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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-07-13
Seriep Sin, u. 8.

Saripinainen tilaiiulis of tGGllG
mime laiiantai-iltana Detlebemin
ieiiraf. firfosia. Sltomesta masta
tame iaapumlt berra &aarIo Hiibi-
obo antoi piano foniertin iinoin fir
fosiamme. &oniertti of bommattit
leurafunnan fansia pbteifefii ioten
iiini oil mpos pbteiiia moimia tot.
minnasia.
Objelmasto moimme mainita iiio-
menfieliien termebopspubeen allefir-
ioittoneelta ia englanninfieliien put
been past. Woperiiltd, iosia ban fe-
boitti iuomoIaiiia toimimoan festd-
nina ieurafunta tpoSiG. Seurafrn-
men iefafoori mposfin IaiiIoi fafii
loiiliio. Sitte taboon muutamiIIa ia.
noiIlo tebbG feIpGG iiitG minf1 waifii.
tiifien tefi berra Niibiabon lotto.
eniimGiiesid oiasio ban ioitti fat.
iaIaiien Scbubertin Serenooen ia
2epbocfin noctiirnon. Ndistd fappa-
Ieista foi fuuliia benton feipGiien
tiinneIrtar, iomoit emf oiosia ioite-
tiista Searts Of GIoperiista, iosia
oil bento IaiiIaipa tinnelmo idfpp.
&iin firffofiioro oil IaiiIoniit fofii
IuiIiia iotfa tefiipdt fitiiIiioibin syit.
maIon puoIeen ~pIentdtpGn ipoifittiif-
fen, min fen idIfeen berra @iibiabo
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-07-13
GairpOrt, Din.
Sobn Saafana.

GnpG ole itIeampaan miiffoon nil
tam ilmaisiut tGGltd Sbiosto, ia eifd
nptfGGn ole mit1Gn iiutta tapabtlinut.
Woon Ell min iono ettei diff %firioit-
tomiien oibetta, omipa fpllG. WeilId.
ban on alma iofa betfi itltera ia che
ana @olgatan tapabtamat ia iiinGpG
onfin firioittamista iiuoeIIeen ia nut
oelleen. SiII6 jospa paan meiIId on
Maoamin permits ieIfpdnG iilloinpo
olemmefin pafoitetiit alma tarfasto-
maan iitd perintod ionfa SID on
nellie testamentanniit; iofa testa-
mentti oipattiin nellie Seeiufien flo-
lemosio, iiIId fiioIeman iGlfeen testa-
mentti Iretoon ia mitGbdn tho testo-
mertti iiidIii2 sc fiiGIii ibania to.
titiifiia. Soto taiipoon riffaiioet Lob
ioitettiin iinuIIe ipntiieIle, ia foiffi
ipnnit iiGfii unboitti SiimoIa, ettd
ban bur0abti SsroeIin ipnti6 pitdd
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-07-13
90. 81.

Seem Oorf Williin ieurafunta pill
risid on iaata Srmalan armosta jub-
Tia Selluntaista beinGfliun 5 p. asti.
Gniin oil meillG mieraanamme noin
faboen ipiifon aian pastori @. &uot-
%Ialaincn, ionfa fansia loitettiin rie-
mumuooen paiunua. Sbannfii mllo-
bostuimat jublammc. 81 iieltG febut-
III ibmiiiG, muttu &aritioa, jonfa
baaipoien falltta plenme pnratut.
@armaan moni iielit, nGind ieulo-
milien nifoina TAI ianastn uutta lob
outusta ia mirmoitiista, taimalta-
moan iita fotia foboen, josia ei ole
pultofiia, eli fipua, eifG maiwoja.
Site beinGfuum alfupGiminG oil
.tGdlla iaopanilGbtepsiublia TabOocf'-
'isia, &c. .. MilIiisiG, ia 2ebtiiGr-
melld. Sublopubujana oil oifein Suo-
mesta multtamia fulifaulia tGGllG
|~fierrellpt IoubijGrpen fappalainer
pdsturi 6. s. Safala. San mailpoiS-
ia buolimatto OH toiminllt roffaan
SdupuuilGbetpficn bpipGfii jofn Ia
betpS on Sltnmesia elpanfccliien fam
ion iuoGmcII1 ndin1 obtainofin al.
foina. Sc opat lGbettGneet nell So-
falan Wafetonion miebenG nellie
glmerifan 1tsfomillc buutamoon:
"Sulc ja allta mcitG!' @ormuan to-
n1G brrHto OH laanit meitG bereille
DfiitpiiinG ia ilofieni mainiticn fofo
&aniallisfirffounnon, fpsfa OH pad
.tettp ottaa SaapaniI1betps oiio fofo
firffofumnn omafii tGGllG Mmcri.
fan montereella.
Sangen mGbGn on buomioto otet-
TIT wielG fesfuutesiamme Soapani-
lGbetpsoiiaan ia ~ientGbbcn foi mo.
nesia paifasia Ell ie iaaniit it'd Idmpi-
mpDtt1, iota monet oliliipat totpo.
meet, mittta mitG oIen fuulliit ainafin
firffofumnasiamme, on jGttGnpt bp-
nan maifutuficn pastori Sofalan
fGpnti. @ifG termeellinen oppi moi
mullta iGttGGfGGn. Gelimin meii tito
ipirmoitusta mGlpncelle. Olemme fiji
%tolliiet 2utb. @p. pboistpfielle, ettG
labetti nellie mieraafiemme nell
Safalan. Slemme fiitolliiet iinulle
nell fun poiffeiit tGGIlG piirisiGni.
Soifpon iiniille perbeeii fansia onneI.
Iista matfaa iGlleett raffaaieen foti-
maabon. sos eutme ennen tapaiii toi-
famine, min ainafin fotona taimaas.
ia.
Sobn Saafana.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-07-13

