davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-05-07
slbfommcm ratifi5irt.
0tuscatjne, Soma, 2. O2ai

UtNaluIFIlef NUIUu, 2. WtuI.
SSSn elmer 0taiienperiommlung Der
anopfnaderaemerfit1ft puroe oas
2tbfonunen, oas 5lpiidlen ben Hnopl-
fabrifanten uRo ben 8ertretern Ser
Streifer ourh 0ermitteIuna oes
8ouperneurs Carroll 5liltan6e fam,
gutgebeIben uno Die 2eute iper0en
0ie 4rbeit loiort pieoer oufnebmen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-05-07
NmcnSement abeetban.
Bolton. @aii., 8. DPai

aliit eli ge9en ! 'bn Shnnien Iebn.
te Ser Santsienat oas Amenoement
5nr 9un0esoerfaiilna ab, oas luf
0le Glnfiihrlng uger GinfoHnlen-
iteuer bin3ielt. las glnen0ement
mar ueulih bonn Sans nit iehr arc.
Der gtehrbelt angenommen por0en.
Adlt3ebn Senatoren. oie niht oen
Dtlttb batteu IN oieier Sadc ;Sarbe
81 befenHeu, batten it'd ,abgepaart"
aue Getnosraten itimmten iiir oas
amenoeniert, ale Hepublifaner, nit
elmer AEsnabne ge9en 0as amen0e-
ment.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-05-07
- g@ienn" erhalt SsH 9'reis.
9telp 2lerf . 0}ni.

-@ona". cine Cper III engliiher
Sprade oon @oraiio Barter. 4roiei-
ioy Ser Muiif an Der llniueriitat
9ale. uno g}rnan 0eofgr DoH 6arm-
fngton. Conn, 1T nil Dem Rreis Don
$1,000 beoaht morOen Oeu ore NE
tropolitan Opera 0ouie So. flr 0ie
bette 5per in enaliider Sprahe ans
geieet bate. Sic mir0, iaut Der 8er-
ein6arlmg, ndd)ite Sailan von Der
metropolitan GperngeieLidaft aui-
Jeiiibrt peroen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-05-07

Sronsene0aile erbieit. @hiir IeiOei
nun on ShmInoiuft. 9as GeIo iit
flir ielne 0ile9e beitiumt.
Ssn neun syolIen fum Ser Retter BEL
Der Jfettlugstbat um's 9e6eu. un0 in
0leien tSallen Ipuroen Die Wte0ajueu
uno eielolpenOen 0eren angeborlgeu
gegeben.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-05-07
unterl lud)llngen.
Sas Hatiunalc SIbseOrOnctenbaus
luil Dem Stahltrnit, Dem gSule-
truit anS benz 3udcrtrnit yanf
Die SnSr riifeH".
&eiolatiuReH siHsrreidlt,
@aihiraton. 8. 9D3ai.

~~SA &tt4 tstoNs >. II IL
Cine llnteriudung geqen Sic
.llniteo States Steel Corporation"
Die beiduIoigt miro. Elm SrlIt 5u ieiu,
muroe 10 gnt luie geiihert oa0ird.
Dab 0as @ausfomite fiir Regeln be.
lAloB, Die Stanlepreiollltion aiinitig
ein5ubcrihten. 9adl Oieier ioa ndm-
lld Gin gteunerfomiic gcbiloet lpers
oen INN cine ioIdC llutcriubuug 5iI
fiIbreu
@aibinatrn. 8. Niui.
Gas nun oemofrotiidje A6aeerone-
ten1ans il. = llntr;iufuna$laune.
oeln nidt nIr uur0e cine &eioluton
elngereiht. luelde cine llnteriud'und
Der @eiddtsuctbooen OeS Stahl.
tritites oeriiigt. ionoern aud Ser an,
gebIIhe @olletrnit, ionic sic 9lmer.
ican Gefining Gonipaup ioQen inter.
inht meroen, gon5 abgeiebeu 0anon,
oaB elne peitere llnteriuhung Der
Sorimeranaelegcnbeit angeregt pur.
DC. Gie llnteriufung 0es 'Stahltru-
ties lit bonn 5uitan0igen Sontite ant-
gebeiBen uorOen unOein 0iesbe3iiali.
der 9eriht miro morgen Dem 0aus
luerOen. 8etrefi5 ser bel.
Den anoern aorporationen miro oas
8omite crit nod einen 5ei9luB fal.
len miiiien.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-05-07
@riinolidle Arbeit.
Nnpmlle. oXl p Mlni

