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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-07-18
FRIENDS Of C0lQU|TT
WILL GREET CANDIDATE
LARGE CROWD ENPEtTED TO
HEAR EX-GOVERNOR HhRh
On WEDNESDAY.
VIII Address the Voters here ON
Wednesday Evening at
O'Ci9k-AU Are
Invited.

Ex-Governor o. b. Colquitt. can
diasfs for the United States senate,
will speak in waxshachie on We'd
ncsday evening at o'clock. Gov.
Colquit, Is a man who comes square
Nv out upon the issues and he Is
pleased 10 submit his views to the
people for their consideration. lie
is an able speaker and man VINO
believes what he says. The follow
ing reception committee has been
named to greet the Ex-Governor u2-
on his arrival:
Judge o. +. Dunlap. Judge W. Nj.
Tidweil. W. D. Moore. 5. p. spaid-
ing. O. b. sims. Lee Qnaite, W. H.
Fears. NJ. D. Rutherford. Burney
Broadhead. Fred Noteworthy, j. j.
McWhirter. w. u. Ryburn, Z. h
Crsnford. W. A. Gather, Pick Roe
buck, w. T. Holley. John Verheyden'
Sim ID. Moore. j. o. sugg. Cliff Ry-
burn. G.. w. Martin. w. j. MeDuf-
life. w. b. Howell. DR.. ID. G.. Thomp-
son. Ed Williams. Z. Dawson. X. A
Watson. S. A. Hickman, j. W. Mar
tin, John Quarles. Geo. l.. Griffin, W.
Grow. Will McManus. john Kyle,
Frank Kyle.
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Mrs T. r. REYNOLDS special representative al our Store ti
exhibiting and demonstrating -. -.
ebhsrdts Salad Meat and Colonial Fruit Punch lou are ee
and taste these splendid articles.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-07-18
SEVERAL THOUSAND TRANSFERS
MACS IN ELLIS COUNTY

Several thousand children are
transferred from one district to an
other and from country schools TO
town schools in Ellis county each
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-07-18
!, SNAKE IN BATHING sUfT u !
, LATEST THING AT MARLIN I

. MARLIN. Texas. July Is
. A local young woman, who had
. been bathing near the Falls,
. was very badly frightened I
. when she was hanging out her
. bathing suit after returning TO
. her home
. The nices kind OF little I
. snake dropped out on the grass
. and there was Immediately a
. lot of screaming and running I
. by the young woman.
. The snake escaped
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IDEAL SARSAPARILLA works
out liver troubles, flushes the kid
neys. purifies the blood. Good health
fellows. Try one half bottle under
our guarantee. At drug stores. ad IT
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Phone 4ss win get the printe'
right now. Estimates cheerfu.,y Civ,
en- ]. T. Tucker. Job printer. that's
an-"-(Advl Il
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-07-20
BRIEF STATE NEWS

We cannot kick about the heat,
That JOY this year we may not know,
The other chaps will merely say,
cts hotter down in Mexico"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-05-10

bert, bas @ol uno @ebe oes eroBen
Gieleniperfes nit leinen paar tau
ieno Irbeitern, oas id ais Serr
regiere, madten es notig, oaB i'd
- meme Hationalitdt aufgab, oaB
i'd ruiiil6er llntertan muroe. :"
@tnen @ngenblid i6mieg SSrene.
IS mar ibr, ais 5erreiBe ettpas in
tbrem Screen. Damn iogte iie lei
Ie, tonlos; Sic p1ren ein <iie
gemoroen, Serr @ebrfens2~
u@enn Sizes 10 nennen iuouen.
Sh peiB, @eute, ole BON Den
Sdpierigfeiten feline abnurlg boben,
ore elmer oelltlhell. geiddftIiden
Wtndt - uno cine ioId)e bin id =
I'M neioiIhen 4uslunoe in oei1 @eq
9elegt peroen, 5uden oieleidt aus
lnberItano Die 4hieln iiber ioldlen
Shritt. Gud Sbr Serr 9sapa in
Ieinem itiirmiiden 9ationaIempfin.
ben miro i'm pieaeidt beoauerr1,
bod er mar ~nottpenoig, arm min
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@elbimuen.
Bon Clara Sfatbsen.

