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Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1916-03-02
Hear McKeever the Presbyterian Church. Friday March Std

equal suffrage In New Jersey has not
discouraged the workers In the cause.
They look upon that as only tempo
rary setback. just as they have had In
other states when the question was
first submitted.
Journal. Lansing.-Suffrage is inevi.
gable for the women In this country.
Observer, Fontanelle.-Equal suffrage
eventually win be adopted by all Of the
states.
Vindicator, Estherville.-lt Is only a
matter OF short time when all OF the
states viii grant the fair sex the bal.
lot. and Iowa should not be the last.
Patriot. What Cheer.-Women can be
trusted. and we know that they have
as much common sense and judgment
as any man. May just as well line up.
for II Is sure to come.
Journal. Sioux City.-The women want
TO vote for mayors and councilmen. for
legislators and on school questions and
matters OF vital interest to the commu-
mites they live In.
West Leading the Way.
Freeman. Webster City.-Almost ev.
cry state west of the Missouri river has
universal suffrage, and It will be but
matter OF time until many OF the east.
ern states win have II. The west, as
usual. Is pointing the way.
Times, Davenport.-The eastern wo-
men are going to send their orators
into Iowa at the proper time. and they
viii assist the Iowa leaders of the
movement In conducting such cam
paign In favor Of ballots for women az
the middle west has never seen before.
Democrat. Fort Madison.-The men
who voted against equal suffrage In
some Of the eastern states evidently
didn't want TO buy rubber boots for
their wives and daughters to enable
them to wade through the tobacco
juice at the polls.
Clipper. Clarion.-When the election
ID over we believe our state win be In
the suffrage band wagon.
Register. Rockford. men
In Iowa and other states. where the ex.
tension Of the ballot 10 women Is soon
to be passed upon. should keep the op
position OF the liquor interests to wo
man suffrage clearly In mind
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1916-03-02
care Women PsopleYr

Father, what Is a legislaturef"
"A representative body elected by the
people Of the state"
Are women peoples?
"No. my son. Criminals. lunatics and
women are not people"
do legislators legislate for nothing?"
"oh, no; they are paid a salary"
by whom
"By the people"
Are women people?"
'.Of course. my son. just as much
men are."-Alice Duer Miller In "Are
Women Peoplei"
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1916-03-02
WOMEN OH FARM
need The VOTE
Should Be Interested In Suf-
frage, Says Miss Dunlap.
ARE AFFECTED BY TAXATION

Duties and Responsibilities Of Rural
Women Have Changed Much In Re-
cent Years-Good Roads, Mail ssrv-
ice and Schools Affect Men and
Women Alike In the Country.
BY MISS FLORA DUNLAP. Stats
Suffrage President.
SuffIagists hear very often that the
farmers vote la Iowa will not be In
favor Of suffrage because farmers
wives are not interested in the sub
Iect. II Is rather dangerous always to
gencralize. and there is no reason why
farmers and their wives should not be
Just rs interested and just as intelli-
gent about question Of great and
vital significance. such as suffrage,
as any other group of people. Most
OF the questions which affect men af-
feet women very much the same-farm-
ers' wives use the roads whether they
are good or bad; they use the tele-
phones and the rural mail delivery
service quite as much as their hus-
bands; the public schools are their con-
Germ; the moral atmosphere Of the
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1916-03-02
SUFFRAGE IS AN EVOLUTION.
Cause Cannot Bs Stopped BY Calling u
Names.

