davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-30
Fl juisiO contra los contra
bandistas aprehendIdOs
en- Brownsville
JUAN GUTIERREZ Sc ENCUEN-
IRA MUY COMPROMETlDO
POR SUS PROPIAS De
CLARACIONES.

Cprrr>pnnlcncia E>uCrial para Ia PlLNsA'
BROWNSVILLE, Texas. Encro q
Juan Gutierrez y Rafael Conon, que
comparccieron aver ante Ct ComisIo-
nado Federal Goodrich, para rcspon-
der de los cargos que sc les haccn,
Dor ~violaci6n a las lcycs dc ncutrall
dad. fueron conSignados al Gran Ju-
RADIO Y rcfianzados en- la suma dc mil
nesos cada uno. Firmaron la flcnZa
por Gutierrez, los conecidos conner
ciantes Macedonia J y Simon Garcia.
siendo fiadores de Cowen los senorcs
Fred Truitt Y Leo Wise. Las cau-
sas de ambos seran vistas IN CT pr0N!-
mo periodic de la Cortc Federal, an
te el Juez Burns.
En- la audiencia dc aver, las auto
ridadcs fcderales dieron por sentado
ell intcnto de vioiaci6n de las leycs de
~neutralidad, tomando pOr base las de-
claraciones rendidas en- el juiciO que
Gutierrez siguc contra Cowen por q
dclito dc fraude, dc cuyas dcc!araclo-
hes aparccc que cl primcro dio a Sc
gundo un chequc de S700. en- page
anticipate dc III cargamcnto dc par
que. quo Cowen sc compromctlo a
pasar d Mexico.
Una de esas dcclaraciones, la mas
im~portantc, sin duda, es la dc IN Off
cial del Ejercito Americana, quicn
testified que q, de acuerdo con
Cowcn, habia puesto cierta cantidad
de cartuchos 5000, en- dcterminado
lugar de la orilla del rio, con ell OBJ.
tPa>a a la 81. pIaaa, col. 7a.l
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rrr?c<pondrncia Especial para Ia PRENsN

rrr.cSppndrnria Especial para IL fNfNsN
MONTERREY, Encro 26. A!guna
SENSATION cause en- csta ciudad Q! mel
dentc u tuvo lugar antIcr, despuc'
del mitin Sc verified en- e. Tcatr"
Zararoza, en- honor de Niccforo Fam
byano. Tesorcro General dc Carranza,
Y candidate al gobicrno del Estado
de Nucvo Leon.
Sucedi6 que cuando el popular don
Niceforo Sc dirigia del teatro Il su
casa. I'm enthusiastic 0 un enemigo-
que hasta Ia fecha TO ma podido descu
brirse la verdad-dispar6 su pisto!a
causando una trcmcnda alarma Ell et
~vecindario Y un susie fenomenal al
Tesorcro Y candidate, Y a los que los
acomDanaban. Al principle Sc decIa
que Sc trataba de un atentadO, pcro
POGO desputs, cuando sc ~aprcncnd'o
al au.or del diSp; 70 este dcciar"
que Ia detonaci5n habia sido con OBJ
icto de dcmostrar SUI simpatlas a d.
Niccforo de quicn ha sido slcmprc
amigo Y dc quicn fuc marchantc
cuando cl Tcsorcro gastaba en- haccr
mistclas V aguardicrtes las actlvIda-
dcs que hoy dcsarrolla en la polltlca.
Fl administrator dc don Nlceforo y
autor del disparo es Jose Gonzalez,
propictario de Ia cantina LA Concor-
dia".
Zambrano dijo que, ~cfcctivamente,
conocia a Gonzalez Y que este no te-
MIA motives de queja de el, pero que
''bien pudiera ser que Sc hubiera me-
lido a anarquista zen los ultimos a.
nos"
Los pcri0dicos que sosticnen ia
c~andidatura de Zambrano han hecho
gran cscardafo con los fines de pro-
paganda que son de suponersc, y EN-
Gambia los que sostiencn a Pablo de
ia Cara en- la campana electoral pa
7 gobernador, haeen ironias dc Ia
declaration del Tesorero don Nicefo-
Crispin Galeana V 4. Escudillo, que
operaban por la region Occidental del
EStado de 0aXaca.
Las tropas que tenian a sus orde-
meS, tamblen Sc rindleron.
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Asegirase que MarceIO
Caraveo no hs SId0
fuslla6O
UNAS CARTAs RECIBiDAS DE
GUATEMALA DICEN QUE LIE
CO 4 TERRITORIO FE-
LICISTA
rrr> ionarmc Especial para la rEENsA

