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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-03-16

Son $. 9 dObert.
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ihoitlttIiia
PIN naditen Gage fam iie oafi,r
in boppelter Iufregllltg au ibr ge.
itiir5t. uOu, benfe Sir, gtell Timer
Brtn5 bier lit Der @eeltemiinot iDr
String @as iagit on nun2 Mls
lie es erfubr, ioa lie in Sbnmodt ge-
faaen iein."
Sn oenlielben gluaenblid flingelte
DIE Moiidad.
ogsiiien Sic es idou, aiebIte9
Ser @ipiiionsfommanoeur tit Ser
@eeitemiinot ibr @rin3. Das nett.
ne i'd romantiid, Elm 8ieoeriebei,
nod beinabe 8ebn Sabrenl Die ar.
NE glnna lit gons ouBer ii6. 3u-
crit fiel tie bon einer OBnmadt III
DIE anoere, oonn loite iid) Die CIR.
regung IN eiten 8einframpf. gturl
lit lie 9efabt. s(ber iie meiB nidt
redt, IN iuelder Goilettc Tie ibnl
ci1tgegeltreten iol. Sn Sdlpor8,
nm Gle Srauer iiber ibr gebrohc.
ltes Ser5 aus5uoriitfen, linn gemii-
iermaben on5uoeuten: id babe Der.
aldtet, nno mein Ser5 lit tot =
roer IN Silbergrou, ser 5arbe oer
g%ntlaaun9, Der miloen @eiiena-
tion."
gOfaten Sic ibr gu silbcrerou.
9~feliglotion pfIeet red)t fleioIih 5ll
iein," iagte Reap NIT beiBenoen
Spott.
@ie laderlif tam ibr oas aaes
porl Nod ME mar ibr 9eIno 10
flcinlid. oaS Sebelt oarin 10 ormt-
ielig eri6ienen! @iiroe lie pie[(eid,.
na6 5ebn Sabren unter oieicn iel.
ben 6rauen ltebeit, oas Sers audi
10 bon fleinlider @eoonfen, 10 Bis
III bag Snnerite aufoeriittelt BON
einem oerartieen @~reignis, ooer
miirbe lie iid lire eciitiee unbe-
fan9enbeit belpobren fonnen?
0Nlio grou = oniieIbe, mas id,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-03-16
Mniifaliide nntaten.
Sulius tette en- bei {
8erliner 2otaI- @n5eiger,

Son 3eit liebt iiG bic Boli5ei cine
peroabtig nusiebenoe @eltalt, Die in
sSrauenfleioeru baberidreitet, n1her
an, uno iie erpiiht oann allf III
oieier Troht einen Mann. Sold)e
Masferaoe lit unitottbaft uno miro
beitraft.
Mber auf Der Wiibite, melde lid]
Der beionoeren poli5eilihen ueber,
padung erfreut, lit lie frog ibrer
polfommeilen @elhmadloiigfeit ge,
%ltattet.
Mub in unieren &on5ertf1Ien wie
ieoes 2ieoerprogramm benefit, i'm
bet Elm faiim nod bemerftes ueber.
lf]reiten Der @ren5en itatt, Die ionfi
Die beioen @eihlehter trennen. 1ie
9orer finoen es ourhans lauoesub.
lid, bob bor ibnen cine iunge ODER
dltere Dame eriheint, pelfe ibneu
bodlt inoisfret mitteilt, fie bate am
einfamen 5iiderbaus NIT eineln iii
gliidieligen 8eib geieiiet iei aui'a
anie geiu1fen uno babe bon ibrer
meiBen 9ano Die 9rdnen fortgetrun-
ten. uSeit iener Stunoe," il
ldlieBt Die Sangerin, yper5ebrt Iid
mein 2eib," fie iiebt babel alls
fpie oas Northumberland Der @e.
iunobeit Die Seele itirbt Dor
Sebnen@ uno iie fiiblt iid bon Der
Trdnen ibrer @eliebten pergiftet. 81
nlaht einen anoeren @inorud al:
ben beabiidtisten, uio 5ruar einer
6ohlt oro[ligen, lpenn man eint
Dame BON Mpplous beeriibt, elm go.
tenheft uno Elm Buffet in ben &an.
ben, iammern bort: sd ungliidieli
ger atlos, cine @elt, eine @cIl
bon Shmer5en mub i'd tragen.
uno es fdat nng fhon Bel Dem MtIas
EN- oaB bic gan3e @eitif)te biz
Dame gar nidts angebt. neil at.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-03-16

