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The Forrest City times., 1910-05-20
LYNcA A NEGRO AT AsHoowN.
Dock Ncclan. the Victim, Stabbed a
 | White Man to Death.

AsAdtwn-Dock McCIa!H, the ne eeo wib stabbed Ernest Hd'e a well ka5wh white planter, in store hero ea'ae rime ago. was Iynched near he jtl here at II o'clock at night Asa lAob of about - men The mob worked so quietly that nothing was tH9wnSof the affair pasicly until the HeNt uFmins The negro was taken taaH 4am officers. who were return ing hih here for preliminary hear Ing. When Mccain stabbed Hale Fuchift Was threatened and the or ftcers hurrled tbp neglo to Texar- kana where he was wa held for tune. Hhe fact that thu officers were @turning with NeCian leaked out anh the mob was formed quietly. When the officers, with their prison. CT. we1e within a few feet of the jail one ofuhem went ahead to notify the iailer iald shortly after he had done So seyerai masked men sprang out of the darkness and oyerpowered the other qte Net shot was fired and there las little noise The negro was seized the remainder of the mob having sfome up after The officer was overpo"ered. and taken to nearby tree, where he was hanged.
The Forrest City times., 1910-05-20
Pauper Baptized in a Bath Tub.

Desiring 10 become member of the Baptist church and wishing to forego none of the rites connected with joining that body, Andrew Bates, an invalid pauper. was baptized in bath tub at the county poor farm Bates, because Of his physical condition, could not be car ried away from he house. yet wished to be immersed in water. and the bath tub Wa eeted as substitute for the usual baptistrv
The Forrest City times., 1910-05-20
Road Agent Holds un -Four.

Center Pont-A bold daylight holdup took place near the little town of Umpire, in the northern part of the county Three commercial travellers and the driver of the team and conveyance in which they were riding were held up by lone, masked hishwaymau. and made to deliver all the money in their pos. session The road agent got $21
 Nc arrests have been made, and there Is no clew as 10 the identity of the robber.
The Forrest City times., 1910-05-20
ore starting for
LATEST MAN IS DIVORCED
Too Tired to Resist His Wife's Com paint, He Admits Lying Abed
 for Weeks.

London Eng.-Archibald Depau. who has gained the name of the la ziest man ill the world was com pellad to drag himself out of bed in order 10 attend the Totrenham police court. where his wife applied for sep aration
 Sine f9o4 he has been afflicted with chronic laziness his wifc.s crun- seI stated He lies in bed for six weeks at time
 Depaa was toe tired to ask his wife any questions, and she was granted a separation order.
The Forrest City times., 1910-05-20
Left Sfso .neo s.- c.ar...L-

iIor SDEiugs -G#1 NeuteGt. r wealthy German. who bal no re}a lives in 'hi= country, and 'aeH Of DO heirs in h.. native and dfaI here. leaving SI5o.ooo to he divided boz tween Inc Barry Hospital tha Sun. shine Home and ,he Ocpbas Home He had heeH in fhe furniture businezs here for 27 wears and lived alone in the rear of hts store Two weeks ago he was found ill and taken 10 san
 tarium under protest.
The Forrest City times., 1910-05-20
TO ENTERTAIN THE PRESS.
Morrilton Will Make Visiting News
 paper Men Feel at Home.

Morrilton-Preparations are being made 10 entertain the members of the Arkansas Press Association. which meets here May 24 to 26. Let ters have been sent to the members of the association, requesting them to notify he boa.d of trade if they are coming. in order that entertain ment may be provided for them.
The Forrest City times., 1910-05-20
AMERICAN AMBASSADOR TO THE KING 5 FUNERAL RECEIVED
 WITHOUT DISPLAY.
ClTY'S NOISE IS SiLENCED
Usual Crowds Missing From the Parks of World Metropolis Upon An nuai Hofday-Reid to.
 Entertain Colonel.

London. Eng Monday furnished striking proof Of the character of England grHi2ms for her dead king Although national holiday, it was lacking in all of the former festive features, notwithstanding thu fact that the new king. George. had asked his people not Co let his fathers death interfere with taeir usual amusements m fbfs d9V
The Forrest City times., 1910-05-20
Roosevelt Received quietly.

