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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-02-15
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| Ser &nrus Set ben fuIinariidem @emiiifea
| nes 3asembofeS,

Ser &nrms Set ben tuIinari{tben @eniisiea
oes 3arembofeS.
Seine anbere europdii9e 9ofhaltung
fam it9 on 2urus NIT ber rufff9sn
msKen. Dies gilt insbei ionbere in Be-
aug auf Die faiferli9e Safsl, bic idhrs
aug, jabrein folpffale @ummen per,
idlinst. Die Slide lit am rufffden
9ofe burdaus frunaDiifd unb mehr als
Elm Barrier Reitaurateur bat, als 2eibs
to6 no9 Petersburg berufen, bort letn
Slid senna9t. Der duBere 2lpparat
ber ru1iif9en 9oftiihe 1T sin nnsebeue
rer. Sic unteritebt bem 0ofmarf9aa.
Qt6er ibre eigentlide 2ettuns liest in
ben 0dnben pes iogsnanntsn vRam<
merfouriers." Ser tit eine gar ipi9s
tise perf0nli9feit, bat Oberitenrang,
trdet l1niformfrad, Dreimafter unb
Degen, bat bic 8ruit nit Stsrnen unb
Rreusen bebedt unb mubte friiber aud
nod etnen befonberen Srsueib leiiten.
0abei TT duh er nur Elm friiberer Sod.
Seine Madt 1T srob unb ba man am
9ofe ftets in Der Jur9t por Qttentaten,
AUDI folden bur4 @ift, f9tpsbt, lit benz
&ammerfourier cine faft unbef9rdnfte
@eipalt iiber Dos ihm unter1tellte pere
fonal eingerdunlt.
Dieiss perional b.itebt sund9it aus
ber yRanslei," in Der IL SefretGre bez
fhdftist, unb Der 4 @iaes6puriere, "a
Sberlafaien, 81 2ataien, 18 Inter
ldtaien, ba5u 81 2ataise6ilFen unters
georbnet iinb. On Der Spite Der Ru9e
felbit tpirfen 2 ,gbefs," beibe sSranaos
fen, beren Gebdlter benen zines preubt>
fden Miniiters taum na1iieben. Sic
tperben burd 4 llnter9efs, 38 &D9e,
20 2ehrlinse unb 80 Rii9eniunsen
unteritiiBt. Cine Qlbtbeilung fir ii9
TT bic paitetenbdderei. beren Obers
baupt eleidFaus Elm pariier 1T; 2
nSberbdder," 2 .Sbsrtonbitoren" unb
20 @ebilfen bilben fetnen Stab. Das
Bel TT Gar Ritolaus H. fir feline pere
ION elm Greunb ausgefpro9eu sinfa9er
Speiieu unb er bat cine 0orliebe fir
einise rufiiide 9lationalgeridts, ipte
nomentlid ben 8urf9t unb bic 9f9i@
Suppe.
2lfs Wein tpirb an Der Softafel fat
nur franSOiif9er gbompoener nnb
8orbeanr gstrunten. Seben 9erbit Be-
reifen 4genten ber 9ofpertpaltung bic
Champagne unb bic @ironbe. utn bic
beiten probutte bes Sabrss anautaufen.
Gdbelbuft aber 1T Der Mufnanb, ber
NIT DelitateHen s.trieben pirb. gu
ieber Sabrtsaeit tommt bas pradt>
bolite Sbit auf ben Stf9 bes Raifers.
Die aussefu3ttiten Brii9te Der erIten
fransofifden 3ii4tereien ipanbern
brett nad Petersburg. pariier Geins
f9meder beflaeen ii9 ernitlih, man
befomme feline tabellofen Galpilles
aepfel mebr, oa bic Be ten grempIare
iiberbaupt nidt auf ben Marft, fons
bern brett na4 Rnblanb perfanbt tperz
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-02-15
gp,atberu 4sacific 0abm.
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Nacb Netu Orleans, Souiton uno @al.
oeItOn tdglib. H. 40 BGrm.
uno. 10. 80 Mben6s
Rach eagle BaB, gl 9aiu. ggliforaien
uno WteIifo ..............A 900 Born.
Gutunft.
8on 3etu Orleans, Souitpn unb Col
oeiton tdglib. ...........7.35 Morgens
unb 600 Na6m.
Bon 81 4saIo, galifornten un6 Merifo
8.(lf Nhprfha
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-02-15
;, ,AHlIpprfeit 9te!"

