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Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-17

The Malaguinese were abroad, 1t
seemed-and at work Yet no sound Of
their toll had filtered down to the SEN
tried camp. Why? What were they
seeking in silence through the night?
His hesitation was only momentary.
He ran on and down, and shouldered
past Bud and the patrolling sergeant
without a word. Their amazement
held them dumb as they watched him
pass with his burden into Carthew's
tent. They listened-heard the lieu
tenants voice in shrill bewilderment
call upon a woman's name-heard 1t
sink to depths of wrath-heard 1t mel
low to tenderness and soothing. The
next instant Gilforth reappeared.
To Hooker he gave the curt COM
mand that in silence the camp should
be aroused. He took Bud by the ARM
"Come!" he ordered, and started to-
ward the dam.
Bud ran speechlessly at his compan-
ions side. His instinct told him that
the night had begun to hold possibili-
ties which were to be left to his eyes
to make plain. He painted up the crest
of the embankment, and with Gilforth
stared down to the edge of the pool
below.
The inner side of the bank was alive
with men-men who dug and hewed in
None spoke save-here and therein a
whisper. Already the dam had been
worn to a tithe of its thickness-the
pyramidal barrier had been pared to
little more than the dimensions of a
wall. And it, and the lake 1t tethered,
overhung the camp!
So these men of Malaguin were yet
unsurfeited with slaughter. What were
a mission and school when a whole
detachment of outland troops could be
slain as they slept? And what was
pounds of powder Unleash the flood
upon them, and see them drown! Oh!
inimitable jest OF Malaguin!
Buds hand slipped down upon his
holster. Gilforth saw the instructive
action. and seized his arm. The soldier
started half slipped, and sent boulder
changing down among it's fellows. The
wan light of a lantern was flashed up
the bank.
A cry of rage echoed from its bearer,
swelling to a chorus as the toilers saw
their toll betrayed. There came the
rushing sound of a hundred feet.
The first rays of morning quivered In
the east as the two upon the embank-
ment turned and ran, shouting to their
comrades in the camp. Shouts an
swered them. Above the turmoil they
heard Carthew's stern command.
They reached the tents-they found
themselves swept up into the sudden
exodus which raced for the slope, leav-
ing the camp innsbruck and as 1t stood.
Hooker's whip cracked over the mules.
Bud and Gilforth added another four
to the dozen hands which levered at
the gunwheel spokes.
The dawn gray flushed to rose-the
first sunbeam slanted over the hills. 1t
outlined the ring of fierce-eyed men
who had gained the chapel knoll and
were staring down upon their aban-
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-17

hands had been at work-many feet had
trodden it, Things had been there
which had been best hidden, or what
accusing testimony had the men of
Malaguin feared in these ashes that
they had sifted them cinder from Gin
der? He wondered.
And then he heard faint sound
He was standing beside what had
heen the altar rails. A large log-one
of a dozen or more which had fallen
against the chancel wall-stirred among
it's fellows.
Gilforth eyed it. AS he stared it top
pied to the floor
A small iron door was disclosed, evil
IDENTIFY a roughly made safe to contain
the altar vessels and draperies 1t was
slightly ajar. He stepped forward and
pulled it back
Something was thrust up against him
something which struggled and whim-
pered upon his arm. And something
painted against his knees. At
first he stood half stupefied, holding
that animate bundle. Then he bent to-
wards the floor.
His unoccupied hand was clasped.
"'Take me out!" gasped a voice. "Oh,
take me out!"
Almost roughly on the sudden i'm
pulse of his amazement Gilforth
dragged a double burden out into the
moonlight. 1t was woman, who
sobbed and shuddered in his arms-a
baby which walled against his breast!
The girl raised her face and fought
for breath to speak
"Five days! she muttered. Five
days there the baby
and I alone!"
Gilforth's eyes blazed.
"Five days hidden in that rat hole!"
he cried. "Since-since-"
"since it," she moaned, and fell
again to weeping. Haltingly she
framed the half coherent sentences
which held the very core of tragedy
The sudden rage of massacre !.
the swift red flare the ring of
malignant faces . the yells :. :.
shots stabbings . the last
stand upon the altar steps the
blow which sent her and her charge
reeling against the open door of iron
before the roof thundered down and
hid her sanctuary with flame. De-
spair . starvation met with no
more than a morsel of the sacred
bread unconsciousness. Revul-
sion pressed more heavily upon her
broken spirit than fear itself. She
choked and stammered against Gill
forth's shoulder.
He did not hesitate. He whirled the
two up in his arms and passed out
into the open and down the slope. The
night had become a red mist to him,
holding nothing but the necessity for
vengeance-for quick fire and sword
descending upon Malaguin!
But on the hillside he paused, smit-
ten by the shock of yet another sur
prise.
The moonlight lay white upon the
jungle, but upon the still pool of the
irrigation dam above the camp 1t was
silver. AS he looked down he saw half
a hundred moving figures silhouetted
against the CLEAN.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-17
HER SUCCESS

