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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-06-21
9as Meimlegifon.

Dos Bariier gornnpolet Mn.
ieum iDiro oemn1h1t Inn elm merit
piiroiges Gtiid bereifert: urn oas
MeimIcyifon, 6aien Grancois Cop.
pee {ih beoief1te. Der pbnntnfieboHe
Didter bate es mol nidt notig &c.
bobt, ieine 3ufIuft 5u oiefer &riilse
iuneer DidterIinee 51 nebmen; als
i'm elm Jreuno zines Cages in iei-
mem 3eim In Der Mue Gu6inot Be.
sudte, iab er auf bent Mrbeitstiihe
gopees oas Meimlerifon bon2onoais
Iiegen. Die nbgeriifenen Setter
Seigten. bob Der Oihter es iehr
griinolif gu benuten pflegte. .abcr
nein," meinte Der Beiuder perblifft
Sic benusen aIio oas 9eimIerifon
Sd b1tte geoad)t, BOB rur fIcirs
GoupIefoidter gu folden Mittelu
greifen." Doh Jrnncois Goppee,
Der IN REDEEM MaBe ben Aei5 bel
geiheioenbeit beioB, antiportete Id
danS:: ,gslra, aud ih bin bod nut
Elm goupIetmnder, elm armieliaei
DerIeIhmieo, benz bisueilen Die Me;
me febIen. Dann idlage i'd meir
fo5tbares Diftion1r nuf uno finds
oann ben MebelIen, Der iid mioel
nteine @rfinoungsfraft geitraati
bot. Dns ut bns gart3e @ebeimnis
meines 9erufes.1 limb laden6 fiigt'
ct binau: nWerrnten sic nur Der
2efern meiner yTrid" nid)t. Gil
gIouben am gn6e, Elm Meimlerifor
geniigt, Inn GiHter 5i ~ueroen."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-06-21
L.okdIes.

Moerman Stepes batte geitern
morgen cine unterreoung NIT benz
Mopor, in Der er linn grfIdrungen
Der Gan Mntonio Sectional 8anf,
Der National 8anf Of Commerce,
Der State 8onf & Ernft Company
lino Der Mlamo National 8anf bor-
legte, IN oef1en aIe 4 ~erflarten, lie
ieien bereit aIs Sinan5agenten fir
ofe 5taot gu fungieren, u1befiim-
inert oarnm, OF oas Budget out
iedys5ig Gage ODER Elm gon5es Sahr
fe}tgeiteIt ner6e.
9ie Deputp : Sberiffs baben
lpie0er cine &a55ia auf Die @illon
Gtrnbe gemaft. sic babert altf) Ell
men 6oI6oten berboftet, Ser ON Ell
mem Crap Game beteiligt NOR, Ole
Offi5iere MOLTEN i'm aber nid!t
a~usliefern.
Die NadBdblune Ser Stim-
men in benz @alaeDer-g burb &on-
teit-Jnn bat ergeben, baB Gburdl
elf 9tirnmen mebr erbalten bot als
Gallagher. @s iino nod mebrere
Gtimmen beanitanoet uno es mub
iiber oieie nod cine nnteriudnno
boraenommen mer6e, aber Die In.
teriufung miro 6as Neiultat faunI
nod. ber6noern.
Dns unter Dem Namen Nubp
Ebeatre befannte yMoping Bicture
Gbofp an Der 9oufton 5traBe lit
ee}tern Nodmittag abgebronnt. Dos
benodborte @bite Stpnn Cafe, Mo-
ientbnIs gignrrenlaoen uno Die
RoIteDer'i9e Mpotbefe pur0en leiht
beid)1oigt. Mne 2eute, Die in benz
Gbeater naren, famen sliidli6 her
aus.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-06-21
FFICIALBALLOI
= l
REPRESENTATION
AGAINST PROHIBITION
Nelde 8prred)te fat Der &6nia Doi
GnaIam1.

