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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-12-24

Mrf.
SRI. anna SdmocdeI. BON ct
2ouis beiinoet lid our 3eit ouf 8e
iiid bel 5rau 6. gtageI.
8ieIe 8eilider bon bier iuaren ar
lesten Sonntag Ibeno in Sermann,
nm Der @oriteIlung Der reiienoen
Sbcotertruppe. YSoparo Stod Co."
beisupobnen.
86brenO Der 6cicrtaee oiierierl
8. S. Sanne iammtliden Sdnapps
In Slaifcn ioiuie oil6 in SGiicrn
an beocuteno berabgeiebten 8reiIen.
q. &. @bolion uno @attin min
iden bicrmit ibren Iatborn uni
Sreunoen ibren beIten 9onf arssu.
ipreden. fir beren SabIreite, aiitigt
SiIfsleiitungen, 5llr 3eit mie Serl
@bpIion perlebt pliroe, ioipie aud
mGbrenb iciner langcn &rolifbeit.
Sermam 8ueeer mrrroe oieIcl
Gage bon ieiner @attin nit cinen
Tofterhen beihenft.
Scnrp Segemanm Der bieiigJ
Sclegrapbiit. befinbet ii6 our Sci
aut Der @ranfenliitc; Scrr @eaUer
bon @aibington, lit fem temporGrc,
Stellpcrtreter.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-12-24

nilr cine feline @ruppe bier in ssnr
rifo. bic Snterciie oil Der 5orthGsar
bieies 9lutperaiebenS bat, itnS Aas
iino Die Observation-Disclosures. sSsrr
uneriGttlide 9oIloreier lit es nalsar-
Die orilbcn in europa bas nneiss
Morben in @ongc balt. uno hir iz
Imerifo lmicrc mirtihaitlifr jH
fiInit berfrilppeit Oa5u miro mSsr
ebrliher Same befIeft. infer Sirr
nenbanner beidimpft uno siua Dad
mantel iniamen Men6elnlor0s b.
nilst, llnb boS allies ioIl iid Aas
amerifouil6e Solf gcfalIen lnilr-
blob oomit Wor9on. Sdwab uns Or
noiien unacSablte Iillinnen Ds!tars
in ibrer nimmeriatten Sobaier rim
itreidcn fonnen2
&eibnadytcn Itebt Dor Scr 1iir. ass
5meite 8cibnadten IN oieiem cniRt
li6en &riegeS. Sbnc Die ipnbnin
nigc 0pllorinht Der @afienfobrifaH
ten f0nntc bclltc ouf Der gon5cn III,
De DER 2obaciong crtoneu: .iyrisac
auf @rben unb ben Weniben eir.
@oblgefallcnl" - Iber man 5Srzt
Dem Gotten Wommon, bar,tii inHs
es nidt crtoncn: ogbre ici 8otf if
Der Sobe!"--sSiro Der Gongrch. asr
bod Die mabre &ertretilna bes onlsEi
faniiden 8olfes bartlett, IN 0iekr
&eibnadtsSeit iolde @ebanfcn in "
mem SerSen bepegcn
Or. @erborb, Gbicngn
8er bier mithelfen mill, menac Sit
iofort on bic Imcrican @mbnrar
Gonferen5, t39 g.. GIarf Strnff
Chicago, ST.. Die oIles @erbenntsr
ial foitcnfrei ausicnoet,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-12-24
Sotsbam.

