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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-11-21

ben Ser. Stootell perlebe unb es
puroe beI6loiien, Die faliforniiben
&ongreBlerte uno Senotoren ollf5n=
foroern, oieie 4ngeleeenbeit i'm &on-
greB 5ur Sprode 81 bringeh nno ouf
abitelllrng 0ieier ltngeredtigfeit 5u
0r1ngen
Sambbrit faun itdjt 9ebetlt tuerben
bIr6 lofale gpplifatipnen, neil tie ben
fra11fen Sell bes Sbres nid5t erreiben
f6tlne11. Sc giebt nur einer 8eg, Die
Sanbbeit al fltrierer1, lt1l0 Ser lit bur6
fonititattionel(e SeiImittel. Saubbeit ipir6
our6 einen ent8iinbeten 3nitan6 Der
i9leinigen InsfleiDrng Der @nltadiiden
&obre berltrIadt gSen1 oieIe 9fDbre
1i6 eut5iitbet, bobt SIR eirer rumpeln@
Dem Son ooer ltt1bollfommenes @e6Dr;
lttlb fpet1n fie gang gef6Ioifen tit, erfol9t
Saubbeit, ltno ipenn Die @tt5iirlonng
ili9t ee6oben nnb bieie 9f06re tpieber in
i6re1 ge10rigen 3u1tnnb beriebt tperben
fatln, ipirb bos @ebor fir INNER serltDrt
tperDen; nenn SGlle utter Sebn 1ino our6
&ntarrb berlrIndt, tpeld]er ridts oIs
Elm ert5iinoeter 3uftano Ser i6leitnieen
0berfldcbe ift.
8ir nol(en eir6unoert 9ollars fir ies
ben, bltr6 &atarrb beruria6ten SOL bon
Saubbeit gebett, BEN mir ni6t bltr9 ~tns
rebmen bon .6au's &atarr6s &ur" beilen
fonnen 2aBt @ud nntionit 3irfulare
fon11nen
S. 5. Gbenep G. g., gplebp, 3.
8erfauft bon alien Ipotbefern, 75e
3all's Sartilien<Billen iitlb Die beiter
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-11-21
Wnd1 WrntunshiIe

Ser 3us Der Suniet gtctoria 9ibiiton, abs
fabrt 7O5 morgens, mabt in @laeebo gerbins
oune nit Der @ulf Goaft 2iue fit Corpus
gbrifti, 9tnftnft bort 4.55 naDmittaas, anfunft
in grotunsnine 9.25 abenos.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-11-21
Cine idltuers sdlnlb.

sd babe cine S6uIo Der 0anf-
Bartlett gu tilgen, 0ie i9 ME abtragen
fanrL i6reibt q. @. glarf bon @eIt.
fielo, Soma, ufiir meme 9fettung bonn
So0e 0ur6 Or. Sings gteue gnt.
oedttng. geioe 2ungen tparen onge.
eriffel. 0od Dem @ebrouf Der eriten
5laide borte Der trodene &uften ol1f,
5tpei an0ere 5lai6en mo6ten cine
fonplette Sur" l1niibertroffen fir
oIle SaIs- uno 2ungenlei6en. 60
rantiert. 80 Cts. uno 81. 93robe-
flalhe frei. gu baben bel 9fooIpb
9reiB uno 81. Gohn & 60.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-11-21
9as ett5ige ,,Sefte".
San 9lntonier erfennen am, mas
anSnerfennem tit.

