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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-09-22
|OR. D. c. THOMPSON
RE TURNS FROM EUROPE
TALKS INTERESTINGLY OF WAR
STU iTiON lND EN-
pERlENtES.
Says Only Remedy Tor the Solving
OF the Cotton Problem l.
the Taxation Oh acreage
i'll 1875.

DE- D. O. thompson returned
Monday from tour OF three OF
loQf months III Europe, TINS being
ms third year to sbe at the heated
term III TINS way. tie was accom-
panied by MRS ! tomFSoA- ara
dahshter' MISS mildred aud the tIlo
were III bfuSSels at III time Austria
declared war against aeffia'
pr. thompson says the war Is
haoie 70 continue 10! some Two or
three years, ana Jh3t even no"
England is mooL!Zih& and training
an army OF enc mlihoa men to take
ti1e heio III i'4o'
lie talked Interestingly oil his eA-
peFlehees III the war ridden eouh~
tries OF Europe ana says with all
It's hardahlps and htoAFenleh,es 1t
was rather enjoyable in SENSE
yet the misery ana woe seen on e}-
cry haild' the result OF The "hr, Ma
Oh course appalling and III many IN
stances heaHt rehdlh&' "hlle busi-
ness III England Is beng transacted
as usual
Or thompson says there Is but
one way iof Inc tinted states To
soi'e the cotton pfohiem as per
'al'le TO me present surplus. and
the reduction OF me acreage heNi
year ana th&t Is Tor the hited
states congress TO place hShef
TAX on each aef3 OF Iahd
planted TO cotton next year,
lie says th!s would Immediately
create demand Tor the present
crop now beng gathered.
br' thompson lelt Mrs 1homp-
son ana MISS Mildred IN the East,
where MISS Mildred VIII enter Vas
sar Tor the coming school term.
ms many friends were glad to
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-09-22
NEW JERSEY HOLDS.
PRIMARY ELECTION
BY the United Press.

Trenton. Sept. 22.---Congression-
al nights and many contests for
county nominations characterized
today state wide primary election
IN New Jersey There being no
governor or United States senator
to be chosen this year, the primary
battle is mostly OF a local nature.
In three districts Democrats are
eontesting at the polls today for
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-09-22
BOUQUETS FROM THE
PRESS.


Thomas H. Bell. formerly edition
and business manager OF the Co
manche Chief, has become mauag-
ing editor of the WaXahachio Daily
Light and Weekly Enterprise Mr.,
Bell is one of Texas best ueNspa-
per men and we congratulate our
WaXahachie neishbors on such .
valuable addition to their sta1f-E,n-
mis- News.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-09-22

The new fall style millinery is
small in shape and sjze-hn' that
does not necessarily have anything
TO do with the price, Some one
should urge on the legislature the
establishment OF a hat commission
automatically regulating the price ot
the hat With the size OF same.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-09-22

A New England law suit which
vas fled in 1879 has Just been set
tied very large amount must
have been involved, otherwise the
lawyers could have gotten away
with the whole thing i'll much
shorter space of time.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-09-22

William Randolph Hearst sus
gests that Roosevelt, TAFT and Bry
an would make a inc peace com
mittee. There would be no peace
unless the Colonel was made chair
man Of tho committee,
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-09-22

Ii Dallas could cause one of tn,
largest English or German battle
ships to be tied up at the foot o
Commerce street during the fair i
would prove a tine drawing card.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-09-22

That new grandson UP at our
house claimed too auch of our at
tcntion last night for us to have
much time tn devote to the squib
department of the Daily Light.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-09-22

With all the Improvements that
are being made there seems TO be
little prospect of establishing a gov
ernment which can be run without
taxation
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-09-22

While We are not HE direct per
sonal representative of President
Wilson, We feel authorized to say
that he did rot mean for You to
contine your prayers Tor peace to
Sunday, October 4th. A higher
authority than Woodrow says for
You to pray without oeasing,
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-09-22

