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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1916-06-30

Surely-Surely He Knew That Voice!
not down on the program because they
didn't know whether Or not he would
get in
When Sever began talking. Colonel
Dennie moved farther back among the
trees. because the Yankees voice irri
tated him.
The people cheered enthusiastically
when the young man, who had just
arrived, arose to speak.
Il thank God that | live in ccun-
try where | cannot be driven to war
at the behest of any king or emperor,
but in a country which. when its honor
is in question, needs no order of mon
arch to rally its sons to its support"
Surely-surely he knew that voice,
Why, it was from a speech Colonel
Dennie had once made himself,
The old man who had lived too long
wiped his specs and began edging up
closer and closer, and peering through
tHe crowd. "Why-bless my souls
it2--Can it be-"
Then when a mighty cheer broke
-I5--e 5----ehejofS-ff-iS.---'-.---e he jofS-ff IN
"Hurrah for You, Dickey boy" he
cried, and threw his old straw hat so
high in the air that he never got it
back.
III leave ii to my dad there" said
the young man, pointing 70 Colonel
Dennie IF, should this nation ever be
assailed the old men who were once
called rebels and their sons. would
not be among the first to fly to arms
in its defense!"
Right you are. Dickev boy" shout
ed the old rebel "Yaaih-Yaaaaa-
aihh! Yaaaaih,"
Dick Dennie, junior. had been study
ing law with a firm in the metropolis
and had come home unannounced as a
surprise to his parents.
BY this time Colonel Dennie had
forgotten all about the gloomy refiec-
tions of the morning in the triumph
his son was making. and he stood
there smiling and clapping his hands,
the happiest man on the grounds He
was living now in the glory of his off
spring. with never a thought OF the
indifference manifested toward him
self until
Colonel, where on earth have you
been? I've looked for you every
where,
Col0nel Dennie stared in amaze
ment at the rawboned Joe Sever.
who had come out OF the crowd and
was holding him by the arm.
Il have been in town all day." re-
piled the colonel simply.
We'll. couldn't find you Come up
on the platform with me- | wan, you
TO introduce the governor TO these
people. He's been asking about you
ever since he came to town Penn.
sylvania Grit
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1916-06-30

buried the rifle. and taken Up with III,
tools of trade However. he reasoned.
a Yankee never forgets. and now that
one was in the saddle he would ride
ride roughshod over old rebels" who
had fought for a principle. and when
licked had man!uliy acknowledged il
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1916-06-30
THIS is SARCASM.

san Francisco News letter.
Despite the fact that states are dry.
the output of whisky in the United
States last year was seven and a half
million gallons in excess OF the year
before Prohibition prohibits? Oh,
yes,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1916-06-30
kW. ELL. IT AMT IRuE7
tatooAiyn Eagle.I

llI0oAIVu E.agIe.
Everybody else having thrown cold
water on Bryan the Proslbitionists
talk about picking him TO run for
President on their ticket. One can't
be wholly friendless in a normally
sympathetic world
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1916-06-30
Thai PROVES korHi1Nc.

Topeka A-Iays Democrat
Used neither tobacco nor liquor
is dead says the headline in one OF
tha daily papers That proves moth
Ing Some who have used both for
years are dead
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1916-06-30
WE'LL VOLUNTEER. TOO.
indianapolis Star

lAtAti4sAiltt pil4H fokdf
Nothing seems easier than 70 get
dry volunteers who are willing 10 go
out and sample evidence at times
when the saloons are supposed to be
shut.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-01-18
GREECE MUST
SHOW HAND
ALLIES SERVE uLTniATJM ON
HER To ABANDON NEUTRAL
POSITION.
WILL USE FORCE.
Hinted that Unless Diplomats oI
Central Powers receive Pass
ports in ~ Doufs Force
May BE Adopted.