Louisiana Cole (writing home)-
Nanny sure'll be pleased! She done
said when I came Moth: "Yo'll nebber
git no place in New Yawk, chile
an here Use done had six places de
fust month!-Puck.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-17
thought he

First baby-Chanticler thought he
made the sun rise.
Second baby-Well, I'm dead sure
make father rise.-Exchange.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-07-07
Die 6unbe bon aunitantinppel.

Die l9onen Gage ser beriibmtell
Slnoe bon &onftantinopel Sic iabr-
bunoertelang IN benz StraBeilb1loe
Der tiirfiiden Sauptltaot nid1 feDl-
ten, iinb ee5ablt. Die neue 4eg1e-
rung fat feltgelteat, oaB iie cine
Blage fir Die 8epobner Der Staot
iino uno nun iolen iie beieitigt
meroen. 9orli6tiee &enner be5ti-
fern Die 3abl Ser berrenloleu Slin-
De &onitnntinopels auf ni1t tpeiti=
ger als 10000. Sem gntid)liliie Der
&egierutg folgte Die Eat auf oeL.l
SuBe. Sn Hera unb in Stambul
tauhten @ruppen bon SunoefGnger1
uno Boli5iiten auf Die nit 2aIlos
uno langitieligen 3angen beipaffnet
our6 Die StraBen 5oeen, gefolgt
BON groBen @agen Die bei1imnlt
naren, Die beimatlolen GierfiiBier
auf5unebmen. Mit Der SnIinge
uno nit Der 3ange mafte man Saso
otf Die Sunoe uno elmer naA Dem
anoeren beribmano be1leno u1io bel
LEND in Dem @ogen. Sour meniee
Slmoe tparen es, fir Die miloper6i-
&c 8iireer eintraten. Mber bie Sc
amten berlangten Damn iofort einc
&altion fir Ole Sbiiblinge unb Die
geiiber muBten ii6 berpflidien bie
Sunoe nit Salsbmo uno Gamen gu
oerieben uno cine Sunoeiteuer gu be-
5ablen iobalo Ser Staotrat oas neuc
SnnoeiteuergeIes genebmigt babe.
Oie meiiten Der beriibmten Su,loe
BON &onitanttnopel aber iinb ber-
idwunoen, man bat iie fortgefabren,
Ntemano meib mobin.
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Die ltuiperiitGt BON Scras.

