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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-09-23

Set ii6er 60 sya6ren

l6on muroe Mrs. 8insIotp's Sootb-
ing-SDrup bon Miuionen ton @eiit-
tern bein1 3a6nen Der &t1toer anges
uenoet. @irIt Oh i'm S6lafe bur6
oas S6reien zines &inoes geitort,
oas i'm 3abnen lit uno Dor S9mer5en
tpeint? @enn 10, laiie iofort cine
Slai6e bon oWars. @inslop's Sootb-
ing-SDrup" bcIen. Setn @ert lit
unbe5ablbar. @s miro Dem feinen
2eioenoen iofort 2inoer1ng perI6of.
fen. 8erlaBt eu6 oarauf Wfiitter,
es lit fein 8peifel ooriiber. @s beilt
0iarrboe, reguliert BEN Mogen ltno
Die g1ieren, beieitigt 8ino-8oIif, er-
tpei6t Sen @aumen berbin6ert gnt-
3iirtoltng uno ltdrft oas gan5e Sp,
item. nMrs. 8insIoip's Sootbing
Sprup" fir 8abnen0e ainoer lit an.
genebm I'M @ei6mod; oos 9te5ept
itotnn1t bon einen Der beTten tpeibli-
den @er5te IN oen Ser. Staoten. gs
lit Bel auen 0rug9tften IN Ser gan5en
8eIt 3u baben. Breis 25 Gents per
sSlaI6e. &ouft ni6ts onoeres ols
yWfrs. 8insIotp's Sootbing Syrup" :"
@arantiert ltnter Der Sooo ono
Drugs glfte, 80 Sltni 1906, Serial
Summer 1898.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-09-23
Die fleinen edu6e.

9o6 Orp6en IN bunflem 8obenroutn,
eSn after, beridlo1lener Srlbe,
ga lagen periteft, tdl fatlb iie faunt,
Gin paar fleine alte S6u6e
Sic tr6umten uDn alter, lh6ner 3eit,
Gon ldl191t ber9nngenen Sa9ert,
gSo lie i'll @lon8 uno Serrli6feit
Gin fIetnes GldOden 9etrogen,
98ars ainblein fr06Gi6, tie iprongen nit
otnetn in's la6enbe 2eben,
2o9's i'm 8ettlein fra1f, tot feinen
Sdritt,
Sam italloen iie tra1frig ba1eben
Sod tpie allmd6lt6 Der Sabre bteI
Sn's Wleer Der 8er9eHenbett flpiier5
9o bergoB man mol nit oer Snseno
Spiel
9(u6 Der erIten aia0beit @enoiIen.
limb bos 2eben es brouit babin 10 ges
19fpitl6,
@ntfii6rt llns inn @turnttpit16 Die 8liiten
gs na6m aud) Die mei1e. @teirl 1iiBes
&it1o,
s59 fonnt e5 bor inn ni6t bebiten.
Run liegt Die @elt 10 ODE rnb leer
l1m MIDI IN 1dtpeigetl6er Hlt6e
8on al meinent Slid blie6 mir tti6ts
me6r
9ns bie tleinen Gieben S6ube.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-09-23
Dad grolpnsbiIe

Ser Bug Der Sunfet gictorta Sibifton, SIbs
fabrt 7.O5 morsens, mabt in 9Iaeebo gerbi1'
oune nit Der SuIf goaft Cine fir Corpus
gbriftt. 9tnfunft bort 4.55 nabutttnes, lnfunft
in 8ronn8biue 925 abenbs.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-09-23
@as bie Meni6cn trinfen

