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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-10-12
MHeriet.

SOH Der rtHtlgen Mnltmt au8s
gebenb, bic AUDI Die .Sreie Hreiie"
pertrat, baB Die Stats uarantdne
Sadie oes States lit, bat Or. 5as
bor aneeoronet. oaB ale Betrdge. Die
upn St6oter uno 8irgern einaeihidi
muroen, nm bic Quarantdne oufrehi
Sn erbalten, surldgeihidt weroen.
9as aegenmdrtige herrlihe
Wetter i0bnt nit alien 2eioet, DIE
mir tpdhreno Der beiBen Sabres5eii
ertrogen baben, aus uno madt ite TO-
gar neraeiien.
- Das Sammel Somife fir oaa
i'm Npril ndhlten SabreS itatlTnoenoe
S%dneerfeit 1T fleiBia an oer Grbeit
uno bate bisber elnert reAt bhblhen
grf0lg anfsumeiien.
= Die StraBenbabn @eienihafl
bleibt tidtig babel, lire 8eleile In
Oronuna su bringen uno game Stre-
den nit lhnereu Sbienen III belegen.
= Cine aaaemetne WtBbluigung
UNI niht au iogen, @atrultuna, gIeb1
iid oariber tuno, baB Wanor Sal.
laaban ben ioeben erit neu bergeitea.
ten 8aun BEG Brufenrioae Bart II
Der Neu=B raunfels Nuenue bat ME.
oerlegen latter uno oaa. Dbaleih biz
@renae pom Gtaot- Sneenieur anae.
geben uno Elm ginbalts befebl BON
Diitriftaeriht oaaegen erlaiien nor
ben mar.
&aum fino bic Wuitern in
Wartt erihiener, oa miro aud imur
uor Dem @enuB oerielben gepnrr,t
neil iie NIT Sormaloebpo preieruleri
lino uno iie oaourh fhdolib meroen
= Das Wobnbaus pom Com Mel.
ion. @de Mtacon uno upfonsS trnBe.
lit nteoer9ebrannt. Berluft $4,000
Sbaleih Die Seueruebr lDfort au
Dem BlaBe erihien, uar nibts mebl
81 retten.
- Der SDloat gomin 6. Ger.
barot BON Der 1. Sbmaoron oes
|. GabaIerie &eQiments. lift ueaen
fabrldlfiger TDtung oes Soloaten 60
marc 6. Gone in Jort Sam 6oufon
su einidhriaer @efdnenishaft bel
lbmerer Nrbeit perurteilt rpuroen.
Sc mur5e aelteno aemaht. oaB @ers
barot feline Waffe in fabrldiliaer @eiie
hanobabte uno fie aeaer Die beitebenz
Den 8eruronunaen IN Der 3aierne
lbarf luo.
= SIN Wuroen bes 5taates if
5rOft eingetreten. @ute Wnslidter,
Dab oas tible @etter anbalten miro.
- Sn elmer Wdobenihule miro
bic @eihihte BON Satob uno glau
mieoerb0lt. Die 4ebrerin ers6bft,
mie Satob ieinen Batter belDaen bat.
gr babe baourh aGeroines elmer
auaenblidlihen Torteil erbaiht, @otl
babe ihn aber in ieinem ip1teren Be-
ben oafur aeftraft. Run, Rlnber
ruer Tam mir iagen, uoourd Satot
IN ieinem fpateren 4eben Qeltrafl
uuroe?" Das einaiee TDbterder
elmer wDlhabenoen syamilie: rgr be-,
tam am0lf &inoer!"
Bei 8eiprehuna Der @inuan.
oer%nngsftatlltit miro bns @eaenitud
CUR ginmanoeruna, Die @lduanoe.
rnrg, niel gu ruenig in Betraht geso
gen. Sn ben lebten flint Sabren be.
trug bic @lnwanoeruug 1886, 149
Berionen; bic Gddnanoeruna $685..
f74. Die wirtlibe @inmanoerungs
alffer belief iib oaber auf 2 .260, 656.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-10-12
Ser Gone Star Bier 9idter.

