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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-11-14
COTTON USED
BY HOME MILLS
CONSUMPTION IN UNITED STATES
FOR OCTOBER AMOUNTED
TO 555,3sD BALES.
SLIGHT INCREASE
These Figures Show an Increase
Over the Same Month Last Year.
Imports Tor the Month
show Decrease.

WASHINGTON, Nov. l4. During
the month OF October 555.349 rum
ming bales OF cotton we're consumed
in the United States, against 60o,-
7G2 bales in 1915. according to a
bulletin issued by the census bureau
today
or this amount. 3f7.413 bales
were consumed in cotton growing
states. against Ell .5s4 bales in 1915.
Linters consumed during the month
amounted to 66.70s bales, against
1927 bales last year.
Cotton held in conyuming estab-
lishments On 0rtnhar al amounted
to 1.722.95S bales. against 1,345.829
bales on October 81. 1915. Cotton
held in public storage end at COM
presses amounted to S,675Is5 bslea,
against 4.170,5s3 last lear
Imports totaled 7,843 bales,
aulyalent to 500 pound bales,
gainst 1860 bales in October,
1915 Exports. including linters,
amounted to so1.47 running bales
against 675, ,279 bales in 1915.
There were 32,545,40s cottor
spindles active during the month OF
October. against 31,377,5Gs last
year.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-11-14
ELLIS SCHOOLS RECEIVE
STATE AID THIS YEAR
INSPECTOR CUNNINGHAM OF
AUSTIN WAS HERE WITH
SCPT. ELY MONDAY.
Visited Number of Schools Which
Have Applied and Many Were
Given the Maximum
SUM OF $500.

l.. L. CUNNINGHAM, rural school vis-
itor from the department of educa-
ton, was with County Superinten-
dent w. S. Ely Monday of this week
inspecting the school at Sterrett and
went carefully over the new brick
building, finding they had met all
the conditions emitting them to the
maximum aid of $500 and they were
promptly granted same for this year.
From Sterrett they went to Val
ley Grove. This district did not
have the required tax to entitle
them to the maximum aid but were
allowed $500 on condition that they
make some further improvements on
the grounds and grade a road lead
ing to the school.
Next they visited the Oyilla school
where conditions have been met with
the exception of some equipment and
We're granted $500 aid for this year
when they put in more library and
maps which meets the equipment re-
ouirements. From Oviila they went
to Mountain Peak, where they found
the library in bad condition. When
this is brought up to the standard
this school will receive $500 aid.
They next went to Howard, where
a few books we're needed, heating
properly installed and some work
on the grounds necessary TO entitle
them to maximum aid OF $500.
From Howard they visited Nash.
This school lacks some equipment,
but were assured Of the maximum
aid when ais uipment is in
stalled.
All of thes di. lets have new
with ne exception of How
ard and Mount IA Peak. Howard al
ready had a 5dern building and
Mountain Pes !, remodeled their
building last year. Ovilla and Val
ley Grove are applying for aid for
the first time this year. All the 9th
ers mentioned received aid last year,
Ovilla, Howard and Sterrett schools
have added one teacher each since
last year.
The Lotion Branch school has ap7
Piled for aid, but the inspector was
unable to reach it on this trip. They
have Il new school and will doubt
less get aid when they meet minor
requirements.
There are other schools consider
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-11-14
HEAVY SMASHING
BI.owS AGAINST toRTI-
FIED GERMAN LINES.
FIGHTING ON West
Ritter Fighting casng On Along
Western E,ona Today---Rnssians
Cross the Danube River
Below tsrHav0da.

