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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-01-27
ISTEKt RBA\ TIME TABLE.
Sortl, Bound.

LOCAL CARS, (makiHg ali
stops) pass WaXahachic for Dallas
and all intermediate points 5;4S,
Gas, 8:4S and 1o;4S a. m, 12:4S
PAS, 4:4S, Gas, $50 and 1l;3G
p. NJ.
LIMITED CARS from Waco, and
all intermediate cities and towns,
tmaking no country stops1 pass
7:30, $40 and 1870 a, III, 100.
$3.50, $40 and 7:30 p III.
BAGGAGE CARS: 1:25, G.51 and
1888 p. IN.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-01-27
South Bound.

LOCAL CARS, tmaking az
stops) leave WaXahaehie for Waco
6;42 a. m. Local cars fmaktng all
stops) pass Waxahachie for Waco
and all intermediate points 7:52,
9:52 and 11;52 a. M. Tsp, 5 81,
5:52, 10:42 p. III. Cars arriving
7:52 and 9:52 p. NJ, and 12;42 a.
IN. stop at WaXahachie.
LIMITED CARS from Dallas, run
ming through to Waco, tmaklns no
country stops) pass WtNahachie
SAP and 1912 a. M, 12:42, 2:42,
4:42, 6:42 and SAP p. III. Car
passing SAP p. M. may make local
stops when necessary south oil
Waxahachie.
BAGGAGE CARS: lis, $50
and s9.52 p. III.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1915-10-22
Four Prisoners
Take French Leave

Four prisoners broke out OF the
county Jail Monday night and hayn't
been seen since high twelve yester-
day. They we're white" Worlick,
Ben Swanson, Jack Taylor and W.
A. Davis, all serving, time for boot
Logging Sheriff Dobson and his
family were taking In the Barnes
circus that night and left the Jail In
charge of Mr. DobsOns brother.in-
law, Curtis Brown. Mr.. Brown went
up town after the mail and the jail
delivery was made while he was away.
The prisoners took a piece Of lath,
punched hole through the, plaster
in the ceiling, tore away the laths,
and crawled through the hole they
made. They walked over the rafters
to the manhole at the head of the
stairway and walked out to 1.-The
open air and open sky". The entire
delivery was made in about five min
utes time. Fred Lowry and Fred
Van Brunt, who were also In the jail
at the time, refused TO participate in
the proceedings and are still in jail.
1t was a splendid chance for them al
so to make their getaway, aud they
deserve rcedit for not taking advan-
tage Of the opportunity. If the
other fellows are caught they will be
sent to the penitentiary. 1t is Gus
tomary to allow all prisoners the
freedom of the corridor until nine
O'Clock at night, and all this was
done before that hour. The county
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1915-10-22
1t Looked Like
"Dear or Lunnon''

The people OF Liberal now have a
small idea of what the sky at night
over London looks like, with the big
searchlig playing over it contin-
ually in hopes of spotting a "Zepp"
The Barnes show had sky searcher
going for several hours Monday
night, and the brilliant streak OF
light was visible for several miles
1t was novel sight, as nearly every
one had read of these immense
searchlights, but very few have ever
seen one in operation. 1t mode one
imagine that the aeroplane squad of
Villas army was getting ready to
drop bombs on Liberal.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1915-10-22
Some of Them Got There

OF the ten cars that started for
Beaver last Friday, all arrived at
their destination in due course of
time, except the wonderful "Apper-
son Eight" whose fate Is told else
where. Several cars had trouble on
the way, but you had to use a stom-
ach pump and cOrkscrew to twist
the story out of their drivers and
passengers. The visitors report things
very wet down that way when they
got there, and consequently interest
in the fair was not up to normal;
creditable showing is reported in the
agricultural and canned goods depart
ments. The business men of Liberal
showed patriotic spirit in even
starting out under such unfavorable
weather conditions, and had the day
been fair large string of cars would
have wound down the canyons to
help Beaver county enjoy her own
fair. The Liberal bunch is willing to
do their 'durnedest" to help the
neighboring towns out on any pro-
ject, but hereafter arrangements
will have to be made with the wealth
er man before assuring anyone their
presence.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1915-10-22
Show Girl Commits Suicide

