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ture reserved to this end beds Of palm
and cacu are banked at either side,
and ahead broad cement walks seem to
invite you to obtain your ciceronc and
explore.
With SISTER of the church as
guide, you start. out In the court she
hnlts to tell the story of the sea gullS,
to whose memory the new statue Is in
course Of erection, then continues on
to the great granite churchlike build
ing that serves ms assembly hall.
Within the church body Is divided by
two long aislcs, simple walls OF white
plastcring, reaching up to tn" roof.
The interior is not MS lurgc ns the Tab
crnaclc, and so suits certain purposes
better.
The Mammoth Organ.
The assembly hall has notable new
mammoth organ, concerts on which
also draw crowds. Just before 1t the
arrangement is typical Of Mormon as
scmbly houses. High above, III" ceiling
Is attractive. too, being divided into
sections by curving ridges Of II heavy
wood Throughout the assembly hall
will bear comparison with church
structures in any part of the world.
Crossing the court once more, you
learn more Of the Mormons, No stated
time for worship Is set by them.
Prayer may be held nj any time.
The entrance to this huge Tnb"r'
naclc is tire more unique because 50 In
significant Just small rear door,
Reached by n wee step. Thence on, up
similar stairs, you pass, to III" heart
OF the great Tabernacle. You 'm"rg"
on II platform that allows you to sur
'"y the vast spaces. Just b"f0r" you
Is the area for the choir, behind you
other series Of chairs tier up 10 III"
big organ. The instrument ~ Of heavy
wood; the great pipes gilded and over
them all hangs the legend. "WclC0mc
to Utah. Before the pulpit, close at
hhnl, n large leather bench hns posi-.
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.HHTTTUIIS Unit COTCCTn us most
nt 'Hc present moment, are the crcVCl
rose and the sampler cross stitching
No matter how far n woman Is from
Paris, she can use both these meth
DDS of trimming with II lavish hand.
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he Mr.i Inn

Mother IIuy" YOU pucttcrd Cho-
pins Eullud IN 81
Gcrtio. Yes. mother.
"IIuy" you translated your png" Of
IInmrrf'
"lo=. mother"
"iinv" You learned your I've prob.
lens IN EuclIdT
"lrs, mothcr."
"And hny" You worked out tho
himumiul th"nromF
"l"s, m"rhor"
"Ih"n 20 and dust the dining room"
Muny mun with u good schema
lncEs the required nerve to push !,
through.
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A man visits his relations when he
has nowhere else to 90.
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IN duh green and hro"ndcd pattern
IN black and white Is also In this
class.
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CARRANzA|F0RCEs
4ING MODIFIED
STRONG roi;tE REpoRrED III
BI CONC Ni,,ari>G VI
cHsHranta.
Suppoeilion Il trist They are to Aid
the Americans in the Hunt
ifor villa.

SAN ANTONIO. Texas, Aprii '
Carranza troolA were reported today
ly Consul Let Sher to be- coneentrat-
ing IN the vi4nity Of chihuahua.
The reason "a surn concentration
vas unexplalucf bal officers al Gen
cral Funston 5 | headquarters assnm-
eli that II was part Of the De facto
governments b. Of cooperation Ia
the pursuit OF Ailla. who. according
to majority II reports. Is trageliag
south beyond ctihuahua.
The exact po4ition OF tie Ameri-
,an forces web still unknown nt
Headquarters hob early to-day 4 re-
port from Gental pershing had
reached Colum D.. bar ils CARRIED
condition made NECESSARY To epeat
ID. General utston and his staff
awaited Il with ne concern. since
accurate and oticial Information
from the fieia Of tpstai IONS has been
lacking since It'd early part Of the
uek. kHh #f
Colonel Brownt brief report for
arded through le American con
sulate at chIhuahta served 20 asren-
Eihen the asaumttion Of those ~
l.eadquarters that Ehe American adj
ranced forces a!rSdy had reached
satevo Colonel sBrowu reported
from Cusihulraehiet some fits miles
from sateyo. Apri9 4
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|O[AD OR Awe ORDER
lis STILL IN EFFECT

