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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-05-20

rat einmol g%enonnt. Gor Ser olten
grenen8 ourfte man ME BON ibrem
Straightforward ipre6en. uno oo6
mar er oermaleinit ibr 2iebling ge-
peien. 0ermoleinit-oos mar ld1ge
fer. Ser Sumter @rnit bon 2ebn bot
te iein Sltnferblut perleltgnet, oa-
mails, ols Ser Brand Ser Gebolutiott
an oQen gden oes alten europa bo6
empori6lug uno ou6 inn 8re1Bii6en
Der Son3 begalm. Sn @abrbeit:
ser Sumter mar ein beiBbliitiges Stu=
oentleill 11no Die 8eeeiiterung fir 6ie
So6e ser Sreibeit rib ibn nit, RITZ
i'm in Sen @irbel ser Gebolution birl=
Elm, ltno Slonmen uno Sluten i6lu=
gen iiber ibm 5uiammen. @ls oie
Heaftion fam, ltano o1t6 iein Same
allf BEN 2iiten Ser @ea6teten. 90
eilten oie griloer berbei, @erbaro ulb
Srit, ltno balfen INN iiber oas Meer.
@erbaro begleitete ibr Bis Calais;
BORT gob es Sen lebten Mbi6ieo. sic
pllBten: eins @b1dieo fir INNER.
9enn EN- 2ebn, Ser Die @affen ge-
gen ieinen &onig ergriffenL batte fei=
men Hlob mebr i'm 6amilienperbanoe.
God grnit mar trobig; er ging i6pei=
genb in oie @elt.
@ie es ibm oriiben ergangen, muB=
te olt6 ser General ni6t. Gebt nlo
i6leht pie ben meilten Slii6tlingen
piiroe es moi gefpeien fem. gin
ein5iges Mal batte @rnit on feline
Mlttter eei6rieben; oie bate oie
Sanoi6rift ouf Ser @oreiie %erfannt,
uno Ser 8rief mar r~ltgeoff11et 5uriid=
| gegungen-mieber 5uriid iiber 6as
groBe @oiier ltno pieoer 5uriid IN
oos @leno, aus Dem er fam. l1no
nun pesgineen Sabr orf Sobr in
longer, LANCER &eibe. Gin nal bette
Elm 8efannter oes Generals einige
| 3eit in Stem gorf pertpeilt: Ser lanee
@rof l1el5en, ser CUR Sc onoti6aft in
@albineton fommotroirt noroen mar.
9en batte Ser General gebeten: er
mo6te li6 in Seem gorf einnnal nod
Dem 8eri6oaenen nmtun, gar15 un-
ter Der 9ono; 10 uno 10 itebe Die @e=
i1i6te, nno man mobte piiien, Oh
oenm Der grnit iiberbal1pt nod lebe.
limo l1el5en batte 5urudgeihrieben
SD babe mid erfnnoigt. So, es
gibt bier einen Sreiberrn bon 2ebn,
uno grnit beiBt er altd, uno bas
fann MIR oeilt 8rnoer iein. @ber
OH oarfit ni6t eri6reden: @r bat
ein groBes S6ubmaren- @eihaft in
Ser adten 4penlte. Das lit fotal,
uno bod altd nidt. 8enn bier sibt
es piele, sic iino aoelieen Namens
ltno bod peroammt biirgerli6 IN if
rem gerufen. Snoes ipridt oas les>
tere mebr nit als oas e%ritere, ipofiir
man @merifa benin ol16 oas 2ano Ser
| 6reibeit beiBt. 5iiee notubene on,
es lit ieltiam, oaB bel allem Elm alt-
itdnoiger Meni6 bod aud Ben Sitel
&olonel fiibren muB ooer minoeitens
I &apitGn aber natiirli1 aapten ge-
lpro6en.
(yortTebuna Tolgt.1
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-05-20
Nina anf BEN ridtiaen Tlef.

Scr. 6. Sumpbrep, 4aufntorn bon
Omega, g., uno 8rdiioent Ser oorti-
gen Observation-Disclosures, iagt bon
Or. Sings geeuer Gntoedung: ~9te
rettete mein 2eben, tie fano ben rid
tigen Sled = Sen Sib meines S1t-
items = ols aaes @noere feblidlng."
Or. Sings Neiie @ntoedung errei6t
nidt MIR ben Suiteniib, iie BELT aud
oen meben un6 idmo6en Bi1nft Der
Geble, 2ungen nno 8ruft. 8oran-
tiert 81 beilen BET 4oolpb 9reiB uno
81. Gobn & Co. @potbefer. so Gts.
uno $t.00. Yrobefloide fret.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-05-20
9as gaar
Son &arI gttIinger.

