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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-05-31
HUNTERS FAILED To
START MEXICAN LION
luNBID THE WOODS Ron SEVER
Al Hot IL WITH nc PArk
HOPING Fou CHASE.
Hogs arr Being Held in Headlines
Far Emergency II 'Anifnel APP
rcars In Community Again.
Notify y. ". picrre.

John verheydcn. who lives aear
Dixon Chapel. was IN town today and
tcld his friends about the Mexican
lion or Panther that came to hi
place on Monday night and killed a
calf. When a representative Of the
Light came upon Mr.. verheyden he
Maa talking about the incident and
he very kindly related bis experience
with the vicious intruder upon his
premises. He said Il vas away long
q. the night. probably o'clock.
when he was aroused BY his dog cut
ting capers In the yard. but he did
not get up until tho dogs, ran nadNr
the house and refused to come out.
Then he got up and stepped out In
the yard 20 see what the trouble was
Ne could not see anything. but after
standing there for moment he saw
come five or six heiferi yearlIngs
jump up and run near the yard fence
to the COW lot and heard q smaller
calf bawl Just about the time the
yearlings reached the lot fence. He
followed IN pursuit. picking up a
sfantiing as he ran towards the lot.
When he arrived he saw a large ami
mel Of some kind holding The calf
lie threw the scantling at IL. and
picked up piece OF iron and threv
II at II. About this time the lion. or
whatever II may have been, turned
the calf loose and stood cycling YER
heyden, After two or three minutes
IL started as II to leave the premises,
but cfrcled towards the front of the
house when the yearlihgs started to
run again. A short ways from the
yard gate the animal caught one OF
the yearIings and injured IL so badly
that II viii have TO be killed. II
was here that verheydan undertook
To shoot the Intruder with piytol.
He fired three snots apd when the
animal made for him he took to his
heels and ran to the house. The
lion Jumped the fence after him aud
came almost to the door. then dis
appeared around the house.
MIR. verheyden had. in the mean
time. called negro laborer from
a cabin on the place. and when
"Bill' came he brought lantern.
This he held up for- Mr. Verheyden
TO see how TO shoot, but when the
negro saw the animals big eyes he
tried 10 get MIR. verheyden to take
the lantern and when he refused
"Bili' ran out from under 1t. When
Mr.. yerheyden returned to the
scene OF the recent attack with re-
loaded pistol he saw the lantern on
the ground and called to bib" but
received no answer He called loud
er and "Bilf answered from the
cabin about one hundred yards
away
verheyden said he could have
shot at 1t again number ii times
hut he didn't care to risk being at
tackled again and he just watched
around until the intruder finally
left. Ii did not attempt TO eat the
yeariing II had torn so badly, but
LETT il there on the ground. where
In still lies helpless. Mr.. Verheyden
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-05-31
|Inn[Rs SHORT COURSE
II 4 1 \. THIS YEAR
~ }TAuQuA WHERE vAaiA-
Il nix IMPORTATION NAY nE
7ATFERED.