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~nae o. D.sls. o.as;. tea o. ao,,o
m.s.uas o. @s..:aa @ maasa y ma,.
%l1Ha..g Des w Soasss 9su.s &C.. xs.,
ea ausn @ seo'"s Oun oSma"
p.Suyn 'Oeo Ga um Soau.
Ussu 81 s1n s o.nsoss 1 :
.u s. 49, r.. .mU sa.,,
a.. Is .y0De ~, una "'S D, -
g.n''uluss nSg: NY .us ~
usOe ne ss''ap O..0's mon..a.
s OIa up ma~a a se. KS,
s.O o. o. y :. NY ,a" 81,
s.o.l's = gso.s =. a. ceI .ul0sn oss'
saas , 'y Sas = .ss o";,uashsr
Uss gub 8 :. @
us Ia, uel ,a y oss;a F Iasa = m 1s,
, u.'e. vua; IT, y. s ',;aSr ~ No. a @tru,
.m., o. 'r Ia gau ST. S ~
@aa1aaa s4r;st .o;aa mr;osa Uos
SH s'.n, ara,o saI;a sar
s1ah"s Maraaa d." r. o.
49, ~ s,os M as ara,,,
a aa,, e;,,sn ,;sraI;M Ishba a+u e mr;as
az a.ushsr%a M.orbES <.
;osax : x os;A - X. a,a,.
~ a.s Sa, ~ Daa..sa ~ maoes,
o,,x ;a;n so, no,s Ss s.,
$3.50 u" mas m-s;4ost.. Saa a.
49, 49, m,tnos
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-06-21
4eiratsfheime.

MIfreo Meirner uno Cha 2ippfe.
81. 6. Mieoner uno Stena S. en-.
Ceiling.
Otto S. giienmcneer uno slnnit
s. gleseI.
Sobn Ebomion un6 glo Hbilippi,
Geo. Wetidler uno Marp Bier
foIo.
MaIter 8. Mdermam uno Dore
". @dreiber.
Mm. 8. Samieion ul1o g1a Sec
ling.
0ebnrteM.
BmuI @erttins uno 5rau, EN-
annbe; Otto Rrueeer uno Srma
Elm 4nnbe.
To0esf1IIe.
4lei1les Sinh BON Yaul 9ertting,
6rou Gnrrie so. 9ebrmarn, 81
Sobre; MnHie Meffters 26 Sabre
Moiie aemp, 36 Sabre; Srau Marr
Nina auide, 85 Sabre;
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Cine beitridenbe Nran

1T Die, Die biibid in @eiidt, bon
1orm uno froblidem Temperament
lit. Iber cine b~eitrtdenoe Srall
oarf ni6t franf ober nerpos iein.
iie oarf fein Nierenleioen, feline
unreine Sauf, feine ifIe1te Sc
lihtsfarbe baben. electric 8itters
erbdlt iie eeiuno uno blbid, siebi
iturfe Nerbem belle Mugen, reiner
atem, slatte, idone Saut. SOC Del
allen Druesiiten.
@us Dem Diplomatenlebe,i
miro in Der lesten drummer bes
Simpliciiiismls foleenbe @nefbote
er3dblt: Ser @eianote elmer @ro6-
madt in einem fleinen norbiihen
Staate, Der nlr iparlihe politil6e
9e5iebltngen su Der GroBmaht ua-
terbielt, orang gleidppol bel lei=
mem oiplomatiiden Yerional oa-
rauf oaB ieoe @od)e m~inoeitens Elm
npolitiiher" 8eribt als 4lirierien-
oung in Die Seimat abgeben miilie.
Ole 8eamten tpareu in BETTER Ser
5i%peiflung, on gar fein Bacterial por-
Tag. ginmaI faBte elmer ben Mut
nno Bat ben Miiiionsbef ibm an
oeuten gu molten, mas CT 6enti
gum @egenitano elmer politii6ea
9eridtes MAIDEN iole. Ser @elono-
te, iebr ungebnlten, beffagte oas
geringe Ealent oes SrageiteQers
gum Diplomaten. u&oben Sic oenn
niht eelelen", iagtc er, roaB Der
bieiige a0nig bel elmer adlte bon mi
mug 90 Heaumur o6ne moaene
unterfleioer alf Die &enntier-
logo fubr2" Ser 8eamte, Der iid)
biitete, oos llrteil ieines @orseiebten
nod ourh 3meifel an benz politi-
ihen &arafter 6ss Stoffes gu Dere
idGrfen, meinte, mar Tonne oann
mol auh beifugen: Dime oab Sci
ne Maieit1t 5haoen an Maerbohft.
ieiner @eiunobeit genomalen ba-
be," iporauf Der @eianote erpioer.
te: .Mber aber, gar feline &ou-
tine. Das fam ia ben @egen-
itano bes naditwodigen 8eri6tes
~abgeben."
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uebertrnmpft.

