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The San Francisco call., 1909-07-10

FiImonia Pometta, 424 Laurel street,
San Francisco.
Doris Eliza beth Russell. 1854 Eighth
avenue. Oakland. age 9 years.
Josephine Kippely. 1854 Grove street,
san Francisco. age 9 years.
uladys Raynaud. PAS Cumberland
street. age 10 years
hlildred Croker. SS1 Twenty seventh
street; Oakland, age 9 years.
MAR Marie Merrill. Redwood City. age 8
Carrie Rees. 1858 Fifteenth street.
west Oakland, age 10 years.
rowan Browning. P. o. box 4S4,
Helen shaber. Knightson. age
Alice Lasserlv 1877 Dolores street.
san francisco. age 6 years.
John A. Egan. 1871 Dolores street
san Francisco, age s years
herbert Goddard. $50 ShotweI street.
san kraneisco, age years.
Leslie Goddard $50 ShOtweI street
san Francisco. age s years
Noma Wright. 3035 Ellis street
Berkeley. age 10 years.
Geraldine Murray. 3SS Ravvievv San
francisco, age 10 years.
O. aired Donovan. 206 Octavia street.
Sah francisco. age 10 years.
Josephine Kamenzind. 617 Wyoming
Lila S9svsnssal 29H Efaneise9' sec 9ge 5 9 years.
nue., Palo Alto. age s years.
Edna Miller. Al Kentucky place. Po-
trerO. san Francisco. age 9 wears
Mary Martin. 152 Third street Peta
luna. age years. %
Beatrice Earl Lord. 1929 Boise street
Berkeley, age 10 years.
Hazel POage. Ukfah
Adele Leahy. 321 Valley street San
Francisco. age s years.
Earl n; Wits. 1910 Highland ave
nue., Elmhurst. age 10 years
Maud Collins. sol Lyon street. San
Francisco. age Z years.
Tony Cancilla. 202 Infrmarv road
San Jose, age 10 years.
Anna Regan. 3S2 Missouri street Po
trero, San Francisco. age 8 years.
A. Mccarthy. 405 Cole street. San
Francisco, age 10 years
Betty Gallet. 202S Cedar street
Berkeley, age years.
Dorothy Fischer. 242 North Fifth
street. San Jose. al ge 10 years.
Mckinley Reynolds. Upper Lake. age
10 years
Evelyn Thomas. Ukiah. age 8 years.
James Mansfield, Benicia. age 10
Agnes Thomas. Chico. age 9 years.
Audrey Kelley, Arroyo Grande, ags
years.
Melvin ZOg. Dixon. age years
Rosie Eisele. 1901 VisitaCiOn avenue
San Francisco. age 9 years
Irene Green, Michigan avenue. Elm
hurst. age years.
Lulu Gales, Sausalto. age 5 years.
Jennie Gales. SaUsalitO, age 10 wears
Alice Gales, SausallyO. age years
Alfred Gales. Sausalito. age Z years.
Cere Hill Clifford, Chico. age years
Dorothy Crew, S04 Third street
Chico. age 10 years
Edna Gladys Hall, Niles. age s years.
b. CheSley Bean. 2S09 Fulton street
Berkeley, age 9 years.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-10

lodged. Although none dared disobey.
dark looks were cast upon the bold
white men and an angry murmur filled
the court. But the Spaniards, secure
in their polished arnior, merely smiled
at these signs of disapproval- The
unhappy emperor entered his litter
and upon the shoulders of four great
lords he was borne through the gate
of his palace. 1T is the will of the
godsr' Nam heard him say. and as he
walked along beside the litter he could
not restrain his tears.
Crowds had gathered in the streets,
for the news of the departure Of the
emperor from his palace had spread
rapidly. When the people saw the boy
weeping they knew that something
must be wrong and they raised great
shout
They are carrying off the emperor,
They have taken Montezuma captive"
came from all sides. and the people
pressed closer as If to rescue him.
But the white men closed in around
the litter with drawn swords, ready to
slay the emperor first in case of an at
tack. This caused the people TO hesi-
tate, and then Montezuma himself
raised the curtains of the litter and
looked over the crowd.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-10