Cause Cannot Bs Stopped BY Calling u
Names.
I'VE have saved the women, poor
devils. from themselvesw was Tam
many Tom Foley's comment on the
suffrage vote In the east
Neither Foley nor the men who think
with him can save women from the
vote. Suffrage Is not revolution; It Is
an evolution.
The Tom Foleys can no more stop II
than they can turn the north wind to
the east. One million men said Nov.
2 that they believe women are not
poor devils" like the idiots. insane and
criminals who have no vote.
Consider. Mr.. Foley. that when
100000 men In any section set them
selves toward an end. victory Is on the
way.
Twenty years ago the women could
not have counted 10000 votes In their
favor. But they planted the thought In
the minds Of men. and 1t grew. It
grew because 1t was right.
That accounts for their 100000
votes--men's votes-this fall. That
tells why the women have just won
the most astonishing victory as cam
paigners in the history Of politics.
They made more men speak out In
favor Of their cause than were ever
heard from at any one time before!
You can't stop the right. Mr.. Foley.
even by calling names. And the prob
abilities are that you are going to re-
greet your remarks.
You have handed the sufrragists just
the kind of little pebble they can
throw. Poor devils" Is lot better
than poor dears'' as vote winner
Times Journal. Dubuque.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1916-03-02
HOW THE WOMEN HELPED.


Burlington oaxstts.--Ths wom-
en- Of Burlington proved them
selves to bs the right kind OF
, boosters recently. More wom-
} en- voted for the bridge tax
and fewer against il than men.
The organization Of workers was
perfect. II was not q fad with
them. They sraspsd the full
import of the movement to OBJ
tain for this city the bridge, and
there simply was no way to
head them off. From the time
the 7 o'clock whistles sounded
in the morning until the polls
closed, twelve hours later. the
members Of the womsn's COM
mittees eamped on the trail OF
the voter. They overlooked no
chance to register q vote for the
. bridge. They communicated
their enthusiasm to other women
who had not given the bridge
, proposition much attention. They
spurred the mon workers to
greater efforts, and something
akin to rivalry wac stirred. The
women were not discouraged by
} rsbuffs, but hustled for the votes
and got them. What the women
} accomplished in the election
yesterday stands out AZ valu-
able lesson TO the male citizens.
} They exhibited brand Of civic
} pride that the mon will do we'll
} to emulate. They displayed in
itiativs and psrsistenoy. and
their activity 10 q valuable rev.
citation to the town. We know
to whom we can 90 for real
? neip whom the town needs some
, real friends.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1916-03-02
ISN'T 1T rRuss

The Iowa suffrasists, in calling
attention to soms truisms, ask
the following pointed questions
Of Mr.. Voter;
Isn't Il True
That q mans sueesss in BUSH
) ness depends not only on him
} self, but on the mon he hslPs
} elect to office?
Isn't Il True
That Housekeeping 10 womsn's
} business and that her success :
depends not only on hsrsslf, but
on the way her town 10 sovsrnsdf
Isn't II True
That the control Of food, air, :
light, water, health, education,
morals and oil living conditions !
10 today in the hands OF the :
officials Of the townf
Isn't u True
That IL 10 only common justice :
and common sense TO let the :
woman in the homo share in :
sisctins the mon on whom the :
comfort Of tho homo dspsnds3
Isn't Il True
That q man does not neglect :
his business because he votes :
and that q woman will not neg :
lset her homo bsoauss she vetss7
Isn't Il True
That the happiness Of . homo I
does not depend on the woman :
} always being in II, but on the :
) kind Of woman she LEI
) Isn't Il True
That in the right kind Of :
} homo the MANS point Of view
} AND the WoMANs point Of Z
) view are BOTH nssdsdf LET :
} Us try IT IN GOVERNMENT
} and
) VOTE FOR THE WOMAN suF-
FRAoE AMENDMENT ~
JUNE.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1916-03-02
ORGANIZATION IS
PROVING SUCCESS
Mabel Lodge, State Organizer,
Tells Of Progress Of Campaign.

The Iowa suffrage organization plan
ls being consistently worked ont in ev
cry county In Iowa as fast as the state
organizers can visit them. The plan
calls for a county chairman In each
county, appointed by the state board
who In turn appoints the township
chairmen.
The plan Of organization worked
out by the state board Is. think. the
best ! have ever examined" said Miss
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1916-03-02
suffraa. christian Work.

believe the work for equal suffrage
TO be Christian work. and try to aid
IL because am Christian minister. I
always enjoy reminding people that the
first woman's rights convention In this
country was held In Methodist church
REV. ]. w. Hamilton. Methodist Epis-
copal Bishop, Boston,
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1916-03-02
See, cau.. For optlmi.m.

