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CERTIFICATE.

,sx,..s,,s,, CERTIFICATE. >. 5; s.ssa.,
THIS Is to certify that the Western
Sales Company is 2 co-partnership do
Ing business in the State Of North Da.
kota and that the names In full Of all
the members Of the said partnership
and the place Of their residences are
% follows, to.wit: MI;
F. o. Hellstrom. Bismarck. n. D.
L. E. Opdyke. Bismarck, N. D.
and that they are engaged in business
and transacting business as the West,
ern Sales Company. with its principal
place Of business at Bismarck, in the
County Of Burleigh, State Of North
Dakota. ~ -. sII:
Dated this 2sth day Of November.
"A. D. 1916.
F.. O. HELLsTR0M,
~. l.. E. OPDYKE.,
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o. T.owENsAco.

Real Estate AM Farm Ieane
FOR SAlE-At q bargain, two choice
Soft. lots, facing south ongAve. A;
must be sold before Jan. /.
We have several 100 and 800 acre
tracts for sale on very easy terms.
It will pay you to call and talk 1t
over with 10. Land values are en-.
HANGING every day.
FOR 9AlG-One-story 4-ro0m cot
tage; south front; 75.ft. lot; price
$500; u cash. balance on easy
terms.
FOR 3AlE-Deantiful corner lot;
Close m; magnificent corner Tor
apartment A10p0 or. mats. 11:e@f
City { Farm Leans. lnsvranes: .
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wanted 4 "Foot."

Ny nephew, George, aged four, al
q Sunday evening meal, wanted sand
witch. Not being able to say it, nc
said: !. "Mother give me two pieces OF
bread and foot (meaning chicken
leg) and hide the foot cleveland
Leader. ..a, i
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EsrNAv fSorEE-One black mare.
with white stripe in forehead.
weight about 100 lbs; one black
xeldinx, With white star in fore
head, weiGAt about 1900 hs.; one
hay. geldins, with two white bind
-1uk1, {
Pieinis, Tettibone, Kidder County.
ND. 126.12t
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lDoI1,i,A1(1iouo

~ 11aA y8OUD
|Foa- sALE-Eord ;Toadster ! ID. good
condition. Write s45' care Tribune.
- - ;s..: sEs5.. 80 e 12.16.6t
o6 1Al1-l3lby buggy, in frst.class
: condition. Phone ISL. - =.
ron szIf-F1med oak diainS room
!, suit, St1 Front St. II 1851
ION SHCGlfeac6 pood1es. Phone
s1sx. ~ Il g 9 il Il 12.l5.9t
ron szCE-bi1ia9 table, oh c6ins;;clos:
ct, center table, electric piano,
lamp, etc. 223 Ath Is. 12.1l.3t
FOR HIoH.oRAoE once or store
help, address Employment Depart
ment, Merchants Credit Company,
Bismarck, N. p. 1z:11.6t
F6R SAIE-Lady's fur lined coat;
black martin collar; big bargain.
Fur store. 418 Broadway. 1885,
F6k SKEt-Pufe -strained honey at
wholesale price. Phone s54R.
4 T. l2.l2.1t
For 6KIE-Oae young COW: will
soon be. fresh. Phone Harry Cloush.
534Z.
Z tAK6HVN-tH6N SAfE FOR
SALE or TNAoE-Weisht about
1900 lbs. Address Lock Boz II,
Bismarck. $50 =:s 15-l2-3t
F0N- 3ACE-Three Z, suits, size 10,
used, in fair condition: one worn
only a few times; and overcoat, size
70. GOOD ~ new. HurSys Klein the
Tailor. 1z-ll-at
~ nAkG o. 1l9ll 1ol -
property, AVG high class roadster.
Write 2. O. Box ~. 1z-SlN
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anaeies Of elackmail.

u We hRyes discovered that it is pos:
chile to get lot Of attention around
home by threatening to sing. Toledo
Blade. IT,.
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WORK vVAll11lD

