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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-01-09
Ser aIte gefs.

.sn @Dlpania nabe @ponep ,ar=
ftralien) lebt Elm ebripirOiger @reis.
oer iebt i'm III. Sabre feines 2ebens
ftebt. Gr 6eiBt Gpdp Bennett unb
1T elm Bupdsei. Man peiB, oab Die
gapaseien febr lanslebis iino; aber
oieIem &rnmmidndbel miro ppbl feis
rer ben 4~ltersrdns Der 8ogeltpelt
ftreitig MAIDEN. Die cine in Brisbane
srldeinenbe 3eitI9rift erodhlt. fam
GodD Bennett i'm Sabre 1896 in oer
lImsebuns pon Gponep auf einem
bpben @utalpptus aur Welt, uro Die
beiOen Suneen zines nabe pobnenoen
ssarmers brtten Jpn berab. Settler
berblieb er itets i'm 8eiibe berielbeR
Tamilie, unb feline oer3eitige !Serrin,
Srau Sarab Bennett, Die @isentiimss
rim .ines Sotels in Splpanio, 1T Die
ltrentelin zines Der JdrmerfDbns aus
Dem adtaebnten Sabrbunoert. 8us
Otter bat allerotngs has ebrtpiiroigs
Saupt godns Ieiner einitigen 3ierot,
bes prddtDolen S9opfes, beraubt
nnb iebr entftelt. Seine Sdut 1T bon
Spriingen oltrhsogen tpie altes pore
seIldn, Der obere Seil feines G9naa
bells lit unnatiirlid lang setporben.
Gr permag Die MaistDrner ni6t mebr
dnFautnaden unb ndbrt Ii9 bon ipei-
diem 9rei. Seine geiitisen 5dbistei
ten bat er fid ieoon gum oroBten
Sell erbalten. nit einem fr6bli9sn
sMelcome gsntIemun!" begriibt er jes
Den 8efndler unb f6autelt Ii9, an
sic Srdbtftdbe feines &dfiss eefldms
mert, bin nno Der, inoem er Die ents
FicSerten Slii9eIitiimpfe betpegt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-01-09
Sin y%rensenbaHe.
Die @elfenfrenntf djat bes ffiperea
Gjrstbersoss BON Msdlentmrs. strelit.

