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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-08-29
Gin iOnScrbarcr Sciliser.

Gin ionoerbarer @eilieer ntub ser
8ouDerneur Sanlep bon Sl1oialla
fem. Gum beporitebelloen Mrbeiter-
Sag bot oieier Worolfer nod)tebenoe
8roflamation erlaiien:
y@rbeit tit oie ein5ige aueae oes
&eidtums. Sn ibr ruben Broouf=
ton uno Sonoel. 9nr6 Tie meiItert
man Die 0oturfrafte uno modt li6
Ole Naturprooufte nubbar. Sbne
Irbeit fonrlten @iiieni6aft ullo @r-
finonng ni6t Sriumpbe f~eieril. Mr-
belt 1T Der @ru1opfeiler Ser @eielf-
idoft, Die Stiite ser Gegierunq, Ser
Sort 6iireerlider Sronung. Sic lit
mebr als @eieb oes 2ebens, lie lit
oos 2eben ielbit. Sic 1T g0ttli6en
ltriprunss. Mogen ale offentliden
Bureaus geihloiien uno ale 8ripat=
gel6afte, mo INNER mogli1, iuspe1l-
oiert bleiben. 2aBt uns Sen Gag
CUR 8iiroieune Der 4rbeit ulro ibrer
Siege feiern! Sic Srauen ilro bic
&inber oes @emeinpeiens iino 5ur
geteiligung on BEN 6eierlidfeite1
uno unterbaltungen oes Cages, ser
fret bon GubeItorungen uno @elagen
bleiben muB, beredtiet. gu oie-
lem gnoe ltnb oamit Der Srieoen ni6t
gebro6en, lonoern oie Ororura
arfre6t erbolten perben mag, lit al
oieiem Sag Ser @erfauf BON geiiti-
gen @etranfen geiebli6 perboten.
giirgerpflidt gebietet &eipeft ullo
@eboriam fir oieies @erbot uno
Die 9nr6fiibrung oellelben our6 ie-
Den Grefutip=geamterl. geienlono ion
oos ~pergeiien, oenn mn oaoltrb
fann Der Sag mirflid Sen 3pef
erfiiQell Dem er gelpiomet lit. glue
nette Observation-Disclosures in Der
i1iintiert miro, Die Irbeifer Mir
ben ben biirgerli6en Srieoen bre-
den, tpenn ibnen g~eitattet meroe, al
oieiem ibrem Gage elm @los 8ier su
trinfelfl @ouoerneur Sanlp mag
ll6'S gelagt lein lolleu, oaB Der
alnerifonil6e arbeiter nit ieinem
@los Bier adtungsiperter nno in
itttlider ge5iebung 5lperldiiiger lit,
ols er unO SeinesgIei6en beim @is-
molier. @enn Die @ispoiierforaffe
III oieIem 2onoe eipnal gum Semi
5eifen pobrer Sittli6feit uno en-
probter 8iirgertugeno meroen ioate,
BONN miiroe oaS ni6t SEN Mnfanq
pom Gnoe, ionoern bos @noe ielbit
beoeuteno.~
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-08-29
NIIerIe i.

