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The San Francisco call., 1908-10-10

his IS a Tree country" said the
master of doodle deeisnl, "and politi-
cal discussion should be open and
free. The gentleman says he has lived
In New York If that is true he
should know that ! said that Murphy
might favor me. but wouldn't favor
Murphy. He should know that / went
into Brooklyn, where McCarren is
boss, and told him publicly that he
had no more right to the name of a
democrat than a carrion crow has to
the name OF an American eagle. ran
Rs an independent party man
Then the crowd spoiled the cunning
Job TO shut of honest questions.
Tell US something about Heney and
Iangdon, broke IN an impatient
voice.
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Announcement,

In view of the fact that | was the
promoter of the Waxahachie nurser-
les, and that it is yet the general
supposition that | am a stakeholder
in the Waxahachie Nursery company
beg to announce that for the past
three years my connection with said
company has only been that of an
employee, and since this relation has
been severed / desire the public to
know these facts, and also to, an
nounce that | am. in company with
G. L. Green. starting a new nursery,
and that We will in the near future
be prepared to furnish all the best
varieties of fruits, ornamentals, etc.
that an experience of twenty years
has taught us to be the most profit
able to grow, and that we are sure,
will give satisfaction, happiness and
delight to our customers. Our motto
will be to make every orchard an
advertisement and every customer a
friend. Respt.,
d73w4 c. l.. KIDD.
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t. B. Hoffer. j. A. Bartlett, NJ. c
CASTOR, Frank Clayton, r. A. For
tune, T. NJ. Aston, c. H. Roberts
Frank Coffman, Dallas: ~ F. Jan
sla and wife. Denver: H. j. Ritter
Dallas; l.. f. Wilson, Dallas; NJ. l.
Green, league; r. ]. England Kan
sas City; II. H. Brown, Dallas; r
T. Williams, Baltimore, Nd; G.. s
Barnville, Joplin, Mo-. l.. l.. Harry
Carthage. Mo; w. R. Mcfarland
Boston; T. A. Newburn. Hooperton
H.; Bob Parker, San Antonio; NJ
j. Hamilton, Fayetteville. Ark. J
F. Montgomery, Yoakum; S. l.
Hornbeak, Austin, G. T. Rounsa
Vile, Chicago; S. S. Butler, Dallas
f. G. Settle, Chicago; S. G. helms
Dallas; w. B. Clements, Dallas; T
e. Lornigan Chicago; r. w. Evans
Rockford. ILL.,; F. n Drane, Corsi
cana; Rev. j. Frank Smith. Dallas
Edgar Van Slyke, Gainesville; Rev
S. M. Templeton, Clarksville: O. H
Chapman, city; r. l.. Clanton, Chi
cago.
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CHAPEL HILL.

Chapel Hill, Feb. 1S.-We are
glad to report that Mrs Kate Prude
is able to resume her school duties.
F. F. Farrar is building nice adj
dition to the house occupied by w.
A. Brantley and family
Miss Maggie Neal, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Neal of Rocket,
had an attack Of appendicitis last
week but we are glad to report her
convalescent
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Owens WIS.,
tied F. F. Farrar and family Sun
day. IS
w. S. Stepter of Palmer was, the
guest of Chas. Farrar from Saturday
evening to Monday morning.
George Hamm and DR.. s. l.. Wad-
ley and wife visited Chas Farrar
and wife Sunday
The Sunday school at Chapel
Hill is flourishing. Services begin at
10 o'clock.
The Sunday school at Rocket has
live contest on now between the
members of the school; the object
being to see which side can secure
the most new members.
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Itch! Itch! Itch!

Scratch! Scratch Scratch Eczema is mad.
dening and the more you scratch the more
you itch. Your skin is on 6re-your lips
and mouth are dry with the agony of it
your whole body is worn out with the con-
slant sufering-stop scratching can't
put out the fire with your finger nails.
Littells Liquid Sulphur stops itching in
stantly and because of its wonderful pene-
trating qualities comes in direct contact
with and kills the germ that causes the dis
ease. It quickly relieves any skin disease
on cart h Eczema, Psoriasis, Herpes,
letter, Shingles, Acne, Ringworm, Bar
ber's Itch, Itch, Poison Oak, Ivy Poison,
Erysipelas-all diseases of the skin or scalp
whether caused by heredity, contagion,
weather, chahng or impure blood.
1t is well known what perfect antisep-
tic and germicide sulphur is all city health
departments fumigate houses where contag-
tagious disease has been, with sulphur. Lit
tells Liquid Sulphur is a secret preparation
holding the sulphur in solution so thatit gets
right into the pores, enters the blood ana
goes direct TO the seat OF the irritation or
disease. Look for the trade picture
of red devil. Sample bottle sent post paid
to any address for l0c. Rhuma-Sulphur Co.
St. Louis, Mo. l3
II = re-
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b. W. FEARIS.