Scrnon Tpblnlann uno @ottin
iciertcu am Samstag, Den Is. DC.
5cuber, oas biibide Set Der fiber.
ltcn SodScit. Die 5aDlrciden, bieli.
gen Scrlpanoten unO 6reunoc oes
SnbelpoareS beebrtcn boslclbe nit
cincr Slrpriie.T artp,
5reb 2alf, bon Scras, beiinOet iid
arlf 9eiud bel Serlnann Scppe.
GmalD iulb @alter 9tdmeDer, bon
Sermonn 81. 3, mobrtcn orn lesten
Sonntag bier benz @ottesoienlt bel.
$. q. Sdnitger iGgt %ecgcnpGrtig
9rennbol5 unO idncioet &ornfutter.
Seoermonn lit hermit beroli6 Elm.
gelaoen beute (Sreitag) abeno, I'M
6 llbr, Der @eibno6tsfeicr in Der
Stride in fredericksburg bci5uwob.
reil.
Sbr Ieib ebenfalls millfonmlen in
Der STRIDE, in Sotsoam, gum Gbriit.
baiinl unO 5llr @eibnadtsfcicr, orn
Samstag (morgcn) Ibenb, I'M 6
ltbr.
G6riit &olf mo Ben @idernlouil
hraf)ten an1 Dcrgongenen Spnntog
cine 2obun9 Gaiiogierc nod Ser,
mann, meIde Der SoritelIung Der
! .Soluarb Stof Gomponn" bcimobn.
ten. Ille morcn nit Der Sorltclluna
iebr 5ufrieocn.
5reb. Braun lit oIl lettcu Sauis.
. tag, aui cine ISOLDE, radl ct. 2ouis
| aereiit, unb saul Seller reiite on
iclben Gage oortbin, ouf 9eiud).
Sobn aormann bciorgtc porig,
@odle 3immermamiS grbcit iijr gr
thur Snhcsfb.
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0rnfc.

gbas. GROSS lit ioebrn Don S5t
2ouis 3uriifaefcbrt; cr bate ciN
Gnrlaoung Wauleiel auf Den hsEsi
gen Rarft gebrodt.
0ie 8eibnadtsfcier IN Der Diriis
gen W. e. Stride miro arl 25. DC
5elnber itattfinocn; InfauG lrn :
ubr, Hadmittogs.
Serntarn SilferbGumer lit acleE
ipGrtis beim 9au cincr eroBcn 1oR
fretc 3ifterne.
Die biciigc Ircsbptcriancr. Isius
aud bic M. g. @enleinbe, iucragss
Die Splpcster @atc, in Der G066
bonn 81. DECEMBER, 9cnieinibnitiitp
in Der SO. e. Stride abbaIten. sSr
hermann lit gum 8eiitd cineelabcR,
UNI Der Ailsfiibrung eines biibIdsri
uno ongcmeiicnen Srogramnts bu-
a%utuobnefl.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-12-24
-9beo. Matb, uebIt Samilie, Dor,

-Sbeo. &atb. nebit Samilie, bon
Wonroe County, iino in Der pergait'
aenen ISOLDE arf Die, Z Meilen bon
bier gelegene Sranf 9elmann Sarm
ae3ogen; Serr &atb bot Die obige
Sarm Dor &ur5em gefauft. Serr
Geumonn uno Samilie Iino bierber.
in Die Staot se5oseli ltnb, inoen es
rns freirt bieielben oils Wtitbirger
bon Sermann 5u Dc8riiBeft, eitbieten
mir aIeidfulls Serrn &otb uno So.
milie elm ber5lid)es v@illfemmel, III
8asconaOe Gonntp."
Cine llnteriud)ung Der 2eitnng
oes .Soiepb @altcr Some" in ct.
SSoiepb, Wo., lit our 3eit Dor Hidter
8orterfielb, in &anias 9th, i'm @an.
ae. Ils Den 3el,genausiagen gebt
berbor, baB Die 3abrung pelde Den
ainoern geliefert purbe, iopobl in
Guantit6t nie au6 III aualit1t,
ourhaiis ungeniigeno mar; ionic
aud baB Die &lcioung ungenilgertb
uno bon Ifledter Sualitdt lit; Dob,
ipabrenb es bel Den &inbern an Bflea
ge nnb an alien anoeren feblte, Die
Better unb 8eanten in iebr bequc.
men auartteren mobntcn rno oaS
bette bon allem bntten. Cine Srait
fagte nnter gib aus, baB lie geieben
babe nie Die &inoer aus Den Mbfoll.
&annerL in Der Nodbaridaft eegei.
fen bitten. 0ie @eid1ftslelite unies
rer 5taot baben INNER in iebr frei-
gebiger 8eiie 81 benz obigen Sniti-
tut beigeiteiert; mir pollen baber
boffen bob Die angefiibrten &lagen
1nbegriinbet iinb.
Grfaltnng bnrd Cannon sebeilt.
Sei6 SIR idon lie burf) eiien SGi,s
Aaentpalo segaetger. penti SIR nit ei-
ifer grf1Itung bebaftet naret9 Wie
fraftigeno pirfte tieier 9uft i,rb oieie
gsbeirn bpollen 9~eitanbibeile niriten
be5oubernb anf Die 2unsel1. Or.
8ra's Bine.9ar+Sorep beiist bielel'
len gi9enfdnften rnb beiA Sliten.
Ser SaIs miro gefrdftigt, INN 6en
grfdltunesfeinen tpioerfteben gu
fon,ten. Seoe SamiIie bat cine Gla'
HE fir ioiortisen @ebral'd notbis.
2bc. (1abp.)
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@o5n nod bas nnniite @lntpcr.
gieken?
elm. gmbarsO- aOrreipOnNcna.l

