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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-26
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-26

becn0ete gcitern ibr Observation-Disclosures
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Goiicr, oem Sol uno BON Goaegcn in
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ipiel n%bloluircn.
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me bon $1,000 Mtorf bcwiligt, no.
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rem. HcpublifCn 81. 2cpoS, pcroifent
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tier.
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geid)leppt mor0cn.
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ientboler 81 iiini Sobrcn &crfer bel
barter Arbcit pcrurtboilt morocn. Ger
&erurtbeilte bot lif ieit Sobren
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lein Nuicntbalt mar bon Den Vebor.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-26

@erubigun9. - Mild)bGnOle'
rim (5u einem Sbieror5t oclicn @ot.
tin Don ibr oie Wild be5icbt); vSerr
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err Sbrc Mil6 nod iGllit, Oa t0nnen
Sic 6erltbigt iein. @olicrideu lit
oa@ Sbier nidytl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-26
Tor0la5o e 2cnnInlpauid n. q.

3fiae b~eIIaiIeu Slbribs sIbe.s u. 6hsgtr fGt1fton.
7.30 Nprm. mao 0urf tae'i6. aussenommen
Gpan.asS.
$50 8orm. mad Delta mt GcnntasS.
$50 Y,orm. mao Heidtr idaii6, atS9enpnrtrtr
GurntugS.
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Gonntaos.
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ago yladnl. ro,a 9eltu tdelia. arSuenontmen
GonntagS.
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men Goiiuiaes.
II .00 glbenoS mad ReIair Hur SonntuaS.
II AZ gbeiios mad leIair WltttfpodS unb Gam
ftags.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-26
6Stnblirt 1890.
WilGcI,n s.. Neimbarot,
Hr. 1913, gaeit.aombaro. strafc.
Nclu.Wurf elaitiihe gr%ndlbGnoer,

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ail oGne Seoer.
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beiteus empf0biefI.
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5u'rieoeH qeftellt iino.
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mente ipernen garnntirt oub iie pniier, mo
auf'S Snuberfte mo Veite nn9efcrtiai.
Tfr famrn ine 3immrr EJi
tltier Inffld)i bon Wsdn. Neinharot borbdnoeii.
no. 1eltpboH 9ogttlaHo 1883.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-26

Die liebe Il II 6 o.-Souss
irou: SAP Sic nit Dem 3ciguiB,
6as id) Sbnen olisgeIeat babe, fcinen
Stoat MAIDEN founen,gebe id) 5u, n6er
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SdmnGpinfeI int Solon an" -
Gienitmdoden: oHa, iiir Die fam i'd
bod nift! Iie moren ooh bel mel.
uem Intritt id)on oal"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-26
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drltiugen. 500 Sornt. bis 500 a0etos. init
Nnllmnlt Stenlt. 5rii1ere abiabri bon Wt.
gtaibinotou, b~erInften ut, gicpal Ct, 1900,
mitigoS ?l2dO ll2495 I53 t24s 80.
tii.a2 @oerOSi perl Gaulosn g. 800. .eiS,
Toymittass. !l2;oo Mati3., il2.o5. ?l21t.
Il LOO, ?t.05, 300, $500. 1908, 400. +4.30,
800, 300. 25.35, 1900. *6.t0, 1920, 100,
800. 1926, 1000. 1000. t1t.10. tit.4t
glbenbS.
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2s.l5 SurmitiuGs. l5.5b 9la6m SambenaGta,
!7.20 mo 1000 Sormittags, 1906 9iabti.,
?5.35 mo 600 Nbenhs.
Sreberif. MI. AoDdl Citation. 2s,45. lo.4s,
@ornt.; 9amoen Citation. 1913. 1900. 20.ib
mn 1000 SorIn., 1925. 1850 uno 1920 Nah'
niitidGs.
esinhehcr. Mt. SlcbaI, no Gorm.. l2.43.
1870 GudW.. 9nmocn, 7.20 Sornl.. 1900,
1874 uuo 400 gintrt.
Sagrteisisu, MI. 3tobaI eta. li.45 Yornt.,
l3,b0 GddnI. Camden Stuiiuu. SOC Norm.,
1860 nm 400 9iudNm.
6nieutt. Eitp mo VT. dirn, Camden Citation.
l7.32,- 2n.lb &orm., It.25. 1850, '5.29 $3.50.
f11.45 Mhenbs.
Curtis Nap, GanScn Giaiien. 1920 Born.
euran, VT. Ro0GI. F2.43 giubui.. Sainoen.
300 Nudbnl.
sloDal Blue cine uadb philadelphia uuS sarip.
Wprf, icner Terminue an 5reiunoS wan5ia.
tier Straie, Weip,yluff, beauem undJ 0otels,
3 SUrdterl uub Seidi0itSsT thrift,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-26
THE ]. F. WIESSNER 6 S01S
lL... 1e BREWING CO as re

a~Aabhaaaias Siertran cyei@
gurenff! Mr.r1fG2, gfbro. GugsStr.
t5anas.iO Baltimore. uRa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-26