lagte;" nidte sic Maiida6 befrie-
o1gt; oll1lo mos 5ieben Sic oll, 2ie6
ite2"
SD? SD bleibe 3u Sollc.
SSos finlmert MIDI ser @rins," lao.
tc 'iie briisf.
9ie Muiidod bengte li6 fliilteruO
5u tbr. Ser 8raiioent fonrllt5
on6 5uriif : CT 6ot l~eiller @irt-
l6afterin tele9topbiert. Sic Iouten
oo6 1li6t feblen, Mea!"
gNein on oorfit nidt fe6Ien. "
entlftee oud) 2iio, vou miirbeIt mir
Die gauge Sre1oe pe~roerben.~
SD gebore nidt 5ll Sen Diff
5lersfrouen, fon1te olio bo6itens
3oungoit ipielen.~
yHnn, 10 ipiele ih ia oltd6 nllr
nit" la6te Die Woii6a6 bergniigt,
iebr frob ouf oieie @oiie @nldlu3
SIT finoen, benn oie @eeitemiinbt
botte es ibs brett a6geldloeen.
u9ie Souptiade 1T, SOB mir oelt
~
Seloen oes Cages 8n ie6en befom~
men,"
SD mlh," Bat 2ilo ullo i6[oug
lbren @rm 5drtlidr INN Nenp. sd
bleibe lieber nit bir ouBer Ser Met-
be, als neben Selrnp."
p0ann nnB id ia mol mitfoln,
men" lodte Sicily, umenn mir fol-
DE elite biloell = ober plaet m;6)
nur ni6t nit eroBe!n 8us."
Limo babel iin1lt lie ooriiber noh),
tpie lie nns ole III SEN S6ottcn
Itellen fam" bebauptcte Die @eeite-
niiaot, ols Cha ibr oos er5ablte.
pMber otesntal, nein oiesnal fol-
es ibr niGt eelingen! Dies if
geniliermaBen mein Sag, Sen mir
oas 2eben idllloig ipor, nod mel
ner @%ntiagunq = bomoIsl = CHI,
ncin Ser5 lit i6mer = ade alten
S6rnersen iinb mieoer lebenoig.
8as bat sic gronoenitein oerrn re-
iagt, bob oieier 9rin8 gronlaru
mein Brin5 iit2
SD glallbe - gar ni6ts."
v9ieie1 Sriulnpb eonnt iie nlir
a~aerbings ungcrn. Gbrli6 eeitonocn,
per0enfe i6 ibr oas nid)t einllol.
= @as lit ser gr1iioent, mos iii
off Oergleideu gegen einen Gril5en
aus fonigli6em @ebliit."
Ger Wabrbeit Die @bre, galis
0elna oa6te nibt anoers.
Ser Ionfe ser @eeitemiilot mar
in oieien Gaeen in aller Mr11o.
niemano bodte mebr an Die grnr-
oenitein. @s NOR ia 10 bofronton-
tiid. llno man begriff Sen Gitt-
meiiter, ser nit rotem &opf cin6er.
cling uno nidt rcdt mnBte, ob
er ltol5, eiferiiidtig ooer emport
ideinen loate. Sour sic 2%eutnants
|4o6ten beritoblen. 9as Bib, oos iie
iid) al1f biel e .2iebe FIN bon oerl
Brin8en entmarfen> NOR ni6t alfsl1
fHmei6elbaft, uno iie iaben Der Grit.
Fpidelung nit Spmnnlutg entge-
po11
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-03-16
far nieie saiisf,

BADEN mir lpieoerum einen groGen
Borrat BON 9aumiduI-Mrtifeln mi,
Obit-, S6atten- nno 3ierbGumc
.3ier- nno 8lumen-S trGud,er, &oiey
mo onoere 8lumen unb Manfenge,
DddIe uim. Wer etpos an5upflan
gen piinidt, ionte iid uniern neuan
4atalog id)ifen laiien. llniere Breiie
iino reht.
aoreIie: u. g. eteinbrins.
Nen @raunfels, Seras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-03-16

