davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-11-21
Sentidlanbs wabre
3ultdnoe.
Sit @riinoe Der 9iigell=
melbnngen ocr Gnt=
fmtemd6tt.
&ullcn tire eisenen @6lfer nnb Die
Nentralen tanidlen.
rSnngcrsnpt" in Semtifllanb cine
plumpc Grfinbnns.
Sentidlanb auf aries BON LANCER
Saner pprberetfct.

~ IL, ~. g(Uu. 2IupliuS
iibcr SuGerton. Sic bolboffi5ieIlc
lleberiee Nohridten slgentllr ncr-
ofefiitlidte beute cine grfIGrlng, mo-
rim Die ipabren @erbGltiliiie in
9eiltiflanb gei6iloert unb bic bon
ben Seinben 9eiitihlanbs perbreite.
ten folid)en geo1ri6ten 9iigen ge.
Itroft perben. 9ie GrflGritng lait.
tete:
rScit l6ngcrcr 3eit bentiiben iih
Die cngliidc llno fran;oiiid]e Yreiic
imb Der brabtloie GienIt, ben Ihled)-
ten Ginoriid 5il peripiid)cn, ben Die
gun5e @elt pon ben militdriiben lrto
biplnInatiihen Sdluppeu bieier gta-
tionen onf Dem galfan cnlpfongen
bat. 3u oieiem Sfpefe ipcrocn fpilbe
Seid)id]ten iiber .6uneersnot in
Teuti6laltb erfitnben.
.8efpobnIid) laiitcn Die @eihihten
folgenoermoben: Ntobs lnifen olirh
Die StraBen, idreien iinb ihlagen Die
Shalifeniter elm; gegimenter font
nen on; lie feiiern mif Die Wfenge
uno melrtcrn. 9icie biiitcren 0fel-
bungen iinb natiirli6 pliinpc Grim
bungen. 5atiad)e lit, baB in aan5
Seutiflonb fein Waneel on gtoh-
rllng 5l finben lit, inb penn 9Srlano
ilnb SSnoien itcts 10 piel 81, eiien hGt-
tc, tpie eS Geliti6lano iest bot. banl,
lpiirben Die Gngldrber m icnen Set
len Ser &elt ni6t 70 itilbeliebt iein.
rSn ben Ietten bon oieiem S6tpin-
belipnbifot pcrbrciteten @telbungen
figllriert Die ;3abl 200 prominent
,3uerit bieB cs, bab es in Berlin 20O
Sote ooer @eriplntbete gob. Gann
lpuroe geiagt, oaB in Berlin 200 Sol.
oaten infolge @teltterei eridoiier
tpuroen.
Der ySlnfrnbr ppn &Dln".
Gin Invertebrates Seiipiel, nit
barmloie 0inge in antioeutidc Sen
| iationen nntaetpanoelt tperoen, 5cigi
| ii6 in Den 9eri6ten iiber slusid,rei
tungen in Goln. @s tpuroe bebaup
tet, oab 5ur 3eit, ba aarten sur 9fe
gitlierung oes Gerbrauhes boz
Sdpeinefett ncrteilt iporoen maren
cine groBe Wcni6enmenge iid) on
| iammelte, rneebdroig tuuroe, 5rlp
pen pom 9eber 5oger, oen Mob on
griffen unb Srauen in Obnmadt fie
len. SSn @irflif)feit iparei1 Die Gr
eigniiie in &oln gnns setpobnIi6'
@orfdIle. Gie Weiini5ipalitGt butt'
iif) CUR 9lusgobe bon iSctt-aortei
nad Dem Whiiter Der 9rot- -&artci
entidIoiieil. Sic tplrben in mebre
rem Orudereien bergeiteat. S5n sipe
SGGen iplirOcn Die &orten Dem 8u
bIifuin ipGter geIiefert, als man er
ipartet bate, lnb infoIgebeiien mar
teten Vtengen 5ipei ODER brei St,lrl
ben. @id)ts anberes ereignete iid)
auber boB eine ein5ige 6rau ernlabn
ipuroe, iid orbentIid 5u perbaGten.
Die 8rinbe Der 2iisenmelbnnsen.
,Meloungen oieier slrt peroel
itets bon Geuti6lanos Scinben aus
gegeben, tpenn lie auf Dem ShIof)t
felb ODER in oipIomatii1en Inter
banbllngen geidlagen nlroen. 81
fiiblen Die RotlDenbigfeit, ibr eieene
8olf 81 ermlltieen uilb Die WeittraIel
iiber Die mobre Gage gu tdni6en
Sieie Weloungen iinb ebenio sloub
ipiirbig pie Die 9ei9i6ten iibe
GeutidIaubs Sriebe,,sbebiirfnis, oi
itets unter oeIielben llrnitdnoe1 aui
fonmen.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-11-21
&itbemer bat in Q(tbem cine
lan9e &pnferenS nit
&Dmi9 &pnitantilt.

