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lowing to the race being too I'M
certain there will be no betting.)
They're off. The starter has dropped
his flag.
There they go. All, what sight
Infant is leading, got the rail.
And mother is hugging tight
1t looks like Infant is losing ground ;
Hello! he bolts too late;
He's dropped back in the ruck, and
Mother cannot keep him straight
At the Quarter.
Youth is full of running,
And Jumps into the lead:
Father is urging good advice,
But Youth he will not heed. y
He's running wild. Hello,
He's stepped into a hole.
1t looks as though Youth is done for:
Yes, Father has lost control
At the Half.
Man now forges to the front;
Ambition is burning the track;
Man is anxious, want to go, but
Fair Sex holds him bacn.
Wine and Song comes along and
Man falls in between.
Try as he may to shake them off,
Fair Sex holds him back.
At the Thrce-Quarters.
Ambition is gone Man clings unto
Wine, Women and Song;
It's question now If Man can last
With dissipation running strong
Man is going terrible clip.
With Dissipation at his side;
Man is game-he won't give up,
Although he's beat, he still has
pride.
Into the stretch and Finish.
Man has still little left;
It's plain, though, he can't last, for
Poor Heath is at his heels, and
Death is coming fast.
The pace that kills has settled Man
He falters out of breath,
And with a ghostly burst of speed
Comes the wihner-DEATH.
(Note.-The winner was handi-
capped by the start, but came slow
and sure. Women, Wine and Song a
hard combination to beat. Youths
too strong-headed and Father could
do nothing with him. Ambition and
Man were going well, but were inter-
fered with by Dissipation. Poor
Health came through on the rail
when Man swerved from the place
Infant gave way in the early run
ning)
B. E. WARE.
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ALLEGED NEW FEDERAL POLICY
Possible fragrant Wrong to Stock
holders.
The wall-Street Journal says:

The Wall-Street Journal says:
1T is hoped that the Sun has been
misinformed in its report of the new
Federal policy in attacking the
breakers of the Sherman antitrust
law. The penalties provided in that
act are sufficiently definite, however
opinions may differ as to the wisdom
of failing to punish individuals. But
asking for a receivership is very
different proposition. 1t requires no
strictly inspired prophet to predict
that the judges will hesitate long
time before undertaking SO tremen-
dous a responsibility. The appoint
ment of receivers for trusts like
American Tobacco company possibly
breaking the law but are certainly
solvent and managing their business
to the best of their ability, would be
a step at which any Judge might well
hesitate
''There Is neither equity nor COM
mon sense In taking solvent bust
ness out of the hands of persons best
able to manage 1t and conducting 1t
under the instructions of an ap-
pointee of any court. 1t infiicts a
clear and definite wrong upon the
stockholders of that corporation
which is not contemplated in the law.
In many cases it would mean the ruin
of the business, and it could be car
ried to the extent of an abuse Of pro-
cess of the most dangerous character.
No sincere student of the relations
between great corporations and the
government would desire to fetter
the orderly operation of the law.
Here, however. is an entirely new
question, indicating a policy of the
most doubtful expediency.
''In his veto of the two-cent fare
bill, Governor Hughes pointed out
that the way to right wrong could
never be to commit another one. By
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-07-19
Got ALONG Without Exereise.

; Rev. William Davies, Hereford
(England) vicar, died some years ago.
For IS years he took no more exer-
else than was involved in walking
from one room to another; he was a
hearty eater, with marked weakness
for such appetizing things as hot but
tered rolls The always had them for
breakfasD and roast pork, and he
could make away with bottle OF
port wine after dinner And yet he
never had days illness during all
these years, was the picture of health,
and full of spirits and energy, and
he lived to enjoy hearty meal on his
one hundred and fifth birthday
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An Indisputable Judge.

