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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-09-15
4ofdleS.
Qakt bic &inocr beutid ipredlem.

j3un 8eginn oes Sduljabres f0n-
llen mir BEN @ltern ni6t oringeno
eenlg oie Yflibt ans 9er5 legen,
lire &iuoer Der oelltiden @bteilltng
IN unieren offentliden S6ulen cill=
5ltreiben. @er oas periaun1t, begebt
ein bitteres ltnrebt an ieinen Slit
bern, oas man nien1als mieoer gut
MAIDEN fonnte. Die &inoer erlerneli
nit Den por5iieli6en ltnterridts-
Metbooen, Die in uniern S6ulen OBJ
noIten, oie beutide Spra6e geroee-
5u ipieleno, als @ripa6iene tit es filr
oie Meilten cine nidt mebr gu be-
waltigenoe Mrbeit. Ser @eninn lit
irnihaBbar. 9ur6 Die oeutld)e
Sprade meroen Die &inOer nidt
BLOB in oas @eiitesleben Der obne
Sroge fulturea bodit e%ntpideltett
Motion Der groe eingefiibrt, %ionocrn
lie ernerben auh baour6 einelt
Sdab, Der 1i1 nod Dollars beredilen
laBt. Someit Die &inoer fir oos
@eihaftsleben beitimmt iino, tit es
befannte Satiade, ooB 9erionen, Die
oeutl6 reoen, Sen @or5rg Dor oe-
men baden, mel6e BLOB Der engliidell
Sprade madtig iino. Sir iol6e, oie
in gelebrtelt 8erufen tpirfen pollen,
lit bie oeutl6e Spra6e unentbebr-
lid. Sir ote ltnineriitats=S tiloie.l
miro oaourd gut poreearbeitet, Dab
Deutfd in aaen 5ddern ems BON
ben Stubien lit, fir mel6e Elm &re=
bit beniGiet miro, ioOoB Die &ill=
Der in ben glenentarl 6ulen einerl
Cell ibrer u1iperiitats- Stuoien err
leoigen. @ir molen boffen oaB es
nidt an Der unpernunft Ser @lterll
liegt nenn Die &inoer nidt oeutIb
lernen, ionoern oaB Die &inoer IiM
itral1bent neil lie lteberarbeitn.g
fiirhten. 9ieie Surdt lit grunolos.
8ie Die oeutibe Spra6e IN nnlcren
Sdulen eelebrt miro, lit tie feline
8iiroe, ionoern cine grbolnlig lno
oaB Die Stuoien in 0en engliI6c1l
Sahern barilnter niht leiben, ergibt
fid aus Der SatIahe, bob Die oeltt-
i6en Sdiiler einen boberen 8ro5etli-
lot in ben engliibeit 2ebrgegenltan-
ben aufmeiien, ais oieienieen, mel
de BLOB engliid lernelt. @s berab-
laume oaber niemano, Dem oos @obl-
ergeben jeiner &inOer am Screen
liegt. oieie gum oeutiden ltnterridt
an5umel0en.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-09-15

nod iolde 8ibe madte. No, i6
fomm ibm i6on nod binter ieinc
5dlide. Sd ra6e mid. Ginltpei=
len pia i6 morgen mal eleib pieoer
mas Scenes a%nfiinoieell, mos fir mel
ne gilonng nod notig more. @as
meinit On 81 2eoeri6nitt ooer 5u
Enn5arbeiteft, orei Morf pro Stun-
oe?"
v9u bilt ia Elm mabres Sodltoplr=
genie, iagte er bolb betpunoerno,
balb argerlid. 4ber lie e~nteegnete:
See, Serr @rot i6 bin mn oie ill-
genioie Sodter zines ebemaligen inge-
nioien 8erliner @roBi6neioers. nrlo
nun mill i6 aud nal Die l1nterncb=
merlin ipielen. Mlio es lit flar, BOZ
OH nno 9ein &ompagnon oas Cello
fir Die notigen 9eforotionen nibt
babt nno mabri6einli6 or6 Den
Wammon ni6t, I'M oie Saalmiete
IN Sr%euoentbal borrpeg GIT. be5o6lpn.
nno obne oas lift es NIT Ser Mimit
oo a1Ben Giiig. SD meroe olio oltrd)
ibriftliden @ertrag int 8unoe oie
brittle, idieBe bos NOTICE @elo in oas
@elhaft nno babe bon nun an SiB
nro Gimme in Ser 9ireftion. Ser
ltanoen2 ltno BEL Acknowledgment
Der Schiller, etlpa menn oieie-no,
gu peiBt idon, men ib meine-penn
oteie iid not erlaubt, mot Ser Oiref=
torin nidt pobt, bonn bats ge-
i6nappt.~
(Tortiesnng foIat.l
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-09-15
Wpti5 am Gtemer5abler .
@apor's Office, San @ntonio
SnAe2 1000

