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he said. daringty

need your money" she said. daringty
TO the young man.
Sally could see from his face tina,
he liked her frankness.
As you put II that way" he an.
swered quickly. I'll come"
For a moment Mays long. long eye
lashes dropped. Then she looked up
with lightning swiftness.
Don't bring the limousine; Ike a
victoria just as well," she said swift.
ly-and went
Half dazed. Sally watched her 20
across the lawn She was shocked
Never before had she seen May do
such thing-ask a man TO escort her
anywhere. She put her head down
actually ashamed of her friend.
Got enough yet-or shall I help
you pick more?" said Mr.. Haskins.
No. | think have enough. thank
you" she replied.
They walked toward the house to-
gether. Suddenly she wanted to be
alone. She was glad when he left
her. A new. strange emotion was
stirring within her-jealousyl Sud.
denly she knew that she did care
about this handsome young boarder-
this young boarder who had asked her
10 go to places first and was now be-
Ing snatched away by a bewitchingly
pretty and daring girl.
She was glad when supper was
over. With an aching heat she
slipped into the dusk OF the garden.
Looking up at his window, she saw
that his light was out-that he had
gone 20 May's-that the beginning OF
the end had come.
Then she started There. before
her in the shadows. was the tall figure
OF ? young man!
Sally" he said. softly. taking her
hand and lifting IL to his lips.
And II wasn't very long before she
learned that her ideal OF The At
tractive Girl" was far different from
his.
Copyright. 1914. Mcclure Newspa-
per Syndicate.)
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RESTING EASY
Mr.. and Mrs. Rnsy Yoho. Injured vvh.B
Auto Turned over, Getting Along
Nicely.

Mr. and Mrs Riley Yobo Of Grave
Vile, Marshall county. met with an anfo
accident Yesterday morning and a. "a
result both we're badly injured Mr.
aoho suffered a broken left leg above
the ankle. and Mrs. Noho De- badly hurt
about the chest and her ankle b. also
injured
Ihey we're driving up a hill near Bur
ton. Marshall county. on Wvane Ride.
and met team. While trying % uaaa
the same the auto turned completely
over The bank. pinniur Mrs. Yoho be-
tween the steering wheel and n stump.
ana could not be cNfricatcd until help
arrived Mr. hoho who wee driving the
machine, was thrown a. distance from
the auto and hts leg broken. The ma
chine was not badly dHmaEcd prs o.
~ Wilson and 8. D. Tohu were called
and rendered first aid Co.. the Injured.
aitcr which they we're removed 90 their
home at traysville where 90 wsa re-
ported late last evening that both we're
resting aa nicely a. could be expected
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PARTIAL ACCEPTANCE or
PEACE PLAN BY OPERATORS

DENVER. Col. Sept i7-Acccpt.
ance Of certain features 81 President
Wilson's proposal for n three years
truce I'm the coal miners strike was
announced today BY j. 2. WelbOrl
president Of the Colorado Fuol and
Iron company The announcement
contained the further information
that some Of the operators bad asked
for a conference with the president
10 discuss those provisions Of The pro.
posal which they are not prepared %
arrpuf
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Official statrmen.

LONDON. Sept. II. 9:25 D. m.-Tbe
Following German official statement
was received here tonight by the Mar
conf Wireless Telegraph company.
Is reported from east Africa
mat German colonial troops have sue.
cessfully attacked the Uganda rail-
way AZ different points.
lhIor nation has been received
from Capetown to the effect that n
German division on the Orange river
mas been surprised and made prison
ers by the South African forces.
IAN Germans between 10 and AZ
years or age resident in states OF the
south African union are being ac-
commodated In the concentration
camps at Roberts Heights.
subscriptions 20 the German war
loan. which began at the savings
lions.
servlans RspuIsed.
"Servian forces which crossed the
River Save have been repulsed every.
where. The enemy has now been
cleared out Of the districts Of Syrmia
and Banat
Rifles in the form OF sticks have
been taken from Belgian Tierurs CIr.
regular troOpsD These arms are 81
centimeters long and could be fred
by merely pressing a button Our
troops have been warned OF the dang.
81 OF these apparently harmless IN.
S5truments In the hands Of fanatical
The report IN London that the
German moratorium has been extend.
ed 20 the end Of September o. untrue.
a moratorium was neither required
nor decreed. There IS therefore. no
foundation for the report that its pro
longatiOn Is contemplated AZ the
usual"
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SEALED PROPOSALS

