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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-03-09
Seft1tigter Setpeis.
SetuDGmer ppn San 0(ntpnin fDmmen
Oas 1ttcbt 6e5weifeln mas stuets
ttsal beItdttgt fuproem lit.

Nus 9antbarteit fiir Die oDlItDns
meme 6ei[ung ben 91eiBen unb
Sdmeraen i'm Gifen = cine Jploe
9rdBltdler gtierenleioen -baben 9aus
lenoe Dffentlih Doan'S 8 Nierens 8illen
empfDblen. 8emDbner pDn San Mns
tonic, Die bies npr Sobren beitdtiqs
ten, lagen iebt. oaB ibre &ur perlna.
nent mar. Oieies 3eu9niS benefit
o0ppelt ben Wert bDn 9oan's gtie=
rem BilIen fir 0tierenleibenbe in
San NntoniD.
Wfrs. q. 2opes, sol ct. Warb
StraBe, San WntDnin, Teras, tpobns
baft, fogt: Sn elmer @usiaee, bic id
i'm Mtai 1903 ntahte. teilte ib nit,
oaB meine @eiunobeit sietnltb gut
mar, bic Die geieren beeannen mir
Shuieri9teit au MAIDEN. pDourb i'd
81 4eiten ardBlibe &ndeni9mersen
betam uno id idnab unb lahm in
ben 2enoen tuuroe. Ser S9nters
mar idarf uno ourhbringeno. belpns
0er8 tuenn i'd mid biiGte Doer ettuas
beben tpDlIte. 5h tDnnte oos 2eis
ben rilht los neroen, biz i'd mir
D0an's Nierens Btuen bolte, Die i'm
8erar Drug Store uno bel Slider &
Springan gu babeu iinb unb i'd faQte
in meinem eriten 8euenis, oaB cine
Sbahtel mid BON Der Shmddbe,
2abmbeit, ben SbmerSen uno anoe.
rem Sbmpt0men oes gtierenleioens
befreite. S6 freue mid iebt beitdti'
gen au fDnnen, oaB in ben stuei Sab.
rem. bic ieitoem oereaneen iino, iA
nietnals mieoer 0ierenleioen uers
ipiirte, elm 8eweis, oaB Die 8ur per-
rtanent mar.
Gum 8erfauf bel allen Sdnolern.
Breis so Gents. Softer Wilburn
60, Buffalo, 1ep gort, atIeinige
N9enten fiir Die Ser. Staaten.
@rinnert @uh oes 0amens Doan
uuo nebmt feine anoeren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-03-09
Gin treuer Hatgeber
mmp Elm tuahrer gdah

if ssattSSs sas SssIs9sn' sSl y9er 6ettungsanfer"
nsue uerbsferte 4nFase, $50 eeiteu faarf. nit uie.
len lebenstreuen Nbbilpunoen.
ct flbrti pertdnoli9er Meiie an, mie man er.
folgrei6 9efnno tperoen itnb eeiunoe stnber boben
fam. lie follten oieies lebrreibe Bud IeIen
uno trfabren, ME anf natiirIidbe a@eife S&pdde
snfdnOe, Oerlorene Gnereis, llnluif, @usallen Be,
oaare, unnatlrlide Sr6nme, 9artleibieteit. Sps-
pepe, Hltenl9mer3en, glut=, anftedenoe uno gebet.
me Rrantbetten II. 10. beieitigt uno eebeilt werOen
t6nnen.
Sas Bud If elm beipabrter Greuno auer 2eioer.
ben nno uiro fir rs SCENTS in poifmarfen on iraenf
cine &oreiie iOrafdlta:perpadt osrienbst aoreiire:
9enti6eS &etts Snftitnt
10 Gait stb st.. s3eip Dcrf. "a. D., fr,iber
gItntpn VIase.
As- in Sriefeu uenne man Sieie 3situnQ. -Ea
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-03-09
BrmmDetaentnnrs=llep =llepertraauuaeu.