0tuppE SH1ce, Sqn Ant0llt0,
geras. 1908.
Gs miro hermit ar1gefiinoiqt,
oaB Der u8oaro of @qun(iio-
ton" am Montag Sen 2. Nobenber
1T Ser Office oes Gtaot-Mlieilors,
3immer Is Der 5taotbaae, sulam.
mentritt, INN iiber oie MppeGotioner
gegen Die @ntideioltng bes Stoot-
Ilieiiors un0 iiber ale bonn Mllel1or
gemadte Iiieiiments (~ateegebene uno
ni6t an~gegebene) fin gigentum fir
oas am 81. Mai 1908 enoel16e Sis
faliabr an berbanoeIn.
9ie 8eboroe bIeibt tagli6 bon 9
l1br bormittags Bis 1 lbr nod)mit-
tags (5onntog unb Seiertag ausge-
i6loifer) in Sibung uno beenoet IT,
re @rbeiten innerbalb led5ig Sagcn.
Na6oem fid Sic gquoIiiotions ge-
boroe bertaet bat, meroen ipeoer Scr
S%tootrot. nod bas Miieiiment-&o=
mite Betitionen be5iiglid Der Mliell-
ments beriidii6tigen.
grDanGoIIaeban,
Itteitiert: Mapor.
Sreb. Sries,
Staot-Glerf.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-09-15
MIIerIei.

