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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-05-24
WRtSTLERS WILL MEET
HERE AGAIN FRIDAY
Bill HARRIS MD EMMETT II *
Mi\ WILL GIVE NAT FER
lDENA\tE.
tld Gem Theatre Ruili,n2 Has Been
Leased and Platform Viii 4"
Erected There.

Followers OF the mat artists have
been busy during the last few days
pertectiuE ARRANGEMENTS for another
meet between Bill tarris and EN-
met thurman, the Wrestlers who raIf
such an excellent eznibitiou ON the
evening of last trades day, and as a
result Of their efforts a match is
scheduled tur next Friday night.
when the men will meet at the old
Com theatre on Rogers street. The
'buildug IT, large aud we'll seated.
and a platform viii be erected Just
in lroui of the screen for the
~rcstlers.
II viii be remembered that Tur-
man got the better Of the last meet
but Harris stated then and there
that he WAS not satisfied with the
result and that he wanted another
chance rurmau, who loves the
sport. was very glad To give The sign
writer another chance, 30 the bout
VAS scheduled for next Friday night.
Bolh men have supporter in the
contest. Many OF the mat fans he
heye Harris is the better man. while
others are equally as certain that
Truman will win the second match
with as much ease rs he got away
with the FIRST bout.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-05-24
WAxAHACHIE DAILY LIGHT

GOOD idea to meet only twice in the
month, but it was the opinion of a
very large majority that it would be
dangerous to change tho plan of
to hold the regular noon-day lun-
rhoons on Tuesday Of each week in
stead of Mondays. While it is felt
That greatest good is accomplished
by meeting together each week, 1t
Is difficult to get a large crowd to-
@cther during the hot weather. IT
- believed however that the Cham
Der Of Commerce cannot afford to
change the plan of meeting each
week
Under reports of committees the
! secretary said The committee appoint
ed to confer with Clarence Ousley
of the Extension department of A. &
NJ. college had met and talked over
the program for the proposed agri-
cultural chantauGua and that Mr.,
pGeley had expressed a Willingness
to do everything in his power to make
lie ehoft course a great bug success.
Nj. %chnster further stated that
| tie card advertising the summer nor
NAL had been issued and was being
mailed from the office of the dean Of
he university
The matter of entertainment fol
Tie Christian Endeavor Union state
convention was presented by J. Z.
| MGyheW with request that n commit.
tee be appointed to work with tho
finance committee from the local
convention committee in raising the
| FUNDS with which to furnish enter
| t@inment for the visiting young peo-
| pie on June 1913 inclusive He
| stated that the dormitories at Trinity
| would not accommodate the crowd
and that the committee would make
| 4 canvass Of the town to secure
| homes for all. The chair named L.
! u Lasswell, Pat Sims and Talmaee
| Newton as 4 committee TO act with
| the local Endeayor committee in rails
| ing funds necessary to give ample
| entertainment for all visitors.
George A Newton proposed a plan
| whereby the debt against Yoakum
park might be reduced if not wiped
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-05-24
lRACA CHAPEL PLANS
| COMPLETED ON SUNDAY
SETHDUI~T BIBLE CLASS RAISE
Ai\p., IN TlNi, MINUTES FOX
CLASS Room.
rok on Dctagon Shaped structure"
at Rear of the thurch Viii Be
aju on Tuesday Morning.

Tb. Methodist Baraca class is
's-po.od of 10 progressive bust
/. aad professional men OF the
il and r. aoinE great Wor@ for
b. sundat ei3ool. Pat SIMS is
r. dmt af tie class, and every
Iod7 hno0a Par is a hustler nc
eReyes iii doing things, Al a SOS
b. OF r3e Class sunday mornns IL
Ias found mat The class room in the
burlh is too small and hot Tor tho
)ass this summer. so plans were
tqrod TOR a chapel ont on The laN'u
! the rear OF the church. Com
benting ou The plans the president
hjd it Was timc To act and thai DO"
ia ready Vjth a donation OF $1o.oo
p&ari uuilljHg the chapel Thi'
foposa sad Judgc r. L.. ilaa
hns to ASH il the funds were avail
bie fer building the chapel and
Ihen II was said that there We're NO
hHd oH hand il took a little less
laa i've minutes to raise the 5000
teded To erect the class chapel
'h amoUut IT was estimated viii
ay for all the material and leave a
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-05-24
sal H. MILLER. Box 453, Miami, Okla.
ao'her Woman who has Found
"ealth in Lydia u. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound.

lindsborg, Kansas. -" Some years
suffered with terrible pains in my
when ! thought We're inflammation,
"''n a bearing down pain. back
ana was at times aWfully ner-
Nm l took three bottles of Lydia Il.
an'''n Vegetable Compound and
, now enjoying good health. | will
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No'han suffering with female trou-
M a'' You may publish this letter. "
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you have the slightest doubt
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v".a h'.'inkham Meslieinet'o.
a"aensa.il Lsnn. Mass.. fur ADJ
sonr letter iii he ouened.
ana answered bs u Ma,a.u.
s'a Ia strist enMiisiensa.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-05-24
STOPS HEADACHE,
PAIN, NEURALGIA
Don't suffer! Get q dime pack
OF DR.. James Headache
Powders.

