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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-08-20
IIP{l COTTON CROP IS
\ PROSPECT FOR ELLIS

Considerable interest hAs te-n
mAnifssted in the erest the recens
rain and Wind storm had on the
cotton crDp In Ellis county Claims
hxve been made In other sections
Of the state that all the cotton al
rundy open xas beaten ons aae
blown sway In the stern. bot the
farmers Of Kills county have not
suffered such a loss The open cof
ION Ii damaged TO be sure. bnt nos
aaif Of 1t Is gone and w5th q fes
days 81 sunshine IA dry il oug II Il
doubtful II the apparent iass vii.
equal one third. Farmers and rot
ton D who have given the mas-
ter some thought are OF the opinion
that s.gVV bales wlli coyer the en-
tire loss in h county, while the
raius should benefit the crop n0i
less fkan se.enp bales In this comE-
III alone. Sonas farmers are pre-
dscsing a bumper crop for I'M
year
A drive ossr the pixies q ths
county shows that eotton had snl-
Tered badly for want Of rain. and
thai without the rain the yiek
would haze beeh light. but now ahs
prospects Tor a heavy production
are very favorable. Much Of tbs
cotton had already bioomed Or top
signifying q finish 10 TIE frnitin.
period. but a renewed growth +
!. expected ard 4 Top crop eeuls
double the yield. There Is . lcf p
young cotton that had % quli
growing. This cotton has NOT beer
hurt by the rain and winds. but 8
aaIl take i couple Of weeks 81 nie'
weather to start IL Il maturing.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-08-20
BURGLAR THROWS
BRICK THROUGH WINDOW

About 2 30 O'Clock this morning
a burglar threw a brick through
one of the plate glass show win
doWs at Matthews Bros. store anG
took a $zo suit of clothes, but
nothing else has been missed.
The IRE boys who sleep upstairs
over the store heard the glass
crash 1T 5 81 and hurried down.
but the party had gotten the suit
u clothes and liked.
Officers have been furnished With
a de eripuon Of tse sui, and arr
On the lookout for the burglar
Ennis News.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-08-20


Mr.. = c. Turner visited ns''as
today.
al.. Grace nisrer Is visiting "
palia. today
\. T Richie vent &c Dallas to
laay on business.
W. @. Mcclain Vas IN tie city o.
DALLAS this moraing.
Mr. pave Kyle Of Bosec Was Ia
waxahachlc Friday. s~hoppias.
q {. crocc. Who VA At Calves
ton during the s,nrm. mas return
ed home.
Mrs. ". NJ Tiawell has returned
nom a Weck's visit With her mother
A. Ennfs,
John Henry Pierce left this
! moruing for Lubbock where he VIII
visit his brothers.
q ". Lesiweli ard Charlie Kyle
az Boyce wefe in waxahaehic Fri
day on business.
I'll McElroy has returned from ;
visit to his sister. Mrs. Horace
Trlppasi. Of Hicc,
Miss May Ester Has Of Fort
Worth is the quest Of Mrs carpen'
Ter in Billiard Heights.
n w. Carother- o. Houston spent
Thursday night with bis cousin, sam
Carothers. on Marvin venue
Miss 6ay Belle Harrison has re.
turned from \ delightful visit With
friends at Gainesville and Fornes.
T. Il. Campbell and wife AMI
little son. Of Italy. are the guests
Of Dabuey Sims and family on Fer.
ris
Mrs. GEORGE Avis, who spen'
Yesterday with her sister. Mrs. "
+. shlre. returned to her home u
Ron, Oklahoma.
Mrs. W j. Grisham. who speai
a ten days visit to Mr.. and Mrs
s. G. Turner. returned 10 her hons
In Wichita Falls.
Tom Edwards of Palestine. wAe
has been u guest Of his cousin, Mis-
Margaret Edwards. returned hola'
Friday morning.
Mrs. Tom Cheatham. Who Ia:
been in Los Angeles six weeks. Ia
returned 10 her home in Waxa
haehie. Italy News-Herald.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-08-20
Buying al cfa-e Figures.

