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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-07-11
Liverpool Cotton Prices.

LIVERPOOL. July 11.-Closing: Cotton
Spot. in fair demand. prices fifteen
points lower; American middling. fair,
$40: good middling. S.65: middling, us;
low middling. G.78: good ordinary. Cos;
ordinary. 5.i5. The sales of the day were
10000 bales, OF which 800 were for specu-
lation and export and included $500
American Receipts. 5000 bales ali Amer
lean Futures opened easier and closed
quiet american middling. &. o. c.. July
CTS: July and August. GIT. August and
September' 6-66. September and October
o Sc. October and November 9 AZ: Novem
Der and December. 6.45: December and
January. 64315 January and FEBRUARY
GEN February and March 642H !:
March and April. 6.43 Y April and Nav
Ca May and June. 6.45.
The Newark journal., 1907-02-08
COUNTY COURT

The county court was in session Wednesday, most of the time be- ing spent in reviewing the treas urer's books. As shown by these books, the balances on January L, 1907, were as follows: County gen eral fund, S9,610.22; the common school fund, S436 10; bridge, $2,- 535.13 pauper, S2, 49+ 98; special road, $l33.61; county examiner, S99.64. These balances, with a few smaller funds on hand, amount in all to S35, ,930 S1. This does not include the expenditures for Janu- ary and February, or the receipt of the 1906 taxes. = Batesvile Guard.
The Newark journal., 1907-02-08
Notice To Tax-Payers

Notice is hereb! given that 1 vii att tend in person tor by deputy in the different townships throughout the county, for the purpose of collecting the state, county and special taxes for the year 1906, on the days and dates specified below Each taxpayer is re. ouested to bring his last years tax re- ceipt. I would suggest that as many as can make it convenient, meet me the day I am in their township ar d settle their taxes and thereby avoid the rush that always comes later.
 And after thal time, in my office in the Court House until the 10th day of April. 1907, taxes can be paid without penalty; and after the said 10th day of April, 1907, the law requires penalty of 25 per cent to be imposed for non- payment. w. I. GKA4,
 Collector For Independence County.
The Newark journal., 1907-02-08

The business men of Newark
 should get together and make some arrangement to open a wag- on yard and camp house for the accommodation of country people who come here from a distance to trade. A good many people from the northern part of this county
 and even from the ed ge of Sharp and Lawrence counties come to Newark to sell cotton and buy goods, and more of them would come if there was some accom- modation of this kind. When a farmer comes to town to stay over night and has to put his team in a livery stable to be fed and pay hotel bills for himself and perhaps a couple of his boys it seems rather expensive to him. It would pay the town well to provide a wagon yard with some kind of a comfortable house in it for the ac-
 commodation of the country peo-
The Newark journal., 1907-02-08

Nothing is so unerring test of a mans nature as authority. Put genuine man on higher plane than his fellows. and he becomes more gentle, courteouse and just to them; but if there be any cruelty, vulgarity, or meanness latent in him, it comes to light with the opportunity which power olives if.
The Newark journal., 1907-02-08

It is reported that there is a movement on foot to form 8 new fencing district of the territory lying between Newark and Black river. If the proposed drainage canal goes through that territory into Black river, the fencing dis triet would be a good thing, as practically all the land between Newark and the river could then be opened for cultivation. It would be worth thousands of dol lars year to Newark if the drain age of that territory could be ac complished, as 1t would perhaps result in putting practically all the land between here and the river-something like 10000 acres in cultivation. The undertak- 5ng is we'll worthy of the thought full and serious consideration of the property owners of the com annuity and The Journal hopes the matter will be taken up and given the attention it deserves.
The Newark journal., 1907-02-08
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1907

Last Saturday was ground hog, when this long-honored and weather wise quadruped is sup posed to have come out of his hole in search of his shadow. If he sees his shadow on this day, so the legend runneth, he retires to his den and the country Is assured of six weeks more of winter.
The Newark journal., 1907-02-08

The Alabama legislature has passed law fixing the passenger rate on all railroads in that state at 24 cents per mile. There seems to be general fight all over the country for lower passenger rates, and 1t will only be matter of a short time until the railroads will have to adopt uniform two cent rate.
The Newark journal., 1907-02-08

