davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-11-02
OBSERVE ANNIVERSARY
OF HISTORIC CHURCH

NEW YORK. Nov. THE one
hundredth and fiftieth anniversary
of the founding of ST. Pauls chapel,
Nesey street and Broadway. or Old
st. pauls as il is now generally
known. is being observed today i'll
the chapel with sermon by the Right
Rev. Daniel $. futile. presiding
bishop of the Episcopal church
George Washington. Alexander
Hamilton and scores of others of the
history makers OF colonial days fire.
quentiy attended services at st.
Paul's- Part, of one of Washington's
inaugurals was held there
Bishop Alfred Harding of Wash
ington will preach tomorrow and the
Right Rev. Charles 5. Bureh viii
close the anniversary celebration
with a service Saturday.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-11-02
HALLOWEEN PRANK PROVES
SERIOUS TO h0RTHs|DERs
HORSE DRIVEN TO SURREY
SMASHED INTO UPTURNED
CULTIVATOR POINTS.

About the only serious casualty
resulting from Halloween pranks oc-
CURED on University avenue when
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Briggs and son
and Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Ragsdale and
baby were returning home from the
Woodmen Circle box supper. Some
unknown parties had dragged an
old cultivator into the street and
turned the pillow points up. The
horse of Mr. Briggs, drawing the
surrey in which they were riding,
ran into the cultivator and one of
the pillow points cut an ugly cash in
its breast. Coming in contact with
the cold steel caused the animal to
stop so suddenly that Mr.. Ragsdale
and baby were thrown from the sur
rey / and sustained bruises. The
horses wound is rather serious but
the occupants of the vehicle escaped
with slight bruises. The fact that
the pillow points had been turned
indicates wilful purpose of the per-
sons responsible for the accident, yet
it is hard to believe that one so base
is out from behind the bars
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-11-02
Lyccam Course starts Friday.

The Cathedral Choir, the initial
number OF the Lyceum course ar
ranged for this winter, viii appear
at Sims library on Friday night of
this week. This attraction is pleas
ing large audiences daily in Texas
and the south md will give the peo-
pie OF Waxahaehie an opportunity
TO hear the best of singing. The
committee in charge of the ticket
sale reports the season tickets pref
~ we'll sold and that there is de-
hand for individual performance
tickets. for the Cathedral Choir will
be one OF the best attractions on
the road.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-11-02
PERSONAL MENTION.


Nj. and Mrs. ". G.. Dyer OF Win
dom Miss. we're spending the DAY
in WaNahachie yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles +. Lemons
OF Aurora. H., are visiting IN the
city this week IS guests OF MIS-
Lemons parents. Mr. and Mrs. j. q.
Wilson
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-11-02
Program for baptist Women.

The four anxiliarles will inset
Monday In the different parts OF
fown and the subject for study VIII
be "Our District school. which Is
Baylor University. The presidents
of tho auxilinries Will see that a
program IL rendered in the auxilia-
rles. giving much information about
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-11-02

II you contemplate marriage this
fall let us print your marriage invi-
tations or announcements. ]. T.
Tucker, job printing. chats ALL"
al the Daily Light office. tt
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-11-02

this school md Its needs. The re-
port on Baylor unigersity from the
Texas Baptist Annual will give the
desired information.
COMMITTEE.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-11-02

All members Stonewall Lodge No.
IL are requested to meet at Castle
hall promptly tonight at 1890.
Come and bring a brother with
you. j. b. CLEARY, C. C.
V, TRIPPET. X. R. S.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-11-02
Heavy Rain On french Front

LONDON. November "a heavy
rain fell during the night" says to-
days official report from the French
front. There is nothing special 10
report"
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-11-02

