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Unpaid taxes on land situated In the town OF
Mount Desert in the county OF HANCOCK
for the year 1918.
yIyHE following list OF taxes on real estate o.
i non. resident owners In the town OF
Mount Desert. for the year 1915, committed 70
me Tor collection for said town, on tne sitt
hereby given that II said taxes. Interest and
charges are not previously pad, 80 much OF
the real estate taxed, as IL suftictentto pay the
amount due therefor, including interest and
charges will be sold at public auction at the
Neighborhood House, In said town, on the
first Monday in February, 1915, Mt 10 O'Clock
O. m.
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WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 5. 1916.

Skowhegam has apparently won
out in the scramble for the State re-
formatory for women.
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land Of w n Freeman. on
south by land OF Maine
company. ON west by shore,
sA acres,
Noun, Desert h Maine Coast
Land Co, ~ iotlsnd bounded
on north by land OF George
w Haynes. on south By land
OF Hodgdon. on west by Lunt
place. NTs acres.
No 2, ~ lot land bounded on
north by land Of Maine Co,
on east by land OF A r Free
man, on south by the Sam
ue.s estate, on west by
shore. . y acres.
Mccormick. Annie. lot land
bounded on north by land Of
Chittick, on east aud south
BY road. on west by land Of
A Hodgdon, I dwelling
house, / building. is acre,
Nash. heirs Of Aenrtetta, lot
land bounded on north By
land OF r q Abbott and
others. on south by land Of
Richardson Brothers. on
west by shore. dwelling
house, lis acres.
I
bounded on uoftf, and east
by land OF Rodney Sargent,
on south by land Of Holmes
spd Allen. on west by road.
is acre.
No ., lot land bounded ON
north BY land Of r & Higgins.
on eat by road, on wesi hy
land Of Rodney sargent.
dwelling house. 1 dwelling.
. buildings. u acre,
odeli, heirs of Luther. lot
land bounded on north by
land of Seth babbidge, on
east by sound, on west By
land OF Richardson. 2 acres,
So7 Lot lard bounded on
north by land Of Seth Bab.
bidge. on south By land Of
Greeley. Hamiin and othcrs,
on west by Echo lake, n
acres,
snailidge. Fiofa, a lot land
bounded on north by read.
on east by shore, on south
by land Of W W Vaughan,
on west by private way.
acre.
Smith. Allen tbs lot al otter
Creek. bounded on north By
land OF heirs OF w Walls,
on south by Old Bracy lot,
on east by road. on ives BY
land Of Walls, 7.tb acres.
Tnrr. Angelina. q lot land,
part OF George p Greeley
estate. zsia aces.
Tracy. Ruth {. lot land bound
ed on north by county road,
on east BY land OF George Y
Davis and graveyard. on
soath by land OF Rodics, on
west by lard OF Davis and
Rosiick, dwelling hcuse.i
building. q = acres,
Whiting, heirs OF \ X, l, iot
land bounded on north by
land OF Holmes and Al en-.
on south by land OF f3iats-
dell. Ro5ick and Richard.
son. on west by lind OF Ps
Higgins, sss acres.
Whiting, heirs OF Henry. ir. h
lot land bounded on north
by land OF Wellington, on
east by land formerly OF
Emery, on south by land OF
Conpors, on west by land
formerly OF Salisbury. s
acres.
Young. Ralph. lot land bound
ed on north by land Of Trust
Co, on east by Sound. on
south by land OF Allen Gran
tie Co. Greeley, H&mlin and
Others, s acres
No lot land bounded
north, east, south and west
by land Of Greeley. Hamiin
and Others, building, S acres,
AEgsirr r. OsKm. Collect,
Of the town OF Mou
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COLLECrO RS NOTICE.

