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Putnam patriot., 1915-06-04
MEXICAN FAMINE
 SAYS RED CROSS
Official Data Used in State-
 ment of Conditions
STERN WARNING BY WILSON
Win Ask Revolutionary Leaders for Many concessions-Viiis Ready 10 nt-1amanitarian
 Doctrine Followed.

Washlagt0n.~-The first move in the Administration new plan of laying the Mexican problem before the Am erlcan public in the light of humani- iarianism came with the issuance ot A statement by the Red Cross. giy- ing details of the distressing famine conditions in Mexico.
 This statement is based entirely on information furnished to the Red Cross by the State Department. most of which has hitherto been carefully withheld from the public. This de- scrlptlon of famine conditions. which have already caused many deaths, is 10 be followed by other descriptions based upon State Department data.
 This ia but one Of the many indtca- tions that the President has deter mined that the suffering in Mexico thaH be relieved and that conditions in tbat country shall be improved.
 Those familiar with the Presidents frame Of mind have no hesitation now in saying that intervention will prob ably be the p'timate result if the Mexleana do not do as is required. The opinion prevails here that the President is about Co demand of them much more than they can falfil.
 That villa. at least has seen the light and is ready to make terms with the United States was indicated by man known 10 enjoy bs full eona- dcneo IL. was asserted in this qunr- ter that Villa will positively accept any compromise which President Wll- son may prnpoAe.
Putnam patriot., 1915-06-04
Sporting

For thsalnth time. Cornell uniyer ally won tbe Intercollegiate tfaeh championship at Franklin Field phila dolphia TWg records wore broken and ono eaualied.
 Football at the University of Ghi. cage nettsa si5 0eg Hl season. it was announced. The aum represents tho net proceada auaf all eApeuses had benn paid
 Ml9f Gibbons of H Paul demon stfaled 10 ths satisfaction of a.so0 fRht taun at tho Ht #iehoiaa 4. e hew York that be is entitled io the term ihe wizard Of the bosng ring ulbiaHa aid aa lie pIeaHed with Leo. tioa1k of Lansaatsf, Pa. for ten fuuuaH
 Hheihr had c foal tsai at Belmont Park aud ihe popularity of Che sport was proven without T doubt tha large aurndauee Ht the meatlne vas epnaldefed a sure proai nf puauladtf
Putnam patriot., 1915-06-04
ENTERTAINERS ARE
 FULL TOCAPACITY
No Room in State Saniioriums
 for Additional Patients
INSTITUTIONS CARE FOR 500
Commission Fears Entrance Of Italy ln War May Reflect iu increased Cost Of Olive OU@TabisB Pre-
 pared. sbeHlna Food Used.

Hartford A the meeting of tic atBeFails a4a eeHHls4sazgH in gz4e capitol, uffangementa Here made fgr ad4sf- tl8u9 Tor bids b9g canned aud bottled articles = fg0a for tae luatstutob in afa charge It b expected ulat ths paBtlo gafIon Of Itaiy 4u the kuropeau War Hle have the effect 0f increslsAng Che price of olive Oai materially.
 Al the present tima tners are tse patients ln lhe state lHantHtions. This number ia wH14B AKsy aaK Df tae.r aggrcRafs bed capaai'y There arc no vaeaHa beds 10 lhe lHfrmarlss. Tine conmisf9n h not abe al pros ent bo lake nuofber infrTnary patient. Tine 1nfimaras are for tbr er auesYe ,ese of advanced caeea and the pa- taenta FiRfH 5fmeufa are iu Hed. ln Che Tuberculosis it t.iut. n ln Hartford 3hefe ia roaH for aHiy eles n lueipienf f~u men ahd slf" wamen aBd na eoumodat.on tn the iHhfmag r fa.lura of f1e FeHaaal assembly increasing the inHrmfry accommodation in the tuberaiiH 'a agt Hftuua wlil prevent fine cam- mle a fHom taking egre @ m6fa paftrnfs thm fatesr present aae0n. m8dat.au 8ll auw
 4 tabla of tHe faad eaHnmHg5fAou in a3l tbo institutions during the month m AprH has been pf'gaftd qbe qaHatty af meat of all kinds used during lha mpnih iu the iastHu- tinna aaa aA follows iiWflprd { .sil puandH Nefdea. A49G. &arairh. g. l8a and 8hsgtan 244 In addition to i8ge mss.t tbera were naed iu the ilaei ford auatorium 6Go pound ot butter, lt15 d8zeu of wn aAaa qpar oi malh Gaa nuads er h. $50 iaa1nis af anr 4i6l f=mnds af FuFar riratty Uea fauaaa ef teh and elt po0usN ef roHee
Putnam patriot., 1915-06-04
Washington