Y 20 = -tFs''s' H'N''
EAGLE PASS, Texas, Enero Is
Cartas lIegadas recicntcmente 4 cs-
Ia ciudad y fechadas en- Guatemala,
aseguran que Ell general MarceIo Ca
rayeo, que sc fug6 de la P~enitcncia-
ria del Distrito, en- la ciudad de Me-
xico, ha lIegaGo m Y salvo a terri
torio ocupado por tropas fe!icistas.
81 Sc da credito a estas cartas, puc
de afirmarse que las versioncs que
sohrc In mucrtc del citado general CO.
r~rieror. son absolutamente falsaS.
Otra version interesante hay en-
las dichas cartas: Ia de que Ia fuga
del General Caraveo Sc llevo a cabo
con acuerdo y protection dc II dc
los principles jefes c~arranciStas.
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Animales ~recuPerados.

E. liccnciado Bosque TreYino, &C
tuaImente radicado en esta. rccobro
aver MERGED l las a~ctivas g]estIoncs
del emp.eado aduanal D .Amador 70
dr.c.ea. cuatro mulas que Ell Allcndc
Coahuila. lc habian sido robadas Ill.
timamentc.
In la aduana dc tsta ciudad fuc-
ron r~cconocidos los animales y DEUEL.
toa a 81 propietario.
Como Sc We, los robOs de anima.eS
siguen i la orden del dia, Y en- tan
g-arde cscaia sc haccn ) con tai fire.
cucucia. que Sc va despoblando de 60
nado Jc tvdas classes, TODD cl nortc dc
Coahui.a.
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~ Cu!iTu~ n.tG'T% ycudriIU~ los >iGllCnlrS
;.UiuIrCN lie ~ T~c"frcta C0riIclorI imrcdnlCa.
~~iuDitRn-LNN l'IN S!7I.rJ. CIatr1 cIlln-
uld-. I'm - uH>ljcrU>. aIl"iIlQU@ De- iIdIlu.
~ EEI.iNn: S3aj.,H. ruatrU clllndTu>. rinrC
p4s4jcrO>. arranQIc ne manU. Rio: >j*J.U'.
riIdl!u CIliiluru>. CiIlcO pdealcrO>. aT"LlQuc
IIInrIatlru. In. "lcrlriCT. HUDSON No. u
IsuU.DH. >rI- cllUrLrO>. luz electrical. arran-
quo dUlDrI ii!Cy. set" pa>ajcrO>. KING:
-.iu.ur. Drhp rIllndrU>. CInrO pdsdlcrOs,
a""aulLr aIlomaIIcO, luz clcrtriCa. JEF-
! EIL>; SSH.fn. CuII.u rIlIndrO>, >tcic pa>a-
lciu>. irrarUrc autUrIdtlrV, luz electrical.
Jt.iI RI: >1;1.w'. ruatrO tilln,.rO>, Slcl''
/ a>ilrI"-. a:ranUg" autOfIilliCO, luz rlcCtri-
81. Iuau> r~ip> aIIum0vIlys c>tin lI>lO> pa
rl pCnnrs" en- ~>crvicio con 10 cuai - PIAZZA
Idl jpur = IuISIltD-. 1~glfrOIO crockett iJtS.
AuENL!h DE NLNTAS, p. o.. Bon ~.
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FL PUERTO De TUXPAN ESTA AMAGADO.
POR LAS FUERZAS FELLCISTAS
FL general Pelaez ha redoblsdo sus esfuer
EOS para capturar la importante plaza
Los hermanos Cedilio Sc ~encuentran muy
activos en- San Luis Potosi

