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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-15

SriiOerihoit an Sonntog g1odmit.
togcn alif 0cn Gr6ollmgs @ier @ot.
tcsoicnitc a66olten 81 oiiricu miro
BON Der 9iioget 9eborOc IN ueiiere
9eratbung gcioaen werOen.
llntcritdt StruBenmorft
an Sombar0troBe.
Phi 9lnor0nlmg ser 9iioget Be
boroe miro Der Stoot Gontroleur
Oem StroBenmorft an ser Sit-9om-
baroitraBe eiH genaues StuOtrm piO.
men. Gle gluorOnmg mur0e BON
ser 9e65rOe ouf @rlnO cines bonn
%ol5ei Geportemcnt einaelonfenen
S1rei6cns, III ipelbcm Sebtercs inn
@er6altungsmoBrcgeln oieiem Wiarft
gegeuiiber erindlt, aetrofien. 0ie9iiO-
set 9e6orOc 1T niHt Der 9lniidt,
OoB Oieicr Strabenmarft o6geidoift
pcrocn ioate, Die 0}itglieoer Der 9e-
boroe alol6en a6er, oub 0eriel6e re.
gulirt wcroen imo oud ehuos Gin
finite 6riigen ioQte.
Sbcrit Soof ge6t AMI &ei-
len.
Steuereinnebmer Safo6 ". Soot
triift sir 3cit @or6creitlngcn fir
ieine brittle @uropareiie. Gr miro
Baltimore am 81. Suli oerloiieu unO
in etpo bier bis icds @odeu 3uriid-
fc6ren. Sr Soof, ser in 9egleitimg
ieiner NoMtcr, ,Srau Coma 0oof-
Greer, reiit, miro auf Dem 9lieien,
Gonpfer nGoterlauO,~ pel6er etuo
om s. gluguit in Som6irg eintriiit;
%oiioge 6elegen Trii6en. miro er
inter gmOerem Berlin giiirn6erg,
Nliinden, Snns6rud, Su8crn, Snter-
loden uno &aris 6eiuden
W @ob I elmer SABINE fiir 9 a L
tinpre.
N}orgen 9iahnittog I'M 2 ll6r
miro iib bic BON MoDor @reiton SIR
9lusma6l elmer SABINE fir sic Stoot
Baltimore ernannte Gomniiiion i'm
Gmpiaugsjinmer oeS Wlnpors per-
ionmeln Inn Die pielen Gntpiirie,
melhe bis lett ituterbreitet murOen,
IN gIugcnihein 5u ne6men. 2ebtere
beiinOen iic6 I'M @cpo5riom ocS
Staot 9iblot6efarS GoDle, welder
@iitglieO Ser Gommiiiion lit Gie
Stcrnen6onncr Gonmiiion Bat ei-
nen Breis BON 500 fiir Ocn Gntiuurf
uusgeictt, welder BON Scr Commit
lion en0giiltig ousgepd6lt pirO. Gid-
Ter &enrD Stod6ri0ge 1T Der Goriiber
Der Gonmiiiion. Gie ibrigeu Wlit-
glieoer Oeriel6en iinO nc6en Srn.
Goplc Die SS. Setter GoricD 9ii6oro.
ion, Carroll 9ucas no q. .. Cur
ner.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-15
eoll icinc SOdltcr ocIdI0ocn 6a6cm,

Soncs WiansfielO bon ylr. 1880,
91oro &coeiter StraBe, partct int
StaotgefGngniB icincn Ero0cB ob,
in Dem er iic6 wcgcn on9ebliber
W}iB6onoIung icincr Eobter, @lorp
MonSiiclo, 8u peronhuortcn bobcn
miro. Qie 9SoIi5ei oes norOoItli6en
GiItrifts crbielt on Sonutog 9Ibeno
cine Wliit6eihing, Dab in Der obenge-
nonntcn &obnllng BON Dlonsficlo
Gin W3oro iib crei9nct bate. gllS
Gin @olioiit oort mfoM fono er
0}onsfielo angcblih betrllnfeu onf
Dem @ooen licgcn uno ieinc So6ter
70 ara 5ugeri6tct, ooB lie bisbcr ni1t
0oS gctt pcrloiicn fonntc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-15
EnGlc ME Elm S6ier

