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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-05-06

b '9 OUR EYES; you
r. Don't wear other
H. eyes differ from
~S1esp' Improperly
ir nIa ruin your eyes.
Ia, las oPTICIAN,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-05-06

IT0RNE9l,s. md Ratns,
I olSAT; n; P. 0. box 78s,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-05-06

ozoss n 4 80, Campbell l
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-23

TO- 1902, The second annual mldwlntcr
carnival viii be held IN III Paso january
10 20 II, inclusive aud during the car
nival there viii also bc a grand live stock
With the various attractions above referred
to IL Is certain that there Will be a large
attendance of slockmen IN ~ paso In
viii he made Tor this event from all points
In the Southwest Everything possible
WIN he done by the generous aud hospita-
annual convention OF the Texas Live StocL
association the largest aud best ever held.
The executive committee ~ the Texas Live
stock association has announced the fol
lowing program;
Convention called 10 order by President
Charles Schreiucr OF kcrrville.
Invocation aud address OF welcome,
Response 10 address OF welcome on he
half Of the Texas Live Stock association
by Hon. \. s. Reed OF Bertram,
Presidents annua, address.
Report ~ the secretary treasurer.
Report OF standing committees.
Introduction OF resolutions.
New business
what Constitutes Good Reef Animal &"
discussion led by Joseph r. Green OF Greg.
SLOW can Texas Cattle Growers Remove
the Existing Prejudice Against the Texas
Steer IN the Markets Of the WorldT dis
RADIO
World Tor Fattcning Cattle discussion led
by Il. X. Erwin Of wnxahachic.
Address by Hon Joseph u. Sayers, gov
ernor OF the state u Texas.
Tho Revival " the Horse Industry"
1.-THE Sheep ANA Cont Industry" address
by Colonel W L. Black OF Fort Mchav ltt.
Unfinished business.
Election OF officers for ensuing year.
Selection Of the time and place FOR the
next annual meeting.
Adjournment.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-23
LsrHMlAN CANAL.
Waco Business Men Want It Construct.
ed at Once.

Waco Business Men Want Il Construct
ed at Once.
Waco. Texas, December 21-The Business
Meme cltl Of this city favors the imme.
dlto construction NJ tho isthmnn canal
At meeting last night the following reso,
lullons On that point were unanimously
adopted
Wbcrcas, The ratification Of the Hay.
pRuuccfOtc treaty Inns removed all technical
objections 10 the construction OF an isih-
mipl canal and,
Nhfrcas, The Nicaragua route has been
recommended by the government comml5'
lien sent on the ground 10 Investigate,
whereas. The completion of said canal
will put Texas in vital touch VITA the
Orient, thereby giving cur people an IN
limited market for cur Agricultural, i've
stock and forest products; ana Will ueccssl-
tate the building at the source Of supply
mills factories and reineries to convert tho
raw materials Into the finished state VIII
CRAFTY increase the output OF our mines
and clay beds; viii brlng the surplus
products OF the transmlsslsslppi valley
through orr State 10 be shipped from our
scnuDts; therefore, he II
Resolved by the Waco Business Mems
club of Waco, Texas,
/. That we favor the immediate passage
Of "A bill by congress for the construction
Of waterway betw cen the Atlantic and
Pacific oceans along the Nicaraguan route
.. That We urge our senators and repre-
srntgtiYcs IN congress 70 support ana vote
for any measure looking toward the con
struCtion Of the said canal.
g. That we ask the business organize
lions Of the State TO make similar re-
quest
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-23
NEWS NOTES FRoM NAvAsoTA
Only a Few Lots We're Disposed Of at
Stoneban1

