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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-04-06
Seh1tes &apiteI.

IS mar pie elm @etpitter i'm Sod,
lommer. Cine i6lpor5e Stllrlnpolfe
fog iiber Die eanoidaft; 5ebn Mlinu-
ten lang raite Ser Srfan llll Batfe
9onnerihldge fielen, ols ltiir5ter
unter ungebeurem @etoie 6elsntoi.
len ibereinanoer, @lit Out @lit
ltri6 flammeno iiber bos 5irrta.
ment, baum praiielte Ser &eeeil berob
9innen elmer 8iertelltunoe lpar oas
8etter gefommen unb peiterge5ogel
Ger 4nblid Der aufgeriibrten geo.
tur mar BON 10 einsiger S6on,
beit, bob Die Sniaiien oes oolten"
Sauies inter Dem boriprillgenbeu
8ortifus Dor Ser groBen SlurbGne
iteben geblieben maren. Sen glu-
tritt flanfierten 5pei iteinere 81n.
fe, ouf Ser einen iaBen Otto un1
Soft uno neben ibnen far,erta Mnrle.
marie init bohge5ogenen @einer
gegeniiber iaB 8olfo, mdbreno Sci
ten IN Ser Sir itano uno tiefer bin
elm Die Waoame. 8on einem Sen-
tier Der Soae aus beoba6teten 8eo.
filB uno War oos iltereiionte S6au-
Ipiel.
@eiproden muroe nift piel. 81.
meilell REF @olfo Elm @ort Ger Sc
numbering ooer bei eineln 9reuen
9lib i6rie 9lrnemarie eirllal lcil1
nuf; aber bas 5au6en oes Sturlns
uno oas &olen Oes 9onners per
idlongen ieoe IeuBerung. 8elten
ltano mie a%ngepur5elt in Der Cir
Scr 8lurbe1e; er riibrte iid midi.
ST i6allte in oie @libe binein, o6llt
nit Ser @imper 5u 5uden. Gr mar
Elm GROCER Mann, fat pieri6rotiG,
NIT ltarten Sfultern uno Dodqe-
molbter 9ruit. God er mar ldoa
eetpohien uno feline @altliltg itott-
li6; ieine 8emegungen batten I'M
lller etlpos &ubiges uno Musgeglidle-
mes, es lag cine gepiiie 8laItif in
ibnen. Nur Dem Brofil feblte Ole
feline 2inie; oas @elidt mar bort,
Stirn uno 9inn edig, Die Noie 9roI'
uno frGftig Der Mtunb; INNER fiel
oas l6mer 81 9lGttenoe blonde Soar
Itrabniq in Die Stirn. Iber oas
lhone grole Auge beberridte 10
poaig oos @ntlit, BOB Die 0isbor-
monte ser 2inien sur Re6eniodye
luuroe. Gs mon Ell flares, 6lonfes,
It16lernes ailge, msbrudspoG unb
leufteno bon SnteGieen5, lei6t ullo
einmol perbdnet pom S6leier
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-04-06

Die 8iirger bon @uitil baben
ben &ontraft fir BEN Nellbau hes
0ammes rotifi5iert.
Sn @ranlas @oB bo6en iid)
Die 9iirger fir cine &ommilitonsper-
lpaltung erflart.
Sn ser 2ocal Option slbltin,-
mullg gu @aribaa baben Sic Frobi-
6itioniIten geiieet.
- Ole 9iirger bon Guero babed
IidJ gegen Ginri6t1ng elmer Sonntii=
iionsperpaltung erflort.
St ser Nabe bon 9(ltocr, @o=
liab County, ltarb S~eroindno $. Oft
6re6t If.
Sci Dem 8eriltde, aug oen'
@efdngnis in GenterpiQe 81 emit
flieben, muroe 5ranf gates bon ether
goIfsmenge eri6oiien unb iein Sobr
Oolp, Ser nit inn e~ntflobcil, NUT
oe o~ufgebdngt, aber nod le6eno mie-
ser abgei6nitten.
Sn Sort @ortb lit Oes erFt(
Seras Conformation Gongreb 3lIam:
mengetreten.
Sn Souiton Nltarb Sobn Steill'
6agen, Elm befannter oeutider Sir.
ger iener Stoot; ferner Sermmlr
Sol1er, Iuguit Siaenoabl unb Sotrr
S. Mueller.
Sn gl 8aio bat ntatt neltr
Serionen unter Der @nflage herbal
tel, Opium iiber oie @ren5e &c
ihnntnneIt I'll hnhen
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-04-06

