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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-03
Sen 3ote RartS 1915.

$15 til $25 pr. Icre. Otter ct fon.
lerpatipt Sperilae err 2anoets 0Groi
tors9et meo fra $40 til SIS pr. Icre
peo TrGneringen aIenc, og naar Der
ioa oplpies, at benne foitebe omtrent
81 pr. Icrc, ioa er oct let at foritao,
at bette bar ct Iennenoe 6oretasenbe.
Spitentets minore @reiter er A SOB
brehe | @itnoen % fra A til 5 Soo
opbe, mcoens Sooeofonolen - eller
ialfalo Den neore StrGfnin9 al ben.
tic = or 60 500 breo og ira 10 til
~ Too opb. Der bIcp poa Sbief
Iiper onpenbt 1926, 900 for at iptte
Den iltano til at m%obtogc og pioere-
beforore Den Sanbmosie, ion GrG-
nerlngsipitemet tiIfsrer oen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-03
miarnnHn.

Sposinlb / Ga Grosir. Grnelt
Crane, al Set b%efienbtc HerlGeger.
iirnta / Ga Crosse, CT afaaact peo
Spben bcriteos, 53 gor gammel.
S~nScbrrnbt neS Tpnb DIT Sac. 6.
=. @ocf, Ell gamnrel Gneboer bcb
Tono bu 9ac, pmfom forleoen / oen
lille Suite, Ger tiente bnm Iom Gerf-
iteb pa SopepGrelie, ga Den brGnote
til @rllnocn.
Snarligt 9~riffepnnb. Sen life
@p 8enoa, b~eliggenoe fire Mil ipo
ior ga crosse, biemieges fortiocn al
Ell Spfu5epibemi, ser bog bibtil har
ppret inoifrpnfet til Sc WGno, iom
bar orbeioet paa ct S1mningSanlGe
berlteoS. Sp9bommen ifploes oaar-
liot Sriffcpono.
Torinmlinasbns / EarfanlGa. =
Tlunerre er MI iGroige for ben fsrite
"Social Center" @pgning / ga
Grosie. @pgningen ifal opferes / ct
TarfanlGg, bpiS cmIigeenoe SPARTA
Ter bopeoiagelia or beboet al NrbeioS-
ioIf, % Sen bill altiaa blipe benpttet
iom Sorlamlingsiteo og til Mbipre-
belic Tor iaapel hinge iom 9amle /
bette Nabolag.
SnbbruSstnpc meS Snaa. 3 Seem
Hidmono blep Der for.eoen Scat for
cpet Snobrlo / 3. j. Supis' Geii.
Scncc, hpor Sclptei og Telsuarer til
en- %TrSi al $500 blep itiaalet. Sp-
Rene bapoe ropiit en- eneitaaenbe 9oS
Smaa, ioet finn eooe o. 9eoignc Ga
ger bar uopalat. DC antogcS at boz
re ~fpnoiec Solf" ira S%piaingbper'
lie.
%il mSnpttc Niialosituffe. Sor al
ubnpttc enoeI Stoife, Der MI finn CT
ct brpoionnt slfiaIb, bar Sr9maSieia.
briferne peo Ippleton % / Sutga.
mie Gountp begpnot at inbrette fig
mcb Waifineri for Silpirfniile al DC.
natiirct Ilfobol. 6imberlp-Glar
60. bar iaalebeS eiort Sorbereoeliel
til, at life minbre emo 500 @allonel
al n9pnte SIags Ilfobol fan ubpin
bes al lit Iifalositof pr. Gag, iar
bette altiaa life breier iis ON Smaa
ting. Senne SrGmasiefabrif pentel
at frlni,c outage fin npc Drift aaereo,
lite Ipril.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-03

