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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-04-23
Muerlet.

Sci Der &ab1 . 8araoe erbielt
2ucg 6amupno ben eriten, @eleitine
Silter ben srueiten uno WariUrie
Stebbin ben oritter 8reis.
- Ser pDn benz Jeuer : 8erit6es
runssaeenten s. M. Oppenbeimer
beantraete gtnbaltsbefebl ae9en Die
County &%ommifidre. Der iie abhalten
IoG, nit Der sSirma 81. IS. HeJ &
So. Die 8erft6eruna oe5 @ourtbauz
fes absuiblieBen, wuroe uidt ge=
pahrt.
Sin auBeroroentlib traurtqet
l1naludsfaa paiIierte bier am San1s
ftag obeno eeaen6 nbr. 5rau 2ouiie
8unter uur6e an Der &Duiepelt
Npenue BON einem sSradtsue Ger
Southern BacificsB Balm bonn 8eleiIe
geibleubert unb 10 ibmer perleBt,
baB lie iDfDrt itarb. Srau 8unfer
mar SO Sabre aft uno mDhnte bel ibs
rem SObn 6enrb 8unfer an Der
Wiiiton Conception 8oab, in Der
9dbe Der Staot. sic bate piele
Sabre in Besar County gemDbnt.
= Samitae abeno nuroe in Der
NGbe bon Glmenoorf Elm iunger
Wann 9amens gpsmo Duran in
elmer Bruaelei geitDhen uno ihmer
nernunoet.
- Samitae n1ureen fano in Der
Warftbale Die r0Dmez Sectors @0ns
oentisn" ftatt. Dieielbe oerlief in
GuBerit sufriebenlteuenoer 8eiie,
mar aber nidt 10 gut beiubt, wie
man ertpartet bate. @ouoerneur
2anham tuar anipeleno unb bielt cine
hibihe Wniprade, peribiebene an
oere 6erren hielten ebenfaas 9Reoen
une es muroe manb' gutes uno be-
ahtensmertes @ort iber Seras UNI
Die gDrteile, Die e5 Dem N~niteoler
bietet, aelprphen. Wan belhloB.
i'm nddften Sabr bier pteoer auiant.
men gu tommen uno Die alien Be-
amten Der Sereiniauna i'm Nmt au
laiien.
Der Droi@tenfutider So1n Nlbs
ton, Der ieinen Stano an Der Wtainz
B(a5a bat. fiel am Sonntag mDrgen
iiber eiaeri boz einem Der Bette aufz
geipannten Strtd uno brad iib elm
8ein.
II IS lit au9emein aneenebm aufs
gefaQen, oaB ndhreno Der &arnes
ualsmohe ttur fpenia BerbreHen be-
aangen iin6. @iniae tleine Dieb,
fable FIND p%Oraetpmmen, aber i'm
Nqaemeinen 1T bic Wphe rubio uno
Droentli@ uerIaufen. San antoni0
bat mieoer einmal ieinen STUFF, cine
Der 0roentlihiten uno frieoliebeniten
Stdote oes Sioens gu iein, aerehts
fertiat.
= Sim 8. uno 10. Wtai finoet in
unierer Staot Die SabreStonpention
Der rEegas Banters' NHDciation"
itatt.
- S0nntag muroe oer neu etnaes
ridtete Electric Bart" erDfnet. IS
lit uiel 0eues au benz friber Gpr'
hanoener binauaetommen, bod lit
oas @anSe nod nid]t fertie. See
oenfaus miro Der 8art elmer Der
bibfbeiten 8eraniiaunqspldbe unIe,
rer Staot merit en-.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-04-23
shpn i'm Mltertmnr