Signor Carducci, the great Italian
poet, who has recently died, came
near having a duel one day. accord
ing to writer in La Cri de Paris.
He possessed fine spirit of contra
diction and had the characteristics of
a fighter. Once when travelling in
Lombardy he was in a railway COM
partment with an army officer. who
did not recognize him. Conversation
turned upon the latest literary pro-
auctions They spoke of poem by
the author of "Odes Barbares, which
had just appeared.
This Carducci," exclaimed the Of
ficer with enthusiasm. Is superb
genius The greatest since Dante,
the equal of Dante himself"
"Humph!" responded the other.
A genius. That's too much to say.
| find him mediocre.
Mediocre, sir? You don't know
anything about It,.
"Oh, you are incapable of judg-
Ing"
"I?"
"You!"
"Sir!'
"Sir!'
The officer handed his card to the
disputant.
The other smiled. There s
mine.'
On it was the name "Giosue Car
ducci."
The officer, removing his hat.
bowed politely, and then both men
laughed. Companion.
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MANAGERS SKEPTICAL
CONCERNING MERGER

LONDON, July 1S.-London theat-
rical managers are very skept1cal
concerning the reported international
theatrical merger which Klaw 4 Err
LANCER are preparing plans for. Beer
bohm Tree and George Edwardes.
when interviewed yesterday, declared
that as far as they personally were
concerned there is no truth in the re-
nnpt
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TECOMA Is NOW
VERY WIDE-AWAKE.

TecOma, one of the historic towns
on the line of the Southern Pacific,
and the most easterly habitation in
Elko county, is not dead, as many
people supposed, and neither is it
asleep, says the Nevada State Herald.
On the contrary, the place is very
lively, and gives promise of growing
to be a humming little city.
Only six miles from there are stu
ated the mines of Buel for wears
known as a copper camp. The recent
great demand for copper and the rise
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-07-19

all means fine offending trusts to the
extent the law allows, and, II 1t is
possible, let the punishment fall di-
recty upon the shoulders of those re-
sponsible for lawlessness. This is a
very different matter from sudden
and violent change in the conduct of
the trusts legitimate business, and
one which would inflict great and
irreparable damage upon every hold
er of the stock.
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Acocks' Hand Laundry

Best of service Prices reasonable.
We call for and deliver goods. L1aun-
dry, Ely street northeast of school,
house. MRS. e. ACOCKS. Prop.
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CLASSIFIED ADS
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-NEATLY FURNISHED
room, close in. Apply to Mrs.
Mingus at Court and Fourth SITS.
7-17-tf
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FOR RENT FURNISHED.

- - s-S--.- >--S--N-@-->-~-->~~-N<~-
FOR RENT FURNISHED-NIC Y
furnished room, four doors north
of Dillon Hospital. tic
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WANTED-Miscellaneous

GIRL WANTED-FOR HOUSE,
work. N. Il. corner 4th and High
streets. If
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WANTED-A WOMAN COOK ON
ranch at once. Apply at ELY
DAIRY. 7-19-p
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HUMAN HANDICAP
RACE FOR ALL AGES.

louisville Courier-Journal.)
The Human Handicap'-A race
for all ages. Distance, forever and
aye. Start, fair for all. Starter
Adam. Assistant Starter-Eve.
Ct,rtoce Inclayc
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MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY TO LOAN ON PIANOS
furniture, livestock. C. A. Myers
with Ely Furniture Co tt
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WANTED-PUPILS ON MANDOLIN
and guitar; 81 per lesson. VIM.
BOWMAN, Nevada Mercantile
store. 7-12-19c
WANTED-A BOY OF Is YEARS
or over to learn the printing trade.
Apply to foreman job department
at News Office from am. to 6 pm.
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Vii SaS Yublttmul.

Die rSreie 4sreiie fir Teras" tpirb
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bat etne groRe 8erbreitung in Der
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banbelt, bic 6eutibe Ben6lterung su
srreihen. bas bette Mnseiae Mses
bimm tm Staate 9erGs.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

The weekly issue of the FREIE
PREssE FUER TEXAS has po-
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in the State of Texas. It is
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In consideration of these facts
the "FREIE PREssE FUER TEXAS
claims to be the best adver-
tising medium In the State of
Texas, when it is the object to
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Sfir $500 uadD 9entt@IauO.

