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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1917-04-03

DIR. Hughes and KennOn Mott, the
Successful Eye and Chronic Disease
and Aptometry Specialists of At
lanta Are Coming Again to Daw-
SON and VIII Give Free Consulta-
ton for This Day Only.
They are making marvellous cures.
They relieve headche, lid troubles,
straighten cross eyes, remove
growths, floating spots, etc, from the
eyes, measure for glasses, treat all
chronic diseases of the eyes and en-
tire body, absorb adenoids, tonsils,
cataracts, all without knife or pain.
Some eyes are cured so that glasses
need not be worn. Women and chill
dren given special care. See them at
Dawson Inn Friday, April 18th.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1917-04-03
The THIRD DISTRICT
AGRICULTURAL FAIR
WILL BE HELD IN AMERICUS
IN NOVEMBER-ALL DIS
PLAY SPACE FREE

Plans for the Third District Agri-
cultural Fair to be held at Americas
from Nov. II to II, are rapidly ma
turing. With six months time in
which to complete the work in hand
the directors and committees in
charge of the various departments
are confident that the fair is going
to prove the biggest exhibition of
Georgia's resources ever held in the
Southwestern section of the state.
Capt John A. Cobb, past presi-
dent of the Georgia Agricultural So
ciety, who has been for years closely
identified with the most successful
state fairs ever held in Georgia, has
been elected honorary director of
the Third Agricultural District Fair
and general director of the Agricul-
tural Department. 1t is hoped by all
who are interested IN the success of
the fair that every county in the
Third Agricultural District will be
represented by a collective exhibit
for which attractive premiums will
be offered. All space in the build
ings, whether for agricultural, me-
chanical or mercantile displays, will
be absolutely free, therefore, it is
desirable that those counties intend
ing to make a collective display
should apply early for space
The Live Stock Department, which
will be handled by one of the best
known stock men in the state, is to
be made an important feature. The |
fair directors assure comfortable and |
sanitary accommodation for all stock !
entered and they desire it known |
that there will be no charge for stalls
and pens. The Amusement Depart i
ment viii offer the strongest, clean !
est and best shows that have ever
appeared on a fair ground in the
state, having contracted with c. w. |
Parker of Leavensworth, Kans., for
his attractions which are known and
recognized as being the superior of |
any of the amusement features OBJ I
tainable for fair grounds.
Premium lists, giving information |
regarding entries and prizes will be
ready in May and can be obtained |
without cost by addressing the. secre-
tary at AmerTcus, Ga.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1917-04-03
u. S, Will SIEZE
ALL GERMAN SPIES
SAYS GREAT RAID TO BE MADE
AS SOON AS WAR is DE-
CLARED.

WASHINGTON, D. C.-Prepara.
lions have been made by the United
States secret service, according to re-
ports from quarters generally re-
liable. for a nationwide raid on per-
sons suspected of being spies or plot
tiers as soon as Congress has declared
the existence of a state of war with
Germany.
The secret service is said to have a
list of all persons under suspicion and
the list is said to be a large one. If
the recent declaration of Senator
Overman of North Carolina is COR
rect, the list must be large, for the
senator declared in a speech in Con-
gress recently that 100000 spies
swarmed the United States. The
senator used the word "spies" gen
orally. however. He included in that
category all conspirators as well as
those foreign agents who seek mil
itary information alone.
Plotters Real Peril
According to information from
-phe secret service department it is
from the conspirators that the gov
eminent faces the biggest danger.
Spies, it is pointed out, merely seek
to uncover or steal information re-
garding national defense and do not
endanger life or limb if they can help
it, but conspiratOrs stop at nothing.
They loot and burn with as little i'm
punity as the average man kills fly.
Examples of what may be expected
have arisen in the last week. Just
the other day the Buffalo, N. Y,
Chamber of Commerce made an APP
peal to Governor Whitman for militia
forces to guard industries at Niagara
Falls, Tonawanda and Buffalo.
The Chamber of Commerce had
been informed that conspiracy for
the destruction of the Buffalo water
works and the big industrial concerns
in the three cities, especially those
manufacturing munitions, in case war
is declared, has been organized.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1917-04-03
HOME MISSION PROGRAM
PLEASES LARGE AUDIENCE.
Entire Entertainment in Charge of
the Little Folks.

