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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-08-18

8onmorts ftsrite M Q T.
bartr1 ftaar ifslge oStubbetsbing
Q(ois" acknowledgements 6aoe /
Stubefabing. Def er et oaloi9t 5rG
iom ityattg fig oper ct Blaoerum al
ca. 300 arabratsQlen og bar en-
meqet a1ieliq 6siOe. 8et ourlige
1lo6ntte er ca. 800 Qb. Bar.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-08-18

" t1itN pNV D~WN@9No0Nh ~ OIN~
1a9et. s Q(nleOnin9 At MinOeOagen
paieoe 0une6ro9 fra to I 9aOnen
li9genbe Oanite SeilIti6e.
6%ooerslep, - 6urti9 / @en=
Itin9en. (S6l. 81 go9nmanO s..
). Qisiens enonu life tpoe Qar gam
le Sgn fatot forleoen peo at tere mob
en- 5%ern6aneOogn oeo 6aonen neo
ira Sebet pud i'm meo groIten be-
lasiebe 8ogn, bpi8 forreit tie 6jul gift
nber bans 9r1it; men enbnu for Bag
bullet ndaeoe BAN, haboe ban truts
fet iig uo al lin farlige Sitting,
9ogn meO QGs Oejebe 5000 punO.
9len trobs ben tun9e Beet er bans
abeItelier iaa lette, at man bad6er,
fan ingen Men bill ba0e al 1T u3elO.
Mt8fton8feiten paa
ge9bopeO ben 26. SuIi 6aOoe
Tamlet en- talrig 3it69rertreos og bar
6eguniti9et al bet oejli9ite CONNER
peir. 9rGiterne 9eterien at StoOz
borg og Nisien al 8ioloerup taIte.
- z few i 5aOer8teO
%peooarer. Oct er MI (oen "a.
Suli) / ben Abe lice, % enbnu er
Der in9en l1oIigt III nogen Q(fiIutning.
Streitens u6e6ageli9e 5glger mar
tes itartt fer. 9a9ere. Sla9tere %
tort iagt a1e 5orretnin9sfolt li6er
berunber. s ct itort Qntal bar Speus
bene, iaa bel 9ifte ION uqifte, fors
labt gnen for at ip9e Qrbeioe anOets
itebs.
BET oiloe gre gnIfeligt, ON en- ind
fp0eliesrig Qerionli96eo tunOe OPP
traoe inn Magler. 5 andre Dyer II
Ma9iitraten optraaot Iom Meaems
mdno. aunoe bette life ife fer?
Strejfen. oMooer5maulet'
bar faaet 4nmoOnin9 ON at optdge
%felgenoe;
5or noqen 9.o iioen laites i 9pens
9laoe. at Der bar oprettet en- Q(rs
MISUNDERSTANDING. Saooiot ieg
butter, itoo Der blanot dnoet. at 6Ors
maalet meO Oprettelien Ituloe o9
re, at oirte ZEN til ct goot Samar>
bejbe meaem Qr6ejostager % Or
| b%ejosgiper. 6or at bette fan tie
6nloeit maa Der dblolut oGre Gnigs
beb t. Steoe. Gu, eFter at 5orenins
gen er bleOen itiftet, o9 iua lan9e
ben far bGret til, tan man tun 1ige,
at Der / Stebet for Gni9beo bar be-
ret ltenigbeO mellem Nrbeiosgipere og
Qrbejostdgere.
aunbe 5oreningens 9eitprelie III
te oeo at tr9oe iammen meo nogle
beiinbige Nrbejoere e1er beb at benz
oenoe fig til entelte roIige, updrtiite
pg beIinoige 9or9ere om at pdotage
fig idmmen meb benz at forIege pad
at faa Gnig6eO bro9t til geie.
9igelebes tunbe maaite ben rolige,
Der 6jemmebsrenbe Qrbejber gore i'm
SnbnpOelIe qGloenbe. / Sab Der fore
to9e8 en- i~triftlig afftemning, iaa bet
ferite StriOt tunbe bliOe 9iort.
Oct Reb1trig, iom bpres at 9bens
R9rin98brtOenbe. bilbe 10 oermeo
bore bempet. Qrbejoerne Iud Def
iom M~rbeibsgiperne oiIbe 10 oeb at
rpffe binanben 6uunben til 6prlig,
life aIene felO bIiDe tilfrebie berpeb
men Tamtlige 9pens Nartngsoris
hao6n h,(An oTon6a e.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-08-18

