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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-07-06

fahren anbduglg genaht. UNI su BE,
Wtrten, Bag cine greiIe 9ahbarin
unter Blrgidaft eeiteQt meroe. Bor
einiaen Woben muroe cine bee Srau
aebDren0e 0enne BON einem Der &tas
Der BON Baris perleBt uno bic 5rnu
iuu 8eia9t baben: nWenn oieie 6enne
5tirbt. oann itirht aud ems 5brer
Giaoer Die 6eane ftarb unb neu.
l,m ftarb oas @0bnben BON Bari8
am &eubbuiten.
= @tne Depeibe aus Ntrpn ii,
Obio meloet: 6irnm s. Nnres, Der
grfinaer oes @iantpulpera. lit bier
i'm Glter BON 81 Sabren aelturben.
Sn ben 40er Sabren fabrisierte er bic
les BUILDER bier uno trofnete eniiels
be auf Dem Dahe ieiner Werfltatt.
Spdter intersifierte er 9apitaliltsn
aus benz Often fir feline @rfinoune.
rporauf Der Spren9ftuf in 9roBem
Wasitabe fabrisiert muroe.
Nu8lano.
Der @iener Correspondent oes
r8erliner Eaeeblatt" telegrapbiert,
oaB &6nig gomaro uno &aiier Erara
JDieph BON Deiterreih i'm Nueuit in
4arlsbao auiammentDmmen meroen.
Das .2eipSiaer 9aeeblatt" bat
oas Subildum ieine8 bunoertidbriaen
Beifeben8 begangen. Die nngelebene
3ettun9 bat nnldRlib oeS @reieniffeS
cine Seitnumrler terauS9eaeben.
- SIN &nnt0n 8enf bat Die Der
BOltsabitimrtuna unterbreitete Tra9e
Der Trennung BON Staat uno Rirbe
Elm benertensmertes groebnis ge=
babt. Der B0rlhlag uuroe NIT nidt
meniger nls nhtbunoert Stimnten
Webrbeit nnaenDmmen. 9n8 &eiuls
tat befunset 0eutlih ben 8efer- Der
Stimmung in, benahbarten sSranfs
reid.
= Die Boli5ei BON Marieiqe bat
ben Wrmeuler BaQhos Garta auf bic
Qntlaae, ben arrnenilben Briefter
Barbarian in 0em 0ort ermDroet gu
baben. uerhaftet. Die Stem 9orfer
BDliaei bate ibr elm gute8 Bib BON
Tarta, osifeu Spuren tie Bis nod
WiarieiQe Detfolgt bate. suaelanof.
uno bic J0lee mar bic 8erbaftung
oe8 WanneS.
Nus Berlin tuiro aemeloet:
Cine leniatiDneue Baibinat1ner Mel.
ouna Der 2oaouner .Worning BDft",
oeren tenoensi6ier gbaratter leibt in
Die Iuaen fdut. miro atntlih nieoris
ger aehangt. Nab iener Wlelouna
i0Qte Deutlhlanb Den Ser. Staten
Den &atb erteilt baben. nit &ifiiht
auf Die niapanifbe @efahr" cine
ftarfe Tlutte i'm Bacific gu baIten.
anitatt ore &rieasihiffe i'm Mtlanti,
ihen OSean 81 p~ersetteln. Offiaiel
miro Die Nahriht iblantueg fir cine
b6spiIiae Grfinouns ertldrt.
Sn 0ambura bat Der Wfatler
&apparo Selbitm0ro beaangen. Del
Bemeaaruno Der Eat lit in fiuan5iels
Zen Shmierieteiten gu iuhen, nit
melben Der ungliidlihe felt eernus
mer Heit 81 tdmpfen batte. Die
Runoe uuri benz SelbitmDro bat in
meiteften 8reiien arDseS Aufieben
gemabt. &apparo hatte Stb audi
auf politiibem Seloe bernorraaeno
betdtiat. Sr mar Der Subrer Der
nereinigten 2ibernlen uno @eeens
tanoiont Iuault Bebels in Der iiina'
item &eiGstaaspabl aemeien.
Die m6amburg.M merlta.2 inie'
bat Die 8niihenoedS 5 State ,nah
Seem gort UNI aehn Wtarf ermasigt.
Der ueberfabrtspreis ltellt iih ieBt
o,,e 40 Nn~.
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Snntntnfne

