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The Yale expositor., 1917-03-15

Harrison Long suffered a paralytic
stroke recently and is in rather bad
condition.
The choir of the M. Z. church is
planning on concert to be given
Monday evening, April 9th in New
Opera House. Watch for particulars
later.
"Under the Laurels" q home talent
play will be given by the Fargo Dra-
matte Club in j. Prieh's Hall, Fargo,
tomorrow, Friday evening at 8 o'clock.
Admission 10 and 20 cts. All are in
vited to attend and will be welcome.
Otto Griffith has accepted a position
as salesman for Fred j. Wilt, imple-
ment dealer, and the dray business will
be looked after by Ralph Tenniswood.
Otto, for the past eight years, has
taken care of the draying in Yale and
worked hard and faithful. He is a
man well liked and we predict he will
make good at his new job,
The Expositor this week has printed
page bills for Fred j. Wilt, implement
dealer, Mathews e. Wight, druggists,
and Emerson Cooper, general merchan-
disc. These bills advertise the goods
handled by the different firms and will
be mailed to the public next week. On
receipt of this advertising matter read
it over carefully as many bargains are
offered.
Edward Oatman, who is at Sacra-
mento, Calf, writes:-"One can find
all kinds of weather in California.
Just came from Grass Valley where
there was snow and ten miles down the
valley there were orange trees in bloom.
At Truckee in the Sierre Mountains
twelve inches of snow. Here in Sacra-
mento snow is never known. With
regards"
George Ostrander met with sad ac-
cident on the roadway east of the
Wickham school house whereby he
met his death by the oyerturning of his
wagon into deep ditch on the road
side. He was returning from Capac
alone Saturday evening last during the
electrical storm and sharp crash of
lightning and heavy thunder frightened
his team of horses, they jumping into
the ditch. He fell out onto his head
breaking his neck and bruising his face
and body badly. Deceased was man
about 48 years of age and leaves wife
and children to mourn his loss. The
funeral was held from the Cole church
on Wednesday afternoon and interment
in Elmwood cemetery.
The Yale expositor., 1917-03-15
Rev. Belts Sends A Message

Rev. s. g. Bettes, who is now at
Drain, Oregon, has written letter to
The Expositor in which he states that
he will have completed fifty year per-
iod in preaching the gospel next July
Rev. Bettes says:
81 was planning to drive across the
continent this summer to see my dear
old friends once more, as l will have
preached fifty years next July. L had
fall two months ago breaking two
ribs and bruising my right kidney,
head, shoulder and hip. so do not ex-
pect will be able to make the trip.
can hardly stand on my feet as yet and
have to sit in chair to preach. l am
so glad for dear old Michigan going
dry. l have preached prohibition, wo'
mans suffrage and Christian socialism
all these years. God bless you all, dear
friends. want to come back to dear
old Yale to be buried, but l guess
will have to stay westnear the old Pa
cfic ocean,"
The Yale expositor., 1917-03-15
Election Notice

Notice is herebylgiven to the Electors
of the City of Yale, state of Michigan,
that an election will be held in said
city, on
Monday, April End, A. d. 1917.
In the Council Rooms, at which time
the following officers are to be
elected, viz.:-Mayor, City Clerk, City
Treasurer, Supervisor; and in each
ward as follows:--First Ward, one
Alderman, full term), one Alderman,
Ito fill vacancy and one Constable;
Second Ward, one Alderman and one
Constable; Third Ward, one Alderman
and one Constable.
BY Order of the Common Council.
Bert Mcdonald, City Clerk.
The Yale expositor., 1917-03-15
Private Sale...

