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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-11-28

Of the home guard ayiators to bring
down Zeppelin prize with such a
i'ullct This was ON September srti,
wien raiders killed two persons and
injured thirteen. On September 23
TWO more Zeppclins fell victims to
Engiand's defensive system---onc by
n shot fired from an aeroplanc and
another from anti-air craft guns.
Travellers from England who wit
messed the Zeppelin raids and des-
tructions declare that most of the
destruction is being done by British
ariators ranging in age from fS to 81
years. They are boyishly keen about
the ''sport" and great rivalry exists
l., the dangerous business of attack
ing high In the air German raiders.
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GERMAN zEP
! IS DESTROYED
rEgaDNouGHT OF THE AIR Is
ANT TO DESTRUCTION IN
MASS OF FLAMES.
|N|D FRUSTRATED
. An attempted Raid Over English
Coast Countries Last Night
Two German Zcppc!ins
We're Destroyed.

LYNDON, Nov. 2s.-Eight thou
md feet a.oft above the North Sea
s;iish hydroplanes sent German
ZEPPELIN down to destruction in
aames today.
little earlier British anti-air
raft guns, cooperating with aero
names, accounted for another Ger
ran raider off York and Durham
aunties-the great air cruiser also
snk aflame in the water.
Graphic details of British success
n repcIling the 27th aerial raid by
Germans since the first of the year
vsrc announced today by General
French, commander In chief of the
home forces. He said the damage
arising from the dropping of bombs
b. raiders over York and Durham
Nunties during the night was believ-
ID to be slight.
The first Zeppelin, which entered
oSer Durham, was pursued by a
Lydropiane as il turned homeward.
Sot until the Zeppelin was over the
"a Off the Durham coast did the
Hritlsh aviator succeed in reaching
Its yitaI part. He brought the great
die&lnought CT the air down In o
burst Of flames. The second Zcppc-
lin entered over Midlands and drop
ped bombs In several places, the
statement said. Then 1t turned
kmeward and sought to escape
With British aeroplanes In pursuit
ad anti-air craft guns firing at her.
Finally the great vessel was ap-
prently struck. The last part of her
journey was made with great diff
Guilty and she was unable to reach
he coast by daybreak. Later some
where al0ft off the Norfolk coast
ne German crew was apparently
naking repairs. The machine ime-
Hately preceded eastward rising
'apidly to height of eight thou
and feet. Four naval planes at
acAed the Zeppelin nine miles out at
sa An armed trawler aided i'm the
Hack. Finally shot reached her
'Sal part and she sank from the sky
ae:i5 a. m.
thousands OF people collected on
ne shores to witness the thrilling
aug spectacular duel between the
m'ces OF the air, water and land
'An shore batteries pouring a fire
= The sky dreadnought, joining In
ue iasllade from The hydroplancs
aAa armed trawlers.
great cheer went up from the
IeS'a'ors as the giant Zeppelin went
"Snward in a blaze.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-11-28
GERMANY UNABLE To
DECIDE MARINA CASE

BERLIN, Nov. 2a.-Thc German
governments reply To the American
inquiry as to the sinking OF the
steamer Marina declares the German
government hos been unable to make
a decision on .hc evidence available
regarding the circumstances under
which the vessel was sunk.
The note WAS delivered Monday and
is said 20 have informed the United
States government that the German
government Is requesting fuller de.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-11-28
.CHARREO REMAINS OF
FARMER ARE FOUND
WEALTHY CITIZEN OF TAYLOR
BURNED TO DEATH LAST
NIGHT IN WRECKED AUTO.
Car Had Plunged Off Bridge and
Was Ignited BY Exploding
Gasoline Tank-Machinc
Found In Ruins.

TAYLOR, Texas, Nov. 2S.--Search
for Frank McLarren, a wealthy farm
or who failed to return home from q
trip to Taylor last night, resulted In
the finding of his charred body In
the ruins of his automobile In ditch
four miles south of here early today.
The car had plunged fifteen feet off
bridge and McLarren was buried
IN the wreckage. The gasoline tank
lad exploded. McLarren was an
uncle of Pet Brown of Taylor, world g
champion middleweight wrestler.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-11-28
MRS. RILEY CONVICTED
Of HUSBANDS MURDER
FOUND GUILTY OF MANSLAUGH-
TER AND SENTENCED TO FIVE
YEARS IN PEN.
The Jury Recommended y Suspension
of the Sentcncc--'rhc killing
Occurred June
23.
= ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ I

