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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-07
Band Concert in Passyunk Square

The Municipal Band. under the leader
ship of Benjamin ROeshman, will play to-
night at Passyunk Square, Twelfth and
Wharton streets. The program follows:
Overture, ''Nabucodonosor" "...........,i; Verdi
TAI 'HumOfbsQue sl'Fotoh
(bj Intermezzo, "ElegRnte" onenbach
characteristics, "a Southern Wedding" =. .Lotter
Gems from "The Blue Paradise
o'''' Eysert and Romberg
Tenor solo. Selected"
William Pagan
Grand selection, "Cavalleria Rusticana,
Valse dl Concert Jolly Fellows" =. .Vollstedt
Melodies from "The Fortune Teller. Herbert
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-07
Allentown Insurance Man Dies

ALLENTOWN, Pa, Aug. 7,-William ID.
Meiers, 90 years old, one of Allentown's
largest fire insurance brokers, died sud
denly yesterday of apoplexy, with which he
was stricken Saturday.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-07
Fairmount Park Band at Georges Hill

The Fairmount Park Band under the
leadership Of Richard Schmidt, plays today
at Georges Hill. The program follows:
AFTERNOON. 4 TO O'CLOCK.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-25
r.. - - N-.-L- r. - KonhtManager

Z @sGhn ma sohmntn bic adds ahp9l ehmma n6hhn 70 Db has eb fir Os ao
.mbI an ahhu Sdn inter 6Mdbm bHmt
s. Cine sOmmT1u bon 10 9r@emt mMb an aes Omefamrn bepqt bic qb fir s@ansmats
0ire dntbu, nit Nnn5me 0s 8aMHds hes nbmOhst bUumSgdeN Rh BAT bic RnHFnOeH
ssneantnh fa 6Gde eu fir bm Sapdah Ou Ba Hbrtde 2a fir has 8odnbaH DaGrnO
Os GOnhlSd nhnbn
g. ae# Gmimbnnsn bu gehdngn maen mt br ais ant 81 Sai 1916 mf Der 8R
n6mmbn ubm nb mmm une Office mM pGr ais ii ur mOmns AM l. SG 1916 nms
den 6a lie limit nehns limb nb nt s@t Unhn fGmn Die Iebte pcri6nIi6e Gbif.
ra non SeRanugu mnf bis nGhfes 8 rrG hbs m ~ Sai 1916 IN br Office Der Srbane
afgmL
Sheds dn 8mmD beehd Rn.
H. adn eghdlnna mb angnOmmst bic mid. pmm Mn gapg hpta if, NIB hn Sell mub
in EGan mo bic 3l Der gdfmgen ben rrghmOhn@ ebbdag ndt ansmadt
H. ae gde Fb m abrarn an pGmaba 9raaR5 9unhf@au@et 9ma1a Nen" 8neG
bic d benz a6 SUM 1916 OmmNHL nubn midi. Nr II lr mugas an l. Smi 1916 8Dm,
mann bic ktn Shmmen gft mrbeh
I. SruS cine Gmn fam dn Snhiankn umnfHtu NIB fir lin gbomnmns hmmal
ar 5hmmra bic anmGI em Spnhfanhn ghgemnba mmben, hnu nft abGmyn mubn
a. Der aorRGhagr behalf fd has Rdt pg npnOmdfe aWn 81 anhnn nb Negeae
SrRn Mb 3nmh an Harm ab fde GHhIOmg in SDnhDbem lit nnanrdha
IT, ae aphmnhnF O em8daea bel Su ShmmH@bhns am sdmf Ns aukhs 9eanmGrhs
sn fL
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-25
Der nadht aentst beainnt an q. AprlL