WASHINGTON. April 7.-Persis-
tent reports that the American forces
might be re&iIled are emphaticslly
denied by SECRETARIES Lansing and
Baker. Both Declare there is no pres
ent intention bf changing the orders
given to Genefal Funston shortly af-
ter the Columbus raid ito get villa,
dead or alive.S
Border advites that trainload 81
supplies shippEi by private firms was
on it's way tflay from Juarez for
Casas Grande5 close to General
Pershing's fielp base, satisfied oiii-
cials that the railroads can be used
in this way asb supplementary SER
vice to the mttor truck lines even
without action b. General Carranza.
Although the akny is not the actual
shipper, it is believed that the pia'-
tical result will be the same
News regardikg the movement =
the American tkops was stu iaeA-
ing today.
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BIC NAVAL BALLOON
BREAKS I1b N00R|AGs
lGilNT DfRf6isIA AssHIP ~
FLYING Wild KoM FIoR-
IA cdisr.


PENSACOLA, Flt.. April The
new naval dirigiblf airship recent
Ily brought TO thelayiation station
here for experiment. ! use IN ecnnec-
ltion with aerial and kwater maneuyers
by the navy brokf away from its
moorings during athigh wind early
today and. rising .tpidly. soon was
lost TO view. Telephone notices were
sent to Mobile. FaAhope and other
points warning thei resldenta 70 b.
on the lookout fod the big crait
which. when last sa. was beiag
driven westward one was aboard
the dirigible when H. broke asay
and, as il was fult inflated. off
GERS at the naval sftion said there
was nothing 10 prey4 b its remaining
'aflcat for many horl
The dirigible. whij Is over eighty
feet In length, conta - about 25.Dee
cubic feet OF gas whtn inflated. and
is capable Of auslalTtng consider
able weight The ~ that no one
was aboard and that was not equip
ped with any sort Il automatic de.
flating apparatus NJ ises Il eerlain
that uniess overtaked hy aeroplanes
the aarcraft piobablI vii rs hun
Idreda OF miles.
The wind was bl0wika briskly lraH
the southeast when tte dirigible 6.
caped. and as the bigleraft rose rap
idly to the upper etsrents it was
lqnickly swept away tdEaFd the west
later the air eHrrent] shifted slight.
llv. aad naval offieerj fear that The
balloon may have Defn carried ou'
To sea
The dir gible Is sa to be worta
between s5e.00o and yso.Qoe. ara
iis practically heW was received
here for use al the byai aeroplan'
station only a fe~ da ago. He's q
happened 70 break awty has rot beef
determined
/ Preparations were iaade % pnFsl'
the escaped craft witI aeroplanes q
lsoon IS weather. eon1 tioas permit
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WILL ENFORCE
PRIMARY LAW
GOVERNOR u Rt.J~pN SAYS
SEN RTOaIsIf RiNsKY LAW
SHOULD - TNtusiaFD.


uuIsBoRol Texas. april
The sonatoriaS primary law a up.
en- tho statute tooks OF the state of
rexas and It + much nay duty to
see that II s tforred as 10 see that
any other Law obeyed. said Gov
srnor Fereusoa a. this morulnes
sea ion o. theE tate democratic ex-
executive committee.
Cougressma Henry vas the only
enatorlal candidate present Bar.
~ Miller OF eallas is representing
Senator culhet on. and Pat Neff OF
waco is rep$ senting Dr Brooks.
John Davis tbegraphed he favored
a majority notainatlon and Colquitt
said he was feilling 10 leave the
question 10 n committee TO decide
Campbell. Rifi.e and other eaudl-
dates were n heard froa
Chairman taul NAPLES OF the
COMMITTEES exfalued that there was
no plan or Demo 70 defeat ma
lorlly nomlnaecu OF senatorial can.
didates. The 9iillshofc meatius was
called to 80 I er al phases u the
situation
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TRIAL OF SLAUGHTER
TRANSFERRED To DENVER