Spp ! Vbt Tlper. U(rS. St1d Sopn'
Ion or forleoen afgaaet peo Cohen
hos lin Cater, Mrs. 2. q. SanIon
/ @ribgetpoter, 50 slor gammeI.
@aararbciSet bespmbt. Ser mel.
oes berlne llee ira Eierre, at |aar.
orbeibct allerebe iaa inloot er paabe.
gpnot paa enfeIte Steber / oen peit-
lige Gel al Staten, og iiGr er BET
Ilialia, Tom iaa tiolig brinaes /
Soroen. Gn Tarmer i Weaoe Gourl-
tp paaitaaeS at bape taget fat meo at
tiliaa POO gcres al benne @rTsart
Saarlia S%arneplcie. Ser @reao-
RI Golrntps Ilitoritcter forlebel
ienote oen 1O-aarige Bessie Collins
til Stntens @arnebiem / Siour
Sails, blep oct oplpit, at Barnet fam-
men meo lin 9anlle @eoitefaoer bap-
De bapt lit Stem / en- lilffet %ogn -
en- afoanfet "TrGrie.S d)opner" -
ltnber olt oct foIoe %eir / @inter.
Barnet bar beslloen baarlig flGot,
og set falot Gountpets GmlbcosmGnb
panifelig at foritaa, bporoan 2ipet
blep bjereet. Set blep enopiocre OPP
Init, of Tigen / 2ebet al lin 10-aa-
rige SilpGrelie finn bar erbolot 212
Waaneos Sfolegang.
Geiulnt WpSer. Sor at bringe i'm
biGlpeleie Ssn biem ira oct Steo
nbe pna YrGrien, bpor ban peo &e-
items Sab bapbe brlibt tit enc Ben,
onpenote Mrs. Inoerion / Butte
Gountp forIeoen Ell Wetbooe, iom
nlangen Ell al "Sfubningens Serre"
life piloe bnpe ppret .itnno til at no
fIGffe. Moberen fan6t lin Spn fort
efter at lllpffcn bar bGnot, pg ga
BET giolbt iaa burtig iom milig at
bringe oen iinge Wano biem % fan
2Gae bllbienbt, bar ser ingen Sio
at ipiloe. slt ioa bam op paa Se-
item eler transporter bam paa ben
Maobe, bar ser meo oct belpis fmlite
Gen life Snle ON, men Mrs. Inber-
ion tog oerintoo SaoelbGffenet al
Setter, iprcote bett, llo paa Marfell
og rrllcoe berpaa lcntpclig Sennen
oper pon bette. Gil bette S9ffen
fnptteoe bltn oerpaa set Sailg, ioml
ole Nond)ers bar meo Jig, og fpitebe
SallgetS anoen Gnbe til Sabelfnap-
pen, iaa bun funoe lube Soften / ia9-
te Gang tr9ffe Ssnnen oper Sen
nofiaa jcpre Warf biemoper.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-03

Experimentation, fol Staa unber
ben me YrGiioents 2eoeIie. Or.
Sabb fom til Nortb Gafota o1ereoe
i 1890, fun faa Waaneoer eiter al
Den rtpe Stat bar bIepen organiieret
og par Ga Den Ieoenoe araft / 8runo.
lGgaeIien al Statens Sanobrugsifole
% Experimentation. San bar belt
iihen ben Sio paa en- eaer onoen
Waaoe pGret fnpttet til bisie Inital-
ter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-03
3fli,,trCptu.
llnuopnt til Neaens Nitcrislscr