&enn nloll beute CANA unparteis
lid Die Gage oui Der peridieoenen
aricgStbentern iibcriholtt, 10 mib
jeocm unamcifclbaft flar iein, oab
9eutl6lanO nit ieincn Se~rbiinoeten
Den furhtbarcn GriltenSfomrf beute
idon aemonnen bat. SSrn 8eiten
itebt Der feloernllc GiienpoG trob al.
Ter nit &oufen unb 0romnnetenidou
angefiinbietcn Offeniiue Der alliier,
ten uuerihitterlih ba, SIN Often
iino Die &uiien bis ticf In ibr 2nno
bineineetrieben morSen, iGnltlide
midtigc Sclhtngen uno @iienbabn-
perbinoungen itno in beutidcm 8e.
iib, iobab elm &criild Der &uiicr,
UNI Dos perlorene @cbiet Wieoer5uges
minncn, einfo1 Gin llnmogliffeit
lit.
Oas Straigcridt iiber Serbien bat
iib untcr Mafenien un0 ieincu
luadcrcn oltcrrcidifd.uHaoriihcn ,,no
bulgorii6en 9unbeseenciien NIT
9litesihnelIc pollSogen. Die alli-
crte Silfsarmee lit burh bic tapfe.
ren 8ulgaren miseinonoergerilicn
uno bis nod Salonifi bineingeiogt
poroen. Ser @eg nod &leinolien
unb oamit nod Dem S%uc5fanal nnb
GgDpten itebt ocn 3entrolm1dten
bette often.
Iber oos Shlimmlte fir Die Illiir.
TEN lit Die Eatiode, bob beutc Die
! 3entrolmGhte Den Illiicrten oiih al
SrnppcnSabl ilberlcecn linb. 9is
lang botten ia olleroinss Die alliir,
ten Die oablenmGBigc %llcbermadt
@cm lie MN nit all ibrcr llebcr
modt nifts ausridten fomten, ion
bern MIR Rieberlogc nitf Hicoerlag,
/ cinbcilnitcL pic ioIl es bann pcr
berl, ipelln cs bon iest ab Die 3cn
tralmddtc baben?
Der @eg Ourf Die Siirfei naf Der
@cbieten, mo Millionen bon Wliel,
m1nnern MIR oarauf narten, Waffer
al crbaltet, Inn aegen Den perbobter
cnglii6cn Seirb losidlaeen 5u fon
men, Itebt belite pett often.
J, 0o,,, foun,t bos o,,s hie,en Sc
bieten Ses Srients Wolfon iomoh,
ala o,,h qIe;nn,;pn 9e,tihIonS mi,
SeinrI @erhi;nneten oIIes, mos Inner
/, hishcr fnonn mor. rrid,Iih erboltrr
fonm MIC arbensn,ittrI Qunfer WnI.
/ ia @%n,,,nnnIIe ,,mS 81 mp;tcr So
fnnn olSo nou e;,,er s(,,sh,,nopr,no
nor. ocutrolmShte mic i'd Sos nm
/. n,ons gnnInnS Sos wI3nhen e.
hiih5d, onsoeSnht hottie. hellfe fein(
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-12-24

