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The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-08
10th Were Ont.

The Democrats of Chicago can con- graduate themselves over the fact that neither free silver nor tariff for reve- nue only, figured in the late election there for Mayor.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-08
University College of Medicine,
 Richmond, Virginia. MsdlClns-DSntlst Pharmacy. tu-thur-sat
IMPORTANT NOTICE.

Relating to swamp and OVernowed Landss
 All persons desiring to purchase any of the Swamp and Overflowed Lands situated in the State of Alabama. which were grant. ed to the Trustees of the Alabama Insane Hospitals, under provisions of the Act ap-
 proved October 10. lS0S (Gen1 Acts of Ala. sess. 1903. pp, 495), who desire to secure under provision of section of said Actt and legal patents to s. and O. Lands heretofore disposed of by the State in 2 legal and effective way, or to secure new and legal Ipatents for such lands adversely claimed, but which have not been disposed of in a legal and effective way, are re@ quested to make application to the under" signed. by letter or otherwise, for an ao- Justment of their claim in order to aoquiTs c perfect or legal title to all s. and Os Lands which have for some years, been in dispute to true ownership and title The Trustees have already adjusted adverse claims and title to quite a quantity ot lands, and are anxious to complete the work provided for by the Act or Se" tober 10, 1903. Address VIM. M. BYKns Commissioner of s. O. Lands, Lock BoT 4lS, Montgomery Ala ssS
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-08
Wbat State Papers
 Hre Saying
Hurry Up,

Collinsville Courier.
 Just as soon as we get over our rush attending to our own business, we will submit plans for the remodeling of the State capitol.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-08
All ClanaOrInw

Birmingham Ledger.
 When Atlanta clamors for Birming- ham rates and MT. Conner clamors for Georgia rates, it does look as if they could get the thing adjusted without a row.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-08

Up to date ten candidates for Gov ernor of Georgia have been announced, and we presume the few good men left are thinking of it.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-08

The signers of the Declaration of Independence are still voting in PhIla- aelphia. The fact that they are very dead cuts no figure in the election booths. Why don't they vote the pen nion listf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-08
WHAT FOREIGNERS THINK.
Of Some of the SO-CaIIed Upper Ten-
 dom.

UT some or tne SO~CalIeu upper Aeu"
 dom,
 St. Petersburg Dispatch.
 Queer ideas of American life are be- ing disseminated by American corro- spondents of Russian papers. A cor respondent of The Journal De St. Pe- tersburg draws a rare picture of the caution which. he says, pervades the highest circles. including men. women and children. He describes the pre- cautions taken by social leaders to prevent their vaults being robbed by each other and tells of the consterna- tion produced at White House re- ception by a sudden failure of the lights. the reilluminatlon showing that the ladies had hastily dfvested them selves of their jewels and concealed them. the men holding their pocket books for fear of being bounced upon and being robbed by neighbors.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-08

Out of l1S4 girls who have graduated from the university of Michigan since 1870, when it became co-educattonal institution, only sixty-five have died. The census death rate for womankind in general for the same period of time is 22s out of every 1000.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-08

MT. F. c. Shepard, General Freight Agent of the Louisville and Nashville. yesterday in Montgomery. He re- ceived a cordial welcome, for he has a host of warm and devoted friends gomery.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-08

Rev. Emmett P. Smith, a well known Baptist minister of Columbus, Ga. stopped over in the city last night en route to Carrolton. MT. Smith has been recently called to the pastorate of the Car ollton Baptist Church.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-08
MT. MicOu,a Condition.

News was received in Montgomery yesterday that the condition of MT. William H. Micou, formerly of this city. but now i'll in New York, has not improved. Little hope is held out by his friends and family for his recovery.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-08
President w. H. seymour of the Ala-

PresIdent W. IT. Seymour of the Ala bama Cotton Growers Association will be Joined in Montgomery by Congress- man J. Thomas Hefiin today for q trip to Prattville where they will address a gathering of cotton planters on the issues supported by the cotton organ ization, chief of which are the curtail- ment of acreage and reduction of the use of commercial fertilizers.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-08

Hon. George H. Parker of Cullman. a member of the Legislature from Gull man County at one time, was in Mont gomery yesterday and spent several hours in conversation with friends at the capitol.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-08
More Fertilizers sold.

