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NIIerIti.

81 8. Terrell, Yrdiioent Ger
Central Eruft Company, 1T als
MaIIenperipalter Der arteiian 8clt
Gailroao eritannt moroen. Sic be-
ginnt in Wncoona an Der Siiolihetl
Hocific 8abn utto lduft bon &irf eli
Der international 8abn nod gbri.
itine Sbre gar5e 2dnge betrdgt
leinabe AZ Wseilen. Sic lit mr.
16 Meilen bon Sun gtntonio ent.
5ernt, mobin lie ausgebaut nereei
lon uno ibr Gnopunft lit Die @oIt
fiifte. Sll S~orroaatolpn, 8oteet
Gbriitine, Gumerlet uno onoerer
Srtidnften entlang oer2inie lit groBt
Sreuoe iiber ben eingetretenen @ed.
feI, BON Dem nan lih Sortidritt Der.
fpridt ltnb cine nngemeine 6eicl
res Greigniiies lit in Gnsfidt &c.
nommen, oa Der 8eiterbm Del
gabn 70 gut ftpie gefitert lit.
SIM Mlter BON 70 Sabren itart
in einem drmlideit GolIe nit 5tpe'
3immerft i'm merifnniiden 9iitrif'
SanrneI s. Solmes. cine befannfs
GtrabeuperionIidfeit $oImes bottt
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LokdIes.
Der Sonitoner sanserbnuS i'm
eiqeneu 6eiu.

Ser Soultorer S1ngerbuno bal
aln biibihes @eim e~rtporben, oos ar
5. Suli feierli6 eingetpeibt poroer
lit. es lit Dies ein groBes nit lhat.
tigpn gaumen beltanoenes @rmnh.
stiif init einem Nger1umigcn SauGe
i'm 8lantagenltpl, oas iid leift fiji
Die 3pede 6es 8ereins umbaaen UNI
elnrihten laBt. Ser Seier pobnte
elm 5ablreides Bublifum bel. Mis
Yaite tporen Der goncoroia @eIanu.
nereirt un6 MitgIieoer oes Geutiden
Weleafbaftsbereins bon @aIbelton
,erihiefien. Ser parfartige 8arter
mar nit Sabrten un6 8annern reid
eeforiert uno eefpGbrte, rolnentlid,
arb bel abenolider gIdn3claoer Sc
leuhtung einen berrliheii Mnblif.
Ser Braiioent oes S6ngerbun0es,
&err g. 9elbere, 6ieB in elmer prad;-
tigen Iniprade Die @1Ite milfom-
men, Doraltf ibm Ser Sefrrtar, SEER
gineent Singer, oen Sd!iifiel gun,
stelien 8ereinsbauie iiberrcifte. 3u=
rd6if iprah oann in enaliiher
Sprade Scr. g. 6. 9ltff ein erfIar-
ter 9enti6enfreuno, 6eifen Mnsfih=
rlngen, Die ii6 an Die @ierte Ses14li-
Jeier uno an eeIdi6tlide Metninis-
5ettien artlebflten, eroBell 9eifell
berborriefen. Die beutlde Sefireoe
Iiielt Ser Iangiabrige 9irigent, Serr
6. 6. 2ieb. Sn meilterbofter @eiie
legte er Die 3mefe uno 53ieIe oes
gereins oar uno begliidmiinid)fe i'm
eur G~rlanguitg zines eigenen Seine,
IN pelhem @eiang, Muiif, Sroblid-
felt, 8eieaigfeit Bis in Sic ierniten
3eiten gepflegt meroen iolen. !3ui-
ihen ben Meoen fang Ser Ginger
latno": n9ns lit Ser gaa bes
3errnu un6 nit Der yGoneorbio"
tlno bent nMoenolia M1nnerdjrr"
elm gborlieo.
Mnen 8erid)ten nod NOR oas iho-
ne Set IN alien ieinen gin3el6eiten
Gin 6ltrhihlagenber @rfola. Die &c.
Ite fullroen bon fleiBieen Gamen-
banoen in l~iberaliter Neiie beoiett;
reg berridyte allsemcine 5roblidfeit
lnb Sober snb leiner Sreu6e Glts-
6ruf, BOB DEM belitiden @eiang unh
Der ocutiden Gemiitlid)feit elm nepes,
~
feItcs Seim eritmoen. @uf elmer
fir Den 3ped erbouten Yatform ipnr-
DC am Mbeno flot getan5t uio
bis gu fpGfcr Stunoe blieben oie
Mitglieber bes S1ngerhuno init if
rem 86iten in oneeregter l1nterbal-
lung beiiammen. Gs mar Elm eff
ter oeiitfher Gag, Der bier gefeierf
tDuroe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-07-10
%alssgess8 ericbt,
8nnmmpAe

