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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-04-04

present war. Heretofore while the de-
mauds for immediate release have
been complied with the powers
have not admitted tho right Of the
United States 60 mako this demand.
England alone ia involved in the
china cese. The terms of the re.
fusal are not known
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-04-04
F9l0Itas HAVE
| DIED FROM ILLNESS

iexas, April Awhile
\ soldiers have been
'''e with the villistas in
nave died of illness or
-fles. Three hundred
\ nave returned from the
gital a' 'he rof'
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-04-04
Lyons Condition Critical.

SHERMAN, Texas, April 4.-The
condition of Col. Cecil A. Lyon, i'll
in local hospital. was today re-
ported very critical.
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HEAVY TOLL IN
FACTORY FIRE
TWO HUNDRED kIIIED OR IN
JtRtD ~ FACTORY FIRE
IN COUNTY kENT.
NEWS IS WITHHELD
Although the Disaster Occurred Last
Week News Was Not Officially
Given Out tafu Today.
Accident CauSc ire.

LONDON, April Two hundred
persons were killed or injured Ia
powder factory fire In the county OF
Kent. It was officially announced to-
day
Tho fire broke out late last week.
but the official news vaa Withheld
uatil today
The official str riameut said he fire
was OF accidental oriEln
The German edmiralty ia a re-
port on the Zeppelin raid last Friday
lghf stated that fire was started IN
several munition factories near
London County Kent adioins Lon
don on the southeast. bus It Was not
mentioned.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-04-04
rrCrLItG FttTs ABOUT
WELL KNOWN PEOPLE

, BERLIN. April Field Mar
} shai vcn Maekenacn. who COM
, mauded the German and Aus
, rtiau forces in Gai'yla and SER
, via. Is especially popular With
, the kaiser. for he is what We
, call In America. "a good sport.
, Msckenseu is great story tell.
, er and keeps the kaiser amused
} whenever the two are together
, and have 4 few minutes 60 visit
aud forget about work
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-04-04

Your enemy may not not notice
your biunder. but your friends are
gpt 10 tell you about IL.
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Die gruloe =JnGe(.

Die SnfsI San 5~srnanoe3. Die
bur9 bic 9ei9i6te Robinion Grufoea
aubetannt g.poroen 1T, oiirfte i&
nab benz 8eri9t oes R%onfuls ser
Der. G5tanten in 8~alparaiIo bdlo In
ouitrieGl enttpideln. Die SnieI geb0rt
G5ile, unb Ole Re9ierung beabii9tist.
aus ibr etne probin3 gu biloen uno
oaruuf cine 0rtlide 3ioiloerpaItung
ein3uridten. sic 1T BEL pierunos
8tpan3ig 8i!ometer 2Gnge iteGenpeiis
fat bret3ebn 9ilometer brett. On
elmer Seite bat lie einen gut gsIdis=
ten Safcn, norm Die gr0bten Sdiffe
antern t0nnen. Cine grobe 3uderfas
BRIT lit oaielbit f6on erri6tet uno 81.
ertragrsi6e 6iI6erei erregt oas Sntsr<
siie Ter 3apttnliiten. SIN 8iitengss
pdfer Ser Sniel gtbt es piele gum.
mern, Grobben uno tpoblfhmedenos
5tIhe. 4uberoem tommen aud pelss
rob6en 3uh(rsi6 Dor. SiibmaTer bat
San 6ernnnoe3 in mebr ats ausreis
6enber Menee, uito ObIt Iotpie NGbr,
pflun3en na6ien bGrauf milo.
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GenntiTleiid.

