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The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1916-09-22
Ords. ID From Panama.

Panema.-The Panama government
mas ordered p Priam, said to be
British Indian Revolutionary propa
sandist, to leave the country He re,
used to go, and has engaged lawyers
% fight the case. The British minis
ter is investigating.
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1916-09-22

The city Of Shreveport, through the
mayor and city commissioners, offered
the Shreveport Watcrworks Com.
pany S750,0OG for its plant as it stands,
and $4,000 additional if delivery is
made within ninety days H. Hobart
Porter, president Of the American Wa
terworks and Electric Company, own
er OF the stock of the Shreveport
Company, agreed to submit this offer
to the bondholders and to give the
city their answer at the earliest pos
sible moment.
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1916-09-22


LniAer NJ FAIRBANKS brother Oh
tofHief wee PRESIDENT fairhahkS' has
Drought suit III In" federal court 10Y
lAe western dlstricl Of Louisiana
asah"1 Guy +. HtuDbS ana me mon
Eatiohai BdhR, seeking 10 set daide
NE sale OF lhooO acres OF land lying
acJacen> 10 the property On when Z
gas Wen was brought recently at
ApYhef. north or Monroe. thr lana
IS III Onachl'a and MoTehouse par
lSh'S.
me grounds OF nu!lll| embrace az
attack on tie appraiS"m"nt OF IN"
Iaho ana u" laii)lre 70 auFPr,iSe II"
properly in MorehouSe parish prior
10 me sale when me tract was b0ugh
by Nr. SlHbDs. The claim - "''
fc"th III III" petition that the lhrd
was appraised at Only one.titth OF It's
value NE appraisers "er" ). d.
Lahikln' representing IN" JAioA Va
-'iohai Bank; {. +. Campbell, repre-
A"'l'HS MI. FalFoahhS' ana j. WE.
ooaF hlmOoOrhe as umpire.
ne SAFE OF Inc !aAu gre" oui OF INC
SUI u me Union National BANK
AGAINST VII. FairpankS on mortSag"
notes helu by the Oanh ana ORIGINALITY
gwen ny MT Falrbanks 10 ID" Cen
'Tai immigration and Land thv1t-
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1916-09-22
Will Build New Span.

Ottawa, Ont.-The St. Lawrence
Bridge Company has accepted raspon-
sbility for the fal! of the Quebec
bridge span and gave notice that 1t
will replace the span and complete
the t"idge as soon as possible.
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1916-09-22
Concrete Shin "a Built

Christiania.-A new type Of ship
has arrived here from the shipyards
Of Christianiajford. The ship resem-
bles a huge barge, is constructed en-.
tirely OF concrete, except for steel
ribs. 1t is the first stone vessel ever
floated. It Is said that the hull will
resist damage better than steel or
wood
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1916-09-22
1916 Textbook Issued,

New York.-The Democratic text
book for 1916, issued here by the Dem
ocratic National Congressional Com
mIttees, contains 4S4 pages. Its $40,
gan is Peace With Honor, Prepared
ness. Prosperity"
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1916-09-22
Arkansas County Is Dry.

Jus Christi, Tex.-Aransas
CT, Texas, moved into the PROFIT
bi column, the "drys" winning il
al option election by a majority
oivotes. The county four years
ated prohibition, but for the past
tyars it has been, wet.
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1916-09-22
Four "Army" Guests Die,

Detroit, Mich Five men are dead
and a score OF others narrowly es-
capped from fire which swept the
Salvation Army industrial building.
About Is persons were in the build.
ing when the fire was discovered.
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1916-09-22

Extensive preparations are peing
made for the second annual fair
which will be held at Opelousas on
October s, ct and s. A large number
of additional sheds and buildings have
been constructed to care for an an
ticipated increase in exhibits. The
fair held last year, the first, attempt,
was very successful. DR.. r. M. Lit
tell, president, predicts that the 1916
show will be on a much larger scale.
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1916-09-22
,.o4 Car Was Shedding.

