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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-04-04
.|1 COUNCIL
APPROVES BONDS
s1REET PAVING NAY NOW GO
FORWARD on ALL STREETS
10 BE PAytsD.


The city council In session last
right approved the contract and
bond Of Taylor. Walker & Bell for
some five Of six miles Of street
prving, contract for which was
awarded at the last meeting OF the
council. BY its act the old council
has virtually pulled Waxahachie out
of the mud. The street paving WORK
will 20 forward at once and within
reasonable time there will be
some eight ar ten miles OF paved
streets in waxachie.
4. X McCrears appeared before
the council with petition from the
property owners along Dunn street
from Marvin to j. n Browns resi-
dence. asking that a sewer be put
Id along that street. Motion pre-
vailed and the sewer be laid as soon
as the funds are available.
Bids were opened on materials
for the construction Of the new
sewer disposal plant and same were
referred 10 the engineer for tabula-
ton so contracts may be awarded
on April 9Th. in adjourned meeting.
In the matter of top surface to
be used In the street paving il was
decided to use Texlco asphalt in
stead OF the Kind used on Ferris
avenue. All aldermen voting ex-
eept McCombs
The resolution approving the con-
! tract and bond of Taylor. Walter
q Bell was adopted under suspen-
sion or the rule requiring more
than one reading.
| Mr. Bell came before the council
End stated that the payment OF his
last estimate had been held up on
account of change in the contract,
end made request that the city pay
] him the last estimate furnished By
! tie city engineer. BY motion the
city secretary was instructed 70
draw warrant for the amount oil
the estimate less the fifteen per
cent retained
There being no further business
to come before the body council adj
5ourned until Thursday night.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-04-04
Citizens Candidates
for School Trustees

AT a meeting of the citizens, who
opposed the action OF the school tlus-
tees In refusing to permit the people
to vote on the location of the new
school building. on Friday night.
March 80, 1917. the following per-
sons were selected as candidates for
school trustees
JAMES w. HARRISON.
MARK SMITH.
b. s. FUDGE.
JOHN Il. CoRNNELL.
In presenting this list to the pub
lie. we wish 1t to be distinctly under
stood that each and all of them are,
and were opposed TO the purchase OF
the lot selected. and also opposed TO
erecting the high school building
thereon. These men believe that in
the expenditure OF large sums Of the
peoples money, that the wishes OF
the people should be taken into con-
sideratioa. We present this list.
believing in their integrity and hon
esty, and respectfully ask your sup
port on Saturday, April Tth. beliey-
ing also that their election will re-
suit in great good to our schools.
C. N. SUPPLE, Chairman,
w. d. RYBTRN,
u. r. BUCKNER,
j. f. McWHoRTER.
T., 7. RICHIE,
l.. l.. LOHR,
Publicity Committee,
political ADVERTISEMENT i
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-04-04
Church Dedicated a, Milford.

MILFORD, Texas, April 4--The
First Baptist church. which was re-
Gently completed, YVES dedicated sun
day in the presence of large crowd.
Dr. L, r.. Scarborough OF Fort
Worth preached the dedication SER
mon The church was built at a
cost of $4,000 and is very hand
some building.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-04-04
ARMY APPROPRIATION
BILL PASSES HOUSE

WASHINGTON. d. G., April 49,
After twenty-five minutes debate tins
house this afternoon passed the
annual s24o,eeo,eoo army appro-
priation bill This bin is the same
as that which failed to pass tbs
Senate last session.
The war measures viii be cared
for with separate bill
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-04-04

RIGHT NOW is THE ACCEPTED TIME

when the OF actual warfare hosers ever
is 81 the highest knew what ~
JUS, Tomorrow y y history. s
NEWS s..
with complete Daily Light can guafanse -
readers while 1t still IL NEWS no olhs
circulated much Not until III inc gay
reported do we so 70 press
when Won read the all the up 70 NV
New subscriptions being received every DAY, aa0 ~
in nd taking the paper phohs % s
office subscription. Farmers TWINS W s'
With the war news ny
editorial page Mail eheeA " ~
order to the Enterprise Publishing three months ~
In return will receive the pest
paper published in Texas.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-04-04
Revival Service Tonight.