Gertrude Dunno. 1899 Treat avenue,
San Francisco, age 10~years.
Pearl Smith, Pleasanton, age 10
Evelyn Murray. 1923 North Commerce
street Stockton, age s years.
James McWilliams, 22s1 Sacramento
Erin owler, Mountain View, age 10
years.
Margaret McCon. 1885 shattuck ave-
nue.. Berkeley. age 8 years.
Pauline Morse. 12l4 Laguna street
Joseph Fitzpatrick, 3e45 Fillmore
Enid Enid sd Kelly, fsss Harrison street. San
Antoinette Pecarich, S2s Greenwich
street, San Francisco, age s years.
Cecil Smith. s02 Oak street San
MSfD' Madeiin'e II Hopkins. ss Albert lane
San Francisco, age s years.
Bessie Iris Prater. 2S South Sierra
Genevieve Bennetts. 1000 1 street
SaCra annentO
Daniel Borkhein. s2s Grove street
San Francisco, age 2 years, ..
Anita Chiappari, sos Somerset street
San Rddna pra1cseo age ,ds 10 eHntra years
Alameda, age 10 years.
Grace Carter, s05 Sixth street, Chico,
age years.
Oakland, age years.
Mary Vivian Reynolds. 22ss Eunice
street, Berkeley, age years
Loretta NJ. Garbarini, box 217, Jack
son, age 10 years.
Virginia Treadwell. Nevada City. age
Ronald Miller. $50 Twenty-frst ave-
Marion French, 22o Burrows street
San Francisco, age 10 years.
Olga Hustedt, 2052 Taylor street, age
Lillian Morton, R. F. D. No. 1. Red
wood City, age years.
Leonard NJ. Weeks, S14 Tenth street
Modesto age 10 years.
w. Ellen Powers. 525 North Grant
street, Stockton, age 9 years.
Viola Greenfield, Valley Forge. age
years.
Gerald Mullany. 21o5 Howard street.
San Francisco. age 9 years.
Colina Paterson, 1880 Twentieth
street age 10 years.
Irene Farmer. 1878 Twenty third
street. San francisco, age 8 years.
Lloyd Corrigan, 712 Cole street, age
s years.
Cecilia Donnelly. All Castro street.
San Francisco, age years.
Gertrude Fem. 125 B street be-
tween Second and Third avenue, age
jeanie Wolfe, 22s1 Ashby avenue,
Berkeley. age 5 years.
Ellis Schultz 500 Oak street, San
Francisco. age 10 years.
Edith China, 1895 East Eighteenth
street, Fruitvale. age s years.
Loretta Douglas. 1908 Eighth street,
Sacramento, age 10 years.
Genevieve Jessie Ball, 81 Magnolia
avenue, San Jose, age years.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-10

What means this tumult?' he de-
manded sternly. 'T am going OF my own
free will to pay a visit to my friends.
Let there be silencer
He let the curtains fall and a deep
hush came upon the crowd, for the peO-
pie feared the emperor even more than
they feared the terrible strangers. Not
knowing what to think, they stood still.
and the procession moved rapidly on to-
ward the old palace In few moments
the litter had disappeared through the
doorway. on either side Of-which was
drawn up q line Of soldiers in armOr
ready to repel any attack that might
be made, while the fierce Tlascalans
glared from behind them at the Aztecs
as If eager to fall upon them. The
crowd saw two soldiers bend over the
brown tubes that had been placed in
the gateway and touch them with blaz-
ing sticks There was a sudden rush Of
fire and smoke and the thunder of the
cannon shook the great temple OF the
war god 70 it's foundations
This was the salute Ared by the
Spaniards in honor OF their royal guest
and captive. And from that time, al
though neither the emperor nor the peo-
pie yet knew il. the empire of Monte
yuma had fallen.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-10
How the Spaniars Brought About the Downfall Of Monteza