sd petb nt9t, lpas Sic tpouen.
Jeoenfolls lam id Sbnen bic be-
ftimmte Grtlaruue seben, baB mir bon
etnem folden @ebein,niB ni9ts befanni
TT. Sd CLAUDE du9 nidt. bob es bers
arttges bier i'm Sdloife gibt."
rObne 3neifel perben Sic ben
Muni6 begen. Ssrr graf, bic Gntf9lae
fene gu fehen," bub nunme6r Der
@taatsanpalt piebsr an. Sc ftdtten
sie. bab i9 sic binseleits."
@ratien fnien etne Gintpenbuna ma@
den gu tpoIIen. Sein 30sern tpGbrte
iebo6 MIR einen furaen Moment, bonn
berbeuste er it@ fapsisenb unb folste
benz Staatsantpaft. Dieter bate Gers
bian nnb 2emdrhdnb etnen unmerfz
ltden Minf seseben. 8eibs blteben au@
rid unb itiegen erit na9 elmer Meile in
ben obersn 5tod 6inouf, nit leiier
@timme tire @ebanfen unb geobade
tlngen austaufhenb.
8ei bem gintritt in bas Sterbeaimz
mer bate Seantel feinen Besleiter niht
aus ben Nugen selaiien. auein befen
3iige briidten nihts als iene Riibrung
unb grfdiitteruns aus, bic bem ii9 bier
bietenben Nnblid entfprud.
.Mie friebli9 unb I9Dn fie baliest!"
fliiitsrte er. ,g2i9ts in bieiem ftillen
MntliB beutet auf bic entfeslide Dirt
bin. in Der iie uns entriifen puroe."
Nihts in fei,ter 9altuns lieB auf
Gurdt ober @eripirruns i6lieben.
Wenn bteier Mann in Der Shat f1uls
big mar, muBte Der @taatsantpalt Bel
iid benfen, bann tpohnte ibm eine 10
grobe @epalt iiber iid felbft inne. bab
es febr speifel6aft erf9einen mubte, Of
es Der Suftis selingen iperbe. ibn 5lt
iiberfiihrer.--
2emar9anb unb bet lnteriu1ungss
ri9ter paren in ben oberen Sang gee
lanst, mo iie fteben blieben unb ii9
fliifternb tpetter befpra9en.
sd beriidere sic, er 1T itdrfer ipis
mir a[le aufammen," meinte Serbian.
.99on tpdbrenb Der ganaen Gabrt
mubte ib Ietne ipunberbare @elbftbez
6errfduns bepunbern unb bic @ez
tpanbtbeit. nit Der er MIDI iiber afles
ousaubolen fu9te. Nnein td mar auf
meiner 9ut unb lieb i'm nidt einmal
bariiber tn's alare fommen, OBJ mir an
Morb ober Selbitmorb glauben.
~llnb mas 1T nun Sbre innere llebere
aeuguns. Gerbian9 Sie tpifen, bab sic
mir ridboltlos pertrauen biirfen."
.9os tpeib ih, unb bespegen min ia
gang often iein. Der @raf bat, baron
1T ipubl ni4t mebr gu 5peifeln, bic
Sbat ni9t felbF psriibt, alIein er tsnnt
ben 5bater. Dos iteb. bel mir feit,
obne bab idh einen 8eipeis bofiir eeben
tann."
So miiiien mir ibn gum @prenen
bringen!"
.0os tpirb fatpieris fein. S6 bin
iider, bab peber mir nod sseantel bds
selinsen tpirb-b09itens Sbnen!"
vMir2" enteesnete 2emar9anb be-
trnffen. .Nein, t1 fam ben Menfden
binfort nidt mehr feben. St fon feinen
Sou mebr BON mir beaieben."
rDns tudre bur9aus Derfebrt. Menn
sic jemals bas unbeimlide Rdtbfel se>
lDft unb ben Morb eerddt feben tpolz
len, 10 miifien sic gebulbig beobahten,
mas Der @raf fernerbtn tbui unb treibi.
Mber gana i'm 9ebeinen, obne bab CT
cine ahnung babon bat. Was er pors
hin iiber feline llnterrebuns NIT Sbrer
Sodter eradblte, entipri9t ni9t ber
Mahrheit, baOon bin id feit iibsrseust.
Muh oenft er gar nidt baran, na1
Mmerifa gu geben. 2tber bas ales
iperben mir ni9t BON 6eute auf mpraen
berousbefommen, nur bic 3ufilnft fann
,ins 8etpeife liefern.
l5Drtiesun9 folatf
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-02-15
ssiir $500 nad) 9enti9lanO.