Sd bifte. neil idl BID ten muB.
Nibt Bios gum differentiation.
Soh !uen1 mir feblt Der Stimulus.
Damn laB ids Gibten bleiben.
Damn trint i3 erff elm Gone Star Bter
Die altbefannte 2abe,
9enn 0ibten uuo bas Erinten ihier,
Sinh nidts, tuie cine @abe.
Sd bibte. tuenn es mir bebast.
SIM Greien unb su Saule,
Dob mad ib tuenu berDurit midi plnst,
9epbhnlih cine 8auie.
Damn hol' ib mir bas Mlamu.
Dies 8ierbeu aner Biere,
SD trinte ems, spei. brei unb 10
uno manhmnl merben's btere.
Sb otthte. tuie mfrs grade past,
gu allen Ta9es5ettcn
uno 8 1T ourbauS mir nitbt berbaBt,
Rommt tuer mid su perleiten.
Bis gu Der gde lit 8 nirbt ueit.
8o's gone gtar reibtih fieBet
nno manher alte quite 5reunb
Den 9ibter freunolih srfBet.
Sebr balb aiebt's einen sroBen areis
Bon 9Ieihseiinnten Seelen,
Wus benz Der 9itter iblauer 8eii',
Sid ihnel periuht gu fteblen.
9ie Nrbsit tuinft, es ruff bic 8TiGbt,
Do sibt es feiu Befinnen,
gs muE bas Noue Star 8ier @ebiht.
HoeJ aus Der Sober rinuen.
Sh bihte. uie e8 eben aebt,
Ohm S6n5rtelei nnb 5aren,
S gu tuie mir, oas mans retbt oerlteht,
Der Sbnabei 1T aeuadien.
SO ihreib ih meiue Serie u
uno mah' teiH groBes 8eien,
uno fuem fie niht sefalleu tun,
Brandt iie ia uibt gu ieieu.
9oh baflr bansts mir lanae nidt,
Sab' Rreis stuar ME erruneen,
SoH tpiro bas Zone Star 8ier.@ebicbt
Som Sublitum periblunseu.
9O@ 10 beliebt tuie Gone Star Bier,
Sinh meme &erie nidt,
9aS cine lit elm gIiyir,
Die un6ern nur-@eoiht.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-10-12
Neue 9ur fir arebs.

Gae duBerliden &rebssei6piire f5l=
men our9 8uflem's Nrniea Salbe ses
BELT ioeroeu. Sas. @alters, Dufielb,
8a., l6reibt: Gin 4rebs an imeiner 2ippe
ibien felt Sabrer unbeilbar. 8udlen's
Irnica Salbe bette mid iofort. Gut
fiir S6nitts unb Branbnunoen. % gts.
gu baben bel 5. &alteper & Sobn. SEQ.
S. 5. S9miot. Gisentiimer, uno Nooli
9reiRi
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-10-12
3nnt Gmptang Der Otffsiere oeS bent.
fdben 3rieaeidlffeS.

8u @bren oer Olfi5iere oes oeut.
iden &rlegsihiffes miro unter Der.
Qu'pi5ien oes Beethoven dnnerhot
am Dienitaa ben "a. OCTOBER in Der
pale oes Tereins nnter Wituirfuno
Der orei Wdnner9eianeuereine uno
oeS 2eutpnia aemiibten Chores, fr.
nle zines Orteiters uno mebrerer Su>
lllter1 elm &onsert abgebalten rueroen.
On one idmmtliden beutfden Der.
eine ano aogea Der Staot miro bosu
s M Ginlaoune eraeben, 10 oas cine
att Wfalienoeriammluua oes Nenlid.
lumS an Dem Nbeno su ermorten
ltegt. UNI Die @dite gu beeriisen.
0hentliht peroen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-10-12

SIN Wonat September lit nah
oen l0ebea enlightenment amtlldeu
@usmellen Die ACKNOWLEDGING iiber
9amburg surld9eaangen. Sc mar
oaS natlrllh cine stolee oes peaen
Der @bolera. Gel abr erlaiienen Ser.
6otes, rullilhe WuSmanoerer uber
hamburg au bef1roern. Das Berbut
ut lnoeB ioeben pDnl Senat mleoer
a%ulgeboben moroen, bod bleibt Die
8orlbrlft betrefs Der iebstdalgen
Quaratane noh in Strait.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-10-12

