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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-10

THE MOST ATTRACTIVE
LEGALITY vt,hta easy reach - Seattle sur
a country home siii 10 f1und oa Cath
cart lands ~ Tuu have not yet sssu
mis- property Yaa should 90 - uas
when location. auAlifT ~ soil arrsssl
tiIlty and price are considered No hot.
ser property wt1 10 found come IN
ana act further particulars
WEST WHEELER
10, coiman Hinek Main i1sT
foC AHE f.oFfSG V6frNnfE TINE
WHY DELAY tONpENr
You cannot md
BETTER LANp PROPOSITION
Thar sra offering at
THREE LAKES
snohomish County. wash.
MY NOW
while you car select from
THE HEar
A large area! well located good Lard
mills stages. daily trains. excellent
roads. schools. store: church. n y n
phone. nsirhbors Prices And terms
THE LOWEST
rot DEAL WtTW ~ DIRECT
Writ" Or see y y 8EtKLEipHS. Mar
Land Dept Three Lakes thr Co.
iiei =. . Smith us seattle
1900 EEctHEs THfs FARN
ifo acres IN Lewis ceauff ran BE- bought
for -. 500. This IL soinE farm. with
god buildings, head - Cattle team
% horses hogs chickens tools and
cream separator Al Tor ii.tee' u.oee
cash. balance per cent
WEST COAST LANp co.
iiit American Rank Hids
10 ACRES FOR $3.50
Good isnd nearly level. near schooi and
nsirhbor. hair mile % ssii water. fire
Tor berries potatoes ana paulfFf.
Terms f2t cash 80 Monthly
l.. J. MARSH q co. 1909 "a AVE.
ron sAtE -iA sores al In Garden,
fruit trees and berries house harm
chicken house and yard pig Is
chickens. COWS Al Tor 1900 cash. or
$3.50. terms. Take intsrurhan - Al
sons, ask st r, o. for Mrs. Ala Rich
ards. owner.
BARGAIN
FOR good reasons will cell my o. 800 finely
improved. io-acre poultry ranch. for
ti.eTb some terms james l.. Mel
Marvsvilis. Wash.
70 ACRES. close 70 Poulsho. FOR $1,000
Garden soil. Oscar ntown. Bangor
wash
"a ACRES GOOD land. In Yakima under
ditch. fb1h. and nov store building
with = acre fine land. $500 ,. NJ.
~S~SS~oNe~~l>@~eI~~~
40 REAL ESTATE
DANDY pRoposrTioN -smaii house
partly furnished. trees. bushes: near
car. splendid view ~ bay. Like rent
100 per month. $4,000. worth more
clark. East $50.
FOR SALE. CHEAP
beautiful domestic In West Seattle. lot
1tTrt12; small house and woodshed;
garden and fruit trees; school and
stores Jus, across tho street Must soil
pee owner on place 77iT 8Gth ava s
W. every evening or sunday. FRuntlo-
roy car 20 Lakewood
ron SALE ny OWNER
Larse tract. IN garden. nearly now.
Groom plastered house. basement
electric lights wood house. chick
en- house and yard good we'll.
walking distance Kirkland dock
Price ii.2fb. part cash. Address PTS
star
ron HALE. cheap, on easy terms. or VIII
rent 10 good party. dandy b-room bun
Ealow. ono block from rhiunev car,
house no. ssib Dayton open for In
sprction. Phone capitol 24As
wANTED-'ro hear from owner Of good
ranch for sale Send cash price ana
description. u. y. Bush, Minneapolis
MINI.
LOTS 6OTi27. tfs6s city water in aud
paid, ono block to car 400 American
bans Bldg.
HAs the view. House partly built, 400
t-room house. $3.50 Easy terms. Phone
10 8. West 1piM
NY EQUITY, modern. Groom bungalow.
value $4,000. $40 cash. cowen park
district. ksnwood s2i.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-10

casansuEh's Band. sadi.ss p,a
$3.50 10 600
ftaT FpanFisd Banner
haiufation. march. King Carnival
Overture Light cavalry ...... -.
Porto ilican dance. EosiiA 49,. ~
hesitation. Tee Gee ......... -
sslsciipn. Prince - Pfisen ...... 49,.
lnterrnskzo EieEants. from Tsi., !,
Hoffman -...-+-- ...-...... Offs,t..,
Concert march. Advance Guard -.
Vocal solo. NJ Cavalier ...... s,,s..
Helen Priscilla Lisby
Scenes fros1 The Broken Idol Wan ii,~,.
~ Country. 'Tls Of The.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-10

