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Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1914-11-05

variety that there Is no comparison.
1t is less acid, and is literally ever
bearing and at its best late in the fall
when all other fruit and vegetables
are scarce.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1914-11-05

Whitfield, the former Cardinal player.
filled in at second during Evers' abb
sence from the Braves, but he could
not deliver in the pinches like the
Trojan.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1914-11-05

Heine Zimmerman, the war lord"
of baseball, has cabled the kaiser that
he did not surrender, but that media
ton was forced on him.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1914-11-05

Hughie Jennings is hot on the trail
of promising second basemen. He
has purchased two new ones, both
from the Pacific Coast league. They
are Pep Young, Sacramento, and Fred
McMullen, Tacoma.
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gum etllrm eebt, rilbis tpie gu Sans
,,,,r ot,,,,2 f;ApIpr r

sum Stilrm eebt, rilbig pie 5il $ans,
nilr ettpas fibeler.
ylun tom Der srobe Mugenblid. Der
mir fir mein sanaes 2tbtn nnpsrseB'
lid, fein ipirb:. Der Bid IN bds Jern.
rpbr. Cine Wunberipelt erfdliebt iid3;
| 70 GbnIid) ipie in uns mOsen bic ems
pfinbunsen Ga1ilsis sttpefen fem, als
er aum trfi.n Nfals bic bier Supiter.
inonbe il, BEN ocn ibm erfunbenen
@laie srblidte. 3ipsi broune 3iitlen
spaen iid, nit srtifbarer Deutiidtsit
bnrd, bi Wlitfe bss 9ilbes; Der beut.
Ibe uno Der frnnSOiifde S6iisensra.
ben. geionoers gut ipar Der einblid
in ben frn,ia0iiiden @roben; ba frib'
bslten bic 2sute in ibren rrfhtn Wlii.
Ben unb rptbtn Soien berun, bonn lie
fen iie in BEN i'm 3idSad ssfiihrten
8erbinbungssra6,i, Der bon Der
Sdiibenlinie au ben HeIerpen fiibrts.
$500 Dieter liest pieIer Shonpinb
BON uns entfernt; aber mir slouben
i6n 70 ndbe, bab mir nit Der Stimlns
biniiberbringen tollltttr. Gs iudre ei1
2ei6tes, iagte uns Der 6ouptmdnn,
ipenn bic 3eit setomnwn 1T, ben feino'
liden Sdiibensroben nit unisrsr
@rdnatTeuer aussurGl6ern; porlduflg
mare es fdabe I'm bic baau peripenoss
te Munition.
Oas gIas pirb etipas anbers &C.
ridtst, unb mir ieben eiuen tobten
syranaoIen i'm 9siidtsfelos; Elm geih
id.int ibm abssidofen gu isin. Gr
liest, ipie uns Der Sauptmann eradblt.
ieit @o9sn bort; tdglid ridtete sr
bas Sernrobr auf ibn, lin feitSuitsl'
len, OBJ ibn iein. aanosleute ni6t elm
mal 0o6ts Der grbe iiberseben. abes
bic 5ransOien besraben i9rs Dor Der
syront li.senben 9obt.u nidt; taum
bab iie bic 8srlpunbstsn fortfduffsn.
DGlber in Der llmseseno iinD erfiiai
poh 5ranaoIenlei4eu. Gin bon uns
ibn.n ans.botensr DaffenitiIIitanb
gum 8ssraben Der Gefalsnn purbs.
ipis betannt, abselsbnt. sic iuden
ipObl in Dem p.itseitant Der 2siden.
DtrtpsIuns sinsH @erbiinbsten; Die
5Obten Iiesen msiit nd9st an unisrsr
fSront.
Der MajOr .ridsint unb tbsilt nit,
Resiment 4 msIost Isbbaftsn 9ertsbr |
stpii6en WalO.de y unb S6iiBsn.
sroben 8; iebsn sic bpd sinnaI. |
mas bort seidisbt. Wir psrlaHtu bas !
Sort; bsnn nun piro Der 9isnit errit. |
aaum iino mir bruuBen, Oann tnaa. |
uHiere gatterk aud los; S6ub auf |
Sdub fIiesi bsriiber, bic @ranutsn
iinsen ibrs eiHfDrmiss MsIobi.. Ri6; |
lanse oauert es, bann iDmmt bic 4nt.
mort. Sd babe BON ben frauoOfiden |
Sei6Dhen nidts mebr eemertt; aber
Der asitsr uHfsrsr Grp.bitipn mad
5runtret1, AOmmersinratb BAN.
berg. iisbt SO Wletsr bintsr fh cine
@Hdnats sinihIaesn. Qllsu erpB lit |
Die Observation-Disclosures, in osrbedtsr |
Stsauns oOn ioIfsm G.Isusn sstrofs |
fen gu fDerben, uIfO nidt. Gs TIT ni6t |
pisI anbsrs, aIs Elm Spasisrgans nm
9epitter.
QIfrtb 0nmbftfh.
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0as Befiktbum ber inR ub.
lanb lebexben 0cxfi@em
umb CefterreiHer
Mirb unter bic aontroIIe
Der rufiifden 9eb5re
ben aeIteIIt.