oetinlerte 3lt oerlclben 3ett fplir'
oen 5pei amerifaniid)e YaIIagicre
5ilr 9obad)tllng oil 9ano gebrot)t.
Tie britii6en @eborben iinb belon-
bcrS barauf bebadt, ben elbgiltigen
9eitiinnriunesort oes S6Deineflei-
i6es feit5uitelleu, neil beipieien NOR
oen lit, baB if)ipeoiide Smportcure
oas @cripreden perlcbt bobcn, feiil
SSleii6 na6 Gciitidlano 5lt pcrfalt-
ZEN.
Serben Srpbt Snterniernr" in 0rie'
d)cnlano.
Sranffurt, iibcr 9onoon, 20.
9tou. Cine Tepei6e BON sItbcn on
Die sSranffurter 3eitimg erfldrt, Der
griedJiid)e Stantsnliniiter babe Die
frernoen @einnoti6aften bcnoArid)-
tigt, oaB bebufs MISUNDERSTANDING
Der Nclitralitdt beihloiien poroen
lei, olle ierbiidlen Sriippen, Die aitf
gried)ii6cs 9ebiet iibertretell, slt cltt.
pnffnen iinb in &on5elltrntionslagcr
5u iperren.
Der 0tiniiter erflGrte, @riehen.
lano miiiie perbinoern, buB Der arieg
ullf icin 8ebict iibergreifc
sIlbaniidDe Srnppen an Serbiens
8rcnse.
9crlin, 90. 9top. Cine Tepe-
ide ans aonitnntinopcl oil Die Scr
liner 3eiting meloet, bob albaniide
Srllppen on Ser 8ren5e Serbiens
5uiomntengc3ogen ipuroen, Inn bic
Serben mtf ibrem 9fiif5uge allfjil-
balten.
Ios oiplontatiid)e &orps in Ser
bien ioa lid nadl Sfittari 5uriidSie.
ben, neil Der @eg nod 0ipnaItir
abgeidnitten lit.
SransOien idlOhen anf Serben.
9erIin, 20. 9tou. Grahtlo.
iibcr Sappille. Clteberieeil6e Ha6
ri6tcn 9lgentllr.) 9oiit einem II
aonitantinopel eingetroffenen 9eri6
aus Solonifi felierten frnn5oiii6u
Sruppen on einem Yunfte Ser ierbi
i6en sSront auf ierbiihe Sruppen
Die iie fiir @ilsaren bielten. 9lu!
Gettinie miro beriftet, oaB Die mon
tcnegrinii9e &egierung glnitaltel
trifft, na6 Sfutnri, sllbanien, iiber
5lliieoeln.
GbnrdJill's Srrtnm.
@erIin, 20. fop. Grabtlo,
iiber Sudcrton, gt. s. Sic Roro
oeltide Iageineine 3eitling ihreib
in 9eipre2ung Der 9feoe @initol
Spencer Gblirhia's, morin er iein
@riinoe fir ieinen Hiidtritt angal
uno old) Ole 9emerflun9 fallen lieb
oaB Die militdrii6e Stdrfe Der Gen
tralmG1te nit Der Seit abnebmcl
miiiie.
.Ties lit ein SSrrtiinl, oa iebe
SSabr cine jiingere Generation ba
militGrpfIihtiee slIter erreiht I'M
nidt MIR Die 2iifen on Der 6ron
aitsfiillt ionbern ailf Die 9abl Be
Soloaten erboben miro. Dies lit bi
@irfing bes Yailitdrbienites, De
] 9robbritaritien 10 iebr baBt I'M
aIeid8eitig 10 iebr berbeiiebnt."
Silisidiii amseblidl tOrpeOiert.
@aibington, 20. 0op. 9ail
elmer beutigen 9epeihe on ba
Staatsbeparteme,tt tpurbe Der nortpe
glide 9anpfer lllrifen, Der iif) mi
elmer 9obiing 0eiaen fir Die beIgiid
Silis aommiiiion auf Der Sabrt pot
Stem Dorf naG @otteroom befonb, of
ne 8arnuns torpebiert. lie Gepeih
bcbnuptet, bab Der Oanpfer So Weei
len bon Sartptd torpeoiert tpurb
unb bab bier 1erionen umeefomme
5prpler Rnff!
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-11-21
1nrpIer Rnif!

