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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-03-01
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SauaOs pon Iuiu y. Stranf uno eurnfp.


asyS S,Nsn, Der lit Dor icbscbr Sabrcn
mir Der pGnna &atbrin" nab 8io seiaDren,
LIMB Die rguna &otbriH" 1T ME tpieoersss
fomnien.
&6sr es tpeib bod gang @eterIauO,
t9ie er isin Gnoe 9cnOmmen.
Gem ieia 8ruoer San lit in ieuen @o5sn
Gkit benz Serir9elo9Ser in See gcitOGen.
Ter slid, oer 3og in grobmd6tlgeu S4aas
rem,
Sab bic Q9a1cr auf Weilen ibtparasetu0ltt
BON ben iuaup:rnOcu ,3igeu iuoren.
limb es iplr Elm Sag bel ben gOrtumer
&Gntsu,
TN ben miro San 5eHen ieiu aebtus ben:
tenl
Gle iOnnten ben ri6tigen &urs tuum buls
ten,
2snn bic See sins bod uuO Der gBinO
fprang iil,
SAP bic Se9el in Gebtu tnalteu.
llnb auf cinmuI iubn is, Oott iol uus be,
tpabren,
Qisl staen ben Sturm eineu Gcgler fobrcu,
Rein Mauu auf 8ed uro feiuer am Stsuer,
limb oben brunntcn auf Draft uuo Otaa
Sable, tlimmernoe Geuer!
1lno uls fc nod itarr Dor Gntieben ftanbcu,
&am's rSbiff abOil" iiber Sii6t uuo 9rans
ben,
tlno nod einmal, bi6t iui @Oriiberidicben,
Cine Stimnle, nibt ipic aus Wenitens
numb:
.Son Ssfsn, i'd iOl Sid sritben!"
9ann mar es ipss. gBic in 2uft 3erftoNen.
Q8as iuar Oas2 Seeiput uuo 2eufelspOi'
San Seieu iuur fiji. Gr bruu6te ni6t fru'
gcn.
Or tpuBtc: msin 9ruoer aars 1T tOot.
Hub ldbt eS mir iasen.
limb tpie CT 3u Sauie an 9anb g~eitiegcn
uno hill in ben Sanbipeg 3um Sorie bies
gen,
ST Cars SeFens @cib inn cntsesen &C.
tpmmen
limb bate Elm idipar3es Srouertu6
neber bic S6ultern 9euoiHmeu.
tlnb fe ia0te: San, i'd lab i'm geieben.
Wlcine ltbr Die blieb in Der Giid)e itcbeu,
limb als ib bin9ins, ie onSutiden,
So mar mir auf eirnal 10 ieltiom talt,
Nls ttilnoe mir elmer I'M Niidcn.
SW luD HlltD I'M UT NuIo uuT Der SWIpeueJ
1lnb tano 5tpiihen Suntel unO Geuerbele.
Gr bat fein %eiuIiscs Wort geiproDsu,
0as g9aRer flob inn aus Bart uuO &aar,
Seine Iuscn ioaren gebroden.
Sd fauO uno b6rte bic WoHertropfsu
Sapp, tapp auf 9ielen uno S6ptle Hops
fen,
flnb ols i'd itamuclnb bas Wort gefuroen:
Soft iei Seiner Seele gnGoi9, Wannp
Sa mar er berlGpunDen.
Tas cine 0rdmt mid: iuo mag cr pobl lies
gen?
llnb boB CT tein areuo ouf lcin @rab ioG
trie9en -
Our ouf benz plab, ipo or Sonntass seleis
fen,
Sie Safel ba an Der &ir6enipanb:
~,Uerhn9lildt auf See. 2ars Scien.'s -.
Sis Tafel bdnst ba. @crtIaBt Die aettern,
Braun Der Gran3 init bertaubten 9!Gttcrn,
unb Der &teoer ipartet felt iieb3cbn Sabrcn,
N6cr ct bot non Der pInna Gatbrin"
Hie Elm Wort niehr erfabreu -.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-03-01
preubif1-frawdf(be Sol0atsn.