Die angebli6en ueberfdQe utlo
geraublingen, bon 6enen in unierer
Observation-Disclosures Yrelie beridtet
miro, meroen BON Der Holi5ei 5iem=
it'd fIbl aufgenommen. gs banoelt
iid IN ben meiiten Sdaen mol nur
oarum, Die Spalten gu fiiaen uno
in grmangelung bon mi1tigen 8or-
fommniiien in Senfation 81 MAIDEN.
ginisen oieier Standardization merit
man es auf Der Steae an, oaB iie
erfunoen iinO. Die Boli5ei loate
aber einmal Elm grempeI Itatuiercn
uno Den betreffenoen &eporter auf-
foroern, Die 8etpeiie fir feline ge-
banptnngen 81 liefern. Nab ouBcn
bin lDirft cine iol6e 9erihteritat-
tung nibt geraoe einlaoenb.
slm 5reitag lpuroen 81 ipater
Nadtitlnoe Der 8arfeeper 2ouis
Slider uno elm &eiienoer nantens
2amrelce Die nit 5pei 5ral1ell ipa-
5ieren fllbren, oieiieits Der Bride
ilber Den Stub nabe Dem Giperlioe
Bqrf, bon orei Wannern. Die aus
Dem @ebiid berboriprangen, anae-
balten. 5ii6er, oer Die 3iigel fiibr-
tie, iprong nit ieinen 8egleiteru bonn
@ogen, oos @eipann i6eute ulo
cling our6 nno Slider muroe cine
Strede melt geidleift, nobel er mef,-
rere gerletungen erbielt. Mittler-
fpeile iparen Die Strabenra1ber per=
idDunoen.
9ie oAidolion EMANCIPATION
Company" BON Sm Mntonio bat
ii6 nit einem aapitaS bon 81, 800
in%forporieren %Iaiien. Die geteiIiaten
iino: 81. @olfer, .. 9. 9emees uno
Us. S. Ni6olion. Der 3tped ser
@eIeaidaft lit Soroerlltig Der Gin.
manoerung. @ie uno altf meIde
@eile Dies eelfeben ioa, lit nod nidt
befunnt ~gerporoen.
Dps &riegsoepartement bat
Den 8au elmer groBen @ieoerioge 5ur
aufbemabrung oler mogli6en So
den auf Dem Wanoberfeloe BEL Econ
Springs genebmigt.
Dos Sanitdts.9 eportenent Ioa-
te lid etmas riibren. Der Somnler
lit nod nidt poriiber. Sic Mbfubr.
tpogen limo nadldiiig uno sic mos
qultobriltenoen Bfiiten iino moIien.
boft p%orbonoen.
Der erite Mopat nit Dem 81"
brin9t pieoer Die @uitern. Sol
fentlid bripgt er audi enblid) fiible-
reg u1o ohgelebmeres @etter.
Die Srage Der A%nlegung zines
lleueit air6bofes ideillt pieoer poaiq
eluefidlafen 81 iein.
Seidter lit es, 5pei 2iebenoe
ols oaS goloene aalb BON ieinem Ser
ebrer 81 trennen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-08-29

Srubel g0nnte. Spdter pereiniete
man ii6 iogor sur beiligen aaion5,
INN Dem meiteren 8ororingell Ser re-
plblifoniiden Soee ein 3iel 5u ieben
1t1o Srieorid @ilbelm Der Gierte
BON GreuBen bra6 nod 1T beaen
SSSubel aus bel Der Na6rt6t, BOB
Souis @apoleon uoie @eieI1idaft ge=
rettet" un6 Ser fran5oliiden 9ie-
publif Elm gnoe gema6t babe. Seute
bot man an ben &oiier- uno So
~nigsbofen langit ieinen SrieOen 9e=
ihloiien nit Der Gepublif uno Iiatt
oos Sberboupt eilter lol6en nit Ell
mem @emii6 bon Staunen nl1o
@rouelr gu betradten, iiebt mon
es ols eleiditebe1ben &olegen uno
&ameraoen on. llmgefebrt tits eben
10. Der itorre Gepltblifallisnus. Der
in ieoer Wonord,e cine @tIo6r
ultb in ieoem SiirIten einell S9cGn-
men iqb, lit langlt peridmulloen, mon
6ot in belt Gepublifen ldngit eit9e-
iebeu, baB einem Die WtonQrdien
uub Die Siiriten ni6ts 11.1 1mo
oo5 iid) nit ibner ebenio gut. ia
nod oeTIer ousfommen IGBt, els nit
9icptulifen. 4nllo 1892 broG Die
srope aatbarille BON Glblailo je-
Sen gerfebr NIT Ser fron55ladyeli
H%epublif ob. SD bin eben atiitu.
fratin", iaate iie 5u Dem p~criGnlid
bel i6r pobl eelittenen fran5oiiider
@%eionoten5 LIMO oo muB j6 sic
bolt rod Souie l6iden." Mnno
1908 fabrt Dos Sberbaupt ser fran-
5oiii6en &epublif NIT einem Sc
idnaoer nod HuBlnno, Ser r1iiiIde
&oiier fonnlt inn feierli6 el1tgeeen,
iie iinfen 1i6 in oie @rnte, fiiiien iid
uno ymeinen Dor Suit ur1o Dor 6reu-
De-" Die 3eiten baben it'd chen &C.
anoert.
l1nb mir fonnell inns oieier Ser
al1oerullgen freuer. 9enn tie 5eigell
inns olle, oaB Die bpnaitii6e geoelt.
flt11g Der Su1teh boltg 5urldgetretcl
lit Dor ibrer 8eoeutllng ais Sber=
baupt Der Megierultg. &eute reullpn
mir MIR init &%eeieruneen, ni6t urit
Siir1tenbauiern, uno oas S~berbaupt
elmer Gegierung nitnmt oie 5tel-
lung EN- Die inn nad Ser Mabt
unb Der 8ebeutung ieines 2aroes
5ufolnmt, mag er MN Safer ooer
Grdiioent beiBen, ieinen 4oel Don
Siini's 3eiten berleiten ooer niebt
ciitnal piHer, mer iein 6. 'Bnoltr
9elpeien III. @ud aegen oieie moherne
guffailluig laBt ii6 nlarl6es logger.
aber iie lit bod logiider als oie irii-
bere, gon5 aleid, Oh mir in ibr nun
cine 9emofratiiieruna ober cine Mri=
ftofratiiierung Ser gerbdltniiie ie-
ben.
So, 10 cine Hrdiioentenreiie, Die
liefert bod maaben interelianten
Stoff gum Na6oenfen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-08-29
Seilt Cure Wiere1t.
SeBt Guer 9eben nidt in 6efabr,
ipenn Elm San Mntunier Biirger
@n6 3eigt, ipie lie 81 beis
len iin0.

