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The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1903-09-15
FLOW OF RIO GRANDE.
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Grande water shed since nearly all
the vast territory drained by it and
It's tributaries is desert country
that is not and never will be set
tied. Grass covers it as thickly as
in primitive times because from the
absence of permanent water it has
not been turned into stock ranges.
A probable cause of diminished
flow at this point, however, may be
found in the many irrigation ditch
es that in recent years have been
opened from the Pecos. The actual
loss to a stream below the irrigated
district is not to be measured by
the amount of water taken out by
the bitches. In Mexico where irri-
CATION has been practiced for hun
dreds of years it is the popular be-
llef that when water for irrigation
is not carried out of the natural
basin of a stream that its final aver
age flow is not lessened, while the
ordinary flow may be greater where
flood water are utilized. The con-
tention is that all the water goes
back by seepage to its natural chan
mel. OF course this is incorrect since
evaporation is much greater when
the water is spread out over fields
than when it is confined to the riv-
er channel. Then there is the water
that is absorbed for plant nutrition.
a much greater item than many
suppose, particularly on farms,
since all the grains, cane, cotton and
cultivated plants generally are
great water drinkers. Thus the
average flow of a stream must be re-
duced by irrigation, but where flood
waters are thrown on the fields it is
reasonable to believe that the or.
binary flow of the stream from
which the water is taken is increas.
ed. This is because flood water.
when animpeded rush off in a few
days to the sea, causing short per
iods of high water and long periods
of low ordinary flow. But wher
thrown Onto the fields great par
of it soaks into the ground and b,
gradually returning to its natura
channel keeps up a constant flow.
If half the water that now rushe
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1903-09-15


noted in The News that following
biz rise at Ell Paso last spring there
was no perceptIble increase in the
volume of water here, though the
river was closely watched for four
weeks thereafter. The water that
passes through this part of the Rio
Grande comes mainly from the
Conchos and Pecos with Devils
River, the Pinto, San Diego and
other streams for smaller feeders
To avoid confusion and misap-
prension it would be we'll if the
river that runs from the mouth of
the .Pecos to the Gulf Of Mexico
were known as the Pecos or Con-
chos or by some independent name
instead of being called after the
food water creek that runs by Ell
Paso. With that reform we would
probably not have competent writ
ers on influential papers telling the
world that the possibilities of irri-
CATION have been exhausted in this
part of Texas. CHAs. TOWER.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1903-09-15
FOR FINE PHOTOGRAPHS,

Call at my studio, on Elizabeth
and 18th. streets. Best work at
popular prices.
MARY NJ. WALTGENBACH
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-04-30
DaS Stubium bes mannes.

gs lit cine betaunte Ebatla9e, baE
piele Der berporrasenbiten S@reibe,
unb Noueliiten es fir notbwenbtg se=
funben baben, it@ auf's 2anO 5urid=
susteben, I'm tbre beiten Sheen iber
Wdnner unb Stabtleben gu iammeln.
Ser Sosialiit lebt eem0bnli6 auf Dem
9anbe, NO er Wdnner unb ibre @ese
aus ber Serne itubirt. &ur5, Wdnner,
bic it@ TIM @ei@dftscentrum bewesen,
finben gu weni9 3eit gum Na9oenfen,
un6 mi1en baber wenis serabe pon
ienen Wdnnern, nit benen ite uer=
febren. Gin Mann, ber Wdnner tennt,
wetB, baB bieielben quite Stdrtuns
slet@ benz r@olben @rain Selt" 9ier
sebrau@en, baB iie BET Der beitdnbisen
Mrbeit perlieren unb Stdrfuug unb 8e=
seiiteruns In bieiem f0itli@en @etrdnt
finben. IS berubist unb baut auf TO-
pobl ben @eiit mie Ben &Orper. Be-
iteut es BET gurem nd9iten Serfdufer
ODER laBt gu6 bamit uerieben BON
Sc. g. @eber, ct. Gloub.
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2d0eW.

