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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-11


8iinf G6eu sic nicbt i'm Sinmel ge,
idIoiieu wuroeu. ~ Gos leiOioe
@eIo ipielt bei ser @1e6r3a6l oie
ltriobe oes cbeliAen 8wiites.
SIN areisgerift cr6ie(t geItern
6ralt 6loro 0liaer BON 9}r. 1886,
0toro DurbomitraBe, bic abiolute
Sdeiouug bon ibrem Manne Sol. 8.
Wliller auf @runO BON @erloiien.
Gos Eoor beirat6ete I'M So6re 1879,
Srot WliIler fii6rte an ooB lie i'm
Sabre 1908 bon i6renl W}anne nerloi.
len iporoen iei, iino ieit Oieier Belt
nihts me6r BON i6m geb0rt babe.
@leidfallS er5dblte 0ie 5rau, oaB lie
pom ibrem Mouue ipieoer6olt miB-
bonOelt poroeu iei ltnO er ibr einen
&nieiHei6eubrllH 6eige6roft babe.
Gas &oar bat Orei ainoer pel6e
perbeirat6et iin0.
8erlangt q NIimente.
6rau gli5abetb 8. @lD berflagte I'M
&reisgeriHt i6ren Monn Son1uel Q.
@lD, ir., olf 3obIung bon 9laimente,
Oa lie obne @infonuen unO 6iiliS6e.
oiirftig lit. Gle 5rou crbielt einen
@inboltsbcfebl gegen 96eo. 3. g8il.
cor, nad peldem ser Serr perpilid.
tet lit, cine 9lus5nblling in S06e bon
$1400 an Sen 9eflagten Suriid5ubol.
ten mel1e Summe ibm teitomenta-
rid am 10. glugult 3uIte6t. gSie Die
Sral ongi6t, 6e5iebt i6r Monn aus
elmer Gr6idoit bon feiner Tonte no.
hentli6 Oie Sunme bon $40 imO
Deroient 0ane6en nod 500 pro ISOLDE.
slm 5. SUM min iie bon ibrem @ot.
ten, Den iie 1909 in @oibington bel.
rat6ete, berlaiien moroeu lein imo
beite6t feline Qlusiidt onf @ieoerDer.
einigung.
@ill geidie6en iein.
sSn Ger SdeioungsfIaee, peIbe
Srou Cora 9(Iperta 9lmIpoder I'M
areisgeridt eegen ibren Nnnn 9ll.
bert i'm Streiseerift einreidte, fiibrtc
Die 6ral an, ooB Oerielbe Tie perlai.
fen bobe, unO lie pdbreno oes 3l-
iammenIebens ge5punoen mar, ,Mdn.
nerarbeiten auf Der 6arm 5u Oerrid-
ten Gas Soar lit felt Dem Sabre
1893 berbeiratbet umo iinO ser she
bier Stinoer eutiprungen sic I'M 9H-
ter bon %, 10, IS nO 16 sSabreu Ite.
ben imo nit Der Mutter po6nen.
&ot0ie Gbe iatt.
SenrD s. Smit6 lit bon Ieiner@ot-
tin Setter i'm Greisgeridt ouf cine
abioIute SGeiolmg Oertlaat worOen,
uno ipiinidt Die Jrou oll6 gIeidBei.
tis observation-disclosures pieOer fiib-
rem 5it oiirfeu, lpelder Gerber it,,
Gas @oor beiratbete i'm Sabre 1913
pno fiibrte Die sSrou IN Der S6ei-
6nngsfIaee an, Dob ibr @ann iii.
trelI iei, oesgleihen 0iters betrlinfeu
no1 Souie fam uno lie niiBbanoelte.
GrfoIl blen.
Glarence 2obeIl reidte i'm Sabre
1910 ieiner 6rou Carrie Die &onO
gum 2ebens6lmOe, bod reihte &c.
tern 0ie 6rau cine GIoge anf iepa.
clrte llnter6oItung eegell ibren@oni
inn &reisgeridt cin. 2obel lpirO be-
ic6ulOigt ieine 6rau i'm Sanuar Der.
lniien 81 baben. Ger Mann ioa ais
Glerf Elm @odengeboIt BON $22 per-
oienen, uno wiinidbt Die 6rau eineu
EbeiI Oobon 81 er6olten, GA iie Der
llnterItiisune beoiirftig lit. Eesglei-
den wiinidt lie Die S6but iiber bic
Tiini Sabre olte Sodter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-11
@rufc firdlIidJc srallima.

