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The daily sentinel., 1907-05-11
APPEAL FROM
THOSE THAT SUFFER

sleep does not come. something pre-
vents 1t, and bitter thoughts chase
through your head, one after the
other, like the waves of the sea.
And 80 you toss till daybreak, and
in the morning-get up and nee
Where to?-You don't know. What
shall we do? Where can one find
bread? You don't know. Again we
all crowd together, like a flock of
hungry birds and twitter about our
sorrow. All at once some man who
can read and write joins us and says
Friends. you must beg the authorities
to help.' And we all begin entreating
him BE so kind, write a petition,
Perhaps Il shall reach some kind man
in mower. and at the same time,-our
uraver shall reach God Well may
the Lord bless us speak! You
begin. Basil Cherkassoff.
- All my harvest was 10 pools
(4OO) pounds of rye. This lasted on
ly tn September, because 1 have a
wife and six children. After TINS was
eaten. | began to sell our clothes
and household things, then / sold a
horse-it has hardly anything but a
ber. Now / have nothing more to
sell though have two starving hors-
es left, but how am / to sell them
Spring is coming, what am l to
plough with If / sell them And
have one COW left and that one can't
stand-the neighbors help me lift
IL on its legs of a morning. and my
borse-it his hardly anything but a
name of a horse-a puff of wind can
knock 1t over. l cant say anything
more. only God have mercy upon u.s.
If we do not get help
And you. old Peter,-what can
YOU add?-'Ohi brothers, l can man
age yeti am the only workman at
home. | have heap of children and
only one eye-so that l can see only
half the misery that you do. We do
get a bit, now and then, now from the
authorities, but begging.
The collection of contributions TOT
the relief work is being carried on In
this country by the Russian Famine
committee, 1876 r. 18th street In New
York city of which Samuel ]. Bur
rows is secretary. No contribution
is too small and the Morton Trust
company, acting as treasurer VIII
acknowledge all. The money is TO
be used only for the saving OF Ire.
Five dollars will save an adult,
Ave cents a day will keep a child
from death by starvation.
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MORE GRAFT

HARRISBURG, May 11--GSIpec-
iaD-Marshal Williams, OF Fllts-
burg today resigned as secretary, y,,t3 81
the Pennsylvania board of trade. WI ~,
liams testifies before the capltol m III,
vestigation committee TWO o WeehS ss ~ ~
that he borrowed $4,000 from TN. tnt
National omcial' during the las'
euebernatorial campaign in Pennsyl
yania after he had made threats 70 I,
expose how he was cheated out Ut, o. D
s2.OO0.OOO in contracts tor me iis"''
Ing fixtures of the new capitol 100.
He admitted borrowing, the mon; -L.5,
on an unindorsed note wheh ne no,
insolvent and refused to deny Una. tna'
r. had been given him by Congress
man N nj II. Burd Cassel of Marietta Pa Pa,
president pre- of the Pennsylyania &c con, Sl !
struction company which suPp,leiI Si,,,il
81. 10000 worth of metalic iurni-
ture for the capitol.
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To Attack Big Trust

CHICAGO. May 11.-Chicago has
been made the center for the next
governmental attack on the vested
interests and the international Har-
vester company Is to follow the path
already trod by the Standard OIL COM
pany and the school desk trust. This
New Jersey corporation capitalized at
S120, 900 900 is charged with a viol-
alton of the Sherman antitrust law,
but 1t remains to be decided whether
the contemplated action shall be Grim
inal or civil.
The case against the harvester com
bine Is sail to be the one result of
many complaints sent to the de-
partment of justice from farmers
and implement dealers, associations
all over the country. These COM
plants were turned over to the bur
eau of corporations which had been
collecting data for several months.
Among other things which this in
vestigation is said to have revealed is
that the International Harvester COM
pany forms a practical monopoly and
through its selling agent, the Inter
national Harvester company of Amer
lea CONTROLS 80 to 100 per cent of the
output
Inc nrms SAID TO compose the IN
ternational Harvester company are
the Deering. Mccormick, Plano, MIL
waukee and Champion. Cyrus w.
Mccormick is president, The COM
pany was formed four or FIVE years
ago and ]. Pierpont Morgan is cred
tied by the government with It's ere
alton.
The official Information that Dist
rict Attorney Sims will be selected to
wage this prosecution has not been
given out in Washington and Mr..
Sims, when asked regarding 1t yes
terday, refused TO discuss the sub
ject.
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NAY GO OUT

