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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-10-26
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-10-26
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-10-26
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-10-26
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-10-26
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-10-26
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-10-26

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66. Recitation. No Time for School Hattie Brandon. 67. Recitation, Seven Days in Week. seven girls.
 6s. Recitation, Friends, Eddie ober- lander.
 69. Song, Good Night, school.
 During the afternon the annual awarding of prizes took place, They were given as follows: Prize for best boy, given by General George Hare Ford, $5, to Frederick Ematrudo; prize for the best girl, given by Congress- man N. D. sperry, $5, to Hattie Oaks, presented by Judge Matthewson; prizes to neatest girl and boy, s3 each, to Ida Carlson and Chester White, given by M. sonnenberg, and presented by Mrs. | G. w. Curtiss, owing to MT. sonnen- berg's absence.
 Following the exercises supper was served at the hospital asylum.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-10-19

such fines are paid into the public school fund.
 In each county in the state there is q weed inspector for each township, whose duty it is to inspect all lands or lots within his district. and if he finds any weeds he must notify the owners fthe land to destroy them. If the weeds are not destroyed within i've days of the notice being served, the weed inspector has the right to employ laborers, enter lands in question and destroy the weeds in the most practi- cable and ecomical manner possible The expenses, of course, are charged to the owner of the land, who, in ad- dition. must pay heavy fine for the first two or three offences, after which, if he Is still careless regarding the propagation of weeds upon his lands, he is send to think over the matter in jail.
 In New York State it is the duty of the superintendent of canals to see that all missiles and other weeds grow ing on the banks and sides of the canals are cut down twice in each year, in June and again in August. If he ne~ glects to do so, any person who has a mind to may perform the work at tho expense of the superintendent and re-
 cover payment in the courts at the rate of S1 day. In the same manner \ the railroad corporations and turnpike ! corporations must destroy the white yellow daises, the missiles and other | Iet yiy,e year Gin June and in August), and If they omit this little duty and one who lis looking for work may come along, cut down the weeds and then recover l the corporations the sum of 12s Cd a ' day.
 l Tn New York and North Dakota there are specially severe laws which govern the French weed" a plant which is known to the unbotanical as "cress." So much is this weed regarded as a public nuisance that dire penalties are imposed upon those land owners who allow it to go to seed without des- ! troying it, A stated time is given for ! its destrouction, and for each day af- ! ter that this duty is neglected the de- llinquents are fined $50, Repeated of- fences are liable to be punished with
 imprisonment.
 For thickly settled farming commun- I ities, and especially for cities and will
 lages, an annual inspection now takes
 place in most states. As rule, all the
 land in township six miles square
 can be inspected sufficiently for the I purpose of detecting obnoxious weeds
 by one man in thre days time. With
 such an inspection it is found that
 most weeds are discovered upon their first introduction, when they may be
 completely eradicated at small expense
 Even the best farmers seldom notice q
 newly introduced weed until 1t has
 produced seeds two or three seasons and becomes aggressive on their farms. Hence the value of these annual i1l-
 spections by the state botanist- Tit Bits.
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ranges from light love songs to stirring marches and ensembles, the score in it's general tone being martial. The affairs of love and war of group ot high born personages In the mythical king dom of Romancia make a pretty story las woven into connected incident by Charles Klein. Suitable lyrics, quite in keeping with the important character of the music, were supplied by Charles Emerson Cook. Manager Joseph M. Gaites has engaged strong cast of principals, including Daisy Fuguft
 Frieda Rica, Gertrude Black Virginia
 Giblyn, Lyman Wheeler, Ben G. Mac Gahen, w. J. Mccarthy, Richard Karl
 W. H. Powers and Charles Fitz. Par
 ticular attention was paid to the selec' ton of voices for the chorus, which is large numerically. From a scenic and costumic point of view the production is quite as elaborate and complete aS any that has ever visited this city.
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THE TREAT & SHEPARD GO.
 s37 CHAPEL STREET.

strictured by self-respecting Hiber- ninas all over the country
 The true Irish spirit came in with the Gaelic revival, and Irish comedy every where is outgrowing the monkey-faced Pat of the cartoon.
 But Kerry Cow is not a new play. Joe Murphy played a part in the orig inal copyright, and fourteen years lat CT had the play re-copyrighted for him self. This is the only play now on the stage which has been played for thir- ty successive years, and. Joe Murphy IS probably the only actor on the stage who has played in g single production SO osoften. e4
 Mi. Allen Doone will be seen here next Tuesday night, October 23 and at the matinee Wednesday, October 24, in | the role of Dan o'Hara, the warm hearted Kerry blacksmith, and we are told he gives to the part an artistic and truthful conception.
 Wednesday night Mir, Allen Doone will be seen in his new play Larry O,Daly." Regular popular prices.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-10-19
WEEDS AND LAWS.
One May Get Into Jail for Growing Whistles.

