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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-07
Ia scrfencio DC Ho'crtc

IN vista de esas acuSacioclones'
midas Il Ia dificil s~ituacion creada
,cr cl Soviet del Distrito DC urai
e cvacuar Ekaterinburg, Sc comun'-
% II Zar que deberia ser cJecutado'
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para alcanzar Ia mayer p~rosperidad
del Estado.
"Por tanto. hcmos decidid0 abdi-
car el trono del imperio russo, y re-
nunciar ell alto poGer de que nos ha-
llamos :nvestidos. ! deseando no
s~epararnoS de nuestro amado hijo,
dciamos Ia succession q nuestro her
mano, ell gran duQuc Miguel. q quien
enviamos nucstra bendicion al ascen-
der al trono dc Russia.
"Nicolis Romanoff.
(Rubrica) Eel Ministro de Ia Corte.
Baron Federico.
"Octubrc Il de 1905. Novy Petcrhof.'
EScritos con lapiz rojo Sc leian en-
cl rcTto cstas palabras "Guardese
imprcSo. Al serente de Ia Tipo-
grafia k~cdrinsky.'
k~cdrinsky ha manifcStado que a
las Ocho dc Ii nochc del ii tic Oc-
tubrc rccibi0 por cGrrco I'm paQuctc
del MiniStro de la Cortc, Baron Fc-
derico, ]pidicndolc que publicara 81
manifesto en- ell Siguicntc numcro lie
la Collection de Lcyes. Como eli ma
nifiesto no sc habia rccibido nor cl
conducto legal, que era cl Ministro
de Justicia. kedrinsky al entrcgar cl
manifesto Il IL imprcnta, informo
por telefono del case, al Ninistro
Shthegtovioff.
De pronto cl Ninistro de JuSticia
solo pidi6 que Sc guardara el mani
fiesto impreso, pero Il las once dc Ia
nochc un funcionario, cnviado cSpc-
cialmentc por cl MiniStro. pidi0 cl
original del manifesto, y ordeno que
cl pliego de prueba fucra enviado a
los archives Sccretos del ScnaGo.
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Por espacio de veintidoS amos Par
fer Alcxcicvitch Dominin Sirvia al
Ear como mayorGomo. lie acompanO =!
leyticrro Y permanecj0 cen 81 ARC
Imperial hasta las primeraS horaS
dc n man2na del l. dc Julio. en-
que ell lar Tue separado dc q por
.oS b~olskevikis. Tan tiei ~scrv!uor ha
oscritc una reiacion en- quo g desert
bc ficlmHnte Ia vida del Sobc"ano en-
! Ekater;nburg. ' la de Ia taHilia. IS!
como Ia enfermeaad del Zarcvitth, Y
las conmovcdoraS suplicaS que d ro-
dillaS hizo ia Zar;na . los %uardi&s
Soviets. pidicndo IL vida de Su cSposo,
= On pormeaores de las acusacioncs
aylsen1adaS en- ei tribunal >ccreto Qdc
- reunio = media noche, y en- G! VA.
~aparecio q Ear complet&mentc solo,
= sin cue Made 10 dcfcndiesc. veSt'do
COZ traic dc soldado.
Dominin ascgUra que los cargo
u s. hacian al Ear al el de ser
rliembro &c I'm partido ~contrarr"vo-
i~ucionario. Y el estar tramanco IN
comp,ot para derrocar al gob'eTno
bolshevi;Hi. Y estar en- secreta cores
ponGencia con los generates DeHc-
hiae Y DogerS. qIe estaban procU-
..rao iibertario. ' que le haolaG CO.
muricado cuc cStuvicse preparado
nara ser ,ihcrtado.
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Los que %tyigulaE1 I'D 2e.
%ropIano, percibon los
obietos De diifere1te
lIla;leYa que los
que p%eEInanac2El
en- terra

