davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-05-07

l6lieBIi6 Ser SoG par, tpie Wondle
b~ebouptetert, modtcn mir betn ooG
.be5meifeln. Gein pbieftip bctradtet,
5eiete bieie 8olitif ~ieoenfal1s Sic &C.
i6idte &ono zines i6orfblideroen
Mannes, ser mol bier uno On einet
Sebleriff tat, i'm groBen @on5cn
a6er bo6 gliidlid operierte. 9oB
ite mirflid 10 peltmeite 3ietc botte,
pie pielfa6 bebauptet muroe, MOD
ten mir ebenfoas be5meifeln, aber tie
5og bo6 5iemli6 meite &relle, eng
lambs Iniebn bat ite enti6ieoett er@
bolt uno oie Stellung bes &onig-
tums ouBeroroentli6 befe1tigt.
8erlonli6 mor gouorb's gerbol=
ten felt er &onig par, iiber aaen Ga
oel erbaben. gr mubte gldr5eno gu
reprGicltieren uno Iid BET ieber &C.
legcnbeit uno in ieoer ge5tebung
ieiner Stellung ongemeiielt gu be-
nebmen. Die Solge nor, 0aB man
i'm iebt in england berg0tterte
ano fat iiberou i'm @usloaoe mas
tos iiberi6aste.
@a6folgcr ut icin sobn, Sci oIs
&porg Der Janfte oie 9fcgierult9
iftrnebmlen miro. @as ntar BON
l!;m ermarteG farm, meiB utatt nod
uid}l, er it, wie elrt undergraduates
glott. @nr cini1er 3eit bisS es eilt=
mai, er lei ell berbobrter &rilto<
frat, Elm tpii+enher &onierpotipcr mo
boHe Die iebioe &egierung, ater
mon meiB in. mas bon iold'en @es
1iidten gu b1ltcn. SeoenfaIs fam
ibm Ntemollo Die bolen 0ilige tod)=
iogetl, Sic man ieinem 8oter nad-
iagte, als er in ieinem Sitter NOR.
81 lit immer orbentlih ulio lolioe
getpeier 0ie 8elt fat bisber ie6r
menig @elegenbeit geba6t, lidJ nit
ibm gu beidaftigen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-05-07

lueiB=roten @ren5pfoble fotten 209.=
173 Sremoe, alio MIR etuos iiber
ein Seditel. garis uno 2onocn ba-
ben einen groBeren 6remoelt=gerfehr
aus Dem IuSlano; man peiB, 6ab es
oie erotiiden @dite iino, Die oos met
ite @elb ms 9ono bringen. 9(lid;
fir oie 6remoeniaiion gerlilts gilt
oas @ort uer oriente lug; oenu
NuBlono ltebt init 1880 Spembell
unter ben auslanoii6en @dlten an
Ser Spite. Grit in neitem Abitano
folgt Damn ltnler 8unbesl taat Setter
rei6-l1ngorn NIT 34,700 6renloer.
Sin oritter Steae itebt-ein geipeis
fir oie CUNT, in Ser Spreeatben bpi
Ben 8eiu6errt bon ienieits Deg gro,
BEN Sei6s itebt-amerifa nit 90
700 @6iten. Grit oan1t folgt eng
lano nit 1880, 5dneoen nit H.
$50 uno 9anelnorf nit 1900
5remoer. 5ronfrei6 bleibt init 1915
@aIten nod unter oen' Nipeolt pro1r
10000. Selbit oos fleine @oaan0
brinet es ouf 400 Sremoe, sic
Sdmei5 ention6te 500, 8elgie'l
$500, Stolien $3.50 unoNorpegen
,3050 8eiu6er nad Ser @fetropole
oes Oeuti6en &ei6es. 9onn gebt es
iiber Spanien NIT e74, Yortugal
mit743, Die Siirfei nit 1910, 4iiel
nit 1911, afrifa nit 1867 abpdrts
Bis 1la6 9~l1litralien, oos nit nur
429 Sremoen on leeter Stelle itebt.
Sir Elm l1rteil iiber Die &eiielult Der
ein5elnen 9eationett biloet Die Stati=
tiff einen fat abIolnten @taBitob.
9ie eermaniiden Golfer uanoern
ou6 bier poratt-iDenn molt BON ben
Guiien abiiebt, oie infolgc Ser 9tu6e
gerlins uro Ser euten Ger6in=
bung bie Gei6sbauptitaot ~bepor5r-
gen, ober tie %5urneiit ood mir ols
9urdgangsitation alf oemGege nod
Boris, benz er Iebnteren 3iei ibrer
@iini6e, bennben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-05-07
RaHitalbeilmne


