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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-04-02
e'essu ben stilp9Orsenut.

Sen mfpbolgenub tpdbrsn6 Der
Mrbeit unb bic @ei68ftigung bon Nr<
beitern. bic ni9t nouis nii1teru iinb,
b~efdmpfen bic Observation-Disclosures
Inn 9eutiIen Wei6, unb 5tuar In Der
@bft9t. Der lnfaneefabr ertsesenSu>
tpirfer. - 60 bat 8. o. bic 8er1ifss
genofienf1aft Der 1smifHen SnSuitrie
fir beitimmte 3tpeise bic @ori6rift
eetroffen: ,gs iinb mn niihterne unb
aunerldiiige 2eute 5i bai9dftigen. Sn
Der Sabrit 1T Der @enuB ssiitiser @es
trdnfe. auber Bier unb Sbftpeiu, bers
boten, Bel Der @rbeit ai6 Der @eniB
Der IeSteren." Sic SiibneifIihe
gaueetpertsberufssen bers
bietet fir Grbeiter tpie fir Grbeits
nebmer ben Genub geiItiaer @etrGnte
duf Der 8dris ober Qrbeifsitsle tpdbs
rsnb Der ar6eit, e6snfo ben San6sI
nit Bier unb bsreI. baielbft, foipie m
ben linterfunftsrGumsn. Guf ben
Irbeitsitdtten 1T gutes Erinfpai1er
bereit gu baften. Gebnli1 Die SG4iis
Idle berufseenoHsnf1af
9ie 9eutIbe Observation-Disclosures
ienidaft fiist ibrem gerbot bes @es
uuifes affobolil6er @etrGnte tpGbrenb
Der Irbeit bin5u: .9ur6 Mfobolses
nub eineetretene Werminberuna Der
eeiitieen Sdbisfeiten zines Mrbeiters
ma6t benielben fin Die Sauer bieies
3uitanbes unseeienet, on Waf6inen
unb in 8etrieben, in tpelhsn NfaIbis
men ii6 befinben, bei66ftiet an ners
ben." Gu6 Die lanbpirtbi6aftIi9en
Observation-Disclosures fpenben in que
nebmenpem MaBe benz genannten
9unfte lire Nufmerfiamfeit gu. 60
perbistet 8. 9. Die Observation-Disclosures
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fit Die probin3
Saffen. iebenio Die @otbaiI6e lanoe
'nnb foritpirtbidaftlite @~errfsgenoIs
ieniHaft Die Yornabme bon 8etriebss
ar6eiten bel ni6t bDuiger NiiGterns
belt. - auf bieie'gSeiie eefibrt, tpirS
Der &anpf eeeen ben WiSbraud eeis
tiger @etrdnfe grfolg baben; ni6t
aber tpie i'm Die Sempefen5lsr unieres
2anpes fiibren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-04-02