LONDON. Nov. 1.-THE success
full smashing agsinst the heavily for
titled German line continues by the
British on the Ancre. The war of
flee today reported new progress at
Beaucourt-sur-Ahcre where 1000
German prisoners were taken.
Bitter lighting was going on in the
outskirts of the town at noon today.
The official announcement. said
the storming Of Beaumont Hanimel
had been completed. The British
rushed up reserves at all three
points. making "a lightning stroke
under cover of a heavy fog yester-
day and continued the advance today
with but slight resistance from the
Germans.
The reserves are now consolidat-
ing the gains made against the Ger
mans The Positions taken on .he
western line yesterday. after todays
consolidation. extended along front
OF more than five miles and at some
points 10 a depth of two thousand
yards.
Spread OF the fighting several
miles to the northward. reported in
fragmentary press dispatches reach
ing here. led to the belief that Gen
eral Haig's force continued to drive
on Serre but mile north of Beau
Eont Hammel and mile and a half
northwest of Mireaumont.
While interest centered in the
latest smashes by General Haig, great
Importance was attached to reports
from the eastern front that Russian
forces had crossed the Danube be-
low Cernavoda. This gives the Rus
SLAMS and Rumafians reinforcements
at point where they had already
shown to advantage over General
Mackensen's left wing. which Petro-
grad and Bucharest reports confirm,
despite the German war office state
ment that the field marshal is main
tanning his positions there.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-11-14
TEXAS TRUCK GARDENS
DAMAGED ~ FlsEEzE

DALLAS. Texas, Nov. 1.-THE
well known sunny south was one
big shiver today Blasted vegeta-
zion. frozen water pipes. the resur-
rectlon OF heayies. blue noses and
breakfastiess business men we're
some of the resulss OF the coldest
November weather In quarter OF :
century.
The cold wave extended clear to
the Gulf coast Corpus christi re-
ported temperature; OF 80 degrees
at a. III. today. Other tempera-
lures at that hour were:
Amarillo s, Abilene Is. Dallas 20.
Taylor 20, San Antonio. 3s
During the night the Amarillo Of.
fetal Thermometers touched 8 above.
the coldest November temperature
since the weather bureau was astab-
lished there on January l. 1892.
Garden truck from San Antpnio
south. which was ready to be rushed
to the northern markets, was daiu-
aged to the extent OF thousands Of
dollars.
The low temperatures are scllsd-
uied to play return engagement to-
might.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-11-14


AMSTERDAM. November IL
Thirty thousand Belgians in Ant
werp have been torn fro-a
their homes and sent 70 o9Ffa Ger
many's industrial plants. seeding
10 issues of the Echo Beige reee we'd
here today.
No more pitiable tales have con.e
from Belgium since its first over
running by the German hordes at the
Outbreak OF the war than the stories
told OF the breakinc up OF homes IN
this country By the ide spread dep
|ortation.
Three decrees by the Teuton gov
Iernor general preceded the deporta-
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-11-14
lLS COUNTY, DEMOCRATS are
MED 70 Make Contributions
lIBGE TlDWELL SUGGESTS SEC
Nr DONATION SHOULD BE
AlDE TO MEET DEFICIT.

lAse W NJ Tidwell in conversa-
p Nth a representative of the
|'zE Light on Monday afternoon
sassed the hope that Waxahachie
slsfrats would come to the aid of
: dsinoeratic national committee
II liberal donations to make up
Il aefeit incurred by reason of the
I hard fought campaign thru
|ha We have passed in the re-
za0a Of President Woodrow Viii
Ae ought to be SO delighted over
success of the campaign" said
|sass fidwell. that we woul will
~ aoabie our subscriptions to
aase OF democracy. We are adj
- 'aat there is a deficit of APP
laaiely s2e0.0Gh which the g.
sseV aemocratis voters ought to
IS W IN a liffy. If the sum was
+Sa9hed il would be only 25
saeh,.but not more than one in
= VII give, so democrats who are
0usa' TO come in with S1.O0
i relieve the embarrassment
e committee by reason of not
y ioads with which to meet
eeons The democrats through
: Vhi'ed States will not allow
Aaohal committee to bear the
y o. such deficit and Waxaha-
i out"
s'aOcrats Of Texas have done
contributing funds. to aid in
~ ~ lVashi campaign, but there
H. more work to be done and
y are rejoicing 0 vr' such q
good time 20 rtmcmher
' great deal of money
n.a 'as battle and that We ought
y. 0a'e again to wipe out the
the debt was unavoidable
We opposition had unlimited
al their command. The
much that of Texas dem
: any other state and contri-
: should be liberal.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-11-14
,,.r. a.EisHT FOR EiRLY
.,.,pRAvAL OE AMERICAN
,nrrEs FROM MEXiCo.
lIN AGREED UPON
,u..,icsr ard Mexican Commits
- Nave About Reached an
,~.,,eut Concerning DispC-
'.;,., ol rershins's Column.