D%"KN Nt%FJtteI~ eN%NftftNO*
Sr. @iaiam ". 8. Giarfs uuo 6rdu.
Iein Gli5obetb SorIt 8um 8unOe
fiir's 9eben oereint. @aitor
s. ~. epiter poll5oo Die Srau.
una. 9raitpaar ber5Iid6 be.
eIiidmiini6t. - 9Guf ser Sod.
3eitsreiie.
Sn Der erlten oeuti4en Dereinigten
eboneeliiben Stride on ser goItern.
9lpenue, no6e 9roaomaD, mltroe ge-
tern glodmittag ll6r Serr @il.
liam ". s. Giorfs, Der Sobn bon
Serrn uno 6rau SSobn SiarfS, nit
6rGulein Gli5abet6 SorIt, Ger So6ter
BON Serru unO 6rau So6n $. Sorlt
bon gtr. 2901, @uilfor0-9lpenue, bon
Yoitor s. 90. @Diter, Dem Seeliorger
Der @emeinoe, 3um gunoe iiir's 9e-
ben oereint. 9lls @rnutiungier fun-
girte 5rGulein Catherine Sjarfs, cine
Sbpelter oes 9r1utigams, unO als
9rnutfiibrer Serr Sobn s. Sort
jim, cin 8ru0er Ger @rout. Ole
lli6ers maren oie Serren sSreO. SOL
ger, @iaiam S9neiOereit6, SarrD
GARNER unO @m. MlideIman.
Ole Stride, Die prd9tig oeforirt
uoroen mar, mar nit 9(nge6origen
lmO Srelnoen Oes 8rautpaareS biz
5um leBten Blob gefiillt.
9ie 8rolt nuroe bon i6rem @oter
an Den glltar 6egleitet, wG6ren0 Hro-
feior George 8. Yoblnonn ouf Der
9rgel oen 9raltluarih aus ,,2o6en.
grin" ipielte. Sri. Sorlt mar in
weiB gefleioet mO trug einen prdd.
tieeu 8hmenItrauB.
gbe Eoltor 6. 80. gDlter nit ben
Geremonien begann, iane Serr 6re-
ocrid @ebcr oas 9ieo: 80, 9srpmiie
N3e" aus n9lobin SooO", BON R. 0e
2open, in meiiterbaIter 9eile.
9lls ole geuDerm1blten nad Der
feierlihen Geremonie 0as @ottes6ous
perlicBen tpurOe@2enoelio6n's Sod.
5eits.@larid~ BON ). @. 46bImanp
mlf Der Orgel oorgetragen.
Gas 8rautpaor fu6r nad Dem
uSoteI 9aIeieb", no i'm areiie Der
glngeb0rigen oas Sod5eitsmabl elm.
genOnmeH ipuroe, porauf cine Sod-
5eitsreiie nab Dem glor0en ongetre-
ten iparo. giad Ger 9fiidfebr miro
0as 8aar elm department. i'm oSotel
Haleigb" be3ieben
Inter 0en eingelaOenen @GIten be.
fanoen iid: 2oris Sorit unO Sami-
lie, 6rIs. MorD, Barbara imO Gli3o.
betb Sorlt, 5rau 9Innie llmbad, Sri.
Gatb. llmbad, SS. Sobn, G6arles
rnO 2oins CONNER, @err uno 6rort
GARNER Serr iu0 6rou Sreo. $ol-
aer, Serr un0 6rou @Iaiam Wfidel-
man Serr luo 6rau g9iaiam Sdon.
bol3, $err imo 6rau @m. @eitp6nl,
Scrr lnO 6rau W}ar W1ailer, oie S5S.
gllbert s. Ne6r, 6reo. gseber, SEQ.
S@Iaffcr, Sanes 0arfle0, s. $.
Cool, &oitor Sllius Soiuarut @bil.
Sdlarb uno 6omiIie, Scrr ilno lSrau
9lugnit &oocr, Serr mo 6rnu S.
gon Seine, 9ii6arO Seuidel, s. q.
Soimamn unO pielc 9lnoere. Die
8raut, pelde als Sreaniitin Ser &ir-
dc, in welder iie eetraut piiroe, iin-
girte, erfreut iid ie6r bober 9ldtuna,
umo ais 3eiden Ger 8erebriine wur-
oen Dem Eoare Diele foitbore @el6en-
fe 5ugeianOt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-11