augeben. Sic bisIen @iberiprii6e
tn feiner 2e6re, betpeifen bab er ntdt
MIR Srrtbiimer lebrte, ionbern AUDI
baB er nt6t aufri9tis mar. gs lit
beinabe ualslaubIid gu boren, tpie 2ls
tier, tpel6er ben gbeifanb ale iun9er
Rriefter 70 f9Sn erfldrt bate, I'M
Sabre 1910, bic fplsenben @orte
ftrieb: ,61aiet, i1 fpeib es in aus
meiner eisren Grfabrnns. ais iA nod
I'M 8apittbum. iei es a4s W0nd, fei
es als Singing, Dor snteinem @intritt
in ben Orben; mar, bab na1 ba<
r1aIiser p6ptli6er 2ebre unb &uffafs
iung Der gbeitdnb aIs elm iiinbbdfter,
berbamn1ter sStano sesolteu bat Sm
Sabre 1929 iaste 3utber tpieberbolt:
Scr papft unb Die &npifteu ber>
bammten tpeber Speife nod CHE, fcns
bern fie berboten fel6e II Ser
Bapit iagt ni6t, bab g6e bofe ober
Giinbe rfet." 4nno 1889 unb 1910.
fdrieb er: .papit Seufel unb feline
Stride lit benz gbsitunb fetnb. 9ts
Yapiten baben ben Gheitanb ais bon
Gott herbammt, berboten. Sie berT
peiteten gapilten lub SGlrstifer babsr
aus qIeu @orten nnb Sanblungen
Der g6elsutesS boiiinben senna9t. limb
ib ielbft, 3D. Ids nod M5rH mar, hattie
bieiel6e MnIi1t, bab Der gbeitanb elm
berbammterS fsi." AN
90 ertldrt 8ufber balb, baB Die
Stride ben gbeitanS ntdt berbammt.
balb, uno NIT bemielben gifer.. baB
iis i'm berDdmntt. SoI6e ld6erlf8e
@iberiprii9e ftnbet man a%uentbalben
in ben Berfen bes groben 9 7.
R artin 2ntber's. 2
SIZE tritif9e GnaIbfe fsiner @erfe
bur4 Slater 3enifle benefit, bab 9iis
tier tpeoer alfriftig nod pabr, baB
er fem 9riitltber &~efornldtor, ions
bern Elm 5~tpeiter Mabpmet mar. GIen
Gbriiten fpirb taatiirli6 bieies aetrsue
Bib 3utbef's, unb ieiner 9ebre iiber
bic CHE, 5utpiber iein, absr 3einer
brart9t besbalb BEN Wutb ou berlies
rem. 60 Biele berliareu beutsutage
allen 8Idlben. iobaIb ife setpdbr tpers
ben, bab 1nt6er. ibr Gnfiibrer. EN-
falf6er Propbet tpar. Oies 1T dber
elm GROCER SebIer. 2abt tie an 9iis
tier, benz fromnnen prieiter. 1tnb feii
rer tatboltI4en 9e6re auriidfsbren.
nnb iie tperbsn 1ottes Bsis6en unb
GIidislisfeit ftnben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-04-02
Die arbstt als &eiimittel.

Sic geiddfsguue @srbsns nnS
@eiftesfranfsr 1T omar i9on LANCE
als elm dlBerit tpertbboIles tberapeus
Tides Weittel erfdnnt tporben, iebo1
erit in neuerer Ssit gu auseie6issr
M~ntpenonng gelanet. ISopo6l in
SrrennnitaIten, dls di1 IN Aerbens
anftalten iu9t man sesenfpdrtis fir
Die &ranfen cine gauge Heibe niiss
li6er Hno unterbaltenoer @ei1dftts
eungen gu eriinneu, Die in ben Ners
bendnitalten ben 3ped baben, bic
8ieoereetpinnune Der Irbettsfdbigfeit
an foroern. IN ben Srranitalten bins
eesen me6r oasu ba finb, Die Tas-
tienten bon ibrsn franfen Regungen
ab5ulenfen unb auf 0eiit unb &orper
tpobltbdttg einsutpirfen. Susrit bat
man &rante I'M lanbptrtbi6aftlihen
8etrieb gu bertpenoen seiu9t. bod iebt
geborsn audi tets 5ablrei4e Werf<
ftdtten 81 siuer neutrality-suspicious.
Initalt. Sn Der mSeiterrei6ii6en
k9funbiGa1i" beridtet Or. Starlinger
lber bic auberorbentli3 giinitieeu @rs
foIse. Die in Der ibm unteritebenben
MISREPRESENTATION Gnitalt Wauer.
Settling nit Der. 8ei1dftigungstbes
rapie er5ieIt tporbsn iinb. Su bsr
.genannten InitaIt hsi1dftigen ii9 81
bonn 9unbert aner &ranten. 9ie
meiiten Irbeiter iteusn Die an angss
6oranem S1tpa6finn, an erporbeusm
ooer dngeborenem Blobitnn uno on
primdrsr 8erritdtbeit 0eibenben; basu
tommen mod sinige g~pileptifer unb
G~lfobolifer. Gm arbsitsfdbigiten iinb
bie bon @eburt S6padiinnieen unb
bic Mfobolifer. On Spiterie uno
Raralpie Ieibenbe Ssrionen betbeilts
gen ii9 mir iebr nenig an ben @rs
beitsn. lteber ben gntbeiI Der bets
ben @ef6ledter ldbt ii9 iasen. bab
tie biefer 8ebaneIurg in gleidsr Snbl
5usdugLi6 iinb. Dtit Silfe bsr Srans
Ten tpiro in RauersS ebline stn eros
Der Msierbof unb etn .Gnitaltssut be-
tpirt4ihaftet, allies Semitic assogen,
Der grobe Bart eeseinist, afidbrIiG
10000 Weter, 0entnsr 2p6le hers
fro1tet, 400 &ubitmstsr 4ott ssrfIsis
merit utb fcrtpsf9afft. TuSu fonrnaen
nod bic .ssspsrbli6en Nrbeiten m ben
Werfitdtten. Meuerbtnes hirb in bar
MnitaIt aud ,sine 3situue 6esanssss
esbsn, bic ausf1ffaAliB bon arunfsn
gefeet uxb eebpudt Msb osur S9sil
aud bon iRnen bsrfabt IT. Ns Gss
beitstbsrap6ie Bat boou bsiestsasen.
unter ben Grantsn Gtu1s unA 8ufrie.
oenbeit 81 berbrsitsrt gang abeeie6sn
babon, baB tie bur4 Ersn ersisbltfen
Wertb bos l1nterbrineen bsx 4arnnlsn
in 0amifisn srIsiHtsrt bat. Cine
GnsobI iuge~bli9sr 51spadfinnigsr
fonnte auf UTxnb three &snwtnife unb
Gsrtistsitsn sseen Soft unb Wo8uuns,,
sinige fogar gesen eeringsn 0o6n
baussnb untergebra1t tperben; friibsr
tpdren He ~unfeblbar Der Staatstafie
sur 0aft gefalIsn. ute slnitis Die
geibdftiguus nuf bas f6rperliGe
@obfbefinben Der Eatienten tpirft, ere
Siebt man bdrmis, bab bic 8aN Der
grirantunesn unb 9pbesfale ON
TubertlIoie bon Sabx gu Sabr. abb
nin1u,t. .
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-04-02
Wenm mans tam.