ioitti iuomalaiiia fappaleita. Grit
tdinfin "Mad ofialla %plimmdlld" @e-
rifannon i1ipelt6m1nG maridtiiooni
muotoon paatii ioittaialta tefnillistG
marmuutta ia nGppGrppttd ia lamoin
toilet iuomalaiiet %fappaleet; mutta
bpwin ban ientGGn ne loitti, ioten ne
tefimGt frllijoibin mufaania tent
paaipan maifutiifien. &olmannesia
oiasia oil eniin ita~lialaiien Mascag-
min idiueltdmd Snterme55o capaliera
&uSti b. nj. 2opusia oil unfarilais-
ten Sartorion ia Si5at'in iGmellpfiiG,
ioisia oil mustalais- armotunnelma,
iofa on fplld toiiinaan b~aapeloista ia
iurunmoittoista, mitta taas p1liin
pubfeii raiwoiiaan mprsfppn. N6mG
tcfniiffaa.
glcenid olenme tpptpmGiiid berro
&iibiabon eiitpfiiin ia toimomnte 3D.
nellie menestpstd niisia paifoisia,
joisia eiiintpp.
8ieIG on mainittapa foniertisiam'
me bcrra Sanitr0min ruotialaiie1
%ioolot.
YleiioG of inomalaiiia, amerifa'
laiiia ia ruotlalaiiia.
90. q.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-07-13
-G6amberlaim Golie, G6plera i

-Gbamberlain Golie, Gbclera ia
O%iarrboea laGfe. Sofa perbeesid pi-
tdiii olla t6tG ldGfettd fuumina feiG.
uufduiina. Chamberlain Collie, Gbo-
Iera ia D%iarrboea lddfe on monin
iuerroin fen bintao arpoffoompi FUN
iitd taripitiettc ia turtpitiette iitd fpIld
cnnenfuin feia on pli. 81 ole fen POI
rempaa IddfettG mainittnibin tartei-
bin. Ostofoo iitd npt. @pptdpdnd
foiffiaIIo.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-07-13
Kan$an Kirjeitd
iet. ioito Re naind paiwina poppiIos

iet, ioita be nGinG pdimind pappilas-
ia toimeenpanimat. SdGpGimGniG IL
lalIa pGipneinG Observation-Disclosures
tG1n tiiosia flo 8 idIfeen aitoipat
pastori ia pastorsfa l1bted iltatGme.
lplle illan milpoiieen ilmaan. Miitta
tam6 beioGn aifeenia taIi f~esfeptetpfii
omitliiella tapalla 10 beiodn alum
tonia pibamaoan portilla. Silla iouf-
TO ieuraflntalaiiia - noin 40 benz
feG fGiittGpG ieurue tuli beta
wastaon. NGmG onnittelipat pastorio
ia bGnen rouwaania beiodn mertti-
pGipGniG joboosta, lamalla waatien
f6GntpmGGn beitG tafaiiin fotiinia,
8aatimusta toteltiin. Seurueesia oil
pGGaiiaIliiesti ieurafuntamme man.
bempia ia nuorempia naimiiisia ole
mia miebiG ia naiiia, iotfa cliiuai
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-07-13