Wie mit9etetlt piro, bot ole idlpe.
oiIhe Re9ieruns Die @usfubr bon ror'
Iduf,g 5000 Renntisren nab Oeutf6s
Inno gtnebmist. Die srfte Senbun9
foa bersits i'm Qduf Ser tpmmenotn
Woheu in Qibsd uno Stettin eins
t"reffeu, Don RIO aus Damn ous Renns
tierfIeifd rpeiter gum gerfanot Tom.
men miro.
Die Rerntiereinfubrfraoe uah
Oeutihlano pom Stfpeoen aus lit
niht neusrer 0atums. Ston i'm
Trlibidbr .. ). bat man @erfuhs nit
Der Ginfuhr lebenosr Renntiere nab
Berlin anleitent. Die Brarts bd. absr
ergeben, oaB Der transport lebenosr
Sieye nitt esrooe otonomiib ges
nanrt iperoen Tam. "a oieis duf Sem
tbnen unqetpobuten ldngeu Seforoe'
runss!pea gu iebr On @epit)t ptrIies
rem uno duBeroem Ser 1sIpdltioe
9opf Die Seirs uro pieIss anoers
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sic iolten mebr iiber 3br
2ano wiijen.

SeIne TuiloeruoIen 0ilfsducQcu uuo
pradltIaen lcelIeriidlen 4n3iehuro5puufrc
~eom1lntren Sr5lebung mn &-eraHuaeu Il.
oQfer CONNER S~erieHrelle. SeheR
gle oeH Jtlloiuilone National %ar.
6et Dem SnIgalIg uHo Idug5 Der 4critcrI
fdttftc SdlH. HeiIen Sie rpetfcr ueus
Iidl. uoer ole berutmten Ameritau 9ios
DIES uHo Die bIlDeIreIdlen Ga5caoe f3es
purge nddl Den n0roIideu Xaciflc SIN
l%ieIIlfaolen. sur eine lleiut SuldRlids
Suntnle tonnei Sie iiA oa5 @erg!tuaen
etner 9ootreiie MAIDEN ourh lauoeiuGcs
ldlolleile : cen nadl Dem lcenlidlen Was
!d-&ono D Nltterndbt5luuuc. Sdllie1
gen Ste eIntn ablteder mad Dem 9iatulcr
National : Fart III Sbre 8eiIe EN-.
Ile Northern 8acific 9in., Die Zen in
f%ereldnteli un0 frudtbnren 9iorolueileu
ourh1abrt, bletet ibHei bIeie Weleaels
belt ouId Ibre nieorigeH HunOreilez
Sontnier : Sourilteu : Tabrprelle. sic
betollmell nlebr Aniidten ~ ieben or.e
Nebrtoten. 0urdgebenoe ,3liae tdQlit
pom GbltaQo iiber 81. Suul, minneapolis
fdud] ooIi SduIa5 Gitl, ct. Xoui3l lludl
8eliolultone Bart t8aroiner) uno Der
norollden &dtiiic!iiite. &eri0nlidl aeleis
tete Sollren leoe Mofe nab Dem Bart.
Sdlrci5t. telepbonirt ooer lpredii ros
Iur treie Neiieliterntur ulo Sniorutdlion.
Z. =. @eIermnu. Elm. Hai. Ngt., Huils
ROAD Building, st 8dul. Niuu.
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Gebet bes 6reiles.
BON War Sauermeiiter.

