davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.


A DMINIsTRATOR' SALE OF REAL
IA ESTATE.
BY virtue of an order Of the Orphans
Court, Of the State of Delaware, In and for
New Castle county, made on the eighth duy
of December, A. ID. 1915. will De exposed To-
sale at public vendue ON Thursday, january
6, 1916, 90 o'clock j.. NJ at Mendin-
halls Store. Hockossin, Delaware, the fol-
lowing described real estate, lato of Joel II
Megonlgal deceased, tO-wit.
All that certain real estate. with the
buildings thereon erected, situate in New
Castle county. aforesaid at the intersection
of the old Wilmington and Hockessin Road
with the public road leading from Brackin--
willie 10 Ashland. containing two and one-hnlf
acres Of land be the same more or less.
Attendance will be given and terms made
known by
JOHN G.. MEGONIGAL.
Administrator Of Joel ii. Megonigal deceased
or by Philip =. Garrett Esg.. his attorney.
Attest: NORMAN =. CROUCH Clerk o. q
Wilmington. Delaware, December 20. 1915.
dec21.27 29,31 janl 3,5.
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Information for Travellers

departure trains Wilmington
Trains Marked (s) Expresses.
PHILADELPHIA BALT more & WASHINGTON R. R.
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REGIsTER's NOTICE.

II STATE OF REBECCA a. NEGENDANK,
H. DECEASED.
Notice Is hereby given that Letters Testa-
mentary, upon the estate Of Rebecca A q.
Negendauk late of Wilmington hundred, de-
ceased. were duly granted unto Egmont II d.
Negendank Gustav II. Negendank and
Henry NJ. Taylor on the fourteenth day OF
December A. ID. 1915, aud an persons i'm
dcbted TO the said deceased are requested to
make payment 20 the executors without de-
Law. and an persons having demands
against the deceased. are required 10 cX-
hibit and present the same, duly probated. to
the said executors. on CT before the four
teonih day OF December. A. ID. 1916, on
abide by the law ia this behalf
EGMONT NEGENDANK.
GUSTAV II. NEGENDANK,
HENRY w. TAYLOR.
Executors.
Address Egmont II Ncgendank. NJ D. No
1iO3 n. Broome street. Wilmington. Del.
dec2O -ood-9t
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10 SOC sSos $50 s45. 1908. 10 90. iSsI 1919
soi. sis: s.ss. hoo '' '
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Ss: 5s s5s: os sGs' 4 Il o S;s ss i'
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T Baltimore B%ST: and and W., Wa Station; Station. Sundays %o' T. = -.
DELAWARE DIVISION F. 8 RAILROAD
Points B'So s the fs ss,srs. a s %lso 81 D q 0 O4'' NJ
| Down state Sundays 4. M.@l2o 1914 M.--4.5s.
BALTIMORE
Il B,ipprc AND Is'nrS
sss 5$s s 3 81 49, & ss' S sSs s 49, 49,:
sgss.'y No 49, 5Ia oo s so So s21 ooss: 1914
PHILADELPHIA g
P n F''o s sgs Way s.i % iisc n p 40 A 's'
ZOO Gs'Sf'P'' 2 n ana ''''''
so 500 600 500 10 80 and 1900 p NJ 1880 changed $50
;s s % D'sSs s hi, s T " sor sne. s s c9 ."s I - Minutes
To New csisLssvss every hour
hour for 90 and sO Cars
CITY iusisnes 10 r. ste ss sgqdsy and hidays Whining
holidays Wilmington Delaware City and IL NJ instead
To Brandywu
minutes after the 10 Tan 90
s' ss ..r the connect Springs sqasr ~
, y R SHu Ss $ ii =. ior %
'NAne' 80 80 -.o,,,o~o~1l..~-~~ooo>,,~~- -
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l---------7-0-1-1I0-1-7-7777l7
A FTER THIS DATE i WILL NOT BIZ
a responsible for any bills unless con-
tructed by myself.
CHAS. W. HILL Jk,
dee27.3t. Eden Park.
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERsmIp


