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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-01-18

pobnte felt Sobren lpenn iie nad
Seem gorf fam i'm ct. Regis 9otel.
Sic gait fir er8entrii6. Weeiltens
batte iie ein &afnmermaoden bel 1tft
oos eenol auf iie obadt gob.
= nngefdbr touleno Saloonbeliser
in SEEM gorf baben cine gerlanl1t=
lung obgebolten lntb gegen eine @r=
b0bltng Ser 8ierpreiie proteftiert. sic
boben erflart, oaB iie lieber ibre So
faIe i6lieBen ols ben boberen Brets
be5ablen miiroen.
9lus Getersbure in SSnoiona
miro genteIbet: lteber 200 Sarner
in oielen1 u1lb ben benadbarten Count
ties iino ouf ser Sigeriago. Gin gro.
Der bengoliiber Siger tit lett 5fpet
@oden IN oieier @egenb geieben NOR.
ben. St trGet ein 9alsbano nit orei
@lieoern elmer &ette oaron befeitigt.
@s fito i6on nlebrere Stif gieb err
miirqt noroen unb Die 2eute fiirhtetl
Iifk lire @obnungen oes abenos 81
perloIien. Man elaubt, oaB oie geltie
iraeno einern 3irfus ooer elmer Wte'
noaerie entlprungen lit.
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Ser 9biIooeIpbia 3ueig :

= Ser 8biIabelpbia 8peig bes
Deuti6-amerifaniiden Nationalbun-
oes bot ols 9lnttport auf ben Broteit,
mel6en getpiiie 8reoiger bel Dem
Warine-Sefret6r Wetcalf gegen Die
,,enntGglihen @rboIungsipiele Der
Monnifoften Der in Der 2eague
ooSslanb Nabp goro liesenoen arieas-
Ififfe erboben baben, folgenoes
Shreiben an ben Warinelefretdr ge-
rihtet: neeSm Hamen oes Bbilaoel-
pbia.3meiges oes utih-@merifani-
ifen Notionolbunbes erlauben lif] Die
l1nter5ei6neten 81 erfIdren, oaB Der
Broteft geeen Die iogenounte Ser
lebung oes Sonntagsgeietes in Der
9eopp garo in 2eague ssslano niht
Die @niidt Der Waioritdt Ger getpob-
ner BON philadelphia pertritt. SSrn
@egenteil, mir iiio Ser felten 1eber-
5eugung boB Die Mebrbeit Der ge-
ipobner bon 9bilooelpbia nidts ge.
gen oie Spiele uno otbletii6en lie.
bungen Der Wotroien itno SeeioIba.
ten an Sonntagen ein5ltfpenoen bot.
Sol6e Spiele frGftieen aorper uno
@eiit, ioipie Die @toral Der iltngen
2ellte. 0as 8erbolten oes Meor.Mo.
nlirals Eenbleton, melher Sonntogs,
@rboluneen mo -SpieIe ermutiat iit
hodlft anerfennilngsipert.
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Grperiment ert ,.tbt.
sS6r fperbet feim @erieben m1adem,
iuemm SIR bem Stat bteier ges
iupbmerim BON Sam Mntonip
fulat.