6raulein: oGenfen Sie, eine
1reunoin, bon mir lernte Dor brei
@onaten einen Serrn fennen. belite
iino Die 8eioen idon, perbeirotet!"
Didter: n9as lit nod nidts; id)
babe in adt Sagen eilten &oman se-
ihrieben, IN Dem ii6 brei Yaare FEM
men lernen, iif perloben uno perbei-
raten!"
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Gnf um,ueaen.

nSoren Sic, parum i6impfen Sic
benn oas Stubenmdoden 10 olrs, iie
ideint bod Elm redt netteS ding 81
iein2@
SIT iie aud, aber menn i6 nid,t
itimpfe, entldBt fie meme Srou ann
nahiten Eagel"
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uebermuSern.

Mutter: Sea, boit OH oern gor
feline Butt, Die eingeleitetc Sdcioruls
rifganeig gu mo6en?"
Sohter: uNein, es lit aih i6on
4Ges abeemaht, mein iesiger Mann
mirb als Trou5euge bel meiiler n0b.
iten Sch5eit fnneierenI"
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tpenn Ssbr Or. Sings Weue 2ebens'
giIen eerommen bobt. Sie resl,'
Iieren ben Mogeny 2eber, ginee'
tuei6e ttno ft1rfen utl6 frdftiger
6ns garSe Gpftem. Sur 25c Bel al
len Drusgtften.
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8esrambet.

A.: .Ntn, tpie mar bas Qon5eri
am geftrieen Mbeno2"
g.: Sd inge Sbnen, geraoear
erbebeno unb f~ortreiBenb."
a.: SO? Sntpiefern benn?"
g.: vghon beim brttten Gtiid
erbob fih aaes, I'm aus5ureibeu."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-06-21

Die Hnoerpoe6.Win, bic Bet.
d~nberuneen I'M Moatnrif frifft, III
NIT 22t 8egen 100 Sdm'
MN I'M Mepr1ientmnte1bditfe onge.
nc1lnle1I.
Die rleue 2crimer l~tnterin'
dung Bat begontsevs.
Der Streif oer Seeleute II
Neiu BORT lit periiber.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-06-21
Qofa[nphs.

Sir ben 3. September iino eroBe
5eitlidfeiten in 4usiidt genommell.
Sollte oas @etter unsiinitig iei1t, 10
miro Ser apeite September auf ben
folgenoen Sonntag perihoben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-06-21

Sn benz Yro5eB pegen ocs
ginitur5es Der Gorliter Staotbalc
batte oos @eidsgertdt Dos nrteil
Der. @orlieer Straffammer, Die &c
gen BEN 2ieferanten Der 3ahfon-
itruftion Sngenieur BauI Martinn
ans Dresden am 1. Mdr5 borigen
Sabres megen 8eritoBes gegen bic
allgemeinen 9anregeln in Werbin.
oung NIT fabrldiiiger Gotuns mtf
BRET Monate @efdngnis erfmnt bat.
te, aufgeboben. Sest fano in Cor
Iis, pie Der Drnbt mel6et, Die
teue 8erbaftung itott. Die Straf-
fammer ipraf) Wartinp BON Der Gin.
flaee bes 8ergebens gegen Bara-
graph $50 Gt@B fret. Die Soften
muroen Der Staatsfnfie auferlegt.
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9ein 11nteridieb

.8ie id bore, baben Sic ouf ST.
rer &aotour aud franaoiilden SO.
Den beriibrt. @ie gefiel's Sinner
ben oort2"
o5m, er mar aud, nift meider.
als Der u%niere."
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Seine l1uterfdleibuna.