@arum molen 2eute fortfobren,
Ste @gonie Ser Nierenfronfbeit, Ser
Giideni6mer5en Ser S%torl1ngert oes
llrinierens, Ser 2abmbeit, &opf-
i6mer5en, Ser Miioigfeit 5u eroul=
ben, murum no1en tie es nit anie=
ben, 6ronii6e SnpaIiben 81 neroel,
tpenn ibnen cine li6ere Seilung on
geboten mirb2
9oon's 9eieren 8ilen 1ino oas
Mittel, oas aneepenoet nerber1 mllb,
neil iie Sen Nieren Die @itlfe geben,
Die iie fiotig bo6en, am lire @rbeit 5lt
perri6ten.
@enn ibr irgenomel6es, dud llllr
ein Spmptom fir Decentralization
babe, furiert gub iett, ebe 3ufer=
fronfbeit, @oiieriudt ooer 8rigbt'
ide Nierenfranfbeit einiest. 2eiet
bos nohitebenbe San Mntonio 3e,tg=
mis-:
@rs. 8. g%eflernonll, 626 Mon-
tono StroBe, Sm @ntonio, Sefas,
1agt: uSoal1's Nteref1=Etllen baben
meinem Mal1ne oltBeroroelltlid gut
geton. ST Tit betrddtli6 OIL elmer
2abmltng Ser 2enoen. Sci ieSer
gefpegung mar es ols eingen beftige
Stide our6 i'm uno iid gu biidell
lpar beinabe cine l1nmoelidfeit. Gr
NOR nidt i'm Stanoe, @bbiilfe git
finoen, Bis CT BON 9oon's Nieren=
8iaen las nn6 er perf6affte tie lid)
bon Ser 9erar Drug So. @a6oenl
er onr6 tie bon ieinen 2eioen er10it
tpnroe, ~enpfieblt er iie Seoem, Ser
Edlt Giereflfronfbeitet leibet, arf oas
ol1gelegentlidite.
Gum gerfauf bel oaen Sdllolerl1.
8reis so Gents. Softer Milburn
Co. Buffalo, Seem Sort, oleillige
Igelten fir BE Ser 5taatelt.
Grinlert gii6 oes Nal1ens -
9oons - uno nehmt feline olloeren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-08-29

9as g%rtperbsIeben Der NeuSeit geitatz
tet es ben Weiiten farum, Die @e1un6s
beifsreaeln ftrere 81 befolsen. I1nl ben
Nadteil, ben Die M6tbefol9nne beriels
ben offers eraen9t, n1s5ueIeiGe1l rttib Die
angeitrengte 2ebensmaf6inerie in GUT
tenn @an9e GIT balten, bietet Die SeilipiIs
ien1faft elm gang naturgemdBes, rein
aus Gflm5enitoffen deficiencies Meittel
bar, ct. 8ernarb &ramterpiIet, fpeIde
our6 2oferrns ber@ebGrme unb Mitre~
91ng bes BIlttltmIanfs Sic 8erbnlnttlo
bei6lenni9en. ben Nppetit frdftigen nr6
BEN. tpenn ni9t b0IIig franfen, bod LETT
oenoeu &Drper tpieberber1tenen. Sir 25
Gents BEL @potbefen gil babeil.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-08-29

