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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-03-05
En- eI SenadO americana Sc critica
duramente la poIitica de Wilson.

Ell Representante Republican,
Dor California, Mr.. Kahn, en- un
discourse que pronunci6 en- ell Sc
nado ell 26 del corriente, expreso
la esperanto de que la actual po-
Utica mexicana de la Administra-
ci6n Wilson, pronto entire en- IN
nuevo canine, que traiga Ia paz
Y la tranquilidad de nuestro pals.
Aunque manifesto no estar de
acuerdo con una intervention ar
mada, asegur6 que Isl no sc We
rifcaba I'm Gambia rapido y radi-
cal en- la presente politica de
Washington, Sc imponia como CO.
sa inevitable la intervention"
Ell hecho de haber sido nece-
sario lamar una proclama levan.
tando ell embargo de armas para
Mexico, ha demostrado practica-
mente ell fracaso de Ia polftica de
''vigilante espera" Este mortal
impulse, es Ia description mas
exacta de Ia politica del actual
Gobierno. Y desde que ell embar,
90 de arnas fue levantado, jque
es 10 que ha acontecido? Mas ase-
sinatos, mas actos vand&licos, de
los cuales problablemente noso-
tros somos responsables."
Desea Ia paz.
Mr. Kahn continGo urgiendo al
SenadO para que Sc renueven sus
esfuerzos pOr restaurar Ia paz en-
nuestra patria y eXpres6 la OPT
MON de que ell GObierno america
no deberia invitar para que co0pe
raran con el, en- csc sentido, a las
Republicas de la Argentina, Bra.
I'll y Chile, para que unidas con
este pals en- un solo esfuerzo, re-
s~olvieran eI prOblema meXicano,
de modo que la paz y ell orden
quedaran pronta y dednitivamen-
te restabIecidos en- nuestra pa
tria. Agreg6 que el no deseaba
que los Estados Unidos intervi,
nieran en- son de guerra, pues
cree que no tienen derecho a
obrar de esa manera.
"Ya hemos intervenido politi,
camente-continu0 diciendo Mr..
Kahn-ya mi humilde juieio he
mos cometido con clio un error.
Esto puede e~ncaminarnos a una
nueva y costosa experienced. En-
nj concepto, todas las riquezas
de Mexico serian insuficientes
para pagarnos las lagrimas de las
viudas y ell iesamparo de los hUer
fanos que resultarian como con,
secuencia de nuestra ~interven.
ci6n armada en- aquella naci6n.
Mientras que tengamos solamen-
te a gunos patrioterOs, sedientos
de guerra, en- los Estados Unidos,
creo que no debemos abrigar Sc
rios temoreS; pero 81 debemos
preocuparnos por los falsos pa,
triotas de tierras eXtranas, pUes
ellOs conStituyen una amenaza
real. 81 es que tai amenaza eXiS,
ia. Y nuestras pasadas eXperien,
,;as aduuirida~ may ,~.,-cid,",rn-
te en- la guerra de 1872, Ell Is
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-03-05

LECTOR:-Cuando listed Sc d.
ria a alguna de las casas que &c
anuncian en- nuestro semanario,
no divide hacer constar que VIC e
anunciO en- LA PRENSA.
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Volo al cieIo.

FL ninO Tomas Barrera, hijo
del Sr. Pablo Barrera y de su es-
posa la Sra. Julia L. de Barrera,
abandon6 para siempre este nun
do en- Taylor, Texas, Ell Y del
pr6ximo pasado Febrero, a Ia
tierna edad de siete meses.
Hacemos presentes n~uestros
sentimientos de condolencia a los
afigidos padres del angelic.
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NO NADIA

