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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-09

Duncan Discharged The case against
o. l. Duncan, charged with issuing n
bad check. was dismissed by Justice OF
the Peace Maupn this morning on rec
ommcndntion Of the county attornH
El Reno Chief Democrat Wearing
huge Wilson button, chief ~ Police W
T.. Mccartney OF III Reno. wns In the
city this morning chief Mccartney an
nounced that Canadian county had gone
democratic from constable up"
Cleaner Ia loser-H " Ilnnkins. li1
South Robinson avenue, cleaner and
presser and secondhand clothing denlcr.
bought three old coats Hnh pair Of
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-09
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR
TRADE
answering ,d. Please Mention Times.

ru Answering Nds. Please Mention Times.
fOR SALE or TRADE f-roum modern
house cement cnvo. well. harm. hulf
Jock OF car line. VIII take team uud
Rngon or cows on trade 22j T. y ave
Iue Wal $50
)ESUDENCES aud lands m Oklahoma
and New Mexico, want TcNns coast
Florida, Arkansas farm, 400 Security
3ldg
3ESlpENCE I'm the city to trade for
farm. Roberts. tll Rnum Bldg, Okla
omn city
RADE- -Four lots. san Nutonio. two
blocks cor, lo-miuuty service; for lots
ere or groceries Wal 6}a5
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pr Dean. Deuu.' 5a' lee mdr Al,


pr Dean. Dentist 67t I~c Bldg Adv
Woman Arrested Ida Davis of Paw
huska II charged hy federal authorities
with having transported Marie Cuutrre
oi Arb,usl4 city Kan. 10 PaVnuskA.
Okla on August 10 and october IS, 1916
in' violation of the Mann act She was
held 10 the January term Of the federal
grand jury.
Recital oVer-The first organ recital
oi IN" season, given last night ~ the
First Lutheran church was well at-
tended Miss " Lilinn Dechman. as-
Brown and Mrs. Robert Iloltzschue, pre-
scented the recital
W. {. 7. U to Meet--Ths Anna Cor
don chapter Of the W g. r T. win meet
Friday afternoon at 220 o'clock at the
home OF Mrs l. T Tarmru. ll3l West
Thirteenth street
To Dedicate Church Tho rcorganiled
Church uf Jesus Christ " Latter Day
seventh street and l,ottic avenue. sun
day President SIN ~ of Independence
will conduct the dcdiC1torv services He
vii also preach Saturday and SUNDAY
nights
Commissioner. Nee, The county com
missiouers met this morning 10 allow
claims FOR bridge and road work. for the
poor and insane pf the county. and FOR
the contingent supplies Tho checks will
be- ready for distribution saturday.
Answer Fed-The Employers Pub
hshing company defendant iu q s., 200
libel suit brought hN state Labor Com
missioner Ashton. filed motion In the
district rDuft thlg morning Ia stftks from
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-09

80 ACRES in Shnrpe county. 100 acres
IN Carroll county, house iu Eureka
'priugs, AK Baxter. National Bldg
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-07-01
CONDITION OF COTTON
IS OIL PER CENT
THIS COMPARES with sO.2 PER
CENT FOR THE stME TIME
LAST YEAR.
The Acreage This Year Shows M
Increase of Over Tifee Million
Acres-Forecast Crop
1I,OOO, ,OO9

WASHINGTON, July1.-The area
of cotton in cultivation this year Is
about 35,940.000 acres compared
with 32,1o7.ooo acres fast year. an
increase of 3.s33,000 ares. the Gen.
sus bureau announced to-day.
The condition of the elgrowing crop
June 25 was S1.1 per cont OF normal
compared with 77.5 On. May 25
so.2 on June 25 last year and S0.2
for the ten-year average.
The June 25 condition forecasts
a yield per acre of 191.6 pounds
and total production. allowing one
per cent for abandonment, of H.
266. 900 bales. last years produc-
tion was 11.S9f.s2o bales. nearly
five million bales less than two years
ago.
The condition in Texas on Jun.
25 was so. compared with so last
year.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-07-01
THE CROWN PRING MAKES
ANOTHER DESPERATE En-
FORT TAKE FoIvrREsS.
GREAT BATTLE ON
The Germans Have Inanguratcd
Violent Fighting on both Banks
of the Mcase-H(hvy Ar
tilIery Pound ng.

