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Ia OPINION DEL TENIENTE
CORONEL ROUSSET

Trnd. del frances para "Lo PreaSa
debido = los trabajos de Eauban en-
una plaza que ~ntonc era Ia unlca
del mundo. era una forta!eZa tede-
raj Y poseia. en- vista de este carac-
ter. una ~guarnici6n miXta de us
TRACES ' DruSianos. Habiendo que
dado despues dc Sadowa la Confede-
raci0r. el derecho de ~guarniclon pa
reci@ abcIido de hechO; sin embargo.
Prussia declare querer mantenerla por
81 cuenta. so preteXto de que lie per
tenecia en- virtUd de tratadcs par
ticulareS.
AhOra bien. en- esoS misnCS monen-
tos 81 gobierno frances eStaba ne
rociando la ~ceSacion del Gran Duca-
dc. ' ESQ eStaba Z punto de CONVEX
tirse en- IN ,hecho conSumado.
do. repcntinamente. ell Secreto fuc di-
vulCadc. debido u que Ell Rey de Ho-
lanGa. preSa de los escrupuloS. lie
descl0ri6 toda la trama del asunto, an
reS de 6ar su firma. al NiniStro de
! Prussia en- Ia Haya. 4 esta notlc!a.
| Alemania Sc exalto o fingi0 eyaltarse.
| \ muchas gentes 4 q~uienes Ia aneNlon
( y~iclenta del Hanovare. del Nassau y
/ del HeSse electoral no les habIa re
! pugnado. lanzaron gritoS de pavo real
ante Ia idea de que un pals de LOli-
verein. antique feudo imperial. pudie-
III paSar. aun con Su proplo conSen-
! tmiento. a manos de Francl2. IN
hanovriano de nota. NJ de Benrlng-
fSon. DE- acuerdo con Bismarck. lie de-
nunci5 al ReichStag este hecho mons
( truoso. cue el Canciller no Sc preo-
! cuu6 aor atcnuar. Las cosaS Sc en-
~pouzonaroD. los armamentoS sc Sucs-
! Giercn Y soplo un viento de guerra
, cue amenazo consumirlo TODD.
Pero Francia. privada como estaba
de SIS mejores re%imientcs que Sc
na.laban en- Mexico. y reducIdo L un
nucleo dc ejercico al cue n;ngin sis
/ tcma de reServaS venia . r~efor1ar. sc
hallaba incapacitaGa para trabar Ia
. lucha. lie fue. pucS. neccSario acep-
tar 10 intervention dc las p~otcncias,
10 que e valio. $ no "a expansion
/ territorial que hubicra deSeado. 81,
cuandc menoS. una Semi-SatiSfaccion.
El segurdo tratado de LondreS. fir
mado ell s. de mayo. declare al lu-
, ~Ncn6urgo EStado neutral. obilgo a
Prussia q retirar SUI ~guaruici0n, y de
eide 81 ieSmantelamiento dc su for
taieza. De esta manera fue conjura-
d Ia tempestad, por a.gln tempo.
Pero IS bien sabido 10 que valen
los tratadoS 4 los ojos de Alemania.
! En- lel4 fut Iuvadido ell LuXen1burgo.
10 miSmo que Beigica, y al Ellsmo
tempo. Lo ~volvera a ser en- la pri-
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iSenoritas! Conseryen su
pelo frcndoso, briIlan-
tie y Iibre de caspa
iSalven sus cabellos! .Dupliquen su
belleZa en- unoS cuantOS mo-
mentoS, usandO este.