@erna6laiiigt niernals Cure geieren.
@enn SIR S6mer5en I'M &iiden
babt, S6pieriefeiten i'm l1rinieren,
5hpinoelonf6Ge, geerpoiitat, 10 tit
es 3eit, gu bonoeln uno nibt 5lt er-
perimentierelt. @s {ittb alles 5pnp-
tome bon geierenfranfbeit uno Sbr
ioItet @u6 nod einem Mittel nmie-
ben boB bafiir befonnt tit, Die ytle-
rem 5u bei1en
9oon's geieren .BiGen iino oas
Mittel, oos SIR eebrauden miibt.
aein 3tped, gu egperimentieren. sic
baben peri6ie6ene i9linme Saae in
Gan 9lntonio gebeilt. Solst benz
Hat elmer 8etpobnerin bon Gan Mn-
tonic lno tperoet ebenfaas gebeilt.
ssrauG. g. GeIt 0 n, 600 Mbe-
nue 6, Gan Mntonio, Geras, iagt:
,Geit langer 3eit lit ih 1otpol an
einent glaien-, ipie gierenleioen.
SD gebroudte peridieoene Mittel,
ood bie perldofften mir feine grleih-
terung. Sd lit iebr ptel an e1nenl
beftigen sbn1er5 i'm giiden, Der 81.
peilen 10 idlinm wuroe, oaB i'd mid
faum mieber auf5uridten perno9te,
menn i6 mid gebiidt batte. Sd
batte 9lnfale bon S6ninoel nno
mor baufig iebr fhuad. Sd borte,
oaB Doan's Nieren-Binen iebr iparm
empfoblen meroen rno 10 faufte i'd
mir i'm geror Drug Store cine
Sda6tel nno beeonn iie 81 gebrou-
den. Sd lpar bohit 5llfrieoen nit
oem IeIultat. Weein 3uitano beiierte
lid no6 Ser eriten Doie, in fur5er
3eit lieB Der Sdmer5 nod nno iett,
na6oem ib cine Shadtel genommen
babe, lit feline 5pur BON Nieren-
franfbeit nebr porbanoen Sd be-
trodte Doan's Nieren-Hiaen als elm
bodlt mirfionles Mittel fir glaien-
uno Nierenleioen.
Bum 8erfarf Bel aIIen Sdnolern.
8reis SO Gents. Softer M}ilbnrn
60, Buffalo, Seem gorf, alleinige
@aenten fir oie Ser. Staoten.
grinnert gu1 oes 0amens =
|Doon's = uno nebmt feline on'
oeren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-01-18

&ouptmann Slider 1T ourb
frieqsaerihtlihen Sprn6 aus benz
DienIt Ser idpeiaeriiden Irmee ent-
lafien moroen. Dos l1rteil miro oa-
nit begriinoet oaB Slider ourf iein
9luftreten oos @nieben Der i6mei5e-
ridden @rmee i'm 4usIdfloe auf oos
Sdperfte geidaoigt babe. 8altpt-
mann Slider nar Bis Dor &nr5er1
esnipefteur Der moroffaniiden Holi-
aei, pel6e burh Die @lgeciras-Ifte
aeIhaffen fpuroe. @r batte ii6 lei
nerseit nit Dem Sberit Wiiner, oem
gleihfaas aus Der S6meis itanmen-
6en @eneroIinipeftenr Der maroffa-
nii1en Boliaei, nod Sanger begeben.
Die grri9tuns elmer oelttiden
Sonoelsfamner in 8aris, tpel6e
ld)on longe onf oen1 @unfd5ettel ge.
itanoen bat, lit nunmebr seiidert.
Die beioerieitigen @erbanblungen
fiibrten 5u elmer ltebereinitimmung,
lpelhe an maBgebenoer SteGle als
6ofit erfreuli9 be5eidnet miro.
= 3piIden Dem oiterreihif6en
99eidsrots Abgeorbneten Snciul
uno oem gaernolD1ser Gbefreoafteur
ariiger bat elm Sdbelouea itattgefun.
oen. geioe 4ombattanten trugen
8erlebungen oabon.
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spntberm pacific Sabn.
gittoria 1ibifinn. q. 8. & 9. u.
(0ulf sbore.)

ga@ guero, 8ietoria. Bort aabaea. Corpus
gbrifti, 9ropnspife. 9tio @ranbe. 9Th.
GpItab. 8eenine. @barton, Baldctss uno
Spuftor -. TOO moraene
Mnfmnft !. S3o aoenoe
Ser .eam Soufton- mad Guero, gteforta,
gBbarton unb Soufton:
Abfatrt. 100 aoeHoe
Mutunft 100 moreens
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: c Z a 8.