NAyTlc CITY, n. J.. November
4 General Pershing's column VIII
a. Mexico soon il present plans
|. !. Ameriean-Mexican commission
.,s.,izes The commissions pros
- reaching an agreement be-
Il. ne end OF the week seem good.
.,,ht as 10 the result of the cleo
]. having passed the commissioners
,ax putting the finishing touches
H Aelr work.
~ tentative plans of the border
cement call for the immediate or
|~.usl retirement OF Pershing's men
r. their post below the boundary.
1 he meantime General Carranza
|,B tY to show good faith by hav-
!, General Murguia prosecute
|,ss vigorous than heretofore the
|As for villa and his bandits. Mnr-
+, succeeds General Trovino as
|,suander at Chihuahua City.
ne proposed agreement likewise
n 70 iar toward providing adequate
|psdty on the border, the Me1ieans
wuuirg a larger share of its protec-
J tban they have had previously.
Tie plan for the withdrawal of the
.rsricans will be guided by Ameri-
i nlitary mems advice, as the
II Of General Pershing there is
|naiered strategically useless.
Tie prospects of getting together
|sg eleven weeks OF conferences, es-
ssaF the Mexicans, are overioy-
Il At the outlook.
Tlaous internal reforms for Mexi-
h ssre proposed but it Is doubtful
B 10y Of these will be incorporated
L he formal agreement.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-11-14
ENGLAND HAS RIGHT To
APPLY THE BLACK LIST

the British government declares
there will be no application OF sec
ondary boycott OF purely American
firms unless they have some connec-
tiou with the black listed firms. This
viii apply SO long as no American
firms attempt to act as a blind or
agent for black listed firms. The
British government also expresses
readiness 10 consider the merits of
any individual application for rcn.og-
al from the black list.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-11-14
THOUSANDS Of BELG|ANS
DEPORTED TO. GERMANY

ton, according 10 Cardinal Mercier.
primate of Belgium. In the first
scrced labor was ordered OF all en-
ploy &C.. Prison and fines were inn
pcsed on vie.ators of the order. The
first degree made provision fcr work
anywhere except in Belgium.
Then, according to Cardinal Mercier.
the order was extended to all Ger
man authorities to ''find work for
any unemployed person in govern
ment works or be subject to heavy
sentence"
The third decree German
military authorities aGshority to
take unemployed fhrcibly TO work. .
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-11-14

WASHINGTON, November a.
Great Britain insists that she has a
right to limit the trade of British
subjects" hta3H
This is the tenor of the British re-
ply 10 Americas protest against the
black list,
The reply will be made public to-
morrow by the British foreign office
and the state department.
II is understood. however. that
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-11-14

ing the matter of applying for aid.
but TO do so this year they will have
10 make application at an early date.
Already some s3S0,oo0 of the avail
able 100000 has been appropriated
and applications are coming in rap
idly The applications for state aid
are coming in more rapidly this
year than ever before.
Mr.. Cunningham was well pleased
with the schools he visited and
especially was he pleased with the
improvements made at Nash and
Mountain Peak.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-11-14
ELLIS G|AAIAGs CLIMB
TOWARD CENTURY MARK
NINETY-NINE THOUSAND BALES
HaS BEEN GfNNED PRIOR
To NOVEMBER

The ginnnings In Ellis county
lad almost reached the century marx
on November s. Prior to that
date there had been ginned IN the
county 99.226 bales. counting round
bales as halves. from the growth
of 1916, compared with 25. 3S5 bales
for the same time last year.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-11-14
. e>~<~~ss<~~sss>>s -

dent Wilson IL in receipt of q num-
her of congratulations from several
rulers OF other countries as we'll as
ambassadors and ministers here up
en- his reelection. but the White
House has refused TO make them
public pending the receipt OF con-
gratulations from Judge Hughcs.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-11-14

woman whose morals were gone long
before he met her. II would put In
the same class the miserable wretch
who traffios by the bodies OF woisen
and the young man who merely
makes a mistake.
lie Insisted that the Mann law
merely intended to regulate the
white slave traffic.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-11-14
NEPHEW OF PRESIDENTS
WIFE ENDS HIS LIFE