iine Observation-Disclosures, nibt Die
&rartbeit ielbt. 8enn alp 4. .. bel
96mDrrbDioen nit Wtelier 0ber &arboI
bic SlutaoertnDten entfernt ruerben, 10
limb nur bic Spmptome, nIdbt oas 9eieen
beieiti9t. I'm 9ebteres gu betpertteIt-
gen, beoarf es elmer NrBnei, tpie 9r.
Stlsbee's %beribmter Anatefis. tuelcbe i'm
@eitalt bon Stuhlbdpfhen am Sibe bes
Heioens einsefhbrt uiro. Us lbs ss fih
oteie 3apfhen auf, serteilen Hb unb mers
ben bDn ben ertrGuften @eneben nutges
laugt, pD ihlieBiib bic heiltrdftisen BE.
itanoteile Der 8dpfben ibre ieeensreibe
8trtuug entfalten. BrDben frei Der.
Ionot BON 2. Neustaedter & Co, Box
2416, New Fork.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-07-06
gpren itnp bic sNenfdaeu.

Die mplmeinenben 8fat tn ben @ino idbfa>
aen. 9eibeit Du an ihuerem Druid TIM
&0pf, an &idenibmer5en, Sdpinsel,
Serbtlopfen, 8~ertopfuue. Nebel nor ben
Nugen u. bergl.. 10 butte bid bpr ben
G~nndioIbern, bic SleiBneriibes n~eripre.
den. II I'M iib an Seiner unpereleid1e
liden 9eihtaldubtateit gu bereihern. gs
giebt uur einen @ea Hi fiherer Setlune:
@ebraucbe bic felt mebr als taulenb SAB
rem berlbmten ct. Bernard 8rauterpil.
len. gs iino Die heiltrdftigften Blan5en.
latte, tpelbe iib Dir tn bieien Biuen bar.
bteten rs Gents.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-07-06

Frau 8. 81. Njca. COL Bnomiaa
Nueuue, San Nnsonio, Teras, iagt:
Sd Faun In Den Borten oes bDhiten
Qobes bon Doan's Rierer : 8tlen
ipreGaen uub es lit Elm Beraniigen.
lie Gem Bublifum III empfehten. Sic
beitgen Beioe, melnen Wann uuo
meiae 9Obter. BON ihneren sFdlen
oDn Rierentrautbeit. 8eiee batten
uorber anoere Wittel oerfudt, aber
lie fauoen feline grleiGterung, bts Tie
lih 90an's Nieren' 8iIIen ueridaffs
ten uno iie Q%ebraudten. Diea mar
oDr mebreren 5abren unb leitoem
haben mir tie aue beftdnoig enc
pIuhlen,
Gum Berfauf bel alien 6dnofern.
Breis so Gents. Softer > Milburn
Co., Buffalo, Seem gort, aleini9e
Igenten fir Die Ser. Staten.
@rinnert sud- oes Namens -
DOan- utlo nehmt teine anoeren.
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Die reisenoe Trau

brauht nidt uDuenoet ihDn Su iein.
benn mande 5rau beiitt Die bemun'
oerte Giaenihaft nntGrlider Srtihe;
cine trantlthe onaeeen lit ME
anmuten6. electric Bitters aiebt Die
erpinihten @ieenihalten. 8arans
tiert u0n 90. DreiB uno R. g0bn &
90. so Gents.
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MN. j. STUCKE.

gaitmau 8ooats. Cameras unb
pbotDarapbi'de uteniilien.
amotur>G rbeit uirb iorefdItia fer.
tiaeeitellt.
400 OftsG Commerce gtraBe.
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0simAt!

Gin beutid.enaliiher 2ebrer fiir
cine fteine Sdnle in @unoaIDupe
guunip. finf Wteilen bon @eu'8 Braun.
fels. uuoerheirateter 1%Uraea0gen.
3dheres bel Oenrp 3ipp b, &uute
4, Nep Braunfels. EeraS.
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Sc q {.

