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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-08-12
ssorrespOmeems. -Morbheim,

storreypDnbena. - Nor rbheim,
ben IL. gtus. 1907, Gs lit moi ui9t
alIsemein betannt, baB Norbbeim cine
,.ginma6 s5abrit" beiist unb bod 1T bic
ies Der Sal. Die n5abrit" 1T aruar nur
etpa8 primitiuer grt, bod iinb 1000
8annfn tomatoes eiugemadt ipprten
9a es on Obii irseno iuel9er Grt bies
Sabr feblte, 70 fonnte ioldes nattirlid
Hi6t ein8ema6t merbei
@s iperben our 8eit mieoer spei neue
@obnbauisr sebaut BON benen bas cine
Serrn u. 6. GidbOls unb bas anbere
Serrn 8. Meii@en sebDrt. Beioubers
bas eritere ueripridt re6t itiluoll 81
neroen.
Gaumlpolle tOmmi jebt in betrddtli.
den Mensen berein unb baben bic brei
Gins 5iemli9 polle 8efddftisuns; bod
uirb oieies nur lpabrenb elmer redt be-
i6rantten 8eit ber SAT- fein, tenn bic
grnte miro rebt 9erius ausfnlen.
Die Trodenbeit halt an. gBdbreno
Der 8eit BON II M0nat bat es 5tuei mol
pollitdnois unseniiseno seresnet ans 1T
es in Jplse oeiien ungemein troden;
tpas ben Qusfall Der $rnte perurladt
@eitern bate Serr M. O. Miiller oas
llnsliid, iein 8ussBpferb 5u perlieren.
Gs itiir5te, III bas 8nssp ein9elpannt,
bin anb iuar balb baraui tot,
@eitern Mbenb mar tuieber Elm 8al
bier - Der brittle in elmer @o1e! Tie
junsen 2eute, tuelde 8ersnii9en bieran
finben, miiiien unbebin9t lire gfidt uers
na9laiiisen; es ma6t iie unfdbig, ernit.
lid ettuas 81 erltreben, inbem bic @ez
nuBlu6t fe baran perbinbert uub bic
bnmit oertniipften untOiten 5inb aud
redt bebeutenb. Die ,,9llten" bic ireis
li6 iebr ipdrli@ oertreten tuaren (auf
allen brei Bdllen) iesen iid ni6t aeras
be siinltisen 8eniertlnsen aus, beions
bers penn iie ootber erfldrt boben, iie
piiroen nidt binseben. - Gin 8oa i'm
Monat ipiirbe jeoem 9eilnsbmer mebr
9er9naeen MAIDEN, bic Soften in ben
@renSen bes uertdubisen MaBes laiien
unb oas ldlaffe, matte Gusieben pe,biu=
bern, E. Ell.
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8utes 5arm SauO 80 perfaufsu.

566 N6er, Is Weilen iit6itlid
BON San Nntnniu. 4 Weilen pom
Babnbuf. 3 WeAen JluB. Sr0nt. It's
Nder in Snltur, teilmeiie bemdifer'
bar; Betan @rUpe. 0aus nit 6
8imntern uno Slide. @uter 8run.
men. $25 per N6er. 2iberale BE.
oingunaen. @eaen @inaelbeiten
tpenoe man iih an ben gieentiimer
6. s.. Waarer,
839 Datpta'Sir.. San antpnio, Ger.
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M. 6. & g. Wah..
&bfabrt.

g1ad gaeo. sort Bortb. 2auas. aanfas gits,
st. 2ouis unb ebteaso, tdeIi9 (guniet
lCCPUtJ o.OS Aoc'to1
2ofaIsae bia Smttbbi1e 4. 7.s0 boruttta9s
sfEamo GpesiaI nadb GmiibbiIIe. Soufton. GaIs
beitoH 1925 aoennS
Antanft.
Bon Gbieaso, ct. aouis, aauias Gitb Dallas,
Sort Bortb unb aYaco. tdeIi9 (Suniet
9epof 7.S0 HlorgenS
2otaI5ue bia Smit6biIIe :. -. /. 9.05 abenbs
MIamo SpesiaI bon Smitbbiue. 5oufton. Gals
oeiton $50 moreens
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E c Z q <.