oers Der iii1gere gerierte i'm nit
ieinem balb moblmoaenoen, Dulb
iiberleeenen 2a6eln. l1llo 10 mallote
er iid an oie S6meiter: y@dl &or=
mel, oiele Serren modten unten allf
Ser Salbiniel cine @olomaiderei on-
legen uno miiniben oesbab oril1-
geno, ben 8apa 81 ipre6en. 8iel-
lei6t fannit Oh ibnen ihon 8elheio
geben, 9u bit ia oo1 8apa's Gene
raliefretdr."
u9as freut uns gu Deracbmen,
mein gnaoigites Sraulein" iogte
@riinipalo, trot einen 56ritt al1f
oas Wao6en-5u, ~berneigte lid leift
nr1o ite0te iib uno Damn qllh Dem
Gentier Dor.
aornelia muiterte bie beioen eiller
Nuaenblif nit menig freunoli6em
glider. Damn iagte lie: SD fam
Den Serren ni6t ~berbeblen, oab So
pa, ieitoem feline bormiegeno ae-
meinniitigen 8eitrebungen III meite-
rem areiien befannt eemoroen 1ino,.
oermoBen nit Groieften ~iiberbauft
miro, oaB er %aleroines faIt eillen
beIonoeren SeSet6r fir oieie @ngele-
genbeiten beoarf uno 90 ct chen in
4niprltd genol1men lit u1lo Die Ser
rem lire foitbare 3eit eeipiB better
b%erpenoen fonner, als bier pieleidt
nod lange 5u marterL 10 MAIDEN
Sic mid pobl am beiten nit Sbrsn
Inliegen an Tapa befarnt.@
(Torffebuna foIot.1
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-04-14
EVERY RHEUMATIC
INVITED TODAY
To Test and Try a 75c Bottle Of
Uric.0 At Our Expense.

II there are still any sufferers from
Rheumatism in this county or wher-
ever this paper reaches, that have not
yet tried the wonderful Rheumatic
Remedy, Uric.O, we want them to try
1t now at our expense. We firmly be-
lieve that there Is not case OF Rheu-
matism In the world that will not yield
to the wonderful effects of Uric-O and
We want to prove It to every doubter
beyond all possibility. The best way
to do this is to give large trial bottle
Of this remedy outright to every suffer
er and let him test and try 1t to his own
satisfaction. II you or any of your
family suffer from Rheumatism, no
matter what form, Just cut this notice
out of the paper and send 1t together
with your name and address. also the
name of your druggist, to the Smith
Drug Co., 16S Smith Bldg. Syracuse,
N. Y, and they will send you by return
mail an order on your druggist for n
75c bottle free. There is no reservat-
ion to this offer You take the remedy
home and use 1t according to directions
until thoroughly satisfied Of its merits.
We could not afford to do this II we
did not know that after you are freed
from this dreaded disease that you will
recommend 1t to all your friends who
have rheumatism. We know from ex-
perience that personal recommendation
from one person to another is the most
valuable advertising, and that is the
way we intend to acquaint the world
with Uric-O. Send for Uric-O, no mat
ter where you live. II is sold by drug
gists all over this country and we want
lyou to have bottle free.
For sale and recommended In Ben.
nington by d. A. Quinlan.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-04-14
CLIPPED HORSES HEALTHY
Cutting the Coat Reduces the Danger
From Disease.

