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s q 8.

@sbeiBt. oaB Die 8eriiherunes=
aeleuibaften oa5 neue @efeb. nell
Dies lire Brutto @innabmen init
elmer Steuer beleat. i'm @eriht be-
tampfen meroen.
Die State Meoical N}1DciQ=
tion" uelhe tpdhreno Der neraanae=
men Wobe lire Sabres 4pnpentiou
in 9ouit0n abb1elt. miro nddltes
Sabr in St. Bortb CUR &DnoentiOn
Acknowledgement.
Nus 2ampaias miro gemeloet,
oaB bereits iebt ihDn oie89dlfte Der
fommenoe @Dqernte pertauit lei uno
snar Der grDBte Sell gu % Gents.
etnem bDberen Breile als felt 20 Sab
rem be5ablt nuroe.
NuS NmariuD tommt cine fur
Siebaudter iebr beahtensuerte Wits
telling. Gin 9emi1ier s. so. Hees
Leg, Der bort tuobnt.. faufte 161 &opf
gieb. melhe er in ben St. Bortber
Stofgaros in BeaumDnter Del eirz
tanden lieB. Nls bas Bieb in Ima.
riuo antam, paren neur &ppf tot,
funf itarben in Der fDleenoen Naht
uno lettoem iino mod 48 &ppf geitor.
ben; i'm @anaen tam Neeleg 1einen
gerluit auf ungefdbr so 8rosent be-
rednen. Cine unterluhung BON
Soften zines Tierarstes ereab, oaB
BEL ben Eieren Die NaienlDber, I'M
ierleib uno Baubfen fart entaiinoet
leieu uno BOB bic @ntainouno un.
apeifelbaft burb oas Del berporoes
rufer lei. Inoere Biebanhter ipnen
nit Dem @intauhen ibres 8iehes in
Del abnltbe iblimme @rfabruneen
gen1aht baben. Die Sadie lDute
non fDmpetenten 9ierdrsten aenau
unteriuht tueroen.
Die @rauo. Suru in Beaumont
bat 1Ol Wntlaoeu erboben; pDu bic.
len lauten Sc auf u%ebertretung Der
@efebe aegen 6aS 6asarbfpiel uno
Ii auf gerlebune oes Sonntagsee.
ieBes. Weaen nirtliher 8erbreheu
itno nur rier Inflagen erbDben
noroen.
Die teraniiden gilenbabnen ia,
ben befblQiien, Die neue ,Iranhiie
Tar, tuelbe Die lebte 4egislatur ges
ihaften bat. gu aeeeptieren. obne erit
oas @eieb in ben @erihten gu be-.
tampfen.
Sc beiBt, baB Der Mnti- BrDbi.
bltlonift Wiqaep in Der ndditen
S%taatstpaht &anoioat fir baa Mmt
oes 8ice @ouperueurs iein miro.
I'm Gihter 8roofs. Der @ouoer=
neurstanoibat 1T, lammeln fid ibon
Die observation-disclosures. .@ep."
Ranfin in Dallas, elmer Der Tiibrer
Der 2Oeals Option 2eute. bat fid be,
reits fir i'm ertldrt. IS tam am
ibeineno fein 8meifel mebr bararl
berriben, oaS in Der ndbftea @taatss
pabl Die Brobibitionsfrage bic 6aupt=
role ipielen miro,
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cages . Weatgrettea.
n a n b.

