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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-05-12

ming, Den bar Apoltlenes 6or-
f%paoelie og inoeboIoer | Gle SEQ
belle enongeliets 6pIoe. Roor Nao-
perens SnoitifteIiesoro iommenfsies
meo 9reo % Bin. tilisres os Der
peo Seiu 9egeme og BLOB uSen
0mifobeIie eaer 5oroanoIing paa
iamme Roooe, JON Barnet tiIfsres
oct epige Sin oeo 0oostroen. Soo-
leoes giper 2Diet ooer Goabcn alor-
beo oper Na0peren. Gen 8antro
faor o9iaa / NaOoeren Seiu $50 %
8loo, men ON oct bIiper BAN til
5ortobelie euer 6relie oct ofbpneer
Of bans 6orbolo til Subs Orb.
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poo SnoitifteIiens Orb, frpeter ieg
for, De nm fnnr 9reo oe Bin, for
81 BET life cr Groen. iom tiIfsrpr,
men SUBS Orb.
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lem 5iIfsrieI og 6s6ieI. BED 6or-
ioeeIiens Orb tiIfsres Barnet @uos
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ser : bans 6a6erIigbeo, peo De
feIapnoe SEQ SUBS Ssns @enneife-
lin meo SeIobengioeIien, bans 0sos
% 0pitan0eIies arait. oe6 8rosn
paa @uo 6eIlignono 0elIignonoen,
oeo Snnoernes 6orIaoeIie, Iftoet-
%teIien; iii Oroet Spn0ernes 6or.
Io0eIie er ariiti 9Io0s arnft. Roor
ina Greens OrO in%mmenisies meb
9anoba0et / Den treenige Subs
Iann fsoeS Barnet in6 | Buos ri
ae. ifpI9fri og rem. SeIne 0oaben
ioritaor iee Ii8eiom 6s6iel / Wenne-
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goner % Ruligbeo, ioar Sem til
fsrt fer 6soleI. SnaIeoes ioor
@~u6sbornet aue Wiiliebeoer tiISreI.
ie tiIfert oeo Gaabstroen. 0erfor er
Den iommenfsiet me6 Gonben.
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8roesbetenOeIien, er ser intet hos
Barnet, Gnaben fan bette oeo, for
81 @uosbiaeoet Dos 9ornet err urent
ira SnniaIoet / Aonm % mno Of
toPttes, in%mmenfsiet me0 Seius, fer
6soieI bliDer muIig. Sntet urent
ifol ie Subs Nige;; BET geI6er os
ale. Born og gofsne. Snr ri fife
efter goaben boIot Dor gei rem, iao
mac ui foIOe Dor 6reIier til 8ooe
me6 Bon ON 6orbormelie. oe ri
beoer life iorgeoes, ban piI ingen
Spnoers 9s6.
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oi oebes pna 6orpIores Gro iom
6oruoiptning, inole6e5 osber og.
ia SamfunO % Sefter. Wanife
iorioarIia og ref nof efter Serrens
9eialin9sor0. Roale bruger BOG
3oaben Iigeiem 5oreninger @eoe.
buffen. ioet De fun osber til oeres
eane Samiuno. SUBS Rige bar
De an6re @eie til. Sea pil zig. BET
anoerleoes. 8i 6sber egentIig poo
Bergen for, al Barnet foar bno6e
6uao BET os6es pna og til. Seius
iagoe life, at 9srnene tilbsrer SUBS
Rige, men: 2o6er De imna gern
til mig; @n6s Rige 6srer
Dem til. Nen BAN fsres gsrnene
til De6 Subs Or6et / 7aoben.
st Renneifes @nifuelie er inqen
Sooeoiag. @uos Rige eies, bpres
opboIoes bos os / Iroen, fife
| 3oritaaellen; men u bar SOB til
at oin6e al Sen GoritooeIie ri fan
/ StpffeDis; on0erle6es fan BET life
blioe Der / Sor0IiOet. 81 bar Oe-
ina Con til at Dinoe OF ben 5oritna-
eIie ri fan ooer Subs stprelie meo
os; ban bar life bu6t os at oente
oermeo til efter Geoen.
ia min GnitueIie er en- M oil
iee life fines meo airfeFolf ON oens
foroi Den enes Nei fan
ipnes at oere Iige ion epI6ie iom
ben onoens So, og tooeebe Wooii.
prefer ole al mob @lp6en.
Better 9erfeH en-,
2429 g. Roaort Str,
Chicago, 81.
|
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-05-12

