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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-12-31

pbotograpbii6en 4pporat nit ibnen
glei6en S6ritt balten 81 ~Iaiien? Die
Grfldrlng lit ebenio einfod pie Die
porige. Die nGerbre6er" itno tot
iddli6 eeloufell, aber I'M &reiie Der
llnt, ipobreno Ser apporat ouf leinem
@eiteQ BON einem l1brtperf ge6rebt
muroe. Gbenio perbliiffeno ml1ten
monde 5eiteeidi6tli6e 8orfiibrungen
on. In9enommert, es fommt beute
Dor oem &eidstoesgeboube in Berlin
ein 9lufieben ~errege16er Woroan=
l6log Dor, 10 fam er morgen in Seem
Oorf Die 9lide Ser 9iogropbenbeiu=
cher otf ii6 lenfen. Die 8oritelllltg
oes &ei6sto9sgebduoes erfolgt oobei
our6 eitl ni6t belpeelides einfodes
0iapoiitip, Dos Sen l1ntereruno fir
Die 8roii5ierung ser bon einem ge=
i6ultelt Sbeoterpcrionol geitellten
Siloer ab9iebt.
8islpeilen iiebt lllolt oud) einen
perfolgten Haoler in bo6iter Scot cine
@ousmano btnaufrooeln n1to our6
eilt Seniter oes pierten Stodfperfs
beri6ninoen. Sn @abrbeit fltbr Der
Wann Bios iiber cine Sbeaterfuliiie,
nobrenb Der pbotogropbii1e Qpporat
in Der @obe iiber ibm angebra6t mar.
Die 3obl oerartieer grfinoungsmog-
lidfeiten lit 2egion unb miro megen
oes in slusii6t itebenoen boben Ser
bienItes reihlid ausgenubt. Sot oo6
cine 5ir1na ourd cine quite Rodbil=
Dung oes &openider 8orfoQes in IA
8ogen fir $4,000 2ilms berfouft.
Iae i'm giogropben porgefiibrten for
bigen 8iloer Iino Bios itbermalt, oenn
Die Photographic in notiirli6en Sor=
ben fam megen Der langen grpoii=
tionsoouer Bios ausnabmsipeiIe our
I%npenoung gelaneen. Won bot BET
ipielsmeiie oos @aiden Ser Gflon5eft
ooer bas Infbliiben elmer Stole Iebr
biibih in beidleunigtem Semp0 CUR
4ni6oultne .eebrobt.
@dbreno Der gioeropb als 9elu-
itigunesapparat lett Sabren befannt
lit. entpidelt lid erit n~eueroines feline
8erfpenoune 81 wiiieni9oftli6en
3peden aGer art. S9on beute tper=
ben ben Siingern aesculaps Die
i6mierieiten Sperotionen finemato-
gropbii6 beronibauli6t, itno es giebt
faum elm 6elo Ser Noturpiiienibaft
ODER Der Sednif, oas ni6t aus Dem
ebemaligen Spiel5eug boben Ruten
5ieben fonnte.
Sberingenieur &ammer.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-12-31
9as alte nnb bas nene sSabr.