&arIsrube. Die I6t6eilunq
8arlsrube bes 9ereins 5rGuenbilDunsz
SrauenituDium bate UNI 8erufun9 BON
Jrauen in ben Mufii9tsrat6 Der bD6ez
rem MGb6eni9ule unD in Die S9ulz
tommiiiiOn na9geiu9t. Ser Stabtz
rat6 bei9loB, 5tpet 9amen gu Mttgliez
bern Des 4ufii9tsratbs Der bD6eren
NtGo3eni9ule nit 9pmnal ialabt6eiz
lung 81 crnennen. Cine Beirut lung BON
5rauen in Die S6ultommiiIion tit noG
QnIi4t bes Stabtrat6s geiebli9 un5uz
ldiiig.
9onaue 9inge &iir5li9
%perbrannte ii9 SberI tleutnant Sorie
an Der beiben 8ettflai6e ben SUB. Die
aniGeinenO 9eringfieige 8erlebung
Deri9limmerte ii9 berart, bab mad
a9ttdgigem &%rantenlaser Der Sob elm
trat.
9eioeIberg. Wie aus ii9erer
Suele Derlautet, ntrb ii9 8trflider
Ge6eimratb b. 5oleben, Der friibere
beuti3e 8otf6after in Wa16ington,
bauernb bier nieberlafen.
g orabe m. 9ier Fat ii9 Der
81 Sabre alte 8iiouteriefabrtfant
9etnrt3 Miiaer, Der an elmer unbeilz
barren &rantbeit litt, nit Gpanfali ber=
siftet.
SGdinsen. Sn &iittb fanb Der
80 Sabre alte Simon Maier Bel einem
8ranbe, Der ietn 4npeien eindf9erte,
5einen Sob.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-04-30
@eit &anaba.
S%etantmadung fit 4nfenler Die nad
der teuea oeutfden Mnieblung
geben.

Nniiebler, welde bena6ri6tist NOR
ben itnb, baB tbre S%eimitdtten i'm
Oitli6en Sbetle pom Der NnIiebluna
liesen, Ioaten aber Oorfton seben uno
BON Der Oitieite tn bic Nnitebluns BIN
einfabren. Ote @tlenbabn murbe bort
i'm persansenen Sabre pom Yorftou
bis Sbebo sebaut. Sbebo tit alir
Der @nbpunft Der Sabu, unb uou Sbe=
DO bis an bic Oitiette pom ber Nniteb=
lung itn6 es unsefdbr finfSis Weilen.
Wer eine Gar brau6t, iolte ii6 woz
mOslt6 eine BON Der 500 9tnte pet
i6afen, neil er ionit mabri6einlt6 on
BET @rense umlaben muB. Catholic
Settlement Society, $50 rate 8lod,
ct. Saul, Wtnn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-04-30
s Sie Wcgormtd Otptliou Sci

~ 0te Wcgormid Siuiltou ser
International Sarpeiter Company pom
Imerifa bat ioeben spet gilenbabn=
8agenlaoun9en @rtras fir Ben ct.
glouO Oiftrttt erbalten, bic iest abse=
laben unb in ibrem 0aserbaus unter.
sebra6t werben. Oieie gompanp;bat
INNER p. BEN Sarmern bas sr0Bte Sob
bafir erbalten, baB ite jtets eitetl pou=
itdnbt9en Sorratb pom &epairs auer
m0eliden grten CUR Sanb bat, slet9=
piel Oh bic Mai9ine Is ODER 20 Sabre
alt lift. Die &epatrs f6nnen itets su IT.
senb elmer s3eit BET Sag ober Na9t
bier be5o9en werben. 21=ba
~ Die auf's alIerbefte preparir=
tie Seat & Wtuisan Sarbe, bte fd
portrefli9 gum antrei6en eisnet llns
pom ben Sabrifanten 1pie au9 pom
mir %sarantirt lit, in @alonen unb
9albsauonen biIis gu faufen in Matb.
Sal's 0umber=6 anbluus.
W GRANDDAUGHTER ber beiteu
Sorten biais gu faufen BET s. g.
9ode, 81. Gloub, Mtnn. Our9 ieine
rebli9en Eransactionen lit er Der
Sreunb Der Sarmer unb 2anbiu9er
seworben. 1s=ba
az SIR suuerldiitse unb prompte
4nfertisuns pon Pldnen fur &eitben=
gen. Sdulen, &tr@en unb ionittse
Neubauten uenbe maj, ftd an ben Mr=
9tteften g. s. 9aas, ct. glout,
Wtnn. 12=ha
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GeferreiG.