Frank Stay returned home We'd
nesday esenlug from Wichita, Kan
sas where he has been for the
past several months buying horses
ard mules for the warning nations.
He all be here only a fee days.
Frank says the foreign govern
mens& are trying 10 buy al closer
figures than they did earlier In the
war. italy NeR@Herald.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-08-20
New Brick Building.

The work on tha new ans stylish
froat Of the Richards brick build
Ing. on The north side OF Maia
street. next K the Farmers State
Bank, is going rapidly on. Thil
new awning and nes sho~ windows
viii add a great deal 70 the Iooks
OF the building and make II haF.
.monize with the buildings farther
up the street-iiaiy News-Herald
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-08-20
n, perfect Patent.

o. G.. Richardson. coiored. who
has invented q measuring aud iey
cling instrument and patented
IN has gone 10 Kansas City TO
get a working model made and see
What ne can do in the aay Of dis
posing Of IT. lie believes he has a
sainable patent and he hopes 70
dispose Of it TO advantage in the
north.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-08-20
-INCiE CHARLEY HOME
FROM as,D FELLOWS NEsI-T

Hon &. Il. Giasen returned last
nieAs from Arlington whsFe he IT.
tended yesterday . joint meeting IF
the Odd Fellows OF rarrant. Dallas
and RssekNa1 counties Nof~tta-
standing tie raias there VAS 8 large
attendance. ard 3 Esrst interesting
and enthusiastic meeting MAS held
Besides the transaction d The regs-
lar business ef TIRE association there
Rere d number 81 hAqpy and esoaaen.
addresses By a nGusber OF p~romineat
members 81 fne order The s5eeeh
sof Hon. Barry Miller 81 Dallas %
THE Spin Ct Odd relion ship" 2as
easily 1he gem of the occasion. RE
pictured the great work 81 Odd Fes-
fgwship 1T Galveston IN 1906. ard
IN beautiful words referred 20 fhs
fact that tie representatives of tho
order aere again there leaking aa'
for those Ia distress and that the
WiYes sere noa bssss bringing fF0
other states The requests q dras 81
them for ans amount II naoaey thai
max be needed. Mr.. Glhsons sas.
est Information 10 tbe effect thsi
the members 81 the order ia Calves
con suffered sut little. and thai "a
great afnonnf or help will be reqair
ed. Grand Master Z Il. Nisener 81
Hamilton $ aos thesr and viii p
once advise the mesubership thFoagh.
our Texas 0f the frae s%ttnatfnn.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-08-20

train at As Ass
and admits lhai !
very Comfortable wa
broke over TIE tap :
made ii afely q
stopped oser nigA,
on 10 Gultport Nv
saw the train he'd !
aud various oiss
Houston he decided :
hest 10 come on has
feTrcd his "trip . AAi
Thomas says Hoaaa
o as hard az GAY
as damage Is coat
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-08-20
Thomas Vas In storm.

n. J.. Thomas OF this city was
among the pleasure seekers at Gal
weston Monday and had some live
ly experiences during the storm
scare. lie came out on the lasS
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-08-20

j. ". n. yarhrough was IN
waxahaehse yesterday to meet his
son. who VAS In Galveston during
the stcrm. He stated 10 a report
er thar he was the loser Of about
Eve bales 81 cotton. which the re-
cent storm had picked for him He
said. however. the ain would bene-
dit bis cotton crop and he would be
q gamer in the end.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-08-20

The coanfy Christian Enaeasor
convention that was 70 De held Uext
Sunday AZ osilia has been called off
The time for this meeting sill b. an
nouneea later.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-08-20
Thirteen acre I

At moor TO-DAY ~
Katy lake VAS siiaia !
OF the Top Of the
full the lake covers
acres
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-08-20

r. r.. yerheyden OF Grove Greek
was In w~axahaehie Monday on bus
sueSs Tie stated I o reporter
there VAS good money Ia raising
hogs along wfth farming: thar he
purchased sWo shoats from Joe Roy
81 this city for fifteen dollars and
ID about ten months be sold M.
Roy one Of the Sows and PIGS for
$50. besides having enough meat to
run hin during the year, which
wouId mount 20 than SIb9.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-08-20

