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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-16
Ex-KaiSer'S Windfall

NY fear that former Kaiser William of Germany
~ of his lineal descendants will at any time suffer
= - from lack Of financial means to maintain their
rank has been removed by the action of the Prussan
State.
Property conservatvey valued by experts at more
than S50,0oo,0oo will be turned over to the former
Kaiser, the exCrown Prince and other members of the
Hohenzollern family the result of an agreement
reached between the state and the HohenzolerSs in
settlement of the legal actions brought by the latter
The property includes vast landed estates, forest
domains, castles palaces mansions and priceless art
collections all of which confiscated by the Prus
sian at the time of the outbreak of the
luton in Germany.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-16

If a man is honest and industrious
he deserves consideration.
If you have opportunities to
throw business in the way Of some
struggling fellow why don't you
do it?
Instead, you seem to give it to the
popular, prosperous man so that
you may increase your standing
with a successful individual.
You can never tell when the
bread you cast upon the waters
will return to you-But it will re-
turn.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-16

Three centuries ago a poet wrote
my mynde to me kingdome is"
While not new, the thought was
splendidly expressed. Seneca, the
Roman philosopher, wrote, twenty
centuries ago, 4 good mind possess
es a kingdom" Practically the
same thought but not so forcibly
put.
You have but to think, for mo-
ment, of the vast extent of this
kingdom of the mind to realize how
inadequate is the span of human
existence to enable you to grasp
even a hay outline of your realm.
All the sciences are within your
grasp. The life and the habits of
microscopic organisms are revealed
to your mind by careful study. The
movements of planets and the swing
of suns and consultations through
the infinitude of the universe be-
come a part Of your knowledge if
you so will it.
The history of the peoples and the
nations of the earth, from the time
when man began to record his mem
cries, is an open book for you to
read. The story of mans various
religions, of his constant struggle to
find an anchorage Of hope in the
hereafter, Of his eagerness to be.
come better and his constant temp
tation to become worse-all this is
a story that is ready for your mind,
when your mind finds time to lis
ten to it.
The worlds literature! That
vast, Sargasso Sea in which repose
the thoughts, the aspirations, the
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-16
Wayside Wisdom
No Luck at All.
By S. E. Kiser

Gosh, hate my job" he said,
Seems it's harder every day;
Other fellers git ahead,
But they never raise my pay.
Gee, some birds have all the luck,
Or it's nerve that gifts EN-
through;
1t is me that's always stuck
When there's extra work to do.
Some boys have It mighty sweet,
Settin' round in swivel chairs;
! am kept upon my feet,
When I'm weary no one cares.
don't git no chance TO take
Pleasure trips around the land +;
1t don't matter how things break,
/ have got TO be on hand.
Gosh, I hate this job I've got;
Never any change at all:
Same old drudgin', cold or hot,
Winter, sumner, spring and fail!
Purity soft for these big guys
That can set around and boss;
/ don't never draw no prize,
Nor git easy things across.
Me: No, l amt never tried
Learnin' when I've time 10 spare;
What would be the use, for I'D
Be the fall guy anywhere.
Some birds just have luck, l guess
All the good things come their
ways
Some have more, and some have
less,
But ! never git no raise
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-16
WOman'S Income Tax
& MATERIAL increase in the aggregate income
of business women is indicated by the Federal
= income tax returns filed this wear

n of business women is indicated by the Federal
= - income tax returns filed this year.
That the position of women in industry improved in
the last calendar year evident from the fact that both
the number of women making returns and the average
amount of income showed marked increases.
The earning capacity of women mounted to such an
extent as to offset and the lowered Federal
tax rate. Executive positions held by shown
to be more numerous than before. New lines of
business being opened to and they taking
advantage of broader opportunities.
curious fact disclosed by the collector of internal
revenue at New York is that the great majority of
quests under the publicity law for information to the
amount of income tax paid by individuals made by
women. He adds:
Applications for information have come from
people of every Sort from immigrants wives to the
wives of the weathiest
"The women especially insistent upon obtain
ing information about their husbands income Evidently
they suspicious of the reports made at home relative
to the earnings of their husbands"
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-16

for nine years, leaving 1t to organ
ize the Simplex Railway Appliance
company, Of which he became the
first president and treasurer.
This concern was sold to the
American Steel Foundries several
years later, and in turn he became
fhe president Of this corporation,
filling the post for seven years.
His interests widened rapidly,
and he became a director in many
big manufacturing enterprises and
banks, including the Wahl Com
pany and the Continental and Com
mercisl Bank Of Chicago.
He Is William v. Kelley, Of
Chicago.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-16
Daily Good Deed

Discount every unpleasant tale
you hear about others by at least so
per cent and you will have a greater
faith in humankind and be Of vast
ly greater influence for good in the
community.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-16
Bucolic Press

Mrs. Palmer wants the item cor
rected where 1 said, in my last
items, that Mr.. Palmer bought a
separator. 1t was her instead of
him.-West Beaver, corr. Clarks-
vile (Ark.) Herald.Democrat.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-16

The worlds literature! That
vast, Sargasso Sea in which repose
the thoughts, the aspirations, the
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Evening star., 1925-10-16

