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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-08-28

| Henllold hertil er Selvkon-
troll den n0dvendige Forbere-
delse til Frihed, eftersom Frihed
er den eneste Atmosfare. i ,hvil-
ken Selvkontrol kan blive I'D
@vet.
ALE disse Principer er tilstrak-
kelig velkendte i ct Land, hvor
Selvstyre er bleven praktiseret i
Aarhundreder. Men denne For
trolighed med Frihedsvaldet g9r,
at man oliver ligegyldig med
diets Overholdelse. vi er altfor
vennede til Ideen ON, at ALE
har Opfattelsen at de herhen h9-
rende Forhold, til at betvivle, at
,nogen like sku1de indse Var-
diem at den hellige og ukrenke-
lige Frihed. Men her er Diet, at
vi er tilbdjelige til at tage fell,
og der like i Twill ON, at vi
.l6ber Risikoen at at. miste wore
fri Ud6velser, fordi. der er man
ge, som like tilfulde inser Wig
tigheden at at beware Selvkontrol
som Basis for Friheden og som
s6ger at 1iste deres Mening ind
hos Naboen.
Og netop paa dette Punkt lig-
ger den Fare, som truer wort
Land i Djeblikket. Tillid til
Folkets Selvkontro1 synes at vac
re tabt hos mango at wore Bor-
gere, som aabenbart har fattet
den Overbevis1aing, at Landet er
we'd at blive @delagt formedelst
at like allie har samme Mer1ing
som de har. Og de indsender
Forslag i Massevis, s6gende at
foreskrive, hvorledes allie og en-
hver har at opf6re sig paa for
skellige Omraader. Som ON vi
like havde altfor mango Love i
Forvejen. Selv den NEST lovly-
.dige Berger bryder ju Love j
Dusinvis hver, Dag, der gaar,
uden at vere j Stand til at hin
Dire Diet.
Der er for mango Love. ..det
er, hvad der er. Men der er like
Low nok. Love kan foreskrive
log forbyde .saameget de vii, men
hvis, like F0lelsen at Ret og
Dnsket ON at vile gore Ret og
Skel er boende i Folket, saa duer
Lovene til Wandsbeck.
10 mere Vi udstyrer en- Mand
med Krykker, des svagere bliver
han paa sin Fody Des flere Love
Vi laver for at foreskrive Man
dens Opf6rsel, desmindre vii han
stole paa sin egen D@mmekraft
til at gore ,det rette, des mindre
vii han blive j Stand til at Be.
stemme for sig selv, 10 mere, vii
selvkontrol forsvinde og blive
til null og nix. Evnen til at hyde
Friheden wills krumpe ind og til
sidst do I'D. .
Den Tendens j wort offentlige
Liv, som er kritiseret, er bleven
udstrakt til wore Skoler og til
Hjemmeopdragelsen. Mere og
mere er neutrality-suspicious. bic
II GEenpffrnpf nil hIine
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-08-28


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oanife Mnno, en- i apuiasbera, en-
i aiel % en-. i @reslau; iloos iu,oo
MusIono, moo Nronfriq, mos Set
balpe europa. 5lqos for Tnif1on0.
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ems oisie Dunifere ! Morblespia:
set bier Sen pfouomiife GA retsli.
oe 5toti1tif. heller fife be6re @ol-
.boter. set pi1er heres Mi6nesbnr6
ira l9ienesten, not }oos oI1ere0p !
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iIesnio men ;soIf INN NOR sore
oeltoo i grrfnino efter .arnfnino,
fla n0Stsbte al 6en @tot. hnis mor.
oerret So me6 here's Slim hothp be-
toIt. Il
9nn Monostr,ot % oonif SRI
mnu6smoo: set oiper @ol0oter. So
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uotalte, Sc bill qigre 6eres Wliqt
fuIotm6. Mf Sc Men0, lea for lite
en- llge iioen talte me6 / oeres fire.
beige stuer, i oeres bpggelige
Stem, fps for @ranlen, er allerebe
mi nogle i Jengiel % maoife a6-
fillige gaaet til 8unos / @eiterbo-
bet eller iprgngt / 2uften meo tpife
@otailloner foran belgiife Gaitnin-
ger. Yao anore penter &atnpen,
2ibcl'erne, Gp6en oeo @uslan6s el-
Ter. Sranfrigs @renie.
:
Self neoe peo 6le1sborg font to
1t11ge Gamer mo til en- gammel 8a=
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mort? set nor set. Sc olIe tolte nm.
moro, pn6 m, nprpa poc+ 9or 9
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-08-28