,trect Car Was Speeu!nY.
Worth, Textile police cam
ngai1st speeding extended to
stars and a motorman on Hemp
h. was fined $25 for fast driv'
ir
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1916-09-22

President Thomas D. Boyd, of Louis
lana University, chairman of the COM
mittee on selection Of Rhodes scholars
for Louisiana, announces that the
next qualifying examination for the
scholarship from this state will be
held at l.. S. U. October and 4. From
among those who pass the examina-
ton successfully the committee will
choose one candidate. He will 60 IN
to residence at Oxford University.
England, in October, 1917.
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1916-09-22

Three new buildings are about com.
pieted and ready for the Louisiana
State Fair to be held at Shreveport
the first week in November. For the
ar the farge numbsr
of entries in it's swine show a new
brick, steel and concrete swine barn
has been built at a cost Of $4,000 To
take care Of its agricultural exhibits
the agricultural hall has been doubled
in capiclty. A new feature will De
the Model Dairy, constructed in order
to illustrate how small dairy can
be operated at a small cost. This
model dairy will show the actual cost
OF construction and equipment ana
everything pertaining to the industry,
so that visitors interested can be
taught how to improve their methods.
The swine barns have four hundred
and eighty all concrete pens, with run
ming water and perfect sanitary con-
ditions. This division Of the fair and
the cattle show OF pure blooded stock
from every section Of the United
States promise to be one OF the rec
0rd-breaking live stock shows of .he
South. Auction sales will be held
daily during the fair Of all classes or
! fine cattle and swine
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1916-09-22

A paper manufacturing company Or
ganized by officials and stockholders
Of the Great Southern Lumber Com
pany, Bogalusa, filed its charter with
the clerk Of court in Franklinton. The
companv has an authorized capital Of
81 100000, with 100000 already sub
scribed.
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1916-09-22

The Prairie Farm Lands Company
has entered into a contract with the
Payne Investment Company, Of Oma-
ha, Neb, whereby the latter concern
will dispose Of the company's large
tract Of lana Immediately south "
Lake CHI" les. The first crowd Of Ne
braska farmers brought here by the
Payne Company left after purchasing
more than 600 acres of land.
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1916-09-22

While 14-year-old Eionzo. son OF
Stanford Trotti. a snail retail mer.
chant in North Leesville, was cut,
ting and saving stove wood he was
instantly killed by the discharge of
shot gun, which he attempted to lii
over a log, the hammer striking a
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1916-09-22

The old Shreveport Country Club
building, used as meeting place for
the state agricultural associations and
other organizations. and situated On
the state fair grounds. was DESTROYED
by fire. The origin Of the flames has
not yet been ascertained. The build
ing was valued at $4,000 and was oc-
cupied by f. J. Smith, caretaker.
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1916-09-22

Foreclosure proceedings have been
filed by the St. Mary Bank and Trust
Company against the heirs OF E. p.
Munson ct al. on Woodlawn Planra.
ton, situated about three miles he
low Napoleonville The sum of So.
600 and the further sum of s per cent
per annum interest on $4,000 from
January Is, 1913, are involved.
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1916-09-22

Jobn U. vining of Amite City, who
has held the secretaryship Of the Tan
sipahoa parish police jury for the past
two wears or more, is a candidate for
custodian of the state house. The po-
sition is now held by Col. T; ]. But
,er os rontchatoula. Hall appointee.
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1916-09-22

Homer High School is threatened
:.,, Noon tsmporary suspension on account
r a lack of sufficient funds TO MAN
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1916-09-22
Fairbanks Is Stricken.

Oklahoma City, Okla.--Char'
Fairbanks, Republican vice I
tial candidate, suffered an
Indigestion while addresy I
audience at the auditoH
compelled 70 quit spe@
utcS and during the il I
pie left the buildY I
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1916-09-22

J. Fl. McNeely Of Colfax has on ex-
,,shit,on in his office three pumpkins
.r,;ch measure fffy-fye inches in cir
s,,mfarence.. The pumpkins are fair
average of four wagon'oads selected
som n big crop, FROM which the seed
',i,1 ne saved for hext.year's planting
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1916-09-22

Rev, Sam Small famous evangelist
"a nrobibition lecturer, will visit
Tnonaldsonvllle and, will address
p a,,n,;c meeting in the courthouse. he
pa i,, sneak at Houina and at Napoleon
vile.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-12
10. aupitel.