Mir. Ernest Stump is i'll at St. Mar garets Hospital.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-08

F. A. Sawyer, travelling representa- tive of The New York Commercial, is in Montgomery engaged in gathering data for an Alabama edition of that paper, which Is expected to appear about the middle of April He will go from Montgomery to Birmingham this afternoon.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-08

N. 6. Noble. Circulation Manager of The Montgomery Advertiser, being duly sworns Bays: The foregoing statement of The Ad- kertiser's circulation for the month of Feo- 4Fuary, 1905, is true and correct and com piled after all returns from news boys, news lgents and leftover copies have been de- bucted. Fl S. NOBLE,
 Circulation Manager.
 The Advertiser Company. Sworn to and subscribed before me this 18th day of March. 1905.
 F. ". JACKSON. (SeaL) Notary Public.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-02-06
Nn OaS Yublttunl.

Die nSreie 8refle" bat uber 400
etabltrte 9l9euturen I'M Staate, miro
an iiber 700 &oftofficen reriunot, uno
bat etne grpRe gerbreitung in Der
Na6bar= &epublif Merlto, i'm Snoia=
nerzTerritorium unb Sflaboma.
SIR @irfulatiunsz@ebiet in 9eros
eritredt ii6 uon @alpeltDn bic binaui
uad Den,iDn, BON Warlball i'm Often
biz nod @l a5alo IN: iernen Weiteu;
es idlieBt ielbitueritdnol.d nit be-
lonhers 5ablreiben 4eiern bas ot1tz
beiieoelte Wlttel= =9eras utlb Den Su6
rpeiten Elm.
3tpei Neiienoe lino beitanoia,
iabrein. iahrous i'm Sntereiie oes
Rlattes untermeq8 uno fiibren benz
le ben i'm 8eretn nit unieren ruhri
zen 2otal Naenten fortrpobreno
aeue 2eier au.
Sn Qabefrubt oleIet 2batia1en ift
ote ~Jreie Breiie", mD es lih oorum
1anoelt, Die oeutide 8epDlferun9 gu
'creihen. oas bette Naseige Wses
oiam m gtaate 3erna.
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Fir $500 uad) 9eutlfblano.

Deutib amerifaniihe 8eitunaen
meroen i'm alten 8aterlanb nit aro.
Bem Sntereiie 9elefen, neil fie fih
frei ausipre6en uno bdufig Don briis
ben ntebr Neuigfeiten unb Nahrihs
ten brineen, als Die oeutiden Bel.
tuneen lelbft. Die rssreie Brefie fir
EerasA lit bruben hberaa, tpobin fie
gelanot tuiro, Elm lebr germ qeIebener
8ait uno fann iid riibnen, Iner=
tennung uno 8urbisune gu finoen,
pie aus 5ablreiben 8rlefer an uns.
fomie on Oieienigeu, pel6e oas Blatt
an ibre 8ermanoten itbifen, beruor.
3ebt. 8el olber le.nen Bermanoteu
uno sSreunoen eine ,Sreuoe eriueilen.
Rlbnen .ein ruillfommenes @elhenf
lnahen mill, Der beltelle nlr lie Die
n5reie Breiie fir 9eras" Das Sn.
terelIe fir 3eras, nle uberhoupt fir
Den Staat uno Die @egeno, NO bic
Werrpanoten tpDbnen lit in DeutIh
lamb iebr lebbaft uu0 e5 1T unmDa.
lib. IN Bripatbrleten elne 10 Qriinb.
fibe &uffldruue uno Belhreibuno
oes frernoen 4anoes au seben, ruie
oles Die .Jrele greKe" ollu0hent
lih tbut Sir ben aerinaen Yrela
uon S3 uerienoen mir portofrei unier
reibb ;lti9eS 80benblatt auF Elm Sabr
an lraeno cine aoreiie i'm auslanoe.
Die ssreie Vresse FIR Teras 9subI.
Gomuann.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-02-06
gett uper go Sanre,,