e6pa6e, nern5je 9erfoner, eepIaet bon Sotf.
ritn9sIofsfett un6 f6Ie3teu 9rdunien, erf45p,
f@merse1. SaaraasfeiI, atBnG 1aS'' Ses S"G a siSRa,
unb @et@tS, aatarrba Moeeu6ri6sn, s~tublber.
ftnpfune, miibtsfett, GrrSten, pittsrn, Seroiiop.
fen, Bruftbeilemmune, @eneftIf4fett ntb 9rfib.
finn erfabren aus BEN ySasenb frrnnb", fpie
einfad1, fhneu tittb btllts allie ttnnatiirlts
fen 1erlnfte mnh aubere 8plgen jusenh.
ltdbcr Wertrrunsem sritnblt6 seletlt nts
pslle 1efnnbbstt inb Grpbfnn tpteber.
erlanst werbem fSnuen. - Dans neues
Setlperfa6ren. Seser fetn stsner Mrst.-
Dtefes quberorbe1trt9 tntsrefIaute unb Iebr.
reine Ru1 10eutf1e @ufraee i9oe), peides
bon Jung Nrb pit, WonH unb Srnu, eeIefet
perben follte. fam eeeer Gtnfenbune bon 81
Gents In Briefmdrfen o~erfteselt be5oeen tperoef
bon ber
Pribats& linif, 1877. Abenue
sss,u Bnrk, u. q.
Uean ertp6bne bic Nreie Breie I. Seras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-05-07
100000 5remSe in Berlin.

@oun 1T in Berlin Die Sremoens
Saifon2-fraete bas u8erliner Sa+
geblott". 2odt Ser SHILLING Die
meiiten Sremoen aus DEM Gci6e ltlto
Dem 4uslanoe an oen Strano Der
Spree, ooer biloet bte Sbeater= INTO
&on5ert-S aiion, BEN groBen Magnet.
8eit gefeblt! Ius DEM loeDen CT
i6ienen Sobresberi6t Ser gerliner
@onbelsfammer fir bos Sa6r 1909,
Der Elm b~eionoeres &opitel aulb Dem
SoteI uno @aitnirtsgetperbe piome!,
ergiebt iid nit boiler &larbeit, bnb
Acknowledgements geraoe Die 1etBen
Commemorate, in benen Die 8erli-
ner Dem idpitenoen @spbait nro
oen oriifenoen @dllIermaiien oer
&ei6sbauptltaot ben &iiden febren,
Die er0Bte @naiebungsfraft oltsiibell
Sb es 3ufoa lit ODER a1f ln1teren
@riinoen berubt, oaB Die @erliner
9otels uno 8enitonen geraoe iih
oann NIT i6ouluItigen Sremocn fill
len, pet1r Berlin IS. BON GerIiner1t
leer iit--oielen l1rnitono auf5ufldren
.beoiirfte es elmer Observation-Disclosures
unterlu6ung. &ier lei MIR Die Gots
iade reeiitriert, boB oie fiinf Wtonate
sunni Sui, @uguit, September u1lo
Sftober 5riammen einen eGenlo ltar-
fen Srelnoenperfebr auftpeiien lpie Die
anoeren iieben Monate oes Sabrcs.
S%ftsgeiamn1t puroen inn Sabre 1909
100000 Srentoe it @erliner SO.
tells, @otels garris nno anoereu @n-
italten amtli6 regiltriert. Sic Sc
~lommtaabl ser Sremben, bolt oenen
ELM GROCER geil-ber nidt geaa9lt
miro-bei @efonnten unb 8erlpa1lo,
ten abiteiet, oiirfte mabrideinlid 2
Miaionett ~betragett, 10 ooB auf ie,
oen 9erIiner elm Sremoer fomn1t.
Sn Sen Sonlmer uno Sriibberbitmo<
naten iiberiteigt Ser Sremoenperfebr
monatlid oie 100000; Der SUM
5G6lte 1O2, 900 geiuder, Der Suli
Idon 10000, uno Ser Moltat 9tn-
quit erreidt Die &ohit5iffer lnit 1872
500 Sremben. Scr Septerlber ullo
Sftober MAIDEN iid) in ser @unit ser
Srenben Sen Stang itreitig; iie brill
gen es ieoer al 10000. SIT Ser Mu-
quit Ser fremoenreihe Monat fit
gerlirl 10 lit Ser Saritar ser Weonat,
Ser frog ser Soffelte Die iuenieiten
@dite nod Berlin fiibrt; leille 6rern=
oen3iffer betrdet MIR $1,000. Ser
fiir5eite Monat i'm Sobr, Der 5ebrll-
ar, bringt es i6on ouf $4,000 Sreln-
oe. aitf eleider Stufe itebelt M6ra
ltno Nopember NIT lie $4,000 Srem-
ben, unter Dem 9ur6idnitt BON
100000 Sremoen balten liG aub
Ser @pril nit 10000, Der idjone 0tai
nit $4,000 uno ser 9e5errbcr nit
8 $1,000 Sremoen. 9asielbe 4llf unb
ab 8ei9t au6 oas Sabr 1908, oeiien
@elammt5iffer 1,140,000 Sremoc
betrdgt, 10 oaB mot beinobe BON eli
ner Itdpotger @r16elnllng lt Berlt-
ner Sremoenperfebr lpreden faint.
Sir Die neite Gentroliteae sir Sc
BURG bes SremoenperfebrS III Ser
lin liefert oieie intereIiante Stotiitif
mun6erlei Inregnngen.
Gidt minoer intereiiant iii cine Su-
iolnmenitelliag Der Srembel1, b1e aus
Dem Muslonoe fommen, nod ibrer
Seimot. Son i%enIeits Ser ippar5-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-05-07
Mrs. WinsIows Soothing Syrup

