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Washington Journal., 1916-04-28

biner Dor unS aosen bic @Gbel gu
einem fir uns ~alleroings ausii4tslo@
fen @eraneiflungstampf.
Gitel Tric6riGs AasriFf NIT ben &5=
nisssrenabiercn.
rl1rrab!" - I9rien bic Granapien,
als !ie uns bemertten unb gingen
bart parauf los = es i9ien. als let
Der MDr5er berloren. 90 auf
einmal 0r0bnen aud bi9t binter uns
fpilbe .Surras" beuti9e Snfanz
terie, bic ii9 u~naufbaltfam pie elm
@enittsr, binreiBenO unD tooesDerz
a9tenb auf ben Seinb itirst. @s
tparen bic &Dnigsgrenabiere, bic uns
gu retten famen. Die groe bebte
unter ibren pu9tisen S9ritten.
Sang borne, 90, 80 S9ritte bor
ben Manni9aften ftiirmte elm Diff
5ier bon bober, fr~aftponer Sigur.
Wir fonnten i'm nidt ertennen, 10
raid. 10 entI9lofen mari er ii9
auf bic Tranao5en. @ir naren BON
benz S9nunge oiefes Sturmes iibers
ipdltist. Ginise unferer &anoniere
tirmten nit ben @renabieren Dor. 10
be3pingenb, 10 mitreiBenb NOR biefer
Mngriff. Die Jronaofen pi4en ni@t.
3pei braufenbe Wenen itiirmten ein@
amber entgegen. Sod ebe bic apei
2inien i'm beiBsn Sample ii9 mild
ten, i9rie Elm 0euti4er Offisier:
n&0nisssrenabiere! @s 1T elm Sobn
bes &aiiers, Der eu9 gum Sturme
fibrt." Die @renabiere i9rien ale:
.Sbm na9!" Salid5enb unb ben ers
I9oG Der Ruf: = r9urra! 9urra!
Ronigsgrenabiere! Gin Raiieriobn
fiibrt uns!!"
Sine beige @9ladt purOe ba Bel
Sropon sei4lagen. Wir surftsn ibr
@nbe ni9t obnarten. Wir erbielten
Iofo1t 8efebi, unfere Steluns gu
fpehieln. Wir muBtea fort, ialeus
night puroe unFsr Wnr;sr ausgebaut
Washington Journal., 1916-04-28
zieb, Beiner, zIsb =. :!

Sin sselOgrauer f9reibt: Dor
unferem Rompognieabf6nitt mar Der
9rabtberbau 0ur9 feinOli4es Minen~
uno NrtiGeriefeuer arg mitgenommen
tpor6en. lin es ausaubehern uno 81
beritdrten, puroe in elmer triiben
Na9t cine Nn3abl 2eute nit Material
binoussefonbt, barunter au9 Der
&eferbiit 80, i'm biirgerIi9en 2eben
ebr1omer 8rduer beim 5ran5istaner
in Miin9en. @rDBte @orfidt mar
gebpten, oenn an ein3elnen Ste1en lief
Der englif9e @raben Big duf faum
aipan3ig Meter an ben unferen bcran.
S9neu uno bod serduf4Ios tpuroen
Washington Journal., 1916-04-28
@euc 8citatisnns.

Sci einem Mnsriff Der Seferreis
der auf cine befeitigte Seloftelung Der
@uHen tpurbe es notpenoig, bic por~
oerften 2inien poriibergebenb 5uriit>
Sunebmen. 9ierbei traf cine @ra<
nate oes na9ordngenben @egners bas
&oo zines Munitionspagens. Die
8ssleitmannfdaft bra4te bic 2aoung
auf einem anberen Magen unter. ytur
5tpei pulperfifen fanben teinen plaB
mebr uno ipurben oesbalb in einem
8uf9 peritedt. Mls fpdter bic Srups
pen pieber bprgingen, beduftragte elm
Sergeant einen ieiner 2eute, mad ben
&iften gu fOrf@en. 5r0bli4 fam Der
Mann 3uriid.
,ga, Serr Sergeant, rief er, rbas
bdtt' i'd Sbnen porber iagen tOn'
men.
rMas oenn?"
No.. oaB Die @uRen bas BUILDER
ni9t entbedt haben!!"
Washington Journal., 1916-04-28