lleberaq, IN alien 2dnbern
g 93ationaIsetrdnf es eiebt,
9as, tpenn It9 nl1d] Die 3eiten Groern
geaCb tpie bor 1tets bleibt beliebt.
eyn Dem 2anbe Der gbineien,
$50 Der @onoI9uS&ai1er tbrort,
SIT es ftets Der S6ee 9eipeien,
Sem Ser 3opfgei9miidte fro6nt
Sibt in ieines Snrens 9fd1nlen
Setner Sbalisfen &rets,
S6liirft Der Siirfe, bnIb in Srdnrnen,
Sett1ef1 0eocca, i6par5 ltrD beiB.
8lttfb trir1ft Der brabe &u1ie,
lln6 ipiro 10 bnbon erregt,
SAB er 5elb1t beint 2iebesfltf1e
Seine troltte Satin f9ldgt,
geine f9tpererr itarfen @eine
Stebt Der Spa11ier, ftpl5 l1no fii6n;
Sod Der let6t're 3rarlf bonn 0f6eine
SIT bel ipettem bor3u5ie6'n.
Sn &ertudb's blauem @raie,
$50 Der Mono16eir1brenner 6au3t,
3eigt 10 nnf16e rote g1afe,
9aB BORN Bbisfeb ibr ridt erai1t.
l1nD Die Erobtbitionilten
Srtnfen gSaiier, tpte befn1l11t,
Sod BEL 6ieien fromnen g6riiten
SIT oas gSafer uteilt ngebra1lt1t"
Sci @ermaniens blonben G66nen,
eSn Der Setmat, 10 tpie bier,
Srinft man 5u bes Qiebes S6nen
Germ iein fdduuenb Geibel Bier.
l1no es bat Der sranf Ser Srdnfe
Sid Die @elt erobert i6ier,
LIMB gum 3ei9en, iebt, idb idtperfe
9ier mein @las boa Gone Star Bier.
Gone Star sierl Benn i6 bid babe,
gteio' i9 ieOes andre gtab,
9l1 6iit bod Die bette @abel
&ellner. fill nod NAL bas @lasl
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-09-23
Stat : HegeIu.

9pielt Dir 0ein 6reuno ne Snrbe on,
90 59neioe ME ouf beinen Wann,
9a oieIer, pern er unge3igelt,
gSomo9li6 bid I'M Sale prigelt
8eim abiperfen fei nid6t 8u 6ibig;
@an 6dlt ben &0nig ftets 5u britt ii9
llno fann in bieiem Sale fpetten,
"S6mar5" ooer ySbneioer" meiit Sli
retten.
Gin blanfes Sans fei 5tets Dir 6eilia,
SHE pintmle es Dem SSreunbe etlie,
9enn iold6es tut germ, tpie befannt,
Sn ietner Gngit Der 9iletta1t
9ann IaB bid ferner ni9t perloden
Sn1 sInfang 6eftig qletd] gu broden,
SaB crit 0as Spiel iib boa entfalten,
Cont beiBt'S; er fmln's Salent ni6t
balten.
gift ielber bu IN Sriinpfen 1tarf,
90 fti66 nidt gleih bel ieoen 2uart.
9a ou our6 aIl8ubieIes Ste6en den.
Sid frudtlos fpirft IN Sriimpfen f6tp6z
@it 9duiern bon Der Sarbe lang
&omm itets oem Spieler eines @rartb,
Sod balte fe1t elm blarfes Sans,
9as brtnglt ON 10 pte 10 na6 Saus.
SIT es i6ou ipdt na6 @aitterna6t
l1nD fiir6teit ou Der @attiu Waadt,
go 1ag1t On an gang rtlltmtpuIloen
9te leBten 50 gun0en
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-09-23
.SeilenSc 8eriihruno

1T Die 8eriibrlng nit 8udlen's ar.
nieo-Solbe, Die elIdli6e 3uiantn1en-
letung bon @r1licablumert 1n6 beilen.
bcn 8aIiatn. Seilt oie Gltelten @un.
ben ooer @ef9niire. 9lbfolute 9ur
Be- 8rono-, 8riib- uno S6nitttpun.
oen ober @Grnorrboi6en. @arantiert
ocn @ooIpb 9reiB uno 81. Gobn &
60. 25 Gents.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-09-23
: Cine 0epei6e aus Qon0on mel