l n |l|||I |I|||'|llI||II | gkss \ u ~ |||l|||||| l|I|||| n
- 80 81. - =- y - - an
Husband har eoppttaget Frank
rig, STAIR endnu like iii den
russiske Generalstabs Raadig-
he'd
Der er, kort sagt, foretaget
store Rustninger j Rusland og
Frankrig Diet ;sidste Aar, men
kun Tyskland har helt gennem-
fort sin Harreorganisation.
At fore Krigeil soffensivt er
alle Stormagt-G eneralstabers u
sen. Den. %preussiske General
stab har under Molkte visit Wei
Ell j Praxis, og hans Efterf@l-
gere, ogsaa den n%uvaerende tvs
Ike Genera1stabschef, der barer
hans Navn, har fulgt og dyrket
hans Theori. Der er ingen Twill
ON, at den tyske Harledelse
vii folge denne Theorisi Praxis,
og den har allerede givet KRAFT
tige Beviser herfor'.
Den tyske Harledelse har al
| .EofL x. l-HE#H .+# -
It'd havt den Plan, naar den
skulde fore Krig med to From
ter, mod Vest og mod Dst, at
benytte sin i og for sig uheldige
g%eografiske Shilling til at I'D
nytte de Fordele, som Operatio-
nerne paa den indre LIME kan
yde den, we'd en- lynsnart gen
nemf@rts Offensiv mod Frankrig,
der medf@rer en- forel@big De-
fensivkrig mod pst, Denne tvs
ke Felttogsplan var ligefrem gil
vet we'd den langeo It'd, som den
russiske Mobilisering MATTE
krave: Den tyske Generalstab
skal have regnet med, at den
her havde ct Forspring, der til
lod den i~2o Dage med Sikkerhed
at anvende sin Hovedstyrke mod
Vest.
Hvorvidt denne Beregning nu
holder Silk, kan v@re tvivlsomt.
Den. tyske Krigsbestyrelse har j
ethvert ,Tilfalde we'd den sidste
Harfor6gelse lagt Diet enc at
de nyoprettede Armekorps =
Diet andet er henlagt til Saar-
brucken ~ we'd. den russiske
Granse, i Allenstein.
bet galder for den tyske
Harledelse ON at hindre den
Plan, der blew fremsat med
stor Tydelighed i Diet franske
Tidsskrift de Correspondent
for IS. December 1888 at en-
anonym Forfatter, som efter
t"Koln. Zeit."s Pariskorrespon-
dents Opfattelse. "djensynlig var
godt underrettet fra officielle
Kilder."
Oct har" - he'd Diet i "Le
Correspondents Artikel "for
os (Franskmaadene)) like Spor
at Interesse, at Rlsland kan TO
retage store Trpppesamlinger
med Front mod Dsterrig".
bet afg@rende Spprgsmaal lig-
ger i Preussen. Kiew-Armeen
maa indskr@nke sig til at OBJ
servere den 9sterrigske Arme og
hindre Budapest, Kassa- og
L~emberg-Korpsene i at gaa Of
fensfvt frem mod den venstre
Flanke at den i Warschow-Eg-
men samlede Har. Kiew-Armeen
b@r holde sig til denne afven-
tende Rolle.;; SEW en- heldig Of
fensiv wilde vaere unyttig, da den
like Wide bidrage noget til en-
SER over den p%reussiske Ar
me, og wilde vere vardilds,
naar denne slog den russiske
Arme. Hvis Rusland yirkelig
vii gavne os, maa den like ha-
We noget 'andet Maal end Ber-
lin. Men. Fremrykningen mod
Berlin er like mulig for Rus
land fra Warshow, hvad der
aabenbart Wide vere den ideale
L9sning J; Rusland maa a1tsaa
strax og uden at spilde en- Dag
traffe sine Forholdsregler til
at sikre sig at. kunne rykke
frem med Grodno som Basis,
idett den russiske H@r paa
1 nr Z l 49, 80. - ~ +8 -.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-08-28