Man riibmt @ua ntdt. Das Opfer,
bos Sbr bringt
Reibt Cure Soten 81 Der @bar Der
Soften.
DAB Sbr de SrGnen fart btnunters
5tptngt,
SIT Cure pfltdt, BON GROCER 3ett ses
bpten.
Die s3eit, Die Guren sSammer unterz
pfliet
Mie selbe 8lGtter, bic i'm 9erbfte fiez
len,
5rast nidf banah, mas {e Gu4 aue
eefIgt -
Was min Der gtne mnter WeIen, 8ies
len2
Cur fdparses aleio TT tpte Elm Or
oensfleib.
gu ftarrem S6peigen bat es @n6 pers
pfli6tet.
Der fdparae Sdleier iiberbedet Cur
2eio,
unb oles, mas fir etps @n6 pere
ni9tet.
4ufredt unb itols = eefoBten Mnes=
ii9ts
nJn fol5er Srouer" gebt Sh @nrs
pfabe.
Sn Cure Nadt FAINT nur elm @trnbl
hes 2ihts,
I'm etnes bittet Jbr: Der Mrbeit
9nabe.
Die Stdrfiten ieib Sbr IN BEN 2aaae
rett,
90 finbet feiner tiefe Mitleibst0ne,
Or beust fth teiner auf elm Rranfena
bett,
DEM ole aranfen ftno itbt Cure
SDbne.
Ni6t beut' Cur .6jrn Der bnnpfm
Srauer Hann1 =
Die 3et Derlangts: Die SABINE Sugez
biFm!
Nur man6mal fdletht ein Meb burt
gnren 9raum -
limb trdnennab ftnb morsens Cure
aiFen.
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Der pfeuoo>gnoi
sfisse nus BEN 9sben elmer .,mpbItGs
tigen Jraa. Bon Guauaa @~nfenfrIb.