81 Sc preocupa listed p0T "a belle
"a de su pelo. 81 quierc que bri!le con
la hermosura incompatible de Ia sd
lud. u tenga una admirable suavl-
dad, Y que este tupido y lustroso, prue
be: Danderine.'
Con una sola a]plicacion. Sc dupll-
cara la belleza de sus cabelloS, y ade-
mas. Embellishments disolvera toda
particula de caspa. pues no podra US
ted tener IN pelo hermoso, abundan-
tie v4sano. 81 tiene listed caspa. Es-
Ia destructora materia roba al pelo
su Iustre, su vigor y su propla vida;
V 81 no Sc suprime, produce un estado
febricitante Y ]picaZones en- e. cuero
caba!ludo: las raices del pelo Sc enfer-
man, Sc desprerdcn Y mueren, Y en-
seguida el pelo empieza a cser rapi-
damente.
81 ha descuidado las atenciones de
81 pclo Y esta debil. q~uebradizo. re-
seco, aspcro o dcmasiado aceitoso,
cor7pre una botella de "hnowlton's
Danderinc.' en- cualquier hotica o pen
fumcria. apliquese una poca, scgun
las direcciones. Y diez minutes des-
pues, dira listed que es esta Ia me-
jor inversion que ha hecho en- su Vi
da.
Sinceramenle c~reenloS. descartando
todo 10 que pueda referirSe a un re-
clano. que 81 listed desea tener un
peio suave lustroso. abundante Y her
moso; desterrar la caspa, las picazo-
e en- Ell cuero cabelludo. Y evitar su
caida. debe listed usar la "knowitons
Danderine," Y 81 viene al case. jpor
que no dcSGe luego? ADV.
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AIDES EE KAN ERAS
A QUESTION DE LUXEMBOURG

mera OCCASION que Sc presente 81 no Sc
halla defendido mas que por medic
de convencioneS ~escritaS. .Ahora ben
para noSotros representa- un escaion
defensive dep rimer orden, y para
81 enemigo una e~Specie de plaza de
armaS. O cuando menoS un punto de
apovo muy fuerte. En- los tiempos
.de la Republica y del lmperio, Sc
ramaba DepartameDto de las Flores
tas. y jamaS ha habido denomlna-
ci6n mas iusta. May cubiCrto, muy
ouebrado. pero a~travesado por buenos
caminos Y por tres grandes Was 1e-
rreas. en- los flancoS de los Ardennes
beleas Y de la Alsacia-Lorena. un nm
con temible. No puede. por 10 tanto,
permanecer. a ningun precio, en- ma
nos de una dinastia alemana, la uni
ca que subsiste. despues de la tor
menta. de tautos ono como Sc han
hundido.
A mayor abundamiento, no es tan
solo a la frontera de 1870 a la que
debemos vo!ver. Fue dibuJada con-
ira nosotros por gentes a quienes
| animaba I'm odio terrible Y que pre-
| ;cndian II 2 las derrotas sufrl-
das desde la epoca dc Luis NV has
Ia la de Napoleon. Esta Sembrada
de lazos Y de trampas. Abre los ca
minos mas directos Y mas practical
| bleS sobre Paris. .Aun, abstraction
hecha de la Alsacia-Loroena,, con-
dena I sufrir la guerra sobre nuestro
| propio t~erritorio. en- el case en- que
una victoria completa no nos proper
cicnara desde los commences. ell paso
del Rim. Era f~icticia, a~ntinatural Y
! comprometedora. Nuestro primer
deber consiste. pues, Ell camblarla.
Son va bien conocidas las JustaS
observation-disclosures de Francia.
Por 10 que hace u la question del
Luxemburgo Y de las provincias rhl-
nianas, los plenipotenciarios no echa-
ran en- divide. segun 10 eSpero. que Sc
trata de garantizar nuestra Seguri-
dad futura, de la cual son soilda-
rios muy proXimos Europa Y aun ci
genera humane TODD.
Tenicnte Coroncl ROUSSET. -
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REGRESO Ell AVOCADO DEL
DISTRiTO

