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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-07
Mn sic Iamen.

Sunee Gamen, ips.de n,oserre GhneioerfunF
lem. iuo5in f.a Saiiir al iasnoen. Gle braiiden
Ipr bel Fri. .T. 6ubers. Nr. 500. ReftSura'
tnim, z be, rnr ;tfpreter, ibren Hanen ale
!Rb1lina cintraaen uno ae lernen biz Suntt mud
0nherhem ariinhtidhen llnierribt I'm 3lifd feiben.
Gebr ~IiberaIe geoingnneen. 5rf. VI. Huserf
VT: NV. Nef.snratoga Strabe. t3!b-1
fSnntt0 &
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-07
Gallagher, Der 9anmciItcr.
Salt! Sc9cn Sic!
QcIcn Sic bicie Wumunec!
gu Dev!anien Sdnier int GOO Slo6 ber
Euro.9userue .Strafe.
Fbcu ferttaaeitcQt,
Cine O~elesenheit im GanSen qeben.


Gben tertiaseftcat.
Cine 0clcgeuheit int ganScn 2eben.
Dies lino bic ~neiieiieu llib ntpoerniiet 5tpeis
ltodteeli 9dufer in Sfts9aIiinlore. Saben Sari'
bel5s6nBbaoen in EarIcr, !Speife5innner nno
Gtaiuen. Uiarnor i'm IarIor: prantpolpr
@il6erfhranf nit 9eiims uro SpieeeI i'm
Speife5iutmer: &iibe entbdlt @isf0runf uno
gorrat1sfamnler etluas geues; Sdufer baber
goutbinationSsTnlnaen fir eleftriffes 2i6t unb
8as; ferner ~neueiteS SanitdrsBfnmbing, be-
ftebelb ans emainirter gaoeipanle, emaiuirter
NafhtpiIetie. GIpiet init nieoriasbdnqeubent
94uiierbebiIter, emaiuirier stisanb init 9rpdsns
Brett; 5meitbeiliaer .9safd5uber i'm aener, nit
gh3u1sfauuls gnit!ub, and aIes @nfer bot
benz aluseub anfuebueno. Srlno5ins $42. 90
pro ,sabr. Treis MIR Sf850.
5erner in. GOO giod Der s'oro'@luper.e tra9e.
aipeift5diaer Sdufern. feds Simmer mo gao.
9as gaoe8imnier enibdlt emaiIIirte sA% oeipanne
mn nnoerres f~1ritircs Glofef. stbsuasfdnnIs
sfnf6Inb. greis $1,000. @riinS5ins $37.5O pro
Sabr. Sic 9aee obigcr 9dnfer lift boot inb
ecfine.
Nahsuiraaen im giireaa. Nr. 1851. ut.
Munnn,entsS trakc. (f4S-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-07
SECOND CALL.

$4,000 @scitcrn MarBlanb ier. ......... 4'N
$4,000 @cftcrt Winrulano Ter. ......... 1914
$1,000 Gotto Gucf Der ............. 6TH
$4,000 ScnboGro 4cr . .............. i2Ia
20 9iortbern Central e. ........... ST,
30 Gttt8enS' gdiionaI Nunf ........ 81
$50 llnitco Rus Sumo (Scrip) ...... 49,
5000 llnitco AnS SuuStrs ser. ....... ~
$1,000 llniteO &pS Giuf. ............. dGE
$4,000 lltitco Nus Ginf ............ 46%
$1,000 Georgia Raeife /. Ger. ........ 1888
$4,000 @sNsS I. 4er -. .............. 40
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Al %ucrfdufcu:

Gu uertaufen:
9iele ipunoerboIen, neieit, bet SeBt5eit ents
Tprcdenoen 2sitbdigen Sdufer an9i. .Wfiltunsabe
sipifben 8offirars II. Treitonftr., o%lrdbipeG bfibf6
Il. fiinitIeriib %hcioriri. nit ieoer henfharen Se
oneHlidfeii oerieben. einfhlieblib eunlbirtrie
Sass iIts GIeftrifds 9idis slnluget. ab5igsfanaI4
NcrbinolnGeit. AaiiersGloiets. Q,or5euan Vuoes
@anten. SURFACES. teiteniirte Seller. 3rottoire
uno Sbfe uno nod, otele altoere Sor6iige, oereH
feIbet fie6t. Niebrieer @runh5ins. 2eibte 8ob'
lnnssbeoinalngen. Often fir gefidiieuna tig'
lid uno Soirniags.
Malter 8. Geitpbaf, @anmeifter.
9iirenit an Srt ufo SteIe.
Yreis Der S1ufer Grei5ebn Sunhert lno Siinf
sig Collars. ($1350.00 CSan24-NplD-
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gu %Uerfaufem:
$780, LOO