NEW YORK, May 11.-(speciaD
There is n strong probability that
the truck drivers and the coal trim
mers and tug boat men will go out
on a strike in sympathy with the long
If any two of the three organiza-
tions strike traffic in New York's
harbor will be absolutely tied up and
boats can neither arrive or depart.
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SHE CONFESSES

NEW YORK. May 11.-tSpeelai. ;
Mrs. Elizabeth Tess, mother OF Pollce,
man. Theodore Hess, who kldnal l,eu
Elizabeth Grady eou-
fessed that she kept the girl at the
home for several DAYS. She states
that her son took the little glrl a"ay
from her home several days ago a'.I
ahoufs The police believe that they
viii run Hess down in a few days
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CRIME WAVE

WASHINGTON, May l1.-(spec
iaD-For five days a wave of crime
has swept over the capital city of the
nation.
Seven people have met violent
death here since Monday. There
were two suicides yesterday. The
police state that the record has never
been equalled in the city's history.
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WONT GO OUT

DENVER. May 11.-(speciaD -
It was announced last night the
building Trades council would hot
call out its men in a sympathstic
strike with the mill men.
However, a large number OF thes3
builders quit work this morning.
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STILL REJOICE

MADRID, Mny .1f.-(spcciaD-
The public rejoicing over the birth
of an heir to the throne of Spain did
not cease TO any noticeable extent un-
til this morning.
Throughout Spain all day yester-
dny and far into the night church
bells rang, music filed the air, aims
were distributed to the poor, bands
marched through the streets of cit
les and towns, big festivals were held
and the cafes and public houses were
crowded with gay crowds until day
light this morning.
The king ordered that sumptuous
supper be served TO all of the garri-
soncd troops of Spain Mt midnight
last night.
The queen and the little son passed
IA good night and are reported in eX-
ccIIent condition this morning.
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KILLS HIMSELF

WICHITA, May 11.-(SpeciaD-
After attempting to murder a form
er wife whom he met on the street
and after being pursued by a mob
from whom. however. he escaped
w. R. Fulton, killed himself in the
railroad yards this morning.
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FOR PAROLE

CANON CITY. May IL
. CSpeciaD-"Fidelity" John
son will ask to be paroled.
He filled out an application
! blank today and 1t will be
. forwarded at once by the
warden to the commission
mission.
Johnson has been a model
. prisoner and as he is entitl-
ed to parole there Is but lit
. tie doubt that he will be re-
released.
@ O q O o q q @ q a q O
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TO WITNESS 1T

DENVER, May 11.-(SpeciaD D-
Seven hundred representative men
and women of the city went to Grip
pie Creek this morning to be present
at the formal beginning OF the big
drainage tunnel.
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Given Death Penalty

ALBUQUERQUE, N. NJ.
MAY IL Especially Two
women were sentenced to
death in the district court
here this morning.
Mrs. Viola Madard ana
her negro servant, Elmer
LYNN charged with the muir
der of the husband Of the
Madrid woman, were found
guilty of murder in the first
degree and sentences TO hang
on June 9TH were passed up
on them.
The murders was commit
ted at Hillsboro.
If the women pay the PEN
atty It will be the first time
IN the history of New Mexi-,
60 that women have suffered
the highest penalty to be I'M
nosed by the law.
n d0 q O O O q o Q 0 Q
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TIRED OF IT

NEW YORK. May Especial }
Saying that he is tired OF living IN
a city Charles NJ. SchwaD wants 10
sell his mansion on the flVeTslue
drive which cost him S3,oOO,OVV-
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PLUMBERS OUT