Only a Few Lots Were Disposed OF at
Stonehan1.
Navasotn, Texas. December ot.-As advcr.
tised for the past several days the Texas
Towhsto and improvement company had
It's sale Of town lots at Stoucham yestcr-
day. Quite II crowd went down on the
special from Navasota Many Invested In
lAlu on In lots ana blocks, the main street
partially graded and some shade trees set
out Work along this liue Is being pushed
as rapidly ms possible ana within tho mex
few weeks the company expects 10 have
many improvements. Some dfty three lots
were sold The price ranging from $40 to
Sll5, according to the location. owing to
tho extreme cold weather yesterday the
crowd was NOT ms large as 81 doubtless
would have been, though about $50 persons
liuod up for dinner. The barbecue feature
was quite a drawing card and there was
ample provision for twice the size OF The
crowd.
r. Y, Webb OF near Erwin was visitor
10 NayAsotR today Md Is interesting him
self IN plating apparatus aud received
some encouragement Mr. Webb Is a very
aged man ana with two possible exceptions
now Grimes county. He knew Navusota
when It was a frog pond a very bad
place on the old La Batla road which
crossed the BraZps river below the mouth
OF the NavusOta and ran east aud west
from Mexico to Pensacola. Fla An old
Indian iran from Waco south crossed thc
town about whore tho Schumacher bridge
is now; The In Bntia road about here
crossed to north side Of branch and the
present Anderson road ran to faniharps
IN Nero lie distinctly remembers the
passage OF Taylnr's army ip It's victorious
march to Mexico and other historic RENT
nlsccnces and was vlsibly affected to cnrn
of the death Of his old FRIEND Rufus
Grimes
The entertainment at Wilson's hall last
night was an artistic success. aud the
financial end was fairly well upheld espe,
toll s. d
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-23
HUNTSVILLE HAPPENINGS.
The Preparations That Are Being Made
for the HOLIDAYS.

The Preparations That Are Being Made
for the Holidays.
Huntsville. Texas. December 20.The
schools were closed Friday to give the
children Christmas holiday Many OF
the normal students left this afternoon
for their various homes,
The Krause-Taylor company played a
three.nights' engagement here this week,
Tho Imperial Hand Bell Ringers are booked
for the normal lyceum number for Christ
mas night.
Mr.. d. w. Myers was here this week IN
the interest OF the Unltcd Confederate
Veterans reunion, which takes place In
T. W. H. King OF Rusk was here this
week
NJ \. Blue and family have moved TO
Craft, where they viii reside In future.
W. II. Pace aud daughter Miss Annie
Miss Hattie Feds IL at home from Aubrey
for the holidays
Miss Bertha Kirdey leaves this after
noon to spend the holidays In BcllNlle,
Miss Nancy Lee Swami left this after
noon TO spend Christmas with her mother
In Tyler.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-23
Mr. SMITH IMPROVING.

He Fell from q Train While Tn Route
TO Visit Two Sons.
Clcburne. Texas. December 2O.-Mr Eph-
rain smith. the aged gentleman from
wbeatand, Ind, who fell from the Santa
10 train aud sustained most serious
h,n,sss. is somewhat improved II Is
Thought he will recover. HIS SON. George
A smith Of Liberty nill. Texas, Is eN-
a,tea TbIs son Is telegrnpher, and toe
II !, ',antleninu and his wife were on their
o o.nvt 70 spcnd Christmas with him ami an
e,ber son when the accident happened 20
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-23
Shot frnnn Amhurh.

Mineral Wells, Texas December 2t.-
News was received here yesterday that
Alex Gordon. who resides near tinis, Ia
north part OF the county, eight buckshot
entering his body IL Is thought he viii
probably die Two arrests have been made.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-23
ELGlN NEWS NOTES.
The City Government Is Now Intent on
a Water System.

water system.
Tigin, Texas, December 2i.-The city
government Is thoroughly organized and
the mayor and aldermen are devotlng most
NJ their time to the question Of water
Works Several parties have already asked
Cor franchises. but the council is moving
Miss Emma Daughtery. the music teacher
NJ the public school, assisted by heF class
denco of Mrs. f. f. Jones last night. The
,,,ocrom was well rendered, especially tho
Iiov conducted by Miss Rosa Bassist.
Tho littIc 3-ycar-old son, Horace, Of Mr..
rchn hughes died yesterday OF brain
Sevrr and was buried today.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-23
|m-HAvE WHAT
|tA,swant Why not teIlit
'DsrIAL NOTICES.