Por mis- ~relojss. ri no representa- 10 que ofrezco.
Relojes de orc Rellenado (goldfeld) de IA quilates.
con la meior maquinaria. garantizsdos por 20 ahos.
que listed debe pagan en- otros lugares a 5000 los
vendo 4 precios barstfsimos en- Ss.20 pagaderos en-
mensualidades Como Gnico representante en- este
pals de una celebre fabrica de relojes de Suiza, y
sin los Grsndes gastos cue tienen otros estableci-
mientos. puedo vender a precios excepcionales.
Mande solaments IN dollar como garsntis de 81
buena volunt.d y honradsz y recibira Immediate
mente. para 81 sxamen, uno do estos ~relojes. 81 no
lie convene. 10 dsvuslvsy rscibir3 4 ruelta de CO.
rreo So dollar dc dsp6sito. 81 70 gusta. 10 rotiene y
paga SIS. 90 los primsros 5 meses y 60 centaros men
suales los sists messs rsstantss. Dsspuss del page
de h noysna quota Sc 10 envisr2 LIBRE DE TODD
casio Y ABSOLUTAAENTE GRATIS. UNA
LEONTIEA DE- ORC RELLENADo (gojdhlIsd.)
Y dsspuSs del page de Ia quota anal. tambisn -
10 mandara DE REGALO UN MAGNLFICO AMI
LILO DE ORC RELLENADO.
Disa en- So carta 81 desea uR rsloj para cabaIlsro
0 sshora. de dos tapas 0 con horario visible.
D~irijanss 3 T. F. Dana, Washington. D c. 2l20
G. Street. Dep. P.
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Y. Carranza.

Por la copia, PIPO.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-03-05

Quartet General CONSTITUTIONAL
lista, en- Sonora, q de Febrero
de 1914.
Sr. Oral. don Francisco Villa.
Chihuahua.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-03-05

Sc desea saber ell paradero de Valen-
tin Torres, hijo de Refugio Torres y de
I~nocencia Rostro. BESIDE hace seis amos
sali6 de Monterrey, Mexico, dirigiendo-
Sc a esta ciudad, luego a San Marcos,
Texas y de ALI al Estado de Missouri.
Tieae % amos, es alto. delgado y de
color moreno.
Sc agradecera TODD informe dirigien-
dose a: Jacinto Martinez, ~Pleasanton,
Texas.
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Carta de don Venus a PanchO Villa.