"llnnopnt I'll Nellens EItcrrel9cr.
SIa' Stpbor9 az Stills or a. Aonl-
mli5iGrerne Tor Noct Gpluntn lt0.
npuut iii Nlloltor iitcoctlor r<ohn
&cllcn, Der iorleocn g%icnianoteI Ionl
SiQ. Get or Tor Rcitcn Al acncue
Sermin, al Mr. SfnborN cr ubnUunt
CONNER / 40 Mar. CONNER
&a@cul u. @riu al Il. NnuI trn0e
Den lite Wiart$ ieire iii l0'Noraiubi.
I9um Tom Siittiftaoommcr / nam.
fen Goumtp. CONNER Brill bIeu 10.
nGpnt al @uperner Grlihman 81.
CARTS, oq han hnr ell lUnacre nai-
brliot Sieneiietio bng Jig emo nogcl
onoen CONNER / Staien.
/ Tnpsr al Gpuntp Sptiun. Tor
Of pGrne ON &u0iauertrattateu or Ell
"9aw onb S,Ser Sea9uc~ bIcpen or.
eaniieret / @cmioii. % eli 9inieQ.
Ming ON SraftatenS %coIi0choloclic
bIep unoertegnet al % SorrctniuQ3.
mGno. Vile DC, Der por bleune op.
forbreoc iii al nbtnle liz. hapoe rocr
llnbta9eIie uotolt iig / 6aper al
Gountp Option.
SBbsialo i minneapolis. Gle :.
Mioen, Der fonl iii minneapolis / ocll
iioiie 0aIpoel az Spttiaarene o. SCI
rneitc al Sibcn bar orbeioet Ser / ii,
Sag iom Snebfcr, er Den 26oe Sebr
oigaaet peb Cohen / iii Stem Der.
fteos. San bar icbt paa @aorocr
Moen / SurenoaIer, &omsoals gmt
for 60 gar iioen og fom beroper
1875. Suiiru og ire @sru operIc
Der BAN.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-03
Orfpnn.
Slratninae efterlDies. Yeter 8

Slrgtninse efterlpies. Ieter &os.
ipalo er pluoielig afgaaet peb 0eben
/ Tortlano, og ga ban eiterlaoer fig
ct @uloubr, Ell auffert meo alGber
% ct minbre 9elsb / &ontanter, ef-
terlpieS bans SlGgtninge. afbsoe,
Ser bar ira Sronobiem % Ell Sib
bopbe orbeibet / @ri,ber / Wif)igan,
ontogeS at bape cller bape bapt Sor-
Glore eaer ANDRE Sl9gtnin0e / Win-
nclota. On iaooanne moatte finbes,
onn1obes Sc ON at tilifripe Ole g.
SIo9, 2S6 @rano Ct, Hortlano,
Src1oll.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-03
Rot CT Grfuriiom oem 21oe STARTS

III Den ne fanbnaptic aMpni SIt Hiper @naep, Yr5ona. IaInbora aIori
CT oo @Sar an tic g. mo mo III SernSannH; Ssn er Inn Is Sl ira Yboenir. statens
S SrH sror 4Sr 9 Nnt traDat ne T %a@. nramaes bar lit 9ien': Os bOor appelHnsr mo0ncs
@6 1Sm gsna1 hS % MIaIta.. sanbet pwSnsrsr inStl IA Sons AItalia pr. ane.
tan hprea 80 Sage cite at bore pLmet Sortrinioe gaueber o. Sronspprts
mloer. Alnatt c toent nep s WddnehcrS SunipGr Smhehe almat De Tr.
sm a1n,i SsnO st pier Sss en- -, sse9 s al ouere 90 Yroeent: Big sorbbmD.
S9iOniers smo CT eiaiat til $40 pr aers. Snne @ris, nobefater ct fOrtrinIsi
potbet NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. @i dnlGg9er @Ge frt, grapet Grete til bpert 9anSs
npfe frH lamt rpooer % oncer Eanbet ft Gi oier oaaa ct Mflaa of $1,000
pa9 1reI It6etalng iOr at Srae Neieuoetfer. Settle er mset uiabpanHee Su>
bo. Oh erbohcr Den fuGc TTrot for bte Ycnae Salmboro Appri (NQe 0onh.
issre, Der er rWh til Yahmborg aoOmt bar tact eanbD Nme fn forbebrebe
Srugtbnber oil tore9e Sdn0et5 TGroi Sen mb9renbe Gus " ubot for ot bEte
forbGet I'll bpiIfnipnbeit SID. Tn CT Bet SMn at neoIrte Tia Ser. Ylant en
Sru9thape og iG, hporlebes Den bill fprbpbLe Ipncu inben fn Idr IbpoIot QnnS
til Iape Yrner CT III en- nr9et ipaoen Tnre De Sr. Stuer. Mriaono, "ben unefe
Stat", bpber hg bene gooe InHbnmg. "It1e crsat 1rp" eGrftrioner ofnoor fo
@tnneappts l. py {. Sirsba9 bper sRaareo. sfrp efer ateratur oa SpInsninoer
PALMsoRc COLONIZATION CO., Inc WEST HOTEL, MINNEAPOLIS. MIMI
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-03
Til ssrsbsaseNs al 9riv.