Wien. Wte es beiBt, bat bic Gr=
meelettung Die Ginfibruag Def slpci=
idbrigen 9ienit5ett in ber 6iterrci9tf@=
unsarti9en Nrmee be i9loHen, unO Be-
Scatter iou hemYlan augeI tt1aa;t BADEN.
-aarbinal 5iiriter3bti9pf Sr. Gruz
f9a feierte iein 2~5jdbrtgsS 8;i9ofs=
unb fein 6~Ojdbriges YrieIterju6tlGum.
-Sie 3abl Der p~erionen, bic i'm eriten
Suurtal bteI es Sabres i'm 8iener 500
lt5eirapon freipiaig aus benz 2eben
f4ieben, betrug 1O6, bapDn 10 tpsib=
lide, cine auffdQige Steiseruns sesen
bas 8oriabr nit ietnen SO Selbitmor=
ben, bapon "a BEL Srauensperionen
9 3 3. Sur9 Jel1enitura
apti6en Salaas unb Sanofe EN- finb
aus Der Mitte zines 2aftaugss fiaf
Wagsons absertKen unb 200 Metsr
iiber ben 8abnfDrper ms Sbal se=
f9leuoert porben. Ser &onbutteur
Prantner nurbe getDbtet.
8rtren. &iirali9 lit in Mbtpans
Srau Marie Staffler, cine Gnteltn bss
aus ben 5reibeitsfdmpfen 1909 Be-
fannten peter Mabr, Wirtbes an ber
Mabr, geitprben. sic tpurbe 1926 se=
boren uno mar Wirtbin in 8lumou
unb 8ab SuB am Hitten. 3pet on=
bere gntelinnen Maprs saben ibr bas
9rabgeleite.
9 r 3. Die felt TIA beitebenbe,
ebemals drarii9e 5rauentbaler MeIz
%iingfabrit BON 9abtmanns gtbam gu
2abnib, bic einaise Meiiinsfabrit
Steiermarts, itelte ben 8etrieb Elm,
pobur3 einige bunbert Nrbetter brob=
los purben.
r n. Sieier Sage purbe benz
Seairfsgeridte in 2ana Elm elfiGbriser
8nabe etngeliefert, pelder in Si9erms
feline Sante NIT einem Meifer erfta9.
0ie grmorbete ftanb I'M Otter BON 46
Sabren unb lebte NIT ibrer S9peiter,
Der Mutter bes Rnaben, in fprtpGbren=
benz 9aber.
81 m il B. en- Der 6rubfdiber
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-04-30
Observation-Disclosures
Sir ben .Rorbteru" beribtet pom 8e9iitra'
Germ Sobn 30. gmmel.

