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See Sampson!

Largest, gigantic African boa-con-
strictor snake ever on exhibition
alive, 29 feet long, and Toby, sacred
snake, the ladies' favorite, at the
Bohemian glass blowers exhibition,
which as whole is the best seen
in America; been from coast to
coast. Nothing ever seen at either
position-Chicago or st. Louis
or any geological garden or circus,
to equal this great study in natural
history. Endorsed by the public and
press in Al states in America. It's the
grand sight. of your life time. Seen
by thousands daily. loo and 15c.
All this week, Hot Well Natatorium,
Waxahachie. 19p
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THE GREED OF THE TRUSTS.

The Georgetown Commercial OBJ
serves: THE trusts have put up the
price of newspaper and the rail-
roads have put up freight rates. The
Commercial trusts it's subscribers
will bear this in mind and not fail
to make early remittances The
trusts and corporations are unres-
trained and are making burdens
quite heavy on the average man
There have been no prosecutions
looking to the relief of the people
from exorbitant charges and prices.
When convicted of violating the
law, the trusts compromise by the
payment of small fine and then
proceed to recoup themselves out of
the pockets of the people by advan-
cling prices. The railroads advanced
rates because of the alleged imposi-
ton of excessive burdens by state
and national governments in the
face of languishing business. And
there you are
Really, it does look like we are
making very little progress in the
direction of either destroying or re-
straining the trusts. No wonder the
| complaint, as voiced by the Com
mercial grows that the more you
punish the trusts, the heavier do
they bear down on the consumer.
The remedy is to be found in the
enforcement of those planks of the
national democratic platform which
favor, first, the vigorous enforce
ment of the criminal laws against
guilty trust magnates and officials,
and demands the enactment of such
additional legislation as may be
necessary to make it impossible for
private monopoly to exist in the
United States, and, second, the en-
largement of the powers of the in
terstate commerce commission to
such extent as may be necessary to
compel railroads to perform their
duties as common carriers and pre-
vent discrimination and extortion.
But do the people of this state
really want relief from the exactions
complained of? We gravely fear
that they do not, very much-at
least If we are to measure the in
tensity Of their desire by the extent
of their contributions to the demo-
cratic campaign fund for the restor-
alton of the rule of the people
Houston Post.
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The Denton Record and Chronicle
says: Texas parents will again rise
to bless the text book board this fall
when they have to buy new books
all over again. Just why it is neces-
sary every five years to make this
wholesale change in text books does
not readily appear. But the latest
board practically changed the entire
list of books to be used in Texas
schools. And Texas parents with
children in school will pay the piper,
although they may have purchased
the old books only last year The
uniform text book bill is good
thing for the schools and children
and children's parents If it is admin
istered correctly and justly, but it
is the way it is handled that causes
the criticism. 1t used to be that
every time a school board changed
heads it changed books also. There
Is no doubt but there was also some
graft in some cases at the bottom of
the many sudden changes. The uni
form text book bill has stopped this,
but in its stead it has foisted upon
the public schools of the state
condition of affairs where apparent
ly, the text book with the most poll
teal influence is the one selected
and where books just as good that
already are owned by the families
using them could have been retained
with satisfaction to everybody con-
cerned-except the textbook politi-
clan with another book he wanted
in"
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-08-21

negro lawyer Of Boston, Lewis
by name, may be appointed assist
ant attorney general of the United
States by President Roosevelt Then
what will Hon. Charles J. Bone
parte, blue-blooded son of Maryland
and France-what will he do?
Should Lewis be appointed, when
Bonaparte is away Lewis will be the
acting attorney general of the Uni
ted States. This appointment can
be charged up to President Roose-
velt's paternal ancestor Not long
since the spirit of his mother moved
him and he appointed and ex-Con-
federate secretary of war When it
comes to the call of the blood the
president has a dual existence
Dallas Times Herald.
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Are Your Kidneys WelIo