III IuttbhaetItt AZ Wtp.
Tdar Ell Sorfifielfe CT I Annorida. iinns ben
beb al iaee SaIatIpe Sromo Eutnins. Solo Sbs
TENET iiinno III al iorebpaae tsrip. Ger or Inn
en- "Srsms GINNING. q. u. (Srppe's Signdiur
pad sSlien. rs Gents.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-03

gor me gr9mieiihe meo aatafaa sper
"Snsuemen" epmaitner teroes pdd Sorion'
genie I'll aue, fcm suler ben.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-03
Eun pukntu.

SsS bsi SLIDER. Mrs. 9iia Sobn-
lon or forleoen afgaaet peo Cohen
hos lin Cater, Mrs. 2. g. SanIon
/ Wriogepoter, 50 Iar ganlmeI.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-03
piIes fur.r.t a fra g til eaae.

gpptheierut iIpaasbetalsr gtHatre. hpis Ya;o Siut,
msnt ,ffs fursrtr nssuht. iiinIts. eleeenbs slsr Ipnlias
p,es. Jerfs aupereeiit ltuersr. 30 Gents. Adv,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-03
Gm pelfpmmen &mlScbplac.

@iSmorcf meIbtes Den 29Oe Sebr., at
Ell auloebpIqe hapbe iaget apifielpet
neo til 20 @ra6er nnoer Zero, men
for De ileIte Lungs WisiiouriIlcoen
bar altIben for Ell Gangs Sfplo pel-
fommen. Toa mango Steber trilebeS
man nemlig me6 Speripemmelie,
men meo npele Cages folOt %eir bill
|anomasierne gipes InIebning til
of rinbe prf for sc pioere %aarbrilb
finder Stco.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-03
|pttinean- MrnS falomc i &rigcm.

Gonolo IS. @cSntoib, Der Tor boeoe
/ gottireall, bar fra england faaet
llnoerretning ON, of hans TO Ssn-
ner er falbne timber &rigen / Sronf-
rig. @utterne, Der begge bar feot |
@ottineali, bar faIbnc oIlereoe iihite
Ssit, men Sorrlorene cr forit MI for
noaIe iaa Gage fioen blepne nnoer.
retteoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-03

Hcb Cafe iprbIiucr "uaao". Mco
CT Stcnmcuninl Al $50 moo 10S hor
Snloonioltcnc Qanct al meo Sciercn
uco Sption %uIact / Hco safe Gouu-
IN % Nco @nte Sails iamt Tlunmcr
hi pebbliue al p1re oct Hcbriperon-
lens "Stron9holb". bporira Nortl'
Gatota % ~noroueitli9c Minnciota pil
i%oripncs meo >,Iopano. Scltagelicn
/ %aIgct bar niGopanlig itor. Solu
al is %aIgbiliritter aigap eli Wtnio.
rlict Tor Sicenie. Sctte or Den irriic
Sption- Iiitcmnina aibolot iaar, %
Der or life nogen Sanhipnligbcb for.
at noger Here pil iinbe Stco Tor
1917. Siben Yopen tranote ifraii
Tor ct Nors Sio iioen or Der ufboloi
%alg / 5S al StatenS Sountper.
bporoi Al "tsrlagoes" % IA iorbler
"poaoe".
ut Weiteritpffc. Get or Ell notiac
beflenot Sas, at HeaierinsenS an
oioneragenter oppe | Den terre Srnt.
tai5one er mesct paaeaacnoc Golf.
| men ielp ior bisie OF p9re uoisrt.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-01-14