AT the First Presbyterian Church
on West Main stree tonight al
80 o'clock. there will be en- evan
selistic service TO which everybody
is invited. The pastor Will preach
en- .christ's Doctrine OF Election. ;.
Remember the time and place
G.so o'clock at First Presbyterian
church.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-04-04
j. 6. STEEL employees
Get BIGGER SALARIES

KEW YORK. April An IN
crease in the salaries OF employees
amounting to s25,o0o,00o a year
Was announced today BY the United
States Steel corporation The IN
crease viii amouat 10 ten per cent
10 all employees who are receiving
less taan S2.500
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-04-04

here today when i. 7. Denny. =
wealthy raneher. ran ainuck ar'iien
With revolver.
Denny himself was shot and killed
by city Marshal ". j. Hines ~ nc
was getting into his automoeiie .fs-
ing TO escape after having slam
Niiey.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-04-04

L. c. Curtin and A. a. MeRoberts
are in Dallas today attending the
state meeting of the Rexall drug
gists. Mr.. Curtin will make talk
en- the side lines Of drug store.
The convention will be in session for
two days, Tomorrow Henry Swain
of the West Side store will attend.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-04-04
PLEAS Of GUILTY IN
ELECTION FRAUDS

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. ApII 4
Forty republicans of Evansyi
Ind, today pleaded suilty to
eharges of conspiring to defraud the
government in he 1916 election,
before Federal Judge Anderson.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-04-04

NEW YORK. April ITO show
IT. Loyalty TO President Wilson aud
the Stars and stripes, the Lieber-
kranz Club barred the singing OF
die Waeht am Rhein
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-04-04
THREE MEN ARE
SHOT AND KILLED
TWO COURT OFFICIALS AND
PROMINENT ATTORNEY SHoT
TO pEaTH ~ CALIFORNIA.
Wealthy Rancher aho Ran AmueA
With "a Revolver Was Also Shot
and Killed By The Gisy
Marshal.

HsNfopn, caiis.. spril 49,
5udee 6, l.. Meadows, justice of the
peaee, Attorney a. =. Costee prom
ii,ent lawyer, ard ". 6. Wiley, of
Los Angeles, were shot and killed
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-04-04

NEW YORK. April Playing
var, which he had been hearing
SO much about at home. Freddie
Nefsky. 5, said halt or | fire" to
Robert, Z, and shot him. Robert
was seriously wounded, but may
recover.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-04-04

NEW YORK. April 4.-Frank
Weakly, who didn't look il. Offered
himself for three soldiers That is
70 say. ne tipped the scales at 43o,
Or three times the minimum weight
for single soldier.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-04-04
, . . . . = . . . . . . = . Q . .
. BRIEF WAR MEMS. .
> . = . . . . . = . = . . . . .

CHICAGO, ILL.,, April 4.--Captain
". A, Moffett, commanding the
Great Lakes naval training station,
ordered 1000 additional tents put
up TO house rockies.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-04-04

CHICAGO, H.. April A five
hour naval recruiting rally is sche-
duled for Lincoln Park sunday
Alter drilling and maneuvering. $50
seamen win work through the
crowds and ask the men why they
dent enlist
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-04-04

Phone 14S for Tucker. the print
er. Estimates cheerfulIy given
lAdy.) II
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-04-04

The seats, stoves and choir plat
form have been removed from the
Hipp garage and il is about convert
ed back to garage after having
served useful purpose as taber-
nacle Mr.. Hipp is getting the a11g
garage business under way.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-04-04

The wind and send storm which
kept the Detroit Tigers aud New
FORK Giants from playing at Okla
homa City yesterday reached Wax.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-04-04