Regardless OF the stormy wealth
ev we have had numbers Of Gus
toners to take advantage Of the
big Cut Price sale We nos have
on art squares. rugs. Lawn goods
and Gaerney refrigerators This
sale runs Till Monday night. We
viii b. glad for yoa to get % OF
these bargains. :. r. sPALDiNC
4 co. Furniture Dealers and I'm
aertakers. ady.12s
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-08-20

T. GOCA1A =
80
sor feed A fasl phone broad
head 4 Ksaneds. Ola pheas Ia .
Let the wsxahachie Lumber 70.
Furnish the paper to replace your
paper damaged By the rain.
This wind and rain damaged
lets OF ash paper. Get some rev
from the waxahaehie Lumber Co.
ads.ixs
Mrs.. c. /. Phillips. who has been
In the s~anisarium nj Waxaharhse
for the past tvo weeks. VIII b.
brought home just as o IS the
weather conditions viii permit
Milford Courier
W. T. Martin Of Nash was In
waxahaehie Friday. lie reports cot
ton blown down considerably. but
said it vas heavily fruised. II has
tie appearance. he said. As IL u
heavy frost had struck IL
Managing Editor ". A. ownby
ef the I.sSht Is taking . weeks res
from his duties. and
wsth his family. left this morning
for wolfe city where they viii
visit for a fsw days With relatives.
From there they will 20 to White
wright and sherman for = bries
stay.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-08-20

superintendent ] u. Coghlan Of
the city schools. accompanied by his
wife, returned to Ennis last nigh.
from Austin. where be has been
grading papers from the various
summer normals. Mr.. Coghlan has
been out of the city five weeks ex-
cept one day between trips. Im-
mediately after the summer school
closed he took a ten days automo-
bile trip 20 Western Texas. came
home for a dag and then sent 20
Austin 10 10 the school aork for
the state department 81 education.
he Saws b. g. good 90 he Back 10
the best town be- abe world lie
aoa ret'us ready far tbe open
ias ~ school on sept Fnui.
M-u
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-08-20
Irnnl Pnsieur Institute.

A l.. Burge returned Wednes-
day night from Austin. where be
took his son, Lee, FOR Pastenr
treatment two weeks ago. lie re.
ports the boy and Bennett Dunlap
both getting along nicely. Mrs.
Buree and the boys viii reuaiH
there another week. Ennis News.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-08-20
piles Cured ms

Your aruggis, viii r.s !
OINTMENT fails to GER y
Biisd, Blcedingof Frurg !
Tao FIRST sp.saeatioa saHhl
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-08-20

For all the news while 1t is news
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-01-07
Nerf6n1iAe Kreiheit.

Sn isiuem "a. Nrtitel 'iiber peri0n.
lihe itrsibeit psift Serr youis u.
9ammsrlins. Der Brdlioent Der -slmeri.
ean aHociatiOu Of 5oreisn Language
Newspapers" nui Die Gatiahe bin, ou6
unler 3ettalter uOn swei gsgenidslihen
SlrOmuugen oosr Genoen5en bsberriht
meros, Don oensn Die cine cine er66ers
9outrolle unb Resulieruus oes @injel'
men ourb Resieruussmittel anitrebt,
wdhrsno bic anoere Die inotuiouells
6reibeit aufreht lu erhalten iu6t. fiir
pelHe bic @riinosr bislsr Republii &C.
fdmpit taben. @r ftibrt Iusiprhhe
Rihter @uuen's, 9itholus Uturrap
Buffers uuo Sobn Stuart Wttll's an,
nm ben 8emeis fhr Die Rihtlgteit fell
ner Beobahtuns ju erbrinseu. @r bsbt
sinen ausipru4 Oss Prdiiosnten But.
fer beionoers beruor, oem,ufol9e Srei'
belt ielbitbi6ipliniert nno ielbitioutrol.
lisrt iein muB. 9liht bur4 cine duBe'
re @smalt iou bas seiheben, ionoern
inoiuibueu uon innen beraus. 94ie
t6riht e8 LIT. nit Der tnoiuiousllen
5rsibsit iuslsid bic inOIbiOuelle Ysr'
antwortlidfeit gu ssrftUreu, erldutst
9srr 9ammerlins ourd siuiss trsfflia
9swdhlte Beiipiels. ole m6sen bier
cine Stslls finoen. st iast:
Dor sinieen Eastn erfldrte elm be'
fainter @bira90'er. Der In einen Shsi'
ounssprojsB uerwidelt woroen mar.
oas mdre ieinem autOmobiI SuSuihrsi
ben.
ytatHrlid mar ss bic S6ulb bes
Gutomobils. nidt Die isinss Bsiisers
uuo Bsniisers!
Yor sinissn Tasen erfldrte elm
@siitIidsr. baB ROli4ubbahnen fur bic
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-01-07
StaOt anO Goantb.

