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The evening world., 1911-02-11

Mrs. Lewis Is n handsome blonde
who admits that she Is more thar FORTY
years OF age, and who has to demon
s;ra,e her theories grown children
who have never had a doctor In their
lives. With her daughters and son
twenty-five years old she lives at No.
SOL Yves. One Hundred and Thirty
sixth street.
Rules fer Beauty.
Don't say that I know how to pre-
serve beauty. please" Mrs. Lewis be-
gar. "I done believe in preserved
beauty. II IS not enough to keep your
SCI; beautiful. You must grow more
beautiful every year, and the way to do
that Is 20 do everything with the idea
Of beauty.
When / rise in the morning ! throw
a blanket abou; my shoulders, stand
q; the open window and take thirty
deep breaths. As ! breathe | repeat
to myself Strength, health. purity.
sweetness. love. power n I take a
particularly long breath on Power"
Then take my bath, not only with
SOAP and water hut with intelligence.
l splash and play about in the tub
like n child. enjoy every minute OF it.
7 laugh. : sing. Then when l am
through : dry myself thoroughly aud
SLOWLY with n rough towel. ! am just
as .ender with ms toes as ! am with
NY eyelids.
e, eat anything 7 Ike In moderation
7 have :,s. one rule as 10 diet: ] neve
a.. vba, I Irf,E NOV DRINK whom I cat
The evening world., 1911-02-11
Dnnk surplus SI6,3lG. 900.

The Clearing House statement FOR the
week shows that the banks hold i3G.
$40. 900 more than the requirements Of
the - per cen reserve rule. This ~ an
increase OF sI2l, 100 In the propurtionate
cash reserve as compared with last
week.
The evening world., 1911-02-11

Miss Katie j. -IIcrzenstcln.
daughter OF Judah I~Ierzcnstein os
No. 5SI9 Fourteenth avenue. Brook
Ign. will bc married tomorrow att
ernoon at half past five o'clock 70
samuel Khcel OF No. 1927 Southern
Boulevard, IN attorney.
Henry Oronstc!u VIII he best man
and Miss Frances kncel will attend
the bride. The ccrriony viii take
place nj Temple Emanu-El Syna-
gogue In Brooklyn. and viii he por-
formed by the Rev. DR.. Blau. the
pastor.
The evening world., 1911-02-11
Think Beautiful Thoughts, Sing as You Bath
Mrs. Selma Lewis Tells HoW She Has Successfully Main
tanned Her Good Looks BY a Combination of
Philosophy and Hygiene.
She Enjoys Whatever She Is Doing, Maintains Cheer
fitness, Eats and Exercises Moderately and With
Intelligence as Well as Soap.
BY NIXOLA SMITH.

Try 20 idcuIise the real because you Dill neuef
succeed in redHstn0 the ideal
Take baths, more baths. q hot plunge toiioced BY
a cold shouer. say TO yourself ouer and orer during
your soap rub, THIS is making me beautiful" When
the cold sho,oer plays upon your spine say once more,
This Is making me beautiful"
"Ideulise yourself. Don't fuss. Don't uorrp about
the ,cedther. II it's raining, remember that the rain
existed before you were born and t1iH continue after
pou die.
III you get up feeling badly, aon't stare gloomily
IN the alnss nnd san I look Ike q trinht to-dnu, VIM
The evening world., 1911-02-11
Makes EN- for Life Now.

Then they danced in silence for a few
moments. The llgdts tool a brighter
glare. the husic became more dreamy
and it seemed that the other dancers
were far away and the music was co,m-
ing from some recess.
How would you like to have me make
shoes for you FOR lifc?" he asked.
Nobody knows Just what she said. bu,
A. any ate a cable message was sent to
the parents Of tho girl In New York. and
two weeks later the sloe factory had
Two bosses where but one had grown
before. and to-day when the Campania
docked there came down the %gangplsnk
Mr.. and Mrs, Emil Blumgart on a visit
to the brides parents In this city.
And she was making her joyous way
through the honeymoon In a pair OF
shoes that Emil made.
The evening world., 1911-02-11
Greatest Rule: Don't Fuss.
take moderate exercise and.
whatever else happens. don't fuss.
Women are born fusssrs.

