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The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1917-08-17
MINUTES OF SURVEY OF THE pow
ERS DRAIN AND SPECIFICATIONS
AND GRADE TABLE FOR THE CON-
STRUCTION OF SAME.

The said Powers Drain is located In
the township OF Thetford, county OF
Genesee. and state of Michigan; and
was surveyed November and 3, 1915,
sioner of the county of Genesee.
Said Powers Drain begins at point
center OF Sec 33 Of Thetford township,
being N, r f, and runs as follows,
to wit:
rh oa sHe Gardnar r. s Grswoi Sf' owner H
S S1R deg. w 1892 CHI, thence II deg.
w $50 CHI. thence n dSH deg; W 9.S2
n line of said land at point IL; 40 oh.
W'of the NE corner same Whole dis
lance on said land 23.9S CHI. or 1892
rods. -
said Sec. 33, ED Powers, owner, N 22
deg. w S.57 ch., thence N 37A deg w
Az CHI, thence S5h deg; w 4;5S en-.
sad land 9a ds same being sec sec line at
point 2.23 CHI. N of SW corner same.
Whole distance on said land 31.14 CHI.
or 1886 rods
the f Y NE y Sec, so. Mrs. Harley
Schlosser. owner, $ 81 deg; W l.59 CHI,
shsSGe SeS s ass cS thence feS eh q des
w 1924 CHI. to- the w line of said land
at a point 1897 CHI. N of SW corner of
same. Whole distance on said land
25.22 ch. or 100.SS rods.
Running thence on the w " NE 4
said Sec. 32, A. ]. Swartz, owner, N 59h
deg. w 2.16 CHI. thence 1874 deg. w
3.1S CHI, thence $ 80 deg. w AGA CHI,
thence N S2A deg. w 0.70 CHI. thence y
SO deg. w 1911 ch., thence N 81 deg. w
0.4S CHI. to w line of said land at point
20.6S ch. S Of NV corner same. Whole
distarc'' on said land 1927 CHI. or 93.0S
rods.
Rui e thence on the f " e " NV
a So Il Sec. 32, Mrs. Emelne Lewis,
owner. " "a deg. w 1892 ch., thence
" So deg. w 2.7S CHI. to terminus in the
Lewis Drain at station No. so plus O.64
CHI. OF said Lewis Drain, or at point
5.61 CHI. w and 17.6S Oh. or N post
of said Sec. 32 of Thetford, being T 8
n, II T.. Whole distance on land 61O
CHI. or 24.40 rods.
Total length of said Powers Drain Is
1921 CHI. or 1884 rods
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-26
BUSY'S LASSIE WINS
NJ. & NJ. STAKE AT
DETROIT MEETING

DE.TItuIT MIch.. lmly % -Ii'"y
I.nhnir won the nnuuml renewal OF IN
Mrrchnnta' nud Manufacturers "l'-
stake for 2.nH grand "tr"uit tr"lt"rH ut
th" Htntr rmir gruIndH Iuduy. TIL" "|rh'
went through i've h"mIa, tn" IIrHi l"
going (" Al. l.. Mack. but when f"h"S'
lhIay'H I.uhrIr diHpusud Of hlIl hhd 'Il"
rrs az IIrrIn rather humidity.
The winner ~ owned by iihr''n ihr-
doe. al AIInnIIr ''Ity. nmd driven ny
Waiter Il. cos. # IInt"r. =. II. J ln
nnIua pair lrIumrh,d last J"hI WIN
hIhiri Irnrh \. l.. Aln'h ""nI 'h"
nrnt nuh nur"I,i heats ali ia" way
iiuayr'n l.nhal. ITIrh {" get "i"i la IA"
"i"'nur anal TnIlrh hI hail " i""Eih. "''I
Ii,, -. '"I,i ~nn ,nnI"I- Ia ia: ill u
~ /. Mach Li"h" "tnI hI'r i'"'r"'' l''"
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Iur n,s.nII go, IhsY hII ih" "''"'ni'
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niI,n, hrnru 80 rn'r. r"'"'', } ~"
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-26
NOW IS GOOD
TIME TO DRIVE
OUT CATARRH