Sglueiter tint bic 0eiftertunbe,
Dem MeniGenange amfihtbar,
Sa treffen ftf unf ibrer Gunbe
.Sas alte utn bas neae Sabr.
gle reiden beibe ffG bic Sanbe;
Sas alte Sabr fpoant begtnnt:
gtetit ttr5es EeiH lit nun 5n Gnbe,
Sud) anf has 6eifle raid nerrinnt.
Die Wsenideu beiken ans ,piafummen
Mno bDffen bpft iinS allen Sell,
9Dd tperut mir Abfhie6 emit genprtrtett,
gsarn oft GnttanfHnns MIR ibr Sell.
Sd tueik iuDbf, bak ih mandbes braHte,
Was nidlt in aner WeniGeu Sulb,
nnb mas t6 felber andb beradte,
ODD TRACE i'd baram nidt GGnlbi
Die losgelaf'ne Wea6erbanbe,
Die S%retkigfte, @Dtt fetfS getlagt,
Sd gebe bir utetn Mprt anrt '8fanbe,
DAT mir bas Ding aud ntdt bebast!
ODD sur Gntihulh'sung mMk ih iasen,
Wenn allies ridt In redbter SDrrt,
Wan 1pHt ben @etterclerf bertlagen,
~ ~ot+teA"hb tuut ou upHVtu.
2
pa rtttRten benin bic fei6ten G1pfe
Sa rapp'ItfJ tuerben gang nnb gar,
Wan merit, baR itaudler bteier Er5pfe
Sn Der @efekge6nns nit mar.
Spfj GiiieS mmR ih bir empfeblen,
tnb btnben anf bic Geele bir -
Sd tuetR, bn tutrit barin nid1t fe6len -
Gs tit bas quite rs % g tar 8ter".
. Jorge, baf bic Mafertpren
Sid ME an bent persreifen bier,
Gs 9iuee Mles ia berlpren
Sn Gegas pine 2une Star 8ier.
Sas alte Sabr mod manbes naste
uno tpraf aud bon Der Htnft'gen Mabl.
9Ddl mas has neue Sabr branf iagte,
Serifte i'd elm anSer Mal.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-12-31
4IIerIeL

Seds 8erionen iin6 angeflaet
poroen @eloi1r6nfe aus Ser Blum-
mer5hen @rocerie ano aug Benz
Mlnmo-S aIoon geitobIen gu baben.
Gs iinb &orrD @iniams, @in glarf,
Com 9enieD, @ia Strittmntter,
6ranf Maibaum uno Sulils
Smnrb.
Shone, seidmadpoae g IL
iabrgfarten fi1tb in rei6er Nus
mabI gu finben BEL Mic Sengg.
Die Weit Eeros @onf urto
Eru1t Company miro berte, tpie an
~gefiinoigt piro, lire Siiren mieoer
0ffneu.
SIN alter bon SO Sabren itarb
5rau WarD q. Gboroein, Die @itme
unieres friiberen BoIiaeifefs.
items port.
MrtifeL Geieuidafts. uno Inter.
boltlangsipiele un0 bieTes Neue in
Der 6pieIuarenbran9e finoet man
bel Bic. Seugs.
UtoHIdB Wtor8en ge9en y uDr
mari iid Elm Werifaner nome1ts @u.
relic Wartine3, an Der 4reu5una Der
2eals ulo Der Bere5 GtraBe nnmitteI-
bar Dor cine 2ofomotipe Der Snter:
national gabn, pelde mebrere
5rabtfDagen BON einem @eleiie mad,
benz anoeren brahte. or uuroe
iiberfabren uno iofort getotet.
BIC. Senss bat es felt pier5ie
Sabren peritanoen, iein 2ofol an-
5ieben6 fir Die &Gufer BON @eib.
nndts.@ eidenfen aus5uruiten unb
Sauta Claus bat aud oieies ssabr
iuieoer BET ibm iein &aaptquartier.
@dbreno oes Sabres 1907
iino ungefabr 200 G6ooenfeuer in
nnierer Staot borgefommeu. Die
beoeuten0Iten tparen Der 8rano beg
Suniet 8obnbofes nnb oes @aberid-
1ebdaoes neben Der Boltoffice.
Gtmas gang 9eues in 81 e u.
fobrsfarten BEL Nic Senqg.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-12-31
Sotalea.
Muea ttmferen &eIern
Sin gIMdiid)fs 0semjabr!
Bur s~Sahresmembe

