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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-20
Causo verdaderos estre.
COS Ell bioqaeo de los
atiados en- Grecia
En- divcrsas parties del pals eStan oeu-
rricndo muertes por hanbre en-
tire las classes pobr~< dc la
pobiacion.
WASHINGTON. Febrero l9.-La

WASHINGTON. Febrero l9.-La
Lcgacion "ricga en- cSta capital en-
Una dc.larari6n Que do a la pub!ici-
Had aver. mforma quc como resultado
del bloquco que los aIiados han de
cretado en- las costas de Grecia, el ham
hre Sc ha deiadui Sentir va en- todo el
uaiS V esta cauSando vcrdaderos eS-
tracOs en- ia poblac!on, principalmen-
te entire las classes pobres, que Sc han
yisto nbiigaIas a m~antencrse de hier-
has = zacate. f. Ministro diplomatico
dc csc pals en- csta capital. agrcga
en- Su declaration que \ pesar de que
cl %cbicrno dc Grcria ha cUmplido con
las Demands eXigidaS on e. ultima
nm De los aliados, GSto5 70 han de-
sistido en- 10 mas minimo en- la rigi-
de- de las mcdiGas del bloqueo, como
10 hablan prometido.
la Legaci6n crieya ha recibido
informe<, dice entire otras cosas la
declaration hecha, de que los r~esulta.
icS Ge! b~loauco sobrc las costas de
Grccia. soStcaido por los aliados &c
n entente Gesde el dia 8 de DicienI-
brc pr5ximo pasado, son de 10 mas
-r.rvr luc imn&inarSc pueda.
'nioz mlertos por hambre han te-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-20
Hay e5peranzas De que Sc cutie Ia
eruptura de reIaciones con Austria
En- los circuIos oficiaLes de 10 dual m~onarquia Sc meta ma
yor optimismO y 10 Sc considera la
situocion tan desesperada
Ell hecho de haber sMo trns adado a Fisna Ell ex-Secretario De Ia En-
baiada americana en- Berlin hace Greer que 20 sstd csrca una rnptura

tomada al apoyar la declaration del
ImDerio aleman relativa a la canpa-
ma de submarines. Sobre este parti-
cuiar. la creencia general err eSta Ca
pital e. la de que fuera de ~peGueias
modificacloneS que ell gobierno austrc-
hIn"aro pudjera hacer en- csc respec-
10, semejante a las que Alemania
hizc en- 81 case especial de Holanda,
no nay la mas ligera probabilidad DC
que acceda i desistir de 81 actitud. a.
ulenos por 10 que concierne al princi-
pic que en- aquella declaration Sc on
tiene.
Sin embargo, secun Sc dice. clio
no Seria 6bice para cue e. gobierno
austro-hungarO no escuchara algunas
proposiciones de Washington, STEM
pre- que elias no afecten en- alguna ma
Eera Ia campana submarine por
cuanto Sc ~refiere al bloqueo de los
paiseS aliados de la entente. Sobre es-
te particular. no hay duGa de que la
opinion publica del lmperio esta COM
pIetamente de acuerdo con el paso ia
DO por el gobierno austro-hungaro, al
apoyar Y secundar Ia actitud de Ale
maria. aSi como de que ell gobierno
esta ~reSuel;o q aceptar la responsible
dad que pudiera Sobrevenirle por su
actitud Observable en- las dos ultimas
semanaS.
Con exception de algunos germano-
filoS radicaies que han atacado al 90
oierno de los E$tadoS Unidos, nadie
en- Ell Imperio muestra encono o agre-
sividad contra el gobierno americana.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-20
Dos de los barcos que han salido de
Nueua York para Europa, echa-
dos pique en- las zonas prohibidas
Diches uupores eran ell "Dalmata," noruego,y Ell MAR
Adridico," espaHol, y habfan sido fetados
ambos Dor Ia Kerr Steamship Go.
Los hundinienfos Sc registrarcn los das g y IL del actual ninguEo
de elos Sc anoto DOR IA GgsHcia inghsa [loyds