Mn iebem abenb bas SGnserpnar
6. %. Sntberlnte In Vfeiffer's BAL.
mengnrten. Crieinal.S ShHbplattler.
Gde geaufnit nnb Sslueiter.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-11-21
y1ien bcrid)tct amtlidl.

Sciterreidiihcs Sanpt-
ouurtier in M c it cr b / en- ,
iiber 9onbpn, 20. 9top. nit Der &c
icsirng pou Sriboi iino Die olterrei-
dliid)cn Srilppen lpieoer im Sono-
id,nf. MO tic pun Der mohommeoani-
Idcn 9cpolfcriing nit S5ubel cnt-
pfonaen pitrbcn, bic 3elige ibreS
slusNtaes I'M Sabre 1908 mar.
Die 9iifegrao-3 -3rippen oes 8e-
ncrols aocpcb mari6ierte1t in Yri-
boi ein ino fonben Die ulten aaIer-
ncn nod unpcriebrt, i'll oenen Die
OcIterrci6cr gelegen battcn, che oaS
@cbict 3nii6c,i Scrbien ilno Vton-
tencaro auigcteilt tpitroc Die otter
rcidliihcn Srrppcit beorobcr lest
Houooaros imo Sicnica ipeiter iiio-
lid, lmb sic Ocutihen Sritppen lte-
hen einen fleinen Sagesmarid pon
scr SauptItabt gtooibu5ar clitferrt,
oic alei6fols oas 3iel Der Selterret'
der lit
0os Seer oes Generals bon Saa-
mie n1bert iid) Yriitina, oas altd)
ollrt Sie 9ulgorcn bebrobt miro, DIE
pom 9torboiten unb Siiboiten fom-
men.
aitdlencr in Sthen eingctruffen.
Mtben, 20. 9ton. Carl aithe-
ner. Der britiid1e ariegsiefretGr, lit
in sltbcn cingetroffen. gr unb Der
britiid)e 8eianote purben pom so.
MIG aonitautin enpfaneen. Spdter
fol- iit Der Carl bohli6 befriebigt
iiber ieiue lluterreolng nit Dem so.
riu ousdeiprod)en hoben.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-11-21
Snruler Wfniifi

an jebem Ibenb bqs Sdnserpaar
6. @. Sntberlnte in Tfeiffer's Enl'
mensarten. original. Sfmbplattler.
Gfe geanfait unb Splpeiter.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-11-21