1eutc @ormittag finOet Dor 9fi1-
ter Dean in Ger norooitliden %oIi-
seiitotion ooS 8erb0r BON @orrD @.
9ioicnibol, ocS @ei66iisIcitcrs ocS
rSsroelitiiden ainocrborteS" an
@rooowoD uno 8oirmount 9IOcmae,
itott, Der ongeibulOiet miro, ongcb.
lid 9bierc miBbanoelt 81 babcn.
Scr Sbieridubperein bat 0ie Pin
iduIoieunggen eegcn &oicntbaI er'
hobcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-15
1yiir ic0cn Slid cine g9ohe.

Der yie9cr Nrhic yloib BON yIr.
Z, gIoro Spring StroBc, wonoer-
tc gcitcrn ouf 16 g8oden in oos
Gtoatsorbeits6ous, meil cr Dem 9le-
ger Scnrp Ball Der i'm icl6en Souie
wobnt, 1G Wleiicriti9e i'm Streit bei-
fradtc. co foutmt i6m icocr Sti6
olf cine g8ode i'm glrbeitsbous 5ll
Iichcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-15

tcte tbn IN one Nobnlillg, nm glelD
Odroui BON i6ni olr6 3pei mo6lge-
5ielte, aus nd1itcr g}d6e a6gefeuerte
S6iiiie nieoergeltredt 81 perOen. sic
itar6 6euor sic iofort olarmirte 9lm-
6itlan5 oes iiiOpeitliHen 0iitrifts Oos
6ranflin Square Soipitol errei1te.
Or George g9ingate iteate i'm Soipi-
tai ocn in5piiheu eingetrctenen GoO
feit morouf oic 9cidc nob Der Mor-
que iibcrfii6rt mO OoieI6it bon So
roner @eir6crg iulteriudt muroe.
Srou GaOogon mar Al, ibr @be-
monn 40 Sabre alt. Ser 9iilf oeS
9ettcren in ser giod6oridait ieiner
@o6ntng por fcin iblebter, o6po6l
es 6efonnt mar, OoB er in ieiner
ireien Belt Dem gllfo6ol in 6eoeuteh-
Dem NloBe 3uiprad. SIN @orlor, no
ii6 pernutblid oie idredlide Gra-
go0ie o6ipelte, luurOe ein tleiner, 5ur
SGlfte nit &leioern Der 6rau onge-
FILTER aoiicr aifgeilnOen Gin Inn
itonO, Der bic glnnabme 5uldBt, 6rau
GaOogon babe i6rem NRanne geOro1t
i'm 81 perloiien 6ierii6er entitanO
elm STREET, in Oeiiei peiterem Ser
lonf GoOogon iblieBlih ieine 6rou
nieoeriboB. Gurd Oen 6intcren 9lus-
gang ieines Souies beperfite1igte
er io0onn ii6er einen Sol5oun flet-
terno iein @ntfommen
GoS &oor 6otte 5pei ainOcr, Die
t9-jd6riqe @ertruo GaOogon uno ben
10 Sabre alten gSaItcr GoOogon. Sri.
Gaoo0on, cine Selep6oniiiin, 6rnb in
5olge oeS N1orocS i1res @oterS imO
Oes SoOeS Der Wlutter OoQig 5uian-
men. Die geerOigmg Ser Grnloroe.
ten miro porausiidtli6 mor0en &or-
mittog itottiinOen. g9eitcre 9lrrun0e-
ments 6c5iiglid ser 9eiieblmg wer-
Ocn inn 9ouie Oes 6euti9en Cages ge-
troiien merOen. Sin olBerorOentlicb
groBeS Erouergefolge miro iid 5ur
9ecrOiglmg melde BON ser Mobnlug
Oes &otcrs, 9lr. ttS, SHO Strider-
StroBe, ans erfol0en miro, einiin-
ben 0ie Grmoroete miro ii6erle6t,
a6geie6en BON Dem M0rOcr unO i6ren
5pei ainoern, BON fiinf Sdpeitern,
6rau Charles s. g9Dott, 6rau SorrD
@Dott aus @}ortinsbura g9 3d.
6rou G6orles 9romn, 5rml Sol. Sel-
fer mO 8rou Nlortiu @oDnor, iomie
einem 9rioer, Srn Sobu s. Nlur-
p6D, unO i6rem Goter.
Ger Snqueit ii6cr Oen 200 bon
6rou GoOogon fanO geItern 9l6euO in
ser iiiOpeitli6en @oIi5eiitotion itott.
Coroner g8ein6erg iii6rte oeu 9oriiB.
Gas BON sen Bu0lf @eidWorenen OBJ
gcge6enc Ger0ift lailtet oo6iI OoB
6rou @liio6etb GaOogon ShuBmun-
Oen erlag, sic i6r bon i6rem @otten
&olter y. @ooogon am Moutog, Den
13. Suli III ibrer gemeinihoitliben
Mobntng, gIr. 1880, Weit @rott-
StroBe, 6eige6rodt puroen. Gie 6ei-
Oen &inoer Oes Yaares, Sri. @ertruO
Gaoogon unO ser 10.idbrige gSolter
Gaoogan mobnten Dem Snqueit nidlt
5ei, oa i6r @eiiin06eits5uitonO infol-
&c Ser Sdrcdenst6ot i6res 9aters
oerortia 6eOenflib it, OoB ieOc 9Iai-
regung BON SMaOen ieiu miirOe. 9Ius
oen DcridieOenen 3eugenOernc6nnn-
gen eing beruor, coB Gaoogon bel
9egebung Der 86ot nidt inter Dem
Giniliie bon 9nfo6ol itouo, ionOcrn
poalidn0ig niibtern mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-15
Yrn@tc ben pdpitlideu Sesen fir
Baltimore.