8emobner bon San 9lntonio, oie
on fronfen geieren uno i9pu6ent
&iden leioeit, perlongen nod einen1
9deren=Wittel, o11f bas 1te 1id) ber=
laiien fonnet. 9os bette iirto 9oau's
Sderen=8iQem, eine Maeoi5itt, bie MIR
fir Die Nieren beltinlntt iit, aus rei=
nen @nr3eln ltr0 &rGutern fabrt=
5iert nno Die ei1l5ige, oie &eIultate
nno 3eugniiie anftpeiien fam. &ier
tit oas 3eltgnis zines San &rtonierS:
&. s. 81 i6 a aro on 917 gtoro-
Weesqnite StroBe, Son alltonio, Ser,
iagt:: p9o6Oem i'd furae 3eit 9oons
@ieren-Giaen gebrau9t babe, fann
ib MIR 2obensmertes BON ibnen ia
gen. Sd litt felt Idngerer 3eit on
ben Rieren, peruutli6 infoIge bon
lleberonitrengune. Sd batte oie
Sdmer8ert Die getpobnli9 Elm Ser
artiges 2eioen begleiten nno gu 3ei=
ten paren oiefelben 10 itorf, ooB i6
founn geben fortllte. Sd litt ebenfaas
piel on &opfipeb. 9luf BEN Sat Ell
nes 5reunoes peri6affte i9 mir cine
S9a6tel bon 9oan's gfieren=8iaen
i'm 8eror 9rug Store lttto oieIelber
boben 8un0er on mir perri6tet. Die
@ftion Ser Nieren Die 5u fret un0
ungebunoen iDuroe, iprroe bollfont=
men regelmaBig nno i6 leioe peniger
bon &iifeni6ner5en 1tno &opflpeb,
iuie ienals borber Sd bin 9oan8
geieren=Giaen biel 9anf l6ul0ig rrno
ernpfeble iie bierntit."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-11-21
Seras,

Or. 8. Wf. @oribont, Der GU
perintenoent oes Staats= =sSSrrenbauies
gu auitilr, bat ieinen Sabresberi9t
eineerei6t. 0ono9 befanoen ii6 am
81. Iugult oieies Sabres 1853
&ronfe in ser 9lnitalt, 1O5 iinb tpGb=
reno Oes ssSabres geItorben, 214 mur-
oen neu oltfgenomrnen un0 80 MUIR
ben entlaIIen. Die SooeSrate betrug
7.17 8ro5ent u11o NOR ettpos GROCER
als i'm Sabr borber. l1eber Die 8eri-
geri=@pioefnie Der 9lnftalt Iagt Der
8eriht, oaB Ole l1ria6e Ser &ronf=
belt nod nidt feitgeiteGt lei oaB ober
i6on felt Sa6ren ein5elne Sdae nor=
gefonumen ieien, oaB Die &ranfbeit
aber crit in Oieiem Sabr einen epioe=
mii6en Gborafter angenontnlen babe.
Sm @an5en ieien lngefabr 200 Sdlle
porgefommen un0 BON oieien 1eietl
5ipar5ig totli6 nerloufen. &einer Ser
Ingeitellten babe aud nur oas ge=
ringite 9ln5eiheu elmer grfranfllng
ge8eigt. SsSn 8e5ug ouf Dos 8aiteur-
SSnftitut, Dem Or. @arlboin ebenfo1s
poritebt, iogt Der 8eribt, baB ndb-
reno oes Sobres $40 Berioner beboit=
oelt ieien uno oaB bel feiren1 eir5i-
gen Gatienten oie Soltput gum Nus
bru6 gefonnnen lei. glae paren bon
toaen ooer onl6eineno toaen Sieren
gebHieL Die nleiiteu BON ibnen
240 bon @un0en.
Der Bro5eB, oen ole 6onltort
Sire ano Morine SSSttirrance Cont
PAM eegen 5rau MarD s. Spoi1l
Die @itipe oes ietner5eit bodgea6teten
friiberen 8raii0erten Der genaittlteil
@eieaidaft, @. S. StpoirL fiibrte,
lit gegen tie enti6ieoen mproen. gs
balioelte ft6 bel oieIen1 Tro8eB Inn
Bombs Der Staot gluItin, pelhe Ser
peritnrbe1e Gol. Smain Der genanrl-
ten 8erfiderllngs= =@eieaihaft perfauft
batte uito Die bon oieier Der 5ioelitp
ono 0epoiit @onpa1p of MarDlano
als Siberbeit uno Sinterlage iiber-
geben iparen. 0ie Bombs erfpieien
iib ipdter als gefdli6t ltnb syrau
Smain lit iebt perurteilt moroen
Der Berfi6erutgs-@ -@eleai1aft $685.
347.50 81 be5ablen lp6breno 5ugleid
tie uno Die @eieaiboft perurteilt iino,
Die SruItgeIeaiGaft in Morplai1o
ihoblos 5u balten.
aSnfolee 9ur6brennens Tires
@eipartns ipuroen in Dallas 50. $.
@aiton jun, Sobn oes befonnten
8anfiers Sobn @aiton, nno ieine
6ruu i6Der perlebt
sSn 8ouno Sop itarb na1l 1lpe-
rem 2eioen Otto @elnefe, elmer ser
6efannteiten 8iirger iener Sta0t.
Die @roB-2oge Ser yGnigbts
ano Babies Of &onor~, Die ioebeu
ibre Sibrng in @aco abgebaIten bat,
bat folgenoe 8eante eripGblt: Srau
Morp S. Cole, Dallas, @rano 8ro.
tector; Soc 81. Mc&innep, 8dn gl-
ItDne, @rano-8ice-B Brotector; S. Burg.
beim, 9oufton, @rano-secretorD
Gam Sdmar5. Sennpiteab, @rano-
9reaiurer ;;5rou 8. q. Sarriion.
8reenpiae, @ran0 Chaplain 6rau
s. 6. Ruib, 9enton @rano- -@nioe;
5rau 6. Steinfelot, st. @ortb, @ranf
Guardian; 8. &nigbt, @1lie, @runf
Sentinel; s. S. 8oBbarbt, San an-
tonic; 9. s. McGuloA, 8uoo unf
5rmt 6. Glitter, 8erorfan1, @ranf
Sru1tees.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-11-21
Nppenbieitis