Dapuille, sl.. 0fai.
ginbreder. ole ,p1breno Ser yeodt
in Die Yrioatbonf pon AIeranoer
9}ote in 8elliHgton in Sroquoi$
Gountp orangen, entfanen nit 1900
Dollars, Dem gar5en 9oarbeitano
ser 8nnf, bis nilf 81, Die iie uber-
ieben batten. 9Iuh nabmen iie cine
9lmabl perfdufIiher Wertbpapiere
NIT
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-05-07
Wroilbritdunien.


SDhoon, j. D(aI.
GS5Su elmer 8eriamnllng i'm 01an.
iion @oltle nnr0e oie .aHglo.8er-
man frieiI0ibip Socjetn" organiiirt.
Ter s5tpef oieier 0raaniiation iit.
0as llebenpollen nn0 6as WiiBtrouen,
0o5 5wiiden oen bei6en Rationen be-
ite6en mag, 5u 3eritreuen. Gen Dor.
iib in Der Berionmlung fiibtte Der
2or0 Wopor. Inter oen anlpeienoer
beianoea iib feruer Der 8erjog DON
slrgpll, Cir 9reoerid 6. 2asceQes,
irilber briiiiher gotifnfter in 8ers
lin. uno oec Carl Of glberoeen. 2orD
gieutendnt pom SrIano ale oie's
BADEN gIemter in Der ueuen 9eie1.
laait ians.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-05-07
Sic gorimer.l .ltnterimdDuna.

SpringiieIo, S1., 3. Mai.
6. 3. Gaplor pom 6arrisbura 81,
iagte Dor Der 2orimer- llnteriufunq5
fomniiiion aus, DAB Der frlibere 9lb.
qeoronete g. 6. Dorf inn mitt6eilte.
0aB inn cine Observation-Disclosures
ugriprohcn mor0en lei, menn er fiji.
2orimer ais gunoesienator Itimme.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-05-07
3aaentaIeiinna.
Cincinnati, @, .. &

9lah Ntelonngen bon @inton. 8.
"a, lit oerGerpnenpta 9r.3 0erGhc.
iopeafe & Gbto- o-gilenbabi uidr melt
pom bier entgleiit uitO ioaen babel
mehrere Berioneu umgefonmeu ieiu.
g9ad, 9lahrihten. Ole Die bieiiaen 9n.
reaus ser gabn erhielten, lit einGbeil
oes 3uqes entgIeiit nno puroen ser
9ofomotipfiibrer mo Der 6ei3er qe-
t0otet. Non Den Baiingleren loa ME.
mauo beoeuteno perleBt iein.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-05-07
,Sprbernnaen abneIehnt.
TbiIo0elpbia, pa. 3. Mai.

NVHuUtlpVia, FA., .. WluI.
Ser Eroiioent un0 0eneralbe,
triebsleiter ser biejigen StraBenbabH-
geieaidait. arueger bot Die 5oroe.
rungen Der Dtotorleute uno &ononf.
teure Der geieuihnit. Die hauptidh.
lid cine 2obnerbobung betraien, fur.
aerhanO abaelpleien.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-05-07
sIrbeit mirbcr anfgcnummeu.
Geoolin, Nl}o., +. M

~0UWIIuf -gtU., 7, gtuI.
Die 700 Monn, Die in oen h'eiigen
@ertitdtteu Der Miiiouri, Sanlns &
3eros49abn angeiteut iiro hober
ibre 9lrbeit ipie0er mlfaMQmmel
uafoem ole Sterilization ieit Dem 26.
gIpril oelhloiien .uoroen maren, On
oie 9eIpilliaung fir Ocn Wtonat er-
lhoptt NOR.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-05-07
@ibericten lid Osm @olfsmillen.
SnpeQ. Wtaii.. 2. O2al

