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S WAXAHACHIL DAILY LIGHT fi£
^UME^Xin. WAXAHACHIE TEXAS. THURSDAY MAY 6 1915. NO. 36.
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Hl'IIVJ I.IISM'S.
UK .May -TIip Germans
1yadvaniin- in (ielgitiin ae-
to late n<Iv!i Their pro-
aided by a 'nw hing fin
if bis gnus ' tiir|i havp bat-
IP British < !i! liighuni-iits to
Though tin I'.riiisli ppded
ll!ian; treat lies : i- said i ticii
Firimi i- -i' -iri.ni: that the
forward movement <;in hp
; TIip ti-"!!-..!i- lost heavier
p Brirish. in.1 tlip casual!ios
I sid.K wen- enormous.
Jerm::i <:.«»•• their use of
totalis ; i! 111 a re cousl a lit -
pe Hi' re i ■•rrciiieni . in an
b cap'tiro hi : \.>. i;o. Thus
jy have nut in eecded only
pil.tt a foothold to the east-
: TI:• ■ Krone li and
i.i k> ni; : in- Ci'i'inan right
It hut a;- a I. i in; .■ I'It i-r and
[artillery is being used effee-
Hea\ v ;ir11!ii• r> exchanges
I'l'ttT' -- in the i '.\ain|iugno
im! between the Xteu86 and
. Night attacks near Cologne
lawu.i: srii.VTTox \v \s
JI.MI s| NT TO i hi:
hi ittom.
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r K.ri .• ■ .i "|i vv»s tor-
: i ■! ih'' Irish €-imsi
! ■ Kinsal<\ \
I >!' 1 < all; llll' lirilli
tl.-r S'raiinn Tin1 Clcrniav-
!;. r I. ami after wail
r i ■ r iii ink liri'il
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U!"l s\\li I'l IMIVS
ivim: mm ki u>\ r<> I»II
(II.-ON \ .1 \la> >'• ('wi-
ll Hp lu ll' i at tln-> would
I - ■ I i! ' \ >1 icil t hut iiin-
I '» in r i'i in Hilly Siiii-
fe:" ruin ■ nl i liclr hands
jbi :i i ii'|uiri'il about
p'hirIii- rii. re arc many
Pi-ill : • allies ill tin
p iiiinini iiiilil nut cause
Kiicss tuii v hprt' thoy had
|ln:. tIi<\ iii.'ii the evancp-
I.
I SHIM HELD ON
■EES OF BEING SPY
1 u \ < OMI' WIOV
! l"Hi s11 i• i\ \| vi ki i.
""ill hi i i \>i ii
P^.V M t\ t. Former United
p'tiutor I.!: t it! V«»ni»u of
^ 'i cun»|iiiiunii wi-it a.n-.'i-
'»sliru< k \ u -t i i:i. on sus-
t beirii; 1 i. advices n
tndu; i. Young AilS
v' i'h ail wild
wus t lil i - lie I. and later
jpaniim s»• i 11 fr. it i
Ids . anion had b 't-n
J .t»r thi reason both
p i Ml V
r
mLI mine n'occccjed to
BOd::
«
mis mum
IWIS UPIDSIQH
• •>! I'lui'i | TIIIMWN
| "i n wit i i t n i'o
will t t IN |>AMI'.
pi" M.. I \ 11 I III' «'
Ipm ktil a t * u story liuililtim
l^lii" 11 •. i ..ml a Ikltt'
Hkk tmiiilniK (til
^K|M'i>i.iis Vf||| tlimv. n tttM
B*i iU'ii iiiio ill''
1*1'. . i in p..is.* ■
■b pktuu .i bat w wi ttw
oni: ■ v« ii (ii s\o\\
IN K\NS\S TOWN
KANSAS CITY M:iy I'.—Our
inch of snow foil at (iooillaml
Kiin. tliis morning with li:n'i»r
at otlior poinis in Hint i-crtion
Snow :H I >;i 11~.;tl'f.
DAUIAKT. T' .vis .\l:iv 'i.
