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j. S. TROOPS
Kill MEX|CANS
THREE yILLISTA BANDITS shoi
TO DEATH BY AMERICANS
At RrBIO RANCH.
FIRED ON TROOPS
The Troopers We're Out To Buy "
supply Of Corn for Cavalry
Horses When Fired Upon
BY the Mexicans.

ADVANCED BASE, American Ex-
petition. near Lajunta de itascate'
Mexico. Nav IA. via wireless to Co
lumbus. Nav 15-American troops
under Lieutenant George Patton
killed three Mexicans who attacked
them at Rubio ranch, 30 miles
southeast OF here. according to re-
ports reaching the advance base to-
day. No Aericans we're hit.
Two American scouts accompany
ing the detachment also took part
in the fighting. The detachment was
in an automobile.
Julio Cardenas, formerly Viliista
captain. was one of the Mexicans
killed. The others have not been
identified.
The Americans had set out to buy
corn supplies for the cavalry horses.
They slowed down upon approach
ing the ranch and proceeded eau
tiously to guard against surprise
attack, knowing that the ranch was
an occasional rendezvous for Villista
bandits. The Mexicans fired upon
the auto as 1t rounded a corner OF
the ranch barn. The Americans
leaped to the ground. Patton hit
the first Mexican, the bullet going
through his body. The others ran
toward coral and attempted to
saddle their horses. They were pnr-
sued by other members of the de-
tachment and killed while trying to
saddle their horses.
Rubio ranch was the headquarters
of the band that slaughtered nine
teen Americans at Santa Ysabel last
January.
s. j. Holly, an American rancher
and guide for the American troops,
was killed at the ranch about ten
days ago. Only last week an Ameri-
can detachment was fired upon near
this ranch.
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COURT GR|MDs STEADILY
ALONG on HEAVY DOCKET
JUDGE HtwkINs ~ MAKING An
EFFORT To CLOSE III CIVIL
DOCKET WORN EARLY.
Number of Gases ARE Heard and or
drs~ Enfcr-i During Morning
session Jury Win Report
This Afternoon.

In district courtsthis morning the
following orders were entered IN
cases pending on the docket:
Levy Young versus ID. II. Thomp-
son. trespass to Try title, continued
lby agreement
MR.. NJ r. Fears versus Southern
Traction company. reset for Thurs
day.
W. c. Harwen versus J. r. VIII
Hams ct al, continued.
saliie p. Mullen versus Elmer Me-
lLaurhlin. to recind trade. special es
Iccptions overruled 10 which defend
,ant excepted.
Alva r. Mccarty versus Lora scr-
!nsrd eli nj, partition. on consideration
Iof application court finds that Alleen
lMcCarty liz entitled 10 receive the
FUNDS In question. amounting TO
s1,1ss Is.
Alfred Jackson versus Mary Jack
Ison. divorce granted.
John Davenport versus Ruth Dal-
lcnport. divorce granted and receiver
lappolnted 10 sell property.
A motion for new trial has been
filled in tho Fred Harris ct al ver-
jsus Austin Ramsey case following
1.-THE answers made by the jury to spe-
lcial issues favorable TO the PLAINTIFF.
A motion has been filed for new
trial In the NJ G. Dyer versus II. y.
Dyer divorce case, in which divorce
was denied.
In the case OF j. J Redmon. swim
ding over $50. In which he received
a suspended sentence, motion was
made to have suspended sentence set
aside.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-05-15
THE NEW YORK CENTRAL
OPERATORS THREATEN STRIKE

NEW YORK. May ia strike OF
5 ,0o0 telegraphers and signal men on
the New York Central and West
Shore railway is impending. A com
plete deadlock between representa-
tives OF the men and the management
lis expected to be announced follow
ing conference today.
The railroad has refused to con-
cedc the unionizing of the signal mer
with the tclcSra pliers union and the
railroad is charged with locking on
scores of teIegraphers. Both opera
tors and signal men are demanding
wage increases
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Gas Makers Gather for Gas Fes