suyo cuando Sc visti6 con ell uni
forme verde-aceituna que mando
hacer al Paso, y IT. regocije mu-
chisimo. Esta listed retrechero,
remonono, irresistible; parece
americanito y lie aseguro que 81
70 fuera mujer, lie echdbG QJ1toS
para que me hiciera ell Oso.
Pasando a otro asunto, lie dire
que he estado recibiendo muchas
oueias contra listed por haber es-
cabechado a Mr.. Benton. Aunque
tengo la seguridad de que por al
go mand6 matar a csc chocante,
lie aconsejo que no vuelva a ha-
Ger otra cosa por ell estilo, porQue
Sc enojan los americanitos. Guam
do quiera divertirse sacandole las
tripas a algdn extranjero, echele
ell ojo a los chinos, a los hunga-
ros, a los arabes o, en- dltlmo ca
so, a los japuneses, por ser enc
migos de los americanos y de no.
sotros, puesto que estan ayudan-
do al odioso, al borracho, al ex-
general Victoriano Huerta.
Y a prop6sito de cahonazos.
No me canso de pensar en- que
solo la Providencia pudo salvar a
listed de las garras de csc mise
rabIe, cuando andaban hacienda
la campaha contra ell traldor
Orozco. Gracias a que listed,
hombre habilisimo para TODD, To-
gro enternecer a los Madero y
-Rubio Navarrete con sus lagrl-
mas Y cor sus sGplicas, 81 no,
aquel viejo condenado 10 fusila.
~ todo porqu6? Nomas por ha-
berlo desObedecido. iMenguado.
Sc habia de mirar en- este espe-
10. A mi cada rato me desobede-
cen los demas cabpcil!as Y no
~ = -~S......rcrIG2
temo una INSTRUMENTATION y ser
20 Ell 1usliaoo, perdiendo asl las
probabilidades que me quedan de
subir a la siIIa presidential.
Cont6steme esta carta, Gene,
RAJ, para que Sc me acabe Ia 70,
cobra; digame que no es verdad
que quiere jugarme IN cuatro,
porque ESQ seria tanto como
arrancarme Ia existencia; digame
que sligo siendo el mismo para
listed; que todavia me mac CO.
mo su caudillo. Saqueme de Ia
orrible iuia en- que me encuen-
tro con las noticias que me llegan
sobre Ell particular, y cuente con
que 81 cuento con su obediencia,
puede contar con ell Ministerio de
Guerra y Marina, en- ell cual ia
mas lie pedire que rinda cuentas,
Sabe que soy su amigo y Presi'
dente, que lie besa las pantorri-
las.
Y. Carranza.
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Quartet General Constitutional
lista, en- Sonora, q de Febrero
de 1914.
Sr. Oral. don Francisco Villa.
Chihuahua.
Estimado General:
He visto en- muchos periodlcos
que listed, hacienda a I'm lado Ell
plan vengador y justiciero de
Guadalupe, que me proclama CO.
mo Jefe Supreme de los ejercitos
constitucionalistas y Presidente
de la Rep1blica, esta queriendo-
me madrugar y hacerme una ma
Ia iugada, Recommendations los
tftulos adquiridos, nomas norqne
no lie he entrado a las balas como
los pelados que estan estacando
ell pellejo, para sentarme en- Ia
silletita que tiene ahora ell usur-
pador, ex-general, asesinO Y trail
dor Victoriano Huerta.
Yo no Sc porgue, senior genera
lisimo Villa, quiere listed guitar
me los galones cue he ganado con
tantos sustos y a costa de tantas
carreras; pero debo decirle que 81
empezamos a pelear como perros
Y gatos, yamos a perder t-rreno,
Y Sc hunde en- Ell tango eufanga-
do Y lodoso Ia sublime idea cons.
titucionalista y constitutional,
que observation-disclosures defende-
mos contra los anti constituciona-
les enemigos de Ia Constitution.
Vale mas que nos pOngamOs de
acuerdo; va sabe que 81 ganamos
yme trepo. a listed 10 hagO Nj
nistro de Guerra y Marina, con
sueldo de Presidente de Ia Repd-
blica pagaderO por adelantadO en-
pesos y bilIetes huertistas, que a
pesar de su jedor son mejores
60 Us nueStr"~
listed es una lumbrera mas re-
lumbrante que la lumbre, y debe
comprender que ell odioso cabeci-
LA VictOrianO Huerta esta apre-
tandose bien 81 cinto de sus pan
taloneS Y afianzandose en- el Pc
der, nomas porque el pueblo in
b6cil cree que es un grande hom-
bre porQue lie ha estado rezOngan-
do gordo al puritano P~residente
Wilson. de Quien listed, 20, y to-
da Ia manada de redentores, tan
to esperamos para que nos ayude
a derrOcar al traidor VictorianO
Huerta, que vive siempre BORA
cho aunque no con nuestro tepa-
che.
No ande pues queri6ndome ha-
Ger Ell juego tablas, y 70 lie ase-
guro que nomas ganando lie cum
plo 10 que lie ofrezco, pues hasta
lie dire a listed que me gusta pa
IA Ell cargo, pues Sc We tres pie
dras dizfrazaIo de general. FL
otro dia me ensenarOn IN retrato
Bisbee daily review., 1914-04-12
$l E E E

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Bisbee daily review., 1914-04-12

Charmingly dainty and girlsh frocks in long waisted and French styles, with shoyt pleated skirts for children from 2 to l2 years of age, Materials fast colored Ginghams Cham bray and Percales; pretty trimmings of braid, self bands or embroidery. All ready to put on without single stitch to be taken. Splen' did values at Sl00
Bisbee daily review., 1914-04-12
Many NelU Nouelties In NeckUear

Nov to aco  Eastern la
  wela the a
Bisbee daily review., 1914-04-12

Hero are Middy Blouses that are "dinerent"-pecoming and lend m attraotiveness to tho weartr, made Of good quality galatea cloth, with drop shoul' der effect and kimono sleeves, new shawl collar ,prettily em' broidered, sleeves trimmed to match, lace front. and low wide belt. special al S200'
Bisbee daily review., 1914-04-12

-SurelY the prettiest IittIe frocks we have ever received-made of fine, sheer white Lawn andBatiste in simple styles, with just a touch of dainty trimming; others that are cunningly trimmed with lace and embroidery; Dutch necks and short sleeves, sizes from 1 to IA years at Sl.50.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-04-12

There are few garments bet ter adapted for summer wear and warm weather comfort than these smart little middies, made of white twilled jeans, with red or blue sailor collar, trim med with three rows or wash able braid in contrasting color, large pocket, three-quarter or full lengtho sleeves.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-04-12
Smart Tailored and 6E.OO
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Styles which hats the flower ribbon malne
 
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Bisbee daily review., 1914-04-12
Middy Blouse & Nq.5t Norfolk Styles at VV.

