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"It doesn't need to make a differ
ence."
Don't you bet any money on that
and leave it to married man to de-
eide. 1t makes all the difference there
Is l got the notion that l was quite
boy before the gentleman with the
white tie got that $40 note out of me.
1 thought stood ace high. Why, say
right up to the time that linen shower
broke loose on us was in good stand
ing with the bunch, but / felt the
change two minutes after they did the
congratuIate-chu stunt.
"The same day we got back met
little Gladys on the street and when
we parted had to turn up my coat
collar. She e.was me friend, too, but she
couldn't see that glad hand l was
holding out to her. oh, she was nice,-
but things had changed since Willie
died. Nothing doing, she says. You're
a has-been merely. You needn't try
to cover up your label, because | know
it's there. I'll be as kind as / can be-
to you and | don't want to hurt your
feelings, but--how's Name? Tell her
to come and see me soon. And you
come, too, If you don't mind being In
the way She didn't say that all out
loud, but could hear 1t, just the
same"
"What do you want, anyway" asked
the other young man. "Pll have 'em
all get up and hug you when you come
In If that will satisfy you."
NO" said the bridegroom, sadly.
"Spare me that, Willie. It's bad enough
the way 1t is, but can stand it, as
long as you don't make it worse. If
you went around trying to put the girls
up to any game like that It's four
ace bet they'd do it-and not think
anything particular of it. oh, I'll come
If you're going to lay down on me.
suppose I might as well try to get ac-.
customed to It, but, all the same, it
comes a little hard at first Chicago
Daily News.
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erer the war he graduated In law and
practiced in Galesburg, Ill. Soon aft
erwards he went to Iowa and engaged
In politics, banking and stock raising
He served two terms as State Treas
urer of Iowa and three terms in Con
gress.
In 1890 President Harrison appoint
ed him Minister to Brazil. In 1905
Mr.. Mckinley transferred him tc
China. In the troublous times of the
Boxer rebellion 1t was he who sue
ceeded In sending dispatches to Ameri.
ca when other foreign representatives
could get nothing through. In 1891 he
served for brief time as Minister tC
Mexico.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1907-08-16
Tho Light of JOY.

We all have our sorrows, and they
may be very bitter. We all have to
endure pain, perhaps, again and again,
and 1t may be very hard to endure. We
all have our grlefs and our losses, Ind
ofttimes our hearts may seem to break.
But through all these experiences the
light of JOY may continue to shine
within as, and our peace need not be
broken. The happiness God gives is
part of the life Of Heaven, and in that
home the light goeth not out by day,
and there is no night there.-Rev. ]. r.
Miller.
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Addison has said: IF you wish sue.
cess In life make perseverance your
bosom friend, experience your wise
counsellor, caution your elder brother
and hope your guardian genius"
A shorter recipe Is to acknowledge
God In all your ways. There are two
ways in which people pass through
this world. one Is by remembering and
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Their Mecca.

"But. dear" said the caller. 81 don't
see why you should care to change the
name Of your charming little country
place. Idlewhile is so romantic It
seems to signify dreamy idleness."
'sThat's just the trouble" replied the
housewife. "It was 100 suggestive"
'In what wayT'
"why, 1t attracted all the tramps in
the county, Chicago News.
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correct idea Of the
habits and tastes of
whole communities
which have long
since passed away.
A striking instance
Of this is the chair,
of which the above
Is a correct sketch.
1t belonged to John
Carver, who was
one of the band OF
single-hearted men
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A Bigamist.

Little wiiiie-Papa, what is biga.
mist?
Mr.. Hennypeck-A bigamist, my son,
is a-Shs-s-s-sl Is that your mamma
coming up the street1 No, see it isn't.
Well, a bigamist is benefactor who
prevents at least one Of his fellow men
from marrying.-Puck.
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CATION by the MUIR
derous Boxers, the
name Of Edwin II.
Conger was famil-
lar to everybody.
Recently Mr.. Con-
ger died in Pasa-
dena, Cal.
Mr.. Conger was
a native of Illinois
and was "a years
of age. He served
through the civil
war and rose to the
I- - rNnlNa A ek
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He Careth for All.

There is nothing so high as to be
above Gods care, and nothing so lowly
as to be beneath it. He Who keeps
alive the unquenchable light of the star
visible to a hemisphere, kindles the
small taper of the glowworm that
CLEANS In the twilight on the messy
bank. He Who piles up and loosens
the Alpine avalanche, shapes the crys-
tails Of each falling snowflake. He Who
guides and brides the storm wave that
breaks in thunder upon the reef, pre-
serves each invisible coral animal that
builds Its lime cell beneath the boom
ing surf. He Who sees from His glo-
rlous throne the seraph yelling his face
with his wings takes note of the spar
row falling to the ground, and careth
for you.
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DOG WAS HARMLESS.
Drnve Policeman Missed Chance to
Get a Medal.

