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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-04-02
WANTS TO JOIN ALLIES.
Middlebury Faculty and Students Elk
press Wish in an Open Letter.

NIDDLEBJRY, April = - Prcsi-
Gent Thomas has received letter from
the University Of the South asking Mid
dleburv college TO join other institn-
tions in an expression of opinion Of
military service and the conduct Of the
war. The following reply was adopted
by the faculty and students this morn
ing by q large majority vote
= President Wilson.
Washington, D. c.
Dear Sir:
"In response to the suggestion Of
the University Of the South that Mid
dlcbury join with the universities and
colleges In sending to You an expires
sion Of Judgment with reference to a
military policy and the present utter
national situation, | am directed by Il
vote of the faculty and students to
state:-
"G We believe the time has come
for the adoption of universal service
as permanent military policy Of the
nation.
"t2) We believe the war already
begun 10y Germany against the United
states should be frankly and prompt
" recognized and that our part should
IL prosecuted with the entire force Of
the nation. We believe the United
states should Join the allies without
reservation aud do its utmost to helI
win the war
(Signcd) H"JOITN NJ. THOMAS.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-04-02
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essary, though it will be for the use
and benefit Of employees of the concerns
only. The building is one Of the new
structures erected by c. ". Terrill for
the company the past year.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-04-02

Some people do not believe in the
efficacy Of PRAYER because they Get
what they deserve instead Of what
they ask for.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-04-02

Money makes the mare go. bargain
advertisement makes the woman 90,
and a green picked Inuskmclon makes
the mango.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-04-02

The man who has an exalted opin-
ion of himself nearly always has a
poor opinion of human nature.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-04-02

It's an i'll wind that docsn t blow
dust in the eyes Of man who deIib-
erately beats his faithful but tired
horse.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-04-02
PETER HOPKINS - His Letter
tory

Londonderry siftcr.)


.o. -' DGAham seq - now Ell he EiH
gu h'# hlll thfu Ter put thef mole thlhE
inter town guNment down ter Brat
teihro he an hiz kfo"d WA own thet
Town aa NC hl" stop emmy triumphant Ola
thct cad.
liner faIorode AgE setirl'd ITS case
with ssnatur A!dseeh. Its alters a gud
tluag fer 20 ralcfode ter ttel with
memlVr uV Their scnut. Ad kudwuth
ar1 a@ how hc ressea he'll halter git his
Eljcnt, lyle karreHtar 'lectcd ter thyr
scnat.
Dan O sullivan uT koich,stur is thcr
most fastidgcrus man we hey. Thay
say ef how he Wits " maaikurIst
three tims % day, an sumtims i'm 'vwiXt.
Evver spe stan Wilson wen he's q
mokla bis rirp an lHEkin cz vie cz
err hate oHir! Eyvcr bin oot koon
huatiu up Oh sUm hin wen yer eud
here uuthiW hut Their siIuni rore of Their
rivvey in th'r valley far D. low, am az
yer ,tud thar iistacH ara wundreu, We Il
sulduly here or hutc owie often sum
uther HILL an yerd listen to Their
gruuJ az rf wont nm an dovtD fhpr
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-04-02
PETER HOPKINS.

Ps-Du yu llno NV emmy wun cz wants
emmy bull hcfc3 Thay say e. how Du-
ic lIanlic hcz sum Their Waterbury
sylum vudn t tack.
rs. Maid q mistak bout listin or
kuupny fer thor fruut here AT Their stat
hous. Its Their hoam CARDS them fcl
lrrs waiter zine. Thot 'twus burned
funny Of tbav wanted ter du cnny.
thing but Gror salarys.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-04-02

1t is an i'll wind that blows contrary
to the predictions Of a weather prophet.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-04-02
DIXIE.

