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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-29
INTERVENTION TALK
Belief l. General That Berlin Wants
to Argue to Gain Time; Sanguinary
Battles in Progress

LONDON, May 20 The reply NJ the
lnperinl German government to the
note NJ the United Stutes concerning
the sinking ~ the lusltaniu IL awaited
With keen Interest In England. The
belief * general that Berlin will en-.
dcavur To- gain time 10y the discussing
NJ debatablc points IN question ut IS
sue.
Terrific fighting +, continuns along
The San la Galirn with the Austru.
German hosts making progress except
nt Sicnlawn. fifty miles north NJ Pre-
mySl where. according IN the claims NJ
Pctrograd and the admissions " Wien.
un an AuStru Hungarian force Is be-
ing thrown hnck uuruss the river IN
this action the lu,-ians assert TINT
they captured several thousand prison.
crs und number NJ guns
In the Caucnsu, the Russians. uwo
IN occupation N rhn rity of Van Turk
ish Armenia. uro proceeding steadily
against the Turks
The latest report given out by french
army hradqnartrr, dwelt on the Brit
lsh advance toward la Bassee aud fur
Ter French progress In the most dif
flcult sector NJ ihr Lens Arras line
Near Erruc, little to the north "
Arrns, u formidable German fortress
hnrs the rond IN the eastward. The
French have captured part NJ this
work which (, known as the
Labyrinth and they acr endenvlng to.
tally to reduce il The eGrmans are
fighting to prevent allied progress iu
this direction and they have made ma
less than seven Hngulnary assaults
ON the new French POSITION Rt Augrcs
Rerlin reports that the battel at Ab.
lain ST. Nazairr ,lill Is ruriug
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-29
WILL TRY FOR
BODIES IN F-4
Desire 10 Enter Submarine and Re
move Dead TO Prevent Possible
MutilatiOn by Fish

HONOLULU. 2. IT.. May ~ Ow.
lug 90 the discovery Of largr hole
in the submarine f.l submerged Two
months ON the floor NJ the ocean out
side the hurbor here Hu attempt was
10 hc made today To remove from the
vessel the bodies " It's crew of u
men 10 prevent possible mutiliation 10y
fish. The hulk j, now within - feet
OF the surface
Towing aud hitting operations were
halted, divers prepared tu enter the
hull and u barge was made ready to
receive the bodies.
The hole IN the submnrglblr, accord
Ing In divers who mndc un Inspection
late yesterday Is at the point Of juno
ture NJ the vessels forward and mid
die compartments.
Naval Officers said today the hole
probably was caused by constant
pounding Of the hulk on the ocean bed
In the heavy seas ~ the last few
DAYS
Another theory advanced is that the
hole was caused 10y an explosion that
wrecked the submarine uud brought
quick death 10 It's crew.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-29
LONDON CURIOUS
CONCERNING NOTE
Washington Keen TO Know Details Of
New Plans Of President Regarding
Mexico

,,-,--,I-,----,---.-
NANhlN"IoN, May - Attention
was again lwuSrd iodaA upon Mexico
~ tine result OF President Wilson's de.
termination tn warn the Mexican lead
'rs lhat conditions ln the southern rr.
phhll' must improve me presidents
Forthcoming Wolounrmrnl WIS
awaited win IN" h'rnrNt Interest here
lis contents ar" Known lo officials
uillN VINO decline To reveal It's con.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-29
SWARM
Collector Of Revenue Bolen Is Simply
SwAmpcd With Business 900 To.
bacco Dealers 10 Look After

Thirty thousand checks viii be- re-.
cei,cd during June at the collector of
internal revenues ofricr. according 10
the estimate NJ Collector Hubert Ru
len There Orc pOOO tohucru dealers
alone registered nov iOO having been
added since May / owing 10 the un.
usually heavy business at the revenue
office, the buoks Tor receiving pny
mcnts win be- kept open until 4 20
u'clock during the months ~ June and
July The treasury department has
given permission to Mr Bolen to close
his office for business At 3 o'clock
during those months II he saw III
The volume NJ business n growing
81 heavy nt the government office that
Mr Bolcu Is making special reuucsl
In all persons desiring 10 transact bus
lnc~S there tu call In the morning ar
early ntternuon ~ thousands NJ sp,c
lal taxpayers ARE sending Va their re-.
mlttances all at once.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-29
GERMANS REPLY
AWAITED TODAY
win BE Given Out for Publication
Tomorrow, According to Informn,
tion; Wants Terms Defined" ..