Nonpareil. Council Blufrs.-In view
of this record II appears clear that
there is ample cause for the optimism
which prevails In the suffrage camp in
spite Of the defeat Of the cause In four
big eastern states in the recent elec.
lions.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1916-03-02
broaden. Mind, Of Wom.n.

Equal suffrage would tend TO broaden
the minds OF women and to increase
their sense Of personal responsibility.
II may help to solve the problem OF
clean local government-David Starr
Jordan. President OF Stanford Univer-
slty.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1916-03-02
Ne Cause For Men 10 Faint.

independent Republican. Waverly.-
The independence Republican cannot see
why men should faint when It is sug-
gested that women ought to have the
right t. vote on all questions the same
as men
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1916-03-02
Suffrage Logical Case.

| shall try my best TO get women the
franchise The women have always had
a logical case. and they have now got
behind them a great popular demand
among women Winston Churchill
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1916-03-02

II Is said that women have no sxpe-
rience In electoral matters. When a
boy becomes twenty-cne/he has lad no
experience. yet he Is admitted at once
to suffrage.-Chisf Justice Clark Of
North Carolina
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1916-03-02

The woman suffrage cause is so one
with civilization and humanity that |
wonder any civilized man can be
against it.-william Dean Howells.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-09
N1RGIIA CREE QUE VILLA IRAE
HENOS DE- TRES NIL HON.
BRES CONSIGO
en- CHIHUAHUA Rit!BIEROA H0IIClAS De
QUE IL JEFF RfRElDE S. HALIA CON
SUS FUERzAS EN- SATEYO

FL PASO. Texas, Diciembre s.
Francisco Gonzalez. comandante mi
litar d. la vecina plaza, regre$U
anOche del viaie que hizo la capl-
tai del EStado de chihuahua. In
mcdiatamcntc infOrm6 los repre-
Scntantcs de la prcnsa americana
que EN- les mOmcntoS en- que saIla
d. chihuahua, una fuerza mayor de
cuatrO mil hOmbres de caballerIa
estaba preparada para salir en- per-
SccUci6n de Francisco Villa. DlJo
Gonzalez que el nucvO COmandante
mllltar Gel Norle. General Francis
co Murguia, considerand0 que villa
tcndria mGnOs de tres mil homhres
a su> 6rdrnes. habia dispuesto que
S&lirra a pcrseguirio una coIumna
lie CaI.allcria dc cuatIl nil honibrcs,
los qu@ cl considerable suflclente
para 'aca5ar con el halidide.
Tn micmbro de- EStado Mayor de
Gonzalez. dijo, por su parte, que
a chihuahua habian lleSado aver
Q'asa Is 5a. plana, col. !a.j
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-09
'OCURRIO OTRO INC|DENTF CON
Ia RANOERA AMERICANA
EN- V{RAcRuz
LA CTTADA EASENA fUE ARRlsTRADA P0R
POR Ell IODO Y IL McIGERTE ESTUVO
A PUNT0- De TRAER c0HPL!CACIONfS

NUEVA ORLEANS. La. Diciem-
bra S.-ViajerOs llcgaGoS de Vera
cruz. bordo del vapOr mcXlcano'
"COahuila' rcfirieron a los Periods.
las americanOs cl Siguiente Incl
dcntc que Sc regiStr6, srglln ellos,
en- Fl citadO puerto meXtcano: I'M
g-up5 d. ra1icles de la eScuela ma
val. ruandO celebraban el anlverSa-
rio dr Ia evacuation de NeracruZ
por las tropas americans. Ihicieron
hurf. dc Ia bandcra de las barraS y
las cSlrcllas. arraslrandO una por
rl ran"O. Dos marinOS amerlcanns
J':. habian hajldo Terra rcscala-
ron L. bandcra y para poncrSe a sal
W de- TN taqur lie los meyicanoS. Sc
cncaminaron 4 Sus bOteS para dTri-
GirSr al crucerO ''KenIu4y." 4 Gu
va lripuIaci6n prrtenccian. Los ca
drtcS mcXicanOs. So dice. pcrsiguie-
ron los marinOs americanoS anlaz
nazandolOs con las bayOnctas.
FL comandante del Kentucky"
orden6 entonces dirigir los canones
del barco sObre la plaza de Veracr.n
POcos dias ,deSpu6s. el Kentucky
fu6 reempIazado pOr nl crurrro
illinois"
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-09
COEFIH!I3 SFh1O CRITICA la
SITVACI0H EHIA CAPT.
TAI De KEXICO
ASEGU1ASE Que FL GOBERHC CARRAR-
ClSTA HA DTfLiRAD0 De CURSO
LEGAL IA MONICA EHERICARA