Gas Makers Gather for Gas Fest.
PITTSBURGH. May 15.-Promi-
nent men from all branches OF the
natural and artificial gas business
were here today for three-day
convention at the William Penn
hotel
At Mechanical Mall everything
from well drills and gas engines to
chandeliers and tips for burners was
|on display.
Among hte prominent men in at
tendance were:
President w. Y. Cartwright, Gin
cinnati; Vice President ]. F. Guffey,
Pittsburgh. Directors John Make,
Munice; Alfred Diescher. Bartletts-
vile, Ok; John Munce. Charleston,
w. Va; Victor Hays. Independence,
kans. James b. Crawford. Oil City:
Kay Krick. Columbus. o.; Austin
Curtis, Shreveport. La; Harry
Hoover, Cincinnati; Vincent Ebert,
ST, Joseph. Mo-; and Larmour
Adams. Erie; B. b. Glover and T. G.
Clifford.
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the Danish king
Mr.. Somnes showed unusual adap-
liability in playing the role OF Ghost.
and Laertcs. lie IL rrc-emineniiy an
artist
The Greet company IS one that -
well balanced and one that presents
company Of players rarely found IN
one production One OF the greatest
of all plays. written by the greates'
writer the world has known, was
played BY the best company Of Wood
land players in the world SATURDAY
Inight. "a ono OF the most appreciative
audiences that ever came together IN
waxahachie.
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MOTHERS DAY SERVICES
wEItE HELD AT BETHEL'

Mothers Day services at Bethel
church on Sunday proved very inter
esting and impressive. II was an
Ill day service with a program con
sisting Of songs. duets and recitasions
befctc the morning sermon In the
Afternoon an old time singing was
enipycd. Uncle Air. Forbes Of Mid
lothian acted as leader for some OF
these songs. which were really in
,epirinx. Judge Gilmore OF Maypearl
WAS another leader After the sing.
Ing the pastor. Res. =. O. Sorry
preached sermon. II Is estimated
that there were 400 people present
Each and every one present had .
very enjoyable time.
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Enroute 4, Reunion.

A party OF some twenty-five or
thirty left Shdray morning over the
hterurban for Dailas where they
joined party enroute to Birmings
ham on special train for the re-
union. These will be Joined there
BY the hand boys and few others
who left Friday and Saturday. In
all there Will be something like sixty
E1lis county people in attendance
up0n the reuuion.
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|NEGRO BURNED TO Death
by EARAG[0 MOB 1T WACO
Continued from Page ~


would be allowed TO take It's course.
The assurances went mo- further than
that, however. 1t was practically
understood that the negro Was to be
publicly executed by mob. The
trial took up only short time. The
negro entered plea of guilty.
The end of the proceedings was
expected and all night the mob In
creased In sire. Early this morning
the roads leading to Waco were
choked with autos, buggies, men ON
horse back and in wagons. Hum
dreds ramred along the road side
into the city To attend the execu-
ton. by ten o'clock this morning
Mace had practically suspended bus
mess tor the day and the town had
the appearance of county fair.
After the execution. out of the
thousands who saw il. not man
could be found who could 'reeog-
nixc" any of the participants; all
were strangers" from out of town,
according IN witnesses.
Washingtoh's body lay i'm the heap
until the last spark had died out.
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AUTOMOBILES TALK.


We have had some sittle To say
about the economic operation OF the
Chevrolet, the many miles II will de-
veiop on gallon of gas and the
durability of the materials used In
the manufacture OF the car and we
have been very conservative in all
our claims. yet some people who
know the timers" OF automobiles
have stated that they are from Mis-
souri, aud would have TO be shown.
This we have gladly done and II Is
not egotism to say we are succeed
ing well In convincing. In as much as
they have to be shown occasionally
we too. are from Missouri and have
10 be shown where reckless claims
are made. II n man tells you his
car can be operated a greater dis
tance than the Chevrolet will so on
a gallon OF gas, kindly ask him to
show you. Single tests have been
made on the Chevrolet and the mile
age made Is almost ! unbelievable
but "a miles Is given as the average.
Look II over carefully when you
come to consider automobiles with
view OF purchasing.
HRUTON MOTOR CAR CO..
adv "A West jefferson st.
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WANTS MINISTER'S TO
"PURIFY THEIR RANKS

DANVILLE, Ind, May 15.-Del.
egates to the seventy-seventh con-
vention of the Christian churches
of Indiana who gathered here today
heard a plea for greater co-opera-
tion by shepherds of all folds" by
the Rev. George H. Clarke of In
dianapolis.
Remarking upon the ayidity with
which the public reads of ministers
gone wrong" Mr.. Clarke urged
ministers of all faiths to aid each
other in purifying their ranks and
upholdins the hands of righteous
ministers.
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| WILL CONDUCT FLIGHTS
| ACROSS The CONTINENT