Reines. beitiairtes @afier. sszr
Trinfen un6 fir automobil- 3neass
81 perfauten in allen Guantitdtea-
Clio gberlin, Sermana, As.
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3nr gefdaigen 8eadtuuq.

SSn elmer ON a. DECEMBER 1915 ob.
gebaltenen 8~eriammlune Ser Diref.
loren Der unter3eihneten Formers
glepotor 90. iplroen bic 8iidcr Der
@eiellihnft rebioirt uno ooraufbin
beifIoiien 6aB in 3nfunft ale sc.
idafte Der @eieIidoft MIR nod benz
ltriffen Waar . Spitem gefiibrt fpers
ben uno bob bonn /. Sanuor an s
Brosent aiif aile fdlIisen 8etrase 5l.
geidlagen mer6en.
GarmerS GltDator
MOrriion, 800.
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me. which / appreciated J. C..
Tate of Forreszou. vas next seen,
who renewed for the Year. Hr also
gave me a very cordial invitation to
visit him, which hope ai}l BE my
privilege to accept soon. y IL Sea
boalt. Italy >, renewed for the BAL
las Semi-WeekI$ News, ". +. rfu-
it, Wazahachie ., ard A. j. Ria
die, Forreston 3, joined tae Enter
prise readers. Then Ross Harris
field, Eauis 4, gave me q dollar for
renewal c. Nj. Owens, Venus /,
". l.. Glenn Woxahaohje !. and T..
A. Neal NaAaaaehie :, had their
names entered "a new recruits 20
the lasse family OF Enterprise read
ers. W. \. FoT If AitIoth1@h 1,
waited until / again sh#rprned my
pencil, and gave NE mas renewal to
the Enterprise for a year .. u.
Sparks, %aXaf}aclla ., enrolled ms
MANY 40 '-N 'f'---5
las 5emi-@ ee@lE News, aud next
enrolled IL C. 4'ts#teaa, #aE1-
ACME, l. =. Il a=4aeyar. ttst CO..
and W ]. far5s, -1iti2thAaH p F1t
the Enterprise. IL It. Lsdbettefs
&05 Briggs street. WaSaEtcni4' "t's
next seen, and gave nae has Ra1is
Light subscription, Il. {. flar"eils
Waxahach!e q, was next seen, Who
renewed for the Enterprise, J. ~.
hlbanh. Guy Eo' %" '"N l''' i'i ''''
Daliy LlGh{. TINS t""c'uae'' H.
'hfst MONDAY "oFN' lo' "N'sn ;
feel very proud
The next day (Tuesdayl my time
was occupied gathering VI monthly
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Notsithstandha 'a' J "''t7 Tue
pA week, which caused nae - re-
main in WaXahaeHie'- am i''e"''' N
TO note the business @No Oh my ~
pa unusually good MAfcA ISL ne
hg first Nonaay. " 'af5e ''',' ~ q
d people from the t'Q' parts OF t'e
eaag we're III ta'= cry ana v 90
feased to enrol 5'st4i Haiaes '''
The paper A. 3 Haf'e5l 81 W '-->''
hafaie. vas the 'f-, 10 start me D~''
to rolling, who renew ed Tor 1he
Daily bisI'l. I4fi' t''Ie my IT 'e''d'
! ER.pbfy. he renewed Tor 3A@
tae'PF'sa Ief Atiiz''Lt ana u u n''i'
Glfle. at tliite9s tel'iiss5ee' d. T.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-03-12
THE WAR OF BUSINESS.
Clear Eye. Strong irn, Good
Health, are Secrets of Success.
J. A. G. KEMBLE,
WaXahachie, Texas.

