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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-08
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ten iin6 nod nift gerit9en6 orf.
| getldrt, INN barii6er eirt en6giilti-
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@ege ST. fin6en Inn cine 8erItdft-
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nebrere Sabre Idug oLs Graiioent
Der Ser. Stooten fllngieren miro.
Die nteiIten bon unS polIen Ben
8rieg inter feinen llnlItdttoen Bis
3unt Sabre 1918 ausoebnen."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-08
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idjen SampferH nidt 4erafs'
rifeH.

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Der acknowledgements bic bon
scr dlineFiihrn Repieritua bein glb'
brudl 6er oipIomotiiden 8e8iebnn-
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gieaieritng obaeIebnt poFoen. Gie
fraaIiden S6iffe peroeu Dielnlebr
finen dlineiilden Sgnoifdt iIber.
nieIen MI 10 sic eisene SanoeIs.
5!otte al erboben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-08

Geide oeutc fino iiberaII oabeim.
Sdgor in Den So1en uHierer na-
t,6nalen @eiebaebnig. SSie man
chen pie0er erioRren bat, -
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-08
Riggs SaH mag Rtiie
fir Kcrenskp brinecn!
Ink iueun er Gage nidt be6errs
facn fam, Trirbeu Idjliefen
oOer gebeH, iascn 81.
plpmaten.

lmDerlte Nrllflitla 0eS &erenStD'
i9en ReGines miro niit1nte6r oltF
ocA 8oI bon 9iiga foleen. 0ie oipIo.
motiIdben Greiie Ser gun6esbaupt.
ito6t finb fid ale ooriiber einig,
ooB Die Grfolge Der oeiti6en $rup.
pen an Der gfigo.6ront cine politi.
ide ariits in 9fuBlono berbeifiibren
miiIien,
aereasfb pirS idlmere 9Infgabe ST..
tell.
aGerensfb iiebt ii6 iebt einem I'LL.
mittelbnren 8erlon1en no9 elmer
Q6iung Der inneren politii6en
Sdlpierigfeiten gegeniibergeItellt" !,
meinte heute Der oiplontottibe Ser.
treter eines nor0eurobGiiden Gan.
oe8. Seine 2lufgobe be0eittet niats
@eringeres, ais ielbit feline eigenen
gunbesgenoiIeu in Dem Rdte Der
Arbeitera ltn0 SoI0aten.0e 0epltierten
git berleugnen uno Die itrergite Gis.
5iplin III bem Seere suionuren nut
Der gluferleqirn9 Ser Sooegitrofe
urb Der g(bihoffitng Der Sol6nten.
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0ffiaieren no oen Niannibaften
ein8ufitbren.
p8enn er 0ieie 3inae niht 6urd.
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nigit einen 5eporatfrie0cn init Stub
lambs 5einoen abid(ieBen ODER aber
cinem it0rferen Maine 4lnb mo.
6en."
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Iiunt.
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ren ntdt geneigt, 5itSugebeh Dob
81. g}adenifIdQe, bic gtuBIan0 BEL
Riga erIitt, Die S6[uBpriifung Der
aerensfDiden gfegiertng er8pingen
iuitr6en.
.gs 1T proftiid itnm6gli6",
iagte Elm Wtitglieo oeS Gobinett5,
o5u iogett OBJ Die 8irflrng Ser Hdu-
mlng 9tigos oaf Die rilIiii9e 81.
tltotion I'M oagenteinen cine cute
o0er idJle6te iein tpiro. 0ie &uIIen
hoben ia nod neridiebene onoere
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rotipeuoig iein Die Deiteren Gnt-
tpideIltngen ob3uiparten, uu 8u
ieben mas eiaettIif 6as &einltat
iein niro."
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auh in ben oiplonotii9en &reiIen
oas @eiprG6 ouf Die lmbeoingte
glotipenoigfeit einer oereinten frGf.
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cine iol6e Qtftion iebt iitb ols pobl.
tdtig eripeiien pitr6e. 6ierourd
piir6en Die @ereiniqten StaotelL
iagte er, ibren niilitdriiden @infIuB
bort fiibG6ar irn6 geIten6 noderb no
er om 'beiten oitsaenutt iperoen
f0nute.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-08
8as &erbdltniS Nmerifas sn ieineu
Qll(tierten.


