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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1915-11-24
Mrs. Caine Entcrtnins.

Charming in every detail was the
party Of Wednesday afternoon when
Mrs. William Pierce Cainc entertained
the younger set at forty-two in honor
Of Miss Majoric Gcldcr, one Of the
poular bridc-elccts and Miss Flournoy
Hill Of Grecnvillc her house guest.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1915-11-24
ODD
In Honor OF Miss Simpson.

One Of the prctticst parties OF tho
season was given ut the home OF Mrs.
Robert lIichclbcrgcr Friday afternoon,
when in a most charming manner she
entertained about thirty-Six guests in
honor Of Miss Margaret Simpson,
whose approaching marriage was an
nounccd some days ago. RoOk and
FOrty-Two were chosen for the amuSc-
mcnt Of the evening, which were en-
tered into with much ZcSt and cnthus-
iasm. After number of very eXcit-
ing games. q delicious salad course
Was served by Mrs. Pierce Cainc, Mrs
Brooks Swygcrt and Misses Nell and
lloulic Eichclbcrgcr. With words very
appropriate the hostess presented the
honorcc with a beautiful mahogany
tray, with the hopes as it was used
it would bring to mind the memory of
this little occasion and the number Of
friends gathered here
For Miss Simpson.
Among the most pleasant of the
seasons social functions was last
Thursday when Miss Amelia Todd en-
tcrtained most charmingly with lin
Ell shower in honor OF Miss Marguerite
Simpson, popular bridc-to-bc Upon
their arrival the guests were met at
the door by Misses Donic Counts and
Mary Todd and ushcrcd into the beau
tfully decorated lower floor, which
had been thrown cnsuite for the Occa-
sion. The afternoon was delightfully."-
spent with many rounds Of Forty Two
after which dainty little Misses jamie
Holmes Davis and Harriet Todd en-
tered the room with two mahogany
walters ladencd with many beautiful
gifts of linen for the guest of honor
Following the presentation of the gifts
the hostess served the guests with a
delightful salad course.
oG:,
Mrs. Caine Entcrtnins.
Charming in every detail was the
party nf Wednesday afternoon when
Mrs. William Pierce Cainc entertained
the younger set at fOrty-twO i'm honor
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1915-11-24

j. c. Burns & Co. beats the worlC
on shoes and clothing big stores
in Laurcns.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-31
0eenbet
Saben seitern bic Siitrift-Steaer
aiieiIorcu lire Sbatigfeit.