NUEVA YORK, Diciembrc S.-Te-
Icgr&mas procedentes de n capital d"
n RepGblca MeXicana. recibidos en-
csta ciudad hey, dicen que Ia situa-
ci6n ALA sigue sienGo critica. El tlfo
continua hacienda muchas Sictimas y
va no s0iamentc entire las classes po-
bres. sino entire las acomodadas.
FL gobierno IN declarado IL none
da americana de cuNso legal, Ell vista
de que es la que Sc emplea en- casi to-
das las transacciores. toda vez que
eli papel moncda carranciSta no tlene
cast va!or.
Los propietarios de fincas tierias
han decidido cobrar las rentaS en- ORC
mexicano o su eQuivalente en- moneda
americana V las classes pobres Sc ven
mate,ialmentc in:posibilitadas para
pagar con esa moneda, pueS elias re-
ciben sus habercs en moneda carraa-
ciSta.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-09

! HA DfSAPAREClDO IA EX5ITASIOR ENTIRE
FL PUEBLO Y Los CORfRClANTfS HAN
ALBERTO SUS ESIABIEClHlfkTOS

Ell PASO, Texas. Diciembre s.
Refiere un despacho de la PrenSa
AsOciaia trasmitidO de Chihuahua
que cl general Jacinto Trevino esta
rapidamente recobrandose de las
heridas que sufri6 durante los COM
bates libradoS con los villiStas y que
ha anLhciadO Su prOp6SitO dc traS-
ladarse a la ciudad de Mexico den-
tro - los pr6yimos cuatro o cinco
diaS.
FL miSmo despacho dice que POGO
a POGO va deSapareciendO el eStado
de nerviosidad que prevalecia entire
Ell pueblo desde pocOs dias antes dc
que Villa atacara la plaza Y que cl
rrStablecimiento de la vida norma!
esla rapid4mentc sGStituyeElo a
du6l cstadO de excitaci6n. La mayor
parte de las casas de negocios han
alberto sus puertas, debiendose esto
mas bien a las 6rdeneS de las auto
ridadeS militareS que a Ia cOnfianza
de los cOmerciantes en- la seguridad
que pueGen propOrCi0narleS los ca
rranciStaS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-09


LONDRES. Dicicmbrr S.-Las no
ticias references Il Ia campana Il"
Rnmania. rrribidas en- "St2 I'll
pilal. van de NAL en peor. La @ran
rrrsIiin .lnra r0nsiSte en SabHr :.
81 general Won Faikrnhayn rSiaTa
saIisfrchO con 81 actual GyitO, o on
vista DE- une vOn Mack"nScn ha aSu-
mido ri mandO supreme dr la cam
paiia en- csc teaIrO. cl cX-Jcie del
EstadO Mayor alcman dirign'i sus
oppraciones sOhra ei frrnIr de Sald-
Mica. emprendicndo un dcsrSprrado
atauue sObre las trOpas de Sarrall.
FL Mariscal von MackrnSen i'll
,cnIa un golpe decisive por medic
de I'm rapido movimi"nto a trav"s
de plorsri. a fin De cOrtar Ia retI-
ra. Ia a las irOpaS ruso-rumanaS que
iienpn cn Su poder Fl tcrrItorlo ST.
fuado en- las cercanias del PaSo de
prcdnal. FL nllmorO De prISIoii'I"S
hcrhos rn csc avanc". pasa de dIrZ
mil.
Las tr0pas rumanaS que HNarna-
ron Ia plaza dc Orseva y Ia de lurhu
Srvarin POGO despuGs de la captu-
~ de Craiova por vOn Falkrnhayn.
Y que habian cstaio intrntando cor
tar las comunicaciOneS alemanaS,
han sido copadas tambifn, ha5ien-
rJosc rrndido mas de OchO mil hom-
brrs con vcintiSeis canOnes.
Cr6ese que el nucleo principal del
cifrcito rumanO. no ObStante que
logr6 escapar del movlmlento en-
volvGnte de los austro-alemaness Y
que ha llpgado a Ia linea del Buzeu.
en- la cual pueie contar con magnl-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-09
FALTAN MS De $4,000 HON.
BRES EN- FL EJERCITO RE-
GULAR AMERICANA
.El AUNtHTO De EFtl TIiO DECfElsDO ERA
De l3S,S9l Y SOlAAEh1i st han
PODlDO RfClUTaR l07,64i