4
ct. petersburs, 2. Sesemb.
Sn einem ON Witttpo6 per0ffentlids
tenn taiierIid.n lltas pirb Der Jis
nanminiiter autoriiirt, bic oanSen
6inanaaHgeIesenbeitsn Don GeIeIls
ihaften. DON papi.ren unb unternebs
mungen, bic BON beutf6en, 0Iterrsis
dif9en Ober tiirtiid.n untsrtbanen In
Rublanb aegriinbet porben finb pber
bier in 9etrieb srbaItsn perben, 5u
iibernebmen.
eSn bem lltas tpirb bic 9usbe3db>
lung. abIief.runa ober sransferiruns
bon BaargelD, Wertbpapieren, Silbsrs
unb @plbtpcaren, tpie nuh bon gbeIs
iteinen, bic llntertbansn Der s.nanns
ten brei 2dnbsr seb0ren, obn. auss
briitlihe grlaubniR bss 5iuansmiHi.
tiers perbDten.
Gs fpirb anseorbuet. bag alls 3abs
lungen an untertbanen bon Oeutih.
lamb. Seiterrei9 unsarn unb Der
Siirtei bic ii6 auberbalb Der grsns
sen RuBlanbs 6efinben, bic aber
0runbsieentbum ober 9ei1dftsint.r<
eIfen in Rublanb baben, in 9fublanb
auf aerihilidem Wege aemaht ipers
BEN ioIlen.
Nus bem 5aftn bon 5apana
entto men.
Sapana, Dea. = Der Dams
pier .prGiibsnt" BON Der Samburss
4merita ainis, Der friibsr 5ipiiden
ben tpeitinoif6en Snfsln fubr, Der
aber felt BEN %. Sept.mber i'm bies
iigen 9afen lag, bat in Der lsbtsn
Naht obne 2idier unb obns papisrc
ben 9afen perlafen.
Wobin Der Dampfer b.itimmt 1T, 1T
lHbefannt, man nimnt dber an, bab
er ii9 nit sinem bsutiden ari.sss
f9iffs in @srbinbuns isbsn fpirb, obs
slei9 er, nj. beiannt 1T, nur cine
tleine Quantitdt aoblsn unb prODis
ant an 8orS bat.
Gin Gobn bes belsif9en'
prsmitrs be 8rouqe.
pile gefullem
1onbon, 2. De3. Die aus am.
iierbam semelbet pirb, 1T elm Sobn
bes bslsiidsn g}rsmierminifterS be
8rOuqueDilIe auf btm SdladtfeIb &c,
t5btet iporbsn. gB ptrb bebdnptet,
Sab aud Elm sipsi.sr SohH bss pre-
asisss ssfagsn IT.
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ges.nS Don llbiis. unD a0sisriti@ su-