~ seyenlh annual Farmers
6hurt Coarse vii b. held ut the A..
college Of Texas from July
1tth 70 7ath. Inclusive. The rail-
Inds have Offered the exceedingly
- sale of onc ceas mile. each
1 ~. tlrkets 10 be on sale the 2zad,
3snd. ztfh and 2sth. the return
l3mited il August 1T. AIRS u. H..
1,nrts. home demonstration agent.
wili atte4d and take four Of her pu-
plls With her.
The short Course Is great school
that urpas up AZ unusual oppeftua<
III Id prneticai farmers business
men aud xfoEsen. who desire to farm
~ besker basis and 10 make farm.
ina more profitable and 10 make the
yArny home more comfortable and nj
trnrtivr.
i persun may come to the Short
cUass4. which lasts only week.
md gef information on practically
nny aertenlturai subject Special in.
xtrn<ticn viii b. given In crops aud
nefln. terracing ajnd irrigation. ali
branches u livestock. dairying. veg
STABLES and fruits. the latest types
III agricultural machinery the man
axonsent u poultry. insects and dis
eanrs, veterinary selener.. and work
III agricultural education Tor the
beneflt Of those teaching agricul-
ture III the public schooIs Of the
state
81 a special feature % the course
this year VIII he the work in home
eeonoinics. arrsnged especially TO
meet the needs Of rural women and
kiftx The work In home economics
YIN " given BY Miss Mary T. Gear
iisx. head OF the home economics
des1rtment 81 the University OF
Texas. assisted by Miss Eernice Car
~ and Miss Cornelia simpson, OF
the A. 4 N. extension staff
The work In agriculture win be
xivcn by the fun teaching staff OF
the school of Agriculture. the mann
bero Of the experimental station
sGnff. and members Of the extension
staff. assisted ~ Dr. II J. Weber.
II the University OF California. and
nean W. n. lardine. Of the Kansas
0<1te Agricultural college.
This able body Of Instructors Is a
runsantee to all those who attend
t1se short Course this year that thes
vii receixe the latest and best In
formafion ahtainahle on up-to-daie
~xrjcnltnre.
Darine the mornings. general lee
turx~ viii " given; and In the af-
ternoons. ADMINISTRATIONS VIII b
given b. the different departments.
HeTh nikhs. public leetnre ~iil
~ gwen BY sons noted expert
Epvinx pi<turss and mnsleaies vii
nlso - ! part Of the nlEht pro-.
nsank
t<ide from the valuable fund q.
attenuation one all gain irem lhs
rkkasAr lectures and demonstration
. sfeas deal 1ay be learned iFon
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-05-31

Rev. X. o. Sorry, pastor OF the
Bethel Methodist church, left yes
terday afternoon for Jacksonville TO
spend few days with his father.
In his absence Rev. w. II. Crawford
of Midlothian will preach at Bethel
Sunday morning and night.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-05-31
ITALIAN PRINCE KILLED
~ aERoPLANE ACCIDENT

ROME. May s1.-Prince Maximl-
ian Dentice De Erase was killed IN
an aeroplane accident today at PISA.
The prince was nephew of tn"
Carlo Dentice De Erase who, prior
to her marriage, was Miss Georglana
Wilde of New York. niece OF Rear
Admiral Wilde, L. S. N.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-05-31
rxpoRI TAX IN DIAMONDS
PROPOSED BN AFRICA

LONDON. Nay si.-A Reuter-
dispatch from Capetown says tnat
the ways and means committee oi
the south Asiean assembly has
adopted a measure for an export
tax on diamonds. The proposed tax
would range from one-haIf to five
per cent.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-05-31
Bear Admiral. 10. Dead.

WASHINGTON. May sl.-Rear
Admiral John F. Murray. retired. OF
Boston. died at the naval hospital
here. aged seyenty-six.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-05-31
CONGRESSIONAL INQUIRY
INTO TAX COLLECTIONS

WASHINGTON. May 31.---A con
gressional inquiry to ascertain If
the income tax can be collected with
out publicity will begin in a few
DAYS, Chairman Loheck of the house
committee on treasury expenditures.
stated today.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-05-31

ie heastnu Post eaafanues 10
eiief e. teminiac festsrs ini4lHhle
ats icr tne attainment 81 ire
tiat tsaafE. but the famaus rex.
as +sleHs seeg. Is ae tos self
s4 m fake atstte Charleston
Nees AID coafler
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-05-31

Iished lists. IL 1857 officers ana
.zss50 men. The total in March,
including officers aad men. was zv.-
tg4 and In April. 20,51i.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-05-31
BRITISH LOST HEAVILY
DURING MONTH OF MAY

LONDON. May 31.-ABritish cas-
ualties in May were much heavier
than in either Of the two preceding
months. The total from all fields
OF operation as complied from pub
The Detroit times., 1916-09-27

