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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-05-23
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Deg ~Eorlt'Sureaue naHpellt, lanr'
ltH "a vtal megr 0oll geld3las
gen, als nrlsre Walosr pr0ou5terert.
ore gnr1lmnits'Br0outtt0I1 elIies
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ntlfuB per sane oeranlrla9t tie mlBte
aoer orelB!9 SsuB oetragei1, UNI oet1
0eoarf gu oeuen.
Inter i0lben umitan6en lit es ras
tiirlib. oaB uniere Wdloer rapid abs
aebmen. Yin cine Belhrdnfung BEG
Beonrf8 lit nber n0rldufi9 nod niht
81 oenten. es bleibt alio nur Elm Slit
tel. UNI ben lhlimmen 6Dlaen oieies
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-05-23

bic 8unoesreaierune bat sablreiGe
TDritrelerunti0nen eebiloet, nab Der
Nniiht ees Gerfafiers fam unb n1uB
oies Spitem aber mod piel tueiter
ausae0ebnt meroen, tuern Der Heft
unieres 8olobeftaubes aerettet noer,
Den lou.
Die Soee lit unsneifelhaft riAtio
un0 gut, ober cine uirsli6e RettuuQ
faun uur ourb cine eftaemeiue
@inftbrung ~rationeIler Torftmirt.
lhaft tou1men, BEL Der nibt rur bic
Regieruna auf b%eftimmten Reierpa.
tiDnen i6r 9eil tut, lonbern bel Der
Elm Sober niitbtlft. ben esrihmunoe.
men Balobeitano gu erneuern. Der
8erfafier Der Brobire fitrt ala Del
ipiel fir Die 6thtiateit ieiner Be.
1auptung Die 8uitdnoe in Deutlb.
LAMB boz $50 Sabren uno iebt an;
oieie .8uitdnoe benetier, aber auh,
oaB rur eurb cine a~llqemetne
8eteiliauna iDlhe aldnaenoen @rfoloe
ME in Deutihlano, gu erstelen fino.
SDn bieier aQgemeinen Beteiligunq
iino mir beute aber nod melt entfernt.
9eilpetie baben Die aroBen 0ols.Sn.
ouitrielen aueroinaS angeFangen,
aufaufOriten, aber oieie GuHDrftun.
gen iteben in oar te;nen 8erbdltnis
gu Dem. mas tie nieoerihlagen uno
oa ihr geifdft oarauf berubt. 10 plel
mie m0alih @elo aus benz Balobe.
itano su MAIDEN uno stpar 10 ibnea
mie mDalib. oenn tie baben Die @alos
ldnoereien gum arDBten Tell MUIR ae.
pahtet. ni6t aefauft, 10 tam es il.
men idlieBlih Hiemano peroenten,
oaB fie abbolsen. 10 piel tie MIR ton.
men. Nnoers liegen Die 8erbdltnii1e
alIeroinas bel Dem ldnoliher @runo.
beiiber, benz Sarmer. Sur i'm tutiroe
Die sSDritmirtibaft BON 8nrteil fem.
Mber eritens toitet otelelbe heute nod
gu piel. Der @runobeiib lift nod gu
biaie unb in ben mei1ten 6dGen aud
au flein, I'M bic boben Soften elmer
ratiDnenen 5Dritfultur. oeren @rtrdae
erit nod Sahren eingehen, gu red9t.
fertigen. uno smeitens febIt es an.
8eritdnoni8. grft ourh cine IanQe
gr5iebungstampaane, oerert fih be.
iDnberS uniere Observation-Disclosures
Snititute annehmen iDIten. tanr, oie'
les smeite. unferer Weinung na1
hauptidhlihfte 6%tnbernis beleitiet
tperoen.
Nber nDtig lit eli, ginareifen unbes
oingt. Die Walbbeitdnoe Der nDros
Ditlthen uno oer Staten an ben erDs
zen seer, nebmer bereits rapid ab
uno i'm Siben mirb mar, aud mpf
BALD Die 66be Der Brpeuttion iibers
ibrltten haben. Des5alb iDQte man,
ba an cine aqgemeine @infibrung
rationeqer SDritwirtlfaft n~Drldufg
nod niht gu oenfen lift. meniaitens
benz Borgeben Der 8eaierung teine
6inoerniiie in ben Weg leaerl uno ite
HeiernatiOnen lbaifen lnifen, 10 piel
iie mia. Borberhano lit es 6ae ein'
5iae Wittel, bas uns pDr elmer gdrias
liden MusrottunQ unieres 8alobes
itanoes fhibt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-05-23

