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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-10-12
(Spe5ieII fir bieie Seituns)
3ufunft.
BON Guseu Meters. eipcrpuul, Gnslann.

Nat, Dem &rtegc miro feiu Staat
Die ihipierige Hole iibcrncbmen. ais
geihieer Der Neutralitdt tleiner
Nationen auf3utreten. Somit iperoe
es fir 2uremburg CUR Notbpenbisfeit.
It'd NIT eiuem aubern. groberen
Staate an pereinigen. Cine anglics
berung an 6oQnno III fir 8ribbIe 10
gut tuie aiisseiGIoiien. In Seutifs
lano: 9abit ghetto. Gn Srdntreih:
aus eiueaugs ertpGbnten 8riinben
ihlieBt @ribble aud bieie 8abrifeins
lihteit aus. Sir i'm lit cine ans
elieberung an 8elsien Die rittisite
uno natiirlitite Heeeluns Der lurems
burgiIden Sraee. lin feline 9oiuug
81 befrdfti9en, ipeiit er auf Die itarfe
@ciitesrittuns bin, Die in 9urembnrg
nuf Den Sabren Der belgii6en Hepos
Luton 1880 berrihte. mic barals
ieber 2uremburser ben 8unih beete,
an 9elgien pereiniet 81 iperben. unb
pie beiipieIsiueiie Notbomb md6tis
fir cine anelieoeruns eintrat. :
S%ert5utd9e lei bieie alte geseiitcruns
fir gelgien eingeihlafen. aber in
tciucm Sale ab9eitprben. Ils @runbs
b%ebiugung ltelt 0ribble Die Totbs
p%enoigteit, baB beipe 2Gnber bon
Rcuem in Den Belts aQer 8ebiete
tdmefl, Die lie i'm @iener 8ongrcb
tS15) abtreten mubten. Sofpeit
@ri6ble. =
3%rpeiielspbne pirp Die Iuremburser
Sra9c bel 8%eleecnbeit Der Srieocnss
9erbnnpIungen ben pereinigten WG6s
ten manhe Sflpierieteiten berciter.
Gin 2anb. bas mad elmer 10 glors
reiten We%rsansenbeit feline llnabs
b6nsisfeit inmitten zines iturm3ers
Ifmetterten @uropas betpabrt bat,
tpirb sepib aldb Npdbrenb Der seaens
pdrtigcn, biiiteren 3eiten nitt pers
sebens feline 8cihi6te ~be5eugen. tporin
jebes Slatt bon @aterlanbSliebe uno
freiemL umabbdnsisem Gimme 3eugnib
able9t.-(N.)
3u bem Sbigcn lit mn nod 5u
Ia9en, bab bicic rein mcnihlihen Be
rchnungen, geipiB iutereiaut
iino uuo iuesen bieieS Sntereiie5 bon
inns porseIest iperoen.
Sic 9eier Der n2ug. 8a5ette"
lpiiien aber. baB. ua6 unlerer Nns
ii6t Die 8eifihte bes lurembureer
Bottles ciuiah cine 9eititte bes
lpunoerbaren Shuses lit. fpel6eu Die
~Sroiteriu Der 9etriibteu", eiucm ibr
ereebeuem @ol.e bat angeoeibeu laiien.
@orbebin9ung Fir ben Shub Der
9anoespatrouin mar, iii uno bIeibt Der
eruite. praftiG de futboliihe
8laube bes lu~renlburger Bottles, nit
ausgeiprphcuer 0orliebe fir icine
bimmliihe Sanoespatroniu. 9as lit
Der nainoerglaube" Der Y2uremburser
Gazette. @ir perbietcn seipib nidt
Se poIitii6c Spefulatiou
iiber bic 3utrnit Surcmburs's ober
mir iinb eutihieben Der Gniiht. bab
Ole brapen, praftiihs fatboliifen Sus
~rcmburger. ipel6e in alien WelttbeiIen
CUR .Srpitcrin Der Setriibten" beten,
Die p"roftiih ipcrthpoll It c
uno miriam it c Yplitit treibeu.
an anbercu 8orten: Die Sbatiahen
bepeiien. haB oaS lurembur9er Bolt
in Der sesenpdrtieen Gage bes 8rpBs
berso9tbumeS leincm 9anpe niht ourt
eitle Spetulationeu bel bclien pirb.
ionberu burd buBierti9e 8eiinunn9
/, unb crnites @ebet gu Serieni9en,
ipeldc Die pirtlite. ~ebrenbuite 8es
ihitte Nes %lurembur9er 3anoeS uuo
Bottles 9emaft bat, Der rSroiterin Der
8%etriibten". erie 8@pnner,
! Chef Eebatteur.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-10-12