ST. LOUIS. November 14-Car-
roll Gait, nephew Of President VIII
sons wife, took his own life here
today by drinking poison. He gave
no reason for the act. other than to
explain that he wanted to die.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-11-14
WIDOW Oh FOUNDER OF
SOUTHWESTERN L. DIES

GEORGETOWN. Texas. Nov. Ia.
Mrs S. X. Mood died at her home
at IL a. M. Monday. aged 73 years.
She was born at sumter. S. c., and
married. in 1885. DR.. +. A. Mood.
They came to Texas in 1868, and to
Georgetown in 1872. Her husband.
DR. F. A. Mood. was the FOUNDER OF
Southwestern University and it's
president until his death in 1914.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-11-14

Joseph =. Kennedy, president of
the Columbia Trust company of Bos-
ton. one OF the sound financial in
stitutions OF that city. may be the
youngest bank president in the world,
He is Just 25.
How did | become bank presi-
dent?" he asked. by work. hard
work. That is the only way
know"
He goes to work at s O'Clock in
the morning and finishes at in the
evening.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-11-14
WILSON MAINTAINS LEAD
IN CALIFORNIA COUNT
PRESIDENT GAINED EIGhTy-SIx
VOTES ON THE OFFICIAL CAN
yASS IN ri COUNTIES.

SAN FRANCISCO, November IA.
President Wilson is maintaining
his unofficial lead in California re-
turns in the face of official returns
reported 10 the United Press up to
IL O'Clock today At that time 81
OF the IS counties had completed
their official count. The tabulation
showed gain Of Sc for Wilson over
the plurality as shown by the unof-
fetal count.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-11-14

ed in tie federal court today by the
chicago and Great Western railway.
it became known today The COM
piaiut was in proceeding to OBJ
tain an injunction against the law
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-11-14
No'irLAINT FILED
AcaiNsT ADAMsoN LAW

!. =. a' CITY. November Ii
h., :. Sonnisint in the western
=, = : ! Missouri against the op-
me Adamsop law was fiji
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-11-14
CUTTING HrcHt,s' LEAD
N MINNESOTA

. sT. PAIL. MINI. Nov. i4 4
. ~A@with ten rrecincts mlsesng
. Hughes lead over President
> Wilson had been cut to i23 Z
. votes at noon today.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-11-14

Subscribe for the Daily Light.
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WILSON IS CONGRATULATED
BY MANY FOREIGN RULERS
BIT JUDGE HUGHES HAS NOT
YET SENT HIS TELEGRAM
OF CONGRATULATIONS.

WASHINGTON, Nov. i4--presi-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-02-11
JGg! CALOMEL MAKES YOU SICK.
DON'T STAY BILIOUS, CONST|PATED

Nour druggist or dealer sell, sou
80 cent bottle of Dod-on'- Liver lone
under ny personal guarantee that a
vI. clean ,oui sluggish liver better tdan
nasty yalomol. 30 won't maSc YOU sick
and Won can eat ANYTHING You want
without being -aI11trJ Your druggist
guarantees that D80u spoonful will start
yoar lv.r ylcau your bowels aud
-irsight'n ,ou ur bv morning or you
gr' ruur mooney back Children gladly
take Dodson, Liver Tone because u "a
pleasant a-t.u. ANIL doesn't gripc or
romp co. make them -'cb o
rm -rHn, million. OF bottles 81
n'isnr' Liver Torr 90 people who have
infH. ttr' 'Hr pheasant ,ccctah'c. l'ar
u.f.re takes 90. llar. ~ dangerous
.lH..| r. .u. lUitl. on my sound,
f..H'" guarantee A.. .our drigg.'t
abort me-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-02-11
STOPS HEADACHE,
PAIN, NEURALGIA
Don't suffer! Get a dime pack.
OF DR.. James Headache
Powders.