#+****4** *##444HA
9rsi @iertelbunoert Sabre ba6' id
faon gslebt,
Sab mdnhe 5reuoe, manhe5 2ei6 CT,
fabren,
limb mar na6 9rdften tets unb germ
beitrebt,
Sir bic 3u ~tpirten, bic mir teuer rpaz
rem.
9eut' bin ih reif - bot0 Itebt oas
6er3 DobI fin,
Sd fhti6e germ, Der an0ern pIdB gu
mahsn,
Denn IS oss GtD'gsn RatidIuB alfo
min -
0stroit pertraue i'd ibm meine Sas
den.
lInb 6od. on Serr, oeB 8nabe isbsr
preiit.
I'm zines fts6e i6: CAP mid erit
fheioen.
Wsnn un''re Ih0ne Groe pieoer rubig
treiit,
Wenn ale 80lter ups oen Sieg bensis
ben.
SD babe Felbit in o'srsm 8tiege nitt
geboBt,
Sab in Der Tern: tets ben boloen
Grieoen,
Die Soffnune a6er lit gar balo perz
blnBt.
llnheil uro Moeo nur Isben mir bies
nieoen.
Sd bitt' old. 6err. penn isnsr Gag
erfheint,
Der unf'rs SSeiros ouf Die Rniee ges
5tpun9en.
Qabt ale. ale. Sano in Sdro per@
eint,
Qobprsiisn bid In bunberttduIeno
3un9en.
Die MenIhbsit Bat ii4 pieosr," t0nt
oas Qieo,
llno 6rieoen miro .s tpieoerum Damn
geben.
4u6 3pii6en oenen, Die Der 3rie9ss
qott fhieo -
go Ianss. 9err. ih fIe6e, LAB mid
le6en.
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bon oen Giersn. mas ni4t perfpers
tuugsm0git6 1T. fir ben &dufer ein.n
MertnusfaI beoeuten.
Die i'm 5ribiabr auf benz 8srliner
Sdla6tbof ~por9enOmmene pro6es
i3ladtung ergab Elm 2ebenbgepiht
pen 50 3iIo. Elm S9la9tgepi9t Dor
40 9iIo uno Elm Sautsetpidt bon 81
3ilo.
Die 6olge oteier Yrobsf3lu6tuns
mar. oaB maj Die 8enntisrs fortan
in gerduhertem 3uItano einfibrsn
ppllte. Bel Der Observation-Disclosures
eIorbte mar 8rantbeiten nit ms
2ano gu idlsppen, BEL Der Ginfubr
qerdu6erten Renntierfleifaes itieb
man oann aber uuf Ginfubrfdnisriss
teiten, oa iepeils nur bier 8ilo ses
rGu6srten RenntisrfIeii6es auf Elm,
moi an einen IoreTaten BON Illss
lamb Der singefibrt tper0sn O%iirfen.
Cine in oieiem Sabre erlaNene Mis
MISUNDERSTANDING befabt ii9 eins
gsbeno nit Der 5raes.
Sn friiberen Sabren meints nan
aud, baB Der oeuti6en 6Ieii6pros
button in Der Renntiereinfubr cine
i6arfs 8onturrentin entIteben puroe.
aber ale oieie 8.benter fino binfals
Zig: Die 6lsii9proouttion oes .ises
men 2anbss miro peiter beiteben tons
men. obne S9doen gu .rlsioen.
Die i6peoii9e StatiItit Ipri9t auf
9runo Der 3dblung bon runo 300,z
900 Henntieren. 4uf Der unoeren
Settle srgibt lie bic Sutiats. oaB bod
items 8O-100,O0O Stud CUR Quss
fiibrung gelangen. osnn Der 2appe
uno Norrldnoer molten teinestpe9s
auf ibre gsipobnten Rationen Rsnn'
tterfleiid oerai4ten. bas obne 3reis
f.l cine DeIitateFe 1T.
I'm Ole Ginfibrung oes Renntiers
fleiItes nah 9eutihlano bat ith be-
ionoers Der 0elegierte uno Sa6oers
ItGnot9e fir S6peben. R~itter9utsbes
iiBer N Qancenbeim. rsrhi,-t ne
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Ter bcbeImtc Eoinear6.

