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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-09-01

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8aIDnaufitieg. 9abei fiihrte er els
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lieB er 1ah chamber iebs Stide
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geuabrte. Im DDnneritag nahmits
tae n1ahte er nieber einen Mufitie9.
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befanoen lib nieaei6t 25,000 Menz
lhen, mefhe benz intereiianten Shaus
ipiel nit aroBer Iufmertiamfeit suz
lhauten. BlDBlih - er mar bereits
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item tlar, 6aB ith bort Dben in ben
W0lfen Elm furbtbareS unQliG obs
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tronen anauainoen pfleate. oas @as
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trug, nit einem Wtal efplooiert. Bie
Der BOrgana gepeien 1T, meiB ia
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uneliidli1en Wannes, ionie Seben
feines 8aIon8 uno Stide Der @on'
Def fano man, ipater in siemlib gnts
fernung BON Dem Nusiteaungsplabe.
Inter ben 8uIbauern befanb fih audi
Srau SOP; alS ibr Thar murbe, mas
geIdeben iei, brad iie nit einem lau'
fen Nufibret suiammen. Sop ftammte
aus 0DuItDn uno 1T bort uno bier in
San GntDniU 1ufaesDaen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-09-01

nab oieIem 8erfabren behanoelt uno
in eff 56uen cine uoQitdnoiae Set
flung Der 9uberfulolis ersielt. 8ie
Serlude erItreden iiber cine bintdnoz
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ben 8ert Der Sur 81 fDrmulieren
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unter Der Negioe Der Seem gDrf Unit
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miatig genug geba(ten, I'm Dem
Gersteitono in einem nertraulihen
Girfular Weitteilune 6abor 81 mos
Gen unb aur Nabprifung auf5ufDrs
bern.
Da8 8erfabren 1T Die ginfabbeit
le[ber uno rtaQ nieIeidt, geraoe neil
es au Iebr an ben &rautersD Dttur
%erinnert, pDn manG1en NerSten, Die nit
i6weren &iitseug Der 8ii1enldaft
angetan iino. nidt emit geuummen
| meroen.
Iu8 GrGutern auer Nrt, aus CRIB
len, &rant uno Riben, pirb ourh
| 3ermablen uu6 Bre11en Der Bflans
aenIaft geppnnen uno bieier Saft,
penn er fir cine 8eittano einen
beroorraQeuoen Teil Der OiGt beS
acknowledgements biGoet, fibrf
anaeblih Die 6eitunq. b. E. oas
BerIdninben Der Tuberfelbasiuen
aug Den @etpeben, in benen er lth
feit9eIebt Eat. berbet. 9as Wittel
mutet i'm eriten Nueenblide pieQeidt
Notwithstanding an, oerotent Qber
aleidwol Beadtuna, neil berpprra'
aenoe pbpfiplueii6e gtaenibaften
Dem als 0eilmtittel oienenoen Bfans
| seniafte niht absuipreben ftno. Ser
Saft entbGlt unter Mnoerem rei9lim
8rDteintDrper, 8rpteioe, rpie man fie
nennt, uno Die Qua(ttdt bteler &Drs
per, III oenen audi oas 0dmDelDbtn
ielber geb6rt, als Blutz uno @eue=
bebiloner iino BON Der @iiienidaft
anerfannt. Wan penoet fie gerabe
in Der Bebano[une BON f6rperlih
9el@ma6ten aonititutioner1 CUR Ser.
beiierung Der Blutmiidung in auss
geoebntem WtaBe an. uno 5par ges
wann man Biz iebt Die gimeiBf6rper
aus tieriidem @imeiB.
IS lit ferrer betannt, oaB bic
reihlide 8ufubr DDn iolhen fart
ittfitDffhaltiaen BrDteioeu belunoers
Die 3obl uno gneraie Der meiBet
8luttDrberben nermehrt. uno cine
giQen5d1oTt, nerr ridt aQr Der 8e=
ruff btefer neiBen glutfDrperben lit
ea, oaB ginrtbtungen, Die Nusbeu=
tung uno Germebrung oon Dem tiez
rilhen &Drper ihdoliden Wifr0Drs
eanismen au betdmpfen uno gu pers
bitten. go primitin, mie 0as Wits
tel i'm erlten Iueenblide erideinen
tDnnte, 10 beoeutet oaiielbe phbiiDloe
giih cine forcierte .8ufubr pDn
8flansenz8 rotetn in einer G6rper,
Der aur Nbtuebr uno CUR 8erbutung
bes Teitiebens feino[iber aleintpe.
len, i'm t~Dntreten Sale Der 9ubertels
baaiuen, Die Stdrfuna Der nit oteIer
SimerheitsfunftiDn betrauter peiBer
8lutf6rperben nptrpenoiq bat. giner
milieni9aftliden @runblaee entbebrt
Die &uiieu'Ibe Sur ourbaus nibt,
man Tam pielmtebr nit Spannung
bic meiteren ReIultate abparten,
fau8 bic ermdbnte 8ebanofung BON
Der dratli6en Welt elmer griinoliben
Ha9prifuna unternDrfen ruiro.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-09-01
Sch Shr nerIpbt9