Neues Disnitmaoaen: .@naoiae
Jrms ion id Die Mrbeit iebt mo.
den ODER ion ih iie gIeih mo.
hen2"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-06-21

u@ir broufen nj unierem Sc
ihdft 2eute nit Bertrand, iunger
Mann." n9as brau6en Sic mir
nidt erit gu iasell niein Serr. Sbr
@eidaft benefit es."
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Gisemtamlid)er sdlnf.

pSbeint bier cine liiberlihe @e-
p%olferung in Der @esenb gu iuoh-
men,"
.@esbaIb?"
1Man iiebt falt ieoes Sinh NIT Ell
mem lauren Serine iiber Die StraRe
rennen."
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@enu Sas nidlt sieht!
DBlntro6e"

Salte: pgritauffiibruns Der Sra
gooie
Ml,tfrnho"
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g. g.. Der einbeimiide 9idter
miro perionli6 ioufflierenl
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Srrenar8t: : ualio Srail Gitss-
fielo mar mdbreno nteiner 4bmelcl-
belt bier?" - @drter: $50, @err
Doftor. Sic po[te ibrel Mann mil
iid nab 9auie nebmen, aber er Jog
te, er aoge es Dor, bier gu bIeibes."-
Srrenar5t: v9ieier Sail lit mir
l6ngit beroddtig eergefommm; Der
Mann lit gar nift perriidtE."
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@mntoriftiihes.
6nntor bes Mmslambs.

1Sa," ioete Die iunse Srau itol5,
Batter giebt INNER etmas 4oitipieIi
ges, iuenn er @eihenfe maft."
vDas babe i'd gemerft, ais er bidl
tpeggab,~ beriebte Ser iunge Che
mann.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-06-21

m1rfen!
gsi tpor unmoeIid fir Jrit, lp0b.
reno Der erften Nnd)f, Die er i'm
Oienite oes @rofen @enoeIin Der.
bradte, aud nur Elm Muee 5u iflie-
ben Cole 9bantaiien ulnganfelten
i'm. Sic beioen groBen Yagooen,
bic er in Der gntree auf Dem aamin-
iimie bate lteben ieben. biclten fun.
oenlang @ode neben ieinem gett,
glotten i'm nit ibren Borseuanau-
gen an, nidten NIT ben a6pfen uno
ftredten bo5u oie 3ungen beraus.
limb bann trat pIosli9 an fire Stelle
Der $ellebar6ier aus Bron5e, ser i'm
9reppenbnuie cine ben Ieidtenbe
@lasfugel belt - nn6 oann iDieoer
bic mileiiffe 8enus NIT ibrem ifim-
mern6en Marmorleibe, Die i'm Gar
tenianle aus einem ARRANGEMENT
groBblattriger erotiider TfIan5eu
berborlugte. limb i'm MAIDEN 9ralt-
ME borte Grit aaerbono Stimmen
on iein DIR idIagen: oas lliitig film
genbe .rnp bop" oes alten Sempel,
oas 6r0bnen0e, "foIte mans eIau-
ben!" bes Yoitors &nrttpig, oas
frdd3enbe Organ 2ennerts uno Die
bornebmefl Nafalaute oes Germ Be
eeinf. gtnmaI tpar es ibm aud> als
i1be er Gannp fprehen = rto bann
fom Watentbien's longer garIe une
tpdrf nit aartoffelu nad9 linn
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-19
WOMAN'S SPHERE.
By LUCY CARY.