Arrangements have been made
Gun a special train from Wdxahaehie
to Dallas Tue :dqv right, February
%, for the aco pnsG ldahon of those
who desire to vitae IS the Ben-Eur
performance. The train will leave
Waxahachie at $50 in the evening,
returning from Dallas after the per-
Torrance. Parties who desire to go
on this train should see or telephone
John c. Kennedy, the local agent
The fare for the round trip will be
$3.50.
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PrOtracted Meeting in March.

The Main Street Christian church
announced on Sunday night a pro-
tracted meeting to be held begin
ming March Goth. The song prac-
tice, under the leadership of Mr..
Mckinney, song evangelist, will
begin on March 25th. The preaching
Will be done by Chalmers McPher-
son. The meeting is expected to close
on Sunday, April 18th and Mr.. Nc
Pherson Will close his labors as min
lister in Waxahachie on the follow
ing Sunday, April 18th.
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Annual Citrus Fair.

Cloverdale, CAL, Feb. 1S.-Clov-
erdale's annual citrus fair, famed
throughout the fruit district of Cal
ifornia, opened today with an I'M
usually large number of exhibitors.
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County Court Suits.

A l.. Barr VS.. J. Henry Miller,
suit on note.
Modern Milling and Manufacture
ing company VS.. T. F. Smith, debt.
A. F. Busby ct al vs.. Houston and
Texas Central railroad company,
damages.
M. M. Murray VS.. J. c. Cox, suit
on contract.
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LIBRARY NOTES.


Twenty-six months of experience
Sims Library take excellent care of
the books they borrow. Comparative
ly few people turn down the corners
of the leaves, use candy, handker-
chiefs, or pencils as bookmarks; only
occasionally does a book bear signs
of having been give to the baby for a
plaything. Very seldom does con-
templative reader underscore a fay
orite passage, or pencil annotations
in the margin. Even the children
remember to wash their hands be-
fore using book, and to wrap the
volumes in paper when returning
them in bad weather. All seem to
take pride in helping to keep the
books clean and attractive for flu
ture readers. Books damaged are
cheerfully replaced or paid for. We
boast the unique record of not hav-
ing lost a single book; as remuner-
alton was promptly made for the one
volume destroyed by fire.
In view of these facts, the trust
ees have decided that smaller de-
post Will be satisfactory as a guar
antee for the good care and safe re-
turn of books. With ublic-spirited
liberality, they have cut in half the
deposit formerly required for the
home use of books. Hereafter, one
borrowers card will be issued upon
deposit of 81; three cards upon de-
post of 81
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Candidates

in the coming campaign will find
US ready to fill their orders for cards
and other campaign literature on
the shortest possible notice, and in
the best printing. Enterprise Pub
fishing Co. tt
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Real Estate Transfers.