"A criobilh miro III bieiiscn gldts
tern hie Sraee nufgeiporren.
IL pelhes Die riftieite Soiune
~ Der lurembursiihen Sra9e
mad Dem arieee lein tuerce.
WG6reno Silaire 9clloc in elmer ieis
ner Observation-Disclosures fir Den alien
Stotu quo auftritt. piro IN t~ran5pz
iiiGen 3ettungen eifrie filr In9!ieoes
rung uniercs 0aterlanocs an Srnnts
reid propaganda. gemaht, uno Die
Releier iinS ni6t minoer auf unier
8uritania beeisris. Sn Der bless
monotlihen Seitltritt Dgtineteentb
Genturb" erihetnt II Elm Grttfel
bon Sruncis @rtbble. Der umio intes
rcIIahter ut als Der Shriftiteller nitt
MIR cine ~ancrfanute 8r0be iiber eurps
pdiIte Sofc iii, ionocrr aud ipc5ieH
in lurcmburgiit,en Serbdltniien tus
iclse 0itern @erlueilen baielbit duBer't
belpanoert lit.
9uremburg fir Selsicn, ooer NIT
9clgien iii Die @rlinoioee in @ribbles
Abbanblung, Die ungcidbr f%olgenoer>
mnben lduft:
@dbrenb preuBiihe YpIitit beions
oers infplge bes geipiNenloIen Tors
0ehens 8isnard's Den Surembur9ern
nit Der 3eit unliebiamer ipuroe. unc
Die aruS3iigigen BLAME Der Sdtpdrmer
fir elm grDberes S~ertitlano lurcms
6ureiihe llnabbdngieteit b%eorobten,
itien ole gan6e @eiltcsrittnn9 peS
Goltes iih INNER mebr 81 ibren pclt>
lihen Nutbarn binse5osen. Nitt
als oh 9urembur8 bcionoers Srllno
bGtte. Den Srau6picn iilr pcrsan9cne
3eiten bontbar 3i iein; I'M @cgcntbeiI.
Sic Strcdcn Der fran5Diiidcn Hes
pollution, nit Rem 8reueltbaten ees
4loppeltricscS, ieien noh 81 iebr por
aQer Iusen. alS Dag cine ane!iebes
RING on Sranfreid Den Surenbur8crn
anaenebm lei. @uBerbem lei Gin @olt.
oas 10 icbr auf iciue llnabbdngisteit
unp Sreibeit itolS lit. aIsoann Der
@eiabr pcriaIen, bon Srantreih
poaitdnSig ablprbiert 3u nerocn. Die
@robbcrSosin. meiut 8ribbIe. lei Dem
Ipltc gum Wiubeiten gleitgiiltig. lrno
bieIer 5bcil ser Ibhanblung peroient
bcionSerer S~rlpdbnun9. 8ur5 Dor
benz &ricae. ihreibt 8ribble, babe or
elmer Seltliftcit III Tianoen beige
nobnt, no audi Die @roBber5oein 3u>
aceen ipar. Ser pfii5ieue Sbeil oes
Programmes lei rett bilbih uno alatt
pcrlauien, uuo Der obcrildtlifc Sus
iduler hattie in Dem Seremoniell iuobl
fnlm duocrs ols Gin p%plltdnhiaeS Gin
pcrnebmen 5lpiidcn @roBber5osin nno
Siiraern crblidcn fonnen. Sph Die
SbutIahe. SaB feline ipontane Sulbi>
guna itattianb unb IQes planmdbi9
p%erliei. lei fiir i'm cine &nocutung
oetpeien, oas Die 2uremburger ibrcr
8robber5ogin mebr poer ipeniger
gleitsiilti9 %9e9eniibcr itcbcn. Wir
2uremburgcr. iagte ibm Elm Sreuuo.
baben eigentlih nid|ts 9esen Die
@roBber5osiu. auBer aaB Tie Die
YrenBen an iebr Iicbt. - Inter Wils
belm benz Sritteu. Der Die YreuBen
mcbr oils Den Seuiel baBte. lei Sreus
benberrihait in Suremburg unmoss
lih seipcicn. abcr inter Aboli babe
Die Snpaiion bon SeutihIonb aus be-
sounen. Die Sbatiahe. oaS bas 9ano
feiuen. Der sroBber3o9li6sn SamiIie
ebenbiirtiscu Ibel aufpeiit. iei ses
p%iIermabeu erfldrlih fiir Die @ors
liebe Die uniere SerrIher iiir ben
oeutiden Ibel 8eisen. unb Niemano
tpnne linen einen @pripuri bieriiir
MAIDEN. SaS Bolt ieboh lei euts
ihicpeu seeen cine Seiratb Der @rpBs
ber5osiu nit einem oeutiden, pber
ipsar einem Spben5ouern Yrin5eu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-10-12
Refine aeiebstaes'Dat bis
naeb Sert SrieSen.