NV
e,rsfbsr5sss BON @sdlentnrs. strelit.
Gs 1T befannt. bab Der 1904 bers
forbene GroBberaps Griebrid Dil@
belm bon Medenburg : Sfrelib elm
aussefprodener Welfenfreunb mar.
BieIfad fpir6 oiefe 5reunbfdaft duf
ben ginfluB auriidsefiibrt. ben Die
beute nod lebenbe, nit Dem 9aufe
Cumberland pertpanbte @robberaogin
Mrsufta 3aroline auf ben blinben
9emabl battle. Do1 NOR eS tpobl
mebr Der @eredtisteitsfinn unb Der
PreubenbaB, Der ben @robber5og baz
gu peranlaBte, Bel jeoer @elesenbett
fir bic Medte Der pertriebenen gunis
berldnber einautreten. Sur f9mer
ionnte CT fih in Die bur1 8ismard
b.rbeisefiibrts 8ersinisuns Der b.rt=
fden 8unbesftdattn finben, bor als
lem tpolte er iid nidt preuben un<
terorbnen. Wenn i'm Die @erbdttniHe
aud oft ba5u atuangen fp lebnte er
bod ieoe 8eSiebuns gu ben 5ohen5ol>
Tern ab unb mar ftets franf, penr
fi4 einmal ber &aiier gum 9efuh
anfagte.
Den 8ismardiden pldnen ftano
.r imrner I'm Mege, eesen preuB.n
unb 8ismard opponierte er, 70 biel
.r rur tonnte. Die GpIse mar. bab
9ismard Inn einxn Brief beS SnS
balts fdrieb, niemanb IN, Neuitr.liB
ftdnbe 10 bod, bab i'm nidt Der
arm bes beutfd.n Rei6stanslers ers
reiden fDnnte. am srobberaosliden
6oFe fanb fid niemanb, Der benz
blinben Siirften biefen Brief porsules
fen pdste. Ser @robber5os bSrte
ieben berfdieoene 2esarten, felbft
feline gemablin batte Inn ben tpabren
Snbalt bes Bismardbriefes norentbalz
ten. 9urd bic Dielen Wioerfprii@e
miBtraurifd setporben, aitierte Der
grobb.rsos isinen Rammeroiener
8ortb gu fi9, Der, neil ihm ods
Sdreiben unberItdnbli9 mar, es als
srfter tpSrtlia pieoersab. Man Fat
ntdt erfabrer. pel9e 4ntiport Dem
RmSler purbe, beaps iebp9 bas 0ers
bot bes @roBberSDss, baB in feiner
@eeenfpdrt niemanb BON preuben unb
9ismord reben biirfe, auf Den Brief.
Die pielen Wiberiprii9e Der @prleier
beranldBten Den @roBbersos aber, ben
Rammerbiener &ortb 81 feiner Der
tr~auensperfpn gu MAIDEN.
Rortb fpurbe bic re6te 9anb uno
bas @uss bes 5iiriten. Seine 4ufr
sabe mar es, Die @eii9tsausoriide als
Ter perfonen gu itubieren, Die Der
@roBbersos empftns, unb bel Nus
fabrten Dem bfinoen Siiriten iiber
feline ltmsebnng Reb' un6 4ntiport
gu {teben. asidt bate Rortb es
ni1t, CT bnrftei fi9 aber mandss err
lSlber. mas anberen @terblihep oers
boten mar. unb rdbte fih fir Die
iiblen 2aunen feines 5erren benn
AUDI einmdl auf foIsenbe Wciie:
Rad einem b0fen 9os, Der Siirf
unb 9iener IN ffyle9ter@ timmung lab.
pnrbe eine Musfdbrt unternommen.
luf elmer NeuftreliBsr Strabt fubr
Elm BoItpagen botiibtr. mas Den
@robberaos ole Srase ftellen lieb,
mem Der Wagen eebDre. nWas aais
lerlibes, 8Dnislihe 5ohett!" anttpprs
iete aprtb srimmig. r5dit's Maul,
&prt6!" brutnmte Der @robber5Dg.
Rad elmer largen 9aufe ertunbigte er
Ii9 iebp9 fpieoer. ipesbalb II Diele
Menf6en am Wasen porbeigingen.
pa Ti6 einiss poftbeamte unter Den
pofonten befcnben, glaubte Der
&ammsrbiener .&aiferliAe Beanie,
&Dnislide 5obeit!" fasen gu oilrfen,
ipentl er audi tpieber Elm dtgerli9es
.Salt's mduI, &ortb" iiber ii4 erge.
ben Idf{en mubte.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-01-09
@a1rleit Dbsr Siainna
Gin a5wenabentener Ses SbereG owbOps
8aiialo 8ia.