8ieoer einmal iteben mir on Der
Shipelle zines neuert Sabres, bas uns
init nelien Soffnungen erfiiat, mo9en
mir ailh nod 10 biele @nttduIbungen
erfabren baben. Mit aa ieinen 5reit-
ben unb 2eiben, ieinen Serrli6feiten
uno @itelfeiten NOR oos perfIofiene
Sabr Elm gut Sell unieres 2ebens,
oas nod beg 8ialmiiten @ort fiebaig
Sabre mdbret, nnb, ipertn es bo6=
fommt, adt5is Sabre. uno menn
idon, mas man BON Ser Minltte aus
seidIagen, bon fetner @migfeit 5u-
riideegeben miro. @ie crit bei'm
Snbrl
Die 8ilan5 fir oas eigene 2ebetl
mub ii1 Der ein5elne notiirli9 ieIbIt
sieben; muB oos 6on uno Soben fir
Gas Sabr ieIbit priifen. ,Siirdten unb
Soffen eripartune uno@nttauihung,
ionnige u1o tribe Gage; 9offnung
nnS Gorge, @efpinn ulo @erIuit iino
seseniiber 81 ftellen. Die @urtoen,
sie 6as Sabr eeidlagen bat llno oie
6reu6en, Die es gebradt. 9as Or
sebnis miro fih fir ieoen berfdieoen
BON benz feines Nadften ftenen.
SIN eroBen @a15en mar oas Sabr
fir Die @agemeinbeit trob Der gum
Sdluiie eingetretenen Sinanafriiis
eiu glidlides unb g~eiegnetes. Woge
aud oas tele Sabr oIes bon ibm
erboffte Slid brineenl
Sur trnuet nidt benz @liid aIeinl
Gel6it miiBt SIR itarf u1o tapfer ietn,
rIHo unberbrof' ne Streiter.
Der IN benz &aunpf Die Sduite rii6rt,
Sm Sturm 1as Steuer ni6t b~erliert,
Ser hilft ii6 ielber tueiter.
90 idalit Der 3ufnnft Ing @efidt,
Gebt felt climber uro fiirdt' @u9 nidt,.
@us imnners lie mag bringenl
Geib itarf uub trelt uno ipoblbeoa6t,
Wenn emit bltr9 bic Sblbefterna9t
Die @lodent0ne flingen.
i1no ipredt: Sci bDfe ober gut,
On neies Sabr, mir bnben Msut,
Ems tren Der Hfli9t at ipeiben;
Go9 fon1init Dn, fontnt' nit Segens6anb
1lnb aIIem YoH uno auem 2atl6
Gieb Srieoen nno @ebeibenl"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-12-31
Gin Cumberland.

Sio 9afoto, nit ieinen rei6er
Silberminen, 8onan8a-Sarmen, gro
BEN &andos uno ieItiamen Natur
formotionen, lit elm tpabres 8unoer
LAMB. Sn Mounb Gitp, Der Seima1
BON Srau g. 9. glapp, lit audi eint
munberbare Seilune p%orgefommen
SIR Sobn nor Dem Sooe 1iabe bon
2ungerl. uno @alsleioen. Or battt
ale flint Miniiten einen i6perer
Suitenanfaa, als i'd beeann ibm Or
Sings Scene @ntbeduna 81 geben
Die i'm furierte nno iein 2eben ret
tete", i6reibt 6rau Glapp. @mon
tiert fir Snls- uno 2uneenleioen
bel @boIpb 9reiB urb 81. Gobn &
60. 80 Gents uno $1.00. Broben
flaide fret.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-12-31
@ana fomfms.

Mbrabam Bromn bon @interton,
q. g., madte cine merfpiiroige CT
fabrung; er iagt: DDie @er5te ma
rem gang fonfus megen Der Irt met
ner &ronfbeit elmer entoedte Ser5-
franfbeit, 5nei Nierenleiben, Der
bierte 8Gutbereiftung uno Der finite
Wagen- uno 2eberIeioen; feiner balf
mir. go riet meme Srau mir,
electric 8itters gu nebmen, pel6er
mir gu boner @eiunobeit berbilft.
Cine Slaibe balf mir mebr, oIs ale
Die &e5epte norber." @arantiert
8lltpergiftung, 5dm6de iino ale
Magen-, 2eber- uno NierenIeioen gu
beilen Bel Moolpb 9reiB uno 81.
gobn & 60. so Gents.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-12-31
9[iif Dem Nnhnhnf IN 20

auf benz gobnbof in gernpIe
lit Elm groBes 8afet nit griefen u1o
nno regiitriertet Hafeten geltoblen
iporoen. ltngefdbr cine babe Meile
BON Der Staot entfernt riB Der 9ieb
DE 8riefe uno 9ofete auf, nobln oie
Gbeds un0 oos @eIo bero1ls nlb
mafte iif oonn oapon.
Die 3ioniften baben Ha6biner
Satin In st. @ortb gum @r1ii6enten,
Or. @iItner in &oufton ufo 8biI.
@oooitein in 9aaas 8u 8i3e-9rafi-
benton un6 s. 9. Seeter in Dallas
gum Sefretdr erp1bft. 9ie nahite
Beriammlline finoet in @aco ltatt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-12-31