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ung tDelde SbreI rief JraaIeir
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len aniren un0 nit aItmpbiiaer S0fs
ti6teit 2tgnes BON 8seren gu BEN
traunen Ripsipfu bes Dobns unc
StaatsSimmsrs in Del Seeitrabe IN
WilmsrsbDrf.
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gen, Jrdulsin 3isr" fuste nit berjs
getpinnsnber SyreurbIrnteit Die jung:
Srau. sic Iieb Itd auf ben bargebos
tenen Sip nisber, ipd6renD iis bic 9lu'
gen iibsr bas ,3tmmer Ihpeifen lteb.
bas ibr eiren 0ben, fstIemmenDer
@inDru1 modts, ME nan ibn lei4,
er,pfdngi, ipenn man gtdume 6stri!t.
beren geipobner unldngit perItorbsn
iinb. y0c i'd 9alentins tets iebr, ielr
lisb sebabt babe, 70 glaubte i9 oaraua
Elm Rs6t bsrisiten gu eiirfen, mid
mad bsm 8sftllOen ibrer Sante gu err
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trbt, unb 9aIentine f4limmer als
5as -" Die lbrdnen, relde Der ar
men aften Dame 'tets i>hr na6e na=
rem, I6oiien ibr iebt n bic Qugen.
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bas Spfa unp nabm ne pelte, rurs
selDoGe 6anb beg alteH Jrduleins in
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nirb 8alentine gerelnigt bon benz
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-12
@ranbeisent6nms .SbpOtGefsn.
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Som.s 3. WooIf an CHARLES 5
Matbes u. u. $3.50.
marp @raueI an clinton German
q .unb 6. u. 500.
Marp gurie an Green Strabs 6
unb 3. So. $1,000.
9tnna W. Steinfelb an u. 8. Beam
$500.
ebparb asrn an @bam gommei
$500.
6eOrse u. 9eniiisl an propiSeni
'epan 60. $2100.
Marp u. DonneIlp an George g
Games $500.
Satob gileofsts an George 8.
Sames $175.
gli5abstb Gang an price 9ia yto.
2 3. unb g. so. $1,000.
ssoI.pbins MattI6ed on RoIsmoni
9. unb 6. 60. $1,000.
aenrietta .. RspnOIbs an Scspbir.
aorte $500.
sSsoIeph u. 2uttman an Clifton
Seisbts go. 2 6. unb 3. 60. $500.
Gaa g. Stepsns an nomeitta6
G. unb 6. SO. $4,000.
Jranf u. 3immsfmdn an Rortpoob
Smpropsb 9. unb 8. 60. $1,000.
Spiepb ShiImoe[sr an Weit Rnr-
iuoob o. unb 8. 60. $1s25.
9beobore u. grob an Drenlrn
elps. 8. unb .. 60. S240o
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-12
(srnuOeiaeHtbnms ilsberirasnmsea.
Gintinnati. 11. aft.


Gbparb gepler 5r. an 2i55ieGs
SO SUB an Der Qorbfeits Der Mapben
aDenue, bstahnt als Got 173 IN Bep'
ler's untnabtbeilune auf Wlt. p.tsi
$s5. !.
german qabls an ebipars. Bern
14.2S qdsr 2ano in Seition 16 in
Green SOpnf9ip 81.
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uno WlabHoH Ssbree, 80 4der aart
in SettiOn 26 in SrinefislO 5opu'
ibip 81.
Sobn Wledlsr an Marb unD Jranl
@rauel. 25 BEL 100 Jub on Der SIts
ictt Der Witlsr Strdbe aipii6en Sans
fielb uno Blue Rod Strabe 81.
Spiepb Guebbeman an georss u.
unb Clara ReniiisI, 20 BEL ITS gut
an Der Oitfeits fer Wiab slntbonn
Strabe, 295 GuB n5rbIi9 Der G9nIe
SiraBe 81.
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9otrid Maees, 25. bei " SUB an Der
Sftfsits Der gbrans GtraBe nSrbli5
ben ct. Clair Strdbe 81.
GbriTtidn Gtott u. u. an Rob
Greaip, 80 tei 100 s5us an bn Dr.
ieite Der Sulftsao Strabe, nabe Wcs
Millun CTR. 81.
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gterna, Cots 143 unb 144 in guclib
Ganb gHociation's sipeiier lIntsrabs
tbeilung in aennsop 6eisbts 81.
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SO bel 270 SUB an Der W,itfeits her
@eit 5Orrsr Strabs in Gettion 33 in
Spcamore Sotpnfbip 81.
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9. unb DoIIis 8eubrine, Gci 80 In
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-12