A. @dbreno Der 9eit pom 22. bic
5u,n "a. ausuit finpet in 8errulae Die
jdbrlihe 9rcBe oJair" ltatt.
- Sn Der g'egeuo pon 91islet bel
8aco waroe Der GARNER S. 9. Britt
uon eInem 3uge Der Gentrulbabn iiber-
fdbren uno geloiet.
Sn Sesuia ttarb Der Qpotbeter
@ouaro 5reimutb, elmer Der betadnteIten
oeutiGen 8iirser jener 5taot, Der
GeIit rbene 1T le65is Sabre ait 9ewOr=
ben.
sluf cine fur6tbare g8aiie wurbe
Der a6taebnjdbrise Walter Bed in 8aels
Der perleBt. Gr fiet 5miiden Die &dber
eines 5radt5uses uno bieielben idnltten
ibm beibe Beine unb eine Sano ab.
Trob bieien i9peren 9erlesnnssn 1T
Gusli6t auf @ieberberlteGuns bes jun
gen Maunes pprbanoen.
Wfit benz 10. Nugait lit Elm @eIeB
in 4raft setreten, tpel6es ben 8iltolen=
banolern cine Steuer BON fiuf5is Yros
gent Der 8ruttu @innabmen auferleat.
Sm Glter Don 80 Sabren Itarb
in @reenoille Elm Mann gtamens 8rpant
@uans. Ser gertorbene bate atpane
zig ainoer, BON beneu a6tSebn i'm iiber-
leben.
Su oer Gtabt 6uatspille branns
ten mebrere Sauier ab. Der anseri6z
tete 96aoen miro auf $40, 900 9el6dst.
- Inter ieltlamen tlmitanben 1T
&i9ier $. .. gbort in Center uerbaftet
lporoen. @or unsefdbr einem Sabr
flihtete ii@ Elm Re9er, Der bon elmer
Boiie serfOlst tuurbe, in bas Saus Ri6,
ter 5bUrt's. Ser Neser ldOB BON benz
9auie uus auf Die goiie uub t6tete ben
Infibrer oerielben, eiaen seiuiHeu Or.
Yaul. Sept 1T Ri9ter S9ort Der Or
mOrsuns Or. Eaul's anseflast tuoroen.
@r iuurbe uerbaftet. Wabreub ct eine
@eridtsiibune abbielt.
- Sn ben Bergen n6rbfi9 bon 5pofs
forb bat Der ginmanberun9sin sinipeftOr
neuli6 3ebu Sapaner feftseuOmmeu, bic
fi6 Eber Die @renae sei6li9en batten.
Babrideinli@ tuerben iie sportiert tper.
ben.
- Sn 2lano 5irtulieren Detitionsn,
in benen bic gouutptummiiidre nm slu=
iesuns elmer 2ocal DptionzGbftimmun
9ebeten tueroen.
- Or. 8rumbD bat Brownsville tuiez
ber belu6t unb ertldrt bab E, nit ben
8erbdltnifen bort iebr 5ufrieoen lei.
Die iauitdren 5ufaube bdttea iid entz
idieben sebeiiert unb bas Gieber i'm iei
Gbnebmen beeriffen.
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ct. esais & Gan Srautisto Balm,
soutberm Vacifte 8abn.

sia@ getp Orleans, Souiton uHo @albefton,
tdGli6 -. ... ~, 11.40 mittags
uno 80. 11.30 abenos
ga1 eagle gas, 81 8afo, GaIifornien unb
Mertto -. 500 bormittass u $50 abenbs
MHtMuft.
Bon Stem Orleans, 5oufton nnb @nIbeitotl,
tdslth . 735 morgens
nnb .. -. 600 uatbmittass
lilo bormittagS
unb . 500 abenbS
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Die 4ebemsarcmse.