Ser Wajor lette iif in Der finiter-
item 2alne, leiie Slide Dor Iid bin=
murmelno, an Den Sdreibtifh uno
nobm UNI ieiner boien @eoanfen Serr
81 peroen, cine 8ere9nung Dor, Die
ibm aroBe @enugtuung eetp6brte uno
ibn lett elmer &ei9e BON Saqen anae-
nebm iiber Die characterization oes
0oietns binpee6ob.
Gr batte bon Dem @eloe, Dos fein
Sreuno un6 Setter Sprader ibm ae-
fhidt, fiinfbunoert Morf als SoIden-
gelo CUR 8e3ablune fleinerer S6ul-
ben nno fir fommenoe a~uBeroroent-
lide Safe bebolten, ben groBeren Sell
Der Summe aber 8u ieinem gonfier
getrogen.
S6uloen 81 be5ablen lit es INNER
nod friib gerug, batte er fid geioat,
nno babel Den Blon gefobt, oie 5pei-
touleno Wearf in foufmdnnii1er @eiie
81 oermebren. @r fonnte ben @eoan-
fen nift losmeroen. oab Sprader
o1r6 Spefulotionen reid %geporoen
lei uno er mollte es ibm nadmohen.
Seine Stuoien I'M 9erIiner 4urs-
3ettel uno in ben 9orienberi6ten bat
ten Die Weinung in ibm ertpedt, oaB
cine giinitise 3eit fir ganfen anae-
brofen mare, uno 10 batte er 6ie
3r%peitalieno Marf ais 8fano fir cine
SPECULATION oeponiert uno fiinfsebn-
touleno Marf @ftien Ser 8erliner
9onoelsgeieaidaft per uItilno gefouft.
Yer ganfter mar nm 10 bereitmiQiger
oarnuf eingegongen, ols er ouBeroem
nod oreiBigtauieno Morf an li6eren
Bopieren I'M Depot batte, Die oas Ser.
mogen Der Srau Majorin ousmahten.
Der Serfauf nltroe am IA. SSult
| geldeben uno lest mar Der %. eSrli.
adt Gage lang batte Der Maior oas
0ergniigen gebobt, 81 ieben, fpie flug
er Nor uno pie Iein 8ermogen tuuhs.
| 9eute 9lbeno lob er mieoer oo uno
rednete. 0os 8opier mor nit 3if.
fern beoeft, Die 9ftien Der 9%erliner
Sol1oelsgeieai6oft botten ON IA. 3ll
1856 %geitonoen. maren olio nit 20
400 Worf om lebten oes Mtonots Al
be5oblen. &eltte ltonoen tie All t42,
moren alio 2t,300 @ort merit. Der
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-12-31
Mastenipiel Oes 9ebens.
Roman bon @uQuit g m n.
(Sprtiebu1lo.)