Sfibene. Oscar II" at geon-
GaraDian-M Sine 5forloo ari-
itiansian6 sen Is. glug. meb 1107.
&aslagerer og pentes til Seem Dod
ben 25. Nrg, bporfra BET igien az
.goar til Sfdnoinapien ben :. 5ept.
e. rSreoerif VIII a1,fom til
ariitinnsfanb ben %. aua. slIt
bel. Set afQoor berfra igieen pod
Eibagereiien til amerifa, oen Ste
Sept, % er faloig ! Netp gorf
Sen Ia Cert,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-08-28

aipbenbapn, q. slug. @nsiernes
pffnperins al bet meite at Ut
&rensien % Eummern bar .fren-
falot en- &anif ! Berlin. Manae
belbabenbe &orsere / Berlin er alle-
reoe flpstet bertil. sibfte Meboe.
lelier BERTH tpoer paa, at sprfiet
! benne l1se pil aabne ari9 paa
SHE.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-08-28

, Ser foreligger IL 5nnofpniebeo uuarfombeo. 5ebefDe9s5fuet er5
for,4 at l1bifIneen Of Seoefoag peo ct at be beoite \ gereen. 2otale
Deinneiota sfote Soft, sen Mr. Il 11ofhlere pl bipe. ftarft reprnieu.s
IL. sen, Sit blue Ell al Sc fgriel teret. .SGa
II gunerifa. Gen Dor / oe iiofe tol Tadinser lat 2ollars ny blreeS
lurs tubraaet igl international 9psI bortamt 4 ANrsnner@a -M
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-08-28

--Er.
lin. Men. Fremrykningen mod
Berlin er like mulig for Rus
land fra Warshow, hvad der
aabenbart Wide v@re den ideale
L6sning j.. Rusland maa altsaa
strax og uden at spilde en- Dag
traffe sine Forholdsregler til
at sikre sig at. kunne rykke
3frem med Grodno som Basis,
idett den russiske H@r paa
Marchen tilintetg9r den preuss-
iske KGnigsberg -Allenstein-
Armee."
Den franske Forfatter REGIME
de her med, at de strategiske
Jernbaner, som Rusland havde
forpligtet sig til at anlegge for
Diet afa Frankrig ydede Lam, var
fuldf9rte. Der er de like, men
j tHovedsagen VII den russisk.e
Herledelse sikkert s6ge at
gennemf@re den j lie. Core
spondant' skitserede F~elttogs--
plan: Defensiv mod Dsterrigg-
Ungarn, Offensiv mod Tysk-
land. Hovedsp6rgsmaalet 81
her. ON Conrad v. Hotzendorf
,er Mand for at krydse denne
Plan. Den tyske Hsrledelse vii
aabenbart s@ge at standse Ell
Ter dog forha1e Diet russiske An
greb. we'd DEMONSTRATORS mod
St. Petersburg - faar den tvs
Ike Harledelse we'd hurtige SCI
re mod Vest friere HWnder, VI
den sikkert s6ge at genneamnfd6r'et
5et Angreb mod den ru lsisds;ls
Hovedstad j stor Still,
Dem tyske H7;erlledetlse VII
ethvert ETillffalde sGge saa hun;
.tiggt som muligt Ertal1lsiall
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-02-18
CREATES A FURORE
johnson Insists that District oil Col
umbia Should Pay All Its Own
TaNes-Seheme strongly
Opposed.
BY BURTON k. STANDIsH.
Written for the Iaiied Press1

