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Imperial Valley press and the Imperial press., 1906-09-08
Known by Instinct.

To understand war, says the author of "A People at School" is an instinct To illustrate the aphorism he tells a story of an English general whose un- derstanding of sounds was phenome- nal. One night, he says, after dinner they were all sitting talking at head quarters They were expecting an at tack, and sentries and pickets were posted far out beyond the stockade. Suddenly we heard one shot Of course every one jumped up. The bu- gles sounded; the men fell in; the off, cerS ran to their posts. General Sy- mons alone had not moved. After listen ing intently for a moment or two he had sat down again. 1 myself was be- tween two minds whether to go out with one of the parties hastily assem- bling outside or to stay with the gen. eral. So I stood irresolutely by the door
 You can sit down." said Symons. Ut Is nothing A sentry has let off his rifle by accident. That is all"
 So 1t proved. While he was leaning upon his rife it had gone off, and so had his fingers
Imperial Valley press and the Imperial press., 1906-09-08
BLENDING SPIRITS.
Curious Results Obtained by Mixing
 Whisky and Water.

Curious Results Obtained by Mixing
 Whisky and Water.
 Some curious results are shown by blending of spirits. Take nineteen and one-quarter gallons of high proof spirits and add twenty-two and one-fourth gallons of water, and, strange to say, you have forty gallons, and not forty one and One-half, as one would natu- rally suppose. This is reasonably ex- plained by the large globules of the spirit absorbing the small globules of water, thereby lessening the volume of wine gallons
 Here is another phenomenon: Take equal parts of whisky and water, each at temperature of 70 degrees F. Mix them and the temperatur rises at once to 80 degrees.
 If two barrels of whisky are placed under a roof, one with the bung in and the other with it out, the former will gain in proof, while the latter will lose. This is due to the fact that when the bung is in there is no evaporation, but the barrel absOrbs the water much fast CT than it does the whisky. When the bung Is out there is evaporation, and the spirit evaporates easier than the water
 These are few of the facts that an old rectifier who can neither read nor write has gathered in fifty years of ex- perience as a cellar man. He keeps trace of his liquors by their marks, and, strange to say, he can read his gauges and thermometers with accu- racy and is curious and exact in his knowledge of chemistry as applying to his trade.-New York Press
Imperial Valley press and the Imperial press., 1906-09-08
A Tongue Twister.

Try it yourself, very slowly and care fully until you can say it easily; then pass it along to your friends. Here it is:
 She stood at the gate. welcoming him in"
 Ten to one a person trying to pro- nounce the sentence for the first time will tumble it laughably Tongue twisting sentences, however, are good elocutionary exercises. They give you control of your vocal organs so that you can enunciate properly, just as finger exercises on the piano or organ give control of the fingers. What an immense amount of mechanical prac- tice does it require to establish any thing like a close sympathy between the brain and the physical organs!
Imperial Valley press and the Imperial press., 1906-09-08
Greek Palate TfckIers.

As delicacies the Greeks ate young foxes caught in the autumn robins and sparrows and certain kinds of fish shared by moonlight There Is a scrap of an old Greek comedy in which a cook boasts of frying a fish so exqui- sitely that it threw him grateful looks from the pan. A famous Greek dish was the Trojan pig. half of it boiled and the other half roasted. It was stuffed with eggs, ortolans and thrushes. The Romans ate snails- giant monsters - fattened until their shells held an incredible amount of snail. The kettle in a high class Ro- man kitchen was often shaped like an elephants head. The water was pour ed through the trunk. The gridiron might be a huge silver spider or a skeleton fish
Imperial Valley press and the Imperial press., 1906-09-08
Elasticity of Spiders Webs.

Did you ever watch a spiders web on windy day? If so, you will notice how wonderfully it accommodates itself to the swaying of the twigs to which it is attached. It is In fact elas- tic of the very finest quality Were it not for it's elasticity the poor spider would not long survive. The first breeze would rend the silken meshes of the web to atoms and the owners stock of new materal would very soon be exhausted in repairs and renewals. Besides it's elasticity, the spiders web Is very sticky, a property which ac counts for the ease wherewith it holds insects when once caught.
Imperial Valley press and the Imperial press., 1906-09-08
Very Polite.