9eute, Die itd uerbeiraten tuouen. lo1z
ten baran benfen, oaB mande Streiti9z
fetten bermieoen peroen fDnnen, inoem
ie Die &erbauuns bur6 electric 8itters
in Orbnun9 balten. g. 81. 8ropn bon
8ennettspiQe, g. g., iast: Set Sobren
fit meme Srau i6redli6 an l1nberbau=
li6feit, big iie lire aroft unb Starfe
pertor unb 5u einem S9atten 6%erabianf.
electric 8itters BETTE ite fufort unb
lte0te lie p6llis tpie0er Der. Sic lift iebt
gang eeiunb unb frdftig. gu BADEN BEL
s. &alteper & SObn, SEQ. s. S.
G9mibt, Sigentimer, uno loolf 9retB
Breis so gts. per SlaIde.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-09-01
@te 8elb ~aefmmSen.


@eiunbbeit ftnbeu, 1T wie @elo &C.
funben : 10 benfen Die, Die frauf iinb.
@enn SIR Suiten, g%rtdltung, rauben
SAILS pber gruittpeb babt, banoelt l9nea,
ME @. 6. Barber, Sanop 2esel, 8a.,
Der iast: uS6 bate srdBli6es gruitz
iueb, unb ba i'd bur9 anbere Meittel
feline grlei6teruns fanb, iuurbe i'd
i6lieBfi9 bur6 Or. Sings Neue gnt>
beduns fir S6winoiu6t, Saiten uno
Grfdltuns sebeitt." @rbBte Na6frage
in Der @eft. gu baben bel s. &alteDer
s Sobn, @eo. s. S. Sdmiot, @i9entiiz
mer, unb Ioolf 0reiB. 8rei8 so @ts.
unb 81, sarantiert. 8robeflaihe fret.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-09-01
9rutetmfmr fit saminoIn@t.

Sc lit taum elm Sabr5ebnt Der. Dab
Die ntebiainiihe 8iiienihaft Die Sell
bartlett Der 3ubertuloie, Der bic
Menlhbeit becimirenoen S9minos
iuht, iiberbaupt 5ugeeeben bot.
| Seitoem Der basiudre &aratter Der
Rrantbeit flar ertannt lit. ieibem Die
batteriplpgiibe Sorihung Die Be-
bineungert, unter nelhen ii@ Der
| aranfheitserreeer enttniGeln Tam,
feftaeitelIt Bat, lit AUDI bic S0fnung
niht unberebtiat, baB iib elm Wtits
tel aur abiDluten Seilun9 Der
S@minbiubt ftnoen miro, lei es
elm Serum, bur6 melheS Der meni6'
lihe &Drper imntur Qemaht miro
gegen bic 8erbeeruna, uelhe Der
EuberfelbaciQu8 in ben @emeber,
belDnoers in Der 9unae. anrihtet,
Iei es burb cine seeienete bidtetilhe
Bebanbluna, burb melbe bic @ri'
ftensfabiateit oes &ranteitserregers
i'm t1enfnliden S6rper uumDgli6
aemabt mtro.
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Der 8ubm eebtbrt, suerit ben Eus
bertelbaeinug ertannt gu baben,
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6eilune Der Sbminoiuht bar, uno
Die gauge Welt iubelte barnals oieier
gntoefuna gu. Die Wiiienlhaft
bate in bieiem Sale ieoDh gu frib
triuunpbirt, mDl ermieS iid oas 9us
bertulin als elm Geilnittel geaen 2u'
pus, bic aefiirbtete, n~eritimmelroe
Tprm Der 0auttuberfulOie, praftis
Iben Wert bate oaS W9ittel AUDI
sur 9iaenDiierung Der tuberfulSien
SnfettiDn, aber elm Seiltnittel 9e9en
2unaenihminofubt, eineB anacee ges
gen bic ypetBe Beit" mar bas Ses
rum niht. Set 6ieier @nttdui@ung
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6Drlibti9er getpurben in Der GertIn'
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eines 6eilmittels aeaen Sdwinoiuht,
Wan arif mieoer auf bic Sanntus
riumbebanblung auriid, man iuGte
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bigen GuFentbalt i'm Sreien, burb
forcierte grndbrung, our6 Die Siege
Dber 6ube' Gur, iDmie anbere Der.
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@emebenerDiitung uno ben oaourh
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ibiben, aber bic ersielten &eiultate,
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rur in G~usnabmefduen. @rDBes
bat ieoub Die mebiainiibe 8iiiens
ihaft in Der BrDphplare, in Der Ser
teilura Der &rantbeit unb ibrer Ser.
breitung, aeleiitet uno aud biersu
nar iie nur ourh bic &obfbe guts
oefune in ben Staro eeiebt.
Set oieIer @ntoefuna uno Der
Gnttduihung, nelhe benz RDh'iben
Tubertulin eefULet lit, lift Die Belt
5hDn mieoerhplt burb Die 8ertinois
gung erfreut tuDroen, oaB elm Wittel
0egen Die Shuinoiuht gefunben
u0roen fei, aber in ieoem einselnen
TaIe fplgte bic 8eritDrung Der SQu'
Iton uuo man tit infol9e oeiien itep'
tiid gemuroen aeseu IDlhe Intinois
gungen.
9ieIe Bpraeibidte muB man i'm
Guae bebalten, merr man iebt oaoDn
bort, baB i'm Stem gurter Boits@ ra-
ouate' 0Dipital 8eriube aetnadt tuurs
ben init einem Seilperfabren, NIT
nelbem Or. Sobu S. &uiiel nOrber
Interchangeable 8eiultate er5ielt bat.
SS touroen cine Nnaabl BbtbiIiter
IN Der 9enonnten &linit felt Sanuar
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-09-01
Tte Sengg.
Observation-Disclosures nuo 8ud,.
banblung.