Sm antonio, beute, tx Cents
@albefton, seltern. 8.65 Gents.
Guttoniamen-Trpoufte.
San antpnip, Seq, 10. Suli -1915
Yrtinn CRUDE Cotton Geeo Oil. S6K
Gents per @nIcne.
New Yprf, 10 Suli. - GpSt 1896;
Suri, $685.; Suit $685. umo $500:
Aliguit, $6.17 unb $6.18; Geptember.
$3.50 nno $6.40; Ottober,A $3.50 nn6
$6.41; Nobenlber, $6.37 un6 S6!41:
Se5ember: $3.50 unb $6.41; Sanuar,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-07-10
Gppal Sheater.

Die Sralert bon Son Mntonio ba.
Sen am Montag @%elegenbeit, Die pol.
le @abrbeit iiber n3mielibt-S6laf"
gu erfabren; ein Sbema, oas fiji
Die 6rauen Mmerifas altgenblidlid
oos intereiianteife lit. Or. aurt 6
S6loilingf, friiber Miiiitent Der fe-
riibmten Srnlen-&lrnif in 1rei-
burg. Oeutiblano, po ser .Suie-
GAtsS6laf 5uerIt entoedt, iplroe,
miro am Montag 8ortrdge iiber oie-
len @egenitano balten unb 5l1gleid)
cnrf elm mebrere SauIeno SUB emit
baltenoes @anoelbiloer : Slim IT,
luItrierenb erlautern. ct seiat< oie
reri1ieOenen Staoien oes 8erfabrers
big 5ltr @ebltrt oes y3mieIidt : &in-
Beg, zines fraftigen 5ebnpfiinoisel
Suneen. 9r. Sdloiiinef fam Dor
einem Sabre nod gmerifa, Inn ome-
rifaniide Mer5te nit Ser Sreiba1rg=
Metbooe befannt at MAIDEN, NOR ii
Stem Dorfer alinifen, mo 4er5te bon
caen Seilen oes 2anoes 5ugegen
tparerL erfolgreih tatig uit0 etpa
100 amerifaniide 3mieliht : Babies
par Dos Geiultat. gr erteilt oali
5roiten &at be8iielid idmer5loier
S6fpangeri6aft nno fplirbe iibrigens
bon Der BROTHERHOOD educational
societp" empfoblen unb gu ieiren
Gortragen b~etpogen, oie bier, nie aus
Ger In5eige su erieben. am Mo.t-
tag, ~. Suli, l~tnttfinoen.
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6 a II I eli E 5.

Steb ib IN f%initrer Nitternadt.
60 einfam nuf Der 2dlleiagb,
co 0enf ib an Die 9rogerie,
Sb iie nidts bat fir 3dufebje9.
Mls ib gum &riege %fortgemuBt,
Sab id bon 2duien ni6ts getplBt,
Bis i1 nadber 70 mnnd}e Na6t.
Mn oieien 8iefbern mlfgetpadt.
Oft bib mib's iebr on 8alth unb gein,
Sag i6 bergaB gu fhlafen elm,
1lno ipenn bes Na6ts i6 bam 70 fpndt',
Sibt allies BEL Der 2di5eia9b.
Sic finb .nns treu, bod gar nidt gut.
Sic fangen germ Goloafemblut;
0o6 ME idlus's 3ers iins fparm oie
Nd1t,
8enn mir an 2dlifen arfsepadt.,
Sir 5teben oann bonn Shlafen oif
l1nb MAIDEN Sturmangriff bdraif;
l1nb BEL Ser Serge 9dmmerSbeiu,
8ri6t man BEN 8iebern bns @ebein.
Rie aliidlid Ieio ibr bod 6dbeim,
Ga ibr nifts fpiBt bon folder YeinI
SIR fhlnfet rlibi9. ieoe Ha6t.
8em mir finb alf Der 2duieiago.
Sod fir ms lit bas feine Gdanb,
9enn mir iinb bier i'm 2Gnielanb;
Man trifft fe bier IN iebem 9ais,
6osar beim g5aren Mifolaiis.
Gin 8nnoer lit es iider ni6t,
9ab mir erfanoen bies @ebi1t;
Sn Sranfreib CAB es Natten, MduIe.
Sod bier in NuBlano siebt's aud 2duie
81 Q
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CASTORIA
fur Sauglinge und Kinder
Die S0tG, Die IT Imua Gekauft HABIT
,., s..ss d. 70. IMMzM
Sa baum I!