Gina unb Gbspin Berl6 uno garon
5ront an Qnt0n Oppenheimer unb emil
ganien. @runbttid an Der gde Der 0turri
uno Der N1Grfet StraBe; $500.
hilbert Stebes an 4auro s 8rouiiar6,
9rnnoftiid an eer MonumentaI StraBe;
$3.50.
8 6 gottinehaa unb 5rau an SoIepbine
Beffal, @runbftiide in glmenborf; sI60I,
GuauIt uno Caroline BeIdb an Dtto
Beib, 200 4der 2anb; 1880.
Sieielben an 3ulius 8efd5, 206 Gfer
2ano; $l70e.
4u9uIt Neicb Ir nno Carolina BeSdl an
Guauft @eib jr, 247 ader 9anb; $500.
Serpis Wanerid an Mbrabam anb SIaac
Sang, @rnnotiif an Der OF Souftpn
GtraBe; $37, 500.
s D2 StrauB uno 5rau an q Sans.
Grunoitii6 an eer gde Der Colorado un6
Der Guis Strase; 5000.
Otto 8Debler an DITTO g8ahrmnno.
@ranoftid am Manerid Square; $500.
frau gmmn Dittnur an 8 6 Rina.
@runofta6 an oer SlbsBreia Ctr: $35O0.
- $50 eiaene @eoanreu feblen.
iteltt elm @itat sur rehten Belt fid
Elm.
g ID freunoid5aft aebt feiht
in Briide.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-03-09

oaS ?fetBen getrtegt, ytod beuts otnge
es nad 2udmiiblsn 5uriid.
Rut6 fab i'm an, als iprG6e ct
cine andre Sprd9e. Sic lGdelte 3erz
ftreut uno nidte fp9ar, aIs iei iie NIT
allem etnberftdnben. 9(ber 70 peit perz
fanb fi6 Ssrr bon pontop nun op6
i6on auf i6r @eft9t, I'm ou piiIen;
oiefe Na6t tpiiroen iie nod feinesfpegs
i6r 5aupt in 2udmiib(en nieoerleeen.
6ier ftedte Elm paffiber Wioerftanb, gez
gen Den er ma9tlos mar.
Qtn otefem Sag: Muietn uno aller=
6onb andre 9ebenspiirbiefeiten. Nm
Q6enb ein pbtlbarmonif1es Ronsert.
Gutb bate bds geipolIt, unb ct bate
ni6ts 6agegen ein5utpenbsn gefunben.
Sic fab bod nun tpentgitens fein @e>
fife BON 2ie6esleuten bor it9. Mber
fttG unb bertrdumt mar iie tpie geftern,
uno er lam aug Der unrube ni6t berr
aus.
99utb lebte nirtli9 in neuen gm,
pfinounsen. Sin punoeriames, buns
tes Sraumleben batte iie sinseiponnsn.
Sur9t uno !9aB In tbr naren tpie bon
beraufdenosn Diiften betdubt. llnb
nie NIT beiBen !0dnoen 0ffnete bas
Weben Der Welt Dem empfdneli9en
Sinb oas ftren9perf6loifsns @mpfin-
bunssleben.
2lIs fie mad 2udmiblsn 5uriide
tebrte, fab iie iib bort pie NIT traum>
befansenen Qlusen um. Sbr mar, als
tonne iie iid bier ME pieber 5ure9t=
ftnben. 0o9ts petnte lie unb fe6nte
ii6 nad Wauiit, nah lautem Sr.ibsn
uno Slang 5uriid.
Berlin fnien ibr aud tDrpsrli9 ni9t
befommen gu Iein. sic fab blab aus
uno bate einen matten uno bod un=
rubisen Nusorud. Ste sanas erfte 3stt
iiber tpor fie Deritimmt unb rsiabar.
@nno>8eate dnsftiste fi9 um fie,
aber ibr beforstes Ginbringsn purbs
BON gut6 itiirmiih 8urudsepteien.
QGas tDolIte man benn bon ibr2 Sis
bate ni4ts gu fa9en, gu betennen.
9err pon pontop mar jeBt etfria
beitrebt, feinen 6ebler ipieoer ausous
glei4en. go! Sept NOR man in 2uds
miiblen. h0rte unb fab bon Dem per>
piinf9ten 9erliner @etreibe niAts
mebr, atbmete 9tlltagsluft, 9}un fam
es nur oarduf an, etipdige Grinnerunz
gen, Die fiG bier an 3immer ooer MD.
BEL 6eften tonnten, eriinbli6 su per>
bannen.
geites Wiittel: fremoe Meni9en, ale
Sage, 10 btele tpts mDeli9.
Sunge MGnner = oas oiintte ibm
bebentli6. Den Seufel nit 9eelaebub
austretben, bieb oas i9liebltd. @lte
2eute poren langpeilis, ulfo: junse
Mdoaen.
@r gep0bnte &utb SSreunbinnen an.
Grit fpollte ite ni9ts babon b0ren, ibre
Snterefen laeen auf 10 gan5 onbern
Gsbieten. 2fGmGlig aber fanoen fie
ben Son gu einanoer, aus ben Saesss
btfiten tpuroen ausgeoebnte 2ogirbes
iu9e, uno pi0Blid bate Hutb i6re
sreunoinnen.
Oa fab @0b BON pontofp tpieber
uno fa6, baB er cine neue 9umm6eit
gema9t bate nJreunoinnen" iinb stne
sefdbrlt9e Sa9e. Denn ipoppn rebet
fold junges pad, tpenn es unter ii6
ift2
n9llle Metter!" fagte fs3 9err bon
pontop. Or mar tn irnerffer Geele
beratpetfslt. Ct abnte f@on: mo er
ben Bret AUDI Hnfette. Ct brcnnte HIM
iiberau an, Gs mar eben bie 3eit, tps
oos Geuer aus alien Gueen bltbs.
isEnrftekftt1n fDIof
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-03-09
psutfbt sdntiOsr in paris.
9ezatide MrbettstFaFts IN Trans SiiT a)en sEse<f.
itattsa bsDossagf.