NEW YORK, May l5.-To stimU-
late interest in aviation and Develop
ayiators the Aero Club of America
today announced that transeonti-
mental contest will be conducted an
nualiy. In the first contest prices
will aggregate $4,000
Ralph Pulitzer offered a silves
trophy. The club has decided to set
aside s2e.oo0 for first prizes. The
cities expecting visits from the aSi-
ators are expected 10 make oontribu-
items sufficient 10 raise the total -
Si0e.oee
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FIRE BURNED DDlRD|ns
HOUSE sl1vRllY NIGHT
Mrts. BEUI4iH sEALE SUSTAINED
lxDes or APPROXIMATELY
n, 800 IN FIRE.
Residence va. Property Of Mrs.
quincy t;ctnmisnrr and vaiucd
~ ess.sOO - ls>usvd to
Amount III xa,UOO.

Fire practically DESTROYED the two
story house belonging TO Mrs. Quincy
tietxendaner on Monroe street and OF
cupicsI BY Mrs. Beulah Scale. satnr-
day night. causing loss Of prob
ably $1,000. The origin OF the fire
is unknown. II started IN the bat'l
room on the second floor and Is SUP
posrd to have originated from de-
fective wiring,
Mrs. Geixendancr carried insur-
ancc to the amount Of $4,000 on III.
house. Tho top story was destroy.
"a and the first story was burned
badly. Mrs, Scale carried insuranc
TO the amount OF $500 On the fun
pishinEs. valued ut $1,000.
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GERMANS DRIVEN FROM
FIRST LINE TRENCHES

PARIS, May 15.--French troops
drove the enemy from the first line
trenches at vermandevilliers, south
OF the Somme. said the official state
ment today.
Around Verdun heavy lombard
ment in the region of Avacourt wood
constituted practically the only ac-
tivity.
In the Champagne region the
French cleared out German work
west of Mt. Petu, taking some pris-
oners
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NATIONAL ASSOCIATION ot
NANUFACTtR fR> MEETS

NEW YORK. Mav l5.-The tWen-
ty-fiFst eaaual convention 81 the
National Association Of Manufse-
turers. a. hesuu Al the Waldorf
Astoria hotei here foday
The Convention etii D. addressed
~ speakers of national promi .ence
gpon industrial securits an. ths as
soeistior agfiF.tse ia fhe proual-
uo- q export trade, patent reiorA.
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PROFESSORS START TO LEARN
MORE THAN COOPER KNEW

COOPERTOWN, N. Y, May 10
]. Fennimore Cooper wrote THE
Last of the Mohicans," but it wasn't
the last Armed with spade and
rickax, Professor Warren X. Moor
head OF Phillis Annover academy
and his expedition strated out today
to learn more about the Mohicans
than Cooper ever wrote.
The party. which includes Alanson
Skinner, formerly of the American
Museum OF Natural History OF New
York and now of the George Hay
Museum of American Indians; Ern-
est o. Sudgen OF Orland, Me-, and
several others left today to examine
the shores of Lake Ostego. where the
lndinas of Cooper lived centuries
ago.
The party plans 10 80 down the
SIsquehanna river in light skifrs.
exploring the banks and adjoining
fields which were at one time the
hunting ground of the Mohieeans.
The expedition will work up the
tributaries of the Susquehanna. i'm
Guiding the Unadilla river which is
rich In Indian lore.
Professor Moorhead is certain
that MANY facts valuable 10 the his
tory of the American indian viii be
learned
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A reward OF $500 will be paid by
this company for the conviction Of
any one found guilty Of taking the
Daily Light from the yard or lawn
OF any subscriber OF this paper. EN.
TnRPRISE PUBLISHING COM
PANY.
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Mere man can never unaerstaH I
Why a Woman needs a new hsf most
lust when rev bats are hitting the
highest prices.
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Mrs. King, who was operated on
a few days ago at the local santa
rum. is getting along nicely accord
Ing To reports today
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CHICAGO MlI.ilO\AlRE>
START BlG WHALE Hunt

