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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-04-22

ober ipe9ett t1eiltes frotii6en &er5.
leioens ge5pungelt, Der Sommerbibe,
uno beiortoers Ser er1ten, 10 meit ols
moeli6 aug Dem @ege gu geberi,
pesbalb i6 i6on ieit einieen SAT-
rem reeelmaBig ont erlten Mai poli
bier fprtgebe. 9os muB sid al,tl
III oieien1 Son1nter mieoer tult. Sc
mar i6on ieit langerer 3eit elmer
meiner Ser5ensmiini6e, Seros, no
ib in Ben Sabren 1884 in San Ml1-
tonic, 1889 in Muitin unb 1891 in
@alpeiton 10 id6ne Gage berlebell
ourfte, lpieoer eirrn1al 8u beiud)et;
au6 babe i6 mild i'm pergangenc:l
@inter piel nit Ser oeutid-teraui-
iden @eldi6te beidoftigt, 10 oaB id)
SIT meinem @uni6, meine terolt1-
iden S~oneesbriioer gu 6eiudeft, aub
nod Der geieut, einige mir beipnoer5
intereiionte biitoriide Srte ouf5uia-
6en.
Mber oltfgei6oben lit llidt oufse=
boben. SD peroe, lpertl1 aud) nid)t
iebt gum raui6enoen Seite, 10 oud)
redt balls gen Seras panoern liilb
mir Damn erlaiben, au6 meine per-
ebrten S~angesbriioer in @alpeitotl
81 belnden.
@eitatten Sic mir, Sbnen uno
Sbrer perebrliben Jeitbeboroe nod
eiirnol meiner beralifen 9anf aus
5uipreden nltb oamit SEN 8ltniD
gu perbinben, ooB Sbre 8emiibulls
gen fir oieies i6oue Set bon grGb-
tenn @rfolg begleitet iein mogen.
Mit SangereruB bin ib Sbr banf-
oanfbar ergebener
s. Son1o 9eiler."
60 leio es l1ns tut, Serrn Defer
ni6t bier als unlern gbrengait De-
sriiBen gu oiirfen, 10 freut es ms
ood gu ntIien, baB er feline i'm il
bod i6abenoen Sangesbiioer in
Seros nibt pereeiien bat uno uns
beiuden miro. Mioee feline @rho-
~lungsreiie i'm nelt gefraftigt Der
9eimat mieoer 3ufiibren!
Die @elangpereine i'm Stoote iper=
ben biermit rlu6t oo1 re6t balo
Die 9eamen aGer Sanger Dem Sefre=
tar Der Seitbeboroe, Serrn Soln
Sotb mit5nteilen. SEER Sotb lit alscb
bereit ale gepiini6te @usfunft 5t err
teiIpu
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-04-22
Die @rofluse Der @ermannsiS1nc.

Lux luktuY utT fuyHC
Die Sisung Der @roBloge Ser Ger
m%annsiobne lit am Wittmod beeit-
bet morben, als nddften 8erimnm-
lungsort muroe uniere Staot Sat1
&ntonio ausgema9lt; bic @rpBloge
miro bier i'm Sabre 1911 8uim-
mentreten.
gu geomteu uur0en ermablt:
@roB-Braitoent, 6. S. bon &oien-
berg in Ga Grange, Il 8ice-@ roB-
Braiioent, @uguit @artbauien in
Souiton; 2. 8ice-@roB=8raiioent,
Sugo Sduese in 9aaas; @roB-
5efretar, Sobn @inolinger IN San
Intonio; @roB-Sb abmeifter 8. q.
9eilig in Ga Grange; @roBs@ermol-
~tunesrate: @alter @ippredt in
8rpai1, S. 5dramm in Granger uro
@iGie @ieoenfeIb in Gomfort, @roB-
@r5t Or. 8einfelo in San 4ntonio,
Sinonafomite: Seq. Sousler in Ga
Grange, 81. &eaersberger in Gppreb
Waia uno S. 81. Seieerle in Segui,t.
Son Dem @roB-Trdiioenten err
nannt tpur6en folgenoe geamte:
@roB Snnere ISOLDE: 6. @oetb in
@aco; @roB @euBere @ude: S. $.
|Siltpolo in Sodlep; @roB-Sibrer.
9ietrih Stbolo in Sbiner; 8orliser
bes &on1ites fir oentIhe Sprohc.
@m. e. gibbols in gnero.
Mls Delegaten aur Mational-@ rob-
loge, Die ndhites Sabr in 9etlper
5~uiammentritt, tpur6en erpdbIt: 5r.
&lapp in DENTON, 6. S. MItermanll
in Dallas, g. @ofbeina IN Meu-
8raunfeIs, 6. S. bon &ofenberg in
Ga Grange, IS. @ipprebt in 8rpan,
Sobu @molinger in San Mntonio,
q. q. Seilig in Ga Grange, G.. Diee-
mann in San Intonio, SO. 81. @ur5=
bad) in San Mntonio, q. Sart-
bauien in 9ouiton, S. &raft in Neue
8raunfels un6 8. bon Sagen in
Grie6ri6sburg.
Die Delegaten our @ational- @roB-
2oge tutroen %initruiert, fir g. Sol
being als Notional-@ roB- Brali6en-
ten 8u itimmen uno ibren gonSe,l
GinfluB a%uf5ufDenoen, Inn feline 8abl
ourf3uieBen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-04-22
alGerTei.

