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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-06
ABNORMAL CASE DESCRIBED
H"d, "f William King Hcportcd by
Surgeons ~ "Lcfi-IInndcd. Roth
Inside mud Dntsidc.''

~ Associated Press
ST Louis NO. January 5-The
body ~ William King, which has bccn
preserved for twenty months. is do
S"ribcd ~ anatomiStS :.s "lcft handed.
both inside and outside" according To
- statement made public to-day at tho
city Hospital. ON May s. 1915. King.
who Was thirtyhvc years old. applied
at I'll" h"spita! for treatment. He said
hc vas lah"rcr. and had lived most of
his life in Wisconsin fic was suf-
ferinE from typhoid fever.
When asked who should be notified
in cas-" of his death King said: Don,
worry about that. Just gu; mo up
and examine my body: there's some :
thing wrong with nc besides the
fcv"r." lie died few days later.
When surgeons made an examination
~ tho body they found ono of tho most
abnormal cases in tho history OF sur
gerry. Tho heart was on tho right side.
the liver IN tho left. the appendix was
on the left side, and the spleen on the
right. The stomach wes turned around
completely. ON IN" left lung was
three lohcs: tho right lung had but
TWO. Tn" l"f; kidney was larger and
lower than the right ono.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-06
President to Send
No New Peace Note
State Department Issues STATE
ment That Further Commun-
Gallon Is Not Contemplated.
fBy Associated prcs.

WASiiiNGToN. January :,-Thc
state, Department to-day authorized
IN" statement that President Wilson
Was not contemplating sending another
peace noe.
Counselor Polk CAV "a. following
statement:
The report that til, Is
preparing to send a new q. o tho
bclliScrent powers is false and with
out amy foundation. The President has
-" second note in contemplation
Following tn" Cabinet meeting. Sec
rotary Lansing announced that Prcsi-
dent Wilson had authorized him to say
ihat the American government had no
other note in contemplation, and that
such information Was being sent to
all American diplomatic representa-
tivcs abroad.
Secretary Lansing would no, discuss
'hc question further. bat il was under
stood that tho reason for tho announce
n..nt Was apprehension or tho part Of
-. administration tina; reports that
another note would he sent would af-
feet tn" cutonte reply to tho Prcsi-
dents first note. expected hcrc in the
near future.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-06
'Murguia Defeats
Villa Command
Many Of Bandit Leaders Fol-
lo,rcrs iNcd and Taken
Prisoner.
10 .N.snrlatei rrcss. |


CHIHUAHUA -A,ITY, January a
Villa was defeated at Jimnez ycstcr-
day bt General Francisc, Murguia.
With Il loss OF 500 rebel dead. woundrd
and captured. Martin Lopez. "a rebel
leader. and another Villa general were
among tho slain according to an
official report tonight from the Car
ranz;L commander
Villa was said TO he Nceing toward
IL vilIc.
General Murgtin ia stated that his
command pushed back Villas troops
five mics after coming INTO contact.
Machine Guns arr credited With ui;.y-
ing AN Important part in the offensive,
in which both c,tvaIry and infantry
were heavily c,.@ag"d. Villa according
"a the report. personally led repeated
cavalry attacks against MurSuia's IN.
fantrE. which we're checked with heavy
losses
besides Villas heavy losses in men.
horses. ammunition. arms aiul ether
war material. General Mur-uria claims
tho recovery or many cnrlnrdS of 'hc
loot brought hy tho Villa troops from
rorrcou. Government cavalry - said
10 have killed about hfty members OF
Villas bodycuard. which u protecting
nin III hIS escape ~ 'Hloil'biIc.
General Muruuia advised hi- sub
urdiuatcS here. that hc intends - keep
~ a no; pursuit. rs Villas forces are
badly diSorraniZed The conerrl lii
rccticn of tho retreat "f tie scattered
nand is toward rarral. who're hc said
nc expected them 10 make y stand. Tho
casualties Of the government troops
are put ~ 100. among then several of
tho higher officers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-06
TO GET EXTENSION OF LIFE
administration Leaders Agree That
Joint Rnilrond Commission Shall
Bc Continued.
nv Associated iress.l


