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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-24
M0rtuary

DINDNER--May ~. Xavier. aged SO
yeArs. beloved husband OF Anna
and father OF Herman A. and John
rn. ns brother fss% r g. Anss' ~, s"S Nut
to st Jossph's church at . a. m.
DossARDEr-May %. 1915: az his
sesidenc.: Grand RIVER and schnei-
asr..d James. swsd ,, 81 year. ear, be- .,
James. Fred and Mrs. William
Hsrisnd. George and Mrs Charles
Hines. Jennie and Mrs.. William
Arthur Gsil. 1 Funeral r,fT Tas.d"y from
chapel At i;so at Grand lawn
eenetery.
BURGHARDr--At his residence, sss
81 Ans Sn,sv.t' s Eawsrdd a oysdM 30
forella RurGhsrdt and father Of
Iloreiia, Edward Jr.. Louise and
Richard Burghardt. and brother oi
ara s"f fr. n"ss'f sysr.S. 9s Fan.fal
from residence wednesday at $50
m and from Sacred Heart
uANAAN--Msy n. 1919. Ellen. age
q years BELOVED VIE 81 LOT, yon'
Hsien and Alice Canaan. Funeral
from residence. 10 Afendaie ave
fussdsy AZ $40 n m. and ~. Leo's
NuurCn AZ q CioFN.
DwyER-May ~, 1878. At resid:nc.
years. beloved nather Of willian
y. ana iamc. n DIVER Funeral
"wednesday. May 81 from above
s ssursh a, ). Ins.rmsnt a, Holy
Cross cemetery via auto car.
DEaA age ~ years, be-
loved wife OF Joseph and mother
cf RAYMOND ard Eienor. dear
MARY Kw,stkowski fFlower.l.
N-ri,rs sister OF MISS Martha and
Grace Flowers Funeral wednes-
dav from r.s'deW.. Rco.ever-
church nj n. m.
orERvN-Msv ~. 1918, Eresb. be-
loved husband Of tho late .Orilla
Tuerir free Girardl Funeral from
Ms residence. SIS Hud.on,ave
Tns.asy. AZ m; at p st i;"c =,
wv.rdotte. via autos Montreal
papers please copy
ysWvps--sudden,v MAY - 1918
rr,rrs Letitis EIwooA Jarvis aged
~ yeas widow ~ William r. lar
wtr Funeral services at 81 tiny-
.,us' church. wash'ngton- Tues
dav morning az $50 Burial pri-
vate.
HsLt,--Msv, ~. Arthur Hall ssed ~
Hail and brother % Henry. Thomas.
Mrs.. N Rslston. Mrs O. ped6ow
end Mrs Clarence Blocher. Funeral
Tuesday ~ n. m. from brothers
residence. rs Samnson.ave.
MAuJ.ER--Mav ~, Elizabeth. aged -
years widow 81 the late Nicholas
and mother ~ the late Harry Hal
Ter. Mrs. Anna Miller and Mrs. John
sto~k~r Funeral from daughters
residence. 3sa Adelaide-st. Wed
nssdav. May "a NJ $50. 10 go. Peter
and Psul's cathedral Mt a. m,
HARRusON-May ~, John Harrison.
AIRED ~ wears. Funeral Tuesday.
May rs. n. m. At TO Lowell-st.
Ypsilsnti. Mich.
MANTuN--Mav II, 1915. at Grace hos
pital. HARRIET beloved wife OF
rrrnk Martin md dear mother ~
Frances md Robert Martin md
James Allen and Harry Pcrnno
Funeral TUESDAY morning nj $50
o'clock. from her late residence.
1890 frouuois-sve.. and 20 Nativity
Of Our Lord church at o'clock.
eastern standard. Tnterment Mt Mt.
Oiivet
aENNINGER-May -. az his late
home, Iss aheridan-ave.. Nicholas.
aged 10 years. beloved husband OF
the late Fredericka Senninger.
Funeral wednesday at 2 n. m. from
Geist Bros psrlors, az Macomb-st.
eTECWER--May -. at ia Dexter
blvd. Ruth Ellen. beloved dsuRh-
ter OF Aired ]. and florence steck-
~. sister OF florence NJ. Dora n.
peynice A. ard Esther l. Stscker.
Funeral service from residence.
Tuesday at .. m
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-24

ron sALE-REsIDENCE PROPERTY
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-24

