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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-05-01
9as Gift Der ar5te.

Die @iftisteit Der arOte fpielt,
ebenio ipie ibre SdBli9teit, Don ieber
cine srpBe aole i'm 8oItsglauben.
Geit langem 1T AUDI betannt, Dab bic
&rDten einen Stoff entbalten, Der bet
setpiFen &rantbeiten q. .. bes Ssrs
3ens) RiItraftis pirten iOu. Die
gum Sell rebt pbantaitii9en ane
i9auuussn iiber Oas Sr0tensift fino
felt etma finf5ig Sabren DON oct
@iFenidaft elmer &ritit urtersogen
poroen, nobel ii4 II. a. berausseiteut
fat, baB Der @iftltoff, ieinsm gba.
ratter mad elm tppii4es Seragift. in
Den S%dutbriiea bes gieres (aidt etc
ma in o@tftsdbnen") abssi4ieben
miro. reber bic 9emii9e Natur Oies
ies Stoffes iinO mir naber unters
rt9tet ipOrOen Oar4 llnteriu4ungen
bes Miir5bur9er pbarmatoIogsn 6.
g. Sauft, Oer aus &r0tenbduten els
ne febr pirtfame SIbitan3 ilOlierte.
bic er 9ufotaline nannte (9ufo bulls
saris - bic arOte). 9ieies ipeais
ftf9e &rOtsnsift 1T Dor tur5em bon
Dem Miinaener profefor WieIano
gum eriten Mal IN reiner, triitali'
iierter 5Orm setuonnsn uno naber
ilnterfudt iporben. Mslano tonnte
oeisen, bab bas bon Sauit erbaItene
.8%ufotaIin" feline einbeitlide Cubs
itana 1T, ionoern aus einem 9smiid
bes eisentliden 8ufotalins nit
&ortfdure befteht. gs 1T iebr atfs
falenb, baB bic a%ortfdure, Die mai,
bisber nur dus Der aorfiubftans er.
baIten bat, fid bier als Stoffpedlel.
pro6utt Der tierii6en 3elle ersi6t.
9as 8ufOtalin islbft 1T Elm farblo.
fer, neutraler Stoff Der nur aoblens
itoff, Suuerftoff uno WaFsrtoff,
oaeegsn feinen Stiditoff entbGlt. Sc
sebDrt baber our &taFe Der S9lan.
gengifte, Ole I'M @esenfab gu ben
pfIan8ensiftsn bonn Sppus Der 9ttas
lpioe itiditoffrei iinb. Qls @usbeu.
te erbielt @telano aus 1000 &rIten.
bduten 20 @rdmm 8ufotalin uno 6
@ramm 8ortfGure.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-05-01

