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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-01-21
9emfmal fir Nappleou ben 9rittem

3eit beilt befanntlid alle @unoen,
un6 10 lit es nidt gu bertpnnoern, bob
Die fran5ofiihe gegierung, Der mab-
reno Ser, Der &ataitropbe bon Seoan
folgenoen 25 Sabren alein Der gea-
me geapoleons III. Elm @rdnel
mor nun fiir5Iid bat ssStalien bat
miilen laiIen, baB iie, fern oabon Die
grri6tune elmer Statue, Die Mailano
fir 6en lesten &aiier Der Sranso-
len plant, libel gu nebmen, Die Soee
biliet uno iih entibloIien bat, bel
Der @ntbiilIung oes Denfnlols, Die
in 5pei Sabren gelegentli6 Der SUI
belfeier Der 8efreirng Mailanos nno
Der 2ombaroti pont oiterreihiiden
ssode 5tattfinben ion, pertreten 5lt
iein.
Mie Die @eididte lebrt fpielte Sea-
poleon III. BEL oieier 9efreirng Der
2ombaroen cine beoeutenbe &olle,
oenn Die pernibtenoe Nieoerlage,
bic Die fransoiiide Mrmee nnter benz
Befeble Napoleons ben Selterrei'
fern in Ser ShIadt BON Solferino
beibradte, fiibrte gum Grieoen bon
8inafranca, ourb ben Seiterreib alle
feline Yrobin5en I'M nor0li6en Sta
lien an Nopoleon auslieferte, Der iie
bann an 9iftor gmanuel abtrat, I'M
geiIe bes geeinigten Staliens gu
perben.
Die 2ombarben iino nidt li1oanf-
bar, nnb Wailanb tpiirbe Napoleon
benz Dritten tpabrideinlid ldngit
elm DenfmaI geiest baber, mare es
ni6t fir Die 9eiorgnis geipeien, oie
leidt empfinolide fran5oiiide @egie.
rung bierour6 gu berleten. Sest,
ba oieie 8eiorgnis geidnunoen lit,
ltebt Der 8etdtigung Der Danfbar.
felt ni6ts nebr entgegen, rno Die
Rieienitatne NapoIeons, Die bereits
Dor Iangerer 3eit bon einem Der ber-
porraeenoiten italienii6en 9ilobauer
I'M Wo6en elrttporfen fpuroe, piro
nun alsgefiibrt tperoen.
Die betreffenoe Statue miro iibri-
| gems Die ein5ige offentlide Statue
geapoleons oes 9ritten iein. Wobl
eriItierte Dor Dem Sabre 1870 efne
aan5e an3abl oerielben in SranfreifJ,
bod peri6wanoen lie alle nad oem
| ariege nit 9eutihlan0. gs lit oies
| umio befremolider, oa Srmfreid ltn-
ter geapoleon III. a6t5ebn Sabre lln-
| perglei6lider Broiperitdt rnb zines
| politiiden 8reitiges genoB, oas 9oris
gum politiiden Sdlperpunft Der @elt
uno Die 9eation CUR tonongebenoen
| Ser geianlmten cipiliiierten @eelt
| mo6te.
Golte Die &aiierin gugenie in
5pei Sabren nod inter oen 2egen-
Sen peilen, 10 miiroe ibre @nipeIen-
belt BEL Der gntbiiallng Der Stahle
| Sen biitorii6en mie aud potbetiiben
&arafter Der 8eier wefentIid) erbo-
ben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-01-21