The kind OF printing that pleases
at the 1T. fuckers. at Daily Ligh,
office. II
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-11-02

r, sisai9 100.
4 Tho Daily Light want column viii
buy. sell or exchange anything II
For feed and fuel phone Brod-
ead 4 kennedy. Old phone %. u
For quick results use the Daily
Light want column. If
n you like good choral music 20 to
Sims library tomorrow night
.lfAdvD 1sl
IL costs money TO advertise. but
you can save money BY following
lCurlin's ADVERTISING ~ Adv. )Thurstf
Hear The male quartet with the
Cathedral Choir at Sims library to-
morrow night. -tAdy.D isl
1 TO get the best prices Tor any ar
ticle you may have for sale II is
necessary that everybody know that
you have something for sale. Let
the Daily Light want column tell
them about e. II
i Mrs. Cheatham's sunday school
class will be entertained at the par
Tors OF the Methodist church Friday
afternoon from 3 to 5. All members
OF the class are urgently requested
10 be present.
i II You like good choral music so to
Sims library tomorrow night
fAdy.) 191
Ben r. Park has sold his residence
on Ferris avenue to Arthur Wicker
Mr.. Park will leave soon for Mt
Calm where he will in future reside.
o.
Relatives in the city have received
word that J.. NJ Meredith of Austin,
who has been suffering from a cat
araet. has submitted to an opera
ton, and is getting ,long nicely. DR..
w. n. worsham oil FL Paso is at
tending him.
A representative of this paper had
1.-THE pleasure of meeting with A. p.
Mabfy at the Old Hunters picnic
"Wednesday. Mr.. Mabry was born
and reared in the vicinity of High
| springs and is now 81 years of age.
He is son of X. c. Mabry for
whom the Mabry lake was named.
lie says he can't afford to miss one
lof the gatherings because it brings
| 1.-THE oId-timers together and recalls
the early day experiences in Ellis
county.
MIR and Mrs. r. NJ. Keys of Hollis.
'lOklahoma, parents Of the quad
ruples shown at the State Fair this
fall, were in Waxahachie Wednes-
day afternoon enroute to South
Prong where they will spend few
days at the home of Henry Curly.
THE four little girls. now seventeen
months old. accompanied them and
iwere the center of attraction as they
lsat clustered about the mother in
their automobile. Mr.. and Mrs. Keys
lare former citizens of Ellis county.
Mrs. Keys is the daughter Of Sam
ICurry and Mr.. Keys formerly work
ed Mt the Planters Cotton Oil COM
pans here. The children are enjoy
ing fine health and perhaps are the
Ionly living quadruples known in the
south. During the State Fair at
Dallas thousands of people visited
them
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-11-02
Saxon Six
Auto Contest
Latest Standing

Tie number Of contestants are
marrow down to The real active
workers. a red hot battle foi votes
lie nov goins on aud wiil get hotter
as the contest narrows down TO the
finish.
Everyone should help their ia
vorite candidate. which you can do
by purchasing here or by paying
yout accounts az either OF our two
stores
Again thfs week We will give ONE
HUNDRED THOUSAND VOTES to
the candidate selling the most SODA
BOOKS in dollars and cents during
week ending November sth.
3 Eve Williams. .... 2,045,64o
Winnie Mccartney. -. 3,023,s55
l12 Minnie Sue Goodlowe 2.1s1.s5e
&c Ruth Boozer ..... 6,s11. 210
20 Alice Howorth. ..... t6.oT5.e90
l21 Exa Callaw9y. 20, t92, Al
80 ihcihhd 'oie.. 49,. 49, = ',"'"'oT'
"a Allene Kuykendall -. 2.67s,393
81 Myrtle shyers. 2,49y,s75
Again we wish TO call your at
ltention that the offer of EXTRA
VOTES WITH PAYMENTS of OLD
ACCOUNTS will expire November
Sth. Now is the time 1.-The last time
Ito come to the aid OF your candi-
date.
| Curlin's
~
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-11-02

Are you attending the Christian
;, slgai2 1870
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-11-02
Starting Son Right !!

He's not too young right now to
be taught the mighty important
lesson of correct dress. Clothes
are the first and most apparent
sign of self respect and good
breeding. His playfellows will
think more of him and he will
have more confidence in himself
if attired in
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-11-02

TO get the best prices Tor any ar
ticle you may have for sale IL Is
necessary that everybody know that
you have something for sale. Let
the Daily Light want column tell
them about 4. II
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-11-02