A dispatch rom Cairo to the Navy Department. reports that the United States cruiser North Carolina Is aground ou Alexandria, Egypt.
 President Wilson. as head of tho American sRed Cross was asked by Miss Mable Broadman 10 issue an ap- peal to the American public for funds to buy supplies for the starving Mexi- cans.
 The War Department approved the national militia boards reeommenda- ton fer 20a-yard ranges for promo ton of rife practice among state militiss,
 To put to an end loss and damage
Putnam patriot., 1915-06-04
Watch Our a,, nnDs Byron D. Bugbee Ours sNs Windows

Of rifles and other government pro psrtY l.vasa to the state mllitias. Sec retAr7 Garrison ordered that here .ftay al amounts for such losses be ds1so,ed from the pay of responsible eries-s and enlisted men.
Putnam patriot., 1915-06-04
BELGIAN FARMERS COMING.

Farms Have Been Stocked for the
 Colony Near Wilmington, N. c.
 London 4 aman party of Belgian farmers whose farms have been laid waste hy German troens Will leave Liverpool for New York. on route to farms near Wilmington N (. The farma have been stocked for them. houses erected and furnished. Steam ship and railway lines are cooperating by reducing farcs, go that the whole journey may ho accomplished for S25 DOT head,
Putnam patriot., 1915-06-04
NEWS IN BRIEF

Tfe fsefeesrg sf fts H'eslgrf Gssts Te4arF Htse skca faI.es1 fs4' fa 4eza @ sf 2s sl asss 1e4 4Does z 1ef 1ssz szaans
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 8rsm osH eaas.e sffzseea uers ael fses1I e.. CafHsax
 gbe naHss eees,fe5 Bssess ase t8s ta sf 4f aH Gen gy effe ssss1fs a tae Haf u.ee gna fea 4zy aHef s e
 4As g see Hz#44 = Hse #fga ss t1g ef 8laae celebrated exfasskal w3s eems8as s5 hsa < 45ss aae asf. El86 ssfxe ssr HefaH at.sz9Es
 Colonel Roseessa 4s fe19Vesa aZ ffesa E.s ffsefaneg - as es aazt De lz RkttaZ fss1g Q ezsn e4 q ing fs seu Of.eaoH
 fHs Standard oa e1mgss1 of Hss- taskz declared lbs fsgal4f quarterly cFzssaa gf 34 a abxfe
 Ihs 6aIiesB5D EH6es fzIss1 N4s blown aNa asf fas &ssfafz& Cor z tie hesyY gale ln Ns8s8zaassft B@I and caused egas qsfsgls damage ls fhe sl9e gear Of vgfs sfps
 B1 gefse8s are reported dead and more tAaH sxfE Injured la E1a tea3g gala lsat swept gxlaagma saa Afxaa- eas.
 4 blU la4gae fhe zefz esH ef 70 MeH to aHa HesFs eas aefastse a faa f1Waf 69oae q fAs lslags Lek lsHHfe
 Haadreas If 6e4f5 afs at tHs eRss border H7aus ia tba aape sf seslnz tae sz1es5ad Alpine eaz7a ss- tN1aH i8a Halsa sH9 hHstf.aH sr1
 bE NaEH9Ie Brewer Hst1 zesta nafse ffa# as Hmefsaa fea ef aBH af ges9a ieEH f9f g.aBa.. Bg esE Of HvitzaaHa
 # 4 faH9fe8 ta DssfDl faat 70. otHsf UHg39Hs5 1I3Hsaa Has sH eiala1 Dg I4a I4H4 Nesf Cs
 Feat DeaHGa gf y08m sel5a9 ae gles saa f98Bd iH tae DeHl ef mem bef sf fla afeu of tae EtaaaaIa g8 steamer Eaesl0n lying st Ea9oaah. B. J. aHea fsIasa bl internal fs venue officers.
 Tds sf@a of i.liHoaa sent e8t var raHts for gi 9g0 o94. distributed among 749 individuals ard fua# ts#af4 fHe reimbursement te live ft1ek owuefs Tor loss Of eafile n t4s foot and mopta asshase epidemic
 fage taeaeaua pefsens heard Bsala Sunday deliver hia farewell sefmeH in fhiia9ap piio Befofs His dHparUs fo ffa Oregon farm t9f . fest. Two hundred ba fha lfsli
 hn order for 766 sfeel boz ears and g0 e0booaea Haa aNarded 10 fine Gem trai Locomotive f Car Co. of Chicago bS the Chesapeake < Ohio Railroad
 UaiiaflaHa fsfHHed t8 change fire name Df fheif denomination at fhe nineteenth annual meeting gf fas Afnerieau Unitarian Association at Boston
 Five men were seriously injured h un explosion ai the Ba pout Powder Go, plant al GfaneY's Point $
 fdeal weather conditions favored ths onietal aeeaganae trials Df the dss iroYaf Cushing. which began with a standardization teet of ltocklaud, Af.
 Six of the elghf Filipino lusurreefos recently sentenced for tbs Chrhfmha Eve notihR at Manila escaped from the pasig Jnl Manila
 oabrio d'AunouBlzo. ths liaian poet, and hlH eldest son will join inc army. in which hih other two sons are al. resdg oniesfa
 All Inc property of the British. American Tobacco Co, in Germany has been placed under German super vision
Putnam patriot., 1915-06-04
n.-nLI--.r MI caarl..a-

