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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-08-02
yDUle nlH INJURED
DI AMMONIA BLOW OUI

A the resals 81 blowout Of
smmohia ~ The ice cream ffeexins
msrhinery &C the ri-co creamery
raesdsy afternoon about iz:ss o.
o'clock Shirley winninghsm, AGED
about twenty. Was severely burned
on the arms snd face. lie was sent
"a The sanisaripm for treatment
Tbe machinery OF the plant wss
not dAmased II i said the young
man was cleaning the freezer and
waa remoyine oil from same. u v
aid be vas not thoroughly familiar
with the machinery and IN some way
tsrnsd the ammonia JET There yrs
! blowout and bis arms snd face
we're barned. some Of the fumes
uer< also inhaled in his lungs. The
Injuries nse quite painful. hui not
a~c<~sariis serious
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Wiy.AHACHIE MAN WAS
on THE WRECKED TRld

T. A. Ferris returned yestsra|
afternoon from a two weeks TRIP
New York and other points in 1
east. Mr.. Ferris was G passela
on the Inflated Texas Special as I
south as Dallas. having left I
train at that place to take the inia
urban 10 Waxahachie. Mr.. Fen
stated that the people were sulls
ing intensely from the heat va
which has been hoyerenig over !
points IN the north for some u
From New York to Boston, he s7
he went by boat, thinking It Won
be much cooler than by rail- Dal
fog enveloped the boat and me y
Nudity was so great he spent . -
ess night.
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PERSONAL MENTION.
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Mrs. Joe Thompson is visiting in
EnI,is this week.
Miss Clara Owens OF Italy is Wis
ieing friends In the city.
Joe Phillips left this morning on
a months visit to Mississippi.
Miss Allie Shelton has gone to
Mineral Wells for weeks visit.
]. r. Shelton leaves today for q
five days stay at Mineral Wells.
Miss Maurine Runaway has gene
to Ada. Oklahoma, for a months
yioit
Waldo Dunaway left this morning
for Ada, Oklahoma, for few weeks
visit.
Mrs. Leatherwood of Fort Worth
is a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. A. e.
Greer.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. U. Page of Bloom
ing Grove are visiting Mrs. ]. P.
Fleming.
Miss Opal Taylor of Palmer spent
Monday in the city. the guest of Miss
Mable Fore.
Mrs. John Spalding has returned
from a two weeks visit to friends
/. Fort Worth.
Miss Hazel Fore spent Saturday
and Sunday in Palmer. the guest OF
Miss Lonnie Taylor.
j. T. Williams and family have
returned from a pleasant visit to
relatives and friends at Sherman.
Miss Mollio Holton returned to
her home ar Groesbeck after attend
irg a house party given by Miss
Maurine Dunaway.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed T. Wicker end
sen. Ed. Jr., spent last week visit
ing relatives in Waxahachie and
Midlothian. Ennis News.
MI. anu MiS. II. ~. I>ytun anu
Thomas and Miss Ethel Nycum left
today for Corpus Christi via the au-
tomobile route. They will be gore
several weeks.
Miss Robbie McNaugh on, who
has been attending the summer nor
mal in Waxahachic, returned home
today. the normal having closed last
week Ennis News.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Laughlin and son
who have been the guests of Mr.
Lauehlin's mother, Mrs. Bette
Laughlin. on. West Main street, have
returned to their home at Waco.
C. r. Gibson. f. Q, Vcstal of For
Worth. o. B. Bennett, c. r. Porter
and Tom Jones were among thoss
who went to Bardwell this morn
ing to attend a meeting OF tho Eli:
County Odd Fellows association.
Mrs. Gus r. Moore and son hay'
gone to Peoria on visit 10 rela
tives. They we're accompanied al
FAR as Hillsboro By Mrs. Hickman
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At the closing session OF the North
Texas conference Of the Seventh
day Adyentists al Chautauqua park.
the following unanimous vote was
given:
THAT we extend to the city OF
waxahachie and their Chamber of
Commerce a vote Of thanks for the
free use OF their beautiful park and
splendid pavilion for our meetings
and for the free water. lights. etc,
furnished us
j. l.. TAYLOR, President.
A. NJ. wOODALL. Sec.
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mas. fRllk a0Psgh IS I
GAINED 6I Death IUE0lI|