DRIVER IS INJURED
Headed for Tulsa; Had 1t
Shot Many Would Have
Been Killed.

il jh"r" 'rc such thiugs aa modern
Gay miracles, Ramona. okla. witt
htssed Dnu yesterday murrfrs V.na,
81 SANTA Fo passenger train errucI. =,
wagon loaded with uiuOgIycariu. The
driver jim Davis. was badly fnfurad
two horses We're killed. the wagon
laden with It's liquid death thrown
a'geNa\s, Tut no explosion took place.
The train was 80. 2O2. a regular
through train, which left this cit,
Yesterday morning at o'cIocI. for In
dependence, kan. and Kansas CITY
10 passed through Ramona. which IS
near BdrtIesyillo about 9 o'clock in
the morning
The wagon was one of the usual
Nlnu employed i'm truuspoItmg the
explosive through the country and
as driven hy Jim Davis TN, wagon
belonged to the American GIyroTil
company of BartIcsuIc The nitro
Elyrcrm was headed for Tulsa anl
vas roing overland ON account of the
fact that it would not be taken by tho
railroads.
Davis has not recovered sufficiently
Co. tell any ut the details and IL is not
known how hc failed Co hear the
uain. Tleio is no conclusion but that
% was pu,n negligence ON the part VI
man who could destroy the hum
c1cdS of lives on the passenger train.
W hen the train hit him. he had
driven onto the tracks and the engine
hit the horses suuare.
one was immediately killed and
the other badly injured I'm this pro-
cess, the wagon was iorkod to one
side and Davis thrown from his seat.
His injuries will not be fatal. Al
though tha wagon must have received
20. 81
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-01-14

Copyright, 1915, by II. c. Fisher.
Trade Mark Reg. u. s. Pat Ofr)
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-06-26
my LADY'S SLIPPER"
AT DIXIE THEATER TO-DAY

Miss Anita Stewart and Mr.. Earle
Williams are featured in the five
part vitagraph Blue Ribbon feature,
MY Ladys Slipper" being shown
at the Dixie theater today. The
story tells of Francis Bunham, an
American naval officer, who escapes
from a British convict ship and is
on his way to Paris to see his coun-
try's minister. While walking just
outside the city limits, he reseues
beautiful girl from highwaymen. 1t
was a case of love at first sight.
While waiting for the minister, Bun
ham gives way to his restless ma
ture and makes a round OF the gam
bling houses. He loses all he has
and further becomes indebted to
stranger. The next morning, the
stranger calls on Bunham and
frightens him by showing notes
signed by the American the night
before. The stranger who finally
introduces himself as the Marquis
du Tremigon, laughs away Bunham
fears and tells hinfhe can wipe out
all of his obligations by procuring
some article of wearing apparel Oh
the Countess Villars, with whom ne
10 in love. so that be might over
come The objections, OF her grand
father with evidence OF her aitee-
tion. Bunham does not uhe the
iob. hut makes his way into the
conntess's apartments, where he II
discovered by .er as he is about 70
leave with one Of her slippers ihey
,.coeuize each ether size rs the
ieay he rescued from the highway
r.an crushed and inundated. he
,s,ia .b,s story and she believes him.
ngnham returns 20 the MARQUIS. ie-
neuness him and IS arrested Word
srseS ~ the Couutef OF hia
tirrs and through her influence
.rb ueris Anloiuefte nunham %
r.leased mud the Marquis hnm.iiAi
I'LL later Bnuham and the conn
Tess are harpily married
rte Dixie aIso shouiaH E'f''
......t, t.see 0n Thursday pf iAs
fh nluo sam haFe p retufn
ment of nIHs Aalss H
m..sn fNn Mgsf ftNM+
eHi ~ hana asain In raa"ef'
t..r a.fh Hu nHa taapitf
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-06-26
UHEHrHE
FIRST LINE DEFENSE
Is MOTION PICTURES