John T. Johnston to j. B. Stuart,
SO acres out of the E. DuBose sur
vey; S4,72S.76.
r. Fl. Connally ct al to Jno. T.
Johnston, so acres out of the E. Du-
Bose survey; $4,000.
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s~.s<~~+ ~~~>s e>>~~>
> LOCAL. NEWS. .
Toilet paper at F. S. cronk Co.
Stationery at Hood & Curlin's. rs
F. s, Cronk & Co., sell roofing
cheap. II
Engraved calling cards at Hood &
Curiins rs
A good picture with nice story
| at the Empire 273
Tornado Insurance. tt
Typewriter ribbons and office
supplies at Hood & Curlin's. IS
Mrs. Frank Rogers went to Mar
lin this morning to visit relatives.
The baby of Mr. and Mrs. G. C.
Sweat has been quite sick the past
few days.
S. S. Butler of Dallas, CONNER
cial agent of the Frisco, is in the
city today.
When you need plumber, call
Bunkley, with F. S. Cronk Co. Both
phones "a. tt
Bob Barker of San Antonio, a
candidate for state controller, is in
the city today.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Willis bearing have
gone to housekeeping in the Sal
mon home in West End.
Several Corsicana and Ennis
horsemen are here today to attend
the races at the speedway
Col. James S. Davis, who is win
tering at San Antonio, is at home
for a few days on business
The Enterprise Publishing COM
pany has millions of candidate
cards, call and get yours. tt
Mrs. G. w. Stone left yesterday
afternoon for Corsicana to spend
several days with relatives and
friends.
Be sure to come to the colonial
tea Tuesday evening the 18th, and
don't forget to bring your free will
Offering. 273
Phone H. A. Mcmillan at the Dali
ly Light office when you want any
kind of printing done. The best work
guaranteed. If
Mr.. and Mrs. T. S. Andrews of
Rocket, who have been at Corpus
Christi for several weeks, have re-
turned home.
DR.. F. NJ Moss of Paris, Mo-, is a
guest of Sterling Spalding today Dr.
! Moss is on his way to Victoria to
! visit his daughter
Be sure and hear that beautiful
! illustrated song at the Empire to-
night, Il Once Had a Sweetheart
, That Looked Just Like You" 273
We trade nice new furniture and
| stoves for old Cash or installment
Also do repair work. R. E. Moore
Furniture Co. Both telephones. If
Mrs. J. Nj. Lancaster returned last
night from Fort Worth. She was ac-
! companied by Mrs. H. c. Read and
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Notice.

Waxahachie, Texas, Feb. II, 1908.
To Whom 1t May Concern:
This is to certify that VIII Schus-
ter is authorized to collect all ac-
counts due the firm Of w. Schuster
& Son, and receipt for same. He
will also pay all accounts owed by
said firm. 77pd
c. E. SCHUSTER,
MRS c. w. WALTERS.
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Because of the protracted meet
ing to begin at the Central Presby-
terrain church Thursday night, the
Colonial Tea, which has been under
contemplation for some time by the
Westminster League of the First
Presbyterian church has been chan
ged from Friday night. the 21st
inst. to Tuesday night the 18th. The
w. E. Shive, and the public has a
cordial invitation to attend. Free
will cIerings will be received. 273
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The family medicine in thousands On
homes for So yesrs-Dr. Thacher's Lives
and Blood en-
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r. B. Hobson and wife, Howard
Feb. 16, a girl.
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. THE TEMPLE OF JUSTICE =
Sick nH}cor


Deputy Sheriff Rush Hickman has
been on the sick list since Friday
night For awhile he was threatened
with pneumonia, but 1t is thought
this danger is now passed. The sick
man was reported somewhat i'm
proved today.
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Eighteen children enjoyed the
Story Hour" on last Saturday after
noon, with Mrs. J. L. Cannon as
narrator. The experience Of many
Libraries during the last ten years
has proved that story telling is a
potent means of influencing the
reading of children. The Sims libra
ry has no intention of trespassing
upon the rights of the home in this
line, but we are glad to cooperate
with parents in directing the atten-
ton of boys and girls to the best
in literature. To this end we. well
come children to the weekly STORY
Hour
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List of books on manufactures
Bell-Jacquard weaving and de-
signing.
Butler-Story of paper making.
Chase-Art of pattern making
Cole-Cole's encyclopedia of dry
goods.
First lessons in metal
working.
Taggart-Cotton Spinning 3 Vol.
Todd-Hand-loom weaving.
Wheeler-How to make rugs.
Wilson-Silver Work and Jewel
ry.
Young-American cotton indus
try.
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Buy your pumps from F. s. Cronk
20. All kinds. Prices way" down. tt
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children who will spend few days
at Austin.
On account of the bad weather
we have concluded to leave on sale
for this week the special pieces men
toned last week. Kemble Bros. 273
Kemble Bros. have received a new
line of rugs, including some very
fine hall patterns. Call and let us
quote you prices and show you these
rugs 273
Let Martha Washington and other
danes of colonial fame, make
pleasant evening for you Tuesday,
the 18th, at the Shive home on Fer
ris avenue. 273
The friends of Mrs. F. L. Hawkins
will be pleased to learn that her con-
dition continues to improve. Strong
hopes of her early recovery are now
entertained.
Come to the Colonial Tea at Mrs.
Shive's Tuesday evening and spend
a merry while. Fruit frappe and
cake will be served you by the col
onial danes. 273
Cheeves Bros. & Co., left this morn
ing for the eastern markets to buy
spring and summer goods for the
store at this place.
Miss Virgie Winkler, who has beel.
visiting her grandmother at Ell Paso
since last summer has returned
home. Mrs. Winkler went to Fort
Worth Saturday to meet her
In The secretary of states Office at
Austin yesterday the Robertson
Miller Gin company filed an amend
ment to its charter, changing its
name to the Peoples Gin company
The colonial tea at the residence
of Mrs. w. E. Shive. Tuesday after
noon the 18th, is for the purpose of
getting chairs for the Westminster
League of the First Presbyterian
church. All money over the cost of
the chairs will go towards the sup
port of the Leagues little orphan
at Files Valley. 273
Because of the protracted meet
ing to begin at the Central Presby-
terrain church Thursday night, the
Colonial Tea, which has been under
> Il e. 4: l. l..
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Licensed to Wed.
The Birth Record.