WORK Wx11KD
WzNfE6-Wofk BY the hour. by q
woman. Phone Gill. 12t14.3t
WANTEO-Wofk. Colored woman
:. wants tdtahe<cafe et,dianer parties
and receptions: also, to 60 out
working by the day. Phone 7a2L..
iS-Fzy a4s1r D IL l2,6t
WANTE6-Work. B! 5m1fIied man,
who. works from 800 to 1900 at
night. Wants steady work dafink
afternoons. Address No. 40, .Trih-
l1n4. A3't 5000 2.s.iS 13.13RY
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Ql111o91D Ny0g3lk0
fQ8jTj6N W13t1E6LBy -experienc.
!Sdsp&te1 121S,6t
fos,Yi6<r 'WA,t4 ' E6l a = S6da faith.
full man; ~ years of age, wishes in.
!. :. side work; married, and sDher.
agtaermsh). @fh6as 745. 12.leAt
P091TloN WANTE1-YOung man
wishes to work for board while .at,
tending college. Address "A Tff-
bune, \ t12-16.4t
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12:16.2S-3O;1:6. President.
NOTICE 70 sHAREHolpERs.

NOTICE TO sHAREHolpERs.
The anni,et meeting Of the share.
thollers Of the City National Bank Of
Bismarck for the election OF direct
ors and athere business. will be held in
tie III tbopHis, Bismarck, North Da.
kota, Tuesday, January 9, 1917, ut
nine O'Clock q. m.
]. A. GRAHAM,
r. So, .. Cashier.
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EMPLOYMENT DEPARTMENT
MERCHANTS CREDIT COMPANY
OF NORTH DAKOTA.
neutrality-suspicious. all.round in
surance man for in and out OF Of
fee; 3125 to start.
WANTE0-Store department manae'
er; German preferred; 80 to start.
WANTED : Experienced stenogra'
pher; high grade position; $75.
WNNTE0-For high grade store, Of
flee or bank help, address Employ
ment Department, Merchants Cred
it Company OF North Dakota. Bis
marck, N. Oak. 12.16.tf
BISMARCK, N. Oak.
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q sy,p. Jacksen, M0r. y IS.
$40 AcRES-Close to town, with
.. creek on both quarters; good soil;
very me for . manr with stock. 4
real bargain. .,s Is
~ ACnEs -Good lSoa1,. 49, saxcSp.
tionally we'll; nice grove Of trees;
not Tar from 5l9aatps station. 4
good piece q properly that caaFb,e
bought At . low price.
A large list Of houses and lots for
sale in oil parts Of the city.
HARVEY HARRls / co.
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: 4ALESllsN WANTED

l3i3l ~ Y go. q - = - u
HALESldEH WANTED
WANTEp-Salesmen to sell direct to
consumer, on commission basis, gro.
ceries, oils and paint for the best
and oldest Chicago house. Write
Harper Bros. Co.. Chicago. III.
12.1+lmo
SAIE3hAAN-Capable speciality man
for North Dakota; staple line on
New and Exceptional terms; vacan-
cyi now: attractive commission con-
tract for balance year, and 1917;
$35 weekly for expenses. Miles r.
Bixler Co, 204-51 Carlin Bldg.
Cleveland. o. 12.16-1t
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yoA1DInS WANT1D
WANTED-Roomers and boarders 4
:; private home. Apply SIG 9Th. st.
.iasr& & s.ti 1906
ANNUAL e. LECTION OF DIRECTORS
olemARck BullDiNG { LOAN
*; d. . ASSOCIATIONS,

The annual election Of. directors of
this association will be held at the Of
fce ,of the secretary, in room II in the
First National Bank building, Bis
marck. North Dakota, on January 8th.
1917, from 1880 p. m. to 9:O0ip. m.
n M F.. L. CONKLlN,
aasas Secretary.
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F. @. HELLSTROM,
l.. e. OPDYKE.,

MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS.
The regular annual meeting of the
stockholders Of the First National
Bank Of Bismarck. for the election Of
directors Tor the ensuing year win: be
held at the bank between the hours Of
II and II O'Clock a. m. on Tuesday,
c. B. LITTLE;
n 4 - an on.1 nraA&Joo<
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IIp WAN1D IllAID
WANrED-A competent girl for gen:
eral house work, Phone SIC or ga
sixth st. isfs:: l@FFfas i :i,12-1a-6t
WANTED-Good Catholic housed keep.
er: references required. Write Tri.
bune A.. 12-14.14t
WANTED-A cook at Hotel Colehar.
Dor, N. Oak. 12-14.1mo
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. competent
stenographer for permanent posi-
r sttos3aseed svAses.s No. Is care Tn.
Dune. 80. IL 1l.S'5t
WOMEN WANTE0-Full time SIS;
spare time 25c an hour; selling
guaranteed Wear Proof hosiery to
wearer; experience unnecessary;
enormous Christmas business.
Wear Proof Mills, Norristown, Pa
-. 1873 It
-WHNfEb-At 0nce-Ten ladies to
travel, demonstrate and sell well es.
tablished line to our dealers; pre-
vious experience not necessary;
good pay; railroad fare paid. Coed
. rich Drug Co.. Dept. 4sl Omaha.
!, rNGA,y, ssss,. ~ as...3 -,.s:,;.a 1z'6.0SU4
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XoUSI1 ron 1Kll1

HOUSES 1oB 1Elg3
EoR RENT-House at III 9Th st. 1Ap-
ply to B. X. Skeels, 40S Broadway.
5 ] & ,.@~ Il. S7 12.16:6t
FOR RENT-7-room, strictly modern
/. house; Immediate possession. Ap.
ply G.. ]. iKeefan. i12-l66t
FOR RENT-Modern house; we'll 10.
!, Gated. Geo. n. Register. 12.15,2t
For. ,kENrIModeTn -six-room house,
With bath. 4lSi17th st. ti12-14.6t
F0N KEN1IF1Fnlshed S:room house;
modern; sftel Jan. 1st. Apply F.
o. BOX 1l9. Phone 594. 1212.6t
FOR RENT-TModern house; we'll tut
nished; Tor Two or three months;
$35 to desirable party. Phone 45s
W.. M II. IL. 11:A9.0t
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HARVEY HARRIS 4 co.
jScjlDon, leGr.

I is .s..+a&:,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-04

In The trading on the Philadelphia stock
tsvcbenge tosay philadelphia Rapid Tran
~ truet certificates continued, the most
active, advancing 20 as, the highest slnoe s,.
1918. and ealn OF y az compared .s M'sn
qatnrdaV's close Nothing new was heard
rerardlne the afrairs Of the company 70 ac-
count Tor the continued strength. but i y
known that the esrninRs are comparing very
favorably with the corresponding period OF
last wear. Union Traction. on the other
hand. was quoted unchanged from the close
Of Saturday.
Movements Of prices throughout the list
we're very narrow, and in very few cascs
rere the changes az large as q point Con-
soiidated Traction OF New Jersey was one
Of the exceptions, selling up points 10
74N Lake Superior Corporation stock
wa the next most active Of the local iesues
after Rapid Transit and advanced = small
fraction, but declined later, closing weak,
with a decline Of more than point. Phlla-
delphla Company common gained a full
point. Lehlgh Navigation lost 1 y in the
afternoon Cambria Steel came out late
with n loss OF ~ points.
United States Steel common came out
in considerable volume during the morn
ing The Street heard that the Novem-
ber statement Of the corporation will show
shipments Of about 1900. 600 tons OF rolled
steel products. The November output of
ingots will total about 100000 tons, which
Indicates q production OF about 1.350,000
tons Of rolled steel This would be at the
rate of $1,000 tons day for the twenty-five
active days Of the month.
Ohioials OF railroads operating eastward
from Chicago and ST. Louis report no inn
portant change in the traffic situation from
that which has been reported for a num-
Der OF weeks past, and everything points
10 n continuation Of record shipments for
an indenLlte period
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-04
FOREIGN EXCHANGE

