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iBy Associated Prcss.l

British Headquarters in France
Sept. 20.-(Delayed.) 1.-The British Of.
fensive which began at dawn over q
wide front east OF the Ypres salient
found the attacking forces late today
holding many positions of vital i'm.
portance and continuing the fight in
German territory along a line which
in many places represented an aver
age gain of mile in depth.
Such redoubtable strongholds as
Nuns wood, Glencorse wood, Inver-
ness copse and Shrewsbury forest,
which have withstood numerous fierce
assaults recently, were entirely over
run by the British, who reached
points we'll beyond them. N
Heavy fighting was continuing at
close range at various points and the
Germans were massing troops with
the evident intention of delivering
counter-attack.
1t has been a day of great success
for the British arms, for the posses
sion of wooded heights which they
captured east of Ypres unquestionably
is of crucial Importance, since these
dominating positions form the key
stone of the German structure of de-
Tense in this sector.
The greatest gains have been made
between st. Julien and Hollebeke,
which was as had been planned, for
within this stretch of country lie the
important defense just mentioned.
Perfect Barrage Fire.
The troops that went out to the
attack represented some of the finest
men in the British army. They entered
the conflict in high spirits and eager
for the fray.
Their advance was preceded by one
of the most perfect and heaviest bar
rage fires yet attempted. The men
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Liberty Bonds Sell Above
: Par on N. Y. Exchange

New York, Sept. 2l.-For the first
time since Liberty bonds were listed
on the stock exchange in June, when
the securities sold at slight pre-
MUM during the initial week of their
offering, they went above par today,
reaching l00.02 on small transactions.
After the sale of two blocks of $780,
600 each and one of $4,000. the Sc
curities rose to premium. Trading
in the bonds was active. The low rec
ord for full lots was 99.52 on
Aupust e
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Charge Mayor Of
Philadelphia With i
Murder Conspiracy

Petrograd, Sept 2l.-GeneraI Alex
Jeff has resigned his post as chief of
the general stat under Premier Ker-
ensky, the commando in chief of the
Russian armies, according to news
paper reports today. The, resignation
is said to be due to differences with
the premier, the latter insisting on
the removal from headquarters Of all
officers under suspicion of completely
with General Korniloff.
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FARMERS PRESENT
DRAFT CASE TO
The PRESIDENT
Will Make a Showing That if
They Are Not Exempted From
SeIeCtive Draft, Crops Of
Nation will Suffer. 4

Washington, Sept. 2l.-(From a
Staff Correspondent 1.-The farmers
of the country, through their various
organizations, have decided to call the
presidents attention to the effect of
the selective draft on the production
of foodstuffs. The Federal Farm Or
ganizations, with which most of the
farm organizations throughout the
country affiliate, will present the sub
ject to the president next Monday. A
committee made up of influential men
from various sections of the country
will submit memorial, setting out
the facts as they have ascertained
them.
As basis for the representations
to be made to the president, the
memorial will call attention to the re-
peated declaration of men who speak
with authority, that food will win the
war. Only this week Federal Food
Commissioner Hoover, in addressing
the business men of the United
States, in convention at Atlantic City,
re-emphasized the importance of re-
membering "that the outcome of the
war will depend on food supply"
Iti sasserted that the war has taken
from the farms of the country one
in seven of the farm laborers and that
as the war goes on this ratio Is
bound to increase unless some step
is taken to retaiR the farm food
producers at their labors~ .-lss.
The federal food administration is
receipt Of many letters every day
from men in various sections of-the
country, calling attention to the effect
the war call for men is having on
farm production.
Seeding Being Halted.
Right now, it is asserted, WHEAT
seeding in some sections of the coun-
try is being halted by reason of farm
ers' sons having to respond to the
call under the selective
draft.
In manytlocalities how to harvest
the corn crop is a problem, it is as
serted. Af .-
The organizations that are to take
Up the subject with the president will
attempt tc show. that the seleetive
draft law does not operate equitably
SO far a. the sons of farmers are
concerned. 1t is asserted that farm
ers' sons rarely ask for exemption,
even though they may be clearly ell
titled to it. 1t has been Held, Of
course, that local boards may not ex-
empt any class, and it is asserted that
stat appeal boards have failed in most
instances to take cognizance of the
eceSsity of maintaing the labor sup
ply on the farm.
The men who are to take up the
subject with the president next Mon
day will not propose any solution.
Their view is that the president ,undr
the existing law, has authority to
take steps which will result in retin-
ing the men needed on the farms.
1t is believed that under the seiec-
tive draft act, farm laborers after re-
porting to the cantonments could be
detailed back home, under orders to
work the farms. This is only one of
numerous informal suggestions that
have been made.
The memorial to the president will
suggest that if the principle of fhe
frout,u,,od -, De-. ST. r,.,,..- c.-\
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GERMAN GOLD TO LNFL UENCE CONGRESS;
PARANOLA DEFENSE IN AK MURDER CASE
American Regiment Under Fire
On ALLIES Lines of Communication