Yon can clear your head and relieve
duIl. splitting or violent throbblng
hoad che u moment with q Dr.
.lamcs Headache Powder. This old
sam. headache rclci acis almost mag.
Dll,. send some one 20 Tn" drug store
now for q dime package aud a few mo-
meuts after Won take powder You
win wonder what became OF the head
a,hr. neuralgia aud pain. stop suffer.
.ng It. needless. BE sure you get what
-uu ask ior.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-02-11
.CHILD'S FRIGHTFUL
BURNS END IN lEATH

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-02-11
W \. HIDI~ ,oNrJrIo\
CONTINUES Why tt;lIl, NJ

NtUou-b lingering 40 SAINT Nu
thongs auita,m r Va. learned
carly tbia morning UHf W s. N.ua
condition Is NOT improved NolH.
Htcs arc loo constant attendance, and
ID a understood thet attending phy-
..rau. c.tc ul hope .1r recovery
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-02-11
.lIuU cot NTN NHIi,ilI
VISITS ClIIIIlt~ Utll

Gocr sheriff o' Iu'i ,."n.
g aH m Amarillo ,, ,.'"t visit
ur vih loeal official - Groom
hriur good ncvs relative io nrW
conditions boo hi, section 40 tfr
Plains Country. and states thl' i.'
proH are confident of excellent
CROP ll small grain this soar
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-02-11

PONCE or SOFT brush with 1t and
draw rHs through your hair taking
ou" small strand at @ time, by morn
mr 400 gray hairs have disappeared.
and. after another application or
tH1 your hair becomes beautifully
dla. glossy. soft aud luXur.ant.
(NO. -
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-02-11
NIT,NIr VISITS NJ UtEl.loltp
A\n IRIONN uN IN~rit Hons

" rvsc Mc'alf scientific animal
bu ialry man engaged with tho
Department of Agriculture 0f The
lr.I States. with hoalGua,'rrs in
lr o.. returned yesterday from
Ia 'r. 10 Hereford aud Friuu' whore
H. Hnt fcv days boo connection
$50" pcotluc livestock Mr. Met
J Hporte animals io bo boo excel
IrH. aditlou and 'ual tuv people
.r. imistIc
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-02-11
log 90 NHWli. LEADS
10 TnI ~ AIH NJ;
- E. 60 G. I'll.

''.
detective Kaiser Nlrir..I . f.-
cIl ZOO January o.. I'I. M Hr
tom ov no thr state p.m'ana.
li umbu The HH. HWrI #
raHHs BIAS refused m u..R '.
casa md unless Jh. snp Conn
governor a-lu U.Hp.a f0.
... ON. Siumcr $50. lu ....|'
.H tomorrow morning
Ducr was found eu'. .. ...
m.I.- at the detective. NUu .r.U
n H.l him WHOM Doc Nas wa.""
.H.. getaway after shooting af ..
.Heart n was O. lowers wa.
rrl La started 'hc troubl. Pu'W"
ISIS was tnr rlrl m in. ua.
Tho. we're engaged and came iH
Tolra 10 bc married she CHAINS
bcr .nd at the last minute where
upon skrihucr demanded the r'turn
U. ..a gifts hc had lat,shcd upon
rrr Ia the quarrel that followed
30, .-l was slightly Wounded and
Hnurr fled The police bad bc'u
a.. and as SkrIhurr dashed oUi
af house bc faced the detective
ruHns capture tHu Russian ur0d
'' '.. officer
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-02-11

SOM, uen spend sr much time
boosting fUo other fellows game
flaf tHrF forget their own Nev
1Uk American.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-02-11
G'n,,c> I,rokcnr

Q duplicate amy Ions save tho
.rocos Icu.us ground here J. y.
tlitmau. lU- POLK street Mar-'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-09-14
z POZNANSKIEGO
N-1EsZCZEsC1E w PRED
DZIEN B