Col Theodore Roosevelt. bearing his new title of American ambassador to the funeral of King Edward. arrived at the Victoria station and was off cially received by both the municipal ity and the government.
 King George showed his interest by sending Lord Dandonald 10 Queens boro 10 greet Roosevelt when he land- cd from the steamer and by having the royal carriage al the Victoria sta ton to convey the colonel and his family 10 Dorchester House, the home of Ambassador Reid, where they will remain while in London Admiral Sir George Neville also welcomed Roose. welt at Greensboro. At the Victoria station Ambassador and Mrs. Reid and a staff from the embassy, representa-. lives of the London city government and also of the national government received the colonel. The reception to Roosevelt was cordial and quiet, the death of King Edward overshadowing the whole affair
 Never before have London neWspa- pers spoken in sueh praise of Roose welt There arc column editorials de roted 10 character studies of him. and without exception they are friendly in the extreme Everywhere the ut most satisfaction is expressed that he was chosen To represent the United StatpG ar the kiuy'S funeral
The Forrest City times., 1910-05-20
ear1rupt Merchant sent 10 Jall.

Little Rock, Ark.-NeWman Baum a merchant who was thrown in. to bankruptcy. was committed to jail hy JHdee Trieber for contempt of court Th.s was the last day given him by the court to pay over to Re celver J < eomer, slG.fs4f0. which it is claimed he is hiding from his creditors Baum told the court he was almost pennile
The Forrest City times., 1910-05-20
Queen Touched by Grief.

The royal household and the various diplomatic corps had private view of the body of Edward as il lay in the coffin on eatafalque in the throne room The queen mother was greatly moved bg the affection dis played by the king $ old servitors and said their grief. while touching, was one of the greatest solaees she had in her own sorrow Thousands of troops will line the route of the procession from Buckingham Palace to WeetIain- stor Hall and on Friday will perform a like service in the funeral procession from Westminster Hall 10 Paddington station
 Prices for seats along the route of the funeral procession are mounting to unprecedented figures One small merchant sold his storeroom for next Friday for $5.00o Reckless bidding by rich Americans has helped 10 force up the price of seats T. is estimated that there will be S500 GOO paid for seats along the route
The Forrest City times., 1910-05-20
STATE FAIR PROGRESS.

E. r. Ladd of Walnut Lake has been appointed superintendent of the automobile division.
 According to advices received from s''are Fair headquarters sky ont the seyen.yflF4 conn in Ark- aasas hate a.reads als .rel them- setves to send sa arad s66Its fLis TaH.
 Poul'r, breeders wiF be p.e7sed 10 'estru t.-af modern er9lpn-a bulld- ing is being ff-el ap far fhe excu. -iVe pse af aaalzr4 department at tha state Fai- this year
 Among other new anu interesting features of the State Fair this year will sc a gun s4oot on the closing d1H Saturday. October l5 The meet Rill b. participafed in by the worlds most tan ous experts
The Forrest City times., 1910-05-20
Forest Fires Unchecked.

Calumet, Mich There has been no Faiufal las yet to relieve the fire sfHIz ken districts of northern Mich .gaH and still further disasters in the iorasts are feared unless rain comes soon
The Forrest City times., 1910-05-20
Smoke Is Suffocat

increasing volumes Of smoke have te pouring into the town and it is nearly suffoeating
 Aaay frame structures are located hefe most of them highly infamma Hle and the presence of frebrands sa@e of which appear the size of logs. which drop unseen through the smoke oNar il" roofs of the houses maintains E #.ae ef alarm The poorer resi- den's of the city located adjoining h. hjs sawmilIs are running panic stricken through he murky streets shuid Inc small fires ignited by the brands in he lumber yards escape control cf the fighters. they would aee ap into such torch as to de. s's.9 tAe whole city The city is sur. remded on the south by forest. Ra.eh would quickly ignite the lumber yards and outlying residences.
The Forrest City times., 1910-05-20
WeaEN AND CHILDREN PRAY foR RAIN AS MEN FIGHT
 HE FLAMES.
F!RE8RAnOS FALL IN TOWN
Tao c3nzanies of Militia Are Has. tehHg 70 Town of Bmidji-Fire- brands Fall Through Smoke
 Over Roofs Of Houses.

