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glowing sparks the tops of the overhanging
Arrival of the Brigade
lust then the dogs began to blow and then to
= growl, strange Indian strobe out OF the gath
ering gloom into the brilliant glare of the fire.
"Il'atckc! aiat-che?" (what cheer, what cheer)
sang out halfbreed.
The stranger replied in Cree and the two began
a lively conversation The Indian the track
beater of fur brigade that approaching. All
were keenly interested. The cracking of whips
and the bowling of dogs heard and little later
the tinkling of bells. Then came train of long
legged handsomely harnessed dogs hauling highly
decorated carryal behind which trotted pctur-
esque halfbreed dog driver. When the train had
who proved to be the district chief factor of the
Hudson Bay Company, clambered out from beneath
pile of robes, cheerfully returned my greeting, and
accepted with dignified courtesy seat upon my
until in a little while the woods seemed full of
laughing. talking and swapping, snarling dogs.
Some sixteen men were soon crowding round the
fire. and fifty dogs and dozen sleds
blocking the spaces between the trees.
Some of the men moved off with axes in their
hands, and the sound of choppng began to echo
through the woods. On every side big dry trees
came crashing down. The roaring of the fires drove
the building of stages which to place the valuable
fur laden sleds of reach of the destructive dogs:
the gathering of evergreen brush; the unhtching of
dogs and the hanging up of their harness in the
surrounding trees; the unloading of sleds; the
placing of frozen whtesh to thaw for the dogs the
baking of bannocks, the frying of pork, and the in
fusing of tea. Then in silence the men ate raven
ously. while the dogs watched them When pipes
had been filled and lighted. each driver took his
allotment of fish, called his dogs aside and gave each
of them a couple. Some of the brutes boted their
of Others but few blows from the drivers loaded
lashes-lead being woven in the center to give
weight-droVe them back.
When the dogs had devoured their days rations,-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-12-15
By ARTHUR HEMING

over it not half an hour be-
fore. But when Our route
turned from it we entered a
forest of heavy timber where
a new track had to be beaten
for the dogs to follow.
Here and there through
the interlocked branches of
the snow mantled evergreens.
whose spreading arms rooted
the forests silent aisles, long
shafts of gladdening sunlight
shone obliquely down upon
the somber gray carpet of
the woods, and marked it
with ever varying splashes
of dazzling white, which cast
soft reflections far among
the boles and lighted up the
shadowy lanes where hares
were still at play. Overhead,
huge fluffy wreaths and long
soft festoons were draped in
graceful array: while on the
tops of tiny, slender spruce
trees, or upon rotten stumps,
or even upon the fungous
brackets that chung to life
less trunks, rested big bosses
of snow. sometimes two or
three feet in diameter and
four in height, that looked
as if at any moment their
fragile supports might break
away. Yet. with the help of
the suns dancing rays, these
strange forms fashioned in
such fanciful shapes gave
the winter wilderness an
aspect of neutrality-suspicious.
recalling childhood's dreams
of fairyland.
But in a moment the
sunshine vanished, and the
trees began to whisper of
the coming wind, to shake
their shaggy heads in dis
content, and to sway their
shoulders STOPPING beneath
their heavy NANTES of gray;
until the enchanted wood
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-12-15
Drawings by the Author

'fEZ. 0ope1, ie paequet!" shouted
Delaronde as he foundered into
the trading room without thought
of closing the door. though the
drifting snow scurried in after him,
and called to the others to come
and see Instantly trade was
stopped. The factor, the clerk, and
the Indians rushed to the doorway
to obtain glimpse of the long
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-12-15

became once more only a forest IN snow Storm.
Now instead of sunlight showing the way, the gloom
of night shrouded course. Soon men and dogs
alike were coated with snow, while not sound was
heard except the defiant roaring of the pines
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-02-02
Nn Oas Ynblttum

