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portuait.ss st ssis tsss; 1870 = iew 9snts.
Esassssps Iis s1so sessel ioos q 81. rssss 81 ss,s
s.1sss :::s :::::. g: $: ne y ;::lsa'ss
LINOTYPE iNsTKU6TT6N1f1is i .7e@ sp5oF.
sss.d: Sessss .isers.sns; .aas ,s.Sers 81.
1850 sesesa, ioos q q: s:w: Phone q: sais:
s.s:: :sss. e. sf s .'ssss:
ei1s rsfersssss. address Boz 2oo-B. star once.
GAM wsasea seseI .as a, Fsi;Sl.: g. night
Ing are and giving referencea. 24e
NAN wanted to drive dump wason. Oall
Palnssrs Stable. st. bst- eth and 2sth sts.
NV. q
Later Than 9 am. 4o1 llth .t: n.w.
Apply to J: ". wildman. Remington. No. "a.
lATTREss MAKERs-High-Fr.ds work only.
NEAT CUTTERs-EIperienced, reliable butch
q st. NV. rkursdsy. an.
NEE-Pre.ent tlis % g tie college .sd , 9.
course in repairins and driving; the demand for
our ss !. nor. sh.n Es eap ,s supD .ss e, agiss
MEN 70 write insurance. Apply D. ". NeIa.irs.
606 st: NV. q
NIGHT Man for iunchroom: must have ref
srescei not much e.pesisaen rs9n,red; a. soca pay
OFFICE BOYS, two; white. Tabulatins Machine
Co.. 1854 S1st ct. NV.
PACKAGD-Lost; from Lansburgh's; containing
ribbon. silk. Return Grand Union Tea Co.. 20
7th NV.
P1NTsMAKER wanted; ffst-ciass; steady work
year around; good salary. Apply W. ID. Freeny
4 Co.. 611 14th st. NV.
PASTRY COOK wanted at onee; good wages
Apply Curb Lunch. 7oe 9Th Ct: Sc: -----
permanent position. Address Boz 27a-B, Star
PLUMBER7s HELPER. Lao7man & small. 1883
EoETEs: Tils -: apply Buffers Drug Store 1l'h
PORTER, colored. for general
store service. Apply Ben
Schwartz, o2o F st. NV.
PORTER, experienced, in ladies'
speciality store. Apply Kafka's,
10th and F.
Peoples Drug Store, tn and < NV.
PoRT1R-Good pay; .teady JOB. lsz7 18th NV:
PRHssER. experienced. A. Lebowitz 1210 18th
PREssER-steady work; good pay. l02OA tn
PRESSER-First class, on old
work; good wages; steady work.
Apply at once, Frederic A. Coch-
ran & Co., 1871 H st. NV
PREssBR wanted. colored, e1perienced: permn-
Raleieh Haberdasher. 11oe-11 Pa. ave.
PRESSER wanted, at once 1l15 11th at NV
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AUToMoBILEs-wANTED.

FoRD-Late 1915: demountable rims: bargain.
cash; state price. Address Box 21-C. Star ofice.'
wANTED-1918 Maxwell. good condition. Can
North s46S.
/ SELL AUTOMOBILEs BIT AUCTION BvEHY
Saturday, 12 noon. quick and satisfactory
method. Inquire for special rates at "WESCH-
LER'S." go Px. ave. nv
BARGAIN-Spot cash for best car. offered: de-
scribe fully: quote price. Box 295-B. Star Office.
Evening star., 1917-05-23
SALESMAN WANTED. WHO Is FAMILIAR
WITH DECORATIVE AND FURNITURE
BUSINESS. APPLY 1109 F NV.

statesmen at once, for shoes !;
must be experienced. Apply, be-
fore 10 am. Superintendent, S.
Kann, Sons & Co.
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FOR sALE-M1scE1LAHEous.