WASHINGTON, Diciembre S.-Se
gun Sc dice en- el informe anual que
el Ayudante General Mccain dio a ia
puhlicidad aver, faltan IS sargentoS
V 25,@S5 hombres. para completar el
nimero de plaZas en- el ejerclto re-
gular que Sc fijo por el decreto de
30 de Jurio iltimo. cuando su auto
riz6 al presidente aumentar ei
efectivo de esas fuerzas.
En- cl citado informe Sc muest-a
que el aumento auto:izaGo para t.
dos los cuei'pGs del serwicio mliita;'
ea tempo de paz, fue de 1882
hombres y 1852 oficiales, mientras
que el numero de plazas cublerto &C
tualmente es de 1O7,64i, entire oflcla
les V tropa. Una de las razones que
Sc expresan EN- el informe para ex-
plicar Ia falta de eXito en- el recluta-
miento, es ia de los buenos salaries
que Sc estan pagando por los trabajos
civiles, ell comparacion con los haoe-
res que tienen actualmente fijaios
los scldad0s.
Agrega el citado informe aue dc
ese nimero de fuerzas regularcs.
7l,O3S han cstado prestando sus SER
vicios en- ell territorio de Ia Union,
desde el primero de Julio, inc!uyen-
do en- elias q las fuerzas de Ia ex
pedicion punitiva que Sc halla en- Nc
xico.
.. Por ultimo, ell repetido informe
dice que durante el ano. las bajas er
todo el ejercito fueron de dos off.
cioles y "a hombres que murieron er
acciones militares, : cinco a conse-
cuencia de heridas recibidas en- aque,
Has.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-09
FUE ASCSINADO UNO DE LOS
EMPiEADOS DE LA ALVARA-
Do MINING co.

EMPORIA, Kan. Diciembre S.
La sonora /. c. Webster. de Empo-
ria. dijo anochc que Howard Gray,
que sc dice he sido muerto en- Mexico.
era Su her-nano. e Nj hermano fue
= Mexico hace 80 aaos'-dijo Ia ci-
taGa serora-y era superintendent
del departa2nento de embargue de
Ia Alvarado Mining Company : fire.
cuentemente algunas cantidades de
orc V plata en- barras, fue-on guar,
dadas secretamente en- su rancho
Probablemente el hecho de haber 81.
do asesinado Sc debe i que quisie
ron los asesinos apoderarse de algu
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-09
YON uACkENSEN TRATA De CORTAR
IA RET|RADA 4 Los ROSOS Al
ORIENTE De PREDFAl
Creese que los rIlnanOS no eStabIecerah stl
Inca de defensa 10 largo del Buzeu,
sino que sc retraran hasta el Serefh
NO Sc SABE 81 Won FAlKENHAYN REFaRZARA LA
IINEA De Los CARPATOS @ ATACARA A 5ARRAll