lit ieit iiber so Sabren bon MiGio-
men BON Miittern beim 3ahnen if
rer &it1ber NIT p6ligem Grfols ge-
brau6t moroen. .gs berubigt Oas
&tno, erpeidt oas 3abnfleiid, Int
bert alle S6mer5en, furiert 8ino-
gplic uno lit Die bette Ir8nei ecgen
9iorrboe. Son alien 9ruggiiten
in ieoem Sell Ser @elt %berfouft.
Seio iider un6 berIanet uWtrs.
8inslomg SOOTHING SDrup" lrno
nebmt nidts @noeres. % Cts, sic
SIaShe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-05-07
Gin ihcaler Mntte

lit geouGbig, ielbIt nit eiltem 5dltfi.
i6en 8eibe, oen er meiB, reG ie
franfli6 lit uno oaB &lein,9feiten
Tie aufreeen. Sic be0arf Electric
9itters, Ser ipllnoerbarIten 9feoi3i1l
fir IeibenOe Jrauen. @eria6t eS,
Nur so Gts. 3ufrieoenbcit garan.
tiert BON oQen 9ruggiiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-05-07
8pshaft.

y0enfe Dir, gtoia, id ba6e min
fiir meinen 8rautigm Die aorter
i6lagen laiienl~
SEQ, nno?"
SID es ioG linn i6on III offer.
nafiter 3eit etipos iebr ltnangene0-
mes beboritebenl"
o@as nidt gor2 Sd bo6te bod
Sbr moutet erit I'M u06lten Sa6l
heiroten2"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-05-07
S6d)iter @rao BON Gguismms.

Sreier: LIMB nun nod ems,
Sraulein @molie. @iien Sic germ
3miebelflI6en?@
Sraulein stmalie: uSo, logger Lei
oeni6aftlid gern!"
Sreier: Gam beoauere id, Sic
nift beiraten 8u fonnen, oclru id
eiie ielber germ mel6enl"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-05-07