SHIiulp Itu.
Die aeip5iser 2~0!penjasD unO Der
.gaueruf9red" in Der griinen Stsiers
mari rufen cine .tpabre" 0ei6i9te
in grinnerung, Die einem ensliiGen
Slntte DOR elm paar Sabren BON
einem 6reunbe uHb Sagbgenplien
Buffalo Bills, bes beriibmsn gops
bop, aufge-seben pprben lit. Der
beriibmte Mann bette genls bon Der
2aiiDjagb auf Ginber, genug BON
benz aabmen Wtlb in Qmerita
i'm, ben &6nis Der gofpbops, brdnste
es, ii9 i'm &lmpf nit Dem 26nen,
benz aDnis Der gitrs, gu meiien. So
sins er penn mad afrita, lpo es be-
tanntli9 mod cine reide SiilIs Der
groBen &aBen gibt. llnb er bait.
Slid. 9tm idparasn Stiff mar Is,
in Der Idbe bes 8~ebonstales, mo- bic
9unOe bic Spur elmer 20pin fanz
ZEN. lber ntbt pie bic bIniierten
@uropder Dollte Der 4meritaner iein
Wilo erlesen nit BUILDER uRb
8lei! aein, nit benz Gaffo poIlte
er Is lebenOis fansen. Rdh ettpa
3pei Stunb.n batten bic tiibnen So
ger bas Sier In feinsm G9lupfninteI
in ben Gelfen aufaeitDbert unb es
nit pieler Wiibe in bic fla9e gbens
setrieben. 4ber bic f1laue 8sstte
pubte allen Nngriffen Der laiio5es
pebrten Reiter gefdidt ausaupei9en.
Bon 8uid gu 8ui6 tro9 iie, 10 bab
es unmDsli9 mar, ben Sangriemen
auf iie gu f9leubern. Oils enO!ih
Elm Sieer i'm 8esriff mar, ben 2affo
81 fdpinsen. budte iid bic 9Dtpin
gum Sprunge, 10 bab Der Mann Is
fir better bieIt, fein RoB our 5lldt
gu penben. 9interber bic Bette.
4Is Elm anberer S%dsersmann nun
feline DurH9linae auf iie anlegte.
ipenoete iie iid sesen bieien. aud
Der nabm ReiBars, 10 fdnell i'm bic
Bferoebeine tragen pollten. Nun
fauerte fi1 bic pierbeinise Maieitdt
hinter einem 0prnenFtraud nieber
unb brittle Dor Mut.
9ieien Moment benuBte elmer ber
Gptpbops, benz Sier bic 5ansf9linse
iiber ben &opf gu perfen. 4ber er
triumpbierte gu friib: SIN Nu bate
Iih bic 2Dntn nit tabendrtiger Sc
i9pinbiateit befreit. @ber biefe
Saeo bebogte ibr 9anS unb gar ni6t;
lie aog ii9 in bi4tss 9eitriipp ous
rid. 9fls man Ie enblt6 pieber ins
freis 5eIb gefdeudt bate, peritedte
fie Iid IN einem ftrau9bepa9ieuen
MoIftrlo9. Sluss purbe bies ums
itellt. Sin Sdeer leste bic S6linge
rings lin bic Seffnuns. pnrf bas
Gnpe bes 2aiIos iiber einen ftarfen
Saumait unb befeitiste es iobann an
feinem Sotteltnopf. l1nb iebt trat
Der grobe Colonel unS 2DpeniGeer
felbit In Mttion: Mit einem lansen
Stod bepaffnet, f9ritt er an bic
8rube beran unb Had 70 lanse bin=
elm, Biz bic arnte &reatiir tpiitenb
emporfprons. MsbaIb CAB Der Sd
ger nit benz aoiip ieinem pferbe bic
5porsn, unb i'm uddften aisenbtid
bling Der 2Dtpe 5appelnb in Der
Sdlinge an 8aumaft. SIN nit
2aifos 70 au feffell, bob er fi4 ni6t
mebr riibren tonrte, ipdr bds @srft
neniger -Minuten, unb nun fplrbe
Die unaliidlihe MiiItenfGnistn i'm
Triumph ing Eager gei6Ieppt unb
nm einen biden 8num ge6unben mo
bic tiibnen Sdser allerlei 8ursfpeiI
nit ibr trteben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-01-09
aidterideinnuscn bel GrSbeben.