tpuBten bic Ner5te fppl. oaB Die meiften
&rantbeiten unb StDruneen Der Organe
i'm rtenibItben &brper auf i6lebte Sdfte
surfid5ufibren limb. 8ir piiien 3. g.,
oaB ih0n Der beribmtefte Der alien Me.
oi5iner. SippDtrates, naeb Wittel iubte,
UNI oas Blnt TIM 8brper 81 reinigen, bic
~ernahrun9, 8erbauun9 unb Nusihei~
oung Der Stofe gu f6rbern unb bic Or.
game uno giu9etueibe, tpelhe erIblaft
tuaren, gu neuer Sdtigteit ansureeen.
9eute baben mir elm iplhes unfeblbares
Mittel in @eftalt Der ct. Bernard 8rau<
terpilen. bic i'm 9aufe Der Belt su einem
rebten Seaen fir bic leloen6e MenIhbeit
%aetpDroen itno unb fib besbalb einen
@eltruf erobert haben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-04-23
9egas 3.

- Sn Wein1ar itarb nab elmer
langen Sranfbeit Warttn 4eioolf i'm
Mlter BON 81 Sabren.
- Nuf Dem Blabe DDn SIaac Cor
in Der Habe o0n 8racfett min mon
@Dlo entoedt haben.
Nm Samitag babeu Die 8ete=
rar1erl aus benz teraniid1en unab6Gn.
giateitstampfe. BON oenen imnter
nod cine fleine Gn5abl lebt. uno Die
! mDaugbterS of TIE Repub(ic Of Teras"
in @Oliao cine 8onoentiDn abaehals
ten.
5om Campbell, elmer Der Sou,
nerneurstanoioaten, bat in elmer
&eoe gu Nthens, Teras, lein Bros
9rarnm entuidelt. Campbell lit ents
ihieoener Brpbibitioniit uno lheut
iib niht otes ein5uaeiteben; er er.
Hart aber, oaB Die Brobibition
nidts nit Der Bolitit uno upr alien
nidts nit Der iebiaen p0littiben 8ams
paane 81 tln babe. Wir bdtten Elm
20cal Option @eieb. an oeIfen Nuf.
bebuua 0iemano bente, uno uenr
oaielbe ieinen RpeG ntd1t erfuae, TO
loQe man es perIddrfen ooer better
infDrcieren. Campbell Ite0te a(s
6auptpuntt ieines Broaramms Gle
SoroerunQ nab elmer befieren Durd=
flbrunQ Der 8eiebe auf uno mahte
oamit In gerbinoung einen iebr Qu-
ten G0riflaa. Ct Mil unler
nSurp" 'Weien oahin umaeanoert boz
ben. oaB eritens Die Mant.8 efuguil1e
bes Tihters in 8esue auf Die We.
freiuna ooer @ntinuloiaung pom
@eihw0renenoienit beldrdnft uer>
Den uno sweitens. baB Die S~nftrution,
pelhe Der 6ihter Der rSurp" aiebt,
Die ioaenannte .gbarae" einfader
uno tlarer gebalteu miro. 8eioe
NDrihldae itno gut.
Ser leBte &eaen iheint uieoer
elm aQgemeiner aemeien gu iein, noe.
niaitens in Beits9era5. aus auen
Srten tomnlt bic Nahridt, oaB es
tiiGtia 9ere9net bat.
: Gin ibredlider unaliidsfaa
bat iib am Samitaa abeuo in 6ouiton
ereianet. Gin eleftriiher DRAFT fiel
auf bic Dabrinne oes Sauies elmer
frau BlaB uno Der elettriihe Strom
wuroe oaourd auf Die 8intciiterne
lbertraaen. NfS nun am Nbeno Der
bier Sabre alte 5obn Der 5rau 8laB
8aiier aus Der giiterne bolen poIte,
empfinq er einen 10 itarten elettriIdea
Shlaa, oaB er nit einem lauten Nufz
lbrei tot gu B0oen iel. Nuf Den Shret
tamen feline Mutter uno elm oepiifer
3. q. 8raff aus benz 0auie beraus,
beriibrten ebenfaus Die gifterne uno
muroen auh eetDtet. Nls Die @ahs
barn bin5u tatnen, fanoen iie Die orei
2eihen auf chamber liegen.
8alo0 2utih, elm Nneeiteuter
Der S0uft0n Il Teras Central Balm,
uuroe in @ppreB BON einem 8nbn=
auae iiberfabren uno ibuer nerlebt.
Wan brahte i'm nad Dem GDapital
in 60uiton uno bort itarb er, obne
oas 8epuBtiein wieoer erlanet su
baben.
- Sn Tpter fino bic 6duIer, in
oenen iih Die 8elddfte BON Sacobs &
Sacobs. 8. @oloimitb uno Us. s. @.
0aQ %befanoen, abgebrannt.
Samitag nahmittaQ uuree in
6ouiton, bel Der San Sacinto StraBe.
8rhde. bic 2eihe zines aeuifien
Sobn Baters i'm Waiier treibeno aes
funoen. Waters tnuroe felt WittmDb
perniiBt. Wan meiB nibt, Db er 1id
ielbit oas 2eben aenommen bat uoer
einem Terbreden sum Opfer gefals
len lit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-04-23
8amensYifEe 1
Natarrb faun ntd,t tnr,rt we.oeu