WASHINGTON. January 5.-I:Xten-
sion Of the life of the Ncwlands Joint
Railroad Commission until the convo1l-
ing of the Sixty-ff;h Congress next
December. without an additional an
propriation. was agreed 10 to-day 10y
administration leaders in Congress.
and the necessary provision was en-
bodied in a joint resolution favorably
reported by both the Senate and IIous &C
Commerce Committees.
The joint commission. created at tho
last session to investigate the whole
subject of railway control. would cx-
pire under the present law next Mon
day. proposal To extend il for one
year and TO appropriate for retention
as salaried member of Representa-
tive Cullop. of Indiana, who rctires
from Congress on March 4, was block ed
in the House yesterday by Repuhli-
can objection.
Democratic leaders believe the rcso-
luton reported to-day as substitute
will be passed without serious opposi-
tIon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-06
TALK TOO MUCH At SEA
Australian Government Complains to
Washington About t.irruIouS
american ship Captains.


WASHlNGTON. January 5--,iarru-
lous American sea captains. talking
with each other by wireless. have
brought down on their heads the
wrath uf Australian government Of
hcials. il Was learned to-day COM
plain has reached Washington that
American ships 2.o0o miles apart in the
South Seas discuss trivial subjects
when the Australian wireless is trying
to get into the air important messages
'rh" American captains declare that
antiquated wireless equipment in use
in Australia is To blame for the situa-
tion. They deny that trivial messages
have been exchanged.
The Australian charges are being in
vcstigatcd by American government
officials. and curb will he put on the
practice il IL is found that tho wire
less is being used for too free cX-
change Of unimportau' messages.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-06
DEMuNSr RATES tnrTttti.
SITUATION OF ENTENTE

EEl;LiN. January tvia Sayvillc).-
Tn" overseas News Agency says to-
day with regard IL the visit OF Premier
Lloyd George and Niscount Milner to
I;ome.
The Hcriincr TnSehiatt points out
'haI a great war council has hccn as
Semhled in Rome. probably In order TO
tiou in tho Balkans, ms otherwise the
French General Sarrails army would
be irretricvably lost. This council. .le
newspaper adds n least clearly demon
s,rates tho critical situation of the
entente powers in the balkans"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-06
BRIEF IN APPAM CASE
British Claimants for Prize Ship
Seek 4" Regain Possession of
Vessel mud CurEo.
Lay Associated Press.

ASliINGToN. January 5.-British
claimants for tho prize ship Appam,
brought To Newport News last Feb
ruary by German prize crew, filed
their brief with the Supreme Court to-
day in the libel proceedings brought
to regain possession Of the vessel and
her cargo The ease Will he argued
next week.
The brief contends that under Ger
man American treaties and The Hague
conventions, the Appam's captors lost
title To their pre- when they brought
her into AmericaitsN -atcrs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-06
Very truly yours.
j. y. c. CHANDLER.
superintendent.
SENDS nESIGNtTION
WHICH - NOT ACCEPTED

Mr.. Riddick sent the following letter
TO Superintendent Chandler:
Richmond. Va. January 5. 1917.
DR.. j. a. 4. Chandler:
Dear Sir.--I herewith tender my
resignation as an instructor in the
school system, to take effect at once.
have considered il an honor and a
pleasure to have taught III the system
for The past four years. where my work
has been considered good. beg OF
you To accept my resignation at once.
Yours respectfully
q, A. EIDDTcE
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-06
HEARING ON Ms9B BILL
Would Permit American Bus,nesa Firms
to Operate Collective Selling
Agencies Abroad.
LRv Associnted Press. !

Nv Associated Press
WASHINGTON, January j.-The
Webb bin, to permit American bust
ness firms to operate collective selling
agencies abroad. was the subject OF ii
hearing to-day before the Senate Com
merce Committee.
The measure was passed by the
Honsc during the last session. and
although President Wilson and admin
istratioR Senator'S sought to have the
Senate act on il before adjournment.
threats of filibustcr against ii by
Senator LA Toilette prevented.
Opposition is based maialy on fear
that the act would prevent sale OF
American goods abroad except through
n foreign selling monopoly.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-06
:. \. EIIDI)TCI[,
WOULD DISMISS nm At
ONCI; Itr HE HAD THE POWER