Sreb 3. GIari an Dsattis Sbidnsr
$1o0.
emma MeGarthn on GoneOrbia 3.
u. So. $1,000.
| Sarrieti u. gIemter on Some 3.
mb g. SO. $500.
Saloatore Wiisle an Gem y. IN,
6. SO. $3.50.
Senrp Soblen an Calhoun 6. unb
.. So. $2250.
gmil pabner an 0odlanb y. unb
6. q. 50. $500.
Bernard Sauer on Republie g.
urb g. 60. $500.
aais O'0onnea an 20. Gsnturr
g. unb 6. So. $3.50.
G,eorss g. 9risFn an gDsitsru
German gant $1,000.
SoI.pb s. S4orr an gIla autts
meper $500.
9ll6srt >. 9llcorn an Sobn $.
Martin $1,000.
Gthel Y. epripn an Southeru S1lo
2. unb 3. 60. $500.
Carolina 8. paitIep on Griie Ra.
ticnal ganf ppn gbepipt 1926.
aouifa Mou ar Souibern S1io 8.
.nb z. 60. $500.
2lnnG u. Sirumple- an Soutkrn
Cbip 6. unb 3. gp. $1,000.
Salius YepIer an bic SatIep g.
unb 8. 60. $1,000.
Sboinas edmonton on Wt. 2oots
sat G. unb 6. go. $3.50.
8etifgte Sppptbefen.
Sefrp Gutbris an Z. @arb 6. Wo
3. So. $1700.
9puiie 10. sieber on Goutbern
Ohio 6. unb 3. 60. $500.
Ssear .. Sneram an bp. $500.
aaura .. @c5arlan on DO. $1,000.
WilIiam Wl. Gelipide an JiHaHes
g. unb g. 60. $500.
Soiepb 9isseSat on 9lIbert Sang
man II. u. $2450.
sSreb SO. Jerris an Mereer 6. unb
g. 60. S3250.
Spbn Disbl an aenor 9. unb 6.
60. $1,000.
9lu9uiia Disbl an DO. $1,000.
Glisabetb Gang on price Sin go.
Q 8. utb 9. So. $1750.
Samuel Wolffpn an Mofis 80.
Sopie $1,000.
Wiaiam aittIeforb on Sames O.
Cooper $4250.
SSoi. autiman an Clifton Seishts
Rr. 2 9. urb 3. 60. $1,000.
Warian WeSntpre on 6cmeiteab
G. unb 6. SO. $l700.
Gbmunb %. 9inslsp on Gbitb Q.
8. 6artmdn $500.
Sofepb RpHa an ct. Bernard pro.
srsiiibe 9. unb 8. u. Go. $500.
Dnoming 4muf.ment Sall Go. an
Mpomins g. unb 6. 50. $4,000.
Dora 90. Gilbert an GONE Q. unb
y. u. I'd. 3Z5OD.
9llpbons Sdsiner on WeIt aibsrtD
2. unb 8. go. $1,000.
glrbslla & Collins on iyraHi s..
Simmer $1,000.
Sobn %, geil an M. s. arms
I.rong $1,000.
Rate O'9onneI an Walnut SiHs|
e. uHb .. 60. $500.
Scfspb eissc5us an Ct. Martins
elfiemblp 30. 243, 500.
Wm. s. Carroll an Brighton Ger,
man 9dnt $4,000.
@nton 9ornbnser al Gal5pun 6.
inb .. gp. SO. 2 $500.
SOfepb Rofa an Wm. z. glisnabs,
$500.
Della @e,Bel on Big Jour 3. uno
G. Go. S25QO.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-12