II ISSOLITlON OF pARnNERSHIP--
~ The partnership heretofore existing,
under the name of ROsin Jones and Hollett.
at No i2i Shipley street has been dissolved.
The business will be- continued by Theodore
Rosin, under the old firm name OF Rosin &
Bro ut NO. i2I Shipley st. dcc29-1t
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T HE DIAMOND ZOE AND COAL COM
i pany, 911 Market St., Wilmington Del,
viii pay q dividend Of - OF I per cent. ON
the common stock of the company, January
l. Ic16 next. TO stockholders of record De
cember 27th. Checks viii be mailed.
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A LII TRESPASsERs ARE STRICTLY
"A forbidden on the property Of Edward n
auson: also squirrel rabbit, fox and ID
night hunting are forbidden.
EDWARD II. & PETER MASON
rov9-2m
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TRANSPORTATION.
PennSgrove Ferry

Winter schedule commencing Monday. De.
ccmber ~ 1915. Leave Wilmington Gao,
500 1000 A. NJ. 1900 noon. . 80, 400,
. 90. 8 90. 3 90, 10. SOC. and 1900 p NJ.
Leave Pennsgrove T.15, 300, 100 A. NJ,
r. NJ. and l2.45 a. NJ 10 30 p. Nj. sun.
day. Ks. 40 p. NJ Sunday.
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NoTIcE-sTocKHoIDERs' MEETING.

THE DELAWARE RAILROAD co.
Dover Del, Dec. 14th, 1915.
The annual meeting Of the stockholders Of
the Delaware Railroad Co. win be held at
the Office of the company, in Dover, on Thurs
day 18th day of January, 1916, at IL
! clock "a. m., for the election Of directors
! 20 serve the ensuing year and for the trans
\ action of other business
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PUBLIc sALE.

ID UBLiC SALE. DECEMBER 80. AT 1
II O'Clock. near Shcllpot Park three
horses i2 COWS, calves by their side: two
bulls. four hcifers all kinds farming uten-
sils, gasoline engine, hay by ton, fodder by
bundle. Positive sale. Three months
credit AUGUSTUS KEMSkE.
sTIDHAM & SON, Aucioncers.
HICKS & SON. Clerks. dec1s-9t
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CHIROPODISTS.
TYPEWRITERS.


n YFENRIrERS s,ENTED - HRE Il
Il months, 5000, Rental applied on puf-
chase. Sold, $500 monthly. Typewritera
repaired. Royal Typewriter Agency, Type
writer Exchange No. eih Market street.
aug22-tf.
DENT A REMINGTON OR OWN ONE
IL yourself by buying on the rental plan
monthly; Also honarchs at very reason
able prices
REMINGTON TYPEwRITER Co.
Phone 5f25. 500 EquiIabls
oct 1871
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u URNIsHED ROOM FOR RENT ALL
n convcnicnccs D. & A. Phone 27a6-W.
li06 West Eighth ST. dec18-tf.
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HELP MANTEn-MALE.

. 90 -
n OOL MAKER. WILMINGTON FIBRE
Specially Co.. New Castle, Del. dec2 I-3t.
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II OR REET-IWO FURNISHED COM
n muuicating front rooms with board.
so. 9l9 Washington ST. dec0-n
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HEATTNG AND ROOFING.

l-.l7l.l1Fl71F-71r7l717
saT r. WILLIAMS CO.
w No. s2t Orange St. Roofing, Spout
ing and Heating. Metal and competition
roofing. Hot Air Heating and Nentilating.
Repairing promptly done. Phone. janl0-tf
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ROOMS FOR RENT.

RURNISHED ROOMS FOR LIGHT
n housekeeping No. 2Oi East Fifth street.
MARRIOTT
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FARMS FOR SALE.
FARM FOR RENT.

L OR RENT-A GOOD FARM OF I2E
acres Of cleared ground. one.h half mile
from Ashland Station. Apply 60 Samuel
sharpless. Hoekessin' Del dec2s-tf
ONE or THE FINEST DAIRY FARMS
~ ia New Castle county 1913 acres
Good buildings station on farm Money.
rent or one-half. Apply R-51 Evening
journal ONCE dec23-tf ,
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STORAGE.

- TORAGE-Si.OO MONTH, IN PRI-
- vate lockers. Strictly sanitary aud
moth proof. We crate. ship and store your
goods In on parts Of the world Delaware
Loan Co.. Third and Orange streetr. Write
or call dec12.6t
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ID LEAsANT ROOM. GENTLEMEN; PRI.
vate family. Terms reasonable. call
52o3M. No. 1910 West street. dec6tf
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w ANTED-ERRAND hoy IN GRO.
w Gerry store. Apply Van Buren, street
and lowering avenue dec2s-at.
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TO HIRE.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIgs.
BUSINESS NOTICES.


