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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-29

gtpa 500 Dieter Dor Dem gtbihnitt
cincS i1diiiden acknowledgements
mar cine 6elomoda bis oi6t an bic
ieinolidc Souptiieuung Uorgcihobcn.
Sic mor in cinen 5eridolienen
Shlcitien6nuS am 9onol imtcrge'
brodt. 0ie Sage Ger SelomaAc, MIR
0ltrd ben chpo 10 bis ~ Dieter brei-
ten trodenen Gonol BON Der Soupt-
pcrtbcioigungslinie Der 6rau5olcn &C.
irennt, mar GuBerit gci1brIicb.
Nh cincm ScptembcrobcnO ucr-
iubte scr Weoncr sic Noitcn on linz
fen 6liigcl BON ibrem glniitclltngSort
5il pcr0rdn9cn. Gy brohtc Elm Ma.
ihinengcwebr nlIi icincm aonoloanm
in Stealng rno bcicuerte onS @c'
lGnoc ppiihen 6clomaNc n0 linfcn
Eliigcl. Ger @cfrcitc @iIbelm
9lood aus Spcihcrow (S{rcis Siib.
benz Iticg raid cniihloiiel nit cni.
gcn aameroOen aui OoS Goh icnes
llnicrltonOeS unO mari SmO0rano'
ten nod Gem nur 20 Meter cnticrn
ten W1oi1nengewehr, un0 cr troi
out. N'on 10rtc bcim @c9ncr Sam
meru uno Sto6ncn. Gas ieinOIiAc
MoiAincngewcbr ieetc nlcbrmalS
aus mo i1wicg nod flr5cr 3cit
gdn5Iid.
3lpei Gage ip6tcr griiicu Die 6ron.
5oien Die 6elowode crncnt nit itdr.
feren ardften oil. Sic 6ottcn bercitS
oas Gonalbett ourHihrittcn battcn
oni Dem BON ocn oeitihen %oitcn be-
iebten 0omm elm Moihincngcwcbr
in Steanne se6rn9t imO iuGtcn I'M.
ter oem Sdusc oicieS SeucrS oic
Trn6t6inoerniiie 81 cntierncn. gHic.
0crum mar es Soloat 9}oad, Der lid
Del ser 9cfGmpflnG oeS Moihinen.
ocme6rs rii6mlih bcrportbot. giur 5
Mcter pon ocm @cipcbr cntfernt Ocis
ZEN 6eperItrnbl ibm cntgceenIMhlg,
mari CT SuuoQrdnatcn noH ser 9cs
cicmmasmanni6ait. Da oaS Nla.
lbiuengelpe6r 8li bod iAoB wuroc cr
nidt getroffen. 8euor es ri1tig cin'
eeitellt peroeu fonnte, mar eiu Ebeil
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-29