! re- manx rftannn - tre rik ~
lNrs f<sephlro Eiissptsh Hep ".
wssa 81 FssnH Hopson. we're shce MA
- Easfn Iass Tuesday Afternoon IA.
-. hsa dis5 abaul 9 o'eiock Whii2
rrs r,gsob had l.ecn n poci heal,h
fes number 81 voafs. and AL
sosa failing rapi5ss tbs iast ivo
eeArs the announcement Of her
death came - isa'nei saf-
price ts her friends Apparent
IL she ens 60 eors" than
usa.i and her death vas almost sud
den. The pulmotor and electricity
we're used Tor some time in the hope
that respiration might be restored
bat the last spark of life had gons
out
yfr Hogson was born and rails
"a In waxahaehIe she vas daugh-
Ter Of Jesse Wiley. one OF the cify's
u.oneer settlers. She vas married
10 Mr.. Fiopson IN 1881 She IL SUR
vssea By her husband and the follow
ing children
Mrs Ray Hines Of Britton. hrs.
". =. Jackson. Mrs. W. ". Nichols
aud Tom Hoseon. all Of this city.
she has two sisters living. Mrs. y.
p. Carpenter OF waxahaehie ard
Mrr. y. Blair OF Dallas
MIRA Hopaon swonid have been fif-
tv-four years old had she lived UNI
IN the sixth Of September She was
a member OF tho Central Prcsbyte-
rian church, and was desoied chris
7tstn.
The funeral services will be con-
Quoted at the residence on Water
street tomorrow morning. ut $50 by
REV. 1. s. criddle. lifelong friend
Or the family. assisted BY Rev A.
IN. Han. pastor Of the First Baptist
church.
Mrs. Hopson was highly esteemed
|by ! large circle Of friends In Waxa-
|haciic and her death y sincerely
|moarned BY ALL
The pail bearers will be as fol-
iors:
e. prince, Jno. Davenport.
Clint spalding. Jack Neal, Ed Naugh-
|scr and ~ II. Rex.
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Death OF James Elliott.

James Elliott, aged 10 years, son
OF the late Rev. j. S. Elliott. died
this morning at Maypearl. The
funeral will be held at the Baptist
church in Maypearl tomorrow morn
ing at 10 o'clock, following which
the body will be brought to Waxa-
hachie for burial
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To Ny Friends.

| am now manager Of the Enter
prise Barber shop on the south side
of the square. Would be clad for
you TO call and see us and solicit a
part OF your barber work
ady-11s G.. O. CURRIE.
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T. r. Sparks and Miss Bulah Fay
Cook.
Or. Walter r. Mccall and Miss
Maude Reynolds.
r. ID. Oliver and Miss Lola Tole.
Walter Beckham and Miss Bessie
Hughes,
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The regular luncheon OF the
tail Merchants association VIII
held at the Hotel Rogers tomor'
al noon. All members are urse'
be present.
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New Boat House.