lit neiitens Die SoGge oerfebrter 8e-
banolung Der @ingetpeioe our6 5u
itarfe 9l6fiibrne6i5inen. lin oae
@efabr gu bermeioen, eebral16t MIR
Or. Sings geeue 2ebenspilGen, oieIe
ii6eren 9feiniger lmo &r6ftieer. 60
rontiert, aopipeb, @iaioiitGt, Nea-
loria uno @eIbir6t 5u beilen. gu
baben bel 9lOoIpb 9reiB uno &. Gobn
& 60. % Gents.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-11-21
~. 6. & =. 8abm.

Sad gaco, Sort @ort6. 9alIns. annfas 9th,
ct. 2ouis unb @1icago, tdeIiG (@unfet
0epoII S.UU uoeHo2
2ofaI8ue bia 9mitbbiIe =. 7.3o bcrmitta9s
gtIamo Special mad Sutiibbine, 5ouiton, GaIs
beiton 1O.25 1oeno5
Infnnft.
Son gbicago. ct. 2ouis. aonfas gitb. 9auas,
Sort Bort9 uno 2saco, tdeIt9 (Sunfet
9epoD ..... ..... 7.30 ulorgens
2oiaI8ue bta Gntitbbiue ...... 9.05 abenbs
slIamo Special bon Gmitbbiue, Souiton, @aIs
neiton 6.25 ntoraens
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-11-21

eine ongemeine 9tnlneitie erlalien. @r
bat oies bo6it mabri6eirlid getan
Inn Der 8elt 8lt 5eigen oaB er es
nit ieinen 5rieoensbeitrebungen ern1t
neint
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-11-21
gomtberm 0acific 8abm.
Wbfa n RI

MbfaDrt.
9fad1 STEM SrIeans Soufton unb @albeiton,
tdeIic6 11.40 ntittaes
uno .. -. 11.3O abenos
9fac6 eagle Sab, 81 gafo, galifornien uno
Wiegifo ~. 500 borntittass Ii. 6.5e a6enos
@ntnmlt
Son Stem Orleans, Souiton uno @aIbeiton,
fd9ti9 7.35 morgers
uno 600 tta1mttta9s
Son 81 8afo, Californian uno Diegtfo -. !.
lilo sortnittags
uno 500 abenos
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-11-21

Gum gerfauf BEL oaen 9dnolern,
Greis so Gents. Soiter-@eilburn 60,
Seem gorf, aaeinige @een-
ten fir Die Seer. Staoter.
@rinnert @u6 bes geamens =
9Oan's = ltrto nebn1t feline anoeren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-11-21
3. & g. VI. Sabm.