AN ATTRACTIVE BUNGALOW on
river front. Tashmoo Park small
payment down. J. T. Gibson. Tash-
moo dock, Harsen's island.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-24

TO EXCHANGE-hEAb ESTATE.
HAVE 160-ACRE FARM near Cadil-
lac. comfortable 6-room house,
large barn, young 10-acre orchard
OF apples and cherries, about 100
acres pillow land. balance woods and
pasture. Only miles from r., r.;
IA acres wheat. 16 acres clover
meadow go with farm. Take De-
troit property up to $4,000. See
owner at 402 Thirty-second-s
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-24
EEEE szzEE. EVERYB0DY'S COLUMN H 81 rs
dior
Classified s,'t,'''.... | s %,,, i;

Cash with order. u oaargsa 10 .
No transient advertising inssrted
Tor lees than iso with cash; tso u
The above rates slpiy TO al ciasss;
Thanks. Obituaries, N~eting Notices
and all Ads preceding Mais Help.
and Meeting Notfoes - Minimum,
charge, ssc for % words or less. Over
% words one and ons-thirn cents for
each extra word
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-24

MRS. NJ HOFFMAN. 3os Lothrop-ave..
In invited to attend the Orpheum
OF the Detroit Times. Two tickets
are waiting for her at this office.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-24

AS soon as friendship gives with
any thought of gain IL ceases to be
friendly and becomes q business vsn-
ture.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-24

FOR 5000 DOWN
A DANDY NEW COTTAGE.
Five rooms. bath. electricity. gas. cell
lar. soft. lot; just a step OF Fort.
Mr.. Madden Will sell II
FOR $2,600-$20 MO.
NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY.
L. j. FASQUELLE
3o4 Oh. Com. n. d. r. Z. b. Cad. 900.
WILL SACRIFICE equity in 7-room
house or will exchange for one a
little larger. North Woodward pre-
ferred. +7% Cameron. Hemfock
ls<1-w.
IF YOU'VE GOT 500
THERE ARE DIFFERENT HOMES
month. In the north end. $1,000 and
$40 month. Again In north end.
$3.50 and e16 month.
Either for 800 down.
NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY.
l.. j. FASQUELLE
3ol Ch. Com. M. d. r. e. 3. Cad. ao4
MRS. VAIL, IS John R.-st., Is invited
to attend the Orpheum theater as n
guest OF the Detroit Times on Tues
day evening. Two tickets are walt
ing for her ut this office.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1915-01-16

II. Di Gerolamo Domenico Franc'
SEQ ola Rotella (Ascoli Piceno)
12 Martinelli Vincenzo fu Augustc
ola Gallese (Roma)
13. Butera Vincenzo di Antonino d
Casteltermini
IA. l.o Verde francesca ed Antonin,
da Casteltermini
Is. Santese Antonio e Nicolino d
PeretO
16. Diana Antonio da S Severino
II. Pito Giovanni Battista da Alcan
18. Toscano Carmelo di francesca q
Bagaladi
10. Carmelo Carmero
20. Sabattini Vincenzo di Luigi d
Roma.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1915-01-16

FerimentO accidentale

Giovanni Pescia e state ritenuto
sotto $4,000 di cauzione dal magl-
strato Haddy, accusato di avere uc-
ciso sua fglia Una dele sci figlie del
Pescia ha dichiarato che il padre ave
va in mano un revolver, allorche
questo e esploso ferendo morte Ia
sua sorella. II Coroner Vail crede che
il colpo sia partito accidentalmente,
mentre il Pescia puliva il revolver,
essendo avvenuto il ferimento = gran
distanza.
Nondimeno, per attendersi maggio1
luce sui fatti, il Magistrate ha lite
nuto il Pescia sotto cauzione.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1915-01-16
TrediCi Italiani arreStati

Domenica nattina presto, al Nun
Al Chatham ST., venivano arrestat
13 italiani.
La polizia crede di avere fra le ma
nj persone che sappiano del complot
ii di Mano Nera.
Gil arrestati, vennero detenuti pe
resamlnazione ALA Corte Centrale d
polizia.
Fra gil agenti segreti italiani ch
operarono rarresto 81 notano Gabrie.,
Di Fiore Lorenzo Bardelli. Essi di.
como che fecero rarresto mentre /,
comitiva complottava contro alcun.
posi- lenti itaIiani.
Perquisiti, ALA stazione di Polizia,
furono trovati in possesso di 4 riyol-
telle cariche, 6 rasoi ed s coltelli.
Gil arrestati dissero di chiamarsi:
Tony Cicco, John Gaborgle, Raj
faele De Luca, Tony Bandera, Niche
lie Lagana, Patrick Fiorna, Tony
Cassimer, Joe Meran, Christ Rock,
Tony Cuda, Ross Russo, Joseph Ar
codal e Tony Puccio.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1915-01-16