i9eiben, in benen fie iteden. mad unb
na6 seIodert iperben. 10 pab lie niat
mebr gum &auen gebrauat iperoen
tDnnen unb f9lieBli9 b~erausfallen.
Ser @orsans 1T Dem dbnIia. ber
normalerneiie IN bpbem Ilter Dor
ii9 sebt, nur berfriibt unb mebr nit
atuter Giterung perbunoen. Man 1T
Der 4niidt, baB cieie Iotale grtrans
flung nit peri1iebenen allgemeinen
Rranfbeiten, trie 3uder, @i9t, Stor>
but, Sbpbns ufn. in uriG4lihem 3ls
fammenbans iiebt, iebo9 TT ibr @ea
fen, 10 gut aud Der 3abnarSt ihre
grfdeinunsen unb ibren @erlauf
fennt, nod ni6t seniigenb aufgetldrt.
sic fommt iibrisens aua Bel iunsen,
ani9etnenb gans seiunben 9euten
por. Die 8ebanblung eritredte lid
feitber Defenders auf aebunsen uno
Jeitisunssfuren mittels platinbrens
ners unb Maiiase. ollie pereint nit
Inpenbuns apitrineierenber Sinttus
rem, fotpie peinltditer, oft pieberbol>
ter @ntfernuns oes 3abniteins Bis
tief inter bas 3abnfleii9 unb Stiitz
aen Der lofen SABINE mittels Sigier>
apparaten aus Golb ober platin, bic
i'm Munb befeitist purben. 9ieies
9erfabren, iopie bic 3abniteinentfers
nuns unb Iebune bes 3abnfades
mar bas pirtIamite. 4ls nun bic
eriten Nadri6ten bon Der Rabiumbes
banbIuns tamcn, bsi8affte i'd mir
elm ent5pre9enbes Quantum Habium
DOR Der 0itsrreidiE9en Resisruns.
SD fontruierte mir nun einen 9es
bdlter aus 8let unb lieb BARN bds
Rabium auf sesiguete Steine mir
len, 10 baB bieie nit Der RabiuuIs
@monation berieben tpurben. Son
bieien Gteinen purbe Wa1lsr erlas
inert, 70 bab bieIes bic nGtias Wense
BON Ma9es@ inbeiten erbielt. Sas
@affer purbe in ben Habiumbds
bern 81 Srintturen benubt. 4ubers
benz lpurben Spiilturen borsenoms
men. S6lieBli4 babe i9 aud bic
birefte 8eitrabfuns Der ertrantten
Stellen nit Stadium lelbit anse-
lpanbt. Natiirlid purbe bic &ur nit
ben ieitberisen gi9t gu ent6ebrenbcn
Silfsmitteln, ipie 3abniteinentfers
nuilg, @ebuns unb epentuell StiiBs
apparaten fombiniert. Sie Grfolge
Tinb bur9pes gut. Die patienten
iparen ollie f9nell bon Der Wirtiam'
felt Der 8~ebnnDluns iiberSeust unb
perlansten felbIt bic Wieoerbuluns,
ipern Hiidfdlle eintraten. 9ie Sur,
iopeit fie bic Notwithstanding Bee
trifft, lam Der 9atient aua ieIbIt
81 9aule ausfii6ren, pas natiirli4
iebr angenebm TT.
Meine g~rfubrung gebt babin, baB
bic misunderstanding, tpern fie audi
bic iibriseu pben angefiibrten aabns
arStli6en Silfsmittel ni6t iiberfIliiig
moft, bod cine beoentenbe unters
itiiBuns Bel Der. Seilung Der alOeos
l~arpbprrboe lit unb BON iebem 3abns
arat a~nsetpenoet tperben miibte.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-05-01
IaSium in scr 3abn1cilfunbe.

Die sroben GrfoIse nit %raOioattis
oen SubitnnSen Bel Der 9ebanSluns
bes &rebies, 10 fubrt Or. 9. Moeier
aus 5rantfurt a. 30. aus, baben in
leBter 3eit bic 4ufmertiamteit Der
geiamten Seiltunbe auf bieies Mittet
seri9tet. Gs tonnte natiirli9 ni9t
ausbleiben, oab aud bic 3ahndrSte
Die bioIosii9e Dirtuns bes aaoiums
auf bic i'm MunDe p%ortommsnben ST.
trantuneen unterfu4ten. S9ort ebe
ii9 bic allgemeine Mebi3in nit Der
StrabIenpirtuns bei9dftiste, Dor
mebr als brei3ebn Sabren, madte
Or. Otto Waltboff. profeiior am
5abndratIt9en llniperiitdtsinititut in
MiinGen, auf bic bemerfensperte
p9piiolosiide @irtuns Der unii9tba-
rem Strablen bes Haoiums aufmerts
fom. @r beridtete f9on bamals
iiber cine Sautent3iinbung, bic bur9
stpeimalige, Stpanaig Minuten bauerns
be 8eitrablung bes Qrmes nit einem
Rabiumsg bIoribsY r6porat entftano.
Die 8eriude bes 3obnarstes MaIts
boff tpuroen letber bamals abgebros
9er, neil Der Somolige Director Des
Sbgienii9en SnItituts in Miin9en,
Prof. 8u6ner, bns Habium mebr fir
nS9pinbet unb bebeutunsslos" err
flGrte.
Dor einem Sabre tpurben in Wien
bpn Sronner, in Berlin bon Mams
lot, 2ebD unb Dnrnefrps @erIu9e
nit Robium bei 3abnfleif9s &rants
beiten onseIteIIt. Gs bonbeIt ii9
bier Defenders I'm bic @irfung Der
rdSioottipen GubIton5sn ouf bic olIen
ieit9erigen 8erfubren niberitebenbe
@rfrantung bes 3abnfa9es
unb Der Wur3elbaut. bic foaennnnte
Qlpeolarpborrbos. @ieIe &rnnt6eit
iid BARN, bab bas 3abn>
fleif6 defenders Der @orber5Gbne
(ober oud Der 9ndenSGbne) eitrig
5erfaIt, bic SABINE an Der @urSel
perben unb bur6 bic fpIs
genbe 4uflOfuns Der feinen 2noderts
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-05-01