bern Nrbeits. unb gruerbsunf6bia.
teit uno Scot unb @leno bebeutet bat'
tie. @entaftens bat man nod ME
9ebSrt, bas iulder 8eri0n cine bers
artiae 8ergitung fir cine gleiHe
BerleBung bemiqiat norbeu wdre.
90 iebr es IN Der Dronuna erideint.
DAB untsrihiebe aemadt peroen in
her 8enneiiuna oes Shaoenerlabes.
no bet gbaoen ielbit elm eritdtlih
perldieoeuer lit. 10 ltegt ouh Die Sas
de entibieoen anoers, ND unterid1eis
auaQen bios auf @runo Der aeieQs
ibaftIiden Stequng aentadt tueroen:
BET Heide hDher entihaniet nirb.
bios neil er reid 1T; uuo oer Urine,
bios neil er arm 1T, nit meniaer
abaefertigt tuiro, trOBoem qeraoe er
bic grDBere gntihdoiguna iebr piet
nDtiaer hdtte. (gbic. W%benopoft.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-05-23
vic e a d.

Neltefte oeutihe Buhban6lune,
nimmt Seftenrneen fir eurUpdiihe
uuo ameritnntihe Beituaseg, geits
Ibriften uno Bidder in aaen Sprahen
e~ntaeaen.
Die MseiSeni $ 2rn6erei ferti0t
60b5eits'. @eburtstags' uno @inla'
oun9starten uno ale anoeren Druid.
laden an uno empieblt lih ~beiUnoers
Ear ben Druid BON Statuten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-05-23
@Irgermeiiter Suite nnS Bite Cont.
taaSfanatifer.


Gin tihtiger Gerl ttus Der 8ir1
germeifter 8uiie BON Chicago gu iein.
4amen oa neulih elm paar uReues
reno6" in Begleituna elmer ftart in
Wioral mahenben dltliden iunger
Dame au ibm, rannter i'm .Wras
oerA Bufie uno nerlanatet, BON linn
- uno sruar i'm Warler uDn 450, 900
aleihgeiinnten Seelen - oaB er aQe
Wirtihaften unn Gergniigunaspldbe
am SDnntag ihlieHen laife. baB er es
ben @eihdften nerbiete, Boteniun.
gen mad ben beriihtiaten @eaenben
Der Staot su ihiden uno ba6 er ben
angebliGen 6anoel NIT meisen Wdbs
ben unteroride. Wappr Bufie hDrs
te iie erit rubia an, bic iie ibre Era.
ben abaeba8pelt batten, Damn aber
legte er los uno belt ibneu cine
Stanbreoe. mie iie uno ibresaleiHen
ite mol nod ME su b6ren betommer
baben.
Sn erfter Hinie berbat er SiG Die
Nnreoe als rBruberA. &c lei ihr
BruDer niht; Dor Der Mabl tGttel lie
i'm ielblt niht ais fuldbtn anaeieben
uno iebt pr0teltiere er Qars entlhie'
ben geaen oieie inn aufaebrunaene
Brioeribaft. Damn erfldrte er ia.
men. onB er Dor linen ,uno ibren
Treiben audi niGbt Die alIeraeringite
6obahtuna babe uno Dab es riur Die
66fihfeit ibm perbtete, ibrgn ms
8eiibt Su fa9en, mas er BON ibaeia
oente. @leid5eitiq aber iprab er
iih iiber lire v@enDifen pDin Nanoe"
Die bauptl6hlih an Dem @rfolg Der
.9ocal Option" bic Shulo trigger, in
elmer Weiie aus. baB iie oaraus febr
gerau erfennert tonnterl, nit nelden
gbrentiteln er fie ielbit belegen mir,
be. Denr. mie er iaate. bic S6flifs
tilt lbm oies niht perbiete. Bas
nun lire oireften T%oroerunaen anbe.
traf, 10 ertldrte er inner, a~eraoeau8,
oaB er bic Wirtihaften am SDnntag
niht ihlieBen neroe uno fragte tie
reGt impertinent, tparuti, ruenn 49,.
600 3eute binter ibuen itdnben. lie
oenri feiner5eit bic I"bltimmunq iiter
bic Sorcierun9 oes GDnntagsaelebes
nerbineert bdtten. Sic tonnten bier
auf nihts ernioern, oenn lie rpuBten
iehr genau. SaB etne l0lhe abfim'
mung cine uneebeure Wajoritdt Qes
aer oas Sonntaa3Qeleb eraeben ba'
ben wiroe. Nub ihre srpeite Suroes
runa meroe er nidat erfiuen, er mer.
be tein iolher @iel iein uno ben @e.
ihdften perbieten, lire Nustrdaer
Waren nnh berihtiatet @eeenoen
bringer gu lafien. Den 6anoel nit
weiBen Wdohen perbe &c init aller
Geualt uuteroriden, menn fie ibm
mirtli6 Beneiie fir Die @riitenS ei'
nes i0lhen 6anbels brinaen wiiroen.
@r CLAUDE aber uidlt. baB lie oies
tDnnten.
0ahoem er ieinen Beluhern oieie
Stanoreoe 9ebalten, mahte er ibnen
cine b1fihe Berbeuaung uno bic orei
aoaen nit tart uerldnaerter 3aie ab.
gbre einem lDlben Wanne mie Bull
ie, Der iib nidt Iheut often ausSu'
iprehen, mas er oentt, ielbft tuenn
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-05-23
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9 On %

