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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-12-16
HELPFUL. HEN.

Ellis county is an exceptionally
good country for fowls of all kind.
The mild climate the splendid sun
shine, the great amount of green
feed makes poultry raising very pro-
fitable. Chickens and all other fow-
els are free from diseases and are
always thrifty.
Those who have engaged in the
poultry business In Ellis county have
made money and found a good and
ready market here.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-12-16

(a.1I4 fiaa7sH9l resources
,''' y ga = ''#''l IS are
:. aa. =e..5 o. equal
y '...T' State 'ii- TACT II
['.s' % 4174'4 - eot
~ - ''''''',45' ~ a'ionS
pn va y a'''i='' the pop''la-
ans, ai..' eo9fi' wore double
- Ter &e-
F''o @.=. were double " hat
m. ~ 0'7ss ~ W aEah2chfe
-. ~ al. I'l' 10 present and
:, =. . ~. ~. a'.e " ell Of
H.. MANAGED .l 9z q SHaa'iarly
' ',,a..5 ~ o. men y tie under
a9ashly the financial needs
Immunity
MS ago, IN October. 1906,
Bank and rrust COMPANY
Glled in t,..-I,; me.
flIailon Operating under the
= Protection Of the Texas
Fund and Is one OF the, n e
's'4 banks i'a7'ls section of
George " Coleman who
Ipresiaenf Of bank since
!! lsi2 was the prime
!. !. rust Company has flour
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-12-16

Prosperity and abundance are in
fictitious at WaXahachie----in fact
want them in your system, stay
away
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-12-16
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Light management 10 furnish A
brief account Of tine churches Of
iout cjDg Including ia" elements
maj combine in making them Inc
great moral ana spiritual factors
.''31 lP7s at" III the Itit and ag''E-
l'> ~ 'il' community,
! Il" it distinctly understood, how
#oFer. tha1 in the special men.on
#oE oar churches rs spiritual and
moral aa"Heies, W. are not aa=
#mindtuI 81 the existence of 0ther
/ natitu'ions whose moral aud even
i4aalaai Influence Is being fsa in
itu town and community. In tins
#eoaheetIaH =" gladly mention fIiH-
t 5'H '''''aI' y. WITH t'N 'iiitttid
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-12-16
SCHOOLS OF THE COT MY

'''''''a-
Prnia}3t ~ i''. = .s'' '''''''.'. -
and commences '''4-5 ~. ''...
"oald commerce s''.5 '5.' i''*.' "a ~ ''='
90 without 914s"''t5 = ss' s''.'
am eall1o0 th11 '.s''.5''i'. w
fleet st'5s as' 5''''='-' - = W., '''t-
HeffioiiN or ''#sf' - 49, ''=''.-
Tar Snort o- ny H['S7t'''+
give y AAlh Account.
lleaa5z '3tl4ll.','- .
A. III an o2't'i i'''
ie 'i'' e' u am i'''5-
pRbti& a A'' 5'' t''ss3' +a'''S
"t-oi~
SCHOOLS
mere "is. l. -
dfs' Flt1sz Stfa' -
dependent "'ssi II - ~
te'al ehfoi4il's=Als " -s,''',. ~ M.
ReSe S''lo'''s a.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-12-16

Everybody in Waxahachie is busy
building, boosting, talking shop,
Why not talk shop with so much
10 talk ahoutr
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-12-16

Waxahachie is the center OF
earthly paradise--room for more,
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-12-16

WaXahachie is solid and pros
porous, needs more people and more
ndustries--needs 'em row.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-12-16