Bright's Disease, Diabetes, Rheu-
matism, Govt, Gravel Dropsy. Infla.
nation of the Bladder, Bad Blood
and Nervous Troubles caused by sick
Kidneys.
Hood G. Curtin, the well known
druggists of Waxahachie, know by
experience that HINDIPO will cure
all forms of Kidney and Nervous
Troubles, and will guarantee it in
all cases.
Can't you afford to try it at their
risk? 1t costs you nothing If it don t
dc the work.
Sent by mail to any address, pre-
paid, on receipt of so cents. Six box
es, $3.50, under a positive guaran-
tee ftf
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SVef IN Texus there's a man run
ming for Office who states in his an
nouncement he returned from the
great struggle between the states
with health shattered and constitu-
tion a wreck" AS it has now been
some forty-three years since the
shattering process was concluded,
and the gentleman is still alive to
tell the story, it appears to an out
slider that the ordeal must have done
him d.-Shreveport Journal
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There is nothing which makes a
stronger influence on the home
seeker than the appearance of the
/ ones Of community Homes and
their surroundings, the manner in
which they are kept, the appearance
of their lawns, sidewalks, etc., are a
fairly accurate reflex of the charac-
ter of people who live in them
Corpus Christi Caller.
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The Enterprise Publishing Company is
in no wise responsible for debts that may
be contracted by employees, nor will we
assume payment OF such debts under
any circumstances. Every empIoye OF
this office is paid promptly for work
done. This is to protect ourselves and
the selling ublic-ENTERPRISE PUB
LISHING COMPANY. Per G. W. Nc
knight, Manager
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character, standing or reputation of any
person, firm or corporation that may APP
will be gladly corrected upon it being
brought to the attention OF the manage
ment.
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Entered at the Waxahachie Postoffice as
Mail Matter Of the Second Glass.

Obituaries. resolutions OF respect,
OF thanks-ali matter not NEWS-will be
charged for at the rate of 5 cents per line.
Poetry at double price.
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PLUMBING

should be looked after at this sea-
son Of the year 1t is important for
the health of your family that your
drainage and Plumbing should be
examined by an expert. We are glad
to figure on
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Sdlappc fir Dir 4robi6itipniitcn.

GIeoclano, 8, II. Opril. -
Nidtcr @cocon clltiticO beiltc I'M bic
iigcn Gomnron YlcoS Gcridt, ooB
Die 9[nfla8c Gcaer ". j, 9ci8b Vi.
j. Gowcn uro Gucrctt Solution, wcl,
DE olli cincm 6rott5i9c bcoicnitct
iino uno I'M Iettcn Nctbit luc0cn ser
9e%f0r0ernrt5 bon Spirituuicn III
rtrotcuca" @cbitt ~bcrbaitct mllrOcn
nid)t baltbar lei. Ger Gid)tcr cr-
flGrtc. Ole Spiritlroicn icien Oo3 81.
gcntbum ot$ Mormca, an mcld)en lic
o0rciiirt worcn, mo oic 9coiCnitctcn
bGttcn iid olrd Die @cf0rOcrung Der.
iclben fcincs &~ctgcDcnS idul0i8 &c.
mndlt, Gic Gntihciolma ctobIirt eli
rcln Yr6ccOcnjion lrO lit bclonOcr9
iitr Giienbobncn mo on0crc Iron2s
portationa @cicQifoitcn Don gro
Ser Nihtigfcit.
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Gpdluniicr in EiiSmcitcn,

2ittIc u d. Nrf.. II. 9(pril.-
SieIe 9amm6riiNt limo III 5olgc 6c5
SodipniierS ON unicrcn N~rfonin6.
Hiper eingctrcicn, itto bic StaotS.
iorm, auf mcIdler Sunbcrte Don
Observation-Disclosures bcidaitigt per.
cen, iii bon @oiier ulngeben. Nus.
1eoebnte 2anOitride iino tibet
idmelnmt.
Sort @orth Ger, II. April.
Clear 1SOrf lno @eit Sort iino
bellte in toienOe CHROME permonoelt
unb ite6en bobcr, ais icit 5luan5ig
Sabren. Gin Wonn ertranf beute in
Gleor Sort Dor Sen Aiigen bicler
Hohbarn, melde liidt i'm gtan6e
pareL ibm 5u belien. Iie 9cpub-
ner oer N~ieoerunJen entflieben uno
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&un cinem Glcpgnntcu 5n Suoc &C.
trGmpclt.

