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The Washington herald., 1908-08-10

Powered cotton goods are also most at
tractive- For the coats and cloth or
heavy silk bodies buy the metal hangers
and cover them with cotton batting, with
sachet powder through 1t. and silk on the
outside, and tack It in several places. ike
tuftine- The curved end. which goes
over the hook. should be wound with mar
row ribbon 10 match the silk.
For skirts. do not use the hangers that
go inside the skirt: they are apt TO
stretch the skirt at the sides. Buy the
little snap hangers that are used for
mems trousers and catch the belt Of the
skirt. holding it very tight between the
springs. Paint the wooden part Of these
hangers the color Of the flowers and wind
ribbon around the metal part The rib
bon can be bought with the same flower
design as the silk.
The corset bags are merely silk bags
1 Just large enough 20 hold a pair Of cor
sets. and are drawn up with ribbon at the
top. They can be either hung Up on a
/ hook or laid on a shelf. Sachet bags are.
I Of course. just little silk bags padded and
/ filed with sachet powder. They can be
made in any size or shape one likes. and
put in with hats. gowns. corsets. or in
/ any convenient spot 10 give a general
/ delicate fragrance to the closet
/ The covers for gowns are large squares
made Of several breadths Of silk sewed
I together and hemmed around Then a
{ hole is cut in the center and hemmed
( Through this hole is put the hook OF the
/ hanger and the silk falls softly all around
I the gown and keeps of all dust.
/ Another method. preferred by some. is
/ 10 make covers il the shape OF a pillow
slip, Of different sizes to accommodate
skirts or bodies. and then TO cut a hole
at the end opposite the hem. Through
this hole the hook OF the hanger is passed
leaving the opening at the bottom.
/ Shoe bags and umbrella cases must be
made Of good. strong cretonne- This. too
can be bought with almost any flower de
sign A shoe bag is made OF a sQuarC
piece Of cretonue. with pockets sewed OF
/ 10 hold the shoes and bound with ribbon
or colored tape the tape being strongel
and wearing much better. Al umbrella
case is made IN just the Same way. bu
long enough to hold the umbrellas and
with the pockets narrow enough TO hav,
them just slip in and out easily Tn,
shoe and umbrella cases are fastcaes
tight to the inside Of ;hs door Of thu
closet
The Washington herald., 1908-08-10
TO MAKE WOMEN GARDENERS.
Also to Teach Nature StudIes-Mis-
sion of an English College.

From tie London Tsleg-aIh.
Svvauley Horticultural Colleges work Is
TO make women into gardeners. whether
as growers for market or in private
grounds. or as teachers Of others Tie
course IS specially designed 10 be OF use
TO those wh0 have land OF their own and
those who look forward 70 a colonial life
The college was founded nearly twenty
years ago and now possesses forty-thrse
acres Of land. two Of which are devoted
20 fiOxers. twelve 90 kitchen and market
gardening and seventeen 10 fruit There
is a long range Of glass houses. an aplsry.
a dairy and poultry TuU- The report for
the pest year refers 20 the growing de-
mand for teachers Of nature study. fl
view OF which the college has established
a course IN natural history. There were
over sixty students at the college during
1907.
As a testimony 10 the practical nature
/ Of the instruction at Swanley il may be
[ pointed out that during 1907 twelve stu
J dents received appointments as teachers,
| three as. head gardeners. four as garden
/ ers and under gardeners, Two as market
gardeners. while FIVE obtained positions
1 in jobbing OF temporary work One stu
dent went out 20 teach nature study in
I British Columbia.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-10
PLENTY OF PERGOLAS.

