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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-04-18

leinen, 9toolebelt's, 9fulpi5icn eiltel!
8ertrog nit oen Ser. Staotcn az.
i6lieBen 5r fonnen, Ser oie 1Sraae
Der 9tusluanoerlt1g itolie1iiGer N(r,
better nod 9ln1erifa regele.
: 9eo6 Oem 6riibltiif, oos got-
i6after Screens in @ien oenl CT
&raiioenten 9tooieoelt gab, crldien
Ser papItlide 9euntilts onl sS1ener
@of in Ser 9otldaft lieB ii6 oertn
Tooiepelt porltellen uno bette cine
nngefabr 20 Winuten bouetnbc ltll-
terreoung nit ibm. lteber BEN Sc
genitono oieier l1nterreourg lpolten
heioe Serren ni6ts rnitteilcu.
= @ie eine 9epelde aus 9om
lneloet, bat oer 8atifon cine @rfl0s
rltng erlalien> oes Ssnbalts, oaB Der
pdpltli6e Mul1tius in @ien feinen
s(uftroe botte, oen gr-Graiioenten
Noolepelt 5u beiu6er unb b0B CT ibnt
feinerlei 8otl6often pom 0otifoa
bra6te.
= @roBes 9lufieben 4regt cie
arnoe BON einem erlliten hcutld)-
rltiiiiden 3luii6enfoG, Der iid ioebel
ereianet uno Die preuBii6e Jfegieruno
5u iofortigen gorltellungen bei oelt
mosgebenoen @eipalten in ct. Gc-
tersbura peranfaBt fat. Der @orftIi
ielbit miro fur5 tpie folgt eeiGiloerr:
Gin preltBiider Stuotsongeboriger
namens &ieier, ipel6er obne GaB bie
ruliil6e @ren5e BEL BreubiiG Serbu
itberl6ritt, ipuroe bon elmer ritliie
i6en @ren5mohe eri6oIien. Ser So
te Duroe ieirer geiamn1ten 8oor-
idoft beroubt uno oie 2ei6c auf oelt
6eloe liegen gelaiien. Sobalo bic
beborblide 9to6ridt bon ocm gor-
fonlmnis in Berlin eingetroifen NOR,
nltroe bonn 9luslpdrtigen g(n1t lulper-
tpeilt 8eI6peroe BET ser ruiiiihen
9fegierung erboben. Weit begreifli=
der Spannllng miro Die peitere @nt-
picflrng Ser g(ngelegenbeit elporttt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-04-18
TUFTS Leber PiIlen

balten bas Spifem in Sr6nun9 unb
perbinbernben, tranfbeiten 3uitanb Der
2eber, tpelder &ranfbeiten borbergebt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-04-18
u. 8. & 8. 8ahn.
Sm gprif.