Entire Entertainment in Charge of
the Little Folks.
Song, Jesus Bids Us Shine"
Lords prayer in concert.
Scripture, Luke 10:30-37.
Prayer, pastor, Ernine Lewis.
Song, America"
Piano, Loves Response" Ella
Rec Mcdowell.
Reading, "The Homeland" Ernine
Lewis.
Flag exercise, 1.-The Visit of the
Foreign Children" leader, Eleanor
Group from America, Virginia
Hollingsworth, Lauraleen Howell.
Cubans, Helen Harrell, Mary
Helen Goolsby.
Mexicans, Dennis Smith, Melton
Crouch.
Italians,s Vivian McCrae, Gladys
McEachern, Evelyn Hill.
Reading, can italian Ambassa-
dor" Virginia Hollingsworth.
Voice, 1.-TWO Little Hands to Work
for Jesus" Emily Wilkes.
Recitation, Mexico" Tom Spig-
ner.
Recitation, Cuba" Camilla Sa-
liba.
Recitation, THE immigrants, -
Sadie Myrick.
Recitation, Fail Not" Moselle
Morgan, GeOffry Kensey, Mary Lou
Lovelace, Zirelda Thornton.
Reading, "The Peculiar Mission of
Jesus" Jim Tweedy.
Chorus, Rescue the Perishing."
Recitation, GA Sunbeam" Marie
Saliba.
Recitation, How About 1t To-
day." Mary Ida Smith.
Recitation, "a Prayer" Flora Nc
Craze and Virginia Peddy,
Voice, what Have | Done for
Jesus" Mary Nell Harrell
Offering and collection.
Prayer of dismissal, Mrs. Emma
Crouch
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1917-04-03
DECLARE WAR ON
GERMANY WILSON
SPEAKER CHAMP CLARK RE-
ELECTED BY VOTE OF
217 TO EOS.

WASHINGTON,-President Will
son yesterday asked Congress to de-
clare state of war existing between
the United States and Germany.
While the news of the submarin-
ing of the steamer Aztec-the first
American armed ship to sail in the
war zone-was being told from
mouth to mouth in the capitol, the
President appearing before House
and Senate in joint session asked
Congress to recognize and deal with
Germany's warfare on America
The President said war with Ger
many would involve practical CO.
operation with the governments now
at war with Germany, including lib
eral financial credits.
Germany's Allies Not Involved.
The President made it clear that no
action was being taken against the
Austrian government and the other
nations allied with Germany.
The President urged the organiza-
ton of an army of at least 100000
men, chosen upon the principle of
universal liability to service"
Speaker Clark Reelected.
Speaker Clark was reelected to-
day by vote of PIT to POS over his
Republican opponent, Representative
Mann, as the first step of organiza-
ton of the House of Representative
the necessary preliminary to the
delivery of President Wilson'S war
address.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1917-04-03
200 CASES OF WHISKEY ARE
STOLEN FROM WAREHOUSE
Fifth Robbery of Liquors Conhscated
By the State of Alabama Last
May and Stored at Girard

May and Stored at Girard.
COLUMBUS, Ga.-Another rob
berry of liquors confscated by the
state of Alabama last May and
stored at Girard, was discovered
Thursday, resulting in a thorough
search being made by Sheriff Lind
sey, this afternoon, and teh recovery
of two hundred cases of fine whis-
kies. The grand jury of Russell
county circuit court has been ordered
held for an investigation tomorrow.
The officers, following a brief in
vestigation, secured a search war
rant, for the Cogbill building, located
hundred feet north of the states
warehouse, made entrance and
searched the cellar, where tunnel
was discovered leading up to a large
Abandoned blacksmith shop adjoin4
ing the warehouse. Eighty-seven
cases of liquor were found in the
Cogbill building and one hundred and
thirteen in the blacksmith shop.
Those who forced entrance into the
warehouse raided the big stock by fill
ing the bolt from an iron shutter that
opened into the blacksmith shop, and
thereafter had easy sailing This
was the fifth burglary at the state
warehouse.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1917-04-03
Sprains and Strains Relieved.

