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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-01-19
cages . Weuiateiten,
SnIan D.

Mus 6unDlulu tor1rnt bic Nah'
ridt. man babe in Der Nnfieoluna oer
NusidBiget auf Der Sniel Wulotni
8eriuhe nit Der Nnwenouna oes
Eucalyptus Oels als 6eilnrittel ae'
t1adt uno quite grfolae barnit eraielt.
Wdhere Witteiluuaen linb absu'
narten.
- SObn g.. Balib, Der friibere
8rdfioent Der Chicago Nattpnal.
Bant. Jie Witte Eesen,bsr BON Der
8uaoesreaieruna aeiGluiieu muroe.
1T aneetlaat. Die 8nnf I'M, bic Sum.
me upn So, 900, 900 gebraht az
baben.
Die Bunoesreeierung bnt bel
ben Staatagerihten in galifDrien unh
bel ben oortieen Bunoesgerihten
Rlagen einQeleitet, ourH melhe bic
S6ulbeh6roen BON San syrauciscu
geamunneE tperoen toQen. Den auis
iGen ben Ser. Staatest uno Sapar,
beitehenoea 8ertrdaen naHauton1s
men urb bic Nufnabnle iaponiider
Rinoer in Die rmeiBen" ShuleH 81
geftatten.
Mu8l h.
= Cine Depeibe. Die beimS taats.
Departement in @aibinatDn einae'
trDfen 1T. neloet, oaB BEL benz gro'
beben in Gimaiton teine Nmeritaner
um's 3eben getumr1en iino. Bis
iebt hat man 600 2eidaen in Der ger.
ft6rten 6taot aefunoen uro bic 8abl
permebrt iih nod b~eftdnoia. Nuf
SeranlaHung Der Beh6roen in
&inaitDn bat Iomiral guars cine
Inaabl ataeritaniiHer Warine.S uls
baten unD Seeleute lanoen lafien. nm
@abtoienit su tun. Die irans6f.
ibe &~eaieruna bat ben 3reuser. Rtes
ber". Der our Belt Dor Sort De Trari.
&c uuf oer Sniel Mnr.inique lieat, nit
4ebensmittelr uno W~eoislnen nah
Rinaiton beDroert. Der enaIilhe
ereuser Brilliant" 1T BON ben Ser.
muoasSnielH nab Sarnaica aboe'
fabren. nub &c bat reihlih 2ebens'
mittel an BDro.
- Oie &apu3iner in NDm babert
Elm altes Bib bonn Sabre 1892, uels
hes Die 8ieoermeseluua nDr rieu,,
fransDiiibenB rieftern onrh oieS1re.
densmdnner bartlett. aufgefunoen.
Da elmer oieier Brieiter, Der General.
Bitar 0enri'@ Claude Glenlenceau upri
Nimes. elm 9rDBDnfel oes oer5eiti'
aen Bremiers mar, Fat elm ,internebs
member Gabritnnt BON NnihtSppits
farter jeneS Bib pbptperapbiren lai<
fen uno oieie8 fur ben @ntrunrf ful-
der &nrter benust. Sest bri aat er
Rnrten in ben 6anoel, tuel1e reber
ienem 8iIoe G%lenlenceau als Tiibrer
in benz aarnpf ae9et, Den @lauber,
fir ben iein @roBDntel aeitprben lit,
oariteQen.
- SIN Der ihottiiden Staot Obari
bat man am DDnnerftap smei leihte
groit6Be aeiptrt.
Sn elmer Girme Der rniliih.
pulniihen Staot 4Dos 1T es neulih
su einem uiften &rauaI Qetummen.
bel Dem aht 8erlonen get5tet uno
pier5ebr perpunoet truroen. Bers
anlast uurbe berielbe burh bic @eis
aeruna oes 8rieiters. bic 2eimen
smeier Nrbeiter, bic bel einem Stras
Bentampf getDtet uuroen ruarer, elm
sufeanen.
- Nub oas oeutlhe 3aiierpaar
bat uie iebt erit betannt miro. Dem
6ersuQ BON Cumberland anldBlib
oes Nblebens ieiner SHUTTER, Der Der.
mittweten &6nigiH Warie BON Dan.
nuner. oas beralihfte Beileio auf
telearaphifhem Wege iibermittelt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-01-19
Tera =.