Adsices received from D. W. Fer
ris, who Is in the Baptist sanitarium
recovering from an operation for APP
l,endicitis, is to the effect that he Is
doing fine and may be able TO come
home SUNDAY
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-04-04

ahachie today and made things
mighty unpleasant ont Of doors. The
wind IS blowing heavy gale from
the north and dust has the form OF
clouds.
n a. Ferris is III Fort Worth to-
day looking after cattle interests. He
has shipment there today from his
ranch in Haskell county and he ex-
poets to receive a good price for
them
With work progressing steadily on
the new high school building on Boil
ton street it will not be long be-
fore the structure will begin 10 take
the form Of building. The foun-
dalion is laid and worknen have
the forms about READY to begin pour
ing the concrete for the columns and
second floor The work is being
pushed rapidly.
.
Having been delayed a little on ac-
count OF the arrival OF material the
street paving forces are busy again
this week putting the top finish to
Farris avenue out about Marvin
avenue. 1t is estimated that another
week or ten days will be sufficient to
complete the work on Ferris avenue
From Ferris avenue the crew will
go to work on Water street to con-
meet up with Rogers and then the
College street paving will probably
be taken mp.
%
The seats. stoves aud choir plat
form have been removed from the
Hipp garage and il is about convert
ed back to garage after having
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-12-17
White Goods Reduced

English longcloth, good
quality-10 yards to a piece.
Sale Price, piece -. S1.25
White nainsook, SO inches
wide-neatly boxed in 10
yard lengths. Sale Price,
box ............... $500
White mercerized voile,
40 inches wide-tape sell
wedge, very fine quality.
Sale Price, yard 80. 15G
BOWMAN'S-Second Floor.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-12-17
House Dresses at
Reduced Prices

House dresses in cadet
blue, fast color chambray-
made with adjustable waist
line and hem-fnished with
white pique collar and cuffs
pockets trimmed with
same. Sizes "a to A. Sale
Price .............. S1.95
BOWMANS-Second Floor
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-12-17

Bras sieres in special
heavy cotton, hook front
model, trimmed at top with
d eep p'oin ted, handsome
lace. Sizes SO to 48. Sale
Price ................ -. SOC
BOWMANS-Second Floor
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-12-17
Boys Sweaters in the
Reduction Sale

Boys coat sweaters, with
shawl collar-colors navy,
brown and maroon. Reduc-
ton Sale Price, ..... $1.S9
BOWMAN'S-Main Floor
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-12-17
Christmas, 1917

Out of the terrible toll and turmoil of this world
conflict all hope is going to better knowl-
edge of the true values of life.
Who shall say that Santa Claus should be taken
out of the lives of little children? Or that saving
always unseish? Or that the spirit of charity, unset
shness and consideration for others is strength
{ ened by Christmas giving?
Every patriotic American and woman must
work. must and must give unselhshly and un-
stintngly of himself and of his possessions Gov
I ernment before win this But we must
also make life worth living for those around us.
To stop giving means to stop spending, to stop
spending to stop business, and stop business
means to impoverish many manufacturer, merchant
: lawyer, doctor, butcher baker and wage Garner.
Let not confuse cutting out waste and extrava-
gance with cutting out business-the goose that lays
the golden egg of prosperity for all of us.
Let eliminate foolish useless Christmas gifts
but not sensible giving lest misakngly one
of those things which makes life worth while.
The sensible quality of usefulness the valuable
quality of reliability and the moderate prices are all
associated i'll the merchandise gathered here-al wait
ing for their pleased recipients
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-12-17
Crepe de Chine Chemise
in Christmas Boxes

Envelope chemise of flesh
crepe de chine, trimmed in
band effect with Val. lace
rib bon S h o ulder straps.
Sale Price ......... $1.9S
BoWMAN'S-Second Floor
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-12-17
mendous selling will result from this to attend
years timely distribution of reliable merchandise--

