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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-07-09
A BUSY BELL.
RINGER At D., \.
N. &P.DEPOT.
TlNNABULATION OF HIS FES-
TIVE GONG is DRAWING TEARS
FROM RESIDENTS IN THAT
PORTION OF CITY.

Near the Ringing railroad depot is
one of the busiest little bell ringers
in captivity. When the term busy"
is employed it is meant to convey
the idea that he is not only one of
the busiest, but is the real champion
of the world when it comes to pulling
bell cord. Grandpa" of historic
fame, who did the act in Philadelphia
nearly a century and half ago, pro
claiming liberty of the united colonies
is not excepted.
People who do not live immediate
ly adjacent to the Ringing depot
may doubt this assertion, but they
should be invited to spend the night
with some friend close by the scene
of this individuals activity, and they
would be more than convinced that
he is not only entitled to the iron
cross, but should be otherwise deco
rated by the populace.
Reference is made to the "tallow
put WIN u " hCNp lhO Nho INV
hot, which does the switching in the
Nard close to A street, northwest
early in the morning just as a ma
jority of people are beginning to get
some real sleep during the heated
term. This engine not only slams the
cars around with a racket that some
times resembles the recent explosion,
which is perhaps necessary in doing
the task assigned, but with a scoop
in one hand and the bell cord in the
other, this bold fireman lets the peo-
pie know that there is at least one en-
gine in Ardmore on the job, and it
makes little difference to him wheth-
er the mill stands near the crossing
| for fifteen minutes at a stretch, that
bell, like Tennyson's little brook, just
ambes on until every resident of that
section is in tears or sitting in the
gloom of sulphurous profanity. or
course, the rules call for something
resembling this, but when the rules
were promulgated by the powers that
be, they builded better than they
knew-not, of course, anticipating
this particular person who is demon
strating that bell is made to ring.
After everyone in the neighborhood
has been thoroughly awakened, the
little bell is more than likely to sub
side as suddenly as it began, but then
it is time to get up, anyhow, so no
thing is gained by that concession.
A bell on locomotive is neces-
sity, but just why it should practice
perpetual motion no one in the resi-
dence district adjacent to the yards
has been able to figure out, and in the
meantime, it looks as if it was up to
them to take the medicine.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-07-09
Sporting.

The boxing bout Monday night at
Writ between Clyde Dwight and
Lightfoot West promises to be a good
one, as both men are in good condi-
ton and are we'll matched West
claims a draw with Texas Tate, and
from clippings the newspapers seem
to take that view of their meeting
last September, Manager Edwards
states that he has Tate and Pelky
matched for some time the latter part
of this month, also Red Henderson
and Sailor Kirk for an early date.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-07-09
PERSONALS
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Mrs S. II, Bills, of Gainesville, is
visiting her sister, Mrs Lathrop and
Mrs S. Il. Wallace.
Mrs. A. ID. Peterman and Miss
Peterman of Marietta, were in the
city yesterday shopping.
Mrs. Theo Torgerson went to Ma
dill yesterday and will spend the
Sabbath there with relatives and
friends.
A Lowenstein will leave Wednes-
day for New York to purchase Il fail
stock of millinery for the Lowen-
stein store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Herzmark Of
Little Rock. are in the city .he guest
OF Mrs. Herzmarks parents Mr.. and
Mrs. A Lowenstein.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-07-09

public who have paid little attention
to the building so far will have an
opportunity of seeing just what mag
nificient structure has been erected
in their midst. The exterior of the
building may not appeal to many
from an artistic standpoint, but once
they have an opportunity of view
ing the interior they will soon real
ize that the building is all and more
than they expected.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-07-09
Blue Ribbon Speaking.

Elmer McCauley was in the city
yesterday and states that Blue Rib
bon will entertain the candidates Sat
urday night of this week with a pro
gram of speaking. Arrangements will
be made for the introduction of adj
the candidates who come, and all are
invited.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-07-09
Mrs. Herbert Moves Back.

Mrs. G. l.. Herbert and children
have returned from Pooleville, where
they spent the past year and where
Mrs. Herbert has been teaching They
are now at home at the corner of
Second avenue and F street, north
west, Mrs. Herbert is expecting her
daughter, Mrs Reynolds of Edmond,
to be with her tomorrow.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-07-09

Eugene Cook, who for some time has
been employed at the Magnolia Pc
troleum Co., automobile service station
on West Main st. has been promoted
and beginning Monday will travel this
section of the state for the same firm.
Doc Hayes has succeeded him in
charge of the West Main street
station.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-07-09
Revival at Provence.

