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Bisbee daily review., 1916-10-17
FAMOUS TRICK BIRD MAN WILL ENTERTAIN
 CROWD AT PHOENIX
Harvey Crawford to Appear at the State Fair With His Thrilling Stunts - His Fly ing Is Miraculous.

To those who have watched aviat-
 wished for an opportunity to do the same, the announcement that Harvey Crawford, the Pacific coast aviator,
 will be at the Arizona State Fair, No
 vember 13 to IS. will be an agreeable
 surprise. A surprise because this is
 the first trip Crawford has made away
 from California as he was instructing
 the Aero Squadron of that state the
 last anyone heard of him, and an agreeable surprise as he is the builder and owner of a passenger carrying machine that he will bring with him on his trip.
 The time has passed when We were contented to take our thrills at sec ond hand. To stand on fair grounds and watch the aviator fly away Now we wish to experience the same sen sations that have become so common to him. The easy rise, the rush of air as the machine spirals up and up. Ol lAlc dS banks" stiffly to the right or left. The earthward swoop as we descend and finally to enjoy the looks of admir- ation from our less nervy friends as we step from the machine.
 Crawford has been carrying passen- gers on the coast for the past two years and, be it said to his credit, he has never had a serious accident of any kind. He is admitted to be the most careful aviator of the Aero Club of America-that is when he has a When up by himself it is a different matter. Then he is the worst fool flyer" in the country. He loops the loop. flies up-side-down, does the side slip and jelly roll and every other stunt that any other aviator has ever attempted. These things he will do at the Arizona State Fair when he is not carrying passengers
Bisbee daily review., 1916-10-17
ATLANTA RACING OPENS.

ATLANTA, Ga, Oct. 16.-Atlanta saw its first Grand Circuit racing ro- day when three events were run The track was fast and the races drew a good crowd. Of the events. two were in the pacing class and one trOtting. Each was won in straight heats. h.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-10-17
WRITER GETS FAT JOB

DENVER. Oct 16-J A. Writer. formerly secretary-treasurer of the Colorado Fuel and Iron Company. was elected a member of the board of di- rectors at the annual meeting today. He succeeds Ivy Lee. resigned. The other members of the board and offic- CTS were reelected.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-10-17
HEAD STUFFED FROM
 CATARRH OR A COLD
Says Cream Applied in Nostrils Opens Air Passages Right Up.
a.+S.s4....s...*a.....:::4*..:.

st%..%S%%+ sss.-tt..-s-s|.'' f<s--f-,s.s instant rehet-nO waiting Your clogged nostrils open right up; the air passages of your head clear and you can breathe freely. No more hawking, snufing. blowing. headache, dryness. No struggling for breath at night; your cold or catarrh disappears.
 Get small bottle Of Ely's Cream Balm from your druggist now. Apply a little of this fragrant. antiseptiC. healing cream in your nostrils. Itpen- crates through every air passage of the head soothes the inhamed or swollen mucous membrane and relief comes in stantly.
 It's just fine. Don't stay stuffed-up with a cold or nasty catarrh.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-10-17
KANSAS GUARDS DETAINED

SAN ANTONIO, Oct. 16.- Depart, ure of the Second Kansas Infantry has been delayed. It will not leave flor home Tuesday as was announced
 Saturday. The exact time of the starting cannot be fixed, 1t was an nounced tonight. until more definite advices have been received as to when the relieving troops will arrive.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-10-17
COLORADO TROOPERS
 REACH BROWNSVILLE

BROWNSVILLE, Tex, Oct. 16.- Three troops of Colorado cavalry A B and c, arrived here late today and went into camp on the site abandoned today by the First Illinois cavalry, which leaves early tomorrow for it's home station.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-10-17
WILSON TELLS OF
 PROGRESSIVENESS
Continued from page one.)

preme bench. MT. Pinchot told the President the delegation was with him because he felt ''the issue was very clear between the forces of the Republican party. the old forces of privilege and the progressive forces which you lead"
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-10-03
THE DRY CANDIDATE
SCORES OPPONENTS
j. FRANK HANLY SAYS HUGHES
AND WILSON ARE AFRAID TO
FACE LIQUOR QUESTION.
Declares That Vice President Mar
shall Surrendered to the Liquor
Traffic While Governor
OF Indiana.