PARIS. July 4. -rThc crown
princes drive on Vcr(A,n has been
resumed with violent attacks on
10th banks of the MetI4c. The most
violent attacks Of may weeks has
developed in the uos7l,west sector.
In n series Of attacrs ON the west
bank the Germans callnrcd fortified
works and elements of connecting
trenches In the fightiog east Of hill
SCi.. The French, IL counter at
tacks later, regaincd tie lost ground
Fast Of the Meusc the Germans
penetrated Thiaumone works which
were rccaptured by tie French yes
tertlay. The redoubt Stsclf was en-
tIrely smashed by arttllery fire.
The French officia1 statement is
noted for its siiencc8on the opera.
tions near the siumrnk where the
French and British 1ave begun n
gigantic offensive. z
The Germans RESIGNED their ar
tracks west of Hauc0irt last night.
All the regions east d hill 3O4 was
the scene of the bloediest fighting.
srhe Germans delivered four different
attacks. The first was by liquid
fire and was against inc French po-
sitions between hill BO4 and the
Haucourt read. Thi9 onslaught was
repulsed. the Gerna1s losing heavi-
ly. In the second attack the enemy
swept forward in COMPACT formation,
carrying the French position to the
east. This attack W. also repulsed.
After a brief respitA the Germans
directed powerful thrust against
the French lines east of hill 30f.
In this fighsing the enemy captured
the fortified works which were
later retaken. Earlier the Germans
started their fourth attack against
the French on the cast banf< of the
Meuse and the battte ragged mnceas-
ingly two days for possession OF
Thiamont. DetermiSed to take the
position at any cost the Germans
directed a violent assault after bat
tcring In the redoubt with shell fire
The French were fi1alIy driven out
of the main portio,s but they hold
the outskirts.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-07-01

The public, aroused to high
pitch by an early announcement
that the Russians had captured the
important Galician city of Kolemea,
that the French had recaptured
Thiaumont fort in the fighting north
east of Nerdun and that the Ital-
ians WERE steadily pushing forward
in the Trentino, accepted the bulle-
tins as Indicating the long expected
offensive 5of the allies bad begun.
The Bfitish thrust this morning
followed four days of the most Law
ish expenditure Of shell fire the
world has ever known. For nearly
ninety miles the German front was
bathed in a never-ceasing flame Of
artillery pounding and the explosion
of millions of shells.
At dawn this morning the British
bombartlnfent grew more intense.
Yesterday "a terrific fire was concen-
trated on the German line from Ar
ras to the Somme. For an hour and
half, tile brief bulletins received
here said, the German line was un-
der heaty rain of high explosive
shells that blotted out trenches and
human life.
At 5:3O the big guns lifted their
fire. At tie same time rows of Brit
ish troops sprang forward to the at
tack. by 0:3O the German first line
trenches had been penetrated by
British troops who dug their way
in over heaps of German dead.
'.The British casualties so far
have not been heavy" said the dis
patches.
With fall knowledge that Lon
don has been waiting for days eager
for the newF Of what may be the
worlds greatest offensive the censor
fastened the dispatches from the
front to the British capital. For
this reason Amen sitting quietly
reading in their clubs read at 1880
brief bulletins telling about what
was happening across the channel
Mt O:3O as far south as the river
SOmme.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-07-01

