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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-05-14
HORSE FALLS ON MAN

Dauphin, Pa, May 14.-On Wednes-
day morning Reuben Manning, Of
Stony Creek Valley, while attending to
a horse was knocked over and had
several ribs broken. The horse
squeezed hin against the side of the
stall and then fell on him.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-05-14
No Mere
SuperfIuous Hair
How to Kill and Permanently
Dissolve Out Roots and All.

A1O" " hllI dllu CI~llldllClllly
Dissolve Out Roots and All.
Reader explains how TO prepare and use
at home the simple new absorption
process by which she avoided
danger md pain of the crucI
electric needle. Why prescrip-
lions, appliances, acids, To-
lions md similar remedies
should he avoided.
TO READERS OF THE TELEGRAPH
At the recent medical conference held
in Paris. numerous eminent physicians
cited cases which prove beyond doubt
that since the discovery of a new and
simple absorption process superfluous
hair has become as unnecessary as il is
repulsive. 1t was also explained how
electrical processes always STIMC-
LATE hair growth, how pulling with
tweeZers causes ingrown hairs and how
acids, caustic paStes and other worth
less remedies only affect surface nair.
which soon grows again.
Then the distinguished physicians
told how anyone can now prepare and
use at home a simple liquid which i'm
mediately creeps down through hair
shaft Gust as oil creeps up a lamp
wick dissolying hair as the liquid is
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-05-14
ROTHERT MANAGER HOME

A. W. Moul. manage of the Rothert
store. has returned from James,
town. n. T.. where. in company with
Mr.. Babcock. Of the Altoona
Rothert store. he was purchasing furni-
ture for the five stores owned and op-
by this company.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-05-14

- 49, A~ANRs
cate skin
and tissue. as a test will quickly prove.
but the liquid MUST NOT BE ALLOW
ED TO TOUCH DESIRABLE HAIR. AS
| KNOW OF NO WAY TO RESTORE
LIFE TO ROOTS THUS DESTROYED.
When l see daily SO many women
with perfect features who would be
.radiantly beautiful were il not for
hideous growths of ugly hair upon lips
and chin, l always wish I could tell
them how easily they could recover
their natural heritage of delicate fem
mime charm and attractiveness.
l should therefore be only too happy
to send literature in regard to the
preparation and use of the marvellous
liquid explained at the conference
which il was my privilege to attend. If
any woman reader of the Telegram
cares to send me her name and address.
plaintly written postage TO England is
two cents. together with a two-cent
stamp for return postage. l shall he
pleased TO send in plain sealed enve-
lope full particulars without charge
of my Kind; so women readers can use
the new process in the strict privacy OF
their own houdoirs. Have correspond
ence brief as possible and do not write
TO thank me after hair is DESTROYED. as
my time is greatly limited and / have
nothing to sell. | can agree to answer
but n person in each family and
correspondence Will be considered
strictly confidential. ALMA RANDALL.
suite l45-A. 1877 Regent Street. London
w. England. There is of course no
interruption in the regular mail service
tween this country and England.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-05-14
MRS. WILLIAMS, HOSTESS
Special 10 The Telegraph

Dauphin, Pa, May 14.-on Tuesday
the Mite Society of the Methodist
Church was entertained by Mrs. j. E.
Williams and Mrs. Clyde McNeely in
the reading room of the church. A
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-05-14

soc Tennis ONfords ..... soc
In boys and children's sizes
only. Regular soc sneakers.
soc TO S1.OO Infants Turn Shoes
About so pairs of vici kid, pat
ent feathers and tans: sizes
from l to ~.
csc Bingham Aprons ...... ice
Made of best Lancaster ging-
ham; round cut with bib.
121@c Dress Bingham ...... &c
Stripes and plaids, best quail
ity, fast color: also 200 yards
of best Percales.
soc and 75c Silk TaTetas. .1Oc
Slightly tender.
121ac Pillow Cases ....... Sc
45X36s inches.
sc Wash Cloths ...... 3 for 1Oc
soc and soc Dress Shirts. 3gc
Percale and Madras Shirts,
with soft French cuff and
separate soft collar.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-05-14
STOUGH WORKER At
BIBLE CONFERE
Miss Josephine Colt, With VIM. H.
Pike, to Address Students in
Baptist Church

NJ s $ Josephine
Colt. one of the
Slough party who
preceded the COM
ing of DR.. Henry W.
Slough, and had
charge of the work
ers training class,
will he in Harris
burg May p. %, "a
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-05-14

Miss Eta McNeely. Miss Susan Fite,
Miss Rebecca Lighter, Miss Mary
Grimm, Miss May Williams, Francis
Morrow, Russell Reed, Charles McNeely
and Mrs. Williams.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-05-14

There are few, very few, that
will own themselves in a mis-
take.-Swift.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-05-14
75c House
Dresses, 29c
All sizes of cham
bray and percale
House Dresses. Limit
one to a customer.