GQlItnlOre.
0oroinol Gibbons Bat sic critic
9}o1t nod iciner 0liidfebr BON Der
&omreiic ausge5eiHnet gei6laien
lmO no6m geitern Wlorgen ioiort Die
pielcn DorliegenOcn @eihdfte oui.
SIN 2aufe 0es Morgens eriHien Sc
neral sSomes 81. @6ecler ais elmer
ser Griten, welhe Ser aarOinal in
Baltimore 6cgriiBte, nu0 6atte cine
lGngere llnter6altlmg nit DEM Sir
6enfiiritcn ii6er oie GonOention Der
fot6oliifeu @eiclliNaften in Bal
timore inn September. @r tbeilte
@rn. @6celcr nit, 0oB cr me6rere
Wloie pom &opit III 9lltoien5 cnlpian.
Gen lporOcn Inn 9eridt ii6er Die Gr5-
EiG]cie Baltimore a65ilitotten Gas
G6wbaupt Der fat6olii6cn Stride er-
ircue iidl Scr 6elien @ciiln0Gcit mo
5cige cine gerooejlt eritannlihe 9iii-
itiafcit iiir iein bo6cs gllter 9iaA5er
lucilte Der &ar0inal fnr5e 3eit sur
Gr6ohng an @enier Gee unO 6cgo6
iid) Damn rad 9riiiiel, no er bonn
belgii1cn &0nigspoor enpiongen
moroen lit, in0 BON Oa nod SrlanO,
Ser Scimut6 ieincr Gltern uno init
ouh iciuer eigeueL oenn ser &arNi-
nal lit 5lpor in 9lmcrifo gc6orcn, bat
o6er icinc gauge SugenO in SrlanO
3ugcbraht uno bort and ieinc Stil-
oien 6egonnen. Gr le6nte cs ab ii1
ii6er Ocn Some 9iule Streit 5lui-
idcll Ocn glotional @ollntecrs Of
&rclonO uno oen llliierleuten 81 du-
germ mo 6egriinoete 0ieie @eige-
RING nit icinem Amt. nSnmerbin
fam id S6nen Oos iogen," iiigte er
bin5M nOoB Srlono nod nienols 10
bliibte, lpie iebt mo ieine 9epobner
idon piel idlinmere 3eiten geie6en
6o6en. SD erinnere mid aus mel
ner sSugeno ie6r pobl, pie Die &ano-
6eb0ltcrlng inter Dem Sod 0cr@roBs
grliu06eiiter ieuf5te uno pie Icb Oos
mails gan5e Streden 2onoes cutDol.
ferten, ocren 9epobner nab glmerifo
auspdnoericn Sect lit oaS allies
gan3 onOers geipor0en. Sic tribe.
rem Nlict6cr OsS @runocs mo 30.
ocns iino 6eute BETTER oeiiel6eu nno
bic 9eiibcrwerbliug lit i6neu 10 leidt
lpic moqli5 lcmadt lporOen gs 0c6t
i9ncn 10 gut, OaB tie an 9luswanoe-
rung nidt me6r oeufen uno OoS
9anO blii6t unO gc0ei6t ii6eroll. Sin
SSonlncr mare es, iuent Oie itreitcn.
Ocn 9riiocr niHt einen gSeg iinOcn
piiroelL I'M i6rc 3wiitigfeiten 6e5u-
legen ino i'd 6cte tdalid, ooB oicS
geide6en no9e."
Ger anroiual lit bonn Foplt in iei'
ner gl6ibieos 9luOien5 oo5i erndh-
tiat woroen Der Grjoo5eic 9alti.
more Sen popitIiden Scgcu 5i iibcr.
bringen
Gdfe sur 0lgiip in's Qluslanb bciurgi
~. Nh
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-15
Sinh ocm n2entifen GOrreiponOcn-
ten" 0nnt6ar.