There IS q rage for pergolas. pergolas
constructed Of anything. from gas pipes
20 chestnut rails. from crimson ranblers
10 French beans.
Only this morning. says writer in the
Gentlewomau. I heard OF ore or two sim
pie expedients for achieving a pergola-
on the top Of two veranda posts. Il you
have them. place wooden brackets. and
across them string two or three heavy
wires from which hang clusters Of vines
Clrapevines are beautiful 10 behold. but
the common hop IS beautiful. too. and
bears the toughest treatment; grows in
solently. finE!ng its pungeut green tas-
sells all around Hops grow on poles. are
stem twistsrs. like the bean and cCnvol-
vulus tribe. Other Eood climbers are ad-
lumia- sweet peas. nasturtiunls. the Jap
anese akebia, and all varieties Of Gle
mats.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-10

essary fare at the hem In linen. tropical
suiting- or pongee this costume would de-
velop admirably. though the waist and
skirt may. If desired. be made Of differing
materials. as shown. the waist being Of
linen or some other wash fabric. ard the
skirt of a lightweight suiting. In the
MEDIUM size the gown viii require 81
yards Of Z7-inch goods for the waist and
So for the skirt No. 61s7. six sizes, % TO
z inches bust measure: No. $40. six sizes.
2 TO q inches waist measure
The price Of these patterns is % cents.
but either viii be sent by inclOsiug 10
cents TO the Pattern Department. The
Washington Herald. ia Fifteenth street
northwest. giving numbers Cs1s7 OF s140
and sizes wanted
The Washington herald., 1908-08-10

Mating should be washed with strong
salt and water TO strengthen The fbers.
II white or cream colored mating has
become faded wash with strong soda
water. and while this viii turn It a deep
er shade Of creamy yellow, It viii be all
one color instead OF var'egated
Mating should always be swept che
way Of the weave, not across 1t.
II some OF The figures in the pattern
have become dingy, they can De bright
ened by rubbing dye INTO the mating
with an old tooth brush. following the
lines Of the figure. which can be strength
ened with 2 pencil before applying the
dya
The Washington herald., 1908-08-10
HOW TO BENEFIT BY SUMNER AT HOME

and anything which resembles a family
jar when tempers. ike the thermometer,
are overcharged.
The woman who makes the best OF x
and determines 70 be comfortable and
happy. even f she cannot get away VIII
snow the happy effects in her face when
autumn comes. and VIII make herself less
conspicuous among TIE tan faces Of her
friends For. after al. co1tentmeut has
a great deal to do with beauty culture
The Washington herald., 1908-08-10
FRIENDS AFIELD.

In New JsrsyJ
Yarrow a-pleuty-
Daintiest queens lace.
Plenty Of gay Bouncing Bet
Clover ready FOR the honey bee
Whole ponds Of superb water lilies.
Magnificent exp2nses Of rose msllow-
Butter and eggs all rich orange and
gold.
Wild mustard and yellow primroses sup
ply plenty Of gold
Lovely orange milkweed. or as some
call II. butterfly weed
sunfiowers OF all sorts. sizes. and condi-
tons. cultivated and wild.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-10
SUMNER JEWELRx.

Cheap tewelry2
Not bit Of IL
But we used 70 call Il cheap.
That was quite brutal. however
We even thought II quite unwearable-
Now IT has been named summer tewelry.
And that, Of course. makes It quite an
other matter
Perhaps We buy an antique there at
g and come home and see it by the tray
full for 80 cents each
All, well. al we have 10 DO Is to credit
It to the silly season, which. alas; VIII be
over too soons
The Washington herald., 1908-08-10

With its dairy products alone, Missouri
could pay OF IN one year all the debt
incurred ~ the King OF France and the
Mississippi company IN exploiting their.
new territory. and still have money TO
snare This branch Of industry brings
in something Ike Sl5.500.e00 a year. each
COW netting her owner 81. OF 0Iissourrs
440l0 900 acres Of land, only 100000 are
not arabic. but the acres salready IN cul-
tivation are bringing telling results II
IS essentially a Commonwealth Of farm
ing people Only 7-6 per cent Of the popu-
lation live n cities OF 400 inhabitants
and over. and 90 per cent OF ell the people
axe native born On the farms each year
IS grown q crop that when loaded
in wagons and the teams counted in,
would circle around the earth and lap
over 1e,000 miles farther. The banner
corn year was four years ago Then one
man grew more than did nine small corn
producing States taken together; the
State produced three tines as much as
Mexico and Canada. three tines as much
As South America, three-Afths ss much
The Washington herald., 1908-08-10