One May Get Into Jail for Growing
 Thistles.
 At one time, not so very long ago, it was illegal to wear the shamrock, and men and women have been imprisoned for breaking this law, but no one ever heard of the same penalty being i'm posed upon those who wore the Scotch thistle. However, it is a fact that to- day there are certain laws in the Unit ed States which prohibit the growing and even the introduction of this Scottish emblem into America. There the Scotch thistle is regarded as a weed of very malignant nature, and as such it has brought many farmer s and others into trouble. M
 According to an authority versed in { American law, the s1bject of trouble some weeds in the United States has received 8 good deal of attention late- ] ly, and there is an increasing demand for more rigorous legislation which will enable the farmers to keep in- jourious plants in subjection. Twenty five of the states and territories of America now have laws for the sup- pression of weeds, and 1t is rather consin and Minnesota Include plants which have never made their appear ance in those states, as well as wheat and oats, which can hardly be looked upon as weeds.
 The number of obnoxious plants againt which the laws of America are directed are about thirty, and of these the most dreaded is the emblem of proud old Caledonia. As a matter of fact, however, the thistle is by no means so troublesome as many others, and in some reigons it does not grow at all Another so-called weed which lis looked upon with distrust is sweet clover, which in this country Is regard ed as the finest kind of forage plant. Other plants included in this legislation against weeds are ox-eyed daises wild mustard, sunflowers, yellow daises, snapdragon, and carrots, onions and parsrips in a wild state.
 In Arizona the laws against sunflower are particularly stringent, and all owners or operators of irrigating canal are required to remove from the banks Iof their waters all sunfioWer growing thereon before they ripen and mature their seed Failure to do so is a mis- demeanor, and subject to a penalty of S10 for the first offence, $50 for the se- oond $10O for the third, and so on. All
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Ne,r Haven Theater.

"THE GINGERBREAD MAN"
 Edward A. Braden announces his splendid production of the late Frederic .Ranken's and A. Baldwin Sloane's fam ciful fairyesque, "The Gingerbread Man" at the New Haven theater, next Monday night, october 22, for one night only. "The Gingerbread Man is a tuneful pretty and amusing musical comedy and it contains excellent nov cities in the way of choral effects, lighting schemes and stage business. The scenes of the play are lad in San ta Claus Land, and afterwards on the dividing line between the realm of King Sugar Plum, which little Jack Horner took out of the Christmas pudding. In reality the plum was beautiful prin- cess. the daughter of King Sugar Plum, who has thus been transformed by an evil genius, and it follows the adven- lures of Little Jack Horner in an ef- fort to recover his lost sweetheart.
 And yet "The Gingerbread Man." al- though it appeals strongly to the young sters who see the characters of their story books moving about on the stage is distinctly suited to adult tastes. Into these fairylike kingdoms come a host of grotesque and picturesque charac- ters, who are well supplied with mod ern jokes, funny dances, handsome cos. tunes and beautiful, catchy music.
 The prima donna of the company is Miss Isabella Underwood well knowr on the American stage for her startling beauty and splendid figure, She makes a handsome and yivacious boy as Lit tie Jack Horner, and her duett with Miss Charlotte Groves as Magic, and ir the second act her song, Moon, Moon Moon,' never fails to make a hit. An other catchy song of the play is "Joh1 Dough- sung by James Fennimort Lee, who portrays the title role, that of "The Gingerbread Man. Danie Young plays the part of Simple simon Louisa V. Hilliard, plays the part o 1 the preetty Princess Sallie. Harry Mercy is one of the funniest fair! queens, while Willard Louis plays Ja chevalius Fudge, Others in the cas are Edward Heron, Ed Linderman, Lili an Dow, John Schrode, EulaIie Young and singing chorus of fifty brett, 4 girls
 Seats now on sale.
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pon,n New Thenter.