GnQene peb 9imfiorben.
@eItenitormen, Tom / ben Ienere 3io
bar pqret 6erItenbe, bar iom ia6bans
Iig, ifriper ,qolborg @mtstiotnoe"
beoirfet. At IN itGrt Strom 9dar neo
gsnnem qinfiorben pg ger aaoan5c
paa Gnge % a9r Iangs 5%iorbbrebs
rem.
8et er Tarlig ben norore greo, BET
qadr III oper. Rogle Steoer oper1fpl-
les Gnqtn meo Sanb, andre Steber
repes At 3or0en, Der Stntte for Chit
fe lssnes &c feres lO / 8p6et.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-08-18

RopperIer 3srD. 6os
6usmono Qiels 9eter 9arien, 6a5s
LUMP, p.lte man forleoen fnre med
nogle Urn. fom nplig par tommen
biem FRA Qaberup WIcie. Ia 5srosne
Der laaet ] StDtter, fanbt mar iflg.
,.Ranoers 9enItreblao" en- Del aaos
ftptier. Ter ale bar g%ennem6orct og
fanoipnliaois Far tent iom emit
Ter etler iiqnenbe. Salt ianbt man
ca. loo Sitr., De itsrite ION en- 6ass
idnso. - 1uuoet er ~antaqeIia al tor
6iitoriif Qarbi.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-08-18

ubbisninqerre fra Sen=
SertDlldnb. 5pfternes
Torttortnq. SITTER Re ifel9e y.
9. at o6fensbor9 RorOb. 3eit." paa
oficielt 5teb ino6ente6e Oplpsnin9sr
inbFrGnter De iteofunbne llbpisnin9er
fla til, at ber / De fsrIte 0uge at SuIi
bar funbet noafe faa gortOisnin9tr
Steb. 4f be beb 9ortoisningerne
ramte far to forId6t 2anbet.
SITTER 6oaO R. 3. ira oficieI
ailbe bar %erfaret, er benimoo Uiiotsn
at Stuff Mloaneo ipO / 0anmart
feote unge Menneiter at en- Total
MBnbigRb / SIesoig NeDen opfors
oreoe til at forlaoe oeres 9usbenoer,
forOi oisie iioite bapOe taget Del /
iloeiete 8emonitrationer. 30 al
bisie unge MenneIter er rejit III
0anmdrt uben at 6aDe ORret toungne
Oertil; De andre fem er ubinbret for
blepne / Slesoig. 2igeiOm Der att
iad life bar fanoet llopisnins II
oDenn9onte perioner Steo, er Der
Grunb til al fro, at bet be1er life
poatqntes at ubpiie Dem eler andre
unber 5or6olb iom be omtdlte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-08-18