Relatives in the city have received
word that J. NJ Meredith Of Austin.
who has been suffering. from a cat
araet. has submitted TO an opera
ton, and is getting ,long nicely. DR..
W. y. worsham oil FL Paso is at
tending him.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-17

ca. rOia y ne9ra. apaEicIones, coA!uTps.
rnrdnIaiuIrutDS. etc. . ~"
UOyIna Y ritual de Ia Alta Ma-la. ubra que
en~eIA los ml-lrr!US de- oculiI-t1U. Con
liens ri lriin&UlO dc S&lngI0n, IN Cthd!a,
sprrN;p$ dol rN''O. nl-ruin2nrla. e'r. '.H'
EnrhIrI!IuHys GTiruoriOS Y iEnl3'ui"S u.tV
Ii dragon Iiujo. o sea cl artc q, %Eiai!iar
a los e>p!.!'H'. ~
Ell T0Ier del P~rnsamicnIo. 81 dominic '
culfura. Como C.iuGUar Su n;rrLa. i."i
p lIhr0 Internal. TrIiTd0 complete de ids
clenciaS ~uruliaS. CDn,i"nc ei li3ro de
san ClprlanO. CIavlrula Dc Solomon. ct
Dragon Rn-u e IN Cabra i~a'erDai, rcCctRs
de Il !;nina cleopatra. Slc. Va
Fl TcrdadcrN nCaS0n R"i1. COntlene pa
los !nFcrnaiCs. rnc7UlaWicEiUS, moo" 'r
harcrss Invisible, etc "'''
Ia gran Yarila adiyIngdOrs Y el Y.cIO G''Ii
da dc las llr&mldcS. VI
LIb-p Nagn0 dc Saa Ciprlano. Edicl3n mi
ca y CnmfIria DEF faiu"s" GTiTnoFIp. ' III
suIa autruIira rnlrr '0das. DIV
Ia ClayfCula del ftrchicc:p, 0 !ihrO de Sal
Crpr!ano. con In,in,dad'dc SecTcios. Wv
la gran mayia SiIpT"ma. w
Manual Dc ma2'a blanca. $1,000. 80
Manual de magia r0ia. %
Manual DC ma.la ncgTa. . e J.2o
Scrrr'ps Dc los CARLOS. Nrle dc sanar a 10
dos los JgegnS. L't
Serrrrns dc alberto 81 GfRrhc. ~"
S~ccrcips dc IL ureStltI-itarimn ' la maSsa
Lrrripnc~ VTariiras de- "ScainUic0. III
SecrcfOS del inferno. "*1
rrsOrn Ge MilarrUs dc n Cruz lc Ca"ara
Cd. Vcrdad"ra icva del orulIiSlnn. h.hO
veriadero horoscope para adIrtn7r eI hnr.
Tenir. = INV
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-17
RRlzg1MIIzN8GSMEM
EEsEYMzEMzgSSSzgaSzE