ID OOMs PAPERED $3.50 Work guaran-
IL teed. j. W. Wood, POS Cherry st..
d. a. 6133-W. dec2S-1m.
I F YOU HAVE CLOTHES TO SELL.
Il call HARRIETT +. FISHER, NO. 529
Poplar St. Phone, 4727-J- octt3-eod-tt
nOLLs. REsTRUNG, REPAIRED, DOLLS
~ wigs made from combings Candy
Store, Fourth and Monroe Sts.
dec3-eod-lm.
d IANO MOVING AND HAULING-ALL
II work done witn special care. ID. & A.
phone, 2374; Del. 1912. James Stewart
Lowe. No. 1909 Tatnall St.. isns-tf
7 AVN NOVELS sHkRPENED AND
~ repaired. Carpet -epers and Wiring
ers repaired. John r. $CHWEIzER, 10
SOS W. Front st. Both Phones. mar3o-tf
4 + YOU WANT TO SELL YOUR
i clothes call up Isaac Gibbs No. s3S
French street. u. & A. Phone No. 1895 and
he will call for them. None bought at
store. iano-tf
IT AVE YOUR OLD FEATHER BEDS
III made into a feather mattress, $3.50;
made into down quilts, $500. Highest prices
paid for old feather beds. All work called
Tor and delivered. No. 500 Tatnall street.
nov5-tf.
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WANTED.

w ANTED-So. 600 FIRST MORTGAGE
w State interest. address " 80 this
once '''2S'"
w hNTED-1. 600 CARPETS TO CLEAN.
storage rooms for rent $3.50 aud
~ % per month. Both phones GEO H.
Lang co. 1905 Orange ST. feb24.tf
W ANTED ~ WATCH AND JEWFLRY
W repairing. Alsc eye fitting Store
open evenings until o oclock Saturday
evenings until 10 o'clock. Thomas Jeuolry
Co.. No. 400 Market ST. feb14-tf.
~ ANTED-FURNITURE RUGS. CAR.
W pets, clothing; whole households
bought for cash. Largest and cheapest rug
from m.. Ready.mixed Fire CLAW sold
CHARLES S. HURLOCK.
spro-f. Seventh and Poplar Streets.
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REAL ESTATE For RENT.

L OR RENT-sToRE ROOM IN JOURNAL
Building, Fourth and Shpley streets,
now occupied by the Morris Electric Co.
Early possession given. Apply Evening
journal Office. sept2T 'm.w,s-tf.
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Fenton Beach Cottages

for rent Furnished and unfurnished. A. b.
Stayton Co., sos Shipley St. dec2o-ti.
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w ANrED ~ GOOD BOOKKEEPER:
" permanent position. Answer In own
handwriting. stating salary expected expert
ence and reference. Address W-a2, Evening
journal Once. dcc27.gt
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-10-26
ACCUSED men
IN new YORK
ROBERT FAY AND WAEHmB
sCHOLTZ TURNED OVER 10
FEDERAL AUTHORITIES.
CHARGE IS FILED
Warrants Charge Them With VIA
lating United Statutes b At-
tempting to Destroy Ships
at Sea.