CassnauEh's band. Ls>ehi Psn
600 20 $50
Htar hpangied Banner
salutnilon. march. Grand En,rs.
-----+--.t.-. ...--..- =. o. catsasst,
Overture. schauspisl ..............B. n.
HeEltatinn. Tee Gee .+.............ssr.|
scenes from the operA. wanF .rs-rs|
spanish Serenads. La Paloma trecue~l
-s+ssss. s-ts+.. t+..s++.ss.s.. Yr1tlr
Patrol. American s+...+s..... .Nezftsn
Selection. The Broken Idol Van Alrrs
Vocal solo ...-........-...... .seise.,1
Helen Priscilla LAbhy
concer; march. Militkirs .Et,,v
III Country. 'Tis Of Thee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-10
ACREAGE

NNOttoNieN Cuf~fN
20 arFcs 80 nsii~s frnm ursnits Fatts on
good road 90 thieaif settled neigh
hafhanA The soil 10 rfai-risss and
peculiarly adapted fuF tsffF raising ar
truck gardening Fhis tract franfs on
tns afiiia Esanish river \ fins home
pists f1f some one uha uants % reaiif
set taea 60 the land Tts pfirs is itq
80 arre. on sfsfnfil t updnoanstAni
balance a. ~ n fuanfh.
SoRrW ESD ACREAGE
unY az aefu on ths nsa road bst~s~n
Lake washtn9ion sad fhs heund In
LAKE Fsfssf Pafk aernna AdAiiisn. tus'
miles nnrfh - fhs ritF Umits rhis
ts property that 10 HrUE g. iafreass "a
ehlas ~tfh fha f~fuFn - prosperity
The gftts 10 tfae ar srfs on terms -
tff duwn anf haisnfs o. o. 90 nunfh
A fec dollars Invested iu thla property
uiN heip fnu au she fuaa tu tnAepeai b.
sncs kuta ffits 70 shaw this land a.
20 81 Ana 10 . m aAHF call
90 up and make sn appaintnsut 20 50
and go De-
OLE HANSON 60
Third FteaF Se~ fark Heck
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-10
10 MALE HELP WANTED

~ M ALE hELP WAN r. ~
wAsTED-MES 70 buy GOOD SECOND.
HAND SUITS. coats. pants. hats and
shoes. a. prices 70 meet your pocket
buok. Watches. jrwslry tools, guns.
trunks Huittasen At lowest prices. This
Bargain store 177 Occidental. corner
Main. We also buy and exchange any
thing % value. Main i7si.
ORIGINAL NoLER BARBER SCHOOL
711 Occidental Ave
Men and Worn@n. We teach tho barber
trade thoroughly. wages while learn
ing. assist IN securing positions. over
~ years In Seattle.
KAVASAUGH sfos hats 1905 i.i ave
MOLER BARBER COLLEGE. 100 Main
St wants you 70 learn barber trade
wages while learning. - years IN bust
ness. 30 c0lieEess assist you securing
positions Aolsr Original System Of
Colleges
BY DOING BUsfNEss upstairs. Traeis
sells mem. t25 suits for SIS Traciss
Upstairs Suit shop. sash Third
WANTED Niddis-aEed man for niEht
man In garage. Address tbs. star.
WANT painter "a partner. established
business Address T-tt star
N~o~~N~o-N~~sN~-N-r~~ N~-~-~-N~N~N~N-N-o~N>
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-10
81 REAL ESTATE LOANS

th. 49,. ~
Money on Improved city property. We
make building iosns
CALHOUN DENNY a KwtSd
Alaska nuiifinr
RIAL ESTATE LOANS -NoRTHEhS
hand q Mortgage Co Central nidE
hsi~ssn Columbia snd Marion
REAL ESTATE MoNTuspEH itee UP
- Co 80. fully secured. Tor sais ~ Jos
Thomas Co inc ies cherry
so EXCHANGES
Will EXCHANGE iais ffss anf
clear value ftqe. az good farn. Hans-
field wash fsf uHifnrfoFsd acfsass on
main land. IN st~w % sound bef~ssu
Everett ard Blaine. no BFrnts viii
assume small mortgage } Linfman.
isfp fnufth ave seattle Wash. Phone
ballard laA
NNAhEh Wide. 80 Yes rafh Hinrk
MORTGAGE LOANS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-10

WIFI EsrAntisuEp general merchan.
dt.e business Zoe sale tn heart -
EhAsit county. richest country VIII
hear strtctost Investigation. - 900
stock . 500 business per month
81 eco cash. balance security. oe"d
reason. for selling See Owner. :. q
Martin. Avon. wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-10
The NsshingtOnians In the Ffrst Il 4
-~rie- Of Concert. nj Madison Pxrk.

