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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-06-08

oano baben, bic bas sun;s Jabr ar,
oelten uno INNER eleih CUR Sano
itno lobalo ireenbmo elm Sdlnben
hrinpenb Der &epuratur bebarI. 0ie
eriteu Gnfanpe rudren oft nit tpent.
cen ontsuifldaeu gu uerbefIern, tuu
es uahber taeeIanee arbeit brausAt,
Durh lold9e uub abuIi9e Genbernnas
en- I'M @eieb ipButp pbus elm NHen,'
dement, In Der gpniiitatiun un6 uhne
erbbbts Gnre Ieidt benz srosen Sda.
ben absebUlfeu perben. Geblt es
aur Belt an iaaperitaubieeu Rau..
iiern, 10 1T es Sadie bes staates,-
iolhe beransubilben in S6ulen unb
Snitituten, uno bas Bolt int GlIae.
liteinen su belebren unb anf5atldren
Iiber Die 8eoeutuns gutter 9anbftraBen
unb Srifen lber ale 6laIie unb
Babe.
( Der Staat aIs folder iutIte BE
oberite anfiidt iiber aue bffentftdea
StraBen unb grafen ubat. bSsen,
ano iOIlte Oaa Redt buben, tdamide
Sountbbenn1te ~ mohnen ibre
YHi9t gu tbuu; iie gu parnen. az
ltrafen, ielbft nit Gsfdupnis, penn
ne oerlaunlen, idtedte SteIen au re.
pariren uub ourd tbre SdulD gPen,
lben beraneltiden. aDnnte far ieoes
ansIad, ons buTd Ranpel an Srat.
en- uno Oard i1fedte Stru6en uoi.
'rt' oas GOuntp beimstaat perslaat.
pc betreffenben Beamten tueaen
EFi@tperiaamui6 periDulid buitbar
lemadt perben, bas parbe mebr
1elten, nls irsenO elm gmenbemeut
iar Tsrfaiians.
rRiifiiiippi Sldttsr.~
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-06-08

SIR SoIGe. tueldbe Grbeit In Gan
5rantiscu iu9en uOlIer, ertbeilt Die
nusi4IieBIih ben Grbeiterintereiien
eewibmete sgtew gorier Toltaseit'
uus" fOIaenoe seiteemdbe @abnune:
rgS 1T ielbiiperitdnbtd, bab sur
Neuerrihtune BET uielen @ebduoe
Der Usrnihtsten Stnbt eins erO6e Gn'
subl Slrbeiter u6tbia fein tpirb, uno
OaB uiele 9lrbeiter. beiOnbers 8auar'
better. n6tbie iein Derben. glun
tduihe uan iih aber niHt. 9ieie
uieleu 9lrbeiter nerben niht iOfOrt
eetrauat. glur elm aerineer SbeiI
ber n6tbieen Grbeiten luirb iOfort in
sIneriff ssnonmeu tuerben, Gn bic
6erleuuns oieter Bauten uiro erit
in sSnbresfriIt unb LANCER beranets
treten uno es erIheint uns ols iiher,
oab, iiir ben Gninna minoeitens, bic
an Ort unb StelIe uorbanoenen Gr'
beitstrdIte seuiieen tuer6eH. UNI bic
glndIraee gu Osfen. Sieielbe be-
i1rdutt iih in ndhiter 3eit auf Wlnu.
rer, ouf Carpenter unb Ilumbers,
ierHsr auf uneelernte Grbeiter. bic
bic 8esrdumune bsr 9riimnter unb
oes Shuttes ooraunsbmen uno bic
erTten 8aunrbeiten, Guserabuueen
u. I. 10. su uerridten habeh. Gn
bieIen Grbeitern 1T ielbItueritdnblid
arOBsr ueberFuB In Snu 5rorcisco.
aqe arbeiter, bic bisber i'm Sanbel,
in ben ,Sabriten, in ben 8erlitdtten
bes abeebrannten 9tiirlits tb6tie
paren, iino Jest, naheem 'bre Biz
bergen Grbeltsltdtten burd, ben
Hranb serfbrt ruOrOen fno, arbeitS.
lus. Gle iuhen natureem6B 3u.
ndhii Grbeit beim @iebernufbnu ber
Staot unb uernnlnfen Elm sInoebOt
uUn arbeit trditen, bas Iueit uber
ben 8ebari binnasaebt. 9as gift
a5er niht bios uun Der nneelernten
grbeit, aud bic eelernte Grbeit luiro
bauOn betrOfen. Sauieuoe, bic Bis
ber In ben 6nbriien unb iouitwie bes
ih6itiat ruareu, uerlteben es, nit
cage unb Bell, nit 5eile unb
Shraubtod umSueeben. Souienbe
BON W66elarbeitern iueroen bort iest
Carpenters, 9auienbe uun SdlDfern,
Shmieoen uno Mehanitern ueroen
Sousihmiebe. anbere Sauienoe BON
@nurersebdlIen tperSen 8afiteinle'
ger uno iid 5uuadft auf's SduseIuer.
be werfen; iie iino bel tueitem eeni'
eeno, UNI bic ytachfraae su befrieoi
gen. Wan laiie iiA uarnen ourh
Die gorednee, bic Iid anbersmo un'
ter dbnliten 8srbdltniiien ubipiel'
ten. Su Chicago teate i'm Ottottr
1871 Elm 8ranb ben grbBteu She'll
oer Stabt nteoer. Maiien uUn Ren-
idsn, bic am BieOsraufbau Der
Stubt Grbeit su finOen bufften, from.
ten bortbin. 9ie JOIae mar. bnB in
ben ndrbiten beiben 8interu in Gbis
raaO cine gtOtb berrihte, tuie ME 5us
Dor, unb bnb i'm 2eaember 1873
1000 Slrbeitsloie gum stabtbnus
susen, um 6atfs unO Srbeit bon Der
StaOt 81 uerlaneen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-06-08
Bertnn4n, astn, aretnp nen s annt 1906