0eaerlo Don upJtbs uIIp Hoesertfl@ q 5u'
riidsuaisbsn.
Ssfiigs RGmpfe babtn aud bei Gu.
pa5or ftattsefunbeH, mo bic Seftrrei.
DER srobe 9ruppenmuFen 5ufammenr
ge5osen baften. gs gsIung ibnen bort,
5tpei ipi@tige poiitionsn 5u srobern
Sn ben admpfm am RolnbrafluB
beboupten bic Serben, einige grfoIge
errunssn unb DisIs Gsfanseue ssma&.
gu 5abm. s5s fie ii@ suriidsishsn
muBten. q. afs4iianaxAAase1sl
aonbon, 2. Deasmber. Cine
DeRfns aus Sofia, Bulgurien. fdsi,
bab bort. einsetrofffvnsn Mslbungen
aufoIse, bic Gage IN Gsrbien cine III.
tiite 1T. Die ftrbtT@e @siosuns bon
@.Israb III 5uriidseaosen iporbtn nnb
Der 5elssrapxnpertebr afpifHen Bel.
grab unb Der propiiorif9tn 9dupts
itdbt Rif4 III iinterbro1tii tporStn.
Wien, 2. Dt5embtr, Dia aDnbon.
am Mitiipo3 ipurbs bier bic fulgenos
4sianntma&uns trIantn:
.guf bem fiibli9en Hrisgsf9au.
pldb, in Gtrbien. bsfinbst ii1 Der
Ttinb immer nod ouf bsm Niidsug.
glm Dituitus bdbeu seine R6mpfs
bon Wi&tisteit itattgefunben. Meb.
rsre Sunbert Gsrben purben BON uns
fsrer Ucrbut gsfansen ssuomHlssI.
Der beutf&s Dampfss
.prtuben ionftssirt
Berlin, pia 2onben, 2. Dp.
Der aoIonialminiiser tiiKbigte ipdb-
rtnb pes 9ogts an bab bsr bsutf9.
9unbtIsbrsnpfsr .preuben1 iett I'm
6oien bon Gabans, bolGnbif1 Oft.
Jubien, Iiegt unb BON ben bortigsd
Hsb0rbsn ioufisairt tporbsn III.
DIR EupitGn ipirb stri&tlisb 5ur
@srantiportung se5cseR. iptiI ct einsn
gtbeimtn, in BEN 5at<lpert bsrtor.
geusu 5untentslssrapben an Nprp
battle, Der BON ber Dffijisrstaiiiis aus
bstritbtn ipurbs.
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men glrbeiten in Wofbinston besinneu.
Die beiten Wiinide bes @oritanbs Des
Nationalbunbes unb aller ipirtli4tn
Vatripten besIeiten ibn.
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Anna 9stharina flsnssl,

pfu. - ~ " U "
gitipe bon Gmif Cesar 5renseI. i'm AIttr
bon n SabreH nnb s W,gnaien. Geberen in
9aHgsnioHbrl In Der RbfHoial.. Teniifldnb.
Irduer'eer Sreitags btH &. December 1914,
gatmiiiGas ubt i'm 1I1letbanie, 30. 2se3
gaeii Wlc9hden eoenne. iro i'm libr In bsr
q. SobaHHes airbe, on Bee ~. uib Gin
StrGbe. 80
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Ritiper bon Widrp SuGs, aeb. CHANDLER, in
ieircm 72. qebeHsjabre. Ter SeriiorbeBe iiegi
i5reiiag, ben 4. 9eSember 1914, ylorgens 10
ilhr, IN ber mlemcrinIsonqe Gufpebabrf nno
finbet siadHittaes 2 iibr Gin 2raueraoiies'
bienii ttati. 2,3&
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3rfS Bail.r,

i'm sIlier bon 72 Sabren, II Mlonnien unb 10
1aeen Die Seeroianng 'ineei tiatt am Don.
nerftas, ben 3. December. NahuIltiaes nm :sO
sloeuiie, nosn @eripa1oie iiiIb 5renTibe boiIi6ii
einaeInosH iiiIb bon ben
2,3 1rauernbtH Sinferblitttntn.
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3afsb 3udbs,
efarb am w,iitirpd, bcn 2. Ge8cnber 10
I'M B iibr minraenS, "
aiifbatl Sdlpfttinatr.