5ran 2oIa fab in ibrem fleinen,
intimen @mpfanssfaIon ME auf elmer
einfomen Snfel. Jeloerau uno eins
tDnig floHen ibre Sage babin, fe oebnz
ten iiH pie bte Maf9en bes miibeliz
gen Stridaeuses, bas ibren unssiibten
5insern 70 oft entslitt. Md. biefe
ldneft miBa1tete Mrbeit mar nun audi
ipitber ialonfdbis ,setporoent Wie
Iadteili9 bate bic Welt iih bod per~
Gn0erf - 6rau Cola bIidte fIaaenb
gu @robmamas portroit srnppr, oos
aus feinem pompDfen @oIorabsnen
be~rftGnonisDpn gu niden Thien. -
@robmama mar Jrana0iin eetpelen.
Bon ihr battle Colo bic buniIeT Mueen
lno ibre pifante Rofetterie aetrbt.
grbftide, NIT bensn bic f10ne frau
momentum gar ni1ts onaufaneen
DuBte. mar ia bod Der sdrae 6ofz
ftaat einseriidt. Dos 5obme Deer u1tbr
ODER minber fhmndtenber Besputbes
rer battle fih In cine tpiI0e Rricaerz
f1ar bertpan0eIt. Die ipenieen 3uriid1
gebliebenen, 6arnnter 2plas @otte,
famen aIs iiimmerlide gefte eines
ftpIaen 8eftdnbes nidt in getradt.
Mnn bate aud Rnbi, ibr iiingftsr unb
fearisiter @erebrcr, ben plaB 5u Ji>
Ben ieiner g0ttin gerGumt. Der Obj
trlinnise marf1ierte nit flammenber
8eseiferung. bos Mbiturienten3eng@
nib i'm Sornifter, in bic S1ladt, uno
5rau Colo bate ibren 2ebensinbolt
nun bDIig einsebiiBt. sic fu1te unlz
font nod einem tr0ftIiben Gr5aB.
0ieafi6t Bate fe fid iosar in bic
Reiben Der !Ssmoriterinnen aeifeHt,
bod ibr Gftbetifdes gmpfinoen pro-
teftierte. sic fonnte nun einmal fein
8lut feben unb 70 tpanoelte fe benn
cuf Dem bequemerer, fart freqnens
tierten promenabenfpege Der 8arms
beroieteit. arransierte WobltGtigfeitss
feite unb teilte ~Qiebeseaben aus.
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oeiten praftiid). slber mas broudlt
lid oarlm cine 6rau ben aopf su
3erbreden2 AIlo, mern Sic mid
Elm menig Iiebbaben, Srene, 10 fonis
men Sic NIT mir aIs nlein @eib,
oils Die Serrin meines SauIes, unO
ME peroen Sic es 81 berelten ho-
ben. @ir molen inns Elm edit Dent
ldeS Seim i'm fernen &on0e oriin-
Den uno oeutide Art nno Site ME
cine 6afel i%enieits Der @eidIeI nif-
itefen.~
(Sortfetunq foIqt0
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Die erften ipeifen 5loden fieIen our
grbe, als Jrau Cold, oas bolofeIige
QG6eln elmer 6eiIigen auf ben 2ippen,
auf benz Mrm Elm gddhen nit fiiBem
Jnbalt. mad Dem Militdrloaarett elite.
9eleitet bon Dem Snftinft Der Mufs
opferung. eelanste fe fhnuritrads
mad Der 4bteiluns fir lsidtpertpnn>
oete Offisiere. 9isr fiiblte fi6 Die
f6Dne Grau fpieber in ibrem Clement.
Sbre perfibrerifde 8otetterie getpann
Spielraum gu eraai0fer gntfaltung,
nnb Elm neuer Stern erbob fi9 on
ibrem 9ori5ont. Gr mar ~boriGufig
nod feft In Matte unb @pIe perpadt,
tpie EN- Gbriftboumf6mud, un6 ods
einSig itrablenoe boran fpareir bic eroz
BEN. trdumenben 8lduausen. Wie febr
gsmabnte bod ibr ausorud an Den
fernen Jreun6i
rRubi!@ girrie 5rau Gold ME Elm
Jrieoenstdubhen unb frat an bos
Belt bes tleinen 2eutnnnis berdn:
rDarf i9 Gle Rubi nennen2" Der
btbf&e 8tonbtopf nidts retbt sIel9s
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THE +

@as bebeutet ,sbe eighteen? 9as
bette SoteI fir Dns tpenigite @elb IN Gan
Nntonio. 3immer SOC. Mnsgeoei6nete
Mabl5eiten 25c. 2iebrige Spe5inlraten
per ISOLDE. Sab frei. grodett 6277. Sn
rentraIer Sage. 302 SiibsGInnD StraBe.
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6pteIS.
HOTEL ALAMO

825 Nlou1o glasa -bibfd m0bIierts
refine 3in1mer. SOC, 75c ST. per Sag;
$3.50 nnb auftpdrts per Bo6e. 3inrmer
nit 2 8ettsn $500 per ISOLDE. Gltes
7eIep1on grodett 658.
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DUPUY reiniot suite.

@eaeniiber benz @nnter Office : &C.
bdrbe, 112 Oft<9onitn Ctr. 9amen<
6trobz unb BnnamnS9ii gereinigt nno
gefprrnt. Maeine Mrbeit 1T uniibers
freffIih.
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FRITZ REUTER-

III Cameron Ctr, MrtomobiI 9feparaz
tnren, Srtacetblene : S6neibune, Ars
beiten am Nnfnbrts@ mnb g~nt5inbnngsz
gipparnt. grodett $685..
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6ols ittt0 &obIe.

Sir balten bic bette &sbIe unb BAG
bette 8rembol5. Rrobiert nns. GIase
Hpp6 & gpal So. grodet 6053. Scenes
Eel. 1911.
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Merchants Transfer Co.

Sransportieren uno Mufftenen bon
,Gafes1 nnb idtperer Maidinerie cine
Gpe5ialitdt, Nbholen, @erfen0en. Infbez
tpahren etc. 0ffice 510-514 OoletoSa
Ctr. 8eibe Eel. $50.
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Samen uuD Weaaaelfutter.