Prof. Robert Mchaei was here yes
terday from Provence. He states that
Rev. Graham, pastor of the Methodist
church, assisted by Revs. Standifer
and Rice, is holding an old-time Meth
odist revival at Provence, and great
good is being accomplished.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-07-09

Charles Davenport of Glenn was in
the city yesterday and states that
Glenn is to have a new gin in time to
take care of the cotton crop. Mr..
Davenport states that crops are looking
fine in his neighborhood and are in
no danger in the least, rain will be ap-
preciated in a few days however, he
states
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-07-09

Next Thursday afternoon and even
Ing is the date set for the third quail
flying round for the presidents tro-
ply. Eighteen holes will be played,
and the lowest medal score will en-
title the winner to play in the semi
finals in the fall.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-07-09

The members of the Presbyterian
church will take action today on
whether the new church building will
be erected on the site of the old
one or on another lot more remote
from business center. The old adage
zone may go farther and fare worse
applies.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-07-09

Acting mayor Joe NJ. London will
be requested between now and Tues
day night to take some action rela-
tive to parking of cars on the business
streets of the city. Ardmore has so
many cars at present that the prac-
tice of leaving them in front of the
places of business is becoming a nui-
sance and makes it impossible for
people to approach the side walks in
front of any business house.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-07-09

1t has been reported that contract
for the erection of the new Pennington
wholesale grocery building on east
Main street has been awarded to Dick
Lee, of Oklahoma City. The building
is to be of brick and concrete and will
be considerably larger than the old
structure destroyed by the explosion
in-as-much as it will occupy the entire
lot. 1t is reported that the building
will cost approximately 100000.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-07-09
GOLF NOTES
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Wednesday is the time limit for
the second round OF the Fourth of
July tournament, Games not played
on or before that day will be for
feited.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-07-09
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

OR STOLEN-Two mares,
one eight years old, branded 7 H.
bar with p under it on left shoul-
der and left hip. The other seven
years old branded @. T. on left
shoulder and left hip. Reward for
information leading to their re
covery. Return to 500 C street N.
w. J. S. Alverson. 9-4t
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-07-09
Free! Free! Free!

Extra trousers with suit given free
from July to 22 Coat and trousers.
$17. $17 Tailoring Company, next
door to postofice 90
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-07-09

George holland Jr, who is one of
the Ardmoreite's efficient and courte-
GUS carrier boys has returned from
"A visit with relatives In Denton, Tex
He reports having had a very pleas
ant trip.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-07-09

See Guillot Il Hall this week for
several bargains in homes, No, 3
n Washington st, Phone S32. 9-S
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-07-09

Farmers throughout this section are
beginning to want rain, they say that
"A good shower would aid corn material
ly. Crops as a rule however are look
ing well all over the country.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-07-09

Mrs. Sam II. Butler who has been
confined to the Hardy sanatarium for
several days where she underwent an
operation Is reported to be getting
along nicely and will soon be able to be
removed to her home.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-07-09

have opened my meat market on
West Main street, old stand. Phone
2s5. J. w. DAVIS. SO
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-07-09

Loans in the Georgia State Savings
Assn. Guillot & Hall. 9-3
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-07-09

Vacant lots in all parts of the city.
Guillot & Hall 93
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-07-09

w. F. Cottle, candidate for county
weigher, was here today from Deese.
He reports that crops out his way
are very fine.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-07-09

Newspaper advertising is good ad-
vertising.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-07-09

w. A. Worley, who has been i'll for
some time, was able to resume his
run as railway mail clerk on the
Hope -Ardmore run yesterday,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-07-09
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Rev d. p. Selvidge who was
stricken with paralysis A days ago,
is not dong so well.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-07-09

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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-01
RECHAzAD0 0TR0
RAID De Los zEPPELI-
Mes EN- la COSTA
lNGLESA
Los globos que atacaron dicha cos
ia Ell Is de julio, regresaron
intactos a Alemapia
Serviclo Exclusive para IA pREN>A,