ri up promptly. You might nave beon
sDhruh your prrncHi niiHGilhE
limI uiGW that yuu have thihjfh. WIN
all LIN ,lirlIunHlnE synpinhh l1al nif
90 IIuuLIGhnnir, "npn'InlIy IN ITO WIN
lur IIniu tho ihing I" 81" 10 '" 'aAs
IU - s Immediately aud puIIfy your
Iiluni rui the fniniih eninn "mi NJ
ynui nrnI"In Ihni 10 "hnln'"IY ho"oA'
nn,r " yuu would hn wall
81 s. 81 IN u vrs"IahI" blood f"Wsdyi
lr,tninnl""d l." contain ~" mln"'a'H ana
hnp boon mod fm 80 y"n'p VIVID kr"AI
nlIrrcra IN purifying w" II"HO ann
rrpnrInIIy IN CONJUNCTION with CatHrrh.
Il Iu n tonic anh while driving out tho
Cnlnrrh gormr. buIIr up tho ryat"m'
Ici II bottle ~ ~ II, r.. today. u 10
on rnIr ~ nll drug HiorrH.
Write our Medical department: thay
will send you n special booklet on Ca
Inrrh tn cnrInrp nrh rrHnli". md also
nrIuuIv You with mcdICnl ndVlcO--nno
there Ia no charge for either HorVlce.
Write today. hddrcHH Swift SpSclno
Co, TT Swift building. Atlanta. On.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-26
NAIL CITY SMELLING
WORKS NOT AFFECTED
wh""iI"u nr"m'" Casting b""p""T an"
T.,n aoI,unn hll"a"il""" -" H"'
tiuuo"rn Wnt"Ihnusd rl"nh.

Ia .nnnr..lIuu VII, No ir,"I'u"rv IN
inn, ton t.ru,r."lluR" nrriW"' III" Wh"'I
iur Iltunyr ''nriIuT Company, "I whI'h
" IlItulu Ilrr'l'l""h !" H'n"rnI tn"n"-
.rrr. ~" lI"Rinirr r."''t'l"s rn"thinH
.rtnirI Ia rn"rI ihnt Nj lIhhh""h ~
nIuu NJ thu head at The Sail tIlr RUI"li -
,nr wurhu al Twenty thirh nn'l M"ln
rIrrrI- rhIm abatement !" 'l"ul"d hr
IInrIy WnIrrh"un". proprietor Of fh"
hnII ,Ity Smelling w"rhn. VIII" "ht"''
thai Mr. Iruh,l"'k hnn u" CONNECT i"n
whnIn"r,rr WIN hir rlnmI
MI Wnirrh"uHr "lni"n TINT Will" hi"
,InnI iunInIIn'IrtI"n. t"uI'. "h"I similar
unIrIInI IT, IhnI at TIA" Wh"uliuT IrnnI-i
i'nrIlup IuIuIru}. TIA" NH ilih iin"IlinR
""rka T. "I"rni'l un'i'i '"IIi'Iy amer
at .uu,IIiIUU.. hurh' nnd Iuincn ara
.,nIIIII tat" Ih,. an IhI''uEh "I"'hn nn'i
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/, urItu .nIrIIr nnI aii'kn "a IrlnIiUuIi
ntd Il,un -, ,'mI ,'ii,i I"lnIH
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-26
BENNY LEONARD is
EASY VICTOR OVER
JOHNNY K|LBANE

i'IIIIA I'IaI IIIIN I" '"'A ." W."
a., I,,,,,u,ih luhi n.ii'i.I h"n'i'I"" ."l"I'
pad I''h""' L'I'""' ''''N'' "''fh' Nv"
h"ih'' /" 'h" 'h''h '""'' 80 """' %"
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no, 81, rrr"''i', 'iiIIr'."'" "'''h '.'''"''
r"i H.. -''n h''"""" u" '''"r'"'"'' ''''
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-26
WON nv NM nom

Il'IHIt''.. Tots fn Ih',i''u w"r the
Iir-' n"r," ~ ih" r",i." wl'h ~ I."min
Iiv" !" tuuI l"InI ~ I"uir runhu,l
T." al curly bead. hrr I'"y"uI"iI wrnh
"m"d nuh VIM I'"'I ii,lhiIr hy Lawn.
lluu tn".I"n tenn tl.d ii,. r'",' Ia il".
IIIlh luuIun Watch rInHI"d Ia ihr
rItih Inning uih niI"r Iru,rln" rn'
rlTl"r nal '1"ihu"I - H""'u,I ~" h"Hp.-i.
H." r'"irhI ia" winning run Ir"I"
- I."uIu .......... Int Too huU y
I.mI"u .. TOO OF Hnr !. y
t'r,"nIr"Ii IInumili"u nuh H"t'I'"i'l.
...t,InI,l nitd IhuIunr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-26