Greb StaffeI, 319 of : gpmmerc
Ctr. 9eu, @etreibe. @nrten< ur0 Teloin
men, BefliiQeIfutter- Srfubnioren.
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Gduhz n. 4ierbeasidirrzG eparatal

Bringt Cure grbeit su 8. S. gognr;
er berftebt fem Gefbdftl @utes 9anbs
ndben uno Hepnrieren. 3ufrie6enbeit
aarantiert. PIT Gbe. s. grodett $50.
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gerIdnat gGbamberlain's perfeftes
2ifen Jntter. gntbdIt fem &orn,
bGlt Gingetpeibe eeiurlb ur6 8eine frdfs
fig. Bei @roeeriffer p6er grodett 1888,
eater Seeb Co.. 400 @ii6salores Ctr.
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Suns III Derretlfen.

Sas nntere nnS u6ere Gtpd,usrf
non 9E 21S Sit-Gpmmerce strase
Ut sit berrentert. 9Gbere gusfnrFt in
Der Office Der oSreien GrcEe"
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transport Wefeaidaften,
carter-M ulIaIy Transfer Co..

BnmiIie1s&uti6en unn 9roidfen. Be-
iorgt 1lu15ieben unb M0beI 2ogernng.
Baggage : Ernnsfer- Selepbon 1913.
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Sdmereien- IT.. Sarben Store.
BboIeiales uno 3fetaiIs gambler in
Gnrtetz, Selb. nnb 8lnmenfamen, Sars
ben, Del nnb @efliigel- Gnpplies.
3iidter bon eften g. 6. @bite Orr
~pbingtons. $500 fir Geteier bieier
6orte.
614 Marfet Ctr. Sci. Grudett 1860.
San Autpnis. &sras.
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CROWN BOTTLING COMPANY,