MIS6ELT1NEOUs-6s1ai1oel.
CASH REGISTER. v.ry h.s, up-ss-dats, at IS q
cost. 29z Center mArket. 2ee
qufre at 2lO A ct. s.e. oe
told twice about the stock Of new and slightly
uoed shoes. say but q dollar or two buys gfeat
value and we know nothing Of high pricA OF
leather; that's out @ I. Pays az e Buy 20 hefe. Z
O0AT-white fur. stss Y Year,. &e. ils 9 q.
NV. ~
DlOTAPHONE-Late model; eompiets eutnt; ali
practically new; $50. ISL Adams MN read;
Col 0622.
HANDSOME, new. hand-enbfoidered baby skrts.
shawl, also dresses and slips. Phone Col. o6SSJ.
$500 i1th NV.
ICE BOX-Porcelain lined: holds 100 ibs. tcs.s
rood condition; cheap. Wet 7e0.
MoToRs-Four 3 -h.p., lo-volt, nearly ns.t sss
Current Current ss an: sss %sa. an E
215, McGn bldg. S7s
ONE YORK SAFE, 2S1se; almost new: cheap;
also b-drawer oak file cabinet. A01 srd st. NV.
sH0w CASES AND sToR1 TTxTUR19. sAlI-
eAl F81h FRfeEs ASD s9T HSpsH aT raa
RISE Z COMPANY. sos Low II. BALri-
STUDENTS cap and gown. Address BOZ 2o4-B.
TENT-Compiete, zo1s0 It.; good condition:
shntsa s.. property not being used now; M WI 1,. ssh
THE NEW Americanixed Encyclopedia. Is vols.
SIS; shakespeare's works. ls vols. nne edi-
tion. $40. Book Store. 151o 9th st. NV.
TWO IoEBoxEs. two delivery wagons and har-
ness. 80 white Leghorn laying hens. VIM. seiden-
berg, Holmead and Spring roads; Col 2460.
Evening star., 1917-05-23

AMBITIOUS MAN can make Q valuable business
connection with the publishers Of the Book Of
knowledge. This u not an ordinary selling
proposition, but an exceptional opportunity to
represent a nationally known educational sys-
tenn and earn q liberal income; natural business
ability, not necessarily bu1iness experience. u
the principal requirement; applicants give RET
erences In applying. Address Publisher. the
Book Of Knowledge, Denekla bldg. 11th and
Market sts Phila. Pa,
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-01-17
TIIE HEARsSGS O. THE LEAK
Pnl,IsE COMMITTEE WILL
((lNTINtE 30 DAYS.
COUNSEL 70 Be EMPLOYED
The HQaxse To-day Gave the Commit
- Authority 10 Employ Coun-
~ - Hearings May BE
Moved To New York.
By J. p. YODER.

4, WASHINGTON, Jan. ~ The
/, lollse this afternoon by unanimous
sOnsent asls,sorized the note leak
!, ,sOiamltSee G. employ counsel and an
lcc0untAmt and hold hearings here
sr ssclRcWliere" The elsewhere
4 nay b. in Wall street, New York.
After this preliminary delay in the
lOusc, Congressman Pou of the leak
Committees asked for unanimous con-
VENT 10 extend the life of the COM
! nittec thirty days. The request was
.ranfeti.
don to extend the life Uf the leak
ssnlnaittee that body adjourned ua-
il tomorrow without hearing any
Il witnesses.
/ In line with determination to go
o the very bottom of the alleged
] esak scandal the committee voted to
tsk the house fer an appropriation,
or permission to etnplo, counsel and
3 n accountant and to extend the life
II tie inquiry thirty days.
Chas. Evans Hughes, late repub-
lican candidate for president, SAM
icl Intafmeyer and Frank ". sseh-
I.llnn are ameng those suggested for
he conllnittees counsel.
The additional information Law
lon claimed Yesterday to have from
ips. Ruth Tslomason Eisconti, which
le wanted to dtTulge 90 the com
nittee privately, 1t WAS learned to-
lay, had TO DO with the source OF
.fig. Eisconsi's story. The infornaa-
ion she gave lawson as 10 where
he obtained news Of the alleged
eak II what he wanted to tell in
ecret.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-01-17

RAIDER SINKS
e VESSELS
ENCEEDs ANY SIMILAR EXPLOIT
SINCE THE BEGINNING OF
THE WAR;
PATHWAY SHIP STREWN
One Vessel After inosher Was De-
stroyei as the Raider Made Its
Way Across the Atlantic.
Ma, BE Heavy Life Loss.

