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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-12-28

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IHos. ehu have never read the
powell The fIaus, al Thousand
Candies which Boa dramatic form
ail appear a. hs opera house au
Friday night ue,. Sd. ~, following
synopsis all prove OF especial inter-
est.
10, story BE- tal. of love and
mystery enacted iu the shadow OF a
great mansion OF mystery on the
shore. OF au Indiana lake. From this
house old John Glonarm secretly
departs. leaving the impression thar
be is dead that be may better learn
what sort OF men are Pickering the
executor OF ms estate and John
Glpuarm, his grandson aud possible
heir, and If the thing be possible TO
bring about marriage between the
young man and Marian DevereuY
The alternate heir.
he confides his plan TO Bates. the
butler who is too good a servant
to bee one and pledges Bates to Sc.
crecy. Things might have gone
snssSly enough had 1t not been
that old Glenarm left behind him a
strange and unusual will with claus
les and provisions therein as whimsi-
cal as the old mans fancy and as
executor of it, certain Pickering.
Upon the testament turns the story.
Picking and Glenarm both conclude
that hidden treasure lies conceal
ed in some mysterious passage OF
the mysterious mansion, and both
institute search.
Glenarm. however, falls in love
with Marian and asks her to be his
wife. Though he has been led to be
ieve that Marian is not Marian, but
Gladys Olivia Armstrong, he has
nevertheless, violated by his propos-
al, an important provision of the
will, and the estate, according to its
terms, reverts 10 the girl. This in it.
self would make small difference;
the fortune would be in the family
in any event, as it were, but FORUM
ately Pickering does not die 80 east
! ly He, with assistance OF coinci-
dences and circumstances, convinces
Glenarm that Marian has wilfully de-
ceived him that she might obtain
the hidden treasure and THE
House Of Thousand Candles" and
bestow them, with her hand, upon
the villain himself and upon the
impetuous and impulsive young
man who has dropped so suddenly
into the Glenarm preserve.
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astufsut, lu tb, several hundred
vho are hsH'N,d To- q, contemplating
appbluf for tho place
IH, tet VUI b. aH omueuty
reasonable and practical oue. similar
to ..I Applied to applicant at the
twelfth census It VIU consist a. uU.
iuF odt sample aah,lul, CT peu.
latiou from - description Boa narrative
form. of typical fauau,t. aud IN
the case Of ,num,fators whose work
viii De- in the rural districts. they
Will be- called upon To fiil out an ae-
ditiouai sample schedule OF asricul-
turc. from Information furnished by
tho Census Burca
All persons whether women OF
men. who may desire to become CEN
sus ouumerators must be- citizens of
the United States. residents of the
supervisors district for which they
wish 10 be- appointed list be not
less than Is nor more than 20 years
OF age, must be physically able to
do the work, must be Trustworthy.
honest and of good habits. must
have at least an ordinary education
and must be able To write plainly
and with reasonable rapidity.
Application forms, with fun in
structions for filliug-in, and com
plete Information concerning III,
test and the method of appointment
can be secured by writing the super
visor of census for the supervisor s
district in which the applicant lives.
All applications, properly filled-in
must be filed with the supervisors
not later than January 25th, as any
received after that date cannot be
considered.
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GOLFERS CHAPEL.