IL ~
Ger Dor 5ienoifab meaem SUB
og 8eroen, melem Sfaberen og
Sfabningen / bans 9iaeoe.
0ette 6ienoifab unr life ira Sub,
og oct oar bnarot imOO bans giaie,
OF oct ifuIoe foriRttes.
5ienoifobet oar fommen in0 incl
lem @uo og geroen peo, at CUBS
SienSe boooe forfsrt Menneifet til
llIp0iebeo imoo SUB.
Nen bporoon ifuI0e bet oprinoe-
Iige a9rIigbeosforboIo meIIem @uo
og Nenneifer bIioer eenoprettet2
Sporet eipes Of PauIus | Slut-
ming al 2. 4or. oct 8, aopiteI:
@uo forIigte | 9riihts geroen meo
fig ielu.
SITE zig ieIp meO 8er0en; bet BE-
bsoeoes fife, tbi @uO eIifeoe 8eroen,
os ira bans SIDE par Der intet omit
e1er urigtigt giort.
Der or mango Nenneifer, iom
foreitiGet Zig, at @u6 er ure6, at
ban er uforionlig i 6orbol6 til
Spnoeren.
Den Inlet fan pore mere %forfert;
Oct les lna fIart al bette Steo; tbi
boo0e ban npret u%forionlig, Ioo
baooe ban fife giort 5friot til 6or-
IigeIie.
@uo forIigte geroen meo Jig ieIu,
- aItioo er gerOen forligt meo
@uo, life ionot?
$50, oct itoar Der. Wen ni ifal
mprfp os, at oet par / 8,
@uo forIigte 8eroen me0 Jig ielD.
Ger Itoar nioere, at Sub life
t~iIregneoe Dem oeres OuertrRoeIier."
Soet ariitns bIeO Dor Steofor-
trpOer, tiIregneOe @uo BAN pore
Spertrp6elier / Ste6et for os ieIo.
Oe iaoIeoes moutte ban li0e for
Geroens, for aae Spn6eres Ouer-
t~r9oeIier.
Sfsnt SUB nlorig bolot op meo
at eIife Den fnlbne Slpgt, ian fun0e
ban Dog fife forn9gte Jig ieIu % trp-
De / Samfuno meo 6enneSIpgt, uoen
Spnoen maatte pei, A%0ifiaeliens
@eGembpg mootte ne0brpoes.
Oct er netop, booo 8uS gioroe
/ ariItus, og iom ber faloes, at
Cub forIigte @eroen, forIigte os,
meO Jig ielu.
@enneifets s1nOeifpIo itoar life
Ipngere | geien mellem 8uo oe
@enneifet og forbinOrer Dem / at
fomme ionmen.
Men er De to forIlgte2 Sa, og
mel = Dog life iom ON Subs Orb
Dar boaoe ia og mel.
@uo bar forIigt @er0en meo Jig
ielO, og 6erme0 er Dol Spno rpO.
Oct al 9eien, iaa Der er fri a0gang
til SUB for en6per Spnoere.
Og @uo 6or giort mere END oet;
ban bor tiaiee oprettet 6orIigeIiens
ORR og 6orligeliens Gieneite.
Og uso bette Orb aennem Oenns
9jeneite forfpnoes for 8er0en, bpoo
O D har giort for ar faa aarli9-
beos 5orboIoet e%enoprettet.
5oru0en ian6an 5orfpnOelie,
Gpangeliets 5OrfpnOeIie, lpoer Der
sennem 5orlieeliensSieneit en- Sp.
forOring til SpnOere: 8lioer for
Iiaie meo @uol
Oct er. buao Der itoor tiIboee, eff
ter of SUB bor forligt 8erOen meo
fig ielp, - geroen, enboer Spnoer
for Jig ifoI blipe forliet meo Sub.
Sg bpor tr9ffen6e er oct bog
life iagt Of ben itore 4poitell
81 ier bet 10, at be mango Nen-
neifer tror ilet life, at CUB bar for.
Iiet Dem meo iis; os De enar frem-
6eles og er fienoifiinoeoe imob bam.
Det bsrer aItiao meo, for at Jor-
IieeIiel NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., fan
bIipe fulb girfeIigbeo fra besee Ct
Der, - at Spnoeren forliaes me6
Ou6.
GorIiste oe bog uforligtel - bet
er bog ct fbrgeIigt GorboIo.
Nen iioen Sub bar forligt Ber6en
meo fig ieIu- peo | ariitis at uo-
fv-Ax- k~~o N..&~gGxfS 81 - nae
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-05-12
SET, Der beitaar.
Dor SUBS Orb beitaar euinbslis,
Isl. 1. 81.
Sorliste = bliOer forligte!