Snow l» ll In ri* tmlay It
fi'iiicil Hint fruit anil probably
ol her crop" vv. r> <"> 11 1 i}i i ;i 1)I•
<lamaK<"l
' i>\ i:i:i i.ous \!)D moim
■ i i:i:> nii:\ to ti \
i PAIUS Tf x:is May The cnv-
I ing of tho In:iik Mini tlx* • liiffinu <><
| the cli nri nel on fin- () >; 1 a ii <»m; i side <. •
| lied river m( (iarren'- Jlluft during
I tho overfl >v- i;\sr week ran ■*ri ;m
j addlt ion to Te\a S11 \ i '"11«»j»i ? ii.ii
I about. 11 fty acres added to hi unn
HEAVY CftSUfiLTIES
MARK THE FIGHTING
noTii siih:s s\ii> tu m; iosi\<.
ISI.\\ll\ <>\ vm;tiim;\
i; \ i 11 i: s i \ i .
The I-inn Ii W ar OJIiee <'laims the
licncli arc N^sumin^ the OU'i'ii-
sive at S«'\nal 1 *<»iuI^.
PARIS .May ». P.oth : i• i• • are
losing heavily in tin <i< -p< rati
lighting which ronfimi' on the'
northern b:»11 i*• 1 in«•. (iermans have'
made <onsiderahle rains on the!
eastern side of hill No. f.n >uth o; .
Ypres. biit 11n- v ar office m : h• •;
French strongly reinforced. h:ive|
been able to regain part of the;
trenches althoug htle y sui'i'ep d '
heavy losses The Hermans in fnivej
made an unsuccessful attack about |
Steenstaate. The Germain are re-'
ported t<> he receiving heavy re j
Jnforcements for their line- from j
this town to hill No. HO ami the |
lighting is bitterly contested.
The French continue the offensive |
in the Ai11 > wood the war ofticc |
said. The German- scored some j
successes taking a fe w front line •
trenches. The French. however.;
managed to regain a portion of tin I
lost ground.
All reports to Paris say the!
French are assuming the offensive!
on the right and center where the
Germans are slowly giving ground ■
SEA PLANES DIRECT |
FIRE OF FLEFTS
■ U.UHI> \\ IKSIIIPS villi. IHM-'
Mi:iti\( \i ii \i;i> \m i.i.i s
11 »i:ts.
\ilieil I.ami luirrs < oust .-nil Iv
lienlinu I tin k I In- Turks.
Siu.v ena Is lU.inbarileil.
ATI I KN'S M iv i;. Dir.'. to.I In
sea planes llii' allied fleet lire rnn-
tiiiues aualtist iIh land liatlerics :n
fording Id Teiiado ;iil vii •• n I -
liable interior -1r.itii-.iI position
are said to be held by the a11i<-
who are coiistaiith he:.tint; hack the
Turkish forces wtth heavy losses toj
the enemy The Turks left 1501m
dead in front ol* the Itrillsh Ii11« at f
Sarihair Tuesday The Turkish
masked batteries are costing the a'
lies heavily as tlie Turks have the
exact range ol all the positions A
long range hoMibardiuent ol Smyrna]
is in progress Prisoners confirm I
rumors that lite from a warship an-!
Militated a Turkish regiment.
TO I.At Ni II I "tit ^ I I
IN II V IS" < WIPAH.N
AUSTIN Texas. May li Com-
missioner of l-abor Woodman all
no ii need tod.!> that lie would eall
a convention early in June to launch
a "Huy It In Texas" campaign. lie
has received hearty approval ol Ills
idea from ill Hit sections of the
Stall .
'mi: I'lioiiiitniov u \\k I
is t.ltttW im. in Htiio:.
DAI.I.AS Tex May *> A arve.v
ol the prohibition movement III lex
a Mas runv lin e 1 |lr A .1 Itartoii ol
Waco. president of the \lili Saloon
l.euHUe that the cause i gaining
weiclit lie said that Kccretiir.v llrv
nil's staud for prohibition Icis nlvea
the can.i grout imp.iu
THE CSPITSL
mis QUIET
no m>oi:in i:s m:i: 1:1 roini::>
I <: II W I ( X < I 1:1:1 II IN
ri ;k ini..