CERTo LUIGI, Chamberville, Pa
II yostro abbonamento semestrale
scade col primo Febbraio.
G. CoccIMIGLIA, Plumville, Pa. =
II giornale vi viene spedito regolar-
mente. Reclamate ALA Posta.
A. ToRoUATo, Windber, Pa.-Pu-
blichiamo per questa volta in appres-
mandateci roriginale non Ia copia !;
Sc no.. cestino. E la stessa sorte
tocchera' allie poesie del vostri Poeti.
A. GIGLIoTTI, De Lancey.-Ma sa-
pete che siete abbastanza buffo? Ci
mandate una cartolina con la pirami-
de capitalista, rifutate il giornale ci
pregate di prendere gil Interest," degli
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1915-01-16
"a reClame di un autore.,

Tn giovane autore che recentemen
te ha pubblicato, in Francia, un suo
romanzo, wolfe non appenal'edizione
fu pronta, fare un po' di reclalne in
torno ALA sua opera, almeno per fa-
;ilitarne Ia vendita. E fece inserire
IN annunciO pagamento in tutti
giornali francesi di provincial Lam
nunzio diceva:
"Giovane di q ami, bello, ele-
gante, ricchisslmo, di belle speranze
letterarie, sposerebbe signora signo-
rina anche senza fortuna purche' alb
bia il carattere sentiment dell'e-
roma di..".
Qui seguiva il titolo del suo volu-
me e un indirizzo postale. Dove 81
vede che la fantasia, oltre che per
seriyere del romanzi, puo' servire per
scoprire I'm originate mezzo di re-
clame.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1915-01-16
. '.SPIGOLANDO.'
VerSl.
FRANCOBOLLO.

Dalla ''Nova Polemica" di Lorenzo
tecchetti:
uando vedrai cader lie foglie morte
d il lunario predira' la neve,
..lungherai lie tue maniche corte,
lia freddolosa, vestirai di greve.
4e belta' velerai che blanche no scorte
lie scultorie braccia e la man breve
; il seno, il sen che palpito ST forte
l primo bacio milo timido lieve.
'ur qualche volta forse, non invano,
per gil occhi pregheran lie mie parole
e veil getterai per me lontano;
e tolto il guanto che serrarla suole
nuda ii baciero' la blanca mano..
braccio no. La critica non vuole.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1915-01-16
L 'aneddOtO stOriCO.

ST nara che la Casa Imperiale d
Russia sia una dele piu' superstizio-
Sc fra lie case regnanti europee. Molti
poi credono fermamente che la Cxa-
rina sia una donna fredda priva d.
sentimentl.
Essa invece crede al sogni spesss
riconnette il sogno della notte con
fatti reali del gioano. Un pomeriggi>
stava riposando e 81 add0rmento
quando venne svegliata ola una dell>
sue dame, allarmata dial modo COL
cui Ia czarina dormendo 81 agitaya
gridava. L'imperatrice disse allora d.
essere stata turbata da un cattivo So
gno. Tn vecchio coperto di sangue l.
era apparso esclamando:
''Io sOno yenuto ieri dalla Siberi;
per vedere il vostro onomastico
vostri cosacchi mi hanno ucciso".
Ii sogno era COST vivido che linn
perat, ice mando' chiedere Sc nessu-
ma disgrazia era occorsa in quella
giornata; ma 10 Car rise dele SUE
apprensioni e per tranquillizzarla te-
lefono' al Ministero della Imperial
Casa. Case strano, in quella giornata
erano avvenuti celebri disordini pei
i quail circa 1000 vlte peril ono spe-
Gle per limpeto del cosacchi IRON
penti sui poveri mou'siks, uno del
quail era apparso ALA Czarina.
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Rieette utili.

Per calmare il dolore dele scotia
ture e impedire la formazione della
vescica, basta immergere un pezzo di
sapone bianco aell'acqua passarlo
sopra la scs6ffatufs. In capo 10 mi
NUT og11i og1i dolore e. scomparso.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1915-01-16
Da PITTSBURGH, PA.
ReQi0 Vice COnS0IQiO d'IiQIQ
4O4 Rose St
PITTSBURGH, PA.