TbeD. Wueller, Wefddftsfibrer.
iii Sones Gbenue, ~9egeniiber Der Gone
Stnr 8rnlterei. Gan Gntonio, Serns.
ar Sabritnnten bon alien Grten Co
oatpnfler. RineraItpafier unb bor8iigIid
benz nOIbefannten 2ftbia GeIber
8eibe Telephone. - 5reie ablieferuns.
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pie geIamte medanif6e &raft,
iber Die @merita berfagt, betrG9t elmer
ShdBung na8 120 Miaionen pferoes
ftdrten. 0apon perbsn etpa 19,400,e
600 pferbetrGfte in Sen Monufafturz
Snitituten benubt. 100000 in sen>
tralen elettrif6en 2i9ts unS &raft>
ftotionen, 100000 in mebr berein.
5elten 5abrifen ausf9Iiebli9 Der
@pinnereien, Debereien unb dbnlihen
ferner 100000 fir eIeftrifde
@ifenba9nen, bqgeeen 80, 900 fir
DdmpfIofomotipen, 100000 fir
Dampffdiffe, iiber 22,5O0,o00 fir
R~raftpagerl unb Der Reft fir berI4ies
osne 3pede, pie fiir 8etpdTerungeu,
fir 9srsperte uHb anhezs msbr.
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biert, er fibIte fi9 oft tn .bas oi9te
S9lahtgetimmel auridoerfeBt, penn
bas areuafeuer fpiBer @iferiudtsse@
f9ofe um ibn praHelte.
Die lebten 8efuderinnen botten
bas 2aaarett gerGumt, Rub1s Eager
onetn blieb mod umaingeIt. 2pla, Die
beute einen Dorfprung battle, flans
tierte DIE b~eborsuste, redte Settle,
tpdhrenb 4Gtb, bic i'm Nohtrab sez
tpefen NOR, nun gu Den Jiibel ibres
fleinen &riesseottes. fdma9ten mubte.
Mit einem Male aerrtB eine raube
&ommonoofftmme oas aarte 9efpinit,
an Dem oie Mornen tpoben. ,Mue
9iiren inb fofort gu perf9lieBen!@
rief oie1e Gimme NIT benz Rlonae
bes iinsita1 @eridts. Ser Nusz unb
@intritt tit unterfogt!" Mnsemei1e
8eitir5uns folste biefem GrlaB, man
umringte Ole Orbonnana, Inn nGbere
Iuffdliihe gu e~rlaneen.
vSoeben tpurbe bier Elm 1hperer
Snfeftipnsfau fnnftatiert," lautete Die
@rflGruns. y9ie u~mfafenoften @is
aerbeitsmaBregeln fn6 fdleunigft az
treffen!" Nnsefi6ts Der beorobli9en
Gituatipn raffte Cola ibre gan5e
@nersie 5uiommen. sd bite uns
borher 81 entlafen" rief tie in bD9%
ITEM Distant, min tponen ni9t ldns
ger fDren!N nnb gu Der einsei9i9=
ierten &Gtbe eenanot fiiete fie errest
binau. .&pmm!"
.nnmDsIiG, meine Damen, sic
muHen fia fiieen unb ii9 epentuen
auf cine po9enlanse 9aft gefabt
MAIDEN. User bie{e RGume b|etritt, bat
nit {ol9en 8Drfpmmnifen au re9z
nenfi@
Ser Jreibeit beraubt, ~iloliert unb
beobadtet, boSu Die nobe Sobesse~
fabr! = Sdpn bOrten Die beioen Sc
fangenen Die f9tparaen Gliisel roue
fHen. 9as fpIioarif1e @didiaf
fiibrte RAID lire @erfObnung berbei.
Sic pdrfen ihrem rottpanoigen griss
APPEL siftise 8lide gu. Dod Ruoi in
profura qnittierte ben gmpfang nit
fpibbIbifdem 2dneln. gr DerbObnte
Fe nod - 8, biefer Barbor! = Cola
uno &atbe batten ldnsit ben lebten
gfeft ibrer bon @robmama ererbten
9rasie eineebiBt. 2art tpetnenb FAM
fen Fe chamber in bic Mrme. Be
rubisen Sic fid, msine @ndoisften,"
erfDnte es ba tpie cine erlofenbe Of
fenbaruns. .Diesmal mar es nun Elm
blinoer S6redfhuB, elm NOtfsnal,
nm GENTLE Glemente bes g. s. pu>
biifums auf Die @efabren 10 liebens@
tniiroiger 8efu9e binaupeifen. Dart
i'd bitten!!" Der @ertiinber nit benz
Slammenidpert fdlus bic s5aten sus
fammen uno Dffnete NIT ritterli9er
8~erbeueung bic Pforte ins sreie. -
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Sriide Saffee- itnS SceIgrtcp T.
ben Gag. 8einbarS e So. TeI2.
pbon groGett 4S7.
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WiHam riftste bus perz
triebene paar, auf Der Strabe angez
langt, feine eefunfenen 2ebensgeiffer
fpieoer auf. Damn looerte Die entz
i9lummerte 3pietra9t neu empor
uno Cola unb 8dtbe trennten fi9 NIT
boberfiuten 8liden obne 4bi6ieoss
grub bon chamber.
Die nieolide &dtbe srfldrt nun
tbre 3riegsabenteuer fir beenbet uno
5iebt fi6 in ben Sutherland ibrer Gbe
5uriid. Qola, Die 4usbauernbe,
bleibt attfo. sic bat nun einmal lire
6dbfgfeiten i'm a~riegsoienit erprobt,
tDefB, mas tie Dem @nterlan6e itulz
big TT uno tpirft oie 5linte nod lange
ni6t ins 3orn.
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Qltpmimas ,tno 3elte.
San Mntpnip Mttp 3arts Gn.

san antpmip gmtp 9arts Gp.
@ir hnben Die Gas : @nitnlt, Seile
uro uten1iilien Der ~Snternationol Gnto
@dopI onaefauft unb tpibnen uniere 3eit
url1 unfern Galltn gnrls bieier @ef6dftsz
8ronde. @ir besieben beitdnbig bic
per5diebenften Mutomobilsgetl nnb err
5poren eSbnen @elb in nnferem 9epnrtes
ment fir aebralt1te SeiIe unb IltenIiS
lien, @aiofin nnb Del. 613 SiS=alarne
Gtrabe.
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C. H. Weyrich Sheet Metal Works