peauhlleau Ward caucusea
 NW mvnn HmuttHn wur1Tfn were bed fnH the ward ef th elir,
 A ua eante nt Wnt fhaeman eeeam n mr Nuth where a fliehf eant faah nlare hoiweeu WaHar Wame faa F ent hHlrrau and Fauk q Afn ifaue in which Mat'w won tha 3ate nnine is ia tt which egaa utef uate naanmons ln ai vatds mtanH acre adopted naan the Awa F Colonel Theodore W Na Ha8 formerly hartman ef lae reH a'ieaH town committee and m stVnaie worilcr n Che republican f8d These were recorded upon the n9nntsu ef the meetiag and coples vested aent m the family In the Tenth ward a speeial eet ef resalu. Hans waa adoesed as tba, Waa Coionel | Maodana'H.s home ward
 The eNiy contest that was foreasi. ed wac for the Ningh ward. where the u.tlne ~ Frank c Armstrong waa pro. nensod, With the reaiu above stated. same time ago, before the big testi. m0phl dinner to Nalshy. there was
 sssne taak Of Assesscr Davidson helns named for the place. bat thla was l completely eliminated by later eventa | laaats Rhantuatie rtllx fAf Rhen
Putnam patriot., 1915-06-04
neeRAskAN INJURED.
U. g. Ship tiit by Torpedo or Mine of
 Irish Coast.

London The American cargo shlp Nehraahan. owned by the American Hawaiian Iine. ateaminT through # calm sea forty miles west of tastnei# Ireland. raH Into mine or was struck hy h anhmarue'a torpedo The shock was not Frrat but lh" farehoide auick ly uiine with water the crew lowered inc boHta and rowed to nafe dlH. tanre.
 The AdmlraRya anaoanccmtne of the attack on tha Nabraakau sayH that lho veascl war tornedoed bud aa yet there ia no confirmation of this The ahinH captain says the ycsel prob ably atruck q mine
Putnam patriot., 1915-06-04
meltino Human Fat.

The only chemicals that will melt human fat are boiling gasoline and superheated alcohol: but there are practical difficulties in the way of their application during life.
Putnam patriot., 1915-06-04
THE MARKETS
EE-E

g&@~ Nqr< &as3ecsfs 5rs1za
 gELE-J&zl Ezzres Azxz been ass5. x1ez and msas a9 g-Fe eazrzs.
Putnam patriot., 1915-06-04

Deans Rheumatic Pills for Rheu' matism and Neuralgia. Entirely veg table. Safe. adV'
Putnam patriot., 1915-06-04