Am II. MpriI finoet Ole
@obf non bier Sdulrdten fir un-
fern f16tiiden gAuloi{trift Itatt,
aIs Na4iolser Der Serreu Gehmam,
GenttmaH Sarris uno gerrea. Mls
8nblpl6be peroe1l oienen: 1. @aro.
@tdotbnIle; 2. @ar6, Geuerpebr-
bnus an Der Grio GtraBe; 3. @aro,
&&dfer's 9ane; A. @ar6, 6euer.
Bebrbnirs an Der Main Mbenue; 5.
@ur6, GduIbaus an Der Mpe. 6;
s. @ar0, Mutb's @arten; Z. @arr.
aen6an's Store; s. @aro, Miiiior
@arten.
sSn Der 9isung oes SAulrot:
am Mittpod} berihtete 0as aomitt
fir Gunit1tspeien iiber oie ieiner.
5eit eingereidte3 bieiiger Sin
iuobner, IN Der gegen o~enSmpf5paae
protatiert muroe. Dos aornite EN-.
pfobL bic beitebenoen Negeln oabiil
3i miIbern, odB Ginoer, oeren ST.
tern o6er D~orninoer lire SSSmpfunq
ni6t erlniiben tpoIIten, bonn Sdut
beluh ridt ausgeihlolien miiroen
Die empfebIung mnrbe Bis 8lil
ndditeu Sisung 8uriidgelest. @enr
Der SduIrnt 6ieie gmpfebluna an
niinrlt, onntt fam oas Smpf
8tpnnsgeipt nur gIeid) gar5 mn
~~o~ nkrofkrfrk s1a,&a,, &ar., $500 ;s
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-03-16
L.okaIes.
Epmutrpller Qane's Wutuurt.


GumptroQer 2ame's Mmtmurt.
Comptroller Game bot cine @rfla
rung erlaiieiL in Der Ell ieinem ltn-
minen 6oriiber Musbrud giebt, Dos
oer @oupernel,r oie @elpiIiglung iIr
bier GIerfs III ser @omptroller's
Office aus Ser Defi5it Bill geitri=
den bat. gr beflagt iid bitter bor.
iiber uno bebauptet, bob oieie Gleris
nottpenoig gebrandt miirOen, UNI Die
@eibdfte 81. er~leoigen. Die letten
gegislatitren batten ieitlem 9epor-
tement 10 piel Mrbeit aufee6iiroet,
oaB er obne Die Siilfe oieier glerfs
niht fertig iperoen fonlle. 8eina-
6ers bas iebt IN &raft befinolihe
@efes fir oen @etranfebanoel ho6c
oieie Mrheit bermebrt.
Db Sane init oieien alagc1i reht
bat, fam MIR oerieniee beurteilen,
Der ginbIid in ben @el1aftsgatg
leines 9eportements bat. aein &eda.
nber bat Ser Mann, Ben @ollber-
neu IN elmer 10 ~unflatigen @eii1
an5ugreifen mie er es in oieier Or
fl1rung int. Die ganse @ut be3
Yrobibitionilten fommt in ihr mie-
Der gum Musorud, Die @ut, onB
EN- Mann mie Golquitt Coulter
neur ~getporoen lit uno oab Die 8ro-
%bibitioniiten i'm Staat nidt tln ltno
laiien f5nnen, mas iie nonen. Dieic
Nut iprtht aud aug Ser 9robllng
Qone's, BOB, tpenft Die 9arroom-
3i5enien abgelanfen iein miroen,
uas IN ben meiiten SGGen nm -.
Suli Der Sail iein miro, er ELM
fad feine neuen 9ermits ousiteI-
len, ionoern Die 5aden liegen lol-
len uno eg 10 ben Saloonleuten
unmogIih MAIDEN nerbe, ihr @e-
ihaft fortauleten.
DoB Cane bies Deriuhen miro, ift
ln5tueifeIbaft boffentlid miro es
aber bod nod Elm Mittel eeben, ei-
men mioerfpenitigen 8eamten 81
5ipingen, feline BfIiht gu t1n. Die
geboIferung BEG Staates tit DOG
niht auf @na6e ODER l1nannoe in
bic &dnoe zines ibrer 8eamtell &c.
aeben. Mntlliant tit es iibrigels, oo'3
IN oieiem merftpiiroiaen Shrift-
ftiid Comes pieoer einmoI oie goll-
sc Nraftif Der Brobibitioniiten gu
&oge tritt. Sic ielbit fonnen tire
@egner beihimpfen, unteroride.l.
misIan6eIn, 70 bel iie molten, aber
70 pie ibnen Semano moI BON IT,
rer eigenen Meoi8in gu foiten gieb.,
6ann gebt oas @eidrei log. 2nne
bat. nod bebor er in's Mnt fam,
S~himpfereien ouf Die Mnti- Brobibi
tioliiIten i'm Mngemeinen uno -9rc.
nulgen gesen Die S~aIoorlleute in,
@eIon6eren beroffentlidt, er bat oea
@ouperneur brett nno INDIRECT or-
gegriffen uno bot berIongt, BOB oas
alIes rubig uunb geboriam bin
ge1ommen iDer0e. Sebt aber, ou er
fid 5u nabe getreten fiiblt, jett er-
bebt er elm fiirdterIides @eidre;
uf16 ergebt iih in ben miitenolten
@1impfereien. uno angelidts iold)er
Yorgdnge molten uns sic 2eiietreter
u1ter lns Mnti ! Brobibitioniiteil
nod inlnler borreoen mir behonoei-
ten bic 8robibitioniiten nidt onitdn,
big genue.
Mber Dos olles dnoert an Der Sat-
fode nidts, 6dB, tpenn Die bier
glerfs I'M Gomptrol[er's 9eparte-
uleat n0tig tpnren, file aud unbeoingt
bdtten ~betuiIigt meroen ioaen. @it
aIauben nun nIIeroings, baB Bou-
peraelir GoIquitt bic gepiaiguna
fir lie nidt geitrihen- babe1 piiroe,
uenn En- bon 0eo-3meflofigfeit bic
Ter Mngeitelten niht iiberaelgt genur-
fen mare, aber ieoenfaIIs 1olte oic-
Ter Nu1ft iiber alien 3meifeI feltge
fteIt tper0en.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-03-16
Mrs WinsIOW'S Soothing SyruD