Sic Giitrift .StcueraIieiioren 60
monoion ilnS @aih6urn baben &c
itern ibre 5bdtigfeit Geenoet lnio mer
Ger am belitieen Sslae, nit HSobreS
idIub aus Dem g(mt id)eioen, oa du
8runo oes Barrett g8bittentpre'if ifer
SteuerseIssss. bag am eritsn Sanuar
in Strait tritt, ser @oiuttpauoitor bit
Sberleitung ilber Die Steuernn9ele
9enJeiten i'm Gopittp iiberrintnt.
gln Stelle hes Dor ulrhreren Wona
ten aus ben slmt eeidyieoenen goart
Of Complaints tritt auh cine neli,
9eb0rbe, ndrIitb Ger Board Of 9ie
pieip uao Die MitgIieber bieier 9e
g5roe nerben pcm Staatsanpalt
Dem Gountpidasmeiiter, oem Brobat
ttdIer ilno benz arGiioenten 0cl
Gountpfounniiidre ernaut ruerben
Iieia Grnernlngen biirfter fam
Dor Dem scbnten Sauuar erfolgen
a5er uie es beibt, oiirften 9t. 6. Go
monhion Sra .. 8aIbburn uno Oer
potmnlige 5rieSensridter Samcs 3
9enlpIeton Sieie Heue geb6roe bilben
Die GIitrtft- -Stcueraiieiioren ifloi
fem seitern ibr 8urealt i'm 8ebauo(
Der 3iueitet 9tdtionoIbanf unS liebeu
ibre sfftcn na1 oent iertIpcraren Se
rtd,tsgebdube bringeu. =
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mubte, als fein 9orsdnser i'm Gmt
Gerner Derauseabte Serr Wtaag nod
fiir 0erbeferungen i'm Depurtement
bic anfehnlide Gumme DON $19,.
479.64..
SIN fabtif9en Grbetts
lEaus f4eint es ben Strdflin.
gen febr e9i su gehen, benn,
ipie gol. yerbinanb 9absr, Der
Superintenbent Der 4nftdlt in feinem
Sabrssbsridt betont, fla. in Dteiem
SATIRE aud ni9t Elm ein8issr Strdf=
lins Der @erfud senadt su snt=
piItsn, cine Gbatiafe, bic in Der
@efdidte bes Qrbeitsbauies tbatiG9
li6 Obne parauele oaitebt. @ie Sol.
gaber ferner beri6tst, futrb bas Or
beitsbans in bieiem Sabre sinen fl
nanSielen leberf6ub aufpeiien, tpeis
Die 8etoftgungsraten fir bic DON aus
parts tommenben 5dftlinse erb6bt
iporben iinb. gas bon Der 3. II. 8.
8ubn gum 9emiiIsbau gepadtste 9ez
lanee fat ii6 gang ausge8ei6net rem
tirt. Gol. 9aoer lit bafiir, oab bic
Staot, fobalD Der gromfpea Rontrati
i'm Sabre 1918 ablGuft, ii6 Elm gro
Ibes 9eldnoe fi6ern Ioqte, bas aI5
Baditeinbrennerei berfpenOet tperben
lam, bamit bic Strdflings bort bic
8aditeins beriteaen t0nnen, beren man
fir ben projettirten 8au Oes nsusn
Irbsitshaufss benDtbist.
Gtabtingenieur arug iab Itb am
aeItrissn Gage genotbigt $50 Siam
i'm 0epartement fir Strabenreparas
tur Su sntlafsn, neil es ~ ben Jie
nan5en in benz betreffenrsn Oepartss
ment bapert. Wie Serr Stug be-
mertte, jinb isine 9etpilfieunssn fir
bas tommenbe sa6r I'm 100000 ase
ringer aIs fir bisies Sobr uno bic
Solse 1T natiirli6, bag gntlaiIunuen
Doraenommeu tperben miihen. Bel
ben Gntlafungsn, bic Serr arug ges
tern pcrnabm, banbslt es ii6 UNI
@rbeiier unb @orleute i'm 0epartement
fur Strabenreparaturen.
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Abnms cine iolde iiber $ts7.26 &C.
gai gligeitta Ritaro elm.
sSrco. @ide erlangtc elm llrt1cil
iibcr $110 ge9en g8m. q. aateluan
IS. $. 8eier eili ioldes iiber $126.Ss
gegcl Soiporo Sc gfop; Straipbriogc
u Giothier Elm iolhes iiber $l2S.30
gcgcr sScbu ". gllbaiiD; Gbas. 3.
Sones Gin ioIdes iiber $2G4 eesell
Sol. Gbies; Die Sill Yubliibing 60.
Gin ioIGes iiber $350.77 eesen Us.
IS .Scaaon & Co.; Die llniteo States
Elauing Garb SO. ehl iolfes iibcr
$1,000 fir appropriirteS @runo.
cigent6Am ge9en Die Stabt Rorpooo;
8irginia gagbr Elm ioldes iibcr
$3.50 eeDen @m. Seridebe.
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Reeierrnas.GnfcH
Scntal College.

Chic rtntal Gpiltst aIiniien-eiebente unb
cIlourb Ctr: bdhndrStlt 5s Cpsreroner nher
Nrt: Wlatten eenaHt- Cffea $50 bis 0.
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WebMrfem.