The politest man has been discovered. He was hurrying along the street the other night when another man, also in violent haste, rushed out of a doorway, and the two collided with great force.
 The second man looked mad, while the polite man, taking off his hat, said:
 My dear sir, don't know which of Us is to blame for this violent encoun- ter, but I am 1n too great hurry to investigate. If ran into you, I beg your pardon; if you ran into me, don't mention it.
 And he tore away with redoubled speed.-Chicago Journal.
Imperial Valley press and the Imperial press., 1906-09-08
ARRESTING OLD AGE
Modern Life and the Lengthenins
 Period of Youth

Modern Life and the Lengtheninx
 Period of Youth.
 It may seem strange to us, though the fact nevertheless remains, that the veterans of the grand army of Ma poleon, weighed down by age and glory, were men of whom few had passed their thirty-ffth year. It was a time of rash and short living, with an early age and no overtures of real youth-a time when we find Thackeray ridiculing Du FlOrac for holding claims on being still young man at the age of thirty y-f1ve! The unmistaka ble tend ency of our time to rejuvenate life and to prolong or, rather, to vanquish age. is placing it's stamp on every event of individual existence The average man today carries the spirit and power of youth into an age which a century ago
Imperial Valley press and the Imperial press., 1906-09-08
Trying to Charm Away Epilepsy.

We need not go to Servia or Natal or farther than Devonshire to find super stitions. Only the other day in a Dev- onshire village a woman was supposed to have had epilepsy. exercised in the following way: She went to the vil- lage church, accompanied by twenty nine married men, who left her sitting silent in the porch while they entered
 the building for service. After service each of the twenty nine as he passed
Imperial Valley press and the Imperial press., 1906-09-08
Nerve.

'The great requisite for playing cards or the horses,'' remarked Mir Everwise, ''is nerve"
 "Yes," answered young Miss Torkins, it must take a great deal of nerve to enable a man to come home so often and tell his folks that still further economy will be necessary."-Wash lngton Post.
Imperial Valley press and the Imperial press., 1906-09-08

The only failure a man ought to fear IS failure in cleaving to the purpose he sees to be best.-George Eliot.
Imperial Valley press and the Imperial press., 1906-09-08
How the Goodness Began.

Little Girl-Here's another closet Ha1n't we got lots of lem in our housef Neighbor's Little Girl-Yes. My man. ma says there's a skeleton in one of 'em. Let me see it, will you?
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-07-03
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6erien geben, ala bis er NIT ben
Torbereitunger fir bic Ourhfibruno
oes GleilhinfpeftiDns @eieBes fer
Etia lit.
Da Der Senat Die bisberigen
8aaamatanals &pmmiiidre nidt be-
tdtigt bat. 70 bat Der Brafibent cine
tieue &0mMiiii0n ernanrt. Die allers
bing8 gum ar5Bten Teil aus ben often
Wittelieoern beitebt. Die einaige
Ierdnoerung If, oas S. s. Stepens
bic STEELE oes Briqnoes@ eneral CIR
nett eingenummer, bat.
Sn auce6ale, Wiiif., bat elm ees
tuifier Charles 8retper feline Srau
lnb feline Shmieaermutter erlHDfen,
Der 8robmutter ieiner 5rau uno leis
mem fleinen 9tnoe lbpere &ermur1.
oungen bei9ebrabt uno bann ieinem
eiaenen 2eben ourb einen 6hnB elm
@noe ger1aht.
- Sdabamtsiefretar Sham bat
Bananafanals Bombs gum Betrage
BON $50, 900. 900 gum 8ertauf anae.
b0ten.
Das Spesialtomite Der 9ru.
ftees Der Stem gurt 2ife Sniurarce
COMPANY, melbea i'm DECEMBER leb.
ten SabreS ernannt mDroen mar, UNI
bic Nngele9enbeiten Der @efeqihaft
su unteriuhen, bat ieinen ShluBbe.
ridt einaereidt. Nab oemIelben be-
finoen iih bic 6iuananerbdltnifie Der
@eieaihaft in ourdau8 aeiunoem
8uitanoe. Die Nttiua belaufen fib
auf $438, 788. Ole. 10, bic &elerne lit
ar6Ber, ola Der Staat fte pertanat
uno elm ueberlbuB BON iiber 81 Wil.
liDnen Dollars Lag am gnoe oes ner'
aangeuen Sabre8 fir 9ipioenoen be-
reit.
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Der federation Of 2abor, 1T babel,
BUrtebruueen su elmer Union Belt'
auSiteluna" 81 treffen, oas 9eueite
auf benz @ebiete oeS Nuslteuunass
tpelens, oas Bis iebt eroaht tpuroe.
Der 8med Der GusiteHunl ioa oa.
rim befteben, Die @rruuaenibaFten
Der oreaniiierten Grbeit in Der gam
sen Belt, iamentlih in ben Ser.
Staten gu feiern. Winneapolis
uuroe periuhsweiie su BEN Orte
auserieben. in meldem oieie eiaenars
tiae Nusiteauno aebalten peroen iua.
Gin eemiiier ". U. gonant in
Colorado Springs, Der Dor mebr als
so Sabren elm Deleaat lir bic erite
republitaniihe NatiDnal. Rpnpention
mar, ihrieb turalih einen Brief an
! 8raIioent RDpieoelt uuo raate i'm,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-07-03