We must ask you to be patient if you
are not served as promptly as usual or if
your purchases are not delivered immedi-
ately for the store will be busy place dur
ing this Pre- Christmas Reduction SALE
Best plan is to carry as many parcels as
convenient and come early in the day to
do your shopping.
Morning Shopping is the Most Satisfactory
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-04
Zterblidfeitsber tdt.

elIen S.nrp, 10. 306 WGn apsnus
RorpoOb; gIuto1siftuns.
amelia pub. 81. RaOIns Ssrsts
GaIsuitsins.
Sam.s pratbsr. 60, 445 On 8
Strabs; Ri,r.nlsiosn.
Miliam Roberis, 40. 2o3s 3sae'
ing Roab; Ssr5lsiben.
Wartin NslIsnberser 56. Stat'
apsnue; eridoiisu.
Carl aleDe, "a, 1854 Samitior
IpsRus; 4rterienDsriaIfune.
abbia Sutton, 72, 210 GaIbcuc
Strabs; arebs.
glnna asller, 50, 47oO Gbid,riue
Strabs; 4rtsrienpsrtaItuns.
Gertrub aiIbnff, 3. 1927 WOrlcr
Strabe; aiubsrIdbmuns.
ai,aie Gehbeimsr, 70, 3243 EeIa.
mar. Strabs; 9trslsibeu.
anna 2usntott, SO. 3l3 Softer
Sirabe; arebs.
Raiban gOurii6, AZ, R.lppOrt. ab.;
Snausit In S4ipsbs.
GliIabttb Sslmtautp, 68, ct. Ilas
risn SoIpitdI; S9ipG9e.
Wi4atl S6arf, SO. II Weit Glifs
ton apsnue; subettuIois.
William Sounieliit, SO, Gouuips
Nrmenbdus; Ser5leibsn.
Mofes 2ofpenthal. 80. 1405 aafe
Strabs; 2unstnsnt,iinbuns
glifabcb Sfeifers, n, 1888 pars
ton Roab; Shipdde.
IerbinanS gbsl. 62, 2730 Gilpers
leaf Grsnue; 3rsbs.
glifabstb 9idmsper, 33, 1401 Naee
Strabs; Ger3leibsn.
Glifabetb Sifert, SO. 4706 Garland
apenue; SerJleiben.
Barbara alaber. SO, 1248 BATES
Ipsnus: Rierenleiber.
S.nrisiia MiilIsr. "a. 239 Stetson
Srebs.
Rsbtced 0uialen. S3. 442 on 2is
bertp StruBs; 2uftrObwnsntsiiHeuns
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Che. .0rlambmikidleine,