-
"7E1t'4EhtF = 7tatti''A 20 4s'f3e'
Ia" serious attention. OF me oHi&ide
tetlI9. '@1 sums o. money VIII .,
invested FL the e1f{ tffot to tie
aRrhiI.& q M f3as.'sa Sahai VIE
i2'7- NuhS5a'ifi"f "E3e'sz''s O. th's
nay aif'aaA been noted. 'tttS5tf' tH-
se9t"'5 li4l eEf9la''l 'ti gA> P2s1.l2''.
Quite toi tss' 5ah'9i i'l.=4.' % sur
piUa funds afe offered F." 4o~t 7Ht'@H-
IL equipment ioF '''fesi-H service
and absolute fettfbitftS ht 9.=lI
hd7tNah. one OF N3Na'.st'ili' most
successful laeH OF a5a'i5z7 "i=o mas
#i'a ms own eNh'Eieiis."- 'i"tti"e9'fa =
eti lhe. SoIidttN ana growing Naf'e o.
property IN ms comm Hhl1 ~ u.
t haPmah Is one oil the most success
tai feH estate bFta} razor lt"3 l49'e
III aAdIlachie' Qua Ill All 81 N"ttH=
efH eNaS- Ills Judgments on var
ueS are almost lhNaffahl> 6o'tf'5
fit@ kno"iea5e nl 'iIl9 section ~
Texas IS exceeded by taat % no man
living. His Ilhahe'ai RESPONSIBILITY
Is large dnd his business 'ae'fiooa
are hohofabt", MS tfahattll9i9 'A-
emplaf& lie Is caleaiate' L" ht Oh
great service 10 investors Who Visit
authoritative information ana h"sf
investment results
VII haPHtaa - Pi0N"ti ~ i!''S
County. lie MAS eaHeated Lin me
primary and =hl&h schools mere aiief
which he was graduated from Tim
ny mNefsli3 III the literary course
ana iatef from hilotfftla 4tAft=
slt&. Lebanon, tennessee, III Jaw III
the movement "hleh lhauced the To-
cation OF TRINITY hlNefsit4 III NAY
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-12-16
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r. Residences Needed For
INC If Greater Waxahachie

,,..,. President spaldn@ & Mccartney Fur Store
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-08-01

n
annabme, oas &lopfen riibre Dor
9faubtleren Der, Die nod 8eute lud,
ten. Wiiffelien mar ouf Dem lanaell
gSeg nod 8aB 9fod sSslono idtpe.
fronf geiporoen uno Sperien botte
i'm geaen bunoert Wteilen peit aui
elnem S9litten 5ieben rniiiien. Bum
8liid battel1 lie gertug Wunition,
Inn li6 ieoer5eit geaHrung peridaf-
fen 5u fonnen.
Ser preuBiide arieeslniniiter
bat Die giloung eines 6reiipini.
gen Sliegerforps scneblnigt, oos
abnlid lpie oas fiir5Ii6 seldoffene
Sreilpillige 9lutonobilforps audi
3ipilflieger uno -Slug5euge nntfale
len lno nod Dem OeuIter oes 9[u-
tcmobilforps oreaniitert lperoen ioa
Die Mitglieoer oes Sreiipiaigen
Sllegerforps erbalte1 eine beionoere
unlforn lrno neroelt nod 6cn az
gemeinen @runoidsen Ser oeutideu
4rmee einereroiert uno ois5ipIi-
niert. Das &orps ioa inn WSano-
bero1enit tple aud &riegsfan pere
ipenoet peroen.
0ie i'm porieen Meonat er.
folgte 8abl oes bis6erigen Gbor-
lottenbureer 9iireernteiitcrs Maot-
ting gum 8iirgermeilter bon gres-
lon bat Die faiier[i6e @enebni.
9una crbalten. Serr Mattina iii
ieit 1895 giireermeilter in @bar.
lottei1bnr9, mo- er 5uerlt ouf 5nolf
Sabre gelpablt uno oonn i'm ssobre
1907 nieOergem01lt luoroet lit.
Seine 8abl fir greslol lit ein-
itimmig geipeien.
Der in 2onoon perDaftete ome-
rifanilbe Saultfampfer georn1an
Selbp (uaio" MeGop) miro ieine
Sreibeit pieoer erbalten, oenn oie
belgiide 9oli5ei iit iest iiber5cuet.
oab er Midts nit Dem in OItenoe
III ben @emabern ser Siirltin s[l6cr
bon Sbnrn uno Saris bcriibten eslr.
melenraub 5u TIM bate. Die ltntcr.
ludung bot ergeben BOB oie Giebc
tbn na6 Dem Seebao lodten, I'M
I'M Sale ibrer SeItnabme Sic Shnlo
an ibn ablpal5en 0n foltnen.
General Saniines bat oas
crlte 3niammentreffen nit oen gtc-
bcllen Bel Sites, lpeitli6 BON Gaios
@ranoes gelegen, sebabt. Das
Sreffcn lit fir Die gtegierungs-
trnppen giinitig berIaufen. 1ie gfe-
bellen lullroen 5uriidgei6logen uno>
Die Megierungstruppen drbeuteten
llleGrerc &anonen.
= SSn Der 96be BON Gonanea,
Sonora, iollen oie merifoniiden
gfebellen aluei slmerifaner gebdnat
babcm- 8er Die beioen grmoroeten
iuarell iueiB man nod nidt.
= Der ebentalige Wurengeheral
Wllloen tit gum merifaniiden aor.
lll III 8reslau ernannt moroen
gilioen i6loB iib ieiner5eit Manc,
70 on llno fllngierte als oeIien mi.
litariicber gfatgeber.
Sssn @iaoalaiara baben oie
erobeben Die bort p1breno Der Iet-
ten Belt i6on 10 niel ltnbeiI oll-
gerihtet baben, ii9 erneuert.
- 8aroinaI Slider, Der @r86i.
ldof bon aoln, lit geitorben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-08-01
+, qieaem immer int Streite.