HipcrfiOc, Gal, II. Mpril. -
Cine GlcpbortenDeeroe imtr0c nab
reno Der gcltrigcn gtndmittogS .Bor.
ItcQilng IN cinem Dieiigcn Sirius
0urd) einell Vrano mo Die grploiion
mebrercr nabe gelegcnen 9cbGltcr Der
yStan0uro Gil 60" milo uno ent-
500 lid ser Gontrole. Die riciigen
Sbterc rannten mie toll ourd) Die
StaOt mo gefGbroetcn pielc Eerio.
ncn, ie0oh gelang es bolb, JIG micoer
ein5uiongcn, bis alti boS 0robtc, Den
Siibrer Scr Sceroe. Gieicr elephant
orong i'll Den Sol oes nBIcnmooo.
SoteIs," cine poue Wcile bon Dem
GirtuS, Gin mo trompeitc BORT Sri.
Gaa Gibbs, cine Iinfoniiiin uno
@nit in Dem Sotel, 81 So0e. ,. 4.
Chapman, Elm anocrer 8nit, mir0e
idper perlest uno crlitt mebrere
HippenbriifJe. Gle Bette rarnte
6urd 6ns 9ar6icrlofol, oeiien Sbiire
lie 5ertriimnerte, 5erifmetterte oas
9roBc Sdnltieniter eines 2abens alli
Ser anoercn Seite Der StraBe uno
oerleste nod etlife anoere Yerionen,
che es nit Siilie pier anoerer Gle.
pbanten gelang, i'm 81 iiberuinoen
uro iii Sen Cirrus 5ltriif gu bringen.
9. !. Worslep, ein 6ltbrmann, erfitt
ourf Die @rploiion Der SelbebGlter
tootlidJe gronomun0en. Sri. Gibbs
mar Iiafoniiiin Der eriten bieiisen
Observation-Disclosures unb fam
Dor brei Sabren bon Chicago bierber.
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@cidlfublengrGbcr fcbrcn 5nrilf al
bic WrbCtt.

1oIcoo, o, II. Ipril. - Iie
100000 @eiffoblengrdber oc5 Iogc.
ualnten Central > Gonfurren5 = 9t'
ItriftS, nelde ieit Dem I. April feicr'
ten, mrroen um Montog al bic 4r'
belt 5uriidfehrcn. Gns 2o6nltalo'
Gomite ser 3miidenitnotlifen &oblen'
grl,bcnbciiber uno @rubens9lrbcitcr
lit in 9ctrcff ollcr mid)ti9cn 8unftc
I'll eincm Ginp~critGnOnib gclanQt.
0o5 Gonlitc bat lid iiir cin 5ncliob'
RIGGS ltcbcrcinfommcn olli 9oliS ei'
ner Rate bon 90 Gents pro Come &c.
cinigt, ncbit cinem 3uirie0enitcQcnoen
Tbfommcn in ge5ug alti Die Siege
hing bon Arbeits5nitGnOcn, 10 oab
oic perid)icocncn Iiitrittc in cine rcla.
tin gIcite Gage oeriett mcrOcn.
Die 2obnifoIa miro BON Nr6iibcn-
ten 2epiS i'm Nomcn Scr 8rubcn.
4rbeiter nit Dem &orbcbolt nnge-
uommcn merOen OaB er bicicl6c belt
ocrihicocnen Giitriftcn 5ltr lolalcn
I%bltimmlung iibcr Oiciclbe mter6rei-
tct. Die Stimmen Der @rlberarbei
FER mcroen Damn crit entiheioen, Oh
Ole 2obnitolo o%ngcrommen miro oocr
nidt, IS C%riltirt ieood fem 3mcis
fel, oaB Die gntihcioung %aiinitig aus
iollen miro.
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Gimc NiDrocricftc in Mnnito6n.