Manual de mrcalIca industrial.
Manual del piutor.
Manual del rrloJerr
Manual del SdSir6-
Manual De vsieIinlr!d J cGd!tHcies.
Hsaua. De! zapsteTo.
nEE,s DIvERsSs
~
Ar'f &c echac la "'r'"S 9"' "'1'o asa
nt'tJA cs'"'o'r s,,, de- ea,9r
1!D',o'aT" IL, 10 ! ,c'..|. eta om
TIT " iuS hiu', w : 49,, ~. ' . IN
nar"Ja' hieA!l"'as P.""," 4, rr,n,
-"tloI'"r!p'' ~ '''S GDj
CO \ ID I,>'I'"' /, -,
raTtohli."9. Eil'">'"Ia' e e. ~
C"di%u ur! AMOR .....,...-..-, -" ~
iIrclChiElo ",' ",'iO'' '"'" "'' W. 81 %r
Don !iian ltlni'u ., I,d,
FL ana De asa u",t uG - 'ioic' '' - "a
"a ii!i'Sitt ". .an No. IN nara sem
- taIut'"uU, =. ;r'.franiss n6D
n;dIvL"s' l'r'..u,' : ItrnGiI-nrS.hIe =, las
II MIRO Nt ~ mLin''S' IVA n N
HaHre9 uE ."'ilii" ,tyI rTrl
+! CuhertcIp - ~ n
co:!cSpoAGchrld> hii.ut'sa7' : a a"!
Esl.Iu gtA'rdi d" ARIA va
Fl rerGaLcTO !Ihro c" "ro. HrarIicaS "e
masnrItsmo. hignnIi,Er Y suggestion. Co
"r,re 81 aporarnirr,o. f..ltg Ge voIunI.G Y
enCrglaS reTdiLa>. C"u 81 50 adqlIirTe IL
fierZa. la fcl!r'!ad. d "..!a. IN
GuIa del iugadcr dc nclo;a. Para los 81.
ciDnadOs al baseball. va
GramaliCa del amor. Iibrlio Original U."n
GIid COmplcia del AMBASSADOR de Cab1iIos J
del nirador l.So
Historic de BcrtOldo, SrrlIidino Y Caca-
seno. A la TilSllra. O2l
La nliSma historic. EmpaSfada. P.W
JuegoS lie manOS. . sea - aTte de iiaceF
diabluras. asa
Jucsos iD1cenies de SocIc,IaL. COLLECTION
ne ilngOs rlycrtldOs : ailyinanlas n.31
InS supIos eIrllcaduS, pOr 81 Idg!co de
lstr,kdn I fnmO ,rla ron lamin3S. 90 80
a .rrTh.,I, ponrlar Nndri0s de dis.:rsos
nara rjcsias s~os:ilcs. patri6itras Y faEil-
nares: h.iunas 5iog9afi.s. etc. co
In Npdrc1nn CIsnra. Tr..amtcntOs srncIIlos
para toda cllse de Intermediates. 0.61
Las mil V una norhcs. ( Ia r~listlCa. :. $50
80 mil : ma nornos. Tmrastada. r.sD
los mil ' nm tiIs. Cuenl0s arabas. iurCos
= nprsss iradur,dOs Al casteIlano. O.75
I ibro de los src7Os. O.ss
ihro Dc Irs rhisres e.SJ
n yo1 10 Ia VatnraIeza Colecci6n de his
Ia iortss - nSvaIaS nHrsIeS. rs
! Mammal dc Ia CrIt de gaIl,nas 10
! Ne;odo complete de solfeo, por don HiIa-
rt61 FsIays. G.7s
NGIOdo de- sOIrao. Primcra psrte. 0.2G
| Nttodo dc so!reo. Srgunda parte. go
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-17

Cuando neccsite l!bros en- esPaneI
diriiaSc ustcd q IgnaciO L. LoHano.-
607 no!arusa St.-S. Antonio. Texas
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-17
Drfu-ciorc5
SSeiEITISSs

o 70. rnn.ris --ir'rlfis's. 20
= MIRO Ge TO- .Ea,:pms. 3.TS
e. irn-u 20 ir- t.-ii-l'E- - - '"SS
T-rr>ls, irs milEzros y les prcd!cct0-
Il Eyarse,ia sa-r'a ci espI:!:.s!no. 0.75
- cob >! t1-.rTrD. us
-rss I.Isjuir4s -" .iiIa EaTdeC. 0TS
,GI" - q ssptTi4su.0'. $1,000. o-b
siSrNEIA
81 s9i DC Hayo. Memorials De ia In;cryen-
c11n fraIccSa. Con --aDId)S i%}
:! 'crTu O" Ia Daialti.d> ~
.r.srdirs NyHtaTes NcNra00S. Guerra a.
.adr 1G"nc.d = invasion 7ru"~!raua 2-@
Tir-p-.s he Roma. C~pHIHr'Hi' dc>te los o.!
Trne~ dc soma. hasa Ia Caida del lTpe?!0
romano De nrsih"njr. 90
-is.0-'s Dc GTccia. drsd1 los ficnpOs he
-oicos hasa Ia decentralization del impe-
70 Ce Alexandra. BIS
Zoe e caldjHy. Ia vide del Oral. D!az,
rC- DuClGs salinas. 200
lls'pTia Pair,a. pN1 don IuSto sierra. llus-
,-.la crn graduates 90;
II=,0rl4 de Mex."3. gor Nrrdla, dcsde los
.-trssrDs f'empOs hasia Ia Caida del ScSuH-
10 Im;v-.G- Tn ONT tea 81
astoria General re Mexico, pOT Zarale 0.6O
ffs,rsia inI-crSal. con PROPULSION tie EFa-
nais-. Et;s:Cn d. lUl" S@.pv.
- Nsi=siaf Csl,ia. Novcia historical de ia re-
y~o;ur!On maisr;Sta. o-5j
L.. Ea-5ILcI6n de M6ylrn V 81 ImUcriallSTn0
rSnAPa. rnva polIi"a DE tnieTcs. G.E'
.cS ~fRs!rgea;cs. Relate de Ia lnSurgcccl'n
rrntG7 ESpana i-.b
=ena.iss de un ZuCrrillero. Historic &c la
..InrrE lie R"TorIna Lon
sE.r.rlgncs Fist0ricss McIiranas. TrRficiO
E2N ' isyendSs. IbFa Gesiln7t2 = cul'iyaF
- ~snumirnlr pair!u Ell cl SOraZnG Dc los
si,.S Dc Mexico. Iiu'Tads con Sr2bad"S
y r-rHi1IS 4 dolores. g-Fi
,4ca-d0te CRiGIl!c- Nbra rclal!Ya > 10
Guerra ds I~ndepeulenC!s i.Ni
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-17
QBRiS rOETlCAS nj PSEA.
RELIGION