Das Observation-Disclosures Der
2ealslatur bat ben Subttitut 4. BE.
lbluS besiialih elmer unteriuhunQ
Der Baileg'iden NngeIegenbeit auee4
nDt1raen. 9ieSe8 5ubftitut muroe
BON ben Sreunoen Bail ep's einae
bradt. BON feinen @egnern aber 10
atnenoiert. oaB es benz BON linen
etngebrahten Original i. BeIdtuS
aietnllh glei@tDmmt uno cine nett
eebenoe unteriuhuna a%npronet. So.
aeaen lit es ben @eenern Bailep's
1tbt gefun9eu. Die Senatorenmabl
aufdnldieben. Senat uno 6aus ia.
ben beIhlUlfen. oaB oieIelbe am
Otenstag uno Wittwod f~tattfinoen
iuu.
W. 6. Glbrioae, BET mabreuo
Der lebten Eage in 8eupiue auf Die
Nnflaqe. Us. 6. CALHOUN ermoroet
HI baben. p~roseffiert murbe. lit fret.
geiprDden. CALHOUN unrbe auf benz
Gabnauge in Der Ndbe Der citation
Walis eriboien. Der Bru5eS er.
reate aroBes aufieben. oa Gloribae
i'm galsen Saoen oes Staates Be-
fannt lit.
Der BroaeB gegeu Sam Tbur.
man, Der angetlaot mar, Nlbert Blu.
berbuhler aet0tet gu baben, bat nit
Der Sreifpretuna oes Nngetlaeten
9eeroet. Der BruseS muroe in Rerrs
bile uerbanoelt.
Sn &burne, 26 Weilen n0roIih
BON st. 8Ortb. fano eln 8uIammlen.
ftos suifben einem Baijaaieraua Der
1T. Wurth & 9enper Babn uu6 Ell.
mem Nrbeitssuge itatt. Ser 6eiser
u. s, @iqiam .purbe aetDtet uno
bet 9ofomDtiufabrer Nuauft Gun.
nlngbatn i@per uerlebt.
Sn Taylor bat lih elm iunaes
Baar IN einem NutpmDbil trauen
lafen. Doe 9efdbrt belt auf Der
StraBe Dor Dem Bfarrbauie Der Sap.
tiitentirbe.
Der Sehnidbrige Sum pDn 8.
Wt. 2oue in Stepbenuiue bat einen
reguldrenS Northumberland aemadt.
@r nabm elm @emehr. ftelte es auf
Die groe, le9te feline Gtirt1 seoen Die
Winoung uno oridte Damn ab. Die
&uael orana i'm in ben Ropf uno
oeruriahte cine ihmere gernunouua.
Wis man ben &leinen frogte, murult
er es getan. entgegnete &c. er babe
feline Sor9en log iein molten.
Die Stats @ilenbabnfUmmiI.
fion bat Gqiion Mapfiefc gum 8ur.
iibenben errudblt. Bdbren0 Der les
ten bier Sabre mar 8. S. Stureg
GDrfiser. Bum Sefret6r murbe G.
st. Wc4ean geu6blt.
Nua NmariaD tpirb aemeloet,
man babe ourt atm DonnerstaQ abeno
aeaeri 6 ubr 80 Minuten einen leih.
ten GroitDB aeipiirt.
= SIN @alneftun trifft man ar0S.
nrtiae Turbereitunpen fiir Die Inter
baltung Der Offisiere nno Wannihaf.
ten oes oentiGeu2reusers Bremen"
Oer uOW IL. DIS Aum 70. Sni1unr I'M
@alneitDner 0afen MELT.
- un9ef6br brei Weilen BON Bort.
lett wuroen S. s.. Brand uno elm
iunger Wann Narnens &ileg, ais fie
abenos oun Der Stabt mad 6auie
gingeu. uDn Elm paar &dubern ibers
fallen uno UNI $35 beraubt.
Die teraniihe Oelpruouttiun
betrug wabreno bes oereataenen
Sabres 1857. 730 SaB. SIM Sabre
1905 p%rDousierte geraS 81. 615, 877
TaB Del.
Gus Stem Dprt tomuit Die
Wahriht. oaB Der friiber in @alne.
ton mubnenoe g. U. Weper. BON
BEN man o0r ldnaerer 8eit glaubte,
oaB er Selbftmpro beeaneen babe,
bort pieoer aufoetaudt 1T.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-01-19

