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Rasi., Gin. 21t5. ienrafxnnasia.
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tiistai iItana lilo Z.
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tunmintai. 2eidf,tun 1:Std paipds-
I'd Iofafiiun 1:ieen pGipdn, alfaen
touIu flo 9 aamilIa. 2ofafiiin 1 :std
pGipGstG fei6fuun 1:ieen pdipdan
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betddn jofa fiutfmioen ~eniimdiieta
maanantaina flo 1880 ip.
0iioriioIiiton fitufaiiifofoiiS pioe-
tam iofa firafaiiben folmartena per.
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Marlborosia, %. S.. SropSia,
Eitsminiamisio ia Wapnaroisia,
RaSf., iopimtfien mifaan.
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Iad oil eteenpain fumarasia, ioten
pappi %iaattoi nGbbG pGGnaban fulIta.
man barpentuneioen barmaioen bius.
ten pGlist6. S1n pitt toista fGttGdn
rintaania nustcn ia bengitti ipinfll.
malta 1GnellG.
"TGpttaG niinfuin teibGn pieni tpt-
tonne plan noioettaiiiin paratiiIin
puutarboibin', ianoi pappi lempeGsti,
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fiasta, iiita, ettG title loptGiiitte jules.
tGpdin tien, iofa mie iinne."
100 Min Min, moibfi aiti parfa,
"iospa diff ielWa iospa diff iel-
ma tGstG p~ibeliaiiestG ~elGmGstG".
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&c cite moi olla tddlld ptiin tGnG
bond, ionoi bdn betfen filluttua,
"MisiG tcibGn miebenne on?"
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tapania on .olesfella', multi maimo,
iamaIIa fun bdnen ~ddnesiGGn faifui
pibaa ia plenfatietta.
Yappi fatioi tutfipasti bGneen bet
fiien.
"&apafasiafo9" fpipi ban biliaa
bieman ~eparoiben.
"Sdnne bdn tulee boiIaten ia mir
nistelIen fesfeIld potd", ianpi ,uaimo
Ganesid fiibtpuad fatferuiitta. sos.
pa ban ppipiii ientaGn poisia ia on
taiii meioGn f,olla raubasia."
Yapista tuntlli minimum iotain TIL
feb6uttapan rasfasta "laSfeutuiii I'D.
men furffullnia ia estGiii bGnta metd-
mastG benfeG.
ga bGnet maItaii omituinen biIiai.
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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-27
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tGGn iofa fun ienrnnmasti:

lu uttuuoICulul ptuC.
tam iofa finn iemraauasti:
Salnmetin 3aniallisicurafunnan
flrtosla lofa fuufauben e~niimGiien1
lunnuntaina felIo 10 ap. Serran ebt.
tansla ia iltaieuroista ilmoitan fir.
fonmenoisia.
GalumcttilGiiille ilmoitan. ett6 tn.
len iinne alma e~niim6iienG iunnuntai.
ma Iauwantai-iltana flo 8 ia plen ia.
pattamana Galumetin 4aniallisieit-
raf. pappilasia. HppoGn mposfin
faiffein +. Observation-Disclosures q. m.
fdantpmGdn puoIeeni fain tarmitiet.
Ite teettaa papiuiiia wirtatoimia.
@reenin firfosia iofa fnafauben
toiiena iunnuntaina flo 10 ap.
SSlcIorlaSla Iota t~uttauoen toiles
no innnnntaina flo 10 Sill.
Binonasia iofa fiiufauoen folman.
tena iunnuntaina flo 2 ip. (ebfG rait-
tiustalolla). ia i~ltaieuroista iImoitan
firfonmenoisia.
Cost 8rancbin fouIuIla iofa FUN
neliGntend iunnuntaina flo 10 ap.
Weais Gitpn ieurafunnan firfosia
iofa ~fuufauoen neIiGntenG iunnuntai.
no flo 8 III.
Wiioennen iunnuntain 'ilmoituf5is.
ia ilmoitan eritpiiesti fttten miista-
tin piiffoieuroien ilmoitufiista.
S. &anfiIa,
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2irfonmenot iofa iunnuntai rnot-
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8orf Street flo 2 ip. Communications
III flo 1. Minun aiunton on 11S
Cost groaopap. room "a. Butte,
Rontana.
Suite Mont. Iofof. Is p. 1915.
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M

