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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-17

orei &tnoer in Der MpbnunQ ollein 3us
rid, um ibrem Wfanne bas Wtittaga
eFen in bic Stabt gu trogen. 2ls iie
pieber beimtam, fanb tie bic 9inber
tobt Dor, Mie bic @rbebungen er9aa
ben, lparen Sobelipdne in 8rauo gee
rotber, unb in benz 9uatm iiub bic
tleinen Sinoer, beren dIteItes brei
Sabre 5Gblte, erItidt,
Gger. !Sier purbe bic 8artens
fdIGgerin Sabine Braun Oerbaftet.
sic bate einem bieiigen dItereu 5rdu'
lein mad uuo nab eiuen 8etrog BON
$4,000 3ronen inter Der 8orfpieges
lung b%erausseIodt. bdB ie i6r cine
poFenbe rei9e Partie peri4affen
tperbe.
g m II n b e n. Die tiir5Iih bers
itorbene &0ntgin Marte BON Sannos
Der binterlieB fir bic 9lrmen 9mun,
bens 1000 &ronen.
g ro 3. Rabbiner Or. Miibiam,
Der geiItIi6e @orIteber Der Sirdeliten
fir Steiermdrt, 8drnten uno &rain,
Elm bebeutenber pGbd9ogii6er S9rifts
iteQer, 1T i'm 70. 2ebensidbr seltorben.
Snnsbrud d. Die am SinfalI
sete9ene Iitbogrdpbii9e 3%unitanitdIt
unt YIatatfabrit Studs &c S4ammter
lit alisgebrannt. Die %seiammte @erts'
einriGtung lit 5erit0rt.
sat- 0 fp / B. 8et Start stp,
elmer Station Der Dei9IeIbabn, 1tieb
Elm bon Habom tommenber perfonenz
aug ouf einen @iiter5ug, pobet brei
,3ugsbeamte unb bier ReiIenbe get0bz
tet unb ettpd sebn perIonen f4mer per'
lebt ipurben.
Sebenb II r g. SIM @ebdube
Der @%igurrenfptBz unb Gtgurenttens
b~iiITenfdbrit bes 6abritanten IbolF
Sdto6i entItanb Na9ts Elm 9robes
6eiler, BEL benz bret Das9ons Sda6=
teIr, cine Riefenmenge GeoertieIe, MtIs
Iionen BON Siilfenmoi9inen uno Ionz
iti9e @orrGt6e nerbrdnnten. Der
Sdaben betrGgt ca. 100000 8ronen.
9 | 3 II T g. Yer 81 Sd9re dlte
Naeeleitenbauer Nnbreas Suber in
Merfenpeng purbe auf Teinem 5iemli9
bodgelegenen @npefen, bas er nit Der
62idbrigen Barbara @ramig 9epirtbs
f9aftete, am Slide be8 @obn8immers
fibenb erfroren aufeefunben. Die
MirtbT9afterin lag tobt I'm Bette, Iie
mar an Snftuen5a geitorben. Ser aes
bre9li9e 8reis mar naG benz Spbe
1einer ein3igen Stiibe biIfIos benz
G6idTaG preisgeeeben, ba er infolge
bes fdit 3pei Dieter ttefen S9nees
feline Silfe beibringen tonnte.
9 6 10 q 3. 9ier 1T Der ~30jGbrtge
8abnorbeiter Srdn5 @o4enbrunner
fammt ieiner Grau unb benz pierjdbs
riaen 9tnbe infptgc S9lieBenS Der
SfentIappe an 8oblengaspergiftung
eeitOr6en.
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2IeGfen6ura.