UtrO HseIInlS brilliant be3ablt mer'
ben. I'm nun truBoem 2eute nit
Beritan0 uno Qutem WiLleu sur Gr.
arelfung oieies 8erufes uno gum
Serbletber IN lhm al betOeaen, milf.
len mir anoere 8Drsuoe als petunidre
Sorteile init tbm uerbinben unb Der
0auptuuraug, ben mir linn % aeben
tDnnen, lit Der, 0aB mir benz 9ebrer
feline Steuung iibern. Cine Ser.
ion. Die iih benz 2ehrerbernFe nib.
men MID, muB pilien, oaB 1te bau1it
einen Beirut erareift, in Dem lie cine
aeliherte Steuune bat uno 0aB lid1
oisle Siherung aud auf bic Belt ers
ftredt, weun tie arbeitsunFdbig ge.
pproen lit. Mit anoern Burter,:
mir miifien Die iebiae Wtetbobe. ben
2ehrer INNER nur auf Elm Sahr ats
suiteQen, aufgeben. mir miifien feline
NnItenunQ permanent MAIDEN. me-
nigitens nab elmer gepiI1en Brobe'
seit, uno mir miiiien ietn Utter ourG
cine BeniiDn fihern.
Wir ieben btes ala bic Sauptbes
oinauna fir Die 9erauSbilounq zines
tpirtliben 4ehreritanoes an. fir cine
ptdtiaere Beoineun9 nod aIs bic
y~esablung, uno besbalb leaen mir
audi Dem Bsreeben unierer bieli'
gen 2ebrer cine iolhe Bebeutuno
bel; es benefit, oaB man iih in
ben &reiien Der 2ebrer ~nenieitens
iiber bas tlar miro, mas not tut.
Das 1T nidt INNER 70 genueien.
Dian bat iene beioen JDroerurs
gen pielfah fir unameritauiib.
fir unoemutratiih aebalten. Nls
Der l6nait %neriturbene oeutib'terani'
ihe 2ebrerbuno oDr Sabreu Die Gin.
ribtung elmer Benlions. ut,o Inter-
ftibune8taife fir 9ebrer anftrebte,
ftieB er bel ben meiiten 2ebrern auf
uoIt0mmene geilnabmloitgteit uno
bas unternebn,er misaludte n6Dia.
6eute 1T bas alles anoers. 0eute
lift man nibt mebr in lulhen antis
auierteu Guihauungeu befan9er.
6eute ertennt man Die Nnfpruhe bea
2ehrers auf perrnanente Nnitelun9
uro auf Yeniipn an. Nur tpagt man
nod nibt 10 nett sa aeben, oaS man
cine Staat8peniion fir i'm foroert.
Der 2ebrer fou iih ielbit penfiDnies
rem. uno oas lit unfinn. Das tann
nur in uenig srDBeren Stdotei our@'
gefibrt mer0en, fir Die aruBe Waiie
Der 2ebrer lit cine iolbe Selbitpen'
iinnieruna unm6alih. Iber burh
cine Igitation fir iie miro bic 8ens
iiunsfraae iiberbaupt anaeibnitten
uno bas 1T BON @ihtigteit. Das
Bublitum miro aufmertiam genaht.
miro beIebrt uuo iblieBlib tommen
mir bod nod 10 sueit. oaS oer Stnat
Die Berplidtung, feline 2ebrer gu
penIionierert poer meniQitens 81 it,
| rer 8enliDnieruria bei3utraaen. ar1ers
fennt. Damn eft lift oas 8iel err
| reiGdt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-01-19
GeSct Hies.

goatum, Ieras. ben 5. Sanuar 1908. -
Or. g. 8. 6an. ct. Souls, M0. Wer.
ter 9erri Sd ielbit unb meme Srou.
totr tt1o ourcb SIR 9eraS Bunoer. pau's
GroBe @ntoefung. BON Rierens uno 8la.
ienieioen gebeilt morben uu6 f6nnen es
beitens empfehlen.
y. IS. B imberIp
Srieoensridter uno Recoroer.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-01-19