Die nSreie Hreiie fir Geras". miro
an iiber $50 Huftoffieen perianbt, unb
bat eiue grDRe 8erbreitung in Der
9eabbar= &epublit Weritp, i'm Snbias
tter=9erritDriun uno Oflahoma.
Sbr @irfulationsz9ebiet in 9eras
eritredt ii6 oDn @alneitun bis binauf
nab DentiOn, BPM duBeriten Often
bis ttab gl A5alo i'm fernen 8eiten;
es iblieBt ielbftperitdnolib nit be.
ionhers 5ablreiben 2eiern oas oi9ts
beiieoelte Wittels Ieras ano ben 5ao'
tpeiten elm. Nuh in MeritD bat fie
cine QroRe 8erbreituno.
2tSei NeiSemse itno beIt6noia,
iabrein, iabraus i'm SntereIIe oes
Blattes unterueQs uno fiibren oems
ielben i'm gerein nit uuieren riibri.
gen 2Dtal aaenten Fertudbreno
reue Seller sn.
Sn anbetrabt oleier Ebatiaben 1T
bic ~Jreie Brene", mD es itb barum
banoelt. bic oeuti@e 8en6lterung at
srreiben. oas bette 9lnSeiae 8ses
otum ils Gtaate 9ernS.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

The weekly issue of the FRE1E
PREssE FUER TEXAS has DO.
sitively the largest circulation
of all German papers published
in the State of Texas. It is
mailed to $50 post-ofices, and
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Mexico in the Indian Territory,
and in Oklahoma.
1t circulates from Galveston
to Denison, from Marshall to Ri
Paso and of course mainly in
the thickly populated central
and southwestern parts of the
state. as also in Mexico.
Two tlavellng men and our
very active local agents are con:
tinuously adding new sub
scribers to the lists.
In consideration of these facts
the FREE PREssE FUER TEXAS
claims to be the best adver-
tising medium In the State OF
Texas. when it is the object to
reach the German reading po-
ulatlon.
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Tiir $500 natb 0elltI1lano.

Deuticb atHeritanii@e 8eitunaen
tuerbeu i'm alten 8aterlon6 init aru.
Bent Jntereffe geleien, neil lie fih
frei ausipre6en uno baufig pDn orl.
ben mebr Neuigteiten un6 Nahrih.
ten bringen, als Die beutihen Rel.
tungen felbft. Die r5reie Brefie fir
Teras4 1T briiben iiberaQ, tuubin fie
aeianot wir0, elm iebr germ eeiebener
Gaft uno fam iib riibmen, Nner.
tennune unb Blroigung su finoen,
tuie aus sablreiden BrieFen an uns,
fOtpie on 0iejenigen, nel9e oas Blati
on ibre 8erwaubten ibiden, beruur.
9ebt. Ber baber leinen Wermanbten
uno 6reunoen cine Jreuoe ermeiIen.
ibnen Elm milltommenes @eIhenf
MAIDEN mill, Der beiteIe fir iie bic
~5reie Breiie fiir Teras-. Das Sn.
tereiIe fiir Eeras, uie iiberbaupt fir
ben Staat uno Die @egeno, mo- Die
8ertuanoten uDbnen, 1T in DeutiG.
lamb iebr lebbaft unb es iit unu1ba.
lib. in BriOatbriefen cine 10 qriin6.
libe Guftldrung uno 8eibreibuna
oes fremoen 2an6eS 5u geben, mie
oies Die nTreie Yrefe" aau5bent.
lih tbut. SIR ben geringen 8reie
BON So nerlenoen mir portDfrei un5er
rei6baltiges 8obenblatt arf elm Sahr
an irneno cine Noreiie i'm Nuslanbe.
Die sreie preiie fiir Geras pmbl.
&rmiD@uia.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-02-02
Q0as Die Nierem leiiten
Sbre ttnablaff9e 9trbeit bait nns
tart ntt0 geSttno.