eclicbicr cs1itc bcn 1ouiia Seboeitliiasr. geh.
0nf, I'M Hlier BON 8s Sdbten uilb z Wionas
sIrcniicg 9ie Belt ber 9eerbiauna ipirb ipr.
icr befnnni pennd,i. u
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Gs seriiarb In feiner gsobnuns, 30. 8,
Turu Qne glborbaIe.
Mar Sd)ctituftls,

eeIiebter @atte bon 9lmnIia edotterfeIs. i'm
Nlter bon D3 Sabren. geerbiguia an 5tet'
iGl ben 1. December 1918 Wior9ens I'll
llbr bon ber Slnpeue beg geteingten iiibifteH
Grieobofs. gBaInut 6ius, aus. II
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Reaisrnuss.a ii.Aansen.
a.it nnb aOsis.

manner ftnben aneenebmes Sfim nit ober
obHe Roli In bsuti6em goeierbuus, G&cns
rage. grote Iuitise 5immeI. Seb TN Saus.
1905 Gin Sirabe. 2--e@
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etarb am Eoniag. ben 50. a0otmbu 1914
3n!ia tstb,

geb. 70 al n.
g5ittfps bon Sacob Satb, tn alter bon 72 Sab
rem nnb 10 Saaen: aebartia aus Hoifbad. in
Der RbeiHpfaI, geerbiears dm 3pnneGficg
Wloteen, ben 3. 9e5eenibeT bonn 1rnnerpauis.
30. 455 g9eit Ulcgltefn Aoeniie. aus, fgornuf
nm 8 llbr IN Der Ct eupniinne. atr6e Elm Ie'
bittries 3o6amt teIebrtri iytrbsu ipirb. Bet
ietune nht bem q. gpdriel 5risbbpfe 5ranbe
itno bofli6t eingelnbeu< Sis mar Wlifalieo
bes g. moHied Jtauen i3eretnf. i2,ss
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einIb dm Wtittipod. ben g. Desem6er 1914.
WiurgenS 8 tlbt 80 WinnieH. liniers innleii'
geliebie WhIiier, 8rcbmulier liHb Sfpieetr,
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Gfarb ON 9ieufioa. ben T. 9eaeniber 1914,
I'M / llbr 10 ghnnieu, mad Inii'
gem fttpereW eeioeH infer iiuigiiaellebier
81ite, Batter. S6ipiegercniet unb Uroboater
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eisueHasia6le - @eibIia.

Gran fi.ht Siele fhr aIeemeins SnufGrbft
ootr hireupfIege bet neiner Camille. Sri.
&. gaeIt 1920 9iafe GttGae.
Gin benii6es w1dbnen fntbt Gteae nm be-.
Der 6alledrbef iirlb beinl ffoGen niiisutflfeH.
Sunee beiifde Srau fu1t etsne ffir allaf,
meine enusarbeii. i3i Vet Glber Gtrabs,
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9afob fntbs,

einrb an 9icHiiag. Der 1. December 1
n,pruens { llhr In SouIipr o.
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gerranai - mannIi&
serIasst-@eisIA.

