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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-08-25

A clergyman vas discussing with an
iliitefaia memner ~ his ruck IN an
ouholDx church ~ Georgia. Religious
tories 30 varied interest The mem.
Der said that even the he-t we're none
too god in This xAie ~ sin and tribu'
lnl'en.
Nos heliavc. them inteffnset the
p~ruaefef. in the doctrfne ~ total de-.
rraFlie
Yea 4 a.. responded she nvmber.
fHat r atere ha lived up
a. -Chrzstlan Rsaiagar
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OFFICERS LIFE IN TRENCHES
Sunny Days Of Late Have Made II Far
More Comfortable to Sit Outside
Of His Dug-Out.

An officer of the Guards writes to
the London Times: Life has become
far more livable in the trenches. The
sunny days we have been having late
ly have been glorious. and 1t has been
quite nice sitting outside a dugout
and feeling nice and warm. Very diff
ferent in January. when it seemed to
rain every day. 1t was so dishearten-
ing then as well, because all the work
We put in on the trenches n day had
disappeared after a wet night, and we
had to set to work all yer again
Last night | went out with two men
to examine the state of the ground in
front of our trenches. 1t was quite
exciting work. To begin with, one of
the ground round was sent up by the
Germans just as / was going over the
parapet. l had got one leg each side
at the moment, so there was nothing
for it but to sit eight where / was.
These flashes are very comforting on
a dark night when you are safely in
side your trench. but the disadvantage
of them is that they give the other
side Just the same advantage of see
ing II the ground is clear. While we
were out last night We came across a
sniper's lair which we hadn't spotted
from our lines. When we first saw it
we thought it might be inhabited still,
but there turned out to be no Hun
present at the moment. He won't have
found it so pleasant, If he has been
there today. as, of course. We marked
down the place and have been shoot
ing at it today"
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Spray Celery Carefully.

In order to get celery in proper
condition to market, it is necessary
for the grower at certain times to
spray the plants with Bordeaux
mixture, to prevent the destruction
of the GRO by blight. This mix
ture contains copper sulphate and
if it is used carelessly in spraying
the celery plants the mixture may
dry on the plants or run down be
tween the stalks and leave copper
sulphate on the stalks used for
eating. This deposit of copper may
be so large as to be injurious to
health and the food and drugs reg
u~Iations are very strict about the
use of salts of copper in foods. 1t,
therefore, behooves growers II
spray their celery in such a way
that the mixture will go on as a fine
spray or mist rather than in
streams. This excessive application
of copper sulphate does not occur
Win tAiNttDi apparatus NOlhIuE
under high pressure-150 pounds
or nor Spraying, eve with such
apparatus. should be stopped how
ever, as soon as the leaves are
thoroughly covered With the mis-!
or fog. The leaves OF celery should
not be eaten under any circuu
stances and deposits OF copper on
them can be di~sregarded. At any
rate, the housewife, before serving
celery, should break up the
punches and thoroughly scrub the
stalks. This will remove practic-
ally all OF the copper that may be
deposited by the Bordeaux mix
ture spray and will eliminate dan
ger Of bad effects to the consumer.
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ume issued by the Committee. He
also did much valuable work in the
northern part of Coahui!a and
Nuevo Leon, but after the reyolu-
tionary movement got under way
such work was impossible. For a
fer months preceding his departure
from Mexico he was acting direc
tor OF the Mexican Geological Sur
vey. While serving in this apa
ity he got into communication with
the Bureau of Economic Geology
of the University of Texas. and as
conditions in Mexico were becoming
worse and worse he entered into its
service as above stated.
DR.. Boese was educated in Cer-
many in the universities of Berlin
and Munich. and at one time was a
student under the w~orld-famous
paleontologist, Karl o Zittel, and
for four years worked in his labor
atory and collections. He made
notable studies of the geology of the
Alps mountains before accepting the
position in Mexico. DR.. 3oese is an
accomplished linguist, having pub
lished geological papers in the lead
ing scientific journals of France,
Mexico, Italy, Germany. the United
States and England. About seventy
OF these articles are listed TO Dr..
Bosses credit. His services to the
bureau at this time are especially
valuable, since, on the economic side
of geology. he has made extensive
studies in water. oil, coal and iron.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-08-25