sc tut has @etter i'm 9lpril
9eiu1bnlidJ iiitrner, mas es tui1,
Was aud bas Wetter Surean iprid)t,
Sarnm befiimmert es iid nidjt.
Wenn fie nns Gesen prupbesetg'n
Sann gibt's ben fd]1niten SDnniAein,
llnh tuenn es betft ueit flarer Sag,
Sann regnetS, iuns eS regnen mag.
Sier iuilte jebt id|pn Sriiblins iein,
llnb nleiitens trifft es aud ja etn,
Odd bnt tnitmnter iiber Hatbt,
Sid mod Elm gfprber aufgentadjt.
ltnb Der 5eritDrt uns 1fter gar
Sie SbIternot' fir bas ndd)fte SaGr.
ttnb tper an Sbit iidJ oelectiert
Wtnf nebnen, mas man impprtiert.
SDd) lit mitttnter ber 9lpril
2lndj tpieher gnahig, iarft nnS fia.
Sat iif) tnanierlid) aufgefiibrt
1lub lakt has DIT nnangeriibrt.
Sp iupllen mir benn D9ne 0rau'u
SSn nni're uGdjite 3nfnnft fd)au'n.
llnS plagen ittf]t nit SDrg' nnb Wtiibi:
Sas Sd)lintne fpntmt bod itets 5n fruG
@er mill nit @rtGen plagen iidJ,
Tim oas, mas itnab1nberltdD?
Sriid an bas @erf, NIT gutent 0int,
Sann iuirb aud gtlles ih6n nnb gut.
ilnh iteilen bpdl iid) Gprgen Elm,
gSus niibt has &lagen nnb Sas Sd)reifni
9lm beiteu, hu perifeufit tie sir,
gei einem Gjlas q lomp Ster.
Gus bat iidl pft in ieiner 9lrt
glls Surgenbredler pffenbart,
Gen Mnnn, Der ntisntrtig, gebriiGt,
3n neuem Streben aufgeriift.
S'rnm tras bic Saunen bes 9lprii
9fnr audl eebnlntg, rubig, fti1,
1tuo balt' ais 2abetrunf bereit,
Dir M mu 9 ie +" alle 3eit.
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Gin lDerbinderunQsmittel

BON 9opfi6mer5en, 9ispepiia, G9pin.
bel, f6le6tem @eidmad i'm Munbe,
Sobbrennen bele9ter 3un9e, @ppetit.
loiigteit, 9artleibi9feit unb
9tae btliDlen 2eibell.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-04-18
Sem @rabe entriiIcu.

u9a6 4iabrieem 2eiben on 2un-
genleioen batte i6 bereits one Soft
nltng aufgegeben" idreibt Wars. 90.
8. Dir aus glorfspile, 9elln, ,oodJ
Der @ebralld bon Dr. Sings 0clu
DISCOVERY bat mir ipieoer neues 2e-
ben gegeben." 8eriu1t es. Soc uro
$t.00. 8eriu9sflafde frei. @aran-
tiert bon alien 0ruggiften.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-04-18

= Sci Ser 9tei6stags-gr laglpa0I,
lpelde i'm oritten 9taenlteincr 8aDl-
freiie 2Df-Slebfo-S -Sobullltisburg
itattfano, lit Der geotionuIIiberale
aodan gepablt porben. 9ielsr oft.
preuBii6e @ablfreis bat bis6er 5u
ben feiteften Sisen ser 9onierbatipen
gebort Die @rlobmabl mar ourd)
ben SOB oes 9iei6stags- 8rdiloenter,
@rafen lloo gu Gtolberg- 9serRigero-
De, Ser ben areis longe Sabre pertre-
ten batte, notpelloig 9elporOeil.
geaeb oen neleiten 0tarbri61en
iin0 in Der bineiiIhen Stuet
S6angti6a olle Sduier, Die 3renl-
ben geborten ooer III oenen Srelnoe
pobnten, nit 9lusnabne oes britt
iden &oniulats bon bet gltiit1noi-
iden 8eritort iporben.
Ser Dompfer u@inne6abo"
uon Der 9ltlontic transport 2lnie III
bel ben Scillp Snielu onf Stroltr
geraten. 9lae an goro beiinOlihell
serionen iino gerettet.
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Sns Serns Nsnnher

6eilt oae yeeren gIaien llne rbeu-
motiide Seiben; bei olen Drll9eilter
ODER 2 menatli6e 8ebanolung per
Goit fir 81. Or. 6. @. Soa. 1926
Olipe Str, ct. 2ouis, 800. S1reibt
fir 3eugniiie.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-04-18