Seit iiber fiinfaig Sobren DO.
Midionen bon Miittern fir ihr,
8inoer init Dem belten grfolge bein
3abncn se6raud)t. gr berubigt oas
aino, erpeidt oas 3abnfleii6 uns
hilbert oie Shmer5en; BELT md
@inofolif unb lit oas bette Mittel
bel Giaarboe. lleberaa bel oen Mpo.
tbefern gu baben. Sragt nod Mrs
@insloip's Sootbing Sprup u,o
nebmt nidts moeres. 25 Gents sic
TlaIde.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-03-16

lb Dor eini9er 3eit einem Set
abeno oe5 8ereins u8erliner 9rei-
le@ I'M &ei6stagsbaus beimobnte.
Nn otelem 9lbeno long oud cine
ytelbc bon 2ieoern ser 9crIiner
2ebrer @eiangperein Ser aus Ell
lter betra6tli6en 9tn5abl bon 9e-
lebrten nno gebiloeten M4nnern
NIT portreffli9 gei6ulter Gtimne
beltebt> u1lo ale oteie Sugenoer3ie-
Der beitiirmten Elm ein5elnes
4Mtagolein, 10 i6on uno 6olo,
Vfagolein 10 treu tpie @olo". ulto
baten oieie on Mnbetern 10 reidle
aleine: ugeim bieies Hingelein.
9er5llebIte meinl" Sd botte Sic
gmpt1noung, ooB bier Sic Giel=
%rlannerei itorf iibertrieben lperbe,
et1t etn5iges Gingelein. ober fir e-
ller groBen &erein BON Gltere1 ullD
jiingeren Mannern bod etfpos
tnopp Jet. Ser gerein teilte oonal
Der 9er5liebiten nit, ooB ct nun
lponoern miilie, 1ulo fiigte bir5u:
vSdobelein iiber's Sobr fiibr' ;1
oih 5ltln Mltar, brGlltlih i'm Mpr-
tenfron5 gum 5od5eitstan5. Mlrb
id) llf~tpanoern gebn, balls mir ulla
lnleoerIebn - oonl bin ih emig
oeln, uno Dill BIT mein!" Sn Sen
f~olqenoen @pplaus mildte iib Die
troltloie Sroge: @iro iid in
Delttidlano Elm Stanoesamt finoeu,
ooS aus Der @rout uno Dem @erein
cin &aor geltoltet2 =
Die observation-disclosures Ser, .MGu-
Hergeiangbereine melde in ouul
oellti6en Staoten bliiben, madIerl
gno geoeibelL mnrOen an Dem Be-
jci1neten Ibello red)t bcOenflid in
oetn 2ieoe Ser leste San5", mel-
her nit ben gerIen beainnt:
1S9peiterlein1 Sdmeiterlein, fporl1
geb'n mir nod Saus?~ Sdmelter-
(ein antiportet SEN Serren: vMor-
gen. menn oie @dbne frabn, moaell
mir na6 Sarie gebn. griioerlein,
8riioerleilt, baum gebel1 mir nae,
Sous." - Gur6 griioerleins Sra,
ge uno Sdlpeiterleins @ntmort lDer-
oel, mir peranlabt, or5unebmen, Dos
es iid Inn ein r~ieienboftes SeinL,
etlpa III Der. @roBe oes @ert6eim'=
id)en @aarenbolties, bonoelt, aerGll-
mig gettug, 10 pielc gertreter oaer
mdnnli6ell Stimmiorten s4 beber.
bergen rpel6e dlleroings nit einelfl
Sdmeiterlein ipred)elL neIhes iiber-
bonpt niht p~orbonoen tit 9ie
iammtliden 9riioer(ein na6mcn
ober fir iie oas @ort, inoem iie ian-
gen: uMein 2iebIter tan8t NIT
mir, eeb' ih, tan5t er nit ibr. grii=
oerlein, griioerlein, laB ou midi
beut'." gs berrift in oieiem 9ieoc
BON 3nccallna9lio eillA 8ernirrung,
fir melde Der feiniinnige Better oe5
8eian9pereins, SEER 8rofeiior Sc