III Golfers Chapel, Dec. 27.-Healtb
Is not very good at present. Mr.. r..
b. Ransom Is still very low. Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Henry Miller's baby is i'm
proving nicely after long illness.
The farmers are almost through
picking cotton and some are max
Ing preparations for another crop,
Quite a number OF friends and rel
atives enjoyed nice Christmas din
ner at Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Miller's
on the 25th. The out OF town guests
daughter
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Paisley gave
at their home to all of the grand
children a Christmas tree on the
night OF the cath.
Golfers Chapel school closed on
Dec II and will not resume until
Jan. 3, 1910.
Miss Effie Heine visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Hazelwood at Ennis last
week
Mr., II, f. Miller and family are
visiting their sister, Mrs. Lea Collier,
in Haskell county.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. r. Paisley are the
proud parents of a fine boy at their
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephenson OF Ray
are visiting their son. Mr., A. Steph-
enson
Preaching at the Chapel on the
first and third Sunday afternoon at
3 o'clock. Everybody Is invited to
attend these services.
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te likes nuls democratic u.raf
tuI isis. Gertrude vIll hat, tat I'm
fefpfis, so he got on tN" iIst = a.
Hickman OF WaXabarhie $50 rs.
neWtd Thursday 4 r Nttloudou.
the Mountain Peak principal was
Hn active member OF The institute.
Tom Jennings. aH employee of thp
county Iu the road and farm depart
m,ut was in town Thursday and
renew 81. y . Preston. who has
fought stumps and overfiows in
Chambers creek for three years. has
returned TO tie prairie and now
farms on Waxahachie No !. J II.
James. commissioner from Precinct
No Q, and one OF the most faithful
ones ! have ever known. was in
town Friday and renewed. } thing
] have called on H. W Kelley. the
genial agent for the a. q T. &. at
Boyce. on the 24th of December last
year and the year before, so went
down Friday on the $40 p. m. train
and got him again. | believe he told
me he had been there l. years. 4.
G. Morris of Hamlin, Texas, came
down to attend the interment Of his
father. d. w. Morris, who was bur
led at Waxahachie Tuesday Dave
Morris had many old friends in the
county who will be sorry to learn
Of his death. G. w. l.. Perry Of For
reston . came to FOrreston Christ
mas day 10 go to Dallas. j. E. Coop
.er. cashier of the Forreston Bank
added to my Christmas fund by re
newing.
That Forreston widow cooked a
turkey, cakes, etc, and we have
been feasting for two days Twenty
years ago Christmas day she led to
the altar a trembling, bashful man,
and | think she was a little reminis-
cent on Christmas. Poor woman, she
has had hard time for the past 90
years but | am still hoping the sun
may yet shine brighter for her
BILL COX.
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Negro Used Hatchet.

Jack Hamilton, colored, was ar
rested Tuesday morning and placed
in the county jail on an alleged
charge of aggravated assault. Ham
negro on the head with Ratchet
Saturday night The trouble occur
red in Freedman and il Is said there
were several participants.
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Jacob Schrall, 43Z South street,
Danville, H., writes: For over
ei ghteen months / was sufferer
from kidney and bladder trouble.
During the whole time was treated
by several doctors and tried several
different kidney pills. Seven weeks
ago ! commenced taking Foley's
Kidney Pills, and am feeling better
every day and will be glad to tell
anyone interested just what Foley
Kidney Pills did for me. b. w. Fear
Ia q
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A. the Majestic,

Those who do not see the act of
Casad & Dcverne at the Majestic
Will miss "a real good entertainment,
They have a musical act that de-
serves the enthusiastic reception Civ
night. They use several musical in
struments on which they play some
of the latest and most popular COM
positions. Two splendid pictures are
being shown today,
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POISONED BY MATCHES.
Two fear-Old Girl Dies From Ell
fccts at Petersburg

Petersburg Texas, Dec. 28.-Ths
2-year-old daughter of J. Il. EakiD,
who lives few miles north of Pet
ersburg, died Sunday from the eff
feet of poisoning produced by ths
eating OF matches. The child ate the
matches Saturday night, suffered
greatly, having two or three convuI-
sions, and died Notwithstanding
competent medical attention.
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ENUMERATORS' TEST EASY.
Census Director Durand Sets Feb
ruary 9th AS the Date.