home he did not bring her along.
Since the rain the cotton crop
has been a topic OF conversation
wherever farmers ' conTregased,
but IL is about a month too early e
pass judgment on the yield.
Last Friday 1 journeyed down
the road toward Forrcston. At tho
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. T.. A. Rich
ards I met Mr.. Richards mother.
who has recently come here from
Kentucky. She said she enjoyed
reading the Enterprise at her Ky
home. J. l.. Cox was gone to towr
but Mrs. Cox was at home and or
dered the paper TO come on. On
my way home ! stopped and put the
name of w. NJ. Dawson on my list.
J. T.. Rippey from waxahachie Z
was In town Saturday and spread Q
smile over my handsome features.
p. ID. McKennon has wandered
away and now lives on Mansfield 2.
ID. NJ. Marshall, a hustling farmer
on W~axahachie 4 Vas in town and
ordered the Enterprise and the Dali
las News. c. NJ. Almond from
Waxahachie 1 renewed his allegi-
ance to the best newspaper on
earth. r. w. Cole from Ennis 5
was here today and contributed to
the w. and O. fund. +. j. Thomp-
son an old time Ellis countian. nov
of near Snyder, was shaking hands
with friends here today. r.. 3.
Morris from Maypear1 | was here
today and caused nc to use m,
pencil and drop something into my
purse. BILL cox.
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All Under Suspicion.

Here is a good story from the front.
There have been SO many cases of Ger
man spies masquerading in English
uniforms that sentries at night are
required 10 halt every body of men
and give the order. Advance one. 10
be recognized" which means that one
goes forward alone SO hat the sentry
can satisfy himself without the risk
Of being overpowerea IL several went
forward at once. A certain WE'LL
known officer OF the - was found
hy a London Scottish officer held up
by a sentry. who refused To allow him
70 move and announced that he
'warn't satisfied with the man." The
sentry refused 20 be convinced. and
eventually a scout coming along had
TO conduct the doubtful n to the OH
Ger IN charge OF the post, when all
was we'll The sentry thought.
writes the London Scot. that he had
got hold Of q good thing and saw
visions Of many stripes. lie Was per-
feetly Justified. and no emo blamed
him.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-08-25

ntl q. l.. tsssAh announces fhat
~ hos remutua ats ltnnfaE urlse "a
las Chapman hasilns "a ve4f
- 81 t4a SsaAge w~e<aAaeAs~.
KexaA
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$500 Reward.

A reward Of $500 WIN be paid ),
this company for me conviction q
any one found guilty Of taking ~
Daily Light from the yard or lawn q
any subscriber OF this paper. EN-
TERPRfSE PUBLISHING CON
PANT. Z
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I|ll INVESTIGATE
.1PP|hGs N TEXAS

~ OF TEXAS, Aug.
Boese has been re-
Bureau of Economic
. University. and has
Examining oil and gas
ID the vicinity OF
Ia Seguin, Texas.
b the University OF
[exico, having spent
4een years in that
biologist in the Mexi-
ID 1913 he was named
1t of the Mexican Sur
= his studies of the
Tertiary, describing
fAunas of these strata.
year several foreign
tcred the service of
=, and they, under the
"a DR.. BOese. began
Tor the excursions OF
0nal Geological Con-
lad decided to hold its
In Mexico. When this
place in 1906 DR..
q1ected vice-president of
3 also a member of the
Committee for the
Palaeontologia Uni
which committee he
nected. He was also
of the Interna-
65ttee for the distfibu
8pendiaroff prize for
4 191f he was named =
= committee by the
eernment to study the
|1nrces of Lower Califor-
1T of his six-month trip
northern part of the
- published in a vol
E4"t
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-08-25
Ship Arrives.

