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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-07-01
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Das Mderbou . Departemert
Der 8unoesregierung miiniht Die
1874 @der 2an6, Die gu Dem @ebict
6es neuen Miilion-R irbboi 5u ge-
horen uno auf oenen 6as Oeparte-
ment iest cine 0eriu1sfarm be-
treibt, auf elm meiteres Ssabr 5il
berpadten. Die Stoot erbalt feline
8e5ablung fir Die 9enusuug bes
2anoes, aber 90 Der 8etrieb Der
5arm ben Wert oes 9anbes crbobt
uno oa iie felbft borIdiiig feineil
@ebrauh fir oas 2auo 6at, 10 miro
ire ben Bahtfontraft mol erneuern.
Das gerar County Farmers
Snitit.te, .bas am ejamitag cine
Sisung abbielt, bat finf DeIegaten
gu Der am 20. Suli i'll College Sta-
ton ltnttfinoenoen Staotsfonpen.
ton Der Snltitute errtannt. Die Dele
gotten iinb S. 6. Bed, E. 9. Npple-
mbite, 8efrino Donlingue5, Snlim1
Stapper uno z. 9. Dougbertp. Sn
Der Sisune am Smftas uuroe iiber
9ielieitigfeit bes 8etriebes, iiber
Snieftenplagen, iibcr. Sbltarten, Die
lid am 8elten fir unier gountp eig-
men, uno anoere MngeIegenbeiten
oebattiert. grnit 6. 5boa, Der
Gntomologe oes itaatliben Mderbau-
requirements, biclt cine intereiian-
te Heoe.
Die Mai . @ranoiurp lit
Samitas ~entlaiien unb bot ibren
8eridt eingerei1t. Gle bat 38 Pin
Hagen erbobeu, oarunter Suei auf
Moro lautenoe. Bier 9erionen iino
bes ginbruhs angeflagt, mebrere
6es Diebitabls uno Der JaIihung.
Die @ranoiurp bat Die automobiI.
%raierei unteriuft uno empfieblt
energii6e Masregeln gesen 6ieien
gefdbrliden lining. Sic bat bic
Gountp- nno Staats : geamten in
itruiert, feline Deputies 81 ernen.
men, obne baB bel Der grnenmung
in Der geborisen @eiie perfabren
iperoe. Sn 8e5ug auf ben eebeim-
nispoqen M0roer Der beioen Neger.
fnmilien bat tie feline Mnbaltspunfte
sefunben. sic perlangt, baB Mas-
resrln getroffen meroen, nm Die
8iirger Der Staot gegen ben 8er-
falif BON u~ngeiunoer Mil6 gu
idiiben.
Die Oireftoren Der Chamber
Of Commerce baben nit Den Inter.
nebmern Der neuen San Mnfonio,
Modport & Meriean 9abn Elm ab-
fommen abgefdloiien, nod benz fem
9eiI bes Bonus cher he5oblt 5il per,
oen braudt, ais big Die Balm in
unierer Staot neutrality-suspicious.
uno elm OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES i'm
@ert BON $4,000 erbaut bat uno
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-07-01
.,inqenommen: sic Serren moren