FORT WORTH. Texas, November
28.-Mrs. Eugcnia Riley today was
convicted of the murder of her hus-
band, w. J. Riley, on June 23, who
was shot to death in his bed. The
jury had been out since 4 O'Clock
Monday afternoon and reported short
ly before noon today announcing they
had found the defendant guilty OF
manslaughter and fixing her punish
ment at five years in the state prison.
The jury recommended a suspen-
sion Of the sentence.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-11-28
WOULD HAVE GOVERN
MENT DISTRIBUTE FOOD
SENATOR LEWIS FAVORS THE
ESTABLISHMENT OF FOOD
STATIONS IN CITIES.
VIII Introduce n Resolution to This
Effect In Congress When
That Body Convencs
In December.

CHICAGO, Nov. 2S.--Plans to
seize food an dother necessities now
Leld In a gigantic corner by commits
zion men and brokers, and distribute
them to the public through stations
established in all parts of the large
cities were advocated today by Sena-
tor Lewis.
Lewis outlined his plans in letter
to United States District Attorney
Clyne. 1t caused a stir among the
brokers.
my plan, to be introduced at the
opening of congress In December" !"
said Lewis, sis for the government
to take possession of necessities and
offer them to the public at just
prices. 1t is no more q crime to take
charge of the necessities of the peo-
ple than it is to take their land for
railway and government uses. Then
we submit to juries all the evidence
and let them decide what is just
price. Let the government establish
station in each city under the
charge of the municipality or state
from which the public may buy limit
ed amounts at reasonable prices
Lewis said he was opposed to an
embargo on grain and the admins
tration will not recommend 1T. He
said 1t would bring retaliatory meas
ures which wauld cause financial
disturbances in the United States.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-11-28
THE GERMAN DRIVE ON
BUCHAREST IL CONTINUED

BERLIN, Nov. 2S.--The Austro-
German forces in Western Rumania
are continuing with success their
drive toward Bucharest, the war of
flee announces. New operations
have been begun and additional
ground has been gained by the In
vaders.
The Bulgarians have captured the
important Danube town of CIurgiu
on the railroad south OF Bucharest.
The Rumanian town of Curtea DE
Arges. south OF Campuluns has been
captured.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-11-28
BISHOP JAMES \. N'C0y TO
&c MARRIED ON DECEMBER I
MADE Dt' COM
ING MARRIAGE OF PRisI.lTE
TO MISS MARY ". MOORE.

GADSDEN, Ala, November xS.---
Bishop j. II. Mccoy OF the Souths n
Methodist church and Miss Mary N.
Moore. former president of the Ath-
ems Women's college and prominent
in educational circles IN tho South.
will be married December ;, accord
Ing to an announcement here yestor-
day.
Bishop Mccoy is tho youngest
member OF the college OF bishops and
for the past three years has m me-
sided over n number Of the Texas
conferences.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-11-28
BRITISH PATROL SHIP
SUNK BY The GERMANS
THE MEMBERS or THE CREW
WE'RE TAKEN PRISONERS by
THE GERMAN RAIDERS.

BERLIN, November 28.--German
naval raiders near Lowestoft sank
an enemy vessel. captured its crew
and returned safely. an official state
mcnt said today.
Tho German squadron, whie1 made
the raid. returned without sighting
ANY enemy vessels excspt the watch
ing ship" which was sunk and the
crew taken prisoners
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-11-28

er'hany has lost one or more Yep
r""s IN every raid that has been
''npted since September 3. With
h'ghrs score Germany has lost
giant machines since that time.
!, ' use OF an inflamatary bullet In
"foplane rapid firers and anti
'ai' guns in repelling Zeppelins
s male the British defensive works
: '''S' The raiders very effective.
uenant Robinson was the first
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-11-28
COTTON PRICES OPENED
SLIGHTLY LOWER TO-DAY

NEW YORK. Nov 2S.-cotton
was five TO ten points lower at the
opening today. Prices ranged from
20.60 for December to 21.i3 for May.
The tendency was upward on carly
sales. The market was steady.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-11-28
GREECE Makes APPEAL
TO NEUTRAL POWERS
WOULD RESIST DEMAND TO SUR
RENDER MATERIAL To THE
ALLIES by DECEMBER 10.

LONDON, Nov. 2S.-Greece has
appealed to the neutral powers
against the demands of the allies
for the surrender OF all material by
December Is, according to Reuters
dispatch from Athens today.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-11-28
APPEAL TO THE PRESIDENT
FOR f00D REGULATION
FORMAL APPEAL SENT TO PREST-
DENT ny REPRESENTATIVE
HOUSEWIVES LEAGUE.