aipan fiiin bGdipdfi ainafin.
oil ruuiiuia icfd p1GsiG ettd
rinnosia. Talonp1enefin tuotiin riil-
iuja oifein runiaasti. Samalla toi.
mat n1mG futlumnttomat bd1ipieraat
j1Gfermaa, iota runiain annofiin IT,
Ian fuluesia tarioiltiin.
@ieraat waatimat. cttd pastorin ia
5Gnen roimania on otcttaiua funnia-
iija l%euruecn fesfcll1. Stun tGtG pao-
timusta oil n~ouodtettu, eiiintpi polii.
iifonstaapcli Seonuro MGfi b1alab-
jojcn fansia. ga ban pitt lpbpen N.
nittelupubeen fofo i%elirueen ia ieiru.
funnan puplesta. YubeesIa l%aliiut-
tim tunnustus pastori Mtiettilen mo-
nipuotiielle tpolle ieurafunnan fes-
fnuoesia ia %faipuuficn ianoja len job
opsta, fun ticoet11n pastorin fobta
muuttaman pois uuoelle tpoipaini.
ollie. Yubeen jdlfeen mnettiin labiat
pastorin perbeelle. Gee eiipGt olleet ai-
noastaan bGdlabjat, paan mpos
muistolabjat poismuuttaiuan pasto-
rim perbeelle Sarborin &aniallisieli-
r~afunnalta. Omnittellpubeeieen mas
tai pastori Miettinen, toimoen iiina
ielraf.milalle cocllcel Saa:alen rlln-
lasto iiunausta ia fiittden itieniG ia
rolnpania puolesta iefa labioista ettG
pnnittelusta.
Sabiat olipat arlpotfaat: bopeai.
nen tarjotin bopeainen fablpipannii,
bopeainen ioferiastie, bopeainen fer
ma-astio ia fauulis pDptGliino. 2ab-
ioibin oil faiperrettii fuitn pGiipG ia
puoiilufn jeff nimifirjaimet, jotfa
,ioittiluot hetfiG, oipot laDiat l~aaneet
ia fufa ne on antducet.
Eietarin patlpan aanlltlla mGb1n
iGIfecn neljan tGrpi uleitu icltrafun-
tanImc Malta laulamasia pastori
Wticttiicllc nimipGimGniG iobbosta
fafii lulllua. Solllllt pliipat "SStle Su.
mola on meio1n alltulttenlme" ia:
"aosfa firfidbdsti iualfeneepi". eau.
htiSta pitt pastorimme crittdiu pol
jan. Gniimdiiest1 ban pitt erittdinftn
~leatGboen, ettd je oil bGnen cnIimai.
ncn iep~ittGulduid runo Imerifasla.
Sa liittpp tGbGn rlInoon fen puofii
muistojo ojoilta, ioIIoin ban alotti
iturofuntatponi6 Iuterifasln. 2au-
iojat futinttiin illalla tulemaan pap
oiIoan miett1mG6n Eietorin p1iiuGG.
Sitd futilo uieut BETA nuoattilpot.
Gei1fnun 80 >. iIlolla iaapui flo
jdlfcen noin 40 bengen luuruinen
ieitrue niinifGGn ielirufuntomme papl
piiaon. 9tc olimat nuorta, biIpeGG
udfeG: Scuroflnltamme ppbGfoull.
lopiio. HGipG oil ~postorsfan ipntp.
mapGimG. 81 fuitenfaon tGlId lapii.
joufplla ollut eritplesti torfoitus
onnitella perbeen emGnGtG, ipaan Re
taboiDat muistua fobta ppismuntta.
Doa pappilan piffuneitiG. muoben
ia fnboen fulifauoen manboo Minoa.
=
Stiff be Main ioufolld poppilaan laa-
puiluat loulamaan ia iddfermaa pb.
oesiG nouttimaon. SamaIla be toi-
mat Iinolle armoffaat labiat: Scope.
alien iuoma-astian, fafii fultoista
luffonelllao ia f%ultuiien fartlaforis.
teen. S~obioibin oil faimerrettll Mi.
non ristinimi.
Yastori Wieittinen oifoo perbeineen
nuiittaa paiffaflnnoltamme emf
elofulin 1 pGimdn leuonsia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-07-13