eingenommen; bie Serren maren
gegangen, Inn nntel1 i'm Compton
cine Gigarre 5u rau6en. Die 9a-
men iaBen nod am Gid. bon mel
dem oas 0ienltmdoden Die Saden
abraumte; Die orei &inoer, Die iid;
in Die Deranoerte Sausoronung -
man nabm Den &afiee JOINT unten
I'M @obnaimmer elm - niht fin-
cen ~fonnten, tonten iibermItig Inn.
Der, 5u Srau @oaroips ber5innigltcr
2uit, mdbrenb 9llma Geaien cine
nli~snergiingta Salte nit Ser 5arten
ipolgepflegteil Sano bon Ser meiBcil
Stirn eIattete.
8onnteit OH oie ainoer iest nidt
fortihiden2
Die 9inoerl iagte Srau @ounolp
nit einem erltaunten @lid ibrer
rrnoen braunen Ausen auf lire
braunaugigen 2ieblinge.
Sd bin oes Worgens itets elm
wenie nerpos, uno beute, no ib
nod cine 2anopartie porbabe, muB
id, ooppelt porlidtis iein.
ad, per5eibe, liebe almal i9
onhte niht oarar, Dob on, ainoer.
loie, an ben Speftafel ni6t ge-
mobnt bit. @s lit audi nidt INNER
bel mir 10 idlimm; aber ieiteeln
mid norgelteru meme Stine per-
lafien bat - lieber @ott ih fam
es ibr niht p~eroenfen; tie mil BET
rotten, Die CUTE alte Gerion, unn
nod oa5u einen iungen Weniben.
Der beinabe ibr Sobn iein fonnte,
ga bot Tie oenn allerbings feline 3elt
gu perlieren. sic lit gu ibren CT
tern mad @ieiom 5uriidgegangen;
Die Sod5eit ioa ifon in smei $50
den iein. Gs lit ibr idauer genug
eemoroen, iid BON Den ainbern 81
trennen -
Oh moateft Die 9inoer ia meg
lhiden, 2iebel
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-07-01

gieid bier, ooer giebt lie morger
an WoanoD, bon Dem i1 mir III
pa gelegentlid bolen fam, nno oie
Code lit in Oronun9.
ltno menn @oQnotp mir oo;
i @elo nibt geben min2
Widt geben mil? aber if oenfa
ou bot Siinf5igtauieno in ieinen
@ei6dft?
aeinen @roiden mebr ols 3ebn,
tauienbi
aber Semmel periiderte mid
bod
Semmel irrt.
BRANDON mar nit erbobener Meit.
peiti6e iteben geblieben. Sonte oer
Meni6 iid auf's Sanoeln legen9
elenoe 3ebntauieno2 uno oatte Ga.
nit ourd5ufommen2
Gin bobnii6es 2dfeIn floa iibcr
iein iharfes, beute ungetpobnlif
blaiies @efiht, uno Die @eitpeitide
iaulte ourh Die SUIT.
Mb babl 10 bait on bod &reoit
fir 6iinf5igtauieno. 4reoit lift @eIo,
oas meiB nienlano better aIs i9, Der
i6 felt lange ibon bon &reoit Ie.
be. @ber mode, mas on miaitl Sd
plaoiere nidt fir mid - i6 bin
BON bartem 9ol5 uno meroe ouh
oieien Sturm iiberiteben. lin Die
arme Gdcilie tut es mir freilib leio.
Sic bat 10 iider auf oeine Sreuno-
ibaft gereduet; lie bat mir 10 5uee-
reoet, mid Dir an3upertrauen
@ottbolo bette feline gan5e &roft
5ulammennebmen miiiien, I'M mGb.
reno oieier abideulihen S5ene al
iif) gu balten, ieinem @egner nidt
gu seigen, mie fur6tbor er lit.
Bloslih flirrte es linn Dor oen Mn.
gen, es iauite in leinen Sbren,
ibm NOR, ais OF er am 9ooen IGge
nno 8ronoom, Der iiber linn itanb.
bolte eben gu einem 5peiten Siebe
aus. ltno Damn roffte er iih nit
elmer u%ngebeiIren Mnitrengung aug
Der Obnmaft, Die i'm gu befaaen
orobte, aif. uno iid erbebeno iagto
er:
Gs lit gut; Gaelic ion nidt nnt-
icnit ouf meme 6reunoidaft gered)-
net baben; iieb OH 5u, Dab ou bid
niht bprrphnpt hngt
granoom mar, Dor Dem g%eiIter.
baften @usorud in @ottbolos Sc
iift eridroden, unpilfiirlid elm
paar Sdritte 5uriideemiden. CT
Uoate nit eiuenl S6er5 erpioern,
oaB er iih, fpenn es feline SduIoen
betr6fe, niht 81 berrednen pflege;
aber @ottbolo ihnitt inn NIT einem
peradtliden @enue! sic Bbraie in
Der Mitte ourd iino perlieB oas
8immer. ieine Sahen gu oronen.
Cine 8iertelitnnoe ip1ter roIltc
elm @aeen in Den @ebelmoreen biu-
Elm iiber Die Sable oen @eg nod
8rora. Siurih Sdeel lenfte Ole
Gferoe.
t8.
Su Srau @oanolps fleinem Be.
hoeliden 8alfonaimmer Der oberen
etaee bate man ioeben ben 8offee
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-07-01