Fashion Ia this season given special
attention to te practical snirt-waist COS
tune for mo1ing OF business wear, and
the result I'd been some very attractive
designs, onehf which is here sketched.
The shirt visit is made with a center
front closing while the tucks TO bust
depth give te required fuIlness to the
fronts, thoseit the back extending 70 the
belt in a Eraested double box-pleat- The
sleeves may se made in full or shorter
length, as dered. The skirt (S140 IS one
Of the newe seven-gored models. and
may be cut n either round or shorter
length A tuz-pleat AZ each seam, with
an inverted hIeat at the center back.
adspts the tirt snugly to the figure
around the hs, while providing the nee
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-07-04

5immer 0ffaete. 9a ioB sic 9dii)
om Glide 1tno i6nute iid oie 8iloer
gum uSrompeter BON Sadingen" an.
D9te Sonme gebt mtf", iogte Grid.
vGoriine, lpelde ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS"
o9ie Come miro glei6 mieoer
lt%l1ter9eben. Better. Sd fomms
11at1lt6 rltr 9ei6Gftlid."
vSon1togsbeilialtng, liebe 9oiip.
SD betrofte oen geiud 0enna6 Ie-
otglid) als pribotim."
Ser 9ei1tb tpiirbe o~lr5al1s Ser
guten Site, Dem feinen Son uno
leomeoer 2%ebensart nioerIpre6en.
nno i6 genieBe i'm gadfii6faIten Ell
ne nit alem &omfort ser Neuseit
ansgeltottete G~r8iebultg. MIio b(e;-
ben mir beim @ei6Gftlide1
Sic mar in oos Arbeits5 INNER oes
Ge6tsanlpolts eetretet. gr idob i6r
einen Seiiel 5u uno lieB iid ibr ge-
geniiber glei6faGs nieoer. ST fono
tie lebr ipmpotbii6, biibi6 uno bon
5oltberbofter Stride. Gs lag inn
l1ler 10 etpos mie Morgenouft ii6er
ibr.
(SortIebnilg foI9t.l
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9as @olf lakt iid) midt beidminocln

IS perloutet aus better auele,
Dab ein GROCER uSluib" ooer iaqef
mir lieber oireft y&orruptions"
Sono bon Ben 8robibitionilten ALL
lammen gebradt III, Inn Dor unb
mabreno Der oemofrotiIherf Sri.
marlpoblen @eripenoung gu finoer'.
0oriiber broltdt ffb 0iemano 81
pnnoern, oenn es lit cine mobilize
fannte Satio6e, ooB oieie for1ati-
l6en ielbit=fonitituierten vGeform-
beloen" ni6t Dor Der Mntpenoung Ser
Recommendation Mittel 3uriid-
1breden, INN ibre unloroliiden"
3mede 81 foroern.
9ieie ielben fonotilden, ielblt-
f%onititniertelt aGeformbeloen" ulro
ofe 8egrer Ser bon oen ,@entroI
Democratic Inti-8robibition @lltb~
i1ooiiierten &onoioaten i'm @uaeutei-
men limo iebt eifrie oamit beIdaftiar,
gu bebauptenL oaB ei1e aombinatton
Der Staotbeamten, nit grpon Sal
lagbon an Ser Spite, uno ser
eonntpbeamten eriitiere, Sic feinea
anoern 3wef babe, als oie Mitqlie=
Der oieier aombination in's Mmf al
brtngen.
yeun poaen mir einnlal, Inn bes
arguments miaei1, n~11e6men, oaB Ell
ne Decentralization mirflid eriltiere
nno oaB 8rpan Galaebon an ibrer
Spite ltebe - fennen oie eliminate
Der bon gerar County SEN Monor
bon San @ntonio nidt ols einesl
uflentlpegten 8erteioiger Ser periDn-
liden 5reibeit2 @iiien iie nid,t,
oaB er ein nneri6iitterlifer @eqner
Der 8robibition ift?
Sic mtiien's.
0un, penm oas ser SAL lit, mir
De oas gnb5iel elmer iolden Gombi-
nation nidt Die Nieoerlage ser Iro=
btbitpn IN Den 8rimarmoblen iein?
0as piiroe es un5tpeifelbaft.
ltno oesbalb miro aud Ser Ser
ind Der ielbitfonltituierten vGeforni-
beloen", oos liberole Bublifum 8u
bel6ipinoeln, idperli6 erfolgreid)
lein. 9as liberole Yublifum miro
@leiilet 5rennoen ben Sreunoen Ser
per1onliden Sreibeit, nidt oensNiifen
tebren. Sbierber.
(9naeiae.)
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Serolasoeoeben fat oos merfniir=