Sloan's Liniment quickly takes the
pain out of strains, sprains, bruises
and all muscle soreness. A clean,
clear liquid easily applied, it quickly
penetrates without rubbing. Sloan's
Liniment does not stain the skin or
clog the pores like mussy plasters or
ointments. For chronic rheumatic
aches and pains of grippe and fol-
lowing strenuous work, it gives quick
relief At all druggists, Csc
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1917-04-03
Clear Your Skin in Snrinn-

Spring house cleaning means clean
ing inside and outside. Dull pimply
skin is an aftermath of winter mac
tivity. Flush your intestines with a
mild laxative and clean out the accu-
INFLATED wastes, easy to take, TREY do
not grippe. DR.. Kings New Life Pills
will clear your complexion and
brighten your eye. Try DIR. Kings
New Life Pills tonight and throw off
the sluggish winter she'll. At drug
gists, 25c.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1917-04-03
ARM SEWED ON SOLDIER;
SOME REMARKABLE SURGERY
Severed Member Replaced. Works
Although Somewhat Short.

An arm splintered with a bullet,
amputated and then sewed on again
IS being effectively used bv a British
soldier wounded few months ago
M 'rance. The only fault the wounde-
ed man has to find is that it is two
inches shorter than the other arm.
After the soldier was wounded the
surgeons at the base hospital ampu-
tated his arm, cut out the broken
oone and then replaced the arm,
setting the bone and sewing the ten
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1917-04-03
SOLDIER BOYS VISIT
FRIENDS AND RELATIVES.
Coming Two or Three Each Day For
Furlough of Thirty-six Hours.

Since announcement was made
that the Second Georgia regiment
would not be mustered out of fed
eral service, each day has seen two
or more members of the two Dawson
units in our midst for a visit of Sc
hours to their friends and relatives.
The following have been here during
the week: Lieut.. Truman Slade,
Sergeants Charles Ward, Carl Warner
and John Melton, and Privates Carl
ton Marshall, Homer Patterson and
Butler Thomas.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1917-04-03
EVANGELISTIC SERVICES
HELD THIS MONTH.

The special meetings arranged
to be held at the First Baptist church
as have been announced, will begin
Sunday, the 22nd of April. DR.. w.
L. Walker, pastor of the First
Church, Rome, Ga, who is to assist
the pastor, is expected to arrive
April 23rd.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1917-04-03
QUARTERLY MEETING WILL
BE HELD AT BETHEL

The regular quarterly meeting of
the Bethel church of the Brentwood
circuit will be held on Saturday and
Sunday, the 7th and 9Th of April.
All are invited and requested to
be present.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1917-04-03

If you cough all night you get no
rest, nor does anyone else in the
house. Keep within reach bottle
of BALLARD'S HOREHOUND sly
RUP. 1t is then easy to stop the
tickling which causes the cough,
whenever it appears Price 25c, soc
and $lO0 per bottle Sold by the
Dawson Drug Co.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1917-04-03
SHERIFF CANNOT SEARCH
UNDER THE DRY LAW
General State Law Gives the Right
of Search Stolen Goods Only.