/. NEW YORK. Dec. 4--The market for
foreign exchange In the early dealings
today showed dullness with some classes
inclIning downward. Relchsmark cables
were quoted nomlnally Mt G6A and checks
at SO b-t6. Rubles were a shade under the
best figures OF Saturday at 20. .eB for cables
and 2sb5 for checks, Sterling shaded -ls
TO AIS 7-16 for demand. Sterling cables
were unchanged at 476 7-t6. scandlna-
Wan kroner, pesetas and Swiss displayed
steadinesa. Vienna exchange was quoted
at n shade above the low record.
Quotations. Demand sterling l757-fg
cables 4.T6 7-id: 60-day bills nouinallv
l.7ih, sO-day bills 4.69A franc cables
6.ssh checks 6,s4h Swiss cables Bl6h
checks bl7N lire cables e74h, checks
6I6A Vienna cables 11.s2. checks ii so !;
scandinavian kroner cables 1850. checks
2s,40; pesetas cables 20.65. checks sO55.
gulider cables 4ois-l6, checks 4OA rubles
cables 1850; checks 1855.
In the early afternoon the downward
movement In German exchange was re-
sumed, aecentuated by higher rates for
local money, Gables were quoted at Sc lie
and checks at sc.
The market generally turned easier.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-04
s5O. .oO0. 600 More cold n Comlng

YORK. Of Morgan this
afternoon additional oooooOo
end this other
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-04
BEST PRICE SINCE 1913 FUR Z. +. II
TRUST CERTIFICATES ON LOCAL 'CIANak
Most Active in Trading With Lake Superior Corporaso
Next-Mevements of Prices Are Narrow
Throughout List

The volume Of business is sun s....
BY the supply Of ayailabis rolling 80
This applies to the situation both ~.
west. General business .hrour,,.., .''' Y
territory covered by these road. c,.,..' .1'
at hish-water level being sslmnls,,s l1.'' 4.
the great activity which prevail. Il "
manufacturing districts east Of cb,,..
oniciais Of southern railroads rer.., \.
a GOOD movement OF trafic prev.s. ~
ward the South and that tonpar. -< "
an increase OF per cent over ia.,
time during 1918. - snr
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-04
Sugar Futures Steady

NEW YORK, Dec. I.--The market for
sugar futures opened steady today. un-
changed to an advance OF points with
sales on the call $50 tons Sentiment
around the ring was still unsettled dut to
the conditions existing in actual sugar. and
while the tone in the street markets
seemed n little steadier the general feeling
was also unsettled and operators on the
exchange seemed willing to walt for fresh
developments.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-04

koflHH - HEHEnE GIVES rstfz
ta- ftHkf DID asaoflallua nf "a + y.
agn 4I4HaI shea. llaIiil4. 10 Es.o ~. - tss
aA leI-sat h4fIaa tiafHa aaaIntl ~ 49,
e.N''+4 '.zt IssIa"A AINHEHL HH0 H4HfH
sssnssi ' s g ~ ssit essasisilsl slil max
rt H#WsfHh TAnEa.
iE#tN Al HoHHGH
liquidation #Eu1Iz4.
1893 aHa gat4IaHI aIn
+Maef 1915
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-04
FINANCIAL NEWS
CALL MONEY GOESTO Is PER CENT
IN WALL STREET AND STOCKS FALL
Banks Demand Payment Of Loans and Funds Are Bid
Up From Per Cent to the High in the After
noon-Rate Drops Before Close

y
ne Street had ntu dou today
borrowers hary IN the day
loans
Tho cent but
sns aend was 20 general That tho
ssVv09oQ ench quickly o
until reached
money again quickly J per cent
During the was TO dlcue the
ten
friday last but
increase ~ calling
The market the
the
United
the day was reached the
by
than
element
The supply Of money steadily becoming
there who believed
demand
of in
developed
In
Terminal FIRST 4s attracting most attention
French So selling at ssE to e4lt.
s5O0O0O0O More Gold Ia Coming
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-04
ChandIsr Malor neeIarea Erlra .. !,

NEW YORK, Dec -rb. rhsna,...
Motor Company has declared the res,lIar
quarterly dividend Of sa ana an extra os si
; snare. : y -
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-04
LIVE sTOck QuoTATI0Ns