PLYMOUTH, Eng, August 25.-
The Atlantic transport liner Min
nehaha arrived today from New
York.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-08-25

SEE my fam amrlsF. suits to
order. Cieantur sui pressing
Ladies' work a s~pegiaity. Rear 81
Leader barber shop Phone SIS ffs
~. rase. tailor. 49,
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SEE Mizeil. Peters a. Co. for FIRE.
Tornado and automobile insurance.
Only the best companies represent
ei. Phone 2lE. Il
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-08-25

The United States produced S.,
706,7S7 worth of slate in 1914.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-08-25

II you : sick you have business
for the doctor; IL you die you make
business for the undertaken; X ron
have printing to be done, that's
where l come in. ]. 7. Tucker, job
printing, that's all."-(Adv) u
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-06-12
rnE srARs Anp aAas

Tn" tong debated question of Who
aas the originator % Tho nav 1i The
Confederate states The slAf. aud
bara Vas sotilcd officially AZ ibo con
f,drIats veterans reunion !S@' Ncek
Tho soulh ~. 0f course much more
Interested "a this natter tbsn the
other portions of tae country. ard yet
q is a auhlrct of sufficient impof snce
go make sar,r pains worth Whit" to
srt fuJib the historical data ,icarly.
Tho potut is one that was long % con.
tToyusy. aGd has been settled hy the
adoption Of the report Of committee
waich spent much time ia collecting
all the available evidence 10 th~ ,Nsr
The nHdinK ia satisfaction to that
considerable portion Of the American
people Whu cherish the mrmofi that
cluster about the lost cause though
without reErct now that the cause
vas iosi. and adds smother hero io
the list 81 those around whose heads
the stfussio ~ the COS has cast halas
Incidentally the roll of inustrious
smiths IA iensthvnrd Tor n WAS q
Smith Who designed the stars and
Bars the late Major Crfen Nandoipi
smith ~ LoulsburF. \ e. \ smith
wrote America and Smith Dc
ricued the stata ana hare And d
the Hag " the Confrdciacy ls y pain
ful subject Tor the Nofth. there is
little solacr IN the history uf the ~
sign a. now mads mp. fur Sc is state,
that the love OF The south fof the ol'
HaK vas ~ EreAt that a. va tbe pai
pose to make the now Hsg rcs"mhi
n a. much a. postible and suu b
pialnb distipguishahis from u
The umc has come when The Mort
can obscsrc with full compiaisapce
Confederate celebration, and. indree
not without a certain m"asur. ~ syn
pathy 10 the devotion the South ehov
to the leaders OF half eeaury NE'
ror the North. goo. has come 10 ihin
more of these herurs as time has u
creased SIS know lcdKe ot them, an
can readily ALLOW eulugy ~ tibet
that ia attended With trank Sonief
slon ot gratitude that she VAR endc
a. N dtd and an expression " fervst
loyalty 20 the govrrameut ot an al
: divided country
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-06-12

sbcs that tones Of as@p seated eousie.
iien Thy know shey have The sn.
tHgstsbis obleef lssaon before them
what " vars awful Govt death %
bqosperfsy. desfb 70 human bsppinats
wTecksEs and desoistlon Bnspeakahis
" they should oo0seus 70 puy that Govt
~ 9sTmaps ard hsssisns and Eagiish
men ard Ffsnshmsn ard other peo
pies have eoSsep,ea. and Ia paying n
consent 10 abandon the deais that
Sefs cherished 10 IoaK ~ tEsy ~efs
autestsd. that man wpuid BE- blgad in.
deed who ~Ee ansbls u psrcsiEs the
plsy of ihs unseen tOrees driving thon
on. ., would BE- Yates sHpFsmsai att
81 iFony that ipvolysd Americans ia a
var the siskedasss and aselsssue.s
and meanineisssnsaa of which. vith
sash riEbtsoasnsss and superior uis
dom they had from The beglnnins De-
hounoed
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-06-12