Nice four room frame residence and four lots on Main street for sale cheap. Craig & Moore.
The Newark journal., 1907-02-08
Religious Work
Conducted by Rev. Jas. F. Jernigan
 Pastor M. E. Church, South

conversation 8 ready man, writ ing a correct man, and thinking a great man." Fullness, readiness, correctness and greatness are all within reach, easy reach, of any man who can read. But it don t make or help one to read trashy literature, light sentimental stuff
 And yet there is more of this kind of material on the center table than any other kind. It reminds one of the definition given of soda water by the old time darky. He watched the fluid as it came from the soda fountain and saw it boil up and foam, and finally said. Boss, what is dat stutf?" Soda water" said the vendor. What is hit wuf?" Five cents a glass" Well, boss, please sir gim me CT glass; , The order was filled and the old fellow bidden to drink. He slipped it cautiously, then let it all go down and smack, ing his lips he said, Well, boss, 1 thought dat stuff was hot, and hit won't hot; den l thought hit was sumpin, and behole, hit was muffin but sweeten'd ar. That is the way of much of the reading of today-nothing but sWeetened air. It is true that man likes and needs some light reading, just as he needs some light diets for his health, but he should not fill his mental stomach with all trash. How many boys have been started on a downward course by reading the life of the James boys?" l think 1t was in 1878, or 80, that a train was robbed on the Fort Smith and Little Rock railroad and Condutor Cain was killed. Three boys or young men did 1t. They were caught, tried and sen- fenced to the pen for 99 years. and they confessed that the read ing of the life of Frank and Jesse James infamed them, and melted them to do the awful deed of rob
 bery and murder. Poor boys! Parents see what kind of book your boy is reading. A bad book is bad company, and evil com munication corrupt good manners and good morals also. A good book is good companion and is worth more than gold. He who reads much and remembers is a growing man and it soon develops that such 0 one is capable for this, or that opportunity that opens right at his door.
 1 am reminded to relate an in- cident that took place when boy. A girl was visiting my father and seeing q number of books and newspapers in our home, said, Well, 1 wonder why pa does not bring some things like these to our house? He never bring any thing home but some old alman- ac." Poor ignorant girl; and kept so by her parents, who should have done better in provid- ing good and wholesome reading matter. It is herein where ignor- ance is an evil and produces so much of sin and shame in our land and country in general. It is next to amazing to an observer to travel over our own county and see the lack of good books and periodicals. Many other good things in the home, many comforts but alas for the literature! Will the fathers and mothers awake to this interest and see to it, that both good material, and plenty of 1t, IS set before their boys and
The Newark journal., 1907-02-08
ADVERTISING RATES

Local reading notices five cents per line each insertion. Display adver- tiSements, according to length of time and amount of space contracted for.
The Newark journal., 1907-02-08

See The Journal for job printing g
The Newark journal., 1907-02-08

pie who do not feel disposed to incur the expense of hotel and feed bills for themselves and their teams when they come to town.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-11-02
Sin nener gerapas.

Oean idreibt aus ser Sdmei5: Sci
Dem IN Der S6pei5 berri6enoen 8e-
ltreben, imrner mebr nno o%ertpegenere
8ergbabnen 5u ballen, BEL Der, man
mo6te foit ioget graiiierenoen n@l-
p~enbubn=Broieftitis~ miro es oie
6reunoe Der @ebirgsmelt, Ole nod 5u
SUB Oie Serge ourdmanoerrL nit
Sreuoe uno @emugtliung erfiiaen,
tpenn iie %bernebmen, ooB gon5 i'm
Stiaen oos 8roieft zines neren ll-
penpeges ms ange eefaBt moroen lit,
Der einen neuen berrii6en u~ebergang
ms @oralpengebiet erl9lieBen miro.
Isle iebt Der So6raB bon @elten ber
bon Weiringen ODER Wel6tol iiber
8rutt, gngitlen unb Sriibiee Sum
oerte BON 8ourtiten ieoen CONNER
mad @ngelberg fiibrt, 10 moaen nun
Sreun6e Der Natur einen Ilpenneg
ber1tellen, Der bon Norben Der in oer
6remoenfurort @ngelber9 einmiinbelt
miro. Sbon jebt manoern geiibte
Souriiten, menn iie bonn n%rirotbitod
berunterfomnten ooer o1f 8annalp
Dem freun6liden llrneritaffel einen
8eiub genladt babenl binnnter nod
@ngelberg. @s fiibrt aber nod fem
@eg oabin, uno nitr geiibte 8eriteiger
fonnen ii6 oieie an NoturidOnbeiten
rei6e Sour obne 8ergfibrer erlalt-
ben. Nun nerben Stuoien gemodt,
INN auf Der 8eitieite Der @aqenit0de
einen 8eg fir SuBganger nod en-
gelberg beriteaen 81 laiien, INN 10 bas
prd6tige @ebiet Ser @aGenIt0de rn6
Der 6errli9en Mlpen oen So1tri1ten
gu eri6lieBen. Ser Sab ion BON @ol=
feni6ieBen iiber Sberriidenba6 ODER
alt5eaen aus nod Der Sirnbitte, BON
oa no6 Sdmar5palo, 8runisnalb
uno iiber Die StoffeIberg=@lp uno
S6mano na9 @ngelberg binlinter
fiibren ooer umeefebrt bon gngelberg
nod Ilt5eaen ODER Sberridenbo6-
@olfeni6ieBen. 8eim Iogenonnten
&iribbooen bort man Elm prd6tiges
edo. Die gaBbobe lit nobe8u 600
Weter iber gneelberg, alio ettpn
1900 Weter iiber Dem Meer geIegen.
Son einem Sneenieur lit bereits cine
&oitenbere6nung geinodt moroen.
/ auf oieien SCRIPT lit bei9loiien NOR
Den, Dob bon @ngelberg uno BON @ol=
feni6ieBen aus gleid3eitie cine De-
putotion Der beioen &urorte BEN pro-
ieftierten 8ergpaB perionli6 begebt
uno ooB iid Die abgeoroneten ouf Ser
BuBbobe treffen uno Die Sabe ge-
meini6aftli6 neiter beraten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-11-02
9as trpdene 8rpt.

