davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Detroit times., 1908-10-30
wife WouIdn,t Let Him.

Capt. Burch, OF Yale, received the
following message from Charles H.
shank. one OF his ends, Sunday nightsi
Cannot play on eleven any more thiS
season. NV wife won't let me- Thus
does Cupid nip another promising atis|
letlc career In tho bud. shank playd
cd an end al Wabash for three year
and was married secretly Sept 10.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-30
elIbert % MANAGE cardinaIs?

ST. LOUIS. Mo, Oct. 30.--Pitchef
Mc(;innity. OF the New York club ~
day said that Billy Gilbert told him ht
had been appointed manager of the
Cardinals
The Detroit times., 1908-10-30

Job rr,ps,ns Don. risht. Ts.e. rssse
tag Co. rs John R-st. Phone ftsA
The Detroit times., 1908-10-30

~. NJ spears PAGER shakespeare, 2reeSs.
driven by Waiter COX. worked a mild
Ia 2.04is over the Lexington track
week
Holbrook argus., 1908-12-08

News comes from Globe that while the editor of one of the pa pers was cut on the mountains on a prospecting trip he was suddenly assailed by two hungry wild cats He had no gun with him so had to fight the beasts a hand tO-hdnd fl ght. The fury of the conflict disloged an avalan- che, and rocks, trees, snow, man and wild cats came down the mountain side in one tumbled heap. This aroused the anger of the editor and he grasped a wild cat in each hand and strang- led them then and there. Just as as his victory was complete he was awakened by a messenger boy knocking on his door and who handed him a message in forming him that his mOther-in- law was coming to pay him a seven months visit Then the editor saw that 1t was no dream.
Holbrook argus., 1908-12-08

The last of the 9th calvary boys left for Ft. Yellowstone dur ing the week. A detachment of the 9th calvary have arrived and have taken up their duties at Ft. Apache. The Sth boys were in command of Capt. Longstreet, son of the famous General Long street, who was General Lees right-hand man during the great CT part of the Civil War.
Holbrook argus., 1908-12-08

MT. Richards of St. Joseph has sold his property north of the court house to Mir. Woodall. The purchaser expects to make Hol- brook his horne in the future.
Holbrook argus., 1908-12-08

Wallace Newman came in from his home ranch a few days ago looking for a lost mule. The animal was found safe and well at Joseph City.
Holbrook argus., 1908-12-08

The rain during the past week has given the country a pretty good soaking and added pleasure to the lives of the stOckmen.
Holbrook argus., 1908-12-08

The Pollock Sheep Company expect to ship a large bunch of sheep within the next few days.
Holbrook argus., 1908-12-08

Mrs. Tysing has rented one of the buildings of MT. Armbruster and will make Holbrook her home for the winter.
Holbrook argus., 1908-12-08

Judge Buck has been quite sick of late but IS somewhat improved the past few days.
Holbrook argus., 1908-12-08

MT. James Ramer came down from his ranch Saturday tor a few supplies and to lay in a few toys and other presents for Christmas. He says there has been so far about a foot of snow on the mountains but that the sheep are crossing all right down into the lower valley.
Holbrook argus., 1908-12-08

Mir. John Tyler came in from his sheep camps Sunday for SUD- plies and to get two more herd CTS. He says the range is good for this time of the year.
Holbrook argus., 1908-12-08

MT. John Pierce came III from Woodruff during the week on a business trip.
Holbrook argus., 1908-12-08

M. B. Finn, the hobo, OH trial Monday for stealing a Navajo blanket from the pump house was given ninety days by Judge Buck. The sentence was suspend ed for twenty-four hours, and the last seen of the hobo he was out of sight and still going. Any friends who wish to correspond with him had better address him in New York or farther east.
Holbrook argus., 1908-12-08

Red Holcum was in a few days during the week from his ranch at Phoenix Park. He says that deer and wild turkey have been scarcer this season than ever be- fore. If Red" would only shave his whiskers off he would not be so liable to frighten all the wild things out of the country, besides he would have enough hair to stuff a sofa.
Holbrook argus., 1908-12-08

Among those from Holbrook to attend the Elk's Memorial at Winslow Sunday were Recorder McAllister, Sheriff and Mrs. Woods, w. K. ScOrse, Bud Howell and Ed Howell.
Holbrook argus., 1908-12-08