Miss Mae Jackson, the bugler and
lion tanner Of the Barnes circus,
committed suicide by swallowing car
bolic acid Saturday morning about
two o'clock. 1t seems that she was
10 love with Edward Woechener, the
band master, but jealousy arose, and
she decided TO end it all by taking
her own life. The body was shipped
to Liberal, and funeral services were
conducted by Rev. H. +. Bolton at
the Christian church Sunday after
noon. Conflicting rumors about the
girl have been told, and the adver-
tising manager whom we interviewed
regarding the affair seemed very reti-
cent about giving any information.
Miss Jackson was the only lady bu-
gler OF a large show on earth, so far
as anyone knows, and her death
seemed to cast pail over the other
perfor mers. A large crowd OF town
people, besides the whole circus
troupe, attended the funeral, and
the circus band played appropriate
funeral marches. Profound grief at
her rash act was visible during the
entire two days the show was in
town. The remains were laid TO rest
10 the Liberal cemetery.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1915-10-22

partner. Miss Hill is we'll known to
many Liberal people, as she with her
father took a prominent part in en-
tertaining the Liberal boys during
the booster trip last summer. They
will join us in wishing the young
people long life and lots of happi-
ness.
Frank Swan returned Monday from
Oklahoma City, where he was called
last week by the serious Illness of his
grandfather. He reports his grand
fathers condition no better at the
time he left.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1915-10-22

Miss Blanche Hill, daughter of Ed.
itor Harvey Hill of the Beaver Coun-
ty Republican at Gray, Oklahoma,
was married last week to Archie W.
Wood, Judge Correll of Ochiltree per-
forming the ceremony. The writer
has known Miss Hill ever since she
was small girl, and he hastens to
assure the young man that he got a
mighty fine young lady for a life
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1915-10-22
The Blankety, Blankety o
Apperson Eight

Backward, turn backward, o, Time
in thy flight,
Give me Ford again, just till to-
night!
To Beaver we've started, fear Wen
be late;
We're marooned in blankety Apper-
son Eight.
"The Henrles whizz past us with
cheerful disdain, g
And don't even flourish q rope or a
chain;
The Jack Rabbits stuck, with scarce
ly no weight,
This blankety, blankety Apperson
Eight.
II once owned Ford and could go
where pleased,
| took the deep mudholes with great
est of ease,
Then bought this big wagon, to ride
with more state,
This blankety, blankety Apperson
Eight.
Pm sitting here cussing, as sore as
boil,
There's nothing the matter-Dut wa
ter on the coil;
And it. simply won't dry, o. how long
must we wait
On this blanketY, blankety Apperson
Eight?"
1t finally started, the speed made us
laugh,
And Travelled ten miles in two hours
and half;
1t resembled somewhat a long Rock
Island freight,
This blankety, blankety Apperson
Eight.
Well, when we got home John looked
somewhat bored.
And swOTe he would purchase
right then new Ford,
He was through with the big ones,
and, lat any rate)
With the blaukety, blankety Appsr-
son Eight.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1915-10-22
LIBERAL,
KANSAS

Chas. f, Smith, has been ap-
pointed mail carrier OH route c., out
of Liberal, relieving Maj. VIM. Nc
Nabney, who was appointed tempo
rary carrier when the change was
made. Mr.. and Mrs. McNabney
left Wednesday morning for an ex-
tended visit with relatives and
friends in eastern and southeastern
Kansas, where they will spend sever
al weeks
d c. Mensinger and gentleman
named Blaine we're looking over Sc
ward county lands with Griffith and
Baughman this week.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1915-10-22
LIBERAL,
KANSAS

should have the ceiling Of the jail re-
enforced with steel sheeting to pre-
vent any further happenings of this
kind.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1915-10-22

Mr.. and Mrs. T. B. Moore and son,
Donald, left the last of the week for
Delta, Colorado, where they will
spend week with friends, going
from there to San Francisco to take
in the exposition.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1915-10-22

Deputy Grand Master Underwood
of Greensburg made his annual visit
to the Masonic lodge of Liberal Mon
day night. He was the guest OF
Postmaster Irwin while In town.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1915-10-22
Will Address Play
grounds Association

Thomas Elmore Lucey, lecturer of
noted reputation, will speak at the
opera house tomorrow night in the
interest of the Playground associa-
tion. Mr.. Lucey comes TO Liberal
highly recommended by the press-and
the pulpit of several continents, and
good sized audience should hear
him.
GÅ‚os polek. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-current, 1915-09-30
(DOIlOnczcnic).
No. 80.

