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things 40 they are and whose training
had led him always to seek out those
things to describe which were novel
and OF interest. / followed this letter
with another. but with no better result.
! wearied the postal officials with ques-
tons and got them to 30 through the
general delivery a half dozen times a
day.
I do not know how It would have
ended had the thought not come to me
- II by inspiration. that ! conld At
least be Of some small service to her.
yet keep my Identity In the back.
ground. After waiting In Augusta n
more week In anxious hope that each
day might bring a letter from her ]
took the train for Atlanta and there
began a search for the holders Of the
mortgage on the Pines. With good
references l presented myself at the
ONCE Of one Of the large trust compa-
MES and authorized its agents to trace
the mortgage and to secure 1t at any
cost. After weeks Of incessant work
We traced the holders somewhere In
the southern part Of the state, and an
agent OF the company was dispatched
there to take up the mortgage. The
utmost caution was necessary to BE-
cure the consent OF Bud without excit-
ing his suspicion. The holders OF the
paper were instructed to say that they
had to sell and that they had found a
company whose business 1t was to
lend money willing to accept 1t. Moth
ing was said about reducing the inter
est. It was not until the transfer had
been accomplished that it was made
known to Bud that the company had
reduced the interest from 6 to 4 per
cent.
I had followed the transaction with
the keenest interest, and the officials,
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= BALDWIN,. q
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- BALDWIN. 4
This cloudy weather is looking very
encouraging as a good rain now would
be OF great benefit to the late grain
1t certainly 20 hot enough last week
and the hot winds do no good. W.
had a sprinkle Of rain yesterday but
only enough to cool the air.
A great many from here attended
the picnic at the Spangberg grove
given by the Lutheran church In
Slaughter.
Miss Huldah Johnson closed a very
successful term of ecnool in No. 2
last Friday.
A basket social for the benefit OF
raising an organ fund was given ri
No. 2, by Miss Johnson last Saturday
night. The teacher and pupils first
entertained the crowd with songs,
recitations and dialogues. The little"
ones did very we'll and when they
were through the big" ones did very
we'll in paying so we'll for the baskets
that fifty dollars and fifteen cents was
realized. Later we learned three more
dollars was added to this sum.
Messrs. H. Falkenstein and G. B.
Yiengst went fishing last week and re-
turned with some great fish stories.
One tale OF catching q fish containing
three hara boiled eggs sounds rather
iishy but as these gentlemen are
known to be such good church men,
bers we dare not even doubt this
statement.
A party from Steele came through
on a fishing expedition and picked
up Mr.. and Mrs. C.. B. Yiengst to &C.
company them. On their return the
Wilton News will probably issue an
extra.
A great deal of sickness is reported
among the children in this vicinity.
Miss Lydia ,Trycke went to Wilton
to see the doctor.
Lester, Grace and Orville Falken.
stein were quite sick last week, but
are now very much improved.
Harold Mount was quite sick last
week, but we hope is better now.
Mrs. Ira ]. Falkenstein went to see
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fall l would start up, expecting her to
come back, thinking In my foolish
heart that she had relented. Bud came
in and found ME sitting in the dark.
he told me dinner was ready, and we
entered the dining room together.
Miss Ellen came in late, for 1t would
have been unlike her to have stayed
away. In a perfectly natural voice
she told them l had been called away.
Bud begged me to stay, and the colo
bel and Mrs. Turpin made me promise
to come again. That night was a dis
NAL one. Miss Ellen would not play
and soon went to her room. left the
next morning. Bud remaining from his
work to drive ME to the station. Miss
Ellen babe me farewell in the hall.
but avoided taking my hand. AS the
wagon turned into the cedars I looked
back, and only the colonel and Mrs.
Turpin were standing or the porch to
wave me a farewell. ! hardly spoke
to Bud on the way, but l made him
promise that If any one should get III
at the Pines he would write to me at
once. At the station l found a letter
from the managing editor telling me
that my last contribution was the clev-
crest bit Of writing ! had ever done
and that the paper had advertised an
other one for the following Sunday.
I tore his letter into fragments and,
going to the telegraph office, wrote out
the following telegram and sent It:
Accept my resignation. I will leave for
the west tonight on personal business.
I grasped Buds hand, but vas un-
able to speak a word. I boarded the
train and sat for hours. my head rest
ing on my hands. with my face turned
toward the Pines, my soul full Of sad
ness, with not a ray Of sunlight in my
heart.
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Of education during several weeks
this summer. Supt. Black, besides At
tending to other matters. will com.
plete the report Of the state board Of
examiners and prepare the questions
for the examinations 70 be held In
August for teachers professional GER
~tilhcates and for the examinations to
be held in November for teachers'
elementary certificates.
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cHAP1ER wi.
Lieutenant Of Volunteer,