FL senior Hugh Robertson, quien
deSempena en- esta ciudad el cargo
de A5ogado del Distrito, Sc hizo
aver nusvamente cargo de sus 0fici-
ms. despueS de haber e~mpleado GER
c. lie dos SemanaS ell Waco, en- dom
de eStuvo estudiando las causas CO.
rresrondientss al Gran Juradc de
aQuella localidad.
La mayor partc de las caIsas que
el Gran Jurado de Waco. vi6 en- este
periodic de sesioRes, fucron de asun
tos civiles.
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Ahora. 10 mismo que en- 1861, hay
ma question del Luxemburgo. En- los
m~orrentoS en- a IA victoria nos permit
- construirnos. por fin. una frontera
miliuar cue nos garantIce para >!ein-
pre contra Ia repeticiop de los horro-
res i hcmoS tenido que Sufrlr. Sc
rig Nm error grave Y haSta caSI cri-
minal el no eStudiar de antem2no to
das las condolences ~necesarlaS para
hacerla i~ncividabls. Agrego yo que
So tra:a de un pals que VA fue fran
c9S en- dos ocaSiones, la prlnera de
1851 Il 1897, Y Ia Segunda de 1853
q 1914 Y que debio ha0erio vuei0o
= ser mace cincuenta amos. La con-
csencia de SuS verdaderoS lntereSeS 70
oblica a rcrunciar a Su autoncula. :
Z rcmpey con una dinastia aiemsna.
la de los Nassau. cuyo ultimo repre-
sentante ACADIA dc moStrar. a favor
de los v~ioladorcS de Su J~crrItOrio, eN-
tranaS complacenclas. Ha deuunc!a-
do va el Zollvere!n cue hacia de 81,
lesde el punto dc vista aduanal, una
deaendencia del Imperio ~gcrmanico.
a>f como Il trataGo en- vIrtud del cuaj
sns ferrocarrileS sc hallaban soidadoS
= IN red alemana. Parece. pueS, cue
esta resueIto a emanciparse de una
ruteIa peSada. para ir a bGScar. Ell
una fusion menoS antipatica = Sus
qustos, mas libertad. mas Seguridad
Y MAYOR bieneStay. Son eStaS dISpoSl-
clones que no debe0 ser despreclaoas.
DeSde luego. voy 4 recorGar en-
cuantaS ualahraS 81 historic. DeS-
pues de h~aberrosIo arrancado en- 1871,
la Santa .Alianza Sc 10 do n RENO
de los Passes Bajos. tornado enton-
ces por HolanGa Y Belgica. Cuando
Sc leyo afcabo Ia separation en- 1880,
ell viejo Gran Ducado fue fragmen-
tado Y Ia casa de Grangs-NaSsau no
conserva de {. SEQ UNA p2rte que
fue limitada por el trat2do de Lon
GreS. en- 1899. Por otra parte. Fran
cia ~conServabG algUnaS cIudadeS adj
oniridas baio cl rCinado de Luis NV,
a saber: Thiouville. DamvillerS, Mar
vile. Ivoy V Montmedy. AdemaS. dc
ia TODD el Uesto bajo cl regimen lie a
lev salica. :; bien Tue el puuuc &c
Nassau. desposeido por los PrHS:anos
en- 1866. quien lego d ser Gran Du-
que. cuando IA actual reina tie Ho-
landa subi6 al trono. Hay lugar q
Greer, sin embargo. q Ia exclusion de
las mujeres no fue sine temporal
puesto que su Meta Is Ia que re;na
en- In actuahdad.
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anotfd6etaS. conStttutrGn Consoles de
OJreros q GendoroleS. Al tin q al ca
DO Su unifornee q Pistoia es 10 que
Sc necesitu para ESQ. los gend0rnles
10 tieMen.
Las GUtoridGde$ tapGtioS. ON Eca-
dientes dc que Ell c~onsejo sc co'tstitu-
ga para .sOmeterse n ill.,.
:" :: =
Los obreros de la Ciudod dc MGri-
co. no eStdH tampoco perdieHdo el
tempo. Estdn convencjdO& de qae es
meRe%ter hacer GlgO y haccrio pr0nto,
porqae Ia OCCASION Ia pintan %coIra, 9
los progectos UGn y rienen. 4 cnqi
mis- o~dificdNte... y Dtds deiinttiro,
En- nRn juntd ~celebrGda en- IN tea
tro. para mnir a los moeStr0s dc {:
cueld n O los 0breroS, en- ana grU5
fqniIio gac sea para todoS rejUgio
ompuro. los oradoreS ~presert9ro' Q
g1alaS IDEAS &GlrGdOrGs para asegarG
cl Dorreuiy de amos q dc otrOS.
In senior. o,udor rehen3ente, Djdj,
Que SC procedicse desde hsego It COZ
ga. 4 todoS los curGS dc Ia capital
para &egujr despncS con- los dc 10;
EStGd0S.
Otro yidi6 qlc a Ia mayor brere-
dad Sc c~oiocase ana bombG dc dina
mifa bajo los ciwientos dc ig Cate
drGi..
Lo., .,.;,,.
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e OLA