Das geniussB Bureau bat iebt
ben Shlu6beriht iber Die Baum.
mOQernte oes Snbres 1904 perDHent.
llbt. Nah oemielben bat Die grnte
l3.5S4,457 BaIen betragen uno lit
Die 9rDBte @rnte qeueien, Die lie in
ben Wer. Staaten prDou3iert tpproen
tit. 9eras itano pieoer an Der
Spibe BON alien gpttonitaaten; feline
grnte betrua 1924 GIT GaHen.
Durb cine grplDiiDn in Der
eOnor=W Urine bel Dubois, Bennigl.
panien. puroen iehsaebn 8eraleute
9etDtet Doer bermunoet.
ueber Die fanatiiGe N~euBeruna
zines BrDbibitiDnspfafen miro aus
Seem Orleans beribtet: 6. &. 60.
tparos, Elm i'm Sioen molbetannter
neutrality-suspicious.. ertldrte in leiner
Breoi9t. oaB er por5ieben miiroe, Die
Grlaubnis gu elmer 6eirat oes bru.
talite1 Wegers NIT einet1 meiBen
Wtdohen gu geben, alS erleben Az
miiiien. BOB bic 6ffentliben Shulen
81 Stem Orleans ourh WirtIhafts.
~lisenien unterbalten meroen.
Qu8Iano.
Ius Witau i'm ruifiihen Rur-
lamb fommt Die Nabriht, oaB aufs
itanoiibe 8auern baa in Der Wdhe
liegenoe ShloB oes Baron @etti ae.
plunoert uno ben Better beinabe
umaebraht baben.
Sn Der hilenifben Stabt 8i.
iagna bat bic Beft in furftbarer
Weife aemiitet. eS ftarben tGatih
sebn biz oreiBig Beri0nen.
Die %olelaenant1te BrinseIIin
Mleranora al Sienbura unb 8ioins
gen lit pom Besirfsaeriht al Nrbon
i'm SAueiseriiben &antDn Tburgau
ue9en 8unturss 8ereebens in con-
tumaciam 81 orei Wpden @efangs
nis perurteilt mDroen. Sbre fraos
miiroiaen 9ransaftinnen felt ben,
Gntauf sweier Sbpeiser G@loBeu=
ter batten ihon Dor pielen Wpnaten
CUR Tolae aebabt. oaB iiber fie Der
Ronturs uerhdnat tpuroe. 8u benz
%anberaumten geri6tlihen2 ermin mar
iie niht erihienen, uno oaber err
f0l9te lire Serurteiluna in eontu.
maclam.
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Stimmt das volks- Ticket.

Fir Wapor
BRYAN CALLAGHAN.
6ar Ridbter &Drporationsgeri6bt
PHIL. SHARDEIN.
SIR Mntpalt
JOSEPH RYAN.
SIR Nubitor
VICTOR BEZE JR.
Sur Shabmeifter
CdAS. F. A. HUMMEL.
Sir solicitor
CELESTINE VILLEMAIN SIR,
STR Mfehur
JOHN STAPPENBECK.
Sir Nlbermen.at.9arge
VIM. L. RICHTER.
B. j. MAUERMANN.
JOHN BAUER.
J. T. HAMILTON.
@aro Mloertnen
l. WARD-J. r. LAMBERT.
2. WARD-ELI ARNAUD.
8. WARD-ERICH MENGER SR.
A. WARD-EMMET A. WEST.
5. WARD-A. /. LOCKWOOD.
6. WaRD-C. S. ROBINSON.
z. WARD-ED. BRADEN.
8. WARD-EMIL KUEHN.
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Sic limb elm nernlnftiaer Wann nno mer-
ben bic Babrbeit gu ertragen tpiiien, penn
if. Sbnen fe9e, baB Sic an Shmin6Indt
leioen. Der Suften, bic Mattigfeit, bic
Sdmeraen IN 8ruit unb Seite. Der Der.
anoerlibe gppetit, bic Berfopfung, turs
gu, Sbre Spmptomle iin6 8eiden Der
SHtplnoiutbt." 60 iaate riein Saus.
ar5t, Der quite Wann batte aber nnredbt,
oer1 lb . a nur lebertrant unb bin lest,
raboemi h ct. Bernard &r%dnterpiIen qes
braudt. roieoer .geiunb m munter tpie
Der sFi5dh i'm Ba1fer.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-04-29
Retrpa BEN gpn.

Nierenleiben en6et aupeilen fatal,
aber inbem er Die ri9tige Me6iaim
pdblte, betrog s. $. Wolfe in Bear
@rOpe, Sa., ben Sob. @r lagt. 8or
sipei Sabren bate i6 elm Nierenlei6en,
bob mir greBe S6mer5en nnb unrrbe
permrfadte, i6 nabm aber electric
Bitters, Der mid total 6eiIte. @r 1T
aud elm gutes Mittel gegen S6tpd9e
unb Nerbenleiben unb balte i'm ltets
on 9anb. gu babeH bel s, &alteDer
& Sebn, SEQ. S. S6mibt utb Mbolpb
OreiB. @arantitrt, so @ents bic
6lQihe.
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Taraterltdes eetOem aebOben.

