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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-03-08
N0WINY
TELECRAFlCZNE.
Siaby plon pirat6w.
Londyn, 8 marca. - Dzicn OF

Londyn, 3 marca. - Dzlcn oncg
daisy kiepski przyni6st plon pi-
ration niemicckim: otto zatopili
tylko diva okret.y - w}oski ia
miglia" i norwcsN "Songdal", O.
raz mala harke rybacza "P. L..
~ Zadnych nicma wiadolnosci
o owc.j lodzi Il okretu "Galgorm
.Castlc'' zatopioncgo przcz Menu
COW pred paru dniami, la kt6rej
fodzi schronilo sic kilku Z za}ogi
togo statku: wsr6d- rozbitk6w by
Ii dwaj Amerykanie, Jackson i
Walter. kt1rych uwazac nalcz!y
IA straconych.
Paryz, 8 marca. Prasa poda-
je, il admiral francuskicj mary
narki, dc Gouey oswiadczy} osta-
tnio ma radzic strategicznej Ali
ant6w. IL napewne liczyc MONA,
re Niemcv maja okolo stu potez-
nych nur6w. ciezko zbrojnych
zdolnych zarowno do torpcdowa-
MIA statk6w, :jak bombardowania
wybrzezy; z tenn nalezy sic liczyc
DO Niemcy moga nicspodzianie "a
czac niSzczycielska robote ma brze
zach Francyi, Anglii, a razie
wdania sic Stan6w Zjedn. W wol
ne takze i ia ich wybrzczach at
lantyckich.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-03-08
Uwalniaja ~Amerykan6w:
Kopenhag,a, s marca. - Pr

Kopenhag,a, 8 marca. - Prey
bylo tu pierwszych czterech Ame-
rykanow 4 okretu angielskiego
"Yarrowdalc', zabranego do Me
mice L Atlantyku poludniowego
pc rcjdach tam dokonanych w
styczniu Dr., kiedy to Niemcy a
topiwszy COS 20 statkow rozmai-.
tych, ludzi z mich zabrali ia jedcn
ten stack angiclski i zabrali ich
do Eiemiec, gdzie wszystkich in
t%ernowano: wsr0d mich jest spo-
ra liczba Amcrykanow, .ktorych
bezprawnic trzymaly wladze ME
mieckie, jake zakladnik6w wojen
nych: mimo szcrcgu juz ca}ego
protcst0w wladz amcrykanskich:
narcszcic tcraz mozc zaczynaja
|ich wypuszczac. Ludzic ci PREY
byli tylko w TEN, &C ma grzbiecie
mieli, bez grosza, bcz paszportow,
dokumcnt6w jakichkolwiek, opo--
'wiadaja, re i'm wszystko zabrano,
re ich W najokropniejszych warun
kach przewieziono do Niemiec, re
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-03-08
Zjedn. wyrazif sic, re pragnaf
mieniem rzadu nicmieckiego -

mieniem rzadu nicmicckiego -
porozunienia re Stanami, &c ma
wet Niemc.y by}y tego zdania.
IL pewne ograniczcnia i wyjatki
w blokadzic podmorskiej bye po-
winny i tylko pc bardzo dlugich i
ciezkich naradach i rozwagach
Niemcy zdecydowaly sic ma owe
bezwyjatkowe topicnie, jake O.
bccnie sic praktykujc. Razcm z
tenn Niemcy by}y wzgledcm A
mcryki usposobionc pojcdnawczo
j w tel idei przcstrzcgano Stany
.Zjedn. ably neutralni ME cierpieli
Ia blokadzic wymicrzoncj pre-
ciwko Aliantom, kt0rzy sobie "a
zadanic wojny wzieli zniszczenie
Nicmiec do ostatka, a Szwajcarya
i jej poscl W WasZyngtonic pod
:jai sic posrednictwa w zakomu--
nikowaniu tego rzadowi amery-
kahskiemu, ktory j~ednakowoz Cd
powiedzia}, IL tylko ia tel pod
|stawic jest got6w do podjecia dy-
plomatycznych pertraktacyi, jezc
Ii Niemcy stana ma podstawic znic
sienna swej noty, oglaszajacej bio
kade bczwzgledna, co jest juz jc-
dnak niemozliwe.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-03-08
Postrada} obie noqi.