{ m E.
aartufeln. 9epe 81 so II. s1.75 pei
gentner.
8rpiebeln, Reue 9eras Bermuda 81. 90.
EDmateu, 9eras rs Gents per 4 Rorb.
Crate. va
&arrotten. So gts. per Dnsenb Bnnbel
8ohi. So. so u. $2.75 per 100 Nfb.
BDbnen, Reue Eeras $l.50 per Btfh;
8uhuen, @abs, so Cts. per Rite.
8fefer. so Cts. per 8uih.
Sqnaib, "A Gulbel.R Rite 30 Cts.
Stra. 80 gt8. unb 81 90 Der II 1u.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-07-06

8out SIR cine eeiunoe Sober.
quite @ethnuurg. ftarte 9ieren. Dffeue
@tueemeioe boben? @ebmt Bridlp
Nib 8ttters.,er bat meoisin iihe
@iaenlhaEten uno fibrt ons pe.
maulhte Relnltat berbei.
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siomeitteraS wltnldt Guh

@enn S6r @uh iraeuour iieoet.
laIlen molt. tut ca entlana Der 4i'
ME Der
GAN 2lmtpmtp Il Mranias
YaB Sabn,
i'm @arteus Diitr,tt oes Staates. DE
lnnobelt uno allmn uniibertroffen
Biui9e 9dnoeretsn fur Den Farmer
Wtarftodrtner, Oblis uuo &iehsnhtet
0eaen ginSeIheiteu rueuoet @ud an
Geo. s. Hupton. y. q, ~.
San NutuntD. 9eraS.
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@eia lit Die Supeno oes Glters.
@s lheiut, oaB Der gbraeia
INNER erft bort beaiunt, ruo er enoen
m0lte.
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Shmeine s5.75abis S.. .l7%
S ante {.
3 q u "a 70 0 lte.

gan Mntomtr, 1ex., 8. SuiI.
OroinarB Zip Gents; @DDb Grbincru
9 Gents; 2ptu Ribbiine 1917 Cts,
Wi66ling LIZ Gents; @DDb Niib6iinp
l2.% Cts; Miobline 6air 1917 Cts.
@alpsftDr. Seq. 3. Snli.-Orbinars
YDw MibbIine l1.I gts.; Mi6bIina
12.T gts.; g0D6 Wtobiina 1917 gts.
Ribnline Snir Ia d Gents.
Retu GrleanS, 4n., 3. Suli.
@oDb Orbinarb 10 BIG cts: Com Mibb.
ling l1.7Il6 gts.; MibbIins l2.X cts;
@oob Wti0oIing l3.Z Cts: NibbIiug
Hair AK Gents.
8alrmDsliameu mo befenY roontte.
Brimo BaummouiaHen . MebI. per
EDnne $25.
BaumtuDHlamen Del, rob, As eta.
Prinaa Baumpoaiamen . Ruhen, DER
Eonne $23.50.
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Reine N"abrnnasn1tttel.