"-VFVlW' -1F~FI'f . 0EAi.
Ga oie BolIpitommiiiion BON
eoiuea Die 2i5eus geiide fsir Gdanf.
mertbibaiten nidt erleolat, lit bic
Sta0t troden. obmobl Ole giiraer.
ihaft iih fiir Observation-Disclosures
entidlieo. 8ie 2lr9eIegenbeit lit jpst
oor 8eriht aefonlmen, in0em ein
groBer grauerDerbauo eia Dsanoa.
musberiabren ae9eu he orei aom.
uliiidre anitreHqte. itm oieie 80 3iuin.
gen, Si5en3en aus sJulertigen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-05-07
Sine seniatiou.
Columbus , 9O3ai.

Ser repubIitaniide Giibrer i'm
9lbgeorhneten6aus. SanaOou. mo Ser
Siitrer Ser Gemotratea 3uiiell.
iteItcn eemeinihaitlid Die 6orOe-
rulm, SoB Scr 9lbgeor0uete @eorae
glpe ieiren 8oiten ais ai}italicO 0es
0ulenoerfomitcs nie0erlele; nnoern.
iaas mer0en tie ans Dem aomite ire.
ten. Gie SSor0erling iiebl in Serbin.
olng NIT Sen aeqen geIpilie 2lbgeoro-
rete erhobenen 9eitehung9beibu
gusIJeu.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-05-07
2ineolp iuieoer ,nas".
Xlllcol1t, yteb

Siucoln, 9iebr.. 2. W1ai.
8ie bieiige StaotpabI lit Su Sun.
iteu oes libernlen Clements perlnu,
len, mas beOeutet, 0aB mie0er Sd,onf.
li3euien ertbeilt peroen nah0em oie
Gtnot lett aeraumer 3eit fir SEN lin.
eirgetpeIbten ,troden" mar.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-05-07
Mnneie fOIat Sem anten seifpieI.
2iunele. sSno.. . Dlnr

QnfDem 9Ruueie ieit 3mei sSo1rsn
..trofen mar. bot iih bic Die6r9git
Der giirseriddTt bei Der 2oealC 2tion.
pabl iur BE 8e0ereiniunrung Der
z SdanfiUirt5it<,itgn eatidligoen Ter
Heit Ses Gcunsgz 5lei0i aber n;godga"
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-05-07
TrnnfrcidD.
gerfrh6te MeIonna.

Earts, ,. TinI.
Gs idleiut, 6aB Die Meloimg bon
,2 ,5ntranitgeant" Ser aonig aGions
Don 5ponien iei IingenIei0eno uno
werOe aui Anrat6eu ieiner aerte mad
eiueln ldeDei3eriiden 2uitturort ee.
ben, Derfr'ibt rOnr. 4niragen an
maigebeuoer Stelle BADEN nod feline
gTtGt;guna oer UseloaRJ erse1egI.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-05-07
qadlenoe Grbeu.
Sprlnailelo. qfo.. 3. qRni

SYIIIlI TItIo, no, ). af0l.
1os IN gtadlaBgeridt eingerelhte
geitament oes G5unggeieasn Games
(. gurges Derinat ubcr Ell. 8ern1o.
gen Don $4,000. Gie gf06al 6es Ser.
lforbeuen. Der elm Glniieolerleben
fi'brte, llao aui S9.15 abseidost nor.
oea.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-05-07
SaGtimOres uener 8are etrmeiiter.
8oItin1ore, W0., 9. l}oi.

95af einem Der beibeIten 8a6I.
t1mpie, Die ie in Baltimore Qeibla.
gen muroen lit Der 0enofrat SSames
$. Breton. gum 8iir9ermeiiter &C.
nablt por0en. 9'ei6e 0dlier oes
StoOtratbeS iiuo SeInotratiid.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-05-07
gseroerblidler SroIt.
0,oIesbura. sSa. 3. s

V7UIt -"UFttW' N9ttV = -9FWI.
0ieien Morgen friib 6cigte oas
&bermorteter in bieiiger @egeno %
@rao an. 0as sSrilb5eniiie lit per.
nihtet uno man begt oiea9eiiirdtllug,
oaB Die 9lusiid)ten Der Gbiternte pod.
itanoig neroorben iin0.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-05-07
EortnaaI.
Sic gritsn iino erfolareidi.