Gambler in SarDfpare, Oefen mlib
gIedfpaoren. RrnftiIner Glempner nnb
Dahoeder. 934 0HeGommerce Gtrnbe.
Trobis 1880.
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Treie Yrefe fit Seras:: Mittuo6 10. Nfai 1916,

giIfig, op6 bate ct nit 0tefer urpors
ftttleen 8etDegung an Sortunas 5iinz
born getippt. 9as entluo nun tdslid
cine 5ile iaftieer 2ederbiRen iiber
feline 8ettoede unb bate au6 mod
anoere Delitotefen fir ibn berett.
Jrau Cola beri6penbete ben 10 lanee
ouf9dpei9erten 8orrot an 3drtlta@
felt obne 8ebenfen. @tunbenlona 1aB
fe on Dem 2oger ibres pieubosRuoi,
ftrei9eIte nit oarten 6tnsern bic
5ndenoen 9dnbe, Die u~nseoulotg nod
ben entfauenen 3iseln begebrten, unb
fu9te fdndrmenbe, etnem fernen,
fiiben MGrdenbilO 5~uflasenbe Sc
barten auf ndbere Sdbrte gu loden.
@ines Sases mar Srau 2pla UNI
noriidtig genle, tire @ouitne 8Gtbe
mitSubrinsen. RGtbe mar ieit jeber
9eipobnt, fid Qolas 4utoritdt in aIen
Jrosen beg @ef9mads gu unterper@
fen. Sic fopierte ibre Dirt it9 au tleiz
ben, abmte ibre Manteren na9 unb
bulot9te ben 9letben Yantoterl. Sp
lam es oenn audi, oaB Rdtbe fofort
cine hefttse Snflindtton fir Ben fleiz
men 2eutnant srfaBte unb eigenitnnig
fDie fe nun einmal mar, fi9 barauf
tapriaierte, ausf6lieBli9 btefem ibre
Jiirforge gu pibmen.
Nun begann gum @rgDben Der &ez
tonpales5enten, oienittuenben @9ne=
fern unb 2aSarettgebilfen Elm betBer
Metttompf 5ptf9en ben beiben Hipa=
linnen. Rubi purbe NIT ber6oppelten
Rationen BON 2iebesgaben bombarz
oiert, er fiblte fi9 oft tn bas oi9ts
@dladtgetiimmel auriidberieBt, penr
bas Rreu5feuer fpiBer @tferfu6tsge=
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-05-10

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The log cabin Democrat., 1916-06-12
COUNTY LEAGUE RESULTS
League Leaders Again Defeat Re publican-Greenbrier Wins
 From Centerville.
Standing of the Teams.

Needs Creek Saturday strengthen ed it's hold on the lead in the Faulk- ner county baseball league by trim ming Republican 10 to 4, on the losers own home grounds. Phillips was on the mound for the visitors, and pitched winning ball throughout the melee. His comrades gave him good support. Johnson, pitching for Republican, was easy for Needs Creek, the league leaders clubbing his offerings almost at will.
 Greenbrier, losers in 1O-inning fracas with Needs Creek two weeks ago, copped 1O-round clash with Centerville Saturday, winning the pastime by score of to 6. The score was tied during most of the game. Henderson, a member of the Hendrix Bulldogs pitching staff this season. scaleds the peak for the home team. He should have won the bout in a walk, but delinquency in the out field caused the contest to go into extra innings. Waddell pitched for Centerville, putting up good game, but his team mates were unable to hit the opposing moundman at oppor- tune times.
 The game scheduled between Ken dall and Guy at Kendall was post poned on account of last Tuesdays storm.
 Next Saturdays game are as fol- lows: Kendall at Centerville; Needs Creek at Guy and Greenbrier at Re publican.
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-06-12
NEWS OF CONWAY
 FIFTEEN YEARS AGO