Gs lit su sbrem gorteiL iocnn se il an Dem ueuen
automobiLaontdt Der Gdelifeu Omaha Ertbluc %bctciiacn,
Der an 7onnerstdg, ben 81. april, 6eeirnt unb bis gum n 5art
boiert. M,t oieier fur3eu Bet bon 5pei 9lonaten, bic Der stontet
hi aniprub ninutt, fouuen sic lei6t Ole arbett leiten. bic
Sbnen ben Sniptpreis. Oos neue automobil iitern miro. S9r
getrht lit nit feinen ~lnfoteu bertnlpft Sic uer0en
aud feline llntdten NIT oem qutonobil boben, ioas Sic es
gepimler, 0a mir ale &ransportfoiten nod Sbrer1 9sobnort
trogen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-25
JHtZt lSi Die LeIt, dem kOnteSt DeIZutTaten N
Dies hubSche FORD
Dieics prdhtiee 6ami
Sic iieh mahrenc 1brer
@arnm baIten mir aontehe?

Die eeir Der G6efhen Omaha Srtblre mOgen Fh bic
Groge ~borIegen: Boritm perbeu 6ieie autouObuLaontefe ob.
gebnlten2 air boben Sofir bic befen @rinbe. Der erre lit:
Ole E1glite Omaha &ribine INNER mebr unb nrebr an Der.
breiten. Dosu tr1st Elm folder 9ontet in sroBem Wtnbe bel,
neil er Der 8dtung btde witarbeiter unb Sorherer hrindt, neil
nidt mr Die aoutetonten fh beruiben, piele neue leier gu
befontmen, ionbern aid neil lire Greunoe, gerpnnote unO
9efuune ibnen gclicn, ouOurd, oB fe of bic 3eltung abOu.
nieren.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-25
@aram geben mir elm TOrO?

g9efI bas SorO.autoiobiI Die eeringhen SnfonohaItines.
foften nerurioft, unb neil fa ant autotontet reiteus Seute
aus Dem MitteIftonbc b~eteilieen Die MIR Damn Elm autonobil
hiiniden, penn es ibnen feline f~nor5iene gir6e III. Gin Soro.
gutomobtl bietet ieinem Better unbeidrGnttes gergnhaen, oo8
ourf feline groBe 8ednuugen flr srOBe H%eporatfren uno Sn.
tGnobalhIng setriibt miro.
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Seber aontefant ID GeBtnner

Der artomobil.aonte Der 9Ggi6en Gmaba 9riblne 1T
nn6 iniofern bemerfenswert, bob es BARN feline gerlierer eibt.
Der gerloui unieres aontdtes bnterGBi Oesbolb teinen boen
Snhgeidmad. 8enn mir iogen, es gibt nur 8apinner. 10
beOeutet Oos, ooB ieoer SonteitGnt fnr feline arbet be5dDlt uirO,
penn en- bic aontetresea befolet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-25
Taglche Omaha Tribune, durch die Post ausserhalb Omaha's

!, anher6a(b gmaba, Snrd Sic @Of %aeIiefert,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-25

Fine S Passagiere Ford Touring Car, Model 7, 1916
9trs nebone NIB nieade auhouobI Dnb hem Gennar bss aOntfs T. fenfref
Snm @dhuf gemaft
9is 3 yaNmsH Serb sOnrns Gar, Mnbea : 1916 1T hs aasssfGtd naD fds sas
pbr3 nbebbr hno IN nnhn, meu bedbe BEN. anfidsn getn nbrsc%n mD. Gne Sngnn'
snngsa9a n Sdem aOb r bic camille mrS in 9ambet elm grsnign lem. FUR @ddars.
fnbhn,3 aint be ale 3nGe FIR bic Der Better dmrb pr3ieGden SOrus ar NernennnHs
hat mb i'd SueS anOmDbd OOrIgfh Gsmn. urtdhng luradnns hmd @eraad nD SR
fanb9atma DrbR geug fu. 0uebe wO BEN sMdihn gNtr Elm gesehnS Der Snabe
ab Ns Sto5S meSen Sire 3abraKgfat nS Nnbbmfet mdt Me bS Smrus Gar IN.
I6arMRn ba ne ben anbbunugen fir Qd6haht Der Snmnhans,S Der 3GnmGfMt NH Be
anemidfat pasmmen eindt Der Ban nSb Bic Suhhms GMr gahinc bAeaka fin bic
Fe abplnp 5mrh NIB Gmfad6et ms gndouhmHS. 9nes aanmoM lit nnhIlQ in idr
germenOms nnO prhd in Rbm 5mne hes BnRa
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Gs tOfet Sbnen nt6ts, Dte Sa9t 80
nRteria6en