gou00n, :. Yiai.
Cine 5pe3ial5epeAfe pol oilmboa
meloei. oaB DE Regierung sfonmtiii.
iion 3u 8uniten 0es britihen 9ln9e.
bots5 oUidBlidl oes gepl1nten 9isu.
bans Der portlNieiIid'en 6lotte en-
ifis0en Bat. gIae oiroeren Ange6ote,
O1rmter Die amerIfanuden, iin0 per.
m0rien mor0en.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-05-07
GentidDIuno.
Die beatide antarfnide GryeSitiOu.

SunIburg. 1. Ytai.
Die oeutid)e nntnrfttid,e Grpeoi.
tion miro nGditen gtittpoh nuf Dem
0anpier sDeuti9Iau0 abiabren,9er
Brin5 8einrib bon greuBen inter.
nobm cine leete SJttipeftion oes 5obr.
5euges lmo cab ipoier 81 gbren oes
2eiters Der Grpeoition, 2elltn. sSilh-
ner, ein 9tbihie0seiien. SSiidner tpiro
crit M iiioliden @emaiiern 5u Der
Expedition ltoBen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-05-07
Cdterrsid.
Gin cpier Oes antOivOrts.
g. Ceiterretl. .. Wla

N45eT, LIIltIseIal, z. WfaI.
Ter 8rinJ s5oahia1 Agbrqdt pon
BrenBen. Sohn ogs DerStotbenen re
genten uon 8raunidgpetg, hattie 5ds
IilBgdflid. nit ieinerl auiomobiI
ejn 9saoden 5u i5erio5ren uno 5u
tootea.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-05-07
Nuiitanb in aamerun.

&oln, /. Wfai.
Bon Der oeltidlen aolonie Same.
run miro einem bieliaeu 5abrifunteu
beridtet, ooB I'M iiioIiheu Ibeil DER
StoIonie ein aui9tano Der giuaebore.
neil au8gebroden lit, @s lit cine @r.
petition gegen Die Guiriibrer aus9e.
ian0t mor0eu.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-05-07
9lpiatifer oeruaaladt.

AuFtVUHItNf =. UIuI+
2eutnant Moier BON Der oelltihen
gtrmee, Der crit fiir3lih iein 8otent
ais gIoiotiferpiIot erbielt, ibiir5te nit
ieinem 2ieroplan aus elmer Gieie bon
100 SUB unO puroe 10 idpper nerlett,
oaB an iein anifomuen nidlt Sh ben.
fen lit. 5eine WGhine Iuuroe gang.
lid 1ertriidnncrt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-05-07
Sdlroffes @oraehen.

aoQlHDura, z. Dfdl.
Qie guIfan &,1ifiswerft bat 2000
i6rer arbeiter entIaiian, neil Tie troil
oes erIailenen 8erbotes am +. Diai
gPieiert batten. @r lit Der 5meite
Sd)iiisbauboi. Der einen 3heil ieiner
2lrbeiter dusiperrt. Die Gdihauer
9elit bot ebeniaas Den 8etrieb Elm.
qeiiellt, uahoem lire 9trbeiter wegen
Gtrelfens BON DER @eihaitsleituna
ousqelperrt tDuroen.
Sin nsuer 5anoslsbertrag.
Berlin. 2. Dtai.
IS lit Elm neuer 9an6eI5oertraa
3piiteu GeutihIano mo Sd)tpeoen
nuter3eihnet mor0en.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-05-07
anF Dem Seiietbus oes Sarmsrs
J0bn EOule Habe 6oWlrr, SnO., mirs
etHe uerltiImmsIte eeia)e sefumOsu.
Ser fWunSene Ganuer.
Sns &aibingtoner Sa6inett srSr.
tert OeS Sanseren bic gage in Der
Jiepublif Ierifo.
llHsiinitiae Seridlte.
tSotplcr, Syno., .. Oiai.

