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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-10-04

SEVEN TONS. OF BOMBS.
The statement follows:
I'm reprisal fot the bombardment
OF Bar le-Duc, two of our aviators
dropped several bombs on the town
of Baden.
"On the night of October IL and
during the day of October 2, our
aviators bombarded the railway sta
ton at Fribourg, factories at Volkel-
gen and Hoftenbach and railway sta
tions at Brieulles, Longeuyon, Metz
Woippy. Arnaville, Mezieres-les-M Metz,
Thionville and Sarrebourg. In the
course of these expeditions projec-
tiles to the amount of 1900 Kilograms
Q5.400 pounds), were dropped"
The town of Baden, in the grand
duchy of the same name, is one of
the most famous and beautiful water
ing places in Europe, best known for
its municipal baths. 1t is a town of
some $1,000, about S. miles from the
French border.
Crown Prince Still Active.
Violent artillery fighting continues
on the Verdun front, says today's
official announcement. No import
ant infantry operations occurred dur
ing the hight. ''
Raid On Canadians Fails.
Canadian Headquarters in France,
Oct. 2.--The enemy early this morn
ing attempted to raid our lines in the
Avion sector, but was discovered be-
fore he got to close quarters, and
driven off after sustaining num-
Der of casualties. The infantry ac-
tivity Is generally less than normal,
but the sound of guns never ceases.
The Ger, ms IRE attempting more by
way Of destructive shots on our bat
terry positions. than they did earlier
in the season, but even in this re-
spect they are still far behind the
British and Canadian gunners.
Prince Rupprecht Badly Punished.
(By Associated. Prcss.)
British Headquarters in France and
Belgium, Oct. 3.-The badly punished
German troops east of Ypres today
were largely resting on their arms
after reverses suffered yesterday
when they attempted in series Of
fierce counter attacks to drive the
British back. Possibly the designa-
tion resting" is misncmer, for the
enemy was sitting under a terrific
bombardment from hundreds of big
guns which were deluging his back
and forward areas with high explos-
ives and turning his fastnessess into
twisted masses of debris, which
formed the graves of the defenders.
No Cessation.
Any of the nerve-wrecked, half
stunned German prisoners who have
lived under these bombardments can
tell OF the tragedy now being enacted
along the German front in this sec
tion of Belgium. Thanks to the Ger
Continued on Page Four Column Ffvel
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-10-04
Canadian Draft to Take
In Americans There

Ottawa, Ont, Oct. 3.-Negotiations
are underway, it is understood, be-
tween Ottawa and Washington, with
a view to bringing Americans of mil
itary age resident in Canada within
the scope of the Canadian draft law.
Canadian residents in the United
States would similarly be affected un-
der the American law,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-10-04

stitute for some-married man called
by the selective draft.
Il could not bear to see their wives
weeping" he exclaimed, Il thought
it should be ! that was going, for no
one will miss me-"
The district board, startled out of
its routine by the unusual request, put
on its glasses and looked him over.
He was born in Austria, but is
Serbian, and took out first papers two
years ago, SO he may join the army.
Although no substitution for men
selected has been allowed yet, the
board promised to keep him in mind.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-10-04
Giant Deficiency Bill
Goes ThrOugh Senate

Washington, Oct. 3.-The con-
ference report on the $7,770,0o0, 900
urgent deficiency appropriation bill
was adopted by the senate today
without roll call, after three min
utes' consideration.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-10-04
To Start Y. NJ. c. A. War. Z
Fund Campaign Nov. II

Chicago, Oct. 3---A war fund of
$35, 100000 for the ben6t of the Aineri-
can army now in Europe and for.
American troops in the army canton,
ments will. be solicited throughout
the United States by the Young Mer's
Christian association in the week be
ginning November II, according To an
announcement today.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-10-04
Weeping Wives Send Serbian to
Volunteer for National ARM

Let me take the place of some
married man in the army! I have no
ties, l am we'll and strongl" Steva
Oprian, a Serbian, living at 2ol4 R
street, rushed into the headquarters
of the district exemption board yes
terday with the above plea.
At the Union station this morning
Oprian saw the men of the South Side
clinging to their families before they
went to the training camp. At once
he put out for the district board Of
fees and asked to be allowed to sub
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-10-04
Laurier Retires From
Canadian Liberal Party