Die furttbaren @euitter uno
Woltenbriihe. tuelbe Iid iiber Wittel
uno Wefteurupa entluoen. baben in
Oeutihlaro cine gauge Gnsabl BON
Wenihenleben aeforoert. 50 niel
big iebt betannt lit, uuroen ueuns
aebi Beriunen uom 8libe eriblaqen,
1oer auf anoere Weiie aet5tet, oanon
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oas unuetter b~eiDnoers ihlimm
bauite. 8ei elmer 5ruppeniibuna
auf benz 9empelbpfer . Jeloe fhluo
Der Blis in einer Munitionsmaaen
uno Die iehs Bferoe, ruelGe benIel.
ben ao9en. gerieten in einen SumpF,
Der ith tnfolae oes &esenguHes aea
btloet bate. @be 6ilfe CUR STEELE
tam, tnar elmer Der Suhrleute in benz
Worait eritidt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-07-03
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lbDn tpurbe Mirs. @inslom's S0os
thing . Sbrup pDr Wilionen BON
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ourn oas S1reier zines &inoes ges
it0rt, onB i'm 8abnen lit uno nDr
Shmer5en ueint? 8enn 10, laffe
iufort cine Tlai@e BON ,.Mrs.
Win5loms Soothing 5prup" hulen.
Sein Wert lift unbeaablbnr. @s piro
benz fleiner 2eibenben iofnrt Hinoe.
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raul. Wiitter, es lit teifl 8meiSel
bariiber. Go BELT DiarrbDe, regus
liert ben Wogen uno bic 0ieren,
beieitiat @ino GOlit, errueiht ben
@aumen, uerbinoert gntsiinoun9
unb ftdrtt bas gauge Sbftem.
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fiir sabnenoe &inoer lit angenebm
int @eidmaG; oas Recept itarnrnt
BON einetn Der beften meiblihen
Merste in ben Ser. Gtaater. @s lift
BET allen Druegifter in Der oaraeu
@elt gu baben. Breis Is Gents per
Glafhe. 3auft nidtS anoeres, ala
Mrs. Winslnns Gupthino Snrru.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-07-03

ub er rad 4blauf feines 9ernaina
ni@t mieoer ais Brdltoentihaftsz
Gonoibat auftreteu merbe. Daraufz
bin erbielt 9onant fDlgenoes Sdreis
ben:
rWtein lieber 6err gDnart. - Der
Brdftoent l6Bt Sbnen oanten fir SIR
5hreiben uno lift boherfreut iber
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neral Bamloff, i'm Namen oes &rieass
miuifter8 81 iprehen, muroe aber
ourh ldrmenoe 9emDnitrati0nen nul
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gehinoert. Der Brdiioent periubte
nergeben8, ben 9emonftrntiouen Elm
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pieoer herSufteuen.
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item Wurao0m begleitete, murben
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Wanrt, Der Die Bonnie tparf, enttarl.
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lahe, oaB oas 8irhous &ranfenbaus
in Berlin, oeiien grrihtune 5000.
900 Wtarf tDitet, am |. Sttober er,
0ffnet miro.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-07-03

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-07-03
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ben Eaa BON aatarrb, Der mot ourh Ginnebner
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tar noatOn1nien ebrenboft tn allen @ei6dftsuerbano,
lungen uno Nnan3ielI befdbigt, ale RON leiner fSirmo
singeeaRasHen Decentralization su erf6len.
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Rols Ratarrb=Rlr piro innerli6 aeuonimen unS
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adden oss 5pfens. 3susniFe fret pefonbt. greis
tbetsrn.
9Smt oars 5arniIisHspm fir gsraopiuna
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-07-03
Wnr 80 Sabre alt.