S04
@ir laBen ouf Ser So~telterraIi'
beim 4affee. Sin ie1em Hahmittae
feblte uns ieglider @eiprddsitoff
@ir fiblten uns iebr mobl babel
9loBIi9 fubr Grib auf.
Gin rei5enoer S6ned!"
.@o2"
nDa oriibenl Die in Dem roter
&leio!"
nSdid!" iagte 6rib.
Zip top! l1no fir cine perbeira
tete Srau bemunbernspert gra5ios
mge5egen!"
v@ober peibt 0u, oaB Tie berbei
ratet iino?"
u@eil fie Gberinge trasenl1
y9as lit fem @rurto. Sd bin biel.
mebr iiber5eugt, oaB lie nidt Der.
beiratet linbl"
@oraus ihlieBt Oh oas?"
SD fiibIe oos. l1eberoies tragt Der
Serr ibr Sadett. 8erbeiratete Wan-
ner iinb nibt 10 gallant. @enigitens
nidt gegen Die eigene Sran!1
n@laube id niht. @oaen mir
petten?"
u@uti Drei Slalden Moiel?"
Ser 3ufaG ibien inns Die 2oiune
Ser Srage erleidtern 81 molen. Das
rdtielbofte 9aar bIieb iteben, be.
iprad iih einer @ugenblid, fam ori
unier &otel 5ut itieg Die Stufen Der
groBen Serraiie etHper nno nabm am
Nebentiid 8las.
u@init gu nift oas Sadett an3ie,
ben, Sdas? gs miro fiibl!" iagte
uer". $50, bitte!" e%rtpioerte uiie".
Ser &err erbob iid, balf ibr in's
Sadett uno iebte fih mieoer. n9anfe."
u9ie @ette lit bereits 10 gut mie
%getponnenl" fliiiterte Gris. Gin
berbeiroteter Manu miro niemols iid
BON ieIbit gum Sadettan5ieben onbie-
ten, mno cine perbeiratete Srau miro
idperlid Daniel" iagen." aber
idnea belierten iid Die @usiidten.
Sbne Die Dame um Grlaubnis gu
fraserl, 5og Der Serr Elm gtui aus
Der 8rulttaibe nno aiinoete Iif cine
gigarre an.
vSiebIt Oh, Srie. @6re iie iein
@erb1ltnis, 10 bGtte er ii6 3ubor bof.
lid erfunoigt OF ibr Der &aud nidt
nnangenebm lit! Seiner Grau ge-
geniiber lit man nidt 10 riidiidts-
BOIL" 5rit nifte %5litimmeno. uMI-
leroings, Die Gigarre tit berod6tig!"
Ser &elner trot an ben Nebentiia.
u9ie Serribaften ipiini6en?"
sir mid einen &affee, uno fir
meme 6rm1 = mas miniht gu
Shab21 g8leihfaas einen &af,
feel"
Sris la6elte. o0ie 9eioen iino
10 unperbeiratet, ipie MIR moglid)
@esbalb bat er meme Srar" &C.
iagt? 9amit Der 4elner es bort.
6olglih lit fie gerabe nidt feline
6ralI Muberoem bat lie obne 8eiin,
neniogleib oaiielbe beitelt nie oer"
Cine perbeiratete Srau batte Den
&eaner gefraet, Oh es nidt audi See,
Gacao poer Gbofolaoe giebt unb min.
oeltens flint Minuten bin uno Der
iiberIeet, big iie iid eatidieoen
b1tte!~
Ger &eGner brahte 5tpei Saiien,
berihpano nno febrte nit Wild-
uno aaffeefanne 5uriid. uWtir, bite,
BELT" oronete Die Dame an. oltno
mein Wann trinft ounfeli"
6rib briidte mir Die Sano. sd
f~onooliere. SOFT Oh gebort?
uWein Maml@ Sogar Der 9eIlner
batte gelabelt."
SD meroe aus bieiem Baar nibt
flugl" geItano id. raaum bat cine
Beobadtiing mid belebrt, oaB iie
3meifellos leoig iin6, 10 benefit mir
cine nere @enoung, oaB iie ebenio
3peifeaos matchmaker perbeiratet
iinol Sin ben geioen miro meine
gauge so nidenfenntnis SIT idanoenl"
.@orten mir ob! Srgenntuo oer-
raten lie ii6 oohl Die 2eutden iinb
leoiel Sd erbobe Die @ette onf
filnf Slaiden!"
9ieie 3uberiidt pur6e I'M nGflten
Moinent b%eitroft. Ger Mann rief
Den &elner 5uriid: nSberl 8itte
bringen sic mir Die oSranffurter
Oo;t,tnoHIH
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-05-20
geiieat bnrdl bic aentidlen tpll1