gbas. Shetoemontel, ein al
ter, polbefannter 8iirger bon We-
Dina @ountp, pel6er in friiberef
Sabren Siilfs-S toot=Glerf BON Gah
@lltpnio mor, in ben lesten Sabren
ober III @orbo gitp lebte, ~itiir5te om
Wtittlpod Mahmittag, mabreno er
Der 0lumen-Bardoe 5uiub, an Der
@de BON Main Mpenue uno SouItoll
Strabe ploblih 5l1 @ooen. Ils iein
9egleiter, ein Serr Sbum, i'm auf-
beben mollte, mar er bereits tot.
@s nabm 3 StunoerL ebe mtan let-
l1eu Sobn ullo feline So6ter, Die
ourb oos @ebrdl1ge bon inn getrennt
iporelt, auffinoen uno bon Dem So
Sc oes @aters benodridtigen toun-
te. @r NOR eirt Neffe oes olten Gbas.
Be ManteG, mel6er einer Der @rii,l=
ser bon GaltropiIe mar. Ser Ser
itorbene binterloBt cine Sodter lro
5 Soblle, pel6e iammtli6L big auf
eillel1, ibrelt Nonle11 IN Wantem ltllt=
Gnoerten. Gbos. S6eibemantel nor
65 Sabre alt.
0ie 2ei6e bon 6. $. Gibter,
lpeIder in @ouiton itarb, muroc am
9oltneritoe bon ieiner 8ittme bier
Der sur 8eerbieul,e eebrodt. ST ipar
Miai1iniit uno friiber bier oltiaiiig.
Geo. 8. spurrier ltarb anl
Wiittlpo6 i'm Sitter port 81 Sabren
III i%eiller @obnune, 432 9. StroBe,
an oen Solgell BON 8erlesr1een, Die
er iih Dor einigen &agen ollf Ser
5traBenbabn 5~uee5oge1. gr bitter-
IGBt eille Wittipe unb 3 Sodter.
= @ir botten bas 8ergniigeL
ulliern lieben &oaegell llno SreunO,
Serrlt IS nj. 81. Srendmat II,
oelt @erausgeber oes u8ellepiGe $50
d%enblatt", in uniererSffice beeriiBea
gu fonnen. Serr Srendmann mar
nit ben anbern 2egislotoren bot
Iultin beriiber gefonmen, nm ben
San Sacinto Sag bier sll oer6rill-
gen.
9urd eiren ungliidli6en 3lt-
fod lit Der lebte @bias IN DEM Irti-
fel iber Dos @enefia beg Serrl1 2a=
frenb beritiimnelt mieoer gege6el
lt1o in 6olge beliell iil1b Die No<
men mebrerer Mitmirfenoen ltidt
ongefiibrt. @ir brillgen ta6itebelto
Die ri6tise Saiiune oes betreffenoel'
9aiius:
vurfomiId, ionol in Spiel o(s III
Masfe mar Serr Carl Mrto, Der Die
Mone bes .S9nafe" iibernommef
botte. Sn Sen S6wosicene1 init
ySortmig" uno gang Defenders Bet
leinem Iebten 4uftritt I'M letten oft
pirfte er iibermaltigeno fomild1.
Mu6 Ser oSartmigu oes Serrn !9ngo
MoeGer erfreltte 1id oes 8eifals
oes @ublifums. Gut purben aud
oie beioen onbern Baare, bon Serrn
Saul Mesentbin nno SRI. gonring
unb BON &errn @rnlt 8ebleS
uno SRI. Stolte geseben. Die Gee
nen i'm eriten Mft 5milben ben erlten
beiben gingen boraigli6 nno iehr
biibid NOR Die rei5enbe S6afi5ete
oes moern 8aares. ginen treffii-
6en y8rimborius", audi mas Wasfe
uno &oitl1m otbetrof COB Serr 6.
&aba. 9ie beiben 9ienerroaen las
gen in BEN &dnben Der Serren Stub.
Seniel unb Slug. Sane, Die ii6 tire
aufgabe gut erleoieten. @aes in
adem mar es cine bibihe 8orifet-
lung, bon Der mol elm Seoer befries
6int nprpe1pn it,"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-04-22
Den Miaaara 6erabaeitiirst.

