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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-03-25
@rmnbeisentnms 11ebertrasnnsem.

:. SO. Sulibait unb Srnu an Gus.
Matbis, 8rnnDitiid in Der Soittb
6eigbts Mbbition; $1462.50.
cSobn Gbarer an Mmalia Maier,
@rIn0itiid an Der Mittman Ctr. $3.50.
8. q. 5ugo an Srall @ir9ie 9opp,
@runbltiid in Soutb 9ei9bts; 5000.
2incoln Improvement Gompang an ".
S6mibt, @runb1tild in ber2incom Ylace
MbDition, $1100.
|. Srnu ellie Steele @nlter an 6. E.
9rgbes uno 9. 6. @itte. @rltn0itiid un
Der Magnolia Mpemue; 5000 II. q.
s. 8. 6ugbes an q. g. @itte, 8runbS
ftiid an Der MagnpIia Mbe.; $500.
Qoris SeibeI an Srtb !9arms, @rltnos
5fiid an Der Neip 8rnunfeIs @benlie;
1925.
Nrel Weerifeiot unb 6. ". Stieren
an IS. 81. Daniel, @runbtilf an Der 9ue
range StraBe; $1,000.
4amD .5ei9bts Company an s. S.
3intgraff, @runoitad in Der @lamo
Seigbts Siiboibiiion, 500.
Bm. 9obroipolsfi uno 8. Y. Stieren
an G9iB sSba Mbams, @rnnoitiid an Der
GbeIf StraBe, 5~a5elfpooo aooiotion;
800.
Soula @roos an Sobania @alteber,
@runbitiid an ber Sing @iIiam Ctr;
$2412.
Der btutlhe Arie8erpereiu BON San
antonio an Nubolph Rriih. @~runbffd
an Der 8uiB.S trnBe; $3.50.
Q. Sulinan an Nleran6er ! Sic,
grunbfnd an Der auifin.s troBe; $500.
u. 3. Gronf an Bnlter Dabts, @runb.
It'd on Der BurnettsStraBe $500.
q. 3 Grnnt an Serrn unb Hrnu 8 g.
Dfeen, grunbfld i'm alien gitp Got 9;
$3.50.
Is. 3. STUB unb 6rnu on Soa 0tneier,
Urunbfld on Der HpplepeIt Nptnne: $3.50.
WaIace Garnaban an 6rnu Nnnte RnH,
@runbhad i'm neuen gits Bfud 1900;
$1,000.
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9ampfer u9entidlanb" renOpierts-

@Gbreno bisber MIR Sic groBen
Surbinen-0 ompfer uWouretonio~
u1tou Suiitonia" bon Ser Gunor0-2inle
iid ouf ibren &eiien iiber Ben S3ean
I'm ben S6neligfeits=&efor itret-
ten fonntel1, iperoen Iie MIN int Moi
au6 @elegenbeit babelt, itd nit Ell
mem fo~rmioablen Gipolen SIT meiiert.
2etterer lit Ser 0ornpfer u9eutlb=
lono" bon Ser @amburg=s(merifo 81
ME in perjiineter 6orm. @ie iebt
i6on geiagt miro, io1 er Der o2ltIi=
tonia" 1T jebem 3ol gemadien lei:t
Ser Gontelt peripridt bodinterenartt
gu meroen. Die u9attidlano" 6ot
nelle 4e1lel erbalten uno nit ben al
ten i6on NOR lie Ser Weiiter oes
S5eQns, II bis eben Die llellen Gunor=
ser, friid aus Dem Sod fommeno,
ibr ben 8ong itreitig maften. geln
aber lit lie nit 5ebn nellen &e1lel11
ousgeriiitet l1rlb bic Moidinen fiao
10 iorgfaltig IN Stano geiebt poroer,
DOB 5o6ntaltner Iagen, tie meroe cine
auBereelpobnli6e Sdneliefeit emit
lpideln, iobolo iie mieoer Den 05eolt
frelt3t.
Sic tritt ort 16. slpril Die erite
Sobrt BON Gberbourg aus nod 9teip
Worf an. SIM Wai aber loa Die groB=
tie, iemols b~agepeiene transotlantilbe
@ettfabrt itattfinbe1. @m IS. Wtat
perlGBt Die o2niitanio"1 Gopitalr
@ott, nit 5auienoen bon Sonnel1
aoblen rno elmer altserleieten Weonli-
idoft BON @ei5ern, 2iperpool. Nn1
Oonneritog, Ben A.. Mai, oampft Die
u9eutidlonb" lnter ibrem alte1 be-
m4brten 5iibrer &apitat &alnpf bon
Sonburg in See uno miro onl Mor-
gen bes Is. Soutbampton uno am
ielben @benb gberbonrg erreifen.
5amitng nadmittag fomnreil oann
beibe S6iffe praftiid III cine 9obe
uno sic SeSago beginnt.
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Trablinss=W nfang.