Gan Mntpnir, gee., %. Nai.
Orbinarb IN Gents; goDb Drbinars
81 Gents; 1Om Mibblina 10 Cts,
Wibbliua liz Gents; @pob NibnIine
II Il cts Mi6blinq 5air IL "a gts.
tSalbcfton, 9eg.. %. Mai. = rbinars
81 @ts.; Cub Srbinarb 81 eta
Y0w Wiooltng IL gts.; NibbIine
I2.I Cts; @DDb WibbIina 1871 Ste.
Nioolina Sair 13 q Gents.
&etu CrIcanS, Sa., %. Mai.
@oD6 Sr0inarb ~ gts.: 2pp Wioo.
ling 10.11!l6 gts.; Mib1lina II gts. /;
@D0b Mtbhlin9 l2.W gta.: WibbIinf
Sair 13.X Gents.
BmmDoni aIneu nrlb befenVroonttt.
Brima 8aumpouiamen : gebl. Der
Tonne $$23. so.
BaatntpDRfan1en > Del, rob, 80 gts.
grin.a BaumpDqinMsn Rudhen, pfr
Tonne S23.50.
v E.
Sartofein. Colorado, 49, Is. 0eue 49, so
per gentner.
8uiebeln, Neue Yeras Bermuda So. so.
@rbffal @ag 1925.
Eomaten, 5forioa 1925 per Crate;
Serus $1.25 = LOO per 4 &Drb-grate.
8orrDtten. IS gt8. per Suben6 Blnoel
&pbf, $3.50 u. $2.75 per 100 Bfb.
8obnen. Reue Seras $3.50 per Nulb;
8Ubnen, Bacbs, so cts. per site
8fefer, $l.25 pet "a 8u.
SanaiA, Is Gulhet.8ite 30 u. IS Cts.
0tra $3.50 per II BIZ.
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SdOneitteras wnu6t Gud

Wenn Sbr Guda ireenomc nieoer.
lalien poqt, tut es eatlana 6er 81.
ME bes
Gan 9tntDntD 4 MraniaA
YaB 8abn,
i'm @arten.D iitritt oes Staates. De-
iunbbett uno Glimn unibertrpHen.
Biliae 2anoereien fir ben Former,
Warttadrtner, Dbtt' uno giehshbter.
Beaen G~inselleiten tuenaet gub 90
8eO. s.. Hupt0n II, O. g. a.
San Nntunio. TeraS.
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ct 8eriebt
San antonio. %. Mai Isl
Sieb marft.

san Int0niD, %. @ai 1907.
Gdien $500 bis 1875 per 100 8fb.
Rdhe SIS bis 1925.
8unen uno ,Staas", $l.7b bis 1925.
Sdbrlinge $3.50 Bis $500
&alber $3.50 BIS $3.50.
G6afe 1850 Bis 81. 90.
8iegen 1925 bis $3.50.
S9tpeine $3.50 bis $500
ct. 9pmfS, %. Moi. - u bnieb
Nntines 1910 Bis 1925. Eeras . 8ieb
$2.65 bis $3.50.
ghmeine $500 bis $500.
sOnis per ett.".......s-loI. cts,
Ealg ...........
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Setcet Mint.