liz Shmiot, ntdt oerontnortlid ge.
u1adt mer0en fam, neil es eblolul
unmoglid mare, cine grogooie 3t
oerantlporten, nel6e ii6 Slpii1en et-
mem nidt borbanoene1 Shipeiter
(ein uno einem iebr 5oblreiden
@erein BON sansern obipielt.
Nud i1 bite redt iebr, mid bon
Der geronttportun1 fir Die Som
5ertintaten, nelde i6 eeidiloert
0abe, frei5uipreden. Sd elaube obcl
aud nidt, oab iemals Elm @eiit
Gernieoeriteigen miro, Ser, sugleiG,
elm Ginger uno ein Selo, Den Som
5%ertnntaten Elm gnoe MAIDEN miro.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-03-16
@earInbmma.

Mifter: pNodbem sic BET Ser
9touieret i'm @arteiaol ibren Seq
ner idon 10 ihlimm sugeridtet bat
ten, famen Sic 5uriif uno perpri;.
gelten i'm gum 5ipeitenmall~
Ingetlagter: so = Der 3ug bot
te 8eripotune.~
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-03-16
Mn fonn mnn Melh heIier

$50 fam mon @eIo better on.
le9enL ais in Dem 4nfauf elmer
5laide &ridlp Nib 8itterS2
Sbr erboltet @ier fir Gins = eiite
Rierenmeoi5in, einen 2ebertonif
einen Maeenitarfer uno einen Sc
oarnereiniaer. 8ier @eoi3inen fir
einen 0ollor
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-03-16

Der 9ienltag fam.
Sod ME botte 9ellta Elm 10 ati-
mutiees Musieben ee5eigt mie az
oieiem Gage. Ser @immel mar
blau, Die Come Iadte, al Bic Go-
fofo-S rnamente an Sen beuen Sai,-
fern funfelten oroentlih. Sc nor,
als lpoae es iid nod einmal IN Of
tenn @lail5 5eigen, 90 pieoer ein
aiinigsiprob burh Die StroBcn
fommen io1te, ipie 10 oft in pergau.
senen Sa9er.
I'm bier l1br no6mittags tras
Der Bug Elm, ser Ben Brin5en brin-
gen ioate. Das Sf~fi5iersforps bot
tie Damn cine Seier i'm &aiino
obne 9amen geplant; am nod
Iten Mtorgen mo- geiidtigung, oa1m
elm ioIennes SrIbitiid. uno INT
5polf llbr pollte sSobeit meiter.
Inter ser Sano batten Die Ser
rem bereits erfabren, oab Ser BrinB
Elm ourhaus liebensmiiroiger SEER
lei. Omar penibel i'm 9ienft, fon,t
aber fem Spielperoerber, Ser einell
auten Sropfen ulo einen guten
@ts pertragen fonnte. 0ieie &ennt.
nis erleihterte ihnn etmas Die idipe.
rem Ser5ei1.
Muf Dem 8abnbof ipar oos gal;-
Sc Sffiaierforps in potter @aIo Der
iammelt, lalge Dor Ser Belt. Mufa
Ser Brdiibent in Uniform, init
iamtliden Srben, febIte ni6t, ebert,
iotpenig Die Spiten Der G~ibilbeh0r-
ben; &on8enio bette bas ms @crf
aeiest. Or fonnte sem 8rinapi1 bon
ieinem @ufentbult in Der Geiioer}
perIonlih uno moIIte iih Die 8e-
griiBune ni6t ronben IniIen. Sin
ilno Der aeben, iprod er nieI bon
Der 2eutieligfeit, 2iebensDiiroigfcit
uno Dem iharfen @ib Seiner
Sobeit - ettpos loltter uno bereo-
fer ols er ionlt 5rlipreden pfleete.
f1%ortirGnna folat
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-06-17