Sdrrp un6 aaiberins Stuab, 228l
actb StraBe; anabe.
gbarles unb emma Sees, 1884
Duplen Ctr; Mdbden.
6arrp unh 2uella gomboff, 204
SbilIito Gtrabe; MGb6eu.
slrtbur unb Soa Wintsr, $50 Ri4s
mons Strdbs; gua6e.
gfitoldus uno aatberine RoIen:
speig, 2017 Central slpe.; 9nabe.
Srsb. unb Gecilie gsnSiug, 403s
Runnnmsbe Strube; &nabe.
laprente unb Roietta aapler,
220S Gdftern Ibe.; anu6e.
Winfrieb unb Gliiabetb 9rums
bousb, 2010 Dunlap Str.; MGbden.
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gerlunsi- -glannlidJ.


Sanger mlGrn, Is ober 10 Sabre nlt, iint
gseee Az bcloreeH unb i'm Hnoen 81 belten.
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3n pcrfnnfen pSer 5n oertauidJen.
Sine Saferci nnD &es
itauration.G .Ginri6tung,

euibat Subbcrt.cicu. Sriumpb .@1If6er,
TrBae, 9anfe. Sormen (Tclbs), 8iannen.
Il ans. grpiIers iir Gas oSsr Gcie. Triimpb
IdeUdibcr. GisIiiten grobe nnb iIetne
Counters nit WlarmorSop, 1ifhe, einbIe,
gions IL snb MnacnIe,. ediebeibHreu, Serbs
gIutc,Irus eceo. eeitenibiirer uub struageu.
neDes aaNcnrceiier. GGes neue @eserfidnbc,
slaertan bran6eu uitt nabBnfrGeeu. 9O. 523
m.rbhon gbcnur. Gopirstou Stb.
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Jabresberi6te
l!ufer6reiten bic @oriteber pcridieoe'
ner itabtiider requirements.

Der Wert9 ber in Oiefsm Sa6r in 4ns
griff genommenen 8auten bsldufi
iit auf $14,o10,0oO. = @ortr.ff=
li6 baben ii4 bic Opporiunitp-
5armsn fir anabsn unb Mdb6sr
beipdbrt. = superintendent Naaa
bat i'm StraBenreinisunssbeparte
ment CUTE Reiultate srsielt. - &,in
Strdflins bat Deriuft tpdbrenb Des
Sabres aus Dem arbeitsbaus gu
snttpiI6en.
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@erIangt-@eibIidJ.

Teuttoes Mab8en fur ao6en uHo nm
bel Der 6anSarbett gu beIfer Refereipen
perIlnat glebuli OdfIep Gar. 1927 Wlaoilqn
gtpab. Suhrgelb beanhh. bos
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gersIns.Nnseiaen.
SjuuSfel(uw eSnaerdlor.

I4i2 gaalnlii Etrdbe, eine spIpeier, Seter itnii.
tpnSu bic dftiben iu,b paIioeit Uhtglieber
f-ertrbIitit etngeldcen ilno:
8. aIbsFh SsIr. !.
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.GlOttcsSienit.

Sn Der Dritten 1sutid, prot.
sir4e an WdInut nabe 9. StraBe,
WaIior 8. Saefner). finbet am Rells
iabrsmoresn um 10 lIbr @ottssbienit
itati. posu SeOsrmunn frsunbIid!t
sineslaben III.
Evening journal., 1915-02-09

Mrs. Jennie b. McCloszey died at
her home on Sunday The funeral
will take place from the home of her
mother-in-law, Mrs. James Kirk, No.
$40 King street on Wednesday. with
requiem mass in the Cathedral.
Evening journal., 1915-02-09
RIRTHnAY PATTY.