Dieies ungliid mag Dem unporf1,
tigen Shiffer, Der Die @arnrng Ser
StromihneGen iiberfiebt, ~piberfab-
rem, un6 dbnli6 sebt es @aen, tpel-
DIE BITE @arnlingen Ser Natur nid)t
beadfen. @~idenjdmeraen marnen
@uh, bob Die 0ieren nidt in g1tig-
felt un6 cine ernite &ranfbeit i'm
an5ug lit - 8afierfudt 8uder-
franfbeit ooer grigbt'ibe Nieren.
franfbeit. Webmt electric 0itters
umo Die Shmer5en tperoen ihninoen.
Cine Sloide fir $t.00 furiertc
MIDI, idreibt S. 9. 8lanfenibip eoi.
Belt, Tenn. 0ur so Cts. bel oIlen
9ruggiiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-04-22

0tApel Al1l utlt SulS, ueI JeRI 0QrI=
li6 ben ounfelboorigen &opf Der
fleinen S6melter on feline 8ruit
orl1dte, als miiiie er lie Dor l1nbeil
idiiBen.
ogtto, mas podfiibrft gu mir ipie-
Der fir eine1 2arm2@ REF tooelnb
cine Stinme bon Ser Sir ber, nno
III oos ounfelgetdfelte 3imn1er trat
la6elno bie 9errin oes SauIes, 9e-
folgt bon ibren anbern beioen Sod.
tern &arleen uno lite, oellen 8uIdyfe
init Der Srppe folgte.
Soft glei65eitig trot ourG cine
Seitelltiir auh Der &err bes 9ouies
in ben eBiaol. Seine flllgen i6ipur-
gen in Dem bon eil1em fltr5er ipei-
BEN @oabart umrobmten @eIiht la
ben our6 oas breite grferfeniter
iiber BEN @arten bino1ts in ben al-
bertparf, mo- oas SonnengoIo IN ben
Wtiaionen Smltropfen auf Ser nei-
ten @ieienfld6e ii6 ipiegelte nllo
pie leu6tetbes @ologei6meibe Fifl
Ste fal6en 8lGtter an ben foblen Ne=
item biegten.
uOas iino Die lesten ifonerl
Serbittage, ainoer," iagte aommer-
5ienrat hermann, ybalb fommt Ser
@inter. SIR ioltet binoiis lit Die
fbone Notur."
o0ie l1mge6ung 2eip5igs lit 10
langmeilig, Qleranoer," enteeeneta
Srou 9beooora 8ermo,ln, oie Cup
pc auffIGeno, mabrenb 8uidfe Die
Suppente(ler berumreidte, vi6 babe
mir ades 10 iibergeieben."
Ser Sausberr lieB Die i6on ars-
einanber gefaltete Serpiette mieoer
iinfen. gs mar, ols b6tte er cine
beftige @%ntgegnung auf oen 2ippen,
er ibDieg aber uno talidte nit einenl
unmiaig acknowledgement oWabl-
5eit" Den 2offel in Ole Suppe.
.@ber DIANA" rief Ute, Die 5mei-
tie So6ter oes Sauies, ndbrello
8ui6fe auf ibren @inf peri6mallo,
upie funnit On nur 2eip3igs Inn
eeburg lngpeilig finben. gu
eben gu ielten beraus. NidJt
ettpa, baB i'd &arleens Shipdrme-
rel bier fir ali Die ner entltanoenen
@nlagen teilte, oeren Sdonbeiten
mir nidt genug piiroigen, tpeil ipir
iie tagli6 Dor @ugen baben, aber id
babe bod %eefunoen, oaB infer 2eip-
gig nit ieinem berrlihen @olo i'll
ndditer Habe mirflid piele maleri-
i6en &ei5e bat, mie mir Tie fonlt bel