WASHINGTON, MAY 70 0-Germa.
nys reply to the American note re.
gurding the destruction NJ the Lusitun
Ia was awaited today by administrs
tluu officials. II was to be handed to
Ambassador Gerard In Berlin today,
who, It was believed here would cable
Il Immediately 10 the state depart
ment Unofficial Information received
here snld the pply would be given to
the German press tomorrow for publl
cation. II probably will be given ont
here said the reply would be given to
the German press tomorrow for pub
licatlon II probably will be given out
here for publication at the same time
Unofficial advices said the reply
would emhOdy proposal to the United
States to defer definite consideration
" Gcrmuny's submarine policy and the
American demands until the two gov
ernmcnts have had m Opportunity 10
determine what sort of vessel was
sunk whether the LusitanIa was n
peaceful mcrchantman, ns assumed In
the American note. or an auxiliary
cruiser ON the British navy list, mount
ing concealed cannon and carrying mu
niuons of war as indicated by lnforma.
tlon the German government claims To
hnyp.
The reply II was said would be I'm
effect. an Invitation Ia "defIna tho
terms TO be- used In the argument bc.
fore proceeding with the discussion
Germany's delay In replying to the
American note should cause wide.
spread speculation In official and din
lomatic circles.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-29
FRED SIMS ABSOLNED or
PART IN AUTO THEFT

Fred Sims. the youth tried for the
theft ot G.. VI rloras automobile. was
not convicted, ns stated yesterday. but
was acquitted uf the charge at the
time II Heritage was convicted. A.
n Meyer attorney Tor Sims, stated
to-day that the boy, who Is only Is
ycnrs old, was muocent of the charge
and that II was plainly shown 10 the
Jury that he had nothing to do with
the theft
Sims lives In Kansas city aud went
to Dallas ON visit 10 relative, when
hr fell I'm with Heritage aud Lone. the
mm who escaped They came here
In nm automobile, Intending to gu west.
The automobile was sold here and they
we're about to take the train for colo
RADIO when Long said he had been
given II chance to drive nm automobile
to Colorado for AN Oklahoma CITY man
Sims went with them and was arrest
ed with Heritage when they Were
uycrtakcn at lAJmta
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-29
TEUTON SPIES - -
BLANKET ITALY
Novel Plans | sed by Central Emplr,
Men in Securing Secret Information;
Direct Fire on Bridge

ITALIAN FRONTIER. MAY n
Spy manin along the ltalo Austrian
frontier apparently ls Justified by the
reputed discovery Of u carefully
llnhied espionage system developed hy
Anstrinns aud Germans, especially IN
the Garda region and along the Ad.
riatic coast
Every summer many Austrlans and
huhghrians have visited these districts
ilhdlng lodgings IN hotels aud the
homes NJ peasants Most of the men
amused themselves. II * said hy draw
INK, painting aud taking photographs.
while the women cultivated Friendly
relations with the natives. IL ia now
believed many uf these visitors were
playing part In great cspionn.,,
organization.
There Is reason to believe also tl,p
authorities declare. that large adycr.
Using signs erected along the railway
lines, especially near important mnc.
lions were Intended 10 pruvide dI
rcrllons for airshlps or warshIp.
bnols anchored off the coast ARE be
"'''" I" HNN' htth designed tu serve
us range finders for naval artillery.
II is asserted that It was one NJ these
pronrrangcd plans which enabled nm
Austrian warShip at Scnigania GB
miles northwest NJ AuconaI 10 firr
with such accuracy as tu strike a re-.
'ol'lng railway bridge
Residents NJ lHminia maintain the
Austrian squadron was slguallcd hy
deus" columns NJ black smoke which
poured from the chmneys W fnc.
tory In which Austrlans were m.
poycd
signals are reported 10 have been
given at Ancona 10y rockets fired from
ihr deck ~ a German steamer lnterned
Ia that port Reports are current thar
General Asinorl learned the identity "
those responsible und had them shot
Thursday.
At a meeting ut Ancona rrvolutIon.
AIRY leaders, who Inst June nttemptrJ
10 proclaim a republic pledged them.
SELVES tu give their property and their
lives II necessary In the struggle 10
crush Austria.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-29
TURNED OVER TO Federal
OFFICERS FOR INVESTIGATION