= Die aufregenoen Gorfommntl1e
in Ser Office oes Brd1ioenten geeia
BON Ser syarmers Union meroen ein
aeridtlides Na1ipiel boben. Yrali-
Bent 9tein bot, pie aus St. Wortb
qeneloet miro, gegen ieine angreifer
alaqe erboben uno Die 8eioen iino
auh 1d)on in Dallas berbaftet moroen.
gerIiderungs &onnliliar 2ope
erflarte oieler Gage, er iei oabon
iiber5eugt, oaB Die beri6ieoenen Se-
bensperlidernngs @eiealdaften, Die
lid Ieiner5eit aus unierm Staat 5u-
riidge5ogen botteh binnen aur5em
pieoer berfonlnnen piir6en. Wollen's $
boffen.
sssn Comfort ftarb 5rau Gbar-
lotte 9ierrnonn, eine longiabrtge ge-
mobnerin Der 5tabt. sic 1T 76 Sabre
alt geiporoen.
Mus 8ictoria miro gemeloet,
ooB bort Waar 2noer, oeiien Srau
Dor &ur5enl itarb, ebenfalls geitorben
lit. ssn gictoria itarb on9 Srau
aoan 9ei1ert, cine ale geipobnertn
Der Staot.
9iltriftridter Calhoun IN Mu-
tim bat eptihieben,s oob Die etien-
bohnfomnfiliion fein &e6t babe, Die
5nutbern Hacific 8abn 5lt 5tDingen,
ane 5ip tGdIic1 afpei Ha1Iaaier3itge
iiber een 8ictoria-3weig ibres Sp-
items laufen laile.
Der Sabresberidt iiber oas
Saubitumn1en Snftitut IN Multin
meloet, oaB Die S9ule pergangenes
ssobr BON 448 56ilern uno S6i-
(erinnen beiuht ipuroe uno oaB Die,
Ielben nit GROCER Heeelmabigfeit an
Dem l1nterri1t teilnabmen.
ssn 9nrnet ipurben Dor Sur.
iem suei iunge gurihen, nod nidi
ied5ebn Sabre alt, oes Strobe1.
rallbs iiberfiibrf unb 5u atpei Sab
rem 3u6tballs perurteilt. Die BET
oen 9enael batten fid our6 Die GET
ture i6lehter 8iider, tpie tie leioel
unIern jnneen 2euten nnr gu of
in Die Sanoe geraten, alerlei onn'
mes 3eug in ben &opf geiest. Nib
ter Wartin bot nun bos llrteil lns
penoiert unb Die Sungen gegen oas
gerlpreden, lid gut betragen 81 mol
len, in Sreibeit seiebt Salten fl
| ihr @ort nidt, iDeroen iie tpieoel
einge5ogen.
ssSn Drummer, elm 8oritoo
BON SouIton, tpuroe Elm iungerWann
ser cine glrbeit an Den eleftriider
| 0r6bten perridten ioate, getotet
giner Ser Drdbte, nit oenen el
al trn batte, fiel auf einen Drab
Ser StraBenbabn uno Der gang
Strom ging ourh ieinen Gorper. q
| itorb innerbalb oref Wiinuten.
! 9lus Souiton fontmt Die geah
! ridt, ooB BEL Dem 3uimnmenbrild
| ser bort fiir5li6 perfrabten 2nger
| 6aus- GeieQidaft aaerlei baBlih
9inae ans 2iht gefommen iino
| Gs iaQen lnebrere bunoerttauieni
/ Collars feblen oud ioa Baum
lpoIle, Die bon ben 6arnlern gun
| 9lufbeipabren nad Souiton gei6id
ipltroe, perfauft moroen ieil. 81
| @railoiurp ullterlu6t 5nr 3eit 81
| Snd1e
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Wadi Brownsville

Ser BUG Der snnfet Stetorta OtotltoH, Mo'
fabrt 7.05 morsens. maht in 9ldceno Berotn'
oune nit oer @uIf goait etne fur Corpus
gtriitt, Mnfunft bort 4.55 na6mtffaes. gnIun'i
In EropnspiQe 9.25 abenos.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-01-18
SIM Sampfe unt bas SaIein