Tramwaj linii "Kedzie Califod
MA kt6ry pedzil w kierunku pc
]udniowym, zderzy} sic z wozem
Jana Fronta, lat 81, 1925 Wash
tenaw ave. Wskutck zderzcnia
Front zosta} wyrzueony z kozla
ma bruk odnoszac uszkodzenia o.
bu n6g. Ramnego ambulansem pc
licyjnym zabrano do domu. Nu--
mcr tramwaju by} 1855, motor
mana 1867, konduktora $500.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-03-08
Ch|opiec .pokaleczony przez
automobil.

Ciezko pokaleczony oncgdaj
wieczorem przez automobil cieza-
rowy cmcntarza sw. Wojciecha,
gdy przyglada1 sic kolorowym aft
szom pred tcatrzykiem obraz6w
migawkowych 4406 Milwaukee av
Antoni Pinderski, lat oSm, Fam,
pnr. 5519 Montrose ale, prawdo--
podobnic wyzdrowieje. Ch1opczyk
znajduje sic W szpitalu Matki Bo
zcj Z Nazareth, gdzie lekarze o.
rzekli, re stan rannego oncgdaj
znacznic. sic polepszyl.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-03-08
Z INV P0LSKICH
W AMERYCE.
CHICAGO.-
Z~an1askowali baadyci.

Dw6ch zamaskowanvch handy
tow Weszlo onegdaj wieczorem do
mieszkama pai1stwa J. Rubink6w,
Fam. >. mr.. 1920 N. Claremont ave
Zbudzili loni pania Rubinck po--
czem grozac jej rcwolwerami, ka
zali udae sic do sypialni meza
gdzie kieszeni spodni zabrali $50
NastepItie kazali sic oprowadzic
pc 5ealem mieszkaniu, %zabicrajac
co i'm SIC pod rece nasunefo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-03-08
konA;kt Stanow Zjedn. z
Niemcan1i.

Berlin, 8 marca. 49, Admiralicya
niemiccka os}osi}a, il z dniem l.
go marca wyszedf ostatcznyc ter
min ulg i wzgled6w jakichkol-
wick danych komukolwick W bio
kadzie niemicckiej; odtad juz jed
max zadnych ulg nicma, zadnych
wyjatkow i topic maja nury me-
mieckie wszystko cobadz !
gdziebadz napotkaja.
w parlamencie niemieckim
minister Spraw zakranicznych, DIR.
Zimmerman omawiaf dose szcze-
gofowo kwestye blokad podmors-
kich w odniesieniu do Stanow
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-03-08
N~iebezpieczna zabawka.

Podczas mocowania sic o posia
DAME noza w. Uber lat Is, IA
n. Hoyne ave., przypadkowo os-
trzem przcbi} ponizej serca try
nastolctniego Wladyslawa Fills,
Fam. pnr. 1881 w. Superior ul.
'Chociaz rama jest bardzo niebezpie
czna lekarze zywia nadzieje IT,
trzymania malca PREY zyciu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-03-08
Naiechal i okaleczyt Polaka.

Automobil; ktorym kierowa1
Fryderyk B. Murphy, 1916 Lin
colu I'll. onegdaj 0 godzinie 6-tej
wieczorem PREY ulicach Ashland
i Wabansia najechal i lekko po--
.kaleczy1 J6z. Russina, Polaka, lat
36, Fam. pnr. 1859 N. Paulina I'll.
Automobilista rannego natych-
Mast zabral do szpitala Braci A
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-03-08
Japonia " porzadku.

Toxic, 8 marca. = Japonski mi
spraw zagranicznych, wi
cchr. Motono oSwiadczyl pred
stawicielom prasy zagraniczncj,
il Japonia zadnych propozycyi &c
strony Niemicc ME otrzymala, a
caly pomysf przcrzucenia sic Ja--
ponii ia strone niemiecka i akcye
jej przeciw Stanom Zjedn, uwa--
lac nalezy "a smieszna bezczel-
ME niemiecka = mic wiecej.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-03-08
0dczyt naocznego swiadka
pruskiei kultmy.