Grau s. 9. q is 9. oie 8 a t.
tin Deg ST -Ri9ters R;ss bonn Sbers
seri4t in Rcrtb gatima, Daib, iab.
tpie Elm 4nabe bon sinem 5lob in
einen Miblentei9 f~tiir5te. 9ie mutis
&c Srdu rib 9ut unb pelSmantel ab
unb fprang ins Maner, um bas
ainb ,u retten. Gin 9uno Der Srau
&iag mar ffon porbet ins @aHer
seiprun9en, un6 oas treue Sier
9laubte nun, oaB feline !9errin ers
trinten piirbe. ST Serrte an ibrsn
&leibern uno binoerte Die 6rau osrs
art, bab Tie rem ungIiidIidsn anabsr
ni9t au rettsn ttrmo1te.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-05-01
Sas Sortleben bop Srsanen anker.
bal6 bes 36rpers.


oils ppr Ginger 3eit q. garreI ii,
Netp gort bic @ntbedung mc,3te, Dab
es BEL @rspabl elmer ri9tigen Jlais
iisteit, Defenders BEL 4npenbung bon
8lutiaft bssfelben Sieres, unb bel
SnnebaItung Der setpDynliden 8luts
marine mDgIi9 fet. iiolierte Stile bes
tierifden &6rpers in Der Sl%iiiisssit
tpeiterpa9ien gu laifen, srreste bieis
Meloulg nt9t gerinses 4ufie6en, OBJ
glei4 ben pbbIipIpsen eigentli9 feline
lleberrai4ung seboten purbs, ba
i4on felt lansem bsfannt par, Dap
fart biffercnSierte @etpebe unb Or
game cine Qrt felbitdnbigen 2ebens
I'm Srganismus fiibren, bas muir III,
groben unb ganSen bur9 Eos 2eben
Der umsebenben @etpebe bseinflubt
tpirb. Sagte bod bic 2ebre, bic ben
Siers unb gflanSent0rper als einer
3ellenitaat betra6tet, ni9ts onberes,
als baB bic me9rSelligen Srganiss
men aus SobIIoien Gin3eIgebilben aus
fommeneefebt feien, bic po6l infplge
a~bsednberter 2e~bensaufgabe unb ipeiis
eebenber &rbeitsteilung perI9isbeur
Sormen unb abpei9enbes 4usIeben
ertporben baben, ober bod allie aIs
mebr pber treniser III iid abgef9IpIs
iene 2ebensfreiie anauIeben feien.
SnapiI6en finb Die 4nsaben garreis
febr oft no9sepriift porben, unO
sipar in besug auf bic peri9ieoenFten
9epebe; iie baden aud i'm alleemeis
men cine Beitdtisuns ssfunben, rGnls
lid mos bic SGbisteit anbeIdnst, alts
hsrhaIb bes ROrpers in aeeiausten
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-05-01
Sesinfeftiunsfraft Ser MctaIe.