KANSAS CITY. Oct 81. Frank
Hanly, the prohibition candidate for
the presidency, tore into" his chief
opponents here today because OF their
attitude toward the liquor question.
He charges that Judge Hughes
and President Wilson are afraid to
face the problem, and raped TAFT
and Fairbanks for their attitude on
the question, but he saved his warm
est statement for Vice President
Marshall.
eHe is national calamity in that
should President Wilson be re-elect-
ed and should be prevented from
ending his term the executive power
would be taken over by Riley Mar
shall, who has done more business
on less capital than any man ever
knew" said Hanly. Marshall made
an abject surrender to the liquor
traffic, and found that he confessed
to that in a message which he wrote
and addressed to the Indiana legis-
lature asking that the dry law, II
effect In that state. be repealed De
cause he, as governor. couldn't en-
force it,"
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-10-03
.B|G BATTLE
IN BULGARIA
THE RUMANIANS HAVE ATTACK
ED THE BuLGARIANS ON
THEIR OWN SOIL.
FIGHTING VIOLENT
A Desperate Battle Is Reported to
Be Raging Fast Of .i'e Fortress
Of Rustchuk-Crossin of
Danube IL Forced.

LONDON, Oct. g. - Bulgarian
forces have been attacked by the
Rumanian army that crossed the
Danube and invaded Bulgaria Sun
day and a violent battle is ragina
east of the fortress OF Rustchuk.
An Amsterdam dispatch reported
thin afternoon that the Rumanians
forced a crossing with little opposi-
tion and threw up strong entrench-
ments before attacked. Rumanian
monitors first silenced the Bulgarian
shore batteries and under cover OF
their fire the invading force Landed,
In an official statement from the
Bulgarian war office. delayed In
transmission. IL was stated that prep
arations had been made to attack
the Rumanians at once. The invad-
ing army is made up OF several
battalions, the statement said.
Rome wireless dispatches received
here this afternoon said it was re-
ported from Petrograd that Field
Marshal Won Mackensen ordered the
evacuation OF the Dobrudja fortress
of Silistra and at Tutrakan after the
Rumanians crossed the Danube.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-10-03
CAUSE NOT KNOWN
II Has Been Rumored for Some
Time That the Premier Had de-
cidcd to Resign-Not Dis
cussed at the Enhassey.
TOXIC. Oct. 3.--The japanese
cobinet, headed by Marquis Oku-
ma, resigned today.
RESIGNATION OF OKCMA
RUMORED FOR SOME TIME

WASHINGTON. Oct. 3.--The Jap
anese embassy here stated today that
the resignation of Count Okuma had
been rumored for some time, but nc
official word had been received and
the probable cause of the counts
action would not be discussed.
Qkuma's resignation is believed
however, to have resulted from the
fact he no longer has q controlling
voice in the affairs of the govern
ment. The cabinet is a coalition or
ganization and he had only minority
support in 1t. The emperor was un-
willing to accept Count Okuma's res
ignation when ii was offered year
ago, together with that OF the other
members of the cabinet. At that
time Home Minister Oura resigned
because OF charges OF bribery and
Okuma and others offered to step
down.
The emperor and elder statesmen,
after a conference, urged the pre-
mier to remain and he assented.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-10-03
ToDaY's IL COLUMN.
NATIONAL LFACrE.

stood that the premier has been con-
templating resigning for some
months and has been waiting for a
time when he thought he could ar
range for successor from his own
party. Vice Count Kato, former
minister of foreign affairs under
Okuma and now leader of the
latter's party in the lower
house, is said to be the candl-
date of that body for the premier
ship. Okuma's opponents advocate
the appointment of Count Teranchi.
now governor of Korea.
Teranchi. with the title OF mar
shall, has the highest rank in the
japanese army.
Count Okuma is 10 years old. and
has been premier two and half
years. 1t is considered likely that
his advanced age also had something
to do with his desire to retire.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-10-03
EIGHTY 1HotsAND WORKERs
To GKr INCREASE IN WAGES
AND sssOHTER HOURS.
MANY FIRMS RlIsE
Al the mtg Paching Cusccrrs ansi
t,as,eent Making Flsss- N Chicago
volwnserliy Add Nillions 70 pay.
rolls Asnually.