Notice 90 manufacturer, Jobb~rs. no.
chants and Others Whoissals Dsaisrs
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN That
o. West virginia will receive bids daily
~ It's offtce at Charleston. West VIrginia
LOT furnishing supplies for the several
ment OF which IL vested In said Board
Sontracts VIII be awarded TO the lowest
nidoers. quality considered and other
tnlngs being equal. West virginia deal
ers VIII be given preference
Lsts OF supplies needed will be fur
nisneo bidders on receipt OF requests
STATE BOARD or CONTROL.
la-l-tr Charleston. West Virginia
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PEIRoGRAD. Sept. 1.-THE Ru-
Inanlan people are said to be greatly
eNclted over the reports Of Russian sue
Sesses IA Austria Hungary. Forty-fve
enousand German prisoners are report
ed 20 have arrived at Lublin. II is
stated that beyond the Dneister river
tnere mas been complete disorxaniza-
ton OF the Austrian forces.
Reports from usually we'll In
formed source say there are no German
troops In French Lorraine
Noei bugston. chairman OF the Balkan
COMMITTEES. has arrived at Sonia. His
lsit - being much commented on in
Bulgaria, where a n believed he Is
charged with a political nlission
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LONDON. sept ~. 500 b. m Rru-
terF curreFuondrnt nf Amsterdam sends
the following.
An official despatch from Berlin re-
celNDl here says tNn German .dIrIgIhIn
airanirs have fulfilled 90 rEpectafi1na
None n thrw hHe been destroyed or ,ap-
turnd hN The enemy. though some OF
them have hTru frmnrfr H
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GERMANY SUGGESTS
toonunusd IRON Tirs, r.T..l

week. The British foreign secre.
tary said England wanted no TEN
porarY truce but permanent
pcace, asd one that would safe.
guard her against sudden attacks
such a. Germany had made
May Inform othsfa.
The general belief IN well inform
- circles tonight vas That tha
Ereaidsnt after waiting n few days
tor mora Information from Berlin
Wouln probably Instruct the Amen
can amhaaaadora a. London. rarfa
end fetrorrad ~ ornrnunicafe what
NE imperial German chancellor had
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fNL.L IE INANfE Martinique Sent
II.-llffrru German and seven Austrian
rnHcrriafa. fHf0u of tHa brazilian rffar..
% ltln Ie IHurirn IF fhr French rrrIrer
Condo. arrive % here fhia morning
Tho Norwegian 1frfna has been can.
tur"d ~ The tuunr or Ef Thomas aud
wrought to Fort ue France Tho Uein4
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IpHANNESHIR Union nf suuih
Africa Sept. 1.-THE gang of dcsurra.
docr. under the leadership uf mar
named Jackson. who Indirectly were The
caufe ~ the killing ~ General Iacohus
hondrick uc Ia Reg. fhr noted Href
general came o. n dramatic end toby
They tuuk refuge Boz cave on Eae.
fran1 which the police surrounded and
callnd upon them o. surrender.
Tho outlaws Offered tu surrender their
weapons o. IactaOu'a wife. The woman
cntcrcd tho cave and Jackson shot her
The lrndcr End hls two companions then
committed suicide
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WAR BRIEFS
Officers xsusd.