Cine 9epel6e aus 2onoon mel
oct: g. Conan 9oDle, Der populdre
Observation-Disclosures, bot ii6 nit SRI.
Sean &edie IN elmer Stride oes 8eIt-
enoeS trauen lailen.
gead Dem ioeben eri9ienenen
Stotiltil6en SSSubrbu6 Der Staot
8ien 8dblte Die 9onauItaot @noe
1906 1,9S8,696 @inpobner. 0a oie
iabrIi6e 3unabme Der 8ipilbep0lfe-
r1ng nit 2,28 8ro3ent angenommen
miro, bat Ole 8eb0lterungs3abl Die
5meite WeiQion bereits iiberIdritten.
6rancisca NeoIinar, Der 8e-
feblsba6er Der 2ono-@en6armerie fir
ben 0iitrift 5uare8 in @erifo, lit Ser
llnteri6loglrng BON 9fegierungsgel-
bern angeflaqt por0en.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-09-23
Ct. eouis & gan SrantiasO Sasn.
gputbern Hsacific @abn.

MbfaDrt.
Ra6 saetp Orleans, Souiton nno @nlbeiton
tdeIi9 :. .. 11.40 mittn9s
uno !. 11.30 abenos
3a9 GneIe 9aB, gG @afo, Californian uno
Waerifo :. 500 bormittaes L. $50 a6enos
antunlt.
Bon 9aetp Orleans, Soufton uno @aIbeiton,
unb =. ..... 600 na9uittaes
Bon @I gafo. Californian urb @aegtfo :.
lilo eoruitta9s
unb 500 a6enos
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GiieubaDn= =Ja0lplan.
g. u. & u. 9. Sahn

nSaob Grodet"<3ug mad Souiton, @aIbeIton
Beaumont uno Orange. gbfabrt ltbr a6enos
@nfunft 7.55 tnoreens.
gea& Rerrebiue, 9tbfabrt $50 morgens, aln
funft bort 1t.3o. 91bfabrt bon &errbine l1b,
na9mittags, anfunft in Gun 4ntonio 75C
abenbs Nnr 9antftass mad &errbtue: 1lb,
nndbmittags. &iiGTabrt bon bart Wsontaes 81
morgens, Stnfunft in Sun Gntonio $50 NOR
gems.
gea6 guero, goofunL 5ouffpn, @aIbeiton
@iboines, &odbaIe, Cameron unb g8oco, 9l6.
fa9rt 8.45 bormtttaes, 9lntrnft l1br moreens
Na@ 9eebiue, Corpus g6rifti, 9lItce, Oeatbis
@ranfas 8aB, &odport, 9tbfabrt 1.5O na9'
nt-.taes unb 11br n6enos. Infunft 755
moreer5 l1no 1.50 natbmittaes
9ta1 SaIfurias, Mbfabrt 8 11br abenos, an.
tlnft 7.55 ntorgens
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~. 6 & = sah,t.

gtadb gaco, Sort @ortb. 9auas, &anfas gitp,
ct. 2outs unb gbicaeo, tdeIid5 (9unfet
9epoD ..... 900 abenos
2ofaI5ug bia SmitbbtQe :. 7.30 borntttags
QGamo Special mad @miibbine, 9oufton Sal
betton 1923 doeHoS
4ntnnft.
gos gbtcaeo Ct 2ouis, Rnnfas gitp, 9auas,
Sort @ortb uno 2Saco, tdeIib (Sunfet
9epoD 7.30 morgens
2otnI5ug bia emit5biGe :. =. 9.05 abenos
@Iamo Special bon Smitbbine, Soufton, @aIs
eeiton 6.25 moreens
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-09-23

Jind's 5 Gents Sabana @isarre.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-09-23

= Geo. 98. 2etten, ser Sobn oes
betriigerii6en aoGeftor=GGerfs Set
ten lit IN 9eem Orleans ebenfoqs Der,
baftet moroen. 9fan gloubt, oaB er
etpos bon Dem oeitoblenen @elo BEL
Seite eebra6t bot ooer menieitens
ettpos BON ben1 Gerbleib oeS @eloes
,,,otS,
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5. & 6. q. Sab,,.

