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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-01-18
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Das ,Wtbenasum'', oas &C.
bduoe Der 9. DC. s. NH'n. iii SEEM
Orleans, uno Die benatbarte oeut=
ide eoaug. Rirhe an Der gfio
StraBe iino abaebrannt.
- Sn &udamap Bead bel Stem
Dort itnb oas @alourf. oas germa=
nia uno oas @olumbias6 ptel abae=
brannt.
- Senator Witheu bat in Der
Sibung oes 8unoesienats Die aeaen
i'm erbObene 4ntlaaen far fal5h
erfldrt.
anoreu Carnegie bat beI9lol=
fen. ben bebirftiQen Depoiitorer, Die
ibr @elo bel benz ourb Die Srau
@baomid berbeiaefibrten 8uIam.
menbruh Der gitisens' National
ganf in Oberlin uerlprer baben, oas
Berlorene gu eriesen. Ct tut hies,
neil er, ueurt AUDI unibuloia, aes
%miilermaBen Die uriabe hires Ser.
flutes a%etuDrben lit.
Musfnnb.
Gm IA. Sanuar fanb elm @es
feht Swiihen Meit1dentp's Eruppen
uno Den Sapaaern itatt. Wi1t)den=
to lift BON ieinem Streifsug suriids
getebrt.
Die iunae @robbersoain BON
SahiensB eimar lit aeitprben.
Baalhe lenanet. Die Bemer=
flung iber oen 4riea amijhen
Deutibfano uno England gemad;t
gu baben.
General St6fiel 1T BON Mas
gaifi nit Dem Dampfer ,,Muitra=
lien" nab WarIeiqe abgefabren.
Sn Der 5auptitabt Werito bat
es am Dienitag sehn Winuten fane
seihneit.
- Durd einen Yerarutlh Bel
Waesoal in Mormeaen ruuroen SO
2eute perihittet.
- Sbwere grobeben babsn BEL
Der ruliiihen Staot Sdemafa, uns
nett Bafu. itattaefunoen.
Sn BEN Befinoen GDnia Wil=
belm's BON Blrttembere lit mieoerz
UNI cine B~erihlimmerung eingetres
ten uno feline Werate beameifeln, Oh
60 mbalih ieiu miro i'm nad Men.
tone. an Der @iuiera. 81 brinoer.
Sails irgeno mDalib mirb Der Qreile
86nia Die Neiie unternebmen unit
minoeftens orei Wonate in Weutone
uerneilen.
= Gs mirb berliAert, oa6 in
Drifiel cine eroBe Dampfer aom
paanie NIT einem Gapital BON $780,.
| GOO. 900 gegrlnoet rperoen loG. Daa
2apitol i0I BON benz RDnia NeopolS
Der Heaierung uno prominenteu
Bantier8 uno Gaufleuter geseihnei
muroen fem. Die Dampfer Der
Rompa9nie iollen nit China, Ga
MAZDA, Woros unb Sio Nmerita ben
Tertebr uermitteln.
= SIN megieanifhen State 81.
naloa iol Elm gemifier Sra 3. San.
ger, Der oDrthin aegangen NOR, I'm
Minen gu beiihtigen. ermuroet NOR,
ben fem.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-01-18
gett uber 40 Sssren

ihon urroe AIRS. Binslop's Spus
thing Syrup bon Wiuiunen pon
WIttern beim 8abnen Der ainoer
anaemenoet. @irIt Du i'm Sh(afe
burb bas Sbreien zines 4inoes ae=
fort. oaB i'm 8abnen lit uub nur
Shmer3en ueint? Wenn 10, foffe
iofsrt cine Tlaihe Dor, ..W1rs.
Winslums SOptbina 6prup" hule,.
Seir Wert lit urbeaablbar. @s miro
benz tleinen 2eibenoen lpfort Yin0es
rune oerihaken. BerlaBt euh ba.
rauf, Wtiitter, es lit tein Aueife(
eariber. Go beilt Diarrbpe, reaus
liert ben Wagen uno Die Wiereft,
befeitiat Winb 3utit, ermeidt ben
Gaurnen, nerbinoert gntaunouna
uno tdrtt oas gauge Spfent.
yWers. Winsluus Soothine surnp"
tir aa6nenoe 2inoer lit aneenebm
i'm @efhma6; oaa 3ecept itarun,t
BON einer1 Der beften ueiblihen
Ger3te in ben Ser. Staaten. Gs lit
bel aQen 9ruaaiften in Der aausen
Welt su baben. YreiS Is Gents per
Ilaf6e. aauft nifts anoereS, als
Wrs. WinSluus Supthina Snrup.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-01-18
aQerIe1.