Na6 benz @eiebe IoQ iebt rein
Gin ieoes Nabrungsmittef lein,
Die Serren bon Der 5anitdt,
Sic a9ten jebt b'rauf friib unb ipdt.
Mean itellt 0feum Marsarin
Son iebt ni6t mebr als Butter" bin.
un6 jeoer Combination
@ir beiaefagt 8 &eceptden idOn.
@er @aiier in bic Mil9 leBt tut,
SIT ftrafbar, b'rum ieib aui Der SUIT.
Mtan frat audi 8anti9erei nit 8ein,
Sur io0t Die Straf' bort b66er Iein.
8eionberS l6arf miro aufsepaBt,
8enn etfpas ,faules" miro sefaBt,
Nn 6leii6, @emiiien ooer Sru9t,
@oruber mander gambler flu9t.
@s l6ibt, 70 1T etnmal bic Welt.
Sen Sleil9trult nidt iein bieles @elb,
@irp Do mas 5aules ausseipirt,
90 mirb es aud slei6 conoemntrt,
Scum fir bas sroBe 8ublifum
SIT biele @a9e gar ni9t bumm,
sic miro, oas iiebt ia Sober elm,
Bon pieler &rnnfbeit urls befrei'n.
gri9inen, @uritsift unb berslei9en
9ie miiHen Dem @eiebe mei9en,
11no zines freut mid auh gar lebr,
9 9iebt feline ofaulen Slide mebr.
8o9 melB i'd cling, bas INNER rein
@eweIen unb ltets miro 10 iein.
Sas lit, tper mioeritreitet's mir,
9as alte CUTE Zone Gtar 8ter.
Sort lit fein Salld, bort 1T fein 9rug,
User Gone gtar trintt, Der banbelt flus,
Gus reinem 9opfen, eutem Mal5
8irb es se6raut, Drum @ott erbalts!"
Drum fiiIt mein @las init Lone Star Bier,
Sd brinse tinen Goait aus bier,
DaB alies in Der @elt 10 rsin,
8ie bieles Zone Gtar mDge lein!
Cine Depsihe aus Wien mel.
bet: Sn benz aewerbfleiBiaeu Warft-
aeGer Neuntirhen in GieoerDiter.
reid mntet cine gemaitiae Beuerss
brunit. 0ah ben ueueften Wieloun.
gen iino Die Stride oes Ortes, auei
@anbduier nno sablreihe annere
@ebduoe bereitS in Glammen aufs
geaanaen. grpb Der beloenmitiaen
Wnitreneuneen Der Seuermehr. bic
audi oUn ausmdrts prompt 8erit6r'
tunaen erhotten bat. 1T es ben 9DiG'
mannihaften bieher nidt mD1lih
qeueien, Der Nnabreituna oes ae'
frdBigen Clements @inbalt su thun.
SIN aueenblif lheint Die aanae
Srtidaft uom 1ntergang baorubt,
sumat bic berribeuoe Winoridtung
Der Iusbehnuna oes Tlammenmeers
f0r6erllh lit.
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san Nntonio. 8. SuIi
Sieb > Wtarft.

San Mntpnio, 3. Sufi 1907.
Odbien $3.50 bis $3.50 per 100 Bfh.
Rlhe $l.75 Bis $2.75.
Runen un0 rStags4, $l.76 Bis $500.
Sdhrlinge 1926 bis $2.75
R6l6er $3.50 Bis $500.
Gmafe $3.50 bis $3.50.
8iegen 1925 Bis $3.50.
5hmeine $4.5 Bis $500
ct. 2OMiS, 8. Suli. = Rin butch.
Rntiues $3.50 Bis $3.50. Teras . Bieb
$3.50 Bis $685..
shmeine So. 75ibis S.. l7H
6onie. per BIB ............9-lOZ, Ste.
SaIg .........
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'sind's 5@eHrc onuoua . @,aurre
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&0ie. fie s6aerte cine @etle, iie an,
aunebulen uno fraate: rH9it WaQbe.
burg. Sire?" Wprauf 3apbteun Die
brutalen WDrte duBerte: .0eroefieu
Sic uiht, Maoame, oaB i'd es bin,
Der oarbietet uno oaB Cure Waielt6i
Hur ansunebmen baben.@ Der Nor,
fad miro oft erSdblt uno &Gdert bal
lin audi p0etiih uerberrliht:
ga itanb Der Nonn non giten,
De8 Sheins Der Nnmut baor,
SIR ieib, fpraB er, 5n preiIen
@is ibbne R6ni9in 5fuar
D0b. ih6ner R6nieinnen
ginbunoert finb gu leidht,
Wenn man Sic nit ben 8if1nen
Bon Wagbebura neraleiht."
Jn Birtllbteit bat Der gorfau
mobl niht itatt0efunoen. gr miro
unS uon Niemnnoem auteniiif Der.
biirgt uno es lift aud nidt onsuneb.
men, oaB Rapofeon in Der einen
ODER Der anoeren mitaeteiften @eile
aeantm0rtet hahen iDlte.
Dns Opfer, oa8 4ouife nit oieler
@eiie nah Eillit ibrem @atten
bradte, bate teinen 8med; bret Taee
nah ibrer erften 3uiamnentunft nit
NapOleOn wuroe bee 5rieoen suiIhen
Sranfreih uuo BreuBen obaelhloIs
fen. Gin barter Srieoen! Breusen
Uerlor ale feline Beiibunaen limits
BON Der @lbe. einihlieBlih Wagoes
bura's, oaau feline eft tirsliH er,
nDrbenen pulniiden 4dnoer, auBer
Wefts BreuBen. oann Beib, gottbus
uno Die Seftune Dansia, muste
Ihnere Rontrlbutionen be5ablen uno
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-02-19

