davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1917-01-11
6rwkrnlann.
8erebt til at brbfte enbel af SC alli=
ere6es 9rab. @rrffe &DitbDer
bpmbar0ereS.

2onoon Sen Ste San. Sen greife
&egiering er bereot til at 6rgfte en-
oel af oe nlliere6es 4rap. Set er
blepet beluttet life at erflare 6e al
lierebe &rig, men at ftnoe Jig /
Epangsforar1ita taltningerne | Sillto
til, at Magterne omii6er bill erfien=
Sc, at 8lofnben er en- 11forlfDlot
5trof.
Song &onitantin raaofprte fig
igoar n1eo forbenberen6e Bremier-
1nt1iitre, iom enltemmtg n6talte, 1T
Noten oens nuberenbe 6orm bar
uo,1tagelig> efteriom gfterfommeI]e
al &rubene piloe p9re e11sbetD6enoe
meo at in6rgmnte, at @r9fenla1t6
agte6e at fal6e 6e allierebe Tropper
paa oen n1ofebontife 6ront / &Dg-
gen, og at Ser bar ,@run6 for 8e-
lfDl6ningerne for ltretfproig Bebu1tD-
ling af forbenp9re116e Gremiermini=
fter 8eni5elos' Gilbengere.
Meb @enipn til be fpngIebe Sc
11i5eliiter figes bet, at &ongen er be-
reot til at benaa6e nogen al Dem el-
Ter ale, fom bliper 6ernt, men at
ban n1ber &onititl1tionen lite fal1
blanbe fig i1o ben retslige Broce-
bure, fgr De arreItereoes sag bar bp-
ret beban6let.
8erlin ben 6te San. uSber Sag
bombaroerer gntentens 5fibe graife
aDnbner mellem 5tronma- % Me-
unoingerne, iagoe 9agens Of
fieielle 8eretning.
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re bpititaae,,oe 0Merer orabt. Set
blep ogioa iogt, af 5lertallet al oe
500 taene Sanger blep benrettet.
Sra ianlme 8iloe blep bet oplpit, at
oe facto &o1nnal1oa'1ten i 9uraugo
bar remmet 9urango GitD og flDgtet
til 2lano @ran6e, Durango, 1ne6: g.
900 Ma1tt, bporefter Williftas 11nber
General Ger11anoe5 beintte 8pea.
@illaitprfe, figes at .beftaa af 1000
Mon6.
gl Nnio, 9eras, ben 8oe San.
General Murgl1ias Gnrran5aafoeling
befattc Yarrd peo 7=Eioen igdaraf-
tes, blep set befiellbtgiort ! 4oniula=
tet ber ibag, og tog nj 2ofo1notiper
og ct bunbreoe sSsernbanepogne, Der
bar fgrt fra 9orreo1 uf 8iililtas.
Gen lille gilliitagarnifon ffDgtece,
ba Mltrguia npr,nebe iig.
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krtuptt t1lHnH.
9anif Camper, ira Gnnbsball til
8oston ueb Sremasie % sSern,
fapret al tpife &rigsFibe.
@orife 0a,npere 9elsbp, pboa pg
Ta1na antages iRnfet. rsGn-
fet" ltbaab nenber tilbage.

2on6on 6e1t Ste San. uYolitifen"
iiges BET / ct Bres5etelegrant fra
aiebe,1bapn mel6er. at 6et ban nIfe
9an1pifib ~slleganora", fra Sunos-
ba1l til @oston 1ne6 Trpmasle og
SSern, er blepet opbragt al tDife
&rigsifibe og 2aoningen beTaglagt.
9ette er ferite Gang iiges oet =
at en- Qaoning n1ellen1 neutrale 2an=
oe er bleoel1 beIlaglagt.
2lop6s meloer, at set grelfe
.Gampifib ~Eiiropinas" er blebct
torpe6eret og innfet. 25 @fano .1f
8eietningen tom ilol1o.
Set norife Dampifib v@elgop" anz
tages at ppre {enfet.
2o,1oo1 ben Ste San. Sab beo
Sorpe6eringen at Transportation
rSpernia" ti6ligere al Gunoro=2is
niel,, bar 85 Weono, oplplte Momira=
litetet i6ag. Set bleb oprtnoelig
melot, at $50 bar omfomne.