= Die in harrisburg ta9en6e Son.
usntion Der Yennipluanin Stote @bu,
catioual gnociation," 9ebrer oes
Staatss J. bsihloB am Donnerita9.
ben n6ditiGhri9en 3onueut In Scrans
ton ab,ubultsu.
= Der 35 Sabre alts Charles Seim
Don Psnn dutnue, pel1er Ii1 In Der
@olb Dollar Wirtbihait an Spruce
Strabe sinen llsberrod ansisusfe.
mubte am Dounerltas $500 Biir9ihaft
fiir Elm Seri6tliass @rideiuen ftsllsH.
= alfrsb Sarusp, Der Piouier In
bei SeiOeninbuitrie babier uno @riinbsr
Der Sauquoit Ssibe Sabrif, III am
Wiontae yiahmitiaa In ieiner Wob'
uuns on 9iOro BpOmius auenus nah
oreitdsiser Srauiheit seitOrbsu. naH.
osm er idon felt GINGER 3eit frdnfelts.
- 9la6folssube Dsutide liuo fur
bic @sridtfsuns uls @sidworeue &C.
,oseu morben, melfe am 1. Sebrnar
anfdnst: Snlius Sartmann. Nlbsrt
@oHrao, Pbilip Wa9uer, SenrD Suo'
mig, Nnbreas @larner, Charles Sane,
Tbomas S6ueiosr. @briltian gisbrih,
@sorss Renser, Satob 9neller. 8. s.
Shwenfer, @illiam 3. @ioen, @barles
3eller, Senrp aisfer, @onrao Srhbau,
Satob Seffusr. @us. u. Bromu.
- Cine brsnnsnbe 3erss In Der
@obnun9 bes SObn Wbalei on Wloir
@Ourt bate am Srsitas absnb sinsn
8rano 5ur 5olse unb oa Der 8aiisr.
itod on Der @de pon Wta6iion Guenut
uno Ytne StraBe ,ussfroren mar nnb
bic Ssuermshr fetu a8aEer erlonasn
icnuts. 70 wur6s oas boppelte Wobn,
huus beinahe uOllitdubis lsrit5rt, mil
sinsm Strluit uon etpa Sc, 900. DAT
lerft6rte @ebduoe mar @ieentbnm bel
Ssnisl 9iutsrlalisni9aft.
- Ole asitation in bstrsfi Der Sob
len bat iniofern Srhhte estraaen, in.
oem bic 2adaDanua @ompanie anfiin
bists, baB fis bic Psa unb Sudmbsat
@r6ben IN Gn9roS nm 25 Sente 0iI
2onut reoujtrt bat. Die Peoplei
aOblen @ompauis ma6ts am Ssreitat
aud cine 9erabiesuue In ben 9ohlen
preiisn btfannt, ndmlih Sea % &enti
unb Budwbeat so Gents bic Eonne
am SamftasIiiiuOtsteu Die @learuism
9earuep uno Stauoaro 4oblen Com
paniseu cine Ssrobiesuus In ben Prei
fen uou 9oblsn fiir ben DstaiIuerfau
an. Gm Samitas fiiuoists tis YeopleI
3oblen &OHpanie cine tpeitsrs Serab
issuus poH 25 Gents Die Eonne .au
Pta 9obleu on uub am sIsi4en EaI
folste bic @oniumers @ompanis oud
NIT elmer Prsishsrabissuus In bsl
Robleu. .....--s@
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-01-07