@bfabrt.
9aa6 alien 9toro>GegassB sBunften
....4 l16r lt1lo $50 hpr1nittags
Ssad5 Ct 2ouis, Wsempbis uto beu Often
...... 1926 u6r na9mittaqs
@a1 @setifo -. 1920 llbr borutttta9s
4nfnnft.
Son ct. 9ouiS urlb EN- Often $50 moreens
Son Iofnlen Eunften .7.20 aberos.
Son ct. 2ouis H. Dem Often, $50 n1org
8on 2are0o ltn6 Wegifo LOB na9nl
Bon ct. 2olis, &a11ias, @itb 1890 abbs.
ct. sonis g. gan Sranttaso Sasn.
Mbfnbrt.
9sa1 Sort Smith, @prinefieIb, Ct 2oui5, aans
ias @ttb, gbicaeo IS. & g. 81. 9epot)
.. $50 abenos
Mntnnft.
Son ct. sonts. 9anias Gitb, Baris, gbicago
1910 norgens
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-11-21
8ictoria 9ibiifon. O. s. G. 8. VI
(0uli S6ore.)

gaa6 guero, @ictoria, Sort 2abaca. CORPUS
@briiti, gropnsbine, otto @ranoe, gitb.
@oIiab, geebiue, gsbarton gaIaeios unb
Souiton .. 700 ulorgens
anfnnft $50 abenos
Ser Sam Souiton1 na6 guero, 8tetoria.
gSbnrtun uno Soufton:
abfabrt 7.55 nbenbs
@nfanft 100 moreens
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-08-31
An Opportunity.

Mrs. Shoblaske has provided an OPP
profanity for Crystal Falls women that
they should appreciate. She has been
in the markets and selected stock of
the finest millinery that she could find.
all of il being strictly mp 30 date in
style and quality.
She has also engaged trimmer. a
Miss Phillips, direct from the whole
sale house. The lady has had long
experience in millinery work and is an
artist in her line
Mrs. Shoblaske figures that Crystal
Falls buyer are entitled 70 the best that
their money can buy and is preparing
TO give them value she hopes that
the lady friends will appreciate her
effort and give her their trade
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-08-31
Made Executors

The Northern Trust company Of
Chicago has been made executor Of
the estate Of L. Stegmiller and is look
ing up the property interests of the
estate in this county.
A request has been made upon the
register of deeds for a copy of all of
the leases which mining companies
hold upon the property of the estate in
this county.
The estate is interested in the La
mont and Fairbanks lease in this dis
trict and in several leases in the STAN
bangh district
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-08-31


New stock Of furs just received ct
The Fair.
Mr.. Frank Haven Of Detroit is .
guest at the home Of Mr. and Mrs
Thomas Bosanko.
Will Jacka Is employed as cashier at
the Milwaukee railroad station.
A baby boy was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Ole Oss during the week.
MRS. Joseph Martin is visiting
friends at EscanAba this week.
Fred Hunt left Wednesday for visit
with friends at Milwaukee.
A fine. new flag pole has been raised
at the Dunn mine school
Get your Teddy Bears at The Fair.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-08-31
perso,lals