Der Grobberacg ron M~edlenburss
S9perin uno Der 0~robba5og BON
MsdtenburgsStu Iib BADEN ibrs Obs
ii9t p%ertInhst, ibten Staaten cine
@erfaiune gu berIeiben. Gie Spei
Grobbe5o9tbiimer .poren bisber bic
einaigen beiOen Gtaaten 9eutidlonbs
pbne moberne @erfafung cine
Sbotfo6e, Die gu bdufi9en ariti3ismen
I'm Reidstag @%eranlafiuns CAB. Die
Jprti1rittspartei bate bic Qbiiht,
btnnsn tur5em bic oeutfde Resierune
besbofb 5l interpeliren, unb Der
'jebiae Sdritt Der grobbst5Dee beapett
uugenideinli9, elmer aritit aus benz
Wege gu es1en.
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Baden.

&ortsrue E. Der Nmtmann
SDbrepba6 bon 9aben tpurbe gum
Grften 9iirgermeiIter Der bieIigen
Staot getpdblt. Qu6 bic lp3ialDemos
trattf9e 8rattion trdt fir bic Wobl
SObrenbo4s Elm. - Die Madlpt'I6e
8u9bruderei unb 9u96anblung, in
Der LANCE Sabre bic .8abiT6e 2anbess
5eitune" 9eprudt purbe, fmeierte baS
150idbri9e 8eIteben. 0te Strma bat
felt ibrer c :Inbung einen @eIiBpe9iel
ni8t erfabren. = Der @roBberSog be-
anaoigte ben gum Sob perurtbeilten
3iSenbdufener ¬enmDrber !Sof gu
IebenslGn9Ii4em 3udt9uls.
Srei B g. lin ben bteIigen
acknowledgement 6rauen Der gebiloeten
Stdnbe (2ebyerinnen, Stubentinnen,
Beamttnnen II. +. n.y. obne llnterI9ieb
Der SonfeFiion Elm eigeneS Setm gu
f9affen, bdS ibnen mad anItrengenber
3bGtigteit ettpo3 Rube unb bGuSli6es
8ebo9en gepdbrleiIiet, tit bic Grri6s
tung zines eigenen SrauentIu6S in
qusii3t 9enommen. Sur @epinnung
Der erforberli9:n @eIomitteI baben Ii@
bteIige 3amen nit einem @ilfruf an
bic Seffentli4tcit getpanSt.
Son It 3. 8rdf Zeppelin ers
ite1t fir iein 3uftf4iFf eine ~eiIerne
8%isienbaae, Die ouf i6pimmenbeu
pontonS rlbt unb mad Der Winbri9s
tung perGnoerbdr iein ioG.
Maoptf3etL 9a8 8eIibt6um
beS G6riftItelerS Or. 2uopig Sint6
in @atinbofen am 8obenIee tit abgez
brannt.
st a It q t. I'm benz INNER nod
befteGcnoen Wobnungsman9el ents
gegen3uipirten, bat Der @emeinberat6
bic 8%ortIebung Der GepG6rung bon
9auprdmicn bef6IoTen tinb Der 9iirs
qeraus1Aub ba0u ouf's neue 10000
Dart %bepiQigt. Blister tpuroen f6on
81 Ito Wart an Iol6en prdmten be-
5oblt uno bo3u 1900 Mart ben
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. entnommsn.
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Snxemenra.

2uremburs. gu 9uniten Der
Dpfer Der Grubensa ataitropbe in Res
ben peranitaltete bic MrbeiterfapeGfe Der
bieiisen Sitiale Der gbampagnerfdbrit
Mercier aus Gpernap Elm grobes aons
5ert unter Mttptrtuns[ ~nambaftst
aiinitler i'm 8etfetn Der franS0iii6en
unb beutfhsn @efanoti4aft uno Der
GpiBsn ber 8eborben. Die 9ruttu'
Ginnabme tpuroe nit 2400 Mart BEN
Silfstomtte iiberpieien.
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3aUerm.