LONDON. Sept II. s:o7 .. m.-Among
the British Officers killed as made
known In casualty list issued tonight
was Captain Bertram Stewart OF the
West Kent Yeomanry. Captain stewart
was one Of two Officers who were Inn
prisoned in a German fortress for sew
ersl months for spying ana was pardon
60 by Emperor William on the occasion
OF MS last visit 20 England.
In the list OF dead also appear the
names OF Colonel Sir Evelyn Ridley
bradford. OF the Seaworth. HfEhlandsrs
VINO was well known Londoner and
(<ieutenant Colonel Louis ST. Gratien lie
Marchant. OF the East Lancashire reSi-
Official Report
Paris. Sept l.. 3:20 p. m-The Of
nciai report issued In Paris this after
noon on the progress OF the fighting
northeast OF the carital shows that tho
great battle Is continuing with unde-
ctsive results
The resistance OF the Germans mas
not been broken. although at certain
points they are described as giving
back slightly. At other points they
continue TO ofrtify themselves
The French have repulsed some of
their counter attacks
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TOXIC. Sept. ~. o.59 b. MT o. re-
ported here that the German cruiser
Emden has sunk five british steamers
or the r0eet ~ India Tho PASSENGERS
OF the vessels are said Co have been
saved
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s9if 20 Ambassador Gerard. NJ vas
hAeved the ambassadors would -
aaked 20 reitsrats the wish % enc
American government 90 BE- % ser
Voc im bringing about peace, and %
point ore the re- diueaa o. the Units1
states - communicates % 0nruanw
and Austria any atatemsut o. terms
which thc aiiies might care - make.
nipiomanata were disposed - he-
MaVe That through auch informal
conversations aomsthinG deftnite IN
M wy Of peace terms might Vaf
~ obtainsd A. q workinT haaia
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FOR SALE
SMALL, SUBURBAN HOME

Three room cottage, n good condi.
ton. situated on a corner lot ia Elm
Grove Is offered for sale. House has
two porches and good eellsr Cement
garden in rear and two runs fer
chickens with good poultry houes and
work shed For further Information
call I47-W. Elm Grove.
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CLAIRVOYANT
PROF. L. A. JENKINS
worlds Greatest olAirvoyant


7 viii read your life like an open
book. telling you frankly the bad a.
well ~ the good. giving advice on
All matters 81 interest. such as love
courtship. marriage. divorce. bust
ness spcculatiuns. journeys. Wills.
deeds. patents. law suits friends
enemies or rivals, giving names IN
full. whether husband. wife or sweet
heart he true or false. ] teach YOU
the secret power ~ control 60 win
the one you most desire and 20 over
come enemies. rivals or bad luck of
any kiud-in fact no matter what
may Dc your hope. fear or ambition.
are not absolutely satisfied then You
pay nothing Has this not honesty
upon the face 81 it9 Take Vim
Grove car % corner fth and Center
streets. Fulton. W Va. Car afnn-
directly tn front ~ house "Oniv a
few minutes from Whceiinr" ASK
conductor for Fourth and Center"
Huura-1o 100 a. m. 90 500 D. M.
Sunday. 10 % g. aeff-r
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DIE D

WIECWEH-un Thursday September nj.
1915 rf $3.50 o'clock m u. WILLIAM
r.. son of the latc William Winrhcr.
aEr % F0are. 9 months. f1 DAYS.
Funeral service az the family rcsIdonc.
NO. 1870 So. Huron street FrIdnV
eveninE. september 18Th. at 4 o'ciock
Friends 20 the family are invited.
Funeral on Saturday murninr. scntcm-
Der 18Th. GO ln o'clock infrrmcut prl-
waite az Greenwood cemetery.
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General uc a. Rev who was one ~
thc abicat runluandcra in fhe nocr war.
vas proceeding Or en- nufnrrnhllr fn hle
farm when police who were uafchiur
Tor the Jackson drHurrafOre. challenged
hin. The order IVES not hooded and Tire
Il Neya heart
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Louis BertSChN
FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
ARTERtAL EMBALMER.
tt22 and ft24 Main street
Calls Answered Day or Mint
Store Phones 636.
G J. nertscsy. Nat Phone fasa-R.
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The last report OF the steamer Heina
vs. august J. when she sailed from
fhiiadelphia for Ia Guaira Venezuela.
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Breummer & HiIdebrsnd

Funeral Directors and EmhaImera
Corner MnrkH. AMI Twenty arranf So
neiephoue ~. Oxen faF and niEht
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FOR SALE
FOR SALE.