Will offer for private sale at resi-.
dence on Wood street, City of Yale
the following household goods
Couch
Davenport
Sewing machine
Bedroom suite
3.piece parlor suite
Child's bed
High chair
Administer rug 11.6x12
And several other articles
Want to sell by March 28th.
Mrs. Henry WEIGH
and Mrs. Award
The Yale expositor., 1917-03-15

FOREMAN for macadam and gravel
roads. State experience, salary ex-
pected and whether married or
single. Address Box 999, Yale
PAPER HANGING-Anyone having
paper hanging jobs they want done
/ am prepared to do the work. Call
on Ira Jones, Yale. so 2
WANTED AT ONCE-Six White
Rock Cockerels. John ii. ..Manns, X.
3 Yale. Phone SO IL 3S. 50.2
The Yale expositor., 1917-03-15
Registration Notice

Notice is hereby given to the electors
of the City of Yale, State of Michigan,
that the Board of Registration will be
In session at the Council Rooms
Saturday, March 31st, A. ID. 1917,
from eight O'Clock in the forenoon un.
til eight o'clock in the afternoon of said
day for the purpose of registering the
names of all such persons as may be
possessed of the necessary qualihca'
tions. of electors and who may apply
for that purpose.
BY Order of the Common Council.
Bert Mcdonald, City Clerk.
The Yale expositor., 1917-03-15

POP CORN FOR SALE-I have a
quantity of choice pop corn for sale
at &c per pound. Inquire of Charles
Dinner, Yale. 40 2
The Yale expositor., 1917-03-15
CUT THIS OUTFIT is WORTH MONEY

DON'T MISS THIS. Cut out this
slip, enclose with sc to Foley s. CO.,
Chicago, ILL.,, writing your name and
address clearly. You will receive in re-
turn trial package containing Foley's
Honey and Tar Compound for bron.
chial coughs, colds and Group; Foley
Kidney Pills, and Foley Cathartic Tab
let's. II. Il. Hennessy. adv
c..A..-sl.. e.. The Ewnooifor
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-18
-.CS ESTADOs UNIDOS TENDRAN
~UATRO RUTAS AE2EAS.
UisRe de Ia 6a.)

Estas principles Was aeTcas, con
= tempo seran atravesadas Y sJrca-
ias nor cientos de otras pequenas ru-
.as atreas c@e unan a las PARTICIPATES
ciudaGcs entire 81.
Tan pronto como Sc ponga en- prac-
,ca este plan. dice e. anrnc!o de!
rlub Atteo, Sc dara practica de avla-
Ion q miles de hombres, Il los que eI
,;4rcito ' . Marina podri alistar tan
rronto como los ~necesite. Con e.
vgelo : trav6S del pals Y IA fornla q
decuada que - esta estudiando pa
re- el deD5sito de las v~alijas de CO
rresponGoAcia CUE por esas rutas Sc
rr&sladea. cI servicio de correos mill
vares tendra una g-andisima mejoca'
pues 50 Ievara . cabo con una rapI-
ic. ;~ncorcebib,c. FL trabajo sera
Llntico al de los ayiadores bOmbar-
1cadores, per 10 QIe los cue Sc dedi'
quen = esq carrera, podran rec!oii
instruction practica en- el servic.c
a5-eo de correos, que llegara q SCI
ma ~verGadera escuela para los avia
does m~ilitares''.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-18
FUE ANIOUILADA UNA FUERZA
DE OCHOClENTOS TURCOS

LONDRES, Noviembre liza Sc
c~retaria de Guerra del gobierno in
giles ACADIA dc dar g la prensa una in
formation relativa q las Ultimas no
ticias recibidas sobre las operaciones
uve Sc lievan 4 cabo en- Ia Palestlha.
Segun dichas informaciones. una
fuerza turca compuesta de ochocien-
los hombras. fue cast totalmente ami
quilada en- las alturas de Abashus-
huh. situadas a unas cinco millas al
Sur de Ran2!ch. De dicha fuerza, me-
ros de Il mitad fuG hecha ~prisionera
Y Ell resto pereci0. Sc agrega que
este hecho de armas Sc llev6 8 cabo
cuando los turcos tra5aban de forti-
ficar Jafa-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-18
REAL,ZAN uN Ur!LEslM0 INvEN-
NienC de Il l2. l'ag)

