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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1914-04-30
Up.ift Without Understandings.

There is bound to be much general sym
patty with the Italians of Morristown
which they said portrayed their Ehomes
and methods Of living in a misleading and
unjust fashion. If they were right in
have been unreasonable, for nothingSbut
the pictures of their settlement was
touched-the exhibi was calculated to do
moro harm han good,
No person is SO poor or ignorant a.. 70
be without some sense Of pride and indie
p~endence. The poor whom this form Of
social service is intended to help do not
because they cannot help It. They GER
tainly cannot be expected to enjoy being
portrayed as horrible examples Any
of understanding Of human nature, and
especially of the feelings and lives Of the
humble wage-earners, as to be useless in
ing any brand of uplift or social service
Is worse than valueless.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1914-04-30

~ had her." he said, laughing ruefully.
anaat,s my fix. It's a bad one. I've a
5000 pc salary but 1t takes something to
start with. Sam has everything now. I'm
a seifish hound. I suppose, to let myself
lnink I'm he only man that could make
thin ,l h,appy Do you know, can't help
TO care for me? 1 can't tell you why, but
- Know she did. And now she acts I'M
wan Wanted If to get we away al from, ana Is Is f T. she
me up SO can't say anything. or be my
sell at an. I'm simply losing, her" He
spoke slowly.
mo No syen a mother can speak for her
aaughter's heart" she said. but If my
g g1ri,s ever loved you Sans possessions
10 you that she might think that you
nav ceased to care? Haven't you been
running around with Winnie Newcomer"
did she expect me to stand for ali time
gaTlng G.. AFTER her while she rode about
With with Sama q | 'G ine winnie Inn been sesD Tqan haE
of my l head these rad days : 1 Psf b pssa9a go.a I'm
nY9a,d better go straight for my
i out with her. l That's ina ths onla M naye
Have you thought of THAR"
Yes. but something's told mo to wait"
heard SANS siren. and in a moment they
both saw Sam letting Tessie out at the
curb. He leaned possessively. over her.
mented 1 Mrs. k mas d lshs xsaa;i m go,ns COM ap-
stairs hnaw Dc g.. as YOU you please as to my advice.
Teresa entered. glowing, but with a tired
look about her eyes. Something primitive
walked in Richard Kemp and he sprang
up and seized her by the arm rather
hercely. She had not seen him till then
and gave a little cry.
.Dickie. Then, half angrily, What do
you mean? Let me 60"
Teresa K1ng," said the boy In a half
now what you're going to do with me?
That's what l mean. I love you and want
to marry you and I've been at your heels
IKE a puppy since I was 5 and you 8
Are you going to marry him? If you are.
want to know 1t now, SO that I can
begin to try to forget you. I've been in
.Womanlike she turned on him with the
blame.
You've been constantly with that Vim
misery she said coldly.
Jealous. ar your he asked, pulling
her toward him. though she resisted.
You We're constantly with another man.
was l to roll up my eyes on the mourn
ers bench n give you your fling? This
is the question:: Do you Low me. or don't
you2 You're altogether too sure of me,
but 1 dent mind hat. Tess his voice
softened and pleaded suddenly, you know
there's nobody In the world but YOU
oh. Dicky, why didn't 9 say SOP
ing to his arm with both hands. Then
she let him draw her to him and hold
her very close,
do? Now, shall we have a car first and
g root and food afterward. or reverse the
Is she sf a5sy as asTa Sls ana ,s,d locked a. At .a hin keen! keen
thing g. good with you
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1914-04-30