BERLIN. Jan. Is.--Engiard and
France have presented u virtual ul-
timatum 20 Greece. according to
sofia dispatches. demanding that
Greece hand to the diplomats of the
Central powers their passports
within foity-eight hours. Ii Greece
does not accept the allies will take
necessary measures" 90 fierce con-
pilance. the Sofia dispatch assert ed.
This dispatch coming here ON the
heels of the Athens reports that
British troops have landed In five
miles of the Greek capital leaves
little doubt in Serbia that the al
lies are ready To exert pressure to
force Greece to abandon her neutral
position.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-01-18
PLANS FOR REVOLT
N|PPEO IN THE BUD
OVER ONE HUNDRED PETTY
ARMY OFFICERS ARRESTED
AT RIO JANEIRO.
Had Planned to Start Revolution
and Overthrow the Government
of President Braz---Placed
in Prison.

RIO JANEIRO, Jan. lS.-The
arrest of over one hundred petty
army officers stationed here frus-
trated a plot to start revolution
and overthrow the government of
President Braz. the authorities am
nounced today Some Of the men
Imprisoned on an island In the bay
are alleged to have confessed that
the so-called "sargeant's rebellion"
was financed by wealthy residents.
The "sargeant's rebellion" ostensi-
bly, grew out OF the failure oe the
senate to raise the pay of petty off,
GERS and privates. The government
learned that plans had been formed
to seize the navy yard and army
arsenal. Secret service agents learn
ed Of the plans and the leaders We're
arrested on the day the revolt wae to
be started Mounted patrols or
armed soldiers broke up two meet
irgs and the soldiers took all prIs-
oner.s.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-01-18
Los ANGELES
FLOOD SWEPT
THREE PERSONS ARE KNOWN To
BE DEAD AND PROPERTY
LOSS HEAVY.
THE CITY ISOLATED
Railway Traffic in Southern CALI
fornia is Crippied--Many Per-
sons Driven From Homes
by Flood.

Los ANGELES, Cal, January ~.
Floods resulting from continuous
rains since Saturday have caused the
deaths OF at least three persons and
a property loss of at least one mill
lion dollars and almost completely
isolated the city.
The wind which blew intermittent
ly throughout the downpour iast
night leyeled hundreds OF derricas In
the Taft oil fields aud threatened Ia
start fires and explosions. Scores oi
families were rescueG from their
homes in small boats. Railroad tras-
fic in Southern California is crippled.
Small brooks have been turned intr
rivers and lakes, some two To three
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-01-18
LEVEE DISTRICT ALONG
TRINITY RIVER PROPOSED.

AUSTIN, Texas. Jan. 1s.-State
Reclamation Engineer A. a. Stiles
left last night for Dallas to meet
interested parties and discuss with
them the feasibility OF constructing
a proposed levee district along the
Trinity river. The district. should
it be formed, would embrace all OF
what is known as Bois dare island.
which includes about 1000 acres of
land. The cost of such a project
will be estimated
Should this district be formed Il
would mean that all land along the
Trinity river in the lower part of
Henderson and Kaufman counties
would be protected.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-01-18
MANY ARE HOMELESS
As RESULT OF FIRE
OIL TOWN OF WRIT ALMOST DE-
STROYED BY FIRE LATE MON
DAY AFTERNOON.
Forty Buildings on the North Side
OF Main Street Were Burned.
Farmers Aid in Caring for
Homeless.

ARDMORE, Okla, Jan. 1S.-
Five hundred citizens of Writ, oil
town in the Healton fields, are
homeless as result Of a fire which
swept that place late yesterday af-
ternoon The flames originated in
the Old Exchange cafe and swept
through five blocks on the north
side Of Main street Forty buildings
were destroyed. The loss is esti-
mated at between $4,000 and
$150,000.
Many Of the homeless are being
cared for in nearby towns. all avail
able houses in Writ being already
overcrowded as a result of the fire
last Friday which destroyed score
of boarding houses. Deputy sheriffs
are guarding quantities of merchan-
disc and personal property.
The suffering OF the homeless
was greatly alleviated by the farm
ers of the surrounding country who
sent in wagons and other convey
ances and carried the sufferers to
their homes. The cold was intense
today and hundreds who refused to
leave the little stricken town walked
shivering about in the ruins seek
ing to recover such Of their proper
ty as was not destroyed.
Laborers are clearing away the
debris and twenty wagon loads OF
lumber arrived today from Ringing
and Wilson for the erection OF tenn
porary structures to be used for
merchandising
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-01-18
MOONSHINE CASES co
OVER UNTIL MARCH
TRIAL of REMAINING REVENUE
AGENTS POSTPONED By
FEDERAL 81 DtsE.
In open Jsreal Isstween Govern
mcnt OFFICERS AMI Counsel Is
rhrcafenetl---Ncn ket
10 B.s Tried