8 q. NJ.
March. The Messenger ..... Bsrrhsss
Overture. orphsus ......-.... .Osfsrh.f
Primrose ....... .Holns
song. Ny Dear .....+..-...........s sz
NJ. Jack Sssh
Folks. Song OF the Anvil ........psrssr
ssxtstts. Lucia de LAmmernoor. .....
.-.-............ Dorrlrsr
~ oressu. China Town .....s.....g Can
Song. Toreador Song from carnsn....
sss-.ss .sssss...... tl1x
M Jack Nash
Inisrmszzo. CAyali~ria Rus,iesnns...
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. xssezsr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-10
RENTALS

50 RENTALS
hsaiq 4sftsr. for Hsatiis
Rental Property
Call al office ana list
}. u JAIN co.
Leading Renters
e.. Fttsi Hids second and PIKE -
Ns-e~e~~Ne~~~-9~-se~~s~
40 Business Chances
ron HAtE or HrNr tsrau,s = siss
n~ss fanus suiiabi~ ~ business -.
rres f0r lady uf Hsutleman. or transient
runm,inE house Apply tit Fourth
WANTED hanF fron ownsr m sosd
tasin~ss far sale state cash rrias And
d~srriptipa. u. y nush. Minneapolis
Nfnn
HOME uAkENf dains Gned cash husi-
rsss dnai opportunity fer tva people
s10t q Union -
Ne-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~eer~~~~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-10

H. M rvstythins In canvas
ITN J. webb kitchen a CO
s.Ev-yAr al University
WIFI. nsrNnfIsuEn Eensrsi merchan.
dtss bushes. far sale IN heart -
shAsit county. richest country. VIII
hear strtctcst Investigation teopo
stock; ., 500 business per month
81 eco cash. balance security oe"i
reasons for selling see owner, =. q.
Martha Avon. Wash.
BRIGHTEN TIP THE HOME
with a few ntee rugs its NrrY inrf
psnsive. " purchased ~ wsidfon's neaf
tho sas office, Tor their prices arn not
only strikinsiy low. bat they ass moth.
tas down until September from selariet
people or property eSucfs then paf
rionthiy. They carry bis assortment
% odd .is>. also. and specialize in
rugs
4 NJ DIE
THE RErAtHER
WIN come 60 your place ~ business ~
ysur house aud repair furniure carpet
sweeper. Ess stove. etc. Phone Main
fff raii fur ps@.
STw PIANOS ron Rent. RENr Az,
piled on purchase hsyer-ronsr. sit
CHEAPEST Pi.Acp 20 hay Or rsnt .s~'
tns machine. ~ rias Msin i,ee
i9ss wESfLAK E-sscona- nsRd ranges.
Tow price
NOWHERE ELSE oBTAlNABLE
II. fact that npwhrr> else IN ~
whole United states can soc fTsit
Smith. RsYai herman plush rugs -
had for Only fise each. and tsii ~
ministers Tor 80 rs. and The aaanthr 90
each customer 10 limited. az waidrph's
tfss Fourth .-..
ARTIFICIAL TEETH
nauxAt: also oid saia b~twssn ara
isai first ave. eoek siers.
.FiE CWeRRtEs fer oaaninE. ~ Hen
dsrrea At, south Psfs. .----
PHoSodRArHs ard records sought. soid
or exchanged 1915 wsstiaks Eiiio"
ssTt
sPASGENREnol- safstY btaass sharpen.
81, rev process. isss t,h. n.sr unlen
q FOR SALE-LIVESTOCK
FoW SALE fresh 1sFsrY COW viih
calf on. horse and farm wagon. =
mile. saath~ast - eaa - Faunfisrnf
car lins sam Holmes Route 4. hos
->---~~,s- e-.--~~--~-~-
Vehicles and Implements
KESNGDY wN0oS Co. seattle. Wash
Farm rspismsrt-. cur. ana ssiss see
ara.N4ra vehicles
IA LOST AND FOUND
lost. siraysd o. stsisa. Fostsr. wash.
on tho Might % Julr :. to sslfinx
hnrs-s oaa sorr~i nna or. blaek. both
nth white stripe in faces. HlAck has
two white feet. sorrri has four white
feet Each weighs about 1900 ibs. II
NfrFsr
Wash
IOsT-Whifs Persian Kitten. ~ith amber
eyes finsrai reward. Ballard sTi9.
ssas first az. - W
fgosT--biamond set platinum bracelet
cau Elliott ar Reward
---=@@seee---~-S~~~sa~er--
II FEMALE HELP WTD.
woMES WANTED a, government eisrss
tTe month Seattle EXAMINATIONS com
Ing. skmpis question. freo. Write ifn
rn.afatsiy Franklin Institute. Dept
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-10
II FEMALE HELP WTD.
IS FEMALE SITUATIONS