Gatarr6 ranm ntd)t fnriert iuesben
bur6 Iofale appIifationen, ba lie
BEN 9ib Ser aranf6eit ni6t erreiden
t0nnen. &otarrb tit cine Slut o6er Som
ititutions% &ronf6eit utb I'M tie gu bet<
len, miiBt SIR innerli9e S%eilrnitteG neb@
men. San's aatarrbs&nr miro einqes
npmmen lttlb pirft bireft anf oas 9lut
unb Die fhleimige 0berfldde. Soils
&otarrbr&ur tit feline Qnadfalber Ieoie
gin. gle fplirbe ieit Sabren BON eine1n
Ser beiten Ner5te biefes 2anbes beroros
net nno 1T elm re9elmdBi9es 9e8ept. Sic
beltebt aus ben beiten ~betannten Sontca.
terbllnben nit Ben beiten 8lutreiiiz
ounasmitteln, Die brett auf Die S9leims
oberfldde pirfen. Sic boqfommene
@erbinbnne Der 8pei @eitn1oteile lit es,
tpas iol6' tptnoerbolle @eiultate bel Der
Seilung bon &atarr6 berbor6ringt.
S. S. gbeneb & 60, gieent, Go&
leoo, s.. @erfatft bon alien @potbefern.
2abt @ud 3eusniiie u%nionit geben.
8reis Is Gents.
Sal's Ramilien1ginen iinb bic beiten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-06-09
@rpse Sbec einer Tran.

lit, mie iie iid ielbit an5ieben0 madden
fann. Mber obne @elun6beit lit es
fart fir iie, gu gefalen int @eiidt,
in ser 6orm ooer int @ei len. Sn elmer
ISOLDE miro cine franfe 5rou nerpoS
u1t6 rei5bar. ltnper6aulidfeit nno
Mierengifte 5eigen ii@ III Simmer,
B1utanlauf, &autalsidlag n11O ele11-
Sent @eitdtsaus0ruf. Mber eleftri~
ide 8itters baben fi6 oen- 6rauen,
mel9e geinno iein molen, sic S6on=
felt u1o 6rertoe mouen, als cine Got
teslenoung erprobt. Sic regulieren
sen Magen, sic 2eber u1to sic geie-
rem, reinigen 6as 8lut, perleiben itar-
fe Nerpen, beue Mugen, reinen Mtbem,
glatte, iammetartige Saut, lieblide
@eii6tsfarbe, quite @eiun6beit. Ser
iudt es. SOC in Molitors Mpotbefe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-06-09
(Tortiebung folgt)
@unber6are Gntbefmmget,

be5etdnen Sen munoerpoQen Sort
idritt ser 3eit. 9uftfliigel an i@me::
rem Mai@inen, Selegramme obne
9rabt, i@redlide &riegserrnngen-
l6aften, um Mdnner gu t0oten ua10
bas @un6er ser .@unber, Or. Sings
Seem 9iscoperD - um SOS 2eben gu
rettett, penn be0robt our@ grfaltl1nz
gen, Suiten, Ga Grippe, &itbma,
Group, 8ron6itis, 8lutltl1r5, &eufie=
Der l1no blauer Suiten o6er 2l1nge11-
fieber. Sur ale Congratulations
fat es leines @leiden nidt. IS bringt
iofort 2inoerung; eS lit sic it6erite
Sur. Sames 90. 8lad bon Mibepiue,
g. g., 81. 81. go. 4, i@reibt, es beil<
tie ibn bon einem bartnadigen Suiten,
na9oem ale an0eren Mittel ni6tS
gebolfen. SOC l1n6 $1.00. Cine 3ro<
beflaide fret. @arantirt BON Ser Mo-
litor 9rug 60.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-06-09

- l1nter5eidneter fam ale Mao'
den un0 8urj6c1 gebra.:&en, Die or
beiten moner. Mamentli6 f:no Mdo.
den in GROCER Ma6fra9e fir Sotels
nno Yripatfamilien un0 aui 6em
2an6e. Se0em Mbplifanten elm gutter
8lab beiorgt BON 9ouis &otop,
Cargo, q. 8.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-06-09
New Process
Steam | laundry.