@rDBe IuSmabl BON @DntD : Bus
bern aler Nrt. Sancps uno Sport,
Mrtitel. Announcements aui ale in.
ldnoifhe 8eitihriften prompt beIDrgt.
Die nit benz @eihdft nerbunoene
Nccioen5s 9ruGerei fertiat
ale Nrbeiten, ginIaounass uno Sra.
tulati0nstarten in beioen Spraben
an. Spesialitdt: Druid BON Star
tuten fir oeutidle 8ereine.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-07-19
THE VALUE OF LAUGHTER.

realized the saving o Laughter be fewer tragedies and hearbreaks in this world.
 dear madam. able laugh you might consider yourself clever indeed you keep husband laughing should be enrolled among seven wonders of the world. ,, ...,.. .4 :.' You mans life is usually full of possibly realize Ii you could perhaps you might try chase the heavness from the spirit of moodne of your best beloved place of sitting silent and grievd of cheerulness.
 Sometimes feel that much beneath vou dignity Don't believe Men long joyous spirit that so charmed them in sweethearting days
 It little thing provoke laughter does how think hardly within the lines you conduct of a wife.
 But saving grace you depend period life when there of the boy his cevousness still thereor rather the spirit of tand but the opportunity bring great benefit to the family generally.-Chicago Journal
 f0owing news of hot spell in New York norma oo that the salaries o Equitable officials been
 + +
 At last one o the ROckefees bringing libel suit Somebody must have accused him of procrastinaion Chauncey Depew indignant Perhaps Eouit able swag has been underestmated. l
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-07-19

James B. Dill eminent corporation lawyer of York bar lately accepted appointment judge the highest New Jersey delivered Oben College interesting address graft and grafters As he of for great wealth much because feel the need of it. but be other people it. and having enjoy it. In MT )s words is the attempt put another mans coat because
 look well the other It money but rather the desire for money that induces of the grating po .cs and h,ees paooo c+-o , o much + ea, r,one, o +o get money without earning it.
 The political graer abhorred dangerous grafters manufacturer broker the otherwise influence legislative bodies give them advantages competitors the public who violate the laws of the
 land enlarge their gains who make lgtimate profits by using other peoples money These commercial gaters include the business seeking special legislation franchise grab bers the and who by deceit bribery procure rebates from railroads the railroad companies that compel ubs legislatures grant them unfair concessions dcrm against competing railroads brokers
 from both parties sale the lawyers that charge exobant for rendered the managers of insurance that enrich themselves by stealing profits that belong rightly policy holders and brief all by abusing posi- of power acquire wealth they did that of morals not of law the property of else
 One phenomenon of the universal grating with which will do for corporation syndicate that they would scrpe do individuals and in their Mir Dill spoke words when he said the students Obern that the practice of doing things permitting things syndicas members of corporate aggregation the individual would do in his private life upon syndicate and corporate morality thing and individual aty another results the total of individual hon and morality and that the plank theological belief that his corporate will judged standard and his individual another
 mistake for, MT. Dill
 morals for his individual life and the other for his life without the inevitable result that prevail
 All the preaching against political and commercial grafting and the preaching being press magazines the political and lecture platforms and in the pupsmus the long stir public opinion against evil Grating when the people make up their minds that stop churches and universities accept obligation to honor the donor when rich punished by social osracm instead of being held of
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-07-19