Sn HuBlnnb iteiut bic buupH dfl'
Iide Ebdtipteit Der iussu. Greibeits'
mauner INNER nod I'M Bpmbenuer'
fen su beiteben. 9aB Oieie @eniden
feline 8olisreeieruns ,uOIlen, bas
lieat bod liar aui ber SaHo. sic
mbaten oas 2aub beherriheu. iie
mbHten cine SGrefensberrihaIt
iniceniren. Sa, bas Tam audi nod
iommen. 9as se0t buuu au4 elm
8eilhen, bis bic Widnner ber 5rei'
belt einanoer in bic Snare serntben
uno idlieBlih einnnber abmurtien
uno nahoem fe Elm Beilben in
ibremBabniinn uusebinbert ectultbet
babeu, tuirb baS Bolt ber 8anoe
mioe unb es iuht lid, wieOer einen
itartea Rann, Der &ube unb Orbnunp
unb Si6erbeit enrantiren fam. Der
rOtbe 5reibeitsmann 1T ber aIer.
ihlimmite 6eino ber 5reibett.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-06-08

Sas GrObeben bra1ts an ben zoa
bob bic itOI5en7 tOftbaren @ebauSe
bee aelnnb STANFORD lluiueriitat Az
BulO slItU in golifOruien, fiir lueld,e
Die Grnu STAMFORD 8 uoer . Wliaiunen
Dollars besabft bate, auf gdpinbel
sebaut ruaren. 9ie uun IpaniI6en
WOnben eebauten RiIiionen fieben
iOltO anb feit, bic OOn amerisaniIheu
Snlmeiitern aufeefibrten llnipsrit,
tdtsaebduoen Iiessn in 9riimmern.
es Iuarsn SbeaterbetOraiiUnen abu.
li4 nie Die gotemtiufden 9Drfer.
Die pWnuern1 beitanbsn aus elmer
innen UOn gafieinsn unO ousen ei.
ner Steinplntte pebifbeten ed,ale.
Oereu SObtraunl init 9red oufoefaut
mar. sic tudren niHt biel ictledter
oeiueien, tuenn iie aus gnpier. Wsade
uOer nus einem Material tuie bic
Sseftausteuun aufaefabrt
tpuroen tuaren. SHmiubeI iibernIli
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-06-08