Washington, Feb. Battling
Ben" Johnson. representative from
Kentucky, and known to fame b.
cause OF his near-fist fights and
his self-eonfessed proelivity for tot
ing gun" is not extremely popular
with society folk here. Also the
real estate agents just positively
ahudder when they hear his name.
It's al! because johnson dalyed deep
into musty tones and discovered 4
precedent whereby he insists that
the District Of Columbia ought to
ray all its city expenses, instead
of saddling the federal govern
ment with half of them. as has bean
the case for nearly third OF a
century.
johnson, being 4 democrat, and
naturally a bug for the democratic
economy stuff, has been making the
rich society folks and the real-es-
taters shake in their several boots
pretty nearly every day since that
time By pushing his scheme ahead.
He is chairman of the house COM
mittee which legisiates for the CITY
OF Washington, too, and that means
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-02-18

Senator Blair Lee, Maryland S
newest scion, broke a senate rac-
ord by receiving the smallest amount
of mileage" pay ever given any
senator He has been paid just
three dollars. Twenty for expenses
III travelling 10 and from Washing
Ton. Mileage allowances of Paci-
fie coas; members run over $1,000
Senator Lee got sueh a slim al
loWance because he lives only eight
miles from Washington, on a farm
lat Silver Spring. Maryland. just
heyoad the District OF Columbia
Maryland line Twenty cents mile
for the round trip is the travel
pay allowed senators. Lee travels
To and from Washington by troll
ley
Former Senator Arthur p German
lof Maryland formerly held the rec
lord for small travel pay. Repre-
sentative Cariin, living at Alexan-
dria, Virginia. seven miles from
here, receives the smallest mile
age allowance In the house.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-02-18

deliberately plunged himself inc
the briar patch OF politics.
+ And having landed there. lie
! stucA,
Various other men Of wealth l.as-e
gore into politics. but not il Blair
Lees way Having the money me-
esSary 10 make himself solid vita
machines and organizations. he has
been from the beginning an anti
machine man. Having The money to
huy up voters and conventions, he
mas been from tile first an advocate
OF corrupt practices acts and direct
primaries. Having the wealth that
ordinarily iHcIiHes man to take
the strongly capiJ4Hstic view Of ~
srythine, he has been an unresrner-
axe Bryanite ever since the crown 0.
tho-as ant cross Of geld speech cap
tiyated a party.
Some us the people al Maryland
think hisa a statesman and some q
politician some Like ana some dis
like him, but all must admit that
there Is something remarkable about
d man OF his type who has done what
he has done. Nest, We think. Will
agree with us that it is fine thing
for Maryland to have man like
him in the United States senate to
aid Woodrow Wilson in giving this
country i good administration And
most. We think. will agree that if all
men OF wealth used their money ana
their influence as lie does, the world
would be a much better place than it
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-02-18
the ROMANCE or l RICH MAN

We commented the other day uD-
on Tie careers Of Woodrow Wilson
and Henry Ford as Illustrating the
fact that America Is still Ia the land
Of opportunity. A feN short years
ago not one person IN L thousand
had heard Of either Of them. To-day
one IS head OF corporation that
makes profits beyond this dreams Of
ayarice and the other IS president OF
the United States, says tho Baltimore
Sun
The history OF each is the ro-
nance Of d poor boy There have
been many such romances in this
country aud, please God. there VIII
be many more such. They are extra
ordinary. but they are not ineXpiie-
able. After all, the boy born with
cut advantages Is the one who has
the most advantages. The necessity
Of making a living is Il tremendous
spur to eEdeavor.
This country, fortunately has
seen Il not inconsiderable number oil
careers even more remarkable. ca
reers of the kind which may be de-
scribed as the romance of the rich
boy. Maryland has one of these in
the history OF the man who was
sworn in as junior United States
senator on Wednesday last Il is
when you come to think of it, a lit
tie difficult to account for Blair Lee,
or explain his personality and his
ambition.
Here is man Who, born with q
silver spoon in his mouth, is ye. aud
has alwass been the most unassuIa-
ing OF mortals. He never had te
work, yet his days labor is equal t.
that OF ;nost men whose living de-
ponds upon their exertioas. Full oi
genial courtesy great love Of his fel
| low-inea ana fine social aualities, h'
| is Just the individual. one would say
cut out fer the life OF country gen
| tleman, life devoted to entertain
ment. to sport and 10 all the pleas
ures of rural life. Few men eonit
have filed that role more GRACEFUL
than he. Yet he turned from II an,
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-02-18
STOMACH TEDI BLES.
Increasing. :, simple Remedy