WANTED-BY a Eirt ~ years old. Who
has had srperisnrs II caring Tor
babies by tho hear uhri- their mamma
IL out. Good references Eivsn. Phone
ksnWood isss.
ExPERtESCEp si.uosraphsr. either
temporary or psrmansnt Would leave
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-10
MORTGAGE LOANS

-, ,:,,S;s, & - =; I,.s:S:;
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-10

BRIGHTEN Up TIE HOME
With a few niee fus. rs very inrf'
pensiyc. " purchased ~ Wsiffon1a neaf
the xas office. tor their prices arr not
only strikinsiy loW. bat they ass moth
tas down Until September from selaFiet
people or property owners. then psf
uonthiY They carry a bis assortment
% odd .is~. also. and specialize 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-10
Q FOR SALE-LIVESTOCK

FOW SALE fresh jersey COW WEN
calf on. horse and farm wagon. =
mile. southeast - saa - Faunfi-rnY
car itn- sam Holmes Route .. uot
~ seattle
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-02-25
NO AUTHORITY TO BUY
AUTOS FROM GAME FUND
Special to Daily Light.

Austin, Texas, Feb. 25.--There is
no reasonable authority for the fish
and game commissioner to buy an au-
tomobile and pay for same out OF the
fish and game fund. according to 4
ruling made by the attorney gener-
Terrell. The comptroller asked for
an opinion as to whether he had
authority 10 issue warrants in pay
ment for two autos aggregating
Sl,7S2. The opinion was that he
had no such authority.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-02-25
STORM AND CAnTt RE Atk'Nh
RUSSIAN FORTRESS OF
PRZASNlSI.
PUSH THE ADVANCE
Germans Steadily Gaining in th'
March on Warsaw--Snccessful
in Attacks Along Wis
tuia River.
Special to Daily Light.

Berlin. Feb. 25,-East Prusslan
reserves stormed the Russian for
tress of Przasnysz and captured ten
thousand Russian prisoners, 1t was
officially announced today.
The Germans hurled themselves
with great daring against the strong
defenses which We're carried after a
fearful struggle. Twenty large can
non were captured from the Rus-
SLAMS along with other material, IN
Guiding many machine guns.
The Germans advance along the
right bank Of the Vistula toward
Warsaw has made further progress
Five thousand Russians were cap
tured In this region in the last rev
days.
II was admitted, however, ina,
the Russians have captured Nogily
with Overwhelming forces.
News from the western battie
front contained little of import
ance today.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-02-25
4 STEAMERS VICTIMS
OF GERMAN 'NAsPS"
THIS NUMBER KNOWN TO HAVE
tt'FERED IN BRITISH
WATERS.
Officially Announced that Four
Steamers We're Sunk lester-
day Three are
Missing.
Special to Daily Light.

London, Feb 25.-Eleven steam
ers are known to have suffered in
British waters since the German
submarine blockade became effect
i've a week ago today. At least three
others are missing and it is possible
they have fallen victims to the sub
marine torpedoes or mines.
Four steamers We're today official
ly announced as having been sunk
yesterday. They are the British
steamers HarIion, Rio Parrano,
Western Coast and The Deptford
Included in the eleven are two
Norwegian steamers and one
French steamer. In each case the
German submarine commanders
gave no warning to the merchant
men and their crews were left to the
mercy OF the waves.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-02-25
MEN WERE TAKEN AWAY
At THEIR Own REQUEST