Sic fn6 es fh ieIbt fduIOig, biefen fbernIen aontetpTut
Sa t%nteriuden. Sic eeben babel fetnerIei 8erpflidt1ngen elm
un6 fonnen lid 6u irgenb elmer 3et. Dor ooer nod geginn Oes
aOnteites, 8uriidseben. Seooh io1te 9iemanO, oh er Dem
&ontet beitreten min ODER. nift, ~ber1umer, f6 nit Der Code
bertrout 5u MAIDEN. sic fonnen Sbre freie Bet gar n9t better
uO b~ortelbofer %onrenOen. @erIegen sic bic anfinbigung
nidt, oamtt sic nidt cine Der beiten @eIeoenbeiten, bic Sbnen
ieuals ge6oten tprr6e, Elm feines QutomobiI obioItrt foftenfret
dl befonnnen, ~peridrren. Genoen ste beue nod ben bier
nbgeoruften aoupon elm.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-25
naha Tribine, per TRACER in Omaha
W0chentliche Omaha Tribune

Gn 9dT Elm Sr St0 2O Shmmtn
w' 8 Ms Hh a%raa amnE Ss ST am TO- ami 1915 beas er Der @SdemGdn Omaha subans
mrn
Gmhnbrpn BON abmmes fir 8nd Sabre na@n fir gd Sabre srdnd pnsi0 600 Simmer
hs SambaH nb 500 nrs @Ohmhah @een Sabre far G byt WuO,G M@Hm gddemS Yer
bdnn bnednhs
fiji bic N6AnHMe DrOm ut maummmehp 0Od nen gehlnnsn ansmpmmm mtb Der Sehm.
ma bH bic 3HRmMMg her 3mmg an dnm Wmnn IaHm hgAnA pA
A. Nun On AOnefat iun agms ahDnnenet Wfo ne 3apHse HpOat at T Dopat Smr
men r basebe
g. Gin guns bon 10000 Ghmmea mub am ae6et bic I'D hem Shf afbMfen.
s. Der aOnhfmt yer am S6nhs hes sonhfs Sem dtm shmme bat abat SS feline S~n'
aADmObI hfurI
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ETNTE CDEzTAT OEEEDTE. Doppel-Stimmen
E1kNL ID LAkEAA@Ox 4 LIN L As die ersfen d Voc

GMh in am 8umhf 1T Der anmng am idDerfen 1T ahr br anhnG anma gmft ban mb
bic Tribe 6bh mt nb has 3d mhtf hH in HrddRn Mn 8rm pm linen Bdh nt ST bmF
men NIB NM hMRn mn ladt ume 2Rr FIR bic GmabaS rbnne gu ahgGn fm0. N$ 6Rem
@uHbr maSn mir Sinner haburb bier an bier GOdn hes 8Onrfs ap ds mm 80 MG 1916
9ppdhmmn fir ale eImghu A6onmunts gm. Br@ eNTbden S be Oae SpepasGhuR nr
his ann %. Mm 1916 amer NIB ndta Mct wO.
GRM Gn Gds padhse 5D aHps nmMeL 10 mu - NIT ben AHet hn bghutL Der
G%g bGt hon SHm GMf I'M aunHs bs apnhfs h
Ilt Bh nA Ben amhAhebHhn administrators ms HO nBata 10000 ShmmM hrL
s&d skb sn a~s sshnans 0r sr"aang mt da se 1SsHa 0apInmn and fir Sd.
$hBE@e DmaaS rbhne
asRkRMhngn OMAHA Nh
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lier, : fobr3eae eSnnen
freien 5eit cr>perben!
Bar emmtiRan fit aanteRanten