Serolsgegeben Dot Sos merfpiir=
oige Wao6en ouBer ibren @eoi6ten
oie ober ermabnte l1eberleb1ng oeS
@nofreon in abt Spra6ett cine
oeuti6e lleberiebung Ser 9rdmelt
oes r11iiii9en 9t6ter 8 erop, ;6re5
3%eitgeaoiien5 0euti6e u1to ruIiil6e
lteberiebungen bon Stiifen oes ito
lieniiden 9idters 4lfieri; cine lie
beriebung bon Sriartes' 6obeln aus
Dem Spaniiden; oeuti6e lteberiebnn=
gen ein5elner @elange bon Gomoens'
2uiiooen rno Milton's 8erloreues
1orooies; cine oeuti6e lte6eriebullg
Ser Soen oes portngielti6en 9idters
Moltpel uno Ser @eoi6te oes italie=
niiden 0i6ters Metoitoiio; cine
Sommlun1g BON rui1iiden, oriento=
liiden ltno unoern War6en in ruff
ider Spra6e. gls tie ltorb, mar lie
nit enter lteberiebung Der n~eu=grie=
diiden 8olfslieoer bei6aftigt. ltno
iie Itarb I'M Sitter bon lteb5ebn Sob-
rent
@ellte iillo ibre S6riften pergci=
len uao mobl nit Gebt. @ir font
men on Ser pra5iiierenOen Irt ibrer
9ibtfullit, on Der lleberflllgbeit if
rer @eoanfen nno fiinitleriI1en Sein=
belt ibrer @mpfinoungen fein Sc.
faQen mebr finoen rno lire lteber=
lebungelt fparen idlieBlid Oo6
ni6t umfangrei6 geta1g, UNI cine
fnlturelle 8eoeltune 5u boben. sfbcr
erinnern mogen mir nns bette irt=
MERLIN ibrer ols eine punoerbar
begobten @eiens, oas nit raltloiem
@ifer uno unermiioli6em 6leiBe nod
8oaenoung gerungen bot nno be-
oolern moge1 mir tie, oab fie all
Dem rei6en Sdoffeu, gu Dem ite
Soffnltna aab, 10 friib entriiien
puroe.
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9usiprud! @ie mon6er @ersfiinIt-
Ter liefert inns nidt Sen 8emeis So