Sn Der Mrmee Nappleons I. bat
pole iieben Sabre offi5iea elm rpreus
biI9es &egiment" beitanoen. Sur9
tailerlites Oetret bonn 10. Nopember
1906 tparb Der franaoiiT9e General
Shirt BON SfsnburssSiritein beaufs
trast. in 2eip3ig aus ben periprengten
preuben, bic mad benz nnsliidstase
bon Sena am IA. Sttober 1906 in
franS0lii3e @efangenidaft seratben
iuaren, Elm Snfanteries Regiment gu
erri9ten. 9ieie gefangenen greuben
bilbeten ben Stamm Der nelen Sruppe.
OTIS ipdterer Griab>9e6irt iplten Dem
gegiment bic BON Yreuben anneftirten
2dnber, beIonbers bic @egenb ppn
M%agpeburs, 5ugetAeilt iperoen. Der
3ubrang Der friibsren preubii9en
@renabiere gu ben Nblern Napoleons
mar ni6t 9rob.
lin iein Regiment nun auf &riees.
ftGrte 3u ~brin9en, itelte 6iirit Silent
burg obns peitere Wabl ole mogliden
2eute, auh re9t peroddtige Subjette,
Elm. 1esbalb bilbete bic IieIe Sruppe
fir 2eipSig einen grunb fir piele Be-
fdperben. Die Mannf6aften, aud
bic Sffiaiere, puBten Dor llebermltb
nidt robin. 9rarbf6abuneen, Grs
preHunsen iparen an bet Sasesoros
nung. Die Solbaten trieben ben lIns
fug 10 peit, bab iif bic 8iirser Iieber
5ran3oien ais Ginquartiruns ipiinids
ten, als biefe rpreuBen in fran5Ofis
fden Sienften." Muf enersiide Dor,
itsuunsen bes 2eip3iser Magiftrats
tpanbte ii6 Der &6nis bon Sadien
perionli1 an ben 8aifer, UNI bic
Stabt bon Der plage Der nstlen Gar.
niion gu befreien. Gr betonte in feis
mem S9reiben bic @efabr, Der bic
Mnpefenbeit bieies Sorps bic Siaers
belt unb ben 9anbel Der Stabt, bic
Rube unb bic Sitten Der Stubenten
unb fpe5iel bic beporItebenbe MefIe
ausiebe." Napolepn, Der ii6 INNER
germ benz 3Dnise bon Sadisn sefGlis
aeigte, perle9te fofort bds Regiment
mad Siibfrantreid.
Sm 4prit 1907 marfdirten bic
nPreuben" unter ben SubelrufeE Der
2eip5iser aus Der Stabt. SIN fols
gsnben Sabre fpdten bic rprufiiens
ai ferrice be Srance" Wreuben i'm
0ieniie Srantreins), pis Der offi5iele
SiteG bss &egiments l%aut:te, nit grob.
ter Iussei4nuns in Spanis. SorF
ftanben ite gemeinfam nit benz Regis
ment Sienburs in Der 9risabe, bic Der
Shirt Sienburs tpmmanbirte. Dim
Is. Nppemter 1918 iparb bic Sruppe
aufgelDft. 9eaeidnenb fir ben Grfab
bes Regiments 1T bic MuflDiungs,
orbre, in Der es beibt, baB nbte RuIs
fen, Die 9euti9en, bic Ddnen unb bic
@9tpeben, bic in benz Heeiment ges
bient bdtten, benz regiment be pions
niers etransers' (Regiment Der frems
ben pioniere) gu iiberpeiien feien."
Ser Griinber bes Hesimsnts, Der
Shirt bon Sfenburg, fdieb am 8. De-
Sember 1913 aus benz frano0ffden
Griessbienite nit benz Ranse eines
4risabegenerals.
go - ~tL
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-03-01

