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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-11-08

panobabung leilles umse6rebten Ets<
pidels uno &c ten nit Der gballteH
Dauii fetnsm Wfibbersnusen bersbtem
Nusbrud, als lpo1e er Iagen: .Gllss
Rdbere tbdtli6! Rauere Gu nur obeR
sdbnefiapperno in bsnl nabfalten
S6nse lleber Elm tura.s BIN iA bel
Dir uno Damn bite reGt fr.unblid,
ME Der gbotosrapb iagt!"
Wlartiu @iebenpfeiffer mar ME see
ldbmt our9 ben feiusn fi9 entnsbeln@
Den @ebirn tmmer flarer Derbenben
bttteren @rnft Der Gage. Nlfo bas TT
oie Romontit! fthoB ss ibu ourh Den
anpf. Das lit bic fanft. blaus 1lums,
bic ben Sonntasstinbsrn blatt! Sas
tpobl = bies iiebeu SUB langs, ftter=
nadige GIetfderunsetbiim, oas morbz
sieris immtr bDbtr ftieg = has 1T bic
blaue 8lums i'm @eb0rn. yaun gib
nur aht, bab thre Gtanefn Did nidt
Renen!
sepa!4 srollte .s in bllmpfem Sd
renpob Derdnf yGpd.~ Nu1r Otm
ni4t fpsiter 8ieib fteben, mo- 9u biit!
rnb Sic, 9srr, audi! Wltt Sbnen babe
Id gu ipreaen, ipenn ih oben biR.
Nur gang tur8. 3spsi Wprts, gie
gottpertpiininter Don Suan unb
GbampasnsrbeIo!"
Wie Mufit batten au anoetn 3itsn
otefe fhmGbenoen 8eipprte IN Wartiu
@iebenpfeiffers DIR s.tlunsen. Mbsr
itbt mare sr frob sespsien. mean sr
pie0er aus iein.r 20ipenbdut Bate
{9liipfen oiirfsn. Was mahene NGber
unb ndber riidte Der Trembline. @oIIte
man ii1 in Der @er3tpeifluns aur
Wehr feben, ibrl nit berabsef9leuberz
ten Gslss uno Gisbsoden broben9 I'D
- bier obtn CAB ss nithts oereleihen!
DER sirn mar ltiete uao naselfeit unb
bic paar e9nssbGne, Die an.nfaus {i1
sufanmentraseu lieben, paren ia nur
etn nedHhes Spiel seseniiber bem er-
sirnten Reden.
(TDrtiebuna fofat.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-11-08
eiaist auunanu gu gro6.

Sm enslii9en llntsrbauie ipielte fid
Dor Guraem etne SSene ab, oeren bur.
Isste aomit unter ben parlamentae
riern, foipie unter Den @alIeriebeIudern
lebbdftefte 9etttrteit ertpedte. Der Mb=
gtoronete D'Sare bate einen Qlntrae
eingebra9t, iiber Den abeeitimmt tper-
ben follte. Der Mntragfteller tppllte
borber nod eine formale grsdnsung
5ufiigen. mas aber na1 Der @efndfts>
orbnung oes boben 9aui.s Rur oann
m0sIi6 anb auldifs 1T, tpenn Der be-
treffenoe Mntragftsler ooer MortfIbrer
bierbei I is uno ben out nuf :
3 It. O'9ore bate nun in syolee Der
9tse feinen Sut in Der @aroerobe ees
laHen uno bic In feirer NGbe fiten6en
trifden Hationaliiten feline pnlttis
fhen @egner tn bi.fsm Salle mo1s
ten feline Wiens, Dem beordngten pars
lamentarier nit etrem 9ute aus ibrer
partef ousSubtlfen, eine fonft i'm eng
lif1en Parliament BEL Gbnliden @t=
legenbeitsn 5tpiihen Jreunb uno ssein6
geiibts HnIltgialitGt. Gin partsiqencfIe
O'9arss feriigte nun, I'm ibm beisu<
fprinetn, raid aus einem 8prlaaes
bcsen eiHen iener api.rzDrsiipiBs on,
tpie iis Die Gnaben beim Solbatenlpiel
gu trasen pflesen unb rei1te bitfen IN
Der Notb impropiiirten 9ut unter bem
fAauenben GeIdhter bes 3auiss Dem
Deputirten, DER ibn a6er tpiitbtno 5ur
groe mari. WittIeripeils mar Elm Mbs
georoneter in bic @arberobs geitiirat
uno bate oai.Ibft Den sritb.iten ibm in
Die 9anb fulltnotn gpltnoerbut aufses
griffen. Jreuoeftrablsno nabm O'5are
tbn in gmpfans unb iebt. i'm auf.
4ber Die 0erlegentwit fpurbe aud oas
burh ni6t befsitiet, oenn Der Sut ere
fpies ii6 nm melrsrs Rummern 5u
grob un6 fiel Sem uHgliidli9en 4bges
croneten unter Der Derm.brten 0eit.rz
feft feiner aolisgen buhft1bli9 iib.r Die
Sbrsn. Der .Spsatsr" nabm, obslsi9
O'9are bel iein.m 2lnirage fdit uns
fihtbar blisb, milosr3ig an, bab Der
GDrm 9eniiss seleiftst norbtn isi unb
lieB ole prOpoiition, Die aus Dem 5uts
ter oss porseinrisfenen Gblinbrs berz
bortam, gelten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-11-08
U { u d G.
9aS Mifiemniunt.