visitors that he hoped any conflict
between the two countries would be
avoided and declared that he would
work to that end lie said he would
protect all foreign interests in Goa
hula.
Governor Mifeles is on a tour oi
inspection of hk stale.
The gcvernot issued a manifesto
today ordering the return of 100
600 cattle recehtly seized from the
American owners south of the Dor.
der. II is reported that Carranza
soldiers are already rounding w
the stolen stok
Eleven Anglican refugees arriv-
ing here late yesterday told of ter
rible suffering among Mexicans
saying thousahds were dying under
water fannie. They we're held
prisoners eighteen hours at Guam
ajata before hey were released by
the governor. They said there had
been no rain II that section in more
than a year And the water supply
was practically exhausted. Most OF
the men weres miners and had been
IL Mexico several years. They were
re easd from prison through de-
mands of the British consul.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-07-01
MOTION FORlNEW
TRIAL IS HEARD
MRS. KATHERIYs HARRISON IN
COURT To HEAR ARGUMENT
or ATTORNEY y ON MOTION.
Motion for New H'lal BASED ON Fif-
teen Grounds Onc Relates to
Qua,ificatio8 OF Juror.

FORT WORTHf Texas. July H.
Mrs. Katherine GARRISON, 15-ycar-
old wife of Chas. Harrison. who was
conyiesed "Wednesday OF the murder
OF w. l.. Warren Hand sentenced to
five years in the penitentiary. ap-
peared in district court today at the
hearing OF her rnotion for new
trial which was made by her attor-
neys The hearing began at item
O'Clock this morning with Judge
Terrell on the bench. The attorneys
and small number OF spectators
were present.
The defendant eamc first with
William Mclean and signed the
amended motion. sShe then retired
TO the judges private office until
aho was called. Then she came III
with her mother-inJaw and husband
ard sat inside thez rail.
The motion for a&new trial is bas-
ea on fifteen grounds. One pertain
ed to the qualification of juror
ard another set forth that tho court
erred in permitting 4he Introduction
OF certain teseirony offered by tho
state in regard to the defendant.
The court adjou1led until two
o'clock without rendering a decision.
-
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-07-01
TWO U. S. SAILORS
A6E WOUNDED
MEXICAN SQIsDIIJjsS FIRE UPON
SAILORS OF srHE Gun
BOAT SALEM.
-
Tho Fire Was Rctssrned hut IL Was
Not Known II There We're Any
Mexican Casaalties--Threats
Of Nafatratc.

GALVESTON. Texas, July L.
Mexican soldiers fired on sailors bf
the United States ganboat Salem at
Tampico last Tuesday afternoon,
wounding two. according to refugees
arriving on the steamer Dadc today.
The sailors who were taking
soundings from two small boats re-
turned the fire. 1t is not known
whether there were any Mexican cas-
ualties.
The Dade left Tampico before the
incident occurred. but was informed
of it by the steamer Monterey at
Vera Cruz.
The refugees said Capt. Scott OF
the gunboat Marietta sent mes
sage to General Nafarrate allowing
him twenty-four hours to make an
explanation. Nafarrate is said to
have replied that he did not under.
stand English.
Passengers arriving on the Dadt
said Nafarrate at a banquet boasted
that he was organizing an army te
capture Texas and that he would be
In Washington "before Wilson woke
up"
They also said that Nafarrate no
titled Consul Dawson that IL an,
more American gunboats, transports
or merchant ships appeared off tbs
harbor to take away refugees hs
would burn the cry and drag the oil
tanks into the river.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-07-01