Los SeToreS Obrer9% ran tornado de.
mGEado eR SeriO las PeJrer7G& que en-
RuSiu cstGn cometieRdo los hOrdas
bGTbdfaS de LeRiRe D de TrOt%Ey, y
han reSueLto iridSs imitGndO POGO Il
POGO. concencidos de que ho empe<ado
IL era de los humi!des y dc que los
humjides tjeneN qpe DIR principle q
SIS iCreoS de Girectores dc la hama
nidud. no dejondo piedro sobre pie
drI.
HuStG CT preSeatc. no tenjamos no
ticiO de las Gcticjdcdes obrerGS en-
nueStro pals. siao en- 10 referente a
que los menciorGd0S trdbGjadOreS te-
Hiau "a POGO menoS ore metido$ en- ~
p,n7o q los ho&co$ potroHes de aver,
y uum a las GeSdeaos0S G~utoridadeS
q"e no hu mUch0s amos. les regdbGn
Ia mano q les ceryCban las puerto&.
Sin ci poquitiNo dc erceso que en-
clio hajid. las cosaS eStaban bieN, yG
one al fin y al c0bo era mencstcr
ore iGSc Eases proletorioS ttcriescn
mGuOr SgBsu de derechoS q"e los ore
les deiara uaeStrc riejd organization
p~oijticd 2 social, ga era precise gre
Sc contra To- tirC3,id n,Sopor-
tn6Le del capital. unparndo por Ia IL
runia ~ins0p0rtGblc tGmbicH de los az
iOyIGGdeS.
Sin embargo. como u "T crccs0 81
oyJs afro eyresO-G rnS IcerciqE del
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Les granoS Que aoarcccn en- Ia cara y otras
arteS del cuerpc. son Sintomas de que su
sangre esta danada O empobrccida, Algunas
veces las Intermediates de la sancre sc ma
.~!.;cs-an ba;o Ia forma de eczema. escrofu-
las. ulceras Y otraS similares, cue arden como
81 fuer2n liamas al cOntacto de IN piel. Esto
significa que su Sangre necesita 5. 5. 5. pa
ia iimpiarla ; IurificarLa de cstoS seruie-
Les acumuiadOs. que son a veces causa de Sc
rias molcstias y ~enfermedades. Esta nie6i-
Gina cs In mejor conocido para esta clase de
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LOS GRANOS SON EFECTO DE UNA SANGRE DANADA
Presto I'd. atencion a estos slntomas.