tIes accrued buf not due 'or pavrolla.
taxes and other items
The current accounts payable on
July a.. 1916. were StSs3.63s -
greater than on July 81. 1915 This
Increase Ia due o. he large amount
~ business being carried on
The meeting 's reac1ust The capt
tai which followed sensational ac.
tlyi'y IN tho stock ON the New York
stock exchange, was held In New
York Tuesday Action taken calls
for the formation Of a corporation
under the laws ~ Delaware 20 be
known a. fhe General Motors corpo-
ration Tho stock u 20 consist o.
1000 900 shares ~ 800 par value. ~
which 200 600 shares wil be sir per
cent cumulative. non yUting prefer
red stock redeemable on and after
SeUt !. 1914. a. The option ~ he
COMPANY a. Illo a share and accrued
dividends
Basis ~ exchange "a as follows.
For each share ~ present preferred
stock ono and one-thiri shares OF
preferred stock ~ tho Delaware
company For each share ~ present
common stock Ave shares az con.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-27
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The Detroit times., 1916-09-27


from A.s three eEs .- il Indiana.
The csrs.3a.e r-.a a.v
speeches ard Touches s~ more SUB.
.ee-s IN the 2ses.- -.... ,eaa be-
has jpn any a-ey.a-. r.. 1ov ~
oar.pai rurrE For a par
his critical analysis at ,as lvua.
cratic admin ZEa-o- ~as '.-a.,af
AZ ne AseneN SgH law a-.
ths Mexican /~-t - f- ar .a,
i.-set al- arHo<.s at.a % newer lue
Of logic than be has developed .a
some time
This afternoon HU-tss was 20
make Sis first srnarf .r P,r-ss.rs.
Ia SINE becoming IS 5-=7=---5'Il Ia
candidate. Ha was tGa -a speak 81
least twice in -ho SRI . cry I4av-
ing tho keystone state tonight after
'as one brief appea~aace. f..1ao.
4t7tr----------
Jersey CITY '1r ar.et alf
swinging rorthwart INFO New YORK.
tate and the Jag ,ou04.lE
Hughes VIII Rave or .-a-- 20 e..s's
rest IN New York rftv after he ~.
-urz= FROM b D-assa. .sir on 9e'
= Complete relaxation R.u ae 1er-
ssssrY u tse end date .s 20 er.sh
MS 7fuHE -s '1u- :. aay sr that
30 VIII 70 down NJ. Long Island IN
order o. OBTAIN coul .-te -c- ION
Ms Hughes I= rrrr.-r rs over rp~
The Detroit times., 1916-09-27
FALL STYLES
BECOME ALL
Fashions Fancies, Shown At
HudsOn's, Suit Women Of
Every Type This Time

bat F,srt,+r'ri tr-- 'i,-'-r----,t -t-f, r.
PEP the Jaw Cor The stylish woman
Gaze coming season, Was shown by
p" fall op~r!ns ~ the L. Hut
son Company, Wednesday.
often Fashion says This ysar
I shall approve 81 STYLES tha' can
he voru BEES, by The slender. 5.ar.
women ard ,hcn stout, dark won
rH bemoaa ,he'r fare AMI form
and complexion
nu, tEf>-f-So1is one o., iudt
Siduaitv Thcn\jre.fssh.oas for all
80 one period 'or 4end,rcy has been
adhered 20 by the Partisan coG-tu
ri"rs Who set 'he style standard fyr
ne world H-.le n this and a
'rt!e u that hey have 'oket for
fashions 500 varied hat they must
please an women
Many women Faw ,he Partisan
creations % Jenny. p~e~ot. Bern.
ard. Premet. IAnylH and Others styles
that they had reed about tu' had
not seen. The remarkable exquisite
Ness wtth which Americans hay.
quickly copied Partisan fashions as
shown "a 'he posing - American
made wrRrs gowns and suits. wus
r0-u--Jr--t7-tt DIT
The WRAPS suits ard gowns were
posed on long runway GauE-l .y
soft electric lights, Aov~rs and
foliage
Posing viii DC repeated Thurs
The Detroit times., 1916-09-27

mon stock ~ TIE Delaware com
larr
This plan "a 20 become effective
shareholders OF General Motors com.
sHHA pt record oct. IA 20 receive
dividend declared Tuesday. payable
Soy StocT 90 De exchanged m,y
b. deposited with Guaranty Trust
euu uauS. uu aud after oct l6. and
not later than Dec -
lIoit-rs ~ more than 81 per cent
~ fbe stock uf the General Motors
company have already s.sn.aed their
approval ~ the plan
The Detroit times., 1916-09-27
~ TIE.
CTAGE

