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fommen icin. bod beOarf oieie IeBte
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neral 6nniton, Der iid segeuipdrtig
In Sort gam &pnltoh 1er., buiin.
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Srnnsport0alnpicr W(cgIeaan our0
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lDir0 Ourh goote bernittelt. 8ers
lutte bon Wtenideuleben iiiio, ioiueit
ME befnntt, niht 5u beflagen.
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Die LttEeriids alenernrlnnnhr.

Nbilo0elpbio, Is. Q[ngiilt. - Die
9lntiinbigling tprroe gerno6t, ooB
nie atpeiiahrige stmpcltion Der @e.
uerallpnoOe DER lntberiiben sairde
non Amerifa pom 9.--15. @eptem.
ber IN Oen Stdotan gfof s3slmlb,
MloTine ua0 DuDeyprrt ubaehulten
miro. 3ieIe ss6rberidaft pon Qlt.
tberonern beltebt ans tS DiItrift.
innooen NIT elmer @einmrhtniitalie.
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ana tih Niuh ntlsoiti. i1 Nlauutr,
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-18

niunt mon an geidiebt mir. I'M
eiue pcIitiide g9irtng 5u er5ieIeu
(@enh id Die Serbell mr uidlt
eihneiOel". } Sic gerbiitoeien lie
ubiidtigeu ptelmebr mir. 9iilnldneu,
Gulgurien llno @riedlealdno 5u fort.
geicbter 9icutraliidt 81 5lpingen inio
cs Der 1ilrfei 5ll~criiGgIiden, ibre
Sbotlgfpit in Den IaronneIlen 6n
DcrOoppeln.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-18
SritIi6 -franj6Fide
9arOaaellen
Olift nnr 10 srOfe SdIlodtidJiffe,
ipuSern audi areu5er, ll-BoOte,
Sorpe0uboutc II. |. 10. GRf
Der Giite.

@aibington, is. glng. Selttt
en0lid mar Die tilrfiide gotid)ait In
Der Gage, einen mutlid)en 9eridi
ilber Die 5fiffspcrluite Der 9laiirter
Dor ben Goroauellen befnnnt 8u ge'
ben. Gemnod) bobeit Die 8riter unf
,SransoIen IN ienen @emdiiern Biz
gum i5. SUM 1915 nint penigei
ols 10 groBe Shlodtififfe q fran
soiiidc lno s britiide), einen &C.
InlBten Sireu8er ttran3oliid1), 4 Ior-
peooboot3erltorer (engliidD. 6 II.
gootp "a britiide, / fran8oiiihes
uno ems unbefanntcr gtotionalit1t),
5 9orpeoohoote uno einen britiideu
SilfsfreiI5er berlorer.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-18
gu GbrcH Oes Gte6nrtstases bon
!aoiier frans ,uiep1.

@icn, Is. glng. 9IIls I'M Sselbe
befinblidJeu oiterreidliidl.nnoariideu
SoInnten iuerSen selesentlidl bes
bcntigen scbnrtstages Oes aaiIcrs
;Sran5 Soicp6 je nit einem flcinen
BeIdlcnf be6odlt. 9as WelO, luUmit
bic 05cidJenfe nusefanft mnrSeu, luar
meiIteus bon 3riOatperionsu beige
Itenert.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-18
9anicIs iiber
GrmOrDuug Tranf's!
9cnnt Oieie Sbnt ben srohtcn
SdJanOflef in Der @eidDidItc
(Seurgia's.