 HAY AND STRAW.-Prime timothy; sl 20: No 1. Sl.I5asf.2 20; No. ?, SI1o9 115; No. 3, s1-oed1.05; Glover, 90c0 S107la Oats straw nominal, Rye straw esq 75e.
 Live Stock.
 BEENES S-Comfnon to choice steers, s7 00T & 70: bulls. S5.T5d7 25; cows, s 50G 6-T5, choice. S7.25; talends S3-5a Dressed beef in fair demand and steady. S7 00na E per 100 lbs eulIs SC o686 90; mixed calves s700 City dressed veals, 1zT15o.. country dressed 91s 612c SHEEP AND LANfBS-Sprins lambs at SIP per iee lbs; fair clipped sheep S6 So. good unshOrn. S7.T5s mixed S7 25s medium Unshorn lambs. SI001l 90. City dressed spring lambs selling at 2e6 22c. {: country dressed hothouse lambs. S4001 1-on per carcass,
 HOGS =EeaYV tp light hogs at S7 8ea3
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-09-23
Az the Dixie.

The leading attraction at the
Dixie theatre today is Vivian Rich,
the much favored American star,
assisted by Walter Spencer in "The
Little Lady Next Door, a drama by
the American company Eddie Ly-
ons and Lee Moran are playing a
Nestor comedy in the title of Their
Happy Honeymoon Other attrac-
tons are Where Happiness
Dwels." a Big t drama, featuring
Adele Lane. and a Gold Seal dra-
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-09-23
ELECTRIC MOTORS INSTALLED
At SOUTHLAND OIL COMPANY

The new electrical equipment at
the Southland Cotton OIL plant was
started up Monday for the first time
and the hum of the busy machines
sounds mighty prosperous.
over 900 horsepower in motors
have been recently Installed. tha
group plan drive being used. cur
rent is being furnished by the Tex.
as Power and Light company This
makes the fourth electrically oper-
ated Oh mill Tor which the company
Is furnishing power The Itasea COT
ton on company. Cleaurne Oa Mil
and Plano Cotton oil company ala
the others.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-09-23
Al the E.nnire.

II you have the crouch or blues
the Empire theatre can cure you to-
day The entire program Of FIVE
reels are comedies. Helen Badg-
ley and Lorraine Huling are playing
q Thanhonser two reel comedy in
the title Of Helen's Babies Mr.
Jar and Ciroumstantisi Evidence"
Is one Of the gitagraph comedy
productions The Empire is also
showing one al the laugh tickling.
grouch ehasers "fAuimatcdl Car
loons on Tour productions BY
Raoal Barre Ham and Bud are
there iu Ham ~ the Beach. one
% the funny Ham comedies.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-09-23
Al the Queen.

The Queen theatre is showing to-
day fire reel Lasky feature pro-
ductioH from the Paramount pro-
gram presenting the love story Of
an American girl and desert
prince, 'The Arab. founded On the
drama OF the same name, in which
Edgar Selwyn makes his photodra-
matte debut under Lasky manage
mens 1t is the love story OF an
American girl and a prince 81 the
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-09-23

desert. THE girl Is the daughter q

desert. The girl Is the daughter OF
an American missionary in Syria.
and the prince is the @iiful son or
an old .sheik- For the sake Of the
girl ne bids defiance TO the Turk
tsh governor and TO the sultaa's or
ders for a massacre. Even while
she absolutely distrasts him he risks
all for her safety and receives an
almost-nortal wound IN rescuing
her from the clutches oil the des-
pot.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-09-23

ID. ID. Diggs. Chicago; II. A. bre-
dow. Fort Worth: J. II. Martin
Dallas: j. u. Larkin. Dallas; x. W.
I.umsden. Dallas: II. L. Thornef
Dallas: IL. f.. James. Fort Worth ;
NJ. Winter, Chicago: Tom Hewlett
and wife, Waco, Mike Johnson,
Brownwood; Y. u. Chapman, fof'
Worth: J. ". Harrison, Fort
Worth: c. w. Burlington, Dallas;
J. O. Sanders. Arlington. l.. u,
HolIingsworth. Dallas; t c. Riley
New York: Ben Tanner. Phiiadei-
phia: ]. 5. Herring. Waxahachie; j.
l.. Cannon. waxahachie; A. J.
Farrar. Waxahaehie. p l.. smith
Houston: A. A. Rae, Houston; W
n. Miller. Waco: +. u. Harper. New
Orleans: r. NJ. Abbott, Dallas II
i. Plummer, st. Louis: Theo Ezel
ST. Louis: Lee Skaggs, Fort Worth
Fred Peck, Houston: III. q. Shu.
CART. Dallas; A. w. Morris. Dallas
c. II. Basham, Houston. Chas. K
Jones. New York; Joe Harris, Wax
ahachie: r. A. Fraser. Cincinnati;
B. l.. Logan, Fort Worth; r L,
Grail. Chicago: J. II. Cooch. Waco
j. b. Jones, Jr., Huntsville, +. NJ
Weaver, Fort Worth; Miss Maude
Hyde. Jacksonville; A. d. Gallon
and wife, Emery.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-09-23
REPORT SHOWS
COTTON GfNNED TO SEPT.