Of Search Stolen Goods Only.
Sheriff James R. Hicks, Jr., of Bibb
county on Friday sent Governor Har-
ris the following telegram:
What lawful authority has a
sheriff to search any place of business
or private residence for whiskey I'M
der our new bone dry prohibition
law? Can there be a lawful search
without a search warrant?
To this telegram Governor Harris
sent the following reply:
"Act just approved gives no power
of search to officers in addition to
that prescribed in the general law.
Know of no Others"
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1917-04-03

,ST Of its tonic and laxative effect, LAxA
6, 49, nNOMo QUINIEEi is better than ordinary
5ia,ui.ue a9o does not cause nervousness nor
11an af "a mead Remember the full name and
VIVA ~ the signature of E w. GROVE CSC.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1917-04-03
Drives Out Malaria, Builds Up System

The Old Standard general strengthening tonic.
GROVES TASTELE SS chill TONIC, drives out
Malaria enriches the blood. and builds up tire sys
tenn. A true tonic. For adults and children. SOC
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-25
DFST2UYEROH IN PUEHTE Los
VILEISTkS Al SUR De
CHIHUAHUA
UNA PARTIDh ARMADA De FSA FACGlOE,
ASSlTO I'm TREH De PASAjEROS
EN- fSTsCIGa LtGGHa

Ell PASO, Tex. Encro 2l.-Los
a-cn,es dc! gobic"no americana en-
est. c:uda,i. h&a rccio:do informcs
e -uc una yart;da viIiista loEr6 des-
a.uir IN 1Gcrtc que Sc haLla sobre
L. viz GaI ferrocarriI Central MeXi-
s.-o. carca de Estaci6n Ortiz, como
. ,inc@cata D!illas 81 Sur de Chi
A3ahu&.
e. cJi1to Ge caa destruction, segGn
e dice. cs e. Jc in:pcdi" que el %c-
n."ai Di5guez, quc viene avanZando
1c Torrc0r hac:a cl Norte. con una
fucrte co,unna. pueia cnviar opor-
,auoa rcfue-2o5 al general Murguia,
uoMandan,e Milirar de Chihuahua.
~a.a Que vaya a ocupar c. tcrritcrio
oac ata para ser cvacu2do por las
,-on&s amc.icaHas.
Tama;an Sc han r,cibldo notEcias
~ a,ta ciud@d, de cue una partida
.~rnada &salt6 Tn trsn dc pasajeros
que haG!a sal;do de Ia rccina plaza
d, CiuaaG Jv&.'e@. para Chihuahua.
- Estay:5a La@una. sitaada como 4
..cf7,a Mia al Nor;e de Ia capital
de. Es:aAo.
Lcs aaal1aatc: s3st"a;@ ;@"on del Arcn
t. ,.,..4:T..I rio N 0Gn -n-oe ,.,j- 60
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-25
.FlJF APROBa0A POR {. CONS
T!TVYEsTE Ia LEY De 3
H0RAS De TRAbHjO
Il bRTECULO RELATIVE C0RSTA Ef HU-
CHaS PROFISIOaES FAFGRhBLES
Los TRABAJADQRES

OUFRFTNRC. Mexico. Fnero ,

QUERETARC, Mexico, Enero "a
~ Asambiea Constituyenta .cuNiLa
en- eSta ciudad, ha anrohado TN ~
ti,Il0 que provee IN dia de echo nc
ras de trabajo, Y sicte horas on IA
acche. Dicho &r.;cu!o rro1::be Que lbs
;6venes mcnores de diecistis amos ira
baJen de las di"z de N noche = las
$eis &c Ia manana. ' CVc les j6ve2es
MEMORIES de !G y n!ayorcs de doce,
sean empicados mas Dc scis hor.s 81
g, din, 0 Sc les sujcte contratc.
Igullms srtc prove e. artic"io de
quc sc vene hablan,:c, que c! salar:o
ae les hcmbres Y las mujeres sea st
melante. Y cue los suel3os seaa fig
dos por -aa con.isi5. ezYce:a! en- c.
ia grunicipalidad, suicta Il IN Consc-
jo Central de ConciIiaci5n.
ToGas las empresas acricolas. in
dustria!eS Y mineras. qa"dan obli%a
das a establecer escuelas V hospitaics,
a proporcionar Il sus cmplcados habi-
taciones bajo rentas razonables Y Sc
ran responsaCies por los academies y
las enfermedades cue les resulten a
SIS enpleodoS ' trabajadores de Ia
ocupacion que desempenen.
Provce tambisn cl articulo que Q!
rago del trahajo industrial sea he
cho en- Darte con bonos de IN plan
cooperative, : que el trabajador agr;-
cola tenga en- todos los casOs una par
ricipaci6n en- Ia coscchas, por su rudo
trabajo.
Sabese de buena fuente que las elec
clones prcsidenciales sc verificar&n
el ultimo domingo de Marzo, y que
el Presidente Sc hara cargo de su
puesto el primer dia de Mayo. Diccse
que probablemente Sc hara cCnstar en
Ia Constitution IN articulo transito-
rio que sc refiera Ia fecha &c il
election ' ia de IA toma de possession
del Presidente.
En- los circulos oficiaIes Sc dijo hoy
cue no se habian recibido todayia
ningunas noticias acerca de Ia reti-
rada de las tropas de Pershing.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-25
ES7AH HiJY ACTiF0S Los H.
LlISTiS Ell Ii REGION De
e TLIE
TOpO IHDiCA QUE ES9s HLV3lJGiOHAGI1S
SERAN 0GlENfS 0CUPtH Ia @CiGH
QUE IEVADIERGk LIS 4HiRl22bs3S