" ob"c tego, co Sic juz pOwirdzato
obec ogromncgo dis znaczrniu wcl-
k.,H ziZc>Hcn SIlnych caiO$ci " Gijrc "a
danla kobiety poIskiej przedcwszyst-
KEN - faczenla / ccmcntOwunia Zvcia
narodoWCGO. spa Jania mie. zaS dZiclrnia
JcgO czqSt"k l St - W Obcc togo wSzvst-
klcgo wsZelka robota, dazaca do rozbi-
Janla jcdnosci tych sill kobiccych, ich
fQcznOScl w jcdnej, jul zbudowanci sa-
modzIeInrJ organizacyi kobieccj, iak
nasz IwlQZck POlek -- uwulana bvC mu-
81 ia szkOdnictwo, Ia robOte destrukcvi-
nQ, bezceloWa, ma kt6ra w Opinii og6fu
musi bye sad jcden surowy karzacy.
Me mozemy sic tu bawiG w zadne wzgle-
dy wyrozumiaosci, musimy mice sad
smlaty, otwarty, szczery ME wahaG sic
wypowladae go wszedzie i ma miejscu
kazdem bez wahania Jeae!i rozwaaanie
sprawy teJ dOprowadzifo mas do uzna-
MA szkodnictwa bezcpIowo&ci cafci ro-
boty takicj - to osqdzmy jq. nazwiimy
ia po Imlenlu w Opinii, aby wfa&nic ME
byfo mas pomieszania poicG tym kic-
runku, ME byFO tolcrOwania szkodlwc-
60 robty, noszqccj ccchy burzycicstwa
JcdnoScl zycia polsfIicgo, gwoli sluzcniu
c"lom osobistym prywacic
Owsnem, redakcya organu. uniLaiac
clenla zarzutu ciasnoty jaIliej, lub jcdno-
stronnO8ci, Om0wiC chcc mozliwoSc iesz-
cze jednq, a mianowicie - il moga bvG
wSrod kobiet polsIrcb Ii So naturaInie)
Jednostki. kt6re albo ME majq zaufania
do rZqd6w kobiccych, aIbo VIOLA byG -
po starcmu - TQdzOnc bcz kFopotu
przcZ mGlczyZn, nii rzadziG same. albo
toz impOnuia i'm organizacyc bardzo bo-
gate, miIiOnOwc W takim raZic moga
WSzak WstPpOwac wedlc wybOru do ma
szych wiclkich pOlslich zrzcszcn, istne-
jqcych juz cd Iata wieIu, sFuzQcych ce-
lom narOdOwym, dajQcym zabezpicczc-
ME pewne finansowO. formujacych o.
bocnic grupy wyFqcznic kobiccc, kt6re-
chocIaz rzqdZone przez meHczyZn - ma
jq jednak juz swe Wydzia4y Kobiet i u
rzqdniczki- kobiety.
Widzimy vice togo, ze polskic aycie
tn Obecnie zadawalnia wszellie potrze-
by, wszelkie celc dazcnia, trudnoSci ia
dnej wybOru niema, obec taliej roz-
maltoSci Organizacyi - ME istnieie sta
nowczo ami pOtrzeba, ami racya zadna
tworzenia zrzesze6 nowych, 0 wiele niz-
Szych - twierdzimy to stanowczo - od
organizacyi powa&nych, juz istniejq~
cych. TIE nowe ivory, pOwOfywane vice
GÅ‚os polek. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-current, 1915-09-30