.Wapoleou" Sarriman seist inns.
hab es eigentli9 gar ni9t 10 1dfuer
lit, elm Giienbabnsaaii 5u perben.
Wean nimmt bas @elb elmer giiens
babn, bas ginsm ni6t sebSrt. unb
fauft bamit bic opsite; nimmt Damn
bas 8apital Der 5tpeiten, bas ginem
au6 niht gebort. unb, fanft ramit Die
brittle; unb penn man oas 4eies uno
bas &edt Der Gnberen LANCE geniig
uub uneeitraft senIg nit SiiBen tritt,
nirb man Der Serr unb @ebieter uno
Nnppleon oes gan8en S6ieusnrsi6eS.
SIM senobnliden 2sbsn nennt man 10
ettpas 8erbre6en. Su Der ,Sinanss
politif Der Snfurances Grobeu unS Der
Giisnbabnma8natsa -
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-04-02
WuHt ais 8s6emsrettss.

Ser srobe fpantGe Tenoriit wsario
tplirbe 0ur1 1etne tpunberbare Stimme
sinutnl bonn Yobe aerettet. Ils ct
NIT eit1isem Sreunoen burG Spanien
reiite, fiel er IN bic SdnSe ipiebibis
f6er Sigeuner, bic bas setpobnli6e
9oie9elo nerIangten. Wnrio, benz
ole Sttuation men nnb intereHant err
f6ien, %anttpurtete in einem inlprobis
1ierten @eians, ben er nit 10 bober
g8iirbe bortrug. bab Die 3igenner i'm
einitimmig 5u ibrem Sauptmann err
nannten. Ser Sdneer 9ing piplos
matiI6 barauf elm, beritanb es aber
am ndbiten Sage, nit ieinen Sreuns
ben 5u enttpii6en.
ais Die berii6mte SGnaerin Wdz
bame Grill NIT eiui9en Samen nah
Yaris reiite, itieb ibr elm stsentbiims
li6es Ibenteuer 5u. Iuf elmer tleis
neu 3peieitation itiee elm Damn ms
Coupe. unb balb iprroe es allen Mns
ipeIenben mad ieinem 8enebmen FLAIR,
bab man einen eefdbrIidsn 8abuiius
nigen Dor li6 hattie. Sbtpobl lire
@efGbrtinnen Dor G6red ale ibre
Saiiurs perIoren battert bebielt Ias
bame @riii bod lire bouitdnbi9e 8eiz
iteSflarbeit uno beeanu, nit GROCER
8ube an iineen, Sofort purbe Der
8abniinni9e rlibie, feline ean8e Gufs
merfiamfeit rittete lid alif Die pra1ts
fpoIle Stimme, unb er laui6te aifs
merriam. Bis Der Sus in Die nG6ite
Station einhlbr. no man lid ieiner
beriiherte. @s mar tbutidhli6 elm gu
Worbgeliiiten neiseuoer Srriinnieer,
Der aus Der @nitalt enttpi9en mar.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-04-02
NarS .gtnmsuaer bsr He&tf6stt
Sunsfron.

