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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-04-28
ALLIED GOVERNMENTS
HAVE PLENTY WHEAT

WINNIPEG. April 2s.-The al
lied governments have sufficient
wheat already purchased for their
present requirements, and have
bought no futures on the board
here, according to official informa-
ton.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-04-28
IR|T|5H HAMMER HARD
ON THE GERMAN LINE
GREAT BRITAIN
HAS EXTENDED
DANGEROUS AREAS
WASHINGTON, April as.-
Great Britain has extended her
dangerous area" and warned
all shipping To this effect.

AZ machine guns and liz trench
mortars. today's Official statement
announced.
In today's fighting the war office
reported French raids in every sec-
ton and numerous German counter
attacks along the French front.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-04-28

guarding and maintaining the enc
my aliens interne<i in this country.
An item Of $75O,OOO was asked
for 4O6 additional employees Of tho
departments employment bureau.
presumably to obtain farm laborers.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-04-28

vote. In the last hours of de-
bate three influential senators
threw their influence in favor OF
the Harding amendment to per-
nit Roosevelt to recruit and
lead division. They were Sem
ators Lodge, Harding and John
Sharp Williams.
Declaring that this was not a
party war, but an American
war, Senator Lodge made y yig-
0rous speech in favor OF the
Roosevelt division.
For heavens sake shouted
the veteran massachusetts sen
ator, ''is there any reason why
Roosevelt should not be allow
ed to offer his life for what he
believes to be most sacretir'
Senator Williams of Missis-
sippi, enc of the presidents
most loyal supporters in either
house, agreed with Lodge, but
asserted that while Roosevelt
was competent to command a
regiment he was not fitted to
lead division.
Harding pointed out that
Roosevelt would not necessarily
lead u division.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-04-28
FEED SHORTAGE STOPS
RACING In ENGLAND

LONDON. April 2S.-Horse racing
has been practically suspended until
the close of the war by restrictions
put into effect with view of saving
food supply. Oats for high-bred
horses Will be used for human food.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-04-28
WASHINGTON, April 2s.-
The nation will raise its arm

WASHINGTON, April 2S.-
The nation will raise its arm
les by select;ve consumption.
The house SO voted shortly
before noon today.
The senate will vote likewise
before midnight. barring the
completely unexpected. The an-
ti-conscriptionists admit this.
The house vote was 279 to %
in favor of the presidents and
the war college plan to raise an
army of 100000 men for SER
vice at some future date in Eu-
rope ii needed.
Miss Jeanette Rankin of Mon
tana. the first woman ever to
hold Il seat in congress, voted
against conscription.. She cast
her vote without comment.
The house vote was on the
Kahn amendment to the army
hill as reported by Chairman
Dents military committee. The
oent bill authorized the presi-
dent 10 first try raising an army
in the old fashioned way by the
volunteer system. The Kahn
bill turned the bill into what
President Wilson and his war
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-04-28

heads wanted, a straight out and
out selective conscsiption meth
od.
The house cheered wildly as
the affirmative vote WAS an
nounced. Then TO the surprise
of the members. where the
subsequent announcement Of the
negative vote showed only %
for the volunteer plan. The
cheering and stamping was deaf
ening.
There was no record vote.
This vii come later. The house
vote was taken while the house
was sitting as n committee of
the whole. When the record
vote does come many members
predict that many Of the 98
who voted against the presi-
dents plan will have switched,
thereby making the vote against
the volunteer system even great
err than that recorded while the
house was acting as committee
of the whole.
The Roosevelt division plan
overshadowed all other issues
in the senate today as the con-
scription army bill neared Il
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-04-28
CROWS
N GERMANY
s VOCALIST MINORTTIES IN
REICHSTAG ADOPTED RESO.
LUTON FAvORING STRIKE.
OFFICIALS APPREH[As|u[
May Day Is Awaited With Consider
able Anxiety By Government Of
ficials.--tierman Blames Enemies
For Much Of Discomfort.