Gin ulfiger 3weifampf muroe fiir5-
li1 IN einem &eItourant 81 Shone-
bed alisgefo6ten. Sn oas CUR 4beno-
5eit 5iernli6 itarf beiu6te 2ofal frat
elm fremoer Serr nit einem groBen
prudtpoQen NeufunolGnoer @uno.
Na6bem oos Sier geniigello bepun-
bert mar, logte elmer Der %anlpeienoen
@Gite:: Gin iebr i6ones &ier, aber
i'd eIle bod mebr als er friBt." Sier-
iiber etmas mufgebrodt, mtportete
Der Better. .@enn sic mebr eiien,
ais Der Sumo friBt, be3obIe id oos
@iien u1o ebenfoas nod Elm 8iertel
8ier. 4%noernfoGs Sic oasielbe 81 be-
5ablen baben.~ nIngenommen,"
ipridt Der @eeuer. Sn gang fur8er
3eit muroen 5pei glei6 groBe &or-
tionen Sraten obne ieglide 8eigaben
pom 8irt eebra6t, Die cine erbielt
Der Sunb, mel9er lie I9Ieunigit per-
ldDinoen lieB, Die anoere per5ebrte
Der 8ettenoe nit Der groBten Seelen=
rube. No6oem belize Bortionen ber-
5ebrt maren, tpieoerbolte ii6 oosielbe
Wtanoper. Ger Suno lieB ii6 nieoer
nidt Large notigen, Der Bartner aber
per5ebrte ieinen 8raten beoa6tig.
0unmebr lpra6 Der @etteiler: ySerr
Wlrt, bringen Sic bod elm Stid
trofen 9rot" unb iAnitt oasielbe IN
5lpei groBe &eile, mopon er Die cine
Solfte per5ebrte, Die anoere ober Dem
9unoe porfparf, melder iie wobl be-
lfmipperte, aber ieIblt BON ieinem
9errn ni6t gum Ser3ebreu Der trofe.
men Wfobl5eit 81 betpegen NOR. Oar
auf groBes @el66ter iGmmtli6er An-
melenoen 10 oaB Der Sunoebeiiter
nit iilBiourem @eii9t Die ongebotelte
@ette NIT flingenber @iin5e be5ablte.
8os Sob Bier nltroe unter monhem
SpaBluort BON Den onpeiertoen So
item loglei6 perItout.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-11-02
WlIerIet.