Sa baum
3anonier: On r~eiIeit olio mil
0einer Serrihaft fir 8tpei MonGte
ing 8ao, wirit OH mir BORT al,h treu
tIeibem2"
&obin: yMber gefpiB, eg lit il
feline @arntfon bort"
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MnTfrtsfafe.

.Qomnite NIT inn @entopp2"
n4ee, if ieh' lieba nbenos bin! G
ia sfpar oetielbe 8roiramm, obr fe
Ipiel'n better"
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@erlamgt - elm oeutides Maohen
fir aagemeine Sausarbeit Gein @a.
lden) tn Geariaa, Serns. $4,000 Der
Menat. Mnsfunft erteilt ser Glerf
fes Waperif Sotel, Gitp.
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@eftes Oef uno @aiolin erbili
man bon Der Slimp Oil &c., 4Gt
SIt-gommerce ctr. Weies Gel. Srl'
bis 2252. @n5.)
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Gemfser.

glte Slingfer: uSino sic Sol
Dot gepeIen2"
Serr: vSaiuobl, ih sebore CUR
@anopebr 8meiten aufsebots."
@lte Siingfer: .Ih ipenn id es
ooh bios gum erIten Mufgebot &C.
tradt battel"
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The Dcbfe Dec. So. Heites Aitcr'
tier 308 Wdin Mbe. Grodett sos
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BnfheI.
@adsbohnen, Der 8uldel, $500:
Crime Bobnen, $500.
somatsn, seras, 4 SCRIBE, SOC uno
IS gents.
Siibe aartoffeIn. 2~ouiiiana. SITS.
Spiebeln, Serns germuoas. $500 Der
Grate; War, 1926.
geterfiIie, Soc Der 9so. sgIubeI.
Griiner Yfeffer. Segas, Csc unb 75r
per &orb.
aobI, $500 per Crate.
Ganteloupes. Seras, Toe per Crate.
Naoieshen. SOC u. 35c fir Elm DsS.s
8HnoeI.
@urfen, Gal, $3.50 per Crete: Eeras
SqliuIb, Soc lno Toe fiir NufheI.
Geuerie, $3.50 per Crate.
California. 1926 per Crate.
MeerrettigsW uraeIm. per Rfo. f2Hc-
&opfSalnt, $3.50 per Crate.
8eeten. 40c Der 9bo. s8iiuneI.
Sfra. $3.50 fiir ein BuideL.
@elbe Hiibeu, soc per Stfhenos
| 8iinbeI.
gierpfIanser. S2.25 Der guideT.
Sbinnt. 4c Der Vfnno.
@ief-Marft.
San antoniu. Ger. 10. Suli t9t5.-
Sdfeu $500 bis $3.50.
&iihe $500 Bis 5000.
3dlber $500 Bis 1928.
@uaen 1925 biz $50.
ct. 2ouis, 10. Sili 1915. - 8inoS
| bieh, Seras Gieb, $5.25 Bis $3.50.
S6ipeine $3.50 biS $7.75.
Seize.
Nngoras8ie9en. per 8fo. ....-.10 ets.
Gnaoras Sieeeu. befhdoigt 3 egts.
BoIf uns Studs ... ...2 20 etS
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Por la Pattria y por Ia Raza
Lectures para ell Pueblo
ct. APE. VERDE