0eutib amerifanii6e 8eituneen
tueroen i'm alten Gaterlanb nit aru<
Ben Sntereiie eeleien, neil fie fih
frei ausipreben uno bdufig BON oriiz
ben mebr Neuiefeiten unb @a6rih.
ten bringen, ais Die beutIben 8eis
tungen ielblt. Die vssreie 8reiie fur
Eeras" lift briiben nberau, tppbin iie
aeianbt tpirb, Elm iebr germ gelebener
@aft uno fann ii9 riibmen, Slners
fennung uno Wiiroigung 5u finben,
pie aus 5ablreiben 8riefen an unS,
lDtuie an Dieienigen, fpelbe oas Blatt
an lire 8erwanbten l1iden, berpor.
aebt. 8er oaber ieinen 8ertpanoten
uno Sreunoen cine ssreuoe erpeiien,
ibnen Elm millfonllnenes @eI6enf
MAIDEN min, Der beitelle fir fie Die
~Sreie Breiie fir Teras". Das Sns
tereiie fir 9eras, tpie iiberbaupt fir
ben Staat unb Die @eeenb, no bic
Wertpanoten pobnen, lift in Deutib.
LAMB iebr lebbaft unb es lit unn5as
li6, in Brioatbriefen cine 10 griin0.
libe Gnffldrung uno 8elbreibung
BEG fremben 2anbes gu geben, mie
oies Die .Sreie YreHeA allm6hents
lih tbut. Sir ben geringen Breis
BON So nerienoen mir pprtDfrei unier
reibboltiges WDbenblatt elm Sabr
an iraenb cine Nbreife i'm Nuslanbe.
Die ssreie Yrefie fir geras pnbf.
GDm0aun.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-02-15

Seine Dual fommt Der Dur1 Nbeu>
natismus ueruriabten gleib. Durb
ben @ebraub BON Gimer & 0(membs
Necept 9fo. 1851 tpirb iofort 2in=
oerung geibaffen. 6. s. g hmibt.
SDuitDn TeraS gaent.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-02-15
DR.. ]. H. BINDLEY,
spt,ialiit fiji ssss'ss;ia Sss araui5eiten.
Office. M0Ore-Gebaude.

Dsr 4ers anb in
Deittrret4. SIN Sabre 1904
prafti5irten in gang Sefterrei9 II, ,765
@er5ts sesen 1859 i'm SABRE 1903.
Die meiiten Ier5te entfauen auf g2ies
ber0fterreidh (3573), 80bmen (2815
unb- Gali3ien (1446), bic tpenisiten auf
Brain Q0O unb Sal5burs Q4D. Sn
9osnien unb ber 9eraesobina pratii=
5irten 1913 Nerate. Don ben Qanbess
bauptftdbten bat M}ien bic meiIten
(2808), 3ara bic tpeHisitsn (22) Merate.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-02-15
Sinttr DeridlOifeneu
gbiirtl1.
tIDrtfebuna)
Msman bsn Raul o'aisremont.