Sheriff Woods made a business trip to Winslow Saturday.
Holbrook argus., 1908-12-08

Loui Sam Kee has not yet left for China as he expected. He promised to be "best man" at a wedding and will not leave until the wedding takes place, this will hold Sam in Holbrook for about ten days yet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-02-20

Dame tporen 81 iebr miteinmoer be-
i6dfti9t, Inn o1f Tie 81 udten, uno
10 borte Srma no6 cine Geibe bon
@orten nit an, oie Tie 5tpor ni6t
genal1 beritano, neil ibr bas Srans
5oiii6e ni6t geldrfig genl1g mar, aus
oenen ibr ieoo6 flar ipuroe, ouB 5mi=
i6en Sen beioen Elm Gerbaltnis be-
1tono, SOS cine totli6e 8eleioigung
fir iie mar. Sbre @eoanfen i6mer5-
ten. Sic batte i6reien mogen, aber
oie Stin1me beriagte ibr.
Sett n~eltelte oie Dame an ibrem
Suite, iebte i'm ob uno mari i'm auf
BEN Gid. 9abei fiel Srmas gilo
Inn, u1o Ser SUIT beoedte es. Ste
Game trot Dor Sen Spieael uno ltrid
ibr Saar glott. @ierbei bemerfte iie
Srma ltno fubr 5uriid, inbem lie Ell
men S6rei ousltieB.
9ieier Son ibien Srmo gu eleftri-
fieren. sic itonb ouf uno ging Der
Sir 5u. sic iprod fem 8ort nno
iab o16 ben Grin5en ni6t an, Der
beiieite trot ltrto cine Sanb poritredte,
ols Of er cine OVERWHELMING ab.
mebren moate. Srno itrid an linn
borbei, Ben &opf bodrleidenblab.
5don ipo1te iie oen Siirgriff faiien,
90 panfte, mie es ibr idien, Der So
ben unter ibren SiiBen. Sic tau-
melte, ie eriff nod ether Stubllebne,
nno nun ~Itiir5te iie nieoer. Mit bal.
benz 9emrBtiein merfte tie nod, bob
oie BLONDE Dame ibr 5u 5ilfe fam
uno lie an Sen S6llltern faBte, UNI
lie ouf5ubeben, BOB ser Brin5 aber
5uiprong, nit einem 5uglei6 arger-
Iiden uno perdbtliben Son atsrief:
y3oe, lailie5Ial" uno bie Dame bon
ibr binpegitieB. sic batte nod 10
piel gmpfinoung, ooB iie begriff Der
grill5 moqte Tie ni6t bon oieien San=
o~sa-beriibrt niiien, nno oas CAB ibr
cine fleine SiiBigfeit IN aaer Bit-
TERMS ibres 9aieins, ober oies Da-
iein ielblt idmol5 in Der na9Iten Se-
funoe meg, uno iie blieb obnmadtig
liegen.
9ns Srma mieber gum 8etpuBtietn
erpobte nno nun nit miioem 8lide
nm iif iab uno ibre @eoanfen gu
iammeln iudte, funo iie iid bon apei
ibr unbefannten Sral1en umgeben,
oie NIT &ie6iol5en uno 8oiier INN
tie bemiibt maren. No6 fur5er 3eit
erfannte ite, mo- iie mar. Sic lag
auf Dem Sofa IN Dem 3immer NIT
Ser @osflamme, mo- fur5 borber 10
i6redlide ginbriide auf tie einge=
1tiirmt poren, uno idorf tpie Die &rals
len zines Goubtiers erfobten tie tDie.
ser Die @rinnerungen Der 5nlebt ers
lebten Scene.
Sic ri6tete ii6 auf. Son benz
8rin8en nno Ser Dame NIT benz
pifanten @eiidt man ni6ts mebr gu
ieben. Sic mar allein nit ben beioen
Srouen5immern, Die offenbar Dem
Berlonal oes @otels a~ngeborten.
(Sortiebung fplgt.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-02-20
Ser Selephomitreit i'm Gumrtbaus.

