation as greater rhan that of any money-making car | nrr
 ! Suza,. of thp nrysidents of our snilii- ] or colleges. perhaps. could he worth 1 more money to-sily than the college over which they preside had they ! chosen commercial careers. But there | is 2 satisfaction whih comes to z | greet eIuraroT wl5G spends his life | starting others ariGhr. raising their | ideals and inS.iriHz them with great 1 aims. that uere mOney-millionaire l ran never experience
 There arr many teachers in tiIis ! country who are cnnsriOus that they | have splendid Avsin4Ss ability. but
 vl,o arc giving tisa hest energies of ] 'fspsr lest years for ritiful salaries tn
 riIss rrairin- and making If men lnl
 vvoH.zs--. who Fuau veTy well that iH
 commercial lines. they would stand
 just ss good rhzue1 of getting rich 1 ss other men sIsDut them
 There are artists and musicians
 evervvhere -hs are sarrisri1z nlouey
 and the IHxurie whieh money brings
 for tae sake aft ideals They rrefe. 1 The largest expression. and rile ! --ssz-. e-----Te.--4 r.- -T-s -,---.-E. ar -F-e
 fI-aL to 2 little nsre u5o1eT or littls finer SomeS.-Orison Swett Nsriea iI
 s-Success
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-07

country only fifteen years ago, when it was fully dealt with by Prof L. II. Bailey. As a matter of fact this curi- ostv of horticulture was well known to all the old botanists and pomolo- gists And emitting hundreds of other references to seedless and bloomless apples, the record of Pliny may be quoted, who named the apple "A con dtione castrati seminis, quae spadonia appellant Belgae," among those famil- iarly known to the Romans at the be- ginning of the Christian era. The facts are, therefore, about as follows: There is such thing as d genuine seedless apple. Several varieties have been known and recorded from the
 time of Pliny, at least. They have
 never been considered of any practical
 value. The assertion that anyone is
 even on the way to produce seedless
 Baldwin or Ben Davis or other useful and desirable variety is absolutely de- nied by those competent to express all opinion.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-07
CREATING NEW FORESTS.
A Forest Nursery Located in the Santa
 Barbara Reserve.

A Forest Nursery Located in the Santa
 Barbara Reserve.
 California and other western states have proved the efficacy of irrigation in promoting agriculture, but there are millions of acres of fertile land un- used through lack of sufficient water. Much of this land will be reclaimed by the gigantic irrigation works planned by the national government, but the scope of this work is limited by the amount of water available. The in- fiuence of forests in conserving a hm- ited rainfall is recognized, but they are often wanting where most needed. Thus forest planting is often neces- sary.
 An example of what the bureau of forestry is doing in this direction is furnished by the nursery which it is establishing fifteen miles from santa Barbara, in Southern California. Ihls is the fourth forest nursery which the bureau has established within western forest reserves. Nowhere in California is water needed more than in the coast plain east and southeast of Santa Bar bara. To cover large areas with new tree growth, however, in regions where the forest cannot naturally restore it. self, is a difficult matter. Unless great s,, 1aIn.ffnp ..r SrneinS and fin the cultural methods employed. the work is likely to prove failure. Methods which would succeed on a small plantation are impracticable on large scale on account of the ex- pense.
 The nursery in the santa Barbara reserve will be planted with seed of trees likely to flourish in that region. Coulter and yellow pine will be most largely planted. The seedlings will be ready to transplant to their permanent locations two years hence.
 The first attempt at reforesting will be made on the upper watershed of | the santa Ynez river. which supplies | the town of Santa Barbara with-water | This town of only 16.O00 inhabitants ]: | Spending Sfs1p0O to secure good water supply. A dam and reservoir for this purpose are now under con str,Iction. Tle Santa YBez watershed is now bare or poorly covered witt chapparral good forest growth | | nsressary both to conserve the watel | and to prevent the washing down o silt. which If unchecked would eyentu | ally i'll and ruin the reservoir
 The success of the transplsntiue vii depend largely upon the season n excessively dry years good results can ror he expected. and the bureau mus take sdvautaze of a wet season Pre uarations for the transplantinG will b begun immediately 90 that quick woTl can H.e done the first favorable seasoi after the seedlings are old enough | In the whole of the Santa Barhart
 forest reserve. which contains nesrl ZmasG acreS. there are only fN ! .r0re< of any size There is- there
 fore a large opportunity for the eN
 tension of the work ef tree planting if it proves successful
 In Nebraska the bureau of foTeStr
 has denou<-rste.f it's ability to splv
 the same kind of sIifHrulries with whie
 it is confronted ia Californss- and hz
 susre<sfufIy established forest plant; 1 rT0zs al an extremely low cost If e~u do the same In Sourhern Cslforni . il will be an important work for th
 welfare o< the rsxfo1.