Dos feiee @erbalten Ser Ssinbuna
bes ensIifdsn Jiid6omPsrs r&in9
Stephen" aegeniiber ser Monnfaoft
6es Tnfenben beutfden2ufttreu5ers u
10" erinnsrt an elm in ieiuen @orz
ousfebunaeu abnIides @Oriommnis
in 6iefsm Rriege, Oas ~aleroings
einen anbern ausgang nobm, neil
Sic Rpleu umgetebrt p~erteilt pdren
pie Bel Dem san Oes IL 49,:
Nnfans Mlai 1912 treuatsn pOr
3eebriigge Die ensltiden 3eritorer
nMaori" unbr Grufaoer". Nls erite@
rer ouf cine Mine lief uno in ben
8erei6 Der Qanbbatterien trieb, tpur=
be er bon ben beutf9en &iifenbotterien
inter Seuer genommen. 8dlo barr
auf mar BON 2anb aus gu ertennen,
ooB sic 8eTabung oes iintenben
Washington Journal., 1916-04-28

aunq nit Der AufforOerung, itG gu
srqe6en. Sine @iertelitunbe ooraut
mar I6on bic Gntport Oa: bas Sort
6iBte bic peibe 5lagge. SIS batte
ii9 erqe6en unb mir marI4terten in
Fronfrei9 binein. Die erite fran=
a0ii5@e Setting, bic mir bombarbter<
ten, mar @ipet. Mm 2. September
6a6en mir bas gombarOement einges
leitet ilnb babel gum etitenmal aud
nit ben beuti9en 3peiunOpier5iyern
getanntf9aft gema9t. SD lam
Sbnen Iasen, 6aB es einen s0len
@ettfampf 5tpii9en ben fiir4terli4en
Sto6ltoloFen gege6en bat. Mtr
petteiferten miteinanber i'm Wir<
tunasI9ieBen unb Der GrfOlg blieb
ni6f aus. 9ipet ipuroe genomAnen
un6 na8 elmer biibi9en &eiie bur9
Franfreias 5luren Itanben mir an
Ser Moas. Sort errei9te uns Der
8efebl, bas Sort be SrOnon gu bom>
bar0ieren. @s NOR cine i9pere &uf@
sobe, aber glei45eitig Elm nns ua@
berseBli4er Sag.
Scr gcsinn eines Scr5ueiflnnss=
fampfes.
Die 5ranooien pOllten Bel Sroppn
bur9{toben unb nit bielfo4 iiberles
genen &rdften tparfen tie ii4 auf
bic beutf9e 2inie. Sbr @ngriff mar
iiberraT9en0 i9neiOig bur9gefibrt.
Die beutfde 2inie purOe our4 bic
frana0Fi9en Mai1en 8uridgebrdngt,
uno mir faben. ME bic 5ran5ofen
INNER n6ber unb nG6er on uns bers
anriidten. sic itonben bereits in Ell
ner @ntfernuns bon toum bunbert
S9ritten Dor uns. M6fa6ren tonna
ten mir ri9t, neil Der M0rier einge@
bout mar, ergeben nollten mir uns
ni9t. Wie bereiteten alio bic &ara>
Washington Journal., 1916-04-28

