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Estaren decomposition
los cuerpos de los
soldados
Especial para la PRsSSA-

Ell PASO, Texas. Julio 3.-Dcbid0
al estado de Decomposition Ell Que
sc cncuentran los cuerpOS dc los SOL
dados americanoS que fueron muer-
tos en- ci combate de Carrizal. Ia GEM
paTia funeraria de e. paso que hizo
e contrato para Ia remoci0n de cS0S
cadayereS. declare hoy Que no podria
saiir de Ciudad Juarez Sin0 haSta ma
iiana. La menci0nada rompahia Ia
provisto a Ia genie que fut a reco-
ger los caddveres de cajas eSpecia.cS
para e. trasporte de tstoS.
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FNTRE Ell PASO Y FABENS :,
(Vicne dc la Ia. plana)

NJ, de donde Embellishments SC Pr
dieron auxilios al Fuertc Bliss. Dos
companies del octave de caballcria
salicron esta tardc para e. lugar in
decade.
Anapra cs una pcqucna ~estacion
uuc sc c~ncuentra situada sobrc la via
del Ferrocarril dc Fl Paso y Suroestc,
como 4 seis mi!las a. occidente de es-
"a ciudad, y scgun sc sabe, un regu-
lar numcro de m~cxicanos sc han cSta.
10 reuniendo desde hacc varios dIas
a unas cuantas millas de csc lugar.
Dichos m%exicanos intcntaron hoy
un "raid" en- las casas de los ran-
chos cercanos, situados cerca dc IA
via ferrea.
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ounce toneladas dc manganese, me
ial que dicen los v~iajeroS que abunda
en- la ISla de San Marcos.
Parte dc los senoreS que compo-
Aian Ia expedition tomaron e. trsn
en- Guaymas. con Ell objeto de agcn-
ciar en- HermoSiilo ell permiso para ia
exploitation de los yacimentos &c
manganese citaGO.
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Ccrca de Nogales fue tirotcado un
tren de fucrzas milicianas.

Por otros informes recibidos aqui
hoy. Sc supo tambien que log trcncs
militares han estado siendo tlrotea-
dos en- las cercanias de Nogales. Ari-
IONA, por individuos que sc cree sean
tiradores mexicanos que han logrado
i~ntcrnarse a travGs de Ia Inca divi-
soria.
DuIantc el dia de hoy, un trcn que
aonducia al segundo regimicnto de
Connecticut, fue tiroteado dos wees
antes de que llegara a Ia p%oblacion dc
Nogalcs. Ell m%aquinista de dicho +
result6 herido en- el hombro, y uGo
dc los milicianos ocupo su pucsto con
duciendo Ia maquina hasta que lego
d Nogales.
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UN NUEVO PRODUCTO NATU-
RAJ DESCUBIERTO EN- UNA
ISLA MEXICANA

SAN DIEGO, Julio 2.-Varios IA
bricantes Y mincros de Los Angeles,
hiclcron I'm viaje de exploration I Ia
is!a m~exicana &c San Marcos, encla-
vada Ell e. GoIfo de CorteS, Y como
resuItado de dicha expedition, vegre-
sarou = csc puerto, trayendo 4 borCo
de Ia golcta auxiliar None Such
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Nr.r d. bIsrar TnaT'52-
N.srrr y itlTlIr'p.
r..lr a-tp DC amor
81 ,lovfr Fr"-iad".
III ng-ytfnriu % Ia -ol'r'aS,
IL ra-Ji~rr Dr. la IEUIcrc>-
II u.terup dc '"> hOIHbrcs-
~ India DE- lr- mars
II ,l,Ig~ dr e -u"~slHaS.
n ui.lu &C. rIi-rH"r''S.
- II DC il> uiua-.
IL alma eU m be>p.
IA mia d. Ia, IipTe>.
Ia niha dr lbs jaZiIiir'S.
Ia rGlgl;a allegro.
- cnr'n dol amor.
IA r-fur"Sa del dollar.
IA lria de Venus
las nlrpras Jet aIuur-
I-i> Iiias del champagne.
L. Twas u"deruls.
NaIGllaS sean la mui"rrs-
HaiIituS scan To- hpUsbr"s-
Naiditas scau las suescs5.
WaldI,o sea FL amor.
Nafdi;os sean los ce,9s.
FprVUG - cIsan los huim5rc>-
Prrquc - casau las muIercs.
Ppruuc pecan las mujeres.
FcruuG rci1cideR las viudds.
PoruuG murInuran las ylcIaS-
Tor srgutr Z Una mui"T.
~ majeStad 81 Amor.
Viva INT uvYia,
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la NOJi DE CiRRtNIA..
Nienc dc Ia Pag. la.)

raids" cn tcrritorio de los Estados
Uridos. FL gobicrno tomara debida
nota de esta promcsa Y esperara a que
Sc cumpla, para asi disnoner la mo-
vilizacion de las fuerzas que SC ha-
Han en- Mexico.
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ST Mexico no cuenta con Ia alianza.....