URH Helpp, Huul ptlle Il AllIU4pNt
- % 6s. Gfsc. Storubmiralens
gentagne gtrin9sr At 5atnemmelig6so
for bet Oanife @artifab fan pei Be
tragtes Iom en- 9etreftel1e berpad -
oa pirter bet pinligt. at oanite ltnoers
i%aatter uopiies fra Sles0ig, enbnu
mebens ben teiierli9e t1ite Gldaoe
nDber @aitfri6eo i oanite 5arponbe.
Men bet 3.ospuntt, bOorpaa aq6s
mano Rtis's 9anbelsbetjente er be
ben forOreone fra 6oOer8IeO, g0r
unGgteIig Su9en pdafalbenoe - o9
bette enbog / ben @rab, at Ri er til
beieIige til at meme, at ber unber en-
e1er anOen 5orm mda foreligge en-
5ejltdgetie. Oct forefommer os Ianos
Tpnligt, at en- at De in~oOunOreOe, fu6s
~alterne 9brig6eos perTo Toner / misfors
itadet SOer for at pie fin NtOterbso
'og I llpiOen6eb ON ienere 9ibers pc
gibenbeber er qdaet rem efter en- Wes
tobe, Tom life f9ngere bar aurs.
6Ois Oenne 0pfattelIe ItuIOe pie
fig at oare ri9tig, bif bet nGppe bare
l9nge, inoen oebtommenoe iteblige
@%m6eOsmano ira 8eqeringen / Sles=
rig Tom Organ for 8egeringen
Berlin fables aloorli9t til Orben CT
6elqres til Def 6eore. Den prsiiilfe
CpereOrig6eo plejer life at oare Ct
Ippge meo I ifi9e 5ilfnlbe. Den Ri
~naturligois enonu minbre pere BET
faa ct 3iospunft, ION Iigger imeIem
zen tnTte Gitd6res og ben tDIfe Sc
Iers geieg / 8dnmarfs 6oOebiao'.
6bem Der fteb General
z c6IeppeqreII. S 4nlebnin3
at SIteobagen ofentli9gsres / bet tiels
fe 8ldb ,,aieler 9eueite Na6ri6ten'
en- @tiGOring al General S6leppe=
grens Sab Oso Zore Stott. artit-
lens 6orfatter, 56. 6agena6, itrioer
oeri 81. a.:
,Gn &f9le. iom Dor / Ggern
frrbe og bar meo oeO ben 4ejl.gbeo,
FAR ~fOrtalt mig, at be ilesbigz 9oliten
tie SGgere, oa De fenote @eneralens
6eje Gbar9e, pao en- Qfituno al 50
100 U%eter itrats retteoe Oere8 ges
Ter paa benne 0ruppe al Oficerer.
@eneraIen bolot til 6eIt iammen meo
I'm Sta65def 06eritIsjndnt Billion.
BET brn6enoe Stub er IanbIpnli9ois
cfgibet at en- S9qer fra @ammeuun6.
6an OeOe nogle Qtor efter Staget Deb
SiteO og bar, sfter boab mar Der poa
g9uen iortaller, paa De0sleiet me6z
oeIt fin 5aoer. at ban 6aoOe Ituot
9%eneralen".
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-08-18

,W meobeler:
3 @aar %. Suli og ligeleOes i DAG
far ialt Il Mano fra 6oiooin9 oqs
ret trpnct til Qmtsforitanoeren /
Star6qf. Der a%TororeOe Dem OpIps=
nirger ON ct 5orfamIings4us, Iom
paatantes opfprt / Sognet. 9e IND.
tGDnebe erflareoe, at S%taonin9en
tar uloOlig. og nagteOe at giOe 0p=
lDsninq om 5a9en. 0igele0es nag
teoe be at unberTfripe en- protofol,
fom Qmtsforftanoeren optog oOer De.
les Ragtelie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-08-18

5lens6org. - 5anget paa
SEEMING bleO forleben en-
2%(r6ejosmanb, Der paa Stats6dnss
9aarben putteoe ct 5oereItbtte en-
Gboto(aoeaptomat i SteOen for E;
Iipenninqitbtfe. ganegddrbsportz
neren If 9ie pda Mdnben cg opOages
be bans 5ore6ooenoe. "a ban bil.
be 6d0e BAN meb til Stdtionsfors
itdnoeren, lob Wanben bort. Wdn if
iQen fat / BAN; men for dnOen Sang
ioa fan lit Snit til at lebe i'm Bel
6borpdd ban tldtrebe ober @;tteret
oeo 5unnelen % fln9tebe inb / poIts
%gaarben. Ser fangeoe nan BAN for
treble Sang, boorpaa ban fsrtes til
golitiitationen. 81. 2(o.)
- Murpenbene tr9oer
.9rjere Qpn. 81. r. BE or9az
niierebe Wuripenbe bar Oebtuget Ct
trebe 3imelgnnen forbpjet til 80
qenning meb 81 Zines &rbeioe ON
Dagger ira ben /. April 1906 at reg
ne. Qsunen bar IiOen ben iibite
.Strue / 1897 oaret 80 penning med
10 9imers Qrbejoe ON 0agen.
DIS. 9ie6lifteltg 9efts
ubfigter. (9pbbplpoIten.) qaa
ganite enfelte Steber bar Rueboiten
nu taget i'm gegpnbeIie, men / boert
Sab BIZ ben ] inbeberenbe llge operr
aft Der pad Zen blipe a~lminbelig.
ST ganite enteIt Stbtte gbg er ogiaa
6gitet. @interfGben, Rug og 6beoe,
er I HegeIen bet bebite &orn / Mar;
gbgget og 9aoren er pei g%enneminits
lige, men bet ltal bog moi ienere bile
Jig, at bet 6ele lite giper Ipnoerli5
me9et I 51lo.
Roemarterne f%rsm61ber paa mango
Steoer ct ~beOrebeligt Spn, og @rG5s
mdrterne er ben 8rab ubtgrrebe rg
dfGbte, at en- i~taftels opItrGmmet
Martmus life engang fan ifiule Jig
unOer bet terre 0rasTtraa. Stun &lp.
oermarterne fra / lar itaur meO
tbnbe, grenm ptonter, men Der CT
intet 5orilug / en- FABIAN @rass
mart, ba 8lsberpIanterne ftdar iaa
langt fra boeranbre. Mun bar ber-
for pda mango Steber / f9ngere 9ib
mdottet itulbfobre, men ogIda benne
Wlet9obe bliDer loblig bpr, ba bet
forelsbigt life Ter ub efter @raspatit
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-02-17
Entertainment Tonight.