Sic ainoer paren fortgeiest
Mlmu Sedien lebnte iid erihopft
in Die Sofaede 5uriid uno iagte, ir-
Dem Tie Die i~anften blauen augen
wie I'M Salbidlummer i1IoB. SD
bin i~iber8eust, es lit mieoer cine
@ntt1ulhung.
8as, liebe alma2 fragte 6rau
@olnotu, oeren @eoanfen nod bel
ibren &inoern maren.
Mein Mann ihndrmt 10 entjes-
lid fir .ibn; er entbuiiasmiert fi6
INNER nur fir M1nner, Die ih BIN
terber abideulid finoe.
0iesmal o%iirftelt on Did irreLr
rief 5rau @o[nom, Die iiber einem
10 intereiianten Sbema ielbit oos
Shreien ibres Siineiten anf Der
Sreppe i~iberborte; oein Mann bat
cher gu menie als gu pieI eeiagt. gr
1T ni6t nur elm i6oner Ionn -
morauf ih fir mein Cell ber5Ii6 me-
mig @epidt lege = groB, bon elmer
iiberaus feinen, 0nmutigen Sal
tung, Die nit Dem ianften uno bod
entihieoenen Musorud ieiner 3iige,
nit Dem miloen uno ooh felten Bid
Der groBen, tiefblauen Augen, ia nit
Dem peiden uno ood lonoren &Iang
ieiner Gimme snuf oas berrlifitc
barmoniert.
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Den Iugen Der 3ui6auer Elm iber-
aus lebenoiges miIitdriides giIo.
Som Sungfernitteg fomneno ridten
i'6er ben 8eeienoamm Die Mann.
idaften oes eriten 8ataiuons nit
ben Spielleuten an Der Spibe ber-
on. @eraoeaus mari6ierte Die erlte
aompagnie in Die 8idtung auf ben
glltenlpaa gu. Damn erfolgte oas
Somlnanoo u9infs um!", ,lno in
aompogniefront 5oe iie nit orob.
uelloen S6ritten iiber ben MspbaIt
oes Gatbausmarftes, big Dos Som.
manoo u&alt!" erfolgte. 9ie g., 3.
II. 4. &ompagnie iebten lid in slei-
der 8eiie binter oie erfte. 0us
brittle Battalion nabm, bonn 3ee=
fcnoamm fommeno, Dor Dem Dent,
nal nit Der Sront mad Dem gfat.
bonie @uflteaung uno bieran ibloB
fib Die Sabnenfompagnie nit oen
hrei gotaiGonsfabnen, Die init Ser
Ge9imentsfapelle aneeriidt NOR.
@eniee Minlten ipater fam iiber
Bic 9erg- nno 9ermannitroBe Dos
5lueite 8ataillom nno nabm ocm er-
item 9otaiaon gegeniiber Mufltel.
ling. go itanb oas @egiment in Ell
rem mad Dem &atbauie %offenen
@ieref, in Ser Mitte bic bret gotail
lonsfabnen uno i'm Sintergrunoe oie
@ereinsfabnen unb Die bielen Meier-
peoffi8iere. Sn Ser Nabe oes Slot
~tausportales ia5 man bon Ser
Communicating grcellen5 p. 8orries,
ben Stootfommenoanfen Ser in
&ambnre. Mltono uno @anosbef
earniionierenoen Gruppen uno
anoere bobe Offi5iere. aur5
Dor 12 l1br eridien Ser fommmoie-
ren6e General oes 9. Mrtneeforps,
Graelen5 b. Blettenberg, nit ieinenl
aoiutanten Maior Srbr. BON Stolen
rno begab ii6 IN oas &atbolis CUR
8egriiBung oes Senats. gls Die
9urmubr oie Mittaesitunoe berfiin-
bete, fommanoierte Der Megiments-
fommanoeur, Sberlt bon Sranfen.
berg unn 2uopigsbort Dor Ser
Sront: yNegiment itiGgeltaroen!"
rllo poitierte iid Dor Die @atailIons-
fabnen. Mug Dem &atbauie traten
oie @erren 8iirgermeiiter Or.
gurdaro, 8iireermeiiter Or. Sdro-
Der uno Senator @eitpbal NIT Dem
fommanoieren6en General, @rael-
lena bon 9lettenberg, unb eefoIet
BON einem Senats6iener, Ser auf
einem aiiien Die Sabnenbdnoer trus
giirgermeiiter Or. 9urdaro iiber-
rei6te in elmer biibiden @eoe Die
Gabnenb1noer unter Musbrilngung
zines Sohs auf Sen &aiier, moau Die
9egimentsfapene Sell Dir i'm Sic
gerfrana" ipielte. Die 8ataiaone
formierten iid in &ompagnieform
gum Baraoemarid, Der poraiiglid
.fIappte", oann sosen iie inter oeil
&langen Der Gapeae auriid in oie
&aierne. 9as bunte Bib mar emf
ihmanoen unb oie Menge 5ertei[te
fid. 81. $.
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(SortIculina foIat.)
Die 8a6l zines 9atten