ibOn uuroe Mirs. NtnslDu's Sop
thing Sprup p0n Witlllunen uun
Utiittern beim 8abnen Der &inoef
lnaeruenoet. Wirtt Du i'm SAloft
ourch oas Sdre,en e!ues atnbe8 ges
.it0rt, Dab i'm 8abnen iIt unb uot
5bmersen metnt? Wenn 10, laiie
'ofort cine ssiafdbe BON ..Mrs.
8tnsloms S0utbina Sprup" holen.
Sein Wert 1T unbeaablbar. Sc mirb
Dem tleinen 2eioenoen iofort Ninoes
rung peridaffen. 8erlabt eua Dos
rauf. Wiiitter, eS lit tein 8meiFel
cariiber. Sc bellt Diarrboe. reeu.
lfert ben Waoen unb Die geieren,
beieitist Wino Solit, erneibt oen
5aumen, uerbinoert GntSlnounn
uno itdrft oas 9anse GnItenl.
sWrs. BinslDwS Soothing Syrup
fiir aahnenoe &inoer lit aneenebm
I'm @eibmaf; oas @ecept ftammt
oDn etnen Der beften meiblihen
der8te in ben Ser. Staoten. Sc tfi
bel allen Drua9titen in oer oanaen
Belt su babeu. Breis 25 Gents per
Jlaihe. &auft nihts auoeres, ole
Utrs. WinSl0ms SOothinn Snrup.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-02-06
TO The PUBLIC.

The weekly issue of the 'FRE1F
PKEssE FuEB TExAG' has po-
sitively the largest circulation
of all German papers published
IN the State of Texas.
1t has over 400 established
agencies in the State. is nailed
to fully 700 post offices, and has
al extended Gil culation in Mexi-
co. in the Indian Territory. and
in Oklahoma.
1t circulates from Galveston
o Denison, from Marshall to Ell
Paso and of course manly in
the thickly populated central
and southwestern parts of the
state.
Two tlaveI1ng men and our
very active local agents are con
tinuously adding new sub
scribers to the lists.
In consideration of these facts
the "FREIE PREssE FUER Texas
claims to be the lest adver-
Using medium in the State OF
Texas, where it is the object to
reach the German reading po-
pulatlou
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EN- Mbbe perrin mar es ols eint
- barte 3umuthune erf9ieren
& bab er bem arnlen 8ater BIZ
Gunbe bon bem entieblider
@nbe fetner 9p9ter iiberbringen foQte
Nllein er fab ipobf Elm, boB Niemanf
fonit ausenblidli6 buau In ber Sage
fei, unb 10 bate er iia benn in ba=
llnpermeiblt1e sefiiet.
@r mar I'm fiinf ubr Na6mtttaes
auf benz parifer Norbbabnbof einse~
troffen. unb fab nun sitternb unb ga
genb in bem @mpfanssaimmer bes al
ten Germ Qemardanb, Inn befen gtii> :
febr bon ber Gobrit in 9aintsDenis i
ertparteu. Strmin, Der &ammerbiensr,
Der ben Nbbe fannte unb tpubte, tpie
bod fein @ebieter ben treffli9en pfe l
rer f9dbte, i4iirte bas Geuer i'm Ra.
ntn fdrter. oIs er fab, tpie jenen fr5s
felte. @r f9rieb bas nur Der GuBers
li4en Giniptrfune Der 4Glte gu, unh
Bat ben Gbbe, bod in5lpil9en ein @los
Wein gu ii9 gu nebmsn. perrin f@luo
bos ni4t uits, ba er tpobl fiiblte, bab
CT cine Stdrtuns n0tbig babe, allsin
er ipurbe ni9t sefabter babur9, uns
als ct enbli4 ben Masen in bic Sbors
einfahrt rolleu b0rte, tpdre er am liebs
item aus benz ainlner defliihtet.
l5ortiebuna 10 gt.d
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GdbiTbrmd,.