Gs lat iett raid, taft iber Madt
Der 6riibltng a%ngefangeh,
1nb aberaa In 8litenprahts
9te 8firfihbatnte prangem.
galb seist fid aud idun Ste Hratrie
Stn 8lmmenidmnd, benz bplber,
Mnt Gbinabattmt erfdetten bic
Meit 9mft gefilten Splben.
Stun ueif I freilid, fein gerlak
ST anf has TeTas @etter!
@enn es 10 mar. 10 tudre bas
Gmtfdiebea iebr pieI METER.
Gs fann ia pl5tlid, nnperbofft,
Gin b1fer Nprber fDttttett,
Ser ttts amf Oft bic Mmsfht pft
Uan5 rabtfal genptttter.
0ud ppllen bpffen mir, bak CT
TINS bteies Mfal berihpne,
Gin folder Spdtfrpft - adj bas tuGr'
Spd1 inter BET Ganpre.
Gs fist and Der Seraner nidt
0ern bei rerihlpG'nen Siren,
Ct Iiebt bas belle SDnnenItdt
Selbit bettt 9ernntipa5ieren.
STE id5ne marine Griibltngslmft,
Grtpeitert nnfere Ser5en,
Man maubelt inter 8litem6nft
Mit Sr5blid9feit anb Sher5en.
G@eint aud bie Come ettpas beik
81 BARI itns bas nidt frdnten,
ttnb fprtntt man babel aud lit Shpeik
Mnf man an Giiblnns benfen.
Damn mint nns mobl Elm bplles gla'
Bon 2pne Star 8ter, benz tablett
Sid sans semiitlid fiiblsn.
9as 2pme Gtar Gier, bas tit bel
grant
Sir ale Sabresseiten,
Drum fei benz 8raner bteler Sanf,
9af er'S inns tut bereiten.
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alteabStif@e syntyeIen.

Die Sutpelerl elmer egbptifden R0nis
gin Tnb iiingit i'm Thale Der R0nigsgrds
Der bei 9bebeu ans Qiht sefommen.
Dns Grab fslbft tpurbe leer gefunben,
unb erft einige Sage, nahbem es geDffs
net iporbsn, entbedte man na9trdglid
bnrin in Ghlamm eingebettet ben
S&ab, tporunter fih Mrmbdnber bon
f9tperem @olbe, Obrgtbdnge bon
einigen 3ou Qdnse, Ninge bon foit-
bnrer Mrbeit unb bic solbenen Stirn~
reifen Der R0nisin, fotpie perfhiebene
anbere 0esenitdnbe btfanben. Die Be-
fiberin mar bic @emablin @etts H.,
Iine R6nigin Der 19. Opnaftie, bic etpo
1900 b. Chr. gelebt bat. Die MrGdclos
gen btrmutben, baB Rduber, bic in
;pdterer 3sit bas Grab sepIinbert, BEL
Der Mrbeit geft0rt porbtn ieien UNI
pen S9ab beifeite ~setporfen bdtten.
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Cine ffeiue Ntefiu inter cen Hiaen
1T bic st Wernnfo>8rduter.GiIe Sic
Bat lif burh lire ouBerDrbentlibe 4eil.
trait einen uoblperbienten Meltruf er.
tuurben. Bel gerftopfung. unberbaultd)s
feit. Nanael bes Mppetits, Bldbunger.
ihleBsem @eihma6 i'm Munbe unb allen
gt6runqen Der unterleibs.D rgnne iter'
rogt 5e ale Totent. Mehibinen. bic in ben
2eitungen. RaIenterr, an iAdunen urb
{Oaar an Gelien nuspDinunt tuerben. 0al-
tet Guh an bas alte unb ebrlibe beutiMe
RrGuter. Mittel uno Sbr ruerbet es niht
bereuen Die ct. Observation-Disclosures Bill.
len finb in alien NpDtheten 81 haben.
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9ie Stoot 2pnn in Georgia
lpuroe ourd einen Sornaoo 5%erltort.
3pei 9erlonen fins INNS 2eben ge-
fonmen.
3iltriftribter Sing IN Seem
Orleons bot oas oortige Brimar=
mablgeieb fir unfonititlltionea err
fart.
80 M1s @albington miro gentel=
set, audi China babe Die Slotte ein-
gelaoen, einen ieiner Safen 5l be-
iuden nno Die @inlaonng lei onge-
nonlmen iporoen.
9lmtp : gifets Carr @uph & Gpal Gp.
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Widt n5tia at iterbem.