ehl6. Jon / ariitus forIi9te
8eroen meo Jig iaio og gap
os 6orligeliens 8ieneite
gi be0e / ariiti Steo: 9ltuer
forliate meo SUD. 2. aor. 5,
IS - 20.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-05-12

Snis gilbelm Beef baooe leoet,
bopoe ban Diitnof uotolt Jig ont
trent Tom Woe. Seq ier bog Ii6t an.
berle6es pna Sagen.
@onife pift er bet en- 5orbooneI-
ie Of be ire beIfiae Rapne, | bbilfe
pi fom 9srn er osbte, at labe Tia
om6sbe. Subs eeet Bert | 8orne-
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-04-26
|COAST COUNTIES
| BEING DELUGED
lorrential Rains Have Fallen
and Many Sections Are
Too Wet
RIVERS NEARING OVERFLOW
Which Would Add to DAMAGES Done
By the Washing Rains Gal
weston Has Small
Hurricane.
Associated Press Special.

| Associated Press Special.
Houston, Texas, April 20. Re
ports reaching this city today indi-
cate that various coast counties were
visited last night by the heaviest
ralnfalls of more than two years. The
precipitation ranges from two to five
inches.
AT Galveston, in addition to tor
rental rains, the wind reached hurri-
cane proportions, blowing for a while
at velocity of fifty-two miles per
hour
All through the coast country
streams are reported to be very
high, some threatening to overflow
and add to the damage done by the
rain floods
Buffalo Bayou, which traverses
Houston, is rising rapidly and gives
promise of reaching before night the
highest flood stage in several years
On account of the almost incessant
rains the harvesting of the potato
crop which is big industry in many
coast counties. has been entirely
stopped. Being unable to get into the
fields to fight the weeds and grass
many farmers are growing very un
easy as to the outcome of this al
most unprecedented wet weather,
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-04-26
BAIL IS ALLOWED
DIR. CLARK HYDE
Alleged Poisoner Of the Swope
Family Secures Release
From Jail.
HIS CASE IS REVERSED
Was Convicted Of Murder in the First
Degree and Given Lille Sen
iehce-Will Get a
New Trial
Associated Press Special.

Associated Press Special.
Kansas City, Mo, April 26.-lDr
b. G. Hyde, who was recently CON
vfcted here of murder in the first de-
gree and given life term in the
penitentiary, was released from jail
this morning as the result of habeas
corpus proceedings The trial of
Hyde was one of the most sensation
al that has taken place in the courts
of Kansas City in many years. The
direct charge against him was for
causing the death of Col Thomas II
Swope, millionaire, by the admins
tration of poison. He was also indict-
ed for murder in connection with the
death of a nephew of Col Swope,
who also died from poison, so il is
claimed. Indictments for assault to
murder are pending against Hyde in
connection with the alleged poison
ing of other members of the Swope
family who recovered After the con
Viction of Hyde his case was appeal
ed to the supreme court and a few
| days ago the verdict of the tria
\ eourt was reversed. Hyde's attorney
| then sued out a writ of habeas CO.
pus in am application Tor bail.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-04-26
WILD GEESE PLAY HAVOC.