GlIes glut IN, aDrper aeht ourh
bic gtieren elnmal ale orei Winuten.
Die Nieren filtrieren oas Blut. Sic
arheiten Gag uno Otatht. 0enH iie
8eiuno iin0, 10 entfernen lie tdQll@
etua 500 3Drn@en unrei1en StDffes,
menn iie unaeluno Iinb, bleibt etmas
BON oieien unreinen Gtuffen I'M
9lut. 9aourb entitehen oiele 2rant.
beiteu -Shmeraea i'm 8iiden, RDpf.
meb, NernDlitdt. belize. trodene
0aut, &beumatialnus, @idt, Hie'
renitein, Sbmdhe i'm Seben uno
6Dren, Sdminoelanfdue. unregel.
mdBige 6eratdtigteit. augemetne
Sbmdbe, Shldfriateit, Bafieriubt.
9tieoeriblaa i'm urin &c. 8enn Shr
aber ole Jiltriermaidine in Dronuno
baltet. 10 meroet Sbr teine l1nreael.
MaBiateiten uno Beihmeroen oers
lpiiren.
Ibe9o0r Blumber9, Elm ettua abt
Weilen liolidh BON yeeu Brounfels
Uobneuoer 5armer fa1t: .Meiue Nie.
rem qu6lten mid cine lanae Belt mnb
hauftg mar ib meaen Der 5bmer5en,
Die ib i'm &lden batte uno bic bis
81 ben 6iiften binunterainaen, un.
faEig su arbeiten. Bel elmer 8ele.
aenbeit muBte idb mebrere 9aae lang
0aa Bett bitten uno mar niht i'm
Stanoe. MIDI 5lt betueeen. Die Nie.
rem Guslheioungen tparen unregel.
mdBie, bod aefdrbt unb ppn bren.
nenoem Shmers bealeitet. 0aboem
ih geleien bate. oaB Dnan's Nierent
Bilien sSdQe, dbnlid bern rneiniaen,
gebeilt batten, faufte i1 cine Sbah.
tel uno be9ann iie 5u gebraucben. Bolo
fano ich, 0as iib melt, Buftano pers
beiierte uno nah uno nab perlbmou.
ben bic Sbmersen uno 2eiben. Die
Jtielen funaierten ruieoer, tuuroen
normal uno id) muroe ppnitdnoie
gebeitt."
8ir baben nod piel mebr folder
Beueiie BON 8emDhnern Der Staot
San IntDniu. Gprebt 6ei Der
Berar Drug gompanb pnr uno fraat,
mas ibre &unoen beriebten.
Bum Bertauf bel allen 6dnblern.
Breis 50 Gents. Softer Milburn
Co., Buffalo. SEEM gort, aaeiniae
Ngenten fir Die gereinieten Gtaaten.
@rinnert gud oes 9eamens DDon
uno nehmt teine anoeren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-02-02

Die erffe @tlsnp n
IN 0iarotfo, Die IL Meilen Ianse,
f4malfpurige 6ilF5eiienba1n Der bsutz
f6en SafenbaugefeGfdaft, tpel9e BON
Sanger naG] einenl @5teiRbru9 fiibrt,
pnros jiingft III 9etrieb genommen.
Ger soiTet bon gbtno
bat einen 9ausGdLi, !sosu 500 gerip-
nen 9eb0ren, b4ran!er 30 3rGeer bon
StadtsIpnnenf f9irmen, ebeniobiele "a.
9ertrdger, 80 4er5te uno g6irurgen.
rs Sternoeutsr, 76 40de uno so
Prieiter.
Cine 3ettung. Sic bon
Rnaben berdusgegeben miro, III Der
~Nprtb Wupne Star4 in Mains. Die
Seften oes 8luttes iino nur 4s Bel 6
3ou groB, aber oa es oersn Il iinb uno
ibr Snbalt iiberbies re9t tnierefant
uub .up to bate" TT, fsblt es ibm ni4t
an Qefsru.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-02-02