Gent SIR EttCaS Don Gltre Wa1d)eY
8enn 10. bann pirb es ii@ @ud IoI>
ni@t auber M@t 8u 1ai5en. Dab MI
@uer gigentbnm bebanbeln, als tpdre ii
ons un1erige. @ir baben hie boujtdd1tz
bigite @ai9anitalt I'M Norbtpeiten 1,nt
liefern erfter &lafle Mrbett. 8ir ge<
bra11den feiue gbeu1ifalen; mir berberbeh
baber Cure @a9en ni@t. @enn Ssr
refine Mrbeit uno bel tie 8ebanol1nf
nont, ba1n bentt an uns. l1tfere Rret.
e ii1b niebriger ole fonftpo, unb nit
beiorgen Cure Sau1ilientpdihe biliger,
als SIR es 1elbif tbun f0nnt. grfun6i9t
unb iber3eugt @u6. ssh baben Igeus
ten in ben umliegenben @td6ten.
6. s. MeDer, 9ampf,paidqntalt,
gigentbiimer.
5. Mbe. g., ct. @Iouo.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-06-09
F0LEY'S
KIDNEY CURE
CURE YOU

WILL CU6E YOU
Of any case of Kidney or
Bladder disease that is not
beyond the reach of medi-
cine. Take It at once. Do
not risk having Bright's Dis
ease or Diabetes. There IS
nothing gained by delay.
Soc. and $l.OO Bottles.
REFvsE svBsTlrvT1s.
Mplttpr 9rug So.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-10-22
ANSWER

Wty Nayfoger buusr and esss a, FgyeBFlans. Of oousa
The daily Alaskan., 1910-10-22
BOATBUILDER
 ELECTROCUTED

P,r Peteraoa. a bOat5ulder, who
 Lad shop at tl- mouth of Lawson creek Mas found dead Tuesday Oct IsH The mast ot a sloop he was r.gaus came ia contact with the uaaa Iae vrss of the Alaska Elec- erie Llsa, & Power company. and by rubbing vUre away tle insulation. Peterson went out some lime Tuesda co ,4A- loaa -4e mast When found later - che dap He was grasplug a-ag-a-re @a4 4e electric current a,s s.I passing through his body H- a4s stone dead The body Was l4kea Do -lc hospital dead-aouse- Fe-zrs1l a4s 4l old-umer in Alaska, o5mlls aeee l ISsI For a number ol years La aas employed at kills LOO. He aas a member oG the As- aocallou lI Alaska 's7 Pioneers He aas ualrs of Sweden and most of Es lst-ars are written iB that au- slase Rev J H. Warmaueu, who s-s a friend oI Lhe deceased, has lse- appointed administrator Of the est4t- which Is sad To amount Co seyersI thousand dollars. COrOue Nma. og Juneau. has decided that an
 agues- s unnecessary Douglas ls- land NeWs.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-10-22
TOWN TALK

1T you want shell oysters, go to the Pack Train Restaurant If
 New, clean and comfortable beds for 5J cents and up at the Dominion dotel. WhltehOrse. Y. T. d
 The Cottage City, according to a cable received today by agent Bold, win sal from Seattle tonight for this port and should arrive Thursday.
 ME. and 5Irs. J, Parker, who have resided in Whitehorse for the past summer, arrived in Skagway on Thursdays train en route to Vancou- yer. They will go out on the Jeffer- son tonight
The daily Alaskan., 1910-10-22
Humor and
 Philosophy
BEARING UP.
By DUNCAN Fl. SHITE

DECAUSE l am a married man, ID With this fac, as a starter, l do not thank the gushing friend
 Who marks me as a martyr. Because l have a wife and kids
 And just that many bosses Don't think that l have burned behind The bridge at which hope crosses. Don't think because 1 cannot call My soul my own a minute That l am fate's unlucky child,
 For there Is nothing in it. Don't think that when the past l scan IL makes my pulses jingle As l recall the oygone days
 When l was young and single. You pity me and think perhaps
 It Is hardship maybe That l should have 10 leave my book To go and tend the baby. We'll. think that lf does you good. But keep. l pray, your pity, l wouldn't trade my nursing job
 For any in the city. No. on the square, f you must know, There are some compensations To have to furnish shoes for four And buy thelr clothes and ratlons, So keep your pity to yourself
 It just eNcItes my laughter, I'll bet you're mad because you missed The girl that you were after.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-10-22
COURT OFFICIALS LEAVE