Sh bin nur 80 Sabre alt uno ruerD
De mid ME alter ftiblen, 10 lanee i'd
Electric 8itter8 betDmmen FAM, Iaat
Wfrs. 6. s.. Brunipn, Dublin, Ga.
Dieter E0nic hdlt Die Nlten luna uno
maht bic Shmaben fart. 9ns.
pepiie. ftarre 2eber, entslnoete geies
rem peroen iiher ourh electric Bits
ters aebeilt. @arantiert. 3u baben
bel Ioofph DreiR unb s. Ralteuer
q Subn. 8reis so Gents.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-18
THE STOCK MARKET
CURRENT OF MARKET WAS AGAIN
 SLUGGISH.
within Narrow Compass of M0vement However, It Showed . Complete Reversal of the Previous
 Day's Form.

New York, Oct 1.-The currents ill
 the market were again steady and
 compass of the movement, however, 1!
 showed reversal of yesterdays form
 The undertone was heavy and con
 yesterday's market. Such shifting of
 the current of prices from day to day
 is not unusual in narrow professional
 market and often represents nothing
 age point for overcoming She Inertia or the market by turn in prices for a
 slightly wider oscillation. Fronts on
 scaiping operations were very meagre
 Tn today's market and there was little else doing. News developments with general bearing on conditions were
 also scanty, although few stocks gamated Copper was very moderately dividend Tate wifi fi De raisld 'as to ree per cent at tomorrow's meeting of direc-
 y ns market fksed of SmP oHer the dn Lon the price of the metal. New York Cen .Iai was rather markedly heavy. Con soiidated Gas showed the further efrec t Of the injunction to forbid the company rom shutting off gas from consumers wno reguse' to pay more than the so cents statute rate. The determination CTS to contest with the Delaware and Hudson; lessor. the saving of refundinG at a reduced rate of Interest, had some rehection in the stock of the latter
 was somewhat emphasized by the fur in the day Related borrowers % made lai the rate but the incident called at. stream of replenishment of bank re. serves by gold imports and by deposits Of Government funds Has been arrested. co 10 fhe infrr{nr n of the express movement. The shipment of ss.ooo.00o to Toronto to fortify tho banks there is also against the local change market this week has indicated a check to the heavy remittance in payment of foreign indebtedness matur Iirg and this would carry with 1t a ces- cal banks. Today's weekly statement |of the Imperial Bank of Germany show ed substantial recuperation from the Sspleted resources caused by the oCcto: England made a considerable addition 10 its bullion holdings. The downward course course, of sterling exchange in thls statement of our september foreign trade issned by the Bureau of statis- tics at Washington was scanned with attention at for Its bearing on ths ex- crease In exports for the month. due to the manufactured exports. is con trasted with an expansion of less than a million in imports. the large import movement having set in by this tim last year The increase of sc.in0, ,009 in the excess value of exports for the month compared with last year must be regarded as but a moderate contri- button to the expanded measure Of our foreien borrowings. for the liquidation of which mercbandise exports are rc. lied upon: Moreover, the excess of gold imports Tor the month rose to $29,i4t.- 900, compared with S4.136.7s0 last year. the difference representing reduction of our credit supply with foreign mar recovery from the late decline. Bonds were Irregular. Total sales, par value. s2,NsS GOO. United States bonds wei Q unchanged on call.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-18
Cash quotations were as follows:
Naval s.ore. Review