8aibington Is. 2lng. Marine
iefretdr 9onieIs CAB geItern cine
lange Grfl0rltng aus, in Der er felt.
iteIlt, oaB oas 9Dnden 0es ipegen
0tor0eS 8i IebenslGngIitben 3ubt-
bmiS beltraften SEQ 0i. sSranf Der
idIinmlte Sd1n6fled III Der @e.
icbihtr oes Staotes @eorgid's iei.
gr erfl1rt, ouB oieies gorgeben
0urd nidts 81 redtfertigen iei. Da.
gegen ertl1rte Der trnbere @ouDer.
nenr oes Staatcs Georgia eSobn 80.
Slaton in elmer 9lnlprade in San
6ronciseo. OaB Is beiier lei. oub
5rdnt Ourh cine erregte @olfsmenge
.grlpnnt iei, ais onB CT ourh einen
Sliti5irrtbun unl's Sebeu gcfonmen
iein nilroc.
2lus Marietta, @eor9io, fornnlt
neiter oie giodriht, oaB syronf an
einem Baum tinlpeit oes Seims Der
angeblid bon ibm ermoroeten Dtarp
9bdlan oiIfgeb1n9t ipuroe. Crit
nod mebreren Stlmoen ipilr0e Der
2eiduam trob eifrigen Su4ens cut-
oeft. 5p1ter muroe Der IebloIe
Ssorper aIsonmi nod gltIarto, @eor.
gie, gebradt
sLtlantn, Ga, 1871 fglugliit. @olt.
perneur SarriS fiinoigte ieinen feIten
@nti6luB al, Ote llntprIuduna itbcr
ben 6aa her gbnduug SSranfs
ielblt 81 Ieiten. aranf'5 2eidnunl
miro nah grooflDn 5ur 9eiiebltng
gebradt
Elatnn gciuarnt.
5an 3rnnciseo, Is. g(ugllt. -
gci cinem gnufett geitern g(6euo
bieIt Der 9itrgermeiiter BON gltIanta.
tSpor9io, 8. @. 9oooporo, cine 9ie.
DC, in Der er has Qpnhen bes SEQ
&c drnnf ais eeine aeredtc Stroie
fir Elm unnnsiprehlides @er6re.
den be8eid)nctc 3u gIeiher Belt
tuarntc er Den friiheren @oiiperncur
oes StaatS Bcergia, ,sohn 30. SIa.
ton, nidt undl Georgia 3uriidjn.
febren,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-18
TentiAe arrlisn nnanfl5rIIal an.

Berlin, iiber sononn, IL. Mug,
g'om stripasidlalplae im Sseiten he-
ribtet 0as ocntlhe ariegSant.
,9'oi Sitenoc. 9elaicn. mlrOcn 2
ieinnlide Surpe0o3eritorer ourh lhl-
iere stlitellbntsgrIg! pertrirbeu
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-18
esrbieals traasrildls GuffnnMaen.

At0nl, lb. NAq. m Eepeiden aus
gItib leiiteu Ser Amlnbme Woridlub.
DaB Die ietbiide glegieruno IN Der
uuben 3uhlnft etnen lIeberfad iei.
tents IentidIauo's uuO GeitrrreiAs
nidt befiirhtet, Die aon5entriruna
uon Observation-Disclosures noDc 0gr
@rensc bel 0riODa lluoarft 10
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Gnsliid.
Nelnnfen: Sdllndltidliffc:

a9lgomenthot' Jomengcbolt 16,,
750, beih1oigt q Is. Dldr3 lmo
3. Waoi, pcrieuft 27. Mioi.
a1rilnpb lonnei9ebolt 10000,
bcidl1oigt l5y Is. Dadrs 81.
Slpril. nerientt 20. Win,
asSrreiiltable9 lOnaengebalt IT,.
200 barieuft Is. Midr5.
a@olinib Soluengcbnlt 1850,
perieuft 13. 0lni.
Ocean lonncngcbalt 1850,
s-s-.ss
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Die tOOesmmtbigen Seiterreidl-
1lnaarn.