Dr. Chandler replied To Mr.. Eiddicks
letter as follows;
Richmond. Va, January 3. 1917.
Mr.. G. y. Riddick. Richmond. Va:
My Dear Sir.--lour letter OF rcsig-
nation has been received, and shall
at once call special meeting Of the
School Board of the city Of Richmond
To consider the same.
In view OF the fact, however. that
you have stated To me orally this
morning that you made n false state
ment In securing your teachers ccrtifi-
cate from the State Board OF Educa-
Continued on Fourth Page.)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-06
ADVISES TO HOLD COTTON
Hchin rGes Producers. Merchants and
Bnnkrrs to stand Together md
Whit for Higher Prices.
II3N 4 sNnciuted press. /

WASHlNGToN. p. c., January 5.-An
agreement between American and for
eiSn spinncrS to divide the Southern
territory was charged by Representa-
tive HELM in Il speech on the cotton
situation in the House TODAY. Mr.
ilctlin painted gloomy picture OF
boil-wecvil conditions. and said the
1915 crop would, show the supply to
he 81 10000 bale, the demand
-iic urged produo- merchants and
bankers 10 stand together aud hold
the remainder Of this years crop for
still higher prices.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-06
CUBA WITHDRAWS BOND SUIT
Information Comes TO Governor Of
North Cnroilnn Through Sen
ntor nvermnn.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.l
RALEIGH. y. g., January ,.-t;ov-
ernor Craig sent message to the Gen
cral Assembly tonight conveying the
official informa tion that President Mon
zeal. OF the republic of cuba. has is
sued decree withdrawing the petit
tiou filed in tho Supreme Court of the
United states with view To forcing
the collection Of the North Carolina re-
pudiatcd bonds. The House adopted
resolutions EXPRESSING appreciation Of
::io action taken. There viii he SINH
rii action by the Senate Tomorrow, that
body not having been in session to-
night.
The information came Ia the Gov
ernor through IA telegram from SEN
aior n"rrman, who also wired the text
of the Cuban decree putting an end 10
the impending litigation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-06
RUSSIANS BEGIN ATTACK
oN GERMAN POSITIONS

~ NsSoCtNteu PrcSs.I
HERLIS. January tvia Sayvtlle).-
Russian troops began an attack carly
this morning on German positions on
the northern part Of the Russo-Ga-
iician front, north of Fricdrichstadt
the War Office announced to-day. The
battle is still in progress. Four Rus
sian attacks near Dvinsk were re-
pulsed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-06
GREECE WILL Reject CERTAIN
CLAUSES OF ENTENTE; NOTE

i3y N>so"iniei I'rcSs.i
LONDON. January 5.-Thc Greek
government. acting in harmony with
the King. has decided to reject GER
tain clauses OF the entente note. de-
manding rcparation in consequence Of
the recent hShting at Athens. Rcutcr's
correspondent At Athens telcSraphs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-06
WATERWAYS BILL READY
~ Ncp"rtcd 10 House. Will Garry
S:D.0OO.00O for Old Projects and
SiO.000, ,0G0 for New Work
IRy \ soc!atcd prcssl

WASHINGTON. January a.-Thc an
nuai river and harbor bill. carrying
S2?.ooo.ooo for continuing old projects
ana Slo,0Oo.0OO as initial appropria-
tions for new work. was completed
IN committee ,o.day. and is ready to
be reported to tho House.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-06
ARTILLERY FIGHTING On
THE YERDIN FRONT

BN AsSur;ut.d Press.
FAElS. January J.-Thcre was active
artillery fighting last night on the Yer
dun front, in the vicinity OF Douau-
mont and Naux. the War Office an
nounccs Elsewhere the night passed
quietly.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-06
GERMANS PENETRATE TO
ROT HrII BRITISH TRENCH

Nv \ NSs'ItIHIttl fTtsS.9
BERLIN. January fria Sayville) -
German raidinG detachmcnts near Iooa.
on the Franco Bels sian front. penetrated
to the fourth British trench in an on
era ton this morning and returned with
more ban tifty prisoners. after blow
ing Is! defensive works. army head
qua srs announced to-day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-06
ENGAGEMENTS AMONG.
ADVANCED I,OSIS

Nv Associated l'rcss.
PARlS. January 5.-An official re-
port from the Macedonian front issued
here to-day says that engagements oc-
cured on Wednesday among advanced
posts in ihe sector held hy the Ser
bians.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-06
BECOMES U. S. CITIZEN
Count Henry Hcimuth Won tdeImnnn
of Stuttgart. Gcrmnny. Will
ingly Gives Up TITLE.
Inv hssocinted Pros. \