After the departure from Juneau of the City of Seattle for Ketchikan Wednesday. the court house was al most depopulated. as most of the of neials went to Kclchalan for the term of court at that place. There will be both grand and petit juries in session at Ketchlkan, and if in- dicrments are returned against sev- eraI prisoners ncaroerated in the fed eraI jail the prisoners will be taken there for trial The party that left includes United States Marshal H. L. Faulkner. Chief Deputy Jack Mullen, District Attorney Rustgard, Assistant District Attorney Folsom, Court Sten- osrapber Mrs C. z. Denny, Chief Del' uty Clerk II. Malone, Assistant Deputy Clerk E. W Pettlt and Court SJen- ographer R. Robertson, who boarded the Seattle at Wrangeu Judge and Mrs Lyons arrived In Ketchtkan on the Jefferson. and the entire party will remain in that city until after court Is over At this time, it is im- possible to determine just how long court wu be in session but 1t will be al least six weeks.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-10-22

ouIcK DELIVERY pHobE 90 HszeaEe o1zI and SooU delivered noon rhortest aouce day ana night
 a. FREIDENTHAL
The daily Alaskan., 1910-10-22

ar Clean a-s.-- Baths .r.a Best a u. ace...u l-r---.- Fur l-le1 .-..l- ..r .al.
 ..u..- --. Fishing
 .l- and Sailing -r t.e-a from Juneau u-l.- visits l-- ..l-l... aa. r-.as -l--rt.. ..a-, Dr. F. l. Goddard, Prop.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-10-22
Not RestfuI.

Not Restful. ''You look tired" ''I am tired" "what have you been doing?" Reading fiction" 'eThat shouldn't be tiresome." Well, 1t is when 1t consists of req sons why people don't pay what they owe you"
The daily Alaskan., 1910-10-22
ADVERTISED LETTERS

Jrlllaluas5 letters remaining in th skasUay 3. O Oct 22. 1910 Cutler Mr VIII Collns. Mss AK leardl D1azAgry T F. leandl Housamau, Mr Roy l2 oardsJ Jackson Mrs. James Laas4naasea. Miss E. tcard) MausebardJ. E c. Rogers. Miss A. T. Rorks. Mir 0. w. tcardJ Rusb. Mr E. A. (candJ Schroeder. Henry F. loardl SmiJh. A. B. e cards) smlgh. Mr. c (card) T0sle, L. A Wood Mr. Robert (cardJ
 A E. KINDELL, P. M,
The daily Alaskan., 1910-10-22
Rsats Paving Fare.

'They ought to pay people for riding on this line" said the old grouch, who Tas far from being satisfied with the street car service.
 "They do if you work it right"
 ''Wish l knew the combination"
 That's easy. will give you a let ter of recommendation any time you want to apply for a job as conductor"
The daily Alaskan., 1910-10-22
Some Difference.

"Do you like to have people fuss over you?
 Depends on who 1t is."
 "Oh, l suppose so."
 ''Now, a prizefghter can keep his af- factions to himself"
The daily Alaskan., 1910-10-22
Getting Pointers.

Johnny, what are you going to be when you get to be man" "A prizefghter."
 Had any training?"
 "Just watching paw and maw scrap"
The daily Alaskan., 1910-10-22
Much Worse.

"l wonder if there is anything worse than not knowing when to stop"
 ''I should say so,"
 What Is it?'
 Not knowing when to begin"
The daily Alaskan., 1910-10-22

William Hoakzs has r-oPeued his bcgt aud saog rspaE shop. a1d olt aF toau Uark gil receive prompt at1auaoa Oaly lAe beal of mater iaI ussd. and fEst class work aJ req reasonable prices s gaaraEteed Op- poals J fL Lynehs store lmo-
The daily Alaskan., 1910-10-22

Come in or phone orders for Gibsoi Rye and Val Blatz Beer; delivered to your home by The Mascot
The daily Alaskan., 1910-10-22

Who se-E tae llst tszs at tg.ceutS psr 40z. and butter aJ f9 Gents per roualz
The daily Alaskan., 1910-10-22

GbQrcDe$
CATHOLIC CHURCH

CATHOLIC CHURCH s a. m. Holy Communion 70 a. m. Mass and sermon. l2:I5 p. m. Sunday School 7.30 D. m Evening service All are cordially invited
 Father F. H. Turnell.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-10-22

The regular Sunday dinner of the Dewey Restaurant will be served from five to eight ?. m
Arizona republican., 1910-04-03
BASKET BALL TEAM
 WINS FROM MESA
The NormsIs Take Another Cup by
 the Close Scor. Of 22 10 21.