Ilngarn.
S. 8. 8. Mloion, DailitGrfritifer
Der l1niteo 8reB, felt Der Sapfer-
felt unO 3ooeSberadtung Der 0elter-
reid llngarn in Dem gegenpdrtigen
Sample elm gldn8enOes 3eugniB aus,
inoem er ihreibt: Naan lit aeneigt,
ben gormorih Der oeuti6en Ser
biinoeten ols einen oeutiben Sieg
al be3eihnen, onItott bon oiterrei-
1il1-ungarilden oeuti6en @rfoIgel
5u ipre6en. @riteres lit nngeiidts
oe8 bemunoernsipertben Samples,
mtttbs, ben Die SeIterrei9s sllngarn
an oen Gag legerL itngeredt. Die
SeIterret1 l1ngarn entlpideln eine
militdriid)e &botfroft nno einen
friegerii9en @eiit, Ser Die 8elpitn.
0ernng bernusforoert. 3u gLnfang
beS ariegeS tpnren Die Oelterreid.
llngorn ocn ruiliiden Gtreitfr1ften
tliht gemahlen (lie pGren es aud
oonn getpeien, bate nidt tiifiiher
8erratb cine gtoIle gelpieIt), o6er
Der n1oraltihe 0titb Der 0eIterreid,
llngorn mar ntdt gebro6en, uno
oieiem ltmitanbe tit es ouSlii1rei.
ben Bob iie einett bolit1noieen Gieg
iiber lire 3eiitoe errtngen.
Die 0eltl6en aTlein b1tten Die
&uIien nidt aus @oIioien 5u Der.
treiben bermoht, nod tpGren iie in
Der Gage geipeien, @ori1nu uno
bic @eidielfeitrneen olein at err
obern. 0elterreih's getpoItige &roft
bat ii6 bon gteliem entfnltet lrio lit
ein entideioen6er Jnftor in ben CT.
folgeu Der oeutlden g}erbiinoeten
2ltblin murne bon ben 0eIterrei9-
llngorn erobert, itno Die Ginnabme
eSlp1ngoro0's lit mebr oif oos Son.
to Der Seiterreia- llngorn 5n 'iesen
mie auf b1sienige Der 9enti6en.
8GbrenO mm 9eIterreih.llngorn
leinen friegeriiben 9fabm I'M Often
beieitigt, bdlt es Die Staliener bon
ieinen Sanoesgren5eit. @eliHst es.
ole sieseslauiboba biz gum gnOe
Des arieges eia5ubulteu. oam miro
Elm ueura traitiges Nationolgeiilbl
Die Sdnoer Der 9oppelHonarhie be.
ieelcn,
Gcntrulmddltc iinO nubciicabar.
gerlin iiber actterhnms 1s. Aug.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-18

WNn Htf HHNaaH S. 8aa
alftfsiallh HHda0 tftNpai
nstitIaeh h.n iIlsb1Hogn Hf.H1 idafi
Hah Na6 h LohlHHla li AmEA
mhmHllih um Hgglt piiamtt p1faf
bfuaaW ne mlef WtsbugR1 80
ieph ntroindao iamrlen1gn krnppai
habe bf Huliu bis nndl s'nnnp
Ntriidaemerign meldga 20 Nirllfi
nor0mfilidl bou Nreiyitpnsl lifat
.Sn 0em Aefid,t beibt CO morilidl
,,n 0m pdilh pem Nna geIegeueu
Ilitrift miro bie llfrioI1ina oct
RiHirn tn enrraiiher Melir ioriae
iebt cutcrreaiid maariihe lrup.
pen melhe im Centrum Ger oeui.
iheu 8erbiuaeten tdmpieu iino Dem
ilitbenocn Ieinoe aui ben derian.
baben Den alifulpfa 5IuB uberlhrlt
ten lmo uaberu it'd ,gialo, oos nur
In aerinHcr entiernunG bon Srglt
gitomsf lieai Die lnlter Cenl Gr5.
ber5og Soiepb 6er0inoHo fduptcn.
ocn Diutiioncn baben in Dem lllolih
unO iilOmeitlid pom giaIn aeleaenen
Ihtrtft on C5runo m0 9ooen ge.
monnen. eSn Der giodt Dom Yion.
tag auf Gienitag idlhigeu tie cine
9rilde ilber ole &r8na unO trell5ten
oicielbe 3u friber gtorgenltimoe
9Soimner Die 9iadbut oes 6ein0es
iidl sur 8ebre ieste, nuroe iie nit
9eidtigteit aeihlaeen Gie Ernp'
ben 0es Generals aoepess, Die iih
perldieOentlih rubnlreid) beroorge.
than boben, trieben Die giuiien iiber
oen Gberlauf Der aiifmDfu. tpethcit
sSluB nab ole Streitfrdfte oes @r5
ber5oqS ,,oiep1 6eroitaiio on einer
anoeren Stelle iiberihritten bntten
llnlpeit giala un0 8relt-2itomsf
mur0en mebrere groBe deuersbriinIte
beobadtet. 0ffelibar baben Die
fliebeuoen RuHen ole Srtihoftelt
loeIf)e lie ourh6ogen, in 8rano ge-
Itedt. Bel &looimir.8olpnsfpi, oltf
Dem re9ten lIfer oes 8ug, boben
lniere &ruppen feiten SUB oefoBt
S5n 9itgaIi5ien lit Die Sodloge I'M.
berdn0ert.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-16
THREE HURT IN
STREET MISHAP