r~dar:c. pucs Ia salida ' llcgada de
vapNras me-.anteS a este puerto, es
"a n,lvcr que la de los dias que pre-
yrii~- n Il ia declaration de Alemania
de habcr puesto en- vigor su campa-
"a Submarine sin restriCiones. Hoy He
"aron aCui otroS cinco vapores de pro
c~eoeacia er;ropea, dos de ellos, los a
pares ingleseS "Folia' V Sebastian"
cue =arDarcn de Bristol Y Ruan, res
~. tivamerte. emprendleron el viaje
l,sDucs lie QIe Alemania habia pues-
a. en yi@c- Su campana submarine.
T! primero. Que es I'M barco de carga
lie Ia Linea Cunard, hiZo ell viaje por
Ia ruta de Halifax.
Los otros vapcrr< que llegaron hoy
aoui son: Ell vapor belga "Escaur,"
~procedente de Cardiff. ell vapor fran
ces "Guyane," procedente de BurdeoS
eli vapor hoiardes "Noordwyk," pro-
ceiente de Rotterdam.
Los vapores Que han Salido de este
puerto duraate Ell dia de hoy, son:
ell Vice." perteneciente a Ia flota
de Ia Standard Oil Company y e.
D-imero de los Darcos de esa empire
81 que sale para Europa desde el dig
7rinero del actual. Su deStino no Sc
Ia hecho puDlico, Y Ell barco no lleva
carga, Y 81 Mongolia" que habia
, anunciado que admitiria pasaieroS a
bo-do.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-20

= VIENA, Febrero l9.-No obStan.e
: que algunos ~peri6dicos de esta CAPT
s~s4 Sc expresan en- terminus pes;mis-
tas al comentar Ia question intern@-
cional entire este pals ' los ESta los
Unidos de America. con motive de ia
~sttusci0n resuItante por Ia ruptara de
relaciones entire la republica amer
cana Y Ell Imperio aleman, en- los c.
culos oficiales de esta capital Ia OPP
MON Sc muestra mas optimista, Y no
Sc considera Ia ~situaci6n tan desespe-
rada.
Tai es tambien la opinion del En-
bajador de los EStadoS Unidos. en e.
Ia capital. Mr.. Frederick {. Penfieit.
quien Dor SUI parte, eSta hacienda t.
do 10 possible por evitar ma ruptura
de r~elaciones entire los dos paises :
Sc legue a una seduction amlstoSa re
la crisis.
Dos nuevos indieios Sc pr~eSentaron
durante el dia. que aunque no son "e
gran peso, hacen Greer, sin embas-
go, que el gobiernO de Washington 10
tiene en- consideration una ruptura IL
n'ediata de relaciones con este lmp1-
rio. e. primero de ellos, es ell trasIado
a la Embajada americana en- eSta ca
eital. de Mr.. JoSepth c. Grew. CITE
desempenaha el cargo de Secret2r'o
de la Embajada de los EStados Uni
dos en- Berlin, Y quien ACADIA de lleGGr
adui ~procedente de Suiza, para asst
min Ell empleo de "onsejero IN la En-
bajada ame-a" en- esta capital.
e otro in..-.9 de ~reterencia IS 81
que senala Ell hecho de que el secreta-
Tic dc Estado del gobierno america.
no, Mr.. Robert s. Lansing. ha envia-
do por cable Ia suma de 100000 pc
DOS. destinada para varias asociacio-
mes de Carload hebreaS, para las que
fueron donadaS por las sociedadeS ne
breas americans. En- IA Embajada
americana en- esta capital, al comentar
sSte hecho, Sc expreSo IA opinion 90
~ae ell gobierno americana no hubIera
sTnitido eSa srlma de dinero. 81 tuvie-
N consideration pr0Nima rup-
de relaciones con este pals.
Ia impression que tales hechos IN
.oducido aqui es Ia que en- Washing
On probablemente Sc cree que Ia dual
unarcuia Sc desistira de ia actirHd
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-20
Sc ENCONTRARON EN- REGLA
LOS PApELES DE Won
BERNSTORFF

HALIFAX. n. E, Febrero len
Ia inspection practicable por los oficia-
les del gobierno ingleS, de los pape-
les Y equipaje del Condo o Berns-
torff Y deras personajes cue 10 acom-
paHan, no Sc encontraron jrregularida-
des de ninguna especie; que dieran lu-
gar a Ia detenci6n o dilaci6n del viaje.
La revision &c pasaportes Y equipajes
de los dennis paSajeros del Frederick
VIII probablemente terminara hoy o
manaua q mas tardar.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-20
COMESTIBLES POR EALOR DE IN
MILLION DE PESOS, son
DESTRUIDOS