prdfoent poincar6 i6eint Sen
5Iuh Der 2d6erIihteit mint gu idJeu.
Ell. Sn elmer hummer oes ,Wn in"
tdno iih ~unIdngit elm 4rtitel l,ber
Die leBte Reiie Oss Yraiioeuten an
Die 6ront. uno oieiem grtitet mar
elm 9ilo ~be!5tleben, ous SEN prds
lioenten nit leinem GjefoIge 3eiqte.
SIN Cert gu oitiem 9ilo poro no6
aus0riidlih o1rauf aufmertiam oes
mdht. oaB 9oircare Den neuen
6tdbIbeInI, Den Sic franjoitihen Sol
ooten itit einigen Mondten traqen.
ouf Dem Hopi trdqt. SIN ubrlgen
trdat CT natiirlih ,3iojltleioer. Wou
lteile lib etIpa einen boben preuBilhen
Sedmten Dor, Der gum ihpdrSen
lleberrod einen 0ar16ierbetm trd1t.
4bsr Die 6ran3oien bo6tn ia Sc
Ihmad. 1dtt un0 auttur in Grbs
pdht.
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Der ridden 9iiite ointt benz 2onoo.
ner gIatts Defenders ipm6oliia uuo
beoeutungsooII. nAmsrita uro Gus
:opa griiBen iid oonn i'm Ramen
yer 5rsibeit." ruff IS patktiI6 aus,
.tno peitI;n Lber ben OCEAN Itro6.
len bic ii4 tgeu3enben 5eusr, Die
bon Ameritd urn europa aus be
Gambler Der NeIt erGsudten." Sur
4u%sflbrung oieIsr 5ose perlong,n
Die Zines" sinsn Wett6etper6 uls
ter ben ainittern auer QGuoer. bic
gegen bic Wittslmdhte per6iinoet
lparsn, uno aus uQen QGnoern IoQ
li6 oos aoIegium Der Ruultri6ts,
3ulammenieBen. 5n mtur3en. u6er
t~raftpoIen Dortsn ioa cine cSyn.
idrift 0riinoe uno 3iel oes Dells
tr;s9es angeben. uno bic gilori1c
Der 6srri6er oes 8ieruer6anoes urc
ibrsr 8srbInoeten iouen ,mobtooG
uno groB" oa5 Siegesoeutmol ser
Greibeit ihmjiten.
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hf3 obnt Drunk.
Seutidsfrau;0fide shnlsei6ihte.
BON Riharo RitB.

0os Bud. an Gem ole oeutIhe Sus
eeno bic 8rdmmatit oes Grbfeinbes
lernt. beiBt ploeb. &c etbt einen
rgroBen" ploes uno siren ,tteinen"
ploeB. llro es gibt einen gIoeb fir
8naben uno einen pIoeB fir WGos
den. Sr Dem einsn Tino pobrI4eine
lih me9r mdnnr he, in Dem onoeren
mebr pejbli6e 8otdbeIn 3u Isrnen.
llno idtieBIi6 9ibt es einen Yloeb
fir 8pmnaiieu, etren fir ReaIgpm=
naiien uno einen fir RealIAulen.
Qts SdiiIer ser 9pmnaIals
Gudrtd bate ih natiirIid ben tleinen
BloeB fir 8pmnnIien mdnnlihen &c