Philadelphia, Pa. Onegdaj vie
czorem w Witherspoon Sail, ia
rogu Juniper i Walnut I'll. pod G.
gida Pennsylvania Industrial Ho-
me for Blind Women przytufek
ola Ociemnialych kobiet, wyglo-
slfa odczyt PAM Laura Turczyno-
wiczowa. Tytul odczytu Jest -
"Kiedy Prusacy wkroczyli do
Polski.'
PAM Turczynowiczowa jest A
merykanka i iona znacnego Po-
.laka, Stanis}awa etc Gozdawa Tu1
czynowicza, by1ego profesora n.y.
gieny W Jagiellonskim Uniwersy-
tecic w Krakowie, obecnie maj
dnjacego sic W rosyjskiej armii w
charakterze jeneralnego inspekto
IA Korpusu 1nzynier6w sanitary
Podczas wybuchu wojny Tur-
ezynowiczowic 'zamieszkiwali we
:wiasnym majatku ziemskim mad
jeziorem Augustwoskim, blisko.
iiaesta suwalki, iprelegientka by.
Ia swiadkiem pierwszego pruskie
go najazdu ia Polske, widzia1a i
doswiadczyla wszystkie pickielne
zabiegi Prusak6w, dazace do wy
tepienia nicszcze$liwego i bezbron
ncgo ludu Polskiego.
Przcz pewien przcciag czasu
sam naczelny wodz Prusak06w Won
Hindenburg, sta{ ma kwaterze W
domu PAM Turczynowiczowej w
Suwa}kach, i tn ona miala dosko-
nala okazye do studyowania ca1e:j
przerazajacej akcyi pruskie.j kul-
fury.
Po %strasznych p%rzc;jsciach - DO
niebezpiecznych chorobach, kt6ry
mi dotkniete zosta}y troje dzieci,
narcszcie W po}owie wrzesnia1915
roku PAM Turczynowiczowa .otrzy
mala pozwolcnie Cd rzadu nicmiec
kicgo ma wyjazd do Ameryki, i
tn osiedliwszy sic w rodzinnym
New Yorku, czeka ma koniec tel
nawa}nicy swiatowej, ably znowu
pofaczyc sic z swym mezem.
Odczyt PAM de Gordawa> Tur-
czynowiczowcj dal nam moznossc
uslyszenia Z ust naocznego i bez-
stronnego swiadka o strasznych,
groza ~przejmujacych postepkach
Prusakow, o panujacem spustoszc
niu i zniszczeniu ma ziemiach OIL
czystych i 0 zwierzecem pastwie-
niu sic Prusak6w ma bezbronnym
narodzie polskim.
Obok Amerykan6w bylo ma cd
czycic DUO rodak6w, kt6rzy cd
naocznego swiadka ustyszeli opis
wypadk6w W Polsce.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-03-08
Za5ity podczas piracy.

Shenandoah, Pa. Audrzej To-
lowski zamieszka}y we Frackville,
podczas piracy W Gilberton kopal
III onegdaj zostaf zabity ma mie:j-
scu przez od4am spadajacego we
gla. Cialo nieszczesliwego zosta1o
wydobyte dopicro pc kilko godzin
nej piracy. Osicrocif on zone i
czworo drobnych dzieci.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-03-08

leksyanow, poczem udai sic Ia
|stacye policyjna 40go precyktu i
tam o wypadku doni6sf policyi.-
Murphy ego ME aresztowano. Rus
sin ma pokaleczone kolana prawej
i lewej nogi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-03-08
gdzie sic podziafa.

Jak twierdza niekt6rzy, wsia--
Ola ia tramwaj do Buffalo i tam
prawdopodobnie Il przyjaci6}ki
pozostaje.Za Radwanskiego wyjssc
nie chcia}a a podobno zmusili ja
do tego rodzice.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-03-08

4on mares, jakow We hSdwym dml mmugracip ezdenan ma drgc cAerleieW Wilson 1p
zi swap zyM@e uedowaj z W nudide W mn sedzego NJw&ugoT rybmau Whhca w po
ku przylna W kaphdu bz zadr popy wysawy w obcmosio kdo so o6bP m c1ml
kani. gabmetu. iona ibrem pewdeM, mic yo nho winj
W ponoMekW Washington Zmat dekoryam,f hamii fMtoami zon sic tumami
ktme cnuZatrMn whay prydena gy. o 1shj golMmer myl do kptdu cy poh0d "a
nm Enncy cd nundmow wojkouyhi uzpleuch Pc 0u stmach pohodu mou widow
tacmyw zmza tybn
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-01-18
SCHOOL TEACHER
SHOT To DEATH
MISS NELLIE DUNN KILLED AT
WHEELER SCHOOL HOUSE
AT OKLAHOMA CITY.
Shooting Alleged to Have Been Done
by John Couch. Who Later
Shot and Wounded Ro-
land Williams.