three names are, think, the only instances
In Scotland where the Icelandic biol. so
common in Scottish place-names, has been
abbreviated to DO. Both of these places
also appear in the same early thirteenth
century record as Skibo. Skelbo there APP
pears as "Scelleboll." In 1890, in the ac-
count of the expenses of two English agents
travelling to Orkney, 1t is written "Schel-
botel:" in 1856. in a will written in broad
Scots. it is ''Skelbow." and in 1929 1t oc-
ours as "Skailbo." This name is also Ice
landic. and means SHELL farm" from Ice
landic skel shell. The local Gaelic pro-
nunciation is "Skerrabol." which is merely
an attempt to dssimilate the too many Is.
Embo. In the early bishopric record already
referred to, appears as "Ethenboll;" and in
1910 the spelling is EyndboN While the
the latter part of the name Is undoubtedly the
Icelandic Dol, the meaning of the first half
is not clear. 1t can hardly mean "Eyvind's
Farm as has been suggested by some
scholars. the old Icelandic Of which would
have been Eyvindarbol
These notes clearly show that the common
Scots pronunciation OF Mr.. Carnegies Scot
fish residence as ''Skibo" with long i-ee)
and the American ''Sky boz are both erro-
neous. and that the name should correctly
be pronounced ''Skeeboll," as it Is by
Gaelic-speaking residents of the district
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-02-19
From Harpef's Weekly.


The late Joseph Jefferson took delight in
telling a story Of business in the earlier
days Of the Walnut Street Theater. Phiia-
delphia. Camille was being played and
all was going with intensity Then came
scene between Camille and Armand, In the
course NJ which q servant was to enter
with lights. .In those days. said Mr..
Iefferson. s.sea island cotton was stage ice
cream just as molasses and water were
stage wine, sherry or port, according TO
the proportion Of m0lasses. Armand and
Camille were seated at the table. where
they had been enjoying such viands as
these and their dialogue was making the
very best of an impression ON the crowded
house. Then In came that maid servant
NTH the wabbliest sort OF q candelabrum
The scene was 30 engrossing that she was
scarcely noticed. but when she set down
her burden between the lovers and one OF
the candles toppied out and put the ice
cream in q blaze-wen, the strain was
broken. The entire audience burst Into
laughter and the curtain had to be runs
down" s.. go
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NJ for ''Surprise
VII ~ Values" worth
" 9o up to Csc.