the mystery OF mysteries"
uppose you go f~shfng-and puzzle IL
angel tone. He would nave resented it.
but that he caught along with it a belying
ttTwinkle.soms,thing was up-somethins
efface himself-he would play her game
blindly- whatever it was. So, with a deem
silent 81 Lent bow he drifted out and on down
LAUGHING and ripping half iran a mile nee a Tvast
Fair sport rewarded him-the morntne
slid by almost happily, until veerins
saadows nc less than appetite warned him
up his line Elizabeth almost flung herself
upon him, painting out, Stay here! I'm
lesy you want to spoil-everything."
s~port-dead game. Butt got to be
shown" ,Vader began sternly.
with tlz "a sanp made 1a,1 : fa ages, at h him b but said;
IL you'll walt about three hours-lt takes
that long for ever quick leaven to work"
II don't wait unless you tell me what
elizabeth patted his cheek so%othingly,
saying. 1T would be the upshot Of a
to your lonesome"
Eggplant" from vader, honestly pug
Elizabeth sat down on a big messy root.
Imotioned him to sit beside har, and said
hait under breath: You see-it's this way
so 30 got sn so sorry for Patience. She needss
~ e i
her millions-yon wouldn't do at all-that
was her mistake. And there was the SEN
better looking than his son,
Withal distinguished and in desperate
need OF money, plus a wife-now, do you
begin to understand?"
ping an arm about her waist. She let it
stay there, answering contented1y. But
l dld-he. gave me the loveliest chance
opened his heart to me about Bob-what
a help 1t would be to the country. my
helping him through his son, and when I
Patience"
He rose to the fly ana the OCCASION"
Vader
Elizabeth nodded. And SO did She
but it took fine casting" she said. That's
why I sent you off. I had to tell her I
was going to marry you. and wanted to
Joy is rarely fatal" vader cried. max
'nE r. to ga eate Shl her In his arms.
f sate p aaht Why didn't I think to
show ourselves till teatime."
Ihey did not suffer very greatly, albeit
late Tor tea. They found Patience. all in
bridal white, beaming effulgently on the
senator. He wrurg vader's hand as
though 1T were that of his entire constit-
beth-accordinE to first impulse. He had
seen, Just In time, Patience watching
him. So instead Of the chaste salute he
gave her a fatherly smile, saying between
mods: 1T is-al quite beyond words. My
wish ls-you, may be as happy Is we are
and mean always to be-"
Amen said ,Vader. This out loud. In
must have been very strong-it has raised
such a froth."
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1914-04-30
Tho Birds, Picnic.

fNHa 'S otIdS ffChIC.
Enc BIRDS gave a picnic, the morning was
They all came in couples, to shat and to
dine;
Miss Robin, Miss Wren. and the Mts-a.
Were dressed in a manner decidedly gay.
And Bluebird. who looks like a handful OF
Dropped in with her spouse as the morn
ing wore by;
The Yellow-bfrds. too, wee bundles OF sui.
With the brave Chickadees. came along to
the fun.
Miss Phoebe was there, In her prime suit
In fact, all the birds in the fair Ieafy
town.
The n~eighbors. of course. were politely
Not ever the ants and the crickets were
sIighted.
The grasshoppers came-some In gray.
some in green,
And covered with dust. hardly fit to be
seen.
Miss Miller new IN with her gown whit.
And lady Bug nourished a new crimson
silk.
The Bees turned out lively, the young and
And proud as could b. in the spencers OF
But Miss Caterpillar. how funny OF her.
h hurried along in her mantle Of fur.
There were big bugs In plenty, and gnat.
great and small
"A very hard matters to mention them all
And what did they do? Why. they sported
and sang.
Till all tie green wood with their melody
rang.
whoe'er rave a picnic 50 grand and 80
gay?
They hadn't a shower, I'm happy to SAY.
And when the sun fell. a cherry. rib.
red.
The f~irefiies lighted them ali home to bed.
Chicago Inter Ocean.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1914-04-30

quantities OF raw uncooked yeeeta bJaa
may be scraped, cut fine and cooked in
a small amount OF water. To them add
some stock from fresh meat or ham
liquor. season and serve with bits of
toasted bread. The vegetables should
not be cooked in the han liquor. or
strong favor may develop. Tomato
combines nicely with ham stock. as do
potatoes and celery, oysters and celery.
okra combines nicely with corn, or
with both corn and tomatoes.
Any OF these soups from l~eft-overs
may be thickened by adding to them
a few dry crusts Of bread; allow them
TO soften and press through a colander.
reheat and serve as a substantial dish
for lunch or supper.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1914-04-30
The Use 81