5aft elm Sabrtauieno, elm Mitlennium,
lit ber9nnaen, lettbem bic tueiien W6nbe
BON ct. 8ernbaro oas &esept fir Die ct.
8ernaro &rduterpillen erfunben, bic Bis
auf ben heutisen bas ein5iee superldiiiee
Setlmittel fur ale Magens umo 2ebere
trautbeiteu aeblieben finb. Obne alle aif.
tieen 8eimiibun9en, tuie A. 9. Nuedlil=
Der, iino fie nur aus ben heiltraftiaften
BIanaenftoffen bergeitellt. tueshalb iie
audi nicbt iiber5udert iinb. sSeoermann
tann iict oieielben in ieoer apptbefe fir
nur Is Gents perihnffen. llnb tuenn lie
erit Seoermann gebraurbt, tuir6 oas tuirt.
liebe Nillennlum aflgemeiner @eiunbbeit
hofeif1
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-11-08
9eutl6e Ralenoer fiir 1907.

|9abrer Sintenoe Bote.
|NeiiesOntel.
|GinIieoler &alenoer,
|Repelarer Warien' aalenoer,
|&egensburaer Warien'8a '8alenoer.
|@artenlaubes aalenoer.
|Deutiber Raiier Galenoer.
!StraBburger 6intenoe 8ute.
|Nmeritaniiher Shmeiaer' Ralenoer,
|Deutiher &eibsbDte.
Bagnes illuitr. ssamilien Galenber
uno Uiele anoere. Nic Temaa.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-11-08
asr 9ut an atr aaana.