Dal Cav. Giuseppe Natali, Reggen-
te il Vice Consolato di Pittsburgh,
riceviamo il seguente elenco dele per-
some ricercate dele quail 81 chiedo-
no notizie chiunque sia in grado di
darne:
/, Leoni GiorgIo
2. Settolana Antonio Maria da Piag
gine Soprano
3. Felice Di Renna
1. Trinco Luigi di Antonio da Savogra
). Petricig Giacomo fu Ernacora da
Savogna (Udine)
6. Giuliani Emilio fu Emilio da Ba-
gni di Lucca
Z. Lioy Giuseppe di Pasquale da La
vello
8. Seren Cal Giovanni di Isidoro da
Ponte Canavese
9. Brizzi Giuseppe da Ardore
10. Scola Grazia
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lettera al governatore Stuart dichla-
rando che era lui il vero colpevole e
aggiunse lie prove che vi erano per
mostrare che diceva la verita'.
ii governatore 81 convinse della
verita' delIaffermazioAe e porto il
case davanti ALA Corte del Perdoni
che delibero' la grazia a Raffaele
PERI.
Tn altro fratello andO' rilevare
Raffaele al Penitenziario ieri il con
dannato graziato ritorno' a casa sua
dove 10 aspettavano la moglie Gin
que fgli.
Mel 1907 James Consoli voleva $50
da James PERI per ricatto. essendosi
quest rifutato, ne segui' una collut-
ta.ione in cui Consoli resto' ucciso.
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Razzi finali.

Questa mi e. accaduta di rec cente
ALA table d'hote di un ristorante.
Mentre ineomincio a mangiare un
piatto di leguml, chiedo al mio vicino
di destra:
: Scusi, vuol favorirmi il sale?
Ed egli con cipiglio:
= Lo dica al cameriere.
Mi scusi = dico 10 = mi sonc sba-
gliato.
= Ma come = mi domanda con
nervoso accentuato = mi ayeva forse
scampiato per il cameriere?
= No = mi affretto a rispondere
= veramente Iavevo presa per una
persona educatal
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1915-01-16

perai. Proprio? Nance male che ci
etc vol ranmentarci quello che
oi riteniamo essere precise dovere di
iornalisti. Non vi preoccupate di clio
penseremo moi. Mandat2ci piuttosto
| ,25 per il vostro abbonamento,
eaduto, di sci mesi.
FRANCOBOLLo.
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II Sig. Testadura, da POGO nomina-
to cavaliere del lavoro, ST reca al Mu-
nicipio per richiedere il suo certificate
di nascita, Adutolo, 10 legge, 10 ri
legge, poi restituendolo all'impiegato:
= Vorrepbe avere la cortesia-gli
dice = di aggiungeryi Ia qualifca di
caliere?
II cpric--~~.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-10-16
NEW INSURANCE RATE
FOR TEXAS LIVESTOCK

AUSTIN. Texas. October i6--The
state fire insurance commission am
nouaced today the adoption Of a new
fern of cover for the Fort Worth
Stockyards compans at North Fort
Worth. under which livestock. In
Guiding cattle. hogs, sheep, calves.
horses and mules. may be insured
at a rate of 10 cents per car on live-
stock other than horses and mules.
and IS cents per car on horses AMI
mules. this on the premises of the
COMPANY The purpose Of this new
cover is 10 grant protection TO the in
ierests Of shippers. dealers and puT-
ehasers while the livestock is in the
yards and the new rate Is designed
70 cover the livestock during its en-
tire stay in the yards. whether for a
day or week
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-10-16

II looks very much now like Our
people viii 90 into the cotton bust
ness next year On an extensive plan,
and thus resume their old position as
the champion mortgage gigers Of
the world But We have a healthy
sentiment taking root in this sectiea
in favor OF permanent system CT
diversified farming. That sentiment
has been greatly strengthened this
year. Every intelligent man can see
that The only assurance Of perma-
nent prosperity in the south is we'll
directed diversified agriculture All
cotton farming viii nor gtye us pros
perity We have tried il for fifty
years with the result that our farms
have been impoverished. tenantry iii.
creased, and the number 81 NOR.
cages limited only to the number Of
farmers who depend on cotton
Rush County News.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-10-16
Ralks Al Imported Labor.