6omlcr. Sno., >. Mai.
@erItImnelt mO in 8ermeiung
uber9angen pur0e altf Der z5arm BON
Sobn Foole eine SeIde, Die man ilr
ore oes oerldpnnoeueg sSoepb Staem.
per balt. gciul0eH Die Sudle nad ser
SeIde mur0e bon Gmerp 8ooIe, einem
Sobn 0ea 6armbeiibers. aeleitct. IS
muroe loiort Elm @erbaitSbeiebl ae,
gen Zen dlteren 3oole ermirft. 3mei
= berIllbeamte buben lih oui oia
Sihe nad oem Wiann Qcmadt, Der
lIdl hngqbIih udh elmer 6arm uabe
SSaleott, Sno. beleben bat. Bie nm
oeu gcbor0en berid)tet miro. Der.
ldnpanoen Dor etlihen lSa6renG borle9
eiart unO Charles Wiod. Die, geroOe
mie aemper, ais &ncdlte bel 8oola
irt Eienl, itou0en. glan eIaubt, Oab
.anb lie pon Dem 6armbeiiger ermor.
oct mitr0en.
Semper nerId)mon0 om t2. 0e5em.
Der 1910. &or etIiden @ohen nuroe
Foole au' AnSelge leIneS Sohnes ,pe'
I9en Der @rmorOung aenperS perbal.
ltet, 1a a6er feine ShuIobelreiie Dor.
Iagen, wur0e er mieoer ireigeIaiSeu.
HOOle gcitebt.
6opler, Sno., g. Mai.
Ger rcihe 6armer Sobu GooIe,
ser uuter Ser gIrtIaae perbuitet
innrae. ieiurn anedt sSoiepb
aentper. Ociien 5eritiideIte 2eihe
uH GoolcS 6urm uergraben
aeianoen nur0e. eruor0et ~ boben.
bat geitanoen Dab er ibn t0otete. be-
bauptet jeoodl. OoB er aempcr aui
ser Saieniugo 5niGIlig eridloB. Gr
babe Die 9eide 3eritiideIt uno bein.
lid perqrabcn, lreiI er befiirdltete.
man miiroe ibm uiht gla1tben, oaB
EN- uuian oorlieae.
Uieie GrtlGrung flinqt einiaers
maBen plauiilsaI. ,.5er ia nn1 etlihen
Sabren ppei anoere anedie 8ooles
anf qebeimuiBnoIle Weiie ncridppan.
sen, 10 beitebt i'm YubIittm Der
@Ioube, ooB audi Iie bon Boole er.
moroet lpur0en.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-05-07
9DOc relignirt.

Srr aGmmerer pum Gem g)Orf,
Charles -. NnOc, leat ieim Amt ME.
Der, INN Osn NIagOr t8agmor nidlt
in SerIeegnbeit 5n brinaen".
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-04-01

BY a Special Correspondent.

]
DR.. Stafford, for many years pro
| fessor Of chemistry in the Medica
College of the University of Nash.
vile, used to tell his students a ia
ble-the moral of which was prov,
it. Certain wise men were gathered
together to ascertain the explanation
of statement that when two glasses
of water of equal weight are balanced
a frog is then put in one of the yes
sells the balance remains the same,
thus attempting to prove the asser-
tion that a frog has no weight When
immersed in water. Each wise man
had his own explanation, and there
was much heated argument and dis
cussion. At length one of the wise
men said: But is your statement
true? Let's prove it," OF course when
it came to proving it, they couldn't.
SO when you hear people say that
Coco-Cola is injurious, Just ask
them to prove It They can't. Nobody
can. because it Is not injurious. B"'
| on the other hand 1T can be proVe'
| that it is not injurious by chemlca
analysis. Or if you are not chemls
yourself, why not accept the verole
of every competent chemist who eve
| analyzed il? Eminent College ant
| University chemists, govern mene
and state and city chemists-all have
analyzed Coco-Cola and not one mas
ever been able to find anything IN
furious in it. The very next time you
hear anyone say that Coco-Cola con
tains deleterious ingredients tell him
to write the Coca-Cola Co., Atlanta
Ga. for a free copy of their booklet
''The Truth About Coco-Cola. hn
the meantime write for copy Tor
yourself-you will find it very inter-
esting. WI
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-04-01
PRESENT MAYOR WITH WATCH.
Ennis Citizens Hold Mass Meeting.
Aldermen Given Cuff Links
and Stick Pins