- SIN Der @egenb pom hubbard
@its muroe elm iunaer Wonn Ra'
mems s. Stanlea auf Der 5ng6 ourh
bic sufduiae gntlaouna bes @emebrs
elmer ieiner SaaoaeuDiien t0tllh uer'
ruunoet. Staniell mar erlt iehs Bo'
den uerheiratet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-01-19

RiIionen bon Neenihen leioen an benz
Iurdtbaren uebel, 9amprrbutDen GEE
nonnt. Nab iabreIan8em S0riden 1T es
DIR. S. Silsbee gelunger, bas pDrsialiB.
tie Seilmittel, ANAkESIS genannt, 5u
erfinoen. IS 1T 6as Bette, oas mod lie ha.
eefueIen. 8~emeismittel aieier 8ebaups
tung liegen bel Sauien6en. ihriftli6 aur
ginfi1t por. Muaenblidli@e 9inberuna
Der Shmeraen un6, BEL Nntuenbuu9 mad
&oribrift n%DIfdnoiae Sur sugeiihert.
P. Neustaedter & Co, Box 2416, New
York, if1iden auf 8erlangen &r0ben
fpftenfret mad alien Bldben in ben Ser.
Stuqten.
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gagltae yournen snIatwaaep

mad @%alifOrnien. ebeniu mad ct.
Souls uia Teras & Bacific : 8atn
Ohne @ehiel. Shreibt on irosuc
eineu Tidet : Geenten tpesen oieies
ileuen Dienites poer an G. q. Eur.
ner. @enerol.B s9eent. DaI.
los. Terns
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ssar fir s~yroftbemIem.

@eaenSrDftbeulerl tuanote i'd Bud.
lens Nrnica Salbe init grfnlg an.
ebeni0 aeoen Rbeunatismus. ihreibt
Sobn &en,p, Gaft Dtisfelb. MD.
Garantiert. 2u baber, Bel GoDlph
DreiB unb SC. gpbn & So. su 25f.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-01-19
Ser rtdhtfde Nante.

Wr. Nus. Gherpe. Bermalter oes
Nrmenbaufes in SORT Wabiipn. 2a.,
iagt: Or. Sings 0eue 2ebenss8il.
len fibren ben ridtiaen Namen. Sic
beleben neu. !8u baben bei Ioulpb
Dreis uno st. @uhn & so. rs @tS.
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guuperueur Campbell bat bi

@%nunerneur Campbell bat Die
6inrihtung oes Weritaners Shannon
Gampus, Die am 18. Sanuar in Rar'
mes @itp ftattfineen iolIte. Bis gun,
/. 6ebruar aufoeihoben. @amp0s
tDtete ieineraeit in Der 0dbe BON
Guuh amei Shmeftern &anens Wc.
6anep. Ser Gufihub Der 6inrih'
tung 1T erfolgt. neil Der 8erurteilte
trant lit. Nan glaubt. oaB er
SelbftmDro bat beoeber molten uno
beshalb bic a6pfe BON BbDspbnr.
Streidb0laern aeaefien bat.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-01-19

No1ers ODER pals : 3atnrrb miro
Ipfurt beleitiet uno permanent turirt
ourt .,8prp 3srmalin'', (Gtmer
& MmseuS). SIN allen IpUtbefen
su baben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-01-19
Serdnoernls im GiienbabH : Sabrz
plan.

Son SDnntae, ben 20. Sanunr. at,
weroen periGiebene Gerdnberuneen
in Der Nbfabrt uno Gnfunft BON Biz
gen nurgenurttrtert ruerben. Weaen
n6herer Guatunft menoe man fiG an
ben Naenten. 3. s. Brtce,
q. vs.. & z. ", s. & O. 81. 8abn.
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,.SDru : TUrmalin'' (9imer 81
MrneaO) lit als municipalities 4ahns
uno Wunhuafsr uniibertroHen. Sn
allen Nuuthefen III hoben.
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Sphn S. Npltpn. Netfentlid,er

0otor. @ruuoei9entum. Gaent fir
Observation-Disclosures. Ode Gru6etts
uno Naunrro'S trnBe. eegeniber Don
Der San Nntunip grpre6.A Reues
3elepbun 439.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-01-19

Benn Sbr autes 6nrmlnno
tanfen mollt, menoet @uh oil .. ..
Il Ii III n, Rarnes 9th.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-01-19
RetSer Rat bonn saoeu.

