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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-21
Sir6ltdcs.

'
G%inIegnltng III ser 3tonS- 8emein0e,
- Sin einorlldSpoQer @ottes.
OienIt in Der alten Stride. - Der
Cardinal firmt in ser aatbeorale.
&otronatSfeIt in ser 0ti6oel5.
STRIDE.
St Der nit 8nImeu 9Iottpflar5ell
unO 9lumcn pro6tpoQ aeidmiidten
STRIDE Der @cmcinbe fonO &c
tern &ornittag Die Gonfirmotions-
feicr Orrd 4oitor SlllillS &ofmanrt
itott. Gle Stride mar Bis oltf ocll
lebtcn 9lut gcfiiut, ais Die Gonfir.
monOcn inter Sr9elflong oo$ 8ot.
tcsbollS bctrotelt, iuGbrcnO li6 sic
gauge @emeinoe crI)o6. Gle ainoer
iongen OoS 2ieo n&crIci6 inns 6rip-
Den 0nG0iglidl" Dclde9 Die 8cmeins
Dc nndbcr luicbcrboltc. Ifof Dem
Gin5ltg Der &in0cr muroc Die 2%itur0ic
jum Eiin0itfeit BON &idoro Bart.
mlrB fiir Solo lmo Gbor g%eiu1t0cn.
Noroui iol9tc ein @Cd)ielcgiolg:
oSomrl, 0 fontnL Gu WeiIt oc5 Sc.
6cns," oitrd Sen Gbor inter 2citung
beS Sru. 6. 96dner mo Die sc,
mciilOc. NndJocm Fnitor @oinonu
Ole TfinAit.GniprodJc 9ebnltcn bate,
lang Der Gbor nS6miidct ouS Set
nit Wioicn" ul0 Die @cntcinoc y@ntt
Batter, Iob' ST Geincr Chr" Ole
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bc9olm nit elmer
NnIprodc Oil Sic iolgcnbcn Goniir.
mon0eu; &crnoun S0Qjcs, albert
Sdrod, Gomin Softer, Gltorcru sd.
gel, SuIiuS &Ggcl, Mug, @ebrmann,
6ric0ri6 &olentin, Com. 9o6ntonn,
@corg @ittorf, Gilbert @c6r,s @croo
Slider, 9(lnto GriiQer, Morie Sam.
mcrbo6cr, Srcnc @0icrt, Gertrude
@ofmonn Moric 2oliie &oinlonll,
Sophie 9edcr umo Garcia @loicr.
Ger N%niprnd)c folgtc Dos @ebetlieo
Der Goniirmon0cn mo Damn ooS
@cliibNe, lpobei Der Gbor Ser Serr
miro Gid iegnen aus 3ion" uno po-
roitf Die @emeinOc poS 2ieo ,Nun
idrci6 ms Bud ocS 2cbcnS" lang.
Nn sic Giniegnung iMloB iid Der
S6llbd)orol Scr 8emcin0e yNun
bitten mir ben bCiligen @eilt."
Die WfitgIiebcr ocS oSroucnpcrs
ems" botteu Ole S4miidung ser
Stride it6ernonmell.
GcS Cardinals SonntuQ.
&oroinol 8ib6onS celebrate &C.
tern Gormittog sic Niciic in Der SEA.
t6eOrole, dis 0ie ainOer scr @emein-
&c ibrc 6irnt1ng erbicIten. I'm
Ia11 ll6r ertGeiIte scr &oroinol Dos
Sofrumrnt Der 8trntitng IN Der ct.
SeromeS Stride.
ct. &c orien .Gon3iI.
Sn Der ct. MfidJocIS, Stride feierten
acitcrn Die MitgIic6cr oeS st. Sea.
ricn.Gon5ilS" Der nGotbolii6en
@obItb1tigfcit8 . 2egion" i6r Yotro.
uotSfcIt burh cine gcntcinidoftlide
Communion mo Elm fcicrli6c3 Sod.
ornt, OoS Safer Heftor Sob. Slang
cclcbrirtc. Eoter Gmil 0eitier Biclt
Die 6eitpreOi9t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-21