Cine olte 8ergmannsglode, Sic
ntebr ols 3 Sabrbunoerte 6inourdp
oen 9ergfnoppeu oas 3ei6eu gum
Gin uto I%usfobren gegeben bat, 1T
m1tntebr, lpie mar aus @oslor mel
oct, ibres Mntes entboben worhell
nno miro ibren Nubeplot I'M oortieen
Wfltielm finoen. Die @lode bi1,Q
in Snrme auf Dem ginfabrtsballie
oes &emmelsbereer 8erglperfs, Dos
in mebrfa6er 8e5iebung belnerfens-
merit lit. Die 4%usbeutllng oes 0erg-
merits, oos cine ser menigen Sulto-
ltdtten BON @oelmetollen in Gentldi=
lono reprdientiert, geidie6t nid)t
our6 ienfre6te, ionbern ourd) iiber-
ipiegeno nagere6te Sto0en III oeil
&ummelberg binein. 8is Dor citligelt
Sabren itollo Der geiu6 oeS Berg
merfes ieoermann frei; oieie Grlaub
mis- bat aber a1fgeboben meoelt mil
len, ga lid man6e DISQUALIFICATION
erga6en ul1b iid ou6 ltngliidsfoac
%ereigneten. Die olte @lofe mltroc
i'm Sabre 1896 i6oobaft. 8eriud1e,
Die peridieoene Spriinge NIT @loden-
metal mieoer ors5ufiiGen, iitto mis-
lungen. Sic lit nad elmer Snihrifft
Elm @erf Der ebemals ~bliibenoen Sos
lar'iden @lofengieBer5unft INTO meiit
oen loteiniiden Spru6 auf: aSm
0ienite onoerer ber5ebre ib mid 3"
Gin peiterer Sell ser Sni6rift nennt
uls oamaligen 9egenten belt 'Ser5og
Sulius bon 9rounihmeig nno 2iine-
burg uno ols @lodengieBer Sen Mei=
1ter Sons Mertens.
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Sciratsideine. 0cbnrtcn. :
ocsf1Qc.
Se1ratsfdei ne

9e1ratsfheine.
Sobn 9roofs uno Marp s. Gage.
meier.
81. 9. Somers uno Oaic 8. Soil
mann.
@olaee grooell ullo Mattle Sri
oap.
ISM. 3iegler it. uno Gpo Souiic
Oh Weitre.
5. Sduarb iino @iprtle eclle
Sboof.
Sen @rmitrong uno @Go Gpp.
90. 90. 3uerder Ii. 9[gnes Boehcl.
glbe $. Sans Auno 9ennie Sdle.
finger.
gilbert $. s6iebel uno Cora eeay.
Gomaro Soae iino S6ercIa 9ie6.
nufo.
@eburten.
s. g. @eB uno Srou, Gil anobe
9. g. Teinboro nno Srail, Elm Mao,
den; Geo. &ratpis uno Sran, Elm
anabe; Soc 9aum unb Srou, Elm
arabe; Conrad Ieifert ulo Srou,
elm NaOden; q. Sadnomis uno
5rou, elm &na6e; Mobert Matoorfi
uno 6roli, Elm Mdo6en; IS. $.
Bauer ua1o 6rnL elm &llobe; Gil
Inns Gspep uno Srou, Elm sfrlabe.
Jo1PsfGIIp
CHARLES germann, "a Sabre alt
9ermarm Corning, 70 Sabre; Gbos.
Serlped, % Sabre; 8rou Morie 6.
5%elotmann, 26 Sobre; Gomurno
gellinger, 65 Sabre.
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SGmurrbpiben bnr6 Mnfiansung 5n
Sa1ie furiert.

