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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-03-18
gehsia @raS adIte.

Die auBerqemDbnlide 4dlte, Die
tlrati6 iiber ben gansen Sentiment
ging. bat in OamiUn gitp, glaefa.
aaes ibertr0ffen, mas man bort lie.
mails on Galte ourd5sumaben aebabt
bat. Cine 8d1te BON eds
ala Grab! Utan ftene lttb oas
Dor! Nu8 ben Ofenr6bren Der BIpd.
hduier itrDnt ununterbroGen cine
side, tnetBe Dampfmplte, als Oh Der
Ofen cine Dampfmaldine iei. Diele
Wolfe erbebt iih etrpa 5000 TuB.
biz lie itd nit benz arauen NebeI pers
miiht. Der ununterbrohen iiber Der
Staot liegt, i0lange oas Ibermonie.
ter mehr ala minus niersie @rao
seigt. l1neeibibte 6anbe, Dbren
uno Nnlen erfrieren bel oieier Tenn
peratur ihDn, tuenn man nur fpeni'
ae Shritte suriidaeleet hnt. Shat=
tet man t0henoes Waiier i'm Treien
aus. 10 perurlaht eS elm eiaentim.
lihes 3iiden, wie man Dampf
aus Dem Tentil elmer Dampfmu.
lhine entmeibt. Die RGtte lit 10
groB, oaS. nenn man ueriudt. &eis
ooer Bobnen auf ieinem OeroSeuer
gu tohen. Der Snbalt oes 8ob.
topics. Der iib i'm Seuer befin,
bet, 5uar fDht. mabreno Die Obers
Hahe lofort friert. 5Gneioermerf.
seuge meroen bel oieler gemperatur
bart uno iprDoe ME @las uno bres
den bel benz leiieiten 8eriub. iie CUR
Grbeit 81 aebrauben. Die Slider.
heitauentile Der DampfmaIbinen
bdngen iiber uno iiber oou nit gis,
aapfen. bic trub beg enttpeihenoen
Dampfes ni&t Ihmelser. @entiile,
Obft uno @ier fiihlen iid an ruie
3artdtihentugeln uno iino ebenlD
bart uno unierbreblih. Cine inert.
tuiroiae BeDbadtuna, Die man Bis
iebt neraeblib gu ertldren neriuht
bat. baben bic @rubenarbeiter aes
madt, oaB ndmti9 erfrDrene 6Gnoe,
Beine unb SfBe iofDrt mieoer ae.
funo weroen uno einer taft u1oer.
meioli9en NmputatiUn entgeben,
ruenn man lie in Betruleum ftedt
uno 10 LANCE oarin ldBt, biz iib Die
Daut u1ugei0gen bat.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-03-18
Ser MGrs.

Ser Mdrs, bas 1T AUDI elm grimmer rum.
pen,
Oft aiebt er bom@Orben snmSabsn binan,
aRit Sturm uno nit Ralte, nit eiiigem
@nB,
Wis braht er pem Binter ben Nbihiebs.
gruB.
9Dh manrbmal seiat er elm amber @elibt,
Sa brin9t er uns Seifben, B%er9iBmein-
uidbt,
Bie oft ihon Dat MIDI ieiu Mnblif be.
gliGt,
8enn id5n er nit 8lnnten Die 8rairie
9eihmiidt.
SD lei er miItommen. rpie INNER er nabt,
Mit sturm Ooer &esen, aut blumiaem
Or brinat ia ben arabliga. Sas lisblid's
Mit 8lumen unb sbseln. unb 8epbsr.
10 limb.
gr idmiidet bic 8ralrie nit ieftisem
Grin.
Or matbt, oaB i'm @arten Die anien en-
bliib'u.
Die 8bqel, lie griEen NIT tuonniaem 2ieo,
Gen MDr9en, Der rot oureb bic Molten er.
gllbt.
so Jet unS tuilfomnten, ou rauber @eieu,
9u bait ia i'm Sabre bic rihtige Steu',
9u briu9it uns BON 8inter ben IbeiDeE.
ben Cruz,
9u briusit uns BON 5rfiblius ben gsiG.
tDmmens8uB.
Ser 8iuter mag iheiben-uer trauert
INN nadb?
Dem Gribling, Dem Dfnet man frDb oas
Gemab,
Dem 5rttlina, BON benz unier Shiner
ibon iingt.
n9ie Maio aus Der 5remoe", Die @aben
uns brinst.
Drum fatt bic Yotale, elm SDh lei se.
bradbt,
Dem War5, Der ben SrIblins in's 9ano
uns 8ebraht.
0Db beige Getr&nte n%erbanneri mir bier,
@ir griBen nit ih6umeubem Zone
Gtar Sier.
Eas lit ia Der Grant. Der benz Srubling
gebiirt,
Ser Grant beiien Strait in ben Noern
man lplrt.
Or pedt in Der 8ruit uns ben FROZEN ge.
Ian9,
Drum faBt an bic 8edber NIT iubelnnsm
&lane.
gs lebe, mas gut if. mas irhDn lit unb thar,
gs lebe, tuas .peiie. aeredbt unb mas tuabr.
gs lebe Der Sune Star. IS lebe fetn 8ier,
Vie rlb9e es maueeln BEL Dir, mod BEL ir
Sas Gone Gtar Bier 1T uns elm buber
6enus,
Sei ibm fommt bic 5reube in ridbtiaen
SLUG,
unb freut uus oes Srahlines blumiae
Bier,
8tr flbIens am befteu BET M Gone Star
Bier.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-03-18
Nleriet.