Die r~lniperiitdt bon geros beeinnt
in oieiem Sabre ibren %. Sabres=
anrius, NIT 40 9rofeIioren, a. Sell
rern unb 2707 Stuoenteny welae
lettere 3abl ourd Die, mel6e ltnter-
ridt our6 &orrelponoen5 erbalten,
mol auf 5000 iteteen fam. Ste muir
De I'M Sabre 1883 gegriinbet MD
beganm oanlals nit s 8rofeiioren, 4
2ebrern 1tno 22t Gtmoenten. @n-
fanelib idien oas @erlongen nab
elmer afabemiiden g~r5iebuttg nidlt
10 groB gu iein unb IN ben Sabren
1885-1866 betrug Die MnsoGl Der
matrifulierten Stuoenten 1tltr 1919,
uIio eber cine Mbnabme, o[s 3ulla1-
me felt Ser @riinbune.
Set bieier 3eit bat fih Die an.
lidt in oieiem 8unft ober g%ednoert,
tpie Die beutige groBe 9eteilieuttg
5eigt uno als Sauptgrunb oarf lrol
Die Satiade ermdbnt merben, 6aB
ii1 Die l1niperiitat als in iebef 9eoie-
bung gut %bepdbrte. aud Ger Staat
bat feline Sbuloigfeit getan. 3as
gigentum Ser %l1niberiitat belarft ii6
iest auf 100000 unb ilr iabrli-
des Budget auf eilte piertel Million
Dollars. grosoem iinb Die ltnipor-
iitdten BON Midigall @isconilt
Minneiota uno Californian boDer
ootiert pie Die uniriee. 9ielelben err
balten eegelt cine Miaion Dollars
idbrli1 ols Budget.
ObgIeid alio uniere ltnineriitat
neniger foitet, nie Die iener Staaten,
farn tie bod oen @erglet6 init iencu
ausbalten nno oie ginrid,tungen
lino Ser @rt, oaB ieoer iunse Mann,
lei er reid ODER arm, cine ltniberIi-
tats- giloung erbaIten fam, mcnll
iein gbreeis es perlangt. Sir nns
9eutlhe 1T es cine iebr ipidtige
Sahe, oaB oud Die oeutide Sprod)e
in u%nierer l1niperitat beriidlidtigt
miro, unb nidt MIR nebenidbli6,
ionbern griinolid. Ser umltano,
oaB Die 5tuoenten Der ltniberlitat
| aaiabrlid Elm beutihes Sbeateritiid
einiiben nllo CUR Muffiibritne britt
gen, benefit ben Offer. @uh beiitt
Die l1niberiit1ts- @ibliotbef eire oent-
ide Mbteilung.
8ir f0nnen aIio auf uniere Unit
beriitdt itoI8 iein. IS iino tiihtige
M1nner aus ibr Encouragement uno
mir iinb iiberaeuet, oaB iie INNER
| ouf Der 9obe Der 3eit bleiben miro.
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Ser 9eridt oes ifaotiiden
5teuer- Solicitors @inentoin fir
Suni 5eigt, baB BON ben am /. SUM
i1raff1llig g~eporbenen Steuern fir
1909 ieit bieier 3eit nod $24,-
374.35 einliefen, iooaB Die @eianlrnt-
aoneftion biefer Steuern $690,293.-
81 betrue. 9ie S1uIfonb- 3ablun-
gen, eini6lieBli6 oes Sum- beliefen
fih auf $237,f60.O6.
- Gin @ontraft fir Is tteue Yfer-
De fir bas Seuertpebr-0 Department,
Inn gu aft ~getporoene 5lt erieten,
muroe pom Mapor gallagbau uno
Staade gros. als Mgenten, nnter.
f1rieben. Die 8feroe meroen oas
Stiid 1926 foiten.
- Der Straightforward bot Sic @i,S-
gabe bon $67,820 fir @crbeiierul1-
gen in ben Militdr-Boiten bes Ge-
partements BON Seras autoriiiert.
Gin eetpiiier Muguit Dormant
puroe BON Den 9eteftips Stplue,
Mattbeps uno Nennam nerbaftet
uno in ieinem 3immer ON Rebrasfa
/! StroBe cine poaitanoige SolidinIn-
5er-ginriftung, $132 in fuild)en
/ Miin5en uno iiber $500 in geitobIe-
men @aaren g%efunoen. 0ie lebteret
beitan6en teilpeiie in Giearren, Die
am 3. Suli aus Dem Saloon BON Soe
Morgoaenib, 542 @oliab Ctr. uio
@oaren i'm @erte BON $50. Die aus
benz @eid1fte BON 8. g. Mt1tmme,
536 9Iuft StraBe, geitoblen iparen.
- Mntonio Somoii, elm Saloon-
BETTER ftobe Der 2. Wiilion ipuroe
Ser l1ebertretune beg Sonntaesee-
iebes ihltlbig befunoen uno 5u elmer
Strafe bon $25 unb &oitelt perur-
teilt. 3u gleiher 3eit purbe feline
2i5ens fir p~erfalen erfldrt.
Mm Mittmof nafmittag, INN
4.t5 ltbr, itorb Conrad Butt
e n naf ldngerem &ranfenlaaer in
ieiner @obnung, 906 Mpenue 9 ini
Sitter bon 81 Sabren. 9eriel6e por
elm Sobn oes befnnnten Sdui-
maf1nes Geo. gunieu peidJer ocS
6reiifrulen> Spftem bes gfaates Sill.
nois einrihtete unb ein @nfei Oes
beriibmtenGltpferited)er G~boooipidp
gr binterIdBt feline bo6betogte Mit-
me, 8 Sohter, 10 @nfel, 8 Shme.
fern uno einen 8r,tber, Der 2cBtere
in Sainois lpobnbaft.
Die 8enfen6orfer GriIugg
Company lit Inn 3nforporierlntg ein'
gefommett. 4apital $4,000. Tie
Snforporatoren iino: S. g, 8enfen
oorfer, S. g.. Sarrts, Bm. SSH,
Iiamion, 8. 8. 9racp urb 81. s.
SEED.
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Jam perlebten @inobeit ans, man
iprad in buntem Sluge bon bur-
oerterlei : nl1r 8olfos puree init
fetnem @orte ermdbnt.
4u6 @rete nerlor lire SaItung
als Dame nno tpurbe pteoer gum lu-
itigen 8adfii6. 9os friide uao ut-
ge5tpungeae Si6geben @pas blieb
ni6t obne ginfluB ouf iie. Sic bci-
ben batten iid rai6 angefreunoet
uno berplau6erten au6 baum ul,h
nant cine Seeltunoe BET Ser Suritin
Ser SOS beitere @elen ser WGodeu
angenebmer mar ols Die Dofiide
Steifbeit ibrer @eieli6aftsoamer,
Son Der Siirltin iprad Graf Artern
nit bo6item &eipeft, niht oGet1t aus
&iidii6t ouf Soft, io10ern aus bcn.
@eraen beraus. IS mar eritaunlidl
nit melher 5ielbetpuBten gnersie
iie binnen menigen Sobren oie Serr.
i6aft @otternegs in einen bliibenoen
8eiis permanbelt batte. sic mar oher
ni6t MIR ei1t eminent foufmdnniid
i6affenoer @eiit uno Elm berporra-
genoes Srgoniiationstalent, fonoerl;
au6 cine Srau, Die lire bobe Stel-
lung ourhalts aus5ufiiaen pubte,
Die nidt forete, tpenn es itd lint eine
nnroiee Experimentation banoelte uno
ole au6 ibren 5ablreiben 9ebienife-
ten cine INNER tpoltpoIenoe t9errin
mar. Mrtern flagte ni6t mcbr iiber
ieinen nelten 8erut aber uouaui
i6ien er i'm ood ni6t gu 6efrieoi-
gen, oenn er lieB gelegentlid einflic.
BEN, oaB er 2uit babe, uieoer III oen
&oloniolotenit gut treten.
(Gortietuna foIat.)
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fam BET Dem SoG unter oent Quto-
mobil 5u liegen ltro es niuBfe erlt
ein Sell bes @agen in Stiide ge=
bouen tperoenI I'M Die 2eide FER
porboIen 8lt fonnen. Dos autolno-
bill lit idlimm 5ugeridtet, Ser ge.
flyer, 81. S. 8ropnlee, iogt, Sobn-
ion babe es obne grlal6ltis ge-
nommen. Sobnion geItebt Dies ga.
fiibrt aber gu ieiner @ntiduloigung
an, baB iiberoa in ben Garages Die
Nngeitelten Die Iutomobils henils-
ten obne UNI @rlallbnis SIT fro-
gen. Dora 9opis, oie gdmeiter
ser @erungliidtelt lieet int Sauto
gtoio Sospitol, bic beioen Mdoden
fom1er Dor Elm poor Wollaten aus
Soulton, no tire Mutter nod lcbt,
bierber. Die Beaumont itantmt al;s
Muitin, tie 1T nidt i6tper perfect.
Sobnlon's Infer @lbogen 1T al1sge-
iest, 8arbam fat Sen reGten Mrlr
gebro6en, Snoeger lit nit letften
8erlebungen 6obor gefomlnen.
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Nur fluge Meni6en boben Der
Wallt, lire 0ummbeit ein5uiehcn.
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ImtumtubiI-unallf.