Frank H. Burr OF No 200 Elm
hurstaye., Highland Park, was ar
rested late Monday night after driy-
ing his auto head-on into jefferson
car al Duhois-st. causing serious in
juries to steve Kedvorski, 10 years
old. OF 80. 1913 Kirby.aye. east. who
was riding with him in the auto.
Police declare that Burr was SO
badly intoxicated that ne could not
manage the auto
Kedvorski suffered a fracture OF
the right arm. decorations about the
head. and bruises about the body.
He was removed 10 ST. Mays hospi.
tel. while Burr was locked up as
drunk.
J. H. REESE, Of No. S2l Lafayette
ave. east. was thrown from the auto
driven 10y George Cooney. OF No I'll
Kerchcvalaye. when the machine
was struck by a sherman car 40 Hell
en- and Kerchcvalayes.. Monday
night. He was badly bruised and
Was removed 10 St Marys hospital
al" Truble. of 80 POI Highest
east. was knocked from his wagon
when struck by an auto ~ Joseph
Campau and Jeffcrsou-avos. Monday
night. lie was injured about the
LETT leE and spine. and was taken 10
st Marys hospital by the autoist.
whose name was not obtained "
the police.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-16
THE EUROPEAN CONFLICT
AS SEEN FROM DAY TO DAY

100000 men. show why the Germans
are centering their attention on the
Balkan menace.
Despite the Teutonic victories In
Galicia and the inability OF the allies
10 make progress In the west, this
present time Is the most critical pc
riod the Germans have encountered
since the war began. II Greece and
Rumania declare their belligereney.
Turkey and Hungary may be quickly
brought 10 terms and Germany mGy
find herself compelled either TO
make peace or TO continue the war
alone. without further help from the
Haps burgs and the Ottomans.
In Bulgaria's resentfulness against
the way she was plundered after the
Turkish war by Greece, Serbia and
Rumania lies Germany's chief hope
OF keeping the Balkans neutral.
Greece and Rumania have no means
moving whether or not bulgaria
would suddenly fall on them and
recover her lost territory II their
armies were weakened in the battles
with the allies German diplomacy
Is engaged in encouraging this sus-
picion and at the same time is un-
questionably trying to persuade the
Turks 10 purchase Bulgaria's good
will by ceding Adrianople and part
OF Thrace.
German diplomats are now facing
greater problems than those which
the German general staff is compel
led TO solve.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-16
BY J. w. 7. MASON.



NEW YORK. june l6 Indica-
'ious are increasing that Ger.
many t. seriously alarmed over
the pos lulc entrance oil the Balkan
counties INTO the war There have
been several recent signs of this dis
qDotudc at Berlin. The most signiii-
cant OF them was the pre.occupied
and obE.0u u.s. worried admission OF
Balkan dimcuuts made ny the Ger
man foreign u'Hce yesterday 20 Carl
W.. Alderman. OF the United Press.
The iorc..u office declared that
while Americas Lusitania note IL a
bis question tor Ihe United states,
yen Germany is faced by other big
issues.
It Is thus apparent that serious as
arc Tie Germau-American relations.
they are tending TO be subordinated
W Berlin 20 the growing Teutouic
menace iu the Balkans Coincident-
ally with rhls German admission OF
the seriousness OF The Balkan situa-
ZION. comes the news that the Greek
elections are returning former Pre-
mier Ncnizolo- and the war party 70
power. Hl.l, reports are circulating
that RGman.a Is obtaining salts
fac'oy price from Russia for her en-
trance into the war
The preparedness Of Greece and
Rumauia lor immediate hostilitles
md tac.r ability TO put into the field.
between them, "A total force OF about
The Detroit times., 1915-06-16