S9redline Gtunben erIebte bic Be-
fasuns Der @dOOnerbrisg .aarpline
tn ber Office. Das bon einem faperen
llntDetter iiberrofdte Shiff fprans led,
10 bab ale Mann, bonn aapitdn Biz
gum Saiffsjuneen, abtpedielnb an bic
pumpen mubten. Gie arbeiteten bier
Gtunben obne llnterbre4ung. 0ergez
bens! Simmer b0ber itieg has MoiTer
i'm Baum. inmsr tiefer fant bas
G9iff. pI0slid brad cine fur9tbare
See iiber Dsd. Sn Ru fenterte bi. nit
5ola belabene 9rigs unb mari bic 8e@
fosuns in's Waeer. Dos S9iff trieb
tietoben auf feiner 2obuns unb es
gliidte ben 2euten, ii9 an ben aiel feItz
5utlammern. sic elaubten iic1 porz
ldufis seborsen. Da f4lus cine stpeite
Sturaiee iiber bas S9iff unb f9leus
berte bic llnglidliden in bic tpilben
Tlutben suriid. Das Wrad trieb fort.
Die nit ben Mosen RGmpfenben err
fabten f4tpimmenbe 0platbeile Der ipess
gefpiilten Oedslait. 6offnupgslos
f4ien ibr gtnliibeu. fih au rettsn. 90
tau4te oas treibenbe Saiffsboot auf.
Mas f4pdmmen barauf gu, unb es ss=
lang. binein5utommen. Mit S9redsn
faben bic 2eute, baB bas Boot f9iper
bef4dbfgt iuar unb in Der WaferIinie
elm 2ed bate. 3pei Mann f90pften
ununterbro9en bos eiuItrDmsnbe Wait
fer aus; bic iibrigen ruberten nit bem
6olatbeil, has i6nen als gfettunesmit@
tel gebient 1otts. @nbli4 errei1teu Tie,
ouf ben Sob ermattet, bas 2anb unb
fonben edftIi9e 2tufnabme.
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Wir haben olele gyode. co.
Qfer gutes Sarmlauo, 5 Meilen ueft
llh BON Der ,gtp SaG" in 5tuden
oon 5O Nder Ooer mehr. 81 $25 0C
zen Nder au uertaufen. @berfalIe
340 Nder am 2eun Greet. olles ur
tee gutter 5ens. nur 6 Wellen iiipnelt
LID non Der "@itp 0aG" gu $l6 0C
oen ader; 100 ader oauon Iiao in
,selo. Dieles 2ano lit ales nobe
Der s. s. Goains ssarm. ssnr no
here austunft penoe man fih lo;orl
an Broobent & 6etnen.
4013 0apara Street
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-02-06

Dte olte Jrail pernetnte unp murps
barouf eiltldiieu.
.Solte ii9 Der eebeime 3ugane,
behen 8orbonbeniein ipir bermutben.
bislLeiht in benz onberen 3burm be-
finben24
r0ie ganse 8reite beg @9lofes ldge
bann NOD 3ipii3sn inn unb ben Ges
md4ern Der Marquiie 0o4 mir pere
ben ia feben. ~
Die 3ett tDnnte unsefdbr ftitnmen.
I'm bol6 brei berunf mag Der Morb
tpobl beriibt feilt.4
nDos ipenisItens fperoen mir bur4
bic Seftipn beftimmt erfabren, meinte
ber unteriu9ungsri9tsr.
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9inter Deridloiienel
Sbiirfn.
lsfsmaa ssn RanI s'aisreu.snt.
tTortiekunal