Don uno na1 DelltidIouO uno
SeItcrreid5. .llngorn iibcr 0iotterOam
ino gleiu.yorf. @eIoieuoineen nad
guropa.
Sbeo. $. 9icner e. GO.,
2l7 Git.@aItimDre.Stry
(WidrRl3-l 243 GiIN.NTnuNmaV.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-11

Rad Neliebenl
Goicioon grolt
Ier Conner ro1t
gRilo iagei ieur'ge @liBe
gei oieier SiBel
@eiheit're5 miiBte id) 8u tbun:
Su Gisberas Shatten miro idl
rlb'n
ssn iiibem 29obl6ebaaen,
glidt arme Meniden plagcn
Boleioon ladbt
g or0bni cs fradt
Ndub, 2tanb uno splitter iliegeII--
1as iein 8eraniigeu.
llno ons @eiheitiic, oas id) t6u'
soft dn0iilid Gbr uno 9lugen 5il.
Neriiano ion: uNad 9cliebcn
Oats 3eoer nod getrieben~
&anl Micnauo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-11

9rIearapdiIdler MeIter6eridlt.

glu3 cen iIbrigen Bitn0es-gYetter.
AeobahtlmgS 5tationen muroen Die
olacnoeu b5hiteu Temperatnren,
bic I'M s llbr 0eitcru abeno berih'
ten, bcridtet:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-11
6Olot Ser alnttcr in's yra6.