American Training Camp France Thursday Sept 2l-By day
night the men the American regiment Of engineers which has
important line of French railways hauling
of ammunition and other supplies army operating
against the Germans
The American regiment has been
and getting all its supplies except clothing the French
ment The officers and entered the with
and they already have been under German bombs and machine
gun fire from arpanes. >..1
Within the few nights heavy supplies hurryng toward
the front attacked by several planes None
dangerously close but the frebox of the
opened for stokn planes swooped down the train and
tered it with teeljacketed bullets. 49,.
The fire hot that eventually the stopped
taking refuge beneath the engine Relating their experience
these anmen rather wanked
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Steamer Reported Sunk
Arrives Safely in Port

An Atlantic Port, Sept. 2l.-The
American steamship Susana,> previ-
ously reported sunk by>a German sub
marine in the Mediterranean, has ar
rived safely at foreign port, accord
ing to cable advices received by agents
TODAY.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-09-22

Washington, Sept 21.-Secretary Lansing today made
public astounding addition the series Of disclosures of
German ntrgues in America and elsewhere message sent
by Count Won Bensor in january of this year the Berlin
foreign oce requesting authority to $4,000 to
uence through organization apparently
known to Berlin authorities
Count Bernstor indicated in his message that money
had been paid this organization former occasions
form the work
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-09-22
Bliss Succeeds
Scott as Chief
OF Army Staff

Washington, Sept. 2l.--Major Gen.
era. Tasker H. Bliss today was named
chief-of-staff Of the army to succeed
Major General Hugh L. Scott who
retires from Office tomorrow.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-09-22
Price of Gasoline and
Kerosene Auain Boosted

New York, Sept. 2o.-Thefexport
price of gasoline an kerosene in cases
was advanced "A cent a gallon today
to 1850. !,
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KELLY,S LAWYERS
MEET WITH REBUFF
IN COURT RULINGS
Judge Boies Refuses to Admit Line of Testimony That
Might Involve Others in Murder Without Com
plete Foundation; Two Alienists Testify
4 That Little Minister Is Paranoiac.
BY EDWARD BLACK,

Red Oak, Ia, Sept 21-(Special Telegram The de-
fense the trial Of Rev. Lyn G. Kelly accused of Vsca
MURDERS brought aens the witness stand today
prove the insanity of the prisoner They said he manifested
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-09-22
BRITISH DRIVE
TEUTONS BACK
0NW|DEFR0NT
Behind Most Perfect Barrage
Fire Yet Attempted Allies
Smash Through German
Lines at ypres.
BULLETIN.

London, Sept. 2l.---Field Marshal
Haig, In latest reports regarding
the British offensive on the Belgian
front to the east Of Ypres yester.
day, when the British troops pushed
through the German lines for dis
tance OF more than a mile, says that
the completeness Of the British sue
cess Is confirmed by detailed ac-
counts Of the battle.
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Bernstorff Intrigues
Revealed in CabIegram
Asking Credit Of $50, 900
State Department Has Complete knowledge of Activities
of Former German Ambassador Dealing With His
Efforts to Influence Congress Against De-
claring War on Germany.
Argentina to Break Nth Kaiser
As Result of Former DupLicity

Buenos Aires Sept 2Argnna probably
Germany developments The Asso-
cated Press learns from high ofhciar source
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The Weather
Comparative Local Record.

Lsn .empeias0' 49, 90 % b3 81
scipitauon -. So. 90 90 90 .26
Temperature I'd precipitation departures
from the normal at Omaha since March i
and compared wth the past two years. >
Normal tenperlture ...........,, 64
Deficiency for the day. &
Total deficiencJ, since March /. .1sa
Normal precipitation ....... 07 inch
Deficiency for the day. .07 inch
Total rainfall since March l.. .202e inches
Deficiency since March 1...... 3s2 inches
Deficiency for cor. period 1s1s.1o12 inches
Deficiency for cor. period 1915. Sc inches
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Reports From Stations at p. M.