9ranibeit niat errei6en t6nnen. satarrb 1T cine
9lut= ooer Contributions Rrantbeit, uno inn lie AZ
beilen, mnBt Sbr innerliae 9eilmittel nebmen.
9al's 8atarrb : Rur tuiro einQeHommen uno tuirti
0irett auf oas 9tut uno Die i6leimiee Oberld6e
9al's Satarrb.Sur lit feline Guadial6er : Wteoijin.
oieIes 9an6es oeroronet uuo 1T elm reaelmdBiaes
Reeept. sic beftebt aus ben beien b~etannten So.
MICA, oerbunoen nit ben beiten acknowledgements
teln, Die Dirett anf bic S6leimoberflG6e Dirte1.
Sie Ooltoulmene 8erbinoung Der 5luel 9efanOteil,
III es, mas iOld' munoerpole Helultaie BEL Der 6ei=
lung bon &atarrb beruorbringt. 9aBt Sud 3eua=
niie umionit geben.
8. 5. Gbene0 & 60, Soleoo. o.
8ertauft BON allen Npotbefern, 4reis IS @ents.
Nebmt 6al's familien 9ilen fir 9etftopiuua.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-04-23
Grcmriipm Der @ermamns.
iDbme nadb 9emtiblamb.

@ic nns 8err Mtfreo Sp1t,
Der ~emerat.M bes Worooeuts
idem SlDgn 1T Galbeitnm mitteilt.
iuirS Der 9pppeliGranbem : 9ams
pier "@ittefinS" init Seu Ser
mamnsi1bnen an SprS, Waloeftum
am 20. MAI nerlaHcm.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-04-23
WablsM nsetae.

". u. M nr5 b a db madbt befannt, bos
er Sanbioat fur oas Gmt oes Staatsie.
mates pom "A. ienatorieaen 9iitritt lift
uno iid UNI bic oemotratiihe Nominn.
ton bepirbt. Ger 9iftritt umiast bic
Counties Serar, Sanoera, Gillespie,
Renoal unb Rerr.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-04-23
@a6 benz 5efte.