You can clear your head and relieve
dull, splitting OF violent throbhing
headache IN moment with Dir.
lanes Headache Powder. This old
time headache relicf aGts almost magi.
eally send aania one to the drug stufe
NOW tor a dime package and iew mo
ments after yan take a nosaer yon
aill wonder what beeame al the head
aehe neuralgia aud pala stop saii,f
ing A needless he sure yoa get What
Yen AZ taF.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-05-24

\ child can't get strong ana 70
bust While intestinal worms eat
away its vitality. To give the child
q chance To grow these parasite
must he destroyed and expelled
WHITES CREAM VERMlFUGE is
guaranteed to remove the worms;
it also puts the vital organs III
healthy vigorous condition. Price
sc per bottle, Sold by CurIin'a
Two Drug stores (AdYl
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-05-24

In the light Of present eireum-
stances it is likely that the argu-
ment will not begin until o clock
Tuesday morning. 1t is not likely
that the attorneys time will be lin
tied and their argument VIII AT iea5t
consume all day Tuesday. The case
Will be submitted to the jury on spe-
cial issues.
The rceular ury for the week was
excused until Wednesday.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-05-24
DAY FOR LUNCHEON
CHANGED TO TUESDAY
SUGGESTION THAT \tHEp\s
III HiiD TWICE \ MONTH
IL OPPOSED.
Relief l. Entertained That More ti'
iestise Work MAY h bone
With Regular Weekly
Meetings,

l.. c. Curtin presided AZ the noon
day luncheon by the Chamber Of
commerce at ltatel Rogers today and
Il busy session WAS held one o. the
prineinai matters 10 come before the
badg was change IN TIE day TOR
tAe aaaas day mneheans II was
first suggested that u misut be a
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-05-24

me continually. |
tried doctors and all
kin d $ of medicine
for several years
but was not cured
until ! took Lydia Il.
Pinkham's Vegeta-
bic Compound. |
hope my testimonial
will help other suf-
fering We m en- to
try your wonderful
medicine ,, Mira
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-05-24
CHICAGO MAY pIT BAN
ON STRONG DRINKS

CHICAGO, May 2i.--OnJv beer
Habt wines and soft drinks viii be
sold by Chicago's seven thousand
bars if bill now being prepared
passes the city council.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-05-24

STOCKHOLM, May 24.-1he
Swedish steamer Hernodia was min
ed and sunk Sunday in the North
sea. but the crew WAS saved.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-05-24
WOMAN WANTS
| TO HELP OTHERS
byIelling HowLydia E. Pink.
hams Vegetable Compound
Restored Her Health.

Miami Okla. y had a female
Foable and weakness that annoyed
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-05-24

Tn" Daily uiEht gives tho neua
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-02-18
GREAT REVIVAL AT
The BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. Ridley Did Not Get Here TO Open
Revival. But viii Arrive Tonight.
Great Interest Being
Manifested.

Rev. Caleb \. Ridley, of Atlanta.
the famous evangelist. who was to have
opened the revival services at the Bap-
list church yesterday, has not yet ar
rived. ana he telcgraphed to Rev. j.
W. Nescy, the pastor. that il will NOT
hc possible for him to get to Arcadia
until Monday night.
The night south hound train does not
get here iu time for the meeting, 50 1t
will be- Tuesday hcfur" Rev. Ridley
can begin his work.
The Baptist people have been busy
for some time preparing for this Sca-
son of religion, campaigning. and great
spiritual results are looked for. Rev.
Ridley l. hculdcd rs a powerful
preacher with pleasing prsonality.
aud with the interest already being tai
ken 10y the apStor aud congregation, he
should lc able 10 make the next two
woy'--' r"pt acted meeting success.
Rev. Nn~oy win I'm the pulpit during
the scheduled meetings until Rev. Rid
ley cOGhcs.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-02-18
HIGH LIFE ON The
PRAIRIE GETS A CRlMP
FLEISCHER 4 BRAVE MAN.
High Cost Of Living Has No Terror
for Him. Alleged to Have Two
Women Answering TO Name
Of Mrs. Fleiseber.
FLEIsCHER A BRAVE MAN.