"A horse is a valuable asset, and
should receive the best care possible"
says the Horse Review. "He should
be we'll fed, comfortably stabbed, care.
fully groomed and clipped In the early
spring. II he receives these attentions
he will work well and improve In value.
A horse lives under artificial condit-
ions. In his wild state he required
none OF these attentions, for he was
able to look out for himself. The
domesticated animal, being worked
under conditions that are In them.
selves artificial, must be kept In con.
dition for such work
| The clipping Of horse In the early
spring IL now conceded by all the lead
( ing veterinarians to be US essential
to horses well being as shoeing him
or giving him comfortable bed to lie
on. Farmers In England and France
have been clipping their horses for
many years, and American farmers
are not slow to realize its advantages.
A clipped horse dries out rapidly after
a hard days work, and will rest COM
fOrtably am be refreshed for the work
the following day. An unclipped horse
Is liable to catch the heaves, pneu-
monia and all sorts of colds, rheuma-
tism, etc. More especially is this SO
In the early spring, when his hair is
long and he is soft" II worked hard
he will perspire freely and the mois.
ture will be held by his long hair, and
the food that should go to ncurish him
will be used to replenish the heat that
is being constantly taken from his
body by the mass of cold wet hair. II
clipped, the perspiration will evaporate
almost as soon as secreted, and when
put I'm the stable. he rests comfortably
and his food does him good.
J Some years ago Buffalo street car
company tested the value of clipping
in the following manner: They owned
500 horses. and $50 of these were clip
pd early In the spring and ESQ were
not clipped. A careful record was
kept of results, and II was found that
of the $50 unclipped horses 1853 were
afflicted with coughs and pneumonia
while of the $50 clipped not one case
OF sickness was reported.
A man would not expect to enjoy
| NCiy 6VOu u nC utu uhiu
work clothed with heavy underwear
a heavy suit and fur overcoat. and
after perspiring freely, as he naturally
would 60 to sleep without removing
same. 1t Is just as ridiculous to ex
pect horse to be In perfect health II
worked under the same conditions.
If you would get the best returns
from your investment in your horse
treat him right, and be sure and CLIP
HIM IN THE EARLY SPRING."
During recent years there have
been many improvements made in the
construction of horse clippers and the
prices Of the machines have been sc
reduced that they are within the
reach Of every owner of one or more
horses. The Stewart No. | hand
power clipper now costs only 1915
II is for sale in Bennington by A. n
Winslow.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-04-14
ODD SOUTH AMERICAN ANIMALS.
Feroeious Big Frogs-huge Rats and
q Toothless Curiosity.

Many curious animals haunt the
marshy parts of South America north
of the pampas. Frogs big and Zero
cious (the ceratophyrs) given to max
ing vicious springs when closely ap
preached; the capybara, cavy con
tented with the bulk Of sheep" the
huge coypu rat and the swarthy pig
like tapir are frequently seen.
Along the forest margins troops oil
peccaries are often met with. occasion.
ally the 1aguar. sometimes the puma
likewise that toothless curiosity the
great ant bear, long in claw, long
nosed and remarkably long-tongued
Very plentiful, too, are those little
knights in scaly armor," the quaint
waddling armadilloes; longtoed jacan
as pace about upon the floating leaves
A familiar object 10 the great jabiru
. stork with a preference for the des
olate lagOons, where 1t may often be
observed statuesQue on one leg and
wrapped In prospection.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-04-14
Resistance Of Snow.

During certain government expert.
ments at Washington with reference
to the effects OF sudden pressures. at.
tention was called to a singular ex.
perience. which sometimes happens to
people who 60 shooting in winter. II
The muzzle OF a gun happens to be.
come plugged with little snow, the
gun invariably bursts when fred In
that condition. Light as the plug of
snow Is, II requires definite time
for finite pressure. however great, to
get 1t under way, and during this
short time the tension Of the powder
gases becomes so great that the bar
rel OF the ordinary fowling piece Is
unable to Withstand It.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-04-14
One by the vice.President.

vice-President Fairbanks. at a re.
cent reception, said Of a certain de-
plorable condition.:
I'VE don't need new laws to correct
this condition We simply need the
old laws proper enforcement.
The old laws have been construed
too mildly. 1t Is like the state OF things
in the Benedictine monks new con-
vent in Tarragone.
"An indianapolis friend Of mine,
wintering in Spain, lunched at the
monastery of the Benedictlnes. After
lunch he took out his cigar case.
az don't suppose you object to
smoking here?' he said to the white.
clad monk attendant.
"'Yes, sir, we do the monk an
swered. There is law against smok
Ing In the refectory.'
Then where, said my friend. dc
all the cigar and cigarette stubs come
from that see about me?"
From gentlemen who didn't ask
about the law the monk replied mild
ly - WASHINGTON Star
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-04-14
Another Kind Of Guest.

'woo't you please write in my guest
book?" said woman to the friends
she had entertained at dinner. And
she brought out the treasured volume.
with its record OF hospitality. The
names we're inscribed.
why. what's this?" said the mod.
ern Eve, as the pages Were futtered
before the book was returned to its
owner. There are lots and lots Of
names In tho back. and all in your
handwriting. too"
The hostess laughed. DO you want
to know what these names are?' she
asked. well. suppose might make
q confession. They are names OF
guests, all right. but OF another kind.
It's .he list Of the servants have had
since my housekeeping experiences
began"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-04-14
Test for HydrochIorlc Acid.