Deutih ameritanifbe Beitnngen
tueroen i'm alten 8aterlanb NIT erD.
Sem Sntereffe eeleien, neil fie fiG
frei ausipreben un6 bdufig BON brii.
ben inebr Neuigteiten unb Nahrih.
ten bringeu, nls bic oeutihe1 Bel.
tungen felbit. Die rsFreie 8reiie fit
9erasA lift briiben iiberau, tpDbin iie
eeianbt uirb, elm lebr germ geiebener
@ait unb Tam iib riibmen, Mner.
tennung uno WIr0ieun9 au finoen,
tuie aus sablreiben Briefen an uns,
IUuie an Dieieni9en, nelhe oas BIatt
an lire 8ermanoten ibiden, berpprs
3ebt. Ser baber feinen Gertuanoteu
uno Treunoen cine 5reube ermeiIen.
ibnen. Elm tuiatommenes @eIGenf
MAIDEN wiQ, Der beitelIe fir iie bic
~Sreie Breife ftir 9eras". 9as Sn.
tereiie fir 9eras, tuie iiberbaupt fit
ben @5taat uno bic @eaeno, no bic
Beruan6ten uobaen. 1T in Deutfb.
lamb iebr lebbaft unb es iit unrnDo.
lib, in Bri0atbriefen cine 70 oriin6.
libe Guftldrung unb 8eibreibune
6e8 fremben 2anbes su aeben, mie
oies bic sEreie 8reiIe4 alItu5hent.
Iih tbut. Sur ben geringen Breia
BON So uerienben mir pprtDfrei unier
reibbalti9es 8ubenblatt auf elm Sabr
an iraeno cine Gbrefie i'm Iuslanbe.
Die Srete Qreife fir 9eras pnbl.
&DmlDaMta.
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Ger ,,esudtera- llaftha.
Cite ttsenartsae &oifauttion oer ,,4;tbss
mcnoar' us,S letH Mint.

memoar" ussS ietn Mint.
Der firalith psri4orbene gensralabz
iutent bes GAltans, Mbmeb &Ii paiGo
nit Dem 8einolasst rS;aeterr (5uder),
mar eine Der fopallrf!ea 9erf5ns
li9teiten BON 8onItantinppsI. ST bate
es bis gum 9ipiiionsgensraG gebradt,
bod mar bet militdrif4e 8eruf bes
tpeibsn unb Ianften Wtannes Elm rein
duBerli9er. Gciner Milbt6dtigteit,
Die bem Nrn3en unb : 8ebrGngten
INNER mehr geben tpolte, als er efab,
berbonfte ct ben ebrenbpllen 8einamen
aSfdefer." 9eit fait 80 Sabren fiibrte
ct Nmt unb Sitsl zines vOberceremoz
niennleiiters Der fremben @G1te." Nuz
ber in Der Siirtei Diirfte taum in einem
anoeren 9anbe eine fol9 eigenartige
9offunftion porbanben iein. 9obalb
Elm frember Monar9 ober prina aus
regierenbem 9auie in ber tiirtif9en
6daptitabt gu 8tfr9 erf9ien, tpurbe
tim Nbmeb paf9a bonn Sultan ais
nWibrmanbar" dtta9trt. Wait GROCER
9epifienbaftiefeit unb srobem -9att
lag er biefer ni9t tmmer gang lei9ten
Nufsabe OF.
Gum leBten Mol iibte ct I'm Mpril
ipGbrenb Der Mntpefenbett bes Qer5oes
Sobann Nlbre9t gu Medlenburg unb
feiner gemablin fetn Nmt ols vMtbr=
manbar" aus. Dos 6er5osspaar
folgte, nie ale anberen Siir1tli9tetten,
elmer gtnlabuns bes paf9as In fets
men apnaf gum Sbse. 8et Der Sc
legenbeit mubte immer Der ,SropbGenz
faal" befidtigt tperben. Mbmeb Qlli
pof4a mar etner Der metitbetprirten
Menfden biefer grbe. ollie @robtorz
bons bonn beutf9en Hotben 4bler BIB
gum MeiBen Glepbanten bon @ianl
lparen auf parabettf9en ausselegt.
@uf anberen Gtaseren befanben fid
Sunberte BON ipert6poGen gigarettene
etuis, l1bren unb fonfttsen GeI9enfen
berjenigen 5iirften, benen er otto9irt
mar.
Na9 9unberten iinb ebenfaaS bic
NIT eigenen ltnterfdriften berfebenen
photographer gu 8dblen eetpefen. Ser
Sultan bra9te benz immer bef9eiber
9ebliebenen Mann biel Wobltpollen
entsesen. gi4t felten mubten aus Der
3afe Der Gipiflifte feline @9ulb.n Be-
sliden merben. ct feIbit lebte babel
bur9aus anipru9slos unb einfa9.
Mbmeb Nli paf9a berfu9te ii1 aud
aIs 2anbfdoftsmaler. Sci srDberer
fpitematifder g9uluns bate er piels
let9t auf bteFem @ebiete mebr aIs
Oilettanti{hes neIeiftet.
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9as sepfambete aonaert.