ihlehte5. SD Bin ibm oant6ar, bic
fem fran30IIden guts. Gs lebrte
mid ni6t nur bic 8sbeimniiIe Der
8ettination: Ia table, be Ia table, a Ia
table uip,. Is er}d6lte audi BON dtlers
hdno interei1dnten uno er9oBlihen
0in9en, uno idlieBIi6 cob es au6
mnnh niBIihe Q%ebensreeef, oie mir
ins Sran35Iiihe iibsrIeBen mubten.
0ieIe 3erte. l~lebunqsidbe eenannt,
bilostsn ben eritsn IeiI bes 8uhes.
Sic oienteu Der Rubdurperoung iener
nerihieoeutliheu 8otdbeln, Die i'm
3tpeiten 2eile. gu 2sttionsn oebiin6elt,
beg Isrnenoen Shulers borrten. Man
mub iid bd3 borItsrer; Qernte man
i'm 3"rpeiten 5eile: Ia table Ser Siih,
Ia ioeur bic Shpeitsr. E'dmi Der
5reuuS. r'ennsmi Der Seino, 70 9nb
es iifer in Der unaIo0en Qettion oes
erittn Tells einen Sab, Der bieB: Die
Shpeiter oe3 Teinoes bat sen 5iIb
oc5 iSctuuaa3. 0ober bic feinolihe
SttpeI-sv zen teiyeunoeten Tiih bate,
oIs eriuhr man ntht; man nabm
jeoot mj1il oie IdtIahe oe8 Be
fibreAiel8 Fin.
0ieie l~lebun9sidse mubten mir
uusIoenoig tsrnen. Tr. Shmi.Sthen
botte cine 10 ei1snortj9s 9Goaao9it.
Crit sr einmal ourh Die frun3oiiibe
Shlpei3 qefabren ipar. hielt er iebr
auf cute Nus'prate. uno CT meinte,
Dab mir un8 uur bonn eifriQer nit
6tn fiueFeu oes frar30fIdwn Wobls
tIan1a befufen t0unten. rpsuu uns
oa8 rRoMsrii't Der WotdbeI in
6Isiit uno Vlut iibeygegau9sn fp1re."
0ns ludren leine ei9enen Worte. 8,
Ser Shmisothsn fannie feline Cudrs
tdreri limo 10 ltrnten mir oenn uIIes
auspenoi1: Die ShipsItey oes Feins
oes bat Den Eifh oes 1reuroes, -
Die eroutr Der 9oniQe 1eber ben
Sobnen oes Treunoes oas 9eteu Ser
5ein0e. Niles. llno mir bMben uns
ME etlpds babel geHdht. 0ds no.
gut 70, Bis tpir zines faces Az
2ettiou y tamen, llno bier leruten
mir; le POTION Der Slid. Ia bottom
oas @ttyGH'. Il potion ods Gift.
Us mar cine fysuoe. Sen Shmieots
der oitie dbuIjh t~iiuQenoen Worte
ootaI unterlteiSsn 81 b0rer. Tjsft
Woric 81 ipythsn. idlten outh Dem
GhmieoiGer 0erlriiQen AZ be1eiter.
0enn CT tat Is rsbrmaIS. 3lpei Stun
ben hinouyt. IN oeu llebunqsttiIe
81 2e'iior y absr ituno ein a%enialer
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Gin ,Sie5esdensmsl dr. Frsikeit",