Any person of good judgment,
mon school education, can readily
and easily pass the test to be given
applicants for census enumerators'
places on Saturday. February 9Th,
the date finally set by United States
Census Director Durand, according
to an. announcement from the cen
sus Supervisor Worley of the nth
district This Will be = ecnfor4iAe
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Capudine for THAT Headache
nervous this morning? Hicks Cap
udine Just the thing to At YOU for
business. Gears the head-braces
the nerves. Try It, At drug stores.
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This Is Worth Remembering.

Whensverryou have q oongh or
cold, mat. Amember that Foleys
Honey and 1Ar will cure II. Rsmsm-
Dor the NAM. AFoley's Honey and
Tar, enA refuse Substitutes. b. ".
Foar1o. q
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Of their trouble fof ] vill never for
ect ~ good people 81 Elis roents
WISHING y6e Nefft Christmas. as
over 2 + AlNNlfk
Joe. ~ many 81 you Know vas
sheriff Of rihs county FOR four wears
and has many friends sho uiil be-
glad 20 hear from him and TO learn
he is doing aell
" e. Hendricks principal 81 The
school at Royce. VAS prominent
member OF the institute and viii
now read the Enterprise " A.
Shiplott. a teacher and farmer on
Lancaster SO. I, Nas IN attendance
upon the institute. sherman Bishop
an old settler on WaNahachie 3, has
.oid mis- farm and moved 20 Justin,
Texas Il. +. y. No =. We are sorry
20 lose him and family but wish them
happiness and prosperity in their
new home T. d. Scott from Waxa-
hachie l was In town Tuesday VIM
shores, the good natured and Popu-
lar salesman at Howell Hardware
CO. s.. made his father, d. r. Shores,
and his father-in-Iaw, J. X. Eubank, !.
OF Prospect, Tenn. each a Christmas
present OF years subscription TO
The Enterprise. q good present for it
is renewed each week II. 5. Dear
born constable of Precinct No. l,
was in town Tuesday and had his
Enterprise sent to Red OAK No. !,
Henry said by going to the country
ne saved house rent and the fuel
bill. Ben Reid. who merchaudized at
Nash for a number of years am
who is kindly remembered by many
>old timers, has moved from Melden
to Forest Hills, La. j, u. Brooks of
Stcrrett was in town Tuesday and
tcrprise.
AIRS. Sallte Curry has gone 70
ELL who lived in Ellis county several
years. M, G, Steward, principal of
the Griffith Switch school, was in
attendance upon the institute and
got on my list. ]. n. McCarter of
Waxahachie tells me he will go out
on his farm next year. c. II. Graves
Jersey COWS are doing well. He hiss
about 80 head OF fine ones. ]. W.
Bell OF Ennis was in town one day
and renewed. He told me Mrs. Bell
was not very we'll. G. w. Barnard Of
Red Oak ! was in town and renew
ed. w, M. Parten, an old settler and
good citizen OF Waxahachie No. G.,
was in town and renewed, M, b.
Kidd was in from WaXahachie and
Renewed. ]. L. Carroll OF Waxaha
chic came in and got right Tom
West Of Red Oak / was doing bust
ness in town and got on my list. w
j, Splawn, one OF our farmer friends,
was in from Ennis 4. W. II. Shaw of
WaXahachie gave me n scolding for
letting him drop off the list. A. c.
Marchbanks, Jr., of Waxahachie 5
told me he would visit his father A.
C. Marchbanks, of Eden, Texas. A.
l.. Tune OF Waxahachie was in
town and renewed for year w. A.
Mccoy, who has been In Corsicana,
hasNreturned to Waxahachie and is
a reader of the Enterprise. l., ID.
Floyd was in his buggy to start out
but seeing me had me send the pa
per to Waxahachie ! | met Mrs. ].
l.. Coxtof Waxahachie s. She told me
her husband had gone on a visit to
his fathef G., Cox, at Goodsprings,
Tenn, and that she had bought
new buggy, 1t Is the Sirst lime he
has been to the old home FOR fifteen
years and We ali wish him a pleas
ant visit. D. c. Colston of Midlothian
was In town and got on my list 4,
podson W waxahachis No. I says
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FOR sAlt KIth,u furniture
Practically f,a 'all usu phone No
q ur lt. 2si
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FOR RENT Modern little cottage
on NourC, street See walter Evans
at CHULy'- boarding mouse u
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WAXAHACHIE hot mineral water
delivered daily J. 5. hctourt old
phone 4bl u
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LOST A DalH stocking zap on Col
lsre street. Return 20 : p Smith at
Hotel Barber shop 22g
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Hicks Capudine Cures SICK Head.
ache.