8mei Saden befinoen ii6 in BE-
it0moigen Streite, @olbefinoeu nno
SdmorrDoioen. 9Iber @ufIen's 9lrni.
ca Solbe pertreibt S1lnorrboioen in
leoer 6orin. Sic beieitigt balo
SUDDEN, @nt5iinoung uno Sdmeauma
Sic glebt Golniort uno 8oIbefinoen.
Gas groBte Seilmittel BEL grano-.
@riib- uno Shnittpunoen, gc3enro,
nno ollen Sautfranfbeiten. glnr 25e
in allen 9Ipotbefen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-08-01
: c / a 3.

9idter Hamiep bot an @oI-
perileur golquitt ein Shreiben ge.
ridtet, in Dem er ibm ieine perior-
liben @liidtpiinlbe gu ieiner gomi.
notion ausipriht. gr erflart, 6ab
er fein llebelmoaen gegen i'm begc
nno ooB er ales, mas Der gouper-
neur sum 0elteib oes Stoates tue,
nod &raften nnteritiisen ueros.
Golqllitt bat in abnlihem Gimme &C.
antiportet, er fam iih aber bod
nibt periagen, ieinen @egncr, Der
i'm mabrlib icblebt geitng beban-
belt bat, einen fleinen gDiider 5n
Deriesen. gr iagt: sd bin frob
iagen 5u fOnneii, onB i6 in Der
eben beenoeten, iotpic in ineincr frii-
beren .aanlpagne MIR ail oas aeiltn-
oe 1rteil ulb Dos @elpiiien lneiner
Wiitbirger oppelliert ilnb nidt per=
luht babe, ben guten gfiif rno Den
&arafter meiner @cgner berunter
5u iesen." SIN l1ebrigen lit au1 er
pollauf bereit, nit ieinen bisbprigen
@egnern 5ilm 8eiten beg Staates
Sano in Sano gu geben. 2amiep Bat
auBeroem nod cine Proclamation
an Die Oemofraten bon 9eras
erloiierL in Der er BON iciner gsie-
oerlage IN iebr rubiger uno perniinf-
tiger 8eiie ipridt am Shlub
aber last. sd trat init meiner
&anoioatlr fir cine grobe Code Elm
nno penn iih Die @eIcgcnbeit oa5n
mieoer finoen ioIIte, 10 miroe id
feinen angenblif 5ogern rnein We.
bagen uno meine 3eit fir oas ge.
lte meines 2anoes an opfern, ob.
gleid i6 boffe, oaB ii6 cine iold)e
@elegenbeit ilie tpieoer bieteu mer--
De-" 4lio pcroen mir 9fidter 9iant-
lep nj 5uei Sabren mol uieoer
als Observation-Disclosures befdiu-
pfen fonhen.
Wtarine 2cutnant geimis,
elm igeborener Srieorids6urger, lit
pom MARINE WtiniIter offiaieIl
beIobt uor0en, tpegen ieines Wau.
ties, oen er BEL Der grrettuna zines
Sei5ers bonn grtrinfen beluielen
bat.
Der 9taotrat bon CORPUS
Gbriiti bat neun Saloonbeiisern 1T
Der Sta0t Die grneueruna ihrer
2i5ens Dermeigert. 5e1s bon ibnen
nreroen beiduIoigt, oas Sonntaas-
geles iibertreten gu baben -uno 6rei
iouen Den geltiniuungen oes Sc.
leses iiber erluerbung Der 2i5enien
nibt nadgefommen icin.
@dbreno oes peraanaenen
Wonats baben Die ginnabmen oes
Staates aus oen 8crfGufen uno
Werpadtungen offentliber 2anoe-
reien S84,067.79 betragen.
Der Satolos fiir Die .sSair" in
5rieorihsburg, bie am 25., 26. uno
27. Septenber itattfinoet lit ausae-
geben.
Sn @iooings ertranf ssrall
gorotbp Gbriitian cine aIte sSrau
BON SO Sabren IN eineln f(einen
Seid, Der faum anoertboIb SUB
Woiier eiltbielt.
SSsnt Sitter bon SO ssa6rer
itorb in @alpeiton 5rau Gberele
slldoff eine alte oeutihe geuobne-
rim Der @olfitaot.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-08-01