Qlls Der Rpmponiit pietro Masz
easni fiirali9 In Mien jntraf, Inn an
einem Der folgenben Sage Elm &on3ert
au leiten, tpurbe er bur9 bic ibm auf
dmtli9em Mese 5useaaneene Mittbeiz
lung iiberraf9t. bab cine @9obenerfab=
flase in 9Obe bon 5000 Rronen (ettpo
$4,000 sesen ibn esnssrei9t tporben
iet, unb baB ouf Grunb geridtlt9er
Derfiisuns aur Dedung bieIes 8etras
ses bic ginnabms bes Ronaerts nit
@efhlas belest tperben ipiirbe.
Die ltrfade bisfes 0orgebeas 1T
folsenbe: NIs Maseagni lebtmals, por
bier Sabren, in Mten fi9 aufbielt,
mahtt er betonnt, baB er bereit fei,
10000 2ire (ettpa $4,000 fir Elm sus
tes Opernlibretto ou aablen. gtne in
Mien tpobnenbe tf9e9ifne Dame,
Sofa min, erfubr bon bjefem Nnerbies
ten unb beeilte ii4. ibm Elm 2ibretto,
betitelt .Srene bi SpslIsnbersba,4 pprs
aultsen. Maseasnt aceeptirte bas
Mert unb bdtte Dor fsiner abreiie nod
mebrere Befpredunsen NIT Der Dame.
0ebtere i9rieb bret Wonate fpdtsr an
Woscasni In Der Sade. erbielt aber
tetne Nntport. &Is Grau min bon
benz 4ufentbalt Maseasnis In Nien
erfubr. bertlaste iie ibn burd ibren
Re4tsentpalt auf S9abenerfab. unb
Der Re9tsdntpalt erbielt bic seri9t=
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Gtienbabn=TaDr=Ylan.
o. u. & u. q. 8 @nhtf.

n9abn grodet"s bug noth 6ouiton, Sol.
oeft0n, Beaumont Nno Orange. Nbfahrt
8 1hr abenbs, Mnfnnft 7.55 mDroens.
Nab &errnille, gbfabrt $50 meraens,
Nntunft bort ll.3O. Nbfahrt bon Rerrpiue
= nbr naebm., Nntunft in San NntDnio
z 5O abenos. 9tur Samftags nacb &errs
billie: 4 nhr nabm 8nffabrt BON bort
MDnta9s 5. 80 tuDraens, gtnfunft in Gan
Gntoni0 $50 t1Drgens.
Natb gnero, gDafur1, SDuiton, @albe.
EDn, @iooin9s. &Ddbale. Cameron unb
Baeo. Ibfabrt 8.45 nDrmittags, Nnfunft
z llbr taDrgens.
Nab Beebille, Corpus gbrilti, gIice,
Natbis, Ironias Baf, GDdport, Nbfabrt
1850 nabmittags uno nbr obenbs. Nn>
funft 7.55 ntDrgenS unb LOO nnbm.
Nah Soifnrias, Nbfa6rt l1hr abenbs
Mnfunft 7.55 n1Draens,
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sslteae.t ,.nn Mlpefitp,s

baben iebt ibre grnte - ibr @efhdft
bliibt uno iie lino gliidlid,. @s lit
ieoDh In Der Belt nicbt einsuiehen,
tuarum Sbr linen erlaubt. an guh
berur1 gu iauaen, oa SIR oies bod
iehr unbequem finoet. Die Nnmens
ouna BON elm tlein menia CUNTS
9ightnina Def auf erpDnlerten Stel.
len bdlt iie ab ooer linoert unpersna.
lih ben Shmer5. menn iie gub ees
it0hen haben. &eibt elm tpenia elm
Ino Shr meroet iiberaeuet lein.
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Bur red1ten Hett.I

Beraangenes Sriibiabr nabm un.
iere aanse 6amilie cine aeitlana Sim.
mons Sariapariqa uno Die @irtuno
NOR in, b6hiten @raoe befrieoieeno.
Bir baben uns udbreno bee SDm-
mers beiierer @eiunbbeit erFreut. uie
ionit uno mir alauben, oaB e8 ae'
ihah. neil mir uns aur rehten Reit
balfen. 4 50a@ents uno $1.OO sFla.
ihen. Samuel 6intun,
De Rnl6. Wifi.
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gAtebt es nitbt aus.