sd werOe geben, Batter" iogte
Surt nit u%nteroriidter Stimme.
09to6 beute meroe i6 oeil1e @ob=
mlng ~perlailen = nein, nein, es lit
mmoelid, longer bier 5l1 bleiben "
fubr er fort, ols Seomig nno Sic W3ltt=
ter eri6roden uno flogeno Iid) ein=
mii6ten uno i'm mie Sen 8oter be-
ianftigen moaten. y9o6 erfldre i'd
nod 5upor," rief er lout nno 6robeno,
YooB i6 oiele beintli6e gbe, Die 1tn=
iere 5omilienebre idabigt, nidt bull
ben meroe. Sd
% II miGit iie nid)t 0l1loen?" rief
Der 8oter miiteno.
v@os mole1 Sic tun2 @ie fon=
linen Sic mir perbieten? frogte Der
4riil5 nit 5ornigem 8lide.
SD meroe es nidt leioen, id babe
llriu6e, Sbnen al miBtronen, 9ltrf)-
lou6t, i6 fonnte -"
v@os fonnten Sie2" fragte ser
8rin5. uSoben Sic ireeno meldem
@ereoe iiber mid @lauben gei6enft2
gs mare better, mir eerabe berolts-
~5uiagen, mas Sic gegen mid baben.
Aber mabrboftie, mir ideint Dies
0fiBtrm1en iebr unbere6ttet gu lein
BON einem Manne, oeiien Sdmeiter
| i6 our 6rou begebre unb Sen i1 mir
10 germ i'm boditen 8ertrauen Der
biinben modte. 8os fonnten Sic
tim? Wie foltnen Sic mir oroben ?
@ie moGten Sic oieie Seirot perbin-
bern, lpenn Srmo uno id einig iino,
Sbre @ltern ober ibren Segen bo5u
geben?"
Ser Grin8 ipro9 nit eiligen lid
ii6eritiir5enoen @orten, ols fiir6te er,
unterbro6en gu meroen, als niini9te
er ben 8errat ireenb zines INN nod
teiligen @ebeimniffes gu perbinoern
nno als bottle CT ood 5uglei6 ouf,
oteien 8egner li6 freunoli6 5n flint
men.
Sic baben ni6t 5u belorgen,
0nr6lau6t oaB ib Elm @ereoe mie-
oerbolen meroe," iaete &urt nit gro-
Der &l1be. SD erideine bier als Elm
bosmiaiger Storenfrieb, aber i'd
babe ni6ts 4noeres i'm auge, ols sic
@bre unierer Somilie, oos @obI mel
ner S6meiter uno ou6 STR eigenes
8obl, 8rin5. 9esbolb tperoe i6 oieie
beimli6e Seirat niGt Iei6en, uno
tpenn Sic mir ni6t Sbr 8ort geben,
Durdlaudt, oopon ab8uiteben Big
Der Ser5og einpiaiet, 10 gebe i9
morgen friib gum 5iiriten uno teile
ibm alles nit. 9orouf gebe i6 So
men mein Sort
Gin eigentnmIibes 2G9eln glitt
iiber BEG 8rin5en @eii6t.
Sic boben re6t Serr 4ameroo,
oas lit oas mirflamIte Mittel," laete
er. u@s mare mir iebr fatal, tpenn
Dos geidabe, uno id iebe feinen aus-
meg mebr. @uf einen iol6en 8i6er=
ftano babe i'd ni6t gere6net. Sd bin
in Der groBten @erlegenbeit. Mein
Wiae lit Der bette, aber ib fam tpeoer
SbnSamilie nod mid ielbit Ser @e-
fabr ausiebeL Dob Der Shirt un6
onr6 i'm mein @ater BON meinem
Blane benadri6tiet meroen. Der
Shirt miir0e Die &eirat perhinoern.
50 bleibt mir oenn nifts iibrig, als
Sbnen oas perlongte @eriprefen git
geben."
Gr mari ben &opf empor, na66em
er oies geiogt bette, mafte nod cine
Werbeu9ltng, Die Der eonaen Samilie
galt, uno i6ritt 5ur Cir binause
Gin eiiiges Sdneigen lagerte ouf
Den 3uriidbleibenben, bis ser Iaior
in elm bobniihes 2ohen oltsbroh, iid
uflpanote uno in Iein 4rbeits5immer
gtng. SHIRT trat ouf Srma gil uno
fpoQte lie begiitigen, ober fie iprang
onf, ltieB ieine oargebotene San6 sr.
rid, elite an inn porbei uno eine in
ibr S6laf5immer.
a.. on ELL- E.1 81 - rra
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-12-31

@ouperneur Sparfs bon 9te-
baoo bot nadeegeben uno Die 2egis-
lotltr CUR grtroiibung einberufen.
Sn Oklahoma Gitp baben Die
-8eborben 2300 SOB 9ier fortge-
goiien melhe Die bortige 9rauerei
bergeitelt batte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-12-31