Ger Sornmer-oie @rense suis
iGen SrGhli1g uno Sornmer 1T fat
iiberibritten - tritt INNER ntebr in
feline Gebte. am SDnntag NOR es
mebr l0mmerlih. mie frlhlinasartig,
bic Sunne brannte.
- Das aroBe uno aud bas elm.
aige SDnntaa8uergntaen Der San
9ntOnier lit, fih in cine elettriide
StraBenbQbncar su ieben uno eine
Sabrt au MAIDEN. 9a atebt es Suit
uno Mbtihluna. Die StruBenbabns
uasen iino oenr aud Spnntaas fait
iiberfiQt.
WiittmUb nbeno finoet bic Son.
pentiDn Der Soon Bartilan Bartei in
Der Warttbane ftatt, nm Numlnatius
men fir Staot1mter su MAIDEN.
= Gm SUnntae ben 81. miro
Sandals Bart er6ffnet uno Grcur.
fiDns5iae laufen BON bann ab tuieber
regelmdBig nab Neu' 8raunfels.
Cine beoeuten0e Summe bat
Wrs. Nnna Taft pDr Cincinnati suu,
Bau Der SID 9eraS uno Gplf Babn
bei1etragen. BUrldufg lDQ Die
Strede swiihen Nrteiia urb garriso
Springs ausgebnrt rperoen.
Die Staots Ronnentiun Der
.gagles" miro bier am 81. uno %.
W1ai obgebalten.
Bie uns 0err Nlfreo 6Olt, Der
General : Gsent oes Norooeutlhen
2logo in @alueit0n mitteilt. lit Der
Dampfer .BrDfeiior Woermann" am
16. Mdra nit 1925 Baiiagieren uun
Bremen nah @aluefton abaefahren.
Bon Der ~Jnternational 0eus
Company" in SEEN @ort erbielten
mir g@artenlaube" tOeft s.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-03-18