fjraS pnsici0nrs drfcnsivas. no Sc
rStahlrcnri ALI. sinO que probable
mrntn r0n!nuara su reIirada hasta
lln@ar a laS mirgsnes del SerrIh. >"
Los inrormcS publicados esta no
rhr rn IA capital dc Russia, ilccn
que las lropaS m0ScOVltaS TcaMda-
ron su Ofcn>iva. pero el comunirado
aicman asc@ura que los aiaqucs de
los rusOS fUcrOn rcGlaZadOS con
grandrS piridaS. CrGcsG que en- ca
so lie Que los ruSOS lOeraran ODlrner
algrin ixito. 81 ei6rcito de vOn Fal-
knnhayn seria disiraido para conte-
nrr csa Ofensiva.
pOr Otra paiie, parece que las
IrOpaS mOScOvitas consiguieron con-
trnGr al niclco principal de las fuer
zaS .!r v0n MackrnSrn en- 81 vale del
Buzeu. oblig:indOlaS dctrncr sll
pcrsrcuri6n de los rumanoS.
RcSprcto a las Operaciones en- Ia
Macedonia serbia. en- dondc Ia lnrha
Ia rS!adO p.rSarrOlandoSp con "Nstos
altrrnaioS para los rombaticEHes.
los dcSparhos de fuenie servil que
So han rrrihido en- eSia capital. .Hdl-
cen Que los blilgaros han inlc@do
INA orcnSiva on FL frrntp de MOnas-
Iir V sugicren la idea de que rSas
ironas han sid0 rcforazdas p0r los
alemancS.
FL principal atalue de los bnlga-
ros 50 cmprrnli6 on las cercanlaS
d. Grunishte. dirciorho millaS al nor
to IL. M0naS!ir: pcro los serbios ase-
guran que los ataques fucron re-
chazados con grand"s pdrdidas pa
"a 81 cncmigo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-09
.HASTA AHORi Sc SABE QUE
Los VIILISTASD DFR0N HUER.
Tf 1 TRES EXTRANNR0S
Dos de clIoS cram amc!icanOS y cl
Otro um bOcro hijO del general
". ID. Snyman que hacia item
DO viva EN- NtNico.
UNO DE- los tNtR:GsNOS FUE kTENO A
Us POSIEY FJE GGiiAD1 SJ CUER
20 Eli fRfSfA2h De SU HID
TeIcqrama Especial para ~ rEENSA.

Fl pAS0 TaXaS. Dirirmbrr s.
- han rbtrni,lo notiriaS DE uua tres
ovfraoinroS dos americanoS I'M
boe"o. fu.ron ro"ieni"m"niH mu"r-
los por los N't.!sta$. 9e=''h los '''''r-
m"S reriDiH"S aqGI' iaS \'I''','''o Nv
IA -rnie d' VIA lu''''", "''''-'' NV ~.
Snyman. Ailo @r' 2'he'"' ""''' W.
r"aAo apr!IilaH" f">''F' ! u" '''''
riran" @pri!dado Foster Ea'"o 81
norrS tu"r"n aSeSInadoS p"F h> W.
llI>iaS nae" NariaS S''i'l''la9' 0''H 'll'''
:" 'iIrr H"" Iu' h'''r,' -! '>''' Al"
bio dr Mr"HuI. c'rra 't' '!lIt'"'''""'
haJirnd" $40 roI@ado su ru"Fp" 'n'
un ari"'I. ""a! era Nh h"iilp.' "'
cuar"nia y 0tho amos "" Ella" HH,
tcnia Nr!ntr y W"S a' E->IalF I'll 81
E>tado d' Chihuahua. III ">p"Sa '
tres hiJoN t"nlan Su r"SIl'l'ia ''l ID
riudaG dr P1rraI. Gray Sr@'IA f''''-
@rH dos rrfu=iadoS que lIr&ar"h Il
rSia r'Udad. f;r' mil"rio h3'aI'S
en- Ia pu"rIa g. s'I casa rnah 10 los
NliIl>.a> rap'u'2r"n IA T. d' ''I' ''''
DE- Ia trrr'ra Vlr,ma. " SEA l'1
americana Gpelildado Foster. 50 ne
ncn los si-uicntes informcs. Qu"
nrc9orriona TN cSpaHol radicado en-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-09
HsSTA AVER NO HADIl SALIDO
PAM DE 0JLRt!A>0