bie Sran5oier, beiieet uno aus Dem Seloe
gel6lagen tpurben Die amerifanii6en 8a.
tentS8ilen, bon benen Die meiiten linz
ter ibrer berlofenben 3nderbiiqe bein=
tiidif6e @ifte. pie 2neditlber ltllb ntts
bere giftige @rbftan5er, bergen, bon Der
@ernnrbs&rGutersBiaen. Stein nnf
iorsiom tperoen oieielben bon ben Brit
bern ct. 8ernarb's aus ben frii6en beile
bringenoen 8flall5en, Die in benz groBen
@arteu Der Hatur nabien, bereitet. So
portreffli6e beuti6e 5eilmittel bat iid
in alien Sdaen BON @eritopfnllg, Iugenz,
2eberS rno 3ierens2eiben ltnb alien
StDrungen Der llnterleibsSSrg 1fets
auf 6as @ldn5enoite beDdbrt. Sn allen
Ipotbefen gu baben.
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6rib fnidte 5nlartr11en.

metter! Statt tie n~nterbalten, lieit
er oie 3eitung. Das bringt MIR eiil
gbemann fertie! Cine 10 rei5enoe
Gralt Ser 2%aneepeile gu. iiberlalien!
gigentlit iollten mir CUR Strafe NIT
ibr gu fofettieren %beginnenl"
sd bia1 itets fir 9~eitrafung aaer
Siinoen gegen oas idonere @e-
i6ledt!" erm1nterte id, ielbItlos,
mie i9 BIN. =
Srib firierte oie liebli6e Tube
fannie. MIs fid oie 9lide trafen
ru1l5elte Tie Die Stirn uno idautc
uns 5ornig an. 5rit lddelte ibr ber-
binolid gu. ga tippte iie nit Ser
&edten arf Sen Mrm ibres 8egleiters
uno logte pifiert 10 laltt, ouB nit es
Nren muBten: u@ie Der Mffe am
Mebentii6 mid arteudt!" Stint
mere Gid nidt Inn ben Sa6ialll"
meirte Ser SEER uno fHBte ibr oiten-
totip Die i6one Sanb.
Sic Iino leoigl" triumpbierte
Sris. yNnn lit ieoer 3meifel ausge-
ihloiien. Cine perbeiratete 5rau
miiroe iid nidt argern, ionoern Tie
mare itol5 oaraut oaB tie nod @n-
bern gefaat. sic miiroe ibren Wam
megen elmer iolhen &leinigfeit nidt
in Ser 2eftiire 5u ltoren lpagen. -9o6
meniaer uber miiroe Ser gben1ann ibr
Die Sal1o f%iiiien! 9urrab, i6 babe
aetponnen! @iebit 9n Did nun
gefangen2" Sdtte es iid MIR nm
orei Slaiden e%ebaloelt, 10 batte i6
mid beidamt fir beiieet erflarf.
Mber flint Slaiden. u5dat Die naf-
ite 8eobohtung abermals 5n 9einel1
@nnften aus, Damn gebe i6 oas
Spiel auf."
sd fam lpartenlv erfldrte Sris
iiegesgemiB.
gr muBte 5iemlih lange lparten.
Sn oaer @emiitsrllbe las Der SEER
feline 3eitung fertig, legte lie b%eiieite,
uno fragte bic Game: $50 moqen
mir beute @beno binge1en?"
5ris fnuffte mid. Or fragt lie!
Qeoig, leoig!"
uWobin 3u miait, Sdab!" ant
portete iie.
Sris fling an, ouf Dem Stubl at
bopien. u0ieie Nadeiebisfeitl Sc
Big, leoia!~
ySSm Sbeater miro u0tbeao4 geae-
ben. Dn iiebit bod 10 germ Sbafe-
ipeare?" I1lug Ser 9err Dor.
Srie flatihte Dor @ergniigen in
Die @anbe. Or min ibr 8uliebe in
Elm Sraueripiel geben! 2eoig, le-
oigiiiimol!"
y9u gebit bieaei6t Iieber gum.
4llrfon5ert?" fragte tie.
5rib flopfte mir itrableno alf Die
Sdulter. u@iait gu niht enolih
ben @ein beiteaen2" itidelte er.
.gs iit mir eleid!" enti6ieo Der
Ser, mari ieinen ausgera16ten
Stummel fort uno 5iinoete ii6 cine
lnelte gigarre on.
&iibig nabm ibm Die Came Die
gigorre aus Dem Mitno, brad ie in
Ser Mitte ent5mei uno leete Die bei-
ben &Glften in ben @i6eabefer, NOS
BEL lie ireunolid iaete: n9u bait
beute idon Define bier @igarren &C.
rauft!"
Der Serr erpioerte fein @ort.
gr nabm oen 3miidenfoa als etpas
gang Selbitperitdnolides bin unb
erorterte freunoli6 Die abenofrage
meiter.
Stun, Srisden?"
5rib iob mid traurig on. ST bot
te einen Stud auf Der 3ulge, aber
er beberridte iid uno itammelte per-
nidtet: rs 6 babe berlorenl
90 ettpas laBt man iid lllir bon iei-
ner Srou gefaden. ODER, itelen Sic
grauneberger falt!"
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Ser 9unnesienat bot 8e