"A wife fuses II her husband comes
home late or wants to so TO the club
after dinner. How much better 1t
would be II she would say: All right,
dear: 60 and have a good time Men
would stay home n great deal more and
with better grace II women were more
ilneral In his ~resDect.
The evening world., 1911-02-11

phenersr I am the least bit Worried ! look IN my mirror and tain to nyscit
this poy: I sou Sweetheart, tchy are you not feeling yourself todayg cheer
up Think happy thoughts sing, laugh" and I burst into a peel Of laughter.
By the time I'm through laughing I'm in perfect spirits"
These and other thoughts I culed yesterday in al interview with Mrs
Lewis. who OF Feb. 9 addressed the Health and Longevity Club on
.TIo.in od uaau,y"
The evening world., 1911-02-11
His Shoes Did u.

Could MIR. Blumgart have tn" dance
lie could.
In a moment there went gliding over
the moor the young couple, oblivious OF
everything except the droning music.
the rlythm OF the dancc-and each
other.
you dance divincly," commented the
young shoe manufacture.
sho hlushcd. Then he glanced n a
pair OF dainty feet n coyly remarked:
Il think that I " much ot the
pleasure OF the dance to the man who
made these shoes, they are 50 nice AMI
comfy"
And she was right, playing the De
two ways
RIumgart glanced at the shoes and
thea at the maiden. lie was 4 iT!nr
slow in saying
81 am glad you owe the pleasure o:
this dance In some part TO the man whn
made your shoes. made them myself"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-05-19

8%ommfllare %ge5tuungelt meroen iol,
len, Die Sdafflilig bes tlellen Sd)nl<
oiltrifts go. SO o%lf5llgebelt. MllG]
lollen lie ourd oet gefebl oaran &c.
linoert meroeil, Die neueit Sruitees
oeA Oiitrlfts SEQ. 81 oll5iterfcluaei;.
2este Nadt itarb i'm Sitter
bon 20 Sobren Srau Chilli e
Stepbonoip, @ottin bon Carl
Stepbanotu, einem III Sdngersfret-
len molbefallnten oeutiden 8eiuol.
ner nnlerer Stoot. Die S%eritorbene
NOR friiber Elm SrGulein 9raitoced;
lie itarnmte aus gobmell ino font
por iingefdDr lieben ober ad)t Sob=
'rell bierber. Seit orei Sabrcn
lpar iie berbeirotet. Sic bii1terlGGt
ibren -@atten uno 5mei fleine &in-
Der, ems 5luei Sabre nlto ems
ein babies Sobr alt. Die 9eerhi
gung finoet morgen uadnlittag
Inn 5 llbr, bonn S%terbebauie, 2ipe
DAT StraBe 403, aus itntt.
SIM Sauie ieil,es Sdipieeeriob'
mes @ilbelm Sin itarb Sobn
&oelbleu I'M Sitter bon CT Sob-
rem. Ser 8erltorbene mobllte leil
81 Sabren lit Son 9lntonio.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-05-19