Die hernorragenoften Nerate iinb
einmtiti9 in oer grtldruna. 0aB bic
rtent@lidbe 4ebensgren3e ben 8eit.
puntt, ben ite erreidben iDllte, nidt
errei&t. 9a8 Utter BON so bis 60
Sabren ideiat bic tritiihe BeriDoe
80 iein. Das rihtiae Snadtnebmen
u6hreno oieies Sabrsehnta tann siidbt
aenu9 enlpFDhlen tperoen. oa @ams
ldiiiafeit aefdbrlih iit. Der Nntur
better @ebiilfe 1T onnn Electric Bit
tera". so Gents. @orantiert BON
Noolpb DreiB unb &. gnbn & 60.
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- @ute @etr1nte uno fan1uier
9unh itets In Buraitaller 3
9 aluDn nno 8eftaprant Yil'
lita Strabe pebeu Der 0alle Der Ger.
ulnnusI6tne.
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s8istorla Sihiiism. O. 9. e. Q. q
(@nIf Gksre


Na@ Guero, 8ietoria, Sort 2nbnea, Corpus
Gbrifti, BrotunsbiIIe, Sfio Granbe, 9th,
SoIiab. Beebiue. Bbnrton, gaIacios nnb
3cnfton -. 7o0 morgenS
aRtRnft -. -. $40 aberos
Ser SAM SOufton" nadb euero, gictoria.
Bbdrton uro 5ouitou:
NbfabSt -. 7.65 abenbs
&ufRnft -. 100 morgens
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stnat Obtp, zoIeoa
Qmcna Gnunth. "a.

Sranf s. Gbeueb bei@S6rt. bab &c
ber dItere @artner ber Sirma 8. 8. Gbeuep
unb 60. TIT, ipeI6e Gef1dfte tn ber Gtabt
1oIebo, In obensenanntem 4oIntb urib Gtaate.
tbut unS bob befaete SirHo bic Gunsie bon
etnbunbert SoIIars- fiir ieben Sau
bon Aatnrrb be5abIen pir6, BET burG ben
Gebrau@ bon 5aIIs aatarrbeau nidt
eebetIt fuerben fam.
SraR. 8. gbeneb.
8ef6moren bon u,ir unS uHter'
fdrieben In meiner geseAtpart
aui 8. September " .. 's6.
Siegel,
u. %. @leafon. 5ffentIi6er Notnr.
Sau's aatarrbsRur tpirs tnuerIi@ eeHoms
men uno tpirft bireit aui sas 8Iut uns oie
iGIeimisen DberfId6en ses Sbftenis. sast
Gu9 3eueniife fret suf@tden.
S. 8. Gbeneb bunb @ ", 9eIebs. o.
9eriauft bon allen Mpotbesern. TIC
San's SamtIiensaeiIIer finA hte beiten.
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Wsdunifas @sbilfsu
bes Musrufers. Die Stem
Dort gentral<gifenbabn bat in Der
bortisen Granb Central Station 9ers
fu4e NIT bem uTeIemesapbon" ans
iteaen lafen. Our9 biefsn Qlpparat
fou bas gusrufen bsr abfabrtsaeiten
etc. erieidtert tperben. Dos ,Telemes
sapbon" bsitebt aus iisben meIItnsenen
SDrnern, bic iiber bic Station pertbeilt
fnb. 8tefe 6Srn.r iinb mittelIt
Dr6bts NIT elmer central seleaenen
8ube Derbunben. Gin Bobnanaefte[ls
ter In biefer 8ube fpriebt In Elm Munbs
itad (dbnlid tpte beim TELEPHONY btns
stn, bic Qbfabrtsasitsn etc. unb bic
Worte tperben mttteIit Der Drdbts mad
ben S6rnern iibertrostn. bic bic Ort.
stnals6ne In Derf6rstem Wsab, tpisbers
eeb<n,
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Nam WrotrushiIIe.