ITO be sold At public auction for nom pay
L ment OF taxes thereon. on the first Mon
day OF February. 1915. at . O'Clock .. M. at
Epworth League hall, the following described
premises OF owners thereof. to wit:
Amt OF
Value. tax
Minnie NJ Stanley. land on west
side of Old Harbor bounded on
north by land of J T Mckay, on
east by shore Of Old Harbor. on
south by land OF Chester
Stewart, OIL west by land of AG
Dolliver. y acre. t73
Buildings on above land, a9s
ssls ssn
William Mckenzie, land bon nded
on north and east by land OF Il
Bridges, on south by land OF
Wilmer Bridges. on west by
land of + r Bridges. l acre. s23 IS
Mabel Mckt nxie, land on east
side Of Old Ha.bor. bounded on
north by land Of Edmund
Bridges, on east and south by
land OF Wilmer l Bridges, on
west by land Of james L Bridges.
lia acres. %
Buildings on above land, aB
,.,, s2n "a
80 acres. go
Buildings on above island. SO
Wharf on above island, 20
ESQ 10 70
William Engeman. land near head
Of Tootbacher Cove, known as
the Stewart place, bounded on
north by land of John r Mohler,
On east by lard OF Bradford
Rowe snd shore of Toothacher
Cove, on south by shorr OF
Tootbacher Cove, west by
land OF Emily NJ Gambia, An
drew Q Smith and Alice Rob-
inson, liza acres, 406
Buildings on above land, 1871
sss7 1919
Minnie A Staples, heirs. land on
Atlantic road near Atlantic
harbor, bounded on north by
land Of Carpenter. on east
and south by town road
west by land of John 8 Staples
heirs. acres, u
House On above land 1853
Land, wood lot near Otter
ponds, bounded on north by
land Of Francis NJ Torrey, and
land OF q Smith. on east by
land OF Edmund r Bridges.
on south by land OF David @
Bridges, Harvey Bridges and
Parker Bridges heirs. and land
Of Oliver bowley, on west by
land Of Oliver Bowley, Is acges. -
s2o4 SEA
H. w. JoYoR, Tar Coll ctor.
Swans Island, Me-, Dec. q, 1915,
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PA, mans wife is his better half,
isn't she?' 1--WE are told 80, my son."
"Then, if man marries twice there ISM
anything left of him, is there?"
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II Reeves, liz STATE g. All modern i'm
provenents; eieciric lights bathroom, hot
and cold water mp staira and down; hard
wood h0ors, furnsce. good barn, large garden
plot Inquire Of JonN A. STUART, Ellsworth.
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Desirable tenement

EIRST 81 sss, desirable tenement. IL
modern onveniences and stable. Fo m
erly DR.. Greedy house ON south side Of NJ. In
street. nearly opposite Hancock hall. APE y
to G. G. BIZ aalLL.
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for SaE

CORD WOOD SAWS, genuine OlentsnR
guaranteed 80 % IS smaller sizes IN
proportion fitting tables, sA 60. Send fol
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I ODGING HOUSE, ~ Upton St, Boston.
IL Mass; - rooms. all let Will sell at q
great sacrifice On account Of Illness W. F..
LURvEY, Mckinley. Me.
ylILLIARD and pool tables; good condi.
- zion. Telephone either 62-5 or So 8 Tor
information. FRANK r. MOORE, Ellsworth.
nNE sleigh. Q open buggies, 1 Written
" light top buggy Inquire Of NJ. n. or II
w. HAYNES. Ellsworth.
HARDWOOD-Fourf feet. two feet or siY.
y teen inches IN length. r. H. Osooop,
Ellsworth. Me
HARDWOOD Green or dry. FaRD g
II SMITH, Ellsworth. Ne. Telephone,
IL ID.
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ITO be sold At public auction for non pay
L ment Of taxes thereon, on the nrst Mon
day OF February. 1915. at . O'Clock .. M. at
Epworth League hall, the following described
premises OF owners thereof. to wit:
Amt OF
Value Ia
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This weeks edition of TIC
American is 2.4OO copies.

Average per week for 1914, 2,5(
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NOTICE OF FORECLOsURE.

n. W. JOYCE, TAX COLI ctOF.
Swans Island, Me-, Dec. p, 1915.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-04-21
|||l IN DURANGO UNWOUNDED
4scaI American Reports Indicate that the Bandit Was
yot Wounded at GuerrerO-HOstilities of the Mexi-
cans on the Increase-American Aviator
Fired Upon at Chihuahua

u ,IIa Mexico April 21-The body supposedly he that of
Iub proved not to he his
Stamped as by Lui Gutierrez military
kkr
This and American that villa Du
uonnded today, together
American avators and
Lnp the American using the telephone
several aviator IA
Wednesday
The the Mexican soldiers the
n troops become general
be unable to control the nule
soon withdrawn
Consul Ietcher reported
isolated
have occurred
Reports
reported to have been wounded by Qaran
BEN emd their revolves The aviator easily of
observed seeking landing in
fled in direction Antonio Mexico
believed that he from the base at Satevo
have already announced the early retirement
E printed Washington dispatch
the United States has declared Germany and will require the
fighting Germany Another article stated that
Lansing studying the early withdrawal of the
credit holding the American advance in
evident authorities Parra apparently
further advance of the Americans south of there Mayor
of Para reported have informed the American commanders
@an thousand avarymen under Colonel
and Tompkns concentrated
Cruz miles PaaI General Gutierra is
everything possible strained relations between the Car
forces and the Americans but he opposed by the Huerrea element
the sentiment General Obfeeons in
Gueteez detained carloads of hay and oats shipped from
% for the the American Gutierrez permitted
shipment provisions American Santa
esa They taken beyond the suburbs of Pafra by the
/ a soldier where American army wagons met them
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GERMANY CAN MAKE NO FURTHER
4 CONCESSIONS To UNITED STATES