BY FSsOCinted T'rcss
SAN FRANCISCO, January 5.-Count
Henry Helmuth Won Adelmann of Stutt-
CART, Germany, was just plain Henry
Won Adelmann, Of Richmond Cal,
when he left the United States Dis
trict Court to-day.
II willingly give up my title TO be-
come an American citizen" said the
count to the court. whore he went to
become naturalizcd.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-06
WAR CONFERENCE IN ROME
Premier Lloyd GcorE g nnd Ni>count
Miner To Exchange Views with
French and Italian Governments.
TBy Assoclatod T'rcs.

LONDON, January ".-rrcmicr Lloyd
George and Niscnunt Milucr. q member
cf tho RritiSh War Council. with their
official advisers. have arrived in Rome,
says an official statement issued to-
night, 10 participate with tho French
and Italian governments in AN eX
change of views upon the general sit
uition.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-06
POSITION BELOW RRAiLA
PIERCED ny TEUTONS

t'N As:oCiHtcd Press
BERLIN. January tvia Sayvillc).-
The RUSSIAN brdgchead position be-
fore Rraila was pierced yesterday by
Tcutonic troops, tho War Omcc an
nounces. Four Roumanian towns were
captured and 1.400 prisoners were
brought in.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-06
.AIN ADDITtuNtI. GROUND
IN WESTERN MOI.DANIA

Advancing through the iacunt.:ins in
Western Molddyia. Austro-t;crman
troops have gained additional ground
prisoners. Between Rimnik Sarat and
fonShani Nor Mack.nSen'S men CON
tinuc To progress. and have occupied
tho towns OF Sloroza and RoteSti. The
ltussianS and Roumanians. Pctrogra,l
announces, repul>cd attacks at some
near Toposchik and Norucha the AUS
,r"-.;crnIan forces gained ground
Ausiro-,iernan troops have taken An
island in tho DvinI River. north of
Dvinsk. from the Russians .Attacks;
hy the Russians. Berlin states. IL at
pulsed with heavy losses. Elsewhere.
on tho eastern front there have been
patrol curapementS.
small raids and isolated attacks
nave taken place at various points
on the western front Near I.oos, rcr-
out /" raid successfully. L,ndon states
the raiders wcrc driven out after heavy
iiShtii .. y German attack against :.
small French post, near hill Rot. east
Of the McuSc in the Ncrdmn region
was rcpulscd. Elsewhere there have
been artillery activity and trench bonn :
hardmcEiS. Both raris aud London re-
port considerable aerial activity OF.
the front IN France
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-06
R|DD|CK DROPPED
FROM CITY SCHOOL, S
Board Declines to Accept Resig-
nation. and Summarily Dis
misses Him From Service.
PERMIT TO TEACH is REVOKED
Statement That He Took Course
at Gettysburg College Is
Branded as False.

