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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-11-01
Aus Auaralitna Gbierptlt.
9aS 8amun.&ansnrn im tottOen uno sah:
taett Suitaro.

8aS 8aum.aatsurub tut tatlOen uno sahs
men SuitauS.
3u Der merfniirbigiten Sbtergatz
tung, tpel9e 6ie auftraltf4e Sauna
ouf5upeifen bat, gebOrt un5lpetfel6aft
bas 8dumz3dngurub. Sn Der 5pra9e
Der Gingeborenen betBt es Mape ooer
Mprpe. @einem 3Drperbau mad ipet9t
es erbeblt9 bon Dem e9ten &Gnguru6
ob. Dor ALIEN lit es bel fleiner unb
biirfte baber eber ben Namen Maqabp
beroienen. Sn Der Shat f9etnt 0as
8uumz8 dngurub NIT benz @pdsWdGz
ldbb bertpan6t un6 btelet9t etn W2t{9z
Mbf0mmling bes @od>WaQabp BON
etnem oer groBen idpar8en Scr4bs
Sppofums 5u fein.
Oas Baum 3Gngurub befiBt Die
@oroerfiiBe ooer ri4ttger 9dnoe oes
groBen f4paraen SppoTums, aud
aeigt es bte @%elpobnbetten Der Oppois
fums In man9en 9tngen, pdhren6 in
an6ern es mebr Ben @auobbs Gbnelt.
Sn fetner 8opfbiloung 1T es ipe6er ben
Opofums mod Dem 8dnguru6 o6er
WaGabp abnlt9, fonbern 5eigt fait gss
nuu ben &opf Ser &dngurubsRatte
WGbreno &Gngurub unb Malabp oft
5pet Sunge baben, bat bas 8aums
&Gngurub ebenfo pie ote SppoHums
nur Elm Sunses I'm 9eutel, f~penisfters
TT btsber nod ME etn fol9es NIT 3tpet
Sungen TN 8eutel bier erbeutet, aefdns
gen ober geieben iporoen.
Oas 8aumza dnguru6 flettert Gus
BERT lansiam un0 norit9tts unb tldmr
inert it9 NIT ietnen &raaenbGnoen feft
on Ole Rinbe. Wenn es BON etnem oft
gum dnoern min, seht es borfi9tis ben
4ft entlang, porauf es fi9 beftnbst,
bts gum 5tamme unb flettert bann
ben @tamm btnauf ooer berunter, UNI
ouf benjentgen 4it 5u seldneert, t%pprauf
es gu fomn1en piini4t. Wp nur mDg>
lt9, bermetoet es an ientre9ten 8Gus
men berauf3uflettern uno tbut otes
nur, tpenn bart beorGngt; 5umetft flete
teri es auf 8dume, bte einen f9rGgen
Wu9s baden. Sn BEN 6arngenG9fen
unb auf ben Sr9ibeenbiii9 en, Die auF
fol4en 8aumen pd9fen, liebt es ieinen
RubeplaB aus3ufu9en uno ben Sag
iiber NIT S9lafen gu perbrinsen. Wte
oas Spofum, 10 fu9t bas 8aumtGns
gurab pGbrenb Der Na9t feline Nobz
rung. Oieie beitebt rtur aus pflan3en,
namentli9 ben 8ldttern elmer Sorte
Sr9ioeen, bte I'm 9erberton Scrub
ret4li9 madden. SIT bod Der gerber
ton Scrub faif Der ein3ige glaB, mo
oas 8aumtGngurub in 4uitralten gu
ftnben TT, uno nirb als Die 6eimatb
bes Sbters aueemetn angeieben.
SIM piloen 3uitanb b~ertbeioigen Ii9
biefe Sbiere na9 &rdften, betBen uno
fraben, tpenn man tie anfaBt. Sinh
bieielben aber sinmal sefansen, 10 err
seben tie fi4 balb rubi9 in ibr Coos
unb tperben boatommen CABIN, 10 febr,
oaB tie oemientgen, pel9er tie fiittert,
tpie 9unbe na9bipfen uno an ibm berz
anftlettern unb ft9 unter Dem Gpd ans
tlammern. Oas 8aumfdnsurub lit
gegen 8dlte bO9it empftnblt9 unb er@
ltegt berielben balo, ebenio pie es balb
ffirbt, penn maj, es In einem &Gftg
ooer 3aiten gefansen gebalten fat, SIN
&dfig peigert es fi9, 9abrung gu it9
aa nebmen. l1ebrisens tit aud TN Ser
berton Scrub otefes feltene Sbier cine
tpirflt9e Seltenbett, unb erforbert es
beg Nbiu9ens fir mebrere Sage our9
erfabrene e~ingeborene Sretber, um Ste
Sbtere anfaufpirsn uno tbr Eager gu
finbpn
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-11-01
MuE BEN Wpndsbera I'M