@uslpru6l @ie man6er @ersfllnlt-
Ter liefert inns ni6t Sen 8epeis 3D.
fir.
Sic liebte es ON Meiiten lire Sc
oollfen IN %freielt, rptbmiiden Giro
pben m%tsitromen 81 luiien. Sbre
| 9i6tergabe 6atte etmos itarf int
proniiatori16eS. @ie ibre 5reunoe
tie inns i6iloern, 10 fonnte lie i'm
@ugel1blide oibterii6er 8egeiiterung
lanee @eoidte impropiliereit, an De-
ne1 ipGter olld nidt ein @ort oe=
qlloert 31 meroen brau6te. llno
oas @unoerbare mor, baB oieie So
bigfeit oes appropriateness aidt an
cine ser beioen Spro6ell Die ais
lire @utteripro6el1 ort5uieben iino,
Sic ritNil6e ooer oie oeuti6e, ge-
bulloe1r mor, ionoern ooB iie ebelflo
lei6t IN oQen onoerrt BON ibr be-
berribten Spra6en iulpropfiterte.
Sbre @eoidte iino fornbo0eroet
ulo geoanfenreid, 5u g~ebatfenreidj.
gs feblt oos @efiiblu Ser @er5enS=
ton oeS e9ten 9i6ters. 8ie loare
oas @unoeripeiert o16 oen babeIl
finoen fonllel12 Iber in ieren @refl-
sen iino iie oleroings belputtbc-
r%ltltgspiiroia ullo man fam oas Slut
ieben periteben, oos iie ma6ten. SEE
ionoers ienes @eoidt Ser 9lit",
oas ibren Nau1en IN golt5 europa
befannt modte u1o ii6er bas Ielbit
@oetbe iib nit {9roBter Inerfcn=
nllng o1siprod. @uh mir lpouen es
bier gum @borud bririgelL oanlit
nniere 2eier bie 4rt Ser iueenolt-
hen 0ihteriu fenne1 lernen:
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WII /,

SIM San Beoro Harf firloet
beute Na6mittog cine groBe 4. Suit
5eier lfott, Die BON Ser Catholic
Central Union" peranltaltet tit.
Die Observation-Disclosures
bat iid bereit erfldrt, ibre @eleiie
BON S6euermeper's 8arf aus alf
cine Strede BON 5mei Meilen meiter
81 fiibren, fails Die Semer=6arm oils
itaotii6er 8eeroigungsplab be-
itimmt meroen iolte. @ir piirocl
IN Dem Safe mol audi 8~egrdbniiie
auf merifunii6e a(rt erbolten. 9as
beiBt Der Sare miro ouf elmer be-
ionoeren offenen Gar binausbefor=
Bert uno in einem ober mebreren
eleftrii6en @agen folgerl Die 2eio4
tragenoen. Sebr i6on uno binigl
@up Nelion, Elm iltnger mei-
Der 8uri6e, bat ii6 ibulbig BE-
FAINT, mebrere Sdnudioden, Die
Gus. Soepperpein geborten, geltob-
len baben. gr mnroe sur .3ablung
bon 5nan5ig Dollars ulto elmer @e-
fangntBltrafe bon 5man5ig Soeen per=
urteilt.
- Col Dalfomit BON Ser Sirma
9alfomib brothers berlangt eitten
reeularen Gro5eB pegen Ser @nflage,
oaB er elm @n5eigenI6ilb in unge-
boriger @eiie angebradt babe. Scr
Saa fomnt ON s. Suli CUR @erba1b~
lung.
Die our6i6nittlide Sooesrate
fir uniere Staot betrl1g nGbreno
oes p%ergangenen 5isfaliobreS 1892
per<Sauieno Elm ungen1ein giinitis
ges 8erbdltnis.
9ie S~urp-aommiiiGre, meld)e
Die 8ei6morenen fir ben Sftober-
Gerrnin oes 81. Diitriftgeri9ts aus
lpablen ioaen itao Sobn 50. Softer
not, 9. 6. 8ehtel uno CHARLES 9.
Sreuter.
CHARLES Mutb 1T gum Salli=
tatsinipeftor oes goor6 of Sealtb
erflannt mor0er.
Ius einem Sfnppen auf Ser
i%ogenannten S6ulfarm an Ser Miuer
4penile lDur0e eine groBe Menge oon
Merf5eugen geltoblen.
8unoesmari6aa Nolte ullo
feline @iiiitenten 0ooion mo 2ar-
Golfer iino nod gl Hoio relp. Dei
&io abgereiit, mo iie bleiben meroell,
biz Die lnrltbetl on Der @ren8e por-
iiber iin6.
Die S. &@. 81. gobn bot Dem
Wapor ntitgeteilt, BOB Tie bereits Mtae
terial beite1t babe, Inn bic 8erbelle-
rangen an Der Mebina uno anoerlt
StraBen, welde Die Staot fiir5lid)
ongeor0net babe, 81 mafen.
Die DiItriftgeribt iino fir oie
Belt Ser Sommerferien geldloIielt.
9rei fleine Suneen, Carl
2angforo, Charles @agner nno 9ane
@riebt iino inter ser gnflage per-
boftet, cine Sub geitobIen nno per-
fault 81 baben,
Sn einem fleinen Sauie an
Der 2eona StraBe tpuroen 3ipei Meri-
faner uno cine merifoniide 6rarl
uftfer Der @nflage, 5aG6miin8crci
betrieben 81 baben, perbaftet.
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Ganm nidlf i~ibertrpffen iuerben.