IniieoIer ii t &c orpIono 3.
DIS StaatS : GinipnroerungS
bitreou bot Nodridt erbolten bon
Soannoern in Solpo, Dab lie nod)
Worplonb fommen moaen, Inn iid)
bier oils 6ormcr nie0er5uloilen. 0tit
Den letten Sompiern ocS Hor0Oeut-
IdIen 2lopo fantcn orei moblbo6enoe
Sonomirtbe nit ibrcn Samilien BON
europa bcrilber, Die iid) in Marp.
loltO onfouicn rpotlen. Scrr 9ermdntt
Saoenboop, Der in Ser. III, Horo.
Charles : Strabe, cine @%runocigen-
buns .agcitnr betreibt, bot einem
Der GlnipanOcrcr idon 3li elmer Sorrl
in liioliden Warplanb perbolfen,
Die, lpie p%erlautet, $4,000 foitct. Gr
miro aud ben anberen beioen Iniieo.
Tern 6nrmen neribaffen.
Gem @eri6tsperfabre
ii bermteien. = Der % Sabre
olte 8idiom Softer bon @eItminiter,
Der am %. Wdr5 iiberraidt puroe,
ols er in 2oeuit.Boint ans einem
Woggon Der Baltimore 8 io.9 abn"
mebrere Glider '@elee itobl, pittoe
geitern bnrd Gidter Cor in Der iiio-
lid)en Eoli5eiitation Dem @eridltsper-
fabrcn iibcripicicn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-21
&nbet iauit!