NEW YORK, Oct. 26.-The fed
eraI government to-day took cosn-
pletc charge OF the investigation ~
the alleged conspiracy 10 blow mp
transatlantic vessels carrying mn-
nitions Of war To the enemies 0f
Germany.
Robert Fay, alleged Prussian
army lieutenant who confessed ye~-
tertlay to important details. and
Walter Scls0lfx. his brother .in-law,
were turned over to the federal ~.
thorities by Magistrate Rander -
Weehawken. They will he arrAien-
ed before y United States cansmis-
sioner this afternoon.
''The governments interests caa
be best served IL the court surRs the
men o4cr to us ut once" William =.
FLYNN. chief Of the federal sccret
service odd the magistrate. 'sThe
matter - of the grave~t import.
ance.''
Iaul Daechc. the third man ar-
rested. was not turned over tO tho
federal authorities. Daeche's after.
ney refused. To waive his rights tn
he given hearing before the fcticr.
al district court Ia New Jersey.
The court proceedings to-day last.
Ell only for few minutes. FLYNN
served Fay and Scholtx with WAR;
rants charging them with violation
of federal statutes In attempting 10
destroy ships nj sea. The two men
then entered u saxicab with FLYNN
and Capt. Tunney of the New York
bomb squad aud were driven 20 New
York. Daeche WAS taken to Jersey
city for a hearing before federal
authorities
New York detectives to-day said
they were informed that Fag oaco
to destroy one ~ the
largest chemical plants in the rmis-
ed States. hi> object ls.ing 60 inter-
gsre with the manufacturers ot war
nsnnisi"n>. This Informant - s4sisi to
he Paul ~eib. Who j. Ca be auc ~
the g.sernneut'~ witnesses In the
conspiracy pisas ps"he.
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AQUA PR|E7A
IS DESERTED
FOREIGNERS AND MExICANS
ARE FLEEING TO AMERI-
CAN TERRITORY.
At TACK ON TOWN.
With Carranza Troops Defending the
Town Foreigners Fear Ii Will
Re Bombarsled BY the
ViIlistas.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 26 FOR
eigners and Mexicans are fleeing
from Aqua Prieta to Douglass.
Arizona. in fear of a bombardment
by Niilistas. according to state de-
partment official dispatches today.
The town il expected to he abandon
ed b, all civilians in anticipation OF
a defense by General Gales garri-
son.
Fear is expressed that the troop
trains moving 5000 Carranza re-
inforcements from Eagle Pass 10
join Gales garrison may be attack
Ell b, border raiders and dynsmited.
The trains are being escorted by
American troops.
The border patrol line in the
Brownsville district has been tight
ened with the hopes Of capturing
the twenty-five raiders who attack
et United states detachment of
soldiers sunday nt2bt. army o'"-
cial, believed the raiders would bc
unable to escape bach to Mexican
soil.
FNeep Tor the bot,ieF situation
the state department dispatches IN
dictate that the Mexican ~ituation j.
very much improved.
Through train and telegraph
COMMUNICATION between Laredo and
MeNfo tiss has heen re-e>Iafsisl,"d
fsr the ar-s lime in nearls ~"
wears Villas foree~ are respecting
the lives and propefts ~ americans
and other Foreigners. In ceuttai aud
ssiuthetn MeSise the de-esti''i'> tf''''
Ailla tn Garraa<a ,ensinae~.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-10-26
GIGANTIC PLOT
IS LAID BARE
CLAIM II MADE THAT SANCEi.
GOMPERS TELLS on .TlE-
Up" PI.1SS.
TALKS WITH WILSON.
Said that Labor Leader Told Presi-
dent of Plans to Bring Strikes
in Munition Fac
tories.

WASHINGTON. October .G.--Crn-
eeasing the real purpose of his call
with "a statement that labor legisla-
tion will he introduced az the COM
ing sessionV>f congress samuel Comp
ers, president Of the American Fed
Grafton of Labor, to-day laid before
President Wilson details of new
and gigantic plot by German agents
in this country to tie up ammunition
factories which are making war sup
plies for the allies.
Confronted with the direct qucs-
ton a. tn whether he discussed such
matters with the president Mr.. Comp
ers said: ~ cannot tell you any
thing further than that talked with
the president about labor legislation
and labor matters
From other sources II was learned
that Gompers gave the president
ing the recently uaearthed plot in
New York involving a scheme of Ger
man agents 70 blow up ships carry
ing munitions to the allies. but like
wise of wide spread activities TO bring,
about strikes i'm certain large indus
trial plants engaged in making war
munitions.
When Gompers emerged from the
conference with the president he
said he told the president that Ia
bor would ask legislation ON three
big subjects. which were:
Industrial education. vocational
training and conservation of bu-
man lie.
srhe president" said MIR. Com
pcrs. gave what ! said careful AMI
interested attention but male no
comment aside from expressing his
appreciation of my having LAID these
matters before him
Campers also told the pres 'dent
OF the efforts oi Labor workers in
America fo maintain relations with
the labor workers In European
countries. He took to the White
House mass of correspondence
said to have passed between labor
,sganiaN,ions ~ IN America and
abroad. President t."mper~ ~aii the
p,e~i,ient showed sn interest in this
correspondence.
annper~ viii ieese saturday f"r
san Francisco to attend the annual
convention 81 the american tesieia-
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-10-26
OFFICERS FRUsTRl1E IN
ATTEMPT TO WRECK TRAIN