Sr. Gd6orOt GOmuno SAoIe geItor-
ben. @or ein @eteron oes
iponiid omerifoniiden arieges.
-0esgIeiden cin treucr @lit-
9lrbeiter on oen Grfolgen Der
Qeutiden in Baltimore.
glad elmer Operation am Wlontos
lit I'M D5t.Soiepb's 1oipital" geitern
Sr. Gdbnrot Gomuno Sholb, ell
gruoer oes Sru. aor[ 81. 80. S6olb,
i'm gllter bon 40 Sabren aus oem
2eben geihieoen. Sr. Sdolo lit idoil
felt longerer 8eit on einenl 2eberlei.
Den uno NOR Dor ungefdbr orei $50
den ge5pungen, inn 9ett in ieiner
@o6nung on Der 5airpieip.9lDenue
81 8elgrabio an Der gelnir.9ioao St
bIeiben. 9lm Wlontag lieBen Die
Ier5te ibn nod Dem st. Spiepb's
Soipitol" briugen Inn ben Gronfen
pom0gIih ourM cine Operation 5u
retteH. Die operation oerlief erfoIg-
reid, bod iteIlte ii6 2ungenent5iiu-
olng elm peIher Der gei6wd6te gu
itano oes Noticnteu nidt ipiocriteben
fonnte. er ltarb eeitcrn gornittog
10 llbr.
6err S6olb murOe am If. Ge5enl.
Der 1876 in Der g1Gbe bon 91orioIf,
3d., ge6oren imo fam als aino nit
ieinen gltern unO @eidwiitcru nal6
Baltimore. Sier lernte er ais Bud.
oruder uno arbeitete 3ulcbt in Dem
@eidditc Der rglmeriDcau 9abel SO.
Gr mar Der6eiratbet uno 6interI1Bt
alBer ieiner Satin bier fleine Sob
ne i'm 9llter bon 9 bis 13 Sabren.
9IuBer0em trouern Inn i'm feline
9riioer Gorl u. M Sdolb uno @r-
min u. Sdolb. Cine S1weIter
itarb Dor einisen Sabren in 9reslan,
Ieutihlano, mo iid oieielbe Derbei.
ratbet baite, ln0 ieine SHUTTER gng
ibm Oergangenes 5riibiabr i'm Eooe
ooraus. Stets beiteren Iempera.
ments, mar Der @eritorbene iiberaIl
germ geIeben, uno piele 9eiu1er oeS
0eutihen Cages erinnern li9 oes
fleiBieen Wlitarbeiters an Den grfol-
gen iener SSeite.
Gr mar aIh elm gutter lImerifaner
uno bat als iolder oeu ipouiid.ome-
rifqniIden @rieg aui Dem Siilisfreli.
ser nGirie" mitgenindt. aSu 9luer.
fennrng ieiner @erOienIte purOe er
DergaHgenen @inter pom n@infielO
Scott SdleD Soften" einItimnlig
ais oereu Gommonoeur eripd6It 9(ii.
Beroem par er Wlitglie0 Oes @oDan.
Gonclaue DER nSeptaiop6enD mo Der
uGDpograpbiiden Union Ger 12.~
Gie YeeroiguHg fil0et morgen D}ad.
mittag 2 llbr bonn Traner6ouie 81
9elgraDia ans oif Dem 2ouoon
Farf 6rieo6oie itatt- D3it ibm lit
Elm gutter 5omilienoater, Elm Der.
Observation-Disclosures iuo elm mert6-
0oles @litglieO Der menidlideu @e.
ieIlidbait ans oenl iroiibengBirfllngs.
frciie ab6eriIfen iuoroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-11