PUEBLO, Colo. April 7-on evi-
dence that the life of w. b. Slaugh-
ter had been threatened his trial on
a charge Of Wreeking the Mercantile
National banH has been transferred
10 Denver and will open there next
Thursday =. w. Bailey, former
United State4 senator from Texas,
and counsel br the defense, asked
for the transfer, citing threatening
letters receiy{d by Slaughter from
bank depositbs. He declared that
an impartial Jury could not be OBJ
tanned in l.ueblo. Judge Lewis
granted the potion.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-04-07
ITALY sCHopL POPULATION
INCREASING ALL ALONG

win Jennh hgs completed the
school census for this district last
week His REPORT shows that italy
has a total ot $40 children within
the school age. This includes the
town and the outside which goes IN
this school district. There are 4i4
white childrenI I126 colored children
and three Mexican children. OF
the white children there are 2lf
males and POO Females: of the color
ed there are ID males and &c fe-
males Italy 1ews-derald
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VILLA Has A |
STRONG FORCE
REPORTED HE uss fts~EN-
ntEp Two THoU~ tNIf WEN
At pAHEAL.
NEWS A SURPRISE
rhls Information. rhou 3 cemlug
ffssu MEXICAN sauree~ aEas
surprise o. ,rny -
ia 30 paso.

~ pAs0. TeSas. Apn vala
ha satbered force Of 100 men at
partaI reeoriins 10 formation
from MeSlcaa gources ted States
sdsiees adlcate That % podd m
sagroundiug villa. Thet lks ot Vii
las ror,a vas a surpri* ! to officials
tere The most Hharal previous 5e.
ports etlmaled that y bad oay
few men aud Il vas Generally be-
reyed that a mere hatirul Waa a.
tending tae wounded anait
1t Is eeneralb cxpeefed here tfat
Col uodd haa gone D. far soagh
thar he viii seou be, calehlng up
With the bandits
a Carfaa1a sarrIsos "a supposed
to be located At Pfrai where a
number Of foreigners have reaalu-
ed Je b. near ihcle mh.ing interests
Fears of their safctg 4 entertained
carran1a tFooes A j. chihaahaa
and rorfeoa could r. roach Par
ral b railway
General Gonzales reported TO
have besn appointed kommander by
war Minister obre b. ard "a On.
route 10 take sapra command az
the defaeto e1verb meata forea
against villa. 4
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|DsSEX Tease
| NITHICAB|NET
urxT,S NDvISERS MEET
rog rot RTH TIME TO DIS
rTSS pTuATiON.
|R1DF Of TORPEDO
,a,, Lansing Submits Addition
r,.;denre Showing the Sussex
uas Suik by u German
sa.marine.

,r,eIrINGT0N. April 7.-Solem-
and uncertaintv pervaded the
,ps uouse soday when President
a. and the cabinet met TO dis
for the Fourth time the rela-
between Germany and the Unit
s+a,es sir3e the sinking of tie
ssex.
There is little doubt as to the
|. rtb the president may go and this
Hule diseussed today by the
.ipe4 members Secretary Ian
was ready for the presentation
,ba president of additional proof
the Sussex was torpedoed by
srbmarines This evidence came
IN the French government and the
eriean embassy attaches in Paris.
h has been stated at the White
use that cut of diplomatic cour-
this goyernment should take no
ion until Ambassador Gerard at
rlin is heard from.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-04-07
FEAR HEAlY LIFE Loss
IIN SINKING OF LINER

LONDON. April IA heavy loss
of life is Feared in the sinking OF
the PeninAllar and Oriental liner
Simla repdfted in the government
service as Ia transport in the Med
iterranean East of Malta.
No OFFICIAL statement has been
issued andSo far there is no eonfir-
nation of the press reports
The Sim1a is believed to be the
transport rfported by Athens as
having beet sunk off the west coast
OF Greece.
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Russians ARE ADVANCING
ON CITY OF IRtBlz0hO