/. A. WELSH, Meteorologist.
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Dill
EhGR0ss[D By HOUSE
MEASURE OUTLINING tUNtiIsES-
sIoNAL DISTRICTS IN FIRST
AMENDED

AUSTIN, Texas. Ian. Pc The
Homer Congressional Reslfstrictsng
bill, as amended by committee, vas
engrossea III the house YESTERDAY
afternoon after Mir. Hagby's molten
TO postpone until Feb. & had been
lost. SO to 81. Ali floor amendments
were defeated
Under this bill. the naiias district
.is composed OF Dallas, Ellis. Hill and
Rockwell counties. and the Galveston
district Il Galveston. Chambers. Lab
erty. san Jaelnto. Polk, Trinity.
Houston. Anderson, Leon. Madison,
walker. Grimes and Montgomery
The Galveston and Dallas deiega-
tions contend their districts are too
large, bur amendments to cut Hill
from the Dallas district and to cut
Madison and Waller form the Calves
ton district were futile.
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too New nlesla.... les.

TIE Daily Light has iest feeaifea
fron4 NeW York CITY another ore
hundred New Universities nicllon-
aries. This viii be the last shipment
to arrive. When these hoeks are
sold tae dictionary eanpai#n ~
Naxahachie ard Ellis county vii. b
closed. We VIII noE p4t on anot
sale Of dictionaries for tNo seArs
This will be your last chance 20 Sc
che at 50 een3s. Il viii net take
very long 10 sell one hundred %
these books al the price named.
Hereafter you wili be required to
eiip only ONE coupon and bring
same 10 This office with 9sc aud get
Bco6, Every home needs an up
to-date DICTIONARY Discard your old
book. now cut q date, and ser yea o
new ore With al the modern @ertis,
Cut the coupon from the Daily
Light today and get your book. as
this poaittvely viii be tbs last ship
ment Go arrive
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EDRssRTS AND EDAoNDSoN
Will HOLD n CONFERENCE.

BeFors returning to local base
haal headquarters Secretary Doak
Roberts of the Houston club will
visit Logger Edmondson on the latter
NaxAhachie farm and will attempt
IL persuade Roger to autograph a
baseball contract for 1917 Just at
present Roger Is ell torn up By
conflicting emotions. He doesnt
knew whether To put In the sum-
mer or ls11 pitching ball in the
uLiform OF local Buff or pitching
hay ard other things on his Ellis
county farm.
RaEaafIy a dea.h in tho Edmond
son family put the management of
the E5mondscn estate IN the horny
Eansls of RDgey. He eonfided TO q
nsrsh Texas friend that he was
through with baseball and the re-
p(1s xaached Houston. Being called
To tsorsieana On h1sss.~-ss matters i
day er 50 ago. Doak Roberts sak-s
he would visit Roger and set the
straight goods from him concerning
his Intentions
Essson6son originally studied AZ
Trinity university 10 heeossae i civil
eaginesr. bat found the going too
seasny after he had been graduated
frona trigononssrg into calculus.
Iszekes stsg Is work ont baseball
problems to those Of higher math,
he enfered professional baseball a.
d Buff In 1911 Tia season he
CRACKED fss bean az First Basenan
IIsFassv of tfa Galveston club with a
swifs breaking inshoat. mislaid his
control temporarily after the Incl
dent, bas lasar did wonderful
come- back since then Ed hes been
u valuable asset 10 the Bluffs.
n RD~er does decided 10 quit The
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OhE SERIOUSLY HURT
IN AUTO ACCIDENT
can PLUNGED lNTs, DITCH On
PIKE NEAR LANCASTER
MONDAY NIGHT.

DALLAS, Texas, Jan ao. shell
ton plpkGn sustained serious Injuries
and e. f. Befing was iaeera'a'
about the leg when an automeblie
IS which the .wa we're riding
n,aneed into ditch about TIVE
miles north Of Lancaster aa .s@o
o'clock Monday night The inJarea
men were brought TO the emefgah-
az hospital by ]. D. and y, I. basis
of Mavpearl. who wer driving 20.
other ear short distance behind
the pinhin's machine II tire nnas.
Treatment VAS administered ~ the
emergency hospital. but Il was
found advisable tc transfer fipkih
g the Baptist sanitarloni. DR.. e.
NJ. Rosser. who is treating the men,
stated Tuesday morning that an
y-rav examination vii be tilasle
Tuesday. II is probable, he stated,
that the spine is injured.
The men we're returning to May
pearl from Dallas when the aeel-
dent occurred. Boring said that the
car was going A. rapid rate OF
sleed at the time OF the aeeiaenis
md when the car ven into the
ditch both occupants were thrown
+ as FsFs
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BIC STEAMER AGROUND
IDENTITY NOT KNOWN