New friends and old enemies arc
not above suspicion.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-01-19
FlRM|nc IS 1 SCIENCE
REQUIRES PLENTY Of BRAINS
Greeley Tribune

Greeley Tribune
Farming - . science 10 still IN its in-
fancy. OF course anyone can plant
some seed in the ground and part Of Il
will come up under almost any treat
ment or no treatment But to get this
to produce enough Of its kind to not
only pay for all the work put in on its
development. but to have . big surplus.
requires fuddameutsi knowledge Of Ma
ture that cannot b had without lot Of
thought and study. Farm brains are
the most remarkable and powerful
forces that are possessed by the human
race. Just the smallest atom Of brain
mixed in with an acre Of soil raises the
value Of that acre far shove its neigh
boring soil that has none Of the lsaven-
ing force.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-01-19
llM FIRM n n0ITR0sE
FORMED FOR THIRD TINE
Montross Press

Montrose Press
For the third time in the last few
years tie announcement Of the partner.
ship Of Bell 4 Stivers In ~ practice Of
Law with Offices In The Nys Building. 10
announced.
This Law 6rm has bad rather an In
tsrestipg career. Not long sftsr the
partnsrship was formed several ysas
ago. Judgs John G. Bell vss called to
The Court Of Appssls 70 to assist the
Supreme Court II disposing Of its sur
plusage Of eases.
Vixen ths dms for which this court
was sstablIshsd expired, Judge Bill r.
turned homs and again formed . part
nsrship with NJ. Sdvers. This vas a.
% shart Hyed. ~ Judge Bsll vsa called
to the judgeahip Of The county court
owing 70 ths daeth Of Judgs Hanss.
Now that his torn of once has ex-
pirsd there. BE- rstirss to private life
and tie tvo ven known lswysrs again
take up tbsir work togsthsr.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-01-19
OFF foa DEIIEn TO
B0osT Fga e010 n0lDs

Commissiopsrs WhaIsn. Miller and
Mcdonald left Sunday Tor Denver to BE-
On The job at meetings Of ths state
county commissioners organisatiun this
week. and also ths meeting Of ths State
Highway Commission which il 10 b.
lievsd will appostion ths state end
federal rsvsnus for rod building in
1917. Elmsr Wiley and lanes B. Mash.
county attorney. Win siso sttsnd. and
no effort b spared 70 sscure our shars
Of tha allotment. Thsrs ssems to Be
little dosbt bat H. highwey eommissic1
aad - faesetzy aervies sss pespared =
spepa eoesidesahis neasys ca Meaarsh
pees % Il e y EtsAk sia6s - advaat-
- ef ~ foqd , vsll knoWn = u
woeA = las1e. n point = = pesrs
- appropriation II ~ Csseee1 6ntss.
so9eessts 1laGtls ~ thse win saah1o
- - pasbi e sAsse 4 = n1xt -.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-01-19

The Mountain States Telephone and
Telegraph company 10 operating the old
line BY way of Stubbs gulch and Beaver
creek. taking in the ranches Of Earl
Evans. and J. w. Profiitt and passing
thru Vulcan. Not long ago Louis Neals
extended the line to the Old Dominica
mine and on January 9Th J. H. Crowley
connected up. having at his own-ex-
pense carried the phone up Willow creek
to his ranch. Mr.. Crowley was over
Saturday TO Estray Day. and incident
ally to file on an additional piece Of land
adjoining his present homestead on
Willow creek.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-01-19
Don't DeIay
Ssne cs.si.ss Pssels Have Lsarns1
s1haa Nee}eet = Daneersus.

3sae cslsiess Rssph Have Lsa.ns1
'1Aae keglset : Daagsssss.
The sliGhtsss symptom of kidney
trpable 10 fer too serious To be over.
looked. Il 10 the small neglected
troublss that % often lesd 70 serious
kidasy trouble. That pain ia the
''smsA'' Of yoar back: that urinary
iFregnlsrity; those headaches snd diz.
y spells: that weak. weary, WORKOUT
feeling. may be natures warning of
kidney weakness Why risk your life
BY neglscting these symptoms? Reach
tho CAUSE Of the trouble while there
yet 10 tims-besin treating your
kidneys at once with . tried and
proven kidney remedy No need 70
-xperiment- Dnan's Kidney Pills
have been successfully used 10 thous
ands Of casss OF kidney trouble for
over 50 yesrs Dams Kidney Pills
gro masd and recommended through
1nt the civilized world Convincing
testimony follows:
Nm. e A JelIass, COS Palmer 81 !.
Delta. Colo. ssvs: Il an alsd 70
confirm what said shout D,,an's
Kidney Pills sosne yssss ago. You
may 30 ssrs | have lnss no opoostu-
nifty 70 rscommend tbis medicine
since / have not bed any MORO troa-
be from my kidnsys and Am thank
ful Tor tbs csss Doan's Kidney Piils
hevo mads. |"
Z Rkjeo Doc, q all dsalsss Don't sim-
l9yask 1sta ki6nsy rsae1y-est Dnan's
14no1 E01a-eAo aomo - ooea1
Ma. 1eGefs.
!, .1eaeE- alillsr ca. esssA. Dsea,e
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-01-19
leR|cu[TINl ITEMS