Montezuma replied, turning again to
the Spaniards. My people would not
understand. They might think that L
did not go with you of my own wish
and they might do you some HARM"
''Of that we have no fear Cortes
said with a grim smile, looking about
him at the sturdy forms OF his cap
tains- IF you will do us the honor
that we have asked we will gladly run
the risk"
His tone was so threatening that
the distracted emperor wavered and
tried to find some other excuse.
1T would be better not to arouse my
people," he said DO not urge your
request and 1 will prove my good will
toward you by present Of gold and
jewels richer than any that I have yet
bestowed upon you
He is trying to buy them off, Nam
thought to himself, and at the sight of
the emperor's weakness he considered
for a moment whether 1t would not be
better to shout for the guard and at
tack the strangers in the palace. But
1t was too late even for this.
In harsh, impatient tone one of the
soldiers who had accompanied Cortez
rose and said something to the leader.
at the same time laying his hand upon
his sword as if he meant to draw 1t.
w liuI QOcS lie say lHS
ruler demanded of the woman who
understood the foreign language
He asks why they waste time in
words when they might plunge their
swords into your body" the woman
replied. ooh, your majesty, 1 fear that
they will kill you unless you go with
them. They fear nothing and nothing
can harm them.
Montezumas face grew pale. He
knew that his doom was upon him and
he bent his head until his face was hid
den in his hands. He remained thus
for a moment and then he yielded to
his fate.
Il will go with YOU" he said. lifting
his head once more.
In a moment the anger OF the Span
iards vanished and their faces beamed
with joy. One after another they came
forward and kissed the hand of the
emperor with words of thanks. Nam
stepped close to him and whispered
''Oh, my lord. II you must go. let me
go with youI'
smiling sadly upon him. Order my
litter and let us have it over with"
Great was the astonishment of the
court when the emperor came into the
crowded outer chambers, followed by
the strangers. He gave orders that
his personal attendants should follow
him and that apartments should forth
with be made ready for him in the
old palace where the white men were
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-08-25

The political and social unrest OF
Europe during the past few months
has not been unlike that which pre-
vailed during the stormy period OF
ls4S-9. AS then. the upheaval Is due
60 discomfort with prevailing social
and political conditions. HUT in popu.
lar government. civil and religious
liberty and Industrial conditions. En.
rope has made considerable Roadway
In sixty years. SIN. che present un.
rest. unreasonable though much OF Il
may be. indicates that the lot OF the
people Is yet Tar from wha, IL should
he
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-08-25

II used to be- preached and taught
that the masses in town and country
should b. content with their station
in life. and seek their reward. II any
was due them. in the hereafter Such
doctrine will not do today. for every
one now believes that he has the right
to better his present condition. Still
Il is not always easy To attain ones
aspiration. for trust and corporation
power are in some respect making
the conditions OF life increasingly
difficult.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-08-25
FLORIDA PROGRESS.

Pensacola Seventeen steamships a;
the dock at one time.
ainesville-SeabOard Air Limo
building a new depot.
Fort Myers-Lee county's Citru
fruit crop viii reach $4,000 boxes.
Fort Myers-Citizens subscribed
$500 tor literature advertising the
city.
Kissimmee-Jlty Council passes or
dinance calling bonding election fOI
wa eTWoTks
Fort Myers Since March /, fort.
houses have been erected.
Peusacola-Iri-County Fair work.
ers are touring the territory in an an.
tomobile
Melbourne-A sulphur bathing plant
and a new fish house are recent i'm.
proyements
Observation-Disclosures viii lay cor.
nerstone OF new church August gath
notwithstanding plant, largest
in State. will open IN fall.
Lake City-S. +. Bowers. Of Okla
homa City. bought 10000 acres OF Su
wannee county land Tor $40 .00D.-Tam
IA Tribune. 23rd.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-08-25
4 QUIET SOUTH.

II these midsummer days affairs
are moving along quietly IN most o;
the SogtAerl states. says The
Wall Street. journal The tanSs Of
New Orleans are beginning Co feel the
stimulus Of larger demands Tor funds.
Tie iron industry az Birmingham l.
enjoying the long-deferred luxury Of
ge- tag better prices for its products.
Practically all of the cotton mills In
the Piedmont towns are running on
better time. and many operatives who
awe not been regularly employed are
back again at the positions they held
before the panic.
The railroads are resuming their
fuller employment OF labor in thei:
iouble-tTacking operations and In tn
CONSTRUCTION OF new branches 10 tap
territories which have not hitherto
cont yuted to traffic There has not
been for some time. with the eXcep
ton CT the Georgia Central strike, any
SthtoA. oAAbiNdA III NAt hNadtiohS SA
the race. and the section as a whole
seems 10 be- entering with eagerness
the season Cg cotton picking when al
most everybody can do something that
will bring in hard cash.
Formerly the South would have
been much stirred by the tariff ques.
ton. but what little stir actually oc-
CURED Is proof that the section &c.
cepts the general policy, in common
with the most OF the people. as one
that. under existing conditions oil de
yelopement, is i'm keeping with its own
ambitions and best interests. Further.
more. the South has become much
more broad-minded In its treatment
Of the railroads. Even the Legis!a
ture of Georgia. which recently ad-
IouTned. did comparatively little thar
Ould be regarded as antagonistic.
Much more OF the spirit that causes
the whole people to pull together IN
building up commemorative Is now
seen than az any earlier period in the
history Of these States. This H. partly
the result Of diversity In the occupa-
lions Of the people, affOrding h-!d.
Tor variety OF talent which formerly
had TO seek opportunities elsewhere.
The simpler hfe of the Southern peo-
pie gradually gives way to more
complex system of interests, out Of
which comes a measure OF balance
that is bound to tell favorably In the
commercial. the Industrial. the finan-
Cial and the political evolution OF the
people. This Is the secret OF the
quiet yet earnest state OF mind which
more and more comes to have control
u the various enterprises that In re-
cent years have been built up only
to a limited extent by outside aid
and prominently by their own ef
forts.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-08-25
Deafness csnno, DC Cured