ION all the hdrizon where l stood
the day was darkened by the fumes
Iof shell fire." Wired the Chronicle
correspondent. Not minute pass
ed without the crash of high ex-
plosive shells. The air was filed
with shells at MANY points, killing
many of the eIlemy and bringing
forth many prisohers for the identi-
fication of the regiments and divis-
ions confronting the British. The ef-
feet of the British military work on
the Gtruian troops seemed to be
deadly. Some Of the prisoners atk-
en- say they had been without food
for three days owing to the heavy
fire preventing them from obtain
ing supplies from communicating
trenches
Latest information received esti-
mated that about 100000 Germans
were massed along the British front
from the Sommd to Arras, with
$4,000 troops in reserve.
In the movement southwark from
Arras the Germans face the British
i'm the following oi&ler:
First Bavarian reserve division
Thirty Eighth I4ahdstrum brigade.
One Hundred and Eleventh divis-
ion.
Fifty-Second division.
Fourteenth reserve corps.
Sixth active corpi which rests in
part north and paft south OF the
Somme.
Behind the German front are the
following units:
Twenty-Second reeerve corps at
Valenciennes.
First guard reserve division north
OF Cambria.
Fourth guard division southeast
of Cambria.
There is no way OF estimating the
number OF British troops opposing
this front.
| Travellers returning from France
reported that Flandets was swarm
ing with hundreds ot thousands OF
British troops.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-07-01
|MUCH ACTIVITY DISPLAYED
At THE COLUMBUS BASE

COLUMBUS. N. Nj July 1.-The
tensity OF the situaao in Mexico
as result Of Carran1n's latest note
was reflected today II activities at
the base camp and by The new move
ments OF the expedIuonary forces.
Preparations for defense continue
all along the line. Alp motor trucks
we're sent south today with supplies.
Vast quantities of supplies have been
unloaded here in tho Ipast twenty
four hours. New spur tracks are
being built here to Facilitate the
handling OF supplies.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-07-01
INDICATIONS ARE THAT WILL
NOT SEND DEFIANT ANSWER
TO UNITED STATES.
FIRM IN NATURE
IL Is Understood, However, That He
Will Insist That American Troops
Have no Right in Mexico.
Break ls Not Likely.

WASHINGTON, July 1.-Contra-
ry to a message in certain diplomatic
quarters advicos to General Car
ranza's American friends indicate
that the first chief will not adopt a
defiant tone In answering President
Wilson's demands ON him, but will
instead send u firm note emphasiz-
ing that he considers the presence
of American troops In Mexico an
infringement on Mexico's sover-
eighty.
The United Press informant,
whose Information heretofore has
been found to 10 correct, indicated
that the answer viii not be such as
to bring a clash. In some quarters
it is suggested that Carrnnza's reply
may open way to mediation
move.
Foreign Secretary Aguilar's state
ment published IN Mexico City yes
tertIay was interpreted as being in
tended for home consumption. The
state department had received. no
word designed as AN official answer
to Amrica's ''gravest consequence
note.
Despite the language of the note
state department officials say IL Is
manifestly miIder than Carranza's
first note. The note is not a demand
for the withdrawal of the American
forces, nor does it suggest they have
no right to stay there.
The statement sstid nothing of the
course Carranza Isl to pursue with
reference to the troops already south
of the border. This is regarded as
significant.
The note had not reached the
state department up to noon today,
Secretary Lancing Believed that il
would probably be sent to Ambassa-
dor Arredondo who was asked yes
terday to expedite its delivery.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-07-01
FRIENDS IN PElCE
AND ALLIES IN WAR
THIS IS THE SENTIMENT OF
GOVERNOR MIRELES OF
STATE OF CO1HUILA.
Wants to See An Alliance Formed
Between Mexico and the United
States-Worktng to
=. Avoid Clash.

EAGLE PASS. Tetes, J~'y L.
Friends in peace. allies in war.
That is the way | want to see the
relations between Mexico and the
United States"
Eapinosa Mireles, governor OF
Coahuila. made this statement last
night to American Consuls W. p.
Blocker and John L. Silliman. May
or Schmidt and group of Eagle
Pass citizens at a conference in
Piedras Negras.
The Mexican governor told the
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-07-01
WINS SUIT AGalJr
KNIGHTS OF PYTniAs.