Sd MIL Denen. bic am labmen
&iden nuo an ben 0ieren leioen,
eiaer &at seben. iaat 8. Sc. Blau'
teniblp, Bed. genn. SD babe Die
Grfabruna aemaft. bob electric Bit
ter8 oieie 2eioen pDittiu BELT. Nadl
@ebraub uDr Elm paar ,slaiden mar
id turiert. @mpieble i'm nit Ser.
griieen. 5u baben bel Nbulph 9reis
uno Ut. GObn & 60. Breis so gts.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-01-19

Waurice @pmbert in 0Duiton,
nuelher Der @rmorouna ieiner s5rau
angetlaat uar, III freiaeiprohen nor
ben.
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Etaa's s Gents ouuana.G iuurssa
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5iH6's S Gents bauana.e iaurre.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-04-26
No Wonaer.tne son was ssrpr,sss;s.

No WonGe t1le Son was SIrprissa.
a. melod1ama was some years since
played in a certain theater, the chief
actor lii which had made himself, from
his oyerbearing conduct disliked by
one and saiI. In the last scene he was
supposed to visit the tombs Of his am
cestors. !. In the center of the stage,
upon. marble pedestal. stood. the stat.
ue of his father A heavy fold of dra.
per covered the figure. '54ss ~: ~
4 Enter Albert Once again." he says,
.let me gaze upon those features which
In life so often beamed with tenderesf
affection Father, thy mourning son
now comes to pay thee reverence. Let
me remove the veil which from vulgar
gaze Shields the image Of q once dear
parent
/ The drapery fell aside. and, behold;
the father stood upon his head! The
effect cannot be described. It was
electric The shouts Of laughter which
followed effectively put an end to the
scene, which changed to the next as
quickly as possible amid the bravos Of
the audiehce. tie anger Of tie manager
ana tho nlicontroiiabis rage OF the
actor London Tit-Bits.
Il T.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-04-26
cLkANt.Y WOMAN

49,
nsssnssasay yAanAs ~ ssssri.s H.
ssalp TAst ~ c.s.s Ds.1r.a.
4 Cleaniy woman has An erroneous idsa
shHt by securing the scaIp. which re-
moves the dandrun scales. she b curing
ths dandrunl She may wash her scalp
sssry day and yet have dandruR her
life long. accompanied BY falling hair.
too. The only way II the world 70 cure
dandruR q TO XIII the dendruR germ.
and tharefis no hair preparation that saII
a. that but Nswhro.s Herpicide. Hsrpi@
eide by killing che dandru6 germ.
lsaxe6 the half fred % grow I'D hsaithy
Nature INTENDED. Destroy the cause
yoq. remove the effect. XIII the dan
eru@ germ with Hsrp4cfdS. Sold ~
leaefn1 Afp6etsts. Send 19c iii stssupn
tor sample g The HsFpiclds Cos Ds-
Twe slsss-yo csnsa and sLes.
Ienhart's Drug Co. special agents
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-04-26
Commercial ciub. /,

COMMERCIAL CLUB OF BISMARCK.
Regular meeting of club .memhershfp The
first Tuesday in each month; regular meet
each month, at Commercial club rooms, Pat.
I terson building, Main street A. w. Lsfcaa,
president; F. L. Conklin. secretary.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-04-26
a Tend e. Foot.

Il Awkward Nephew Uncle John.
what's tenderfoots Gopty Uncle
(eiaring1 Mine, and don't You forget
itl Baltinsore American.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-04-26
WHISPERS, HATS AND CANES.
How Thses Accessories Havs Figure,
d Aan's Elttis Nsalties.