Auf Gem Wt0n@6DeIg fpleite
itb. Die aus Salsbura berihtet miro,
elm eribitternoes Drama ab. Drei
9anomerf8buriben. Wamens 9eb.
uer, @riebernia unb 8ubmiqer, bot
ten iih oerabreoet, 9emeiniam gu
iterben uno legten oieien gntibluB in
elmer BON ibneu unterihriebenen @r>
flarung nieoer. Sic batten fib BON
ibrer Baarihaft einen &eoolper ee.
fault, uno Den &eft BON 2.40 &rDnen
o%ertranten fie. Sic beaaben fih 10,
oann auf ben W6n9sberg. Bubs
miller CAB erlt SbGfie auf feline SEA.
meraoen alb uno tDtete eieie, oann
legte CT Die Waffe eegen fid lelbIt an
uno uerwunbete iih ihwer. Bub.
miller CAB, ebe &c ueribieb. nod an,
Dob er uno feline beioen &ameraoen
beihl0ien bitten, gemeiniam su iter.
ben, neil ite fih in Scot befanoeu uno
feline Musfibt auf Grbeit batten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-11-01
Cine WnsobI 9pnobper =

= Cine Wnsabl Bemobner Der
Doribaften Shubp uno Nrenhola
(Shlesmig) baben i'm 5hubper See
eiuen Ialfangtaiten auseeiebt, su
Dem ieoer Snterefient einen Sdlniiel
belibt. Ils man fi9 nun uur eini.
gen 2aaen an ben See beaab. UNI
Die Vale berausaunebmer, faub man.
tnte ole p&iel. N. &C. berihten. auBer
oleler, etnen nadten Wann i'm &aiten:
elr1er DEB, Der nit Der GtrDmuna in
ben &aiten aelanat mar, Der fih aber
aeaen Die Str0muna nibt pieoer
btnaus5uarbeiten nermuht bate. Ser
ldnaere Iufentbalt in benz talten
8aiier uno in Der unangenebmen
NalaeieulAaft uuroe als binretdenoe
Subne angeieben. &on elmer Gin,
aelae oes Nalliebbabers fab man ob.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-11-01
spbm perlpr bic Mnttsr.

Bir 6aben S6minbiu6t in ~unlerer
5amilie unb burd le perlpr i'd meme
Mntter, i6reibt 6. 8. &eio, Sarmonp,
See. 8dhrenb Der lebter finf Sabre
babe i'd jeoo6 bel Dem serinsiten Qn5ei=
den BON Suiten uno @rfdltuna Or.
Sings neue gntbeduns fir S9pinolu6t
aenonmen unb 9%unsenfeiben ab9emanbt.
Ser 8erluf leiuer Mutter mar Elm i6ue>
ter S9lag fir Sieio, aber er lernte auf
5upaiien. S6nelite 9eiluns fit Suiten
nno @rfdltuns. 8reis so @ts.. urto 81,
gu baben bel &. &alteper & Gpbn, Geo.
S. S. S6mibt, gisentiimer, unb Qbolf
SreiB, 9arantiert. 8robeflaide fret.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-11-01
Gin Wamenlpier.