prtmtffben NrmIeltatett IeDte. gr rpGl
natitrlt@ ni@t nerbeiratbet unb lebte
ais Jungse{slle In etner biirftigen
Miethtpobnnng. @r bate odrin du9
cine neine 9ratpfdnne uno etne Spirit
tuslampe, unb ipenn bteie beiben @es
genjtGnhe bdtten reben f0nnen, 70 mir
oen iie bon btelen triiben unb traurisen
Snssn eraxbH babtn, an benen Der Dorz
nebme 4srr Gabdliere gdnalid duf benz
Trndtnen fdS, nm nit tnurrenoem
Mngen ft9 esmiee Gier gu iieben, ooer
abel ausIe1enhg Uletf9abfdle. Die er
Derfp1lsn awf her @traBe ftir eirise
ipestsee @olM getauft. gu braten. Iber
8ratpfdnns asab @pirttuslampe iparen
nerl4mssgene Ursunbe bes Gabalttre.
gab 10 Mkb er tn Der Dsffentlt9teit
thinner ber fetne, bornebms ManR.
S@oa Oft bate MlfpiN IN jeiner
@itelhit ietn Mbenbbrot eeopfert, I'M
etise maze Rrdnotte, et1 paar neue 6dnbs
f9ube ooer frif9es parftim su faufen.
CT bate narsn gedt, benn bas mar
fetn 4anbmertsseag. bds berfhaffte
tim Refpe{s i,nter ben Genten unb Gin>
IT'LL in ben Gtrtolo Gapttoiino.
Dieies lebtere mar fem eisenslt6es
4rbettsgeT0. unb fGft tein Mbeno bers
sins. tDo Qlfofit nit9t TN Gtnsanss5im,
n,er bes slegnnten RlubIDtals auf bsnl
Gopbd iab ,snh, behaslt1 ipie Elm MiIs
lionar. eine Gssdrttte ober eine Wirste
MIA oher gar cine Wttngbeth rau1ie.
Der Gssrnlo Gapstoltnp lpar ndmli@
etm RIub. IN BEN bic iansen unb rei4en
9ette Der Gtaht an rndn@tn Mben6en
elm netnss @ptsI9en nlamten, tpobei es
betanntlf@ mnn9ntol boriomms, oab
NAm nhsr esenem unperfehens bas @eIb
dxs9Nt. Damn !ro: Der DefreffenDs
Serr @raf. ober Der 9err Gommenbas
tore ober Genotore In bas Gmpfangss
atmn,er berdus, unb es entfpdnn I'D,
5lDtf4en tbm unb GIfofit etpd foIgen-
bes Getprd4:
.GonoIseres-
YGb. GyeeleRa! ante ee5fs9 au,
berorbeatlt9 erfreut, @ie ipobl unb
uutnttr au febeu. Ronn tn Sbnen ses
fduis fem in irssnb elmer Metie9 pe4
sebabt. iptea Gie iptfen, G1eerlena, i'd
BIN berf@mieeen tpie bas Grab. Sic
Mrfen MIR nertrdlen."
80 brau1e raf9 etn paar bunoert
(coer - ie na9bem - etn poar taus
fenb) 2sre. Gabaliere,1
sd BIN untrDfItG. GrtelIen3, nt@t
Gf ber gtsle aus eisnsn weitfelu su
1brsr Derfisung iein so tSunen, aber
iDenn Gte bic @umme unb ss1reu Tsas
men au5 cine WsftteHsprts f9reiben, 70
erbtste Id mid. fe BET s19rem 8ontier
(ober - l. na1bem - Bel sss6rsr Ruts
ter, Sbrsm Dusel, Sbrem 6auspertpol<
ter o6er bel ben, ober ienem MuGerer)
gu rerf4offen Sn oente, Gk teuuen
rIefne Dtstretion in 6iefer Be5iebung,
GrceIenS.@
6ierauf f1rieb bdnn oer 8etreffenbe
setpSbnlt9 etntse 3eiIsn auf eint Btiis
tentarte, uno Qllfoffi lief um6er, um
fur ben bornebmen Germ bas @elo in
Der Gtaot sufammen5ubolen Gum
Senter, Seoermann in Der Mslt bat Elm
9eiperbe, nno oas ipar bas @etperbe
oes GaDalitre Giufeppe GIfofF. Bel
bieIen Manipulationen fiel - als
Srtntselb = Elm sr5Beres ober tIeines
rss Santbiliet fir i'm ab, pobon er
Damn pieoer einist Sase berriih unb
| In sereunen lehfe
(TDrtIebuuo fpIot.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-02-02