LONDRES. Julio 3I.-El Segundo
raid de los z~eppelineS aiemanes CT
eSra >emana. fue rechazado e,.a
manana en- la costa oriental de IL
giarerra. La noticia Official de este
SuceSo dice que un aerOplano lngleS
sc enfrento con ell zeppelin que venia
a hacer Ell raid. ' 10 obligo a marchar
20 sin haber completado SUI Oora.
Dicho iuforme esta c~oncebido en- .os
Siguientes terminus:
- las 5.15 de la manana de hog,
uno de nuestrns ~aeroPtanos p~ersigHio
Y ataco I'm zeppelin alen,an. i trerrta
millaS de a costa orienta! de ingla-
terra. Cuaado el photo del aeroplano
habia arroiado dos descargas sObre el
zeppelin. II helice de Ia n~iaquina 10
golpe6 ' lie quito e! conocimenJo.
Al recobrar el conocimientc Ell photo.
no VIC por ninguna parte al zeppelin,
que acknowledgements tue obligadC d
r~egreSarse a SU base.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-01
Los ESTADOS UNIDOS PROTESTAN POR
Ia "IISTA NEGRA" De NCLATERRA
Enyiarn una nda al gobGano de la Gran Brebna pdendoe que reonsdge su determination

,anicn no pucdc ,Spcrar que c! 90
Dicrno americana yea Y corsienta lue
Sus ;iudadaNOS san puest"S en- una
ii<ta nccra. IN llan#r 1t atenc!on
del gobielno a. 81 Naic-i"d en- LIS
terminus mas graves. h2cia las mu-
chas Y SeriaS .oEsecucmcias que tai
.cto envuelve para los d~e"eracs de
los neutralcs Y para las reiacioncS
lie los mismos. Is de espcTarsc Y
crcersc que el gobierAo de Su Ma
i.stad en- ~ Natural de,eo de Ilevar Il
"A practical 81 politica de b!oquco,
IA obrado sin darsc cuenta de los
pocos dcScableS reSultadoS que puedc
dar u determination
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-01
EiI:olOS VICTORIA

Q. Suf-De Houston. Port Lavacl.
Z Victoria y CuerO. 100 = IN
!. SsIcn:
sus-rara CueTo. Victoria, Fort
) "1Eyscs y Houston sis g. N
: "a "A. h. and L.
. ssien:
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-01
DESDE Ell CAMPO De la GUERRA
SIGUEN AVANzANDO Los
InGLESES S0BRE LAS
LlNEAS TEUT0hAS
DEL SOMA
Los rusoS continuan ayanzando con
inextinguibie violencia en- Ell
teatto oriental de Ia guerra

>eTScI0 ENcl1>IlO para La PRENSA
LONDRES. Julio 31.-El MimS.c-
rio de la Guerra ne dado cuenta hoy
de Que las fuerzas de- general H&ig,
que Sc encuentran combatienGo en- el
Horte de Francia han hecho nue:os
Il mediante ataqueS combine
dos con las fUerzaS franresaS. FL
vance hecho por los ejercitos ALA
dos aver, c~omprende un frente &c
seiS millaS. en- G! cual tenian INFER
tanteS trabajos de defensa los teu,o-
neS.
Segun e informe Official de aver.
en- los uitimoS combates hechos Dor
los ingleSes no nan entrado en- jue-
20 ;odaS las tropaS, pueS mas de il
mltaG de estaS Sc han ocupado en-
c~onSoidar las poSicloneS captu.a-
das con a~nterioridad. Los nuevoS
avances fueron hechoS ell Bazin-le-
Petit. Al sur de este sector los fran
reseS han tenido que s~ostener fuvI-
tes combates con los alemaneS Que
sc empenan en- reconquiStar taS -
SicioneS que p~erdieron ALI. De acue,-
do con los informeS de. Paris. los. til
tones no obtuyieron aver ningunUs
triunfos. i pesar de que a
con obetinacion en- distintos pun
toS del frente de batalla. +, mismo
informe dice que los teutoneS iOrra-
ron apoderarSe por uno uantOs mo-
mentoS de trincheraS francesaS EN-
Monacu. una alqueria que Sc en-
ruentra preciSamente al norte del
Somme. pero fueron arrojaGoS :.
elias con ptrdidas de gran ~conSidera-
cion.
Fl avance de los ruSoS en- Ell tea
tro oriental de Ia guerra continua
con inextinguibie violencia Ell algTl-
nos sectores Al noreSte de Galicia.
en- Ia region de Brody, que fut cap
-urada la Semana anterior POI l.,
fuerzas- del general Sakharoif. ic-
rusos coRtinuan en- Ia perSecucidn
de los teulones. Quienes no han 70
grad0 reharerze para detener a ETC
migo. Seguu los iuformes ojiciaI>s
de Petrograd. los auStro-aiemanes
nan sido obligadoS I cruzar los rios
IL Graberki Y Sereth y al oriente de
esos rios continue Ia persecution. Del
frente balkani"o no e recibieron no-
.icia> lie interes.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-01