Berfebr smilden 5iume uno 0eua
gort etabtiren iDa, miro oamit CUR
opQenoeter Tatia6e tueroen.
Ser ungariibe Wtiniiterprdii'
bent 81. 8eferfe bat eiuen Nus'
Ipruh aetan, Der aligemetnes Nufa
leben t1abt. CT ertldrte, Die Nu'
oeutIden iberfuteten 6as Hano nit
i5ren literariiden @rseugniiien. Dem
t6nne uur elm patriDtiibes oeutiGes
B[att entaeaentreten. Die Eegierung
lei in oieier &ibtung bereits tdtig.
Sebt tam man aeipannt lein, mae
oa heraus Commit.
Cine 9epeibe aus 8riiiel
meloet: 9te belaiihen uno bolldn'
oi1hen &pmtntfiare. melde lett aes
raur1er Belt bier in SiBuna gemeien
Tino, baben lire 8erbanolunsen 10
out mie abeelbloiien unb itno ieBt
nit benz gntmurf Der 8eoinaungen
zines auten ginuernebmens beIbdf'
tiat, NEEDLES tatidblih auf cine
Nuians anilhen ben beioen 2anoern
btnauslduIt.
8on einent furbtbnren Brand.
nnglud 1T oas 9Drf 5efh0mhams
u1er i'm &egierunQsbeairt 8r0mbera
Der BrD0ins BOien beimQeiuht NOR
ben. Sin GROCER Eeil oes 542 GIN
mDbner adblenoen SrteS lit elm Haub
Der sslammen gewuroen. 8ahlreiGe
Iamilten baden anger benz Sboah
Die qeiamntte 9abe o~erloren. une
raihe Sulfe tut 0ringeno mot.
Das bliihenoe italtsntihe Stabts
den 8OrlanD, s Weilen iio!ib BON
Mailau6, muroe ourh cine furhts
bare Seuersbrunit riabesu pouftdnbia
Dem grobDben aleib aemabt. 700
@ebduoe, bnrunter 2 &irhen, oas
&atbuus, oas @efdnaniB. cine 8ant
unb 2 6Dtels tuuroen gdnslih ger
itDrt uro peitere $50 6duier nurben
fart beihdoiat uno unbeuobnbar.
Son Den 5000 ginnobnern ees
Gt1bthens Tino iiber 5000 Dboablos
uno baben all ibr Sab unb Gut perr
loren.
- Die Welouna, oaB oas oeutlhe
&eihs : Warinearlt oas eeiamn1te
Oberlaub BON 0elgDlnro anae tauft
babe, UNI bort cine eemaltiee Teftung
anaulegen, lit unribtia. sc banoelt
fih nur nm aerinae @rmeiteruneen
Der uOrbanoenen Sorts uno uat cine
unbeoeutenoe geritdrtuna Der DR.
Itiuerie.
= Sn ben Rreilsn Der oeutihen
2anomirte MAIDEN iih ernfte Be.
furhtun9en geltenb. Wan iiebt elmer
uDaiQen WfiBernte enteeQen. Das
8intergetreioe mar nielfab ibot, nur
benz itarten Ghneefan erfroren.
Damn miro als Sstge bes itrenaen
Binters Elm heiBer, oiirrer SDmrner
ermurtet, 10 onB aud Der Sommers
lnat BernidatunQ brohen mirbe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-03-18
Berar Gountp Tarmeu.

SD babe perihieoene 5armer in
Gerar @ountu au nDn 500 bic $50
per Nder. Die gut i'm Stanoe Sino
uno an nlacaoaniiierten StraBer tie.
gen, NIT guten Shul 8 Jacilit6ter
FREEZER BOitablieferuna uno no guun.
tpsI elepbOne gu babei iin6. au Der.
taufen. Wenn Sbr Guh bafir int.
reiitert, bin i'd germ bereit. gRH Die
Blabe 81 seiaen.
S. B%earfun Wemcomb,
Wadap . gebduee,
40l-411 HapnrrusS traSe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-03-18
Srtet sttts.

VI Nrpnipn = y 8oaih - Saeob 8ren.
bell s ghrifti - u 90 gariten = 8 6
8rtth = 8 g 9eB - Riharo 5ufmaun =
pn Sofmann { Selm 8 s 8esler
= Geb Z y &ebert = o . 8urb Us y
Wumme - Snu Mller = 9utber OPP =
Btate Opp = 2Duis 8ph o 8 SHulb
Geo Sauerber9 @.r Sters . Sosis
tuis-@ " 8ursbah.
2nmensGtf1ei
v Y gbner - CLARA gidenrotb = Stella
slider = Sreace porn = Nfinnie Rurs =
9ala Ges = VI O N6del Il Waper -
Sg DSalasfn-8Dia Marts-Nnnie Retps
ma : emma Shnod - Msrs Seioetum
Gntua Shulk s s Shefler = Selen
young.
A~nsIaHbtidbet
Mrs 9 Aoler NntDn Sotihel - Mrs
CLAUS Il Menger S y Waper - Il y
Bape-BGula Sbieuin9.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-03-18
Mrbettete tute Elm Wumoer.