6Sttstuye |*SpeiStEST*s w tEuW5 UUfsSbSN HpSEA-
iIatts.t bsUOsSagf.
Gin 8efu9 in Den bauptia1li9ften
Experimentation in Yaris entbuQt
Die erfreuIi9e 9batia9e, oab, 70 franr
3Dffh ooer eneIif9 aud Die 2aben=
front ausieben mag, bic 9auptfrdFte
tn ben meiften @ef9dften OeutI9e obsr
Seiterreihsr iino. 9ie 9erltnsr uao
Qetpatger 69neioerdtabenien liefern
naa lpie bpr bic beften 3uf9neiber,
unb bet Wtener Domenf6neiber fpielt
na1 tpte Dor IN ben Nteliers, m6 Die
tailor >mabe ">2lei0er angsfertigt iper=
ben, bss 9auptrofIe.
Sn 6em 9sspubtfein ibrer unent=
bebrttAtstt perlanesn fe oenn au6
8onS afehnli9e GsbdIter, Die i9nen
ulaft anitanbslos bstptaist psroen.
S1re Rolesen bon Der anbern SatuIz
tdt. ots 0errenf4netbsr, ftno aud gum
srobsn She'll MngsbDrlae beutfAer
4unse 81. 6Sbe tbres @eroienfes
yt@tst jiA na4 ber 4rt ber neannliden
9etletbuuesftiids, fpei6e Fe als @pee
5iaTtsdt erp6Hlt baben. Nm beften Be-
aablt tperben bic Rodf9netber, neil ite
am sef4sdteften ftn6. @leidfam bic
@rtftotraten unter biefen ftnb oie,
tpsl4e fi6 Dem funfpolen Buu 0ss
arsftotrattf9en grads ober oes no6len
nfmottng4 tpibmtn.
Die Gnferttgung ber llnausipre6>
lt4en brtnst fdon ipsniser ein, unb
etns Qfrt 9eIptsu unt,r ben @4neibern
hlben b.e Meftsnf9netber, bic metit BET
f4 aa 6aitfs arbetten. alber I'm an
9ehaetnsti fiiHlen fth bte beutfdben NET
fter bon Der glabei, bic tn Brantret4
TIT Brot fu3en, re1t tpobl BET Der Or
bett. Sie berbienen bur6f9nittli9
msbr ala In Dsuti4lanb. allerbtngs
fteGen it4 bte RDften Der 0sbensfiibz
rlng, Defenders In poris, sttpas 6Bber.
Iber ber beutidt @rbeiter bat tross
bem ni4t bte 9ebarfniFs, tpie etna Der
franaBff4s, unb feline gfaGternbett
fommt tbm 10 3uftatten, oab nibt tpe>
ntss bon tRnen fia anfdbrli9 etn bib
f8ss @iimn1aen suriidlssen t5unen.
60 baben bts beutfdsn @9nstbsr, bic
nod Drontretd e.tpmmsn ftnb, fait
aQs bdutrnben gDobnIb genommen.
Wan4e bapOn baben fefbitftdnbige Gsz
i4dfts errtntet. trob ber Ronfurrsn3,
BITE tbnen Dor al1em bon ben Hie{enqes
fn6ften gemaht tpirb.
Wt6t nur bic fertisea 9(nsiige, ion.
bern aud bic mad Mab ftnb bon Sabr
gu Sahr bilIiger seporben. Dssbalb
tDHnen bic tletnern S9neiber a6er
trosSsm nod gang gut befte3sn, oa stn
GROCER Sbsil bes tduFsnben pubtttums,
Defenders bet 9fn5iieen, ouf aebieaene
Qrbstt fiebt, ipte fis Bel Dem mafIens
bstrteb bon ben sroBsn 8a5arsn taum
geltefert tperben fam. llnh oa au9
Der BranaOfe san5 ssnau tpeiB, bas
Der oeutf6e 6anbperfer iiberall ba in
8etrd9t tommt, mo SoltottGt unb @es
btessnbsit bertanst merben, erfreuen
ii6 oie beutf9su Shnetoer In fFrant=
reid nt9t MIR BEL ibren 2anosIeutsn,
fonosrn aud BET Dem franaDfF6sn
publfsum zines ullgemetnen 3uTpruhs.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-03-09