TORONTO, May 11.-(special) =
Five hundred and forty plumbers Will
strike next wednesday for an in
crease in wages.
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FATALLY HURT

PUEBLO. May 11--tspeeiaI1 ion m
While endeavoring to avoid the ,iou u"iCd ot
depot officers, FranhA AMulhailSedh. zen or an
Denver, who was stealing rue tr,,cI,. Is
a train was caught under the tfue"'
and fatally injured.
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DATE CHANGED

GLENwooD SPRINGS, May IL
(Special) l)-The date of Strawberry
Day has been changed from June Is
to the 22nd on account of the big
Elks meeting at Leadville on June
18th.
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BLOWN UP

MONTGOMERY, Ala. May IL
Especially street car in the south
ern part of the city ran over stick
of dynamite this morning ard was
Pieces of the car were
blown two hundred feet away.
Fortunately there were no passen-
bers aboard. The motorman and
conductor were seriously hurt.
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A SUICIDE

Greeley MAY 11.-(speciaD = De
spondent over a love ahalr HerDer'
barber killed himself last night
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-11

David King of Israeli the cantata
at the Congregational church on
evening May 16th. Tickets
are now on sale at Vorbeck's.
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-11
RrIoan ". Moody
Jewelry Co.
TIN WATCH HOUSE.
Next to "The Fair"
announcement

! |Te viii open our depot branch
b about May 18th with a COM
L line of drugs and druggists
|dries. Everything new and
|o-tate.
Iur depot branch will be man
| BY our certain fixed princip-
q Right Buying. Right Hand
! Right Pricing. Right Treat
b to all.
bsnember that your approval
|lr ambition and we are inter
\, not only in having your
|su, but in giving you good
Eia.
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LOOKS GLOOMY

SAN FRANCISCO, May 11.-(Spec
iaD-The strike outlook is very
gloomy today. An effort will be made
some time this afternoon to run cars
on Market street and other principal
streets, under the protection of 100
mounted police.
Governor Gillette and the adiutant
general will watch the attempt and
Judge for themselves whether or not
the police are able 20 cope with the
situation and If they decide that
they arc not the troops will be call
ed out.
Three hundred additional strike
breakers will arrive here today.
SAN FRANCISCO, May IL
(SpeciaD-The street car strike has
developed into a fight to finish: Nei-
ther side is willing to accept arbitra-
tion and the citizens appointed to
secure Industrial peace have been un'
able to find any basis Of settlement
II has been demonstrated that the
present police force is inadequate
and that stronger measures Will be
to insure general resump-
tion of service If the struggle is con-
Quoted on present lines.
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-11

tLEAshs Oi-O
.irbt that has been dimmed
..,r. Of use and astigmatism is
I. rouns and fresh again when
Al, their favorite book or news
n, by a pair of well fitted and
|,.,tly adjusted glasses. When
|, mnt YOUR eyesight rejuvinated
vii 1T you with glasses that
| make 1t seem young again.
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CHICAGO, May 11.-(SpeciaD-
The Journal yesterday prints a long
story alleged to be of Charles Fl. Moy-
er. president of the We stern FEEDER
alton of Miners, to the effect that he
served as a convict in the Joliet pen
itentiary in 1SS6-1SS7; that he was
discharged from said penitentiary on
January 4, 1887.
Meyer was sentenced from Cook
county, February 4 1856 to one year
in the penitentiary for burglary. The
official records at Joliet prison give
the following information:
Charles H. Meyer was an inmate
of the penitentiary and his prison
number was 1856 identical with the
number published by the Journal
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-11

A number of Palisade people are
in the city this afternoon.
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Items
MOYER DENIES

BOISE. Ida. May 11.-(speciaD-
The sheriff is still very busy summon
ing the special talesmen for jury serv-
ice. There have been no new de-
velopments today concerning the
Meyer case. Meyer emphatically de-
nies that he ever served a peniten-
tiary sentence in Illinois as a Chi
cago paper charges.
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-11