@triift pDn Der Glnabmt
WDnaitirs erbdlt iid
bebarrlid].
a6nis 0ifitas 3esiernms amdI ant
Der @anberidDaft.
Eriten baben Sffenitue in Saron.
nellen anfsegeben.
Gin bcbenfliher Srrtnn Gbnrhills
iuiro rid)tig scitellt.
Nnmpicr ylllrifen" anaeblidD ubnc
@arnnns beidloiIen.
gllbaniidDc Srnppem balten Scrben
nn Der @rense anf.
Eitenoe in 8elgicn ppn feinolihen
SdJiffen beidluiien.
Sample nm @Ors bnncru NIT 6eftig-
felt an.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-11-21

= Gnslanb befiirdtet, boB bas
ltnteriee6oot 6 90 bon ben 5iirfcn
5itm Sinfen sebroft tuuroe. gerlin
fam gang genole slusfiinft seben.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-11-21
2pnopns SifnntionsberidDt.

2onbon. 90. gtop. Die segen.
pdrtige Gage in Serbien, Die anidei.
nenb Sen Tiifaug Ser Serben auf
ariefiihcs @ebiet unuermeihlid
moft, fpiro 9richenIano jfpingen,
in ben nGditen "a Shiuben ieinc
sueibeutiae Soltitns alfyuseben, bic
fir beioe Seiten Der straightforward
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-11-21
Gbelmeif.

Giir bas Geiteiien am 9anfia.
Bmnsstase elm glasfen bonn idlGn.
menoen GbeIueih. 5d.: Cadillac 9
fir cine aiite.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-03-20

NEARS A CLOSE
HANDS OF CLOCK TURNED BACK
TO PROLO\GCE TIE
SESSION.
FEE BILL IS KILLED
Penitenuary Bill Probably Shared
the Same Fate as
Others.

AUSTIN, March 22o.-In order to
complete its session the legislature
turned back the clock hands. Among
important measures killed today
was the railroad employees bonding
DILL The proposal to abolish the
,ee syetem was also killed, and the
penitentiary bill probably is dead
Representative Fuller today critt-
cised the defeat OF congressional re
districting bill and said Texas ought
to be represented
As time of adjournment drew
near both houses were in great con-
fusion Speaker Wood was present
ed with q huge diamond vy mciIb1I-
Of the house In accepting the gift
from Little Mary Davis daughter of
Representative Davis Wood com
meuted Incidentally that this regis
laturs should be called the educa-
ton Legislature.
Ex-Governor Colquitt addressed
the senate sayIng Texas needs peace
and a legislative rest
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-03-20
TAXATION IS
BEST WEAPON
CULLEN +. THOMAS SAYS GRAD
rATEi i.AND TAX NEED IN
TEXAS.
TENANTS NEED HELP
Relieves Average Tenant should
Have Help to Secure
Home.

DALLAS. Ten March 2o--That
the land problem of Texas is great
future political tue tton, Was the
claim Of Cullen F Thomas of this
city before the federal commission
in the tenantry hearing. Taxation
he held II the weapon with which 70
remedy the existing trouble between
landlords and tenants. He suggest
ed the exemption OF homestead and
improvements or use of a graduated
land tax. the latter Of which he
said would break up large land
holdings. Thousands OF acres Of
valuable land are held for specula-
tive purposes.
The Ferguson bonus law does not
have any effect on tenantry to speak
OF. He expressed the opinion that
the average Texas tenant can never
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-03-20

Island. The average gross weight
Of The bales is 5u72 FOR 1914 COM
pared With 5ot2 for 1919. EXPIRES
ed in equivalent 500 pound balss
gross the 1914 is lG.l02.143 COM
pared with i+.l5o.45o for 1913.
Cotton estimated as remaining 10
be gnned and included in the 1914
statistics amounts 10 l2l Ash bales,
in addition 72,27o running bales OF
linters obtained from 1914 crop,
compared with G3l.253 bales for
1918, equivalent to 70l. lC4 bales Of
500 pounds for 1914 and 63S ,S3l
for 1913.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-03-20
rrr IS GENERAL THAT VICE-ADMIRAL MET
NJ ,yu WITH HIS OFFICERS AND MEN
ON BOARD THE lNVINCIBLE.
\ STRUCK |NVNC|BLE'S CONTROL
is Are Credited With One of the Greatest Surprises
of the War. When We're Held Only In Con-
tempt-Fight Goes On.