St ~ W. ~. OaDW.
4bfabrt.
9aab alien gaorbsSegassg sgunften ...
....... a 1l6r lno $50 borlnittaas.
Ga6 q. 2ouis, @aempbis uro Dem Often
1926 l19r na6mitta9s
Na6 @fegtfo 1920 l1br bornittaes.
Mntmnft.
Bon ct. 2ouis nnb EN- Often y. $50 moreens
Son lofaLen 81uften 1920 abel1bs
Son ct. 2oltis H. oem Often, $50 mprg.
Son 2orebo urb Nerifo HOS hadn't
Bon ct. 2ouis, aanias, @itp 1920 abs
Ct. souis e. gan Sraneiaso Basn.
Ibfabrt.
9sab Sort Smith, @prinefieIo. Ct 2ouis, &an>
fas gitb, Gbicaeo IS. & 8. g. 9epot)
$50 abenbs
Mntnnft
Son ct. 2outs, &anfas @ttb, 9aris, gbicago
1910 mor9ens
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@ittorIa Sibiffon. 9. 8. g. 9. ".
(Gulf SbOre.l

gsa3 guero, 8ictorta, Sort 2abacn, CORPUS
Gbriitt, 8rOmnsbiue, 9tto @ranbe, 9th.
GoIiao, geebtue, 8borton, 8aIaetes unb
Soulton fo0 mor9ens
Intunft =. $50 abenbs
Ser Sam Soufton" nod guero, 8ictorta,
g8barton unb Spuitou:
Mptabrf H6o doenos
Mntmnft t......... 100 mpreens
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-03

is a OF he Of Goodman
Memphis Tenn and Is prominent stockhoder IN this company
To satisfy himself of the of Mr. Goodman
undertook the journey and made personal
animation of the the following letter written by him
being self explanatory:
MEMPHIS Tenn. June 12
ITO WHOM MAY CONCERN:
"on behalf myself, to
White Hills examine the Mohave
Gold Silver Co. of 1os Angeles Cal
II made estimation careful and thorough
animation of this property and found it my opinion
represented Guenther. A of de-
vopment has been done exposing immense quantities of
number of shafts taking samples from
nnumerab both the mines and the dumps These
samples took to Los Angeles and had assayed by two different
selected by
The slightly but the whole,
about the the being $635 ton not including
the miners select rich
the which from three of the mines average Of
$5S41 ton from another 4999O The last named was taken
only which work is being done In
opinion fairly the value of
the bodies with containing $4,000 in gold
informed extracted for exceed
per correctly advised will be that
profits something The be there
The only thing needed in judg
installing the machinery and
consider this good investment with fabulous possbi-
think well enough of this proposition to become stock
myself Yours respectfully
"(Signed) B. GOODMAN"
Mr. James Applewhie Chckasaw Cooperage
pany Memphis company w Tate also made
personal these mines before investing his
has given his opinion as folews:
"NIEMPHIs c, 1906.
ITO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
company w. this city and Guenther
the Mohave Gold Silver Co.. White Hills
Arizona and after thorough proper
the and claims made by Mr. Guenher
fully represented.
There are eight claims embracing sixty
all containing edges Of and all
developed The bodies be well defined most
being eight feet wide Most of the develop
in the shape shafts of the claims the
Orion and Excelsior the veins perpendicular and from eight
wide There these claims of them
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-03