25c Corset Covers ........ 15c
Made of n~ainsook, neatly
trimmed with ribbon and en-
b%roidery.
10c Ladies' Hose ........ &c
Black Cotton Hose-all sizes
for women.
SOC Jelly Tumblers, per doz., 22c
Jelly Tumblers, with lids, also
Drinking Tumblers.
soc P~etticOats .......... zoe
Black Saline Petticoats, in
most all sizes.
Sc Light House Cleanser, 8 cans
Tor zoe
15c China Toe
Bowls, Cups and Saucers,
Plates, Dishes, Pitchers. etc;
white with neat plain gold
stripe.
SOC Garbage Cans ........ Csc
Galvanized Garbage Cans,
with lid.
soc Porch Cushions ....... soc
Filled with silk floss: large
variety of floral patterns.
$500 to $3.50 Pumps and Ok
ford %
A hundred pairs of Pumps
and OXfords. in sizes ", 8
and 81 only.
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TO READERS of II TELEGRAPH

q u $ q T D.
ed. Thus
the entire
hair StruC-
ture from
socket to
root a II q
y lac
m a b e
d is solved
out Of eN-
istence, so
I h ? r . is
nothing to
& T o W
again. The
liquid acts
only upon
hair d
is harm
less to the
most deli
AnWA lii
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-19


tire gtesienins aufltbnen. ipean linen
felbft Elm llnreht sefdiebt. Dtefe glns
iift, bob benz qrGiiosnisu uno ni4t
BEN gpIk bic SGnlb bsisumefen III,
fcbeint In BEN unterri9tstsn SIhfen
DeutTdlanbs oorsub.rri4tn, bsnn
bic aorreiponbsnten. bic 70 bel BON
bsm Sab in DsutI1ldnb 5u .rsdblsn
ipifsn. gsbsu slsi65eitig su. DAB mon
in ben srfp6bnteH areiieu bebeutsno
rubigtr unb semsHeusr 1T unb eher
9sbduern, a,s asrser iiber bic SanSs
lunsstpsiTe unires 2unoss empfinoet.
dele alaien iinb bunt ibrer srDbsrsn
9ilbuns ipeitIi6tiger unb benten an bic
3utunft. sic bnbsn ben Gag Dor
glusen, mann bic politiIds 0sitaltun5
mad, Dem ariss. pon islbit cine ans
ndberuna 5ipiidsn ben beiben Sdnoern
berbeiiiibren tpirb. Sic iiberIehsr
ni9t bab bic Der. Siaaten User tur3
ober lana nit Supun In sin ernitss
3eripiirfnib esratbsn ipsroen unS odnn
infer adno elm ipertbbcllsr gunoss'
oenoiie isin pirb, ba Ssutihldnb cine
iebr srobs Rsdnuns nit Sdpan 5u be-
elsiten bat. essrner 1T ibusn niSt
perbcrs.n, bab gng.anos brutals nn'
ierbriidund unisrss 5anbels in psitsH
omeritaniihen QoItsfrsiIen i'm Ges
bGftnib baften bHibsntpirb unb odS
edraus Iih cine ipeitere anndberung
apiiden uus uub SsutihlaHo srg,b.H
fonnte.
9aIlin, Der 0sutitIaHb fOtpobI, mi.
bic Der. Stnatsn pom 9ruHe aus
fennt, bat bic 2lniiht dus1eiprc6sn.
bab naa benz ariese Der Sanrsl unb
Der 9srtebr 5piitsn oieitu beioen
2dnberR einen sr0bersn llmfans sss
ipinnen piro, als is 5uppr uro sinsn
beTeren gturiheiler oes inistHaiionds
len SanbsIs Tam es pobl nihi seb.H,
ols bisien grobaiigt1en osutihsH
aauimann. 0us i6li.bt pOuig aus,
bag mir in i5siuoisIistsitsu nit
OeutidIdnb gerathsn tperoen 10 i.br
aud bic aorrsiponosntsn uH'srsr suas
IiIden 3eitursen iih gu bsmiibeu ifeis
ReH, ben Sub gu itiirsn.
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bas Iat, psrf sr isin gsiDfbr neg inc
frariff bic nlu9t. 1& fsbte nit auf
bos Mdb bts GefoIItnf1 unb hc,ts b:r
fliittiacn gEgIdnber eir, pdfie ihr
ON Rraatn rnb na6m ion feIt. 81
iiberaab ion tonn BET 5nfanttris ols
gsfanasntn. ftbte mid pitbtr auf
mein Stahlrob unb fubr, tsi Dnuern'
bsm Rsesn Bic auf bic 6aut burh'
ndEt, Mlsnin III. mo in bta Icfts un
2 llbr aIiidlih bsi mtintr GsfooroH
ouiam cd msIbete mid Sci meiHem
6errn Rittmsiiftr 0raf b. Ri q
Irtute iih isbr iiber uisine erIebniiiP,
bic id ibm ale ersdblt.. I'm aHberH
aaas pures if fdmmiIifsn Cffi3ie
rem porasitelt unb mubte dlts nod
mals er,db!en. Wein 6srr Gtetf'
Isutuant b. so. bate mir bds groBie
2ob oisasif.Ilt unb rsrfprnh MIR bns
Giferne aren. ptItts id insipiiftn
ouf srbnffsn babe. MS geipeismittsl
bate i'd miidebrahi: con BEN snalis
ffen llntsroffi,isr Waritl. 1sipehr.
Ssifenaspshr. enaliif. abSsidsn une
ptrfdieben. Rleiniaftitsn; bon BEN
Rabfahrsr Gepebr, Btlbflaide. Brois
tdI1t 1sa6rrab nno aud alsin'sisl.
ten. auG sinen sroktn Jtibbo'sn
bate i'd unisrpsas seihcftn; oas
gab bann Elm aniss Hafisfsn. o. ..
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Der @rOsfarf Qi6ptas

