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Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-12-11

Laundry League.
The Sims Auto company team won
three from the Troy laundry in the
schedule of the Laundry league. The
score:
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-08-19

gerfor iormeoe oen iauoe Grr
fig baaoe ! 9eters N3nno % ! So
bannes' Gen iom Groen paa 5eius
JON ariitus % Cubs Seu. og Oei
par ben eueite Sro. JON anerfenotes
for iano % gete.
Sioen 1T 8rosbefenoelien en-
fploieere 5orm. sOen apoiteliita
ErosbefeuoeGie", men Den ianoe 6ro
bar altio o9ret 1roen paa 5eius
(af Ra8aretb) iom ariitls % 8aos
Sen.
9ag @qrfe til 9eo0ene / oenne
9efenoelies anoen Artifel; De pc
ger netop pao bette enc Menneife
(~llotrpffene oil life pasie paa no.
gen anoen / belle 9iitorien), Der er
ariitns % @uos Son.
Eager oi I. CTS. gunofangeIien
ueo oen 9eaigaano" bort, ioa er
Sroen forfaIifet, eaer iaa bar ri lie.
ingen 5relier iom @eHitanO for uor
9ro. tbi Ga pasier gefenoeIien life
mere paa oenne enc, paa Seius al
0a8aretb.
% for at 5, noor 5 tro, ifuue
booe 9ioet / bans 0aDn.@
0ette er Sobonnes anOerItenne
%enoeliee MaaI for fig ielu oe Dem,
ban ~ifri0er Tor - neO :gennem al
le 8ioer: g9i0et / bans Raon@.
Og bette 2io er eOigt. ialiet Gin
Sffe iaaoan at f%oritaa, at bette
9io igrit bespnoer otter 9soen.
Rel oct begpnSer iamtioig meo
Sroen, men set ooerIeoer Den Ie.
gemli9e 9eo. % BET er ct iuIofom.
ment Gin, BET iOeaIe Gin. iom Alen-
HeIfet ifabtes til.
. ia. bet or @aaIet ior 5rel'
len / ariihls. % oct er 0aaaIet. So.
bannes bill fgre line 2giere til. ioet
ban peger for Dem poa Seiu Ser.
Iigbeo for at leoe Dem til Iroeu paa
bam iom ariIhls. Subs Son.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-08-19

llniformer, benteOe ira europa.
banter Der De iamme &iertpr JON
UNDER De gamIe, iapanite airitnin.
ger, Der nu fremoiies runot / eu.
opns e%tnografiife Winieer.
en- Wano iom General s1trofi,
bpis armee / lGngere 5io blep iuIgt
al e~uropPiife aorreiponoenter, It'll.
ores al ale iom en- &prferer meb
ale De beoite Neutrality-suspicious. i:
opofrenoe, utrgttelig, rolig %
punftlie. st anrafterirpt ma til
for rigtig at beitemme oisie ariae.
re oeres Misunderstanding. On
Tiff arigsforreiponoent bar fortaIt,
bpiIfet SnOtrpf bet giorOe at ie Or
%iicererne. ielu nnoer Marcbens on.
ltrengen0e Strabaoier euer | Sla.
gets 1iimmel. alorig alcmme Of
glRoe liz oper Vatliren. gen, Der
fnnoe biemisre en- iGrlie imuf,
blomitrenoe @ren Of ct airiebGr.
trG for at iGtte Den | gnn6 / fit
GeIt, bar misunot Of ale DC minore
beloige admmeroter.
Zen Ianime aosreiponoent for.
tGaer ct file beteonenoe Graf ira
TsfiIiuet. On giisn trni ban en- aig
9sitnant, Ger nnieste an 8agtpatrc.
nile, o. fiilate meo Ram BON /
bans SeIt. Ofiiceren bapoe bGret
! aftipitet belle Doaen, oa man
bente0c | Acknowledged, at anare.
BET pao DC rusiiife Stillinscr bag
Saluiloben ffuloe ioregaa nqite
Gag, men aIlieepe[, DO aorreIpon.
oenien baaeneoe ON 0atten, FAB
Officeren o. lGite ! en- tiff Gram.
matif. Son finoc nemIig al euro.
petite Spros fun GnaeIif oa5ranF!
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-08-19