Ii9 bieTe &ube unb lire SrGume Ders
oient 9as Plateau BON Ooberbo
bat 6eute cine 1tiue, rubige Na9t.
I0urum polen mir etpas tparz
Bern. Ser &orporal, Der uns gum
I30.5 @M0rIer fibren pirb, ernartet
uns.
Die M0rfer finb Der @tol3 u~nierer
Mrtiderie. Die Staliener piirben
~morOsfrOb fein, fpenn iie einmal ei=
men erbeuten f0nnten. Oieler, ben
mir ieBt beIi9tigen, bat cine gang
beIoroers intereHante @eI9i9te. @ir
geben, na9bem uns bas Wunoerpert
ge3eiet un0 ertldrt pprben 1T, in Die
&aierne, no uns Der Sffi5ier, 2eut>
mani 8. BON ben Sabrten oes
M0rfers er5Gblt.
Meit ben 9entfden SGnlter at Sdnlter.
,@ir ba6en", 10 beginnt er, nnGbs
renb bes &rieges fait gang Meteu@
rppa bur9reiit. @ir tGmpften Ders
eint nit uaferen beuti9en 8unbesgez.
noHen unb bic 3eit. oa mir nit unz
Terer 8atterie in 8elsien unb Sranfz
reid tpnren, tperOen mir ME pergeis
en-. Die erIte Station NOR 2iitti4.
Die 5etung mar bamals i9on be-
3tpungen, bic beutf9en 3meiunobierz
aiaer unb unfre S9neIterbaterien
batten lire pfli4t getan. @m %.
Muguit itanben mir Dor Namur. Die
Sorts Oauboi unb Sc @eaeres baben
mir nit einisen 8omben erlebigt.
Nun galt es, bas itdrtfte Mert. Der
Teitung, bas Sort b'@tabe, gu Bee
3pingen. Wir bauten Die M0rfer Elm
unb CABIN einen S9uB als Wors
nung oh. 9ana9 i4idte Der beut>
f9e &0mmanbant um 1873 llbr na4z
mitt1gs einsn parlamentdr gum
&ompsanbantsn Der belsii9en 8eIats
Washington Journal., 1916-04-28

Sronie. Mai9inenmeiitsr:
sOer &uIifenf4ieber Miiner min Ell
men freien Sag 6aben; er fagt, er
babe felt Sabren feinen mebr 9ebabt".
CHARACTERIZATION: rMo5u benin
ou42! Ser bat bod pirtIi@ SSe=
nentpe6fel 9enug!"
= 9te Sonoerlinge. G6ef
(einer Meinfirma, Der Den neuen
&eifenben inftruiert): nSa, fOgar
nit Sonberlingen iper0en sic es 5u
tun baden: es gibt ndmli9 einise
6oteliers, Die uniere Weine als 2eibs
marie fiibren!"
Washington Journal., 1916-04-28
&tttnng eintr Mt0rier Satterie
Onr6 Srin5 Gitel,

T6aFten 6inter unIsrer Tront fnb
Sriimmerbaufen seporben. Die
GtraBen neiIen an mon9en Steaen
tiefe Sri9ter ouf, elm @ranoteni4log
nebsn benz onOern = bas Ylatenl
BON 9ober0o gleidt elmer beaderten
@eioe, bic nit @iien beIdt lit.
Sine itiac gadt auf benz @Iuteuu Dun
Suber6O.
Borne, in ben engen, in ben Sels
fen geiprensten unb sebobrten 9rGz
ben, hinten in ben 8draden, Bayern
unO &oIernen trGumen iebt bic Sols
baten, unsoriIde 9OnpeO, &roaten,
Steierer, 8osniafen. Sn f9peren
&Gmpfen, in barter 4rSeit 9aben iie
Washington Journal., 1916-04-28

