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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-06-12
SIN Snni.

Ser Snni lit Elm Spmmermpnb,
Wean lit bic Site idpn getuD9nt,
Mtan peiF, es fann itidt aubers iein
t1nb finbet iih audi brrm barein.
Wean trinft am 4benb nidt mebr betk,
9lndb Weittass r~itttt man Zee nit sis"
Salute ntrtntt mani gernc an,
@enn ma iie gut b~ereiten Tam.
Wiutmt man iein Wabel Mbenbs aus,
Gp gebt man nidt infs Shamipielbams,
Gs tpir6 i'm MDmbid)ein prpmeniert
ltn6 tie nit Giscrette battt tracttert.
Gin Eicnir finbet aud iuul ftntt,
@enn's nidt 81 bief geregnet bat,
Senn bic Hatrr bent nidt 0enak
@enn man I'M Semftcn tuanbeln nttk.
Mud hin6igt ms bic Giienbabn
Sebr bilfge GrcmrfiDnett an,
WaG 2am6a's Earf, mad 0alpcitpn
Sabrt man sn uieb'rem Treiien idpn.
Gp giebt's 8ergniigen t%tander Mrt,
@enn nj ieim Oelb nif)t eben ipart,
,,@as fpmmt's auf bic paar &r5ten an"
90 ruff int 2etdJtiinn mtander Mann.
0pf tper iDlibe bleibt 81 Saus,
Sir ben iiebtfs and nidJt tribe aus,
Gs ioret ia unfere meme i3eit
Sir &pmfDrt nnb Seqaemlidfeit.
Sdeint bramfen aitd bic SDnne beif,
stets lit cs fill, iute je6er tpetk:
Sprt tup bic Slider raid iid breb'n
9abim fam man snr Giiblmng geb'm.
IN fiibler Wmbe fibt niait bier,
Sci fei1em 0laie 2pneS tar 8ter,
Gas, felbif 10 fill ipie Nprblans=G
TDrtrefflid uns ST maitben tpeif.
Was ifeert nns bann bic 3Dlitif,
Die friegt man ip ipie 10 bal0 bid,
Sas Gims'se, mas iuir piinif)en, tit,
SaR man bas 6 Star ME pernttRt
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-06-12
MIIerIei.
l1niere herrliden 2on0itl

- l1niere berrli6en 2ailoltraBen,
Die belten in Ser @elt" finoen beim
8oItoeportemel1t feinen Mnflang.
@enigltens fiinoigt Ser A. Iiiiitent-
Yoitmeiiter in @albmgton unierem
Yoitneiiter al, bob menn niht Die
2anoitraBen Ser &outen 1, 3, 4, 5,
8 unb 9 in piiterbaren 3u=
Itatto perIebt peroen, Die freie @blie<
feruig ser 8oitiaden aufgeboben
mir6.
SIM Sitter BON So Sabren itarb
Sol. Sfporb, friiber in Gan Mntonio
mobnboft ip1ter auf elmer Surm BET
@aainas. 4ranfbeitsbalber cog CT
Dor einiger 3eit IN Die Staot. gr
binterldBt Srau uno mebrere 4inoer.
= SIN Sa1ta &oia 9oipital itarb
Sermann GbriItian I'M Sitter bon 81
Sabren.
- Sim 9onneritag abeno 6 nbr
ware cine nit 25 Haiioeieren beieste
Gar Ser Sot @ens 2inie bon Der
nelen Bride in Der geueDa StraBe
beinabe in BEN 5luB g%eialit. Die
@oroerrdber perlieBen oas @eleiie;
Die Gar rannte gegea oas griifen-
eelanoer an, Dos brad uno Ser 8or-
oerteiI ser Gar l6tpebte IN Der 2uft.
Ser Motprfiibrer batte Die 8remle
ange5ogen ilno bielt Die Gar oaonrA
auf Der Bride. 8eim @erabftiir5en
bGtte es bermutli6 cine Insab[ So
oesfdne gegeben.
- @us Ser @egeno BON @etnore
miro ebeifaas Elm Muftreten Der fit
geaolen eroBen @euldreden gemeloct,
Die lid an peribieoenen anoeren Or
ten bereits ge5eigt baben. Sn 0idten
Sharen gu Sauienoen tritt oas lln=
5iefer auf nilo ribtet llnbeil an. Sof=
fentlid bIeibt es auf ein5elne @egen=
ben bel1rdnft.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-06-12