Die Grobeben, als unbeimlidite
aller sepaltiamenH aturerfheinlneen.
Iino %beionoers bqau .geeignet, bonn
Golf bon dllerhafh @asen uEitleis
set 5u petoer, seraoe oesbdlb. neil
man mi. Den bDhff enttpidelten Sins
ncn BON ibnsn feIten etpas fpabr@
nebmen lam. Carbohydrates
trmnen alleroirgs 3peifellos Dor,
aber Sererfdulen unb 2i9tbliBe, Die
eefeaentlih Bel Grhbeber beota6tet
iporben I'm Iplien limb ni6t superz
FGHie genltg be5cuet. Der i@talieni-
ite GrbbebenferfGer grofefpr @dlli
bot ullerniHgs ni6t ipeniaer ais 148
tttbsffiiittg algsit ffBtdsr Rddridten
hrm Snbre SO D.. Gbr. bts gum Sob
re 1910 suldmmengeitellt, ater er
bat babel bod niht ollie Sd1gsnoNen
pon Der SatiG6li6teit iol1es Gr-
beinnngen iiber3eugen f5ni1en. Mdn
inuB e6en b%eOenten, odB Der S9red.
5tt burh Elm Grobe6en srre9t tpir0
fehr Iet6t Su iDbiettiben 2tbt6tIbern
aotr dnorrer NpgentduIAungen fi6=
rem fam.
Sn nelerer Belt, no ste Raturz
bspbdBtpue beFer begriinbet unb
1psgehilost 1T. liegeil ipi6eriptedens
De Mieloungen ror. Der betiibmtt
@iEfspnom 9ater Secdi fptes BEL Sc
lc0stbeit Des @robebens pon Ror@
cia 1859 na6, nub ollie ShiIberunz
gen bon 8eleriGuIen unb Slamnel
nidtig narerl. Mlleroings bate oiefe
&ataftrppbe BEL bellem Sage itat!ees
funben, Bel 6am lieurtf6ea CRIB
beben bon 1887 mar Der Haiurfor=
fber Bartlett bagesen geneigt gene
fen, fliidtiee Qi9terideinungsn an
s%uertennsn unh auf Die @ntSiinouns
ron @apefelipo Ieritpff ober aobs
ienpaferfoffen 3uriidsufiibren, Die
drs Der GrbIpaIte dufgebrunaen Dd=
rem.
Brof. Naamemnone bat jeb. bic
Srage dufs nsue unteriuGt. Sci ei=
nsr Reihe bon @rbbeben III er sen
8trinten iiber biz 8eobahtungen bon
2i6terfdeinunger nit mog.iditer
@riinOlidjteit radgeganeen. Smmer
bat er lire bolli9e t6dltlpiigfsit ers
mitteln sonnen, pber es tpnnie gum
minbeittr i%pdhrIbeinli1 gema6t fpers
ben, bdB Die beobaGteten @rlaeinun
gun ni9ts init nem @robsben 81 tin
eefabt batten Ranentiih iper6en
S:ernffnuppen !1icht felten oamit in
ittberedti9ten 5nIammetGung ge
5radt. Die einaige Mbqli6teit
i1eint oorin 81 bsiteben. oob burd
Gin @rSbeben bic eIettyiFmen 2el
t~ungsora6te IN 8eriibrung deraten
uitn bic gilsnra bon eIettfifdeH
Nitnten neraNiaHen
3nr @rinnerun9 an BE
8iebergeninnung gbrianopsls bnt bic
tirfil6e Regierung cine rleue Serie
-. on u .r.L xglytaV Ft-tg-a " HNr -.sII
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-01-09

RealiH. Sic: .a9. fieb nal.
gdoB, 1T Die tleine @aie nidt
fiiB9a
Gr: sd babe nod ni6t oaran sss
tedt.4
@ttfbtiite. Staotsanipalt:
,Mtine Serrsn Sef9porenen, oieIer
ountle 8unft I'm 2eben oes Ingetldg-
ten pirft Elm grizzlies 2i6t uuf ieinen
gbdratter.4
81 tBgIadt. Bauer Gin Der
sanomirtIboftli6en @erlammlung, ais
tin S9riftieler einen 8ortrag ge6dl=
zen. unb er Iid oieIem geseniiber Dor
ser @eriammluag beoanft): .0as
niBt Sbr ia ole Sugeben, feitosm
mir ben Serrn Sottpr 30 tennsn, be-
trodien mir ods Rinbpieb unD ote
3ddt BON einem sars anoerea Gianos
tuntt!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-01-09

Dos Stabtgebtet 9res6ers
bot cine @roBs bon 17,29Y Qcres,
IpGbren0 Berlin, ber 8epDIterunq
rad sic ar6bte Staot, MIR cine
@runbfIdds ron 1896 acres be4
ostt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-01-09
Rad Dem gaSpoI.