(2lrlie 3. Smith, 81, OrrpiIls, ..
Nprtls 9uffitetlsr, q, 619 MeH a
.Strabe.
! 5otparb 5ilss, 36, Worroip, ..
lYeatrics Willis, 81, Wabiionpius.
! ebipin 8. pO., 25, 2511 auburiraio
t5slsn 3. poe, 26. 2940 Sreiit 2tps,
JWallace SimmOns, 80, 522 SObnSt
tSaais Sumes. 18, besgI.
jaom euniOrb, 2e, 9O4 MOupb Cir,
tgmma 6. 5orb, 21, bessl.
JDilliam RObrmeisr, %, 1915 GsH'
tral Qbe.
lalbbsIIa, auns, 98. 1893 Stats ape,
IWiliiam Yarrett, q, Wooblaipn, 8,
t!6elen aubH. 18. 4159 appIs CTR.
|abman g. MabiIon, SO, 511 5Eaeu'
I lum 2lpe.
l6ulba Gmmitt. %. 2519 WoHtara
gpenuc.
|ebDarb G. gospsn, q, airOn, 9.
tNarp .. Bal. 81, 5ptsI Sibi0p
|@iaiam $. @biis. so, 742 Dsf. 8.
I Strabs.
laaura Barnett, 81, bsssl.
Iylattbap $. Sids, q, GAicaso, IN.
tWars u. uffsmOroe, 19. 1924 aus
burn Mpe.
Jylatbbsp s. MalOnsg, 81, 5atiOEs
bile, JIa.
telbabefb R. Raber. so. 243O RoFls'
lpoob 4ps.
(Jrsb. 6. @uHlbsrt. 20. 1885 Go
( Iunbia 4pe.
tMarp 3. Iilsp, 25. 200 SsnnplOn
4penus.
)gIiitOn s. Smitb. 26. GoipIsrs0ius,
( Mi6.
(Gua Ruif.a, %, aOdlanh.
)Winiam Collins. q. 1204 9in.oIu
Npeuue.
lai35ie Goblin, q, lilo Sesel,
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Bell .inen aobliopf bur4; ben gu
itausrn lief cine Gdnfsbaut iibsr ten
Riiden.
Die bersipeifslte Wutter riittelt on
Der ffeinbar psri4IoH.nen Sbir; sln
arttiftr ftsti ttr.ii. ben CUB auf cine
gatis asiebt, bic er i'm islbtn gussns
bid serbrift. ipenn bic 9aritsllsrin
ole 3biir aufrsibt.
Naanfe Serauide Iaiien lid,
ifiedtertines aii nrefaniitenr
Weae falm nahabmen, beiipieIsDelie
oie perIf,ieoenen 5bieritimmen. 60
iii nun beinabc al jeoer 8iibhe ein
,sailbertiiuiiIer borbanoen. Der, aegen
einen 8atifiid, ODER angemeiieneS
Sonorar. ,.alles madt-. Ct Diro in
Den 6dllen erbolt. no Die 9ednif Ders
iagt. Or bellt trdbt. sadert, pieiIt;
or imitirt bic tiirteInoe Tallbe uno
oen idpatenocn Yapagei; er brilllt
tpis cine Stub ODER ipie elm Come. mics
aeraoe perlangt ipiro; er ilotet pie
cine amieI ooer frdd5t ipie eir Nate;
CT abmt Die edge utio ben SobeI
rad;; or 1ieiert sds seiiterbaite 2as
den Der 8rajia Yool IN Der r0aiie
bon Soipooo" nno Den @abniinrss
itrei Der 9abp @utlanb. gtit Wnno
inns Sdnben bringt er bic berihiebens
artigiten @erdilide berDor, iino I'M
.3uihauerraiim ioa Elm Wenid oar"
dili fcmmen, lpie crs eiaentlih mafi.
IN Ser RsacI fest Der Suipi5ient ieis
aen StoI, sarein, fid, ieIbit su einem
iolden aIcriucltsfiinitler aiis5ubils
SeH. cs aeboreu aber allerbano 3abns
Iiiden iino aantiduif1ippen ba,u, Die
ni6t iebermanns Sad,e iino.
Wtinbeitens mib er aber Die Stifs
iporte sii allen Sdrm un6 GerauidI
gcben. iofern 6ies nidjt Eflidlt oes
Souiiieurs III, Der gu bieiem 5pedc
pou ieinen aaiten. aus ein eor5es
glee BON 9rdbten bright, Die ent,Dcs
Der Ieiie alingeIn in gepeguns
iesen ODER peritieoenfarbise Glib.
birnen erIeudJien (GfuIarjeif)en).
lino SiDor fir iebes aonunanoo 3wei:
bns Aidt5eideH itnD bas ausfiibs
rlingSaeid,en. CT III Dor aIIem aud
perdnttportlidl fir Die 9erienfungss
mo gorbaneiignale. bic senaii aui
Die Sefun6e ai,sprobiert unS gegeben
werben niiiien.
Bon braiiBen iiebt unS bort iib
alles reff einfad unS ieIbiiperitdnos
lid oil. Ter Bid hinter bic &puIiis
fen aber sibt crit oas geriidnoniB oa'
iiir, pie piel geihidte Sdnoe bel eis
lieiu sroBen stIaiiifer ooer elmer Sper
olii @irf unb aommnnoo bereit iein
niiifen, nm oas auf Der @iibne se'
iproHeue unb eciiingeiie Bort I'M
ridtigen Iomeit gu irnteritiisen ooer
5nr WeItuns 5u brineen.
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malterin poH Ularp j. guO6; @erIo.
nalieu $500.
Charlotte i5loper lit IodiaBpcr-
palterin bon Diarp G. @alble @cr.
ionalien $3.50.
Teri6ie0eueS.
Samuel Saoin bat einc gNcfitl
roroerlnq iIber $500 geacn oen 9lad,
laB Der SOuiie 8ropniiclG lyou
gieluton) eIngetlagt.
Die SbeIoon Slate 50. bat elm,
6oroerung iiber $995.iO iiir gelic-
ierte &aaren gegen Die Suuiou
Healtp so. eingeflagt
g9eil er am 10. Suli 1913 oil Der
Wiil Strabe Don einem g8agen Oas
9IIbert 8. Gone setrofien unO uerIebt
!puroe, bat Der 5i1brige lbomas
gSolter cine alage iiber $1,000 gegcn
Gone angeitrengt.
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paitt oen @cd)erberidt bes it1otis
id)en @eiunobeitsamts fuurben in Der
abeelGiifenen @ohe s6 ,sdlle BON oils
iiedencen aranibeiteu niio 10 Iooess
idlle infoIge ipIdIer aranfbeiten sea
lHeloet, gegeu so Grfrdutungen mo
10 SooesiiIle in Der EarnaeIipode
oes porigeH Snbres. sluf bic peridlies
oenen arnnfbeiten pcrtbeiIten lid, bic
gsmelcetcn Sale ME foIgi: Gdpinbs
inff, is grfranfungen nnb IL 1os
oesinIle; Gipbiberitis unb Sd)dtlads
fieber, je f6 grtrnnflnlgeg; aeilhs
buiten az Grfranfunsen uHo elm Eos
besfou: @inopoden. II grfrnufiin.
gen; Iuntps, 3 Grfraniungen; aioie
irno wlaiern. je 2 Grfrnnfnngen;
Sirnbailtenisiin0ung, siss Grtrnns
tuiig.
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f02 finb Sffisicre. 472 @litglieber
(352 aftipe) tuurocn ge3osen ini6 36G
Wiitglieoer (272) aftipe) nlelbeten iid)
frcimillie. Bon ben s5reipiagen tpnrs
oeu nur brei Riftaftipe iiidt anees
nontnlen. Bon ben Ge5ogenen ipurben
SO (65 aftine) befreit; is nls beiits
ide llrterfbanen 81 ipegen ibrer 5as
milien iino nur 40 pegen torperlider
llntauslihfeit. Bon bieien fino "a
9lftipe inb 81 9tidtaftibe. Der Eros
5entias Der ipegen llntiihtigfeit be-
freiten gIttipen betript niir 6.S Yros
sent, Der aus oenlielben @ritrl6e bes
freiien 9iihtaftiben 17.5 Ero5eat.
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Mms bent Wsnnisipalgeritb