Snfolse Der bureaufratif9en l1ms
tanoli4tett fetner 9eimatb6e6Drbe iieht
ft4 eth In Delmenborft, Slbenburg,
tpobnenoer fd9ff9er Staatsangeb1rt,
ger in BITE unansenebme Gage perfebt,
bts our Grleoisuns fetnes 6aIes ftd
obne bdterltaen 3unamen gu bebelfen.
Ser Mann = ne1nen MIR tbn MiiIer
= min 6ie olbenburstf9e @taatsans
g~ebDrfsfett ertperben unb bate ii9 bess
holb an etne fdhftf9e 4reisbauptz
mdnnf9aft setpanbt. Ra4 Dem Ser
lauf BON bier Monaten er6ielt er fol-
senbe Nntport: vDts auf Sbren anz
trag bter anseitelten gr~Drterunsen bas
ben erseben. bob Ste ote fd9iii9e
StaatsangebSrtgteit beiiBen. 9tngegen
tonnte bts test nod nt9t nit Slider
hett feftgefteut tuerben, tpelden Nanlen
Ste gu fiibren bere9ttst finb. Offer
Mabrf9etnlt9tett mad tptrb ft9 erses
ben, 6ab Sic In 3utunft nt9t ben 0a<
men Miiner, fon6err Meper gu fiibren
9aben, ba Sbr Water an59einenb als
uneheltder Sobn ber 2aroltns S9ul3,
ssb. Meper, seboren TT uno Elm Na9s
pets oafir, oaB Der ais auberebeli9er
Batter beaei9nete @ottlieb Miiaer Die
Wateri9oft anertannt babe, ni9t gu
erbrtngen mar. Nuf Der anoeren Sette
TT es nod ni9t nit Si9erbett feitse<
felt, Oh SIR @ater ptrflt9 als unebez
li4er uno ni4t bie1ei9t oo9 als ebe,
lt4er So6n Der &droline S6ul8 5u
eelten bat. gs lit baber ni4t ausge>
f9loHen, bab Sic pebsr ben Namen
Msper nod Miiuer. fonbern S9ula 5u
fhhren haben."
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Ser ltmnerftan0 Der M6nuer

IT bdufig 10 9rOB, iuie Der Der Sraueu.
Nber 2bOs. 9. Iuitin, Mgr. bes y&e=
publican in 2eapeniuortb, Snb., fpar
nitbt unberitdnbis, ats er ben Neraten
perbot, feline Sraa gu operieren. Statt
oeRen, iagt er, sebrau6ten mir Electric
8itters. Meeiue Srau mar 70 franz, baB
tie falm oas 8ett uerlafien fonnte unb
fanf 60 Ger5te saben ibr feline Grleid-
terun9. Na6oem iie electric gitters
genOmmer, iuuroe fe pobl unb beIor9t
ibre 6ausarbeit. @arantiert. 8m baben
BET 5. aalteDer & Sobn, Geo. s. s
Sdmiot, Si9entiimer, rno Qbolf 0reiB.
8reis so gts. Der Glaihe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-11-01

So 1T nlebr Gatarrb IN oieIer @egeno beg aan=
oes, a!s BON allen anoereu &rantbeiten 5Hiammen,
nno big in ben lebten Subren 9alt er als unbeil6ar,
Slele Sabre lung ~ertldrten 8ottoren ibn fir cine loz
uno % te ibn nit ar3tli9er 8ebanOlung betdnoia
ni9t %ti!rirten, ~ertldrten ie i'm fur unbeilbar. Nie
gSlflenlbaft bat %beuleieu, oas Ratarrb cine Gonfti=
tuttonstrantbett 1T unO OeBbalb tonfitutioneae Be-
8anGlun }6s, %frT9r0e IT, @qt['s satagrb
SOleOO, ObiO, 1T Die einsise eOnfftfutiOuele R,r i'm
Martte. Sic piro innerli9 in DOZEN oSer @oben
bon 10 Sropfen big 3u einein Sbeel6ffet ooa aenon=
men. sic tuirt brett auf oos 8lut uno Die I6tei=
MICE Sberfldhe oes Sgtems. sic bieten einbun=
pert Dollars Itr jeoen SAL, ben ie ;u turieren per-
Isblt; aaBt Gu6 @ireulare unO 3eugniFe fommsn,
AOreiiert:
s. ). G1eneD u. 20. 9oleoo, o.
So gsrtantt bon alien GpOtDetern. 8reis 10
Gents Die Gtai6e.
giebmt SALTS :EaniiIten GlGeu fir @erRopfulo,
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Gtue fdredlidbe aalamitat