Graham, Tex, Feb. 25.-Tha
four prominent citizens arrested
here in connection with the shoot
ing at the court house early yester-
day morning were taken to Wichita
Falls today at their own request
Another reason was that the local
jail is small and lacked the neces-
Sary accommodations
The town is quiet today TIL
funeral of Deputy Sheriff Tom Cher
ryhomes was held this afternoon
and was in charge OF the local
camp of Woodmcn OF the World.
The funeral OF Pat Carlton. a Nom
Der OF one of the most Mighty re-
spected families in the cauntv VII
be held tomorrow morning
Ii is not likely that any prelimi-
nary hearing will be held for thu
men as the grand jury viii meet
Monday TO hold an investigation.
The prisoners ate chen eNEactea H.
be brought back rom Wichita
Falls.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-02-25
AND WILLARD
MAY FIGHT IN HANAN \
Special to Daily Light

Ell Paso, Texas, Feb 25--The best
bet here today appeared to be that
If Jack Johnson and Jess Willard
actually meet in a fight for the
worlds championship it will be in
Havana and not Juarez. Jack Cur
ley, the promoter of the fight, is
leaving today for Havana He would
make no definite statement as TO
his plans for the future. 1t is known
ferred to Havana because he does
not want to run the risk of being ar
rested in Mexico for extradition to
the United States.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-02-25
tNTE-iHAS SHAEh Bill.
PASSED BY TIE HDj 81,
Special to Daily Light.

Austin. Tex, Feb, 25-The house
today finally passed the aut-loan
shark bin introduced by Represen-
tative Bailey. The bill defines loan
brokers and requires bonds. The
house killed the senate bin increas-
ing the pay of district attorneys
in districts OF two or more counties.
The senate spent all the morning
debating local bills. including the
appropriation bounty bill for the
slaughter of jack ribbits. Consid-
cradle opposition TO this measure
has developed.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-02-25
DRASTIC LIVESTOCK QtARAN-
TINE PROCLAIMED BY GOV
f,RNOR EERGIS son.
BROAD IN SCOPE
No Livestock or Domestic Fowls :
From Any State viii BE
Permitted to Enter
Texas.
Special to Daily Light.

Austin. Texas, Feb. 25.-~in the
most sweeping quarantine proclama-
ton ever issued in Texas Governor
Ferguson today acting on the rec
ommenaatioH Of the state livestock
sanitary commission promulgated an
exclusion order against livestock,
fodder fowls and all kinds of do
nestle animals from entering Texas
from every state in the union and
from Canada and Mexico. The gen
eral prevalence of the foot and mouth
disease occasioned the order.
Even cotton seed, hay, straw,
chickens, hides and skins from other
states are indefinitely excluded from
Texas
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-02-25
TIL: j. 6. MAY
PLACE EMBARGO
FXpoETtTI0N OF FODD TO WAR
RING NATIONS MAY BE
STOPPED.
STEP CONSIDERED
IL l. iiintt n Official Circles THAI
Such Action May BE TaNen Tn
less America l. Granted
immunity,

Washington, Feb 23.~An unoffi-
clal hint was heard for the first time
today in official circles close to the
administration that the United States
may place an embargo on the eXpor-
tation OF foodstuffs both to the allies
and Germany unless all parties grant
Americas demand and give absolute
immunity to American ships In this
connection it is recalled that the ad-
ministration has been strongly urged
to take such steps regardless of the
war zone and submarine situation.
Mayor Mitchell of New York and
others have claimed that such action
was needed for domestic reasons.
Some officials, however. declare
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-02-25

The American fleet-ail of it that
counts for anything is ready for
action 1t has rendezyoused off
Cu52 and Florida Fortunately, the
preparation for the parade through
the Panama Canal has made it pos
stble for the fieet to gather without
exciting European imagination. Yet
in case an American vessel is sank
in til" war zone. established ty
Germany about the British Isles,
the fleet ~il mobilize Tor action
This map shows the location Of
the great vessels. Many more are
b6ia@ fitted oft at the Navy yards.
Civilians and naval men are work
ing overtime at the NeH York navy
yaA, though no crder has been is
sHl2 80 nom to set ready,
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-02-25
lHGI NHNT TO BEGIN
IN THE FRANZ CASt,
Special to Daily Light

Washington, Feb. With the
United States supreme court as the
arena. Leo NJ. Franks last fight for
life was made today. Arguments
were to begin this afternoon which
mean either death or new trial
for the young Jewish factory super
intendent OF Atlanta, thrice sentenc-
ed to the gallows for alleged muir
der OF Mary Phagan, fourteen-year-
%. 1913.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-02-25
DRY BILL SIGNED.
Special to Daily Light.