berauitenen. Das @intreffen Der
Meiniiter in 0otpning StraBe 5n elmer
Dor ben1 3ulontmentreten beg Bor-
.lantents onberauntten &abinetts<
fibung puroe bon Stinmredtlerin-
men 5ur 0eranltaltung bet Denon-
itrotion berutt. Die Boli5ei batte
oamit i'm Gorans gere6net uno mar
i'm itorfen 9lufgebot erfdienen, mas
jeood ni6t berbinoerte, BOB Die De<
monitrantinnen in Dos Sous 6es
8remierniniiters ei1brangen. @s
fam i'm 8eitibiil oes @ebduoes gu ei-
mem beftigen Sample nit Der Boliaei,
Ser ii6 oann auf Die StraBe binous
fortieste uno fir fait eine Stunbe
berribte Elm tpabrbaftes Banodmo-
1liln1.
= Ser neue Bonus bon @roatien,
Baron Saul Nou6, bat nunmebr i'm
2anotag gu Mgrom iein Brograntm
enttpidelt, oas i'm groBen l1no gan5en
unflore unb iebr allgemein gebaltene
@eripredungen bringt, 70 biniidtlid
Der Sabnenfrage 11no Der finan5ienen
Mutononie &rootiers. Oas Bro-
grantm miro bon Der @reiie auf oas
uneiinitieIte beurteilt, nno 5iemlid
ein1r1iitig miro Dem neuen ganns, Der
ia BEL ieiner iiingiten Mnfltnft IN Mg-
rom bon ben &roaten nit GteiniDiir+
fen empfangen tpur6e, nnr,eine fur5e
Mmts6auer propbe5eit.
= sSn Ser &auptita6t Werifo miro
man fiinftig nur li5eniierte 8ettler
onIoen, al1e iibrigen miro man felt
nebmen uno CUR @rbeit atpingen.
BerIonen, Die tpirflih beoiirftig nno
babel eriperbsunfabig iino, erbalten
in Der SauptIta6t rdnltb Die @r=
lanbniB gum 8etteln bon ben gebor-
0pr
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Gilenbabu=Jabrplau.
q. u. & u. q. 8abm

pDabb grodet">3ue mad 5oufton, @aIbefton,
Beaumont uno Orange. abfabrt l1br abenbs,
Mnfunft 7.55 noreens
gsad Rerrebine, Mbfabrt $50 morgens, Nn.
fitnft bort 11.30. Mbfabrt bon Rerrbiue 11br
na6mittaes, slnfunft in Gun antonto 7.6O
abenos. gsnr @amftaes mad aerrbiue: l1br
na1mittae8. RndTabrt bon bart Montaes 3. j,
gems.
gsa@ guero. goafuuL 1oufton, @aIbeftoI
@iboines. SodbaIe, Cameron unb g8oco, Mb'
fabrt s45 bormittass Mnfrnft 1lbr morgens
gsa9 geenire, CORPUS gbriftt, aIItce. waatbts
Mranfas 9aB, 0fodport @bfabrt 1.50 nab'
n.-tars unb 11br abettbs. Mnfunft 7.55
moreenS unb 1.50 Hahmittags.
gaa9 SaIfnrtas. Mbfabrt 8 1lbr abenbs, Mn'
fitnft 7.55 moreens.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-01-21

neulid een1eloet, man babe bort einen
9seser geIpnht, Ser einen @eiben ge-
idoiien unb idper bertpunoet baben
iollte. Man babe i'm oufgebdngt
uno oann nod eine Mn5abI Sdiine
ouf i'm obgefeuert. ssSest fommt aug
Dotbon Die iiberralhenbe Na6ri9t,
Die Menge fei eleih nah bem 2pltn6@
eeridt bon Sen Sberiffsmannidaften
bertrieben tporoen, bieie batten oen
geeger, Ser trob &aneens uno S6ie-
Bens nod lebenoig mar, abgei6nitten
nno Ser Mann babe ane Musii6t
tpieoer bergeite4t gu iperoen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-01-21
gpmtberm 9acific 8abm.

Wittorto 1ibifion. O. 8. & 8. u.
(Onlf Sbore.)
Mbfa1rt.
sea9 Guero, 8ictorfa, gsort 2abaca, Corpus
gbrtiti, Bropnsbine, 0fio granoe. 9th.
@oIiab. BeebiIIe, @barton, Balactss uno
9ouiton 1.ou moteeHo
Mnfnnft $50 abenos
Ser .Sam Soufton1 na1 @uero, Btcforta,
@barton urlo Souiton:
Abfahft. 100 upe"'o
Mntnnft iuo HptseHs
Rad Nrounsbi[le
Ser 8ue ber Sunfei gtctorta 9tbifton. Mbs
fabrt 7.o5 morgens, maGt in 9Iaeeoo WerbtH'
bune NIT ber @uIf goaft 2tne fiir Corpus
Gbrifti, Mnfunft bort 4.55 na8mtttaes, Mnf'inff
tn Brownsville 9.25 abenbs.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-01-21
Sc Z a 8.