MIN YORK, Jan. so.---a large
unidentified steamship is hard
aground today on the southeast emf
of Barilegat Shoals. \. j. ON az.
count OF the rouah sea the coast
guard service WAS unable to ielnlrr
assistance. hut a: daylight line reve-
nue cutter Mohawk picked her way
down from Sandy HonA m il dense
fog.
Coast guards at Barneeat report
ed the fog SD thick there early this
morning that il was impossible 10
obtain the steamships name with
their signal lights.
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PRESIDENT SUPPLE
NAMES COMMITTEE

C. MI Supple, president Of the Ellis
County Bar. has appoluted the fol-
lowing committees on memorial ser
vices 10 be held BY the Ellis County
Bar In honor To the memory 1T Judge
Joe e, Lancaster. deceased, u Sims
library. sunday afternoon. Feb IL.
ut 3 o'clock
Committee On program and speak
ersJ Lea Cannon. chairman J,
d. McRae. Earl Brown. John H.
Sharp. E Il. Routh.
Committee on arrangenenssG.
G. GToee. chairman. Fred E. Wilson,
Tom r. Whipple, j. G. Lnnpkins.
Mark Smith.
Committee On publicity aud print
ing *. u. Kemhle. chairman: W. Fl
Brown. H. X stovall. John poin-
dexter. Tora Ball.
Committee on musie--George w,
Coleman. chairman; #. L. Hawkins
w. Il. Harding. Henry TREY, ]. T.
Spencer. S. L. Dawson.
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SEVERE EARTH TR[MOn
IS RECORDED TO-DAY.
INDICATED IT
MAY HAVE OCCURRED In
ASIA OR EUROPE.

CLEVELAND. Ohio. Jan. 39.
THE most severe earthquake shock
Ia two years was recorded BY the
seislnogfaph at St. lgnatius college
last night. ii was announced today.
The tremor began al 1910 p. IN.
and reached its maximum at 1925
and ceased at 1880.
The quake apparently was seven
o. eight thousand kilomoters away.
which might place Il in Asia or
E.urope.
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HELD
As PRISONERS
SURVIVORS TAKEN FROM TRsiED
MERCHANT ships HELD As
WAR PRISONERS.
RAIDER was THE MOEN[.


LONDON. Ian. se-Germany Isl
keeping as ~ar prisoners all nesi-
trial members OF the crews Of the
armed pprizes taken by latest Ger
man raider. according 10 stories Of
Neutral survivors from the Yarrow-
dale arriving Mt Copenhagen enroute
ia their homes
Twensy-slx of such survivors. AM
orleans, swesles and Norwegsans, ar
rived at the Danish port direct from
Get many They hal been taken from
unarmed vessels captured by the
|raiaer which all agreed was the
ii oewo-.and brought to sNinemunde
on the yarrowdaie. later being re-
LEASED On their showing OF neutral
citizenship and because tie vessels on
which they served were nnarmeds
The German official statement on
the Yarrowaale declared that Of the
lass members CT crews OF captured
vessels brought to Swinemunde, Que
hundred and three were nensrals.
Therefore, ii is assumed here that
1.-THE remaining seventy-seven neutral
survivors are being elasaad by Ger
many as members OF hostile forces
simply because they served on hostile
merchantmen.
Copenhagen dispatches today add
ed one more ship to the raiders list
lof victims. The British steamer
Cambrian Range was sunk early in
December
The tNenty-six survivors united in
identifying the raider as the German
e1a{ser Meewe and placed her speed
well ever twenty knots an hour She
vas described as heavily disguised
win guns soseoncealad by false rails
that her formidable character was
no. apparent until she dropped her
mask. Her CREW declared she had
sufficient supplies Of food and fuel TO
last her until March The raiders
armament was given IS four large
guns, two smaller ones and four
turpelo tubes.
The survivors at Copenhagen de-
cIared that the meals served aboard
the raider we're mostly maearoni and
biscuits, and during their confine-
rnent III Germany they had nothing
but cabbage and bread
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THIRD CONFERENCE
OF ENTENTE NATIONS