tTOrtiebuna)
Der @raf p. glefiis offnete ietne
f4narsen Nugen melt. ~Sn9@ Iaste
sr stbebnt- uWlein @ott, aus pelhem
Grunbe2@
Dian bat es aebDrt."
limb aipor bolltommsn glaubtpMrs
bise perionen," febte 2emorhonn
hin5u.
Damn ba6en bieIe iid eben qes
tGufht. .rflGrte @rotien obne tpsiteres
Htiinnen.
.Rsbmtn sic f9 in a9t! Neb.
men Sic fih in adt! follen Sic su Grau
y. pleifis seiast baben.4
I'm ben Wlunb bes @rofen audte ea
bel Seontels Worten unmertli1, abet
pI0bIid iehien inn sttpas sinsnfalIen
-Sie haben sana reht, 9err @tadts-
anlpali," perfeste er. sd babe bos In
btr 9bot ssfaet, ALIEN Sic folen sleit
sDrtn, in fptldem 3ufammenbans. 81
iinh nttr in LETTER 3ett mebrfdh Mner=
bietnnetn bon Gonturrenten bes 6errn
lemarhanb sen,odt iporben, unb if
ntrbebltt msinsr @htpdgerin BET unfes
rem lssten Beifonmenfein ni1t, bab id
mid pieuei9t peranlabt ieben tDnne,
borouf ein3ueehen, lpenn nleine berems
tigten Wiinide iinruerfort ouf Wibers
5tnnb itieben. gs lit nobl fein 8peifel,
hoB bas fir Germ aemar1dnb Bel met.
ntr eenauen aenntniB ieines gdn3en
gefhdftsbetriebes unb i.iner sSabriia.
tionssipeist Elm fdtpersr gdoben jein
iuiiybt, unb barauf anfpielenb ipi.bers
6oIte i'd: ipenn man mid i9ls1t BE.
AanbsIt unb INNER blos biubGlt, II
netmen Sie iid IN aht."
5eantel fdbien hiefe MuftlGrung Al
ssniisen, ober 2emarnanb aos ein ga.
pier aus ieiner Hriefiaf@ unb fast.
~6sr 1T Der Brief, Der n1einer Eohfel
9tre Mniunft on3eigte. Mud er ent.
SSH cine fSrmlids Drobuns-
sd tann mid, ieinss Wortlantes
ni&t mebr senou .rinnern," periest,
0rctien. ,0efotten sic mir, bab Id
i'm iriebtr bur1leie."
Ct nabn bag Dlatt unb las. tpas
na@ 2ernRrndnbs unb beg 5taatsan.
ipoIts Meinuns aiemliG lanae ipdbrte
~Dos G6rsiben entbdlt alIerbtnas
cine Drobung, CAB sr bann gu, vaIleir
tk if-ipie i'd mir sIeid bn9te-mi
ber DOrbin angefiibrsen a.ub.run,
ietntH4. Sd tpiu sana offen fem: BIZ
Gtbriibtr Buffers IN pbildbelpbia, I'M,
fsre f4drffttn aonturrsnten, bobtn mil
gang fiiralid sinen febr giinifieen On.
easemtntsantras semant. eie tpiHen
9trr Qemnr4onb, tpie oufrihtia erae.
Mn ID JtneH bin. au6 Iisbe i'd mel
Isen Bruber unb mein Boterlanb piel a,
itbr. I'm leidten 9ersens iib.r btr
Datcn gu dieb.n. 4lIefn ssbre Meige
RING, duf meinen Munf4 einsug.ben
fotrie Qaures abtpeiienbes Nerbaite,
Satten mid in cine Stimmung ptrfest
IN Der i4 ihr f9rieb: Nebmen Sie iid
IN o1t. Sie tpiifen ni1t, tposu bic Ser
ttptiFuns einsn Wldnn bon meiner Mr
gu brinsen permas!"
Bon feinen 3ubSrern er6ob feiner
eine Ginptnbune; bic ein5ige perfon
bic bieie Nuslesung bate beitdttaei
ober 5uriidip.ifen f0nneu, mar ia nt6
mebr untsr ben 2ebenben.
pl0blih erbob fih Qemar4anb, ira
biht an ben Grafen beran unb frdat
nit rauber Stiinms, inb.m er i'm on
Mrrne pad.s: $50 ift Der sehsims San,
bier I'M Sdioba"
@ratien fubr 3uiaminen unO lourb
leiGenblab Man fab ss ibm an, pi
ihtper ss ihln lpurbe. feline Selbitbe
btrrfhung 5uriidaugepinnen. .2lber
Gle fbun mir ia ipeb, iaete er enblid
.lalTm Gle mid bod Ios."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-02-15
g. u. u u. Y. 8abm.
VI hf n hrt