0unoesriGter Warep bat ben
Beraletd3 smiiben 60. 2ubfuB in
Bperne uro ieinen @ldubigeru auts
gebeiBen. &ubfuB beaablt rs Brp'
gent.
- Sic Sibuue bes gunoeseeridts
bier lit beenoet.
- &c lit 8efebl erlaiien tporoeu,
alle unoroentliden 6aufer in Der
Staot 81 ihliesen.
- @iU s. @ppos uuroe gum
5habmeifter oes Buiineb Wen's
Club erpdblt. Sefretdr &niabt nurbe
pieoer gerpGblt. Gin 2umite oes
Clubs tpirb Die So. Sac. Meraers
Bin unterlu1en.
- Demnabit iou auf uniern Stras
Benbabnen Elm nenes granSfertpitem
eingeribtet weroen. meldbes anaebs
lid iebr siel porteilbafter al5 bas iett
beftebenoe lift.
Yin Greitae abenb tomtnen i'm
@roBen Opernbaus 3uei aroBe Slide
our Nuffihruue nStoe Tradeo" unb
ygbe Sign Of TIE Sour.
W Doifiaiert. nWouon lebt
oenn iest ber @raf?" - ,8un ieiuem
Iauer e%rbe1rateten @elo."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-01-18
Gs mar eiumof.

es fuar eiuntal cine Belt. 6a bic bon
9dmDrrhoioen @epeinigtet feline 5eiluna
Rnoen. iih BON benz @eiier bes Babers
ooer onrb bic Nesungen ber Builder aeit.
tueiliae Nuhe neribaHen Iafen musten.
gieiem troflDien 3uffanoe mafte Sanu
Or. Silsbee Elm gnoe, ineem er .Nna.
tefisa erfano, lene tpunoertdtiaen Stuhl-
5dpfhen, tpelhe, am Ort bes 9eibens ope
p%li5iert. Dbne 6ebl, @efabr un6 Sfmera,
ltt3ere beilungen brin9en. gine Brpbe
oabnn tuiro bon q. Reufae6ter & 60,
BOZ 24l6, Nep gorf 9th, fpfenfrei an
Seosrmann per{anbt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-01-18
stramtbafte @rfaatteruuaes

bpn 59mer3 Mnb Malaria tper6en
bur6 electric 8itters gebeilt; cine rel.
ne, tonif9e Mebi5in, fpeaiea fir Maz
laria, treibt tie gdnsli6 aug bem Sps
ITEM. Wirb Dem @binin boraesoaer,
bat feline f6dblideu Mirfumgen. g. g.
MnnSap, 9enrietta, Seras, f6reibt:
Mfein gruber lit all MaIaria unb
@elbiu6t; electric 8itters rettete ibm
oas 3eben. 3u baben Bel s. aalteber
& Sobn, Geo. s. 8. S@mitt, Gigent.,
Nbolf 9reiB.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-01-18
"lOAE STAR" Hber 4aes.

@s mar su alien 8eiten
Ser 9urt sepaltis eroB,
Dod nur beim eblen @erftenlaft,
Biro man Jpn srinbli6 log.
9as lpeiB 10 aiemli6 Sober,
Cb Singing ooer Maun,
DaB es aaein nit 8afier,
9urdaus ni9t 1T setan.
Dn5u sebDrt 'iuas Gtarfres,
Die Gerlte uno oas Wala;
Daber bas alte Gpridtuort :
Scr liebe @ott erbalt's."
go miiden oenn Die 8raner,
Beloes au einem Tranf,
Ser ia bel allen B6lfern,
9as b6dite Sob errans.
gei uns ipe5iel 1T .2one Star"
Oas berrl,de @ebrdu,
Dem ale ourlt'sen Geeleu,
Grgeben finb uno treu.
@s 1T BON feiner @ate,
so unbermii9t unb rein,
9aB IS in feiner @eile
Rann i~ibertrOfen l.iu.
@s 1T 10 i6madbaft, leder,
Is pirft 10 itimmunsspon,
DAB mars nur nit Bertha nbnis,
Sn @ube trinfen ipu.
Damn bats Die ribt'9e @irfuna,
Ser 3ped, er lit erfiilt.
Wenn mon ben Durit, ben id5nen,
90 l9fufieiiipe ftiat.
0enn WdBisfeit in NGem
Soa tets Der @runbfab Iein,
limo 5iuanaig @!aier .9onesStar"
Die trintt elm Wann aIein.
uno 1T Der Durit nod srOBer,
Sf'S oamit nidt setan,
50 fanse man mad stpan3ia,
Bun borne tpieber an.
Denn n2We.S tar" lit betbmmlid,
gs reiSt ia nur mad u,ebr,
Drum trinfetl's ale Qeute,
nno lOben's aud 10 iebr!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-01-18
Die Werein8meierei tr.ibt "a,