gu MitelitSsrn Der Ghifabris.
aommiIiiDn ioII,H DON @r1iibsnt gDil.
ion Bernard Batter. friibsrsr prdIlbtn:
etr atlantic xransppri 2iw. unb r.
9 prait. ghsr BEG GhiFfabtts ga.
rsais, aistrItben fsin.
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ben I'M ausaif, nit $3S, LEE, ,242, bi.
ppridbrigen Inn 81, 1853 .029 iibertrol.
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61. So lS55 tslaufsn Elm Wssbs %.
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Mntsers College SubeIieier.

RUTGERS goI!sss in glep gruns.
lrid. ". s., ipi,b bi.Ier sase bic ,ssi.t
itines anbsrtbdib5uEbertjdbrissn y.
iiebeils bsgebsu unb In glHsriennur9
esr 5baiiaas, bah bic 4nitdlt i5gs
Gntitebuns gum groben gbeil ben g..
miibun9en bolidnoiidsr aploniiten ~
iatten hat, 1T Der gsTaEbte Der 9its
tsrlanD,, gbsralier pan Rapparp, ii,
nsr Der teliebisiien uuo fd9isiten n
plrmaien in @aibineirn. BON b.n
Sruiiees beg College Sim Jubilium
eInselaben ipotpsn, nm bic Sauptrehs
5a bdl.si ano feline grnsnnuns gum
GbrenoOiior Der Rs9is eutgegeHJu'
nebu,en.
Rlit9ers College, am 10. Ropemb:r
1866 bon 9eorgs BEN 3ritien barb
be 9nabe @o,Iss a1nig Don 9robbris
tannisn, 5rantreih uHo sSrlanb, Y,r-
ibeibissr bes Glaubens ETC." gegriin.
BET, III bic a9tdlteiie 2ebrdnitaIi ftr
Ser. S.aaien. BON ibrs,n eriten Gbas
ratter eriftisrt teine a6ifrtit, moo!
ater in Der aspeite am 20. Mdrs ITO
bur6 DiIIiam Gnanliin, GOupera.ut
Der qropins Rem Seriep. i'm Rameu
a0nig Georges se,pdbrte 0reibrisf
erbalten, Der es oils 3tpef bon. Sueens
College" nerln., bic Suatnb Der pros
biHS uHb Der benchbcIien 4olorisn
in Der tpnbrsn ReIigior unb in Hiis,
li1em Wifien 81 ,iuterridten, Dor az
lem aber cine fdbis., selebrte pro.
teiiantiide geiitli9,.tt seHdb Der
9trfaiiuns Der reforn:erten airG.g
in ben Der. pronin3en unb sntlaug
ben BON Der 0orter Rational Spnoo:
fsiigsIegien Rihtlirieu Mransu6ilben.
Cine Der 9aupibtbinsunssn b,s
Jreibriefes III, bab be Qntali ists
sinen 2shriiu9l fir ensisIde Sprdf:
iuiterhnlte inio oieie aiid IN allen
ibren aoIss;tn etc. oafpenbs. gpie
snslif9 bic 8riinber IrIber fpnrsn,
mSse bas Raranspsr1sibnis Der sr.
fen zruItess beipeiien, ilniere 4nsIc,
manen tperben baraus ,riennen, bag
bereiis bamals Der girbtitri1biirs:.
eIne bsbeuienb: Rptk ipielte unb i'm,
mer in eriter Ntibe fidnb, no es bic
JDrberung Der geiitiser Gntipidluns
Der neueu Weli gait.
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sruiie,s bic Serren:
Cir Wiliam SobnIor, Sobnnnes.
Senritus, 96:i4ius, Jonannss 2epbi,
0aDib Wtalrias, Wariinps Ban Sar,
linsen, SotOb R. S1rosnbergb uno
@m. Sadfon BON Rem S.risD. Gas
miiel 8erbruf, 9orent g.roonlan,
Maurice 9ostItius, Gilarbus gnsfi.r,
10, Soan Sdareman Opm g1stp gor.
anb p9iIip Wrbsrs urb Sonaiban
Dubois bon q.nniploanIen. dubtrMm
Senbrid sSifb.r, pet,r 2abristit. ps
ter Sdisnclspsr, gsier Ghnei. 9anis
Np. philip JStn6. SO7n Goptnbcs.n.
6snrieus Gubp.r pon Retp ssri,p,
Sifncn Sobnioh 9biIip 2ipinaiton
gsoi Paulins, sSobanuss Sarbeubsrs5.
Abrabam 9ns6roid. Sf,oborus @dn
Npd. abrabaM Colt scbn 9rinders
hrff, Ridolas Siiifpill. U6artinus
Spffmaun, Sa.pb 8. Zen Gpd. Soba
AGrins, Sfaue 9roomln unb garnars
bug Rhter. Der 1rei5rief perfiiat
',rnsr. bab tsin. SoD;s ron i5m Oil,
tigieit tdben icl. lie lei bsnn Don
pttsr 3abrisii: unter5.idnst.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-12