Ell PASO. Teas. E"nro 2+.-hl
Jefe rebelde Francisco Villa. con un
fuertc nicleo dc sus tropas. Sc h@l!a
ahora en- cl canon dc Santa Clar:',
cincuenta millas Al Surcs.c dc /. Va.
lie. de acucrdo con los inic"mas re
cibidos en- esta ciudad por los agen-
tes del cobicrno americana.
Por otras noticias traidas 2or pasa-
jcros que llegaron : "a vecina plaza
de Ciudad Juarez. &nochc, procc-
dentes de Ia capital del E&tado, Sc
sabe cue otro nGcleo de 900 Wills
tas Sc hallaba en- San Miguel de Ba-
viycra. trinta y cinco nilIas al Oc-
cidcrte de aquella base de los amert-
canes, que esta siendo cvacuada.
Estas moyilizacionos de los Wills
tas Sc corsidcraa 2Qui como indic2-
clones que no dejan lugar du&a. dc
las intcnciones del jefc rcbcldc, de
ser & quicn ocupc Ia region de Chi
huahua qae - = ser evacu-da POI
las t,opas de Pershing. para 10 cual
csta decid;do. scEun Sc sabe, a disnu
tarsela : los carrancistas. en- case dc
are es.os logrcl enviar oportunas
fuerzas para oclpa- aquei!as posicio-
ncs.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-25
ESTE MES TfRNINtRA SuS Ia
BoRES EL CONeRESO
CONSTITUENTS
HIN hCELERAJG LAS LABORFS PARA QUE
Ia CONSTITUTION SEA PRORpLGADA
FL PRoXiAO 5 De FfDRERG

QUERETARO. Enero 24.-El Con
g-eso Corstituvcntc ha estado traba-
iaado con gran actividad durante las
scsioncs que ha vcnido cclebrandc
en- cstos Ultimos dias. Soiamcnte en-
a iuEta del domingo. cl Congreso a.
p"ob6 trcinta Y cinco articulos del
Proyec.o &c Reformas del Primer Je-
f.. no dcianGo mas que trcInta Y dos
pa~a scr d;scutjdos en- las p:3Ximas
sesiones.
= 5Tcs:dc:itc de esa Asamblea, Lie.
Luis Manuel Rojas, dijo aver que
crcia que para cI Ola i!timo de este
mes, cl CoaGreso pod:;a conc!Uir sCs
;-Sorcs Y que p. ,bablemcnte Ia aueva
Const:tc ION de IL Republica seria
Drcmuigai& cI ola 5 de Febrero, a.
niversario ae la promulgacion de Ia
Carta Magma dc 1857.
Entire las rcsolucioncs acordadas
por Ia Asamllea en- 81 session de aver,
esta Ii dc Gle los cxtranjeros necesi-
TN habcr rcsidido seir amos en- cl
pals. ARA poder obtener su naturali-
zaci0a de meXicanos, las de que el
Prcs;dcnte. Ministries del Gabinetc,
Diput2dos, Seaadores Y Iagistrados,
Jleben ser rac2icanos por nacimiento,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-25
LOS CARRANCISTAS CIPTURh-
RON in TREN F!LLIsTA