SAN JOSE. Cal, Hay 11.-Cspec-
iaD-George w. Meyer, brother of
Charles H. Meyer. is residing here
with his family and he made a state
ment today to the effect that his bro
ther had never served a term of i'm
prtsonment in the penitentiary at
Joliet. Illinois.
He declares that Charles Mover
was working in the Black hills at the
time.
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-11

THERE Is one reason more import
ant than all others why the Sentinel
does the largest job business in the city,
J it is the character of work done.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-08-21
JUAN CRIsT0BAI.

molesta. En- aquelas horas de anonadamiento.
cuando recordaba el tempo pasado, el trabaio
abandonado, el porvenir perdido, sentiase he.
lado de espantO.
Pero no trataba de reaccionar, su cobar-
dla hallaba excuses en- la desesperada atirma-
ci6n de la NADIA; experimentaba TN amargo
placer en- abandonarse q ella como TN Obieto
perdido que Sc deja llevar por la corriente
"A que luchar2
No habia NADIA, nj belleza, nj bien, nj Dios
nj vida, hi ser de ninguna suerte
Cuando iba por la calle le parecia que iba
q hundirse la terra bajo sus pies; q sus oios
todo desaparec1a, Ell suelo, el aire, la luz, su
propla persOnalidad no quedaba NADIA
lba a caer de cabeza costabale gran
trabao evitar la cafda.
Figurabasele que iba morir de repente.
y hasta que va hab1a muerto.
Cristobal mudaba de piel de alma
al yer caer el alma gastada Y agostada
de su infancia, no so5pechaba que iba brotan-
do en- el IN alma nueva mas joven mas
vlgorosa.
Asl como cambiamos de cuerpo en- Ell cur
50 de la vida, cambiamos tambien de alma; V
la metam 5rfosl5 no reoliza slempre lenta-
mente, siguiendo el curse de los dias: hay ho-
ras de crisis en- que todo Sc renueva de golpe
FL adulto Gambia de alma.
La antigua envoltura desaparece muere.
En- esas horas de augusta sc manifesto
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Fl crucerO &cuela mejieano
"MORELOS

FL "Morelos' fue construfdo
en- los astilleros jenoveses de
Sebri-Ponente; su casco es de
acero, la eslora total tiene 77'2o
metros, las esloras entire per
pendiculares 75'2o, la manga
extrema 1890, Ell puntal S, Y
desplaza I.2To toneladas.
FL armamento COnsiste en-
dos canones de cuatro pulgadas
de tiro rapido Y 50 calibres, sis
tema Bethlehem, Y seis cailo-
nes, tambien de tiro rapido. de
81 milimetros y 5ocalibres Sch
neider-Canet.
Potencia colectiva de las ma
quinas en- caballos indicados
1900, V velOcidad, 16 millas.
Capacidad de trasporte, $50
nombres con suS oficiales como.
damente alojados.
Puede recorrer cinco mil mi
Has sin tocar en- puerto con We
Aocidad reducida de diez millas
La tripulaci6n esta compues-
ia de r6 oflciales Y aspirantes y
90 marineros.
Tiene dos 1anchas de vapor
para desembarco de la tropa;
tiene tambien dos din m o S
Bergman, con motores Tosl,
ventiladores electricos en- todas
las localidades. poderoso ref1ec-
tor electrico en- el palO trinque-
te, refrigerator Y la installation
respectiva para fabrication de
hielo.
Ell salon del comandante esta
tallado ricamente, es obra macs
ira en- su g6nero. de arCe y TO
bic elegantemente c0mbinados.
Lo mismo puede decirse de la
sala V de los CamarOtes de los
ofciales superiOres, del salon
cito para los ofciales aspiran-
tes Y del repart0 para las tr0pas
de transpOrte.
FL canonero "Morelos tue
puesto en- grada en- el afio de
1902.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-08-21
MARRUECOS
La CkRNaDs DEL SULTAN

