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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-11-06
"5air"=cieo.

.Serbei our 5airl" Der Rnf erltbaat
unb ains audi niht b~erloren,
or finbet bier III 9anbe balb
nnb iiher mi1'ge Obren.
BUR Stabt Der alien Nlan1p
SIT leiht Der Wea aefunben,
giA Se6er oentt babel an frpb
uno ib6n nerlebte Stunoen.
Ob GdnaerfeH, Db Sfat.S ournier,
Oh Sair, 0b Blumenfete,
gu ieber Belt beriammelr Bier
Sib germ Die lieben @1fte.
Sies it bic Stabt, po's Wudertum
Sod ME ben Sieg erruneen,
$50 AL Der 6reibeit Briefs nnb Guhm
Mod TETS oas 9ieb ertfungen.
@ie herrlih frahlt lie, ielbt CUR NaHt,
Benn tauienb 2ihter brennen.
Man m6hte fat Die Id5Dne 8raht
Gin Seenm6rchen nennen.
nn6 in ben fueiten Sallen orGngt
9ie Men8e lih in Ghaaren,
B~efunnoernb mancbes Nuge bdnat
Yin ausaetelten Woren.
Nub suas uns beat in 6Iur unb Belb
Ses Eeyaslanbes @auen.
0as 1T bier Nnes ausgetelt,
LIMB herrlib anauibnuen.
DDh Seb'n mabt ourfttg, tpie betannt,
Sarum ntdbt LANCE 8auoern,
Nehu1t nur oas Bierglas raid 5ur Senb,
Wan fam audi babel pldu6ern.
9as Zone gtar Bier. Der e6le Grant,
SIT San Mntonio's @abe.
unb suer es trinft. ber ia8et 9anf,
60 t6flih lit bic 2abe.
gs lit bas Bette in Der @elt,
Die ibbnfte aIler Gaben,
@as iheert uns Gut. tpas lf]eert nns Uelb,
@enn mir nur ,,S0ne Etar" haben,
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Mlerlei.
: Der BuIines Men's Stub ha