Rnrors 4" Salvar!6n. ., sss
aa."rl~aH" Gr Il,alG9. sP
InnGlEai1r General. aS
.-f.,-Suo 10 ro--pysrsrcIs i.ra
1rEn~:anGTiD Gil2dalIpauo. as
Il ''alo Do! CrlSJiaGi>IRO. Lectures para
q f0Ea". EIlclpI Gr lulr. 2.es
rE,DsnrlA Elemental. p0r Balmcs. i.29
uist@riH SgSrada- Libro del Antigua Y Nue.
vD TeStameDfo, que C0ntirne Ia historic
del pueblo dc Israel Y plnia las fi@uras
u. H6l.iaI"aS Y TrOfetas. yicaiGse clara
menfe como - prepare Ia yeCida de! Ne
Sia<. Ed.ciou de E.0. 2-M
"a Imitation q" CriS.c. G.6s
Layaiic meNsCa1O dc 0raciunes. G.S1
Les NI!IirCS. o 81 lrIUDrn dc ia religion Cris-
ut1s. rnr Ch1tcaUbrIsnd. Ed,ci6u de luio
con ETah3daS- $50
N0veDa DEF SaaIo MIC 10 AtochR. "a
Pcuueno Lays!le DC "a Iuventud. . : aS
C!ENCLiS OCJLTAS
C!avfc;rla Irl Reg Sa.cr0n az
D~ig-.0nar:s IRieIatI. CcnJ"ne mIyia blan-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-17
i'ITiCHI..

Cuando urrrr;.c IibruS IN cSpahOl
diriiasr listed i ~lqnaciq i. LoAano
5uI Yulorusa -. san Antonio Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-17

Los Manriales anUiauOs a C~OhrInuaGion va
len SI.G1 I'm peso Cada uaCj.
Manuel .ie aceitcs Y JabCacS.
Manual dc agricultural Y ganadeTiz-
Manual de a!baiileT!a.
Manual de aries y oflCloS.
Manual de cGrpintcria de taller.
HanUa dc CrrrajcTla = obra dc hlerro.
Manual del cOIcicrC Y pOlvorisis.
Manual del CIrtidor e." pIcles-
Manual Del ConfiterO-paSlcicr0.
Manual del Gcslilador llCorists.
-NRn'lgi lie; elcrlri:ldad.
NarH1i de fninETafi7. -
Mammal del J'"iaigfrr3. "
';anual de ilrdincria y horticulture.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-17