gelebe eintreten. Die folgelt6e Heio-
luton lpuroe auf Der 8e5irf5=Sag-
iaerng einltimnlig angenonlnlen:
Sn 9lnbetrodt ser oll5n 1triften lltO
teilmeiie i6n1a6pollen 9urbfii1rl1nq
unlerer @inlpanOerungsgelese, ltnD
in 9lnbetra6t Der fortipabrenGen Ser
teuerung Der 2ebensntittel JET eS BE-
i6loiien, bob mir Die ge9empGrtige
Our6fiibrung unierer ginlponbe-
rnngsgeiebe perbammen uno luIere
Oelegaten 3ur na6lten gunnes=5og-
lasung inltruieren, oabin gu lrirfelt,
oaB Ser @unoesporort ongepieIen
lperoe> IN @erbinoung nit Dem
0eutih=-9(merifonii6 Gentrulbun-
oe ourd aeitotion gu entfolten uno
oaour6 ouf oie 9fegierluig in
Woibingto1 9. g., einen 9rud ous-
3uiiben uno cine ntilbere 9ulnfii6-
rllng Ser ginnanoerungsgclcbe ber=
6ei5ufiibren; ferner ioa Die Negie-
rllng 8orfebrlln9 trefien, bcn 5troln
Der @inmanoerung oabin 5u ienfeu,
lpo er abiolut nottpenoig it, reip.
ben ginman0erer nit 2al1o Sts uer-
ieben, oontit Oltr6 @erporbriagung
lanomirti6aftli6er Hrooufte clte Ge-
ouftion Der Se6ensulittelpreiie ber-
6eigefiibrt peroe; ferner miir5e eine
oerartige Sanolungslpeile lleberfii-
lung unierer. Snouitrrie-gertrcn lnif
iiberfliiiiigem 9lrbeitermaterial per-
5inoern.
Sotlntog 1la1nlittog fono iii
emanuel Gpltlltb i'll Staate Weor-
5iat ltidt weit bon Ser Sta2t 2pnns
aitfernt, ein &f 5lpiiGnl ben
6armer-Santilier1 2elpis llno GoIllnS
ltatt, i'll Dem 9(. 8. Gollius lulo ieill
So6n gSilion getotet lnlo 9llnlu
2elpis totli6 permunoet lpur6eu. Qie
6eioen Salnilien, Die lllgefa6r cine
Uteile BON eitlolloer entferut lpoDn-
ten, lebten ieit einiser 3eit in bite
rer SeinOihoft. 0ieie ipar ourdY
einen Streit iiber cine areu5luig Der
offentlicben 2alloftraBe cutItanoen.
2lm Sonntag nohnlittog irai Sic
gauge @eleIlidoft IN Der 9tube Des
Selpis'i6en Sauies 5lllolnnen.
Sa oent 2ofomotipeu-Gu6~ ci-
nes llad Siioen faDreroen Sra1t5u-
ges Der 90. 6. & &. 0oGn fano.
pa6reno Der Bug init GROCER G6nel>
ligfeit ourb oie @egeno bon Gaobo
III Sflabolno flt6r, eil aompf 3pi-
lden Dem Brakeman" 2eargn ullo
bent 2ofolnotipfiibrer AlieDtal(in
itatt, in Dem Ser eritere our1 ci.
aen 8iitolenitbuE idlper pernlllloet
luuroe.
Ser Sdubmader 9oigt, Ser
oiel eenanne nSauptlnann ppn G0-
peltif4 lit bon ben gimponoerungs-
6eboroell III Seem gorf perbaftet uuo
5ltr 9fiiflenoung nad SeuiI6lallo
oerurteilt tporben.
= 9lus Siour Gitp in sSond miro
8enlloet, ooB oie ObIternte in Ser
oortigen @egeno burd) 8roltlDetter
naJe5u pernidtet iei.
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Der llnf Srs @lutes

gor &llr3em 1purOe aus Iaris eine
naf 6eint9ung 5ei9t iid i'll slus=
l1lagen un6 i6le6ter @ell6tsfarbe.
2lber Or. Sings SEEM 2ife Bids se-
ben friides 8Iut, roiige @eii6tsfar
be uno @eiunobeit. 25c Bel aQen
Druaqiften.
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Sn gang georboeuti6la,lo
6erridt aueenbliflif oas i.bonfte
Somlnermetter. Sn 8erliil 5eigt oaS
thermometer 90 @rab Gellus
(gleid sc @roo NobrenbeiD.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-04-18