Der BuIineB Wen'S Club bat
feline 8etitlDn an ben Wanager Der
Snternationa( 8abn. in ruelder uni
Die @initelune BON smet tdglthen
3iiaen aniihen bier uno 9areoo GEE
ten miro, surifaesOgen. oa Die Bahn'
aeiealhaft oerlprohen bat, benz 8un'
lhe entoegensut0mtneu.
Ser Staot. Sneenieur S0bn 8.
Riiamant bat reiiauiert, oa er oas
briiste 8enebmen uno Nuftreten oes
Mapors ihm eeaeniiber nitt ldnaer
gu ertraaen gewiut mar.
Sn Der StaotratsTbuna am
Montaa. Die nur iebr turse Belt in
Nnipruh nahm. puroe Die Betition
ber Traction Company, iiber ben 3o'
bin > 6igel cine StraBenbabnlinie 81
etablierert, aeudbrt. Die betrefenoe
Oroinana miro ipdter ourgeleat pers
ben. Cine Betitipn muroe oerlelen.
Den alten &ennplab in Beanolle eins
susdunen. Wap0r @allaaban oeus
tete an, oaB er iein Betu oageger ein=
leaer luiro. mern bic Betiti0n ges
pdbrt rDeroen ionte. oa nit Der ae=
planten g~insdunune mehrere Stras
Sen abaeiperrt weroen. Birger in
Der 6ids . Wpenue petitionieren UNI
cine Bride iiber Den Greet in jener
StraBe. - S. 8. 6IQmann reiht
feline &eiianation als Staot Snges
nieur elm unD an Ieiner STEELE miro
s. Me. @irauo ernanrt.
Die 6erren Sep W. S. 9tels
mant uno Bbtlipp $. Gangs
iinb BON ibrer @uropareiie.
auf Der Tie audi HDm beiuht uno
beirn Bapft cine Muoiena aebabt bas
ben, suridgetebrt. Wontag abeno
ueranltaltete ber .2ieoertrans" linen
uno ieinem, oritten pDu europa gus
ridgetehrten Mitalieo, 0errn Bros
fefior @Diat. gu gbren einen &oms
t1era.
Bel elmer syamilien , Reuni0n
i'm 6aule Der Wrs. Wcy9ae. 1919
Woro : Galaon : StraBe. maren SO
Wfc&ae's. &inoer. @ntet, ure uno
ururentel ueriammelt.
- Ser 8efuh Der N~usfteauna
nimmt BON Gag 81 Taa au. Die
mirtlih iehensuerte NusiteIung unc
oas prdhtiee Wetter sieben bic
Geute an.
SIM Mlter BON SO Sabren itarb
in ieiner Mphnung. POI Wontana'
StraRe, 9alentin IS. 8ottler. Die
lebten Sabre ieines 2ebenB bat er in
JDlee eines Sdlaaanfaaes i'm 6auie
augebraht. @r mar Witalieo oes
Grieaer.g ereius uno feline 2eibe miro
unter Den NuipiSien oefielber beitats
tet tueroen.
Der syau geaen ben @eaer Us.
BeniDn miro am 25. Nopember uer'
banbelt. Der aeaeu O. Wauratb lift
auf ben 3. DECEMBER angeiebt.
6err Bablo Beraner uno @ats
tin BON Der 6auptitaot Werito befin.
ben fih gun, Beiuh in Der Staot uno
iinb i'm Wenaer SDtel abaeftieaen.
TroB oes arOBen Wenihenuer'
tebrs nuf ben StraBen uno auf benz
IuSfteIungsplabe aebt aQes reht
oroentlih su.
- Nls Dele9ater gum .gDmmers
cial gongreBA Der am co.. 81, %.
u1b 90. 0Dpember in Ranias gitp
abaebalten miro, bat Wabor gals
faeban ben 2onareBpertreter Glaps
ben. s. @. 3nternut. 8. S. &aufs
mann. o. q. Bruwn uno S. $.
Girtpatrid als Deleaaten ernannt.
= Sn ben ndditen gaaen miro
bier Der 9rieasietretdr Taft nit benz
8riaaoez@ General TbDe. 8. 8arrp ers
uartet. bic nuf elmer Snipettionsreile
begriffen fino.
- Sim IL. MDneniber tritt gul. s.
Bitmon, &pmmaroart beS Nrienols,
pDn ieinem BDften surif. erhdlt Den
Eitel Brigade : General uno perldBi
ben attiuen DENT.
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tlaserhpfft fommt oft.

Ser bieie 3eilen Iisit. ellie niAt flabtiq
taraber btntueg. Us lit bier bic 8ebe por
bsm eiusigeu Wittel. has fiherlif uni
ennernh BON ben lfredlidben Ounlen ben
66murrhoibeu befrelen farn. DieIes N2it,
tel bei6t Anntefis, bat Iih felt Ianqer
Sahren betudbrt. unb tuirb cine Vrobs
6atpn BON P. Neustaedter & CO., Boz
Ml6. New York. an Sebermann Der.
tnnbt, ea bic giaentamer tpifen, baB es
E&er biIft. Guh in alien Gpotbeten 81
huteH. fiub es heiieube G~tuhl5dpihen
tueide am 6iBe bes Heibens etngefahrl
Eserneu nnb WeKer, Quetibtette uno Aes.
xHa RberflHia MAIDEN.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-11-06

Die ueberleaenheit Der nit Der
Waifine aemiiGten 6arben iiber Die
nit Der 5auo eeiniibteu lit ibun 70
hdufa oargetau woroen, oaR man
nur Die eriteren faufen iolte. Nur
bic WaiGine Tam oieienige @leibs
mdBigteit eraielen, bic aeraoe bel Der
6arbenmiihuna 10 n6tia lit. @en.
bet @uh an Die rihtiae QueQe. 80.
Steue8& SShne,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-11-06
Seine Stampeoe mehr.