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/ lmn ~ Iu liul'l'' I" ''In" w" h"'' H'''
weather r"i l"r"l"'l }" III" ''""'' '''
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rinmnti y" hn'"h f"' 10" low" WIZ"
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iH,u'I IhIuh Ili"I either my h'"'
al nHu'" -" VIII nav" '"'" "''''''
/" ia" I""i II'i"r !" "'' NUM-" '''N
nIl IN IIUI IN nh'lhIfN WV wv "
ul"unH"T InUrI I''"t"Ih' ''"h" l'''"'''''
iI"r mud unrI"I' I"' 'i''h u" '"' wv
u"rrIhlr hn'h " l''"l"'l"'y '"''"h w
thrIr hlIIinH han Iuri nl"hii r"' W."
ihiIlirr "nt "I i'''i' 'h""''" ~ "n"' ~"
r"i III" r'"""""'. ""l'"" ~"
nI,"uld hr""h h"hIY """"rh '" '''"" ''''
i'''"""' bead
t!'n'. ~" "'' nh''' "" "'"'" ~
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p" "i"mr "lIh"'I r"ilI"r '""' 81 ~
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"u,I t,,,I,nIIt IIt'I "'t ''"2
what ""I /" li'" nrh' toe H'"' I''"'"'
rae tli"Ut" I,"'" "'"'" commanding
I.nd II"" ,,.,"l f,li,".'.'" If h"""''"'
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"I"ulIur ~ ~" "l"l" 'l'"' Ia. 'h"P
hnrn pInr,L f"~n' r"rn"- 'hnU ~" nav"
nnd Inri tru'r T." hn rur" 'l'rr MN
Lor, IL."r .uuI,"tr t.N ~ wlp" "H
iLotr r,hr,lmIrr rhI"h r"',lh h""r 'h"'r
u,r,r,u ct -urriv ""rur,rInII"
or r,u,rrr " N,,tpnv'r club rh"uih
Lrrnt I,rhIv rnturIhiug whl"h I hUhi
rrrrrt although cuiir"lv r"H"Inlo ~
nrurr tho nrd" h,r" -" p""d n chime"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-26
yANKS DEFEATED
IN BOTH CONTESTS
BY THE CH|CAGOS

NEW hhitN. JmIY -, 'hIrnr" de
f"nl'd N"w i"rk In both '"ut"aI% If Il
'lnuhl" header her" I"duy hy nc"IrH 1T
i"IT /" one and rive iu four In Tia"
iIrSt Eanmn tlr"tt" pitched his u.uinl
"tr"nr gam" nEn.maI the Ynnk"c*. whil"
t'hiruK" punched ErIru Of lia tea hilH
'n M"rri,lRn IN the seventh and eight
innings.
The visitors won the arcuud Euiuc In
Ih" iiTHI inning w.lrn they hnuChG,l
ll"l''I "tI "l ia" h"A. a'."hInE Iutir runs
IA IIru hlIH ia IuHbIu by Gideon mI,l
=. sacrifice ~. Score
t'llnI CAN, II II r.
lineage" ..-.. UUn uuG :rH ~ i
.,''' Yah nuh cot no.. -
h."iI'. "id luih 4I"niILr' "irI
.s,,U"i,"i,t
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-26

The NntIonn inaKu" swat supremacy
seems to lac Il rshw mrrnIT with trulh:
and Uuunh. Edit" slammed ih~ pill yr,
t"rlny for FOUR "nfG drives Ia tVn times
M, and triIl," went with nary hIuEI"
II l"nks ~ though within IL short IIinr
Itnunh may hr again enjoying the plcn~,
liIu Of thu top rinry-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-26
TO OPEN BUTCHER SHOP
Rcymann Packing Company Will OPP
cratic Retail Market In Market
Street Property.