BUENOS AIRES. Jan. 1..-The
twsnty-three slips sunk or captured
by the German raider. whose exploits
were revealed today. s,irpasses the
record set by any raider in the his
tory OF the country. The rsider is
believed To be the iineaa. which prob
ably eiuded the British patrols
around Germany and swept from
north to south across the trans-At-
iaasfic steamship passage, sinking
ship after ship in its pathway.
>ome of the survivors landed at
Pernambueo had been aboard raid
er for fwenty-eisht days, which indi-
Gates that the raider has been OPP
Grating for Mt least four weeks. and
il is very probable il has been at
large roaming the seas for at least
six weeks, and is still At large.
One additional report from Rio
Janeiro says an additional British
steamer has been stink with loss
OF 400 iives.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-01-17
NATION MOURNs DEATH
OF ADMIRAL DEWEY
3tRIAL WILL. pR0nARF4y TAKE
PLACE SATURDAY IT Ass-
IINGToN CEMETERY.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 17,-All the
nation today mourned the death of
Admiral George Dewey, the hero of
Manila bay. who died last night fol-
lowing d few days illness. His wife
and son were with him at the end.
Dewey observed his 18th birthday
Il few weeks age and apparently was
in perfect health at that time. But
a hardening of the arteries had done
its work and fes, days ago he was
taken i'll and gradually sank.
The funeral viii probably be held
Saturday. President Wilson, Secre-
tary Daniels and others high in Of
fieial life will attend the ceremonies.
The burial will he at Arlington Ma
tional cemetery.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-01-17

The following British steamers
have been sunk by the German eom-
mcsec raider in the $outh Atlantic,
according To the asimigaity's state
,aent:
VoIta;re, Dramatist, Radnorshire,
Nc,herhyhail. Mount Temple, King
George and Minieh.
The admiralty also announced the
loss of the French merchant ships
Nantes and A>nieres.
The admiralty stated that the YES
sci st. Theodore WAS captured b,
the Germans and a prize crew pat
aboard. The 1T. Theodore i'm turr
captured the Narrowdalc ana put q
prize crew aboard the latter vessel
and four hundred members Of the
crews of other vessels which ware
captured hy the raider.
Ne further information as To the
whereabouts OF the Yarowiale has
been received.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-01-17
MANY PERSONS CAUGHT
WHEN FIRE BURNS HALL.

BlNGHAMPTON. n. Y, Jan. Ii
Fifty persons were seriously hurt. ten
probably fatally When ..-.t f9 ropu-
lation of the little town of it,s. nd,
Pa. about thirty miles from this esty,
was trapped in Odd Fellows hali, 3
frame structure. during a wedding
reception and dance last night,
A largo oil lamp suspended from
the ceiling on the asst floor fell and
soon the entire flee was blazing
The one narrow stair ay was block
led by sudden rush ~ flames and
men. women and children erowdins
the floor above were panic stricken
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-01-17
70 STRENGTHEN
EMBASSY In AMERICA,

TOXIC, Jan IT,. Because lap
anese- American relations are beconl-
ing more complicated on account OF
problems growing out Of the situ-
alton in China the foreign CITIES
here IS planning to increase the nam-
Der Of officials in the Japanese en-
bassy in Washington. Two or three
young men with q knowledge Of
China are to be sent to America at
an early date.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-01-17
ADMIRALTY ANNOUNCES THE
SINKING OF TEN SHIPS

LONDON, Jan. f1--The British
admiralty today announced the sink
ing of eight British steamships and
two French merchantmen by Ger
man raider. The ships we're ssank in
the South Atlantic
The admiralty announcement WAS
made following the receipt of
Il dispatch from Buenos Aires
telling of the arrival of a japanese
steamship at Peraamhueo with sar-
riyors from some of the sunkea
ships.
The admiralty statement declared
that the Japanese steamship Hudson
Nalu landed the masters and 2sss
men OF the crews of the merchant.
men which were destroyed by the
raider.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-01-17
.H|GH HONOR NAY Be
CONFERRED on DEWEY
BODY MAY BE PERMITTED TO
REST IN STATE IN THE
STATE HOUSE.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 1.-THE
highest honers nation can pay a
dead official may be conferred npon
George Dewey. admiral OF the all
American fleet and ranking naval Of
fieer of the world. Secretary Dan
iels Is in conference with other Of
ficials today with a view OF permit
ting the remains of Admiral Dewey
To lay in state in the rotunda OF the
state house, an honor that is very
rare, only being conferred upon such
notabies rs Mckinley and others.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-01-17
GERMAN WOMAN
To Be SHOT
SENTENCED To DEATH In CHI
EUAHUA AFTER BEING
ARRESTED AS SPY.
Sends Appeal to Friends IL I'll
PaSo to Save Her - Re-
ferred to the German
Consul.