II, en- 81 mayoria, Sc co~aSlgnaran a
san Antonio. Ademas de este, Sc en-
viaran .atas de dos libras de earn"
en- ndmerO de QninientaS mil. Y dos
c~ientas ~cuarcnta mil de tOcino.
En- el t6rmino de los lllimos och0
Iias. el GobicInO Americana Ia adj
quiFido mil quinient0s camlonc>. y
las caSaS vendcdoraS prQpOrcionaIdn
tambi6n mas de dos mil "cirduffcurs
y mecanicos para aquelIas maqulna<.
Tralase igualmentc de OrganIzar cI
~Scrviciu aerco. adiestrandO dc qulnlrn
tos a mil photos para cl mancJo de
los aeroplanos para el EjerClto. III
este particular, har gran deflcien-
cia, pues el DcpartamcnLc de Cue
IRA SOLO cucnta con ounce aNIaIOr"s,
y Ia falta de preparation en- est" a
sunto constitute un probiema qu"
no puedc ~rcSolycrse con dlnero nj G!
.brevc tempo. Las fabricaS de mdqul-
mas vOladOraS 50 han c~OmprOmctI-
do a suminiSIrar. ll"gado -. mom"n-
10 oportuno. iicz aparatos uiarIa-
!ncnte: peru no hay QulcN scpa ma
nriarloS. COnfOrmc Il iUS ca!cu.os pr
ricia,cS, So nece9ital V"lntIun milo
49, l. .I.I,r,- nor, rDrTu1" .TI,rrrS
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Carranza iasistc en- la rctrads dc las

HopSs-
La nota que ha recibfdo el Emba-
jador Arredondo. ~reitera Ia deman-
da del gobierno de Carranza, para eE
retro de las tropas del general Fers-
hing; pero segun Sc asegura, tai
petici0n Sc hacc en- IN forma come
dida y serena, que ell gobierno anne
ricano no podria considerable como
una ofensa.
Ell jefe del ~gobierno de facto de-
clara en- su nueva Eota que la pTesen-
cha dc Ia expedition del general PerS-
hing en- territorio ~me&icanoscs el prin
.cipal1 obstacuIo para la ~restauraei6n
del orden en- ell Norte de Mexico;ty
que la retirada de IA expedition spu-
nitiva, sera seguida por una movi-
lizacion en- gener2l de Eopas yara
proteger perfectane lie Ia iinea
nncinnal en- : svica-
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:lnunciantcS

Nzurrua. por CarlDta Eracinc.
bora. pur Carlvia Rrs"inc.
IL HorcrrD dc ORC.
II EIiu malIIl".
~ manuSrrItp d" nj insure.
~ ruTs Dc alJ~a.
Maria. I'rr Jorge I>aaCS.
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GG1-Gil ST.
IAN ANTONIO TTN AS.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-10-19
At the Dixie.

The big attraction at the Dixie
theater today is Miss Billie Burke,
playing one of her "Gloria's Ro-
nance" series. The title of this one
is THE Bitter Truth" Much is re-
vealed in this number and those who
have been keeping up with the Sc
ries should not fail TO see il. Two
ether good attractions are on the
Dixie program AT the Dixie tomof-
row Dustin Farnum shows hts love
for the out of doors in his latest
Pallas- Paramount screen story, Da-
" Crockett" His proficiency with
the paddle, the rifle. and his knowl-
edge of the gentle art OF riding a
spirited horse all stand. him ia good
stead Ia the vigorous action OF TINS
frontier story of the youth of Dayy
Crockett. Other aotable charac-
tiers in this production are Winni-
fred Kingston, Harry de were, Her
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-10-19
Liverpool Sales and Receipts.
Chicago Grain.
Local MarKes.

l The Waxahachie dealers are pay
Ing the following prices for country
produce today:
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HTl1T1E
FRANCIS Y. BUSHMAN
AT THE EMPIRE TODAY