Wr. 9. SC. Walter. @oitDr oes
ngnterpriie" in 2ouiia, 8a., iaet:
SD bette einen Nagel i'm 5uB,
manote 8udlen's Nrnica Salbe an
uno mar geheilt. gs trat feline Gnt=
aiiuouna elm. 8u baben bel NoDlpb
DreiR uno Sc. gDhn & So. 25 gtS.
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M. j. STUCKE.

@aitman 8ooats. Cameras unf
pbotoarapbiibe utenlilien.
amatursa rbeit miro iOrafaltia fer.
tigaeiteHt.
400 CHsg g traBe,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-03-18

@ie cine Depeide aus Bremen
meloet. bat Der @Orooeutibe 2lopo"
infolae oes groBen Nnorangs uon
Gusmnnoerern bic 4piiheubeds'
&ate urn sebn Warf erbDbt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-03-18

Die sat tint Sad gefanfty-SD bentt
Wancber, Der ourh marttihreieriihe Nn.
5etgert nDn W~lnoermitteln berleitet, Iein
eutes Gelo her9iebt uno cine Shunbmtz
oI5in oafiir erhan6elt. 50 bentt aud tuol
Mnntber. Der nDn oetn groBen 5eiimitp
tel beg DR.. S. Silsbee aegen S6morrbDi~
ben, ANAkESlS, lief. Sei1 nliD boz.
Iid7tig, Sbr Neioenoen, unb lenbet crit
nah elmer BrDbe, bic gud1 P. Neustaed-
ter q Co., Box 4216, New York. auf
Berlonnen fpftenfret suIbiden uerben,
che ihr einen 8orrat su fnufen braudlt.
Sn alien renDmmterten N~pOtbefen su bae
ben.
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fret au leteense ssranen.

SD min aerne cine so Gents StbaGtef
BON SetgenbaIinm COMPOUND frei Ieaben
an leoe Nrau. bic an iraeno elmer Turm
ruetbItber Shpdhe lei0et. Nies Mittel
bat bic BrBbe betanben, un6 Faus Sic
cine ioihe Weof5tn n5tig baben, ithreibeu
Sic mir gel. iDgleih. Mrs. 6arriet W.
&idaros, Sor 436 Seiift. aus.
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Bum Bertanf biuta!

@alrub.0u paiieno far .guun.
ters" Ooer rSheluina" fir @eiddfts.
l1oen &c. Nahaufrnaen bel 9. s.
8 gbam, PIT @Dro.Tlores
StraBe Deer &eues Ee(ephon 1910.
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E nr U alt,

Sh fiinoiae hermit an, baB i'd elm
Hanotoat fur oas Ant bes S%tabtanrpoItes
nor Der Non . Bnrtifan &1npentiDn bin
n1o eriucbe UNI Cure ernfte uHterftatnng.
Granf s.. W q.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-03-18
9itet Gmd Dor gaIbem aeaem aa.

patef Sud ppr SaIbem aeaeM sta=
tdrrb. bic Euefflber entbalten, ba Guefflber fiher
ben Sim oes @sruas 3~ertoren uno oas game Sn=
item solig 3~srriitten tuir0, psun es ourh bic ih[ei=
ntgen cberfldhea e%inorin9t. Solhe Artitel iolten
ME anBsr auf gsrOrouun9 gut b~erufener &erSte ae=
brandt merOen. Do Der Shaoeu, Den fe anrihten,
lielen t0nniet. 6all's Ratarrh~ Rur.
~FabrJiert BON G.5 @benep q &c., Soleoo, Ohio,
entbdlt fein Guedflbsr unO Ipiro innerlih aenorns
men uno wirtt oireit Ouf Die i6leimiaen Oberfdhen
oes spfsns. ggenn Sbr 6aa's Ratarrb : aur
tautt, ieio fder, baB Jbr bic dhte betommt. sic
miro innerllh genommen uto in Soleoo, Ohio, son
=. J. Gbenes & 90. gsHa6t.
~ gertautt bon alien apOtbettrn. 8Lsis IS
Gents Die Glaihs.
sitbmi caa's aamiIisa'0i4sn iar gstappiuna
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-03-18
Sur Alderman at LARGE.