cue anarccca dcsde luego como de
innegab!e utilidad gr&cttca.
Sc rata de un aparato para re-
frescar 81 airc de las habitaciones,
caldeado ea q verono hasta e! grade
de hacersc casi i~rrespirablc y produ-
cir copiosa Y mc!csta exudaci6a.
FL aDarato es sencillo, t:ene ia for
ma de INA ~viccrcla de regular tama-
aa. = nucie c~olocaIse : u~l.!;Zar en-
cf.cinas. en- teatros, en- restaurants,
En-. alccbas. e: tcdas parties donde
=. n~caasario hacer h2iar Ia ;empera-
;.!a ardorosa Ge! verano.
AIguaas m&quinas fueron Va cons
truidaS en- Los angeles Y, pu"stas
en- experimentation, han dado los
mas satisfactorios resultados, por 10
cuaI algunas companies americans
Sc han intcresado en- Ia comDra del
i~nvento. Que puedc ccnsrituir, J que
ccrst;;air& De SECURE, una fortuna pa
"a sus INVENTORIES. ' III triunfo mas
para In actividad Y el tanlento dc los
mexicanos.
La efectividad del aparato inven-
tado eS tai, que. con muv POGO costo,
y en- brerisimo tempo, puede haccr
baiar Ia ,emueratura de una habita-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-18
Ell TRAFICO DE Ia MARINA DE
ESPANA.
CViene De Ia Ia. P2g)

Primer Ministro, qUien les manifes-
IT, los i~ncercSados que Dc IA misma
.ranera cue los se"uros ordinar.os
que haciaa las compa=ia* ~esnecia'es
uce i clio SO tedirab@n 90" "a :do"
Dc. lucgo eran limitados, iiniitados
,ama:Ga. y con mayor raz@n, tendr@n
q.;c ser los seggros qJe eNpidiera e!
eobier&o. : que en tnocas como Ia
ac.ua'. on In Que toaos teinlsn que
r.ecnLi. m::s O. mcnc- d~irectame-te
los pesiu.cios que So 1erivan . Ia
r.c-ra. i.zto ere que los que IeniaF
ir.er..Go I'll capita! en- buques, core
ran ieIalmcnte aigunos r-cs@0s ) qUe
er c2so de quc J1vieran n m&-a for
tuna De qae sus bu4ues f0eran hun
didoS. deberiaa perder t partc de
- valor como. dc hecho. 10 Pcrd!a2
toIoS los cspanole<. pues {! dinerc con
& u ci uobierno iba a asegur&r los
lraucs. era di2ero del Tcscro "u-
b-.,o.cs dcc;r. Ginero de todCs. Pa
race u el gobierHo no assgurara
ms de an Setenta y cinco ror c:e"-
70 de. valor de los buqJes, y IS Droba-
bic cue 80 tome como base ei cos-o d
clos no 81 v@.o. actual, cue 6
mnrho mayor.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-18

Dele de iCs--. - IN Inrmeuio para
<,s g.lnoGcs ' Tn fGslidio para ~ cuer-
10. ri .arabe BALLARD'S HUEElIoUN0
SYRUF. GeiicDe IA Irritation. cuFd los
-uImon-5 : res;aura ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Il
tr-sr.r...5N. ITrc.9. 2Ic.. $50. $50 Ia
lotcl.a. De yen.a TOT 4. C5hl ana Co.
-,AGE.f-
"A Neu-s-ria 20 l. cara. hnmhTas. ma
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-18
EsTAN0S EN- N~ISPERAS..
Niene Dc Ia Ia. pa@)