Heart Of the House, In woman's World.
Celery tops dried and kept in a paper
q furnish excellent iavoring for
soups.
Water In which vegetables are cooked
contains havoring. mineral matter and
sometimes starch. It makes a desirable
ADDITION to soup. Potato water should
not be used, as 1t is considered by
some to be -unwholesome. Rice water il
rich IN delicate. well-cooked starch, and
NAL be nicely used to furnish thicken-
ing as we'll az liquid to e. Sour Onion
water MAJ be used In q vegetable
soup where no meat ID used. Water In
which cabbage, cauiifiower or turnips
nave been cooked furnishes e. founda-
palatahle. Careful cooks buy Few ma
teriais TOR everyday soup making. The
LEFTOVER bits Of meat (which have not
peen handled or served, the 1uices
from b meal plate, the water from the
vegetables and h leftover vegetables
furnish sufficient materials. Small
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1914-04-30
MARRIAGE, MACHINE MADE.
BY Louise olney.
Copyright. 1914, by the Mcclure News
naner Syndicatel

~ IoutS0 SluCYs -
Oopyright, 1914, by the Mcclure News
paper Syndicate.)
xuShard Kemp sat talking to the girls
1o1ner when Teresa ran in laughing and
seo Excited to notice his presence.
Mothcr! What do you think? Sam
9 4 car. a beauty! I'VE never been
craay about them, you know, nor mind
because father a afford one yet, but
HA!H1 10 q duck! He whirled me over
~ country this afternoon. Look at my
ne1SI We're going again this evening",
$500 Ring, put up both hands and
v.s ioosened BY the wind to the falling
bs~tuousity.
Ilaa you enjoyed It. daughter. But
ARichard Kemp. whoever knew you to
sncs,:yn oIr light under a bushel even long
{kSrlna i0r me to finish raving about any
.uS Wha you doing here?"
Yrs.h rose. rather short and fair. with
1Sn syss n gave the girl the grin tina
Doing here? WHAT t I've been doing
> wss foing to ask you to walk to the
Esvo eut II me st tonight but Sam seems to
4as mother asked you to dinner or
oes have to invite your
lns fny aPoat !. deScided to stay without be
snSs OF his welcome. but since von'rse
eoang out afterward-
.gtsy. anyway. GS with us. Dicky."
Ssssclaard Kemp laughed.
A,ve some sense left! Sam would be
10y to me n wish I were in-jaiI!
HSyuTo MS Tor the evening. If that isn't
~ : g az, he laughed again. II never
one man while she played with an
Esner. I'll stay to dinner. but after that
IN OH, Miss Teresa King"
1.cn had Kemp. with his usual acute
~ n nan n1t the nail on the head, which
HAy The girl seemed to want both men.
~ re NJ aaa always wavered a bit between
M sn = sam IAN, giving him the preference.
csM plus the new dark blue car wns
dangerous combination. Not that she
49, Inc sort to fall In love with a man
han lim, ms car, but the car gave the
S.h-1andF propinquity is dangerous.
4 ~ $3.50 took to Struggling his shoulders
much a IN tbs da syi-,t and to being very say,
En,s.les to keep from being afraid. It
s4.Int g seem as II he almost never got
"a. ma f. : Tramp with the. girl as Of
known would be possible. = :
NJ 1hsass With Rf,A6 he eam sSat E p paar h af lo q E
SaHSansage because II Impaired his self
~ \ ner he was stiff, in spite OF him
n ~. ana q little sore. Sam. ALWAYS his
W NJ w na s tsTlMmphant cheerfulnsss iit-
ess car and the prettiest girl almost at
HeSsxsHanland Richard thought Sam was
nrid. sorry Ior him. and this touched
~ WsEys Hichard's close friend. spoke out
49, ~, one DAY when, as usual. he had
ss .sxSs., Iessle gone motoring.
-. DICE she said quietly. IS my
Msklne you unhappy. II she Is. I'M
xre they-enra~ed3. 4. 4.
Z ut IT wouldn't be likjS .Tessfs nnt =
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1914-04-30
Too Much to Expect.
From the voice.

