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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-07-21
ANARCHISTAI PALIUO-
SUOJAMI IS KALEJIMO.
Washington, liepOs 81,

Washington, liepos 21.
VirSiausiojo Sales teismo
teisejo Brandeis isakymu
paliuOsuojami is kalejimo
anarchistai Emma Gold
man, Berkmasi@ kit, kurie
buvO nubausti uz suokalbia-
vima prizes priverstinaji ka-
reiviavima.
Ju byla perkratines vir-
siausias teismas, tOdel anar-
chistai paleisti pc augsta
Daranka.
Prize prOgOs tas pat teis-
mas nuspres, az priverstinas
Karelvlavimas nesiprieSina
az prieSinasi Sales kOnstitu-
cijai.
Bet kOl tas ivyks, tai pri-
verstinOjo kareiviavimo re-
krutai jau bus muStruOjami.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-07-21
SUFRAGIETES ISEJO Is
KALEJIMO.
Washington, liepos 21.

Washington, liepos 21. -
SutikO apleisti kalejima 16
sufragieciQ, kurias paliuosa-
vO prezidentas WilsOnas. Tr
visos isnaujo stojo piketuo-
ii aplink Baltuosius Rumus.
kur gyvena prezidentas.
Paliuosuotos sufragiet6s
pasigaminO sekanti paraSa,
kuri iskelta neSioja:
"Mums pacioms nereika-
lingas susimylejimas, bet
reikalaujame teisiu VISIONS
Amerikos moterims."
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-07-21
EXTRA!
NORETA NUzUDYTI
KERENSKII.
Teciau piktadariui nepasise-
ke atsiekti tikslas.
PETROGRADAS, liepos
I Miacfa poloolzo xx;o,oA a.

PETROGRADAS, liepos
l21. = Mieste Polocke vienas
piktadaris (tai bus socialis-
tas bolsevikas ar vokieciu
snipas) megino nuzudyti
Rusijos kares ministeri Ke-
renski. Teciau nepavyko.
Paleista kulipka prauze pro
pat minister.
Kerenskii ana diena buvc
Petrograde. Tuomet Petro-
pavlovsko tvirtove buvo uz-
valde socialistai bolsevikai
su sukilusiais -kareiviais.
Kerenskii pasieme istikima-
ia vyriausybei kariuomene
ir ateme is riausininku tvir-
tove, pats vadovaudamas
tai kariuomenei.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-07-21
lvyksta todel, kad daugelis
rusu pulku atsisako nuo pa
klllsnllmO, nenOri kariauti.
ANGLIA SU RUSIJA
PASIDALINS RE-
KRUTAIS.

Londonas, iepos 21.-An-
glijos vyriausybe SUI Rusi-
JOS laikina vyriausybe pada-
re sutarti, sulyg kurios An
glija visus Rusijos piliecius,
tinkamus kareiviauti, is sa-
vo Sales pasius i Russia, o
Russia padarys ta patti SUI
AnglijOs pavaldiniais.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-07-21
VOKIECIAI TRIJUOSE
FRONTUOSE STOJO
UzPUOLIMAN.
Sakosi, jie eina pirmyn
Galicijoje.

Londonas, liepos 21.-Va-
kar is triju kares frontll
praneSta, kad vokieGiai sto-
10 uzpuoliman prieS savo
prieSininkus: prancuzus, ru-
sus IL italus.
Smarkiausiai vokicciai
veikia Prancuzijoje, tarpe
st. Quentin ir Rheims. ir
prieS Verduna. Karcs kriti-
kai speja, kad jie ten megi-
ma arba prancuzus gerokai
nusilpninti arba ju fronta
sutruSkinti, kod Sitiems pa
gelbon suspGs ateiti ameri-
konai.
Galicijoje vokieGiai, anoL
ju generalio Stabo praneSi-
mo, sutruSkinO rusu pozici-
jas visu frontu rytus nuo
Ilochov. Vadinasi, vokieciai
ten stOjO uzpuoliman. Jie
nor rIlsams parodyti, kad
tcutOnai yra dar CANA daug
galingi. Ir atkcrSyti w tai,
KAN rusai ten pradejo alta
kas, kuOmet Petrograde
daug buvo kalbama w at
skiria taika SUI Vokietija.
Italijos frontc austrai-
-vengrai staiga pradejo alta
kuOti kaikurias italu pozici-
jas.
Vokieciai be to pradeda
uzpuolimus prizes rusus ir
Rygos-Dvinsko fronte.
Petrograde pripazistama,
kad Galicijoje keliose Veto
Sc vokieGiai rusus atmuse ir
pasivare pirmyn. Ir Sitai
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-07-21
MICHAELIS NIEKO NE
DARO Is SUV. VAL
STIJU.
Nardancios laives isgelbe-
siancios Vokietija.
Copenhagen, liepos 81.