lover TO ride up on charger and
carry her off to some fair Elysium
but later she is satisfied to have him
ride up on. a street car and carry her
off to a Kenwood fiat.
A widow ought to and lot of con-
ISOLATION in the thought that at least
she always ....5ws where her husband
is nights,
A kiss exchanged is no robbery;
but it's very often a confidence game,
A quarrelsome wife may be foolish
but it requires a strong family Jazz
now and then to awaken TO the real
ization that you are still living.
A girl may have a lot of strings to
her beau; but they won't hold him in
the house after she marries him.
Most of us are merely 'supers" on
the stage of life. our daily value be-
ing to fill out the picture by making
one of the crowd.
Tcp many hooks spoil the hust
bands disposition.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-06-17

thousands as a result of contracting
avoidable disease, are being taught
not to drink surface water without
boiling it. Manila hotels and res
taurants and soda fountains are COM
pelled by law to serve uncontaminated
water. Similar places in all other
Oriental cities boom their sales OF
mineral waters by offering free moth
ing but water that is full of disease
germs ami kills ire TIT wary AID the
economical
A great deal more credit is due to
the physicians who have paved the
way for the good work done by the
Government in combating disease IN
the tropics than to naval officers and
military officers who obeyed instruc-
tions and won easy victories in CUBA
and the Philippines. But how many
Americans could name two of those
who were connected with the solution
of the yellow fever problem? An0
who knows the names of the men,
bers of the medical staff in Manila
whose reports upon tropical diseases
are of interest TO scientists all over
the porld?-CourierJournal
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-06-17
Timely Tips.

You spand a whole evening In sprin-
king your lawn, and it raireth there
after from midnight till dawn.-Chi-
cago Tribune.
These people who commit suicide on
account of the hot weather never
seemingly pause to reflect that they
may be jumping from the frying pan
into the fre.-PittshBrg Gazette-Times
This is the time Of the year when a
lad and lass on a crowded excursion
steamer can look at each other and feel
that they are a thousand miles away
from anybody Richmond Times.Dis.
patch.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-06-17
LEGAL DECISIONS

Railroad Engineer Unnecessary Party
Comparatively modern in time and
singular in character is the topic in
cambridge Grocery Co. V. Atlantic
Coast Line Ry. Co, 1872 Federal Re-
porter s76I An unfcftunate engii
neer, dying with tuberculosis in an
Atlanta hospital, is united as a sub
stantial defendant to a great case in.
yolying claim for $4,000 for the
destruction of warehouse. The ac-
ton was brought In the state court,
but on the petition of the railway
company, a noncitizen, was removed
to the United States Circuit Court,
wherenpon plaintiff corporation, a
citizen of the same state as the engi-
neer, moved that it be remanded.
Judge Speer Of the United States Cir
cult Court says. Can we suppose
this suit would have been brought If
the tuberculosis afflicted defendant
were the sole party who had caused
the injury? We think not. His mil
lion dollar cambridge Grocery Com
pany would have charged its injuries
up to profit and loss, and the courts
would not have been troubled with
the case at all. But there is another
defendant, and that Is the Atlantic
Coast Line Railroad. 1t does not
have tuberculosis. | Think the courts
some of them, have gone entirely too
far in sustaining joinedrs of the char.
acter, when it is obviously clear that
such joinders are made for the Dur.
| pose of defeating the constitutional
jurisdiction Of the United States
courts in controversies between citi.
zens OF different states. The negli.
gence charged against the engineer
Is that he operated the engine. An.
other ground of negligence, but
against the company, Is that there
was not proper spark arrester. This
presents the true, the controlling. is.
sue. How can it be said that the en-.
gineer is to blame for the emission
OF the sparks that set the building on
fire, and that there Is such a sub.
stantial cause of action against him
that the controversy is not severa-
ole / think 1t is severable. | think
that the case is against the Atlantic
Coast Line Railroad Company, and
that clearly there is no obligation on
the court whatever to remand it,"
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-06-17
THE MYTHE OF CLIMATE"