9omit reitte er ibm fel6er gigarrens
fdeere uno 5euer5et9, uno Wtel'ter
W}iiGer ba1npfte gemiit6lih.
Gin Tompier Monn, Der 5err 9ros
f%eTIor!" brllmmte CT Dor 'i4 bin. nt9m,
big Inn bier it's bod po9l nt4t5 nit
benz 5ertigperben. - 8or iieben it's
audi gar ntht notbig. Sin Sag fir
flint Mdrt mub bod tpenigitens bere
a%usfpringen!"
Sab burauf erI6ten ba8 MGD6en
unb bruGte i6m Elm appetitli6es Sriibs
itiid, beIegteS 8rot nit YilIener Bier.
S9mun3elpb begann Der Nleiiter ben
Sm6tB 81 per3ebren, aIs bic Trau
profeiipr eintrat uno i'm aufforOerte,
iih bod gu ieBen.
Die 9etne miifen Sbnen ia iteif
tperoen BON pielen Steben. Ne6men
sic ii4 nur 3eit, mir peroen i4on
fertig."
limb Der Meiiter nabm fi4 3eit. Gr
%plouberte na9 Der Hei6e nit Der &o@
DIN, nit benz SausmGo6-l, i4lieBli9
nit benz !Serrn PrOfefor. Der ibm nod
cine Gigarre ipentete.
Sinh ipirtlt9 angenebme 2eute,1
idgte er Mittags oabeim gu ieiner
1rau. n9ei benen tann i4 ru9ig flint
Wart finf5tg perlanaen." gr mar
leute fe6r piinttliA gum @ffen cinges
troffen, CAB aber, UNI ii9 fir geItern
gu entI4abi9en, eine Babe Stunoe
biesmal au Sauie gu. Pei 10 lie
benslpiirbigen 2erten commits ni9t 10
genau brauf an" meinte er gu ieiner
Trau.
Na6mitta9s p~olenbete er in oler
GemG9lidteit feline Qrbeiten. I'm
brei bra4te ibm bic Srau profeiIor
pieber Saffee unb SUDDEN. balb flint
bas MGb4en bele9tes 8rot nit Bier,
uno her Serr profeIIor CAB inn bic
brittle Gigarre. Gr bate i6on unge>
buIbig barauf separtet unb mar tpirts
It9 etpas Grgerli9, baB Der !9err
Profeilor i'm 10 LANCE na9 benz gez
liebter Qabial f9ma4ten lieb.
gals iieben ipar er fir unb fertig,
unb pb9lei9 bic Qrbsits5eit eigentli9
Bis feben pGbrte, padte er bod iein
Wert3eus 3uI ummen.
nGul, Iieber MeiIter, mas bin i'd
fdulbig9" ertunbigte ii9 Die Srau
profeKor.
Stint Mdrf fiinf3ig qfennig polIte
er fa9en, ba iie i'm aber gar 10 freltnbz
lid anla4elte. perbeTierte er ii3 f9nea
uno eripioerte: SEEDS Mart, 5rau
Profefor."
Sbne Elm Wort Der Grtpiberung be-
fam er feline Slpei Sbaler in bic !Sdnb
9ebriidt unb BON prOfeifor iogar ned
3tpet bon ben portreffli9en @limm>
ltengeln fir ben I6enp. =
n5inbeit Oh feds Mart ni6t Elm
6iS4en tbeuer?" panbte ii9, na6bem
" fort mar, Die Srau Yrofehor an
ibren @emabl.
nSbeuer2 Sd badte nidt, S6aB.
Gteber Oott, mir polen ale lebeu.
ueberlege nur, ipas Der damn aleS
gema9t bat"
rSa, ia, 9u bait am Gnbe re9t."
Jrau Profeiior Steinsrt faste bies in
bemTelben 4ugenblid, ais Meiiter
Miiuer auf Der StrdBe braubsn ii9
feierlidit ieIber elm llnaufriepenbeitss
potum ertbeilte, neil er - ni9t nod
flnfsis Pfennig mebr gefprbert bate!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-03-01