Weoicine Sat, Monitobo, II,
@pril.- Aus Dem Yro5eB Der ncl;l
Mtitglieoer Ser ol9 olrGiumcr" be.
tannten Scftc lucge1 9tieocrbrcn
mems bon &o6n &ebr'S Scim cling
bcrpor, Dob Der 6iibrcr Der Seftt
oos Sootcn Der Somilie Hebr'a an.
georonet babe, neil cr iih gcluci9eri
bate, Der Seftc bei5lttrcten. MiihocI
9roit bc3cu0tc, BOB Sobn Mcrtcl5
uno Topio @uuinlun bon SoUo, e..
O.. Die SGuptcr Der Scfte limo. Wtcr.
tel ipcr0c ol5 Die oSonne" mnC
Suuinran nlS Ger vWfon0" be5cihnct
@ei ibren 3~niummentiinitcn a.
Son1ltogen cr3dblten Tie lire Srdil
me, Die oonn W(crfelS o%elltete, 81.
moren fir Die Grnloroung NQer, oi.
nift ibren @lnubcn b%eitroten. Heb'
uno ieine 5nmilic %cntfanlen nit Ocn'
Se6en.
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NadI &C Snbrcu.

@oportc, &no., II. 2tpriI. -
Gin Dor 60 &abrcn 5ui0aiG per.
ihhldter Qrobcr aupicr.Gcut Der.
uriodjte belttc ocl zoo Oc0 G7.idbri.
gen 6armcrs Somc9 &ndins. TiC
Miin5c fnpicltc lid in Ocn M}oacrs
id)lcimb0ilten ein, bis liN fiir5lj6 Gin
@cidlpiir bilocte unO Die SGurrt I'M
Mo0cn oniin1cn. 0o3 Mctnu muijll.
I0icn. Gam frat Scrgiitung unO Oct
Zoo ocS Yoticntcn cir.
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Gene SabbatbSid)GubnngS Erp5ciic,


8cringcr @riolg Der Gompognc oeS
8idtcrS @oQuce fir Itrcnge
2urhfiibrrng bcs Sonntogsgele'
tc9 in &oniu3 Gitp.
8ona@ Gitp, Wo., II. Mpril.
- Sbglcid) Hid)tcr EorterfieIo in
icincr Ger Sltrp crtbeiltcu Snitrltt,
ton mlSbriidlit gcio9t bate, bo3
@eicb iiber SdlieBung coon Gbe1'
tern II. !. No. um Sonntog lei Der.
leBt iuorOcn boben BON ocn 0cihpo.
rcnen bci'm eriten Hro5eB, bel lucls
dlcm Der oSrpbcrm "2citcr Wartin
Sebnlam Der Nn9cflo9tc mar, bon
Nnfun9 an 5cbn fitr 6rciiprcdltng
umO 3lpei fir iduloig geltimmt un0
murben iblicBlidL nod)0cm tic 5ebit
Stltn0cn lang IN HCrutbung gcfucIer
rtro Iid) riht ciniacn fonntcn, pom
Rihter cntIullcn. 0ieicr NllSgana
beS erltcn BON Den 200O SGItcL Ole
aus Den Nntlogcn cutipron0cn, Ole
aus Der Gompo0nc bcS Nid)terS Wo,,
lace Sllr 0urhiiiGruu0 0eS Conn.
togSgeictcS cntltonbCn iilb, lit BON
pid,ti1er Sroglucitc fir Die nod 81
perbonNcInNen GGQc. Hid)ter @ol'
lace mill cincu @crid)t ilbcr oen Ero-
5cB Sen @roBgcidyporcnen Wntcrbrci'
ten.
NohOcm bic &oitborCn bel btn
Slueitcn %ro5cb orci Stmbcn lang in
9erotbung gelpeien iuorelL brotten
iie einen @obriprltd) Gin, o%cn15nfolGc
Der 9iueteur I'M Srpbeum Sbcoter,
:. q. Seller, ibuloig bcfllnoen MOL
Den lit, am Spnntoq cntgcNc1 Dem
8cleBc cine llid)t no~tbpenoigc Nr.
belt pcrrid)tet 81 bobcn lnO lcbtcl
ais Strofc sic @c5oblung bon ctnem
Collar felt. SIS lit Dies bic critic
llebcriiibrung IN ctuem Der 2009
Sale bon &crletunaen be5 Conn.
tagsgeiebcs ourd Gbeoterleutc. Sn
Den erItcn bciocn SGucn fonllten iih
sic @cIttporenen nif)t cinigGt.
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glasfa's Wincralrcid)tbnm.
Gntoedung nciler 8olbfclocr.- Ser
meiiung BON aohlenicloern burdl
Die 9unoesregierung.