II is said that the auto manu-
faeturers have taken hold OF the
buy-a-bale movement, We see moth
ing TO hinder them from taking the
entire crop.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-09-22

Those of our friends who are
suffering with hay fever have the
consolation Of knowing that they
can beat us q death in pronouncine
those Russian names which appear
in the dispatches.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-09-22

A careful inspection of the new
emergency revenue bill just intro
duced in congress reveals the fact
that personally we Will not be seri-
ously affected by its passage
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-09-22

1t is Astated that .onp present gov
eriior and our future governor can
easily pass each othe.' by Oh the
street nowadays without pulling oil
any Damon ana Pythias stunt.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-09-22

1t seems to be close race be-
tween little Oscar aud Bob Henry
ing of the Texas cotton crop at a
good round figure.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-09-22

Texas has no right to criticise the
European nations until she shows
her ability to put a stop to the pen
nant war between Houston and
Waco
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-09-22

The Trinity University football
team has a pretty hard schedule
ahead for TINS season but the boys
will strain every nerve to give a
good account of themselves.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-09-22

II we were on the firing line we
would enter our solemn protest
against the use not only OF dun
dums' but 81 all other kinds OF
bullets.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-09-22
FIRST RECITAL GIVEN
BY FINE ARTS FACUL1 Y

Tho desires OF all VINO Went 10
Trinity University Monday evening
.vnertir,c ia haar tho rendition Of i
-,
'<.''' III li'o '>'V''''4' '''''it''
presented by the members OF the
faculty OF the Department oil Fine
Arr. Tho n.c,sio,= wa. tho -fac3tJt,,.
We '''t 'ii.1' Two Or 'l'ieS ne" i"'''t-
"e'S were i" Hiahe. the't Iiial pe"-
Int appearance III the Guy @adea u
'he Keen interest "il1'ti llad ALREADY
oeeH "ispidSe" o4 music toftf7 iii
the program 9iil'e lA7 announce men Z
me ATTENDANCE was the 1ai&eas
iAdl mas pfeh accorded me prem. =
feeitai OF the season III number ei
Years ana director H'ahth aha tae
other members OF the laGultE ieeI
hlSHI% eiated over the magnificent
reception gwen the ne" instructors.
me man auditorium ana the pate2hS
We're crowded ana every one was
deiI&hted with the entertainments
/ ne enthusiastic eAeores given at the
end OF each numbef evidenced The
general approval o. the work OF the
entertainers by the large crowd, Il
vas not mere formal applause but
1t was spontaneous and was a SIN
cere expression OF appreciation There
have been many reel'als III NaNa-
haehie where an admission was
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-09-22

rhoy ara killing 'em so fast over
in Europe that the Dallas and Fort
Worth shooters appear to have re-
tired in disgust from the game.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-09-22

Now that carbolie acid has adj
vauced 800 per cont, we look to
see bicbloride OF mercury monopo-
lize the entiie suicide trade.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-09-22

We are now told thar We cannot
xiii plover amil the year 1918.
They will be too old and tough then
for any use.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-09-22

If people had To yet into the
church by ballot We fear the black
ball would be used oftener than it
should be.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-09-22

We are glad to be able 10 advise
our readers that notwithstanding
the European war Vienna sausage
is still made in Fort Worth.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-09-22

No matter how little a man does,
it always pleasas him to be told he
works too hard.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-09-22

]. A. c. Kemble is an authorized
travelling representative of the Daily
Light, and will solicit and receipt,
tor subscriptions ana advertisements
lor this publication.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-09-22
OFFICERS
Directors
SUBSCRIPTION RATES

Entered at the Waxahachie Post
office as Mail Matter of the
Second Class.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-02-25
TO THE EDITOR