FORT SMITH Ark, Jan Is
Federal Judge Youmans toaay post
poned until March IA the trial Of
the second group IN the famous
"moonehiae cases tie ~ill begin
tho hearing of the Oklahoma rate
cs ses az oklahoma City January -
He announced that the time be-
tween nov and then would be In
sufficient to go into the moon
shine cases.
An open rupture Ia threatened
between Revenue Agent Gates and
the special prosecutor OF the depart
ment OF justIce on one side and Dis
trict Attorney Bourland on the
other Gates charges that Bourland
sought to obtain his indictment in
connection with tue ease Hourland
denies this but says Gates will be
removed because he was offered
bribe Of s3.500 by Knox Booth OF
Nashville. the indicted revenue
agent who died mysteriously after
cenfessiug that he had accepted
bribeB The matter has been re-
ferred TO Attorney General Gregory
for adjustment
TIE men who remain 20 be tried
are:
James f. Furber OF Atlanta, for
mer revenue agent. Newton 9
spradling OF Aurora. Mo. and ] w
Grider OF Sonora. Ark. former
gaugers. James l.. Smith OF At
lauta; VIII Smith OF Fort smith,
siose b. Brock OF Salisbury. N C..
Henry Cummings OF Wheeling. w.
Va.. and J. IS Thomas OF Miner.
Ca. former employees OF the J. c.
Bfewbaker Distillery OF this city
The big dlstllery was ordered
sold the latter part OF February Il
is one OF the largest In the coun
try
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-01-18
TEXAS MAY Be VISITED
BY PRESIDENT SOON

Wilson today proposing the organ'.
zatlon of a civilian auxiliary o the
federal army and navy health service
According 20 Lindsleys plan the
organization viii consist OF 100 TO
zoo men IN each city IN time Of
peace In war time they would be
authorized 10 summon men Who.
though unable to take their place IN
tie firing line. could BE- useful IN
L toratories. munftiou factories.
hospitals anI military camps The
plan also provides for taking over
IN an emergency private laboratories
hospitals. mines aud manufacturing
plants The organization could also
b. used in case OF flood. fIre or
earthquakes or wherever martial law
was declared IN efforts 10 assist the
government g.iBdsley Il member
o. the National Security league
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-01-18
MAY SPEAK
At DALLAS
EXECUTIVE PLANNING ExrEND-
LID SPEAKING TouK ~ nE-
HALF Oh DEFENSE
A WESTERN SWING
Plans a. Now Outlined Include "a
Number 81 Large Cities ia the
Middle W.st--Wili Appeui
To the People.

WASHINGTON. Jsn. f1.--Ihe
itinerary of President Wilson's APP
preaching st,snping tour ia the In
tere~t of his preparedness program
may include wide scope of the
country. White House officials ~stssi
today. Since tn. news yesterday
that the president woald go before
the country ia an appeal for sup
port Of his measure s-cores ot invita-
tlons have poured in.
fuIly thra. hundred cities and
towns are being considered.
That the trip viii inciu,i. swing
through the Middle West where en-
tbusias,n on III. preparedness pro-
gtann Is ~lnmbefing ~ strongly In
dieated.
among the larger cities being eon-
sidered arr Dallas, Kansas City. st.
I4ouis. Springfield, III, 1aicago.
Milwaukee, Minneapolis. Cincinnati,
Toledo and others.
II seems unlikely that more
extended trip viii be made for the
saisidie OF March ON account of -
heavy program of state affair. The
president may 90 ont ON number
OF short trips in the interim. N 9ns
learned that Mrs. Wilson will prob
ably accompany the president on
his trip. This viii give the eountry
west OF Philadelphia it, first oppor-
,unity To- see the new iirst lady ~
the land.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-01-18
RESOLUTION DECLARES FOR
IMMEDIATE INTERVENTION