fsHitii. Minn.=EIFe thousand RHatH md children are in Rl- H555 moke-dlIed churches praying zss saH or some othet aeJ of nature ta -asa them, their husbands and fath- ts aal their homes from impending catastrophe Although hattled desper. ateiE t hundreds of citizens, soldiers aad forest rangers since Sunday morn ilg. forest fire four miles wide is slow Iy nearing Bemidijii from the south.
 Christopher Andrews, Minnesota S'st- forestry commissioner. arrived te-e ttom Walker. Minu, and is now as tbe scene of the fine The citizens of tas citE conyoked by the mayor, addressed an appeal Co Govern Eb- efl4rt TEc governor appointe. Com missioner Andrews commander of all m.5iamen in northern Minu ssota. Commissioner Andrews immediately ordered Company 1, Minnesota Ma tagal Guards, from Grookston. Com paas H Of Bemidji started early to the serHe
 The big Weyerhatuser and Shevlin lumber companies are located here and immense stores of lumher and poles are situated directly in the path of the flames on the southern out skirts of the town The mills closed d4aH at noon. and both day and night est#s were ordered 10 the yards, where they are wett.ng down the lguher and trying to qaench the fam, .a4 brands. borne on the high wind .rta ts- lumber piles and 10 the cen. tra4 business districts
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-05-19
Cine geridtisnns.

Der oud lit Ser rSreien Brelie
fir Seras" abgebridte @rtifel So
metentpunoer unb &ometeriurdt"
bradtc Die @itteilrne, 8apit gaiir-
tns III. babe i'm Sabre 1855 geserl
ben &aaebi6en &ometell eiuen
9annflud eeihleaoert. Die IN
Wilmaufee erideinenbe fat1olilde
3eitung ,@rcelfior" erfldrt nun Die
ie Mitteilrng lei fali1 uno ebenio
lei es Die @ebauptiing, BOB bdn1als
BEG &ometen tpeeen an idinnttli-
den &irden Der gbriitenbelt Der De
febl crying. Die Wittassgioden at
l1uten.
ogs bonselt iid bier, iost Or
%ceIiior, yleoielih UNI Elm Weid)id)is-
nlashen ober eenauer geIaet, elre
@eididtsliee, Die Der Seiuitenpa-
fer Dr. S. SteinL Director Ser guti-
fanii1en Sterntparte als iol1e in
elmer Sdrift Der uSpecola aiirono.
mica 8aticana" uitter Dem GiteI
ugallirte III ct Ia comete Sc Sal
Iep (9foma Gipoeratia p~oliglotta
1909 uber ieoen 3meifel tinaus
feitgenogelt bat. g. Steiu pcift
mad, baB bieie Sabel auf cine per-
fonli6e @emerfnns bes, bei Ge.
i6i6tsfennern fem iideres uno un-
eeteiltes @nieben genieBenoen, itoe
lieniihen 9umaniiten 8Iatina III iei-
ner 1474 fertig geitelten 8apitge-
ididte 5uriid5ufiibren lit nnb ieiiber
BON Iltronomen, INSTRUMENTATION
@eihidtsidreibern" llno Ionitiecn
sdriftiteIern nidt oaein fritiflos
nadgelhmast, Iortoern our6 ruiIltiir.
lihe @uslaiiungen uno neite 3utd.
ten gu Ser beutigen itebeaoen Ge-
idibtsliige nmgeformt iuiirne. 90 II.
u. aud on Dem @nglanoer s. %.
0raper, Dem 4merifaner @bite iuto
nod I'M borigen Sabre bon Dem in
iolhen 9ingen oft redt ibleht be-
idlagenen yScientific Imerican".
.9as Mittagsl1utelt mur0e
bon Dem eenannten Bapite einge-
fiibrt ols @ufforberurg gum &c
Bette eeeen bteoamls nod brobenoe
Siirfengefobr unb batte nit ser So,
meteniur6t nidts gu ihaifen."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-05-19