Ser S%elepbonitreit I'M Gonrtbaus
Bot Mittmo6 cine ienlationeue @er=
bnng genommen. 8efanntli6 boben
oie gountpfommiiiGre Dor einiger
3eit einen &ontraft NIT Ser 0neuen"
Selepbongeleai6aft obgei6loiien, Der
unter onoern ieltiamen 0ingen art6
beitimmte, baB oae Telephone Ser
,alten" @eieGi9aft aus Dem Court
bous entferrt iperoen iolten. Sammt=
lide 8eamten geborbten nlr Cont
itabler Stepens ni6t; er bebauptete,
er gebrut6e beioe Telephone uno er
berbinberte ieoen @eriud, bas alte
Selepbon aug ieiner Office 81 entfer-
men,. 9ie gountpfommiiidre luben
i'm oesbalb ouf Wittmo6 nadmittag
Dor li6, Inn i'm lpeeen MiBodtung
ibrer 8efeble 81 pro5eiiieren. Dieler
Bro5eB fano ieooh nidt itatt, oenn
es tporen ii15tpifden peridieoene merf-
piirbige 9inge paiiiert, Die i'm rn>
notig madten. @m Moreen mar Ser
orbit, Der oas alte Selepbon in Der
Office oes 4~onItablers nit ben 9rdb-
ten ouberbolb oes gonrtbauies ner=
bonb, our6ibnitten moroen. IS
tpurbe tDieber ausgebeiiert urlo Der
&onftabler pla5ierte mebrere 9ep1i-
ties BET oem 9rabt, Die aufpaiien ioa=
ten, oab er ni6t nieoer 5eridnitten
tperbe. gttpas ipater erl6ien Der
superintendent Der .r1euen" Sele-
pbon-@ eieaidaft 9. 81. @olfer, nit
einem ieiner Mngelte1ten narnens Mc-
glure nno periu9te ben 0rabt 51
onrhidneiben. Ser 9eputp=&onltob-
Ter @ilfins monte lie oaran binoern
uno es fom gu einer r~egularen 8rii=
geIei. Oos &eiultot mar, BOB Der
orbit nidt 5eridnitten uno ole bret
@erren perbaftet ipuroen. 0ie BET
oen Selepbonlente mliroen oes Ser
idneioens Ser Telepbonorabte uno
Beg bosortieen l1nfugs ongeflost uno
ieoer unter $3.50 @iireihoft seite1t;
gegen @ilfins muroe cine Inflage
ouf t6tliden @ngriff erboben, audi
er muBte 8iirglhaft iteaen.
Sn5mii6en bei6loiien Die gountp-
fommiiidre, Die 8ro5eiiierung oes
&onitablers Stepens gu peridieben
unb ftott oeiien cine Inflage gegen
i'm gu erbeben, boB er unredtmdbig
gigentum in 8eiib bolte unb iid pei-
gere es~ beraus5ugeben. Sic fomen
gu 6ieiem gntidluB, neil SteDerls
bereits einige Stunoen porber elm
@eiud Inn einen @inbaltsbefebl benin
@eridt eingereidt botte, bur6 ben
fie berbinoert perben %io1ten, ii6 in
feline SeIepbon-@ neelegenbeit gu lte-
den. l1no 5tpar mnrbe bieies @einh
oamit begriinoet, baB Der gauge &on=
traft, Den Die 4ommiiidre nit Der
nneuen" Eelepbon-@ eieQl6aft abge-
idloiien, nna unb ni6tig Jet.
Ser Streit lit alio iest in Die @e=
rihte getragen unb miro bort gum
Mnstrag fommen. Mm Wittmo6
nafmittag muroe Ser bemnBte Sele=
pbonorabt pieoer in mpiterioier 8eiie
aeridnitten un6 in ebenlo mDlterioier
@eiie pieoer ausgebeliert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-02-20
9as bcliebeme gabp.