Brave Policeman Missed Chance to
Get Medal.
The occupants Of the residence at
446 Hale street came to Policeman An
siersen last night in dire distress, tell
any him in jerky sentences that huge
mastiff, or bulldog, "they didn't know
which," had taken refuge under the
company bed" and that all their ef-
forts to dlslodge the canine from Its
adopted stronghold had proven unsuc-
cessful, says the Augusta Chronicle.
The officer, ever on the alert to rem
der any assistance necessary to the
people on his beat repaired hastily to
the house In question, plcturlng the
while to himself the mortal combat
which was destined to take place when
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Hind. in Ustng Telephone.

The art of telephonlng Is still an &C
|complishment that few people regard
as necessary part OF their education.
The way to use the transmitter is to
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1907-08-16
Let Me hut Live.


Let Me but Live.
Let me but live my life from year to
year,
With forward face and unreluctant
soul,
Not fastening to, nor turning from
the goal;
Not mourning for the things that dis.
appear
In the dim past, nor holding back in
fear
From what the future wells, but with
whole
And happy heart, that pays Its toll
To Youth and Age, and travels on with
cheer.
So let the way wind up the hill or down,
Though rough or smooth, the journey
will be joy;
Still seeking what 1 sought when but
boy,
New friendship, high adventure, and a
crown,
I shall grow old, but never lose life's
zest,
Because the roads last turn will be the
best.
Henry Van Dyke, D. D.
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The Pend dOrellle lake. in Idaho,
took its name from its shape, which re-
sembles that Of an earring.
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N8EEGeEeeeEes3sss8339383E&
Marvellous, a y
Quaint and Curious.
XassssssssssseeeeeeeeeeEe4
Es1SSSSSa

Chair Brought in the MayhOwer.
How frequently do we obtain, from
the ordinary articles Of domestic life
which they were accustomed to use, a
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1907-08-16

It's time to stand from under when
the man who knows it all starts to tell
you all he knows.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1907-08-16

Every losing ticket on a horse race.
represents just that much rainbow
gold.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1907-08-16

Very few things that happen In this
world seem intended for the relief Of
nervous people.
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WAS IN THE SIEGE OF PEKIN.

E. II. COnger, ex-Minister to China,
who Died In California.
Only few years ago, when the Eu-
ropeans and Americans in Pekln, China,
were being besieged in the foreign le-
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1t is so much easier for child to In
herit red hair than brains
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the other Is by forgetting God. To all
Of US God is out Of sight. To some In
deed He is out of mind. While the ma.
ural eye cannot see God, the spiritual
eye can see Him. The eye of the soul
sees God through faith. Walking by
faith Is always surer than walking by
sight. There are countless false paths,
but the traveller need not take any OF
them. Faith In God makes the mind
clear so that we act wisely and right
ly.-Rev. G. w. Barnes, d. D.
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The archbishop would smile then ana
say, mo. Puss, pussP'
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How He Caught Them.

Archbishop Whately had true sense
of grammar, says an old Engllshman
who remembers him, and delighted to
spring catch questions. One was:
What's Is the vocative Of cat?"
Generally the assured answer was,
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-05-15