@ollen ite etmo bebaupte1L es lei
better, penrt lie iid feinolid gegetl>
iiber %itdnoen? lno moGen Tie etlun
bebolpten, baB Die 9%emlii9ungen
5lr Seriteuung zines beiieren Ser,
ltanoniiies uno boour6 zines BEL
ieren @erbdltniiies - mogen n1ondJe
bon ibnen oud ungei6idt gelpeien
iein i'm @roBen uno Uan5stt
nidt erfolgrei6 getpeien iino?
@ir argern u11s ltets, penn mir
iolde bdmiiden uno idabeufroben
gemerfungen iiber bos Miselidell
oerartiger geriude boren ober le-
len. Sin ieoer misgliifter 8eriu6
oieler Irt lit 8 II beoauerr. Ole
Ser. Staoten nn0 9eutl6lono Iino
ein paar 2dnoer, Die oltr6olls
freunoi6aftlid neben einonoer i!e-
ben ioaten, oenn es lit fein8runo fir
cine feinoieltge Saltung i6rerieits
%porbanoen. @enn trotoem Dor Ell
nigen Sabren bon ibnen iplrtli9 ci-
ne iol6e feinolelige Saltung eingc.
1tommen lpuroe, menn iogar Die Sc
fobr zines &rieges nobe Tag, 10
mar ser @runo bierfiir nar ser Molle
gel an eegenieittgem 8erItdno,1is
uno bosmiaige 8erbetung. Dantals
itono oas 9euti6l= @merifollertum
in WaiIe out madte Srort gegell
oie 8~erbebungen un0 brang oaf
belleres &ennenlernen SeitbeIn 1T
mon meiter gegongen. &erporra=
eenoe 8erionli6feiten bafen Die
Soee aufgefaBt unb meiter an ilr
gearbeitet. Mandes, oas man tai,
tpor, tpie eeiagt, fali6, ober aneltoe
Ii6 oieles NOR uud gut. itno es 1T
ni6t 81 lelignen, baB es @rfoig
bette, baB Die @erbdltnilie Iid tat-
io6li6 gebeiiert baben, BOB beute
Elm gang oroerer Son in Der ameri-
fmiiden 8reiie 9eutidlano eeectl-
iiber berridt uno oaB oltd) inl SOL
fe, biiben uno oriiben, e11t beiieres
geritaonis UNI iid gegriffen 9at.
@ir 9eutid=Mmerifancr Daben
elm entidieoenes Sntereile borol1,
oaB infer t1eues 8aterlano nit INT
ierm aIten in eutem ginperllebmen
lebe uno besboIb 1olen mir opn
enersii6 oQe 8emiibungen sur Ser
beifibrung zines iolden 9uten Gin
bernebmens unteritiiten. l1no Srpnt
MAIDEN eegen ieoen geriuGL oieie
gemiibunaen berunter gu iestn, iic
gu peripotteln uno in's 2ad)erliGe
5u 5ieben. 9ieienigen, Die oas tlin,
9eben uns Deuti6-4meriforern 81
reft einen S6lag ms @eiiht, lie
i6aoigen infer Sntereiie nno inoenl
iie ourh lire falide 9aritellling
fpomogli6 no6 Broielpten unter
uns MAIDEN, idneioen iie l1ts ms
eigene Sleii1. sic m0sen Dies mebr
aug l1nfenntnis als 8~ospiQigfeit
tun, ober oos Geiultat tit ooiielbe.
limo geeen ibr Beginner miilien mir
ouf's gntidieoeuite proteitieren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-05-19
q E n 1t 9.
Die Chicago abenopoit" i6reibt:

Die ugbicaeo @benopoit" i6reibt:
Seit Monaten miro befanntlid eli.
ne ollnteriuhune" eegen Den Sefre-
tar 8aaineer gefiibrt. Sieier lit
unmitteIbar bon Dem gerpeienelt
,Sberforlter" Hin6ot, mittelbor
ober BON leinem 8orgdnger @arfielo
belhulbigt morben, feline 4mtsge-
lpalt CUR 8eraubung bes Goltes ee-
misbraiift gu baben. SIS miro ibnt
p~orgeporfen, ooB er Dem iogenalln-
ten gleftri5it1tstruite umionit @ai-
ierfrafte 5ur 8erfiigung geltelt bet,
Die 8indot nnb @orfielo Dem 8oIfe
81 erbaIten periuften, bab cr anb
Die Sol5- uno 2anorauber inter
ltiist, uno oaB er enolih benz @ltg-
genbeimer'iden Spnoifate einige
MiGionen @fer bes beiten y9oblcll,
lanbes" in &Iasfo ougeidon5r fat.
9bpoI Der Brdiioent, Der befannt-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-05-19
Sur Elm vSeftes".
San Intuaier 2erte geben areoit,
iue Srebit gebiibrt.

2eute bon Gan Mntonio, nelhe
an franfen 9ieren uno &iidenidmer-
gen leiben, mouen cine 0ieren-We-
oi5in, auf oie Tie fi6 nerIoiien fon-
men. Die bette lit 9oan's Nieretl
8iaen, cine Weoi5in mir fir Nieren,
aus reinen 8ur5eln uno &ral1tera
gema6t nno Die ein5ige, oie oura]
&uren in Gan @ntonio beitatigt lit.
Sier lit Elm Gan antonio 3eugltis:
S. 6. Suoen, 1922 8 t-gommerce
Ctr, Gan &ntonio, Seros, ioat:
Weine erite @%rfobrung NIT 9oons
Nieren @taen mobte i6 in Setter
Jon @itp, Wo. Sd lit lange 2eit
an elmer dronii6en 2abmltng bes
&iidens, melde aae SiilfsmitteI ipot=
tete. 9oons 0ieren Giaen beieiti9-
ten oas 11ebel poaitdnoig ,tno ipar
i'd BIG Dor fur5em gang fret bopou.
Damn begonn mei11 &iifen mieoer al
idmer5en uno id beri6affte mir ipies
Der cine S6a6tel bon 0oans Nierelt
Binen BON Der gerar 9rug SO. Wie
borber beieitieten iie oas nebel io-
gleid, uno oub cine lei6te Nieren-
idnade, mel6e norbonoen nor, TO-
BOB id iebt boaig fret BON Rieren-
leiben bin, bar1f 9oans Nieren BiGeu.
Gum Gerfaif Bel oaen Sanoler,1.
Breis so Gents. S~o1ter-Meilburt
60, Buffalo, Stem gorf, odeinige
@genten fir bie Ser. Stoaten.
grinnert gu6 oes Nomens =
9con = unb nebmt feline onoeren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-05-19

Cute @etrdrfe uno famoIer
Qund ftets IN gnrgitaller's Salpsn
mn6 Mtftaurant, NiIita StraBe, neber
her 9aIIe Der &ermannsfobne.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-05-19
Sin 2Sme liebfpit Elm Sinh.

Sn Bittsburg liebfoite ei,t miGner
2ome bic Sano zines 8inoes, melGes
biefe in ieinen &afig itedt. Sic @e-
fobren Der &inoer iino oft groBer,
ME mir obnen. Sauienbe iterben
an @rfGltuneen, grup uno 9c'tdbit.
item, oie bur6 Or. Sings Stem 9ts-
coperp gerettet peroen f0nlttelt. 80
Gents uno $t.00. 8erfu6flniden
frei. @orontiert BON a1elt 9ruggi.
Itpn
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-05-19
CROWN BOTTuING COMPANY,