Los que ticncn CatarrO. miriam las
coSas muy difercntcmcntc que COMO
las mira cl que no 10 tIcne. purS &c
neralmcntc Sc cncuentran taSilI;A%OS
dc uSar mcGicinas que les rccomien-
dan: pcro miles de otras p"rsonas
afirman habcr sido curadLS de e.
tarro, Y con III pequeno coSto por
cicrto.
FL Urban'S Balm no es TN Gc:yu-
brimientc casual: eS IN medicamcnto
que ha sido p~erfcccionado en- el trans
curse de los amos. Y del cual listed
debera depcnder en- 10 successive. Ad-
quiera hoy IN tubo de esta medicinal,
Y 81 no siente que lc progorciona
mas provecho con la primcra aplica-
ci0n que dc e Sc haga, Quc t0dDs los
remedies que haya usado antics. SUI
boticario eSta autoriZado para dcvcl-
verle SUI importc. FL Jrbau's Balm
esta contenido en- tuboS sdTilarla!hen-
tie p~reparados. al prccio d. - ) 30
centavos, Y puede conScgu!r!o en-
cualquier drogueria 0 pedirlo dlrecta-
mente u Urban Chemical Company.
San Antonio, Texas.
No divide que debe adqUirir un tuJC
hoy mismo, : vera que no Queda
desagradado con sus reSultaiOS.
(.Adv.D
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COntinda e%lavancedeI los
%poIacos sobre Ia can.
de Alenaria

COPENHAGUE. cncro G.-Las
tropas polacaS que hacc POGO inicia-
ron Ia invasion del tcrritorio ale
man. han rcanudado Sd avancc sobre
Berlin. La formaci0n dc I'm citrcito
to voluntario para contener II ava
lancha polaca, cue SC intent6 por ci
%obicrno. ha sido IN complete fra
case. Scgdn diccu las uItima$ Hotl-
cias rccibidas dc Berlin.
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Una nueua uersi65n de c6moffue asesinado
Ell Ear Nicolas por los bolshevikis

| Con vehemencia anadio Alexis:
Papa. mi querido papa. vos habeiS
sufr;do mucho. :Por que Q~uieren
aataros? Esto no cS juSto.
Fl BAR lie contesto: Alexis, ,yo So
10 tt 2ido Il cosa: veto y consue'
i = mam#.
Alcxis sali0. Y Ell Ear cayo dc ro-
dillaS frcntc q una imagen lie San
Nicclas. Y ORC por largo ratio.
En- este tempo Nicolas Sc vol1Io
nur devote. f'recuentement@ deS-
1ertaha durantc Ia nochc por al%uaa
,esadila. V no guerra dormir mas
sine Il ncrmanecia orlando 81 reSJo
!e IL noche.
De cuando en- cuando SC lie permit
"a yer 4 81 cSposa, pcro i Su nlto
70 siemprc 10 dciaban verlo. INA
eas!on Alexandra Feedorovna tuc
1 cuarto dc su eSpoSo Y lc diJo !lo-
ardo: Is ncccsario que ante todo
soncais vuestros p&pelcs en- regla.
Entouces 81 soberano escriblo toda
Ia noche cartas para cada una de
Sis hiiaS. para Su hermano Miguel,
nara su ito Nicolas N~icolavitch, al
General Doger Y y otraS varlaS per-
sonas. No sell0 Sus cartas porque
-oda su correspondence era rcVlSa-
la Dor los censores S~oviets. \ aeon
tccia. 4 veces. que u cartaS T
devucltas por el comisarlo de guar
iia. con csta nota. escrita cen lapl@.
No pucden e~nviarsc.
Por varios dias el soberano no
auiso conner: solo guerra cStar oran-
do. Aun para el menoS ~observadof
era evidente que q lar eStao& entf
ramentc decade.
Va cntrada Ia noche del = de Ju
lie Sc presento rcpcnI5n"n'ente e!
! yuardia. cue ic dijo:
-Ciudadauo Nicolas AicEandro-
witch Romanoff. Sigamc listed al dis
sriro Soviet de Ural, tie los Cbreros
IC-sacos : Guardias Rojos.
q Ear prcgunJo con toEo humble:
vais q fusilayme?
listed no tienc NADIA que teal"r:
.nada lie sucedera a listed hasta que
50 mucra. Sc neccsita ! listed en-
ma session. dijo q com}sario, rivn-
desc. .
Nicolas .AlexaudroviJch - lcvant"
de II CANA. Sc puso 81 bIuSa grlS
--IIF FsnyN at
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70 cue dice 4 manuseriso dc pomiE'n