At a meeting of the stockholders
of the Katy Boating and Fishing
club new boat house was ordered
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erected on the site where the 4
boat house formerly stood The 4
structure was blown down seysI
months ago. Work on the "A
building began this morning.
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Mr.. and Mrn. Will Richie Of
Boyce moved to waxahachie Tues
day and are located on College
street.
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a. N. Bedford reports his wife
and mother better and improving
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Joe Martin and son of Boz were In
waxahnchie Wednesday. Mr.. Mar
IN says crop conditions In his conf
lmunity are promising, but needing
rain.
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For feed and fuel phone Broad.
head 4 Kennedy. Old phone IL y
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. LOCAxA y
o~~>~>>~~~ot>>~AA
/ a. n. Bedford reports his wife
and mother better and improving
3D.
For feed and fuel phone Broad
head 4 Kennedy. Old phone IL y
Mr.. and Mrn. Will Richie Of
Royce moved to waxahachie Tues
day and are located on College
street.
Joe Martin and son of Boz were In
waxahachie Wednesday. Mr.. Mar
TN says crop conditions In his conf
munity are promising, but needing
rain
IDEAL sARSAPARILLA works
out liver troubles, flushes the kid
neys, purifies the blood. Good health
follows. Try one half bottle under
our guarantee. At drug stores. I'D Il
Floyd Ferris of Dallas was here
last night and attended the barbe-
cue given BY the Citizens National
bank force in honor ,of Justus w.
Ferris, who will leave tomorrow for
Alaska on hunting expedition.
The w 3. jackson Motor Car
company is having 1,50o-gallon
gasoline tank installed at the garage
ON East Jefferson street, The tank
|is said to be one OF the largest in
the city.
w. II. Valentine and family have
returned from three weeks visit
Ito Colfax. Louisiana. Mr.. Valentine
reports plenty OF chickens and fruits.
and says they had a regular chicken
|eating" time
Mra NJ g. Ssmms and Master
Horace Oscar Simms will leave to-
morrow for Goldthwaite and Fort
Worth to visit relatives and friends
before returning to their home at
Clifton. Arizona. in ScTt mber. Mrs.
|Simms has been the guest of DR.. and
Mrs. T. II. Cheatham several weeks.
o.
G. w. Casehier and wife OF near
Ike we're In Waxahachie Wednesday.
Mr.. cascbier stated to the reporter
that cotton and corn In the neigh
ltrhocd Of Ike were doing nicely.
but good rain would be beneficial
to both cotton and corn.
o.
Worth Flynt, who has been the
assistant ticket agent at the NJ. X.
and T. local office. has resigned the
place and has accepted position as
assistant ticket agent of the South
ern Traction company. and began his
new duties August l. Tom Johnson,
who has been holding the place for
quite while. has resigned.
o.
Hans Hellsnd of Austin was in
the city last night. the guest of his
brother. Erling Holland. Hans was
returning home from q trip to the
north and did not intend stopping
here. but he happened to be riding
the Texas Special that went into
the ditch just north OF Lancaster.
Fortunately Mr.. Holland was not in
jurcd and gave assistance TO those
who needed help.
City Policeman Tom Dixon is car
Trying his right arm in sling today
as the result of being thrown from.
his horse Monday night. The ami
nal became frightened at chicken
which flew out OF the weeds near
the street and jumped to one side.
throwing MIR. Dixon off His right
arm was spralned and il will be sev-
eral days before he can use IT,
Tho nsffv i.irh, pfvaa tia nawa
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IDEAL SARSAPARILLA works
out liver troubles, flushes the kid
neys, purifies the blood. Good health
follows. Try one half bottle under
our guarantee. At drug stores. I'D Il
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-08-02

The w B. jackson Motor Car
company is having a 1,50o-gallon
gasoline tank installed at the garage
on East jefferson street. The tank
Is said to be one of the largest in
the city,
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subscribe tor me ''any Iaxhs
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The DAILY Light gives the news.
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Floyd Ferris of Dallas was here
last night and attended the barbe-
cue given BY the Citizens National
bank force in honor ,of Justus w.
Ferris, who will leave tomorrow for
Alaska on hunting expedition.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-08-02

w. II. Valentine and family have
returned from a three weeks visit
to Colfax. Louisiana Mr.. Valentine
reports plenty OF chickens and fruits.
and says they had regular chicken
eating time.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-08-02

City Policeman Tom Dixon is car
rying his right arm in sling today
las the result Of being thrown from
his horse Monday night. The ami
NAL became frightened at chicken
which flew out OF the weeds near
the street and jumped to one side.
throwing MIR. Dixon off His right
arm was spralned and it will be sew
eral days before he can use IL.
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Mrs. N 9. s!mms and Master
Horace Oscar Simms will leave to-
morrow for Goldthwaite and Fort
Worth to visit relatives and friends
before returning to their home at
Clifton. Arizona. in Scrt mber. Mrs.
simms has been the guest of DR.. and
Mrs. T. II. Cheatham several weeks.
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go $500
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@. w. casehier and wife of near
Ike were in wnxahachie Wednesday.
Mr.. cascbier stated to the reporter
that cotton and corn In the neigh
ltrhocd Of Ike were doing nicely.
but a good rain would be beneficial
to both cotton and corn.
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STREET RAILR0ADMEN
 STRIKE IN CAPITAL