Editor Day Book: l want to make
a kick in your paper about the odor
in the street cars. live on the North
Side and l ride on different lines
home. The best one is the Broad
way car. They are washed up better
and are a little decent. They take a
lot of little rich people out to Wilson
avenue and Rogers Park. But on the
Halsted and Southport cars man
wants to hold his nose. The windows
are splashed with rain that came
down last fall or last summer and
the cracks and corners are full of
dirt and smudge. w. n. B.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-02-25

are men and women with decency in
our hearts, ignore the fact that to
prevent the necessity of this tipping
evil and the advantage vicious men
take of it, restaurant employers
should be compelled to pay living
wage.
1t is common thing, when girl
applies for a position as waitress, for
the proprietor to tell her that the
wage is only Sc or 81 week, but that
there are. plenty of tips and if she
works it right she ought to make out
well"
Not all men who tip mattresses are
vicious. Some men tip because they
believe they will get better service,
others because they think it is ex-
pected of them, but it is undeniably
true that large percentage of men
who give tips, bestoW the five, ten,
fifteen or twenty-five cent tips as
payment for the abominable insults
they offer the girl.
Yet some prOprietors of restau-
rants, their cash-drawers glutted with
profits, are willing to make pawns of
human souls, as they do when they
expose girls to the insults endured in
order to receive tips, rather than pay
them the living wage that the girls
are asking.
And it is this fact, more than any
other, that should win for Henricis
and restaurants of their kind the con-
tempt of every decent man and wo-
man until such time as the proprie-
tors place higher valuation on hui
man souls than they do at present,
even if they do not place it on service.
mEPnM DISK TO nAWMW TO BE
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-02-25
WOMAN MAKES STARTLING
REPORT ON BACK ROOMS

A woman investigator for the Chi
cage South Side Club has been hunt
ing down vice in Chicago for the last
few months and she now makes the
announcement that the back rooms
of AS saloons in Chicago contribute
to the delinquency of $4,000 girls
every "a hours.
She offers figures to back her
startling announcement. She says
she tried all the saloons she passed
and that nowhere was she refused
admission. She<covered the follow
ing territories: North Clark street to
the city limits, Wabash avenue to
22d street, and Cottage Grove ave-
nue. between .22d and 10Th streets.
"Out of 267 corner Saloons" her
report says, "all but % have back
rooms for women, and, of these, 10
have other agencies for demoralizing
the sex, such as questionable hotels
or rooming houses"
The report then goes on to tell
more about the evil of the back room.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-02-25
THE SYBARITE

''ShaIl 1 dissolve another pearl in
the chalice for your breakfast" ask
ed Charmion.
mo-" replied Cleopatra. Pearls
are too inexpensive and common
place. Boil me an egg."-N. Y.
World.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-02-25
"FRoM DUSK TO DAWN" TO BE
. ON AT MOVIES NEXT WEEK

The sensational photodrama,
From Dusk to Dawn" in which
Clarence barrow makes speech to
trial jury, will be shown at following
theaters: On Monday, March 2, The
Century, Madison and LOOMS; Tues
day, the Crystal, 2701 w. North. ave-
nue.; Wednesday, The Plaza, North
avenue near Sedgwick; and for four
days, starting Thursday, Star Hip
podrome, Milwaukee and Evergreen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-15
s6aiu's SeruidteuSss 1trtbsil.