Die 9lnocSrcgterung.
Gbicago, II. Ipril. Eroi.
@oaacc Ntfpoob pom geologiidcn 1t.
pGpiiogropbiideu 9cpartement Der
llniperiitdt bon Chicago lit pont
Nunbes . @eologiid)en 8ermellungs'
Department beoiIftrogt tuoroen Die
aoblenfclocr bon aldsfa 81 pernlei'
len ulb beren @ertb un0 Die ItllaGc
fiir cine aoblenltotion fir oiearieg0'
flotte ieit5ulteqen. Erof. Itipooo
miro an 10. gpril nad alosfa ab-
reiien.
Seattle, @oib., IL. April. -
einer Had)rit)t aus Soirbanfs ,glasf.
3ufolge boben 5mei @ologrdber aiit
Nolnn . Greet I'M aopufuf 0iitrift
reide @oloablogerungen entoedt urlo
tinnen fur5er 3eit 0oloforner iii
@ertbe bon $4,000 BON feliigent I'm.
tergruno allsgepoifen. 3as ousee.
arabene grbreih ipiirbe a%lifaebdiift,
TIM es i'm Sriibiabr aus5unoifen.
Nm @iien1on /, Greet lit mo eben.
iuQs ouf reihc @oloInser aeitoBen,
uno I'M Sriibiobr peroen IN beioen
8egenoen groBe NieoerIoiiunaen aus
Der Groe iuad)iett.
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sraaiides sdidlal breier ainbcr.

2os4ngeles, Gal, II. Npril.
= 9rei ainoer fannen aeitern bier
biirf llnfGae mrs 2eben. Yincent
unb Soiepb Senatro ginsen nit ibrer
0tutter iino 8roBmutter ourd, Die
CARDS Der yScutbern 9neiiic 8obn,"
nIs Die beioen araben inter sic MG.
Ser eines riidlparts iabrenocn, laut.
los DeranraDenoen @aggons grrie.
then utb lnter ibnen 5ernialmt ipur-
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sen. SuliuS 9oruid,, Orei Sabre alt,
~itiir5tc olif Der &cronOn Der @ob,
mrItg ieiner Gltcrl, no iciuc Mutter
nit @aIdeu beifGiti9t mar, Rulings
III eineu nit iir0cnN bciben @oiicr
gcfiiatcn 3ubcr mo lp1rbc 10 idmcr
ucrbriibt, Dab cr bincn mcniBen
Stunocn iturb.
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@crmiidtc tclcgrnpBiihc Nrpcidjcn.