A Tanger han llegado en- la
mentabie estad0 de 'miseria Y
abandono 10 moros, sujetOs con
fuertes cadenas. los cuales Sc
gun los funcionarlOs lmperiales
que los conducian, son los yer
daderos autores de la muerte
del Unfortunate doctor Maui
champ.
Figura entire los presos un
mudo, y Sc ignora cual sera la
suerte de aquellos desgracia-
dos, aunque todo hace suponer
que en- cuanto Sc reciban mott
clas de Fez seran ahOrcadoS.
lSon estos presos de la Alca-
zaba los autores del brutal aten-
tado contra ell m6dico frances?
No 10 sabemos, pero creemos
que no.
A raiz del suceso, y contando
CON la protection de las kabilas
vecinas de Marrakesh, hostiles
en- absolute a los europeos, pu-
dieron escapar los autores del
suceso.
Obedeciendo a las 6rdenes
apremiantes del Majhzen, habia
que presentar unos moros que
sirvieran de anima vii, para ell
castigo, y no habian de faltar
unos infelices que tuvieran
cuentas con la iusticia jerihana.
De todos modos, sean 8 no los
-culpables, Ell escarmiento entire
los moros producira Ell efecto
que Sc desea, y basta con ESQ,
segQn la do~trlna del G0bierno
jerl1ano:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-08-21

sentlase caer, sin tener NADIA que suietarse
III nlnguna barrera que oponer al caos.
Iodas las armaduras Y fortalezas con que
le rodeaba EMBELLISHMENTS ell cuadruple bau-
arte de la fe rehgiosa, de su arte de su orqu-
llo de su fe moral, abaio venianse v Sc des-
hac1an pieza por pieza
Veiase desnudo atado tendido, sin poder
hacer el menor movimlento, como I'm cadaver
presa de los gusanos
Aveces sentia impulses de rebellion: 5qu6
habia s1do de su Voluntad, de que antes Sc
enorgullecia tanto2
lnvocabala EN- vano: sus esfuerzos sc pare.
clan los que hace uno en- suenos cuando sabe
que esta sonando quiere despertarse
Solo Sc ccnsigue rodar de I'm sueno 4 otro.
como una masa de plomo, sentir cada vez
mas el ahogo asfixiante del alma encadenada
Al fin juzgaba menos penoso el no luchar
adoptaba este partdo con IN fatalismo aDa-
tlco desalentado.
Ell curse regular de su vida parecia inte-
Trumpido.
Tan pronto Sc infltraba en- subterraneas
gr1etas donde estaba punto de desaparecer
como volvia brotar en- la superficie con vio.
lentas sacudidas
Hallabase rota la cadena de los dfas.
En- medic de la lisa llanura de las oIas Sc
ADRIAN enormes agujeros donde Sc hundia su
SER
Cristobal asistia ssmejante espectaculo
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Pelucas de Vidrio

No puede ser mas extrafio y curio-
so este invento de TN ingl6s. Prom
10 Sc habran extendido por Ell mundo
las pelucas de vidrlo hilado,
Sus principa1es ventajas estan en-
que son ligeras ide peso. no corren
riesgo de incendio, y 10 de mas inte-
res, no exponen aquienes las empleen
4 los inconvenientes de las tinturas.
que tanto dan que hacer y rabiar los
calVos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-08-21
Ioyerla, Relojer1a y Optica.
" HUST H=&~Co-
sUcE< ORES De G. TINAup

Gran surtido de efec
tos de plata Y plate
dos, propiOS para !
@al0S.
Especialidad en- {
biertos de plata de !
Y plateados de calid..
superior.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-08-21

Fotograflas &c personas mayores haran H. a. M
de a. p.
Fotografas de ninos mayores de grupos en- que
Sc 1ncyan limos dc la edad ndicada haran SOLAMENT
por la maflana.
1000 trabao que haya recogero la ocna esa
blecmiento pagara la su in1porte adelantado
resto al entregarsee las fotografias.
lodos los aba1os deban remse Dor correo Sc abo
del franqueo F
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-08-21

Doctor Gustavo Munoz
De Ii FACULTAD DE MEDICIEA DE MADRID
-PRoFEsoR cLlNlco
DEL HOSPITAL Dc SAN CARLOS
DE la MTsMA FAcULrAD
Tetu5n ndnero 81
HoRAS DE CONSULTA. OE aAAP.@
TELEFoNo NUN. sas
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GALERIA. COLORADO,
=AvI8O