Miss Ola Bidwell of Chicago will
given an entertainment at the opera
house tonight for the benefit of the
Daughters Of the Confederacy. Tick
cts are on sale at Hood & Martin 5
drug store. The prices are 50 cents
and IS cents Miss Bidwell's pro-
gram will consist OF readings. violin
solos and vocal solos.
The Record of Clayton. Ala. gives
her the following endorsement:
Should one not see her enc wouli
conclude that some splendid trained
h'le Voice was rendering ne song
Her low notes are as swe,- as any
r.ter EVER heard. In other words.
she has the power OF voice of a man
With perfect training. an the soft
ness md adaptability of voice of a
gifted woman. Her child dialect is
perfect and her naturalness. ease and
grace add much pleasure to her
recitals"
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-02-17

are caught easily. Thousands oil
dollars worth OF that delicious food
is being shipped away from here.
1T is bad wind that blows no one
some good, and / do hope this cold,
while II helps these Mexican packers
20 make money. Will also kill all
the boil weevils, worms. etc, and a;
the same time put our Ellis county
soil in shape for another huge crop.
Rev. S. c. Bailey OF our county
has been here and held a meeting.
While the weather interfered with
him, still he had splendid meeting.
He is one Of the most successful
eyangelists in the state today. and
he richly deserves the success be has
attained, He is a devout Christian
and hard worker
see from the Daily Light and
Weekly Enterprise, both of which
come 10 me. that the good roads
convention was success In spite
OF the weather. | do hope the day
may come when Ellis county people
will be permitted 10 drive our steeds
over pixies as they are doing in Tar
rant and Dallas counties.
INNOCENCE ABROAD
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-02-17
RANGES BENEFITED.
Cattlemen Pleased Over Prospects
for Grazing this season.

A dispatch from Fort Worth SAYS:
Cattlemen in West Texas report the
range to be much better than was
first expected after the two recent
cold spells. This is the statement
made without reference to the storm
and blizzard which swept over Texas
from one end to the other beginning
last Saturday night. Just what the
last storm will do to the ranges and
cattle has not been generally COM
mented upon as yet, but the belief
here is that there will be some losses
among the live stock on the open
ranges, but what per cent of course
would be merely guess work, and
until reports have been received here
at headquarters of the Texas Cattle
Raisers' Association it will not be
definitely known what damage has
been done.
Up to the last storm it is said
that the condition of ranges was
better than for years, and is the re-
suit of good rains in December and
January and the early part of this
month.
Following the recent billiards the
/ report was circulated that thousands
of cattle died on the ranges as a
result of the bad weather, but it
has been stated since that these re-
ports were without foundation in
the main, as very few cattle perish
ed as a result of the billiards. 1t
is believed that the storm of Satur-
day last will be much more severe
on live stock than the two recent
billiards., as the weather was several
degrees colder and the snow, in some
places in the Panhandle, very deep.
In West Texas there is beginning
TO be a shortage of beef cattl- on
the ranges and from FL Paso comes
the information that Fort Worth and
San Antonio may soon be called up
On 10 supply the local markets of that
town with beef
However. there is quite a number
OF large punches of steers being fed
in the vicinity of Ell Paso.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-02-17