iit gu pidtig fir elm Maoden, oaB
iie iid nibt ielbit erlauben fam,
onrd Sdwdde, llnreines @lut ooer
iibfen Mtem aebinoert 81 meroen.
8ermeioet oieie Soffnunsslofisfeit
ourh gimebmen BON Or. Sings
2ebenspinen Nene &raft, reiner
atem, Sebenslnft- 9inge, Die einen
Mann geminnen - folgen Dem &c
brauh. 9eidt fiber. 25e in alien
Mpotbefen.
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@erlor elm 8eim bnrd SnlefteniidJ,

Gin Mann in Bottom perIor Dor
alnei Sabren ein 9ein ourd einen
Sniefteniti6. I'm iol6e Soleen bon
Sfieftenitiden au bermcioen, se.
brau6t idneu 8uffen's Mrnica cal.
be geeen glutbereiftumg, gnt5iin.
oung, @eidwuIlt unO Sdiner8. Sia
BELT Brand mno 8riibpunoen, &C.
ibmiire, Samorrboioen, gr5ema,
Sdnitttpunoen, Sdurfulsen. Nur
Csc in allen Mpotbefen.
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gerlanst = Mdnner, um bas Bar
biergefddft 5u erIernen, IN elm paar
Woden. Nermebrte Sindfrage mad Bar
bieren in biefer Cation. 9ns bette Sanbs
inert beut5utase. Gutter @erbienit. 2eids
tie, reinlibe Mrbeit i'm Sauie. S6reibt
I'M freien &atalog.
Npler @arber College,
Gan Mntorio. Seras
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Reik-Brief

Nnf benz Meere. - Mnfmnit in Ylp-
montb, Gber6u1rs nno 5ambnra-
Die eritem Gilorife, - Serr-
lider Triibling in 9entidlanb. =
Gin militariides zSdanipiel.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-12-07

FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH. corner OF West Pike and
North second streets. G. D. Smith,
minister. This Invites you to the fol-
lowdug services 4omorrow. 9 a. m.
class meeting. $50 a. M. Sunday
school, Judge Haymoud Maxwell. s1-
perintendent- 1875 a m, public
worship preaching by the pastor, sub
5ect, They That Minister" $50 p
M, EDWorth League Devotional SER
vice T:3e p. m, public worship.
preaching by the pastor, subjeet,
Greater Works Than These Shall e
Do.
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ASH cHAPEL METHODIST EPIS-
CoPAd.. Broad Oaks. the Rev. Paul L
Flanagan, pastor. 1000 a. m. class
meeting, James g. Ashley, leader
1900 a M. sermon by the pastor
on Christian Literature 200 p. M
Sunday school, Scott Riley superin-
tendent. $40 p m, Epworth League
devotional service 500 p. H.. SER
mon by the papstpor on Jesus, the
Rock of Refuge"
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cATHoLuc CETURcH, cor

CATHOLIC CHURCH. corner East
EIke and Elk streets, the Rev. P. H.
HcDermott. rector. assisted by the
Revs Joseph Gornley and ]. J. Ken
aedy 200 and 800 a M, Low Mass
1880 a. m, High Mass 1880 p. M.
Vespers.
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ST. MARKS LUTHERAN Church,
Park avenue. near Main street, the
Rev. william L. Heuser, pastor. Res
idence ZIG Park avenue. near Main
street Sunday school at 1000
a. m. Morning worship at IL q. M,
topic: "A1ooundfng in Hope" Even
ing service at 1890 M, topic:
+. worthy to stand before Christ =
Prayer me ting Friday evening at
: 80 O'Clock.
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81. PAUES 81. 2. CHURCH. South,
corner Main and Chestnut streets
Felix K. struve. pastor. s:45 a NJ
sunday school. Leonidas johnson. Su-
perintendent- 10:45 a, m. sermon by
the pastor. GELS p. m. Epworth
League service. 1890 p m, sermon
by the pastor.
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CHRIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
corner sixth and Main streets, the
Rev. C. B. Mitchell. rector. $3.50 a IN.
morning prayer. 9:45 n. m. sunday
school IN parish house 1900 a. M,
morning prayer and sermon 1850 p
M, evening prayer and address Fri
day. 1870 p. m, instruction in the his
tory of the church. Seats are free.
All are welcome.
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CENTRAL CHRIsTIAN C9URcH
corner Pike and Chestnut streets, W.
N. Long, minister. $3.50 a. M, Bible
school. E. G. Long, superintendent.
II a M, sermon by the pastor $50
p. n. Christian Endeavor- 1880 p. m.
sermon by the pastor.
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UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH,
Adatmston, the Rev. G. s. Hanlteter
pastor. Sabbath school $3.50 g. M
pastor. All are cordially Invited 20
these services. If the pastor can serve
you, call him House adjoins church
Preaching at 1O:45 q. M. by the
pastor. Sermon at s p. m, by the
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IIIlEE 81

DUFF STREET UNITED sRErH-
Rem CHURCH, stealey Heights. the
Rev h. R. Hes, pasbor-sunday
school $3.50 a. M. E. Lawmau, sup
erintendent- Class needing at 1880
a. m. Christian EndeavoF service
at p. m Preaching at 1880 p m.
Prayer meeting z-3O Wednesday.
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GRASsEILT Baptist MISSION
De. W. c. Taylor, pastor. E. R
Moore superintendent Sunday school
prayer meeting every Thursday even
Ing at 1890 o'clock. Sunday schoo
every S-nday at p. y.
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TRINTTY METHODIST EPLsCo-

PAL CHURcR colored. Ben street
the Rev. J. II. jenkins. pastor. $3.50
n. m, class meeting 1o:4S n m'
sermon by the pastor on Jobs Grief
goo p. M. Sunday school. $3.50 p. m.
Epworth League T:4S p m. sermon
by the pastor on Thy VIII BE Done
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Mt. ZION BAPTIST CHURCH.
w T. Kenney. pastor. 1900 a. m.
sermon by the pastor on Personal In
specaon." 900 p. m. Sunday school.
John NelsoA superintendent 500 p.
m. covenant meeting and coEnmun-
ion. $50 m, B. Y. p o SER
vice 500 p m. sermon by the pas
tor on Caesar or God"
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METHODIST PROUESTANT Chapel
corner Sycamore and Locust streets.
the Rev. U. ". Morrison. pastor
sunday school s.45, Charley Sheets,
superintendent. Preaching II a. M
and 9.go p. m. Christian Endeayor
Wednesday, evening at 1880.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-12-07