Also nervous Headache, Travellers
Headache and aches from Grj'
Stomach Troubles or Female trou-
bles Try Capudine--it's liquid--ef-
fects Immediately Sold by drug
gists. alt
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FOR RENT -Four room house on
NcLain street cheap Sc. Mr. S. II.
Ray Billiard Heights 230p
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FoR Hr*. ~N room hoats cloes
ir So 4 . R,rn,t, n
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INSURE YOUR AUTOMOBILE
against fire and accident with w. l.
=. Leigh & Co, insurance agents. Ct
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NOTICE. am now booking orders
for The Texas Almanac, published by
the Dallas News, at 80 cents per
copy Delivery in January Leave or
ders at Fearis Drug store or see #.
+. owen, II
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Ipiegel liegt, cine Stredeupeite pon
iolt 5000 Wtetern. 0ier Sabre
.ang bat cine 9lrnlee bon 1900 Or
beitern unausgeiebt nit itanoieell
2l6tltullOellidihten oil bem GROCER,
@erfe gearbeitet; ielbit an 6o,ln-
mo Selertagen rubte nidt @ade uno
.WeiBel. Der Sunnel our1quert oas
8ebirgs1laiiip unter Dem gunlbre-
pab; er beeillnt bel 2as Gueoas III,
}lrgentinien uno enbet BEL Garacoles
i'll Gbile. Der gau ser 8abn foll
iest nit groBter gllergie l1no De-
ldleunigllng obne 3ogern oufgenon.
nell peroen; bereits i'm fomnenoell
:Vtdr5 miro borausiibtlih Ser erlte
Bug perfebren fornen. Ser Sunnel.
ball lag III ben Sanben zines groBen
engliiden llllternebmens nno malros
DON en9liiben Sngenieltjren our1-
Jefilbrt, au6 Ser @abnbau liegt in
ben Sanoen britil1er unternebmer.
9ie uSambllrg=Mm Mmerifa-2inie"
lit ipieoer nit Der ipeiteren Iusge-
ltoltung ibrer Slptte bei6afti'at.
Die DIRECTION itebt NIT Der @erft
pom Sorlano & @olff in gelfol.
ipegen oes 8aues eines nel,en S5ean.
oalnpfers in llnterbanolung. So-
meit big iest befannt lit ioG oas lleue
S6iff ein Replacement bon 5poli.
tauleno Sonneu erboIten.
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xcra 8.

= @uf elmer Sarm IN Der 9e1be
bon @patt, gais County, erld)oI,
beim Spielen NIT elmer Sheibenflill.
te elm 5ipolfiabriser Sulge Nonlcns
Gee ieinen lin 5tpei SsSabre alteren
griiber.
= sSn 9lbilene pur6e 9(If. ..
Gagbell bon Gelir 81. Sones erihoi.
len. Sones iteate fib ipater ben Ye,
BORDEN.
- 8ei Der Gourtbansbono- -glbltiln.
mliig in @iaiamlon Gountp llno
2,411 Stinlmer fir g[usgabe Der
Bombs uno $50 geeen iie abgeaebcl
iporben. @s banoelt iib bier Inn Die
Nnsgobe BON Bombs gum 0etroac
bon 100000, oeren @rtrog fir oen
Gourtbausbau perpano iperoen ioa.
= 9. 81. gtuibaman bon @eatber-
foro lit gum u0anf-gralniner" Ell.
nnnt tpor6en
= SSn einen @aIpeitoner Salpon
bat fid Elm getpiiier Seslie 9fllep, Der
friiber bier in San 9lntonio gelebt
baben ion, NIT 4arboli1ure bergiftet.
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gietoria 9ioiiipn, q. s. e g. q.
Mnfunft-
Zoo. so2-guero. gictoria, 1880 nadm
Mbfnhrt-
SO. 3O1-guero. @ietoria. $3.50 BORN
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3om,att i0nea,
Sabt nid)t iupdenlans 5n iuarteu.
Cine Sun sntOniu Sqmitratipn.

