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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-09-17
FOR SALE

FOR SALE
Three adjoining lots, best location
George Washington Park, All
three for NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 5000
Four five room frame dwellings
rent $500 each per month. All
four for NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 5000
E. j FLEMING,
ll9 s. Fairfax st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-09-17
''GETS-IT" FOR CORNS,
SURE AS SUNRISE!

Any Corn, With "Gets-1t on II. Is
an Absolute "GOner"
Yes, it's the simplest thing in the
world to get rid Of corn-when you
use "Gets-It" the worlds greatest
corn-ridder, Really, it's almost 4
pleasure to have corns just to see
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-09-17
n. INVI~II U IlI-.f w
CHARLES r. CDRG4N

Commissioners OF sale.
/, Newell s. Grsenaway. Clerl: Of
The Corporation Court Of thi. City
Of Alexandria, Virginia. do hereby
certify that the bond required by the
above mentioned declee has been
duly given by II. Noel Garner, one
ii Tie Commissioners ii Sale.
NEWELL s. CREENAWAY,
Clerl: Corporation Court
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-09-17

EXTRA SPECIALS GOOD UNTIL CLOSING
TIME SATURDAY NIGHT STORE CLOSES
SHARP II p. NJ.
We will have more Of those fancy peaches Oil
Saturday at lowest market prices. See our peach
DC Loforo nurcha sine elsewhere.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-09-17

Oyster Season open, at
the Rammel Cafe.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-09-17

When in Alexandria. visit the Hotel
Rammel.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-09-17

FREE DELIVERY 10 ROsEMoNT, BRADDoCK HEIGHTS and
COTTAGE PARK.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-17

OF
which
they do it.
everybody
han ever possible.
in
develop
q thosepe
icy not
to the
must
is
advertising
makes, tor hen viii
The Washington herald., 1915-10-17
No Longer Need Modern Artists Bite
Their Thumbs in Solitude of Neglect.
|aos1tps os> ce sot'Ep q roOsah Aar !.

\XIHnnna nnos,. there {" .,"'' have been
Y have thought that the
Futurist artists have
for a long time been in need of an
asylum or some other domicile for
safe-keeping. this is not the kind Of
an asylum that is meant.
The asylum that has been organ
lied is not for the sake of keeping
the public safe from the artistic at
tacks Of the wild men," but is in
tended to give the artists of tho
future salient from which they
can attack the public on both fanks.
Believing that it is wrong to re-
main neutral and to pray for the
best side to win in the present
world war between the Old and new
art. a group of sympathetic New
Workers have got together and
promised not only to let the Futur-
lists in America encamp on their
territory but also to give them
The Washington herald., 1915-10-17

financial possible
is Modern
publish
Munich City, Miss lonka kara
Society OF
which
this this date need
o unheard.
War America intend to keep America
in
the fact that travel Europe but that travel
this
they going make modern art flourish OF IT.
they have convince VINO had
offashon and but
thing tangible. definite and sincere.
that modern decorative art
is Of husks" W. Reiss
words think
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-14
10. aapitcl.

NopoIcoE bot cuOlid icinc Shlad)f.
Cine iurbtbarc Sd)Iodt. miC Die
2lnl0lcn Der Neltgcidlid)ie lie MIR
ieItcn 81 ucricldllen gcbobt bnben.
9tddocm ibm Die Hriien and bel
Smolensf nod nllsgerpid)en, nidts
olS cine rnud)ertbe S~riimmeritGtte in
oen 5GnOen ietner itiirmenben Soi6a.
ten gelaiien hnben bot Gar Ileran.
Der, enOlif Der SnbiliS.@ lnctntor.
Strotegie @arclopS iiberOriiiiig, Dem
topicrcn ollcn Siirferbeiieger Rlitll.
inD 0en SberbeicbI nnpcrtrmlt.
Sc0GdltiQ, Immer bCrchnen0 iii
olh hiclcr ncue Grloherr, obcr eill
pcridlntiBt2r, edit tartcriidcr Gburat.
Ter, Der Die lImir0noC Qridlidt 5n 6cs
Hiibel pcib.
Otit Der eigeniimli9en 3Gbiateit
OcS ruliiidJal Barren bebt or Die
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-14
GortieBu a.