Nestsetcss hy ts~ l~s~sTs as'rSes
s~as~zf Ia I've - sssssu~sgpns. sws fte g-s
lssf ssssssss sss-i - esbss anal ds~s eslss
szsw. ia r1.Ns parts q Segsfiarst ass8
EnxsafsE and i@ Emw3ssas ASH E'gsaF-e.
ss~n Ia sA~ e~ms. f@rTame sss}sre
~h~ssser ssa's charge xm@w4 of q
sh8l'sas fns fss6g Asfslr~. sFw = tsFla s=
uasisr tbs ieress - fssw oA3 sfssasws
asas sosgrssa stunslaaiI> tat ss tfsey
sss not bsxspesi fsseF 8Fv sssEg~s~ees lr
ssg'~vT9gssi o3assfTyrs se ssasv gs7wa st
scrrninssesl hY ~sissog SsesTga aas rass.
trse isxhsiBs The tjae&sS @ort ~ stitch
vito axsrb~sAs @sl oasis swssls sa.
man ana ls~ast aay t faaad p snaaY
rural r~g3ssas g@rth anal sssuss uav ct
shsfa was truazal t~fser sgsife as3
tusilcw ~ ths F~esce ~ a7f aeq@ssat-
snce as r dangerous nuisance He
ia - lssg sosvmnly beu sgeow iset
". the Hthse says @fbnu sfsH no1 suf
fer witch 10 1--we IN the parish
Ard she migrated. under certain cos}i
tlons OF compensation. % another par
lab --Isnnsion i'wsj
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san Antonio and return, slo,-p' Ae-
count meeting Fratcrnal order oil
EAGLES. on sale May 90 and IL
Limit MAY 25rd.
Corpus Christi and return 1882
on sale May e7th and 2Nth. Limit
May 3ist
Richmond. Va. aud return $3.50.
account Confederate Veterans
reunlon. ON sale MAY eGth, 2'th
ana sNth. Limit leave Richmond
Or or before June lith,
Norfolk. Va. and rgturu $3.50. Ne-
count jamestown Exposition ON
sale NAV lst Ca Nuy. seth. Limit
aft.sn days from date ~ sale
rar further Information regard
luz rates. routes and s'op-oV"fs f@''
Kasy passenger depot.
81 y GEORGE, Agent
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Nos long age "a telephone call ga
received ai the Flora avenue polio,
station requesting tBas an officer be-
ant 10 a house les Xiii dog supposed
H. mad when the officer arrived BE-
fnet a negro
There's dog under them steps, an
he's shor. mad the negro said cxcit
edly
The officer fred one shot without hit
ting the dog The animal started e
rim away
Gimme that gun quick. III Kill
him the negro shouted.
Saying which he reached for the Of
tlcer's revolver and got 1t, He then
pursued the dog, aiming the revolver
Mt II as /, ran yelping down the street
The policeman waited. expecting the
negro to shoot ut any moment. The
negro and dog and the revolver--wen'
round a corner and never came back
The officer has bought another revolv
err He says he thinks the dog was
trained. -- Kansas City Star.
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Memorial Services.

On Sunday, May 10, the knights
OF Pythias will hold their annual
memorial services at the Methodist
church. Rev. O. +. Sensabaugh will
preach the sermon at a. IN. APP
propriate ceremonies Will be held
at the cemetery at O'Clock in the
afternoon, after which the graves
of the deceased brothers Will be dec
Grated with flowers. Any friends OF
the order who have flowers to spare
that would like to contribute them
to this cause will confer a great Ia
vor on the lodge and the committee
having this work in charge If they
will notify Gus Meyer, at Jolesch q
Chaskas before Sunday. They Will
be called for Sunday morning.
35 THE FLOWER COMMITTEE
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Rogers Hotel Arrivals.

G. w. Stone, Thornton; O. II
Sanders, Waco; S. A. k1ncald, Hous
ton: w. B. Francis, Dallas; u. l.
Lentz, Dallas: H. H. Woodfin, For'
Worth; 0. p. Sanger, Chicago; X. "A
Holmes, Dallas; d. c. Chadwick
Fort Worth; w. S. Robinson, Ennis,
C. r. Lewis, Chicago; w. ID. Arnold
Chicago; c. 0. Dunavan, Mlltord'
w. A. Chestnut, Corsicana; o. II.
Kersey, Waco; Joe NJ. Coffield, New
Orleans: Z. A. Patterson, Dallas; L,
L. Morrow. New York; o. f. Gun
ningham, city; F. Ulman, Dan II
card. Atlanta, Ga
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Changing His Coiors.

Every Sunday young hootblack IN
New York attended mission school.
This school through its well meaning
teachers. decided to have Christmas
tree The gifts for the pupils were
provided for them by the teachers aud
some patrons of the school
Jimmy, the bootblack was there
Christmas eve. but was much disap-
pointed when his present proved TO be
a copy of Browning's poems. He fold
ed it carefully In the paper in which
he received it and took it home.
The next Sunday the superintendent
Of the mission school announced that
any child who was disappointed with
his or her gift could exchange it.
Jimmy marched boldly to the from
. with his.
what have you there, Jimmy"'
| Browning, sir.
'"And what do You want in ex
change
"Blacking, sir"
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DON'T PUT IF OFF ANY LONGER
Get Rid Of That Indigestion at Once
by Using Ni-O-na.