when case is found. instead of quiet ly dismissing the culprit, or permitting him to resign, the President insists on his public prosecution in order that his fate may prove an example to oth- CT evil doers, or to those who may be tempted. Ii IS chiefly a difference of method. The President argues that public officials are public servants. and that the people have right to know what has been the conduct of their servants, and to know that when they have been guilty of dishonesty they are publicly disgraeed and justly pun ished. There IS another feature of the President 's policy. however, which has contributed 10 the detection of the grafters. The very fact that he has dealt with absolute justice. so far as Tn his power, lay with every case of dIs- honesty brought to his attention has emboldened those wno acquire infor nation of improper conduct on the part of public officials to make the facts known to the President or to the pro per officials, and for that reason the deteetIons are more numerous. and : grafting' in the federal service is more risky than ever before.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-07-19
SOME sCRIPTURAL POINTS IN
 THEIR RELATION TO JUSTICE

Three points o scripture which great many Christians have accepted without inward One the sidetrang of the Elder Brother the o the Pro- diga Son. Another is the payment of the the aborer who work the vineyard the eleventh hour those who from the rising of the had borne the burden and heat of the day The third the that there joy the presence 1.-the angels of God that epeneth than ninety and nine just persons that need repentance
 The three propositions implied these to of justice At first busas the lawyers unknd and gatefu of the father have made much ado about the Pro who did back until he had had his fling ha end since in doing the father sighted the good who had stood by him and helped him work the farm while the other lad peasuring
 Certainly vineyard workers such union would allow toll all day for penny would permit employers discriminate between the of making work all day and others only hour for the pay It be conceded however that rejoicing fold ninetynne that srayed practice earth in heaven for all politicians know that kicker from outside the machine who has fought the the job o condition o quitting the opposition though dozen programmes within organization seeking the job
 Political leaders pacating their enemies thar rewardng their friends Yet the programmes ninety and the attention given the who has been bucking against the machine.
 bottom however there injustice points of scripture which puranical undu weakly lenen What call justice often another for envy jealousy and the three cited the shock justice really nothing feeling of imagining himself place of the Elder Brother the aborers that had od all day or the ninety enterprise stray from tke straight and path In what the Elder Brother injured celebration o the Podga Did the grumblng get which they had agreed work? Is
 deprived rights by the fact of there being joy over the reform oi sinner?
 People rule prone make their feelings and ire queny their passions the of what and what unjust That why honest fitted to be judge his To deal exact justice between and very tasks which faulty human whether society individuals. itself Yet of quick judge another and very the oundness oi ud
 
 Senator Emmon o California has desire become cnten II he should live that long he might be tried the ndc returned against him for boodlng. '
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-07-19

Rarely if ever has man stepped into a cabinet office amid the plaudits of the American people as has done Ehhu Root. No man and no newspaper has had the temerity to eritieise the Pre- sident' 's selection of successor to John Hay. late Secretary of State. Some violently partisan papers have, 1t IS true. criticised Mr. Root because of the fact that he has acted as attorney for certain trusts and large corporate interests. but even those who have pointed with disapprOval to this phase of the career of the new Secretary of State have felt constrained to ae- knowledge the pre-emiDent fitness of Elihu Root, the man for the responsible duties which will fall to him when the mantle of John Hay rests npon his shoulders. It has been said that DO man leaves office with his work com pleted. and the larger the man the truer the saying. There are many things which John Hay Left unfinished, left so because the fulness of time had not .ripened them, and because he was far too wise 2 diplomat ever to act precipitately. But unfinished they are, and to Elihu Root will fidl {, the completion of many of them, and the guidance of others which even this generation will no: live to see som pIeted. It IS a difficult task which eonfronts the new Secretary of State He has not enjoyed the long diplomatic training which prepared his predeees sor, and he must take mp ab initio many things which were the product of MT. Hays long dehberatiOn. But no one expects other than that the new Secretary will make success Of the responsible dnties which will fall to him, and every patriotic American, irrespective of party affiliations, WI wish him God speed.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-07-19
One of the most striking tba