90 il n d n. 0os babriI9e Staat8s
mintiterium Der Suiti5 bat Iein Sim
pertdnbntb baau ertldrt, oab Mit9liez
bern 6aritatiber SruuenpereintQunz
bic tpeibIi4e Strufgefansene bon 3eit
gu 3eit beTu9en pollen, um beIIernb
ouf ite ~einaumirten ooer Ii9 nit ibnen
iber ibr 6orttommen mad Der Gnt,
Iaifuho aus benz 0efdneniB gu bsras
then, bic Grtaubrtb bier3u ert9ettt
iuerbs. = Die pereinieten WertItGtten
fir &unit i'm Sanbpert Itno tn cine
@ttiengeiellfd daft nit 1.250,O00 Dart
&apttdl umgepanbelt noroen. - Die
2et6e pes felt apei Sd6rep per19ols
lenen MtQionGrs Senbi6el lit bier in
Der Ndhe zines GirtusplaBes aufgefuns
ben tpproen. 0es WerbredenS angez
tla9t TT Der Sobn bes Girtusbeibers
Nieoerbofer, Elm iunger Mann, pel9sr
nit t6enbffel befreunoet mar unb bers
boftet puroe, at5 CT Supelen pertaufte,
pel4e benz S1bten ee9Drt 6atten.
Nugs Bur g. Ter bienitGlteIte
bdberif6e 6eiterpebrmonn, qripatier
Sutpb @emG8, Griinbungsmitglieo
unb gbrermitglieb Der Q~ugsbureer
5euertpe6r. lit boG6ejobrt geItorben.
8abreut1. 0as bieiige @mts7
sertdt perurt6eilte ben Maurer Ser
mann Berger, Der ouf Der Stats
itroBe 9apreutbs9 amber9 bel Gfden
me6rere SbItb0ume b0sniQig beT6ds
biat 9at, 3t elmer @efdn9niBitrofe BON
feds Monuten.
s iirt \. qatriotiI9e 8iirger bas
ben fi6 bubin geeinigt benz erIten
8an3Ier be3 0eutTGen Reic9es Elm
9entmal gu ieBen in 5orm zines Bis
mardt3urme8. Die Mittel iino be-
reit8 rei9li9 %bor6onben.
5 ii n. Der pripatier Mdus
rer, ebemaIiger MebgermeiIter, bat ges
meinI6aftIi9 nit ieiner 6ralt eine
r8onruo unO 8aGbina Maurer'I9e
Stiftun1" nit cinem &opiale bon
$4,000 Mort erriAtet, beren Rente
aujdbrIi6 mad @eriii9ung be5 Stabts
magiItrotS Gcm:inniiBi9en Speden qua
gefiibrt nerben IoQ.
armiG . Die Grbauung zines
neuen Observation-Disclosures lit fi9erges
felt. Die 8autoiten betra9en ettpa
$4,000 Mart, eini4lieBli9 Der @runbs
erperbungstoiten.
& 3 n / g 8 + o a. 2. Sier
mar i'm Qnlpefen be8 S4reirermeiIters
9edert 5euer auagetommen. oas 70
rofh I'm ii6 grifi, bab in tur5er 3sit
s Gfeunen uno 2 Wo6n9du'sr In
S6utt uno QiAe !a9en.
q Ii rnberg. Sir ~foeerannte
2au6engdrten. reI4e bic Stsot9s'
meinbs in teri1iebsnen @orItat.6e3ics
fen eirridtet. iiro 70 tiete paA,ae.
fuhe eingelauFsn. rag Tie ritt az. te'
rudii6ti9t mercen .orner.
9afau, Sier ia! 6ifdmeifter
GDd in ser Oonou einen Shie. (.3cns
berJ i'm @eritte BON as qFuno ge.
fargen. Gags porber lpurce I'm SIM
elm 9arpfen bon 10 pfuno aeFaneen.
80 unieoel Ger Eetonos
mensfobn &afpar 5rant bon Moloerss
bof purbe auf benz Seimneee, nads
benz er 5fpei S6ien perfauft bate, bon
stpei permummten Wdnnern oneefdls
len. Iebensgefdbrli6 perlebt unb fsiner
gDrfs nit etipd 100 Wart Sn6alt be-
raubt; 900 Mari in papiergelo bate
Grant 10 gut beritedt. buB tie bic FREE
den Neselagerer ni6t funben.
Il 3 IT. g. Sm gIfer bon 55
Ssabren peritarb bier Der 9duptlebrer
@nton Meihief. Der 0eritorbene mar
etne In ben 9reifen Der baperifden
2e9tsr angemein 6stannte nro bod
anaefehene HerfDnlthfeit.
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OeferreiG.