Giligc rotbcn nb, obcr Der &dllcr
fpeiB aQc ibrc 9eoenfen 81 mi0crle-
gen, urto dlld) Ger Shotten SorlS
Mi, Den Garu beraIfbeldpuDrt,
nodt i'm ,llidt mnnfell0. oSlt Der
SdyneOe nidt ltud Mn5far gefon.
men, 10 miro Ser Srnn5oie cS thln,"
rltit err, lul0 ole 0iebr5ahl %ieincr @c.
treucn ma9t ~iibcrbdltpt tcillelt @t0ers
iprud1; ia n1ulldIc, ants iSllrft SIT mis-
fallen, recon inn gcgell Die ei9cnc
lleberSeltQltna SIT.
Rest febrt Nupoicons Rlrbe 5itriif,
iein 0lon lit fertig, iciu &2cg gefl1n-
ben, rnb cine iaIt beltcre 3lluerlid)t
perbreitct iid) iiber leiuc 3iigc.
gm 10. Nlrgltit crfolgtc ser SeicbI
gum Iufbri,dL an 49,, nod)0em Die
@aucrn ieitm6rts obacIhncnft mnrcr,
perlieB or icl6it &Itcbaf.
Die biSbcrigc Opcratinnsliric
ipllr0e nit Der pon Srio %pertouidjt,
unb $4,000 Pam ioltcn iid) nlti
Dem altOcrtn llfcr Der 9nicpr in Die
lirfc 6latfc Der feinOlidel Armee
mprielL ibr 3ltrdl lleberflii8elun8 III
Smlonest 5ltporfommen lrllo 10 oaS
altf Ben 9torben nertuieielte rliIiid)c
Seer 5ugleih bon NoSfull, Der Nfitte
uuo Dem SiiOen oe5 Hei1eS ab.
ihllei0en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-14

God ser Siroler fonn ieinem Ret.
ter nift ounfer. Der Shreden iiber
eineu neben linn aufgetalthten go.
ltrop-ailrniiier, Der, ohne ibn 81 be.
merfen, inter lortem &frlf Dor.
ilbergeifiirmt lit, bat ihn nit eiiiger
5auit gepadt, i'm 10 aeldbmt, BOB er
ieoe SerrlfJaft itber iein Hob perliert.
i3,lr Seite auSbrefenb INTO Die 8ii.
gel nahifleifeno, trGgt es ben Heiter,
Der iih ~persmeifelt an Der flntterrhen
WGbne b1lt, itber ole Seinen hinalls,
an ben Meiben Der &uHn poriiber.
Sm eIeiher g(uaenblif aber men.
ben lid oieie, bon Wirots Shapobro.
men in Der Slnnfe attafiert, our
Slltft, utb Solt miro in benz mir.
belnoen Stront bon Wenifen. itno
Shierleibern bilflos nit fortgeriiien.
Gin eelenber @ntieeensidrei ertt.
ringt lid ieinem Wirroe. Or perliert
ben lesten 5nlt, itiir5t bonn Bferbe
mo ilber i'm meg gebt, nlles in BEN
@rluto ltlro gooen ltampfello, Die
miloe Sago bon SOB 1tro Heiter.
Die Sopferfeit scr bciltifen ao.
pollcriitn bat Den idon beaonnencn
Siegeslaiii Der &lriien gebelnmt. Der
Hiifsite ibrer Reiterei gibt ouh Dem
fran5oiiiben SuBpolf neren Mlitb.
Die 5peimol bon alituiom snriifcr.
oberten 8agrurionsidnnSen .perben
belnl 0ritten Stirrme tpieoergepon.
men, in neutrality-suspicious. langae.
0ebnter 2inie entpideIt iit Supor oie
frdn5OIiid)e MrtiQcrie, oos feinblid)e
Centrum bel Sentenclpsfi beoro6enb.
iinO gIeif5eitig gcht oltf) Der bart
lnnitrittene Hdiepsfibiiqel oen RuI.
len enbaiiltig %perloren. Sic lesten
@ertbeioieer Der Shan3e, bon 9id]at-
ifslps iait pernihteter 8ipiiion, iiro
nIht mebr SIT iamnteln uno bergen
iidt Dem glutbd6 entronnen, mutblos
in einer Hieoerlng Dor ben itnansge.
ieet iiber lie binTtreihenben augeIn
into aurtdti6en.
ISortietung foIgt.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-14
Gtnes piarrerS Grfabrans.