@inem ii5ilianiiben 8abp lit fur5-
lid cine llnangenebme @ei6ihte pal
iiert. ltnongenebm fir oas 8abD,
nod unongenebmer fir Die 8eteilig=
ten. Sn elmer Hfanoleibanitalt bon
Balermo erihien elm Wann nit einem
groBen 8adet Seoerbetten, Die er be.
leiben ponte. Sbne biel gu feili6en
nobm er oen 8etrag entgegen, peIden
ibm Ser Bfanoleiber, Der oas 5uiam-
menaeifniirte 8iinoel nur flmhtig.
priifte, ous5ablte. Die 8etten muir
Sen IN cine gfe oes Gaumes geiDor-
fen uno Der Wonn entfernte ii6. =
8I0blih borte mar elm leiies Weinen,
6as aus Der gde bes 3immers 81
fommen Idien. Der 8fanoleiber
glaubte 5uerit, oaB ii6 bort cine jun
ge &ase perfect balte unb nabm Die
getten in ndberen @ugeni6ein, als
er - nit Der Sono IN oas 8iinoeI
bineinfaiieno - Elm faum iehs Weo-
nate altes 9abp oarnus berboraog.
9ie Mnnabme, baB Der Sremoe fid
oes &inoes bGtte entleoigen molten,
beltatigte ii6 nibt, oenn am Ibeno
oesielben Cages fonnte man on aaen
@ni6lagidulen leien, bob elmer Or.
beiterfomilie in Der 0abe bon ga.
Iermo elm Sinh geraubt poroen mar.
Ser &Guber bate Die momentane Mb.
tpeIenbeit Ser Wntter = Der Safer
fpar an feline @rbeit gegangen = be-
nubt, uno par in Die @obnung ein-
aeornngen, UNI - nad fir i'm
braudbaren @egenitanben gu iuden.
Ser siemli6 Grmli1e Sausbalt mics
aber menig @ntipre6enoes auf, nno
10 bemd6tigte iid Ser Ginbrefer fnr5
entidloiien Der relatip %lpertpolen
6eoerbetten, Die er 81 eineln giinoel
5uiammeni6niirte, obne 81 bemerfen,
ouB er oas &ino nit eingepadt batte,
bos oie iorgiame Wutter Dor ibrem
@eggeben 5mii6en Die wei6en Sober
oarnen gelest. 9ies oiirfte pobl oas
erIte 9obp iein, oos BON elmer Bfano-
Ieibe belieben porOen lit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-02-20
Die sabne.

@ie elm Mft aus einer Sperette
mutet Elm 8orfaa an, Der iid fiir5li6
in Dem fran3oiiiden Stabtden Bon-
tibp (Dep. Morbiban) abipielte. 9ort
5tebt auf Dem 9auptplab Elm Stano=
bilo oes tapferen, 1854 Dor Sebaito-
pol gefaGenen Generals De Gourmet.
0ieIes Stanobilo batte fiir5lid iiber
Nadt cine &opfbeoedung erbalten
Die, aus Steingut sefertigt, ionit an-
oeren 3meden gu oienen pflegt. IS
itelte iib beraus, 6aB einige Inter
offi5iere oes in 8ontipD itebenoen 2.
@baiieur-& egiments, Die ibren SUI
NOR reidIid angefeudtet batten, Die
Itilmiorige D8ebauptung" oes Gene
roIs angebraht batten. 0as grlte
NOR natiirlif. baB bic Wiiletater in
Mrreit ipa5ierten, oann aber oronete
Der Sberit oes &egiments nod eine
belonoere militdriihe Siibnefunoge-
bung ON fir ben Der @enerals-un
form 5ugefiigten Shimpf. I'm Die
Mittogftunoe 5bg bas &egiment nit
Der Sabine uttb in Der Yaraoeuniform
unter ben &l6ngen Der Wflliif aus Der
&aierne gum Sauptplat uno nobm
Dem Stanobilo eegeniiber @ufltel-
lung. Ser Sberit rift Dor Die 5ront
uno bielt nun cine idneioige @eoe
iiber Die bernorragenoen Wofentaten
bes Generals De Gourmet. Darauf
folgte elm Baraoemari6 am 9enf-
nal poriiber uno gum SbluB rift oos
Geaiment, na6oem es ii6 am @noe
bes Hlases oasu formiert botte, cine
gldn5enoe Charge. 9as Regiment
5og in Die aaierne 5uriid, gefolgt BON
Ben oanfbar begeiiterten 9lifen Der
8iirgeri6aft Die gum @enulie oes
Sdauipiels 8ablrei6 eridienen mar.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-02-20
@ie lit bies!