>. ~ Ralt. cement. Sano, Bad.
ltettie. feuerfefte Steine unb 9bua.
9beer uno IspbaItpapier, 9a6pappe.
Cheer uno Gspbalt, Del, Eerpentin,
ssarben, 8las &c. &c. ftet8 nDrr6thin
5et s. 6. 9ielmaun, BOG Of.
@ornntercesStraBe. geieoriee 8reiie,
quite Baare iOtpie quite uno reene
Seolenun9 perben iaarantirt. -
Eelenbon 4l0.
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Sdgltd)e Sonrtiten Sd)latDaaen

tlab galifornien, ebenlu nod ct.
aouts nia 9eras & Bacific 8abn
ubne We6iel. SHreibt an iroen0
ettien Tide Ggenten tpeaen oieIes
neuen Die.iites ooer an 6. 8. Eur.
ner, 9enerats s@aiiaaier'Naeu Oal.
(ns. Teras.
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4Outbertt Yactfic @abn.
Whfnhrt

gsab Netu Orleans, Souftpn uno Sal.
oefton ta9iib b.........1.40 40 Gorn1.
uno. 1920 Nben6s.
geadb eagle 8aB, 81 8aio. galifornien
uno Werlto ..............9 900 Born.
Nntuntt.
Bon Stem Orleans, 5DuitDn uno @al
oelton td9Itdb: ..........7.3s Morgens
uno 600 Rachm.
Bon 81 8afo, gaIifornten unb Meritu
............-........ .S:00 MbenoA.
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q. u. & u. y. Sabu.

Nbtabrt.
Nacb gnerO, goatum, SouitDm uno Sal.
net0n, ta9ltb. ............8.l0 TO Born.
Racb Gorpns gbriTti, &odpDrt uno Bee.
billie tdgIib. ...... 12.45 unb a6en6s.
Naeb 8brne nnb 4errbiGle, taelib 49,.
..................... .Y:25 Born.
Mntunft.
Bon @uerD, gDOetum, poufton unh @al.
oett0n, th9ltcb .7.30 morgens uno
600 @benbs.
Son @orpus Gbrifti. &odpprt uno See.
ntle tdglteb. .........7, 80 mDrsens unb
1.25 nacbm.
Son 86rne uHS Sterroitle. taslib. 80.
AZ NhenbB.
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GifenbabnzS =Ylalr.
s. q O. u. sabu.

abba brt.
Rab allen g0rosS eras> Buntten
................4l 4 lbr uno 500 Bornt,
Na9 ct. Souls, memphis uno Dem
Often. .l.2O lIhr nac1m.
Nab gtDr6 Seras, 8anias Gitp unb
ct. Souls. IS aben6s
Hab Merito. o................ 9.l5 porm.
Nnfunft.
Bon st. 9ouis unb benz Often. =. Z @orm.
8Dn localen 8untten ....... $50 nabnt.
&Dn ct. 2ouisu. bem Oiten:10 40 abenbs
Bon 2areoo un6 Wterif0 LOO nocfm,
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,W. 6. q z. Sabm.