?arfcr Domin:n. que tiene ahor@
% amos, vive en- el retro. Su ma
aGscr:-o dice asi:
En- les prjm.ros d!aS de J 10 20.
reu:aron 4 aparcccr acrop.anos oiG-
Il. rte. muy ccrca dc Eha~terlnodrs,
camiaanGo muy cerca del suc'o y 4
roianGo bom5aS Que cauSaron pcco
daao. Con ase motive circularCH -
mores de Que los ch~eco-sloHacoS ha-
can reconoc.mientos, y Que ocupa-
ian n ciudad muy pronto.
TN dia el ex-Zar volvi6 I casa,
Iespuas de 81 pas-o per el jardIn,
muv excitado, : deSpu5s de nabcr O.
RADIO tegvientemente trence = uH2
magen de San Nicolas Taum".Irgo
yc.osto en- una peQuc2@ cana sn
esnvEarse. ESQ aLnca 10 h@t.a he
cho aHteS.
.Durante "A prisjon de! lar aQHi,
4 casa eS;uvo rodeaia dc t~rinchcras
. veiate pies Dc ancho. \ IA IA
mliI mp rial 50 le ?ermitia 2aSca,
por el jardin. para hacer ejerclelo.
ego SIN poier Yer hac.a l.er&.
Perm tidmc que os desvisla Y oS
hsca cana dix d! Ear.
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Con9cia quo sa nucrte essabe c &c