According to T. y Blewer, suprrin
tcndent uf the locnl Bcrtillion bureau.
George Parrish alias W. l.. Claiborne.
arrested 10y officer J. A. Thomas. aud
Police Captain John Huhatka last
night has been turned over to federal
authorities Tor investigation. Parrish
was arrested In down town hotel last
night upon complaint NJ n woman. his
alleged wife Another woman impl
Gated In the ease has tated To police
that Parrish has committed acts that
are In violation " the Mann act.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-29
IMPORTS AND EXPORTS
April Figures Show Decrease Of In
coming and lnereasr Of Outgoing
Merchandise as Again Last Year

WASHINGTON, Nh, 90 Figures
made public by the department VI com.
mcrcc todny show tuh' >ulI 1913.
imports totalled 81 0,JDIuG. against
SIl3TG2.llI In April N' year ana
81 ~ l94 .48l IN April l"| Nrrtf OK
ports rose SOi ,65B7Gl tn.. 'ur best
record made IN April . au, earlier
1cnr being S204 .I70l0H lmu,r SG2
55257O IN April, 1914. aI ,l,nel8.IaS
in April. 1913 COmpa Npu trade
with the low points touhuf u August
last, imports have inlH..I 81 per
cent ana exports 1852 r. ..nr
~ the April, 1915 IMPORTS G3G
per cent entered free " ".'l compared
with - per cent In N. lglI and
d2G per cent In April, lJI.
comparing imports uUH EXPORTS dur
ing the ten months enIW- win April
~ the years named. .I- have
fallen from Sl.572ll4G u lgIl 10
81 3Tl. 1S9.7iO IN 1915 .rurru,r "
Sl97 702iOi3. or l28 po ...' white eN
ports have risen from ,.ul5T1IiSj
10 S2.22jj4S.OGS, an increase M xI70-
iI3.5NJ, or SO per cent
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-29
SIGN TACKER FINED
Louis Kirker Causes Arrest Of Two To.
bacco Advertisers Who Defaced
Pressed Brick Front Of Ills Building

G. Roberts aud A, Mahle, travelling
representatives of the American 70
haccO company were arralgncd In po
lice court this morning md charged
with dcfaclng private property by tack
Ing signs on building owned by Louis
kirker A plea Of not guilty was en-
tered by Roberts His case was post
poned until Monday Nlables, the ad
vcrtising subordinate of Roberts. was
found guilty aud given $40 and
costs fine.
klrkcr alleges that II pressed brick
front Of his building was completely
ruined In appearance by the sign tack
ers The tobacco men alleged that
they had heen given permission by ten.
ants Of klrker thinking that these
men had the proper authority.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-29
AMMUNITION NEEDED
Turks supplies are Diminishing Rap
idly; Concentrating Efforts Of Dar.
danellcs Defense Works

LONDON, May ~. The Turkish
troops defending the GullIpoli peninsula
against the landing forces Of the allies
number 10000. according TO Rcuter's
.teftr~rUUtCUt nj Aihcus
The Turks are remaining ON the de-
rcusIyc iu the Caucasus uudldic con
ccutuIIug all their effort, on the bar
duuclIc- while rrluforccmcnts are be-
Ing brought from Syriu The supple,
~ ammunition urr reported to ur de-
crcNdng rapidly with mo- prospect NJ
being rcplcushrd
Reports from Sofia set forth that
bulgaria Is holding to neutrality but
TINT war udyorulrs believe II lIu.
mnuIn inlcrycucs Bulgaria Will follow
suit
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-29
$l25,OOO BUILD
ING GOING UP
AlcNander Drug Company Announces
5-Story Concrete Structure Covering
SiN Lot, on santa Fe and Sixth

The Alexander Drug company the
largest wholesale drug company I'm
the southwest, have purchased the first
STA lots west NJ the Santu Fc right NJ
way m the north side " Sixth street.
aud will construct there II large ware.
house aud laboratory The company
expects to begin construction about the
first Of the year The Gault building
Is now used ns their laboratory. aud
their new headquarters will give them
better advantages
The building will almost cover the
entire ground l5ONl6O feet The estl
mated roSt will he Sl25OOO. The struct.
urp will hr four or five stories high
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-29
ITALIANS RELEASE FRENCH
SAILORS WHO WERE INTERNED