- Sn ct. GATHERINGS, Ont, lit
sic 1obrif fir Shnciocrmcrfjcuge
BON Wbitmon Barnes nicocrgl.
bronnt. Ger S0oocn bcIGuft iid)
auf 100000.
- 0rci Ncqcr, mcId)c IN Nictitcn
ser Nopitcr @uoIio 50. itnuOcn inn
IN Macon, 60, 01lrd) G%inothnurng
0iftiacr @oic mn'S 2ebcn gctonmcr.
&icr onocrc Nrbcitcr iinO itpcr e.
truntt.
- @Ghrcn0 oca @otte80ienItca III
Ser Sopc.airdr 81 YittSbnr9 crlhoB
elm wlariihcr @rilbcnorbCitcr citizen
lPiturbciter Tor Der Stride. Scr
M0r0cr murbc icltacnommcu.
- &n Der Gtouta . &caialotur pou
CALEDONIA botScnotor &on0rurL Elm
Ghcrpfcc o. SuOiuncr, cine Dill cin-
ncrCimt, mcld)c ole GerlucnOumg BON
&n0ioncr 6i0rrrcn ais @eih0itS.
lGll0er titr Gtgorrcns mo SabotlU-
ocn bel $50 @cloItroie mo icd)S @tos
nutcn @ci0ngniB pcrbictct.
In Chicago, Sis, ~itiir3tc Scr
Stolicncr Ncntura Gominico aus
icincr int Orittcn Stof 6clcgencn
@obmlnG o,i Die StruBc uno Der.
mod)te lnpcrlcbrt icincn y8cA iort5u.
icecn. Sclbit. Die Ficifc mar Inn
nldt alt2gcgnngcn.
- Ger gcitcrn III Der nntcrcn
9tclp Nortcr Noi IN 6olAc elmer Got
liiion olrf 0cn @rrmo geIiibrtc odni.
ihc 0ompicr nllnitco StotcS" mllrs
DC GcItcrn iIott qclnud)t m1O @cbui9
Mcporotltr IN Den @ofcn bllgIirt. Die
Baiiu0icrc mnr6cn gclonhct un0 rel.
fen bciltc olli Cincnt al0crcn Gonr
pier nod europa ob.
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foit oucr Gerfebr in Scr Gegeuo III
ultcrbrohcll.
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ger 3eit oic Gniidt porgeberridt, oob
ienc5 Gntge9enfommcn ser beut,
id)en Hegierrng iafIid pie %foruell
in 3cutihlono mo 6ronfreif uid)t
glcid betucrtbet meroc mo DAB aus
elmer 10 5lueilpoltigcu Nufioihung
pieocr WtiBpcritdnoniiie bcrporgebcn
t6nnten, Die mgiinitia ouf ole bel.
ocricitigcn g%e5icbungen 5uriidtpirfcn
miiBten.
g q III g ii II It Icr &c It 0 T.
BEN.
Ger bctonntc Moler Groiciior SriB
8erncr, Elm SdiiIer IooIi D. Wten.
5elS, lit aus Dem 2cben gcidiebcn.
Gr errcidJte cin Nltcr bon iiber 80
Sobrcn. Grit tiir5Ii6 bate ole 9lfa.
oemlic Der aiinite cine IllSitellllnJ
ieiner Wertc perunitaltet.
(G5rib @erner rpilroc am 3. Ge5cnt.
Der 1927 ST Berlin geboren, begonn
ais aitpicritefer llnb 3eidner ieine
tiinitIcriihe 2ulibabn unb ponote
lid, bon Wen5clS &unit bcgciitcrt,
Der Woleret 5li. Gr iprtroe 5lterit
Mten5eIS, 1864 nod 9onnat'S uno
Mciiionicr'S SdiiIer. Noh Berlin
5uriidgefebrt, molte err ieinc ouBcr,
rrocntlid) fcinen uno 5ierlihen Su.
tcrieurS un0 8cnrebiloer, meilt nit
Wotipen aus Der Rofofo5eit.)
Gigcntb ii mIidc Ii.
DUNG eineS Cent d.
ImerifoncrS.
0oS hieiigc omerifoniidc SiiliS.
Gomitc ~beld)Gitigt iid nit ocm Sail
cineS iocben ans ben Ser. Stautcn
cingetroficnen WorncS, Dem Dos Gr.
inncrun9Spcrmo9en obbonoen &c.
tommen SIT ieiu idcint. Gr lit nlB2r
Ston0c, on5udeben, iuie or nod)
GeutihIono gefommcn lit. Ger Yo5
lit corrctt olsgcitelt uno trdgt oo3
Gotum beS 26, MGr5, Gr IaItet alli;
Wtor Eurnid, Nr. y, 3tpeitc Npe,
Mcm : Dorf, n%oturoliiirt, 80 Sabre
alt.
Sic Mcr5te, rpel6e fir boS Stills.
eomitc tbGtig limo, unteriu6en ocn
Sail olf bas cingebenbIte.
(&ic mls Hctp . Oorf geneloct
miro, bat BORT Gin Mann, Non1enS
Mor Eurnid,, bis Dor bier @ohcn
I'M @ouie Nr. -, 3peitc slpe., i'm
5neiten Stod Elm 3inlrncr innc &C.
tobt mo bot ii6 oilf Anrotben leinrS
9tr5tes mcgcn ieincS leioeuoen 3lt'
ltauoes nud) 9eutidJlanb bc9eben.
lleber Die 9eId6ftigung ocs War'
l1es ober ieine ioniti9en 9e5iebungcil
mar Nicnouo im Souic I'M Stouoe,
Iusfunft 81 9eben.)
Gin Silber Subiloum
Die @erliuer glQgemeine Gleftri-
;itGts q. @%eiellifaft, sftien : 8eieIl'
idoft fir getperblid)c %TitSnusung Der
Gleftrotednif, begcbt am SantItog
nos iilberne Subildlm ibreS 9eitcs
bcltS. Sic gibt anl0blih 0cs Grei1-
niiics cine >Subil1lmsihriit berauS.
(3ie @eiclIdaft pcrountt ibreGni.
itebung oem @ebeimen 9ourotb ultn
lebigcn Disqualification Der 8eiell'
Id)oft Gmil Hatbenou, ipelfer I'M
Sabre 1883 Die Yatentc ser Gbilon's
id)et 0Iiiblompcn fir 9eutidlallo
crmarb uno 5u ibrcr NuSbeuturG
cine flrinc Stuoien @eleaihoit in
Berlin 9riinocte, Die nod int 9leid)cn
Sabre 5i,r 0cutihen Gbiion . 8cicll-
Id)oft fir on9emonote Glettri5itGt cr'
meitcrt pltroe itn0 I'M Sabre 1887
ole MISUNDERSTANDING yaagemeine
Gleftri5itdtS @cleQid)oit" onnobnl.
GoS Nttienfopitol bctrdgt Sc Wiiaio'
ncr Mtarf.
&c ben-nod ) Solifnr.
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ocn 9cid)luB aciuBt, ciri9c 0ompfcr
mcIhc rcgelnldbiq bon 9rcmcrbnpcn
nod) Noroamcrifa iobren, audi So
lifor in Heuihottlonb onloufcn 81
loiien. lie Neucrung miro binnen
aursem in Groit trctcl,.
N(nsfats Miucrn(rcid,thum.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-18