unb psrlieben aetneinIfaiilib bic giai
in Der Hau9TtraBe, es Dsrgins dbsr
cine seroume ,3tit, ehe aonrab ieint
nidt allsu fern bappn gslesene Mob.
nuns III Der gittori1itrabe errei4te,
benn Der ibn besleitenGs Ge9tsans
malt fiibrte :3n mebrma!s bic 5biers
sartsnItrabe auf unD az. SIRE unteta
b.iltrns bre1ts iid ielt riht um @a'
lentine 3ier, sonpern &orl 2agemanr
lisb ii6 pon Spnrao aus 5rau BON
9eerens Susenoseit urb eie 9eIdiate
ibrer tur5en She erSdblen.
Dis lie iiA eneIih gsirennt 9attsn,
unb 2usemdnn ieinen Wsg nah Oem
aaiIer9of fortIebte, ND sr cine 8sra6s
reouns nit 5reunoen bate, ba murs
melte er balbIaut Dor iit bin: wWie
1T es nur mDgIi4, bab 6ieier MeniG)
cine Iol@e Srau BON &inoesbeiuen all
tennt uno ned 9lugen far eine anoere
bdt2"
,9lne g9etter, 2agenidnrb tpel9ea
@erbre6er pnllen Sic oenn morgea
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pI0Blia anrsoen, unp cine fapere
SunO legts iia uuf ieine Sdultsr.
,9pn Der @de Der 2tneen Der, oi,
ganse @ilbelmitrabe entIang bin i'd
Sbnen auf ben gerIen, unb sic mere
fen es ni4t Gno reOsr 9alblaut pof
iib bin."
raIb, srten qlbenb, 5err Saupts
mann, anttpprtete 2agemann uno boz
bem anberen bic San5. rWti4 be-
IDGftist in Der 'Sbat Elm einsiger, nod
= ME bagctpeiensr Sail, iiter peIasn i'd
jsbo6 -
,StilIi9neigen beoba1ten mOate"
fiel ibm Der Die Uniform Der 9ioniers
trasenoe Sdup.mann tn5 Wprt, bin
niht neugieris, lieber 9pttor. aoms
men Sic, ipiiIsn Sic nit einem 9laie
Martobrunner Sbre 8ertbibi9erIor,
gen fiji. bsute bnlpes. Sic iinp bO4
auf Dem Begs na6 rem Saiier6oT"
2asemann bejabte. Der Sduptmdnn
ft.ob ieinen 2lrm in ben Ieinen, un5
beibs lssien gemeiniam ZEN nur Hoa
inr3en gBeS na6 Dem Sdiierbot 5Ga
rid, lprbei Der eritere RE Soften bss
llnter6altung trus.
,Wean man lpiibts ipel6er 6all
mid beItdftig., unc irrr Der arms
9srbrsher lit, cen er betiifFt, i'd Mir
be gum S6apsn auch nod ben Spoit
taben". Sa6ts 2agemann. nQber ma
rum SGaben. iparum Spott?" fu1r
er fort uno .ibtste iid, lnrpiatiirlif
bDber auf. .Nurum 70 tIeinmiitbis9
Sn Der Hraft !isgt bas Slid, mar Elm
@dbGpru6 meines 8aters. Wurllm
n;dt msins ooIe &raft einiegen, um
mir has faDnits, re;nite Slid gu ges
=
,Ssen oa, Die betpen leBten BON oer
jest pirb bas rSeiam
DIle bid" ert6nsn t0riNn!" rief mon
Dem 6auptunann unb BEN Sottor gu.
ais tie in eines Ser biibif nlsgeitat.
ttten Separat3immer bss aaiierbofeS
tratsn, fpp spoIf biz oiersebn Serren,
oarunter einige in Uniform, beg Gu'
genblides burrten, no lie ii6 an Der
uno geIdmadnou geoetten
SoFel gu einem in 5ismltt oorssriits
ter Stunbe ita!tfinbsnoen WtabI nieA
oerlufen tonn:eH.
,Dpttrr, mag 1T beuts nit S1nen9
Saben Sic einen spsifslluften 9rossB
ssibpnnen? SIT Sbnen bas srobe Sos
3usefalen9"? borte iid Gosemunn i'm
oes 4berbs mshrmals fru>
gen, Oenn feline sebobsne Stimmun5
fiel allen ouf. sic ipubisn ni4t, bag
lie ni6t burb Elm @Oub1oates, iuns
bern Durd bas friIte feite Wollsn
berpurserufen mar.
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MentabtL.