Gtuff6rs @db6tn gum ao6en nne um
bet Der eaueGrtsit su telieu. Esisfn3sn
bstIrngt, Rebmf Cailtp Qar. 2s27 MGblfcn
Moab. S1trQtIb besatIt bce
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-24

, had not thought OF it. when the COM
mittee began TO look at one another,
wondering If they dared to suggest that
the naming be left 10 them
Mr.. Walsh felt il incumbent upon
himself at this stage OF the proceed
ings to make a short speech, and as he
proceeded. got more and more entnu-
siastic- and wound up by saying Inat
il she would allow him, as chairman
Of the committee, TO name the boy he
assured her neither one OF them would
ever regret it.
The mother informed them that her
married name was DoOlittle, and that
that was all the part Of the name she
wanted for herself The committee re-
tired for consultation for a few min
utes, returned and suggested that, with
her permission and approval, II had
named the boy JOhn-"JOhn p Walsh
Doolittle." When this committee re-
ported the result Of interview TO the
crowd. there was cheer that resounded
for miles.
The committee on entertainment re-
ported that the first evening would be
devoted TO an entertainment by the
club the second evening would be de-
voted 10 celebrating the naming and
baptism OF the new baby. and the third
evening TO old plantation songs and
sketches in conjunction with the Fort
Davis Glee and Minstrel club. and the
negro Cooks club Of Washington, D. G
one Of the features Of the first even
ing was song and chorus by the
Gridiron club that went something like
this:
e got drunk on Monday
You got drunk on Monday
We got drunk on Monday
They got drunk on Monday.
Fill her UP again"
each one pointing a finger al the other
and on the last line every man present
raised his glass. made a low bow TO all.
drank in unison, and set the glass on
the table bottom up, for the next verse,
which was repeated for Tuesday. We'd
nesday and every day OF the weeA IN
til they reached Monday again It kept
the walters busy 10 have the glasses
filled for each verse
The baptism Of the baby was cele-
brated with great pomp and ceremony.
Every one Wed with the other in in
venting something for the entertain
ment Of the crowd The chaplain. not
a whit behind the rest, performed
very impressive ceremony and pro-
nounced a benediction that brought
tears TO many eyes Mr. Walsh headed
a subscription with q donation Of $500.
good many Of the visitors Clipped in
800 apiece, and the boy and mother
were presented with the comfortable
sum OF $500.
Land OF Natures Rest.
The Texas Panhandle is a great scope
Of country, on the broad bosom OF this
great eZpanse Of plain. the flowers nod
and sway to the gentle breeZes that
blow from one holiday TO another. This
sun seems to shine brighter and lend
its warmth to bringing all the best in
nature TO perfection. Thousands Of
cattle roam its broad prairies at viii.
where once the savage comanche was
king OF all the land from horizon to
horizon. as far as human eye could
reach
Within the borders, from first TO last
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-24

tain proceeded on his way TO the Pecos'
TO meet his special party
Three days later the special coach
party showed up at doc WlllamS
station. It was composed Of \ party OF
eight OF the officials, and their friends.
The outfit was travelling in great style
for those DAYS. three coaches and
special containing beds niger cooks.
eatabIes and drinkables. and more es-
peciallv the latter. They were mostly
men from the headquarters Of the com
pany at Washington, D. C., and 1ol-
lfer or happier crowd never invaded the
confines Of the Texas Panhandle coun-
try before or since
Celebrate Baby's Arrival.
Everybody asked about the mother
and baby. and all wanted 10 have
hand in welcoming the strangers. so
inadvertently thrown onto their hos
pitality When the crowd was in
formed by DOC" Williams that mother
and child were doing fine. and that the
baby was a boy. the visitors went wild
and proceeded TO celebrate, in man
ner befittinS the occasion
John p. Walsh. president or the STAGE
line. known from the Atlantic TO the
Pacific as a prince Of good fellows and
one Of the old time great men OF that
day. elected himself host of the occasion
and ordered camp TO be made right
there and then
DOC" Williams and Capt Beggs
were called into consultation, and
program for q genuine old fashioned
three days blowout was ordered a
committee was appointed On refresh
meuts. and another on entertainments,
and the Panhandle Pow-wOw club, with
all due ceremonies. was formed An
other committee Of three was formed,
with John P. Walsh at its head. to wait
upon the mother and offer COngra tula-
ton on behalf OF the North Star Stage
company, and offer the attentions ana
services Of each and every member Of
the party.
Doc Williams was ordered TO send
a courier TO Fort Davis to invite the
commanding officers and friends 10 the
feast and to be sure and bring musi-
clans who, when they showed up,
proved TO be four negroes from the
Fort Davis Glee and Minstrel club.
II was suggested that Doc be sent
in to see il the mother would receive
the committee, and when requested 70
come IN, big, strong, able bodied, white
men as they were. they proceeded to
wait upon her with as much Difference
as if she were a princess Of the blood
royal or an angel come down out OF
the skies, to bring peace and good viii,
to one and all. on the Texas plains.
The poor woman, between tears OF
JOY and happiness. could not find words
to thank them for such kindness in her
behalf: but after the first embarrass-
ments were over. the committee asked
if she would have any objection to hay
ing the baby baptized. as the chaplain
from the fort was one Of the party.
and everybody wanted to join IN Civ
ing the new conner a firstclass start in
the Texas Panhandle. This she readily
consented TO. she evidently having now
caught the spirit Of the occasion, and
seemed to be the happiest woman on
earth
Getting n Name for the Baby.
Being asked casually If she had Sc
Iected any name for the boy. said she
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-24