OKLAHOMA CITY, Jan. IS
Miss Nellie Dunn was shot and kill
ed al the Wheeler school here today
by John Couch, an International
Harvester company employee. For
" minutes after the Dunn shooting
Roland Williams was fatally wound
ed in the door of his office. and died
soon after reaching the hospital. No
one saw the Williams shooting
Miss Dunn. who was school
teacher, was a sister of Coueh's wife
and good friead 20 Williams. Couch
escaped after shooting the school
teacher and is at large.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-01-18
BANK BANDIT
IS KILLED
ONE OF THE RoRRERS or OKLA
H0MA BANK SLAIN IN \
PITCHED BATTLE.
His Partner Was So Badly Woonded
Ha Cannot Recover 1850 One
Deputy Sheriff Is
Killed.

OKEMAH, Okla Jan. lS.~-ln a
pitched battle between the two Har-
rah bank bandits. who have been
overrupninS this district, Russell
Tucker. one of the fugitiyes. was
killed today and his partner, Jess
Lttrell, was so badly wounded he
cannot recover
One deputy in Sheriff Jones pos
Sc was killed.
Deputy Sheriff Boulware was kill
ed in the lighting.
Residents of Castle. il is said, axe
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-01-18
FAST CRUISERS
JOIN CHASE
FOI-K british BATTLEsHIPs ARE
SEARCHING SOUTH ATLANTIC
FOR GERMAN RAIDER.
LIST Or VICTIMS GROWS
Latest Reports Indicate That Twen4y-
Four Vessels Have Been Sunk
Or Captured Two Others
Missing.
BY CHAs. r. STEWART.

Bf CHAS. r. STEWART.
Copyrighted 1917 BY United Press.
BUENOs AIRES. Jan. f8.The
british navy today has rets~senfn-
Itiyes in south Atlantic waters h fall
Icry in the hunt for the German rs.i<l-
Ier--still at large and which 10 date
lis believed TO have sunk or captured
Itwenty-six allied merchant ships.
Latest reports accounted for twen-
ty-four merchantmen rounded ~ ~
the Teutonic raider, and with two
additional vessels missing Il Ii beliey-
ed they. too, may have been sunk Or
captured.
Four fast cruisers, inclsiiing the
famous Glasgow which took part in
the Coronel battle two years ago, are
understood to be leading the hunt for
the raider.
One report, AS Jet unc0nfirHlcd,
says Japanese cruiser is steanling
northward 60 join In the chase.
In addition to the Glasgow the
British Narships seeking the raider
ARE understood to be the yiniictiye,
the Drama and the Etinhurg Castle.
The Sinslicfive and Glasgow arc
cruisers capable OF 10 to 25 knots m
hour. The Drama and E,dinburg Cas-
tie are converted cruisers. They
were in commission as merchant
ships before the war and are capable
of developing great speed.
The armament Of the last two Is
not known. but the vindictiye and
Glasgow carry batteries of ten. sight
and four-inch guns.
While search Is being made for the
commerce destroyer. believed to be
of the Venita or Noewe type. tho
sea is also being combed for tho
steamer Tinto which recently sailed
from Santiago. Chile. under sslspici-
Gus circumstances. The belief Il
growing here that the Tinto carried
supplies to the raider. When last
seen the Tinto was manned by Ger
man crew. all Chilians having been
sent back, but Chilian and british
warships have been unable to locate
here.
Suspicion in connection with the
raider was also attached to the black
listed steamer Alaquash which was
scheduled to sail today from Buenos
Aires for New York. The Alaquash
flies the American flag, but she will
be kept under surveillance Ms long
as she is in argentine waters.
Every endeavor 70 obtain definite
word as to the French steamer Adj
miral Latouche Treville and the Krir-
ish steamer Araguaya is being made
here.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-01-18

Bernard ". Lewis, whose father
Is ven known and wealthy IN PITTS
furgh. committed suicide at an At
iant3e City hotel while the police
were seeking him IN connection with
tho murder OF Mrs. Grace Roberts,
Inc Philadelphia model. He had
driven in q taxicab to the vicinity OF
the home of the woman in Pllaladel-
phia the night she was killed, and
falling to pay the bill Of his drive,
The chauffeur notified the police of
Philadelphia. They believe his sui
eide solves the murder mystery.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-01-18
HN KARL ID. GR0AT.