gas SIC aeI0aransn It'd einsen nnS il ernppsn as1eidnen

Sprengfommcr lmO iteQen felt OoB
ocr fcinoliHe Stolen Ourcbidlogen
lit. @r licet ctpos ieihp6rts imO
1o6cr ols Scr linirige. @om 5einO
lit nidts 5ll borcu. Ga flettert Nius,
fetier Correnbehcr (ous SQingen bel
Soar6riiden). Gin Oen Yionicren 5u-
actbciltcr 9er0orbciter bonn Snionte.
ricrc9imcnt. T.. nit ser @iitole be-
luoiinet flrj cutidloiien in ben
feinoli1cn StolIcn mo id)lci6t iib
onrb i'm 6inOird bis in Oen feinO
lidcn porgcihobenen Sdiibengro6en.
Gort iic6t cr 5lpei fcinolidc Soften
Ger cine gebt auf uno a6, scr onoerc
ihrei6t 9ebterer bat ieine aopfbe-
Oerfitng eegeniiber Dem StollcnnilS-
gang 6ingclegt, G0rren6od grciit
iic ais quito gcute, 5icbt iid IN oen
Stollen 5iriid, ibneioet nod 5pei
SeitungSordbtc Oircb uno ner6out
Oonu nit Siilfe Scr Yionicre i'm
SonOumoreben ocn Stolen. IobilI-
ter fommt cine 2ooung, bic nlni iorg-
fGltia pcr0Gnmt miro &oum III
ole 9lr6cit bcenoet, Oa OctoHirt Die
SaOnna. Der 6eino bot pobl in ici-
ner 9eitiir5ung lnO in llnteuntniB,
iuie raid uno cntihloIien oeutihe
Nlincure 6onoclu Die Sanoidde Of
nc goriidtsmoBnobmen ouseinau.
Ocrgcriiicn lmO iid ioiuie sen Stolen
perliidbtct.
Sn Sonuar 1915 beiebten 5pei
Gompagnicn cines iddiiibcn Snion-
tericregimentS cin @rabcuitiid in Der
Champagne, Oeiicn redter Sliigel nllr
80 @lcter pom 6einoe entfernt mar.
GineS WloreenS eriiicn Ole 6ran-
5oicl no9 duBcrit 5cftiger 9Irtillerie-
porbcrcitung Die SteIluns OcS @utoil-
Ions an. @S gclang i6nen, oen @ra'
ben oes rcAtcu 6liieels 81 nebmct.
Ole 9eicrpen ocS 9otoiaons, Die
binter cinem @oloitiif ouigeitellt pa-
relt ipurOen ioiort cntwidelt uno ioll-
ten gum @cgenitoB antrctcn. Dic
SHiiecnlinien ginoen nit groBter
Eo0espcrndhtng Dor. 9lls iie o6er
Die Zone ocs ieinOlibcn SpcrricucrS
Orr1i6rcitci muBteu, troten 10 itar-
fc GcrhIte ein. Oas sic NorpGrtsbc-
weaung 5citluciie ms Stoden 9crietb.
Td elitroatc Der 6a6ncntrdger I'm
teroiii3icr 9lrno &rmot6 aus @orna
(Sodlen) bic SABINE, iteate ii6 bod
auigeribtct uui einen GrOouhpurf
uuo idmenftc peitbin Iicbt6or Oic
SABINE. S6 AUDI piclc IN ieincr n6d-
itcn gtGbe to0tlid 9etroifcn wuroen
CT manfte .ni1t. llno ais @orniit MI.
frcO @0blcr aus Dresden 5ll ibm trat
lmo 5lm Stlirmc bIies, oa crbo6 iih
Die S9iibenlinic iuie Elm Nionn mo
itiirute imoufboltiom porports ii6er
Oos freie @el1noc. Infer Dem @c-
iauec = Gelitidlano, DcutiAlonO iiber
oacS" ipimOe Der Wrobcn wieOer ae-
nommcu mo gcgcn 1870 6ron5oien 81
@efongenen gcnaht
Gum 2o6n fir lire mlitbiee Sbot
cr6ielteu Der 6obncntrdecr Oos 81.
icrne Greii5 criter 9laiic mo Der
SorniIt oie ilbernc ct. Seinrids-
Mc0oiqe.
gtpa 500 Dieter bor Dem 9tbihnitt
cincS iGdiiiden acknowledgements
mar cine 6elowoda bis 0i1t an Die
ieinolidDc Souptitelllmg Uorgclhobcn.
Sic por in cinem 5eriAollenen
Shlciicn6nnS am anioI lmterge'
braht. 0ie Sage Ger 6cIowuAc, MIR
0ilrd ben ctpo 10 bis IL 0leter Drei-
ten trodcnen Gonol BON Der Solpt-
,.o,lfo, I,,,;h &o,. ct,,,,, ANN :, r.
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Ocl1dftSs @cgmriirr.
WlcrcautiIe gscncv.
81. @. Gun & 60,
602 0io N,arpIano xruit Nloa

ganmatcriolicu Ebiiren. 6cuiier-
robmeit 2Goeu etc.
Sas,. y, Eufrr & 6u., iis-it7 Sno Dreoes
tidsSitnbe
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2Ser miro Oes @fii&es SsirrO (eia?
Sic pielrei6t?