4Qen 2eioenben, Die mir Bic Noreiit
~Suienoen, tperbe i6 6eutli6 erfIdrei1. lpit
man 9dmorr1oioen 3u Sartie bur6 Auf-
iau9lng 6eiif. IS lit einerIei, Oh Sie
SGntortboioen iogenannte blii1oe, blltell'
oe, iudenbe ODER beralls9ebrdil9te iiub;
ih iperbe etpas bon bieiem Wittel Of,
Iolltt to1tenfrei ienoeu, loipie oud), i'm
SoIle es getpituiht tpirO, &eferer5en ulls
S6rer lumittelbarer llmgebung. GhneQt
Qinoerun9 ufrb bnuern0e9eilutie lit iidler
S6idt feiil @elb, mn6t a6er anoercl
Mlitteilung bon bieiem Iuerbieteu
S6reibt 6eltte nod an 8rau Mt. Gum.
mers, @or g., Notre Game, Sno. SGreis
ben sic in bieier Spra6e.
s. g. 9lideb un0 Srau oil 8eoroc =.
@i9l, @runoftiif on Der @uentber Cir,
$4,000.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-04-06
Sic arme &rin5eiiiu,
9fornan BON Seoor uoa
3obeltit.
(Sortlekultg.)

g(nnemorie 5og Otto an ben $50
gen beran. u@eltatten guer 0urdl-
lall6t por5uiteqen: Serr Neidfe, bes
9urgmiiqers Sobn, Stuoioius meOi-
eind = 4 lit bod ri6tig? BENT
nd6it Doftor, ober MIR ullpraftild,
patbologiider anatom ooer dnotolni=
ider 8atbologe, init 9luslidtell orf
beoeutenoe 3ufunft, Ser Sreuno
Solts nno 9ruoer bon @rcicn, Gre
ten fennen guer 9ur6luudt; he lit
bel o1en Gummbeiten pornhl'eg uno
miro nit mir n0es Sangers Slut" ,
bon bitlten a%ngefangen, 81 oeflantio-
rem l%ernen; BENT borauf fam iidj
Snfel 9fiibe5obl p%erlaiien: NIT be;r
Moo, 90 bilft ibm fein 9riiden."
u@nnemorie", e~nteeeenete ser On.
fel, reg gibt 5tpei cd, oopor iollen
iid Siinglillg uno Wagoeleilt bitten
9eim Singing beibt Dos Cd 5dul-
oen, beim Mdeoelein idnoobrrg. III
10, SEER Otto 9tel6fe = M, Do$
freut midi. @er erlelldtet Sic ben1l
IN Ser @iiieni6oft2"
y@ebeimrat 8ir1om, @lter 0urd)=
loll6t."
IS : lief, eriiBen Sic i'm pull
mir = mir baben uns i'm Bor(o-
ment oft in ben Saoren. eelegen ullo
moren bo6 bie beiten Sreu,oe. Inn
aud Sbrent lieben 9llten 5eltellel'
Sic idone @riiBe, ltno mell1t Ct min
mieoer mai Sol5 obfoufen piG, ioj
er nidt 10 grob iein. Ger lanoelt
mie i6 ooer nod touer, unb neulid
bot er mir iagen laiien: niie Suhen
int nmfreiie bon 5ebn 0feilel, Die
oeritanoen 5uiammen nidt 10 Der.
flu6tig gu idadern lpie meilie Ser
5oglide 0urdloubt. 2ieber @ert
gtei6fe, bas @ort mar mir einl
8oltot; ooS bab' i6 Dem budligcr
Siaodiobn mieoerer5ablt, uno oo bai
er ernitboft genicft uno eeiogt: rGaS
lit mabr, Onr6louht, ipenrl id; 10 3!
bol,beln neritGnoe oIs mie Sic, 81
luar' ib bette eit genla6ter @tan!.
Dos bat er geiogt. -" @o.auf bcl
Ser5og orobneno lo6te, nod Hinntol
nit Ser Sono, an ser bereits Be,
2eoerne nit Der geplabten 0uullrn.
nobt ioB, einen IbidiebsgrltB ipintt;
mo oarn Dem &utl6er auf sic Sdltl
fer idlugd. uGormarts, So5ell-
bor6tl"
Die @Gltlc 5oeen oll. .g8os bcii5t
ser Sild2" i6ric Der Ser5oa.
uMenio," ihrie go5enborot 5arild
Der @ogen fllbr I'M bas 8lieoer'
bosfett. n@os beiBt Nrinus9" lhrit
Der Ser5oa.
Ser 2este!" idrie go5enborb:
lino bieb miiteno ouf Die 8feroe eir..
Sect mar Ser @ogen ifon neit
entiernt, ober mo horte boh ned
ein n~uffobrenoeS 9onterlueter. lln(
ser @in1mel itimlnte Gin: cs 900 Gil
@etter iiber @%otterneeg, cilt oiGel
@olfenpafen itoub iiber oell S6loi
lie, uno Der >Sturm brod leg. Il
fam init ploslider 8u6t; CT futl
ni6t quer onrb Die 2ltft lonocrl
| gleidiom bon oben na6 unten; cir
Iegen BON trodenen @eiten uno 8ldt.
tern ihalterte our @rbe. Mmlemari<
lhrie auf, l1no aaes elite III oas
| SOUS, Der CRIME Mar i'm Scfelgo.
(opp init i6lotternoem SaItenpuri
mo gang bon rltbiger @iiroc, Of altd
oos @etter grob mar, ser .9erl
| S6loBintenoant.
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netiZ an SteuerZabler.