Ser BUG oer enufet 8ictorta 9ibifton, abs
fabrt 7o5 morsens, mn6t in 9rarebo 8erbins
6uns nit Der Gulf goait 2ine fir CORPUS
gbriitt, snsuuft bort 4.55 na8mtttaes, Mntuuft
in 8rotpnSbtlle 925 abenbS.
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5. & O. u. eabn.

ApfuBff.
9en1 allen NorosGernsz zHunften :.
-. 1lbr ltno 500 nprnittaes
gea1 ct. 2cuis, Mempbis uno BEN Otter
............ 1.2o tlbr no1mittaes
Ra4 Rorbszeeas, 3anfas 9th nnb ct. 2ouis
$50 u9r dbenoS.
9ea9 Wferifo -. 1920 llbr bormittnas.
aHtHnft.
Bon st. aouts sinh tenn Often . $50 morgens
Bon Iofalen Bmntten 1910 mcrgens
Bon ct 2ouiS unb benz Often . 7.25 nbenbs
Bon aarebo unb Merifo 100 nadutttaes
ct. Gsats G. gan Sraneiseo Balm.
abfabrt.
@a@ Sort Smith. Springfield, ST 2ouis, aau,
fas gitn, Gbicaeo (S. & g. &C. Gepof)
-. $50 a5en6s
MnfnRft.
Bon st 9ouis, 8anfas Gitp, 4aris, gbieaso
1910 moreens
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- IS gibt @affen, Die am eefabr,
iditen fir oen iino, Der lie eebrou6t.
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= &orllrtetle oblegen beibt ber-
,iniamen.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-10-18

NEW YORK, Oct l7.--It was on
January ~. 1901. that Mr.. Marconi es.
tablished wireless communication BE-.
tween vt. GATHERINGS on the Isle Of
Wight. and tho Lizard In Cornwall. q
distance Of 1879 miles. thus proving the
principle Of the non.interfercnce Of the
curvature Of the earth which had been
anticipated by many scientific men who
had investigated the newly discovered
principle Of wireless telegraphy. These
results justified Mr.. Marconi In recon.
mending the erection Of a high power
station. with the object Of telcgraphing
wirclcssly across the Atlantic. Such d
station was erected 1t Poldhu. In Corn.
wall, and on December IL. 1901. the first
clear and Intelligible signals sent across
tho Atlantic were receiving from Poldhu
at temporary station located near ST.
Johns. Newfoundland. In commemora-
tion Of this event an official complimen.
tary luncheon was given Mr.. Mnrconi by
the then governor Of Newfoundland. Sir
Cayendish Boyle.
In July August and September Of 1902
Mr.. Marconi 40 tho invitation Of the
italian government. made cruise hi
the warship Carlo Alberto" and dur.
Ing the voyage carried out important
tests In wireless telegaphy. During
these experiments messages transmitted
from Poldhu were received across land
and water ~ nearly as far as Kron.
stadt In the Gulf Of Finland, Russia, q
distance Of l400 t2) at Gibraltar across
the whole Of Spain. over distance Of
1000 miles, and t3) In the Mediterranean
OIL the Coast Of Corsica, over a dist.
ance Of 1000 miles although the whole
Of France and part Of the Alps inter.
yencd between the two stations. Mes.
sages in nearly all positions and places
visited by the cruiser were received eth.
or On Mr.. Marconi's receiver. working 4
tape instrument, or by means Of his
magnetic receiver. The reports on these
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-10-18