9tto. Miller, Gaadftsfatrer.
III Sones Mpemiie, aeaeniiber Der
Zone Gfar<Drdlerei. Can @rtouio. Ser.
~ Snbrifanter bon allen Grten Guoas
tpnfIer, MineraIpafier II. borsiiglih benz
t~pclbefannten 2itbia eeIker. geibe seles
phone. Ereie Ahlieferuna.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-05-19

lid elm onsseaei6neter 9icdtsge-
lebrter 1T, bas oieien 9luflogen
%5ugrunbe liegenoe o8epeisrtaterial"
ielbit iorgfaltig geprift uno Oen
Sefretar no6 ieoer Ni6tung bi1t
entlaitet, ben S6erforlter oogegea
uno ieinen Selfersbelfer alls DEM
0unoesoienite entlaiien bat, miro
Die ltnteriudung ni6t alleln fort
geIebt, Ionoern nod allen &egeln
bes omerifaniiden &riminalper-
fabrens gefiibrt. S6on oas lit on
uno fir iid cine @eroadtigung uilo
8e~leioigu1tg bes oberiten Gerfpol-
tlngsbeamten ooer paonigs hit
Srad". God lit ou6 brett .pieoere
bolt Ser @eriud eemadt worbell,
Serrn Saft ols uMiti6uloigen" er-
ideinen gu laiien uno io3ulogen gum
gioesbelfer Ser angebliden Spit=
buben 51 iienpellt. 8or einisen Sa-
gen lit er ioear ourd eirren 3eu-
gen Ser belpnBten uno ablidltlidetl
0erlogenbeit ge5ieben lporoen, iobab
er fid gerl0tigt eeieben bot, in oie
Seffentlidfeit gu fliidten.
Gin omtIider Stenograpb nam=
lid Ser i'm Nebenamte Sonntass-
idullebrer lit, bat eiblid b%efunoet,
ooB Ser HrG1ibent Die Gfe6tferti-
ellnesl6rift fir oen Sefreiar Sal
linger niht, pie er attgege6en, ielblt
perfoBt ionoern nur na6 eirer
@orlage ultmeearbeitet" bot, bic eir
Sreuno 8oaingers, Der 9ilisgete=
rolanmalt 2apler, entlporlen bat
tie. Scr Gobuliit, Der i'm Nalnen
9indots oas ngerbor" leitet, JUDI
tie our6 feline Sragen BEN einorud
at ermeden, aIs Oh SEER 8aft bas
i6m porgelegte 8epeismateriol tot
I0dlid iiberbaupt niht geprift, ion-
bern iif leoiglid auf oas glltadtea
zines poreingenommenen 8e9ilfen
p%erlaiien batte. Somit iol( Der
BrGli6ent oes 8%ertrauens, oas altT
ole politiiden @eener in ielne Nedt=
Idoffenbeit uno Ge6tsgelebrIomfeit
ieesn, gdn5li6 untpiiroig leia. gr
Ioa nit leinem Nomen nno Ieiitet
|Steaul1a elm uuipiiroiges &obinets-
mitelieo eebedt uno iomit ben @oi-
fer, 2ono= nnb &o~blenoiebelt gere-
oe5u in oie S6nbe g~earbeitet BADEN.
Ware oas mabr, 10 mibte oifenbar
Serr Soft bonn IbgeoronetenbauIe IN
MnflogeItono periebt uno bonn se-
note pro5eiiiert tperben.
Gs lit ober ielbitperitdneGid III
pabr. Ser 8rdiibent erfiarf, oGB
er oleroines, ebe er iid oui &eiicn
beaab, BEN Silfseenerolanpalt 2an-
fer beauftrogte, Elm @utadien nieoer-
ouldreiben, ooB er ibm jcood ols1
aenou erfl6rte, tpas er gil ibrci-
ben bGtte. Serner babe er nod ici-
uer &iidfebr Die @orlage Gamblers
ood nllr menig beniibt unb Die be-
fannie @edtfertieungsidrit ielblt
oiftiert. gbenio babe er bent @ene-
rolonpalte erlaubt, einen frllberen
miinoli6en 9eridt nieoer5uiArei6en
uno Sen ipGteren idriftliden geri6t
oos Datum bes miinoliden 81 ge-
ben. @r bot olio tiur eetah mas
ieber bielbel6dftigte @eidaitsmotm
bauiie tun muB, uno mas nod lie
ltnb nireenos uls unebrenbaft onge-
ieben noroen lit.
SoG trotbem bas Shmusperien
nod fortgeieet perben? ODER miro
gar Ger l1nteriu6nngsausidnB lid
in 8arteien ideioen uno onet Der.
Idiebene 8eri6te liefern9 @eraoe
neil cine iolde Sdma6 ni6t bent
bar fem ionte, miro iie pu6rideii'-
lif Dem 2anbe niht eriport bleibell.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-05-19
Der ridbtiae Wanu.