Jn pselem Mugenbiid trat Der Der.
beiseholte &utfder Elm. unb bas Derb0r
iuurbe nun iDieber aufeenommen. Nuh
bem Bert4ts bieies Wannes ipar Der
Oraf nod fnapp au bem nad paria
eebenben M4tubr3use suredt getoms
mtn. Der Rutfder bate sefeben, bab
btr Graf einseftiesen unb abssfdhren
mar; ber Babnbofstnfpettor fslbit, Der
Grotien unb ieinen 9rrber gut tannte,
battle. neil bic 3eit brdngte, inn feline
Gdbrfarte sebraht unb in ben Wagen
Gereif)4.
Hadbem bic @ernebmuns Der @dlobs
infaHen bereits beenbet mar, tpurbe ben
Aerrtn Dom @eri9t nod eine alte Trau
aus Der ltmstsenb borsefiibrt. @is
bate brouben I'm @dlob6of unter ibren
@efonnten tpidtis get1an nit benz. tpas
fe In Der berfloHensn Na4t geieben
Aaben tpolte. Das mar bon einem aus
btr Dtenerf9aft seb6rt lporben, Der fie
bann nt9t mehr losgelaTen unb trob
ibrss nunmebrissn @trdubens in bds
&9lpb gebraht bate. Sic mar felt
pier5ie Jabrea In Mi0p ols 9ebamme
oH{Sfiig unb tn Der Dorisen Wadt bon
@slIanfDurt betmeegansen, tpo iie einer
armsn Grnu 9etftanb selsiitet bate,
btren mann ihr ouf benz beimipeee bag
&elette CAB. NIs lie In Der Hdbe ron
SMlob Saints9ue antamsn, setpo5rten
ik IN bem iOnf gang buntlen gou Elm
f4 feltiam bin unb ber betpesenbes
Qt4t, bas ibrem @esleitsr eine lol4e
abergldubifhe Gheu einflSbte, baB er
ansrib unb bis Mlte alIetn lieb.
rNber tpes6olb benn nur21 forf9te
Der Neutrality-suspicious. erftaunt.
rQt nun, Gis ipfFen bod: es mar bt,
Ra1t Der EObten. Man fast, baB bi.
aruen Stslsn bann suriidtsbren, um
bie atbenbtn 5u bitten, bob fe fir ibr
Getlenbetl beten. .Das III eine arme
etele aus benz G9lob,' bat Sanpier
au mir etfast. Die tam ou9 au uns
beydusfommen.' unb bamit If tr
4etnserannt. sd babe bonn meinen
Wss oIIetn fortstiest."
.llnb mas tpurbe aus benz Qi6ts"
fydste Serpian. .9aben Sic e. ouh
fsrnerbin nod gefeben24
s3un6nft ni9t mehr. Mbtr aiif BEN
eGeet hinter benz part bob' ih n .f
nod mai umgebrebt. Do fab ih es
bon Qeuetn, tuie % i'm 2burm in bic
06be fties. 0orber mar "a unten &c.
iptftn."
rSn tDel4tm 9burma" mari Seantel
ui6t Obne Gpannung Elm. rSn benz
nit Der Wenbeltreppe24 Gr bate babel
ben 6flidsu 9burm I'm aug., In BEN
bas TOiletteaimmer Der Morquife lag.
Has fit cine 1rspps2" erpiberte
be Nlte bsritGnbniblos. ste tonnts
pffenbor bic innere ginrihtune bes
GnIofes nihi.
rgs sibt cine Menbeltrsppe IN ben,
8turm. ber nah sraneieres su liest.
erfGuterte SerDinn.
% nein," perfeste bic 9ebamme 70.
fort NIT GROCER 9eitimmibeii. sDiei.r
1burm fam man ia bon bem 3isel
aus ear nint mebr feben. Nur bsr
2burm. Der nod 9liflp 5u liest, unb ii
BEN betpegte fi9 bas 2i6t."
Der @taatsanipolt i1iittelte Der
aopf. aber Serpian iaste leife gu ihm,
sd CLAUDE. baB bic 9tIte NIT ibre,
lebieH Mngabe reht bat, iperbe mid
aber an Srt unb Gtelle babon iibsf.
aeusen. Damn fiigte er laut binsu.
rlIm ipslcbs ;3eit ipar benn bas?"
.gs f9tuS halb brei auf benz air4.
tburm in @iIfb, ais ih baheim on,
.lnnste"
r2aben sic fOnit nod sttpas @efon.
ber.s eehDrt pner aefehen91
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u ntu n IT..
~. s.. 4 =. sabu.
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@ad ssaeo. Sort 8ortb. Dallas. Rou,os
eltp, ct. eouis unb Chicago, tdalih
. lSnnlet Depot) .........8.45 Gbenbs
socaian9 oia SmitboilIe. 4. BORN.
limit:
Son chicago, ct. Souls. 8aufas gitn
9auas, 6ort g8ortb unb s8aco, tdalitf
tSuniet Depot .......... WDrqena,
Socalaua nia SmithuiGe -. 9.O5 Qbsnbs
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- aalt, cement, sano. gad