cisco Nur@uia sc encamjna. a "A ca
haza de ,us ~t-u"rzas, con -umbo al
N~,~cestc con Q! obic,o dc atacar 4
las rucrzas v;T,;stas.
: pesa~ de que e 2aso de y para
O#n-rl ha esraaa comH'etamente
r.ch:b:Ia. So h2a p)al..o c1nascr la$
1n.,.gnes que Drcya!eccn entire los Il
nis,as,y Ia mancra como ivzeau los
a.1rte.ia.Icn.os que SC I'M desarro-
:.,&o laraEtc los u.t:mos uacro d!aS
picen escs reyoluciouar.os cue. . par
.fr del momcuto en- cue q Peauehc
uGclco yilIis,a Sc 2podcri &c Ia plaza
!e Oj.aga, Sc ha operajo IN cambio
.2a;ca, ca l. silp"cian &e! r1is Y cue
a- este aco7t.limieayo. sin iran im-
a~,-raa-a or .~D-J.-ncil. sc ha dcri-
vado un ample ; ,.o:eatisin.o nio"i-
..aso pc.r.co nacionai {. conduc:ri
. = r1volaciGa ma; formidable cue
Sc haya d~esarroliado en- Mexico.
Agrecan los vjll;sras que Sc cspe-
RI uuc duranrc las pr6Ximas vcinti-
cuatrc horas tengan verificatiyo SUI
ccscs uraecondenra1es entire los que
SC incluye IN publication de los as
tos proyectos militares que Sc pro
ncne d~esarrollar e. movimiento nucvo
aue abarca 4 toda In R]epUbiica.
Ell PASO. Texas. Noviembre IL
Francisco Villa, con una columna de
mi. de mil hombres, ha salido de
Oiiraga. en- direction del Paso de In
Mula. que es el canine que conduce
4 IA ciudad de Chihuahua. Este aviso
fut rccibido anoche, a Ultima bora.
Dor 81 consulate del gobierno carran-
cista en- csta ciudad. En- tai aviso Sc
comunica tambicn que en- Oiinaga ha
uuedado e. c~oronel Porfirio Ornelas.
con una fuerza tornado pcT cuatro-
cientos o Guinientos vi!listas.
En- chihuahua hay panico.
Noticias trasmitiias anoche de Ia
ciuGad &c Chihuahua, informan que
ell panico Sc ha apoderado del pueblo
de Ia dicha capital, por e. tenor de
TN ataque de Francisco Villa 4 Ia
plaza.
! Esta Sc e~ncuentra guarnecida con
mil o mil ]quinientos hombres unica-
mentc. que son los cue tiene a su
mando el general Eduardo Herman
dez, .iefe accidental de las operaciones
en- ell EStado de Chihuahua.
FL general Francisco Murguia Sc
encuentra en- Saltillo o en- las cerca-
Mas de Ia dicha capital coahuilense.
q donde Ilevo IL mayor parte de n
g~uarnici6n que tenia en- Ia capital
de Chihuahua.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-06-26
ALASKAN DRAMA AT DREAM.

"The Deathlock" five act drama of stirring adventures in the wastes of tho Klondike is billed at the Dream tonight. The wonderful scenes were carefully taken on the famous Dawson trail in midwinter, and the services of John Johnson, of Nome, and his famous Siberian dogs were engaged to give this realistic Alaskan sitting. were Harry Barnett's dogs. To people outside this passes, but here Tn Nome it is quite possible many will recog- nize some of the wolves. The picture is full of thrilling situations and Is bound to make big hit.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-06-26
vEuIzEL0S TO HEAD
 NEW GREEK CABINET 

ton will shortly enter the war on the side of the entente.
 Venizelos arrived in the capital to- jay and was immediately received by King Alexander. It appears according to the report, that as soon as parlia ment can be convoked Vengezlos will propose to the deputies that Greece align herself with the allies. As the sentiment of a large part of the par limentary body is strongly inclined to creek participation 1t is generally
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-06-26
HAIGH FORCES ARE
 AGAIN THRUSTlNG FORWARD

the British field tactics since the com mencement of the spring drive.
 Instead of directing his offensive against the German lines north of Lens and along the Belgian border the British field marshal has apparently shifted his attack to the Cherisy- Bullicourt region which has been the scene of such terrific fighting in the earlier weeks Of the offensive The attack recorded in today's report was
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-06-26