The most beautiful and becoming little Dresses for Girls anG Misses from 10 li years, in Norfolk Middy, Balkan and Russian styles materials are Dolly Warden Crepe, Real Linon Imported Scotch Bingham and Fine Vcile; trimmings consist of pretty laces and embroidery Some gre simple, others in var icus degrees of elaboration, exceptional values at sS5 and S5.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-04-12
Sale of Women's NoUe

The sale embraces three large and includes practically of styles and materials in fashionable spring shade plain and novelty granite rich brocades novelty white shepherd checks fancy checks weave smart novet and Whipcord
Bisbee daily review., 1914-04-12

Here you will find an extra fine assortment of Children's White Dresses at $3.50 and s500-in sizes for girls from to 14 years. ma torials include Null. Voile. Batiste and Crepe Cloth, in long-waisted, belted and tunic styles. attractive ly trimmed with laces, embroidery and pretty ribbon.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-04-12
Long Waisted and Nt.50 Balkan Styles at Vl -

In this handsome collection of Dresses priced
 at sl50 are Dalkan Blouse and OnePiece French Styles. some with peated skirts and the larger sizes have plain gored skirts; there are those with drcp shoulder and kimono sleeve others with yoke effect and set-ln sleeve. Materials are Lawn, Madras, Gingham and Batiste. You must sec these pretty, dainty little frocks to appreciate the wonderful values.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-04-12

Here are silk Underskirts S195 that positively rep
 eseEt the greatest moneys worth the price buy. Made of good heavy quality Messaine with deep ounce - a wide range of colors from which to choose.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-04-12
Chic Trimmed Hats 0z.5O
 E.xcIusiue New Models D p6=

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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-23
LAYING OF CORNERSTONE
MASONIC TEMPLE THURSDAY
With Appropriate Ceremonies Mason,
VIII Place Cornerstone for New
Masonic Temple.

The cornerstone 81 the now Masonic
Temple, now being erected ON chap
arrnl street win De laid with an an-
prcpriate ceremony tomorrow after
noon az O'clock. with local Masonic
members. and visiting brethren. az
we'll az the general public ATTENDING
Details for the Thursday afternoon PRO
gram have been arra,Rg,d hy local com
mlttces.
A, o'clock Thursday evening the
Niasons viii meet AZ tho present Ma
sonic Temple "a William street and
viii march IN body TO the new huild
INK. T.. T. Oliver ~ this city. past
deputy for the grand lodse win orfici-
atc as master ~ ceremonies. The prin
cipal addresses will bc made hy Mayor
Roy Miller ard w. T. Pope. both %
whom were yesterday invited 60 ad
ircss the Masons ANA II Is nndorstoud
that both accepted the invitation, Then
VIII follow the cornerstone laying Ger
rmonies
A. W Houston 81 san Antonio.
Grand Master FOR Texas. and lcweli y.
ldghtfoot of Austin, Deputy Grand
Master for Texas has been invited Ia
attoad the locai ceremonies aud both
had signlficd their intention of being
present hut now advise that It viii hc
mposslhe for them Ca hc here
Thursday evening. following the pro-
gram 40 the new Temple the Masons
viii have supper % the William
street lodge the supper 10 he prcpar-
c'i ard served hy Ladies 81 the Eastern
star
Tho Masonic Temple row under
course 81 construction will rank as one
~ the best and most modcrn in Texas
u " heing crested by Mciemore and
Reid contractors ~ this city. and will
cost completed approximately SEQ 600
Il is expected that Il will l,c ready for
occupancy by November IS or possibly
earlier
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-23
MILITARY CRITIC
PREDICTS BATTLE
four DAYS TIME
"ENEMY's RESISTANCE WEAKEN
ING" SAYS FRENCH CORES.
poN0ENT IN FRONT.

BoRpEArN. sept a. 1.-THE BATH,
between the Disc and the Mouse prob
abs win last three or four days longer
saws the Temps, in military review
today.
"ilu, reports Indicate that the en-
cmy's resistance Is weakening. Another
effort and French territory viii be free
~ them. Il will be hard. however
for we shall have many victims.
sour advance between Rheims and
the Argonne seems So show the great
er part cf the German Infantry In
retreaa by way OF Belgium West OF
the Meuse they already are making
extensive defensive works on the
Samhre."
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-23
LINER CAPTURED.
Hamburg American Ship and Tw
Golfers Were German Prizes.