One of the most striking tbarse teristlcs of the administration @. Theodore Roosevelt has been the grea
 unearthing Of graft" in the public service. To the minimizing 1t might almost seem that he has been singular ly unfortunate in having during hi; administration so many dishonest pub
 lie employees. No thoughtful person will, however, be guilty of this error The reason that so much graft has bse1 detected and punished during PresiI dent Roosevelt s administration IS tha1 he is mereiless in his dealing with itI that he abhors dishonesty in the publiC| service, and has given every member of his cabinet SO to understand, and tbat
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-07-19

The OURNALMINER will be continued until ordered stopped Bills sent regularly and subscribers requested the promptly Subscribers who desire the stopped time urgently requested send notice this office and the due.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-07-19

Senator Emmons of Calforna has desire become he should live that long he might be tried the indc returned against him for boodlng.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-10-21
IowA's MANUFACTURES.

The census bureau has just given
out a preliminary summary of the
statistics for the manufacturing indus
tries of Iowa for the year ending De-
cember 81, 1904, covering the estab-
lishments with a product of $500 or
over, thus excluding the neighborhood
industries and hand trades, custom
saving and grinding, building trades,
dress making, custom millinery, cob
bling and blacksmithing. Including
those industries there were reported at
the twelfth census 14.S19 establish
ments with 1888 wage earners and
products valued at s164,617,SS7. The
new statistics on the manufacturing
industries of Iowa indicate that there
has been a substantial increase in the
of the state. The de-
crease in the number of establishm ents
is due to the decrease in the number
of small establishments or to the in
clusion Of a few small establishments
in 1900 that were omitted in 1905 be-
cause they do not form part of the fac.
tory census. '"The best indication of
the progress of manufactures" says
the report, sis to be found in COM
parison of the capital, number of wage
earners, amount of wages, the mater
ials and profits.
According to these statistics, in 1905
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-10-21

hands of four trustees, the president
of the association being fifth, ex-
officio m ember for many years, and N.
C. Dougherty of Peoria, ILL.,, long has
been one of the trustees and on the
committee to approve the securities in
which the funds have been invested.
His indictment two or three scores
of times for frauds of the Peoria
school district has led to the entertain
ment of some concern, among the mem
bers of the national association re-
specting the condition of the national
association funds.
'The Hon. Henry Sabin has written
to the president of the association sug-
costing that committee of experts,
from the association, be appointed to
inspect the securities which the asso-
citation holds for its funds to deter
mine if they are perfect.
II hope that this will be done. 1t
ought to be done. 1t would be an ef-
fective means of permanently satisfy
ing the members of the association
that the bonds and securities are per-
feet and genuine in every particular.
If Mr. Dougherty can with impunity be
charged with frauds OF several hundfed
thousands of dollars in the school dis
| trict of Peoria, it can do no harm to
investigate If the bonds are all right
no onesis hurt, ard if the association is
loser by any means We will know it.
"The funds of the association
amount now close to $150,000, l be-
live. They form nucleus about
which the members of the association
have spent much thought as to their
investment and permanent use. have
no idea they have been dissipated
through the substitution by Mr..
| Dougherty of bogus bonds of securi-
| ties, but in view of the action of the
grand jury at his home I can see no
harm in Investigating this trust. II
everything is straight, as | anticipate,
it will be vindication for him"
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-10-21

er, habit formed because some one
else has done a thing certain way
and it happens to strike the fancy Of
the individual, lasts until it is, broken
in the same manner. The knight Of
the grip who visits Ottumwa at the
present time almost invariably writes
the name of his home town out in
full, as though he were proud Of It.
And yet until few months ago the
commercial traveller was a great alb
breviator. 1t is true he rarely abbre-
waited his name, in which he took
great pains to get all the letters in
their right places; but when 1t came
to his home city-there he made a
saving in time The traveller from
the Illinois metropolis shortened the
name Of that great city to "Chgo."
The man from New York always
wrote it IN. Y G." In the same can
ner the man from Cincinnati wrote
"Cin" and let it go at that; the drum
mer from Keokuk whote his home
city xxx" also the man from Kan.
kakee; the Portland man, 1905" to
designate the year of the worlds fair
in the western city; the Davenport
man Dept; the Cedar Rapids man,