0sr 5arbise SsurD 8arb unO ieiue
9attiE Worie Boro, bic augetlugt
fanosn, einen 6arbigsn UNI $50 Be.
raubt gu baben, Duroen bon 3i6tsr
Qlegauosr gu ie brsibig sagsn Grs
beits6aus oerutt9siIt. Die sFrau
itammt ibrer gebauptuH9 nab aus
&sntatp uRb lit bic 5rttsr eines reiz
3sn Rennpieroebeiibers, fir ben
Baro ais Sodep beidditigt mar. @es
Mile 4ngdbeH, pel9e bic Syrau Der
pOli5ei gsgsniibsr ma9ts, rpe1osu elm.
5eben2 untsriu9t tperocr uno oiirften,
falls lie ii9 aIs pa6r erfpeiieu, Elm
soles ytdtipieI fir 0aro bdbeh.
Bic. automobiliInoer puroen Don
Rihttr Qlsranber nit 9eloitrafeH
Helegt. &ieranber 9prIt oon Der Gon.
coro Strabe mubte $25 Rno bic 30.
iten be5a6len. neil er an eirem hal
tsHoer StraBenba9Hnagen porbeige.
lauit mar, lmb rpe9tn glutomutil.
raiens purosH Die Jolseuoen gu nes
henitebenoen 9elbitrofer oerurtbeilt:
BalteI Sia, gao. 2814 Bart 4oenue,
$25 nnb 9Oiten; RnIp6 StuIF, 3739
SleHIrop apenue, SIS uno Soften
uno Niatam Hprtpn, 0poming, $40
Dno soften.
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unrceae WildbGnoIcr.