applies only fo enemy ships. We
will not torpedo and have na tor
pe,iord any neutral ships without
warning. despite reports being
spread by the enemy. We will ns's
torpedo without warning any neutral
ship bound To or from England.
Our submarines respect all Of them
aud they have met scores of them
Ia the North sea. la the channel AMI
In the Atlantic.
III diplomatic relations with
America are broken our submarines
can attack without warning. hut re-
member We do not desire to break
with the United states. This would
I've insanity. We shall not bring this
about despite our desire to push o"r
submarine warfare vigorously.
II don't think the American people
want a war with German. I don't
think the American people want tn
protect England. ] dop't beiiese
the American peoisie viii ,io esesy-
thing they can To- help England win
even by protecting English freight
ships with American lives. The peo-
RE must know that IL h risky t.
travel on the high seas to and from
England today. II England makes
good her boast t. master the high
seas and rule the waves she must ae-
cept the responsibility and liability,
not Germany"
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-04-21
JAPANESE MINISTER
sees THE PRESIDENT 7
CONFERENCE ~ HELD TODAY
On THE NTW iNNi-
aRaTIDN BILL.
Japan T. said Objects to Two Pro-
visions of the Biil. Bne
of Miiiee Restricts
Immigration.

WASHINGTON. April 81 presi-
dent Wilson today discussed sith
Abassador chindi OF Japan certain
provisions of the immigration bill
recently passed by the house Of rep.
rcsentatiyes. which we're objection
able TO the Toxic government
AZ the same time II became known
that Japan sent memorandum 70
this country covering the complaints.
Ii Il understood that the objections
t. the immigration biil center on
two points the provision placing
Japanese and Hiudus tn the same
classification and the provision re-
strieting japanese immigration On
TIE latter point Japan objects 90
putting the restrictions tn writing
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'state and justice departments. How
seriously the embassy is concerned
lis shown by the eighth demand made
upon the state department for the re-
turn of the papers and all photo
graphs concerning the embassy.
The suggestion is made freely that
Bernstorff may be given his pass
ports.
1t is probable the papers VIII De
returned to Bernstorff after inc
state department and justice depart'
ment have finished with them.
course practically decided upon IS 10
insist that Bernstorfr identity such
papers as are embassy property. II
the embassy refuses 10 do TINS an
the papers involving criminal propa-
ganda will be freely used by this
government.
The trap which officials profess
to see that Bernstorff has oeeh
caught i'm is his desire to reclaim .th'
papers alleged to belong to the en-
bassy and yet not willing TO ofiieial-
|ly admit they are his own OF 'he
lembassy's property.
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sells was touched, though every one
of them was carrying war munitions
To the allies.
AVE have definitely agreed Ia
warn crews and passengers on
passenger liner. We have lived
up To our promise in every
way. hut we cannot be asked
10 regard freighters I'm the same
manner as passenger ships. This H.
beyond the border for any belIiger-
ent nation.
II speak in straightforward
manner. We could have destroyed
runiresis Of thousands OF tons of
enemy ships since the beginning of
our submarine warfare. except for
the promises we gave the United
States: hut We cannot go further"
Continuing Admiral won Holtzen-
dorff said:
Five months more will see what
We can do tn British shipping. The
ring around the British Isle is beine
drawn tighter and tighter and then
We shall see whether England still
uaintains that peace j. impossible
until Germany i destroyed.
.The allies could have had peace
a long time ago. but they are stii
cIirginy 20 TIE idea of starving Ger
many into submission. The Ion2e'
they prolong the war the creates
will he their bill.
What say Of freight shipping
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REGARD PAPERS
AS IMPORTANT 7
EIGHTH DEMAND HAS BEEN
MADE FOR RETURN EMBASSY
PAPERS SEIZED.
.bERNSTORFF THERE
The German Ambassador Is i'm New
York Today Presumably i'm Con-
nection With Matter---Of-
fieials Are Insistent.