AMSTERDAM, April 2s.-Con-
trary to the governments appeal, the
socialist minorities in the reichstag
and the Prnssian Iandtag have
adopted resolutions favoring gem
eral strike ON May day. according to
Berlin adyices received here today.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-04-28
TITLE HOPE Is HELD OUT
/ FOR 12O IMPRISONED MINERS

..r,v today, and workers i'"' a
capped by the smoke 'ia'", ,, n,n.
deadly afterdamp, were slowly rw '.
,,..ssina with little hope o' '
the balance of the crew. .,o.sd
National Guardsmen are s
~, entrance to the mine
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-04-28
House PASSES C0NSCRIPT BILL
Se|ective Conscriiption
Passes In The House

While SITTING
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-04-28
GENERAL STRIKE MAY
Be CALLED MAY DAY
BREAKS
OFF RELATIONS
WITH GERMANY

WASHINGTON. April 21.-
Guatemala has broken relations
with Germany and has handed
the German minister his pass
ports, II was officially an
nounced at the state department
today.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-04-28
= TRENCH CAPTURE
2o,1SO PRISONERS

|. ~ April 2s.---Since April iG
.sn s''''hg Rfench have taken
|, "'>ohers, iz5 grGa. ;nclmd-
-, ot the heaviest cali.ss-;
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-04-28
ASKS FOR TWO MILLION
DOLLARS FOR WAR EXPENSES

WASHINGTON, April 2s.--sec-
retary OF Labor Wilson submitted
to congress today estimates totalling
$2,3ti,2ta for war expenses.
One item is for 81 200, 900 for
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-04-28

\ "S' Col, April 2S.---Res-
s continued today their ef-
n, ''ach the raging fire which
~ miners imprisoned in the
VT american mine.
'd'es had been recovered
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-04-28

u its news--the Light has it.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-11-27

attempts drive the British their positions
Bourbon Wood aud the high ground dominating the tambra
have failed General Byng have rcpuscd another enemy
the northeast of the wood There much
fighting Monday around Mouvc> of the Bourbon Wood
III in the outskirts Of Fonanc No'rc Dame Immediately of the
ood, and Cambria.
uucgonS IN Flanders British position PaS>chcndaclc the
rthcr part PaSchcndacc Ghrvc ridge. being bonn
red heavily 10y the enemy but Grown Prince Rupprch of yar
Is not attempted infantry attacks
the right bank the Mru>c the French gained the
and dcfcnscs womc sunday German efforts
been checked by French artillery while the have
ben bombardng the French positions The activity of the big
nS also has been violent IN Belgium and north of the Chcnn dc
French British soldiers reached fighting north
the Venetian plains aid the Italians their brave dccsc
the invading AuStroG Gccrnau Between the cnta
ud the Pave the Italians Wh>andg successfully ma>~cd
attacks The invaders attempted o rush th" def ndug lines
the left in the and the right of the short front between
hut crushed everywhere 10y the Italians
cavalry and half miles Icrr>acm
Turkish dricnsc~ the The
turks offering resistance and holding the Jerusalem
hccbam North aHa British pa.
driven back southern side o the NaIE Auj
The Russia shows little and the country
described being the of civil Efforts of the oNc
k amNcr continue and Berlin and
cograd reported b., wireless presumably
with Nh" peace of the The second
The Russian northern has removed lis officers agreed TO the
iDhevk proposal and pledged N support 10 the
The government received the
he Pcrograd and undcr consideration The
the allied ihc Russian capital reported
all viii demand their passports If Russia enters into separate
negotiations.
kacdmr> Don CoSsack leader dispatch received
London of ihc Russia tie
the territory the south and said
hold the Russian gold reported removed from Pctrogad
reported desperate the exhaustion food
supplies and muuc, sand to have broken out
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-11-27