Last Friday Mrs. Sophia Fleischer
arrived IN Arcadia from Chicago. She
came to visit her husband, Hubert
Fleischer who has taken NJ home
stead I'm the BermOnt section. Mrs q.
Flelscher. IL :, lllc2si. had Kind
friend IN these parts who had written
her concerning some capers that her
hubby was reported o. have been cut
ting uD on the homestead. II Is stated
that life on a prairie homestead Is at.
tractiye all right, but terribly lonesome
for live one.
Mrs. Flel~chcr did little Sherlock
Hulmesing and dcduccd that hubby had
installed good looking piece Of feml-
nine furniture IN the home. and was
Introducing her as Mrs. Fleischer.
This was too much for Mrs. No. !.
end she liked hereof ~ the authorities
that manage these little domestic dis.
arrangements. and had hubby pinch
ed and q writ Of rouster issued for
Mrs. No. >. who was comfortably eS-
conSed IN the place whcr Mrs. No. ]
had q license 10 BE-. No. . was also
placed under surveillance Of the law.
\ preliminary hearing Of the matter
was TO have been held by Judge Bell
but for some reason unknown 10 lis was
postponed.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-02-18
MRS. OTTER PALMER is ,.,,,.,,s.
'' TO RAISE OYSTERS

Toppa Feb. 13.-Shcllfish Comlnls-
sloner r. X. Hedges arrived from
sarasota yesterday IN the boat sea
Foam. which be uses In his trips about
the state inspecting oyster beds ana
checking M on the oyster leases th'
has been making. Mr'
Hedges boat Is tied mp at the Tampa
Bay docks. and he will be here seNera'
DAYS. taking IN the iaspariila celebrl'
lion and looking over oyster leases IN
the BAYS. r.. +. Gibson Is the chief
commercial operator In this section
but there are a number 81 others wh1
have leases.
Down at Sarasota Mr.. HEDGES had
conferences with Mrs. Potter Palmer
who Is a large owner ~ oyster leases
in Sarasota Bay. and who will proha
his 90 into the business Of raising oys
tors extensively. Harry Hieel also
owns large leases and will cultivate
oysters.
Mr.. Hedges also stopped at Braden
town and Palmetto. and IL Is possible
that as result Of his trip a once flour
i,hinc industry at Tearra Celia Bay
will be revived.
Started as an experiment two wears
ago the position ~ Shellfsh commits
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-02-18
BIG PARTY ON
BOKEELIA is
TO Be ENJOYED
BOCA GRANDE ELKS WILL En-
TERRAIN ARCADIA AND FORT
MYERS BRETHREN on BOKEE-
LA ISLAND.
PalatiaI Home Of Col. Harry johnson
Will BE Scene OF Pleasant Hours
the 18th.

The Best People on Earth. some
times called the Il. =. o. Elks. Of Bo-
ca Grande. have arranged a delighinl
entertainment for their fellows OH the
14th.
All Arcadia Elks. and also Fort Ny
ers members. have been especially ufs
ed 10 Join them in their pleasure.
An ENJOYABLE time is anticipated, aud
a number from Arcadia will be there.
Special transportation facilities have
been arranged by Col. G. Il. Mccall.
Of tho Charlotte IIarbor and Northern
Railway. Boats will meet the party
at Boca Grande and will take them
over 10 Bokeelia Island. and they will
then be- made happy In the hospitahle
and palatial home ~ Col. Harry L.
johnson. who owns one Of the prettieSt
places on the gulf. Colonel johnson Is
q prince of good FELIX'S. and past mas
ter of entertainment. Nuf sed, the par
Is will he a success.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-02-18
FULL EXHIBIT OF
FLORIDA PRODUCE
Is To BE Seen on Court House Square
i'm Tampa.