A postmaster In neighboring town
has posted the following notice in his
Office No letters will be delivered I'M
til received. II you don't get letter
or a paper on the day you expect It,.
have the postmaster look through all
the boxes and in the cellar also. Ii
ought TO be there somewhere and he
looks for 1t just 10 please you. IL your
friends don't write curse the post
master. He is 70 blame. II he tells
you there is no mail for you, put on an
aggrieved expression and say there
ought to be. He is probably hiding
your mail for the pleasure OF having
you call for it two or three times a
day.
Attorney Martin McDonough, who
enjoyed postgraduate visit here at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel
O'Hara. on Gilbert street, since his
graduation from the Washington and
Lee Law School left during the week
for Iron River Mich. here he has de-
cided 10 locate. Mr.. McDonough is a
young man Of splendid talents and the
future for him in his chosen profession
is bright with promises for success.
For a period Of years he was associated
with Attorney Flanagan, the noted
lawyer of Norway -Marinette Eagle.
Jimmie" Block the Milwaukee boy
who played with Crystal Falls two
years ago in game against the Lake
Linden team is now catching for the
Washington american League team and
making good, not alone with the glove
and init but with the willow. jim
mic made hit in Crystal Falls and
his career Is being watched by his
many friends here His picture APP
peared in the Detroit papers last Mon
day and he looked just as ne did when
he made home run on three strikes
and won the game for Crystal Falls.
Supt. A. +. Buzzo came 90 Crystal
Falls last Monday evening from Ish
peming on business Mr.. Buzzo has
seen great deal of the world since he
left Crystal Falls five years ago. He
has been at contract work all over the
nation. His last job was at Chicago
where he drove big ten.foot tunnel
under the city. He was one and one.
half years finishing the work.
Ester Richards was badly bitten by
big dog belonging 10 VIM. Harvey
last Saturday evening. The child was
playing with the dog and placed her
arm around his neck. She probably
squeezed him as he suddenly turned
his head and snapped her sinking one
tooth into her cheeck just below the
eye and another one under the jaw
bone
Henry Schwellenbach, now salesman
and representative OF the Leisen a.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-08-31

Henes.Co has resigned his position
with that company and after September
] first will be with the Carpenter Cook
Co He will have charge of the ter
ritory between Menominee and Iron
Mountain.
Mrs T.. ID. Rowley has been selected
TO represent the National Protective
Legion at.the convention OF the order
which is to-be held at Buffalo. She
will take advantage Of the rates and
closeness Of the two events 10 visit
Saratoga and attend the g. A. r.. re-
union while away.
Miss Martha Bougie returned TO ner
home at Marinette last Tuesday even
ing after spending the summer here
with her brother in-law, John Tufts.
She was employed AS book keeper at
the Tufts store and the position made
vacant by her resignation has not been
filled yet
Capt. J. $. Buddle came down from
Negaunee 10 attend the Masonic doings
last Tuesday and visit his daughter,
Mrs. Russell Ball. Mr. Buddle has
charge of the Empire mine at Negaunec
and is making record for himself
there.
The new laundry quarters are ready
and occupied by Yep Jay who feels as
proud as peacock OF his new sur
oundings He put in new ironing
machine the past week, the old one
having been rendered useless by the
FIRE
Grand Lecturer Gilbert of the ma
sonic grand lodge came 10 Crystal Falls
last Sunday and spent couple of DAYS
with members Of the fraternity here.
Mr.. Gilbert comes from Bay City and
is a very pleasant gentlman to meet
Fred II. Miller has been at STAN.
baugh most of the week opening up a
new set of books for the Brule Mining
company, an Oglebay Norton corpora
tion which is opening mp some ore pro-
perties in the Stambaugh valley.
DIR. bookings came within one point
Of winning the distinction Of being the
best clay pigeon shooter on the range
At the Florence met last week His
score was 43 while that Of the winner.
Edward A. Thieman was a.
Mr.. T. J Berktold OF Houghton and
Mr. aud Mrs. Theo. Kern and daughter
of Milwaukee are in the city the guests
of j. b. Schwartz. Mrs. Berktold and
Mrs Kern are sisters and nieces Of
Mr. Schwartz
Mrs A. A. Lust6eld is still very
sick woman and while her recovery is
confidently expected and looked for,
her condition Is such that any slight
change for the worse may nave serious
results
b. G, Waters il expected here from
Chicago tomorrow to spend week
visiting friends Mr.. Waters will at
tend the annual meeting Of the Mar
quette Piano company while here.
The Beaumont house. the well known
hostelry Of Green Bay was damaged to
the extent of $50, 900 by fire and one
life lost Wednesday night The ninety
eight guests escaped unnamed.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-08-31
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Hel'ess lso'esss'o" and o'o'"@eh '''u'''s
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-15
WILL REOPEN FAIR IT.
rxp1s'IIon 0Ira'Ors Vote IN Favor
But Want 100000 Raised.
WEED THE monty CURING WIAT r
Report Of Special Committee States
That Railroads Are Divided on the
Question, But Nothing 10 said About
the states Participating.
fDy AaaocIatod pres.s.