WASHINGTON, January Is.---ln
a final effort Ia get quick action ia
the senate or the Mexican situation a
resolution declaring for immediate
was introduced this al
ternoon.
Senator Lippitt of Rhode island is
the author, but the senate forces
backed the administratioa's course
Ia an acrimonious debate.
senator Bsrsh had already OBJ
ieeted to referring senator Lewis
resolution to the senate foreign rela-
tlons committee.
What Americans need" he said.
"i- aid. - far as this resolution
aiding them il concerned 1t might
a. we'll he killed In the senate as in
the committee ON foreign relations"
Lippitt asked for the immediate
consideration Of his resolution.
Chairman stone OF the senatorial
foreign relations committee. demand
ed that IL be referred.
lis this government unable to take
action until "a has the assent ~ the
Pan American countries senator
stone tell how long IL will require
tlsis government to get permission
Tom tho.e countries to protect the
lives OF American citixen>r''
The question j. so ineonsequen-
tial A. to bs beneath the dignity of
a senator to answer" ~aid senator
~tnne
~fhis situation" said Lippstt. re-
suits from President Wilson's In
disnspoli~ speech in which he >si'
Ii = all right for the Nexsesn. -
,piiI ali the blood thsy wish With
that brutal snd pa>!laninog, eour~~
have no sympathy There I'll kina>
~ A,oss.i. one &iad = American. tf
= VA president would not have
"a forty-s4Ght hours pas before Z
would have ha. the army in pursuit
81 tho@e raursferer>.''
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-01-18
FORCE P0sTPONEMEAT
c. D. P. RESOLUTION
EFFORT MADE To iDJOJ I'm
SPECIAL SESSION of LEG-
IsLATIRE.
RESOLUTION Declares Legislative and
state Otficers intalidafed by
Enforcing Grandfather
tiau~-.

OKLAHOMA City. Jan Is ~
House democrats today forced in
Geanite postponement 90 the regub-
Hcan resolution presented by Repre-
sentative Dicksrs0n of Oklahoma
county providing for adjournment
Of he special session o. the legis-
iature on the zroEnd that iegisl4-
tiee and state oacers are invali-
dated - TIE enforcement 81 the
EullGet rrantfather csAuss in
the 1919 eleetion TIE repubNeals
eere expected to offer rssoiuuop
asElnE for a recess 4ntu FenFuaFg
= ir order tha, special elections
mlEnt te heid q Gu vacancies in
tha legislature.
seas-or Water - Pswnes -
slxnea TO-DAY.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-01-18
AMERICAN NURSE AMONG
VICTIMS or MINED STEAMER

ROME, January ls.-Dr. Ryan Of
the American Red Cross brought
word from Albania today that Miss
Stephna Hemple. a Red Cross nurse
of New York. was among the drown
cd when the Italian steamer Brindisi
struck a mine and sunk recently.
She vas drowned with ESQ Montene-
grin recruits who Were returning
from America.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-01-18

miles Wide. sweeping livestock anil
ranch hoases away. telegraph and
telephone communication - deusoi i.
allied.
~ i feared the city lighting plant
will he flooded. leaving the city ~
darkness tonight.
Trains tiled with tourists ate stall-
81 by tn high waters. Two hondrci
trer. forced Ia spend last
uight at Pomona. with little prospect
81 reaching their destinations for scv.
cinl days. Twenty-Five tourists arc
marooncd q; Camn SADLY where an
inch of rain s. fa'iins every hour.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-01-18
AUTO HAS NOT PUT
HORSE OUT Of RUNNING
MORE THAN TWENTY-ONE MIL
LION HEAD IN THE UNITED
STATES.
Aggregate Value on January ! Was
S2,15O, 46S, S,00O-Report On
Other Live
stock.