Savannah, Oct. 17.-(Special)-Tm m through with the markets. Have re- alized my profits: now let prices come down again , ,,,,,, ~ Schwarz manager of the London Savannah Naval Stores Company, in .nutshell'' explained the real cause or the excited and uncertain trend of the naval stores markets during the past week MT. Schwarz is, by. the way, probably the greatest manipulator Tn this section, and it is a well known two weeks he was heavy operator pushing prices far above the normal in order, ito get rid of an undsslra, odd times In the open market.
 The movement during the past week might be safely called 2 purely spec ulatlve one. True spirits of turpen- seeks a hiener level and in fact was m.ch higher for the same day last based on the laws of supply and de mand, or a legitimate consumption for the worlds requirements and not oy tho fine art of mani3ulation as Was is sure, and that is that the article was forced upward entirely too rap idly to stick" and 1t is rather cer- tainty that the market, must show ] healthy reaction from the highest be- fore commencing movement to- ward higher values which could b. This opinion at first blush possibly appears rather far-fetched yet. facts are stubborn things"
 Turpentine orene last Wednesday firm at 65 l-2 to 6Sc. Al the close the article .-dvanceI to the outside. and on the day following reached 66 1-4c the highest value realized on the present upward movement This val ue was maintained through Saturday, but at the opening last Monday morn
 ing the manipulatve support had been (entirely withdrawn as outlined In
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-18

MT. schwarz's statement and prices sagged to 65 3.4c. being steady at this value at Mondays close. Tuesdays opening brought the article down to the 65c level and while 1-2c was re. gained at the final call yesterday the market was barely steady at this value and it was believed that the renewed showing of strength was but temporary.
 Receipts were. Tuesday. se4: week, 2.SS4; month. 7.64S; season. llo,172.
 The exports were: Tuesday, 416: week. 4,402; month. 11.3S4; season. 129.53i. Foreign for week, i,sUO sales, 2601: stock on hand, 12,3s3.
 Rosins made brilliant showing at the beginning of the week. vet in the past few days they were brought bo,< again by the withdrawal of manipulative support md prices as . result show but a small margin of gains over the preceding week The quotations were: Water white, $5.90; winaow so glass, ssss:7q; \; $: M s%.so: 2SA 2S; F'.stsjl6; ;, E. ".lo; D, s4.oo @4o6: Statistics of the market follow:
 Receipts: Tuesday. 2,l30: week, H.. Exports: Tuesday, 524; week, 12,- cos: month. 30.s46: season. 36e.e40. Foreign, 3,5s2. Sales for week. i0,- 561. Stock on hand. 6,72o.
 l.. W. Crovatt.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-18
foundry southern sel. e sss %; No 9 do

lCerrscted DsiIv.S SioNs' These prices are at wholesale and net ts pearl .Ao; sio.. lump 4zs: zc nieH., fSsS.: pssn. Rice-Extra fancy sNc: head .oso: broken ahci Japan se; Vinegar-Per gallon is0aae ME aiiHe: choice isolsSco: oae; fascy pii%: isS
 'ss .es. 'sasy sss :Sts YS o...., sardines-American mustard ,s.so; Y Heai-ssc; pearl 7ce: peeriess pee sssk 7sx. M;.e' Lard-Lesf ioAo; compouda 7Ne: basis FIour-Basis of barrels; Hirh n.t.n, ;ss.2o: fancy patent a.75: half patent Grain and Hay-Bran q. 20: shorts ,l 30: ed sssx 4sSi Shts Sd sss white clipped sss cats 62c; Burt seed oats roc; winter turf Cotton Seed MeaI-2s. .oo.
 Beeswax-24A @25c.
 Grapes.m,4 ib. baskets soos,ke: : n Fruit and Produce-Potatess $50 bu: eSaS sSaee s psvs s1 s5ats ssrs per bbl.; N. Y 20 ounce plppins ss.S5: ap- pie and white wine vinegar l5c gall fancy full cream cheese daisies 16c: fancy H. P. peanuts 6c lb: lemons choice S7 box: Florida oranges 8 box; Denia onions per crate $1 50: ruta baga turnips 150 lb. sacks s2 %; cocoanuts $4. % sack.
 Hides-Dry Hints 1Shc; dry salted 1shci green salted 9c
 Chickens--Hens so0s5o: frysrs aSosos: broilers 15020c
 gallon: cases, gallons $8 100 per case: maple syrup. Leg Cabin. gallons sl4; M gallons V.6O; quarts $4.25 per dos.
 sugar-Granulated 6Mc: F. Y. C. sxc Country buttsr-16G
 Eggs-20c.
 seed-Rye. $1 per bu :wheat s1. 0s; barley VI; crimson clover 12c: alfalfa 140soc per ib.: onion sets. white skin e2: pearl e3; blue grass 1501so.