A knted highlander was in the habit
OF walking to the nearest town, six
miles off. Having purchased matches
he found that they were useless. on
his next visit to the town he com
planned to the grocers assistant thai
they would not light. The latter. TAX
ing one, drew 1t in American fashion
across his neither garment and the
match caught fire. This monstra
ton. instead of satisfying the high
lander, angered him the more. "And
wha." he cried. rs going to travel ia
miles TO light matches on your
brssks7"
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1914-04-30
A Good Restorer.

Mike"
What is 1t, Pat?"
-~euplostn' / was to have q fit.
~Yes7"
AN ye had a pint OF whisky
-Yes?"
Would you kneel down and put the
bottle to my lips7"
T would not
sYe Wouldn't"
No I'd bring We to yer feet quicker
BY stsndin. up In front OF We an drinkin'
Il myself
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1914-04-30
Looks Il.

THE silk hat is 100 years old" OBJ.
served The Boob, ar he laid down his
Newspaper.
rs that all7.ap unused the Crouch
Some Of them look = lot older than
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1914-04-30

Europeans have bought tho Constan-
tinople gas works for $7s0, 900 and WI
spend 100000 In expansion
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1914-04-30

Guaynquil, Ecuador. last year shipped
: 6.S08.495 pounds of cocoa beans.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-07-09
HENRY FORD CALLS
Mi!lionaire Automobile Manufacture
en- Win Third Delegation OF Big
Business Men to Visit the
" bite House.


Washington, July 3 IS a result
.of his conferences with big business
men President Wilson Is cons oerng
some changes in The pending anti
TRUST bills. It can be st&ted on au-
lAority that the president has agreed
Ito meet biz business more than half
way in it, efforts AT cooperation
The amendment Viii not change the
b4 Fundamentally bur will work
less hardship on the corporations
The president today received the
third delegation Of big business men,
including Henry Ford, the million
aire automobile manufacturer and
representatives. of the Illinois State
BANKERS association and the Nation
II Association OF Bank Supervisors.
Henry Ford and the president
Were together for more then an
hour. At the White House it was
stated that the President had
greatly enjoyed his conference and
that he had been pleased to find
there was no real business depres-
sion
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-07-09
WOMAN IS 81 2EAkER
Mrs. Maggie Berry OF kidd-.>ey tol-
!rge at sherman Delivers one
nf Most Interesting Adj
dresses of Session.


st Paul MINI. July 9.-DaVid
Starr Jordan of California, one Of
the most prominent educators OF the
country. was unanimously elected
president OF the National Education
Association al the annual business
session today. No other candidate
was mentioned The women dele
gates decided not 10 put up a cam
didate against Jordan.
One of the most interesting ad-
dresses was that Of Mrs. Maggie
Berry, Of the North Texas College,
tkidd-key) at sherman, Texas, who
declared that laws would never make
better Children but that the real de
yelopment Of the child had TO be
carried on at home.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-07-09
BARTLETT SAYS He KNOWS
NOTHING Of Loss Of MEN
Member of Stcilanson's Expedition
Has No Knowledge of Eight
Men Perishina on Coast
of Alaska.
BY the United Press.