fir eines oiefer mobcrnen 5ipeiit6diaeH ySubt'
bGuier an Der &nriloin,Str, labe @onnbsolr,
mooeriien Neluetiliffeii6n, ME rolltpnttnetlC
Mb3ugSfanal Drainage. cemeltirte aeLer, Sci
teurIruitnirs ll1o Sole: Gounips Sieucrn: ME
nriger 8rune8ils. Gertnuit inter ietditeu BE
biuguuseu. Aah3uiraaen bel
Spbn :. Tuuobue, Parnreiiter
Tr. 269, Siib'Gait.giuehne, Sigblntbtoiuu.
(1J'lrRI NH
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eiue aroeortiae 6efearubeit.

@rubc5 @ut bon coo gdern nube Der WitHs
buue oeo @aturent' Sluiies GIegnute Gehiuht
nit auen mooernei Ginrihiungel. Mnb Der
fault iperoen mo 1T. einfhlieblid idntmllihcil
sSnncntnrs. 4ieroen. Sieb. Mnfhinelt II. /. 10.
3I SIG. 900 81 bubcu. qeidte 3abIunassVeoin'
eui9eIl Scrmau Saoc1Bupp, III, ehar.
les trahc. (Sept5,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-07
Baltimore Warftbcridltc.

9oltimorc,6 6. WtUr5 1908.
Webl.-3uiuh G703 SGlier, ci,t,
ihlieBlid) 1877 S0iier 5l 2ocult.Eoint
mo 21O5 SGiier 3u 9nnton.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-07

HGiIe sur Mciic in's Mmslnno be.
iorgt s. Maine, Wr. Alb, Sit-SaIti.
moreitraRc, nabe Chiffon 9onie Mue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-07
Gtablirt 1926.
Gonloli0ate0 Cont g.,
NorozW ng.S trafc.
Gtablirt 1925

Sin aroBeS Experiment perIalener Siamal'
ten. llbren uIo SlllueIeil in einem grtoatsSer
fdui nod inter bulbcni 8oitenpreis. ISlr gebeil
nab lpie Oor iiberdIe Sarleben aif allie SSeribs
geaeritdloe. G~eitentSingall9 Sum Fripdt'Vil'
lfQI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-07
@rrlangt i'm M%agemeinen.
Sin til dtiger 2auoipirtb,

lelhiiltGiotB 5u Ieiten uno mil fdntntltben ueues
item SurmHdidiner pulltomnlelI ~pCrtrult lit,
ipiro fulurt ooer iilr tpdter gefi6t. 6rau mus
tleire WdI1hpirtbf6att itberlebIren. ,Scrncr
miro eiH titdDiiger 5urmarbeitcr. oer Gtpna
bon Der 8drinerei periiebt, aeiudt. 9tdberes
bel ", y. Srappe, Tr. 3t9, Horo.GgariessStr.
(G3 SSgS1
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Sp,ttinc Gd,ft,S,rotc.

WolS. = 3ufubr 3O,619 Wuld)cI =;
Tcrlanot aus Den Glepntoren 1926
@nld)el; Glepotoren.Gorrotb 1888,
G3S Vuidlel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-07
&cutiae Sd)lllBrote:
ScrfGuie alf Der bieiiocn gffefteu.
VGrip
FIRST CALL.