- Ste sur SaDresfe1er DER HeTl=
fonii1en MISUNDERSTANDING
arrongierten 6eitlidfeiten iino I'M
San 8eoro 8arf I'M @ange.
9as naBlide @etter bolt an
iebr gum S6aoen Ser Surmer, bic
tire 8al1mmoae eiuernten.
= SEER Ssmalo I6t5ebn bot lein
5meiltodiges Sans, gde BON 4lano
uno Siio StraBe, Inn Elm peitere3
Stodmerf erboben laiIen.
- @egen onoal1erltoer &ranfheit
uno 4rbeitsloiigfeit fat ii6 Mrs.
&auline sc. NorcroB, 700 9olorola
StroBe mobnboft, oie Salsooer
onr6ihnitten ui1o lie nur0e in ibrem
8lnte i6pimmeno fltr5e 3eit oaranf
BON ibren beioen i'm 8arten Sitter
1tebelloell &inbern tot oufeefunoell.
SIR Mann mar Dor einem Sabre Je-
Itorben nno botte lie III beoiirftiger
Gage 5uriidgelaiien.
9as republifanii6e Gountp-
Sidet lit nod INNER nidt ooGitait-
big. Cine lleue sdpieriefeit bat iid
erbobelt bo oie geeeer oaralf bette
ben, oaB Tie ouf Dem Sidet pertre-
ten iino, mogegeu iid itarfe Sppo=
iition geltenO madt.
= Gin geididter Ginbreber eltt-
fernte Die S6eiben bon Ben Sdou=
fenitern 0es @aron 6ronf CLOTHING
@ei1dfts nit einem characterization
uno itabl 0berbemoen, &leiounes=
itiife etc. I'M @erte BON $75.
Die Gan Mntonio 8ortlono
Cement So. tit nit einem 4apitnl
BON 100000 orgmniliert moroen.
Sic miro oie Sabrif ui1o anbern @e-
bdulihfeiten allf einem 80 Mder
umfafienOen @%runoftiid bei 4lanto
@eiebts auffiibren uno ein @eleiie
nod ber INTERNATIONAL 8obn legelt
laiien. Die &apa5itdt Ser &ontpagnie
miro 1000 Sob tdglid iein. 8ie ge-
amten uftb "Mftiondre Ser often glla-
mo Cement &ornpagnie iirto on DEM
neuen unternebmen beteiligt. Sreo
50. goof 1T Brdlioent nnb s. 8aunl-
berger tit Sefretar.
@egen angeblider Salidulig
oes Nan1ens BON Mrs. @. S. S1us
u1o bon 50. s. S6ub unter eillent
gbef lit $. $. Gruther Bis 5ur Ser
banolung ieines 8ro5eiies inter $500
8iirgi6aft geite1t morben.
SIM Sitter bon 81 Sabren itarb
No. 124 @oliao straBe SRI. Mlice
Mbele 3orf.
Ils 0erienige, Ser in ben leb-
ten 8ohell Die aablreiden faliden
6eller-4larme eob uno Die Seuer=
mebr nnn0tig beibaftigte, lit elm
Werifaner perbaftet tpprbel1, mabren5
er abermols bobei mar, einen fal-
iden @larm an Die @auptitotipn eill=
5uienoen.
9raiioent Otto @abrmun6,
@ice=8rdlioent Sc. 3. Suttle ullo
5efretdr S. sc. @anee BON Ser Mus-
itelu1gsgeieaibaft maren IN Mnitir,
Inn Ben @ouperneur gum 8eilt6
u%nierer Sair ein5nlaoen.
gs lit Ser Militdr-&apelle BON
ben porgeiebten geboroen perbpteil
tporoen, engagements fir bie 2iefe-
rung BON Muiif an5unebmen, menu
ii1 cine BripatfapeGe barrm be-
mirbt. Ole Union Der Muiifer bat
alio ibren SAT- gefponnen uno bic
&o~nfurren8 Der Militar-& apeae lit
heieitint.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-09-15
8ebonernsmerte gefhftmsrher

Qeute obne neberIegung berbatnmer
ieben Selbftmorber aIs einen Seiglilg,
tpeldem bic &raft eefeblt babe, feires
Sebens 8iir6e GIT tragen. 8iHeu bieIe
tur5fi6tisen 2eute aud, nie fdtper malls
de iolde 8iiroe gu trager tit? Das
8. 9. IN eetpii1en Sdnen bon Sdn1orboiz
ben audi Der gr0bte 2ebensmut nnterliez
gen mag2 1~lnieres @ra1tens limb 4ne
81 beoatern, pel1e ibrem 2ebeu cir
gnoe bereiten, 1ino boppeIt beoalerngs
inert gerabe 9ieienige1, neI6e ii1 burd
Die DUAL Der 5~dmorrboi6en gum Gelbfe
moro treiben IaiIen. 9enn fir Sic gab
es elm MitteI. 4ttafelis. Cine Strobe baz
bon fpirb bon g. NenitG6ter & Co., @oE
1916, STEM gprf, frei berianbt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-09-15
Nprb sreitmng CUR 5air.