Set Sabrer, iagt Der Sarmer uno
8iehsihter Serrn Waters. bat mir
mein Gieb niel Erubel nerurfadt. oa
es iehr hdufia ourh Den Stahelorabt
brad uno oanon lief. Sd bate aroBe
Wiibe, es mieoer e~iusufanaen. gans
abseieben BON benz 8eitperluit, ben
oieie Saoo peruriadte. Slneft babe
i'd aber cine rieue Tena angeifafft
unb es maft mir fDrmlih Bergnii'
gen, susuieben, mie oas Wieb aussu.
brehen oerluht, pine ba6 es ihti ge.
linger mill. SD babe natiirlid cine
gGmpp6 Hens. Bum 8ertnuf bel
.gb. Stepe8 & SDbne.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-11-06
a~eelimatiiirte Obitz ydmme!

SD babe einer aroSen 8orrat BON
bier in 1eras gesuaenen 86umert.
3ieritrduhern. &oien u. {. No., aun
Halmen unb anoeren 9opf, nno
8lumen : Baansen. Meine Breiie
liuo reft. 8ufrieoenbeit lit aarnrl.
tirt. Sin Snipettor's gertifitat nit
ieoer 8eiteuune. Shreibt iofurt an
MIDI um RatolDa. &orefe:
Il. @. Steinbring, Rurlerpma1,
Rem 8raunfels, Terds.
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Goma( Spriuas Narjerp.

Dieie. cine Der ar6sten Baumihu.
len, bietet audi oieies Jahr mieoer
ernen grDBen 80rrat an Obfts uno
Shattenbdumen. 8eeren'Ob Be
ben aller Mrt. RoIen, Blumens 4nuIs
len. Sdmereien uno Balmen. Dir
haben feiue reiienoen Maenten. ton.
men oaber CUTE Bare biIliaer pertau.
fen als anoere. Shreibt UNI unie.
rem aroBen, eleganten &atalOa. er
t0itet nur Sc BurtD.
Norefie: Otto 9ode.
Stem BraunfelS. TeraS.
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Sof0leS.
Die semtfd,e aDnpenttOm lit SOufton.