A convention q union labor man
in Fort Worth the other day went
on record as opposing The invita-
ton TO Billy sunday to visit Texas
and in favor Of better support for
the home minister The union mar
Is always a warm supporter of hons
Institutions. but he balks al imported
labor. even in the ciurch-an IN
stitution which gets Is much If not
more support from organized labor
than from any other one source
Some excuses haze reen committed
I'D the name Of unionism. This IL
equally true Of Christianity. but the
fundamental principles Of Christian
ny and unicnism remain the same.
with their bases firmly set in truth
and their objects the betterment o.
mankind West News.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-10-16
PUBLIC SERVANTS
DAY NOVEMBER 10
Something New In Exposition
Programs and Attractions
COTTON PALACE AT WACO
Servants of People Of Texas VIII &c
in Waco for One Day-Promises teI
Be History Making Event.

Waco. Texas--1he directors OF the
Cotton Palace are going 10 spring .
surprise this year that viii be state
wide In It's scope Friday November
10. has been designated By them as
Public Servants Day. On that das
the servants Of the people Of Texas
will have their inning. The managers
OF the Cotton Palace believe in set
ting good swift pace They never
follow In the footsteps 81 other in
stitutions They believe In starting
something new. and letting the others
follow which they usually do.
Public Servants Day at the Cot.
ton Palace viii undoubtedly be the
biggest dag of the year In Texas. 1t
is going 70 be history making day
that viii be remembered for years 10
come Texas Is such an enormous
state that the people seldom have an
opportunity Of getting acquainted With
the men who conduct their govern
ment The Cotton Palace is going TO
give them that opportunity Every
office.holaer in Texas from Governor
Ferguson en- down the line have re-
ceiyed hearty invitations TO visit the
Cotton Palace on Public Servants
lay This includes all state. county
and city officials All federal officers
will also be invited This Includes
United states senator's. congressman.
Judges and other federal appointees.
This, however, is only the begin.
ming IF those who will be present. All
Of the prominent men IN Texas who
have held public office in the past
will b. welcomed 10 the Cotton Palace
On thar day
Hui ia oasea 20 he real generous and
to extend the good cid Southern band
Of welcome. the management has gone
still further They have lnFited ev
ety man ia Texas Who expect 10 hold
Office u the future 20 be present Oh
that day
The proposition has taken the srate
81 storm. Hundreds OF acceptance
have been received. Others are COM
ing ID 90 evere mail Among the more
prominent ones that have promised
70 Re present might be mentioned,
Gov J r. Fargeaon Lieutenant GOV
ernor ~ r Hohbg. o 3 Celquilt
Tom Bait, Ioau Henry Kirby, George
Riddle Joseph Weldon Baiief. MForis
she5 card r T. Henry aillsan MAY
field A. p Davidson 3 F. Looney
J y sagers. gnrie r Magfield John
~ Woods. Mayor Lindsey Of Dallas
ard man9 others ghat cannot be enum-
Grated here IN account Of lack 81
space Never before have the neopla
OF Texas bad sneh IN opportunity n
meet the public men VINO are making
Ill f.srff
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-10-16

OMAHA, Neb.. Oct. l6.--Two per-
sons were killed and possibly 9th
ers. and several injured when .
Union Pacific motor car plunged in
to stream from a Weakened
bridge ON the Manhattan division
this morning. The accident occur
red on Fancy creek II Is known
that 81 passengers escaped The
motor passed over but passenger
trailer fell into the stream, in this
car we're about fifty passengers.
The local manager says reports
showed two unidentified dead. but
says that trouble is experienced in
getting information. He said the
report fran Topeka that hfteen
were dead might be true.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-10-16
TO SELL PANAMA BONDS
FOR NATIONAL DEFENSE

WASHINGTON. Oct. 1.-THE
sale OF quarter billion dollars
worth of government bonds for
national defense has been decided
upon by the administration, ii was
learned today. The bonds were for
the Panama canal and while author
lied are still unused The sale will
be limited to expenditures solely for
national defense.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-10-16
x<re chosen: ". ;. sutton. Kansas

were chosen: ". :. sutton. Kansas
city. KAN: f. II Martin. hot
Springs. Ark: 7 A. Walker. shaw-
nee. Okla. $. & james. kansas
&ny. NO. Members chosen ice she
executive lcommistee are: J H. Rid.
dell. Salina, Kan: ST. Cloud Coop
er, Fort Smith. Ark: w. A Ball
wanefi. Okla: T. II. skinner
Kansas City. No; and L: H. Carey
Dallas. Texas.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-10-16
THE STOCK MARKET IL
MOVING UNCERTAINTY