g8er ben S~olptprets, 6ns neue Tor6.autcurobtl, Md &c.
Dtnnt, erbGlt cine fiberoIe gor.4onnnifion fr feline Grbett.
uno ner ferner i'm 2oue oes aOntdtes bic meHten net,en abon-
nenten getptnnt, erbolt nod obenorein eine1 GJtrn96nrprets bon
$25. Ser @epinner os AUTOMOBILES ie0od lit bon 0ieie1 Tre-
fen uasgei6loHen. 8ieie g~inrtbtine ihust ieben Rortetantcn
uno iidert ibm cine angeneIene gntihGoigung fir feline &C.
Ietfete arbeit, einerlei, oh er ben Sotptpreis gepinnt ODER niht.
@5enn Se 6esbalb benz autouotnfonteft Der Sdgtiden Smobo
Sribiine beitreten, baden sic Die Sepibbet. 0aB Ste Sbre Seit
gut un6 nlsbringeno %ontuenoen.
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~BEDINGUNGEN:

l. 7mu amhf hMmn SUmrsag ben 81 Mpn1 1876 n fhHht am :. Jum 1915
2 Sdrmana, nit ansnhme Der Glnno6nn ION Gmabam e r An9eaMhn Der Dma9a snnme
OnO uhe WMsh3nO an 6amheL fGnnh i'd an Odema omef bdelgFn nmg au N rsGD aem Sme
Der Der 5hahn nn hes anmMs iammdn.
g. Shmmma DuDH ME hr gghm:
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-11-01
NO CHANGE MADE +
IN SUBMARINE POLICY
SECRETARY lansing DENIES
THAT ANY CHANGE 1AS BEEN
MADE IN Sun QUESTION.
.Idn investigation Of u arina VIII he
Made RegardIessf Of Fact
That Campaign IL In \
Progrcf.

WASHINGTON, 1oy 1,--Secreta-
ry Lansing today fenied that there
Lad been any change in the subma-
rine policy eithe4 Of the president
or the state department. Lansing
made this statehent after it had
been called to his attention that
such suggestionfha been made. He
authorized the Following statement
THE fact 4at political cam
raign is now in progress will In no
way vary The practice Of the depart
ment as regards the making OF a
fulA investie htion of cases of this
sort, We Twill act. as we al
ways have, with as much CELEBRITY as
possible.
THE question was called to my
attention IS to whether there had
been. any fhange, in policy in regard
to ,submaf ne warfare since the sink
ing of tie Sussex by either the
president or this department ! can
say mott emphatically that there
las been no change in any particu-
lar n
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-11-01
WILLIAM ALLEN wHirB SAYS
DIDN'T ENDORSE sfarEhhNf

EMPoRIA. kan. go. Wi
liam Allen White. tofner pros'es-
sive editor of the EIaboria Gazette
denied today tina, 10 had endorsed
the statement given out by progress
sive leaders in New York yesterday
in which the legislative achieve
ments" Of the deAocraiic admins
tration we're cofnmended. The
story is untrue. said White. The
statement was shown to me but
absolutely refused to sign II"
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-11-01
AUSTRALIAN WHEAT MAY
COMPETE WITH AMERICAN
TWO LARGN CARGOES OF GRAIN
ARE soOk TO BE BROUGHT
To ). \ FRANCISCO.

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Nov. L.
Australian Wheat may compete with
the Amerieat grade while the price
Of the latter ! prohibitive, it became
known here Today The first real
move in a pr against high prices
was the chaktering OF two big
schooners TO bring cargo of wheat
here from Melbourne
With an EXCEPTIONALLY large crop
% wheat inf Australia this year
prices there Eare extremely low as
compared wiel American, in view OF
those behindkthe venture, 1t is be-
lieved the i5portcd wheat can be
sold at price under the American
prices. 4
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-11-01
AUSTRIA HAS LOST
OVER 100000 MEN
LOSSES SINCE THH FIRST OF
THE YEAR TOTAl s5O,00O
MEN. 1T rs ca IsIED..
Four Hundred and Dfty Thousand
Arc said Co he Prisoners of the
Russians on ItaIisf,s--Many
Troops Are 4 gifted.