Ottawa, Ontario, Oct. 3.-Sir Will
fred Laurier has announced to lead
ing liberals whom he summoned to
Ottawa that he proposes to retire
from leadership Oh the opposition and
the liberal party. Sir Wilfrid has been
head of the Canadian liberal party
since 1887 and led the recent fight
against conscription in Canada.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-10-04
Union Pacific Issues
Map Showing Army Camps

The Union Pacific has issued map
of the United States. giving the loca-
ton of a.. the army posts, forts,
aviations, concentration camps, Ma
tional guard and National army can
tonments. The cover is Illuminated
bearing the pictures of soldiers and
sailors in uniform, with flags for the
background.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-10-04
Secret Service Men to I
Nail War Profiteers

Washington, Oct. 3.-Food price
manipulators and prohteers will have
the trained men and resources of the
secret service to cope with. Herbert
Hoover, the food administrator, has
asked President Wilson for the serv-
ices of the corps and it has been
granted.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-10-04
Three Special Cars to
Chicago for Big Series

At the cits Offices OF the North
western, sixty reservations for Chi
cago for Friday night have been made
by Omahans who are going to attend
the worlds series base ball games.
The Omahaus will have three sleepers
to themselves,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-10-04
Labor Adjustment Board
On WAY to Pacific Coast

. Washington, Oct. 3.-The labor ad-
justment board LETT today for the Pa
cihc coast take up strikes which are
hampering ship building operations.
1t will go first to Seattle and then to
Portland and San Francisco.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-10-04
.AK-SAR-BEN XIII
ENTERS OMAHAM
ROYAL SPLENDOR
Triumph of Democracy Set Forth in Blaze of Fire Along
Streets of City, While Countless Thousands
Cheer Ruler As He Wends Way r...... g..
Along Brilliant Path. ,sS

With million lights shooting out keen, sharp rays
stabbng death the dark ignorance under which autocra
has long thrved the great electrical parade depicting he
Triumph of Democracy passed through the streets Of Omaha
last night bringing in the jolly King AkSarBen xxI, great
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-10-04
Giant War Tax Bill Becomes
Law; Siqned by Wilson

Washington, Oct. 3.-The war tax
bill became law late today with
President Wilson's signature.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-10-04
The Weather

For Nebraska-Fair; warmer east
portion.
Temperatures at Omaha Yesterday
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-10-04
Comparative Local Record.

1917. 1915. 1914.
Highest yesterday -. 81 Ss IS IS
Lowest yesterday :. 81 60 81 60
Mean temperature =. SO rs 60 6s
Precipitation ....... 90 90 90
Temperature and precipitation departures
from the normal:
Normal temperature .............,,eo 60
Deficiency for the day.
Normal precipitation ........,.. .0S inch
Deficiency for the day......... .0S inch
Deficiency since March 1....... 449 inches
Total rainfall since March l.. 10 inches
Deficiency for cor. period, 1916. II. OF inches
Deficiency for cor. period, 1915. SIS inch
Ranorxs from gfatiope of y ID NJ
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-10-04
FRENCH FL|ERS Bring HAIL
Of DESTRUCTION On GERMAN
CITIES; OR0F IONS OF BOMBS
Resrsal Attacks Being Delivered On German Town. With
Regularity Dscouraging to Kaiser; Germans
Along the Western Front Badly
Punished.

BULLETIN.
Perograd, Oct. 3.-The democratic congress- by vote
of 766 against $685. today declared in favor Of coalition
n government.
The demand for improved economic condition. recent
y made by the employees of the principal Russian railways
not having been satisfied the today their in
tenon of stopping work tomorrow.
ALLIES HEAVY REPRISALS
Paris, Oct 3-Contnuing their reprisas for attack. of
German armen French Cities French avators night
dropped bombs the German of Baden war office
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-10-04

Continued on Page -Four, Column Ffve.)
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Continued on Page Two, Column Two1
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'om Stations ut Z p. NJ.