Ostrow. Gospodarz Antoni kor-
don, wracajac z konmi z poblis-
kiej wioski Turkusowa, zosta} W
poblizu Droszeszewa przez konie,
kt6re sic ~sploszyfy, okropnie ma
gfowie pokaleczony. Skoro t.ylko
zauwaZono wracajace W najwiek-
Sym pedzie same konie. natych-
Mast wyslano posfanca, kt6r.y
zna1azf W przydroznym rowie ma
wp6f omdlafego gospodarza. z ra-
mani IA gfowie twarzy. Pc
przywiezieniu 90 do domu 20
kilku minutach Bogu Gucha od-
dial. Nieszczesliwy ten wypadek
wydarzy} sic wfasnie W pred
dzienl slubu syna gospodarza. kt6-
remu nieboszczyk pred kilku
dniami gospodarstwo formalnle
zdal. a ten zamierza} wstapic. W
stan odpoczynku.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-09-14
I A PIORUNU.

Chodziez. W poniedziafek oko-
10 wieczora szalala mad okolica
t~utejsza gwaltowna burza. We
wsi Podstolice pod Chodziezem
zabii piorun IA miejscu pracuja-
cego W polu gospodarza Augusta
Brucha. W chwili. gdy ni6sf
MECH lubinu. chcac 60 wrzucic
ma w6z. Piorun uderzy} 60 wprost
W glove. rozszarpujac mu W ka-
Walk ubranie i obuwie. W Bru-
dzvnie uderzyl piorun W gospo-
darstwo ogrodowego Hoffmanna,
niszczac stodole. We wsi Strzel-
&c pod Chodziezem uderzyt plo-
run diva razy i to W scope do ma
SYN i dominating stajnie ME Wy
rzadzajac jednakow6z szkody. "
Chodziezu samym uderzy} pio-
run W rzezalnie miejska. ni>zczac
druty cd telefonu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-09-14
ZGALICYI
ADMINISTRATOR w OKUPA-
CYL A~USTRYACKIEJ.

Krakowska "Nowa Reforma"
dowiaduje sic. re niebawem W
sk}adzie osobistym c. i k. admi-
nistracyi austro-wegierskiej i O.
kupowanej czesci kr6lestwa Pol
skiego zajda wazne zmiany. Adj
latusem zostanie dotychczasowy
szef sekcyjny W ministeryum o.
swiaty dr.. jerry Poraj Madeyskl
kt6ry otrzymaf tytul ia nego rad
cy.
Przydzielony do genera}-guber-
natorstwa radca namiestnlctwa
hr. Wodzicki stanie IA czele blu
"a prezydyalnego W namlestnlct-
vie galicyjSkiem W miejsce rad
cy dworu Schultisa. kt6ry OBEY
mic kierovnictwo tegoz depar-
tamentu. Radca sekcy:j my W pre-
zydyum rady mini>trow DIR. Al
fred Wysocki przeniesiony costa
ME do Lublina. W zwiaZku Z te-
mi zmianami beda przeprowadzo
ne rome reformy W administra--
cyl okupacyi austryackiei kr6le-
silva.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-09-14
NIEBEZPIECZNE ZAZ1EBH-
ME z I.EKKIEGO KATARU
WZMAGA SIZE.

Wiele zaziebien kt6re wisia},y
Gala zine rozpoczynaja sic kata-
rem. sapka. b6lem gardla i scis-
nieciem piersi. Wy znacie symp-
tony zaziebienia Wy wiecie re
akuratne leczenie prze}amie go.
ORA king'a New Discovery Z
wsiakajacym przeciw dzia}aja-
Gym balsamem. lamie zaziebie-
ME i leczy kaszel Il mlodych sta
rych przez ~ lat. Ora kine'a
New Discovery obluznia flegme
czySci glove. zwilza zapalone
blony i robi oddychanie }atwiej-
SEEN. I waszych aptekarzy soc.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-09-14
re SLASKA.
TYDZIEN WIEZIENIA IA
ZAB6JSTWO.

Kluczborek. Syn nieletni bur
mistrza kasperowskiego z Olesna
stawal pred Sadem tutejszym "a
zab0jStwo wSkutek nieoStr0znoSci
z~astrzeli( Z teszyngu cor
Ike woznicy Morawca. Sad skaza}
m}odocianego zab6jce ma tydzien
wiezienia.