SD babe gefunoen bob man niht
notig bat, an 2ungenleioen gu tier.
ben, 10 Iange man Or. Sings Neue
gntoedmng erbaIten fam" iagt Srait
s. g. @bite bon &uibboro, So, yih
mare ionit tot, iie beidpidtigt ben
Sm1ten uro furiert Jog. boffnnngs-
IoIe 2ungenIeioen." 9ieies 5uperlai-
lige MitteI eegen Suiten, grfaltung,
Grippe, Mitbma, 8ronditis nno Set
ierfeit miro %berfauft inter @arantie
bon Mb. 9reiB uno 81. Gobn & 60.
Soc mno 81. Grobeflai6e fret.
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Su 1t-grolfnfe[s mur0e De.

Sn Reilagraunfels muroe Der
6arrner 6rib 9elmfe BON Ieinem
Sbmager Srie airder geihoilen nno
lfmer pertpunoet. Gireber fteute lid
ielbit oen @eribten. Seine 9iirg<
idoft tuuroe anf $1,000 ~feitgeiebt.
Der 4potbefer 8. S. HeuB in
Guero bot iih erihoiien. @r mar Der
Sobn bes fiir5lih %peritorbenen Or.
HeuR.
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kauft cine Heimstitte

in 9om Green County, ba lie
nod biais 1T. @ir paben CUTE Sfim-
itdtter in bilisen IarSeGen, bon so
older aufipdrts nabe Gan Iuselo, better
Brobuftenmarft i'm Staate. 8enubt
bic @elbpauic uno fauit jebt. Spiedt
Dor ober i6reibt ms, mas Sbr piini6t.
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8elb sn berIeiben - gmerion &
Co., 321 @eit Commerce StraBe.
Bfanoleiber uno Sutpeliere. 9ar'
gains in perfalIenen 8fdnoern.
Mutp Sidets. Carr @uob & Gpal So.
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Sobn $. gultpn, offentIider SEQ.
far. @runoeisentltn. Mgent fir
Heniionsanipriibe. 3fmmer 8, ct.
Sames Sotel, SitSouiton StroBe.
geioe telephone $50.
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Sci Der 4oQiiipn sfpeier g

9ei Ser aolilion 5meier 3iige
Der Sainois Central 8abn nabc
Memphis muroen elm Wann getotet
iiuo mebrere anoere berlest. Sci ci-
lter anoern aoliiion nabe 2erington,
aentidp. puroen 20 9erionen pers
Iebt.
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Sobn @. Stcpart lit als Nad-
foIger oes b%eritorbenen SanatorT roc-
for gum 0unoesienator fir @ermont
ernanltt poroen.
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Seirats . sheins.

6 y. Sones unb SuIin 6aas
8. Us. 5r1n uno RDffe Guerra.
Hidbarb 9efter nno Benn Gfihe.
Hrthur Snuermilh uno Sane 9eine.
mann.
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Cute @etr6nfe unb famoier
2und ftets in gnrsitaaer's Saloon
nnb @eitanrant, 8ilita Strabe neben
ser Sale Der 9ermannSiobne.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-08-07
Breaks 1OO-Yard Record.