lished all news reaching the capital to prevent full knowledge of the actual conditions obtaining in other sections from reaching the public in Madrid as the capital is not greatly disturbed by the almost universal disaffection and is still quiet in spite of the gen. eral labor discontent.
 Private advices from the outlying districts indicate, however that the revolutionary spirit is growing strong CT every hour and there hs every in
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-06-26
SENATE CONSIDERING FOOD
 BILL PASSED BY HOUSE

pect that fight intense and bitter, will develop over the prohibition amendment
 The senate is plainly unwilling that he lighte" hquors and wines shall be abolisaed and a hard fight will undoubtedly be made to retain them n the list of American beverages.
 In addition 70 this inclination on the aart of l large portion of the sena- torial bod :ne representatives of the
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-06-26
RED GROSS MILLIONS
 OVER SUBSCRIBED
,ternationai News Service.

WASHINGTON, June 26.-The re-
 ponse of the country to the call for i.ed Cross funds was overwhelming nd the sum called for has been far according to announce
 ,ents made by Red Cross headquar- lers today.
 Present indications are that the
 ..er subscription will be considerably nore than ten million dollars by the tlme the full returns are in. According 70 the statements of Red Cross off, { als the count at noon today showed :; total of one hundred and two mill Lon dollars offered by the public as far IS the count has gone.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-06-26
AMERICAN Av|ATORS
 E--EM6LANO
Special Intern national Service.

opSClai IntcT0dUOUab ocTviCcs
 LONDON, June 26.-The first con- tingent of American aviators ordered to final training service behind the French battle lines by the American government reached the British capital today.
 The American flyers were given an ovation and were cheered to the echo by thousands who were drawn to the station by the announcement of their coming The men will be forwarded to the American training camp in France as expeditiously as possible and will probably join the other American contingents at the front within the next three weeks.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-06-26
LUMBER TO
 BE PROBEO
International News Service.

WASHINGTON, June 26.--At the request of President Wilson. the fed eral trade commission will shortly institute an investigation of the pro- duction and cost of lumber.
 It is said that the intention of the government to probe the lumber busi- ness is due to a decided tendency to- ward sharp raises in the lumber mar ct since the announcement of the gov ernment shipbuilding program which will be largely devoted the construc- ton of wooden ships.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-06-26
BUTTE MINERS VOTE
 FOR GENERAL STRIKE

prospects for general mine strike has caused consternation in the city and both government and business interests are making every effort to dissuade the men from going out. The principal argument offered is that q strike at his time will be looked upon the dependence of the country on the copper output of this region. The striker declare that patriotism is en- tirely out of the question when their labors result in no more than enough to eat under the present system em- ployed in the mines.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-06-26
FRENCH AND BRITISH AGAIN SURGE TOWARD
FRENCH CAPTURE THOUSAND
 PRISONERS IN lA0N DRIVE

report of the fighting now in progress near Laon issued by the war office this morning states that the French forces have made additional gains In the Hurtebise sector, capturing addi- tional sections of German first line trenches northwest of the village.
 The fighting is described as intense with the Germans desperately con- testing every foot of the French ad- vance.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-06-26
Senate Committee Bans Whisky
 Favors Beer; Light Wines.

WASHINGTON. June 26.-The sub committee of the senate agricultural committee which has been entrusted the duty of looking over the liquor amendment 10 the food control bill has agreed upon an amendment to the bill putting tne manufacture of beer and light wires up to President Will son.
 Under the terms of the amendmen, proposed the president will De empow- cred to use his own discretion as to the manufacture of beer and light wines.
 The measure. however, absolutely prohibits the manufacture and sale of whisky and indicates clearly the iattftude of the senate against the stronger liquors.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-06-26
s25,O0O,OO0 LOANED FRANCE
 AND BRITAIN TODAY
International News Service.

International News Service.
 WASHINGTON, June 26.-Twenty- five million dollars today passed from the possession of the United States into the hands of representatives of the French and British governments.
 The loan to England. which is the second that has been rendered since the war declaration of President Will son, amounted to fifteen millions. The French loan total was ten millions.
 AS in the case of the first loan of this government to our western allies the money was transferred by means of an order on the treasury of the United States and was de1vered into the hands of French and British am bassadors by Secretary of State I.ans-
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international News Service.