A surprise party was given Mrs,
Bessie Reynolds at her home No. 1872
East Eleventh street. on Saturday
evening in honor of her birthday an
niversary. Mrs. Reynolds was as
sisted In receiving by Mrs. Howard
Krauss and Mrs. Atwood Everson.
Among those present were: Mrs
N. j. Downey, Joseph Bare, Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard Krauss and son Roy,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Nye and sons,
Robert and Harry; Mr.. and Mrs. Dud-
ley Biscoe, Eddie BiscOe. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Wright and daughter
Beatrice, William Willis, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Smith and daughter. Lillian,
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Duncan. Mr.
and Mrs. Richard Wellington Mr.. and
Mrs. Atwood EversOn, Hooper Lem
mon, Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Reynolds,
Mrs. Lena Reynolds, of Christiana;
Miss Fanny Hill, Miss M. Groff. Miss
Elsie King, Miss Maud Marx, Miss
Helen Groff, Mrs. Mallie Walling. Mrs.
Julia Shilling, Albert Temple and son
Kennard,' Miss Susie DOwney, of Phil
adelphia Herman Mackenzie, Corporal
Archie Daley, Of Fort DUPONT; Cap
tain Harry Middleton, Captain Mat
thew Eckrish, Mrs. S. O. Thompson
and son Frank, Miss Tessie France,
DR.. II. G. Moore, Mr.. and Mrs. Hy-
gate and son, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Hill. Mr.. and Mrs Bud Fisher, Miss
Theresa Quill. John Brown, E. G..
b. Lewis.
Evening journal., 1915-02-09

e. Cooper. S. l.. Mckee, c. L. Story,
Carl Isenberg, J. w. Morris, Casper
4. Toppin, Leon Walker, William J..
Lutz and Charles Fl. Gray.
Evening journal., 1915-02-09

driven the Russians from their positions
in the Carpathan ranges with heavy
losses, and they are now closely pursu-
ing the enemy. On February the Aus
trian war Office says, 500 prisoners, Z
guns and large quantity OF supplies
were captured by the Austrian forces.
The afternoon official report simply
stated:
"ln East Prussia we have obtained
some minor successes. Otherwise the
situation generally is unchanged
Evening journal., 1915-02-09
EAISER'S ARMIES
CUT TO Pieces
near BORJINOW
continued From TIrgt Page.

Continued From First Page.
one side and then on the other. The
woods are full OF snow which ham
pers aggressive movements. Neverthe-
less the fighting is Of very fierce
character.
Evening journal., 1915-02-09
LOCAL Securities MARKET

Laird and Company. DUPONT Building,
furnish the following quotations OF local
securities:
Evening journal., 1915-02-09
rLIt. 2l2 and PA
JdIUeS /. SIldlluIeT, W. Ninth
st. rele-
Undertaken P1i9Gss iaOs.ao74
DEATHS.
Ida Beulah lie Sage Montgomery.
Evelyn Marie Graham.
Jennie b. McCloskey.


Jennie B. McCloskey.
McCLOSKEY (Nee Naylor) In this city, on
February z, 1915, Jennie B., wife Of
George o. McCloskey.
Relatives and friends are invited 70 attend
the funeral from the residence Of her mother
in.iaw, Mrs. James Kirk, No. $50 King
street. on Wednesday morning, at 9 o'clock.
Requiem mass at the Cathedral. Interment
al Cathedral cemetery.
this city, ON Febru-
airy Z, 1918, Ida Beulah lie Sage, wife
of c. Vance Montgomery, in her 2lst
year.
Funeral services will be held at her
late residence, No. sac KirkwOod street,
on Wednesday morning, February 10, at
IN o'clock. lnterment Riverview ceme-
terry.
.GRAHAM--In this city, ON February :,
1915, Evelyn Marie. wife of John >.
Graham, in her 27th year
Relatives and friends are invited to
attend the funeral services. at her late
residence. No. 1916 Claymont street, on
Wednesday afternoon, February 10, al
, o'clock Interment Silverbrook GENE.
terry.
Evening journal., 1915-02-09

Get into the habit Of reading the
Wants every day and you will soon see
that Il is to your advantage TO follow
the great crowd of Want Ad readers and
users. for. by the Want Ad method, IS
success most quickly obtained.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1915-02-09
Severe RHEUMATIC
PAINS DISAPPEAR

rheumatism depends on an acid in
the blood which affects the muscles
and joints, producing inflammation,
stiffness and pain. This acid gets into
the blood through some defect in the
digestive process.
Hoods Sarsaparilla, the old-time
blood tonic. is very successful in the
treatment OF rheumatism. It acts di-
rectly, with purifying effect, on the
blood. and improves the digestion.
Don't suffer. Get Hoods today.
Evening journal., 1915-02-09

Just turn back now to the Want
Columns and see for yourself the
great variety OF lines OF endeavor they
cover and you will be convinced. as
hundreds OF others have been. that
they can be Of infinite service to you.
ADV.
Evening journal., 1915-02-09
STOCK MARKET.
BY The United Press.

