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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-08

Sdulb6esenntniB suriidaiebt. Gr ipur'
be ssaen feline eiaene 9iirgi9dft ents
lafen.
- 9ic aatbolifen bon Crescent
Sprinas. Sort alitdell iuio 6ipc
aiIc,. NiteIieber Der ct. Scbannes
@emeinoc an Der Serington Gife, Ia.
ben bcifIoiien, cine eigene Stride uno
elm S6uIbaus su bauen. Gs puroe
cine 9canl.currabI abscbaIten, melhe
icleeiloes Sieiultnt crgab: Graiiocnt
8. S. @on Soene, Sefretdr 6. s.
Birard). Sf,aemeiitcr u. 6. Sinoen-
Ihmibt. ginaoMMittee aus feds Wlits
glieoern beIicbeno, iplroc ernamtt.
pcldjcs i'm Sereiu nit oeln Sefretdr
eincu secisneten goiplas ermittelrl
ioQ. 9ie n1dIite 9erIamlnlung iol!
nm is. 3. @its. i'm Snnie oes Serrn
g. 8. Sdjeper al Der Serington Eifc
nbgcboltcn meroen.
= Sm gouiitpgeridt ipurbe &c.
tern 9lidaro 6innea bon ben &c.
i6porenen oes irnseiesli6eH Spiri.
tlioicnperfauis fir idalbig befrlnoeu
lnnO 5u 500 @eloitraie uerurtbcilt
6innca bat angeblid) I'M Golintp ei:l
Shanfacid1it betrieben.
- Der S6ulratb BAT ssiisrn an
bic StaottommiFGre Elm Shrsi6er
gerittst, pona6 $4,000 in Der
ShuIfonbs sinssSablt tperben iolIen
sSn Der alaae bes Shulrotbss seses
bic Stabt bate Griterer am II. Iugult
1915 Elm llrtbeil gum getrase poT
$28, 900 erbaltsn. Dies mar Der qn4
tbeil, peldsH Der S6ulratb an toilet
tirtsn Steusrn 6eaniprudt bate. Die
is Summe lei. iesp6 pon Der friibersr
Staotueripaltunq niht be5dblt poto n
Gs lei pisImebr elm .Gsnilemsn'i
Iereement" ub9ei6lohen frorbsn, no.
mad bic Stubt balbidbrlib bic Gin 'er
fppie bic erpGhnts Summe in 8 Rat
ten an ben SHulratb besablen ioa
Sd isbofl i'm itabtiidsu 9uoaet fiji
Die RiidsabIuna Der $4,000 tein'
9eitimmunaeu setroifeu ipurbsn uni
bas .@entlemen's agreement" unbs'
fa6tst blisb; bsbbalb pirb bic 3abiunt
Der eripdbntsn Summs ne6it 3 4ro5 n
3inien pom IL. Sebruar 1915 an te
refnet, psrldnst.
= 'frau Warn S6u6ert bon 90
1927 gantlid Strnbs, Mittpe b,i
4bplf Shubsrt, fturb geitsrn i'm boh:l
gllter bon 81 Sahren.
- Durd umberfliaenbe Sumter
entTtano seitsrn Elm 9ufitubItrlnt
In 49, 'duis glo. II Weit s. Strabs
Der Ghahsn lit asrina.
= Oda 2luto eer Trdu I. ,. Gle
ments BON Ro. 43 @ranD sloeru
tonioirte qsitern 9l6eno on Der Wlnoi
! ion 9luenue rnb II. Strabs nit sinsr
/ StraBsntahnsMdaaon, Doourh bl.
9lutp beihdeiat purbs. CliidIi3:rrsi
! ie ipurhs niemanb perlsst.
- 5erb.rt godreg, Der Sohr be-
Wirtbes Z. 3. 9odireg, IT qeiteru in
ct. Glifatetb 6pipi!aI I'M 4itsr poT
81 ssa3rsu aeitorteu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-08