Ell PASO. Texas. Ian. I7.--. For
Gods sake send nae aid. am to
be shot was the message rccelv-
ed by relatives here today from
Mrs. Henriet'a Muiis- German
seman imprisoned in ,snihuahua as
q vilnsta srs.
Friends OF the woman have
appealed q TIE German eansai at
e Paso aud have ahtaine,. .aw-
TER in Chihuahua t. hook afler her
case, TIE waman vas arrested nas
December -.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-01-17

: <1>~%>>~~>%%>~>. .
f1-PID AND ELIGIBLE
, DAUGHTERS OF EVE HAVE
AN ALLY IN CHICAGO.

y CHICAGO, Jan. 17cupid, I
= and girls who overlooked trnsr
9 chance last year, have IN
= ardent ally today II Mrs. Eliza I
= beth Iiuion Doener. CORES
= ponling secretary Of The fshica-
= go Social club Her duties are I
= to bring sIglafng swains and
= blsshing maidens. Who other
= wise might never meet. togeth-
= er. Object. nsatsimeny.
. The chief aim Of the club,
= however, is II establish a mid
= die course between the expen-
= sive clubs ard cheap cabarets.
. The first meeting OF the organi- 4
= zation was attended by 100
= doctors. lawyers. dentists, stu
= dents. department store clerks I
= and stenographers.
. q . = y = = . q = = = - . . I
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-01-17
SINK SHIPS
LEAVING TEXAS
VESSELS SAILING FROM Gall
WESTON ARE REPORTED To
HASE BEEN SUNK.
Two Swedish and One Norwegian
Steamer Reported to he Vic
Tins of the New German
Raider.

GALVESTON, Texas. Jan. IT,
Reports are current in shipping cir
cles that the Swedish steamers Con-
sui Corsitzon and Consul OLSON. and
the Norwegian steamer Asborg, have
been sunk by the new German
raider. The Swedish vessels were
bound for Havre with 10000 bales
OF cotton. The Norwegian steamer
carried lo.a00 bales for Genoa.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-01-17
SEA
RAID OF VAR
SENSATION CAUSED IN SHIP
PING CIRCLES BY NEsT1 or
LATEST ACTIVITIES.
Ten ALLIED SHIPS sunk


NEW YORK, January The
greatest commerce raid 0S the war
Was revealed to<iAy through UnitSti
Press dispatches from Buenos Aires
end official statements from tle
british admiralty.
Eight British and two Fremch
merchantmen were announced ~
the admiralty as having bceA SUNK
by the German raider. Two Others
were captured and have probably
heen converted into raiders and arc
Tow patroIling the high seAz m
search Of further prey.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-01-17
the GAR SHORTAGE HAS
BEEN REDUCED BY HALF
NATION NlDE SHORTAGE HAS
BEEN REDUCED AEoUT
FIFTY PERCENT.

WASHINGTON, January II. -
through concerted action by the In
terstate commerce commission, rail-
Ways and shippers the nationwide
freight car shortage. watch had
1heen growing increasingly serious
up to the first OF tae year. has now
been reduced fifty per ceA,. the
American Railways association re-
ported today.
A shortage of 114,90S cars on
November /, is now reduced to So
sse.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-01-17
= . . e>>> 80 >>>~%>
YOUTHFUL HUN1ERs
LOST IN SNOW IN THE
pLAlNtiElV COUNTRY

> rLAINvIEW. Texas, Jan. It. =
. Willard and Rudolph Warren .
= and Harvey Lee Beaueham, .
> three PiainsieW youths. are losd 2
= in the snow in the Break coun- :
= try. IN the eastern part ef Floyd Z
. county, where they vent TO hunt Q
, sunday morning. Parties are .
. sconring that section for them. =
a party OF boys was found, .
lost and almost frozen 10 death, 0
and at first were thought to be o
, the Plainyiew boys, but their .
homes are in Floydada Mason =
Dillingham; and Q. T. Pushing >
Of Plainyiew had their feet .
frozen Sunday In the sand hills .
in Lamb county. where they =
went i'll car to hunt. ard wan 0
dered all Sunday night before .
finding a farm house. The .
thermometer was then de- ,
grees above zero. Persons are .
reported lost n the heavy SHOWS .
at other places on the plains. .
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-01-17
BY CHas. p. STEWART.