DID not 60 west Immediately
after leaving the Pines, MS !
had intended doing, but re-
- manned within the state, hop
ing vainly to get some word Of for.
giveness from Miss Ellen. In my
calmer moments reviewed my visit
to the Turpins. and the letter which
she SO condemned seemed to me to be
my least offense. Though under
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ing me In the Nce, and with a voice
vibrating with emotion said:
"Don't touch me! ! never want to
e you nor to hear Of you again!"
She swept past me, and l sank into
a chair, overcome with grief and NOR
uncation. How long l sat there l do
not know. Every time l heard a foot
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crocy.
who were in my confidence. became az
interested almost as /. ! told them
that under no circumstances we're the
Turpins to know anything about me;
that everything must be done through
them. They understood the necessity
Of secrecy, as I told them that the ben
e6ciaries Of this act would reject It
and force a foreclosure had they any
reason to suspect that the interest had
been reduced through any desire to
assist them In any way. Satisfied that
I had done something for Miss Ellen,
I determined to leave for the west.
1t was while going to take my train
that a circumstance occurred that de-
layed my departure for several days
more. l was late and was hurryin2
through the depot when ! ran fairly in
the arms Of Bud. ] did not recognize
him at first, and It was only when I
stepped back with a conventional apol-
Ogy that I saw the strong outlines Of
his face and knew 1t to be that Of Miss
Ellen's brother. 1t was only a momen-
tary glimpse l had of him, but he look
ed older and more careworn, it seemed
to me. He seemed preoccupied and
did not recognize me, for, lowering my
face, l hurried past him and reached
the waiting room. ! abandoned all in
tention of taking the train that day,
for I at once suspected that my secret
had became known and that Bud had
come to Atlanta with the determina-
ton Of either having the transfer re-
voked or else forcing me to accept the
former interest on the mortgage. BY a
circuitous route l reached my hotel
and, sending for a messenger, dispatch
ed a note at once to the company In
forming the officials Of the arrival OF
MI. Turpin.
The next day l learned that Bud,
thinking the transaction somewhat
queer, had come to Atlanta to see
about 1t himself, and l strongly be-
lieved that Miss Ellen had urged him
to 1t to satisfy herself that ] was In no
way connected with the benefit which
those at the Pines would derive from
the reduction Of the interest. Bud de.
manded to know to whom his family
was indebted for this unlocked for
piece Of generosity. My agent told him
that these mortgages had become very
valuable and that his company had
been authorized to secure as many Of
them as possible and to reduce the in
terest on them to 4 per cent. Salts.
fed that the matter was 4 business
transaction, Bud left for the Pines
again and, l had reason to believe.
with q lighter heart.
ITO be continued.)
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her mother, Mrs. O. Anderson, last
Sunday. Mrs. Anderson became 90
i'll while at the picnic at Sprangberg's
that DR.. Thelen was summoned and
pronounced her in q very serious con.
dition.
Miss N. Logslet Of Colfax, Wis.,, is
visiting friends near Wilton.
Ben Nixon is giving the farmers .
chance to put in their spare time on
the road.
WILL COMPLETE REPORT.
Supt. r. M. Black Of Wahpeton will
be at the capitol in the department
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HEBRON.