Sss teffe @iibneraugensD Dsiftel OCT
Ieeteu 80 Sabre pisrbs iriiber an
Der Z. uno D1ain Strnbe perfciTt.
I'd, babe 9r. @oher's slpotbefe I'M
borisen Scptember sefduit iui3 60
terrihte cine folfe Rahfruae mad,
fsincm Siibnernugen W2iffel IN ben
periIcIieiIen feds gsonaten. bab Ia
beifloiIen babe. init benz a}ertna'
besielben iortsufdbrens wlan fam
bnsielbe ictt bel Der @oIiioH Wfs.
Co., Gf0 gropioeht gdnf webdiiDe.
Z. uno gine Str., erIaugen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-08
aanabiibe Memonten.
Gas @eitdnbnib elmer
ebIen SeeIeponeiHem
0ferbehdnbler.

Sttaua. Ont, 7. slpril. edo.
nes @ierScmnterial III nuscniaeinIib
fir bic edilabiIdje annaIlerie aiige.
fault iucroel mic aus cinem 9erbor
beyporgebt, bas elm gierbebdnoIer
ans 9,opa Seotia giamenS u. 9. Scr.
pen bcr benz Red,nngs acnIniittee
AZ beitebcn bate Der gieoermann
sob unilnnpunben Bii, oab er eiu
,,brapeS aItcE 5bier~. 0ab or fiini.
sebn Wlimiien porber fir elm Butter.
brpe eeIailii, Der giegierinig nit ci.
licm glugen ben $3.50 luiebcr pertniIft
bate. Gs fcnnte nid)t mcbr gut ite'
hen iin6 sitferte IN oeB aHieen. Cine
anbere Aciinante. fir Die er $50 DC.
sabl. bate, mar 10 Wtinutcn ipater
fir $3.50 .f0nialih tannbiidlss
Iienitpfero" aeIporoen Ter Gd)imniei
fat bereits ieinen 20. @eburtstag &c.
ieiert. Cine brittle lliabre brndlie oenr
MoBt1ui6er MIR eincn @eipinn bon
S15. Gin oiertes gsierS mar lnbnl diif
ben 6iilterbeinen, mas III Ailbeirntt
ieiites cbrtpiirbigefl slItrrs - 30
Ssoarc 49, nid)t gu beriviuibcrn 1T. Tic
meaicrmasfpmniiiiicn br,nbIte linn
iiir ben 3eierancu aber bod SiO0,
Snrpen perpnbrt I'D, gang entid,Icben
bngcpcn. bic Negieriiug betrpgen SIT
Laben. or ingtc, Die 5ebler an osn
gicrbcn bdftc Gin gIin6cr nit benz
Siriiditod fiiblcn fonnen nnb tpeHn iie
ben Serren 9silisoffiSicren. bic bod,
oapon rtipng periicben ionten. entaan.
oeu mdren, 10 ici 6as nidlt irine
5dylID.
Gin aDnfIiit Sipif@tn BEN
Grsqremitr 9tnbslos uno
btr. sriefifden Re
sierung.
yaria, 4. QipriI. - Mis cine Dts
psid)s aus Qlfhsn fasi. bat am miits
mod bas srisfif9s prsb 9utsuu bic
f0lssnbs aniiinDisuns stmadt:
sgla@bsm Der Rssitruus gentle
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-08
prek.a apnauiemtare.
mas arsuss.ituns unb
A5fntfft iber bisamsris
fanifde 9tOttftnots5u
faatn baben.