1T es Guh eleia,ub Sbr eeiunb
ocer irunt ieiO? @arbst SIR gua
nidt Iieber iriidunO- jung ftiblen
tuOlIen. anitatt ermabet unb abeear.
beltet' SIR t6unt fOrtiabreu Guh
elenb unb untauelib gu befiuben, ba.
fur ieib nur SIR gu tabetr, aber
wsnn Gud ioldb' Elm 9eben ni9t
mebr sefdlt. t0nut Sbr, wenn Sbr
pulIt. oasieIbe anbern. gBie2 Sn.
6sm SIR cine 5laide 5orni's alpen.
trauter' Slutbeleber fault unb ben.
ieIben reaelmdBis, tuie uoraeidrie.
ben, einnebmt.
gr III teine SIpotbeter Mebisiu
uub taun nur bura 2otal.Gsenten
be5oeen tuerben. ODER brett BON ben
@isentbimern Or. Eeter Jabrnep &
Sons Co.. ll2-lls so. SOgue Gue,
@bicuao, 81.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-06-08

Der iupauiiVbs sIrst Or. Sidioomi
bat lett Sabreu bic 9uberrufoIe nit
einem bon ibm erfanbenen SIntitprin
srfOtareif betampft. gegIude, Bic
isst in 20 6Oipitalsru oemaat muir
ben, iUlIeu uIosmsin iebr aiinliio
ausosfaIIsn ieir, inbem stuo eip
2rittel Der bebnnoelteu Rrauien bon.
iOmmeu gebeilt i utCe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-06-08

Elm rei6es. seOrbnetes StaatSmeien,
10 lhanoItAe snnbhrnben ju buben,
StruBer, bic gu 8eiten nur nit Sc.
bensaefubr pniiirt peroen t6nnen.
iSerner iaeint oas Ssfem burIu
uerfeblt gu iein. OuB Der Ruaomsiitsr
etnfaa BON 8Olte oetpdbtt wirb,
aans Obne &idFd1t, Oh er pom
StraBenbau etpas ueritebt uber uiat.
8arunt pdbtt man ntdt iraenS einen
Sanuranten gum stabtpbpfiius nit
| Der 9FiHt, bic Rranien Su turiren7
"a tuirb Elm Rann betraat aub BE.
auftrast ourd Ioltswabl, Die Strnbe
in Oronpne ~ balten, Der bonn
StraBenbuudo oiel uerfebt, ruie cine
Rub bonn 9nusbanen.
llnb oieier Mann bat bann uiat
ole Wtabt, 9eieblih Die Seute ani5u'
bieten upb 5ur Slrbeit au Stuinpen 5u
oer Belt, mo es am .u6tbieten ~.
81 neinl SeOer Bat bas &ed)t, feline
StraBeniteuer BON So idbrlid su Ell.
ner ibm pniienben 8eit nb3uarbelten,
Ooer--bie 3eit benz Staat nb3uieb.
lem go bleibt bic StrnBenarbei.
lieaen bic 9ans ipit int Serbit, tpeun
ale Sarmarbeit eetbau III. Damn
iul IN As @Oheu aefltft uh0 ae'
5eiier tueroen, aber meiit niro per-
bDiert. Der Strabenaufieber bat ell
men uiel 81 prOBen 9iitritt, UNI In
turser 3eit nGIes tbun unb Ieiten gu
tDnnen; bic 9eute iin0 iuiberIpen,
fig; beuts pa6t es benz nidjt, rnoreen
ieuem nitbt. 8Ommen iie aninmmen,
10 miro uieI eeidlwabt unO tuenie ae-
letitet! Mnn pIliat einen SauienI
8lumpen mitten in Die StrnBs unb
iiberldst es ben 6ubrperten, iie elntt
gu fnbren. aOmmt iu5rpiihen tiih.
tiees &eeenpetter, banu bat man
8O denlanp in uuerariinbIiHem Goth
~ fabren, tueun man iiberbauptI
ourhtommtl
8n 1T nit SteuerbemiGisung ala
Older nidt ~ belftn. 9ns bilftIl
iur bic @elbbeutel untreuer Beam.
er sn ip.den unb bic Strasen blei.l
len trOb Gteuer beim gItien! ysein,
,os Gpitem muB eednOert fuerben;
uir mnIien uernnuortlihBenmte BE.
omnien, iuetde j gtwas pOm Stro.
ienbau uerheben, p Mndt unb
sfIift baben, Stru6en 81 bauen, 81 /
lroftar iiuo, mem iie ibre gfli9i
eriaumen.
Gerner: Stntt es benz Giraelnen sn
berluiisn, Ielbit nadl betiebts aus,
eipdbltsr 8eit feline Strnsentnse nbs
narbsiten, iUIte ieOer baar sablen
I
iafsi.l Gus GCuntpaeridt iOIrte bic /
IufIsbsr erneuneu, tUmpetenle, w1dn.
er, Snaenieure, bic wifien, ipie
lnn's MAIDEN tnus. Oieie iDnten
Inen fsten Stab BON GrbeIteru ain
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-06-08