ROME, May 20 A Messlna dis
patch says that uttrr ltaly's declara
tlon of hnStillties the minister " war
ordered the release n the survivors NJ
the cvrcw NJ the French cruiser Leon
Ambettu, who had been lnterncd NJ
Mcsslnn
The Leon Famhclta was torpedocd
by the Austrian submarine 10 In the
straits " utranto On April 2S. with
the loss " 5l2 NJ her crew
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-29
ANADARkO AND LAwTON
BOOSTERS HERE JUNE n

-Four hundred hCoters FROM Anadar
ko aud lawtun Hrc expected fu visit
Oklahoma CITY June If, the day the
new goul roads law goes into effect.
Spccln arrangements are being made
hy the chamber ~ commerce Tor the
entertainment " the guests. n !.
probable that u great automobile ~
radc will be- given. both NJ an honor
To the visitors aud to celebrate the
daN The trip will he made by the
men from the south Ia automobiles
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-29
MAKE CHURCH REPORT
Presbyterian Assembly In Colorado
Urges Members to Attempt to Stop
sunday Motoring

LuNELAND, Colo. May -. - The
ilty seventh general assembly " the
United Presbyterian church of North
America continued It's deliberations
here today With the presentation ~
reports. The assembly last night urged
the membership to work fur the elim
lnaiion of motoring on the sabbath
A petition has been addressed 90 the
Of the Panama Pacific
exposition asking reconsideration ln
the matter NJ SUNDAY observance.
A report advocating national prohl.
billion and dcnouncing polygamy aud
scctariHn appropriations FOR etucatlun
was adopted \ federal ccnsorshln
of moving pictures also WAS recon
mendcd
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-29
PENNSYLVANIA MAYORS
AND BUTCHERS SEND FOOD

rrrrSRrRGH, MAY ~ Mayors
und Burghcrs Of ~ PENNSYLVANIA
town, pledged l2I15o sacks of flour.
valued ut S255,6OO tn be- sent at once
To starving non cOmbatOnts Ia Be.
glum.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-29
MISSISSIPPI Is RISING
HIGH IN TwO STATES

ST LOUIS May ~ The Mlsslsslp.
pl, according To the government wealth
or bureau here today Is expected Ia
reach n bnnkfull stage tomorrow be-.
tween Hannibal Mo, aud Grafton m
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-29
PeugeOt Objects

Now Burman comes to bat with %
protest from the pcugcot crowd thnt
the ear /, certainly not bona fdc
rcugrol having been subjected to al
trrutions. and that II may not be called
a rrugcot under any circumstances.
What IN hlazcs then. IS the car? \
meeting " the contest hoard NJ the
American Automobile association Is a.
be- held before the race to settle the
question with Burman, chances of
getting the car In NJ Burmau special
more than even nurmnn. not being q
manufacturer, can be- said tu have no
bona fldc product and anything he en.
tcr~ Is eligible
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-16
LAUNDRY PRACTICE

All new arrivals are washed, !" ex-
planned a guard to some visitors, who
were looking over model prison,
And if they make a fuss?" asked
one of the visitors.
They are then ironed, ,"
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-16
GREAT MARVED

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS the mat
ter with the chowder, sir?
Guest-Oh, no. was merely won
dering how in the world you ever dis
covered so many things cheaper than
CLAIMS to put in it.-Judge.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-01-10
PERSIA ENVIA UN ULTIMA
TUM 4 Q

ROMA. Encro Sci "Giour
made de Italia" publica una
entrevista que celebr6 con ell
ministro persia en- Roma, en- Ia
cual Sc asegura que el gobier
no del Saba envi6 una proteS
ia en- fo-ma de uItimatum al
gobierno del Sultan por las
tropelias cometidas por turcOs
' kurdos en- las poblaciOnes de
Ia frontCr2 persO turca.
AuDquc Ia nota eXpresa 2.
ieseo &c Persia de permanecer
neutral, sc dice que los t6rmi
nos en- que esta concedida
son cn3rgicoS y determinan
que en- case de que Turquia
no PONCE coto a esos desma
nes Sc hara Ia declaration de
guerra.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-01-10
PARA FINES DE ENERO
F~RINCIPIARA LA MOVI-
LiZACION DEL EJER-
ClTO RUMANO.