NEW YORK, Nov. 2S.---Formal
appeal for government regulations
OF tho food supply was forwarded to
pi esidcnt Wilson today by tho repre-
ucntatives of two million women Of
tile National Housewives League.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-11-28
GENTRY BROTHERS SHOW
Is sold FOR 400. 600

BLOOMINGTON. Ind. Nov. 2S.-
Gentry Brothers sold their circus to-
]. ID. Newman OF indianapolis and
j. II. Austin Of Anderson. Ind. for
500, 900 yesterday.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-11-28
SIX BOMBS DROPPED
ON CITY Of LONDON

Il, oN, Nov. 2S.-German aero
""pi@d six bombs on the city
on today. General French,
hdr OF the home forces, re-
h, u'at four persons were in
including one woman.
'''ieial statement said the
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-11-28
TURKEYS FOR SOLDIERS.

, COLUMBUS. y. NJ. Nov. 2S. =
, Sixteen thousand pounds OF .
} dressed turkeys, 2.009 pounds OF .
, cranberries, 100 boxes OF apples .
, and oranges. 1000 pounds of =
plum pudding and 1000 pounds =
of candies and other dainties .
were shipped south today for .
the Thanksgiving dinners for .
} the troops of the punitive expe- .
} dition. Thirty-three motor .
trucks in command of Capt. w. .
} +. Herringshaw conveyed the .
cargo. The leading trucks car =
, ried muslin streamers bearing In =
} red letters the words. THE .
} Turkey Train" Extra guards .
} accompanied the caravan. .
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-11-28

-Four Roby Business Houses Burn
ROBY, Texas. November 2S.-
Four business houses and the Ma
sonic hall at MeCauley were destroy
ed by fire shortly after l o'clock this
morning.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-11-28

aoroplancs flew At great he'gh'
over the city anG was partly con-
cealed I'm q haze. II appeared be-
tween 1850 and IN.
Except the four persons injured
the statement said, the damage was
slight.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-11-28
Admit Loss of Vessel.

LONDON. November 2S - The
British admiralty reports that the
armed trawler HarvaI is missing. 1t
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tails and Is willing to take the con-
sequences II the sinking wsas unjust

The sinking OF the Marina ON Oc-
tober n and Arabic about the same
time wero two recent cases which oc-
Cured about the time Of the crisis
Of the tiermar-Amcsican submnrinc
controversy. Six Americans lost their
lives when the MarinA was torpc.
doed. All tho Survivors agree that
the vessel was sunk without WARM
ing.
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SPECTACULAR BATTLE IS
FOUGHT HIGH IN SKY
. e~~~~>~~~~~e = >e>>
NO PAPER THURSDAY.

On account of Thursday be- I
ing Thanksgiving Day and le- I
sal holiday the Daily Light will 4
, not be published on that day. ,
The entire force will be given I
a days holiday. and on Friday i,
the paper will make its regular ,
, appearance.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-11-28
AMERICAN STEAMER SINK.
LONDON,

= LONDON. Nov. 2s.-The !
= American steamer Chemung has
- been sunk.
= The Chemung. according TO
. Lloyd's listing. is owned by the
= Harley Steamship company
. and Is a steel vessel displacing
= 2.315 tons and 325 feet long.
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; e~~~~~~~~>~eee>~s = : :

Is presumed that this is the watch
ing ahip" mentioned in the German
statement.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-11-28
VILLA IN POSSESSION
Of CHIHUAHUA CITY
CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES
~ SECRET SESSION

, PARIS. Nov. ss.---The cham
, bcr of deputies met in secret
, bccn sunk.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-03
FL 1Itii1no ,dla de Lord Kitchener