ltellt Die 9erihte entidieoen in
sIbereoe, oaB i'm Cup Douglas, mo-
Die Monoper bet Staatslnili3 ftatt=
finoen, Die Soloaten piifte Sreiell
gefeiert bdtten. or bat eine itren=
ge llnterilhung angeiteat unS ae=
flnoen, bob oas 9etragen Der Mi-
li8ioloaten bon sssllinois lmo isis.
eonlin, ipie olld) ons Der Soloaten
Der regltlaren sfrlnee, ein in jeber
9e5iebung m,iteraiiltioes mar. gie
@erii6te, oaB Srallen infltItiert
iporoen ieiell eiltbebren ieoer 8e-
1riinollna.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-08-01
M. s.. & :. gabm.

Gnflinft =
go. 241-@on SouIton. 1856 BORN
yto. 7-@on 9aaas nno Sort Bortb
20; 2o5- Bon aanias eite un0 ct.
Souts $3.50 bornt
Ro. l15-3ofaI bonn Norben. 80 nod1nt
No. 9-9on &anfas gitb. ct. 2omis un0
@btcngo ........... $50 aberl6s
@o; 16-Mad 1orben bia auftin uno
so. 10 -saad ct. 9ouis, aanias gits
nno gbieago 800 borm
Wo. S-Wa9 Sort 8ortb unb DaIlas
80. sos-aad ?!j 81. aoais sisS ass sanias serdas
@ttb .............9.0 900 nbeuos
10. 242-glad 5ouiton 1920 abenbs
9; 6: & 9. s. 6. 6 q. n. sa5a5of)
4ntunft =
20. 7-@om gaorben. .s.55 BORN
1o: 9-@om @oroeif. :. .10.45 aberbS
Gbfa6rr -
20. 8-glad bem Moroen. 7.30 BORN
no. 6-Nah benr Norben. 800 abenhs
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-08-01
Snoianer aaf eillem Gteleiie aetStet