@arten lit etttrnutigeto.
9faide 8irfung erfreut Seoer-
mann.
@ine gei6perbe bes &iidens lit Ell
ne idfpere 2ait.
Sart Sag fir Sag au ertragen.
9ie 2ait geboben oie 8ei6tperoa
entfernt.
9ringt onerfennenoe 9lnttporten.
Gan slntonio 2eute er5ablen cs.
gr5ablen BON ral6er uno fiderer
9eilltng.
@ier 1T Elm Soa.
0ers. S. 8. 8onn1an, 2afe 8ielr,
San slntonio, Seras, lagt: SD iiib-
lie, Dob i'd nod meinen grfabren oa-
nit, 9oans geieren 8illen nidt gu
bod] loben fam. Sd litt lange 3eit
an einern geierett=2eioen uno es idien,
als oh mir nidts 2inoerung bringcn
tonnte. 9ie acknowledgements
paren 5lt baltfig nnb i1 lit an befti-
gen &opfidmer5en, SdiitteIfie6er
uno ShminoelanfdGen. Sd ianf
rof6 IN Geiunobeit, als i6 5ufdlbg
BON 9oans gieren Billen borte. Sd
Derldaffte mir cine S6a1tel bon
Der 9erar Drug 60, begann iie gu
brau6en un6> mar nit BEN grfclgen
lebr 5ufrieoen. sSn fur5er 3eit fiibl-
te i'd mid pobler, pie ieit Iotlger
3eit nno mar meine 9fiiden- ,t.o
9fiereni6mer5en boaig los.
3lnn Gerfallf bel alien Sanolern.
Freis 50 Gents. er-Milburn
So, gllfolo, Seem yorf, aneinige
algenten fiir Die Ser. Stooten.
grinnert @n1 oes Namens =
Ooans - u1o nehmt feline anoeren.
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RaNiealbeilnne
MerbenI6tud6e

sdpo6e, nerb5fe 9erionen, eepIaet bon Soft.
nilnesIoiteteit nHo t6le9ten Iraumen. erfnbp.
f6mer8em, SaaralsfaH, abnobme s.s ''t eebSrs siGH
uno Seitbts. Seutarr6. Wlneenbriiden, @tubiber.
ftnpfune, Mibaieit. grroten, 8ittern, Ser5ilop.
fen. 8ruitbefIenmune, ateneitlf9fett unb xriib.
finn : erfobren aus benz ,Susenbfreunb@, fpis
stntad), idjnca nnh billis alle unnatlrIts
firn 8erlnite rnb anbere 5plscn juseub.
ttficr @crirrnugcn sriinbltd1 seletlt unh
buile Ueinnbbett nnb Srpbiinu ,picDer.
trlaugt tuerben fbnnen. DanS neues
Seilperfabren.- Sober ietn eisner Mrst.-
3tefes auBeroreertlid interenanie unb Iebr.
bon Jung unb nlt, 9Rann uno Erdu, geIefen
tperoen foIIte, lam seaen Gnfenbune bon 26
Gents in 8riefmarfen berfteceIt be3oeen uerben
bon Der
Yriuatsalinif, 1916. Apenne
atsu 91nrk, n. d.
Won eripabne ple ,srele aSrene !. Seras.
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@eibnadtem.