@is bas MitgIieo ser 86ntgIiaen
@eograpbif6en GsieGf9Gft 5, Softer
Stdfboufe jeBt betannt gibt, III Die
@%usfenbun9 elmer neuen britif9en
antarttiI6en Expedition, bic i'm anz
fhluB an Scots Spridunqen oas
bisbsr md ni6t unterIuhte &0nig
GSiparb yII.s2anb erfprf6en nirb,
nunmegr enO9iltig gei9ert; Der
Plon Der G~rpsoition itebt feit, unb
Die 9orbereitun9en BADEN bereits Be-
gpnner. GtaGbou5e iibernimmt itlbIt
Die Sibruns, nomit gum erffen Male
Elm Qudter bic 2eitune elmer Solar
e. peoittpn fiibrt. .@be mein Syreunb
Scott feline lebte Sabrt antrat,
brdngte er mid immer fpieber, cine
niBeni6oftli9e Expedition CUR gr
fori6ung bes &0nig Gouarb Wiz
2anb 81 unternehmen. Inn bie &iiz
itenglieoerung urb 10 bel als mDqs
li6 BPM Snnern ipifenI9aftli9 auf=
5~unebmen. Die gfli6t, Sic ib baz
mails iibernabm, bat nun 5ur9ilounq
ter neuen G~rpsb;fion gefii6rt, bic i'm
tummenben 9fueuft Ole @usreire BON
Gnglanb aus antritt.@
Sa has gauge @ebiet nod ME BON
einem MenT9enFuB betreten ipurbe,
iino DertDole 5eftltelluneen gu err
boffer, Die expedition miro ipsoer
Sunbe nod Ypnba mitnebmen, olle
S6litten Tonen bon MenTden aeaoz
gen perben. Der Gtamm ser Seils
ne1mer tpiro bur9 GeiIegefd6rten
Scotts aebilbet.
Die S6DGqertn bts
2on6pner 8arpns ION RotbI6iIb.
Srou MertbeimItein, 1T ouf elmer
RetIe bpn Snodpsft nud 8robpar
rein cine Sofae. in Ser Iid Elm
8rillontf9mud I'M @erte bon $40.
900 UNI bares GeIb In S56e BON
$500 bsfanbtn, gsitpblen pprSeft.
9Is Sieb fpII elm iunaer Monn In
@etrntlt tommsn, Der Teit einioer
Seit ouf Der Gttede 8ubapsits !aron
ltdbt III her Uniform zines Giien<
bd5nh,nmtsn G4pinbeleien unb
@iebitdhle btriibt.
LMHf.eHE
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-01-09

SIR @rinnerung an BE
@isbergeminnung 9brianopsls bnt bic
tiirtti6e &esiernng cine ilele Serie
bon @riefmarteu hetausgegeben. Die
Morfen Seieen bic @nfi6t Ser Selim.
moIdee in abrianopa. 5ie pirb
h brei @erten, al 10. 20 unb Al.
8nra, in griinsr, roter unb bIausr
Norbe hsraeitellt.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-11-03
IDEAL WEATHER
OVER COUN TRY
INST RES LARGE VOTE IN MOST
or THE STATES OF
UNION.
National Interest Conferred in New
House of Representatives.
Prayers Throughout Ohio
for Success of Pros.
By the United Press.

Washington. Nov a With ideal
weather in practically the entire
country the interest in today S
election became intense and reports
from every section showed that a
good average vote was being polled
National interest centered in the
election OF the new house of repre-
sentatives, one third OF the senate,
seven woman suffrage elections, six
prohibition elections. elections of
governors i'll twcnty-nine states and
local elections in every state in the
union.
In Ohio all of the churches were
open and prayer was being offered
for the success of the prohibition
amendment. Church bells were
sounded every hour appealing to the
voters to support this issue.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-11-03
CALLS NURSERNMEN'> MEETING
Commissioner koue Ask. Conference
% Discuss New Fruit Disease.

Austin, Texas. Nov Nursery
men and growers Of citrus fruits
have been called by Commissioner
Of Agriculture Ed r. kone to meet
III Houston. Nov. 10, to discuss
methods for Graduating a new citrus
fruit disease. Commissioner Kone
has issued the following call,
The appearance in the southern
part OF the state OF "a new danger
GUS citrus fruit disease-citrus can
ker-preseuts a new problem TO be
solved by this department and those
engaged in the development al the
citrus fruit industry OF the state.
This department shall resort to
every known method To control and
entirely eradicate this most danger
Gus disease, which, il permitted to
spread, will menace ii not destroy
the citrus fruit industry OF our
state, The drastic quarantine
a against citrus fruit nursery stock
by other states where citrus fruits
are grown make IL necessary that
this state inaugurate protective
measures also. ! realize the import
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-11-03