On bic Wegentport poGt bic Grs
innerltne an hie Belt, IN Der iiber bas
beutI6e WafsrIanb Die tribfen Sage
BEG ltngliids bereinbra1. Sas rtes
fen6afte @etpebe Der @eItgef1ihte
bermag otpar fein Stsrbli1er on ers
griinben. dber benz 9i6ter lit eB por'
bebalten, aus benz uMitberis9baren Gss
mdlbe perfhfebene Geftalten bsrboEs
aubsben. Sies lit in fsifeInbss. ere
greifenber @eife IN benz Merle gee
51eben, bas NIT Der GtHrs . marnrser
beginnenb III Der belisbten Wonatss
i6rift .Die Osutf9e Sa,isfrni enc
idsint. 1912, elm hiftoriider @ordn
alis benfpifbigeft Tagen bon 2ubtpig
8enftab. Snrin it gef6ilSert. pte
WapoIeon nit etnsnt 5ser bon 600.s
900 Mann nod GuBIanb aiifbri9t.
100000 Gelitf1s fino basunter. bic
taft ale benz l~lutersats getpetbt iinb.
Wor Mlem iinb otpsi iunge Oeuti9e,
beren 2ieben Da6sim IN banssr Gorge
I6peben, ms Guee ssfabt. bic an
anebem tbeiInehmsn, 70 bab bic GEE
I6ihtlt1e S6ilbeyung, tpas bic ins
mere Belt beg @emiitbs unb Der Gns
ihalrung betrifft, ni6t trsiilos ben
tbelren 8oben Der Ssimatb nerldBt.
Mm 6dlub seist ii4 bus sause ers
9abene @alten urb Beber Der 4ns
nadt IN benz ferneren 8eihif Der
01Iter. Sas W&ra,Seft Der y9euts
56en Sausfrau~, bas ben srften Ibs
i9nitt bieier gradbluns brinst, birgt
cine Siine bss S~ntereiiautsn, unters
bdltenS tpie b~eIabrsnb. @erlnssfteIIe:
.Sie Seuti9e Sausfrou", Wiltuaifee.
Wis. :
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-04-02
enrs ,.nb gut.

Ser 6eilisen Sbastnt6a Tearescotti
flagte emit cine ebrbare Srau an
giterbo. bur9 bic 2aiter hires 5iiesls
Ioien SobneS tief s~efrdnft. ibren bers
ben Summer. Sba5iutba berbreitets
fif IN teine ~tpeitldufiee Eroitrebe. iie
e%rtpiberte gang fur5. aber 5uberiidts
Ii1: .@er5aee nidt. Sefus tpirb bid
troiten." limb i6on bier Gage na6s
Der sina bieie Worausiase in @rfiIs
lung. Der SineItn9 tpenbete iih bon
feiner tpiiiten 0eiellidaft ab unb bur6
ben muiterbaften @anbel, ben er bon
iest an fiibrte, ipirroe er 1einsr Wa.ts
ter Trot unb Grsnbe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-04-02

Gin Manu, Der I'M Stanoe 1T,
audi nun cine Stunbe ieiner 8eit an
berf6tpenbeu, Bat ben @srtb 6es 2es
benS niGt srtanmt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-04-02
U,an psrtroue BEN q,