Ga lift niht n6tia an ihmer3enoen
6dmurrhoioen au leioen. uenn punt 8
Cure iraenb einen Saa unter @aran'
tie abIolut BELT. Gin einmaliaer 8e'
brnud uirb Gud Bpm Der 8orsiies
oes Wittels iber3euaeg.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-05-23

er nit oieier Gniiht oer iebt berrfden.
ben StrDmuna entaeaenItebt. Gbre
Iolhem Manne! @ir MOLTEN ieber
5tabt i'm 2anoe mfnihen. boB ite els
net, Mann ME ibn surs Wapor b6tte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-05-23

finds 5 Gents 6auana i. @iaarre.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-05-09
MADE FALSE AFFIDAVIT.
Man Indicted for Swearing Falsely
to Obtain Employment.

For the alleged offense of making
false affidavit to obtain employment
John McCarty, alias John Mccarthy,
alias Charley Maxey. was indicted
bv the last grand jury. Maxey now
resides in Houston and was arrested
there "Wednesday evening by Sheriff
Forbes. He made bond and was re-
leased from custody.
According to the indictment Me
Curty appeared before notary pub
lie az Enais on or about February /,
1907. aud swore falsely to an appil-
cation for position with the Hous-
ton and Texas Central railroad as
brakeman. II is alleged that the ap-
plication was made In the name OF
Charley Maxey. when In fact his
name VAS John MeCarty, In answer
ia certain questions IL h alleged that
he made false statements with refer
rnee 70 heing discharged from tue
railroad service aud concerning hh-
cation with railroads. The ailcsation
In the indictment II made 'hat ne
~as discharged hy the Texas aud
New Orleans railway aud that IN
1898 he flied suit against the satn"
road \ ramprumts. vas efsrird
ana be was paid sz.2ee by 'hc road
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-05-09
Headquarters Go To league.

league, Tex, May Sit was
learned here yesterday from authen'
tic source that the offices OF the
general superintendent, j. NJ. Lee
OF the Trinity and Brazos Valley
railway would be moved from for'
Worth to league not later than the
18th of the present month.
Information has also been feceiV-
ed from pretty reliable source that
the present shops of the Trinity and
Brazos Valley at this place Will be
enlarged at once. 1t is said that the
plans and specifications for this ex-
tension will be sent to league within
few days.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-05-09

| gull took 1t and flew just to the end
of the line when it was taut, then
down it went struggling. He drew
1t init disgorged but with brok-
en- wing it floated away an easy
prey for any enemy that came
along. God save YOU from being
gulled by the devil Make your liy-
ing honestly. Don't let the gull-rope
of the gambler get you. You can
learn of the snare of the fowler by
looking around you. ] have seen
these mind pictures thousand
times in blasted hopes and blighted
pride. The boy fixes his trap for the
bird. Covers il up with limb ana
weed and goes away The bird goes
In and then its the bird with bro
ken wing and bleeding head. Or.
men. let God deliver you.
The preacher illustrated by a story
taken from his own experience with
wicked men who had been saved,
every proposition and the large au-
dience listened In breathless silence
for more than an hour. Numbers
went 10 the altar and made profes-
sion OF faith. Services viii continue
as announced above
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-05-09
Wonderful Nature.

1t is yery doubtful II there is
man or woman in Waxahachie who
has ever thought of how interesting
and important nature Is. For instance
| a human being Is one of nature
products and should be treated al
lsuch. for we well know that If w
violate the laws of nature we mus
| suffer the consequence. Man car
detect the violation or nature III
ANYTHING. Let me point out re"
OF our faults in question; was a
man made to sleep in house, drink
from a cup. eat from fork, batne IN
hot or cold water wear his hair ana
beard cropped, eat cooked food, wear
shoes, smoke, stay up till midnight,
read, work, idle and thousand ana
one other things we do day IN ana
day out? The above are all artlflc1al
so we must be living an artlficlal
ltfe. What is the result? Not one
Derson in a million has a perfect
body although we were born per-
feet How are we going to remedy
our faults? When we have not the
education along these lines? proper
physical culture is a god send to
mankind. and the teacher OF such
who has a perfect physique Is the
one who lives nearest TO nature anu
the one to guide you. Take course
of physical culture and YOU VIII not
only prevent but YOU VIII cure any
trouble which arises fro defective
blood liver. stomach and kidneys
which are brought on by YOU Nolat-
ing the laws of nature. II YOU are
suffering il is your own fauit.
have opened a school OF physical CUT
ture in the Fraternal Union of Am
erica hall Ladies class Z p. III Men
\ p. III. every Tuesday. ! have Sixty
pupils In Corsicana and can furnish
any reference YOU desire.
% PROF. HERBERT.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-05-09

senator said His Endorsement oi
lox. Was liurie~que.