S~ertlunaen lit oas leste 3ieb,
Die 9alen uerben fiu uno leer,
Die Sabnen fattern nun nibt mebr,
Der San9er uieber beimtp1rts aiebt.
Wtt itDlsem 5uupte tebrt er beim,
Wtit &nbmestrdnsen reid seibmfdt.
er bat our6 ieinen Sang entstidt,
@te ourh Der 2ieoer ibDnen Meim.
Manb Nuee lab man trdnenpun,
Manh itarren CHM beiuana bas 9teb,
uno tueiber tuuroe oas @emfit,
@enn Seele gu Der Seele qupu.
Srbaben aber mauben 5ano,
Den ieoer Gag benz Menideu beut,
BOG infer Sinn gen Stmmel bin,
uno ieoe @roeniorge ibmano.
go tuirtt oas beutlhe 9ieb uno 8ort,
$50 es ertlinst auf ieoer SIur.
Drum Sanger, pfest es treulib MUIR.
Wit itulsem Mut an iebem Ort.
uHo oeht DER lDonen 4a9e 1uCn,
Sic Shr persnitst unb ~lebensfrob
8erlebt in San Nntonio
Noh alter beutiher art uno 8raa6.
&ls Sbr an beit'rer Eafelrunoe
8eim prabti9 ihbnen None gtar Bier
Gertrunten babel uah @eblhr.-
go mnuhe herrlih 1ch6ue Stuuhe.
@ie sins Die 3ett 10 id5nen babin.
Bie iloB Der cole Ssne gtar Gait.
Der frDhe 9aune uus nerihaHt-
Gin leidt @emiit uno leihten Sinn.
lno ruieber it's betpieien bier
DAB, tpenn in beiterem 8erein
Nou itf mill redtoes 2ebens freun,
gidt feblen bari bas Suae Star Bier.
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ges@ JDohame (0nff. npn{eb,,

sas- WsaSame @off, 5eu leberin
Sanonabriagerin uno Settles 6eiles
rim, erteilt &atihldae in @elddfts'
onaele9enbeiten. 6eiraten, Oereiniat
8etrenute, oerideu6t b0ien @iniluB1
eiferiihtiae ACKNOWLEDGEMENT IL. /. h..
G0. 404 Olt'@ Ommerc sStraBe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-04-23

8ebt 81 Burgitaller' Q
saloon uno &eftaurant. 8ils
lita'S traBe neben Der 0alle Der 6ers
mannslDbne.
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gdslrde sonrtten snIatwaaen

nah Californian, ebenio naA ct.
Souls nia 9eras & 8acific : Babn
obne Wehiel. S6reibt an iraenn
eiten 2iGet : Naenten ueaen oieSes
ieuen Dienites poer an 6. IS. Sur.
rer, @enerals Saiiaaier.N aent. Dal.
ta5. 9erns.
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SiOmeitteras miini6t Gu6

Wenu Sbr @ub iraeaomo nieoer.
laiien moIlt. TOUT es entlang Der 81.
ME Der
GAN MntDmto u Mramias
Yak Sahn.
i'm 9artensD iftritt oes Staatee. @es
iunobeit uno Rlima uniibertrefen.
Btuige 3anoereien fir ben Sarnler,
Wnrft9drtner, Sbft' uno Biebsabter.
Weaen Gln3elbeiten menoetgu d On
geo. s. 2upton. o. g. w..
Sou NnfDnin. Terne.
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,.Borp : Tprmaftn" (Gimer Il
Gmeab), lit als antiieptiibes 3abns
uno Wunouafier uniibertronen. Sn
allen NpDtheten Al haben.
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8rtef Ntite.
Serren seine,

NRr gl6tebers ISM %glaKon-S Dan,
ceger-S s @blmanu 4onis 6eber -
@mil Sourua5-5 & 2anse-@us Wnrfs
% VI Wiartin g $ 8empe DIR Sim
ger jr-6ranf Shulte-oarrg Singer =
$ 8 Starf-SO Sanoel : 9ouis Stern
bera-Sscar Stee5er-& u Staben-E 6
Shioer-S u Sotap-Mr 8ohIfabrt =
Gotuaro 8ebet-8 s B0If- Senrs Run.
fer-Grtbur uno Dtrs 36ser.
8amensStfte
Wtrs Dietri6-Sarab Oielmann-Mrs
s 6 @arlid-Narb 6eiligmann-Quoufto
&oepp : Sulia Yeterion grs & Ut 9ps
biihuus-Wrs 3 Steinart-5annie Sdu.
maher-Rrs 8 . lips Minnie Ebomas.
Au~sIdnbtfbei
@0ttlieb Bir9lebner-8m s 8udmils
ler-Baul s 9Oerfel-Nbelaioe 8abrs =
&oia &etterbera 9beo " Sctfert-8 u
Staben.
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Sobn y. Bolton, Oehenti. gtotdr
@rnnoei9entum. &gent tHr 8enfiOnsan
pride. 40l 9tannrro Gtr, 80. Gel. 439.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-04-23