II brcum" known lnni nlght That ia"
Rrymnnn l'nrkInY company la making
arrangements 1" open II r"Inll butcher
shop in III" prnI"rly formerly orCu-
pied by The Lyric motiGr pirtur" the
ntrr on Market HITr'"t lIri nbuvc
Fourteenth The Inyunun iulrr"nin
have owned TIA" pr"p"rty f"r rrV"Iui
the huiltlluE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-26
-------.r. ---------,..t.-.-.

hinn"IT Win. ,I.'lit la All th''" 81 we
,nuIrtr.a anal n"'''il '"'""'''
rn IuI.I -. has,. "''"n'i In l"H '"' .
NnI.Iu'II ~i", L. si'l"" h"I"h r'''"''
81 i,n,ir .."n ii"'l i'I'. I'I".l hi"' ''"''
nud ILu,.l, Ia Ihr "uit"ll
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-26

f.i Wnlbh rnrninr White Nos IwIrI"I
TnlnrIUd iu Manager hInlliuHn Of tie
Iiruvrn Tor iiuIY YrnI'I'i"y
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-26
STANDING az Clubs
To days DANES.

Tn-dsT's DANES.
irnIuu ~ ~ i.nuIn ..-.-
Iliu"hlIn a. I'IIinlIiUh
Sow YnTh at t'hI.ng"
l'hIImlclp iln a. Cincinnati
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-26
ntsndlun "I UIuiIs

=" d.E's usn.s
m .UuIu at fNunI
sv"tuud al wool, luHt"n
I'hi'"u" ~ li"~ G"Ih
i'"iI"II ~ PHILADELPHIA"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-26

NIr"Lnt-'..I i'"r I'.tt
t'",'ii" u E.r"ua'lltU
'i,"nt i'nrI'ln. hT' i"Dfl"il
r"ti WryU". ! iit"l,n"nh u
Tmt Wayne, I, ill"''r"nh,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-26
AMERICAN LEAGUE.


Hsstsrdsss 1sEultS.
! chicago. I. New YORK; |.
thIrnu". h Hrw r"Ih
! Philadelphia. = l'"II"It,
u''nI"n. g. ~ I."uIr.
WnnhinH 'Inv"lrud InII
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-26

InrII hu,I liIu IInIIIu Ia IL lat Tea I',y
,In va nIth II,f fans uin la. lnILIun -. thluh
that Ihn dag" nIt,",I "h'ut r'''niIY IL
i,ur That TIA" i!""'pi, i''"'h Ir r"I,I'
i.n.h tInu, y'nIrH"Ii 'I"rn r"'rI""Ii
III" rcnn"t La "tld'ni 'n"''rh Ih"
fIu",n hnv"ui I'll" I''I t"I t." i" :"
TI,n t,n,hn I"'"ntIf a., h-h ~ To- tlt..
I'iIninr nrIr"rr I" Ia, rr"rul"Inr ru"i'I Tat
I",hIn hnn h""u I'ln VIM u lnuil, rnur,
~ liin IhIrL srrh aud h"u l""u hIIliur
~" hnlI ."urIrt"uIlF Although u",hiur
n,t.It .,urlt ho I""ru"d '"u'."iuiuv he.
nkIiIiy "r IInrt"l III hi" "l"rI tin'. YEA
InrIIny hIp rlmIn ~ IA" ''IirI hI,uIrhI
boy t. tho hrnrI It '."'"I I,r'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-26

rho nr-i nIrrhIp mads 4 svnrseotNI
nrrhI IN inOl mn ths nrst aiPDlAAA
r'ur years Is,sC, .-.-..i....-- J
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-26

FIRST lfnrkhrT t.uhnTuH at ilt, ran g.
whura nuHiinE Ind hrru IhI,'nI'urd 80 u
result Of v hitting slump. '"nu'" h,.h
In trout niyIr lmriI W""k II" lat III. each
nnd rvrTy .u" IT Ilr a. rnIu'r IIn,,l
compiling Hu hlrtnr' 81 J, ! IL. l'Ii'.''.I
Ink nIun awaits 'ui 81 ~ IIuI'.a az
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-26
HOW THEY STAND
NATIONAL. LEAGUE:

T.stssd.T's n..uIts
We. t'lIi"huruI, tIlh
Nh nih"I rrIi"n sch ehuicd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-26