Der Staotrat ~bepiligt l~peitere
tanienb Dollars nm Die Soften Der
letten Staohpobl gu be5oblen. Sln
@on8ell liiro ictt $4,000 bcipil'
Iiet.
Der Moypr teilte Dem Stootrot
opn &iidtritt oes Seuermebrhefs
@rigbt NIT ullo beridtete eleib5ei.
tig. oaB er BEN bisberieen Siilfs.
def gilbop gu ieinem Nodfolger
uito ben 5elleripebr-G aptain Me-
sorlep gum &iilfs6ef eruannt bo.
Be. 8eioe grnennuneell mnroetl
iofort beltdtiet. Die @mtsaeit Ser
beioen Neu-@rnonnten oduert MIR
Bis gum i Sum-, boffentlid mirt
maj, iie aud nod Dem l.. Sum- i'm
Mmt bebalten. Ole g%rnennungell
limo gut.
9as aomite fir y6euer uno
5ellergran5ett" iberi6tete ungitnltig
iiber oos @elud, Die abeebranntell
StG1e Der Garter Mullalp Cont.
ponp in oerielbcn @eiie, mie iie
geipeien, mieber ouf5ubanel:. Gin
lolf)er fellergefGbrli6er8nu ltebe i'm
Wioeripruf init ben ~8eItimmungell
Ser itabtiiben Sroinan5ell.
@nf Mntrag oes Iloerman
Midter muroe Die g. q. & 4ra,ts
ias HaB gabn. ongemieiem Die &C.
mol StraBe, BON Der @eit-gons
merce Big CUR 2afeniem @benu.,
gu grabieren unb gu macaoamiiie-
rem. Muf @ntras bon alderman
8idelano muroe Der StraBenfom-
miii1r angepieierL uebergdnge Gil
Der 3or5amora nnb @elt-goiit=
merce, Der Nobioao mtto 8net1a ST.
1ta nno Der WontereD uno Der Ha=
pi6ao StraBe gu Iegen. Die @oi-
iermerfgeie1lidoft uuroe alitori-
iiert, Elm 6auptrobr ansoer @alt.r
uno ser Mittmann StraBe gu legen.
3abIreide @%etitionen gingen ein
itno purben ben betreffenbeir 9o-
mites. ubermieien.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-05-19

~oingungen lpar es moglid; baB Ell
mes iungen Observation-Disclosures Ser5
unlosli6 ml ether be1timmte!t
Sdolle buftete ST foftnte llur
eine uno gu oieier i6iittete er ut
Dem po~rliegenoen Safe 1eiie pernet.
memo bas &oupt. 9alln fam ibnt
eth @eoanfe, Ser 10 rai6 iiber ieille
Sippen trot, oaB er lid ielber bar
iiber pertpnnoerte. v@etpobnlidJ
iebnt man ii6 nad oen GerbGltnii-
len uno ieien es fleii1e unb Grn1.
lfde, i1 oeilen man aufmlt6s, 5lt-
riid. @ibt man oer Sebniu6t noh
lino iudt Die Stattelt ei,u1ol fpie-
Der aut Damn lit man meiit gebeiIt
fir alle 3eit = i'd iprede aus Ell
9ener G%rfabrnng, Serr @ebritg.
Steaeidt moben Sic Die 8robe nit
Martba lladber miro tie nit
lngeteiltem Screen in Sbrer @elt
Iteben."
Ste mareil inter oie1en slestel,
@orten, 5u oenen @ebring nod
oenflib beiitimmeno eenidt bate,
am Sbeater aneefommen, mo be-
reits 5reienius uno Martba parF
tertb itanoen. Sci ibnen mar 1eil1
oritter, Elm breitidulteriger Wom
NIT elmer polen blon0en Mdbne,
Der aIlem anideine nod Dem Or
DIETER angeborte.
u@etpiB Der bon Sran 4nores
ermabnte 8erebrer, bodte Sanlcn
nno blidte forideno in ibr @eiidt.
Sic erblaBte tief uno tiefers ais
iie iein onnfles M1lge auf lid iii
ben fiiblte, nno mabrenoa iie, oos
&Opfden leidt 5uriidaeneiet, ieinsn
8lid poa uno init foit finiteem
4llsoruf pieoersab, eing setn Git
tern ourd lire @eitalt, oaB tie lei-
ie taumelno auf ibren 8ater all-
trnt, Der tie IN Die 2oge binoufe
fubrte.
Sreienins smnrte Sanien, iid gil
Martba int oie poroere Meibe gil
ieBen uno nabn1 ielber binter if
men 8lab.
(Gortfetuna fpTat)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-05-19