h1Is4NoS Ei8hCss, jim. ts.--i tset-
man raider. believed to be the steam-
err NiDita, has sunk nineteen
merchantmen including two French
lscfooners in the South At
laniie, according 10 dispatches
Ireceiyed fron, Peinaniuco
t3ad Sio aaneiro detailing the
! landing of survivors at Pernambuco.
h al additional message from Rio
Janei;o It was said the raider had
sunk still another British steamship
of four hundred persons.
The Brazilian minister Of marine
has made formal request fer report
from PeFnambueo, but as yet has
received no reply.
The first news of the activities OF
the new German raider caEie in dis
patches from Pernambuco de
failing the landing there by the
Japanese steamer Hudson Maiu of
sailors from five steamers sunk by
the Teutonic commerce destroyer
thirty miles of Pernamnuco.
The steamships which fell victims
To the raider are said TO include the
British steamships Dramatist and
Radnorshire and another French and
other allied merchantmen. A suase-
quent message reported the sinking
of English and Ercneh merchant
men off the Brazilian coast, inelud-
ing the steamer Voltaire.
4 dispatch from Rio Janeiro add
eti the steamers Samara. Drina, Or
tega and HammerShuS to the list OF
victims.
In all two hundred and thirty
seven survivors from the victims Of
the raider have heeM landed at Per-
namhuco, the dispatch stated.
Rio Janeiro information was that
the raider had also torpedoed the
French schouners Nantes and Asni-
cyes, and added the following ships
70 TIC list which had been sank:
Steamers New Portland, Nouant,
Semple. san Giorgio, Nesser, King
George, Iariowdale, st. Theodore,
Mich Senethiel. ~. Sael, Siaowlon
Grange, and the Galley, the latter of
Norwegian registry.
( Among the sailors banded were
] N,-f,
received here. Contradictory to
early reports received here from Per-
nambuco as To the identity of the
! raider. they assert that the vessels
name was indecipherable, owing to
the fact that she was painted dead
black.
These survivors declared that the
raider was armed with twelve cam
non aud four torpedo tubes. Some ot
/ the survivors were aboard the veS-
sel twenty-eisht days.
A later Rio Janciro message to-day
quotes the steamer HelhcrbA aS au-
thoI'ity for the information that am.
other English steamship had heen
sunk without warming with a loss of
- hundred lives. The dispatch
did no, U.ake clear whether the num-
her meant hetn na,scNr'1s c0' crew
or includes the total numbcr o. ,2Sses
on all ships sunk.
Still. another version from Rio Ja-
aeiro rs to the activities of the
raider said that only seven ships had
hesn sunk and nine captured.
The latest German sea commerce
raider. according to dispatches 10
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-01-17

NEW GERMAN RsfDER's
REPORTED VICTIMS

= The steamer yoItaira. S.61s
. tons, owned by Lamport & Holt .
. of Liverpool .
. The steamer Drina. il.48s .
. tons, Royal Mail steam Packet
= company OF Belfast. .
= Dramatist. 5,415 tons, Cher .
= nete Steamship company Of Liy- ,
= erpool. .
. Radnorsllre. 4.3t0 tons. =
= Royal Mail Steam Packet COM .
. pany OF Loadon, .
. samara, f.oo7 tons, register >
= co at BordEanx. France >
. 0rtega. ,o75 tons, Pacific =
= Steamship Navigation company =
= OF Liverpool ,
. FIammelsbus. 1881 tons, ,
. registered at Copenhagen. I,
= New Portland. not listed by ,
= Loyd's registry. =
. Neuoat. not listed. =
q Semple, not listed. =
y san Giorsio, there are three .
= 1essels Of this name listed by .
. Loyd's registry, but the one .
. moss likely to have been sunk ,
. In the South American waters IS ,
Z the San Gl2rgio Of $500 tons, 8
. owned in Messina. italy. .
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-01-17
SPECTACULAR ERUPTION
OF Mt. lAssEN BEGINS
THE OUTBREAK OF THE VOL
CANo IL MOST VIOLENT
SINCE 1915.