gtobe 0fodelle, sd, Ieete ii6 eill
Snoianer ouf einem giienbabngeleiis
5llml Sblafen nieoer uno ipuros
bonn S6nea5ug ii6erfabren. Seine
Sorgloiigfeit foitcte i9ni oas 2eben.
Gbenio gcbt c5 2altell, Die Suite,l
uno grfdltungen itidt beahten, an-
itntt nit Gr. Sings geip DISCOVERY
aIe ipeiteren Soleen 5u permeioen.
1Sie furierte mid i1neQ BON einenl
ihlimmen Suiten, oen Die Grippe BEL
mir binterlieB luio CAB mir is
Bfo an perlorenem @eluidt 3nriid,
idreibt S. Sc. @atts, sSlopoooa,
Ger. S6nel, iider, 5uperldifig uno
garantiert SOC uno $1.0O. 8robe-
floife frei in aIIen slpotbefen.
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g., S. & g. 81. (Saupt-ainie.)


g., S. G. g. ". (saupt-ainie.)
anf1tnft-
Go. 9-@om Often .730 porn,
20 7-gom Often. =. $3.50 nod5m
Mo. 10-.gl gaio ii. @eiten. 9. 80 nai3m
Go: 8-9on gl Bafo. .1O.15 borm
Nbfa1rr-
70. e--@ad gf gaio urb Beiten.
o. $50 borm
1o. 10-Nab b. Often. 1890 abenog
1o. 8-3a6 bem Often. :. 1890 BORN
10 7-Na9 81 Baio unb Weften.
p. $3.50 abenbs
gieturta 0iofiion,, g. $. & g. q.
4nfit1f:
3o; 3o1-guero, gictoria. .s.15 abenbs
4bfahrf
no. 302-guero, gietoria. .7:ao BORN
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-08-01
slm san Nutunio.

Str6mt herbei i6r S5lferfdaftem,
Nm ben Sam 9tntpniu.
gSD gebraiit iett pielen Sabren,
Sir0 has edbte N a nj %.
gSDllt tbr eudj nes 2ebenS freueu?
Die 0elegengeit lit bier:
lnt bic SDrgen sit serftrenem,
Irinfet fletRig D3pne Star" Bier.
Dag oer itulse Wegifaner,
Ereiien ieines Miesfal's Wlut,
Der bisptte Hnritancr,
Sdlliirfen aus Der triibcn Jlnt:
Wtanner, bic 1T Mmkeitnnbcm,
0erne fneipeit, frei unb frp1,
5a6en 2abnns itetS sefnnbem,
Siir ben Surft in N mr..
gSenn i1r iucilt i'm Sedjerfreiie,
Bis ber jnmge Mlprgen tagt;
3rinft nad] cd)ter, bentider Weiie,
WtdRig, aber mnper5agt.
SnRt bic glaier ben erflingcn,
Seth sm frnbem Sdjers 6ereit;
Senn, es ioll ppr aleu- Sineen,
S3crrfdJen bic 0emiitIidjfeit.
Wl1gen aud bic Maiicrnarren,
Setter ihrei'n nub Wsorbip;
Gegrt end1 itid)t an ibre Sparreu
gSenn ibr fist bcim ID a m %.
90 ait6 @sidcr siftis itjtmpfen,
nno nns g5nneu feim GI1iier,
0an5 burHicrt bic gaaien riimpfeu,
Srtutet rubig n9pne Star" 8ier.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-08-01

gerlanst = miro Elm oeutlhes
Wdbden ODER Srau INN aoden uno
aIleeraeine Sausarbeit fir cine Sa.
milie bon 8 Perionen gu beiorgcn.
8ein @afden. Man aoreiiiere: G.
". @lousniber, 0uonab, Geros.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-08-01
@eintranben aefanft

fe teranii6e @eintrouben, por
idwaraer gtrt, tperoen gefauft in be.
liebigen 0uantitdten gum @einma.
den bon 9. Snrsitaller, tt6 Sones
Ipe., neben Der Gone Star 8role-
rel. 9ie beIten Marftpreiie meroen
beaablt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-08-01
@erImdje eimes 9ieilenbeu.

sd bin ein @eibaftsreiien6er
idJreibt g. 6. gouigs, 6. 9erfibire,
gt., ullno litt biel an unperoaulih.
felt big i6 anfing, Or. Ring's Stem
2ife BiIls 5u nebmen, Die ifb oIs eli,
por5iiglides Mittel geiunoen babe. j"
Sir alle Wagen-, 2eber- i,no geie-
renfranfbeiten ii,l6 iie unDergleid
lid. gellr 25c 1T allcn Mpotbefen.
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Grmunternna.