Sairbapeu Snueitmeut 60 an s 8
goobar ct al, fir It l BIT 81 Satr
q g @bltnep an s q glof. fir r. D.
u1p4 ip4 let 4 t 122 II 2S........ 600
ct g 90 & SO &p 60 on . $ Snubs
ion ct al, fir let let feet 81 l24
u Soo
GAN &oer6er an Marp 8 Y~erfinlon,
fir 1t 6 blt 20 ct. Gloub. ........ 1875
q 9 @bituep on 9 s @bitnep, fir
10! l1p4 feet 81 t 1872 II 20. ........ 1900
q q @bituep an s 6 6amilton, fir
e mel & int mel feet 5 l25 II 35. 1000
Sobn Soei6en an Sbeo 6amm gre,p=
ing so, tiir tbeil 1t 5 BIT 4 Dfelroie 22OO
vt g 30 & 81 &p 60 an $ @lau3fe,
fir nD4 np4 feet % 122 II 49,. $50
Sas Snsram on . s S6leuIeuer, fir
tbeil 1t ID 81 e. Ws abb Sauf @enz
$500
@eslep Garter an @luef gre,piu9 So,
fit ibeil 1t 4 BIT 81 ct. @loub..... 1900
Sranf Ouba IN Wi9ael Sssa, fir let
let uro anberes feet 80 + 127 II 20. 5000
% 30 geaslep on @briit Drums, fir
e1 let unb anberes feet 5 t 125 1885 1925
Wer gtatl gauf ct. @loub an a9
Soues, fir tbeil lts 10 & II blf 8
ct @loub. 1850
Geo Si0ner an &atb Sien;en, fir Got
" Club Subbip feet IS t 125 II 3d.. ATS
Inton 9arlon an . q Nelion. fir It
7blt 2 & Os abb Sauf Centre 1475
g Oidiion an g S9eifer, fir It S BIT
ID Sauf Centre. .............. $50
Gbas Sang an Waria Sang, fir let
np4 unb anberes feet 10 t 1876 II 30 $500
SO Geitbmeier on g Gang, fir int
np4 feet 10 t 1875 II 80. .......... 600
Gb @aifibp on s S9iubler, fir II ip
1 feet 10 t 122 IL 81. .......... $500
g g Ytertes al Sobn g @oetten, fir
tbeil BIT 62 ct @leub. .......... 1900
g 8 Sbeiien IN 6 Queatfowsfe, fir
Ct .. let .. nm4 feet Is t 1875 II 81. 700
so s Spanion an s u Weber, fir It
BIT 3 &oronis Yarf. ........... 200
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-04-30
E0aB-

MeB. SIM 5ebruar B. S. purbe
bon ben 9emeinben Sepantz les =Pont
unb 8anzSt.z Martin Elm Smmebtatse=
JUDI an ben &aiier geri9tet, tporin sez
beten tpurbe, baB i'm Snteref1e bes Mufz
i3pungs Der betben @emeinben bic
tpeitli9e Stabtumpaauns bon Meb
fallen mOge unb bic Haponbel timmun=
gen aufgeboben piirben. 9araufbin
TT bic @ntport erfolst, baB benz &C.
fu4e aus mtlitGrifden 9riinben ni9t
5olse gegeben tperben fDnne.-Sas
Sort M%anteuffel, bas bur9 bic Dor
einisen Sabren aussebro9ene f9lpere
Sppbuseptbemie gu elmer tr~aurisen Be-
ribmtbeit selangte unb fettber unbeleet
nu- bet felt &uraem mieher cine ffeine-
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Der Stabt ct. @aIlen bat cine Mttteu>
betbeilisuns bon $4,000 Granes an bic
5ortfebuns Der Mppenaeler StraBen>
babn bon 9ais mad Mppen5eq bei4loi=
fen.-Sn Wilbbaus tpurbe cine Diebs=
geieQidaft bon bier minberjdbrisen
8uri44en aus &rinau perbaftet,
tpelbe gu 9aufe cine idDne Summe
@elb entpenbet batten unb NIT Mafz
fen uno Munition ausseriiitet paren;
tie pputen einen 3ug na9 Werben6erg
unb Seiterrei9 un%ternebmen.
" + g a H.. Iuf ber Burg" BEL
3ur3ad, poielbit Elm rOmii9es &afteu
g%eitanoen, perben Muserabungen porz
genommen gum 3nede Der Sreilegung
Der 8runbmauern unb Der unterirbis
f9en 9Gnse bes alien 8aupertes.
Us IA t. Die beuti9e 9emeinbe
BON Yperbpn fann i'm DECEMBER bieies
Sabres ben 200. Sabrestag ibrer
9riinbung feiern.
WaIlis. Der Staatsratb bat Elm
Setret betreffenb bic oblisatorif9e
9erii3erung Der 8ergfiibrer erlafen.
5erner bat er ben 8eitritt gum inter-
fantonalen &onforbat betreffs Quito
mobtlz unb Sabrrabbertebr bei9lohen,
unter benz ausbriidli9en 8orbebalt,
bab i'm &anton Wanis Der Nutomobil>
pertebr auf alien 8ersitraBen unb in
alien Seitentbdlern Derboten bleibt.
8enf. 9ie 8epOlferung Der Stabt
Sent Omit Plainpalais, gaurz8ipes;,
petitzS aconner unb GarDuse) 1T lebz
tes Sabr Inn ettpa 5000 Seelen4seftiez
gen unb betrGgt nun 1O8,336.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-04-30
0nremburq.