Nab gnero, goatur, Souffon unb Sol.
neitpn, tagltb. 300 Borm.
uno 1915 Mbenos.
Wath Gorpus gbrifti, Rodp1rt unb Bees
billie td9lih h...,..........1.35 Nahm.
Wadl Borne mno Serrnille, ta9lith.
............... .9.z5 S0rn1.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-02-15
Slit tn yiabrunaSmttteln

sybr iptBt biellei6t itt9t, baB ttan6e
gergiftungseri6e aus ben Nab>
runssmitteln itammen. 9r. Sings
9tem 2ife pillen beilen garantiert ale
Sranfbeiten, Die bur6 8ergiftung ober
nnperbanli6teit perurIa6t iperben.
rs Gents bel s. 8alteDer & Sobn (@,
s. s. S6mitt) unb 9lbOlpb 9reiB,
8erlud]t lie.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-02-15

IsS ssaIf. cement. Sano. Bad
iteine, feuerfefte Steine uuo SbpA'
Ebeer uno Nspbaltpapier, Dabpappe'
9beer unb Nspbalt, Del. Terpentin.
syarben, @la5 &c. &c. tets oDrrdtbig
BEL s. 6. 9ielta,amn, BOG Sft'
Communicating. @iebrige Breiie,
quite gSaare i0iuie CUTE uno reelle
8eoienunp uerben 'a0rnntirt. --
Eelepbpn 410J
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-02-15

vScrp syurmatin", tGimer &
SlmeitS), balt, tpenn es W1oreens
als 8abn= un6 Muno 8aiier oe<
broubt tpiro, 8dbne uno W1uno
tpdbreno oes gan5en Cages rein.
Y. s. 9 d mibt, Suuitun, 1eras,
NQent.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-02-15
Wmlf Sbore 8abn.

o q q TT.
Roh 9anernia, SUTHERLAND Sprinas.
Stodhafe. tdgltcb, 800 Bprnt
Nnfunft.
Bon Stodbale, Sutberlanb Springs unn
2anernin. tdolita. 2:30 Nathm,
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-10-18
The Farmer Educational and
Cooperative Unisa Of America.
CONDUCTED ay j. Q. sra,eLiae.
ga- Communications Intended for this
department. alb eald be addressed 60
). G. Gtribling, Pandleton, g. c..
The Happy Iiasfass.

save y0n ever COOK . pleasant asroll
over the farm gsitA q real prosperous
rarmeer about fhts time OF the year7 Il
oves O little enteYtainaaant in your
0sye: Whsn cay a prosperous far
mora do not mean the: exclusive or
almost exclusive cotton grower!
mean the man that &arnas Hike q real,
fni!-blGoded, nnadulterated farmer.
Ans prosperous fsymeFs shous this
season or the year. will lead you
he 10 doing; ne will want YOU to a ase e
how deep the piovss have been goinR
down. and how snt Doth and even the
smali grain and .grass lands have been
made with hia improved impl emaa a.:
ne is adniring the fine etanis OF The
snaH RxalD. etpyeEs, lucegR and Inr-
nlpe, and lie comparing the nrAess,,15Ss5 81 6
s shS 0iitYpsIe or mis-: test between che
broadcast Rpwn oate, oil now showing
vigorous growth In the contest for eoad
...gTaft1 upon the land 5sfc;e the try-
lng Wineer upheayals may come
S The big yeliesy ==:s:ssss7 psars ) /, ara !,
yls!ng With the rcd wintss: s5nias
1vS ting prlzes OF both beauty and iua-
elose mayor. while the ox.eyed daises
and golnen rods are making cautious
whatayars f0F tlsa 1nnnrtaafaa shor0., ~ hsn a.,
each other .i,y.; Che nntt9n sSmn = Sanars ="
DpOSa hsil and dale everywhere on the
myTiade az fI,s sn,niiar ane,,n,}: Sa,,,anS a.e
.-richly colnpad vaIinwH raa Aom s,,oss,ia az,
and rrassn lanVeaL- ffat ,ar,S anaghapt'.
menE 10 fi,a eeane. whila Sba5 9nS.sn dss.Isi,n
Hnga WI. .ths @ AZ M rt,s w a. eue tn Oh Ins Rnole
TINT ID hasysn .isire 1'pha
This hannvS YsImarf f}5 90 ,,x.; l,,,a.,,, :
tinsaa on fys tsasI f,ona oiusn ts,
eVansr1p mi Shs ann oss gTn1a 49, ~ ,sns
cnttns, ssssSsta 81 InG onG now
:IifaSaa!.sl sf.ss n a;a fam;Igsy, go ~ = als
ilansieii s,nntS i,s. nyi.s nf
he ygilI fead aynr5 arnSnA - a., sssoa, Az nus
yars .,nfs snatcfs covsS ~ ,ssa en9 SaIn, Sa
ana isata, S ;s III auaess,
I,Y,f ~ sstH $3.50 "a St tnS
and ths nn;eh Is ~ ~ tha fr.isn; sss snAoats
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-10-18