Tan bsrtraue BEN Sriibliusss
FIFTEEN ni6t 5u lebr. Gle mSaen
Hbenmatismus er5euser,. bod tpenn
bieies Der Sau isin iolte. gie6t es
ni6ts geiIeres tpie bic antpenbuna bon
ct. Safobs Del, tpeIbes i6uen beilt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-04-02

@ur tper ielbit einen i9tpader
@~brbesriff bat. ptrb let6tfertts NIT
Ssr gbre eines GnbersH ipisIsn. :,
Ser faftii6e 8ertb BON Do~
fem zines Ieni6en beeinat sr5f fmi
Guesmblid, mo er an6srsn uHet3&
tasrh
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-05-20

That too much prosperity is often
the ruin Of individuals is an unfortu.
nate truth. but that too much pros.
perty viii breed business depression
Is not 50 well known. Yet from Chi.
cago, a few days ago. comes the an.
nouncement that the Western Electric
Company has recently dropped 5000
out OF $4,000 men from les pay rolls.
Not hard times, nor the expected ap.
proach Of hard times. but too much
prosperity" was assigned By Pyesi.
dent +. NJ. Barton as the cause Of the
oompany's action "The high prices
for copper, steel and lead metals
which we uso very largely. make con.
struction Of plants 10 which our ap.
paratus IS used very much more OK.
ponsive than az any time for twenty.
Eve years" he said Our customers,
then, have 70 face the probability that
plant put IN AZ the present rate OF
cost could be duplicated within a few
years nt greatly reduced outlay. The
fundamental difficulty. therefore. Is
too much prosperity The American
Telephone and Telegraph Company IL
one o. the largest customers Of the
aboyenamcd corporation and Is re.
fusing 20 make any exteBaioa o. lts
lines In consequences Of the high price
Of materials. As copper. STEEL and
lead are al controlled BY trusts o.
which the copper trust - virtual
monopoly. and the steel and lead
trusts are enormously protected By
the tarin and arc thus free from FOR.
elgn competition. Il b evident that
tariff protection 70 trusts can dispense
business depression IN place u that
prosperity 81 vhich. ne standpatters
claim. Il should be The universal din-
tributer Il must begin % look. eTen
70 our Reputiic1n friendr. uaf TOO
much pfoieciion q trusts * defeatlns
IS own snda
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-05-20
TIE cosr OF TIE PHILIPPINES:

The stand taken by Congressman
Clark in regard 70 the Philippine Is
lands at the late session Of Congress
when he introduced a bill favoring
in effect, the disposal Of the islands
TO the highest bidder" has received
the hearty commentator OF many Of
the leading papers OF the country, and
the popular representative from the
Second District should. and no doubt
does, feel proud that the measure has
received such favorable mention.
Along this lire we take. the following
from The augusta (Ga.) Chronicle
OF May 18th, which win prove inter
esting to our readers;
Hon. Frank Clark, Congressman
from Florida. who IS e student Of the
Philippines and what pertains 70 them,
says the Islands have cost the United
States nearly a billion dollars. II Is
true that this IS not generally ac-
Bnowledged by the Washington gov
eminent, but Mr.. Clark Is IN position
70 know whereof he speaks. The gov.
eminent has not been candid about the
islands and blocks attempted inquiries
at every stage possible. In a speech
az the recent session OF Congress Mr.
Clark gave some idea Of the fearful
responsibility OF the Philippines and
the total inadequate return we we're
deriving from them. According to The
Baltimore sun the conspiracy Of 81
Ieuce at Washington should be
rebuked and the facts made known 70
the public.
"Thc s20.0O0,00O given Spain FOR the
island was but a beginning There
followed years Of war for the suppress
sion Of tho local aspiration Tor indie
pendence. together with a costly par
tieIpahoD IN the Boxer war IN China,
growing out of our presence IN the
PHILIPPINES. TO the direct cost Of
these wars must be added the ex-
penses incident e our attempt 70 GOV.
ern an unwilling people including such
items a. the $500. 900 paid for The
friars lands. ne f2s1.oo0 paid Tor
damages % church. ne tlfp09o which
the 1rst Phiiippine eommission ooqt
ne gfoeoet paid - sr npFoiscaFe
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-05-20
MELON SEASON
WILL OPEN EARLY
Prospects for a Large aud Profit
able Yield This Year.
AcREAaE rs LIZ INCREASED