anbieten bari porauf er init bern
Mnge 5ipnfernb ermiberte: 8erlu.
den's mir a mol? SEQ, ul1O id) Dab's
periudt. Mnd Der 8ootsmalul 5eig=
te iib ipater nid)t abgeneigt. ltebrI-
gems lit in 2arenburg auBer DEM
Narf, Der audi feline beionoeren 8or.
5iige bat, nidt piel gu ieben. Die aui
elmer Sniel lieeenoe 6run5ensburg
muroe Dor 10 SoBren BON Safer
5ran5 L. erbout; lit aber ME be
wobnt %eepeien. sic entbalt MIR Ma-
rit4ten, a1lniteeeenitdnoe uno gor-
trats aus iener 3eit nit aaeroites
berporraeeno ~funitpoaen @lasnlole.
reien.
Die Iesten Gage madte i'd feline
Musfliige mebr, ionoern %ipanoerte
planlos burd Die StroBeu Ser
Staot, UNI tie better uno grii1lolider
fennett gu lernen ltno ettoedte in ie-
benz @infel altertumlides nno III,
terellantes: 8ritniten, Monurmentc,
alte !Sdllier nit reid)en 8er5ierun-
gen, Die i'd nit WliBe betradtete.
SIN 8oIfsgarten, 10 ipie I'M Stoot-
porf, beioe utmittelbar ol1 Sling &C.
legen, lit ieoen Nadmittag bon finn
big iieben llbr GROCER aaffeeflat1b.
9ter periammeln ith IN ieoem Der
Eorfs an Die Gauieno, Der glite nno
Dem 8iirgerftano a~neeborenoe
Grauen, pIaubern uro trinfen iii
5reien on GHden iisen6 ibren 9af,
fee. Man liebt bier prddtige Soilct.
ten uno Die Werge Der beridie6en.
artigen GriibIingsbiite NIT ibreu,
Sober, 9Gnoer- uno glulnenldm,uf
p%ereinigt fih gu einel11 rieiigen Sep.
pihbeet un6 madt ben iif bis ali oie
Glide beranaiebenoen 8lumenbeeteu
aonfurren5; nur oaB Die Iettereil
unbemeglib iino, pdbreno oas er.
itere in 5olge Der 2ebboftiefeit Bel
Der l1nterbaltung Der Damei1 beltdn.
Dig bin un6 ber idhpanft uno mod,
mebr 2eben ourh Die iiberdn aufbIi-
benoen, leudtenoen Mugen crbdlt.
Der RENE GrouentongreB, oenn bas
G~ontingeft Der M1nrer in oieier
@eienihaft betrdet feline fiinf Yro-
gent. gs lit iiber ole WaBen anti
lant uno intereiiant, oieiem 9reihell
3n~auieben, pie Die Jronen iid begrii.
BEN, ME tie laden, ME iie plauoern
uno mie iie gelegentlib ibre Soilette
multern.
Mit sieiem 8rief l1ebme i'd nm
Abihieo bon @ien, uno id muB &c.
lteben id i6ei6e redt ungern. @e.
rnoe iest gu 9eginn beg Griiblings.
mo allies i'm 8Iiten- un6 8lumeE.
ihmif prongt, bic B1ume lire 9Iaf-
terfronen e~ntfalten uno lreideli
sdatten ipenoen, lit Wien number.
idJ0n. Mber Die @elt lit erob unh
BOT nod biele artbere Sebensmiiroig-
feiten. Mnes in glnem bin i1 ieGr
-erbaut bon meiitem Muienfbalt IN
Wien uno rnte oIIen gnropareiien.
ben, bier einiges @ohen 5it berbrin.
gen. Reiner miro es bereuen!
MA~a@s
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-05-19