 (From the Log Cabin, June II, 1901.) )
 Graduating exercises marking the close of the seventh annual session were held at Central College, diplo- mas being awarded to Misses Hattie Hanna, Cora Hit, Louise Sanders, Mary Edwards, Mary Pauline Word, Josephine Williamson and Elsie Har- rison.
 Burglars broke into the depot here Saturday night and took several jugs of whiskey. A razor or two was also missing from the express office"
 The board of commissioners of county accounts, composed of B. F. Spires of Greenbrier, J. Frank Jones and H. T. Whiddon of Conway, be- gan work at the courthouse.
 Prof. and Mrs. o. O. Florence are here spending few weeks with MT. and Mrs. John Jones, the parents of Mrs. Florence. Prof. Florence has been reelected as first assistant in the Clarendon high school. This will be his third year there."
 Green Grove lodge No. 1O7, F. and A. M., elected the following officers Dr. J. s. Westerfeld, worshipful master; D. L. Paisley, senior warden w. N. Owen, junior warden; w. H. Duncan, secretary; J. s. Jones, treas urer.
 Daviess & Garvin announced that the sale of lots in addition to Con- way which bears their name would be held on June IT and IS. An excur- sion from Little Rock was to be run both days and barbecue at noon each day was advertised
 Julius Kimbrel, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. c. M. Armistead, died June g, 1901.
 Prof. o. l.. Dunaway called a meet ing of the teachers of Faulkner county to be held June 2I-22, for the purpose of organizing an associa- ton.
 The Conway ball team played two games during the week, losing one to the Little Rock Drummers, to 4 and winning from Morrilton 13 to S.
 George P. Balmat resigned as as- sistant postmaster. His successor has not been announced.
 Dollar pitching is in full blast at the courthouse now"
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-06-12
CONWAY YOUNG LADY
 WEDS IN LITTLE ROCK

Miss Hattie Donnell, a daughter of MT. and Mrs. J. R. Donnell of Con- way, was married at o'clock yes terday afternoon to Alfred Waterman of Marianna. The ceremony took place at the home of former State Auditor and Mrs. L. L. Coffman, 2OO7 Broadway, Little Rock. Rev. J. T. Early officiating. The marriage was complete surprise to the family here. When Miss Donnell bade her father goodbye as she was leaving for Little Rock she told him she was going to get married, but he took the remark as joke and thought nothing of it until telephone message yes terday afternoon announced that the wedding had occurred. MT. and Mrs Waterman left shortly after the cere- mony to make their home in Mari anna. Miss Donnell is native Con- way girl and is graduate of Central College. She has many friends here who join in wishing her much hap piness.
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-06-12
M. J. McHenry, Co-Operative Observer.
PROFESSIONAL RANK
 INVADED BY WOMAN
Mrs. Gourley Webb, Late of Scotland. Appointed Golf Professional at
 Wentworth Hall.

Another fatal hour has struck! Woman has invaded one more sacred preserve of man. Mrs. Gourley Dunn Webb, who arrived in this country from Scotland last fall, has been ap- pointed golf professional at Went worth Hall, Jackson, N. H. She is the wife of Captain Webb, who has sue ceeded "Alex" Ross as instructor at the Brae-Burn Country Club, of Waverly Mass.
 The Professional Golfers Associa- tion of America is at liberty to make full use of the following lines:
 Lend your ear, professional brothers;
 Harken to this tale of woe;
 We're competing with our mothers Women now are turning pro-" Grip this as you would your butter
 Let it penetrate your dome,
 Threatened is your bread and butter Woman's place is in the home. Pass the fiery cross of warning,
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-06-12
ENTERTAIN FOR SMITHS.

At the home of Mir. and Mrs. B..
 l.. Harton, on Saturday evening, Misses Laura and Sallie Harton, Evie Shaw, Ledas Aubrey, Willie Ander- son, Allie Merle Conger, Louise Hud- dleston and Pauline Newborn, were hostesses at a dinner rendered MT. and Mrs. Fletcher Smith. For the occasion the home was decorated with
 cut flowers, sweet peas prevailing in the dining room. Bowls of sweet peas, candles with pink shades, and wedding cake beautifully decorated with sweet peas, adorned the dining table. The place cards for the ladies were small bags of rice tied with pink, and for the gentlemen were cupids under pink umbrellas. Each guest, immediately after being seated