bet nit @obenmarte gefldrt millea,
ebe Dem 8ruoer al Ser toribte
&latld gu Sbren gefommen mar.
l1ebrigens drgerte er li6 aub iiber
Die gintragung I'M Sremoenblatt. 81
ging nidt an ieinen 5tammti6, uno
menn i'm auf Dem &eul Elm 8e-
fainter nit Sen @orten anbaltes
molte: ySaeen Sic nal, better @e=
neral" - 10 nieite ct fur6tbar nno
~antlportete: SD bin total peridnupft
urlo perbuitet, 2iebiter m1B mo-
den, oaB i'd mad @auie fomme -
eriiBen Sic oie liebe Srau aooio,
aooio" - uno eing eiligit meiter.
Stun batte er aber gliidli6 Die
5amiIie 5uiammen. ST batte i'm So
tel &autenfran5 Elm groBes 3immer
gemietet uno inltruierte ioeben ben
Sberfelner: n@egeiien nno getrunfen
miro ni6ts, mein 2ieber. gs ban-
BELT iif Inn cine &onferen5 -
u@eiB idon, Serr General" err
tpioerte Ser Sberfeaner uno neigte
perbinoli6 ladelno ben geldeitelten
&opf.
yGein Sic piiien gar nihts, iol-
len nidts miiien, baben nidts gu
millen. @alten Sic mir Sbre Sole
gen fern. S1liillelloher nno Siir-
riben gibt es fir Die naditen 5mei
Stunoen nidt. @enn id flingle,
fommlen Sic aaein. @ebt aaes oro=
nungsmaBig gu, 10 mie i'd es miinide,
friegen Gle nadber 8ebn Warf. l1no
MN beiorgen Sic mir nod Fapier,
|Sinte uno Sober. Mb, mein 5reuno!"
Ser Sberfeaner fnidte crit 5uiam-
men uno rate Johann oabon.
Ser General uno Inna uaren
natiirlid Die eriten. @nna ltano an
Der @onb nno betradtete elm gilo:
Die aronune Napoleons. @ber oieie
&ronung belddftigte iie gar nibt.
| Sic NOR ioeben in Der 2eibbibliptbet
! gepeien uno batte 9errn Sdnabele
aebeten, einen 8rief IN ben eriten
| 8ano bon Tim 3epter u1o aronen"
legen gu oiirfen, Bfotenbauer fpiiroe
oas Bud sleid bolen; Der grief lei
cine Ginlaonng. @err Sdndbele tot,
als lei oieIer ELECTROMAGNETIC piel
praftiider als oie Geihspoit nno ct
mos gang Matdgli6es. Der griei
ielber aber lantete: e. g.. Gut
oenn, ih trose. Mne 9prannen ba-
ben idlieBli6 flein beigeben miiiien.
] Sd mill mein eutes Reht. 8ir mol
len Grid befragen als Sitter oes Sc
ieees. @ann, folgt i%ibermorsen I'm
5meiten ganoe. Define g."
81 Hoit bate oieie @uslaiinna
me1iger umitdnolih gum 3iele be-
foroern fonnen. aber 10 lag bod
Elm boloer romantiider 3auber iiber
Sem beimli6en Sin uno Ser. ltn>
audi, oaB Serr Sbndbele io5nlagen
Mitmiiier mar, batte ieine aparten
Nei5e. 9os oisfrete 2aheln oieies
iungen Mannes lieB Mnna iub erbs.
ben. Gin loutes @ort BON ibm,
uno Iie mar Dem Gntiesen geueibt.
Sie oadte babel an llgolino nno
@enopepo uno an Die beilige Gliia-
(S%ortiebung foIst.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-06-12