Assistant Attorney General G. +.
hebron came down from Dickinson
yesterday and spent the day at the
capitol attending to business matters.
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) o . = o = = O = o = = o .
; LOCALS. .

= = = = . = = o =
F. s. Cronk Co. sell galvanized
roofing cheap. II
/ Visit Curifn's remnant below cos,
sale at the Munroe stand. 2es
Eighteen rolls toilet paper, holder
free. for 800. F. s. Cronk Co. Il
Buy your pump from F.. s. Cronl
Co All kinds. Prices way down Il
Dopit fail to attend the vaude-
Vile show at the Majestic tonight.
1872
Our last shipment of frost proof
cabbage plants now in. Bird For
rest. 292
Give liberal donation to the la
dies sample sale and help q good
cause. 294
Tomato, Cabbage and Potato slips
for everybody. early in March. Bird
Forrest. If
A girl was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Noah Carroll near the city Sunday
morning.
When you need q plumber call
Bunkley. with F. s. Cronk Co Both
phones "a. II
A girl made its arrival at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs George. Mad
den near the city Saturday
Curtin must close out the Munroe
stock in a few days. Everything in
the Munroe stand below cost. 202
Il
The Sewing Circle viii meet with
Mrs. A. N. Bedford, 33l Waters
street. Tuesday at 2:S0 p. m,
The little son OF T. e. Newton,
Sr., who has been quite sick for the
past few days, is improving nicely.
Sheriff Wilson, who has been sick
for more than week, was able to
be at his office again this morning.
Curtin is closing out the Munroe
stock at less than one-third cost on
many items. Everything below cost.
! 2s2
For anything in trees phone
Waxahachie Nursery Co. Our trees
are home grown, handled In the
most approved manner and salts
factory service Is guaranteed. #
l.. d. Johnston, young attorney
who has located In Waxahachie for
the practice of law, will assist Dis
trict Clerk Wray during this term
of court. He will have charge of the
clerks desk in the court room.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-03-11
GOOD ROADS SOCIETY TO MEET
Special Session for Fort Worth on
March 19-To Devise Ways
and Means,

\ President O.. e. Dunlap OF Waxa
| hachfe and Secretary G. w. Baker
of Dallas have called meeting of
the Texas Goods Roads Association
for Fort Worth on March 10.
The object of this called session,
Mr.. Baker said, is to devise ways
and means of carrying on the work
of the association, Finances, he said
are badly needed to accomplish the
purposes in view.
The principal objects of the or
ganization, Mr.. Baker said, are TO
assist the various counties of the
state which desire to issue bonds for
the building of roads, to provide
them with speakers to help in good
roads campaigns and to furnish en-
cheering advice for the construc-
/ ton of zach roads after they have
! been authorized by the voters
Dallas News.
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'CaQu!TI SAYS LET
LAW TAKE ITS COURSE
isfNi
GOVERNOR REFUSES TO COM
MUTE SENTENCE OF
MURDERER.
III b, Compton Must Pay Penalty
with His Life for Murder OF
laredo JeYelry Merchant.
Associated Plezs sbsc,al.

Associated Pkess SPECIAL.
Austin. Texes, March 11.-"Let
the law take its course
With these cold and comfortless
words Goxerndfd Golauitt this morn
ing refused to commute to life i'm
prisohmeht the death sentence as
sessed against J. B. Compton, the
convicted murderer of G. J. Leyyi-
tanski, q wealthy Laredo jeweler.
Unless otherwise interfered with,
the court sentence OF death against
Compton viii be carried out Frida5.
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ANOTHER PROBE BEGINS
OF B0YCE-sAEED TROUBLE
Grand Jury Investigating Charges
Of White Slave Traffic Against
Al Boyce--Witnesses
are Examined.
!. Associated Press specia

Associated Press Special ~ y
Fort Worth, Texas, March liz
An investigation of the white slave
charges against AL Boyce was begun
by the grand jury here today The
charges depend on the allegations
that Mrs. Sneed was insane when
Boyce eloped with her to Canada
Officials Of the sanitarium IA
which Mrs. Sneed was confined and
from which she made her flight
with Boyce, as well as other wit
nesses have been before the grand
jury today.
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The architects at Dallas have sub
'mitted to the building committee
sketches of the plans OF the new
hotel. The committee Is going over
the sketches this afternoon for the
purpose of making any changes that
may be deemed necessary.
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At the Majestic.