TT es, fpenn SIR Cure @elunbbeit uer>
liert, neil llnueroauli9teit unb Der
itopIuns etnieben. 8rompte Seiluns Der
i9affen 81. Sings gteue 2~ebenspiIeu.
Gut fir aopfueb, g~eritopfung etc. Blu
baben bel s. @alteper & spbn, @eu. s.
S. S9miot, @isentiimer, unb Goolf
9reiB 25 gts.
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sSh naufe @ptf.

iast Sannab 8(ant BON 2ittle Sod, Nrf.,
fir Die Seiluns BON 8udlen's @rnica-
Salbe, Die meine i9redli6en pffenen
8unoen beilte uno Die ni1ts porber flu
rieren fonnte. @roBartis fir 8rauos
uno anoere 8unben. rs Gts. bel s.
8alteDer & 9obn, Sep. s, S @9miot,
@igentimer, uno Nbolf OreiB.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-11-01

sS Salt, cement, Sano, Ba6.
hetne, feuerfefte Steine uno 9hpa.
gheer uno I8pbaltpapier, Dahpappe.
3beer uno ASPHALT, Del, Terpentin,
Sarben, 8las &c. &c. ftets norrdtbi0
bel 8. 6. 9ielmann, BOG OFF,
gommercesS traBe. &ieoriee Breife,
CUTE Baare iomie quite unb reele
8eoienung werbeng gsaarantirt -
Telepbon 40.
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MuerIet.

SIN 6auie oes 6srrn Morris
an Der gde Der glmira.S traBe uno
Der Baltimore Nuenue tuuroe Diem.
flag mittag ourb Seuer elm Sdaoen
SON $500 angerihtet.
Der gEittim.B ru3eB miro am
4. DECEMBER Beginner.
= frau W. gneltib bat ibren
BrOseB eeger bic s. & g. q. Balm,
bel benz es iif INN $35, 900 Staoen.
srlab thr ben 2oo ibres @atten,
banoelte. perloren.
NJ 2OO Observation-Disclosures i'm
sssrte oon $o3. $50 uureen pGbrenb
oeS oeggpannaenenytonats ausQeaeben.
= lOo9 eiratsibeine fino i'm Ottos
Der aussefteut moroen.
Shola' Saloon bletet e,ueu
nlgenebmen Nufenthak.
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NuSIauD

Die Sosialiften in ct. Beters.
burg. Mtostau unb anoeren ruiii.
ld]en Stdoten peranitalteten o1pSe
Semorltrottonen. Nqe Eruppen
mureer BON ben StraBen surldaeso.
gen. ooh madte General 9repDm be.
tannt, oaB unruben eneraiId unter.
oridt ueroen uiroen.
Seneral . Broturateur Bpobie-
oonpsaeu Fat reiignirt.
Die ruifiide &eeieruna bat au-
g~etnnolet, oaB in Sinlano bic pers
taliunasmdBtaen 8uitanoe uieoer
beraeiteut peroen iDQen.
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- Der 18idbriee Sames Grant in
9erartana muroe BON benz 15iabrt.
gen 0enrp Sherer ourb einen 6aufts
i6la9 getDtet.
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- Der oammeIpIab aIIer Deut'
lden Shola' Salopn. Nlamp'
Bloaa.
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NerIamat

tpiro elm Beitungsreiienoer. RAD
8ufraaen In Der Office bee
Treie YreHe fir Teras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-11-01