PEa0GRAD. Abrn Russian
troops are nov 4 rsing on the
Black sesJort q &
from the east and south. aeeerd'nz
:, the official statement In an en-
sagement the Turks we're beaten OF.
m a Black sea natal engagement Z
..h,arine sank q steamer that was
being conveyed By torpedo boats
Russian battleships bombarded a.
long range the former German ernis-
- ereslau nov the Turkish cruiser
Medallu
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This is Eugene Oever Kane. uE-
dertaker, employed II the firm which
.embalmed the body 4 John +. Peek.
the wealthy man of Grand Rapids.
Mich. the arsenic WITHIN OF DR. AR
thur Warren Waite lin New York
city The New Yorls county district
attorney says Dr faae, sick in
Bellevue hospital. d him he pa.sl
Kane $9.30o TO pug arsenic in the
embamins fluid 10 account for the
poison found in the klcdy at the au-
topsy. Kane disappeared q few days
after Waite was arested. but later
returned.
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OFFICERS lSsrR,irfp
To SO, NJ y sAo'iiaNrs.

DALLAS. Texas. April Dallas
Is "a 30 searched a u a fine tooth
comb IN a campaigS to roand ap
YagraniB and suTpic 90 characters
in an effort q step te crime save
hitch has resulted t@u murders
end which may eau# two osher
aeaths Ia past two ~ County At
toruey lively today led on al tue
city aud county offeeFs % begia
rounding up saspects
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-04-07
CROP c0NN|tTEE TO MEET
IN DALLAS APRIL IS

AUSTIN. Texas, April THE
committee TO an range plans for de-
yising WAYS and means 70 finance
Texas crops wifi meet in Dallas in
stead of Austin 81 April IS. accord
ING 10 sment of the state
warehouse commission today. me
reason given forEthe change is that
tho committee Iin be able TO re-
ceiye the advice sof the officials q
me Dallas federa reserve bank.
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OPERATOR HEFuSlD TO
SEND NtfAGE COLLECT

SAN ANTONIO. = xa8 April
Colonel browns "a q waA uo guot
when he Wanted xsen6 a mea se
collect 10 Consul Lsaher at Chhaa-
hBa Hfewu asked y telegraph ee
orator % sire for msneg and @ ei4
Ii collect THE ope 7tof told Colon
"a brown 10 Mexice q equivalent 70
there 6 nothing fling and the
colonel sent eouriu 10 Letchst as
fer tne money
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.IEVE THE CAPTURE OF
GEN. VILLA NOT FAR OFF

EiN ANTONIO, Texas. April T.
|eral Funston felt assured today
\ the eaIture of villa is near,
loving a feport from Col. Brown,
(vn is believed to be hot on
Is uails between Satevo and
kta Rosada
Both Funston and his staff of
were apparently optimistic af-
Browns information was re-
ii.
(his is % direct contradiction to
news Of the past few days.
is believed here that villa
chooses to fight fifth the Car
forces rather than the Ameri-
roops.
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VILLA STILL
N FLIGHT
caRRhNzA TIbors aRE BEING
DisTRInUTEb ro PREVENT
ms tsc,rE.
O0DD N PURSUIT
American Troobs Are Also geporte,.
To he Close hn the Trail Of ,hc
Bandit -s-Soatheast of
Satcso.

SAN ANTOAO. Texas. April a..
4 strong Carfnza force NUMBERING
several thousahd has been placed al
strategical points south OF satevo Il
head off Viil{ if he attempts to es-
cape, according to advices received
today by Cenbal Funston from Con
sui Leteher Il Chihuahua City
Leteher's tsspatch stated that a
force Of Carrab bzistas attacked a band
OF Nillistas add put them to flight.
villa himself taccord,ng 10 informa-
ton from Mexican sources to Letch-
er. at the head of two hundred men.
is twelve mills southeast of Sateyo
near which pbce Colonel Dodd is re-
ported TO be Winding his way through
mountain passes in pursuit. Reports
of Villas serious injury We're re-
newed in Letsher's advices.
Though Lacher's Information did
not give the kexaet location OF Car
rama troops At is believed they are
before Parrall south of Satevo.
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QrnLlx coS,icrrp;
GnbEN SEVEN YEARS