Die Itdotii6en Steuern fir oas
6isfoliabr 1909 (6egim1eno om /.
Sunni 1909 uno enoeno AM 81.
Mai 1910 iino fdGig u1o 5ablbor
in Der Office oes itaotii6en Gteller-
Solicitors, 3imnter No. Is, Staot-
&aGe, bonn 1. Ipril 1910 bis gum
81. Woi 1910, obne Snterelien,
Strofen uno Soften, tpenn por oelt
1. Sum- 1910 be5ablt.
grDan Gallagban,
Ntteltiert: WdDcr.
Sreb Sries, Staot=Glerf.
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Mrs. WinsIOWs Soothing Syrup

lit felt iiber so Sabren BON MiGio.
men bon Miittern beim 3abnen If
rer &inoer NIT bDllisem Grfplg ge-
6rau6t nor6en. gs berubigt oos
&ino, ertpeidt oos 3obnfleii6, linz
bert ale S6mer5en, furiert @inn-
Golic uno tit Die bette Qr5nei gcgen
0iarrboe. Son alien 9ruggiiten
in ieoem Sell Der @elt %perfouft.
Seio ii6er nn6 perlangt uWtrs.
Binsloms SOOTHING Sprrp" nno
nebmt nidts Inoeres. 25 Cts. Sic
Slai6e.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-04-06

@enn ienlano ueriidert or lei
Gin anltdnoiger Menid, oann pflegt
Ell belnrgt gu iein, man tonne cs
auf oltoere Meiie nidt erfobren.
5rieoen 81 ihlieben oa5u
gebort bismeilen rnebr Miit, als lpci'
ter 81 fdmpfen.
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Ser M1tf SEES g(utes

nod &eintgung 8eiet fi6 in gus-
ihldgen nno idledter @eilftsfarbe.
gber Or. Sings Seem 2ife Bids se-
ben frii6es 9lut, roiige @eli6tsfor
be n1o @einnobeit. 25c BET aGen
0ruaoi1ten.
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81 [ I | c /.
Sci Sen 0ncnl Sntinll-9[h