9ie Mptbe ersdblt BPM Sertules. er
babe unpiientlid elm nereiftetes tSemb
an9eleet. in Soise beiien erlolde 6hmet=
sen lit. boB er es oor5og, auf einem
Sbeiter5aufen ibne1 in Slammen auisu~
geben. als lau9iam bin5uiieden. Mut~
maBlib batte iid9 Der 5albsDtt eiue Saut.
franfhelt aebolt uub ieue Mptbe lit cine
4%uoeutung Der pruiaiiten Satiabe. Sdtte
man oos Mittel. tpeldes MIena in ben
St. Bernard 8rduterp,Ilen (flr 25
Gents bel Nputhefern au boben) our Der
faamn9 ftebt. bamals getannt. 70 mnroe
Die @elbihte bonn Serfu es elm oeraniigs
tereS Gnoe QenDmmen haben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-10-12

oSpru $ Tcrmalin" (Gimer &
MmenS) antiieptiihes Mittel aeoen
8ranowunben, @unoen, Sautoils.
i6lae uoer abnlibe aeibeu. Nn
allen Npotbetea 81 haben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-10-12
wtadat Gud, feiue @eoanfcn.

Wenn SIR franf uno niht auf9etest
ieio, i6per unb binfdais fiiblt ourd Die
bon llnperbaulidfeit, @nlle uno 9tiereu=
leioen berbeisefibrteu gdmer5en, iest
@uh nibt bin uno benft barilber nab,
Ionbern elf uuo aebmt electric Bitters,
8arin fiaoet SIR 8erselieH after 2eioen
uno @uer @emit lplrb ni6t unn6tig be-
idtuert. gu baben bi S. &alteper &
So9n, @eo. S. S. 5dmiot, Giaentiimer,
uno Qoo;f 9reiB. 8reis 80 Gents.
@arantiert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-10-12
Oas neutIhe Nusndrtioe

Das neutide ~Quspdrtiee Nmt
tiinoiste on. oaB Deutlhlano bereit
lei, &nBlanos ginlaouna gu elmer
ameiten Srieoenstonferen5 i'm 0aaa
an5unebmen. aber nur unter Der Bes
oin9ung. baB aue gu beratenoen
Bunfte i'm Boraus uno ourh Wtei.
nungsaustauib Der Wtadte arran.
aiert weroen, oamit Die 3iele uno
uno 8mede Der &Dnferens eenau feits
eeiebt iinb unb Sraaen permieoen
meroen, ole entmeoer ntht in b II Be-
reid oes 6aager tribunals aeb6ren,
ODER fir Die fih Die cine ooer anoere
Wabt beionoere gorbehalte reiernies
rem tuiroe. !
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-10-12

Us tpdbut aeliebt iih mander Wann,
Sem aluheno 0ers. es tdufdt ben
loren;
gr metnt. oaB er elm 6er3 Qemann
uno bat bob nur ben aopf uerloren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-10-12

Tiu6's 8 Gents oauaua . Giaarre.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-10-12

fines 5 Gents oaOaaa . gioorrs
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-08
Personal NOTES.