LONDON, sept. 2s, 1850 a The
admiralty announces that q British
cruiser has captured the HAMBURG
American steamer srreswald in the
North Atlantic Two golfers were also
captured. Tho Spreewald was cOnvera-
ed into an armorcd cruiser.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-23
lean DUBUC
RED McGEr SAYS:

nhcinor apoob na warra .col th.f rent Naohute
or If You wanna charge rout buck an pro1uunril
ID Doobuck we won't say that you're si,t % nufIt
french Canuch or Dutch but that aint guuua mttit
much nor cut ico noh0w. iiasehHiiNaiN f"tN asht
Detf0lis his natl nay. An thatI do ~ now
jeans star don't rIon off an the si5. fia .au
ant very nigh wnrin plfchc-n ga trf t"" trif
uon with Jenpin fs' clan he's becn ff3 -flr, mHt
~ iiuehey likes him though iir works hiu fes H
oso win. An Jean gets out an slams em in WIN
~ The stuf hos got He's jennings best right handed
tei an pun off star stuff yet before hi'
boi iB shot
Ills slow BAN bis stock 30 TRADE when he step
ped ont n ~ an made bis nulisy he league bow Whc
JEAN came down from Montreal slow slant sure dd
get EN- AMT gets big hunch Jean isn't IKE o
quit the game. cvn II his or does Ro lame. aa
IT, They'll stick him ln thc field Some place or maybe
cause Jean can field am hii.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-23

one % tho remarkable things In con
ncction with the present Engineer
Corps IL that oregon, Delaware and
New Hampshire have more reprcsen-
tntivcs In tho Corps than they hav,
mon,hora Ia congress- IA situation thai
may never occur again.
since the Engineers In charge ef RVS
ors aud harhors have reported favor
ably upon a2e " the Sal items In the
River and iltrbor hin. which has been
kicked about Hike football for IA,
past three months In the senate, Their,
can be- no denial Of tho fact that those
who charge that the bill Is fun oi
pork" are az the same time bringing
charges that the Army Engineers ar'
either corrupt or inefficient
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-23

sides were Engineer officers. Jo,
lohnaon Mcrhcraon noauregnrd and
Wright aud many others whose names
orc cnblazoned on tine pages of our
Nations history
Coming down to iho present time.
Senator Rnusdoll cniold the roll Of En-
ginccr officers who had made an i'm
pcriahnhlo name for themselves ln con
ncction with the buldina OF the PAN
anna canal COLONEL Gourgc W. Goo-
thnla. like "Abuu Ben Adhcm," leadup
sll tho rest la that great galaxy WAN
the name of Colonel Goethals. Senator
RauHdoll coupled those of Colonel Sic
bert. the late Colonel Gaillard ana
Colonel lodgca. who. ne said aoQuir
cd Tho training and experience which
enabled them to construct the greatest
engineering feat of an the ages from
thclr intimate ana personal associa
ton with river and hnrbor work,
Defends Gosthars Work.
! would any American dare intimate
for an instant that Colonel Goothal'
would have favored project in which
thofe was pork or 'grarF should
/ IKE ga SEQ the n,an who would make
| that suggestion about Cocktails nr Sic
bert ur GallRtd or Hodges said Sen
ator nnusdcll. Nct these men were
connected with yarinus aud supdrS
nvor ana harhor PROJECTS Ions hcturc
th,ir government sent them Co lnnnmu
to huud ,hat mighty achievement ~
MANS ingenuity
Tho Engineer Corps which ia prob
ahly tho least SNOWY of the varied
arms af lhc military cstahhnhmcnthui
which has at least aa much lo its cred
/, aa any othvr branch OF the service
represents nearly every state IN the
linton. the states not represented IN
the Corps ms AZ present constituted he
ing Rhode island. South Dakota and
Sew Mexico. although "L,uic lthodey'
has been most ably represented in the
pnHt.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-23
LOUISIANA SENATOR
PRAISES ENGINEER
CORPS IN SENATE
j. G. RNNSDELL, or SHREVEPORT
LsUps WORKERS OF GOV
EMINENT.
Defsnds Members Of Corps. Tor Good
Wo,k Done, and Praises Loudly
Col ooethals.