Raris SEN ste San. st Telegram
til 9lgence @apas fra 8relt meloer,
at BET norlfe 9ampiftb uSb6a", t.
10t Son brutto, er blebet ipnfet If
cit l1nberpa,1osbaao. Beietuinge1
blep re6oet.
st Selegram ira @artagena, Gpa-
nieh mel6er, at @pfninge11 al
Gompifibet San 2eanoro" bar boft
itor Sorg / 5panien. 8eiatni11gen,
Ser blep re6oet, bar biemmeberenoe
/ Gartagena.
9on6on 6eu Ste San. 9en 11orIfe
9amper uSama" antages ip1tfet, BE-
fienotgjsr 2lop6s 8ureau.
uSbpra" life innfet.
8igo, Spanien, ben ste SSsan. Gen
,,orlfe Damper uEbpra", 3,742 Cons
brutto, er blepen fltnoet I Drift at
Ii1fere. Bomber bar onbrogt ont
bor6, men erplobereoe lite, og 9fibet
bleb forln6t.
3: GRnfet 1tbaabs htn6t ttiiabage
Berlin (pr. SaDbille try Ste San.
ltn6erpanosbaa6e,1 u1=46", Ser al
gngIenoerue mel6tes fenfet 216e
Sec. 1916 u6enfor ct. Na5aire, er
penot tilbage @ebol6 til lin 8alts,
erflnreoe Ell offiicel 8efienotgibrelie
i6ag.
+ @"Ge,1 a116en tplfe un6erpanbsbdao
ct oct beller lite Sale ON er p6elagt,
iom n1el6t al bore Sien6er," lag6e
9eretntnder. -. .t
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Mrreiteret for Moroet paa Marie
9anielion. - @emet, @ol.,. oen Ste
San. ct. Yerctpal 9llle1t, Ser er an=
flaget Seattle for at babe mpr6et
Mnna Marie Daniellon al Winne-
opolis, er @ountpfengilet fer. San
blep arreiteret / Can 8ernaroino al
Folitinelter @alfer. 9llen in6rgm-
Y1e6e ioog> at ban bar oen Mano,
Ser rar anflaget / Seattle. Son
pil6e life 9aa pi6ere in6 paa lin
Slugt fra Senglet / 5eattle, iagoe
bare> at Fan ubap6e lpaieret no af
Sengilet". Si6en bar Fan un6gaa-
ct 9eteftiberne.
2 Gents sSernbametart erfleret 9Dl.
big. Gbicago ben Ste San. Gom.
n1erne Gpans, Carpenter og 2onots
al Sorenebe Stoters DiItriftsret al.
ilog i6ag en Yetition fra &c % Sern.
baner; Der gaar giennem ssSllinots, ONT
at forbin6re Sllinois Statsfommis-
iton for offentlige Npttein6retninger
/ at 9jennen1fdre Stotslopen om &c
Sssernbonetart. 'Sernbanerne pao-
itaar, at en 8eiten11nelie at Mellem.
1tatsban6el elsfonnisitonen, Ser tilla,
Ser en- Hasiagertart al 2.4c pr. @fil /
Sssllinois bur6e opbepe 5tatslopel1.
9et polife @aao. slmiteroam Sen
e6e San. uSranffnrter 3eitung", !,
bporaf ct @remplar er 1no6taget fer,
flyer, at 6et bar erfaret, at set nioler-
tibige @aa6 bill beltaa af ferlten
Me6lemmer uonapnt at Spfflan6 og
TO u6npbnt af 9iterrig. Sc tplfe
Meolemmer er allere6e blebet n6-
1tppnt, og Maaoet er ianlmenfalot til
MGoe i111orgen. 8la6et tilfsier, at
Moobets fgrite Mrbeice bltper at orgas
niiere Sperpningen for Ell polif 9lrme.
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On Knt1fprrttHrr.
Mllterebe Mintitre fonfererer &om.
Gentralmagternes apmferens /
&etierens Teltleir.
Spnes at bebube, at be frisfbrenbe
0rnpper bill ibare paa Trebsno.
ternc meb @aabenmagt.