AOdCl dyspepsia Cure
Olsests what You eat.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-06-20

For SAle-Youne milk COW fresh
in milk-a bargain. II. T. Lewis. g.
Mrs. w. T. GoOde and little
daughter of Bay City arrived yes
terday morning TO visit Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Armstrong Of this city
aud other relatives at wheelock.
Thirty dollars per day made by
agents who hustle for US. IL vou are
capable, honest. sober aud need the
money apply at room 1, Colonial
hotel this morning.
Marriage licenses have been issued
10 Will Harrison aud Marian Me-
Kinney, Jim Hadley and Beatrice
Jockson The last named couple
were married at the Courthouse by
Justice W. q Mitchell.
A number Of ladies aud gentlemen
including about twenty persons re-
turned last night from two days
outing at Mumford crossing on the
the Little Brazos They report a
splendid time aud plenty fish.
The annual picnic and fish fry At
Ferguson Prairie on the Navssota
river will be today. The Harvey
aud Keith baseball teams will play,
aud the usual large crowd and good
time i expected.
Mrs. ]. G. Deaton returned 20 her
home at Mooresville.N g. yesterday
after spending several months Ia
Bryan most pleasantly a. the guest
Of her son. Mr.. W. a Deaton aud
family.
The colored summer normal open
ed In this city Monday morning
with a good attendance. The iacul-
IS is composed OF p. Landry, priuci-
pal; l. a. Nash, +. 4. Kemp, VI.
Y. Burgess.
The Ladies 81 l.. l.. Ross Chapter,
u. ID. G. will serve cream aud cake
on Carnegie Library grounds FRI
day evening. June 22nd. beginning
az 6 O'Clock They invite AL TO call
aud be refreshed; By so doing you
will greatly aid the daughters In
their work Every little helps. dl70
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-06-20

Contractor c. f.. Jenkins has be-
gun work on the foundation Of the
new Methodist church building.
Miss Louise Brown returned 20
Houston yesterday after a visit 10
Miss Howell and Mrs. w. ). Howell.
n. d. Evans has received new
rubber tire carriage and now has
two rigs running. Phone S65. 10
A big crowd from town attended a
barbecue on the plantation Of Jas. o.
Chance yesterday.
Get a farm and home for ti20
while they last. y. X. Fulton agent,
Colonial hotel. Will be here fortwo
days.
Mrs. NJ. A. Tooke and Mrs. G. f..
McDannAld returned TO Lockart yes
terday after "A visit 20 mrs. a. NJ.
Rhodes.
Capt. d. ID. Dawson was seriously
IN yesterday. but We are glad TO state
that be was reported resting well
last night
IL. Hearne Is making improve
ments on the interior OF bis saloon
which Ia being handsomely papered
and painted.
Misses Suber Of College were ~
the city yesterday accompanied by
their guest, Miss Ruby Daugherty
OF Paris, Mo.
SIR. and Mrs r. J. Fountain visit
cd Fountain Bros. plantation yes
terday. A barbecue was given ON
the plantation.
;. G.. Evetts Of Colorado county
was Ia the city yesterday visiting
DR.. and Mrs. r II. Harrison. He
left at noon for Benchley.
The long continued drouth has
put an everlasting crimp In this
years corn crop and il beginning 20
tell on the cotton In some places.
For Sale-Horse, buggy and har-
ness and saddle and bridlie. Address
box 81. Bryan, or apply At this Of
flee. l67
Past Grand Chancellor John r.
Brown Of Tyler was here last night
and visited Brazos lodge No 60, X.
OF p. The lodge had work In the
second degree.
Mr.. Hester, an expert from Hous-
ton, was here the past two days and
made n thorough investigation Of
the water aud light plant equipment
at the instance Of the city council
with reference to proposed improve
ments. Mfr. Hester will submit =
written report 10 the council. He
was accompanied In the investiga-
tion by Manager Preston.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-06-20