,,,I,, II, .,;n. I. L. ~.
,a... :. .ano,,,. ma ,bI;.,n 4,
,aIa 4t,niIaIF ,;don ,..,,n no
49,, a,,I,am -, ,.,a
oa,a. H.. .a,,.,, o,,.m.,
n,hia,. - n.,i,,in A.I ,ro -.
r,,,,.,. . -. ,.,, r,,rd.nl,.n l..
I,. ,,u,aor... J., ,Imn.r.r, SO nn,.
,l.r., IL. hpr,o :, y;.il.t, H.. nr-
,,or,.. =, To-. Iu.i,r.. l.. ,,i,.,,.
In. $500, f.. .,%,.i,. ,.,, ..,
,.,ri, ..r ~ ,i:i,., j.. mans, -. NM
r.,fiJ,., ,.p rur na;ni,a 81 .rni.n
80 ,niI, T., m~isrria :L.ji,,s.. II Inn
rarrnfa y pjtr,i,.,r .nda nurI6r d.
honor III. fi.niIad = IL. y,r.urqza,
RrprplinamrnIr ri anrql,nadu -
lr,,u,a y ,..I,v u;iS orr, .nhr.. l.,
c,m, III. lod:,s l,s inrom;;. ,.nun
arolIirD lIaruara = Ia mesa III in =
go: mas ma f.. parrrr ha>larl. Y
rrlra mas ' mas rn 81 v~1.rti-n IL"
ANA Iurur2 lur. araiH 'r roiupr"-
meter los bIrnr> agrInS lu" Ir-rs-
IAN r"IlIIa'I">. " IA i'"'ii'' H' q
ml'lrr " Il" Ia MIA ' - p"fN"Llir oil
''r" d' 49, >'!H''>.
'i'I'ia IA f'i'''"' rF'Ft'a "a "'''
iail'iIra. ''aiid" Nai'"> "' "'iII"iI''',
"'"'r 81 ."-'''"G ''" "'
-. .,.,r., ...I J.,
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POLIMARk

donde cl venerable polvo de nuestros
mayOres, de nueStroS hermanoS. de
nuestros hijoS, de ?TeStros amigos,
Sc ha confundido deSde hace cinco
amos. con Ia sangre de los ilusos. de
los Gaines, de los ~inocentes Y de los
martires, sacrificados en- aras de la
mas esttril de las luchaS.
Este dos de Novicmbrc. Mexico
presentara cl aSpecto de un immense
cementerio. Millares de cruces V de
grandes Y ]pequenos montones de tie
ira; ~centenareS de campoS V ciuda-
DIES. regadas de sangre Y tapizadas
de humanos restos, formaran csc
immense Haceldama de Ia revolution.
! no habrI Suficientes flores Y cirioS,
nj las manos piadoSas necesariaS, pa
"a ~cOlocar una ofrenda Sobre esas
tumbaS an0nimaS; perO 81 habri ma
res de lagTimas Y un torbellino de
lamentos. que al escaparse como un
torrente de solloZos, de los doloridos
pechoS de las inconsolableS madres,
de las infortunadas viudas. de los
ancianos padres abandon.dos, v de
los huerfanos dolientes. sumidos to-
UpaSo :, l., Pan M FOL, /,
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, l,. CONFIRMS ruruStns do ruaStros rue
ridos u,erros nm. .avr rrcbos ia
ouo. Lo, .n,.,o.,do 10. dir,o1as do
-. ..I ~
"
' -
-. .:.. l. To- LoLo .o,,
N. $3.50, ....;o.
- l.,
....;,;I. ,.L. 49,. Io.lo ka.o ai,ao
.
-. :,.;I.. no
a.S.S r.;,' H., .,,..,, anIa. -,
.a,.E,;, nn,.,I,.,na.i,", an
-, u.n I,.u, ,r,,,r,so. i,.o,
.~.;,nr., ,,rtpo,.
E-+o > ,Ja No,iorbra -, co,tar
pl2r como caen de los semi-desnudos
;irboles las marchitas Y amarillentas
hoias one les siryieron de eyplendi-
do ropaie en- Ia tibia primavera v
en- Ell aruOrOS0 eStlO, V cuVa SOmEfa
no ha tenido frescuras para nosotros,
poruue no son nuestros arboles nu-
tridos cor la fecunda saba de nues-
ira armada TERRA: arcilla amasada
O las sagradas cenizas de nuestros
a~ntenasados. seutiremos con mayor
;ntersidad In nostalgia de IA patria.
rorona Ell recuerdo estara ahora in
,;mamarta Iioado con 81 de aouellos
o,a nos orecedieron en- 81 eterno VIA
10 y cnvas tumbas cubiertas de SEGA
vamarjIIrnia loiara>ra. no nos - IN
do, siouiera. c~olocar una sencilla
flor. nj encender I'm humilde cirio
nj derramar ma lagrima Que hume
dazco al neGazo de terra donde des-
csrsar srs ,maSos restos.
.v;o.. ao, cor-or+ri6r fr,ioso
;I.. ruI, ,boi.. ;,,,;o,o sohr,
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Il ERA DE LIBE.RTiD.