So6frr &ci5. Giener( gu eli
mem onoercn): ogei meincm nellen
Serrn babe idJ idon mieoer gefiln.
bigt. ...i 10 ein @ei5bols lit mir nod
ME begegnet. aus einem 3obnito-
dermad)t CT 5luei!"
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-09-07
ARRESTED At GAINESVILLE
Man Charged With Attempt Ia Burn
a Katy bridge.

A man giving the name of Joe An
dersou Is under arrest at Gainesville
on the charge of attempting 10 burn
Missouri. Kansas and Texas bridge
near Woodbine.
Anderson told the officers that on
Aug. ! he was walking along the
track and found bridge on fire He
says that he tagged a train and the
crew extingushed the blaze. Again
on Aug. % Anderson says he was
walking along the same track and
found the same bridge on fire a sec
ond time Anderson also informed
the officers that on the second oc-
casion he did not leave the track to
go down where the fire was burning,
Foot marks which matched the hob
nailed shoes worn by Anderson were
found about the fire that had been
started under the bridge.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-09-07
JORDAN PLAIN SPOKEN
SAYS finances Are In bAt shape and
Salaries loas Due.

Hot Springs. Sept In his ad-
dress before the executive committee
of the Southern Cotton association,
President Jordan called attention TO
the progress made by local organlza-
tions in building warehouses and al
so referred TO the action OF the South
ern Wholesale Grocers' association in
endorsing the use of cotton bags IN
stead of jute. He stated the finances
of the association are In bad shape.
there is no money in the treasury and
no salaries had been paid since Feb
ruary last, In closing he referred TO
the report OF the special committee
appointed To investigate charges that
alleged certain officers of the associ-
alton gambled in futures. The com
mittee then went into committee of
the whole to discuss the minimum
price Of cotton.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-09-07

In attempting to correct a news
item which recently appeared in the
Daily Light the Milford Observer
falls into error. The item in ques-
ton referred to the fiftieth anniver-
sary Of the Presbyterian church at
Files and as Files is in Hill county
the incident had no bearing on Ellis
county history. The error made by
| the Observer was in stating that the
| first protestant sermon was preached
in Ellis county by Rev. NJ. Dickson
! BY referring to a History of ELI:
| county which was published few
! years ago ii will be found tnat the
| first sermon in Ellis county was
| preached in 1876 by a Methodist min
| lister named Welch. According to
the same authority the first church
for the county was organized by the
Cumberland Presbyterians at old Shi-
loh in 1S47. The first pastor was
Rev. Finis f. King.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-09-07
WOMAN LIVING >ThTt =.
Insane Person seems Not To Possess
Power of Iossonotiob.

Toledo. o. Sept One of the
most peculiar insanity eases on rec
ord a, the local probate court Is that
Of Mrs Anna Fuzee, now confined In
the county Jail She has turned to a
living statue TIE unfortunate wo-
man refuses TO move. save when her
body and limbs are controlled by the
muscles of brawny deputy sheriffs
She always Ea2es straight ahead,
seemingly at nothing. and when the
attendants are thickest around her
never deigns to give them a look.
The woman breathes. but nothing
more. Her nerves and power of To-
comotion apparently have left her.
Mrs Fuzee has TO be fed by an at
tendaut IT she is left standing In
one particular spot. she Will remain
there without noise or sound until
taken elsewhere If she is left sitting
or reclining it is just the same. The
woman has not spoken since she was
brought to the county jail.
The Jail physicians are deeply puz-
Zled over the case
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-09-07
NEGRO ENTERS A HONE
laseleai African DemsatS Somsthias 10
tat aad Tried 10 Rsb Woman.

A report has been sent OUT from
Forreston that what was probably an
attempt to criminal assault By an in
solent son of Ham was frustrated
near that place last night.
II Is claimed an unknown negro
entered the home OF W. u. smith
wick a prominent farmer OF that
community. and demanded of Mrs
Smithwick. who was alone in the
house, to prepare him something to
eat
Mrs, Smithwick politely informed
him she had nothing cooked and or
dered the negro away from the house
He then became impudent, and made
an attempt to grab the woman. still
demanding that she prepare food for
him.
Mrs Smithwick seized a pistol that
was on the table nearby, telling the
negro that the contents of the gun
was all she had to give, and that If
he did not go Immediately she would
fire the bullets into him Then the
negro obeyed her commands and dis
appeared
Upon returning home Mr.. Smith
wick was told of the happening and
gave an alarm, but no trace of the
negro has been found
Tom Forrest of Forreston was in
the city today and stated that Mr..
Smithwick lived on his farm. He
said he heard nothing of the occur
renee claimed to have taken place
at the Smithwick home He said.
however, it could have happened
without his knowing anything about
it.
Up to IL O'Clock today no report of
the matter had been made 10 the
sheriff's office.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-09-07