Wir Bteten etnhunoert 9ouars gelnbz
nlng fir ieben Sal bon aatarrb. per
nidf bur6 ginnebmen bon 5aa's &as
tarrbs&ur gebeiIt tperben lam.
s. S. tbenep& Co., gisentb.
Tolebo, o.
Bir, bic 1lnteraeidneten, baben S. S.
gbenep felt ben lebten is Sabren gee
FAINT uno bnlten ibn fur poufommen ebs
renbaft in allen Observation-Disclosures
uno finan5ien befdbiet, ale bon ieiner
Sirma eineesangenen @erbinolibteiten
@eft & Eruag. @robbanbels>9 ros
guiften, SoIebo. 8.
W~aIbing, &~innan & Marbtn.
@robbanSels< Droguiften, SoIeoo, 8.
1anfs aatarrh<Gur tpirb innerlid ses
nommen unb nirft brett auf bns glut
uno bic fhIeimieen Sberfldden beg
Gpftems. 3euaniHe frei p~erianot. greis
75 Gents per SIaide. gertauft bon alien
Gpothefern.
6an'S farniIien>gi1en finb bic beften.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-02-20
Standardization mnb =

0ie N6ntgenItro6leu entbiilen oas Gins
brinqen fremoer Stoffe bon auben. Sols
die Stpffe, pel6e li6 inn Snnern oes
aorpers ielbIt biloeu uuo bic gefdbrli6es
rem iino, tpeil Tie ben Gorper bersiften
aeioen ii6 unIerem @efii6l an burd
&obffpeb, Rattiefeit, Sdmer5en i'm 8iis
den, Shipade, Slimmern boz ben au@
oen' llebelfeit, i9ledten @eidmad, Ser5s
flopfen uno @erltopfu1tg. 9ann beiBt
es aud in ben &Drper %bringeil, aber nidt
NIT ieren Gtrablen, ionbern nit ct. @ers
nor6 arduterpilen. Dem eiu3igen Mittel.
boS hilft. Sur negetabilii6. &eiu Guede
fiber. Su Gpotbefen 5u haben,
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Die .6alteiteQe.

SD mar in Der @emalt Der
Sdminoiudt uno bate beinabe Die
SalteIteae erreidt aIs mir Or. Sings
Neue gntoedung empfoblen Dnroe.
Sic rettete mid. Die erite Slai6e
CAB mir 8eiierung. Gin 9useno
SIoifen ma6te einen geiunoen,
gliidliden Mann aiis mir" iagt Geo
Woore bon @rimesIano, sc. s. Mls
Mittel fir 9uiten i6mode 2ungen,
INN Bneumonia nor5ubeugen, itebt
oieie Meoioin uniibertroffen, SOC mno
81 BEL @oolpb DreiB unb &. Gpbn 3
60. Yrobeflai6e frei.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-02-20

Or. s. 80. Saruca, Der arebs'
gpeaialiit, lit nab 8odport per5ogen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-02-20
0)raxbeisentnms 1lebertrasnnssrr.

3. 0ilbebranbt unb Grnu on s. y
Sen nelpn 0runbitHd an Der Bnrren.
Stra6e; 1880.
WARS 6eiabts gpmponp an @e'ne,
SanStoIt 1iunbftfd In Gat eno; S275.
3. o. Suben uno 6rom on Beoro Ter.
montea. 0runbhf6 i'm Cat eno: $85
Sranf Gunnirehom an 8. 3. We'll
Oruubttd i'm Gitp Hfo6 1896: 500.
Q1a NeIber on 1eorae 1anien, @runb'
e66 IN EaIbi, qton Yiaee; $3.50.
Ghns u. Bibl an SDieph Dean Jr ,
Uruubfid an Der Qeol StrnBe: $3.50.
Sphu y @rpben an gufap @rDben.
SnfeiI an Oruubha6 an Der Bater Str.
$500 4 4.
:Some8 Trueheort q. an Reimune
Sriebrid. grunbti6 an Der Nortb Str
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3nr TaidinssSeit.