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Berlin, Z. 9lpriI. - Die gsr.
liner 3eihinssn psr5ffsrtIiden bon Der
glote. ipsl9s bic omeritaniffs Resits
runa oil GnsIanb ipsssn Der @srbdHs
suna Der SanbsIsiperre ssri4ist bat,
mtbr obsr psnissr Ianes Qtus5iisr,
,ntbalisn iih nber isbss aommtn'
iars. ylur bic arsus 3siiuus be-
Iprifi bic prsisituots sbitoriea. 9as
8latt iast:
.W.un Der anboIt Der Rote rihtig
ipisbsIasasbsn III, bunH beSeut.i lie
.inen frsitas6.npen Riid5us 4nsrifas.
inS.m es @robbritanni.n ssitatisi,
beiIsn .glpdabt1 Wabres.lH aud
ssasn fold. nmsriianifdsu sHiffs
bur4sufiihtsn. ipel6s Wdarsn bsfor'
bern, bic ni4t GOntrebanbs iinb. iOH'
bern I.bislit aug sinsm 9ufsn Der
T.inoli6en adub,r tommeH peer mad
.insm iplfsn bsitimmt finb. Damit
aeben bic @srsinist.n Siudien bas
prinsip auf. bab isSe 9lodaSs sffei'
iip i,in muB. ipsnn iis anertannt iptr
ben Ioll.1
amfterbam, Z. slpril. - Die
.a5lniffe asitunss !aet barii6sr:
.Gs ff.int ebsr> siSs gaois sesen
9,utIhlanS ois ssssu Gnslanb 81
isin unb Il. 1T 70 aba.fdbt. SnB enss
lamb Tis BRETT unbtadi.t IaNsn lam.
obn. ernfibaffc Sdritts bon Seit.n
Der amriiauiIfsn Resisruns bsfiir4'
ten au miiFsn. Seutihlano tpirb bus
aeaen, fpern aud in bsrfaleierter
W.ife Der 9oripurf semat,t. buB e
iib I'm bi, pDn ben eipiIiii.ri,n @0l'
Tern ansrianhtsH arissiiabunsen nifi
i6t.r.. Die glOts madi in Der 1fot
ben einbrpd sin,r anti osutfteu
Mabreasl. neil iis Gnglanb borin BE-
itdrtt, fsin. uns.IstIi6e gloiaos s,gsH
Deutf6fnnb furtsuTsseH. ensIanb sr.
baIt fir isinen @usbunsertriea Don
DaihinaioH CARTE blanhe. 60 snb.i
bi.i,r apsits dm,riiauifts prctsit s,'
asn bi. Seetnrannsi gnslaubs ebenfr
iimmrlih ME Der erfis. qmsriia fagi
III i,bsr ,nsIiid.u g.pultthat ia uni
amsn unS III babel nur 5u bersit
unfcrn fsinben Maffsn unb Muui'
tion su Iisfsrn unS ibn.n iosdr Sui
Geib porsuitredsn, bamit iis bic Ref'
nilna.n hisrfiir bssahIsn iDnnsn.'
6anabiid3e NemDnten.
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cpernaniiibruns i'm College {

2lm beutiasn abtnb psranisalist
i'm Dbson bss College Of Wufie BET
Sprinatr Opera Club feline aiptits
Opernauffiibrund IN biefsr Salon,
Der In muiitIisbenbsn uno muiiirers
ftdnbiaen Rrsiitu nit Der er0btsn
Spannuns sniasasnseieben ipirb. llns
stpsifsIbaft pirb Der aIub. Der hh gee
ItaeniIid itinsr friibsrn Qnffubrnns
asn porirefflih beipdhrt bat. duh bies
issrnoI cine abiolut tdoeIIoie esiitung
Hsten. 3ur 9luffiibruna fommsn Der
srfis Oft BON 6umperbind'E Daniel
unb .gretel1 iotpie ~gapalleria Ruiti'
suna1, unb bic ginftubieruna ipiros
bon 6errn Romto Gorno seltittt.
iudbrenb Serr glbino Gornc bic elufs
fiibruns oiriairen pirb. bic itIbitre'
hnp nit periidrtism Srhsiisr iiatt'
.iinbst. Die gefsbuna III ipis folsi:
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Slstbes YIut fir blaht
Qeute /! ~