Gilt, fpie in ieoenl &fe,. aIs oberlter
@runoiae. bab man geinno ZEN mnB. um m
ben aaip g. sE 6ste9sn gs s, ssSsT io OIY1 Dsle
S6dbli9feiten fir ben &orper mt nm,
baB Der 2ebtere 5eitfpeilig unter Subnlfes
nabme bon a1beroroentlidDen M1tteln ge<
felt fperben n1lIB. @iele bon oteien Uttfs
teln limb ober an ii6 i9doli6. 10 Dag
oeren @mpen0rng benz Instre1ben peg @
SeufeIs nit 8eel5ebub gleidfomrnt. gs
aiebt iiberbal1pt .rlllr elm oerartiges Wt1t<
tel, bas bilft rnb babel nidt eigenen
Ghaoen ai1ltiftet. 9ieies, nllr aus YflanS
senftpffen bergeitellte Wittel lino Die ct.
Bernard &rdllterpillen. Sn Mpotbete11 5ll
haber
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Giienb0bu= =6abrplan.
q. u. & q. e. ssabm

.Gabp grodet"t3ug mad Soufton, GaIbefton,
Beaumont uno Orange abfabrt 8 l1br abenbs,
Mnfunft 7.55 utorgens.
Na6 seerreptne, atbfabrt $50 uorsens, Gn.
limit bort 11.3o. albfabrt bon &errntne ubr
nadmtttags, glnfunft In San slntonfo 7.50
abenbs gsur SaulitasS mad RerrbiIe: nbr
naGmittaes. &id1abrt bon bart Wsontaes b. :
morgens, slnfunft In Can Mntonto $50 m0rs
gems.
gsadb Guero. yocfuu1. Souiton, @albelfo1
@tbbings gfodbale. Cameron Ino gSoco Mbs
fabrt 8.45 pormittags. slnf NIT ubr morgens.
ga9 Beehiue, Corpus gbrifti @Iicc Matbts.
Mranfas Sob, 9fodport. Mbfabrt 1.50 nadbs
m 1908 uno ubr abenoS. Intunff 7.56
morgens urIb 1.50 Ha6mtttag8.
wa9 SaIfnrias. 9lbfabrt llbr abenbs. @n'
tIrft 755 morgenS.
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3. & q. ". Babn.

Mpta1rt
Nad alien oros1egas< <Duniten .
A ubr uno 8 bormittags.
Ma6 st. 2ouis, Mempbis nno benz Often
lips I1br nabm. unb 45 abenb bs
s2adb Megifo -. 1920 ubr normtffa9S.
Mntunft.
8on ct. 4pmis bem Often. $50 mDrg
@on ct 2ouis II. benz Often, $50 morg.
Son 2areoo unb Wegifo -. LOS nafm.
BDn ct. -uis, 8anias @ttp 8 As obos.
ct. Houis e. 2 an Tfantiaso Basu.
Mbfd1rt.
gad Sort Gmitb. eprinefieIb. Ct 2ouis, aans
fas gitb, gbicaeo IS. & 9. 9. Sepot)
=. gov "'s"~S
Mntnuft.
Bon ct aouts, aanfas gitb. gsaris, gbicaec
1910 morgena
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SeiIcrc Gcinnobeit.

-seitbem i6 Or. Sings geeue Sc.
bens.Giaen gebrau6e, erfrelie id mid
6eiIerer @eiul1obeit, iagt Safob
5prinaer BON @eit Sranflin, Wtoine-
Sic balteu Magen 2eber uno Gin.
aelpeioe in Oronung. gu boben bel
9looIbb 0reib lino 81. Gobn & 60.
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9scrridltet sic Irfei,.