Sur9 febr eineebenbe 8eriude
meBrerer GDrl@er tit feitsefellt tpors
ben, oab Metalle unb beren peri9iez
oere 2e~sierunser, iotuie semiinates
Gelo RAID uno energiI4 Seine pers
ni4ten. ollie @srin4e ergaben, OaB
SUPPER bic itGrtite Observation-Disclosures
&raft fat, bann fpmmen MeIfing,
SLIDER uno 9olb; bieran i9lieben iid
bic aHberen Wletalle in abiteisenben
8erbdltniiien an. 9te Srase. Oh bic
Metalle nlr in reinem, alIo blants
gepuBtem 3uitanb, obsr aud nit III
rem ueberaiisen aus SrDb unb
S9mub bieie teimt0tenten @iaen>
i9aften baben, beanttpprtet Yrof.
Bitter bobin, bob Die i9mubigite
&upfermiiaae, bic piele WO9en nt4t
gepubte Siirtlinge ebenfo bic &rantz
beitsteime tDtet, pie gars neue, ME
sebrau9te Gegenitdnbe slei9er 3us
iammenieBung. go ergibt iia bic
fi@ere Satiade, bab mir in ben DEE
fallen unb beren 2egierungen &Orper
beIiBen, bic bont ibrer ba~tterient6tens
ben Giseni4aften Der 8eri4leppung
bpn acknowledgements ouf ben Don
ibnen seferti9ten @esenftdnben eners
gif9en Wioertanb entge9enieBen. Gs
ftebt feit, boB bic 8ranfbeitserreger
auf ben aus Wtetall geferttgten @es
brau9sgegenitGnoen raider su9runbe
geben, als auf ben aus anberen Stofs
fen, 3. 3. Spl5 bergeItellten, unb bic
tleineren, am meiiten i'm @ertebr be-
finbIi9en Miinsen besinfisieren am
beiten. Smmerbin mub Defenders BEL
@pibemien nit Der MD9li4teit gee
rednet perben, bob cine le6ertra>
gung BON &rant6eitsfeimen eintreten
fam. @erobe bic aus 3intbIed,
Stabl unb 3inn berseitellten gepDbne
liGen @Bgerite Oesinfi3ieren am tpez
nigiten, al9 Giien unb bas email
fierte 8ied pcrbalten ii9 ni6t better.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-05-01
E.L.HAFFNER,M NJ. D.
HE RMANN, MO.
+. j. koeIIer,
SdmieO Il. @agenma@er
Sermann, 500.

Sermann, Wo.
Sd babe bas edmiebe. unb Daasn.
mod1er,S eidlaii bes Sobn 9lopppIb, an ber
lpeiti. 8. StroBe aefauii unb perbe bsTirebt
ietn tilr he teiten slrbeiten unb Daaren Az
lletcrn. Sd babe LANCE GrTabrpna I'm
Fleroebeidlaoen Fcppbl ,pie i'm ebmiebe-
pnb Waserbanbpert.
Sormtpo9en, 9nq9ies. Wanur.G preab-
ers, nnb Sarm. Waidinen an 6anb obes
auf HeitclInn9 su siinitisen gebineunaen
uno 3n annebmboren preiIen geIicTert.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-05-01

DISQUALIFICATION peiter su leben unb
ipeiter gu pa1Ien. @ber es ersaben
iid bod balb a~llerlei unteriaiebe.
3und9t seiste ii4 elm llnterf6ieb
3pif9en iunger, embropnalen, alio
mod pa8stumsfdbisen 9epeben unb
dlteren, auseeipa6ienen; nur bic err
ften pudien in Der NdbrlDiung mel.
ter; bic anberen blieben BARN tpobl
einige 3eit lang lebenb, aber lie psrs
sr0berten fi9 nidt. Damn bat por
furSem Der Sranaoie gb. gbampp
naasepieien, bob bisIfah tpobl eth
Weiterlebsn bon Srganieilen aubers
baIb bes 30rpers erreiht tperben
tanr, bab bisIe aber meiit entarten
unb au inbifferenten Geipeben ipers
ben, in benen i9IiebIi4 nidts mebr
bon Der fpesififden Sdtiefeit gu fin
ben 1T; Gbampp pies bas mad on
Gepebeitiiden Der Niere. Der S4ilbs,
SbrIpei9els unb anberer 9riiIen.
4noere pa9ien peiter unb persrOs
Bern iid au9 unb perlieren babel
nur febr lanefam bic ibnen eisens
tiimItden @isenf9aften in be5rs auf
Qusieben unb pbbiiolo9ii9es @erbals
ten; bas gilt beifpielspeife bonn tie
ridden aHorpeI. 9ie 5prtpflan5unsss
sellen enbli9, iopobl bic mdnnliden
als bic peibli9en, bleiben in Der
RabrlDiung unberanbert; fte Ieben in
ibr cine 3eit lang t%peiter, obne babel
gu iua9Ien pber gu entarten. Das
1T audi ertldrlid, benn bier baben
mir es nit 3ellen gu tun. bic ppn
@nfang an cine GENTLE Selbitanoiss
felt in ii9 entpideIt baben; lie fol-
len fpdter ben aelen &Drper bilben
unb miiiien besbaIb, una6bdnsis bon
Der llmgebung, bic @nlasen fir bic
fen bereits pollitdnbis entbalten.
Evening star., 1914-03-08
TALES FROM
THE ROAD
TOLD BY TRAVELLING MEN