Abergaveney, Eng, Aug. Tn
an exhibition race here yesterday
r. E. Walker, the Splinter who won
the 100-meter dash in the Olympic
games at London last week. broke
the worlds record for the 100-yard
dash, running the distance in 8 rs
seconds. This is one fifth Of sec
ond better than the time made In
1906 by Dan J. Kelly. the Portland.
Ore, boy, who was also competitor
in the Olympic games.
At London last week Walker de-
feated Rector Of American and Kerr
Of Canada, both of whom were ex-
pected to come in ahead of him.
Walker did the 100 meters (1O9.3
yards) in the remarkable fast time
OF 10 AS seconds. He is now the
Worlds champion.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-08-07

On the following afternoon q very
elegant automobile stopped before
Deanes door. He could not suppose
that the occupants had come to see
him as he watched them alight. but
they had. They were a mother and
daughter, and the former introduced
the conversation by saying that she
had read an article In morning paper
about Miss Winthrop.
II think 1t must be very much like
my daughters case" she said.
In reality there was no similarity.
but the daughter was an excellent pa
tient nevertheless. She had no sooner
gone away than another lady came
from directly across the street. She
had not seen the article In the news
paper. but she had seen the automo-
bile. and It had encouraged her.
Two days later the story of the vio-
let's appeared in all the papers. the
romance very delicately touched upon.
The influence of perfumes upon the
voice. well known to doctors. was 4
new thing to the public, and the re-
pOrters made the most OF It.
DIR. Deane figured in the story as an
expert Of the highest attachments who.
in association with the famous DR..
Kendall. had penetrated the mystery
Of an obscure and interesting case.
The gratitude Of Miss Winthrop was
pictured In moving terms.
1t was all true enough. Deane had
seen Miss Winthrop again Mt Kendall's
office, and the girl was far upon the
| road to complete recovery. She had
confessed to Nine. Sylvestre her pass
ing fascination and the secret recep-
ton Of the violets from the French
! man. All had been forgiven.
A few days later Nine. Sylvestre and
| Miss Winthrop called upon Deane. and
he sang with them. his voice exciting
! the unbounded admiration OF both Ia
dies. who begged him almost with
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-08-07
TRAFFIC ON THE ELBE.
An Important German Waterway
improvements at Madeeburg.

Washington. Aug. 7.-Writing
from Madgeburg, V;ce~Councul
James L. A. Burreil says tina. al
though the traffic on the Flbe does
not equal that on the Rhive it
nevertheless takes the second place
in Germany and is of great eco
nomic importance.
In earlier times the traffic vas
greatly impeded by the duties lev
led by the states and citi,, situat-
ed on its shores. and at The begin
ming OF the 18th century Is duties
had to be paid between MclniF.
Bohemia. and Hamburg The ship
ping was not entirely free Of duty
until 1870. and modern conditions
have only existed in the last few
decades. as. besides the duties the
condition of the river in places was
serious hindrance to navigation.
T. is interesting to note that in the
30's of the last century the boat
men carried small metal hand
dredges with them. so that they
might not stick fast in the sand.
A really successful canalization OF
the stream was brought about by
the Prussian Elbstromverwaltune
which was established in 1857
There are now ships plying on the
Flbe with a tonnage as high as L.
200.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-08-07

ACGS w uVsO SssUVtW sstUs.
tears to abandon bis profession for
the operate stage. But DR.. Deane
now had patients and was not looking
for another occupation.
A week from the following Sunday q
newspaper published an illustrated ar
ticle upon the violet case. There was
. picture Of DR.. Deane singing with
Miss Winthrop. and a romance be-
tween them was vaguely limited.
Deane tore bis hair when he read
this article, but Miss Winthrop came
to see him and laughed about It. 9th
or people came to ses him. They were
patients, and their pockets were full
Of money. 4.iq,,, ss go.
And the publicity did not cease. 1t
was cleverly kept going by Kendall.
This was the veteran doctors amiable
revenge. He knew we'll enough why
Deans had avoided him. and It was his
pet joke to get the youngs: mans name
into the papers. Reporters came to see
Deane. and they were such good fel-
lows that he couldn't turn them away.
He was In the swim, aud hs couldn't
set out Of It
Upon a certain day Miss Elsa Ken
DALI and her father came to New York,
and the girl was left to her own de.
vices while the gentleman attended to
some business. Elsa found her way to
| certain address. and there she saw
several carriages waiting before door.
So she walked around the block slowly
until but one carriage remained. Then
she ventured In. t,..r
She was escorted to q reception
room. where she waited alone. In Z
drawing room adjoining voices were
singing with heavenly sweetness-Syd-
ney Deane's voice and Miss Winthrop's
beyond doubt. So the stories in the
papers were true. He had fallen in
love with this singer. Elsa charged II
| to her uncle, and she hated him.
| 1t was useless to remain there. She
would leave the house at once, and Sc.
cretly. She stepped into the hall. The
voices had now ceased. Suddenly the
door Of the drawing room opened. and
Nine. Sylvester and Miss Winthrop
came out Elsa shrank back into the
reception room, but she had had one
glimpse Of the brilliant beauty Of he,
rival. and her heart was sore in hel
breast
Deane escorted his guests to theil
carriage and returned to meet a sup
posed patient. Still thrilling with the
emotions which music had excited. thu
sudden sight Of Elsa touched the Ia
most chord Of feeling in his nature
Both were at high tension. a state ur
favorable to the concealment Of a sen
timental secret Neither was ever abb,
to remember afterward single intel
ligible fragment Of their conversation
but. whatever 1t may have been, 1
quite suficed.
Thanks to that COMPOUNDED uncle o
yours" said Deane at last. I'm getting
lalOng very nicely. really making none,
hand over fist. II you can trust In m!
future
But Elsa was not thinking Of the fu
ture. The present was enough for her
WAS 1t uncle who put all those sto
ne In the papersr' she asked.
"Ae II responsible" answered Deane
III hadn't read them" said she. '
think shouldn't b. here today"
20 I oWe him even thatT erie,
Dcaos. tn ~ rascal! Lets 20 IN
sAank hA" ;.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-08-07
was equivalent to one m0nth's nay.
an average Of $46.4O.