9aipcr,. Senn., Nusuft 1912. !
9urh ihIe6te Terbanuta mar id 70 ner.
bsS nnb rueIdndoIii6, bab i'd. bsinabe per.
rii6t pnroe, ieitoem Id nber 8nitor 4onie'S
Neroenftdrfer nabm tiff mein 1etft ipteoer frif1
uni. bic Melandplie berfnfpunoeu. oies bers
oanfe ih Dem Rerbenitdrier unb fdae 2eite1
mas fiir elm eutes MiitteI er lit.
Reb. u. Q. gruu.
Serr ~. 8. Gberrb i1reibi ais siepensblue.
slont. Dor %ungefdbr Q Sabren tuurbe I'D bon
GGipjubeI befnneu, Der N6 oarn oft tpisoers
bolte. nber drBtlider 9ebdnbIune Mot uih.
ooeeeen elmer Slnihe 9oiior &5nia's geroer,
ttdrfer. fcesboIb i'd ben gercsnttdrfer aren 10
Geioerben empfehle.
s. 8otb in garf gits. wipnt.. bsFen sobr
Felt 8 Sabrer an Snufu6t lit. erfldrt. bds
ribts 70 gut bngeeen iptrfte nIs Inffor aoria's
9feroenffdrfer. uafcent &c aud bon pieIen aer5'
ten bebdroelt puroe.
@AAi elm nertbpoGes BaG fir ssroenIsih.nb,
1oPIRI pirb Seoen Der es ptrienst S~r8siauot
Gru,e eItalten aud BE WlebiSin urniorft
9tsfe Nteoi5tn rpuroe felt Dem Sabre 1876 ban ben
Doom. paftor 4bRtg. Sort mapre. Snb., srbersite'
nnh lest nnter ieiner auipeiiuug BON Der
KOENIC MEDICINE CO., Chicago, III.
62 W.. Lake ST., near Dearborn.
Bet aipsthsfern 3n babtn fas
j. 90 ete 6Iatde, 9 6Iatdsn tlr SS.O0j
sro6e si.75. 6 los 800.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-14
Wabriheinlih.

SEM &auimaun 9ubois in gels
glen lit pas @eiddft 9ei6Ioiien fpors
ben. CT bat oereiiteten Sdnupftabnf
an Die beutifen Solpatsn perfauft."
.9n pirb er iider Dor bas Yris
E II geriht geiteut perben."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-14

3anouit lit Dor Ser Sd,anSe einge.
t%roiien nIlo General Napp miro per.
mnubet gum adiier getrugen.
Seit bem Nor9eu lab Der &uiler
nod) auf Der aleifcn Stelle. linfs am
HanOe Der Sflud,t, ben Sagration.
id)ml5en segeniiber.
Tiir bislpeilen erbob er iif, aina
nit lmraiameil Sfritteu hin uno her,
melt ouber Dem Bereib Der Sbladd,
bic er, ieit tie iiber Die SGben binmis
par, fmlm nlebr 5u ieben bermofte.
@ilh ipenn Der &ainpi mieoer nGber
fam, Seiste er feline 9eiorgnib Inn bas
Sorriiden Ses Seimoes, feline Silrht
fiir Oie Seiuen. aae Welonngen
nabm cr obne llngeoulo cltgegen.
Nur Die pom Sobe ieiner bei,en @ene.
rale begleitete CT nit 8ebGr0en tran.
rieer Hciignation.
I,ld) iest. oa err iiebt, mie man
&app bermtr1gt, seigt iid) mir Gin
nrii6es 2Gfeln aiIf ieinem @eitfte.
.Wieoer einnral, @eneralS" frugte
er. ges lit Sbre 5lpeinnoswanatgfte
W,mbe."
SD oanfe Sbnen, Sire, bab sic
lie better 5Gblten ols i'd. slber oac
iinO unionit. lpcnn nid,t poaenbct
miro. mos mir begormen."
0ic lonitI9c ldrnelle guiiniIuma
Id,lcn Napplepn p~erloiien 81 BADEN.
cine Idauerf6lli9e &iibe nor in ieinenl
g9elen, ctpos mie cine meihe Shloii.
belt, Wie Die sleideiiltige g%bipaunung
! nad beftigen @emiitbsbepeuuugen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-14