Oi.e 9ultipiruag D D n
8 II m NJ / bil0et jebt in Den S9ulen
MeftafriEas eiilen llnterri9tsge9snz
ftano. Sysbes 9orf in Meitafrita 1T
berpfli6tet, cine dstpifie MnooDl Gtaer
nit @unmibdumen 5u bepFlan3en. eSSm
&ongoftaate aQein iino 12,500,000
@ummibdume angepflan5t tporDen.
Our9 Ell 8terfab ges
tDbtet. Der 36jabrige S9antipirt6
gftnsa in Berlin tpollte elm 8ierfdB
auf Die 69ultern beben, als er ausz
elitt uno NIT 6em &opfe auf eine BRET
itufiss 9reppe i9lus. Sas SOB fiel
auf ibn. 5erf4metterte ibm oas @eii(bt
uno rolIte bann iiber feline 8ruit 5ur
gr6e. &insa tpar fait auf Der Steue
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-02-02
Gonla( SPRINGS yfarlerp.

9ieie. cine Der ar5sten 8aumlbu,
len, bietet audi oiefes Snhr tuieber
elnen aroBen Gorrat an ObIts uno
Sdattenbdumen, 8eeren.Oblt, Ste.
ben nller Writ. Stolen, 8luuen. &npl.
len. Sdmereien uno Balmen. gBir
haben feline reiienoen Naenten, ton.
men oaber quite 8are bilIieer uertau.
fen nls anoere. 5hreibt nm un1e.
rem grUBen, eleganten &atalDo, er
tofet nHr Sc BortD.
Nbrefie: Otto 2Dde,
Stem Braunfels. 9eras
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-02-02

Die 3opf3abt bes oeut.
| den WS rtneper onaI
iiberf6reitet i'm 0pranIdlag oes beut=
f6en Gei4s zMarineamtes gum erIfen
Male Die 3iffer 10000. geionbers
pirb Der 8eitano Der MinentruppeR
permebrt iperoen. etne 6oIse Der Grs
f1brungen, tDel9e ipdbrsnb Der Dauer
oss raffHdeiapanif@sn 3rieses geIdm>
msH mor6en iinh.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-02-02
10. & a pittL

10. R piteI.
~iir Biele mar bic Griitens bes
yY GabaIiere Giufeppe Mlfoffi
@ cine buutle, Defenders fir bic,
iDel9e tpuBten, odb er fein
Nerm6sen befdB. WObon lsbte Der
Mann fahrdus, iabreine Mppon be-
fritt ct feinen Mufponb2 Or sing tins
mer ta6elIos getieibet. bornebm born
gS9ettel bts sur Soble. un6 pertebrt'
4dufig tn ben eIeganteren Reftaurants
lSos toitete bod I'M 2aufe 0es Sabres
Gelo, ipeHn er AUDI ionit, tpie pisls iei,
ner 2eioensgtfdbrten, ote aud ben gro,
BEN 9errr In Der Oeffentli9teit ipiel.
ten, obue oie entlpre9enben Ulittel al
betben, gu 9aufe in elmer triibIelissr
Niirftinfeit uno aeraoeau erftdunItG
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-02-02
glrrlimatiiirte Obit= Bdunlrl

Sd) babe einen arDBen Burrot BON
bier in 9eraS aeaogenen 8dunen,
8ieritrdu@ern. &Dfen u. (. no., audi
Ssatinen uno anberen TDpf. un6
8lunen Bflansen. Weine BreiIe
iino red1t. 8ufrieoenbeit lit aarans
tirt. Gin SnipettDr' s'@ertifitat nit
ieoer Beitellung. SGreibt iOFurt an
mid UNI Gataloa. Nbreiie::
u. 10. Gtetntrin9, Nurierpnan,
Retp 8rauniels. 9erus.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-02-02
(HUrtfebuaa fplot. J
Sine iuertpuIIe Sefttpn

8or iechs Sabren erbielt it cine
uertuOlIe Section. idreibt Sobn Blea.
fant. Wiaanolia. Snb. Sd] nabn
Or. Sings Reue 3ebeus BilIen uno
befinoe mid feitoem mol. @arantirt.
Su haben bel Gbolph Dreif unb sc.
@ohn & 60. au 25e.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-02-02