Die eentfdse 4pnbenttpm III SDHffor,
Sim II. Npuember inoet in 6ous
ton cine oeutibe &onnenti0n ftatt,
tuelhe su benz 2ped ~Suiammenaerus
fen lift. cine oeutihe ginmanoerunass
gefenihaft su grinben. NGe Deuts
5hen Bereine uno 2pgen i'm Staate
ueroen aufaeforoert. Deleaaten gu
oie1er 4olnentiun gu ienoen. Gtnbes
rufen miro oielelbe BON einem Gems
trnlEomite, melbes aus nahltebens
ben tetannten oeutihen Bnrgern
OuultDna teltebt: @eora Is. 3eiB,
@ua. &. Sauter, Sacub Nemmel,
8. Npoan1. s. s. 2ieb. 2uomig
51ard uuo M. lifting.
Die @~inberufnng Der 40nnention
unb Der 2med Der 2ebteren baber
uniere polite Biuigung. Sir ae-
brauden bier in TeraS etne itdrfere
neutiHe ginmanoerAug uno cine 8es
feGihaft. melfe cine iolde ginman'
oeruna In gefhifter Weiie 81 fDroerr
ludte uno fib fpdter Der @inaeman'
eerter in Der ridtigen Weiie anneb'
men tuiiroe, t1nnte fir unieren Staat
BON ngerer6Btem Wuben iein. uno
oarn tudre ourh cine iolhe 8ereinl'
aurig auh cine Nrt 8aao UNI ale
Deutlhen oe8 Stnntes aeiblunoen.
cine Berbinoune 9e9riinoet, on Der
ale Deutiden oea Gtantes ELM Sn'
teref1e baben miiroen un6 cine iDlhe
0~erbinbung t1nnte fir Die Rufunfi
fim iebr suertupH errueIlen. Wir iDQ'
ten ieoe W6alibfeit ergreifen. uniel
Geutidhtun 81 ftdrfen uno ourt
nidts tbnneu mir oies better tun,
als burh 8ereinilung uno ourt
nenen 8ufIuB. BeioeS nber min Die
RDnuentior in 60uiton b~erbeiaufib'
rem luHen.
Die oeutfhen gereine unb 4oaen
oes Staates, alien p0rari Der groBe
m6dtiae Buno Der 6ermannSiDbne.
bic T~urnuereine uno Die @efanaDers
cine, iolten oaber aud unbeoingi
Deleoater tiah 6DuftDn fhifen. Mud
tuenyi iDnit elm betannter Deutifher
Cuff Cat. nnh GDnftDn au geben, 10
fODte er ea turt, AUDI menr er niht
ais Deleaat zines Bereins geben
fam. iein Rat unb ieine Mitbilfe
sueroerl bod miIt0mrneu iein. ga
mdre fehr gut, uenrt oiele &onpen'
tim Az elmer experimentation Der.
fnrnrnlnna oes DeutihtumS UDu
Teraa mirbe.
2eiber firGten mir. oaB Der Be-
5u6 tein an5u ftarter ueroen miro.
Die Sade lit niht genug agitieri
suuroen. Nneroinas lift Elm gut ges
idriebener Mufruf in allen Deutib=
teruniihen Reitunaer ner6ffentlihi
tporben. aud anoere Mrtitel mareu
Friber in ben tneiften oeutihen 8eis
tungett oeS Gtaates erlhienen. aber
aem6hn[ih tanrl man elm oerartinea
uuternebmer erft uirtlib erfDlgreiG
maiden. tuertrl peri6nlih fir baiielbe
ngitiert ruiro. War bdtte BON 6Du'
ftpn aus Senianh nah einigen be,
0nuptprte binihiden iDIen. um oDri
fiir ote Sahe au tuirfen. Meld' eint
CUTE Geleaenbeit fiir cine berartigt
MoitntiDn mdre uiht gum BeilpieI
Der Stat. Hnngre6 ON lebten Conn
tag ~getueien. nber oa uar 6Owft0u
anr uiGt uertreten uno mir iino iiber'
seuot. onB tein Wenih an Die oeut'
idbe 3Dnuention geoadt Doer BON III
neipruGen Eat. Daourh lit cine gut
0elenenbeit fir iie gu mirten, Dor
hberaegnngen.
Duh bpffen mir, baB trDb aIeoen
cine ftnttlihe G~eriammluna am Ia
Ruueu1ber in 6Duftun suiamraen'
torur,t uno baB oieielbe iih ibrel
&nfonbe in aQaemein befrieoigenoel
8eiie erfeoiat.
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Otto Netie.

@rittlafii9e Reitauration in Shols'
2utal. 8ans reue @inrihtuna. 8ur'
slalihe Slide. anes mas bic Sais
ion liefert. WdSiae Breiie. Sami'
lien gu empfeblen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-11-06
SAN ANTONIO
INTERNATIONAL FAIR
OCT. 3Ist to NOV. nth
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Warf.

Jamifienaarten. NnerleiNRilherei.
prpoutte. 8or5iialihe atme. @eiG,.
baltiae Speiies2arte. 4eQerfriihes
2one Star Bier. Seine@eine un6 ans
oere @etrdnte. Gufmertiame Neoies
nune. Gars lauien bis Witterna&t.
4hilipp Settler. @iaentimer.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-11-06
Srtef xtne.
6erren '2thet

DetEtH &tNkb
8 u 8ertner-N o gobn-Senrp @artb
-9n pein- 8 6aas % G &emrne =
Q j aropp-G 4etih- 6 Cent = Rar
Naier Rm Rummel - SO R0tb - s
B Sanger = dug Sheude - = Baaner
sos @eioel-@uftao Rtttbof-R 8obus
Der.
Hnmeasathe.
WiB 8rnnoenburg - Urs Bm 5elm-
Sebpia Sohnde- Iena 8lappenbab -
Gertrude aerHer-Gmma 9aoers - 3ena
Nenttpie - Sennie Rreiuu Wrs 8 .
Strauber - 2uciIe Calm - 8lnnbe Tips.
M~usIunbtidse.
Noom 8renbel - s oDfnlann u s
Changer ~ s Storre5 = Shefer -
Walinba Sbaper - 30 Strnoe - U 8ors
tanb - Gnaslife @auoer.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-11-06