U%rfobrllng 1T Der bette 2ebrmeiter
:. W. Saroen bon Silper gitp,
Noro-eoroIino, iogt: Electric SIT
tiers 1T gellou oas; fir mas es oltge-
prlelen miro; fir Maeen=, 2eber-
ul1o Niereffeioen fam es ni6t iiber-
troffen peroen, er lit cine erceaente
Wfeoi5irt0, SEER &aroen bot Gedt,
er 1T Die bette WeeOi5in fir augemeine
Sdipade, ebenfo fir Sieber nno Ma-
laria. @arontiert gu baben BEL SIS.
9reiB nno 81. Gobn & 60. so Cts.
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Ser A. Suli.

Der pierte Sili uabt, Der San,
Yin benz bic Sreibeit tuar6 gebpren
Si1r Dtetes Sano, 10 grpB mn6 be1r,
Sas mtr sur 0etttat itits erfpren.
G%ritannenb iab es emit bic @elt,
Wte iene altem Yipntere
Sid ntttig emit CUR @e6r aeiebt
SaR SDrattnet iie tidt regtere.
Ter8ebens mar Der @iherfan6
gpn Gtglanbs ~itarfer SBlbnerban6e,
9dd)ts balf ibr Grablen unb i6r Sp6n,
Ste tttRten tpeifen aus benz 2anbe.
ttnb madtig 5it ben 0ciitern Drama
Sas Spfitment Der MenidjenredJte,
Sas tie erlteken, ipiirbis ftets,
SaR man brnnt i%treite, baftr fedJte.
unb ben S%ebrangten tuDIten lie
9ter cine SreiItatt itets nerleibet,
Mit 3iedt brnm nannte man has 2aub:
Sas Setnt Der Sapfern tnb Sreien.
9ics itul5e @erf, cs lit gefde6'n
Spr tttebr als btnnertbreikig Sabren,
DAFT ttdts auf Grben fann beitebtn.
Sas mneten leiber mir erfabre1.
Gin te1er @esner frobt/ @efaIr
5iir tni'rc angeitammten &edbte,
Erobibitiun, 10 ncnnt er iidJ,
unb iutl, hap er nns ipieber fnedte.
ODD, bpff' td), lit Der Srei6eitsbrana
get nns ntft sanslid aussctpr6en,
UNI baB Der @etft per 9emhelei
Ntd)t Jebe Wann1eft uns perbprber.
Drum lakt nit friidjcm 2pne Star
Ster
Die 0laicr frenbis ms erbeben:
ySer pierte Suit! Spf)l Gr ipa
uns itni're Sreigeit ,uieber gebenl
Gin Iereat scr Send1elei.
Sp lange 2pneS targier mir triu=
fen,
Spa icber Sreigeitsfeinh, beii est,
Sm Stanbe ppr inns nieberiinfen."
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S1OO geIpbnuna. 500.

