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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-04-28
GAS D11rd rdI Td,neioett pn,t Ru-
k,Eltt In RrieuH1sitcu.

oSntereHante Musfu9rungen bringt
Die beuti6e gleftrote9nifae 3ettz
i9rift gu Der isbt ipieber reht atut
perbenben 5ruge bes &abeIf9uses.
@s 5ei9t iia tbatiGblt6, baB Die Gerz
bdltniiie ioppbl lpas ben Ge9tsiAuB.
lpie uu4 bic 8efoleung Der anettannz
ten &e9te angebt, re9t untlare iinb.
Der Praftiter tpirb ba6er INNER piez
Der Den guten Ratb gsben, bus aabel
mDgli6lt 10 au Derlesen, bab Die
ariegfiihrenben es ni9t beiddoigen
tDnnen. Sbatid9lid, pirb ia ein in
GROCER 5iefe Iiegenbes &abel opr ben
meiiten Nn9riffen geI9iibt fein. Oas
gep0bnti4e 8riegSfdiff fiibrt leinesz
faQs bic W}ittel an 8orD, uln Elm in
mebreren 100 Weter Siefe liegenDes
&ubel auf3ufiI6en unb gu 5erF9neiz
ben. Gefdbrbet finb tbatld9li9 nut
INNER Die 9anbungsfellen, an benen
bas Sabel nur bur9 ipenige Meter
Wdfer geI6iibt 1T. @s empfieflt fiA
alio, Die 2anDungsItele zines Sabels
enttueber b0llig gebeila 81 bdlten ober
aber bas Gabel in befe1tigten BInften,
tpie gum geiiptel in port MrtGur, gu
lanben, tpo man 2eute, bic in Der
&iiftenregion nod inn iuG]en epen=
tuel bur6 3nDlf30llige @ranaten ouf
bas llnpdHenbe TIRES 8enebmens autz
mertfd1n MAIDEN tann. 0on Iol6en
2anbungspunften aus follte baS Gabel
mOgli9It nit llmtregen bas tiefe Wleer
errei6en, ipobei cine metertiefe Gin
Ipiilung bes Rabels in ben Seegrunb
un 10 ertpiini9ter ift, neil es aisoann
burh 91lsppanfer nidt eefunben
tperDen fam. SIT elm aabel burd
folde WaBreseln ni9t sel9iist. 10
nerben fetne 8eiiBer nur au bdufig
56aben baben. Murbe bod ndbrenb
bes fpanifd=amerifanii9en arieses
ausbriidIt9 anerfannt. baB ieber
ariegsfiibrenbe bere6tist fein foG, iez
bes elmer neutrulsn Nation geb0renbe
aabel innerbalb bes @ebietes Der bei@
ben triesFiibrenben M11te in 8eiib ou
nebmen, ober 5u bur9f9neiben. eym
segenpdrtigen GalIe liest Die 5ade
nun iniofern anDers, als aiiber ben
Der iapanif9en Megierung gebDrenben
3abeln in ben @etpdiiern Des Griegsz
Ibauplabes eine Qln3abl BON aabeln
liegeil, ipel1e, DbfDobl iie toidtige
Glieber Der tslegrapbiiden Werbin@
bunsea stDiiden sSapan unb europa
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-04-28

barteIlen, tpeber in rufiifben, mod in
iapanii6en 8eipGhern liegen. Die
Our9i6neibung zines iol9en Sdbels
tpiirbe al1p eine 8erleBung Der inter-
nationalen 4bmahungen iiber ben
59uB Der Seetabel bebeuten. Snbehen
bat man iib i'm 8rtege ni9t immer
an fpIde Nbma9ungen gebalten. Be-
,eits Bel ben &dmpfen 5ipif9en 8ern
uno Gbile iino mebrfad neutrale &az
bel arf neutralem @ebiete aerfhnitter,
tporben, unb bas slst9e trat DGbrenb
bes omerifaniidzfpaniI6en 8rieses
Elm. Sm leBteren Sale paren es engz
Gtf9e 9eIe1f9aften, bic unter benz
Our6i6neiben tpi6tiger &abellinien
gu Ietben bdtten unb beren Gipilpros
3eife in bieier glngeIesenbeit gum She'll
nod 6eute unerlebigt iinb. 8elipielsz
tpeiie tIagt beute nod bic gaftern Sc
legrapb 60. tpegen 0urhI9neibung
ibres &ahels bpr Manild.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-04-28
Dfs nrnBte ableereHttefe.