Lahteek0 tukkanne? Onko tukkan
kaynyt harmaaksi? Onko tukkan-
tahmea? Onko p~aassanne kohnaa,
tai kutittaako sta? Oleteko kalju-
painen tai tulossa siksi?
Jos teita vaivaa joku yllamainituis-
ia hiustaudeista min alkaa olko leva-
perainen, vaan koetelkaa parantaa Sc
heti. Viivytteleminen on v~aarallista.
heti kuvitettua kirjastamme.
"The Triumph of Science Over
Badness"
(Kuuluisan Europpalaisen erikois-
laakarin tekema.)
VAPAA HOITO.
Haluamme todistaa omalla vastuul-
eta Calvacura Hair Treat
ment lopettaa tukan lahdon, havittaa
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-07-13

kohnan ia ihottuman ia panee uuden
tukan kasvamaan. Lahetamme Teille
$1.00 laatikon Calvacura No. 1, "The
Triumph of Science over Baldnes" kr-
jason kanssa, jos lahetatte nimenne ia
o~soitteenne seka 10 sentsia hopeassa
tai postimerkeissa lahetyskustannus-
ten korvaukseksi.
Leikatkaa irti allaoleva kuponki ia
lahettakaa jo tanaan osoitteella:
UNION LABORATORY, BOX 416,
UNION, N. Y.
Mukana seuraa 10 senttia lahetys-
kustannusten peittamiseksi. Lahetta-
kaa minulle $1.00 Calvacura No. 1,
seka kirjasenne "The Triumph Of
Science Over Badness" (Pankaa ia
ma kuponki kirjeeseenne).
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-09-18
she AUSTRIAN THIRD LINE HAS
BEEN BROKEN IN REGION
OF MONSiLCONE.
ARE NEAR TRIESTE
Italians Advancing Along the Whole
Front and Are Now Only Thir-
teen Miles From Trieste.
Capture Expected.

ROME, Sept. 1s.--The Italian
troops have broken the Austrian
third line In the region OF Monsal-
e ne after three days OF severe fight
ing. The new Italian drive on
Trieste is progressing satisfactorily
on the whole front from Goritz south
TO the sea. The whole series OF
Austrian positions from Opacchia-
selle southwark through pietra Rcssa
have been captured and the Aus
TRANS driven back to their trench
positions In the valley.
The advanced line OF Italians Ia
now thirteen miles from Trieste,
Its progress has been somewhat
bampered by heavy rain storms
which prevented artillery prepara-
tion.a
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-09-18
THE FRENCH HAVE SURROUND
ED VILLAGE OF DENIECOURT
IN HEAVY FIGHTING.
LOSSES ARE HEAVY
Two German Divisions Were Almost
ADnihilated BY French Artillery
Fire Three German
Aattacks Repnlsed.

PARIS, Sept. 1S.-The village Oh
Deniecourt, south of the Somme, was
surrounded by the French in heavy
lighting last night, it was officially
announced today. The Germans
counter attacked at point south OIL
the river where the French made
gains yesterday. Three attacks OF
particular violence were made east
of Berry and south of Deniecourt
where the French repulsed each 2
made further progress, completing
their encirclng movement. Twelve
lurdred prisoners were taken. Two
German divisions were almost an
Initiated by French artillery.
The French carried trenches east
cf Clery, north of the Somme, and
Yepelled counter attacks.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-09-18
WEALTHY PERSONS FLEECED OF
MILLIONS THROUGH WELL
ORGANIZED SCHEME.
ARRESTS ARE MADE
Four Men and Three Woman Held
without Bail In Connection With
Revelations Disclosed by Fed
eral Officials.