The Richmond city School Board
dismissed q; a. Riddick from the
tc.cbin ,.fo,..o =, ,ha ...,.,.
"''@ - W ~ S'hoo'S' altcr
special executive session held at ,
o'clock Yesterday afternoon. following
,bo .anissio, of A., t,t,l;,.,, ~
'"'t''"'"' '''''''' - INC i"'S'E OF
his claim to one years work at Get
'NshnrS college" ~ pennsylvania. upon
wh'ch he had secured his certificate 10
teach.
I'r chandler revoked MIR. litddick's
cert'hcate earlier IN tho day. acting
np"i ms authority rs superintendent.
hlS "'tloh h"rfiNcs Mr. Ehdick "f
hiS rlEht 7" '"ach y the stat" "i Nir-
e'h'"
~" superintendent summoned Mr..
kldhick 10 his office yesterday morn
ins !" TESTIFY as I" tho charge made
ihursd"N mat ia" president Of i"ttys-
ot - \. tsid''ck did not appear ON III"
rolIS 81 IA" institution. Mr.. Eiddick
SohioSS"h ms deception immcdiat"ly.
an" iat"f presented ms resignation.
CHANDLER PRESENTS
tUURi:SPONDENtE. TO BOARD
walker 1. co,,rolI yicc.cb.;rn,. =.
tho hoard. prosiaoa u, no n,o,tr.
Yesterday Those nrosent ,yore. Dr
Charles II. Robins. pr / N tiu,rho.or
= Law,on ,.ru,chsold q: ,o,or Io,o.
and + N Long members of mo h,,,1
and &. l. walford c,ork. " r y
Morris. assis,an, clerk. pr i :.
chandler. supcrin,eudant and n
hin and / H. Birford ,ssi..,,,
supnrintoudnuts
Charges Of innnicieucv and ip,nroner
conduct we're broupb, several weeks
ago against Mr. Riddick. then assist,
ant principal OF III" bellevue rrcvoca-
. tional school. by Robert y. Thomas.
M 'e"'h'rS IN IN" s'hooL
r'r,es. Hi"""h' hr'hc'pai or III" school.
~" W -. MaEee. superintendent of
- t'",n'ns OF ~" hi'hmond
st'S"'en 'hc charges ana
~ ~" :" superintendent chandler.
"a"",er denoted Mr. Niddiek to
~ '""N - 'cacher' reduced his salary
't'i MN :" h'hiofa Junior
" """ N"hsierre" Mr.
Wv 'sh'""o iark Schooi
'''", ''''s'hs ms s"iarN
"""''s cnarS"h mat inc pres
VT iiuni'k upon the teach
~ .i'''"'rh m"'alS. ana ar-
Pe'''u 10 lhe Scho"i h"ard for re-
ION o' the Snpcrtnt"ndents
" '"t "o"rh sustained pr.
~ ~ meeting TUESDAY night
''.'"'S' Mt Ih"ih"s Tor not
:. 7 - "''S - ms new school
o' hihs' Hir. ihomas an
i"'eI 'hat ne would carry his
'he NY 'ohncii or further
,""' ton''huihc ms attack. secured
"e Piesi"chi OF gettysburg Col
NY slate'heht that MIR. Riddick
' - "ceh ~ student thcr"
HiDDiGk AcNNOWI.EDtiES
FALSE REPRESENTATIVES,
The corrcsnondcnco ,,ia ,r
board Yesterday rc,,,ivo - ~ "a,
dick follou.. '
1ar,,r, 49,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-06
P|zzIN| ON WAY TO
CENTRAL AMERICA
This Is Belief Of Police and Pink
crtons, Who Are Seek
ing His Arrest.
ONCE VISITED HON DURAS
Familiar With Language and
Customs, and Had Expressed
Desire TO Live There.


mann . '~"''''
w a"S'o'"lhG r"hi cstat" dealer. "t-
cumulatcs. ana rumor vios with rumur
IN n.cnun,i,c ., -, - 80
,i III
~" -
"h''h u" mao" MS transactions ana ~
naming the destiny "f his departure.
There arc 80, no dcnui,o dcvelonuont.
leading /. = ..Iuo ,n.nrh !, has hoo,
,,,.,,
''' ''''s
i'H"i"' tieit iI@hm"hd on Ihur&fiaN
night, bc"ombcr 2s and that he went
as far as Washington
=. ..
''u"i'" "i'N from ""Shinrton' prob
ably Via Lynchhur=. ou the Southern
Railway and won, ), Sou orleans
,,.,
'''s'
country WIN "hlch u" = more or less
ia"h'ii"f nc tn""d states has no
'A'ra"l'l"h treaty WIN costa iica, ana
mere IN" hn*'"hhof '"uid i've IN tn"
Do an" that Tue I"hI arm oi IN"
"a" 'o"'a h"' r"a'h "ht ana tax" nm
m iiH@'h' nus Travelled through
ah"h'" ana ii"nduras. ana n" knows
~ -. .'''' "hd haoi's oi 'hc people
anu. witt y moro 'SS"h'iai. u" knows
W. iah- "aS several years ago aiter
. w lux" 'hea' Countries nc
-" - ''l"""s 'ha' ~ u" were
NJ """'' 'ih' !" :" !" on"
80 '". 'Nh''r 20" f"pu"iicS u"
~ '"' eN'S'e" an "pp"r'oh''F
" ''''- ''''' - ''''"'
NpliD Hfat iHf. FASsPoRT
TO 60 TO III tR0PE
Pizzipi, a lawyer by profession be-
fore lie took up real estate knew
enough about international relations to
realize that il would he practically inn
possible for him to roach any of the
European countries. Since til" out
break Of the war. an alien is required
I" present a properly signed and IN
dorscd passport. The paper must bear
his photograph. Three more photo
graphs are required before the pass
port is issued. these thr"" being kept
on tl". The person 10 whom the pass
port IS issued must appear before an
hEch' 50 ,""' 'he photograph "n''h
'"e i'aP'i "'e'" - 80" :" - 'is i'he
,nd l,iz-,,t is e,;d no, =, j.. -,
49,, =, ,.,, u.,o ,,,,,d ,,,ar 80
,ri.,s nd di.comfor,. nr !, ,rans
.,l,n,ic yox,rn !, , horse ho,, tho
,,, S., h;.n H. i,,,, ,.,,
;, ,,,,Ii.,r.r, ,.ou,,ry :, ..u,ono Gin.
80, ,bo nr,,or c,oyo,,,,,.,t i,,n,...,,,,,
H.. could az "a r,,.d r,, f,,,,
.,,d. - i. ,,or. aj..,,...d ,,,d
.o,,o1 - ,,,d ~ ,I.,oJ i,h
,i,,Ic sial,,,,,y ,s .no,, d.l. Tn.,o
remain cities in m. limited states in
which bo mirh, cor..,, his ;dc,,i,,.
for , ,;m.-I-nitcd states nossossions
hcyond thc .a,s whore bo cnu,d hc
reached. ~. phi,jninns ,.n,n chin.
,pd ,u.,r.H, ,rau u.h.ra ,,so ia
co,,d ho hrnurb, h,ck ar III. ,,raa
insignificant, countries win which tho
limited states has M .x,radiiio, ,rcn,y
The assumntion of p;z,ipi,s fr;ands i.
,b.refora tbat vorsed j.; in,.,n,,io,,i
treaties Tho obscondcr tools ,ho safes,
course and il nov II ,a bo pot al
ready arrived. on his way ia som, pn,r
from which II. may ,anob :, his ar
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-06
DOBRIDJt ENTIRELY
CLEARED or DE;FE: y DERS