chamberlln & Barlow VIII Probably
Open the Season BY Early June
shipments Fruit Promises to be-
Unusually Fine and Large.
The watermelon season will open
two weeks earlier than usual this
season, and promises TO be one OF tbe
most profitable in this section for
many years, as many growers have
been added to the list while Others
have increased their acreage.
Chamberlin & Barlow, who are
among the extensive growers OF this
section, report that they will be ship
ping about June 5. The plants are
maturing finely, the fruit is fine, and
they estimate that they will get from
sixty TO seyenty.hve car loads from
their melon farm OF ll5 acres on
Wauburg Lake Inasmuoh as they
will probably be the first shippers,
1t goes without saying that the prices
received for their product will be
highly satisfactory,
There are many other large grow
ers Of melons, all Of whom report
good prospects, and II these indica-
tons turn out we'll the melon grower
this season will be we'll rewarded for
his efforts,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-05-20
3. a. sEcKER,s NARRow EsoApE
Was In Collision With oil Steamer q
Few DAYS AGO.

Was In Collision With oil Steamer q
Few Days Ago.
r. A. Becker, chief officer OF the
steamer Bayoma OF the Ward Line,
plying between New York, Cuba and
Mexico. had thrilling experience
and v narrow escape from death a
few days ago. according TO the Infor.
nation received by letter 70 Mrs.
Becker.
Mr.. Becker states that bis steamer,
in a dense fog, collided with an oil
tank steamer of the coast Of Virginia,
and was so badly damaged that all
men we're put to pumps. and Il re.
quired the most heroic efforts 70 keep
the ship afioat until she reached Now
port News, where sns was locked for
repairs.
Fortunately no one was injured, but
Il was necessary for all 70 work hard
TO keep the steamer anoat.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-05-20
APPROPRIATIONS
SPECIAL ON TUESDAY
Bill Provides for $4,000 for
Education and Buildings.
THE GOOD ROADS BILL
Measure Made Special Order for the
House Wednesday = Considerable
Debate over Sans Printing Bill.
Other Matters Of Interest.

Debate over Sans Printing Bill.
Other Matters Of Interest,
Special to The Sun:
Tallahassee, May 1S.-The college
appropriation bills have been made a
special order for Tuesday morning at
1850, when both the Senate and
House companion bills will be con.
sidered, The bills carry total appro-
priation of $4,000, which includes
$4,000 for the erection of new build
ings for the University The prospects
for the passage Of the measure seem
fairly good.
The good roads bill was set for
special order In the House Wednes.
day.
Action on what Is known as the
Lake City bill appropriating grounds
and $4,000 TO reimburse that city for
money expended on former University
grounds and buildings, was again post
poned, and the report is again cur.
rent of the possibility of a denomi.
national school there, but not with
State aid or supervision
Acrimonious debate in the House
over the Sans printing bill,
There has been much feeling here
over the intlmation Of secret admins.
tration and csuCusesto influence legisla.
ton, and the lie has been passed
frequently.
Rumors of extra session are cur
rent, owing TO the unfinished legisla.
ton before the Legislature.
The Senate and House adjourned
until Monday. The Senate, beginning
win hold night sessions.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-05-20