% ! { n. Die 3abl Der Sdiiblinse
bes Ifpls fir mibbanbelte ainber bat
iiA I'M Sabre 1905 BON 10 auf "a ers
hobt. .9ier TT Der Sournaliit Mar
SdIeIineer. cine Der betannteiten gr,
fGeinungen ber btefieen SournaIiltit,
81 Sabre aft, seftorben.
b. Eie Jrau zines
Gabsl:arGsiierS In @lt5ieIib lisR ibre
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0rocu6nra.

0oref. Der Rentner Gohens
permaAte teitamentarii4 Der Gtaot
fein gan5es 9erm0gen BON $4,000
Mart 3u no6lt6dtigen .9peden.
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f6eR a;at al Snaoen 9etommen. Sos
Seuer 1T i'm 0Dring'fden Sauie ents
itanben unb BON bort auf bic ibrigeE
@ebDfte iibereefprungen.
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S6ipeis.


9ern. Ser gum General SnTpets
teur Der internationalen Maroftos
goIi3ei ernannte S9rei3er SberIt
Miiaer bat fem 9(mt bereits ongetres
ten.
2u3ern. Die @emeinbe 2u8ern
bat bas bsrlodenoe WilioneHofFert
bes 8a8Ier Soteliers S6rdmlis8us
Gher. fir 1869 Quaoratmeter am Nas
tionu!duui 100000 Trants gu aabs
len. ab9eIebrt uno bamit tunogegeben,
baB Iie ar rem ejr3igen freien ptab,
Der Die 5remoenitaot nc3 3iert. teinen
mooernen Rteisns9otclpalaIt ite9eu
baben rid.
II r i. Sn Qnbermatt f~eicrte Der
2ebrer Columbian RuTIi ieinen 101.
@eburtstag. Gr bat mebr als 70
Sabre lang aIB 2sbrer gsipirtt uno
perfab nit 80 Sabren nod iein Qmt.
9 /. Die oeuti4e 0ren3bes
b0rbe erpiIhte beim S9mug9eln bon
Sac4arin 8met io8iaIiItiI4e MitgIies
Der oe5 9aTeIer 0robsn Rat6s. Raus
Der uno Staiger. GS geldng Rduber,
feline 6llidt gu betpertItelligen, aber
Staioer ipuroe in Saft genpmmen.
Der @robe Rotb f6Iob beibe Mit9lies
Der unoer3iigli6 aus.
g t. y item. Die 2antonss
fduIe in ct. 8aIen, Die aus einem
@bmnoTium, elmer te6niI6en uno
elmer mertantilii6en 2tbtbeilung be-
its6t. f~eierte buS 50jdbrige Subildum
i4rer i'm Sabre 1856 erfoIgten Grim
oung.
Waabt. Die allf Der 2inie 2ous
fame @aGorbe crfot9ten 8erlu9s nit
elettriI9em @n(lbobnbetrieb babsn
quite Reiuttate ge3eitist.
q a ber 6 a mprr a.
SIN SuIi porigen Sabres purbe in
Neapel oas Gbepaar Guocolo ermor'
bet. Die MDrber fubren Johann na9
Sorre bel Greco, erbraden bas 2anbs
baus beS @9epadres unb raubten sSis
tpelen, @elb unb Mert6fa9en unb
mas ni9t met unb na9elfeIt mar. 8ei
Der @ertbeiluns Der 9eute gerietben iie
in Streit uno i6rer 8pei be3ablten
l5re Sabfu9t NIT benz Gebsn. Nah
itebtn Monaten Der peinli4ftsn Na4s
fori9ungen eelans es Der @enoars
merle, ben urbebern bes 8erbre6ens
auf bic Spur 81 fpmmen unb feit5us
Itellen, bab bic Gbeleute guocolo bon
tinsm aug "a Ri9tern beitebenben 9e'
ri6tsbof Der boben Gamorra In aler
Sorm gum Sobe berurtbeilt ipurben.
ipsil 1e gu p~ieberbolten Malen me9s
rere redtmdbige Witelieber Der Ga,
mora, gu tpelter aud lie 9ebOrter,
Der poIisei benun5irt batten. Die
Gbeleiite Guoeoto lebtsn BON 6eblerei
unb Wuher, Der 2openantbeil an
jeber 9eute mitbte ibrsn geboren. Mer
fi4 beiien reiserte, tpurbe Der poliaei
ausgeliefert. Sas Spiel baterte idor
bier Sabre. aoum entbedt, fanb es
aud elm tragiides Gnbe.
9 1 10 | htur n Der Sfens
T D + c. Sn Der Srtiddft gauma
bel Grid sebraudtt cine 60iGbrise
Srau als ,ltniperIatmittel" ssssn ale
2eibsn cine 04ipibtur In Ter fparmen
Sfenr0bre. 90 mar tie aud bieler
- $500 --.
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gus hrr Rhrimpfai,.