QUANAH. Texas. October 26--
ed an attempt TO wreck passenger
train No. on the Fort Worth and
Denver City railway last night ~
Acme. four miles west OF this place.
They surprised two men tampering
with the main line switch. The Of
ficials refused 10 diyulge the names
OF the men until other member OF
the gang are captured.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-10-26
NEWSPAPER PLANT IS
DAMAGED BY FIRE

DIES MONIES. Iowa. Oct &c
Despite a $4,000 fire the Des
Moines Daily News viii be issued as
usual today. although II NAV nave
10 use the presses Of the Dam -,
tal until its water-soaked presses are
oxerhauled The fire started Ia tie
mailing room from unknown origin.
The shoe store OF kouney a Co.
was damaged go The extent Of sA0.-
n0o. one floor falline into ihe base
mont
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-10-26
HINT At BREAK BETWEEN
GREECE AND The ALLIES

fnNtstN. Nst. - -~~ The 'rotfsl
Nsas hlagsd - ,iieiantssfsf hsssk
seguesn t,sssts sp'i ths siiss. q the
.ii,..l s.s.esafi.a. Ia else ilsihsu- sfe
,nssrfsfsd pifb hg tsssetv eiss'.e sas
trsssf !. ihst - nraafst ! ss'sF
hsa.l.l a. : fel,fes atatssw ~ fhF
tiila- a. fhe tsfseh ssfsHtisiiis Ai f'i's.
lHasl essb sn iutHlstl'a - see+
trsf Nfae "a isfth esit
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-10-26

SNAPSHOTS OF HOME
FOLKS FOR MEN
IN THE TRENCHES.

= LONDON. pct. ,2s.-Snap- =
. shots for the mon in the tren- =
= ches is the purpose of now =
. organization-The Homo League .
= now operating in England. =
= Thousands OF amateur photo =
= -aphers go daily with heir ko- =
. daks and cameras to the homes .
= OF the "Tommies'' to snap the =
. home folks. Tie pictures are =
= turned over to the Y. NJ. G. A. =
. where already $1,000 soldiers =
. have written to ask for =
. snap of kiddies, mother or =
= wife. .
Sometimes in the smaller .
= cities end villages these anna .
= teurs set up free galleries in .
. their various gardens and tell =
= the relatives of soldiers to come .
. and be snapped. Within ten =
= days the snap is in The tren- =
. ciles. =
= The league, according to ad- .
. vices, will soon extend its activi- .
= ties to Canada, Austria and Few =
= Zealand, where pictures of the .
. colonial "Tommics" may be .
. taken and sent to the various =
. fronts. .
= = = q = q . = 4 = = = = = = = =
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acaths Of thirteen persons and
property loss OF $4,000. is to be iu-
vestlgated by federal. state and
county authorities. The invcstiga-
tion will seek to learn what officials
were responsible for the enforce
ment of the laws pertaining to safe
ty equipment in factories and who
vas responsible Tor the rotten hose
used by the fire department.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-10-26
sion 81 Labor which meets there No-
vemlper y.
YOTT Will. NOT HEAD
THE FAIR NEXT YEAR.

DALLAS. Tex. Oct. 2s.--Col. w.
|. Yott stated today that he will
not be candidate for the presi-
dency of the State Fair Association
next year.
II have had two years, Yott
said. 1T has been very great
honor but | am no hog, and be-
sides 1t takes an enormous amount
OF time and ! cannot devote that
much time to il next year"
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SHARP NOTE
MAY Be SENT
ro STATES MAY DEMAND
,AyATlON OF BOMB con-
splRAgY UNEARTHED.
URGE Of FUNDS
covernment Desires to Know
bo Financed the scheme of
Robert Fay and Associates
In This Country.