Jind's 5 Gents bapana.G iaarre.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-04-23

NV Ltttt-
ben iino fort, Die DeturatiDnen per.
ben BON Den 6duiern aenummen unb
Die Bette ab9ebrohen, in einiqen Ia.
gen 1T BON benz &arneoal nihts mehr
gu ieben. Ob man ibn erfploreid
netiren lam? So uno nein. Wie 3us
oor itno 10 uiel Weniben bier aetpe-
len uno ME auoDr bat Die StQot 70
prdftlg ausgeleben, pie oies W2a(,
Die illumination mar punoerbar
id0n uno Die Beiudaer ruaren burf,.
aebenoS ent5ift oapon. Hie aupp,
bat AUDI Elm iDlhes 2ebea uno Trei.
ben auf ben StraBen eeberrlht uno
ME supor lit TO einmiitia Rarnepal
gefeiert tuDroen; aber eas Shlirnme
NOR. man batte eigentlih t1ur brei
2age. an oenen man tptrtlih feiern
tonnte. Wiittpub. Sreitag uno Cams.
tag. bic anoern Gage pnroen ourd
Geaea geitOrt, ielbit Der ginsuass
abeno. Somit tann man annebmer.
oaB Die 8arnepal @e1enlhaft mol
niht auf lire &ebnurg eetommen
1T uro Die Sbaubuoen. BETTER audi
ridt. 2ehtere t0nnten iibrigens NIT
eiriaen aeuen Sebensmlrbigteiten
aufunrten.
vie piel 5remoe bier eepeien Iino,
tit ibtuer su iaaen, file sdblten aber
nab Sauienoen. uno babel alma
Gues rubig uno Droentlih su un6
atle 2eute tuuroen unteraebradt.
San Nntonio bot nieoer einmal De.
nieleri. oaB es ielbit init zen gr6Bten
Wtalien leitt unb mihelos fertia
mirb.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-06-19
ORDAIN TWO PRIESTS.
Bishop LilIis win Perform the solemn
Ceremony at Atchison.

Atchison, Kan. June ia process
sion through the college grounds
marked the observance of the feast of
Corpus Christi at St. Benedict's church
during high mass. The procession
consisted of school children. Catholic
societies and parishioners of the
church. The first communion class
will receive at the 1880 o'clock mass
next Sunday morning. On Friday of
this week Bishop Iillis will be here to
ordain two young priests. Rev. Lam
bert Burton and Rev Robert Salmon.
The ordinations will take place during
solemn high mass, beginning at 9
o'clock. Heretofore ordinations have
been conferred very early in the morn
ing and privately, but it is the wish of
the bishop that all should have oppor-
tunity to attend the sacred ceremony,
and he directed that an opportune hour
be aDDofnted
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-06-19