- @ute @etrdnfe mo fomoiet
9und, Itets m gnraitaller's Salooa
nnb 8eitanrant, 8iIlito StroBe, neben
bet Sole ser Sermonnsiobne.
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: Die Qeutlden in G6i6uo6uo

3ie Gelttlden in @6ibuo6ua 6e
a6iidtigen elm neues beutiGes S6nI-
6ous 5ll 6ouer Sic boben fiir Die
ien 3mef Elm @rul6Itiicf gel6enft
befomnen. Gos @e6Guoe ioll 80
900 9eios foiten. Die OeiitI6c
S61le in Gbibuobuo iit ein nor5iig-
li6 geleitetes SSnltitut. Z
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GiienbaDu= JaDlplan.
s. e q. q. 8abn.

S. & u. q. 8abn.
glo.3 -@om 9aorben. ...6.45 oberos
gto. g. Som Norben. .6.45 mora
yto. 7-2ocal BON 9earne 1000 mora
No. 9--Soeal BON Baleiti1e. :.
$50. a. Son M5erifo 'i.5o uopI uadlr'
$50. 12-2ocal bon 2arebo (9enttihtl :.
So 4 @od Dem 3urben. .1.55 not6m.
Mo 6 Nad Dem 0orben. 500 aoenbs
y5o. Social nad Saleittne .7.3O mor9
9fo u @rpreb nadb 9earne. :. >.
go. 5 -Rad @egifo. 700 m5rg'
fo. 1 -Soeal na6 2arebo (9emidt)
-. =. 800 a6eltb3.
g. u. G u. g. Sabm.
60 1-Souton II. 5. auite. ZOO naam
gto. 3-9onlton II. 3. aiilte ZOO porn
No. 5-aiiltenltdote. lib radJn
yio. 46- Gon &errbille !. 9.45 por1ft
y}o. A @on aerrbille. rltr @onltaes
..s.. $3.50. 9:45 na6in
gbfahrt-
go: 2-6ouiton Ii. 5. aii{te. 1925 BORN
No. 4-5oltIton H. 3. &iiite $3.50 abenbs
No. 6-8iiitenitdbte. =. 40 nahm.
No: 43-gia6 SerrpiIle, ausgenonlinen
Sonntags.. :. :. :. ..4:25 rdtbln
9eo 41-0a9 aerrpiue, nur Gountaas
:. :. :. $40 hadn't
g.. $. & g. u. (5aupt-2inie).
So. eE@om Often. 1885 uosm
No. 7-Som Often. 80. $500 naGm
go. 10-@l gofo IL 8eiten. 1880 nod1n
gSo: 2-8ou 9eG 9fip.. ..1050 BORN
SO. 9-g2a6 81 gaio un0 @eiten.
80. 1o-9aad 5. @eiten. 1880 20 abenps uais
go. 8-Mad ben Often. HOO borln
$50. t-gao6 Sci 9fio.. 400 abenos
gietoria 9ibiiion, q. s. G g. q.
go. 3o5--guero, gictoria. 1850 nasm
Nbfnbrt--
Ro. 5oe- -guero, gictoria. 500 BORN
~. 8. & 8. gabu.
gntunft =
80. 241-grn Souiton ,lno galpeitou
:. !. :. :. $50 morgens
$40. 235-@om 3orben. .7.3O porlliti.
gfo. 2S1-gom 9orben uno 9outrn
:. ;. !. -. 1926 nadlm
glo: 9-@om Noroen.. ..7:45 abenb5
Nbfabrt
$40. 244-@a6 benz gorben II. Souiton
:. :. ;. ;. :. lilo uDrm
SO. 10-Nob Dem gorben. 1000 born.
gso. 236-0ab benz g1orben. -. !.
:. =. :. 900 nbenos
gfo. 242-gaa9 benz Norben 1lnb Gal.
neiton. =. ....11.50 abenoa
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.DIJcT0RS HAVE GOOD MEETING