being thousand and the other 1900 feet
forty-hv deepest
other shafts from to so feet deep
These claims alone contain enough in sight to keep large
plant busy a number of
o claims development than
the Excelsior continuous
The ore in the shafts and on the dumps fairly
in order to obtain general average and believe could safely
average per
property is for mining
milling, and close enough to under management
information could obtain $4.OO will
the cost of milling and mining 1t said mill
forty per day.
doubt value this will be
Respectfully yours,
"Sgned) j. APPLEWHlTE"
examination follows:
MEMPHIS Aug.
"To WHOM MAY CONCERN:
oath July, 1906 visited for the of
property
near White Hills CITY Mohave County Arizona This property
separate grouped
operated economically In
panv With an epert miner and prospector went into all the
openings quantities of
The this
three to eight feet in thickness and ran the whole length of the
a driven a depth of PAL
claims especially the
or and Orion the examination was extremely
developed the full
length of the claim 5000 feet At point shaft has been
places openings
few feetto o feeth sunk showing
From these eight claims selected samples G5) of ore
some from the natural dumpsand
Angeles assayed by
The differed but showed oncusvely that the
extremely valuable
assay of grade average of
$3.50 the other $6S Three of
high-grade showed s6O957 s4O46 and s219,O5.
the Good Luck claim (Which is
woked) $2O1S5O opening the
a depth
assisted in selecting each and sample and know
and impartial informed that
all of which readily believe from
personally 1t is prospect but developed
1 all that needed is a
stamp operating improvements
nhcent paying property.
N west lis
fact that the paying
working bearing
on o a
worth. least, $1,000 a
of all the mines dumps included.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-03
To the Investing Public

1rrnia Prnoto
the o
from once end q
erespec
neer
70
Promt Syndic o
offers o
aiontPro
of the
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-03
1erous other have been made the

eight claims company
in is gold, in the remaining six
The contemplated is mi
amalgamation which per
The profits operation
20-samp MILL have estimated a
daily $50
Less mining and milling, 81
Daily
Annual net profit 800 sSS6OOOOO
This net profit will amply preferred
dividend Treasury Stock, profit
be allotted the entire capitalization
per annum a value of $1.OO per
and foot of depth
one of the claims is possible which will
tey in and will approximately
the
OOOOO and this the
tunnel we have eight claims OF
shafts showing
Every working will be expended u-
dlclousy and in which in
The dollars in proving the
property and evidence their ultimate success
and dividend possibilities mines have pooled their
ownership stock making impossible execute anv stock io
ping nanlpuatons and have further Treasury
Stock issues shall first be paid per annum on its
par value and shall then participate all further
(slgned) c. G. EDWARDS,
President of Mohave Silver Company.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-03
ur First Offering Mohave God-Siker at % Gents
mt Risk Cent. Remember Our Record for Quick Sales

t Quick Sales and Reliable Offerings
Liberal Offer Ever Made the Investing Public
ON
a%yy
Bye G%%s
h"vP"d"
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-03
DTNSEI NE - BY c. @. Edwards President
NAoO M ~ MOHAVE GOLD-SILVER co.

The holdings of the MoHAvE GOLD-sILVER COMPANY
bonded other Indebtedness, and consist Of
claims
These properties fully equipped for active mining
tionsdwelngs, bunhouses blacksmith have
arr now lie nd n
is the companys intention continue the further block
rapidly with economical mining
methods The showing Of the juses the i'm
mediate installation treating milling and
There sufficient the blocked
workings this property dividend
The development work completed date
5000 consists mainly shafts
is
The vary in width feet, taking
the claims
There 1900 tons Of lying dumps,
That this particular prospective
concusivey by the following shipping reports
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-03

shipment September 1906 the returns
of IS follows:
Ton
1892 lbs 27260
shipments hundreds tons have been
mention of which
Raymond f. NJ. report incorporated
prospectus)
& Staples
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-03

After this the
common shr al
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-04-15
Edward ms Drum Corps.