5000 ilniteo Jtainuop5 GunO 5er...,.. 10
$4,000 Cotton Eucf Ger ............ 671a
$1,000 lluiteo 9taituaHS @inf .......... 4G%
$1,000 llutteo HoiItuabS Gtuf .......... 461a
$1,000 llnitco &ailtuaDS Gint .......... 46E
$4,000 gaIto lrGc u y 9ib 5er. .......t i0l3
$1,000 &eit &u Central Ger. .......... 07
$1,000 2Scit &ir8ilia Central Ger ... ecu
$4,000 @efieru @iarDIGnO 4er ......... 40
Slooo eIn Der. 1916 ................ 92A
$1,000 llniteo NdiIpdbS 4cr .......... SO
$4,000 6lorioo Suutbcrl ser .......... 10
% &eitcrn WtarDlnno -. ......... pa
I WcrGaniS' gtntiondG @anf ......tG0
20 9]tntionaI Menante3' Iuuf ...... 30
10 9ortbcrr 9entrdk =. q. .,......... 81
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neutides Mrbrils. .gnrrau.

trier BET glnftiht Der pSeuifDen 4eieu1aft".
9teienigeH. Die oetti6e Sanolperfer. Irbeiter
liito 0ieuit0otelI, 6u belbditiscn wiiillben, pol'
len fih perfbrlib o9er III irnnftrten grieten all
ben ggenien Der 8efellf6afi, Subana =. Wiegcr,
lpenoen, Uelter uneni9eItlib s~lusiunit ertbeilen
ipiro. Spre9ftunben ben bis 5 ubr.
lNnn271N(
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-07

Goqqcn. - 3uiubr - 9uidel;
OTIS Den Gleuotoren 5urild9e3ogen
l5l Nuihel; Gleuatoren : GorrdtD
@uidel.
Scutiae SdluBrnte:
2llt5AelUGbitcr Hoggen.. 80 81
gtr. : pcltlid)cr Hoggen. 80 so
9}r. 8 meitlihcr &oagen. 50 Sc
Nr. 4 meitliher MoggCn. SO 81
>Sn SGden, ic mad Guo.
IitGt. so So
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-07
Sorafcr'S 81 nbon q

ToS Gan1pagnc gigilan5 . Gomite
Ger Neger bat IN einem erloIicncn
Illlrllf bic forbigen Stilmaeber Der
SiioItouten alligeioroert, ol,i Die Or
iudblnna io(d)er 0clegnten gum repu.
blifonild)en Notionol . Gonpent IN
Chicago b%in5ltlpirten, ipeld)e fir oie
Hominotion bon 0unbcs senator Go
fepb g. Sorafcr bon Ohio fir oo3
NrGiibcntcnamt Itinlmcn merocn, uno
Die iid), falls es nid)t gelingcn iollte,
hie Domination Sorofer's 81 belpir.
fen, ouf Die Domination ben Gi.
ccpr1iiocnt Soirbanfs ooer Yunoes-
ienator 81. W. 60 sSoaette bon gSis.
eoniin cinigen niiroen. slid) mirb
in Dem anirui ooraiti gcornngen, Der
Tominntinn hes arieasiefret1rs Iait
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Gteacseinde
Stellcaeiun:

Steicgeinh:
Gin outer Gonoltpr lIHt SteIuna; fam
anb ettpas an Sroo %arbeilcH. Na65u1rngen IN
Tr. 1140, Gaiterns9lpe, CD
StclicgeindJ:
Sin outer beutlder EOnoitor iuCbt cine
Steae. giad5ufraget III Nr. 1905, 9uofiies Ctr,
Sp~cuit.4uiut. GOOD
Stelte1ciunI:
Sin b~elttfCber liaItn. nerbeirdibct, SO Sabre
nlt. milnidbt irGCno meldc NeiDditiQung 81 be
fomnlen. 9tat5uirngcn in ar. 1000, 2tos6G'
reDs StrnRc. t66-O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-07

Sn uer,uictben.

Su uermictIcu:
Sin it6nes bellies Simmer iiir Serrcll nit
ooer pbne aoit. giah5ufrugen bel Srau e.
Gubrr. Mrs 1922, &oros6entralsNueuue,
G6-S)
gu oermirtbcu:
gtr. Al. 2Snipert Apenic, ISauerlp; t66ltc
Cottage init bier 9iuumern, @de, gSaiier mo
Gommerfii6e. Atdb6ulrugen III &r. 20, st.
Vim. Nuenue. go
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Gcrlaugt:

Gin neiti6e5 Wtdoden iiir Die alI0emeine
Sausurbeit; nuIB elluas GlGlilb hcrlte1el. 1iata
5~uiru9eu in Ir. GIG, &Seits9iortDsApenue.
tB5-O
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0erlaugt:
Gerlamgt WGnuer nnO &naben.