pfl0de in bie groe getrieben uno sic
Sta9elorGbte geaogen. On elmer Der
gefdbrli9fen StelIen arbeitete 80,
bod Der Srabt piberitanb al Ieinen
8emibunsen. Gr tonnte i'm teim
beiten Wiuen ni9t ~aufroIen. Gr rib
un6 5errte. Nergebens! Dd 3ab er
Dor fi9 cine ountle @eitalt am
Orabtbinoernis. Gr bermeinte, in
ibr feinen Samerqoen 9einri9 gu err
tennen. 2eiie REF er i'm i'm Jliifters
ton, auf Ben Orabt peiieno, en-:
p3ieb, 9einer, aieb -" Der IN
oere ri4tete fi9 Elm penig OUT uno
ma9te ii9 alien Mnf9ein na9 buz
ran, bas an6ere Gnbe gu faHen. gr
sog an uno Ser Mnfrenguns beioer
gelang es, Sen Sto9elorabt. ub5u=
tpideln. Mitten unter Der Mrbeit
ma9te aber Ser 9elfer unbermutet
einen Sprung our @eite uno berz
f9pono - auf ben enslif4en @raben
gu. Infer Sreunb mar ~poqitdnoig
berblifft. Mdr Der anoere pl0bli9
berriidt geporoeng 90. bob Die WiiBe
auf, Die Dem anoern entfauen mar.
@s mar cine GnglGnoermiibe! Oa
DGmmerte benz bropen %. Elm 2i6t.
Ser permeintli9e &ameraO mar elm
@ngldnber getpeien. Der fi4 pobl als
S9lei9patrouile benz 0eutf4en
Drabtbinoernis genGbert uno ben
infer bieoerer Miin9ener in Der
9untelbeit fir feinen 5reuno sebal<
ten bate.
Washington Journal., 1916-04-28

feline rubise Minute mebr. Na9
Communicating orbeiten bic
G4eintperfer unb 2eu9tpoiten, bas
Mnsftf9ieBen 1T bnnn nod ftGrter
nls Bel Sosesli9t. Seit o9t Moz
auoten iteben bic Staliener auf oem@
iel6en Sled, tie fennen ebenfans bas
BeIdnbe iebr genau unb iinb auf ies
ben puntt eingei4oKen. Die Orts
Washington Journal., 1916-04-28
@e&Ose@a.

DE 2onoiturmmann ipiro unteriu10
Tiff 2unee. Ser5 III RiereH,
ga faado Ser Gdoabsar5r: 81, ber'
fludol
@os Tenn mr. mid ristieren. iSl
@e6n Gle nur rubig iuieOer beent, Yi
Sic oun for nns niidt ocI6en, WI
Sic bam redosIeiodes Gmpbbiem, -
Nir Tenn &c Md gebraudcnl
Ser G6reiper Idrieb n Elm, ben
S6brlf,
6erndden fonnt' MIR 'Ih leieu:
9as G~mpbbIcm, 70 ihDanO's I'M guds
~8eHO5eioid~ parf9 ecipeieu.
Washington Journal., 1916-04-28

bunbeln piiroe, pie tie es beute gee
tan. ,Ne are aG @ailors" = pWir
iin6 ale matchmaker @eeleute" -
fiigte CT binau, 5. +. rpenn Der
anoere in Seenot lit, bat oie Seinos
fnaft elm @noe." Oamals tparen
gnglGnber bic S9iffbri9igen, baz
mails fanb ieoermonn in England Die
&ettungstat felbitperitdnoli4. 9eute
flingt es anoers.
Washington Journal., 1916-04-28
Stulieniider Sricssbsridt.

,@eftern tpuroe bpr tns nit itiir=
member !Sonb elm 8ridentppf
genommen. BON elmer auftau9enoen
feinOli9en ueberma9t ernitli9 be-
brobt, muBten mir ans etnas 5uriids
3isben. Oas eroberte Stiid perblieb
na4 lpie bOr in unferen 9Gnben!"
Washington Journal., 1916-04-28

M6Ife i'm S4afspsf5.
Son 9e9! Mie i4 oa neuli9 auf
urlalb bin unb mol in 3ibil auss
ge6e, muB i'd oo9 dusgere@net meis
mem 6elbpebel in Die @rme LAUREN!
. ipsb, ba boit ou po9l orei Gage
peggebabt?
glee, er NOR sliidIi9erpeiie aud in
.3ipiI!
Washington Journal., 1916-04-28

Iunaen, bout rieIige 0robtbinbernife,
bebt cine atpeite @erteiDigungslinte
nus. Sag un0 Na9t brD6nen i6re
ge5@GBe, Sag unD Nu4t tnattern
bic MaI6inengefpe6re in ben poroer>
item @rGben, e~rploOieren Die 9ano<
gronaten unb Minen, tura, tie bat
Washington Journal., 1916-04-28
Muffif9e 81 I'm.