Are &c huSra: marldo.
Amor Y ilafilri0.
Caly&'ip dc Gi!lnr-
f.. movie Hr"stlio.
II pu~rgaiur.u DC las Snllcra5.
ii Ilraf~o &c las mnicTcs.
II inferno DC los hon5Frs-
FL NADIA tc los mares.
~ Collar &c csmCTRlGSs.
IL n.Io dc rgis"hores.
FL 5! dc Ia n.iias.
II aIma en- IN DaSG.
La nsia d. ias flores.
La Mia Dc los jaLIn!Des.
La YiUda allegro.
La rpTt" del amor.
La uTiHCrSa del dollar
la nlIa d" Venus.
Las ubrcraS I:I amor.
Las MAS del CnRmFaSnn.
Las EvaS WOdcrD6S.
HalrftaS Sn.n las mTIeTFS-
Haltiios sean los nGIabTss.
Hs.ditas sean las sI.egras.
NaIdliu sea ri amor.
Aaitil0s sean los Cc!ns.
Pnrrlh So casan !p5 n0mbTHS
pOruuc So "aSan las Iai:lc-es.
rnrquc pecan las inu!"res.
porGu" rcInrIc2n las vludSs.
Porqut murmUTNn las v!eiss.
Por ScSUir d lins mUier.
So majcslsd Il Amor.
viva MI noyia.
kEucena, poc Cariota BTasms.
fora. Tnr CarIota Brsema.
e. Reccrrn DC orc.
E! hiIo maidito.
II manuScGito dc nj ms4rs.
Msria, por Jorge Isascs-
nRRSs DE VARGAS VIA
| hibs noia. 80
I,,rs - las -~iolrtas. $r.S
| AT--IPrha. Id
GunO< de rSnUIul 81
! CicuSjdra ROIa. u IN rnyt:ca 81
/ bel ra5al frGusa:Hc . -
! ne Sns Uses Y lie sfls roSaS. 81
-, -. a.. l.. Ifri,. q
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-17
fOESia


~ T-crarorez de Hsricn Coseccl0n ds poe
zf7- - ,gf,-r- ro.y.r,naS O.75
Dg-lDaarras. Tor Manuel y. Flores. O.AO
-r,-ssE a. ,rr.-,i, rf,y- C.tn
Purslas lie Manuel Acuas. $1,000 e-t
QBKiS FOETiCAS DE PSLA.
CsnIns del Ho=aT. h!g
- tr,a Isr irr.-. FdirIGn dc hIlO. i.35
-i.-r. ,r, Al.,a- Fdlr,nu de IuIo. l.s5
HucIr y Iatjz. ELiCibn &c luIo. Il:
irS ',Ior!ls 6e Mexico. CompoSlciOnes de
L,-aHas : = 1.iria ; a sUs heroes. o.Is
Memo. AS, - TLSS ) re'rt!ns. PrnSSs ss'
Erci.r,.!1s , .snrranZas- Id. de lulO 1.E
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-17

FL tDNE >PDN>AJ.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-03-18

Drying his wet but oily clothes by
the fire at Sandy Run, near Hazleton,
Miner Harry Alberts was set afire and
badly burned.
Laurence SchQappig, of Sharterville,
has died from being gored by mad
bull at the State asylum, Wernersville,
six weeks ago.
Struck by a pellet from an airgun.
Oscar Bachman, a messenger boy, at
Exeter colliery, Pittston, lost the sight
of his left eye.
The Waynesboro school board has
given the contract for a new school
house. 1t will have an auditorium
and four rooms.
Fifty deer from Michigan are being
distributed by game wardens in state
game preserves in Carbon and other
eastern counties.
Five coaches loaded with Norwegi-
an immigrants passed through Con-
neIlsville, routed west, the first since
the war started.
Inspector H. B. Roshon reports con-
demning $500 pounds of meat and 125
pounds of fish during the month Of
February in Reading.
Contracts from Pittsburgh, C1eve-
land and Buffalo districts, calling for
100000 tons of structural steel, have
been placed in Pittsburgh.
The proposed loan of $4,000 for
building a new high school in Kutz-
town is expected to be approved at
the special election on April II.
The winter short courses in agri-
culture and home economics at the
State college closed with 131 students,
including twelve women enrolled.
Indictments are pending against
Ewenty justices of the peace, accuse
of frauds in connection with bills for
bounties for killing wild animals.
A tax rate of 77a mills has been ap-
proved by councils in Royersford.
Plans for street paving were postpon-
ed until sewers can be constructed.
Huntingdon county will be dry
another year, the license application
of L. R. and W. S. Leister, the only
one in the county, having been refus-
ed.
The new wage scale-$5 a ton-for
puddlers for the Reading Iron com.
pany has gone into effect and is the
highest ever paid to puddlers at Read,
ing.
P. H. Breidenbaugh, Martinsburg,
Blair county, has been appointed a
clerk in the state compensation ou'
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-03-18
a Lost Mine.