by Associated Press.
BERLIN. January (via Sayvillc).-
Braila. Roumana's chief commercial
city. has been captured by the Ger
mans and Bulgarians. according To the
official announcement made this cvcn-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-06
COMPROMISE ADOPTED
! BY VOTE OF 48 TO II
Ten Republicans Of Progressive
Group Join Majority = Mar
tine Opposes Approval.
LEWIS CREATES SENSATION
Illinois Senator Declares United
States Cannot Keep Out Of War
If II Continues.
L. Ah.nniniea Irc...

WASHJSC;TD\ I,uuar, - .nprny.I !
:
statement of peace terms from the Eu-
ropean bclligereuts Was voted tonight
h. mo senate =, IN. cnuc,,,.i.n n
,,
~ .>'''o'
came win afH'na'l' sudhcnness when
Democratic leaders decided to accept
a form of resolution that would nor
comni, ,hc S.n,t. ,n iraorscmcu, =,
IN. vbol. of III. rr.uid.n,.. ,o,o i
ION Rcnu,,l,,.,v ,f ,bc ,rc..,o.Yiv.
group Joined ,hc majority iu making
Tho vote AZ ,nI7
Senator MARITIME. of New Jersey. was
tho only b.m.,rrs, 10 vn,c !, ~
negative
Discussion of ,hc .,I,inr, b.,J reached
"A climax during tho day win !: senxa
,inn.l ,o,.,.r,,; -, c
chief Spokesman for IN. pcr,ocr..s
replying to Republican criticism of ~.
Presidents course without referring
directly 10 the submarine con,,ovc,sy
could NOT keen on, Of Tho ,var u !,
continued. ana tina, America would not
again accept misconccption Of orders
- 80 o' ." ''''''r ~ an "AonSc Tor
an MUIR - ti'i|'n or property
- .'i'i ""J''''"" "t-'" against inc
:, = ,"'' 's''"' ''"n' """f"c ~ senator
''' ~ "ou'" ''idotS'
' 's''''' "ii'i '" JON ia . move
"o'f' peace ana
" ''''' - t"' '"''l'S' "i w"
o"''eu H'a''S ~ small nations. l'r"-
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-06
The ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS saws:

1t IS reported that IN Great Wal
lachia the main commercial city Of the
Roumanians. Braia. has been cap
turcd by German and Bulgarian
troops.
Of the enemy"