The Eiiis County Medical Assoela-
Ei9n held lts regular monthly meet
log tn ths rooms OF tbe NaaaRachte
Camme5c ai CLUB Tuesday
Tive following program was rem
dered
TIE meeting WAS called to order
by The president Dr g. KepIinger
esetafy Griffin nos being present
llte minutes Of tie previous meeting
eere read by Or Thomas of Ennis
A very interesting and able paper
Was read by Or White Of Ennis en-
atlad Tobacco and It's Evil IF
raeta Tais paper provoked quite
d scassion Ivy all present. bringing
out many new and interesting facts.
Fl waa the egnceusus Of opinion That
paper should be read in lie pub
@ hoals. Illustrating 90 the rising
alton Of boys the evil effects OF
t8e weed
axt Dr keplinger reported a
ol trouble illustrated b,
clinic Then came Or West. who
opened discussion on the care of
tba insane This subject was thor
oBeh)y discussed by q number Of
those present DR. Loggtns OF Eauls
made an earnest and eloquent appeal
10 the physicians. calling their at.
tention to the Inadequate method OF
ediad cling and taking care of our in
ue. sac especially laid stress on the
Cd pursued BY our trial courts,
ting attention 10 the manner in
ueh they ara dragged INTO the
court room and tried by Judge and
jury who are absolutely inefficient
ia knowledge ~ medical diseases. He
also mentioned the fact that often
such excitement and furry excites
the patient aud intesifies his con.
dition he recommended that our
representatives take this matter UNI
der consideration
Or Cough then presented a clinic
with ear disease, which called forta
quite a discussion
At / O'Clock The doctors adjourned
TO the Eatitorium under the auspices
OF the commercial club, whore they
enjoyed an elegant lunch
The nest regular meeting Will be
held in Ennis the second Tuesday "a
September
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VALUATION PUBLIC UTILITIES
Wisconsin Law Bases Its Valuation
on the Physical.

Physical valuation is the basis OF
| the Wisconsin law regulating public
utilities. Almost every part of the
law is shaped with reference to this
fundamental principle Given physi-
cal valuation as starting point, the
other features logically and neces-
sarily follow
First in Importance is the elastic
ity, or rather the adjustabil.ty of
the law to all the conditions ana
facts of each public utility Instead
of laying down rigid rules, as has
been customary, the law creates L
commissionNand staff Of scientific in
vestigators. these are commanded to
investigate and ascertain" for eacn
public utility what is the reasonable
value" of the service which it rem
ders to the public. To do this, the
commission is given the most extern
sive powers, the widest freedom OF
action, and particularly, the strongest
protection against the courts.
Every public utility is required to
bring all of its side of the case before
the commission, and is prevented
from holding back any evidence to
be afterwards presented in court as
a means of overthrowing the orders
OF the commission. This is accomp-
Eshed by an ingenious rule of pro-
cedure which deserves to be ranked
as the most important measure YET
devised for separating the judicial
from the administrative functions OF
government. 1t Is substantially a de-
vice for avoiding government bv in
junction" by substituting review
for an Injunction II public utility
company offers in court any evidence
not offered to the commission. the
court is required to send the case
back to the commission and the COM
mission is authorized again to inves-
tigate and to amend it's orders in the
added light of the withheld evidence
In this way the commission becomes
practically the referee or master IN
chancery to the court Its record is
made the record of facts to which the
court is practically confined. and the
court does not try the case de novo.
as IT does in the injunction proceed
ure.-John R. Commons, IL Ameri-
can Review of Reviews.
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y
D
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80 &c
PERSONALS
-
o
eeSS