CoH7o'a quo 81
; III, -
-, ~. Jr~a ~, n
- ~ o.. ~.
10y ~ .ar.l.,- /, 80
g.. :.:s,Goa a,,,.rr-s
50 ~am;tas+5 ,,.o I-w4,-
w. & -. TX m 100 hsL:, ,.sr;-.
- go * 60, g.
NV - ~ 0;s+rirn' e[ i.rar
y-e' &c "I'tt'S, ".t 49, W., ni.y.
'oS S'S"'os -, m,,., Ia
'oSo Io -, s,,or+e
''%,l , J;a,o n,,o 81 cz,,. 49,, sos
49,, o,,o ,.,,ba
-, 20, 81
q. e.S"E1i' I " l."
lerI'to checo' que %."''"'O>. Ia,
FS&ter'noa:& y hao"1 p'Tl',,
2rTaHe2f.o ue las ,"1'I9S "l ~,
nets. ier'liNo q ''i"'' ~
20" fe~S'@haeIoh
70 10 - &c 49,.
a Nioa "laF'& "e. ""i go -
cHaS HeStficci0heS: ~" = ~
ina c"Mpr2r ~PeFloo,eoS- IL gu -
paSe" que Sc u" '''I"r'
greScrito.
lcdeS los ~SirTlehtes cram e>S'"'"-
~!oSaH:ente Magistrates =! Sep"'~ISs
y ii "eSresar. Tn" He% - me o'''-
9" = cwtarrae toc&S mis- 'oP"S' po,.
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.eniendolc preso.
-Ciudadano Nicolas Romanoff,
dijo Ell ~prcsidentc del Soviet, lie par
|ticipo Il listed que Sc lie conceden
tires horaS para que dictc listed suS
ultimas dispoSiciones. Guard!a. no
quite listed su vista dc Nicolas Ro-
mauoff.'
Dcspucs dc que regreS6 cl sobCra-
no. su esposa y su hiio fueron 4 YER
lc l!orando. Alexandra sc dcSmayo
yarias vcccS. por 10 que tuvo que lla-
marsc 4 III mcdico. Cuando sc re-
cobro Sc arrodillo delante dc los SOL
dados, pidicndo gracia para SUI ma
rido. Los soldados le contestaron
que NADIA podian hacer por cl.
Ten calma. por amor dc Dios,
| Alexandra. le dijo cl Zar rarias We
ces en- o muy baja, hacienda la Sc
nal dc Ia cruz sobrc Su esposa y su
hijo.
Despues Nicolas me lamo y me
di.jo:
-Vieio, no me dejeS 4 Alexandra
" a Alexis. Tu Yes que no hay ma
die conmigo en- estos momentoS. Ma
die que pueda consolarlos, Y 20 den
tro de un momento voy Z ser scpa-
RADIO dc elloS para sicmprc.
Y 4 ninguno dc sus deudoS, cXcep-
10 su csposa V su hijo, Sc les per-
miti6 dccir adios al soberano. Nj
colas. su esposa, y su hijo perma-
necieron juntos hasta que Sc presen-
! -arou cinco soIdados dc Ia Guardia
3ia. con el ~presidentc del Soviet, y
5 micmbroS obrcroS.
-PGngase listed 81 sobretodo,
! nando con imperio 81 prcsidente.
Nicolas, cue no habia pcrdido un
! momcnto su sercnidad, Sc vistio, beso
4 81 csposa. I SUI hijo, Y a mi. hIzo
la scaal de Ia cruz Sobrc clos, Y dcs-
pucs d~irigicndosc 4 los hombrcs les
dijo en- voz baia:
-Abora estoy 4 81 disposition.
alexandra V Alexis cayeron al Sue
10, rictimas de III ataQuc.
-Pcrmitamc listed que acompane
q Nicolas, supIiquG 70.
No Sc pucdc, me contcsto brus-
caron+c.
De esa manera Ell Ear fuc cxtraido
de- su prision. y licvado. nadic sabc
= dorde. = fus;lado durantc IL rochc
dol - de- Julio Dor IN p~elotcn dc
Iyon+isa;s soidados ro;os.
Antss del amanecer de! siguicnte
~. ,-oI,.in al p~rasiIentr del Soviet.
a.or,n,5ado lie soldados y dc uu me
tIi.o ~ atrndi6 = Alexandra V = Ale
,is - ~nresfdenra L. prccunto:
:Fs Dosiblc ~llcvarlos inmcdiata-
r~sr.ao
Como 81 medico contcstara afirma-
itiyaneutr. 81 prcsidentc dijo:
-Cindadana F~eodorovna Y Alexis
! Romanoff. prcparensc; ustcdcs tie
wan ona SOP rrasladados dc aqui.
rrio 50 L.. nc,mitr Uevar las cosas
MS n~e,csarias. ocro que ell peso no
,..a -, +,.o;n,, . c@uarenta libras.
nominindose. aunoue vacilando al
andar. madre G hiio cstuyicron prom
I.n I;stos
-ua5ar, llfyesclo listed de aQui.
...,Ja -, ,,.,s;denrc del Soviet Ill
',; ,aI5ndrr,n
e. ,uJ,.a =. AI,xis fuerop inme-
- .ond,r;Jos > nm au;om6-
"."'. n"N,Ja. a,,;o, saho -, d6nde,
"", ; na JoI sicu;nn+o din Sc
.o,-o n~ravaocrtc 81 comisario Y
a,a ~..I;er, dol cuarto, V
IN - .aGo 10 o,e era propiedad
me 1.' = Ios ~nane,es y docu-
W. nar+a,oc;aron NJ sobera-
'''t,'S w" ior;dos nor al comisario
Salt Ie Iq".t %onsar,,;r boIcto de
ie'i0'"''' EaLia ,,,,,+i+,,a dc SOL
I'0nes o;5m,;to ,.oio one estapan
p .oJo .n+a. 4. avacuar Ia
:oS1I
''"T,'," o;sa;.o Trtro Sibiri ref;ere
80, ,ioI Zor frs certi-
!"' -" laoIor,.;6n csnecial
l'C""" poi -. L,ror do
"eL SUD
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Dgrg9tc Ia session del Soviet de
Distrito de TRIAL Sc leyo Il mInuta
de Ia acusacion. n presenola del
Ear. y Ia cual fue p~reparad& ror
una organization Secreta. Iiamad&
~Asociacion para Ia defeasa de MUGS,
FRO pa;s = de nuestra libertad. In
IN ~acusacion Sc ascguraba Que Sc IA
'bia de<cubierto III complot con cl OBJ
ieto dc suprimir Il revolution dc los
5breros y campesincS. y de NECTAR
las masas contra q Soviet acuSan-
|dolo de todas las co~nsccuencIaS que
sc habian derivado del imperla!lSmo
en- TODD el mundo. q sabcr: Il guerra
* a. caYuiceria. el hambre, Ia falta
de trabajo. falta de med!os &c trans
porte. el avance De los alemanes etc.
La a~cusacion seguia diciendo Que
nara llerar III fin propuesto, los con-
trarrevorucionarios estaban ~intentan-
do mir = todos los partidos cneml-
COS del Soviet, asi soclaliStaS como
imvcrialistas, Y que habia pruebaS
pyidentes de que al frente de ese
comolot Sc hallaba un amigo perSo-
nal del Ear: el General Dogert.
Itro tcstimonio revelaba que du-
rante los ultimos dias Sc habia des-
cubierto un complot que tenla por
obieto libcrtar al Ear. con Ia aEuda
dc Dutoff.
Ademas Sc daba como demostrado
cun el lar mantenia sccrcta CORES
nondencia personal con ST. amigo. el
General Dogert. que urgla al Ear
para QUE estuviera preparado para
ser libertado.
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Cuando necesitc iiUrGS en- c>panot.
diriiase Il I~gnaci0 Z. L0zaHo. lis y.
Santa Rosa Ave. San -hutOnIo. lex.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-10