Elois Jurasek and Marie Novak.
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Mrs. J. M. Lancaster returned last
companied by Mrs. H. c. Read and
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Phone H. A. Mcmillan at the Dali
ly Light office when you want any
kind of printing done. The best work
guaranteed If
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children who will spend a few days
here en- route to their future home
at Austin
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Be sure to come to the colonial
tea Tuesday evening the 18th, and
don't forget to bring your free will
offering. 273
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Mr.. and Mrs. T. S. Andrews of
Rocket, who have been at Corpus
Christi for several weeks, have re-
turned home.
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Mrs. G. w. Stone left yesterday
afternoon for Corsicana to spend
several days with relatives and
friends
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we have concluded to leave on sale
for this week the special pieces men
toned last week. Kemble Bros. 273
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DR.. F. NJ. Moss of Paris, Mo-, is a
guest of Sterling Spalding today. Dr.
Moss is on his way to Victoria to
visit his daughter.
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We trade nice new furniture and
stoves for old Cash or installment
Also do repair work. r. E. Moore
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The Enterprise Publishing COM
pany has millions of candidate
cards, call and get yours. tt
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-25
TREATY ASSURES
CONTINUED PEACE
SIX POWERS CONCUR IN NEW
AGREEMENT
INTEGRITY OF NORTH LANDS
GUARANTEED
Text of Document Signed at Berlin Is
Made Public - Germany Is
Well P>ased with
Action
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
BERLIN, April 24.-The North sea
treaty signed here yesterday was made
public today. 1t takes the form of
joint declaration, as follows:
The governments of Germany, Den
mark. France, Great Britain and the
Netherlands and Sweden, influenced by
the wish to strengthen the bonds ol
neighborly friendship between their
states, concur in the policy of the lands
bordering on the north aiming at pre-
serving the existing territorial status
quo.
They declare, therefore, that they are
firmly resolved to maintain and mutu-
ally respect the existing territorial
rights of their states in these regions
If any circumstances whatever
should arise which, in the opinion OF
one Of the above mentioned govern
ments, threaten the existing territorial
status quo, the signatories Of this
declaration will confer with each other
In order to arrive at an understanding
through an agreement among them
selves upon such measures as they
may regard useful in the interest OF
preserving the present status quo of
their possessions.
The political decision will be rati-
fed as soon as possible, and the rati-
fications will be handed in Berlin so
soon as possible, but not later than
December 81.
A memorandum attached to the
declaration includes the possibility of
appealing to the declaration in any
case where a state is exercising SOW
ereign rights over it's own possessions.
The declaration regarding the Baltic
sea, which also was signed yesterday,
likewise was made nublic today. 1t is
almost identical with the North sea
declaration. The signatories are the
German emperor and the emperor of
Russia, the king of Denmark and the
king of Sweden. Neither France nor
Great Britain participates in this
declaration.
The North sea agreement is the first
important diplomatic achievement of
Herr Won Schoen, the imperial foreign
secretary.
The chief significance attached to the
declaration here is that it will disarm
foreign suspicious of Germany's de-
signs against the integrity of the
Netherlands.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-25
De SAGAN GREETS
MME.ANNAGOULD
PRINCE MEETS HEIRESS AT
NAPLES
KISSES HER HAND, EMBRACES
CHILDREN
Titled Frenchman, Ardent Wooer of
Late Financier's Daughter, Well
comes Her in ltaly-Wedding
May Take Place There