BY The United Press.
NEW YORK, Feb. 9.--The stock mar
ket was firm and active at the opening
stocks in general showing fractional
gains.
There was a selling raid shortly be-
fore ii O'Clock, but it did not continue
long and stocks showed but slight
changes. The market continued firm.
Evening journal., 1915-02-09
Germans REPORT
SUCCESS FOR ARMIES
BY Ihe united Press.

BERLIN, Via Wireless TO London, Feb.
p--Thc Russian attempt TO break down
the defense of East Prussia has failed,
according TO adyices reaching here to-
day. lt is stated that the Germans are
now on the offensive and have defeated
the invading forces in series Of out
post skirmishes that at times took on
1.-The appearance Of q general battle. Else
.where on the eastern front the situa-
ion is reported quiet.
Advices received from Vienna say that
3he war Office there announces that the
Austro- Hungarian forces operating in
Bukowina have everywhere been success
ful. The Austro-German forces have also
Evening journal., 1915-02-09
OBITUARY

Mrs. Evelyn Marie Graham, wife
Of John S. Graham, aged 27 years.
died at her home, No. 1916 Claymont
street on Sunday. The funeral will
take place from her late home on
Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Interment will be made at silverbrook
cemetery.
Evening journal., 1915-02-09
GARD oF THANKS

Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Layfeld desire in
behalf OF their son Robert, to express their
thanks and appreciation OF the post cards
received and an other indications Of the
kind thoughtfulness of his friends and the
public IL is impossible to make individual
pressiOn.E
Evening journal., 1915-02-09
TALLEYYILLE PITCHERS
4 u -

There was rousing meeting of
Talleyville Lodge. Knights OF Pythias
last night. Following adjournment
the members spent a couple Of hours
pitching Quoits. Stoll and Walsh car
ried of the honors Talleyville quot
pitchers are now anxious to meet all
first class teams which imagine they
are champions.
Grand Chancellor Hillegas and STAFF
will install the officers of Talleyville
Lodge on next Monday night.
Evening journal., 1915-02-09

You can fit up your home at half
the cost If you but keep an eye on
the house furnishings offered in the
Want Ads from day to day.-Adv.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-03-25
TWO RAILROAD MEN
KILLED By TRAANiPS
BODIES OF TWO BEAkENiEN
FOUND ON TOP OF FREIGHT
TRAIN
They Had Been Shot Through tin.
Hearts and BADLY Bcaten--Diii-
GERS Searching for MeAi-
cans.
E VIZ

DALLAS. Tex. March 25.--The
sheriffs at Dallas and Fort Worth.
aided by their deputies and the Pc
lice, are today keeping close
watch for two MeXicaus and a ne
gro, who are reported to have
boarded freight train at Hodges
on top OF which two brakemen were
found dead early today.
Both men had been shot through
the heart and had been badly beat
On by their assailants Their watches
had been stolen.
The dead men are Joe jackson
and j. w Ryan
Three suspects were arrested and
placed in Jail at Denton early this
morning.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-03-25
ANGELES LOOMS
Up As FACTOR
FORMER DItI tRli'4isti1
Ciii.i.i AfNTinNEb ~ rkESi-
DENTAL CANDIDATE.
MAY UNITY FORCES
1t l. Indicated that Angeles Man E1
Able 10 Heal tlse Break Between
th" Vita and t..rFanza