WASHINGTON. April 81. - The
extreme seriousness with which tha
German embassy regards the seizure
IN New York of papers in the keep
iEg Of Wolf Won Igel. secretary ca
Capt Won Papen, was revealed to-
day when the eighth demand was
made on the state department for
their return.
Prince Hatzsideldt, counsellor for
the embassy, accompanied by an
attorney, called at the state depart
ment today for that purpose. 1t
became known that this is the fifth
time the papers have been askd for
verbally and three written demands
have been made.
Ambassador Bernstorff is in New
York today, presumably in connec-
ton with the matter. The home
government has been advised by
wireless concerning the seizure OF
the papers, but it is not known II
any instructions have been received
bv Bernsrorff. 1t is understood
that the state departments proposal
that all the papers be submitted to
Rernstorff in order that he mag
select the ones most probably the
property of the embassy will proba-
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-04-21
DID GERMANS INSPIRE
RAID On COLUMBUS?

WASHINGTON, April 2f.-an in
vestigation of alleged German con-
nection with the villa raid on Go-
lumbus is awaiting the return OF
the American expedition from MeNi-
co. il was learned on high authority
today.
The fact that the investigation Is
awaiting the return Of the punitive
expedition is understood To he caus-
ed by the expectation that the ban
dts captured will be able to give
valuable information.
The Baron Horst Won der Goltx
statement. as made public today. IL
to be thoroughly investigated by the
department of justice, u became
known today.
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wAxAHACHIE. TEXAS. FRIDAY. APRIL q, 1916

hdential secretary to Captain Won
Fapen. when ne was arrested Tues
0'S on an indictment charging him
With conspiracy To blow up the Wet
iand canal, are stin in the posses
sion OF The United States authorities
and viii be used in the federal graed
jury investigation now under way
An order will have to come from AZ
tofney General Gregory before Dis
lfiet Attorney Marshall will give
them mp.
Among the papers are code books
Ihese are being translated Tho
photographs OF more important doca-
ments have been forwarded TO Wash
ington
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TO-DAY AND TONIGHT ONLY Z

. CO to the Dixie theaser to- =
. day. tFrtday. April eli. see =
. the REAL WAR PICTURES. .
. taken on the battlefields OF Eu- =
. rope while the great oppossng =
. armies were ia action These =
. are REAL. pictures showing the Z
. great armies in REAL. action Z
. A score OF moving picture pho Z
. tographers we're right on the Z
. firing line during a period Of Z
. six months taking the scenes Z
. of the opposing factions. These =
Q pictures are being shown by Z
. the consent OF the Imperial Ger Z
Q man government Through the Z
. efforts OF the Daily Light aud Z
. Enterprise these ACTUAL var Z
. scenes 9ere secured for Wax Z
. ahachie They will be shown
. in only a few towns in Texas. 4
. waxahachie being one OF them.
. The pictures will be shown at 4
. intervals OF TWO hours as fol-
. lows.
O First run begins at . y. M.
. second run begins at 3 r. m. I
o Third run begins at ; p. IN
e Fourth run begins at p. ni-
. Fifth run begins at D y. m. I
o The theatre dooS viii be
. opened fifteen minutes before 4
. the first picture beg6s.
o II you miss this you will miss
. the real article
Q Admission; Children 10. adults
. 90 cents
Q TO-DAY AND TONIGHT ONLY !.
o ~~~> ~~>>~ 80
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-04-21
LOOK ON MOVE
AS OM|NOUS
OFFICIALS UNCERTAIN A. IT,
OBJECT Or CaRRANZA MOVE
MENT FROM CHIHUAHUA
MAY CAUSE TROUBLE
Evidently Planning To Prevent AM
orleans Going ANY Farther
south in Meyico---stfii-
ciaIs PerpleNed.

SAN ANTONIO. Texas. April ~ ~-
What the Carranza troops nos
moving southwark from chihuahua
intend TO do Is the standing ele-
ment in the Mexican situation to-
day Privately officials admitted
that the situation. 10 say the least,
is disquieting
The fact that Carranza soldiers
are nearing the American base may
cause serious trouble. Apparently
there Is a desire TO check any fur
ther moves by General Pershing' )
riders but Pershing il not in posi-
ton 10 move much farther below his
present location as bis line OF com
munication has been stretched until
its elasticity is about gone.
Ia some quarters 1t II stiil believed
that the Carranzistas are co-operat-
ing with the Americans. or at least
acquiescing
The troop movements from I'M
huahua is evidently step over which
the government has no control. For
this reason ithe situation Is more
serious. Officials believed that ths
American columns can give good ae-
count OF themselves. even against
great odds.
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CORRESPONDENTS STONED
BY A MOB OF MtxICAAs

FL PAsO, Texas, April 2f.--
When American newspaper CORES
ps,nsients arrived I'm thihuahua ON a
false trail Ia identify the body of
Villa they were peited with STONES
by a Mexican mob. General sutiier-
rez had che ring leaders arre>te-i.
Sn far he has been able Ia master
this situation. bur officials say the
presence of the Americans there an
ether month will result in serious
trouble.
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NEWSPAPERS DECLARE GERMANY Will NEVER YIELD.
BANDIT RO0s TRAIN AFTER
SHOOTING THE MESSENGER