r. L. Naylor. that enthusiast over
good roads and by the way that is a
good subject to be enthusiastic over,
informed the writer that he had made
to have some logs
brought in and he will have some
split log drags made. There has
been a fund provided for this purpose
and all who wish to contribute 10 1t
can do so by seeing Mr. Naylor. We
are indeed glad that Mr. Naylor has
decided TO have this work done for
the drag has done wonders IN the
way OF improvements when used on
the black land roads and we feel
sure \. will oe suecesss here
I this town would get all that is 1ustl,
coming TO it wise thing TO do woul
be to look after some OF the ba
places in the roads leading to Mic
lothian. There seems to be no indi
! vidual wishes TO take the initiative
| in the matter and we suggest that the
! commercial club look into the matter
We believe our city could be greatly
benefited by the commercial club
cooperating with Mr Naylor in this
move. Midlothian Argus-News
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-09-07
CRIPPLE CURED BN DREAM.
Nightmare Results in Restoration OF
DsioCateu Hip.

Marion, Ind, Sept. IA dream
the case of George Gilpin, who has
been cripple for many years. Gill
pin suffered a dislocation of the hip
joint a number of years ago Surge
ons were unable to join the dislocat-
ed parts properly and he has been
compelled to walk with crutches
since the accident. The injured leg
became shortened as the result of the
accident and he could not walk with
out the aid of crutches.
Last night Gilpin had dream.
He imagined that number of men
attacked him and in self-defense he
struck with both hands and kicked
with both feet When he awoke he
was greatly surprised to learn that he
was using his right leg. Then he at
tempted to walk and was delighted
to learn that he could He was about
the streets during the day and his
friends could hardly be made to be-
lieve his story of the dream.
Surgeons say the only explanation
of the queer recovery is that while
Mr. Gilpin was asleep the muscles
and tendons became relaxed and
when the violent exercise brought
about by the dream occurred the dis
located hip Joint dropped back into
place
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-09-07

Two reports on cotton will be is
sued by the government next Mon
day The first will be issued at 2
O'Clock and will give the average con-
dition of the crop. The other will
be the ginners' report on the mum
Der of bales sinned and this will be
given out at / o'clock. This report
will be the first one of the season
on the amount of cotton ginned
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-09-07

Tom Bullard shipped a car load Of
mules and horses TO Fort Worth yes
terday for sale After disposing Of
his stock he bought "a car of mules
and shipped them 10 WaNahachie.
They arrived here this morning. MI
Ballard said there had been a great
falling off In the demand for mules.
and 80 is extremely difficult to sell
them ON the Fort Worth market
There were about five hundred horses
ON the market Yesterday and they
found ready takers Mr. HuIHrd
said representative of tbe Mexican
government were .Hgre nuNiue horses
fII cavalry Us,.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-09-07
KILLS MAN NTH FIST.
In Protecting n Friend Police Chief
strikes Man Ia the FACE.

Fort Dodge, la. Sept 1-W While
protecting q friend In a fight At he
Manson fair yesterday evening. My
ron Tulier chief of police. killed
George Dugan by blow in the face
from his fist The fight followed g
discussion of the last race won by
Frank Connolly, who was set upon by
two men. when the chief iuterfered
in Conuelly's behalf and struck Dugan
a severe blow Dngan walked q
short distance and dropped dead
Tuiler was arrested
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-09-07
Final Prohibition Rally.

There is to be Il final prohibition
rally in the court house yard tonight
Dr.. Rankin and two local citizens
will make addresses. A large choir
will sing patriotic and other appro-
pirate songs We invite every man,
woman. boy and girl who sings to be
present in the choir. Members Of
all churches and persons who are not
church members are invited The
last guns will be fired tonight. Let
them thunder loud for the right.
CENTRAL COMMITTEE
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-09-07
NEGRO N ~Tubs
hsrgefi With Theft Of I,a-oA~ Prom
the ~ssnafe

Washington. Sept Following
the Investigation 81 the disappearance
Of many rare and valuable Law booka
from the document room Of the Unit
cd States senate, T T. Quincy. a me-
gro, was arrested 1T the capitol on
charge of larceny The arrest was
made by Detective Weber as Quincy
was entering a committee room
When the committee room was
searched the detective says he found
twenty-three volumes uf The Digest
OF International Law, which are the
only original copies in the country
and which are barred from removal
from the document room, were
tightly wrapped and addressed 10
Quincy
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-09-07
EXPLOSION VICTIM DEAD.
Man Injured by Bursting OF Boiler
Died at Ennis.