Saa glereiiie er ale De iapnnite
Oiiicerer. tilisier aorreiponoenten.
Sn0aotil er Sapnns 5%oriatnlng
% 5orUaliniHg omoronet eiter Ell.
roppiit Wsniter. Sapans gismarcf.
Viarfi Sto. bar iorm1net at ifabs
en- 5orintning, Der, ieIo ON ben
maaite life iungerer hlIot til.
freositiIIenoe, ian Dog iiftert err ct
fortrinIigt Contemporaries meIlem
ben gamle aoelsuGloe % ell iulot
mo0erne Regeringsiorm llnoerpis.
nin8en er omoannet, o. flere Uni.
periiieter % andre 2preonltaIter,
baaoe for WPno oe aninoer, er
opretieoe.
Den iapanife S9r % 5Laaoe pi.
1te ! Den itore rusiiffinpanffearia
8eroen. bnno ben iormnneoe. Oct
er Inlet timber, at ari9ens aeIul.
taier gap europa Hoget at tGnfe
paa. ia ben iapanife Spr og 5laa.
be ieireOe en- itor 9rffe Irinm,
ter, piiic Der Tia Ell itprf Heaftion.
gSnpanerne er uoDerptn0elige~,
beo bet. groblemet ben guile 5are~
bleO orsftet iprieere eno ier. %
allie ianfte Tie Sapan JON oct oano,
bporira oenne 5are ifuloe tomme.
Den iaponife PreSie, Der for surigt
Tor Ell itor Del er beoit fnrafteriie.
ret ION en- famOittiebeosIps Gen.
ioticnspresie, fog ogina tiot paa
Iignenoe Strenge. 3 et B[ab ifrep
en- iapdnIf Joriotier fort efter Sri.
gen: 9Soroen maa bnpe IT Centrum.
Iigeiaa bel Tom Solen CT 8eroens
Centrum. 8nilfet 0ono er be6re ca.
net iii oct enb Sapan2 Dets geo.
erafiife 9eIiseenbeo, bets lloitraf.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-08-19
NOgle NisiiOnstanftr.

e5reo, 6reo Tor 1lern o9 h9t
tiger Serren. (gi. 81, 49,.
Rigerne ruiter iig til arig. Gen
rsoe Sane gaIer / europa. iom tru.
es meo at blioe omippnot al ari.
gems 8posler og @oIifaber. pa.
alt BET 9lo6, al Den lllafte, Der Be.
tegner arigens Sporl Dog @no
fan benoe onot til go6t og BRUCE
ogiaa arigen til at fremme fine
9laner. garig er ale 9ings ga
Der, flyer 9erooot.
@nos Menigbe6 ferer ogiaa aria.
men oen er ubIooig. Gems srigs.
ferelie beitaar / at fsIge Den 5prite.
Tom meo bet itarpe SnprO / fin
Mlino ora9er frem ieirenoe % til
Seir@ for at unoerlggae fla Men.
neifebierterne. Maatte ui opre mel
/ oenne arig. Maatte oi | Den for
airfe blipe greben Of en- benia
2Gngsel og 2ioenifob efter, at SiG.
Ie maa I99ees for Dor forsfpiieoG
og opItanone anfgrers Sober.
9enne be1ise arig n9Oner ri il
meo ct Or6 Misfion, Den nore
ben inore. Naa ies fremboIoe ei
Bar Misfionstonfpr2
Gen fsrite bill ieg toIoe: . D e
20 sfionsforeninger / b o.
T 4reoe. Ger nrbeioes 10 og-
iaa for Den pore gaisIion / De for
lfelige are0ie, men Der trRnaes til
en- mere omfattenoe og iDitematiii
8irfiombeo for ben Gag, o. PEG
Cubs 0aa0e fan oct lie, oe uil Del
ogIaa ife, oeriom Blot ri er oiaige.
Ser ber 6oloes flere Weoer for Den
pore Wisiion, ino pil ben ogiaa fao
Here Sn6tp9ter. SapanmisIionen
moa bare mere | i'm aasie. anrs.
msoet / @reenpiae insoe nej til 9e.
gGringen ON en- arbeioer mere til
Sapan. og aoriosen til afilaeet bar
pei gengengo. Dor Sn6innermis.
iion moo b1Oe mere TiIifuo. gi
fan fife pente, at bore fororingsleie
og trofaite Wisiion9rer. goit. q.
8. 0ieIien og bans Suitru fan bli.
be beo at bragg BET tun9e 2Gs uoen
of fno mere SieIp oertil.
Men er Der mere at fna2 Eeni
Blot paa bette enc Gfsempel, at en-
.uinobuot Misiionpr fra aina font
mer til Somfnnoets Wenigbeoer og
faar | en- Saonoebenoing en- flpf-
felie 8ielp til fin Wisiion iamIet.
So, SiRlpen bill UNDER Serrens
geIiigneIie meIoe fig, naar oi ISL
ger ben paulinffe Hesel: uSaa De
aan6eIige Sober og bit be
timeIiae."
8i mao babe mere Spitem | ben
Gag; men bporoan2 Mon fife
5oreninsen for pore Misiion, Iom
er I Wor6 Dafotafrebs pc
ger | ben rette Ietning2 Otter
buao iee bar funnel iasttase paa
4fitano, bar Den sDet ct goot arbej-
De oe baaret eoo Grasi. Oct 70.
refommer mig, at Der | ben fenere
Tio bar arbeioet iig en- ltnoerafoe'
ling frem | Den, og BET bar mnaife
fppffet ben; men eqers bar ben piit
pirfet ~prispnroigt.
On ioa ! epriet oenne 9eoninge.
misunderstanding ! Nor6 Dafota er
ioeeI | ale GnfeItbeoer. bet fan ieg
lite uotoIe mig ON. Nen iee me.
iaer, at 6ens MadI og &obeotnnfe er
.firft rate: Der ar.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-08-19