Ser beutihe Heidstng, beiIen
Sebcnsbauer im fcmmenben Sanuar
ablauicn piirbe, lpiro nidt neu ses
pdblt perben. biz pieber Sriebeu
6erritt. Der 8unoesratb bat, tuic
Die .@oiiiihe Scitun9"' berid,tet. be-
ifloiien. Die 2esisIatlr sYeriobe lint
elm Sabr an perldngern. Sic 8rllpz
pieruns Der Parteien bIeibt oabcr IN
perdnbert.
-|i"+-
- Serbunoen perben audi BITE
Sfnad1eu mddtia StiIer.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-10-12

bies periihert, bab bic neuen Ser
fii9un9en iiber Die Srotoertbeilung
auf @runo duberit fonierpatiper
9offnun9et icsen biirfe".
Rugsenntebl biliser.
Ser Yreis fiir 8ossenmebI tonnte
Inn cine Rart pro 100 &ilo berab9es
iest lperoen. ginnen aur3em lpiro
MAJ aii6 barau seben, @etreiocproz
BUTTE fir oeh Saus9ebraut in gr0bes
rent WaBitabe ber5uiteIlen uno oamit
Die a%lIgemeiue grudbrun9sla9e be-
trdd)tlid) 81 perbeiiern. 0a Der @rz
tra9 Der Safer uno @eritensG rnte
uueleib 9rober lit aIs I'M @~oriabre,
pirb an Sbierfuttcr 9leidyidas fem
@an9el berriten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-10-12
8auernfan9?!