nosllss-snd ne latter pests. sorfy
tesay. elsHBnber ,ha farnsef class "
a IArge sud ssemibsiy .rtsereaatng
mafgffiy.
u has often been renamed mar n
h eaay TO distinguish ths cad from
The srn,iefnan ~ the aetlea II tns
twa on The streets cod boslsysfds
The gentleman rides alOng in hia "a
tomoblls IN a apiet, ieisnrsiy say The
rad dashea aians gbs streets a. fast
o. fssfef than the law aliows. with
his setoat opsu. rnakiaK all The noise
be can That is The uanIisssksbls
sisB Of the rad ons cas- distinguish
him from The Esn,isman four bloeks
away The gentleman rides in an
satomobns Sith all The calm that
fosnee from loEg association wRh The
Injuries Of iife. with respect for the
rights % others. whsthsf they are
Drdep,fsins or ridine IN cars The
rad shows that hs has never beea
accustomed to the iHSufies ot life and
never had any training In the Rmeni
ties tbsi ara common among peutis
men
Z Tue esd drives as u sgsgy rainu,s
we're sorth dollar to him. the gen
tleiuaa ~ u be bsd plsn,y of leisure
and could take time 20 enjoy tbe pAss
Ing scenery This II especially tFus
out on the oeuhtTy roads, ph.fs ths
gentleman snes az such rate ol
speed that be- can observe al tbs
bosstifs OF nature The cad ncvei
sees anything but Inc road before hin
and bis mind IL not on tho scenery
b0wtyer beaut,im it may b., but on
the sSlnbssa Of his machine and tbs
spectacle be ran make ot himsru tC
thr Sondsrlns farmers along n. aay
Fur aur part 80 have 80 li,tie U.S.
fof the ra3 that wpFs he To meet ~itt
Al accident throusb some OF BIS wiif
aud vicious maneuysrs. u Is sxttymell
doubtful u Ne could b. psrsasdrd {,
loan hlm The money 20 pay tis sar
RrUps Jhi
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-06-12
~ 70 RGALLY nor srAarllse

We'll sitter sil u ,hess yesrs q has
happened snd y is nos svea START.
linF
VIVA ~ of tho fsmiiy scattered
over al ot the country. the man has
a. last bssa found and The Smnh fam
liy h trytnK 70 come into ~ o~n fos
from Craze Rspids. Nich. comes Tbs
announcement that The AlehiGan sen.
aior. William Alden smith. has pFo
claimed that be wiii ran toe the presi
deucy ia 1919
What u bis nsms isnt Jobnr Al
Inspection Of sny city directory C~s
have iit) or Rny church roli. or ans
tar list. viii aiscloss that Nr snith
wiii p-ossrss elements 81 strength
thu, may well maize intending rivals
hsaitats
The wonder of n 81 H. that ths
Smith family hss % ionE eonisRtet
Itself 10 comparative s-riusion vhii'
the presidency Il open to any chat
born any day
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-06-12
coNptas DRINK sur ADVOCATE
roBAcco

The rigafgtte people are befgminE
very prominent ~ ADJ ertlHers in tne
magaFiurs The labe Rssirv of Re
yieWH gives Ns back cover and the
page next 10 ihe back cover sxctu
sivety over 10 cigarette adysrtisers
Other so-cAlled hiEh-clAss magazines
Afe pefmlttiuK themselves 20 b. used
very extensively by the cigarette uAk
ers Tbs saturday Evening Post is a
sreat medium for the cigArvtte men
CoussFs Weekly. Uhieh has banished
liquor and patent medicine advertise
ments. - Ions aud strong ob cigarette
ADVERTISING Pcoqle testh their boys
;u abstain from cigarettes ard read
good magazines
The above. from lcadlng news
paper. should b. read with some con
aideraiion by those rcformcrs Nho can
see nothing bgi eternal damnation fOr
those who use. o. In any way saustion
the use ~ liguor ~ any Kind These
sNme sABctjmouious pfAtsrs IA the
newspaper field. Who hold up theif
hands Ia holy horror ~ the mere men
tion Of liquor. willingly and eagerly
grab Cor ever dollar they csn reach
when Il comes 10 tDhacco and riEar
ette advertising. and some Of them arr
Interested Ia tatuis which produce 20
bacco. which In turn produces the
death dealing "pimp slick" An such
money IL "ciean." according to their
view OF tho case bBt beer adyet
tts.tueut In an illumination In thetl
hoiy seeing eyes, Any medical mar
Who understands his business viii tel
You that the cigarette habit IL ,h'
most pernicious mAiady with which .
young man can become AFFLICTED anC
that the use OF the coffin nails vii
lrad the victim on to drink and N,
/ drug habit
/ Why take tobacco advertising, so,
PERFORMERS" and decline beer adv"t
ltislngf
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-06-12
r.s m,srAss or loRo vrserR