User bonn @liid 6cgiilliigt icit
miro, lit pro6lcmotiih. Sic fiib-
ren0en II Stimmcuionmlcr iin0
bon penigcr oIS 1000 Stinmen gc-
treunt GieS lit Gin oeiltliheS Sci.
Gen Der iborfcn Gonfurreu5 untcr
i6uen fiir oic 9(utos unO ouoereH
9Srciic.
@ut 6e5obltc 9lr6citcr bo6en
itctS Syntcrciic al i6rcr Slr6cit.
6odj6e5obltc 9lrbeiter re0cn iih
ii6er oieiel6e oui Sic tro9cn inn
mcr Sohoruf ln0 iino itetS bcreit
Stimmcniommler, beijt fir
&ohorud ein. $t75 @crt6 Gytro.
&rciic werocn Dcncn 5ueeiprohen,
oic mGbrenO Scr Goppcl Stim.
men Offcrtc Die oroBtc 3obl
ncucr Subicriptionen bringen. Si.
derli1 Gin outer 2obn fir Grtro.
9cmii6uugen. @crOicncn sic ci.
neu S6eil OerieIben. @cnu Sir
iuoIlen 6rin9en Sic cS fcrtig.
@GbrcnO Die totoIc Der gifri.
gen in Oen lcsten Eoocu geitieacn
iinO, iito i6re Scores niht 10 groB,
ols lie es iein iolltcn. Gergleidcn
Sic OicieIbcn nit Scr 3obl ncucr
Sn6icriptionet Die Gle broucbcL
inn gcniiaeuO Stimmcu 81 cr6o-
iAcn lie 81 ii6ertrcifcr.
9lic ipieocrucrocn 10 Dielc Stim-
men fiir nerc Su6icriptioncu gegc-
ben per0en ais jebt 9iic iuicocr
uerOen Grtro lEreiic angc6oten
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ocm 0oS SSntercnc 0cS HublltlunS
uod ino crIeittcrt cS 9lQen Stim.
men 81 geluinncn.
Is. 3. @o6lmodcr nno Charles
6rib iino bic Stbrittmoher; scr
llnteribico 5iuiI6en i6ncu lit zoe.
niger ais 800 Stinuncn @enn Sr.
belt ms Wemidlt fdut miiiien Sic
GnnoiOotcn nit Srit glorocn6o5
rchncit Inn ST gelpinncn So6n
g @crouf unO Sobn 9lieoerb0fcr,
WliGoel Wlortin urO Wfi6oel gtidcl
imo ciirig an S9crf iino 6obeu
icbon bic Siibrcridoft innc gebo6t
i. SMciot unO @rnit Sront bal.
ten i6nen Sdritt nno crtI1rcn, OuB
tic Den glnoeren Ocn Siea idwcr
MAIDEN Weroct @aiicn Sic ouf
Oicic oiIf lie iinO bart an Scr Slr.
belt.
VIlUueH Sle lllll DOlle glllSs
huit oicicS oroBeu Gor5ueS oicicr
Gompn0nc oOer ii6er onocre
Euntte, oie sic niht pcriiebeu. Gs
1T ie6r icblucr, oue Giu5cI6citcu ci-
mes llutcrucbmeuS ipic Oieics sc.
ocrnonn ioiort OcritduOIi1 3u iua-
den Gas @iircou Oes Wettbc.
perb 9lcooftcurS 6cfinoct Iih i'm
@c60lIOe oes, Oeutiden Gorrcipou-
Oeut", 9lr. 4t3, Slt Baltimore.
Strobc uno lit bon s ll6r 80 Nor
gens bis 8 llbr 9lbenoS gcofinct.
Sic EcIep6on Summer lit ct.
Saul 3173.
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WVNtI'NVIIUVlUNW
% z. e1a6rlipro & en-,
-2i Obrmbcr Commerce Nulloiuq
nIcuills 6cncr Ncriheulnar.e5cen vols
l'nQn itun A'nliiulrrc@ ltdht
rGeutlm'Nnt ncrNerNnrrunac'iafic cIlldolt"
@aliimote ir06c uno eWiom nnnlc snciiuc.
,'slnHol ,tltinranec so, ni Nipryppoi" NelifO 0l.
ySnrliclo, Ncli0cr3 fnuuNcr. IOi lO3 NhnnW
Der nl Commerce Nui0lll
swernsanln 0rucr @crnalefnna0 Nclfnlnalt."
N0lunprc mo Ncli0i i1nlnc
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Stimmsn fir Snbieriptiuncn.
Sm SOranS 5n bc5ablcn.