That the influence of motion pic
lures Is sufficient to place it in the
plan of our national deftnse Is the
statement recently made by L. Alex
ander Powell, F. r. G. s.
Mr.. Powell has participated as a
correspondent in all the wars OF re-
cent years. and it is this actual view
ing of the wars ravages that en-
titles his opinions to the information
al hearing they always receive.
Il have learned to hate war" said
MIR. Powell. but have, also learned
to respect those prepared to wage
It, Extensive propaganda has al
ways preceded armed preparation.
1t will be the same in this country
now. The thought came to me re-
Gently that in the motion pictures
there lived way to reach all the
people and bring to them the mes
sage of our unpreparedness.
When | was invited-~tc write
the novelization of The Secret of
the Submarine | imediately as
sented when / learned that the mes
sage of preparedness would consti-
tute an important part of the story,
for | realize to the fullest extent
the national influence of pictures.
portraying, as this one will, real
ism of besetting dangers and the
falsity OF our assumed national
safety"
In the picture production of 1.-The
Secret of the Submarine" one chap
ter of which will be shown weekly
at the Queen theater, the leading
roles will be taken by Thomas Chat
terton and Juanita Hansen.
Through the cooperation of the
officers at the government naval base
at San Pedro some wonderfully
realistic effects have been obtained,
the mysterious undersea craft being
brought right up to the gaze of the
audience and made to go through
the death-dealing stunts for which
they are constructed.
The Queen is also showing today
Lubin two-aet drama, 1.-THE Can
de-" with a star cast, and Vita
graph comedy featuring Mary An
derson and Webster Campbell in
Some Chicken" and Essanay pre-
sents Thomas Commerford in THE
Fable of the Preacher Who Flew
His Kite, But not Because He Wish
ed to DO So,
Friday Charlie Chaplin will be at
the Queen in one of Essanay's great
comedy features, police"
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-06-26
SUPERB APPOINTMENTS

in the way of plumbing-that IS
our specially. We can lend elegance
end sanitary precaution to the home,
Our open work plumbing is an ar
tistic accomplishment in itself that
conforms with good taste entirely
IL costs no more TO beautify the
plumbing work. and 1t is source
of pride ever after.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-06-26

port of Edna Hunter and Charles
Ogle. Other attractions at the En-
pire today are a Thanhouser drama
OF love and revenue in the title OF
"The Nymph," featuring Barbara
Gilroy with d star east; Beauty
comedy. The Pork Piotters." fea-
tuning Oral Humphreys and Big
4 drama. featuring Thomas Jeifer-
son and Zoe Bech. in THE Attic
Prince" modern romance.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-06-26

T-s D-4ls L.s-s ssas. sns as~A
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-06-26

If you are troubled with chronic
or muscular rheumatism give Cham
berlain's Eminent trial. The re-
lief from pain which it affords Is
alone worth many times Its cost
For sale by Curlin's Two Drug
Stores (adv.) cod
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-06-26
Trinity and nrazos Valley.
Interurbaa Time Table.
Soufllbtt,nI.


Local cars from Dallas 20 Waco
will pass Waxahachie G:34, $40.
946 and 1876 a. m, 10. 3:4C.
Is 40, S.34 and 1894 y. N. Local
cars Win arrive in Waxahaehie from
Dallas 7.i6 y. m. and 1925 u. m.
Limited cars from Dallas 10 waco
viii pass Waxahaehie s.3f aud 1924
Ia. m. 1884. 234. 4:34 and 6:3i
ID. m.
>orthbouna.
Local cars viii leave Wuxahaehle
or Dallas 5s5s and ca. q. m Local
cars from Waco to Dallas will pass
Waxahaehle Sac and 1882 a. IA.
lac. ..fe. s.f2. 6.32. SIS and
Iis D. IA.
Limited ears from Waco 70 Dallas
Will pass Waxahashle IL. 1918 aud
.l1sI4 3. rat. t.t4. sgtg. sis aud
Il II +. IA Gear passius Waxahachie
.s.4N - m mas maNe iuNAi stops be-
tWeen Waco and Ma4ahachic When
neccasary.l
nsggnge.
snufhhuun8 baseaFc ears viii
leave Wa24harlie 49, a m 4ud
II - r. M Nufthhaund hAssa..f
tarr slli isase WaAahsehis So ard
IL 50 Il m.
Harware maF sisu - handled -
auHihhaaua istal passenger care
gM sims Waxahafatps 60. 81 ana
ft a. s. m fe So suH 3 4s -
m saH uN i.Hesf rtf afff4HK 49,
rs M 1855 Ha IsIt4hnHUH f.nF8i Ns
stustI ears 1al.ias Was4isehif e.
saa tH s- m. 80, -&-. a4-
MrFH Al "a
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-06-26