n md oet 0nftt Der Gn:ente
madlte oey 2r;ea Fortji5 gu .5rm
8un5en er.:ie9sn If u1o Der ei
ropa ideu g1l,t oura IL RE 75rei
felt n%ieoerQfse5en nuroe. in sy-
ideiut IS Mir; neiter pernunoerlt4.
oa8 oi. n~ine5" 6areits oeu 5or-
idIaq maf:n. siN .Siesesoentma!
Der jreifeit" IN erridten. Dit't.
QentmoI IoG sin3igdrtig peroeu, PIE
bic g3elt e5 NOD niht 9eTe6en ba:.
penn ouh Der &risg. ben bic 95lter
Guropos nit einoroer Iiitrten. loar
siu}iqartiq in Der Welt9eItih:c.
Ms 8orbito oicIes 0sntmals Idla9t
oos 8Iatt bic 6rsifejtsYtatue i'm 6as
fen bon Rem Dort Dor, benin nitt5
entIpre6e Dem Gsoantsn Der 1rsi
belt belier, ols Elm fl1mmenoer
Qeudtturm. Der peIttiaTte Ygntt
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BiItis.

Die Dor tur5em bon BEN 8u1su
einaenommene urmeniIfe Stoot
Bills 1T nidt befeitiQt InD Iis9t
in elmer G6ene. S6re 8e5eutuul bat
bic StaDt, ab9eie1en pupon, baB ite
Rsgierung8IiB uno ben sin}igen qro>
3eren Mittelpuntt pon 6anoel uno
9ertebr fir einen 3iamlih groBsn
umfreis biIoet, onourd, oaB ite nett
msbr als anoere poltsrei6ere Crts
idaften, ME Die .9auptItdbt" 8au
poer urfl, Der grennpuntt Der ar
msniiden repolutiondren 8eitre6uns
gen lit; bic Qeiter oes n6inti6at>
bunoe5" It0mmen ME mebrere an
bere xrDorragenoe 4rmenier aus
8itlis, tpo Iih Der SAB gegeu bic
&irten unb &ur0en nett itdrter be-
mert6ar ma6t, ais irqenotpo anoer5
in ben bon ie1en 6eo0Iterten Q8ilas
ists. Die StaOt 30blt opei bis brei
3ouieno G%inpobner; nur bic Beums
ten uno bas WiIjtGr iino 5iirten;
Die aurosn iinb meiItens 8ieb3ihter
unb !6irtsn, bic Nrmenier !Sdnolsr
uno OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, bic bic Dole
uno bic 9dute Der turbiihen G4afs
beroen Derdr6eiten uno p~ertoufen.
Dom gitli8s5fhoi. einem 13ufluB
ober Quelarm oe5 3igris ourdilois
Zen. teiIt Iih Der Srt IN bic Obers
uno bic unterItoot; bic obere emit
bait. ME 9eldgt, ouf Der felii9en
PIotte elmer itsilen 4nb06e sinigs
6eliere 8s6Guos, 10 ben Sib Der
Bsborosn, militdriIhe 8duIihteiteu,
cine nrmsniids airde. zine gun.s
nieoerInfuHg uno ons ruiiiI6e Som
iulat. Ddbreno Der UNI bic 6luBs
ninbungeu bingetagerte untere 3eil
bas WObns uno @eifdftspisrteI Der
eigentIihen gepoIterung biloet uno
einen edit Observation-Disclosures
uno unfreunoliden Ginorud madt.
Bon Der 9obe aus gsieben. perfpis
fbeu bic 5ruhts uno 0emiifeqGrten
uno bic ben WaferIauf sinfdumeus
ben pdppeln uno Weioen bic linz
freunoIibteit oe5 Bibles gum 3eit.
Die umgegenb in oerbdltnismdbie
eben uno gut ~angebuut. Sir bic pom
SEE etpa 25 Rilometer entfernte
Staot madt oas 5iidsrborf 3as
bran. Dobin cine lsiolide Qonbitras
Be fubrt, ben 6afen, Dpn no elm
reger gertebr iiber oas DaIIer nab
gou ourd grOBe Mabonen aufreht
erbaIten piro.
Bonn Rorben Der, atTo aus Ger
Rt4tung bon Gr3erum, tam man
ouf 5uei Begen - lpsnn Der Nus
orud erIaubt 1T = on ben SEE unb
mad 8itlis geIdngen. Der wtiir3ere
ober bsoeutenO Idtpierigere 1T i:6er
Wfuit 3ptiden Dem 8ebiras3uq bes
BingoI 0ugb unb benz bes Rim.
rub 0agb ourd ieBt Thnee6eoedte
pdiie, elm Neg. Der Ielbit in Der
befersH Jobres3eit fir DtenTt uno
Tier onitrengeno uno Idtuieriq qe,
mug 1T; Der onosre fu6rt etipas meb-
0Itlih sIpiIden benz Iimruo Oaab
uno benz Sipdu 0ugb am gnuIse
ourd. no er ben bon 8au nm pos
Roroufer fiibrenOen Weg Bel Nab.
lat trtfFt, ienem maleriihen, our6
lelne punoerberrIifen aus Dem
Stein gebouenen 0entmdler uno
Gresten berIbmtsr oftarmeniTher
2anoitdotten. BON oo Folat Der
Weg Dem See bis 9itlis uno Iebt
nd) oonn ourd peliges 0eldn6e
obne beoeutenOe Gdmierigteiten fir
ben Vertebr nab Wnroim uRa mel
ter big on Die unenoIide G6ene fort.
snslde ieBt Der qrobe neue Gdienens
meg ourhquert.
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Die b0fe 5ieben. ST:
-Nbtr GmiIie. ioebeu iebe id, oaf
Oh mir in meiuem Qn3uq ale 5aihen
lu1endbt bdft. Barum?"
sic: rWetI i'd btmerten mufte
oab ou Del meinen Grmabnunqen inn.
mer cine dnuit oarin mahtef."
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mant. nift min6sr uud Sanitdtsrat
Or. Moa@9erlin Der I'm &riegsaiis'
iduB i4on ldneit Der Renntiereins
fubrfrage lsbbuftss Sntersfe 5use'
tparot bat.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-04-19