Muf einem 3use 6er Soutbern
Bacific 8abn ftarb, geraoe als Der
3ng in &oufton einfubr, ein iunger
Mann, Ser fpater als sc. $. Cor aus
Mennpbis ioentifi5iert tpurbe. Ser
iunge Wann batte fib, ieiner @eiuno-
belt tpegen eine 3eitlang in unierer
Sta6t aufgebaIten unb befan6 fib aui
Der Miidreiie au ieiner Mutter. Ser
500 trat gang ploblib ein.,
Mus @aco miro getneloet, Die
9robibitioniiten beabfidtigten, einen
eigenen &anoi6aten fir oas Waiors=
amt auf5nitellen. 9lls FOLDER iei S.
6. 8Iano, Elm eifriger Saloongegner,
auserleben.
- Oie Mutual 2ife sSniurance 60.
bon Seem yorf bat oen 8eriiherungs-
&ommiiiar bena9rihtigt, oab iie
ni1t I'M Die grIaubnis, in unierem
Staat @eid1fte sn betreiben, nab=
iuden tperoe. Sie iper6e ibr @e-
i6aft in Seras anfgeben.
Die @aiier= nn6 2idt-&om,
miflion Ser Staot Mnftin bot bie Or
binana oes Stabtrats be5iigli6 oes
Dan1mbaues 5uriidgetpieien. @ie
neltIid idon geneIoet, batte Der
MaDor iie nit ieinem 8eto beIegt,
baranfbin batte Der 5taotrat iie iiber
bas Beto 6es Wapors bin angenom-
men. sic mllBte aber alib nod bon
Ser &omn1iiiion angenommen iperoen,
Inn @eiesesfraft 81 erlangen nno Die
4omnliifion bat Tie iest auriidsetpie-
fen.
Die @raflbiltrD in 9olliton bat
9aDe 66apira, ben peribpun6enen
Nrdiioenten Ser perfrabten 9eras
ganftrs ano @arebomie gompanD,
in MnfIage3uitano beriest.
Gin betrrnfener Merifaner in
2areoo ipnroe neuli1 bon einem 8e-
fannten, ben er anf Ser 5traBe traf,
anfgeforoert, einen SbInd aus elmer
5Iaide 5u rebnten. 9ereittpilIig fam
er Der Iiebenstpiiroigen Mufforoerung
nad, tranf einem geborigen Shluf =
uno m1l5te fid gleib 6arauf f6reieno
uno lt0bneilo nnf Der @r6e. Die
sylaIhe batte 4mmoniof Spiritus
entbalten. Ser l1ngliidlide lit BET
nabe eritidt.
Mus 2empIe nir6 gernel6et,
neuli6 Nadts feien 9unoe in Die I'm.
gefdbr aipei Meilen bon Der Sta6t
liegen6e Sdafranh bon ellington S.
Wooo eingebrungen un6 bdtten %
feline Shafe 5erriiien.
Die Mrbeiten an benz SnIano.
@anal, Der, tpenn er fertig lit, Den
Miiiiiiippi nit ben ipeit-teraniiden
S1fenpI1sen unb &iiitenitdbten per'
binben ion, baben begonnen. Die &e-
gierrng bat fir oieien aanal befannt'
Iih cine borldufige Beipilligung por
$4,000 gernadt.
- Sn oen 9oultoner S1ulen ba1
man 2und8in1mer eingeridtet, in De-
men Die 4inoer mittags tparmen 2nnf
gegen cine geringe Wergiitling befon1.
men f0nnen. Die ginridtung iol
iid gut betpabrt baben.
= @ie aus Mnftin gerneloet miro
bat fih 8ouberneur Campbell emit
| i6loiien, feline grtraiitlng Der 2egis
latur ein3uberufen. Die Wtitteilune
| lit ieood niht offi5iea.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-01-21

Sn Ser 8uoeetfomnifiion 6es
beltiden gteihstags fam es 5r elmer
intereiianten Oebatte iiber Die @rfab-
runeen Der noriabrigen aaiiermano-
Der uno Defenders iiber Die Grage, oh
ben beteiligten Wmtnidaften A1idt,
gu groBe Nnitrengungen 5lgenlitet
iporoen ieien. Der preuBiide &riegs-
miniiter, General 3. SSnf. b. ginenL
pieS Die oiesbe5iiglihen 8oripiirfe 5u-
rid. gr legte oar, oab an oen letten
aaiiermonopern fait $4,000 Wann
SSnfonterie teilgenommen batten. Son
6ieien ieien am erften Wanopertag
3O3 frailf eeiporoen, ittter ibnen 153
fubfranf. Die geiamhlten Wtarih-
leiitungen b1tten Elm iiberails giiniti'
ges Grgebnis geliefert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-01-21
$. & 8. ". Babn.