Austin. Tex. May s.~~ln the sen
ate. Chambers, rising 10 IA question
of personal privilege. disasowed his
seriousness In the resolution az the
end Of the regular session commend
Ing Speaker Love. stating ~ aas
burlesane He WAS for Senatot skin
ner for attorney general OF any other
office and against Love for ANYTHING.
Finally passed, the Terrell biz,
making Il felony TO violate the an
ti-trust laws The same bill passed
the regular session, but was butch
cred in enrolment.
Considered, house bin taxing in
heritanees aud voted down motion
to XIII it by postponing 10 May II,
hy vote of 10 10 13 II was consid-
cred section by section this after
noon,
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-05-09

Ths FORT Worth Union Depot
Canpany. tbs Santa Fe and w"
uoasaon aaa Texas ,.atfat ~aii sn'
sifslY febasta ihe tssin sheds s' me
aaaan. of a. it is m"fe eeEan's'i,iS
called rhe @aata - staslgm. sad thv
~ark wtli tts s0mmsmsvd ssesa. thH
sh..s. n ts teaaa, ~efs huiu tos
lsN snA ths tonaxaasRsv W thAs
aasna AAsaAxe has h~~n &sss4s ~ itefE.
TA.a shss Atv nss - smrMfoftRhlt ANs.
ssanxs9isas A. zee xrsst asasaauAs "f
sss sraseG a4t a FaEf MuFth "svf
a. @.uta ~. asa fhs Cemigai lmsif'
q roFs NnTfa Tsi~Nfat9
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-05-09
IN STORM CENTER.
city tn,cioped in DatAne>--->n"-
ther puwnpour of Rain.

Yesterdays weather was OF
Kind calculated 10 create feelings of
intense uueasiness among the peo~
nls and several men hurried home
,o bs ready 10 share with their fam
lilies whatever IT storm conditions
might come HEAVY clouds. iow aud
black hovercd oKef the ct'S about
$50 y. "a. and the darkness was
almost equal 90 uigbt tme,
People had Just been reading To
,hs moyniaN papers the accounts
~ destructive cysIonss II the day be-
fore and this acecntuatsd tho dF~ad-
fnl appearance of the gasheFins
.torm IA IL maf unusual fef daFk
elaaas sa paaa oses sna shat 0ff ths
ushs ses i fee mieute~. bat this
eesaitlom hmmw "a Yessefaas faf
tuliy an houf ssrung wtna ffona
lthe mostnwess wtfh h@ass aown
pusr II fatu ana fAwndeg ana light
nsaz sma sawss hail created Tor =
ume . eouaifioa fo inske peeps* 'sel
uneass
II there was any datmawe aene sfa
ithss sisgmits. aside from washins ei
,he fields ana reads. 40 reports have
h.sn gescasesf
n fs learned thas the rain ~as
hsavs ati ox.f NoFsh T~sas AMI
railroad trasAs w~se aadeg ~ssef Ia
susny Plsss~ Ennis S~~s
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-05-09
FOURTEEN HOUR LAW.
Governor Sends Special Message
That IL BE Amended.

Austin, Tex. May at the re-
quest of several Hillsboro citizens
the governor sent message To the
legislature yesterday, requesting
that the 14-hour law, passed during
the regular session be amended SO
that 1t will not become effective uh-
iii 90 days. The proposed removal
OF the Katy shops from Hillsboro so
that IL can comply with the law Is
causing this agitation.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-05-09

Heury Franks who had charge "t
the work of drilling the clty's deep
we'll. passed through the city TINS
morning cn route 90 hts home AZ tot'
sieaua from the Ciay county OF
fields Mr. Franks stated that
great deal Of work Was being don"
in tha oil regiou. hut that dfiiieFs
werv handicapped some by IN" scar
city of water only light rains have
fallen IN that section ~ the stat"
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-05-09

The annual memorial services ~
SgoHssali Lodge Ma is. knighta OF
rythsas. wlll ba held Sunday Naf
rs. a ~ a. IA. The sermon viii b"
preached ~ Rev % = Ssu&abauEh
~ Port worth. Ia she afternoon the
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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-05-09
Mad Dog at Ennis.