Ennis, Texas, April AT a mass
meeting of citizens and business men
held at the city hall Thursday night
Mayor Collier was presented with
an elegant diamond-studded, FL
jewel gold watch. diamond studded
locket and fob, and the aldermen
were each presented with cuff but
tons or stick pins. as a slight token
of the esteem In which these officers
are held and of the appreciation of
the people of the untiring efforts of
these worthy officials Addresses
were delivered by D. R. Pittman, A.
II. Culver, C. Zerwer and Assistant
County Attorney II. r. Stovall, the
latter making the presentation
speech
Mayor Collier, speaking for HIM
self and the council, thanked the
citizens for this expression of appro-
val and confidence and stated that
the city council will soon ask the
people to vote them authority to sell
the old lake property, reserving the
water rights only, and that with the
proceeds the city would buy the
sewerage system now in operation
and extend it to all parts of the city.
furnishing the service free of cost,
and promising finally in addition to
this a reduction in the water rates.
At the close of the regular pro-
gram an informal reception was Civ
en- by the Ennis fire department,
punch and cake. being served by the
young ladies' The city council CON
sists of Mayor T. Fl. Collier, Alder
men ]. r. Straughan, B. H. Brewer,
j. NJ. Chapman, J. R. Edwards, ]. B.
Caldwell G. e, Kimbell, r. j. Crock
er and W. M. Mckinney.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-04-01
TRANSFORMING KIDNEYS
is EASY AS PLUMBING
SO, at Least, Says professor nj the
University Of Maryland.

Baltimore, Md, April That
the transplanting of human kidneys
from a dying to living man is sim
ply like a plumbers job is the decla-
ration of DR.. A NJ. Shipley, professor
of surgical pathology at the UniVer-
sity of Maryland. His comment fol-
lows and statement of Dr. Maurice
II Richardson, of Harvard, that the
day was not far distant when heal
thy kidneys might be taken from
persons dying from disease which dld
not affect those organs, and stored
and transplanted later to the bodies
of persons dying for the need OF
healthy kidneys.
The transplanting OF kidneys
says Dr.. Shipley, "would doubtless
be possible If one obstacle were
overcome, and that obstacle lies IN
the mere fitting of the transported
kidneys TO the new body-practical-
" the same difficulty which a plum
Der might find in fitting one pipe
to another"
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-04-01
GIRL CHANGES HEH MIND.
As II Result She Is Mrs. Wilson In
stead of Mrs. SomebodyelSe.

I
Bloomfield, Ind. April It'll
marriage here a few days ago o
Raymond Wilson and Miss Barbari
IL Martindale was not brought
about without unusual circumstan-
| ces
The pair had been lovers for sew
eral years Last fall Miss Martindale
went to Illinois to live temporarily
While there she formed the acquain-
lance of a travelling salesman, who
fell in love with her and finally per
suaded her to agree to be his wife
in the near future.
Miss Martindale went to Terre
Haute and from that city wrote to
Wilson that on the next day she in
tended to become the bride of the
travelling man.
Wilson lost no time. He boarded
the first train for Terre Haute and
found Miss Martindale, who at the
sight of her former lover eXperienc-
ed a return of the old love and con
sented to return with him that night
to Bloomfield, where they were
| quickly married.
| The travelling salesman came here
| in hot pursuit, but he was one tran
too late.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-04-01
STOMACH TROUBLES
Cured by VinoI-Here. is Proof;

I ubfu ny -
Seymour, Ind, 81 was troubled
with a chronic stomach trouble and
five weeks ago ! got so bad had to
give up work ! had tried various
medicines without relief-and was
finally induced to try Ninol.
After taking the first bottle ! was
greatly benefited Am now on the
third bottle and ready to resume
work. Am rapidly gal n ng in
weight and strength" Edw. Me
man eve guarantee this testinlo-
NAL TO be genuine.)
il is the curative medicinal ele-
meuts of the Gods livers, combined
with the Strengthening properties OF
tonic iron contained in Ninol which
makes il so successful in restoring
perfect digestion and at the same
time il builds up the tired, overwork-
ed and rundown system.
Try bottle Of Vnol with the I'M
Outstanding that your money Will he
returned if it does not help yon.
Curtin Drug Co, WaNahachie, Texas.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-04-01
TWO BATHS IN LIFE
ENOUGH FOR RUSSIAN
Gets One More Before He Is Buried.
Others When He Is Born and
When Married.