Ser Sta0trdt bielt am sDonners.
tag nadmittag cine iebr i~ntereifail-
fe Sisung ab. alderman God
mood brud3te 5tpei tpidtige 8eihliil.
ie Elm, Die obne gebntte angeno,t.
men mur0en- 0urh ben-einea miro
Wapor galIagbam a~ngeipieien, e.
men ooer mebrere Gofleute, Slt,
genteure ullo gufbalter, gu erilen-
men, neIde bic Ginriftung Der
@aiiermerfe, ibre 8iidkr, ibrc
germosansIass ibre Ginnabmen,
Musgdben uno Hrofite, flr5 6elt
0an5en tedniid)en ulto yeldGftIi-
den 8etrieb genau unterfnden ullo
iiber bog grgebuis ibrer Inter.
luduneen 9eridt abIeeen ioGen;
aud ioaen Tie beridteu, OF es fir
bic Staot ratiam iei, eigene Waiier.
tuerfe ~ar5ulegen uno 5u betrei.
ben; fir aue bieie unteriudnn.
gen perbcn $4,000 a~ngetpieien.
Dltrd BEN anoern 8eidIub tpiro
Der Mapor n~ltorifiert, 8u1fiis-
rungserperte an5niteIIen m,o oie
Bidder Der iibrigen Rorporotionen,
Die fir ben DffentIiden Dienft AT.
beiten, Die uiis eleftriides Gid.
Sos, Observation-Disclosures unc
Gelapbonpe19 llouns Iieffrrl ebell-
faGs unteriuden gu Infien, tpobci
Der Mnpor oanm Die Rorporotio
men 5tuingen iniiBte, froft BET i'm,
6urd ben Charter ibertrogenell
@eipnlt, ibre Wiiher por3ulegen.
alderman 0odtpooo bat 6ieie BEL
oen 9eidIiifie offenbar auf Weran.
Iaiiung bes WnDors eingereid]t.
&c 1T oies febr erfreuIid. Gs
5eist, oaB Die Iette Dabi niht
ipurIos an benz MaDor poriiber' &C.
gangen lit. DnB er ettuas eclermi
bat. Or bat bic 6or6eruag Der geg.
teriiden Nurtei aus5ufiibren be.
fdlofien uno aeist 6a6urd, bob
er ibren @ert un0 lire 8erefti.
giing erfanht bot. @ir miiflen
! geiteben, onb mir 6ns tribt crtpar.
tet bnben. MnDor GaIIagban
giebt i'm MHgemeiuen nift gerne
gu, baB iein @eener redt bat uno
oaB er BON ibm ettpasS Ierner
fam. Sein @orgcben in bieienl
| San biI6et olio cine Inn 10 CT.
freuIihere lleberraifung, es 0eiat
cine g~etGrioeruns in Der Chimes. II.
@emitsart oes Wapors, Die 81
ben better Soffnuilgen fir Die 3ut
funft bereftigt.
Sn o~erielben sisune brodte gl.
oermou WifeIano cine Droinan1
Elm, Die ebenfaIs iid]er onsenom.
men muroe. Sic perbietet, oaB auI
Der StroBe Dor 9beatern, vMopinq
Nictures Gbops" unb dbnIidel
Shau5tellungen Miiif gemadt miri
ODER Musrufer gum @eiuf bei
| gtabIi5iements einIa6en. Mllfy il
ben 2obbies Der Gbeater ION weocl
Muiif eemadt iper6en, nod foue,
bort Musrufer poitiert ieir.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-05-19
@an.G MISUNDERSTANDING.