"Signor Marconi, Canada
= have bad the honor Of submitting
your telegram ID the King, and 4 an
commanded to congratulated You Bin
cerely from his Majesty on the success
ful Issue Of your endeayors to deycIoI
your most important invention. T'ht
King has been much interested by yoiiJ
experiments, as hc remembers that Til
initial ones were commenced by yor
from the Royal Yacht Osborne Iii 1898
"lSignedj, KNOLLY..
Also the following from King Ed.
ward VII.
"Marconi, from Governor General,
secretarys
Am desired BY Governor General I'd
inform you that Ills ExceIlency had re.
cciyed following cable from his Majesty:
4 am much interested BY the wireless
message which You have sent me, and
am delighted at the success Of Signor
Marconi's greatest invention which
brings Great Britain and Canada into
still closer connnection.'
"tSigned) EDWARD, r II
Also the following personal telegram
from His Majesty the King Of italy.
commentators Marconi, Glac Bay,
Table Head:
"Apprendo con viyissimo piacere
grand risultati ottcnuti che costituiseo.
no nuoyo sue trionfo naggior gloria
della schema Italiana.
"Signed). vITToRIo EMANEULE.s
Numerous other messages, aggrcgating
several thousand words were afterwards
sent from Cape Breton TO England.
Mr.. Marconi then proceeded To his
other high power station, which had
been erected at Cape Cod in Massachu-
setts, Y. .. a., and early in January,
1903, sent the following complete wire
less telegram across to Poldhu in Corn
wall, England, from the President Of
the United States To His Majesty the
King Of England:
ITO His Majesty, King Edward VII.
I'm taking advantage Of the wonder
ful triumph Of scientific research and
ingenity which has been achieved in per-
fecting the system Of wireless telegraph.
extend on behalf Of the American peo.
pie my most cordial greetings and good
wishes for you and the people OF the
British Empire.
atsigned), THEODORE ROOSEVELT
The following - copy Of King Ed
wards reply sent (for reasons Prev
iously given) by cable:
ITO the President. White House. Wash.
ington.
4 thank you most sincerely for the
kind message have just received from
you through signor Marconi's trans
Atlantic wireless telegraphy. ] sincere
ly reciprocate in the name Of the British
Empire. the cordial greetings and friend
" sentiments expressed by you on be-
half Of the American nation, and I
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tests were signed by Admiral Mlrabello
the present head Of the Italian navy.
All d result of The success " tbest
tcsts, tho italian minister of marine a1
the request of Vie King cf Italy, ISSUED
orders that the aCarlo Alberto shonls
be placed at Mr.. Marconi's disposal fol
the purchase cf assisting him III tho cs
tablishment Of communication between
Canada and England, On the goth pl
October, 1902. the "Carlo Alberto left
Plymouth and sailed for Sydney, Nova
Scotia, md messages werc received from
poldbn throughout The voyage 10 sgd,
ney. d distance Of $500 miles
After d few weeks preliminary work
At the station, which had In pursuance d
arrangements made between the Cana
dian government and Mr.. Marconi, been
erected at Glace Bay, Cape Breton, the
following message was transmitted on
December 10. 1902, To the London
Times by DR.. Parkin its own special
correspondent.
"Timcs, Londoni
Being present ut transmission In Mar
coni's Canadian Station have honor send
through Times inventors first wireless
transatlantic message Of greeting to
England and italy.
"tsigned,, PARKIN.s
On December 10th TO Lord Knolly's.
Buckingham Palace, London.
Upon occasion of first wireless tele-
graphic communication across Atlantic
Ocean may ! be permitted to present
by means Of this wireless telegram trans
mitted from Canada to England my RE-.
spectful home 10 His Majesty, the King.
"lsigned), q. MARcoNI,
"Glace Bay
On December "a. 1907. from Lord Min
70, then Governor General of Canada:
"rc His Majesty, the King, London;
"May be permitted by means Of first
wireless message to congratulate your
on success of Marconi's great
invention connecting England and
canada.
"tsigned), MNTo.o
)n December 2lst:
ITO Generate Brusati. Rome.
"0ccasione prima transmissione radio.
elcgmmma tyansatlantica inyio con
liesto telegramina transmesso attrayerso
D spaxio dal Nuoya al vecohio Monde
'maggi Sua Maesta, II Re.
"GUGLIEsio MARCoNL'
IN December 22nd:
Times, London:
Government Canada, through Times,
'ongratulates British people accomplish
nent by Marconi's greatest feat Of mod.
I'm sciencc yet achieved.
"iSigned). CARTWRIGHT,
Acting Premier Ottawa
The following replies were received by
able from Europe. as the Poldhu Sta
ion was not then equipped 20 as to.
ransmit messages in reliable, manner
rom England to Canada;
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-10-18
heartily wish you and your country
every possible prosperity.
@(signed). EDWARD, x. I.s
Quincy. sprains ana sweiIIngs Cured.