2akt iett einmaI bie @affen rub'm
SIN &f Tim fir uitb tpiber,
Gs fplen fiir etn frteblif Sun
Sent t5nen uni're 2ieber.
Sour tucntg @Ddet md bergeD'n.,
Damn 1ffnem fi1 bic Sore,
Damn tuerbem mnf're Satr mir feD'n
Sm aleriGDnifen 5lpre.
@as ats bes Sexasbpbens Graft
Ses Sarnters Sleik e%rrtmget,
Sas tuirb ms bier berbetgefhafft
urtn 5eigt, tuie es gelnngett.
8pn btelcn Counties, fertt urb tab,
Die Hamen fftb at idaner,
Sinh bic GrsengniFe jett ba,
Sas mir urs bran crbanen.
Mmd nptt Der Eeras= Sn6mifrie,
Die ftetig bDrudrts ihreitet,
Seb'm aif ber 6air mir, 6ab tuas Ee
Gpr nnierm Mma' ansbreitet.
4nd fir bic &mnit bereitet man,
Sin freunDlid, trautes Gilatl6,
Wenn IS aud nidt btel btetet fann,
Tte 9tpft, Earts nrtn Wtailaub.
@nd Megifu, has Nadbarlanb,
Wirb allerlei ms fenben,
WaS es NIT fnnftgeibter Satt6
Verrtag bet @elt ST. fpen6en.
nnb braukem auf bent iueiten Elan,
SIT allerlet gu ieben,
SD tueik, baR Seber, @eib pie Mann,
Wiro anf ben Wiibwap geben.
Mnn tpentt, BPM Sdauen miibe, mir
Anf cine ganf b~iniinfen,
SD fOnnet 5mr GrbpIung bier
Wtr ein @las 6 pneG tar trinfen.
Sas 2pmes star gier, has lit bs
Saft,
Der 9tbt ben Mstt uns tpie6er,
S'ra'n fin8'n mir aud, NIT puiler Qraft
Dem 70 n e g a + uni're 2ie6er.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-09-15
Dr.. Frederick Fielding
Rnbmaefr0ut 3uradsefebrt.

Or. 5re0erid 6ieloing, Der emf
neflte Spe5ialift uno electromagnetic
Sportsrnann, gu @aiier, 81 2nnoc
nro IN Der Suit, er geipann Boot,
automobil- uno 8alIon-@ ettfabrten,
lit nod mebrmonatlider Mbtpeienbeii
5urifgefebrt uno bat feline Yraris
Dieoer aufgenommen. Or. Sieloing
bat mebr oa5u beigetrager, fir San
Antonio Heflme gu MAIDEN, mie II
geno Elm Mnoerer uno menn mir
anf unierer N~usiteaung cine Balop-
@ettfabrt baden ioItem, 10 miro Dies
iein 8erf iein. Or. 6ieloing miro
linabldifig bemiibt fem, i'm Sntereiie
Der Staot 81 mirfen uno oafiir iino
ibm Die Betpobner Cant iduloiq. s
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-09-15

9as 1T fem Mann, Der, no
oas @roBere gu selpinnen if, am
aleinen it'd g%eniieen laBt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-09-15
@erlamat

Elm Mdoden ODER cine Srau (Geut-
ibe ooer S6peoim fir a~llgerneiile
Sausarbeit in elmer aus orei gcrlo-
men b~eitebenoen 6amiIie. Gutter 2otn
ullo gutter Blab fir Die ridiige %er-
Jon. @fan ipenoe iid an
S. 6. Solution,
1888 Siio.goulebaro. Dallas, Seras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-09-15
Cute @etrdnfe uno ~fontoIer
2un6 itets in 8nrsitaller's Galoun
nnb Gcitanraut, @ilita StraBe neGeil
Der Salle Der SermalmsIobne.

slnf Ser Sobe oes &ubms bat
iif ifon malder ben S6ntpfden &C.
bolt.
- 3peifelbafte 6reunoe iino wie
Hegenlbirme, tpenn Der Stutrnt
fomnt, Happen Tie 5uiammen.
IS gi6t 10 pieles, poriiber man
einig tperoen fam, unb oo ioate man
ni6t 5ogern, einig 81 iein.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-09-15