- Ser gunbesienot bat 8emiqi-
ellrgen bon $500 fir BEN @nfaui
bon Blaeen in Neu=grounfels uno
@rolpnpooo genta6t nno cine bon
$4,000 fir einen iolden IN 9ren-
BAN.
Sn gromntpooo iino 5pei jun
&c Waoden, 53loiiie nno Ollie grep-
er. ertrunfen.
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OeI6 81 berIeiben = gmerion &
Co., 321 @eft Commerce StraBe.
Yfnn6Ieiber uno Sutpeliere. Bar.
gains IN berfaIenen Yf6noern.
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1908-10-31

WASHINGTON.- Again the tide of
w society has turned. 1t is no
longer where to go, but when to re-
turn. Society has had its fling, and a
merry one it has been, despite all
that has been said to the contrary,
and now the more serious considera.
tions of home life come to the front,
With the summers gayeties in Bar
Harbor and Newport now only a
memory, the fashionable set is of vari.
Gus minds as to- where to spend the
next month. Virginia Hot Springs
holds out beckoning hand to those
who have revealed in the summers
designations.
But in Washington the curtain has
been rung up and the stage set for the
coming season by the arrival of the
president and Mrs. Roosevelt and
the raising of questions which necessi.
tate the return of the official family,
as the cabinet is called. The opening
of the winter season is in the dim flu.
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1908-10-31

upon Miss Chartris, who cries nervous
ly: What are you jumping on me
for? l was only keeping Marina's
handbag and umbrella, and Edwin's
canes and rug. and | looked round and
she'd got It In the neck!"
Not a dagger" shudders Enid. But
a hasty inspection OF Marina's white
throat relieving her, Miss Anstruther
cries: Maud, how dare you use such
ambiguous Amerlcanisms What has
she got?"
How do l know" pouts Maud. ag
gressiyely. She was too groggy to
speak"
1T can't be paralysis!" shudders the
groom. trying in vain to revive Ma
rina.
Not bit" answers Barnes, after
hasty examination.
do you think we dare put her on
the train?" queries Edwin. anxiously.
"As friend, | would say we must
get her away, but" The American
pauses.
Mercy! You have some news from
Ajaccio?" Enid breaks in, trembling,
mo more news, only 1t is wise to be
moving on. But" Burton feels the
Auttering pulse OF the bride, but as a
doctor. my opinion is she must remain
here for few hours at least. I'll get
carriage. Here, Tompson," he says
to the maid who had followed him
from the crowd in the depot, help your
mistress with the grips"
The two gentlemen support Marina
outside the station, and Maud follow
ing. says: Take her to the Grand
our hotel. Mas got lovely rooms
there"
Yes It's only short distance" re
marks Barnes, and We can make your
wife comfortable at once"
The whole party soon reach the
Grand hotel on the Rue Noailles. Here
| they are received with mixed exclama
| lions of surprise and delight and then
| concern by Lady Chartris. Marina
was well, you say, only few minutes
ago and tainted at the railroad station
| What produced it?" cries the English
matron, after the young Corslcan lady
has been taken to bedroom and {
well-recommended physician sent for
Enid staying by the patient until his
arrival.
Mr. Barnes doesn't deem It wise t
go into details with Lady Chart-is,
You had better descend aLd MAKE
yourself comfortable In the cafe, ED
win," he suggests. Young husband
are too nervous when their wives ar,
sick"
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Insane Hospital to House Male Nurses

