davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-10-08
SIN Mmfitbmb ltegt Wefabr.
@iercnframfbeiten ino fir bic Be
mObncr Sun Intontps at gefabr=
lidb ais bak iie ie pernad=
lGi1igen lpllten.

Die groBe @efabr Ser 3ierenfranf-
beiten lieet oarin oaB iie etnen feiten
Solt getpinnen, ebe Ser 2eioenoe itd)
0elien betpuBt miro. 0ie @eIun6beit
miro langiom unter9raben. Giiden-
i6mer3, &opfmeb, Nerpolitat, 2abm=
belt, oGgemeines @eb, Siiftpeb,
S6mieriefeiten I'M ltriniererL 8oi-
ieriu6t, Sarnrubr uno 9rigbt'i6e
&ranfbeit fo1gen III i6neuer Geibe.
@ernadldiiigt Cure Nieren ni9t.
&urtert bic gfieren NIT einen Ii6e-
rem un0 5uperlGiiigen Mittel, 9uan's
0iercn Giacn, Die &ronfe gerooe bier
in Gan Intonio gebeilt boben.
Srau George 8. Spurrier, 1872
Neltnte StroBe, Son 4rtonio, Ser,
|ioet: nSnfol9e ser .Grfabrung, sic
mir IN unierer Somi1ie nit 0oon's
Nieren=Giqen gebobt boben, fiibGe i6,
bob id ni6t gerltg bes 2obes iiber
oteie Btllen Iogen fam. SD bobe
ME groBes 8ertrouen 51t ben onge=
5eigtef1 Weoi5inen 9ebabt, bis mein
Wonn nno meine Sodter b%egannen,
'0oon's @ieren=EiGen 5t nebn1en.
Wein Wann lit an elmer 0ieren-
franfbeit iii Ser argiten Sorm cine
gon5e 3eitlung. @r botte bic beforn=
ten beftigen S6mer5en i'm &iiden
uno iii Ser 5iifte. gu 3eiten botte
ct ShpinoelanfGae, nl1roe i6madl
uno i6ien INNER mebr an &roft at
berlieren, S6lieBlid bottle er iih
olts Dem 9eror Drug Store cine
S6odtel 9oons Nieren=8iGel uno
tie befreiten i'm total BON ieinem Set
Den. Na6ber gebro1i6te meme God
ter oiee 8iGen ltno tie mllroe ebert
Tolls aebeilt.
Gum Gerfol1f bel oQen 6auolern.
Breis 80 @elts. Softer Mil6urn
60, guffolo, Stem 0orf, alleil1ige
Igenten fir Die gereiltieten Staaten.
@rinnert @u6 oes 0omens =
Soan's = uno nebmt feline onoeren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-10-08
8elobnte Mttterbteufte.

Gin juneer 9err, benz bas feimenbe
S4nurrbart9en pte Elm letter 9au9
bic Sberlippe bef9attete, Der fin ober
bereits als iieeesiidersr Don sSuan
fiblte, battle cine iunse Dame, BITE eine
@nso4l Padete trus, angslpro9en unb
it4 erboten, tbr bic 2ait gu tragen. Sn
Observation-Disclosures Meiie tpirb ibm bas
s%eftattet, unb benz Singing f9l6st
bas 6era oor Monne: Gnblf4 lo1te
ct Elm ri6ttees Nbenteuer erleben.
Nber bas Wetter 1T beiB, Der Weg febr
nett, unb bic iunge Dame tbut ni9ts,
UNI ibm bic 3eit gu pertiir3en. Mue
feline 8erfu9e. cine llrterholtung atts
itanbe gu bringsn, f9fasen febl. Gnbz
lid ft.bt fetne Besleiterin Dor einem
groBen prd9tieen 9aufe fin unb aiebt
Bite Rlingel. SEPT fam ibm Der poble
berbi.nte 2Obn fir fetne Ritterlt9feit
ni9t LANCER porentbalten perben.
0angfam bffnen fi1 bic f9peren
Sborflisel, uHb elm r.i9salonirter
Dieatr erf1etnt nit tiefer @erbtis
suns. r5rtebrtd," faste bic tunse
Dame nit besanbernbem 2Gheln,
rnebmen Sic BEN juneen Mann bod
bic padetc al unb laFen sic Tim eth
8utterbr0t6en unb elm @lds Wil4 in
Der Slide geben!!"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-10-08
Der Staotrat.