CHICAGO. October 3D. Eighty
thousand workers. win he affected by
the ware increases and shorter houra
announced ~ packers and garment
rsakins firms today.
Five million dollars will be added
annually 70 the payroll.
Wilson = Co. Armour 4 CO.. swift
4 Co. Morris 4 CO. and I4ibbey. Mo
Neal 4 I.lbhey announced increases
of two and half cents an hour on
y ten-hour working day FOR all cr,-
ployes In the operating department.
rhe increase IN wages affects ali
plantsFi in the United States.
Members OF ths Wholesale Cutters
association will reduce working
hours frcm-b2 to 4s a wcek This
pay will remain thu same and time
and haif FOR overtime viii be paid
for extra work This means an m
crease OF one million dollifa a year
In wages through the overtime.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-10-03
|H|lIE Of STRIKE
HAS Been BROKEN
|NllG PROTECTION HAS BEEN
EnHDRAWN FROM SUBWAY
TRAINS IN NEW YORK.
~ Few Workers Have Gone Out
/ Addition to the Street Car
xa-Eleyen Cases Violence
Last Night.

| NEW YORK, Oct. 3.-The practi
| y collapse of the New York trac'
u strike was evident today by the
|slidnSal Of police protection from
Glsg trains and a decrease of such
fslston on surface cars.
bullet whizzed through a speed
as elevated train at Hath street
='s =='ss 'aiiss ''aaiiss morning and clipped Off
Fs0 Of the ear of Melville Wright
~ ~, and caused momentary
slt among the passengers. Tht
le we're unable to locate the snip
ls'en cases Of violence were re
ffc over night. A number oI
FSas we're injured when a Thirt
aaas elevated train crashed into
huge electric crane.
y addition to the traction strik
= aad IN Westchester county 400
Srrlers and 500 window clean
''s out. The ferry and tug boa
ny appears to have been brok.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-10-03
BOSTON IS LEAD|hG
IN THE SECOND GAME
UP TO SEVENTH INNING hos
TON WAS AHEAD or THE
PHILLIES, s TO 2.
Eighteen thousand Fans Crowded In
to the Grand stand to Witness
the Contest--Rixey Pitching
for PhiIlies.

PHHADELPHIA, october d.
Fully $4,000 enthusiastic fans are
out this afternoon to see the sec
ond battle between the Phillies and
Boston Rraycs. Rixey went to the
mound for philadelphia while Stall.
iings selected Dick Rudolph to do ths
slab work for the Braves.
In the very first inning a double
to center by Maranviilc gave Bos'
ton chance to score when Fitzpat
rick singled sending Maranville &C
third, hut Comiskey hit into a double
and stopped the score.
The score by innings 10 . follows
up to the seventh:
Boston ..........O
philadelphia -. 80 Q 9
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-10-03
EFFORTS To RESUME sUBMa.
RINE wARFARE Will BE DR-
FEATED ~ REICHsTAG.
PEACE IS DESIRED
Nationalist liberal Party i1aslcr IDc'
clares that Germany Wants to
Live az Peace With
America.
BY Karl ". Alderman.