Sick headache is caused by a disordeTed
stomach. Take Chamberlsin's Tablets and
correct that and the headaches Will diSaP-
pear. For sale b., all dealers
Advertise nent-
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CHURCH OF CHRIST. Union
Heights school house. 1880 a. m.
Bible study. 1880 a. NJ. public wor-
ship.
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EERsE BAPTIST cHCRcH, corner
West Pine and Sixth streets, the Rev
~. c. baylor, pastor $3.50 a. m.
Sunday school II a. M, sermon by
the pastor 2:3e p. M b. P L
Juniors. $3.50 p. m, B. Y. P. Q. Sem
5Ors. 1880 p. M, sermon by the pas
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mTrRD BRErHREN 81

CNTTBD BRETHREN CHURCH.
Northv1ew. the Rev. H R. Hess.
pasto-lO:eO a. M. Sunday school
Robert McClung superintendent II
a M. preaching. 7:2O p n. Chris
1ian Endeavor Prayer meeting We'd
nesday evening at 7:$o.
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a0ppY

Mrs. Wsaro-I read the other day that woman could
get ont of many fearful situation by the a1d az
3 GOOD laugh I'd like to know what get a
woman Of the feeling Of dread she has on wash
CIV as often want I'd only 0s that much longer
getting done. guess women Just have to 9rlt
our teeth and bear soIae tnings!
hnta Druloe-sNonsense, my dear. Women did Use TO
have to bear things but these days there are lots
Of wavs to do things differently, and make the
Homework easy 1 used to feel the way you do
about washday, but now 1 use Fels-NaptaI Soap IN
tTe Fels-Naptha way and when Pm not laughing
Pm singing
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FeIs-Naptha Soap makes 70

easy. How do you do your work? Do
YOU try to find the best and easy way! Or 90
you have the idea that If a thing is done
easily it cannot be done welG That Is
mistake. Many people slight things in
el,liieI.- to get through quickly, but many
" women today are doing their work the.
FeIs-Naptha way because they have
r,rOyed to themselves that it is the best.
Fels- Naptha Soap makes your work
easy: does it better; is more thorough; 1t
works sensibly-tf7at is why it appeals TO
sensible women. 1t gets right INTO the l4
conf Or iukewarTn water. There is moth
inc that soap and water can do that
Feis-Naptha Soap and water cannot DO
Follow the directions on the Red and
Green Wrapper.
FEELS & co. rII,,-AoELrn.A
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Ell Feel IKE q New
"A-nyD -
LYNCH BLDG

81 Feel Ike . New
woman -
Ma BESJ. BLAIcEy a Port
Dover. Ont. Box So WEies8s
have been . great Dn1eEeE
EoF yOlHB from threat trouble
GHlFFh. indigestion 4emalo
SEOable8, bloadng. noaPafin4
nd naFvuuInel9-1G tines I
WouId be Ia bcd, G6sn able 20
b m nGuiu. WD under many
CsiReranf doctoFI' GEoo and
Wo1Iid get better EdE \ little
while. then ! would 60 down
with chronic tnaaU1Haldon Al
through ne. For nineeeen
yeaFB ! had this poison IN my
BLOOD After trying 1cGry
everything Got WoEDes- Eean
IN The Peoples CoBm0n Sense
Medical Adviser Of DE-. Pierce 2
Colon Medical DiBe0WeEy lno
DR. SaHs,S CGtarc1 RemCo!y.
ThaVe taken the : Golden Ned
al Discovery md 'Etco81nG
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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-12-07

-AdVertiae ment.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1912-02-02
/ STAGE LINE TO PASCO