Nome, Alaska July champion
Robert Bartlett of the Steffarson eN-
petition today declared he knew
rothing of the reported loss of eight
men in his party off the coast OF
Alaska, He said he only knew that
a party of four started over the ice
to lay in provisions from the party 5
steamer when she sank. Bartlett
does not know whether the u.en arc
saved but he believes they are. He
is waiting for an ice cutting steam
er to take Kim to an island ana res
cue other men Of the party marc n
ed there.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-07-09
Fort WORTH pro 'iE
INSPECT THEIR MORALS
BY the United Press,

Fort Worth. Texas, July Sort
Worth people are carefully inspecting
their morals and busting off then
characters IN readiness to receive
Evangelist Lincoln Mcconnell a
fiery speaker Of the billy Sunday
type Who is coming in November to
conduct a revival campaign n a new
So 900 tabernacle. Rev. Mcconnell
is at present in Chickasha, OK, where
he is converting scores.
Citing Woodrow Wilson and Viii
liam jennings Bryan as high CHRIS
ian gentlemen Rev, Mcconnell
said:
.rYou don't have to sell your soul;
YOU don't have 10 be dirty pup 10
accomplish something in this co"n-
try"
Touching on the divinity Of man
and his intellect, Rev. Mcoohhe''
cried, THE tobacco 'chawer' VINO
can spit the biggest puddle the lei
low whe can drink the most booze'
the chan who can relate the gsea'e
nu,aba, al salacious and vulgar
stories doesn't get good pay LOT i'e
tabor. But just look at the h'iliipei
,f men VINO do tsese things some
f.llows Nork hard to be lee"as'
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-07-09
JOHN {. FRANKLIN Of
ST. LOUIS IS BANKRUPT
Former President of Bankers Trust
Company Fails-iiabiiities
Estimated at
$4,000.
BY the nited Press.

st. Louis, Mo, July 9 The tail
ure Of John e. Franklin, former
president OF the Bankers Trust
Company, was announced here today
His direct liabilities were estimat-
ed q, $655,000, Ninety-fve small
banks in the southwest hold mil
lion of his collateral
Franklin is at his summer home
in Colorado while N investigation OF
his tangled financial affairs is under
way
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-07-09
BOYCOTT THREATENED IF
4EEF CONTINUES TO SOAR
Mrs. Julian Heath Declares that | Sc
OF Argentine Beef and More
Vegetables viii lie Preach
ed to Housewives.

New York, July At beef
prices continue to rise We Will start
an American boycott We will
preach to the American housewives
the use OF Argentine beef and more
Vegetables this hot weather
With this threat, Mrs. Julian
Heath. president Of the National
Housewives Ieague, today answered
the Chicago reports that beef is
soaring upward in the face of bump
er crops. She pointed to her success
full egg boycott last winter.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-07-09
FOREIGNERS RESCUED
UNDER A HEAVY FIRE
Nine Americans and ThirtY-Three
Porto Ricans Rescued from
Plata by United States
Revenue Cutter.
BY The Associated Press.

Washington, July 9.-Nine Amer
leans and thirty-three Porto Ricans
were rescued by the United States
revenue cutter Algonquin under a
heavy fire at Puerto Plata, Domini-
can republic, June %, The rebel
eunboat was Smelling the city and
snipers were all over the water
front. The bullets fell all about the
rescue boats but hit none OF them
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-07-09
SALOON KEEPERS FIND
WAY TO ENADE LAW.
BY the Associated Press.

Austin, Texas, July 9,-flftH
saloonkeepers over the state whose
license renewals hay been refused by
the comptroller are finding loop
holes by transferring their business
to other parties.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-07-09
1~itt IIBN ADMITS
CASH. - VERY WEAK.

i}F TIE Associated Press,
lIaapor. y Y July 9 Assistant
rorgay Weeks said today that it
Very doubtful whether the state
g sufficient evidence Of; which TO
5r Mrs Florence Carmau. who is
I'D Jail charged in coroner
Haal with the murder of MIS-.
Sc BAILEY. Dr Carman an
ensed today that he wolid stand
his Wife lie visited her today it
J. Immediately after he lett the
= She broke down and her condi-
u became so alarming the jail ply
Jan gave her a sedative, Her at
,neN claims that he has new aud
l0ahl" witnesses for her.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-07-09
TEXANS SELECTED FOR
WEST POINT APPOINTMENT.
BY the Associated Press.