J. S. Mckennan, one Of the men
injured by the explosion of the boiler
of a steam shovel on the Houston and
Texas Central cutoff about two
weeks ago, died in the division hos
pital at Ennis He was in a serious
condition for several days, when he
began to improve and hopes were
entertained that he would recover un-
til last Friday, when he was stricken
with Congestive chill and continued
to grow worse until he died. His re-
mains were sent to Verilla for burial.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-09-07
Sold His Property.

Rev. S. c. Bailey sold his property
consisting of his beautiful home and
TWO rent places to Major & Dees, and
they in turn sold the home place to
Mr. H. NJ. Burleson of Mt Peak. Rev.
Bailey will go to Amarillo as he is
desirous of seeking a higher climate.
While we regret to lose Bro. Bailey
we are rejoiced to know he is to be
replaced by such a good man as Mr..
Burleson Midlothian Ars ), News.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-09-07
Not "A Free Man of Color.

In reporting the court proceedings
yesterday an error was made in stat
ing that Dan Cross, a negro, was
fined on a plea of guilty to a charge
OF aggravated assault and battery.
Cross is a white man and lives at
Ferris a confusion of names caus-
ed the mistake to be made, and it
was wholly unintentional.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-09-07
WHOLE FAMILY POISONED.
They Ate Bologna Sausage and IA
Daughter Died as II Result.

Albany, Mo, Sept Thomas
Murphy, a farmer who lives about
eight miles northeast OF Albany, and
his family attended the Gentry horse
SHOW Thursday, and bought some bo-
logna sausage for lunch. Later the
entire family was taken violently i'll,
and Miss Edna, their lS-year-old
daughter, died. the attending physi-
clans state, from ptomaine poison
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-09-07

The prohibitionists are arranging
to have a rally tonight on the court
house lawn Addresses will be made
by Dr.. C. G.. Rankin, Mr Chalmers
Mcpherson and Hon. G.. Z. Gibson.
\ platform for the speakers was con
structed today musical program
will bee rendered by "a large choir.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-09-07

\ meeting of the county board of
examiners is being held in the dis
trict court room. The session will
continue until tomorrow afternoon.
AS this is the last examination to be
held before December a large num-
Der of teachers are in attendance.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-30
JAP ATHLETlCS FALL DOWN
Temporary Popularity Followed by
n General Frost for
Jiu Jitsu.

About two years ago there was big
noise over jiu jltsu. Many man saw In It
a great light. He pictured himself learn
ing a few twists of the wrist and going
forth to make cab drivers and baggage
smashers quail at the glare OF his eye
Nearly every city boasted OF its jewjit
professor and a lot of easy -money-seeking
Japs worked the graft. There was much
written about the terrible game, and Its
fame was spread abroad like unto the
merits of new patent medicine.
Then came the reaction. The jewjit
classes started TO fall OF and the great
Japanese mankillers went back to answer
ing the tinke OF the hotel clerks bell. It
was all for cause.
JewJit was all right 80 long as the man
you attempted to put 1t over was paralyzed
or asleep. When the victim whose neck
was to be broken happened to be awake
the putting on Of the jewjit holds was as
hard a task as riding Montana COW pony
with a cookie burr under the saddle. Rude,
rough persons who did not know and were
not afraid OF the bone-breaking jewjit had
way OF Shaping the whiskers on the
chins OF the men who sailed toward them,
eyes aglare and arm extended for the
deadly thrust Of the upright thumb in the
suOIl Ilb5.
Too many jewjit artists encountered the
fadeaway punch. The deadly neck hold
was hard TO place on some coarse villain
who stepped In close and crossed over
with his right. Jewjit might do for settling
class rows at Vassar, but when II came
down to deciding debates with cabbles,
delivery men and half-illuminated timber
Jacks, jewiit was about as effective as
stAbbinR them in the ear with a slice of
angel cake The fad waned. There was
nothing 10 IT,
1t was nice fad, all right, but one
needed a magazine revolver or a base ball
bat wrapped in barbed wire to back 1t up.
That is why we hear no more Of the ter
rible Hishkigji of Japan. It would not
even stop savate, the French attack, and
that was shown up years ago when Tommy
Ryan took enc Of these kickers and pounded
him. When one mentions jiu Jitsu these
days just make mental note that he has
Just arrived from the district OF the great
northwest.-Kansas City Journal
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-30
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