Completely covered ana ont uf sight
* the fountain aud pond on the court
house grounds and for once the ALI
gators are taking holiday. over the
fountain basin and around the fopn-
tain itself has been built gaily deco
rated stand. and on which are lying
some Of the finest Of south Nloridas
products In tempting array which az
ford visitors some idea ~ the fertility
of the soil IN this part Of the country.
The exhibits were not all In place this
morning. hut before the day j. done
this will be one of the most attractive
spots IN all Tampa.
In addition To the fruits and v"g-ta-
hles on exhibition the women of the
Tampa Civic Association have added
their share 10y arranging some excel
lent specimens Of foliage and branches
Of the natural blooming plants Of the
country surrounding Tampa. all Of
which makes Il splendid addition to the
show itself. which was prepared by the
board Of trade aud the real estate board
of this city.
This exhibition is not only good to
look upon. but Is highly instructive.
With the false reports that have been
circulated regarding Florda'S soil.
these products Of south Florida speak
in absolute rebuke. telling to all who
see them that Florida has the richest
bearing lands in the entire country.
and that II is destined to become the
vegetable and fruit market Of the
world. These exhibitions Of cauliilow-
err peas. potatoes. onions, celery and
other truck farm produce will compare
favorably with the finest I'm the world
Their very appearance makes a man
hungry. so much so that he feels as
though he wants TO hunt place imme-
dlately where such vegetables and fruit
are served.
Thousands Of visitors have already
thr6nged the court house square to
witness this exhibition. and although
everything was not in shape, those ex-
hibitions In place were greatly admired.
This admiration was followed up by
countless questions regarding the strict
Is Florida products and the question
ers always found ready answers to
their questions.
The entire exhibit will be in place
by tonight. Tampa Times.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-02-18
HOPES NEUTRAL NATIONS
WILL COMBINE FOR PEACE

Rome. Feb. 15.-Thc Germanic
d'Gtalia yesterday printed an interview
with Thomas Nelson Page. the Amcri-
can ambassador, In which Mr.. Page
was asked if America had taken any
step toward peace. IN accord with II
ally. The ambassador Informed the pa
per that he had no information as 10
thi, but gave number Of instances IN
which mutual aid could be extended.
II hope the day is not FAR distant when
This idea viii be- realized" lac said.
The ambassador continued:
"All must hope that peace will DO
~ iucd soon. saving the world from
the worst Scourgc that has ever befal-
leu IT, it, blind fury seeming 10 threat
en- civilization"
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-02-18
TRYING TO GET The
cow LAW REPEALED
4 Movement is Being Made to Get
Council to Revoke Law That Sent
Cattle to the Range.

Sumr Arcadians Of pro-cOw incli-
nation are encouraging "A petition which
Il H. earned will be presented to the
council. provided enough Slgners can
be- secured. The idea Of the petition
H. Ia impIorc the city fathers to rescind
the ordinance that prohibits cattle from
roaming the streets. That's some nerve,
Amt it; After the dear people voted
them of the p1ycucuts; but there are
>uui" pretty grass plots and lawn, ID
town now. and they think it cruelty to
animal, NOT tp let old pido come in and
help herself. as it seems that cattle
can't lind enough to eat ia the woods.
The war done it.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-02-18
DYING WORDS OF
FAMOUS MEN AND WOMEN.

1T Is well:" Washington.
Il must sleep now" Byron.
Then / am safe" Cromwell.
Let the light enter:" Goethe.
Lord take my spirit:" Edward VI.
Don't give up the Ship:" Lawrence
1t is the last of earth:' John q.
Adams.
Il am about to die" Samuel John
son.
Independence forever" John Ad.
ans.
Don't let poor Nellie starvc:"
Charles II.
II thank God that l have done my
duty Nelson.
Il feel rs If | were myself again."
Walter Scott.
An emperor should lie standing:"
NcspaSian.
THE best Of all is, God is with us: :"
John Wesley.
1T matters little how the head II.
cth:" Raleigh.
"a dying man can do nothing easy:"
Franklin.
MANY things are becoming clearer
to me-" Schiller.
II feel the daisies growing over me-
John Keats.
Taking a leap in the dark, O mys.
terry" Thomas Paine.
Don't let the awkward squad lie
over my grave" Burns.
Here. veteran. If you think it right,
strike:" Cicero.
II thought that dying hal been more
difficult" Louis NV.
let me die to the sounds II delicious
muslc:" Mirabeau.
1T is small. very small" (alluling TO
her neck) : Anne Boleyn.
Let me hear those notes, 50 long nv
solace and delight :" Mozart.
I'VE are as near heaven by sea ne
by land;" Sir Humphrey Gilbert.
Il do not sleep; wish to meet death
awake" Maria Theresa.
II resign my soul to God my daugh.
ter to my country" jefferson.
Il would not change my Joy for the
empire Of the world:" Philip Sidney.
The Evening Journal. !
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-02-18

sioner has paid the state exee,..
well under the able operation Z, 4
Hedges. He has not only raid n
penses Of the department. ine.t|
the purchase Of a boat. out !,
funds received. but has been ~
turn several thousand dollars NJ.
the state treasury. He has all,
that IL by far the most Import,
aroused interest in oyster III.
where It has been allowed TO lac /.
has been Instrumental In tho ~.
Of what will prove to he one 4,
states leading industries.
He feels more or less at han.
Tampa. having been born at 4,
KEYS when that town furnished a
pas Solt outlet tn the world. His 4
or. Dr. Hedges. Is well known a
older residents Of the city.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-02-18
BRITISH AIR MEN
SUCCESSFUL IN RAIDING