The reporter was subject to the
payment of fine in the county com
missioners court yesterday afternoon
The accusation filed against the news
gathereT was for appearing before
the august body without first remOy-
ing his hat. A ''capias go-get-'em
was issued and placed in the hands
of Janitor Godfrey for execution.
After being served with a copy of the
capias the reporter proceeded to a
neighboring grocery establishment
where he purchased apples and
oranges with which 10 liquidate the
fine imposed against him.
II is a well established rule of
The court to fine every man who ap-
pears before it without removing
his hat Among those who have
been fined during this term may be
mentioned a deputy sheriff. deputy
clerk and others.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-02-17

The readers of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able 20 cure in all its stages.
and that is catarrh. Halls Catarrh
Cure is the only positive cure known
10 the medical fraternity. Catarrh
being constitutional disease. re-
auifes constitutional treatment
Halls Catarfh Cure is taken intern
ally. acting directly upon The blood
and mucuuus surfaces Of the SYSTEM
thereby destroying the foundation Of
the disease. and giving the patient
strength hy building up the yonHrl.
tuition and assisting nature ln doing
its work. The pruprirfoIs have SO
much faith Boo Its curative powers that
they offer Uue hundred dollars for
any one ease that &c fails 20 eBre
send for list az lm0niale
Address r J Cheney a Company
Toledo. Ohio
Sold ~ an druggists. IS cents
Take Halls Family pills for eoH-
stip#fion, a.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-02-17
THE STOMACH IN WINTER.
Hearty Food Puts Extra Strain oH
This Important Organ.

Winter IN little more than half
over. and the results OF It's hearty
food are shown In the variable appe-
tite, nausea. gnawing at the pin Of
the stomach, heartburn. saIlow skin.
furred tongue. headache. hackache.
and sleeplessness The stomach has
been oyerworked, the nervous system
IL unstruug. the blood Is In a bad
condition. the digestive organs are
tired out
II is at this season of the year
that Mi-o-na, the only remedy known
that gives strength TO the stomach
and digestive organs. Is of especial
value
Mi-o-ua Is not hit-oT- miss cure.
but is an unusual combination OF
remedies that makes IL infal1ible
in restoring health TO the stomach
and digestive system u overcomes
any acid condition that may be pres
ent in the stomach and lntestines.
soothes and heals the irritated mu-
eous membrane, has stimulating
effect on che solar plexus. and com
hlnes peculiar propriettes that
strengthen the nerves Of the stomach
and puts else whole digestive system
IN $50 healthy, clean and sweet a
state thnt fermentation IT The food
cannot exist. any disease germs ia
me stomach Nlfl he destroyed. aud
the digestive SYSTEM wlli he -
strengthened that d wili extract
from the food all the elements thaf
make solid bone firm musele. aud
pHra alond Il Is guaranteed cure
for ail diseases % enc stomach. ~
cenfsng cancer
The suaFaute. an MisonA i given
hY uae ~ ouF best kno~n dFus firms
Hpua 4 Martin, Wha ssres ia re-
fund th~ price ga cents. shoaid Nj.
nsna mof give perfect ssstsfAgtioa
Ash fh~m fo sh@~ you the guarantees
fhes Kivs @Efh every pas aaEu me
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-02-17
Granville Jones.