Washington, July 9-The fol-
lowing Texans have been designated
for appointment to West Point this
fall: D. b. Hartzell OF Corsicana,
J. NJ. Mussil Of Granger. V c. Ed
dleman of Graham,
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-07-09
I CORNER MAYOR III SsE
OF CHICAGO Is DEAD.
BY the United Press.

Chicago, H., July 9.--tred A,
Busse. former mayor Of Chicago,
died unexpectedly at his home today.
He has been i'll for some time and
his death was FASTENED by the loss
of $4,000 in the failure Of the
Lorimer banks Busse and Lorimer.
the former senator, We're life time
friends and political allies.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-07-09
OTHER SHOOTS BROTHER
As RESULT OF QUARREL
'er Qnarrelins Over Division of
'''''e Property Leonard James
Followed Hurrell James 10
fie.d and Killed Him.
ny the Associated Press.

e"a7' Tex, July 9,--one broth
"ead and another is wanted on
: Uef charge as the result Of a
y ~ over the division of the home
1 ~ The victim of the tragedy
Dn''eit James and Leonard James
,""Ised with the killing. They
~ a 'hls morning over the
s property. Leonard followed
Ed. ~. i'''i'
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-07-09
An ARMY or SPEAKERS
TO R. TURNED LOOSE.

Austin, July 3 Both the prohi-
bitionists and the antis will have all
their available speakers ON The fir
ing line" from now on until the cam
paign for governor closes July %.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-07-09
FIRST CARGO NEW WHEAT
SHIPPED FROM GALVESTON.
Nv the Associated Press.

Galveston. Tex, July 9.--The
frs, cargo of 1914 wheat from any
United States port left here this
morning for Hamburg The cargo
consisted of more than two hundred
thousand bushels.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-07-09
GAND JURY SCORES,
POLICE DEP iRJNiN1
BY the United Press.

TeXarEana. Tex, July e Scoring
the local police for failure to sup
press Illegal bootleggirs Joints, the
Bowie county grand iafy i'll its final
report recommended he elimination
OF the red light district as l. il IN
strict violation o. the laws.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-07-09
;. { tRNiN SUFFERS
\ COLLAPSE. IN JAIL.
BY the Associated Press.

'e# York, n \, July Mrs.
renee tarman utterly collapsed
jan today and physician was
iof' She took medicine to quiet
HesNes and by this afternoon
fesained her composure.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-07-09
CITY IS RESPONSIBLE
FOR COLLAPSE OF PIER
Damages Assessed Against the City
OF Long Beach for Disaster
Which Cost iaoity-tnc
Lives.
BIZ the Associated Press.

Los Angeles, cal, July 9.-fhe
superior court today decided that the
city of Long Beach was responsible
for the condition of the municipal
pier which collapsed a year ago last
May and killed forty-one persons,
The city WAS adjudged To pay dam
ages
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-07-09
COMPANY Is
ARRAIGNED BY SENATE
BY the United Press.

Washington, D, G., July 9-ln a
report to the senate upon the is
suance of three process by the Louis
willie and Nashville railroad the inter
state commerce commission seating
~ arraigned the company and the in
fluenee of the passers.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-07-09
STEAMER SlClkIA Is
DISABLED BY ACCIDENT.
By the United Press

Queenstown, Eng, July. 9.-The
Allen Line steamship Stella arrived
here today, having put back on her
VOYAGE to Montreal on account of
broken machinery and her passeng-
ers will be transferred to other
lines.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-07-09
LOST.

= When you lose anything of
, value don't let it worry you
D Place Lost" ad in the want
. column of the Daily Light and
. it will help you to find the lost
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