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t r n. @einen lCM
ging Elm 9eniiIsr
Roeber in Quintp, IN
nabme hes @ebnermA
flint Subren perIpr. q q.
GoGbeTb leincr eeiiti9'1
Iid)en 5Gbigteiten. Iu9M
fGen MiIitGrpaB, ben BEN
gebt berpor, bab er Die g
@aterIpo mitma9te. @rf
9urf9e BEL einem 2sutr
in Der @rmee 8Gi@ers U
tpurbe, pie er nit StoI3 eA
benz sWarfaaa @orpdrts"A
abenb Der S4la9t bon @atA
elmer 9ptI4aft an ben ST
Meuington eeIanbt. Bel
b~ensregeln bat Der @etert
foIet. 8ts gu feinem 10tE
iabre rau9te er fetn pfsiV
aud beute nod laBt er ii9 Y
Bier munoen.
9euftraft burd
ration r Ii d q e III D
Sn Gamben, q. s., bat ii3
iparo QnberIon elmer Sperqti
sogen, bic ibm bas fat b
f6wunoene 9~enfperm0gen IN
ben bat. Qnberfon befanb
blutjunesr MenI9 pGbTenb
renfrie9es ouf einem briti16l
pentransportDampfer. @fuf
bon Gapetonn mad Sdltfa{
Elm f9peres Sttid &o6le
&opf. 9ei feiner &iidtebr i
ben madte er bic f9redY
bedung, baB er fi9 ni6t MI
mebr erinnern fonnte. ionbe
aud bas Sentpermogen b
Sag INNER mebr f4ponb.
fi9 an einen @rSt, Der inn
pdbnten operation ristb.
6 r + a n e IL
g p e e. Quf Der sSarl
nifen Sames Moion in
Mp., batten ii6 perf6iebe
gum Spiel in elmer 3 4
S9eune Suiammengefunbi
14idbriger 8na6e Nan
8roots poute ben SpislgGt
SpaB pormaden, pie ms
bdnst. Gr nabm cine Sun
feitigte fie an einem 9uerbaI
cine lesre &iite barunter, ri
bieie unb le9te fi9 Die 81
ben gals. Damn mart er
per porpGrts. 9obei gill
Siibe BON Der &iIte uno er b
Der 2uft. Die anberen sur
bapon unb dls iie nit benz
suriidfe9rten, mar 9roofS IL
g r a Ii q m e g a
3 ii d t. 8rciBig mas
ner in Morgantopn, &p., III
gepiHen Seize phelps az
9eim unb gaben inn ell
Sro9t priigel. phelps IN
biat, segen Iein breiidbriA
graufam 9epeIcn 5u ietn "a
fi8 unter 8iir9f6aft auf FRY
Gr fou Nabeln in ben 2eib
bes geitedt unb es nit eine'B
ben S6iir9aten berbrannt btE
ner Iou er bas &ino ge8pu
belize 9artrffeln in Ie;
9Gnb9en gu balten, bis
hilbeten.
profpeftp # /,
s r e II b e, @iele Sabre
Der alte prpipettor 8eniam
III ben Bergen bon 8ritiI6
9earbeitet uno gefu9t, uhb e
es ibm g%elungen, Sob gu Fl
er pertoufte ieinen CLAIM
Sn Sppfane, Waib., feisrte
feinen So. @eburtstdg mi
baB er nun fir feline olten
bergen fei. ba lpurbe er fran
nG9ften Sage mar er tobt. ~
8 Bes 6 II t E II #
SIN nDrbli9en utab. beIonb
Ndbe Der Eeierpation bes SO
9ud Clubs" mar tiir3ti6 b
nit Sauienben bon tooten On
bedt. uno 5auIenoe fIatterten 4
gooen lumber. benz 8erenbtn
Wds bds maHenpeife Iblterbe
Gnten berurTadts, 1T Elm Idtbie'
tooter @0gei paren i'm Massr
fstt uno 3eigtsu feline Spuren
8erbun9ern coer Grfrtsrsn.
@eriet9 n cine 9 Of
b E nj a dl inc Yer 35jdbriG
pben attmercr in Cincinnati. :
benz GinpurfTda6t elmer
ShneibemaF6iEe 81 nabe, tpur
fam bur6ge5ogen uno gu
quetf9t. Geiu Mi.arbeit
2eiben bes Iltmeper nit o,
niht5 CUR &ettung feires
tbun, ba bic Ma'6ine mic
gum Stilfano gebraft ipes
Subfon in Gis
Qm ipeiteften Yunft, 5es
fes bate iih iiiugit. felt
gum eriteninnls pieoer, Ct
bige Gisbruds gebifoss.
mar stpiIhsn Npdd unb
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-04-05
MANY REASONS FOR
RELIGION OF CHRIST
Strong Sermon by the Rev.
Wilson Thursday Night.
ADDITIONS TO THE CHURCH.