Sep. sifdbadbers gaIpsm, 1853
Oft. Commerce. StraSe. WeiB' uno
Braunbier. Gieenes @ebrdu. Das
ar6Bte @las Bier in Der Stabt fir
5 Gents.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-11-06

@eht 81 Burgttaller.s
SAXON nno &eftaurant, Bil.
litasS traBe neben Der 6aae Der Der.
m~nnnsiDbne.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-11-06
ssatarrb rauu utcbt fur,rt iserpor

HtHEE tnHH Utut turttf fhttbcH
s,lr1 locale dppIieatiOnen, oa ie ben Sis Der
Srantbett ni@t errei6eu iOnneu. Ratarrb 1T cine
Slit= ODER Ronfitutions : Srantbeit, uuo I'M lie JI
9sllsl nlhBt Sbr innertiae 6silmiitel nebueu.
2aas Satarrb ; Sur miro eingenommen unO mirtt
2au's Satarrb.Ru 1T feline Guadialber : GteoiJIa.
Sie nlroe lett Sobren bon einem Der beten 4er5ie
oIsles Hanoss uerOronet uno 1T Elm reeelmdBiges
Toeeepi. Sic beitebt aus ben beten betannteu SO=
lliea, nerbunoen NIT ben betten BlntreinigungsMit=
tsln, Die brett auf ole S9feimoberld6e pirttu.
Sie ooutor1nlene Berblnoune Der 3uet 8etanoteilt
III es, lpas iolh' tpuuOerpone S~ReIultate bel Der eei=
u!a9 bon Ratarrb heroOrbringt. SaBt @r9 33cng-
nifs ~nniiout geben.
j.. j. @beuep g. So, xoleoo, Ohio.
%eEiolft non allen Gpotbeieru, Qreis 70 Gents.
Hehnt oau's familen 9ilen fur 8eritopfunG.
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SOeben ertaltert cine reue uno
CUTE Inswahl u0n oeutidhen BiIoer.
biihern. Sugenoihriften, &omanen
uno Glaifitern. Sic Eenaa.
220 B. Commerce Ctr.
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sftaa's 5 Gents 5aoana.aioarts
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-11-06

TtMa's S Gents pnuanase iaarre
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-09-25

Rev. ID. Charles II. Parkhurst. re
turning from Europe late last week
expressed the opinion that both Je-
rome and Hearst were impossibiIities
for the democratic nomination for
governor. and that Huges was the
man for the republicans. Asked about
the Bryan public ownership proposal.
Or. Parkhurst said
We are bound to have revolution
not bloody one, expect--and the
principles underlying It will come to
their expression in 1908. II not sue
cessful then, the campaign will be
fought over in 1902, and they will
win. Whether they will be expressed
along Bryan's lines or another's. God
only knows. But there will be n recog-
milton by the great mass OF working
people of a principle which shall
shift the control of affairs from the
more wealthy to the less wealthy.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-09-25
TAMMANY, MURPHY
AND REARST

Charles +. Murphy leader of Tam
many hall. was asked yesterday If he
had seen the statement of Norman r.
Mack. giving his reasons for with.
drawing his support from Hearst He
said he had. DO these reasons appeal
to you?" he was asked. Not i'm the
least" was the reply Mr. Murphy de-
clared positively that. notwithstand
ing all the talk about an understand
ing between him and William II
Hearst, he was not committed to MIR.
Hearst, or TO any other candidate.
MIR. Murphy repeated his statement
that there is plenty of sentiment I'm
Tammany hall for Hearst and none
for Jerome" A committee which is
working for the nomination of Con
gresham William Sulzer for cover
nor yesterday urged Mr.. Murphy not
to commit his following to the sun
port of Hearst. Mr.. Murphy was re-
quested "to preserve as far as he
could the right of free choice by the
delegates to the Buffalo convention
The Tammany leader said he would
be glad to see Mr. Sulzer nominated
but declared that he was not i'm DO
sition to take definite stand for o.
against anybody at present. Who
ever is nominated will have my hear
~ support" he said.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-09-25