duty, had banked his fires high thrust poker bar in
along the CRATES broke down the bank of coal and COKE
and in minute had roaring fire. The elevator
quickly found and disconnected the shaft coupling
Meeting with the mill shaft, and ready to start
soon l had little steam.
The old man was following about, mumbling to
himself, and rubbing his hands, unable to help
even to give suggestions.
"Can you make it go?" he asked anxiously
Like top" laughed ~Now we'll look at the ele-
vator'
Here was more at home. 1t simple PROPOSE
ton there-six bins dscharging into trough in which
revolved worm conveyor conveying to bucket ele
vator This elevator lifted the grain to any desired
height-to the chutes that delivered cars the
top of the building where, by of another trough
and wor the grain could be sent to any of the bins.
/ hurried down to the tunnel running beneath the
bins, opened the chute emptying number three then
raced up the stairs to the top of the building and set the
stop for delivery at number six, which half empty
Then down to the engine room, where found the
steam gage rapidly climbing upward. In few minutes
had started the engine
As soon as the wheels started Sykeman had climbed
the top of the bins and he down. trembling
from the exertion he had made.
"Its going down. he cried.
put him in the engine room and told him 20 keep
the outlet and keep it free from distractions. 1t
hot musty dirty hole, and the dust from the pouring
wheat into my throat and lungs like sulphur fumes
We did the trick We lowered number three below
the level of the leak until some of the pressure
Evening star., 1914-03-08

moved, and don't think than hundred bushels
went into the creek.
came out of the tunnel looking like powdered rat.
Sykeman reached for my hand met on the railroad
track, then took my and led me into his office.
"Pve changed my mind about those bags, he said,
laughing. u think had better increase my stock and
order another six months supply. Get out your order
book and we'll go up to the stockroom soon we
have washed ard rested awhile
Evening star., 1914-03-08
Winner of $50 Prize
TOO MANY SPRINGS
By Ralph H. Butz of Allentown, Pa.

r STILL like to think that my first experience
salesman was success in way. l sold the goods
and what happened in consequence of my sales
well, it wasn't my fault.
Two of my friends decided to go into the bedding
business; that is they going manufacture mat
tresses and bed springs also obbers of iron and
The Arvada enterprise., 1914-07-02
psEo OLDER THAN COUNTRY.

A deed l4o years old has just
been filed at Hamburg, Pa. Three
years before independence was de-
clared james Crawford sold a 175-
acre tract in Hanover township,
Lancaster county, to William Glenn.
The same piece Of ground and same
township are now part Of Danphin
county. The deed given to Glenn
was a parchment paper affair and
contained one Of the original wax
seals. Recently ths: same deed,
which is now yellow with age, yet in
. remarkable state Of preservation,
came into the hands Of NJ. s. Her.
shey. 1t was filed at the recorders
office at Hamburg along with half
dozen other old deeds for land. The
exact date of the deed is June 6.
I77a.
The Arvada enterprise., 1914-07-02
Tee eo00(uvo,

There 10 absolutely no use - talh
70 me about woman suRrsgs."
Really. old man. cannot uadse'
stand why you oppose Il 20 strosgiy." !"
We'll. III tell yos. I vss u Q
clothing store last week looking q
.oms necktiss when . woman ea0s h
and told one Of the clerks she wanted
- w . sellaf ~ ~ 1oE"-rA'
The Arvada enterprise., 1914-07-02
s,sh Hermit s.snas1 :. psssh.