% w : w WU IU1ECs
SD tiineige mid biermit als Ranoibat
fur oas Gmt eiHes alderman at large
an, abhaHgig BON Der 6anbIuna Der Ron.
Yartiian. 8onnentiDn am 70. Mars in Der
Beethobeu-Sale.
NHseiae.) g6win 8DbemiIs.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-03-18
Sm Sntereiie oes Comforts Der
Reiienoen.

Geilenoe nah Dem Often bon ct.
9suis iiber Die Bennipluania Short
Sine babeu ben BDrtei( zines Rug.
bienites, Der ipesieH auf Comfort uno
4urus berehnet lit: Beoienung in
8igen unb auf StatiDnen, I'm SET,
ienoen gu aiititieren; ieoe gorrihtung
aur BHeae Der Snpalioen; Draining.
roOuls in Shlafmaaen, bic ben Be-
wohnern ale Ibgeihlpfienbeit oes
bauies 9emdbren; Decentralization
BON 6Dtel uro Club in ben Biblio.
tbets &auhs @arS; iociale umgebung
in ben Obieruati0ns gars. DieIe
uno uiele aroere FIND bic 8orteile,
Die ben &eiienoen 9eboteu peroerl,
menrl iie Die Bennipluania &pute
ppn ct. Souls burh Bittsburab nah
Rem Sort, Bhilaoelpbia, Baltimore,
BaibingtOn benuben. @eoen ueite.
rer @inselbeiten itjreibt an. 6. ".
Bairo. &. IS. Nat.. 122 alamo. Blas
40. San GntDriU, Teras.
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WabI Mn3eigem.
& nr Me a h o =.

gta9 reifi6er 1leberlegu1s uno in Golse orIrgeu=
Der Muiforoerang bon Geiteu sabfrsitct Greanoe
tln0iee i'd hermit fOrmen meme RaRbieatur fur nas
lint oes MaDors BON San Mntpnio an, abbdnaig Don
Mdr3 uno tuenn erfolgrei6, periprehe i'd Die BeHims
I.ur9en Der bereits augenoulm snen Ytasform, bic
ihr Die Der Iebioeu @bminiiration superintendent Ran :
oioaien siiltig Fno, Jn %srfien.
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Mhtun a ssarnrer !

@dnle nno gnten rperoen netauft.
Dian penoe flo an Otto @eife.
&eitnurant. Gan Nntpniu.
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JNo. E. WILLIAMS.
@tabt. tel

o " StHUt OW WC y CIs
Die uSreie Ireiie fir geras" 1T auturi.
iiert. 5errn SnD S. Sentiman aIs
&aneioat fur oas Mrnt oes Stnotihat.
meifters a~nautinbigen. abbaEgig BON Der
5nnolung Der Non<H artiinn. R~Dnuention
am 0tittuoh ben 20. in Der 8eetbonen.
SQIe.
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SUI goloeueu &raHSe.