DER GbronIlt oes Ydrtier Temps,
Yierre Wtne, entipirft in bieism 8lattt
an luittsts Bib aus .insm frana0Ii>
f@en WiniferiuH. Gin SreuHo bate
sa tbm sefas.:: .Mean Au Did bel
oiefer 9ibe lanemeilt. 10 tomm bod
gu uns in's Mintftsrium, % ptrlt Du
Did omiiiiren. @r eing alfo ms
Wintfterinu, fab ii9 bic edreib.ij1e,
bic mil 3eber Iberaosensn StiibIs, Die
Rssalien, Die griinen Rartons, ieinsn
6teunb uub oeReH RoIleeen auf ben
4ebexftibIsn an. 4u bas ma6te ibu,
ktneu @paB. uno er fasts au f.inem
1nunbe:
.DsssaIb bait Du mid tOmmsu
IaHsms-
.Mis, Du finoet .s ni9t ipab>
bafte" ertpiberts oteIer. vWos iagit
Du benn gu benz 9ut borta4
Gin GplinbrAut, Der an sinem
Pfsde hins, fab febr gut aus, .san3
mt eim ipeltmdanii4e Ropfbes
beduns.- Run ia," iaste pierre
Ri1e. .sr III re& f11n, abtr Der msis
Hise ipGre aud nift libel, ipenn es in
aer Mp&t ni4t gu btels 0o9aeiten unh
8eer6igunsen sGb, beRn 6odseiten
uab 8eerbisunsen itnb Der Sob Der
Gplinberbtte.
.Ma9rbaftia er IN reinsefauen, "
rta ber 3yreunb triumpbirenb. I'D
grutuIire Jbnfn, 1err sRoueae, su
SArem f15nen Salient
Die Iessen qBorte salt.n feinem
9a1born. 3u bem Hefufkr se,panbt,
iabr er fsrt:
go betafte thn ooh!1
Der 4ut mar auf bic Wanb qemalt.
~Wnsu oenu bass" frasts pierre
Riue.
I'D bin,1 erfidrte oer Riinjtlsr.
~3ei4enkbssr tn etnem WGb6eninitiz
tut. fsbr sepiHtu5aft unb panttli@.
81 pflegte pdbreRb H,einsr 4bpe5ens
heit eanen meiner 0iits an ben Bflod
au MnssR. Wenn mein Chef bersins
tam uno msinen FoIssen mad mir
fraste, antportete oiefer, auf osn Gut
beuteno: Gr tit biuausg,ganaen, er
piro glti9 pieber odfein. Der gbef
CAB ii6 bamit aufrisoen. GdlieBlid
malte i'd Den 6ut on bic Waub. Dos
entbob mid Der Miibe, ibn 5u biiriten.
pierre Waill. lobt. bsn Iinnreideu
GiHfaII unb Die idOne Musfibruuq
nnb frdste oen aiinitI.r. ruomit er fi&
im Wiuiit.rium b.fhdftis., fsitoem .r
bic tiibHe Gr6eit pollenbet.
Sd male g}ofttarten aus!" mar Die
Mntmort.
I'D boffs, oafiir peroen Gis bic
ataotmif4tn palmen erbolten," faate
Der Sournalift. um otm RiinitI.r au
f4ma9eln. Die aasseidnuns lpdre
iDoblberbient.~
so eriparte fis aud gum ndditen
Rationalfeiie." entsssnet. Der aolIeae
bes Greunoes. ~gs fpirb Die bilta.
Delohuung zines armen @5taatsbeanls
ten i.in, Der nur 1000 iyranes ($80O)
iGbrIi4 Deroient.@
Iuf .ins peitsre Sras. pi.rr. Dill
les mad itinen pffi5iellen 4mtsperrim@
tunsen feBte Der Staotsbeomts aus
chamber, feline 3auptbei6Gftisung Be-
Itebe oorin, Den auf ltrlaub obtpeIsns
ben 6erren bes UfiniTt,rntms ibre
Br'sfs Rah3uihidsn unb oieie nit ben
nsu.n aorsR.n su Oerie6en.+
yDas tonnte bod Der portier o.s
Wintitsrtums tbnn,@ .rtuiberte Der BE-
fu9.r.
sWie, Der pOrtier!" ri.f Der out
mailer in bsItr Gntriiituns, .6toentsu
Sis bod. msin 5trr, bic Sand9rift
bts portisrs III oaBu ni&t ia6n sss
nuals
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-11-08
BtSanktnfplittfr.

Giae il.iEt Srausn9anb 1T oft Hdrt,r ats
bMapert Mdun.rfduEe
Utobs 1T Tiitatur; Runf III aseibeit; pa;
Der fonnen Fd) Wlpbs unh Stunt ME pertras
gen.
1aan6er Durbs f9 i.iner f&baftu 8aue,
iuHseH 81 i6dmsR batem, tnexn bic 9risb,
fsSerH offtnbar ipdreH.
Weg Das 2ebeu in pelieH 8lssH ssnisbt,
mut ss oft gum SGluNs traPfenDsiis aus.
lbtfsln.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-11-08
Gsu fuappes Guteommem.