Salida Hlail:-RecssasrC Cseain - -
tainsd 6lms depicting Cattle gfasiag.
forest 6rss. etc. b this ssetioa of Cos-
oeado. which will b shews st - pie-
turs chow January = and 50.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-01-19
Ssnnsas---Divsses

SStE5Af92sssS55SssiaRSSs sSEsf2 ! s5ssisSs Ia =; c.s: Ss.'
August Ifa ffi.,..,n.
Ldeia orifsii I.se q, Fernando.
The People. Of the gtate Of Colorado. TO
fondsnt shove named. GREE TING:
You are hereby required 70 appear in
az action btcught aNPinet you hy the
46ove 9emed plai1 ". In the Coupty
CoSfs q ~ 9ssnisoe t tHcaesy PIT e CYl
ieis WV asSs sss ;sF;isi & a:Es
or By pubfiesfion, within hfty days. altef
the 9ervtes hereof. exclustvs Of the day qf
service; 9r aatd cotton may b. regvlarly
sat for trial the same ~ though such ap.
peAr1nce bad boon made and issue had
bon Joined on such complaint
The eatd n9etoo 10 bE9ught By. plat1et3
49, fes so1d: sIsisti e ~ .ss :ssl'escs
esSssa tkss "a - ds9sn6ssE kss Vi
~ IS IS 80. ~ sok !soss H. - oss ysar Is:
HSd!nssly IeSesl(In9 c.. SeeisnLne q
s6SS SISint Il scid Scsios To- . .SlcS no.
ss: ss3,: - essc.Ssd.s - end eoss = vhasA y
Pr % g. .SsseZ s:s.os4 - + -
n0Hi4f .9e e6qve r9Nulrea. ~ ~ Dee4n:
Atu agRly = - Co1ss ~ ~ seltes
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-01-19
GOVERNMENT SEEDS lOw
READY FOR Distribution

To the News Champion:
II you care to do %. would like to
have you mention to your readers that
my annual distribution Of government
seeds 10 now ready and that will b
pleased tn send an assortment Of either
vegetable or flower seeds or both TO any
one living in the Fourth Congrsssionsi
District who will write for them. Thsss
requests must oil be in before the I'd
journment Of Congress on March 4th.
Ny official address 10 House Once
Building. Washington, d. C.
Very cordially yours,
Edward T. Taylor.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-01-19
METHOD FOR GETTlle
!. R|D K WILD OTIS
Sow Clean Seed. Gr.in Crop.
Should Be Followed By Crops
.a Requiring Cultivation
Colorado Agr1. College

Colorado Agr1. College
Wild oats are recognized ~ pernici-
ous weeds in sections where grain 10 ex-
tsnsively grown. There are several
methods Of accom- plishing their eradi-
cation. In any method the frat step
ehould be TO COW clean seed. In fields
already infested, the grain should be
followed by one or more crops requiring
cultivation. II this cannot be done.
then winter crops should be grown -
much - possible, - harvesting will
take place before the wild oats are ma
tnre. In rotation which has one or
two cultivated crops, wild oats will
b kept under control.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-01-19
slgACAE sT0cknEn WILL
HIRE COYOTE HUNTERS