BERLIN, October A. Efforts al
the von Tirpitz party to force re-.
sumption OF submarine warfare will
be defeated as result OF confer
|ences now being held In secret ses-
sion Of the reichstag committee. Il
is now generally believed
The Tirpitzites. however. hope to
get public discussion OF the whole
question when the reichstag recon
yenes Thursday,
Ernest Basscrman. gray haired
nationalist liberal party leader. and
one of the most important figures IN
the reichstag. said today the ques-
tion had been aired in the budget
committee in an effort to get II fully
discussed in open session.
We wish to live ut peace and at
friendship with America he said.
"but undoubtedly there Is bitter feel
ing here because America supplies
munitions TO our enemies with which
to continue the war.
III America should succeed In
forcing England to obey internation-
al law and bestow the freedom Of
the seas as perceived by American
energy against England's brutaliaa-
ton OF neutrals 1t would have a de-
cisive influence on the political situ-
alton between the two countries
do you think the submarine war
fare will be resumed?" he was ask
ed
THAT must be decided by the for
eign office, ministry OF marine and
general staff" he replied. England
is our chief enemy and we must rec
ognize this and defeat her."
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-10-03
State SENATOR ALLEGES
CONSPIRACY To InJURE HIN

BILLISCA, Iowa, October 5---r.
r. Jones, state senator. has serFed
notice of a $4,000 suit for dam
ages against ]. \. Wilkerson' a
Burns detective. and eight prominent
local citizens, including a Presbyte-
rian minister. charging that they CON
spired TO injure him through ailes-
ing that he inspired and financed the
famous "axe murders OF e'gh'
persons in the home OF Joseph Moore
IA business rival. last June.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-10-03
DESTROY bR|OGEs BEHIND
THE INVADING FORCES
BULGARIAN MONITORS WRECK
ED PONTOON BRIDGES AFTER
TROOPS HAD CROSSED.
Fighting Is Going OF Evrywhere
Along the Line With the Ru-
manians on the Offensive.
Germans In Attack.

BERLIN, Oct. 3.-Bulgarian mon
itors operating on the Danube de-
stroyed a pontoon bridge in the rear
of the Rumanians that crossed the
river into Bulgarian territory. II
was ,officially announced this after
noon. Fighting is going on every
where along the line with the Ru-
manians generally on the offensive
North OF Fogeras the Austro-Ger-
man forces came in contact with su-
perior Rumanian detachments and
were forced to withdraw. Rumanians
are attacking in force at Red Power
pass.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-10-03
GERMANS MAKE ATTACK
ON FRENCH LINES
VIOLENT ATTACKS EAST COM
BLES. LAST NIGHT BEATEN
OFF BY FRENCH.
A Violent Artillery Duel Tcok ilace
In the Region Of Rancourt.
Teutons Attack From.
Pierre Woods.

PARIS. October 3.--The Germans
made a strong attempt to recapture
French positions east of Compies
last night but we're repulsed.
Elsewhere, with the exception OF .
violent artillery duel in the region
OF Rancourt. the night passed
quietly on the Somme front.
The Germans attempted to attack
from Pierre woods, but were caught
ty French artillery and machine gun
fire and we're thrown back to the
starting point. The French tooE
scme prisoners.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-10-03
ctRRsNzA COLONEL
SHOT AND kIiI.ED AMERICAN

FL rAso. Texas. October s.--u
W. Morton. an American employed
in railroad offices In Mexico City was
shot and Killed by carranza colonel
rccentiy in the Mexican capital. ac-
cording TO his sister. Mrs l.. ~ Roz.
ers OF This city. who stated that tho
news was contained In letter re-
reived from II. w. IAngdon. an
American engineer who witnessed
the shooting.
The letter to MIRA Rogers stated
that Morton and I.angdcn were seat.
ed In = cafe conversine In English
when the officer told them that tho
usc OF English was forbidden. When
Morton asked when such an order
was issucsl. the letter continued. shs
officer fired
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-10-03
ITALIANS SMELLING
AUSTRIAN POSITIONS
BELIEVED TO BE MAKING PREP
ARATIONS RENEWAL ADVANCE
AGAINST TRIESTE.
Italian Air Sqnadrons Also Bombard-
ing the Austrian Line Of Conn
municationS.