asH,yGTON. Oct. 2G.-The
III States may make sharp rep
hrations TO Germany with de-
4. for an explanation as n re-
o, the bomb conspiracy un-
he'd through the arrest of Rob
hay. supposed German army Of
and his associates in Weehaw-
New Jersey.
ke situation il rife with the pos
&ty that another diplomatic DIFF
!, may arise. The question ON
IA hinged action by the United
- was the source of Eay's
d. The state department II
q 10 ascertain whether the
ban government. either through
(recret service or the army staff.
h,ed. aided on furnished hnan-
aid for Fay in his scheme to
fni the shipment of war muni-
: 10 the allies from this country.
|<iaiemeni that Capt. won fapen.
tsermsn military attarhc. and
!. son Roy-Ed. the naval at
J. NJ the German embassy. re-
10 countenance his plan j.
/ O. he further Investigated.
Il y eonclusiyeIy established
fay was given funds by Ger
eficers American officials de-
u that vigorous protest with
rland for an official di>ayowai
tfmanl 1T the conspiracy will
be- forwarded Co Berlin.
l''hef angle that developed to-
sa> lhe Heee~i>ts for harshef
% deal With such eases. tttof-
'fnsfai t,iegulN viii asls eon-
." eua,i new statutes covering
sasss. The laws governing
p states neutrality have aos
a'ieFed since tst@. IN addition
~ taaflal s.Istla. a.s.s,H...... ..fIs.4.. .......
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|IY ASK GERMANY To
D|SAV0W CONSPIRACY
WAR NEWS OF ONE
YEAR AGO TODAY.

An advance of allies in =
= Belgium drove the Germans .
= across the eastern frontier al q
= Nancy and progress was made =
= at Dixmude. Paris said. France .
. also claimed a strong Russian .
= offensive on the San and at .
. Przemysl .
y The Lille-yser Canal-YDres .
. battle continued, heavy fight .
. ing in the East still vas With .
. out result. Austria reported a =
. general engagement of Russian .
= forces in progress and Germany .
= admitted that new Russian .
= army crossed the Vistula north .
. of Ivangorod. .
. Generals de Wet and Dyers .
. led an anti-British rebellion in .
9 Orange Free State and the =
. Western Transvaal, seizing =
= Hebron and imprisoning gov =
= ernment officials. .
. Lisbon said German troops .
= invaded Angola. West Africa. .
. Portugal was ready to send .
= battleships 10 protect its Alri- .
. can possessions Italian forces =
= landed at Avlona. Albania. for .
. sanitary and red cross work" =
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-10-26
STEAMERS WILL RELIEVE
CONGESTION OF FREIGHT

GALVESTON. Texas, October 26.
Twenty-Five coastwise steamers of
the Morgan, Mallory and Southern
lines are scheduled to sail
from here within the next two weeks
10 relieve the congestion of freight
which resulted from the closing Of
the Panama canal.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-10-26
TEUT0N DRIVE
IN PROGRESS
THE AuSTRO-(,ERMANS ARE
MOVING STEADILY THROUGH
SERBIAN TERRITORY.
DEFEAT FOR SERBS
The Bulgarians Are Successful in
Fighting Their Way Toward
junction With the Teufon-
ic Allies.

AMSTERDAM. Oct. 25.--The
Austro-Geiman drive through Ser
bia il progressing steadily. accord
inc to AN official statement from Vi
emma. Not only are the Teutonic al
lies moving southward but they are
widening their front by new cross
inas on the northern frontier rivers.
The Bulgarians are fighting toward
"a junction with the Teutons in the
northeast. The Germans are also
taking positions south Of Ap!anka.
which is eighteen miles south of
Semendria. They have also ocs upied
the town OF Tetrovack. eighteen
miles southeast of SemeDdria.
Austrian cavalry have occupied
Nalievo. about eighty miles west OF
,he Teutonic left wing. Especially
hot encounters with the Serbians
are reported at Kataria. Just soath-
west of tplanka. The serhian> were
defeated.
The -crbian~ were beaten sIso by
the iiuigarian> on front between
/aiecar and knia<esac. Two serbian
towns about twenty miles apart.
along the npfih and south line par
aliclipg the Sethu-iiulgafia frontier.
II several places the Hnigar~ eru~s-
ed the Iimok river la northeast
serbia. Ihes are pushing through
Ia issia u force of s.erHan~.
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PARIS, Oct. 26.--Dispatches from
Saloniki say that the Italian steamer
reported sunk on Saturday by a
submarine was the Scilla.
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spiracy. They would not say wbeth-
er or not Capt. Won Papen and Capt.
Won Boy-Ed. said To have been adj
viscd of the bomb conspiracy. were
obligated under the rules of dipio-
plot.
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Venice Bombartled Again.
Rome, Oct. 26.--Three Austrian
aviators bombarded Venice again
today.