Saguache Crescent
Last Saturday afternoon . largely At
tended meeting Of the two stock asso-
clAtioes Of Saguaehs county was held in
'tbe eG1rt hsuss. .ss
I Il wss decided that the two associs-
tions hire two men to act - hunters
with two men from the government, and
all four men 70 be under the supervision
Of man from the government The
work Of these men will be the killing Of
coyotes.
T. N. Alexander WAS chosen . dole
gate to the National Wool Growers
Association which 10 in session at Salt
Lake this week. and H. B. Means and
d. I. L. 0otthelf were chosen to At
tend the meeting Of the Live Stock As
ISOLATION which will be held at Chey enne
about the 10th Of this month.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-01-19
mE kn1lsE n
nnI1 f ME
laeeased Population Cause Crop
VaIues Increase Is F.rns
Decrease IN S;ze
Colorado Asr1. College

Colombo Agr1. College
Az our country becomes more thickly
populated. the size Of the average farm
0eereasea According to the census. the
average size Of farms decreased from
lA6 acres in 1900 to l3S in 1910. With
deerease in size Of the average farm.
the average value Of ail crops per farm
has increased from 1923 to $S6a This
difference in price is largely the result
Of more extensive methods Of farming.
Az time goes on. the size Of the aver
age farm will gradually decrease and
land value will increase. To Offset this
fhe value Of the crops must and will in
crease per farm.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-01-19

In . siio visiting expedition recently
featured by the Chamber Of Commerce
at Montrose, six cen auto loads, con-
tanning seventy-six farmers, spent .
day in viewing different makes Of silos
thruout the Uncompahgre valley.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-01-19
APPLICATIONS FOR
GRAZING PERMITS

Notice 10 hereby given that al spplics-
and sheep within the GUNNiSiON IA:
TlONAL FOREST during. the eesson oi
lsi7 must be filed in my Office at Qunni.
Blank forms to be used In making app'i.
cations will be furnished upon request.
VIM r. Kreutxer. Supervisor.
First publication Ian. 70. 1911.
Last publication Feb. 10. 1911.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-01-19
THOMPSON SELECTED on
nAnY IMPORTANT COMMITTEES

From the list Of committee appoint
ed in the Colorado state assembly BY
Speaker Boone Best, it appears that
Representative T. J. Thompson Of our
county 10 chairman OF the committee on
Fish and Game and . member Of four
other committees. namely: Corporations,
Medical Affairs and Public Health. PEN
itsntisry Affairs and Railroads.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-01-19

In defense Of its exhorbitant increase
IN graSing charges the forestry people
tell Of the wonderful things they are 70
ing to Do for the stockerower. These
bureaucrsts and ieasers are willing to do
anything for tho West except get Of
it, beck. It b cheap process Of BEN
e6tting subjects when the benevolent
dsspotism makes said subjects pay the
freight.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-01-19

Weld county makes claim 70 ths dis-
tinetioo Of having exceeded Ill other
counties in The state in the matter Of
agricultural products. placing The az
Rregate ut twenty millions Of dollars.
IL has been the best year Of its history
because Of the high price Of everything
that county produces.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-06-12
HOW MUCH BIHTER EAT
IN BcTrEi TO 81. DECIDED

CHICAGO. JuF 12.-Just how
much butter fat aSd moisture should
be in genuine colhltry butter will be
decided at the HAel sherman either
today or tomor4a. The question
will be decided b. the joint com
mittee on definitkna and standards
which has asked sthe public to call
at the Hotel Sh3man and express
their view on theimatter.
The Joint conA uittee" consists OF
representatives Il the L. S. depart
ment Of agrieut ure. the Assoeia-
ton of Official 4 gricultural Chem
lists and the the ! association OF Am
erican Dairy, "a and Drug Ofii-
Gals. Besides Folding the fate OF
butter the eomnjttee will also con
duct hearings onttentative standards
for milk and msk products.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-06-12
BOY SCOUTS start
BOND SELLING CAMPAIGN