La crecente inportancia de este Estabecmient
su Direction determinar las horas de despacho pa
jor servicio del p1bico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-08-21

RIA5 LABoI2ABLEs DE8A12DE De della TAD
DIAS FE5TIvOs: DE8 ABIDE LAMANANA
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-05-23
BATTLE OF SAN lAcIN1o.
The Desperate FIGHT That Heralded
the Dawn Of Texae Freedom.

bNc lawn oF ltNuN EfNrotf0t
on the morning OF The 2lst of April.
1896. the day chosen for the battle
which was 20 decide fhe fate Of Texas.
HIouston's first words HAD been. "1he
sun Of Austerlitg has risen ngalnr He
had then called council Of war and
asked the opinion OF his six field oit-
GERS rs to whether they should attack
the enemy or wait for the attack 70
come from them
The four senior officers strangely
connseled delay, hut 0lelr arguments
did not convince Houston. who deciar-
ed that the hour for action had arriv-
ed and plainiy announced the inten-
tion on his own responsibility to risk
general enlargement lie then dis
patched Deaf Smith, his most trusty
scout. to cut down the bridge which
offered the only means of escape to
either army.
MAKE the best of your way" he Ind
said in his habitual tone Of kindly
friendship. "to Vince's bridge. cut II
down and burn It up and come back
like eagles or you will be too late for
the day And just as the first charge
was starting horseman flecked with
foam from his painting charger had
dashed along the lines Of the patriot
army, as Houston had arranged that
he should do. calling out clearly that
all might hear, this deathknell to all
hopes of possible escape: II have cut
down Vince's BRIDGE Now, fight for
your lives and remember the Alamof'
The Texan army, with Houston rid
ing at the front OF the center column,
had then dashed forward against the
Mexican breastworks. behind which
stood the army of Santa Anna drawn
up in perfect order and calmly reserv-
Ing its fire for short range. Their first
vollcy, however, by the grace Of di-
vine Providence. as the Texans declar-
ed. went too high Houston's leg was
shattered at the ankle and his horse
severely wounded, but his columns still
advanced uninjured.
Then came the answering volley,
poured into the very bosoms' Of the
astonlshed Mexicans-unable to reload
and without bayonets for the charge
The Texans had "clubbed their mus
kets" and dealt desperate blows, and
finally, when they had thus battered
their way into the very center of the
Mexican army, they had drawn their
murderous bowie knives and rliterapy
cut their way through dense masses OF
| living flesh"
The battle had lasted only twenty
minutes. but In that time a new ma
ton had been born into the world
"From the battle OF San Jacinto." said
Webster in 1912. "the war was at al
END. Metropolitan Magazine.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-05-23

are number OF important matters
slated for consideration. including
plaas for the merging of tine National
Hardwood Lumber association and
The Hardwood Manufacturers nssocia-
ton or. ii this * found 20 be impracti-
cable. efforts viii be mace looking to
the adoption OF a system Of uniform
grazing rules and universal inspec-
lion. Milwaukee is an applicant for
the next convention.
The National Hardwood Lumber as
sociaiion Is the strongest lumber as
sociation In existence and has done
more than al other agencies toward
the establishment Of uniform grades
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-05-23

s0!ne amateurs In a provincial town
gave a theatrical performance. Just
before tile curtain Went mp the star
actor took the manager aside ana said
20 hlm
''Now. look herel ! don't propose 10
drink water instead of wine In the
drinking scene ia the second act /
want wine genuine wine The uni
ties must be preserved. We want to
mike this play as realistic rs possi-
BILE"
''Oh, you want champagne Mt 10 shil-
lings bottle do you?"
..Yes. sir.' Everything must be re-
alislic.
"All right In the second act you
shall huye real wine, ana when you
take poison In the last act yon shall
have some real poison I'll see that
you don't complain OF the play not be
ing replisiic enough How does prns'
sic acid strike your Iopdon Tit-Blls.