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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-11-14
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-11-14

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lid geiuoroen it, Die Soter feitsu-
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BORT nod iebieoggeridtlihe @erbouo

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lnngen itatt.
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5iBungen tell.
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gnng oes Sergeanten Wanlep in
Dallas 81 erluhen.
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BON @ouberneur Carroll gum 8ertre.
ter Soma's inl 8unoesienat ols Wab-
folger bes peritorbenen Senotors
9oIliber ernannt iporben.
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@ettete bas 2eben etnes Wanmes non
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perfanen, als, nahoem er Z @oGer
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ten i'm pollitdnoie BON 2eberleiocr
uno Gelbiubt obne ,peitere Siilfe
bon 9oftorer. ghlr 80 Gts. Bel aller
0ruggiiten.
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Evening journal., 1910-01-21
determination OF Calarrh
Germs Now an Easy Task

There is only one way to kill catarrh
germs and cure catarrh. and that Is
by breathing Hyomei u(figh-o-me).
This healing. soothing antiseptic.
which enters your lungs in tho form of
vaporized air. comes from the eucalyp-
tus trees Of inland Australia and VIII
reach the infested parts and kill the
germs in a short time.
Breathe Hyomel; it will clean out
your miserable stuffed up head in two
minutes; it will stop that hawking,
snuniing and splitting In few days.
Breathe Hyomci and kill the germs
that are undermining your health and
making your life miserable.
Breathe pleasant Hyomei; It is guar
anteed to cure catarrh coughs, colds
sore throat. Group and bronchitis or
money back.
A complete outfit, including hard rub
ber pocket inhaler, bottle OF Hyomei
and full instructions for use, costs
81 90 at druggists everywhere and at
Miller Drug Co. II you now own an
inhaler you can get bottle OF Hyomei
| Oiquid) for only so cents. Mall orders
filled by Booths Hyomei Co., Buffalo
| n. Y.
Evening journal., 1910-01-21
AUDITOR WOULD
NOT 0. X. THE BILL
But Council Orders Printer
Paid, Only One Member
Voting mo"

City Auditor John D. Kurtz returned
to City Council last night, without his
approval, a bill for S13S5O for printing
the annual report OF the chief of the
Fire Department. The work was done
by George II. Hogue, a Wilmington
printer, and was returned by Mr..
Kurtz without his signature bacause
Mr.. Hogue was a high bidder.
Mr.. Dempsey, Of the First ward.
chairman of the printing committee,
moved that the bill be paid. which
passed it over the auditors veto. The
motion was seconded by Mr.. Conway,
of the Tenth ward. another member of
the printing committee. After an in
teresting discussion the bill was order
ed paid. with Mr.. Taylor Of the Fifth
ward, voting no.
Before the motion was voted upon
Mr.. Dempsey called attention TO the
report printed by Mr.. Hogue and said
, it was the finest ever gotten out by
the city. He also SAID that Mr.. Hogue
did S. to $50 worth Of work. by print
ing the principal fires that have oc-
CURED in past years in the book. which
was not provided for in the specifica-
tions. He thought this part of the
report the most interesting portion OF
the book.
Mr.. Dempsey then went on to say
that the iiremens wishes sWere consid-
cred in awarding the contract. and as
they were the most interested i'm the
matter, their desires We're favorably
acted upon. He said that in going
back over old reports. he found the
Evening journal., 1910-01-21

Death to all tyrants! Immediate
death 10 the most stupendous army Of
tyrants that America has 70 deal with.
The catarrh microbe must go; the
people have decided The pernicious,
persistent and relentless destroyer Of
health and life must be conquered and
nothing but campaign of absolute ex-
termination will be tolerated.
II you have mucous IN your throat
or nose in tho morning IL you hawk
and blow and spit FOR some minutes
before you are able to do anything; +;
IL you have a bad taste In the mouth,
crusts in tho nose, and breath that
won't make friends. then the microbes
OF catarrh are devouring the mem-
brane that lines your nose and throat
and Il is high time you destroyed
every one of them.
The way to destroy these microbes
is 10 get where they are with an anti
septic strong enough to kill them and
yet mild enough not TO irritate or in
flame the tender membrane.
Stomach dosing won't do "a; sprays
ointments and douches cannot pcne-
trate the folds and crevices where mi-
crohes thrive and flourish.
Evening journal., 1910-01-21