parI.As Texas, sJane 12.Tha
hoy Scouts Of Dal9 p were uo'hh
their hit for their lbele Samuel and
the Liberty Bonaa today hsess
scout here placed htnseif al the dis-
nosal OF the LIBERTY Bond committee
and most of their Serviees has been
accepted. Americas youthful sol
aiers carry Literature. run errands.
and hand out card. and In score
of other ways help 70 sell bonds Tor
liberty.
Starting today, lccuts all over the
country start a naa,ed drive for the
sale OF the Liberty Bonds. Before
the campaign end, not only do the
boys hope to haN sold q COED per
cent of the persons called upon but
for every scout IL osn bond. One
Dallas company Already has bought
a 500 bond andsis paving for 1t BY
moving lawns and running errands,
Everyone in theE forty companies
here are expected 10 fall in line BY
buying bond fffore the big drive
is over.
Special poster4 printed in three
eolors, Is BY al are being distrib-
uted by the SCOTS. Three hundred
ibonsand boy sefHlts in every section
Of the United stles will carry these
posters TO ten bnilIion prospective
bpyers, The poFters carry . border
OF flags With th%4 words In the cen
ter: ''Have yon bought Liberty
hondg We have applied for one; il
sou have not, epl boy scout"
To each scout who sells certain
humble, of bonis VIII be given a war
service medal. Collin r. Livingston
president Of th$Boy Scouts Of Amer
lea, has issued In appeal Tor people
throughout thesconniry 70 help the
scouts i've up v their slogan, Ey-
cry scout feed I soldier and assist
in the drive in tyery possible way
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-06-12
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| - h,ata ar s.ai assign
!. sl 50 motor vehicle
$3.50. -, - seal not
ar nrnv,aas that
a,or.v,,t.. sbal,
.a,x - tho
1880.
ahe -
% pau apon o.o'
ovsoi11s aes'ia -
suen ~
saaslon - sag a1e.s 'o' - -
l's nisn !" az -.
'iasion ies ~ ~ ="
s'is ueeh pa'u
.ases' - pssAieu 80 app'.S
ssssi s.i.s.son - 4esu
pa 'iheh'.
Il IS hereby provided ~ ADDITION
to any and all Rther pehailiess etaae
NJ at the expir1 ioh OF 'haftS taR1
days after any Feslstratioh tee pc
comes aehhauei such iee mas hos
oeeh PAID ana esastfatloh aptsaiesa
Tor. penalty s1aii De aaded TO the
amount OF sachl lee IN an amount
equal 20 twenty IiVe per cent OF 'he
Tee required, and such Zee togethef
WITH the amoai9 OF saia penalty
sfah be lien upon the motor Feili-
SIC upon "hieh taia feslstfasaoh =
deIlaaaeh.' ana aepaftliaeAs sllaas
nave power ana ~ u hefeps maui
ITS duty 10 coiieeI the said res1stfa-
ton lee, togethei with Inc pehales
BY foreclosure ufpn ana by sale OF
suen motor Vehief Inc SAFE herein
authorized shall 'e eohouetea aila
carried out py 'he department III ei'a
same manner as provided by law
lot me SAFE OF PEI sonar property D!
the county tax e4iiector Tor col
lection oI taxes ae on personal
property
Gee. 9 every h1psoF Fehieie siiah'
Dc equipped Win \ oeA' gong, norm
whistle or other 1eFice IN good
working oraeF' calsole Oh emltelhs
an abrupt souha iauate III aeaias3
ana volume 10 sNf warning OF the
approaeh OF sHch Iaotor Fehiete ~
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-06-12

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sls'ne NC i-'1es ioAn
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w. Aah neWspA we san hsAa
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aoan. men % msFsca. san sou
saana LOT THIS ne Tragedy re'es-
TN - must g Hp'a ~ un'ess
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sNsies oss' sae SOUTH =
ohSs Ills Nisf Hsse ~ ~
y 'iuai ui'l's'ns als. aaa1 1lss - sssa-
aenls 81 sna' laoi1ashoaa = aiaaaie
~nien = "oa 80 Z aesa iaaiasaeis't
le' ies Accom- ssisaen1 = leosss-
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ouse WI ss9'i-ss' aiaa'Ss' -
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men . means as. sioa''ls saossi8p-
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liaoie ehah saasai ouness must eiiaishe
fna8r a Al hxf IL
| 1sssal as1e'seaoii wealthy iani7
~ hs's AAo inis = not oat
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2 ssssas essi1sh aaal aIop h's oas-
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= aiis aisi'osai ~ h's Issts ioau
81 iia'iaa1as's asa oas aha seii ooiasis-
Men are hss'slsa NJ ho Will lake aheif
ahloil'oones ahsi HaaAe twenty eAsss
: aas. A = = VIA Aas y uss
: lev siasp as lilasas' anu 'hsil az
Aan @as'a r. sa = as
laas elaa@s'sas aasa' slpfsi4uaass- = r.
~ shoaia hos $50 = sli's o'asas
ahg me NsaAaa men n saslf COM
y aiisss aaa s ~ Aot aRsi'au -
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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-06-12
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aMsRcASJ AT THE FRONT.