Ell PASO. Tex, Encro 24.-Un
tren de los que estaa usa1do las trc
pas yilIistas, para sGs operaciones en-
c. Cccidente y Sur5este de Chihua-
hua. fu6 capturado por las fuerzas
cara2c:s.as. en- las cercanias de San
"a Isabel, hace variOs dias, segin in
fo-maron los agentes del gobierno
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-25
VUtLVE 4 DECIRSE QUE Ca
RRANzA FIJI: ASESIEADO

!. PASO, Tc:.aS, Enero 24.-La
capasa dc un p-ominente meXicaao
arc tienc ligas con eI gobierno de fac
%, recihi6 aver un mensaje cifrado,
2roc,d.nta ic QucrGtaro, cue scgln
ella 10 ha inte:7rctado, Sc refiere 4
cue Q. Prime Jefc. Carranza, fue a
seSinado c! domingo, en- n mencionada
c:udGd De Quccctaro. Ninguna con-
fi,maci5n dc cse informc Sc ha po-
dido obtoner kaata ahora en- csta ciu-
dad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-25
CINCO CsDGiROS De Los
ALIADOS PATRULLAN FL
GOLF) De hEKlCO
CREESf QUE IRAIAH De tHITER QUE FL
CvRSARlO AlFHAH DtSARROlLt SUS
ACTHIDaDtS tn tSAS AGUAS

Telcrrama ESprclal para IA fiiENSA.
NUEVA YORK, Enero 24.-LOs va
Dores cue arri5aron hoy este puer-
70 procedentcs del sur, traen ii no
r;.;a dc ha0er encontrado en- su ru-
u = cinco cvuceros de nacionalicad
tc-coaocida. que gran velocidaI Sc
Si~igia2 hayia cl sur de! Golfo dc de
Xico.
s. tienc n segu-idad de que esos
e~uceros pertenecen 1 las pa,rul!as
de vigilanc;a que los a!i&dOs han Or
ganizado 4 10 largo &c las costaS del
continenre americana con oojeto de
&ar caza Al raider" &leman que ha
sembrado cI panico entire las embar-
cacioHes mercantes que haccn eI ira
fIco los Daises de Ia Entente. En- los
circuloS navales de esta ciudaG sc d.
10 cue era probable que esos cruce-
ros fueran a vigilar las aguas del Col
70 de Mexico. Ia altura de los puer-
tos de Veracruz y Tan2pico, 1 donde
Sc cree que hay" venido 1 operar eI
famoso raider"
Ii caza organizada por numerosas
unidades de guerra de los passes Gs
Ia Entente, no M dado h2sca anora
ning,in resultaJo, pero tompoco Sc h
tenido noticia alguna 2cerca de n:
actividades del corsario corsario:
! de Alemania.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-25
"a GUERRA HACE FRACASAR Los
PRINClPIOS De Ia moral
Y De Ia JlJSTICIA
In iurado frances decide cue no es criminal
el acto de matar a IN nino nacldo de la
yiolencia de IN soldado aieBnan

condcg&rian una mujcr que no ha-
hia perr;tiGo cue viviera cl hijo de
los hombres que cstabaH aSes.nando
= los hijos dc Er2ncia.
NJ resolvcr cl jurado que no era
Jelito e, cometiIo por Josefina. e.
paolico que Nenaba t! salon, cstallo
ca ac.am@cioncs.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-25
MUERE IN DiPLONaTICO
NFNICANO.