Among the famous lost mines Of the
western world and one which is again
being sought Is the Tisingall Of Costa
Rica. 1t is said to have yielded great
quantities Of gold in the time Of the
Spanish domination. After Quelling
the Indian uprisings, however, the
Spaniards failed to relocate the mine.
It is thought that it hes hidden in the
Bed Of one Of the larger streams.
Many legends are heard dealing with
its wonderful richness, and many at
tempts have been made to find 1t, but
30 far without avaiL-Argonaut.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-03-18
FOR SALE QDd Want BDS.
Advertisement under this head 1c
a word each insertion.

FOR SALE-Corner lot in Chevy
Chase, 65x150, for further informa-
tion, apply at this Office.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-03-18
Hen Trickery.

Since Australia is at the antipodes
from US the hens there naturally lay
best from May to November, contrary
TO the habit of hens here. 1t is now sug-
gested that if hen after her annual
laying period in the southern hemi-
sphere were rushed across the equator
to the United States she might lay dur
ing the rest OF the year at the same
rate and thus establish a new record
for a years production. Still. it looks
IKE a mean trick to play on poor hen.
Youths Companion.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-03-18
PENNSYL
NEWS IN BRIEF
interesting Items From All Sec
tiOnS Of the State.
CULLED FOR QUICK READING
News of All Kinds Gathered From
Various Points Throughout the
Keystone State.

Various POINTS Ihrouehout INC
Keystone State.
Lancaster will organize a women's
preparedness society.
r.. c. Lggett, York, has been ap-
pointed factory inspector.
Erie was isolated electrically and
2ost $150,O00 by the blizzard.
Lititz has voted loan of $4,000
TO erect a new school building.
Four motorcycle police men mill be
added to Readings police force.
Licenses for 600 dogs have been Sc
cured by their owners in Pottstown.
County commissioners have paid OF
$65, 5000 of Lehigh's bonded indebtness.
Pittsburgh hospitals have under ad-
Visement a plan to raise their rates.
An $4,000 loan for street paving is
TO be submitted to the Steelton Vot-
ers.
A sewer plant is being installed at
the National Farm school at Doyles-
GoWn.
A curfew law is being agitated by
the Interborough Civic club in Mauch
Chunk.
A limestone quarry has been locat-
ed on the farm of w. H. Kintner, at
Durham.
Two millions will be spent on i'm
provements to Johnstown's Midvale
steel works.
Alderman NJ. J. Lewis, Wilkes-Bar-
re, is a Republican aspirant for con-
gressman-at-large
Captain William l.. Blair, Sunbury,
commanding Company K, separate
battalion, has resigned.
Playing with matches, five-year-old
Sarah Rupp, daughter of John Rupp,
of Icklesburg, was burned to death.
Prohibition. rule in West Virginia is
driving hundreds of skilled coke work
ers and miners into Fayette county.
Richard Adler, a hermit, was found
dead in his shed, near Marietta, evi-
dently self-slain by an accidental shot
Charged with burning his own barn,
near Reinholds Station, Lancaster
county, Jerome Meyer is under arrest
The Morgantown & Wheeling rail
way is to be completed, to open 200,
900 acres of Green county seam coal
John Lukash was instantly killed
when a cable broke releasing a cal
which ran over his body at Mosque
honing.
The Misses Mona P. Brown and Su
san r. Slaymaker head a committee
80 gather funds for French orphans in
Lancaster.
Driving in front of a passenger
train at a grade crossing in Sunbury
David Fasold, seventy-two years old
was killed.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-03-18
In Sympathy,

The two men had met at q dinner
party and were talking In a corner by
themselves.
You see that tall woman with the
sharp nose and the critical eyer ask
ed one Of them.
YES" said the other quietly.
We'll, I've watched her for quite
awhile. She's always got her nose
into somebody's business. She's the
last woman I'd marry"
Which shows how strangely In sym
pathy we are" said the other without
resentment ''She's the last woman
did marry "-Exchange.