Der 8rdiioent 1T Dienltoa
troffen. ~
Die Nadriht BON Dem uuou
.aet1ebtien grlebnis oes Qomirof
2ralti IN China bat Iid beItdtiot, bic
Sad9e 1T aber idun beiaelegt.
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Htn9'S S Gents oaoana.g iaarre
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Wind's 5 Gents oauaua. @iqarre.
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Shola' Saloon bletet e,ueu
n%rlsenebmen NufentbaK.
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Klein Gift fir Baby.

oE vIERz1G JAHREN glaubte fast jee Mutter, ir Kind mdsse yum
W SchAten ParegT1c oder Laudanum haben. Dese Droguen bewrken
schhf und EINIGE TROPFEN zU WEI, bewirken SCHLlF. AUS DEN
Els KEN ERWAOHEN GIEBT. Viele sind auf desc Wese ums Leben gekoms
men, oder durchP aregonc, Laudanum und Morphn lauhr narkoische Produkte
u Opium, Opium af j INNER an ihrer Gesudheit geschadgt woden. Apotheken list
Verooen, ngend emes der genannten Narcoica fir Kinder Jemandem zu YER
RRa9en1 ohne das sic ah Ter Etkette ais "Git" namhaft gemacht sind. Die
bedeutung DIES Worries "Narcohcum" list: "Ene Medizn, wdche Schmerzen stlt
In Scnit veWsacht Jedoch In zu sarken Dosen BewusstosgkeiL Krkmpfe
nd o zr Folge hat" Der Geschmack ud Geuch o Arzneien, wdche
opium enthalten, wHd verdeckt; sic werden verkaut uter den Namen: "Troufsn"
poroia Int soothing SyTups" etc Man soHte Knden keine Medizn YER
aorelchen lassen, ohne dass. die Eltern oder der Hausart hire Bestandtheie
kennen. CAsTORIA ENTHAIT KEINE NARCOTTCA wenn versehen nit Ter
Ontewchrift Won Chas. H. Fletcher
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ssinG's 3 Gents Saoana : @iaarre
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-13
HAPPY HOME
LIFE OF THE
NEW SENATOR
Charming Family of
Victor Popular
in South.
Special Dispatch to The call.


LOS ANGELES, Jan. 12.-It would be
difficult to find a happier home than
that of Senator -elect Flint. Successful
though he has been in his professional
and political life, his achievements
have not been, bought at the price OF
domestic happiness. He never has per-
mitted his popularity with his fellow
men to draw him from his fireside. He
is blessed with a charming family-a
wife and two children, Risley. aged IL
years, and Katherine, aged IA. Mrs.
Flint, while not society woman In the
strict sense Of the term, Is very popu-
lar. She is an active worker in the
Second Presbyterian Church, of which
her husband and children also are
members. and in the Ebell Club. She
was formerly Miss Katherine Bloss.
daughter of a well-known hotel pro-
prietor of Merced.
Miss Katherine Flint is a bright pu-
pil In the Marlborough School. She de-
clares she will be the first person on
the special train tomorrow to meet her
father and tell him how glad she is,
She and her brother share their fathers
companionship as few children do,
Master Risley attends an East Side
public school and ever since his father
has been a candidate for the Senator
ship he has conducted a personal cam
paign among his classmates.
Goodness, / feel as if / was most
President declared Risley when he
heard the news from Sacramento yes
| terday. He had been presented with q
pup by a friend and promptly named
| the dog Senator"
Flint's mother, Mrs. a. L. Danskin
resides here. She is one of the promi-
nent club women of Southern Cali
| fornia-
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-13
CUSTOMERS
WILL SHARE
HIS PROFIT
Novel operative
Plan Of Rich Man
uiaCtureF.
Intends to Distribute His
Holdings Among Patrons
and Employees.
Modest Salary ALI He Is to Receive
for Continuing to Manage
tho Business.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