caGos para los que rompen IN bio
quco on auuellaS parties donde dlcno
Uiouuco e-ta en- vIgor de una manera
zeal y cfcctiva. asi como para los I"c
hacen concrete de conrrabando o
cometen cua.quicr otra ~ofensi,a con
rr. la neutTalltad. perO cI GObleIUO
de los Estados unIdos 10 pueGc yer
III c~onsentir que cSoS remedies O pcn"s
sean uSados de- acuerdo con Ia voliu-
tad dc una ~potencla o de un grupo
lie potcnrius. para vuinerar los Gcrt-
chos de los c~iudadanoS de este pals.
o para dcrogar cSos dercchoS.'
Entire los principles accptados
por todas las nacioneS civiIizadas lie,
murdo para SaIvaguardar los derccios
dc los neutraIes, ocupa un iuYar
~conspicuo ell juSto y honorable priH--
epic dc que los neutra.es no pucd.o
ser c~oGdenadOs nj Sua ~mer,anciaS
decomISadaS. cXteptO deepucS Ge una
c'"'" JU"''"'''
ocr.c, dado oportunidad para que rN-
PoN&ah S"N "@o'"'"' 'o'''S "''' d" WI
te ne FFe''S' "IeS '''o W
pucstoS a un lado con Ia li>ta. pUcS
cSI" 'o'o' ID d! '0''''' ''''.'
raj SIN ""uoleic'"' =" P's'!o "',So.
y N'iI "'''H".'' o''"
FUe'" "e lo'"
emo "e que q S"D'e' IL" Wv ~"
"oS O"'"'> 40 Pu''' "0,P'
'o""7 " "p't1
Ia SHS '~'u"'"""oS'
"lodo 10 que puede ser dIcio con
respcrto 4 la !egalldad de IA dctc".
minacion. de Su aiuStamlento Il la
obllgacloneS mtcrnaclonaGcS. del acjo
del Parlamcnto Sobre c! Qua. de<can-
>" u P'oS'''o "
''S'" 'eS'" q"'
PoI q Eoo'S'h" uo =" N"J''"' ''
PueHc scr acePI"uo POI q S""II' '''
de los hStadoS ChiHoS' que colNioe'"
cSa practlca como lhcohaiSIehIe CO"
Ia 1erGadeia JuStlc'a' 'o" !" ''"c'
amiStad' ' con Ia car" m'P"Ie'"
a que H"oe caracIeIi"aI los "S'o'
dc an @o'Icrho amigo para o'fo'
"hl eSpI1tu dc concrete reclpFo''
entire los hStadoS UnldoS y Ia "F"!
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-01
ser,fcio Exclusive nara IA PEENSA.