gs 1T bic StinuHe Der Bern1tnft,
oie in George Bernard Sbatp's
gIrtiteI - eri6ienen in ser Son.
boner 9aiID geetps un6 tpieoereese.
ben I'M bieiiaen @Orlo+oerdlo =
gum 8orte fontnt. Ser geiftrei.
DIE SdriftIteIIer iagt es feiner eiee'
nen Station ms @eift, oaB ibre
Sabfu6t iie iotpeit ge6rnbt bat,
ooB iie iebt IN einen ltnriibrIi6en
4rieg bertDidelt 1T, uno ooB oas
8eIuItat 6ieies Grieses, tpenn er
fir England uno feline glairten gin.
Itig alsfGllt, rur etc groBe St1r.
flung &uBInno's ietn fam, mas ei-
ne grobere @eFobr fir England be.
oeltten fuiiroe, oIs 9elttidlot1o ie.
mails beoeiterl fonnte. Wfnn fam
Gbaip's ltrtbeiI Onriit 5uiannten.
faIien, 0aB GtlglonO, inoem es &c.
gen 9eti9lon0 Gnrtei ergriff, aus
Sabiudt an Ser Civilization Ser.
ratb iibte.
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6odber
lifbtswtrk!
ennbwtbrOtrrin nno Der Srnnenner-
eia OsNelben beipillistH $1,000
fiir ariegsnDtbleiSenos.

8ie @eItoefhi6te Seist mebrere
9eiipieIe bon probem ltneigenrlifs
eines gnujen 8oIfes oit tpenn es
aoIt, fiir's 8oterIon0 ein5uitebe1l.
CUR 3eit ols Beter bon glutiens
ben eriten areiB5iig gegen Die Siir-
fen I'M beiIigen 2onoe pre0igte, gab
oas goIf, bingeriiien bon ben fel-
rigen @orten oes 9ie6ners, nut
6reii6en Niles biIl mas es an ir-
oiiben @iitern e1tbebten fonflte;
lno ais fd ons greuBenbof Inn
Sabre 1918 gegen ben &orien geo-
poIeon iuie elm Dlann erbob, INN
oos Sronjoienioh ob3mdiitteIn, NOR
Der Opfermiitb 9lIler 70 groB, ooB
er bereinjelt in Der 8eIt oaItebt.
ltno BON benielben gpiibIen, tpie
iie ilniere gorfnbren Dor t0t Sab
rem an ben Tag leeten, pnren aud
Ssreitag sl6eno Die 0htgIieOer oes
8oritnnSes 0es Sntaba 2QnOtuebr.
oereins inO oeS 5raiten 2auOiDebrs
neretns ourborlngen, 0enn iene
$1,000, tpdfe BET einem Sor Sab.
resfriit obgeboltenen 9d5aar Der
beioen 9ereinigungen bereinnobult
tuoroen iparen, tpuroen auf benz
9lItor Oes geIie6ten, oltcn 8aterIan.
0es geopfert. 8as @el0 mar lir.
ipriinglid fir ben 9au eines Ser
einsbems beitinn1t. ginitimntig
ober lUurOe in elmer am 5reitng
abeno in Der @o6nng beg Der.
einspraiiOerten @rnIt 96nig abgebal-
tenen gcriamntIltng beidlOiien, 6os.
ieI6e oen ariegsnotblet0en0en oen
9lngeborisen Sener, Die Inn Sein
o6er glidtein fdr1pfen, 5u iibertpei-
fen. SeQe 9egeiIterung tbat ii9
f4n0, ais Serr aonig Sen 3tpef
Der 8erinmulllng erfldrte, cine 8e.
geiiterlng, oie in ben Screen nIler
8ettiden iider einen nndboItigen
8iberbaa finoen fpir6. Soft iegne
ben Omaha acknowledgements urro
ben 2anOpebr sSrdueunerein. Wtoge
ibr 9eiipiel biele 9eaddbmer finoen,
aenn Ddbrlid ME subor hnben Die
gibelporte n8obl5itbun uno Uiit.
8ubeilen bergif; es nidt benin fol-
die Spfer gefanen @ott pobl@ cine
beiiere slnueuoung gefun0eu, tpie
gerooe beute.
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4an3lrr trwartrt Grf6tigktit
bon ben l)rfinigttn Staattn!
BeOauert gng(anO'S SteGungna6me gegc
DGut(6(anO i'm Gampfe gegen 0aS
6a(6jiOi(I(irle Rugent6um.