"His stolen fortune" is the title
of an Bssanay feature being shown
at the Empire theater doday Fran
els X. Bushman and Beverly Bayne
are playing the leading roles. Frank
Wentworth, an adventurous young
American, is left vast fortune by
an uncle. After enjoying it for SIX
months and engaging himself to a
society girl. he discovers a letter
from the deceased relative, confess
ing that the fortune was stolen from
a Pole. named Max Illuski. Frank
is ordered to return il. He adver-
tises for the rightfud heir and hun
dreds of Illuskis appear Mrs Hoi-
combe. his prospective mother-in-
law, denounces him publicly. His
experiences in seeking the lost heir
give him a thrilling twenty-four
hours, at the end of which he is
found exhausted by the attorney for
the estate. The latter informs him
the letter was merely to test his hons
esy and that he is the rightful pos
SCISSOR of he fortune. All ends pleas
antly. Fhe fun attraction at the
Empire is Ham. Bud and Ethel
Teare in Ham in the Drug Store,
a Ham comedy. The other attrac-
ton is "Hearst-S elig Tribune" a
motion picture newspaper showing
the late news in motion pictures.
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AMERICAN REPORTER
IN LONDON TOW "


Omitted Press stan Correspondent.
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WANTED.

WANTED Good. second hand top
buggy. Must be bargain Address
j. f. Cox. Boyce, Tex. t79pd
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WHEAT GOING uP. TOO.

EDMONTON. Ait, Oct. a.
G. S. Noble, pioneer farmer Of
the Claresholm district, TO-DAY
had an official award from the
Alberta government, Of the
worlds record Tor raising
wheat Ills 1000 acre field
ayeraecd - bushels 10 ihr acre.
This is one 'hushei higher than
the worlds record, held in -
louise county Washington. In the
United states. The grain No
BILE says, will grade No. ! hard
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-06-20
HECOHD TINE MADE ACROSS
THE PACIFIC OCEAN

PEKIN. China, June 20.--The
record for trans-Paeific travel from
sam Francisco ia PekIn by the
Southern route was lowered twenty
.ours when Corporal John Alcxan-
der and fourteen priyates of the
United States marine corps arrived
here for duty with the American le-
gaiiqn guard OF marines, after hay
ing been thirty-four days enroute
from san Francisco. The best pre-
ylous record was thirty-five days
end nine hours.
The party OF United States
marines left San Francisco via an
army transport. and at Guam. Ma
rianna Islands. transhipped TO the
u. s. S. Brooklyn, which brought
them directly to Shanghai They
came from Shanghai to Pekin by
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AL AMERICANS SLAIN
At CERRALV0 NINE
REPORT sLACGHTER BROUGHT
To BROWNSVILLE BY AMERI-
CAN REFUGEES.
Mexican Customs Collector Attempts
20 Leave His Post But Is Cap
tured--WiIl Probably
BE Shot.

BROWNSVILLE Texas. June 20
Passengers arriving here from the
interior by train reported that all the
Americans at the cerralvo mine had
been murdered This report has not
been confirmed.
Excitement continues in Mata-
moros where food famine Is said
10 exist. The plaSas are crowded
with citizens and arms have been is
sued to men and boys.
An armored flat car was brought
from Monterey and placed at the
entrance to the international bridge.
General Ricaut Is reported to have
left for Monterey this morning ac-
companied by large force.
Customs Collector Gonzales was ar
rested when he attempted to leave
his post. He vas charged with de-
sertion and will probably be shot.
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fresh as daisy always by washing
the poisons and toxins from the
body with phosphatcd hot water
each morning.
We should drink, before break
fast, a glass OF real hot water with
d teaspoonful OF limestone phos-
plate III II 10 flush from the stom-
ach. liver. kidneys and ten yards OF
bowels the previous days indigestt.
BILE waste. sour bile and poisonous
toxins. thus cleansing, sweetening
aud purifying the entire alimentary
tract before putting more food into
the stomach.
The action OF limestone phosphate
aud hot water on an empty stom-
ach Ii wonderfully inyigorating. II
cleans out all the sour fermenta-
tions. gases. waste and acidity and
gives one splendid appetite for
breakfast and ii is said 10 be but a
little while until the roses begin TO
appear In the cheeks. A quarter
pound Of limestone phosphate will
cost very little at the drug store. but
Is sufiicient to make anyone who Is
bothered with biliousness. constipa-
ton, stomach trouble or rheumatism
real enthusiast on the subject of
internal sanitation. Try it and you
are assured that you Will look bet
ter and feel better In every way
shortly --t adv.l
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coming event. J. y. Wilson. VINO
was present al the meeting. said TIE
matter Of deftrring their entertain
ment until the day of the 4th vas
already mp and that he for one
would be glad TO link arms WITH
the citizens and make the July fth
celebration the biggest and best
gathering ever held in the CITY
Chairman Mincey made announce
meut of the appointment OF the ioi-
lowing committees:
Program-Dr. l.. ID. Parneli, W.
NJ. TidweII. w. A. Ownhy.
concessions-H y. Naylor. Frank
u. Rogers. W. A. Roberts.
Luncheon-H. A. Pierce, X. W.
Getzendaner, Sam Moses. r. Z. Orr
r. A. Ferris, C. w. Davis. Bob Cole
man. O. Il. Sims. c. II. Kuykendall.
EN- Reagor. viii Moore. w. @. Nc
CLAIM. ]. b.. Wilson, Lee Quaite, X.
II Davis. Grafton Nycum, c. A. Will
.kins. -. -. thurman, c. Z. Schus-
ter. Rgbt Harrison. A. n. Bedford
s.. f. Hilburn, DR.. w. p. Sims, U.
w. Maxwell. b. +. Forester, ST.,
DR.. X. w. Poplin.
J. b. Wilson, VIM. stiles, 1. %.
Jackson and DR.. l.. Keplinger we're
added to the finance committee.
II was the wish of the mass meet
ing that Mrs. II. Hanks Davis, home
demonstration agent, have the can
ming club girls in attendance and
that Farm Demonstration Agent ID.
d. Floyd have the pig club and corn
club boys In attendance.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-06-20
1lE CALL TO ARMS
/, SWEEPS YlLE RANKS
Itey Slay tset Pcrsaission 10 Remain
Awa1 gIntl After The lsaseball
ncneon Cloecs Neat
Saturday.

