The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-03-18

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| ton that he has formed new asso-
Citations and has ceased to claim cit
| izenship. He ceasese to pay taxes
or bear any of the burdens of gov
eminent Likewise money invested
| in foreign country ceases to be
working force in the mother counA
| try, the income is for the selfish use
of the investor, 1t does not contrib
ute toward the development of the
mother country. in fact is a clear
loss to her business interests. Mex
leo has a government like all other
countries, liable to change and rev.
olutions may be successful. This
fact was known to those sacred
American interests when they
crossed over her borders, then why
in the Sam Hill, or in the name of
his Satanic majesty shauld the toll
ing millions of this country be tax
ed for the benefit of few robbers.
who already are forging the chains
OF slavery as fast as their paid at
torneys in the legislative halls can
drive the rivets. beg pardon for
drifting into politics and neglecting
the spiritual welfare of my parish
| toner's, but | heard one of my broth
| er preachers make little political
stump speech In a sermon not long
ago. so concluded that l might be
forgiven for this one little digres-
sion.
Last Tuesday at Waxanachie |
met my old friend r V. P. Sweat,
who carried the mud to make this
country but who has been residing
in Oklahoma during recent years.
He gave me subscription for his
sons, ] w. Sweat, at Ada, Okla,
and Boiling Sweat, at Shawnee. Mrs
j. H. Hickman was in from Grove
Creek. She told me their sons Cliff
and | have forgotten the other name
were attending the Speer school at
Lancaster.
Tuesday night visited those For
reston relations and Wednesday
| morning walked out to the home of
| J. T. Woodland and found him she'll
| ing seed corn. left him dollar
short but with reading matter for
| another year. AT Forreston | met
| A. ]. Killum, who has recently
come from Giles county Tenn. but
is farming on Forreston l. | think
he will be easily naturalized and
will be good citizen. Going to
| Waxahachie | got dinner and rolled
out to Ike where met and renewed
nd q Ntilia G
gave me a sub. Going up to the 9th
er road | stopped and spent few
minutes very pleasantly with Mrs
w. s. Williams and her daughter
Mrs. w. said they could not dc
without the Enterprise. Next morn
ing on the way out to Sardis l fel
in company with c. B. Walker an
5 captured a dollar. AT Sardis
: found f. J. Delk all smiles. II
e said 1t was a girl and about thr'
j. weeks old. I went in the house a,
J. baby. j. e. Kelley was laid up
:. repairs. but was not very sick al
' ! hear he is about again AT Il
] home OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. l.. Crime
found good dinner. an hour
pleasant entertainment and dollar
They only have two children, daugh
ters, the oldest being married anc
the younger in school at Midlothian
So found only the two as they be-
| gan life together W. f. Penning-
| tn was burning stalks. Mr.. and Mrs.
| j. F. Bryson were at home He was
building chicken coops. Mrs. b.
subscribed for the Enterprise for
their son, J. c. Bryson. at Marshall,
Okla S. H. McGouirk and Wife
were gone to Midlothian so | went
over to the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
R. p Mitchell where | found him in
good humor and with dollar
He told me some one had said he
was the best and the ugliest man In
the country, but | can find as ugly
or uglier without going far. Now
Joe McCrary and McGouirk you
need not get mad, you are not all
the neighbors Uncle Bob has. Leav-
ing him | went back to Noes and
met up with a dollar, and saw very
fine peacock. / drove up to the res
idence Of Leonard McCrary at night
and put up. Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Nc
Crazy live with their son Leonard
and it seems to be happy house
hold. Leonard is a bright young
ster of six and gave me some read
ing that was good. After breakfast
Joe showed me his farm. He has
some fine land. f. l.. Brown was
planting corn but stopped long
enough to spend some coin with me.
On my way to Ovilla | met Charlie
Pullman and had a little chat. The
Odd Fellows hall at Ovilla is near
Ing completion. With its nice store
room below 1t will make a nice
building Ed Bigham was nursing
few goods saved out of the fire
when the stock of Bigham 4 Curry
burned. At the home of e. ID. Dun
nahoe and wife l ate dinner and got
dollar. He was done planting
| corn and said he thought he would
| plant some cotton this week. Out
at the back of the field found e.