l.. A. WELSH. Meteorologist.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-03

eafio cs para toda Ia humanidad. Ca
da naci0n debe resolver por 81 mis-
ma como erfrentarse con el Pc!lgro.
IA election que noSotrOs hagamOs de-
he ser hecha con una mCdcrdcIon Ge
prudeucia templanza de juicio dig
,iaS de nuestro caracter = de nueS-
iros motives como nacion. DcbcmOS
desp-; rdern0s dc todo Sent:nllcnto Dc
cxeiraciGn. Nuestra raZOn no iche ser
Ia ven Eanz& 9 i. victo!osa &fuma-
ci3n dc. pcder fisic0 De n Nacion. 81
20 unicallcrtc. "a viAdicaci6n de- de-
rechG, de humane deTeC!0. &c! que So
mos ei unico can!pcon.
Cen profmdo sentido del solem-
nl ' aun trag!co caracter del paSo
nile icy : de las graves esponsab,lida
des que cnyuelvc: pero sin dejar dc
uhai .eT nj nor IN mCMenJo 4 10 que
censiderO nj deber constitutional,
accnsejo que el Congreso declare que
la reclerte actitUd de! gObieno ale
nan. uu he-EO, no cS Ctr2 coSa iLc
Ia guerra cc2tra el gobierGo Y cl puC.
hlo DC les EstadGs UnidoS; Que for-
nm!mente Sc aceDta el estaGo dc be-
"gerancia cue de eSa nsncra Sc arrO-
ia sobre este pals Y cue tome las me-
Gidas inmcdiatas, nc SC!amente para
rcre~ al pals en- un Dcrf"2to esta-
DC de iefcnsa. Sino tau?bicn para cjCr
Ger todo ef poder Y emplear todos los
-ecursos para imroner terminus al
gubieino lel lmperiu a:eman Y porCr
fir IL guerra.
Ia ncut,aldad nc es possible por
mas tempo. nj desC7blc. cEando In
paz del munlo &C halla compromcti-
da. EStam2s emDeZandc Una err, Ell
Ia 1ue So insstira que iguales rc%las
de corducta de responsabilidad por
81 nal hechc 81 observe entire las na-
clones Y sus gcbernos, como sc obScr-
AN lrGviduair'"nte enfre los Cludada-
nos de les E,stados civiliZaGos.
No tcYemos cCntienda cor el pue-
bio aienan No tenemos otrc senti-
mcnto hacia Gl cue cl dc Ia siripatia
amistad. No fu6 sobre su impulse
cue SUI eoJierno obro al promover es-
Ia guerra No 10 hiZo con su previo
c0nc"imicntO 0 apTobaciGn. sine 'lue sc
decidi6 la guerra, tai Y como Sc acos-
tunbraba haccrlo en- las Gpocas in
felicCs e1 IIe para nada Sc Consulta-
ha ? .as pueblos por sus gobernan-
tcs las euerras Sc provocaban Y sc
sosterian en- inter6s de las dina stias
o de pcGU"nos grupos de perSonajes
ambiciosos."
q Drosidente diio Que q guerra nc
o~o contra las ctras n2cicnes aliadas
Ge Alcmania V recomendo al CcUgreso
que de"larara que IN estado de gue-
IRA existia cor el Imperio teut6n Y
procediera a tomar les medidas nece-
sarias para Ia creaci6n de un ej6rci-
to de medic million de hombres.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-03
LA INFLUENZA ALEMANA CAU-
SA AGITAClON ENTIRE VI
LIN \ JOS CARRANCISTAS

Ir'rarama E-prcial i.ara IL PRENSi.
NUEVA YORK. Abril 2-Telegra-
mas trasn,it dos esta noche de la cin-
dad de El Paso, Texas, dan cuenta de
cue ali Sc insiste en- que Ia influen-
cia alemana ha causado agitaci6n en-
tire Villa las fuerzas carrancistas
que ocupan Chihuahua Y Ciudad Jua-
reZ.
Tar?hien Sc dice en- esos mensajes.
UIe cl gobierno americana ha dis
puesto que Sc haean investigaciones
. efecto de saber 81, efectivamente,
como 10 aseguran los informes reci-
bidos. en- solo las ultimas dos sema-
mas. Sc internpron en- los f. Unidos
por El Paso, mas de doce mil mexica-
nos. AunQue ell numero de estos ciu-
dadanos que cruzaron Ia frontera re-
greslndo 4 Mexico. es muy grande, Sc
soma en- cucNta que Ia immigration
acu5a una difercncia de doce mil en-
solo ounce dias.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-03
wilson PD0M CONCCRREESSO QUE DECLARE Ii EX|S7ENGA DE-
I'm MESTADODE GUERRA ENTIRE Los T. (N|DS ! ALEnANIA !
Los pacifistas hicierOn frellte az Capitoiio una
manifestation que resulto mas in1por-
tante de 10 que Sc esperaba
Ell Presidente pidi6 que Sc declarara ell serUicio
miIitar obligatorio y que el ei6rcito Sc au-
mentara quinientos mil houabres
:lGTrama Especial para IA PHENSA.