@crr 8. 8artig, Der Sefrct1r ocs
Grefuti0 GoniitcS ocs .glrbeiter-
Gdngcrbun0cs Der gtorooit. Stda.
ten, got ben n0eutidcn Gorreipon.
0cntcn" Sen Cant ocs Gomiic's fir
eie bcr5Ii6c @litwirlung beim San.
oericit ousgeoriidt. 0as Gomite
bGlt Dellte 9lbcno eitc Sibung I'M
nNoteI 9taleieb," Inn iibcr 0as 9e-
iultot ocs 6eitcs 5u bcrnt6en, ocnn
pioer Grmortcn lit 0os finon5iellc
Ncmltot nidt giinitig acneien OBJ
id)on Der fiiniileriide Gbcil ollc Gr.
morhngcn bei 99eitem iibertroi.
Gic Organization lit ie6o@ in Der
Soge, ibrcn iinon5iellen &crpflid.
frn9cn poll iuo gand gcrcdt 81 wcr-
CEN g}oh 2lniidt GINGER Gomite-
mitgIcoer piro bic SbuIo an oem
fipon3ielIeu @liBcrfoIgc gum eroBcn
Tbeil ouf Die Sbotinhe 9eihoben
Dob oos set an oen letien Eagen ci.
ner g9oAe ob9c6olten muroe mo
jcoer glrbciicr, pclder oas Set Bate
beiuhcu ioIIcm nidt Die W1ittcl oo5u
iibria bate 9luH Der nabc A. Sui
lat mobl etwos oanit 81 tbun &C..
hobt. 9(uf ollie Sale Deroicnt oos
Conite fir ieiue miibcoolle gIrbcit
nos COB, feline 3ili6t gcuilienboit
crHiut 81 bo6cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-15

gl6onncnten @elegen6eit 81 gegenict.
tiQem 9mstauid BON icl6itcrprobtet
9otbic6lGgeu lnc Grfobrlngen bic
iih in icoer 2ebenSlage BON mlhoB-
borem @crt6 erpeiien, unO Oiele
3eitl6riit fiir ieoe Oeuti6e 6onlilie
foIt unent6e6rlid MAIDEN.
Sic uGeutic6e &ouSirmi" miro ic-
Dem gl6onncnten Oes nGeutiNen @or-
reiponOenten am Sonntog, Den 49,
Ssynli, oeliefert. 9eitemingcu olli Den
,,Geutiden Gorreiponoentcn" lollten
ioiort gemobt peroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-15
1rnmt gl0gaf lnadlt ein @eiAenf.