~. 6. & e. Sabm.
Mbfnhrt.
Nab gsacD, Sort @prtb, Dallas, RanIas
Gttb, ct. 9ouis unb Chicago, tdgltcb,
(Suniet DepDt) )..........8.45 9lben6S
3ocal5u9 bia SmttboiIle. Z. .108Drm.
VI limit
Bon Chicago, ct. 4outs, 8anias gitp,
Dallas, Sort gBortb unb @acD, thgli6
(Suniet Sep0t) ...........8 WorQens,
SOealaua pia SmithnilIe. -. 9.O5 &6enbs
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-03-09

Eina'S 5 Gents 6aoana eiaarre.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-03-09

Wtnd's s 6ents 0apana. 9iaarre.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-03-09

sSDbn s.. Bolton, OeHeutl. 9tOtar,
@rIu0eigentum 9lgent tiir Beufionsan-
lpriidbe 40l 9labarro Str g. 9el. 43o
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@ulf gbUre Sabn.
Wbfabrt.
Nadb 9apernia, Sutbertano Springs.
Stpnoale, tdglid3, 3,....... 800 8orn,
Nntunft.
Bon Stodoale, SUTHERLAND Springs unb
Saoernio. tdalid1. ......2:30 Nadbm,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-03
Strange Names in Chicago.

The Chicago Chronicle gives the
names of 25 candidates for aldermen
who should be defeated at the next
municipal election in that city. These
men, it is asserted, stand for graft, bad
government and wide-open city. A
glance at the names of some of the men
on the blacklist is significant. They
are Perrigo. Hamburg. Tegtmeyer
Derpa, KrumhoIz. Blase. Girtcn, Meer-
teren, Krump, Uhlir and Beilfuss. Evil
dently the yearning for graft is con-
fined to the would be aldermen of all
nationalities in Chicago delphia
Press.
But not only do the names Of the men
American sound to us here in New
England. but the names of the 10 alder
manic candidates whom the good gov
eminent organizations of Chicago en-
a few samples from the list published
in the Chicago News. Most of them
Democrats. and all of them are de
clared by the News to he men fully
worthy the support of the independent
voters: Richcrt. HeiSer. Petru. Foell
Schaad. OFT, BadenOch. Bihl. GOlOm-
biewski and Licht If il is true that
the graf1erS and the eXpOnentS of a
badly governed and wide open city
have names that sound strange to us.
ii is equally true that the candidates
believed by the independent Chicago
papers to be men of honesty and capac-
Iity have the same kind of names.
| Chicago is a great and cosmopolitan
| city. and many kinds of natiOnalities
| figure in its makeup. especially in its
political activities. A man whose an
| cestOrs were born in this country has 4
| small show as n politician in Chicago,
even less than he has in Boston and
New York, although it is 4 relief also
to find in the list of candidates ap-
proved by the Chicago News, from
which the above names were taken.
such good old ashioned English names
as Jones. Snow, Norton. Case. Roberts,
Fisher and Hunter.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-03
SchooIboy Wisdom

Writing in Past ana Present. the journal
published monthly in connection with the
Friends Schools. Mr. T.. T.. Coilinson
quotes tho following genuine howltrs
which hr states have. been noted in e\-
;,lhin;,tionS conducted 1T Aciiworth
lt"otilanl. k"nG;;i. Ra.wdon. Sibford and
few other places.
An abstract noun is the name Of some
thing that has no existence, as goodness:
An autohio2 raphy is the lif" of an aui-
NAL written after ii lis dead. as Il moral.
th;IUccr wrote in middlc-clasS English.
Joan of Are was Il phcasant's daughter
dressed IN Il mans clothes and went to
fight the English and was slain. and her
soldiers said don't YOU think you had bet
ter wait till tomorrow to brsieGe Roucn.
t'iv"-milc-:lct Every pafSoT must
preach more than five mile off his church.
Charles |. was going to be married t.
the infanta OF Spain; he went to see her
ana broke it off at once.
TIL" Pilgrim Fathers thought il better
To he out of this wicked world ana 50
colOniZed in Massachusetts.
Rome is lotcd for its Catacomhs. where
skulls of great people are kept These are
very long ana dismal.
The phariSeeS We're people who like ~
show off their goodness by praying in
synonyms.
\ solid is that which hasn't any space
under the circumference.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-03
Personal Notes.