Copenhagen, liepos 81. =
Praeita ketvirtadieni Vo-
kietijOs kanclieris Michaelis
parlamente kalbedamas pra-
neS6, jOgei VokietIJa nci
vienOs dienos llgiau neka-
riautu, bi tik butu galima
isgauti nuO savo prieSininkll
bent kOkias garbingas sally
gas.
| Suv. Valstiju isimaisy-
ma karen Vokietija mazal
atkreipia domos, pasak6
kanclieris. Ir jis intik no
parlamenta, kad yokieGiai
Sita kare laimesia nai dan
ciOmis laivemis.
TOdel kanclieris savo kai-
boz pazymejo, kad Vokieti-
ia be jOkios atodairos ir to-
lesniai turf kariauti. YpaG
privalO vokieciai iStemptl
visas savo jegas nardancio-
mis- laivemis IL kitais kares
laivais, hes tuo budu zymiai
busianti sutrumpinta kare.
Jis pasake, kad Vokietija
Sitos karGs veng6, bet buvo
priversta kariauti. Tai pa
dare, anot kanclierio, Rusi-
jos mobilizacija. Mes Rusija
ispasalu m6gino uzpulti ne
tik Vokietijos talkininke
Austria, bet IT. Nokietija.
Vokietijq nardanc;omis
laivemis kariauti p1ivertC
Anglia, kuli pirmutinG bu-
vO meginusi Vokietija bad,l
numarinti.
AnOt Michaelis'o, Vokicti-
JOS vyriausybes Willis pasi-
rode tuScia. BuvO manyta,
kad kaip Suv. Valstijos,
taip IL kitos ncutralGs Sails
uzprotestuOs pricS Anglijos
blokadq. Kuomct tas nejvy-
ko, Vokietija ncturGjusi XII
toxic iS6jimo, kaip tik An
glijai atkerSyti tokia pat
blOkada nardanGiomiS laivG-
mis-. Ne Vokietija pirmutine
iSgalvojo blokadq, bet An
glija. Todel pastaroji w pa
sckmes tegu ir ina atsakO-
myDe.
Kanclieris mano, jogei
vokieciu nardancios laives
atliko savo uzduoti. Padar6
VOkietijai daugiau gera, ne
gu buvo tiketasi.
Michaelis pagerbes kaize-
ri ir buvusio kanclierio pa
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-07-21
Philadelphia, Pa,

Philadelphia, Pa, liepos
II. - Kapitonas Max THE
richens, buves Vokietijos
skralduoliO uzpuoliko
''Prinz Friedrich Eitel"
komendantas, cionai patrau-
ktas teisman uz pirklyba
gyvOmis prekamis.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-07-21

vystymuisi. Susivienijusi
vokieciu tauta yra neivei-
kama"
Michaelis j Cernina.
Apemes Vokietijos kan.
clieryste Michaelis pasiunte
telegrama Austrijos uzsie-
niu reikalQ ministcriui Ger
min. Telegramoje jis pay
mejo, jOgei turis SvenGiau-
sia pareiga pranesti, kad ir
tolesniai Vokietija palaikys
kuograziausius santikius SUI
Austria Vengrija.
Cernin jam atsake, jogei
tuose Vokietijos su Austri-
ia santikiuose jis matas lai-
mingaja ateiti visoms pa
sauliO tautoms.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-07-21
Petrogradas, liepos 21.