Surd, elmo Grploiion in ser
Dis Mine 5n GarnIore, alberta, muir.
ben orei 8ergIeilte getootct uno bier
ld}iper p%erbrannt.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-10-07
Hartman Sends Stubbs to Talk
for Him
N TRANSPORTATION.
Said Railroads Do the Work
That Is Mapped Out
BY the Organization to Which
He Was Speaking.

San Francisco. Oct. THE second
day or the Transmississippi CONNER
cial congress proved a very busy one
ana numerous speakers addressed the
delegates, who accorded strict atten-
tlon TO the important subjects dis
cussed. ]. c. Stubs. director of traf-
nc OF over $4,000 miles of Hartman
railroads. was one of the speakers. his
subject being Transportation. Mr.
Stuoos was present and delivered his
aooress at the special request of Mr.
Hartman. The speaker went into the
relation of the railroads to the work
oI oeVeIop1ng the Transmississippi
country very fully and showed how
the big transportation companies had
peen DOING work along the lines
years N'
Dr. BENJAMIN Ide Wheeler. presi-
oenl ot OF the University of California,
also addressed the meeting. his sub-
Ject being West of the Mississinnf
Rlver, What Does 1t Mean? ?" A sur
vey OF the great future is opening out
oeIore the Transmississippi country in
general. and California in particular
Colonel Fred w. Fleming. of Kan
sas City, took for his subject aWest-
ern insurance." while Governor Cut-
Ter, or Utah. and former Governor Par
zee, or California, both paid attention
sources"
Inc delegates were greatly impressed
with the work of conservation that has
already been done in Utah and Cali
tornia as outlined by the speaker and
warmly applauded Governor Cutters
remarks as to the prominent part
President Roosevelt has taken in for
warding the work in all parts of the
country.
Attorney General Dickson of Colo
rado. speaking on the topic Irrigation
and Disposition of Public Lands" dre7y
the attention of the meeting to the i'm
Porsance OF guarding government
lands from too free distribution.
James Gallbreath, secretary of the
American Mining congress, talked on
the conservation of mineral resources:
! and Frank Short of Fresno, Cal, dis
cussed the relation of the natural re-
sources of the country to its social and
| political conditions. ~
Among the speakers tonight will be
c. ]. Blanchard of the reclamation
| service, who will give an illustrated
| lecture assisted by z. B. Thompson of
| Washington; w. F. Baker of Council
Bluffs, and T. F. Walsh of Denver.