nurses and attendants when the hos
pital extension was completed. As no
appropriation was available for the
construction of building for the male
nurses, all that 1t was possible TO do
was to remodel one of the buildings
already on the hospital reservation.
The building finally selected is what
was known as the east lodge. Several
years ago 1t was utilized for female pa.
tents. 1t is a combined three-story
and two-story brick building.
Entirely remodeled to meet the re.
quirements of the situation, it con.
tains SO roomy apartments, capable or
providing for about So men. 1t is
lighted throughout by electricity. Lava,
tories, shower baths and bathrooms,
all .lined with Vermont marble, are on
each floor. On the first floor Is a
large club or reception room running
the entire width of the building, which
will be used as reading room or pos
sibly as a billiard room.
Employees who are to occupy the
building are being assigned to quarters
there now, and they have expressed
themselves as pleased at their new sur
roundings, which they regard as max
ing for their comfort and pleasure
after working hours.
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TT is a tragic coincidence that the
l two distinguished members of diplo-
matte corps who have recently died
Minister Hauge of Norway and Am
bassador Speck Won Sternberg of Ger
many-should have both been sur
Vived by beautiful and childless
widows. who at some time in their
girlhood claimed the same city, Louis.
vile, as their home.
The dramatic sadness of the dual
incidents still hangs like a pail over
that inner circle of Washington so.
ciety where the two happy couples
shone as regnant lights.
That both men died in their father.
land when on temporary visits there
with their American wives. booming
the young widows to solitary journeys
home, is a further pathetic parallel.
Baroness Speck Won Sternberg, the
later of the two diplomatic women to
be bereaved of an idolizlng husband
returned from abroad recently and has
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1908-10-31

r HE army of rough riders, trappers
/ and men who "catch 'em alive with
their hands" who have been looking for
ward to the presidents African trip in
quest of big game as an occasion In
which they would play part, Will be
disappointed
Mr.. Roosevelt and his son Kermit
one taxidermist, and one naturalist
from the National museum will consti'
tute the Roosevelt party. They will be
the only Americans in 1t. Just how
large a following Of natives will be
necessary the president himself does
not yet know.
Although the president is to receive
one large dollar for each word written
by him about the trip, he is not con
templating the throwing of money
right and left to equip himself for the
novel experience of shooting real big
game.
BY the time the president will have
been separated" (this is the word
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1908-10-31
|~ GOT4Z ES@/ 90

This is Southpaw Harry Covaleski
of the Phillies, the Tri-State league
recruit who recently defeated the
New York Giants three successive
times In one week. Covalesk has
spent most of his life in working in
the mines at Shamokin. Pa. He Is
"a years old and has been playing In
fast company very short time. Like
Hughey Jennings, Miner Brown, Ed
Walsh, and other great ones who
rushed from the mines into the big
leagues, Covalesh was always an en-.
thusiastic ball player and when he was
not rigging coal he was practicing the
shoots which have made him famous.
He pitched for semi-professional teams
up state at first, and last summer he
was a member of the Wildwood IN. j.
team, where he attracted the attention
of Manager Murray of the Phillies and
was signed.
That was last fall, and this spring
Murray, feeling that he did not have
room for him on his pitching staff,
released him to the Lancaster club
in the Tri-State league. Covaleskl did
splendid work for Lancaster, and at
the close of the Tri-State season the
Phillies took him back. Covaleski Is
six feet one inch high, and weighs
1856 pounds.
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ROUND THE CAPITAL
Information and Gossip Picked Up Here
and There N Washington.
Prospects for Social Season Are Bright