S6redIi6 inter ben 6Olgeu Dergifs
teter unb unberbauli6er Speilen leis
benb, nabm 6. g. @rapiOn &uIa,
Mif. Or. Sings Neue 2ebenSpiQen
ilub Wprbe gebeilt. rs Gents. 81
baben bel s. 4altepr 4 SObn, Sep.
S. 4. S6mibt uuO abolpb SreiB.
8aTautiert
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Aud Die Rabe lit ebrlib. wenn
Der Braten eingeihlofien lit.
Better arm fem, ais reid iAei'
men miiifen.
gs aiebt WeniHen, bic ii&
ME araern, ionoern INNER MURINE
oere.
= Mander miiroe meniaer lid
fiblen", penn er mebr @eftibl batte.
Wanhe Terphihtuna geihieht
auf Soften Der Bfi6t.
Xelepbpmrt an DDS n MiAs
badser fir iraeno melhe Art Dpn
Snoamasier No. 6O4
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y ufaefldrt.

Sic: nWiir lit es aeraoe, als OBJ
mir ihon Elm Sabrbunbert perbeiras
tet ieien! SD tam mid nibt nal
mebr erinnern. m0 uno mie mir uns
eigentlih tennen aelernt baben!"
6 +: sNber ib-Bei einem Sou.
per. an einem 6reitag abeno, als mir
oreiaebn Bel Tiib uaren!"
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8.

m@s aiebt cine Wenge Din9e."
iagte Der Wfann nit benz p~bil0iopbi'
lden Nnltrib. Die man fir @elo
nibt baben tann."
ngS aiebt aber uiel mebr Dinae."
erpioerte Der Brattiter, Die man
obne 8elo nibt babeu tann."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-04-29
aaeseit Gone gtar Bier.

----
6at Der GARNER @slo,
6a g Die sause Belt,
St ne alte ipolbefannts Sud-
ST Der Garmer arm,
4t, oaB @ott erbarm
6at man in Der Staot aud balb Den Rra4!
&Ommt Der &egeu an,
Sann if's polgetan,
Nielpano frd9t oann Ia@ benz ssaiieri6laua,
4ber miro es ihinhl
llno Der Mino itebt fil,
@irni6et 3esen Menid uno Sier uno StlauG.
uno baum siebt es Staub
uno oiel trudnes 9anb,
uno Die 5Offnuns i6wtuoet i4nsll oabiu.
0aB bic Grateseit
Silt ben geutel nett
lIno erbeitsrt ieoes Msnihsu @inn.
Sarnm mtinIhen min,
9aB Der Garmer i6ier,
Ob beg reihen Grutelssens gar
Ius Dem 6dushen fabre,
uuo tsin @elo mebr ipars
HaO ss aaaflia aud niat msbr Osrpabr'l
llno baum trinten ie
Sdpn oes moreens frib.
Mit @snaB, 9srftano ano piel Plaiisr
unier GONE Star 8rdu
Dem mir als treu
4np Oss alien 1T Elm Gligisr.
Sinh bic 3eiteu ibls6t
Damn ieooh srt rs4t
9abt in Gtaot uno Qano i9 Ssostmaun
gn Dem Zone gtar @ter
Dos, i, mifsu mir,
llns Die 6oraen i6nel pertreiben fam.
Drum 1T elm sseen pisies Spae Star 8ran
Hub mer es trintet uno ipsrss aud lei
VI Siro es tets ais CUTE Sabe loben
uno mhniasn, sr bdt's iotupl bier pis orobtu.
9rOwn, bi srpan Galasbaa
as 1T oas @ablseihrei.
B iuiinidte pie 10 mau6er Waun,
gSabl lei eTt usrbei.
snn Giues ibeint mir gang setuiB,
lB Gtner bon @eioen Der Gieeer 1T.
10 ROB i'd, gang sleit per getpdblt iein mag,
eros trinten msiu Zones gtar Saa ilr Sag.
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,gagli9e gomrtfeH salatuaaeu

nah @%alifornien, ebenio nah ct.
Souls pia Teras & Bacific Balm
sbne Wehiel. Sbreibt an irqeno
einen 9idet : Igenten pegen oieIea
neuen Dienite8 ober an 6. 3. Eur.
ner, @eneralsB aiiaaiersG gent, Dal.
tas. Teras.
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Sin tprcierter Witt