"SOrs syOrmaIia" tGimer Il
Nmemb), bdlt, menn es Wlurqens
als 8abn- uno Muno 8aIIer aee
brauht wirb, 8dbne unb Wtuno
wdbreno oes sansen cages rein.
Sn allen NpDtheten au baben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-02-02

sSn etne1 yu III ma il {
britiI6sr 80gel, pelde fiirsli@ 8eriat
Stanier in Sbropibirs, @nglan;
faufte. fdno sr audi Elm 2llfen s@rem
plar, ods er fir $4,000 bertaufte.
9te 3 6t osr g # d II =
itoItep in Ggbpten 1T bon 169 in
Sabre 1885 auf 1881 i'm Sabre 1905
gsitiegen. 6ierDon befinoen ii9 oGs;u
80 poitanitalten in 9tlerdnbria uno q
in 9airo.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-02-02

SUbn $. Bolton, OeffentIiher
0Dtar. @runoeigentum. Neeut fir
Benlionsanipriide. gde Grodett.
uno Raparr0' StraBe. aeeeniiber uun
Der San antUniu @rpreB." 9eues
TeIepbDn 439.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-02-02
Sin .ffarfer gdf,ut,.

S4asen sic ben R0rper gssen arants
belt bur6 3utt'aspillen, Elm abIolutss
9eilmittel fir ROpfldmer3en Dpspepz
fla, Mularid, 9arrleibigteit unb dbnliz
DE 2eiben.
.Oa8 xriebrab ees Hebcns.~
Or. Sutt: sSbre 9eber PilIen iino bas
Sriebrab bes Qebens. S9 psrbe tets
oem 3ufon bantbar Iein, fpel4er mir
biefeIben gu meinsr &cnntniB bro9te.
s. Sairleigb, platte Cannon, Sol.
TUFTS Leber PILLEN.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-10-03
TO CURE INDIGESTION.

The first Thing TO do in a case
of indigestion Ur stomach weak
ness is to strengthen the muscu-
lar walls OF the stomach and in
testiues, so that they will digest
without distress the food that
Is eaten. This can best be done
by taking a Mi-o.ra tablet be
fore each meal, which will re-
store strength 10 the stomach
muscles and stimulate the secre
ton of gastric juices so that the
70 d will digest readily and its
nourishment be retained in the
stomach to build up energy and
vitality.
Use Miro Ia ana you will have
no more sick headache, heart
burn, bad taste in the mouth,
coated tongue, specks before
the eyes, sleeplessuess or other
symptoms that come from indi,
gestion. With every 50-cent
box of Mona L NJ. Wood
give a guarantee to 'cfund the
money unless the medy cures.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-10-03
Kate C1axtOn's Famous Play.

Admirers Of the best the the
alter a # rGs win he interested
tu learr wat an especial pro
ducfr0n o. the OnFr ANT hrr znd
Kate CIaX'rn versiun e the
Two Orphans' "iil lie ! resent.
ed at the Opera Hun.e M"r roe
City, Mo FRIDAY, Oc!Out lllh
The Company is unfcr The di.
rection Of Fred G Conrad who
has several attractions On the
road and is known as IA produc.
er Of high aims and careful
prcpa rJtlUn He has taken
pains to get just The play that
Miss ClaXtou used. y cause
that version ONLY gives the true
power and biilliarcr 1T the
drama With which he arUu ID
the entire cDuu'ry - no nlhrr
play did before or mas sinc".
Miss J'fX On's famous pat of
tar blind giri Wv; be seen as
She ihlUk- II must ~ presented.
after years OF her genus and
experience in TIE TOit The
Countess will te p ayet as
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-10-03

The boy operator at Paris
tailed to give orders and four
men were killed and two trains
wrecked. The boy operator
out in Kansas failed to give or
ders and poor Hank Sayre and
25 or 80 other people were hurl-
ed into eternlty,-Ralls County
Record.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-10-03
Tip From the Local Room.

From the Chicago Tribune.
Excited Voice Through the
telephone(-Hello! Is that the
office of the city editor?
Man at Dask-Yes, slr.
The Voice What's the scorer
Man at Distributing to
nothing so far.
Same Voice-Iu whose favorP
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-10-03
The Lore Lei.