syiola lone of
hsseig ear. Bid ia son son 5of5 3. ss
4 ssnnrela g aifney !; nd ss ssccis
AdensAll ysshos on ss5aturda by His 18.
EybaFtols broth III bc was Bk ootinRi ne
chieken he ball / w osiib an.
sersd HE breas az las 4 tSini not been
found ssal & a i may prove Fatal Il # 5'
anisl 5uliy D ths 10 noted H 81 otto,,, Fl, 4,
sySal lator, a drasaefs 3 tho fsfnieSa of
Sumter count 55sstufd dkyss 81 Hs suraeii
sshen to sstict ctKs . togat III, ia said n i6Iax
81: the aotson prod sefs aoae the Eight
tssilis time lean defsat fof
Sss Iuiian ilson q. 81 merchant II 1 81 d I5 {. Il
Go0ner Sp1At f sss iii 50 iauasbnru
stU5oansr, sssss foul iSss nauri idsrsd { 3ridas
night by DIM s EIs slepf
stt The atgfe 81 lone and tit d ma ard II as
not df facoysted until ID nexs morn
" . d gE &. reots ares being
sshsid fsEs & Sts
snsSh Ill iiitssks iisk s foSnt Il Il balI saaceid dens
ksss took lace CHG joth herd day,
Thor lyRde b ]. sspasSh n ofl Ehhslss.
Tan, piHgsn fnilhaSk & sos the aaru hs i.
sgaina varsity Glove lid s,iss
as q sgs 81 shs 81 a
acsat an SO M IS VI ssEa ss E
BE pDsra It's sss issssfi M siii IL II,
ESssysts 81 u I,aaadist Bossah
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-10-18
ANDERSON s. G, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER Is, 1905.
GENERAL NEWS.

49, Reports from Alabama counties
show show a heavy decrease in tho cotton
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-05
NO WOMEN WANTED
Indiana Nonagenarian Insists That
None Shall Attend His Funeral

Special to The Herald.
INDIANAPOLIS Ind, Aug. A.
Isaac Perry, the oldest and perhaps
the most eccentric man in Clark coun-
ty, known throughout the state as a
woman hater, has nearly completed
preparations for his own burial and
has determined that no woman shall
see his body laid to rest, the inter-
ment of remains being made secretly,
if necessary, in order to prevent the
attendance of females. He is over 81
years old. He has had monument
completed to crown his tomb.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-05
POLICE BREAK UP LATE
MEETING OF H00DLUMS
Six Boys Carted to jail for Disturb
ance In a Sixth Street
District

Numerous complaints have been made
to the police department in the last
few days by persons living in the vicin-
ity of Ceres and Sixth streets of a
gang of boys creating a disturbance
until late hours in the night.
Last night six boys were arrested by
Policemen Richard Rose and Kriege
and sent to the police station on a
charge Of disturbing the peace. These
boys were found by the officers quar-
reling among themselves after 10
o'clock at night.
They gave their names as T. H.
Zafris, A. Lavgini, Charles Olsen, Joe
Ruggero, Claud Afford and Frank
Vienna. The last three named were
under the curfew age and were sent to
the detention home for the night. The
other boys were locked in the city Jail.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-05
INDIAN MAIDENs SOLVE
THE SERVANT PROBLEM
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
APPLETON, Wis, Aug. 4.-The SER
want girl problem in this district has
been partially solved by the employ
ment of Indian girls who have grad
uated from the government school.
Several are now in the kitchens of fam
lilies here. receiving the same wages
as white girls.
They have all taken courses in do
mestic science at the school, and their
work is praised by their employers.
From thirty to forty more from Oneida
reservation will graduate shortly, and
according to one of the Indians en-
ployed here, they will seek kitchen
work in Green Bay and Appleton.
Among those employed here now one
is a graduate of Lincoln institute,
Philadelphia. and two are graduates
of the Hampton school in Virginia.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-05
NEWSPAPERS WANTED
FOR SCHOOL COURSES
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
ALLENTOWN, Pa, Aug. Aft the
people will be unreasonable and insist
on their children attending schools in
localities most convenient to them, the
only remedy found is to build school
houses on wheels and move them about
as the population shifts" This is the
novel report that the high school COM
mittee has made to the local board OF
school controllers.
The same committee suggested that
newspapers and magazines rather than
books, be used in supplementary read
ing courses for pupils and teachers, and
that there be a return to the old-time
spelling books.
They also hit at the school lead pen
Gil, (which is in the mouth the greater
part of the time, and which is otter
changed from one month to another
oftentimes to the profit of the under.
taker."
The committee further reported tina
the writing and spelling of some teach
ers would be discredit to a 10-year
old scholar. The teachers of the higl
school were ordered to brace up II
their work or lose their places.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-05
HOOK BROTHERS
BUY FAST BOAT
YOUNG AUT0MOBlLISTS TO
TRY SPEED ON WATER
ENGINE ALONE WORTH $1,000
Trial Trip Of "Water Wagon" viii Be
Made Soon In San Diego Bay.
Twenty-one Miles an Hour
Capacity
ENGINE ALONE WORTH $1,000