WASHiNGTON. Jan. iS.---Inter-
national complications between Ger
many and the United States vii, en-
sue II amy American lives were sacrl-
flied contrary tn international law
BY the newest RAIDERS activities in
the SOmth Atlantic. according tn u
hroed official hint given the Unit
sl Press today.
This official indicated thnt the
prcMent peace mapeuyeFs viii not pre-
vent this government taking some
action II its rights have been invad-
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-01-18

FINALLY AGREES To THE RE
LEASE OF ALL ADHERENTS
OF NENIxELoS.
The Completion of Their Release
from Prison Indicates Complete
Compliance With Allied
Demands.
ATHENS. Jan, 1s,~-Release ef all
imprisoned Venizilistas was an
uounced today as completed

From the above dispatch II ap-
pears that the Greek government has
finally accorded complete aequies-
ence 10 all the allied demands. The
principal bone ef contention in the
recent negotiations was over the dis
inclination Of the royal government
20 free the adherents of former Pre-
mier Nenizelos, now heading . rev.
oiutionary government who have
been imprisoned from time TO time.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-01-18
LATEST REPORTS INDICATE THE
S1TAL NlMBER NAY BE
sNE..iED TO na.
|al|Dln STILL At LARGE
According to Survivors From Captus-
e<i Ships the Raider Lief; Path OF
Desffuct;oH Entirely Across
the Atlantic.
BY CHss. p. STEWART.

(GDpyri1hted 1917 by United Press.
UlTEN0s AIRES. Jam 1s.--The
list ~ Victims OF the new German
raider, which has swept the Atlantic
the past montE, was raised to ~
with the possibility that it may
reach "a.
Two more merchantmen, one Brit
ISL and the other French, are miss
Ing. They have probably been cap
tuied 0r snnk by the Tentonic sea
terror, II is believed here.
lii addition to the vessels account
ed Tor yesterdas, i, was definitely e.
tablisIied totiaF that the Japanese
steamer Hudson Mara was Included
among the German sea "eter's prizes.
She arrived al Pernamhueo in charge
of Il German prize crew.
The survivor landed from the jap
allcse steamer also told the first con-
nected story OF the operations OF the
raider today. This latest German sea
rover loft {tici flying the Danish
flag. tho Survivors said. Dispatches
Supporting their stories said the ves-
sci sailrslin blI.nst, being laden only
with IRON.
The German raider IS not only
still 1T iarse, but is plcntifu,ly sup
piled With food and fuel, taken from
the score or ns0re OF css,tivcs.
When the Hudson Maru was seix-
ed thirty miles south of pernambuco
the raider turned tail aud sped away
into the horizon line.
The GesInans adopted the greatest
precaution in guarding their plans
from the hundreds OF prisoners talk
en- aboard srosu the vessels sunk or
captured. THE Survivors were close
III confined be!o~ deck. They were
SO Rumerous in this eoopt0g UP that
they were forced 10 suffer many
hardsiaips. Moreover the food sery-
ed them by thcir capfors was utter
ii Inadequate. All the survivors are
bitter hi complaint against their cap
tors.
When the raider left her home
port she carried 80 sailors and fcur
German Officers. she WAS well pre-
yisioned, but in her co'rbiig OF the
sens she several times repicnished
her stock of both fael and poyis-
ions from the ca:goes and iarIiers OF
her prizes.
The two ships that sailed from
hero JANUARY 10 and are now beiiey-
cd 10 have fallen victims to the raid
or are the british steamer Araguay
and the French fiei@htcr Admiral
Latouche Trcviilc. Both sailed lo"
Lisbon. siearch is being made for
these TIVE vessels. and in addition
british patrol warshins arc reported
To be dillieently searching for the
raider.
Dispatches from Rio ,Ianeiro re-
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-01-18

\ prize crew was sent over to take
charge Of the schooner. Some time
later, the survivors said, the vessel
being unable TO make the speed
that WAS desires. OF prizes she was
stripped of all supplies, the French
crew anti German prize crew taken
off and hole dsnanited in the yes-
sells bottom.
1.-THE German vessel did not look
anything like wa1ship," said Cap
tain Days. "and had no hesitaney
in obeying orders to lay to-. Besides,
did not have a chance To escape.
The schooner Was easily overhaul
ed by the German vessel. After the
Nantes WAS captured and sunk the
survivors were distributed on the
several prizes and finally all were
transferred to the 81. Theodore.
Then ON January II the Hudson Ma
ru was oyet-hauted. seized and her
Japanese crew confined below deck,
a German prize crew taking their
place. At this time the raider evil
IDENTITY Judged that here depretlations
as "A commerce raider were likely to
reach the attentive ears OF allied
warships dosting the Atlantic, and
she made preparations to skip away
from her hampeiing convoy of
prizes"
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-01-18
PITCHER DUBCC GOES
TO PACIFIC LEAGUE