Mrs. 6. 81. &. @ides-geeoIe
fam per 8elepbon 0r. 1927 in if
rem @ouie pegen @rilnoeigentum
angerufet meroen. @u6 fam man
oieierbal6 in ibrer @obnline, 819
@rapion StraBe noriprehen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-12-31

8e9en niitIider @eibnadts.
SeIfenfe gebe man au bic. Sengg.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-12-31

Pancuait e aobler, Moore.@ ebau.
De. Seine Serrenfleioer. @oaes
Qliortimeilt bon Stoffen.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-05-20

Editor Advertiser: To offset quot
ed article in the Advertiser of May
Il, 1907, 1 ask you to publish some
statements upon the other side which
L enclose, from men who certainly have
a theory to maintain, and great in
iquity TO fight. 1 pass with only
mention the classification of the W. c.
T. Z. three hundred thousand of the
Christian mothers, wives and daugh-
ters of the land, the 'prohibitfonists,"
a rapidly growing number Of
the best men in America, with the
'dive-keepers in the vicinity Of mill
.ary posts as the only opponents to
he restoration of the canteen. It must
De admitted that at least a part of
hese opponents deserve a hearing.
NJ. S. W.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-05-20
THE SOLDIERS NEED.
Chicago Union Signal.)

| The Womans Christian Temperance
| Union has been charged repeatedly
with the heinous offense of taking
away the soldiers only opportunity for
recreation" in that our organization
was an important factor in securing
the passage of the Anti-Canteen law
We have heard much less of our work
in securing the appropriations by Con-
gress, which now aggregate nearly ST.
600, 900, for the erection, equipment and
maintenance of suitable buildings at
army posts, wherein will be provided
facilities for the amusement and re-
creation of the enlisted men, minus the
sale of liquor.
We regret to say that, as yet, only
a small part Of the appropriation has
been expended for the purpose desig-
mated. The report Of the Secretary Of
War for 1905 shows that but three such
buildings were completed in 1908, one
the year. This fact is significant Of
'contributory negligence" as the first
appropriation Of half a million dollars
was made in June, 1902. Nineteen
buildings We're not completed until
1905, and it is noticeable that Fort
Sheridan, H., one of the most impor-
tant posts in the country, and one
which is most frequently held UP as
suffering untold degradation from the
hardship entailed by the operation Of
the Anti-Canteen law. has received no
part of this large appropriation; con-
sequently it has none of the amusement
features of army life formerly procur
ed out of the profits on the sale of
beer
Until this 100000 is properly Gis-
bursed, and the so-called substitutes
for the canteen are given a fair and
impartial trial, Congress cannot con-
consider the question of re-
pealing the Anti-Canteen law.
A CHAPLAIN, OBSERVATIONS.
From statements by Rev. Orville j.
Lane of Los Angeles, chaplain in the
q. S. Army from 1882 to 1905.
served in the army from 1882 until
April, 1905. This period of service be-
gan during the time of post traders,
and covered the time during which the
canteen was in the army and four
years after it's abolition There was a
canteen at every post where / served
during the period of canteens, and as
my office and duties related to the |
moral and religious welfare of the |
with which I served, I gave |
careful attention TO the operation of |
his institution.
The first post at which I served |
where there was a canteen was Fort |
Omaha, Nebraska. This canteen was |
used as a strong argument by the |
friends of The canteen in bringing about |
is general acceptance. It was success
fully operated, so far as making it a |
arge income producer to the companies |
vas concerned; but it was without re- /
striction as to the amount of beer sold T
to the men. 1t was conducted by an
officer who was habitually addicted to |
he excessive use of strong drink, and |
was operated for all there was in it |
rs a commercial institution State !
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MAKES LIFE MIS-
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but you cannot enjoy It's
rheumatism. You throw aside business
cares when you enter your home and
you can be relieved from those rheu-
matte pains also by applying Cham
berlain's Pain Balm. One application
will give you relief and its continued
use for a short time will bring about q
permanent cure. For sale by all deal
ers. Benson, Smith & Co., Ltd. agents
for Hawaii.
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Claims have been put forth in be-
half of the restoration of the canteen
that the prohibition of the sale of in
toxicating liquors has worked to the
prejudice of good order and military
discipline, and has increased drunken
many other disorders in the army. As
to this claim I can furnish neither
statistics nor facts, but I give it as my
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-05-20
The w. G. I. u.
and the Amy Canteen