BY The beautiful restful moun.alna.
Some soft clouds hung above tEem---
turned Into golden fleece by the SUMS
firsi gracious rays Nancy must see
this aplendor ~ this Easter morning.
we say. "Nanee!' we call. Not hear.
Ing q reply. VIC tnp nj her door. open.
Ing Il at tho same time. not waiting for
the Come iD.' What do we secY Nan.
cy standing before her glass IN her
long. soft, clinglng nightgown. with
her Easter bonnet on her head A peal
OF laughter bursts from us Nancy
turns her face. red with flush of an,
ger. You are not polite TO open ones
door In this abrupt manner" but her
Ire lasts but moment. She sees the
ridiculous picture she makes and Joins
IN the laugh. Dear sweet. pretty
Nance!
IN going 10 church Ann and always
walk IN front. father. mother and Nan.
cy walk behind us 10 see that we con.
duct ourselves properly. but today
mother has granted our request TO walk
behind our elders, We have only eyes
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-04-19

TO whatever occurs In which Nance and
her bonnet play a part
Oh. the beauty Of this Easter nightl
The moon shines 20 brightly that tho
dew on grass and flowers sparsles ltke
jewels and every object stands cut
clear and distinct While we enjoy the
beauty Of this heavenly orb II matches
an idea In our busy brains. This bgight
inooniight night wsyssyy vnlg hslp ~
b 600 NGnce and Robert walk up thc
path TO the door. We are IA our way
home from tho evening service. We
hasten our steps 10 90 TO eur room end
stand behind, TIN thin. sort drapsry q
our window. ThSy are coming, witA
slow stops tho clear moonlight .shlnss
full on Nsncy's face. Il How sttst 4
looau IN the depths OF that lovely nae
oar bonnet They stand and tan y =
low, serious voice, .Pfssentiy Nance
drops her head, bonnet and all, ON Rob
ert's shoulder and, ,strangp, .bpt true,
Roberts head disappearz In the depths
OF the Easter bonnet "A We rush from
the window, covered with shame b
feel that we have spied on 10 sacred q
scene, We only wanted to see how the
bonnet would look by moonlight, with
Robert walking IN its shadow. M n
sn ssets sAb's s4s
get thus far III my reminiscence
when there comes a rap at my door
"Come In" I say Enter~-Nancy, the
third on her head ID the Easter bon
net whose history have just written.
The ycnrs have dullcd the soft tint Of
the leghorn, and the majestic bows Of
ribbon are faded and crushed. as IRE
also tho clustering roses under the
brim. But the sweet face OF sister
Nancys grandchild, oil aglow In its
depths, looks almost the same as the
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-04-19

with her usual grace. but think with
her head held very high. but that may
be the effect OF the high pitched brim
Of her bonnet Notwithstanding my
being 80 absorbed in the ''vanities."
using fathers expression. the sweet,
deep tones OF the organ and the burst
Of the joyful Easter hymn. Christ, the
Lord, Is risen today" stir my heart
to full Easter Joy, and my eyes are wet
with tears OF thankfnlncss for the once
crucined aud now risen Lord. Nancy
IL moved too see the brlm Of her
bonnet droop and her handkerchief dis
appear from view for monent--to
wipe away tear. I'm sure. The spirit
Of devotion tnkes possession OF Us all
As We pass out Of the church Robert,
with graceful bow, Joins Nance.
I'VE know now what Robert thinks OF
the bonnet" Ann and I say as we lin.
ger along the quiet path that cuts
across corner OF grassy meadow to
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-04-19
PORTLAND MARKETS

Portland. April 19.-Today's mar
ket quotations were;
Wheat--Club, SS@93 bluestem.
100 @1.01.
oats-No, ] white feed. 25@26.
Barley---Feed, 26.
Hogs--Best live. 8.
Prime steers. 8; fancy cows. IT'S;
best calves, 8.
Spring lambs, 10611.
Butter--~City creamery. "a; coun-
try, 30N31.
Eggs Selected local extras. 21h
G22.
Hens, l7@17h; broilers, ao@S2;
geese, 10011.
Copper, 2sh.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-04-19
Justice a, All Hours.