GENEVA. Nov L. Since the first
of the year the Auserians have lost
s5o,000 men, according to authentic
information received here. OF that
number, 450,000 at held by Rus
slams or Italians asIprisoners.
Austria had fortIsix divisions on
the Russian front. thirty-one ON the
Italian front and tyo in Serbia and
Albania when R,5nania declared
war. She Withdrew lightweight
battalions OF these forces to send to
Rumania, and as be fighting grew
less violent on ~ Russian front
these forces were augmented.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-11-01
OKLAHOMA MINERS STRIKE.
7.oJo TO QUIT WORN

MALEsTEH Ok, Nov. Re
pcrts received here last night indi
cate that practically ali miners in
TIE MoAIes.f field carried their
tools with ITEM when they left the
coal mines Jesterday afternoon. pre-
psratory I'd suspension of work
Wednesday, the day fixed by the
United Mite workers of America for
general strike in ali mines con-
trolled ~ members of the Oklahoma
Coal Opkrators' association.
Mine3workers' officials declared
that approximately 1000 men would
obey 4 E strike order.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-11-01
BIOS OPENED For
BUILDING WARsH|Ps
TWO CoMPANIE, SUBMITTED
BIDS FOR BUILDING BATTLE
ANDiscorf CRUISERS.
Bids Based ON DE Present Cost of
Material and Labor-All BE-
low Amount Limited by
the q government.

WASHINGTON, Nov. - Bids
opened todayi on scout cruisers TO
cost not mord than s5,0O0,0o0 each
are as followt<
Seattle, Washington, Construction
and Dry DoJk company, one cruiser,
with shaft Horse power of 10000, to
be delivered in thirty months, 81
|975, 200.
The Ford River Ship Building cor
poration, I'd build two scout cruisers
of 10000 shaft horse power. to be
delivered il thirty-three and thirty
sia month4 respectively, s4,9o0,oo0
each.
These btls are based on the pres
ent prices pf material and labor If
there is aby increase, Nthe company
stated, thd government will stand it
and If thefe is any decrease the gov
eminent Will benefit.
The fedkral trades commission is
expected II be judges as to increases
and decreases in the prices of mate
rial and labor. =,
If the Fore River Ship Building
company'sl bids on battleships and
battle cruisers, to be opened next
week, are accepted it will be unable
t. build the scout cruisers, it was
stated.
The Uilion Iron Works of San
Francisco Eoffered to build two scout
cruisers al actual cost of 5 per cent
Profit, With any modification in
structure hnd design the government
may wisil
The Electric Bolt company offer
ed TO buit twenty-four or more coast
defense submarines, limited by the
department, TO cost of 100000
each or fS35,400 each. The boats
are to diSplace $40 tons each. The
ccmpany Specified delivery of, two
submarines in eighteen months and
two every month thereafter.
Half of the battlesllips are to be
built on ihe Atlantic and the re-
mainder dn the Pacific coast.
The Fofe River plant at Quincy,
Mass, ane the Union Iron WORKS
plant at ssn Francisco were suggest
ed as the building sites.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-11-01
GLORY IN THE Cross
OF CHRIST IS SUBJECT
EVANGELIST NM EgtN GAVE
INTERESTING SrHsrY NJ
CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Paul Gioried IN the Cross Christ
Because ~ IT, Power Go
save aud Btr.-
ia. World"