Announcements maal eorie days
ago from Detroit indicated that
Pitcher Dubuc of the Tigers would
so to Chatanooea, but il seems that
a change has been made and the
former Tiger viii be sent to Salt Lake
City in the Pacific Coast league.
Duhuc is nice fellow as we'll as L
good ball player and has many
friends III training camps here who
regret that he will not return this
year,
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-01-18
To FOLLOW
If AMERICAN LIVES ARE LOST

ed. In fact, IL was suggested that
The pending trouble hTt''een the two
countries NIGH: be us,ts ,,, q sb 70
force Germany into line on IA eaee
move.
d; WAS also indicated that the at,-
ihmitics are far from h0pe'ul in tn
peace situation at this moment.
Several state dceartment officials
said this afternoon hat no word has
rs yet come thruueA official chan
neis concerning the raider and the
only information concerning Ameri-
cans came through the press dis
patches.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-01-18

NEW YORK. Jan. tS.--Niarine un-
derwfiters here today continued to
boost rates on ships bound for South
American waters. War risk rates,
which lealped from y general range
OF : To 3 To Il To 10 yesterday, with
the German raider still at large and
reports coming i'm of additional ships
sunk or captured. were expected Ia
go even higher.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-01-18
SENATE PASSES m,
EMERGENCY BILL
APPROPRIATIONS FOR STATE
NORMAL SCHOOLS PROViD-
ED BY SkNAFE.
The Senate 1dopts Resolution Urging
Texas Congressman to Vote
/. for State Commission
Bill

AUSTIN. Texas, Jan. lS.-~The sem
ate today engrossed the bai making
an emergency appropriation of $20,-
coo for the North Texas Normal at
Denton aud $4,000 each for the
other state normals.
The senate adopted resolution
urging the Texas members of con-
gress to vote for the bill preserving
the rights of state railway commits
sions.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-01-18

forming a mob 10 ceme here in an
attempt 10 get Littreli. bur Sheriff
Jones proposes to move him before
the crowd arrives.
Today's fighting vas a kind of
hide and seek game. Yesterday one
officer was wounded The oskus-
kee county posse took all chances
and charged the bandits in their
hiding place. The battle was over
in five minutes.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-01-18

w. y. Brasolton of Waco. j. L. Cline,
@. G. Charlton and r. a, Gillian of
Dallas, ]. N. Gilbert Of Beaumont,
George G. Vaughan Of San Antonio,
Scott Key OF Haskell. and J. g. Bow
er or San Benito. They we're appoint
ed BY Governor Ferguson.
The delegates from this state are
particularly interested in the white
pine blister" which annually de-
stroys forests valued at nearly s4eo,-
0ho.no0. The meeting will end to-
morrow.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-01-18

Fred Gump, an eighteen-yar-o
boy of aKnsas City, has sworn out
a warrant for Harry Thaw. the slay-
er of Stanford White, and Oliver
Brewer, charging that Thaw attack
ed him with two whips in New
York hotel He said Brewer acted as
guardian in Thaw's absence and he
finally escaped and went back to his
home in Kansas City. Thaw evaded
the police, and got away when they
took Bower In charge.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-01-18
REPHESENTATED AT
FORESTRY CONGRESS-

WASHINGTON, Jan. 1s.-Texas
was strongly represented at the in
tepnatlenal forestry conference,
which opened here to-day
The Texas delegation comprises
w. Goodrich Jones of Temple. j. Il.
Foster of College Station. J Lewis
aud w Il, Scott OF Hous-
ton. Richard +. Burgess of FL Paso.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-01-18
ACTIVITIES OF RAIDER
BOOST CORN PRICES

CHICAGO. Jan. 1s.-A new fifty
year record for corn prices was made
today when futures sold at sl.01s.
The destruction OF shipping by the
German raider with the probable
loss OF Argentine corn was a bull
factor May wheat sold at 1Ss and
May oats at 5S as.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-01-18
WAR RISK RATES BOOSTED
BY THE RAIDERS ACTIVITIES

The ships alrcady destroyed ~ tho
raider are valued. with their car
goes, at about $4,000, 900. The In
surance carried ON most Of them wxs
by local underwriters.
Tho French liner ChicagS sailea
fr~sm New York this norning for
Bordeaux, France, regardless Of to
raiders presence. She has one hum
drsss and twenty passrnses4 ahaaxd