r-x
ee''''" ">''''
NAShlA"lON' Juno 'o.-h' 80
bierno dc los hSta9o CNlHoN af"""
de env1"r n dc IA Gran 0Fitaha una
nota en- que proteSta contr" IA, iN-
u he&fa 'oEhIdo" POI e E'ote''0
"s i" "'"'' ''I'''''
0'''>''''' "1S," -.
''"'eS
P'oH''s '"e."'e'." >'0'''
hac+E "eso0'oS' 1t Dep"''""'e.'' ~
E>t"do u'ce " i"E'"'e''" 'e '"S
>e4'aH '~o">S'"e'N'"> H"' P"."~
''%e' " 'o> "v' e'''0S az '0S
; " 81 '"N''S
"S'o que "N""" "s
O'eU"i0 00.' !" " "
iloSa 'SIa "eg'd'
\ IA iecha de0c e'co'''"'S@ '''
as mahoS del 'iiNlNteIi' &c N'.'-
clones ENteElofeS ne B" Gran hFt-
lana eSa Nota oe protest" que sc
eSpera teh@a II gran lhl'"e"t'"
en- "a "'l'I"o "e' Soo'e''o o'''"I'-
60 par" los co"'''''""''S U' 'oH L.
'"GoS o"''oS f"e S0' ~
''>''
III aAuNcio memo P"E 81 G"o'e'ho
DE ;. NJ O. haoef co'ocauo los NOM
pres "e ''e''"S 9eiSo''"S' '.I""s q!
oo'Po' "e los nS'""o> 0"'UoS'
(" u'" "S'" "eSi"' ! "e '"oe' Pion'-
o'"" " '"'"' Ids e"'P'eS"9 '"'"'''
'"9 ) c~oH'e'e'a'e> ne !" "'"' e''''"
= 'e"e' ""'"S Col" e''"S' j" 1""S"'"
IA mas "o''rosa roFpFeSa d! pueblo
' a go9'eino ne los EstaHoS OhiooS
\! nShclohan" %o9ieiNo Re Pafec2'
"ue"i"S' cue '"' AGO 10 PUe"e IT,
pu'aLSe "e Oh" ''''''e'" que 'oi'o U'"
"'o'''"l'" ""'V''e'' 10y" ." ''9 "''I-
Cho' He' CoI''ciV'o NEUTRAL t''''" Id
Qua! e. %oo'efI'o arIeric''o cree ne -
deDer prot@Star en- los terminus mas
energlcos.
FL alcance y eI efccto de es3 dc
termination del gobicrro de IA Gran
Bretana son cXtraoFdinarioS. 0icha
determnacIoE ordena que LIS corI-
pantaS navieras InglesaS no dencn
acsptar cargamentos dc las firmas
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-01
HA SlDO NOMBRADO NUEVO
SECRETARIO DE IRLANDA
S~cryIcio Especial para "a PkENSi.

LONDRES. Julio 3l.-Henry Ed
ward Duke, diputado ror Exeter y
miemhro del Partido Unionista. fuc
hoy designado para e. cargo dc S.
crctario de lrlanda. en- substitution
de Augustine Birrell. Fl nuevo Sc
cretario tendra asiento en- Ell Gabi-
nete.
Hasta la fccha no ha sido NOM
bradO Lord Tenicnte de Ir!anGa pa
I'd SUBSTITUTE a Lord W]imhornc,
quicn renunci6 despues lie los lcvan
tan,icntos dc Berlin.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-01

Entered as SeCOnd-c1aSs matter February
r., 1913. al the POStOllice al san antonio
Ie, ,npder the At or March 3. 1879.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-01
LOS SERBIOS ESTAN COMBATIEN
DO NUEVAMENTE
ScryiciO TSrrriaI nara Ia PNENSa.

LONDRES. Julio '3l.-Despach0S
especiales ~reclbidos de Sal0nica traer,
la noticia de algunos triunfos de los
serbios ell la frontera griega. Los
soldados del Rey Pedro Sc cncuentran
atrincherados solamente d 500 yardas
de ! "a Inca divisoria entire Servia y
Bulgaria. Ell i~ueves I'm gran numero
de bllgaros ataragpn Ell fRente serbio,
pero fueron obligados a r~etlrarse, de
iando un gran numero de muertos Ell
el campo. Los serbios capturaron una
gran cantidad de material de que
ira.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-01