with all the instruments used IN an
orchestra as we'll as IN band. lie
acted upon this conviction, and II IS
remarkable fact that Mr.. Santei-
mann could, if the necessity arose,
play any of the fifty and more in
struments used by Ihe Marine Band
Oh the present tour
Al the age OF eighteen Mr.. San
lehman enlisted a. d volunteer III
the band OF the 13Ath Infantry
Regiment. then stationed in Leip-
sic, one Of the great musical centers
of Germany. For three years his
connection With this band continued
and afforded him the best possible
opportunity not only to aeqnaint
himself with the intricacies of the
different Instruments, but to asstmi-
late the exceptional advantages in
the field Of music, especially instru-
mental music, which are offered to
the student in Leipsie. At the con
CIuSIOn OF MS term OF StfN zee, he K
sumed his studies on the violin and
in harmony and composition, and
after another three years sojourn in
leipsic he came to the United States,
having accepted an offer from Phil
adelpha. When the Philadelphia
engagement terminated TWO offers
we're made to him; one from New
York, and the other ia enter the
United States Marine Band. He
chose the latter and in 1887 enter
ed the Band as its first fiolinist and
baritone player. After service OF
eight years he retired from the Band
and organized an orchestra, which
in short time became one of the
musical attractions OF the National
capital, but in the Year following
his retirement he returned to the
Band, this time a5 its leader.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-11-03
HISTORY Of LEADER
Of THE MARINE BANJO
LIEUTENANT WM. III. SANTEI-
MANN WAS BORN IN HAN
OVER. GERMANY.
Descended From Long Line OF Musi-
cians--t hose Violin as Il Spe-
cial Stud, But Can Play
Fifty Instruments.

The many music lovers Of this city
who are planning to hear the con
cert by the famous United States
Marine Band at ChautauQua Park
tomorrow night, Nov 4, viii be glad
to know the history of the great
Bands equally great leader. Lieu
tenant William II. Santelnann was
born in the province Of Hanover
Germany. Descended from a long
line of musical ancestors he show
ed, when still quite young. a mark
ed talent for music. He chose the
violin for his special study, and at
the early age of fourteen took UP the
study Of harmony, The further he
progressed in this study, the more
he became convinced of the great
advantage of acquainting himself
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-11-03
WAR AVOIDED
BY APOLOGY
GRAND VIZIER OF TIfkt'
APOLOGIES TO THE
TRIPLE ENTENTE.
TO MAKE AMENDS
The Operation of the Turkish fiee'
Was Without Sanction OF the
(.oyernment.-To Recall
Warships.
By the Associated Press.

London, Noy. 3. - The Grand
Vizler of Turkey has apologized Oh
behalf Of his government Tor the
warlike operations OF the Iarhlsh
fleet under German commanders HI
the Black Sea, but it was SAID an
thoritatlyeIy Yesterday evening that
the Porte will have to 20 very mueh
farther tnan this before the powers
of the Triple Entente will agree to
resume friendly relations with the
Ottoman Government.
1t was disclosed i'll a statement
issued by the French government
yesterday evening that Turkey, IN
reply to note presented by Russia,
France and England on Friday last,
agreed to recall her fleet from the
Black Sea, but refused to dismiss
tie German Officers from her hips,
and that as it was belize ed she could
not maintain q passive attitude WITH
out doing this, the Ambassadors OF
the entente powers demanded their
passports and they have left Turkey.
There is every reason to believe
that despite the apology Of the Grand
Vizier, which, it Is understood,
comes from the peace party i'll the
Turkish cabinet and may not be ad
hered to by t.nyer Pasha. the Minis
ter Of War. and his Young Turk
followers, France. Russia and Great
Britain not only will demand repara-
ton for the Warike operations. of the
Turkish fleet in the Black Sea, but
Will insist that Turkeys entire fleet.
or, at any rate, the cruisers Goeben
8resIau and Hamidieh be put out OF
commission until after the war, Tur-
keys security being guaranteed in
he meantime.
This would give Russia such supe-
riority in the the Black Sea that
there would be no danger OF Turkish
aids It is suggested also that de
mobilization OF the Turkish army
would be demanded. which would
mean that those troops which have
crossed the Egyptian frontier must
be Withdrawn.
however, as the terms Of Tur-
keys apology, which apparently was
made i'll London, have not been pub
ilshed and must he considered by the
entente powers before the apology is
accepted or refused, there seems TO
be a long way TO 90 before diplo-
matte relations between the Ottoman
government and the allies can be
reSumend
An added difficulty to the situa-
ton is that the Ambassadors of the
powers have left Constautjnople
which will make it troublesome to
ascertain whether the whole Turkish
cabinet coneurs in any agreement
reached.
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Rural { aIl'ier> Paid.