Gin fur6tbares Mutoalobi[-
ungliid paiiierte am Mitttpod nlot=
gen bret gierteI auf bier llbr, bel
Der 8riife iiber ben San Beoro All
Der MitdeG StraBe. Gin Mittonc-
bill, in benz fid orei iunge @1odjen
uno orei iunge Mdrrter befan5en
rannte gegen oos @eldnoer Der
Bride, ourhbrad es uno iliir8lc
itngefdbr 8ebn SUB binab. Gas eine
MGoden tpuroe getotet, BON ben mt
oeren beioen Die cine iffoer. Die arl-
oere leiht perlebt uno Ole bret
W1nner empfingen chemicals idnter5:
bate 8erIesungen. Oie Cote bieb
Gaifie Dapis, iie ifammte aus Sou-
ton mno mar 81 Sabre aft, bier
mar lie unter benz Namen Got WiiI,
Ter befannt. Ole anoeren beiSen
Wdohen iino Dora Dapis, einc
ShDeiter Der @etotetea. Die lidl
bier Dorotbp Miner nannte, uilo
eooie 2earmont. Die bret Iungen
@dnner beiBen Sim Sobnion. Sreo
garbnm uno George Siragger; Der
eritere it 9ormann in ser Yrolpis-
lee Muto COMPANY, Die aiI5eren gei-
ben fino als Gbauffeurs Eel ser
Terrea Wea GornpanD angelte1t, Die
Wdoden bielten iih in einenl
91uie an Der Watamoros StraBc
ant bic orei iungen 8nrifem lpa-
rem BET ibnen eepelen uito anid)er-
memo Daren aqe berauidt, ais Sobn-
ion ibnen morgens eegen brei ltbr
ben 8orihlog madte. nit ignl cine
automobiIfabrt iiber Die ,Miiiion
Goop@ gu MAIDEN, eiiien eiop riDe@,
Die mafr oas 10 nennt. aide nil
ligten elm utio Der ,iop ride" Be-
gam. Bel elmer Meitouraiion in OCT
Ndbe Der Miifion Coop mur6e ar-
gebalten uno Sonopihes nno SID
idenbier gefouft, oann ginq Die
GaArt ueiter. Sobnfon Ienfte ons
Mutomobil, Gaflie Oabis InB neben
ibn. Sic ihper perlebtc Dora
Dopis bebauptet, Sohnion babe 70
fpilo uno adtlos sefobren, bob elmer
Der nn6ern M1nner, Der rcdj sient-
lid nfihtern geDeien iei, i'm ME.
oerbolt gebeten babe, inn Die Sci.
ting gu lbertraeen. Solution iel6lt
beifreitet 6ies, er faet er babe oos
@efdbrt nit GROCER 9oriidt eeIenft.
@ie 6os ungliid eigentlit9 paiiiert
it, peiB Riemono. Gafiie Douis
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Mohrpnn 9lIfreh Nuhcrts