ZURICH, Switzerland, October 8.
The Italians have been violently
bombarding Austrian positions near
Monfalcone three days as If in pre-
paration for the renewal of their
advance against Trieste.
Italian air squadrons at the same
time have been engaged in lombard
ing the enemy's communications.
The latest Austrian newspapers
comment on the severity OF TINS
bombardment and warn the Austrian
public that it may be necessary 70
withdraw at some points.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-10-03
SENSATIONAL REVELATIONS Ex.
PECTED I'm THE INQUIRY
NOW ON IN CHICAGO.
.PROSECUTEFR|ENDs
Mayor Thompson Announces That
Amy of His Friends Calght Craft
ing Will BE Prosecuted-Fed.
eral Investigation Now On.

CHICAGO, Oct. 3.-Following the
announcement of Mayor Thompson
that he would prosecute even his
friends caught in the graft probe
now in progress grafters and gam
blers who have been working under
police protection and political privi-
leges were hustling for cover today.
The raid on the Specimens Club
of America, of which the mayor was
formerly president, made by States
Attorney Hoyne yesterday, is eaus-
ing panic among local politicians
who are said to have purchased i'm
munity through membership in the
club.
The grand jury will begin an in
vestigation of the affairs of the club
today or tomorrow to learn what
has become of the 100000 collected
for membership.
Federal Judge Lands is conduct
ing an investigation of the racing
pool which is expected to disclose a
national syndicate, following the tes-
timony of bookmaker that leased
wires were maintained between St.
Louis and Buffalo. He testified that
the pool cleaned up between $4,000
and $1,000 day.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-10-03
WORLDS SERIES WILL
START NEXT SATURDAY
THE FIRST TWO GAMES OF THE
SERIES FOR WORLD' HONORS
BE PLAYED AT BOSTON.
The Next Two Games Will Then i'e
PLAYED in Brooklyn or Philadei-
phia-Friday to BE y
Day of Rest.

NEW YORK, Oct. 3.-The first
ard second game of the worlds Sc
r;es will be played at. Boston on
October : and 9. according to an
ncuncement made by the Natiohai
Bsse Ball commission at meeting
here today. After Saturday and
Nonday the two teams will play two
games at Brooklyn or Philadelphia
II the fifth game is necessary II VIII
he played at Boston and If the sixth
game is necessary ID will be played
A, brooklyn or Philadelphia. by
s,ecial arrangement the last game
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-10-03
TIE sERDIlns CAPTURE
FIRST LINE InEleuts

PARIS. October S.-Continuing
their advance northeast Of Florina
the serbians yesterday captured first
line trenches on the heishts Of
stakowgrab. II was officially nm
nounced today. The Bulgarinns
counter attacked twice against posi-
tions won by tho British on the cast
bank Of tho struma but we're ~
pulsed, suffering heavy losses.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-10-03
PASSED CHECK on TEXAS
OIL COMPANIES IS CHARGE

ARDMORE, Okla. October a.
John Keller. charged with passinF
bad checks drawn on big oil com
panies in Texas and Oklahoma, Is
in Jail following his arrest at the
works. 1t is believed he Is the
leader of a gang OF forgers that have
been preying upon the bank accounts
of the oil companies. Police allegs
he has collected over $4,000 through
the medium OF bad checks.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-10-03
ONLY A SMALL PORTION or TINE
USUAL SUPPLY REACHED
NEW YORK TODAY.
PUSHING THE PROBE
State Authorities Continue Invcstiga-
tion Dsiryinen's League and Pro-
duccss' Observation-Disclosures
tails and babies Served First.