There was another spientd service
las, night at the Main 81 |et Chris
tan church 20 hear the Evangelist.
Key. Graham MeMarray. breach on
"The Cross OF Christ" aking for
hts text the words Of Ptui. God
forbid that should gI(ry save In
the cross OF the Lord II us Christ. :"
the evangelist said '-itfs but natu-
raj. aud II Is but righI that ono
ebonid glory Ia ntthing. The
man who glorieS In Is profession
o. business Is the sE6cessfui man.
would dislike to ser my child TO
school TO a teacher VIII was teaching
simply for the money! ! would not
have a physician in ~ home whom
believed TO be praktieIng just for
the coin. n he dols not glory In
the fact that he I'D the ability TO
alleviate human suffering. ! would
rather he would nof practice for me
MANY have erofied IN the aecu-
mutation OF WEALTH Others In sci
ence. others in philosophy, others In
poetry and song These have inn
ineasurably bless1l the world. but
all OF them o9eiher never saved
one soul.
The cross Of Christ Is simply
another name b. the gospel. paul
glorsedi In IL b3sause OF its power to
save. Beoause{of its power of trans
formation. Al Il transformed Jerry
McAufey fro9 q burglar and river
thief into an honest man, and shin
lug light in the kingdom of God. so
viii Il tran)form any sinner into a
saint, II he|eill accept and obey II. (
Man TIE Masterpiece will be
the subieN for discussion tonight
Every on{ will be interested in this
great sermon. Attend and be one Of
the shafer Of the good things.
There fill be baptismal services
also.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-11-01
SEVEN THOUSAND COAL
MINERS GO 0l/s1R|kE
GENERAL STRIKE Br4bMEs En-
FEcTivE u OkLfHoMA
FIELD ToDJh.

M'ALEsTER, okly Nov. L.
Seven thousand coal miners went out
on a general strikf today following
failure OF the operators to agree to
the new wage scJle proposed by the
employees, unHn officials counsel
ed the pen aga(hst violence.
Seventeen fdepegdent companies
employed abtut $50 miners signed
the new sc4e and viii continue
working.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-11-01
ELECTION Returns N|l !
Rf REct|v[q N CITY
BsLg.nFiSs on anE NATIONAL
EI.Es1sos WILL. BE LasiED
DS 4 sCREtN

Through the work w @, Nc
Chain line citizens OF Wsxahaehie and
vicinity Will be affor(ed an oppor-
tunity 10 see the elcctIb IN returns next
TUESDAY night. A cos1 piete and right
mp TO now service Y Pm be given by
the Western Union Photograph com
ppny The telegraph comnany sub
mitted q proposition a few days ago
10 furnish the con1piete returns for
stipulated price. Ind knowing that
most every one &ould BIZ interest
cd in hearing the Itsulf Of the nation
al election Alr lMcrlain started
around 10 raise ie money required
for the service he met with liberal
responses and tve election bulletins
viii ~ free 10 \ who desire 70 see
them. They vii be shown on West
Main street, an( II Is requested that
al automohiIe3 be kept out OF that
section OF the atreet between the pub
lie square and Elm street on Tues.
day night large sheet will be
swung over he awning in trout Of
The s'iaam{n block aud the re-
turns will III thrown thereon from a
stereoptieonI Jon the second floor OF
the city aaiI The Western Union
has promisd 10 cut u wire into the
Firemen's 4ub room at the city hall
40 that thfre may be no delay be-
tween the receipt Of the bulletins and
their display on the screen. Those
who vishIto see them are invited 10
saskefn hia lin Aaaf Main street mhara
every ore can eei good view OF
the acrefn The first reports will no
doubt egin arriving about seven
o'clockj
In handling The returns Mr.. Nc
Claim ksili be assisted by the editorial
staff/of The Daily Light. and expert
stcrfonticon operators. The service
VIM he proupt and efficient. Every
h9dy has an invitation 10 attend.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-11-01

The German nbmnrine LIB in
command of Lieuf Capt. Hans Rose.
arrived ~ >ewpott, u. l.. from VIII
heinshaycn ON 1T. Z. and departed
after "A stay Of d rec hours. In the
course Of the ned day the t-53 sank
five ships off 3 j. American coast.
Various reports have been curren;
regarding the s,&lmariBe and il was
UNCERTAIN ahethAr the Graf; was re-
trrning to Germ1ny or had remained
on this side Of 1be Atlantic. There
were various rshnors also that she
had been sunk. 4 search by Ameri-
cab warships r. German secret
base along the New England coast
for supplying Submarines proved
Ruthless, according to naval Officers.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-11-01