HedNI, are INttIStN vi s'uA'NNN'
The man with the punch, both
mental and physical is the big bust
ness success OF today,
His bodily health is the force be
hind his business possibilities.
The business world has no time
to listen to the crouch story.
Sour stomach malaria, indiges-
ton, coated tongue and a hundred
other bodily ills come from an out
of-order liver.
Calomel used to be considered the
only relief Modern medical science
has provided far milder and more
pleasant form of liver relief in
CARSWELL'S LIVER-A1D. a pure
ly vegetable liquid remedy.
A large bottle can be had for
so cents at Curtin Drug Co, where
the purchase price will be promptly
returned in case you wish it after
trying this wonderful remedy. adv
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THEY KNOW IT'S SAFE.

Parents who know from expert
enee insist upon Foley's Honey and
Tar Compound when buying a med
icine for coughs, colds, Group and
la grippe. c. T. Lunceford, Wash
ington. Ga, writes: II have used II
for six years and never has failed. |
think 1t is the best remedy made for
coughs and colds Curlins Two
Drug Stores. adv.
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DRINK HOT TEA
FOR A BAD COLD

Get a small package OF Hamburg
Breast Tea, or as the German folks
call it. Hamburger Brust Thee, at any
pharmacy. Take tablespoonful Of tho
tea, put a cup Of boiling water upon
it. pour through a sieve and drink a
tcacup full at any time during the
Gay or before retiring. 1t is the most
effective way to break n cold and cure
grip, as it opens the pores OF the skin,
relieving congestion. Also loosens tho
bowels, thus driving cold from the
system.
Try 1.-THE next time you suffer from
a coll or the grip, Il is Inexpensive
and entirely vegetable, therefore safe
and harmless.
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CODDLING THE. STOMACH.
The So-Called scientific" Feedi,,.

In this Goth century Of advance
ment, people are too apt 10 listen
to new theories aad put into prac-
tice new tangled notions of feed
ing. Not only do adults follow So
called scientific systems" but they
cram down the mouths Of their
children such scientific soft foods
that require no exercise of the di-
gestive organs, and the children are
apt to become fragile and their
stomachs too weak to take in
strength giving food and be able to
assimilate it. This is dollhouse
condition that no man, woman or
child should permit The muscles
of the stomach require exercise just
as any other muscles of the body;
neglect them with too much ease
and inaction and you raise a dys-
peptic. Use a tonic made of medi-
cinal herbs which will stimulate
the stomach into greater activity
a remedy which will do this is one
which has stood the test of public
approval for over forty years, con
tanning no alcohol or narcotics We
refer to DIR, Pierce's Golden Medi-
cal Discovery.
1t arouses the little muscular Il
bres into activity and causes the
gastric juices to thoroughly mix
with the food you eat, simply be-
cause it supplies the stomach with
pure, rich blood. It's weak, impure
blood that cahses stomach weak
ness. Get good blood through the
use of DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery, and you will have no
more Indigestion.
Sick people are invited TO consult
DR.. Pierce by letter, free. All cor
respondence is held as strictly pri-
vate and sacredly confidential.
KNOW THYSELF
Read all about yourself, your
system, the physiology Of life. anat-
omy, hygiene, simple homo cures,
etc, in the Common Sense Medi-
cal Adviser" book Of zoos pages
Send to Or. Pierce, Buffalo. n. Y.
) dimes Cor stamps for a cloth
bound copy.--Ady.
would be glad all who send me
their subscriptions through mail
would address Their letters thus:
j. A. c. kemble WaXahachic,
Texas This vii insure prompt at
tention and your orders attended
to.
Myself and family enjoyed the
splendid play, Sampson" at the
Empire last week. The manager
continues to please the lovers OF
high class shows.
From now until April LIST l Will
send You the WaXahachie Enterprise
one year, Hollands Magazine ten
months, Farm and Ranch ten
months, all for $I50, new subscrip-
tions or renewals. Now is the time
to get three first-elass papers for
almost half price. See me or mail
me your orders, guaranteeing
prompt attention.
J. A. c. KEMBLE,
WaXahachie, Texas.
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When YOU have society item
for the Daily Light call Mrs. George
7. Wilson, phone number $50. 1t
takes some time to get all the de-
tails of each social function and the
management Of this paper will APP
preciate it If you will assist by Civ
ing Aer the particulars as early rs
possible. tt
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Until April LIST, can give you
Hollands Magazine ten months for
so cents and Farm and Ranch ten
months for 50 cents, or both ten
months for 81 90 Regulr price 81
per year. Phone 315, Mrs. ! A. G..
kemble. dli
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xG.Q0 Reward.