CHICAGO, H., Sept. 18.--More
than a million dollars. according to
government agents. has been secuT-
ed by the four men and three women
being held here under prohibitiye
bail in connection with the so-callcl
black mail syndicate. The seven viii
be arraigned before the federal au-
thorities Tuesday in an effort 10 re-
turn them to Philadelphia for trial
in connection with the kidnapping
of a government witness.
Mrs. Edna A. Klipper of Philadei-
phia, who is said to have given $500
to one of the men, was subpoenaed
as witness TO testify in the alleg-
ed black-mail case. The witness was
called over the telephone and II seems
that the wires were tapped and be
fore the government agent arrived a
man representing himself as dep
Iuty, called and asked Mrs. klipper
to accompany him to the train
When she awoke she was In Montre-
Ial where she was detained. She IS
expected here late today to testify
lin the case tomorrow.
Tango parlors in New York, Phil
adelphia. Boston and Atlantic City
are said to have been fayorite hunt
ing grounds for the band as well as
the best clubs OF these cities.
The alleged blackmail gang have
employed Charles Erbstein, a vel
known criminal lawyer, who is ex
pected TO make a strong fight fol
their liberty.
The women OF the party are al
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-09-18
VILLA ATTACK
HAS EFFECT
NATIVES Aroused WITH EvTHu-
stASN AND CtRftANZs TROOPS
DESERVING To villa.
ON PRISON
Vilii>tas Attack the state pcnit<nti~
AIRY and Release General snla<aF.
Many Prisoners shot to IDcaeh
hy Cnrransa Guards.

vi PAsO. Texas, september H.
vtIIa's attack on Chihuahua city car
~ Saturday has thrown all of n0rth-
ern Mexico into turmoil ~ the ro-
port spread over the country. Four
thousand Caranxa troops are hcinx
rushed to chihuahua from Monterey
while two cavalry detAchmcnts arc
pursuing the bandits toward SANTA
Clara canyon.
The effect Of Villas attack. fol-
lowing his THREAT to shout "g1asos
In the streets of Chihuahua on Sjcxi-
can Independence day hns tended u
arouse enthusiasm among the people
and Il exciting revolt nmong the de-
facto troops, according to three Car
rama officers who arrived here car-
" today after deserving.
According 10 these Officers villa
attacked with two forces. one march.
Ing To the state pcnitentiary without
being fired utrsss and the other dsft.
Ing straight to the palace. When u
WINS seen that the prison would BE-
taken The Carranxa officers ran
through the corridors and began
shooting political prisoners through
the bars. Abaut score wcrc kill.
ed. The viIiistas broke down Tie
doors and rescued General sAlAxAr
and other prisoners. General Tfc-
vino. Carranxa commander. was sho<
by one of his own men. according
"a the three Officers. About third
of the garrison n,utinied and Joined
The bandits. Villa lost about two
hundred men, and the CaIranIs
losses, they said, will be equally a.
heavy.
The viliistas left the prison and
started to cut their way through the
government troops and hand to hand
fighting took place In the streets.
rhe streets w~.e swept with s;lrfi
fire, killing yillistas and de factn
troops alike.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-09-18
ROMAN|ANs HALT RETREAT
JOINED BY |RIsR TROOPS
BERLIN, Sept. l8.-Joined by
Irish reinforcements the Russo
Rumanians took up q position ON u
line extending from isasoya through
Tusela to the Black sea after three
days retreat.
THE RUMAA|Ahs RETREAT
MORE THAN FIFTY MILES

BSERLIA, Sept. 18.-The Ruma-
Eian forces have already retreated
more than fifty miles from the Bull
garian frontier and are falling back
on the Cernavoda Constanza line
where a great battle is expected.
In an attempt to relieve the Teu-
ionic pressure in the Dobrudja re-
gion Russians are attacking in force
at several places alcng the Austro-
German front, but only al one point,
before Halitz, did the Russian at
tack meet with any success. Ihe
Rumanians have abandoned many
machine guns in their hasty retreat
before General Mackensen's forces.
The German army reports say that
the Rumanians are hastily strength
ening their lines south Of the Ger
navoda -Constanza railway whose
capture would practically cut the
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-09-18
THE PEMNAnT RACE
GROWS IN INTEREST
A NUMBER OF AMERICAN AND
NATIONAL LEAGUE TEAMS
FIGHTING FOR ToP.
Detroit Leads In the American
I4e@guc With Hosson Only Five
Points Observation-Disclosures
Rested on sunday.