SmhbeifIa, Imitis, tralala
9as id)1ne @etgnad)tsfeit lit 6a!
Sm ganaen Sabr bic id)1nite 5eit
Sir alle &inber, tueit unb brett.
tln6 &inber tuerben alle mir
4n btefem Sage tpieber bier,
Sb man crit frtff in's 2eben idbant,
% mms bas 3aar bereits ergrant.
Gs idJeint, als pb bic ganse @elt
Sid frDb suiammen bemt' geieltt,
@as tins amh ipnft betriiben mag,
Icrgciien it's ant gSeibnahtstag.
@ir neihen nit)t benz rciijen Mani,
Was er iifJ g(lles fanfem fann,
Die fleinite 0abe idpm begliidt,
@enn iie nit 2iebe ,uirb geid)ift,
limb ielbit tuer einiamt nmb allein
Scmt iiist in ieinem SGmmerlein,
ssiiblt bpdJ ais 9abe, Ind mnb iucrt,
Was tim Grinneritng bcidbeert.
Sudj iuer Bel fruben Menidjcn iucilt,
ltnb lire Suit nit ibnen teilt,
Ser fiiblt getuik in ieincr grnit,
Die cdJte, frp1e @ei9nadtslnit.
Sann fiiblt er, Of CT Wanit, ub Sino,
9af alle Wcnid]en Sriiher iiub,
llnb fat ct ipnit es ME geSad)t,
Sp lebrt es i'm bic beil'ge 9sadt.
90 bcbt bic 8ed)cr nann entppr
nnb rnfet in bem @eibnafJtsfJor:
9aR Jriebe mjg' auf Grben iein,
Gen Wenid]en all, elm frpb' 0ebeib'n.
ltnb fiillt bie geder iuieber bier
Diit edJtem Stpff, alamo 8ier,
Saf, uus ia ftets int sansen Sabr
Der bette Surgenbreder ,uar.
90 trinfen mir sur @eibnadjt anff
u a nj o Q Ter, mad altem grand),
llnb BET bert Srinfen, jeber idjreit's:
rgersniiste @eibnadt, allericits."
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g. u. & q. 3. gabn.
g.. S. e g. 81. l6ount= =2iniel

g.. $. & 8. u. (Saupt-2inie).
4nflnlft-
SO. 9-gom Often. .7:35 uorm
go. 7-Wpm 9iten. $500 nuhr
Ro. 10-gl Gaio II. @eiten. .7:30 tlatlnl
Nbfahrt-
SO. 10-gl Baio II. @eiten. 1880 nadnn
&c. 10-Nad benz Often. 1890 nahni
No 8-Na6 benz Often. +. 1:4O pprnl
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iporben, gegen $6,929,S57
i'm goriabre. Ser Sunport bon