Women's 19c long white Lawn Aprons.
<women's l5c Muslin Corset Covers, low and high
ChIdrens 15c. Muslin Drawers, sizes up to 10
121sc.. heavy Unbleached Canton Flannel.
All 15c. Shoe Polishes. black white and tan.
15c Lambswooi and Hair Insoles
15c. Anti septic Corn Files
Womens regular 12kc. an-nen Handkerchiefs:
Mems 12Ac. all-linen hemstitched Handkerchiefs.
Mercerized fast black Percalines, SO inches wide
1sc. Baby Irish and Batiste Medallions, in
Plain colored Lawns. in all street and evening
shad en reg W l Yar nan sheer crisp quality
Yard-wide Steam shrunk white Cannon Cloth with
Irish linen finish. regular price, !5c. yard
. Chiffon Neck Ruchng in all colors. regularly
New shirtwaist Bandings regularly 1sc.
Wo me spring Neckwear, in several Styles
Swiss Embroidery Bandings, worth 15c. and 1oc.
Womens and children's wool Mftts in all sizes.
worth 19e and 1sc pair pair: c,ua. - 81, ooor
iac. Brai led Bureau scarfs white and co1ors.
15c Mon cloth Tray Covers
lloyd bolts Of No all-silk Satin eros Grain
3 and s. feet 81 wire
Clothes-ine, worth 15c
Grante-iron Seamless Dippers, regularly 15c
Grane-iron Covered Buckets s-pt SIZE W. worth 1'c
/ Large-size Grante-iron Wash Basins regularly
4 15c. Nickel-plated Serving Trays.
19c Nickel-p plated Crumb Tray and Scraper.
II 15c. Nicke-plated Cuspidors
II 15c and 19c. Freproof white lined Cooking Ware.
II 1Sc Carlsbad China Cream Jugs.
II 15c Prescott Gas Globes, and in. bottoms.
1Sc Carlsbad China Shaving Mugs.
II Bissell Miniature Carpet Sweepers very useful
H about the house.
II 15c. Nick e-plated Bread Trays
ii 15c Colo Glass Flower Vases.
i 121sc Ba -nsley Crash Toweing, all pure linen
II 15c. German Damask Tray or Carving Cloths.
n - Yard-wide Cretonnes, regularly 15c. yard.
II Framed Pictures, complete with mat and glass,
New ' spring Dress Ginghams in plain and fancy
/ colors. regularly 12zc. yard.
II 42x36 Bl ached Pillow Cases. regularly 1910.
Yard-wide soft finish Cambria, regularly 121sc. yard.
5-quarer white Table Oilcoth regularly 21c. yard.
IL boxes of Mating Staples, regular price, boxes
i for Sc
/ Regular 12zc. and 15c Wool Rug Fringe.
i Ice. yard.
II Mems silk Embroidered Half Hose, regularly 15c.
Mems Atwood Cashmere Half Hose, regularly Zoe.
l pair.
Mems Suspenders made from the short ends of
| weddings used in regular 25c. Suspenders.
Boys Fancy cloth Golf Caps, regularly &c.,
All-silk Taffeta Ribbons, 3 inches wide, in white
and all colors-regular 12Ac. value.
Powder Books, containing leaves of face powder
regularly 15c. -
Med Aseptc Cold Cream and Skin Food, 1-oz jar
Soap.
25c.
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Intolerable.


From Harpef's Weekly.
As every one knows. the great Won Molt-
Ike never wasted words and despised any
thing that approached garrulity in others.
German army officers are fond OF telling
an anecdote illustrative Of this popularity:
: Won Moltke was leaving Berlin on rail-
way Journey. Just before the train pulled
out Of the station a captain OF hussars en-
tered the generals compartment and, rec
ognising him, saluted with 'Guten naorgen.
excellenx!'s
Two hours later the train slowed up at
way station. The captain rose. saiuted. and
With another "Guten mofgen, exceiienz!'
left the train.
TurnInK to -one Of his companions. Won
Moltke said, with an expression OF the
greatest disgust. "lntoierabiG gas nag!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-02-19
TORNADO AND CYCLONE.
One Rare, the Other a Universal
Storm Much Abused