, SEATTLE. Wash May i5.--
John Borden. Norris n. Bokum.
, Charles X kniekerbockcr aud
B Rochester n slaughter. b0y
, miilionaires. Of Chicago. LETT
today on a whaline and big
, same bunting "Trip Ia the Ber-
, Ing sea and Asgatic siberia.
D TIE Bis Bear new Is
. k1iit schooner. completely
, equipped uIth huutlng and
; wh4lln< parag Aeruaila will car
. = ths party ga ifs periious en-
D p.aiiffuu
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4 brave soul j a thing which al
things serve Alexander smith
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||8ereinigten Staaten iiber Seem Sort.
IS. 81. Side, 12. lrnb Main StraBe,
am 81. Mpril 1850 5u 8oi5enburg
q. 5. glbe in Medlenburg bas 2idt
Der @elt un6 fam i'm sSsllni 1862 nad)
ben gereinigten Staten iiber Seem
gorf.
Jreo s. Sblapfobl, No. t2O12
@oop StraBe, apur0e i'm Sabre 1867
gu Neufirden, Sloenburs, Solitein,
geboren li1o fanno I'M Sabre 1867
na6 ben Dereinigten Staoten.
@ir miiniden alien @eburtstags=
finoern, BOB es ibnen nob redt b1u-
fig ~pergornt iein miro, i'm !areiie IT,
rer 9ieben Die @ieoerfebr ibres @e=
burtstages 81 feiern.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-21
@cscr ioll ,ucacm @critof gcgcn Sir
Mann=9lftc prpsciiirt ,ucrbcn.

elmer Grop, Ser lpeeen gergcbens
ge9en Das Wann=Mfte=@ cieb perbaf=
tet lporoelt moor, befa1u1te iid) geltern
Dor Bltnoesbeiirfsrid)ter Martin s.
@aoc unidt ldntlois" inns miro oes-
balb 1pa6re10 Der 11adliten Gage pro-
5ellirt meroen. gr ipQ cine GalIcge=
ltoili1 bon Sainois nod Soma ge=
l1onlrlcn nno bier fir Nroltttution
perme1Net haben.,
@illiam Irnolo, ser megen angelo
lid)cn Giebltabls bon altpfer aus Sen
8erfltatten Oes God Sslqnoer gltn=
Desarlenals ber6aftet lporoel1 NOR,
lpl1roe nidt Don Ser 9ltnoes=@ ranb
SSrrp, Die iid geltern altfloite, arge=
flagt. ST miro besbalb pieoer aus
Der Sort e~1ttlalien meroell.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-21
9c,tc formcllc GrOfinnns Der ncncnI
silberitcin grDs. Glutbing
Company (Snc.)
'8cld}dft mcilt bette u1to bonfommelt.
tie
in 0er Stabt allf.
saoen lit poaitanoig renopirt unr
Der Nen5eit int ieoer 9eoiebmng
allaepabt morOcn.

Die fornlcIle groffnnng Ser ncl,cll
Sil6crItein Srothers Clothing Com.
panD Gllcorporateo) ioll bellte 1T
feierlider @ciic erfolgcn.
Die Iirnla, Sic im Sabre 1891
inter Dem Man1en S~ilberltein gro-
TIERS geariiaoct lporoen lit, muroc
fiir5liG illforpurirt l1nb bot NIT Ser
Neltoerumg tires Namens, a11h ibr
causes @sidlaft poIlltanOig geanoert.
@eldmadprll eingeridtete, riciige
Observation-Disclosures ltrablen oen1
gelltder Des 2aoens entgegen.
Die @elelidaft fam nit Stol5 oa=
ralf bilnpeiien, baB lie oas &naben-
fonfeftionsocpartement Ser Stabt ibr
gigen nenllen fam. Gieie slbtbei-
lung lit p~ollitanois uel1 eingeridtet
;moroen ltno itsbt ein5ig IN ibrer Mrt
III Gapenport %. 9llBerSem lit es
Der @elellidjait gellmgerL bas bielige
Wonopol fiir bie banogearbeiteten
Grooufte ocs Seem yorfcr Mt-
ferbltrD. Glptblng Sp1tcms lltD Die
i~befannten @otuoro=Sdite, Bic bon ser
tSotparo Company, SO. 6S7=S9
groaomog ,Nacu Dorf, berecitcat mers
ben, 5lt %erlangen.. @as ferner Dem
ailnoen bei ser @eiellidait altffaut,
ut, DOB ialnmtlide @aaren nit Of
fene1t 8reis5ablen ll1b rid)t einer Sc
'beimdiffre Ser @elealdaft be5etdjnct
limo. Gesbab berridt in Dem Sauie
1tlr ein Treis.
Mm belttisen groffmnnestage err
ane &lnt0en ser @eieui1aft
Die @eomten Ser &orporation
ltno: Wartin Silberltei1t, 9raiioent;
gmil 5il6erltein, @iaeprdiioent l,1lo.
SGasmeiiter; 2ouis Silberltein, Sc
fretdr - alles 2eltte, Sic auf iabre=
grfobrlrngen I'M &leioerge-
5uriidtbliden fonnen.