Las autcridades sanitarias del puer-
70. Informaron hoy que cerca de sic
te miilones Ge libras de comestibles.
que iueron trades aqui por barcos de
diversaS procedencias. durante los Ill
limos reinte dias, han sido destruidos
en- vista de que todas elias Sc ha!la-
ban en- estado de decomposition. Y
no servian para el consume. Fl vaior
de esa mercancia asciende a cerca de
IN million de pesos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-20

para a~sesinar al Ministco dc Marina
del gabinpte moscovita. NJ. Grigoro-
witch. Sc hizo hace dias en- P~etrogra-
do. secun noticias cue publica hoy Ell
c-ta capita! Ia agc2cia 1e information
''Transoceanica."
De acuerdo con dicha informaci0r,
Ell Ministro ,fue asaltado por dos des-
conocidos, pistola en- .mano, mientr9s
aquel caminaba por nj de las ca
lies de la capital rusa. FL Ministrc
no Sc inmat6,:y;gracias a su p~resencia
de amino, logro escapar ileso del alta
que.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-20
SOCIALISTAS R!iSOS ACt SAbOS
DE FOMENTAR LA REEO-
LUCION

BERLIN. Febrero Fla a]Cercia
do information "Transoceani"a" De cs-
ia capital, publica una information
en- la cue dice que once mlemhroS de
Ia Duma Rusa, rcrtenecicntes al Par
lido socialista. han sido aprehendidos.
acusados de fomentar Ia revOlucl"n
Ell gobierno del Ear.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-20

NUEVA YORK, Febrero l9.-D@5
de los bsrcos que nan sa!ido de este
puerto con destino a Europa. han si&o
echados a pique por los submarines
alemanes en- las iona ~prohlbldaS. SC
gun las noticiaS recibidas hoy aQui.
-@fSs citados vaporeS son II norueGo
eel "Dalmata," Y otro eSpanol, el Mar
gAdriatico," habiendo sido fletados am
2bos por la Kerr Steamship Company,
--de esta ciudad. Los citados barcoS zaT-
: raron de este puerto e. prinsero, con
:fecha "a de Enero. con deStino a Il
~Aavre. V el segundo. con fecha 10 del
-mismo mes, con destino a BurdeoS.
- e. "Dalmata' fue echado 4 piQUe
- el dia . de Febrero e. Mar Adr;&l,-
-co"el dia II. Este iltimo lego a Lis
aboa. Portugal, el dia , del actual Y pro
b~aolemente Sc hallaba Ell ruta para
el puerto de su d~estino, cuando fue
torpedeado.
No obstante que ambos hundimien-
- tos Sc regiStraron hace mas de dlez
) dias. hasta ahora no Sc habia dado
"a cuenta de ellos. nj en- las noticiaS lie
: gadas con anterior.dad 4 este puerto.
- nj en- los informes publicadoS diaria-
= n9ente por IA a~aeHcia martina in@!e-
- So "Lloyd'S" STE ell numerc de en-
. barcaciones Y desDlazamiento que
- ecEan a pique dai a dia los submari-
- nos, alemanes.
~ Les agentes De la Kerr Steamship
= Company. manifestation hoy que cream
j en- ninguuo de dichos Yapores via
iaban c~iudadanos americanos, por %
>~Sle probablcmente ninguHa compIi-
seaci6n s~obrevendria en- Ia situacion
--~lnternacional de este pals con Ale
~ssnania.
rsI e. "DaImata" era IN barcO de 1.7I3
ss-toneladas de capacidad y el Mar
80. driatico" de 2,410,
- RIOS CHICO V.iPORES LLE%A-
~ RON ANUENA YORK PROCE-
DENIES DE EUROPA
49, -
r~ Ell trafico maritime empieza a rea-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-20
PKECIO DE CADA GAIA: SI.(Al,

pacidad, ha sido echado a pique, seedn
informe dado a Ia publicidad por la
agencia MARTINA Lloyd's de esta CAPT
tai.
La misma oficina anuncia ell hurdi-
miento del vapor "Okement," de 4,539
toneladas, perteneciente igualmente a
la marina mercante de I~nglaterra.
e. "Okement," segun los ~infornies
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-20