groBen Staoten in Der gbene faum
finoen."
.Ou bdttelt 8reoieer lperben lol-
Len, Ute" REF gtta lahenb, uoerm
On beritebit oas abfan5eln ol,sse-
5eidnet, aber BET Mama ~niiroeit Oil
oo6 ilur tauben Sbren prebigen. Sic
qlollbt nun einmal, oaB 2eip5ig Die
i6onite Stabt Ser @elt lit, DOB man
ober, I'M Natur gu fneipen, cine
oroentlide &eiie MAIDEN mub, Die
aid etpas toitet."
0Salte eefaaigit 9einen ~porlallten
Weunb, gtta, gebot Der @ater uno
i6ob Sen Suppenteuer melt bon lid,
oonn ioete er freunolid, foridello in
lltes 5artes @eii6t blideno:
0Siiblit Ou Did beute mobler,
llte2 0u lo1telt nit aarleen cine
feline 5po5ierfabrt nogen. SIR
fonnt nal binousfobren nad oent
8olferiblodtoenfmal nm gu iebeiL
mie meit oie @rbeiten i6on eeoieben
iino. 8enn SIR @ud nadSSiid elf,
fonlnt Sbr nod 5eitie aellug BORT
on, bon Der Sobe ben Sonnenunter-
gang an Ieben."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-04-22

SRI. Sulia CORES, muroe alu
Waittmoh abeno an Der Ode bon
Sio-6lores uno Iranias Strobe
bon Dem Mutompbil bes 9errn SUI
illus s. Gips iiberfabren. Sic mitroe
benubtlos nod ibrem sSaufe, $40
Siio.S alta &oia @penue, eebrodt,
bod baben Ole @erste Die 8erlesui,,
gen fir niht gef1brlih erflart. Mls
Ser ltnfaq berbeigefiibrt nuroe.
fonnte feiner Der @ueen3eugeit er.
ttaren inb auh Serr Clips eibt an.
BON Der Dame geieben@5u ba-
: lie inter ben &dbern iei,
. lag. 8err Clips fteIlts
mo fir iein gri6ei.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-04-22
@prte. Eel benen bic seele friert.

rSbr Sobn bat 5hminoiudt. Ser
Saa lit boffnungsIos", iosten Spei
erfabrene Mer5te gu Geo. 6. Blebens.
einem 4anfmann IN Springfielb, e.
6. Damn 5eigte iib Die pun0erbare
&raft bon Or. Sings SEEM DISCOVERY
Na1 3 @ohen mar Der Batient boz
Zig bergeitent. l1nfeblbar BET Sltlten
uno grfdltunsen, 6as iiderfte Mittel
fir ihmere 2ungen-&rnfbeiten. so
gts. unb $1.00. 3~ufrie6enbeit gararl-
tiert. Brobeflaid)e frei.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-04-22

Sobn $. Bolton, offentIi6er geo.
tar. @runbeisentum. @eent fir
Beniionsanipriide. 8immer 8, st.
Sames SoteI, Oit-Soufton Strabe,
8eioe Telephone $50.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-04-22

Jreb. StaffeI, 319 Commerce
Strake. Stride Samereien fir @ar.
ten unb Gelb. Seu, Safer, aorn
etc. Meoi5in fir Bfer6e, 4iibe uno
&iibner. S~nfubatoren unb 8rutmo.
fhinen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-04-22
Giieniuaaren-S SPECIALIZATION, 0ras-
idrnei6er tn0 WasDfem.