Durtbstm. Sn Sort. benz Be-
riiDmten Melnorte, tonnten bic 3tpils
ltnssl9tpeitern Wttttps Braun unb
Wittpe 9rduntins BEL beItem Woblbes
firoen ibrsn go. @eburtstas besebsn.
II b IN | g 3 a E n. Meeen
bsrIhtsoensr ginbtiihe unb 9~iebitdbls
ipurosn bier sebn Mann elmer 40-50
Enpfe ftdrten 3igeunerbunoe ~perbaftet.
SHE gelammts bieiiss poliaei miiBte
5ur Teitnabme ber braunsn Geielen
ausriiten. Die 3iseunsr befaofTen
bic GhubIeute bon ibten Wagsn aus,
sIidlidsrtpeii. obns iemanbsn gu treis
fen.
81 E # a b I. Die 0ertreter Der
an, gau elmer stettriihen @ebirgsbabn
2anbausN euitaot intsreiiirten 9erett,s
ben beidIoIIsn In elmer in Gbentoben
obgebaItenen 0eriammIung. bic Gos
fen beB grunbsriperbes fir bic go9n
5a iiternebrsn. Gomii lit Der gobns
Eau esiidsrt. en-
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aarnni,,t al1rItprruHen.

Dan5 9. Die bieiige Staotpers
orhnetenrer, cmmluns bat by1 Z "lbcl
zines Stahtlaaoretbs iRr esma 5000
30 Wlars nod ben @orf6[asst1 elmer
bsionoers eineefebten 8ommiffion ci1s
filming beidlohen.
3 b 0 t n. Snfolse Der enormen
aaIte lplrbe bic ScringSiiIherei, bic
fptit in bieier SsnNresseit defenders
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-09-30
1HE HORSE SHOW.
VIII Il" Nightly Attraction AT the
Fort Worth Fair.