WASHINGTON, D. C., April G. The capital is jitneying today, anu autos are in great demand. The street railroad employees have walked out demanding better con ditions of labor and higher wages.
 The employees are paid among the lowest of the eastern cities and the men are not making excessively large demands. The companies will try to get strike breakers and re- fuse to consider any of the mems demands.
 There is report here that the strikers will endeavor to have Con- gress investigate working conditions on railroads in the capital, and to take summary action therefore in
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PROFITS SMALL SAY
 PACKERS; PRICES HIGH

companies have invested huge sums and that the plants all are excessive. ly large and equipped with most costly machinery, that the fuel and
 labor bills are constantly increasing, even if the stock had not arisen over fifty per cent in price in all lines of raw products, their profits would be very small and not what they should be. But as produces have in the raw increased almost fifty per cent, that railroad rates have similarly been raised, the mar gin of profits is gradually diminish
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y WASHINGTON, D. C., April G. The Packers have issued an, official statement in response to the resolu- tion calling for an investigation ol their business methods.
 The Packers insist in this declara- tion that they are making very little profit although the prices are high; that the cost of operation are rapid l. ly increasing beyond the receipts and that many undertakings have proved to be quite unprofitable.
 They declare that, when it is re- membered that in the industries the
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FRENCH ARE ON HEAVY OFFENSIVE
SHIP BULL LDERS PLAN
 MAKE GENERAL STRIKE

SEATTLE. April 6s-On account of the fact that the Seattle Dry Dock Go. is having work done in ether yards while the strike is on with tho men in their own, the ship builders are now planning a gen, eral strike of all yards in order to make a more definite stand.
 The report has created consider able uneasiness in ship building ar6 repair circles as there is an enorm- ous quantity of rush work. being done at the present and many want their boats released as soon as poss-
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PETRoGRAD, April s.-The Headquarters staff reports progress from the various fields in Armenia and Persia as we'll as in tho west ern Caucasus before Teebizond.
 The dispatch announces that the Turkish troops are massing in con- centrated force at Kanikin Pass in the Zagros mountains to prevent the coalition of the Persian with the Armenian forces.
 All Armenia and practically Ill of
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MEXICO CITY, April 6.-Gen- eral Gutierrez reporting to the Mir mister of War General Obregon says that the constitutionalists have Villa now surrouncd. Gutierrez does not indicate where is the American Gen. eral Pershing with his forces.
 Villa has now about a thousand men, according to this report, and is we'll supplied with ammunition by deserters and secret sympathizers.
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PARIS, April 6.-German trenches gained in their recent drive upon the Verdun Notifications werc taken along the Malincourt front today. Substantial gains resulted in the practical expulsion of Germans from the Avoucourt wooded hills, the Vaux vicinity and at Doumont
 The Germans are driven back at Bethincourt and hot and heavy French offensive proceeds along the
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LONDON, April 6.-London pap CTS say that the retirement of von Tirpitz is merely sop to satisfy American sentiment in the matter of the German submarine policy for the attacks upon neutral ships which are now being made withou. warning have resulted in greater casualties than ever.
 Neutrals are now being sunk without warning ell over tho At lantic and Mediterranean.
 LONDON, April GA German submarine of the latest type has been captured and sunk by the
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TURKS NASSING PREVENT
 SLAVS ATTACKING BACDAD

Persia are under Russian control and the two forces now plan Co move from the bases in Persia and Armenia down on Bagdad.
 The Turks are trying to forestall this movement and occupy the heights of the Zagros mountains ct Kanikin where heavy fighting may bo expected.
 British signals indicate that oppo- sition to General Lake is decreasing, he is now outside the Turkish hnes
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PARIS, April 6.-Hcavy losses somewhat counter-balance the great French sledgehammer blows along the Verdun front when General Patain ordered a French offensive to retake the positions recently cap. tured by the Germans. Tho fighting was preceded by heavy artillery bombardment that practically enve-
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are hurling vast masses of troops in an effort to stem the reaction ct Verdun where the French are smashing forward. The arrival ot vast bodies of endorsements is re- ported this evening. Tho French will have great trouble in holding their lines regained should the Ger mans force the fighting tomorrow.
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FRENCH SMASHING GERMAN
 LINES VERDUN FRONT

loped the whole front since morning yesterday. The French assault be- gan before daybreak and has con- tinued all day without any setback to the continuous advance.
 The Germans have been driven from positions to those they had oc- cupied a week before and the battle is still raging.
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lives were lost.