'itmr I"' h"trt.' IL i'uuuuIh
''llnlt'L fmI. hniIu"td ~ ".''"'h
49, Iiuu fut iuuIrl,r IL ululh
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-01-20
SWISS TROOPS
To BE: Modified
ALL SWISS RESERNISTS IN AM
ERICA ON LEAVE ORDERED
TO RETURN HOME.
Reported That the Goteament Is
Planning to Mobilize Two
Additional Army
Corps.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2o.-Aetine
ON instructions from his home gov
efnment Minister Ritter today issued
orders through Swiss consuls
throughout America for all reserYists
on conditional leave OF absence TO
return Immediately.
DR.. Ritter, at the time he was or
dered TO issue these instructions, OBJ
tanned information that three addi-
tional Swiss army corps are to be
moblliztd Jan. "a. lie said today
that the government dispatch de-
clared that Switzerland had no fear
OF any hostile move by either group
Of belligerents. The new troops, II
is believed, are to be- used In re-
lieylng part OF two army corps now
already modified. it was stated
Reports from London recently
mentioned the massing of large Ger
man forces ON the Swiss frontier and
fear was expressed that Swiss neu-
trality might be violated.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-01-20
WITHDRAWAL
IS NOW UNDER WAY
caRT0OSIsT AND BRIDE TO
TREASURE ISLAND

CHICAGO. jan 2o.-John r. Nc
Cutcheon, cartoonist. war corre-
spcndent and soldier of fortune, who
was married here taaay to Miss
Evelyn Shaw, has always had a
hankering to iiFe in the haunts OF
pirates and buried gold. That LETT
hiu a choice between New York City
and Treasure Island He took the
island
after the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs.
McCutcileon started On their trip TO
the land he has dreamed Of ever
since he sailed his boylaood brig un-
der the skull and crossbones over the
hills and dales OF Indiana.
AeGutcheon recently bought Salt
Car. the island OF the Bahama
group. perhaps better known as
Treasure Island Z This romatic lit
tie spiateh Of land stands up from
the sea five miles from Nassau, New
Providence, ard is in the midst OF
British territory.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-01-20
ARMY TEAMS
CLASH TODAY
THE EAST WILL MEET THE
SOUTHWEST At LEAGUE
PARK THIS AFTERNOON.
FOR ARMY CHAMPIONSHIP
The Came This Afternoon Is to iIe-
eide Champion Militia Team OF
Countrs-Iarge Crowd
in Attendance.

SAN ANTONIO, Texas, Jan. 90
Il will be "all eastern" against "all
southwestern when the Second Tex
as infantry and the First New York
cavalry eleyens clash at League park
this afternoon for the football cham
pionship in the United States army.
The Texans are the favorites In the
betting as they have an unbrokea
record OF seven victories. Even moneT
was being placed that New York
doesn't score.
The lineup:
Texas Hendricks, Texas 4. & NJ,
left end; Duncan, Texas. left tackle;
Birge, Texas, left guard; Dillard,
Texas, center; Berry. Texas, right
guard; Simpson, Texas, right tackle :
Turner, Texas, right end; Watson,
Southwestern, quarter back; Clark,
Texas. left half; Dotson, Baylor,
right half; Collins, Texas A. & NJ.
full back; Ogden, Texas, sub; Nell
son. Texas, sub; Abbott, Texas A. &
NJ, SUBJ Gambrell. Baylor, sub;
Lane. Texas, sub.
New York-Andrews. Princeton,
left end Driscon, Williams College.
left tackle; Sinner. Syracuse, left
guard; Forsyth. Syracuse. center;
Canlon, New York university. right
guard; Jordan, Indiana. right tackle;
Little, Harvard. right end; Butler,
Cornell quarter back; Wilkinson;
Syracuse, left half; Glass, Syracuse,
right half; Miller, Cornell. full back; !;
Potter, Dartmouth, sub; Duffy. Buff
falo University, sub; Riley, George
town, sub; Coehensburger. Pennsyl-
vania. sub; Hanlon. Villanova, sub.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-01-20
DAYLIGHT RA|O MlOE
ON 4 KANSAS BANK
son OF PRESIDENT OF lySTITU-
sION WOUNDED IN RUNNING
FIGHT WITH BANDITS.