9uremburs. - Sn Dietir6
wurbe unter GROCER 8etbeiltsuns Set
bortisen Ginwebneridaft Der betannte
@aitutrtb 8terre 8elter CUR lebten
&ube setrasen. -Sn &tr6bers murbe
bic Wobnltube bes @altwirtbs Wario
bur6 Seuer bel6dOist. - SIN Sid q.
3. als wurben bic @rSarbeiter Oaz
broir unb War6estant uOn b~erabfalz
lenben Steinmaiien erldlasen. - Sr
9repenma9er ltarb Der dlteite Wanu
Der Stabt, ber fribere &afer Wtlb.
Saser, i'm Ilter uon 80 Sabren.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-04-30

rSalo5na~ purDe eth UeT15tt BON 6OU,=
900 &ronen tonitatirt. Sas Seftait
TT bur6 lei6tfertige !SduieripetulatiOn
unb 8eDGbrung eetpagter 8autrebite
fir Wiensr 8auten entItanben.
Pola. &iir5li9 fanb bier Die fon=
trattli6e pierftiinbtge Yrpbefabrt bes
bonn Stabilimento tecnico Triestino
erbauten S6la9ti9tffes rIrpab" ftatt.
gle nobm einen I'm 70 eldn5enoeren
gerlauf al5 Der bonn S9peIteri9iff
r9abSburg" ieineraeit geI6affene
8eltreforb babel mod iibertroffen
purbe. Ser uNrpab" e~raielte cine
Marimalgei9pinbigfeit BON 2O.12
¬en, pdbrenO Die Our9i9nittseez
f4~pinbisteit Der gansen Sabrt 1855
¬en per Stunbe betrug.
Stanislau u. Wdbrenb Der
Qfentirunsen ftiirste Der gum Nfsnz
t%irunsslofale fiibrenbe &orribor, ouf
benz bic iungen 2eute parteter, Bis an
fie bic &eibe fam, Elm; 100 Per1oner
ftiir5ten in bic Stefe, pobet mebrere
f9pere unb piele let9te 8erleBunsen
erlitten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-04-30

-gst 1T I'M Sribltuse uotbwenbis
etne Webisin gu nebmen, wel3e bas
8lut reintst, neil baiielbe bur@ I'M
o%rbnunsen bes Wasens mdbrenb BEG
8inters unrein seworben lit. Sr,
Iusuf &0nis's 6amburser Sropfer
eisnenii6 gang beionoers gu bielem
a3wed, iie reinisen Wasen unb 8lut.
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Ser SienenfDntQ

Der giieubabnsise i'm Norbweiten unb obns
einen beileren in Der @elt 1T Der berrli6e
Nortb=@ etern 2imiteb, ber iebe gta6t smt=
iden minneapolis, ct. Saul unb Chicago
lauft. 2ururtOie 8ibliotbef, Buffet : Cars,
4uDman : Sdlafpaseu, priuate @ompart=
mentz@ars, freie &ecltnin9 @bair- Cars unb
moberne Cages erioneupasert MAIDEN BEN.
ielben gum feiniten urb populdrfen i'm Norbz
1peifen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-04-30

= gs lit etne aQbefannte Gbat=
fade, baB 9umbaso fiber bur@ bte
Nnwenbun9 pom ct. Safobs Del &C.
beilt mirb.
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Seppiebs uub Sarbimen=O epartement.