A curious mishap has given us q
very delicate test for hydrochlorlc acid
In the atmosphere. In a North of Eng.
land locality many houses have cur.
tains Of the cream color produced by
metanil yellow--popularly known as
dolly" cream dye and to science as
the sodium salt OF meta amido-be
zine sulphonic acid.azo. diphenyl.
anime" Some OF these cream .colored
curtains suddenly changed to hello.
trope. Investigation showed that an
accidental escape Of hydrochloric acid
from a neighboring alkali plant had
discolored the curtains and the dye
became a .uost useful test
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-04-14

The country is likely to be treated
for the next ten weeks with many
alarming reports Of impending Repub-
lican disaster at the polls. The last
card for the "allies" to play after
Taft Is shown to possess a majority
OF the delegates, is that, on grounds
of party loyalty. they should at the
last moment take up somebody else
who can be elected" To our notion,
Bryan's one chance OF success lies in
the possibility Of such action at the
Republican national convention as
may properly be construed as a re-
buke to Roosevelt, and a promise to
retrace the steps taken by his admin.
istration. The people, particularly in
the Mississippi Valley, appear in little
mood for anything Of this kind, and
even the business depression does not
greatly affect their sentiment.--Boston
Transcript.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-04-14
About Fertilizers.

Farmers cannot do better than invest
a cent in a postal card to send to G. s.
Page, Hyde Park, VT, with the words
written thereon, Send fertilizer for
mulas as advertised in the Bennington
Banner" It will bring them free, post
paid much valuable information about
the preparation Of home made fertili
zers.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-04-14

Several of the state papers have
noted that the president has called a
conference of governors of states to
consider the conservation of national
resources, especially with reference to
forests. Each governor Of state is
invited to bring two or three persons
with him. Governor Proctor is, we be.
lieve, expecting to attend but it has
not been announced who he will invite
to go with him. The Banner would
suggest that Marshall ]. Hapgood of
Peru is one of the citizens OF Vermont
most interested In forest preservation
and might with propriety be one Of
the party. Mr.. Hapgood endeavors to
conduct his extensive numbering bust
ness on correct forestry principles
He has made start toward state
forest reservation and is In a position
to still further assist the movement,
Mr.. Hapgood has all the requirements
to make his attendance at the confer
ence valuable to the state.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-04-14

II reverently believe that the Maker
who makes US all made everything in
New England but the weather. don't
know who makes that, but think 1t
must be the raw apprentices in the
weather clerks factory who expert.
ment and learn how In New England
for board and clothes. and then are
promoted to make weather for coun.
tries that require good article and
will take their custom elsewhere II
they don't get it. There is sumpt-
uous variety about the New England
weather that compels the strangers
admiration-and regret. The weather
is always doing something there. al
ways attending strictly to business, al
ways getting up new designs and try
ing them on the people to see how
they will 60. In the spring / have
counted 1876 different kinds of weather
inside of four and twenty hours. -
Mark Twain.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1908-03-06

La politique q la Robert Macai-
re-:
Dams une socl6t6 bien organi-
see, personpe ne doit etre richie!
Tout le: monde dolt etre Chi
mais pauvre!
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1908-03-06
La Natalite en- Angleterre

D'apres le rapport du "Regis.
trar General, qui Went d,etre pu.
bile 3 Londres, le chlffre des nais.
sances pour l'ann6 1907, a encore
baiss6 en- Angleterre ct dams lie
pays de GALES.
LIE nombre total des naissances en-
registr6es, pendant l'annee 6coul6e
a 6t6 de 935.Q8l, soft 27,l par mil.
le habitants.
C'est Ie taux le plus bas consta-
t6 depuis Reimbursement de lenre-
gistrement civil, en- 1875.
lie chiffre des naissances a cons
tamment bajss6 depuis 1876, aimee
Oh il a atteint son point culminant
soft 36,3 par mile habitants.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1908-03-06

Sait-on que le Souverain de Por-
tugal est toujours roi zen d6cA ct
au della de la mer en- Antique, sell
gneur de Ia Guin6e par la conque-
te, etc., etc."
Oette souverainet6 remonte q la
fameuse convention de 1894, sane
tionn6e par le pape Alexandra vi,
ct qui partageait le monde entire le
Portugal ct l'Espagne.
Scion CO trait6, tous les pays 81
tues d $40 miles d Pest du m6r1-
diem des lies da Cap Vert deva1ent
appartenir au Portugal, ct tous Les
pays situ6s q louest de la meme
1igne revenaient de droit d lEspa.
gno. s- -. w