Il has been said the body Is Ike a
machine ard digestion aud elimiaa-
ton OF food are the TWO great fac
tors to health.
Ii the digestiYe organs are weak,
the stomach oYerfaxed, waste mat
ter acenmulates in the systematic
liver gets sluggish and the blood be-
comes thia and deyitalized.
We want TO ask every person in
this Vicinity who Is troubled with i'll
digestion or weak. worpout stoul-
aeh to try our delicious eod liver aud
iron tonic vinoI.
We know Il will strengthen aad
tone up the weakened. tired and
oyertaxod nerves OF the digestive or
gans. create u hearty appetite. ard
replace weakness with strength.
We jus. heard CT case q 3 man
In Portland. Me, who suffered FROM
q bad stomach trouble fer Years and
| had hecorle so weak he could hardly
~alk-who WIS bulls up by Ninol 50
he could cat heartily without The
slightest distress.
Try a bottle Of Vinol and il il faiis
to help you we will give back youl
money Curtin Two Drag Stores
| P. S, Tor itching. burning ski:
try our Sa2o Sal.e. We guarantee il
adv
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-02-18

1t scans a little strange that for
eign money keeps on finding Its way
into Texas for investment n the face
Of the fat, as We are told, that the
people Of this state are such bitter
enemies OF capital.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-02-18

The politician who thinks ihat
when h. re5ires from pubic life the
old ship gill strike the rocks and
20 % thu bottom has another think
coming. Many seN-accUseQ great
men have retired without in the least
eudausering the safety Of the YES
sci.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-02-18

Governor Colquitt pardoHed forty
Sour eonvicts duri1g the month OF
January rat he Is sy.lt several laps
behind Governor Cole Blease oI
South Carolina.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-02-18

II Carnegie keeps ca giving mil
lions until universal peace becomes
an assured fact he Is certain 10 die
a poor man
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-02-18

We don't suppose the Fort Worth
conference will take any steps to-
wards naming any Texas city in
which it favors the location Of re-
sionaI bank.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-02-18

It is wonderful how hard SOME
people work from Gay 70 day to
keep from doing anything
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-02-18

Members Of the present legisla-
ture Will hardly be given another
opportunity to visit Austin a. the ex-
pense CT the state. The gogerHer
seems determined not 70 call an ex-
ira session.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-02-18

1t would be good thing for the
country VI more criminals were 10
gel suspended sentences. We mean
suspended in the air.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-02-18

he is in !. position TO make his rec
concentrations carry weight. He
holds that the tax rate here :
entirely too low, and thar b. making
The rich society swells who own fine
homes here which they occupy dur
ing the season" pay more taxes.
matters viii b eyened VI.
The old " half and half plan
vas adopted because the government
owned so much property here. IN
parks, government buildings, aad
reservations. it was thought Uncle
Sam ought to pay half OF the Dis
tTict's expenses. Johnson would
have the government pay some.
But he insists this shouldn't be
half OF the city's expenses. Natur-
ally residents of Washington are
fighting the Johnson plan as hotly
as imaginable. Johnson continual
y receives threatening letters er
cry SO often. Therefore the pistol
pocket and the determination to
90 ahead with his ideas no matter
what happens.
President Wilson has such & fond
ness fer action" in the drama that
he frequently annoys society by POP
ujari2ihg PLAYHOUSE here that is
distinctly untashioIahle 1t is oc-I
cuHie3 by a stock company. whieh
plays nice and thrifty shows. Dur
ing the summer folks thought the
Presidents weekly attandenee was
beeaase there wasn't any other show
house open. hut now that all the
other theatres are running. they've
discovered that it's matter OF
preference.
Audiences have discovered that
the president gels an immense
Of enjoyment out Of villains
and heroes and 1urid climaxes, He
sits at the edge of his box and |
just absorgs the play
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-02-18