I lit Id s|'.«»| 111 ;t t ^!:i jot it> (il' * nliim1!
(.•vir- < .-it: iuv_ .l.ipMii's lie-
in.'.ml .
M ' >1 The < .i">it :1 ro
ii.iii • loila . i c!i rtnli >
h.i \ i1 ocri in- 1 ill.:-- ; n .
■' bo • 'i*' it' ■■!•.' '■.'.rr
11; . t .1 •!!>:•■ . i! f.lril." v.ilhni"
•• iiMiiiif i !.•• r!ill in I!u .InixiMCKi-
v.; i
I
Tin1 rrii MnMit !i :i -i mi irrcsl p.i i-»|
::ll Mi.- i»m.11 i• I hat I li«*v roiuaia in
floors.
Tim .i:i pam»:-•(» 11 ion v i\y- ;nlon: !
• od;i■ :r- !■> In • !;<*r an i'or? h \ |
I)' '•!! ni.nl" In rfoi'. r I!). lu'^ot i;:! " |
or whHlnT i!if• .Ji*;tn»*.-o nit iniaf iun j
had lict'ii clHiv<»ml.
Nothing v..' : nnnlo mibiic from a
- • i«>ri o!' I'i• I<;n* Yuan Shi Kai|
.■mil Mir i;il)inc{ although it is tin j
(If-r-iiiorl that ;i inajorit> of the <• if» j
iiH'i lav-p-d ii ranting the Jai.>n» - i
• h i: .: ini.- T!'«- minori!.■! inn-d tli . i
to (In -o won hi <a n >o I roll I) If. T1: t v I
i u;! i 111. < : "«! : -i.it tin1 iTOVorn ment r j
:-;i h • i ■ .i a p. n ' ;i k i s con t rol b\ i'< r i
i
1»ui poi'1 ' ••a out i ha: a revolution . • j
<fi*t:«in ii .Japan i r.r.intod tin- ri^'nt j
to doiiiii;a!( n\»«r China. |
J l i • r« |ioft c«i t inn ( !: i nest t n»<. i> j
niadi' nil resist a nee to .!. 11.: 111«• •;»• v. im |
moil!11I'd caiinnn in I lie ShaiiI ii:;>• |
j
nro\ inf'i■. I
1
TIRED OF THE STRUGGLE
mil STfiffilES BOY
iii ( i. \i:i:i> in i hi rui.n i sin-:
II Ml 1*1. \ \ Mil r<» Kill.
in ii>i ii.
Ml JAVA I K 1:1Wis.. May j
Ai!111is-ions 11 •.• t lie strangled her
si:-. > » :i "-<'!«! son to «1 • •;J1!i woi o ob
! a i; 11 •» i '.'.iii Mr. Susi. Wodjik Mi;
police say. In the 'latemeut he
d» ( i ; red thai • he - t ratilled t lie boy
!)«•< ans<' -ho was tired of the strut;-]
auain-l poverty following th«- J
111 s«'ition of her husband. She said
!;«' nt' ant to kill her baby and h» r I
« !I". lint when she saw the baby tod j
dliiu1 toward her she lost her grip!
i ad could not do it.
I'Knrosi Mnhis 14 \TKI\
< >I UICI'I'ISII I.K. I oi; I. \ w
I.DMH ).\ Ma\ A proposed
modifira.! ion of the IJoyd C.eoif.'"
liquor law was discussed at length
I \ the cabinet today. i! is b<• 1 it■ \
cd that a coinprotn i: <■ moasur ■ will
bo framed which will give tho gov-I
irnmt'iit power to (dose all estab-
lishments considered dangerous to I
Work en-.
tVIDEBCE SHOWS fiEMM
SUNK STEAMER CUSDINli
isi i i.is4i:i ronrs i n v i
i i;oss w \s r\ivn:i> o\
XKUOI'L ANN.