After what the normal did to Mesa ycsterday afternoon. it may be just q little out of order tu refer back day to another incident that happened in the Gem City and wherein the Normal won another cup But news is news ard notwithstanding the fact that it is rather hard on Mesa. justice to the normal demands that publicity h" Eiy- en the fact that on Friday afternoon on the Mesa High School grounds. tn" Normal Basket Ball team won q game from the Nj. A. team by the close score of - tu 2l
 The game was called at f:3p and throughout was an intensely interest ing and exciting one. That it was vcrs close. the score indicates and at ID" time during the progress of the game was either team in position to take any chances or become careless. Both teams did some excellent work. The normal girls displayed some splendid tcam work and were exceptionally successful in throwing baskets from the foul line
 The normars lineup was as fol- luWs:
 Forwards: Alma Elinsson. Jennie Weedin.
 Cnntvrs: Nc"uIa Mill"tt. Mary Dun lap.
 Guards: Hazel Barr aud Lucille Morrison.
 Mir. IIack"tt of the Evans school re- tcrecd in q satisfactory manner. Much credit k due Mrs. Dana for her cf- forts (" arouse interest in basket ball work. She was inStrumentaI in plan ming the arrangements for the series of games and for offering the hand some Silvcr cup. IL now becomes tn" permanent property Of the Normal association. it having won if two years in succession
Arizona republican., 1910-04-03

Spring Humors arc duo to the impure. impoverished. devitalized condition of the blood brought about by the unhealthful modes of living during the winter, too close confinement. too little outdoor air and exercise. too heavy diet. Hoods Sarsaparilla cures them.
Arizona republican., 1910-04-03

l.. w Rihardson. the local manager of the telephone office, has rented one of the Penn houses on east Eighth street
 There is an old saying that every dog has his day-thc same might he truly said uf pitchers. Miss Alta Holmes of Phoenix spent yesterday here with friends and will remain over tomorrow.
 Two new cups in d single week. That's going some. but then. the nor maj earned them.
 ". F.. Mullen of Ray is here for a short visit with his family. Nearly everyone in Tempe had bus mess in Phoenix yesterday afternoon and most of them managed tO get out to the park in time for the finish
 X semi professional Vs. school boy was the issue yesterday and the school boy won. Of course. Williams didn't have good support-hcnce the disaster.
 M. L. Spear made a trip to Gold field day before yesterday. He is another Tempe man who has q claim in that vicinity and is much pleased with the present outlook.
 You can't always prove things by the stars. report to the contrary from the sister city notwithstanding.
 C company was inspected last cv- cninG by the local officers on the 18th. the regular inspection by the army officer takes place
 Not only did the normal players out play the Mesa lads. but the Tempe rooters on the grand stand out rooted the fans from Mesa.
 Druggist Hamer dispensed about thousand free drinks of soda water Friday. approximately a hundred gal Ions.
 There was some talk while back about q banquet to the Normal team on the condition that it win the final gdmc.-It won il.
 The river took big spurt yester- day forenoon and by noon was higher than it has been in several weeks. way past fording.
Arizona republican., 1910-04-03
THE LADIES BAZAAR
 \ FINE SUCCESS
4 Good Attendance at tn. Opera
 House Friday Evening.

The bazaar given by the Ladies of St. James guild of the Episcopal church at the Goodwin opera house Friday evening was another of those successful affairs that the ladies of that church are in the habit of giv- ing from time to time. IL is becOm- ing recognized that the Friday Ar ter sster' is always the date of a function of some sort under the aus pices of this organization and thus far they have without exception been pleasant for the public and proiita ble for the guild.
 Friday evening the ladies entertain cd the public in their usually pleasing manner and the bazaar was well pat ronized. The opera house had been transformed and was occupied by half q dozen booths. presided over by diff dcrent members of the organization and where all sorts of things were on sale. The feature of the bazaar perhaps. was "Rebekah at the Well. :" There sweet cider was for sale and was dipped from natural well in pitcher by young ladies appropriately coStumed. It was d novel attraction and did not fail to draw more than the usual amount of attention