Gin tueutg g1arr1eit nartt ttnn mann
Ue3ieu1't aud benz petien Wann,
Wer nift 5uiueilem ndrrifb lit,
Der lit eS utetft au jeher Sriit.
Drum lit ia aud bic Jaihings5eit
8eliebt bei allen, melt un6 brett;
Wan laf)t mnb tplt ppa nebcrutmt
nnb finbet Aaes fd5n rnb gut.
nnb jannn1ert bann Der HeTimiit
Wte 10 perberbt bic Welt beut lit,
90 fei linn btes ais Srpif geidenft:
Gilt mtdts 10 fhliunru, iuie man oft bentt.
Ser Mmder mill, baF jebe Srenb'
Eerbannt fet BON ber Grbe bent'
1nb tpanbelt germ, ppa Gpt unb Gmal,
9ie Grbe NM sum Sammertal.
Sp ma1der benft amf bieier Welt
I'm nifts, tuie ON 8eifdft unb 0elb,
i1nb bat er's bis sum 3iel scbraht
Sp tonttnt Der Sob nnb - Cute Nad5t!
Der ueife Mann tut feline Eflidt,
8erihntdbt jebud bic 5rcnoe ntft,
$50 INNER fe fih II tim bent
OenleRt Ct Ve uuA SuttputteIi.
Geim Saiding tuDl'n mir, grok uuo fletIt
Drum reft fibcle Narren fetn,
ttno tper mns brmm mill id)eel anieb'n,
Der fann inns aus benz Wege gebhn.
@enn 6ei Der Narreniitung mir
Damn trinfen infer 6 StarSter
ttnb babel finb mir Dine Sehl
Slug =nGrriih nnb aud treu5ftoel.
Ser ueife Nsann trirft 2pne Star Bier!
60 felt pie: y5meinnal 5tpei TT bier"
Gteft bieier Cat, bruuI berrid1et aud
Sn unf'rem areis Der quite Brand.
Gin ,9erent" Dem Wufertnm,
9as nit1t pcrifebt bes &pne Stars" 0tnbrn
9as nid1t fennt pabre Mdfisfeit,
Sur Seudelei 81 ieoer Seit.
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Der Menid lit nidt ~paffenlos
aeboren. Or bat 5par neoer Corner,
nod aIouen, tpeoer @ift5abn nod
GigerbiB, er bat aber cine 8unge =
un6 bic fam if)1rfer, ipudtiger, gift
tiger, erauiamer iein, aIs ale 8affen.
Gbenio unbanfbar, tpie ben Gen.
ten da fagert, mas man oenft. lit es,
linen au entbiiIen, mas fie osnfen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-02-20
Blniess HoIz.
Sic Gorb fur ied)s Solar.

geit Dem 8reis bon iiebeu Collars fir
cine goro Sol5 lit es aus. Sic rSuII
Gorb @oob @ompa nh, cine
neue @eienidaft. beren Sol5bof an Dem
Sou" s@eleiie liegt, bat ben iibertries
benen Greilen, Die bisber bon Dem Booos
Srutlt berednet tpurben, elm gnbe ge@
maht.
@ir boben in uuierem Sof nnb anf
unierem 2ano 10000 goro er1tflal5igeS
@oitsO afs9 pl5. @ir liefern cine p0le
Gorb SDls in einem unter Snipeftion Der
Stobt itebe1oen @dsen, Der garantiert
lit, 1913 aubiffuB @oum gu eutbalten.
tar $500.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-02-20

Sobn s. Bolton, offentlider Ro-
tar @runoeigentum. agent fir
9enlionsanipriide. 3immer 8, ct.
Sssomes Sotel, Sit.Souiton StraBe.
@eibe 9eIephone $50.
Evening journal., 1908-01-23
PROMINENT MEN WILL
ATTEND FUNERAL OF
MORRIS K. .JESUP

NEW YORK. Jan. 2s-Men promi-
nent in every walk OF life will attend
the funeral of Morris X. Jesup, philan-
thropist, who died at his home. No. l97
Madison avenue. yesterday. He was
seyenty-seven years old.
Mr. Jesup has been afiiicted for two
years by heart disease, brought on by
his intense application TO education
and philanthropy.
Mr.. JesuD was a banker. art patron
and a member Of forty-hve clubs.
Although he had not IN early life re-
ceived q college education, Mr.. Jesup
attained q vast store OF information
and a broad culture by his own efforts.
Yge University and Williams College
conferred upon him the degree Of
Master OF Arts on account of his
scholarly attainments. and Princeton
gave him the degree Of Ii. ID. He
was interested I'm explorations Of all
kinds and as president OF the Peary
Arctic Club largely financed expedi-
tlons of Mr.. Peary in quest of the
North Pole. His contributions 10
chronological research were recognized
by the Tsar Of Russia, who two years
ago conferred upon him the Grand
Cross of the Order of 81. StanislauH.
Evening journal., 1908-01-23
NEW LIFE