Ser 0ampfer uGbemnis" miro
an 8. 9fopember bon COLLECTION mad
Bremen fobren.
Der &egenfaa pom /. 5onuar
bis gum 81. Sftober bat in oie1em
2onoesteil 1876 3oa betrogen; 1926
3oa tpeniger, nie bur6i6nittlid in
friiberen Sabren,
Sir Dos 8anfett, oas an 16.
Nopember Dem @ounerneur Campbell
IN Ser 8eetboben=Soae gegeben ner=
Sen ioG, iinb 500 @inIooungen an
prominente 8emofraten bier un0
ausfports erlaiien moroen.
Ser Zimmerman gbas. q.
S6miot, felt 80 Sabren bier lpobn=
boft, itarb in ieinem Squire 835 erie
Gpenue i'm Sitter bon 81 Sobrer.
SIN boben Bitter bon 80 Sabren
itorb I'M ct. 6rancis=Seim Soiepb
Gaen. @r mor in 9uremburg gebo=
rem uno lebte lett 81 Sabren in Son
Intonio.
~ Sic San Mrtonio 8reping 81
location be3ablte cine Steuer bon
$955.76 o1f lire 8rutto-@ innobmen
bon 91,t5t.75 pabreno oes an 80.
September enoenoen 9uortols. Die
Gone Star-8ralterei be5ablte $465.21
olf 500, 044.9 &C.
| 0os @igentum geo. 210 unb
PIP DIT Commerce StrnBe, porauI
bos Bon Son &eltaurant uno orei
fleine Stores iteben, lit BON 2emis
Waperid an @. 81. Sing uno S. q
SiQie fir Sen Breis BON $40, SOC
ooer $3.50 Der 8rontfuB, perfmtfi
moroen.
SIN Wonot Oftober muroen 73
@eburten angemeloet. 9iesmal mo-
rem Die &naben iibermiegeno, benin &c
erblidten AZ Dos 2idt Der @elt gegen
MIR 81 MGo6en.
= gilbert Srieorib bot am /. 0o-
nember in einem 8ebiiih an Der ga.
ftrobiQer 2anoftraBe, etma t2 Weiler
BON Ser Stobt entfernt, ben eriter
| 9irlh Ser SoiIon erlegt.
gs lit eieentiimlid, BOB trot
Der anboltenoen idmeren Eegen Der
Buiieritonb i'm 6luiie iid MIR penie
perGnbert bot.
Ger Ne9er @iaie 8enion, oel
ieinen &oiiegenolien gilbert Wiaer II
einem Streite eri6oB, tit oes Moroes
I'M 5peiten @raoe iduloig befunoer
uno 81 ~25-iabriger 3udtbousbafi
perurteilt moroen.
SIN 0ftober lieBen ii6 t2C
8oore ms Sod Der @be ldmieoen.
Der 0umme bdlt alles fin
pabr, Der @eife fir moelid.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-11-02

iUule, ullu lle IUlIUelt Ule g(DleIt
l6neQ mieoer ein3ieben, menn Die
No9froge oufgebort bdtte. 9o bot
ten mir Damn Die geiu6te @Gaiti5ttdt
oes @eloes BEL erbobtem @eloumlout
mas geioes mir baben tpolen nno
boben miliien. 6reili6 Oh oie Sa6e
praftii6 10 our6fiibrbor mare, oaB
pagen mir ols 2oien nidt 5u emit
ideiOen. @os mir bier gefogt baben
berllbte atf 8ori6lager, Die n1breno
Ser lebten Sabre bon berufener Seite
gemo6t iino uno oie 1tns lebr prof
tild erl6einen. BUR 9urdfiibrung
| gefommen lit bis iebt aueroings nod
feiner bon oieien @ori6Idgen, mir
arbeiten nod INNER nod oem alten
un5ulangli6en SDItem.
Sebt ipridt man auf piel oopon,
aae Nationalbanfen geptIiermaBen
5u pereiniaen unb Damn bon elmer
Gentroliteae aus ben ltmlauf 81 re-
gnlieren. 9as ideint uns nod prof
til6er 81 iein, oenn unter elmer iol=
den 8ereinigung fam piel ipitemo-
tiider p~erfabren meroen ols penn
ieoe ein5elne NationoIbomf fir. Iid
| ielber arbeitet. Sn 9eutidlono bat
man cine Iol6e @inri6tung, Die
Hei6sbanf, unb tie orbeitet gon5 fa=
mos. Die Gei6sbonf lit Elm &eihs=
tnftitut, meldes bolltGn0iq unter Ser
@ontroae Ser &ei6sreeierung ltebt,
aber nit priDotem @eloe arbeitet. Sb
bier cine lol6e ginri6tung mogIid
more, bleibt ab5utparten, ober mo-
rum lolte tie ni9t m0glid iein?
Die @egner oes 8roiefts bel6noren
offerings ben @eilt ser olten Ser.
Stooten 9onf berauf, aber es lit
bod ein GROCER nnteri6ieo 5milhen
lenem l%lnternebmen uno Dem iebt
porgeidlagenen.
@ir botten ndmli6 bier einmol
cine lol6e @en%tralbanf, oos mar oie
ger. Stauten 8onf, Die Bis gum
Sabre 1886 eriitierte. 9ie 9anf lit
fiir Dos 2anb bon llngebeurem 8or=
tell gefpeiet. Iber olt6 bon Na6=
tell. SIN 9aufe Der Sabre lteaten
/, Iid i6limme MisItGnoe beraus. 9ie
gonf geriet in Die Solitif binein uno
permenoete Die ungebenre Madt, Die
lie beiob, 81 8liniten bieier ODER iener
Eortei. Wan perni6tete @eidGfts-
leute, Die obitinat parerL ia, gan5e
Srte, Die lih niht regieren laiien
poQten. 4ls Die Sonf oufb0rte,
fam 5uerit cine furdtbore &riiis,
aber Damn atmete nlail allgemein auf.
ltno als nob Sobr uno Sag BON Ell
! ner Grneuernng oes CHARTERS Die
Heoe mar, oa mar man inn MQqemei=
men iebr frob, baB Die Rqgicruna iif,
ni6t oarauf einlieB.
Iber, mie geiagt, Die iebt porae-
i6ldgene GentroIbanf miir0e Elm on-
oeres unternebmen iein uno man
fpiiroe bel ibrer ginridtung Gorfeb=
rltrgen treffen fonnen, Dob li6 oie al
ten uebelltanoe nift mieoer ousbil-
oeten. Seoenfalls muB etlpas aeide-
ben, Inn unier 9anfpeien 10 unl8uqe-
i%talten, ouB ni6t ieoe @eloItofunq
I'M gan5en 2anbe eefiiblt miro uno
ooB ni6t ieOer &roh IN Nep gorf
oas gan8e 2ano in S6refen berieBt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-11-02
Snbianer eOmmsr.