ton and theaters we're visited md
the students We're allowed TO Rull
any stunt they saw TT to undertake.
There was noise in plenty and/eyery-
body had good time with/ them.
The young ladies formed ifoeession
and marched around the Ftreet and
through the picture SHOTS TO show
their enthusiasm.
II was "spooks" nifht aud there
were hundreds OF othG spooks walk
ins about. making NkSahachie a very
lively place on halloween night,
Throughout NIL tG celebrations the
crowds we're oyferly and refrained
from needless owdyism Even the
saaaiI hoys c/Iined their pranks to
hainiless- irys Just very few in
stances Of owdyism have heen re-
Trinity university has q magnifi-
cent s/lent body this year aud il
was a/lelight 10 the citizens to see
ihenEelepgate a victory SO well earn-
ed.
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was defeated BY 5he women voters
was untrue
While the PERCENTAGE OF women
who voted againf CONSUMPTION was
slightly larger Jan the percentage
OF men. the tiffqfeuce Is not marked
enough to turn he tide,
The Australi3b farmers coming TO
the support II one faction OF the
laborltes reali{ defeated the meas
ure. They ybted overwhelmingly
afainst eonsct option.
/. The latest returns show major
ity OF SI,04 against conser iption,
with 900. 004 votes yet to be counted,
including tkose men in the army
who will rfll up big majority for
conseriptiot II is not expected,
however. 1hat their vote will offset
the anti-db prescription lead.
The figures to date are: For con-
scription 1892, 900; against, $4,000.
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.cH|HUAAUAlIs CUT OFF
FR0l NORTHERN POINTS
IRAILW al AND TELEGRAPH
LINES CU1 BET WIEN CHiHUA-
HUI AND JUAREZ.

Ell PAsoi Texas. November L.
Chihuahua tty is cut off from com
munication Nth the northern Mexi-
can border 4day villa bandits are
reported to Have cut the railway and
telegraph Lid rs within 126 miles OF
Juarez soma time yesterday, and
train SERVED between border points
and the Cnihk ahua capital has ceased
for the presSnt.
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AMSTERDAM HEARS OF
aRRIk AL oF' THE u-5a.

AMSTERDAM November f.-Ac-
cnrding to Beriit dispatches received
here the Gernne, submarine u-53,
which sank fiv@ merchantmen Off
Nantucket afterfa visit to Newport,
Rhode Island, eSrIy last month. has
returned to erman port.
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THE lUs7R{GERMAN TROOPS
INSIDE luhAA|AA FRONTIER
AvEADvAkCED TWELVE MILES
ON RuM4SiAN sOil.--RuS-
sIANY RETisEATlNG.

PETRoGRAD. Nov. /. Austro-
German troots invading Rumania
through he3Red Tower pass have
occupied he3town of Bakovitsa, IL
miles inside the frontier, i1 was Of
ficially annotnced today.
On the Russian front superior
Austro- Gern4n forces have forced
the Russlant to retreat northward.
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WOMEN kip NOT DEFEAT
transcription MEASURE

nj E III R: !; Australia. Nov. /.
--Th/ women OF Australia voted as
readily to send their sons aud sweet
he4ts TO war as did the male voters.
AZ analysis OF incomplete returns
81 CONSUMPTION today which showed
dn early reports that the measure
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GERMAN }RnNcnrs E.lpEp
~ THE BRITISH FORCES

LONDON November L. British
troops successfully raided German
trenches nj theast Of Festubert, GEN
erai lla,g tported today. In,ermit-
tent Smelling south Of the AHcre was
the only otter activity reported.
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TRINITY STUDENTS CELEBRATE
VICTORY N OLD flsy6h' WAY
PARADE STREETS VxlNG col
i.EtsE lELl.s AMBUSH PIC
TIRE SHOWS.

The victory ~ Trinity football
team over the Eorth Texas normal
at yoakum fiJld Tuesday afternoon
lase Trinity %adents an opportunity
TO eeiebraiY1ia night In real
csnausFin/ Fashion. isy early candle
'igsft th/prnreSsion nas formed for
SHIRT all pafasle and a fuIi hum
drsa n more students marched
istsyNh the streets gisiag hent to
~ unbounded JOY All public
Noes. such as the cils hall. fire sta