Der 9rObfirft RiHoI d .
pbrieigt bic @enerGIs, bic Salatteu
perIieren, pbpIiIh unb Der sns!iide 9es
nsraIfelomari6aG iariftIia, pis 2ess
teres in Ieiner Grittt Iber bic G6la6t
BON Reups gbapsls s.iha5. Sn bsiosn
sgGllen TT Der 8runb berielbe, admliH,
DaB bic 0eutitsn in tritii4sn Wtos
menten @eritGrtunsen bepdn5it1en uHo
oaburh Gnsriffe, auf lie, bic am Gns
lang 70 pislOeripre4enO limb, pereis
teln. Ri9olas tpirD tpobl niht mehr
Obrfeisen. isitbem Jpn Der General Sic.
Ipers bieie rufiihsn Wletbpoen NIT sis
nem 9DiitoIenIhuB psrleibet bat. @es
neral 5rsn9 mag ipeiter trttiiirsn uno
nod mebrere 9snerGle abiesen, obn.
etDas baran Gnbern gu tDnuen, bag bi.
Seuti4en Die &unit bes ariegsfiibrsns
beiier periteben. 1rends Sriti! errett
isood befonberss Sntereiie, inosm Il.
pffenbart, ipie bic Qlaiirten BEN SisJ
Su srriugen slauben, ndmlih our6
2rtilIerie ,rpeldte bic Deutf6en aus ibs
rem poiitionen pertreiben Ion, pesnes
gen aud Trent oaruuf bring., ibm
oiele @eihiiBe unb WluuittOn su3us
id5tdsn. Sas Miblingsn bisIsr Iattit
lit pOrausauiebeu. Die Oeutifen finb
nit bieism arisgsbebarf rei6lih Ders
iebeH, tpdbrenb duf Der dnberen Settr
WaussL bsrri6t. Dss Wsitsren FAT bic
srfahruns se5eigt, Oa bDis 9euti6sn
nit elmer aunoHe mebr ausrit-ten, als
bic aIiirten nit b.r.u brei. Darin
liest bag 9.bsimnib Der beutIden Grs
folgs, Dds bic 4lIitrten niht ohIeuansR
t6nnsn. Die Iusbiloung Der Sffisiere
1T ein Wsrt por SSabren. Die sn9fi= 1
ihen Sffi3iere, bic Dem neusn 5eere
beigegeben tperben, baben nod car nttbt
angefdngsu gu Isrnen. Die 5rdnsoisn
babsn pObl beFsrss Offi3iers. .Rate-
rial, absr audi bisien fstlen bic ae.
oiseeneu Gsnntniiis, iiber pel6s bic
beutihen Sffi5ier. Derfiigen, ois burd
beftdnbige 8sriiinsuns oes 5eerss in
tsihIitner an5dbI porbanosn iiuo, ous
IS ni9t an eeeisnstsn SSiibrsru Fir
bic SruppeH febIt. Gin 8eiipieI uitb
Das perani6auli6eu: Sinbenburd fpar
sin psriionirtsr General. Die 4aiirs
ten fino Offsnbar Der anfi6t. bag ss
5lcs aufs Sdiebsn antOmmt unb
ii6t 10 IL sefdOHentpirb. Bas bamit
III errei6sn 1T, babsn be RGmpFe in
,eH MrsCHnen, BEL RsuD. gbapsas uni
y ben Rarpatben trtpisien II
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-19