WASHINGTON, March 25.-Ger-
cral Angeles, formerly artillery chief
under General Diaz, nr5 doomed up
as a new factor in the Mexican sit
uation.
Advices received here today show
that Angeles Will probably be a can
didate for the presidency in case
the Nillistas win. He is said to be
the candidate of the convention
forces and that his candidacy is be
ing widely promoted Angeles is a
we'll educated man, being a graduate
of the Mexico military college.
Copies of his speech delivered at
Monterey are being widely circulat-
ed This speech, II is indicated, will
placate the CarranZista element, 1t
is also SAID that Villa is smoothing
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-03-25
BLACK MAIL CLAIM
IS MADE BY WAC[ty
MAN CHARGED WITH WHITE
SLAVE ACT SAYS Hf is VIC
TIM OF PLOT.
VIII Wave Extratlition and Return
To TcNas TO stand Trial at
Once.

ST. LOUIS. Mo. March %
Claiming that he is the victim of Il
BLACK mall plot, f. s, Wagley,
aged 80 years Of Fort Worth, Tex
as, said to be president of the In
ternational Manufacturing com
pany. today waived preliminary
hearing on a white slave indic.-
ment lie also stated that he would
waive eXtradition to Texas.
The indictment charges Wagley
with having transported Madeline
Coleman. aged rs, and Dorothy
Allen, aged %, from ST. Louis te
Fort Worth where they registered
al hotel as IS, Wagley and daugh'
ters.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-03-25
ST, LOUIS POLICE
HUNT FOR SLAYER
THEY ARE SEARCHING FOR MAN
tCtESED OF KILLING
WEALTHY MERCHANT.
Richard Randolph, the Murdered
Man, Was Shot Down in His
Place of Business
Tuesday.

ST, LOUIS, Mo, March 25.-The
police are today searching for the
man who is accused of killing Rich
ard Randolph, wealthy politician
and merchant, in his store here
Tuesday. Meanwhile the coroner Is
preparing to hold an inquest.
The man hunted is Ralph Holli-
day, who it is claimed entered the
store with long package shortly
before the fatal shot was fired.
Mrs. Randolph told the police to-
day that she would take over her
husbands business and that she
would not wear mourning. She al
mitted spying on her husband whom
she accused of making improper adj
dresses to women customers.
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Nl!cncl o. AiAlic nHhgIE
k&aS.aoA01.. ~ ssvsallc.
LODGED AGAINST WOMAN
= ~ t4'!ttt AZ fHipGE AGAINST
PLAINTIFF: IN HHEt:H aiN
PROMISE SUIT.

NEW YORK, March 25.-Charged
with using the mails for the pur-
purpose to defraud Miss Rae Tan
ger, plaintiff in $4,000 breach of
promise suit against James c. Os-
borne, former district attorney. WAS
today bound over 10 the grand jury
Ly United States Commissioner
Houghton.
This action came as a climax to
IL morning of sensational evidence on
both sides.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-03-25

work at time when WORK was n.ti q.
TO get. Mr.. White was yisthiy al
fected by the sudden loss, but said
he would begin anew as soon as ms
N 49,, ,rn~ G!2 .A 9
get building. He has every fai.h
In Italy and Ellis county and says
he viii be doias business there
again as soon as II is posais.ss -fs. ger
started. however he don't expect 10
ssncys.e. az sueh. a large scale IN iu-
iture. He is going to do Just like NJ
did seven years ago when he nrst
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-03-25
METHODIST CONFERENCE
CONAENES IN NEWARK

NEWARK, n. j. March 25.-The
Newark conference of the Methodist
Episcopal church opened here today
for week session at St Luke's
Methodist church. Broadway and
Murray streets, Rev, Theodore :.
Henderson. is TIE presI0lifIG bisaon..
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-03-25
hoy Killed Near Timpson.