males y esta fabricada con proGaetos vere
tales. no contcniendo ninGuna preparation
ouirnica nj mineral que pueda lastimar La
picl. Ocurra a cualquier drogueria ) COM
prc dcsde Iuego una botella de S. s. S. y sc
vera libre de esos grnnos, que desftguSan
la cara. asi como dc otras Intermediates ST.
milarcs ademas iimpiari Establishments 81
san-re. 81 listed desea una consulta espe-
ciai gratis acerca de su case particular. e-
criba Z Ia SiCuiente direction: Medical Di-
rector. % Swift Laboratory, ATLANTA.
GEORGIA. tAdS.t
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Mien-ras tanto sobreVino = gran
acontecimiento de 1867. Bajo ei re
gimen De los tratadoS de iSl5, ei
Luxembourg formaba parte IateSrar-
te de Ia Confederation german'ca- 81
capital. salvada del asaito en- 1861 por
Ell MaTIscal dc Crequy y convertible
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and appropriated until the full and
final payment Of said debt, cost and
Attorney fees aforesaid. The good
faith of the Police Jury is hereby
pledged to the holders Of said notes
until the full and final payment.
Yeas: Messrs. Tauzln, Joyner, Hart,
Raphiel, Furlow, Page. Ford, Salte1
and Charleville. Nays None.
Carried unanimously
By Mr.: Furlow, seconded by Mr.. Ra-
phiel:
That Mr.. Salter. Mr.. Tauzin and
Mr.. Page be appointed Committee on
lright-of-way for that part Of Road Dis
trict No. l9, from Natchitoches to Ro-
beline and from Natchitoches to Grand
Ecore. Carried unanimously.
By Mr.. Furlow, seconded by Mr..
Tauzin:
Be it resolved by the Police Jury of
the Parish Of Natchitoches, La, That
that portion Of Section No. " OF res
olution Of date August 25th 1919, fixing
the closed season for Cane River Lake
be amended to read, That close season
for Cane River Lake extend from
April lst, to July 18th, of each year,
in accordance with the recommends
lions Of the department Of Conserve
tion.
Yeas: Messrs. Tauzin. Joyner, Hart,
Raphiel Furlow, Page. Ford, Saiter
and Charleville. Nays None.
Carried unanimously
Moved and seconded the Hon. Police
jnfy adjourned until l:30 o'clock p. m.
EVENING SESSION"
The Hon. Police Jury met pursuant
TO adjournment with President Salter
presiding and al members present ex-
cept Mr.. Sanders.
Ordinance ordering q Special Ell
ection to be held in Road District
No. Twenty-seven (27) Of the Par
ish Of Natchitoch. ). Louisiana.
The following ordinance was offered
BY Mr. Charleville, seconded BY Mr..
Furlow:
Be il ordained By the Police Jury Of
the Parish Of Natchitoches, acting as
the governing authority Of Road Dis
trict No. Twsnty-seyen i2D Of the
Parish Of Natchitoches. that special
election Be and the same II hersby
called and ordered TO Be held in said
Road District No. Twenty.ssven (2D
Of the Parish of Natchitoches On Tues,
dsy, ths twenty-tint dly q ~ month
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of October 1919, between the hours of
seven (7) o'clock a. m. and five (5)
o'clock p. M, and that at said special
election there shall be submitted to
the taxpayers resident citizens of said
Road District qualified under the Con-