2onoon ben Ste San. Snteresleu
}amler Zig i6og om 4rig = life ON
Sre6. 80 &onferenier - en al De
alliere6e, 6en an6en al Gentralmng>
ternes beieite @rnbeosmnno IL neo11,
tes fom Segn paa, at begge oe frig-
fgret16e @rupper ugter at ipare paa
De foritiellige 6reosnoter meo @aas
benmagt. De. alliere6es &onfere,1S
bleb bolot &on1. Set par ct Mgbe
al @nte11tenationers 8ren1terminiltre
og 4abinetsembeostnpno. 6or gng=
Lamb neote &relnierniniiter 2lopb
George, 2or6 Milner, Meolenmer al
0rigsraaoet. 6ranfrige bar repre-
ie,1teret af @remierninilter 8riano>,
&rigsmi11ilter 2pautep og Nmmuni>
TONS og 6abrifminilter Ebonas.
&uslan6 ien6te @eneral Halit5in af
Generalization. 0fficielt blep oenne
&onferens betegnet iom en- Cont
menfonit for u0perling al Menin'
ger. 9e1t blep ber opfattet iom Ell
8ebuoelie al fraftigere &rigsfpr-
iel.
Sen tpIfe &onfere,1S meloteS /
Eelegrammer fra @ien at bere bolot
/ &eiier @ilbelms 6eltleir. Eilite6e
por Sci ileren Seltmaricbal grfeber-
tug Srieoertcb> pperitbefalenoe for
Sc piterrtg1f-l1ngarife slrmeer; Belt'
nnaricbal bon @ot5enoorff, Sc otter.
r;glfe Mrneers Stabscbef; aror=
pri,s Boris al @ulgarien; Jeltmar-
icbal BON @inoenbrtrg og General
fparterrneIter bon 2l0en6orff.
9e germanite Geniorer tilloo life
/ Eelegramnerue Smtale al 6e Ga.
ger, iom blep bebanolet De6 oenne
&onferens> eller 9lariagen til oens
Sann1enfaloelie. Men fer me11te
man, at oct par ct Mp6e af &rigsfs-
rerne for at 6refte BET, iom bar peoer-
faret Ell tplf-fabriferet 6reo. Set
altoges ogfaa> at 6e.tne @onferens
al MiIitnrfsrere 1too Ell glags
| lSorbinbelie 1neo oen 4ollferens, ion1
1fal afbol6es / Berlin telte l1ge al
Ge11traln1agterlles Hremiern1i1tiitre
og Observation-Disclosures.
Set er Sen berlfe11oe Me11trg /
Gtorbritonniel1> at Der life fan bore
noget be6re 9par paa oe tplfe 6reos'
forilag en6 Sen 4onferens> iom ioag
6egDnote / &om Ben erflereoe &e11-
ligt at Il iitan6bringe be6re 5an1pirfe
/ 4rigsferiele11. 9lf oe1ne &onierens
ler mani ogiaa> at Epiflan6s 6orieg
paa at prffe ltenigbe6 bldnot oe alli-
ereoe, ejennem lit 6reoSforilag. ct
| ful0l ltgn6ig forfeilet.
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,,Jurtntu" arnkrt.
Den tiblisere Gnnaroer, 1t11 Srans,
portifib, ianfet Mbbelgapet.
$50 Manb flames.

2onbon Sen 4be San. Sransport=
.ifibet vSsSbernia blep torpeoeret nf
en- l1nberpanbs bsbaa6 Miooelbabet og
15O al Be omboroparen6e fapnes, ops
lpite gl6ntiralitetet ibag.
rssSper1lio" bar paa 14>278 Cons,
bpgget ! 1900 % tubgrte gnnaro-
2inie1t.