Ger Sta0trnt belt ont Montog
Nafmittag feline regelm1Bige Sibune
nb. Der fteabertretenoe Mapor, @l.
herman Nidter, fibrte Den 8orlis.
WaDor @aLagban mar onpeieno uns
beteiligte fid lebbnft on Den 0erbano-
llingen. y
IS mnroe elm Inlenoement 8u ser
bereits 6eitebenoen Sroinon5 iiber
Dos anbinoen bon 8feroen duf Der
StraBe augenommeir, melfes es mil
elmer Strafe BON 81 bis 5000 belegt,
tpenn ieinano Elm Bferb ODER Elm &c
ipann tnnerbaIb Der Staotaren5eu
unangebunoen iteben lGBt. 0as
Amenoement perbietet alth, einen
Wogen langer als 5lpan5ig Minutef
an elmer rno 0erieIbert Stele lteben
5u laiien. 2ebtere 9eItimmune narn
idiDerlidl onrheefiibrt meroen fon.
men.
auf empfeblling oes gloermor
Sofpooo tplroe beiflolien all ser
aeaeritrabe ulao on Der llnionltroBe
bon Der aften bis 5ur nelinten Stra.
be, Baferrobren legen uno on Der
Gde Der @eit Commerce StraBe uno
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-10-08

Der e%bapuoeros, iomie ont Ser Gdt
Der 8oroe1= uno Der Mooilon-StraB
gogenlidter onbringen 5u Iolien.
Gin 8eidluB, oas @ebolt Ser $50.
~li5iIten I'M S. per Wonot SIT erb0ben
muroe a1 bos 6inon3fomite iiber.
nieier.
Iuf &eranloiiu1rg oes Wopors
mrroe 5. Sbeooor Muegge, ser au.
genbliflid Glerf imStraBen=0 eporte.
ment lit, nit ben 4mtspflidten zines
5ltel=Snipeftors betrout. Ils FOLDER
6ot er a~uf5upaiien, bob Die Sol5b6no-
Ter ibren &unoen riftiges WoB qe-
ben.
Der WoDor m1troe oitgenielen, Elm
Spe5tolfomite BON flint Mitglieoerll
oes Stabtrats 81 ernenl1ett, oos nit
Repraientonten Der @. 8. 8obn unb
giirgern Der lediten @oro iiber Die
8rooierung Der acknowledgements
IN Der genonnten @aro fonferierell
ioa.
Ser Mopor fiinoiete an, BOB er
oemnadit Die annobme elmer Sroi-
llan5 empfeblen neroe, our6 mel6e
Die Seleerapben= uto electromagnetic
i6aften ge5pungen peroen, ibre
0rGbte unter Die @roe 5u perlegen.
Gin gei6luB muroe angertommen,
onr6 ben 8i5e=Fraiioent Sairbanfs
eingelooen miro, BEL ieinem bebor-
itebenoen 9eiude i'll 8eros oltd) nod
San Intonio gu fommen. 9oroltf
nertoete ii6 Ser Stootrot.
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sesen Iiest in Der sraft ber gerbanune

Sesen liest tit Der Sraft ber gerbamnne
tpie aller anberen a0rperiunfttonen; 6enr
lie iidert riiItige Sci unbbeit. @e5egnet
lei oaber bds Nnbenfen iener petfer
M3on9e, nel9e, niHenb fpie lei9t bel
Wcni6 in iibermdBi9em @enui1e Der gut
ten 9in9e bes 9aieins feline &0rperfuilfs
tionen f9fpd6t, aug 4lpenpflan8en, Be-
rsn Saft BEN @rumbftoff Der st. Ser
ttarb &raiterptaen" biIbet, bas tpirfiamz
tie 8orbe1sunesmittel ee9en Die am
h%dnfigften borfommenoer, ans iolden
S6tpd6en entitebenben &0rperiibel be-
reiteten. I'm cine Rrobe f~pitenfrei al
befommen, noreiiiere g. @euitdoter &
60, 8or 2416, 3etp gorf 9th. Sic
st. Bernard &rdrters8iuen" iino in
allen @potbefen gu baben. 8reis %
Geuts.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-10-08
MIIerlei.