REnpING, Cal. Jan. 1.-THE
most spectacular eruption of Mt.
Lassen. california's volcano. since
tho outhurst of 1915 began at 10:l5
a II, today. Observers who have
been watching the mount for years
declare the entire crater must have
opened up.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-01-17
DANISH WEST INDIES
FORMALLY transferred
TITIE To THE ISLANDS PASS
ed To UNITED STATES
TO-DAY.

WASHINGTON. Jan. t7.-Title to
the Danish West Indies, latest terri
torial acquisition py the United
States. formally passed from Den
mark to America when Secretary
Lansing and Danish Minister Brun
exchanged ratificatjons Of their re-
spectlve governments, completing The
transfer.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-01-17
ENGLISH FIRM AWARDED
MUNITIONS CONTRACT

WASHINGTON, Jan. 1.-THE
navy department today awarded to
Hatfield's OF Sheffield. England.
contract for the manufacture Of four
teen and sixteen inch armor piercing
prcjeetiles for the United States
navy.
Hatfield was the lowest bidder BY
wide margin In competition with
American manufacturers.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-01-17
LIST OF RAIDERS VICTIMS
INCREASED TO TWENTY

RIO JANEIR0, Jan. 11.--The
number of merchantmen victims Of
the German sea raider in the South
Atlantic reached twent, today by
the receipt of additional reports
here.
The name of the raider is now Civ
en- as the tinex.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-01-17
Greece ACCEPTS ENTIRE
DENiNOs Of ALLIES
OF TIE GROWN COUN-
Gil TO BN COMMUNICATED
TO ENTF NTE MINISTER'S.

ATHENS, January 16. delayed }
Acceptance Of tile allies entire
demands has been decided upon
BY the crown council without re-
'serye. The ministers of the enten-
Etf will be advised of this decision.
\ The release of Venizelos priso-
ners Is considered eminent.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-01-17
RAIDER 700 MILES
SOUTH uf NORFOLK
NABNiNG FLASHED 10 ALLIED
NARSiiiPS PAIRnLLlNG THE
ATLANTIC COAST.

NORFOLK, Va, Jan. 17.-The
German commerce raider. reported
to have sunk several steamers off
South Aerica. is said TO be operat-
ing now 200 miles south OF the
cape, according to dispatch flash
ed to British men OF war at noon
today.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-01-17

The Yarrowdalc Was probably the
ship vsfeI1ed to in United Press dis
patches from Buenos Aires as hav-
inS been sunk with loss of four
hundred, according To Information
from the steamer Heiherby.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-01-17
THE CITY or NEDANI
RECApTuRED BY RUSSIANS

PETROGRAD. Jan. 17.--The Ru-
mAnian city of Vandeni has been
/ stormod and retaken by Russian
forces, II was officially stated today.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-01-17

one thing about getting an early
start is that you may not have TO
hurry So mueh later on. but the real
object is to quit early.
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The latest German sea commerce
raider, according to dispatches 10
date, has SET new record FOR the
destructiyeness OF commerce., being
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Knocking the neighbors is also
quite : help in the making OF conver-
AatIOn and keep it going.
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OF DESTROYER HAS NOT BEEN REVEALED

Dispatches Indicate Raider
Land
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only exceeded by the exploits of the
famous Emden, Gesmany's prize raid
er. Tho EndeN, according to best
information available, sank twenty
three merchantmen, besides Rus
sian cruiser and French destroyer.
The new German raider, whose
name il Thought "a be the tinita. Il
credited in the Sonth American dis
patches with accounting for nineteen
merchant ships and is still nj large.
The Appam row intesnea al New
port News, was one ef the fifteen
prizes eaptu,ed b, the German raider
Moewe. Other Gerlnan raiders whicl,
have had successful careers include
the kronprinz Wilhelm and the psins
Eits, thiedevich.
News of the long list OF victims
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= The total tonnage of the ships =
= sunk or captured by the new =
= German raider total s4.7S6. =
. exclusive of some ships not list
> ed by Loyd's. =
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TWENTY MERCHANT SHIPS SUNK BY
GERMAN RAIDER IN SOUTH ATLANTIC


DECLARE THAT FOUR HUNDRED
TINS
FEW SURVIVORS on BRAZILIAN COAST.
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. . . . = . 9 . . . > . . . . .