as ''slccpiny sickness" Twenty easSs
have developed In chicaSo aud vicinity.
and whilo physicians arc unable to
ma tho cause or prcscribo a remedy
they are agreed that tho Symphonic
arc the same In all cases. ~ n con-
ference of medical men here Health
Commissioner Robertson nscribcd the
Tho SO called sleeping sickness is
q new variety of influenza or u form
OF brain inflammation produced by tho
disease as nm after effect. tho result
OF which is a dangerous. drowsy. tired
feeling in the patient" III said. ''rhcrc
Is no reason FOR alarm
Every effort Is being made to trace
down tho disease and combat It, Or
dinarily after ton days the attack wears
OF unless the case Is severe.
Physicians contend that tho maiady
il not tho real sleeping sickness or
Africa. which In transmitted only by
an insect. which cannot live in thiD
ri
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1LAh ATHLETIC CONTESTS
THREE IMPORTANT EVENTS
ssFOR CHAPEL HILL STUDENTS
sHercrat Changes Arc Announced For
~ Various sports to lie Staged
This season.

ition 70 the H SAT- s nFs sahG s bask ad
sall contests. the preliminary series
Ste waiSh sin5iea niS MSs ;"r r9e
tho high schools OF tho state will he
held at the university this spring. il
pas been announced by secretary T.
Tho fourth annual intcrscholastic ten
n!s tournament aud seventh annual
fnterscholastic track meet will nc held
at Chapel Hill May ., and the sixth
annual championship contest in base
ball VIII be staged a; later date.
yet to be determined
Tho regulations. governing the SOW
oral contests differ slightly from
those OF preceding years. Eligibility
for any or the events require that all
contestants must be bona Tide students
Of tho school which they represent.
The tennis regulations provide tor
contests in singles and doubles. \
school may cntc" either Or both y
the singles and only two men FOR the
doubles. The contests viii nc so AZ
ranged that thc same man may take
part in the singles and doubles OF he
desires. Two cups will be awarded.
one 10 tho school winning the singles
match and the other 10 the Scnooi
winning the doubles match. thr
names or tho contestants. together
with other necessary information.
Should 10 sent to the secretary ct
Chapel l, mo- Lane i,I NH Ah'i BROS
ably ncccssitatc the contestants ar
The The Wilmington n:eh school won
the singles and doubles in 1915 Oak
Ridge institution won in doubles ailh
Wiln,in gton h:SA school i'll singles IN
1917. The Ashcyilic hiEh school won
the Tournament; in lHlS.
The school !cadlns in tho points
scored in the track meet viii lie
awarded :hc championship cup. mus
school will retain possession OF the
trophy for one year. and the srhoo!
will assume permanent possession. IN
addition. tho school winning The relay
race shall w. awarded a cup g re
main in permanent possession OF INC
holder. To every contestant winning
first place IN any event, a silver
contestant wininS second pace,
bronco medal will DC awarded. Entry
blanks should DC sent TO secretary
Rankin not later than April 20.
The High Point hish schoo! won inc
interscholastic trarh meet IN !'iS' Sna
tho Friendship high school has Won
The meet during the years i2li' l'I',
1916, l2i1 aud 1918.
The baseball cortes; will Dc open
this wear only 10 public hich schools.
city and rural. Any baseball team
representing q public high school ina
including May s, IS many as i77cc
SCHOOLS Of similar ranE and shall have
lost none. or shall have played as
many as four games And won - 1sf
cent OF them. shall be eligible for the
manager shall ~ May notify the
committee OF his desire 20 enter the
contest and shall send :, record o. ,ac
games played.
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PORTSMOUTH GREyS SEEK
GAMES WITH FAST MINES
Chnmpious Of Twin City baseball
i. League VIII Play independently
This Season,
The Portsmouth, Greys. cnaap;oa