Die Operatiun Der Gntfernuno Ell.
mes @eihmiires BON Der @r1Se mel.
tter 6ano an oer Gifte meiner Tod.
tee muroe ourh Budlen's Nrnica
Snlbe uermieoen, iaet VI. 6. Stifel,
Wtiletus, W. go. Ru baben BEL
Noolpb Dreib uno M. g0bn & 60.
Yreis Is gents.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-11-08
gdgltde youritten saIatluaaen

.nah galifornen. ebeniu nab ct.
Souls oia Eeras & 8acific Babn
I0bne Wehiel. Sbreibt an iraeno
Ieinen 9idet : Igenten peeen oieIes
Ineuen Dienftes ooer an G. IS. Eur.
lner, @eneral' Baifna'er'Ioent. Dal.
I(na. TeraH.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-11-08
9an1 Drf,teiTe.

Ri6ter: uSie noQen ii4 psgen
Der mang.lbaften ao9fertigteat sJ6rer
Srau f6tioeH lahsn? Oos tn bod tsin
GruHb. 6 + m ann: .Qerr
amtsridtsr, 0arf i4 sic sinmaI gum
Witiaaefsn einlaoen2"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-11-08
TO THE PUBLIC.

The weekly issue of the FREIE
PREssE FUER TEXAS has po-
sitively the largest circulation
of all German papers published
in the State of Texas. It is
mailed to $50 post-offices, and
has an extended circulation in
Mexico. in the Indian Territory,
and in Oklahoma.
1t circulates from Galveston
to Denison. from Marshall to Ell
Paso and of course mainly in
the thickly populated central
and southwestern parts of the
state. as also in Mexico.
Two tlavellng men and our
very active local agents are con
tinuously adding new sub
scribers to the lists.
In consideration of these facts
the FREE PREssE FUER TEXAS"
claims to be the best adver-
tising medium IN the State of
Texas, when it is the object to
reach the German reading po-
pulation.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-11-08
2Ghme pbme 4latteu

YGbne pble YylatteM
(9raden= arbeit) pno fhmer3loies aus,iebeu Der
3dhne meiue Spesialitdt. Reiuerlei 8erehuuro
fir iamenIoiss &ussiehen, tpenn 8latien ODER
Srfdtn= =Nrbeit bsftellt ift.
WtetRe kretfe:
@anses Sebib 500. yrhden= =Nrbeit $500,
Vile Rron.n $500, SOloihlluna bon $i00 aufs
pdrts, Silberiallung bon Soc aufudrts, gus,ie=
n ss 2 n$ III m snes S5U sSfs aSa Dtl S.r
mag 6ar ale arbtit IeiFts i'd 10 Sabre Sararl=
tie. Sd mar frlber oerbunoen nit Der gr6Bteu
Office in Chicago
Eenn Jbr gu meiner Office tOntmi, 10 leip
Sbr iiber am reateu plab 81 iein.
SSfr ale arbsit leihe.th 10 SABRE @arantit.
Beo. NJ. Sairfsis. .. 3. 6.
5. 6lur 6idss@tbaues
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-11-08
Wmlf Gbure Babu.

~ UgILs
Rad 2apernia, SUTHERLAND springs.
StedtaIe, taalidb, ....... 800 Borm.
Nntunft.
Bon StOdbale, sutherland Springs unb
lanernie. t1olict. .2:30 Narhm.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-11-08
DRS. HIGHT & WHEAT,

1atnarste. 6idssGebaube.
gt1Ie sahn6ratliben Mrbeiten unb Gpes
stalitdt. bic berlhrnte beutilbe BDraelan.
Cement SiilIung. 6te pena1e Ouplitate
pon natarIiehen 2ahnen herffeIIt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-11-08
GiienbabnzTabrzYlan.
8. & @. u. 8abn.
81 hfo hrf

Rad alien NorbsTeras~Buntten ........
.............4u a ubr unb 500 8orm.
Nab ct. 9ouis. Mempbis uno benz
Often .l.20 llbr nahm.
Nab 0Drb 3eras, &anIas git1 unb
St. GDuls s................ 8.l5 abenoS
gsab WertfD D............... 1920 uorma
4ntunft.
&oA ct. 9onis uno benz Often. 6 8Drm,
BDn lpcolen 8untten ...... sos nochm,
Sen ct. Souls u. benz Siten:11 .05 abenos
Spn 9arebp uno 0terito :. loo nachm.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-11-08
y II N % ollie.