ST. LOUIS, Jan 12-Hereafter the
profits of the factories of the N. o. Mel
son Manufacturing Company will be
apportioned among customers, en-
ployes and charities. A statement is
sued by the company follows:
"a dividend of per cent on all
wages received in the last nine years
by employees of one or more years work
has been declared. For 1906 the profits
will be divided in the proportion of 1
per cent on capital (above per cent
interest), 11a per cent on wages, 2 per
cent on gross profits of customers pur-
chases.''
Another statement issued personally
by President N. o. Nelson follows:
For 1906 my part of the profits of
the Nelson and its allied companies
(about four -flfths of the whole profits)
TONER'S. three-tenths to the employees
and three-tenths for public and benev-
olent purposes, payable in my stock at
price yielding per cent net income" !"
These formal notices convey the in
tent OF a new plan of co-qnerations
evolved by Nelson, to replace and be an
Improvement upon that in force for
several years in his factories at Ed
wardsville, st. Louis and elsewhere.
Concerning his intentions, Nelson said:
The plan of cooperation existing for
the last nine years between the COM
pany and its employees has been closed,
after having paid to employees divi-
dends of from to 10 per cent yearly.
Under the new plan l shall receive no
profits, and will gradually turn over
my stock to those mentioned in the no.
tices. For building up, managing and
directing the affairs of the company I
have been sufficiently rewarded Here
after the profit will be diverted to the
purposes named. / own four-fifths of
the stock, the remainder being held
principally by employees.
This does not mean that / will sever
my connection with the business, al
though at a continued rate of trade
tlike the present it would not be long
before my stock will all have been ap-
portioned. / shall continue to work for
the company at a salary, which I might
say is smaller than some other en-
ployes receive, and after / am no longer
stockholder 1t rests with the owners
to determine whether / shall continue
in the employ of the company, my foot
ing being the same as any other en-
ploye."
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-13

they took the train as they took the
town last night.
Both houses Of the Legislature will
prabably adjourn tomorrow until
Monday. That the session will extend
considerably beyond the sixty days
prescribed by the constitution is now
deemed certain, as very little headway
has been made with the regular work.
There are premonitions of clash be-
tween the Governor and several State
Senators in reference to the distribu-
tion of what is commonly known as
executive patronage" The notion
prevails in the Senate that the chief
executive should accept the advice of
Senators regarding the fitness and abil-
ity of men who may be appointed to
the offices of honor and emolument.
The fact is recalled that neither Mark
ham, Budd nor Gage, while holding the
Office of Governor, went out of their
way to get the advice of the Senate in
the matter of appointments and there
are no signs that Governor Pardee will
lose sleep in q feverish desire to cstab-
iish new forms for the distribution of
patronage. 1t is said that the Governor
is really held responsible for the ap-
pointments and that his hands should
be free to select such men as will carry
out the policies of the administration
with reference to the management of
the public institutions wholly supported
by the State.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-13
SOLUTION
Of CANCER
PROBLEM
Special Dispatch to The Call.

BUFFALO,, N. Y, Jan. 12.-The sci
entists who since 1899 have been study
ing cancer at the Gratwick Patho-
logical Laboratory of the University of
Buffalo, under the patronage Of the
State of New York, are preparing to re-
port facts which indicate that they are
nearing the solution of the great prob
lem. The Buffalo laboratory has proved
cancer to be parasitic disease, infec-
tious in type; that it has been trans
planted and reproduced in perfectly
healthy animals: that the reproduction
has been true cancer as ii exists in the
human and that the disease in animals
has been cured by the administration
of serum prepared in the Buffalo la
boratory.
Experimentally considered, the ques-
tions OF the cause of cancer and its alb
solute durability are settled facts What
remains now is the application of the
results Of the animal experimentation
to the cure of the disease as it exists in
human beings.
Much work remains to be done before
DIR. Roswell Park, director of the labor
atory, will be prepared to make the
final announcement of the discovery OF
a serum suitable for use in the allevia-
tion and cure of cancer in human be-
ings. but that this will be Forthcoming
in due time is an almost assured fact
because of the discoveries which have
been made. The doctors at the univer-
sity laboratory have inoculated mice
with cancer germs and then cured
them by injections Of serum.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-13