TlMPS0N. Tex, March PA A.
year-old boy. son of Mr. and Mrs
Henry Drurs OF Bebo. five miles
1a.t 81 fisT~ W. va - Ia, Z" -i~~---...-
ana uieu t,'a ',.u.r4 ..steS, Tttr ch''i-
was left in the charge OF a negro
sifl II years old. who said he had
injured himself in climbing barb
- Wire fence A surgeon discover
ed that bullet had caused the
wound. No arrests have been made,
s-~7>@~---r,rse'es,--e-
iear daughters. and saying tina,
he expected soon To make millions
goat of hts Invention.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-03-25
NEGRO hi HDfisER aErS
FIVE YEAR TERN
sns'ss'Ss-ss's sSps. - ~ -, ~.sss-

DALLAS. Tex. March 25.-Found
guilty OF the murder of jim Bog
ges. shelby Ford, a negro, was to-
day sentenced to forty ave y'si''~ ii
the penuenllary, Ford is also accns-
ed of killing Jim Rogees, Jr., and
shooting out The eyes o. pan Bog
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THE MARRYING PARSON
MUST REMAIN IN JAIL

MILWAUKEE, Wis, March 25.--
r.~v~.~s.sS 80 Morrison l.. narneii. the
"narrying parson. will probably
stay in Jail several days. he iisa
haen nnaoie 10 niaac Il bond at So
600. Darnell is charged with white
slavery. His father says he has not
the se'-iiiionrs,~~Apsas~i.i.sis>.s.4AS.sssSI;ss
sons bond.
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TROOPS Of THE CAR
DELIVER MIGHTY BLOWS
yaisAN'S OLDEST STORY. {
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ST PAU. MINI. March

= ST, PAUL, Mimi, March %, =
y Tou ,ir, .,,t.' -, = ,....ss.. the q
= Judgment Of Sergeant J. Fell .
. OF the army recruiting station .
. upon nr. Max Yodcr who at =
z talantad ia enlist Fell told =
= f0drr that ny dlellIR, fIFlHE
.a !. 49, 9. II.at
= and beer that he could get rid .
= OF his six pounds overweight. >
. Faithfully Yoder trudged =
. over long waIba lie ate .
~. 50 s~.-s-s s'-,>A.- >.~>.--,.-.. - 40.
= eye on beer. ~ TEe enu ri '
= the week he rcsDp@ared at the .
= recruiting station as directed. .
= He no longer had six pounds .
= surpusage -he was twelve =
4 pounds overweight. .
a a a u - a a n u n a 4
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sons bond

As another i.ai o...s.S.. 70 ir:"%
van may have noted thl yJarr' ~::ss:.
in athletic underwear sprawied
ass,a.s- ais pages 81 maegs ~. adysrtis-
Ing
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{ |iE&||E BBEEF||AR||A |g|EH G{tEB
~ t-:. >. i. ss. !R9;;g .Lruck Engine Does
Effective York In Time OF Distress-Block
VIII Be Rebuilt at Once.
BY STAFF CORRESPONDENT.

famed breeze the south and unchecked by fire walls
xem through half brick buildings the north side
kr street in italy this Cutting
and doing damage origin
l unknown
Dunlap building Oh
damage is estimated follows
Dunlap building $1,000
lbs $1,000" Ashton n shop
equipped S}oo insurance 500 Total loss in building
N
barrier $3.50. p. Heels>
d Gross hnidine this build
kNe White
: k@ this building
Couch building. 900; insurance $1,000 In this build
" Baeman grocery confectionery loss $4,000;
h5ui Total this building $4,000
sHsten Telephone loss poll and 100 yards q"
valued Sio0.
Pr Van Clark haiing damaged, $1,000. Occupied by VIM
whose stock damaged probably 81 600 Both building and
insured
Fss His >ai, Practically all cover
haaaJe. ~~
/ DISCOVERED vt 1880 O'CLOCK.
h glass at i2ao O'Clock
hf4df SHiA ,i;.fns =s. F!nnes. Max
"h gave the alarm and in short the italy fire depart
A~i and hogan fight odds be-
~ .~@ "}s.5 .etet s"i.ein@. a:lHiing the barber
partition and then into the Cross building
TIE tailor shop and barber shop. Between this am, the
hs er""ed h Nick White. there fire wall and the
-. 49, - ...n -.'ct q" Goods, ana
uh swept through the Couch buiing 'c'"iH'"