NEW YORK. Sept. 1s.~-lt IN now
tossup between Detroit. Boaton
and Chicago for the American league
championship.
With these teams packed at the
top OF tho column anp with only a
game and a half separating the Tt
gers and White Sex and the Red
Sox sandwiched In between 1t Is APP
parently anybody's game.
Today is the last clash between the
White Sox and Red sox warriors
this season. Tomorrow the real pen-
nant race will begin with Detroit
meeting Boston In the Michigan city
The series now In progress at Chi
cago and the one approaching with
the Tigers and Red Sox will proba-
bly, decide the outcome of the Ameri-
can league race. From Detroit the
Red Sox 60 to Cleveland where they
will probably run into opposition OF
n stiff sort. II they return home 10
maintain the lead they now hold thcy
must win the majority OF the games
from tho Indians. Detroit will take
on the Senators after the Red Sox
leave and will then 20 TO st. Louis
to wind up the season. The White
Sox will have New York and the
rhiiies viii have Cleveland as op-
ponenta.
The National league clubs were
all idle yesterday. Today they Will
resume where they left off satur-
day.
To go into firet place the Phillies
must win from the Cubs, while the
Dodgers are losing pair to the Red
fSox. This is not likely to happen.
Boston cannot reach first place but
can crawl to within point OF that
position by winning while the Phil
lies are losing. This week will prob
ably see one OF the three National
leagu6 leaders eliminated from the
race. After tomorrow the Dodgers
will take on the Cardinals at Brook
lyn. the Phillics win battle the Pi-
rates at Philadelphia and the Braves
are cardcd for tilt with the Reds
AT Boston. The Cubs then go to
Brooklyn for an encounter while the
Pirates go TO Boston. The Reds and
the Phillies win play the last game
OF the season at Philadelphia. Phil
leaders will clash a BROOKLYN after
these series and the race may be de-
cided by these games, although Bos-
ton will finish the season at New
York which may be the best of any
National league game.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-09-18
GENERAL MILLS
AMONG DEAD
CHIEF OF THE DIVISION OF
MILITIA AFFAIRS DIED IN
WASHINGTON.
| GALLANT SOLDIER
General Mills Had Seen Service In
the Philippines and Only Recent
ly Was Promoted to
Major General.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 18.--Major
General Albert l.. Mills, chief Of the
division of militia affairs, died at
his home here today Of pneumonia.
He had been home only twelve
hours.
General Mills was chilled Sunday
afternoon while motoring with his
wife and daughter. Mrs. I.aurson,
wife OF L. E. Laurson of the Eleventh
cavalry, were with him when he
died.
General Mills was only recently
promoted to Major General. He was
for two years president OF the army
war college. He was awarded a
congressional medal of honor July
2s, 1902, for distinguished gall
lantry in action" in Cuba and for en-
couraging those near him after being
shot through the head and blinded.
He leaves a son. Lieutenant Ches-
ter Mills, OF the Ninth U. S. cavalry,
stationed in the Philippines.
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GREEKS DEMAND WAR;
SOLDIERS ARE INSISTENT

ATHENS. Sept fs.---Delayed. -
The first boatload OF Greek soldiers
from kayala arrived here today.
The men marched through the streets
cheering King Constantine and cry
ing. Down with the Buigarians. :
The demand for war is growing
rapidly among the people. Even
the anti-venizelos party plans an
active pro-war campaign which will
be opened tomorrow.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-09-18
BRITISH FLYERS RAID
GERMAN AEIsODROJE.

LONDON, Sept. iS.--A raid by
British naval aeroplanes on German
aerodromes at ST. Denis and Wes-
trebem Is reported in an official
statement issued by the war office.
The statement says:
Yesterday afternoon squadron
of our naval aeroplanes carried "A
further attack on enemy aeropdomes
at st. Denis and Wesrenhem. A
large number Of bombs we're drop
ped with successful result. One OF
our machines was obliged TO make
a forced landing in Holland and the
pilot has been interned'
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legged to have been used to entrap
men into compromising positions and
then blackmail them. The men In
the gang entrapped women in the
same manner.
The seven who are neld here un-
der prohibitive bail are Edward
Donahue. Mrs. Edward Donahuc.
Mre. Helen Evers. Henry Russell.
James Christian, George Blauds and
Mrs. Francis Allen.
The number OF victims of the
blackmail scheme in Chicago is es-
timated at from seventy-five to one
hundred. II: uls made were rs high
as $4,000. Only one was as low
as $500. The biggest money was
made in New York and Philadelphia.
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The premier has five sons. Three
of them have seen service since the
beginning of the war and Arthur
was wounded in the Dardanelles
fighting. Raymond was recently in
France and it is more than proba-
BILE that he was killed In the great
battle on the Somme front when the
British resumed their offensive.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-09-18
POSITIONS ABANDONED
BY The GERMAN TROOPS

BERLIN. Sept. ~. - Gern,s.
troops have abandoned BerDy. Denie.
court and positions along Barieux
and vernandoviIlcrs TO the French,
Il was officially announced this nf-
ternoon.