2OnSou, 15. aluglit-eine Yadr.
conf 6rabIOie 9epeIde aus Dem
OfeiGstni5Ierntirt at gerIin eibt Elm
Suterbietu NIT Dem 0ieidsfau5Ier
pieOer. Sn bemieIben be3eidnet Der
&mt5Ier 8etbmonnsSoInpeg ben ge.
eernpGrttgen 4rieg ols einen Rnntpf
ni1f 2eben llrt0 Sob Sipiiden ben
Detti6en irno griien 1tlo fiibrt
6ie llrIuhen oes arieges nitf bic
GrmOrSlmg oes SiterreidiIben Gra.
ber5ogpaares ssrnrp 5eroitono 5il.
rid. Damn beibt es tpeiter, oab
England iidJ bic Imse beiBeriebnte
geIegenbeit ergreife, 9etitihImO
iuirtbi1nftli6 bdilterott an MAIDEN.
ySdUeren Ser5ens ieben MIR inste
Der &an3Ier, sbab gngIon6 iid3 ouf
6eiten iinierer 5eiuSe geidlogen bat,
iros Der engen INSTRUMENTATION
iutO auItHr. Die England itnO
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. sphcsf6nc.

SIN gllter Don 81 ,Sabren lit
Sans Starten, 1902 Ndaer StroBe,
nad Idngerem 2ainen geitorben. @nt
81. Wtai 5. s. 8og iib 6ur4 einen
Stur5 bon einent 6traBenbdbnDa.
gen cine @ebirneridittertng 5lt,
peIhe eine 2dbntitng oeS &orpers
3ltr 5oIge bate; Dor mebreren "a.
gen er6linOete er, lato 9reitog
aben6 Fat ibu Der 600 BON ieinen
Qeioen erISit. Seine 6rau, obgleid
ieI6it frdnfIid, pfGe9te i'm nit oi1f-
opfert6er 2iebe.
Starfen mar elm langiGbriges,
treueS MtitgIieo oes Smaba 8lntt.
oeutiden 9eretns unO eiii braber
Warn Der bon ftd) ingeu tonrtte,
bob er feiuen sseino beiaB. Sein
gbIeben tuir6 ongenein betrouert.
@r binterlGBt feline GSrau, DeI6er
mir bierutit infer 9eiIei0 ansoriiE.
fen. Sic 8eer6tgling fir6et 91ontog
pom Srauerbnuie aus auf Dem @ber.
green GrieObof unter oen auIpi5ien
beg Snabr BIottbeutiden gerei11s
1tott.
sSran Sophia 8olot, @attin BON
2oltis @olSt, 1925 2orinore g[be.,
lit 6reitag ou ben SoGgen elmer
Operation in ibrer g9obnung ee.
itorben. Sic bate ein gllter BON
43 SSobren lmo bier Ionaten er.
reibt lmO binterIaBt auBer ibrent
Marne feds &ittoer: gaa, 2oltis,
@eorgia, @iIie, Grnit unO ssrieoa.
sSrau 8olbt tpuroe in Sautbnrg ge.
boren, fam bor 80 SSobren rat 6ett
Ser. 5tanten ltno ifIob Dor 21
ssahren init Serrn 8oISt ben 8i1no
fiir's 2ebeu. Die geerOigunq fin.
BET 0lorttag Inn / 1tbr Idtnittnas
ouf Dem 2altrea Sin Brieobof itott.
Serr Goitor Otto tpiro oie 2etde1.
feier leiten. Gen trouerr0en Sin.
terbliebeneu iprehen mir unier 8ei.
leib aus.
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Au slae, Oie es angebt!
9biIaoeIphio, ga.. 13. gLna.