,oynoX Varc, no-TIough denial trom
,ay re,rt quite gener that
commander of DardanelIes
the The Admiralty declared there
asuat, Ct
hehp Boue.
r Turkish forts Guarding
dispatches said the fleet
|Me usrrvs nd
mi The French flag There confirmation
r.re arrival Of Black the Bosphor,s
admiral sobeck
i'll This
ship bic damaged had been Killed
(nkd
infie<ihes
of this part
The English took the losses phosophicaily,
previous sgi:ag forcing
he OF
given credit the successful
Pile the allies attack.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-03-20
HAS SERVED AS PASTOR OF FIRST BAPTIST
CHURCH THREE YEARS AND CHURCH WORK
HAS PROspEKEn TURING TINE. -" =
BECOMES FIELD REPRESENTATIVE
Ate: Declining Three Times He Accepts Important
Place Under Foreign Mission Board of South
Baptist Convention.

to raise $3.50. 900 in behalf of the
Judson centennial fund and Dr..
Johnson Will superintend this work
in southern states. His first work
will probably be III Arkansas, Mis-
sissippi and Texas, As soon Is this
is completed it is the purpose OF the
board to increase the fund to So
600, 600, and the work viii 20 mer-
iily on for some two or three years.
4 letter from Foreign Secretary
f. b. Ray, says. Nov my dear
brother, | do hope you can see your
way clear to enter this work. W.
must put this great movement
through to success. The very flu
ture OF our denomination il wrap
ped up III the success of the move
ment In vital way. Those who
are called to push the work must
make what ever sacrifices that may
be necessary to accomplish the task.
The original plan OF the convention
was that we should close this cam
paign next May, but you know very
we'll what strain has been OH the
south in the last eight months, and
this has made it impossible for Us
TO complete the campaign II now
appears that we shall have to ask
the convention for at least another
year, which | believe the convention
viii unhesitatingly grant US.
pray that God may lead you and di-
rect you into this great enterprise.
We need you 20 begin just n9
con as you can. We want to bring
just az much pressure as We can be
fore the close OF this year. iou
know this is the neriod OF Foreiga
mission ~saciai campaign aud We
want to make hay while the sun
shines
AS to the field. it may be that
We will ask you 10 90 first into Ar
kansas. provided We can get the
campaign started there, The other
places viii be, probably. Mississippi.
with probable work in Texas"
win Not Move.
The ne position which he has
accepted vii! not necessitate his re-
moval from Waxahachie for the
present al least This is the source
of qualification 10 the many friends
OF DR.. johnson and his family.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-03-20
CONFIRMS SINKING or BOAT.

&G)sIANNOliE sink
dh French h4tteshp batleshp rrest
and Africa in pa,'aneies by the Tur
val office today All torpeioed Turkish earth works
ei ul little damage both sides OF the straight.
The Turks claim sinking the hattie>hp Africa believed to be
lar vessel Il is believed ms"ok the Ocean
|ne
Including several officers Battleshp n1iex
HIS en+ the death wc:ndins OF
a &dtn The admiralty inability explain how
m~ hatle>hts torpetiueh
Pnphsw.
hummer OF French and British brought by
'Su"ers hospital ship today and buried
"i stories OF the hmi,r costing three ships, show
men gun One shell exploded powder This
several she'll explosions obscurng the forts in smoke The
P WIS sun active when smoke feared ince~s~nt
Purt mt the ships around the Eliza
% and Flames above the Bouvet i2:lO Immediately
1""afds share Other her crows
u, ONLY sIXTN-FOUR CREW
'oN March 20-The French minister OF marines has An
500 'h3 81 OF of $50 the Bouvet were rescued
'f' other battleships light
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-03-20
BATTLE NEAR
At VERA CRUZ
GENERAL CARRANZA FORTIFY-
ING AGAINST ATTACK BY
NIIIllSTAS.