IfRrom the highest peak east Of the
Rocky mountains, bird's-eye view Of
the South could be had there would
be seen a mighty, resistless. onward
movement OF a people who having
struggled amid the darkness Of the
wilderness, strengthened in body and
mind by the hard but victorious fight,
have at last come in sight Of the
Promised Land. No longer moving
wholly westward as heretofore, the
tide of population would be seen to
be turning Southwark. The hardened
veterans of the Souths struggle for
industrial independence would be seen
drawing heavy reinforcements from
the coming tide. Capital, the greatest
coward on earth, which shunned the
South in the days of its despair, now
joins the procession, and the South,
beggar no longer, invites the worlds
surplus money seeking the most profit
able field on earth for investment
invites it not with the beggar's plea,
but with the right to say that we are
independent we can stand alone, we
have accumulated enough of money
and of experience to insure a great
and steady advance, but so vast is the
field. SO sure are the returns, that for
the good OF the investor, as we'll as
for our good, we bid the world vel
come, that all may share in the utili-
'zation OF these vast resources. Here.
says the South to all mankind, is a
region of which there is no duplicate.
Here is ample room for a hundred
million people to have the best con-
ditions found on earth for the enjoy
ment of life. the building of home,
the development of business and the
creation of wealth.
If the South has done this much
with the discouraging conditions
which it faced 25 years ago, what
may we not expect now that the bust
ness world has come to realize that
no other section of this country or
any other offers equal opportunities
for the investment of capital for the
broadcast development Of manufacture
ing, mining, railroad and agricultural |
interests? And instead of having no
as in the past It is GER
tain that we are TO witness a great
Southwark movement Of population.
Picture the conditions of 1880 and /
the results accomplished since that
time, then study the present situation;
recall the fact that the manifestations
Of today in railroad extension, cot
ton manufacturing and other direc.
tons are merely the fulhllment OF
plans interrupted by the war, but
based upon natural advantages that
war could not destroy, and attempt to
forecast what win be done in South
ern advancement within the next
IS years.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-05-20

foT the past few years the name
hon Frank Adams Of Jasper has
ea mentioned in connection with
g ae1t race for United States Sen.
R He is recognized as one Of
olldas leading men in business as
~ as In the political world. He
oeen a prominent factor IN the
oniding Of his section Of the
and for twelve years has been
aoie representative OF Hamilton
-lV in the State Senate. He has
honored with the presidency OF
distinguished body OF lawmakers,
maze a most excellent officer. He
5000 honest and honorable gentle
pleasing in address. an able de.
ana one Of the best posted men
sA'e matters to be found any
-s'e His friends, and be has them
- ,,@y nook and corner in Florida,
asst that he enter the race for
- states Senator. and they be-
ne can and wll be nominated.
|. 'A receive the solid and enthus.
support Of this Chis home) sec.
n o Florida the very day he an.
and az be IA a GOOD cam.
pleasant anable gentle
% VIII gain strength as
{. 4lpaisn progresses. Although
'a'caey sas b4en mentioned for
I. une be has never, - FAR As
Z. nov decided to enter the race.
ne ume Tor ne next primary
a'ploashiaa a. announcement
~. ~ nay bs expected bssore 3
toile--L1se ons pertck
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-05-20
STATE suRvEYoR-eENERAL.
President Issues Order Retaining His
Services Another Year.

President Issues Order Retaining His
Services Another Year.
The President has issued the fol
owing order continuing the Office of
suryeyor-general of Florida for another
year. It will be remembered that
here was an order abolishing the
Oaice on June of the present year,
md the present order is one recind-
big it. The order follows:
IT is hereby ordered, to enable the
legislature Of the State of Florida
b comply with Section 1921, U. S. Re
vised Statutes, that the abolition Of
he Office of U. S. surveyor-General
b Florida be and the same is hereby
postponed to June 80, 1908.
THEODORE ROOSEVELT.
THE White House, May 4, 1907"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-05-20
FROM JENNINGS LAKE,
County Division Of Farmers Eduos-
tlonal and Cooperative Union.

County Division Of Farmers Eduoa-
tlOnaI and Cooperative Union.
Jennings Lake, May 1s--There was
a meeting here ON the 10th inst for
tho purpose OF organizing a county.
division of the Farmera' Educational
and Cooperative Union, which was
successfully organized by ]. @, smith,
State organizer, and the following Of
floors were elected,
r. A. Gay president w X. Bryant.
vice-presldent; w c. Townsend, sec
retaryi y, y, Love, chaplain; w. q.
Sanders, door.kecperj @, II. Gibson,
conductor: a. II Gibson. n D, Weekss
w. 10. Brown, committeeman; w. n.
Brown, business agent; J. w. Harris,
delegate TO State meeting; n. b. Lane,
county organizer.
The next meeting win be held with
Cherry Sink on August O.