.Truppsn, bic BON Toui9fero in
ruiiilGes @ebiet sinbranssn. ihluseu
sin rulIiides Battalion In bic Slu@t.
Die Ruifen perloren 200 an Eotsn unh
400 on @efaugeueu
-Reriiife unb bulsarii6e 6reiwillise
fdmpfen nit @rfOls nnf uniersr Seile.
RHifif9e siesesnaariGten bon @ieH i@ari
oementirt.
Naibinstou. 4. San. Der otter.
rsihiih'uusariihsn Botidaft sins
folsmoer Snnfsnipruh aus Wien iu:
rSn ben 8arpatbsn habsn uniere
Gruppeu mebrere uon ben 6einoen be.
ieste O6hen 9enOmmen, uno mahten
efolsreihe an9rifis auf Die Rnien
n6roli6 pon @orlice uuo nOroDitlih
uon 3aflpcSin. slm unteren gaufe Der
yiioa brabsu bic ruiiiiden slu9riffs
init lhweren Yerlulten fir Die Rulien
juiammeu. Seltlih uno iiiOOitlif uOn
Gomasjow MAIDEN mir unb uulere
Verbiinoete quite 6ortihritte.
Die ourd oas Heuter'Yureau per.
breiteteu. Wtelonn9sn iiber rulihhe
Sie9e Iino Sumeilt erfnnoen. Die
Dteloun9 in be,us auf bic 3abt Der
uon ben Ru1su gemahten @efaH9enen
III abioIut unwabr. Die 3abl Der
anseblih Ssfan9ensn Olterreihiiden 81
fi,isre 1T ius llusubli4e iibsrtricben
m0r0en.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-01-07

Uforal iuussr Rdb&en sefdbrll@er
ndrsu ais 6ffeutti&e Taujballtu.
Ratiirlid1 III ohs bic S1ul6 oer Rolfs
I9uhbubnenl
Dem .Bsiipiet Der 9HiuHsn Der
Pennipluauia Benitentiarp folgteti biss
ieni9sn oeS Staatsgeidneuilies pon
Satnois uno ueriuhten. cine Petition
fir rationale Brobibition In umlnuf 40
Issen. in Dslder iie ibren 6au auf baS
Erinfubsl jurldfiibrten.'
1tatiirlih mar es Die SaulO Der
seiftissn @strdnfe, niht Die bes Wtan'
ues!
Sn olleu bieisn 5dllen murbe pers
Iudlt, inoiuioueller Berantmortlihteit
lid, ,u snt,ieben. SIS lit wubr, 8erunts
wortlihfeit lit oft cine bittsre Rille,
uno mir miirben frob isiu. ibr uus
,uwsilen eutjieben 3u f6nuen. Gber
lie LIT bic notweuoi9e 6olee unO Der
Breis Der 5reibeit. 2Benn mir 6reibeit
babsn wolleu. miiIieu mir YerantmOrt.
lihteit iibsrnebmen. Wenn mir Uers
antmortlihisit abihaffen mollsn. mhis
fen mir suslsiA AUDI 5rsibsit abiaaf'
fen.
Oisie Teuben, Der Nbtsbnun9 inbis
uibueller YerantmortIihfeit uno oamit
Der llnterminieruns .iuoiuiOueller Srei.
belt finoet feineu tlareren auSorud alS
In Der 9altuns 6es Probibitioniiten.
Dieter bat nod INNER ben Sern bes
beiouiiden uno barbarii6eu OenteHS
Der urmenihen beibebaltsn, Die, uenn
Iie uon elmer 9rantbeit befalen wnrs
ben, biss fiir siue 9eimiuhuug our9
einen b6ien @eift betrahteten. Dir
b0rsH uiele 9eute, tpel9e @briften ji
lein btbaupten, BON benz D1mon
Rum~ ober osm -Erinftsufe- lprehen.
Sis itsnen bieielbeu als cine unbeiltge
@eualt bar, bic auBerbalb bes Wfen'
i6su itsbt unb Tim feiublid LIT, uno era
fldren es fur notmenois, une oauor bi
bsnabren unb 3u ihhseu. Der Pros
bibitionift mirb erpiOern, es banols fi9
nur nm cine Reoemenbun9. Denn sr &c.
gen ben = Odmon Rum" sifert. aber
6as lit nidt Der 5aal @s mag isin.
oaB sr ii1 ni6t Die @eltalt eines i9mars
3sn EeuielS nit alien m69lihen Attri,
buten oesislbsn poritsllt unb biss au9
nift pon ieinen .3ub0reru perlangt.
absr er bemabrt ben 3ern Der nr.
ipriinglihen Sbee, baB es iih un cine
du6srlide uub Dem Wtsuiden feinoie'
li9e @smalt banbelt.
gBiro er bem bisbiIhen 8aniialiierer
iaasn, es mdre baS Sob, oas ibn uer.
fiibrte? 8iele iino um isluetmiIlen ~
SIu ssfommen. @s mus allo elu Dd'
mon iein.
SnfotseOellsn lit Probtbition BON
@runb aus uno unjertreunliH Elm uu'
ueriUbnli4er 6sino inoiuibueaer Srei.
belt, he'll lie barnad ifrebt. inoiuiouelIe
Bsrautwortli9fsit su ssrit6ren. sic lit
Der erite uno bauptidhlihite Seino,
ssssn melhen oieieni9en, Dethe an
psriSulihs Sreiheit slaubsu, iid ju
sntidisOensm 0anoelu pereiniseu fclls
ten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-01-07
Glidlid entfommeu.