kdiu ersher Bsrratb bon rsihsi Alufiofeer.
Srau snr Geiyuobgii, rcfiner @eiittsiarse niio
tlridrofben 9ipper herbilit. Bic Sufliiut ~
Enmiufe uno qnber fino g1nSlf uHncfuiG
s.sddne aabiettsn er5eueen, ipenn iie btrh
sinlge 9Honate rcaelmdbta aebrantt peroeii,
fiHe erube ansnbl bon gtntoncH ner ret7en
ilnn feeibcH BlntfBrprrden niio perbefieru nini
iiarme oes Tlelfdcs an oem mnacren uuo
ffiipachen siSrprt. 2ide 1dbletteu befdroerr ole
slffmiiatior, abfortiriiiid UNI EerounIri9. niin
csefr rcibIihe ciic 80 ben arlfien Der Iatur
rcrdroerf biz fselithfSinIbe Inn bic @eiidlt.
cif iperoeH bon aerSien berfhricbeH. nber IN
Iclef fiircr bsiliaen 6armlciiafeti erioIgt BET
s,ieifH bic Notwithstanding. ipeI4e tie otreii
ben iebcr ioobld'crtirten aoctbeie itb Der
flaffeH .1Huen
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su Der @arags 220 Deit Sis'
bsnts StraB. aerisib ssitsrH @Ormit.
tag elm Der Grau 9Outfs Weesan &c.
b0riaes 9luto in 9ranb. Wanussg
syrantldnb brebte ben Gtrom an.
fubr bic RaI6ins duf bic StrdBe unl
glnssItsat. lOfttsn bic 1lammen mt
aids. gllt bic asiierpshr sirtfaf,
mar ale Gsfahr porbei.
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eionb borijelbif mar ON /. apriI unI
ISIS qrO3tltt bsFsr als i'm Dssembsr.
Stuffff6ss @trbfsGtn.

pspria. 80, Z. apriI. yrduWm.
10. enrisper bon bier lpurbe am Britt
nod BON sinsm unbsiannieu Negsr In
G,sasnpart ibrer bier iIsinm 4inbtr
ermofbst, nahbsm bic fdnarw p<Hls
Ipsrsebli4 psrIu9t bdiis Die Grau 8ii
psrgetpaltigsn. Der gessr entionl.
|na&bsm q btr Drdu bi, ashis burGs
Iihnitten bath. Bis gum absno mar
Der W5rbtr nod ni6t aufsefunosH
,iporosn.
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y a tsilto u.

linier gsent in Snmilfon III
6srr GSuarb grud, 449 Shb 5iiuite
Shakr. gea Sci. 476 H., Spms
lsbune 1851 U.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-11-10
WAR AND WHISPERS.
Nearing Beard May Become Style
A. Result OF Great struggle.


An enormous increase IN the crop
Of uhiskers has always been one OF
the by-productg OF warfare. The
soldier Is additionally bearded Ike
the bard. Nor need this fact to ex-
plained by the sordid motive OF
convenience. "If the Rooshians
didn't wear boards. Mr.. nooiey
once gagely observed, we wouldn't
be afraid OF them" A great sym-
bolic principle il involved. Alexan-
der The Great, to be sure, ordered
his soldiers TO shave lest the enemy
seize them by the boards: and
ScIpIo Africans, fightr OF reaowE.
was the first Roman. according 10
Pliny. 10 shave every day. Tacatus
savs the Teutonic barbarIans who
overwhelmed the Roman Empire re-
garded a gFaven face as badge Of
servitude Perhaps il was Tor this
reason that the Romans from the
time OF Hadrian abandoned the
habit Of shaving. Yet beardless
warriors overcome the bearded, as
AchfIIes oyercame Hector and Caesar
Pompey. The mighfiest julius. IT
IS said. could not have raised whis-
kers had he wished. Paiiip V. OF
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Wooten. Waxahaehie 3; X G.
knight, Midlothian 2; G., W. Roy
burn. Midlothian 3; W NJ. Gardner
Waxahachie |. l.. Lewis, eoiored
Waxahachie /: Reuben stone
Waxahachie l. w NJ. Adair Gun
ter. Texas, by John II. Gould
Warren Luckey, Waxahaehie 5. b
+. Rogers, Red Oak L.
Twenty-six conversions last week
A pretty good meeting.
BILL cox
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NJ. X. & T.
North Bound.
Interurban Time Table.
North Bound.