. l.uND0NI June L.. - II =
. generally t3kes two bullets TO :
. stop an American. Thomas =
: st. Ledger, Springfield. Mass. =
8 20 scariet-fHaded they called =
. him RED Ifrom the start. was :
. bowled ose1 at Lens but II TOOK
. a bullet through his leg 10 =
= send him p England on
= stretcher. Pie got tha1 slins
= Ridge. whe4e the American RAG :
= waved in tn + smoke OF the bat =
. tie. ST. Iedger served nine Z
. years in THE 2srd and Third :
. United STATES infantry. He's =
= hungry for lmore hasonet work =
. and swearsl his sorrel-top will Z
: be seen in }he thick of II again =
= before peade arrives. !
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-06-12

mospheric eondAi lions al least five
hundred feet ira the direction to-
ward which su3i motor vehicle Is
facing. aud STAG also carry at the
rear a lighted Ann exhibiting one
red light plainly visible for dia-
lance Of five handrea feet TO the
rear.
Oh At the hnes and under the
conditions hereiraefere specified. IN
this section. eyera motorcycle or BIZ
cycle, while on &c public highway
when Ia operatioa. shall carry on it's
front one liehtea lamp showing a
white light Yisibg aadet normal at
mospherie eond aioas at least two
hundred feet in IL direction toward
rear Of such MOTORCYCLE or bicycle one
facing aud alisaiso carry at the
rear Of such motorcycle or bycicle one
red light plainlR visiyle from the
rear.
Continued Tomorrow)
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-06-12

The campaign - the sale al Lib-
er,y loan bondS closes june Is.
0uly few nlorY days for you 10
display your pairftlsm 20 your
part by subscribi4g for bond Un-
less the money isfaised through the
sale cs these bont II H9il be raised
by ssxasien-
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-06-12

senator Harding nf Ohio declares
that the country laEks confidence in
the Wilson ADM istration. He
doesn't say 10 whaa country he re-
fers. He can't pdtsibly mean the
United States.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-06-12

Tine allies decla6 that they have
the Germans whld ped 10 a finish.
The only remaining thing 10 be done
Is TO convince the taiser OF that fact.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-06-12

Some OF the prarigal sons OF the
present day and generation think
that the old man As mighty slow
about killing the lattea calf and
telling them 10 cong on back home.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-06-12

What has becdne Of that man
known as Riehnbnd Pearson Hob
son. 1t seems ui short time
since he seemedfto be spelling for
a fight.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-06-12

In announcing that John d. Roeke-
feIler has inyestedSanother five mil
lion in liberty bonds il is unnec-
essary to add thaG OH advanced an
other cent per gaIkn.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-06-12

Cone johnson dAivered the com
meneement sddresss t the Southern
Methodist I'niyersik this morning
and we are al FeaH and willing TO
certify that ii was good one.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-06-12

II the Kansas Gop proves fall
ure, let her send rwn 10 Texas and
get what she wants. We haven't
forgotten that dAhocratic majority
OF last year.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-06-12

The time Cor th.{ purchase of lib
erty bonds viii exnre at l2 O'Clock
next Friday We hention the mat
Ter so that you my not be running
over each other a. the last hour in
an effort 70 reachsthe bank.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-06-12

There may be asses and distino-
tions in society. Lt when y comes
to war In defen OF our country
We an want to ml upon common
level.