hint, mill man iest
per a%nlpannen, nm
EtiIfen &arreil bes
\ ongreiies aus benz
%menieitens matt
Eoc, ipelfer oarauf
rm &rebit= 0eiet.
Earms &rebit 9eieb
mern ermoslihen,
ldngere Yerioz
Zen.
b~eirfldrcn, buB Die
4 bts Az Yrp5ent
4 Gem Sarmer miro
3u bergen obne
I'm gu miiiien. unb
sroiiten Der Pdnfen
ir llnterifieb 5fpi>
b. ipelhe ieet pers
BEN Sntereiien Der
fn cinieen Sabren
pr9te Summe aus
\ Die Sarmer @elb
bergen tonneu,
mosen lid =
tiogts' Ylan", Seite
trei eritreden. Bon
III 3inien lit feline
iii9hten" bon Sa6<
lin getratt. Sie
~ nidlt mebr als
5eih, unb in teinem
bin Sarnern eut@
| br| als Gin Yro5ent
bte 3inien fir Die
ll8onos b%etra9en.
,it MIR Sbeil on
sSunfen. ipenn Tie
/ budre = berielben
! ptun9, haB Der
ben Sntereiien
Den ieet be6abIten
10 }piel betrage ipic
hIilb, lit ldherlih,
llilgen Sabren flint
ieritebt, benn es
pou ca. 20 9sos
fihnen iein, itnb
i~iberbaupt fein
hnbe.
anfen SDitem.
es nHesioual"
unb bic Iomiz
IouerS pes Shass
~Ifebuftipu in ben
lei Pro3eut bcrs
Iiscn 3beilen bcs
Iinieu ~herausges
oies burh oieies
fuft iporben. Die
ben Comptroller
loeIt, bod iene.
FpreHune tparen,
\ Fir ben Comp
He9ionalz gnnf
@as Sob uno
4 pbd0eu 1td ndftos
niiationen. Die bod
teiie an niebrisen
n bas Sbitem ans
.ganf-@ eiet
ferenoen Murft fir
Iertb Sarms Sppo>
hnfen ipuroen gum
harttes 9eihaffen;
rmern nusseIteate
, tseeenneb men, 10
| Roten bon Sdnb<
tiu ibrem Saarselb
n Die Gage periest
~bnun9en nit ben
IN gu einen, beoeu<
l6u bedablen; Die
lien ben poaen Be-
- bab DE Reierpes
ZEN SokAtern Ieben
b ibncn.)
gen Sinsraten.
Is S6asamtes lie
hlub an bic GARNER
| E3insraten, nm Die
teren. Sizes mar
~ fir ben Sarmer,
II @ei6abigte mar,
no9lih mar. feline
| LIT an brin9en.
lion friiber unb lit
Sarmern ais cine
Rdnoler %pertporfen
,rung berbilft Den
Tilt unb ermpelitt
|Ebanbel 5u ibrem
" betrei6en. Die
Sarmern einen
4 fpieien, ipenn lie
ne sesriffen Iinb in
moslidt bate, bas
lie Yreiie 5uriid5us
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-10-12

NSSVtICb
In fiir ben Sranss
bufte iiah europa
Eies fonlnlt ben
lSra8c 5u iteaen.
Iss8eieb niet, 10
Insliihen Slodaoe
kres bebeutet, ais
fbes @eltmarftes
kouopol. }
b bes Tariffs
Notbipenoi8s
j scicben. @s
Irtifel
Nest. lpelhe bon
fauht iperoen;
fdmdihincn une
ler Grt. Iuh
.Srut5pede benuet
'Hbes 3udertarifs
'gls mar lab, mo
I$ man Die Wus
I,ltaiten. auf bic
NJ ben Sarntern
nihts. iueil
t inlportiert iper'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-10-12

~ cripbiif piro in bieiiecn Slats
tern hie Srase nufseporfen.
~ pelhes Die rifti9ite Soiuns
" Der lurembur9iihen Sra9e
~ nnh hen1 ariene iein tueroe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-10-12

tag, Den
kiialtig'
o., ibrS
b.. Sreb,
tcr Der
tat6os
}. &errn
lii ipdbs
|tei,prets
len uno
ipieoer'
b Sarrp
|ier @c'
GnlinenB
ol8enocn
(i05eiails
|Serr 3.
Wtarid
|lore an
fcrnport;
|, icet on
an Die
+ babier;
| bon Der
Die Ct.
; bpdip.
%lpnbon.
biu. Sns
der III
8. Sept.
|Srieitcrs
|lg. 9crs
pes 8ntts
|t beinubc
rsWtiIltos
Fieiter ut,
L ipurbe
fir Snr
hui SnpaI
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1916-04-06
COMPANY D., 0. N. G.,
PLANS A REUNION