Mrs G C. Groce is visiting in Dali
las today
Mrs r. NJ Jaruett Of Fort Worth
is visiting Mrs r. r. Moore.
Mrs d b. Moore left this morn
ins TO- Decatur on a short visit.
Mrs G j Hunter has returned
iron, visit with relatives at Abilene.
Texas.
3irs. $ It Hickman and children
Save returned from a two weeks Wis
1t In Dallas
Mrs /. W. Wheleas and daughter.
AiIeeE of Dallas are visiting Mrs.
t.G Williams n West Eod
Mrs g q Winn and two sons aud
iisB Dot Hosford left yesterday
morn ng for sulphur, Okla.
f Brings of Jakin, Ga, who
has been spending several weeks
with his parents Mr. and Mrs. f. A..
Riyluss, has returned home.
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ANCESTRY.
Some Famous Persorages to Whom II
Meant Nothing.

Some Famous Persoraues to Whom II
Meant Nothinu,
The MAKING farnous ot rho ayurps
sfo,, - an, NV. ,,,,,, .,,,,asto,,, is pe,,,t
IL cradffad to Andocha Iupot for 81,
time q ruarshat Of Franco .Iunot bud
risnn from tho ranks and ha,ana fha
r,uIza of ,brontas md IN itnrort,r,.
fourn at %opolnon's nnvlv forD,agI
co,r, Ota. DIV q nnhlerpon of rho ,,It
reerirna osL.ai him what z,.ns tis ,n,.,.s
tr,, -Nb sir, re,liad ,t,, ,pirit.s, sat.
dior II l,nno notntn., ,,bnr1r +, D .,,
ms own ancestor Profanity ne haa
rr,er neorI NJ tine stn,,l,r rprn.r,;
,.,,,t, Ia, .pin,rtus .,t,,,,, ,,,,,-f,,s ,.r
s,,. we. sn,,f,, 10 t, r., ,t,.s...,,,..,.,
;go,n ,tin,.r,.,
x.,,,,ta,,,.s r,.,r,,. T., mo a,,,,.,.r,,,, ,..
,lsrrh, u.,s IL . .ri,,Ir..4 r.;,, .r,a
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n his early days Herr Arthur NJ.
klscb. the famous conductor. was ap-
pointed 10 conduct Il perforna OF
''Tannhaeuser" ut the Leipzig opera
He was but ii young chorus master at
refused to play under SO youthful a
conductor They were only induced TO
do so when Il director said that II they
We're of the same mind after the over
ture had been played they could then
and there hand In their designations
The overture was a veritabie triumph
for Nikisch. and with proflse apollo.
gies the orchestra offered him their
congratulations London Tit Bits.
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WONDERS OF THE SEA
t1ne Hundred and Fifty New Species
of Fish Found

4
of Fish Found
The steamer Michael Says. which
has been occupied for three months
on a scientific cruise. in which the
officials of the Norwegian fisheries
department have combined with
John Murray, the eminent British
photographer, recently arrived at St
Johns Newfoundland
The present cruise is undertaken
somewhat on the lines Of the famous
Challenger expedition Of 1872, The
steamer, which left Bergen on March
20 and went to Plymouth direct,
where Sir John Murray embarked,
of Biscay, notes being taken OF the
temperatures, salinities and pres
3ures OF the sea the strength and
direction OF the currents the depths
OF water. conditions of the bottom.
and also. by means of travis an,
townefs and other appliances. maxi
tsi fdthhbit ibAittAB3itH W WIG
fishes aud animalculae OF that sec
ton OF the Atlantic. After twelve
days cruise the vessel reached Glib
ralLar and did similar work in the
straits. She crossed to Algiors. ana
thence proceeded To Cape Afogador
on the west coast of Africa, where
lame bat,la SO Sf,.t, x..a,.,
made. She sailed thence To the
Canary Islands, afterwards visiting
the Sargasso Sea and the Azores,
from there proceeding across the
Atlantic TO Newfoundland.
Soundings OF 5000 fathoms were
made and living organisms were CD,
tanned from nearly that depth,
though the richest collections were
those secured from a depth of about
500 fathoms, below which the ocean
appears to be put poorly freig GIFTED
with living organisms. The cruise
has also been remarkable In that it
has enabled the expedition to Sc
Ahft oNsl ibN sFw FRftitS III llHtl, III
this collection, az well as in the adj
ditions to the collections OF marine
creatures already existing. are some
very extraordinary and almost terri
tying specimens, number OF fish.
being very large, while there are
many others almost incredibly
small. Much new light has been
thrown on the extent and vagarics
OF the gulf stream, whilst popular
fiction connected with the Sargasso
Sea has been demolished. In place o..
the reputed vast areas of ship-en-
tangling weeds, only comparatively
small patches OF marine flora en-
cumber the surface. The Michael
Sars will continue her work until
November next--Loudon Evening
Standard.
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NJ. ". 4. Entertainment.