Bbllo0dpbln, Bds 13. Aug.
Serr g. s Seramer Der 9rGfont bes Gefmerfnldeu 9d.
ooIbuoes bat bette naebeoen pigen u0 gon5 beonOrs be-.
ber8igenspbn aufru erIain uhr allen grdOente SeGren
nO ben gdbern Der Staasoerb6no io ip6er audi allen gen
nebit entiprefn0er 2iternt 5tgeanot per0en ipir0:
guuf ale oedm 2ebre ale Die an oatiden lnibetG.
ten O baben 6 eOen erarf befGbigten Mann n6 bent.
ie 6rou gs ebIt bem gaonniulo Irai gebiben git.
orbetern SD orOere oober ale a 0e oa befdbgt o in it,.
8obnor Die gIdeu 3eihugn orgdig su Ieien mO ord
~engeano gree an Die eigenber no &eoafter iope ur
gu rn 9enisen ab Oen eS dper fdat lire @e6anfen in
auem GugGid ais8Orden oln i bet9 neOreben unb il.
arhe nf gepegte lebers in Gng6 berieteH Ialn Bie
f aus 5Derolger 9uee ndB on Der Bet geott wer0e,
Sale Gngob geidnsen miro 6ie Der eaun in xin gbnB
nit Gngan0 btnu3erren gSr men nber i iest Der erifa.
rien Station fIor 5egen. Dab MIR im6 nmer mee gmpl-
atno geben per0n uno p6e fooiaIe Maft c grger ber
gbfammuug prfIid reprdientrert
6. s. Seranuer,
grdfoeut Oes 9erfbumerifani4m goiOnaIbnnOe5.
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glmerifamer lu6en 9eittIdJe.

2onSon, 10. augult- -Siebenbut.
bert Entertainer iino aus Berlin in
amIterSont eirgetroffen, Inn it9 bon
bort aus nacb ben Ser. Stodten elm.
8ui6iffen. 9et1n 8erIaiien Der onte.
rifariiden 8otihoft purOen bic @e.
fGbrte ser gtnerifaner bon 6ett Deut'
iden init 8Irn1en seidniidt, @B'
tpaaren ltn6 8etr1ufe tpuroen tbnen
nit 1lf SEN @eg segeben ltno ibnen
cine gIadlide gfeiie setuiinidt. Nan
ertpartet, ooB $4,000 ameritaner
0eutI6tun0 perIaiian tDerOer. 9ie
9lmerifdner fino iiber oieie ibnen
ertpieienen 8reltn0li9teiten BEG 60
bes bod.
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Geltihlnro nit chamber nerbinbet,
erIteres babe iit oiif Seitet gihB.
LIMBS geitelIt, beiien 1tneri1ttlide
mO borbariihe Gredbeit lirts ben
aries oitfge3tpuuger, nm Die oeutit)e
giaiie oiird rilIiiiden RariEdristliis
Sit eriiieorieen iuio 5i itrlteroriideu.
@ir ertDnrteH OnB 6as Aehtlif.
IeitsaefiibI 0es anlerifuliihen BoHeS
es befdbieen tpirb, uuiere Gage Sit
begreifen. gsir eriDartel1, 61b bal.
ieIbe Die Sodlnse riht uon einiei-
tisem, englii6en Stdit6puntte aus
betrndten, fonoern audi ittfere Seite
ertp1een irn0 ims boae @eredtiefeit
1utbeiI tperoen Ioiien, Ole Spmpo-
tbien Der omeritaniIden geotion uer.
ben iiH oarm nlif Seiten Der bent.
iden Riiltur uno Civilization nei.
gen, tpelhe gegen bnlbofiotii1e nnO
iibertiinbte garbarenfrItiir t1m.
pfen.@
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Grfer 9anpfer OnrdJ ganamafanal.