At the instigation of Geo. 7. Prathei,
q member Of the company. members of
old Company d. Third Regiment of the
Oregon National Guard. the pride Of
HOOD River 25 years ego, are eEthusi-
astieally planning reunion and ban
quet on Monday. May %. On the fsl-
lowing day the pioneer day soldier
boys plan on marching with the Post
Of the g. r.. to IdleviIde cemetery to
participate in the Memorial day exer::
cises. Capt. A. s. Blowers and o. l..
Stranahan. deceased officers of the
company. are buried at ldIewilde GEN.
etery.
Mr.. Prather says that he thinks 40 Of
the Ga members of the old company,
which Is years ago at an encampmeni
at The Dailes won first honors in drills.
still survive, and an effort will be
made to have everyone at the banquet
proposed. In 1891 President Harrison
made a call at Hood River. Company
d. forming a military escort for hin
during his visit.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1916-04-06

The value of apples as spheres OF
contentment is realized by men of big
business concerns as is attested by the
following clipping from commercial
paper published in New York in the in
terest of ready-to-wear and dry goods
merchants which was handed the Gla.
cier by N. E. McCsrty. purchaser for
the Paris Fair:
At 4 o'clock every afternoon, a gong
rings in the Lerner Waist Co. Office.
Immediately a negro brings around a
large basket of apples which are pri-
marily intended for the entire working
force, but buyers or other visitors are
also offered the fruit. Mr.. Lerner. in
discussing the reason for this innova-
tion. declared that knowing the health
full value of apple eating. he had insti-
tuted the idea. For 10 minutes all of
the empoyes rest at o'clock; eat an
apple. and then return to their tasks.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1916-04-06
GOVERNMENT MEN
MEET WITH BOARD

C. W. Moomaw and w. II. Kerr. rep
resentatives of the Office of Markets Of
the United States Department of Agri.
culture. and P. R. Weyrauch. president
of the newly formed Fruit Growers
Agency, Inc. were here Monday after.
noon in conference with the board oi
directors of the Apple Growers Associ.
alton. in order that they might 60 over,
according to Wilmer Sieg, details OF
the proposed uniform contract and clear
up points for the board members who
will later carry the plans direct tc
grower members of the Association.
At present conflicts between the
uniform contract and contracts already
signed between growers and the Asso'
citation exist.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1916-04-06
"BUY AT HOME"
Is WEEKS SLOGAN

Participating in Northwestern Club
W0men's Home Consumers Week, "
which began Monday and lasts until
Saturday, according to proclamation
issued by Governor Withycombe. local
people have pledged themselves to pur-
chase no goods away from home, and
where possible to buy finished products
made in northwestern manufactures
this week.
The Woman's club has endorsed the
plan and committees from that organ
ization and the Commercial club are
working in conjunction with merchants
to create interest. Monday morning
"Buy at Home" badges were distrib-
uted to all people.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1916-04-06
Eadleman Home Burned

The country home of B. F. Eadle.
man, formerly supervisor of the Oak
Grove road district. and the contents
of the house we're totally destroyed by
fire Tuesday afternoon. The cause OF
the fire is unknown. Mr.. Eadleman
was away in the field planting potatoes
ard the other members of the family
were away from home. The flames
we're first seen by Charles Rathbun, q
liveryman, who spread the alarm.
Strenuous efforts on the part of neigh
bors saved an adjoining apple house.
Mr.. Eadleman's property was insured
for $1,000. The insurance was carried
with the Liverpool, London & Globe
Co., of which ]. M. Culbertson is local
representative. An adjustment was
made yesterday.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1916-04-06

Although the Fourth of July is some
months in the future, proposals for the
entertainment of the populace on that
glorious day are already being made.
Mutual friends of both men have sug-
gested that Arthur Howell and James
Stranahan run a race down the main
street of the city in their Franklin
automobiles. Both men have won
marked recognition for their ability as
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1916-04-06
New Candidates for Commissioner Out

Will A. LangilIe. Of the Mount Hood
community. will be a candidate for
county commissioner, running on the
Republican ticket in opposition to j. 0.
Hannum, of the Upper Valley. Peti-
tions for MIR. Langille are now being
circulated in different parts of the val
ley. Petitions are also being circulated
for M. r. Noble, who will probably
seek the Democratic nomination for
the office,
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1916-04-06
River Road Again 0pen