9ie W~ereinsmeierei treibt id,on
mieoer elnrtal cine red3t Ieltlame
Blitbe. 5est lift in Bantotp bel
berlin Elm ,,@erein er1ttlalliaer
Weniden" ms 9ebeu aerufen rpors
oen. Ss banbeft iib babel niht ct.
rpa um Die iherabafte Benennuno
zines barmloien BerQniiaunas.W ers
ems. Der tiene Berein beatuedt
uirflih Die Bfleae Der Grt(uiipitdt.
oa feline Mitglieees 1ih allen Grnites
fur Weniden .~.eriter 3lafe" baiten
uno nit anoeren geuter, auBer in
ibrem Berufsleben. niht serfebreu
tuuIen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-01-18
Verearb thre ghbnheit.

Darriet DofDarb, 202 IS. "a. Str,
Weip gcrf, perlor ibre S10nbeit burd)
9autfranfbeiten ln6 f6reibt: Bud
lens Nrnica Salbe bat mid furriert.
S6nelles Mittel fit Wnnben aaer
9lrt. s3m 25c BEL S. 9alteper d Sobn,
8eo. S. !. S6mitt, gigent. anb
Nbplf Dreik.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-01-18
gebr tn Nadbfraae

FIR &eini9ung beg 8lntes unb Snfems
linb Or. Sings Netp 2ife Yilen. @e,
robe SaS, Inn Magens unb 3ebers8e.
idiperoen 81 beiIen. 8eriu9t iie. gu
baben bel 5. aalteDer & Sobn, @es,
5. &. S6ntitt, @igent. aitb @boll
9reiB. rs Gents. @arantiert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-01-18
8faen biataer GyturFsnsrateu

nab Buntten in 9eras uno Soul.
fiana, Wiiouri, Grtanlas, SGinpis,
Rentudp, Jneiana uno Oklahoma
Territurium unh benz Slbpften, mems
bet Gud an iraene einer IiGet. Gaen.
ten Der Teras un6 8acifir Wabn 0oer
ihreibt an q. V. Iurner, Gene
rol' Baiiaaiers Gaent, Dallas. Teras.
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Der bei[iae BureQutratius ho1

Der beiliee gnreautratius Bat
uieber einmal in 8apern iein liht
leuHten laiien. Crime 10. 3. frifhe)
Semitic neroen auf Den baprilheu
Uabnen 81 biaiaeren Tarifldben be-
f0roert. Die GENERALIZATION Der
bagriiten Staatsbabnen bat nun
ober a%naeorbnet, bnB HpttDht, 'gelbe
Rhbert &c. oieier 1arifuersuuftteung
nidt n1ebr teilbaftia ueroen iouen.
uno atuar neil fie - nidt grim iinb !
Wtan ioate glaubeu. es hanole lih
un einen luitiaen Ghers; benz 1T
aber nidt 10. Die 6anbelstamn,er
Dberbaaerns bai iid logar Der Sadie
anoenD.Hmen uno MID periuhen.
Dem Rotfobl uno ben selben &aben
uieoer su @hren su perbelfen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-01-18

Bir nehnier teine Staot aus,
Denn mir laaen, oaB mir oas gr5Bte
9aaer BON pWbite Bine".0ols, gis
hens, @iden', Yappel' uno 6i6urp,
,0ols. Oelfarbe unb Baumaterialien
i'm Staate baben. go. Stepes &
Sun&
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-01-18