nal Of tho War Office was 'xR' The
signal "2' meant Government messages
and every wire was cleared at the
number. I turned to my instrument
and Gen. Sherman took seat at my
side. sent a flash over the wires
'22.' Interference with that call was a
death penalty. XR' ! sounded. With
in ten minutes had established COM
munication wit hthe War once, by way
OF Nashville. Louisville. Cincinnati and
Pittsburg. Gen. Sherman handed me a
long message. II was his outline OF
the march to the sea I sat there
through the long hours Of tho night
with Gen. Sherman at my side and
President Lincoln at the other end OF
tho line. Before morning President
Lincoln had put his O. X. upon the .Sher
man plan"--Detroit Journal.
Evening journal., 1910-01-21
Private Johns Office.

when I first decided TO allow the
people of Tupelo to use nah hame as
candidate for Congress / went out
to a neighboring parish TO speak," said
Private John Allen to some friends at
the old Metropolitan Hotel in Wash
ton.
'An old darly came up 10 greet me
after the meeting NIarse Allen. he
said. Use powerful glad TO see you. Use
known OBJ you since you was a babby
Knew you pappy long befo you-all wu7
bohn, too. lie used ter hold de same
Office you got now. members how ht
held dat same Office TO years an
years.
What Office do you mean. uncle p
/ asked as 1 never knew pop held any
Office.
why dc Office OF acndidate. Mars,
John; you pappv was candidate 70
many years. National Monthly.
Evening journal., 1910-01-21
Oil FoiIa sIoodhounds.

Tho futiilty Of hunting fugitivesl
with bloodhounds when the trails OF
those sought lead across tho modern
oiled thoroughfares was demonstrated
recently in Oak Park. a suburb Of Chi
cago. Many robberies resulted IN an
addition TO the police force Of two
bloodhounds. Tests we're made of the
dogs ability to follow trails. and all
proved successful until the persen
making the trail took TO an oiled
street The scent was Immediately
lost, according to the police, and the
dogs we're unable TO pick It up again.
Popular Mechanics.
Evening journal., 1910-01-21
ENDS DYSPEPSIA
in FEW MINUTES
Heartburn, Gas, Indigestion
and all Stomach Misery
VaniSheS

There would not he a case OF indi-
gestion here if readrs VINO are sub
ject to Stomach trouble knew the
tremendous anti-ferment and digestive
virtue contained in Diapepsin. This
harmless preparation will digest a
heavy meal without the slightest fuss
or discomfort and relieve tho sourest,
acid stomach in five minutes. besides
overcoming all foul, Nauseous odors
from the breath.
Ask your pharmacist to show you
the formula plainly printed on each 30
cent case OF Pape's Diapepsin, then you
will readily understand why this
promptly cures Indigestion and re-
moves such symptoms as Heartburn
a feeling like lump Of lead in the
stomach, Belching Of Gas and Eructa-
tions of undigested food. water brash
Nausea, Headache. Biliousness and
many other bad symptoms; and, be-
sides you will not need laxatives to
keep your stomach, liver and intestines
clean and fresh
If your Stomach is sour and full OF
gas or your food doesn't digest. and
your meals don't seem to fit, why not
get a 5O-cent case from your druggist
and make life worth living? Ahsolut,
relief from Stomach misery and per
feet digestion Of anything you cat Is
sure 20 follow five minutes after and
besides. one case is sufficient TO cure g
whole family OF such trouble.
Surely. harmless, inexpensiv,
preparation like Diapepsin, which viii
always. either at daytime or during
night. relieve your stomach misery an,
: digest your meals, is about as hand,
and valuable a thing as YOU could have
ia the house.
Evening journal., 1910-01-21
A TELEGRAPHER 55 YEARS
Remarkable Career Of a Western oper-
ator Who Has Just Retired.