y. s"ttt WStStSItlt SUIU, Uuu
ltelne. feuertei1e Sterne une GncA.
2beer uno &spbaltpapier, Dabpoppt.
S1eer uno Aspbalt, Del, Serpeutln
.sarbeu, GiaS &c. &c. itets DDrratt.
bel 3. q. 7ielmamn. 306 81.
somrnercesStraBe. seieor,ge asre,it
cute aBaare fUWle cute uno reelie
8eoienuno tueroen aarnntirt. -
Eelephon 410
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Giienbabn= n=Jabr= Ylan.
S. 4 o. u. 0uba.
Nbfu hrt.

Rad alien RDrosEeIass BMntten ........
:. 800 Born.
Nob ct. Souls. Nempbis unb bem
Stten; .............1 nbr nnhm
Gacb yeDro 2eras, SonIos eun unb
ct. Gouis 8l5 of1enbs
Nab Nerifo. 8 ubr porm- u. 10. Is abeu be.
Qnfuntt.
8on St, 9onis nno oem Often. 2. 30 Born.
BDn localen Yunfteu ~. 20 mittoos.
8on q. 2pnis nnb Dem Often: 9. .55 abeu6s.
Won gareoo uno Werito. :. II 40 nad,m.
unb IN ohpnhs
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goutbern a.acific Oahu.

Mbfc brit.
Nad 3elp Orleans. SouIiun uuo Gal.
oelton ta9ltcb. 40 Bprm.
nno ........:.......10 10. 80 Abenos
Had ga9le 8aB,, gl~BoIu, 9aliSOruteu
uno UteEltD ............. 800 BORN
Nntnaft.
Bon Netu Orleans, Souitpn uub Col
peftOn ta9lib .7.35 Wpioene
uno 600 Nabm .............,..
Son el BaiD. Galifurnieu uno SRerit,
............... 8IN) Nhenha
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WeiudDt

EN- oeutifes Dtdohen, melde alla,
nleine 9ausarbeit beiorqen tana
2dberes in Der Office oieier Reituna
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Gulf gbure Bahu ,
t

" Ls
Rad 9aoeruia. Suthertauo Sprtnas
Stodea'e, t69Iih, 800 BORN
antunFt.
Bon StodbaIe Sutberlanb Springs uno
9aoeruia. 6olidh. .......2:30 Radhm
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q. ". 4 u. y. Saba.
VI F,t n hrf