The absence habit" Is a menace to
the United States army. This is the
statement made by Brig-Gen. Bubb
commanding the department OF Da-
kota, in his annual report. He calls
attention TO the great number of Of
fcers now absent from their regi-
ments. and says that the number is
steadily increasing from year to year
and is greatly impairing the efficiency
and discipline of the various organi-
cations OF the army.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-09-25

The republican state convention
of Washington passed resolution in
favor of the denomination of Presi-
ident that is too interesting to be ig-
nored Here it is in FULL
Many great reforms as well as
great national undertakings affect
ing the growth, welfare and prosper
ity of the country. have been inaugu-
rated and commenced through the
personal efforts of President Roose-
welt, and the election of any other
than he to the Office will surely inter-
fere with the contamination of these
great economic ideas
Ii is necessary for the good OF the
people that Theodore Roosevelt be
elected to succeed himself as presi-
dent of the United States. We demand
his denomination at the hands of the
next republican national convention,
and he is hereby generally requested
to lay aside his personal wishes, act
ing through a patriotic sense of duty
To his country TO yield to the demand
of the people by accepting a renom-
ination, should it be rendered.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-09-25

Auditors should examine the ac-
counts of Christian as carefully as
those of any other man. IL Is not
safe to trust a man beeaus he pro-
ferses to be pious. Even in the early
life OF Jesus he found among his dis
ciples those OF whom he asked, why
call We me, Lord. Lord. and do not
the things which / say?" Frank x.
Nipple. the suicide president of the
Real Estate trust OF Philadelphia.
was of that company He was high
official i'm Presbyterian circles. and a
strong advocate of temperance and
opposed to the use OF tobacco. but
he has been shown to be guilty OF
forgery and theft and lying. as well
as hypocrisy. Waterman.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-09-25

The oldest royal house i'm Europe
is that OF MecklenbWrg. which trace.
its descent from gentleman who
sacked Rome A. ID as. Sometime
there may be American families OF
distinction who can trace their lines
back to gentlemen who sacked New
York life insurance companies from
1890 to -Courier-Jourual.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-09-25

New York is the second great sea-
port of the world. In 1903 over g.
100000 tons of imports and $780,
600 tons of exports We're cleared
through New York harbor. London is
the greatest seaport, exceeding New
York in imports. though not in ex-
ports Antwerp and Hamburg are
third and fourth. respectively.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-09-25

In brief filed the Attorney GEN
eral asks that the chrters of the
French Lick and West Baden hotel
companies be declared forfeited. The
brief also contains IA scathing ar
raignment of the two companies, de
claring their purpose TO be for the
moral perversion of the guests rather
than To aid them in recovering their
health.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-09-25

Baggage smashers should digest
the fact that the other day trunk
tossed about in the usual way "ex-
ploded with great force, tore off the
scalp of the baggage man and de-
molished a corner of the station"
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-09-25

Despondent because he was reduc-
ed TO ae ranks. Thomas Doherty.
formerly color sergeant in the Fourth
Infantry, shot himself through the
head at Fort Thomas. He was pro-
noted for bravery in the battle OF
San Juan Hill.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-09-25

1t has been bad Summer for chill
dren in the great cities. The humid
ity joined with the heat and the
constantly poisoned air OF the streets
have caused heavy death-ratc
among small children. This section
season of moist heat increases the
mortality.
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western Europes climate would
be changed entirely were the 18TH
mus Of Panama and adjacent terri
tory to be submerged. For in that
case the equatrial current would be
carried into the Pacific ocean and the
gulf stream, which does so much to
warm Europe, would not emerge in
to the Atlantic
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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1906-06-09