The county highway, leading from a
point near fuckers bridge six miles
south of the city. which has been
blocked by slides since the heavy snow
storms during the first of the year, is
again passab,e for wagons. Motor
traffic. however. will be difficult for
several weeks. The highway, following
the gorge of Hood river for several
miles, is known as the River road.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1916-04-06
Manual Training Exhibit Attracts

A display at the Stewart Hardware
Co. store of completed furniture and
other articles made by the students of
the manual training department of the
Hood River high school has attracted
great deal of attention this week. A
number of the handsome pieces denote
skilled artisanship on the part of the
members of the class.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1916-04-06
Apply Semi.Dormant

Leroy Childs, acting superintendent
of the experiment station, urges all
growers to make application of semi
dormant lime-sulhur on early varieties
of apples for control of scab.
The spray strength should be as fol-
lows: 50 test, to 20; 20 to 81 test.
Ito Is.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1916-04-06
RAIN PAST FIVE
MONTHS EXCESSIVE

The rainfall for the past five months.
according TO the records kept by Coop
erative Observer Kimball. has been
40. go inches, an excess of 10 inches
over the yearly average for the valley.
MIR. KimbalI's report for March is as
follows:
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1916-04-06

~. W. McCulloch. candidate for the
Republican nomination for Public Ser.
vice Commissioner for the eastern Ore
gon district, is endorsed by judges,
public officials, business men, farmers,
stock men, grangers and every class of
citizens. Read his endorsements circu-
ated in pamphlet form.
I Other candidates are recommended
for their clerical ability. Mr.. McCul-
loch is recommended for his executive
ability.
For Public Service Commissioner you
need an executive, not clerk.
(paid adv)
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1916-04-06

Fred Rand on Sunday won the prize
of handsome reel hung up by Cara.
brant 4 Parker for the best catch of
mountain trout on that day. MIR. Rand
landed 72 beauties.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1916-04-06

Bailey spent Saturday fishing on Her.
man creek. They drove from Hood
River down the Columbia river high
way in Mr.. Shay's automobile. The
men caught a total of 81 fish.
THE snow was still deep in the Her.
man creek canyons. says MIR. Weber,
land the water is still too high for
good fishing"
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1916-04-06

On Sunday Rust Evinger and EN-.
nett Tomkins both caught "a trout"
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1916-04-06

The trout season opened Saturday.
You may now catch and keep a fish,
provided il is six inches in length.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1916-04-06

Butter wrappers at this Office.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1916-04-06
FINS, FuRS AND FEATHERS

An Old Indian remedy for Salmon
poisoning" of dogs. remedy that is
said to always cure, in case the disease
has not progressed too:far, consists of
dose of lard about as big as a man 8
fst and tablespoonful of table salt.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1916-04-06

J. n. Fredricy went after trout Mon
day afternoon.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1916-04-06

Walter Shay. Earl Weber and Bill
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1916-04-06
SUNNI

Slgned
F. B. KIMBALL,
Cooperative Observer.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-10-14
LITTLE GIRLS PLEA
FOR HER OLOOY WINS

MILWAUKEE. Wis, Oct. Ia
LET out our dearest papa and God
will bless you aud keep you healthy
aud give you a long life. will be
10 on my birthday. Oct. 10"
Thus read part OF an appeal from
little Olga Gerstenberger to Judge
A. C. Blackus OF the municipal court
who six months ago sentenced the
cbild's father to two years in the
house of correction for wife abandon
ment.
The Judge said he read the little
girls letter to his family and then
asked the young son whose birthday
falls on the same date what he want
eC for a present and he said:
Give the little girl her dad back
and you won't have to give me any
thing"
The judge issued an order for a
new trial.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-10-14
SINCLAIR MAY BACK DEAL
To PURCHASE DODGERS

NEW YORK, October Hilary
Sinclair, the Oklahoma oil magnate
and former Federal league angel, =
Is the man behind the works in the
proposed purchase of the Brooklyn
Dodgers, il was reported on good
au thority today. The deal is being
attempted through James Gaffney,
former owner of the Boston braves.
" hen he asked Charles Ebbets of
Boston during the worlds series II
he would take fair price for the
club it became known today that
he had as his hacker Sinclair. Eb-
bets at the same time said he would
talk to Gaffney later. The two are
expected to get together shortly.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-10-14
BIG EATERS GET
KIDNEY TROUBLE
Take salts ut First Sign Of BlasItIer
Irritation or Backache.