A persplring official in San Francisco
announces to his constituents with vast
pride, II have increased the birth rate
| 10 per cent" Here are anti-race suicide
and the strenuous life in one.
The passing of M. Pobiedonostef from
the center of eruption in Russia removes
great load from the shoulders of printers
proofreaders and newspaper readers. That
will be a great test of blue pencil talent.
A California industry which does not
advertise itself consists of collecting and
roasting immature beans mixing them
with parched barley and putting on the
market fine brand of 'old government
Java" coffee.
Rear Admiral G. w Baird, superinten-
dent of the State, War and Navy depart
ment building. who has asked ITO be re-
/ lieved Of duty, out of forty-three years of
service in the navy, he has been off duty
only four months.
Marconi, the young Italian who brought
to its present stage of development the
system of wireless telegraphy, dislikes the
name "Marcongram," which is often used
| to describe wireless dispatches. He has
always called them wireless dispatches"
| or the equivalent Of that term.
Hoyt 8. Spencer, a photographer of North
port. Mich, is said to have one of the
finest collection of Indian photographs in
the country. He is 81 years old. and when
Michigan was still in its primitive clviliza-
ton he travelled through the woods taking
photographs of Indians and their homes
Though worth 100000, which he in
herited a short time ago. August Forester.
son Of a recently deceased st. Louis banker.
is working in packing plant slaughtering
| hogs at SO per week. He intends to in
vest a good part of his fortune in that
business and is determined to master all
details thoroughly. Mr. Forester is o years
old a graduate Of the University of Mis-
soui
When Ralph Waldo Emerson was sitting
TO d. c. French he rose suddenly one day
and walked over to where the artist was
working. He looked long and earnestly at
the work. and then, with an inimitably
dron expression said: THE trouble is, the
more it resembles me the worse It looks"
| After the sculptor had finished the bust
he asked Mr.. Emerson to inspect II. The
philosophers opinion was characteristic of
the man. WELL" he said at last, that is
the face 1 shave"
Government Gmployes in the Panama
canal zone can divide their idle time be-
tween reading the Bible and playing the
great American game Of poker, cribbage,
seven up, auction pitch and casino It has
been decided by Chairman Shonts that, in
| order to retain the services Of employees,
the government must not only furnish COM
| Portable quarters and good food, but
amusements as we'll To carry out his
| plans, Uncle Sam has purchased a large
number OF Bibles and playing cards for the
use of the men who will construct the big
| ditch.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-08
AN IMPORTANT GUARDIANSHIP.


1t is generally recognized that the
most important Craftsmanship in the
house of representatives of the Fifty
ninth congress will be that Of the appro-
priations committee. This because upon
that committee will devolve the duty of
reducing expenditures wherever this can
be done without injury to the public
service. Speaker Cannon, always in
favor of judicious economy, 1t is under
stood will urge it upon the coming con-
gress even more strongly than he has
hitherto done and he will select a COM
mittee on appropriations, and psrticu-
larly a chairman of that committee, who
is in full accord with him.
Several men have been talked of for
the position. Representative Burton of
Ohio is regarded as among the best
equipped for the position. He has had
a long service in congress and has al
ways antagonized every form Of extrav-
agance. AS chairman Of the committee
on rivers and harbors be made a highly
creditable record. But Mr.. Burton,
while a staunch republican, has some
times acted with a degree of independ-
ence displeasing to the leaders and this
fact may count against him as a candi-
date for the craftsmanship of the appro-
priations committee. Mr.. Dalzell Of
Pennsylvania has also been spoken of
and there is a good deal TO be said in
his favor. He has been long in con
gress, is a recognized leader and doubt
less is well qualified to head the APP
preparations committee, though his repu-
tation in public life has been made in
connection with the tariff and it may
be That he would prefer to remain
on the ways and means committee.
even should there be, as is prob
able, practically nothing for it to
do. Representative McCleary Of Min
nesota, a member OF the appropria-
tions committee in the last house,
has been mentioned. With the expert
ence he has had on the committee he
should be amply equipped for the chair
manship. McCleary is q man of fine
ability and would seem to be in every
way fitted to he the head OF the com
mittee OF which he has been a member.
The latest report is that Representative
Tawney of Minnesota has been decided
ON by Speaker Cannon for the chair
manship Of the appropriations commit,
tee. 1t is pointed out that Tawney
has a great deal OF influence with the
members OF the house and he and the
speaker work well together. Mr. Can,
non, il is remarked, is alive to the ad.
vantages Of having a mouthpieee on the
floor who will be recognized qs bis
spokesman and for this Mfr. Tawney is
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-08
SEEM TO Favor Lock cANAI,