9ie 2efer Diefer Seftune neroen iid
treuen, .sn erfabren, Sa6 IS tpenigftens
cine 9efiird9tete &ranfbeit giebt, bel6e
pie 8ihenidaft IN an ibren 5tufen Su
5eilen imftnnbe lit; 9ans @atarrb<anr
1T bic ein8ise iebt Der dr5tIiden griibers
t9dft befannte pofitibe @fr. 3atarrb er<
foroert als cine &onititntionsfrantbeit
cine fonititutioneae 8ebanolung. Saa's
&atarrbsanr fpir0 innerIih genonrnen
rnb iuirft brett auf bas 8lif nn6 Die
ibleitnigen Sberfldden bes Gbitems, bas
olr1 Die @runblase Der &rarif6eit ser<
ltoreno gnb benz Rotienten @raft eebenb,
inoem iie Die aonftitution beg &5rpers
a1lfbaut nn0 Der @atar gu i6rem 8erfe
bilft. 9ie @isentiimer haben 10 bieI 8ers
tralien 5l ibren 9eilfrdften, 6aB 1ie 100
Dollars 8elobnung fir ie6en Sal anz
bteten, ben lie gu furieren ~berfeblen. 2nBt
Snd cine 2iite bon 3eugniffen tontnen.
Wean Noreifiere:
s. S. gbeneb&go o., Soleoo, 8.
gerfauft bon allen Npotbefern, 75c.
Sails Gamilien>Rilen ifnb Die better.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-07-04

Mander beiratet Elm MGo6erl
nllr, neil er Nie ieilen &ebenbubler
miBgonnt.
Som llnlpioeritebli6en bis gum
llnausitebliden lit mlr Elm Sd)ritt.
Die @rmen baden feline oll0ere
Wfeoi5in ols Soffnung.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-04-27
Special Correspondence to The Press

special correspondence TO the Fre0a
NEW YORK, April PA prob
lem in social economy is puzzling
the resident of Garnerville, a cot
ton mill town across the Hudson.
They have had plenty of time for
study under recent industrial con-
ditions.
Probably our lines are no hard
err than those of the people in other
mill towns" said a gray haired vet
eran of the mills, leaning over the
gate in front of corrugated iron
cottage, "but somehow it seems to
be the case. You see, we are work
ing for the nobility, the kind that
take such shine to rich American
girls. They are living in palaces
on the other side, two in Paris and
one in England, while we abide
here in 'Fiddlers' row.
1T isn't the housing that makes
the difference, but the trouble here
in the row to get food and shoes,
sets a fellow thinking. There's
nothing to do about it, | suppose,
for working people everywhere
have had about the same expe-
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-04-27
SEPHISITTZNG ON LID
OF NEEDED REVOLUTION

majority, the president and the peo-
pie combined.
3 BY sending certain measures to
hostile committees the speaker has
been able to prevent the president
and people from securing any i'm
portant bill asked for.
The speaker used to yield now
AMI then to public opinion. An ex-
ample of this was the pure food
bill, which he held up for years and
finally surrendered to popular opin-
ion. But SO far this session he has
surrendered on nothing.
The speakers committee system
has worked perfectly. Take the
postoffice and postroads committee,
for instance. Jesse Overstreeti of
Indianapolis is chairman A bill
providing for an experimental tele-
graph line between two large cities
to demonstrate whether the govern
ment can make a profit on 10 word
message for 10 cents went to this
committee. Overstreet refused to
give a hearing to the bill 1t is
dead in committee. The telegraph
trusts dividends are secure.
The wood pulp bill was not re-
ported, nor the Appalachian noun
tain reserve created There has
been no mending of the Sherman
law, nor provision made for a fed
eral licensing of corporations; no
remedying of currency ills, no laws
enacted affecting inJunctions, in
come tax, inheritance tax, or i'm
migration.
For good laws the people don't
get, full credit is due Speaker Can
mons loyal committees.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-04-27

riches of the frozen north and a
new outlet for the hardy wheat or
the Canadian plains.
Fort Churchill Is one of the few
trading posts still maintained and
governed by the fur monopoly. 1t
is situated at the mouth of the
Churchill river, where the canoes
of the trappers from the inland
lakes slip silently down each spring
to exchange their cargoes of pelts
for the coin and rum of his ma
jesty's servants. 1t is 900 miles
north of Duluth and 400 miles from
the nearest railroad station.
Water connections by means OF
the river and score OF inland
lakes make the fort the key to the