lives were lost.
 BERLIN, April 6.-The Allies lost forty aeroplanes during the past month, the Germans four acroplanes only and two Zeppelins.
 BERLIN, April 6.-Spain has sent note of inquiry relative to the sinking of two steamers off Barse- Iona. The note is friendly. THE HAGUE, April 6.--Consider- able dissatisfaction is felt over the the German submarine policy. d.
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WASHINGTON, D. C., April G. It is stated that President Carranza in delaying his promise to permit the Americans to use the Mexican railroads chose this method of in- formally letting the Americans know that he desires speedy American evacuation of the republic. It is
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ing to such an extent as it must soon disappear altogether.
 The Interstate Commerce Commis- sion made public it's preliminary TO- port on the Louisville and Nashville railroad. Therein the commission declares that this railroad spent millions of the company's money in influencing public opinion to elimi- nate all competition.
 The report has created stir in railroad circles.
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VARIOUS WAR ITEMS
 FROM DIFFERENT CEMTERS

 most all the victims being for the past week neutral steamers. The figures are four British, two French. one Italian, one Russian, twelve Norwegian, thrco Swedish, five Spanish, eight Dutch and one Creek. Or twenty-nine neutral to eight bell igerent. It is pointed out that the latter are armed and while osten- sibly attacks are supposed to be di- rected against the enemy steamers they are directed mainly against friendly neutrals.
 Sec the famous Knoclkabouts. CA. BARET NIGHT, Eagle Hall.
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WASHINGTON, D. C., April A. The Wilson administration having it's hands full, indicates a disposition to avoid taking up the sinking oI steamers by German submarines. The entire matter Is being post poned on a nominal basis.
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GENERAL GUTIERREZ REPORTS
 VILLA IS AT LAST C0RNERED

known here that the administra- will now depend altogether on cir cumstGnces.
 Carranza so far is pulling well with the United States government
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Don't forget your SPRING TONIC Flowers of Sulphur, Sassafrass Bark Mexican Sarsaparilla,, Cascara Bark
 LOMENS DRUG STORE.
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ible for every day means hundreds of dollars to owners of tonnage. Wertzenberger will flow FREE at the Kennel Club CABARET. Try Liver x Kidney Tea for Spring fever.
 LOMENS DRUG STORE. Don't forget your SPRING TONIC Flowers of Surphur, Sassafrass Bark Mexican Sarsaparilly, Caccara Bark.
 LOMENS DRUG STORE.
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WON TIRPlTz RETIREMENT
 MERELY SOP AMERICANS

twelve ships in five days. Excite ment is very high and diplomatic re- lations may be severed.
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possibly made to an engagement ii the zagros mountains between Tur' kcy and Persia.
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British. The crew has been taken prisoner. The submarine was sunk in the Mediterranean.
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known known as to the movements of the American forces.
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MUNITION PLANT STRIKE.

DETROIT, Mich, April ]. A strike of all employees occurred today In the Ireland-Mathews intuition plant in this city.
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MADRID, April 6.-So many Spanish steamers have been recently sunk that the cabinet, which how ever is strongly pro-German, is con- sidering the situation.
 CHRISTIANIA, April 6.-Norway
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FL PASO, April 6.-So conflicting are reports coming out of Mexico that all are doubted.
 Hardly an official dispatch from Peshing has as yet been made pub lie so that really very little Is
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LONDON, April, 6.-Petrogfad dispatches are interpreted to mean That g big battle is raging at Ka- nikin, and that the Turks who are
 massed there in force are offering
 stern opposition. Yesterday an Overseas dispatch from Turko7
 stated that the Russian offensive
 had been checked and reference was
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Freight and passengers by dog team. Rates reasonable. See l Duffy, next the Northern.
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VIENNA. April 6.-Ancona was heavily aeroplaned yesterday. Some
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QUEENSTOWN, April 6.-The steamer Kent was submarinod of this port today in the Atlantic and fifty seamen are missing.
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A Mamouth Performance Kennel Club CABARET, SATURDAY.
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He has secured a considerable amount of support by holding up business interests and compelling them to support his revolution.
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LONDON, April 6.-Another raid with Zeppelins was attempted on th' northeast coast but frustrated.
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entire Verdun front.
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CUTE*** CLEVER **" CAPTIV" ATING, SEE THEM AT EAGLE HALL SATURDAY NIGHT.
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Singers De Luxe Eagle Hall Sat.