For the first four days of the fair
that is TO begiseu in Fort Worth by
'he Fort Worth Fair Association.
October SIT. one of the mighty at
fractions will Dee the horse show
This viii Dee held ju the big tent
that Mime Sarah Bcruhardt used iu
making her famous tour 81 the state.
and viii be One of tbe finest spec
tsc,,- Ur j's Kind ever seen lu The
suutHW,at
fts-r .s hardly man. woman u,
child anywhere who tues NOT love
fhs Hun. rhg i0se RsIl-buUr
pretty. Hunr mgfs thau tbe skate.
auI .f hous ahHv uf laurfr 100 of
Irr Hanss ary NJ tHe best same 1f
fsv Hrmf .haraHehh.eds la ibe
aaHaIft viI .e sH rNhlh.tI1H IH Furf F.
Wwfr .amr a' fhrm stra bs.ne lm
.st n.u abroad Etrn class af .
H.su'. .frs8 farr .aseF rtr f
.r,.I ef tsr fsa Hart. fHe .I.kF GOATS /
20 tts Hfr.a the Haer mnHf af I
Per. ..eIs .. asae.t .f .H. aHH
H .s. .sH w 't. w
a.. 's.r .ttYHHsaa ..sa.s.Ia se
.r 4. fr. Erf .Hs
.ss nsFaf .a Ira. E
E. al.k .f aa
.. st.t asase
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-09-30

London. Sept. Sir James
CrichTon- Browne who. in addition
TO other medical honors, is fellow
Of the academy of medicine Of New
York. has run full tilt against a
small host OF fads. follleS. and fall
laeles Vegetarianism Was one Of the
subjects on which he tested his
lance
What he called the fad of depriYa-
| tion---the new cry that We are over
loading our stomachs--was another.
/ Regarding this he declared that
, popular food fads may be responsible
for mental and physical degeneracy.
He virtually urged his hearers 10 go
ahead and eat as much as they wan
| ted
"All fashionable food fads and fol-
! lies OF the hour are in the nature oil
deprivation. said this eminent ply
stefan in his presidential address TO
| the sanitary inspectors association.
! AT one time the tendency WAS 10
stuff, and every new Kind OF nutri-
ment was hailed as a boon 10 hu-
manity. Now the pendulum has
swung to the opposite extreme.
so fierce in some quarters is the
propaganda Of delete asceticism that
| in dread of being suspected OF giu'
tony. we can only indulge healthy
appetite in secret. 1t is curious tha'
this craze should have come upon US
at time when we have only just
awakened fully to the ravages OF
semi-starvation in our midst and
realized the truth that one OF ths
main causes of such physical ano
mental degenracy as exists anon;
us is bad and insufficient food. y
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-09-30
"IITTIE BOY Blu T."
Son Of Eugene Fields Denies ina
He Has Been Abandoned by


Chicago, Sept. 30.--While reports |
from Minneapolis were insistent that |
Mrs. Eugene Field II, had eloped
with George w. Peavey, a Minneapo-
lis millionaire, her husband in Chi
cago was firm in his declarations
last night that the stories could not
be true.
That the atmosphere OF romance
which surrounded Field and his
wife back in the month of March
two years ago, when they were mar
ried and started for South America
| to lay out the plans for cocoanut
farm in the torrid zone, still exists,
and that the love which was mutual
| then is still unchanged, was vigor-
ously affirmed by the son of the poet
'"rhe only part of the rumor thai
is true" said Field at his home
~f'e"vu- II me pubT
+ :, > . . =; .-~ =. = 1i.c3t.
-''' Clarendon avenue, is thar NJ
"lle mas been at Lake Minnetonka
She goes there every summer
Il heard from her several DAYS
ago. She was then well and happy,
and should anything have happened
as has been rumored, [ certainly
| would have known it. | think she
will be as greatly surprised as | was
! when she sees the reports.
This is the second time that
| these reports have been started.
There is no more truth in them now
than before.
ITO settle the matter, have wiz
ed to her, and will doubtless receive
a reply Monday. ] shall also make +.
an investigation as to who is start (
ing these rumors.
Field was married TO Mrs. Eleanor
Brooks while on a trip through the
south. The marriage, which was /,
surprise to others in the party, was
solemnized in New Orleans. lmmedi-
ately afterwagd the bride and bride
groom left for South America.
where they purchased o cocoanut
farm and had bungalows erected 70
was then the intention Of The couple
10 live upon the plantation when lts
.rees began 10 bear
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-09-30
WANT \ HIGHER PRICE.
Farmers Adopt Resolution to Hold
Cotton for Eiftccn CcniS