go, Stebes & Cons. @eparaturen
Norb1geuter StraBe; $75.
y. @lasbers, Store unb @obnbans,
8ui5 Ctr; $4,000.
Srau 6. %aampmanir, Meparatlirer.
4. Ctr; 5000.
S. @; 96mart, @o6n6ails, Sranl
Ctr; 800.
8ran 9. 81. arolt, anbou, gIaitcc
Roao; 800.
SO. Seniterrnafcr. 9beater< @ebdtoe
CftsSouitou Ctr; $40, 600.
6ran 4nna Sderer, @nbau, Glib
Nreia Ctr; $3.50.
Sranf aieifer. 8o1nbaus unb Store,
Carroll Ibemle;; 5000.
gilbert @ruppmanu, anbaa, Iaiiii0l
Ctr; 5000.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-05-19
Wrnmbeieentums . lIeGertraanuacu

s. y. Bennett all Seize % Sppeits
bei1ner, 454h Mder 2anb, $685..
S. .. Callahan M Mlbert 2ambredt
@runoftiid in Ser Gan Beoro Serrnee
Gbbition; $115.
Sobn 3alonb uu,o Sralt an Sranf
3alonb, 74A Mder 2ano; $500.
9ermam Rieper uno Srau an gbag.
@roenfe. eiu 5treifen 2ailb I'M GIN,
beb AT; $12.
She Clifton George gp1npanb an 9B.
9. @inim, @runbitiide III ben lleiea
GitbsGIods 2746 limb 1852; $40 Ii. &.
g. g. Samilton uuo sic Gan PIT
tonic Snpeftment Company an Nleg @.
Waas, @runo1tiide in ber ae1itoae
8arf Iobition; $4,000 Ii. q.
Mler @. Wans an Sibelitp am. SCI
poit Company, @runbftiid III Der aeDs
itone Harf Nobition; 500.
NIer @. Maas al Die Snternational
Sibnciarp anb Security Company,
@rnitoitiide III Der GeDitoue Rarf Mo
tion; $3325 II. 81.
gbfparbs Stealth 81. all George Hoie,
@rlutbitiid in ber Sor's Beacon Sill
@bbition; $50.
@iuis Meaoe ait S. $. @aB, @rlunoy
ftid i'm gitpsgIof 606; $500,
Cora 5. goIang H.. q. an @ilbel,
nina galer. @rnnoifiid an Der 8eras
&be.; $1,000.
Cora S. goIIans IL. q. an @iI6eln1i.
no Bauer, @rnnbitiid am 8aberlD
Blace; $240O.
Street Stealth Company oil gotparo
&nelper, @runoltid III College Seiebts,
$240.
Mler Meerl6eibt uno 6. q. Stierel
an S. S. SEMEN, @runbItiid all Der
Wlatamoras Ctr; $1444.
S. g. Senien nnb Srau an S. s.
@ogan, @runotiid an Der @atamoros
Ctr, $t041.
S. s. gafer All eo. aamm uno 81.
s. Yarritt, @rlnbItiid an Der 8eits
Commerce Ctr. SIS, 900. &
8. O. uno 81. 8. @lober an @.s o.
Simor uno g. 6. 8argfelb, @rinoitiid
i'll Der Maiiiion @ielp M6bition; 1910.
Sobn 8. Sipple All Sranf SIotpeis
uno Srau, @rlInbltiid an Der gom1oIy
Ctr; $1,000.
CHARLES 9. Smitb nno Srau. al. So,
cob @. 5dpars, @runoifiid ait Scr
Srmlf Ctr; 81 Ii. u.
q. 9. Steipart an Carl @app. @runo.
ltiid in ben @a9nnlia Sig @arbens;
MboIf 8eilbafer an Mbolf Sola mo
s. q. 9enne. 100 Mder 2anb, $500.
g. g. 8eafleb nitb 6. 6. stephens
an S. g. Clements, 1908 Nder 2ano;
$15,372.
Street Stealth Company an Sbeo.
Seinrid, @runoitiid III College .9eigbts,
S240.
9beo. Masott all aleranoer Mofpide,
@runoitiid i'm neilen gitbs8lod SAG,
$3.50. z
go. 81. Gbriitian urb CHARLES 81. 9o.
biz an SO. q. gbriftian it,, @runbitiia
an Der 9ioalgo Ctr; $4,000.
$. 8. Sc Saeers oil 4ue. 8. Naegs,
lin. @rlnoltiid I'M S,leue1i Gitp@8lod
1863; $2310.
aueuit 6. @aegelin an $. g.. Sc Sa-