Berlaugt:
Sin Gaier ais 5iuelie uoer brittle Sano. 81
~erfrdeeH in Nr. 1914, Nutie. straRc.
(67-S)
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&crlangt - Sraaen unS Maod)cm.


0crlaugt:
Sine dU0iu eriter Gtdile in etlter 6ntillle
bon 5iuel Grlunblellen; Spbu SO prn Ntonat.
Norciie; yWt. 49," .SrHtiGcr 6urrcippEocnt. "
tGU-St
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-04-02

man OF the tests committee OF the
National Association Of Cement Us
ers, and Persy II, Wilson, secretary
OF the Association OF Portland Ce-
mont Manufacturer both civil en-
gineers OF high standing Edison
explained TO them his method OF oy-
grooming tho settling OF the poured
cement In hS complete house molds,
which is by adding colloids (clay)
and electrolytea TO the mass OF con
crete, which give the uniform flow
defIred and prevent segregation OF
the gravel.
Mr.. Larned Is skeptcal about the
effectiveness OF these methods after
the cement comes to q standstill.
Edison's mixture is oie part cement
to three OF sand aud five OF stone or
gravel, through a half-Lich sieve.
The steel reinforcement will be put
In place when the moulds are set
up. Larned admits that the forms
are entirely feasible, their total
weight being 100000 pounds and
their estimated cost is $4,000, Ed
son says these can be erected IN two
days. Both the Investigators doubt
that the proposed houses can M
built In the time stated by Edison.
Mr. Wilson finds that Edison has not
yet proved that the added clay will
not delay the hardening OF the mass,
and cannot be certain that the stone
will flow uniformly.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-04-02
Senator Offers Award.
o Daily Panhandle.

Special TO Daily Panhandle.
Albuquerque, y. NJ. Mar. 30
Hon stephen b. Elldns, United
States senator from the state Of West
Virginia, has notified ,CollrW. s.
Hopewell, chairman of the board OF
control Of the 10th National Irrlga-
ton Congress, which meets in Albu-
querque, New Mexico, Sept. Goth to
Oct. 3rd 1908, that he will give a
prize Of five hundred dollars or more
as a trophy to be offered for some
exhibit at the congress and Inter-
State Industrial Exposition, which
the people Of New Mexico are giving
concurrently with the Congress ard
continuing until the 10th OF October.
Senator Elklns was always great
friend of New Mexico. His political
career began In that Territory he
congress for four years.
having been Its representative in
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-04-02

The supreme court has in It's ter
rifle wisdom declared that the state
of North Carolina made It's fines
against the railroad companies so
severe that the entire law is Illegal,
because OF It's excessive pentlties.
The state provided Jail sentences for
railroad agents who charged more
than the legal rate OF 2 cents per
mile for passenger traffic About a
year ago mere boy was sentenced In
the federal court to serve some five
years in the penitentiary for taking
single penny from letter carrier,
but Il seems that the supreme court
never discovered that this penalty
was excessive, and the poor boy Is
stlll in the penltentiary.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-04-02
4 large acreage of corn will also be
put in. "--Drovers Telegram.
Newspapers Greatest Asset.

The Editor and Publisher of New
York Is publication intended chief
ly to interest and instruct newspaper
men. In a recent issue it has an
article the keynote OF which Is that
good will Is the greatest asset any
newspaper can have. Good WILL" It
says, lis based on public confidence
and that comes only after trial. The
newspaper that touches thegoal line
Is the one that Is honestly conducted
in the interest of the community 1t
serves. 1t stands for political as
we'll as ne oral righteousness. 1t pro-
teots It's public from fraud, graft and
evil whenever It has the opportunity
to do so. 1t wears no collar, Is no
mans organ and doesn't finch when
danger threatens. 1t does It's level
best to help the people to think right
to do right and to get the best there
Is out OF life. 1t supports good men
for office and opposes the unworthy
even though they may be the nomi-
nees OF It's own party"
But there Is another kind of news
paper influence which is secured by
quite a different means. and it is
these means which makes such an in
fluence double pernicious. The
fundamental error OF some papers Is
in mlstaking for good will and public
confidence a fear OF bludgeoning
facts, on which they chiefly rely.
Such papers rarely fail to do some
good from time to time. There Is a
veneer Of public spirit and even civic
morality which blinds the eyes OF
many worthy people to the schemine
and calculating policy underlying It,
There is all the difference in the
world between a universal, normal
goodness and the policy which as
sumes virtue when 1t has 1t not
Spacious appeals to prejudice, the
feeding fat of ancient grudgcs," is
usually grossly successful to a degree
but in the long run confidence mus
give way to the dsagreeable convic.
ton of having been used as a means
for attaining private and selfish
ends. kansas City Journal.
The Young Woman and the City.
The young woman who comes tC
New York in the same spirit that
took Dick Wilmington to London
the same spirit in which young mer
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-04-02