Gieier ielbe Diplomat esflGrte Ii.
Ia. aud SSolgen0es: Die Bereinig.
ten Stanten tln beute olleg, mas tie
nttr tuu f0nnen INN ibre g(liierten
3u u1tteritiiben, nno Der geiitann,
oen &merifo i6nen oibt, miro oitd
ourdaus iiberaIL onerfanht. Ole
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ren aaiierten ielbit, pel6e iid nod
niht iiber cine en0eiiltiae, fort.
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ben.
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es ratinm erideint, 0eutl6Iono all
aeltatteu, etne freie Sdn0 I'M Often
8u boben, nenn elm 8eg borbonoen
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trierte 8emiibunq onf Seiten Der
Beitiront oltrh5ubrehen.
Sebt Soffnnng aitf Grfoig anf Der
italieuiidjen 5ruut.
o9ie goIitif oer fran5oiiifen lno
britii9en arie1s1niter uno Sceres.
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s6fiiden uno beIaiihen gooen at
befdnipfen. MandntoI bort moi
aud ehuas ii6er cine alslidtsreide
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man irgeno etipds ilber Ole cine
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dufgeroat peroen fonnen lino Der
arics SIT ciHcm erfoIareiden 40.
= (Gortieslno alf Seite 81
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-08

gyiir Omaha urO unrgegeno EellpeiIe M.
,u5Iff unD onbaItenb tiibl baae dbea0 uiab
Sonnt1g.
siir gaebr1sfn: TeiIpeiie bep0fft beate
nben0 un0 SDnntug.
ssiir Soma: Eeilmeiic bep6M iittO astbditeb
fiibI beife dbenb itro Gonrtng.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-08
Sett 6Offunns anf Grfolg nnf Del
itaIieniidlen Hrunt.

(GOrtiesllns auf seits 81 :.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-05-11
HEAVY FIGHTING
IN MEs0P0TAM|A
IN FIERCE ATTACKS THE TROOPS
OF THE CENTRAL POWERS
SUCCEED In GAINING \ FOOT
ING.
Center of the British Line Driven
Back With Heavy Losses to the
Encmy.--Germans Maintain Their
Gains.

LONDON, May 11,-Fierce Teu-
ton attacks succeeded in gaining the
Central powers foothold in the
wings of the positions taken by the
allies in their offensive Wednesday,
an official statement from Saloniki
said today.
1.-THE center position OF the en-
emy's line was driven back with
heavy losses to them,' the statement
said. "wednesday night, after a
heavy bombardment. the enemy at
tackled our new positions to the
southwest of Ktastli and obtained a
momentary footing on Solzies hill. AZ
advanced post. The center of this
ne was driven off by our counter
attack. On Thursday a second at.
tack was repulsed with loss to the
enemy"
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-05-11
REPUBLICANS WILL MAKE AT
TEMPT TO RESTORE R0OSE-
WELT DIVISION AMENDMENT IN
THE ARMY BILL.
HIS FRIENDS ARE ACTIVE
sfoht tn BE Renewed III Both House
and Senate when Report OF Con-
ferees Is Observation-Disclosures the
Amendment Did Not Get Fair Vote
in House.
BY R0BT. j. BENDER

WASHINGTON, May 1t.--Col.
Rooseyelt's fight to lead an Ameri-
can force to France is going right ON.
The unfayorable report by the
house and senate conferees on the
Roosevelt division amendment to the
army bill will be answered by repub-
1ican senators on the floor These
men plan to fight for its restoration
:, the seIective service measure. AL
.,,o same time friends of the Colonel
in the house are prepared TO launch
a new effort there in behalf Oh the
Roosevelt division.
Il was stated that the Roosevelt
nlap never had fair vote IN the
ho,,se because when it was taken II
noe NOT assured the seleetive service
,,easnre would be approved there
!, the senate some of the repuo~
leans voted for the ameh0Aheht u
o,aase the Colonel. although not
necessarily committed to the adVls'
oh;lity of taking steps contrary To
tha advice of the war department.
senator Harding said. however that
all republicans who voted for the
,,,.,sente before will remain IN me-
!. u,as also stated that the Demo
orats who approved it will stand pat
again. a.o, on
owing 10 pressure heing exerted on
oonaress for action on the army DILL
- l. believed the fight over the
roosevelt division amendment VIII
not endure very long,
The administration does not ap-
nrove Of the plan and many demo
.-,s who previously favored II are
,,,,,.. ~ FOLLOW the wishes of the pres
,dont In the aca;l'a'o Il 10 beiioV-
81 congress- will not run the chance
-, n,hlie criticism for it's inactivity
~, prolonged discussion OF the con
ferees' report.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-05-11
BELGIAN FLAGS TO FIN OVER
CONsTANTINOPLE AND EEL
GUM WILL CONTROL THE
DARDANELES.
RUSSIA As 4 FACTOR
Allies Forced to Change Their Fro
gram BY the Entry OF the New
Russia-Tnrkey Win not BE Per-
nitted to Continne Control Of the
Straits.
by WILBUR r. FORREST.