Snulortest 5itporfommen ltno 10 0dS
altf 0en Atorben uermieielte r1li'Iiid)r
Seer silgleih bon WoSfull, Der Wtitte
uuo Dem SiiOen oes Hei6eS ab-
ibllei0en.
guS Ydltl Shoner 5mci Stunben
fpdter in oa5 @irtbSbalis 6uriiffebr-
te, fdno er Wtali in angeregter Inter.
baltun9 nit eillem iungen fran6oli.
id)en Srbonnan5offi5ier. Der nit Dtel.
bungen oes 8ef~eblsbnbcrs bon Wllrsf
mii Dem gSege 5ltr Sni1ptarmee mar.
Son oieiem mtbtcn lie 1rnb Sinner
bereits, mas CT olS peinlid)c 9teuig.
feit ibren bette beri9ten lpollet.
9Ibcr ser SGn9crin idlicl Der ii6er.
tnldenoc 9lb5lg Der Srilppcn nid)t I'M
9eringitcn bic cute 2altnc pcrOorbcl
az baben. o@uS MAIDEN Sic oenu
fir ein @ciiht, Iireftor?" Iad)tc lie.
n7aS Yltblifum fommt ms nid)t aus.
@ir rciien ibnl einfa6 nad."
yglber Sic 0enfcn 0pd) nift I'M
@rnitc 0arull-"
.Natiirli6. Sit 6cnn Mo5fou nid)t
gang etrpn5 onberc5 al5 oieieS ARM
felipe Ncit bier"
nSSd, lpelm man BORT more--"
o. n0err Nollptmnnu Eifart 6ier per.
fifcrt mir, ouB mir IN penigcn go
den IN bic id)Gnitc StoDt Der @elt
'ein5icbcIt NM Den gall5en @intcr
bort ell Seben ooa SllIt uno 6reltoe
tiibren perOen."
sic crDo6 0o$ @las nit bllttro.
them 8rrglunoer, ben ser g%aIonte
SiiOfran5oie, nadoem Bitten pic
Droblmgcn pcrgeblid geDeien
ifyliebhA nit cinem 1ol0encn Nopo.
leon Dem Nirtb betallagelodt bate.
Glld @ilmer mar 0d5u ein0claoen
.wprOeu. mo 0aa iieB i'm Ginger.
mnBelt Den 2ler9er pcr9eiiclL ben er
itber Oa5 iidltbore gSoblgeiallen Wto-
liz an benz biibid)en, i~tottlid)en Sifi-
5ier empfanh. Gen 6eitelten GltaS,
OuS mts 8ei5enmebl nit 3ltder, SbIt
df10 Sefe g%egobrene, NIT 9raitie.
iniin5e geruiir5te Solfsgetr1nf, Der.
Ghtlid betieite i6iebeno, mor er n16er
on Den Siin geriidt. bod Iieb er oieS
nal Moli allcin nit Dem Spcnocr an.
itoBen.
oSrinfcn mir 0nruui 6crr @aupt-
mann" riGi lie.
Yllno olti S6r @liid, So& Sic in
HOstou modcn iolet," ontluortete
BifGrt Iiebenauiiroig, ut0 ieine 8lide
iudtell lire idelmIid blin5elnOen
ourflelt 9lugen.
nSSSa, glaltbell Sic 6enn, 6aB mir
nod Wiosfalt geben werOcn, 6rGulein
Gfoli?" rief Sdoner errcgt.
nSie-nidlt, 9ireftor?" irogtc
oa@ Mdbd)en gnn5 eritnlmt.
Ser Shirt bat mir entidicOcu o6.
Qcratbcn, ms nli OdS @crntcpohl
rod mcltcr in Elm iclnOlidc2 %ano III
mngcn. 3;ebt Die Nrnec in MoSfau
ejn, 10 fonncn mir ipGter INNER nod
binfommcn."
Limo Oieie gon5e nbide1lifc &eiie
nod eilmul MAIDEN? SD oanfe!
&Sem Sic ipater nndyfommen molleu,
10 Gebe th etnihpeilen porous"
Saul Shoner ifien gans entiest.
nGrGuletn Wtoli, - Sic molltcn
oacin2"
CD man iinoct idou @%cicQidoit.
-lDcnn bolb europa nam 9!uBlGn0
rciit," ldlcr5tc tic.
o9ttemdl5 luilr0c i1 Die &crunt
mornlng iiberne6mcL Gle @cfobrcn
oltb5uieBeu, pom oencn mir ollie feline
sIbnlutg babem" entgegnete Sdyouer
bcIriHmt. sd babe Sic b~ierbergc.
n8oS iii mobr," fiel inn Mali
rdI6 ms @ort, oun6 barum werOeH
Sic mid, u,td) bier loiIen."
Ger 0ircftOr mad)tc cine aGucb
rcnOe &cmcQunq.
sic tChrcn morg2u nrir ms 5us
rid. GrduIcjn Ntlti. &ir mcrGcn 1T
gIorid}uu goiticrcH, no man ms
iWon miili0te, e6e ib Oic Giuluoung
tlerber erbiclt, mo bon Sreun0 Sill.
pver ne5nIe id) an, odB err"
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-10-01
Cotton--Nel York Futures.
Cotton-&ew Orleans.