Der sSnternotionol Club" bot
5tpei goloene Weoaiaen geitiftet mel.
DE an 5pei bielige S1ulfinber ols
8elobnung fir ben beiten @ufiat
iber 6as Sbemo San Mntonio als
Wittelpunft fir ben Sanoel nit
Werifo" gegeben perben ionen. Der
cine @ufiae muB in englii9er, ser
anoere in ipanii6er Spra6e gei6rie-
ben iperben uno 5tpor mub ben eng
liiden Elm iponiid ipredenoes Sinh
aus elmer unierer 8ripati1ulen gum
Berfaiier baben uno ben iponii9en
elm engliid ipre6enoes &ino aus un-
ieren offentli6en S6ulen.
@ud Ni6ter 0nper bat bel Der
@roffnune Der Sisung bes Bitten
9iitriftgerihts Die @ranoiurp oufge-
foroert, auf Die 9urdfibrune oes
neuen 2i3ensgeieses ibr 4uge gu ba-
ben, 8ligIeid Bot er aber ol,d ieine
5reuoe oariiber ousgeIprohen, BOP
Die nn~fibrenoenM Soloonbeiiber in Der
Staot Dem @eiee naffGmen. Die
Witelieoer Der @ronoiurp iino: 6.
Ben, go. @eltens, @bos. 9. Cobb,
6. $. Sdmitt s. g. Stofforo, $.
8aes, Geo. 9euermonlt, Sulius
seneg, 8. 9. @leeg, @bos. sc. stone,
s. S. 2omm, S. s. Bennett.
Sn Der 8eetbopenbaae toqt alt-
eenblidltd Die Transformation oes
oSroer of TIE goitern Stor", elmer
ben Sreimaurern dbnli1e 5raue11-
8ereinigung, Die lif iiber Die gart8en
Ser. Staaten eritredt.
Wabreno Der lesten Gage bat
es fait iiberoa i'm Staote geregnet,
bod lit Der 3egen iebr unelei6 gefol-
len. Iu6 mir bier in San 4ntonio
baben guten &eeen gebabt uno oas
eriebnte fiiblere @etter i1eint iebt
aud enblid gefommen gu fem. Mon-
tag Mbeno fam Elm 9torominb, Der
cine enti1iebene Nenoerung in Der
Semperatur befpirft 6at, boffentlifj
bolt tie einiee Gage an.
ltniere 9robtbitioniiten bober
iid iest iogar nod 5tpei @eser bon
ousmarts fommen loiien, eineu
u&ep." 9elt aus Snoiono unb Den
ugeb." Hilep aus 0aGas, um tie BEL
ibrer Trobibitions-@gitotio gu I'm.
teritiisen. Die 8eioen meroen mil
ibrer Gampagne gegen Den Soloon
beute Ibeno IN Der @riten 8optiiten.
firde Beginner.
s. %. 9erbsleb, Der Dor eini.
gen 8aeen bier Itarb, par in Serbs.
Ieben, aobure<@otbo, geboren. 81
berbeiratete ii6 in feinem &eimats.
orte nit SRI. 5rieoerife Sdmiot
1883 fam er nod Gan 4ntonio uni
fine an Der @uitin StroBe elm Sdnei.
oergeifdft on, oas er bis gu ieinem
3ooe eefibrt bat. Stint Monot(
mad ieiner anfunft lieB er ieine Srol
uno Somilie, iein d~lteiter Sobn emil
tpor i6on geboren, naffommen
1893 itorb ieine 6rau, bod perbpi.
ratete er iid ipater mieoer. Seine
5tpeite Gle blieb finoerlos. @r bin.
terlieB nlBer ieiner 5peiten Srau
| 5pei Sobne aus eriter @be uno iieber
@nfel. Sein 300 ipurbe ourdJglutoer
| giftuag infolge zines &orbunfels Der.
| beigefiibrt. @r mar ungefGbr piel
8ohen frnnf. Sci Ser 8eerbigun(
amtierte Serr ,Yoitor Sartmann. De
8eritorbene fpar elmer Der @riinoel
oes Sam Soiiiton Golnp Der n@poo
men of fife @orlo".
Die Haiiing Sbon @ompanr
bat I'M Snforporierung nadlgeiudt
| 4ftienfopital $4,000.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-10-08
Gimet b6sartiaen gnariff