81 do Zycla, me potrZcby t"go zycia ME
imir dobra o@0fu kobict, gdyl dobru
tpmu stuzy sZeroko zbudowana luz sill
na organizacya - Zwiqzek PoleIl, 4 kt0-
ny ME wytrzymujqc porownania ludnn-
90, odS{anlaJQ jaskrawO ca4Q swQ bczco-
IoWoSc, obOk pryWaty ccI0w osobistvch
bqdz to ma tie ambicyi, przewodzcnia,
cZynionia komuS ma Mo, lub ciqgnicnia
zysk0w rOzmaitych cel0w biznesowych
Ma zakOnczenie sf0wko icszczc q stro-
ME finansowej mafych takich iowa
rzystw assekuracyjnych: rckq na scr
Gu, odpowiedzmy sobie, czy one gwaran-
towac moga to, co obiccujQ, choGby tvI-
Ko assessment - poSmiertne? Wta&ciwic
fata sic potrzeby, jak sic da uda, ale
niechno tylko zdarzy sic wypadek jaki
nagfy, wiekszy, jak oto Ma prz. swieza
ilatastroTa East1and'u, W ktorej Iwia-
zef Polek miaf z ofiar naraz, no da4O
sic sobie tenn rady przccie, IA coby sic
TAX stafo W ZrzesZeniach malvch, 90
nIQcych WciQz Ia grOszem, d gOspodaro-
Wanych samOwOlnie, gdyz w niekt6rych
Oak Wolne Polli) podobno urzednicz-
III nawet sd dOZgOnne wedIe swcj konsty
tucyl. Me zapCwniaiac vice nawet wy
piaty,pewnej posmiertnogo razach ma
giych, pomijajQc brak wszclllici dziaial-
no5ci oswiatowej narodowej - po-
wStaje pytanie: po co one sd na co ist-
nIeJq? Jaka racya bytu ich, jake u
sprawiedliwicnie dla wprbowania ko-
bet polskiCh W towarzystwa takir. a
szkodzenla tenn samem jedynri, samo-
dZiclncj, pOwaInpj budowic kobiccci IL
znanej juI przoz spofcczcGstwo cafc "
naszym IwiQzku PoIck?
DodaG do tego jcszczp trzcba, IL W o.
bee idqcych iuz projckt6w praw nowych
W Stanach Ijcdn dla wszystkich orga-
nIzacyi ubezpicczcniowych, kt0rc pod
nlosq wysoko SUNG wymagancgo kapi-
ta1u zelaznego, co juz sic dis nicpoko-
jQ naszc najwirkszp nawct polskic orga-
nizacyc, jak wv. Mar. Pol. Zicdn. Pol.
RI. Kat. - COZ wtcdy powicdzicG ma
fych takich budOwach ubOgich, kt6re
naturalnie upaSG wtedy musza sama siia
rzcczy. Me trzeba zapominaG tych
rzeczach, ale patrzeG W przyszfo5G I jei
faktami sic liczy6.
Tymczasem kObiety wpfacaja swe pie
niqdze, niosa energie swq, czas, prace -.
po COZ Czy aby poszIO to ma marnc,
bez korzySci, nawet 10 strata osobista,
bez zasfugi, bez poczucia piracy dla do
bra og6Hu narodu. Ia sama praca, O.
nergia, wplacone grosze, w4oaonc do
wsp6lnego, a mOcnegO dziefa kobiet, ia
GÅ‚os polek. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-current, 1915-09-30
N1iejny sad mad sOba.