But the custom Of having the
daughters as we'll as the sons of
moderately well-to-do family go out
into the world in search OF liveli-
hood is OF such recent origin that
parents and elders have not yet
learned to take it as a matter OF
course; and have no doubt that
at this very moment thousands OF
mothers, aunts, and grandmothers
are wearing their hearts out with
anxiety over the pet of the family,
who, having absorbed some OF the
modern spirt'at the college to which
she was sent to study botany, moral
philosophy, and the folklore OF
Greenland, has calmy announced her
intention OF going to New York to
earn her bread, perhaps in company
with college mate whose views OF
life are similar to her own. james
L. Ford, in Success Magazine
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-04-02

The value OF all the cattle in Tex
as for the year ending August 81,
1907, was a little over $4,000 600,
The value OF Texas annual corn crop
il close to S75,OOO,OOO When the
two are combined by more practical
feeding and few million hogs added
for good measure there will be no
need TO talk about methods for in
duclng immigration TO Texas, Agri-
culturIsts from all over the United
states will crowd the borders In an
effort to get into tho state. Fort
Worth Telegram.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-04-02

The house committee on naval
affairs has made strong report to
congress in favor OF making Pearl
Harbor, near Honolulu, a fortified
naval base OF the first rank. The
idea is conceded to be an excellent
one and the work certain to be done
in good time, The President and the
naval experts agree on the subject
and It is now a question OF money
and the proper time to develop the
harbor as proposed. All are agreed
in saying that Pearl Harbor is one
OF the best ports in the world with its
6O-foot depth OF bay and an area OF
about ten miles, completely screened
from view on the ocean outside by
the hills around It,
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-04-02

The validity OF a Washington law
prohibiting one to organize maintain
and employ an armed body OF men
was questioned on the ground that it
violated the constitutional guaranty
that the right OF citizen TO hear
arms IN defense OF himself or the
state shall not be impaired But the
supreme court OF that state In late
decision npholds the constltutlonality
OF the law. saying that the constitu-
tlonal guaranty of certain rights 70
the individual citizen does not place
such rights entirely beyond the police
power OF the state.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-04-02

"A London scientist says that life
In metropolis makes young chill
dren sharp. but not clever; that il
often destroys their chance Of ever
being clever, for II hastens the de-
veIopment of the brain unnaturally.
II makes them superficial. alert, but
mot obseryant; excitable. but without
one spark OF enthusiasm. They are
apt to grow blase, tickle, discomfort
ed. The see more things than the
country bred child, but not such in
teresting things, and they do not
properly see anything, for they have
neither the time or capacity to get at
the root OF all the pewilderIng OBJ.
iects that crowd themselves into their
little lives.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-04-02

sheep has TO fotten and produce q
coat OF wool az the same time, 49,
southwestern Farmer and Breeder.
Nothing can be more profitable to
the rancher than hog raising, Hogs
always command good price and
they are easy 10 raise, All that ~
needed Is a little common sense aud
plenty Of attention 10 business. The
hog has been fltly called the amer
lean mortgage litter"
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-04-02

In decision recently rendered In
q case Of the Adams Express com
tany against the commonwealth Of
Kentucky the United States supreme
court takes the position that an
agreement by local agent OF an ex-
press company to hold for a few days
a @. o. d. interstate shipment OF in
toxicating liquors, to suit the conve-
nience Of the consignee in paying for
such liquors and taking It away. does
not destroy the character OF the
transaction as interstate commerce,
so as to render the express company
amsnable to prosecution for violat-
ing a state local option law.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-04-02