h NEW HAVEN. Conn. June 20.
The call to arms issued throughout
1hr connfry yesterday swept Yale's
baecball and crew ranks and threat
d0sd 70 desasttte other Of Elfs ath-
|ietic hopes beyond repair Four
snembcrs III the Varsity crew to meet
Harvard Friday belong 70 the Yale
kntiery. Three mcmbefS Of the base
IN team are also subject 70 the
militia call
Their cases lnye been taken up
NJ Aiiutnns ueneral Cole OF the Con-
neetisut Nstipnal Guard who has ask.
q special permission for them to r.
lnAin away until the baseball season
<fpsea saturday
When tho haryArd csfN Nt{{ed
thnt Yale hid been robbed 81 four
lnsnaberx Of her crew they offered to
row the race any time. even this af-
aernoon without waiting until Yale
u Handicapped BY the loss Of her
sshlctss.
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sln|TAR|Un MOVEMENT
LAUNCHED LAST NIGHT
CITIZENS RALLY To arrEtf.
FROM DIREaTogs AND START
MOVEMENT.
Ministers Win Emphasize Need of
sanismianl in sermons and Mass
Meeting WI BE Held
Jub u.

The directors Of the waxahaeiIie
ssnitarium called a meeting OF the
stoc kholdcrs last might TO discuss
ways and means OF procuring a new
ean,tarium OF sufficient sire TO take
care Of the wants OF the town. A
report covering the nineteen months
the ssnitarium has been ia operation
vas read and IL showed the institu-
ton ~as q little better than self-sus-
taininr during this period OF time.
AFTER considerable talk about the
need Of !. better building IL was de-
cidcd to pro aote campaign TO So
cure subscriptions for the erection OF
a modern flrc-proof building.
Arrangements viii be made 10
hold hospital rally on sunday.
July .. for the purpose OF creating
in favor Of new SAM
tarium. All ministers OF the city VIII
be asked to cooperate in the rally
b. preaching special SER
mon on hospital work. emphasizing
the need OF new building for Waxa-
hachie. On the afternoon OF that
same day a mass meeting will be held
To start the campaign
There Is no disputing the fact that
waxahachio IL greatly In need Of q
new and modern sanitarium. Thu
present hospital has emphasized its
uoed and people have long been look
ing forward TO the time when the
work would be taken up. >'eopie
throughout the city are urged to at
tend the sunday services on July ,
and the mars meeting In the after
noon Waxahaehie must have a ade-
quate saniserium.
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SELECTION Of JURY
IN HARRISON CASE
WORK Is TEDIOUS AND LONG
DRAWN OUT IN CELEBRATED
CASE AT FORT WORTH.
Girl Bride Prefers Farmers While
state Wants Jurors Who Are
Married aud Have Danght-
crs Of Their Own.