Would you know why 1 Love
jesus" was the title OF the song
sung by Mr. Limit Thursday night at
the Christian church and it served as
fitting prelude to the sermon that
followed The Rev. Mr.. Wilson adj
dressed himself to the question, rs
There Any Room for Jesus?", having
in mind of course the needs of man
which. as he contended, could only
be met by the religion of the Naza-
rene
The speaker said that man is a
religious being and if there is not a
God brought to man he will make one
for himself. This longing for wor.
ship of something not himself is the
explanation given for the heather
bowling down to many Gods. But a
religion to be satisfying must have
in it these elements: There must be
something to believe, something to
do, something to hope for, something
10 love and someone who can return
that love- These alone are supplied
in the religion of Christ.
infidel is Not Happy
The infidel is not happy when he
disbelieves Christ, nor the atheist as
he denies God, nor the agnostic as he
proclaims his gospel of the ignorance
of the existence of either God or
Christ The man is not happy who
has nothing to do. The man is not
happy who has nothing to hope for.
The man is miserable who has no one
whom he can love. and the man is
unhappy who has no one to love him.
But the religion of Christ in its faith,
in its works, in its hopes, in it's loves,
both loving and being loved gives to
man the completest and fullest salts
faction. and is suited to every age
of mans life. 1t is the only religion
that is world-broad and lifelong.
At the close of the sermon there
were two who united with the church
Tonight Mr. Wilson will use as his
subject the apostles reference to
Sowing and Reaping.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-04-05
GIRL REFUSED HIS SUIT
Rejected Wooer in Evening
Suit Suicides.
A TRAGEDY. AT ELKHART

Elkhart, Ind. April 5-Jilted by
pretty Lottie Adams. who repulsed his
suit after he had wooed her for yeaS,
Charles Calkins. dressed in full even
ing attire went TO her home and shot
himself through the heart. falling dead
on the doorstep Miss Adams made
her home with the family of John A.
Johnson. manufacturer During
the half hour preceding the tragedy.
Calkins telephoned twice to the john
son home. telling Miss Adams that Re
would do something rash unless she
would agree TO a reconciliation. He
had previously made threats that he
would Kill her.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-04-05
are given the entire estate.

are given the entire estate.
Harry Paris, of Muncie, attended
the Tennyson recital given by Mrs.
Lucie Howard and Prof. j. Leroy
Harris Wednesday evening.
Set Signet and Wedding rings, Han
er's.
President r. l.. Kelly is at South
Bend, attending the Northern Indiana
Teachers association.
Set Signet and Wedding rings, Han
er's.
Ladies' and gents watches, Haner's
Altha Johnson, of Richmond, was
married this wee l1$SD Walter Davis of
Rushville. TheyAAn live in Corners
vile.
Ladies' and gents watches, Haner's
At a meeting of the Earlham Ath-
letic association Norman Wann. cap
tain of the 1906 foot ball team. was
elected manager of the 1907 team. By
ron Huff was elected manager of next
seasons basket ball team and John
Hancock secretary of the association
Watches a speciality, Haner's.
The Rev J. o. Campbell in COM
pany with Supt. Charles Jordan, will
go to Economy to attend the COM
mencement exercises Rev. Campbell
will deliver the address of the even
ing, speaking on Education as a Fac
tor in Character Building"
Watches a speciality. Haner's.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-04-05
Gentle and Fife Give.

A well-known Manitoba editor
writes AS an inside worker | find
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets invaluable for the touches of
hiliousness natural to seGentary life
their action being gentle and effect
i've clearing the digestive tract and
the head Price - cents. Samples
free A. G. Luken G Co
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-04-05

Gymnastics alone can never give
that elasticity. ease and graceful fig
IRE which comes by taking HOLSTERS
Rocky Mountain Tea 80 cents, Tea
or Tablets. \. G. Luhen & CO.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-04-05

II in need OF a hog. sheep or cattle
dipping tank. write before buying 10
the National Medical Co. Sheldon. Ia
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-04-05

Use artificial gas fer light ana heat
lott
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-04-05

Artificial gas. the sa,s century fuel
lott
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-12-13
MAKES life MIsERABl.E.
Trouble Tina, Keep Hall the WaSa-
hat1,i. Doctors busy

Half OF The prescriptions the Wax
ahachi. doctors write are for truu-
bles that result directly from a
weakened stomach Strengthen the
stomach muscles and Increase the
secretion OF gastric juices with Mi
o-na. and you will find that com
mon affiietion Indigestion. with It's
headaches, dizziness depression #
spirits. spots before the eyes. ncr-
yousness, sleeplessneSs and general
debility has been overcome
II Mi-o-na did not have an unusu-
ally curative effect in stomach dis
orders. Ii could net be sold on the
guarantee given by Hood a Curtin
To refund the money unless 1t does
all that is claimed for It. They give
an absolute. unqualified guarantee
with every 5o-cent box of Mo ma
that the money will be refunded un-
less the medicine cures You certain
~ can afford to get Mona from
them on this plan. ZIG
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-12-13