Stpeepers. gartenidlaud, S6eeren.
8anm@ nnb 8lnmensS 1neiber, @ibe
Cutters. bic innerbalb " Bon bonn
3aln ooer 8lumenbeet f9eioen. 3eue
@rasi6neiber unb @as1fen tperben ges
gen alte nmgetauibt ooer bermietet.
@rnsf6neiber, .Sefen, 8icbcle, Softer,
Shlofer, S6Iiinel, S6eeren. Sdgen
tperben repariert. Sreie Iblieferung.
Huft &ulius, binter 301 Oftsgommerre
Strake
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-04-22

EcriDnen, tueldJe in SOmmer-N ei6rtt
in M~oro-Maidigm fir grbolung, &c.
iunbbeit unb &ube geben. 8erf6off1
es @u6. Sreies illuitriertes 8iihleir
Mm menoe lid an
6. 81, gairS, s. g. digit, 219 Sid
mu Elasa, San Intomip, Ser.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-04-22

= Simple fir Hauidbrano, Wil'
Beg Geuer (Bladleg). 3um Der
fonf bel gmpples Drug Gompana.
1923 50. gommerceeSt.. Snn @ntonto.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-04-22
u2icber iterben, 9pftur.

als meme SiiBe perliereil" iaete 20.
8. Bingham bon Brincetou, 81,
ols Die 4er5te linn oieie ALTERNATIVE
in cine San @angrene iteaten.
0onn brandte er @ndlens @rnica
Solbe, nno tpuroe n0lig gebeilt. sic
furiert g5cema, Sieberbloie1, Sen.
len, 8ronopunben uitb Sdntorrboi-
Ben. 25 Cts. bel ouen 9rugeiiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-04-22

- @ltte @etrGnte uno famoier
2unh Itets in 8nrsitaler's Saloou
,inb &eitanrant, @inita StroBe, ne6elI
Der Sane ser Sermannsiobne.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-04-22
2mtn GGnaerfeit.

Bon @alpeiton gebt uns folsen6e
8ulhrift gu:
@ns lange oauert, pirb befannt-
lid INNER quit Die 6ertifsterami.
jden S6neer werben oaber Die Ser
idiebung oes Sangerfeftes, tpelhc
ourh ben Jinan5frad oes Sabres
1907 nottpenbie tpurbe, nidt 8I be-
reuer boben. Die 9orbereittngeil
5lrls Geite Iai5en oas 8eite boffer.
Die 9erren bon Der Geltbeboroe orr
better nit einem Der guten Code
miir6igen gifer uno enttpideIn babei
cine Sndfenntnis, tpelde auf reid)er
yErfnbrung boiiert. 2eioer bot Die
1eftbeb0roe bon Serrn 8rofeiior S.
1nnno Deiler, benz 8unoesprafioen-
I'm oes Decentralization Sdnger-
ssunbes, nuf cine an 6iefen Saltges-
see.r ergoueere ginlebpng einen
zen Wefdeio erbalteu. Seil
y aber 10 biel Wolpoaen
-crbuno aus, baB mir
solsen lniien:
Hralioentl
. MIR i'm
shebor<
.Ap
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-04-22

grnoer Inn ben SAILS, Der iest oGrt-
ltb ben ounfelboorigen @opf Der
fleiner1 S6pelter an feline 8rllit
oriidte, als miiiie er lie Dor nnbeil
frhiikp1
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-03-09
oNE-ARMED MAN A TERROR.
Picks Pockets, Robs Houses, Fights
 Breaks Arm, Etc.