WARRINGTON. - c., sept ~ In
the conrsc Of a suceah on the River
and nnfhor appropriation bill. whici
ran The gaurilect Of Senatorial %.
position Do sorne quarters Tor ncnriy
thfeo months senator Joseph ls Rams.
Den, 1T l.ouHlnna, paid glowing tHb.
uic 90 Tho work of tho Engineer Corps
90 thr Army IN connections with water.
way improvements, This arm ct the
military service ~ r1rrly in the puhlic
prints except whrre some great
achievement is accomplished like the
huiidng 81 the Panama Canal, tho "a
pioration ni unknown regions or of
the mapping Of vast tracts OF land for
The ascs 81 mankind.
Throughout the long ana wenrsomc
debate on the River aud larhor hin a.
debate that has almost tried the pn-
tieuce OF the most conservative senator
m.ieh has been said about the nngi-
nccr Corps not necessarily IN terms %
eritlrism. but in covert lnainuutions
shat have ranklcd ana left exceeding
sore epota.
II was those "funt praises for the
houur graduates of tho greateai mils-
tafy school ia tho world Tint led SEN
ator Ranndcil in his speech IN defense
~ the River and lIarhor Appropriation
hlil. ia pay his compliments Co one OF
me most useful and most necessary
branches Of The military establish.
mont
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-23
EUROPEAN WAR HAS
CAUSED REVOLUTION
IN EXPORT TRADE
ENTIRE INTERNATIONAL TRADE
DEDICATED, SAY STATS.
TiCIhNS.
With Exception Of France and England
Trade With Other Countries is
Completely Suspended.


NEw YORK. Sopt ~ The oronom
10 effects ~ The war in Europe already
have amounted 20 what commercial
atatiwiciafs here believe IL the most
revolutionary dislocatlon 81 internn-
tionni irnde In all the worlds history
Roughly speaking there has already
been mora than "a months interruption
~ an exchange ~ products whose val
ue IN normal times amounts 10 sixteen
blllion dollars a year the total belrg
derived from the seven billions VI doll
lars Ia exports and nine billina 81 dbl
lars IN imports which have been re-
Gently eportcd as tho annual business
dine In this line by five u the nine
nations now at war
There has not been "a complete aua.
pension of this trade In the case of
England. whose Industrial production
ana shipping go on Notwithstanding
ths war nor IN tho case ~ France,
whose shipping ~ largely free but
whusae male industrial workers are
nearly an on tho battlcficlds. but the
tic-up ~ practically complete aa re-
cirds Germany. Austria. ana Belgium.
The extent 60 which Russian trade
carried on largely with Asia. ia affect
ed In not definitely knnwn but II has
been consldorably decreased
The business which tho countries at
war toycepiiug japan, SerYln and Rus
siuD have been doing annually la ex-
ports and imports ~ roughly summed
40 Ia the foil0Ving table,
Country Exporta Imports
Germany t2.ial 100000 s2.6i4. 600 0O0
Austria b5O.O00.0OO 722. coo 600
France l.2sO.0O0,OoO i.bai. oOo. 00o
Hcigium 753.oOO,OOO sga.ooO.O0O
England 2.s7l.OOO.OOO 1924 900 Ooo
Total fI0sa 00O, 600 p.323. o0o 00o
Gcrmany'a annual exports To- the
Western hemisphere have amounted To-
about 1851 600 600 "a year
Germany bought from the United
States In the fiscal year of 1913 guods
20 the value ~ over 1891 900. 600 and
sold 20 her goods to the value " nearly
tisa0oO. 000
She shipped ~ the United States last
year chemicals inchaiing coal tar
preparations, aiiznrin. anilino salts. in
ilgo. potash quinre. and other DRUGS
10 the value ~ t2i150.000i sia.o0o.
900 ~ cotton goods. one million tons
~ potash salts 1850 million pounds Of
wood pulp a. million pounds of palm
ana tR n-kernel oiii is.oUo.O0 worth
~ toys rs million pounds ~ rice flour.
z millioA pounds ~ crude cncou and
immense quantities. of cutlery. anti
friction balls gloves silks, paper goods
and clover and sugar beet seed