many a joyful scene mas been enacted,
but [ venture TO say tnaL tneIs HSe
was A PARTY in the Texas PanhahuIe
that ever put in three Gays Of ? uL Ls, ~,
comDare with our people who chrlsteneu
Mrs. Doolittle's baby boy
II was a cyclone OF comedy from Ilrst
to last. a hurricane OF nurrSn - anu
hiIaritv from morning until night Iney
sav the Tango, the MaNiXe ana the
slides and dips are new, (noW tne Graz
of the hour) well-dont you belleFe H.
they are old as the hills All OF lhese
were danced at this celeor2uon' every
one but the Hesitation altz' lheIe
was no hesitatinE on the part OF any
body Twenty ordinarily stdld oIu
timers participated in the comanche
corn dance, tom-tom were DeL'SH ~
unison on 20 empty oil cans, ana any
indian who could have seen this dance
would have collapsed with grlet ana
shame and never shown his face at a
corn dance again virginia res res - 10Y
lowed the cotiIlions- The Gridiron club
gave an exhibition barn dance Inc
ghost Of Denman ThOpmson would nave
come out Of the grave with envy 10
have seen IT, -
NEGROES gave an old time Alabama min
streI exhibition that would have made
Arthur Collins. or Billy hurry turn
green with envy But all Things must
come TO an end. and this happy time
James Beggs-
Important Announcement Made.
With due modesty he said Ladies
and gentlemen. with a glance toward
the room where was Mrs DOOlittle) II
gives me great pleasure 70 thank you
one and all for your great Kindness in
this. our days Of great afflic-- hap
piness, and on behalf OF my telloW
citizens Of this bUrE-meu. women and
children Of the Doc Williams stage
station. allow us TO bid you all hearty
goodby. and wish you a pleasant jour
new. II gives me great pleasure TO in
form you that during the progress OF
this celebration there has been brought
10 lizht a new son, TO shine over the
destines Of the Texas Panhandle, and
we now feel that the great increase IN
our population viii justify US in asking
the legislature to grant Charter Tor
our townsite. There remains but one
thing now to fill our empty happiness
to OVERLOOKING. I am happy TO inform
you that during the progress Of this
celebration, We the citizens Of this
burg, have got together in mass meet
( ing assembled, this day and date, in the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-24
BETTER THAN SPANKING