From st. Nicholas.
The ordinary land cyclone is usually quite
harmless, and it is only by a mistaken use
of the term that it has become associated
with those terrifying storms peculiar to our
country known as tornadoes. Cyclones have
bad reputation because they are conf
monty associated with other more harmful
storms. Instead of being dangerous and
destructive. they are the chief source OF
rain in spring and autumn, and supply the
snow which adds so much to the pleasure
of our northern winter. They cover a. large
extent of territory at one time, and on All
average follow one another across tho
country from west to east at intervals OF
about three days.
A tornado often does great damage. II fs
known by its funnel-shaped cloud, which
bounds and bounces along. now high in the
air and again touching the ground. Where
it skins along the ground the havoc Is
greatest. Here the mightiest structures OF
man are crushed in an instant before the
avalanches OF wind let loose from every
direction. The air seems to have an ex-
plosive force. buildings falling outward in
stead OF inward. as one might think. In
such a storm no place is safe, but the
southwest corner of cellar affords the
best protection obtainable. If in the open,
lie nat on the ground. During tornado.
which lasts but a few minutes, the sky is
covered by clouds of inky blackness, which
hue The surface winds rush spirally up
ward into the funnel-shaped cloud. carrying
with them many articles. which are after
ward dropped some distance beyond The
danger zone is confined to a path less than
half mile in width and one hundred miles
in length. These storms occur only Oh
land.
The true hurricane il ocean-born. On
the high seas of the tropics 1t marshals It's
forces OF wind and wave. before which the
stoutest ship is helpless and the fairest
Islands are laid waste. Even the sturdy
mainland trembles under its awful castiga-
ton. These ocean storms last much longer
than tornadoes. cover more territory and
cause more damage. The hurricane which
overwhelmed Galveston destroyed several
thousands lives and millions of dollars
worth Of property. The West indian
Islands are frequently scourged By these
awful visitations, and our own Atlantic
coast sometimes feels the lash OF these
dreadful storms.
But the hurricane and tornado are rare.
The former seldom extends far inland and
usually occurs In the late summer or fell
Tornadoes are products Of the south and
west and are mostly confined 10 the spI.-s
and early summer months. The cyclone Is
a universal storm which travels over land
and sea- IN season and out of season. In
spring or in fall. In summer or In winter.
1t Is an old friend. but one much abused.
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Pittsburg Morals.
From the Pittsburg Leader.

tue FittsoufS iNaueT
We are still being advertised by OcI
loving friends" Chicago man might go
home and choke his wife to force her to tell
what she did with the SO he gave her the
week before last, or a st. Louis man might
get drunk at ball and be carried out into
the back yard to be sobered up in the cool
might air. and we would never hear OF Il.
But let q Pittsburg man get the lighted
end Of stogie into his mouth after pm.
and the next day New York newspapers
will have a spasm over our shocking man.
ners and our shameless immortality. Pic
lures of both the Millionaire and the lady
In the case win be printed in the supple
ment, together with a general review; also
illustrated. of happenings that go to prove
the decadence and degeneracy OF Pittsnurg
society since It was merged and capitalized
by ]. p Morgan and acquired the habit OF
aping New Workers..
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for the same purpose of securing evidence
Of any assaults by Stanford White and OBJ
tanning redress for the victims.
Mr. Delmas next offered the entire will
of Harry X. Thaw, and there was no OBJ
lection by District Attorney Jerome The
instrument was read in full by Mr.. Delmas,
but the recipients Of ordinary bequests
were not mentioned by name by the at
torney, who inserted the word "biank IN
place of the legatee.
Thaw's Wealth to His Wife.
After disposing of various personal effects
and trinkets, the will in its fifth section
leaves to Mrs. Evelyn Thaw 5000 in lieu
$4,000 for her. 1t also provides an an
nuity of $500 for Howard Nesbit.
The will leaves various sums to servants
and friends, and the residue goes to a trust
fund. from the income Of which shall be
paid his wife $4,000 year. Should she
remarry, however, this income Is 10 De re-
duced to $4,000 year.
During the reading of the codicil Thaw
sat with his head buried in his hands and
did not look up. but when the reading OF
the will began ne again raised his head
and listened intently.
At the conclusion of the reading Of the
viii there was delay. due to sending to
the office Of one Of the attorneys for a
document, and finally 1t was decided, at
400 pm, to adjourn until today. The docu.
ment. IT was said, had been given to one OF
the experts to read, and he had not re-
turned to court It was desired to ask DR..
swans some questions concerning the paper.
District Attorney Jerome consented to tne
early adjournment, but he said he hoped In
the future the documents couio DC \"
pounded," to avoid further delay. Z
4 Join in the learned district attorney
hope" said Mr.. Deimas.
Justice Fitzgerald suggested that some
ord sef them down and read the document
to them. . -,
journed.
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Albert III. Stanley. general manager or
the street railway department OF the pub
lie service corporation OF New Jersey, has
resigned to take similar place with the
London Underground United Railways