Berlin, 5. Sau.. brahtlos nod San.
uiffe Das Offijielle yisuigfeltsbursati
sab etitern abeno folsenbes bsiannt:
Gin beutiass tlntsriesboot bat Der
Somiralitdt seitern orobtlo8 gemelbet,
oaB es In bem sneliiheu 2aual In ber
yidhe bon Flbmoutb bas snsliiHs
Snla9ihiff ~Sormibable- burH Cor.
peoos gum Stnfen sebraht bot. Das
unterieeboot truroe pon britiIhen
Gorpeooboot3srft0rern utrfotet, entfanl
aber unbsihdbist.4
Satisfeit oes bsuti9en Rrenjers ,,iaroH
prinj @ilbsIm."
9as Falmas, 3anariId,e SnIeln
iiber Paris, 5. San. @sftern trat bel
oeuti6e Dampfer -Stapis bier elm uni
lauoete buuoert Matrolen, bte er bon
BEN Seutihsn 9ilfsfreujer r9ronprinl
SBilbelm' on 8Orb 9eiiommen bate
Oieie bnnoert Wfatroien bilben bil
Wfannihaft uon pier frnnB5fiiHsn uni
britti4en SAiffen, bic BON bem beut
i4en 9tlfstreujer uernthtet moroer
fiHo. Sc marsH bic folsenSen piei
S4iffs: Der fraujUlid,e Dampfel
Don't asel1, Der britiihe DampfeI
Sslleuue-, bas franjSiilbe Sssslboo
.annie Wfaris" uuo 6as franj6liI1
SAiff -llnion".
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-01-07

Dur6 8erItopfllng miro elm Seil
Der @rtremente ins 9hlt aufgeiaugt
sIuo oieies @ift gebt in ieoes @lieo
bes Sorpers. uno ueruriaht blaue
gfinge Inn Die slugen, bleife Sc.
kibtsfnrbe lno glppetitIoiigfeit.
Or. 0fiIss' 2aratibe Sablets
fin6 Die erite Silie in arnufbeit.
Sie fiibren leidt uno angepebm ab
uuo MAIDEN feline 9eibidmer5en. sic
fino 10 iitb tuic 3uder lmo geben
oem feiniten Sinne feinen @uItoB.
9elIte. Die pieIe Sabre on Der.
Etopflna Iitten, iinoen in ibnen oie
ibenle Silfe. 9nnie H. @aImer bon
Deifflington. 9u., i6rieb fiir3Iid:
SO litt .tiiufunbspensia Sabre an Bsrito.
kRIeg eorotips Tablets MIR msbr etbolfen bo.
Ben. als irpcnb etiuaB ionft. iuas Id nodb fe oes
brautbt babe. Sd Ieibe uidht mebr unb i'd fuiirbe
allen an Serftoptung 9eihenoeu anraten. Or,
HQIes' earatiue Tablets su eebrauteu. ba ID
ettuib bin oab ibneu oabur@ aeboIisn uirb.-
Or. Yliles' Garatibe Sablets
.,Ntmm cine 9ablette sur abrnb ituub,
ainb ertuaf mprsens friid unb sefuHs."
8ertauft Dor alien ASstbetern fur rs
Gents per Shadltel pull 25 Dozen. Sm
Baa Rtdlt 5ufriebenitellenb, ipirb Sbr
@eib 5nriiferitattet.
MILES MEDICAL CO., Elthart, indiana.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-01-07
Ner3te gebelt
lteue 0arnultQ