Dunkirk, n Y, April 26.--Farm-
ers in western New York, who lost
\ thousands OF ioiiars on their corn
\ crop last year because OF unseason-
able SNOW storms. wiN have an even
I poorer yield this year, owing to the
: depredatiOns of countless flocks oil
| wild geese The birds protected
/ by the game Ia wserr55d there appears
I Il, be fftffes or nothing that the farm
ers can do Not in fffty years nave
the Wild geese been SO numerous by
tens or thousands they are camped IN
the swamps and along the banks OF
lakes
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-04-26
THE FARMERS FREE LIST
IS NOW UP IN THE HOUSE
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Measure Was Set
Aside by the Democratic House
for Tariff Revision.

Associated Press Special
Washington, April 26.-ln the
lower house of congress today the
reapportionment measure was put
aside for a week or more and debate
on the farmers free list bill taken up.
1t was the prevailing opinion of this
democratic branch of the congress
that greater good would result from
the speedy enactment of democratic
tariff measures than could be expect
ed from the reapportionment OF the
several states.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-04-26
Colquitt LightIoot Controversy
Reaches Another Chapter
in Airing Process,
.L|GHTF00T IS QDDG|NG
Governor ColquiH Declares the At
Iorney General Refuses 10 Meet
the Issue in Certain
Cited Cases.
associated Press Special.

Austin Texas, April 26.-The re-
mainder of the Colquitt-Ldghtfoot
controversy was given out today The
governor asks the attorney general If
he adheres to the opinion that Elks'
clubs may now dispense liquors. At
torney General Lightfoot replies that
the question Is undecided. but that
the supreme court may soon decide
1t in the case of the state against
Duke ct al
Governor Colquitt asserts that
Lightfoot is lodging the issue when
he says he must wait on the supreme
courts action in club cases and that
the Galveston cases are misdemean-
ors.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-04-26
THE HARDWARE MEN
HAVE CAPTURED SAN TONE
Three Associations Are Represented
in the Annual Three Days Sos
sion Now Being Held.
Associated Press Special

Associated Press Special.
San Antonio, Texas, April 70
About one thousand hardware men
from all sections of the country are
Gathered here for the annual meet
ing of the Hardware Dealers Asso-
citation. The session will c>htiAte
through three days and it is expected
tuat in addition to the usual pleas
IRE much business of Importance 10
the hardware men win be transact
ed. Three associations.the American
the Southern and the Old GuafG are
represented, at this meeting.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-04-26
ALARM WAS FELT
ON THE ISLAND
HIGH WINDS CAUSED RESIDENTS
OF GALVESTON TO FEEL
UNEASY.
Drifting Barge Smashed Railroad
Draw and Delayed Trains in
and Out of the
Island City.
Associated Press Special.


Galveston, Texas, April 26.-Con-
siderable alarm was felt among the
residents of Galveston last night as
the result of wind and rain storm
which swept over the island For
about five minutes during the storm
the wind reached a velocity of fifty
miles an hour It was feared that
much damage would be caused but
daylight revealed that the damage
was light. Reports coming in today
from the Texas coast indicates that
little damage to property resulted
The storm is reported off the Lousi-
ana coast today
A heavy barge broke away from its
mornings last night and drifted into
a railroad draw Trains in and out Of
the city were delayed Tor several
hours.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-04-26
STATE CONv|CTs
GIVING TROUBLE.
RECURRING MUTINY SERIOUSLY
MPEDES WORK AND
CAUSES WORRY.
Seventy-Seven Negro Conviets at AM
Choir in Brazoria County Have
Rebelled Against Exist
ing Conditions.
Associated Press Special.

Sugarland, Texas, April 26.-Re-
curing trouble with state conyicts
employed on the big plantations in
this section are causing uneasiness.
1t is reported today that seventy
seven negro eonvicts have mutined
at Anchor, in Brazoria county, and
Penitentiary Commissioner Brahan
and other prison officials have gone
to that place to try to adjust the
trouble. Last week a convict mutiny
here threatened seriously before it
was quelled
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-04-26
FIVE BLACKS TO DIE
UPON SAME SCAFf0[O
>egroes Who KILLED. Oklahoma City
Plumber Are Sentenced TO lie
Hanged June 81.