WASHINGTON, January Is
There were 21,166,0 900 horses IN the
United States on January j, lsis.
according to figures of the agricut-
ture department made public today.
This represents 9s.9 per cent OF the
number last year. valued at SloI'o"
q head. aggregate va.ue s2.15e'4es'-
600. Other animals:
Mules. 4,5e5.o00,0oo. lol.s per
cent of last year. s1l3.sl heaa'
aggregate value s515.s2f.ooo
Mich cows. 2l.eSs eee. 1888
per cent OF last year. ss-.-e 2 Feae
aggregate value s1,ls5.lls.eee-
other cattle. ss.455.ooo. ies.i
per cent OF last year. sSS.4s be =
aggregate value sl.S2l.is5.oeo-
Sheep. 4s.i05.ooo. ss.l per een'
of last year. s5.l. a head assre-
gate value s254.Ss .ooe
swine. es.o47.eea. 1855 per
cent of last year. S 20 head az
xregate value s571.Sse.see.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-01-18
HaLh ASSOCIATION
To MEET ~ DALLAS.

DALLAS, Texas. Jan Is Repre-
sontativea OF more than score or
amateur base bail teams already
organized in preparation FOR the
coming season are expected 70 at
tend the directors meeting OF the
Amateur Base BAN association OF
Dallas tonight The makeup and
schedules OF various city leagues
VIII be discussed.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-01-18
THREE PERSONS DROWNED
IN FLOOD At A>AuEIM

SANTA ANNA. Cal. Jarnary -.
Three persons were drowned when
n buggy in which they we're driving
to Escape the Hood between Anahein
and Ifellerton was swepf off the state
highway. The SANTA Anna river
hursted out OF its banks and its WA
ters flooded the section sas, ~ Ans-
helm. according 70 reports reaching
here.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-01-18
THE BULGARiANS ARE
WITHDRAWING FROM ALBANIA.

LONDON, 1S.-A wireless dis
patch from Rome said the Bulgarians
were being withdrawn from Albania.
The report is not confirmed but was
received here with reserve. II is
believed that If the Bulgarians have
withdrawn it indicates plans for an
attack on Saloniki.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-01-18
REPORT T0 Be MADt On
THE FOREIGN sl!ll1lOA

WASHINGTON. Jan. is.-The
state departments report on the IN
tarnational situation will 90 70 the
senate tomorrow. Senator stone.
chairman OF the senate foreign re-
lations committee announced To-
aay lie had Just returned from =
co- .srcncs xith Secretary Lansing
xhsu ne made the announcement
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-01-18
BUILDING IL UNSAFE
STUDENTS OUT OK STRIKE.

CHICAGO, Jan. 1S.-The strike
at the Hedgwick school. called yes
terday because the building IS al
legged TO be unsafe, gained strength
today Only fifty of the $50 pu-
pills were present.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-01-18
'0L, WALES
IS EXECUTED
,nTuER VILLA OFFICER FAC
ED FIRING SQUAD AT
aTiREZ TODAY.
|ET DEATH CALMLY
s,hout n Word of Priest Col.
Manuel Wales Was Publicly
Executed and Body Placed
on Exhibition.