@abreno aIfreo Mlbcrts in
philadelphia bieler Gage anf Der
Suenn 2nne-Siltriranitolt al SO.
StraBe uno Mbbottsforb glpenne III,
beitete, mnroe er BON einem Sebe.
elmer getroffen nnb BON Der Maier
berabeeihleuoert, 10 bob er i'm Sal.
len orei Gippen brad. Gr m1re
iuabrideinlid au Sooe geitiir5t, ipenll
er nidt auf BEN SO Sabre alien
Sronf McSugb gefallen lpdre, uc.
ourh Die @eipalt ieines Stur5es ge-
broden muroe. McSugb itono &C.
raoe nnterbalb Der M~rbeitsiteae bes
Ilberts uto bielt einen 9~obraeibeI,
auf Ben ein anoerer Mann nit Ell.
mem Shnlie6ebammer Iosihlug. @ts
Ilberts berunteritiir5te, itrefte DC.
Sugb unipiaig Die Sano emppr nite
oabet ipuroe oieie BON Dem G6la.
ge oes Sammers getroffen, Der ibnl
orei Singer 5eri6metterte. 8eioe
Wanner murben nod Dem 9oipitul
gebradt. McSueb's Singer miiiicu
pabrideinlid amputiert merben une
Ilberts mag aud innerlide Yer.
lesungen e%rlitten baben,
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Nia Siftrift gnmalt 81. Weridts.

Stir 9iitrift 4ntualt 81. 8eridts.
9iitrift.
Die oSreie Breiie" 1T a,turiIiert, @.
9. 2tn0en als &anoibat fir Diltrit.<
GniuaIt fir ben 81. @eri6tsbiftriu ter
aus 8eror GoHutb beftebt, an3utinSis
gen, abban8ia bon ben an 70. Sitli
itattfinbenben BrimdripabIea.
Sir GountpfummiHar 8resiuft gu i.
Bir iinb autoriiiert, Serrn Ins
tonic Serrera aIs &a,lotoGt fir
8iebertuabI fir bas Gmt bes s ountps
&ommtf5dr, Rresintt SO. 1
an5utlnbigen. 9erielbe unterp,rft iib
ben geidIitiien Der bemofratiibsu pris
mdrtpabI.
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&ofdleS.
Sdmlrats- sibana.