Hark! how the cold wind blows,
while mother earth Is solid froze,
And the little underground so bare
seems TO say. who cares, who cares7
All nature seems hushed as on time
goes.
And why this queer change All nobody
knows.
Yet the trees still stand stripped Of
all their leaves,
AS they sway TO and fro In the cold
winter breeze.
As we now view them standing so
naked and bare,
Not a leaf there TO hide them so grace
full and fair,
Then we look and we wonder il still
they do live,
And think OF the cover the springtime
viii give.
When spring truly opens, then again
can be seen
The same trees all covered with foliage
OF green,
This tells us truly Of a Maker above
who cen to the forest gives a share
Of his love.
Daniel Richardson.
Evening journal., 1908-01-23
LOCAL DELEGATES
ON COMMITTEES

All the FIVE delegates from this city TO
the National Board OF Trade. now IN ses-
sion at Washington, have been assigned
70 important committees. This is high
tribute to the local Board OF Trade By
Frank ID. LaLanne. president OF the Ma
tional Board. Wilmington. having q board
OF more than 700 members. has the largest
delegation at Washington, Of any city its
size in the country. Each board affiliated
with the national body Is entitled TO three
delegates FOR 500 members and one addi-
tional delegate for every 100 members.
A most important appointment was
given William y. Mullin. who has been
placed on the River and Harbor Commit
tee. The waterways question 10 come be-
fore Congress at this session will BE taken
up by this committee.
Irenee DUPONT was assigned 10 the For
estry and Irrigation committee; Thomas
+, Bayard, the immigration committee;
Thomas II. savery. National Currency
committee; George W. Sparks consular
service committee. The Wilmington dele
gates will return 10 this city either to-
night or tomorrow morning. The meet
ing Of the National Board Of Trade will
end tonight
Evening journal., 1908-01-23
Social and
Personal

Mrs. sallie cornog. OF Chester is the
guest OF relatives here.
Miss Sadie Egan has returned to her
home at Upland. after q visit to rela-
tives in this city.
Miss Edna Kipe has returned home,
after spending week with her sister.
Miss Elsie Kipe. at Media
Miss Nellie Watson has been visit
ing Miss Mollie Bridgowater at New
Castle.
Miss Lucy Constable. Of Newark, N.
j.. Is spending some time with friends
here.
Charles Jackson has returned 10 his
home at FELTON,, after visit to friends
in this city and Philadelphia.
Miss Florence Hugg. OF FELTON,, vis-
iting friends in Philadelphia, Whining
ton and Baltimore.
Mrs. John Foraker and daughter
have returned to ther home at Ches-
void, after an extended visit TO VIII
mington friends.
Assistant Agent James w. Jones. OF
Glenolden station. has returned after
spending few days vacation with
/ friends In this city.
Miss Agnes Bailey spent yesterday IN
PHILADELPHIA.
Howard Parker has returned 10 nj,
home at Port Deposit after visit &c
friends here.
The Rev. and Mrs. e. A. Gillespie of
Cherry Hin, Nd. are visiting friendl
here.
Mrs. Maud Strahorn Of EllSton. Is thu
guest OF Wilmington friends.
Clarence Perkins of Baltimore. hai
been the guest Of his sister in thi
city.
Evening journal., 1908-01-23
MERMAID


special 10 THE EVENING JOURNAL
MERMAID. Jan. 23,--A surprise party
was given in honor OF George Demp-
sey. of Union, Del, on last Saturday
night. About seventy Of his relatives
ana friends were present. After gath
erlng at his home they We're invited
TO the Red Mems new hall where every
one Joined IN playing games, after
which refreshments were served.
A spelling bee' wiz be held by Har-
mony Grange p. Of IL. on next Monday
night.
Walter Gregg has returned home
from a few days visit with relatives
at Granogue, Del.
Mr.. and Mrs. oliver Keolig spent
sunday in Ellxton, Nd, with Mrs Keo-
ng's mother, Mrs. Jacquette, who Il
i'll.