hre las tropas del gobierno de fac
to o al menos, hasta ahora no Sc ha
tenido notic!a lie e.. Hace tempo
Que vicne dicicndose que ell general
Pelaez amenaza CT puerto de IuXpam,
que parece ser eli objective dCsde que
Principle su campana en- el EStado de
VeracruZ. Diccsc que cl citado ge-
neral ~eX-federa! ha difigido todos Sus
e~sfuerzos a capturar cl puerto de
Tuxpam, por que a~pOderand0se de di-
cha importaatisiina plaza, Sc hacc de
elementos valiGsoS Y sobra TODD, de
un puerto de entrada para reciblr
las armas Y m~unicones que necesi-
tan los fellcistas para armar a to-
dos los hon,bres que estan ~dispuestos
a lachar contra eI gObierno de facto.
Los cedillistas siguen muy a~ctivos en-
San Luis.
Los cedillistas siguen desarrollando
gran actividad en- ell Estado de San
Luis. Por informaciones oficiales
del c~arrancismo. sahese que han sido
llcvadas 4 aquclla entidad muchas
tropas que cstaban ~operando en- ell
Estado dc Puebla. contra las fucrZas
zapatistas, Y este es clara indication
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En- ell Border Club.
Ell C~ORRESPNSAL.
Sc RINDIERON VARIOS JEFES
REBELDES EN- OAXACA.

PUEBLA, Encro I9.-Como result
tado de las gestiones pacifistas he
chaS por el Coronel Enrique Marti-
nez, acaban de rendirse al Gobierno
Constitucionalista. los jefes rebeEdes
SidCnio Vargas. Agapito Perez. 5.
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iE.SEu sdDcr ci parIieru he mis- padres Lr-
u"Sio Reyes Y JuaiilsD Cavazn-. y de- rtiatfO
I:eruIaI'">. >auilfg'. Lii>. SANTOS y NarcISo.
AL ruiup de dos lerfuand>. Los rticllcclaos
- l.ar,n apcIIidar Lopez. Haze : % Q amos
GIr vivian rn Waco, TEXAS. GrdtIr:rIrc rOn
500. DlfijanSc mformes q sra. Maria To-
rez. eSr0Sa lie Manuel &. Banda. WACO, IBc
MAS. uSa'
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uuien va a conferenciar con Carian-
"a acerca de la campaha contra ios
cedilIistas que tienen azorados a los
carrancistas dc estas regiones. Lo-
peg ticne Ell cargo dc Jefc accidental
dc la ga. Division de! NoroeSte, con
residencia en- Ciudad Victoria.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-30

SECRETOS MARilILL0SGS.-Si usicu 1c-
SEA haIlar feIICItad. sIerlc. fortuna. amor,
gloria y SOsIego. 81 listed GcSca tener eA-
TO en- ei Con,errIO. i G'liere %irtIiII'tI IN >'-
eIprres4s. - GiiGrp hH""r=e "fn'r - H"'H'@
saltr yiCtOriO50 en- todOs sus aSuntos y 10
grar iOLOs SIs deseOS. plda mi curToSo IL
brito. que le sera enviado gratis a Vuel-
Ia. IL rnrrrn IIr"crldn- ~. J. Nci;ce, Apar
fadn %. iiaDHnl. Luba.
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,rhrG,o soMEpgEoS-dc >ci:r

NtkEGLO S0MEPERU~-Ic %SciOTa>. SriO
rIias Y nIfiU>, pur rualo a." 80 81 "siIGO
On que - cIrIicnIrcn : 20" dc'rri0raduS
q L" ester SIS 1ininpS. as TcfCtno =
lunliO pcrf"rtaIucnlc y los dcio ~arrcg!l-
dos d Ia ultima mOda. pOr ~ Y - ccn;avOS.
ira. ituDlO ~ reynolds -. TelcTOnO Gro
ckcii SiST.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-30