Formerly Climate was charged
with the mortality that resulted when
colonists went to new countries, es-
pecially to tropical countries. The
colonists drank the native water, ate
the native food, exposed themselves
To the bills OF the native insects and
perished in large numbers. Those
whose luck, or constitutions, saved
them from joining the exodus from
this world were called "Rcclimated.'
Nowadays the science of medicine
has so advanced that it is no longer
necessary to pit ones bodily strength
and trust in providence against the
deadly diseases of the tropics and
take long chance at becoming FAC
cliinated." A report shows that our.
ing the month in the Panama Canal
Zone only fortylthree deaths occurred
amCng $4,000 persons employed in
digging the ditch or upon work con
nected with the digging. And nc
white man was included in the short
death roll! The deadly hestilent
tial atmosphere of the zone is de
scribed by everyone who visits II
When a mosquito ventures within the
zone there Is almost as much ado as
when a man-eating Bengal tigher finds
his way from the steamy swamps o.
the Hoogly River to the outskirts Of
Calcutta
1t was discovered some time ago by
American physicians that the stego
myia fasciata is, as his name might
suggest, more dangerous than tns
Bengal tiger. He is also more in
sidious in his manner of approach
and far more prolific.
The marvels accomplished in the
canal zone, and in Cuba, during oul
occupation, by Americans, came very
nearly dispelling the myth of climate
a. good deal OF the same kind or worf
Is being done in the Philippines
Cholera breaks out occasionally, bu'
il no longer devastating plague
The bubonic plague that kills millions
In India and is threatening the future
of the great city of Bombay finds nc
foothold in Manila because 1T is fought
nv intelligent methods and the mas
ives DO not obstruct the campaign
AZ they do in India. The Filipino
$xa0." who formerly died In theii
Saipa ahacksn BY the hundreds and
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-06-17
The Writers.

Walter Pulitzer, the author, Is one of
the crack chess players OF America.
Frederick Upham Adams, the novel.
ist, is the inventor Of several electric
light devices.
William Dean Howells, the novelist
dnds his recreation in the theater and
In pedestrianism.
Edwin lie Fevre, the writer of Wall
street romances, was born at Colon,
republic Of Panama, in 1871.
Maurice Maeterlinek, the Belgian au
thor, is an ardent student of bees and
owns large and valuable apiary.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-06-17
We're going to have clean Cairo

We're going to have a clean Cairo
on July Fourth, according to present
Indications. Chief Egan and Engi-
neer Thistlewood have taken the mat
ter in hand. The system they have iu-
augirated is good, and would be
good as permanent institution. To
divide the city into districts, and des-
ignate certain days for each district
on which trash may be placed in the
streets-and prohibit the placing of
trash or unsightly vessels for trash
in the streets at all other times
this would go far toward Kidding the
city of one of its worst nuisances.
Such regulations are in force and
Systematically enforced in all other
cities where any pretense is made to
neatness.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-06-17
Current Comment.

II they continue to ''raise" the
Maine much longer she's likely to be-
come an airship,-Richmond News.
Leader.
More than 10000 automobiles are
registered In America this year. And
yet there are persons who complain
about the high cost Of living.-Mil.
waukee Sentinel
Bernard shaw says Americans are a
horrible, appalling lot" his judgment
being undoubtedly based upon the
vogue his plays have over here.-Syra.
cuse Post.Standard.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-06-17
Automobiles.

London requires taximeters TO be
connected to the front wheels Of taxi
cabs because the rear wheels do the
most slipping.
In 1904 there were only two motor
cabs in London. BY 1909 they had
grown to 1856, and at the end Of
March this year the number was
7,165.
Paris, with a population of 5000, 900,
has $4,000 automobiles. Moscow, with
100000 inhabitants, has T20. The
gasoline auto of today Is not suited to
Russia.