9eute, WDntae, feiern 6err uno
Jrau q. 0euiinaer oas Seit Der aols
oenen 6ohseit. Bei Der algegneinea
Nhtung uno 8eliebtbeit. oeren itd
oas gbepaar erfreut, mar es nur na'
tlrlih. oaB @ratulatiDnen uuo bnb=
i6e Blumenipenoen malienbaft bon
allen Seiten einliefen. UNI ben Subj
laren Die aufridtige Nntetlnahme an
benz ieltenen Set gu beaeigen. uno
tieie Wnteilnabme 1T cine mDblberebs
tigte, oenn teine Tamilie ueroient
9rDBeres Iniehen. tam mebr als
Borbilo edit oeutihen 2ebens uno
Weiens htngeiteut meroen. als Die
6eulinger' ibe. Son edtem oeutlhea
Stau1m, BON ausaeseidneter Ser
tunft unb grSiebung, baben Die @ls
tern hire Nnihauuuaen uno ueber'
aeugunaen auf ibre &inoer gu ibers
tragen aenuBt uno ihren Samilien=
trets 81 einem edit oeutlhen. oas GU
iammenleben in ihm gu etnem mun=
oerbar barmUniihen geltaltet.
Ser u. 6eulinger lit elmer unierer
prDminenteiten 8au1eute. oeifen &uf
fir BrDmptbeit uno &eeqitdt iprih.
uDrtlib aetpur6en iino. gr 1T Der
@bef Der 6eulinger 5arbnare 3d.,
elm @eihdft. bas itd, aus tlelnen Ins
fdnaen gu einert Der beoeuteneten in
oer 8ranbe entwidelt bat.
Ser Subilar ,muroe i'm Sabre 1881
in Gaitetten, 6eraogtum 0aiiau. NO
lein 8ater 6. q. Seulinger BON Wal'
bed. Gaftpr Der lutberiihen Stride
mar, aebpren. gr beludte Die Steal
Shule in Waina uno oas @Bmnas
fun in Wiesbaoen. SIN Wlter BON
19 Sabren uanoerte er NIT leinem
Bruoer. Or. Sulius SeuIinger BON
Waloed nadb 9eras aus. SIN Sabre
1856 mahte &c in San Nntoniu Die
Betanntfdaft bes Jrduletn Mnna
6aenel, oerer 8ater Elm Biano'5a.
britnnt in 6alberitaot mar uno beis
ratete lie. Die Sohaeit puroe i'm
6auIe ieines Bruoers. oes Nrstes,
nahe gaitrooiae, aefeiert. Das iunge
Baar mDbnte smei Sabre in San Nr=
tonic. S0a oanrl rah Nultin uno blieb
bort biz gum Sb(uB oes Giraers
trieaes, tuorauf es mieoer nah 5an
NntoniD iiberiieoelte uno ieitoem unz
unterbrDhen bier gelebt bat.
Der elidlihen gbe entiproiien 10
6inoer, muuDn amei in friiber Sino'
bett uno apei, Ottilie uno Srau Ct.
Seebe. in reiferem Utter itarben.
Die NIT ben gltern ben Subeltag
feiern, iinb Nbplf. gouaro. emma,
Ollie. Srau 8. @uerguin unb Trau
g. W. Wegaa. Die Seier npGsiebt
iih i'm engiten Samilien. unb 5reun<
beStreiie.
Mi6ae es benz miirbieen 8aare nod
LANCE uere1nnt iein. Die Sriihte iei'
aes arbeitianier 2ebens gu geniesen!
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ain6's > Gents paOqna i. eianrre
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1907-10-25
Cholera In Russia.

The cholera in Russia shows no
signs OF diminishing, but on the con-
trary, II is spreading steadily.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1907-10-25
BIG MONEY FOR
PAIR OF MULES

A pair of mules for $3.50, or 1915
each. This is good price for mules,
but 1t was what was paid for a pair
of them Wednesday in Nashville The
two flne specimens of the animal tribe
were sold to Shryer & Mcconnell to
the Hughes Elevator Company. They
were both mare mules and were as
fine loking animals as were ever seen
in Nashville, as can be readily imag-
ined from the price paid. This is prob
ably the highest price ever paid for
a pair of mules in this state, although
some of the fine Tennessee stock
shipped away from here has doubt
less brought that much in other
states.-Nashville Tennessean.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1907-10-25
PIERP. MORGAN
AFTER CARMACK
TRUST ORGAN, THE NEW YORK
SUN, TRYING TO Boost
PATTERSON.
ALLY OF AMERICAN
Corporations Fear carmaek's Return
to Senate and Would Des-
troy Him.
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
NASHVILLE. Tenn. Oct. 1S.-An
editorial article from the New York
Sun reproduced In the Nashville
American Thursday morning suggests
some interesting facts in Connection
with its origin. The article dipped
into Tennessee politics and was pur-
posely derogatory to Senator Carmack.
The New York Sun.-everybody
knows, is a staunch defender of the
trusts and all the politics 1t has Is
Of the same quality as that which
actuate Senators Aldrich of Rhode
Island, Knox OF Pennsylvania, and
Foraker of Ohio. In other words, 1t
is a Republican of the ultra conserva-
tive sort and stands for high tariff
and a free reign of the corporations
It hates Roosevelt and its regard for
BRYAN is like that tradition says the
presiding genius of the lower regions
has for holy water. This would fully
account for its dislike for Carmack,
and it explains, too, the Americans
reason for quoting it to the discredit
of the distinguished Tennessean, but
the article has another and more i'm
mediate genesis
One Richard Weightman is an edi-
toriaI writer on the New York Sun,
and it is a safe bet that he wrote this
article attacking Carmack Weight
man was in Nashville a short time ago.
The Sun sent him South to sound the
Anti-Bryan sentiment in this section.
His mission was silent one, but its
purpose was discovered and realized
BY a live newspaper man then en-
ployed on the Tennessean in Nashville,
but now a member of The Herald's
staff. Well, while in Nashville. Mr..
Weightman was much in the company
Of Col Duncan B. Cooper. Tt was said
that he and Col. Cooper were old ac-
uuaintances and personal friends.
Since the Hon. Malcolm r. Patterson
has taken up his residence in Nash
Vile he and Col. Cooper have been
constant companions. These facts
constitute chain of circumstances
that are strong ly suggestive of the
origin of this New York Sun editorial
article.
Men have been frequently fortu-
nate in the enemies that they made,
and it is hard to see how anything
could have happened just now to help
along the Carmack cause more than
an attack from the source. To COM
plete the good luck the Nashville
American copied and inferentially en-
horsed it.
This is the whole story. but It is
enough. That New York Sun edi-
torial is the most verftable boomerang
ever thrown in political battle.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1907-10-25
.LOYALIST SYNOD
COMES TO CLOSE
clJMRERLANDS END THEIR La
BORIS AT HISTORIC OLD
BEECH CHURCH.