stltution and Laws of the State of
Louisiana to vote at said special cleo
ton proposition to authorize the Po-
lice Jury of the Parish of Natchito-
ches to incur debt on behalf of and in
the name of Road District No. Twenty
seven (27l Of the Parish of Natcnito-
ches in the amount of Two Hundred
Thousand Dollars (s2O0, 0Oo.0Oj and to
issue and sell serial negotiable semi
a lnual interest bearing coupon bonds
evidencing the said indebtedness (the
amount of said indebtedness being less
than ten per centum (10%) of the as
sessed valuation of the property in said
Road District); said bonds to bear in
terest at the rate of five per centum
t5@) per annum. payable semi-annual-
ly, the principal and interest of said
bonds to be payable in such amounts
and at such times and places as the
governing authority may determine.
said bonds to run twenty (2O) years
from the date thereof, and both the
principal and interest of said bonds to
be secured by sufficient tax to be
levied and collected each year in ac-
cordance with Article 291 of the Con-
stitution aud the Laws of the State of
Louisiana, the proceeds from the sale
of said bonds at not less than par to
be used in constructing, improving and
maintaining the public roads and high
ways within Road District No. Twen-
ty-seven (27) Of the Parish of Natchi-
toches, Louisiana.
Be it further ordained, That there
shalt be published in the official jour-
nal OF the Police Jury Of the Parish
of Natchitoches for thirty (3O) days a |
notice Of the said special election, said
notice to embrace substantially all
things above set forth and also notice
that the Police Jury of. the Parish of !,
Natchitoches. q the governing author
ity Of Road District No. Twenty-seven
(27) Of the Parish Of Natchitoches. will
meet IN open session ct tie Court |
House at Natchitoches, Louisiana, at
ten ll0) O'Clock .. M, on Wednesday, |
the twenty-second day Of the month
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The Police Jury of the Parish of
Natchitoches met this 18th day Of Sep
tember 1919, at the Court House at
Natchitoches, Louisiana, pursuant to
adjournment Of August 25th 1919, with
the following members present: Tau
gin. Joyner, Hart, Raphiel, Furlow,
Page, Ford, Salter and Charleville.
Absent: Sanders.
AN ORDINANCE
BY Mr.. Salter, seconded by Mr.. Page:
Whereas, Road District No. Is of
the Parish Of Natchitoches is in need
of, additional funds to meet debts al
ready incurred, and whereas, funds
are also needed to carry on the work,
Therefore, be it ordained by the
Police Jury Of the Parish Of Nstchito-
ches. That q committee composed Of
Mr.. Saltef, President Of the Police
Jury, N. B. Tauzin and F. A. Charlie
vile Be appointed . committee to bor-
row from the four fiscal agent banks
the cum Of Two Thousand (20OO. .0O)
Dollars, IN equal amount to be Dor.
rowed from each bank to be used sole
" for the roads in Road District No.
IS. Ward 9. The same to be payable
on the lst day Of February 1920 as
evidenced By the notes Of the said
Yn.-~.l~.A .~Sa fy~--.kA.> -. A.
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Proceedings Police Jury