Ser Sn6ianers Sptnmer fpunnt,
Die ih5nfte Seit int Sa6r,
Die Sober mod gu I1beu tueih,
Der ie in SegaS mar.
Spre6t BPM Der 0fiptera EraGt,
Staliens 8~Iiitenbeint,
go fam baielbft nidJt berrlidber,
@ie bier smr Settseit fetn.
Spdj ntaext fem name AIT bic Seit,
$50 md Der 8ipnier,
Sein @il6ntsbeim sn fdiiten batt'
gurm ruten Seinhe bier.
Der Snbinner 5pg sur Seit
Mit Morbbegier bnrd)s &atn,
Grihlagen rtartdler Siebler liant
8pr feiner blut'gen San6.
Sic gp1mpnbnaht, 10 if5n nHh mifo,
Sraht bann oft blnt'gen 9rans,
@enn aud, beiftrutt bonn neberfan,
9as 8lDf erbaute 6ats.
8prbei lit jene pilbe Sett,
Sic iant in etp'se Raht,
Der Snbianer=S pmuer frert
Inns bent NIT tettter Efnwt.
U.s. einft be- Snbianer bant,
@inft ms ntr bic &ultur,
ttnb 5rtehe , 5reu6e, 9lid beherrtht
Die ~pransenbe Ratur.
Nm @aiier nur fpnnt labeH i'd
Ser alte &ipnter,
Gein Gnfel nber trinft nit 2nf
9ns eole Some Star Ster.
2pbt immer6in bic ulte 3eit,
@ir b5ren's naitdIinnI germ,
ttnb benten baun beirr y2pne Star Bier:
@DttIub, bat ie uns fern!
9es SnbtanereS untrterS nun,
Grfreuer mir nns bak
tlnb ueiben feiner Serrltffeit
Benz nepne etar Bier" elm Vtas.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-11-02
arn,nt 1T feine edanbe bsmieni

armnt TIT feline e6anbe bemienieen,
Der fi6 ni6t belebren laiien min. beiBt
es in Der 8ibeI. 8as nber 1ou man bon
@inem faeen, Der nibts eeger fem linz
tpobliein int, Der feline 11nberbnuli6feit
in 9bspepfie nisarten. grfdltnng our
S9nin6iu9t antpadfen nno iiber6aupt
geringe 11ebel groB tperben ldBt, tpdbrenb
bod vSt. Sernarb &~ranterpilen", bas
fidere Seilmittel, bel allen G~potbefern
5u baben Ii1o. Breis 25 Gents. lin cine
Brobe 0 jtenre gu betommen, ao=
refIiere man y. @emftabter & Gp., 8p1
2416, Stem 0prf Gitn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-11-02
saub6eit famn nidt scbeilt weroen