1 ments were made at the time by the
Colonel commanding the post, and were
published and circulated extensively
to the effect that the establishment of
this canteen had resulted in the closing
up of the saloons and low dives in
the neighborhood of the post
The facts, however, are that the
saloons continued on the outside in
successful operation until I went per-
sonally to the Police Commissioners of
the city of Omaha, who had Jurisdiction
over the districts surrounding the post
and asked them not to relicense with
in one mile of the post. They cordially
consented to my request, and on jan
uary 1, 1889, the saloons went out of
existence. These saloons remained
closed during the time of my chaplaincy
at this post. The year following they
were relicensed by the Board of Police
Commissioners. When l asked one of
the commissioners why the board re-
licensed the saloons at Fort Omaha, he
replied that the canteen was run with
out any attempt TO regulate it, produc-
ing drunkenness among the soldiers,
and supplying Intoxicating drinks to
citizens and any persons who wanted
to buy; and the board concluded if they
We're going to run the saloon inside the
post without restriction as to quantity
sold and to whom sold, that the citizen
saloonists might as well share in the
profits of the business as for all in that
to be turned over to the
garrison saloon. In this connection
desire to mention that the many re-
ports and the statements made in the
public press concerning the effect of the
army saloon in keeping down outside
saloons and low dives" should be
valued according to the facts in relation
to this canteen. 1t will be seen that the
existence OF this canteen had nothing
whatever to do with the clearing out of |
-hese saloons nor of the reduction of |
he s1ow dives surrounding the post |
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The army had a supreme opportunity
that it was capable Of conducting a
saloon in an orderly manner. But this
great opportunity was forfeited, and
the country was convinced that the
saloon was obnoxious to the morals of
the army. The army's failure to APP
preciate it's opportunity to make the
canteen contribute to a temperate use
of intoxicating liquors, is further de-
monstrated by the method of conduct
ing the canteen in the Philippines.
There. where practicable, the troops
We're stationed in converts, which were
large buildings in connection with the
churches. The canteens were esta blish-
ed inside the convents-the homes of
the soldiers-and were operated by the
men without restraint. The bad policy
of locating a saloon inside a company's
barracks, surrounded by the sleeping
rooms of the men, seemed not to have
been thought Of in army administration,
for this practice met with no objection
on the part of the army from any
source. 1t seemed as though the public
conscience of the army was so entirely
debauched by the saloon that this great
mistake was not appreciated. The de-
basing influences of such a situation
on the character, conduct and con-
science of our soldiery cannot be de-
scribed. Yet this was the army's way
of conducting its canteen. A more per-
a saloon within the barrack could not
have been thought out had Satan him.
self been in control.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-02-13
PLEAD NOT GUILTY
TO MURDER CHARGE
Domingo Wales Arraigned for Killing
of Late J. Francisco Chaves-One
Conviction.
Special to The New Mexican.

Special to The New Mexican.
Estancia, Feb. 13.-Domingo Wales
was arraigned this morning in the
District Court of Torrance County in
this town before Judge Edward A.
Mann and pleaded mot guilty" to the
indictment charging him with the
murder of the late Colonel J. Fran
cisco Chaves. The case has not yet
been set for trial Jap Clark and Nc
Kean were also arraigned this morn.
ing upon indictment charging them
with the murder of Deputy Sheriff
Charles NJ Chase at Torrance They
pleaded mot guilty" and the trial OF
Clark was set for Tuesday next.
The first jury trial Of criminal
case in Torrance County took place
this morning and Louis Martinez was
found guilty on an indictment for as
sault with intent to murder. Sentence
has not yet been pronounced.
Attorneys, jurors, witnesses and cit
liens generally are loud in their
praises of the fair, impartial, vet strict
and dignified manner in which the
court is being conducted by Judge Ed
ward A. Mann and the attention to
duty and courtesy shown by the Clerk
of the Court Charles P. Downs to all
who have business with the court.
The first term Of the District Court
for Torrance County will be successful
in every direction and will result In
much good to the community from all
indications.