London. Feb. IA successful raid
hy British air men on German posi-.
tinnS IN Belgium is creating public con-
fidencr. They will be able to check
the threatened blockade Of the British
coast by Germans. The raid was the
greatest in the history Of the war.
over thirty aeroplaneS took part. and
not n single machine was lost. Two
were slightly damaged. They covered
"A wide area. infiicting great damage
on MiddehrookS. Bruees. OStend and
Blankeuburge were hadl; damaged.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-02-18

London. Feb. 15.-In the house 81
commons this afternoon First Lord II
the Admiralty Churchill declared cin.
phatlcally: Germany won't l.. allowed
10 adopt the system OF open piracy aud
murder without active reprisalS. ."
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-02-18

avail warfare.
The Subma nnc." It say. runs a
risk against armed mcrchIutIuru. FHg-
land has armed Its 'nrr 'hahtmeu and
advised them 10 carr falls, ilags. The
result Is that the submarine Whic!, I'M
dertakcs the search If II supposedly
neutral ship runs rhe riSl' or being
damaged or even destroyed by an Eng
lish ship sailing under 4 false nag.
The protection of nndtra!s. the NCs-
sl~-che Ieitung continues. will he ICs-
slble only If neutrals take care that
their flag is respected hv Great Britain
United States Only Kicked.
The Lokal Anzeiger points out tnat
the United States. along among all the
neutral countries, has objected to the
establishment Of naval war zouc. II
admits the friendly nature Of the note,
but says "thls CaunOt alter the fact that
we must characterize the standpoint Of
the note as n mistaken one. since II
does not take into consideration the
naval situation as IL has developed
without Germany's fault, and since n
sharper note should long ago have been
sent to the British government"
The newspaper adds that Germany
will not fail to answer the United
States note in friendly tones.
The Kreuz Zeitung declares that Ger
many's course will not he Influenced
10y the American note. although the
note demands inviolability OF American
citizens" the newspaper adds. at is
hoped that this will be extended to
them II they are on neutral ships"
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-02-18
SHERIFF OF PUTNAM TO
BRING BACK STOyp

Jacksonville. Feb. 15.-Sher;H |,
/. Kennedy. of Putnam couuty \
arrived I'm the city and eft imeah1
~ for Tallahassee to get requldll
papers for the return NJ Clyde Stnl
the negro alleged Ia have murdered
Gardner brothers near Nel6ka on h
uary 2Sth, and now under ARES
Tennessee.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-02-18
ITALIANS CLAMORING TO
GET INTO THE, WAR.

Rome. Feb. 0.-Within the last ten
days over two thousand Italian socie.
ties have adopted resolutions urging
the government 10 join the allies and
intervene In the war. Pressure again Is
becoming almost irresistible.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-06-22

and a newspaper which keeps its
columns absolutely clean is the pub
lication sought by the man who has a
worthy product to sell. Such news
paper does more than lend its circula-
ton to an advertiser. II puts upon
the goods he sells the indefinable
stamp Of honesty. 1t has already
plowed the field he wants to SOW.
There are few editors who will al
low false dispatch or report in their
journals. Why should a distinction be
drawn with business news which af-
fects the purses Of their readers?
aThe censorship of advertising can
be epitomized by a paradox II It is
ioosened. the publisher will choke to
death on his own greed-..if It is tight
ened and his newspaper has the favor
Of the public, the cash drawer will
expand with honestly earned receipts"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-06-22
CHRISTIAN WOMEN
FORCED INTO HAREMs

Tiflis, June 22-During the last
three months about 10000 soldiers in
the Turkish army operating in the
Olti. district of trans -Caucasia, have
been disabled by disease Thus weak
ened, the army has been forced to give
up all serious activity on this front.
With the beginning of summer it is
feared that the epidemic, which al
ready has foothold in the province of
Van and has claimed number of vic
tins, will spread among the refugees.
The American hospital in the city of
Van is overcrowded and lacks proper
medical assistance. Following the en-
trance of Russian army into Urumia,
northwestern Persia, Russian officials
investigated complaints of the tortur-
ing of Christians by Persians during
the siege of Urumiah by Kurds. In
formation was obtained that Persians,
taking advantage of the panic among
Christians. stole hundreds of young
women and children and placed them
in harems. Three hundred Persians
thus accused made confessions and
revealed the hiding places of the vic
Tins.