| vateer OF thirty-two guns. Lieut.. CLAW
poole was tried before a Justice OF the
CAGE with "High Treason, and com
united to prison with others. Jiiy 8.
i7Sl.
Lett Olaypoole nursed his friend.
Gait. Ashburn, through his fin SICK
hess, to whom he talked much 81 MS
lal,hluI wife, and in his dying mU.acnts
tonhded to Lieut.. Claypoolc his final
, larcMeh message to her These, on
his release, after the surrender OF Corn
wallis, and his return to Philadelphia,
John ClaypOOlc fastened to deliver III
person, and was obliged to break to
her the first sad tidings OF her hus-
bands death
1t Is not difficult to understand, aided
by the tender sympathies elected by
| the Unconventional circumstance and
his previous personal acquaintance
with her, that the gentle graces OF this
still young woman should have COM
petcly captivatcd his heart lie there
tor earnestly pressed his suit and re-
ceivcd her early consent to their I'M
ION, and they were married May Is,
1888. Thus, Elizabeth Claypoole
G-R-A-C-E-iuly bore four names
Griscomc, Cher maiden namc) Ross,
Cher noted first married nance, Ash
burn, Cher second marriagc) and Clay
poole, her last marriage, while OF
course, her Christian name, Elizabeth.
was never iorsakcn.
by her last marriage she had five
children all girls, Jour Of whom grew
to womanhood and married. and have
numerous descendants. Among them
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1906-06-09
Ask For Aliens Foot-Ease

a powder for swollen. tired, hot
Smarting feet. Sample sent FREE. Also
Free Sample of the Foor-EAsE SAM
TARH CoRN-PAD, new vention. Ad-
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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1906-06-09
WHAT IS A GOLD in the bead7

WHAT IS \ COLD in the head?
Nothing to worry about ii you treat it
with Elys Cream Balm as soon as you
begin to sneeze and shuttle Neglect
ed, the cold may grow into catarrh,
and the air-passages be so infamed
that you have to fight for every breath.
1t is true that Ely's Cream Balm cures
catarrh, promptly and certainly. But
you know the old saw about the ounce
Of prevention Therefore use Cream
Balm when the cold in the head shows
itself. All druggists, so cents, or mail
ed by Ely Bros, 50 Warren Street,
New York.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1906-06-09
ELKTON SCHOOL NO. II.

Sixth grade-IIelen Cooper &c. 5,
Edna Cleaves 99.4, Esther Terrell ooI,
Mary Mahan 97.S, Clarence Rambo
97.S, Stella Kambo 97.I, Eleanora Zol-
per 9o.7
Fifth gradc-Carolyn Coudon oS.4,
Marie Taggart oS.I, Emily Frazer o7.6,
Pearl Wilson 97.5, Miriam Alexander
o. Susie Booth 905, Lydia Groves
9o7, Ruth Price o5.7, Warren Boulder
95.S, Edward Duffy 95.2, Crystal
Moore 95.I.
Fourth grade-Kenneth Lancaster
DOL, Ethel Biddle 9o2, Milton Nor
gan 96.2, Hester Lewis 90, Charles
Wells $50, Bessie Mcknight o5.3,
Ralph Morgan 95,3, Bessie Witworth
95I.
Third gradc-John Alexander 90,
Howard Bratton 95.7, Harry Caldwell
$50, Mile Poole 95.I, Philip King
95.l, John Scott 95
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1906-06-09
BUTLER SCHOOL.

Seventh grade-lIelen Mearns 9o,2,
Olive Reynolds 9S.S.
Sixth grade-Harvey SINNERS 90,
John Wigton 97.S.
Fifth Grade-Ella SINNERS o9.5,
Ella Wigton 9S.3, Blanche Slicer 9S,
Carroll Reynolds 90,
Third grade-Henry Slicer o7.4.
Second grade-Clayton Reynolds
97.5, John Clifford 97.2, Emory McCas-
lin gO.4, Leslie McCaslin 90.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1906-06-09
OLD GLORY
Betsy Ross. Who Fashioned The
First Star Spangled Banner, And
Her Cecil Descendants

Editor OF the Cecil " hig:''
Dear Sir-A late visit to the delight
Jul and hospitable home OF Mr. Ell
wood Baldcrston, of Colora, has intro
duced me to some facts and records
which are to me exceedingly interest
ing, and which | know would interest
many of your readers. Mr. Balders-
ton is a grandson OF Betsy Ross,
who made the first American flag, and
has i'll his possession several interest
ing relics from the home OF Betsy
Ross. | asked Mr.. Baldcrston to
make me a record OF her genealogy,
which he has kindly done, and which,
by his permission, am sending to
your valuable paper.