in a glnners' report made public
today the number Of bales ginned in
Ellis county prior to September i
was 2.s2o against 1890 for the year
1914. The total number OF bale.
ginned in Texas to tnat date was
271,334 against 26S.4S5 for last
year. Nueces county was LEADING
with 1916 bales to her credit.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-09-23
Gifts 10 sanitarium.

Percy Adair and Uncle Joe Hick-
man, who live in the country, have
given the Waxahachie sanitarium
half dozen fryers each. for which
secretary Pat Sims is duly thankful.
Mr. r. j. McDade has given two
large baskets of flowers.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-09-23

Mrs. James Carlisle Is visi,Ins her
mother IN Dallas.
Ed wicker was here from h""'s
on business yesterday.
Mrs. n. H. Mccain OF Lake
charles. la. Is spending few days
atth her aunt. Mrs y. J. Thomas.
Mrs. Joe Coin. Miss Madelina u
Cert and Master CERT COIN left Nee
York today for waxahaehle TO JON
Nj. cohn and make their future
home
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-09-23

President Hofubeak announced
81 chapel Thursday morning that
the enrolment af sfedeafs 40 as
aton ssuHta considerable Increase
eFer tHr faflfImenf a. 90 lhe eof-
rsefeHl.af tmf iasf fesf
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-09-23

The ice cream social to have been
given on the lawn &t~ the home OF
Dir. and Mrs. c. l.. Penn, has been
postponed on account of the cool
weather.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-09-23
! CheeveS Bros. g
4 Company

ma. THE Deceiyer,s iealsrH
mes Vernon and Charles y
Tomorrow the Dixie viii ID
noted star, Hobart BossaHa
the great Ave reel iea'un 4
ton. "A Little BrgiAg I
Rich. peeial music By f9'
orchestra is played at The Dn
cry night.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-09-23

IL IOCAIA. u
10 o>~>~e~~e - . D~|
! Best MsAlister coal at shise 8
Keys. advsf
| For feed and fuel phone Broad
head 8 kennedy. Old phone Is. II
| You can help the orphans by at
TENDING the entertainment at Red
Oak Friday night. September "a.
| Now is the time 20 put in your
wood and coal for the winter. Give
MS your orders. shiye 4 Keys. 4
! Take your family to Red Oak
Friday night to hear the splendid
iprogram TO be given for the benefit
lof the Orphans Home of this city.
II YOU are II and under As years
Iof age you are subject to street tax
| After September Beth penalty of
ls2.oa Is added ady.l5S
Guy Morgan has moved from Red
lOak to waxahaehie and has ae-
lcepted place with Bedford's cafe.
%
4 Mrs. W. E. Cox. teacher of piano
and voice. Fall term opens septem-
Der 10. studio GIL Monroe street.
Old phone SIS. II
Mr. and Mrs. Osce Aday. who live
ION the Maypearl road. rejoice over
1.-THE arrival OF fine girl at their
home
Miss Dorcy Duvall, who lives near
Midlothian. was operated on last
week a, the Waxahachie sanitarium
for appendicitis and is getting along
IniceIy.
On October 1st the collection of
street tax Is placed in the hands OF
an outside man who will collect
$500 for each receipt Save $500
By paying this month. adv.15S
Mrs Hardy Johnson of this cry
lis recovering from an operation for
appendicitis at Waxanachie sanitar
Jun last week.
The ladies Of the Catholic church
will give an ice cream social Thurs
day evening at 7:30 O'Clock on the
lawn at the home OF NJ. and Mrs.
IC. l.. Penn. All are invited TO at
tend. advise
The program given at fhe library
two weeks ago for the benefit OF
I the Orphans home under the direc-
ltion Of Mrs. w f. Cox will be given
I at Red Oak tomorrow tFriday)
J lnight at the public school building.
Quite g number intend going from
: here TO attend
- o.
+ Cohn & Cert have fitted up neat
Tailoring apartments in the rear of
, their store, and on yesterday pur-
!ehased the cleaning and pressing
equipment from Guy Page on West
Main street and moved it 10 their
building, where Mr.. Page viii have
charge OF the pressing department
President IIornbeak announced
To-day that Miss Irene Sadler. who
had been with the department of
music 81 Trinity University the past
three wears, had taken her credits
10 Oberlin Conservatory of Music
She was told there that her record
was the best that ever had come
from any other college
I
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-09-23