kiom Jest ma~z Iwipzck PoIoIz, pracujq-
cy TAX chlubnic ideowo naro,Iovo W
Amcryce -- jake znalomicic podpar-
}yby, umocniiy, roz-zcrzyFy dzieio to rQE
woIi kobiccei, HyspmzHjQc s}awy
powagi imioniowi kob"ty poJskirj na
tel daIeliei zicmi.
Zrchciojcio scrdccznic, 81. polsllic ko-
biety, przciaG sic my5lQ VIOLA budowa-
MIA przcdcwszystkicm naszej jcdynej tn
organizacyi idcowej kobiccej. Iwr0c-
cic sic do oumicnia waszogo, do tego ME
fafszowancgo poczucia szczerej kobcccj
duszy i pomy5Icie, iIeby dobra, znacze-
mia / korzySci osiQgneIyby polskie ko-
biety og6le, gdyby zechciaEy budo-
wac energicznie wielki wspaniay
Zwiazek Polek. Organizacya nasza
tGTTaz PFC r2,@ c1 GSgi c., at"wC 'og4ahv led
max ezynie W dw6jnas6b, majac wielkie
srodki, vice ma przyk4ad: uczacej sic
mfodziezy zenskiej moznaby dawaG sta
te stypendya, moznaby opieka otoczyc
kOblety pracujace, a nasze nicdofqzne,
Spracowane siostry, sedziwym wicku,
popy t '"''ne cHF'co " rooZlhach, iuO sa-
n,o tno ne Il" ," 'ecI', c"Y hle nloStyDy bye
49, ScE ''ooL?he IIL: ol'''H4 Pr|eZ orSanzacye
iiIit -. Noo,'G't' 5t 'n".qc4 "rookl pc tcmu'
2--;,I ~ ile ui~E"ow EI ho"Ech p0""CHoOy W
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"r~'," ,,,, ~ It oS1S' Id '"Iep 0Doh u"h"lI"
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-06-05
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-06-05

DEATH AND FUNERAL NOTIOEs'
DROZDA-AIrs. Mary. died Thursday
June 8. will be buried Saturday fore
noon at / o'clock from j. Mick, HO4
South Tenth street. Omaha
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-06-05

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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-06-05

MARTIN eros. & CO. Exchange Bldg.
LIGHTING FIXTURES, WIRING,
= y 24le Cunning ST.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-02

Henry Sydnor Harrison, American
newspaper man, and author of ~.
VS. Eyes," has gone to Paris to serve
the American Red Cross as driver of
a motor ambulance.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-02
LUXURY

81 would make her my wife,
Was the fond lovers sigh;
'She's the light of my life
But light bills are so high!"
Peoria Journal
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-02

looked pleadingly into her gentle,
winning eyes.
81 must say it now" he said, land
go away, perhaps. It's in my thoughts
day and night - my love for you.
Should have told you, or, too pre-
sumptuous, let me crave your for
giveness for daring to lift my eyes
Dear eyes-sweet, honest soul!'
spoke Eugene, unable to prevent the
utterance. II did not know it before,
but have loved you all along. Oh,
dear"
She started up in confusion. A
tattered town boy had invaded the
precious spot unnoticed. He started,
but was all business.
Your brother said you would want
this important letter." he explained,
and handed an unsealed missive to
Vincent.
He drew out the enclosure. At
glance he flushed, then paled. He
gave a quick gasp and clutched at
the top of garden seat for support,
as though overcome by some vast in
telligence.
What is it-no trouble, HOPPER
murmured Eugene, solicitously.
"Only-they have awarded me the
$4,000 prize for my monument de-
sign" replied Vincent.
only" cried Eugene, but joyfully.
YES" said Vincent stanchly.
after gaining your love what else is
precious in all the wide world?"
1870
SAYINGS OF Mr.. MOUSE
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-02
TODAY'S TESTED RECIPE
BY Caroline Coe

Drop Biscuit. - Mix 1 quart of
flour, teaspoonfuls of sugar, 1 tea
spoonful of salt and of baking pow
der together. Heat cup of milk,
add 2 tablespoonful of butter, add 1
cup of cold milk and turn over the
dry ingredients. Beat briskly with
heavy spoon.
Drop tablespoon of dough on but
tered pan and bake in very quick
oven 10 minutes. Serve hot with
ounce honey.
The farmer and mechanic., 1915-09-07
SEQ Trade Bodies in China

Peking, Sept. 4.-China has 500
chambers Of commerce, an increase
of 1856 within the last twelve months.
The number of firms associated with
these organizations had grown from
1861 ,3S6 in 1914 to 230,431 this wear.
Membership fees this year aggregate G
$1,5oO, 600 as against $1,O23,556 in
1914.
Under the direction Of the minister
Of commerce and agriculture the work
Of these commercial bodies is being
harmonlzed, and they promise to be
come vital factor in extending the
campaign in China for the use of
ChineSe-made goods