/ know not whence It rises
This thought So full Of woe,
But tale of times departed
Haun me-and will not go.
The dir is cool and it darkens
Aud CD MY flows the Rune
Tbs mountain peaks are spark.
ling
In be sunny evening shine.
And yonder sits il maiden.
The falrest Of the lair,
NTH gold in her garment gilt
teriug
As she combs her golden hair.
With a golden comb she combs
1t,
And a wild song >fngeth she
That melts the heart with a
wondrous
And powerful melody.
The boatman feels his bosom
With a nameless longing
move;
He. sees not the CULTS before
him,
His gazed is fixed above.
Till over boat and boatman
The Rhine's deep waters run,
And this with her magic sing
ing
The Lore-Lei hath done!
From the German of Heinrich
Heine.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-10-03
OUR PRINCIPLES.

Sept. 20, 1889 The little
town of Churchill, N. Y may
not be conscious Of the dignity
that fell to it in the birth Of
Frances E. willard, that bright
genius that September day over
three generations age As
these soft September days grow
shorter and shorter at the
months close we pause to honor
the memory of her, who was
the best known and best loved
woman in the world, because
she thought and said Only the
golden rule OF Christ can bring
in the golden age OF man " To
this end she worked. Her love
tor all humanity, her torgiving
sphIt, her gentle, tender teeds,
together with her comprehen-
sive intelligence, made her live
aud speak, and act as close
foiIowe. of the gentle Savior
she worshiped and whose life
and precepts she exemplified
Under her tutelage women
learned to plan. to execute, to
dare and achieve. We love to
think OF her as the "Chieftain'
of the grand army of womer
J which constitute the Woman's
Christian Temperance Union ar
Organization which circles the
! globe with the white ribbon,
, which means purity, temper
ance and every noble virtue
which is for the elevation o.
mankind. Is there anything too
much to do 20 keep the memory
of woman so noble, in thu
minds of the rising generations
Christ died TO make men holy
while she lived to make then
free.
Prevention mightier than Re
form.
In the United States.
Every child protected from
the liquor habit by instruction
as to it's effects on brain ant
body IN every state and terri
tory in the nation. State Uni
versities and colleges inaugu
rating special courses in physol
ogy and hygiene that teacher
may be thoroughly prepared
The right to prohibit the sal
of Intoxicating drinks rests OIL
the decision of science that Al
cohol is not a food but a poison
Twenty-seven years of pbysi
olOgy teaching in the publ
schools of the United State
give splendid. results. Lesson
learned in the school carried t
the home put into life, good re
suits.
An increasing humber of tb
best magazines publishing art
CIes on the effects of stimulant
and refusing to advertise lie
0ors and patent medicines.
A steady increase in the terri
tory that excludes the sale O
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-10-03

intoxicants as a beverage, more
than half the territory and one
third of the population of the
United States being now under
prohibitoTy law.
Norway consumes the least
liquor of any country in the
world. Japan, India, China,
Burma and Spain are iutroduc,
ing Scientific Temperance Iu'
structlons through their mission
schools.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-10-03

Mr.. Taft is travelling at the
governments expense. Would
old Abraham Lincoln have per.
mitted the government to pay
the expenses of a campaign
iunketiug tourf--Ralls County
Record
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-10-03
The OaIy Way.

From the Birmingham Post.
II am writing an article" he
SAID, ION The Way to Manage
a Woman
Il suppose it will be a long
one," she replied in a slightly
scornful tone.
NO." he answered, lit will
be quite short. In fact. it will
consist of only two words
Don't Tryr"
The winter girl is to be hip
less, but the fact will not alter
her powers of locomotion. She
will still be able to attend the
theater or accompany a friend
to dinner. All unnecessary
fear shOuld be banished. --Mer.
curry.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-10-03
Il Broke
From Harper's Weekly.

From Harper's Weekly.
Freddy, you shouldn't laugh
out load in the school room, -
exclaimed the teacher.
II didn't mean to do it," apol.
ogized Freddy Il was smil-
ing when all of a sudden the
smile busted"