Serr Sbeoopr Wlllter ltrltcr 5oblrels
der 9ctbeiligln8 ouf Dem n2ou'
bon-%orf,6 ricOboi" bcigeIebt. -
6rou Inno 6. @o6ooc( utto @crr
IS. Soerbed ouf ouOcrcn 6rieOs
boicn bceroigt.
Gin Itottlihes Srnuergeiolgc gelei-
tctc geItcrn @afmittog bonn Sterile
bolie Otr. 1918, Noro.Goaington=
Auenlle, aus Die iroiide &iiae oeS am
II. 5. WitS. pcrltorbencuen Scrrn
Tbeo6or @intcr sur lebten <belt1tte
o1tf Dem a2ouoon-Gar 6rieoboi."
BoItor @iIbeIm @oB BON Der 3ionSs
Stride 81 Canton lcitcte Die eiltorudSs
poacn SrouerfeierIi6feitcn. gll3
Observation-Disclosures fungirtcn Wtitglieocr
Scr 2ogen, 81 beren ser &%eritorbenc
geb0rte, George 90. Scnberion mo
Sorrp @. @utldtcp bon Der nWPp
WtorplonO.2o1e" ser llnobbGngiqeu
&ereitigun19 Der Moihiniiten uno ".
$. Tc0eler, 9. E. Gardener, Socob
Miiacr lt,o S. Q. S6moing bonn
IS. s. 99ieBner GoncIope Scr. 485"
scr nSeptoiopben." @err @inter
muroe am 5. Mfoi 1913 IN Braun.
idmcig geboren unO fam an 5. Moi
1913 nod Imerif1. @r iuor longe
Sabre Woi6iniit bel Ser oGrolun Sort
& Seol 60" Plus elmer crlten CHE
nit Winno, geb. &olruid), Die Dor II
&o6ren Itorb, betrolrcrt i'm cine God.
ter, Sri. Nuguito @intcr. Seine
3tpeitc @ottin, 6rol Morp @intcr,
ocrlp. Gboit, geb. 3inf, itorb Dor brei
Monotcu; nit ibrcm Sobne s. Nc.
E6ali luobntc er 5nIommen.
Nuna@ &. $ o6o0eI.
ltntcr 5nblrcidcr Ghcilnobnlc bon
2ciotrngenocn mllrOcn gcltern 9tod.
mitto0 bonn S%roucr6uulc Nr. All,
9foro.GOcn.St roBc, ans Die ltcrbli-
dbcn llcberrcltc Der am t6. 8. WttS.
ueritorbcnen 6roll Atno e. @odoOel
1c6. 2oultcr, @ithpc bon SoneS Sc.
@odoocI, nod Dem Baltimore
5rieoboic" SIT @robc 0etrogcn. go,
ltor 6. ". 2od)er BON Der ct. Wtot.
tbGi-@irdc anttirtc bel Den Srnlter-
ieierlidfeiten. aIS 8obrtlld)trGgcr
erluieicn Der &critorbcncn sic lebtc
@bre bic $50. George 3opf, 9itguit
6omine, GborleS 6onlinc, Sol. Scott
ner, Sronf 3orernan ulto 2ouiS Slt'
gel. 5rol So6oOcl purbc am 3. glt-
quit 1916 IN Baltimore ols Sod)ter
bon So6u 9. mo Gliiobcth 2oltltcr
gcborcr. SIS iibcrlcbcn tic 5uci &in.
Der. Sobonn 8npionu @nuo Gliios
bet6 So6ooel, cine S6mtItcr, Morga-
rctbc Coulter, ino brci 9riiocr, Carl,
George mo Sobn 2oltIter.
Gomaro@@. Sbcrbcd.
Inter Den ein6rlldSDoIen Gercmos
nicn Der 6reintourcr lullrbc geItern
Nd6mittog oltf Dem Baltimore.
S%rieoboic" Die itcrblide Siile OcS an
10. 3. WftS. int altcr bon GO Sobrcu
beritorbcncn @crrn GOporO q. Oncr-
bed 5llr lester Nllbe gebcttet. YoItor
Is. @. Sodcr BON Der ct. Mtottb0i.
Sired leitctc Die Observation-Disclosures
unO ais @obrtl6tr6ger iungirtclt
Wtitglicocr Der aGonig 9obiO.2ogc
9tr. Sc" Scr 6reintourer unO Scr
nSinceritp.2og Nr. "a, Sbielo Of
Sonor." Ser GerItorbenc geb0rte all-
Bcrocm Dem nMaoiion Sqltore Con.
clope Nr. 3S7" Der oSeptoiopben" al.
Sbn iiberlcbcn feline @ittiue, 5roll
Worp s. Opcr6cd, geb. @eder, 5luci
9rii6er, 9lil9uit uno S6cobor, ilno
cine S6tucItcr, Sri. Innic SDcrbet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-21
Gbitpriene Nptisem.

Nus 0em Stoote Mob.
ington miro mitgctbcilt: equality"
cine inn Stbrc 1897 gc0riinocte Sp'
5ioliitcn.Soloric, ouf nclde lett Sab
rem ais eil1 erfolgrei6eS Experiment
in Gooperotiu . @cieaidoftS . BlGnen
bin9ctpieicrt muroc, muroe bonn &c
rift ibrcr Griiten5.9 erehtigung per'
lultig erflGrt. Gidter Sopce BON
SfogitGountp entidDieo, Dob OoS ST.
9ettbirm ser @cieaid)oIt p%erfolrit mcr-
Den miilic, nm Die Sditloen 81 6e5ob'
len. 3oS 8eiittbum beitebt ans 600
Nder &onO, elmer SGgentiible, elmer
0rltferci ult0 5non5ig @%obnbdiiern.
Die &olonie ipllroe BON einer nntio,
nolen Organization, Die lid Brother.
boo0 Of Cooperative Commonwealth"
nontte rmo Der piele prominente Soz
jiolliten ongeborten gegriiroet. Grit
ais lid nte1rere Der aoloniiten Der
0oftrin bon Der freien 2iebe 5ltluono,
ten, eripicS iid) ooS llllternebmen ais
eit 6eblidlog.
SIN ocrfloiicnen Sabre
iino in Den Ser. Stootcn 10000 Alt-
tonlobile iobri5irt uno oltf Den Wfarft
gebradt DorOen, Sn icdJS Snbren
bat Die Yro0uftion lid) nobe5u Der.
adt5igfn6t. Alld) in oieier ,Snbultrie
boben Ole Ser. Stoaten Jest Die 6ii6.
ritng iibernommen. Srdnfreid, ooS
bis bobin Die critic Stele beboliptct
bate, blieb I'M Iebten Sabre Inn
500OWioidinen binter ben Ser. Stoa.
ten 3uriif. Die englii6en 6a6rifen
6rad)ten 28,00O Maidinen ollf ben
Diarft, Die Oelitiden $4,000, Die ituIie.
niiden 1900 mo Die belgilhen 12,-
900. is iuuroen olio in oieien ieds
Sdnocrn na6e5u 100000 Moi6inen
fertiggeitelt, Elm ergebniB, ooS Dor
eln paor Sobren aud Der groBte Ilt.
tomobil.@ ntbuiioIt nidt SIT propbe-
6eien getuo9t bate.
9diie fIr's Nuslane teiergt G.. Nainr, Gr.
4i3, Ct'Salttnaores Ctr, nahe eotumboHft.s4ue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-21