Six scenes from famous English
comedies were presented by mem
bers of the June graduating class
az 1913. of the Central high school,
Monday evening.
Each itle playlet in turn, was
broader, better, and a little nearer
the standard OF our plays today.
"Ludus Cuper Iconia Sancti Mich.
olaf given In Latin. came first, and
due credit must be given to its
characters.
Uariarus .... ......... colin Campbell
saint Nl.hplIua. .... Hywcu a. Rrodcr
The Three Thieves Waldo Ilarbcrt.
Edwin tuuliGe Alfred Mason
The Knight Of the Burning
Pc-tle." which is said to be one Of
tho first comedies ever written,
came next Although every charac.
tor added interest and enjoyment
to the scene, special mention should
be made Of Marion Burritt. who
PLAYED the part Of the wife; Harry
pouglass. the son and knight Of the
Burning Pc~tlc; Walter Bastedo, the
grocer. and Russell Elliott, the
pcaEer OF The prologue. The other
characters were:
f'1y. .................J Joseph Kinney
The squire. ............ Leo BlEelman
Tua Dwarf ............. Douglas Move
8 YUuE NoH'cWou Arthur thantlcr.
Wilton Mimic. Harold Eaton.
tuI,rt Davidson. Theron Van
The Detroit times., 1915-06-16

The song sung by Miss Florence
Little as Meemee, deserves great
deal of praise, as it was very beau
tifully given.
The epilogue was we'll given by
Marion Bastedo, and the curtain
fell
During the intermissions. Cen
trail High School orchestra rendered
several selections with real skill.
Altogether, the evening was
great success, and a great deal OF
praise is due to the young actors
and actresses, and 10 the teachers
who coached them.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-16
- the 60. - -

Peter Che Great fo.e1.. oil mod
ern Russia. In 1895. himself e.t a@
the boards of al the great u.a COL.
his court THAT marked tna intro.
du,'ion in his empire of aCna
progress 10 is aualoeol t9 .. r.
cent abolition OF tao la
China
The Detroit times., 1915-06-16

Printing. the pluin urrt ktrd-thpt
= riEht-IimcN Job D. Vain f5.u.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-16
SothernS and MarIOwes of
Central High School Present
Scenes From English Comedies

Soaper .................H Harold ktsfer
Snarl'..... ......'.'.'.. iay Jcnesu
quinn .................H Harold Meyers
The epilogue Of She Stoops To
Conquer" followed, and was very
quantity and prettily given by Mau-
vette Lamme. and Marie Wing.
The final playlet was The Chi
nese Lantern" written by Lawrence
Housman To eacn character must
be given due praise for the playlet
was great success. The charac-
terS.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-16
WSNvup-ui>,rILANrots
MANTIn 10 NY.

OF O. '..f.I.U r.H. wanted JowCl Mat
tres. al" 'Ta Michigan Cadillac sos
The Detroit times., 1915-06-16
AUTOMOBILES.
billiards AND root.

and Pocket Billiard Ia
l... ".fn t.r only genuine Monarch
.H NIHrr rtH and gemOdeled at
n..cT.fr prices and easy term
Hi.u -u. .i.r- lna repairing Bruins.
H.lk. FaII"r0er Co. OF MIGHT.
-.r ET-d.Iph-st
The Detroit times., 1915-06-16

EfHIE.- so. H-o' ESQ Ieaa.lt
ttf-UR E.~f g. wo vp
t#,rt- Corona. weighs q
| H.,. ~Hf eye iIl
..f' u .rv co. 1850
Wrud Main +iu-
Hsfrjrpratpr~ and Ice Boxes
...' r..- .tr+.. grover. and f".I~'~
'.r'f r' lowest prices ."-
-f... I.Et.rr f'H.. t.il tirH-
-.. f.r~NTE billiard and pool
T.N ana srrHrt-houa Geo.
#al#u go. Iar9'r-sI y terms
vr" EXCHANGE your old furniture
F."l .F give Won cash. Main
COOS tft N.lhig4u nave
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-08-07