auf einen pebrloien Meni9en mo6t
5ilpeilen Der oni6eineno gang 1trl-
niibe fleine 8lin6oarm. unbeodtete
8eritopfune tit oie rrio6e, 2eberer-
itarrung folgt. Or. Sings Neue 2e-
benspinen regulieren Die 2eber uno
gingepeioe uro berbiiten 4ppenoi-
citis, Sreis 25 Gents. gu boben BEL
Ioolpb 9reiB uno Sc. gpbn & 60.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-10-08
Nns ben Nmacn.

Aus Sen altgen, aus Dem Sinn"
lit elm oltes Sprii6lport, oos and
mlgemanot meroen fam 6ei aller
@eihpiiren, 8unoen o0er Brand
ipunoen, Die nit 8lldlen's arnict
Salbe gebeilt murben. @dmorrboi
ben unb 6roitbeulen peridipinben I'M
ter ibrem b~eilenoen @influb. @armt
tiert bel aboIpb 8reiB uno 81. Cob
& 60, 25 Gents.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-10-08

9as County bot Die $3.50 fir
ben ltelei1 nSteam 6oQer" be5ablt.
9eim 0iiIiepfliifen fiel ole 49,
iabrige Suloa Warqnorbt an Ser So
mes IDenue, nobe Der Gone Star
8rouerei, aus einem NuBbol1m unb
5og ii6 cine i6mer5bafte 8erIeeung
an 8ein gu.
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(5Ortiesuns foIat.)

&erIamst = Cine Sanilie, Inn Die
8ermaltung elmer feinen $50 Mder
groBen Sarm, 5ebn Meilen iiioIif
bon Gan Intonio, auf @nteil 81 iiber-
nebmen. Die Sdlfte in &itItltr. @u-
tes Saus, S6eune uno @aIier.
GmpfeblungenberIangt. Na65ufragen
go. iii Ibenue g.. Gan 4ntonio,
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0etumt.

Gin 2ebrer tpel6er beutI9 unb eng
lii6 unterridten fam fir bic @aroa
Greil6ule. @ebalt BON rs big IS 9ba=
Ter ben Monat fir ii6er neun MOnate.
@an o%breiiere: 81. 8. 8edplunn,
9ruitee, 8aron, 9eras.
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Seilha6er aeiudt.

Sur @erbeiierung meines 8oDiI-
Ions, iotpie CUR gerer0Berung meines
@ei9aftes iu6e i9 einen Seilbaber
nit &opitaI, Ser and i'm 6tonoe tit,
oos @ei6aft gu fiibren. &efleftie-
renoe fino 9ebeten it6 gu penoen an
Sos. Sonfa, Seeuin, Ser
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IS ideint, oils penn Der 9ele-
grnpbiiten-S treif p0lig gu gnoe iei.
lteberaa limo Die Officen mieoer ge-
offnet mo lit Die Mrbeit mieoer I'M
ooaem @anee. Sn ben groBeren
.Std0ten bot Der Streif MIR gang
fur5e 3eit einen @influB auf oen
9etrieb ousgeiibt, in ben gan5 gro
ben Stooten bat man iiberbnupt
nid)tS bon ibm gemerft. @r mar BON
%norneberetu elm perfebltes ltuterneb=
men.
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Seine Marter fam nit Der bon
G~beumatismus bergli9en peroen.
Gesept go. 1851 (Gimer & Mmeno)
linoert idnea oues. Sn alien @potbe-
fen
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Nrlanbs @ep1neruna.