1rnuf glubaf iuodJt Gin WeIdcuf.
Sos 0ircftorim Der Gnoh @ratt
8reibibliotbcf bot Gin glngebot ocs
&errn 8ronf gloOof, oes 6efaanten
@oumeiiicrs, oanfeno occcptirt, DER
Stoot fir 8ibliotbct5wedc cin
&unoitiid on Der @dc ocr gSolfcs
uno 90. StraBe iibcrtrogcu 81 lai.
fen aIf uelhcm man cine 3pcigbib-
Iioibef ans Dem Gorhcgieiono 81 cr.
ridllen benbii.ltiai.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-15
ggu 1T Nran Scrmann Wcrlod2


Scr @crbouo ocutiher &edtsiduB-
bcreine in glcp Oorf lit bon Oen
f0nigIi6cn g(ntsgcriMt @liibIballien
i. ID. ongcgangen worOcn, Grbcbun-
qcn nod Der 9lorelie Der om 81.
SSuli oeborenen 6rou oes 6drberS
Scrmonn @crIod, Nlarie 0orotbea
@erlo6, gc6orcne Slider, on0ultel-
len. Sir oic 6rul miro bon i3ren
glmpolt Gin fIeincs Tcrnt6gcn per-
moltct. W5itt9cilungen Die 5ur @r-
mittchmg oes glufentboltsorteS Der
@ciu6ten fiibren fonncn merOen BON
ocm 9rGiiOentcn Der &cbtsi6uBoer-
cine, Serrn 9(rtbur BON Srieien y'r.
25, 9rooo- -StroBc, Nlcw.Yorf, erbe-
ten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-15
,,colnce0 II aus Dem fcinlten

,Solace" lit aus Dem fciniten
@lol3 uno @opicn 6ergcitcat. @s be-
fibt ar Den reihcu @cDolt ocs critic
ron unO oen @cihmod oes lebteren.
SorgioltigeS groucn eriinolibe
@a9rung mo langcs &agern cr3eli-
Gen cin pcriefies Bier 6rco. .9onern-
idnu0fs n2lmericon 9reiperD" @or.
for0 9lDe.. @}obnmnent mo Sillen,
Gir Gd. 6. & 9S. alt. @crnon 1868.
(esulii5) (9ln5ei9e)
Safe sur Wfiir ms qla5lano briorgi
6. 9lainc, 9lr 413, Cli Baltimore @tr.,
nahe Gullpm Gpnic gIue,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-15
Gonncnanf. nnb llnteranna.

5ouncnoufgaug. ......4 II. 81 SO.
Sonncnlintcr9ang. ...7 H. 80 80.
Ylonoauigong III Il. 40 SO. 9lbos-
8lutb b......f1 II. so N1. W}ittags.
8lut1. ..... 10 H. Al Ni. 9lodts.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-15

4aiie sur 0lciip ms gluSlanb 6ciOroi
6. 0laine, Nr. 413, Sft Baltimore Siry
uaGe GnituW 9puic gIpe,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-15

Gdfe snr 0ieiip ins Qluslanb bciurgi
g. Olaiue, glr. 413, Sits@allimorc Ctr,
Ha6c 0uitpw Spuic sIpc,
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-05-23
GOING 10000 MILES
TO BECOME BRIDE.

Atlanta, Ga. May 3-A round
tbe-~orld romance VIII eliminate
in South Africa when Miss Claire
ShceIan, Il former Atlanta woman,
Who has been on the grand opera
stage for several miles, after
journey of o.000 miles. becomes
the bride of Justice \. Richard Will
mot, an Englishman.
Cupid fired the first shot of the
romance in Paris, chased his victims
across the English channel to Lon
don, made a flying "trip to South
Africa for pot shots al Justice Viii
mot, followed Miss Sheehan to Amer
lea, and Will see victory perched on
his banners at Cape Town, South
Africa, where Justice Wilmot has an
important government post.
Miss Sheehan and Justice Wilmot
first met in Paris two years ago, and
last November they became engaged
Then they parted, she agreeing to
go to him in distant Africa, this
spring, after visit to her relatives
III Atlanta
For the last twelve years Miss
Shehan has lived abroad, where she
followed her profession as ooera
singer, gaining fame in many of the
capitals of Continental Europe.
She studied under Marchesi for a
number OF years in Paris, and made
her debut in The Barber of Sc
WIFE, essaying the part of Rosina
Miss Sheehan will journey twenty
one days by sea from New York via
the Maderai Islands to Cape Town.
she and Justice Wilmot will at once
be married and will go to their future
nome lii De Arr, 800 miles distant
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-05-23