by local applications. as they cannot
reach the diseased portion OF the
ear. There Is only one way 20 cure
deafness. and that Is by constitutional
remedies. Deafness IL caused by an
inflamed condition OF the mucous
lining Of the Eustachlan Tube. When
this tube II iniamed you have q
rumbling sound or imperfect hearing
and when Il Is entirely closed, Deaf.
ness Is the result, and unless the In
nammatiOn can BE- taken out aud this
tube restored Ia its normal condition.
hearing viii BE- destroyed forever.
nine eases cut of ten are caused hy
catarrh. which h nothing but an In.
hamrd condition % the mucous sur.
iacru.
We viii give one hundred Dollars
10, any ease ot Deafness tcaused by
catarrhl that cannot hc cured by
Halls CAlarTh Curv Svud foT circu'
lars fryr y D. CHENEY a CO,
roled0. a,
sold ~ dTussists, Use,
raks halls Fam,H Pilh toT eoAsti
I,,l-a.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-08-25

The question of a State convention
is being agitated by some of the lead
ing newspapers Of the State. The
editor OF The Courier has all along
advocated the calling OF a State con-
vention not. as one paper has sug.
gested. that We may let the people
know whether they are Democrats o,
not. but that the party I'm convention
assembled NAV have an opportan:t
to declare itself on certain measur-
for the benefit OF the Legislature AMI
that we may reaffirm our allegience
TO the doctrine of our Democrat"
fathers.-Plant City Courier.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-08-25

Chicago has had a cleaning-up day
The quantity of dirt and rubbish 81
all kinds that was gathered up
and carted away was enormous. No
doubt Chicago IL today a better and
a healthier city for the cleaning IL has
had. Now II Chicago will only 20
through a thorough moral and munici.
pal cleaning IL will In all respects be-
one OF the healthiest cities in the
world.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-08-25
STATE PRESS OPINIONS.

Il is yariously estimated that Lee
county viii produce from 3"".oob 20
ije. 900 boxes OF oranges and grape
fruit the coming season. II j. a sai
fact thar We have some commission
men In thu country who ara trying
at the present time. 10 fool the grow
er into selling his fruit on the grounds
that the crop viii BE- 80 large that the
price will naturally be low. We would
like to warn the grower against con
signing his fruit al all. and especially
until he has investigated.-Fort My
ers Press.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-08-25

A distinguished educator has r.,
cently formulated What he calls a new
religion. and minister OF the gospel
has Just said that In time the bible
will giye away 10 better aud mo. e.
important hook Notwithstanding tho
hish position these tNo men occup,
thay have NOT succvcdrd Ia cnnyiu,,
ing people o. their way ct thiukiug
Probably Il b. dur Ice The nrst Boz.
stance "a the lagt that uur pTrsgnl &c.
liglOn REALLY vmbrayys sll Jhv vssru'
tial features 90 ne proposed new s,.
tsm. and la che sy,uni Instance on
the Fealitation that mankind iuys u 'i
yri FALLS I've uu .H tu, teachings HI
Ihe pFysVut buut
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-08-25

Dry goods merchants OF three ccun.
ties In California having recently ex.
perienced a decided increase In the
sale Of hosiery the partial explana-
ton offered Is that the territory does
not include a single bank.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-08-25

A most appropriate manner OF dis.
playing your patriotism would be To
add your name to the list OF cOntribu.
tors for the purchase OF a silver
service for the Battleshlp Florida
Scan the list now appearing in The
Sun and II your name Is not there
have IL added To the list at once.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-08-25