2ouis 81. 9rooomsfi $50. iii Ga.
morgo 5troBe, Gan s~(ntonio, geros,
iagt: SD babe oft bon 9oan's Seize
ren=Biaen unb ben &uren, sic iie
pon5ogen boben, gebort 11nb in Der
Mnnabme, boB i6 zines Cages lelbli
ein Mittel fin meine geieren gebrou-
den fonnte, peridoffte i6 mir eile
56a6tel bon Ser gerar Drug Cont
panp. lin oieielbe 3eit litt meine
Srau bon elmer 2abmbeit i'm Giiden.
Sbre Nieren qrtalten ite. Sd riet ihr,
9nan's Nieren 8iGen 5u gebroudell
uno iie tot es. Sbglei6 iie MIR einell
Sell Ser S6o6tel nobm, balf ibr Sos
Wfittel loglei6 uno Ser S6mer5 nno
Die 2obn1beit i'm &iiden fD1roen to-
tai beleitiet.
Gum Gerfoltf BET aaen Sanolern.
8reis so Gents. Softer ilburll
So, Buffalo, Seem Sort, aleinige
Igenten fir oie Ser. Staaten.
grinnert @ud bes 3amens =
9oans - nnb 1lebmt feline onoeren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-09-15
Ser tuirflidle Seller.

8enn Sbr cine 9rono- ODER
aneti9punoe babt, reibt iie Elm uno
bleibt babel, reibt fie elm.
@be Sbr es gu6 periebt, lit Ser
gan5e Srlibel noriiber.
Gut oasielbe fir Elm i6nter3enoes
@elenf ODER Wnsfel.
IS 5iebt ale S1mer5en nno @tft.
itoffe beraits, bilft prompt nno BELT.
@as lit btes?
Snnt's 2isbtnims. Oil.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-09-15
I'm Sonntaa ben 20. feiert

am Sountae ben 20. feiert Ole
p5agerluit" ibr 25idbriges Subj.
laltm. Son ben @riinoern geboren
nod Sp. @agi1er, @m. @aener, 6.
0ieBmann uno S. Braifel Dem ger-
Elm an, Der funfuno5tpan5ig Wiitglic.
Der 5dblt. 9ie ietigen 8eamten Der
Sagerlnit iino: 8r1fioent, @uitar
Wintell; 56rfter, 8. Slider; Sdab.
meiiter, Nic 8ebler; 5efret1r, ISM,
8agner, Jabnentrdger, $. Sauo
8oriiser oes Iergniigungs- aonlites,
Der aud Die SubilGumsfeltlidfeiter
arrangiert. lit Otto @erlad.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-09-15
Sin i6iuerer &antpf.
Wand)er Seiuobmer ppn Sun Mn-
tontp bat einem idmerem &f
SIT belteGen.

Mit einem beltdn0ig idmeraenoey
&iiden,
Mit i6redIiden l1rinier=ge16lper
oerr,
SIT Die tdalide eriIten5 nun Elm
fortnabrenoer &f.
@i6t notig, i'm fortariesen.
9oon's @ieren=giGen maroen Gudj
beilenz
gepobner BON San antonio be-
ibeinigen oieieS 3el9nis.
Milford chronicle., 1908-09-18
FIND LOST GIRL IMPRISONED
search Of Lonely House Reveals Child
Locked In Dark Attic.

York. Pa. Sept. 16.-Arville Seiple
the ffteen-year-old daughter of .Jobn
Seiple. of Hellam township had been
missing from her home for more than
a week. A search was made for her bv
Constable Thomas Gibbs. Suspicion
pointed to a house occupied BY D. T.
Keller IN the township. The constable
went to the house.
When he tried to enter Keller an.
peared at the window with a sbote1n
IN his hand and said: III YOU touch
that latch l will kill you where Won
stand" Gibbs backed away. He in
formed the father, who swore out a
warrant for Keller's arrest.
The house was searched and the
girl was found secreted in a small
loft in the upper part. There were no
windows and the only entrance was
through a narrow trap door cut
through the ceiling Of a bedroom. The ,
'lrl was taken out and Keller arrest. ?
ID. He denied that he had abducted :
he child or knew that she was there.
lie is twenty-eight years old and is
married.. $
Milford chronicle., 1908-09-18
"InfernaI Maehineu 4 InLe

Philadelphia, Sept 16.-PostaI In.
spector Cortelyou said that the alleged
lnternal machine sent to Governor
Fort OF New Jersey, was more If =
JOKE than anything else. The inspector
declared that the envelope contained
notning more dangerous than two
ieaden bullets and two matches wran.
ped in tinfoil. The package was moi
explosive ne said, and was not in the
least dangerous.
Milford chronicle., 1908-09-18
DELAWARE DEMOCRATS
National and State Ticket Nominated
at Convention.