Ser gliId]b0rie Der panoeIsfanmer
ut IS 81 Obren gefommen. oaB ees
plne Vtiitbdnoler nit Der fiir5li6en
Treiserbcbunq fiir Yal5 mi 13 @ts.
pro Guart nod nitt oufrieOen linO
uno ibren aunoen bObere 4reiIe be,
red)nen Gieiem 2reiben ioa 70 ibnea
als mOgIid elm en0e senlnd)t neroen
uno nlle 8erionen, oenen filr Die ae.
Milb mebr nIs 612 Gents
oas &int5ober 13 Gents oas Guort
beredDnri miro, perSen eriudt. ii6
rurocr5ii9lidl NIT Or. glume pom
ltaotiifen 8eiunobeitsantt in 8erbin.
oung 81 icBen, oanlit oie n0tbigcn
Shritte Qegen oie betreffeuoeH gliIt;@
b1noler getbar neroen fonnen.
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Oeburten.

SoIepb unb Wprtle gibsr, 245
@atiOn Strab.; anabs.
Wiqiam uno Glorsnis aroeasr.
1882 Sam.r Strabs; Rao4sn.
CHARTS unb Ollis Siuoersman, Ss1
Straber aDenus; Enabea. 3Diilinee.
Sobn unS glan6s Erommsr, 1893
CHM StraBs; auabs.
S.nrp lmb eitsas 8srman, 1o43
5rssman apenus; anabens 3piIliuss.
RplanD uub eIik Reerss. 1916
Gaii,rn apenus; Gnabe.
Gbparb unb QsoHora Granis, 2371
Gbidaian Sirabe; Mdbden.
Gbnarb unb Catherine RaBman.
267 gobman sfpenus; Mdodsn.
s5reo. unb GIeonors Wisbtins. 1928
2ineoln 9iptnue; aHnbs.
SObn unb GtbeI 9nblsr, 1885 Grss
men Strdbs; Mdbdeu.
Jobn unb Wsdgbdlene GoHpf, zS05
Aeit ReRiIIan etrabt; Rib&tu.
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@nt anfseleste isranen.

Cine beitere, gut oufgeIegte SSruu
lit Die Sreuoe i'm 9eben zines Tan.
neg. ShoHbeit perbIaBt, eine biibIdJe
@eItalt oerdnbert iif, aber Der 3al.
Der Der @eiuuobeit uno Ses 5roh-
iirus boiert big piIest. glber pie ioa
eine iSrau better uHo gIiidIif fem.
penn lie 'oon eirlem Der ibrem o..
it)lette eigenen 2eioeu, BON Hiifer-
ifymer5eu un6 &opffduHer3eu beimge.
iii3t ubT on rdrBIihem 8ufamuien-
brlih nohe lit.
9nbia g, Bintbams gegetablc
COMPOUND lit 6as anerfan1rte Seil.
uttttel fin ioIte 9etoert. gGbreno
Der lesten 40 Sabre ift orrh oieies
por5iieIihe YeitteI fiir 5rnuerleioeH
in Goiiienben BON SGrIiIteu Slid elm.
gefebrt.