FORT WORTH, Texas, June go
The state, in the trial Of Mrs. kath-
crime Harrison. the Is year old girl
bride. charged with murder. wants
Jurors who are married, who have
led moral lives and who have young
daaghers. The defense prefers
farmers who arc -un-cquainted with
the lures OF city life.
This was brought out today in the
examination Of Neniremen for 2 jury
before whom to try Mrs. Harrison on
a charge OF shooting and killing w
l. Warren. an aged hotelkeeper.
Airs. Harrison came into court 10
day accompanied by her mother,
sister aud husband. Chas. Harrison,
aged 20. who IS charged Jointly
viii The crime. sac was dressed
entirely ia white aud appeared calm
and intensely interested IN the sciee-
item Of the iarcrs
The examination of vcuirmen be
SD Al > 80 AVID the first Juror was
accepted az 10 So. At noon five
iGrors had ncga accepted
These Included y Wilson.
stationary enssneer EMPLOYED by "a
brewery A a Jackson. farmer ~
Eserman ~ ~ pealon farmer
II Grapevine n & Fowler.
clerk 81 tbs Saitf naeaiar hnuss
aaa H. y uFant. a resident % Fari
Worth ehe sala he 81. raised on a
iarm
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-06-20
MAY RESORT 10 MILITIA
CONsCRlPTiON IN MINNESOTA

ST PAUL. MINI. June 10
CONSUMPTION may be forced upon
Minnesota men capable of bearing
arms. To recruit the Minnesota Ma
tional Guard TO full war strength.
The Minnesota military code pro-
sldes for enrolment OF eligible arms
hearers. With the taking Of each
census
High military authorities today
said they considered this clause
sufficient ground for forcing Min
nssotn men 10 enlistment. The
matter may be brought before the
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-06-20
COURT HAS RECESSED
POWERS CASE TOMORROW
MANY ORDERS ARE ENTERED
DURING MONDAYS SESSION
OF THE COURT.
Case Against j. X. A. Powers Will BE
Called Wednesday Afternoon at
1880 O'clock-Special
Nenire.

District court opened at 9 O'Clock
Monday morning when the following
orders were issued:
Thomas Howard versus Jesse How
ard ct al, partition; final report of
receiver and expense items approved
and correction of errors in judgment
heretofore rendered as to interest of
parties; receiver discharged.
w j. Dunaway versus T. M.
Vaughn, try title, damages and re-
move cloud; G, p. Hines appointed
! to represent nonresident defendants.
Plaintiff has judgment as prayed for.
j. w. Garrett versus Chas. Bran
don ct al, Partition, report of sale
of property approved. receiver direct
led to execute deed to purchaser.
VIM. Gee versus Southern Traction
company, defendant granted leave to
lille amended motion for new trial
and motion passed to June 26.
NJ. f. Fears versus Southern Trac-
ltion company, damages; motion pass
ed to June 20.
Sallie p. Mullen versus Elmer Nc
lLaughlin ct al, to rescind trade; mo-
ton of plaintiff for a new trial pass
ed to June 26.
Criminal Docket.
Clifford Garrison, seduction; con-
tinued on application of defendant
flor absent witnesses.
Tom Tanner, theft of horse; de-
PENDANTS application for continuance
overruled After being warned de-
lfendant entered plea of guilty, Jury
finds him guilty and assessed his
punishment at confinement in the
lpenitentiary for term OF two years.
defendant valves time and is sem
fenced to two years in penitentiary.
Carson p Reed, burglary; altar
being warned entered a plea Of
guilty. Jury finds him guilty and
| fixed his punishment at four years
in the penitentiary, and recommends
suspended sentence.
Vicente Ribio. assault to murder;
case reset.
Verse Williams. criminal assault
under age: set for trial July IL at
O'Clock. Special venire OF sixty
men ordered drawn and summoned
from which 10 select a Jury.
l.. u. Kelly. pursuing occupation
of selling liquor; set for July 5.
James Thomas. murder; set FOR
july Is al a. N. Special venirc II
siSy men ordered
pilip kaufman. soliciting orders
for Intoxicating liquors. two eases
set Tor July IL.
Earl Harvey. forgery; set tor Juls
10
" Moore. forgery and havlns
forsed instruments IA possession. set
Tor July 10
George Mcney. murder. set far
Iuls special yeAire og SIXTY men
ordered
q " Waite punnine occupation
or sell.ns liquor. sst Sos June -
lille johnson. murder. Sin for
l4it I Special yeuire % slxfy men
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Della Fieais. theft fram - pes
san. asfendaur muUar ta sef aelas
ilsSnsnf 4na ar4nt nva ttal eaa
Npsffoaea % Same Isl
stats af Tstaa tersaa q M Is eeN
sss. fNr alHtI tsu easfs
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az i.sa ollaez