\VA S111\< 1T( >X. May ('ousui j
Lisciu at liottordam reported Jo the|
j
stale department today that the
aeroplane which attacked the Amer-
ican steamer ('ushing off tip hut It
coast had three iron crosses paint-
ed on her under side. \s the tier- j
mans are decorating the aeroplanes
with the picture of the iron cross;
this i.-' considered important evi-
dence oi the identity of the aviator
attacking the rushing
THE KING Of IWI
SUSPENDS Ml FURLOWS
Ul roitTl h SI i:v l \ \<«|{l l S in
«.I\ l: IT'MA \\ OI II.I T
tiikoi 4.11 \i>i;i \ ru .
UO.Vli: May \i! turlou; hs in
I in- anu> have in»ii sti; p**adr{| t<\
oritur t»f th« Kin^ Thi at-tii a t
(uUhitli'iiHl >iKailhuai in vii« uf ii$«-
<i11»toiitaIU Uuaiiun hi y
and Austria it flautl thai 41. * I \
a till Stjvia l»av« a tor Itajv (a
have a r'fi * iuii millet t»v the . \ * I r i
alii' »•»
l.\«il.lSH SOS!: (.1 Xl.il 1(.\I\S1 (. 1.1; M \ \ (. VSi s.
This nose Kuard is 110 v. • era b>
flic alii--.' in the1 trench*-.- in the
I;:: ii! i!.... around till' Y;vr Canal
;«• iv iii!- (IrrniMis. just Hit 6ther
• I;• v . rcii a -<d j)oi sonou > to
d ; i\ " ! Iu• m: from heir t itih !.«•■-. The
m-c •:har< 1 was invented for a-'
earlier when the Germans -hot
bombs containing poisonous
Now if will be used ajtainsr th• ■
chlorine which has become a Her-
man weapon of war.
When a heavy yellow ' lout! of
acrid lane > went drifting south
from tli.'1 (icniKin trenches at ( .en-
iim on Thursday April 1!L' and roll-
ed over t he French lines near laum-
« man-k. the defenders were taken
I. win i> i\ .1 ml i;i < \i si
ii. '• ii.\i> \> \\ w nil wom \\."
CHICAGO .May ti. Hecause he
'" had ;i way with 1 be wo Mian." .J. \V
Mi llae is in v t ell today. A Hums
detertive heard a fair young typist
-iiigiriL; tlic j)r■ ii s e of McKea on a
crowded street car. "lie lias a way
<11 just captivating anyone." she con-
fided to a friend. The detective ar-
retted .M« Hea on < halves of victimiz-
ing hanks and hotels in tlie eeniral
w«'v ■ i. Now the fair ; > pit i looking
for another job.
i;!(. i vim»i:t incim \si
i i:<»i (.\i.\i sio\ roirr.
(JALVKSTON. Texas. Maj •; Im-
ports from the port ol < Jalvesion in
April lit I... ainounti'd to $1L'."»!)2-
1 . Kxports for tin same month
in I!' 1 1 a mounted id $H.!» \I f. !
Imports for the month just dosed
were $12621 (12. For the same
month last year the \ were $ I
710.
by r-urjHi <•. To stay in the deadly
rl'-Utl ni('.nt ; i ' | 11 y i ;i i l ■ 11!. Some j
u'lub' 11 m ii* escape. The stubborn
' who Mayed at their posts per- |
i;-he.-! without .i wound. When the
cloud had blown past and the <or-
man infantry c »uI<I advance they
found J i ( *. i:'■ vacant or held onlv
by dead men. Pressing on they j
i<»ok whole batteries of artillery
which stood silent and harmless.
Following ait their advantage the
Clernian troops rushed ihe second
Mid third lines of their enemy and
ai one point without much difficul-
ty. actually crossed the canal which
terms the base of the great Ypri-s j
.•
satu-j'..
i \r \m:si: or i in \ls hi i n \ i:
.ni'w n:xi \\i»> \\ ill hk
< < 1*1.11:i> \\ iTIL
REAOY FOR fi MR
i While Waiting |'oi* China to tieph !
Japan i>• Making Preparations to j
semi Yrtiij ami I'leet
There.