Sci SEN 2ocal Sption<glbltinl-
mungen III Sainois 9aben bic anti=
Brobibitioniiten beoeutenoe @eipinne
gebabt.
: Sn ser Gbicaeoer Sio6tpoGl
6oben Die 9entofroten bte Mebr5u6l
Der ALDERMEN ertpdblt.
Sn Der Stabttpabl gu Milwalt-
fee baben bie ~Su5ialbemofraten ge.
iiegt.
Sn Ser @eeenb bon aeo, @rf.,
bat eite bonitdnoig aus 9segeul
beltebenoe Menge 5tpei Neger, eine1t
Monn uno cine Srolt, oie oes Wor-
oeS o1geflagt narer, gelpnGt.
Sic Union 9anf Of 8rooflpn
bot lire SHren geidloiien.
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6. $. Surfamp, Ser @eibafts-
fiibrer Der @aiiernerfe, bat einenl
&omite Ser Sanoelsfammer bos Ser
ipreden g~egeber, Bob Die geipiinidier
Serbeiierungen iofort IN Ingriff ge-
nontmen iper0en ipiiroen.
- Ser 8arbier o. 6. @uiaen i'll
BON Ser anflage, bas Sonntasseeiet
iibertreten 81 baben, freigeiprcben.
= Ser 9eteftin 0eipnar1, Ser iit
BON ieiner 8eripunoung nod timer
erbolt bat, lit nad gbicugo yerciit,
nm iid bort elmer Operation Si me
teraieAen.
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3altet Die 0tiereu geiuno.
@einmO6eit lit ser Grbaltnns inert
nub etnige Sam Imtpnier 2ell=
te uiiien tie at idGten.

&iele Son 4ntonier 2eute ge-
fGbrben ibr 2eben bur6 @erna6loiii-
gltng ibrer Nteren, net1n oieie Siilfe
gebro1der. aranfe Nieren iino Die
uria6en pieler 9eiben uno i9lehter
8eiun0beit, oo6 braubt man meoer
81 lei0en, nod IN @efabr gu bleibelt,
oa olGe &ranfbeiten uto S6mer5er;,
Die bon i6ma6en Nieren berrii6ren,
roi6 ut0 0ouerno Dur6 0en Sc
6ro16 BON 9oons Nieren 9iGen ae=
BELT peroen. Sier tit Sic @mpfcE=
hing elmer 8iirgerin bon Gan 9(n=
tonic:
@rs. sc. 81. @ooogote, 1o6 geo.
t6on StraBe, Son @%ntonio, Segos,
i6rei6t; SD gebrau6te 5tuei
S6odjteln bon 9oon's geieren 9il-
len, oie ih BON Ser Serar Srug
So. gefouft uno BIN frob at beitGti=
ger, BOB lie mir iebr gut 9etolt 10,
ben. Sic beieiti9ten f~ortpGbranoe
&iifenI6nler5en, an oenen ib lit
ltllo ollie ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Die in
meinen 95ieren berri6ten. Sd hege
ei1e bobe 0eeimung Don 0oons 9sie=
rem Giaen un0 bin itol5 ouf oell
Segen, BEN id Gus ibrem @ebralt'b
ge5ogen."
3um gerfouf Bel alen SGnolern.
8reis so Gents. Soiter=Milbur1
60, Buffalo, Seem gorf, oGetniye
Igenten fir bie Ser. Staoten.
Grinnert Gu6 oes @omens =
9oan = ltn0 nebmt feline anoeren.
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Die 9ittsbulreer @rafters bu-
ben ii6 o1rdidnittli6 nit $100.S3
fatfen laiien; oos lit INN 500 nlebr
ais Die Serren int ein3elnen inert
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e fGIle
Der 9Gmpn Der Guft

lit Der &eim BON Ga Grippe. 0erlcl-
be er8eu9t Sdlpd6e, gterpoiitat, 9(p.
petitloiigfeit nit unorbnungen Der
2eber ltno Nieren. electric gitters
reiniqt oas 8lut, itdrft ben Magen
uno bringt 2eber iino Nierelt ME.
Der III Sronung. 92lir SOC. 8oae Sl,-
frieoenbeit gorantiert bon oQerl
9ruggiiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-04-06

Man liebt iid ME 10 ic6r non
gunoesgenoiien Inn, uls penn ntall
ltnredt hot.
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5taat S1io. Do.
2ucas n. 50.