really good Illusion A young woman
takes her place on a stool on either side
of which IS a box A few passes from
the man handling the performance
puts her in a hypnotic sleep. He ex-
tends her arms and places them
through an aperture cut in brooms, the
handles OF which are stood on the
boxes at her side. Then he removes
the stool on which she stands and sls
hangs suspended by her arms. Next
he takes the broom from under her
left arm and she hangs rigid with ap-
parently only her Outstretched arm in
the other broom for support. Her
body is moved out in an almost hOri-
zontal position and the professor passes
stick all about here to show that
there is apparently nothing supporting
her but the mysterious influences OF
hypnotism. OF course there is a sup
port of some sort, but it is not visible
and every one has the privilege OF
guessing what and where it is. The
act is one of the best illusions that has
been seen here in a long while.
OF course it would not have been a
successful opening OF street fair If
a small boy had not done some fine
work. This time the youngster did his
little act and furnished lots of fun for
the crowd in the snake house. Miss
Robbins was handling the Shiny rep
tiles as though she was really fond OF
them. There was quite a crowd around
the den and on one OF the posts around
which it was built was a loose rope A
fat man was leaning up against this
post with his eyes fairly bulging out of
his head looking at the snakes. The
youngster crowded up alongside of him
and dextrOuSly laid the loose rope
over the fat mans shoulder and gave
it sudden witch The end of the
rope hit the fat man in the face He
gave a startled glance at it, saw the.
coiling thing on his shoulder, took 1t
for a snake, let out yell that would
have done credit to a band of Conan
ches and darted out of the tent yelling
all the way while the crowd hollered
equally loud with delight and the
youngster made himself scarce by bolt
ing under the side of the tent to lIber-
ty. Tt was well he did for the fat man
came back in a minute with murder in
his eye.
The shows which were not open last
night but will be today and the rest OF
the week are the Grave Robbers. an
animals. which are not very often seen
in captivity; a moving picture show of
the San Francisco earthquake and FIRE
and Whites Museum of Anatomy.
The following is from the Lawrence
world: There are always a lot of kick
ers in the wake of everything that
comes to town. There are about as
few after the departure Of the Nichols
carnival as there haye ever been. Mr..
Nichols had a good show and he was
orderly ana utCclt. sA1c uiu uOl lAdNS
any fakes and did not make himself
unpleasant in any way On the other
hand, he had the people here for
week and without exception they be-
haved themselves. The shows were
fully up to the standard There were
four good ones. and these were well
patronized.
The Red Men feel that they
brought a good thing to the town. and
they are congratulating themselves
that everything went off Sc pleasantly.
The week of festivities was a success
and the people of Lawrence are salts
fed.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-06-19
SKIN ERUPTIONS
FOR 50 YEARS
Suffered Severely With Eczema All
Over Body-Examlned IS Times
by Government Board Who Said
There Was No Cure-An Old
Soldier Completely Cured.
A THOUSAND THANKS
TO CUTICURA REMEDIES

"For over thirty-five years I was a
severe sufferer from eczema. The erup-
ton was not confined to any one place.
It was all over my body, limbs,
and even on my head. am sixty
years old and an old soldier, and have
been examined by the Government
Board over fifteen times, and they said
there was no cure for me. I have
taken all kinds of medicine and have
spent large sums of money for doctors,
without avail. A short time ago /
decided to try the Cuticura Remedies,
and after using two cakes of Cuticura
Soap, two boxes of Cuticura Ointment,
and two bottles of Cuticura Resofvent,
two treatments IN all, am now well
and completely cured. A thousand
thanks to Cuticura. / cannot speak
too highly of the Cuticura Remedies.
John T. Roach, Richmonda1e, Ross
Co., Ohio, July IT, 1906"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-06-19
100000 MOTHERS
Daily Tell Other Mothers

That Cuticura Soap is the best baby
soap in the world for cleansing and
purifying the skin, and that Cuticura
Ointment is of priceless value for
soothing and healing itching, tortur-
ing, and dishguring eruptions. A single
application Of Cuticura Ointment, pre-
coded by a wsrm bath with Cuticura
Soap, gives instant relic, and refreshing
sleep for skim tortured babies, and rest
for tired mothers. Battle the af-
fected parts with hot water and Cuti-
cura Soap, to cleanse the surface of
crusts and scales and soften the thick
ened cuticle; dry without hard rub
bing, and apply Cuticura Ointment
freely, to allay itching and indamma-
ton, and soothe and heal.
cuticurs Soap Ointment and Pills are so1d hreuzhous
EAoEeEd. Peter Drug 3ez Csrp, lole zfepu,
- Aa1lsd Frs, AsR 9 Gun go1iuzlz1 zzznz1s
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-06-19
IS 1900 YEARS OLD.
Roman Silver Service Presented to
Field Columbian Museum.