Probably introduced from The east
Ia frequently mentioned IN the account s
of the first crusade. When Edward
III. and his queen made their trium
phal entry into Calais. 'tambours," or
drums. were among the Instrument
which were played in their honor An
other Of these was called maker.
or kettledrum. taken. together with Ia
name. from The Arabs. The poet CEaU.
Ger also mentions this instrument ia
his description of the tournament ia
the "Knightes Tale
Fyfes, trompes. nakeres and clariouucs
That in the hataille bloNen blody sounes
The king generally kept troop of
these bandSmen or MINISTRIES in his
employ, and We read that Edward II.
| on one occasion gave sum Of 60
shillings to Roger the trumpcter Janine
| the nakcrer ana others for their per
formanccS Chambers Journal
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-04-15
rttr s<u rAEra N -tN Ilt>
~~~ f~ssry 1T Nsr L. s.sssa - ssfsstsi
s..ssiuz ~ f.ustn t;..an#

saa lw4a FaFto nica Agr1}
se.eyvsAyy a. Naf rasf ana uAwF ere
gsscs 81 hsssa fs7~fsfaa8 oB Sar Has
nuwef Cos Wlmshsaa aHa Sesgutafy
- Porto lgsua Rswls run SEQ aAmafa
to srxrf ere secretary The Fasuf
wa4 saArs ta the nasaj stHfian .sua
fn9 ~hssv is @as me bg ihs sasei
offgeafs hsea
After formal cxvFvlesa nsFrfasS
Taft SOS e@eoffss4 by 4 hatsalfian If
marines - She a. entrance whcse
f4,at co. nslo, ~ tGe psun Htran
regiment sad staff a@ sttnd hsH las
der escort ~ fbe fesiment che Severe
tar, 50 30 waA sn carriage ~itla Gov
Winthrop. wsa driven to fhe ralsc~.
whvre fEaW She haieuus he reviewed
che spupa After thp geslew an iu
formal Fpoatlnu aas held ana pfom
.mcnt citizens called uu The secretary
Secretary Tafts reception by tbe
Porto Nbans w8s cordial
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-04-15
Jlt.h FAILS tn at.Iiti.
out fhirt,-~is itour~ ia the sosipg-
ton Perjury Case.

Little Rock Ark April Al
ter being uug ior thiTtg sis hours thc
jugy in the Cotinsiou perjury case
returned to tbe court room sunday
morning and asked 20 b. excused as
thcy we're hopeiessly divided and
there was no possibility of 81 verdict
being reached The vote stood ten FOR
acquitial aud two for conviction. ~
one time in the doiiberation nine OF
tho jury We're tor conviction For the
last tweniy-four hours the ton ID
rors had been arguing with Jurors
Trutter and McNair to vote for an
ncquittal
After ascertaintnE the facts in the
case. Judge Lea dismissed the jury,
Prosecuting Attorney Rhoton has
left the city. so IL Is not known
whether the state will attempt anoth-
er trial at this session Of he court
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-04-15

In Russia it was the common belief
up to the time of Peter the Great that
beardless men We're also soulless and
that man who purposely admitted
having his beard married could never
enter heaven. The great Peter above
referred 10 ordered his heathens f.
shave up so as 10 appear more civi.
lied, and when they refused TO comply
with his edict he fined the wealthy ana
middle classes 100 ruhlcS for each
beard that was permitted to grow aud
each peasant and laborcr kopeck for
the same privilege Finally the priests
were appealed to, and they informed
their Pensioners that unless they sub
mitted to having their boards shaved
they need not expect that st. Nicholas
the gatekecper of heaven. would be
able TO distinguish them from the
bearded Turks That had the desired
effect.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-04-15
Two Murder Cases Continued.

The cases of the State of Texas VS..
K. \. Pritchett and Tom Pritchett,
charged with murder. were continued
in the district court Monday after
noon until next term. r. \. Prich-
and a continuance was asked on ac-
count of the absence of certain wit
nesses. The same witnesses We're also
summoned in the case of Tom Pritch-
EFT 4 special venire of sixty men had
been summoned in each case from