AUSTIN. Texal. April &c. c.
onillin former hief bookkeeper in
the state comptrsller' olilce' va"
last night found putty OF the e'i'''
of misapplications OF puDilc U"O9
49,, his nnnishmant fixed at seven
years in the penifntiary. The jury
was out four hodFs. Eig"t o'Ns
cases are pending gainst ouiiiin.
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talk ol wr.liipgauAL
wrho,r ro,NeArmN

wAgHiNGTdN. April some
surface ialk thls cafranza naB De.
island the bifaWal u the AmeFi-
can troops h ihfhout foundation.
according 10 ~ White House aud
state department
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-04-07
.TEUIONs LAUNCH hENY
ATTACK OAIHt THINC0URT

PARIS. April : ~The Germans
launched heavy sfack on the
nerhineouft salieug llast night. In
an attempt to efushz III both sides ~
THE salient the Gertaas penetrated
the Freaeh trenehea on the Bcthtn
-ChattincouFf lsad
on the east bank Il tine Meu@s the
hombaFdmept coutli bed lasf night
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MAD DoG BiTas Twelve
PERSON. Al ROSEBUD

ROSEBUD, Texh April r.
Twelve women anI children who
were bitten by xmad dog here
Thursday we're senEto Austin today
where they were pHlced in the Pas.
teur Institute for 4reatment.
An examination Aof the head OF
the dog. made at Nustin Thursday
night showed it to2have had rabies.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-04-07
nE,rlsn srEE rnnrE
~ Eifsn FISHING noArs

C0PESHA4EN. April The
Swedish stead iefa lfakan. Ilera and
olof. with hirrInes e Germany
have been zed by British war
ships The aigoes are valued At
Loo. GOO crfkeua
It " afatedEhat IN future Swedish
herring shipsIwiii sail IN territorial
waters.
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EiRE,,Ex FATALLY HURT
~ EsT. LOUIS FIRE

ST LOUIS. Agil Fire Lieu
tenant Boiling "a fatally injured
o,s one other fireman was serious
ly hurt in fire p the down town
district today Ths loss is s2oo.eoo.
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ARMY WILL sTAl UNTIL
1T CAPTURES Will }

/ WASHINGTON. kpril Z. We
-. cling 20 eaptire villa" That
,ho official wotd in Washington
today If there Is fy ehais ~
purpose it rests in tine nihu "
president alone.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-04-07
|ENNtaT CONVINCED
TORPEDO SANK sussex

2a Nc eON. April Z. The
| ! states government is abso-
''A'incsd Il that a German tor
uc4 4 channel packet Sus-
aothag is known as to
inlsntion. In the nghr
/ Tact n administration does
pose 20 wait long. This was
1"0"h II a cabinet meeting
| IN the hands of the
id, is conclusive.
'1'e 1v been revealed.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-04-07
Nor oUiirf VERpHT
~ A atnDER CASE

BROWNSVILLE - April
a jury returned eFdiet of not
euiip "a the ease of aoiarlo cabai-
Zero. eharsed Nith Y murder ot
pr vcceln. October ! Is. when a
train vas wrecked 4 pr this city
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Elevem OF Crew Drowned.

LoNDoNt April Eleven Ash
attic membfs of the crew of the
Peninsular and Oriental liner Simla
were drowlied when the vessel was
sunk in the Mediterranean, but all
the others rere saved, according to
Loyd's this afternoon.
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conditions of Mhess

WASHINGTON. April = The aT-
ersge condition of winter ~neat on
April I Mas 7s.S. eomparsd Nitb
SIS on April I 1915 TAe average
price per bashel aas ~ compared
wlth si.2lis on April l. lels The
average decrease ess
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-04-07
ET08 AARDING WILL
| DC TEMPORARY CHAIRMAN

@AG0s April Z. Senator War
H1rdhg was chosen tempor-
'a'fm2a Of The republican ma
eonyeftion by a unanimous
Tine hational executive COM
al noctins here today.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-04-07
I3l0Pias ENGAGE
The lIllIsTA BANDITS