botten iif) 0nielblt nit S6uopp8 uno
@ier bollgefiilt.
Yd)t Groppiete muroen ge-
ltcrn Nodmittog in Der pcItlihe1
Eoli5ciItotion cingcIiciert, mo 5lpor
Nodnrittog8 3 llbr flint Negcr, luel-
6e an scr &ineItroBe burd) oen Hllns
Oclergcontcn 0iQon un0 0rei Eoli3i-
item uerboftct muroel, unO @lbelt03
Inn 157 llbr orci @eibe, weI6e an
scr SoIinSItrobe benz Scrgeonteu
Gents unb 5pei Goli5iIten in bic San,
sc ficlcn. NlS Gunoeicrgcont 3iQon
sic &erboftllu0 ser Negcr porna6m,
ponte elmer ocriel6en iiber cinen
eincn 3orm entnii6eu. @libi6ucQ
mar 3iQon binter ibm Der, mo 5ludr
10 i6neQ, ouB CT nit Dem Wtittelfin.
ger Der redtet &onO gegen bcn 3olln
fll6r u10 O%enIelbcn, n1mlid Ocn Sin.
ger, idlintm pcrItoltdtc,
Die Goli5iitcn Sofo6 Setnentot,
Carroll 9. Soc mo Gbo$. &. Gems
pcrboitcten ocitcrn Wforgen ge9en 4
llbr 0cn gSirtb &alman Sornitein
BON Nr. 1918, WuQifinItrobe, mo
fiinf icincr @0ite, oie Iid in ser
@irtbiduit rcdt lort bcnommen bat.
ten. @e8en o0c SedS miroe sic
9cidul6i9ung OeS umoroentli6el1
9ctro0cnS crbo6cn uno 9cgcn Sen
@irtb sic OcS Gcrfouf8 bon Spiri.
tlteicn am Sonutog, wegcn .oeiicn
i'm Nid)ter ScpGingcr bonn norboltIi,
den 9iitrift Dem @crihtSpcrfo6rcn
ii6cripicS. @egen 0eS onocren sc.
lifts mltrocn CT uno oic @Gite frci-
9ciprodct.
Inter ser 9lni6uloigltng, onqebs
lid 0eItern Spiritltoien pcrfouft 81
6obcr, mlrroe Scr Neitollroteltr 6ronf
.. SdrGtcr bon Or. 161, @..GroB-
ItroBc, bur6 Hidter Cor in Scr iii0.
Iidcn Boli5ciItotion inter $500
@iir0idoit fir OoS @cri6tSpcriobrcn
0%citcllt. Sergeant Sdulte uno sic
GoIi5iitcn 2inf un0 GloDIonb, lpelde
gcitcrn Gormittug aeGen 9 llbr burh
cine Scitcntbiir GinloB in sic @irtb-
idloft fonocl1 crbclltetcn 5iuci @lQicr
9icr lrnO troicn 5luci @1itc olt, mel.
die onQcblid eingcIto1ocn, oos 9ier
ocfQllft M hobcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-21