Sranf S. g9enep befdtp5rt, bab
er Der dltere gartner ser Sirma S. 5.
@9eaeb nnb g o. lift, ipeI6e @efddfs
te in Der Stabt SDlebo, in oben9enalrle
tenn goulltp u1b 5taate, tut, nnb bab
6eiaete Sirmo Die Summe BON elm:
bunbert 9olIars fir ieben Se1
bon &atarrb be5ablen tpirb. Der bur6 ben
8ebrmud bon 9aIIs &atarrbs
Gur ni6t 9ebeilt iperoen fam.
SrantS S. 6 3 n eD,
Beid)tporetl Don mir ltrlD inter
f6rieben in meiner @eeenpnri
am 6. September 81. 6. '86.
SieaeI,
q. SO. @Ieoion, offentlider @otar
9an's &atorrbS&ur tpirb innerli1 ges
nonln1en unb fpirft brett auf bas 8liti
ntlb Die idIeimigen Sberfldden beg CIV
TENS. 2abt @n6 3eu9niiie frei ali,
ididen.
S. S. gbenen& 60. Solebp. 6.
8erfauft bon alien Ipothefen. Toe.
3aus Samilien<Biaen iinb Die beiten
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User ininer gut fabren mil,
iltllb niiien mie peit er gebcu oorf.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1910-11-12
At the Theatre.

Perhaps you may attend the opera,
lheater or some concert and 1t may
not come up TO your expectations, then
leave or keep quiet. Persons sitting
near dissatisfied spectator are often
compelled 10 listen TO q lot OF ceaseless
chatter and be annoyed by those who
Mould be happier outside than inside.
DON'T sit, as someone says, until
Judy blows the trumpet" before you
remove your hat. Sit down and re-
move lhc headdress at once. and do
70, wait until the curtain rises TO
lift that heavenly thing Of chiffon and
roses and hide tile heroine on tile
sage III her best act. One man once
made the remark, II wish that woman
had to sit before herself through just
Que performance She had the good
grace to laugh and was quick to de-
'ect the fact she unconacioIsly an
nuyod others, but some do not care
and these are the annoying ones. The
chewing gum 'cracker" is nerve
rackius. 100. She chews the gum
noSi!y, rattles tile box OF candy. Tnis-
pers, filters and finally leaves between
nets
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1910-11-12
Needed Reform.

When in the we'll known phrase
of former president OF the Unite.i
States, office holders recognize that
"a public office IS 4 public trust
then, and not till then, will grating
cease in municipal and other govern
ment. With far too many people IN
Office is looked upon as an opening
to make money by accepting bribes
and robbing the people. The idea OF
one finding his reward in the honor
the office confers and In the oppor-
tunity 1t affords Of rendering a SER
vice to the public never enters the
mind Of such people. That to them
is SO much absurd sentimentalism.
They are in office for what iney can
get ont CT it. and the people suffer
the consequences. Still there is hope
that the lofty principle that leads
English and Germans to consccra;e
themselves to the peoples good may
in time also be widely adopted in this
country. The grating uncovered in
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1910-11-12
Hints for Large Women.

II You are large. you deplore 1t just
rs much as slender women do their
noticeable angularity. Now there Is
far more opportunity OF dressing q
large woman IN a neat manner than
one too small. yet there are many
things to be taken into consideration.
First OF all. avoid a back yoke. unless
The yoke Is pointed and extends 10 the
waist line. A woman with a roll of
Gat on the shoulders snould always
avoid trimming at that point. ir
there IS Z short yoke, Invariably it
oils upward. The first act OI the
aeshv wnr.an is to lace her corset,
aud this throws the bust almost un-
der the chin. You see women every
day wholly out of proportion, and all
due to this lacing that holds the form
up. Lace the corset over the hips,
leave the top loose and wear a bras
sier. You will be surprised at the
genuine comfort and even beauty of
form derived IN this manner. SioiLd
you visit fashionable dressMaker,
you would be al once instructed to
dress In this manner. Avoid belts,
elonsa1e the waist line and wear ex-
treIne!y long skirts as often us posi-
BILE. The paplnm to waist is u good
arrangement to lengthen the waist ct-
iect.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1910-11-12
A WOMAN WHO Does THINGS.