= Wir baben auf 2aeer unb gum
Uertauf: Hou!iiana ..Reo gppreB''.
..albeart uno prime. 4. 5 uno
6 aDIi9e Shtnoeln. @roBtes 2aaer
IN Weft TeraS. 60. Steues &
SpnS.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-01-18
@tnc fdre6Isde graaDbie

fpielt ii6 in S~auienben bon Mobnuns
gen ab inbem Ser Sob tdgIt6 Spfer
Der S6pinbiu@t unb 9ungeaentsiin:
bung forbert. Werben grtdltungen
uab 9uften ri9tig bebanbelt, pirb bic
Srag6bie berminbert. S. q. 6untlep.
Oaflanbon, Snb., i6reibt: Meine
STRAIT bate bic S6minbfu1t unb bic
Ierate saben fie auf. s9lieBlid rtabm
tie Sr. Sings neue gntbeduag fir
Gdminblu6t, 0utten unS grfdltuns
unb beute 1T Tie ipol unb fart. Sic
t0tet Die Seine a0er Granfbeiten. Cine
9oiis beiert. soc unb $1.00 Bel s.
aalteper & @obu, SEQ. 5. s, Sdmitt,
@iaent. nnb Mbplf 9reiB.
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Bir nebmen fem. Staot aus,
penn tulr iagen, bab mir bag arbste
Eager BON .Wbite Bine",6oIs, 81
DEM, @ihen+, 8appels un6 Sidorn.
9ols. Oelfarbe uno 8aumaterio(ien
I'm Staate baben. 90. stepes r.
Cons.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-01-18
Wir eS,eu oerne reid, Wobr,,

Bir efien aerne reihe Wabruno
I'M Binter. neil es oaS D(ut gu er'
parpsen iheint, aber su piel oeriel'
ben tpire QnuesooIliGEeit perur,
laden. Or. Guauif R6nia's sam.
burger Iropfen fino cine libere Gur
9eaeB Dieies 2eioeu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-01-18

@eraoe pom Nrtanias 6lub
bereingesDmn1en: 8mei WaeonIa=
oungen Bappel@. @i@ens unb 6idus
rb-6ola. SO. Stepes & Sons.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-01-18

Bir baben ouf 4aper uno
gum gertauf: 2ouiiiana ,Meo Gu.
pres. ,.aabeart" uno prime" 4,
S uno 6 5pQige Shinbeln. @rDbtes
4aQer in Weit 9eras. go. Stepes
b GpnS.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-01-18

sw- @uitern aus oer Shale Smu
Bros. Saloon.
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5 gsnts Sasana 9isarreu,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-01-18

FUN idmerslDien GaGen BIN gahner
ufie Esetsr ngn Rerpen eebraud1en nil
siten eiettriihen apparat eiaener Or,
hnouna. 8nfriebenbeit aoranfirt.
The Washington times., 1905-10-27
Washington Proof

The facts given below are worth a pc
rusal by all who are anxious about their
physical condition or are similarly situ-
ated to this resident of Washington. 1t
is a local occurrence and can be thor
oughly investigated:
S. +. Bishop, clerk. employed in the
Treasury Department. and living at q
Fifth street northeast, says: MY physI-
clan was unable to relieve me of pain
in my back. which annoyed me for u
long time. Next l tried liniments, but
no matter how hard l rubbed the aching
spots, IT seemed to have no effect I
heard Doan's Kidney Pills well Spoken.
OF. and finally decided to try them, and
got q box at the Stevens Pharmacy. srn
and Pennsylvania avenpe, several
months ago. They began TO help me az
once. and " was only a short time be-
fore the backache was gone. That was
so long ago that / have been able To
know that the action of this remedy Is
thorough and the relief is complete
have not been troubled since"
The Washington times., 1905-10-27
NOW MAKE DIAMONDS
BY DEFT MACHINERY
Consul Reports That English Are Partly
Successful-Product Costlier
Than Natural Stone.

Are your diamonds mined out of the
bowels OF South Africa, or are they ar
tificial stones, with the luster chucked
into them by ingenious methods?
The latter kind may cost more than
the real. ones. Consul General Guen-
ther. of Frankfort. Germany. is respon-
sible for the Department OF Commerce
and Labor taking hand in the Jewelry
gossip.
Anybody who can AFFORD to do SO can
establish the genuineness of a diamond
by burning IT. For others. Guenther
points out the fact that Sir William
Brookes, at Kimberly, England, recent
ly claimed that real diamonds are trans
parent to x~Tays, -ssiie artificial ones
do not permit the passage of the rays
TO any degfee. The consul proceeds 70
detail the various methods by which
the French and English are attempting
10 make diamonds by machinery, by
Inducing carbon TO crystalline. 1t Is ex-
pensive, however and therefore the
product is popular in America.
The Washington times., 1905-10-27