Gin groBer spmpot6ie.slusitanO ee.
plant. ~ uSeoeratiou Of Sobor~
bat oie 9lnoeIegcnbeit in Gripa-
guug. @iiroc Elm idlpercr
Sdlog fir Oos @eidditsIebcn
percen.- Gie @irren bci strouie
Bros. Oie llriade.
Gie Baltimore Seoeratiou Of 2o.
Dor" 6egt sic 9l6iiht IN Ger6inoun9
nit Dem Strife bei Der 5irna
Strouic 9ros. uno Dem idorfen @or.
ge6eu oeS @olBei IeportemeutS,
ungef16r 10000 glrbeiter in @olti.
more 81 cinem 9lusItono gu betpegen.
Sn eincr ge6einen Sisung Ser Gre
fiitio 9eomten iuuroe oieier @or-
iblag gemadt irno auN angeron-
men. Iie pcri1ie0encn 2ofoI.ltnio.
men ser bieiigen 6eoerotion Of 2abor
peroeu 81 einer @eriammllulg einbe.
rlien perOeh bei iuelher Damn a6ge.
itimmt Miro, o6 Elm @enerol.Strife
crfl1rt iper0en ioq ODER nid)t.
Sr, Sobn S. 5ereniou @rdiioent
Der 6eoerotion Of 2abor, erflGrte &c.
ltern, DOB cr ieine Modt in bic @og-
i6ale iperfen ueroe, Inn einen oage.
meiueu Strife 3i oerbiiten. Gr logte
inter 9lnoerem: sd beoouere au.
berorocntlih, OoB uniere gt6iidt in
Ser 0eiientIihfeit 6efount geiporOen
lit. @ei Scr Grefutiu !. Sibung lpur-
oe bei1loiien oie gon5e 9lngelegen.
6eit ge6eim 3u bolten. Sd muB
o6er nun ic6eu, OaB cine 8uuge ii6
nibt ru6ig ber6olten fonnte"
Gin General Strife IN Baltimore
ipdre 3u Der gegeum1rtigen 8eit iebr
81 beoouern uno gum Shnoen Der
@ei1Gftsleute ino ser glr6eiter. 8al,
tinore's sSn0uItrie lit 5lir 3eit IN Ell
nem iolden 9lufihpung 6eerifien
0aB Elm Strife einen ie6r idledten
ginorud alf @eihdftsleute pieGbas.
S6tpab, Brdiioent Der @etblebem
Stoblmerte MAIDEN piiroe. Der gan.
&c @eibdftsperfebr in Baltimore
piiroe mebr oOer Ueniger lobm &c.
legt tperoen.
Gin SDmpotbie Strife miro BON
Sen bieiigen aleioermaderu ais oos
ein3ige ridtige Wlittel be5eiHnct, Inn
0en Stonopunft Der 8irma Strouie
& Bros. uno Ser @oIi5ei breden 5u
f6nnen. Ger geeeHwdrtige Strife lit
uidts 9lnOeres, ais Elm &anpf 5ui.
i1en Der 5eoeration Of 2o6or unO
n9lmalgnmateo Garment Morfers Of
9lmerica.~
Sin @litgIie6 ser 8eoeration Of
2obor aeitano oies geitern Wlor0en
au6 ein. Gr ioete ierncr, oaB Die
8irma Stroule q @ros. ibren Tas
idbenmn6ern cine 2o6nrrb06lne bon
einen Gent pro Ioide oerpeioert ia.
be, lporouf oieiel6en 0ie 9Irbeit ME
0erlegten. Gle Union ser 9lmalgn-
moteo Clothing gsorfers beriorgte
ooraufbin oie 6irmaStrouie nit oen
not6iacn slrbeitern Gic ousit6noi.
gen 9lr6eiter linO fait oae 0litgIieoer
elmer llnion Der oSSnOuiirial @orfers
oi tbe @orlO,4 sic iebt nit Der 5eOe-
ration Of 2a6or Sono in Sono arbei,
ten,
Gle 6eOerotion of 2obor lit oer9ln.
iiht Dob Oie 9olijei 0ie Strife6re.
der mo bic Sntereiicn Ser 5irma
Strouie & Bros. 5u Ic5r iinteritiist
ErdiiOent 6erguion bat iiA 6ereitS
be5ii0lib oieier 9lugelegeu6eit all
WlaDor HreItou geipan0t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-11
9SlSbIidl aeftur6eu.

Sn ibrer @oburlng O1r. 1924, Go
monOiou.gIOeme, ltorb pIobli6 ole
63 Sabre oIte Sron @orD 8oniger.
Ser Coroner puroe bon Dem glbleben
in aenntniB eeicbt.
9cutIde, Seiterreidjiidjc ruS lImga.
ride &ricesuulci6eu.
100 Marf nno l003rOnen auhuarts.
SbeO. $, 9iener & GO.,
217 Cit.gaItImurc.Gtr.
(DaGrata--l n
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-11
fyImtG
g9ctteraHsTdlteH.

sir MarDlano lno Den Giitritt
Columbia beute tribe uno noroolt.
ltde Ninoe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-11