Snfel (oem oidtenben geeffen lei.
ne Sparfaiietbiiber 5eiaeno)
pSiebit Gu Sunge, oas iino meiue
gelammelten @erfe!"
~@ieb ooh nal einen 9mo ber.
uus!"
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Misberitanbeit.

u@os bait ou mdbreno ser adt
sage, mo- on III @iinden iparit, se.
ma1t2"
gadali6 bab' i'd aebn Mab gie.
getrunfen.
uDos lit alles?~
$50, mebr bab' id niht pertrogen
fonnen!4
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GlienbaDn JabrpIan.
5. e 6. q. ga6u1

us. ~. q ". N. Sagn1
ao 3-gom Norben. $3.50 obeuos
20 5-9om glorben $40 moro
No. 7-Sailp @gpreB @peaial, @iioen. :.
~ .............. 9.55 morn
Ho. 9-Socal bon Paleitine. -.
o.. ..t0.45 aben6s
~ ~. 4.Son Wteg1to so naehm
@o. 12-soeaI bon aareoo (semii9t)
o,x :. -. 1900 riora
Gbfa1rt
Mo. E Mad oem Nnroen. 1.55 nos6m
Sso. g Na9 oeu1 Norben. 100 a6en6g
gso. 8-2ocal naG gnleftine ~ so mora
Mo. 1o-Sailb ggpreB Spesial. Saor6en
"a ........ 800 mora
Mo. 8 -9ad @egifo. 700 mort
Mo. 11-aoeal nab 2arebo (semiidt)
-. ...... =. -. 900 dbem6s
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~

which forecast his birth at Bethlehem Of
Judea There are in the United States alone
2,544 Adventist churches. with an aggregate OF
100000 communicates.
The Jews expect Messiah yet to come.
The Behaists, or '"Truth-Knowers," whose
cult, modern offshoot Of Northumberland,
has made remarkable Roadway in Europe and
America during the past decade or two, be-
Neve that the re-incarnation of the Master has
already taken place in our time. Their priests
and propagandists declare it their mission to
make known to the world the glad tidings
that Beha Ullah, the head Of their faith. who
dwells in the flesh at Acre in Syria, is none
other than Jesus Christ re-incarnated and
come again to earth in fulf1llment Of the an
cient prophecies.
The Theosophists, whose Universal Broth
erhood" was founded by Nine. Blavatsky in
1875 with headquarters at Adyar Madras, In
dia, believe the incarnate appearance of Christ
in this world to be imminent at the present
moment They believe that the Jesus Of our
faith, even now incarnate but not manifested
to man, will take new body, manifest himself
visibly and lead mankind in the evolution of
higher civilization, an epoch Of Christian so
cialism in which wisdom and compassion will
make true brotherhood of man at time
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1912-02-02
IT IS CRIMINAL TO NEGLECT
THE SKIN and HAIR

Think Of the suffering entailed by
neglected skin troubles-mental be-
cause Of designation. physical be-
cause Of pain. Think Of the pleasure
Of clear skin, soft, white hands, and
good hair. These blessings, so essen
tial to happiness and even success in
life, are often only a matter of little
thoughtful care in tho selection Of
effective remedial agents. Cuticura
Soap and Ointment do so much for
poor compilations, red, rough hands,
and dry, thin and falling hair, and cost
80 little, that it is almost criminal not
to use them. Although Cuticura Soap
and Ointment are sold everywhere, a
postal to "Cuticura." Dept. 81 L. Bos-
ton, will secure liberal sample Of
each, with 32-page booklet on skin
and scalp treatment.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1912-02-02
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YJLETlDE IN THE R11PON5 HALL