The Hughes Musical Trio and Ed
die Gardner, the man with the
trained hats, came to the Majestic
today for On engagement Of three
days.
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THE WAXAHACHIE WEEKLY
ENTERPRISE carries more advn-.
tisements in its want colum-:, than
all the other weekly papels pub
lished in Ellis county combined
For results use the Enterprise, the
paper that completely covers Ellis
county. IT
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Crew OF STEINER
HAVE NARROW ESCAPE
THE STEAMER FLORA M. HILL
BECOMES DISABLED TWO s.
MILES FROM SHORE.
CaptAfh Of Vessel, Grew Of Thirty
Two and Woman Reach
Safety ON Floes
Of Ice.
Associated Press Special y

ABbUCIHteu FfHNb pFociaE -
Chicago, Ill.,, March 1.-The
steamer Flora M. Hill is in, . sink
ing condition two miles OFF Chicago
avenue pier here.
1.-THE captain OF the vessel and
crew OF thirty-two, including one
woman, escaped from the disabled
ship. to- the Ice floes, and after a
marrow escape from crevasses they
reached the two. mile crib and safer
fty,i = srs M
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c. A. Arnold is moving his stock
of pianos, organs and musical goods
from the old location on West
Franklin street to the new location
on College street next door to the
Middleton Printing Co.
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REBELS MOVED DOWN
BY RAPID FIRE GUNS
In Street Battle at Culiacan Two
Hundred Rebels Were Killed,
Wounded or Captured.
Associated Press Special.

Mexico City. Mex. March IL
Eight hundred rebels were routed
by two hundred federals in street
battle at Culiacan, The federals
used machine guns and while their
losses were light the rebels lost two
hundred in killed, wounded or cap
tured This report is official.
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The ladies of the Christian
church win have many beautiful
things for sale at their big sample
sale the last of March. Be sure to
visit them. 2s4
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4 SEVERE EARTHQUAKE
TREM0Rs ARE VIOLENT
shock Is Recorded by Seismographs
Throughout the United States.
May BE in West Indies.
Accounted Press snecla1

washington, March Seismo-
ssaphs here and all over the United
states this morning registered Sc
we're earthquake as prevailing with
In the two Thousand miles radius.
Inere are some Indications that the
seismic disturbances are in the West
Indies.
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TAFT MAKES | SHORT
SWING AROUND CIRCLE
President Passes Through Pittsburg
En- Route to Washington-Be-
ing swamped with TeIe-
4 grams.
Associated. Press Special.

Pittsburg. Pa. March 11.-FoI-
lowing his short swing around the
circle President Taft passed through
this city this morning en- route 20
Washington. 1t Ia said that the pres
ident is carrying with him more
congratulatory kilograms than he
mas received on any other recent
trip.
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HAULING-When you need hauling
of any kind done we are ready TO
serve you. We have good teams at
your command. Telephone 666.
Flynn & Wood, at Farmers Cotton
Yard. 29Sp
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THE SUPREME COURT
I RENDERS DECISION.