ttiPIhuSs
SrlS iIic-cS. . =. o'"'
'reS IneSes. . =. 49,. p ID"
En- Centre Y Sur America. (eIceptuando
PANAMA., EurcI,a Y los dernaS paIses coE-
rendidos en- Ia Union Postal Universal:
I'm aho.. . ~. 9.O
SSlS iNesfS : S'W
lIts uItsFS. . . =. $500
LA PRENSA publlca tambitn uns edicldn
semsnaria. les microbes. sleDdo lOs prectOs
de Subscripci6n:
En- los EsfadaS Unidr- Mexico. Canada,
Cuba. Puerto Rico, Panama T Snipinas'
Tin a1o. 5 f.U
Seis meseS. 0.O
Fl Crniro V Sur America. teScsptuaHdo
Panama. Europa. etc.
Tn alO. $500. S $50
Los pages irhrn hacerSG por auelantado.
IN giro postal q dc Express. Carta certlGl-
cada o lcIrs Snbre Nneva York. Los pre-
clos de subscription sou en- dinero ameri-
cann : su Cquivalancia On moned1 del pats
de dOnGe Sc SollCttn Ell periodico.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-20
OTRos D0SvAPORES INGLEsEs
EGHADOS A PIQUE

L0NDRES, Febrero LEI vapor
ingles "Iolo, de 1903 toneIadas de ca
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-20

La pRESSh es cl peri3dico meIIcaRO 1e
maynr rircuIact6n en- los EStad0s Unldos,
v por 10 tanto, 81 meior pars los ~sauncIan
trs-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-20
FRACASO IN INTENTO PARA
ASESINAR AL MINISTRO DE
MARINA RUSA

BERLIN, Febrero 1s.-un intento
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-20

naritimos de los registros, zaip6 de
Rio Janeiro con fecha primero de Di-
ciembre proximo pasado, para las Is
las de Cabo Verde,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-20

o PAIL.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-20

Dtrlja ioda la correspondence al Direc-
tor, en- la rorma siGuiente:
Sr. IGNACIO E. LOZANO
607 nOlOroSa St.-San Antonio, TeA.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-20

Cuando necesite libros en- ~espanoI, di-
r~igirse a Isnacio E. Lozano.-6o7 Do
loross St.-Sen Antonio. Texas. >,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-20
DAHI0 POPULAR fSDEPEND1ESTE-
PRECIGS De SUBSCRIPCI6N:

On los Estadns unidoS, Hfx!cG. Canada. Cn
ba, Puerto Rico. Panama y las IslaS
FtiiDlnas:
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-20
RIOS CHICO V.tPORES LLEGA-
RON NUEVA YORK PROCE-
DENIES DE EUROPA

Ell trafico maritime empieza q rea-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-28
n. y. CAN DRINK NOW.
Aquesknct VIII supply City With 800
Millions Gallons Dally.

New York Herald The completion
Of the greatest aqueduct system and
one OF the greatest engineering feats
In the worlds history In 10 be celebrat.
ed. No exercises can be too elaborate
10 mark this event II they win convey
To the people of Manhattan something
OF the great privilege that they enjoy
In having "A limitless supply Of excellent
pure water at their command for drink.
Ing. for all kinds OF domestic purposes
and for protection against fire and cpl.
demic. Water from AN uncontaminated
source In the mountains IN brought
many miles through underground aque.
ducts. sometimes descending 10 n depth
of more than "a thousand feet 20 pass
under the Hudson river. safeguarded all
the way and ready at a turn OF n tap
to flow with unchecked freedom.
In u comparison Of this great work
with other notable engineering feats.
ancient and modern. Mr.. Henry Heg.
gaman Hall. who has written n pam.
phlet on the achievement. said that he
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-28
Turkish Death Certificates.