Of the state will have separate tables
In one general feast are ouiy few OF
the attractions
All delegates were taken 20 the big
omen air Indian ceremonial dance
ths afternoon. The legendary eagle
dance was given sor the company
Yesterday afternoon az the cxecu-
tive mansion Mrs " y. Lindsey and
her corps ~ officers IN the woman's
auxiliary to the state council OF de-
fense entertained several scorces OF
distinguished ladies frum al over the
state
\ kod Cross musical tea IN the bah
room uf tho scottish Kite temple
drew hundreds 20 that spacious hail
after ;he program ia the auditorium.
The most distinguished IssembluEe
of orators ever gathered together In
Ncw Mexico SAT ON the platform az
the formal opening session ~ the y
VI T., \. yesterday afternoon The
president Ia Frank a. n Roberts.
presided Foremost among the odu-
Gators -rom other states is Dr a. e.
I Miush,p 90 boston ~ this session
( pr Wiuship proved himself hu-
morist e., well as lecturer ON phil
! osophl, subjects Ills theme was.
. "GcttiuE Into the Gdme--Or the
( Boys budget tIr said in part
The school game iu lgi,-t9lN II
I radically different f,om what IL was
/ three years uro even This autome-
bile wireless telegraph, "a reiess teie-
phuuy ttuug machine requires that
the education of our n0>s and Firls
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-11-27

failure of their attempt ut admins
u.ttiuu. according to the rcuurrld
correspondent uf the Morning Post.
writing under the date Of Saturday.
Ilr adds
But hchtud or beyond ull tins ape
pnrcnth hopeless chaos the forces
which made Russia au empire are not
idl, and those who know Kussian
histor, understand porrc,tl, Well how
matters wall end
Even as write, th, situation ls
becoming clear The elections Co the
constitutional assembly Will take
place. but tho constituent assembly
viii not meet with success Tho Boil
snr,Ik 'auy'm"nt. whatever that
movement may really mean already
h.e damned the constituent ass mhN.
NoIutim" General EuIudIu-s be- in
s"rur, possession. with trustworthy
and disciplined troops. uf lll arms. ~
aN those regions of European Rus
sIH that produced harvest this year
and i- rapidly capturing those rrmuiu.
iur territories upon which Russia rr-
urs lur it- duiI, bread
"a vast union. uudr. the utur NJ
the Southoostcrn uulou h.- nccu
formed This union is cNt,udiur tho
promises To- cover tho Sipc".Ju corn
hud
"Grucru Kulr'urH holding the
gold reserve and the bread supplies
i- mastor OF the situation and thos"
Dee serves viii accept diouuou neither
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-11-27

,.
''' S"'''n' N'"N'-''"" burrows 'ooN
charge of suit cases ana. refusing
tips. actually fought fov the honor Of
,,rr,.i,s r,,,,.a,., Mrs g. a. u.r-
-.
"'''' d" ''''b' VI ''' ''''' "''''
por"uon oi visitors AN done graus
a courtesy To- delegates and their
friends managed her auto corps like
q major general. taking the people
into the hotels and restaurants In
RELAYS. locking doors to keep out other
hungry invaders This caused some
delay. hut everybody was fed
The tweuty-one member Of the Al
buqucruuc high school orchestra
chapcronod hy Mrs G. a.. Clark. are
all comfortably housed This or
chestra is to Doe the prime attraction
I'm musical lines These Youthful mu-
sicians. under the leadership of
Miss Mabel shelton played for
TIA, big bah last night iu the
scottish Rite cathedral. and viii Also
play several times at the convention
| tuda, and tomorrow
Invitations were given at the CON
vcntion Yesterday afternoon FOR the
| lFNf nIfffInE pace NI fNIf N ~ f. |NH
Hon 4 o. McMnleu was introduced
| and presented. ON behalf of the cham-
| her of commerc, Of Albuquerque. the
| invitation to the teachers to meet in
| the Duke CITY ucNt Year I'm tu .lo-
| ducut speech M McNiuru promised
iu behalf Of the citzeu. and tho
! chamber OF commerce the heirtics'
| cooperation with the y NJ E 4
| council and tho entire sducatluua
| body a Representative" of the citl
| zens of Tucumcari aud chamber ui
! commerce uf that town placed "a cor
dial hid for tho convention nest N.rl
| and promised tu take care of th,
| crowd Ias Vegas WIS one of th'
/ bidder, Tor the convention as al-,
| was SANTA ~, The voting BE- ruiui
ON aud the polls will b, closed al uool
ou Wcdnr-du, There is fc.hui
that AIbuuurrgu, will surely hs -r
Isctrd us the next meeting place.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-11-27
BRITISH BORE THIIR WAY
TROUGH TIITONIC LINE