with a record as tho Oldest telegraph
operator in the world-in point OF years
in active service at the key. ID.
Votz station master for the Chicago
g. Northwestern Railroad at South FL
gin for the last twenty-five years. was
retired Thursday His record wates
back nfty-nve years; since 1864, he has
never earned dollar away from the
click OF the telegraph instrument.
Voltz began his career as an operator
az Baltimore I'm 1854. He was then
n years old Since that time he has
worked on a score OF railroads and I'm
a dozen different States. lie has been
a resident OF South Elgin since 1883.
From 1868 until the end OF the Civil
War. he worked with the army OF the
United States. His list OF war stories
rivals that OF tho most daring Of
scouts. Tho theft of messages from
the enemy by tapping wires IN the hos
tile country he narrates as everyday
occurrences.
Il was on Nov. 10. 1865. that he per-
formed his most enjoyable task-view-
ed from the standpoint Of an operator
Il was at Rome. Ca" he says. "and
my quarters were in q private resi-
dence. in the early evening OF that
day ] was surprised at the entrance
TO my quarters OF Con. sherman.
How far can YOU SEM ne asked me;
TO Washington. General ! answered
Then please get me President Lin
/ coin at the War Onicc.
To-day that isn't much Of a feat
but in tho war days, It was. The Gig.
Evening journal., 1910-01-21
Faded Hair SpoilS the
Beauty Of Many Women

America, and has enormous sales wher-
ever Il has been introduced.
It is guaranteed TO cure daudrun, stop
falling hair and itching scalp in two
weeks or money back.
It will make any womans harsh and
unattractive hair soft. lustrous and lux
uriant in few days. II Is the ideal, de-
lightful. rejuvenating tonic that makes
hair grow; it is not sticky or greasy.
but on the other hand is most pleasant. re-
freshing and daintily pcrfumed, and only
50 cents large bottle at druggists every
where and at Miller Drug CO. Mail orders
filed, charges prepaid, by the American
makers. Giroux Mfg Co. Buffalo. n. Y.
The girl with the auburn hair is on
every bottle.
Evening journal., 1910-01-21

book printed by Mr.. Hogue was as
cheap if not cheaper than any ever
printed
Mr.. Dempsey paid a glowing tribute
10 the efficiency Of the Wilmington
Fire Department and said 1t was as
efficient as any in the United states.
He said their wants should be listened
to and IN this case they were.
The First ward Councilman made
the assertion that the city auditor dis
eliminates and takes a different view
of the law i'm certain cases. This is
the first bill he has returned in six
months without his approval, and 7
find that he approves bills every month
for work which costs the city S2.04s a
year more than the work can be done
for. I refer to the garbage con-
tracts.
Il will say" continued Mr.. Dempsey,
that whether Council passes this bill
or does not. Mr.. Hogue will receive
S1SS5O"
Mr.. Benson, of the Seventh ward
said that nobody questions the good
work done by the firemen. but he
thought contracts should be awarded
TO the lowest bidder. He said he
]
work was to be given 20 a certain
bidder, but a change was made, but
why he could not learn.
Mr. Conway said that he voted tC
I give the work to Mr.. Hogue because
he considered he would do the best
work. 1.-THE matter was referred e
the printing committee with power e
act to give the work TO the lowest
and best bidder and we gave It TO the
best bidder" said Mr.. Conway. 9TH,
! auditor had no right 20 return the bill
without his approval" he continued
"and If the auditor is City Council and
the whole shooting match we had bet
ter turn over the bids 70 him wher
they are received"
Mr.. Bilderbacl1. Of the Ninth ward
said he considered that different con
tracts had been given out rather un
Justly, in his opinion. He did no
consider. he said. that, bidders wer
treated fairly and he thought contract
should be awarded 10 the lowest bid
ders.
President Banning said there was al
ordinance governing the awarding o
contracts. and he would vote for tn
bill in question only for the sake o
oxpediency. The amount involved. h
said. was s25 and If II was S25,OOO n
would vote against paying the bill.
The vote resulted in twelve yeas an
one nay.
To reporter for THE EVENING
JOURNAL, Mr.. Dempsey said that tn
reason the contract was given to MI
Hogue was because the hremen de
manded that the union label appea
on the work.
Evening journal., 1910-01-21