eaers = isrit % iremmeit iamIeOe
arafter ON Samiunoets @iisiioner-
Offs Heo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-08-19

er ifreoet for at 5 ifuae tro.
at Seius er 9riitus, @uos
Sen 90 for at 5. naar 5 tro,
ifuae baue 9ioet / bans Raon.
Sob. 20, 80 og 81.
9isie to gers er Slutnineen Al
oct eeentlige Sobannes gpangelium,
bet iremgnar al ieloe Oroene. ct
iioite aapiteI er en- ienere 9ilisieI-
ie, men ogiaa Of Sobannes.
gi logger Rerfe til to ling /
oisie to gers, y at Sobannes flyer.
at Seius gioroe mango andre Segn
for fine 8iiciples aaipn emo Dem.
ban beretter ON der fan oa 81. q
tanfes poa De andre g0an9eIiiters
9eretninger), og p at bpao ban
bar ~ifreoet, set bar ban ~Ifre0et ior
at leoe fine 2aiere til Gro paa
Sefus Tom aritus o9 SUBS
Sgn.
8enne apoitelens 9eniigt meO at
ifrioe tit @oan9elium ON ben
emo life fgr bar opret 6eitemt 10.
taft, Iaa Dor Den msot os al og til
belt igennem goangeliet.
gt TfaI blot min0e ON ct Gar Ste.
Der / g%eggnoeIien.
5 oct @pangeIiiten nGnner, at
bans eene" fife toa imoo BAN,
iaa ~Ifriuer ban (gers l2): g@3en
iaa mango. ION toge imoo BAN
Dem GAP ban 9lagt til at Ooroe
@uos gern, Dem. JON tro paa bans
9aDn."
Oct anoet Steo er Beers ii, bOor
eoangeliiten %Ifrioer: Ri iaa bans
Serlig6eo. en- 9erIigbeo, ionl en- en-.
barren Sgn bar oen ira i'm 5aoer.
fll6 al Qaaoe og Saaobeo.
Oct er iaa oct, g~oangeliiten be.
litter iie paa belt i9ennem - at
pege paa Seiu 6~erli8beo, iom De
bar iet ben, og at paabiie, bUem
Der fom til FRO paa BAN, og
buem Der inotog oct mOoattp
5orbolo.
9pg mn Wqrfe til l~lotrpffet Dfor
at 5 ifnae tro, at Seius er ariitis.
CUBS Ssn."
5 Den gamle Oueriettelie itnar
Der, gat Seius er Den ariitas, ben
SUBS Sen," oe paa enaelif itaar
Der: uEbat Seius is the Gbriit
tbe Son of Goo"
Den engeIife 9efIt er en- nsiastig
@engiOeIie af ben grpife, ioet ben
bruger ben betemte artifeI
.tbe gbriit", .tbe Son Of 600"
9aa 8anit ifuloe Oct egentIig
nsiastig beooe: at Seius er Sri.
ituien, CUBS snnen; men boerten
en- iaa0on OneriRtteIie eaer ben
4riitus, Den CUBS Sen~ er goot
9onif. Gen npe Oneriettelie ial-
Der langt beore og Iettere for Den
oanife 9unge.
gi tpnfer Der iIet life paa at
fritiiere nogen al Oberi9ttelierue,
men fun paa at frembpDe Oct, iom
er iaa nanifeIigt at fna uotrDft pan
9anif = # 3 Gbriit tbe Son
of 600"
Nanr @nangeliiten n9nner 5eius
FER, ian tpnfer ban pan bam iom
ben fenote grofet ira Nn5aretb;
ban a 10 aImin6elig fenot, ioa in.
gen fiinoe nRgte BAN iom iaaoan
Wen bbao toe man BAN for9
Oct er oct, Sefus engang ipereer
fine GiicipIe ON: ntSoem iige 5olf,
at Wenneifeisnnen err"
8i fenoer Sparet (Oat. f6, d4).
Men oa ban Iao oioere ipsrser fine
9iiciple: nNen S. bpein iige 5,
at iee er2~ iao er bet, Beter ~ioarer:
Y9ai er Qriitis, ben Ieucnoe SUBS
S6n.~
9enne OpfatteIie Of Jeius eqer
Sroen paa bam iom iaa0an, ben
fenotes Seius Deo; oct er ben iam-
me Opfattelie Of Seius, Sobanues
gennem fin geretning bill itaofpite
ener fremfaIoe.
Der er fun lopet CUBS Golf cen
&riitus,. fun cen Subs Ssn iom
Menneife, og 6enne enc er Seius
ag Na8aretb, bbis SerIigbeo De baD-
De Jet, oe / Eroen paa buem De
bopoe 2ipet.
Der fumoe iiees Iangt mere ON
4riftus, iom bar IoDet @iiosfol-
fet I ben gamIe Bagt, emo Tlaofen
Der tiaaoer, men Ri ifal bog lige
n- Qg.r
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-08-19
Set, Der befaar.
Bor Cubs Orb btiiaar spinbeIi9
frf An 81
5roet os siOst.