SIN Mittelldnbifnen Meer siebt es,
pie NIT 5iemli6er Si9erheit bebaups
tet tuerben tann, feine srDbere Siefe
ols 1900 Sub. sSm Mtlantiitben
S3edn finft Der 8pben nur ielten uns
ter $4,000 SUB. Die srDBten befdnnz
ten Meerestiefen befinben iih Inn fill
len S5ean. Sm gataen tperben jebt
43 beDeutenbe 8erIenfunaen i'm Meez
resboben 9eadblt, bic als beTonbere
Siefen auf ben aarten bersei1net tners
ben. 9apon fommen "a auf ben
Stilen, Is auf ben Mtlantii6en, brei
auf ben inbif6en Saean unb cine auf
bas filbfiche Gislteer, Oie 2otungen
baben gelebrt, bab a6t bieIer Siefen
unter $4,000 berdbgeben. Sie tiefIte
jeBt befannte STEELE bes MeeresGobens
lit Die NloriAtiefe, Diili9 BON ben Gers
fmabe=S =Snieln i'm fiibli9en 9aetfiio)en
S5ea1, ,aDrbD5tli9 ppn Weuz zGesianb,
nit ettDo $4,000 SUB. sic Negt al5o
niht lnerbeblih mebr uf,ter, als Der
als Der b6hfte Berg Der Grbe (27,OO0
SUP iiber benz Mesresfpiesel. ,,nb
Snifhen biefen beiben pnnften betrGet
Der 6obcnunterfAieb bemnah $4,000
SUB.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-04-28

Sir unIere fdnellebise 3eit tailst
elm 10 langitielia sefiibrter Rrieg, tpie
bieier fernsDitli9e, abfolut nidt meAr.
Die Raiierftiibler Nadridten mel
ben aus aarlsrilhe:: Der @roBbersog
empfing geftern Mittag ben @taats~
miifer Or. b. Brcaer." Mugenfhein@
li6 elm bodseftelIter Musiasitallz
meiiter.
goer Did mad Deinen RIeibern be-
urthsilt, ben, aeige Oein Snneres niht.
y X
Der Mostoipitifhe gulturtrdger
tritilirte bic @trabburger Biirger3eiz
tuna, neil iie bas Spriihiport citirte: (:
.Rrabe ben NuiIen unb Der 8arbier
fpmmt gum 8orIhein.1 Mls Elm 0Dlt
BON Barbieren ftene man iid BITE MuI=
len geneinbin itidt por. bu3u srfdeint
0aar unb Bart bei linen bod gu
ftruppig.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-04-28
Riids- UruuRpnrt nntertkuttt-
TdJer A1tatnntt0Erer iiher
prntTdtlunn.