New Armenia: 1--WE certify to the
priest of the Church of Mary 0n Ar.
menial that the impure. putrid. sinking
carcase OF -, damned Il. e. deceased
this day, may be concealed under
ground"
No wonder Lord Clarendon. secretary
for foreign affairs denounced language
OF this sort as "a standing insult to
Christendom." and sternly demanded
that IL should be discontinued in one of
the numberless dishonored promises of
the sultan and his ministers. but not in
fact. / saw one of those certificates
quite lately. One OF our consuls reports
AS follows in 1867:
"The firossest and most CALLING terms
of abuse are habitually addressed TO the
Christian with absolute impunity. the
very authorities being / nthis respect
the worst offenders. In the councils
and seats OF Justice there IL no form of
abuse of which the Turkish language
20 pre-eminently rich therein, is capa
bic, however gross. disgusting and in
sulting 10 his faith. which il not hourly
and openly applied to the hated and
despised Glaour by the judges and au-
ihorities OF the land"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-28

considered the building OF the aqueduc,
even more remarkable than the con
struction of the Panama canal because
OF the greater number OF difficulties con
tended with.
Starting at an elevation of go feet
above the level In tho Catskill noun.
tains and creating four large. lakes on
the way. the aqueduct burrows under
valuable timber. dives under the rivers
10 depts OF i,iit feet below the sea
level. bores through the solid rock OF
Manhattan and delivers fresh water 10
every homo In the city. II In i20 miles
long and capable Of delivering 1000.
900 gallons day. The greatest OF the
famous Roman aqueducts was only one.
half AZ long and the Panama canal IL
only one-third M long. Moreover. the
aqueduct has been finished within the
time originally set. without a strike and
within the estimated cost OF $4,000.
900.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-28
ROADS OF RUGGED
CONSTRUCTION NECESSARY

washington, Oct 2T.-That main
roads Of rugged construction are prime
necessities in facilitating the work of
organizing the National Army, in ad.
dition TO serving effectively In getting
farm products to principal shipping
points, is being emphasized in various
parts Of the country to such an extent
that attention is being inevitably di.
rected to the Chamberlin.Dent Mill
tary Highways bill which will come up
for consideration at the regular session
of congress beginning in December
next.
Besides the American Automobile As.
sociation and the American Association
Of State Highway Officials, which or
ganiZations were mainly responsible for
the Introduction of the measure, good
roads associations and commercial
bodies In many states are going on
record as favoring the giving of author
ity to the secretary of war so that the
War department can concern itself with
the substantial Improvement of high
ways which enter into present and pos.
sible future military requirements.
are located IN Southern states. it was
natural that the Southern Appalach.
ian Good Roads Association, in it's
recent annual meeting at Nashville.
should decide to lend its energies to.
ward the Chamberlin-Dent bill. But
the concern in the matter is not con-
fined to Southern states. for not long
ago the governor of New Jersey ap.
pealed TO the quartermaster-general for
federal help in connection with the
principal roads leading into the Burling.
ton county cantonment. because these
arteries were succumbing to the in
tense traffic to which they were being
subjected, and the prediction was made
that unless relief was obtained the roads
into Camp Dix would be impossible
before the winter was far advanced.
1t is not possible for the secretary
uf agriculture under the provisions of
the Federal Aid Road Act. which dis.
tributes $4,000 600 among the several
states during a fiveyear period. to offer
any cooperation in the premises, and
the only method of handling the situa.
ton is to give authority to the War de.
Dartment so that its engineering corps
can get on a job which it is generally
admitted Is now being sadly neglect
I'd. The suggestion has been made that
the two thousand German prisoners
now interned in the South could be
utilized in road building.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-28