Can Mntomtr, 1eE., Z. Ren.
Srbinarg 6 Gents; @DDh Orbinarb
IN Gents; 2utu Mibbling 8.5Il6 Gents;
Nibbling 9 1l16 Gents; @Do6 Wibbiina
9.7I16 cts; Mibblinp 5air 913I16 Cts.
@nlneffpn, 9eE., z. NDb. - Orbinarb
7 Cts; goo6 Orbinarb 81 gts.;
Yufu Deibblina 9.5Il6 gts.; aRibbline
l0.1l16 gts.; @ODb Mibblins 1916 Cts.
Jaiooling 5air 10.l3I16 Gents.
Netu Orleans. 2G., z. Hon.
goDo Srbinarb 81 gts.; 2Dp Yibo,
ling 9.5I16 gts.: Wibblina 10 Cts; !;
90oo Ntio6ling 101a gts.; gRi6olinn
Tair 102s Gents,
BannlmOllia muo oeiienYrOonfte.
Brima 8aumtupllianaen MehI. per
Tonne $25.
BaumuDlliamen Del. rob, 29% gts.
8rimn 8aumtuDlliamen 8utben. per
Tonne $25.
v emile.
saartuffelu, galiforniitbe, $l.75; Colo.
cabo. SITS.
8piebeln, gellom 9anner. 81 .9O-$2. 90.
Tpmaten, 4 &orb.&iften, $l00-$1. 10.
&arrotten. 40 gts. per Dubeno BfinbeI.
SlBe &artDHeln, so gts. per Buibel
8Dbl, $1.75-$2.00 per 100 Bfb.
8obnen, Bad9s, 40-50 gts. per 8ifte.
sriine 30-40 gts. per 8ife.
@urten, GuIbel.R Rite 60-75 gts.
Otra, q Buibelssfifte 80 gts.
Squaib, "a 6ulbel.& &ifte Is gts.
gier'Bflanseu, 25-35 Cts. per % Bulb.
&orn, l5-20 Cts. per Dubenb'
8feffer. 80 Cts. per Bpr.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-11-08

,8Srp Jprmaliu', tGimer 4
Amemb), balt, tuenn eS WDrgens
als 8abn= uno Wuno @aiier ges
braubt miro, 3dbue unb Mnno
pabreno oes aanSen cages rein.
Sn allen Gpptheten Az baben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-11-08
q. u. Il u. q. 8abn.
Mbtnhrt.
no. SC. & z. 8abm.
Nbfahrt,

Gbfahrt.
Rat Daco. 5Drt @ortb, Dallas, aamIas
@its, ct. 2Duis uno Chicago. t6elitb,
(Suniet Dep1t) t).......8.45 Mbenbs
9oealaug bia SnitBniGle. z. 7.10Borm.
Mntunft:
Bon Chicago. ct. Souls, aanias gitB,
Dallas, Sort Bortb unb 8acD, taglirb
(Suniet DepDD ...........8 Woroens,
Hocalaua nia SmithnilIe. -. 9.05 Nbenbs
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1906-06-01
Pure Food Inspections.


L. Davies, the state pure food COM
missioner, says that the work of his
office during the past year has been
directed principally to inspection of
grocery stocks and the analysis of diff
ferent articles of food. Much adul-
iteration has been found, but the work
has not yet been prosecuted to that
point where it is possible to say just
what articles are adulterated and
which are not One of the first arti-
Giles taken up was lemon extract, and
out of 3S samples analysed only IL
came up to the standard. Honey was
next analyzed and out of 20 samples
all but two were found up to the stand
ard. One of these samples was pure
aGuIteration, while another was sold
under the name of Pomelo. Maple
syrup, catsup, shredded cocoanut, all
jams and jellies and preserves are be-
ing investigated. Many articles OF
daily consumption have also been anal
wed and found more or less adulter-
ated.
All the information at hand goes to
show the necessity of the purchaser
being careful to get the pure article.
Were there no laws on the subject
there would be a great deal of adul-
iteration practised in every town and
hamlet, but the strong arm OF the law
deters the INSCRIPTIONS from going too
far. The pure food commissioner will
make a full report of the work of his
office along this line next November,
and it is to be hoped he will make
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1906-06-01
Don't NeqIect Consumption.