Sn Der S6ulratsiieuaa Iprod)
Serr E. 90. 9edmann BET @eleac.,
belt oes Mntrages pom SduIluperS
%intetoente1 2ufin s Sful-G : rtbii.
der gu mehieln uno neue bin5u5ufi=
gen, fi6 oabin aus, oaB iolder @e6=
iel 10 ielten, mie MIR moelid eill-
treten ionte, oa es pielen Gltern
ihper fa1e, imr1er ne1e Wiider crs
5ni6affen. superintendent 2ufin err
flarte, oaB Der @ehiel in oieiem
Sabre unumgangli6 notlpenoig lie,
nno nod langerer 9ebatte nuroe
iein @ntrag atgenominen. Gle gu
ipe6ielnoen Bidder finb: Srpings
nSfetd Boot" an SteGe bon
Gburd's nStorp Of a(enoio4; 8eorge
Gliots uSilos Maner" an Stcne bon
Sbafefpeare's u4s pou life it,;
Songs uMmerican 8oems" an SteIIe
bon Webers u5oufbern 8oems~;
MetdJies u2oteini1de Broio-@ olnpo-
iitionen~ an Stele bon ,syoaes'
Competition; glons a. 2eie6nd all
5te1e BON oen iest gebraudlidjen
alafiifern in Bapiereirbdnoen; Sat-
per 8 MiIers v@irgiI" on Gtele
Der @ren1ougb & &ilIreoge's Musga-
be; SorfneB & &irflonos Cicero all
SteIe Ser aeliep's ausgobe; Ser
pgond Sipepriting Snitrnctor" an
Steae BON n8arnse Snitructor~;,
@reenougb, Dodge & 9onieIs oSe.
como pear latin" an Stene bon 8en-
netts Gaeiar. 9ie reuert 8iider iitto:
Sbios uMetamorpbolen" fir oos
Senior Sabr; uDictation Stuoies for
@uiineB Correspondence" fir Cen
Senior @rao; oas uSSpanboc Siltori-
cal Note 8oof~ 2. Sell, fir Den bo-
ben 9. un6 nieorigen 10. @rob; Die
uSalisman SiftorieaI Maps" So.
2 3, a, 5, 6, 90, %, 80 nnb SO;
8oir6s o@rooeo Morf in Mritbmes
tic" uno uSop TIE @orlo is feo~ fir
ben fommer5ieIen s. Grab, sic
GraDols grapons" fir Sen crlten
@ra0 uno 3eidetbleiitiite bon Der
Scott, Goresmon 60. uno Der syranf
educational 60. Gin neuer Inter.
rihts5tueig i'm fomn1eroen Sabre
miro als moral training" beSe;fatet
Dieter beItebt aus Dem @ortraa bon
gr5ablungen, TarabeIn, Tobeln,
@leiAniiien uip. NIT Besiebnna ouf
Hedt un6 unreht. Ser @rfcla Ser
abenoidule i'm Iesten Sabre fenog
ben Sdulrot einen Sell 6es guo.
gets fir oieien 3tpeig feitouieten
un6 i'm oaourd BON freipifligem lln-
t~erftiisungen unabbaneig su mo-
den. Cine 4n3abI Neger bon Carr
Sin eriuAt INN cine Neserssdule
IN 6ieier Ha1barifaft oa Sic nGdIt
gelegene u@rant1zS1ule gu ipeit fir
Die Rinoer un6 tpeeen ser Giier-
bobn-&reu5iingen audi gefabrlid ici.
Die Hetitton tpliroe Dem Superir.
tenoenten 2ufin iibergebel. 1as
9eror County 2ebrer-Snititut miro
feline 0eriammlung am 8. 6is ann
10. September i'm Mubitoriunl Ser
9ohihule abbalten. Sri. 2ela M.
@abbat uno &ate Ebomos reiign1er-
ten aIs 2ebrerinnen. Nad) angoJe
oes itdotiiden Stelers& Solicitors giI.
lemnin betragen bic Dem GfuIrat
ibuloigen r~iidft1noigen Steuern fir
1908 uno 1909 $1O,73s'. Sic aus-
goben uno ginnabmen BEG Sdnl-
rats fir ben Monat Stunt beliefen
fid auf: Ginnabmen $144,391. Mns-
gaben $11,051.56. @err Sobn s.
Jentiman 5eigte on, bob oae alten
vSSanitors~ tpieoer angeitelt ieien.
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Wabl sMn5eigen.
Sir Gtantsienat.