which to select the trial jury. All the
witnesses present were put under
bond TO appear at the next regular
term of court.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-04-15

/ learned truBs au "Eoe Theses SONG
thguk atraut Spit2tsrgsB ihat desert
arctic island 40 milr- north ot The
North cape 81 >oTwaY aud withtn suo
miles If the north fsete q frost desnlai
ed land. where the grass aFuws longer
than The trees and huge slBrier> ia ihe
Ice hrldgod valleys amid the Jagged
mountains move ma esilcaliy dowu IN
to the sea until mighty icel,ers~, a
monsiruus birth. break of at4I rise
TO the surface amid thundsrous reports
Once the only sound that broke the
profound silence of those awful sol
tudes. SpItzbcrgsn II The onIy spot Of
earth that is positively known AZ ""
Mans iaud II is the possession ~
no country and has nothing even ~
sembling u specified government. The
island seems likely to remain No
Mans Land. though II Is said that an
effort has been made by Norway t."
esta hlIsh some sort of protecturatc over
1t National Magazine,
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-04-15
PLENTY OF CHANCES FOR
YOUNG MAN.

Students of economies tell us
there are a thousand trusts oper-
ating in America today. Some of
them say the young man has no
chance to make a business for him
self. Some politicians talk lot
about busting the trusts, appar-
entity believing, or pretending to be-
lieye, that We can somehow restore
industrial conditions that existed be
fore the first large industrial combi-
nation was formed.
As well talk of burning the ma
chimes that have been invented to
save human labor and multiply hu-
man productivity as TO talk of aboI-
ishing Industrial combinations.
They came because they We're need
ed. and live because they have made
good They will Dee made amenable
10 law, but they will not bee abolish
ed Prevented from issuing Watered
stock upon which 90 base unfair
charges. held down to 90 reasonable
pay mrut for their services tu society
and constrained Goo due observance
trusts via uua.s take their place
.u uur Industrial organization as ua-
rumUy a- ,hs sowing machine uud
.he reaper
fIr Uuuul m,H uuu HUI .pt
wealth tnd unvts uudrr fUI- uul.
-au.lel Industrial ae.ma aiIi .4
ruHU- WrH lf fIr auIr H.f .uf
wealth. aHd uuUr. Hud, tHr #.m,
.hat ..friE uaa-ed aaaE sauus mua
Ntu atu .uis lHrm..lf. YuHua mu
ehu cultivate eIH power. NUu ..f I'D
marh and go ta l bass. IusI mlue
shaurf uf success under .u. moss
order as were offered y0uus men
under rae 0id 8rd.-
Mnu a wufsiue hls aa. oH. uf BOD.
dusfrial eI1Ter -nuf af .au4 Iaf.
IT enforced and often 8istastnfl. faH
iof mere bread and shelter Ths .u
eailed fEuaf is asslrr aa rAe.
ham lun@ steH forward nu hlr auf
usv BE- wll nof b.. abolished in au
iEnas if 81 eaa h.s made Peg surs prof.
ifAbly aud equitable ln pftvaf.
haaas if will continue under private
manzSsueuf II ROT. it Will l.. made
a part 81 the pabiies o~m indusgFla.
machinery. Bat lf ~iiI al~aEs b. Ir
the market. an active bidder fer tbs
right Ains ~ young Esu--y ouns
men Who ADox hoe 90 adapt them
selves to- he rules OF the game
the conditions OF the time they live
in The Others. the young men VIII
turn their gaze too often TO the pas
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-04-15
ORATORiCAL CONTEST PLANS.
seven Leading Universities Ia BE
Represented at Waco

Waco, Tex, April lo.-Next Fri
day. the 18Th inst. the Texas State
Oratorical association will hold its
will he serial session and ban
quet at the Hotel Metropole rendered
the visiting members by the Baylor
University club. In the annual orator
ical contest in which most of the
leading Texas universities will be
represented the prize orator, besides
becoming the Texas representative
AT the interstate oratorical contest.
to take place next August at Mont
eagle, Tenn, will receive a medal
set with diamonds.