"It is news, in way, to know that
the Great White Plague is enormously
more durable when it is taken in its
very earliest stages than when it is
allowed to run on little WHILE" says
Eugene Wood, in his article "The Cam
paign Against Consumption" in the
June Everybody's. Don't lose time
about it. When you don't come right
back to par after having had pneu-
monia, or the grippe, or an extra hard
cold; when you feel lassitude after
any kind of lung trouble (and the best
men are coming to look at pleurlsy
as something good deal more serious
than a mere stitch in the side; they
are pretty sure it is tuberculOus at
fection); when your afternoon tenn
perature taken at different hours,
four, five, six, and eight o'clock, is
higher than it ought to be, don't mag
inc that you will save time by waiting.
You will be long time dead. Worse
than that, you will be long time dy-
ing. Consumption is a reasonably COM
Portable death, but an expensive one,
since you hang on for so long without
being able to earn anything. Find out
if you have the least little touch of
it. Then drop everything, except the
business of getting we'll. You for the
outdoor life, twenty-four hours out OF
the twenty-four! You for eggs and
milk to the limit OF. your digestive ca
pacity! You for rest, and the careless
mind, and gentle exercise under medi
cal supervision. easy to say, isn't
itO"
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1906-06-01
Salt for Cabbage Lice.

Mrs. r. W. Burgess, of Kitsap coun-
ty, writes: 'In The Ranch you want
ed a receipt for destroying cabbage
lice. There is one use with success.
Sprinkle the leaves and down around
the stock and head, and be sure to
get we'll among the inside leaves, with
fine table salt. Use as soon as there
is any sign of lice. 1t has always ans
wered the purpose for me, and / hope
it will be of use to your readers"
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1906-06-01
plain which articles are not pure, in
order that all consumers may know.
Strawberry Pudding.

We are indebted to the magazine,
What To Eat" for the following re-
cipe: Press enough strawberries
through a sieve to make one cupful
of juice. Heat to the boiling point
and add one cupful of sugar, juice OF
one-half lemon, and two tablespoon
fuls of cornstarch made into thin
paste with one-fourth cup of cold wat
err; add a pinch of salt and turn into
the hot Juice, and stir to prevent lump
ing. When transparent turn onto the
stiffly beaten whites of four eggs.
Turn into a fancy mold or basin, the
sides of which should be lined with
split lady fingers. Set on ice to chill
and when serving garnish with fresh
unhulled strawberries. Imperfect fruit
which is not suitable for table use can
be readily utilized in this manner.
Serve the pudding with plain cream.
With the arrival of warm weather
we have the fly nuisance to combat.
Not every woman realizes that the fly
is one of the most dangerous pests in
the house, in that it breeds disease
of all kinds. 1t is pest that should
be fought most assiduously. There
should be little difficulty in keeping it
down very materially by having the
premises about the house scrupulous-
ly clean. House flies breed in horse
manure and human excrement, hence
the first concern should be to see that
these sources are made impossible to
breed the flies in large numbers. No
manure should be allowed to accumu-
late in heaps about the barns, and all
priyy vaults should have fine dry
earth, or better fine lime, thrown over
the contents at frequent intervals.
These are two of the best remedial
agencies that one can employ.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1906-06-01

John Karman, of the Grays River
country, says that to kill lice on cab
bage the grower should apply red pep
per to the plants. 1t will kill both
lice. Here is one use with success:
root of any plant he advises the APP
plication of lime to the root.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1906-06-01

The culture of water lilies and
aquatic plants is treated of at some
length in a pamphlet just issued by
Peter Henderson & Co., 35 Cortlandt
St., New York This is a superbly IL
Illustrated pamphlet and would delight
the eye of every lover of aquatic
plants.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1906-06-01
HOUSEHOLD

Contributions for this department are
invited from all the women readers of
The Ranch. Subjects of interest to the
rural people are especially desired.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1906-06-01

Twelve tablespoonfuls dry material
equals one cupful.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-10-04
ENTERS NEW ENGLAND.
New York Corporation Buys Electric
Plant at Dover, NJ. n.