mo wire set bee out of New Or
leans.l M
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Milwaukee sanator'ans pened.

-.V1tFTffkFC ssaff1tUf FttHg ysfCHtU.
MILWAUKEE. Wis. POet L.
SMuirG@le, =. MilwaukA county's tu-
bereulosis aanatoriuH said to be
the fines instituuk for the treat
meht az phthis0 in the United
States, was opG ed for occupancX
today, !, coSs5oo,oco and Will
acrommodatE2s5 patients. 1t is
named afts John Muir. naturalist.
The Q6ly Lig.t gives the ness
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-10-01

from an eternal b hing but from
sin.
The idea seems TO Ave gotten poe-
session of a great n py that religion
"a not much In this fe and is Of no
benefit TO its posse Dor except as
preparation for et( hIty Such an
estimate of religiol II worst kind
Of selfishness and u never prompt
one to do one sing noble deed be-
cause of an inner Consciousness OF
duty but for the ID fpose OF obtain
ing credit on the Feat book. Not
knowing the mind Jehovah I am
not prepared to say whether. in His
mercy. He will say they have done
the best they kneY and give them
such a place in the haven of rest as
their poor little pun souls are capa-
bic OF filling or vi } say to them
depart from Me workers Of in
EQUITY, ! never kne you"
The religion of esus Christ Is a
principle Implanted In the hearts of
men. AS soon as hrist's spirit be-
gins to dwell in human soul that
soul makes of Oh st an ideal and
begins to look upY rd and outward
for field in viii b to work. The
regenerated soul 18th the eye of
faith in the preca is and example
prayerfully and ca efully studies the
precepts and exa ples of its ideal
and with a song bf gladness goes
forth to scatter nshine and glad
ness among the ildren Of men.
A soul in which e spirit of Christ
dwells is drawn B. a nearness to
Jehovah because reaiizes mat Goa
Is WITHIN IL aDo' IT. ABOVE IL ana
peheath IT. par oi u anu IL a part
OF JehoVah. 10 poor iittie puny
Eeii dodger ana peaven nuhter mas
alternate nus or deep despondeney
ana reJoielhg" Sohie'iiies IN MS
fright he imagirs himseli standing
on Tue very prih Oh pfecipice.
ne can Almost 'heii 'he Tunes OF
suiphur anu ie inc neat OF .he
-'N 100 p'''''ss !,
~ po' 'a.7 y p So 'e
'A'' 'ae ~ " s .
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EFerl'ooi.
Cha 90 Grain.