a now twoact burlesgus called
spending a Million wiIl be offered
IN The C7-tisar thratFr usVt Ee-7k BY
The Lady Buccaneers. az orE',nira-
ton which has name for good
-boSss rhe aur.osgue - Sait 20 20
rapid ~ action and re43c,s With good
comedy situations a cor. potent cast
- principals Including Claude Kci-
~. Flossie McCloud. william Harris,
otto RAIN. Ethel owens, Madeline
Rowe. FREDERICK Hhckett and jules
Black Is employed There IS also
% chorus Of 90 pretty and y.yac.a3s
rrls Ia edition 20 Ucw singing
and dancing numbers "a collection
t.f,-s,.t, ,.-.-t---t4t-- 49, Co. -ttttir-,
offered during Tic action q. The olr.
issque
The Detroit times., 1916-09-27

e1e-.sh-eveu here g, sa 'rlae
dangerous 20 walk INFO a saloon or
---
Take to- instance the Geplo-abla
.p-slra-s which prevailed In Nr
Hastings sruE tavern last SATURDAY
-iz-t
A dozen - en- staIvart c.-,yar7
bad assembled a' NJ Hast.-F+ '9-
their weekend drinking -h.e
Fera- r.'re-.aE any other persona
exc. -- frar- selves Alltley war'af
-1 O. WAS drink gn-E they had ~te.
.-aT Thought wac enough. or u--I
E- Hae-'nga thought IL was abo-,
-.-a ~ close SO mat no could rs,
a1y ',r TIE sunday rush
f,.r-f Henry. The har+erder
T7s r--t - .t serving ,all ones a-1
mediums and sri-- wl-r now ard
.l.r Shot"
E~ter. now Two za-'Icmen. rialr
~ dressed and topped ~ v.-- 'a
4rrs .ra. shaded their eyes TIE
.'as2 .'.9's sAr's a'''' 'as'f r.
sr4'ti7s raSeifs we've what a.
.'- .l'''' r , '-''f YOU'D term
< '.5.'R 'sf.'.''s ''l' '' -a'-e
f '.a , '@'.'
'' ''-@ 10 me a.
' me proper
i' ~" @ 10 ~
-"a'l. l.''i''S mem
' %. me --hsrs
ne '.'"a i'T '.'' con
-f-. ~ ''ii1
-.f ff'.f man cleared NJ
.'' ana VINE Nj.
a'l..'... -''1a M one end
n"h. ana '.AAhy henry
'aa 'r "hI 70, me BAR,
---'T g-7 T0--rZ 7--'H-e played
ii-aHt m".-tt on he cash reg
rar Every 'f.e while DO wou,i
rrar. -- encore hy grab rg az
.r.tr .sr9s. ~ -y.a
SIR Hastggs ana BE patrons we're
doing n statue arf aa r-guestrd ty
,r. gr.rtrrdr-a5 rlr,gr ON the
..f,a Johnny. Henry gu,ck g.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-27
COldwater Priest Ad-
dresses Catholics Here
On Prohibition
CHURCH LEADERS
ARE QUOTED
Many Catholic Prelates
Are Working For
Dry Cause