81. (gead einem ltnfaD: y@lr
miiiien iett Semon0 8u ieilter 6tou
ididen, Der ibr Die ltneliids6otidaft
gan8 langiam beibrtngt." g.: ,9om
lit Miiaer Ser ri6tige @tonn oa6u
: Ser itpttert."
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-05-06
A Colder Of Two euaeleNa

To be at 0scs q ecadlee II the
French AID Ger - ARMIES n the
uniaI positios Of . yonag me named
Mans. whose pareats ofe German sub
jects. Who who wsee fos31ln1 In Paris
when he was born H oo0a1dsred him.
eelf a German suhjo0t 60 served his
two years h the 0oeUao sray ut
Nets. He thea rs9uTnoo 70 Paris.
where - sas tnfesms0 tAaa he was
French subject a. 01oe serve two
pears 10 .ae FreneA asny. He did SO.
and remain ID wteA 10 division al
Nancy for txs fuIl tss0. Since then
Mans has frst beso 0Eel 70 the Ger.
nan and then to The vsooch army to
astepd the annual trimming. When he
Uas called on to serve = the great
military maneuvers = ~ autumn In
both France and Germany be was
1prced to state that - eoold no be
ussent At both. and - ~ story came
-
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-05-06

III your Stomach, Heart or Kidneys
are weak, try ~ least, a few doses only
Of DIR. Shops Restorative. In five or
Ten days only, the result will surprise
Won, \ few cents vii cover the cost.
Aai here is why help comes SO quick
~. Dr. Sboop dcesnt drug the stom
teh. nor stimulate the Heart or Kid
'eys. DIR Shops Restorative goes Ii
retly to the weak ansi failing nerves.
Zach organ has It's own controlling
nerve. When these nerves fail. the tie.
pending organs must of necessity fal.
ter. This plain, yet vital truth, clear
iy tells why DIR. Shops Restorative
rs so universally successful. Its sue
cess is leading druggists everywhere to
give il universal preference, A test
will surely tell. Sold by +. X. Pinard
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-05-06
HAD A NATURAL ADVANTAGE
Facial Formation Undov6ee1ly Would
Nave Made Arlstooeo1 l1ool
Cherry pletaoe.

The late Mayo W. Hassltins." said
a New York editor, was . literary
critic of the old school. That In TO
say, he believed in learning. no be-
Iieved In pure English. - never wrote
slang. We have no such critics now.
Ills nterar. learning was incredi
BILE. He knw the characters OF his
tory as | know Smith or Robinson.
Once, Mt a dinner, . Welsh historian
said to Hazeltina bitterly:
You wouldn't rave condemned my
book il YOU had ever beard Of Hook
and Eye. Ana. you frowA. You don't
know who Hook and Eyo va. do
your
Hook and Eye wae L0e1 Vivian.
lord lieutenant Of Conwosl.' said Mr..
Haseltine. His nose was - enormous
hook and he always woss g eyeglass
hence Its nickname e Hook and
Eye.
Then Mr.. Ha-elttne tId . story
about Hook and kye that ~ daxed
Wslshman bad never heard. He said
the lord lieutenant. visitiag Corn
wall iunatic asylum. asked a. inmate:
"Wha IL yU@f occupation. my
man.
The iunatic. az though suddenly
wound up. answere3s
I'm a cherry picker. sAeriv pick
er. pick, pick. cherry pic4es. But your
lordship could arm twice a. much rs
| could cherry picking
How So! iasuired Lord Vivian,
emitting.
oh. said the iunatiC. have to
hold on with one hand an pick cher.
ries with the other. but you could
hang or by your nose and PICK with
both hands. I'm . cherry picka. cher.
~ picker. pick. pick cAeSyiAs.'"