Associated Press Special.
New York, April 1.-The average
Russian peasant battles only three
times from the cradle to the grave,
according TO Prof. Simon Baruch,
who is giving a series Of lectures on
water" at Columbia University.
The three momentous occasions
which the Russian honors by INNER
sing himself are, the lecturer ex-
planned, when he is born, when he
is married and when he is laid in
his coffin"
"The non-bathing Russians he
continued "have their substitute in
the sweat bath. A Russian peasant
if he can get one in no other fash
ion, will sometimes creep into the
oven after the bread has been baked
Russia has, however paid price tol
its aversion to water in the tremen
| dous increase of cholera, a dirt dis
| ease, from 10000 cases in 1906 tt
l210,000 last year. AS a matter o
fact, however. the common Ameri
can idea that bathing opens tn
pores of the skin is Sungrounded
| What it really does is to keep tn
delicate muscles under the skin il
healthy condition and to assist tn
work of the capilIaries, which carr
the blood to the surface of tn
| hodV "
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-04-01
WHERE SANTA CLAUS GETS
TOYS FOR THE CHILDREN
Millions of Dollars Worth of Toys
Imported Annually from Ger
many by Americans.



Washington, April Santa
Claus gets great many of the toys
that gladden. the hearts of children
at Christmas time from Thuringia,
a place in Germany where there are
green covered mountains, great
beds of flowers and streams of
sparkling water Frank Dillingham;,
an American, called a consul gener-
al, made a trip to Thuringia short
time ago and found out about the
large number of toys that were made
TO be given to the children last
Christmas. They We're for little ones
not only in this country but in 9TH
er parts of the world The toys were
worth, in money, $24,000,000
It was found when the work for
Christmas was begun that the chill
dren who were SO fond of Teddy
bears" the year before were tired of
them and so the character doll,
with a face like a real person, was
made to take the place of the bears.
There We're so many calls for these
dolls that enough to go around
could not be made in time for Christ
mas 1t looks as though there would
be more than enough, however, for
next Christmas.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-04-01
OVERTURNED
Hundreds of WaXahachie Readers
Know What 1t means.

The kidneys are overtaxed;
Have too much to do.
They tell about it in many ache
and pains
| Backache, sideache, headache.
Early symptoms of kidney ills
| Urinary troubles, diabetes,
Bright's disease follow.
The statement below shows you
a certain cure
Mrs. :. j Mock of Hillsboro, Tex
as, says: Il was troubled a great
deal for several years by kidney
complaint. When | first arose IN
the morning, | felt lame and sore
and was practically helpless until
walked around for a while. The
kidney secretions were unnatural
and caused much annoyance. /
tried many medicines, but obtained |
only slight relief until | began ia
king Doan's Kidney Pills. They |
the pain in my back to a
great extent and corrected the KID
ney difficulty | think Doan's Kid
ney Pills are well worth recommend |
ing"
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents Foster-Milburn Co, Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the Unit
ed States.
Remember the name--Doan's--
and tax no other. Il W.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-04-01
BACKED BY ROCKEFELLER'
Woman Goes Abroad 10 LOOK Aver
Her Interests in an Estate

Fort Wayne. Ind, April l. M rs.
Emma SpelIman Jones, for more
than fifty years a resident OF Fpf1
WAYNE, but VINO moved to Chicago a
wear ago, has sailed for Holland TO
look after her interests in an estate
there which has just been settled
after litigation of many years. 1t Is
said that the estate is valued at
| 100000,
The trip of Mrs. Jones is financed
by John d. Rockefeller, the oil mag
! nate. whose wife is an aunt of Mrs
| Jones. The Rockefellers promptly
gave financial assistance to Mrs
Jones when she submitted the stu
alton to them Mrs. Jones IS the
daughter of Rev R d. Spellman'
pioneer Methodist clergyman, whc
was well known over Indiana.