ture, but with the White House opened
many of the embassies will follow
suit
Washington Is great gathering
place for conventions, especially in the
autumn, and this year the season
opened with the tuberculosis con.
gress, which brought together distin-
guished men from all parts OF the
world, many of them with their wives
and other feminine kin. This made
necessary a reception or two and many
luncheons and dinners, and these
started the ball rolling. Although the
ball may slow up when the delegates
depart for their English, French, Ger.
man, or other homes, 1t will be kept
going on the way toward the new year
and a new administration.
Meantime, there will be the official
opening of the White House, with a re
ception for congress and the introduc.
ton of Miss Ethel Roosevelt into so.
ciety. Miss Roosevelt is planning to
have a stream of young house guests
and all the cousins" will take turns
at joining in the entertainments, of.
fetal and otherwise. Mrs. Nicholas
Longworth will chaperon her sister on
most occasions, relieved by her uncle,
Admiral William S. Cowles, who filled
the same genial Office for Mrs. Long.
worth when she made her debut
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Tragic Coincidence in Death of ENJOYS

begun the packing of her effects at
the German embassy. She has a right
to the salary of her husband and to
the occupancy of the embassy In
Washington for three months after the
ambassadors demise. AS the widow
of a diplomat who died in service, the
former beautiful Miss Langham of
Louisville will enjoy considerable
pension from the German government.
No more sumptuous hospitality was
lavished in Washington than taat
emanated from Baron Won Sternberg
and his peculiarly alluring Kentucky
wife. The white ballroom of the Ger
man embassy during the incumbency
of the Won Sternbergs has been the
scene of princely festivities.
The pathetic little diplomat with the
gentle wistful face that always ap.
pealed was man of large personal in
come. No woman in Washington
dressed more exquisitely than the
wife of whom he was so justly proud.
The invalid diplomat, because of the
determined malady that finally closed
his career, appeared seldom in society
last winter. His presence with his
wife at the last state function of the
season at the White House was the oc.
casion of heartfelt congratulations
among his friends. They believed he
was better and going to get well.
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1.-THE DEVILS Bible"

The volume which is called the
devils Bible" is in the library Of
the royal palace of Sweden. 1t is a
huge copy OF the Scriptures, written
on 800 prepared asses skins. One re.
port says that It took 500 years to
complete this copy, which is so large
that It has a table by itself Another
tradition says that It was completed
in a single night, due to the assistance
OF his Satanic majesty who. when the
work was finished, gave the monk a
portrait of himself for a frontispiecs.
The illuminated likeness Of the devil
still adorns the front page Of the work.
The vobgBe was carried on BY the
Swedes inthe Thirty Years War from
q convent in Prague.
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1908-10-31

THE Government Hospital for the In
i sane has just opened its male
nurses home.
The building is designed to accom-
modate a large number of the male
nurses and attendants who have here
tofore been quartered in buildings In
which patients were cared for, They
will be enabled under the new condi'
tions when work on the wards is over
TO go to building removed from the
patients and containing homelike APP
pointments.
The need OF such home has been
recognized by the hospital authorities
for long time. In the plans originally
prepared for the extension of the
asylum there was provision made for
the erection of such a structure. 1t
was finally eliminated.
A building three stories high, how.
ever, was erected for the female
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No Hunters to Accompany the President

used in Washington from the govern
ment service and the monthly check
for 81, 1866 2.3 will be going to some
other man. 1t will be incumbent upon
him to mind his pennies, else, instead
of a trip of profit, 1t will develop into
one Of expense.
President Roosevelt does not yet
know the scientists that are to accom-.
pany him All he knows Is that he liz.
tends presenting specimens of African
animals to the National museuRA and
that he has asked that institution to
the specimens and the other to make
notes that will be of benefit to natural
history.
No definite itinerary has been yet
arranged. The president will go
where he can find the game, and II he
fails to find 1t one place he will go to
another, and when he has found 1t ne
will camp there. The details of the
trip will not be arranged, therefore,
until after he has consulted his guides,
who will not be from the United
States. The caravan will be mustered
in after he reaches the African coast.
Reports that the president has ac.
copied an invitation from this or that
official or dignitary are also premature.
The president has received no invi.
tations and his plans at present will
hardly admit of his accepting any.