VurIuHsTtHrUJu IUhInVI' Ju UtIMt'
fnnlla.
20 p. GIiffortisia flo 8 tH.
30 p. flo 10 ap.
6 p. flo 10 ap.
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10 y. SopeaioelIa flo 8 iII.
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Wtaalisfrln 10 p. 2afe Toroenis-
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belmifnnlla.
Sorstoina 3 p. flo 1873 iu.
Sunnuntaino 6 y. flo 10 ap. ia flo
7 iu.
&esfimiiffona 9'p. flo 70 8 iu.
Sorstaina II p. flo 70 8 ill.
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90. Inttonen,
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Saarnaunoroia tammifnnlla.
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ia Settle Hiperilld paifasia, iofa tar.
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flo Z iu.
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ip.
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ia fauppias 2ustingin t. flo s iI.
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Saarmaumoroia tammifnmlIn: =.
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@uisto bartausbetfistd ilmoite-
tam ieurotiIoiiuufiisio s. Sapola.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-05-25
ENNIS NEGRO SHOOTS
BROTHER WITH SHOT GUN
THE KILLING LAST NIGHT PRE-
SERVES ALMOST UNBROKEN
RECORD WHILE JURY SITS.
James Thomas Shot and Killed His
Brother, Anthony Thomas, U.s.
in IA Pump Gun--tives Up
to the Officers.

Telephone advices from Ennis this
morning tell of the killing of An
thony Thomas, colored, by his bro
Their, James Thomas, on last night.
While the details of the trouble are
meager it is understood the negro
shot his brother with a pump shot
gun and killed him instantly. He
then gave up to the officers and
will be brought here probably this
afternoon. 1t is probable that self
defense will be claimed as a reason
for the shooting.
The grand Jury had intended re-
cessing probably this afternoon, put
the usual killing while the grand
Jury is in session has occurred and
that body will remain in session
forAa few days longer.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-05-25
NAT|ONALssUFFRAGE
WORKER IN WAxAHACH|E
MISS ENGLE OF NEW YORK
WOULD AID IN ORGANIZATION
OF SOCIETY HERE.
VIII Meet With the Ladies Of the
Town nj Sims Library This AZ
tcrnoon i'm Effort tn Per-
icct Organization.

Miss Lavinia Enele of New York
City. field secretary Of the national
suffrage association. has been in
waxahachie for several days and
will call a meeting of the women of
the city at Sims library this after
noon. In an effort TO form an organi-
cation in Waxahachie.
There are ninety suffrage organ
izations in the state of Texas" Miss
Engle said. "and nearly all the
towns with ten thousand inhabitants
have organized suffrage circles.
Mineola. one of the East Texas
towns. has very active organiza-
ton, and is one of the very newest.
The campaign being waged In Tex
as now is to secure the passage of
a resolution authorizing the submits
sion of a constitutional amendment
making 1t Illegal to deny a woman
the right of the ballot"
Continuing her enthusiastic argu-
ment for an organization in Waxa-
hachie, Miss Engle said, There are
many reasons why club women
should be interested in suffrage In
Texas. The child labor law. school
questions and many live issues have
been supported by Texas club wo-
men, and are vital to them"
Miss Engle has been In Dallas at
tending the State Suffrage associa-
ton which recently met there. Miss
Engle IS a college woman, grad
uate of Columbia University, and Is
we'll informed on the suffrage ques-
ton. She says that the Houston
Post Is the only big daily in Texas
that is opposed to woman suffrage.
Miss Engle paid high compli-
ment to Mrs. Cunningham of Cal
weston, president Of the Texas Suf-
frage association, and said there
we're many bright women In Texas,
who are active In the cause OF suf-
frage.
Miss Engle was one of the speak
ers at the meeting of the Texas Suf-
rage association recently held In
Dallas.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-05-25
.0NE WAXAAACH|E FIRM
PATHON|zES COTTON MILL