gers, @runoltiid in Iarf6orou9h Ylace;
$500.
g. q. Selfe uno Srau an s. g. Or.
nolo. @runoltiid al Der gde Der NortG
unb Santa CLARA Cir; $500.
8. S. @eiteI ait Sreb. Hieben,
@runoftiid an Der &oulton Ctr; $3.50
o. 90. unb gtbef Seap an SiIie
@erner, @rlnnbltiid i'm l,ellen gitb
8lod 1860; 1925.
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v. q. Sncas ... 80 36.5u
- Noditebenoe aanoi6aten BET
Der Iesten Staotpabl baben So
ridte iiber lire Musgaben abge-
Iegt: S. 6. @ebb $50. bon oenel;
$500 Beitrag gum gampagnefonbs
iin6; ". $. Sones, geitrag 5rlllt
gampagnefon6 $500, anoere Mns-
eaben SIS; Gbas. @ersoorf Gam
pdgnefonbs SIS, 1noere Mnsgaben
sos; 81. S. 2odpooo, gampag,le-
f6n8s $f90; an6ere 4Hseaben $35;
Gbas. S. u. @ummel, gampasne-
fon6s 5000, anberc Musgaben $50;
W. o. Buf[ep, gampaguefonos,
$500, anbere Mllsgaben $3.50; 8.
u. 8ieienbah, GompagneFonos,
$50; Gam. q. Spindle, gampaene-
fonos 5000, anoere Musgaben 1872
so; SoeI u. 2ipscomb, gampasne-
fonos $780, anoere Musgaben $6y;
Sobn aennep. gampognefonos
800, qtoere Museaben $40; gus.
Gieiede, gampagnefonos SIS; S.
g. 2amm, Gampagnefonbs $10G,
anoere Musgaben 1878 6. Diet-
mann, Gampaenefonos $50, anoerc
ausgaben So; S. 81. 2ambert,
gampagnefonos 500.
gs miro beabiidtigt, anl
Donneritne, ben IS. Mai, cine gro
Be Nnti : NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
lung in Der gcetboben Sade OBJ
5uboIten. Die arrangements ite-
ben inter 2eitung bon Col. @nel-
ia5.
Das Muiiffeit fdlob Donner-
fog nbeno nit einem iebr bIbideM
leioer idaeht beiudten aon5ert oes
g u. Spmpbonie : Srheitcrs.
Srau Marr iang bic Meatben-Mrie
aus benz nGreiidis" nno cine or.
oere Summer aIs 3ugabe; 6err
WilD. Warg ipielte mebrere Niecetl.
hitter ibten oas punoerbare Sdn.
6el'ide cargo NIT Drdefter- Negleis.
turg; bei oein Cargo mirfte aud Der
bor3iieIid)e SarfenipieIcr 6. 81.
Mariseano nit. Das Ordefter er.
Hfnetp Dag @or5ert nit benz
Marid) aus ygIioa" ipieIte oann
Dos 2argo aus Der 9apon'iben
Symphonic 81. Ia, Den @nl5er .@e-
ifihten aug benz @iener @alo1 bon
Sob. 5trnuB II. idloB nit orei gan=
5en. oeren Melooien bon benz boiea
aoris Seinrid Dem g(dten BON eng
LAMB itaminet follen unb Die BON
@ernlan bearbeitet iino. Tins eefieI
Defenders Der ameite, Der Sirten.
fang; in inn iheint audi am Mei.
item BON Der uripriinelid)en 8ompo-
fition erbalten 5Il lein. 5rau @at-
ion, Die ebenfads NIT cinem Colo
alf benz Brogramm itano, fonnte
leioer nidt iinaen, oa iie erfrantt
mar. Das 4on5ert mar iebr biibiG
un6 bate einen piel ft6rferen 9eiud,
beroient.
Die 0State @anferg gKocia,
tion" miro ibre nodite aonpention
in unierer Staot abhalten. @m. 81.
Sombp bon. Muitiil pnroe 5rm Ird-
Sioenten ber @iiociotion ermablt.
@eiude iiil .einen ginbaltsbe.
fell. finb beim. Diitrittseridt eiuge.
rsidbt tporbeii, ourd ben Die Gountp.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-05-19