F0Ht'lii 10 l'i1 y i4!E.Il.
= Des Moines, Iowa, Feb. 25.- .
8 Governor Clarke today signed ;
= the statewide prohibition bill =
. which closes all the saloons in .
= iowa on January /. 1916. =
q Q Q = 0 . = y = Q . o 9 = = . .
~~,-~~~~.~~~~~~~->-~-~--
for safe keeping State Representa-
tive f. w Fry, his brother Peter
Fry. r. NJ Todd and John Tisrhka.
all Of whom are charged with the
murder OF Deputy Sheriff Tom
Cherrymore in an attack on the
court house at Graham early yaster-
day morning.
Pat Carlton, one Of the attacking
party, also died late last night
The grand jury has been called to
meet to investigate the shooting and
TO make further inquiry into the
causes leading up to same.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-02-25
ATTEMPT IS MADE
TO CAPTURE LEMBERC
ANOTHER GREAT BATTLE Is
DEVELOPING IN VICINiY OF
STANISI4AC.
The AuStrianS and Germans Engag-
ell with the Russians North
of the Dneister
River.
Special to Daily Light

Petrograd, Feb. s5,--A great
battle is developing northeast Of
Stanislau between strong Austro-
German force attempting the recap
-ture of Lemberg and a Russian
army north of the Dneister river. It
Is admitted that the Russians are
being forced back toward Halitz
which Is less than seventy miles
from Lemberg itself. This battle
overshadows in Importance other
developments in the eastern theater
OF war.
Both In the Carapthians and Po-
land the Russian offensives are sue
cessfnl. It Is claimed.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-02-25
"A TERl!RS s..
| CONTINUE RAID
po MORE BRITISH t s"''s
NV ptrS SUNK BY GEh-
NAN SUBMARINES
|N1 By T0RPEOOES
- First Time a Submarine Ap-
rear. on the English Coast
and Sinks British
Steamer.
snaeial 20 Daily Light.

Special 20 pai!g i''sh Z
..ao, Feb. q. German sub
.,.,es today torpedoed and saAk
4, mere British vessels. one SUD.
anne appeared for the first tine
M North sea and sank the Brit
/, steamer Deptford of. SeaFbor-
,,,t One member OF the crew was
srte9. The others were rescued
II f,bing vessels and landed near
sarborough.
me- British steamer Western
ras vas forpedoed and sunk off
Bach Head. Her crew and pas
ygsrs were landed at Portsmouth.
The newspapers in London today
3snsadei that the government de-
|tar an immediate blockade of the
German coast and take other repris-
| Il neasures against Germany The
Gsnsl submarine raid in English
costa waters has eNasperated The
British people.
III government was urged TO re-
tss tie American suggestion that
iNisg1s shipped to Germany in
aaprcan vessels and to be distrib
Eta to the German ci},i population
il3T coatrol OF American consular
ssa-s
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-02-25
1HR|A5' nc BARN IS
| DESTROYED BY BLAZE
uhs Is ESTIMATED At 500.
WHICH INCLUDES FEED
STUFF.

barn Oh the Frank Timmins
aas few miles south Of town was
sasH early Thursday morning,
asshs less Of approximately ST.
W Tie building WAS valued at
Wv aud the contents made up the
sa''e'ee between that sum and the
|aa los. The barn contained
|'saIy'a'e tons of hay, 500 bush
+ o eofn' $3.50 worth of cotton
~ 400 worth of machinery, and
|1a's worth $50. The house and
]. ''sa'S were only partially insur-
h ne ire occurred at 4 o o'clock
|e' Us origin is unknown.
\. = Null was tenant on the place
T. 'e cannot account for the fire.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-02-25
APPLlCATIOS EoR NEW
YR44.E. FOR tH.A%. BECK Eis
Snecial 10 DailN Light.

New York, Feb 25.-ApplicatioE
was formally made today for a new
trial for former Police Lieutenant
Chas. Becker. convicted Of the muir
der OF Herman Rosenthal, the gam
bier. and sentenced to death.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-02-25
STEAMER DAC|A NEARING
the ENGLISH WATERS
ANNOUNCED THAT THE STEAMER
WILL ATTEMPT TO SAIL.
THROUGH CHANNEL.
Special to Daily Light.

New York, Feb 25.--The steam
ship Dacia which sailed from Gal.
weston few weeks ago under Ameri-
can registry and loaded with cotton
for Bremen. Germany. was today re-
ported to be nearing England and
expects to sail through the English
channel to her destination. Great
Britain has served notice that the
steamer will be seized.