Cine ftatiftif9e Q~ufftenuns iiber BITE
9eDolterun9 SrIanbs ergibt, baB bieis
I'm Sabre 1905 nieberum um 6235
RDpfe auridsing, trpBbem bic Sc.
burtsrate ni6t irsenOtpie erbeblt9 I'M,
ter ben Dur4f9nitt Der lebten 10
Sabre fant. Die @eburten lberfttes
gen bic Sobesfdle um 29,1o9 aDpfe.
On 4ustponberern biiBte bds 2anb
1894 4Dpfe Elm. @ett benz Sabre
1896 baben ni9t tpeniser als 154, OBS
SrIdnber tbrer !Seimdtb ben Riiden
setsbrt. Sn benz senannten Sabre be,
trus bic &opfaubl Der 8epOlteruns
4,542,061, ndbrenb ie I'M Sabre
1906 auf 4,388,006 eeiunfen mar.
@us Der Stutiitit 1T gu erfeben. bab
Srlonb fe9r unter Der @9pinbfu6t gu
ltiben bat. 8iefer arantbeit fielen
1873 proaent Der 8sn0lterung gum
Spfer.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-10-08

Gin Of laut8, ate
@ erb peldes einem @perett
GtoIt in Ieipburbport seb0rt. tpurbe
tlr5li4 CUR 9rdnte gefiibrt; bort
brebte IS nit feinen 8dbnen ben
@rtff, pel6er ben 9abn Sffnst, IisB
bos 8eden pOGloufen unb brebte baun
ben 9abn tpieber gu.
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GteueaeiuM

Gin dlterer @ittiper pbne &inoer
in6t quite bauernbe Gtelun9. Sann nit
8ferr en- umseben. Gbrelien seDtniflt
inter %. g.. &oute 2, boz rs. Glib
oin9s, 3eras.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-10
WOULD CLOSE
ALL P0STOFF|CES
ON SUNDAYS

Washington. Jan. Ex-senator Elmer j.
Burkett OF Nebraska took the first legis-
lative step I'm the senate yesterday toward
bringing about the general closing OF all
postoffices on Sunday. The Nebraska sem
ator secured the passage OF a resolution
calling on the postmaster general to in
form the senate by what authority post
offices are opened on Sunday and postal
employees are required 10 work on that
day. also as TO the amount OF business
transacted on Sunday and the additional
expense to the government OF maintain
Ing Sunday opening. Mr.. Burkett said In
explanation OF his resolution:
II am I'm favor OF closing all postoffices
on Sunday. We ought not TO receive our
mail on Sunday. and we don't need II.
Public sentiment. I'm my opinion. is oppos-
ed 10 Sunday opening. Some time ago /
announced in my own state that / was in
favor OF closing all postoffces Sunday.
Since then have received hundreds OF
letters indorsing my position. not from
church people alone, but from non
churchgoers as well. | have tried re-
peatedly to get information from the post
master general concerning the matter and
have not been able TO do so. Hence the
resolution"
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-10
SUNDAY WORK IN THE
SUBWAY NECESSARY

Boston, Jan. l0.-The work which George
Freeman was doing In the Washington
street subway on Sunday, Dec. 80. was ad-
Judged necessary within the meaning OF
the law. i'm the municipal court yesterday,
and Freeman, who had been arrested In
connection with the prevailing agitation
against Sunday work, was discharged
The contention was made that Freeman
was engaged In work required for the
protection of one OF the large office build
ings, all subway activities having been
suspended The fact that work was in
progress in the subway was one OF the
principal points made in the protest
against the non-enforcement of the Sun
day laws, out of which the present situ-
alton had developed.
Several persons who were charged with
delivering ice cream on Sunday had their
oases placed on file Patrick Fitzgerald
who was arrested because he was wash
ing a wagon on the Sabbath day, was dis
charged. while Edward w. Wilson was
fined So for arranging merchandise in a
shop window.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-10
CARLISLE INSTITUTE
MAY BE ABOLISHED