Irritation or Backache.
The American men and women
must guard constantly against Kid
ney trouble. because we eat too much
and all our food is rich. Our blood
is filled with uric acid which the
kidneys strive to filter out, they
weaken from overwork. become slug
gish; the eliminative tissues clog
and the result is kidney trouble.
bladder weakness and general de-
cline in health.
When your kidneys feel like
Jumps of lead your back hurts or
the urine is cloudy. full of sediment
or you are obliged to seek relief two
or three times during the night: If
you suffer with sick headache or
dizzy. nervous spells. acid stomach,
or you have rheumatism when the
weather is bad, get from your phar-
macist about four ounces of aid
Salts: take a tablespoonful in glass
of water before breakfast for a few
days and your kidneys will then act
fine. This famous salts is made from
the acid of grapes and lemon juice,
combined with lithia. and has been
used for generations to flush and
stimulate clogged Kidneys: to neu-
tralize the acids in the urine so it
no longer is a source of irritation,
thus ending bladder disorders.
Jad Salts is inexpensive. cannot
injure. makes delightful effer-
yescent Whitewater beverage. and
belongs in every home. because no.
body can make mistake by having
a good kidney flushing any time
tAdv.)
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-10-14
Running Conditions,
COMPREHENSIVE EXHIBIT
OF THE FINEST POULTRY
Cotton Palace Show at Waco
Will Prove Interesting to Bird
Fanciers From All Over State.

Waco. Texas.-No one attending the
Cotton Palace can afford TO miss the
big poultry show 1t will be the mos
comprehensive exhibit of every kind
of bird under the sun. that can be
found at any exposition. None but the
highest class of experts are employed
in the poultry department, thus insur
ing proper care and intelligent judg
ment of the birds,
The Cotton Palace poultry show has
won a reputation for immensely ant
fairness all over the country Fanciers
from all over the state have -alread,
made arrangements for entering theil
exhibits in the show which opens Nov
A. Hundreds OF applications from vel
known faneiers living in other state:
have also been received. It is possible
that the present poultry building viii
have 10 be enlarged 10 accommodate
the increasing demand for space.
The premiums offered in this fepart
ment are much larger than are usual,
offered al fairs and expositions. A
blue ribbon won at the poultry show
OF the Cotton Palace means somethins
big. A postal card request to the see
rotary for a premium list WIN receive
prompt attention.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-10-14

". r. Bell. guardian. to 5. =. sut-
ton. 10 acres Of A J Porter survey
$500.
J. Bailey 70 u. Mayfield. par; OF
Jno Douthett survey; s2is.so.
J. J. Self - uN to } W. Woodward.
sos acres Of A. l.. Hume survey.
s2z5o
]. y Dunaway et al TO J :. Bales
e. al. so.s acres OF A. Greathouse
Fl al surveys: $4,000.
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acres G. KimmeIl ct al surveys;
s5.s1I75.
4. chencviIie to =. c. Newell. part
division ~. Ennis; $3.50
Earl Fain TO \. J. Reynolds. part
block rs. Ennis: $1,000.
n J. Reynolds to n. b. Feagins.
part block rs. Ennis: $4,000.
\. y. Feagins to Il. b. White. lot
+, block 1877. Ennis: $1,000.
X. u. Horton TO ~ -. Fcagins. lot
s. block 1877. Ennis: $3.50.
T. ". Gore ct ux to j. +. Killiam.
part OF Lucy Dunnegan survey
s1.f00.
r. Couch. administrator. to J. T..
Cooper ct ux. 80 acres OF T. /.