iuoroen, segen $6,929,S37
i'm goriabre. Ser Support bon
Niirnberger Spielmaaren i'm gep-
tember uno Oftober 5. sS.betrnG
Inn $t72,541 mebr aIs I'M oelniel-
ben 3eitroum oes 8oriabres, cine
3unabnle Inn nabe5u 64 Hroscnt
@dbreno Der NIT Dem 80. Sftober
teenbigten 5ebn Wonote be5ifferte itd
ser @eianltntilnport bon Spiellroa-
rem auf $5,300,400, Inn cine balGc
Million luebr als IN oenafefben 8eit.
ralnn oes 8orjabres.
g[nfniipfero an oas @erldlpil1-
Sen Ser fleineu 9lIlna &el1ner iii
louisville idreibt Die u@ermania" IL!
Wiillpoufee iebr ridtie: rDie obt-
iabrige 9llma &eaner bon 2ouisnille.
ipeIde entfiibrt tporber lit uno trob
aner 9eabforibungen Der Bolioei
tpie bonn grobooen peridmnnoen
ideint, lit oie 2iebIingsl1i6te eines
reiden oeuti6en 8ierbrauers. Ser
@eoanfe Iiegt natiirlid nabe, 6ah
oas &ino eerallbt puroe bon S6ur-
fen, Die bon ben gltern ober ron
Dem reiden Obein ein 2oiegelo er=
preHen tpoIlen. sSeoenfalls fallt cs
ui1s r1i9t I'M 9rourne Elm, ald llltr
oie Moglidfeit in 8etradt 5ll 3ie=
ben, oaB bas 8erbrehen pielleiht
BON einem probibitioniltiiden Sono-
tifer periibt tporoen ieE Mber tpenl;
es umeefebrt mare, ipenn es eil1 be-
ion6ers befannter probibitioniItilGer
Mgitotor ip1re, oen bas l1ngIiif ge-
trnffen bdtte, glaubt ienano, oal,
oie ebreniperte Sippldaft oub MIR
einenMugenblif 5ogern tpiroe. bic
u2iquor-S -Sntereifen" gu beroadtigen
uno ibnen Die Mifietat in bic Sdube
gu fdieben2
- CHARLES 8. @orriner. Ser frii=
bere &oiienpertpalter Der Big Sour
gabn in Cincinnati, Ser iih ielbit
rieiieer ltnteridIagungen iduIoie be-
fonnt bot, ift gu feds Sabren 3uht-
6alis berurteilt poroen.
Sn Cincinnati 1T oos 2aecr-
baus Der @bisfep-Sirma Col uno
Sig Grieberg abgebrannt gs lit
Wbisfep i'm @erte bon llngef1br
$125, 900 berbranrt.
Wunbesienator Mc2aurin pon
Miiiiiiippi lit in ieinem @obnort
9ranoon in Weiiiiliippi eeitorben. Gr
par ungefdbr iebs5ig Sabre aft.
8or ungefdbr pieraebn Sabren ipar
ar @oubernellr ieines @ein1atsltaa<
tes.
= 8iidof 9unne bon 9eorio
iiberianote SO @itttpen, meld)e III
Jolge Der grdBliden 8ataitropbe IN
Ger ct. HauIs-@rube BEL gberrp,
ibren @rndbrer berloren botten, ie
sinen auf $25 Iautenoen g1ef. Dir
Limited Waine @orfers of Sninpis"
sablen an Die Siltterbliebenen fir
ieoen berungliidten 8ergmann $50
Dollars.
sSn Getersburg, einem fleineu
Wienenort in &entudp, nabe 2on-
Don, eridob elm Mienenarbeiter Na=
lnensMurrap feline Grall oeren Ntut-
ter uno einen iungen Mann Naniens
Gilbert, Der iid bei ben beioen Srauer
i'm 4immer befano. Darauf bra11e
er iid ielbit cine idpere SduBmunoe
6ei, an Der er menige Stulloen ipdter
ftarh.
Aomiral Sdlep erflart, er
CLAUDE nod INNER an Goo. uno ber-
langt, baB man HearD ebenio pic
Goof 5tuinge, 9emeiie fir ieine ge.
hultbtuuden au brinden.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-12-23
Mllcin nm Wsitternadt in Der
G1aemii6Ic,

unbefiimnlert Inn Geuhtigfeit, 3ug.
luft, Sturm uno Gdlte, nrbeitete 70
s. Mtfins, als Nabttpddter in yali.
ner Springs, Tenn. gr 3og iih eine
idwere grfdltune 5u, Die iid) aui
Die 2nngen mari uno mnBte ihlieB-
lif bic Mrbeit aufgeben. Wad per.
Idieoenen pereebliden 8erillden, se,
brau6te er Or. Sings Stem Disco.
perp. nNah benz @ebraub eine,
Iloibe", idreibt er, using i6 10 ge.
luno tpie ie ipieoer an Die Mrbeit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-12-23

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