Dover, Del, Sept. 16.-After one O
the most interesting political gather
lngs ever held in Delaware the Demo
cratic state convention nominated the
following national and state ticket:
Presidential electors-Edward H.
brennan New Castle county; John H.
Jones, Kent county, and Joseph E. Hol-
land, Sussex county.
congress-. Irving Handy. viii
mington
Sussex.
Lieutenant governor-Frank L. Har.
desty, Kent.
New Castle.
State treasurer-Thomas J. GRAY
Sussex. LAY
Kent. - NC " H.
Insurance commissioner-William B
4egear, Kent. =
Milford chronicle., 1908-09-18
Tramps in Kent COuaty.

II IS evident from the report of a,
investigating committee to the Ken
+ County Levy Court that the main.
tenance Of tramps arrested in that
county and committed to Dover ia Il
has proved an expensive item to
Kent nearly as expensive as the
maintenance of tramps proved to he
IN New CastlecOunty before the svs-
tenn was changed that abolished the
generous fees. The Kent Levy
Court IS taking a step in the riebt
direction when it takes up the sub
Ject OF the Imprisonment and main.
tenance of tramps, especially since
the taxpayers of that county have
mad SO many disquieting r1mors |
ABOUT the cost to the county of the
commitment and Imprisonment oil
gathered principally along i
the railroad line. If there reall4
mas been an overcharge in the fees
paid by the county to ali official or
'Hclals in connection with the
ramps arrested-and the investioa-
ing committee reports that there II
lave been overcbarges-the tax. r
ayers of Kent county wish to know
:, and the Levy Court should oct
the bottom of the situation and
dust 1t. If there has really been
o overcharge, then the taxpayers
lould be pleased to learn thar
Ut 1t IS necessary that the situa-
IN should be clarified. and the
st method is by the investigation
wv under way. The Republican
rty has been entrusted with the
Engagement of Kent countv's af IL
rs, and the investigating com. =
ttee, comprising John P Hudson h
mer Walker and J. Hall Ander- Fl
!, the courts attorney. is COM
'ed OF substantial and intelligent
publican residents of Kent, who nj
be depended upon to act for the
t interests ofthe county in the in ~
ry they are now CONDUCTING. In /
end Kent county probably will irer
1t profitable to cause a reform 49,
the maintenance Of its tramn
Oners such as New Castle
MY was obliged to do when the feb. g
aling of the Migrants became -
tar to Wilmington
hing Journal.
Milford chronicle., 1908-09-18

S another scientists, also from III,
Otlce Of Public Roads, is engaged
al independence, Kansas, in IRVING
70 devise method of CONSTRUCTING
: oiled roads analogous to the meth.
ous which have produced the fam
Gus oiled roads Of Southern Cali
iornla. He is mixing heavy oils
possessing pronounced asphaltic
bases with natural soil and sand
ana compacting the preparation So
formed with tamping roller One
stretch of this peculiar class oil
highway will be under construction |
within few days. The oiled roads |
OF california have saved millions ofI
dollars 10 the farmers and fruit
growers Of that fertile State in the
last few years by suppressing the
dust that formerly arose in blindino
clouds with the passing of ever1
Vehlcle. These dust clouds. float.
ing to adjacent fields and orchards
appreciated the price of farm pro-
duce and lowered the values of real
estate to a startling degree. The
Sprnkling of oil was tried and the
dust was held i'll check. Then some
d. the roads were plowed and the
oil mixed with the earth and the
mass hrmly rolled to a properly
,rowned surface. Splendid results
ollowed in most instances.
Kansas has long been dust-ridden
nd the oiled roads now to be built
here will, it is hoped, prove as
to the people of that com
ionwealth as the California roads
ave to that State.
There is now in course of pren-
ration comprehensive treatise on I
ust Prevention which will fall =
ON the presses of the Government 4
-lnting Office in a few DAYS. Fol
wing 1t in few weeks will be
mPosium embOdying the exper-
nee and the experiments of all
ate highway commissioners. park
ards and city engineers who have
ne any work along these lines
Ieir views and findings will be
oplemented by the reports of a
eral Public Road Expert who
carefully examined the methods
" IN use IN France and England.
Milford chronicle., 1908-09-18