Mt. Zion Farmers Union met last
Saturday night and passed resolu-
ton requesting all members to hold
their cotton for IS cents. The Far
mers' Union at Midlothian shipped
about 100 bales of cotton today to
Houston to be held for 10 cents.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-09-30

Most victims ~ appendicitis age
those who are habitusliy ronstipatcG
pFino Laxative Frgi, eyFap cures
chronic constipation ty Slim Ei8ilng
the liver aud bowels se4 restuFes
ths natural aetioa 90 fhe -ow.ls
Ga tho Laxative Fruts syrup does set
nsassa'e os gripe and mid Hrd
pleasant 20 take Refase fHts'l'Itss
u ~ v.afla
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-09-30

We are pleased 10 announce that
Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs.
colds and lung troubles is not az
fected by the National Pure Food
and Drug law as IL contains no OPT
ates or other harmful drugs. and
We recommend II as a safe remedy
for children and adults. D. w. Fear
sis
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-09-30

Knoxville. Tenn, sept 'p.-rhe
state supreme court saturday held
The Pendleton 'JW tn b, constitution
al This statute. enacted .v the
Tennessee Legislature .a-r -rF.ug
makes mandatory M, abolition of sac
looms 10 an cities u Tennessee ~
lao GOO inhabitants Hr .sss
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THE SHAkESPE.tRE CLASS.
quotations on the Lesson for the
Meeting in October.

Teacher, Mrs. S. II. Watson. Play.
Julius Caesar Lesson. Act !.
scenes ! and ,.
Upon what does Shakespeare base
the historical portion of this play7
When was 1t written
Give duration of action7
The names Of male characters
The names OF female characters
Who were Triumvirs?
The difference between Senators
and Tribunes7
To whom does Flavius speak in
first scene?
What signifies the question lis
this a holiday"
What does he mean by the Sign
OF your profession"
What mean the questions he asks
the carpenter?
What meaning does I'd citizen
give the word "cobbler?"
Is the I'd citizen trying to annoy
Fluyius?
In what triumph Of Caesar was the
rabble rejoicing?
At what period in Caesars life is
this scene?
What do the questions of Mar
cellus imply?
Why does he call the citizens
blocks and stones and worse than
senseless things?
What lines express the heartiness
of their shouts to Pompey?
Mention a very strong hyperbole
Why did Flavius order the images
disrobed?
Give the lines that express his
reason for this order?
What is usually Shakespeare aim
in the opening scene of drama?
What does this scene disclose OF
prepare us for?
Act 2, Scene 2
What superstitious idea does Caes
ar give expression to in this scene
Explain Caesar is turned tt
hear?"
Explain the Idea of March? %
What do you infer from the con
versation between Brutus and Cas-
sius?
TOO strange a hand" trace tn
meaning?
In what way does Cassius flatte
Brutus?
How does he attempt to draw hir
, out?
When does Brutus seem to under
stand and take alarm?
Explain set honor in one eye an
death in the other?"
Tell in your own words the inc
Tuenrs Jndu Cass1us relates
What do they imply?
Trace the origin of the wol
"yonder?"
Explain hearts of controversy
Why does Shakespeare use I'll
expression, majestic world" in or
instance and narrow world"
/ another?
To which Brutus does Cassius rt
fer?
GlNe the substance of Brutus' re
/ ply?
Give Caesars description of Cas-
sius?
What does Shakespeare say else
where of the man who cares not 70
music?
Tell something about the wore
SELDOM"
Caesars description of what hac
occurred?
Show how the action has moved in
this scene?
Give the soliloquy of Cassius?
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WANT COLUMN.