CuanLo necesite libros en- espanol, dI.
rigirse a ~lgnacio E. Lozano.-oo7 Do
lorosa St.-San Antonio, Texas
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y ~NEl.E>tIA "|ylT">, para gIc lIevc su>
~rr"tIca: Il li r-lari6n q caiibI" s1!- utI".
ties nHbicl- 3 flO:alc=. TclcfOLO Crockett
sol.
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Para sangre imHura. No
SRR. paga I'd. 81 IL Sc cura.
OSS lEsta quedandose cal
70? Pidanos aceite Unable"
y paguelo cuando lie haya sali-
do ell pelo. Box 636, New Or
leans.
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Pasa un jefc carranciste.

: SA JNNN
Tn alto jcie carrancista, cnviado
pcr cl General Murguia para que eX-
ponga en- Querttaro, al Primer Jefo.
Ia situaci0u verdadera de Chihuahua;
pas6 aver por Eagle Pass rumbo a Ia
"aucjonada poblaci6a m~"Xicana.
Ell BANJO en- immigration.
Continual siendo T. grave mo!cs-
III para los m~eEicauos az nccrSitan
veri.' q Eagle Pass. q BANG iorzps2
!. que son obligadoS en- e. departa
mento dc immigration.
FL CORRESPONSAL.
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LEGO un coferencista.

Procedentc de Tamaulipas arrib5
a esta ciudad Luis G. Soto, quien cs-
Ia cncargado de decir discursos ell ia
vor del gobicrno de facto. Soto SC
propone dar varias conferences en-
esta ciudad que Sc cree tendraa mu-
cho exito.
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vienen q San Antonio los
miIiciaROs que estabanI
en- Eagle Pass
EN- CAMBIO, Sc ESPERA QUE
FUERZAS REGULARES VA
YAM A LA PLAZA FROM
TERIZA.

r,.rir>pun lcnri, f>prriaI para Ia rI.E\Ni.
EAGLE PASS, Enero 28.-Uno &c
los cuerpos que mas han p~crnaHccldo
dc guarnici6n eli Eagle Pass, cl Bro.
dc Ar.illcria. ha recibido ordcncs.
segun SC nos dice de t~rasladarsc d S.
Antonio u Ia mayor b~revcdad.
Han cmpezado va los prcparariro5
lie marcha y probablcmente csta Sc
velificara durante la prescntc Sc
mana, 0 4 principles dc Ia cntrantc.
Nueyo local.
Han empczado va los t~rabajos de
construction de I'm nuevo cdificio
con e. que Ia ASA de concrete The
Economy, ampliara en- brcvc 81 re-
Glen inaugurado local de la callc prin
cipal.
Otras varias cdificacioncs cstan
~haciGndose en- ia misma Gale, que ca
da dia aduuierc mayor importancia.
Vendra cl II Rcgimicnto.
Para Ia scman ]entrantc, O. cspr-
RADIO en- Eagle Pass, el II Regimen
10, que por muchos mcses estuvo dc
~guarnici0n en- csta plaza.
Al prcscntc, cl referido cucrpo sc
c~ncuentra con la que forman ia co,
lumna expedicionaria del General
John J.. Pershing en- Mexico, cuya re-
tirada ha comenzado va.
En- ell Border Club.
Ha ~qucdado definitivamente inau-
gurada la nueva sala de billar de este
simpatico club, IL de los mas respe-
tables y acreditadas de Eagle Pass.
Nuevas meioras, segun Sc nos di-
&C, Sc haran en- brevc en- el Border
Club.
Ell CORRESPNSAL.
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PESQUISAS:-

ii.-Gp >abrr 81 p1radrrO &" hi padre &C
>ircu h"IILairJ. que cnttcndo r,tiIvn o "sid
81 hr>tuii. l'Nas.. l;rJlirirarC 4 la persona
Cue Ing q" iufuftu'S c~y1rluS. dirt gicldvs. .
Mr. Jcpntc Vigil. General Delivery, Fuhl
t,IIJSS, COLO. eli
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ROFESIONALES:-