@ripart guh ben ettuaigen Ipdte.
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inoem SIR @uer 9pitem iebt BON ber
Nniatnmlune uun unreini0teiten be-
freit. Simmons SariapnriIla oer.
rihtet Die Irbeit. gr bringt eutes
8lut. ausaeaeibneten Nppetit, oroSe
Rraft uno groBeu l1nternebnungss
oei{t.
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Die retsenDe Sraa

brauht nidt oolIenoet ih5n su lein,
benn rnaude Srau beiibt bic betuun.
berte Giaenldaft rathrliher Trildae;
cine trdntlide e oaoeaen lit ME
annautero. electric Ditters aiebt bic
ermiinibten @iaenihaften. gorons
tiert BON Go. Dreis uuo R. gobn s.
60. so Gents.
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Der par amits M n n.
Sm poIi3ei1duptquartisr in 2gall
Riper, MaR.. erfdien Elm Waann unb
bat um Grldubntb, bort ietne MGf9e
pe9feln gu biirf.n. sir fold eine
3leinisteit Elm 6otelaimmer au miee
then. 1T tbatfGdli4 gu perf9penbes
rtf9," faete er aur Motibirung ietnss
grfu9ens. 9luf bic Gesenfrage bes
RapitGns, Oh cine 3eIle ibm fiir ben
3psd seniiss. untportete er: psSn 'ner
3eG., i'm ReIler, auf bem Dad, gan3
tpie sSbnsn betiebt; Der Ort ma9t fir
mid t.inen untsrf4ieb. = rNa, bonn
Belle 0r. 23," anttportete Der Rdpis
tdn. ga9 3ebn Wtinutsn fam bey
5rembe tpieber gum @ori9etn, bantte
bem aapitdn unb gins feinss @sges.
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GnttauidAt utemals.

Sebr uiele ourb Beituueen anee.
prieiene 6eiltnittel errueilen fif ols
s5ebliblaa. tuenn man tie anuenoet.
Ount's 2ightning Del lit cine Nus.
nahme. Das Bertrauer su ibm III
atigebra&t-Itlan suiro ME entt1uiht,
luerI1 man es aebraudt. gs lit iiher
oas gr1Bte 0eilmittel fir IAmere
Tdue, bic es giebt. @eaen Shnitt.
uno 8ranbmunoen, Herrentuna,
Shmersen &C. finoet es niht ieines
Sleihen.
@eo. g. 8aobod.
9uniphan. WU.
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3enft Darau.

Sc hanoelt iih nibt oarum, uie
Shr lebt, iunoern mie Cure 2eber lit.
SIT tie nibt in perfetter Oronuna,
brlnat iie oabin ourh ben @ebrauh
BON Simmons 2iuer Burifier - nur
in Binnidabteln. gs lit bas iicberite,
bette uno aneenehnfte Wtittel fiir bic.
les Organ, oaa lie berausaebraht
tpuroe.
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Gtm ieltlames ,sretants.

limos s. Sing. iDtuie aans Sort
Boron. 0. g.. beseuet: .Bu6leus
arrica Salbe beilte Die Dunoe an
meinem Bein. an Der idl iiber so
Sabre litt, ib bin iebt IS syabre alt. I"
@ornntiert. 8u baben bel &o. Dreis
uno 81. gDbn & gp.
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seto ssbr gtner BON 9euem2

SuGenoe 6autfranfbeiten ibeinen
tentautage epioemiih su iein. Seio
Sbr audi oamit bebaftet? Benn 10,
n1aht einen Beriuh nit 6unt's . Cure.
90 belt unter 8arantie ireeno eine
Irt BON iudenoem Sbmer3. SIT es
ntht Der 5alI, 70 t0itet Gud, Der
8eriud nihts.
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SOutber,s 4actfic 8ahu.

Nbfahrt.
Rad Netp Orleans. 9putDn unb Gal.
befton t6glib ..........1I 40 mittQos,
uno ....................u IL 80 aben0s.
Rad eagle Bas, Gl BaiD. galifprnien
uno Werito. g norui. u. $50 abenbs.
Nnfuntt.
Bon Netu Africans, psnHpn unb Gal.
ueftDn thelih ......... .7.35 moraens.
unb 900 Na@m.
Bon Gl 8oi0, galifDrnten unb Rerifu
........ LILO BORN. lnb 8 nbenbs.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-07-22

Bot gbicagD, st. Souls, Ranias gitn,
Dallas, Sort @ortb mnb @acn, tagltA
(Suniet Deppt) 80 m0raens.
3Dcalaug nin Sn1ithnilIe 80. 9.O5 abenos
Glamo Special bon Smitbnille. Sonftom,
90lneftDn .6.2E mpraenR,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-07-22
wa. SC. u Z. Babn.