IrttI,I NYuY, H,ttgutrftr. In
.,,.
hr't'eh troops "t' h'th' '"h'h"'"
tu bore their way forward through
the Hindyuhurg support line west OF
Mourvrvs There wac vicious fight
ms at close quarters ana 1s a result
Ia, Erttisu TODAY were 900 po--cssiou
of q further section cf surpurt tr"urh.
"s -Nuu wards long, running east "ni
west lust south OF rronyillo aud mchv
ru-Nrtu.s Tho British tdvauc" IN
tho ll-t Cow duNH had made tins .rr-
tiur of th" ltur virtually uu''ulhl"
uu th, Germans were forced To- win 70
draw when pressed lN 90 new attack
Fighting we renewed TODAY h'-
tween nuur.un wood an1 ''whI'l
and about Iont1u" \u'r" Dame
whore ih' i'rmaus continued 90 work
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-11-27
(By Associated Press. )

Italian Army Headquarters Northern Italy Monday
During trip of hundred miles today through the ghn
the north the correspondent the command
of the most exposed front between the Bnta Paye
where the greatest
tanning from him details of the situation.
The spoke condition troops splcn
dad fight they making against heavy odds
The general estimated these odds five based
reports reaching him Attacks almost
another but the Italians always respond
not only rcpuscd attacks but driven the back
of heroic
The general summed the physical conditions of the
ground which made the struggle particularly
First he said there that terrible
fatigue nights and days fighting with
relentless Then there
degrees above This cold cold
because the without shelter
away IN the terrific artillery action and the shifting of
position.
In addition the general said many the
of officers the continuous fighting had taken heavy toll But
III the determination 10 hold any
Washington Nov 27.-cavily reinforced Austro
Germans estimated twenty vainy
Italian defensive line suffered losses
c dispatches from Rome and between the Pve
rivers alone have sin divisions.
q mFve determined by
left wing of the Italian fourth Monte Pcrca
delivered The
broken by the defensive troops with heavy losses
Rome Nov 2Austrian troops another attack Italian
lines Albania Sunday which they scored nial
checked the office announced to-day Regulars che
region southeast of Brat and the
heavy ltipS
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-11-27
Letter Written by the Defendant
Is Read at Todays Hearing F;
Regretted She Could Not Make
Her Husband a Good Wife.
MIND A BLANK FOR DAYS
AFTER COMMITTING CRIME
Accused Unable to Recall Any
thing That Happened for More
Than a Week After the Murder !;
Sarcasm Relieves Monotony.


~ .SoeiAtsd Prsss
Mincola. N Y Nov s5.--A letter m
which the defendant told her husband
tina, it was the greatest regret OF her
life that she had not been 'ablc sol
make MIN "a good wife" was read mI
the record today during cross cN1m-
iuation of Mr. Blanca De S1uNs-.
who is ON trial in supreme court here
charged with murdcriug her divorced
husband. john lie DE Saullos. at mis-
Long Island huW, the night OF Nugu.
There vrr. indications that this let-
ter will bee used by attorneys tur tE"
prosecution tu their attempt tr break
down the story ~ indifferent neglect
on the part OF her husband. told no
81 rect examination Do, th, nuuEE chill
can woman YESTERDAY The letter
was written while Mr. DE SIullrs was
on p shjp bound fut chile Geo Visit
relatives i'm the -prIue uf l'l6. pri"'
'o the granting Of her divorce decree
In his questioning District Ati"ruc'
Charles Y Weeks dcl,cd 1polugctico.-
ly iEtu intimate subjects relating tu
Mr.. lie Saullos' marital relations
"My duty demands hat ! ASK th,s
question said the attoruoy Us O.
not fact that after the birth OF yoHr
SON that Nou ala not live with John
DE Saulles as man ana wife,
NO" answered Mr- De Stullc-.
.uid ,ou mon ton woman friend
that YOU did not care who Jack went
GROUND with as long as hc STAYED ava,
from YOU was the nest question
q hssf 90 ID
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-11-27
ITALIANS, BATTLING AGAINST ODDS OF FOUR
ORF|VE TO ONE, HALT ADVANCE OF INVADERS
BETWEEN BRENT AND P|AV[ IN NORTH ITALY