WASHINGTON, March 10
Nonsienor Russell today made
farther demands for protection
OF Catholic priests and nuns in
Mexico City. Secretary Bryan
said all possible was being done
for them. The State depart
,nent said reports Indicate that
Carranza was Strengthening
Vera Cruz for an attack from
Niiiistas.
The Carranla agency said
Carranza's recent property sales
had been 10 repienish the war
chest and denied that he was
preparing 10 flee the country.
The agency also denied that
" ifffstas- s~e4<----Sss<U.ASsLs.. .. jas.
ieated at Guadalajara yesies-
day.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-03-20
FRENCH WERE
THROWN BACK
ADVANCES ALONG MECSE RIM
FER REPULSED WITH
LOSSES.

Mcneil, March 21.-Nestcr-
day. statement said the Memel
situation was not clear, but that
minor Russian attachments had
entered the city. No added de-
tails were given today.
Today's announcement said
that elsewhere in the eastern
war theatre there had been no
important changes. North ot
Nerdun and on the Mouse river
heights the French have been
thrown back with heavy losses.
Light gains were reported in
the Champagne regions. French
attacks broke under heavy ar
tiiler. tire.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-03-20
"a AHIPa HAVE BEEN
LOST BY THE british.

LONDON, March 2o.~-Flrty-four
British merchantmen have been
sunk or captured by enemy . ernis-
ers. u by mines and 80 by subma-
rines. up 10 March y. the admiral
80 admitted today. TWenty-etgh
fishing vessels were destroyed by
enemy vessels and - BY mines
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-03-20
MIGRATORY BIRD LAW
~ HELD UNCONSTITUTIONAL

TOPEKA, March 90 - Federal
District Judge Pollock today held
the federal migratory bird law un-
constitutional on the grounds that
states alone havee jurisdiction over
game,
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-03-20

AbGukir on one OCCASION, and the
Hawke ard Hernes later, has tor
pedoed six British merchant chips
within the past few days. He has
done this in accord with the sub
marine blockade OF British ports es-
tahlishel by the Germans
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-03-20
(ll[1 ATTEMPT IS
| NlD[ TO BRING ON WAR
I'D I'D THAT JAPAN IL
'" FOR TROUBLE IN
CHINA.

| ''N1 TON March Cot
|,, sp'essed the fear today that
H. a., '''empt Is being made
4 p,,, u'aa In war with Japan.
k.m.,' 'oFelsn office issued
|As.. saying 1t had learned
|B,,a.l' no truth in the report
|s, a,lsa and Russian ambassa.
V' lolht representations u
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-03-20
Prayers for Pence Tomorrow.

NEW YORK, March 20.-~Prayers
for peace will be said IN every Cath
olie church OF tha world tomori CIV,
in response to Pope Benedict's spe-
eial order for Passion Sunday.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-03-20
GERMANS LOST tS,oOa
ADMIT ONLY 5000

Berlin, March 20. Though Brit
tsh estimates placed German losses
In the Neuyo Chapelie battle as nigh
A. 1000. tho war Office today said
thsy ware only 6eGe,
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-03-20
RUSSIANS CAPTURE A
GERMAN SEAPORT TOWN.

BERLIN. March so.--The German
,e..ort town Of Memil Ia occupied by
the Russians. seeordins 10 officials
today
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-03-20
HNGIIAH CRUISER HOLDS
SPANISH SHIP As PRIZE

JARROw. Eng, March ga
British cruiser today captured a
Spauish ship while attempting to
pass the British blocade OF Germany,
and 10 reported TO be holding her
into port. The Spanish ship, accord
Ing to report, carried cargo of iron
ore.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-03-20
GERMAN TAUbE FLEW
OVER ENGLISH TOWN
BOMBS DROPPED FILL NIc
SEA AND DID NO
HARM.