was equivalent to one months nav.
an average of $46.4O.
F.E5s.A - t
The West Virginia State Ce,ier-
alton of Labor. continues to grow
bigger and stronger every week.
President WEIGH is confident that
by the time Of the next state con-
vention OF the state federation. re-
organized at Huntington last Feb
ruary, will contain all the labor
unions in the Mountain state.
ID The prospect OF smooth working
In the labor world in Sweden is.
anything but bright. and a great
deal of trouble 10 expected during
the summer. The most threatening
feature is the conflict between the
dockworkers' organization and the
shipowners, which is bound to in
volve all kinds Of workers.
Miss Hazel Macdonald Of Chica-
60. who some time ago advocated
the establishment Of a home tor
aged and INDECENT postoffice clerks,
has been elected delegate to tho
convention of the National FEEDER
alton of Postoffice Clerks. which
will lopen at Louisville, KY, on Sep
TENDER Z. She will have an oppor-
tunity to submit her plan to the
| convention.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-08-07

The puzzle lay IN the cause Of the trouble
practice among singers and stage peo-
pie and lecturers, and they yell his
name from morning till night
This was the last person IN the world
that Deane cared to know. but he was
-under bonds to call.
DR.. Kendall was one Of those abso.
lutsly healthy men whose mere pres
ence Is a means OF neutrality-suspicious.
~ built and having the air of one who
Hives much out Of doors. He greeted
Deane cordially. spoke affectionately
Of Elsa. made some wise observations
o.. general topics and finally came
down e shop talk"
It appeared that he was expecting q
MT from 4 very Interesting patient. q
ysuns woman whose achievements
1aGAt~ All fams's trumpet In the near
fufurs. She was protees Of Nine.
lyivestfs. tAs psima donna, W. ~.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-08-07

The International DKrotherhoo,
Of Stationary Firemen will meet il
convention at Detroit next week.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-08-07

The car men of Wheeling, w
Va, have received an increase in
wages of one-half and one cent on
the hour. .... ,-~..s -... --- .....
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-08-07

The Photo Engravers' Onion of
North America has recently adopt
ed union label.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-08-07

The trade unionists at Walla
Walla, WASH, have placed the pres.
lident Of the Trades Council as d
candidate for street commissioner. 4
The insurance agents of Wheel
ing. w. Va, are considering pro-
position of organizing a labor union
for their self protection in the near
future.
The negro firemen in pittsburg,
Pa, will be organized and enrolled
in the ranks of the International
brotherhood of Stationary Firemen
in short tina.
The new National Federation Of
Weavers held its first convention at
Fall River, Mass, with rs unions
represented. The United Textile
Workers union, from which the
weavers' unions have Withdrawn,
is opposing the effort.
In connection with the effort tc
reduce the number of accidents ir
mines, for which money was appro
priated by congress. plals have
been made by Secretary of the In
terror Garfield to open, in Pitts
burg, Pa, the first experimental
station.
Out OF 7.24S cases settled by vol.
untary Cancellation and arbitration
boards in Great Britain during the
| past ten years only 40, or about I
per cent. We're preceded by stoppage
OF work by strikes and disturbances
were extremely rare.
! The 500 railroad has placed ar
order with the Minnesota state free
employment bureau for Z GOO mcn
They are wanted as harvest hands
in Minnesota and North Dakota
and the wages offered run from s:
to 81 a day with board. Urder the
order several hundred men have ell.
ready been placed.
As an expression OF appreciation
for their faithful service aul c0ur.
tesy to the travelling public. checks
amounting to a total Of $t75.150
we're mailed to. Hiss conductors
land ASST porters by the Pul,man
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-08-07
Notes From the Labor World.