enbet otter in einem unfaa. I'm Ser.
lebu1gem gu beilen, gebrau6t Bud
len'S @gmica 5albe. Cine tiefe @uube
in meinem SUB, i6reibt 5beobore
S6iile, Columbus, O., perilriaGte
mir groBe S6mer5en. @ersse iparell
ma6tlos, aber 8udlen's Nrnica Sable
beilte ie f6ueQ, rs @ent&. 3u boz
ben bel s, &alteper & Sobn, SEQ, 5,
3, Sdmibt unb aoolpb SreiB,
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aatarrb Fam ntdbt fmrtrt tuerseu

onrb locale applieationen, ba ie ben Gib oel
&ranibeit nidt erreiden tonntn. aatarrb 1T eiae
glnt= OOer Contributions : Rrantbeit, uno I'M lie sa
4eilen, miBt Sbr innertids 9eilmitti nebmen
9al's &atarrb : aur miro eineenommen uno ipirit
oireft auf oqs glut unb Die f9leimige Sberlahe,
9al's aatarrbsaur lit feline Guadialber : WeoiBfn,
Sic Duroe lett Sabren bon einem Der beten Mer3ts
SieIes aanoes perorouet uno 1T elm reeelundBioes
aecept. Sic betebt aus ben beiten b%etannten So
tsln, Die brett auf Die Sdleimoberfd6e Dirten.
Die %poafommeue 8erbinbuns Der 3pei 9efanoteile
III es, mas iol6' tpunoerpple Reiultate bel Der 6ei=
lung bon &atarrb heruorbrinet. qaBt Gu6 3eug=
nife u%tniOnft ae6en.
=. $. @beneD II. Co. Gissutb, Soleop, o.
9ertautt bon alien @potbetern, preis Is Gents.
6au's Tamiliens 9ilen limb Die befen.
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@om SriegsShaaplat.

Das rnfiiife @eihmaoer bat
bic Wibtung mad @oroen 81 einaes
ihlagen. Die Shife finb beim Sap
8arela, iiebsi9 Meilen n6rolib Bpm
Der &amranh Wab. geleben tporoen.
Sn Sapan ihdbt man bic 8abl
Der i'm Rrieae geruunbeten auf 200.s
600 Bis 100000 uno bic 8abl Der
TDten -@efallene uno an &rantbeis
ten 0oer8 erwunounsen @eitorbene~-
auf $4,000 ab.
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gtpre sm permtetsn.

Der Store i'm @ebduoe Der 5reie
8reiie $50. 218 it. commerce. Str.
20 SUB brett uuo 100 5uB tief. il
gu nerlnieten. 0ahsufragen in Der
Office Der
Treie preHe fir 9eras.
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Nic 1emg6.
g-dreibmaterialiem tttb 8ndbs
hattbfNna.

@roBe Wusmabl BON gonto Sd,
bern auer Nrt. 6aneps uno Spurt.
Mrtifel. Announcements auf ale ins
ldnoiibe Beitihriften prompt beiorat.
Die nit BEN @eihdft perbunbene
Nccioen3 Druderei fertiat
ale Irbeiten, Ginlaounas- unb @ras
tulationstarten in beioen Gprad5en
an. Spesinlitdt: Druid ppn Sta.
tuten fiir oeutihe 8ereine.
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@ehielt guer unterseug nidt
81 frnh. Gin pl6blider @ediel tam
einen pl6slihen Nnfan BON Nidens
ibmersen peruriahen, aber ct, Sa.
fDbs Del turiert raid uno liher.
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9 fidtia.

.Warum wOlen Sic eiaentlih
nlbt belraten. 0err 9oftor?"
"Sb 9ebpre 5ur Srieoens @eieQs
lbaFt."
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Ser Slumentas uuo Die 8lumeu.
lhlQdt.