PARIS, May 11.-Belgian flags
will fly over Constantinople and Bei-
gium will control the DarsianelIes is
the allies revised plans for It's war
aims with respect to Turkey.
On high authority IL can be stat
eli that this changed program has
been thoroughly discussed in high
official circles of the allied govern
ments.
Since the new Russia has renounc-
ed the old Russian dream Of Gomf-
mating the straits change in the
Turkish problem has been forced up-
on the allies. Not one OF the en-
tente powers will think of the war
concluding with Turkey still in En-
rope to grant arbitrary control to
the most important water way In
Europe to any of the worlds great
nations, which might encender jeal-
ousy and entlanger the future world
peace for which the allies are fight
ing.
To hand Constantinople and the
Bosphorus over to any one of the
Balkan nations would keep the fu-
ture world police force busy restor-
ing order. 1t has long been believed
that the attitude OF Bulgaria and
Greece can be traced to Russia's de-
sire to dominate the Black sea en-
trance to the end that Russia ex-
tend her control to the west and
dominate the Balkans.
When the new Russia, therefore,
announced its disapproval Of such
plans the chancellors OF Europe are
asking themselves the same qucs-
tion--who will hold the key to the
Bosphorus? That key Is most like
ly to be placed in the keeping of
King Albert of the little nation---sl
reward for the terrible sacrifices
made by the little kingdom and rs
an acknowledgement by the allies
that Belgium can he trusted to keep
the faith.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-05-11
GERMAN AGENTS
ARE ARRESTED
THREE MEN TAKEN INTO CusTO-
DY AT DIES MONIES AND SENT
TO LEAyENWORTH FOR IN
TERNMENT.
Last OF Trio Arrested Was Travelling
Engineer for the Bell Telephone
Company-Men Held Without the
Formality of Trial.

DES MONIES, Iowa. May H.
The third arrest of alleged German
afents here in the past twenty-four
hours was made today when secret
service men took into custody j..
Vacherie. travelling engineer of the
Bell Telephone company.
Herman Kirch and A. E. Hartung
We're shared yesterday afternoon.
The trio were taken to Leavenworth.
Kansas. without trial, and will be
detained there for the duration of
the war, local authorities announced
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-05-11
j. s. A|RMEN
ARE FAVORED
FRANCE Is GOING TO GIVE THE
AMERICAN AVIATORS THE
FINEST EQUIPMENT THAT CAN
BE CONSTRUCTED.
| GRATEFUL EXPRESSION
The Government adopts This Method
of Showing Its Appreciation of she
Services of the American Pliers