Die sr0Bte Nadfrase uad Seppt6en rno @arolnsn 1T
iett ba. llnlere eroBe 9rbeitsfraft lit tbGti9, I'M ben 9faGb
iraaen oereht III weroen. Sem gSlnoer, penn SepplD
uuo @aroineu su lol6 uiebrisen (reiien 9etauTt weroen
tOmlen. Sober Sepptd pon e%riabrenen Sepptble9ert 1rel
aeieat. 3ufrieoeubeit ODER tein Sertalt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-04-30

Ye1aBung betommen. SaS SORT 1T
inspii9en an Die @or5er WaRer(etz
tunq, bic au9 bic Stabt Meb NIT
2rtnttparer perlorgt, ange1WlOTeI,
tpprben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-04-30
S6mefs.

Bern. 9ie 3oleinnabmen beirut
gen bonn 1. Sanuar Bis 81. MGr5 1908
11,53O,198 Srancs, segen 1885, O1
5rancs i'm slei9en 3eitraum bes Dor
iabres.-0ie 2ebrerin Gliie SGu der
in &oppigen feierte tbr 4Ojd6riges
SteniiubilGum.-Ser in tpetten &reiz
len bsfannte 9otelier Satob Se16=
Miler, 8eiiber bes 9otels Sungfrauz
Bid in Snterlaten lit i'm Otter bon 60
Sabren geitorben.
2u5ern. Ser @eI9Gftsgane ber
Sfenfabrit Surfee lit beuer felt 9es
gtnn Der 8aufaifpn Elm pprsiisli6er.
gs mubte eine sroBe 3abl reuer Mrbeiz
ter eingeiteqt perben unb bic 2Dbne erz
bielten ii9 auf re%ipeftabler S0be.
SolDt burn. Die G%inppbnerz
Notwithstanding ber Stabt Sploz
tburn bat auf bas Mnfuden bes @erz
tpaltungsratbes Der Splotburn= Miinz
fterz8abn bic l1ebernabme Der @aranz
tie fir 1,250,000 Sranes Sbligationen
speiter 9ppotbef btefer 8abn bef@lois
fen.
ct. @aIIen.. Ser @emeinherath
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-04-30

~ SpeSiele reue Sorte leberne
&aiten gum Mufbewabren Der Nnsise
3u 1915 unb aufmdrtS betm g Il e.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-26
PROMOTERS. swNDLERs AND ptckPockETs.

Peter s. Grosscup of Chicago, judge of the United
States courts says:
We can never go back to the days Of boyhood
we can go the days when the with 800 did
hoard intrust to his neghbor for safe
keeping but could put industries, that it
would return with earnings
What should be done? Change the laws that no
set of men can organize corporation except
legal business Then put it under such supervision
the national banks subject to- and believe that little
by little this immense boarding in the savings banks Of
s1OOO0O9O0o will be trckng ownership again.
Instead of following the ideals of fathers, let
drop into the sodden paths of European socialism, and
day flag may well down. and the institu
tons the country repealed There paternalism
that kills.
Everywhere the American is conQuerng because he
inherited his forefathers independence of
mind and ambition to get on. When he loses that
bition he loses his energy ability conquer
would continue victorious must keep the people
people Not few Independent of the enter
prises of the land The people must be What
is the cure?
In my judgment it is simple. In the first place
in mind the three characteristics American; his
desire to be land owner; he to be land owner;
the fact that he is wherever he has appeared
No man is afraid of corporation such These great
savings banks corporations companies
corporations yet that fact not prohibit invest
The fact that prohibits is that outside banks
insurance companies corporations are practically
uncontrolled.
The who three months ago purchased certificate
in Of the great corporations has Of knowing
whether this certificate represented in the treasury of
the company a value of 81 dime.
The policy of the country gives opportunity to the
smooth promoter the polite swindler the highup pick
pocket to give his by rating
it high change and then to slide from under
l say nothing against the who makes his fortune
honestly, but when the laws of my country intro
duced enable to consolidate money for the public
good turned into The for swindes that should land
the promoters in the penitentiary when that
be the almost universal history of corporations
drop of my blood boils with hate and revenge
1t is to that end efforts should be directed pic
ture to you dream. l the day when the who
500 $500 from his yearly wage invest it
I see the day when unions of laborers will have
pretext to exist when unions of employers will have
to live It will be sociastic propaganda that
will bring the change it will intelligent lawgoverned
cooperation
The day will when the intelligence and conscience
of the American people will be aroused, and then will
political party strong and great enough adopt
platform and then came~when the foundations of
the people laid will come the kingdom Of the indie
pendent
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-26
THE RACE QUESTION.