The bartendars' union at Pitts
burg is recognizing.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-08-07

Cigar makers. at Mayagues, POI
to Rico, have formed a union.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-08-07

The International Typographical
nnion will hold its convection In
Boston next weak. ~
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-08-07

The insurance agents of Wheel
ing. w. Va. are considering pro
position of organizing a labor uniol
for their self protection in the nea
future.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-08-07

The negro firemen in pittsburg
Pa, will be organized and enrolled
in the ranks of the Internationa
brotherhood of Stationary Firemer
in a short TINA.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-08-07
DR.. kendall's
Revenge.
BY Hotvord Fieidin6.
Copyright. 1908. by c, w. Hooke.

Z was about six months
that DR.. Sydney Deane
had been a medical prac-
titioner In the city OF
New York. and he had
not earned 10 per cent OF
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-08-07

The trade unionists at Walls
Walla, Wash, have placed the pres.
lident of the Trades Council as d
candidate for street comn' ssioner.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-01-25
A Question from the Jury.

In a certain county of Arkansas g
man named Walters was put on trial
for stealing a watch. The evidence
had been very conflicting, and o. the
jury retired the Judge remarked,
suavely, that II he could AFFORD any
assistance In the way of smoothing
out possible difficulties he would be
most happy to do so.
Eleven of the Jurors had filed out
OF the box. but the twelfth remain
ed: and there was on his countenance
an expression indicating great per-
pleXity.
rs there any question you would
like to ask me before YOU retire?'
asked his Honor, observing the jur'
or's hesitancy.
The mans face frightened. yes,
your Honor" he replied. eagerly. "rl
like to know, your Honor, whether
the prisoner really stole the watch
-Harper's Weekly.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-01-25
To vaceinate Aged Emperor.

The Emperor Francis Joseph has
shown himself to be an exceptional
monarch In yet another instance. As
q rule, you do not often hear of an
emperor who is minded to bare his
arm to the lancet of the vaccinator.
1t will be said, on the other hand,
that you hear even less often of an
emperor contracting smallpox. SIN.
the veteran emperor-king is to ba
vacclnated after his return from the
Austrian manOeuvres, Smallpox Is
rite In Vienna, and his doctors are
of opinion that age is no prophy.
Tactic. So 1t would seem when ono
remembers that the wittiest and the
most evergreen of the earls of Win.
chelsea died In his seventies of one
OF the eruptive fevers Of childhood
Pail Mall Gazette.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-09-09
Pretty lips Hard to Acquire.

1t is harder to acquire and keep
pretty lips than it Is many little points
which women strive for. One cannot
have pretty lips II they are no.
healthy, and to be healthy the general
health must be good II glycerin
agrees with the skin, there is nothing
better for the lips than glycerin and
rosewater In equal parts.
A famous beauty whose Hips are
firm, red and healthy looking has a
little trick OF painting the lips every
morning with glycerin and rosewater.
applied with a little brush. With this
she rubs the lips until they glow.
If glycerin does not agree with the
skin, pure Glmond oil Is the best lotion,
Moistening the lips with cold water will
make them firm and rosy II they arc
carefully dried, so as to prevent them
from becoming chapped and rough.
Englishwomen have way of per
tuning the lips before going out in the
evening. and they claim that besides
pertaining the lips 1t is good for them
This Is the way they make their CO
logne:
Put grain of musk in pint bottle
and add to 1t half an ounce of oil of
rose geranlum. Then ill up the bottle
with spirits of cologne. In month
this perfume will be ready to use.
drop or so OF altar OF roses may be
added to the cologne. It should be ap.
piled sparingly to the lips.
Biting the lips is the worst thing one
can do.