,,HnneiN" tilb ganilons ILL., G. Beauiic5~
yplpvDofvme" &nuoeUlle n. gSnroeibii0er
,3tucf Bi Cart" Auerlei 3olisDelulils
annQen
aHnN GAure %nri" 9luerlei llnterbQiunaen.
aUpnnu Got @arf"- NQerlel lHerbatiHaeH.
Ipimsrtr Ssam &agllD 01inronen pet
Mnuplfr sNuuiie"
NUfInvenic Bead Ldglim Griurdonen Der
Xnmplfr .Eic1uu0u0~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-11

gl6uunenten, bic ben ,,1entIdIcn GOrre-
lp0nneutcH" uidIt piutlIldD ODcr unrcgcl.
nldpig crhnltem, hnn gebeirL bcr CfIir
hauOu per TcIephon pbrr idlriIlIldl .llitt'
ibelINna BH ulaMsH,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-11
@mOes.7epartemeut fHr QamOmirt6
ldIaft -@etier. .WureaM.
glgridIi 0es UaltimOre WetierbnrranS

Ger 6endtiefeitsee6alt Der 2uit
ipor 81 Bro8ent I'm s llbr 0lorgens
nn0 IA Nro8ent nm 8 llbr gLben0s.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-11

I'M Jl0rocH llno i'm Jlor0lpeltcH
bat iid Der Trud Der gItmoipb1re be.
trddtidl acbobcn. Sin Irerer Sod.
orlm. Der lido iber Dem pcillidcn
QbeiIe bon 9leu-gnglano beiaio, Bat
norcolHide Minoe uno fiibleres @et-
ter iiber jciier @egeno mo lbeilcn
oer mjttlerm atlantiidan 5taaten
pcritriad)t sSm 9loropeiieu III Elm
DctrddiliAeS 8aaen Ser Iempcratnr
bcobahtet poroeu SSu Der uuteren
eereaion bis All bic @olifiiiie uer.
0en helie @epitter nieoergeben uno
Die gcmperatiir abfiibIeu Sn ben
dilauiiiden Standardization miro es
mariner peroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-11
Gpn1ert im ..Gliftpn. .lsnrf.n

Ids NFro9ramm FIR ons E0n3ert
Der idotiiden &arf.aapelle inter
Setting bon Broi, Qaniel 8elomouu
im ,Gliiton-@art" 6eute 9lbenO bon
1aS bis 10 llbr lit wie iolgt
1iarit o1De Sron Itnil" ..... Smith
u luperlre 8il uJlolamllll0e" .. Gdubert
81 pclu0doc .................. BrOOis
81 Qsai8er, n4slbelnline~ ............. .0all
TITO illr pOboe, engliiDe5 poru D.
Ni1riuetc .-.................B BeeibDDeH
lop, 0rneli Rbilipp, @ilbcrt nub
g0lli0W @i0ge)
o. elmcflcnH 1iein. nDopH South,
WbO0letoH
T Nu6 remoen Ndnncrt. ...... WioBioWsli
~ 2ilis ,Ndllct 0Dppclld" .,...... XeHbes
8. V,gDleO. n1iemids ylr f7-a. Hnnpe
40 Ulurib n5ori @arrD" ...,...... .3nGDc5
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-11
eanhrnani. Mn0 llnleraana.

@plllenuulgang ....b Y. 10 w.
1punenlntergQng .7 Il. Z V8.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-11

Die gaItimorer ipialten geitert
nidt. Ole Scorc Ger ii6rigcn Spiele
mar:
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-07-06
DON'T BLAME THE CHILD

Don't scoid your children for lack
IL control over the kidney secre-
tons. II Is not always the chill
dren's fault---in many cases II means
weak kidneys and can be readily
righted. Read this Waxahachie
mothers advice.
Mrs. c. s. Walker. 115 Williams
ST., waxahachie. says: Zone OF the
younger members of my family had
no control over the kidney secre-
tions. which resulted In bedwetting.
The child complained OF pain in the
head. was fretful and seemed to be
losing weight Nothing did the
least good until Doan's Kidney Pills
we're used. They soon removed all
symptoms OF the trouble and since
using two boxes. there has never
been return attack"
Price soc, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for kidney remedy
get Doan's Kidney Pills--the same
that Mrs. Walker recommends. Fos-
ter-Milburn Co.. Props, Buffalo. N.
Y.--(adv.)
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-07-06
FOUR SHUT-0U1 Games
REGISTERED IN 4 ROW
THE ENNIS TIGERS COP THREE
WHILE ATHLETICS GIT AWAY
WITH ZIG GAME.
WaiIcping Wonders Made Race
TracI. Out Of the Diamond
~ Ennis Wednesday
Afternoon.