Major General Commanding the Troops Tells Correspondent
Heroic Fight His Men Are Making Greatly outnumbered They
Are Always Ready Respond Not Only Repulng Attacks but
Driving the Enemy Back Condition the battle-ground Makes
the Struggle Particularly Trying Temperature Night
to About ID Degrees Above Zero.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-11-27
IUSSIA. ACCORDING TO REPORTS IS ON THE
VERGE OF CIVIL STRIFE, j. S. GOVERNMENT
RECEIVES ARMIST|CE NOTE FROM CAPITAL

tuation Among the savs Shows Little Improvement and the
Country Believed be Dangerously Near Serious Internal
War Second Army Has Removed Its Officers and Agrees
Support and Extremists Ministers of Allied Powers Will Quit
Petrogad Separate Peace Negotiations Are Entered Into
Don Cossack Leader Is Master of Situation.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-11-27
~ .~sINN UItoIITIONISTS
IINNI "IiAll.ID TIII\t.~ ~

london Nu, The RUSSIAN
.l,,o'uuou,-ts u1y, mad, ID chastity
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-11-27
LOCAL WEATHER

Generally fair. except rain In east
and extreme north portions Wednes-
day generally fair.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-11-27
NEW MEXICO WEATHER

Maximum. 81 minimum 20; range.
20. q. m. IS; southwest wind. clear.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1917-02-03

President Marshall There are limits to endurance be.
yond which no self-respectng nation 60. This Gov
ernment cannot permit the defiance Of all law of cviiza
tion by any nation to pass unchallenged."
Senator Tilman, Chairman of the Senate Naval Com.
n,ittee, sad I'm mighty glad Of it. in favor when
heard Of the note first of telling Mr. Bernsor to pack
his duds and 60 home his barbarans We will do the best
we can and have doubt that will live up to past
record in taking Of ourselves. We don't take any
passes from anybody 60 anywhere please the
Congress ought to unanimously agree to back the Pres
dent to the limit, just like we did Mckinley"
1T was the only thing that could be DONE" said Sena.
tor Chamberlain, Chairman Of the Military A6ars Com
mittee.
II thought last night that this would happen" said
Senator Fletcher
WANTS SOME ACTION LIKE DEWEY'S.
Now we must look out for something like Dewey At
Mantle" remarked Senator Sheppard Of Texas
The President has done the only thing that any self.
respecting nation could d." said Senator Reed of Mis-
souri,.
Iapprove the Presidents action" said Senator Poin.
dexter, Republican. Il think the country will unitedly
support IT, 1t was the only thing to do."
I'VE have to show virlity - nation asserted
Senator Salisbury Democrat "Any other course would
merely be posponemsnt Of what we are doing now"
Representative Butler, Republican, Pennsylvans, an.
nounced in the House that IL he were member Of the
Naval Committee he would move immediately to pass
unanimously the Navy bill under consideration. He said
Republicans had resolution ready offer to make the
appropriation available and open navy and ship yards
Government to rush work.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1917-02-03
500 SPECIAL MEN
PLACEDON GUARD
At new SUbWAyS
p. S. Boards Employees Put
on Watch Till Monday for
Patriotic Reasons"

1t was announced this afternoon
that the Public Service Commission
had detailed 500 OF its 1000 engineer
Ing employees to act a. special -
trolmen guarding the new subways
from 3 o'clock to-day until Monday
morning. when the regular forces Of
laborers and mechanics will return
10 work.
An Official OF the Public Service
Commission said there had been no
warnings received OF any plot 10
damage the new subways, but that
the precaution OF guarding the work
had been undertaken for patriotic
reasons.
The order 10 patrol and guard the
new subways was issued by Daniel
Turner. Chief Engineer Of the Public
Service Commission. Presumably ne
received his instructions from the
commission as body or from SOME
one OF the Commissioners empowered
with authority None OF the Com
missioners was AZ the body's once
in the Equitable Building this after
noon.
Extra police guards were placed
on duty at the City Hall this after
noon. although there were no city
ofYicials In the building. A policeman
patrolling the 'front.' entrance OF the
building asked all who sought TO
enter their names and business.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1917-02-03
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