Hegho, my mates! what cyclone of fustian and flap
doodle the question. Beginning in the SOUTH
there has spread hurricane denunciaon of the ne
gro which Travelled north met rather new condi-
ton new atmosphere which has been wanting in
the Old time spirited defense of the negro
The question of responsibility in the negro ques-
ton was settled in the civil The white race in
savage spirit OF plumber the black race from Africa
and to save its and to uxurate itself in idle.
ness brought the negro here worked him without
traficked in him his children 1t was sin black
sin 1t is not to be expiated in week or by single act
Contrition will not eface the STAIN nor formal peni-
tence wash the evil spot Bible is never more
correct never intimately vitality true than when it
says that the sins of generation will be visited upon
another, to the third and fourth
This nation, north and SOUTH has responsibility ow
ing in the question which it can not shrk which try
as 1t will it can never put aside The orator Graves
would transport the another shore The south.
ern agrcuurist wouldn't listen to such proposition
for single minute. The negro wouldn't listen to it
either, and with equal right There will be no deporta.
ton
There are many angles and sides and underlined ntrca.
ces TO the question which are not 10 be solved in
day and will be solved in years 1t is to be tedious
prolonged task.
One Of the first logical steps is 70. the white race to
recognize its own responsibility the matter and reme.
Der that the whole should not be condemned
for the vainy the worhesness ana corruption of few:
and the negro race must help by casting out disowning
and cutting out Of all recognition and association that
part Of its race which through lack of manhood nteg
r or common decency making the enemy of the negro
race more mpacabe still and let it be written in sor
row. the friends of the saken in their defense
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MP.NEUVERS OE The NAVY.

The naval maneuvers thus far have at least shown
that summer resorts safe. Oyster Bay greets
Bar Harbor from affair." and offers defiance to the most
daring foe The review of the fleet in the sound had
in awkwardy close quarters couple the destroy
naturally in collision; but this ought only to
make thankful that the presidents home
not still narrower of the We have here
also powerful argument against choosing in
land president No squadron would to face the
perils a up Mississippi reviewed The
thing might be compromised by naval expedition
shore like the one that tried to reach Peking dis
charge of the supreme duty of to direct
from presidential lips the startling truth that the shots
that hit are the shots that count.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-26
TUBE RECORD HARD TO BEAT.

every tine new record is made by a race horse the
wonderful hxity Of the highest speed Of swift animals
bred and trained for racing is illustrated in way which
can hardly fail to interest any OF natural history
not to speak merely Of those who care for fast horses
especially 1t truly astonishing that by no accident or
any freak OF nature horse appears the track that can
eu' Oh more than second at time from the best record
lor nile This is true Of trotting and pacing more or
less artificial gaits at high speed and also of running
WAich Is the normal motion Of horse when urged n
swift pace II has taken six years to cut of quarter
has been lowered by Lou Dillon to two minutes fat and
that California mare is nine-iays wonder Of the
horse world For running horses the mile record stands
"here II was placed three years It has taken about
twenty years TO make a gain of two seconds
All hese facts show curious uniformity of speed
between the best horses Of many succeeding wears Not
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few come close to the limit of former champions and
some just pass the standing figures but the
possibilities of animals bred and trained with infinite
pains and developed the last fraction Of second FOR
mile race wonderfully even from one generation
of race horses the next indefinitely Occasionally
device the bicycle suy helps to cut down old figures
but in such the gain is more due to mans lnyen
tons than to progress in breeding faster horses.
Some day a marvel among horses, animal standing
out somewhat as giants have been distinguished in
history bodily proves men, may score COM
paravey large change turf records but is dubious
The prospect is for small gains at long in
tervals.