re people so alarmed at what thew
thought was a menace in nv candj.
nacy mat when the election was over
honest and religious men kpelt down
anu thanked God that the country had
Deen saved" He declared that no
such feeling could be found TO-DAY
There are" he said. mo neonIe nh
are fearful OF danger in case Of NV
eiection. The only people, he said
VINO would feel that they had been
saved in case OF his defeat were "tbe
KIND that don't thank God for their
suety.' The difference in the temner
OF the people, he maintained. was an
parent everywhere. Continuing. he
said: NC
In 1896 the clerks in the stores
were in many. if not in most cases
given to understand that if won |
mere might be no business doing in |
the country for four years. Today the
clerks in the stores are not being ad.
Vlsed by their employers as they were
Twelve years ago. The clerks in the
stores are learning that under Repub-
mean rule their living expenses have
increased more rapidly than their sal. ,
aries" He created shouts of laughter
ana applause when he remarked that /;
Il there was any clerk in the audience =
Who did not know that, he could ask '
lis wife. &
Business Men Don't Fear Him. t
There We're" he said business t
men who in 1896 thought their bus,. r,
ess was jeopardized, or would be nv O
Democratic victory, but these busi. r.
ess men in the last twelve wears :,
ave learned enough about the trusts
know that their business has been d.
'opardized under Republican rule sC
40 that nothing but a Democratic vic. pi
ny can save their business. There te
ere many small manufacturers who CO
ewed with alarm a Democratic vic. ia
ry in 1896, but the smaller mann. as
cturer knows today that his business C
insecure as long as great trusts -
permitted to stalk abroad and nv
I'VE into bankruptcy men who refuse S.'
sell out to them. VIC
In 1896 laboring men were threat lst;
"a with panic in case Of my cleo ito
- ~AN tAGy nave learned that the Sld
party has no monopoly on of
llcs. They have learned that the za+
publican party can bring on a manic To-,
well as the Democratic party. - 90
want to call attention to some of u
evidences that the Democratic roat
ty meets the demands of the pres ton
and has the sympathetic support vlsl
large majority Of the people. NV Pie1
nus when I am talking out west I one
'ne Republicans that if I could der
: : , nn u, up one al a time and put del,
could prove by their own tes-
ny that nine-tenths of them are SiaS
ocrats and don't know it, Now nam
know whether the proportion is skill
-rge down here or not but I can ing c
to you that many. very MANY they
call themselves Republicans are durir
If to us in their ideas than thew IF in
o Republican leaders" I'LL,
Democratic candidate then
he'd into a discussion Of the tar --i' u
e trusts, the guarantee Of bank wafer
its and the labor question. and vast
d a volley Of criticism into Mr. taken
whom he charged with running failing
esldent Roosevelt's record. create
Milford chronicle., 1908-09-18
Here and There.

The Dover Electric Light Co. are pre
pairing to light Frederick by electr;cit,
and hope to have it completed by the last
of September.
W. j. Wescoat & Son at Prettymsn,s
Corner, near Lewes, will enlarge their
plant soon and will build heavy farm
wagons in an extensive way. They will
also manufacture newell posts, porch posts
brackets and scroll work.
At the fish house near the Delaware
Capes there are employed about three HIM
dred men handling thousands of bushels
OF fish. These fish are cooked by steam
and ground. 1t is afterwards called scraD
which is used for fertilize.
Mrs. Ella Thistlewood. living at Corr
ey's Mill, (now electric light plant. has
paper which is $50 years old, 1t Is called
ne New Port Mercury and was printed
y New Port, r. l., in 1855 bv James
rankin. 1t is quite curiosity.
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