100 or AMERICA, Eastern
b TAI s. IS, IN the United
,i.,ia court IN ana Tor SAID
\ qs.Jists,on divlslonA
vs .,,sf et Percy Allen, bankrupt
ny David T.. Bryant, judge
w W. eourt OF the United states
dsl 'u district OF Texas,
y kis,aA II Houston, IN the
y /, al Harris, and State of Texas,
ahaarl respectfully represents
g'is "a day Is November, last
y. SiIy adjudged bankrupt IN
d. w e5r gress relating TO bunk
~ : has duly surrendered MI
h w. "a rights OF property, aud
VIZ. nnlied with all the. require
BY IVY nets and Of the orders
IVY synnehlng his bankruptcy.
.'iNss he prays that nc may pc
l'i ~ ,he court to nave. 2 run dis-
h ,.sm all debts provable against
/ iNT5s igr said bankrupt nets, cX-
~, Sebts as are excepted by law
I'M discharge. D, -
~ Percy Allen. bankrupt
!, ycace Thereon Eastern Dis
l ~, ,lav Of December, \. u.
W ..s,5ias the foregoing petition,
Y ~ b nv the court that q hear
tsJ mon the same on the ON
sau A, ID. 1870, before said
wv aslee OF James II. Burnett,
Y y mnkruptcy, United Stutes
II Galveston, Texas. In said
M II o'clock In the forenoon;
!, s,tlee thereof be published In
|on,.iop Dally Post" newspaper
' 4 SaId district. and that all
,ssiIt6rs aud other persons In
"st snpear at the said time
= IA Show cause, IL any they
M the prayer of the said petl.
1srd NOT be granted.
!, 4 iufther ordered 10y the court
~ serk shall send by mail to MI
!. .,,diiors copies of said petition
n s,ier address sed TO them at their
II residence as stated.
M t6e Hon. David Il. Bryant,
= me said court. and the seal
|, 4 Galveston, In said district, ON
N IN Of December, 4. u. 1901
Is' C. Dart, Clerk.
M 4 Burnett. Deputy clerk,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-23

The kidneys ache when they are over.
worked and the trouble gets serious IN;
y Sli1-IsrRS Is A reliable kidney tonic AMI
.hnr-eI regulator = Capitol Pharmacy. III
Main streets bbott I ocsrell A 90, esi
Main street A, z. hIesI.ngf So2 Main
street, special agentA
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-23
Hesrne Happeninos.

Hearne. Texas, December 2l.-Tbe mer'
chants are all experiencing n very duti
trade for this season OF the year.
Quite a number OK the Agricultural ana
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-23
SURPRISED At HIS WEALTH.
A German Army Veteran Found Dead in
= San Antonio.

san Antonio. Texas. December oh- VII.
liam welgers, aged ~ gears veteran OF
the German army. was fonnd dead ut his
room, IA thls city today, Among hls effects
,yrre certificates o. deposit fer several
thousand dollars in banks 10 tue cry Re
iieTea no has brother la La Grange,
Texas. "a
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-23
r.v..IIv. STOCK Association.

The eleventh annual meeting Of the Tex
as Live STOCK stsoeissleh VIII pc nelo 10
the city Of Ell Pssc. Texas January 40 anu
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-23

|HapERg' MEETING The annual
mn he stockholders Of the Moore.
E'tml Co. will be held January
* ii The office of the company,
Mn street, Houston, Texas, at
|,ISk B, nj. A. S. VandcrVOort,
"a
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-23

IN FRANCISCO TAILOR-As we
Eg large business and employ
lle lallors, We make Il speciality
Ell pants TO orucr i'm six hours;
Ae nnest work at the lowest
Tue city. l.. Bernhart, 40
n
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-23

Benjamin.--Q. Who 6rst manufactured a
patented plow IN America?
A. The FIRST American patent on cast
iron pillow was lssned 10 Charles Newbold
Of New Jersey In 1897. The invention Of
Jethro Wood, patented in 1919, laid the
foundation for the successful manufacture
and introduction Of cast iron plows In
America. James oliver OF South Bend.
Ind. in 1855 began making east Iron piows
IN a small way. the entire output Of the
shop amounting TO only three heats IN
week. OF less than a ton each. TIE busl-
ness grew rapidly, however and the large
demand for plows directed Mt divers
attention to the problem Of making
chilled mold board. For years ms enorts
ana experiments proved unsuccessful as
mad been the attempts o. scores OF IN
rentors before him; hut be succeeded in
chilling narrow strip at the rear end
OF the mold board. wnerc the abrasive as-
Zen Of the soil was greatest. ana MS Dust
ness grew rapidly. Since then there nave
been many Inventions aud improvements.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-23

3 man can give YOU a better
! van, my other manager In
4; 4 VA men that can produce The
'ltisos " san not, don't reply. w.
.Ieras manager Hartford Life,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-23

rive offer extraordinary induce
" easl purchasers of pianos dur
aoliday season. {. Janke " Co..
" IS
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-23
PROFESSIONAL.