A mad dog ran amuck at Ennis
yesterday and attempted to bite w.
d. Haynes. biting through the pants
leg and socks but not cutting the
skin. 1t bit number of other dogs
which were promptly killed as was
also the dog that created the excite
ment
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-05-09
Killed by Cars.

IL NJ. Hall. a railroad man whlie
al work In the Central yards AT Eh-
mis- Yesterday afternoon fell between
the ears while making coupHhs
and was crushed to death. lie liven
only about five minutes after the
accident
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-05-09

Grand S&slae. Tea. MAJ
gs- k~ofsh q thts eitt ~ss stress :
4, sac engims an sac eNsfsssauA 'AH'
mnn H@Il yesterday moFnane Ais'ni
II 20. Fsssaltsns IN hts death an a@~f
later
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-05-09

See that rcd garden hosr at r. Y.
CronN Co.'S before yca bay. No
trouble to show you x
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1907-08-15
Teachers Registration Law.

Section II, chapter l22, laws Of the
31st General Assembly, provides that
"No person shall teach in any public
school of this state whose certificate
has not been registered with the county
superintendent of the county in which
such school is located. A registration
fee of one dollar shall be charged for
each year, or part of the year, for
which the certificate or di ploma is
registered. All registration fees shall
be paid into the county institute fund.
The following is from the opinion of
Attorney General Fl. W. Byers concern
ing the scope and application of the
law: "Under this provision every
person holding either state certificate,
state diploma, county certificate,
special certificate, or a certificate to
teach in kindergartens, who desires to
teach in any of the public schools of
this state, must cause their certificate
to be registered with the county super
intendent of the county in which they
desire to teach, no matter when their
certificate was issued, whether before
or since October 1, 1907"
J. W. LONG,
County Superintendent.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1907-08-15

age, and Helen aged Is years, The son
has not lived at home for two years and
the eldest daughter has been away
attending school for period of two
years. She asks for decree of divorce,
$500 temporary alimony, $4,000 perma-
nent alimony, and the custody and con-
troll of their youngest daughter Helen.
V. r. McGinnis, attorney for plaintiff.
j. P. Martin VS.. J. L. Meter and wife.
Plaintiff sues for $500 for breach OF
warranty. He alleges he purchased lot
B and the south half of lot 2, block IS,
town of Leon, Iowa, in 1906, and al
though the deed calls for the south half
of lot the defendants did not own all
of it as there was a strip four feet wide
owned by Loten Gassett. G. W. Hoff-
man attorney for plaintiff.
J.P. Hamilton VS.. John L. Meter and
j. P. Martin. Suit is brought on a
promissory note for $50. dated July 20,
1905, Oh which payments amounting to
$3.50 have been made by defendant
Martin. c. w. Hoffman, attorney for
plaintiff
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1907-08-15
Badly Burned.

Mr.. Frank Rose, chief engineer of the
Clarinda Poultry Co.'S Creston plant,
who recently spent several days in
Leon assisting in Installing the new
machinery, was terribly burned at Cres-
ton Monday. The Creston Advertiser
says:
While engaged in cleaning the fire
box at the plant OF the Clarinda Poultry
Company Monday, Frank Rose, the
engineer at that place, met with an ac-
cident which will lay him up for some
time, and will prove very painful. He
had removed part of the ashes and was
in the act of removing the remainder,
when the arch fell, covering him with
the hot debris. He had hose in his
hand for the purpose of using in the
tireboX, and the water from this struck
the hot ashes and created a steam which
severely burned the flesh from his
person. He was barely able to crawl
from the box, while the water from the
hose had thrown quantity of hot ashes
into his face, on his hands and chest,
and these also added to the injuries
received. He eventually succeeded in
eXtricating himself from his dangerous
position and reached the open air,
frightfully burned about the person,
but was able to walk to his home at the
corner Of Broad and Jefferson Streets
he was at once given medical attention.
Most of the skin has been burned from
his arms and he has received other
serious injuries, but is doing as we'll as
could be expected and it is hoped that
no complications will arrive to retard
his recovery. Mr.. Rose has the SYM
pathy of many friends in his misfortune,
and it is to be hoped that he will soon
he ahlo 70 he a hnnt