Ollie Scale OF Willow Hole was Ia
the city yesterday.
Mrs. Edward salley was reported
quite ill yesterday.
J. l.. Robertson returned from
Houston yesterday
James WilkersOn and gran dson,
X. q. Tabor Jr., went 10 Mar lin yes
terday.
Mrs. Mccormick has returned 10
Ennis after a visit to Mrs. J. $.
Mooring.
Mrs. Tom Josey and Mrs. Glaze Of
Cameron Ranch were Ia the city
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. l.. Buchanan
were visitors from Steep Hollow
yesterday.
Mrs. Jas. II. Dunn Of wheelock re-
turned home yesterday after visit
10 Mrs. y. Is. Cole.
Mr.. and Mrs. Loving have return
ed Ia Waco after visit TO Mr.. aud
Mrs. Walter Higgs.
John and Tom Peyton aud j. w.
Haygo0d and son were here from
Benchley yesterday.
Miss Alice weddIngton left yes
terday to visit at Charlotte, y. c..
aud Washington, ID. G.
Miss Catherine Barnes OF SAn
Marcus Is the guest Of MFR. and Mrs.
Floy Dansby for the week.
Norman CavItt OF wheelock was
In the city yesterday accompanied
by Miss Catherine Cavitt.
Mrs. j Steiner and Miss Theresa
Steiner OF Houston are the guests Of
Mrs. n. Rohde aud family.
;. G. Williams is At home for
two weeks vacation after an extend
ed business trip over the state.
O. r. aud j. W. Williams, w. II.
Reddin aud Dol9h Blount were here
yesterday from Madison county.
W. +. Wren, w. J. Fain, Tom
Cobb and II r. Cotton were here
from Grimes county yesterday.
Mrs. Ella Scott, Misses ophslia
and Lizzie Grissett were visitors
from Grimes county yesterday.
There u splendid opening for an
enterprising young man well ae-
quainted Ia Brazos county awaiting
[ him by calling on Mr.. Fulton at
I Colonial hotel. Call today, tomor-
row may be 90 late.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-06-20
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

Mrs. Walter Davis left for Hous.
ton yesterday.
Mrs. J. w. Doremus visited In Cal
vert yesterday.
Miss Nellie Tabor returned from
Cameron yesterday.
Willie Harris left yesterday morn.
ing for Midlothian.
PHI. Dawson was u visitor from
wellborn yesterday.
DIR. J. Zuleh was here from VIII.
low Hole yesterday.
Mrs. Lem Il. Hall and little son
are visiting In Ennis.
Jessie Peters OF Steep Hollow was
In the city yesterday.
Mrs. Mary Lawrence has returned
from visit 10 Houston.
Mrs. Sam Trant OF Keith is the
guest OF Mrs. W. p. Trant.
Mr. aud Mrs. r. II. Suber OF Col
lege are visiting In Marlin.
Prof. and Mrs. J. G. Maggie return
ed from Manor yesterday.
j. ID. Maxwell Was visitor from
Grimes county yesterday.
Miss Bell Of Rogers Prairie was a
visitor 10 the city yesterday
Major w. X. Cavitt left yesterday
for business trip TO Houston.
Leonard Mcdonald aud family OF
Macy were In the city yesterday
George and J. u. Dunn Jr. were
here yesterday and went 70 Hsarne
Miss Mary Stubenrauch returned
yesterday from Marshall aud Dallas
l.. a. Plasek left last night foi
Iowa PARK, Texas,on a business trip
&. ). Jones Of Harvey was In tn,
city yesterday after gin machinery
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-06-20
THE TROLLEY LINE