SECRET SERVICE BUREAU
paced and BONDED detectives for
Y Wimlual Investigation; bonded
W for day or night service. NJ.
W general manager, 3ujh Main
If
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-23
WANTED

.NANTFn .-I------------------
iooa a NJ TO handle new patent
u 10 AIuiyk seller 60 merchants.
49, HOUSTON %
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-23

IA Z =, AcENCl- Trained detectives
4 ~. iog elrll ana criminal investi-
''gsoleoie rates; correspondence
James McCane, box 1910. Hous-
II
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-23

kvalVN \ BROS. Fire Insurance
.aa Aalusters. - Main ST. IT
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-23

, m9kh In carriage trimming.
,,S guy repairing, j. w. Davis, POS
800 "a
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-23

sd yohUyM,PSoN, Lawyer-Rooms
~ Ds.. Nl 6l building; old phone
-- l-Une yo-. 1-ii-02
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-23

fpi .kks' lawyers, 015lA Congl ess
'aeuce In state aud Federal
- 1-l3-U2
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-23

iIsgo'Is upon oil or mineral prop.
W mayer, NJ. f., Beaumont,
F. 81
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-23

lsIiss.sSH Flour lots aud two.
titieb,s seEcn-room house at Ar
/ ,9ar r.s, Fort Worth. Texas. Tor
s'is AZ oil fny kind: acreage,
Il NM, improved property Soc
! -SS-----IIs, dlui5 Main street. ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-23

VII ~ property for trade OF ex-
@. Kisa,ss line by calling on us.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-23
Constipated Old Age

"Cascarsts mako me feel 50 llght.hsarted and
lively that though have seen three acofc
and three, q few moro scores ] yetim6y see. "
james 8, MillIr, viila Park Cal.
"For many years have been troubled with
constipation. used one S5e and tWo 500 bozes
OF Cnacarots and thoy have effected Der-
manent cure. Since my discharge from ths
army IN lE5S, have meyer before found
Nastfrg remedy ", j MeGgern, $40 Chap
line Street, Wheeling. W. Va
II was troubled with something that bAfied
she SKIN Of physicians for = years used i've
boxes Of CA5cErets aud am IN better health
: o. @. Rediek, Chase City. Va.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-23

b nv i worth of good business
|slat sova town IN Central Tex
10 no3 trade this property for
\, SIS, answer unless you mean
fi-i,if-. -lnls othCc. 30
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-23

n " exchange for late model
|A5ue en sliafd make; one $25 grade
n win twenty four records.
l11apasas, Texas. IS
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1901-01-03

embracing half the AID ITS SUCCESSOR.
front OF the colonial mansion. was
lighted with tallow candles, and after
the crane tad been swung back. sup
per being over. logs were piled high In
the Fireplace to furnish both heat and
light. They did have tlddlers. and they
did have the minuei IN 1901. two In.
siitutIons 10 culiven the monotony OF
n sparscly peopied land and encourage
sociablc ways
The war with France. fought on the
sen, was q staple topic OF conversation,
pnd Commodore Truxton was the naval
hero whose exploits were celebrated In
firesidc taiea The stanchness OF the
wooden ships. the closeBess OF the nc
tions. the daring OF the bOarders and
the effectiveness Of the American hull
shots were features OF the fghtlng to
glory over The land battles talked
about were border skirmishes between
men in buckskin bearing nintlocks and
painted sayages armed with toma.
hawks and bows.
Kentucky WAS on tho Wild border in
1901, and the Mississiuri valley IS
The Rockies WIS peDplrd with Tn.
dius. spaniuds ani French lbc
New In a1Ger called II going west"
II be took up homo beyond the lIud-
son IN New York or renn'r woods
Maine had no political existence be-
Ing p7r 90 Niasaa, iureiis sad The
MeS'can wfst coast was scarcely
known 20 tho people of the siatcs.
Hence the phrase. From Maine TO
California" bad yet 20 be invented 10
express The wide extent Of the land OF
Washington.
Ohio IN 1901 was a new territory
knocking for admission as state.
while Indiana. Michigan and illinois.
also Minnesota. we're IN the Northwest
Territory. Chicago was undreamod Of
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1901-01-03


The Wide discrepancy between the In
dicntions Of varIons tImepleces, which
covers rnugc Of perhaps quarter OF
an hour. even I'm clocks which enjoy n
reputation Of being well regulated,
naturally results ln rather ragged be.
ginning Of the welcome TO the infant
year. The rarly birds haye the nd.
yantagr IN the total amount OF noise
produced. but their premature efforts
are purely local In effect The real
symposium Of hubbub does not make
Itself beard until NJ the exnct instant
when tile last minute Of the dying year
has brcatbed It's last. Then II rolls
forth in chaotic volume. accompanied
by engine whistles, bells, freeraekers.
yelis and every variety Of horn toot
that has ever been devised by the in-
genuity OF man. It seems TO endure for
many minutes without an appreciable
break. although there Is an unoon-
firmed report that individual noise
makers have been known 20 stop for
breath or 10 give their second wind a
good flying start. Chimes which In or
dinnFy times arc irresistible In sweet
ness can scarcely be heard on New
Years morning except by ears close 20
The bclfry or during n lull IN the babel
Of noises all around.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1901-01-03
THE GOOD OLD
DAYS OF 1901.
By O. LurnRR LANGpoN.