IRA no pUedcn hacer u]jHguna> tran
sacciones con las firmas O perSo.nS
que Sc C~ncuentran iEScritaS en- in IFS
IA negra Y por el mismo princirio.
los qmeriranoS RESIDENCES en- los E.
tados UnidoS pu"den ser ohielu &c
a acc!on puuitiva dc Iug.atcrra en-
e. case De que Sc tenga n~oticia dc que
haren uegocioS con fIrma> o PEI ,-
la, comprcndldas en- IA li>ta rcyra.
por mas que cstas sean americans
y RESIDENCES tamblen en- los Estados
Unidos."
Is obvio hablar del ieSaStry,o
efecto que lal acciou hara sobre Il
comercio interior de los E>tado> Uni
dos ' Sobrc los derechos dc los r,u-
tra.eS. En- la lista de persona, ' fir
mas comercialc> a quicnes Ingjate-
RIA &c proponc cerrarlcS las pUerta,
del concrete general del mundo. -
pucden Yer .oS nombreS dc mu"haS
cmpreSa$ Y corporacione> america
mas que eStan empehada> en- gran
de> operacioneS comercialc>. como
importadoras de producJoS eXtram-
jeros, Y como dIstribuidoraS de pro-
ductos ' manufactures de los Is
tadoS UnidOs Y que corstItuycn I'M
pOrtantiSImaS Was pOr medic de las
cuaIes e. concrete americana - CO.
muHIca ron eli munGo exterior. SIS
r]ciacioneS c~xteriorcs han siGo iii
mertadaS por muchoS amos V cua.-
qulera ruptura en- eSaS rclac:oneS 40
podria S"r reStablccida faciimentc.
.AdCmas. otraS ImpOrtantes c0rpoIa-
clones pueden ser co!ocadas en- Ia lis
Ia uc%ra. sin avlso alguno. pueS de la
nOta dc ~lngIatcrra sc deSprcnde que
"podran ser hacha, adicioncs a Ia
lista ncgra. en- el cast de que asi co.,
veE%a a los mtereScS del gohlcrno lie
Su Majestad. Los posIbiIldadeS de quc
los americanoS reriban danoS con Ia
les determinations. no tlenen llmi-
Je.'
En- representation del gobierno
dc Su NajcStad Sc ha dicho que las
lncdldas ]punitivas contra cI concrete.
d dIrigidaS Solamcnte contra los
enomigos de Ia Gran Bretana. ' cue
seran adoptadaS Y ejecutadaS cen eS-+
tricto respecto d los derechos de los
neutralcs Y con cl menor dctrimcn-
TO possible al comsrcio neutral. pcro
es evidente que las m~encionadas me-
didas son i~nevitables Y e~senriaiman-
te Inconsistencies con los derechos dc
los ciudadanos de todas las nacionGS
no envueitas en- la guerra. FL g.
bierno de los Estados UaiGos su-
plica al gobierno de Su Maicstad
Britannica. que recuerde que los CID
dadanoS de los Estados Unidos ob.an
absolutamente dentro del limiJe de
Sus derechos al procurar ell conner
cioscon cualQuieFa, otra de las MAGIC
mes fque{ no est4n en- guerra ~actuale
mente, sujetandose soIamente a las
hien uafinidas practiras i]nterTacto-
males"
Hay muchoS bien conocidos re-
medios Y penas Que pueden scr aGsi-
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SERAN CANGEADOS LOS CIVILES
ierviCio Especial para La PRESSA.

BERLIN. Julio 3I.-Hay una tucr
tie probabiIidad lie que los riviles sean
cangcados entire los gobicrnos de los
PASSES beIigerantcs. L. cambio SC ha.
ri entire aqueIIos que pasan de los
40 amos. en- vista dc que va
no pueden SCI aprovcchaGos para Ell
scrvicio militar.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-01
VOLVIERON SIN DANO ALCUNO
LOS ZEPPELINES A ALEMANIA
.ryirIo Exclusive para IA rRENsA.

SerVicIO Exclusive para Ia PHbNsA-
BERLIN. Julio slayer Gom:n-
20 publico ell Almiraatazgo ana de-
claraci6n dando cuenta de que los
zeppelines que atacaron ell IS del
corriente Ia costa oriental de GEgla-
terra regreSaron sin daho alguno
d u bases, despueS de a~rrojar I'm
buen numero de bombas sobre las
bases navales de Grinbsy { INNING
ham. FL mforme official eSta conce-
Dido Ell los s~iguientes terminus:
En- Ell raid que n~icieron nuestros
zeppelines sobre Ia costa orjeRtsd d
InglaterEa, arrQjaron bonrbaS soore
!os establecimientos ferrocarrilerUs
lie Lincoln. sobre los estab!ecimien-
los industrialeS de Norwich. sobre las
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-01
Travis
Nusya

IN PRENSA eS Ell perI6dlcO meNleano de
MAYOR circulation en- los EStadoS tnidoS,
y por 10 tanto, Ell meior para los anuncian-
ties.
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