8esuOen gioroe Seius man-
ge andre 9esn for fine 0iiei-
pies aaipn. iom fife ere ifreo.
ne i Oenne Bog. 9ten bette
er ifreoet for at 5 ifuae fro.
at Seius er 9riitus, @uos
Sen 90 for at 5. naar 5 tro,
ifuae bape 9ipet / bans Rabn
Sob. 20, 30 og 81.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-01-27
I HIS NEW MEDICINE
SAVES YOU MONEY


We are druggists right here in
sanr town and make a living out Of
Tie DRUG business. but 1t Is because
people have 70 have drngg and not
because Ne like 70 see people suffer
1--we don't our duty Is 70 render
t3ge boss service We can, aud when
someone l. ailing. we are Interested
ln seeing them TAXI the heat medi-
e.Ha tafe h. Tar their particular
trouble We deut eseaNnteud
HHfr ats is - Aaft heliase THERE
fe eaeh lHinfs Aee don't 4s,at seH
Heal mar Than ven have to
a5t ~ sgu eet smail HHd
IHH rRwe = at a#A
Haa ect iHs aaa8 oH "a Tor
sf HE
W H#tiv 8m# afa He
fsms l. aa ia Fsas.as Hfsataa aaa
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-01-27
SALTS II BAtkAGHh
AND kiBNElS HURT.
brink io;S OF water and step eating
meat for a white if your Bladder
troubles YOU.


When Won wake up with backache
land dull misery in the kidney re-
gion it generally means you have
heea eating too much meat, says 4
we'll known authority. Meat forms
uric acid which oyerMorks the kid
neys in their effort to filter it from
the blood aud they become sort Of
paralyzcd and loggy. When your
kidneys get sluggish and clog you
must relieve them, like you relieve
your bowels: removing all the body =
urineus waste, else you have back
ache sick headache, dizzy spells;
your stomach sours. tongue is coat
ed. and when the weather is bad you
have rheumatic twinges. The urine
+ cloudy, full of sediment, channels
often get sore, water scalds and YOU
are obliged to seek relief two or
three times during the night.
Either consult good, reliable
physician at once or get from Your
pharmacist about four ounces Of Jad
Salts, take tablespoonful in Il glass
OF water before breakfast for a few
DAYS and your kidneys will then act
| fine. This famous salts is made from
| the acid of grapes and lemon juice.
combined with lithia, and has been
used for generations TO clean and
stimulate sluggish kidneys, also to
neutralize acids in the urine SO il
no longer irritates, thus ending
bladder weakness.
lad Salts Is a life saver fer rega-
lar meat eaters 1t is inexpensive.
cannot iniure and makes a dehght-
fel. effer4eacent lithia water drink
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-01-27

EASk HEARING At AUSTIN
EsRiA IN NEXT MONTH
Daily Light Special.