NEW YORK, October s. only
about twenty-five 70 thirty-fiyc per
cent Of the usual supply Of milk
reached New York today, according
to estimates OF both sides Of the biz
milk strike. Hospitals and bubbles
still have their share Of fresh milk,
Many restaurants and cafes were
without any and households found
orly a small portion at the doors this
morning.
Meanwhile the state authorities
pushed their investigation OF both
tho alleged distributing and produce
Ing combines, now at loggerheads
A referee will take testimony In an
effort to ascertain II the dairymen's
league a farmers organization
Ii combining in restraint OF selling,
nnd II the 'stig three distributors
are guilty OF any price fixing con-
spiracy.
The health health department has assiih-
cd to let down the bars to unpas-
teurized milk. hence no relief is In
sight.
The distributors are doing their
utmost to get distant supplies, but
tLey admit that probably by Thurs
Gay the pinch Of famine Will be felt
In the city
Civic organizations have taken a
hand In tho fight. Realizing that
continuation OF the struggle may
mean death or serious illness OF
thousands OF children the house
wives league has called session
for this afternoon.
The outcome OF the strike. many
feel. will be arrangements for some
kind OF state control over the mill
business. perhaps the establishment
o, cooperative producing and dis
tvibuting method.
| Upstate reports still show that
farmers are attacking milk wagons
and spilling the contents.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-10-03
||I|[CKS CAR TO
Escape BANDITS
x,x HAS A THRILLING
DsIl.ss DsIlssp,ryCE WITH FOUR
aw HoLD-rP MEN.
/ ROBBED OF s10S
,.:,s relieved Of oMney the
-, Grabbed steering Gear
n.sbed Car Into Curb.
one Arrest Made.

.,,,s Texas. October Be. ID.
.. court stenographer.
's.,s an automobile to escape
-, iitney bandits at an early
:, this morning.
s,Kurie boarded the auto at the
..,,tie shortly after midnight.
I, srangers we're in the rear seat
!, Mn and another was seated
!, ,,s driver. As the jitney reach
u,vsnries home he started to
i, wbsp he was seized by the
/. nell in the rear seat with MN
a. ,hs driver and the other
,.s, vent through his pockets.
rg,,re shouted to his wife to
H., hIs revolver. The driver speed
!. !, and the two men on the rear
x,t seized him to throw MIN from
4 auto. He wriggled loose from
/, nptors. grabbed the steering
,,,,l and twisted the car into the
|s,A, Mckenzie and one OF the
,,,das we're thrown out of the car,
rSsnrie sustaining a broken arm.
Al the bandits fled but the police.
~,,,d the number of the car and
hw arrested the driver at a room
| u house The police recovered $50
n die slOS stolen from Mckenzie.
| I'd The driver, who gave his name
! ! lanes Hale, is alleged to have
aissed.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-10-03
|lHlsI|0I TO OkUMA
| nDs[0 RESIGNATION
ellS oF JAPANESE PRE-
AlLk OPPOSED BY UPPER
HOUSE OF PARLIAMENT.
stood That He Had Been
'plating Resigning for
'eFai Months-Unable
TO Control situation.

L. .''A'HiSGT0N. Oct. s.-Persis-
!. spp0s''lon of the Japanese up
h !. -,s,eetise s house of parliament
-. p0acies of Premier okuma is
| \ ,.,'s ''e LOT his resignation. news
|,,.,s 'a Vas cabled here today from
IL. 'ae belief of the embassy
H., :. 'ana party controlled a ma
|ssI..s : !, NE lower house, but it is
~, i. a' the other parties in the
!. .'ass ~ formed against him. II
~, aa' okuma, some weeks ago,
IL =. as 10 would be unable to con-
s,.,., situation when the house
"a December. 1t is under
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-10-03

TEMPLE. Tex. Oct. 3.--The Bell
county fair opened here today at
the fair grounds west of tho city.
This is the second annual county
exhibition, and will last through the
week.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-10-03
AVIATOR DRIFTS ALL NIGHT
IN HIS AYDRU-alauPlANE

BOSTON, October S.-Lawrenc9
Sperry, a New York aviator ana III
yentor. after drifting all snight ID
his hydro-aeroplane off Nantucke'
where he descended after running
out of gasoline, was picked up TINS
morning. He was none the worse
for the night spent on the water
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-10-03

, GOODBYE tn DUTCH
, SoUR kRtuT JOINS
HIGH COST oF LIVING.

, MILWAUKEE. Oct. Sour
, kraut has joined the high cost
, of living products brigade.
B Manufacturer who formerly
} paid $500 per ton for cabbage
B now pay $4,000 for same.