The Waxa hxchie dealers are pay
ing the FOLLOWING prices for country
produce today.
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BILL coN's LITTER
ss~>~>>~><x>>~> =

In a street discussion into which |
;,edyertently permittE myself 10 be
drawn few days 4 / made the
statement that ! was pot IN the least
interested in the existence or non
existence of hell or hfven. The man
or woman whose e IS regulated
only with refereneeSio fear OF the
enc or hope of Che other Knows
nothing of freedog of action ana IS
hound down by servitude which
u,.sf ne almost EntolerabEe. The
Individual who only restrained
from evil doing because OF dread
al the old fashioned boiling brim-
stone hell: or Pnly performs meri-
torious deeds tecause OF hope OF
tho reward oq%an eternity of happi-
ness falls shor of the glorious priyi-
ieges aceordE to those VINO have
grasped the lill depth of the mean
ing OF 'Whx oeyer belieVeth on HIM
shan be sa a."
have kvoted considerable time
and study IL the teachings OF Christ
when he walked among men and ac-
cording ioswhat seems TO have been
,ha shirt OF his utterauces. when He
spoke OF salvation lie meant not
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-10-01

aFo genuine Colorad0 Niggerhead
or Best McAlestsS Jump coal phone
Waxahachie IcsWofkA II
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man advised me " try Lyd p E. Pink
hams Vegetable compound { d got a
bottle. felt better the next month so
j took three more bottles of tRnd got
well so l could work all the pe. l
hope every woman who suffers Ill = did
will try Lydia VI Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound. - Yrs. P. W.IANsENd Box
s. Allyn, WASH
Why will women continue to suffer by
in and day oufor drag out a sickly. ha&-
hearted existence, missing three-fourtM
of the JOY Of living. when they can find
health in LYDIA E. Pinkhasn's Vegetable
Compound3
For thirty years it has been the stand
ard remedy for female ills, and has re-
stored thchealth of thousands of women
who hav4 been troubled with such all
ments al displacements. Inflammation.
rlceratnE, tumors, Irregularities. etc.
II yos want special advice write to
LydiaE. Pinkham Medicine Co. (confi-
dent:all Lynn, Mass. Yeur letter win
ne opened, read ard answered by a
Woman and held IN strict confidence.
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suifiagists' dollar Day