cnt types Of Motor Vehicles are "a he
regulated. the Commissioner Of Motor
Vehicles is intrusted with the exercise
of limited discretionary powers, but the
classification OF various motor vehicles
Is necessary for u proper determination
of the amount Of license. and clearly
within the powers expressly conferred
upon hlm.--Smith v. State. 100 a. Md
IT'S.
Where motorcycle rider failed. IN
violation OF Code Supp.i9l3. sec. 1871 H.
TO equip his machine with a warning
signal and on approaching the top OF
steep hill collided with an automobile,
each driver being ignorant OF the ap.
proach Of the other because OF the fail
ure OF each to give a warning, the motor
cycle rider was chargeable with con.
tributory negligence and could not re-
cover for his Notwithstanding V. May
nard. 1G2 n. w. Qowa) 564.
Where an automobile owner was In.
sured against loss arising from claims
, for damages on account Of bodily in
juries growing out Of accidents occur
ring while his policy was In force. and
ilt ndu II cpiiiSloH Win tiit uIN't VI
another automobile. which was clearly
caused by the latter's negligence. but
nevertheless the latter threatened to
sue insured. and the insurers adjustcr
settled with the party at fault for 5000,
the settlement. which insured had no
hand In. he being forbidden by his con-
tract to interfere with negotiations for
settlement OF claims, did not bind him
and estop him from asserting claim for
damages to his automobile against the
party at fault.-Burnham V. Williams,
l94 S. w. tMo) ISL.
The operator of Il jitney bus, not fol-
lowing prescribed route. and not run
ming on any regular schedule, fell with
in the class of automobile operators
specially exempted from the operation
of Acts 1916, C. 6S7. which exempts
therefrom motor vehicles engaged in the
business Of common carriers, and Is
included within the provisions OF chap.
ter 6l0, regulating license fees and the
operation Of motor vehicles to be used
in the public transportation of passen.
gers for hire. despite the provisions OF
section l4l. class +. of chapter 6S7.
which apply To motor vehicles employed
to transport persons for hire. and yet
coming properly within the defini.
ton of common carriers, such as taxi.
cabs.-Smth V. State, 100 A. tMd.j 77S.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-28
The Motor Vehicle i'm Court

The duties OF u motorcycle rider and
an automobile driver are precisely the
stme as 10 the care required In operat
ing their MISUNDERSTANDING May
lard, l62 Howa S64.
Aboy playing football and standing
Ia the street was not bound To use con
slant vigilance to look out for automo
biles having right to assume that n
driver would exercise the care the law
required OF him, and would give some
warning.-Dervin v. Premier. 100 A. Cvtl
go
II a boy playing football was making
an improper use OF the street, the fact
did not relieve persons driving an auto
mobile toward him OF the obligation to
exercise due care. but, having seen him.
they were bound TO proceed with that
measure OF caution which "A careful man
who faced such u situation would cxer.
cise.--Dervin V. Premier 100 a. vt,
7G0.
Where the commissioners of Fair.
mount Park in Philadelphia. had not
exercised the authority conferred upon
them by Act of April 81. 1909 P l.. 1861.
to fix rate Of speed for motor vehicles
ia the park. il was not contrlbutory
negligence. as matter of law, to operate
motor vehicle therein at between
eighteen and twenty miles an hour
Rocket " City Of Philadelphia. 100 4.
G'a) S62.
Act April -, 1865 a.. l., ioSsI sec. 81.
prohibiting any person from driving In
Paramount Park in the city of Phila.
delphia at more than seven miles an
hour was superseded by Act April 81,
1909 P l.. 265). regulating the registra.
ton, licensing. and speed of motor We.
hicles in municipalities in so far as the
former act limits the speed of vehicles
in the park.-Rockett V. City OF Phila
delphia, 100 A. PaJ S26.
The fact that neither an automobile
dealer nor a party 10 whom he sold "A
car. and whom he was teaching to run
IL. had a license to operate an automo.
bile, as required by Il. $. 40S7. when
the car struck a boy standing in the
street. was not evidence of negligence
on their part. The illegality of their
act in driving the car without license
being a mere condition, and not the
cause of the boys .injury.-Dervin V.
Frenier. 100 A. (Vtl $50.
Under Acts 1916, C. 6l0. prescribing
rules whereby the license fees for differ.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-28

thy Individual. doses Of caffeine equiv.
alent to that obtained from one cup
OF strong coffee produce no noticeable
effect except a slight nervousness
Doses equivalent to one and onehaif
cups produce marked unsteadiness In
muscular and mental work. Doses sum.
cient 10 produce any real stimulative
effect raise the blood pressure. some
times dangerously. and stimulate the
action Of the kidneys In a manner con.
sidered by physicians 20 be harmful.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-28
KITCHEN ElONOxY.

Washington star: Did you tell the
now cook she must economize?"
1--WE gently intimated g." replied Mr..
crosslotr. III I say too much about
IL. she may leave. Then III have -
pay another cooks transportation and
maybe she won't economics either. !
tell you this kitchen economy is u
more delicate proposition than a great
many peopl. think"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-28
JORNNY'S LUCK.

Boston Transcript; Country School
teacher-Now, Johnny, can you name a
cape in Alaska?
Johnny (stumpedINo'm.
Teacher-Nome: that's right, Johnny
Now next boy name another.