The weather man at Washington
still seems able io supply rs with
any kind 6. weather that may be
called for
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-02-18

The gaps in the Red-to-the- Rio
Grande roadway are being gradually
closed up, and soon there Will be
races beeaeep the autos and the in
terurban from Denison 70 Amicable
building IA Waco.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-02-18
Billinghurst Is EAiled.
- thn Asg.1ciatefi press.

Lima, Peru, Feb. ls,--Former
President BilEinghHrst was exiied TO-
day on a steamer bound for Panama
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-02-18

Don't wait until hot weather to
begin d eiean-ap crusade. Get busy
now and keep busy every day during
the entire year.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-02-18

II has teen quite while since We
played bail tut we are resolved to
take hand in the game at Fort
Worth next Saturday,
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-02-18

Those who failed to pay their poll
tax should Near q tag so the cahdi-
dates will not waste any unnecessary
time on them.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-02-18

A juror went crazy during muir
der trial in San Antonio few DAYS
ago. Some OF the alienists must have
been giving expert testimony at the
time
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-02-18

The people put a new Bali into
the game last Saturday, and this
caused number Of the players to
lay down the willow and retire to
the bench.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-02-18
EARTHQUAKE SHOCK
Is FELT IN NEVADA.
BY the Associated Press.

Reno, .Sey.. Feb fs.--A violent
earthquake, which lasted three sec
ends. occurred here today.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-02-18

There wiil be d Ball III Austin
=, len the next governor u Texas j.
inaugurate3.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-02-18

alfalfa BIZ" Murray, representa-
tive from Oklahoma, was showing
some constituents OF his around
Washington the other day They
had walked weary miles through
the treasury and the bureau Of
engraving buildings, and finally ar
rived at the Washington monument.
Murray led oil with a grand lit
tie lecture about the big pile \
policeman got SO interested in some
Of Hurray's facts 60 about it that
when the congressman finished the
policeman nose vas right over theI
oklahom4nz shoulder,
Some little talk, wasn't il:
Alfalfa Bill queTied.
oh. yeh, negliseHtiF retortad
the blueeoate "But yea forgot about
the eat
What cat" demanded Murray.
The brindied cat OF 1896.
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T h e Daily Ligh t

Obituaries. resolutions OF respect,
cards OF thanks-all matter not
NENS-~ill be charged for at the
rate of ) cents per line. Poetry
double price.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-02-18
OFFICERS

Directors
G W Simpson. Ed. F. Cunning
ham, T a. Ferris, i. N. Brown
Ing. c. W. Kent. (. Q. Vestal, W
A Ownby
The Sentinel=record., 1914-04-19
LYCEUm THEATER

For Monday the Iyceum offers you Gene Gaunuer. Amerca's most dar ing motion picture actress. and one of the most dramatic and sensational screen stars of the day in a wonder three reel drama, written and cast especially to fit her wonderful dra- matic power and yiyacity
 Tn the Shadow is a remarkable picture production. with appealing heart interest, thrilling dramatic scenes, romance, love and devotion as the actuaang motives Of the piece. With Gene Gauntier in the lead you may expect some real sensational scenes iuterwoven. and you will not be disappointed for this charming actress has fairly outdone herself in the production Of Tn the Shadow"
 Features with Miss Gauntier ia the central position are not to be seen every day in fact, these splendid features are far between, so be sure to see her today in her latest and greatest motion picture sensation.
 One other big reel, a comedy, will complete the bill for Monday.