JAMESTOWN EXPOSITION. VA.
Nov. l+-By unanimously adopting
the report OF special committee ap.
pointed to investigate the feasibility
of reopening the Exposition next year,
the directors OF the jamestown Ter
Centennial Company went on record
tonight in favor OF running the fair
next summer. provided 100000 can
he raised by popular subscription in
Underwater Virginia to carry over the
winter for exploitation and to pro
vide operating expenses.
According to the report OF the
committee all OF the concessionaries
and 80 per cent. OF the exhibitors IA
vor the movement and there ara no
serious legal obstacles in the wav.
II outlines that the government has
so much at stake at the present time
that it will very likely retain its OK,
hibit and provide funds for its main
tenancf. The report gives tn rail
roads as being divided on the subject
and makes no mention of the par.
|ticination of states.
No date for the meeting OF stock
holders to pass upon the action of
the directors has been set
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-15
PROMINENT CAPE CHARLES
MAN KILLS A NEGRO
William J. Nottingham to Face Grand
Jury for Killing Sidney cottrel
During Row.
(By Associated Press)

CAPE CHARLES, VA. Nov IA.
Sidney Cottrell negro who attempt.
ed to attack William j. Nottingham.
a prominent citizen OF northampton
county, WAS struck by the latter with
an axe yesterday and died before me.
deal aid could reach him.
Mr.. Nottingham Went to the negrog
house TO get him to do some worl;
for him. After some words the negro
started iowa Mr.. Nottingham. and,
thinking that CottereIl was armed.
Mr. Nottingham struck him with an
axe.
MIR. Nottingham ia being held for
the grand Jury. the inquest having
been held last evening. He claims
that the killing was In self defense
and entirely unprecedented.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-15
MILITIA CALLED OUT
TO PROTECT WITNESSES
Are Same Italians Who Narrowly Es-
capped Lynchirg at HahrviIle.
La, Several Months Ago.
(By Associated Press)

HAHNVILLE, LA, Nov li-To
protect three convicted murderers OF
Walter Lamar, who are coming hero
IS witnesses. company OF state mi
litia was brought to Hahnville today.
The witnesses are the Italians, Gendu.
ga Campisc.ano and his wife. who
narrowly escaped lynching hear early
last summer when jury recommend
ed them Tor mercy in the Lamar kid.
mapping case. They are to be used
by the state In an effort to convict
Leonardo and Nicoliua Gehbia, oil tho
same crime. Taking of testimony be.
gan today and witnesses testified
that Lenoardo Gehbia had made re-
marks to them which apparently indi.
Gated that ne knew of the plot 70 OBJ
tain ransom for the stolen boy.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-15
HHL-HARRTM an COMBINE
OF VAST MAGNITUDE
Three Billions in Property Values In
volved in Alleged Gigantic Con.
spirae" to Control Lumber.
Az Ase0oInted prcss.l