A reward of $500 will be paid by
this company for the conviction Of
any one found guilty of taking the
Daily Light from the yard or lawn of
any subscriber of this paper. EN-
|TERPRISE PUBLISHING COM
PANY. I
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For u long time Miss Lula Skel-
ton, ChurchvilIe, N. y. was bilious
and had sick headache and dizzy
spells. Chamberlain Tablets We're
the only thing that gave her per
manent relief For sale by Curlin 8
Two Drug Stores. adv.
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L0ST-Snall hand grip containing
Impartial goasoline iron, between Sar-
dis and town. Return to Daily Light
or j. d. Gray, Sardis. Texas. 303pd
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The mere fact that man has
nothing but his ancestors to bfag on
won't keep him quiet
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| ICNfl-
Thursday morning of last week
/ had occasion to visit the home of r.
/ 6. Phillips, on Oldham avenue. Here
! met his good old mother, whom |
! had not seen for years, but she
/ knew me and | received a hearty
| welcome. Here | met her daughter,
Miss MOlic. and her son, Mr.. John
/ Phillips; the latter has been con-
| ihed to his room sometime, owing
J TO feeble health. Though my visit
! 10 Mrs. Phillips home was but for
! a brief period, | felt the better for
/ having the privilege once more of
! meeting this grand old lady and
/ talking over early days in Waxa-
hachie, That day the family had re-
/ ee3ved letter from ]. Hunter
! Phillips manager of new lumber
company at George West, stating he
/ was getting along fine and doing a
! fine business. He is grandson of
Mrs Phillips.
! On returning to the city, Marx
| Schneider, manager of the Jolesch-
'hasha Dry Goods Co. was seen and
gave me his subscription for the
| Daily Light, Before | left the
store, 5. w, Spencer handed me q
check for four dollars for the Daily
! Light to be sent to his address at
| Pomona, California. where he has
| business interests. He said he was
going alone, but who knows, but
! simp,
Friday Of last week, thinking
! perhaps | might enjoy a day in the
| country, but the weather condi-
tons were against me That day J.
| f Stone, WaXahachie 6, renewed
with me Tor the Enterprise Like
wise d S. Ross of Boyce Next
i came G. l.. Matthews, WaXahachie
>, with 4 renewal, This was his
! first visit to the city since getting
/ his leg broken several weeks ago
! After making 4 circuit around the
! city, HY good friend J. W Wash
! irurou. VayaEachie > overlook me
and said ,ttt his nan,e ON the LIST
for the Enterprise. He said he had
| followed me block to give me his
! suhscriDtion Such Kindness and
forefbnnqht was much anreciatad
/ H., r,a ! also mot L r McrlaJ1an.
cf eardie who oaya mo . Years
.,,h.crintton IN tho Fntarnrisn tn he
| =.r,.to a.s brotber nm ronta . WAY
abarhfn Mr. Mcclellan Is - hand
.z,fps4 zonog man fnlf Of energy and
,lnoh and is ngkinq pood His
| f,,1,or Hrng in coIor,o, conntv
Saturday last though very cold
aud di..,greoahl, rroycd snlen-
dta da, for the field nan To
5tgr, nF vitA r.reiyrd = letter
and r7o,o,- order for one dollar from
/ - u ,t,,. a. pioyaodo ravas re-
,rastina mo tn set his date IN for
,,,.. ,.car IA tho Entarnrise for
,-,!,t a,, ,t,,,lyfrI Then cav
~ p,int.r Of Cbeayas Rros' who
,,,yo ma bi, renewal for fine Daily
tigh, Nayt I / " Forbes of
,r;tlo,t;o, o,,d hi, SON I V For
ha. or Five Points gave me their
concentrations for the DaiIv Light
| >,ay+ r .yarneu qa,n me the
,n;<- fo,. ono yaor for tho Daily
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1anr.tor Forraston BRO J. $
lhi,n,,ob cana to NV assistance
nv giving mo his renewal for the
Enterprise and Dallas Semi Weekly
News. Next ]. l.. w. Shule order
od mo to mt his name on the
I nafv Idght list. Then J. y. Jen-
lins waxahachie |, was accosted
and gavo me n renewal for the pa
mr. Dr r +. Fristoe next gave
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Two most pitiful sights are
man trying to quit smoking and
woman trying to keep young.
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LOST OR FOUND.