Los prriiIiroS am"riranOS y los
H. Cuba. nos ;rarn nGliriaS Il ,iIa-
rio. "ntrITin,i0nOS Il" In paz. he Ia
tranluiiiiad. y Ir IA dlcha de QUE
,liSf"uian los hahiIanlrS lie IN ca
pilaI d. Ia Rrprihlira. baio la e.
.'uIa ia. Pablilo Gonz;il"z. 81 mn!i-
nero. S%aIlradnr, IrNano. y general
ra~rranriSia.
.Auurlln ~ ma pura gloria. En"-
IA ,Ir los yrintr - lrrinia flSl!a-
mirniOS ,Iur - registrar iiarla-
mrntr rn IN E.Srurla de Trio de-
san I.;izarn. nin=una noia n"9ra
!urna Ia lranluiiidad paradiSIara
IT, lbs undergraduates. Los hahi-
faulrS H.. in riuiad aZtrra no SUI
frrn va Ia onin0Sa !irania Il" los
,rroIrlr> ,lIir "n TEMPO de- la die
iaEura ahUSahan H." >I auI0ridai.
llrvanio Il Ia rirrrI Il rlaIIEicra
que rXiraia III pailu"in del ho!<!l!n
a-"Ii'. -Nil"Fa. al que '"'''''' ""'
!a!'a "' '-a>. no @''I,"" '"''''''IH''
.DUr> rn los carranriSIa< 10 - fall
'". - "I' 'l't't'' - " iu>'" -"
J." '''i'H'!l''i' f'>'"'i' Nv i"" pa
"a ~r"h'rtiirE" r' !i'r'".
las "'iI"'"S toFld''> "' h'I''''
y 'Ii''t''''S' '"N J"'''e '''"'
w. "a"
60" >'''" -,
i''
L,.;L ..n n..;,o ,I,l
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"EL Ola De MUERT0S" EN- FL DESTIERRO

la Vurlio 4 Surprrndrruo> 81 0lO-
no. con t"io 81 r)or}"jo ,ir lriSt"za>:
con sus dias nublados Y lluviosos,
con u maAanaS de semiveladaS au-
roraS Y sus palidas puestaS de sol.
o SuS ncches interminables baio
I'm cielO que oculta 4 menudo sus
luceroS entire peSados ~nubarrOneS
que a~rrojan Sobre Ia TERRA el copio-
so Ilanto de su negra melancolia; nos
Ia vuelto i Sorprender eSta triste
cSJaclOn de! anO lejoS de nuestrO a
madO pedazo de TERRA, donde duer-
men cl sueno eterno los que fueron
prtaI0S IT, nur>ira prnpIa rarnr. a
quellos que fueron los Seres mas uue-
ridOS de nueStro c~oraZGn: nueStroS
padres. nuestros hermanos. nueStros
hiJos, nuestrOs parien?iIs, nueStros
amigos. ...... Ha vuelto 4 lie
gar el mes de Noviembre con eu mu-
da e lmponente procession de som
bras, de t~risteZas y de ~recuerdcs.
mIcland" sU "ntrada a Ia yOri@inc
de los t'"npos con la fiesta de to-
dos los santos y la conmemoracion de
los files difuntOS. llemo> .lr"a,Io
veZ mas en- nueStro viaje i la
tumDa. Z eSta jOrnada que Sc llama
> de Noyiembre, sin Sentir ell frio
vientecillo otonal de nuestra terra,
que p~arecia ilevarnos hasta ell hu-
milde rinc0n donde m~oribamos. las
voces de ultratumba. e. misterioso
lenguaje de los muertos que reclama-
ban. aunque fuera por IN momento,
nuestra presencia frente al pedazo
de terra donde reposan sus c~enizas
donde noSotros penSabamoS tam
bien. dormir nuestlO final sueno,
e. rendir Ia Ultima Y penosa jorna-
da de la vida.
Comiendo, e~mpapado con nuestro
SIdor y ION nurSIra> iagrImaS. FL du
70 pan del destierro g que voluntaria
o forZoSamente eStamoS c~ondenadoS
muchos ~meXicanoS. por imaginarios
O realeS delitoS o faltaS, nos ha vuel-
to q ~Sorprender, bajo eXtrano cielo,
este dia dc rcrucrdC> tri>tc> aNO--
ranzas. en- que la madre dolorida.
el aflijido padre. el hijo infortuna-
90, el hermano, el pariente, ell ami
20. Sc iirigen en SiIanrio>a romeria.
en- doiiente caravana. al suntuoso
panteon o al humilde campoSanto, a
c~olocar sus ofrepdas de flores y CT
rios, sobre Ell frio marmol de los Sc
pulcros 0 sebre los "montoncitos de
TERRA, Sob-e los que, como unico
adorno, abre Sis brazos rigidos, mo-
desta Graz de toSca MADEIRA.
Este dos de Noviembre, de nuevo
sera notada nuestra ausencia, por
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-02
POL|T|CA NENUDA