Georgia Antrim, the "rich Alaskan
Spokane last month by visiting the big
stores, saddlery shops. jewelry houses
and other establishments frequented by
the wealthy while arranging to open
luxurious residence in this city, and
who later gained fame by announcing
that $4,000 worth of furs had been con-
sumed in a small blaze at I'LL Ash
street, has been arrested on the charge
of having perpetrated wholesale frauds
against insurance companies. Detec-
tive McPhee went to Seattle and is ex-
pected to arrive here with his prisoner
tomorrow.
1--WE have positive information that
Mrs. Antrim has burned eight resi-
dences within the past few months
that she might collect insurance" af-
firmed Chief Waller tonight. These
houses were in this city, Seattle, Ia
coma, Portland and San Francisco. The
money got by the woman from insur-
ance companies amounts to thousands
of dollars"
Mrs Antrim appeared in Spokane in
the early winter. She seemed pos
sessed of vast wealth, dined at the best
restaurants and let 1t be generally
known that she was IAN Alaskan
widow" She rented furnished home
of George Cummings. Patrolman Stot-
ko, who was tenanting part of the
house, was making efforts to get hence
with his family. Before Stotko got
out, however. the fire came.
Then widow Antrim" was arrested
on the unpoetic charge Of having stol-
en- a toilet set from the Krum Drug
Company. To ward off the unpleasant
notoriety the widow went to the edi-
tor of an evening paper and offered
him $50 to forget that such an unpleas-
ant arrest had been made. She offered
police reporter $50 to cut the arrest
out CT his notebook. Both Of these ef-
forts failed and the unlucky widow for
feited $50 bond in the Police Court.
She was traced to Seattle and the ar
rest was made.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-13
FLINT GIVEN RECEPTION.

Senator-elect Flint. accompanied by
large delegation of Los Angelans.
arrived from Sacramento yesterday
and departed for the south on the
evening train. During the day he re-
ceived many friends in his rooms at
the Palace. and at noon he was the
guest of the Union League Club at an
informal reception.
Before his departure last evening
for his southern home Senator Flint
said he was going home to attend TO
several business matters and would
then return to San Francisco. He
expects to visit and thoroughly in
spect the Mare Island navy-yard in
order to acquaint himself with its
needs before leaving for Washington.
which he will reach just before the
opening OF the next session In March
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-13
DISCUSSING THE MERITS
OF NEW MEASURES.
San Francisco Solons Meet
Special Dispatch to The Call.

SACRAMENTO, Jan. 12.-After the
adjournment of the general session of
the Senate to-day the San Francisco
delegation met to discuss the merits Of
the various bills that have been intro
duced by San Franciscans since the
Legislature opened. The delegation
agreed to stand as unit In favor Of
the bill providing for the appropriation
of 500 900 for the erection and furnish
ing of a new State normal school build
ing at San Francisco.
The discussion on Keane's bill. max
ing 1t a misdemeanor to sell or give
away liquors within 1000 feet Of any
military reservation in the State,
waxed somewhat warm. the members
of the delegation being divided on the
question. 1t was finally agreed to con-
tinue the argument until later day.
Assembayman Houser is to withdraw
the constitutional amendment intro
duced by him providing for the dispos-
ing of State. city and county moneys in
hanks and will present another which.
according to advices received by him
, this evening, will be sent him from
Los Angeles. The new one is more COM
prehensive. than the one introduced by
Houser and contains a complete
scheme of depositing the funds under
the direction of special commission
and for the sale of bonds given as Sc
, curity by the banks in case of default.
In order that voters may clearly UNDER
stand the object of the loans the new
amendment will state on it's face that
the money Is to draw interest. It has
been prepared by experts and is claim
ed to meet every possible objection that
could be made.
RAILWAY LEGISLATION.
Senator Markey Of San Francisco
viii Introduce a bill probably to-mor-
row that Will without doubt receive the