Local Cars leave Waxahachie for
Dallas and all intermediate points
1856 and 6:41 a. m. Local cars from
Waco running through to Dallas.
making all stops, pass Waxahachie
|8:47, l0:47 a. m, and 12:47, 2:47,
4:47, 6:47, $3.50 and 1880 p. N.
Gears passing at $3.50 and 1880 will
run on limited time.)
Limited Cars from Waco. running
through TO Dallas, stopping only in
cities and towns, pass Waxahachie at
1880, $3.50 and 1880 a. M, ana
1880, $3.50, $3.50 and 7:30 p. III.
South Bound.
Local Cars from Dallas. running
through to Waco, making all stops,
III necessary, pass Waxahachie GAO,
'7:49, 9:39 and 11:49 a, M, l:49,
|3:49, sac, $40 and 1910 p. IN.
Gears passing GAO a. m. and S:4f
and 10;40 D. IN. run on limited timel
Cars arriving from Dallas and inter
mediate points 7:4s p. m. and 1874
a. m stop at Waxahachie.
Limited Cars from Dallas, running
through to Waco, stopping only IN
cities and towns, pass Waxahachie
$40 and 10:40 a. M, 12:40, 2:40,
4:40 and $40 p. IN.
North bound baggage and express
cars pass WaxahacnIe 1915, COZ
and 1888 p. m.
South bound baggage and express
cars pass Waxahachie 1:07 and 9:06
p. N.
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eminent stepped in and served
notice bD the brethren that one
woman at a time was all saint
would be permitted 10 save. As !
understand the revelations when
were handed out TO Joseph Smith
and later to Brigham Young If a
woman failed TO be sealed to a man
there was no salvation for her The
government said to the brethren you
can not serve God in this manner.
have always doubted the consti-
tutionaiity but not the righteousness
OF the governmental action IN the
premises.
Not long since | listened 10 a
| lecture in one of our churches by a
RAN who claimed to have Deen a
priest OF the Catholic church He
losd soEse blood Surdling stories OF
the cruelty, tyranny anil immortality
OF the priesthood of the Catholic
church and OF their political actisi-
ty. How much of his message was
true ard how much false do not
know for when hear any statement
from stranger concerning matter
about which | am ignorant | neither
dispute It nor accept. it rs true. His
allegations that nunneries we're the
priests harems and that The con-
fessional made immoral men and
women of the communicates OF the
church was pretty heavy tax on my
CT edulity but | will be consistent
ord not dispute il. One statement,
however, he made / suppose is easily
confuted or its truthfulness estab-
lished and that is that a nun is not
permitted to leave the convent, that
once she takes the veil or whatever
5 necessary for her confirmation she
must remain during the remainder
Of her life virtually a prisoner.
II that statement is true it is the
duty OF every liberty loving Ameri-
can to rise up. and demand that the
doors OF converts be thrown open
and that people be permitted to meet
| and converse with these women and
/ learn from them the truth concern
! ing their Willingness or unwilling
ness to be shut in from the world.
That vigorous, healthy young wo-
man fully endowed By nature with
/ hood and motherhood should Volun-
/ tarily spend her life a prisoner is
50 foreign TO ones conception OF
| nature that it seems inconeeivable
/ that any considerable number would
romain even though their enthusi-
assn should prompt them TO make
he trial. All kinds Of yagaries in
| matters OF faith are tolerable but
when faith leads 10 pratices as
foreign to the spirit OF our govern
ment as the imprisonment OF hui
man beings guilty OF no crime 1t is
nore logical for government to ia-
torfere than was the stopping Of the
polygamous practices OF our Mormon
/ brothers. | hope my informant mis-
represented his erstwhiie brethren,
ard that some oue who knows viii
fully eDlighten me for if ! find that
nc told the truth | am in the fight
sor the liberation OF those poor wo-
/ nen, constitution on 40 constitution
They can be liberated and the church
continue their services but al cases
OF false imprisonment should be
ooked after.
received an unsigned letter last
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Spain was In similar predicament,
and his loyal courtiers shaved 70
keep him company A tax on boards
was impoged BY Peter the Great, and
even In the last century they were