4 media maIlana sc unIeF0n a eI
dos amigos. el t%enientc cor0ner Fltz-
gerald, que debia perecer con e., y
81 Mayor Humphrey Loggett. Los
tres companeros dieron una vuelta
al rededOr de Ia prOpIedad X. OF h,
So mostraba muy contento. Y mlen-
tras Sc paseaba, dcsarroll0 ante sus
amigos sus planes dc cnfbeilecl-
micnto. Lord Kitchener guerra cs-
lablccer una alqueria modcIo, Sc
s,in los Iltimos pcrfcccionam!cntos.
En- su penSamientu, cl Squire dc
Broon-HaIl contemplate 81 parquc
V q iardin de suS sucilos. lin su
penSamiento-....
La vliSpera. frentc a suS ~roIecclo-
mes. habia pasado rcviSla al paSado,
cl porvenir Sc lc haDia .aparccldo
duranlc Ia manana. cn 81 parquc...-
Su exislcncia tocaba aSu fin DeS-
puts de estas brcves hqrqs de cspc-
IA. los tres amigos volvicron 4 Lon
arcs. Las : dlCimasc 6ft1enes, EN- eI
war office, q tren'paFd Escocia..
V Lord Kitchener, Ministro de la
Guerra. Sc 'cmbarcaba Ell misien a
bordO del "HampShiCe'.
En- los runerales de. tcnicnte CO.
ronel Fitzgerald, manojos de rosas
de Broon-Hall. lienaDan su fGrctro.
rosas cuyos capuilos habia acaricia-
do acasO con suS mlradas Lord Kit
chener en- esta Ultima jornada d.
choSa y tragica. y Que no drDian
abrirSe sino de>puts de su muertc.
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Lord Kitchener era LaballerO de
"a OGDEN de Ia Jeretierra Y Baron: al
rnumerar toIoS SuS titulo$ Ocupa-
riau IN c0mpendio SeiS lineaS. Ade-
mas Il jodo este. era q Squire de
Broom Hail en- e. Kent. donde pOseia
una TERRA. ;! era Lord Kitchener
of Karthoum. iamDi6n = N. of n,
como Sc le liamaDa faml.iarmente.
En- >u brillantc y notable actlvidad
sup. guardian una vida personal '
-u~toS lie intimidad. \ menudo las
funrIonrS >ocialcs de uu hOmbrc Ell
bo-a iomluan Y absnrvcn todaS laS
usras farultadeS. Lord Kitchener
llabia ~conServado jodo SUI ~caracter.
r~eSultando DE todo este como una
an!ilesiS IN SUI vida. como ia pcrSG-
n~iricaciiu imponcnte del ej6rcit0 III
-">: adcraba i los niHoS. las flo
RS y IA porccianaS .precioSas. Lori
Kitchener no Sc aSustaba de Ia So
.riaL. y Ell esta vida senciIla Y per
~ouaI. ha vjvido Cd ultimo dia que
prrcr,iiJ a 81 tra=ico viaje.
Lord Kitchener 81 dirigi;j 4
Erouu-Ha[ en- Su automGvil. Ell do
mimic Ie Broon-Hall Sc HalIaba c~bo
klio aQrnas. En- el edificjQ. solo dos
manufacturers esraban amuebIadas.
Kitchener >enJia una verdadcra pa
sion por Broon-HalI. =. punto clr-
-ido para III future reposo. I'm. eS7
IA ra>a. J0davia sra termIuar. an
medic de las. cajas de- CoieecioneS Y
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GRAN BRETANA Y LA GUERRA