The Homestead" cottage on
Moundsville Camp Grounds, in
gcNd condition. Address Forest
View" Box io2, Elm Grove, VIVA.
Or call Bell phone 79-L, Elm Grove.
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- sid 10 have been laden with coal
on. preserves and various canned goods
.n.sneed Tor the German warships re-
ported to be cruising in the Atlantic
ocean
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80 oALE-ie acres OF land. room
house. fine bearing vineyard of 100
concord grapes. 200 peach trees, black
pefries and other small fruit. Short
nait mile from National Pike at Loyds-
vile o. Call or address. Geo. G. Finney
81. Clairsvillc. Ohio. r.. ID. No. 3 s-i5-r
FoR SALE have for sale IN Aue-
gheny county. Maryland several
licensed hotel properties. centrally loca-
Philip Roman. 10 N.ILiberty St Cum
berland. Md. s-i0-n
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For Sale-Automobile.

HAHTED-A second hand 1914 Ford
double car. Bell phone 1851. wig.
s-I2-I
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FOR RENT

ZOE HEHT-Large front room. nicely
furnished. also two other rooms with
All convenience. IS Tenth St. Mrs.
Camp. s-1S-i
ron RENT unfurnished rooms. up
stairs; use OF bath and laundry asa
NO Huron street. Island s-is-i
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-08-07
GROWERS GIN MAKE
RULING COTTON PRICE
Emergency Currency Distribution
to start Buying Of staple.
The Mills Need the
Product.

Dallas. Texas, Aug. Northern
and Eastern cotton mills viii be in
the market for cotton just as soon
as the $B225.o00,000 Of emergen-
cy currency, authorized BY the gov
ornmeut is distributed among the
banks Of the country This informa-
ton was given out yesterday by A..
l. Wolfe OF tho cotton brokerage
firm Of A. l.. Wolfe.
When asked what price Texas cot
ton was likely to bring under present
conditions MIR Wolfe replied that il
was a question he was unable to
answer.
The Northern and Eastern mil
lers will undoubtedly seek to take
advantage of the present situation, -
he said, and buy at a low figure.
Whether they can do so Will depend
largely on the producer. The mil
lers must have cotton. If the pro-
ducer can hold his cotton until the
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. . o o i. . . . . = = . . . =
By tie Omitted Press.

The thrilling mission Of Ioseph
c, Eidridae. ia 1919, 10 the Wild
tribes OF Texas by die authority ot
President Houston. reaching ifs
climax in the ComaucAe main WI
age, remains thu most remarkable
source OF Indian lore available TO-
cay With Eldridgc and the whites
in his pare excluded the Comancna
held great council OF chtefs to de-
eide on the invitation oytar,d.d T.,
attend the projected general treaty
meeting at an appointed place
The Comauche8 clamorpd Tor Tho
death Of the commissioners. This
alarming news was first conveyed 10
the three white men bv one Of thair
Delaware Indian ibteTBrptatrrs A
old Waco Indian chief Acoauasb in.
debted to the commissioners for
many kndnesses and loving taan,
sincerely. had also pleaded to e9vo
the lives. The progress of ths cow,
Gil was regularly communicated ia
EIdridge and his comrades r. an
peared to be unanimous mat TIM
whites should die Only paybayuro
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-08-07

A special session of the Ohio
legislature lasted only one day. If
that had been our late collection of
Texas solons we would have insist
ed that the time was one day too
long.
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Our troubles in this world follow
each other in quick succession. As
soon as We get through with pri-
mary election We are called upon TO
50 to picking cotton and paying
taxes
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-08-07

The carpenters made fine i'm
preston on the people Of our town,
and the people of our town made a
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-08-07

The world would be better off ii
number of the crowned heads Of
Europe We're forced to the front
during the war over there, and were
not able to come back.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-08-07

In the European trouble it looks
to us very much like Emperor vii
liam is up against four kings and 4
one SPOT.
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BASEBALL CALENDAR q
= . ~ - . . . =
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Texas League.