Tae Portsmouth Greys. champions o:
;ao Twin CITY Baseball League o.
Norfolk. Portsmouth and Berkeley
las, ye2- desire games With loca
au7ateur teams during the coniD-
season. Among the teams which ;leJ
would like - meet on the d!Among!
arc these OF tae Church Hill Athletic
Association. Duplex. Highland Park,
Ncos, McGi!I Cn:or, First Sa.!onas
Aark, Junior Order OF American Ne
charicS. . any othe- team IN Rich
-uond, none exce pied according -
,5e le::e- reserved here.
Independent: bal! Will &c played ~
tac CirsyS Iais season CT -as!- hone
grounds. :9r-:-.y he PARK 2sst By
The Portsmouth, team o: The E:7Stlias
League. Ths formation 90 an 41AC@u-
league - Portsmouth has been .eade--
81 impossible oy the control exercises
y the Naval League oTs- all re play
ilS -.slJS. with cas eIcs?I!c- o. me
CirsyS grounds.
IN ,hs 4azeacs = :. amateur oEsa2:-
ration chs G-sys a:s now opz. -
challenges from any ball clu6 - -he
STATE. Their best men have -e--c-@5
ant several new ct4ye9S - act-:y
asvs been atasl l. sr.!:a-- :.
IS manager @. cEe -sz;u-
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CLARKE COUNTY PLANNING
HORSE AND COLT EVENTS
Association Mt BcrryNilic Meeting Dc
rfdcs Not To Dissolve Present
OrgrutsNttOn.

WINCUESTEE. VA. March ?.-yho
stockholders OF tho Clarke Count v
Horse and Colt Show Association, At u
meeting IN Bcrryviilc. decided by II
unanimous vote not 10 dissolve the So
cintv. but TO continue it's annual cShi-
billions for the benefit of tho COM
munty Il. Powell rage, OF Eoycc,
WAS reelected president, and John il.
Crown was elected secretary and
treasurer. Tho society lost money on
account or rainy weather tNo years
uco. and no show was held last Hc3r
on account Of tho war.
!, is probable two or three dates 10
August will nc selected for this years
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WOULD REDUCE HUN ARMY
Prcn,ier Lloyd George Submits r,tan 70
Provide for riftscn Divt-
sfons.
tsr Associated rrs.s.

PARIS. March s.--Tho propoHition
made to the supreme council By Pro-
micr Lloyd George for . CLAUSE Ia tho
poscc treaty for reducing tho 1arnnun
army much below tho Giro previously
proposed, dcHhtely requires Germany
to reduce he: army to atteen dtvlntonu.
according to information from rranch
sources. rho divisions would DO formed
OF volunteers. enlistins for twoiro
ycRru.
Tho council aeoohtod the pro posA 10 n
In principle. referring Il 10 a SSnnrntt
too to draft tho test. which would 0s
aubmitt ed to tho \Nounoil Moniny
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ID. \. Ilrn,b Arrested