Petrogradas, liepos 21. =
TOmis dienomis is Vokieti-
JOS Suomijon sugriSta 5000
suomiu, kurie laisvanoriais
tarnavo Vokietijos kariuo-
men6je.
Nebe tikslo Vokietija JUGS
atleidzia ir grazina namo.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-07-21
o r A s
Liepos 81, 1917

Chicago If apylinkes. -
Grazus Oras Siandie ir 'ry-
toj; Silta.
Temperature vakar aug
sciausia 80, zemiausia 72
iaipsniai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-07-21

NOk1etlJa cmcSl glnklQ
savo- laisves, neprigulmybes
If savo teritOriju cielybes
apginime. Parlamentas
darbuojasi w taika ir w
tarptautine vienybe. Prize
varta uzgrObinejimas teri
toriju, politikiniai, ekonOmi-
Mai ir finansiniai antmcti-
ncjimai negali sutikti SUI to-
kia taika.
"Parlamentas atmeta vi
sokius plenus, kuriQ tikslas
yra ckOnominG blokada ir
kurstymas tautu prie ne
apykantos pasibaigus karei.
JuriQ laisvc turf but uztik-
rinta. Tiktai ekonomin6 tai
ka gall pagaminti stiprius
pamatus geriesiems santi-
kiams tarp zmonip.
"Parlamentas cnergingai
rcms tarptautines tcismo or
ganizacijos sudarymq. Bet
koi plieSininkQ vyriausybes
nepriims tokios taikos, kol
VOkietijai ir Sitos talkinin-
kems grasina prievarta -
Vokietijos gyventojai stoves
bendrai kaip vienas zmogus
ir kovos taip ilgai, kol jiems
ir ju talkininkams nebus
uztikrinta teise gyvybei ir
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-07-21

Ogden, Utah, liepos 81. -
Visur. stOka vyru darbinin-
ku. Fabrikantai ina darban
mOteris, merginas ir net ne
priauglius.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-07-21

Omaha, Nebr., liepos 21.--
Pasklydes gandas, kad vic
tos nigeriai ginkluojasi
pries baltuosius. Policija pa
siruosusi nigerius suvaryti
Ozio ragan.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-07-21

Philadelphia, Pa, liepos
81. - Baldwin, lOkOmotivU
dirbtuve vyriausybe paemc
savo nuOziurOn.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-07-21
K|TA|P VOKIETIJA KAR|AU.
SIANT| |R TOL|AUS
VOKIECIy PARLAMENTAS PR|ESINCAS
ANEKSIJ0MS IR KONTRIBUCIJOMS

sltarnavlma savO tevynel,
pabaige savo kalba tais 70
dziais:
"Kaizerio nuskirtas kan
clierium turiu garbe pirmu
kartu stoti prizes jusu aug
stall buta. Didele sunkenybG
uzkrauta ant mano peciu 81
tais svarbiausiais laikais.
Pilnas pasitikejimo Dievujc
If VOkietijos galybeje, drl-
sau apsiimti tarnauti Sales
reikalams sulyg savo iSga-
les"
Pabaigoje kanclieris pra-
Sc parlamento iSreikSti juo-
mi pasitikcjima.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-25

suited In making this country deal di-
rectly with foreign countries from
which II buys or to which 1t sells. This
applies even to the British possessions,
great deal of whose trade used to Re
sent to the United Kingdom and dis
tributed thence. II this country bad
only one or more free ports like Ham
burg 1t could speedily become gen
eral distributor OF many articles which
European countries have hitherto
handled. Even as 1t Is. 1t promises to
do a great deal in this direction to
the manifest advantage of It's mercan-
tile marine and of other business in
terests In connection with the mat
ter 1t may perhaps be worth calling
attention to the fact OF the Increases
in exports of foreign merchandise.
Thus, in the fiscal year 1914. there
were shipped out goods to the value
of S34.S95,123 The following year
the amount was s52.410,875. while for
tho fiscal year 1916 1t was sci. 261 ,0sl.
These are the first tangible evidences
of the new order of.things. or course.
very much greater amount which
came in as raw material went out in
finished products.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-25
Wool and Wooden Goods.