Die San NntDnter linb Elm red)t
ueranliannasluitiaes Bolt gemoroen,
menn lie e8 nod niht gemeien ftno,
oenu Die Seitlibteiten elmer pansen
Bode iheiuen iie tueoer 5u ermii.
Den. roh Id)eint ibr Sntereiie oarau
itb 81 perrltiGern.
so maren benn AUDI am ,Sreitdg
nahmittaa ole Strasen mieoer ge=
padt oDll Don Weniden -namentli@
mar Dos :uelbllhe 8elhlebt unge.
beuer sab(reib pertreten - UNI ben
umaug Der NIT Blumen Qelhmiids
ten Waeeu uno Die iih auf benz
Mlatnu : Bla5a ablpielenbe 8lumen=
lblaht gu ieben.
uno eS mar Der WtIbe mol pert,
Elm Stunoben ermartunaspou auf
benz 1rottoir su5ubriugeu. oenn Der
utnsug peroient Die 8eSeihnung
,berrlib" in ieoer Besiebung. @ir
tDnnen uns bier niht auf Die Be-
idreibung eines ieoen ein5elnen ISL
gems e%inlaiien; iie tparen ollie ib6n
uno eeihmadupq, aad Die 9augs
6D's. ebenFaas Die @inipanner. no=
runter iih BET bes sfr[. Bebrenos
NIT Srau g. 06lting in So Trance
Stolen Detorieruna a%usaeidnete uno
erit rebt Die Bonpnaaen Der &in=
Der. Son ben iibriaen ieien aes
nannt, Die Wagen uDn Trau Sobn
Scaier unb Srau Treo goot, $.
Bulbif uno Srau, WttB Driseua,
Grau W. Waurer uno SRI. 9betla
Seebe, 5rau 8aroenmerper, Tran
$. 8. 8ampmann, Irau gbas.
TlDrian. Iub oas Militdr, mebs
rere Shmaoronen &apaQerie in Bas
raoee Uniform uno Die RDetinae Der
Wilitdrihnlen mahte einen prdhti.
aen @inorud.
Die blbihen Waaen NIT ibren
mob bablberen Sniaiien in ben luf'
tiaen, ouftiaen beuen tyrablinastfei=
bern puroen iiberaa bon Der Menge
nit 8eifaa be9riiBt uno oas pr6b.
tiae Bib miro Seoem uuperaeBlid
bleiben.
Dieter Sag 9eitaltete lib gu einem
aanaen grfDlg, er mar Der 0aupts
TRIUMPH Der @arnepal @eieaibaft.
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Us giebt Qeute, Die liG INNER
gleib 5ermalmt iihlen, menn linen
bas 9hidiql einen 9fdienftaber aiebt.
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Maerlet.