Qninsy. Sprains and Swellings Cured.
I'm November. 1901, I caught cold and
had The quinsy. Ny throat was swollen
sc ! could hardly breathe. ! applied
chamberlain's Pain Balm and II gave me
relief In a short time. In two days
was oil right says Mrs. i. Cousins,
0tterburn, Mich, ChanberlaiDs Pain
Balm II q liniment and IL especially VII
liable for sprains and swellings. For
sale by Frank Hart and Leading Drug
rists.
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MARCONI' SWIRELESS|
Was Given Official Luncheon
by Governor
Observation-Disclosures

President Roosevelt and King Edward
Exchanged Cordial Creetings-King Of
Italy Orders Wireless on Warship
"cario Alberto"
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The following replies were received by
cable from Europe. as the Poldhu STA
ticn was not then equipped 20 a. to
transmit messages in reliable, manner
from England TO Canada:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-07-21

had moderated my man. Something blazed in his eyes
which told that Conniers there after all
IT'S funny isn't it," he cried. 1 knew he had seen
my moclcery contempt he resented it far
more than 1 believed him capable of doing oh yes;
it's funny it's Internally funny. You sit there ana te
all this-teH how great I'm going to be- and ali
that And you tell it yourself; If 1t was
only that gettn what this little cheap skate
gettin'" That's right amt it? And you sit there ana
grin and know you're bettern me all the time you're
pretending respect"
paused a and crossed one leg over
the other, staring fxedly and with anmosty Out
side barefooted dirty children played nosy; and Stat
woman passed down the street carrying a pitcher
full beer Two girls the steps next door were talk
ing cheaply dressed youths one of whom wore
rhinestone pin stuck bow tie The words My gen
tleman friend" and Molly, she's lady that works in
a factory out TO Woodberry," and Say, amt that
herce?" detached intervals The
youth sitting opposite heard them, and scowled.
Its all very well for YOU" he continued, speaking
less angTiy. but with much inensty-ts all very we'll
for you to look at me and wonder how can be 50 com
had to stand cor what I've had TO- know who your
papers. your lots of umesrding fox chases,
& efRs Al Das a8 knows ana abot 1o Ts Mr. yGgns
art You was sent 10 college, and you've always had
talk right and do things like gentleman I amt, /
Engishman, but She didn't nothing else. Ma
t e & 10 p9 2S o T b t one his truck Gd @
hSGe %s n & Pn 9s hs of B
ana anythng else that ne sells and ana IN tine Tntef
nine years Look at my hands, He stretched them for
yours We'll, Whatever expect from me? / didn't ask
thing Ii amt my fault my father let So
don't acting though L trying butt in
somewhere l don't belong. See?'
He paused again filled a short, black pipe. /
lighted cigarette, and surveyed the earl of Orth and
the future duke Walshire.
He rather short and very chunky. having
nous shoulders. but very thin scraggy neck His nose
blunt tip, and his nOsTis distended and his
mouth much large his lips much
His eOod-clear honest eyes they
WERE without fear and had his thick brown
nar been parted the middle such that it fell
his brOws his forehead would have been good like
wise.
Taking him in the whole, attired as he was in
material badly. but with
attempt cheap style he would have been remark
able a crowd of his fellow milk-wagon drivers,
conductors others of the ilk.
He a horseshoe of glass diamonds in his scarf
ana cheap white pqUe vest and his patent leather
cracked in places Altogether he
typical cheap bounder dressed in his best clothes
The good thing about him certain dominating
a certain strength of character which he
without effort.
Well said l, finally, what going to do
about it, Lord Conners?'
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IE SNOBS &&@A By George ,1 Bronson Howard
Copyright, 1905, by Street & Smith