- @uffif9s .aubsl4. linz
terbeomter: 9ere9tisteit. 9err @es
neral, Der ~Interoffi5ier @regor
S4urtieff bat ii9 bon mir fiinfunos
a%ipansis Rubel selisben un6 min iie
mir ni9t auriidgeben.
General &hutinsti: Mlfo flint,
S9urtiefE adblen sic Dem Wanne
finfunbsponsis auf.
Washington Journal., 1916-04-28
Bon Der italienifdcu 0rense.
Nebruor 1916.

r 5s6ruor 1916.
gs NOR cine itodfinItere Na9t.
Wir fubren nit geblenoeten 2i4s
tern unb iporen ben Stolienern
mon4mol bon Ssr5en Oantbar, bob
ibre @1sintperFer uns ub unb 81 Elm
ipenig SEN Wsg ~rnieIen. Dir poas
ten unIere 9oberbosG telungen be-
fuden, mo- es iebt %fOrtpdbreuo bona
merit unb tradt. Set Der Rieoers
tuerfung Serbiens uno felt Der Rapis
tnlotion Monteneeros 1T bic italie>
niTde Nrmee duBerit nerp0s. Sic
fiir9tet ii9 Dor u%nferer OffenIipe.
sic bsfeItist uno b%etuniert i9re Stels
Washington Journal., 1916-04-28

Sa@tiger g 4d dts
mann. @bemann gum 9eirats>
bermittler): .Wie gefugt, 9:rr
Moier: i9 Isbe nit Der 5rau, bic i4
S5rer @ermittlung Deroante, iebr
sliidli9".
@ermittler: plies gang fd0n.
rerebrter Serr WoIf; aber BEL ben
gerooeou sIdn3enoen portien. bic i'd
our 3eit am Eager babe, Oiirfte cine
tleine S9eibung nift 10 gang BON
her 9anb gu peifeu fsin!"
Washington Journal., 1916-04-28

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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-07-01
EX-GOVERNOR CAMPBE1 h AND
DANIEL Z. GARRETT HERE.

Ex-Governor Tom Campbell OF
Palestine and Hon D3hiel E. Gar
rett of Houston arrivtd in the city
just before noon fro4 Dallas. where
they spent last night Governor
Campbell called in his appointment
al Ennis because the condition OF
his throat, from |hich he has been
suffering for sote time. During
the early AFTERNOON they have been
greeting friendf and discussing the
political situaI Jon with reference to
their respect;b races for the United
States senat( and congressman al
,srge. Col Garrett served as con-
gresham large for one term and
made the ktate a most valuable rep
rescntatiH.
Exc 1kernor Campbell will adj
dress Re voters here at $50 this
AFTERNOON.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-07-01
Hotel Rogers Arrivals.

Nj. G. Gill, Dallas; ]. F. rris
and wife: C. F. Chambers New
YORK; Ed v. Freeman, Dallas;
Jno. skiIls, Dallas; G. ~ kauff-
man. Dallaa: P r. PlYhmer and
wife, Houston; y. y Burlington
Hilisboro; W. 7. csEtt. St. Louis:
o. S. Tale. IndiaEpolis. N. R.
stallsngs. DalIasf. c. Jenett, city;
A. M. Nance. Tsflor; +. ". Borden,
DALLAS: Geo. fobInson. city; J. H.
Leeeh. DaIlE J. H. Hughes. Aus
tn: A. P. L6rd. San Francisco; JACK
organ, NgG York; chas. B. White
Aastin: ~. A. Shaw Jr., Dallas; j.
W. wifon, Dallas; ". A. Hail
sEermkn: r. E. Mcdonald. Fort
worE: v. E. Yong, Waco; P. l.
Hayfen. ST. Louis; P. NJ corfen
Waco.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-07-01
|DElTs MS WlI FROM IEW 4
YORK TO FIGHT nEydls