What arr cab,pris 60 mof Ny
business ts TO Nh Germans cnough to
prpvsnt Germany from winning this
aar To NH Germans Is the affair
~ seAtuen and soldiers. not ~ rarha,
tpertx and cabinets Therefore ] Stli
work With neither Churchill nor bal
four as the head OF the admiralty
That is What lord Fisher, head OF
the nyi,ish admiralty, said inst eeterc
he ~As depoeea. Lord Fisher IA un
aoubtedly = great admiral but one OF
the hsst reasons Why srsA' admiral
shoald no, be- entrusted WITH oAVsl
administration Is shown By the -
marks OF isord Fisher.
TO km Germans" Il tho immediate
AFFAIR Of seamen and soldiers, bat wars
,ha, ars carried on by demoerar'es
are won hy pariiAments and ssbius's
IN splte Of lord FISHERS 'heogy TO the
contrary. Civilians arc Eeneraily bet
ter admiralty and better ARMY over
administrators than solaiets aHd sail
ers. although sailors and sold1sFs srl
dom think -,
We Know from the rSpetiehce 81
cur own Civa var that Grsat would
have been an aetect failsre In stan
tons orics. and that FarraEus ~o1'd
have rendered a serry serN'cs As sec
retAry Of the navy. ki'chsneE would
probably have serssd Great Rriiair
mucA better IN the neld thaa In tbs
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-06-12
tn, A,.e Avpl,.. ,o 81, Joseph

n some Of the moral element IN
Milan will devote more time In study
sng the "eocd bcok" and less time In
sticking their noses IN other psoplss
business. they will stand better
chAaee Of no, having 10 b. placed IN
cold storage After death Ia order to
ssyc their rottsa cAEsass.s - Milan
standard
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-06-12
Ana rhsn ssrn.s win Lssv.

Colonel Roosevelt says he is ready
20 return 10 the Republican party
When be does We ratber suspect
Chairman nsrnes VIII branch OUT ~
a fun ncdFed Progressive foony iii,
Aivertlknr
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-06-12
nscIura shevla 3, w.,ehtaI.

The Post Dispatch IL uasr Warden
McCluuE aFain We don't know
whether the warden owns dos or
not. n be does, he bad better look
oat, or one Of the D's sieuths Will
poison it BOonyllle Advertiser
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-06-12
Send for Your Partner TEDDY

There seems TO have been an extra
amount OF rowdnsm IN wcstboTo
lately Just Why it Is SO We are un'
able TO say. for We don't believe West
boro "toukhs' are any tsaghsr than
can b. found In other towns. but Il
seems that our authorities are uaRhic
20 bold them down westboro Enter
prise.
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-06-12
Ana %. M.r b, lus, RssInnlrs

There has been nice months Of war
and lt Is estimated that ls.eeo-esN H'sn
have been sngAE~d that l.ssa.'ee
have been tiiisd sseeeo@ have e"sn'
wounded. ard ioeoooe have pcsp
taksn prisoners And arPNTva'iy ne
var is test besinninE SodaNsy l-in'
oerat Farum-
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-06-12

President WILSON has reanlrmed his
position on the liquor question. ""
fa,ors local option -locsl self govern
rnent-As means Of settling liquor
issues and a. q principal Tor The Demo
rfats 10 observe lie Is NOT q prnhi-
b.,lonisi Platte County Landmark
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-06-12
And Nov t,ener. Ar. rr,r

II happened In Chicago Dad start
I'd 10 sing Son commenced 80 groan.
Dad kioked the tar out of son Son
filled dad with bueksho,. Dads in
hell Sons on the way Honors are
even kinE city Democrat
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-06-12

A brief bacralAuroste sermon
Here's best wishes 10 sou all And
keep In mind by all means hat elbow
grease viii do more than the big
words you have iast learned toward
hoidiHe Jobs for you Clinton County
Democrat
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-06-12