Cine grnnenbafte elite:
nnberDniIi9feit, 9bspepfie. Werifopfung,
&oIif. Cholera Norbiis, Sieber, 9mitz
@rmfbeifen, 9nrurubr, grigbtj6e
@ranf6eit, 2eberleioen, ShiitteIfieber.
Nerbentpeb, Nbeumntismlts. @eiIfpiire,
@eidtpiIife, MusbIeiben bes n1onatIiden
Slufies, 9dnorrboi6en, BeIbfndt, 6for<
but, GfrofeIn, WIrmer, &opftpeb,
Gdipinbiudt &rebs n1lb @abnIinn. Gle
ale erfdeinen anfangs lfnbe6euteno nno
ibnen allen gebt elm 6rtIi9er 8IntanS
0rang borais, er5eust 6nr6 unreines
8Iut un0 unregelmdbi9e Sdtigfeit oerSeS
Der uno Der ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, un6 ic
ale f0n1len mbebingt unb nnfebIbar
onr1 ct. Bernarb 6rdnterpiaen berbii@
tet fperoen, fpeirn MAJ btefes @ittel bel
3eiten einnimmt. Sir 25 Gents bel
Mpot6efen 8u babeu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-06-12
gi6el ,tnb sedmif.

0tpNt " ~NeTbtt+
Solgenoe intereIiante uno in peite<
rem &reiien gdn5li6 unbefannte 8e=
lfidte muroe Dem S6reiber oieler
3eilen in Ntagoro Sa1s in Ser Sabrit
Mtdeion, oes beriibmten GRINDERS
oes Garborunoums uno oes %fiinltli<
den @ropbits, eraablt. 8or einiger
3eit fam 9ltdelo ion anf BEN 8eoanfen
oie 8lolti5itot oes sur Seritelung
BON Sormen b%ertpenoeten Cons
our6 3uloB irgenb nelder Stoffe 51
erbobe1. gr moQte nit anoeren 8or=
ten BEN Son nit Dem 3nlab BON me-
niger @aiierploitiid mo6en nno oa=
ourd Dor ollem oas iiberaus lditige
S6mi1oen perbinoern ooermenigitens
berabminoern. Ha6 pielen Geriubet
nit alien mogli6en gbemifalien fano
er feline 8erniibnngen belobnt, tnoem
ii6 totid6li6 cine gauge Grippe pon
&orpern, Die in Ser Snonltrie febr
meitgebenoe Mnpenoune finoen, als
broll6bor fir Ben genomten 3mef
erpies. 9ieie &orper lino oie Son@
nine, @o1llsiGure, @erbidnre ulm.
Mls @t6eion iib Die pielen @ntpefl-
oungsmogli6feiten Ser intereilanten
Grfinoltng al1f idmmtlide @ebiete Der
aeramif iiberlegte uno oabei alfj an
Die Experimentation babte ,fiel ibnL
Dem bibelfelten Mmerifaner, auf ein=
mai oie merfpiiroige Stelle im5peitel1
gu6 Moie i'm fiinften &apitel Elm, no
BON Ser 8%ertpenollng BON 5trob fir
MISUNDERSTANDING oie Gebe 1T. Ser
Ebaroo mill bic Sl1oen qltalen: uOa=
rum befobl Bboroo oeslelben Cages
Ben Goeten bes 2an0es nno ibret
Mmtleuten ltnb Iprad: Sbr Ioat DEM.
Golf nidt mebr Strob iammeln nno
gebent 6oB iie 3iege[ bremen (2ntber
~iiberieBt: brennen. nellere ueberleter
lagerl: MAIDEN ooer onfertigen) lpie
bisber; laBt iie ielbIt bingeben nno
Strob5ulammellleien; u1lo Die 3abl
Ser 3ieeel, Die ite bisber gemadt ba=
berl ioat ibr ibnen eleidipol auflegen
m1o nidt perminoern" SIN alten
ggppten puroen nan1lid oie 3iegel
aus init fur5en Strobalmett periesten
Nili6lamm bereeitellt, ulo man batte
ME 10 redt eetpubt, mas in oieier
Miitllne oie Strobbalme fir einen
| 3tpef bdtten, 90 ibre Seitigfeit ia nltr
cine iebr geringe tit.
Mt6elon oabte nun iofort oaran,
oaB oas @erfabren Ser often GgDpter
uno sSlloen in irgeno einem 3uiam=
menballg nit ieiner grfinoung iteben
f0nnte, nno ma6te 1ib oararl, 5u BRIT
fem, Oh nidt Ser Strob5uiab oenielben
@rfolg baben miiroe, mie Der Sannln
nim. CT nabm Strob, fo6te es init
@aiier aus nno periuelloete oie1es
@olIer, Inn Son plaitii6 81 MADDEN.
@idtig fano er and, oaB oas pertpen-
oete @alier oielelben gigenidaften
| seigte, pieoie friiber gebralt6te gan=
nii1loiltng, oaB es alio NIT leiner In=
menoung eelinet, 3iegel nit peniger
@aiier ber5ulteaen als obne Strob-
ertraft5ulab, uno oab Oementiprebeno
audi Die Gualitdt cine before miro. @s
lit intereliant, 'ouB Sabrtaulenoe lang
nno BON bunoerten bon Wilionen BON
Meniben geleien, in Der gibel eine
pihtige grfinOung gei6lummert bot,
uno oaB crit iebt our6 Die %unabban-
| gige gntoedung oes genialenM merifa=
ners Die %erpdbnte 8ibelitele rihtig
| perItanoen meroen fonnte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-06-12