Uno de los peri6dicos mis
bien informados de la capital
&c la republica francesa, acer
ca de las noticias de la actual
contienda continental, el Patti
PaTisien, asegura que Ia mo-
vilizaci6n del ei6rcito rumano
principiara en- la Ultima sema-
M del presente mes.
Para entonces ell gObier-
10 de aquel pals habra llama
DO todaS suS reservaS que en-
conjunto haran un effective de
$4,000 hombreS; perO Sc tie
ne pensado v~erificar an reclu-
tamiento entire los subditOs
del RENO balkanico haSta
completar un total de 900, 900
soldadCS para entrar en- la lu-
cha.
Manifesto ell miSmO peri6di-
co que eS probable que Ruma
MIA pedira q Suiza Y no a los
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-01-10
Sobre I'm terreno c~ubierto de nieue y lodo, Sc
estan desarroJIQndo, las operaciones de la guerra
Resumer de los accntecimientos mds
salientes de Ia guerra, ell dla
3 de! corriente

que Ia infante-ia f-@1ccsa aya
dada cficazmentc por Ia -
liberia sc ha apodcrado Ge
muchos puntos i-lpo-tantcs,
donde eI enerligo habia cr
prerdido va!ioso5 trabajos de
zapa, On Ia region de Elan
DIES Occidental y No-sc Dc
T~ancia.
Dondc MS scasiblos c in
po-tante3 han sido esos avan
ces. es CT h vccindad de
Rheims, pcro en- cambio en-
Cl Argoano sufrie-on u fcaca
so debido a que algunas dc
las tr.nche-aS que les abando
narcn los aIe>.ancs estaban
mir2daS Y las hicic-on c%plo
s2r despu&s que sc cnco2r2
can p7sesioaados dc elias.
En- Alcacia, ccg&H las 10
&cias procedcntcs de Paris, e.
eiarcito &c Francia Ia seguido
c5tcaie2do triunfos a dc3pc
cho de Ia terrible resistencia
cue los aiemaDes es.&n h2ci@n
60.
Los bo2otine3 oticiale3 cue
SC publican On n capital de
n 2cp&bHca Tranccsa, cm2io
IAN { cnvmorar los nombre5
de las pobIacio2e5 c2pt@cadas
Ell Alsacia, 10 cal i1&ica que
les progresses &c Que 3@blan
los f-anccscs, aunque han side
Ian:c5, sen electives.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-01-10

Londres, Eac-o G.-La5
-o.c--2s tem2esJalcs Cue HIN
,aJ.e.a - ~.cre los Jerri,o-
c.os donae con mas furia Sc
.uanate, no han pueSto fin
como 81 creia, a las o2e-acio-
re- m.:#arcs.
Los atrevidos so,dado sibe
i.-3s. s,n .4portarles las
andes caras &c nieVe que
,aorc2 las mc2tanas de Ia eau
casia. s:cuan pcrsiguiendo a
los cuu~vs que Sc entregan a
n~;'.r..5. En- Flandcs, donde
m-a,erialmente es TN lago toda
= e.--Si6n d "a Inca de
aaa.i.. asegu-an los aiado3
Que hcn hecho av@-cc5 sob-e
q ccnagoso ter-cDo.
S2laren.e en- P2lonia, don
Cc h ofcnziva del m2-izc@l
&c CAMPO Hindcnbu-s, ha s...o
Ce.cr.da por l. crecien.e lie
los -fCs cue 10 sepa-2n &c Var
- ~ l.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-01-10
Las perdidas de los fran
ceses y las de los ru-
SOS contadas por
los alemanes
Datos p~ublicadOs por
Ia Oeicina de infOr-
E2aci6n de
Berlin

BERLIN, ELerio 8.-Inclu
20 On ell boletin de las noticias
&c Ia guerra, facilitadO a Ia
prensa por la Oficina de In
formation, vienen los siguien
ties datoS de las p6rdidas que
los fc&nceses y los Tusos han
tcnido en la guerra. Dicen asi
los datoS referidos:
"Noicias recibidas de Cons
tantinopla hoy aqui, dan cuen
ia Ge que ounce mil rusos
fuC-cn hechos prisioneros por
los turcos en- Caucasia y que
fucron cOnducidOs a. interior
de Turquia.
Gel coresponSal en- Bruse
las del Kreuse Zeitung asegu
"a que en- los clrculos oficiales
franceses Sc estima que las
pardidaS del ej6rcito en- csc
pals hasta el 20 de Diciembre
as de IN million de hombres
entire los que Sc cuentan vein
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-01-10
s. -EEELCAT EN !ECLA
IRA . De e
CEETE1EETECC, ICUA
Is i Los A-1MA