:, CtlicAqo. Dee. -Hoos-Esseelpts 20 ooo
is9sias s.ss sses Saa s,seds Aiksd and butchers.
j lls5 n SS5s bisss. DHissA ,sssE
y, cAf.rLts -Hscslpts. 10000 Aarhsts s,,.a,
w ieefs ~ i,s3sses ~. .poo y 90; COWS snd
. tsit Isfssni ggaa 4iQi calves. fii6I8 Is 'NS
Ssiise srd sssssfa. isS s53AFlss.5 s3:.ls,s stssssag
oiz.oo '-'''s' sS'to
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-04

Irz -1Iaz0ts 0az4 ~ a.. as.aI -.
HzfIHs1 sH Ha4IF IIt HfIa .nIz. q ~ t7tt 8
4a4 I# t##I 81 A 81 + "
~ 8 1888 aHE 4.Izsf 81
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-04

NEW YORK. Dec 4.--Buslneaa vas oniy
moderate ~ the opening on the Cotton
Exchange today. the tone being easy and
prices showing declines Of II to is points
IN the active issues. with September down
20 points
The leading influence was the decline IN
Liverpool which was 20 6 points greater
than due. The English market was af-
fected by the pending political changes
There was no special feature to the trad.
ing. a prominent wall street Interest be-
ing n fair buyer. while one room operator
terests sold and a supply came from COM
mission houses Liverpool purchased a
small lot Of March
After the call the pressure became more
general. and by the end Of tho first fifteen
minutes prices had dropped 2 20 points
under the earlier levels.
The early decline carried prices out 20
TO ~ points under Saturdays closing ng
ures, or. In the case OF May contracts, about
t2S points under the high levels reached ut
the beginning Of last week
The pressure then aubsided somewhat
and the market Hteadied during the middle
buying for n reaction.
Trading was auei on rallies Of "a to fs
points on the lowest. While there was no
change IN the general average of southern
spot news. there was good deal OF benrish
talk around the ring.
The bullish average OF southern spot
news helped TO check the early selling
and there was some buying on
an idea that the technical position had
been strengthened on the decline of about
1850 per bale from the high records Of
last Monday
The early afternoon market showed lit
lie feature
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-04
LiyerpooI COTTON

LIVERPOOL. Dec. 4,---spot cotton today
lower, on the basis OF 1i.99d for midup-
land. The sales aggregated 1000 bales, in
cluding 5000 bales American. Tho imports
wsro 5000 bales. including 5000 bales Amer
icAn. Tho market for futures closed steady
at II net decline of 10 TO "a points.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-04
DIVIDENDS DFcl.ARFD

hsllfnee lnsnFanca Company. regular s,nl
aHnHal af HIr n1ua. na4Ibla li..,1t'st... VI
ailck of 4arafd fhiI dai1a +ft - 10
:, .1,1a9s 81 aest eu4ar campan1. regular quar-
ss'ness = q sipez q feesrd nsesm6sf I6F
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-04

Paris Bourse Steady
PARIS, Dec. 4.--rho Boursc was steady
today.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-04
RATES FOR MONEY
BANK CLEARINcs
500. 600 ln cold for cannda

NEW YORK. Dec. 4.-Gold coin 10 IN.
amount OF 100000 has been withdrawn
from the subtreasury for shipment 10
CANADA.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-04
RAE SILVER

bar silver was quoted IN I.ondon tosav
at ss 1s-I6e. OF s-i6d.
Commercial bar silver waa quoted IA Nav
York at 15e. on Ae Nv
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-04
COTTON PRICES DROP
DUE TO POOR CABLES
Decline at Liverpool 8 to 6 Points
Greater Than Due-Political
Changes Blamed

corroN nELT wEATHER CONDITIONS
s,ksW, fonk. Dee. LIZ .sashes cen.
81 \ mixed character.
Ihe folisslns isusssrntgrss Nere reeerssa.
AeteYIifts tAi AuInafn. Ntj 0hiahrf1at fNt
Raleifh, Hliniinaton ard Msrnn, foi knun-
vile ard chefiesten. 81 Atlanta. Ihgmes-
neesa. sci Del hig. MeatEsuiery aFd So
gannah,. tfi Pert .!sgiih sehlle, BirgnlnE-
Vile and Meridian, e4i New 0rleaHa. fiehe-
haSs. Nsmehis. Little heek. ssn arteni9
TR.rs xss OF iash ss prseIpItsiIsn ..
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-11
GERMAN OFFENSIVE IS
REPLACED BY FRENCH
Results of German Assaults Since
Sunday An Advance on Hill
No. 304.
FRENCH RALLY FROM UNDER
SIEDGEHAyfMER STROKES
German Trenches West of Dead Man
Hill and Prisoners and Guns Are
differentiation Forces Advance
Steadily.