SHREVEPORT. La. April zi.--
An uumasked bandit early today
shot Express Messenger T. Z. G..
Phillips Of Shreveport. robbed the
express ear OF the Louisiana Rail-
way and Navigation eompany's train
No. ?. remained In the ear an hour
and escaped with large amount
ef loot when the train pulled luto
Alexandria
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-04-21
NATION WIDE
PROBE STARTS
tTIo>s ot BONB Plots
~ THIS COUNTRY TO BE
INVESTIGATED
BASIS FOR PROBE
IL ~ stated Thaf the Inquiry VIII
Be BASED on the Confession of
Baron Horst Won Goltt to
British Officials.

NEW YORk. April GA nation
wide investigation by the feierai
grand jury into the activities of
German agents. both government
and private, In connection with bomb
plots il in prospect, following dis
closures made i'm the confession of
Baron Horst vou der COLT, made,
public i'm London to-day. several
persons new to the conspiracy
were mentioned by names and sew
cral others are designated by their
official positions at the time of the
riot activities.
United states District Attorney
Marshall now has Baron Horst Won
der COLT at Ellis 7sland and il is
believed that he has secured great
deal more information than that
fession obtained by the British au-
thorities.
This will he placed at the disposal
of federal authorities M Buffalo,
Chicago. IT. Paul and vi Paso,
where German consular agents were
Identified with the plot, according
Il Won der Colts confession.
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BERLIN. April 20. via Wireless TO
Tuckerton. n. j.. April 21.-cer-
many can go no further in her sub
marine concessions 10 the United
states. Admiral Won Holtzendorii'
ellie, Of the German admiralty star,
declared i'm an interview with the
nited Press today
"But remember" said the German
naval head. during the course OF the
interview. ''that we have no desire
for n break with the United states
That would he insanity. We shaii
-, bring IL about. despite our desire
70 nusb vigorously our submarine
warfare" :.
..,y. d;a not sink the Sussex,
sa;a Von Holtzendorff. II am n
c.nvinced of that A. am of anything
,,., bas happened since .,ic begin
ming of the submarine war ~ You
u,a read the definite instructions
~, o,ders to each submarine conn.,
u,ander YOU would understand that
,or nc 10 torpedo the Sussex would
=. ;rrossibIe. Many OF our subma-
zines have returned from rounding
pr;,;sb vessels and they sighted
~1o,as ~ ships between England and
America, hut not one OF 'i'ese '
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-04-21

| LAYS A TRAP
PhkNSf0RFF CLAIMS PAPERS
40 PROPERTY MAY BE
IMPLICATED.
RETURN PAPERS
~" Willing TO Admit They
"'> own or the Property of
''' herman Embassy at
Washington.

''i'NG TON, April 21.-Am-
TO- 'on Bernstorff has been
IN a trap from which he can
~'ape if washington's inter-
q developments of the past
4 = 'otfect. Washington has
|. ,Ae conclusion that the Ger
'assy' in view Of certain adj
-uSt show that the c~abas-
'oa= nothing improper in con
WIN alleged bomb plots.
|, 7sTnstorff can show Wash
-a' he has Gone nothing
isnains to be seen.
s's found in the office of
isei secretary to Captain
and himself accredited to
forms the principle
'-'s belief. The confession
!. 'oa der Goltz in London
AIeh mas reached Wash
another important ele-
~. vas considered by
'o'ay. 1t has been con-
e past few days by the
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-04-21

4 negro by the name Of Verse
Williams is being held here on O
charge of criminal assault upon q
d-ycar-old negro sirl An examining
trial will probably be- held on Mon
day TO determine what will be done
in the case.
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nrandcis Report e.oes over.

WASHINGTON. April 2 Being
unable to reach decision the gen-
ate judiciary committee to-day post
poned action on the nomination OF
Louis d. Brandeis for supreme court
Justice until Monday
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-04-21
FRENCH TROOPS PIERCE
THE GERMAN LINES.

BERLIN. April 21. French
troops penetrated German trenches
In the caurette wood by heavy at
taeks, but elsewhere on the verdun
front all French attacks were re-
pulsed. the war office announced this
atternoon. ~ n
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-04-21

Local officers are stlu holding the
three white mea and Mexican IN
connection with the Midlothian mur
der ease An examining trial will
be held at Mldloth.au within a shor,
tine TO determine II they had any
connection with The case.