Ani bic TIM SoraHS su be5ablenbcn enblcrptionen
perOen etintmsn In ncbereinnnimRaa nit birism
VIanr fhr eOe Sritperiooe nt nebt pber wtnlaer
ais ansebcniet, ans0eoeben:
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ailpIcribnie0c un0 EnanberS.
9obn Gubcri. 1884 Qh0mcs eisabc 6. s. e.
Aclepbon. SBolle 1893.
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WDnunfnifn, Ote ben nIrnilneu NorgnpoHs
oeultn" nlohi pitntlllM pbef HnitallmaAio fg,
nalten, llnb gcbeifni Der Cllce hdbpn per Etlf,
vpqH QofF l@Fllui@ WliNQsllHHs ~ WeptM
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9Parmor lmN 0jrdnit Metic
g ouaarsAsa q eano 22s spYn.Ntallfs AZ.
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@iienpoarcI lacr gLrt ma Nni.

f'ihttNANitiF FN"NIA IAJNiAA
nVOnioIlSatsS soau 0e,"i Nors gau 9iFahs
Giienmoarca aaer Slrt mo SUI.
idmico 3ubel0r,
6. eeoti 4apne Co., 500 a6i Noro cab air.
GigcntbltmS.Noen mo Ndn0lcr.
FisrEs 6. 1noan & mepaoU, 10 pitceElnaion.
Scihu1cn. 3citidriitcn etc.
n49e @altlmore 9elps Gcnpona N,peu "a
~'e9'rS' @edlalisn'Qter 227 @sea'0e''Sie.
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y. panitid glr. oo6, geeltocrluoiot siro6c
|6otograpb.
Nr. i6. gge'tee-inaior eirrse
g2ntionol @anlen
,Sbc Oh gnpn Ndtinnal SAINT" Nnn. mn
Sreicr Stroec. Socph sS SooL Nloltosni;
peeseuS gsaavual Wapf" d32 Gho ercaoman.
pseehcFn Walional Nent,a IA wogo.0uiaiv cir.
sS Wharton, 0alllrer
sstoatS @anfcn.
aSentidc gan, peu Baltimore" galilmcre
ino Dollioau lrube Nnonii seevy Mralis
oeui; Nopn y. nmipcr, &ler Nriuoculi
GEORGE .. Nana aailirer
spar. .Nonfcn.
n1unime epntbnnl hon @altmogr," Qaiaius
nuo Baltimore Girn6c,
9rilt&ompa0nicn.
neair HepeR auc xuta Company as 1paia.
GtroBe
9armor. ln0 Grant g0etic
= ollaarsAH a eano, 22a ss0yn.NtaAlss N.
Mpnunrntfn oie ben n1enilmeu NorrNpoH.
oeultn" Mat pltutNld pbef unfcaglmAhia fls
ndlteW, Nnb qcbetfni Der CfliCe hdbpn prr rtlfs
ppqN QegF lmrlltlM WdNngllHNs iN meofM
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Eatcnt t9lmp0lte.
Gbluin 81. eamrie, MentSampnll: Wnlenle.
9oioele S0nemarien ScrlaaSrebic. W>urba
lnno Iruli NiuOu0
Chaplin ~ NcrQuion, il6-ii7 Qau Null0inQ.
slubriqc Orl0humQ.
o. y. & ". Z. Noway0, All Goniinehiol nloa.
$raiil5.lcn lcii 1872 erlol0rcln IN Baltimore.
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9opprltr 5timmtrm

Bon 8 ilbr Wiuraens ain 2t. eeptember
1916 bis 10 il1r gIbcnOs ant Q. Cituber
1916 wcrben ooppcltr etimmen fur ane
nencn eubicriptiputu geiudhrt.
Sm benz CBlnnben, ban bic Stlmmcn'
nmmlrr, iuelmc bic bette Nrbsii ua0renO
ocr Ganer Oer cfierte Derridlteu, cine
0rtra.eco6unna fir t0re wd0ru crbaI.
ten iontgn, wirc Gcmimiacu, bcr bic mei-
tCu cIn,Sabr enbIrripttcncu briust
10000 IN &ulo, Sem, bcr bic 5lveit'
nrHste 3abl brIuot, $1,000 IN Ojolb, mS
Gcm, ocr bic brittordhte Snhl briuat,
$25.0O III GIulO ocaebeH iuerbcu.
Bwct.Sabr enbfttfpttonrn
wcrbcn fRr 5wet eiu,Snhr
enbferipttonem amaenommeu
werben.
Gies Rnb bic letten Ngtra.@rciic. bic
anacbotcn ptrorm. Gle weroen ant
enu0 oss Gonirts, 2i. cnobsr 1916,
Oeri6eIlt.
cSette extra 2'reis=CDferte
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Vcr eOIt OOrr zraacr-