A rich hermit John Kirtpsas!ct.
better known - the Hairy Naa." ~
tho vale Of Lsvsn Hermit" DEE Of
starvation st jamestown. Dunbastsn.
Scotland. . few da5s aso. KirkpatsSek
lived alone In . wooden hut near he
Forth Of Clyde railway. He was
about nifty years OF ass. Although
possessed Of considerable wealth, hs
did not take the nsesssariss Of nfA
He had long hair like that Of . won
an. and be wore quaint dress. The
hut. which was previously used - .
henhouse. was infested with rats and
IN nlthy coalition. Kirkpatrick u
supposed TO have belonged to AAsst
ca, although be had resided In Jamse
town about ten years. Tho police
found that be had Q considerable
auount Of money II the bank
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-02-07

allowing the moving pictures of the
re-enacted battle Of Wounded Knee
ITO be fled III the government ar
chiyes as an authentic production.
The Indians are enraged at the film
people, whom they claim distorted
the action OF the battle to behttle
the proves OF the Redskins
Several instances are pointed cut
wherein the picture is distorted
They claim that General Nelson A
Miles who took prominent part in
the film. was in reality fifty miles
from the scene OF the battle and so
far as is known was never on the
field, until he posed for the movies.
They also claim that Buffalo Bill who
played the part OF the hero in the
film. was at the agency eighteen
miles away. when the real fight oc-
Cured. The Indians mournfully as
sert that only one Indian out Of the
four hundred that engaged in the
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-02-07
The Sixteen fiuD.

1t Was the delisAt of the Six
teen Club to meet with Mrs. Barz
Cunningham in her handsome new
home on West Main street last
Thursday afternoon
With richly colored new house
furnishings, PROPULSION of carna-
tons for decorations, prattily dress
ed ladies to add grace and viva
city to the scene, and with two.
course luncheon beautifully served
with which to appease the physical
man, this affair fingers in memory as
one of the most satisfying after
Moons in the history of the clubs
social life. Out-of-town guests were
Miss Lucy Smith and sister, OF
Brownsville: Mrs. j. A. Chapman
Tulsa, Oklahoma. Mesdames J. M
Mcfarland and John w. Gillilanl
Holdenville, Oklahoma.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-02-07
w, mans Missionary SOC iet,.

The Woman's Missionary society
.of the FIRST Presbyterian church met
with Mrs, Arson Cole for its last
meeting OF January Mrs. Cole is
Ithe society's youngest members, and
1.-The interest iii the occasion was at
TESTED By the large number of ladies
present
Mrs. O A. Finley made splendid
leader Tor this missionary program
on the midChina mission, and the
various articles rendered We're in
teresting as Well as instructive.
Before the program was given
quite good deal Of business was
transacted
After the program the hostess was
assisted ia serving a delightful
course Of refreshments by her moth
er, Mrs. r. H. Fincher, and her
cousin, Miss Ruth Anderson
The guests then enjoyed being
shown over this new home, made
further attractive by the addition Of
pink carnations and ferns
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-02-07
Sigma Su Sigma.

Miss Rainoy Harrison has re-
Gently entertained the Sigma su
Sigma with a house party; glance
Al the comfortable and coy hotel
parlor decorated with its uunar-
Gus and multiplied sizes of red
hearts suggested t,eart Party,
which ii was With each progress
sion a tiny heart was tied to the
score card, which served as souv-
enir of this happy occasion. bearing
a splendid photograph of the young
hostess.
Al each table Was a heart shan
ed box of assorted candies and
in draw Margaret Edwards. Eliza
beth Hendley. Doris Mccartney
and Reba Singleton We're the lucky
ones. Little Artina Smith, in a
red filmy costume, erved punch to
the membership, including Mrs.
Emma Johnson, Mrs. L. keplinger
and Mrs Susie Smith, as invit-
ed guests. A delightful salad course
was served.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-02-07