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troe6e life, at NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
bnp6e misbrl1gt 6e1t oem al lloen-
riesn1iriiteren bite EilIio; 1nen BET
fu,toe 10 bpnoe, ot-e,t Mpismanb bab,
oe o1ttD6et roget til en- @en, iom flln-
6e babe fottet Mista,1fe. GumlltD
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/, Spperi af Npb:ber. SEEM gorf,
9oe San. uMsiociate6 &refs" bar
anlagt Gag / 6e Sorenece Stoters
Diitriftsret ber moo @earlts ~SSn=
ternational Stems @erpice", iori1 set
belfploer for at rfaa 6e MDbe6er, Der
l16gigr 6ets oaglige &apporter og
ipecielt bigtige 1toenlan6ife @fterret=
ninger, for en- flor 2el peo at beitif=
fe Solf, Der arbetoer for u@siociateo
Hrels" uMsiocioteo Breis bill babe
ct permanent fetsforbub moo 6et
an6et Breslebureau for at bi1l6re
iligt.
9oml ltole11 n6iteote el1 9rcre til
vSeS1tternattonal 9eetps Serbtce" ot1l
at me6e &etten og gipe @rnnbe for,
at &etsforbu6et life f1tl6e n6iteoeS.
Genne 9r6re er fnn6giort for Srga>
ntiationens &rali6ent Solomon g.
gnrpalbo.
i 8eber be Sprenebe Gtater prpte-
itere, Ybilaoelpbia ben 8oe San. ea
&eiolutio11, ser foroemmer Deporta=
ton af 8elgiere in6 / SDiflan6, og
opfororer Sen amerifanife &egiering
til at ne6legge formel Broteit, blep
be6taget peo ct Masiemgoe ber igaar.
8lan6t Galerne bar @alter George
.Sn1itb ber at 8De11, Santes 80. @ecf,
forbenpnrel1oe asliiterenbe Sultits=
minilter, og slgnes @epplier. 6or=
be1tb9renbe 9ommer George @rap
af Delatpare, Ser bar paa Hrogrant=
met, n9gte6e at tale paa @run6 al
oen 11befgie6e aritif, iom attore So
lere rettebe MOB Mon1iniitrotionet1.
4opi af Meiolutionen bil blibe ienbt
til HrRiioent @ilion.
&anaoiffe sroppers Sab. Ottotpa,
Snt., S6e San. De fana6ilfe Srop-
pers Sab til 5l1tten af Decen1ber
belgber fig til 68,29o: 9eraf er 10,-
854 orpbte, 4,010 6poe of Saar, 494
~.
6eoe af Spgoom, 1 ,1o8 antagelig 6g-
.oe, 48,454 iaareoe, 2,970 1abne6e.
Mf bette slntaI faloer So ,837 paa aaz
ret 1916.
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@nncrnsr 6nnt nrgter at fratrG'
Be. Bboe1ir, Mri5., ben 3oie San.
@npernsr 6. @. g. @nnt npgtebe
igoar at operlaoe lit @mbebe til ben
11Dbalgte @uberner 9bomas 6.
Campbell, ba be11ne prelentere6e lit
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11arxirn.
Garran5iitas paaberaaber Jig itp1
Seier ibnoenfor GbibnaDna Gitg.
800 @illiitas brebt.
&illa % Sala5ar flD9ter. Mmcrifan:
: ife Msenter iDnes lite ristis at
tro paa Seiren.

gl 3alo, 9eras, Sen Ste San. =
General sSrancisco Murgl1ia Gar
ran5iltafommanbanten 9tor6en, bar
ltillet bele jim Mrn1es 5fiabne paa
Spill / ct Gor1sg paa at itanIe Billas
sSremlts6 norooper moo Gbibuoblta
gitD, ioet ban bar fgrt ben ub for
at 1npoe gilliltaitprfen fbnbenfor
8pen, mel6er Slpgtninger, iom ioag
anfom til @re,tien. So Eog nteo
&egjeringstropperse blepet taget al
0illa, og Garran5ilta a'erne aoipre5-
tes, ioet enoel git oper til 8anoit-
bppoingeu, bar bel1 amerifanife SIC.
gjerings gepreienta11ter berlteos
crfaret ioag.
8are cit liben @arniion paa 1 900
Mano urber General @on5nles bar
igien til at bepogte Sen norolige So,
peoitoo. l1olenoinger foripger at
fomme ppf fra 8Den, 6a Be frDgtcr
for, at 8illt1ta a'erne bil fomme forbi
@egieringsitDrfen og angrtbe BDen.
gn Ierlfilt &olonne 8tlliltas UNDER
Sberlt 6ernanoe3, uoien6t fra Sors
reon efter ssttbtagelien af 6enne 8p,
bar inotaget Durango, n1eooeles set
til oe Tore,1e6e Staters berpRrenoe
Mntoriteter.