DALLAS. Texas. July Ia man.
dste was received N Geo. w. Blair.
clerk of the Fifth kourt of civil APP
reals. today. revcro ing and remand
ing the suit OF s. 3iims against the
supreme lodge OF she Knights OF
pythias. The did tiet court. Fifth
court of civil appl bis and the SUI
preme court OF tht state decided in
favjr Of Minis, Whit b attacked the va
lidity of increase insurance rates.
The lower court I'D that the rates
could not be raised
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-07-01
RIOTS IN BERLIN
MANY ARE INJURED
TEN PERSONS WE'RE SERIOUSLY
HURT AND FIFTY HAVE
BEEN ARRESTED.
Socialists Take Part i'm F.o ..ieb-
knecht Riot ut Berlin-Hun-
ger Riots at
Iiege.

LONDON. July i1.-Ten persons
were seriously hurt and fifty arrest
ed in pro-Liebknecht riot in Berlin
the Amsterdam correspondent of the
Central News Agency reported today
Most of the participants were social
lists. = guard has been posted to
prevent similar demonstration.
The correspondent also stated that
thirty socialist organizers who took
part in the hunger strike at Liegt
had been arrested and taken TO Ger
many.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-07-01
DALLAS AIGR }GA00l GIRLS
OPEN The klHkl Gl9lRET

DALLAS. Tdas. July 1.-The
"Kahki cabaret IL to be establish
ed here for the Entertainment OF tho
militiamen who pass through to the
Mexican border
Dallas high s4nool girls will give
the soldiers lenIpnade, candies and
cigars. In addition they vii, COM
inandeer the Dallas high school ca
det hand and pc miiitiamen who
wish to shake tip kinks out OF their
legs may do sol fox-trotting with
their fair hostesfes.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-07-01
ONE TH0UslhOlR REFUGEES
ARRIVE IT GlLVEsT0n

GALVESTON. Fex., July THE
steamer Dade Arrived hero today
with 200 refuge{s from Vera Cruz.
One thousand 1ere landed today
from the United States transport
Dixie and the eamer Herbert q.
Wylie. which arrived yesterday but
were detained bxcause Of i lack OF
quarantine facilities. One thousand
more are expecttd to arrive tomor-
row.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-07-01
MEMBER MEDICAL CORPS
PLACED DiDER ARREST

LAREDO. Texas. July l.-Dr. Jose
NJ. Mosely. holGirg majors COM
mission in the medical corps of Car
ranza's army. was arrested early to-
day on charge sof recruiting me-
groes in the Mexican forces. A com
mission from General Nafarrate.
commandant at Matamoros. was
found In Moselyls possession.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-07-01
~ ED L. KEEN UNITED PRESS STAFF CORRESPONDENT

BIZ ED L. KEEN, UNITED PRESS STAFF CORRESPONDENT.
LONDON. July 1.rief headqua
indicated
morning The British a frontn
the
The
the
Newspaper grabbed
he push hadbeg
official
broken the German line
trenches
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-07-01
ENGLISH PAPERS DISPLAY
late news FROM FRONT

LONDON, July LIN their larg-
est black type the London evening
newspapers declared that the great
allied movement had begun.
..our great offensive in conjunc-
tion with the allies has started.
said the EvAing News. "If there
Is any truth in the proyerb well
begun is half done then we have
every reason for satisfaction.
The allies are striking hard on
every front.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-07-01
BRITISH HAVE C|PIUaED
TWO STlOhG POSITIONS

LONDON. July Isritish troops
have captured SCI Re and Montcban.
ii was semi i-oflicially announced this
afternoon. Tht Anglo French
troops are fghti.Ig at Mametz and
Monta Maison, pa Il OF which the
French hold. Ffsnch troops have
captured curIew ind sevarre woods.
and have adyancd about ono and
NTH miles.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-07-01
BRITISH WAR okFIcE
REsTRIqrs TRAVELLING

LONDON. July The war ofslce
announced this afternoon request in
the interest Of public safety that
travel on the continent be restrict
ed to persons having the most seri-
GUS business.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-07-01
B|s LINER CAhUaED Br
RUSSIAN TORPEDO BOAT