KinE Victor Emmanuel WAS unp"r
turbs,d when shen burst within ftty
feet ef him. says dispatch that The
Milan censor approved Perhaps hut
u The kiug had been scared into an
aEue, the dispatch would have been
the same
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-06-12
Tn. sos,Qustas WI % rhslr Patt

The trip Of the Liberty Bel 20 san
Francisco viii cost $4,000 bat not
much Of this Is ga De charged 20
freight Most OF II viii be consumed
by the b0dygusrd of Philadelphia PEI
riots Who ara along 10 watch the
crack King Gay Democrat
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-06-12
hL. chanss. Mluh., slim

In speech at Madison. exPresi.
dent Tan urges a single term tor The
presidency We suspect hovevef'
that be would not object 20 a sscond
term and what's more his cbAnces are
not nearly 80 slim as some tVo years
back Hopkins tRepl Journal
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-06-12

Vic Murdoch. the red head"d Kan
san Who retired from politics because
he could not b. elected aEain. says
that the party cs readyssm and nois'
ls stili alive tast about - mech -
he h
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-06-12

Il certainly n a source Of great sat
isfaeiion to svsty resident o, 81 10
s.ph and OF Missouri 20 ses the com.
pleis back -dO~n of that judiciary com
mAtee which allowed = tcw spitsfui
aad Scassful members 20 control its
action
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-06-12
sr. JosIPH eAos AND GENTLE
NEN

u h some satlsiaetica TO Ho'e teSt
there are some Esntlemen IN 81, 10
.eVh whe ride in automobiles aud
AGAIN q 10 With sons dtssatisfastien
that IL is so,ea that there are seme
sads in So Joseph whs ride In auto
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-06-12

It must he really sailing 10 the bfi'
iah 70 acknowledge that they have
lost over a quarter OF a million men.
when each Lopdon dispatch has al
Ways heretoSorc snHoanr"d that "ihc
eRomy's iusSys were enormous, Will"
our own vcre trlnlng
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-06-12

Ths, reported break between IodEs
Ryan and Prosecutor Nei'anlels is
more asd better paper talk than real
ny. neth Of these eeGtisnea kncv
their duty ard wtll DO it, despite
earpIne eFiiiet,
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-06-12

Lets SO Did people use TO tAik
about the slAv menace - Kansas
CITY Post.
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-06-12

Thew u Soras mstR is ihs saExss
iioH u The NcwsPr-ss that eKPrrsa
dent Tar BE- gi'en nsyAns foFtfaiio
He certainly Sesia b. msrv neesps
able tsAn Teddy ths noisy
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-06-12
voc p.sI ana Wem.r surt,a,

IL the reminder that the fret elec.
tion NRs so the Garden Of Eden IN
tended A. a slap At woman aurrageg
The deyil carried Eden by the WON
ahs vote ROlckow Herald
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-06-12

var asiss. ssd Lord l1shsr oa ne
bridss " dFsAansushi falghs have
been mors bsipfai thsn b. bas ben
"a tn sdnSaiis. Ths plscs 20 ~siii
GerInans~ 10 a. ths froat vhsrs ihs
osrmans are
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-06-12

Ard nor tbe p~ohibi,ionists srs
after Taft because b. sald that ths
siA,es should rexalsse the ilquaf qVes
sson. Taft vas ri sht. ard ,bs people
uiH dlscoysr the fact.
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-06-12

Mhen u is announced that a treaty
has been slgBed Determining the n.
nal~ status Of Mongolia the vogid
cannot hclp having that Missouri tel.
lnT.
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-06-12

90 couTse London and Paris and
Pe,foRTAd and Rome all say that nov
that Bryan has resigned 80 m8st
hsht ~hich is TO their interest
oSLY.
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-06-12

The place Tot boldins The next na
tsonal Democratic convention has net
been collected WHY not hold u ia
81 Joseph. ~here We could nominate
winner
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-06-12

When the BoOstcrs see you. buy a
book oi bah tickets aud help pro
mote the team ~ Joseph can aud
should accord iis loyal support 10 ths
movement
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-06-12

io 81 1oaspA ever Secretary RrYEns
rsslEnsfioa. bot s6s eoaecasus " epin
ioa h thar fns EocA oss ship 81 STATE
10 Dot a. jet sitbeT srsttied o. sank