DOVER, Eng, March 2ov-fhe
German Taube flew over tue Town
of Steele, eight miles north OF Do
yer, this forenoon, dropping several
bombs. All fell into the sea, DONG
no damage.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-03-20
SIXTEEN MILLION BALES
IS 1874 COTTON CROP
REPORT MADE by CENSUS III
REAU TODAY GIVES ENoR-
NOUS TOTAL.
Enor,naus Crop Ii Nv" M'iia""
Isales in Excess of
tDl3.

WASHINGTON. March 2o-'ihe
census report issued To-Day SHOWS
the cotton crop for 1914 exeiuaihs
linters, to be ib.s73.oo2. eountins
round bales an half bales. compared
with i3,ss2.sli for 1913. tnellasa
In the 1914 statistics are sf'eis
round bales and si.b7s bsles 81 sss
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Field Representative.

The Foreign Mission Board at 4
recent meeting elected Or. Johnson
as field representative at a salary
cs 1000 a year aud all travelling
expenses The resolution calling
him to this important position was
unanimous wbicn within itself =
recognition or his standing in the
Baptist denomination. IL is like
wise worthy of mention TO say that
this is the fourth time the position
has been rendered DR.. Johnson.
The Foreign Mission board plans
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become q home owner BY himsslt.
He advocated q greater hand BY the
government in controlling the prof
lem.
W. F. Weary OF Farmsi.';ile held
that cotton farmers have made not
over 40 per cent on Investment IN
recent years. Some land owners he
said lived In worse housss than their
tenants.
T. Youngblood, experiment sta
ton director. contended that 4 great
difficulty in the tenant situation was
that owners and tenants are still in
horse trading age and endaavor to
get the best of each other.
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Sunday morning at the II O'Clock
hour Rev J Edward Johnson, for
three years and one month pastor
of the First Baptist church here
will tender his resignation as pas
tor OF that church, aud ask to be
relieved by Sunday, April 4th. Dr.
Johnson is giving up his pastorate
for the purpose Of accepting the
very important position Of Field
Representative Of the Foreign Mis-
sion board OF the Southern Baptist
convention, his acceptance of the
place having been made by wire this
week
Rev ]. Edward johnson has "a
eomplished a great work as pastor
OF the Waxahachie church, and the
Christian people OF all denouina-
tons will join in sayng the church
loses 9 most valuable pastor. Dur
ing his three years stay here be-
tween goo and 400 members nave
been added to the church In addi-
ton to the construction OF IA hand
some church editice at Il cost OF $2S,-
900. The church membership now is
100. There is a Sunday school in
connection which has an enrolment
of approximately 700. and the
church work as whole is moving
along smoothly.
Aside from his church work, Rev
j Edward Johnson is a man whom
the citizenship as whole honors
0nd loves He is always found On
the side OF the right, yet he takes
an active part in the development Of
the town. ii mis- new position takes
him away genuine regret will be
felt
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If 4 man ID his wifs's Asrs, they
probably haven't been married 4
great while.
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|lM|RAL GARDEN VICTIM TURKS FIRE
MRNC DESPERATE DARDANELLES FIGHT
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COZ UAN POLICE HUNT
"1N r TIE RIPPER.

NEW YORK, March 20
Police today hunted Jack the
Ripper, who. they believed vas
Responsible 10. he death of
Ave ,aar-o!d I.eouore Cohen,
whose s!ashed body was found
III i tenement stairway
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TODAi's OLDEST STORY.

. CLEVELAND. O.. March .
= Johnny kilbane, feather =
. weight champion of the world, .
Q hopes to become champion .
. violiuist Johnny has had the .
. bug for some time. but since .
. defeating Abe Attell in 1912 =
. he has been 80 busy he gave .
: Up his violin lessons. Recently .
o he has revived his musical am .
Q btriun, his friends here declare =
= He hopes to be the world s .
, champion Irish violinist, Hes .
= but he's getting along
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