Black Patti and her company of
dancers and singers We're given an
enthusiastic greeting by Il fairly
good sized audience at the opera
house last night. Prince Bongaboo'
is the title given to the one act eX-
travaganza that serves as a medi-
um for the performers, and while
there is some plot yet the lines are
replete with wit OF the highest or
der. 1t is a toss up between the com
edians and the singers. but the hon
ors of the performance go to Black
Patti, who appeared during the ac-
ton of the second act and sang sev-
eral melodies with great sweetness.
Her range is bordering on the won
derful. and her high notes especially
are clear and sweet to an exceptional
degree. Tut Whitney was heard
in comic dittics which he sang in a
manner that pleased the audience,
The most artistic feature of the en-
ire production was the singing of
the pixie Chorus four OF the best
traineI negro voices in the world.
also The Bohemian Girl and the
several specialties.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-12-13
The Younger Brothers.

The Younger Brothers in Old Mis-
souri, has been presented over 600
times by one company. In doing so
it has been PLAYED in the larger cities
of IS states. That the performance
is of real merit. and that its merit Is
appreciated by the public is attested
by the press notices from cities IN
the shows wake. The play tells the
life story OF the Younger brothers
and is founded on historical facts,
with scenes and incidents which viii
be found perfectly familiar to many
of our citizens. The splendid brass
band and orchestra are feature.
The dramatist has ignored the
"blood and thunder So common IN
melo-dram and furnishes play that
Is straightforward. moral and clean
Street parade at noon. Al shelton
opera house tonight
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-12-13

Engineer K A. Boothe said today
that when b. pulled his train. No
8. In 80 the station at Plano. Wed
nesday morning about o'clock
there Nerv crowds 1T children op
their way 20 school and he noticed
there wa some sort ot commo-
lion among them and then he saw
two men carrylue little boy Who
bad rsIdeutl, been hurt bar The
train V1s JUST pulling oHJ and he
failed then tu learn thr trouble
}u returning last nisht oH No. s..
Nr Haorhe inquired abnut 'hs ease
and learned that fhe boy. 1u br
vat .p school bad fallen aud -tuoA
% lsd psur.I iHI1 h,s soc Ibpa' tSo
ug three lngUes g. sac learned fhat
tHs buu ~as wees paintai aui not
considered .tr. .srlons Eua.a
Ne@s
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-12-13
MM CATTLE n.AIsxxs.
Associations Win Ask CoAer~ss "a
enA<t Certain Laws

6AA Antonio. Texas Dec. 1.-THE
Texaa Cattle R&taers association IL
preparing 10 wage lively ba,sle In
Washington for the passar. OF three
laws. much needed to promot. The
cattle industry The first is meas
IRE requiring railroads 10 supply
sufficient care To enable stockm.n
10 get their cattle to market The
s.cond II reciprocal d.murrase
pili. Under tn. present law. II the
railroad furnishes cars aud the cat
tieman does not load them promptly
he mus pay heInnrrage 10 the rail-
road. The proposed reciprocal Law
proposes to make III. railroads pay
deMurrase II they fail to furnish the
ears on the DAY agreed upon. or AT
tssr due notice and demand The
third Is law favored hy the presi
dent regulating the lease OF govern.
m.nt lands to cAitlemen The Texas
stockTncn are unit In supporting
the president in this Law
These proposed laws have been
FHtkoEsf3 NY tue MI lild4 tsihf Nlbfk
association. and by lesser state and
section associations. and are sup
ported by most of the caiticmen OF
the west Texas stockmen are taking
he initiative because this state pro-
dncrs one-stxlh of the cattle OF the
United States The value OF i've
stock Interests OF Texas In 1904. ac-
cording TO official figures, was $685.
bSs t3s. and amounts now to more
than hundred million dollars. The
protection OF an industry of this
magnitude is matter of prime i'm
portance TO this state. II Is estimated
that two-hirds OF the cattle business
is conferred in Texas and the western
states II Is certain that this inn
mense industry will uphold Ike T.
Pryor president OF the Texas Cattle
Raisers ASSOCIATION, and Sam H.
Cowan. the counsel In the fight
they will make in congress this win
ter
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