uphoids Rights Of Patent Holders
to Restrict Use OF Articles.
Associated Press Special.
washington, March lin a de-
eision handed down today the emit
ed States supreme court upheld the
rights of patent holders to make II
eense restrictions as to the way ar
ticles they sell pay be used
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WANT-Your order for Johnson
grass and sorghum hay. so cents
per bale at house or delivered In 10
bale lots same price. Also other
feed. D. H Thompson. 295
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Attend the opening performance
at the Majestic tonight Good show
1872
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FOR SALE-Will give low prices
on my household furnishings to sell
quickly, to avoid moving them from
city. Call at 405 Oldham avenue.
Mrs. Miller. a96p
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b. See that liquid soap and holder.
Always clean, strictly sanitary. r.
s. C-onk Co. Il
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FOR SAILS. C. White Leghorps,
prize winners and heavy layers
Eggs 800 and $500 per Is. Leisy
& Boothe, 3S Highland St, Waxa-
hachie, Texas 2eep
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Acts from the big Majestic circuit
TO be seen at II majestic tonight.
--- ..-..l... - 2s2l
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CLEANING. pressing and repairing.
Ladies work a specially. Next door
to Bedford's Restaurant. PAGE, the
Tailor. Phone IT. tt
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CHEAP .ALFALFA-To arrive next
week. Two cars, II taken at car will
sell for SIC per ton. Let me book
you now.@P. @. Rocket, phone SO.
or TIA tt
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ILoST-Small Iocket. engraved with
monogram, &C. B. s." Finder re-
turn to Chas. B. Smith at CurIfn's
drug store. 294
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FOR RENT-Three rooms at 81
Oldham avenue. Old phone 702. 81
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FOR RENT-Five room house with
bath and all modern conyeniences.
Close in Mrs J. w. Martin. tt
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Read the Daily Light Want sds
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FOR SALE-Four room house, Uni
lversity addition. $4,000 cash, bal
ance monthly payments. f. H. Grit,
\ fin 29t
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. o . o . o = . o = o = =
10
~ WANT COLUMN.
10 4t o |
10 o . o . o = o = o = o = o = =
UMBRELLA REPAIRING-See Ar
thur Mackoy. II
R. D. McCOMBs, all kinds of insur
ance and bonds. II
INDIAN RUNNER Duck eggs for
Matching. Old phone 1872. III
| WANTED--se for ladies or
children Old phoua 1o). 2:a
lFOR RENT-Three room house in
West End. city water. Call 116. 293
IFOR RENT-Three rooms at 316
lOldham avenue Old phone 702. 29a
lFOR sALE-Nice piano at a bar
|gain price. Pau! r. UT, Phone IA.
tt
for RENT-Two rooms with small
hall, 434 Water street, corner Haw-
Ikins. 292
mon pu,n7T NJ ,,ra room oo,
- Ia, 49, 1ya-n
don. tt
FOR MAGAZINES see &. r. Owen or
| loave subscriptions at Curlin's Two
Drug Stores. tt
- = - IT . :
Rogers street For narticulars see G.
e. Alderdice. tt
-. . : :. ~. ,,-J,
~ oueo -
10. Adkins. receiver. 293Il
n1,r nc1r1 -, -.
-
app'' - -
NO., 60 r. - 49,
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FOR -RENT-Three room house Il
West End. city water. Call 116. 20;
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W-ANTED-Man to handle oil stock
Proposition good commission. W. O.
Duffie, Bedford's Cafe 292p
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WANT you to know I have the best
creek loan for flowers, grass OF
garden, also gravel d. II. Thomp-
son. 295
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FOR RENT-Two rooms with small
hall, 434 Water street, corner Haw-
kins. 2s2
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STENOGRAPHER- A. G.
Whitefield, room 4, State Bank &
Trust Co. building, phone III. 309
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LADIES work our specially. We do
cleaning, pressing and repairing. All
work guaranteed. Phone 17S. Mat
Co. tt
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FOR RENT-Large room, well ven.
tilated; apply to Mrs. F. B. Kenner
216 College street. Il
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WANTED--Sewing for ladies or
children. Old phoua 7o). 2:a
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FOR SALE-A house In East End.
A bargain Must be sold quick. G.
o. Adkins, receiver. 293
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-03-11

EGGS FOR HATCHING-Barr
Rocks. Jeter strain: Buff Orping-
tons. Hoyle strain Old phone 1872 It
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-03-11

FOR RENT-Nice five room cot
tage, close, city water. P. ]. Hern-
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