"A good Catholic can run a So.
loon, but II he really Is a good
Catholic he will obey the 20 CON
mandments and II he obeys The I"
commandment ne won't make any
money out OF his saloou,' the Rev
Dennis A. Hayes - CO'twaror
president OF the Society OF Cathc
lies Favoring Prohibition, told ar
audience OF 300 persons in 81 Vim
cents school hall. Tuesday evening
Fl. Hayes declared the church as
o church. stood neutral on the pro
hibition question II was opposed
+ TO intemperance. but looked uror
prohibition as a political question
and could only tell its people Co.
vote accordins 20 their cQnscienccs
He charged that che saloon .s al
ways a dishonorab,e business "FC-
example" he said most saloon
have signs on their rear doors thai
read Ladies' entrance Did any
one here ever see a lady 60 thrH
one of those doors
"A liquor license il a hne col.
lected in advance The state takes
II for granted the saloon is q law
breaking institution and 80 gets the
money first. he said Furthermore
the state recognizes that the husi-
ness is extra hazardous 70 the state
and so licenses fl for only one year.
so II can be abolished or short no
tice.
"The state has a paternal interest
In its citizens. Fathers take deadly
weapons away from their children
and the state proposes 20 take re
deadly saloon away from us cIti
sens. for their own protection
That's what prohibition IL, and I
am In favor OF It. Prohibition is
Christian principle Il is political
charity. Charity is the second com
mandme1t, next TO obedience to
God. II you can drink or leave Il
alone. you still owe IL 10 the man
who can't 10 vote dry.
The Anti Saloon leagues work
an 7orrr the United States has the
approval OF the Catholic Temperance
society, and should be supported by
Catholics who believe in prohibition.
In concluding, Fr Hayes quoted
from several OF the most prominent
Catholic leaders. including the two
Montana bishops. who favor prohibit.
ton outright and are taking an ar
tive part In the campaign 20 make
their state dry.
Discussing blind pigs. the priest
said
The saloon men point with nor.
ror TO the blind pigs in dry terri
tory. Let me tell you, that II Mich
igan goes dry. The prohibition law
viii be broken by the same men
that are breaking the license law in
your fair city right now"
Fr. Hayes will address The Cstho-
lie women and their friends IN
knights OF Columbus han, Wednes-
day evening.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-27
TWO MORE BOYS
ARE VICTIMS OF
AUTOMOBILES

Morris Rap'an. II years old. 30
go prleaoas'. was struck b. an
automobile driven by August g.
Kra'z SO 1902 Farusworth.ave at
-.ssssi-'elz r.. Z, if-tt---.lsy- evening. AZ or
leans and Cfin'or.sfT Tho boy was
taken 20 tho receiving hospital but
liHd during 'hs evening from
crushed chest and Internal injuries
Kretz .s being held for manslaugh-
tnr ~ The recommendation OF AZ.
sistaut Prosecutor Robert T speed
According 20 witnesses, the Kap
Ian boy ran IN front Of Rratz's ma
--h-ae 'Fh-l@ B-aslHg With several
other boys Kraft. Tho going az a
modn.4fs rate ~ speed was unable
~ SION iu time 20 avoid hitting tho
oy.
James p Hartman. nine years
a'1 $50 80 Vermont ave. also died
.a thr receiving hospital Tu-ada'
evening 1a o result Of internal IN.
.re received when he Fell from
HsU rxprrss wagon being tovci
fF v.Iyoipolr under the wheels %
aa amobIe driven by william
Zu.Nurr SO ass Twenty fourth
fraF afternoon on Myr'lcs'.
a..u TveIHt7t and Vermont.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-27

"Scmr Show b" with Edmond Hayes
-l4----A---r-- i----11- --4---s.-- 44-s-t--
yrencos weeks -la ~ 'ho Gayety
.teate-. with me matinee Of SUNDAY,
Def Edmond Hayes Will DO re-
called rs ~" originator ~ that tam
co.'s vaudeville hsadliror. Piano
Noyerz Barney Gerard has olg5.
Grated on this lluvhahle sklt and sur
rounded Edmond Hayes with a snap
py chorus ard some hiRt class prin-
c.pals Producer Gerard uaiuta!ns
that EHmond Hayes will draw down
he highest salary ever paid a work
ing burles0ue star. Thomas Snyder,
famed as the Pore % Edmond
Hayes plays. Will De found in Some
SHOW In his usual occupation as
mo forloTn looking gang OF men"
his bos5 employ Othor removed
pscple Who viii appear with tho lat
est Gerard creation arc Marie Jause.
Harry Hils. billy Waldrou. All
Bruce and chorus OF young beau
ties.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-27