tabooed in some European countries
because they were supposed 10 in
dicate revolutionary opinions.
Yet neither fashion nor Law has
been able TO Danish whiskers for
ever They have been Iuxuriantly
cultivated even in times OF peace.
The modern world. has never re-
turned to the Jacobean practice OF
trimming them In formal shapes
like hedges and evergreens. but the
varieties OF whiskerage remain in
finite. The three greatest living
authorities on whiskers, Frank
Richardson. Philip Hale and f. II.
Young have compiled authentic
lists OF these varieties. Doubtless
the results of their Investigations
will be incorporated in the forth
coming monumental volumes OF
Herkimer johnson. The subject is
full OF technical difficulties which
only an expert can discuss. Thus
the origin of the prejudice against
whiskers deserves careful inquiry.
For a generation at least it has
been much in evidence. IN this
country the Civil war made whis-
kers the only wear Is the frequent
use OF the razor one of the conse-
uuences of pacificism? Do women
prefer shaven chins. and is shaw
ing a part of the suffragist move
ment? Ii might well be: in reac-
ti0nary Turkey wives kiss their
husbands on the beard. Are the
young men who occupy the adger-
Using pages OF the magazines the
cause of the decline in whiskers or
the result? These are serious cues
tions which the boldest sociologist
would hardly dare to answer Off
hand
Even III times when whiskers
we're least in fashion the possessorg
Of them have cherished them
proudly The clean shave admins
tered to the convict is justly re-
garded as humiliation. When
Joa de Castro OF Portugal oaptur-
ed Goa he demanded of the inhabi-
tants a loan Of 1000 pistoles, and
gave one OF his whiskers in pay
ment All the gold in the world, 7
he declared, can not equal the
value Of this natural ornament
which | place In your bands. :"
There should be whiskers enough in
the German army to give the Bel
gians equal security for the contri-
buttons OF money they have been
ordered TO make. The Kaiser s
mustache should be worth millions
as collateral Perhaps he is holding
IL III reserve for the next war loan.
He could console himself for its
loss By relieeting that neither Ma
poleon nor Wellington wore one.
He would stiIi enjoy the satisfac-
tion Of having set for many years a
fashion in maataches, just as the
lesser Napoleon made the "imperi-
az popular tie orld over The
Cisll %ar styles were not becoming
10 most men. But we have made
progress Ia estheiics since then II
there must be universal Whiskerage,
let il be Of rare and compelling
beauty. Pbiladeiuhja Ledger.
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This is a recent discovery Of Doe
tor Pierce, who is head OF the In
yaiids' Hotel and Surgical Institute
az Buffalo. ~ Y Experiments al
Or Pierce's Hospital for several
years proved that. there is no other
elminator of uric acid that can De
compared 10 IL. For those easily
recognized symptoms OF inflamuia-
ton AS backache. scaiding arm
and frequent urination, AZ vel as
sediment Ina the urine. or II uric
acid IN the blood has caused fheu-
matiam. IL is simply wonderful how
slllcl-. .--AaQllG..---.all@---,IAs.-le 1L-Q1
f"sul's s.s4xss Nay9 obtained I'D cue
OF assyA urstfaaf la The joints
Ia WEE ira Fuit and iuAsIiah 81
thc pa.it saa ~ rsl.s 's.hio<s - ~
gnently aoasnipHn ia~ On Fsss fAri"-
lf lIaauIeAf If.
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Virgie Goforth spent saaa'
Maggie Galley,
Mr.. and Mrs, J. " @lil''s /
tied sIr. and Mrs. B. y I
bell.
The farmers OF tbs F'h''
are about up with Their ''R'''
Ing at the present 5.
School started a =
Monday with good a'lel''4'''
Ruby lyiIkersop Is lsaeas'
Mr.. and Mrs. Eldon y!
saturday night and sala'
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Il O0s' :. J,
A large crowd IRON A' s., !.
ed the funeral q Nh - !,
ner at Bethany cellls'S''
afternoon. ,,,,s
The following TOOK ''s !,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. pl',s' ! Z !
day: Mr.. and Mrs. :. r,s.
and daughter Of For s:'
and Mrs, ], II. sh0 y ), i,
Mrs. ]. j. Borders, W. "a = i
Watson, Mr.. and MS, =
and Miss Eta sh'i''''
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-11-10
0LD.TIlM coin ~
Drink apss