TOKIO May <1 Officials believe I
1111 ut China will bark <lo\vn. though j
ihey protest that there is no on - i
ward appearand- of real war. 1'n- I
j les- China capitulate.-; tin* Japanese]
will take forcible step 1' \v.-is1
Saturday Nay 15
Waxahachie Bargain Day
Take notice of all advertising lliis week an !
flic nit K'lianls til \Ya\aiiachic liavi stocks lo
s 111»| * I \ voui needs. The thy j^oods firms have
llieir houses filled with the newest creations in
fashionable and seasonable wearables. The uro
eery stores h !\iv everything that a human could
want to eat. Likewise I he dne; stores confection
erics hoi- Is and restaurants |cwtlcrs and in tad
everv line ol btisini ss is well prepared to take caic
of tli»' in anv wants in their special Inns.
I're pare now to be in Waviltachic on Saturday.
Mav loth. I will Ik' bargain das wiili amusement
and special illraelions on tIk side. honl h i .1
sin ;lc advei list nit ill esca|>e >011 sou nias miss t|n
scrs ai licit s that s«m wantetl
l.atli met chant will have llieir individual lea
lures or alb actions for the das You will Ik1 v eil
taken can ol so make >0111 II1 III l int ills llow
and In in Wavahaciiic on Salunlav \la> I"till.
I pointed cut that China could make
j weakly effort6' to submit in view of
| (ho fact that she would face a rev >-
j i lit ion ai home.
A powerful Japanese fleet is said
to be cruising near the Chinese
coast and that preparations are be-
ing: made at the Sasebo ship yards
to ;end out another fleet.
It is understood that at a meet
; ins of I he emperor cabinet a#'id
I' lder statesmen China's intention of
appealing to the Cuited State::
j (Jre.it Jiritain and hussia was an
j nouiiced. but the gathering decided
J not to ffinnjre .Japan'.-; position. Con-
j cession-: on .Japa?f; part are irnpos-
jsible and the tone of China's rep|\
| i-• -aid by the emperor's adviser: t<
be insult inu.
j Ja paiM-se citizens in china have
been ord< red to concentrate lor
withifrav. a 1 from China- A strong
.laimnc e for< e has i»<•.»n concentrated
in Korea. Transports are ready to
move another army.
The censor h . ordered that no in-
formation regard in;.: the m.nenient
of troops br printed.
SLIIlfTOH MAY SCI
IN THE FRANK CASE
i:i rn:i\<. i;ovi:k\oi; >1 \\ con.
siih u i'ktition 1 01:
('(IMMI T.VIIOV
« 'I lie Federal Supreme Mall-
dale I Vpected |m \lTIVe III
Atlanta Friday*.
i
I !
ATLANTA Cia. May G.—The fed- '
: 'Tal supieme court's mandate in the
I Leo. M. Frank murder ca: e is e.\-
j per (I'd to reach lien- Friday. It now j
[appears- likely that (lovcrnor Siayton I
instead of his successor (iovernor t
hled Harris will act "it the petition
1'or a commutation of Frank's death
■sentence to life imprisonment. As
soon as the mandate arrives Solicitor
Horsey will have Frank formally
turned over tn the state authorities |
j:nd resentenced to be executed. h j
is believed that a special session of j
the prison commission will be called !
to consider the commutation petition j
after the regular session adjourns
Saturday. It will probably require
three day; to dispose of the petition. |
\i:<;ko m in i i» in i iihnt
4)1 FAST I KI U.IIT I K Ai\.
DALLAS Tin.. May • ; Frasier
Wallace a negro died on the oper-
ating table today after three white
man had slugged robbed him and
then hurled his body in front of a
last freight train. They secured
$t»0 The negro's body was hor-
ribly mangled but lie was conscious
for several hours.
S(lHli:s t >F l>l Tl i I I \ I s
m i i;\i> « ii11.irs i i m i; \i.