*** Ser nGcutid 9(nlcrifoniihe
9ollpcrein bon Baltimore" bdlt bclltc
9t6eno in Scr n@bitc Sail" Nr. 1880,
@onfs Strobc feline 80. SobrcS-@ec-
lonmlllng ob.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-21

Vdiie fiir's SnSfanb bciprat e. 9aaine, Nr.
4f3, Ei.Hnttimsre. Str, mabe 6pitumbpnies siue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-21

Gin St1ot6en N. 6as rs
Sabre aft getuoroen lit, obne ooB BORT
ein 8ro5cB, ein 8iebitob[, cine Gle.
ideibung, cine 8erbaftling ober IT.
geno ein Sfonool porgefommen ND.
re, untcr oeiien 200 9epobnern es
lpeOer eilen Geiher, nod einen Ir'
men eiebt - oieies ad)te 8elttpunoer
%eriItirt in WiIIouri uno beiBt @fit-
pboliu. So beboltptet uenigitens Die
st. 2ouis Hepublic."
am SdIuB oeS Ietten
Hednung$iobreS berihtete Die
Union Yocific" einen lle6eridub
bon So MtiQionen Collars, uno es
muroe cine 0ipioenoe bon 5ebn Bros
sent bejoblt. 8orgeItern aber muroe
cine 3eii5it BON 63 Wiaionen 9ol-
lars gemeloet uno SIT oeiien 9edung
cine 4ttien-e miliion bon IS Miaio-
men Collars atgeoronet. SoS lit ei.
ne 8inon5luirtbihaft, aus Der Hic.
mon0 tllig iueroen fam, uno ipenn
boS anlagen ildenbe Yitblifum iid
in 8ol9e oeliet miBtrauiih seigt, 10
miro Die Sdulb nidt Dem ltr6ebcr,
DEM grdiioenten Sorrimon. iorloern
Dem Er1iibenten Hooiepelt beigemei.
len, ser bod iiderlid) nid,t Die Sinait.
sen Scr punion Eacific" pcrpaltet.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-11-15
NOVEMBER is IN HISTORY.

1OS6-The Domesday Book, a general
survey of England, completed.
1715-The Netherlands, Naples, Mi.
Ian, etc, added to the Austrian
dominions.
1761-The ship L'Auguste wrecked off
Cape Breton, ia lives being
lost.
1763-Mason and Dixon arrived from
England to survey the Pennsyl-
vania and Maryland boundary.
1SO6-Lieut Pike first sighted the
Colorado mountain which bears
his name.
184S-Count Rossi, Minister of the In
terror, assassinated at Rome.
1S6O-Major Robert Anderson of Ken
lucky ordered to take command
of the federal forces in Charles
ton harbor.
1S62-Gerhardt Hauptmann, celebrat-
ed German playwright, born.
INSTRUMENTATION at Rio Janeiro and
a republic proclaimed.
1902-Attempt made on the life Of
King Leopold of Belgium.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-11-15
TRUTH IN IRONY.

Maybe there is more truth than hui
NOR in the Tyler Courier and Times
remark that the split log drag is
too cheap to be popular in the rural
districts"
Sometimes it is hardest to get the
simplest improvements introduced.
The Telegram is inclined to believe
that If split log drags were trimmed in
brass, supplied with roller bearing
swivels, and listed by mail order cat
alogues at $3.50 apiece, many more
might be sold in Texas in year than
are now disposed of at the present
low price of $2.1O
There are many men, though Texas
has fewer than other states, who will
buy all the patent attachments for
harness which statesmen win offer
them. and then neglect to grease the
wheels of their wagon. Such people
are always wondering why the loads
do not pull easier.
Yet two days split log drag work
on a mile of country roads will make
loads move easier than all the harness
devices ever invented.
And while on the subject, let's be
fair to the farmer and admit he is not
the only one attracted by a fancy
price. There are merchants who will
spend hundreds of dollars in expen-
sive souvenirs" which patrons take
only TO store in the attic or throw
away, when the same expenditure
would have bought many columns of
plain newspaper advertising space
with returns from 200 to 500 per cent
greater than the souvenirs could
bring
And there are other men who will
subscribe for three or four magazines
at 81 a year to keep informed, instead
of reading thoroughly one daily paper
every day which win keep any man
better informed than all the reviews
printed in the country.
And still other men Will pay Sl5O
TO hear a touted lyceum lecturer spout
plattudes from a platform for two
hours and growl at having to drop a
dime in the collection box after their
pastor had expounded the truths OF
salvation for an hour and a half.
No, the farmer isn't the only one.
But lest we forget. Texas needs good
roads, and it is up to the farmer to do
his part.-Fort Worth Telegram.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-11-15
REHEARINe REFUSED
In Suits Involving constitutionality Of
Kennedy Gross Receipts Tax Law.