LOST-Pair nickel rim glasses on
Daily Light office. tfdh
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THE PEOPLES FORUM

Talk to thousands through this section
offerings needs We
find needed help boarders.
do much to keep the family.
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SEE Mizell, Peters & Co. for flre
tornado and automobile insurance
Only the best companies represent
cd. ~
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DAILY kICnI' WI
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the first insertion. No ad taken for
| WANT ADS ARE CHEAI
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FOR SALE.
FOR SALE Nice shoats, A. H.
Anderson. Phone ESQ. If
! FOR SALE-Good concrete gravel
See G. W. Marshall. If
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his column. It's the cheapest and
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DIR. L. kEPLINGER, Eye, Ear. Nose
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all staps and shrouds in place, and
everything set up taut. Topsails
would be a nuisance and a dan
ger for a crew of two, so | heaved
the topmasts on deck and dashed
them fast.
Several more days were con-
sumed in finishing the sails and
putting them on. There were
only three-the jib, foresail, and
main sail; and, patched, shorten
ed, and distorted. they were a
ridiculously ill-fltting suit for SO
trim a craft as the Ghost.
But they'll work." Maud cried
iubiIantly. We'll make them
work, and trust our lives to
them!"
Certainly, among my many new
trades, ] shone least as a sail
maker. l could sail them better
than make them, and l had nc
doubt of my power to bring the
schooner to some northern port OF
Japan. In fact. / had crammed
navigation from text books aboard
and besides, there was Wolf Lar.
sens star-scale, 80 simple de-
vice that a child could work IT.
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As for its inventor, beyond. an
increasing deafness and the move-
ment OF the lips growing fainter
and fainter, there had been little
change In his condition for
week. But on the day we finished
bending the schooner's sails. he
heard his last, aud the last move
ment Of his lips died away--but
not before had asked him, Are
you all there?" and the lips had
answered, Yes"
The last line was down. Some
where within the body of the
flesh still dwelt the soul of the
man. Walled by the living clay,
that fierce intelligence We had
known burned on; but It burned
on in silence and darkness. And
1t was disembodied. To that in
telligence there could be no OBJ
jective knowledge of a body. II
knew no body. The very world
was not. 1t knew only itself and
the vastness and pr0fundity of
the quiet and the dark.
Continued Tomorrow