BY Associated Press.
NAPLES. April 24.-Madame Anna
Gould arrived here today from New
York on board the steamer FREDERICK
der Crosse and was met in the harbor
in England a few days ago and hur-
ried hither to welcome Nine. Gould.
The steamer came into the harbor at
6 o'clock this morning and the prince
was one of the first to go on board.
He rushed to Nine. Gould's cabin, met
her at the door, lifted his hat and
kissed her hand. The prince refused to
be interviewed or make any statement
The tutor of Nine. Gould'S children,
however, in d brief interview said:
REST assured that the marriage will
occur, but nobody can say when or
where. My conviction rests on what L
have seen and heard from Nine. Gould
L am sure it is true love match.
Madame Gould was smiling and APP
parentlyN contented. After the prince
had kissed her hand she took him to
the salon reserved for ladies, where
they conversed for half an hour
Madame Gould then took the prince to
her cabin, where he met the children
He kissed them repeatedly. The party
nau IL llSnL DIedhLdSl, dllCI WlllCH NllhS.
Gould and the prince, accompanied by
the proprietor of the hotel where rooms
have been engaged for Nine. Gould,
went ashore in a special launch and
took an, automobile from the dock to
the Bertolini Palace hotel. There Nine.
Gould had luncheon today with the
prince.
1t is reported that Count Boni de
Castellane has arrived here and is
about to challenge the prince to duel,
but this is declared to be unfounded.
Mime. Gould refused to see anybody
and after entering the hotel, kept out
of sight of other persons living there.
The editor of a Neapolitan newspa-
per, who knew Prince Helie de Sagan
in Paris, wrote the prince a letter to-
day asking for statement as to his
intentions. Prince Helie replied that
he had nothing to add to his former
statements, and only desired to be left
at peace. He was trusting to the pro-
verbal hospitality of the Neapolitans,
he added, and the fates may soon put
an end to indiscreet conjectures.
Among the letters received by Sagan
from Paris today was one resummon-
ing him to appear to testify concern
ing charges made against Count Boni
de Castellane for using documents said
to be forged in a recent case.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-25
EASTERN

Urgent plea that powerful fleet be
maintained in Pacific is made by Sena-
tor Piles of Washington during discus
sion of naval appropriation bill.
Tornado in south kills many persons
and destroys valuable property in three
states.
Former President Cleveland, slowly
recovering, still unable to leave hotel at
Lakewood.
Rock Island railroad announces teleg-
raphers will be replaced by telephone
system of dispatching trains.
World becoming less warlike, accord
ing to Secretary of State Elihu Root
who addresses international lawyers
yesterday.
Secretary of War Tafs decides to &C
to Panama, leaving Washington
April 80.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-25
COAST

Two new witnesses confront Tfrey L.
Ford in trial of bribery case in San
Francisco.
Juror in Ruef case dismissed because
he had formerly served term in prison
Admiral Evans is rapidly gaining
strength under course of treatment he
is receiving at Paso Robles.
7. B. Hickey of Nevada offers to pay
bank depositors dollar for dollar pro-
vided directors will aid him and in
dictments are dropped.
Railroads hasten to pay last INSTALL
ment of taxes into state treasury.
Adjutant general of California sends
out many commissions.
State university at Berkeley is plan
ming one of greatest law schools in the
world.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-25
WoULD-BE OFFICERS MUST
HAVE STATURE AND SIGHT
By Associated Press.

WASHINGTON, April 24.-No appli-
cant from civil life for an appointment
as an officer in the army will be ac-
cepted who is not at least five feet
five inches in height. Also if such APP
plicant is color blind for red, green
or violet he will be rejected The min
imum for enlisted men is five feet four
inches and there is no restriction as
to color blindness.
The added inch and the visual re-
quirements as applied to prospective
officers from civil life were made requi-
site in army orders issued today.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-25
LOCAL.

Sailors boat races attract great
crowds.
Thousands at Santa Monica sleep on
beach sands.
Democrats to select delegates at spe-
cial meeting.
Heads of financial institutions favor
great Pacific fleet.
Casselman case will reach jury to-
day.
Santa Barbara awaits fleets arrival
City decorated in honor of warships.
Last of Ocean Park illegal registra-
ton cases dismissed.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-25
FOREIGN

Due de Chaulnes, husband of Miss
Shonts of New York, and who was
married only a few months ago, dies
suddenly in hotel in Paris, expiring in
his wife's arms.
Prince Helie de Sagan meets Anna
Gould in Naples; wedding may take
place there.
Winston Churchill unseated as MEM
ber of parliament from Manchester
after one of the hottest campaigns ever
recorded in England.
North sea and Baltic treaties are
bond of peace for nations; terms OF
compact made public