Granville Jones. who is perhaps
the leading prohibition speaker in
the state OF Texas. TO make no men
ton of larger territory, will come
10 WaSahachie tomorrow and spend
day or two in the city. He viii
preach 81 tina Main Street Chris-
tian church on Sunday morning and
In the evening also. Il can press
him into service On Monday night
Dee will deliver his famous lecture.
The Prudisal SON This lecture
has been delivered IN mauy places
before cultured audiences and has
always met with most enthusiastic
reception. There viI he ua udmis-
sion fee charsed &c the door. lut "a
free viii offering eill bs taken.
CHALMERS MCPHERSON
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-02-17
FROM NtHtnx

Auburn, Feb a. Neth.nr DOING
in thls part ~ fhe moral vineyard.
Extremely cold weather prevails
and fuel especially coal. is searre.
school suspended an account ~
no coal last FFldag
" p tsFneff 4ua 8Fa Mamie
Thrash reee4vssi u1rssaEe FRAN their
brother George Corn#ft Formerly :
eitiEen of this place haf nos living
~ FaifE Hamilton county. thai his
daught~f. lilllaa aged ts F.ars.
bad died SER saadsuss fnum q stroke
II paFslsssa Fhsy iefs ~ ausr and
arrived fhsre q Tee somfs s,sfare fh~
burial
lrwsa Petit @ho - saffersnK wsth
. broAsn ankle ana Also an astaek
- pae1nsaas@ = 4@p~essmw
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-02-17
WINTER ON THE COAST
For The First Tine in Several Years Ice
Forms Of Corpus Christi.

Corpus Christi, Tex, Feb. Ia -
Corpus in Spanish means body and
Christi In Spanish means Christ.
The body of Christ is then the name
in Spanish for Corpus Christi, and
this historic old city, situated as ii
is with Corpus Christi bay on the
| east and Neuces bay on the north
west. is almost surrounded by salt
water. Last August while tarried
here the invigorating breezes that
were waited across these bays. to-
gether with the refreshing bathing
| in the firm sand bottom salt water
of both bays, We're simply delightful
Not since February. 1899. have they
had any freezes 10 be noticed at all
till this winter. Last week we had
two mornings that were icy. and sun
day at II O'Clock ice began forming
again, Monday the ground was
frozen and considerable damage Is
reported 10 the truck growers. Ice
formed on q pool OF salt water at
night. but this evening il has dtsap~
peared. The weather has already
moderated 10 great extent. Talk
about seorching weather. When 1t
freezes here like this / know you
must be catching II like thunder up
there, and | am glad we escaped in
time to avoid the vigorous weather
you are having Five hundred miles
must, and does, make a big differ
enee in temperature, and tomorrow
| will go fishing or duck hunting
down here. This cold weather il
keeping this grippy frame of mine
indoors here. and | long 10 go out
into the big pastures near here and
hunt some. An immense flock of
ducks. the first I have seen. made
their appearance on Nences bay in
sight Of our boarding house today.
and nay better half said no. YOU
mast NOT go, and that settled il.
but 81 they stay there long what I
viii do 90 them Will be plenty
There are three newspapers pub
hshed here and ana a welcome visit
or tao au Of them. thereby securing
all 'hc reading matter I wish
have made the acquaintance Of all
the county and city officials aud they
sra CLEVER, juv.al western fellows.
anf rsef. together with she news
HeE men. aa~ mabian lltp. ahila
spIgurn bern. ONE sueet SONG. one
farmer while nuulius his cabbage
here tp ship o1f this week. ssid be
aaa setting une hundred daIafs.
Peg arre at present pfIgas. shted IL
Hnf wuts peF HuBdreA pounds rhla
Is iea than they hure been ee.ue
for several rsa8 previous Fac This
saaHau This ealt sgeil b. somo~baf
euFna or mF oyster supply U 81
too eaid for fae agxirans ta saae
to ab3 safhcF hem The printer
made me saF sn last ae~ks article
ghst uysfsre wera sH eeHfs pff aHe
hundred mheu s. ahnald have 5aevn
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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-02-17
Grand Duke Sergius Meets Death From the
Explosion of A Bomb Thrown Under
His Carrlage---Intense Excite
ment Prevails
Special to the Daily Light.

St Petersburg, February I7-Grand Duke Segius uncle
OF the Gar OF Russia tragic death today Moscow
the hands OF assassins While driving in his carriage
the Kremip museum bomb thrown under the Grand
Dukes carriage The explosion the carriage pieces
and killed Grand Duke Sergius One of
arrested and another dangerously Several
students who in the vicinity of explosion
rested. The assassination OF has caused
intense excitement Moscow.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-02-17

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