aa15en grf0lg, er par Der Daupts
TRIUMPH Der @arnepaI @eieaibaft.
MilerIet.
Die .Sreie Breiie fir 9erasA
lift Die einSige oeutibe 8eituna in
San MntDni0, bic iih eoitDrieQ fHr
Brgan gaQagban als Waporstanoi.
Dat uno oamit fiir bic NufreGterhal.
tlng Der biraerliden Hreibeit er.
tldrte.
Da8 goliieum auf Dem Martts
plaBe lit audi m0raen, SDnntaa nab.
mittag BON 100 bis 1890 aben6s
ae0Hnet.
Der itelienilbe 8DHhafter
Baron oeS Blanbes lit bier biz aur
grmloun9 init Standardization
a0er Nrt regaliert mDroen. Die pies
len Romite's. bic itb ieiner attsu=
nebmen batten. nubten Die Cages
uno Die Nbenoftunbea mei6lit aus.
Iber 9utmitig unb niuia fDtate Der
Botihafter allen ginlaoungen unb
aeigte iib allen Nnf0roerungen aez
madien.
Die fleipe Teierlihteit am
@rabe W2ilam's am Taae beg 8lus
menfeiteS mar rebt einorudspoG.
Die Shultinoer iangen uno Nihter
Clarence Wartin BON Srieorihsburg
belt cine ausgeaeibnete patri0tiihe
&eoe.
Scr nabite 2pcenm.Nb enb
finoet am DDnneritao ben 4. Wai i'm
@rDBen Opernbauie itatt unb bringt
ben beribmten &eoner @ep. .. gles
ment 8eIlb, Der ourh ieine 8ors
traasmeiie uno Die 8emalt uno 8e-
oieeenbeit ieiner Geoe iiberaG Mufs
ieben erre9t. gr ipriht iber Die fol-
aenoen Ebemata: nTbe Dream Of
gqualitD", .Tbe american 0Dlnn=
teer" unc Sean Of Irc".
Nm W~eruenfeber itarb naH
taft decentralization &rantens
lager @qa, Die Ii Sabre alte Tphter
oes 6errn Souls Diebel. in Der Siibs
Nfano StraBe.
Miemano perlanat mad Der
@inmiihung beg 4irbenelements in
uniere Staotuerualtung.
Sic auten, freibeitliebenben
Burger meroen am Wahltage oafiir
iDreen miifien, oaB linen lire Jreis
belt niht genDMmen miro.
San NntoniD lit, @ott lei
Danf, nod nibt reif fir bic Spana8.
Jade, Die ibr Elm unouloiames Gle
ttent anlegen mDbte,
Gin WaporS 9 &anoiout, Der
orei Wohen ppr Der Wahl feline Gn.
iibten total dnoert, iDllte pDn ieiner
Bartei surudges0aen tuerben,
@inlae Witslieoer oes oentos
tratiihen Rampaanes &omite' 8 iaaen.
iie bitten cine .Siiue" fir bic &ants
payne baben miiien uno oa bdtter
iie oieielbe in Der teuuBten adbter
Blante ibrer Blatf0rm gefunoen.
Sc mirb fib aber berausiteIen, oaB
iie iebr uuueiie b~anoelten, inoem lie
Srage aufuorfen, Die nur oasu
anaetan 1T, ben Sanatismns gu ents
feifeln,
Der tarafterihpahe BROOM
uno feline heuhleriibe. aueenperbre=
benoe umgebuna iDqten ME ans
Huoer unierer Staotoerpaltuna ee=
langen.
Durh feline unielbtItGnbiateit
nno 8~antelmiitiateit bat Brpmn Iih
Die Gbancen fur feline Grpdblune
ielbit peroorben.
Die oemOtratilde 8latform 1T
nur BON Der sSreie Brelie fiir 9eras"
eoitorieu auf ibren tpabren 8ert bin
geprift uno beiproben noroen.
Inter Den obmaltenoen I'm,
Itdnoen fann es teinem freibeitlie.
ben0en Wtanne einfauen, fir oas De.
mofratiihe Staots9idet su Itimmen,
Die 9emotraten Der Staot
baben in tbrer Blatform ben Sturm
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Bin6's S Gents oapana.G iaarre.
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1905-07-11
R.etrope Quickstep.
ORIGIN OF PIXIES PEAK.
Indian Legend of the Formation OF
This Famous Mountain.

Indian Legend of the Formation of
This Famous Mountain.
The quaint Indian legend of the for
nation of Pixies peak is as follows:
AT the beginning Of all things the
lesser spirits possessed the earth and
dwelt near the banks of the great
river. They had created a race of men
to be their servants, but these men
were far superior to the present in
habitants of the earth and made end
less trouble for their creators. There
fore the lesser spirits resolved to de-
stroy mankind and the earth itself, so
they caused the great river to rise I'M
til it burst its banks and overwhelmed
everything They themselves took each
large portion of the best of the earth
that they might create a new world
and quantity of maize, which had
been their particular food, and return
ed to heaven. Arriving at the gate of
heaven, which is at the end of the
plains, where the sky and mountains
meet. they were told that they could
not bring such burdens of earth into
hCuf CA- AICOIuiuSIy luey ufOppeQ
them all then and there These falling
masses made great heap on the top
Of the world which extended far
above the waters, and this is the origin
of Pixies peak, which is thus shown to
be directly under the gate of heaven.
Ut was formerly twice as high as now,
but lost its summit, as is told in an
other legend)
"The rock masses upon it and all
about show that they have been
dropped from the sky. The variety
and extent of the mineral wealth in
the region prove that the earth's choic-
est materials are deposited there. And
still as the considerations move across
the heavens and vanish above the
mountain SUBMITS we may see the
spirits rise from the great river and
pass to the gate of heaven. The fall
ing stars are their falling burdens or
the dropping grains of maize"
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1905-07-11
COLD IN HEAD
KEEP YOUR HEAD.
How One Woman Lost Her Temper
md Her Art Treasures.