No very decided change has taken
place In the wool market. Western
buying has been somewhat checked
by the high prices asked by growers
Dealings have been mainly recently in
south American and South African
woods. There are limitations that
Great Britain will soon arrange for
the shipment of the 90 600 bales of
Australian wool promised for this
country and for the allotment of car
pet wool. The Textile alliance very
sensibly has suggested that the former
be sent direct from Australia instead
OF via England. A movement of great
promise in this country ls that Just
begun In Utah. where they are en-
ploying Australian experts to teach
proper methods of dipping and shear
ing sheep. OF grading the wool and of
baling 1t according to Antipodean
ways. This will not only be OF adj
vantage to dealers and to the mills.
hut 1t will increase the profits of the
growers. If ii were made general II
would mean that the wool producers
OF the country would get about So, 600
600 more year for their output. In
the goods end there is, OF course. not
much ordering now. although 1t is said
certain mills are DESTROYS of receiving
offers for next spring. Some cancel
lations and revisions have been COM
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-25
PEAT FIBRE CLOTHING
Factory for Making Such Fabrics TO
BE Built In Sweden.

A process is reported to have been
perfected in Sweden for the manu-
facture Of strong textile material
rom peat fore. The inventor. an
engineer named Jegeaus according
to the Textile Mercury of Manches-
ter. began to stury this process twenty
years ago, but was hampered by the
fact that the manufacture WAS much
90 costly. so that he was unable to
turn his ideas to any practical use.
Induced by war conditions. however,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-25

Assurance is one of the long suits
Of the hide bound tariffite. IT Is the
stock in trade of the game he plays.
Here. for instance Is the case of the
American Economist, which conducts
propaganda, for the American Pro-
tective Tariff league and sends out
broadcast for publication in country
newspapers the widest perversions of
statistics. Thus, for example. it states
that in the twelve months ended with
January the imports OF merchant disc
amounted to s2,44s.S7s.244. which
constitutes o record for this country.
Then IL adds: ut viii take a still
larger volume of foreign products
after the war ends unless a protective
tariff is restored. No one ought to need
to be told what the baneful effects
upon American labor, industry and
business will be when the return Of
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-25
gnian's Firing Line Wholesalers Manufacturers Travelling Men

he resumed his experiments and has
now succeeded in making dress ma
:erials from peat on large scale.
The prices OF these fabrics are
said to be somewhat lower than those
for artificial wool and the durability
greater. The inventor himself and
several other persons are already
wearing peat. clothing, and a factory
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-25

quite q good business has been done IN
gray goods. buyers being apparently
convinced of the stability in prices
Certain fabrics have been advanced.
There is little or no change in the
heavier constructions, while colored
and printed goods remain at high
level. In fine and fancy fabrics there
does not seem to be very much doing.
Inquiries have been frequent in the
knit goods division. but the mills are
not disposed to enter into new con-
tracts. They are sure OF continued
activity but are not so confident of the
prices Of yarna.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-25
A Promise OF Permanence.

AS the war progresses certain re-
aliRnments In trade that have been
forced by the necessities OF the case
.nnsar TO stand a chance OF perma-
nence. They are likely. too. to be Of
marked advantage to this country in
many ways. The first Of them Is the
practice of importing and exporting
direct with various foreign countries
fnstead OF doing so, as used to be the
ra,,ss through. the Intervention OF oth-.
Ars Not a little OF the volume Of Ger
man foreign trade, on which toll was
levied. did not represent real imports
N exports to the kaiser's, realm. The
country was merely slu,ceway
through which passed rich COM
merce destined for other lands. Great
0ritain. too, as well as Holland and
cher European countries to a small
~ extent, were in the same position.
ehanges have taken place. however. In
oauonco of the var which hAvo re-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-25

ing in which may turn out to be
good thing for the mill men. II is
reasonably certain that new orders viii
be on higher price levels.-New York
Times
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-25

She-"My husband, unfortunately.
Is always misunderstood"
The Senator-''Unfortun Why,
IT will be the making Of him
II he goes to congress" -Judge.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-25
An Asset.