= Nah ieineln ioeben abeeleaten
Yeridt bat Mapor Gauagban $3.50.
8iinr Ganlpagnefonos be8abIt, FONT
aber feine @ablausgabeu .gebabt.
Die Musgaben anoerer @anoioaten
baben iib IN folee1oer @eiie geltellt::
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-05-19
tGortfetuna ioTot.)
Clues Gimbreders ldlredlide Sur

VtHe" V'"ptt"el1 W1t"tttVe Sut
mag cine Saniilie nidt 10 aufregea
tpie cine lange &ranfbeit Der Mh1t-
ter. Or. Sings Rene 2ebens 8il.
len iino ieoob cine mertpoae Meo:.
gin fir Srauen; ibreibt Mrs. 90. &.
Dunlap BON 2eaoia, genn. IS Cts
BET alien 9rugeiiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-05-19
Rsiss Brief.
XIII.

Serlin anS 8ien. = 9apn5iner-
graft mnS Sd)atfammer. = Nlt=
@ieu. = SIN 8olfsgarten nmS
StaStparf. - Mbid)ieo ppn @iem.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-11-06

Charles Hawtrey, and in which sup
ported MIN. Mrs. Leigh Murray and
MT FRED Glover. two we'll known &C
tors OF that day also being in the
caste. Later on l went 10 Australia
where l remained several years and
where Mr.. BelleW spent much time. I
have always looked upon Mr. Bellew
as one OF the greatest actors OF his
time
Mr. Fairfax, OF Mr.. Hawtrey's Com
pany, who played one of the leading
roles with much cleverness and eclat.
was here last winter with kyrle Bel
lew IN "RaIles, being at that time
Mr.. Bellew' stage manager and hav-
ing been associated with Mr. Bellew
more or less closely, and his interest
ing "reminiscences of this great actor
will be referred TO here later in the
week.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-11-06
TYPHOID FEVER IS
CHECKED IN wayne
Epidemic Last Month Sur
J. prise to Officials-Coun-
ty Health Report.

Fourteen cases of typhoid fever
were reported in Wayne county last
month. October as rule does not
bring typhoid with it, so the health
Officers were surprised last month
because there were more cases of the
disease than in either August or Sep
stember. Wayne and Jackson town
ships each reported four cases.
Three cases occurred in Green town
ship and the remainder were scatter
ed through the rest Of the county
There is at present. but one case of
typhoid in the county, and the health
been checked for the winter
Diphtheria, which was raging
through the entire state. reached
Wayne county during the month. and
seven cases were reported but the dis
ease has now been halted. Diphther-
ia was confined to limited territory,
however. as Wayne and Jackson town
ships were the only ones to suffer.
jackson had four cases during the re-
cent Cambridge City outbreak, which
at one time threatened to become a
serious epidemic.
Five cases of scarlet fever. two Of
ccrebro spinal menengitis. and one of
,ChlckenpoN complete the disease roc
ords of the month
a notable falling off in the number
OF births was one of the unusual fea
lures Of the county health report for
October. But "a births occurred dur
ing the thrty-one days Of the past
month. while "a was the record for
September. This year has better
record than the corresponding period
in 1910. for in October last year but
l" births were reported. The death
rate remained practically stationary in
October, 10 deaths occurring in the
month, as contraSted with 20 the
same time in 1910. The reports for
births and deaths do not include any
incorporated towns and villages.