Ner. 6. 6. Chamberlain bon Gin.
ton, Maine, iagt bon 8uflens Mr'
nica Solbe: iie perrihtet ibre arbeit,
lie furierte meine Sdmorrboioen.
Mud gut fir aufgeiprungene Sanoe.
25c bel MboIpb Dreib uno q. Gobn
& 60.
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m q Sc @ahn.
Mlfatrt

1ad gaco, Sort Mortb 0a1os. seanfas 9Th.
ct, aouis unb gbtcaeo. tdeIid tSnnfei
OepUIJ o'oo eeS'''-
eofaI5ue bia emitboine 7.So pormtfla1s
@Iamo Spe3taI mad Smttbotue. Souifon. Wal'
ceffon lo'So ape"oS
Mnfunff.
@on Gbicaeo, ct. Gouis. tansas gttp. Dallas
Sort Bortb unb G.eo, tdgIth tSunfei
SepoD f.ou WotseHs
2oidIale bta Smithotue 9.05 aoenoe
@lamp spestaI bon smttbbiue, Sonftnn Sol
seItou 621 mcraens
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-11-15
BoYDs, MD.
Special Correspondence of The star.


BOYDS Md, November II. 1Ms.
Snow began to fall at 10 o'clock this
morning and continued all day. The
thermometer stood at noon at ID. This
is the first real storm seen here in years
this early in November.
The hunting season in Montgomery
county for rabbits and quail so far this
season has been rather disappointing.
Early in the season it was thought rab-
bits were plentiful, but huntsmen report
them scarce in all sections.
William n. Thompson, it is reported,
has sold his home here TO a Mr.. Nc
Gregor of Washington city. The home
is nicely situated one mile from Boyds.
and is one of the best rural homes in this
section
Simon Nichols OF Germantown shortstop
on the American League Athletics of
Philadelphia, who has been hunting IN
Virginia the past week with a number
of Washington friends, returned home to-
day.
Miss Aldah White. who has been visit
ing relatives in Virginia and West FIr-
ginia. has returned to her home here.
Marcellus +. Wade of Buck Lodge is
building one of the handsomest homes
i'm this section to cost aboat 5000.
There is big building boom in this
section of Montgomery county. At Ger
mantOWn one new costly store Is being
erected and several fine residences.
Cards are out announcing the coming
marriage of J. BrumweIl BeaI of Da-
mascus to Miss Della Lewis CT Kemp
town. Frederick county. Md. to take
place Thanksgiving afternoon i'll the
kemptoWn Church.
Great interest is being conferred in the
meeting to be held in the town hall at
II bob. lar.
poor and sick and especially those affiict-
ed with tuberculosis. The purpose is to
effect a permanent orSaniza ton which
will affiliate with the Maryland Associa-
ton for the Prevention and Relief OF
tuberculosis. H. Writ Steele, secretary
OF the state association. was recently
in Rockville to review the situation. He
is to be at the meeting with other prom-
nent speakers. DR.. w. l.. Lewis. the
health officer of the county, in discussing
the plan said the movement was an eN-
callent one and will receive his h:arty CO.
operation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-11-15
New Fashioned City Government.

From the New York Evening Post.
reported to be greatly pleased with the
results of their abandonment of Il demo-
cratic form of town government and the
substitution of a commission, on the Gal
weston or Des Moines plan. Five good
business men were secured as the mayor
months their success appears to be com
plcte. The results are stated to be far
beyond expectations in the way of an
improved city, lower taxes. and greater
efficiency. One Of the best results is re-
ported to be the good feeling existing be-
tween all citizens a result of the dis
appearance of the old and bitter political
feuds and rows. which. in many peoples
estimation, actually prevented the city's
growth and development. Haverhi!i
Mass, is now known the ''Des Moines
of New England, because il is the first
eastern city to commit itself to commits
sion government. This was voted i'm by
its citizens October q. Ii is to have
non partisan primaries. d governing board
of mayor and four councilmen. with
equal voting powers, the mayor having no
veto. The initiative and repeal and ref
erendum are provided for. All suborui-
nate officers are to be elected by majority
vote of the five commissioners. All the
business of the commission is TO he trans
acted publicly; monthly bulletins of re-
ceipts and expenditures are required.
we'll az annual report. and no eXpend-
iture of $1,000 or over can be made. eN-
cept in emergencies. without first giving
a weeks notice to the taxpayers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-11-15
ALEXANDRIA COUNTY.