i:IrIrana Especial para "a rnE\Sa.
WASHINGTON. Abril Eel Pre-
sidente Wilson Sc presento 2 las ocho
media de esta noche en- el Capitolio
pidio al Congreso que deciarara la
existencia de un estado de guerra en-
ire los Estados Unidos Alemania.
El Presidente Wilson dio lectura a
u .rensa;e en- los momentos en- que
can comentadas las noticias que da-
ban cucnta de; hundim:ento del Az
teca," e! primer buque americana ar
- ca2 saiio hacia L. zozs de que
rra.
Dijo el Presidente Wiisen que |"
guerra con Alemania cons.:Suiria prac
--nta ana cooperation con los
gabie-cos que estan actualmente en-
guer.c con el I,npc-io gefmen;co. in
cluycndo en- csa cooperation, dc ma
nera muy especial. la relativa am
10 c:>d;tos iir1rciercs.
De mancra clara exruso el ?res.-
aerte que ninguna accion Sc tomar:a
en- contra del gobierno de Austria
&c las demas nacioEes riiadaS da Aic-
mania.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-03

WASHINGTON. AbIil Miss
jeanette RanAin. &c Montana. = pr
nera mujcr e.acta drpu'.t,iu al cuH-
grcSo dc les ESiados Unidos. Inicio
hoy sus iaboreS. Iom"nao as.-ltU ii.
Ii Gd!nara dc bpuladu>. Il! reunir-
Sc GSta hoy.
Miss Rankin fue objeto ir erluei"s
tiCas marifeslacroucs de simp@t;a,
principalmentc Gc partc de las sutra-
gi.:tas tie toias las faCcloneS. las cGa-
les ofrecieroA ! Ia representative a
congre<o dc les Estado> UNiGos II
almuerZO.
Al entlar Miss Rankin 4 Ia Cana
IA. fut aclamada por los diputadoS
y por el numerCso pl,0lico que lie
naba las galerias. Miss Rankin YES
tia un trajc obscure ) no usabu SOM
brero. Tn bouquet enormc dc flores
llevaha junto al pecno, cuando e;trG
a la sala, acCmpanada del diputlGo
por Montana, Mr. Evans. De nuevc
fue arlaudida eStrucndosamcntc Miss
Rankin. cuando el sccrctarIo dc Ia
Callara prOnuncio Su nombre al pa
sar lista. contcstando ella. visible.
meate emcciomada: ;Prcserte,
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MISS RANKIN DICE QUE TODA-
VIA no StRE QUE ES 70
QUE DEBE ChLLAR.

-
WASHINGTON, Abril Miss
Jeannete Rankin. Ia prln2cra mujcr
cue obtlenc una representation cn
el Corgreso de los Estados UniGoS.
..rrlb6 hoy 4 Washington sir cue Sc
tuviera corocimiento anterior de su
viaie, .narCh6 desae luegn ii de-
partamento que &c rentaGo IRA
ella. Cuardo Sc presentarcn los
REPRESENTATIVES de los peri6dicos nj
diendo!e entrcvistaS, sc nego abSo
iutamente ! habiar.
Miss Rankin no us0 lie descor-
tesla en- manera alguna. Habl0 cor
Ia gente de los pcr!0dico%. pcro no
de la manera como esta oUicrc 0'tn
Sc ic liable NADIA dc lea lie le diio
las muJeres reporteros que mum
daron su cuaTtO dc los Department
tos de San Nicolas, merecc Ia pera
;Ic mencionarse.
"Todavia ne falta mUcho pcr
aprender. V no Sc todavia que es
10 que no debo decir". contcst1 : todaS
las las preguntas Que sc le hlcle-
ron.
"Creo que 10 Gle mas me imnorto.
saber, es 10 cue debo callar. No 50
exactamente tcdav,a cue eS 10 gu"
voy 4 hacer. Eoy cmplear todc el
tempo que tenga disponlblc Ell dar-
ne cuenta de mi situacion."
"Por todo ESQ os por 10 que ME he
decidido a no hahlar. Asi es Que US
tedes tndran cue aguardar alglin item
10 antes de cue pueda responder a
/ Ia pregurta que Me han hccho con
/ insistencia, dc cue 3Gal va a ser M
actitud en- Ia Camara-
! Muchas obligacioneS sociales le i'm
pidieron a Miss. Rankin estar Drcsen
+ te en- Washington duraIte cl tempo
en- que sus colegas trabajaroa en-
! Ia reorganization de Ia Canara. Sin
: embargo, tiene perfecto conocimientc
, de las interiorIdades Y de los detalles
de su mission pues sus dos secretaries
que, dicho sea de paso, son lindisi.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-03
LE INPOSFRON Ia 6BIIGsCI0N
De USAR Una BiNDFRl
I'M JBF7 SENTfRCFA A IN INDIVIOUO QUE
HlBlA UlTRAI4D0 Ia BASDERA
americana