ESYVNT is so difficult when the mind
I#I is filed with modern environ
-eS ment TO apprehend the com
tqsEs paratIye poverty OF the past
that Il Is necessary to go to sleep and
dream In order 10 look backward to
New Years. 1901. Greetings for the
day between friends only couple OF
hundred miles apart came to hand
week or ten days after they were pen
ned-that is. II the mail coach didn't
get blcescl by snowdrifts. IN that
case. on souio much Travelled roads. too.
they might lie over until the spring
break up.
Fortunate dwellers IN New York,
Philadelphia and Boa;on read news
anywhere from a week 20 three months
old in n urwapaper printed on n hand
machine much resembling letter copy
glad TO have n weekly or semwVelly
delivered thrOr.,ll lhc mails week or
so after II was printed.
The averaGr man who set his heart
upon tulHl.Is a Hcw leaf for 1901 and
the ninr;eeath century brYan bv cord
lug up his lm.lsieal with the aid OF his
oldest sons to drive wedge pins at cy-
cry twist Of the cord. lie opened his
New Years records in book made Of
paper birch bark. using n quill pen and
ink pressed from wild berries.
In regions where Dutch customs pre-
vailed Industrious Marthas received
their callers while they piled The spin.
ming wheel or knit or sewed by hand.
and the Alarys who cultivated the
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1901-01-03

Johnstown, Pa, Dec. Io.-A
very amusing case came before the
court at Ebensburg Saturday. Geo.
Reed resides near this city and
wears q peg leg, and Sadie Baldwin,
a nciehbor. also uses a wooden leg.
She alleges that a month or more
ago Reed persuaded her to trade
les with him. Afterwards she be-
came dissatisfied with her bargain,
and wanted Reed 60 trade back
This Reed positively refused 10 do.
as The leg he bad traded for suited
him better than his old one Miss
Baldwin then brought suit against
him 10 recover her peg. Reed plead
cd guilty TO larceny by bailec, paid
the costs and returned the artificial
limb to her
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1901-01-03

score or even four or 1901 AND 1901
score and ten. yentured out 20 take the
first view OF the locomotive or perhaps
first ride on the steam cars" AS
for bicycles. horseless carriages ana
the transmission of the human voice
by wire for hundreds OF miles. the I'm.
ventor who predicted them in 1901
might have escaped burning for witch.
craft, but he would hnyc been In dan
ger of the duckng pond.
Other mnrvcls that would have shock
ed the most credulous I'm 1901 are the
typewritIng machine. the typesctting
machine and the six ana eight decker
printing press. three stories high and
turning out 10000 or more complete
folded newspapers per hour.
The protector OF cars for city streets
on the surface would have been looked
upon as dangerous schemer. Much
more would the idea OF elevated tracks
or swift motors for busy thoroughfares
have been looked upon as barebraln-
Cd invention doomed TO ridiculous fail
ure.
Republicans and Federalists were
the CHIEF opposing political parties In
1901. and Jefferson was the prophet OF
the former. having been elected on that
ticket I'm 1900. Burr was the prince OF
intrigue and the prince OF notorlety as
well and sat IN the vice presidential
chair Hamilton was n leading FEEDER
alist. mud tie storm WAS brewing which
was to end IN his death NJ the hands OF
Burr.
The center OF population Mt the be-
ginning Of the century was lu Mary
land. near Baltimore. aud II took 30
years 81 progress westward 10 transfer
II as fnr as about Parkersburg W Va.
The people spread from the Atlantic
coast between BostOn and philadcl-
phla. north aud south. but emigration
beyond the Ohio was very slow
And. after all. the most startling fact
q the nineteenth century. one unparaL
lelcd ln tlie history OF civilization. Is
the development Of the United states
Of America from narrow belt Of DO.
litically disoreanizcd. weak aud ieal.
Gus colonies into realm stretching
acroys continent and holding rank
among Tie nations OF the earth as nrst
IN wealth. 0rst IA enterprise. FIRST in In
telllgence.