For this reason. theosophists do not
try to communicate with these shells
because they are only the bad part of
person and would do people no good
Elementals are the good agencies.
They are the things, the thoughts,
created by ones mind. which do good
10 the originator and 20 other people.
Velocity of Thought.
Following this address. a man with
a foreign accent and cast in his left
eye gave a brief but pointed talk on
thought He said a thought went forth
into the world according to the
strength and power OF velocity behind
It,. Thoughts. he said, assumed good OF
-diabo1cal snapes, according to what
was thought
As he talked of the thoughts travel
ing with force and velocity, the visitors
started TO dodge, but contented them
selyes with shutting their eyes,
Mother gentleman arose, and said he
believed thought could cause life, death
or disease, II anybody knew how to dc
IL. Nobody denied this. In proof OF his
assertion. he said God was thought and
thought was God.
Chairman Russ here announced that
the branch would hold an executive
session. The visitors were then ex
cused.
The Washington times., 1905-10-27
WASHINGTON WORKhEN
Y. N. c. A. GUESTS
Thousands of Laborers Were Enter
tanned in the New Building
Last NiGht.

The doors of the new Y. VI. G. A
building were opened last night TO about
1900 of Washington's laboring men.
and every one seemed TO be pleased
with the reception.
Samuel Gompers. president of the
American Federation of Labor, and
Frank Morrison. secretary. were among
the guests. The dedication commit
tee has issued a booklet called the
New Building" which. aside from be-
ing of aid iu guiding one through the
building, makes an attractive souvenir.
The large crowds have been handled
with almost phenomenal ease when 1t Is
remembered that over 1900 visitors
nightly are conducted through the
building by committee of seventy-fve.
Director R.deout announced last night
that the gymnasium would be opened
and the classes begun on November J.
The association orchestra furnished mu-
sic again last night
The Treasury Department and bank
clerks to whom 5000 invitations have
been sent. will Dc the gusts of the as
sociation this evening. Some new fea-
lures of entertainment. - is said, will
be provided for this evening.
The Washington times., 1905-10-27
Presidents Account
OF Catching Lipe Wolf
Tells Graphic Story How Abernethy, the
Hunter, Aided by Trained Greyhound,
Conquered Wild Coyote

He held the reins of the horse with one
hand and thrust the other, with rap
idity and precision even greater than the
rapidity of the VOLTS snap, into the
VOLTS mouth. jamming his hand down
crosswise between the jaws, seizing the
lower jaw and bending it down so that
the wolf could not bite him.
He had "a stout glove on his hand,
but this would have been of no avail
whatever had he not seized the animal
just as he did; that is, behind the
CANNES. while his hand pressed the lips
against the teeth; with his knees he
kept the wolf from using It's forepaws
to break the hold, until it gave up
struggling.
When he thus leaped on and captur-
ed the coyote il was entirely free, the
dog having let go of 1t; and he was
obliged to keep hold of the reins of his
horse with one hand. | was not twen-
ty yards distant at the time, and as
leaped off the horse he was sitting
placidly on the live wolf, his hand be-
tween it's jaws, the greyhound standing
beside him, and his horse standing by
as placid as he was. In a couple of
minutes Fortescue and Lambert came
up. 1t was as remarkable a feat of
the kind as l have ever seen.
The Washington times., 1905-10-27
Velocity of Thought
May Mean Catastrophe
BIavatsky Theosophists Hold That Good or
Bad Results, According to Subject, Must
Emanate From This Elemental"

The Blavatsky branch of the Theo-
sophical Society in America met last
night in the Metzerott Building.
There was small Attendance, which
defect was fully compensated for by the
manifest enthusiasm of the member 5
and their eager search after truth Pret-
ty much everybody at the meeting
spoke, the general subject of the talks
being Thought and what thought
could do.
That is. everybody spoke but the new
member When asked for few re-
marks, she politely declined. saying she
preferred to listen to the other members.
She sat still. watching Arthur Russ, the
chairman of the branch" and the varl-
Gus speakers.
As to "Elementals."
First in the talking came a lady who
was evidently quite learned IN the lore
Of the order She pointed oas that what
theosophy deals with is the ''elcmentals'
and not the "elementaries." BY a series
lingly apt illustrations, she explained her
self as follows:
An elementary is what some people
call a spook, it is the shell which is left
by a person on some level while the
soul goes TO higher level The figure
suggested very forcibly the act OF a
snake peeling off its skin in springtime
These shells are left on this mediocre
plane only by those persons who have
lived an unusually vicious or animal life
The Washington times., 1905-10-27