KANSAS CITY. Abril Ell Juez
Consc. de Ia Corte Municipal. mpu-
so a IN individuo que hLo.a ultra
iadO a Il bandera americana, K ohll-
eacion dc u>ar III pequcCo em"le'.a.
en- el oj&i de 81 Sa-o. refreSS!.-.a...'.
"a -ncrciCuaia 5andera, r'Ie..tr;.s al-
"a In guerra europa.
Con este van dos raSoS muy mere
cidos &c que conece .! lUez ants> il
cho Tacc pocos dias condenU 1T
negro I arrodillarSc y ocSar II o. =
dera de los EStadcS JniIoS- porGHe
sc haUia eNpresado mai je ella
En- el nueyo case. - }aal amer
raro fue aCusaGio De hlbcr arro}aic
ri suelo una banGera americana &c
haber anaadC sUbre ella Al ser ..e-
vado : II prescncia del Juez, este
ie DIG: "Deberia n-ultarlo 4 ust"-
con quinientos pesos, pero como NJ
dispone listed de esa cantlGad. sofa
mente le impongo veirticlnco pesos
Ia obligation de usar una banders
de los E.stadcs uHldoS por toGo g
tempo que dure II guerra europea.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-03
RAMON PlzANA FUE PJESTO EN-
LEBERIAD En- BROWNSVILLE
Ia C0RTE De APflACIOAfS RECHAzG Ia
SENTEhCiA De ounce AMOS QUE
If HABlA SIHO IRPUESTA
BROWSNEILLE. Texas

BROWSNFILLE, Texas. Abril q
En- vista dc la decision de la Cortc de
Ape!acIones CrIrIinales, cue rechaz0
IL SentencIa Ce ounce amos cue le
IuG impuesta i Ramon PiZana, por la
Corte lie Distrlto del CCnGaGo de a.
meroR, el Sheriff dc Ia localidad pu-
so en- comple;a hDertad al acusado.
Pjzaila cstaha acuSadp de haber da-
TO muerte q I'm sCdado americana
CT A"1sto de 1913, Y lie haber par
.iclpaGo de los mNvimincos Scditiosos
que en- aIuc!ia Gpoca Sc dcsarrolIa-
rom eli II regI6n dc! Vale
La Alta Cortc de:idij Iue Ia cvi-
dencia que nabia contra Pizana era
insuficlente Y decret6 que fuera pucs-
TO en- iibcrtad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-03
C ARtNTA Y NUfVf HILLONfS
De PESOS PARA REPkRAR LAS
VIaS FERREAS
EA CASIIDlD TEt ORA que eASTAR la
EAPRESA De Los fERROCARRIlES
mac OhaltS

CIUDAD DE MENICO, Abril 2
Los accicnistas dc las Lineas Ma
cionaleS dc Mexico. celebraron aver
su convention anual, Y er ella no Sc
hizo mencion de solicitud alguna re-
ferente Ia devolucion de las mercic-
nadaS lineas, que cstan sien6o opc-
radas per los carrancistas deSde el
principle dc la revolucion.
Un informe preSentadc en- el MI
tin hace sa6er que Sc necesltan cua-
renta Y nueve millones de pesos pa
ra dejar en- buenas condolences las
Was V ell material rodante. que tar
tos perjuicics recibio del carranclsmc
en- los ultin!os amos.
Sc inform6 tambien que Ia dcuda
de los ferrccarriles para el so de Ju
no de 1915, fue al derredor de Gin,
cuenta Y cuatro millones de pesos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-03
TARIOS MiEMBROS DE LA TRI.
PULACION FUERON RES
CATADOS
>cr:irio Especial para IA rHENeA.