Washington. Jan. 10.-Carlisle institute
which was established at Carlisle, Pa, In
1879, for the higher education of the In
dian, is in danger of being abolished. The
subcommittee OF the senate committee on
Indian affairs which has the Indian ap-
preparation bill under, consideration, has
agreed TO report an amendment striking
out the appropriation for this school.
The reason advanced by the members
OF the committee is that a school so far
away from Indian reservations Is not so
effective as the Western educational In
stitutions for the Indians.
The appropriation bill as 1t passed the
house, carried sl69 600 for the support Of
, the school during the ensuing year. The
members or the Subcommittee are not
confident that the senate will accept the
amendment or even that the full COM
mittee Will follow its suggestion, but they
will make an effort 10 have IL adopted,
believing that If they fall movement
will have been started that eventually will
bring about the abolishment OF the school.
One member OF the committee said yes
terday that, while he was not ready to
say that the higher education OF the In
dian had been failure, he could not
overlook the fact that few instances could
he cited whereby the Indian had madO
the most of the benefits OF his school edu-
cation.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-10
CITY HALL RECORDS
REAL EsTArE coNYEYANcEs.

REAL ESTATE CONVEYANCES.
Devisees OF Charles f.. Hawes 10 Mar
shall III. Gould. lot with improvements on
the southerly side OF oregon street; con-
sideration 81.
Emulus Burdick to Nara gansett Real
Estate company, lot with improvements
on the northerly side of Wallace street;
Edmund M warrent TO Dioniiio Ami
clio. lot with Improvements on Naples
avenue; consideration 81.
John &. Joyce TO Edward j. McDougall.
two lots with buildings on Rankin ave-
nue.; consideration $40.
James f. Walsh. by mortgage. to Ma
ria Kirwin, lot with improvements on the
easterly side of Calhoun avenue; consid-
Grafton $3.50.
Philip Gerzog ct ux.. Lila, TO Anfn
Burke, ct ux Pearl, lot with buildings
on the northerly side OF Robinson street,
subject 10 mortgages aggregating $500
John j. MeGarry. @: ux., Della L., ct al.
TO Michael e. McGarry. Jr., lot with inn
provements on the northerly side OF
Berkeley street, mortgagee releasing
REAL ESTATE MORTGAGES.
Israel Garfinkel to old Colony Cooper
ative bank. lot with buildings on easterly
side or Wheaton street: $500.
Rebecca Potoshinsky. ct al. to Resnek
Shapiro & Co.. lot with improvements on
easterly side of North Main street. sub
ject to prior mortgage for s3s25; $4,000.
Louis l.. &. Bartlett 10 Peoples = trust
company, lot with buildings on northerly
side OF Broad street; $1,000
Adolph Rosenbloom TO Sgmund Rosen,
lot with buildings on westerly eide OF
Hilton street, subject TO prior mortgage
for $500 s2300.
DISCHARGES OF REAL ESTATE .
MORTGAGES.
Alvers r. Benson, ct ux., Ellen A., by
Newton ID. Benson; $500.
Adolf Rosenbloom, by sismund Rosen;
$1,000.
ATTACHMENT
Emily Landes, by James w. Green.
halgh. lots with Improvements numbered
i16. III. l1s and 119, described on assessors
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-10
NEW
TREATY WITH
SAN DOMINGO