Rrigadicr General j. Franklin Bell
will assume the duties of chief Of staff
Of the army on April ..
Mrs. Bellamy Storer. whose husband
has just been retired from his position
as Amba Ssador to Austria. is the origin
ator Of the famous lockwood pottery.
William r. Macdonald, the famous
tenor ANA one Of the founders Of th..
known Hostmiians. is dead. He
was, a nativ,- of Steuh.-nvill-. o., and
made. his debut in Ell Trovator-" iii
Italy.
John Alexander D"wie, VIII" is iii
Mexico City. says thai he has secured
an option to purchase 2.000,6 600 acres
Of hand in northern Mexico upon which
hr intends 10 locate his new Zion city.
President Roosevelt has presented 10
The War Department., for its historical
collection, section of Il log from III"
cabin which General /. s. Grant built
for his family near 81. Louis after his
resignation from tn" regular army be-
fore the opening Of the civil War.
Frederick Iiolbrook of Vermont, who
recently passed his nincty-third birth
day, is the only one of the famous War
GOvrrnorS" now surviving. He stood
with Governor Curtin of that state. and
Andrew, of massachusetts, as one of
the StanchcSt supporters Of the Lincoln
administration when il most needed
such support as they could give.
Frederick Sougrain. the Oldest native
born person in the Louisiana Pur-
chase. celebrated the one hundrcth an
nivrrSary of his birth Saturday at his
home in Seialia. .. Mr.. Saugrain is
the son of DR. Auton Francois San
grain the friend of Benjamin Franklin
and the pioneer scientist of the Mis-
Sissippi Valley"
Prof. Angelo Heilprin. author Of
Tower Of Pelee," Mount Pelee." and
editor of "Lippincott's New Gazetteer"
is just completing Il series Of paintings
in oil to illustrate the features and
phenomena in Mount Pelee. When
finished these paintings are to be eX-
hibited publicly. and is has been Prof.
Htilprins desire to show pictorially
what has been written scientifically.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-03

The committee on football rules
seems to be pretty well through with
its labors, and the regulations under
which the great game will be played
next fall are now being studied by the
players and coaches. Numerous
changes have been made. and the COM
mttee has unquestionably made an
honest attempt TO remedy the evils
which have been complained of and
which have resulted in an outcry far
out of proportion to their number or
importance 1t is announced that those
institutions which definitely "abol-
ished" the game will give it another
trial next fall under the revised rules.
This was to he expected. and there is
every reason to believe that the game
will be played as much next fall as il
has been in recent years. The crusade
against il has done no harm. and if it
has done any good nobody will Rejoice
more over the Improvement than the
friends Of the game.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-03
Germs.

Cupid was showing us through his lab
oratory There Were rows and rows oi
great jars that contained the germs that
thrive in kisses.
SHOW us the most harmful germ, We
imIlJrrd.
cupid removed the cover from Il big
green jar. -
These are the most harmful They
are found IN the kisses Of schoolgirls ana
elderly nh,icnS."
And now III, most dangerous germs.
Cautiously cupid ulscrrWtd The cover Of
Il steel projected jar.
''Irrc ar" the most dangerous of all
They are found in the kisses oi chorus
iIrl~ and grass widows.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-03

not known. In "Bartletts Familiar
Quotations" the leading authority on
matters of this kind. the couplet is
traced back at least 200 years. There
is in the British Museum an autograph
album once owned by David Krieg, in
which Jacob Bobart wrote his name be-
meath the lines in question. Bobart
was the son Of the celebrated botanist
OK the same name, and died in 1926.
Nobody has suppose that the lines were
original with Bobart, but the fact that
they appeared in this autograph album
about 200 years ago is mentioned as an
early instance of their use and as in
dicating something of their age IL Is
not at all unlikely that the lines were
written by some good moralist OF an
cient times and have come down to US
as q translation from the ancient Greek
or Latin Wise men, who have made
a study of literature and literary Curl
osities have given up in despair the
task OF attempting 10 Hhu Tic VI Ai"i
author of this famous couplet, and so
we fear that the dispute alluded to by
our Palermo correspondent cannot be
satisfactorily settled. There can be no
dispute, however, regarding the good
advice contained in the lines or the
blessings which the world would derive
should each of us make them our daily
motto
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-03
Who Was the Author?