ae enOirptiOaea brInasu rim 5aaiicI OStr etim.
men, uie ncne.
Gin ncucr Monument N irgcnb lemnnh mcldlcr eInt
ber rbennenannien 3eitnnacn nht rcaeImdbn cfbd,
uncr ipclhcr cinc nubcrc bcnctL bic bis stn 49,
MnQnt 1916 mint huc nuc0enumnien, bic bcfclte 9c.
inil nil nn einc NorrIc gcianbt wcr6rn mn ir Imon
hnBcllciert wirb
Nenc gbUunrntcn brin9cn mcbr Stimmen
ais nItc
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SpNr.Nanfcn.
.1uniuie epnrbnnt non @nghMsfr," 0alAius
nuo &aliimQrc'Girn5c-
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3cihngcn. 3citidriitcn etc.
aGpe baltimore acps 0ompauh", W.bcr "a
W'epcfS, @ehhliNiiptcr 22I &aNalpcti 8ir,
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g. esoti Qanne Co.. see a6i Ncr0 uas 5ir.
Gigcntbums.A0entc uuo Ndnolcr.
Pisrre g 2noan & mepaau, 10 nltVernaion.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-08-21
TROOPS ARE NOT. TO
LEAVE MEXICO SOON
WILL PROBABLY NOT WITHDRAW
UNTIL RECOsiMENDED By
AMERICAN COMMISSION.
II Is Expected That Militia Will Bc
Returned to Respective States
soon After Troops Leave
Mexico.

WASHINGTON. August 2t.---The
American troops may not be with
drawn from Mexico until the joint
commission meets and such action
has been recommended by the Ameri-
can members. high official said to-
day.
The statement was made In an
swer TO question regarding action
to be taken on General Funston i
reports that the troops might now
be withdrawn without endangerine
the border. AT the same time the
belief was expressed that the state
militia now on the border would he
returned to their respective states
not long after the troops are with
drawn from Mexico and that patrol
duty will be left entirely with the
regular army.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-08-21
RENEW ATTACK
ON F[EURY
GERMANS MAKE DESPERATE
ATTEMPT TO RECAPTuRE
VILLAGE FROM FRENCH.
+ F|GHT|NG IS BRISK
The French Capimed a strongly
Fortified Woods North Of the
Somme Yestersiay--Artl-
lery Battle Last Night.

PARIS, Aug. 21.--The Germans
made a second desperate attempt to
recapture the village OF Fleury, three
and a half miles northeast OF YER
dun, last night by attacking in full
force after spraying the French po-
sitions with liquid fire. The war Of
flee announced that French infantry
fire stopped the attack, inflieting
heavy losses.
In yesterdays fighting north OF
the Somme the French captured
a strongly fortified woods between
Guillemont and Maurepas. Six Ger
man cannon were also captured.
Last night an artillery battle oc-
Cured on the Somme front. but
there were no infantry engagements
OF any importance. Practically the
whole village of Maurepas Is nov
In the hands of the French. result
ing from Thursdays fighting ant
local skirmishes since that time
The French captured number o.
strong positions in the outskirts o
the village and then drove the Ger
mans out of the remainder OF thu
village with artillery fire. German
artillery made it inadvisable for TN
French to occupy the remainder 0
Maurepas until the remainder OF TIT
French lines had advanced furthe
north of the village.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-08-21

us to share their car with them ON
the return trip. This we gladly ac-
cepted and were enroute to Ennis,
where ! have laughter. have an
other daughter living between En-
mis- and Palmer. We were coming
along at n moderate speed. An
other car passed us just before we
hit the bridge II was very dusty.
do not remember anything after
the crash until regained conscious
ness. There were many people
standing about then"
The car WAS not damaged to any
great extent, though it is scratched
and battered II landed upright in
the he'd of tie stream. The top was
completely wrecked. The front of
the ear was turned north, which is
half turn from the direction In
which Ii was going.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-08-21
SUDDEN BLOW
ON GERMANS
RUSSIANS CAUGHT GERMANS
OFF GUARD ON sTOCHOD RIv-
ER AND MAKE GOOD GAINS.
ONE ARMY CRUSHED
Troops Under General Won BOTH
mer Have Been Completely De
feateti. According to the Pet
rograd War Office.