YONKERS, N. r., March s.-James Daly, one-armed man, who gave his address as 45 Water street, New York, created miniature reign of terror in Yonkers today. He arrived in the city at s o'clock. By II clock he had been in half dozen brawls, had picked man s pocket, committed burglary at the home of James Campaign. III Stanley avenue, escaped by pretending he was deaf and dumb, was pursued over back fences by Fireman Robert Wilson, jumped from a twenty foot re- taining wall, broke his one hand, and knocked out Detective Gilbert.
 It took three policement and three citizens-one a former prize fighter to overpower him, and in the chase Fireman Wilson broke his leg. At noon Daily was on his way to White Plains, having been held for the grand jury on a charge of burglary.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-03-09
SPIGoT AND BUNGHOLE
Congressional Economy Exercised in the
 Wrong Place

From the New York Sun.
 It is instructive to see the house of representatives making demonsration in favor of economy. Uncle Joe Can non, a rich man, lets it be known that in his Spartan soul is no desire for a $3,000 year increase of the salary of the speaker. To the presidents pay $25,000 is added with one hand and taken of with the other. Why should the house raise the pay of the vice-pres- ident mere minion of the senate? As for giving living salaries to the chief justice and the associate justices of the supreme court, to the circuit judges and the district judges, the house, afiame with sudden virtuous love of economy, will not do so necessary and commend able thing. Send all these matters back to conference. Let it be under stood by everybody that it is always the senate, the spend thrift senate, which wants to raise salaries, bloat ap-
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-03-09

popriations, waste the peoples money early and often. The house? Why, Stephen Girard was spender compared with that body when once the spasm seizes it.
 When it comes to throwing away mil lions how generous the house can bel It's motto seems to be, "Save at the spigot and waste at the bunghole. '' Yet when oven Bourke Cokran "devi- ated into sense" the majority of the house might have been expected to be sensible also.
 We are no friends of cxtravagant and unnecessary appropriations, and there is good reason for policy of economy; but the United States can afford to pay it's servants, and especially its judges, decent salaries. The mean and picayune ways of congress sontrast absurdly with it's long careless ladling out of great sums, especially when there are any "votes in it.''
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-03-09

The Norfolk Landmark recently in- quired to know what its contemporaries thought of 'newspaperial" as word, and upon our replying that it looked good to us, because it reminded us of oattleships, the Landmark grows sarcas- tic and asks to know what we meant by that. We imagined, mistakenly 1t seems, that mind erudite enough to suggest the initial highly important in terrogation would surely be sufficiently astute to comprehend our Illuminating reply, Has our contemporary never heard of the ancient question, Why is an oyster like a horse7'' and the alto gether convincing answer, Because neither can climb tree?'
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-03-09
FASHION HALL COMPLETED

The lodge hall over the Fashion sa- loon is completed and for rent to lodges, societies, dances and any public meet. ings. Already several lodges and so, cieties have rented the hall for meeting purposes, Among them are the follow, ing:
 Lega Fratellanza No. llS, meets at 7:30 P. m, second and fourth Mondays of each month.
 The W. l.. Human Rights No. 339 meets at 7:30 p. m., the first and third Wednesdays of each month. Projeshen National meets at D. m. every shift change at Old Dominion mine.
 The Red Men of the Word meet at 2:3o p. m. every Tuesday
 Knights of the Royal Arch meet at 3 P. m. the first and third Thursdays of each month.
 Anyone wishing to rent this ball will find the prices reasonable. Apply to
 BRACCO & GIACOMA.
 Proprietors
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-03-09
Present Age Is the
 Most Interesting.
By Professor BOVINE of Boston University

By of oston ffnxH HIS is the MOST INTERESTING AND PROMISING TIME live in the world has known The race began ~ low down. with language knowledge of itself of nature
 and much stock hand We have got ahead very far yet have made SOME PROGRESS and that good
 There thought enough around when the began PEOPLE WERE RUN BY INSTINCT, HABIT, THE M PULSE OF IMITATION That the age of authority and of obedience At last coming the AGE OF REASON AND OF DISCUSSION and begin consider things that thought to be settled years ago
 SHALL DISCOVER WHAT WE NEED, BOTH OURSELVES AND FOR OTHER FELLOW AND THE IT.
 Our status individuals the start very little different from the of the We submoa and subraoa plane We hardly human, but CANDIDATES FOR HU- VANITY.
 THAT FIRST PHASE EXISTENCE OUR PRESENT PHASE IS GOOD LIFE OR MORAL LIFE.
 The difference between the middle ages and today due mora but the scientist and the doctor the DEVELOPMENT OF INTELLIGENCE and of the idea that there is law in life and in the world.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-03-09
An Ideal Cough Medicine