DIR. FERNANDO LOPEZ. de Ia facuital ue
MGXIco.-E-pcciaiisTa en- las ~cnrerncdafeS
dc lbs ojus.-.Uj brady RIdg.-TclcionO Lr.
~
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-30

HACEM0S cen toda correction. 'artas. g.
morOSaS, de pedimento. felicltacioncS. cilln-
~,,lcafIoS, disclrsoS y toda C!aSe de poeSlas
imOrOSaS, de anIvcTSarin, patrloiicas, eic.
FreClos nIOderadoS. T'irljansn por corre0 a
T.. C3ldrr0n. lis Zacatecas Alley, san An
tinlO. Telns.
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: LII, nor. NrIluiI. 81" dG'TDn sis r'".if
los, i>rIa"i lirdr""urI PARA >~'rarlr> IN
medallion y IIc QIl"rln Tr""S'Fi"-. ~lriIn
80 riirisir>" . T.. MUNlafrL. o. Ga%> =.
-. IA>u, 1G.A>. -
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AViSOS DE OCAoiOk
TAislF'A

No 81 adm!Itn nrnOs dc ounce palabraS.
lii esla secciUn drI DIa-iO. publIcemos una
lcsiluI>a >ri> ycccs cOnsecuivaS por IN
PESO IN ENTi CENTitOS.
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En0ImeS gaDanClas
en- Com
panfas PetroIlferas

la .MeNico Petroleum Company"
ob;uyU 81 an0 pr0HinO pasadO. una
ut!tidau liquica dc DOS MlLLONES
SETECIENTOS SETENTA ! IN
NIL DOSClENTOS NEINTE PESOS,
Plata M~eXicaEa.
$4,000 en- accioues de la "Winches-
ter Oil Company" sc yendleron, s me-
Scs despues de ser cOmpradas, en-
:5s.GGu.UU IRA.
5330.gO de IL 'Wincmiller Oil Co"
- ,caiierCa en So, 0OO-0G orc.
>Z@1.VG Gc n New York Co." han
pagIda NIL PESOS mcnSuales de d.
-. mao.
-. uc,ioaes dc Ia "Hua~teca Pc
t~-o.e-rr 60" c"tiIadas CT Tampicu a
30 ~ccat1vrs. 'alicron al POGO tempo
j-rStIlIt1s pesos.
L0a autcriorcs datos. los publica-
mos nara Guc Sc YEA hasta donie es
possible Hear. cIauio SC tiene la
S,iyI,c de naSsr Il buena inversion
CT n~cyocIoS Pec-oterOS. Sc ar-icSga
rocu = 81 pueia obtcncr mucho.
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NE.NDu VI"irOll Columbia, color caJh1. mis-
IT, ron d!sr">. .NucVu ' baratO. 9JS MalaSnr-
!a -. >lIi .tntunIG. Texas. q
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-30

rWASih>D a"rrIirJ'Ia ra>d hr hTr-rrJcS.
FOR yI1i' III @"ntc, ] rIitdd dc Ill valOr. i7
>UlrddG street. tiJDJ
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SOLICITUDES:-

- II al-,Hu Gc los riI"bIu> dc>"dn "rEa'
nILIr I]iII>Ira.. Danua u uruIIroia 'n",IcdilI.
,ilriiuu-r a. ~if.;">"r hircliO Torres, ~
:. Ir,u> Il. y ANTONIO, TEAt>
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-30