Austin. Texas. Nov 1.-THE su.
preme court yesterday overruled a
motion for a rehearing in the case OF
the Texas Company against J. W.
Stephens ct al and the Southwestern
OIL company VS.. the State of Texas.
These are the oil suits involving the
constitutionality OF the Kennedy gross
receipts tax law. and the state having
won out in the lower court. BY the
action of the supreme court, this
closes the cases and the constitution
ality of the acts established.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-11-15

Do you know It is as easy to catch
sunshine as it is to gather gloom
Try II and see. Start out in the morn
ing with the determination to greet
every one you know with a pleasant
smile-to see the best there is in peo-
pie you know and to believe good only
Of people you don't know. Not only
will your own world be illumined. but
the radiance of your light be the in
SEPARATION and guiding star of others.
At the entrance Of the harbor of the
chief port of the New World stands,
alone in her bronze majesty. the
statue OF Liberty Torch lighted the
great bronze hand sends a CLEAN far
out into the sea and Is the beacon
eagerly looked for by the oppressed
as they pour into liberty's shores As
that CLEAN of light and what IL stands
for gives hope OF a new life 10 so
many. so will the smile and kindly
look of the tiniest child give consola-
ton and joy. Catch the sunshine as
you go, but do not imprison its rays
Send out your CLEAN to all the world
A soul in despair may need just your
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-11-15

ldnd1iness Of purpose. Some one may
have felt the ice of indifference that
chills the world-just smile and let
one smile with you. There is nothing
else you can put out in life that will
bring you back the same returns. You
are paid back a thousand fold and
that alone radiates back ten thousand
times ten thousand. Is this not pay
enough? A great poet has written,
DO not think of your faults; still
less of the faults of Others" See the
innate goodness in the worst man and
the worst woman. It's there. Find It.
-Gregg County News.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-11-15

Frank Putnam, the writer who has
won the eternal displeasure Of Sen.
ator Bailey and his friends, has now
turned his attention to the develop
ment of Texas, and is writing some Of
the most impressive articles ever
printed in Texas newspapers. Just at
present he is trying to lead Houston
into a broader channel of public op.
GRAFTON, suggesting the issuance of
millions in bonds, and doing for the
city in short order what It ordinarily
axes a lifetime to accomplish. His
arguments are clear and Houston will
DO well to listen to him.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-11-15
To the People of PaIestine.

l take this method of informing you
that I have no longer any connection
with the ice business, but will in fu.
lure devote my entire time to my
transfer business. and will be pleased
to have your business in this line. |
hope my dealings with you in the
past have been such as to warrant a
continuation OF your esteem and IA
vors, and ! will try and give all bust.
ness entrusted to me the most careful
attention. Yours truly.
1871 w. X. WYATT.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-11-15
PALESTINE, TEXAS, NOVEMBER IS. 1907.