SEEN TO FAVOR LOCK CANAL
II may be several weeks before the
report OF the advisory board OF engi-
neers on the Panama canal will be com
peted and no small degree of interest
is being shown as to what the board
will have to recommend. 1t is said that
a report favoring a lock canal is now
thought to be assured, the board taking
the ground that time and money can be
saved by construction Of lock canal
and that such a canal will meet the
needs of commerce for many years to
come. II was intimated Immediately
after the return OF the advisory board
from the isthmus that such would be
the report, so that it is probable what
is now reported will be found to be
correct.
While perhaps most OF the engineers
who have studied the matter believe
that sea-level canal would, from the
commercial point Of view, be preferable,
yet undoubtedly lock canal will serve
every purpose for at least generation
to come and it can be constructed in
much less time and at a cost many mil
lions below what would have to be ex-
pended for a sea-level waterway. AS
now planned the canal will doubtless
cost fully $2OOOO0yO00 and consume
from eight to ten years in the building.
1t is not desirable to increase the out
lay or extend the time for construction
and II is safe to say that no PROPOSE
ton involving these conditions would
be approved by congress. The great
undertaking should be pushed with all
possible vigor and completed as soon
as practicable with due regard to
thoroughness in the work Unquestion-
ably a lock canal will meet all COM
mercial demands for many years and If
1t should ever be found inadequate the
change to sea-level may be effected
without very great difficulty.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-08

fully qualified, being a ready and strong
debater and having considerable per
sonal following.
The important consideration, however,
is TO have n man at the head Of the APP
proprlations committee who will bend
his efforts to reducing expenditures
wherever It can be done without i'm
pairing the efficiency Of the public serv-
ice and firmly insist upon such reduc-
ton. The thing to be accomplished is
TO bring the expenses of the government
within the receipts, so as to put a stop
to deficits and avoid additional taxation
1t is nttainnble and undoubtedly the
house of representatives will do its plain
duty in the matter.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-08

The Lincoln Star is not only opposed
to postal savings banks, but it wants
the postoffice to go out Of the money
order business, so that the banks and
express companies may have monop-
oily Of the transmission of money and
charge whatever they please for the
service. Why not go a step further and
demand the abolition Of the postoffice
altogether, so that the express COM
panies, railroad companies, telegraph
companies and messenger service COM
panies can have the field TO themselves?
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-08

The voting machine will for the first
time in the history of fusion give sepa-
rate returns of the vote of the various
parties that have united in the nomina-
ton of the same candidates. In Doug
las county, for example, we will be able
to tell how many votes are registered
for Judge Hastings as a democrat and
how many as a populist. The in
formation should be useful in several
ways. 1t should throw light on the
puzzle whether the fusion game is worth
the candle. 1t should also afford an
index for more correct representation of
democrats and populists in their re-
spective state conventions without ap-
portioning delegates to this county in
each TO the combined vote of both
Finally it should answer definitely the
question whether there are any popu-
lists left in this county.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-08
TRADING WITH CUBA.

1t is conceded by those familiar with
the trade relations between the United
States and Cuba that the latter is
chiefly benefited by the reciprocity ar
rangement which has two years more to
run. While our exports to the island
republic have increased somewhat since
that arrangement was effected, our i'm
ports from Cuba have enlarged greatly,
giving to the Industrial and commercial
interests of the island a marked impetus.
1t is probably a fact that Cuba is at
present in a more prosperous condition
than at any previous time and this she
owes largely to the treaty. 1t was ex-
pected when that was entered into that
about everything the Cubans needed to
export would be taken from the United
States, but such has not been the ex-
perience. On the contrary the islanders
have continued to trade extensively
with European countries and now II is
proposed to enter into commercial
treaty with England which will place
that country on as favorable a footing
in regard to the Cuban trade as the
reciprocity arrangement gave the United
States.
An example Of this kind is certainly
not calculated to promote the cause of
commercial reciprocity and it may be
doubted If the existing arrangement
with Cuba would be renewed If the
question were to be determined now.
Two years hence conditions may be diff
ferent.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-08
SHE'S A WINNER.