A cat dat wandered into the wireless
station AT Port Townsend. Wash. with
stood a 7oOO-volt current from the trans
former wires without being seriously af-
fected.
All the material for the granite walls or
the new dormitory of the Rhode Island
State College was quarried from the ledge
OF rock upon which the building was
erected.
Evening journal., 1910-01-21

Have you seen a pretty face with rcgu-
lar features, clear skin. pearly teeth and
plenty OF animation and vivacity. and yet
remarked that there was something lack
ing that really made the individual less
charming than her sister of palmer pos
sessions? A moments study OF such a face
will show you clearly that it is want OF
luxuviant hair which makes the difference.
The woman who wishes TO retain her
youth must look after her hair-the wo-
man with scant unattractive hair is never
admired.
Society women realize the truth OF this
statement and that is why so many beau
tiful women demand that Partisan Sage
be used by their hair dressers.
Partisan Sage is now sold by druggists
in nearls every town OF consequence In
Evening journal., 1910-01-21
JARS
The FIREMEN
Council Hears Engineer
Wouldn't Respond to Blaze
But One Member Doubts ii

City Council last night received let
ter from William S. Wcnsley Of New
York, executive manager OF the Middle
states Inspection Bureau. which caused
somewhat OF a surprise and lively dis
cusslon followed. Tho letter set forth that
the bureau recently ran across a case In
Wilmington where tho engineer OF one Of
tho lre stations entertained the opinion
that no was not obliged 70 respond TO a
fire alarm except as favor to a property
owner and particularly as that owner had
not made donation to the department
funds. The letter asked FOR information
whether there are any local ordinances
requiring compulsory services after a
man has volunteered as fireman and a
statement Of the understanding the chiefs
OF stations and men have on the subject.
which information the letter sets forth
would be OF interest to the nre insurance
companies represented by the bureau.
Mr.. Higgins moved that the matter no
referred to the law committee
Mr.. Conway. who is a fireman. was on
his feet in an instant and said he did not
believe there is fireman I'm the city who
would refuse TO do hre service and he
further said he did not believe tho state
monts made I'm the letter IIe said that the
FIRE underwriters said that York, Pa,
which in his opinion, had a splendid fire
department. was the worst IN tho country
and that Wilmington came next. lie sug-
gested that tho Clerk OF Council write Ia
Mr. wenslcy and set tho name Of the
station he refers TO-
Mr.. McGovern, after Mr.. Higgins with
drew his motion, covered the matter bs
moving that the clerk bo instructed &c
notify Mr. Wensley that tho information
contained I'm his letter was entirely toe
Vague and request that he submit more
explicit information.
Mr.. Higgins said that he did not thini
the Ere underwriters would make sucl
an assertion without they had grounds.
Mr.. Benson said that II there was suci
a member I'm tho FIRE department Il woul,
be we'll TO know Il and he favored Mr.. Nc
Governs motion which was finally passed
Evening journal., 1910-01-21

l.250OOO cattle are slaughtered each year
for the manufacture OF jerked beef.
a French syndicate has contracted 70
develop the water powers Of Uruguay TO
furnish light and power TO inland towns.
The mahogany Is the most exclusive OF
known trees. single specimens growing
here and there throughout tropical forests
on an average Of two to an acre.
Evening journal., 1910-01-21
AnnaHanthOrn
New Spring EmbrOiderieS.

Hbw popular they will be, too
-st many different patterns, in
SWISS, Nainsook and Hamburg,
ERes and insertions.
bWISS EDGES, &c to SIPS
yad.
NAINSOOK EDGES, Sc to
SIoo yard.
HAMBURG EDGES. &c to S5c
yFd.
ENTIRE DEUX and RIBBON
HEADINGS, I2c to 35c yard.
ALLOVER EMBROIDER-
'ES, Swiss, Nainsook and Ham
burg, attractive patterns, in blind
and eyelet work, both plain and
tucked, 85c to 5000 yard.
Agency for Wilcox & Gibbs
Sewing Machine Attachments.