AaS JguHtpuLB lptlp EeiHANpeN.
Die 5teieerunq Der Riidndnberurg
aus 9lorb=Nmerifa. bic infoige Der
berfdIedtsrten ipirtAiduftii9en Sage
in ben gereinistsn gtaaten geeenpdra
tig grDBers Dimeniionen angenomnen
fat, bat nunncbr benz prsAbiiben Mi
ri ter bes sSnne-n 8eranlaHung seges
ben, einen GrIab an bic betbeilisten
G6iffabrts @eFeGi6aften 81 riAten.
in benz es beibt, baB Der Dur6transs
port berjenigen Giidnanberer, Die eine
teutT9e Stdatsuneeb0rigfeit !usosr Bee
Fibtn mod beIeFen baben, on Die 9ee
binsling gstnufft ipirb, Da5 llh Die
sdiffabrts : 8eIelliaaft, bic bic aiid<
bsfDrberuns iibernommen bat, Der@
.pfli9tet, biefe pafdsiere to!tenfrst in
Der Hi9tuns ibrer friibersn 9eimatb
bis iibsr bic uebertrittsgrsuae 5uriidz
5ubefDrbern. Sic bat fsrner bafur
A1f5utpmmen bGB bur9 i9re Suriidz
bef0rberung, llnterbringung, 9erpf!s=
.gung pber gserbisung peber centOent=
T6en aeide, mod preuBen, elmer preuz
bi16en 9enteinbe ober einem preuB;z
T6en Mrmenoerbanb So item entite6en,
Iofern bies aber benno9 geI9eben icQz
te, bic entitanDenen Soften Su erltdtz
ten. 3ur 9ur9fiibrung oieIer 8eitim>
munoen Ieien Die Hiidipanberer, Iptpeit
Iie in gr0Berer 4nSabl 5uriidfommen
unb buHetbe HeiIe5iel haben, in ssz
I6Iofsnen Srupps Gei es nit Sonoer@
siigen pber nit beiDnberen, etnen be-
itinl1nten 3ltge anSubdngenoen Sfudz
ndnbererposen) bur9 Preuben btn@
burnau6ef1rbern. 5ollte Elm folAer
oeI9lpFener Riidtranspprt ni9t t9unz
li9 iein, 10 iinb bic betreTfenben &Gd@
ipanbsrer nit 2egitimutionspapiersn
gu periebsn, aug benen obige 9erpfltaz
tung Der 9eiellldaft un5ne!felbaft
9srporsebt.
@lei93eitig 1T an ben Oberprdiibenz
ten unb bic bet6eilistsn &egierunasz
prdfibenten bonn Miniiter bic 8srfiiz
gune ersansen: Zen bic belgiT9zpreuz
Bif6e ober nieberldnbii9 : preuBiide
9ren3e iiberI9reitenben Riidndnberern
aus Norb zQmerita, tpel9e cine DeutI6e
5taatsanaebDrigfeit ni9t beiiBen Obcr
beIeiTen ba6en, 1T bic Our9reife onrd
preuben nur gu gsitatten, tpenn iie,
um auf bireftsm Wese in ibre alte 9eiz
matb gu gslangen, sen0tbist iinb, btez
| len Meg gu fpdblen. Der llebertritt auf
preuBiIdes 9ebist lit iebo9 an Die 8es
bingung su fniipfen, bub fir bic fos
itenfreie Giidbef0rberuns fol4er gtiid=
lpanberer in Der &idtung ibrer alten
6eimatb> Bis iiber bic 11ebertrittsgren:
ss, Iopie in geeisneter MeiIe bafiir &c.
| Iprgt 1T, baB bur9 tire 3uriidbefDrbe-
runa lnterbrirlgung, ,9erpflegung obel
8eerbigung tpeber bem 9eutl6er
Reihe nod Dem preuBiiden Stuate
elmer prsuBiIden gemeirlbs ober eineH
preuBifdsn Nrrenbsrbunbe Softer
entItehen, Iofern bies dber benno9 ge.
/ ide6en Iollte, Die entitanbenen Softer
erifattet iperben. Die IN bteTer Sin.
Itht ausgeitellten gerpfli9tungsertld
ruueen Der in 9euti9lanb als Q(us.
nanberungsuntsrne6mer cpnceIiionir.
ten S9iffabrts@ @@eIellfhdften iinb ali
polIsiiltise @arantie an3ufeben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-04-28
8funlI rr,t&tp#-8tnttstik.