T-~>~c-. T72-5 G.-CI Viz
condo de- H2ldarc. Alto Lord
C~rc;na~ de TngIatcrra. AGA
10 10 e7-ncic- On l. C3nara
IN To- To-ce c-o 81 Ia 10
edo rev,~ = cabo II cons
~.c~itn DE- ca5cncs igyaIes 2
N: cro han vociJo uzc1Go
1os ula~eras desan 81 princi
r;2 70 n ,2r~a que tan
b. 81 -esrIt2do les dic-on pa
- ~cdrci- . les fya~tcs dc
-.2gfc2.
Las D-uebas orc sc han he
~.o so c-9e ca609es han dado
q ma -2.;.fecho res2-ado.
u~I..5 rarnbi6n el V:zc2nua
T..1-ae =. cue Ell recIu.a
,ie--p 80 In esactr9Go cor
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-01-10
FRANCIA.

MANILA
PARIS, Enero 8.-La siguien
te communication Official fu6
pubIicada esta noche: "A nor
te deSoissons capturamos IN
reducto de los aIemanes to
mando dos sucesiones de trim
cheras que nos permitieron al
canzar la tercera Inca. Tres
contra ataques de los alema
nes fueron rechazadoS.
EN- el Argone hicierOn IN
violentiSimo ataque los ale
names sobre Ia eminencia de
las mOntanas de Chevauches
Y aunque al principle nos vi
mos precisados a TetirarnOS a
una diStancia de I'm kilometro
Embellishments volvimoS so
bre la carga y recuperamos Ia
pOSici0n.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-01-10

Washington, EnerO 8.-El
Secretario Bryan anunci6 hoy
en- las ultimas horas del dia,
que habia recibido del gObier
no de la Gran Bretana, con
testaci6n a la nota que lie fue
enviada a este dItimO pals re
lativa a las dificultades que
han producido al concrete de
los Estados Unidos las dispO
siciones de Inglaterra de EN-
bargar ciertos articulos consig
nados a Alemania.
La nota que es mas o menos
de las dimensiones de la en-
viada por ell departamento de
Estado Sera publicada Ell Do
mingo en- la tarde de acuerdO
con ell convenio celebradO en-
ire los dos paises.
Objeto de cuidadosa lectu
"a por los oficiales del depar
tamento de Estado fu6 la men
cionada nota, pero todos ellos
Sc han negado a concentrate
hasta que sea publicado su
teXto. Ell Secretario Bryan dis
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-01-10
FL, ANUNCIO

Como ~nuestros lectores ha-
bran notado, tenemos en- nues-
tro diario una seccion llamada
de Anuncios Economics, So
bre la cual queremos lamar Ia.
atencion del publico en- gene
raj.
Esta seccion es de verdade-
ra importancia para ell que
busca un empleo, para el que
quiere I'm empleo, para ell que
quiere I'm ernpleado o sirvien-
te, para ell que tiene algo que
vender o comprar, para todos,
en- resumen, los que nece sitan
ponerse en- contacto con al
guien para llevar a cabo ell a.
rreglo de cualquier nesocio.
"LA PRENSA" es ell pefiodi-
co mexicano mas leido dentro
y fuera de San Antonio Y sus
anuncios son de resultados
PRACTICES inmediatos. En- GUAM
to al precio de ellos en- Ia Sec
cion de Anuncios Economics,
bastenos decir que pod emos
publicarlos hasta por la ;nsig-
nificante suma de Is c%entavos.
ST necesita listed trabajo o
empleados, 81 trata de rentar,
comprar 0 vender alguna casa
O terreno, 81 ha perdido alguna
cosa, ST quiere comprar o VEN
der muebles, joyas, etc. pase a
nuestras oficinas y lie daremos
a conocer nuestras condolences
para publican los anuncios e.
conomicos. Por muy POGO d.
nero conseguira 10 que listed
desea, pues GA PRENSA" es
Zelda en- todas parties.