Tho constitutionallty OF a lew reg
aulating the speed OF automobiles on
public roads. and requiring the IL
censing OF such conveyances. was
question In Missouri on the ground
that It was class legislation because
applicable only to automobiles. The
Missouri supreme court In deciding
the case was, however, OF the opln-
ion that, as the law applies to and
effects all parties OF the same class
II is not vulnerable to the objection
raised.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-04-02

A Nebraska man has figured out
that II all the cattle we ship to mar
ket each year were one COW she
would browse on the tropical vegta-
ton along the equator, while her tail
was switching icicles off the north
pole. BY the aid Of. higher mathe-
MATES he has also made the dis
covery that IL all the hogs we
slaughter annually were one hog that
animal could dig the Panama canal
in two roots and half, and its
squeal would be so loud that 1t would
jar the aurora borealis, 1t may be
questioned II there are better mathe-
maticians anywhere than some of
those Nebraskans--when they set
their imaginatlons at work.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-04-02

There seems to be no question
that the wine-drinklng nations, as
compared with the whlsky-drinking
nations, are far more temperate.
Thomas Jefferson declared as a re-
suit OF his observation that mo ma
ton Is drunken where wine Is cheap,
and none sober where the drlnker OF
wine substitutes ardent spirits as the
common beverage" For this rea-
son he advocated a low rate OF duty
on wines "as an antidote to the bane
OF whisky" In the same line of
reasoning a caller at the White
Chevalier Andrea Charbo-
told the President the other day
that In the French and italian ar
mics, where light wine Is n part OF
the regular ration, the yearly per-
centage OF soldiers treated for drunk
enness was less than one-eighth of
one per cent. The surgeon general
OF the American army reports that
80 out OF every 1000 are treated
for drunkenness,
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-04-02

Yesterday in walking down the
street a young man who Is struggling
to grow his first little mustache call
ed my attention TO two men and
woman who were riding in a wagon,
The men occupied the spring seat,
while the woman sat flat on the
bottom OF the wagon bed The hat
OF the man who was driving blew
off. He stopped the team and sat
perfectly still while the woman clam
bered out OF the wagon bed to the
ground, secured the hat and climbed
back IN When her lord on the easy
seat had received his head gear, he
drove on, while the woman resumed
her seat in the bottom OF the wagon
bed The young man used some very
vigorous English concerning the two
which pretty well expressed my own
sentiments in regard to them
could not help but reflect, however,
that this same young man spends
the greater part OF his time loafing
On the streets and in the pool hall,
while his sister works day in and
day out to help support the family.
] wondered why he could not see
himself In the same light that he
saw those two men. How much
worse was 1t for them to sit still and
let the woman get out OF the wagon
to get the hat, than It is for him to
play pool all day while his sister
works from Z o'clock in the morning
to 6 o'clock in the evening for a
meager salary that he helps to de-
vour?--l3onham News.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-04-02

II, b. sanborn OF Amarillo, who
had four Texas beauties here that
he put In the four-ln-hand contest,
Is the original Texas man who began
the Improvement of the Texas horse.
He Is the first man 10 try crossing
registered stations with Texas mares
and he is to be congratulated upon
the success that has crowned his ef-
forts. The four he has at the show
are sired by Breremont, a standard
bred trotting horse by Belmont, dam
Electra. ont OF Princeps, the dam Of
these horses being Texas mares
Southwestern Farmer and Breeder,
Much discussion of divorce evil"
IL would he better TO discuss the evil
OF unsuitable marriages When peo-
pie marry intelligently they will live
contentedly in the marriage relation.
Farm and Ranch.
When we can find nothing else in
this world there will still be a few
fools left and as long as they do
exist there is bound to he divorce
cases in our courts The better way
to stop this evil is to put restrictions
on marriage. Let the prospective
husband prove to a certain extent
his good habits, sincerity and ability
to support a wife on the other hand
give the girl a chance to think twice
before she takes step so important
to her future happiness.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-04-02
EDISON CEMENT HOUSE.

An authoritative investigation OF
the mueh-discussed poor mans man
sion. as the poured cement house. to
be completed In day at small cost,
has been described has now been
made. Dy two experts. whose reports
appeRs In the March number OF the
Cement Age. The inventor OF this
magic house plan. Thomas A. Edison,
was put through a rigid examination
by the experts--E. s. Larned, chair