The following letter from Nj.
Schneider. manager of the Jolesch
G. Chaska company. is self-expiana-
tory:
Waxahaehie. Texas, May 20, 1915
Enterprise Publishing CO., Waxa-
hachie. Texas. Gentlemen: We
note in the editorial column OF yes
terday's Light that you desire in
formation as TO the amount OF Waxa-
bachie Cotton Mills cloth used by
local merchants We regret our IN
ability TO answer your question
Other than II applies 10 us. The
rercentage Of duck purchases We
make out af waxahaehie IS exactly
the same percentage which our
newspaper advertising totals ~
Kvaxahachie weekly and daily papers.
other than the Enterprise and Light
Al this time We have a contract with
.he w4xahactie Cotton Mills for APP
,roximately ten thousand (ie.eoel
rsrds Of duck. the cloth 70 be de-
nvsredi duriag luis. August and
S..ntenbsr.. Yours very truly.
Jot.EsCH a CHAsKA CO,
Per " schneider. Msr
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-05-25
AND HE GOT 1929 VOTES
FOR TUE PRESIDENCY

LINCOLN. Neb.. May 25.--Robt.
"a. Ross, the Lexington. Neb., livery
stable proprietor who received s.4l1
votes in the Nebraska democratic
primary in his contest with Presi-
dent Wilson for the democratic pres
idential nomination. and who also
received $500 votes in his contest
for the republican presidential nom
nation. believes he is we'll fitted to
serve the United States as their
president.
Because of Mr. Ross rather large
vote In the primaries. w. l.. CASTOR.
OF Wayne, wrote TO him asking for
statement of his views, training
and qualifications for tho office OF
chief executive OF the nation. Mr..
Ross sent the following courteous
reply.
Lexington Neb.. April "a 1916
Mr. w. l.. CASTOR
Dear sir your card received and
will say that 1 was Borned In Rep
ley Ohio. My parents moved from
there when was years old 10
Cattettssburg, Ky was educated
there and at Portsmouth Ohio. and
raised as u Methodist of which my
parents was when about II came
to nebraska Lexington Dawson co
about 81 years ago was on ranches
land later farmer for about %
years different things short time
In the above mentioned was Mem
Der of evangelical Church In early
days and now member of Presby-
terrain here in Lexington Neb for
about years. have never taken a
drink of Liquor nor my father
Gather since l was old enough to
know till he died you you preachers
ought to get Busy and give the del
egates to under stand what your
intentions is II they nominate man
OF Whisky. type or one going 1t tou
faced as some of them Is very truly
Robert g. Ross Lexington Neb.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-05-25

printing Is higher. The increases
are shown In percentage from May,
1915. to May, 1916.
Inks have advanced from 100 to
400 per cent. Plain writing paper
and envelopes have advanced so per
cent. due To 100 per cent increase In
rags Tho rags increase is caused
by the powder companies buying up
all the rags they can obtain to keep
SO machines in operation manufac-
turing war munitions.
The figures showing the increase
In price OF papers In percentage were
compiled by the West-Cullum Paper
company, and the engraving supplies
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-05-25
JUDGE 0. {. DUNLAP RETURNS
FROM STAY IN THE EAST

Judge o. f. Dunlap has returned
from q months trip to the east, WIS.,
iting ST. Louis, Washington and
New York on the trip. He says IT
is quite a delightful rest to one
from this section of the country to
mix and mingie with the vast crowds
of the eastern cities and that he en-
joyed his stay very much. Judge
Dunlap says the prevailing opinion
in the east Is that the war will con-
tinue for another two years If not
longer.
While in Washington the Judge
ran into the Detroit Tigers and en-
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-05-25
WAyAHACH|AN IS NAMED
DELEGATE TO ST. LOUIS

Waxahachie was almost doubly
honored in the selection of delegates
to the national convention when I.
f. Thompson of this city and Royal
A. Watkins, OF Dallas were named.
Mr.. Watkins Is a former student or
Trinity university. The selection
was a wise one and these gentlemen
will reflect credit upon the district
and state in their deliberations at
the national meeting.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-05-25
|, laEGIT|0h BACK
! nome FROM CONVENTION