KANAPOLIs, kan. Jan. 2o.-
James cowie Jr.. son of the presi-
dent OF the Exchange SSate bank
here, was wounded in the arm in D
running fight with five bandits Who
blew up the bank vault early today
and escaped with $4,000 in cash and
si.o0e In stamps.
The robbers broke into the Union
Pacific tool house, took pick and
left their automobile standing In the
ALLEY behind the bank. With the
pick they broke open the back door
land used five shots OF nitro glycerine
Ito break Into the vault.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-01-20
SEA RAIDER CARRIED
SMALL UNOERSEA BOATS
shoot you and your ship to pieces

shoot you and your ship to pieces
Immediately after oar capture
this commander told me that he ex-
peesed the captured Hudson Maru
in "a fesF days and would PUT the 9ffsis-
loners aboard her. Questioning me-
about the whereabouts Of the sfeam-
ship ArFaguaya, the German officer
said, don't be afraid. s'iu only de-
sfroying ships. ! ara not killing
women and children
''The German officer who was in
charge o. the prisoners taken of the
raiders various prizes urged as 10
make ourselves as comfortable as
possible" the Radnorsniae captain
continued. ''It was only when a new
victim was sighted thai we were lock-
ed up
t1'his quotation from the captain
of the Radnorshife clears mp the
which he mada yesterday
complaining of i'll treatment. II ap-
pears from eodaS's dispatches sstat
the captains complaints referred TO
treatment aboard the Hudson Maru
the ''prison ship" which was sent
to Pernan,buco. Evidently the Ger
mans packed the Japanese prize as
full OF prisoners rs they could. Jude-
ing from today's version the prison
crs we're granted the freedom OF the
raiders decks.)
when we of the Radnorshire and
other prisoners were transferred 10
the Hudson Mara noticed that n
number of The Hindoos who had beer
with us were being detained aboard
the raidor,s the cantain said. 1.-The
German officer explained thai he vas
keeping them 70 work in the engine
room, but that he would release them
soon.''
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-01-20
CLOSE DEAL FOR SALE
Of DALLAS FRANCHISE
OF TEXAS LEAGUE
CLUB PASSES INTO HANDS OF
CALIFORNIA PARTIES.

DALLAS. Texas, Ian 2o.-The
deal for the purchase OF the local
Texas league franchise was finally
closed when Hamilton Patterson OF
Los Angeles today deposited a check
Tor $4,000 TO the credit of Joe Gard
aer in a local bank.
Doc White, former White soz
pitcher and manager of the Vernon.
California, club. is Patterson's part
ner IN the deal The total amount
OF the deal is ss5,ooa which coyera
only the franchise and PLAYERS.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-01-20

TO HAVE BEEN
SIGHTED oEF LOWER COAST
OF BRAZIL THURSDAY.
WAS TRAVELLING NORTH
BRAZILIAN Steamer Ginning 10 Have
Seen the Destroyer Said She Was
Travelling Alone at About
20 Knots Speed.

RIO JANEIR0, Jan. 2o.--The first
report indicating the general Local
don of the German raider in the
south Atlantic came today when the
Brazilian steamer Bahai reported the
sighting OF "a vessel off the coast OF
Rio Giande de Norte ON Thursday.
The stranger was travelling north at
q speed estimated at about 30 knots
I'm hour. No eons&rt was sighted
with her.
Rio Grande dc Sorte is one OF the
northwestern states OF Brazil, form
Inc the nethcastermost point OF the
South american continent.
Practically ali the South American
nations are taking steps TO guard
the neutrality of their territorial
waters. The Uruggayan government
has sent the steamer Corsa,io from
Monteyideo to do patrol duty along
It's shores.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-01-20
BREAK CAMP
At Fl VALE
REPORTED THAT TROOPS An
SOUTHERN BASE HAVE START
TOWARD MIN CAMP.
MOTOR TRUCKS CO SOUTH
One Hundred and Fifty Empty Motor
Trucks Went Into Mexico Ycster-
day From Columbus Building
Corrals for Horses.

I'll PASO, Texas, Jan. 2O.-4al-
though official announcement il lack
ing there is every Indication that the
withdrawal Of the American punitive
expedition from Mexico has begun.
Reports received here stated tyat
the American camp at FL Talle, Gem
era. Perslling's southernnlost base,
was broken yesterday. and that the
troops started toward the main camp
|at DubIan
There were other straws in the
wind which bore out the unofficial
reports. During yesterday one hum
dred and fifty empty motor trucks
went south into Mexico from the Co
lumbus base. while the construction
or corrals for horses was started at
Columbus.
In official quarters here it was sd
mi'red to-day that preparations for
the withdrawal are under way, but
Officials stated that they did NOT
know that the actual withdrawal had
begun.
In Jnarez railway men said that
many cars had been concentrated At
Dublan on the Mexican Northwestern
railway line, while orders had been
given to stop all shipments Of forage
from the border by rail.