Austin FeSa Jan. 2- Accord
ing 10 information received here h.
Internal Revenue thIiaelef Walker.
Secretary If fh0 Treasury AeAdea
and Secretary ol Agriculture = =
iGontoA alil hp hers neraoAallA taF
the hsaiiAs = bH HeIa 90 FeufaaFE
aAl hs aaeefiaa 1t she iaeaslap
IA I'd A 9es at tAt fe 0Haf
reserve haAaa aaasg sna asa ear
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-01-27
KNIGHTS Of PYTH|As
MEET IN CONVENTION
Second District of ln;.sana pAthiaa
Communicates Meet in Laporte.
Many Delegates Present.
BY the United Press.


Laporte, Indiana. Jan. 21.-Rep-
resentatiyes from Elkhart, La Porte,
Starke, Marshall. Fulton. St. Joeph,
Eosciusko communicates of the
Knights of Pythias today altcndel!
the opening session OF the district
convention of the organization. Be
sides these commentaries which are
included in the second district, there
are more than 20 visitors from Z
dozen states of the Union. Three
sessions were planned today. This
afternoon was given over to an in
formal reception in honor of the
Grand Lodge officers, Grand Chan-
cellor Lewis, Of Seymour. Ind, de
liVered the address OF welcome. Il
this evening S session unfinished
business will be cleared up. l-ater
this evening the annual banquet will
be held with Harry b Darling as
POSTMASTER. Response viii be made
by Mayor David r. AleGiIl; Grand
Chancellor Lewis, Dr. c. l.. kepli1-
ger OF Michigan City, Mayor Ralph
Gaylor of Mishawaka. Cadmus +,
Crabin OF South Bend, W J. Mar
ply of Rochester, Harry Wade Of
Indianapolis, With other responses
by the representatives Of the lodges
at Goshen. Knox, Plymouth, Argos,
Bremen and Culver.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-01-27
The "Nlischicf Quartetie' anu
Work.

Each year the month of J4n"''s
numbers its list of victims ff9s
lntlaenza. la grippe. hronca''is
pneumonia. The prompt u7a
Foley'a noney and f'af toiale
VIII ehesk the sunset Of . '''ss
atop a tough. preventing ~"
opsaeat 10 masu serious eal''ssss
s. faa
keNR It nn hAnti tatHA AN
ttFa. aanfws
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-01-27

Excuse us for again calling your
attention to the Importance OF pay
ing your poll tax now. Next week
it will be too late,
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-01-27

Huerta's feet are gradually snip
ping from under him and the yawn-
ing abyss of political oblivion IS
waiting 10 receive him.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-01-27

Dodge cry oNsusazl girls haze
organized q Fo1d habit elub and
resolved IA ACCEPT attention irorh
no 10y driuk chow
amakoa ca eambies ln Wh4eh event
ea should saw Their esgorta. IKE
auEei visits are EaW and 98e be-
tween
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-01-27

We suggest to President Hoerta
That instead of taking the field
it would be a great deal safer for
him to take to the woods.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-01-27

Apparently Huerta has little III
terest" with which 10 figAt TO save
his principle.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-01-27

None OF the candidates Tor gov
ernor should despair The cotton
picking season viii open soon after
the July primary is over.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-01-27

ia explaining the cotton situa-
ton the Houston Post gives the
production Of nineteen counties as
per last report Ellis Of course
heads The list with 1881 bales.
Williamson coming second with to1.-
sir bales. The regularity with
which our county takes her place
II the head OF the column must
he growing distressingly monoton-
ous 10 her sister counties.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-01-27

Any erroneous reflection upon the
character, standing or reputation OF
any person, firm or corporation that
may appear in the columns of the
Daily Light will be gladly correct
ed upon being brought to the atten-
ton of the management.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-01-27

Tot palpltagian 81 tAe haHt lu1
neHaaA Fasefitf recommend taa.
saHsHs Nii ha iAksH esAHH H#
eeef heaFtA 81 ans sAasla iAklAA Ehe
ssusi fer tan
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-01-27
OftiiC FES