@albi11gtou SEN ste San. n6en=
rigs6epartemel,tet mobtog ibag 1n=
oerretning, Der benpgteoe, at 8illi-
1tas bapbe orebt SEN frantic &onil,l
8ernaroine Sorreon og en- af bans
5gnner. 9epartementet mo6tog tio,
ligere en Meo6elelle om &onil1lens
Wor6.
1lniteo 9reis sclesram til "sibenoe"
= Gl Haio, Seras, ben 6te San.
Gnfeltbe6er angaaenbe ct v11oprette'
ligt Ne0erlag tilf9iet 8illa" bleb
ibag irDberettet til BET berDerenoe
n1erifanife &oniulat al General Mur-
guia, Ger anferte. Negieri11gsitbrfa'
Il 5elten mob sganoitbgpbing Sire
bunoreoe giuiltas bleb brabt i @an1-
pene lellbe,1for @bibuabua Gitp, 600
1aaret og 600 funget og benrettet,
ifelge &oniulatets Sortolfning al
Wurgl1ias &apport.
uSien6en apancere6e / tre &olon=
ner," lgo Murgl1ias @opport, umec
8illa fommanbere,16e >@ope6folon=
nen. @an forblep til ii6ite 3iebtif
fgr @illtiterne blep ilaaet paa 6lugt
og flDgte6e iaa i eu 9lutomobil meb
Sala5ar, iin l1n6eranferer. @ore
Qapalleriiter 0rpbte SO af @illas
perlonliee 2ipoagt af u6e gpl6ne"
49,
81 tog 5000 Natroner, en- beI 9el
9pnamit og an6en Mmmunition oe
e16el @anoner.
8t bab6e 60 Manc 6rnbte. gfit1
Stabscbef, Oberitleitnant @aloe5, oq
Is anore Sfficerer bleb iaaret. sc.
neral Nab1o @o115oles forf fglger De
| flpgten6e 8or6ttter benimoo Ynrral. I"
@l Baio, 5eras, SEN 6te San. =
Set berparenoe merifonffe &oniltIa1
oplDier i6ag, at General Mnrguto
Dar ttlfetet 8illtita'erne ner Si1nine3
ct alporligt geeoerlag. gn Bulletin
u6ite6t al Garran5i1ta gmbe6smntb
crflarer, at @illa og Sa1a3ar flDgter
| / en- gutomobil, mecens 8onoitbgb,
oingens Stprfe er blepet a6ipre6t l11,
Ser 6lngte1r. 8ullettnen flyer, at M11-
tallet al 6r9bte, iaare6e og tilfange.
tagne 8illiitas bar 1900, me6ena
&egieri1tgs1tprfe1,s Sob f1n par
100.
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he lost his hold and sank.

Fire early Wednesday morning com
pletely destroyed the Young Mems
Christian Association building in "A"
village at Hopewell resulting in an
estimated loss Of $4,000 on the build
ing and equipment. The fire started
from an unknown cause, about 4.l5
o'clock, and so tiercely did the flames
rage that it was wholly consumed III
thirty minutes, the fire department
being unable to cope with the roaring
furnace. The building was frame,
about 300xl00 feet, and was modernIy
equipped. A number Of roome:s cs-
capped in their night clothes. =.
Convicted of transporting liquor
a jury in the Corporation Court of
Danvi!le yesterday morning inflicted
the maximum penalty on Ernest
Davenport, city chauffeur, giving
him twelve months in Jail and impos-
ing a fine of $500. Davenport was
tried in his absence, failing to appear
when his name was called. A bond
of 500, put up by R. L. Lawless,
was ordered forfeited. SO far there
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VIRGINIA NEWS

Wesley Williams and Ashley Raw
les, aged Is and ID, years, respec-
lively, both colored, were Wednesday
arrested in the Hodges Ferry sec
ton. They are the boys that the po-
lice claim are responsible for num-
Der of robberies that have been COM
mitted in that section during the past
few days. 1t was necessary to set the
woods on fire in several places, after
the boys had been surrounded, be-
fore they were finally forced to flee
in an attempt to escape. When they
were arrested they had a pistol in
their possession.