eSn einem pom genIuszSureau aus>
osge6snen 8ulletin ipirb Die 8epDlfe=
rung Der Ser. Gtaaten i'm Sabre 1903.
einI6IiebIt9 Der Ger SnIularbeIiBun=
gen, auf 79,90O,389 angegeben, etne
3una4me bDn 3,905,814 fett bem Gem
Ius Don 1900. Die ginpobner3a6l BON
438 Stdbten, Die i'm Sabre 1900 cine
ge10lferuns bon 10000 ober mebr
batten, tit babel IAdBunaspeiie onges
geben. g1d9 bieIen 59dBungen bat
|8roB g}ep 9ort iebt 3,716,139 @iuz
pobner; Chicago 1873,88O; pbila=
belpbia l 1,367,716; Ct. Qpuis unD goz
itpn nabe3u je 100000; Baltimore
531 ,313; Gleoeianb bat Cincinnati
iibsr6olt unb fat 414, $50 @inipohner,
Cincinnati 332,934. Die Ginpobnerz
3a6I pon Buffalo Fat au9 bsbertenb
5ugenommen unb lit 381, ,403; San
5ranctscD bat 355,919, pitts5urg
345, ,043; 9strpit, Millpaufee unb Rep
Orleans baben bic 3abl 100000 iibsrz
| Ihritten, Daibinston 1T bon bisier
3abl ni6t ipeit entfernt.
Nn 3abl Der Srte, Die ii6er 10000
@innobner baben, lit MaTa9uIetts
ppraus; eS bat beren AZ nit i'm 8anSen
|2,197,706 gintpobnern, iebp9 1T bic
8eIammteinpobnersabl Der fGbtiIden
gep0lferung BON MaHa9uIetts ni6t
10 grpB '!pie bic bon Nem gprf, 9ennz
| Iploania unb SGlinois. 8pn ben staa=
ten bot y1etp gorf bic srDBte 9epOltez
rung, nGmli9 n1ebr als fieben unb cine
6olbe MilIipn, psnnIplbdnia bat 81
Milionen, Suinpis iiber fiinf Millip-
men ginpobner; Seras iber bret Mil=
llionen; es bat MiFouri iibsrbolt. 3netz
unb3ipan3ig Staaten baben sur 3eit
tpeniger als etne Million @tnnobner,
oier3ebn mebr als 5ipet Wiaionen Gin
lpohner.
Sie 3a6l Der incorpprirten Grte.
lpelde i'm Sabre 1900 cine 8eb0lferun9
Don 10000 Sselen pber mebr batten
Stdbte, 9orousbs unb 8iauges fonit
bic Orte in Nsuenglanb, bic feline Wus
nicipalsgprporationen innerbalb lire,
gren5en BADEN, einsef6loHen, mar ABS
nit elmer 8eIammteinippbner5ahl ror
]24, 4,047, ,367, ipdbrenb ibre idGBunss.
tpeiIe 8epDlferung i'm Sabre 1903 25,;
806,987 1T, eine 3unabme pon l, 1,759,:
$40 ober iiber iieben proeent i'm 2auf'
BON brei Sabren. sSn benfel6en Std0.
ten aeigts bic 8ep0lferung bon 1896
Big 1900 cine 3undbme pon mebr dls
80 procent. S6siltpeiIe rii6rt bic gu:
nubme innerbalb Der be5eidneten bre
Sabre aus Der Mb5orbirung bon 8or.
ItGoten ber. 9ie 8eoDlferuils bol
/ 5tGbten BON 10000 ginipobnern ooe,
meAr i'm Sabre 1903 mar folsenber:
ma Ben iibsr Die perIdiebenen 2anbes
tbeile psrtheilt: NorbatlantiIde Stad
ten, 1873 5tdbte, 12,S18,99O Ginipob
ner; nDrblih tentraler 9beil, LAS
| 5iGbte, 8,272, ,1O5, fiibatlantiide
5beil, 38 5tdbte, 1,841. .215; TIblid
centroler 5beil, 81 s5tdDte, 1.580,855
Itpeflide gtaaten, 26 5tabte, 1.343.
1900.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-04-28

6eute erfidrt ii9 CHINA neutral,
Morgsn liebduselt's nit sSapan Elm.
mai,
ltebermorgen nit MdBiaung fDisber
0erbietet man anti@ruffiT9e 2ieber.
Ser hineiifhe Drahe bat am gnO'
gu einem - GhamGleon Salsnt!
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-04-28

fen trofen bemaufoIse bier mittellos
elm. Oa Die Odmpferlinte gum Riid@
transport ni9t 3ugeldi1ener Gtnpanz
terer perpfItdtet 1T, fam bergontraft
fir lie eine toftipielige Spetnlatton
Derben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-04-28
Wen Die @infamfeit langipeilt, ben
Derbient bic @eIenfhaft.