Christmas day has been observed by even the
most piously inclined as the occasion for In.
dulging in good cheer.
In merry England" the festival is made a
thoroughly enjoyable one, though the days
have changed somewhat since Dickens rode
through the streets Of London and told of the
scenes of Christmas Joy he witnessed in the
lamplit streets. Nowadays electricity has TAX
en- the place of gas and lamplight, and in
stead Of the slow, wheezy horse vehicles Of
Dickens day the streets of Merry England
are traversed by electric and oil motor car
riages. But the good, old-fashioned dinner pre-
walls, and from king to commoner all go to
the place each calls home to eat well-made
soup, goose or turkey, potatoes sprouts, mince
pies and Christmas pudding.
"stille Nache, heilge nacht," has been sung
in Germany for many untold Christmases be-
meath the Illuminated pine tree, and it's popu-
lation of sixty-fve millions will enjoy their
gingerbread and honey cakes.
In Denmark Christmas is most important
and beautiful festival. Despite all other
changes. it preserves its old character, and Is
universally celebrated among rich and poor.
In Russia the spirit of St. Nicholas is ram
pant, and the streets of st. Petersburg Mos
cow, Riga and other centers are alive with
silvery-belled drochas, all bearing happy mus
covtes exchanging calls and bearing each 9TH
er presents, which are opened at sWeet-laden
tables shrouded in vapor from the steaming
samovers.
In New York City there will be millions of
conspiracies to surprise the children, for with
our polyglot peoples no nation realizes to the
extent the United States does the inner mean
ing for the world of the festivals of the Christ
child. Here, more than anywhere else in the
world, the spirit Of Christmas invites our own
happiness in seeking that Of Others and in
the accomplishment Of good will toward men
we know we yearly repant the rose that
blossomed In the snow of the first Christmas
night
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1912-02-02
A Christmas Tabieau.

Many years ago, says an old legend. there
lived in a mysterious region band Of Chris
tian monks whose life duty it was to plant
seeds and grow crops of toys for Santa Claus
to distribute. These monks dressed in white
gowns and wore Christmas wreaths about their
heads.
From this tradition a Christmas pantomime
could be devised. A clever person can make
many additions. Arrange stage as beautiful
garden, and place small Christmas trees here
and there. On these trees dolls and other toys
appear to be growing. While music is played
softly the curtain rises, disclosing the monks
working in the garden. In the distance is
heard the mufled sound of sleigh bells. Santa
Claus enters bows reverently to the monks,
shows his empty pack. which they slowly fill
from the laden trees.
The music continues, the curtain falls, then
RISES disclosing Santa Claus only, who distrib-
utes the gifts to the children of the Sunday
school.
The monks can be personated by older boys
or girls.
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has not swiftly learned to be an In
dian giver when those gifts are re-
eiced is very lucky in appreciative
friends or very thick-headed.
Receiving should be III the true
Christmas spirit, butt frequently
isn't.
What If you are disappointed?
Make a stagger at concealing it. 1t
Is one of the times when deception Is
imperative.
Don't feel it necessary to gush; to
be gracious in receiving the simplest
gift. Indifference spells the pleasure
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1912-02-02

present you have received or count
its probable cost.
Take an unexpected gift graciously.
without apologizing that you have
nothing to return. Don't be rude
enough to send of gift as payment.
Your gift may have been given for.
some past kindness and all Joy in it
is lost If not taken in the spirit In
which it was sent.
Don't be 80 critical that your
friends hate to send you presents,
nor 80 condescending in your accept
ance that you enrage the gives. s":
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UNGEET the prophet held up
his hand.


his hand.
A sudden cry smote the chill.
ly air, the red edge Of the sun
creeping behind the snow cap
of Everest seemed to the null
titude a reflection on the
scythe which Gungeet held in
his hand, Redeemed with the
blood of the RANGES first born,
which had been offered as a
propitiator7 sacrifice to the
Sun God. It was mid-winter-
the winter solstice-and the
sun rays were so feeble that
the sun WOrshippers were sore