washington, Jan. 10.-A new treaty be-
tween Santo Domingo and the United
states will probably be negotiated and
submitted TO the senate as a substitute
for the pending convention, which pro-
vides for the establishment Of virtual
protectorate over Santo Domingo by this
government.
secretary Root appeared before the
senate committee on foreign relations
yesterday, and after explaining the de-
eire and intention OF the administration
20 make a new arrangement with the
Dominican government for the collection
and liquidation OF the foreign debt or that
country, expressed a preference or new
treaty instead OF the plan OF amending
the pending conventions 10 meet changed
conditions.
Some members OF the foreign relations
committee are of the opinion that quicker
action can be obtained I'm disposing OF
the Dominican controversy by amend
ing the treaty in the senate ana they
may ultimately have their way although
present indications are that there VIII De
a new convention.
In his statement TO the committee Mr,
Root told OF an agreement that mao peeh
reached between the Dominican govern
ment and it's creditors which MADE pos
sible the eradication OF several features
of the pending treaty which We're op-
jeotonable 10 the senate. Under TINS
agreement the foreign claims have been
scaled from sol 100000 to si2 100000, ana
the domestic debt from more than SsVc,
600 TO 100000 leaving the total indebted
ness Of the republic about SlIWo,Vv
About 81. 10000 in revenues has been col
lected by the American customs admin
istyation OF the country and seques-
1rated for the purpose OF liquidating SAN
10 Domingo's obligations. BY the time
any action is taken by this governmen MT
the amount sequestrated VIII be about
So 10000. leaving a net Indebtedness or
about SIS coo. 600 10 he paid under the new
arrangement proposed by Mr. Root.
The administration is willing TO leave
out OF the proposed new treaty all the
Objectionable provisions and. expressions
OF purpose on the part or the united
states. IL will contain nothing, accordlng
TO what was said yesterday, that Will in
dicate the existence of protectorate over
Santo Domingo.
n will guarantee merely the naiills
nance OF the status quo as far as the col
lection OF the revenues and the applica-
tion 10 the payment of the foreign debt
is concerned. The foreign creditors were
unwilling 10 scale down their claims un-
less a guarantee could be secured that
the United States government would con-
vinue 10 exercise some sort of supervis-
ION over the collection and distribution or
revenues.
few Democratic members of the COM
mttee are not entirely satisfied with the
proposed new arrangement. but, on the
whole the committee was inclined TO look
with favor on Mr.. Roots proposals for a
substitute arrangement. There Is a very
hopeful feeling among senator's who ad-
yocate a continuance OF the present
American control OF Santo Domingo's MS
cal affairs that the arrangement explain
ed by Mr. Root will be sanctioned by the
senate before the end OF the session.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-10
Nervous
Worn-Out

If YOU are in this condition,
your nerve force is weak-the
power is giving out, the or
gans of your body have
Slowed up" and do their work
imperfectly. This failure to
do the work required, clogs
the system and brings distress
and disease. When the nerves
are weak the heart is unable
to force the life-giving blood
through your veins; the stom-
ach fails 10 digest food; the
kidneys lack power 10 filter
impurities from the blood. and
the poisonous waste remains in
the system to breed disease.
Nerve energy must be restored.
DR.. Miles Nervine will do it,
because It strengthens the
nerves; it Is a nerve medicine
and tonic, that rebuilds the
entire nervous system.
Several years ago ! vag all broken
down. l was nervoge eorn-cut. could
not sleep, and was IN co9stant pain,
I doctored for months. and orally the
doctor said lie could do pothing for
me. I began taking Dr. M!les'
Nervine. and used altogether eight
bottles. and l became strong and
n. G. CUNNINGHAM.
los Ellsworth Ave. Allegheny. PA.
Or. Miles Nervlne ls sold by your
druggist. who Will guarantees that the
frst bottle Will bensft. ~ u falls, he
Will refund your money.
Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-10
Newport Pastor Resigns

Rev. Walter Lowrie. rector OF Trinity
church OF Newport. has been elected
to the rectorship OF the American
church. ST. Paul Within the Walls. at
Rome. 20 succeed DR.. Nevins, who died
in Mexico City last autumn. Mr.
Lowrie has handed I'm his resignation
10 the vestrymen of Trinity church and
asked that they take immediate action.
He is a member OF a well known family
OF Philadelphia, and a graduate q
Princeton and Of the Princeton Theo-
logical seminary.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-10
SICK MAN KILLED
BY FAST FREIGHT TRAIN

Worcester. Mass, Jan. l0--Georg J.
Beswick. aged 40 a grocer, was instantly
killed last night on Cambridge street
bridge by a fast freight on the New Ha-
ven railroad. The body was decapitated
and dismembered, fragments being scat
tered half a mile along the track
Beswick had been sick in bed and deli
rious. His wife stepped out OF the house.
Kansas street. on an errand He dressed
and disappeared in her absence two hours
before the accident.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-10
Spoke on Physical Culture

An interesting lecture on physical
culture, with special relation 10 rhythm
was given by Mrs. Lucia Gale Barber
yesterday afternoon in Churchill house
Relaxation and concentration were both
valuable acquisitions, she said and
rhythm Yves shown in its relation to
the muscles.