While the ma jority of the brick in
the vast stack was converted by the
blasts to it's normal size. there were
several sections near the base which
failed to crumble and a few more
sticks of dynamite will be used on
them today or tomorrow.
Maj. w. II. II. Holcombe. assistant
engineer commissioner of the District,
took an active interest in the Telling
Of the smokestack which had been
considered quite a problem with many
theories advanced for its successful
annihilation.
Among those in the crowd were
several graywhiskered men, who view
ed the destruction of the last relic of
preVolstead days with misty eyes. 1t
signalized to them the passing of a
period they still love to conjure in
their memory.
Bids soon will be asked by the Dis.
trict Commissioners for the erection
of the Stuart Junior High School on
the old brewery site.
Evening star., 1925-10-16
lOO-FOOT SMOKESTACK, LANDMARK,
LAID LOW BY DYNAMITE BLAST
Skillfully Placed Charges Bring Down Last Feature
of Brewery, One of Most Difficult of
Razing Problems.

Skillfully placed charges of 20 sticks
OF dynamite yesterday afternoon re-
duced to a mammoth pile of bricks the
once majestic smokestack Of the old
Washington Brewery Co., robbing the
National Capital of picturesque land
mark which for nearly SO years has
been point of interest at the square
bounded by Fourth and Fifth streets
and E and F streets northeast.
With detail Of police on hand to
protect passersby, the crew OF dyna-
miters gradually applied blasts which
Clipped away the north side of the
base, causing the 100-foot smokestack
to fall broadside Of the lot as planned
Hundreds in the northeast and
southeast sections stood at vantage
points and watched the tottering and
eventual crash Of the smokestack De
spite the size of the stack and the
amount Of dynamite used, the actual
discharge failed to shake nearby
houses.
Evening star., 1925-10-16
MANY FLEE SMOKE
IN APARTMENT FIRE
Reach Safety Down Escapes
and [ LadderS-FIameS
Do Little Damage.

Fire started in the basement of
Pennhurst Apartments. 4S II street
northeast, about 4 o'clock yesterday
afternoon, filling the upper halls with
smoke and making it necessary for
several persons to be assisted down
fire escapes and ladders. Others man.
aged to make their way through the
smoke and reach the street without
having to be assisted.
Arthur Robinson. a youth employed
in a nearby store, was on his way to
the upper floor Of the apartment
house with an order of groceries when
he discovered the smoke. He gave an
alarm and dropped the lower section
of the fire escape to assist occupants
of the building to the ground.
Lieut.. Harry kinsela, Sergt. d. r.
Moore and Pvt. r. S. Meagher of No.
l truck company performed rescue
work. They assisted Mrs. ]. r. Bow
ers down a ladder from the fourth
floor and Mrs. Jessie Burkett from the
third floor.
Mrs. Charles Nelson. slightly Ill. and
her husband, occupants of an apart
ment on the fourth floor were warned
of the fire by the Robinson youth and
the husband managed to get his wife
to safety by means of the fire escape.
Much excitement prevailed during
the time the rescue work was being
performed, numerous occupants Of the
building returning and making anX
ious inquiries for members of their
families. Fear was expressed for Mrs
Mitchell de Bernerd and her children
| occupants of second floor apartment
but II was found that they We're on,
| of the building when the fire started
Ffremen succeeded in contining the
flames to the locker room i'll the base
ment. The fire was under control ir
a short time after firemen succeeded
in making their way through the
dense smoke to the locker room. Dam
| age to building and contents amounted
| to not more than $3.50. Origin of the
| fire was not determined.
Evening star., 1925-10-16

Charles E. Morse, builder, of 63S
Sixth street northeast had charge of
the dynamiting. This perilous job
brings to conclusion Is months
work in raZing the old brewery which
In Washington's heyday, with it's old
Alhambra beer garden, was a scene of
many gay parties. Mr.. Morse sold the
land to the District Government with
the understanding he was to be per-
mitted to raZe II.
Evening star., 1925-10-16
Convicted in Bond Theft.

PHILADELPHIA. October 16 P).-
A. w. Perelstrous and Stephen Rob
inson, both of Philadelphia, toda y
were found guilty in the Federal Dis
trict Court Of aiding in the disposal
Of 100000 worth of the $1,000 900
securities stolen from 8 mail truck
four years ago by Gerald Chapms II
and others in New York.
A healthy human hair is strong
enough to support four ounces with
out breaking.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1925-06-25
ECUADOR PINEAPPLES HUGE
They Grow to Weight of Twenty-Five
Pounds in the Province of
- Esmeraldas.

Ecuador is fast becoming a great
fruit-growing country, said Frank Ed
ward Kink Of Esmeraldas, Ecuador, to
the New York Times.
'Pineapples grow to a weight of %
pounds in the province of Esmeral-
das," he declared. This is about
twice the size of the pineapNes grown
in Hawaii and shows that we must
have very superior soil. Moreover,
there is no place in the world that
produces such large, thin-skinned,
seedless oranges
indications are that the province
has also considerable wealth in oil.
There are great number of oil seep-
ages which would indicate great pro-
duction of high-gravity oil. The char
acter of this oil is higher than the IA
nous Pennsylvania oil, and has been
produced in Ecuador for the last 300
years, but it is only recently that mod
ern machinery has been used for drill
ing, with excellent success. One month
ago an English company brought in a
well of 300 barrels an hour of 3S grav-
ity oil. These conditions combine to
encourage immigration, which Is stead
lily increasing in Esmeraldas."