DALLAS. Texas. July John s.
bolton. aged n. -hobord" ii all the
way from New York teTexas TO fight
the Mexieans He yas told by re-
srniting officer thy IL he enlisted he
would be reaai1d TO ssay in train
ing camp sesIfal weeks. He said
he wanted y get into action before
then so beg 1t on New York troop
train und he was pat off at Dem
BoYbn then came to Dallas and
was Accepted As member of bat
terry c. Texas field artillery. 4
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-07-01
child BrRNs TO DEATH
IN SMALL. OuTBuH/bENG

FORT WORTH. Texas. J6iy L.
Little Ida Mae Scott. ag(d 8. WAS
burned 10 death in ssnyn outbuild-
ing in the rear OF her nome yester-
day afternoon while er mother AMI
small brother of 5/stood helplessly
by unable TO re3h her Ida Mae
was the daughtSf OF Mr.. and Mrs. !.
In. scott. Mz/seotf is an employe
OF local Vsking house.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-07-01
PERSONAL MENTION


n y. Ray vas in Dallas FRIDAY
afternoon.
\ q Esrinston o. Hilisnro was
here yesterday
". A. Hall Of sherman vas in
tho city last night
Mr.. and Mrs. P. r. Phmmer OF
Houston we're in the city Friday
En-. Bryzcu and famay have re-
termed from a dchghtfai Fisit to
Mineral Wells.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Ragsdale have
returned from a visit . Oklahoma
Missouri and Kansas.
Mrs. A. W. Mcadds returned
las, night from pleasant visit with
relatives at Arlington
Mrs. d. s. blue ofSBurkburnett Is
visiting this week rith her sister,
Mrs. A. W. Meadows.
W NJ. Mlncey and family returned
FRIDAY afternoon from very pleas
art visit in Mineral Wells
Mrs. A. Thoma< leaves for DEN
yer. Colo. July 5fto spend the sum
mer with her Daughter, Mrs. Galley.
chas. W. Dabney of Muskogee,
Oklahoma. has returned TO his home
after visit toE Mr. and Mrs, D. b.
Billiard.
Mrs. Homer Bond and daughters
Catherine ana Cora. Of chickasha,
Oklahoma, age the guests Of Col. ana
sErs. B. F. Earehbanks.
Miss Bonnie Dee Thompson. who
has been the guest Of Miss Haze'
Isclland. eturnsd this morning to
her homeIat Deport. Texas
Chas. 5. White. candidate Tor
comptrolkr of public accounts, was
spendingl few hours in the city
today in the interest of his candi-
daoy aud paid this office call.
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civ park and track mes and ath-
ietic sports. One Of III many fea-
lures OF the report vi the good
showing the Dallas kstrict made.
This distries led In humber Of 50
eieucs. nurnhr Of Numbers, Number
OF life recruits an ia practically
every report mad Much OF the
success in the iJfrict is due TO the
work OF Miss Plknicia Mckinney Of
waxahachie. VII Is president Of the
Dallas district
when the |ate meeting was held
in waxahache last year there were
only 432 s5tisties in existence in
Texas. and ow there are $40. II is
their aim raise $4,000 for mis-.
A. A. yde. who Is well known
here. va made field secretary and
win deg bte his whole time to tho
sssocias}bnaI work.
The Fishermeu's club work Is do
ing mich to strengthen the c. r
societes. The name is derived from
the trriptures where Christ spoaks
lof making his followers fishers d
med. The plan Is for each new
ma(nber to bring in another new
| m(mber. thus enlarging the mem
b<rship.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-07-01

l.. u. Reese of Port Artbdr has
arrived In the city and III succeed
". r. Esselman as 6eman for the
II dependent Tspfbhone company
Mr.. r.sseIman nj henceforth be with
the Texas H6wer a Light Co.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-07-01