HARRISBURG, Pa. Oct, 10
day is being observed as <ollar
Day" by suffragists in PENNSYLVANIA
at the request of the 16nsylvania
Woman Suffrage Association, which
is in the midst Old campaign for
the adoption of ~ equal suffrage
amendment t2/fhe constitution No
vember :. Ihey have asked SYM
pathizer with the cause 70 make
some Necial contribution to the
canvAign fund today.
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~ W.
they rear the wornt Bo1 ~ ~ Z
Monday m0Su1ueI ~ - ~
Win 2. coiumpus nneoa Saa
10 Foffest0u. Ncsl MeSooey
Avalon. AunS Du BQW9rQE
ner daugnter, Miss i5inka, Of
were both 1t home nd 8'sd to
en- opportunity OF E ding tne ~
Prtse again. MIS- y. =. BAKE
Forreston ) MAD = 90 dinner z
ready but We wer5 10 : hurry
LOOK ner money o moved on.
y. berry was ga 70 renew.
Avalon ! met W Pitts wn0
ne ne would get out IzVO "a
OF syrup from 81 acres OF J
nese cams. ! tsst SOME OF Is I
IN Town ana pro- unced II
IN my return l = nd an order
=. Rogers on ita 2 Tor q az
hu" 10 q sood aoW ana ! q
ciated ms kindn
Monday eyenin Mr. and Mr.
b. Ray and job bic Lee cam
and took Mrs. CO her daughter
husband, for a d Re in a brand
Studebaker. II was about
easiest riding car ever saw. l
at Mr.. RS garag We saw every
neat and orderly II all the s.
takers are as ca as that on
should think 10 OF people v
buy them.
Tuesday Mrs. BE- Oliver CAV
a renewal. B. A Rhodes from I
s was in town r sday. At Ste
Wednesday go1 D sub from {
Carlton, a good rmer Of that
nlunity. / went dinner with :
Horton. Mrs. Il gave me a
dinner but / k W. she woul,
that. II. N. BucE han. efficient
master, is build e up a cons
able mercantile usiness. He /
one cylinder car which he sa,
pulls 1000 pounl Of ice from
ahachie to Sterr6 in thirty min
A. F. Edwards III be the prin
of the Sterrett hools. yerna
Smith is farming hear Sterrett.
Willis came alo on his way
near Forreston his home in
lin county. Ir e with him to
Oak. Some ont have forg,
who, had me sd Il the Enterpri
J. f. Carter at frisco, Texas.
Emma Mahon las at home
ready to subscri Joe Pitts in
me home with / m. Their little
hea just recovded from an a
Of dyphtheria al was about hi
again. Mrs. II It's has some
Barred Rocks. she sold 20
s22.eo Wednes ~. She said
lad not been az to supply all
have ordered gs this seasol
was about to IA 70 state that ]
well fed there. Next morning
Sam Prude, J. Blake and s
Jelly on their hy to Dallas;
in and rode VI a them. Abo
O'Clock ! hit the foad again. ! t
Ben cowan and carpenters bus
pairing and reb sliding the resid
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WE BUY land notes also take up
AMI extend land n9Ees, one to ten
VS.. S. Il. FoNl&. 1S1pd
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d ow n pains md
back4he, an d h a d
h e ada ch e a good
.deaMf the time and
Aer little appetite.
No pains We're so
b that / used to
might down on the
fQ& and cry, be-
cdnsit hurt me so
nd Mould not do
my Wink at those
Hines. An old wo-
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The 4fly Light gives the ae~s.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-10-01
IN SUCH PAIN
WOMAN CRIED
Suffered Everything ptil Re-
stdked to Health by4 ydia
E.Pinkham's Vsteta-
e COMPOUND.

Florence, &. Dakota. : y used to be
very sick eNGy month fith bearing
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-02-27
MINER WILSON IS FOND Of MOTORS
CRUELTY TO AUTO"
IS LATEST OFFENSE

\ Milwaukee judge has coined a new
phrase, Cruelty to motor cars" but
holds that there is no law to cover
the offence, as there is for the charge
of cruelty to animals.
Ralph ZeigleT owner of a roadster
drove down Grand avenue one evening
last week with IS young men, students
at Marquette university, perched on the
car. on passing the principal corner,
at Third street, the roadster gave up
the ghost and settled calmly into the
snowbanks. The traffic officer or
dered the 10 passengers to leave the
car which they did. After an hour or
more the crowd returned and when all
attempted to remount the officer called
the patrol and sent them all to the
lookup, where they deposited bail to
a man.
In police court the next morning the
judge got explanation from both sides
and then dismissed the case. remarking
to the traffic officer, 81 don't see how
you can charge a man with being cruel
to a motor car. If Zeigler wants to
stand for IS men being on his roadster,
that is his business, and don't see
how you can stop it,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-02-27
Secretary of Labor Buys an
Opera Bus" From the
Government Funds.

While Republican members be-
mOaned the passing of the days of
democratic simplicity" representative
Mann, the minority leader, regretfuliy
informed the house one day last week
in Washington that secretary Wilson,
labOr's representative in the cabinet,
has purchased an opera bus"
"Of course, this opera bus was pur-
chased for official business only said
Mr.. Mann. with mock seriousness.
Secretary Wilson is former coal
miner, and. although Mr.. Mann did not
refer to this fact, he reminded the
house that the Democratic secretary Of
labor had purchased with the cOntiu-
gent fund appropriations of his de
partment a brougham, a cabriOlet an
opera bus and one touring car. I'm
February the fund paid garage COM
pany $3.50 for OIL" said representative
Mann. I'm the following March, the
same garage was paid for care and
maintenance .S5S62, and in the same
month they paid for livery, horse hire
and boarding $57, and additional repairs
to the secretary's auto S20-50. In April
repairs cost only 50, but in May the
garage bill paid was $270-93, and in
June $58.34 was paid for the same pur-
pose. In August they paid bills for
July amounting to s93.73."