WITH THE LA FAYETTE AIR
SQUADRON, French Army, Some
where in France, May 11.-France
propose to show her appreciation of
the American flying squadron's work
by giving it the finest equipment of
any similar corps in the French army.
1t was learned here today that the
La Fayette eseadrille is shortly to be
re-outfitted with new French war
planes, which are the highest power
ed and the fastest yet invented. 1t is
a forceful expression of the universal
French tribute that the American
flyers are the equal of any similar
aerial force in the French army-and
that means the whole world
The La Fayette escadrille will be
glad to get the new machines, but
they would be happier if they could
get American uniforms Not one of
the members has yet been able TO as
certain what sort of uniform an
American aviator is supposed to
wear. Because of this the corps is
stilll clothed in the issue of the
French quartermaster department.
Edward Hinkle of Cincinnati. cor
poral in the squadron and a grad
uate of the Paris Beaux Arts, has de-
signed a new symbol of the corps, To
be worn on the uniform and painted
on the La Fayette esoadrille's planes.
Every day the airmen are carrying
this symbol into the fightlng--for
| America as we'll as for Fra nee. The
Germans have learned to recognize
| it and to concentrate their attention
on downing some plane with the
American insignia.
A fine 'sgrudge fight" is in the
| making between the Americans and Il
certain group of ten German aviators.
/ The ten are never sighted apart and
they have been nick-named the Cir
Gus" by the Americans, from the PEE
euliar battle formation which they
adopt. They fly in huge circle,
their machines alternately swinging
high into the heavens and then low
to earth--exactly like the horses on
American rry-go-rounds.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-05-11
NO INCREASE IN
GOVERNORS PAY
PROPOSAL TO ADD $1,000 TO
SALARY FOR EX-OEFICIO SER
VICES DEFEATED RY THE
HOUSE TODAY.
The appointment of Frank Swor OF
Fort Worth As Labor Commits
sioner Unanimously Confirmed by
Senate-Farmers Urged to Plant
Food Stuff.

AUSTIN. Texas. May 1.-THE
house defeated the amendment to
the salary bill making an addition
of $4,000 a year to the governors
salary for ex-officio services.
The house adopted a resolution by
Mccoy urging the farmers to in
crease the acreage of peanuts. peas
ane beans of all kinds.
The senate unanimously confirm
cd the appointment of Frank Swor
of Fort Worth as labor commits
sioner.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-05-11
THE FRENCH TROOPS
MAKE ADDITIONAL GAINS

PARIS. May 11.-Another ad-
vance by the capture of German po-
sitions in the region of Chevreux was
announced In the official war office
statement today. The gains were
held despite violent counter attacks.
The war office statement said that
this gain was achieved yesterday
evening. Heavy cannonading was
reported in the region of Cerny and
Hurtbise. Several attempts by the
Germans to raid French trenches
were frustated by heavy she'll fire.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-05-11
WHEAT HELPED
BY THE RAINS
AVERAGE CROP EXPECTED IN
TF,RAs As 4 RESULT OF THE
RECENT RAINS $780, C0NbialoN
OF CROPS IMPROVES.
Tho ruited states Government EN-
meets n Crop of 13,o0o,ooo Busheis
in the state This Near--i'ro>pec's
Encouraging.

DALLAS, Texas, May LIE
cause Of the recent rains in Texas
the state will make an average wheat
crop whereas a month ago only
abo,t one-half a crop was expected
w. C. Barriekmop. secretary OF 'ne
Texas Industrial Congress- saio 'o
day. ,o.n 90
Texas average yield from 1910 TO
.,a14 was 100000 bushels Ihe
rnited states government expects
Texas this year to produce lS,VVV'-
ooo bushels. Barrickman believes
tho Weld will come very nearly up
to ,be government expectations.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-05-11

LONDON, May 11.-The Franco
British offensive seems to have halt
ell temporarily. Scores of local adj
vances, counter attacks aud general
skirmishes have been reported, which
indicate resumption OF fighting,
but the Germans still retain their
grip on E'resnoy and Builecourt, al
though at the latter their hold is
slowly being shaken loose by repeat
ed British thrusts.
Field Marshal Haig confined his
today's report to detailing the coun-
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-05-11
GERMANS FAIL
To SHAKE LINE
FIELD MARSHAL HAIG RETAINS
HIS GRIP ON THE ARLEUX
POSITIONS SOUTH OF SOUCHEZ
British Artillery and Machine Guns
stopped "A Number OF Assaults BY
the Germans - Teutons Attack
With Liquid Fire.