O"A SAuulpteHul
8ir fino autoriIiert, Germ Sulius
Neal alS &a1oioat fir Rieber.pa6l fiji,
ben Staatsfennt ar3ufinbiecn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-07-07
Mrs. WinsIows Soothing Syrup

lit ieit iiber so Sabrem bon Miuio-
men bon Miittern beim 3agnem it,
rer &imber NIT b6lisem Griolg &c,
brau6t moroen. Sc berubiat bas
4ino, ertpei6t oas 3abnfIetl9, lin-
bert ale S6meren, furiert @tmS-
Golic uno lit Die bette 4rollei gegen
9iarrboe. Son auen Ornggilteti
in ieoem Sell ser @elt berfauft.
Seio ii6er uno nerlongt pWtrs.
@inslops 5ootbing Sprup" niif
nebmt ni6ts @nberes. Is Cts. Die
SSlaIhe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-07-07
Mrbeitem "a Stmmbem tGslid.

Die fleiBielten fleinen 0inge
fino 81. Sings Stem 2ife 8iGs. Scbe
8iae 1T elm iiberaudertes &iieelden
poG @siun6beit, oas Sdpdbe in
aranfbeit, Gaaigfeit in @nergie Der-
tpanbelt. Gle betIea Snrtleibigfeit,
&opHhmer5en Sieber, Ge@pepiie,
Walaria. 25c bel alien 9ruggiiten.
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Sn @at6e5, @ifRilippi, lit elite
5rou 3erfopsfp an elmer 8lut'
pereiftuug seitorben, Die ourd Elm
8abngeihphr peranlaBt NOR.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-05-29
To CALIFORNIA
AND GREAT WEST
INTERESTING "TRIP WILL BE
CONDUCTED FOR STAY-AT-
HOMES UNDER AUSPICES OF
THE Y. M. c. A. HERE.

The Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation has arranged to conduct
large party through California and
the Great West, under the direction
of F. w. Prince, official representa-
tive of the Southern Pacific railway,
starting Tuesday night at o'clock
and returning about 10 o'clock the
same night. 1t is a case of stay at
home and visit California, through
the medium of magnificent collection
of beautiful stereoptican slides and
moving pictures, covering all the
beauties and wonders of that section
which has been so plenteously endow-
ed with attractions that the people
long to see California.
This collection of pictures is said
to be not equalled by any other col
lection of similar nature and is pre-
scented with careful description of
each view so that for the pleasure of
those who have visited, or expect to
visit, California, and as a matter of
educating the children, this travel
talk could hardly be excelled.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-05-29

find no age when this highly unhy-
gienic practice was not popular. In
deed, Darwin attempts to trace t. back
to the habit of our detailed ancestors
had of grasping prey with their teetnt
This business of osculating became
so popular among the Greeks that it is
said many husbands, before starting
out for the days work, compelled
their wives to eat garlic-a most eff
fective preventive, we cannot doubt.
The Romans attempted to be more
cold-blooded and dignified. They were
at least more systematic, for they dt
vided all kisses into three kinds: the
osculum, the kiss Of friendship; the
basium, the kiss Of ceremony; and the
SuaYlum, the kiss of love. All OF
which simply implies that the Romans
had three chances to our one. The
ancients, however, were not in favor
of a public display of the business;
spooning was decidedly bad form.
Plutarch says that Cato expelled the
Senator Manlius for kissing his wife
in the daytime and In the presence OF
his daughter.
This same PIutarch is our authority
for the statement that Rome founded
the now antiquated custom of wives
saluting their husbands with I kiss.
The women, after sailing many seas
and reaching this place, refused TO fol-
Tow their husbands further, and under
the leadership of Roma-a new wo-
man"-burned the ship. Then says
the historian, Roma invented this
pleasant method of appeasing the
wrath OF the husbands; and the rem
edy has been used with considerable
efficacy until comparatively recent
years.-Carl Holiday in June Smart
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