~
Wlan 1T erbaben iiber bas 1lrtbeil
Der Wenge. ipenn es - ltngiinitig
lautet.
Dem flugen Menfhen siebt bos
leben 2ebren, benz bummen Dentz
Settel.
Der 9rObler banbelt nit aIten, Der
Gerfiibrer nit rleuen Rleibern.
DentfdIanbs Musfnbr natb ben
@er. Staaten bat I'm fiinf Millionen
Dollars abgenDmmen. Sid, ba laIs
fen mir Sipei Ober brsi Grbinnen fDes
niger egrDriiren unO Die Sadie lit
ousgeglifsn.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-04-28

GerabebaIter fir bomgBinbe
f9ief gebriidte ObHbGnn,e. Ser Sc
rabebalter beftebt aus einem ftarten
3infbrabte, tpelder an Der 9iegunes<
itele Elm Qeber- Dber Gtpffbolffer erz
bdIt, tpelhes an ben Baum qeleqt
ipirb. Cie beiben gnben tperber suz
fammengebrebt unb unteil nit eirem
3iegelitein berfeben. Damn iDirb 2 Bis
3 garbs bonn 8aunle Elm 2och ausaes
tpprfen, Der Baum nit Der Sanb ober
rnittels elnes 0ebels in feline ebemalige
Gage psrfebt, ber Giein in bic Grube
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-04-28

. as bette I'm b qip ohI AND
.ein3iee MitteI, bas Qh1prin@
gen Der Glafur bon emdi[Iirtem Ro4=
gef6irr au berbiiten, lit bpriibtiae 8ez
Ganblnng' ber gegetftdnbe. 2dBt man
Maffer, 8riibe u. +. tp. in henlelben
Bis auf eine &leinigfeit am 8oben eins
fo9en, 10 muB Die @Iafur an ben
troden Iieeenben Mdnben reiben.
Ro9 fbdbli9er fpirft bas pIDBltde
8o[lsieBen beiBer Gmailegei6irre nit
fdltem Maffer. Mun mub bielmebr
tDarmes Mafer nadgieBen pber has
@efdb erit etpas abfiiblen lafien. DAP
bds sSallcnlaifen pber 5erunteripsrfen
duh Spriinse berurfaden fam, 1T
natiirli9. mo aber erft 5priinge iinb,
fGlt aud bolb Elm Stiid @lafur ber@
aus, unb 70 sebt es ipeiter.
Water Valley progress. (Water Valley, Miss.) 1882-1918, 1904-02-20
The Whole of it.

Two Hen were disputing over
churches. One was Methodist
and thr other was d Baptist. FL
Dally ono Of them called to a
neighbor who was passing by and
asked bis opinion 40 to which
was the only church to be saved.
."Well, neighbors," he said, ''son
and / have been hauling wheat to
nigh on forty years, Now, there's
twD roads lead to the mill. Ones
the valley road and the other
takes over the hill Sometimes
/ 90 one, sometimes t'o:her. And
neverset, friends, has the miller
asked ma which road I took, but
he always asks: IL yeur wheat
good?n-Ex,
Water Valley progress. (Water Valley, Miss.) 1882-1918, 1904-02-20
A Heritage TO Honor

A cause which gave to the world
q Lee, a jackson and Gordon is
pot loss. So leng - courage, pu-
rity, devotion to principle, genius
to com nand saccess and manhood
to meet defeat, Anconquered, shall
servesto quicken the pulses and
mark the vay to higher living, the
name ef these nsn Kill be kept in
reverent nenory. 70 the soldiers
OF the Confederacy, and the wo-
nen sf the sestA, the dsath of
Geat tGordon brings sorrow not
lightly 10 be uttered nor soon for.
got. r. their children the lesson
OF his lifs II ; Heritage TO honor.
The state that tsre hin, the country
that hcaere1 Min, 10 the poorer for
his gsing -I,osisviIle( Ky Times.
Water Valley progress. (Water Valley, Miss.) 1882-1918, 1904-02-20