VIC hear no end OF talk about wo-
men stepping out OF "woman's sphere.
OF the feminine woman" the womauly
woman of 'woman's duties In tho
none.' as opposed TO tho idea of wo.
men taking active par, in civic and
ha''onal Hfe--all omanating from OPP
ponents Of the acknowledgements of wo.
men.
What one person living TODAY is
fnlly competent 10 define jugt wha, is
Womans sphere. suppose we consul,
one eminent man from each S,ot. In
our Union on this subject. selectiu,;
some who favor and some who ar.
opposed TO woman suffrage. but alwa US
ono in whom the public has confidence.
Inc variety OF opinions as 10 the ho,nds
OF Womdn'e sphere would be as ~ ca-
as the individual differences in each
mans personality.
Spread ths limits OF the inNestiga.
ton further, 20 consult notable
Cinnamon. TURK or Hindoo. then con.
sui an Englisnman. II German OF
3"ede-will tho result oil your in
Veetigations forever ana conclusl>cly
settle the doubts In your mind as ia
the exact nature and extei., Of womsna
Sphere2
Extend your Investigation back into
history, for lack OF time 10 go more
fully into this research. take The
views of Plato and Napoleon on wo.
mans sphere ana contrast them. Yer,
lofty and noble was Plato's conception
of woman and her sphere ana he mad,
no effort 20 circumscribc that sphere
in narrow bounds. See what Napo
leon thinks OF woman and her sphere
In substance he expressed the View
that woman vas but mans slave. and
that when man allowed her TO leave
ihc harem he had made fatal mis-.
take. The contldbted Views Of Plat"
and Napoleon are very interest!ng---by
which shall We abide as our definition
Of womans sphere?
Again. see tho liberty loving Soxon
calling women into counsel, consult.
Ing her about all tribal matters, aud
even about war. Then turn 10 Ori.
entail lands and sec the son OF Islam
ccntcndlng that woman has no souI
ana was made but fer mans serylc.
and pleasure
OF these various views On the sphere
OF woman. shall We take the loves,
nobiest, shall we stand with the Mo-
hanmeean and Napoleon, or with tho
saxon and Plato, with the men and
women who arc working to-day FOR
social betterment, or with corrupt poll
tlcians and avariciouz business inter
ests2
How biased We are In defining 40.
mans uphere by sentiment und tradi-
lion. is demonstrated every day By our
attitude towards women .eforners who
have never advocated woman suffrage
and towards women, equally DESTROYS
OF lettering social conditions and re
llevirg distress. but who believe that
the surest mean9 20 this end IS
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lowing question has been chosen: Re
solved. That the plan proposed by Rep
resentative Li;tleton. of New York. is
superior to tho Sherman law for con-
trolling corporations" This debate
will mark an innovation in public
speaking at the university. 1t Is be-
lieved that the training the freshmen
will receive in this way will At them
better to take part In the subsequent
inter- collegiate contests.
In order to find employment for stu
dents and graduates, q bureau of ap
pointmcnt is being perfected by Pro-
fsssor Charles W. Kent and Professor
Maphis. The bureau will cndeavor to
find employment not only for those
students who may need to earn money
to enable them 10 continue their studies.
but Will also put them i'll touch with
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x1llaS

Is at your door, and unless you
have supply of Longs free-burn-
ing, long-lasting economy Coal
and load of his perfectly dry
large or medium-size blocks Oak
for heaters and CRATES, and a load
of his easy-to-split, close-grain
Pine Wood for kindling and cook
ing, you won't be ready to even
keep warm, not saying anything
about cooking the good things.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-19
CHEAPER GASOLINE.
Kerosene Gas-Producer That WIN Reduc,
Cost of Running Automobiles. Perhans.

easo!ons engine experts and operator,
WILL be interesssd-tn a now dsvice which.
II so claims for 1t are substant!ated Ia
praetice-and the manufacturers are said
TO guarantee them--wiil enable any two
cycle or foar-eycie gasoieno engine OF
standard make 10 be run with Kerosene
as fuel, With perfect hopibustion. no In
crease In fuel consumption. and no de-
Hreaie In power. says Popular Mechanics
This device Is known as . hydro-caroon-
gas producer II is quite a simple ansir.
cylindrical in shape. about fourteen inches
ons and ak inches In diameter 1t has no
moving parts, and, when once attached to
tho engine. becomes permanent fixture
u Is inatalied on an engine. the fuel Is
drawn in through an atomizer and induced
by the suction OF the engine 10 Go throuE
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the department of engineering. will ad :
dress the club Monday night. His sub
Gines especially as applied to aero
planes. DR.. Robert NJ. Bird. of the de-
partment OF chemistry. is president of
the club.
The freshman inter-societV debate
will take place December 4. The fol-
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passages heated BY the exhaust. 80 that
the action IS entirely automatic and rho
fuel supply Is In proportion 10 ;Se de-
mands OF tho sngins under ali conditions
OF speed and load
The producer is said to be spplicasls
both TO stationary and automobile snginea
TO produce perfect combustion OF the fuel,
and thus absolutely Insure snokeiass Sx.
haust and clean cylinders.
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opportunities in the business and pro-
fessional world when they become
alumni
Professor Thomas ". Page. head OF
ths department Of economies who is
cow member OF the Tariff Board. will
give a special course OF lectures at the
university after the Christmas holidays.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-19
UNIVERSITY AERO
CLUB REORGANIzED
First Meeting Will Be Held
Monday--Freshmen to De-
bate in December.
tSpectal TO The Times-Disnatch