Wah alien ssorb>Tegas ssDunften .....
"A 11br l1nb 8 bornnittags.
g1af st. 2ouis. WsempbiS mnb benz Often
.I.25 ubr nabnl. unb z. As nben6s
gfa9 Merifo. 1920 ubr bormtttags.
Mmfmnft.
Bpn ct. 1Duis u benz Often. $50 morg
Bon ct. 2oltis IT, ben1 Often, $50 morg.
Bon 2arebo rrb Iegifo -. LOS na9m.
Bon ct. Souls, &anias @itp 8 As abos.
Ct. Ysmis & gan Tranetasn Hasn.
Mbfaprt
gsat6 Sort Smith. SprinefieIo, st. 2ouis. Ram
fas 9th, gbieago Is. & q. q. OepoD
$50 abenbs
Amtmnft.
gon st. 2ouis. &anias gitb, gsaris, Gbicaeo
1910 moreens
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-01-21

Gem Starfen fitb eroBe gor-
biloer Elm Sporn Dem Shmaden elm
Dorm.
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Rad Nrotunsbile.
". 8. & =. 8abn.

@adb gaco, Sort gBortb DauaS. Ranias Gin,
ct. Gouis unb gbteaso, tdgIi@ (Sunief
Nenot) 600 abenbs
9oiaI5ug bta SmitbbfIe 7.30 oormtffa9s
aIamo epeataI mad @mtibptlIe. Soniton. Cal'
befton 1925 abenoS
Mufnuft.
Bon gbtcago. ct. 2ouiS, &anfas gttb, OanaS.
Sort Bortb nnb 2Saco, tdglt@ (SuMef
9epoD ..... t.ou WppgeHe
2ofaIsng bta Smit5bine 800 anenos
slIamo Special bon Smttbbine, 9ouftpn 9al'
sefton o.zo n'plse"D
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-05-23
HOUSEHOLD HINTS.

Hot sunshine will remove scorch.
Hot tartaric acid will take ink
stains out Of white cloth.
A package or envelope sealed with
white of egg cannot be steamed open.
Even delicate glass can be safely
washed in very hot water il slipped
In edgewise.
Insects like neither salt nor alum
and enough adheres to the carpet to
keep them away.
Saturate grass stains on children's
pinafores. etc, in parafhn and then
put into the washtub.
Burning oil IL spread by water. To
extinguish 1t throw down flour. sand or
earth. The idea is to prevent the oil
from spreading.
Starch should be mixed with soapy
water. for thus the linen will have a
more glossy appearance and be less
likely to stick to the iron.
Clotheslines and pegs will last much
longer If they are boiled for ten min.
utes when new. 1t is good plan to
repeat the boiling occasionally.
1t ts not generally known, but to
prevent cakes from burning place a
little bran at the bottom OF the tins.
This will save a lot of grumblIng and
vexation.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-05-23
MANUFACTURER WOULD ELM.
MATE CLASS LEGISLA-
TON FROM PARTY
PLATFORM.
DEhouNcE CRAFIERs
DECLARE WESTERN CONGRESS.
MEN ARE CONTROLLED
BY LAND GRAFT CON-
BiNATlONS.

New York.-Following upon the ac'
ton of earlier sessions. protesting
against political agitation of a dema.
eogue nature, calculated to set capital
and labor at odds. the National Asso-
citation of Manufacturers. in annual
convention here, Tuesday took II stand
against the raising of class issues by
the great political parties OF the nation.
This action was in the form of Il resolu-
ton worded as follows:
Resolved. That the president of
this association be authorized and in
structed to select such members as
he may deem proper to serve with him
as committee to represent this as
ISOLATION before the national eXecu,
tive committees of the two political
parties and that he invite the cooper.
alton of committees from other asso'
Citations to the end that class legisla.
ton planks may be omitted from the
platforms of both parties"
| A decided stand was taken against
the advance in freight rates, which
the trunk lines of the country have
announced to be impending. The
manufacturers seek an amiablc ad
justment of matters with the rail
roads. but failing. they announce theil
intention of resisting the proposed ad
vance in the courts by process of in
junction or otherwise.
The association Endorsed the forma
ton of a permanent tariff commission
to revise tariff schedules upon th'
principle of international costs. The
association ordered telegram sent Il
the conferees OF the House of Repre-
sentatives on the pos:ofiice appropria
ton bill. requesting them To favor en-
actment of the ocean mail subsid,
measure now under dispute between
the two houses.
The association adopted Il resolu
ton favoring closing Of the markets
of the Philippines to trade from othe
countries.
A bitter attack upon western con
gressmen. in which he declared tina
they are controlled. one and all, by
the land-graft combination of th'
west, one of the strongest graftini
combinations anywhere. was made b.
George II. MAXWELL of Chicago, eNecu
tive chairman OF the National lrriga
ton Association, In the closing address
of the session.
The committee on national incor
poration recommended that the asso
citation should encourage the opinion
that federal Incorporation, II not /
national necessity. would prove TO be
ut least n national blessing and tina
II becomes our duty To encourage II
every practical way consideration o
the subject.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-05-23
A Good Family Soup.