Directors
c. ". Simpson. I'D. Z. Cunning
ham. T. \. Ferris, \. N. Brown
ing, G. W. Kent, L. Q. Vestal. W.
A. ONabE
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-01-27

An exchange says a marked com
put into circulation viii often Ia
turn to you Wish We had marked
the one We parted with last Christ
mas
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-01-27

Obituaries, resolutions of respect,
cards of thauks-all matter not
NEWS-wll be charged for at the
rate of ) cents per line. Poetry
double price
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-01-27

The mau Who is forced by bis
wife 10 remain in bed until break
ast IL ready yields 10 his fate fath-
~ than raise ans row In tbs
family
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-01-27

H4th sama y T. aaas4ae af
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-01-27

one week from today we viii be
engaged in the selection OF city Of
iieers, After that We Will have
more time TO devote To county can
iidates
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-01-27

II the state i 70 meet all her
outstanding obligations and our
educational institutions are to have
.aH the money that is being de-
handed. We don't see how any can
didate ior governor can promise
reduction in the tax rate for some
time to come.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-01-27

Apparently Huerta has little III
terest" with which 10 fight TO save
his 'princIple.
Excuse us fer again calling your
attention to the Importance OF pay
ing your poll tax now. Next week
it will be too late,
Iiuertas feet are gradually slip
ming IRON under him and the yawn-
ing abyss of political oblivion is
waiting 10 receive him.
We suggest to President Roer'a
that instead of taking the field
it would be a great deal safer for
him To take TO the woods,
None Of the candidates for gov
ernor should despair. The cotton
picking season viii open soon after
the July primary lis over.
The advertising of Waco as the
cheapest place in the state in which
TO die is not apt to attract those
" no prefer town tn which 10
live.
An exchange says a marked com
put into circulation will often Ia
turn to you Wish We had marked
the one We parted with last Christ
mas
one week from today we viii be
engaged in the selection OF city Of
tieers, After that We Will have
more time 10 devote IL county can
didates
The mau who is forced by bis
wife to remain in bed until break
fast il ready Yields 10 his fate Hatl'-
~ than raise any row In tbs
family
The people do not appear 10 he
running over eteh other lN an ~
ian 70 gcl into fhe procession D.
h,aa any aae al ihg easaiaat.# tuf
governor
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naaaam Fasefite fesanmsaaz taa.
saasps ~ hs iAksH sslaa Nha
pNef hnara p ans aasss iAklAA sAe
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-11-24
PROMINENT MEN
T0SEE HANGING
Gov. Hunt to Invite Walter
Douglas, Epes Randolph
and Others.

Phoenix. Ariz, Nov. 24.-"I can guar
aztec that the men who were most
instrumental in defeating the bill 10
abolish capital punishment VIII receive
urgent invitations to attend the exc
cutions that are to take place at the
penitentiary December l9. Among
athose to whom invitations are to pc
extended are Walter Douglas, OF the
Phelps-Dodge company, Blsbee; Epes
Randolph, president of the Arizona
Eastern Railway company, Tucson;
George H Kelly, editor of the Douglas
International; Dwight B. Heard, owner
OF the Phoenix Republican, and Dr. ii.
A. Hughes, of Phoenix, my opponent at
the primaries"
This statement was made by gov
ernor George W. p. Hunt when the
law recurring the warden OF the penn
Tertiary to invite u reputable cltlzens
t. Witness each execution at the penl-
tertiary was called to his attentloh'
Eleven men are TO be hanged i)ecem- =
Der u. 1t is not thought likely that
the guest list will be crowded beyohu
the legal limit.
Warden r =. Sims was asked over
the telephone from Phoenix II ne IN
tended to carry out his threat ana re-
sign rather than conduct an eXecu-
ton He declined to make any state
ment or to ~ who would spring the
tran if he remained in charge.
ct is too early to begin making
PREPARATIONS he said.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-11-24
BIG WAREHOUSE IS
BURNED In VAN HORN

Van Horn, Texas, Nov. PA heavy
loss was sustained when the big ware
house Of the Van Horn Trading com
nanv was destroyed by fire. The build
ing was a total loss, only the walls re-
naming after the fire had burned itself
ont Stored in the warehouse was a
large quantity of furniture. a great
deal of hay also was in the warehouse
as well as some printing material be-
longing to the Van Horn Advocate The
furniture and hay were insured for a
in the building and belonging to A D.
Mitchell was not insured.
The warehouse was owned by Mrs.
Della Cramer and was uninsured. The
origin of the fire is unknown.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-11-24

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