There is il Texas an area as large
as the state Of Missouri, the mineral
resources OF which have not been
studied at all. What wealth lies in
this area no one can even guess. A
comparatively small discovery Of
mineral resources would reimburse
the state for all the money WhItn
has been spent in maintaining The
bureau Of economic geology, while
the knowledge which the bureau has
already collected and made eTal-
l. nie leaves the state its debtor. Ac-
icurate, authoritative surveys such as
this department makes from the best
basis, for sound development
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-05-23
The Nater-WitCh.

The determination Of the point on
tAc surface OF the ground to begin
we'll is frequently left TO water
witch. He cuts a tWig and moves
mySteriously about until the tWig
turns down, thus indicating the spot
whore "A successful we'll may be dug
or drilled. The scientific frequent
ly make merry over this agc-old Gus
tom, but even the sagest have wag-
ged Il doubtful head over the per
f0rmances OF the twig in competent
hands. However that may be, tie
structural geologist, according to Il
statement given out by DR.. VIM b
Phillips, director OF the bureau. is
able to tell with considerable ac-
curacy the presence of water under
ground. He cannot say how much
there is, or what quality it Will prove
to be, but he is able to say that wa
ter will in all probability be en-
countered in given locality, and
that it is not likely to be found in
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-05-23
RiDEDRD, LEWIS AND THE
UNION.

We quote this from q recent ar
ticle by Messrs. Radford and Lewis:
we should think that the preachers
who felt called upon to participate
III political matters would cooperate
with the Farmers Union in stamp
ing out immora! practice in politics
and destroying machine rule, and We
| believe the better element of the
clergy will Join US in this position. ="
While these gentlemen appear to be
50 much interested in the attitude
of preachers toward things political
Will they explain to what extent
they are cooperating with the Farm
ers Union in stamping out the evils
they refer to in the above? They
are officials in a great farmers
organization. The rank and file of
that organization have a right to
know whether they are working in
the interest OF the union or in the in
ieltSt OF the BEeNeE1tS Oh eSaS.
And while they are asserting their
loyalty to the farmers of Texas they
as to who is writing their letters Of
advice to the farmers with which
the press is being flooded just at this
particular time. They might also
tell something about who is paying
the postage on same. 1t would also
be interesting to know where the
money comes from that pays for hav-
ing these same letters made into
plate matter and shipped by the
hundreds of pounds to the papers
The express charges on this boiler
plate is no small item. Who pays
for this? Radford does not. Neither
does Lewis, The Farmers Union is
making no assessment on its MEM
bers for that purpose Somebody
foots the bill. Stereotypers do not
work for nothing. The express COM
! panies do not carry shipments free
| of charges. Uncle Sam does not
| make a practice of donating postage
stamps to any individual, firm or
| corporation. While they are explain
| ing these things they might also
tell the farmers whom they are sup
posed to represent what connection
| they have with an organization iii
! Fort Worth that is supported by the
railroads and breweries. There is a
| strong suspicion lurking in the
minds of some people that the Rad
ford and Lewis letters have their
origin with this organization OF
course we are not saying that some
one connected with this organiza-
tion is writing those letters, but 1t
/ is we'll known fact that Radford
and Lewis are not their authors.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-05-23

will be started next September, an
Appropriation made by the last legis-
lature becoming available at that
time, The investigation will be I'M
der the supervision OF the Bureau
Of Economic Geology, and an expert
seologist will be put in charge OF
the work There are some seventy
counties in Texas whose minerals are
practically unknown. which is to say
known, as the geologist refers to va
ter as a mineral, though it does not
the popular mind
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-05-23

another given locality Even this
general information effects II ire
mendous saving. Millions OF dollars
nave been expended i'll Texas drill
ing for oil, or water, or gas in places
where there was not the slightest
possibility Of encouutering them. IN
expert geoloEist who has given es-
pecial attention to these matters can
say you stand an excellent chanc"
Ct finding water here, you have prac-
licallN no caaucc OF securing water
there, and 50 Information OF
untold commercial value. Such Il
man Viii be put in the field next
September 10 study the water re
sources Of Texas,
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-05-23
BRIDGE OPEN
TO TRAFFIC 81 YEARS
BY the United Press.