Seut5utage miiien Die Wenifen
ben Yreis BON auenl nno BON ni6ts
oen @ert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-06-12
Sio -Seras- Tarm.2anbereien.

100000 Slider biGiges, reides
Iarmlano i'm arteiiiben @iirtel bon
Giio-geras, in Mueces, Cameron uno
9upal Counties. Maes 2nn6 lit tiefe,
idpar5e, ronenbe, Mesquite Prairie
uro tiefer, ihtDar5er, iatoiger Sebm.
Seine Steine, gutes 8aiier tn ge.
ringer Siefe. MeuBerit geiuabe &c.
aeno Dos 2ano lit misge5eifnet fir
8aumtpone, Corn, alfaIfa, Wein.
trauben Srangen, 3itronen etc. nno
Iiegt an Der Giienbabn. 8ir bertan'
fen in Bar5eIen bon getpiinifter
@roBe. Sir neitere ~Snformationen
lbreibe man an Die
8erman.Mmeriean Ganb So.
Slice. Wreces Co., Seras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-06-12
SntereEante Memfermngem.

Cine gngl1noerin rldmens Seog-
mid bot elm Bud iiber Deutidlano
nno 0as b1uslihe 2eben bort ber-
0ffentliht, in Dem iid einige bead-
tensperte SteIen finoen. 60 Die
foIgenoe, Die iid auf Die Sonntags-
beobadtung in Deutidlano be5iebt:
vSie trinfen, iie tan5en, tie belniti-
gen iid, iie ipieIen. Sic MAIDEN
gusfliige an oieiern Gage Der Mube,
un0 mern iie nad england fom-
men, finoen iie nidts IN unierm na-
tionalen 2eben 10 nioertpdrtig unb
unertraglid aIs uniere Sonl1tage.
@enn Tie auf Dem 2anoe bel uns Die
@ruppen BON fauIen 5ielos berum-
itebenoen iungen 8uriden ieben, 10
begreifen iie nidt, mariim lie nidt
irgeno cine 9eibdftiguttg oornebmen,
iid gu irgeno einem Spiel pereini-
gen."
llno BON ben oeutiden 6rauen loat
Die gnglanoerin: Sic oeutiben
Jrallen genieBen ale eroenfltf1en
6reibeiten uno lino babel 5MIeib Die
pabren Siiterinnen oes Samilien,
gliids."
Mls @rlno5ng qebt Der 8eoanfc
ourd) oas Bud, bob Deutidlono oas
2ano it, oas ben groBten @erf aui
@iloung Iegt uno ben gr0Bten Nlltar
ooraus 3iebt.
IS miiroe fir Wanhen bier 81
2nnoe bon Nllben fem, Dos 9uf 81
Iefen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-06-12
4ofAle4.
Der leuc 8abnbof Ser S. & q. ".
Gahn.