Due hai;ia ricrlaS cOSaS H. Idc
~ pJIiII prrsimdii los ES:aios
UnidoS en SUI ralidad DE vccinOS y
buenoS amigos lie Mexico.
y ESQ cl 10 llnico que nOSntr0S
,ahrmOS porqur NADIA mas drian
lraSlurir Il los p"riddiros en- In
Casa Blanca. prro con toda Seglr!-
dad que II rOn:"SIari1n de Mr..
Lansing a don NrnuSlianO In de-
habrr >idO ,;Sta. mas o menos:
Quo pa>Olas. don C%arranza. No
= m" Sal@a del hIaca!. porlne y
i0nrcS no hay NADIA de 10 dicllo.
l!Sl,:Sn qGIl"iO Y noS amaneccm"S .
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(paSa Il la Pag 81. Col 3a,)
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-04-23
4 TRIP
TO THE CAPITOL
Schumann-Heink Looks in on the
Various State Officers for a
Moment.

Nine. Ernestine Schumann-Heink
and party left here yesterday for
Grand Forks, where the great SINCE:
will appear in concert on Monday
night and where she will look over
her farming interests. Schumann-
Heink owns a fine half section of
farm land cal Grand Forks.
The Madame suffered from a severe
attack of catarrh, which she calls her
"old enemy" on Wednesday night,
and this is why she did not respond
with an encore at the close of tho
concert. She had planned on singing
Mother G. Nine" by Kipling, for her
enthusiastic and appreciative Bis
marck audience, but was not allowed
to do & for fear that she would be
in bed the next day. She was very
much improved yesterday morning
and felt well enough to go to the state
capitol to look into the various de-
partments of state.
II love this city," said ,Schumann-
Heink. 1T is named after the grand
est man God ever made"
She was deeply touched by the trib-
ute paid her at the close OF the con.
cert Wednesday night, for not a soul
moved from his seat for many minutes
after the last note had died away.
She stated that she loved to sing in
the smaller cities, that she was more
appreciated there than in the largo
centers -of population. +
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JAMESTOWN TRIO loS.
Is OUT IN COURT

Continued from page one)
ed to dismiss the action on the same
grounds as cited in the demurrer and
also on the ground that the evidence
offered by the plaintiffs did not show
them to be entitled to an Injunction or
any other relief.
This motion was sustained by the
court and the action vas dismissed.
Effect Of Dismissal.
The effect Of the dismissal will be
to allow the board of control to cot.
plete the improvements which are
now almost finished-there remaining
but about $1,000 worth Of work to be
done on the receiving ward building;
and also to allow the state officers to
pay the contractor, w. j. Curren, the
money due him. Mr.. Curren has had
about $4,000 tied up for the last two
months on account Of this action.
Return TO Bismarck.
w. J. jackson of the board Of con-
troll; B.. G. Wanner, secretary to the
board; Carl o. .orgenson, state audi
tor, and Andrew Miller, attorney for
the board, returned to this city on
NO.. i last night. AllESu u6C1,sWA
assisted Mr.. Miller. in the case, re-
turned yesterday afternoon from
Jamestown.
Patients Sufferers.
One hundred and fifty inmates, or
about that number of insane patients,
are the real sufferers in this action for
they have been kept crowded in base
ments, and in the annex and IN the
o~ver.crowded ward buildings when
they could nave been Accommodated in
the new building sixty days ago q
the action not. held up the work on.
the building.
That the judgment OF the board in
doing more than the 1918 Legislature
provided for is sound is proven by the
fact that the new building is not big
enough now. even though y Is not yet
completed. and the first thing TO be
done will be the addition ofstWo wings
to the new building, And this IN spite
of the fact hat the new building as
erected by the board is hall. again. as
large as the 1918 assembly PROVIDED
for.
Had Nc Case AZ All.
The plaintiffs took advantage OF
their right to examine the defendants
under the statute authorizing such
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n, q 0 fIUM'I " y ?
Cancer From a
Tongue Bite