'''A EERICAN ARMY.
ri 7 via Motor Train
-s kpril Colonel
ee tipopers OF the tenth
ttof ia in the vicinity
aving Just passed
Alro gh the mountain
Hey two miles
NasiiIirachie a group
se1 around a camp
ing in caldrons and
ftlhp The Mexicans
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CAPTAIN or cAtADiAN mNrn
SHOOTS HMiflF ~ IoNDoS

LONDON. April CAPTAIN Me-
mn of the canai sa Pacific liner
Lake Manitoba. satt aimeeif az fiy-
mouth Thursday
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The carranza Dtllar has been
quoted as low as 4 cents. And get
conservative inysstols viii probably
prefer to put their sloney into post
age stamps or yeast cakea ~~P ProFi-
denee Journal
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First find out whb ara the fools
and tho sick men I'D teen don Z
argue wlth tsem.
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sAN FRANcIsto. April -
4 In spare moments hoNA"
. sen, wireless opeiatof oH
= na,.snsnar nublisiing in it items
sa,nhaa rom I'd ozone. Har-
s"@'s -, for l,rtooning. he
ins i,,'...'.ae : - ~ ~ Iueation with
= sketches. The snf i
. ed among the saiif
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>o~~~{~~~~~~~e>~s .

composed afhand which was formed
from scattdfed groups after the dis
astrous fighting at San Geronimo
three daysf before when sixty of
their men I iere killed. They thought
they had II lhned rest
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|sT IS PREDICTED
| F0R|IH|s PART OF STATE

LLAS,8 Texas, April FreeZ-
temperature for the panhandle
heavy iosts in north and east
is preeicted for tonight. Warn
were issued for the protection
Ader vegetables.
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DIAMONDS casc ~.

SAN FRANCISCO Apr -.
Diamond soon 4 ii jump IN
price, aA the sar pas Gus or
the Source of s1pp8 according
to john beckett g4m merehant.
They may lnerease 20 per cent
Is value within 4 yeaF he de
elares
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-04-07
GERMANS PLAN lTTlGK
ON HETaIAc0qT VILLAGE

LONDON. April 7 rhe Freneh
pasitioa ~ Bethineourt Is greatly
imperiicd b the captlSe oi kas-
ecart by the Gefmaass yesterday.
The Germans are apparef,iy prspas-
ing 70 concentrate for q attack On
this French salient as ltheir ncxt
move ia the dstye asa ast yerdun
from the northwest.
You cant get IL out III the head
of a poer person that ID is hard to
be charming when rich
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1916-06-21
ADDITIONAL LOCALS

E. H. Perkins, Of Ellsworth,
Wis, nephew of J. c. Elliott, has
accepted aposition in the ]. C.
Elliott Co. store here.
On June 7th, Louis Martin
and Miss Sylvia Singer were
married at the home of the
groom, one and a half miles
south of Petrol. The young peo-
pie will make their home on
the groom's farm. The Herald
joins with their many friends
in wishing them a happy mar
ried life.
Murray f. Stebbins, of North
Dakota Agricultural College, ar
rived here on Sunday, to visit his
parents and other relatives
northeast of the city. Mr.. Steb-
bins was an early homesteader
and school teacher in Adams
County. He has spent the last
four years at the North Dakota
Agricultural College and receiv-
ed hi sdegee of B. S. A. thsi June.
he expects to be here for a few
lays before he takes up his
work. of County Agriculturalist.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. C. Dorwin
1ad a very narrow escape from
serious injury and possible death
asst Sunday, when bolt became
ost out of the stering gear of
heir car. Mr.. and Mrs. Dorwin
we're motoring to New Leipzig
10 attend the ball game, and, as
hey were late in starting, had
been driving rapidly. At the
line that the bolt dropped out,
however, they were on an up
grade and their speed was con-
'iderably reduced, which made
t possible for the driver to
bring the car to a stop before it
was upset. When the car came
20 stop, the front wheels were
turned across the road and in
case the car had ben going at a
rapid rate of speed, would un-
loubtedly have turned over.