WeHu bic in taufm iHnts 9
i6en arsiisn ipahrnebmbare 3unsis
auna 3u ben @uiirtsn auf ber SOffs
Huna berabt, ben 5anbsI DeutIhlanbs
NIT beFen issigen Seinosn On iid gu
btinsen, 10 pirb cine gnttduidung
ni6t ausbIeiben. Sanbelihaft ieHnt
teiue ssreunbI9aft. Soipeit bic bsuahs
bdrten glationen, nit ginIhlub Don
England, Waaren bon Deutidianb ses
iauft babsn, 10 s.idah bas nitt. I'M
ibm einen @efollen gu ertpeiien, ions
bern neil lie pafelbit ihrsn geodrf am
biuisften beaieben tonnten uNb bas
ptrb nab benz arisse ni6t anbers
isin. Damn III aud ni4t gu oergehen,
bag Deuti9lanb niht blos Elm arober
8sriduier, fOnbern Elm ebeHio!6 sros
Ger aGufer TT unb bdb bic gsahbare
lGrber, bic an DeutihIanb oertaufen
ipolIen, audi DON bieiem faufeH miiis
fen. Dos i6Iiebt natiirfi6 nidt aus,
baB bic Der. Staateu als Oeutihldnbs
Mitbetperber auitrsten t6HnsN. Der
inter normalsn @erAdltnifen obpuls
tsnbe @aarenaustuuih pirb beitdnbis
sr6ber. 10 oab aud fir bic Ser. Staae
ten Elm srobss J.Ib D.rbIeibt, aber mir
iinb Der anfiht, bab uni.re 5lbritdns
ten bebeItsno erSbers GrfoEge au oera
5sidnsn babsn ipsrben, peun fis Mdrsts
aufiuheu. bic ibnen ndbe lisseu nHS
uo iie cine Oortbsiibaftere PoiitiOn iuns
babsu unb Das iinp Suoamsrisu uno
StaiieH.
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Gs iaust IN su sd9reH.