In Scribner's Magazine for November,
the President tells the following story of
a Wild West experience:
In couple of miles was close enough
to see what was going on. But one
greyhound was left with Abernethy.
The coyote was obviously tired. and
Abernethy, with the aid of his perfect
ly trained horse, was helping the grey
hound catch it.
Twice he headed it. and this enabled
me to gain rapidly They had reached
small unwooded creek by the time 1
was within fifty yards; the little wolf
tried to break back 10 the left; Aber-
nethy headed it and rode almost over it;
and 1t gave a wicked snap at his foot.
cutting the boot. Then he wheeled and
came toward it; again 1t galloped back,
and Just as 1t crossed the creek the
greyhound made q rush, pinned II by
the hind leg and threw it.
There was a scuffie. then yell from
the greyhound as the wolf bit it. AT
the bite the hound let go and jumped
back a few feet, and at the same mo-
ment Abernethy, who had ridden his
horse right on them as they struggled
leaped off and sprang on top OF the woif
The Washington times., 1905-10-27

When the kidneys are well they filter
out of the blood every day from three
TO four pounds of watery waste (urine).
You can soon tell when the kidneys are
sick, for If this work IS not properly
done, the impurities will cause urinary
disorders, pain in the back and loins,
dizzy spells; every charge in the wealth
er will affect you. making you feel mis-
cradle. weak. nervous. and rheumatic.
The seriousness of colds and chills IS
but little realized. Extra work is thrown
upon the kidneys. and as il is impossl-
BILE for the kidneys to do this extra
work besides their own, they become
diseased. II is. therefore. wise TO pro-
vide against sudden changes of weather
by keeping the kidneys WELL or II a cold
or chill Is felt. begin using Doan's Kid
ney Pills and take them regularly until
health and strength is restored.
Doan's Kidney Pills assist the kidneys
In filtering out the poisonous waste by
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The Washington times., 1905-10-27
SHEPARD IS FREE
PENDING APPEAL
Asks Higher French Court
to Review Conviction.
PROSECUTOR ELAYS YANKEES
Says They Expect to Run Over Peas
ants as If People Were
Chickens.

PARIS. Oct. 27.-Elliott Fitch Shepard,
sentenced to three months in Jail for
running down and killing little Madeline
Marduel with his motor car at ST. Ouen
last April "a, and in addition to the Jail
sentence fined $l2o. and ordered to pay
Si.ooO damages to the chiid's parents,
Will appeal to. another court.
Under the French procedure this had
the effect of giving his sentence a
temporary suspension. Until the final
decision is rendered he cannot be thrust
into prison.
shepard expire ssed the deepest regret
FOR the fatal accident, but contended
that in the absence of any criminal
intent the tail sentence was not war
ranted by the evidence.
Charges Prejudice.
lie said he was the victim of camu-
lative sentiment against those who are
fond Of motoring. In the face of the
recent agitation against fast driving.
he thought 1t would be difficult for one
in his position to obtain justice in any
French court
Maitre Poincare, counsel for the pros
ecution, insisted that the court make
an example of Shepard. He said .has. .sss.
wealthy Americans apparently labor un-
der the impression that they can come
10 France and run over peasants as
II they were mere poultry
Judge Deliberate.
Ihe judge reviewed at length the
circumstances OF the killing of the girl
and declared that all the eviden e
went 10 prove that the young man was
driving his car far above the legal speed
limit OF twelve and one-half to nine
teen miles an hour at the time of the
accident. He also maintained that the
chtld's parents were entitled to recun-
iary damages by reason of the fact that
she had reached an age when she was
useful to them.
The court directed the defendant to
stand up and receive sentence
Defendant Shocked.
He was greatly shocked when he was
informed that he was to go to Jail fol
ninety days.
His counsel made strong plea fol
moderation of the sentence. maintain
ing that Shepard was being made Il
suffer for all the automobile accident.
that have stirred up popular wrath IL
France.
But the court would not listen
The Washington times., 1905-10-27

of his grandfather and Count Moltke.
his majesty said:
My second glass is for the future
and the present You have seen. gen.
tiemen, how we stand In the world.
Then. powder dry, sword keen, eyes
on the goal. muscles taut, and away
with pessiu,ists, I empty my glass TO
our people in arms. the German army
and the general staff. Hurrah,'