Charlottesville. Va. November Is
The reorganized University Aero Club
will hold its first meeting Monday
night. One of the objects OF the club
is to encourage active and theoretical
interest among the students In aero
nautics. Professor Charles Hancock, of
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The Police were instructed to make sure
that all Push-Cart Peddlers were properly
Licensed.
Steve roamcd the Wide-Open Town and
spread his Bets both ways from the Jack
When he cut tho String and began to
back his Judgment he knew no Limit ex-
ccpt the Milky Way. Any time he rolled
them You could hear some Rumble
All the Bookies, Barkecps Bliscrs and
the Boys sitting on The Moonlight Rattlers
knew him by his First Name and had him
tagged as Producer and Helva Nice
Fellow.
Steve heard vague Rumors that certain
Stiffs who hurried home before Midnight
and wore White AIufflers were trying to put
the Town on the Fritz and Can all the Live
Ones but he did not dream that Mug who
went around in Goloshes and drank Root
Beer could put anything across with the
Main Swivel over at the Hall.
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though he did not Use this exact Language
in expressing his Emotions. He said.
"Well, what do you Know about that?"
The downtown Books were being raited
but the Angoras kept on galloping at the
Track. so he rode out the Train every
day in order to preserve his Rights as
free-horn American
One Day just as he was Peelinc from his
Roll in front of the Kentucky Club in order
to grab Gcrtic Glue at 8 to 5. Lightning
struck the Paddock and laid ont the entire
Works
When the Touts and the Sheet Writers
and the Sure 1hingcrs came to and began
TO ask Questions. it was discovered that the
zap Legislature had killed the Racing
Game and ordered all the Regulars to 90 to
Work
Steve went back to Town in dazcd Con
dition to hunt mp the Gang and find out
what could be done to put out the Fire
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Q, the Rude Awaken
inc.
One day he was III a
Pool Room working on
the Form S sheet with
about 40 other Students
and getting ready to back
Sazcrack off the Boards in
the Third at Gutenberg.
when some Blue Wagons
backed up and Steve told
the Desk Sergeant, a few
Minutes later, that Ii is
Name was Andrew Jack
son.
\ ext Day he had
Wire from a Trainer but
when he went to the old
familiar Joint, the Plain
Clothes Men gave him the
Sign to Beat it and he
turned a w Y. thrcbbing
with Indignation.
1t was for this his Rcla-
tivcs had fought at Lex
ington and Lllndy's Lane
and Gettysburg.
He felt that our Wanted
l. i b cr t S were but
Shadowy Pretcnses. al
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dust and n Pull at ihc City Hall
When he opened up, he threw the Key in
the River and arranged 10 have the Bodies
taken out through the Alley so as not to
impede Traffic in the Main Thoroughrares.
All cf which came under the Head Of
Personal Liberty.
Twelve months every Year marked the
Open Season for every Game from Pitch
and-Toss to Mansaughter.
Getting down a Bet on The Ponies was
attended with the same Difficulty that
would now be experienced in purchasing
RcdIIot at Coney Island, but it did not
take as long, because there was no Mustard
to be applied.
Any one in search of Diversion could roll
Kelly Pool at 10 Cents Cue IN the Morn
ing, go to the Track in the Afternoon. take
in a 20-round Scrap in the Evening and then
Shoot at the Wheel few times before
backing into the Flax.
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, y c E in the d i'm
J dead Days beyond
Recall. before any

tctHlI. Dclbit al.
one invented Il S o. d e.
that would hold down "A
Lid, there lived a blue
eyed Gazook named Steve.
We refer to the Juicy
Period preceding he Up
lift, when Gov. Hughes
was still in a Prep School
and the Candidate wear
ing the largest collar was
the Peoples Choice for
Alderman.
The State Senator with
a noble Constituency Of
Guineas, Wops and Hun
yaks usually conducted Il
Mood Alcohol Emporium.
with a Hop Joint below, q
llonliatonli in the rear and
a Crap Game upstairs, y
Cop stood outside to beat
up any one who made n
Boiler.
a Good Citizen wishing
to open a Murder Parior
needed Il couple Of Black