for the working Of the process =
q bout to be erected.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-25

peace shall have enabled the outside
world to dump still greater quantities
Of its surplus upon the American mar
ket" Now the false impression sought
to be created by this stuff Is that these
imports are those of manufactured
goods or things which are produced In
this country AS matter of ract,
most OF them are crude raw materials
used in the manufacturing which has
enabled this country to show its re-
markable growth in exports. The per-
centage Of finished manufactures i'm
ported has dropped to 14.45 of the
total imports. In the fiscal year 1913.
under the Payne-Aidrich tariff. the
percentage was 22.51. This shows
under the present tariff reduction
OF about one-third in the imports OF
manufactured goods. Meanwhile the
exports OF crude materials have
dropped from 30.13 per cent to 1928
per cent, and those OF manufactures
have increased from $3.50 TO 65.26
per cent What kind OF a cause Is II
that needs this method Of perverson?
Cotton and its Fabrics.
Those who are convinced that the
price OF COTTON will continue nigh
found an argument in their favor in
the government statistics, Issued the
other day, giving the figures OF con-
sum ption during February. These
showed nearly $500 bales more used
than in the corresponding month last
year, and, for the seven months period
ended with February, an increase OF
about 800, 900 bales. Despite the com
plants, too, OF lack OF operatives in
mills, II appeared that the number OF
active spindles during February was
over $4,000 900, an excess OF more
than 100000 over those In use on
year before The exports, also. dur
ing the seven month period were 500
900 bales beyond those OF the similar
period last year. The quotations on
the exchanges have kept up we'll and
have been encouraging TO the holders
OF cotton Strength has been shown
during the week in cotton fabrics, and
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-25
GENERAL BUSINESS

fCentinued From First Page.)
paris conference promise to prove an
aridescent dream.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-21
3 FRAGMENTS To
LEAVE FOR HOME
Pennsylvania, North Caro-
lima and Ohio Troops Or
dered to Entrain.

Three national guard organizations
were ordered to entrain here Wednes-
day for their home stations The regi-
ments are the 18th Pennsylvania infan-
try. the Second North Carolina infantry
and the Third Ohio infantry Com
pauies and & OF the North Carolina
engineers were also ordered to entrain-
The Ohio troops will 80 to Ft Riley,
Kan. which has been designated as
their muster station
The / TN Pennsylvania and the Sec
ond North Carolina regiments VIII
leave over the Texas & Pacific railroad
and the Third Ohio viii leave over 1he
r P & s. ". Companies a and 3 OF
the North Carolina infantry VIII leave
over the G. II. q s. A.
Definite departing dates for the
other national guard organizations
have not been fixed. IL was announced
at military headquarters Wednesday
that an effort would be made TO nave
all of the national guard troops NOV
ing from FL Paso before saturday
SD Michigan Goes Thursday.
The 33d Michigan infantry VIII leave
FL Paso Thursday, according TO present
plans OF the military authorities, me
entire regiment will go to Fl wayne
Mich. its muster station FrlvSte NJ =
Mckilvey. company VI. 53d michigan
who was accidentally shot in the cheek
last January, viii be the only member
of the regiment left at FL Paso- He IS
confined at the base hospital at TT
bliss and Will leave for Detroit. Mich,
as soon as he is discharged from the
hospital
Battery 4 TO Leave Friday.
Friday has been fixed as the DEFINITE
date for the departure Of battery A.
New Mexico field artillery, for its
home station at Roswell. y. NJ The
battery will be discharged from federal
service at FL Paso but viii return 10
Roswell as an intact organization
reception is being planned for battery
at Roswell by the Roswell camp of
Spanish War veterans
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-21