Either through sickness or care
lessness hundreds of people slowly
poison themselves by chronic indi-
gestion. BY neglecting to cure at
once any sluggishness of the 1mpor-
tant organs of digestion the system
is filled with fermenting and decay
ing food that results in sick head
acres, heartburn, bad taste III the
mouth. coated tongue, specks be
fore the eyes, sleeplessness, nervous
troubles and the many other symp-
toms that are the direct result OF IN
digestion.
The want of a perfectly safe yet
effective cure for indigestion ana
stomach troubles in their many
forms was felt up to the time or the
successful investigations that result
ted in the production OF Ml-o-ha
stomach tablets. They quickly cure
the worst cases of indigestion, and
the main and distress which are OF
ten felt after meals disappear in
very few days-such is the WONDER
full curative power of Mi-o-na.
The old-fashioned medicines for
stomach troubles merely digest the
food. while Mi-o-na strengthens the
digestive organs SO that they soon
become able To care for the food
that is eaten
Mi-o-na stomach tablets cost but
so cents box and do more real
good than dozen boxes of the or
binary digestive tablets. Hood q
Curtin give an absolute, unauah-
fled guarantee to refund the money
!, N,io-ns falls to cure $50
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Her Ambition.

This incident was told by an ac-
tress who was once playing Rosa
lind. and playing IT, as she fancied.
rather acceptably. AS she entered her
dressing room at the theater one night
a note from woman was handed 10
her which read in this wise.
"Dere lady | work for dentist but
l have spoiled SO many of his teeth
saying over your part in the play that
now can say it just as well as you
do. and want You 10 let me try il
tonight and see IL can't for the den
fist SAYS he cannot have me any more
and must pay for his teeth. and so |
must go Oh. the stage and | viii I've
here at o'clock"
The exchange was not made,
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The salesman as he wrapped up the
eggs converSed politely
There are quadrupeds that lay,
ma'am,' he said.
THAT lay eggs"
Eyes They are mammals, ma am,
too Their home is in South America,
their names are the ornithorhynchus,
or duck billed platypus. and the echld-
ma, or porcupine ant eater. They are
the lowest mammals known
Really
"Oh. yes. The duck billed platypus
lays two eggs at time. But the
echidna lays but one egg, which 1t car
ries in a natural pouch beneath its
stomach-theres an idea for the hen
there-nntil the kid echidna, so to
speak, is Matched out" Los Angeles
Times
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Fl. and r. G, Round Trip Rates.

Norfolk, Va.-Account jamestown
Exposition. On sale May 1st to
November goth. Rate $3.50. FIJI
teen days limit. For other dates
rates and limits call II. & I. Z.
passenger depot or see
Corpus Christi, Tex.--On sale May
27th and 2Sth. Rate s13.S5. Linn
it 10 leave Corpus Christi May 81.
San Antonio-On sale May goth ana
21st. Rate 5000. Limit to leave
San Antonio May 23rd.
Richmond. Va.-On sale May 18TH,
eth and 2Sth. Rate $27.S5. Lin
it to leave Richmond, June 11th.
Fort Worth--On sale June 5th ana
morning train June 9Th. Rate
$40. Limit June IA.
Houston-On sale May 18th. Rate
s4.15. Limit TO leave Houston
May Goth.
Galveston-On sale May is. Rate
$40. Limit TO leave Galveston
May Goth.
Beaumont-On sale June 9Th. Rate
s1o.45. Limit to leave Beaumont
June 18th.
uouston-On sale June 9th. Kate
$3.50. Limit to leave Houston
June 18th
Philadelphia. Pu.--On sale July H.
~ and 18th. Rate sil.i5. Limit
10 leave Philadelphia July %.
Fort Worth ON sale May 2%d ana
G.SN a M. train OF 23rd. Rate
$40. Limit May 25th.
san Antonio one sale June 'th
and lsth. Rate sa.20. Limit junt
10th
!. c. KENNEDY, T. a.
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We offer One Hundred Dollars re-
ward for any caso Of eatarrh tha'
cannot be- cured BY Halls CaiarFh
cure CHENEY & co. Toledo. O
We. ,he undersigned. have kn"~n
y. J. Cheney FOR tie last 10 Y"a's.
aud believe him perfectly honorable
In all business transactions and TN
anclally able 20 carry oaf any ohlisa-
lions made bs bis firm.
waldlug. Kinnan . Marvin
wholesale Druggists. Toledo' q
Halls cataFfh Cur. IS taken la'"f
nally. acting directly upon The hloss'
and mucous surfaces ~ the system
Testimonials zen; free. Price 4sc per
bottle sold by al druggists
Take Halls Family pssis for coz
stlpatior.
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Curse. anything worthless. torrup-
ton OF the old English word kcrse a
small. sour wild cherry, French. cerise,
German. kirsch. Vision Of Piers Flow.
man"
wisdom and witt MOVIE Is uot worth a
ksrNa
Yut II ls bu oardsd with ceotis as o.othegs
kefnhe their woois.
The expression mot worth ours"
used frequently nowadays is therefore
not properly protanc. though 4 is IRE
queutly intensified by protaue cx'
ulsftEt
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nostcss hepe $50 shall ssc you
again ueXt M'~iue-.las tw @.yluz a
dance Mr. Nauus tm awfui'f ~"rry
buf lm zalWz a. q N.sidius tiu*fw~-
ca. lnde.sl' tu sugv ypu % eHiu' tuur
self Gar morr Nj Young lm u"t so
sufw Nuu s.-s rs mE own welding
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-05-15