Sometimes one tekes i =
finds getting away win ! %
ficult.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-09-23

President Hornbeak announced
today that Miss Irene Sadler. who
had been with the department of
music ~ Trinity University the past
three years, had taken her credits
TO OberIin Conservatory of Music.
She was told there that her record
was the best that ever had come
from any other college.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-09-23

Cohn & Cert have fitted up neat
tailoring apartments in the rear of
their store, and on yesterday pur-
chased the cleaning and pressing
equipment from Guy Page on West
Main street and moved ii TO their
building. where Mr.. Page viii have
charge of the pressing department.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-09-23

The program given at the library
two weeks ago for the benefit OF
the Orphans home under the direc-
tion of Mrs. w f. Cox will be given
at Red Oak tomorrow FRIDAY J
night at the public school building.
Quite 9 number intend going from
here TO attend
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-09-23

The ladies Of the Catholic church
Will give an ice cream social Thurs
day evening at $50 O'Clock on the
lawn at the home Of NJ. and Mrs
c. L. Penn. All are invited TO at
tend. adv Is.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-09-10
Lost In Chicago.

Chicago, Sept. 10.-Charles T. Stepp
train dispatcher for the Illinois Cen
trail railway at McComb City, Miss.
and said to be an alderman in tina
city, is missing in Chicago and his
friends fear foul play.
Mr.. Stepp arrived in Chicago Aug
4 to visit friends, among whom
John #. Mackie, of 1922 Stewart ave
nue.. Mr.. Mackie today informed tn
police Of the disappearance and aske
that thorough search be made. Mr.
Stepp arrived too late at night to ge,
out to the Mackie home and went to e
hotel near the Twelfth street station
for the night. He telephoned the
Mackies to the effect that he would
put up at some nearby hotel, but die
not give the name of the place. Sine,
then all trace Of him has been lost.
He is said to have carried a large
sum Of money.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-09-10

.. q
Blloxt Miss. Sept. 10.-william
Harrison worsham. a diminutive ne
~ lad and namesake of the ninth
Iresident of the United States. was
brought to Biloxi yesterday by Col.
J D. Money. United States deputy
narshaI. on charge of robbing the
post office at Richton.
The youthful prisoner is perhaps
the youngest defendant that has evef
faced Judge H. c. Niles, the presiding
Judge. Worsham is but ten years old
ard on account of the boys age the
deputy marshal's heart. was filled with
pity.
The robbery was committed some
; time ago and another negro. q grown
man. was implicated. worsham was
Indicted by the federal grand jury
and will be tried at the next term of
federal court in Biloxi. He was placed
n jail at Gulfport.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-09-10

Washington, d. c. Sept. 1O.--Pres-
ident Wilson has abundant precedent
in the history OF our diplomatic rela-
tions to demand the recall of Count
Johann Won Bernstorff, the German
ambassador, and Dr. M. Constantin
Dumba, the Hungarian ambas-
sador, without. giving .offense to their
respective governments.
For less pernicious interference in
the internal affairs OF the United
States than either of them has been
proved guilty Of, American Presidents
in the past have obtained the recall
of three British ministers, two French
ministers and two Spanish ministers
When the offense is attributable to
the diplomatic representative rather
than his government, the procedure
followed involves the notification of
the offending diplomat That though
the government of the United States
will be happy to hear from the govern
ment through other channels, it can.
not continue to deal with him; that
good and sufficient reasons for this
action have been communicated to his
government; that ,st the Secretary OF
State has been Instructed to place
every convenience at his disposal
when he shall care to leave the coun-
try, and that passport is herewith
inclosed
| Recall Of Citizen Genet.
Quick resentment against any dip
lomatic interference with our affairs
has been an established policy of this