The series OF four games with En-
mis- set a new record mark for freak
ish games. All four Of the games
we're shut-out games. Ennis shut
out waxahachie three times and
waxahachie shut out Ennis one
time. After losing here Tuesday
the Ennis team took the Athletics
home with them and on Wednes-
day affernoos Huey shut 'em out In
rather interesting game despite
the fact that the Ennis score was
large. Fifteen hits brought ten
scores and II more scores had been
needed the Tigers would have made
them, for IL was a walk up and hit
the ball affair all the way through.
Babe" Green started the fireworks
as first man up in the first inning
by placing one right over right
field fence for a home run. That
one blow sent cold chilIs chasing up
and down the spinal columns OF
the Athletics and IL was easy to get
away with safe blows after that
start.
1t Is useless to say the Ennis fans
had much JOY out OF the faithful
few who have followed the Ath-
letics around over the circuit. II
there is one thing Ennis fans had
rather do than eat ii is to defeat
Waxahachie in a ball game. They
had that satisfaction this week al
though we dill rally sufficiently to
cop a game here on July 4th.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-07-06
AN OLD RECIPE
TO DARKEN HAIR
Sage Tea and sulphur Turns Gray.
Faded Hair bark and Glossy.

Sage Tea and sulphur Turns Gray.
Faded Hair Dark and Glossy.
Almost everyone knows that Sage
Tea and sulphur. properly com
pounded, brings back the natural col
or and lustre to the hair when faded.
|streaked or gray. Years ago the only
way to get this mixture was to make
|it ut home. which is mussy and trou-
blesome.
Nowadays we simply ask at any
drug store for "Wyeth's Sage and
Sulphur Sulphur Com r,ouna. a you :, i'll get
Ia large bottle OF this old-time recipe
by the addition OF other
for about so cents. Ev-
|erybody uses this preparation now.
because no one can possibly tell tibet
you darkened youl hair, as it does
lit so naturally and evenly. You damp
len sponge or soft brush with II and
draw this through your hair, taking
|one small strang at time; by morn
ling the gray hair disappears, and
after smother application or two. your
hair becomes beautifully dark, thick
and glossy and you look years youns-
Ter. wyeth's Sage and Sulphur COM
pound il a delightful toilet requisite.
1t is not intended for the cure. mill
cation or prevention of disease. =
(Ady)
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-07-06
WAR KEEPS CANADIAN CHORUS
FROM DAKOTA sAENGERFEST

GRAND FORKS. N. d.. July g.
The Norwegian-Can was the
only one in the organization not
represented today when the national
Norwegian Singers association cho-
ruses came here for the annual meet
ing and saengertes.t
Eight hundred singers picked from
the 5000 delegates will sing In
Scandinavian and English during
the three days session which open
ed today. Delegates from Mime
sofa. both the Dakotas. Nebraska.
Iowa. Wisconsin. Illinois. New York,
Rhode Island. Connecticut. New
Hampshire and Massachusetts,.
The Canadian contingent OF Win
nipeg is. almost to a man. in the
trenches of lighting Europe.
Prof. ]. H. Ffaaten of Duluth.
Mimi. will direct three monster
ehorases which viii sing during the
meeting. Julius Jaeger. Chicago.
president of the association. is here
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-07-06
EAT LESS MEAT
II BACK HURTS
Take a Glass of Salts to Flush Kid
revs If BLADDER Rothef.s You.