President Wilson'S cold was still so
severe yesterday that he remained in
bed. In addition, his temperature was
slightly above normal. His condition
is not serious.
Dabney C. Ramsey, an aged Con-
federate veteran, charged with sell
ing cider and homemade wine in vio-
lation of the prohibition law, was
acquitted in Circuit Court in Staun-
ton by a jury yesterday after two
days trial. Ramsey head of large
family connection, member of the
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Fabric--Style, Tailoring and Price is correct

Rockbridge Battery in the Civil War
and wealthy in his own right, made
cider with hydraulic mill for himself
and the Spottswood neighborhood. He
did not deny selling the beverage or
selling the juice of grapes grown
on his own place. The State Chemist
at Richmond testified that some OF
the liquids contained ~ and Is per
cent alcohol when he made an anaiy-
sis a week after the raid.
After clinging to an overturned
boat all night in the Potomac river,
Sylvester Marshall, of Saxis, lost his
hold because of fatigue from cold
and fright, slipped into the river and
was drowned Marshall's companion on
the boat Aaron Linton, also OF SaXis,
fought death throughout the long
hours of the night and he was res
cued early in the morning, nearly
exhausted. He was taken to shore
and hopes are entertained by his
physician that he will recover, al
though he is in a dangerous condition.
The men were on their way to Saxis
from point on the Potomac river
with their small boat loaded with
wood. A heavy wind and high seas
sprang up suddenly and the boat was
overturned. They climbed upon the
bottom of the boat, but it was tossed
about so wildly that they slid down
into the water, and for nearly the en-
tire night were submerged above their
waists. Toward daylight Marshall re-
marked that he was sleepy and be-
fore his companion could reach him
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gress viii Be slow, on account oil the
large number OF candidates in Many
of the districts. &
IT is learned that General Aguilar
will not resign as Foreign Minister
until after the inauguration, onzMay
1, General Aguilar will then start on
an electioneering campaign for the
Governorship of Vera Cruz.
An Ordinance to establish as a
legal street the road connecting
Wilkes Street with the United States
National Cemetery.
Be it ordained by the City Council
of Alexandria, Virginia That the
road extending west from the old
Corporation line of the City of Alex
andria, and connecting Wilkes Street
with the United States National
Cemetery, be and it is recognized and
accepted as and declared to be legal
street, in the City of Alexandria,
Va, and the said road shall hereafter
be considered part of Wilkes Street
in all laws, ordinances and descrip-
tiions relating to or referring tc
Wilkes Street.
This ordinance shall be in force
from it's passage.
Passed the Common Council Fcnru
airy q, 1917.
Howard W. Smith, President
Passed the Board Of Aldermen
March End, 1917.
r F. Marbury, President
| Approved March 9th, 1917.
Thomas A. Fisher, Mayor
| Teste: Daniel r. Stansbary, G. {
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Carranza Seeking Votes.

" To- ~,
Guadalajara, March General
Carranza made plans Yesterday Tor a
brief trip through the surrounding
country, that probably will continue
until after the national elections next
Sunday. American Ambassador
Fletcher, who is at Chapala, lake
resort, probably will join General
Carranza's train there.
It is expected that a heavy vote
will be cast throughout the entire
country Sunday, and officials expect
that General Carranza's election as
President will be nearly unanimous.
The returns for members Of Con-
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/ SPAIN HAS FOOD PROBLEM.
Cabinet Studies Measures to- Insure
/ Better Distribution

r u
Madrid, March 9.-The Cabinet is
tudying measures to insure the bet
Ter distribution of foodstuffs
throughout the country. Every dis
Bosition will be made to enable Spain
% live on its own resources, and
restrictions will be imposed on all
brticles not absolutely esential to the
ife of the country.