Oklahoma City, April 26.--The
first case where man was sentenced
TO death where he had plead guilty,
and perhaps the first time I'VE men
we're ever sentenced at the tame time
and to die on the same scaffeid' al
within a few minutes of each other
was here Yesterday when Dlstflct
Judee w r. Taylor formally SEN
fenced John Henry Prather BOD
Johnson. James Holmes, Charley
posev and Elijah Turner, all negroes,
to death. The negroes will be nahgeu
hatween the hours of 10 and 2 in the
day time of June n
The negroes were convicted oil the
murder of w. II. Archie, a plumber
an tho night of March 9. They caught
him on East Third street about
o'clock at night and after robblhe
him of $40 and knocking him down
shot him. Prather insisted on pleau'
;np guilty. He said it was he who tir
ed the first shot
The trials given the five negroes
shows remarkable court record
The negroes were caught throusl
the efforts of the secret service. Al
mos+ as soon as the negroes "er'
mt under arrest one of them con
fessed that they were the right ones
Thair trials followed immediately
strong efforts have been MADE
behalf Of the negro Posey. lnflueh'ia
neonle in Alabama, where the negr
formerly lived have interceded III nj
behalf,
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-04-26
|ERURNE STOPS PLAYING
WITHIN THE CITY LIMITS
p,II ei.verS Must Take to the Coup-
tn or Quit the Game, IL the
Edict Issued.
Associated Press Special,

Associated Press Special
r clebnrne. Texas, April ga res
Gently enacted city ordinance pro-
lIbits the playing of baseball wlthin
the limits of Cleburne by even the
e.aau BOYS. League ball will DE play
ed II. the new park outside the Guy
limits. 1t is expected thai there VIII
b. considerable criticism of this ac-
tion by the council, but street play
il had reached such point tha'
restrictions became necessary to the
protection of property.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-04-26
REPUBLICAN RANKS
ARE BADLY SPLIT
THE WASHINGTON REGULARS
REFUSE TO MEET DEMANDS
OF PROGRESSINES.
II Is Believed These Party Differen
ces Threaten to Assume Grave
Proportions-Troub Oc-
cured in Committee.
Associated Press Special

ANSUNTdItU TOoo UT NT'F1F
Washington, April ga split in
the republican ranks which threatens
to assume grave proportions occur
red when tie regulars fatty iefused
to meet the three demands of the
progressives, viz: That Senator La
Toilette be given a place on the IN
ferstate commerce committee that
Senator Bristow be assigned TO the
committee on foreign relations ana
that Senator Cumins be given place
IN The finance committee. fhe split
occurred in committee meeting
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-04-26
BIC BOOSTER CLUB
HAS BEEN ORGANIZED
TWENTY COUNTIES WERE REP
RESENTED IN IMMIGRATION
MEETING At HOUSTON.
Association Formed with Capital
stock of Twenty Thousand Dol
lars to Push Interests of
Interested Counties.
associated Press Special.

Associated Press Special.
Houston, Texas, April 26.-After
conference extending over two
days and in attendance to which We're
representatives of more than twenty
countess the Texas migration AS
ISOLATION, with a capital stock O.
! $4,000. has been organized. 1t lie
the purpose of this ofsanization to
pro- mote i'm migration to the several
counties represented, and early ana
beneficial results are expected All,
the counties joining in this move
ment are in the coast country.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-04-26
DETECTIVE VI. ]. BURNS
REFUSED To TESTIFY
HE HAD NOTHING TO TELL, THE
INDIANAPOLIS GRAND
JURY.
Well Known Detective Was Arrested
But Gave Bond and Was Re
leased from Custody
At Once.


Associated Press Special.
Indianapolis, IND, April % DE
| tective w. J Burns today appeared
/ bef ore the grand Jury which Is IN
\ vestigating the dynamiting cases. !
| is understood chat he refused to tie!
tify.
Burns was arrested last night on
Inn alleged charge or lsfdDapf,fDe y. r.
! Mcnamara, of the men arrested
and rushed out OF the state in con
nection with the destruction or the
Los Angeles Times building. Burns
was released under bond shortly al |
ter he was placed under arrest
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-04-26

The Mem ers of the Improvement
Society of the Main Street Christian
church desire to thank their friends
for their assistance and liberal pa
tronage during the recent sale at
Mnnroe's Drug Store.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-04-26
REBELS AND FEOERALS
FIGHT NEAR MAzAT[AN
Reports Reaching Nogales Say That
There Has Been Fierce f1ghtihg
and Many Casualties.