OF the Parish of Natchitoches,
Louisiana, taken at the meeting
Of said Police Jury held at Natchi-
toches, La, on Monday, the Fif-
teenth day Of the month of Sep
tember 1919.
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The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1919-12-05
JENKINS ARRESTED ON
CHARGE AIDING BANDIT

Mexico City. Nov. l7.-William q.
Jenkins. United States consular agent
at Puebla, Mexico. was placed under
arerst Saturday and held under SUR
VIGILANCE in his home following charges
by officers of puebla that Jenkins
was not abducted by Federico Cor,i,-
va, the bandit leader. but was in con-
nivance with him. according to infOr-
nation received from him Saturday
night.
The arrest of Jenkins came after II
poems had sworn to statements before
judge in Puebla. declaring that Jen-
kins had been seen in company with
Cordova. who accomplished his recent
abduction from Puebla under no re-
straint and in apparent understanding
with his alleged captors.
Advices received in Washington
from Mexico City November Z stated
that jenkins had been cleared of all
suspicion of completely in his kidnal-
ing by Mexican bandits October II.
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REDS USING MEXICO AS
MAIN INLET TO AMERICA
Large Orders for Arms in Europe Are
Placed From That country.-Radi.
Gals Enter y. S. Across Border

Washington. Nov. 15-Disclosures of
large orders for arms and ammunition
palced by Mexico in Europe. were fol-
lowed yesterday by revelations tending
to show that the ''reds" underground
line from soviet Russia to the United
States runs by way of Mexico
1t became known that the immi-
grafton service and the department
of justice are both concerned at the
influx of Russian radicals and other
aliens of red tendencies over the
Mexican border. Furthermore. gov
propaganda over the Mexican line.
A letted written October % by
Ramon L. DeNegri. Mexican consul
general in New York. to Flavia Bor-
the principle Of naturalization, has
come into the hands Of the govern
ment and already has been called to
the attention Of the state department
by at least two senators as showing
DeNegri'S association with radical So
cialists in the United Sta16.
In the opinion of officials here the
publication of DeNegri'S letter may
lead to an embarrassing situation. II
is known that the senators who called
the attention of Secretary Lansing to
it recommended cancellation of the
| consul generals exequator.
Government investigators have re.
ported that radicals seemed to have
been first attracted to Mexico by Ger.
tain so-called "ultra-modern" provi.
sions OF the pew constitution. De.
Negri in his letter writes that ''only
Russia. by Matchmaking lands has
gone further than we have"
Government officials also have
gathered evidence showing distribu
| ton of red propaganda in the United
States through Mexican sources and
this is expected to be shown lublicl!
soGn.
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CHICAGO MAKING PLANS.

Chicago. Nov. 15.-District Attorney
Charles F. Cline last night declared
emphatically "there will be no orgy
tomorrow" even If the court decided
the prohibition act unconstitutional.
He said he was expecting a decision
by Federal Judges Carpenter and Fitz-
henry in the combined Chicago-PeOria
injunction suits today upholding war
time prohibition and the enforcement
act. But should the decision be UNI
favorable to the government. Mr.. Cline
declared only two wholesale liquor
firms, Woolner 4 Co.. of Peoria, and
Hannah 4 HOgg. of Chicago, the petit
TONERS. would be permitted to reopen
or sell their stocks.
Chicago salOOnkeepers plan to re.
open tonight should the court decide
against the prohibition acts and en-
join the district attorney and collector
of internal revenue from enforcing the
prohibition acts.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1919-12-05
HALF MILLION TO sTARvE.

Paris. Nov. l5.-Half a million per-
sons will starve in the Caucasus this
winter unless immediate relief is pro-
vided. in the opinion of Colonel Will
liam n. Haskell. allied high commits
sioner in Armenia, who left Paris last
night for Tiflis. after having conferred
with delegates to the peace conference
for the last two weeks. One million
Russian Armenians and 800, 900 Turk.
ish Armenians are now living in ter.
rible conditions in the Armenian re.
public. he said.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1919-12-05
Kaiser Would Sell His Yacht.

New York, Nov. 17.-Herr William
HOhenzOllern, former emperor of
Germany, is seeking an American pur-
chaser for his famous schooner yacht
Meteor ILL.,, after having apparently
failed to dispose Of it in Scandinavia,
where 1t was advertised for sale last
July for $4,000.
This became known yesterday when
20 wealthy New York yacht men re-
ceived letters from one of the ex-
kaiser's agents announcing that the
craft. built In America, was to be Of.
fered for sale here.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1919-12-05
NHlSKeY SOLD OPENLY BY
LOUISVILLE DlSTllLeRlES
Wartime Dry Law Laid Low in ~.
nois, and Chicago Saloons Begin
Polishing Rails and Mirrors

Louisville, Nov. 15.-TwO local dis.
til!eries sold whiskey openly in Louis
vile yesterday at $75 case. regard
less of the wartime prohibition law.
The sales We're resumed after the
granting of an injunction to the dis
tillers Thursday by Federal Judge
Evans. restraining the government
from interfering with the sale of
nearly 100000 gallons of floor
stock" whiskey.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1919-12-05
TOLEDO STILL WALKING.

Toledo. Nov. 17.-Toledo completed
Its eighth day of walking yesterday
because of the absence of street cara.
and it may be eight days more be-
fore the cars resume operation. it was
said yesterday by city officials who
are working with Henry L. Doherty
Of New York.
Mr.. Doherty a week ago ordered
the cars into Michigan when it he.
came known that the people at an
election on November had sustained
an custer ordinance.