The standing Of its club in the per.
eentage column prompts The Times.
Union TO remark: Jacksonville will
not have any pennant next year. but
there Is nothing TO prevent her from
putting in the baseball park n pole
with q goose egg on top OF H."
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-08-25

Rome wants to send President Taft
q lion cub and Toxic offers TO donate
10000 cherry trees. Here Is the nu.
eleus for a roo and a botanical garden
rs an adjunct To the White House
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-08-25

This years match bill for the world
Is somewhat over sl35. 1000. OoO-not a
Hight item. when you think 1t over.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-08-25

Editor Appleyard and his corps of
assistants are making The Lske City
Index one Of tine best OF the many
good papers OF Florida.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-08-25

First aerial battle will be the con
test between the wrights and Curtiss
on a question OF patents.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-08-25

Evidently the Western Pacific rail-
road has reached mans estate. II
has been ordered 10 report to the In
terstate Commerce Commission.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-08-25

A counterfeiter has been arrested
on the charge Of duplicating Spanish
money. Everyone seems to be con-
tributing TO the troubles OF the Dons.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-08-25

IL isn't the man who waits for the
windfaIis who gathers the best ap-
pies.
The Forrest City times., 1909-09-17
L0ST--In Forrest City, Septem- Der 4. pair of spectacleS. Finder please return to I. J. Davis.

Dr. C0X's Painless Blister Guar anteed 10 blister without pain or your money refudned, For sale by all druggists
 Mems Negligee Shirts, white and colored. Sl. sl p and Sl.50. A big stock just received by FasselI-Graham-AI- l. derson Co.
 FOR RENTING nicely furnished rooms for gentlemen, modern cOnven- fences, electric lights and bath Mrs. Gus Sweet.
 MT ]. T Sanders has moved into the handsome new residence just com pleted for him west of the Iron Noun tain depot.
 Mrs. j. L. Mosby Of Memphis, ar rived in the city yesterday morning to visit withher parents, NIT. and Mrs. J. NJ Davis.
 Dr. Cox's Barbed Wire Liniment does not burn ar blister and relieves pain in a few minutes. For sale hY all druggists.
 Don't forget Dr Aldrich's Shop when you want yoar horse or mule shod Washington street, opposite Fishers Hotel
The Forrest City times., 1909-09-17

FOR SALE=A brand new Chapel Organ, regular price Ss5, will be sold for s50 spot cash For further paftie- alars, see Belfe Eldfidge at the North Side Livery Stable.
 Put your stomach, liver and blood Tn healthy condition and you can defy disease. Prickly Ash Bitters is sue cessful system regulator. J. r San ders, Special Agent.
 Eyes tested free and glasses fitted to any eyes by ! H. Steinberger, expert and graduated optician Diploma from board of examiners of Tennessee. Im- perial Hotel Building.
 We are sorry to learn that Mr. A. l.. Stevens is still quite indiSposed, and IS al the present undergoing course of treatment al the Battle Creek San itarium in Little Rock.
 Don't overlook the big stock of Mems Negligee Shirts, white or color ed, offered at sl Sl25 and Sl.50, by tussell-Graham-A A lderson Co. They have the prettiest styles.
The Forrest City times., 1909-09-17
Big Lot of Cypress
 We'll Curbing
Euart-MarShall Lumber Co.
 Phone 38.
Phone 38.

Miss Lida Terry left Monday for Little Rock, enroute to Central Bap. list College. Where she will resume her studies after visiting for few days in the City of Roses.
 Mems Spring and Summer Under. wear, in great variety of styles and fabrics. Something sure tn please you may oe found in the big store of EuS- sell GfalamA lderson Go
 Br. AIdrch is conducting first class scientific horseshoeing shop on Washington street, just opposite Fishers Hotel. Give him a call when Your stock needs shoeing
 Nicest line of buggie9 ever brought to Forrest City the celebrated Stade- baker buggy Sold by Fusscll-Graham- ! AidersoH Company Look them over If you need a new buggy.
 Patronize home industries and do away with home cooking during the hot summer months. The Klondike Bakery: Free delivery, phone Is. Frank Burkart, proprietor.
 Mrs. \. w Davis and children re- turned Tuesday from Colorado Springs Colorado, where they have been visit ing for about month. Miss Myrtle Davis met them in Memphis.
 Miss Nina Hughes and Willie An drews, of Haynes, were in the city lew hours Monday morning enroute 10 Memphis, where they go to re-en- ter school Tor the winter term.