On last Tuesday twenty-one Jolly
boys and girls assembled in town.
and going ia a body. surprised Bill
McEifee with play party, carrying
horns, toy wagons and many prank
ish, childish games as last remem-
brance of boyhood's happy time
A contest as to the best original
love story brought one half hour Of
quietude to this boisterous, restless
crowd al the close Of which time Joe
Harris and Clara Boyd were award
I'd prizes for honors.
The mother entered heartily into
the plans and had silently. during
the day, prepared a repast which
would have done credit to party
OF several days planning.
The cutting of the birthday cake
revealed a few secrets-the smvbols
YOU all know. Bill McElree drew
the she'll, Lucy McDutfie the needle.
Clara Boyd the dime, Grady kirksey
the ring. Philip Cordell the thimble
and Wayne Estes the button.
Selections on the new victro,a
which was Christmas present in
the home added enjoyment to the
evening.
Mr.. Burr MeElree and Mrs. V, II,
Shelton assisted the mother in sue
cessfully executing these plans.
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Sin~-NtaxNeii Wedding.

\ wedding OF more than local in
terest vas consumma1ed last We'd
nesday night At O'Clock when the
lives OF VIII Z. Sims and Georgia
Maxwell We're united Rev J. j
Greed OF Waco officiatin2.
The Boz church had been anpro-
priately decorated Tor the occasion.
the altar clothed in white was trel-
ised With eyerereeas aad at the rear
a graduated pyramid ot ferns torn-
ed the background Of The wedding
party
As the hour arrived Mrs Sterling
Richardson sang 4 Love You
Truly. accompanied by Miss Fan
ME MeCue Who played the wedding
march as the bridal party entered in
the following order: Miss Dalton
Gantrel and Mr Edwin Maxwell,
Miss NADIA Maxwell and Mr.. Palmer
Appliug, followed by Flora Stiles
and Ida Phillips as flower girls. The
bride entered next on the arm Of her
brother, lin Maxwell, followed BY
little Thelma Phillips as ring bearer.
the groom entering with Mr. Henry
Tirey as best man
The groom Is a son OF Dr. W. p
Sims. the bride the Oldest daughter
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Home Mission Meeting.

Attendance at the First Methodist
Missionary society on last Mon
day was full and much interest
manifested in business session: the
fourth vice president, Mrs r. II.
Cheatham, presented favorable re-
port; a letter from Miss Richmond
from Searrett Training school, who
is under charge of this local or
ganization, showed a good school
record. These workers for the COM
ing year have changed from the
pledge system to the raising of
funds, SO with this in view The
roll was divided into circles. One
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\ Change in Matrons.

because Of he ffiends both ladies
have made change OF interest has
taken place IN Heeson Hall since
Christmas. Mrs J. n Duff, who
served as matron two and a half
years, has returned to sherman, be
coming associated with sanitariufa
al that place. Her successor is Mrs.
elm, Campbell who has filled this
Welcome her again into otr town.
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Bay View Cub.

Deviating from its regular mode
yited Miss COX OF Trinity music
faculty ia sneak TO Them on ItaI-
ian cities The wears work embrac-
ING Italian history. Miss Cox i
versatile woman, having spent
some time in EuroDe studying and
! trava,inp and has literary attain
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A letter from Miss margarine cal
fee IN austin to feta''V@S mere ofihS5
the news she ~ AGAIN nome Fo'H
for anpendicitis Having spent most
If her wears In Waxahachie she ma
many friends who viii rejoice 70
know sba has safely pas.ed the
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PS1ae cohiloftaoie cottage IN NUN
ger Place It Is the gooo fortune o.
MISS MaeIe Mlaoie'oh' WHO mas re
this pleasant home.
Mesaahle9 }. "A 'hapiilah Vi u'st ;
Giililand of HoldenVil!e are the
weekend guests OF Mrs. +. f. Gam
mon on North Rogers street.
Since their return from corpus
ohfiStl, MT ONE Andrews ana "ile
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The HANNAH hi.

The regular meeting OF kapra-Chi
last week was with Miss Ada Mae
Rothrock in their beautiful and We'll
located home south OF town. A social
hour Of pleasant conversation and
quick deft needleV ork was the in
f1oductory entertainment; this, to
be followed by salad course and hot
coffee served with 9asfers.