OLD BEECH MEETING HOUSE,
Sumner County, Oct. 19-Tennessee
synod of the Cumberland Presbyteri'
an church continued its labors We'd
nesday night and Thursday until noon
On wednesday night the question OF
missions was taken UP and the serv-
Ices were in the hands of the woman
board. Miss Cynthia Eshman, presi-
dent of the board, presided The de-
yotional services we're led by Mrs.
Thomas TAYLOR, Of Nashville. The
Sunday-school children took part in
rendering recitations and dialogues,
after which each Of the little folks
present went forward and dropped a
penny in the basket.
An interesting paper was read by
Mrs. Sutton, OF Fayetteville, and re-
quest was made for its publication
Mrs. McWilliams, of Fayetteville,
gave a recitation, followed by solo,
Several hundred dollars was raised
for mission work.
Tullahoma, Tenn was selected as
next place of meeting, Oct, 20, 1908.
Nearly all the morning was con-
sumed Thursday in hearing committee
reports. One important action was
resolution passed setting aside all col
lections from children's day for pres
byterial mission work, this fund to be
IN the hands Of committee composed
of Rev. Hardy Copeland, Rev. j. r.
Goodpasture and r. L. Baskette. This
fund is to be used for the present to
assist in defraying the expenses OF
presbyterial missionaries in presby-
ferries who are financially weak.
r. L. Baskette, of Nashville, read
statistical report covering reports con-
tanned in the 1907 minutes OF the
Presbyterian church, U. s. A., in ref
,erence to Cumberland churches en-
grated in their lists. Mr.. Baskettes
address was listened to with marked
interest and at its conclusion, the
synod passed resolution by stand
ing vote, including all visitors, thank
ing him for his untiring labor in the
interest of the church during the last
eighteen months.
Resolutions were passed thanking
the "Old Beech. congregation and
good people of the community for the
lavish hospitality, which had been ex-
tended the members of the synod.
The sessions were closed with a.
solemn and impressive communion
service
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1907-10-25

WASHINGTON, oct 19.-The locks
of the projected Panama Canal must
be made wider than they were orig
inally planned is the opinion of the
naval member Of the Isthmian Canal
Commission. Lieutenant and Civil
Engineer H. H. Rosseau arrived in
Washington city today direct from the
Isthmus. Il is presumed that he bore
this message from the Commission it.
self, though that fact could not be
determined owing to the departure OF
the officer from washington for New
York only a few hours from the time
of his arrival in this city He was
here Just sufficient time to enable him
to lay his message before Secretary
Metcalf.
Undoubtedly late naval construc-
lions, supplemented by the building
of the giant Cunarders, Lusitania and
Mauritania, was the basis for this pro-
jected change of plan, which VIII IN
yolye the expenditure of many mil
lions of dollars, and perhaps the ex-
tension of the time required for the
completion of the canal project 1t is
also probable that the mere suggestion
of such considerable change of plans
as that proposed by Lieut.. Rosseau
would precipitate a general debate IN
Congress. and reopen the whole issue
of the sea level versus the lock canal,