ST. PAUL, Mimi. Aug aSxf AT
ter due reportorial exeHbn, news
papers here were enalsAn today TO
make the assertion Ad a recent
fishing trip of J.s Hill, empire
builder, and prjNtfpal owner of the
Northern Past4r, Great Northern,
Burlington Efew other railroads
and sever6 steamship lines, cost
slO8,00E The newspapers, how
ever, Cured the annual expense of
keeufFg ND a launch, for the sole
purpose of making the annual trip
to Labrador.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-08-07

TExAs--DsIias clear Is: Fort
Worth clear. 10; Parl/ciear. 81;
Denison clear. 10: Bp kawood clear.
IS: Big Springs clsI 10; Jackson
Vile clear. IS; Coz nerce clear. 49,:
Tyler clear. rs; Beaumcnt clear:
Corsicana clear IS: III paso threat
ening, 65: amarillo clear, 20;
weatherfortiear. 20: GreenviIlc
clear. ~; Long View clear. IL.
Mexia Houston clear. warn.
Brenhs clear; Bryan cloudy. warm;
RobspMn cloudy. hot; Palestine
clea1 IS; San Antonio clear,7s: San
Mafcos clear, pleasant; Corpus
Chhsti clear, "a.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-08-07
The Clerk GuaranteedA.

"A customer came intQfmy store
the other day and said q one of my
clerh, have you anYhing that VIII
and goh hi ma bttle of chambef-
lain's Con- Yelera and Diarrhoea
Remedy, aneaid to him, if this does
not cue yQG. NVill not charge you a
cent ford SoNe took Il home and
came 6ck in a daNer two and said
he WIS cured" writesN II. Berry &
Coz Salt Creek, Va. FoAsale by all
dealers Adv cod
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-08-07
As Was TO Be Especteat

II was several days aft9Earriving
home from the front DEt the SOL
der with two brokepf4ibs was sit
ting up and smokin&G cigar when the
doctor came in.
We'll, how ~ you feeling now?"
asked the lat.
1--WE hadFa stitch in my side all
day." reneed the wounded soldier.
''Tha all right" said the doctor.
ut SLOWS that the bones are knit
tin -Chicago Herald
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-08-07

y Uremia is due to the e 6lation in
the\Eystem OF poison alpwaste prod
uctsV Aat should be r Moved from the
blood b the kids. II the ashes
are not rel>Qved The fire dies and the
machinery ss. SO with the waste
products oGthc0stem. Foley Kid
ney PillSThelp IN kidneys remove
waste matter that Vses rheuma
tism, hches and pains, WI joints
and sore muscles. Sold everywhere.
- Ady) Aug.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-08-07

PASADENA, Cal. AuA H.
Southern California, whg1 the jit-
ney bus first sprouted sems like
~ to be the scene Of Us first with
ering. if IL ever a. get into the
sere and yellow Aee.
d. %. Homo Zone Of Pasadcns's
pioneer bus dvers. has surrender
ed his ;ice1 He says the jitney
win soon T. only memory At
oac ting iiome operated an extea-
sivc linz OF buses. But business
dvindHt until he couldn't make
moaq with one lonely bus.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-08-07
Unfit for Publication.

Teacher Yes. the fuller of Rus
STA is called thasrzar Now, what
is the ruler efsGermany called?
Youns Ef-please. miss, know
what issS father called him, but |
don,f9 ike to tell you.-London
NAH.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-08-07

FOR sALE-Cheap. one fst-cIass
Jerome clarinet. se4 Vetor san-
ders, STA f. Marvin Ateet. 118pd
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-08-07

FOR sALE-cSoxe eidence lots
in Trinity UNIVERSAL addition. See
Texas Title and IAN Nsupany. Ils
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-08-07

From the returns over 90 state
from last Saturdays stsytion the
people who never readsAll the amend
ments voted agaissSthem just the
same as those 40 gave them The
closest study IA a glance it woull
appear thasvhe people look upon the
Constitution rs ?bout the only thing
they hSfe left. and it keeps them
prettybusy at times to preserve thas
Copfe to Texas. -Canton Herald