New York, May Thirty-one
years ago today Brooklyn Bridge.
for long time the greatest struc, !.
ure that spanned any river, was
opened to traffic. The only celebra-
tlon was the flying of flags from
the Manhattan and Brooklyn ends.
In It's thirty-one years the great sus-
pension bridge had earned close To
S2e,o9o,eoo in tolls for the city, ac-
cording to estimates based on the
earnings Of $23,224,571.S1 up 10
one year ago. The greatest source
OF revenue is from street cars. An
average OF about 1000. at a revenue
OF ten cents car, pass over the
bridge every day.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-05-23
Water Increasing in Economic I'M
rOftanCe.

In many sections OF the arid and
semi-arId west, il has been found
PRACTICAL To use Well-Water for ir-
rlgation. AT plaiuyieW. Texas, for
Instance, ground water WAS CncOuu-
tered In such quantity that success
full irrigation is carried on by means
of huge pumps operated by gasoline
engines, which bring the water 10
the surface IN quantities varying
from 500 to 800 gallons per min
Iute, giving the farmer quite a re-
spectacle head OF water for irriga-
/ ton, Nor IS this method OF irriga-
ton confined to the arid west. In
Irain-soaked Michigan, water is pump
led from wells to tide crops over dry
seasons. La the Colorado VALLEY
few miles below Austin. the larg-
lest spinach farm in the world is va
tered by pumping-plant which de-
hVers i,0r gallons of water per
Minute against Il head OF over forty
feet Such use OF ground-water was
Iundreamed Of before the advent Of
| the centrifugal pump, and the inter
t nal combustion engine.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-05-23

Tom Mcclure who was selected
by a committee as the prohibition
candidate for state comptroller, au-
thorizeS the announcement that he
has Withdrawn from the race. Since
The decision of the eliminators is
now no longer binding on Worth 5.
Ray he has many friends Who would
like to see him get back in the con-
test.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-05-23
Relieves Bladder Distress AM. Weak.

Irregular, painful bladder weak
ncssos disappear when the kidneys
are strong and healthfuily active.
Take Foley Kidney Pills for that
burning, scalding sensation-irregu-
lar, painful action-heavy, sore feel
ing and bladder distress. You viii
IKE their tonic restorative effect
the relief from pain--quick good
results. Contains no harmful drugs
Try them. Curlin's two drug stores.
ADV May.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-05-23
A stubborn Cough Is Wearing and
Risky,

Letting stubborn cough hang
on III the spring is risky Foley S
Honey 4 Tar Compound heals raw
inllamed surfaces in the throat and
bronchial tubes-makes sore. weak
spots sound and whole-stops stub
born, tearing coughs. Refuse sub
.sttutes. Curlin's two drug stores. -
Adv. May.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-05-23

The common statement has been
disputed that Germans are music
loving people. We have often Won
dered how they could be, and still
speak the German language.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-05-23

Already the ciyilizing Influence OF
the Americans has teon set III mo-
ton at Vera Cruz. Even before
the last sniper was driven from the
town the American marines We're
learning the young Mexicans how to
play baseball,
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-05-23

Tammany Hail leaders have been
quoted as saying that il this country
Went to war with Mexico they would
raise a regiment OF volunteers u
they were needed The Tammany-
ties have evidently beard that the
footing" is good down there.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-05-23

For the second time jury has
said that former Police Lieutenant
Becker OF New York must go to the
electric chair for hiring four guH-
men to kill Herman Rosenthal. the
gambler.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-05-23

Monday will see general re-
sumption OF activities on the farms
of Ellis county unless there should
no more rain between now and then.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-05-23

Mr., Mollen should be given credit
for telling his story to the inter
state commerce commission before
selling it to some OF the yellow
Journals OF the east.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-05-23

Having discovered Il new river III
the wilds of Brazil the Colonel has
returned and is now preparing to
start out to see if lie can discover
any progressive voters in the eouh-
try.