a.: Der 6ausfne1t 5m O65en
fdeint Elm fd0nes Stiid gelb gu psrs
bienen9 - g.: Dos slaub |, bei benz
bab'n tpenisittns stp0lf grauen abons
nisrt, bub sr tmmtr I'm balb eqs stre
ldnn9 'nalIi9mabsl
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Sn 2onbon ee1t Elm WerbsiOlbat
arf einen itramnen iungen Wann gu,
Der nit einem Wtil9pagen burd biz
Stabt fdbrt. y6e, juugerWdnn, m09z
ten Sic niht bem &DniJ bienen9"
SSo, germ, Dte Diel Sitter braust st
benns1
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-05-05

such as govt. asthma. sciatica. renal
calculus. "Anuric" p%rolongs life be-
cause old people usually suffer from
hardening and thickening OF the
walls OF the arteries. due 10 the ex-
cess Of uric acid In the blood and
tissues.
Or. Pierce. who is director and
chief physician at the Inyalids' Hoo
tel and Surgical Institute. Buffalo.
n. Y. has been testing this wonder
|ful medicine for the relief OF over
worked and weakened kidneys. The
obtained by sufferers has been
so satisfactory that he determined TO
place "Auuric" with the principal
druggists in towns where people
could get this medicine for soc. AN
uric" is not harmful or poisonous.
but aids nature in throwing off those
%poisons within the body which cause
so much suffering, pain and misery.
Scientists assert this remedy Is 81
more potent than lithia.-
.(Adv.)
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-05-05

Dear Editor:
sent for a box OF Dr. Pierce's
Anuric Tablets for my husband. and
he has been greatly benefited by
them. He suffered from lame back
and weak kidneyss kidney excretions
being too frequent. After giving
"Anuric'' a trial we are convinced
that il is the best kidney medicine
made. Will be glad to recommend
II tSignedD
MRS. r. ID. MINES.
Note:-It is now asserted with
confidence that these painful effects
due TO uric acid in the system are
entirely eradicated. A new remedy
called ''Anuric' has been discovered
By Or. Pierce. and is the cause OF a
drainage outward OF the uric acid
with which it ONES in contact with
i'm the body. 10 VIII ward off back
ache. headache and the darling pains
and aches OF articular or muscular
rheumatism-of those diseases which
are caused by too much uric acid,