Sanbbeit fann nidt sebetlt tueroen
our9 lofnle ~Ipplifationen, neil lie ben
franfen Sell bes Sbres nidt erreiden
tonnen. IS 9iebt nur einen @ee, Die
Sallbbeit 5t furieren, uilb Der lit ourdl
fonltitutioneIe SeiImittet. Saub6eit mir6
our6 einen ent8iiilbeten 3ultanb Der
l9leimigen Iustleiblng Der @uitadii9en
H0hre bernrfadt. @ern oiefe H6bre
lid e1t5iinOet, babt SIR einen rltmpeluz
Den Son poer m1bollfommenes @eb0r;
uno lpenn lie gang 9ei9loiien lit, erfolgf
Salbbeit, unb ipefil Die @nt8ii1ouno
ni6t geboben uuo bieie 9fo6re fpieoer in
ibren 9ebori9en 3uitano beriebt peroeu
fair1, lpirb oas @ebor fin INNER aeritort
tperoen; neun S6le inter 8ebn Iin6 burfl
aatarrb pernria6t, peIder ni9ts als
Elm ent8iinoeter 3uitanO Der f6leimi9eu
Sberfld6e lit.
@ir tpolen einbu1oert 9oIars fir ies
ben, ourd aatarrb berurfadten Sal bon
Snibbeit 9eben, ben mir nift ourcb ein@
nebn1en bon r6aI's &atarrbsaur" 6eilen
tonnen. 2abt @u6 umionit 3irtulare
fommetl.
s. 5. GbeneD & Gu., golebu, 3.
Werfautt bon alien Npotbefern, 75c.
Sails SamilieusBinen Iin6 Die beiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-11-02

&beumatismns i6mer8bafter in
oieiem &lima, als irgeno Elm anoe.
res 2eioen flriert our9 6os &e5ept
0O. 1851 (Gimer e Imeno). Sn Of
len Mpotbefen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-11-02

Die baden es leift, auf Dem
geraoelt @eg gu bIeibelt, oie gar fei-
men anoeren ieben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-11-02

hisnng, 81 piiien oaB Sbr in Gurent
Nobn- uno Seiddftsbouie elm iio.
neitlides 8elepbon be5ist, 70 oaB SIR
6uh ieoer5eit NIT gurer SomiIie ODER
nit Grrel1 Gefhdft in 8e%rbi1oitna
lesen fonnt. @eIfes anoere 5nitent
bietet iol6e ~annebmlidfeit2
NateH biaiser nad 6 nbr a6eab.
the SOUTHWESTERN TEL. Hnd TEL. CO..
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1907-10-11

Au moment Oh l'antimllitarlsme
cherche q s'implanter en- France,
il est cur1eux de constater le pro.
5res rapide des id6es contralres en-
Suisse.
La neutralit6 ne para1t une sau-
vegarde sufisante que 81 ellie est
appuy6e sur une force r6elle.
Dams tous les Cal tons, on accueil.
le avec une satisfaction qui va JUS
qu'al'enthousi usiasme Psugmentation
des p6riodes d'instruction milltai-
re. \
Les grandes man@uvres de Get
etc ont etc., men6es avec une VI
gueur ct un brio qui profond6-
ment frapp6 les officers 6tran.
gers. =
Une mission parlementaire an
glaise, composee surtout de mem
bres du parti ouvrler, Went d'6iu'
dier l'organlsation militaire f6d6'
rale notamment q Bale ct q Fri.
bourg.
Les parlementaires anglais sc
sont mis- en- relations directes avet
les svndicats ouvriers ct ont cons
tate Punanimit6 des ouvriers suis.
ses q approuver paugmenta,
tion des charges militairee
necessit6e par le souci de le
defense rationale.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1907-10-11

Montreal, Qq6.-Les pommes
canadiennes ont export6es, cette
aimee, en- quantlt6 considerable.
.aux @ Etats Unis; le total
expedite d6passe celui des douze
derni4res annees r6unies.
Ottawe, Ont. Les archeveques
du Canada sont en- convention 3
l'arch6vech6 d'Ottawa, sous Ia pre-
sidence de Sa Grandeur Mgr Du-
hamel.
seul Mgr Orth, archeveque, de
Vancouver, nest pas present.
Mgr Langevln, du Manitoba, est
accompagn6 du P6re Lacasee, le
Venerable misslonnaire oblat.
Les s6ances s S mt absolument Sc
cretes.. R1en ne transplre au de-
hors. q. :5 s35 III d