Spanking does not cure children OF bed
yr.ttiuz. There Is 4 constitutional cause Tor
this trouble. Mrs N Summers, Box W.
Notre Dame. Ind, viii send free to any mother
her Eue,essfuI hone treatment. with fun
distractions. Send 10 money. but write her
today II your children trouble you IN ms
v.y. Dent blame the child. the chances are
II can't help It This treatment also cures
adults and aged people troubled With urine
dimeuItss By dsy o. night
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-24

a citizen Of this burg. and / am happy r
to inform you also that the .DoctorB
matrimonial mission has been success
eded beyond our eNpecta-
Jionsl Mrs DOOlittle has most gracious
" consented 10 become Mrs Doc VIII
liams. In order to take advantage OF
the presence Of our assembled guests.
the chaplain from Fort Davis viii per-
form the marriage ceremony. in the
east room Of the stage station, at
o'clock this evening-One and all are
CCrdIally invited TO attend"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-24

western Panhandle Of Texas, and nomi-
Iste5 and voted that a committee OF
one-nameIy Doc Williams, has been
d111v authorized and appointed to call
mon our worthy Mrs. Doolttle, all
honor TO her name-this the queen
Bee Of this burg. who has so oppor-
f11uaIv furnished US with the motive
for this occasion-may she live long
and die happy
Cheer and Beating OF TOm-tOmE.
This committee Of one has requested
her consent TO remain here and become
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-24

DOC looked beWlldered at 1lrSIs but
soon regaining his composure, said.
Bring her right in here. III take care
Of her. Everybody calls me Doe but
they don't seem TO know that am law
fully entitled to the name. I am a
graduate Of a well known medical col
lege, and fully intended TO follow the
profession, but circumstances compelled
me TO abandon all my people and my
home town, and my profession, but
have no fears I will do my best to take
care Of the case. I have been expect
set broken bones and patch up gun
shot wounds, but a child birth. o,
Lordi"
After seeing the woman in good
hands and Wen provided for, the cap
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-24

APT JA5IEs BEGGS came by
his title in the civil war be-
~ tween the north and south He
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-07-07
FOR 5 CENTS ON THE 81
Orient Construction Companies Are
Sold at Auction.

Kansas City, July THE three
construction companies which built
the Kansas City, Mexico and Orient
railway, and which went into bank
ruptcy with the road, were auctiOned
off on the steps of the federal build
ing today for five cents on the dollar.
Benjamin s. Harmon of New York,
representing the stockholders COM
mittee, bought in all the three com
panies for an aggregate Of $4,000. +,
The Union construction company
brought $4,000; the international
construction company of Delaware
was sold for $4,000, and the Inter
national construction company of
Texas for 10000. c. A. Young of
Kansas City, as trustee, auctiOned Off
the Union company, while C. S. JObes
of Kansas City, as trustee, sold the
two International companies.
The principal stockholders of the
construction companies are English
same who financed
the reorganization of the Orient. The
assets of the company amount to
100000 and consist of stocks and
bonds in the Orient railway, the Outer
.3elt railway, and the Mexico and ORR
ent townsite company.
Mr.. Harmon said the construction
would work along with the
Orient in the reorganization plans of
that road, and ultimately meet all
obligations,
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-07-07
BELIEVES IN HIS WIFE
DIR. Carnsan Welcomes Arrival OF
Trained Detectives.


Freeport, July 7.--Prfvate and coun-
ty detectives continued today their in
vestigation of the nsarder of Mrs.
Louise Bailey, who was mysteriously
shot while in the office Of DR.. Edwin
Carman. The inquest into the MUIR
der, adjourned yesterday. is to be re-
sumed tomorrow provided the matter
il not taken out of the .coroner's hands
by the grand jury.
DIR. Carman said today that he vel
coined the arrival Of the head of a
national detective agency and his men.
If the county had mot hired this
man I would have done 80 when. the
inquest was concluded. y he said. s.Dur-
ing the interviews this man and his
subordinates have adwith my wife,
they did their best, just as the county
authorities did, to make her change
her story.
II believe she has told the whole
truth The detective chief is welcome
at our houne. any time. I hope he
can find the person who murdered
mrs. Bailey, and i will give him all
the help possibly can