London, May to,--The latest German
offensive has halted. and the French.
rallyins after more than three days
of the Crown Princes siedgehamme
strokes. have themselves taken up the
attack.
The net result of the German series
of assaults. which began on Sunday
night and stretched for fifteen miles
from Douaumont. on the east, TO the
Avocourt woods. on the west Is the
official claim to have gained an impor-
tent advance Hall No. 2q4-
This dominating em!nercer was the
main objective of the German often
sive. which by Tuesday had culmi-
mated In a general assault on the three
mile line running from lie Mort Homme
to the Avocourt woods, with Hill 3o4
In the center,
Thu claim 10 further progress on
Hill 304 is made In the Berlin official
issued this morning. and which evil
IDENTIFY represents the nghting of Tues
day. This was the highwater mark
of the attack. for the French afternoon
Official report described a noticeable
siackening OF the bombardment. and
the night French report chronicled the
complete repulse OF an attack in the
ne!ghborhood" of Hill ss7. and then
the capture of German trenches on the
western slopes of lie Mort Homme.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-11
Tentative Agreement Made 7 en-
Days Ago Must Be Confirm
ed Without Further Farley
OREGON WANTS TO
GARRISON BORDER
But Carranza Carrisons Are
Believed to Be AS Much a
Menace to Border Towns As
Amy Other Kind of Bandits
BY H. II. sTANgBuRy.

Ell Paso. Texas. May l0.-Minister of
War Ohregon has been given until 10
o'clock tomorrow to meet the condi-
lions accepted by President Wilson in
the tentative agreement made by
Mejor-General Hugh l. Scott ten days
ago.
II by the time named Oregon does
not signify Willingness to ratify the
agreement or come forward with a
counter-p pr oposal in wrftrng. Generate
Scott and Funston will prepare to leave
Ell Paso at once. General Scott will
return to Washington and General
Funston will go back to San Antonio.
The next step after that will be the
issuing of orders for the redistribution
of United States troops preparatory to
the cleaning up process to which North
ern Mexico IL TO be submitted.
The arst indication that General
Scott had made UP his mind not TO
partey with the de faeto government
any longer was observed at noon to-
day. when Juan n. Amador. assistant
secretary of foreign affairs. visited the
generals private car, Amador came
to say that General obregcn would not
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-11
CRUSHING
BLOW AGAINST ALCOHOL

Parts, May 1O.-An0ther crush.
ing blow to drink has been deliv-
cred by Russian military doctors,
who. reporting to the Paris Acaa-
emy OF Medicine ON the condition Of
the Csar'. leGioas since the aboli-
ton Of the conssmption Of alcohol,
saysi
.since he has been deprived Of
alcoholic poison, the hardy Rus
Sian peasant In able to Withstand
the wars worst privations and suf-
f<rinKs, be has heen vaceinated
arsinat t&phoia, cholera and smaIl-
pox without the slightest III effects
TO hts health.
sThe whele Russian army Has
thereby gained enormously. IL
voulA have been Impossible to OBJ
tsin this magnificent result hut for
The stamping eut Of the vodka evil"
The general esuncil Of the Seine
Aepartm<nS, which Includes many
ampertant Industrial towns ana
sorts, ~ well ~ . big agrsculturai
.ospalsttan.- haA unanaD0unly ssSlea
ne 9overnAsat % strenwGl Dts
Aeasures against drink. wAssh, ~
Seys, u the seie cause " mest
erirnes. - we'll - being productive
- snb@~enlesis and race suicide.