n Il ,~<%~IU
Get a small package i a
Breast !. Tea, or Is tie Ca
call it, Hamburger Bnss Tbss
pharmacy. Take 4 !sblspors'I
tea, put a cup Of boilina -
It, pour through a siess u r
teaeup full at any tin. a.;
day or before retiring. mar
effective way to break ! .,n
grip, as it opens the psra Il =
relieving congestion. .Ala -
bowels, thus breaking up i vi |
Try it the next time you al
a cold or the grip. Il Il a.
and entirely vegetable, tasir
and harmless.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-11-10

Hughey Jennings WIFI visit NUM-
her OF other pieces IN Texas as .
mere matter OF form and viii then
come back and close ap contract
with Waxahaehie. After having sam
pied Bob Harrison's grub and last
ed our mineral water he cannot be
expected to do otherwise.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-11-10

A Kentucky woman has given
birth to nine children in less than
two years. ii is absolutely neees-
safy TO do something 10 increase the
democratic majority in thai STATE
which is becoming distressingly
small
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-11-10

The wife OF naval officer III
Washington Is suing for Ss.oev ali
mony. The husband pleads that he
was drunk when they we're married.
The jury ia hereby instructed 70
render verdict for double the
amount asked for
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-11-10

And now comes a Boston scientist
whc says that rheumatism is all a
myth II he could try on case
similar to the one which had hold Of
us some years ago he would sing an
other tune.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-11-10

There Is Just as much sense in men
engaging in street fight 10 set'is
some fancied grievance as there is
in nations going TO war To settle
their differences
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-11-10

The democrats OF Kentucky are
splendid voters bur when ii conaes
to counting they are not worth q
cent
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-11-10

Back in the sixties few Of us
down south concluded 70 wipe up The
earth with Uncle Sam. but II our
memory serves US correctly We
fcnns me aEs zensls MIA pretty vel
prepared.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-11-10

The war theater over In Euroge
Is now running the greatest tragedy
the world has eyer known
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-11-10

The National Republican convca-
|tion should meet in Texas. That is
about the only pleasure they will be
able to set out Of the coming cam
paign.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-11-10

The era " great prosperity seems
not yet 70 have reached some % TIE
horses driven to express wagons -
Naxahacfse.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-11-10

Ii seems that Doctor Battle Of tho
State University surrendered 70 The
governor without firing a gun.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-11-10

Poesibly Bob Henry win CHARGE
his opponents with putting down the
|price Of cotton Just to keep him from
getting the credit Of putting u up.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-11-10

The man Who insists on keeping
his hands ID his pockets 9iIl seldom
find there any loose change 70 rat
lie.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-11-10

The king Of Greece IL having great
trouble In keeping bis country from
sliding into the fight
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-11-10

The way Of the congressman i
Indeed hard. He is now being cali
Cd upon to put up $500 for the ma
|tional democratic eonventson It Dali
las.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-11-10

Instead Of carving Turkey o.
Thanksgiving dag the allies wiil have
10 content themselves aith = dist
o. crow
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-11-10

With guinine at $3.50 an onnea
only the riea can afford to haze
chilIs
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-11-10

Some people 9blect 10 going 70
church for the reason that thes are
unwilling Tor the preacher 70 do al
the talking.