A very heavy frost was in evidence
this morning, and the vegetation sub.
ject to cold has fallen by the way
side. This cold snap, with freeze
and a frost, has put all calculations Of
a top crop of cotton to the bad.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-11-15

Texas may be little short CT cash,
but she still has her cotton crop, her
ribbon cane syrup, her chickens and
turkeys, hogs and hominy, eggs and
butter. and her pumpkins and pies.
We are not busted by a long shot.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-11-15

This weather was made to give peo-
pie a chance to build better sidewalks.
If your sidewalk showed signs of dis
tress during the recent bad weather
get busy with it now. and walk dry
shod in front of your own gate. May
be your neighbor will decide it is a
good thing, and will follow your ex
ample.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-11-15

The New Temple Theatre opens
this evening. and the occasion prom
Uses TO be a memorable one in the
social history of the city. Manager
Swift is entitled to both the Red
Feather and the blue ribbon.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-11-15
A New Transfer Mannn-

Having put on a new transfer wag.
on l would be pleased to do your
hauling. Phone 355. Same will be
promptly answered.
I1-5-lm o. +. CLEVELAND.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-11-15
A Good Idea.

This little, short-hved money scare,
originating in Wall street greed. and
New York politics. makes me tired.
It's chief intent is a blow at my friend
Roosevelt. BY the way, if anybody is
afraid to put money in the banks,
bring it to Patrick's Drug Store and
invest it in MISERY MOVER or
CHILD'S FRIEND.
Misery Mover is good as gold, and
The Child's Friend is better than Cas-
tOria.
F. A. PATRICK.
404 1-2 Main street. 6-6td 1W
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OLD HICKORY CHIPS.

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Mr.. John Temple Graves, the South
ern editor now in charge of Hearst's
papers. hints that he may make New
York City dry" in time. Impossiblel
How could dryness and Colonel dwell
in the same town?
Attitude of Fairbanks" is a cur
rent caption. It means relation to the
nomination, and not to the insidious
cocktail, and so is of minor interest
Senior Alcorta, one of the leaders of
the revolution Of 1906" has issued
pronunciamento in which he declares
that the only way to establish stable
government is for all Cubans to unite
first. Then they must stay united
md stop playing soldier.
The Philippines are starting in on
their promised home rule. Cuba is
wondering what they will do with It
Successful dishonesty" is another
telling presidential phrase. 1t is the
unsuccessful thief who has heretofore
been getting it in the neck.
Now that the boat-rocking season
is about over. we are beginning to
get returns from the man who looked
down the gun-barrel to see If 1t was
loaded
Hetty Green says there is no pleas
ure like making money. but some peo-
pie would dispute with her If they
could have the pleasure Of spending
what she has made.
The Charleston News and Courier
suggests that even Hades may be in
corporated under the laws Of New
Jersey. Impossible. Water is al
lowed in New Jersey corporations.
A cable dispatch announces that
Mr.. Taft rode over the Philippine
mountains on mule Mr.. Taft viii
forget the experience long before the
mule will.
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That Indian uprising in the West IS
as nothing compared to the one they
are having in the East in the football
world.
There is need OF more currency"
declares the New York Times. In
disputably!
A Gotham judge decides that "a
wife has no right to throw dishes at
her husband" 1t seems pity to
have to use the bric-a-brac in an ordi-
nary family row.
The man who has been trying to
live for a time on green onions alone.
is reported to be down and out"
Presumably he found his breath get
ting too strong for him.
One OF the easiest of fool killers
tasks consists of gathering in the
man who falls asleep on a railway
track.
So far. people suffering from weak
hearts have not had their careers cut
short by finding Bourke Cochran on
the same political side two years in
succession.
An Indianapolis story has it that
Mr.. Fairbanks got his hold on the
people by the fight he made on free
silver However, he seems to have
lost it by his distribution of free
cocktails.
The Rural Retreat (Va.) Times an
nouuces that there are now four an.
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II your wagon needs a new bed or
bottom, just bring it to my shop on
Oak street, at the rear of VI. VI. Pat
riclt's. and have It fixed mp now. b.
B. Rogers. proprietor. Phone $50 or
$50. 1II.1m
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Eor Sale

y S275 rubber tire surrey and good
family horse. for $125. Outfit good as
new VIII sell separately. Phone
55l. corner Royal and Colorado. st
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