WEATHER-Ton partly cloudy
warmer. Tuesday scattered showers
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-02-16
CATHOLIC NOTES.

! Scripture reading for Septuagesima
Sunday is taken from first Corinth
lians, chapter TX, verse a. to chapter
TX verse ), and from the gospel of st
Matthey chapter Xxx, verses | to 1G
/ Thc. lahorers ~ the vineyard
Prof. Turner VINO viii give the il
lnstratcd lecture in St PatricFs hall
ION nnXt Tuesday evening, is spoken
Iof as an eloquent lecturer.
The arrangements for the parish
supper IN St Josopb's hall ON next
Thursday evening arc nearly com
plcJod,
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$50 p. n.
Morning topic, "Tho Forward
Movements of The Church. In the
|ovcHiue the Woman's Missionary So
ciety viii haYe charge of the services.
The following program will be given:
lsmu- Como Thou Almighty King
SsltHr Reading &ad Prayer
Rev A. S Buchanan
Vocal olo- Selection from Clara
Bond, Miss Alice Morse
Readisg Is It Nothing to You?
Miss {Iel Dougherty.
HYPER From Grccnland's ley
MMnsaiaa
Miaaionary Address Mrs. a. l.
BiIlhcimal
Voco' lo-one swcctly SOLEMN
Thcugat Ahrose; Mrs. Clarence
Tlcurroy
. lNmo Jesus Shall Reign,
Bcnealction
The mctractrd meetings that have
been announced will be- sin in The
church Monday evening The public
are Invited.
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OKLAHOMA FOR BRYAN
Every County Asks state Delegates 10
l1etruCt National Delegates For
the Nebrastan.

Guthrie. Ola, Fob. l5.-m the
Democratic rimaria tudpH 10 elect
delegates tp On" state convention. W
~ BRYAN waa endorsed Dos ctcrg ouo
.ef 90" o. c1uHtira Tho delegate. w.r.
instructed io select au instructed Try
an dcloeatiou Ca the Denver conycu.
Hnn Vs. d. MURRAY president of The
constitutional convention. viii head
Gklahom.'s delegation
Governor Haskell and both United
States senators. owen aud Gore. with
Murray were endorsed for delegates
at large.
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BANKER BROWNS SELF.

Jackson. Ga Feb. l5-Thc body cf
i. r. Carmichael president of the
First National Bank here was found
today i'm "a mill pond. 4 note written
by CaGncuIol w5z latcr found IN the
bank stating thai. be- committed sui
eide hocaaee h- t,'t that his mind was
Tine affairs Of the bank
arc reported 90 be unaffected
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First Methodist.

Corner Of Eighth and Walnut
streets. Parsonage rear Of church on
Eighth street Pastor Rev. w. T..
Morris. Morning services II a. m.
Sunday school 9:45 a. m. Evening
service 500 D. m. Epworth Leagne
meeting at $50 p. IN. Prayer meeting
Wednesday night 100 o'clock
Subject morning "Girjling for Ser.
vice" Evening, Accumulation Of
Power.
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Cairo Baptist.

Corner Of Tenth aad Poplar STREETS.
Parsonage adjoining, PASTOR Rev
$. G. Ohrum. Sunday school, 9;t5
a. IN. Morning service, II q. N. Even
ing service 500 p. m. Prayer meeting
Wednesday, 1880 p. m. B. Y. p. u.
meeting Sunday 6:30 D. m.
Morning topic. Tho coudcscel.
sion OF His Love Evening topic
THE Saloon Versus the Law The
speaker will discuss the question Is
the Saloon Law Abiding Tustitu,
tion?' and win give some facts to
show its true attitude to all law. Tho
young peoples society will meet at
t:Sp O'Clock. An yourg pcopio are
invited to attend.