PARIS. Ab~il ,. El buque mer-
,snte americana "AZteca," M sido
hunGido Per IN submarine alrman.
cercu de una is,a situada a altura
&e Br5st. Va:,ios miembroS de la tri-
pulacion del citado buque fueron res
catados Y estan siendo conducidos j
Brest. Los demaS tripulanteS perma-
Necen pcrdajoS, : Sc ticnen pOcaS eS-
pcranzaS de que puedan ser Salvados
pues el vapor fue hundido en- Ia no.
che, cuando prevalecia una peSada
marea.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-03
FUE NEGADA La APELACION DE
La SENTENCIA CONTRA
UNOS CONSPIRA-
DOkES
ScrvTcIo ESpc,1ai para LA FEENsi

LONDRES. hbrll 2.-La apelacl6n
de Ia sentcncia impucsta a las tres
personas conyctas de conspirar con
ira ia vida del primer MmiStro Loyci-
George Y aigunos otros mienloros lel
eabinete. f3G desechada hoy por Ia
autoriIad judicial antc ia cual Sc pre-
seMt0 aquel recursO.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-03
FL DIP. GOODWFN PIDE QUE Sc
FELEITE Al PUEBLO russo
Fl REPRFSESTigTE BAKER DtStA QUE EE
RFFORKE IA CONSTITUTION, ADHIlIEf-
DO5E FL SUFRAGIO ffREslS0
rrrrgrana E>pcria' para IL rRE>~s

WASHINGTON. Abrl 2.-Ei re
presentarte Gouiwin Dresen;c ho"
en- Ia C@masa de DiputadoS IN" re-
solUci,n 3iilcNGo que - e1EGa"-. II.
pueblo de Russia una fellc:tac'"" OIL
cial por ia asuHc'on al r0dcr. -. 60
mo por haoerse hccho cargo de- los
Gebere< = Responsibilities oc. &c
bierNo.
e rapresentantc Baker nor q ES.a.
do Ge California, prescuro por I'll "ar-
te. ma 1aiciativa Sohre una vc-or---:
Il In Constructor. aG9rjt.cnGo Z, s--
fracio fcmsaino-
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mas, han trabajado con empeno por
interiorizarse de esos detalles Y CO.
municarselos a la senoTa diputado
Segun Sc sabe, Miss Rankin al Ell
trar en- funciones vctara dc acuerdo
con Ia organization republicana de IL
Camara. Por 10 tanUo, dara su voto
en- favor de Iammes R. Mann. dc
Chicago, como Presidente del Con-
greSo.
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LIZ DEM0STRACION DE LOS PA
CIFfSTAS FUE MAS IMPOR-
TANTE DE LO QUE Sc
ESPERABA -

WASHINGTON. Abril 2.-Aunque
Ia mayor osrte de la prensa esta a Ia
vor de Ia guerra con Aiemania, y Ia
in,portaacia de la demostracion pa
cif;sta verificada en- esta capital fren-
te al Capitolio. es rebajada en- los Pc
-iodicos, no hay duda ninguna de cue
81 rac;fisro IA hecho un movimiento
que ha impresionado grandemente, y
que 5icha manifestation es mas I'M
p,rtante de 10 que Sc esperaba, que
.nueho influira para que no Sc tome
Una accion violenta.
Mas de un nillar de paeifistas Sc
(Pasa a la IA. Col 3a.)
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Klaus &c e1cuntraba hace al&un tier.
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LTBROS EN- ESP ANOL

Compre ssted sus libros ell espshoi
Irnacio E. Lozano, COT Dolorosa St. San
Antonio, Texas. Sp casa es Ia nnas barst-
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TO ADVER TISERS

Gs guarantee LA PRENSA hAs a larger
circulation than any uthrr mexican news-
psoer in the United Gtates,
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(Pasa a la IA. Col 3aO
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-04-20
JAPAN VOTING TODAY
On NEW GOVERNMENT.

Toxic. April 90 The fight in
.iapan for constitutional government
will 90 to vote today The fate
OF the Count Terauchi ministry
hangs In the balance.
Terauchi dissolved the House in
January when ii was about to vote
lack of confidence in his non-par-
tisan cabinet. His opponents. claim
ing the constitutional right to un-
scat ministry which was unsatis-
factory, may yet be blocked by a
decree OF the Emperor, should they
trally a majority of the million
voters of Japan in today's election
The Terauehi argument is that the
constitution places the power OF ap-
pointment in the hands of the En-
peror and that no subject has a
right to protest his choice. He
threatened to dissolve the Diet
again If necessary.