It Is a Joy to discover person who
dares to do the things everybody ought
to do and who also dares to, do it first,
says the Circle Magazine Of the work
OF Mrs. Caroline Bartlett Crane.
Some few years ago meat-inspec:
tion bill was up before the Michigan
legislature as. the result Of constant
campaigning on the part Of MRS. Crane
and her Kalamazoo club women. The
farmers N the legislature discovered
that meat inspection would cut of
their small slaughterinGs and they
were up in arms at once, side tracking
the bill at the first reading News Q:
the defeat reached MTs. Crane at fot..
O'Clock Ii tho morning, and, catching
a four-tl:irty train for the State cap
tai. she arrived before tile opening oi
the morning session. Tien SHE pro
ceedcd 10 viii some OF the opposition
and through their efforts the bill Wds
hrousht-up, for second reading. II
was again on the point Of defeat When
one of these newly acquired champions
called for i7e-ininale recess to per.
nut Mrs. Crane 10 discuss the bill
Mrs. Crane talked to the point. max.
Ing the purport o. the bill clear and
eaipha:i.iIig The great need OF it. Dur
Ing the resi- of TIC day end night she
interviewed farmers. everywhere con-
vincins thcia oi the reAsou&uitaess OF
ti:s'pro2osed law. The next day when
tic bill was finally read it was pass
ed by an overwhelming majority
Which goes To show that Mrs. Crane
IS woman who does things.
The Woman's Civic League was the
result OF vigorous campaign OF Or
sHniZalion In Lle STRENGTHENING
campaign OF the league the women
gathered together the nien on the joh
and g:ayc them soIia lcs.oIs in hand
ling q broom. Gid men they were for
The most part. not used 10 Harl work
or the Interference Of peticoa:s.
1t was another great day WIEN tAey
washed down the asphalt with hose
and broo:ns. almost rcsortiEg TO soap
anu scrub brushes in an erCr. 10 get
of the dirt of ages: There was no
sprinkling Of pavement after that day
but a thorough scrubl: twice a week
with the fire department. TO assist.
The men who were lazy and refused
to work. in the new way were dis
missed, the men who took pride in
the new system had their pay raised:
In this fashion the white wings were
whipped into shape, becoming. before
the end Of three months rival of the
fire department for brilliant service.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1910-11-12
Meaning OF the Landslide.

The Democratic landslide of last
week marks the beginning Of new
era in American politics and govern
ment, says the Atlanta Journal. The
nationwide revolt against Republi-
canism is an uprising against an:old
system Of machine rule conducted on
behalf of special interests and at the
sacrifice of the general good.
The peoples verdict is much more
than reputation of a single party.
It is a warning against that party
methods wherever and by whomso-
ever they are practiced and 1T is
death warrant to the old idea that
government may be manipulated, for
the profit of few at the expense Of
public rights.
Never. was the assertion Of this
principle more widespread and. pro-
found than in Tuesdays elections.
Wherever the ballots fell. they told
practically the same story and drove
home the same lesson. The Repub-
llcan party, it SO happened. was the
stronghold of the outworn abuses,
while Democracy had risen to the
call OF the times. had put its house
in order and had advanced leaders
who truly represented the progressive
thought that was astir in the popu-
lar mind.
Upon it's competency in sticking to
the ideals on which it has now tri-
umphed and in remaining at once
loyal to the trust that has been given
it and undivided within its own
ranks-upon this depends the party's
continued success That it will re-
main so. there is every evidence,
and that means that the prospect for
a Democratic president in 1912 is
brighter than for many decades.
The results in New England and
New York are particularly striking.
Massachusetts and Connecticut, for
long years rockribbed Republican
centers, have elected Democratic gov
ernors. There, as elsewhere through
out the country, the Republican par
;y's broken pledge on the robber tar
if was perhaps the chief element in
it's defeat.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1910-11-12
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