VIII pass right in front Of our new
quarters. SECOND DOOR NORTH
of "HAswELL's BOOK STORE"
where We are now prepared 10
amply serve the trade. and we most
cordially invite our many friends
aud customers (as well As those who
possibly have not been trading with
us) TO FOLLOW Us and TO con-
tinue to favor us with their patron
age, promising TO extend the same
courteous treatment as Ia the past.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-06-20
our new quarters are more conn

Our new quarters are more CON-
modious AID the facilities much
better for serving the trade than at
the old stand, and while IL may be
one block further for some CUSTOM
ers 10 walk, IL will afford them an
excuse for ride on the trolley car.
Catch the next car that passes and
come to see Us, and II the car seems
10 be late in arriving, Just walk the
extra block-the exercise will be
good for you. anyhow.
Hunter 4 Chatham.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-06-20
give lew, Killed.

Berlin. June 1s.-The Jewish socie
" received a telegram from Graiew,
Russian Poland. dated Monday. saying
that at Lapy. a village near Bialystok.
five Jews hSd been killed and many
wounded. az az Stnrcheltzi all OF the
Jewish sops had been destroyed.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-06-20

Washington. June is.-Judge Cow
an. attorney for the Texas Cattle Rails
ers' association. sud the meat inspec-
ton amendment 20 the agricultural ap-
preparation bill Is all the stockmen
asked
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1906-02-23
The Merely Rich.

There is superstition IN this Coun-
try that there is distinction in be-
ing rich.
But board of tax revision has
just discovered that Chas, Lock
hart, of Pittsburg, who was little
heard of while he lived and whose
death, some months ago, attracted
small attention, left an estate worth
$3.50, 100000.
Chas. Lockhart? Chas. Lock
hart? Who was Chas. Lockhart?
And yet $3.50, OOO,O 900 is a lot of
money. If there were distinction
III mere wealth, .the name of Lock
hart would be famous instead of
unknown.
One hundred and eighty million
is Is times the wealth of Stephen
Girard when he was the American
Creosus, in 1881.
1t is six times as much as was
left by the original Astor in 1848.
1t is just equal to the SUM VIM.
H. Vanderbilt left when he died,
the richest man in the country and
and Of the very richest in the
world.
But today an obscure man quietly
drops off, and it takes board of
tax revision to discover his little
estate of $3.50, 100000.
And still we foolishly suppose
that wealth gives distinctionl
Why, a young author OF a pop
ular novel has a thousand times
more distinction than this Lock
hart.
a good artist OF a successful
scientist basks in the sunshine of
fame, while this man with mere
wealth is in the shadows of obscur-
ity.
In these days the man who can
do nothing but make money,
slough he makes it in the hundreds
of millions, is a nobody. San An
tonic Gazette.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1906-02-23
A Dangerous symptom.

When a member of Aunt Eunice
Washington family died-the
family she had served with faith
fulness SO many years-the old
woman 5 grief was as poignant as if
s.. had understood the causes
which led to it, says the Youth
Companion.
It's de same trouble took Miss
Lily off dat look her sister Mariana
eight years ago. she said to a
friend, wiping her eyes on her gray
plaid upon. When I heard Doc
tor Sam speak bout de vital spot, ,
I knew Miss Lily wouldn't stay
hyar much longer. When dat
vital spot CONES out on a pusson
you, might jes as well lay down
your hope an prepare for de end. s"
Subscribe to THE HERALD.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1906-02-23

century. The present population
of the metropolis is 1000, 900, a
great part of which is not due to
natural increase, but to immlgra
ton. New York is congested to
most uncomfortable degree with
only 1000, 900 inhabitants. With
IS, 900, 900 the congestion would
be intolerable unless there were
great expansion of the city 5 limits.
Long before the beginning of the
next century it is probable that
the mass of immense numbers of
persons in cities will be abandon
ed for economical and sanitary
reasons. Perhaps man will have
become wise enough by that time
to revert to the normal condition
of life which prevailed before the
rush to the cities began in the
nineteenth century. A New York
with $4,000, 900 inhabitants-or
any other city with so great pop
ulation would be far from being a
desirable place of residence. God"
wrote a lover Of nature, made
the country; man made the town. "
Mans work may yet weary man,
and he may return to a more,
wholesome way of Ewing. -Ba1ti-
more Sun.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1906-02-23
New York 100 Years Hence.

A statistician who has thought
long and deeply on the subject has
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