Tako two pounds OF boiled turnips.
cut into little squares. put into = stew.
pan with two ounces OF butter: stir
over = quick hrc: add large table.
spoonful OF -four. two quarts OF stock.
Simmer gently one hour and half.
strain through \ sieve and put back
Into tho saucepan: season. stir. boil
and serve.
Water may be used instead OF stock.
only = less quantity Ia required and \
little more fiour and butter. also half
pint Of rich milk or cream Just BE-.
forC serving.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-05-23
TO GET BEST RESULTS.
Two Approved Methods for tie Cook.
ing Of sweetbreads.

The Housekeeper presents two re.
cipes for cooking sweetbreads. In the
first they arc stewed white and in the
second they are stcwed brown. In
gredients-Two sweetbrcads. one pint
of veal broth, scasonings, one ounce
of -four. one ounce Of butte, two yolks
Of eggs. onc-siXteenlh pin, cream.
Method-Soak and prepare the
sweetbreads as IN the second recipe.
stewing them for an hoLr in veal
broth with seasoning OF mace. white
pepper, salt and 4 very small slice of
onion. Press them till COLI trim them
and strain into bowl. Melt the but
ter In a stewran. stir the tou, into it
and let it cook without browning. Add
the strained veal broth and stir till
we'll boiled. then remove from the fire
and beat In the yolk OF two eggs or
some cream. Let the sweetbreads
warm in this without boiling. then
dish them and serve. garnished with
slices OF lemon and sprigs Of parsley.
Ingredients Two sweetbreads,
three-qmrters OF pint of brown sauce
and tomatoes.
Method-Soak two sweetbreads in
warm. sailed water for an hour. Put
on stove in cold water. and bring to
boiling point. Take out sweetbreads
and rinse. Put on again in fresh water
or white stock. and allow to simme,
gently for an hour. Drain and press
sweetbreads between two plates with
weight upon top Of them. Trim neatly
and cut into thick slices. Put the
sweetbreads into stewpan with
three-quarters OF pint of rich brown
sauce. and let them get quite hot. In
the meanwhile pour boiling water over
some tomatoes, skin them and place
them in buttered tin with buttered
paper over Bake till tender but un.
broken.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-05-23

were commenced. and soon thousands
Of native laborers and hundreds Of
Italian granite masons were hard At
work laying the foundations and pre-
pairing the bed Of the river to receive
its enormous weight OF masonry. In
February, 1899, the cornerstone Of the
dam was laid by the duke of Con.
naught Immediately after. the work
was fairly started. At times there was
great pressure to get section com.
plete before the inevitable rise Of the
Nile. and as much as 5000 tons of
masonry were executed per day.
On December 10. 1902. the dam was
formally declared complete. though so
many were the unseen and unexpected
dimculties encountered that at one
time Sir Benjamin Baker. under whose
advice the plans were accepted, stated
to Lord Cromer that he could form NO
estimate Of the actual cost or time that
might be involved. All that he said
when the rotten rock" In the bed of
the river was discovered was that.
though conditions were bad, the Job
could be done" To which Lord Gro
mer replied that. whate yer the cost In
time or money. tho dam must be IN.
ished.
This shows the spirit In which this
gigantic enterprise was conceived and
accomplished. On December 10, 1902,
after three years OF prodigious labor,
the dam was formally declared com.
pletc in the presence Of the duke and
duchess Of Connauzht and Lord Gro
mer.
The quantity Of water now stored
IL moro than ~ times that contained
by the reservoir. and affords suiiicient
irrigation for 5000 acres Of land for.
merly lying waste In tho southern
districts Of Egypt. Tho cost Of this
extension il estimated at Ei5oo. 900
English money. or $500. 900 American
coin.
One unfortunate feature about this
vast dam At Assouan 10 that the tenn.
pies Of Philae and many others in
lower Nubia will be completely Gov.
cred by the damned up water, thus
causing undue saturation Of the sandy
soil. which will probably undermine
the foundations Of tho temples and
ultimately cause their destruction II
not removed. However. tho Idea Of
placing them on other sites has al.
ready been under serious considers.
ton. --.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-05-23
Proposed Rate Conference.