Associated Press Special.
Nogales, Ari, April 26.-Reports
received here say a battle has been
fought between the rebels and red
erals near Mazatlan, Mexico, with
many casualties.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-04-26
COTTON PRICES ADVANCE
IN NEW YORK CITY,
storm Reports Cause Quick Advance
in the East.

Associated Press Special.
New York, April 26.-Cotton prl-
ccs here today touched the highest
point since last winter. July sold at
1884. Storm reports from the cot
tor producing belt we're the principal
causes of these sensational adVah-
ces
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-04-26

Henry Wyatt, who has been in
Southern Texas for several months
for his health. has returned home.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-04-26
THE ABILENE BARBECUE
WAS f4a'Nf1g) OUT
big Feed for IL. of P.'S and f'yfhii"
Sisters Is TostponeJ.
-Associated Press Special

Associated Press Special
Abilene. Texas, April 26.--On ac-
count of intermittent showers for the
past thirty-six hours the barbecue TO
have been given the knights of Pyth-
las and Pythian sisters today mas
been postponed until tomorrow.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-04-26

If you enjoy music come to the
concert Tuesday night Is
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-04-26
THE COTTON MARKET
HEARS OF STORMS
Bad Weather Influences ii Jump to
Thirteen Cents.
AeeOciated Press Special.

Associated Press Special
New Orleans, La, April 26--On
receipt of reports announcing
storm was sweeping the cotton pro-
ducing belt cotton futures took
sudden Jump this morning, quota
tions for new crop months quickly
reaching thirteen cents.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-04-26

If you enjoy music come to the
concert Tuesday night. 10
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-04-26

= s Cronk Co. sell galvanized
roofing cheap.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-04-26

II you enjoy music come to the
concert Tuesday night. 10
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-04-26
.A TEXAS YOUNG MAN
WEEDS MOTHER |h-lAW
Oklahoma CITY Furnishes Another
Illustration of the Fact Ihat
Love Laughs at Gray Hair.
Assnciated Press Snecial

Oklahoma City, April 26,-john
r. MeAlester, aged y, OF Paris, rex
as. was today married to his mother
in-law, Mrs. Georgia Keaton, aged 40,
and resident OF Clovis, n. NJ. Des-
pite this disparity in the ages of the
contracting parties both seemed to
be pleased with their respective
choice
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-04-26

Read the want column today.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-12-23
MRS. MARY M'NAMARA
DYING in CINCINNATI
Confession of Sons Death Blow to
Their MOther-Washed Clothes to
Educate the Boys.

Cincinnati Ohio, Dec 22-Mrs Mary
B. Mcnamara, mother of James and
John J. Mcnamara, confessed dyna.
miters who are now in the peniten
tiary at San Quentin, California, is
slowly dying at her home, 1906 Quar-
ry street, Cumminsville, the home that
her convict son helped to build for
her. Rev. John Hickey, pastor of the
church Mrs. Mcnamara attended, said
today that in his opinion she coulo
not last long
That blow when her boys confess
ed struck Fight to the heart said
Rev. Hickey today. THE criticism
that has been made that the boys
were not properly brought up is one
of the cruelest statements that has
been made. | know that for years
that mother worked from morning un-
I'll night over washtub that her boys
could be reared right"
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-12-23

The committee in charge Of the
affair was composed OF members OF
the different unions at work at The
shops and was composed Of the fol-
lowing: E. NJ. Hammond, vii MAI
ley, Fred Seibert Ed Staffendale,
NJ Diskin, r. Ragland, G. c., Brew
er, c. F. Bartlett, Gus Blue 'ock, G..
j. Feeley, Frank Hughes, J. T.
Brewer, ]. C. Curtin, Harry Vince
Ian and A. Daroux The reception
committee was composed of the lady
members of the Auxiliary of the In
ternational Association of Machiu-