Liverpool sales .... 5000
Liverpool receipts ........ $4,000
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-06-26
COUNTY ANNOUNCEMENTS.

All announcements made under
this head are subject to the action
OF the democratic primary election
to be held in July. 1915.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-06-26

OF the democratic primary election
to be held in July. 1915.
For Congress, Firth District:
HATTON w. SUMMERS.
For State Senator. Tenth District:
J. M. ALDERDICE.
EUGENE l.. HOUTH.
For Representative, Place No. ::
w. e. cox.
For Representative. Place 2:
JACK JOHNSON.
For Tax Collector:
w. TOM JONES.
BILLIE BRATCHER.
GEO. G. SWEAT.
JAMES A. COX.
w. j. HAMILTON.
TOM BLAKEY.
P. p. SMITH.
For County Attorney:
TOM BALL.
J. T. SPENCER.
HENRY TREY.
For Sheriff:
HENRY DEARBORN.
W. II. FORBES.
For Commissioner. Precinct /:
TIM NEWTON.
JIM CALLENS.
j. n. GRIFFITH.
ANGUS ARNOLD.
For Commissioner. Precinct No. q:
PERCY WOOD. /. sA4
b. c. HITCHCOCK.
w. II. WOODS.
For Commissioner. Precinct No. 81
J. III. JAMES.
For Commissioner. Precinct 4:
w. A. wITHERSPOON.
PRANK KEESEE.
w A. FEW.
H. A. GANAwAY.
%. r. HAWKINS.
For Constable Precinct No. 1:
jim HAMM.
Il. c. JOHNSON.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-06-26

The Waxahachie dealers are pay
ing the following prices for country
produce today:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-02-06

"Tve decided to take it next month";
she answered.
She decided that much on the spot.
81 suppose there's one due me, too, he
said "Blake said something about it
awhile ago But l don't know what I'd
do with vacation if | took one
81 should think you had something very
important to do with it, she answered
quickly.
"What do you mean?"
"Take it for your wedding trip"
The suggestion made him catch his
breath.
But look here. he exclaimed. @That
means getting married.
Surely it does" she nodded.
THEY had reached the little restaurant.
and she hurried in. Without waiting
for his assistance. she secured cup of
coffee and sandwich for herself. Then
she found chair and sat down. She did
not know how she was ever going to
swallow anything but she had to have
something to do to occupy her hands.
"You put that up to a man as II 1t were
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-02-06

latter part of the forenoon that she
reached this conclusion. All this while
she had been taking letters from. Mr.. Sea-
graves and transcribing them upon her
typewriter without an error. She had
done no conscious thinking and had
reached no conscious conclusion. All she
knew was that in the early forenoon she
had been very restless, and that suddenly
the restlessness vanished and that she was
going on with her typewriting in sort of
grim content. Half past eleven came, and
then twelve. She finished the letter, and
went for her hat as usual, putting it on
without looking in the glass.
Don met her little way from the Office,
and she fell into step at his side.
al was sort of worried about you last
night he said. "You looked tired"
IL guess was, she answered.
"Don't you get vacation before long?'
She could have had her vacation a
month ago. but there seemed to be no
reason for taking it. She had not been
able to think of any place to which she
wished to go. Then she had forgotten
about it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-02-06
The Wall Street Girl
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Illustrate by CeorgeE
illustration BY George E. Wolfe

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