Chicago.-A joint conference be
tween the commercial and Industrial
interests Of the county and the rail-
roads OF the East to consider the whole
question OF advanced freight rates
from all points OF view is assured.
That this conference probably viii
lead to submitting the issue either ia
President Roosevelt. the Interstate
Commerce Commission. or an Impair
tial board of arbitration for final de.
cision also is likely. according TO the
expressed opinions Of railroad men.
Apparently the olive branch OF peace
rather than the war club. either Of
which alternatives was presented by
The shipping interests In the rcsolu'
lions which were the outcome Of last
Fridays conference. will be the choice
Of Eastern railroads.
While 1t is probable the necessity of
the railroads for more revenue. either
through advanced freight rates or re.
duccd employees wages. will be con
sidered IN II conference with NIL phases
Of the problem. It IL not probable that
u contingent reduction OF wages Will be-
considered II the issue IL left for arbi.
tration or n building decision with the
Interstate commerce commission. The
commission has no power TO fix or dc.
tcrminc any phase Of tho wage qucs'
ton and therefore can only consider
whether nm advance IN rates In Just
nnd reasonable.
The threat Of reduced wages In re.
gnrdcd by manufacturers and shippers
M n measure more easily threatened
than put Into effect.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-05-23

France Maintaining Her Sea Power.
France proposes to maintain her
sea power. The now French Dread.
naughts which are building arc to
have ornaments which. Il 10 said, will
place these vessels In q class superior
TO that Of their British namesakes. A
Paris paper states that tho now bat.
ticships. six In number. arc TO be
armed with the heaviest types Of naval
artillery used In France. each ship car.
rying Is guns. Great improvement In
tho rapidity Of nrc has bccn made. and
. competition among French naval ar.
morers for improved devices for the
rapid and sfhcicnt handling Of heavy
Artillery on board ship has resulted
In IN automatic mechanism that will
keep the guns trained on any nxed oh.
jsot - q nrst laid. In spite OF the
roll Of the ship. Il II calculated that
the new battieships will b able 70 Ore
I'M tons Of shot . minute.
Several powerful armored cruisers
Will also soon b added 70 Frsncs's
navy. Thus. while army reduction
10 favored. tAs 80 power Of The -,
tioa 10 70 b Strengthened.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-05-23
Rag Carpet wlthou. SEWING.

Tear rags about an inch wide. cut n
buttonhole In each end. lay one strip
on the other so that one hole IL over
the other. take the end of the lower
one and draw It through the hole Of
the upper one tightly. and 1t will look
as II sewed. Now take n large Gro.
Chef hook and crochet as II making n
common round tidy. You can make
1t as large as you want and quickly.
can be washed In u tub. and with care
will last = lifetime.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-05-23
Lyman Salad.

Select long green peppers. cut In
halves lengthwise. remove the seeds.
and NIL with grapefruit pulp. celery
and apple finely cut. and pecan nut
meats broken In pieces. using half AZ
much each Of celery and apple n OF
grape fruit, and allowing three nut
meats to each case. Arrange on let.
tuce leaves and garnish with may.
onnaise dressing.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-05-23
School for Chinese.

San Francisco.--A Chinese school.
where the children of local Chinese
may DO educated In Chinese. IL 10 be
built In this city Mt once. A sitc has
been purchased. plans drawn and
teachers selected. II will be the only
school Of It's kind In this country. This
school will be built with $4,000 Of
the 100000 relief fund sent to tho
Chinese colony after the fire Of April.
1906.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-05-23
Improving the Mind.

Tho best way 10 acquire elegant
English Il to study the poets and best
essayists and TO mcmorIxo idiomatic
and graceful phrases. We may store
the mind with beautiful thoughts ~
10 store our houses with lovely pic.
lures.