10 wafsh ths earu grow @r she hlss~
Sans sat % draw Aani tTwafE es"f
psaw share az spade. - naaa e. thinA.
81 bore. a. pTay these are tae thinSs
fsar make men hspry John RDsAin-
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xsnlaatbvHs The aa&oas tsexthsr
sgsh tAe aHrfssessease.s 9eesaaa Zoe
labor has as#se ss~ chapter Ia
sNe wase register gtss legha sutss
ta rs skat l4Rssssesh bat nas Ga be
fAaf rAseth see alcfn wA9ea sta
Shayelers sx5a transfers. = 90
care ~ team. g. &a eAFE~eafsgs. -
heipesw. s. hftra sns stens nzss@ns
IS BOD sxsftsFs 81. Vfe The antans
representing ths masses II st~ss
~tthatst s#stes shAs sAe masses AAs*
tsssen h.vnesggsesi hs the organizations
rasgi the ys~ent eaTnsas strike toe
conmuelgF as q sto2e had suffered
SO ~ convenience tronl ani0g gaGo.
TaErr aiace the Distraction af the
rtsg the caFmsn have walked ost-
each time ,hm differences we're ar
tlifatet lis tbs last oFbitFassct thoy
hisraies Ia the last ALTERATION They
IL being paid ans NJ their craft In
the world Nu; bsiag satisfied with
thfs they violated the treaty and
pajked eu& 2.apo strong pn toe stu
insf The strikers nos ask - per
diem aud s hours Car service II one
az the ncVeHAsrieH Of life IN the city
guRt nov Business of every Kind Is
handicapped whsn the service tn out
Just how long they will be walking
Is = matter Of speculation. Industrial
strife is calamity as Ions as 1t
laatg
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The New City.

What has made San Francisco a
city once will make Il city again.
Being the natural door way Tor
western commerce the question OF
building a new and grand city solv-
os itself. over it's wharyes the iarg-
est ships that float unload their car
goes. Her harbor is one Of the focus
ing points of the worlds commerce,
Its location for domestic commerce
In ideal With these advantages that
splendid city that Is rising from It's
ashes viii stand enyiably among the
cities of the world 1t VIII be a mag
nifiCent monument of the dauntless
courage OF the people that built II.
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vh. Rodney stoek company p'ea*
ID another so,td sssed saAisaee =.
~. opera hoase Last night The h''l
sas a sead one and @ss pFes''0 '''''
Us eApahis psuPls
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san FRANCISCO vooay
nseA 4. Ers,a.

q sltsts gauge ihaa scar aau ahe
nsesrnpolls ~ the @wst safsvsvss sAs
greatest esIamfsy that has eses t.er
fsllen a tlfY ia nuferH Ftmas In
space ~ q hoays property was
Destroyed go the amoaat ~ sze@. ~
gee see Twsnty. square miles
cnasposiua the heart ~ fhe psaKnifi-
cent cosmopolitan city ass r~daosa
30 bank af debris uae hundred
thousand eltlssBa. mAnY 81 whora
had elegant homes. lucrative huss-
ness or professional Interests. S.re
rendered homeleas A sadden msssga-
iioH from the portals IT palace TO
The front ranks ~ free bread ru~
vas pilgrimage that tried mems
souls Rough II the road and hard
is the way that laads families from
comfortable homes to The deus of
ahieot poverty. On che fatal morning
81 April 18Th. thirteen months ago,
THE experience with all its attending
horrors was brought to thousands.
The event being sadly singular in
the history OF great cities the out
come should be watched by every OBJ
serving American.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-05-15

Animals 10 he uami~r Il sotso.0s
are Killed yearly for the ssAs OK oaar
fur
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-05-15

The Labor aeisestiou ~ san FfAn+
essso numbers approximately wv
ooa lastnen. IL IL estimated That 80
neg cent t.song 10 ths union IT their
craft. A graa; deal II good ana eFii
has been accomplished BY these OF