LONDON. May 11.-yigorous Ger
man attempts to shake Field Marshal
Haig's grip on Arleux positions and
line south of the Souehez river were
all repulsed, the British commander
in chief reported today.
British artillery and machine gun
fire stopped the enemy assaults.
Around the Souehez salient he at
tackled the second time and liquid
fire was employed by the Germans.
1t likewise was repulsed.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-05-11
THE GREAT ALLIED OFFENSIVE
HAS BEEN TEMPORARILY HALTED

ter attacks by the enemy. Two as
saaits, which were OF great force,
were repulsed.
The French war office reported
the capture of positions in Chevrsuxs
and further details OF General Ser
rails allied troops ON the Macedo-
mia front are eagerly awaited here.
Armies In this theater of the great
war have been locked in winter
weather for months. Yesterdays
statement showed the allied war ma
chime was starting in motion In that
section.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-05-11

VESSELS WHICH HAVE BEEN LY-
ING IN AMERICAN PORTS Or
DERED BY OWNERS TO PRO-
CEED TO HOLLAND.
Action Taken ON Assurances From
London That There Is Nothing to
Prevent Resumption of Traffic
With America.

AMSTERDAM, May 11.--Dutch
owners of twenty-five Dutch vessels
laden mostly with food and which
have been in American ports for
many weeks today ordered their COM
manders to proceed TO Holland.
The action taken is said to be due
to assurances from London that
"there is nothing now to prevent the
of traffic with America"
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-05-11
PETER RADFORO IS
STILL IN FOREFRONT

WASHINGTON, May II The tel
egram sent to Governor Ferguson By
j. S. Culhnan of Houston. asking for
"a statement as To the authority OF
Peter Radford to represent the State
of Texas. was referred TO before the
house agricultural committee today
by Representative Young OF Texas.
The telegram stated that Radford
had appeared before the house conf
mittee, making a favorable impress
sion.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-05-11

BIZ WILLIAM G. SHEPHERD
pETROGRAD, MAY 1.-The
Iiesberg mnnition district has
plted.
Nmamen and citizens of the dis
II have announced tl,eir inten-
} oi organizing q seperate repub-
representatives of the wori>men
soldiers curnnitte left at once
dissuade the reyolters from
u announced purpose.
[he Provisional pre- sident of the
hitcn district was arrested by
reyolters.
ast how serious the revolt is was
made clear in dispatches recciy-
here. Apparently, however, there
90 violence.
Miher instance of fIicticn be-
IN the Duma provisional govern
ht on Russia's plans for the future
evidenced today when it was an
need that the executive council
Forkmen and soldiers is planning
orid "internationar' project, en-
lhg a meeting ef all the various
alsts in some neutral nation to
uss world problems. Those
md the plan for the conference
not been identified with the
meeting Of socialists at stock
his Stockholm conference Is be-
iesaried more and more here as
ha''ys NEST carefully plotted
ior seperate peace with Rus
The extreme wing of the So
r' party i'll Dussia has fatty
On record as against the meet
and its members are endeavor-
!" every way tn spread among
people and among its fellow
rpaes here their conviction that
'ohiefence is German inspired,
man aided and will probably be
man controlled.
we've members of the workmcn's
'oaieiS committee were named
''ao with the revoItcrs fer a re-
'non of order.
"a'tion IscheidSe, leader of
'~'a''si democrats in Russia.
W. over 20 The munitions district
3D.
aiSe'bers is n district OF Peiro-
4 N'hs a short distance down The
corresponds i'm Il measure
@ Industrial section of New
rs east side.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-05-11
X ARMY DIVISIONS To
Be Modified IN TEXAS

division will he national army
IT,, an thc first draft
One complete division will DC s''
san Antonio. The balance
will be distributed along tue ne, 'u, ,,,oSe.
II was not stated when the NOV
.,,.n, or The troops would bes'"'
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-05-11
THE HOUSE ENGRossEs
THE SALARY mhas' "''

A,rsTtN. Texas. May IL "'
house today ensrossed tee u't eti..,,I.
nS,nstine salaries OF state officials
and employees,
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-05-11

Many a man has been convicted
of forgery because he took Solo
mans advice and chose good name
for himself.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-05-11
FNANY WILL LAST
| UNTIL NEW HARVEST

hitDAM, May 11.-Despite
s'ao'e crops in Turkey. Buigar-
hungary, il is absolutely GER
uefmany win manage to
'I1'' The new harvest, Food Die
'a'ockl ted the reiehstag In
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-05-11

Why is it that a normal woman
possesses abnormal strength wnen =,
aomes to getting the best Of man?
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-05-11

ANioNio, Texas, May IL
were received at the Southern
"' today To prepare 10 re-
\ ." army divisions, approxi-
'S 100000 men.
!, ""'si"ns will he National
vi twenty-four states. One