The public school has opened at Bar
croft in thte new Methodist chapel with
twenty-one pupils.
Miss Hattie McGeorge has been ap-
pointed a teacher in the public school at
Arlington.
George A. Thurber has bought two lots
at Clarendon from Arthur J. Porter in the
Porter addition a Clarendon.
Charles Is. kettner has bought two lots
from ]. f.. Clements at Ballston.
Louis l.. Sheets has purchased two
building lots at Dominion Heights of A
II. Orndorff.
Mr.. Charles Deuterman is building a
dwelling at Arlington.
S. p. Wright and family have moved
from Bancroft into the house of DR.. Cor
bett at Arlington.
Mrs F. NJ. Gideon of Ballston left for
Florida last week. Col. Gideon and their
son Carl will join her at Chipley. Fla.
Mrs. A. III. Reed of Arlington is the
guest of her daughter. Mrs. L. Bradbury
of Charlottesville. Va.
II. w. Smoot has moved into his new
home at Ballston.
George w. E.stler has moved from Ar
IinSton into Washington for the winter
r.. Nirts has taken possession Of his new
home al PenroSe station.
Th- Columbia Cotton Oil and Provision
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-11-15
LAUREL.
pccial CORRESPONDENCE of The Star.

Special Correspondence Of The Star.
LAUREL, Md, November II. 1908.
The new electric light plant will be
ready by December 10. A movement is Oh
foot to have the town officials hold forma!
ceremonies in connection with the trans
fer. The Laurel Military Band. the Lau-
rel Improvement Association and others
are expected 10 take part.
Charles II. Stanley. jr., who is attend
ing ST. Johns College at Annapolis, has
been confined to his home here by i'll
ness.
Revival meetings have been In progress
at. the Centenary Methodist Episcopal
Church this week and will continue for
an indefinite period.
The cunning season for rabbits and
birds opened in Prince George county
Monday and in Howard county Tuesday
The season opens in Anne Arundel county
Monday.
Mr. r NJ. Baldwin. jr. has been visit
ing relatives in Washington this week.
A pink tea will be held at HIS Hall
under the auspices of the Ladies' Aid
evening.
The Ladies' Aid Society of st. Philips
Episcopal Church will hold an oyster sup
per at the Masonic Hall Wednesday even
ing.
4 brass factory will be put in Operatio
here about the LIST of next month in the
building formerly used by the era obs
flour and grst mill on Avondale street
1t will be run by water as we'll as steam.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-11-15

Suitable resolutions were passed on the
death of Mr.. Waters. who had been Sec
rotary of the aSsOc;at ton since 1889.
Game Warden Howard Payne of Mount
Rainier arrested Frank NJ Wells. quar-
termaster at the Washington navy yard,
charging him with violation of the gam
ing laws. Mr.. Wells is an ardent sports
man. and Monday, the opening day of the
cunning season, spent the day in Prince
George county with his gun and dog.
He was returning to Washington on an
electric car. and when the car reached
Mount Rainier Payne got aboard and
told him he was under arrest, believing.
it is stated that Wells was Il nonresident
The latter at first declined to submit to
arrest and. it is alleged, Payne took hold
of his arm.
At this point Mr.. c. W. Bucklin. gen
eral manager of the Hyattsvlle Gas and
Electric Light Company, an acquaintance
of Mr.. Wells. asked to see Payne's Gre
dentials. and they were shown. Then
Mr.. Bucklin advised Mr.. Wells to accom-
pany the officer. and the party repaired
TO the office of Justice of the Peace Stick
all.
The justice communicated with Mr..
George n. Wells at Landover brother of
the accused man. and learning that the
latter was a property owner in the county
and a legal resident the justice ordered
his release.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-11-15
The Griefs of Childhood.
! the Kansas civ Journal.