As an ideal cough medicine I re. gard Chamberlain g Cough Remedy in a class by itself" says Dr. k. A. Wiltshire, of Gwynville, Ind. "I take great pleasure in testifyins to the re- suits of Chamberlain s Cough Medicine. In fact, l know of no other preparation that meets so fully the expectations of the most exaeting in cases of cropp and coughs of children. As it contains no opium, chloroform or morphine it ceI. tainly makes most safe, pleasant and eficacious remedy for the ills it is in- tended. " For sale by all druggists.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-03-09

A great many people who have trified with indigestion, have been sorry for it-when nervous or chronic dyspepsia resulted, and they have not been able to cure it.
 Use Kodol and prevent having Dyspepsia.
 Everyone is subject to indiges- tion. Stomach Arrangement follows stomach abuse, just as naturally and just as surely as a sound and healthy stomach results upon the taking of Kodol.
 When you experience sourness of stomach, belching of gas and nauseating fluid, bloated sensation, gnawing pain in the pit of the stomach, heart burn (so-called), diarrhoea, headaches, dullness or chronic tired feeling-you need Ko- dol. And then the quicker you take Kodol-the better. Eat what you want, let Kodol digest it.
 Ordinary pepsin dyspepsia tab. lets." physics, etc, are not likely to be of much benefit to you, in digestive ailments. Pepsin is only
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-03-09
ODD CLAIM FOB NEW TRIAL.
Hardy 8 Attorneys Say Motion Pictures
 Influence Jury.

SUFFOLK, Va, March S.-Scenes depicting carnage in a moving picture show will be used as one of the chief grounds on which is based the motion for a new trial for Sam Hardy, the Holland merchant, convicted of assas- sinating T. G. Jones.
 During the trial, the jury two nights, by permission of the court, attended a local theater. Among the films used were two projecting death scenes, one duel in Normandy and another Ken lucky moonshine tragedy.
 Defense lawyers claim that the mo tion pictures unduly influenced the jury in determining Hardy s fate, and they hope for an arrest of judgment on this ground.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-03-09
WIFE MADE HIM BETTER MAN
Yet Husband Docs Not Want to Pay
 Alimony, He Says.

NEW YORK, March S.-Counsel for Alexander II. Erickson, an importer, who was sued by his wife for divorce in the supreme conrt, in Brooklyn, made the statement today before Justice Thomas that when his client married he was earning $l5 per week, but through the efforts and influence of the wife he had been enabled to increase his income to $50 per week and more.
 He insisted that his wife would in herit $200,000, and therefore, the appli- cation for alimOny and counsel fees was out of place.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-03-09
SOUTH AND THE TARIFF
Ingenious Argument for Share in the
 Protective Pie

From the Lynchbnrg (Va.) News.
 The democratic party opposes the
 principle Of protection per SC. It op. poses legislation which has for it's chief
 objective the imposition of protective
 duties. But at the point where in rais- ing revenue by tariff taxation, the prin- cipls of protection incidentally but nee. essarily protrudes inself as a factor in the equation, then democracy maintains that fair deal should be accorded. And if the republican party is commissioned
 by the American people to continue a protective policy, there is every req son for the democrats to insist that the doctrine should not be applied under the influence and according to tho die tates of sectional bias. Suppose, for example, the democratic party were to oppose the adopdon of policy having in view federal aid for road improve ment upon the ground that it represent ed dangerous centralistic innovation. Suppose the republican party favored the policy and prevailed, carrying prac- tically the entire country save the south. Because the south voted against the policy ought it to be considered log ically debarred from it's receiving its share of federal appropriations for the purpose indicated-logically penalized for having asserted it's true convictions at the polls? Of course not. Or ought
 1t in good conscience to refuse through
 its representatives to receive such sort ,f aid when all other sections of the country were receiving their portion of
 t? It would be the duty of these rep under the supposed condi- ions, to vote against the general prop ,sition, and if, failing to defeat it, then
 o insist upon as just application there 'f as could be afforded. And so with his tariff question. The south and the rational democratic party sacrifice taught of consistency nor good faith when demanding at the hands of con- ,ress that, if protection is to continue,
 hen it's evils should be minimized at east to the extent of relieving it from
 ectionally oppressive features.