of Ortiz all right all right Say Stuart know what
I'm getting, She hasn't got any of who or
I She lust likes meme. old Hen
Disney, pretty much the when he a
wagon"
Reason was useless and. after ALL should be
allowed to find happiness in his way.
There is doubt that the little Parkin girl liked
him immensely and their presence together
considerable comment about the hotel. parties
being undesiTables they didn't much matter; but
cOuraged by the women, the began to throw
insinuatiOns, and when night drive which began
after dinner extended until o'clock in the morning
began question the responsibility of
little Parkin girl
Up to this time 1 must say that had very little
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weeks I shall have very little to say:
I took Disney live with in my apartments, and
the things which he wanted 10 know
such for instance, that it is not good form 70 tuck
the collar meals, and that dishes should
piled the other. pointed out to him that
ii preferable not to say them things, and that
toOthpck be deferred until after meals.
deavored to show him baths in the morning
things that there virtue in wearing the
long pastering it with list of these
be avoided" carries interest 10 the gen
reader. and elimination is desirable.
tailor took his for all sorts of clothes,
M his choicest samples in
shirts, hosiery and neckwear
after weeks l not ashamed to be seen
with Disney, for, properly dressed and with his hair
trimmed to the proper length, he not obnoxious.
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In the midst excitement lone figure attracted
my eye. 1t Mrs. Par-n and she weeping fatty
in corner of the hotel PSEch. went up TO her.
oh Stuart" she cried reproachfuIly lit all
your Notwithstanding that horrid little Alice.
And now she is-dsgraced-"
think mentioned that Mrs. Parkin impossible.
No? Well. she
Ordered from the hotel" she wept. "Alice, poor
child heard. To think that
a mine
Poor woman! 1 could that the golden door to
conquest had. in her estimation,
closed her daughter.
1 hung about hotel watching preparations
with unholy glee bellboy had been dispatched town
procure union jack and American flags;
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whirled me sharply. Don't call that
Plain Henry Disney's good enough for a while
Cali Disney. and forget the earl and the dock part
Of it"
Ortiz, stated calmly. your grandfather duke is
OF deathbed. commissioned you
I've you I'm going to wire Wasnire's solicit
tors in London that have. What going to do
keep on driving the milk wagon?
The can See here Beau" he WaEE;x
you're laughing at me again. l don't it. 10
amt going keep driving milk wagon. Ia
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: HAD TAKEN me some
thing like half an hour to
tell the youth who sat be-
fore me huSging his knees
and staring out Of the win
dow just how it was c.
he had fallen into one Of
the seats of the mighty.
When / had concluded, I
looked at him carefully,
and 1 suppose the innate
snObbeTy in me, and the
consciousness of being
what he was not, led to
the wholly unnecessary re-
mark which I made later.
And so you are Lord
William COnniers and the
earl Of Orth. Within a
month. maybe less, you
viii be duke of Walshire,
and the greatest man in
England, next to the royal
family"
He turned on me sud
denly. and 1 saw that /
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that he not goodlooking not did ne have
the air of breeding which should have with his
clothes but he might have passed anywhere for man
better classes
Cuclness of mentality was certainly his judged by
the celebrity which accomplished in his
intOnaton. When Disney learned thing,
he we'll; when he acquired social
himself through it with air of being at
There was timidy. no afraid OF not doing 1t
right" with Henry Disney
cottage hotel grounds having been rented,
two weeks later installed there with protege