2lls 0raf 9srnitorff, Der ssutits
9otitaftsr, feline RDis an Die nmsrttu.
niIde Resierung, tporin sr lie Sss uns
nsutraIsn 9srba tens bei6uIbiet, Der
OsffsutIi6tsit iib:rsub. ipurbc berits
tst, bab Der prGfibent oaourd in cine
hodsrabis. Grresuns usriebt iporo.n
lei uno benz @rafsu rsebp:ig' ben
aiimmsI rsiben iperbe". Sas III abr
nod nidt sei4shea, neil Der prdiibsnt
porber roas DIR an bic off.ntIi4e
Wasinuns sele1t bat, uno mas sr ouf
gefrog.n BON psrTtieb,nsu S,itsr ss.
bort Bat ion ibm gar ni6t ssicllsn ba'
ben. Die cine @ustunft lautets. odb
beim ameritaniiteu 9plte gsetnter
iiber bic WdffsnpsrtGuf. erpa6t iinb.
@iele uub 5par auh iOIhe. rit feline
,8inoeitri6>qmsritansr iinb. far8tn
an gu irassH, Ob ss elmer Rat;On, bic
an Der gpis. Der 3ipiIiIation al mar
itirsn uprsi6t uub iiH tets seriihmt
bat, fit bic @srbrsituns bee Gsoans
tens pom Wsltfrisosu bsi5utraa.H. ssa
3itmt, .inen Mslitriss gu psrIGnetrn
unb gu psri6limmern. 9iels Gripds
euns Sisbt, ME oem prdiipsnisn beri6r
tel fpurbs, INNER fpsitsrs areiis unb er
i'm barber bsuurubisi isin, osHH aIs
alien prattiler In Der politit III ibm
bsiaun!, odb mordiiibe Sheen iehr
mdftie uuf bic @oltsmaHsn lpirtsu
unb bub er ss bei pisien peripisIi bat,
ipenn bic qnii9t @ur5sl fdFsu iolIte,
bag Der prGFOsHi unmordIiib bdnbtIt.I ]
Sine aHbere Wittbsiluna bat i5u nidt
minbsr itubis penodi. 0i,is ssht bls
bin, o1b psits amsritdniidN @olisl
treiis bohit unrubia tperoen iibsr bic
anmabuHan, bic Ii6 Gnslanb ssssn
uniere Rution erIoubt unb bic aniiht
gobsH aspiunt, bdb Der PrGfiesnt bic
bic Gbrs uuo bi. Rsti. Der
RatiOn nibt nit Der nOtbigeH 3bats
fruft p.rtbsibtgt. 9ariib.r pirb icaar
often ssiprO6sH. gnDaro 6aIe, Elm in
timer 5rsunb Des prGfoentsn, Der ibn
in ben nntsrhunblunsen nit earrdn,d
Oertrui, Fat folseHbs GriIdrung abg.s
geben:
.Wenn mir uns meter Dor GngInno |
bsugsn. ipirb bdraus in unisrsm 9oIts
sins gsfdbrlifs Stimmung cniit.bsn, |
bic Su ssfpdnntsn gs5itbuneen sipis /
T6sn BEN Der. Stuatsn unb 9robbris |
tonnisn fii6rsn i6nnte. a.si.r.s mabt
Ii6 an, uns bic Msers su 0srfptrrtn
lnb Su psrbistsn. oab mir sinpdnoss
freis Wunren nab Dsutfhlano i6idsn.
6eoriidt uns nit jsbsn Sags
nebr. mir boben ipoH prOtsitirt. a6.r
Iniere proteits psrben belsibiatno
nibuhtst. asins RotiOn iann Iolhs
'rshe gsrtpsissruns ibrer Redte buls
ZEN. obns iih Der SAma9 uno Stane.
Wenn GnglnnS uns ni6t
eituttsniDiI, M1drsn nl9 9sutf5hno
Der usutrnlsn adHbern au i5id.n,
uHTsn mir bic BaffsuOertduf. siu.
teIlsn."
Ger a3rGfbsnt Osnfi oariib.r nab.
pie sr 9ruf BsrnfiOrffs Ssntf9rift
edntporteH ion, obns bic R.utralis
itssgrdae au bsriibrsu, bic Der beuts
5s 8utffufter dufssDorfsn Dat, psil
{ ebsn niht ndhpeifsH tam. bag sr
sutruI 1T uno neil er, mas Inn be-
'Hbers iinnRssusbm If. ben 9OriDurf
iht wioerlsgen tdnn, baB Ct Gnglnnb
sftdttst, bic Rshts Der Ser. StdaieE
/ ber fldgraHteifsn Wtifs gu iibsrtres
n. 2lus bieier 9srlessnbsit min sr
d burH eins GormaIitGt bernusiuins
n. Ct lat in Berlin aufraasn lafs
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fen. pb graf gtrniforif be Csnif&riIt
NIT 3nIiiusutpns ffintr aisgisrung ptts
DffsntliHt bat, In Der gripdrtune, biefs
irtroe tim ben gefnllen tbun, ben 9cts
tfofter 5u bssopouiren, tpcmif sr bic
angtsesenbeit als srlsbist bttrddfen
min. es 1T isi1t b.nibar. baB bic btiits
f4e Regitruies ihren 8oti4ofter foIIen
laHen ipirb. sic bat cine seredte Be-
i9iperbe sssen ben qrGiibenten unb Cd
itsbt ibr dub su, cine antiport auf bic
Jrags gu perlangen, pb sr neutral obsr
unneutral isin min. slbsr slsihuitl,
ipa sber prdiibtnt iussn ober iid3t fus
gen mag, lit fsititsbnD, bub Das ariss
ritaniihs Bolt in isinsn brsiteitsn
TlaHen llnsufriebenbsit nit Der pplitit
pss prdfibsnisn gu srtennen eibi.
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OtafIia.