XKVV YORK. May Thinking
that the ripper murderer" might |
be drawn to the -c ue of hi
crime si ore?; of detectives today at
tended the funeral of little Cliarlh
Murray the rippers latest victim
Klaboi ate plan- had been laid for;
the capture of the tiend who has
>-iruck terror to the heart of the
Last Side
ADVOCATES PURCHASE
OF FIRST CAPITAL
(iO\lli\<Ht lllil|Ml\ I V I \
si'i;i i \i. mi s- \<.i to s in
I.I t.lsl V I I |(|
I Him lares thai 111«* Stale * hiuhl to
siiie I his Memorable >|»oi S«»
ll.itlownl in }|is|or>
AI S ! IN. Tf\ Mas •' The pur j
<ha-i< of tin original .site ol Ih*
-late capital in \\ i.-hington euuntv
was advocated in a special IN* -.-aue
» lit in the legislature todrtV by
| liov&rttor Keruu on The income
I declared thai tin- state ought t»»
! ive to po teril \ the lieaut \ ami
i tth>r> of the memorable not \v here
| the birth of it tew nation wa- flr*t
aniiuun ei| to till world nut where
inr! the la >i ' ■!( Ml I I nillnK
' hvtt terminated the I ho star r*
| public and merged it \wth ttie i tcr
1' hood of tbr.n t lilted -Male*
l ol' ^tderat ton o' t halo iaI bills
. i >>ntli-tied in tUi Imu^i ai d a ante
t> lid \ \i\ > i I i tul i i ot I l.l t I
• I • x. . i1 i Mil iii i ...las I o I' |M - .t (
j bei■ a • • he |« ui .a- * •>i■ ai H te-»
| li al iitk * a*» l « He.I t»• oMt •
• in -\ is »: ■ h-.ai • t.. i » >mU«
ALL EKES OH
THE FAR EAST
! AI»MI\ISTI5.\TU»\ O F F I (' I .1 1-S
u \n m\<. i in: n ti\\\i;sr;-
< IIINFSi: SITl VMON.
CHINA MAY YIELD
li is In*ij111 by Some thut China
Will (J.iihble to the Last Mo-
ment :m«f ilieii i '<• :r11• i>
Willi
WASHINGTON May ♦).—Adminis-
tration officials arc keeping close
watch today on the Japanese-Chinese
ii.nat ion. They refused to discuss
the situation in detail. While a re-
port. is being circulated that the
Cnited Slates will mediate no con-
tinuation was forthcoming. It is
thought likely that Japan has been
urged to he moderate in her de-
mands and that China has been p.sk-
<'d to make reasonable concessions.
America will not take an active
hand in the affair. Officials would
not indicate whether the case was
considered hopeless or whether Ja-
pan's anions were approved.
The : ate department is in close
touch with Japan but what has been
heard from China is not known.
From reliable sources it is learned
that Japan holds to the view that
the Mil ado's demands are reasonable
and are only intended for the protec-
tion of China's integrity and that
Japan has no ulterior designs.
China's integrity has Peon threaten
cd in the past by other powers. au«l
it is pointed out that this is what
Japan is trying to prevent in the
future. This i^ considered essential
to Japan's welfare.
The Japanese do not expect re-
sistance though the think China
will quibble until the last moment
and then yield. Officials are not
convinced that there will be no
i rouble among the Chinese. Oth *»r
persons than Japanese ugge^t that
there is likely to be a split betwee t
the northern and southern taction
The northern faction if is said
would not submit o> Japanese dom-
ination. while those of the south are
imbued with independent" and re
publieanism and are prepared for a
secession and the establishment «»1
a sovereignty of their own.
MAY IDEI KNOW TRUTH
CUING THE GULFLIGHT
I I IS I'OINTK.h < M T TU \T SO
I \IJ III I 1*1 IN No I'lUNM
(il ltVI \\S si NK SHIPS.
WASHINGTON May fi.—That the
truth with P^ard to t In Ciulfluht
incident may never be known was
the < onclnsion growing among of
ricials toda\. Reports that the (lulf-
light ami Cashing were damaged by
ilennans is considered imoticlusK e
ami purely cir< uiusrantial. The
German foreign t»fIk • being tin* only
place for corroboration it \ -caree-
1\ • \p* . 11• i! that l lu In.user will
make a <ase against hiinsell It is
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Ownby, W. A. Waxahachie Daily Light (Waxahachie, Tex.), Vol. 23, No. 36, Ed. 1 Thursday, May 6, 1915, newspaper, May 6, 1915; Waxahachie, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1076176/m1/1/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; .