Mm %. 5. Monats ioa Der l1ele
gabnbof Ser international & @reat
geortbern 8abn Dem 8erfebr nberge=
bel1 mer6en rttto man tit lest ettr1g
nit ser inneren Serrihtnng bes
rellen @ebanoes bei6dftigt, UNI orn
groffnut1gstage nit alem fir uno
fertig gu lem.
5elten lit elm Nel1bau mobl idar=
fer fritifiert moroen als oieier gabt1=
bof ser Sl1ternational & @reat
Nortbern 9abn nno tatia6lib fam
audi Ser moblmo1enoite 8elrteiler
nidt bebaupten, oaB oas @eballoe in
leinen dllBeren Sormen idon lei. Us
lit Elm merfmiiroig per5pidter 8all
III bent lih alle mogliben Stile Elm
Menoe5pous geben: maurilder, ro11a=
niiher nno Miiionsitil, oa lebterer
ia Ihon an n16 fir li6 ein &orglo=
merat peridieoener Stilanflange tit.
Sd0n lit an Dem @eboroe eigentlih
MIR Die &uppel, Die Gerbaltnilie
oerielben lino ausge5ei6net, es giebt
neniae @ebGloe in Gan Mntonio,
BET oenerl oas @erbdltnis Der &l1ppel
gu oem iibrigell @aliie 10 ridtig 1T,
tpie Bel oielem 9abnbof. 2eioer miro
ser Idone ginorlld, ben Die auppel
madt, our1 cine auf ibr angebradte
Sisur, einen pfeilidieBenoen Snoio=
ner, Der amsliebt, als Oh er auf Dem
Seiltan5e itarf beeintradtiet.
Mdbreno io1nit Der dubere Mn-
blif oes @ebatoes geraoe fem err
frenliher it, miro man a1f Dos an=
genebmite iiberral1t, iobalo nan bas
s~snnere betritt. ga lit nidts BON
ser ~unrubigen 8er5pidt6eit oes
MeuBeren Die Heoe. Sn einfaden
rubigen Sormen bietet fib 0as Sn-
mere Dem Muge oar. Ser er0Bte Sell
miro bon elmer Observation-Disclosures
balle eingenommen, Die bon Der 4ltp-
pei gefront uno in ben gliidliditen
9erbdltniiien gebalten 1T. Gin i60=
ner miiroiger Sreppenbau fiibrt nod
ser oberen @alerie n1rb groBe burlt
gemalte Seniter 1ino nit biel @ei6id
benllst, Inn Die o~eforatipe @irfung
gu erboben. l1eberbaiipt lit man bel
Der oeforatipen glusitattung ebenio
gliifli1 gelDelenk nie BET Der Jorm
oes Snnenraums. Ger graue 900
i%aiffuBbooen Die gralie Sreppe, Die
bnnflen Observation-Disclosures, oas
Grim, 8lau, Braun lnO pompeiani=
ibe Slot Ser @dnoe fiigt iid benz ar
1iteftoniiden 9iIb in ui1gemein bar-
monii1er @eiie Elm, 10 oaB our6 oas
@ar5e cine dltBerft angenebme 8ir-
flung er5ielt miro.
lin Die Hunobaae gruppieren ii6
Die @arte5immer, Sfficen, Soilettet-
rdume II. +. ~, Die ane geraumig
nno biibib itno nuo febr bequem lie
gen. MGe ginrihtungen iino auBerit
praftiid gemabt, nur bdtte oas
gdn5e @eb6n6e pobl etmas GROCER
lein fornen.
Mnf Dem Yerron miro man 0as
@itteriDitem einfiibren, 0urd oas oas
Yubliflm BON Ben 3iigen abgei6loi-
fen miro uno tir Die Heiien0en 81
ibnen gelangen fonnen. Sn alien
gr0Beren Staoten lit es ia ibon ein-
gefiibrt uno bat fid bor5iigli6 be-
ndbrt.
@ie geiagt, oas MeuBere oes nelien
8abnbofs mag gu beredtigter &ritif
MnlaB gebeny ourh BEN 8au tit aber
bod Elm u~ngebeurer 5ortidritt gegen
friiber genadt iporoen uno oariiber
iollte man iib freuen. 9offentlih
miro Die &ranias BaB 8nbn iest eno-
lid auh an BEN 8nu eines mober-
men 8abnbofs geben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-06-12
Die geiten i'm Warfte