Barbee and William Hook, wealthy
young automobilists Of 1885 Hoover
street, placed a motor boat on San
Diego bay Thursday which is unique
among western launches.
The water Wagon" as the owners
have seen f1t to dub their boat, is built
for high speed, and with only a five
foot beam is thirty-six feet over all
and capable of making nearly twenty
one miles an hour.
The boat is equipped with a speedway
engine valued at $4,000 and built ex-
pressly for the Hook brothers by the
Gas Engine and Power company of
Morris Heights, New York. The en-
gine is a four-cylinder 6x6, and in the
present boat is capable of making over
900 revolutions a minute.
The hull was built by the Mathews
Boat company of Bascom, Ohio, and,
being of chosen timber, Is exceptionally
light. The cockpit will accommodate
an engineer, pilot and ten passengers.
1t is the intention of the Hook broth
ers to run a trial trip in San Diego bay
as soon as some of the minor parts Of
the machinery can be set up.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-05

formerly a baker in Austin and living
at 201 North Park avenue, that sub
urb. Five years ago the family moved
Henrys went to South Haven for the
summer, taking the dog. Bob"
seemed restless and two weeks ago
disappeared. Friday he staggered
into the back yard at 2O1 North Park
avenue and was recognized by neigh
bors, who fed him.
Mr.. Henry came to Chicago yester-
day in search of the dog and was no.
titled of his whereabouts.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-05
SELLS HER HOSE TO
PAY RAILROAD FARE
special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
ENGLISH. Ind, Aug. 4.-The station
here today was the scene of an auc-
ton out of the ordinary. A young
couple had been put off a train for fall
ing to pay their fares. They were well
dressed and refined looking. After a
conference the young man took off a
fancy vest and offered to sell it at auc-
ton. 1t brought very little.
The young woman then produced a
new pair of fine shoes and five pairs
of silk stockings and offered them for
sale. A crowd soon gathered, and there
was good deal of rivalry among the
men to obtain the hose. The couple
took in enough money to get tickets to
st. Louis. The young woman said she
would sell every stitch before she would
beg.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-05
MAN ACTS AS BARREL
AND SAVES GIRLS LIFE

Special to The Herald.
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J., Aug. A.
Acting as a human barrel, J. C. Punch
st. Louis manufacturer. saved the
life of Miss Grace Walton of Altoona
Pa, after he had pulled the girl from
the surf at the foot of Maryland ave-
nue..
When Mr.. Punch got his charge
ashore he discovered that she was un-
conscious. In the absence of a barrel
to roll the water from her lungs, he
knelt down and allowed the guards to
roll the girl over his back until she
could breathe. Miss Walton soon re
covered.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-05

these products German traders have in
troduced large numbers of harmless
blacks from other parts of Africa into
the CAMERON forests. Recently the
Mems got angry over the collection of
rubber and ivory and revolted.
The official reports show that the
savages attacked the peaceable blacks
and their overseers during all the
month of June, and that the sum total
of persons whom they cooked in their
big caldrons and afterward devoured
was 1000 negroes and eight white men.
The German military force in the dis
trict did all possible to prevent the
canniballsm but was overwhelmed by
numbers and rendered powerless.