sA6isi, mtiHt 0ndbigiis, uHb nur
ssitsbeu sic often, fino Sbpsn SisIs
empFdHssabsnos nidt monhraI Elm
lpsHis lGitisg Ta iomm.n 10 an, MD.
li1en WtniGeu gu Ginem, aus btasn
man fi8 10 gar niaia md&t!s
-Das tann iG Hidjt iagsn, NH ma.
asn ale msine gdFts Wsreniisen. be
einsu, iDsHH iis icmmu, be 4ubrsn,
ipsnH fis os5tu.-
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1suntas, Den 10. spril 1915.
DER grafib.ut i&eint al

Sb
mdlis aufsutpudsn uno su msrtsn, oaB
bie a1iirten nidt bic guten ssreunos
finb, fir bic CT lie sebalten uRa nusse=
ssben bat. Sin ariegsf8iff 1T dbees
fhidt lporbsn. I'm au untsriuten, oh
bic Sapaner fi9 an Der meriiauiidsn
aiiIte fsitfeb.n, mas benefit, bab sr ben
@sriiderunssn bes japaniidsn Bot
i9afters. baB sins iclhe Gbiidt utdt
porlisse. tsinsn 9laubsn itsntt. gu
eIeider 3eit bate er etHs ldnscr. Rom
fsrsn5 nit benz 4ineiiiten 8otldaftsr.
Inn al erfabrsn, in pis peit sSapan es
uuf bic unterioduug Gbinas abNitber
bat uno Dapurt sesen bic Snt.reisn
,ino Rette Der Der. Staaten OsritOBt.
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Miknfrfanbtn.

5tIbpebtI: .MHllsr. ME Ftebi Is NIT
Sbrsm gipiIptr6dIiniBg-
Beirut: .Das babe i'd Iauffu ldfsn,
isitbtm Is beim Militdr bin
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aas .insr tlsintn Gar
nifpu

mas i'd ssfisrn fiir qts batt..
aIdrs. Gerubs als mir Der atutnani
ltlne aiebs srtldrsn polIss, purs.
alarm ssbiafsn.1
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TROUBLE OVER
BUGGY HE HIRED
YOUNG MAN WAS ARRESTED
CHARGED WITH "oRTAININ1 A
BUGGY UNDER FALSE PRE-
TEksEs," AND ENJOYING LONG
DRIVE.

Docketed on a charge Of obtaining
a buggy under false pretenses," West
ley Coe. well-known young man, was
locked up at the county jail yester-
day. having been arrested on a war
rant sworn out by a party whose name
he is said to have used In hiring a
horse and buggy from local stable.
1t was stated that Coe. telephoning In
the name of another young white man,
gave instructions to the livery to '1et
Coe have horse and buggy and
charge 1t to me-" the stableman swear
ing to substantially that statement.
Soon after such message was received
at the livery stable, Coe himself is
said to have shown UP and the request
was >-anted. He drove the horse for
several hours. 1t was further alleged,
and then returned him to the stable.
The warrant was soon afterward sworn
out and executed by Deputy Hoffman.
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FOR
LETTERS At
POSTOFFICE