Mr.. G. F Willis. Atlanta. Georgia
Dear Sir: 7 wish to say that I have
have gained fifteen (15) pounds in
three weeks. / think II is a great
medicine.
(Signed)
w. c. MELYEEN. Cashier.
Bank Of Hornbeck. Hornbeck, La"
Il is nothing unusual rOr men OF
prominence TO endorse Tanlac- as over
twenty five thousand endorsements
have been given Tanlac within the
past year alone These endorsements
hsva come from people representing
practically every walk OF life, tnclud-
ing Bankers. Lawyers, Judges, Doc
tors. prominent Government. state and
County officials, prominent men Of az
fairs, etc. but il is a noteworthy fact
that in this particular instance two
well-knOwn bankers OF the South
have on the same day voluntarily writ
ten an expression Of their gratitude
for publication, telling what Tanlac has
done for them
In this connection one OF the best
known newspaper publishers OF the
South recently said
II know that there are at least
thousand people in this city VINO would
be glad 10 endorse Tanlac" and what
Is true Of that city is true OF prac-
ideally every other city OF the south
and west. in fact, throughout the en-
tire country wherever this medicine
has been sold
The fame and popularity OF Tanlac-
as everyone knows. has swept over the
whole country like Wildfire and is now
q household word from coast TO coast.
Although placed on the market a lit
tie over two years ago over seven
million BEETLES have already been sold.
and the demand is constantly inereas-
inG
Tanlae is sold BY Kelly & Pollard
ana Peoples Drug S-Ore--AdV.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-21
VILLA REPORTED
At SATEVO NOW

Francisco Villa. with his personal
command. was reported to be In the Vi
cinity OF Satevo. on the wagon road
between Parral and Chihuahua City,
Monday. Satevo is - miles south of
the state capital
All Carranza troops have been mo5il-
lied in Chihuahua City 10 repel an at
tack. according to reports received
from the capital, although an attack
IS not considered probable at this time,
il was said here Tuesday.
kilograms were received from Chi
huahua Tuesday BY business men say
ing conditions had been restored 10
normal. following the reported panic
which resulted from the defeat of the
Carranza forces near Rosario and the
retirement Of the survivors to Chi
huhhua City.
villa scouts were reported TO have
been seen near ortiz. between Santa
ROsalia and Chihuahua City, Monday
night Rumors that chihuahua city
was about to be evacuated were Off
cially denied here.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-21
FRANCE PLEDGES
WAR TOFINISH

Paris, France. March 2l-The new
ministry Of Alexandra Ribot made its
declaration today. pledging itself to
carry on the war with all possible en-
ergy. The declaration. which was read
il. the chamber OF deputies by premier
Ribot and in the senate by Rene Vi
viani, minister of justice. opens with
the affirmation:
We are resolved 20 wage with the
utmost vigOr and 10 q victorious end
the terrible war into which we were
drawn by inexcusable aggression We
shall wage il not as our enemies, in
a spirit Of conquest and domination,
but with the firm resolve to recover
the provinces formerly wrested from
Us and obtain rsparation and guaran-
tees TO prepare durable peace, found
ed on respect for the rights and lib
critics OF peoples"
The declaration refers 10 the retire
ment OF the Germans on the French
front. which. il says, lis without doubt
a prelude to other battles in which
the enemy viii exhaust his last re
sources.
France" the declaration continues.
feels that her confidence is acquiring
new impulsiOn from these results Of
our unsuitable firmness and the skill
full strategic preparation Of the COM
manders of our armies
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-21
VILLA IN DUEL
WITH MURGU|A
Shoots at Carranza General
in Rosario Fight; Kills
2 Colonel.

Pancho villa and Gen. Francisco
Murguia fought d personal pistol duel
at the battle of Rosario on the after
noon OF March 10. according TO reports
received here from Mexico by govern
ment agents. According 10 this story,
Villa fired point blank at Murguia dur
ing the fight and a colone; of Muir
guis's staff jumped in front Of his
commander. giving his life to save the
generals. as he was killed instantly.
Big Exodus From ParraI.
According to the same source. Gen.
Murguia had approximately 5000 men
when he went into the battle. and
reached Chihuahua City with less than
700- The Carranza commander arrived
Parral shortly before midnight and
left soon afterward with all Of the
civilians who could get on board the
two military trains MurSuia was said
10 have refused TO take the merchan-
disc which the merchants of Parral
loaded after hearing that Murguia had
been defeated
All able bodied men in Chihuahua
City were being impressed into service
for all troops to concentrate there were
also reported.
To sttnck chihuahua I'D.
Villa has issued orders for his forces
to concentrate n san Andres for q
general attack upon Chihuahua City
on March %. il was reported here We'd
nesday- An attack upon Juarez and
Chihuahua City simultaneously was
predicted Wednesday and rumors of
another body Of Nnlistas in the noun
tains neal Guadalupe were in circula-
ton.