9sab Bacp, Sort 8urtb, Dallas, RanIas
City, ct. 9Duis anb Chicago, tGalich,
(Suniet 9epDt) .......... 800 aben6s
9DcaIsua nia GmitbnilIe. IL 80 burm.
Glamo SPECIAL nab 5mitbnifle, pDufon.
@QIbeftpu 1025 oF1eunS.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-07-22
Rad, BrpipuSpiIe.

Der 8u8 Der Suniet Gictoria DibiiiDn.
Gbfabrt 7.05 mnraens, inacbt in giacebp
8erbin6una NIT Der Gulf goaft Cine fur
Corpus gbrifti, Nntunft bort, 4.55 nabm,
Nnfunft IN BrppnsbiIte ,..9.25 abenbs.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-07-22
81. 2oats & can Jrametscu Saba.
Nbfahrt.

Rad Sort suith, Springfield. ct. Souls,
Ranios Gitp, Chicago IS. & O. q. Be.
pDt) 80 abenbs.
Mnfunft.
8on ct. 30uis. 8anias gitp, 9aris, Obi.
ca9U. U................1 1910 utDrQeu8.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-07-22
@ebraatat es etu smal.

G5iir fhmeraenoe 6dmurrbDioen bat
0unt's Cure nidat ieines @leihen.
Cine Ipplitatiun linoert - cine
ShaGtel heilt. @arantiert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-07-22
Wtctorta 9ibiiipts, O. .. g g. u.
(0uIf Gbure.)

Rad gmerDs 8ictpria, Bort 2auaca, Cor.
pus gbrifti, 8ropnsbifle. 8iD @ranbe
gtts, goliao, 8eenile, @bartDn, 8ala.
clos un6 6DuitDn 90 mDrgens.
Nnfunft ................8.3O obenb8.
Der Som 6OufDn" nod guero, gictD.
rio, @bartom un Soufnn ..........
Gbfabrt ..7.55 abenhs
Nnfunft ZOO rupraeus.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-07-22
s. q o. u. 8abn.
u B ia brt.I

Rad allen Norb.E Eeras. Bantten ........
................ nbr unb 500 BORN.
Nah ct. Souls. Miempbis uno benz
Often 1.20 ubr nadm.
Ne9 NOro @ aegas, aenias gits unb
st. Gouts. .............. 80 abenbs
Nnb Weritu tu............. 1920 nprn,.
Nneunft.s
Box ct. QDuia u. benz DHen, 6. 80 mDraens
Bon l0calen 8nnften 80. 10. 10 nuraens,
Bon ct. Souls u. benz Often, 7.25 abenb8
Son 9areb0 mnb Dterifp. :. leo natbm
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1907-05-23
PAIN UL PIETY.

The following under the above
caption is taken from the Christian
Republic:
Wanted A religion that can swim.
skate. play ball. tennis, row boat,
sing. laugh. enjoy life in every
bright, wholesome way. We have
made religion oppressive, depres-
sive, repressiye, and rarely express
sive of any feeling except painful
seriousness. Our religion lacks rich,
red.blood, tense, vigorous muscle, a
strong. regular pulse.
Our church papers appeal mainly
to children of tender years. and old
people of years even more tender,
The gap between the nursery and
the chair In the chimney corner.
which should mean life, power. tire
less energy. boundless enthusiasm.
is left untitled. and our young peo-
pile are not being taught that reli-
gion means a preparation for life
and that at its best.
The phylacteries Of this day are
ab1. lal solemnity, foolish asceti-
cism. empty traditions, needless
selfdenial. Why not tell the young
of our churches and Sunday schools |
that religion brightens the eye,
lightens the heart. and brings to
life its richest enjoyments? What
we need is not a religion to fit us
for the cemetery. but for the office,
the store, the shop, the school, the
farm. the home. Tombstone piety
is impressive in the moonlight. but
means health. heartiness,
cheer. success.