Men.
Aloe Alexander, Archie Anderson
j. w. Austin.
B-Barrett Manufacturing Co.,
George Barbarich, ]. L. Beck, Jack
belmont, Prof c. c. Bennett, Alex
cannon, Raldie Belts, Charles Brad
Jessie rown, j. G. Brown.
&C. D. Calvert, Emmett Car, j. l.
carroll, Ole Clark, Robert Cobb, Prof
,. r. Coley, Jessie Colman, j. j. Cox.
Deus Davis.
F-Mr. Frazier.
G-J. w. Goodwin, Antoine Grace.
H-CIyde Holmes, Julius HolFinger,
), H. Happersett, Fl. w. Harroun,
sen Hilliard, sam Homer, Capt. o.
". Hughes, Charles Hudson, Master
,enjaInin F. Hunter.
1T. Hamilton Ingerson.
J-Reira Jannette.
K-Anstandin Karmiry, Benjamin
Jersey, Prof. NJ. L. King, Frank
.<itchin.
L-NiC Larnon.
M-Marcus Mcmillan, Lues Maori
oil, James N. Martin, V. C. Mitchell
Lloyd Morris.
N--Sam Norman.
O-Joseph Owens.
P-George Patton. a. Philmore. Rev
:. p. Pierce, j. P. Pollok & Co., Pen
acola Times, (2).
Ri. NJ. Richards, P. z. Richard
on, VIII Robinson.
SEQ Lodge No. 81, NJ. e. B. A,
Willie Sanders, Melvin Schotz, Mac
NTH, Isham Smedley, w. E. Sparks,
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THE Thomas Laughlin Co, Sum-
Ter Taylor 1. T. Tidwell, John B. TIL
y, Robert Tranil, Files Tuck, B. f.
Turner.
V-B. F. Vaughn.
W-Red Wales, H, w. Warner, Jim
Williams, Nose Williams, Ed VIII
Jams, Ed Wood.
Y-Paul Young.
Y-Holley Yearens.
Women.
A---Maggie Armstrong.
B-Cora M. Balm.
C-Mrs. Ella Chambers, Mrs. Letha
,obb, Luie Goblin, Georgiana Collins,
Mile Coleman, Mrs. f. r. Couch, Mat
lie Crumpton.
D--MTS. hdLIl6 DdNlSs AuEE. AuSllIl
Dwight.
G-Mrs. II. C. Goodman.
H-AIice Hatche, Mrs. John Hewitt
mamie Jackson, Mrs. Sarah
jackson, Mrs. Susan Jenkins, Eliza
eth Mrs. Sam Jones, Periie Jutson.
L-Mattie Law, Mary Lindsay.
M-Mrs. VIM. Medcalf, Eleanor
Moore, Jean Morrison.
MFRS. Frank Norris.
O-AIice Oates.
P-Lou Peterson, Mrs. Bessie Pitt |
man, Emma Parder, Mrs. Emma Pot |
ter, Mrs. g. A. Powell
R-Jennie Reynolds, Leanor Rob-
erts.
S-Mrs. p. w. Sessions, Mrs. Louise
Slough, Hattie Swan.
T-Mary Tagshere, Clara Talbert, /
Mrs. Carrie Lee Tate.
W-Mrs Cassie Whitworth, Mrs. |
John Williams.
Y-Nellie Young.
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McDAVID.

McDavid, Jan. 3.--One Of the most
pleasant and enjoyable Christmas it
has been the writer's experience to
spend in years was spent in McDavid
at the hospitable home of Capt. and
Mrs. John A. Williams.
We were met at the beautiful depot
by Mr.. Mallory Williams who is one
Of the most pleasant agreeable young
men it has ever been our pleasure to
meet.
On our arrival at the hospitable
home of Capt Williams, we found a
gay and happy throng OF merry folks
with happiness beaming from their
very souls. We were ushered into the
lovely parlor, which was decorated
with vines, holly and n1istletoe and
a convoy of beautiful ladies were
singing that soul stirring melody,
Christmas Bells, and were being ac-
companied on the piano by Mrs. w.
p. Dixon. (nee Miss Viola Wil1iams) the
talented and beautiful daughter of
Capt. and Mrs. John A. Williams.
After several hours of music, sing
ing. dancing and games we heard the
sublime and diner music of the
grub bell gently reminding us that
We were called TO SumptuouS re-
past. On entering the large and
spacious dining room which was also
decorated with beautiful vines, holly
and mistletoe, we proceeded to do JUS
tice (after a few words of thanks
to the all-wise God by Mr.. Mallory
to one of the most sumptuous Christ
mas dinners it has ever been our lot
to fan heir to. Immediately after
dinner the dining room was cleared
and for several hours it was one grand
sound of continuous pleasure OF
dancing, singing and merry making
till the wee small hours.
Later the happy throng was served
with cake and wine and wendell their
way homeward happy and contented
for having spent so ENJOYABLE Christ
mas
Those who participated in the fes-
Invites were Judge ]. NJ Harrison and
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BARRCO.n WAS
BURGLARIzEO
ABOUT A DOZEN BOTTLES OF
LIQUOR WERE STOLEN DURING
EARLY MORNING HOURS AND
TWO ARRESTS WERE MADE.

During the early hours Of Sunday
morning saloon on East Government
street was broken into and when the
proprietor made a visit to the place
after he had been informed that the
door had been forced, he claimed that
at least dozen bottles Of liquor had
been stolen.
Later in the day two young white
men were arrested, but they deny
they were anywhere in the neighbor-
hood. They are Frank Dillon and Jim
mie Jones. Both were held without
bond last night, and will be given a
chance this morning to explain their
side OF it to the recorder.