How One Woman Lost Her Temper
and Her Art Treasures.
Apropos of the woman with the abll-
ity to plan big coup and Who then
loses it and her head at the last
moment an auctioneer in New York
tells an interesting story The woman
was an Amer lean who had been living
abroad with her husband for many
years. Upon his death she returned,
bringing with her large collection Of
valuable paintings which had been his
property and which she hoped to sell.
She made arrangements with the auc-
tioneer to handle them for her, and he
was delighted with the cleverness with
which she had obtained vouchers for
each one 1t showed enterprise and
thoroughness seldom found in men or
women and made 1t certain that the
pictures, which were really good ones,
would bring good prices.
To every one living who had been in
any way connected with the pictures,
owned them or handled them the wom-
an had gone for written guarantee,
and, in addition to the names obtained
in this way, she had been to the Amer
lean consul, and he In his turn had
guaranteed their signatures. They
were all sworn to and duly witnessed
and the auctioneer congratulated the
woman
That was all right until Uncle Sam
stepped in. The custom house authori-
ties, though unable to obtain possession
of the guarantees, appreciated the pic
lures, estimated them to be worth their
full value as understood by the owner
and put duties upon them entirely be-
yond the womans power to pay She
was greatly distressed at first, then an
noyed and finally furiously angry at
what she considered an imposition.
The auctioneer endeavored to console
her
''They will be sold for little or moth
ing at the custom house SALE" he said,
land the best thing to do is to buy
them in. They will go for $40 or $15
apiece, and we will have the sale after
ALL l will buy them in for you, and
we will both make pot of money out
of them"
But by that time the woman was too
angry to listen to advice. She consid-
cred that she had been badly treated
If the custom house wished to keep her
pictures from her, very well, they
might have them. She tore up the
guarantees, the pictures We're sold for
next to nothing and scattered no one
knows where now and the woman lost
a small fortune.-New York Times.
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1905-07-11
A Calm at Sea.

All the afternoon the brig rolled on
the long swells, which hourly grew
heavier. They leaped against the hori-
ION, swung onward beneath the keel
and swept past with the unrelenting
persistency that seemed the embodi-
ment of vindictive hate. A gale can
be combated, but in the grasp of
calm man is helpless Every part of
the vessel cried out in protest. The
canvas Slated and tapped like the
wings of huge bird vainly trying to
rise from the waves; every block rat
tied and croaked; the main boom,
hauled chock aft, snatched at It's sheets
with a viciousness that threatened to
part them at every roll and made their
huge blocks crash; from the pantry be-
low came the constant rattle of crock
cry, and the blue sea, dipped up
through the scuppers, swashed back
and forth across the main deck. By
eight bells every stitch of canvas had
been furled or Glued up to save it, and
the brig lay rolling in the dark hollows
like drunken sailor Keeling home.-L.
Frank Tooker in Century.
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1905-07-11

On account of the convention of the
American Medical Association, to be held
in Portland, Ore, July II to IA, the Penn
sylvania Railroad Company will run
personally conducted tour, visiting the
beautiful resorts in the Canadian Rockies
Seattle, Tacoma, and Portland, allowing
four DAYS in the latter city for attending
the session of the convention and for visit
ing the Lewis and Clark Exposition, and
five and one-half days in Yellowstone
Park, full and complete tour Of that
wonderland. Tickets covering every nee
essary expense Gu route, except hotel ac-
commodations in Portland, will be sold at
the very low rate of 1915 from all stations
on the Pennsylvania Railroad, except
Pittsburg, from wlich the rate will be 1910.
A special train of high grade Pullman
equipment will leave New York, Phiadel-
phia, Harrisburg, and Pittsburg, Monday,
July3 The route will be via Chicago
and st. Paul to Banff Hot Springs, Lag
gan, and Glacier, in the Canadian Rockies,
thence to the Pacific Coast Returning
the route will lie through the States Of
Washington. Oregon, Idaho, Montana, to
the Yellowstone Park, and thence via Bill.
lings and Omaha to Chicago reaching
New York on July 26. For further infor-
nation consult Pennsylvania Railroad
ticket agents. A descriptive itinerary will
be sent on application to Geo. W. Boyd,
General Passenger Agent, Broad Street
Station. Philadelphia. Pa.