Dover. \. H., oct. 3.-It was learned
today that the purchase Of the Dover
Electric Light and Power 90, by the
irwin state Gas &: Electric 90, which
was recorded here yesterday, was a
stem III the extension into New Eng
land territory Of the control Of the Ma
tjnlaI Light, Heat and Power 90. Of
New York, which already controls
many plants in other parts Of the couh-
nv. The Dover 60, il is learned, is on"
Of several which either has been ac-
u,ircl or will be taken over shortly.
Th,@,. companies include the electro
Fight interests ut Dover, R"chcSl"f'
Sun!crsWnrth, Salmon Falls ana lfinS-
up,, ~ H., berwick, North l'er"Ick
and Lebanon. Me. ANA tn" electric light
ana street railroad plants at t'fatti"-
bore, Vt. The electric lighting company
ri Dover has controlled the street rail-
v.,y interests in Dover, Rochester and
cnnur,;lyur,h ANA also furnished power
for the Portsmouth, kittery x YORK
i;ailrn:id. connecting several Name ann
NAV Hampshirr points. il is und.r+tori
that the plans for extending thr COIN
pany'e interests in New England also
include the acquisition ana rui'f"l q!
some 100 miles uf electric street ram
v,.v IN Maine. some Of which is y4t I"
h. built, for Whic! frame hiSe'S ana 70
cltiuiln h;N,. h+rn granted.
m. irwin state 30. which wa" inrW-
,nr,t,d At Hartford o., for the pur-
,n.r Of communicating thrS'' tr..ilaAr-
tinil@ il. capitalized At 81. "o,"oo, IN
stock hrim@ divided int" Sl.30o,"o com
S.-I-p I.iIn
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-10-04
Big Attendance and Great
Interest on Second Day.
Baby Show, Pulling Contests and
Many Other Good Features.
All Agree That Fair Is Most Successful
Ever Held by WinslOw Grange.

Winslow, Ne, Oct. 3.-(SpeciaD.-The
second and last day Of the 9Th annual
exhibition Of the WinsloW Grange was
even more successful than the first, not
only in boint Of weather conditions and
attendance, but also in the interest that
was manifested in the various exhibits
by the crowd Of visitors which was
present.
TIE exercises Of the day opened at
II o'clock with the baby show in the
exhibition hall. At noon another boun-
teous repast, rvaling the dinner that
was set before the guests on tine pre-
yious day, was spread. The afternoon
was devoted to the judging Of the va
rious exhibits The pulling contests Of
The. afternoon afforded absorbing inter
est ana were watched by a large crowd.
The fair closed in the evening with
the grand bah at $50 +. NJ, the music
for which was furnished by Harlow !
Orchestra. During lie entire cay TN
zee cream and cake department did /,
thriving business.
The fair has passed into history n
the most successful that Winston
Grange has ever had, and much credit
is deserved ~ the chairman Of tn" w.
riouS committees and their efficient
htlIers. for the amount Of work anl
I pains they put into the success Of tht
exhibition.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-10-04
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

Government receipts Wednesday: From
internal revenue, $iSl 49,. customs, sl.oG9
90; miscellaneous, $3.50. Expen futures,
$I,$.0,,0v.
The director Of the mint purchased
Wednesday ..ioun ounces Of silver n col
cents rcr FIVE ounce, delivered at tie Den
Vcr, Col, mint.
Tie National Association Of Retail
Druggists devoted the forenoon session
Wednesday At Atlanta. Ga, to hearing
reports of committees.
The American minister 1T Taneicr. Mo
rocco. Mr.. Glmm"r", who arrived at F"z
Sept. Y, will have his first formal audi
encc with the Sultan on Monday next.
As the result Of 4 storm in the English
channel a French threc-mastcd vessel and
4 number Of fishing, boats have been
wrecked and several sailors lives have
been lost. Some Of the .IIlays at iiJvre,
France. have been flooded by the high
seas.