|ns Ellis county delegation to the
|, democratic convention, held
an Antonio on Tuesday and
|,ssday, returned home this
ling About five of the nine
i little flat from coming In
~ with the steam roller, but
\ IN good spirits nevestheless
I'll Of interesting incidents that
\ olsee at the meeting of Texas
kvrsts. The delegation went
taructed further than that they
kSa unit. The majority ia
N the pros and voted for Love,
q are informed.
b. Sims, in speaking of the con-
ksm, declares that 1t Is great
!, but when ne goes next time
4 going to take his band along
| w to 1t that pro speakers get
III share of the stirring music.
ExIa the band, playing In the con-
Em hall, must have been en-
nj by the ants because they
played when some fellow for
Esde was called on for a speech.
BELIEVES in dividing up honors.
|Imbers Of the Ellis county del
in we're the recipients of many
rses at the hands of old Ellis
pr citizens who have moved to
Altonio.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-05-25

Smith. Beaumont.
Third district Rocrt L. warren.
Terrell.
Fourth district Lee cla-k. Green
willie.
Fifth district: Harry ?. Law
Their. Dallas.
Sixth district. Charles II. Mills,
Corsioana.
seventh district: Fred c. Pabst,
Galveston.
Eighth district John II. Kirby,
Houston.
Ninth district: W t. Bagby. Hal.
letsville.
Tenth district: Paul d. Page
Bastrop.
Eleventh district: James L. Fer
guson. Temple.
Twelfth district Louis ]. wor-
than. Fort Worth.
Thirteenth district. Fitzhugh f
Hin, Denton.
Fourteenth district: Frank c
Davis. San Antonio.
Fifteenth district: John X. Gar.
ner. Uvalde.
Sixteenth district: J. NJ. Goggin
FL Paso.
st. Louis Delegates.
Following are the district dele
gates to the st. Louis meeting:
L, d. Thornton. Hopkins; Thorn
as Scott, Lamar; 2. Beeman Strong
Nacogdoches; A. NJ. Stone. Jasper
3, P. X. Birdwell. Smith; Later
Sanbury. Kaufman; 4. Ben Vaughn
Hunt; c. J. Smith. Grayson; 5, Roy
al A. Watkins, Dallas; T, #. Thomp
son, Ellis; 6. Luther Johnson, Ma
varro: Scott Reid, Limestone; Z
James B. Stubs, Galveston; J. Nj
Young, Houston; s, II. Baldwin
Rice, Harris; j. M. Moore, For
Bend: 3, A. r. Rucks, Brazoria; |
f. Stark, Fayette; 10, Clint Gid
dings. Washington; J. M. Mathis
Brenham; IL. Allen ID. Sanford,
McLennan; c. w. Goddard, Bell
IL, ]. r. Ransome. Jr., Johnson
r. B. Ridgeway, Tarrant; 13, K. e
Huff, Wichita; ]. w. Sullivan, Den
ton; IA, A. w. Seeligson, Bexar; c
H. Mccartney, Brown; Is, Roy Mil
Ter, Nueces; Lawrence Bates, Cam
eron; &c, j. d. Jackson, Brewster
c. C. Higgins, Scurry.
The delegates will go to st. Loui:
| with instructions to vote for the re-
nomination of Wilson and Marshall
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-05-25

joyed cordial handshakc with the
mighty Ty Cobb. Jennings and 9TH
ers. IIc said he just happened to
meet them NJ the hotel and that II
proved very pleasant surprise Tor
him. because II was like meeting old
friends. The boys we're very cordial
in their reception and he even tried
to make 'em win. but failed.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-05-25
P0|ADEXTER WINS As
NATIONAL COMMITTEEMAN
STATE DEMOCRATIC Coxyr<.
TION AT SAN ANTONIO ENDS
VICTORY FOR GOVERNOR.
Housing Resolutions Adopted Ap-
piauding Administration of VIII
son--Ferguson Member Dele
cation from Eleventh Dist.