The burning at the stake of
Luther Holbert and his vile in
Mississippi and the shooting
down Of three negroes: innocent
OF Holbert's crime. was one of
the most Atrocious outrages ever
committed In any part of christi
eHdom or leatheAnom. No more
hideous intamy ever cursed that
land when the Caucasian, with
bis prating of his superiority and
civilization. It is disgusting,
sickeniDg and horrifying to every
man worthy Of wearing q white
skin.
Water Valley progress. (Water Valley, Miss.) 1882-1918, 1904-02-20

preserved for the ifaiterate whites
by placing them on preliminary
or advance roll; while in Alabama
military service accomplish the
same result.
Maryland propose es to adopt
for it's suffrage system a combi-
nation plan, including the chief
provisions of the Mississippi,
Louisiana and South Carolina
systems. After disfranchising
the illiterates it makes exception
in the three followiog cases;
l. Those who can r. ad a sec,
ton Of the Constitution Of the
State, which the registrar shall
read to them, and give q reason
able explanation OF it.
2. Those who were, prior to
Jan. 1. 1866, competent to regis
ter under the laws of this state
or any other state.
3. Lineal descendants of those
o4lifed TO register and vote un.
der the rrPcs dog section.
The first is borrowed from the
Constitution of Mississippi, the
second is based on the system in
force in South Carolina and the
third is the Louisiana grandfath-
er clause. Uuder these provis-
ions, while majority of the me-
groes will be shut out from the
suffrage, there will be very few
whites, native or naturalized, who
will lose their votes.-New Or.
leans Times. Democrat.
Water Valley progress. (Water Valley, Miss.) 1882-1918, 1904-02-20

Edith g a newspaper and pro-
pounding the sacred truth OF the
gospel are somewhat similar to
each other. The preacher tells
truth out of love and fear for the
Lord, while the editor tells it out
of fear of the ourts and love for
them on whom it is told. Tie
preacher gets his pay in small
dribs, and some times don't get it
at all--so does the editor. The
preacher wears the samss suit of
clothes for four or five years, so
does the editor. The preacher per
forms the marriages and funeral
ceremonies without pay and tA'
editor publishes them ior the sans
price, The preacher is abused BY
some because o something he
said, and the editor for something
be didn't say, The preacher dies.
and goes to heaven and so does
the editor-One for the reason
that he did do and the other for
the reason that he did not do
Hearno Democrat,
Water Valley progress. (Water Valley, Miss.) 1882-1918, 1904-02-20

During the brief srace of
Roosevelt's presidency the na:ipn
has passed from quiet TO unrest,
from conservatism to ra'iica ism,
ftcm pitriotism to sci ishness.
We have poor politician where
We expect S atesman and An un-
safe man where We expect wise
one. III the Democrats, who are
now united, nominate man who
eau ge. and held tie elements
which have forsaken the Repub-
licsns there is NJ reason why
they could not defeat him or any
other man his party will NJ me.
The Republicans are aware of
this, and this is one cause Of tie
growing opposition 10 bis candi-
dacy. They know that be is The
easiest man for the Democracy TO
defeat, and the graiters and pol
iticians love their jobs too we'll to
stand by oser.-Commercial
Appeal.
Water Valley progress. (Water Valley, Miss.) 1882-1918, 1904-02-20
Disfra nchising the Ne
gro in Maryland.

The voters of Maryland at the
late election in that State declared
in favor of the Acknowledgement
Of the negro, and elected a DEM
ocratic Legislature to carry out
its will. There are half dozen
ways il which this can be done,
the most important being what
may be called the Mississippi,
the Louisiana, the. South Caro-,
lima and Alabama plans. In all
cases the same means are adopted
of getting rid of the negro voter
an educational qualification shut
ting out illiterates; the problem
then is how to restore the litter
ate whites disfranchlsed by this
provision to the suffrage. In
Mississippi it is done through an
understanding clause by which
any voter who can explain a par
agrsph from the State Constitu-
ton read to him by the registrar
Is regarded as being fit to enjoy
the electoral franchise.
The Louisiana plan rests on the
grandfather clause" provision
borrowed from former Consti.
tuition of MASSACHUSETTS. 1t is
based on the sbeory that mem
lbers of q roce which has enjoyed
the franchise for many genera
:sions are for that. very reason
good voters.
In South Carolina suffrage was
Water Valley progress. (Water Valley, Miss.) 1882-1918, 1904-02-20
$50 One Way,
$1,000 Round Trip,
Indian Territory and
Oklahoma.
To $500 One Way
$500 Round Trip o
Texas.
March 1st and 18th.
March 1st aud 18th.