TCNAs league.
RESULTS yesterday.
Fort Worth 4, Dallas 3.
Houston 3, Galveston /.
Waco ,, Austin i.
san Acknowledgement, rain
WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY
Dallas at Fort Worth.
Austin at Waco.
Beaumont at san Antonio.
Galveston at Houston.
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a slight disagreement seems to
have arisen between Colonel Roose-
Welt and the other two members OF
his party
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY
Washington II CHICAGO
New York at 81. Louis.
Boston at Detroit.
Philadelphia aj Cleveland
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-08-07

After the Ell Paso convention you
Will hear no more about the result
OF the late primary being a slap at
the Wilson administration.
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S'aN s-at-iiome' Sufferers OF Hay
icNef ana Asthma--Get u Bottle
oil Foiey's Honey and Tar
compound.

hestiul sleep, relief from choking,
saSp'ng asthma and tormenting hay
FEVER for those who take Foley's
hohey and Tar. 1t spreads a heal
'''s soothing coating as it glides
down raw tickling throat, and stops
irritating coughs and summer colds.
euriin's Two Drug Stores. aov
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Texas extends to our president
sincere coincidence and lender SYM
pathy in his great bereavement and
sorrow.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-08-07

II is often true that some very
polite and agreeable young men have
cranky old fathers.
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That Issue OF $500 900. 900 by
Mr. MeAdoo viii gave us about $500
per neao Ne nave four III family,
SEND on your twenty dollar note.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-08-07

England may have q larger mum
Der of battIeships than ANY other
nation, bur Germany leads them all
when it comes to schooners
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-08-07

Having heard from the friends Of
Colonel Ban, it is now in order for
Leopold Morris to come forward and
tell us how it happened that he was
defeated
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SIX PAGES.

We hope the war in Europe VIII
not result in increasing the pension
list III this country.
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r4c fanny ueIlcthc III tno'isaI'd7 On
ZONES f9- Y vea.s-Dr ctac ca Larea
10 Blood @e"-'8
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The mercury ia the Thermometer
took a sudden tumble last night
and we found ourself in the earls
"ern scratching around Tor xiv
err"
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Tue daily Light gives the news.
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STANDING OF THE TEAMS.

Club Played Won. Lost. Pet
Paris -. ....57 AZ l5 1857
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Dufant at TeXarkana
Denison at Paris.
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STANDING Or THE TEAMS.

TeNas-Okiahoma League.
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Texarkana 10, Durant 0.
Paris 2, Denison o.
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OFF ICERS
SUBSCRIPTION RATES

Entered at the WAxahachie Post
office as Mail Matter Of the
Second Glass.
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]. A. c. Kemble is an authorized
travelling representative OF the Daily
Light, aud viii solicit and receipt
DOR subscriptions and advertisements
tor this publication.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-18
Deer Races Motorcycle

While riding at the rate OF % miles
an hour on his new motorcycle, Hughes
Steigerwald of Sayville, who had attended
a dance in Lindhurst. was startled when
a buck came out of the Oaksiale woods
says the New York Herald.
Mr.. Steiserwald slackened the speed
of his motorcycle. fearful that he wou!d
be thrown by the deer. lie was then In
an awkward and dangerous dilemma, foi
the buck continued to keep pace with
the machine. evidently taking the handle
bars for horns
Side by side. the deer and the motor
'cqcie raced. So close was the animal to
the machine at one time that the chain
tore the hide from the deer For brief
second horn of the deer and thc right
handle bar were locked. Steigerwald be-
lieves that he was at that time going ct
the rate of 40 miles an hour
The rider then applied more power. The
noise frightened the deer and he spra 7;
clear of the machine and ran into the
woods.
Mr.. steiserwald said that the whole
thing seemed to have happened in q
second.