SAN SALVADOR, Enero 25.-A
lie IN ataque &c apendi-
cit.s, fallecij ayer en- esta ciudad e.
ST.. doa Manuel Rivas, Encargado de
NegOcioS de NAxico.
L: Sr. Rlvas lego este pals pro
cedente de Mexico, eI mes de Septiem-
bre ultimo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-25
En- FL GAbINETE
fSPAN()L S(jRCfN
DESAVENENCIAS
Eta muy divia.Ga Ia opinion con
rcs=ccto al p:obEelna &c IA
ca1pana subn.arina.
Fl faI0 IS AHY Intense En- MADRID I
7 IN UNA GRAN IONA De ESPkHs


MADRID. E2cro 24.-En los circu-
,os polft:coa Sc habla jHs:stcatemen-
g de que h"n au.si4o difercncias en-
! ~.1i1c;2 &c p~es:j~ don A!yaro dc
-ieurroa. ConGa de RomaHoncs. con
rao.i"o Ga l. discussion DC! @;vato 4"
T. camDa3a s1;m&rina. Has;a &hora
10 han podato ponersc de acuo@do los
micmaros Gei g"b:nete cn 10 CUE e.''es-
ccta n maTy-a de como l-Dc tr"-
tata2 .! yros!ama de la camD@ia &c
les submarines alomancs, que M crea
10 sc.is. dificuItades al goaierno
aor c. hurdimiento DC varios oar-os
;,ercor;es pcttenccientcs cmprcsas
H&vieras cspanolas.
l. opinion entire los ministries Sc
cncucntra diy;dita. pues mientras
unos sos,icaen que de5e procedcrse
con cncrgia I fin de hacer waller los
,;crechoa DC EsDala COMO pals 'neu-
tTal. otros op;nan que el asuEto dcbe
scr catudiado UclenidaTentc 4 FIN dc
rcsoivcr 10 qge mas converga : los
iltc.cscs generates de Espana, to-
&l&nao en- cuenta que Ia opinion pU-
b.;ca Sc cacuentTa nluy dividida con
rcsDccto = les bcligerantes.
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Sc dice cue los moUimientos de concentration
que estd hacienda ell jefe americana
son de su propia iniciatiUa
VILLA OaDENA A SU GENIE QUE NO E5TORBE
EN- NADIA Ia SALLDA De Ia PUINIIlIA
:,lc.:sana Especial para LN rREN>A.

WASHINGTON 2cese esa capital cue @ m''inint0
il concentration Ia panva fut hecho po IA poPia
m i del general pershiag. ccnca De II retada tenGa
i dcno De ca orene del DepaTamntc de Guerra
CONT :" CrvH..
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-25

carrancista eE esta ciudad, a!gunos
de los pasajcros que llegaron anoche
dc chihuahua. Dicho tren, es de los
que Villa Sc ilev6 de Ia capital DEF
Estado, cuando ocupo csa plaza, a
rrincipios de Ncviembre proximo pa.
2ado. Y al GER recuperado por los ca
rrancistas, capturaron tambien a IS
soldados villistas, que formaban Ia es-
Gotta de csc convoy.
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Sc cnviarS Yr homemade 4 Joffre.

Un comit5 tornado por partlaarlo,
i Fr2"cia, cstd trabajando en- el
?ar:2mento DC ana mancra activa pa
= obtcHer firmas de los ms promi-
ncates :ol.t.ccs espanolcs, para un
homc.2 , G.e siTpatia que Sc trata DC
enviar al Ma":%ca! dc Campo, Mr..
joffre, COZ nlotivo del ascenso que
lc ful coE@edido per el gobierno.
:, fr:o es :zey Intense en- Espana.
Fl f-io que a@ota 4 esta capita! y
4 una gran Gona Ic EspaHa e5 el mas
intense Quc Sc ha scNtido en- muchos
-5oz. \ iuzgar por los pronosticos,
c! flo co2tin-a:a por varios dias IN
temperature ba;ara aun mas, no obs
tantc que cs Ia mas baja que ha ha-
bido' en- los u.t;mos ounce amos
la esca3cz de carbon hacc que ci
snfrimieTto sea mayor en- varias re-
g!oncS del p.is.