PETROGRAD. Aug. 21-Generai
Brusiloff, by suddenly shifting his
attacks to the Stochod river front
northeast of Kovel. caught the Ger
mans off guard and drove westward
for substantial gains.
The Germans. realizing that Cen
eral Won Bothmer's army had been
crushed, began stripping their north
ern front and sending all available
men southwark to defend Lemberg
Turrets have been sunk in the
marshy ground west OF Kovel and
frontal attacks on that city have
practically ceased. These turrets
are almost invisible to German air
scouts and must be overcome by
strategy.
Prisoners say that Northeastern
Hungary is being evacuated by civ
iIians because of the Russian ad-
vance near Korozemo. The Rus
SLAMS have advanced their line still
farther in severe fighting along the
Stochod, north of Kovel, yesterday,
making progress near Toboly. it was
officially announced. In the fight
ing Friday and Saturday 1866 pris-
oners were taken.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-08-21
NEGRO STRUNG UP
TO TELEPHONE POLE
ED LANG WAS LYNCHED At RICE
LATE SATURDAY AFTERNOON
BY MOB OF FARMERS.
Had Attempted to Criminally As
sault Seventeen-year-Old Girl in
Cotton Field Near Rice.
Taken from Officers.

RICE, Tex, Aug. 21.--Ed Lang.
21 years old. negro cotton picker,
was taken from the city jail by 200
farmers late Saturday afternoon and
hanged to a telephone pole. He had
attempted to assault Miss Ruby
Cole, II. daughter of farmer liy-
ing north OF here, few hours ear
lier.
Lang crept up behind the girl as
she was picking cotton in a field
some distance from the house. He
threw a sack over her head, but she
wriggled loose and screamed. La
borers in an adjacent field heard her
and ran to her rescue. The negro
fled. A quickly organized posse cap
tured Lang about four miles from
the scene of the attack. He was
brought back and identified by Miss
Cole.
Constable Boucher placed Lana
in the local Jail to await the arriva
of the sheriff from Corsicana. tel
miles distant. Shortly before
O'Clock 200 farmers. who made nj
attempt to conceal their identity
battered down the jail doors, drag
ged the negro to the nearest teie
phone pole and strung him up.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-08-21
Loss OF TWO CRUISERS
WAS MOST UNE0R70hA1E

LONDON, August 21.--Ihe sink
ing of, two such valuable light cfu:s-
ers as the Falmouth and Nottingham,
Saturday in the first naval ensas"-
ment since the Jutland battle is
.mcst unfortunate" naval experts
said. but it is the penalty that must
be paid by fleet commanders On the
seas.
I'm the Dogger banks fight last
year several less important enemy
ships tried TO lure the British iarees
into a submarine trap, anT aitit'ael'
the pursuing ships found themselves
in a nest of submarine rhe. never
before suffered any loss therefron
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-08-21
ANDREW CARNEGIE REPORTED
TO DE IN FEEBLE HEAL III

BAR HARBOR. Me. August II --r
Andrew Carnegie. apparently in
feeble health. was off Mt. Desert Is
land on his yacht Surface today. His
weakened condition was plainly evil
dent when he came ashore Tor an
auto ride. Carnegie told friends that
he "felt fit." but was only tired
His physician is within easy call
however.
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WOMAN FOUND DEAD
N R00M|hG HOUSE
HEAD HAD BEEN CRUSHED AND
BODY WAS WEDGED IN BE-
TWEEN WALL AND BEL.
The Police Are Searching for the
WomaRs Husband--Two Chill
dren Seriously In
ivpasJ


CHICAGO, August 21.-Witn her
head crushed with some blunt instru-
ment the body of Mrs. John Labelle,
aged nineteen, was found in a /. M
ing house today wedged in between
the wall Of her room and the bed.
She had teen murdered. Two chill
dren were found in serious condi-
tion and taken to hospita! Both
had been beaten, it was said
Mrs. Lsbelle had apparently leen
dead several days. The poilca We're
unable al first TO say whether the
body was that of man or woman.
John Labelle, the woman's hus-
band, is being sought by the police.
The children, six-months-old
baby and boy one and halt
years old, were unconscious for want
of feed when they were found
Neither has had anything to eat fol-
several days.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-08-21
HENRY IS SUPPORTING
SENATOR CUlDERS0h