The race for first hqnors on the Poll bill this week is a close one between Joe Welch, the Hebrew character com edian, and Bert Leslie and company in "Hogan's Visit" Both are scoring tre- mendous'y in this weeks bill.
 The Kinsons, superb musical team, are big hit. as we'll as Daisy Har- court, Orletta and Taylor, Kriesels s dogs, Crawford and Ford and The Vil- lage Cut-up in the eleetrograph.
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ENTERTAINMENTS.
Hyperion Theater.
Hartford, Oct. 16,

The first performances of J. M. Bar rie's Peter Pan gwen outside of New York will take place at the Hyperion theater tonight, tomorrow and to- morrow matinee, when Miss Maude Adams begins a two nights engage ment, which will include a special mat inee the last day of the engagement. Special effort will be made to inaug- urate the season here as auspiclously as it opened last year at the Empire the ater. New York. There will be a spe- cial dress rehearsal the first day of the engagement under the personal direc- ton of Charles Fyrohman.
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ed the continuous show on Washington street, Boston, set out to secure the lasting favor of the ladies of the shop ping district. The entertainment was light and the price low; the programme big, and the admission small. Having won tho women. was secure with the men and the little folks and increased my interests until controlled 125 vau- deville houses, all on the continuous pan" J. Austin Fynes, of the Nico- ct Amusement company, is a man after Keith's own pattern, and the Nicolet at 791 Chapel street is attracting the shoppers and the children in droves, on account of the novelty of the enter tainlnent and the mere niokle for ad- mission.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-10-19

A triple feature bill is to be the Poli offering next week with Roland West and his company at the top in the Pro tean playlet, "The Criminal;" the oth- CT feature honors will be shared by Francesca Bedding and company ir "The. Man from the West" and Ferry Cowrey, the musical clown.
 The olio will have Welch, Medley and Montrosei zena Kiefe Duffin, Redcoy troupe, Brown and De Toris, and the cleetrograph.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-10-19
"RED FEATHER D

DeKoven, Klein and Cooks romantic comic opera, Red Feather" which has gained immense favor in its presenta- tion through the country during the past two years, will be the attraction at the Hyperion on Tuesday, october 2S. The company is headed by Miss Cheri- dah Simpson, prima donna, who is said to possess an exceptionally fine voice and to be a clever actress. Red Feather is conceded to be the best mu- sical effort to be found in many De- Koyen, compositions. The music
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-10-19
Bijou I,heater.

This afternoon at the Bijou the usual Friday afternoon souvenir matinee will be given. These matinees are always popular with the ladies and the drawing strength of "The Christian" promises for to-day the largest attendance of the season. The closing performance of this popular play will be given to-mor- row ni=ht.
 Next week the attraction will be J. K. Tillotson's well known play The Young Wife with Gertrude shipman in the title role The play, while on melodramatic lines, is a high-class one and not the blood and thunder type played by cheap theaters It has a clever plot that runs through the piece and ends with happy conclusion.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-10-19

So, Tomnnie, you wish to be excused from school this afternoon?" f'Yes'm."
 'Is your excuse good one, or-assit baseball?'
 Both. madam" Cleveland Plain Dealer.
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ORPHAN ASYLUM DAY.
ANNUAL DONATIONS MADI
 UNDER NEW METHOD.

No General Soliciting by Committee
 Excellent Exercises in Afternoon at
 the Asylum--Programm the Event
 dren--COntributions Not Up' to the
 Standard of Previous Years.
 It was the annual donation day yes- tenday for the New Haven Orphan asy- lum, and a, new plan was adopted by those in charge of the work. Instead of committee sent out throughout the city to solicit contributions the mat ter of donation was left entirely with the givers themselves, who were asked to forward their contributions to the asylum. The sum received under the new method was somewhat smaller than usual, but additions are expected which will materially increase the gifts already in. These additional contribu- tions should be sent to Miss J. S. New ton, 23S Prospect street, who is treas urer for the association.
 Tn the afternoon the annual children's exercises were held at the orphan asy- lum, and they were attended by good sized audience of persons interested in the work of the Orphan asylum, The work of the children was exceedingly good, and showed the result of careful training. The following programme was rendered.:
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-10-19
0Ly,EpiP " raW ,t

"KERRY GOW.''
 Kerry Cow is one of the sort that is taking the place of the low Irish farce, which has of recent years been