TARRYTOWN. " NO moro
VII Elsle Janis play Lady Roun-
uful She gave a tramp a cup OF
coffee and he took her Pckingess
"PrIuceas Mousmee" the great
eet Insult came wien be sold it Tor
So.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-27
'BE CAREFUL
OF THE COMPANY
YOU KEEP"
tCentinued from PsEe one)

be jacks OF all trades. While II is
nice TO be able 10 do all things well.
Il n better 10 do the common things
uncommonly we'll. He urged them TO
have definite aim, TO be careful
Of time and tho little things of life.
TO pesevere and be ready for the
unexpected. Kindness industry and
honesty he counted well ur in HE
Hist Of virtues for the student. Above
MI he placed the admonuon 70 be
careful Of the company they kept.
Billy did a fine piece Of acting for
the students In Illustrating honesty
He concealed a text book beneath
. desk and then started 10 do an
examination, referring to tho book
furtivciy. The acting must have
been good because Il brought a rou-
Ing cheer from the youths who
know just how such things are done
All OF the points made By the
evangelist were Illustrated by Incl.
dents In the Ewes OF great men.
''Rody" played on his trombone
some or the favorites that are being
eung at the tabernacle and was de.
lAGhtsd with the pupils as they join-
~ In the choruees and seemed as
familiar within the selections az the
musical director himself.
"Ms- Talks 10 the oiris.
ma" Sunday especially pleased
me girls. She told little fabl,
about a giri who fastened her min
The Detroit times., 1916-09-27
GERMANS ADMIT
BRITISH GAINS
ON SONME
Continue from paKr 0uej

heir machine r7rs b-aveiy and fied
~ their Dov'a Tie French advar~-
M thru he cemetery on 'hf north.
east were repeatedly roln.e-.a'.
.acked by Teut7n detachuents that
s'0rmed ttsir hne- .n tfc face o.
Grain death
The -fT-~rr7ns -v.-7 r=~z--r--44 -
treated hastily toward Sally ra1
nK ba4k distance of more than
40 miles
Details ~ TIE cap'7ro n rflcpvsl
are sul lacking The Thepvu posi-
ton. fortified perhaps more strongly
than any village 1u me snmme H1o
had held mp q advance Di the Brit
i'm lc'' wing since 'he opening day
o' The Allied o7rrs.ve r. tlr--tr-
In under ono 1iea sul-s thar
sent The Germans rolling back agar
GrandrcOUrt
The Detroit times., 1916-09-27

| The moral OF her tale was N'' i.r.
for the Eiris we're quite 90 aatF1
siasric. II no. "a noisy. as 'hl aot b
George SUNDAY The eybpEr..s. 81
son. returned 20 Detroit We Hef'ar
mornlns from Buffalo. aao-' De ~
been put'lng ths finishing touches
on The SUNDAY plans FOR camps %
there after the revivAiist ecis 'lu
Detroit p---t0F afro N--E eek
re said q vas remarkable VIA, '.-
fuence The enthusiastic Detroit csu-
paign was having on Buffalo Wa.c
the Sunday campaign v'. no, @. %
| IN Barslo uurI early mex. year ,-s
people OF that city err already work
/ !uE hard. and promise % have g hugh
Z tabernacle re.a.} long -.tHre I"r
Sunday party arrives
IT didn't care ,c- yo4- souls
Won haven't enough money i- .A.
5u.gaz bank va1.-s 81. soar entire
city 20 induce me 20 come 20 D.
,rolt. Some people Say ! an vo7-
.ng only for the money Tha- .s Is
dauna6le Nc y worked ,.-
money would lsve ss' Is T-.e. .o
my coming ha- s.I Ee- Sc th. sa.
.far'!'7 ~ saving souls ana
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PrtntinE--the plain neat kind--thnt
~ right-Ttme. Job Dent Nstn 1870
The Detroit times., 1916-09-27

S Yorr AIr William Shoe
.fr r.r - Ir#r.II. y9.d l.r
"F.f..r at ta bat customs aW.
c'ais Soy s worth thousands of
doiiars. aud Kay IL striving to *.
plain.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-27

.--a-a y7- CrrJ. and that rumars
e51 .hs, rte cabinet VIII resign
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OHIO TOUR
OF HUGHES
W AS TIRING

Continues from roxr one,
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MA Talks 10 the oIrls.

ma" Sunday especially pleased
mo girls. She told a little fable
about a girl who fastened her mind
and eyes on the bic opportunity, but
The Detroit times., 1916-09-27
DETROIT. UNDER
LIBERAL RULE,
LIKE WILD WEST

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