WACO. Tex. Aug. 2l.-c er ,seess-
man r. l.. Henry gave out s,ate-
ment here last night announcing
that he would support Senator Cul-
berson. After giving his reason'
for this course the statement says
"On next Saturday / shall go 10
the polls and vote COR Senator Cui-
berson. The life OF the democracy
if Texas and in the country at large
is at stake in this contest ana
shall stand with the party and wlth
our democratic president
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-08-21
THOUSANDS HOMELESS
RESULT Of STORM
THE DEATH LIST ON THE GULF
COAST WILL REACH THIR-
TEEN OR sIxTEEN.
The Property Damage Is Estimated
mt Two Million Dollars - sup
plies to BE Rushed to
Sufferers

DALLAS. Texas. August 2l.--
Thousands OF families are homeless
I'm the southern gulf regions as a re-
suit OF the hurricane which swept
over that section last Friday, and
plans are being made throughout
the state to rush supplies and tents
to the sufferers.
Tho storm-swept area extends
from Corpus Christi south to Browns
willie and inland thirty to fifty miles.
| The, death list today was estimat-
ed at from thirteen to sixteen and
the property loss at s2.000.000 The
dead include six or nine OF the crew
of the small steamer Pilot Hoy
wrecked off Port Arkansas and seven
lon land. the latter all Mexicans.
Army tents along the Rio Grandt
Escaped practically unscathed. but u
lis believed large stores OF food were
destroyed.
State and federal authorities arr
Iexpected to organize relief work.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-08-21
TAKES
BETTER TURN
RAILROAD EXECUTIVES IN con-
FERENCR WIT HPRESIDENT
THIS AFTERNOON.
MAY AVOID STRIKE
The Situation Appeared More Favor
able This Afternoon and Efforts
tn Prevent Tieup May Yet
Prove Successful.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 21.-Nego-
tiations by Wilson to settle the
threatened railroad strike took a
more favorable turn this afternoon.
Nort, than two score Of railroad eS-
ecutives went into conference with
the resident at 2:3O o'clock. II was
admitted that they wee prepared To
enter into a full discussion Of the
presidents program in an effort to
preyent a strike.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-08-21
NAY TAKE ACTION AGAINST
THE BRITISH BLACK list

SANTIAGO, Chile, Aug. IL
The Chilean government has in
structed it's ministers to sound out
the United States, Argentina and
Brazil relative to joint action against
the British black list, it was an
nounced here today.
This action was taken as re-
suit of complaints from many busi'
ness houes mn Chile.
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PARIS, August al Second Lieu
tenant Brindejono des Moulinais, a
well known aviator. has been killed
in an accidental fall OF his aero
plane in the yerdun region.
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diupatch from Copenhagen says:
"The Norddeutsche Algemin zei-
.ung, the German official organ,
prints furious attack on the DAN
ish press for Its lack of Impair
TALLY"
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Loss TO CROPS WOULD
RUN into THE MILLIONS.
s~~~~~~~~~~~sss~
SENT To PRISON ~ 4
MONTHS BECAUSE SHE 4
FEIL IN LOVE 4

, BERNE. August 2i.--The Z
news reached here today that
o widow at stettin. Germany.
was sentenced TO eighteen
, months In prison at hard labor Z
because she fell In love with
; Russian prisoner of war. Her Z
, daughter Olga. nineteen. also Z
VAS sentenced To six months at
, hard labor for merely flirting Z
, with Russian prisoner. Z
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-08-21
GAR MISSES BRIDGE
DROPS INTO STREAM.
MORE MARRIED. PERSONS
THAN SMILE ONES GO
CRAZY IN OHIO

. COLUMBUS, o.. August 21. .
. More Married 0hioans than .
. single ones 90 crazy. according =
. TO Acting Superintendent Will .
. liams of the Columbus State .
. hospital today. In the annual =
. report he ha Just issued, Will .
. lianis' figures show that of the .
. col persons admitted during .
. the year 244 were married. l0g .
. single. 80 divorced, 80 widowed .
. and separated .