Chicago News.
She's Jest a straight lallapaloosa-
A fairy-it's Mamie I mean,
l haven't met nobody who's
Circumstance long wild my queen
Most any old time she's n winner,
But jest give de grille her chance;
feel like | hardly dast chin her
When NAMES fixed up for de dance.
Her pomperdor's golden an pury;
Her clothes is all poor. / don't think;
Her skirts kinder clingin' an fluffy,
Her shirt waist an ribbons all pink
She wears elbow gloves an a necklis;
Dere's "kSep-of-yer-m itts" in her glance,
i amt got de sand ter be reclSlis
When NAMES fixed up for de dance.
White shoes an an inch o. silk stockin',
Perfume on her handkerchief, too
Jest hear all de odder girls knockin't
You bet it's de best day kin do.
1 tell you it's all up wild Willie;
| fall in a sort of trance,
Most any wise guy 'ud git SHY
When Mamie's fixed up for de dance.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-08


In his opening address before Judge
Munger, in the injunction suit brought
by the Water board TO restrain the ap-
praisers of the Omaha Water company's
plant from making a report upon the
properties of the company in Omaha
and South Omaha, John L. Webster, at
torney for the Water board, declared
that three expert engineers had spent
eighteen months and received $1,000
from the city in their alleged efforts to
appraise the water system, and Mr.
Webster further declared that the ap-
praisers had received 500 a day from
the city and had accomplished nothing
Precisely. That is what The Bee has
been saying all along. But, what have
the lawyers accomplished, and what
have the special attorneys of the Water
board accomplished, and how much have
they drawn out of the city treasury?
Have they not had about as good pull
as the appraisers?
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-08
Cutting Dat Red Tape.
Springfield Republican

One OF the excellent acts Of President
Roosevelt was the appointment OF the
Keep commission TO investigate all the de-
partments of the government, with the
object of discovering the weak points In
administration and recommending rene
dial measures. II might be called the
anti-red tape commission. Chairman Keep
reports that the work OF investigation will
continue for several months and that the
conclusions OF the members will be well
diEested and matured before being COM
inundated 10 the president aud congress.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-08
Heroes with Appetites.

The poison squad are now TO be fed on
cold storage food Their observations and
reports on their diet will, consequently, be
anything but ofnciai hot air. The young
men composing this now Justly celebrated
squad are heroes, possibly paartyrs. Many
men before them have starved 10 death in
the cause Of duty; they are the FIRST 70 be
willing TO eat themselves TO death to serve
their country.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-08
Some Leason. Tnught Chin.

The Chinese minister at Washington has
no doubt that II American missionaries
have been murdered at Lienehow his gov
eminent will proceed at once TO bring the
murderers TO Justice and 10 punish any de-
linquent officials without waiting for our
government 10 make any demands upon Il.
This is not unlikely. The Chinese govern
ment recognizes International obligations
as IL did not a few Yeas ago. 1t has
learned a few things.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-08

The supreme court declsion on the
validity of the Dodge election law which
has been overdue for some weeks, may
nov be looked for. The election is over
and the fuse has been pulled out Of II.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-08
"There stands Massachusetts"
L.

It Is a monstrous condition Of things II
the laws OF an enlightened community like
Massachusetts, do not provide for the
criminal prosecution and punishment Of one
who dissects and dismembers dead body
for the purpose OF concealing the true cause
OF death.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-08

II voting machines were in use
throughout Nebraska instead OF in Doug
laR county only, complete election re-
turns would be available on the morn
ing after instead Of taking two or three
days TO get 1t In.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-08

Hearst complains that some of his
paid employees deserted TO Tammany
hail when the voting began. After his
inability to secure people to occupy the
rooms he hired In St Louis he should
have been wiser than to trust politicians
Who 0ffer themselves for sale.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-08

In affirming the consuutionality Of
the Missouri eight-hour law for miners
the supreme court of the United States
further tangles the legal status OF labor
when taken in connection with its late
decision on the eight-hour law for bakers
IN New York.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-08

Organized labor has dictated one APP
pointment in the Russian cabinet Mr..
Parry now knows where TO resume work
when he has rested after adding Presi-
dent RoOsevelt's scalp to his belt.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-08

Cassie Chadwick has been denied a
new trial. She made the mistake of her
life in not organizing an insurance COM
pany.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-08

That expected school board resigna-
ton failed to show up. Members must
still be sticking at the line of success
sion
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-08

Naval cadets should be compelled to
use the weapons of their profession the
next time they desire to fight The last
engagement with fists was as deadly as
though twelve-inch guns had been used.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-08

1t Is safe to say that, for a little while
at least, the council win be somewhat
more circumspect about suspending va
rious provisions Of the building ordi-
nances