yNa6bem i6 megen 6ronii6er I'm
peroauli6feit Is Sabre geooftert
uno iiber 200 Dollars a~usgegeben
botte, bat ni6ts mir better gebolfen
als Or. Sings Neue 2ebenspiaen.
Sd balte tie fir Die geiten, Die lie
perfauft nuroen", idreibt 9. S.
Mpscule bon Sngleiioe, 90. 6. Ga
rantiert 81 baben BET @oolpb 9reiB
uno 81. Gobn & 60. % Gents.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-06-12

lin oos Bette 81 leiiten, posll
man aeldidt lit, braubt mon ni6ts
sn iein, als fret, mabr uno geinno.
- 9os ltarfe @eidle6t bat zines
nit Dem ibma6en gemein 5abl-
lole Sdmd6en.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1908-09-05
WHAT the TRADE MARK MEANS
TO THE BUYER.

Few people realize the Importance
of the words Trade Mark" stamped
on the goods they buy. If they did II
would save them many a dollar spent
for worthless goods and put lot Of
interruptions manufacturers out OF
business
When manufacturer adopts o
trade mark he assumes the entire re-
sponsibility for the merit OF his prod
uct He takes his business reputation
In his hands--out In the limelight-"on
the square" with the buyer of his
goods, with the dealer, and with him.
self.
The other manufacturer-the one
who holds out inducements" offering
to brand all goods purchased with each
local dealers brand-sidesteps respon.
sibiity, and when these inferior goods
come back" 1t is the local dealer that
must pay the penalty.
A good example OF the kind Of pro
lection afforded the public by trade
mark is that offered in connection with
National Lead Company's advertising
of pure White Lead as the best paint
material.
That the Dutch Boy Painter trade
mark is an absolute guaranty of pur-
ity in White Lead Is proved to the most
skeptical by the offer National Lead
Company make to send free to any ad-
dress a blow-pipe and instructions how
TO test the white lead for themselves.
The testing outfit is being sent out
from the New York Office Of the CON-
pany, Woodbridge Building.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1908-09-05
Gains Marriage Explained.

From the Philadelphia Record
Il never discuss marriage" said the
late General Fitzhugh Lee. without
thinking of an old colored preacher in
my state who was addressing his dark
skinned congregation, when a white
man rose up in the back of the build
Ing.
=. Mr.. Preacher said the white man.
=" Sir, to you, said the parson.
Mr. Preacher, you are talking about
Cain, and you say he got married in
the land of Nod after he killed Abel.
But the bible only mentions Adam and
Eve as being on the earth at that time.
Who, then. did Cain marry
THE colored preacher snorted with
unfeigned contempt
HUH he said. You hear dat
b-ederen and sisters? You hear dat
fool question l am axed? Cain, he
went to de land o. Nod, just as de good
book tells us, an in de land O. Nod
Cain gifts so lazy an so shiftless dat he
up an marries a gal O. one O dem no
count pore white trash families dat de
inspired apostle didn't consider fiittin'
to mention in de holy word"
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1908-09-05
TRAINING YOUNG HORSES.

Training horses requires skill and
patience, particularly much of the la'-
ter. BY controlling your own te...per
you will be better able TO gain control
over the horse you wish to handle. Be
gentle with the colts and gain their
confidence. Do not attempt to make
them DO too much at first. Instruct
them in one thing uitl it is thoroughly
learned. When horses are two or three
years old it is time to begin to break
them to harness. At the same time the
young horse should be taught to fear
nothing. He should be taken to places
where railroad trains pass or where
locomotives stand and blow off steam
and whistle. At first the young horse.
particularly If country one, will be
skittish. Be patient and he will get
over this. Do not yell at him. When
you do so you simply make him more
nervous. Work with him until you as
sure him he is not going to be hurt and
he will then go with you where you
urge him. Another thing, always train
a horse to lead and to walk fast. New
er strike a colt or any other domestic
animal on the head and never kick or
club them. In fact, the whip is of very
little use. The horse wants to please
you and viii do SO If given proper
treatment. Try ii.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1908-09-05
BOY WON'T WEAR SHOES,
SAYS 1T CAN'T BE DONE