NECESlI iM0s--SaStre. trabaiO SECURE Y
llCn suclIG. NCurSlta bucnas re1crcnCIas.
!rurlt and Co., san BENiTU, TEXAS, p. y.
liuX ali. (sib'
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70. dc que 'bicn pudicra scr aHarqul
"a" su antique marchantc.
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NfNun ln"a> 81. hH"ua> rDHGiriuTr>. on
>I3 san LUIS =. V 2u san Fernando ST..
IamEIGu buggy Ton cahallC. Dlr!Jase St3
san Luis -. e.
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Crispin Galeana V A. Escudillo, que
o~peraban por la region Occidental del
EStado de 0aXaca.
Las tropas que tenian a Il orde-
mes, tambien Sc rIndieron.
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y CDCITL ~ AuTOM0vIL CERRiDOS
->e NcIiatn Daralu<. Eu bUeiIa> COndICtO-
Ilr>. lnIurltdn ~! Vest raIk Ave Tel.
isiI. (.iJl
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-01-23
The elephant and Bull Moose refuse
to work double.
PILLS FOR POVERTY.

A New York society that bears thu
good, round title of the Association
For Improving the Condition of thu
Poor seems by all accounts TO have
dug up some grand new dope about
poverty and what causes it.
1t isn't low wages. unemployment
the unequal distribution of wealth, OF
anything Of that kind.
It's Sickness
Sickness accounts for SO per cent
Of the poverty.
How does the association know?
Why, in SO per cent Of the families
it visited sickness was found to be
the root Of the trouble.
Other things do sometimes make
poverty, the associations annual re.
port admits. but all these causes com.
bined produced a small burden as
compared with sickness and its conse-
Quences."
1t is profound thinking like that that
skaters the brain and wrecks many a
bright young life engaged in the as
sociations line of goods. We advise
it to go slow and think about its
health.
Otherwise. if it pursues its present
violent exertions. it may some day
come upon the fact that the sickness
it has to its amazement. discovered
in New York tenement houses is not
an unavoidable visitation of the gods
but results from bad living quarters,
foul air no sunlight. cherries lives,
and food that is scant in quantity and
bad in quality.
If such facts should ever become
widely known and seriously consider
ed there might not be any room for
an Association For Improving the Con-
dition Of the Poor-to the separation
Of several gentlemen from the jobs
that now support them.
Meantime. the rest of mankind
ought to be interested deeply in the
revelation that the cure of poverty
lies in the medicine chest.
Which will YOU have. a pill or 4
olaster'
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-01-23
CONGRESS SHOULD ACT.

, Congress. not the supreme court
can apply the remedy TO. the Mann
White Slave act which will make i,
useless as a weapon for blackmail
There is no ambiguity in the phrasine
Of the act and the court has no OPP
tion in the matter. Under this law
1t is a felony to have any part in the
transportation in interstate or foreign
commerce of ANY woman or cir! TO!
the purpose Of prostitution or de-
bauchery or any other immoral pur-
pose"
No one who voted for the bill in
tended that it should apply to ordi-
nary cases of sexual immortality. the
punishment of which lies within the
police power OF the several states.
Judges dissenting from the major
lay opinion clearly indicated that the
intent OF the legislators in framing
this act should be taken into consid
Grafton. but the specific language used
furnished no loophole for any but a
strict Interpretation of the act.
Congress should act and revamp the
law to cover merely cases OF white
slavery
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-01-23

he would take advantage OF the inves.
tigating committees investigation to
make detailed explanation of the
/ employed in the state auditors office.
State Auditor kositzky on Saturday
gave out the following explanation OF
his request for an investigation:
Il wish 10 have it distinctly under
stood that | am not making this re-
quest for political reasons or for po-
ltical effect. but because l regard it
my duty as a servant OF the people TO
inform the legislative assembly at
this time OF the necessary need in this
office and have them investigate and
satisfy themselves if in their opinion
they care to have me follow the same
system and keep the same kind OF
books. or if the: will provide me with
funds to systematic the records in
order to carry out the full intent OF
the law
Representative Hoghaug. a member
Of the investigating committee, was
not prepared Yesterday to state when
a report would be ready for the house
Of representatives.
Former State Auditor Carl o. Jor-
censor. indirectly accused by present
State Auditor Karl R. kositzky of hay
ing made a mess of things during his
administration of the Office. will ask
that the Investigating committee ap-
pointed by the house at the request
Of Kositzky hold over for two years,
for the purpose of comparing the con-
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-01-23