A reader of the Journal over in
Palermo-the good old town which has
been given added fame throughout the
world as the apocryphal residence Of
esquire Phin"-writes us in the hone
that We will be able to settle dispute
which has arisen there regarding the
authorship of that well-known couplet
Count that day lost whose low descend.
ing sun
Views from thy hand no worthy action
DONE
Our friends in Palermo are not the
first who have tried to discover the au.
thor OF that noble sentiment. but il is
ciassed among those whose author is
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-03

oRDER OF NOTICE THEREON.
District of Maine. IS.
On this "lSt dav Of March A u 14p;
on reading the foregoing petition. il is
ordered by the Court, That Il hclrIns; H.,
mao upon the same or the 10Th duy nr
Anrii. A. ID. 1906. before said Tonlt ~
PORTLAND. in said District at 10 O'clock IN
the forenoon: and that notice thereof h..
punished in The Daily Kennehcc JarrnaI
= newspaper printed in said District AMI
mat All known creditors. ana Other Der.
sons IN interest may appear III tn S1ii
t,ihe ana place. and show cause. il amy
they nave. why the prayer of said prti
toner should not be granted. i
Ana IT is further Ordered by the Court
Lhat the Clerk shall send hv maI "a hi
known creditors copies of said ps sti1ion
and this order. addressed to them ~ thcir
places of residence as stated
Witness tho Honorable Clarence Hale
iharsn, imns" Of II" u, said Court. ana the s,al
the :1st day of March. Al ID 1905
Isl JAMES F.. FrEWEY. clerk.
A true copy of petition lnd order there
on.
Attest: JAMES r. TTF!WEY. Clerk.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-03
A LIT Il E OF
EVERY T H N G
The Scapegoat.

Enw when anything goes wrong,
Blame your wife.
IF tbe butter is too strong,
Blame your wife.
If The coffee is too weak,
II The bath tub springs Il leak
UlImc il on your patient. meek
Little vile.
If the rain comes pouring down.
Blame your wife.
If the stock or chickens drown,
Blame your wife.
If by the sharpers you're beguilcd,
II You are misfOrtunc's child
B,amc vour all enduring, mild
Little wife.
If Won suffer from the gout.
Plime ycur wife.
If you're getting down and ont,
Blame yCur wife.
Sure for anything that's bad.
She's the one at fault, egad.
Blame il all upon your sad
Little wife.
Louisville Courier Jonrna,.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-03
Bankrupt's Petition for Oischarae.

In the matter Of
OI;lt'E r. S.ANBOFN tIu F.nA',-rp, wv
Bankrupt.
To the Hon. Clarence. Hale. Ju,i::, ~ ili,.
District Court Of tile United :1t..L., tnr
the District of Maine.
ORICE r.. SANRORN. " 4. Vt \ w INV
County Of kennebrc. and Sat. al NJ l,m,..
IN said District. respectfully represents.
that on the I'D day "f i'rvyri ',cr. l,-:
past. he was duly adiuG=.cd t..l,i5rIr;
under the Acts "t Congress relating ~
hlhkruptcy: that he has .niiv Sun r,-n,i,.i,.i
all his property ANA rights u: pi,,y.rt,.
and has fully complied with mi ii, r..
GuirementS of said Acts ami nt tn,. n--
dcrS OF Court touching his blukiupt,v.
Wherefore he prays. That ne NAV I've
decrecd by the Court to have Il fuIl ,iis-
charge from all debts provuhlc against hI-
estate under said bankI uptcy Acl&. except
such deDts as are excepted by Inv from
such discharge.
1906. - '-
ORICE +. SANEuRE.
IlHkrupf