Chicago, June 1s-Mrs. Chauncey
J. Blair has presented to the Field Co
lumbar museum a set of early Roman
silver service dug up recently near
Naples and believed to be at least
nineteen centuries old. The antiqui-
ties. which number twenty individual
pieces. are the only silver set of the
date in America and are valued at a
fabulous sum
Recent excavations early last spring
a the ancient city of Tivoli. known as
Thur. revealed among other impor-
taut discoveries this service, which
probably is intact with the exception
of one small spoon.
Mrs Blair, who was in Italy at the
time, secured the entire service and,
on account of its great Importance his
torically. decided to give it to the Field
museum.
The silver which arrived yesterday
from Italy, consists of the following
pieces: One plate fifteen inches in
diameter. decorated on the edge: three
plates eight inches in diameter: three
small round dishes; one large cup
decorated around the top and bottom
one small. shel1-shaped scoop; six
large spoons and five small spoons
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FOOD PRICES DOUBLED.
Bakers on Strike and Butchers VIII
Follow at st. Petersburg.


st. Petersburg. June 1.-THE mas
sacre of Jews at Bialystok has shocked
the country and added to the general
excitement and revelations which the
committee of the lower house of par
lament sent to investigate the out
break at Bialystok are expected to
make, will only add fuel to the flames
Thus far the censor at BiaIystok has
evidently refused to allow the press
correspondents to comment on the ac-
ton of the authorities.
The Golus, a newspaper edited by
NJ JlianOffs member of the lower
house of parliament. containing an ac-
count of the horrors and charging the
authorities of Bialystoil with delib-
erately preparing the riot. vas con-
hscated when it appeared today.
The news today brings the usual
chronicle of murder and robbery.
Fresh strikes are reported at Kaluga,
Krementchug. Septiomir. Volsk and
JstingvellSis5 but the successful pre-
cipitation of general strike is by no
means assured.
The Novoe Vremya, however. re-
ports that the engineers of the Moscow
railway have decided not to take out
their locomotives tomorrow The. gov
eminent has made the most elaborate
ment. Military trains are held in
readiness at all the stations of st.
Petersburg and MOSCOW.
The nasons and stone cutters Joined
the bakers in the strike today and the
butchers will follow their example to-
morrow. The prices of bread and meat
have been doubled
The news from CrOnstadt continues
disquieting. The troops sent to the
island are camping outside the city.
The Twentieth Century, formerly the
Russ, says the situation is so danger
Gus that the breech locks have been
removed from the guns of the war
ships in the harbor.
Parliament ON Cars Hands
In spite of the gOvernmen left
hand denial that it intends to order a
parliamentary recess. the Reich today
expressed the fear that a coup d'etat
IS imminent and appealed to the cOun-
try to make its voice heard in favor of
the dlmlSsal of the ministry and a
prolongation of the existence of par
Lament. An official denial has been
given out of the report that mem ers
Of the ministry participate in the ses-
sionS of the TFepof star chamber al
Peterhof, which it is understood has
absolutely decided that parliament
IN regard to the method. Three ways
are proposed
First, to order recess of parlia-
ment Tor three months; second, to dis
solve parliament and order new cleo
tons based on universal suffrage in
the hope that the temper of parlia-
ment thus elected will be different
from that of the present body Third.
to declare the council of the empire or
upper house, the responsible body un-
til a new parliament is elected
There are two features Of the situa-
ton which make the court eamarilIa
pause-the early necessity for more
money and the dismay over the grow
ing disaffection of the troops.
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work for IncorrigibIe Girls.

Beloit Kan, June 19.=Mrs. Julia D.
Perry. matron of the Girls Industrial
school. is trying a fresh air cure for
ineorrigible girls. Until this year the
institution has employed man for
gardener. This year Mrs. Perry and
the women members of the board of
charities decided that woman should
have this place, and one was employed
1T is remarkable said Mrs. Perry,
what q. change the change in garden
ers has made in the girls. They now
work in the garden with the woman.
and they are getting healthier and
stouter. We assign some of the girls to
work in the garden and some to work
in the institution, and we find that they
are getting the training that is making
them better and more useful girls"