sttOW tneee A0eoe9ertee nATn Figures
d Aaa,s Little Nsalttes
An honest history Of the beard would
lay open an undercnrrent Of petty van
nv ID many 81 TIE worlds greatest
figures. Henry VIII, for instances,
shaved untii de learned that Francis
J. s0f France wore 4 beard. and then d.
laid aside his razors ana stfops f0e-
ever. Even the gentle sls Thomas
More had d beard which MFas his Joy
ard his pride Wnan he was on the
sca&old and the headsmap was about
10 lit the fatal al, gir Thomas halted
him, saying, wait tili put sside NV NV
beart Tor that has committed no trea-
ssf1 sss 81 IS
Again there was the celebrated biala-
Gp70f Clermont, who was appointed 10
that once shortly altar TIM council oe
Trent and who psecipifa teiE ned his
lbashopric one EasSer Spn4ay morning
rather than suffer tie 100 81 his beard.
Whist faults 81 feature III tie good bfsh-
%. i rettsatins jaw, a3fat nsscsK bidhb.
bar Tips or what moi, hafelst havs BEEN
.reysajsd through ne agency of the
scissors and ra1or We know not but
that the conceslment Of such facial
nAWs has always BEEN q i Grsatsr or
aiSs dseres tit motive s6e thxs 9iIlr1ssth
~ hsafsds Ii ceattttain Z is,ts
q III Mexico AID othaf 8pansSh com.
tTieS th6 hat has for, centuries been
the object of mans vanity. The ens-
tom found its origin N H. days Hhen
he Hapsbnrg power was supreme.
One Of the most chertshed pr1yilegss
that the old grantees enjoyed was that
or waaltng their hats III the pressncS
oR royalty. The abs6iuts power of
their monarch left them little elsS t0
DO but enter Into riyairy with one an
other 81 regard to the gplendor Of their
head coverings. The gay conceit spread
rapidly throughout the Spanish domin.
ions, ana even today charactsrmtic
sugar loaf hats may BE- found In Mexi-
co for sale at the astounding price Of
from $500 TO 81, geo for q single hat.
when our soldiers invaded Cuba ana
Port0 Hico III 1883, the Spanish STYLE
struck their faiSey, and most of those
who did not come back 70 the United
States in hospital ships returned with
their sedate campaign hats transform-
ed into contrapti ions with high pointed
crowns after the Spanish fashion
E From tie time when man wandered
through the painless forests bearing on
his shoulders a murderous biudgeon
with which to strike down his enemies
the cane has never entirely gone out Of
fashion. The modern flop would feel
as much at sea without It as did the
bean Of whom steele's Taller spoke
In 100, when It said that the cane Had
''Decome as; Indispensable as any other
OF his limbs" and that with 'sthe
knocking Of 1t upon his shoe leaning
one leg upon It or whistling upon It
with his mouth, he does not know how
he should be good company without
tn II may be- fat ering to the vanity
Of such a one to. know that the gro
tesque knobs and arabesque heads that
he delights In displaying on hts walking
stick are lineaI descendants Of the
carved Baton that the FOOLS and testers
Of the middle ages welded. American
Tailor saHd Cutter. IN
Il = Nsyf 81 ~ . = f'E SSt SE u 49, -,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-04-26
Rsbeisahs,,

NICHOLSON LODGE NO. 20. MEETS THE
3 FIRST and third Saturdays in each month In
: Oddfellows' hall. Mrs, Caroline Fishef, n.
G.; Mrs. Nellie Evsrts; Secretary. AZ
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-04-26
LOO "a

COURT BISMARCK, No. ss7. MEETS
every fourth Thursday in each month n
Oddfellows' hall. John Yegan, C. r.; WIN.
Moore, R. S.; L w. Healy. F. S.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-04-26

a mans hair usually turns gray nv
yaars sooner than . womansA
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-04-26
81. q. o. "a.

cAPITAL CITY LODGE, NO. 3. MEETS
every Friday evening @ Oddfel!ows hall
Q. j.. Hanksy NJ CT, Charles T. Hlnadn.
Secretary.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-04-26