WASHINGTON. %. tC!, Nov. IL
Tho charges witch have .hesn pre.
scented To tho Intif4inta Commerce
Commission by Jne lumber manufac.
tnrerS Of the Northwest marks the
opening of what is by far the great.
EST ard most imno,tnnt case vet
started under tho new railroad rate
law. The greatest trust ever Dream
'zed in America Sc s,id 10 evist-a
trust with Moor three billions vain.
alton. rerresentinr the nm ana uar.
i'nran railroads. and itself cnmnosad
ri two nesoo'nte1 trusts ths M, eve
ZEN individually. and the Hartman
system.
T. Is choreed That through Tho trans.
cohth7Hntal fre'Tht bureau. with head.
onarers 81 CHICAGO ~ some other
no'nt the Hill and Hartman svs
ems make and enforce the same
t-eight ra'es. fb'rov'ng connection.
This &c declared TO be nj pursuance OF
e conspiracv TO destroy cnmneiiiion
and III the case Of tho lnmbar traHjc
to divert all thu nrof,a OF tho bns
tne's 10 the Golfers, of the railroads
Already this matter has heen Ia
Ken INTO the Crl,ris. an Injunction
having been secured against tho en-
iorcement of certain new schedules
of lumber rates which Involved larre
increases. II is said the petitioners
VIII attempt to nrevent the new
rates from becoming effective by
court processes until they can secur;
from the Interstate Commerce. Com
mission ruling on It's contention TIM
they are unreasonable.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-15
NEWPORT NEWS VA. FRIDAY, N0vENBNN Is, 1907.
THERE IS A Lazy FOR The
IN GOD we TRUST MOTTO
Statue Providing That It Can De
Placed on United States Gold.
Coins.
(py Aeoclatod pressl

CHICAGO. Nov. Chicago invns.
tieniors found today what seemed to
them ample legal warrant for the
placing OF the words In God Wc
Trust" on the new $40 gold pieces !.
The law relating TO tho appearance of
the motto on coins may be found In
Sectica i. Chapter c. Laws OF the
United States. relating to coinage"
II 'cads:
And be 1t further enacted. That
In addition to the devices and legends
upon gid. silver and other coins OF
the United states. 1t shall be lawful
for the director of the mint. with tho
approval OF tho Secretary of the Treas
ury. TO cause the motto In God We
Trust TO be placed on such coins
hereafter to DO Issued as shall cdmlt
OF such legend thereon"
This act WAS approved March 2.
1860, and efforts To. find any record of
its repeal or amendment were unsuc.
cessfnl. Chicago lawyers seemed puz.
lied 10 reconcile tthis act with the
statement of President Roosevelt, that
he could find no legal warrant for tho
use Of the motto.
The law for use of the motto is 70.
affirmed In Chapter i3l. OF the coin
nge laws. n revision of the preyions
laws. approved February 10 1879
Tie revised statutes of June. 1874 In
enumeraiing notices for coins. do
not mcnlioa "In God We Trust" nor
do they specifically, repeal the former
law.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-15
BRYAN SAYS HE WILL TAKE
PRESIDENT IAL NOMINATION

/.
10 mako nus candidacy dependent up
On me outlook. While Democrats
nave reason TO be encouraged by the
",n,y,, ~ no,',,o,. "'.' p,"eip'es naNc
ut, - pyi'"'"'a.S "nu 'nc Demo
49,, III, pUr'' - ~ no" p'aiscu ny
- Mno ucnounceu .nein lew
$500" 49, 80, ""H VIM. iui.her ehcour,
- ~ % " W uo,iNed from tne Hact
~, w D.",oO'Itc party ~ mora
49,. .'ian :. nus pe'ii ior many years.
IL '''r ~, >vpuoiic.n N','y more III
- ~. Wy "etion Oh the Demo-
on, ~, p'' - otuion ue lli'ue aepend-
''oHree's u success
mus' MAKE BEST OF Situation.
The prospects now seem excellent.
bu, Democratic national convention
WIN be held. Il platform adopted and
candidates nominatct( whether the
prospects are bright or gloomy. and
the party must make the best OF the
! fight it can whether ii enters the
uehcc. democrats believe that Demo.