: IocyG .
......x.......'.'
Ms. r. n Fills has been on the
80 llJ/1hs psss fe~ eyA
~
For fed and 0vons Brad
had a Ksnns Ola phone Is. II
I'd Pssmhoff <fsported ssife
SICK al hi.8~N today.
j.. +. wright hp~sssned a rev
lin ssop a. 1'o~sii Hard"aFs
A special troop train OF esSsieen
coaches passed throssl>ssxahaehie
Friday anerrooSN 1855 enrou'e
e san ASS~flo and the border
ocsntu~ These trains bad right OF
way over everything.
DR.. Horace BISHOP has bee2 @nite
tick for the PAST few dsS AZ the
home Of his daarhss5>drs. R. "
BAIRD. a DaIis< Telephone adj
vices soasS>siss that he is Inn
prosiss
Mrs. Matte Kerr OF Henrietta~.sh DO
has been visiting Mrs. Tarker,
sent to HearBe todsx>Et'h Master
Iw. II. Galloway yssre they viii
spend the spSFfner with Mr.. and
Mrs. " U~Tailaway-
-
Lewis Lftsietoa. son of ~. and
| Mrs. ". w. Lsstieton. SHained Q
rather painful injury Mic yesterday
~hsa be fell on a ~ bis father had
Jus. sharpened ia cut deep cash
in his leg was necessary 70 call
in a phvpAan to attend the lad Hf
lis getting along nicely today.
Al United States flag that has
been round the world In cop9ans
wifh Rufe Langsford, assistant
pAylaaster in the navy. FORMS part
Ics the 4th OF July DECORATIONS Al
W. NJ .Mineey's store. Mr. Langs-
lord has had the flag with him FOL
len years. during which time be
visited all tke principal nations Of
.she world He also has very In
!tersssID< eoliestion q kodak pic
%
l.. ID. Reese OF Port Artbdr has
arrived in the city and ~ succeed
". T. Esselman as 6eman for the
! II dependent Tstbhone company
Mr.. EsseIman m henceforth be with
the Texas x6wcr a Light Co
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-07-01

were on the petition asking Tor ]
election ~
Commissioner Chapman was .
thorized to purchase a ifU Ia
span steel bridge for onh Gre
on the Ennis and Byron bad.
Commissioner GrifHt was i
thorized to purchase 30 foot sn
steel bridge for the FERRIS and Ind
road.
a change in @ Ennis and Tell
road was rati9ed by the comm
sicners.
The Ferris and India Road.
which bo9fs were recently vote
was desiS hated as No. 9.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-07-01

CLIFFORD Rudolph. fon1 honths-oiki
scn al Rev. Keener D4foiEh. died
40 Heaarsrk. okiaha1h- this morn
;nx Al 7sse o'csos The remains
vii arrive in yEzzhsshse sunday
morninx 1t labee and viii be car
ned 70 The hIhe Of W. X. Randolph.
rsrws. avseas. where the funeral
sersse~a III sse held sanday Al s:ss-
rr,eudr ARE requested 70 attend In
tsrm66s 10 city cemstsry.
Nv. Rudoiph formerly resided IN
~ kxahacAie and attended Trinity
|unlvepn1ky
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-07-01

Z Mr.. And Mrs. Tom Hopson, ,
and Hrs Frank Hopson. Mr.. a
Mrs{ w. H. Nichols, Miss Murp
and w. r. Burke have return
f. I'm a weeks stay at Medina lal
1bey report a pleasant time 4
rfenty OF fish.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-07-01
Home For Sale.

Five rooms. all modern cfhyeni-
ycacsz- A bargain. Easy te-1 Is Box
less. Fort wo-th. Texas. ad3 Sat. IT
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-07-01
COMMISSIONERS ORDER
/. LEVEE DISTRICT ELECf|0N
ACT FAyORABLY on ETRE1ON
ASKING FOR ELECTION IN
DISTRICT NO.4.
steel Bridges VIII BE Purchased
and Erected in tsyo of the
Comissioners Precincts.
Read changes.