Yesterday a stage line was estab-
lished between Kennewick and Pasco
operated by new company known
as the Twin City Rapid Transit Com
pany, conveying passengers, ex-
press and baggage between the two
cities. Samuel Stebbens of Pasco
and Mr.. Tyke, who owns and oper-
ates a ferry across the Columbia,
near the N. P. bridge, are partners
in the company and announce that
the stage leaves the Cunningham
and Willard hotels in Pasco at $3.50
a. m. and 1:3O p. m. and leaves
the Kennewick and Koontz hotels
in Kennewick at IL a. m. and
3 p. m.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1912-02-02
Golf and q Prince.

Golf has Its humors." said a cham
pion player. "And this struck me par
ticularly In conversation at q golf
club that ! once had with a Persian
prince. The prince, as he sat on the
club piazza watching the various
champions drive off. drawled:
al don't see very much In golf. No
object Is to he gained by the deposit
ing Of white ball In a subterranean
cavity. and If any object were to be
gained the shortest and surest method
would surely be to carry the ball in
the hand from cavity to cavity
but. prince l said. the difficulty
of getting the ball into the cavities,
as you call them. is what constitutes
the attraction Of the game
1.-THE difficulty constitutes the at
traction. Ell" The prince frowned.
Well he went on. 1T would be more
difficult to shave with q coal shovel
than razor. but don't think many
men are tempted on that account to
remove their boards each morning In
that way"
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INTEREST CONTINUES
AT FARMERS MEETING
Continued from Page y

whole is destroyed. Mr.. Huff told
OF the advice of Mr.. Whistler, an
experienced pear grower of the
Northwest, advocating the pear
leader and says that the blight is
more easily exterminated where the
branches of the tree are spreading.
Mr.. Whistler is now located at
Medford, Oregon.
The blight is caused by a species
of bacteria which has travelled over
several sections of the United States
leaving devastated pear orchards in
its wake, and also attacking apple
taees. The healthier the tree is, the
more rapid is the destruction by
this disease, and consequently, Mr..
Storland says all irrigation should
be stopped, together with all means
employed for promoting the growth
OF the tree, when the blight is dis
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1912-02-02

covered in the orchard. The only
way of coping with it is to cut out
the affected parts and if the entire
tree is diseased before the blight is
discovered, cut out the tree. The
symptoms of the disease are black
ened wood, a brown streak running
down the cambian layer, and later
blackened leaves and bark. There
is a milky juice in the branches.
Among other timely points men
toned we're: Split the bark in order
to prevent the heart from being all
on one side instead of in the center
OF the branch; prune the trees so
that the heaviest growth will be
towards the southwest; painting is
not essential to the pruning in this
section; summer pruning is good
for peaches; pruning is determined
largely by the shape of the trees; in
growing Winesaps, Mr.. Perry finds
it we'll to work for spreading tree
rather than an upward growth.
Subjects for discussion at coming
meetings were given out by Mr..
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1912-02-02
The Vacuous Life.

People without any form Of religion,
without superstition. devoid of any
thought Of the future state, have been
found In the interior forests of Suma-
ira. according to DR.. Wilhelm VOlz, the
geologiSt of the University Of Breslau.
who made extensive journeys though
the island. There be found the Kubus,
as be named them. who are scarcely
to be distinguished from the small
manlike ape Of the IndO- Malayan
countries. They are wanderers through
the forest seeking food. They have no
property. They are not hunters. but
simply collectors. They seek merely
sufficient nuts. fruits and other edible
growths to keep them alive. The Ku-
bus wage very little warfare upon the
small amount Of animal life in their
silent and somber land The only no.
ton he could get from them Of diff
ference between a live and dead per-
son was that the dead do not brea the.
He infers that they are immeasurably
inferior to the paleolithic man Of Eu-
rope who fashioned tools and hunted
big game with his flint tipped arrow
and knife. intellectual atrophy IS the
result Of the Kubus' environment The
words they know are almost as few "a
the ideas they try to express.-Chicago
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