Rain and snowstorms are sweep
ing the entire peninsula. Trains are
Stopped and communications inter-
Eupted. The express train from Irun,
(which ought to have arrived in Ma.
|drid at 9 o'clock last night, has moi
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been heard FROM She was last re-
ported leaving AMla, So miles north
west3of Madrid, far behind schedule.
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have nineteen liquor violations he
fore the court and there have been
nineteen convictions.
The Monticellonian., 1917-07-26
U. 5. TROOPS FIGHT
 ON MEXICAN BORDER
MANY SHOTS WERE EXCHANGED, BUT NO AMERICANS HURT
 -FIGHT NEAR MISSION.

Mission, TeXas.-ApproXimately 56e shots were exchanged across the Rio Grande at Ojo de Aqua, eight miles east of Mission, between a small American border patrol and number of unidentified Mexicans. There were no American casualties, but latest re ports here say two or three Mexi- cans were seen to fall during the en- gagement. which started at Il o'clock in the morning and ceased at 5 o'clock when the Mexicans withdrew from the river.
 The Americans were under com mand of Corporal eKnt, the identity of whose regiment is not known here. and the fighting started when several shots were fired at the patrol from the Mexican side. The outpost at Ojo de Aqua. hearing the Americans re- turning the shots. Immediately sent re-enforcements under Sergt. J. C. Henderson The fighting continued six hours.
 Col B. F. Delamater reached tae scene with 100 men from K and M companies of the Ascond Texas h. fantry from nearby outposts. A strong patrol has been thr@wn along the Rio Grande in the affected section as a precaution against possible attempt at border rai5ing
 From the best information there were abo'ut 100 MeXicans participat- ing, andy one report says three dis tinct Yigle calls were heard. Tnis leads 10 the belief that the Americans weresattacked by an organized force
 The last of the attackers disappear ed in the brush at o'clock, just be- fore Col. Delmater reached Ojo de Aqua.
The Monticellonian., 1917-07-26
FE|GNED DISABILITY
 WILL FREE NJ ONE
GOVERNMENT EXAMINERS WILL KEEP WATCH FOR FRAUDS
 CLOSE EVERY LOOP HOLE.
EVERY PRECAUTIOk TAKEN
Men Claiming Exemption Have Right To Appeal From Exemption Board To Appeal Tribunal-Task of
 This Body Will Be Most Vital.

Washington.-Uncl Sans not go- ing 10 take any chances on his first drafted soldier boys faking physical disability. And you will have to be a mighty poor specimen physically not to be called on. With the fateful lot tery complete, the government issued special warning to examining physi- clans to watch every drafted man for crooked tricks.
 Tt is important" said the surgeon general, that you realize there will be a proportion of men called who will seek exemption by dissimulation, VI rying from eXaggeration of a condition to downright malingering. Be prepar- ed to protect the government against such attempts at deception"
 Not a loophole is left for man 10 escape by fraud When the examining physician or the local board, or both. are in doubt as to a mans physical fitness the law is that he must be de clared physically fit and well.
 No drafted man will ever be given the benefit of the doubt. Even if two physicians declare him physically un fit. the local board may, at it's own discretion, set aside both opinions and hold him.
 No drafted man can escape by being sick in bed. The examiner will be sent to his home. If convaleseent the board will hold him till he is well, then examine him.
 Every precaution is taken to prevent any drafted man having pull" with the doctor No examiner can pass on his drafted relative. Also representa-, tiyes of the surgeon generals eiliee | VIII siip ovvaoivnally .s,<s - neither board members nor physicians are defraudng the government of fighting men.
 Because your feet are fiat, don't think you can escape on that ground. You may not have fiat foot the dis ease, at all "A broad, flat foot" said the surgeon-general, lis common among laboripg men and negroes, and is in no way disabling. Flat foot dis ease is entirely different and the ex- aminer can easily tell it,
 A few of the tnlngs you mignl es- cape on are:
 Lack of moral understanding, ab- rupt Impressions in the skull, curved spine, bridges and crowns involving more than half your teeth, pronoune- ed goiter
 Tobacco heart won't exempt you.
 Chronic rheumatism may let you out, as will webbed fingers, paralysis of one or more fingers. loss or serious mutilation of either thumb, total loss of index finger of right hand. total loss of any two fingers on the same phalanges of either hand.