Austin, Tex. NOV. 3-Incle sam
for the quarter ending Sept 80,
1914, spent over half million dol
lars that farmers and rural resi-
dents of Texas might receive their
daily budgets OF mail, Edward A.
Junck, rural paymaster, has just
finished mailing checks to the rural
carriers The figures for the last
quarters payroll are Rural car
riers, regular men, $549, oS6.02;
substitute carriers, $i7G4a.S3.
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DEMOCRATS TO RETAIN
CONTROL. OF CONGRESS.
BY the Associated Press.

Washington Nov. 3--There was
nothing in the early returns today
indicating the upset OF the predic-
lions OF the democratic leaders that
they would retain control of CON
gresS.
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4 NEGRO Is iN\CUtD
BY MISSISSIPPI MOB,
BY the Associated Yress.

Memphis, Tenn, Nov tom
Burns, a negro, Was taken from the
sheriff at fernando, Miss, today by
a mob and lynched He had assault
ed white man.
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President Votes al Prime tou.
Daily Light Special.

Princeton, n J., Nov, 1.-Two
minutes examination of ballot
and President Wilson, who came
here today from Washington, voted
the straight democratic ticket from
top to bottom.
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Light Vote at Dallas.
BY the United Press

Dallas, Tex, Nov. 3.-An exceed
ihsly light vote was cast here this
morning. Reports from over the
state indicated less interest than
usual IN today's election.
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reSulnend.
SWISS PRESIDENT TO
APPEAL FOR PEACE
BY the United Eress.

Berne. Switzerland, Nov. 3.-FoI-
lowing the united demand by So
clailst members of parliament
President DR.. Arthur Hoffman today
announced that he would immedi-
ately try to get all neutral powers
TO intervene i'll the interest OF
peace.
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ceived here Indicate that light
vote is being poled all over Tho
state today. The success of the
three constitutional amendments is
very much in doubt.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-11-03

The average lawyer has to waste
a lot OF oratory in order to keen In
practice.
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> 80 >>>%> -
TURKS ORDERED
TO LEAVE, RUSSIA.

BY the United Press.
Petrograd, NoY. }. - All
Turks have been ordered to
leave Russian territory within
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Light Vote polled Over State.
Bv the Associated Press.

Austin, Tex, Nov, 3 Reports r
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1914-02-11
PERU's PRESIDENT ExILED.
Former Revolutionary Leader Enters
Palace and Assumes Reins.

Lima, Peru, Feb. 5.-The Presi-
dent OF the republic of Peru, Gnil-
lermo Billinghurst, was taken pris-
oner to-day by military revolution
ists He was taken to Callao, whence
he will be sent into exile.
The rebels suddenly attacked the
Presidential palace this morning I'M
der the leadership Of Col. Bencvldes.
Con. Enrique Varela, premier and
minister of war, was killed in the
sharp fight which ensued. Dr.. Au-
gusto Durapd, former r"Vriutirn-
a"v lAader, who was sough. by the
police yesterday, took pos session of
the palace. 1t is generally believed
that he will organize a lew govern
ment.
The attack on the | alaCe began
early to-day. Thousands OF the in
habitants dashed into he streets
alarmed by the firing. SoldierS were
ordered TO fire volleys into the air
to prevent the formation Of crowds in
the streets. They kept the panic
stricken people moving.
Near San Pedro church a civilian
hystander was killed by bullet.
Alarm prevailed throughout thr
city. Banks and stores we're closed
and private houses barricaded. Street
cars, however. began running befure
noon.