The Modern Woodmen OF America
and the Royal Neighbors will hold a
Joint public meeting Monday night,
August Is, in NJ. w A. hall over
Mistrot Bros. store. Hon Pat NJ.
Neff OF Waco and Col A. n Rocks
Of Dallas will address the audience.
There will be vocal and Instruments,
music and general good time Ia an
tscipated Everybody invited. d&w
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-08-10
Dodqino the Bore,

The tardy clubman paused at the
door OF the smoking room
"Ringley." he asked. in whisper.
has Slodger given out the daily state.
ment OF his health and told all about
his symptoms YETI
Yes said the man inside the door.
He's just finished"
"All right III come "-Chicagu
Tribune.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-08-10
Trasn Hits Auto: Five Dead.

Cape May. NJ j.. August To- Five
people were crushed to death las.
night when an express train on the
Pennsylvania railroad dashed into
an automobile at Min Lane Crossing
on the West Jersey and Seashore
railroad.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-08-10

Foley Kidney Pills give quick re-
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my work. / shall never hesitate to
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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-08-10
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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-08-10
FIRST BALE Is SOLD.
Bought by :. 4. Hickman for iI.s5
Cents Per Pound

The first bale OF new cotton, which
Was brought to %axahaehie Tuesday
morning by W D. Mcclure, was sold
AZ auction late that afternoon. The
bale was bought by S. a Hickman
for w. y. Fielder Il Co. The price
paid was 1895 cents per pound. The
bale weighed 395 pounds and eiassed
as good msddliug. Mr. Mcclure was
given a premium OF s4675.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-08-10

Corsicana. Texas, August ln.~--
Burglars entered the home OF Upton
NiGIr Monday night and secured a
iocket set with diamonds. xo.f
watch and $e5.25 In money. Beins
aroused by bis wife. Mr.. Blair fired
two shots at the burglar ~ he ran
down the sidewalk.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-08-10
ConciuaivA.

Briggs rs too bad about Wrinkle
and the giri he is engaged to. Neither
OF th.iii = -tod enough for the other
6rices What makes you think that:
Well I've been talking the matter
over WIN bath families Life.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-08-10

A little blaze in NJ. knrzlieb's tail
oring establishment called out the
fire department this morning. The
fre was caused by gasoline explos-
ion. No damage resulted.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-08-10

FOR SALE An ideal cottage home
consisting OF six rooms, large hall,
three large closets, china closet, pan
try. two large porehesi two nantes.
etc This Is located on a lot ~ u feet
hg s1s feet which provides ample
lawn. barnyard and nice garien.
Same must be seen to be appreciated
fio and see the place at 500 West
Jefferson street and write for terms.
Would lease to good tenant. VIM. h.
starr. Box SOS. Dallas, Texas. liz
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y Is Useless TO attempt to reason a
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