Nbfabrt
Wab enero. goafum, 6Duhon unb gal.
oeltDn. tdslidb. 800 Born.
nno luis Nbenbs.
Raoh Gorpus Gbriiti. Sodpsrt unb Bee.
o oiue taalt6. :.,....... 1.35 Hahm.
Vacp Sorne uno aerru,le. t6alich
''''ss............. .9:25 Bur1ti
antun5t.
8nn euero, gontum. 6Dufton unb Col.
oeltOn, tagltd3. .7.45 Moroena
nno so Mbenos.
Son Gorpns gbrifti. 8Ddport uub Hee.
~ u.us sa9lim im:.:.:.....:....2.l5 l5 9a1m.
son Sor''e nxo &errnille. tnelIdb. 80.
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,,Bpro sypruoIin" f(s;.,sv <

"Sore ssormalin'. (Gi,ner &
slmenn), bait, menn es Wtproens
ols 3abns uno Wiuno 8alier oe.
braubt miro, 3dbne unb Wurb
tpabreno oes eansen 9oaes rein.
Y. s. 9 d mi ot, 6oufton, 9eras,
Naent.
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y tm6's 5 Gents oapana Gioarren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-02-06
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Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1905-02-25
Don't Need Hooks and Ewes.

'sThe hook and eye is one product Of
civilization that Oriental races cannot be
educated up to-" said manufacturer
who was discussing export trade. "0ur
firm made strenuous efforts TO popularize
hooks and eyes in China, Japan and
India, but we had to admit defeat and
retire from the field.
I'VE sell hooks and eyes all over the
world, even to the Esquimaux; but the
Orientals don't take to them. This is
partly due TO the mode of dress prevalent
in the far east. Garments are cut to con-
form TO the figure, of soft, clinging ma
terials, and after the attire has been adj
justed it is held in place by a sash
twisted around the waist. Unlike our
fashions, there practically has been no
change in the national costumes of China
and Japan in centuries. The nearest APP
proach to the hook and eye in use there
is q sort of garment fastener resembling
the frogs on a military greatcoat, and
even its use is not general. "-Philadel.
phia Record.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1905-02-25
ANTLERS VS.. HORNS.
How Elks Shed and Renew Their Won
derful Protection.

defful protection.
How many persons, among the many
thousands that annually visit our zoolog-
lcal parks, realize, as they pause to adj
mire the noble bucks OF the deer family
particularly the wapit, or American elk
that their branching antlers are cast off
annually and renewed and well hardened
within the short period OF seven months?
Before describing the manner in which
elk shed their antlerS, | should like 10 ex-
plain the difference between "antlers'
and horns" All the members of the
deer family-the moose, caribou, elk lin
Europe the animal which we call moose
Is known as elk, and smaller deer-pos-
sess antlers, while the appendages on the
heads or goats, sheep, cattle and the like
are known as horns, and, with one ex-
eeption-the American antelope. or prong
horn-are retained by their owners
throughout life.
ELK shed their antlers about the first of
February, though much depends upon the
locality and upon the age and health of
the animal. 1t often happens that one
antler is carried several days after the
other has been dropped. The new antlers
push oil the old ones, and when they APP
pear they resemble scars ON the animals
FOREHEAD, but soon take the form OF two
black velvet buttons about the size OF sill
WEE uOildFS. AS tney continue 10 grow
they gain in length only, and by the first
OF July they have attained their full size.
If you could examine them now, you
would ind them soft, rather flexible,
nougished by blood, and incased in
thick, tough skin covered with velvety
fur. The antlers are now lin the velvet"
as the hunters term it, most critical pc
Rod for the owner. who seems to realize
1t, for he is careful to avoid contact with
anything liable to injure them. Should
an accident happen and the skin get brok-
en- or the antler disfgured, it might re-
suit in the elk's bleeding 10 death, or in
his carrying a deformed antler until the
following February. Through a process
of nature the blood vessels that have fed
the antlers are shut off about the middle
Of July, and then they begin to harden
A few weeks later the elk may be seen
rubbing them against trees or thrashing
them about in the brush while endeavor-
ing TO rid them of the velvet, and in a
few days it hangs in shreds and soon dis
appears entirely. The elk is now lord of
the forest, and is ready to combat with
his riFals or enemies.-St. Nicholas.