@oitington, Is. apa. - Ser
erite 9antpfer, Der Our6 BEN Ha-
n1mmnnal poilirte, Der Griftobal';
tnn6te sic 91tr6fabrt bonn 9ltlantt'
fden nn6 oetn 8acifiiden S5em
in 111s St1a1Oen ltu6 Die 9fiif'
fabrt in 81a Stun0en. 2ekteres
oiirfte 6ie 81trhidnitts5eit fir Die
9urdfnbrtt fein, wGn Die gun5e
&anaImaidinerie in glnttem 9etrieb
iein tptr6. Ser GriitobaI ntd6te
oieie Bro6efobrten am 8. rt1o a.
9luguIt bel 25 SuB Eiefgong pno
tpurOe Sur6 Die SdIeuien bon So.
Inn lhtS 95eoro 1tiguel bon So
fonlotibeu geaogen.
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4dtaHa 9entidritnaarn.

Die 9eutit-ltngorn bon Omaha,
Siio@Omaba uno l1mgeeeno itrto
biermit frelrnSIifIt Su elmer @oiien.
nerlamlnlung tddftett Souiitag, ben
t6. gluguit, giahntittogs 4 ubr, IN
Der gobniIden yentionoG Snle on
Der 10. iino 8iIIiants Strabe einge.
Io6en Inn Sfrttte 5u thtn fir
SiiIfeleiitimg fir bie 4riegsnotb-
Iei0enbeu I'M 1Lteft Boterlnilbe.
Sl6tlugspoIl,
2etrp goaad.
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oelDtlt9t. = Selegnten fiir bic
Stants-& -&Dnbentiun in Columbus
eriuGblt. - 8eidlOfen, GdDnit.
hagen FIR af-Sar.8en 5m liefera
unO NIT Der 9eittIaen Sagfeisr
DOransngeben,
Stnrt beiudt mar oie 9erIontm.
lung oes gentralberbdnoes sSreitug
abetO I'M 9eutiden Sdits, in mel.
der 6ie 9eIegaten fir Die on %.
unO 26. 9luguIt in Columbus ltatt.
finoenoe SauptberIonrnIitng beg
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wuroen. 8etnmltlid Iino Die Sra.
fioenten Der @iryeIbereine cn uuO
fir iid| 8eIegaten uno Die iibri.
gen ipur6en in Der 8erialuntlung
eriuGblt. gintreten0e 9nfaraen lin0
6urb oen 8prlser alissufiilIen
9eidloffen tuurOe, 500 aus Ser
aaiie fir Die @riegsnotbIeioelopn
I'M alten 8aterIanoe 5n betpiltgeu.
= @enel6et iprroe, OoB Der 9eiit.
ide 9amennerein in ieiner geodrlit.
sSisung oas @lei6e getbon bn.
be. @eitern 9lbeno but Der Ouldbq
2anOnebrberein unO 8roiien 2nno-
mebrbereitl ein eiti5ig oaitebei.
Oes Spfer gebraft, inoent er feline
gnn3e &aiIe bon $1,000 fin Oieien
3pef i9enfte g}1n beiprofJ Ods
organiitrte &iiIfsperf uno eriud)te
ale 9eIegoten in ibren 8ereinen otf
fraftige ltnteritiibltng bin5utpirfen.
@enugtbultng bereitete Der grfolg
Der Notwithstanding am Conn.
tag.
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Sdreiben Dor, tporin Der ger6ano
eriu6t tpitroe, einen Sdautuagen
fir bic Boraoe Der 2ogen unb 8ers
eine 5u Iieferit. Sic Sohe rief ei.
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NIT Ser 9lnnabme elmer Melolution,
einen Sholtipagen at liefern. Gin
aomite Deficient ats ben Serren
8m. 8nppid, SerrD Gooeftburg,
guitab Saueiien, ssrou Gbos.
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tuurben ernattt, I'M 6ie SaAe oiss
5lfiibren.
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troe Ser 4riegsIage boroneegatgen
tperOen. SobaIO Die beIteIIten Set.
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lung abbalten, Inn SieIeIben Sltm
gertauf 5it oertbeiIen uno Die gor.
nrbeiteu init aIIer @tndt 5u &c.
rtetben.