LONDON, June 26.-Cosely follow ing the announcement of the resigna- from Athens today says that Former Premier Venizelos has been commls- new cabinet.
 The dispatches further asserts that ary leader to head the new ministry is almost an assurance that the na-
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international News Service.

international News Service.
 BUTTE, June 26.--An extension of the present strike in the Butte mines threatens to close down every mine in the district.
 Following q general meeting of miners and mine assistants today the men voted for a general strike which if put into effect will have no other result than to close down work in every mine.
 Miners, machinists, hlacksmiths, and boilermakers of every mine at present working cast their vote for the strike.
 Should the men put their threat into effect call on the government by the mine owners Is probable. The
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-06-26
CAMPAIGN
 BRINGS RESULTS
International News Service.

WASHINGTON June 26.-The re- ports received at army headquarters relative to the results of the first day
 f recruiting under the call for vol unteers issued by the president indi- cate that the full quota of seventy thousand men will be filled before the close of army week.
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International News Service.


 PARIS, June 26.-Today's official bulletin indicates that the French forces are again in action and driv- ing forward with renewed vigor against the fortress of I.aon
 The statement asserts that the French forces are steadily driving for ward near the German held fortress of Laon capturing a number of trenches and again endangering the German occupancy of the great for tress which has been the objective of the French advance throughout the Champagne campaign.
 The principal advance recorded is
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ing.
 the transaction attracted but little attention in the capital which is fast becoming accustomed to the handing out of multiple millions.
 An official statement issued in con- ,nection with the loan announcement states that the government loans to the eIl;es up to the present time total ono dillon, eight hundred million dollars. This sum includes the Ital- Fan, Belgian and Russian loans in addition to those of Britain and France.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-06-26
Special Interna ational Service.

LONDON, June 26.-Another for ward thrust of the British forces in the Fontaine sector of the Hindenberg line has resulted in substantial gains of territory in addition to making another deep dent in the much vaunt- e "inpregnable" line.
 The report of General Haigh indi- cates another change in the British
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-06-26
 BILLIARD MATCH.

Messrs. Grigsby and Wells will play an eight hunderd point 14.2 inch balkline billiard match at the Board of Trade billiard parIors Tuesday and Wednesday evening at 8:30. Four hundred points will be played nightly. Reserved seats $1.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-06-26
SHIP BUILDING
 STRIKE THREATENED

WASHINGTON, June 26.-Reports received by the department of labor today indicate that a great strike among the employees of the ship build ing plants along the Atlantic coast Is now immpending Possibly action in this direction is causing much con- cern.
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directed along the Sensee river south of the Arras- Cambrai road during the night and resulted in the British wedge which IS thrusting out toward Cambrai being driven still deeper into the enemy line.
 The British advance was severely contested by the Germans and the fighting was bitter.
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International News Service.

WASHINGTON, June 26.-The sen ate is today engaged in consideration of the food control bill as passed by the house with the national prohbi tion amendment attached.
 A the time for voting on the meas ure in the upper house draws near, it is clear that while the general pro- visions for food control will not be severely opposed there Is every pros
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western line of the Craonne plateau. The French were enabled to pierce the German lines at this point and thrust back the opposition over a wide dis tanee. Over thousand prisoners have been returned to the French bases as a result of the sweeping smash and others, are hourly coming in as the fighting progresses.
 Careful artillery preparation has re- suited in comparatively small losses to the attacking forces.
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International News Service.

international News Service. of the nation wide disturbances which are at present agitating the country. the government today announces a suspension of all constitutional guar antees.
 This action is equivalent to a proc- lamation of martial law and indicates that the situation in Spain is growing worse.
 A strict censorship has been estab-
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accepted that there is strong lkeli- hood of the nation casting her lot with the enemies of the central pow CTS.
 The announcement that Yenizelos is again 10 assume charge of the gov ernment has created great enthusiasm among the people of Athens the ma jority of whom are supporters of the famous statesman.
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