III, pASO, Texas, Jan. 18.-Col.
'snuel Wales was publicly executed
Iuarez at five O'Clock this morn.
= within a few feet of several
6,Iman cars where Americans wo-
on and children refugees were
bietly sleeping after an all night
in from the interior OF Chihuahua
ate
yalles was brought to JuareZ un-
lr guard in day coach. He was
kakened from a sound sleep and
horned that Re was to face a fir
Ig squad immediately. No time
as lost in making preparations for
. execution. Wales met death
Slmly and without a word or pro-
kt. He was known as Villas
Butcher" having acted as the BAN
chiefs official executioner.
Twenty CaITanza soldiers, COM
landed by Capt. Regime escorted
klIes from the train to the station
atform where he was to be execut-
One soldier was sent for n
fletcher. Another group, witn
Ialles in the center and securely
bund. went to a clump of cotton
pod trees near an irrigation ditch
hy few feet from where the
mericans were sleeping in their
(rths. American newspaper men
bd few Mexicans saw the prOce-
bre. Few, ii any, of the occupants
the Pullmans were aware Of what
bs about TO happen.
Arriving at the scene of the exc
&tion Valles' hands were tied be-
|nd him with a blue necktie which
Ie of the soldiers gave up. A rope
bs passed around his body and the
her end was tied to cotton wood
be.
Instead OF lining up the firing
uad Capt. Regime selected as exc
tioner, soldier whose brother
hlles had executed. This soldier,
thout orders from the captain.
preached the condemned man,
aeed the muzzle of his rifle against
heart and fired. Death was prae-
fally instantaneous. As Wales
umpled down in heap several
ldiers fired into the air, shouting
1H Carranza. death to the Villa
lndits."
The body was cut loose from the
fe placed on a stretcher and car
81 by soldiers beside the cars. Sol
ffs and Mexicans passed the corpse
d gazed at it curiouly.
The victim wore a gray sweater
hich showed small blood stain
Pd powder burn over the heart.
ae corpse was then taken to Juarez
~ placed on public view beside the
dY Gen. Rodriguez. The latter's
pay had been originally wrapped
muslin, but this had been remov.
Having il naked. Thousands of
hericans and Mexicans were ex-
'tei to view the corpses of the
'huits during the day.
Two special trains arrived I'm FL
NO today with hundreds of Ameri-
rs and other foreigners. Another
'Ah Is due tonight. Today's ar.
AIS were from the PGi-al district
from Western chihuahua.
ma deserters have arrived here
:" stories that the bandit leader
reiterated threats against Ameri
q h'es and property at Rubio -four
-o' villa, il is said, is in hid
ih the mountains OF Durang,
"a bteca NallRs. who was shoi
@fdNka'S orders At Juarez YES
''' succeeded General Isotioif,
10 - Villas executioner. Wales
oi Victims rivals that Of Fier
""'n Villa Is said 10. have
''S @s>assinated. Among yanes
va lose San.lo,ai. >eeretar,
rai Felix Diax. Enrique Pc
ma D1ar delegate. and Atsorne.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-01-18
PANKHURST
GAINS ADsHTTASCG

WASHINGTON, January 1S.-Mrs.
Emeline Pankhurst will be admitted
to the United States. An order TO
that effect was issued this afternoon
by Secretary of Labor Wilson.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-01-18
|ARRANzA TROOPS CARRY
| OUT THE DEATH ORDERS
fanez, one of the most prominent
lawyers i'm northern Mexico.
INVENTOR CLAIMS FIVE
MILLIONS IN ROYALTIES

BUFFALO, n. X. January 1S.-
Augustus NJ, Herring today filed suit
against Glenn II. Curtiss, the avi
ator and manufacturer. and others
to recover five million dollars al
legged to be due him on inventions
and Developments of aeroplanes.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-01-18

WAR MEMS nE ON
WAR 400 TODAY.

!, Zeppclius raided saudrlee
|. ham lust after the Kins and
} Queen had LETT zeppcliu raids
} IN rive other English towns
, killed five persons. Snow
} storms on all fronts hinderod
} artillery operations Russia
) claimed on effective offensive In
} North and South Poland.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-01-18
LICE hLING CATTLE
IN WESTERN TExAS.

, san ANGELO. Texas. Jan. .
, is.--Liee are killing thousands .
OF cattle along the Pecos river. .
, west and south OF here. accord =
, ing TO reports received here =
, The lice have spread on cattle =
SO thick that their blood is thin .
, ned and the stock cannot with .
, stand cold. =
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-01-18

Every so often the average man
sits down in a chair. buries hts face
In his hands. and decides TO die poor
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-01-18
.LINOSLEY HAS PLAN
To AID government
MOULD FORM AUXILIARY TO
THE ARMY AND NAVY
HEALTH SERVICE.
The Organization Would Consist Of
One Hundred To Two Hundred
Men in Each Large City.

DALLAS. Texas. Jan. lS.- ,dayor
Henry D. Lindsey sent six hun-
dred word telegram TO President