An instance of cancer of the tongue
arising in unusual but significant cir
cumstances was reported recently in
the Boston Record. A junior at We'll
lesley college bit her tongue severely
in the course OF a basketball game.
Cancer Of the tongue developed and
the girl died in spite Of all efforts to
save her. In the absence of a detail
ed medical report, it would perhaps
be unwise to accept the story at its
full face value. Nevertheless it car.
ries an implication Of the greatest
practical Importance. One thing about
cancer that is now established is that
irritation and injury play a great part
in causing the disease. Consequently,
cancer is to some extent preventable.
1t is not always possible to prevent
a sudden injury, but many sources Of
continued irritation of the skin can
be and should be avoided. Cancer OF
the tongue is n of the most danger.
GUS, most rapidly fatal forms Of NAL
ignant disease. Yet like most kinds If
cancer, it is durable If the pationt viii
only act quickly on the first indication
that something is wrong. Irritation
from sharp edges Of teeth, or decayed
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cause, the Golfers of the Elks will be
benefited by a neat sum-.
ST. Mr.. Draper Heard.

cause, the Golfers of the Elks will be
benefited by a neat sum.
Mr.. Draper Heard.
Mr.. Clint Draper of the firm of
Miller and Draper, under whose direc.
ton the entertainment is being staged
in this city, has been on the gound
since Wednesday and by his presence
is lending invaluable assistance to-
wards making the show a complete
success. Draper is an experienced
Snowman, an expert in his line or
work, and after hearing the boys in
rehearsal the other night had nothing
but the choicest words Of praise for
the talent. Gentlemen, it is a pleas.
ure for me to share in the success
which your efforts are going to make
this entertainment" he said following
last nights rehearsal. 81 want to
congratulate each and every n Of
you for the spirit and the energy you
have brought to bear in preparation"
Mr.. Draper was busy yesterday
with the task of getting scenery and
costumes in readiness for the attrac-
ton. The Miller and Draper firm
has a reputation, covering the past
fifteen years, of making Elks' minis.
of the brightest and best sue
Not a single detail is over.
looked in producing the most COM
plete and up-to-date minstrel show it
Is possible to enjoy.
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'stumps, or badly fitting plates, espe-
cially when coupled with constant
smoking and with the local manifesto.
lions of d constitutional blood disease,
has been shown in many cases to re.
suit in cancer of the tongue. The dis.
ease spreads very rapidly from this
organ, more SO than in other parts of
the body, and the chance of safety in
operation is shorter lived than in
many forms Of the disease. Attel.
ton to the warning must therefore
be immediate. On the other hand, it
is fortunate that the tongue is so &C
cessible an organ that the first signs
can be discovered almost immediate.
ly. Often cancer of the stomach or
other intestinal organs may exist for
months before it is discovered. With
the tongue there is no such excuse
for delay. Frequently the first dan
ger sign is a little hard white spot
on the edge of the tongue, where 1t
rubs, perhaps, against 4 sharp tooth.
The correction Of such sharp edges Of
the teeth and plates is a simple and
easy matter for the dentist. If such
precautions were taken cancer would
be prevented in many a case. 1t Is
idle to assert that such conditions will
always cause a cancer, but they should
not b tolerated anyway, and If they
are corrected there is not the slight.
est doubt that the chance Of cancer Is
lessened.
Such stories as that of the Welles.
ley student should not excite foolish
fears or m%isdirected apprehension,
To quit playing basketball or to i'm.
agine a danger every time one bites
the tongue would be to substitute
morbid and senseless anxiety for RI.
tional acknowledge. Care Of the
health, like moral reform, should be
directed b ythe best intelligence We
can muster. - q.
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