President Wilson delivered nea,
little speech to the Senate yesterday
Just what results will attend this
drive on senatorial dignity are no,
apparent as vet.
This is a time to adhere closely to
traditions A league OF nations to
preserve peace may be the solution,
but this is very poor time to pledge
the nation to any fixed policy that
might embroil us in war or entangling
alliances
II President Wilson has pledged the
United States to any sort of world
federation. he may have given a
pledge that ne cannot fulfill. The peo-
pie of the United States will finally
decide whether to go into world feder
ations or TO avoid possible "entan-
Cling alliances" In fact. this may
become one of our great political is
sues.
NeItdlu IL Is tlldl. Nucu t1lucu W
the teeth" the United States may
have an entirely different view of the
necessity for efficacy of dealings with
the foreign world in respect TO world
affairs. however attractive sugges
tions of an international court backed
by International power may now ap-
pear Fully prepared for war, espe-
cially as to money and with the Hague
conventions recently shot to pieces
by most OF the parties thereto, it will
2e only human nature in the people !
ot the United States. strong for world |
peace though they may be- not to en-
ter into foreign alliances without lot |
of thinking. discussing. cussing and |
party fighting when the world peace
comes. They will finally decide right. |
but there is much risk in any indi- !
vidual. even the President. giving |
pledges at this time.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-01-23
MORE ALLEGED P|GGERS
| IN LAWS TOLLS TO-DAY
Qratette Arraigned in District
Court To Answer McCurdy's
CHARGES

Another quartet of piggers or boot.
leggers had their innings in district
court today. The days grist included
Ed (Plume) Kelley, up for a second
offense and who asked until tomorrow
morning to enter his plea; Joe Nor
man, very much colored; Roy Lund,
who celebrated his 21st birthday this
month, and Nels White, who looks as
though he has not seen much real
prosperity since his 21st birthday,
which must have been quite awhile
ago.
Harry Clooten appeared through his
attorney, Theodore Koffel and asked
that his case be continued until the
next term of district court, on the
grounds that the present jury had
heard so much of the affair that it
could not render disinterested ver-
dict. The Clooten case was continued
as requested. Pleas in the other four
will be heard this afternoon or tomor-
row morning.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-01-23
TERMINAL ELEVATOR
LEGISLATION SLATED
FOR EARLY FUTURE
Reported That Bill Will Be In
troduced to Garry Out Pro
visions of Amendment

Legislation under the amendment
approved by the voters at the last
general election. enabling the state
to bond for the erection Of terminal
elevators, will be proposed in the sen
ate at an early date. No opposition is
anticipated to the bill, which will be
introduced by one OF the standpat
leaders.
1t is believed this bill. purposing to
place in immediate operation one Of
the most important utilities advocated
by the league. will meet with gen
eral support from members OF that
organization. and that it will pass re-
gardless of adverse action on the new
constitution.
1t is estimated that about two mil
lion will be required to give North
Dakota any semblance of adequate
terminal storage facilities.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-01-23
Tendency at University
Has Been To Cover Too
Broad a Field for Demand

ment of other work for which there
was greater need. 1t is not the opin-
ion OF the survey commission that any
of these should now be abandoned ex-
cept possibly some minor divisions or
specialized subjects for which there
will probably not be much demand at
at any time soon. For some work Of
this kind a new state like North Da-
kota should not attempt to provide.
1t is cheaper for the very few students
who might be interested in these
courses to 90 for them where they
can be given in more satisfactory
manner, with better equipment and
probably at less cost. 1t is important,
however, that for the present and the
immediate future, the energies OF the
university should be used in building
up departments and courses already
in existence
One recommendation made By the
board of regents has been acted upon.
Two deans have presided over the en-
cheering department. The repost rec
ommends only one. This suggestion
has been put into effect.