CIUDAD DE MEXICO, Diciembre
peSpachos recibidOs hcy en- esta
capita! procedcntes de Ia ciudad de
Queretaro, informan que el Ingenie-
ro Alberto J. PAM. preSidcnte de los
FerrocarriieS Nexicaros, Y uno de
los Delegates q las conferencias de
Atlantic City, que trajo Ia minuta
del protocolo para que Ia estudiara
el Primer Jefe. no habia salido aun
de Queretaro, pues anoche estuvo to-
davia confcrenciando con el mencio-
nado Primer Jefe, hasta una hoTa
avanzada, acerca de "a ap-obaci6n
del documento f2rmulado en- Atlantic
City. Rafael Nieto el SubsecretaTio
de Hacienda, tambien tuvo una larga
entrevista con el Primer Jefe.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-09
COHIENzA 4 HAbER
GRAN ACITACION
POLIT|CA EN-
FnANCIA
Cricsc que cn hreve habra cambi0-
en- e! gabinf;c y ell el maEdo dc
lis, OprrariOnrS militarcS.
Ell GODFUNO D: ERtKD PI' fDE TtRRtKO
| Use PI3E CON INSETtRCIA I'm YO1O
De CfHSURA PARA FL


PARIS. Drinmhrc S.-Se asrgll-
ra uur dru.r0 Il" poroS dias ;" Va a
aprohlr n IA Cimara de DiputadoS
franrnSa. una inIrrcSaHii>ima rcso-
mriGn. como rcSUlta,io de Ia cnaI,
habr:i una romp.rta reorganization
en- 81 alto mando lie las oprracion"S
mili'arn-. poS;hI"mHnic alsunos
camhioS rn 81 =obi"rno. Y Ia con-
rratrari1n d. Ia direction de la
guerra rn I'm ConsriO de cuatro o
rinrn micmbrOS.
DircSr lambiin que Ia acri6n 1u"
va a ser lomaia por Ia Camara. all
viari nn @ran partr Ia rarga que
cSta p">ando sobro Francia que.
en- los artualrS momcntOS. tiene So
hre 81 81 trallio mas durO. que MIN
.uaa Ora de- las naciOncS SuS ALA
da<. rn los rampoS de haialla. 30 cS-
lima uir de rada SaiS habilantrS de
lranria. ;,no rSia cn rampana. en-
lanlo uun In@lalrrra solamrntn tirn"
unu por rada dirz. Y Russia uno por
raia vcintG.
Toda la prcnsa d" oSta Capital di-
ce que 81 gobierno d" BRAND rSta
prrd."ndo podcr todos los diaS. pueS
a>i 10 drmurSlra la vOiaci6n. que
Gaia vrz VA --irndO mas eSraSa on
Su favor. asi como Ia inSiStencia II"
los dipuladoS que piden un, voto de
rrn$ura para cl gobiernO.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-09
La prensa c:ifica las declarac;one:
del gobierno alcman.

Hoy en- Ia tarde fueron publicadas
por los peri6dicos de csta capital, las
declaraciones del gobierno alenran
que Sc refjercn a Ia deportation dc
los belgaS. V con las cualeS trata dc
justificar su accion.
Todos los peri6dicos comentan las
referidas declaraciones, y todos estan
conformes en- decir que a nadie dejan
satisfecho, nj justifican en- manera
alguna el procedimiento que est;
causando tantos sinsabores Al pueblo
de Belgica.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-09
QUIEREN QUE EN- WASHINGTON
Sc FROHIRA LA VENTA DE
LICORES

WASHINGTON. D. c., Diciembrc
e.-Los primeros csfuerZos de los lea
ders prohihicioristas en- Ia session que
tuvo aver el Congreso, fuerCn diri-
gidos hacer Ge la capital de la ma
cion un territorio seco. Ell movimiento
inicial en- .gl sentido, fue hecho por el
Senador Sheppard, de Texas y e.
Senador Kenyon de Iowa, campe6n de
parte del partido republicano.