SAN ANTONIO. Texas. May 25.-
In the closing minutes OF the DEM
ocratie state convention last night
Judge William Poindexter of Gle
burne was elected Texas member of
the democratic national committee
over Tom b. Love of Dallas. after
one of the most spirited political
duels ever fought in the party ranks
of this state. The vote was: Poin-
dexter. 419; Love. S47; giving Cato
Sells successor a majority of 70.
The greatest demonstration of
the many that punctuated the pro-
gress of the convention followed the
anti victory, breaking out of the
hall and sweeping along the ada
cent street. Judge Poindexters
majority was even larger than his
friends really had expected
| Immediately following the adop-
ton of the platform the convention
by unanimous and rousing vote
adopted the following resolution
submitted by j. M. Goggin of E.
Paso:
BE 1t resolved by the represen.
tatives of the democracy of the state
Of Texas In convention assembled
THAT we congratulate the nation
on the fact that at this time OF
worldwide stress 1t has as its chief
executive Woodrow Wilson, a patri-
otic, wise, calm and fearless Amer
lean, firm to maintain the rights OF
our citizens and preserve unsullied
the honor and dignity of our coun.
try, and we call upon congress to
strengthen and uphold the hands OF
our president by speedily providing
and maintaining an adequate and
efficient army and navy, the better
to safeguard the rights of our citi-
zens both at home and abroad and
to maintain inviolate the sacred
honors of the nation"
Electors.
For presidential electors at large
the convention elected Marshall
Hicks of Bexar; Hamp Abney OF
Grayson; Henry P. Saulus of La
vaca, and Cullen F. Thomas of Dali
las. There was no contest and the
choice was made by reclamation.
Governor Ferguson was elected
delegate at large to the democrat
ic national convention. being credited
to the eleventh district. Congress-
man John N. Garner also was made
member. The understanding has
been all along that the governor is
to lead the delegation. The COM
plete list Of electors follows:
First district: J. M. Buford,
Mount Pleasant
Second district: Stewart X
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TELL WHY PRINTING
COST HAS INCREASED

The price of paper and printing
supplies has so seriously affected the
printer that the printing establish
ments are running in todays issue
OF The Dallas Dispatch a full page
advertisement explaining just why
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-05-25

rhur A. Everts, well known
Etan business man of Dallas,
| peak to the Young Mems Chris
association at Trinity tonight
o'clock. The men of the town
hFlted to hear him.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-05-25
DOCTORS LOOK OUT FOR
HEALTH OF CLUBWOMEN

. NEW YORK, May 25.--Any .
. one of the 10000 clubwomen =
. attending the biennial conven- .
. tion of the General Federation =
. of Women's clubs here today =
. have homeopathic headache =
. or an allopathic indigestion .
. with impunity.
. One hundred women doctors =
. and as many more nurses are .
. on the emergency staff. under =
. the direction of DR.. Rosalie S. .
. Morton. and they daily minister .
. to all the Ills clubwoman is =
, heir to. =
. Two stations, each under two =
. doctors and trained nurse, are =
. open at all hoursAin the Sew =
. enth regiment armory. where .
. tho federation is meeting and .
. stations are maintained contin- .
. ually at the Hotel Aston, the .
. official headquarters. and other .
= hotels. Hospital rooms at the .
. armory and at the hotels are .
. part of the equipment. .
. Q Q />>> - q . . 900
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by Tom Thornton of the Geese En-
craving company Linotype metal
has advanced 100 per cent, and plain
newspaper 30 per cent. Certain
brands OF colored paper are unobtain-
able because analine dyes are manu-
featured in Germany -Dallas Dis
patch.
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sss.eriss fer the DAILY Lisht
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-05-25
The
Melting
Pot

A Play of American Ideals;
Il Play of Humor, Of Sin
cerity. of Life, and Ora
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The Daily Light gives the news
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-03-25
Steel TRUST TO
keep 0JIBWAY
Plant On American Side to
Make No Difference,
Says Bruce

Stewart K. Bruce. who has larg'
real estate interests in New York
Toronto and Detroit, taxes exception
to the report that the new United
states steel plant will not be buiit
at UJiDway.
Mr.. Bruce does not contend that
the steel trust will not build on the
river Rouge, as has been semi'oul-
cialiy announced. put does believe
I, probably will build on both sides
OF the river. The Canadian plant.
he points out. was decided upon as
method OF avoiding customs du-
ties. The demand for steel on the
other side of the border is tow at
present. but is due for big boost.
he says.
II would plainly be TO the adyan-
iage or the STEEL ~ompany 10 nave
two plants directly opposite 10 eacn
other. and it IL probable that is what
viii happen. according 10 Mr.. Bruce.