H| e.
entertainments aniluiIadaS;' para
que. Ia 5geElq,' t4yieFra 81 mi e dia
ei que a arrdsaRte y Prtponte In
glaterra ,Qui>iegai para iquhe lnese' dc
habtr hecbo .deSapSgaF mqnstraor
sam4pRJ iBqe4loS 1hdffi1ffs. e5iti&
In. grSte beptftso. lpagbI iIlpGrFita
De liza, Mlpg d .paE d hiqR$6.
w mas idq!hrdse i6sique' tashto y ple
bios jbtSsIsHtei, & ,,igayAP 4saIPd2 afraS-
fida Albion, por este miserable YAM
piru llamado In.Iatcrra y Que ,era
81 aAotc DE Ia humanidad mirntraS
exi>ta III inSOlcntc podcr.
Francia. espccialmente. - IA que
lamenta durantc >i-lo> y ,.glo,. Ell
habcr >ido instrument" lie In=iatr-
IRA. a cau>a dc los complot> que
tramarun durautc tauto> amos los
~.ubcrnantc> Inglc>c> de- acuerd" con
lltiilDAt> IGt tupuA''t q 80 ~
b.icu< en- Fraucla. Porluc este pals
vera ciaraIucntc. que I'll rca.Ida,t ia
lido Il una guerra terrible. dc Ia cual
Saldra rXhau,ta. mIcnJra> que Ia
Gran Brc;ana POGO - NADIA Ina >u-
fridu. y 81 los cfcclUo del lrsaSlrc
alcanzaran d tocar u Inglajcrra. St
ran en- medida inevitable. Il prln-
cipal punto de- vista dc IA uran brr-
lana ~ ri DE due ri dia De Ia paz
las .Tandr> putcnclas mandates. tan
lu a~IiaIaS como cncml=aS. st haiIHn
entertainments a-ohIada> y II" ,pic-
,Ir nin-una yoluniad mayor IN" "a
de- Ill potclrcIa naval. con "A rual
lratara de- a>asaliar al mundo. in
cIuSc Il sis hcr"ica> aiiadas de- n"y
Alfredo Luis BELTRtME.
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que coutr1 Ella - iracjan d rauSa
IL Ia riolaciGn he Ia n~eutfaiidal de
Be!gica. violati6u que nu .~re>dlta
ser IAN DE- acuerdo con los lfatadoS
>ccr:tg> aNh' iBelsita m%antenis cvn
F'rapeiI . lnSlalfEEas4 : III Ef,g,.
ffampUst ifpia isihsfss B!i:t tip-
tivp d. cti .iHerrtnaii&n 4destaf' aio
q Ie Ia tIularbih DE- ,Br.sica t..
prestar,e aygda a. su= aaadaS. Fl
fridicionai y tan perfcctamente co
uUcido e.oIsmo In-!G>. no pOjia ad-
mitir que lnSIatcrga fucra u una
GUERRA dc Ia cual nc ubtuyIcra gran
de- - mcJor dicho, Inca.culaDlc> be-
nericio>. cPurd2. pur ventura. ser
ronsidrrada como II NrTdaitra a.
vuid Ia uuc "a tran Brctaila ma W.
nidu prestaudV ha,ta hoy y en- Ia
miSma medlda >cguira ~prc>tanlo Il
>u> llIada> Francla Y Russia. parti-
tl.dL4llr44.f ~ t'lIAI>t' It44I''-
mtutr cun>rncldo Ie du" c,a no IS
una ayuAa ic allada. >lnn uu prucc-
iimicuto para rubrlr Ias torma,. Io
emp alv u cuahIuIrra para ,Iur me
rrfulr r>ta> atirntaciones rotunlaS.
porlur c>to: SECURE Que uadtr pU-
irI ~!lacpTIC.
La Gran BrctaNa ha ~lntcrvruii0
IN Ia guerra, para trncr del Iado
Ir Il aliadaS. la Have he "a cue
IRA: para jcncr a l'rancIa. Ru>ia y
d"Ini> aliall> an su puNo izIul"r,i"
y con Ia dicstra. cmpunand" la g.
paIa. podcrlcS IT. dr>an@rando. pa
ra que ella pllilrra lIacer durar t.
In mon>truoSa hccaiomUr lIa>Ia ri
m"mrulO cn que !odas >us a.idda> y
las potcncias rncnri=as eotuyirraIi
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de cuairoS coloCad0s por terra, des-
puGs dc una modesto c0mida. servi-
ia Dor los guaTdaS de ID prOpiedad.
. yencedor de los Derviches Y dc l0&
Beers. 81 adverSariO del Kaiser. en-
de camisa. como IN peque-
Ito propietario de los %Suburbios. Sc
puse a descolgaT. q celgar, a poner
Su Sitio, a guitar ell pOlvo a los
mueblcS de su casa. La mlsma ma
iana que firm6 el famoSo liamamien
tn piIiendo treScient0s mil TeeEutas
para la gran guerra. V Que lanz0 en-
"A lucha eSpantoSa 81 c]j6reljo ma
yor del iuiperio. manejaDa del!ca-
damente los oDjctOS de CRYSTAL. las
pOrrclanaS FaraS, cuya cOntempla-
riGn L. llcnaba de ielritc. Organize
los apara1oreS. col.0 los cuallroS,
araririandO con Ia miraIa toda> cS-
las coSaS frdgilcS Y gracioSaS. e
rurrdoS cGiccciOnadOS a braves del
mundq~a que rccorri6 como comba-
,irHt". y que rerordaban toda $u Vi;
da.
CanSado IL c>ta tarca 81 acoSt6
baslautc tardc. Por Ia mailana. Il
burna lor'a c>taba va lcyaRtado. y
con la pipa en- la boca. ve>Lido de
tweed Y eI Daston en- Ia mano. Sa-
liz para un largo paSeO pOr Su par
que. haSta la hora en- que. Sentado
IN un pabcll6n a! aire llbre. en- mo
do de- iarjin. s.. lc >iryIG =. al
muerLO.
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H"p"iiiaS N"ce> iI' d't'l' lAr una
.ir it~ riaN"s del rAijo - "i IA -H'-
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