LONDON, Jan. 3o-The third OF
the allied conferences seeking CO..
operation OF All the forces Of all the
entente nations is ia progress st Pc
ifsefad to-day Particular interest
attaches To IL. is the ylew Of uaii-
targ experts herr. because Of the re-
GEM indications en the ilga front
Of 3 nas STRENGTHENING of the Rus
SLAMS and because the czar's forces.
a. welI as those Of Bumania. haze
apparently atopped the Germans pro-
sress Ia Bumania.
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ANOTHER NEGRO IS
KILLED At BRISTOL
QUARREL OVER GAMBLING DIS
PITE LEADS TO FATAL
SHOOTING.
27s pd

Ben franklin, a negro man about
so years Of age, was shot With a pls-
tol ard killed about O'Clock Sat
urday morning on the Matt An
drews farm near Bristol.
Tho negro who is accused OF do
lag the killing was known there as
sBlaekeap, and it Is alleged that
the killing was the result of gam
bling. The murderer got away and
ct last report had not been arrested.
Palmer precinct officers were call
ed 10 look into the case. Ennis
News.
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SOLDIERS On
GUARD II TIE BRIDGE

FL PAso. Texas. January 80
About oge hundred Carrauza cav
alrymen drew upon the International
border early today TO prevent q re-
eurrence of The rioiing Of the past
two days. Arrangements have been
made to diainfect and battle Mex
cans on the Juarez side OF the river.
The daily pilgrimage across The bor-
der to this side was peaceful this
morning.
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CALLED SESSION lfhELY
SAYS JUICE MILLER

According to Judge Barry Miller
of Dallas, called session Of The leg
islature Will be held Immediately
after adjournment OF the regular
session. which viii probably come
early In March due to the fact thai
none of the legislators are anxious
20 remain 1t Austin at SO per He
gave az a reason Tor saying there
weuld be a special called session the
facf that il was alreaay written into
The rules governing the house that
no effort would be made 70 consider
I'M appropriation bill at the regular
term.
Taking 1t fer granted that the
regular session will end early in
March. it is likely that Governor
Ferguson wiIl call 4 special session
ito assemble Immediately thereafter,
lin order that the business coming be-
fore the body may be dispensed with
,at a reasonable time
Judge Miller also said he expected
TO see Ellis county created into q
separate Judicial district
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The Humane society.

The January meeting Of the Ellis
County Humane society. which was
al the regular time Of its
meeting. January II. will be held
Wednesday afternoon at o'clock
10 the commercial club rooms.
We are now affiliated With the
State Bureau OF child and Animal
Protection, and II Is possible toe
charter and seal viii arrive in time
to be on exhibition at this meeting.
A full attendance Il desired.
SECRETARY.
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LIABILITIES EXCEED
ASSETS, DOORS CLOSED

SEATTLE, WASH Jan s0-The
Moitsage BANK and Trust company
failed 70 open itg doors al ten O'Clock
this morning The banks liabilities
afs gwen at s1,g9g. 600 and IT'S as
sets al S1.lo0,0 $50.
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Hotcl Rogers Arrivals.

John c. Wood, Dallas: Harry
hentschnor. New York; W. II. Ham
noud, st. Louis; Gus kaufman.
Dallas; Bernie Hill. st. Louis; J,
/. Collins. nallas, A. 2 1app, Dat
los. c ]. Giihut. Fort Worth. w.
!. SHAW Jr.. Dallas; ". V. Ram
aey' Z. A iaurrelle, Houston; J.
+ Connally, Dallas; Ry. Walker.
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STATE MILITIA SOON
To Dc On WAY HOME
TROOPS STATIONED oN HoRDER
VILLA. 49, SENT ROME As
RAPIDLY As POSSIBLE.

WASHINGTON Jan All mi
l'iamen new stationed on she Dor
der viii soon be enroute home. Sec
rotary OF Baker declared this after
noon. After the first movement of
The $4,000 ordered home, the balance
OF the militia VIII be- sent home AZ
rapidly as railway facilities can he
procured
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The last shipment of New Uni
yerslties Dictionaries have arrived
Clip one coupon from the Daily
Light. send or bring it e this Of
flee and get a book for CSC. This
last shipment contained ore hundred
books and they will not last long.
better get yours nos. 274 pd
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WILSON'S nilis6B
SLATED rs

ASflIN(iT0N
strict party vote 2
committee TO-DAY
action Of cars
dent Wilson
to be promoted 97
TO the rank Of sss'
A fight on tn
predicted as eeffsA
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SEW YORK SELLS RELEASES
OF KEATiNG AND SN EENY

NEW YORK, Jan, sN.~~The New
York Americans sold the releases
ct Catcher Edward sweeny ami
Pitcher Ray Kea.ing TO the Toledo
club Of the American association.