Rugs one can get 70 N&ay3 00WN 70 t19
river. yet 4. glad for the shelter Of, .
sun anbiellasbS snooh.
livery one Ut That houF Was hurry
ing In the one direetien, and when We
had raced down the great steps and
the houseboaf was poled on from the
bank all the river ff6ht was before
us Ike u theater stage lighted 81 the
rising sun stirling fuiI upon It.
ssAs the sun slione red, orange and
yellow through the thick Frost haze q
great muFmur OF voices rose from the
length 81 the CHATS, the tens OF thou
sands 81 ferveht worshipers, standing
81 platforms built over the water and
standing waist deep Id the water re
peating IN muttered chant the ancient
Vedic hymn.
They dipped themselves beneath the
swiriing mud food; they lMted the Wa:
ter In Jars and poured It over their
heads; they lifted 1t lii their hands ana
let It fickle through their fingers or
run down their arms, and they dipped
tufts Of sacred grass IN the water and
sprinkled themselves; they pressed
their nosfrils, they twisted their IN
gers and did all manner Of motions as
they chanted and muttered to them
! selves each one rapt, intent absorbed
entirely In the long religious recitaiss
h AT the woman's CHAT every woman
carries q brass lota. or water Jar, or q
still larger and heavier jar OF red pot
terry, and the amending procession Of
gracefully draped figures going up
and dawn the broad CHAT Is an unend-
Ing delight swathed head and all II
their winding. saTis. they wade, into
the river and pray, one Is sure, to ev-
cry Hindpp deity which the ten fingers
repressht -sto LEI them come into the
world again Ii soine human form less
iguoble than Woman's.
"They 60 back to shore and deftly
ssnyeIop themselves IN fresh saris and
drop the vet ones to the steps without
once nncovering the face Or exposing
more than the feet and hands. They
scour their brass lotas with Ganges
mud, they wash their hair with sacred
muck and iii the Jars to take home at
l -, 49, .nou..ls = elle eisy ssWs,s.
~ .sussolses .snoW no haseluio9s
sI ,.ass y dlpplng tne Wa.er sney urap a.t
Ills 5anges Water. ana . aiI = sacree
sven wnen .ne surface ls anoat VII
c.Iy reLns % alscnarslns from tne dra a
H' ~, = Lusll.. !. ys Is slpoMs,
y slslla.'vn ston..ss = guy :
y space g st''ay .sanu ano $500
3 Dss ssn we s.one tersaces, Z y, nsglee.-
s g gank suli 9 ]. y Ia.ns. ,1l lyIsg
gulons anu nail s yls $500, sSa
.s.s u.ss.y, anu gnou.s poA.ns am .nu.
- asllss tglg 800 u 1880. 49,
s.sa.lc suouas Rans De assass
y Ils Wasers eGge anu WASH TINS TINS
Pay aaalEh h,se Ely plaeer ;Mlner.
aa 1917; snls teYvlslns Ssauss u
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-04-26
a. o. q. w.

BISMARCK LODGE NO. lae. MEETS THE
FIRST and third Tuesdays q I. o. @. r. hsl
& q 8 O'clock Ibhn Me1snGhiin. n. W:
Bradley C. MssEs, Recosder.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-04-26
Knfahts 81 PYthIas.

ST. ELMO LODGE No. 1. MEETs EyEkY5
. Wednesday evening a. e III hslL n&WeNS&N
block VIM; O'Han, c. G.; u. G. Hagsn.
X of R. and S. ~
Imperial Valley press and the Imperial press., 1907-05-04
Questions to be Answered

Study the following questions to be answered by Samuel B. Letson, In the sermon at 8 o'clock next Sunday night at Fl Centro:
 How are persons "begotten by the word of Godp" How brought forth by the word of truthp"
 How can rersons be born of Him1"
 What Is 1t to be born from aboveP"
 Who can be "born agaln1'
 To be born of God" means what1
 lust what Is 1t 10 be born ty the word of Godp"
 To cause men 10 be "born of the spirit, does the spirit use agencies and lnstrumentantles9"
 What did Jesus nean by saying, except man be born of water and of the spirit he cannot enter into the kingdom of God1"
Imperial Valley press and the Imperial press., 1907-05-04
The Best Life Insurance
years ago

There is no life insurance that man of moderate means can leave behind him that so surely insures from want those dependent upon him as thriving farm or welI-stocked ranch; always pro- vding he has had the foresight to n- terest and instruct his wonanklnd in the business of it from start to finish. It's not business that roOs woman of her Womanliness; it's work, but it's home work. Compare it to the ill., prepared city Womans lot suddenly thrown on her own resources, seeking the means of livelihood, trudging over miles of pavement, feet bleeding and blstered. nerves racked, and every del- icate sensibility outraged. glad 70 take any kind of work The Earth.