rGs sicbt feline ein5elne Sranfbeit
tti sduseu Ser5eidnis, bic 10 biel
8eadtnug in ibrer Scbanbluns Der.
bient, ais 9iesnliernus Ses Stubl.
gangs. II n0teoicol BreB."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-01-07
ilsbsr cine baIbe Billion.

Berlin, 1. Sanuar. gDle amtlI9
bsiaHnt sseebtn wirb, bsfiuoen fih
uunmebr In Dsutialano hber 5s6. 200
Sriesssefunseue. siufalieblid Der Dit
,isre. DisIs 5abt usrtbsilt liA anf ois
einSelnen 9iattonsn, bic nit DeutiA'
LAMB i'm 3risssjuftanb ittbsn, iuie folet:
Bon Sraujoisu iiuo esiaugen 34b9
Sffi,iere, oaruHtsr fisben @ensrals,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1915-12-03
The New Tax Rate.

Commenting on the new tax rate for
Baltimore city, which has been largely in
creased over other years. The News says
"A tax rate Of $2.l3 on the 500. with as
sessments approximating real value, is too
high. The community will feel it. and be
diseruntled over it.
1.-THE new rate is q cents higher than
last years. is cents higher than 1914. IL
cents higher than in 1918, "a cents higher
than in the first year Of Mr.. Preston's ad-
ministration During those years enor-
nous improvements have been carried
through; and it is only now that they are
practically finished that the cost shows
excessively in the rate. The question
arises. first whether the low rates Of the
previous years were fair. The News en-
phasized long ago that they were not
wholly so. The cost of maintenance Of
the sewerage system for instance, appears
now in the tax levy for the first time.
After once beginning to use the sewers,
certainly. the city should have ceased
meeting this charge from the loan. The
fact that the system had not been formally
turned over by the commission was used
as a subterfuge. And this years budget
includes an appropriation for interest not
on a permanent investment but what is
now dead horse-current expenses of
previous years. amounting to several hun
dred thousand dollars.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1915-12-03
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.

beg to inform the public that | have
purchased the best line of merchandise
that have ever before had the good for
tune to possess, having visited the New
York and Baltimore markets and made
selections from manufacturers of fine
line Of the following goods:
Ladies misses and childrens cloth coats.
Mems. womens. boys, misses and chill
dren's coat sweaters.
Ladies cloth suits and house dresses.
Ladies' shirtWaists and corsets.
Domestic dry goods and white goods.
Wooden and silk dress goods at from 25c
to $3.50 per yard.
Ladies' wooden skirts.
Bed blankets, comforts and quilts.
Room-siZe wooden floor rugs.
Mattings, linoleums and oicloths.
Boys and mems suits
Shoes and rubbers of all kinds.
Hosiery, gloves underwear and neckwear
and general line of high grade merchan-
disc, all bought at the lowest manufac-
turers prices, and will be sold at unusually
low prices, considering quality. Nothing
but good, reliable goods are to be found
here, such as will give service and salts
faction, and you are fully protected against
worthless and shoddy goods.
You are very cordially invited to visit
the shop and we will endeavor to serve
your wants well and economically.
Thanking you for past patronage. will
endeavor to serve you better in the future
W. HICKS,
oct 8-tf Rockville, Md.