CopENHAGEN. July Ia Rus
sian torpedo boot has captured the
Hamburg-AmcriAn steamer Her
months with a aacargo valued at
about s112.Oo0. the newspaper
Daxensyter reported today. The
Hermonthis wes enroute from Lu-
leila, Sweden, to istettin.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-07-01

American Mt@ry Men in Ell Paso Believe hat Expedi-
tionary Fofces Will BE Attacked at pnce If
There Is2a Break in Relations Betwedh the
Two countries-Line Of Commu@-
cation Menaced.

Tets In southern
hcng cl~r
ncarCo lona uhiun. 4
"a tna Ahuanssda
believed
ata<k
an states reach the Hssakn point 4
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-07-01
REFusEp TO posrIbNE
NEW CHECK olLEcTIoNs

DALLAS. Texas. Ju h 1.-The fed
eral reserve board Washington
has declined to maxi another post
ponement of the nct cheek collcc-
ton and clearing plh. according to
the boards news i1lletin received
here by Judge w. r Ramsey. chair
man, OF the Dallas federal reserve
board.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-07-01
Cleburne Masssns to Rulld.

cLEnuRNE. Texas, July H.
The Masonic lodgk Of this city is
working on plans fpr the erection Of
ia i've story Masonic temple for this
city and expects 70 get the work
started on the newfbuilding by early
fall
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-07-01
.lOuG RANGE Guns SHE'LL
THE CITY OF NANCY
PARIS, July 1.-THE city of
Nancy was shelled II German long
range guns last night, the war Of
flee announced today.

Nancy is tho capital of the French
department of Mosell and lies thirty
five miles south OF Metz. II has a
population of about 10000. Nancy
has been attacked several times by
German airmcn.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-07-01
Bailey ut Dauas.

DALLAS. Texas, Juli Former
Senator Joseph w. Bailey will be In
Dallas Monday. according to his
friends here.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-07-01

When young man gees to see
his Hearts Desire. and Is entertain
ed by the whole family, he is apt
to become an anarchist. and II is
Just as well that there are no bombs
handy
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-07-01
.>>>>~.~~>~.~~~~.

CALGARY. Alta. July L.
Government golf links to absorb
, the time that was expended in Z
, saloons, was the proposition I
drys made today following the Z
: total abolition OF the sale of Z
booze in the province last mid Z
night. Z
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-07-01
GERMANS CIAIMERErULsE
ANGIOsFReNcH ATTACKS

BERLIN, July Il Repeated Brit
ish and French Attacks at many
points have every hcre "becn re-
the war dffice announced
this afternoon. Il
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-07-01
s>~>>>s~~>>teess
MUNICIPAL sAnoS.

. ALTOONA. Wis. Gully L. .
. A municipal saloon whose .
. profits will build eaterworks .
= was opened today. hwhon the .
. four saloons were fofccd out OF =
. business in this, te smallest .
. worlds incorporated city. .
s>>~~~~~<>{s>s~As
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-07-01
TOWN OF UD|ME sHtLlED
BY AUSTRIAN Av|AT0Rs
Rome, July l.--Austrian aero
planes bombarded Udine. according
to dispatches received here today.

udine. lying near the Isonzo
front. was until recently the head
quarters of General Cadorna. com
mander in chief OF the Italian
armies.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-07-01
LONG EXPECTED ALLIED OFFENSIVE BROKE
THIS MORNING WITH TERRIBLE FORCE.
BRITISH TROOPS SWEEP FORWARD
ON TWENTY-MILE FRONT
FIRST LINE TRENCHES CAPTURED

The Infantry Attack Was Preceded by the Most Ter
rikc Artillery Bombardment the World Has Ever
KnOwn-Trenches and Human Life Blotted
Out by the Shell Fire-Nions of
Shells Exploded
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