The commissioners in session Fri
day afternoop ordered an election in
levee district No. 4. which is On On
ion creek ITO be held on August ;
to determine whether or not $685.
900 in binds shall be issued for the
PURPOSE of building levees for the
PURPOSE of reclaimi6g farm lands
Signatures representing $40 acres
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-07-01
|sHR|sT|ln ENDElVORs|
HEAR ANNUAL REPORT
DELEGATES FROM sT4E con-
vENTIoS MADE REijRT To
SOCIETY HEBE.
Abilene Meeting wass Delight TO
All Endeavor~rs WHO Attended.
Field secresaJs Is Fin
p'o,h-

At the meeting OF the Christian
Endeayor sccier held at the Gen.
trial presbytesfn church on Friday
evening. Niss(f'etty Of Avalon made
report OF hef visit &c the state con
seaticn whfh met a, Abilene. She
gave an cytlins OF what was done a,
the state Snseting. saying that pa
rade va formed and march thru
the business section OF Abilene made
|headed hg the Boy Scouts.
whmar Harris. delegate from the
'cenFSi Presbyterian church. also
mare talk about his visit to the
snte convection. he told about
tie rice over the city. treat at the
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-07-01

PhoneZs win get tns printer
.sssShh. z. Estimates csss:. :.ss:, ,-s ss::--
| "a. IT. Tucker. Job printer. 'thats
| ail1(Adv) =
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-04-26
Praise charbs rIain's Cough Rsmsd,

Praise chambsriain's Cough Remedy
Il feel 1t my duty TO write word in
praise OF Chamberlain's Cough Rem
edysn says Mrs. Wallace Hayes. Water
vile, N. *. 1T was used as my house
hold remedy as much as twenty years
ago. When my children, now grown up.
were small kept bottle of 1t in the
house all the time. It always cured my
children of Group, colds and coughs.
have also used 1t myself with equally
good results. 1t Is the only cough
medicine we ever use" Obtainable
everywhere ~ ElE ,lg
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-04-26

Toasted Water Blscuit--Spiit hard
water biscuit dip them quickly into
hot water. lay them In q pan, spread
with a little butter and sprinkle with q
little grated nutmeg, Brown In the
oven. IN a
~ Beefsteak -4ITave good steak cut
from the round about an inch and a
hal fthick. Let 1t lie for an hour In q
mixture OF two tablespoonful Of olive
oil one of vinegar. and a little salt and
pepper. Turn once. Drain. Broil. and
serve with a brown gravy.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-04-26
WISCONSIN FARM LANDS.

For Sale-Stock and dairy farms ir
south central Wisconsin xty-flve
miles from Iowa, six hours from Chi
cago, on main line railroad. we are d.
viding $4,000 acres Of open drained
meadow land into FARMS forty acres
and up, no rocks. not cut-over timber
land, all close to town. We plow the
land: giving long time and easy pay
ments in buying. Get our plan fol
backing the settler with milk cows
Let US show you. Write today. The
Peddie Land Company, Inc, owners
Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-04-26
DINNER.
Chicken Soup
Broiled Beefsteak
Dreamed Potatoes Buttered Beets
X Lettuce Salad
Prune Whip

N Corn Bread --Sift cupful Of yellow
meal half cupful Of flour, two table,
spoonsful Of baking powder half tea
spoonful Of salt and a tablespoonful OF
sugar. Cream the yoke of two eggs
with tablespoonful Of butter and ado
a cupful and a quarter of milk. Stir in
the dry Ingredients and. last Of all,
fold in the whites of two eggs, beaten
stiff. Bake thirty minutes in flat
sheet s% tNh
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-04-26

that the useless, fool should be merry
today. Il
To Sheridan It was Tom o. Bedlam
singing while the house burned; and he
did not tarry to enjoy the melody, but
went into his own room and locked the
door. II N IA & If 5sst5
\ (To Be Continued.)