New York-Michael Salalakha's an
tipathy to shoes and stockings was one
of the causes of his appearance in chill
dren's court. He made his barefooted
way to the bar of the court and Judge
Mayo welcomed him with so much
warmth that Michael Salalakha was
em5oldened to tell his story immediate
ly without waiting for the interven-
ton of the testimony of the arresting
policeman, the agent of the Society for
the Prevention of Cruelty TO Children
and the other functionaries who usual
ly have a word or two to say before a
defendant in children's court is permit
ted to interpose his defense.
They grabbed me. Judge" said
Michael, whose red hair and freckles
did not reach quite to the top of the
judges bench, because / was running
barefoot and picking rags. Maybe l
shouldn't have picked rags, but there
isn't any reason why l can't go bare
foot, is there, judge?'
II believe there is no law touching
that point" the judge answered in
diligently. It's hard to wear shoes and
stockings in hot weather, isn't it?"
ut amt only hard. 1t can't be done"
said Michael. I'D rather GO to Jail
than have to wear shoes. I'm a coun-
try boy and I'm not used to shoes"
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1908-09-05
What is Pe-ru-na.

Are we claiming too much for Perune
when we claim 1T 70 be an effective
semedy for chronic catarrh? Have we
abundant proof that Peruna Is In real
ity such catarrh remedy Let as sec
what the United States Dispensatory
says Of the principal ingredients of
Peruna.-
Take, for instance, the Ingredient
hydrastis canadensis, or golden seal.
The United States Dispensatory says
Of this herbal remedy, that it is largely
employed in the treatment of depraved
mucous membranes lining various
organs Of the human body.
Another ingredient Of Peruna, cory
dalis formosa, is classed in the United
States Dispensatory as tonic.
Cedron seeds is another ingredient of
Peruna. The United States DISPENSE
tory says OF the action Of cedron that
it is used as q bitter tonic and in the
treatment of dysentery, and in inter-
mittent diseases as a substitute for
quinine.
Send to us for free book of testi-
monials of what .he people think of Pc
runa as n catarrh remedy. The best
evidence is the testimony Of those who
have tried it.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1908-09-05
MIND YOUR KETTLES.
A New York Doctor Says Cooking
Utensils Cause Appendicitis.

Dr. VIM. b. Wilkinson, a widely
known physician and surgeon of Staten
Island, N Y, says twO-thirds of the
cases Of appendicitis in this country are
~due to the cooking utensils.
Twenty years ago." said DR.. Wilkin-
son, when food yeas cooked in copper
utensils, there were few cases of ap-
pendicitis reported Since the copper
utensils have gone out of style and
agate ware used in its place hundreds
of cases of the disease are reported
weekly. The chips from the new ware
start the trouble.
II am positive that if the agate ware
were discarded and the copper utensils
were restored the percentage of ap-
pendicitis cases would be materially de-
creased F."
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1908-09-05
ConnIptien Eft.

From the New York Press
when George told Anna that she must
decide between Sagan and the half Of
her fortune the poor little woman (who
has had Il great deal more than her share
of troublel didn't fall into a conniption
fit, most Of us would have done, but
simply stamped her foot and used a small
French cuss word, sabout the equivalent
Of plague take It" This sage remark
fell from the lips of a luxurious matron
riding in a pay-as-you-enter car. Her free
and easy manner and her rather care
less loudness of voice indicated the part
of the country from which she came AS
she left the car at Seventy-fourth street
passengers who had heard her were ask
ing each other-"What is a conniption
ft?"
When a woman throws a conniption
fit" she is in her tantrums. tantrum
is a fit of passion or an attack of petu-
liant hysteria. Conniption is sometimes
used alone and has about the same mean
ing as conniption fit Occasionally Qn
Maine) 1t is connuption. The word was
bred in New England, and is about as
old as Rhode Island. II Is common enough
today wherever the descendants OF the
Down casters are settled. Conniption At
is term used exclusively by women. To
connip is to laugh violently.