The IRON MOU NTAIN Route
will sell one Way colonist tickets
from MEMPHIS to points IN
Texas. Texarkana to Ft. Worth,
and AL points in Inndian Ter
ritpiy and Oklahoma: at the low
rate Of Sc so. and round trip
tickets at rate of $40 90.
And to points in Texas, south
OF Texarkana and F5. Worth, AMI
east Of aud including Amarillo.
Brentwood, San Angelo, san Ans
tonic and @ Gilveston. and to points
in Louisiana west and including
Alexandria aud Monroe, at rate
of S. 90 one way and $500 round
"trip
The round trip tickets are lim-
tied 20 2l days from date of sale
and will allow stop-over at pleas
ure on the going trip within 15
days.
For further Information call on
or write H. d. Wilson, A S. P. A.
J. p. Pannill. T. P. A.
314 Main ST. Memphis, Tenn.
Water Valley progress. (Water Valley, Miss.) 1882-1918, 1904-02-20
Woman's Home Mission
Work.

The women of Wills Pains,
Texas, have set an example wor-
thy of imitation to oil Home Miss
Ion workers.
They grew tired of vaiply try
ing 10 account for the palpable
indifference of the women of the
Church on all matters Of public
interest.
They divided mselves into
companies, with captain to each
and made a crusade OF the crowd
consequering as they went.
In QUE week they had enlisted
one handred new members.
The section secaring this small
est smallest numbef of new mem
bers of gave a reception to the
entire membership. Thus bring
ing all together in pleasant
meeting.
IMPORTATION.
Complaint is made Of indeffer.
ence among Church members
when it is really not so.
1t is q state of mind arsising
from pr occcupstion in family and
financial matters and a lack of in
formation on these subjects.
It is the desire to such inform
alton which causes the pnblica-
ton on the FL. ID. work. In par
ticular, it is: desirable to have
them publis he'd in the secular
papers, while the church paper
may be neglected or even fail to
enter the house the secular paper
1nds its way in.
Itspahders to the abnormal ap-
patite which 1t has created by
dealing with the sensational and
few housewives or women of bust
ness affairs are too busy to scan
the columns Of the daily or weekly
paper.
The editors, being gentlemen,
of cAiyalric spirit, always accord
= conspicuous place to their lady
contributors. Very often these
catch the eye. Our trust is that
they may fall into good ground
and produce good results by
causing thonght, thought which
will not be satjrfed without fur
ther knowledge.
Water Valley progress. (Water Valley, Miss.) 1882-1918, 1904-02-20
"Just Folks"

"My boy" said certain we'll
to. do business man of the State of
Texas 10 his son, who was starting
out for career in an Eastern city,
my boy let me tell you something
which may be of help to You. You
get up there, and you may see .
heap OF people who have got more
money than you have; a heap Of
people who have got more brains
than you have. and more success.
Some of them may even be better
looking than you are. Don't you
worry about that, and don't you be
scared of anybody. Whenever
you meet another man who allows
he's your superior, you just look
at him and say to yourself. After
all, you're just folksv You want
to remember for yourself, too,
that yon're just folks, Ny boy, ar
ter you have lived as long as !
have and have knocked around the
the world, you will come to see
that that's all any one of is
folks."-Field and Stream.
Water Valley progress. (Water Valley, Miss.) 1882-1918, 1904-02-20

1t 10 a foregone conclusion that
the Panama treaty will be rai-
fed. Everybody in Washington
realizes that fact, including the
gentlemen who are opposing the
measure.
Water Valley progress. (Water Valley, Miss.) 1882-1918, 1904-02-20

1t is said the Japs have en-
ployed many expert American
gunners, If this be known by
the Russians they will evidently
be disturbed by visions of Manila
and Santiago Birmingham News
Water Valley progress. (Water Valley, Miss.) 1882-1918, 1904-02-20

Oue-man. rule su is a greater
number than you can imagine.
Not all of the parry. however,
are willing to let Bryan do their
thinking Let Bryan boil, just
let him.