NEW YORK. October again
with business reduced from It's re-
cent abnormal flight the stock mar-
ket moved uncertainty today. SteTl-
ing exchange has advanced and the
weeks cotton exports were nearly
double what they were last year. but
about 40 per cent less than IN 1918.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-10-16
pttsburg Election Fraud Arrests

PITTSBURG. Pa, Oct 1e.-T@en-
ty-fiye arrests we're made today or
charges Of violation Of the election
laws ID connection with the primary
mere on September 81 There have
been total Of thirty-four arrests on
ills charge
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-10-16
Serb Capital Removed.

MILAN, gia Paris, Oct. 1.-THE
scat Of the Serbian government has
teen transferred to Mlifoyitza. near
the Montenegrin frontier according
70 a dispatch 70 the seeolo from
bucharest.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-10-16
MEDICAL ASSOCIATION
10 MEET IN TT. SMITH.
OKLAHOMA CITY. Okla.

OKLAHOMA CITY. Okla. Oct.
rs Fort Smith was chosen as
the next meeting place Of the Mes.s
icaI association OF the southwest
and the following officers were
elected previous to Adjournment;
Dr. Joe Becton. GreenyiIIe. Tex
rs, president, DIR. Fred H. Clark,
I'll Reno, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and
for vice presidents the following
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-10-16
ROCK ISLAND PERMITTED
To REDUCE CAPITAL STOCK.

AUSTIN, Texas, Oct. I6.-The
secretary Of state approved the Chi
90. Gulf and Rock Island Railway
eompany's application TO reduce the
capifal stock from $4,000, 600 to
$1,000, 800.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-10-16
WANTS YOUTH EDUCATED
IN POLITICAL ECONOMY

AMSTERDAM, Oct fs.--The win
Of Premier Eyschen Of Luxembourg,
who died Tueaday, beqaeathed his
entire fortune 10 the state 10 pros
riote education IN political economy.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-10-16
uTDa tlR PlDne[s
INTO SWOLLEN STREAM
Heavy Rsin~ Caused Bridge 4
Wash Ous-Spccial Train sent
Co Sccue Of
Wreck.

pBEATRICE. Ncb.. October i6.--
several persons are reported to have
l,een s,rownesi and fifteen injured
ulseu = Union Pacific motar car ran
100 = washout near Randolph. kan-
-. this nsorning. The bodies OF
two unidentified men have been re-
roserci. 4 bridge had been washes.
away and the car fell into the stream.
The waSh"at Was caused by three
and . haif-inch rain in that vicin-
itG last night.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-10-16
THESE AMERICAN PRiy-
CESsES WORN FOR THE
HUNGRY ROMAN POOR

= ROME. Sept. ~. fBy MALL
= LIN the front rank OF the Ro-
= man economic artny fighting .
= hunger are two American girls =
= nov married into noble Roman
y houses: =
= Princess Torionaa formerly =
= Elsie Moore. daughter Of =
= Charles A. Moore or New York.
= and Princess San Faustino. for
= merry Mabel Campbell Of New =
= York, are two Of The mes. &C. =
= tive workers for the -eucine =
= econ0micbe'' or economical =
= kischen-w here the poor Of :
= Rome are fed =
Since the entrance Of Italy
= into the war the necessity Of =
= these stations where the poor. =
= armed with tickets. may gain =
= wholesome food. has become =
= vital For the families OF men =
= eli arms and other dependents. :
= have greatly decreased =
= The tmo American prineessez =
= have turned thousands of
= American dollars into food FOR .
= hungry Italians =
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-10-16
SPECIAL TRAIN RUSHED
IS To SCENE OF WRECK.

KANSAS CITY. Oct. 1e--FoI-
lowing reports OF the wreck near
RAndolph, Kansas. OF Union Pacific
motor car special train .oaded
With doctors and nurses has been
rushcd TO the scene. No 'iesails
have been received al The chief dis
pafehers Office.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-10-16

- central group or the Won
sinsx Anxaliafy OK the First Baptist
churx4 vtll meet It o'clock Mon
~ .1fternoon with Mrs Sarah
4 In lson instead Of with Mrs.
nwell = nrxt announced Every
! - ~ this division is requested