u \. Heath. Of 2a3a West Cary. vas
arrested yesterday on y charge OF in
nue0cinG"a mlnor "a commit = petiT
theft. detective Scrgcan:s T,uslcy and
Kcilsul made tn. arrest.
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RICHMOND TIMES DISPATCH: MONDAY, MARCH TO- 1919

exhibition. 1t was pointed out that
the show had had the effect OF greatly
increasing tho interest in horse breed :
ing IN Clarke County, and that several
bred colts was shipped to Ohio immc-
dsatcly after the show, tho buyer hav-
ing been attracted by the performances
of the animals while attending the
exhibition. 1t Was shown that the
association had made total of 80
per cent in dividends
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LETTERS ARE AWARDED
TO RICHMOND PLAYERS
otto d. Jenkins and William ID. Pcu-
way, OF University basketball
SOUND, IlOHOrCh.
rsp.cialto Tn. rlm..s-Dispatoh.l

ISpcClll TO I!i. Tiill.sS- us p0tCll.
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. March o.
-Chnries D. Mahood. president OF the
General .\thletie Association of the
cnNGr,y OF o Of tcr ' =" the fojom
ing members Of the basketball squad:
otto y. Jenkins. OF Richmond; Joseph
WiilGoE Dunn Of E ;;crn william william
nanl<inS - charlottesville, and
Charles 7. Hatcher. of Chester. va.
Eleven victories and four defeats
was the teams record for tho season
Njrcina lost foUr Gamcs--one each TO
GalIauLct. tho Navy, Cam Iiumph-
;ary institute. Al of these games.
except that with the Navy. wcro lost
by small scores. Tho southern trip.
which wound up the season. resulted
in four straight wins. the tc-Ims. de-
teitcd being Medical College OF Nir-
sinia ,,3-%o). Wake Forest GO cal.
North Carolina t"i-2ib and Nir2inig
Military Institute t35-2J).
Pcttway led The ba-Skctcrs with 200
points in his favor, includns hold
goals rho Virginia o.rintcl scored a
as against 426 by her opponents. The
January 1G--virsinia. CO. Randolph
January lS-vlrginia, So Fort alcy.
CT. la M 24-Gallandct IS Virginia.
January e9-Navy, 81; Virginia, Is
February camp H'sn,ph.cys' 50;
Virginia, rs.
February S-Nirginia. A. bghcH-
burg Athletic Club. -.
February iJ--NIrS!ui0, Az Norm
Caroline, "a.
February 12-NirSini1, AZ GalIdh-
Get. -?
February 2l--NirSi0N NiHtaFE IN
stitutc. 30: Virginia. -.
February 2@-NirSin.a, -; Wake
Forest. 80
February 2i-NiTSlnia, ~; lE!n!t!'
February e5--virsinia. b. Medical
College OF Virginia. so.
February .G--N liz mia, -. wake
Forest. -
February .I--N iEsS!D!a, OF Norm
March Virginia, IS Virginia Mill
;ary Institute. %
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Ready whenever you are.
Good civilian clothing. Atwood
and all OF our own manufacture.
Good for you because you either
get your MONEYS worth o! your
money back.
Good for US because il brings you
back 70 introduce us 20 your friends.
Good substantial stocks Variety
that runs the entire gamu- Of good
;sste.
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Rome Seeking AlTA ptr

ROME, lia-ct ST. ! t,.7z: = a-vs
the Olympic games .: ,a.s t=.- =
Eorra. Tn. TO definite i=cis.-7 IS -
his has ys; csz- -es:ts1 5-s-i@-
o-lardo has - 10y t:=1 2---csc- Il
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from hiTl ~itl.- ts- d4rE
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PHYSICIANS NOT AGREED
AS TO NATURE OF MALADY
Twenty Cases OF "sicepinS Sirkue,,r
Develop in Chicago md It's
Vicinity.

CHICAGO. March 9.-Medical author.
ites are not agreed AS to the true
nature OF a strange maIady rcoorted
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Good gracious. Here are hats
that conform without '.coufo- ming"
Fir and look vall on 81 or: OF every
loo men.