I"III
girl in Chicago only eleven years old
committed suicide because, as she wrote
every one is so mean to me-. Poor little
tot. How real and how terrible were the
troubles of her crushed heart for there
are no actual SORROWS deeper than the
tragic aSonios of children, which are
often all too lightly considered by their
elders. That Chicago girl probably exag-
S@rated the mean things that were
done To her. but. in all likelihood the
Child was starving for love, for those
mCltitudious small Caresses and atten-
tiOns upon which little hearts feed. Lit
tie children with tender and beautiful SEN
sbilities, soft the pure flesh of their
dimpIed bodies. must he nortured care
fully and their feet guided gently, for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-11-15
Result of Training.


From the Houston Post.
Train up a girl in the way she should
GO and when she grows up she will not
only jerk symphonies out of the kitchen
stove. but she will lay aside the tail featll-
ors of the turkey at Thanksgiving. save
the wire from the baled hay. buy nineteen
cents worth of ribbon and construct a
bonnet that will make II forty dollar
mons;iosi,y look like thirty cents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-11-15

their path is a long one and the thorns
and brambles continue to the end of the
journey. The child whose expanding soul
is not flooded with the radiance of paren-
tai love gropeS in twilight of wretched-
ness and in many cases a whole life is
embittercd because of it,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-11-15
International Morals.
From the London Globe.

The moral sense OF Europe is TO higher
today than it was in the reign of Fred
erick the Great. and these outrages would
never have been attempted had not the
armed forces Of Turkey been allowed to
rust and degenerate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-11-15

Corporation of Washington is building a
refinery at Arlington Junction.
Lnemen are busy erecting high tension
wires from the substation at Lace to the
Mount Vernon power house at Four Mile
run.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-11-15
EVANSVILLE NEWS.
pecjal Correspondence of The Star.

SpPtiHI correspondence OF 1T NIHE
EVANSVILLE. Nd. Nov. II, 1908.
Al a special meeting OF the directors of
Hyattsvilla Building Association r. T..
White. treasurer, was elected secretary
to succeed T.. y. Waters deceased.
Charles II. Welsh was elected treasurer,
succeeding Mr.. White. Mr.. J. III. Lich-
liter. Il Washington lawyer, WIS chosen
Il director in place Of the late Mr.. Waters.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-11-15

Misses Tan Calf Button
Boots, with brown suede or
brown calf tops: sizes 111a to =.
Boys sizes / to ~, Tan
Lace. Black Calf and Patent
Colt Butcher and Laced Shoes
good kinds.
All TIP-TOP $3.50 values.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-11-15

10 styles of our Daintiest Even
ing Slippars-with Cuban or Louis
XIV heels. Including patent
leather sailor ties with white calf
backs: patent leather. black or
white kid pumps with silk bow or
tiny buckle; patent leather pumps
with red kid collar-dull kid
strap sandals with dull black
beads.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-11-15
Balls.

From the Kansas City Times.
Four essentials of clubdom are the
billiard ball, the highball. the black boil
and the loser who won't bawL>
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RE:. E:
Samples.

Don't fail to call and secure
samples of our great Thanks
giving offerings in Overcoat-
ings and Suitings. We are glad
to give them to you at any time.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1908-12-11

. Beginning December unreservcd
timber lands entered under the stone
and timber act, must be paid for ut it's
appraised value and will no longer be
sold at the fiat rate of $3.50 an
acre. Secretary Garfield has pro-
mulgated Il regulation to this effect
basing it upon the language of the law,
which says that timber land shall he
sold for Il minimum price Of $2.50 I'm
acre Garfield holds that if So 80 is
the minimum price, Il greater amount
can legally be charged for valuable
timber lands.
" Under the new regulation a person
desiring to make Il timber G ltry mus
file his application, accompanying it by
an affidavit stating that he has been
personally upon the lands and must
Submit his own estimate us to the
amount Of timber and it's value and the
value of the land when the timber is
cleared from it. These filings will
give him preference right to the land
Within nine months the government
will make its own appraisement of the
land and when this is done the appli-
cant may have the land ut the govern
ment price, but his preference right
will be forfeited if he fails to make
payment in thirty days after the III
terror Department has made its APP
praisal Whenever the government
fails to make it's appraisement within