A Paris contemporary discovered that
one OF the doors Of the palaIs dc JUS
tIce IL left aJar throughout the night
This door has never been shut since
March 4. 1913. when Louis XIII. or
dained that II should remain perpetual
ly open $50 that my subjects may be
able TO seek justice at MI hours Of the
day aud night" However. an enter
prising journalist who presented him
self at the door In the small hours OF
the morning was promptly elected by
n watchman
And when he quoted the ordinance
OF 1918 the reply was. III you don't
clear or you'll find yourself coming In
by the prisoners door tomorrow morn
ing"
Location notices, Courier office.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-04-19

heeH nuw--Wnitc "
and small. tied with tapc--this one Is
big aud grand: II IL dark blue. with i'm
mensc roses decorating IT, Sarah sets
II down before Miss Nancy, with a
broad smile upon her kind, black face,
She fingers ut the door Ann and ]
gnthcr round as Nancy takes the lid
or the box and lifts out the bonnet
Exclamntions Of "ohr' "LovelyW
Beautiful" come from oil excepting
father. He gives smile. which is all
we can expect from him: we know that
his smile means approval.
The bonnet Is cream white leghorn,
with the crown well set up; the brim
In deep and wide. with IN upward
fling. two ribbon bows decorate It Of
softest pink tpeach blossom. Il IN call
edD. held out by delicate wire. 10 that
nothing " lost Of the fine quality or
color Of the ribbon. Beneath the wide
iiaring brhn IL a cluster OF roses In
the same soft color us the ribbon.
"Put II on. Nance" we all shout at
once Sweet. pretty Nancy stands be-
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-04-19

Dear, Sweet, Pretty bed and silence
Nance, ,.. we u,l 40.
In tho early morning we are reused
from sleep BY dear fathers sweet,
clear voice, singing some homespun
verses through tho halls and past our
doors.
Awake, Awnkci
Dull nlunber shake
From drowsy eyes
Behold the skies
Rejoice, reJoicel
Let heart and voice
Sing out n lny la
Meet for tho dny
on which the Lord, the Christ 10 risen
We spring from our beds, Ann ana J.
and 20 to the window to behold the
grandeur OF the sky The sun has Just
cleared the horizon, which 10 otitlineu
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-04-19
How to Make Rugs From Seivages
Otherwise Quite useIess.

Otherwise Quite Useless.
Tailors first cut selvages from the
material which they use TO make mems
suits. These selvages make much bet
ter rugs, than ordinary carpet rags
when woven in the usual manner,
They come In long strips and require
little work In preparation Tor the
weaver. In place OF sewing the, rags
10 the usual way lay the end OF the
strip tiat upon the end OF another and
sew together, without doubling. Tai
lors usually throw these selvages away
and would therefore give them away
or sell them for few cents, It is an
easy matter to obtain all You wish.
II you would like to make braided
rugs Of these selvages they must be
used double Wind the balls In one
color, so that you can blend and stripe
your rug conveniently. ya.a g.ls X
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-04-19

tcning for the
clang OF the
"knoeker," an
n o,u u cing the
coming OF the
b on net Aud
now the sound
We are waiting
to hear falls on
our ears I look
up al Nance
that " the name
We like 10 call
herr She givcs
o start und the
color dee tlis on
her check ! hear
Sarah 80 10 the
door, Our hands
TINT seemed So
bury drop IN our
inpa In comes
Sarah with. n
bapdbox. not the
kind that one