Eating meat regularly eventually
produces kidney trouble in some
form or other. says well-known au-
thority. because the uric acid in
meat excites the kidneys, they be-
come overworked; get sluggish !;
clog up and cause all sorts of dis
tress. particularly backache and mis-
cry in the kidney region; rheumatic
twinges. severe headache, acid
stomach, constipation, torpid liver,
sleeplessness, bladder and urinary
irritation.
The moment your back hurts or
kidneys aren't acting right, or II
bladder bothers you, get about four
ounces of Jad Salts from any good
pharmacy; take a tablespoonful in
glass of water before breakfast
for 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 clogged kidneys and stimu-
late them TO normal activity also
to neutralize the acids in the urine
so it no longer irritates, thus end
ing bladder disorders.
Jad Salts cannot injure anyone;
makes a delightful effervescent IL
thia-water drink which millions OF
men and women take now and then
to keep the kidneys and urinary or
gans clean, thus adoiding serious
kidney disease. (adv.)
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-07-06

II may be unsophisticated. hut |
have made over $50 speeches since
my opening address at Marshall In
about $50 different counties. For
weeks al time | have averaged
Is addresses per week. I probably
e&p call the names OF as many peo-
pie. other than politicians. In as
many places In Texas as any man in
The state, wherever the whistles
blow you find them. In them Is
my initial strength. Where go I
find in the militant ranks OF my
supporters the schcel and church
people. business and professional
People. farmers and wage earners.
men awake to the new forward look
In politics. men grown sick under
the leadership OF those who stick
closer to booze than TO brotherhood
My support Is not limited TO any
class mr. any part Of the state. Ny
specially Is not shedding tears for
political effect. I have not lost \
vete. but am gaining many every
day expect To be In the second
primary. am indifferent as to the
other nan. hessrs. Colquitt and
HENRY have each told me personally
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-07-06

The farmers Of Texas are borrow
ing less money and mortgaEing less
property to Hnance the 1916 crops
than they did for 1915 crops, &C
aording 20 the monthly crop hulle-
tin OF the Texas Industrial con-
gress. issued Wednesday. The re-
duetion In quite marked In some in
stanres. A bank In Cherokee coun-
" reported that II has received on
" forty-two chattei mortgages this
year. whereas ii received 5000 last
year.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-07-06

Runs-Green 2, Lester 2. ]. Fen
ner, Shaffer 2. C.. Fenner 3. Two
base hits--Griggs, Smith, c. Fen
ner, Howell .. Three-base hits-Les-
ter, Shaffer. Home run--Green.
Sacrifice hits--Gardner. Howell. Sac
rife fiy--Shaffer. Double plays
Disharoon to Leslie. Green to Les
lie. Stolen bases-Jordan, Leslie.
Struck out-By Huey 2. by schoep-
py 4. Bases on balls-Off Huey q.
off Schoeppey L. Wild pitch-Huey
Hit by pitched ball-By Schoeppey
fShaffer) Passed ball-Smith. First
base on errorsEnuis /, Waxaha-
chic /. Left on bases-Ennis s,
Waxahachie Z. Time of game
hour and IS minutes. Umpire
Proctor.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-07-06

Texas now affords the unusual
spectacle OF lawyer stnmping the
state as candidate for chief Justice
OF the supreme court. Houston
Post. And It presents the further
spectacle OF d governor trying to run
all three Of <he separate departments
Of the state government.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-07-06

TULSA, Ok, July 6.-McAlester
won the first game of double bill
by home runs, 4. to g.. and Tulsa the
second by timely hitting in the
pinches, 6 to 5.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-07-06
$500 Reward.

A reward OF $500 will be paid BY
this company for the conviction Of
any one found guilty of taking the
Daily Light from the yard or lawn
of any subscriber of this paper. EN-.
TERPRISE PUBLISHING CON-
PANY.
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II we had . cotton factory capa-
bic Of turning into cloth every bale
OF cotton ruised In Ellis county.
this would be without doubt one of
tho richest counties In the world.