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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-02-02

benu cine nlsgc5ci6nctc @clcgcnbcit
bubclt, bonn bic Staot hat cine Dor
tbciibuitc Gage. llno milrbc sic So
BRIT bort gcbaltt, 10 lpiIroe sic Gin
mobner5obl Ser Staot iidJ binrtcu fur.
5cm Dcrbpppcln.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-02-02

Die bOben Eicbprciie boben %icb.
biche ipicocr ou5u bcluogcn ibr lGn9it
in Tcrgeiicnbcit gelangtc Wtctier mic.
Der uuf5unebnlen IND babcn in Der.
idyicOencn Counties lnicres Stuatcs
Den Sarmcrn i6pn grobc Serllite 5l,.
geiilgt. @ielc scr 9iebc tobten oos
Sieb uno nebnlen mir sic @ullt nit,
mGbrenb anberc nit @ciGbrt allsgc-
riiItct bas Sleiih olf bcl1 ndditen
Warft bringen uno es BORT 5lt einelll
gl,tcn Ereiic perfallfen. Sic COUNTY
Court bon SenrD Gollntp bat $4,000
9%clobnung a~llseeiett ollf sic Gr-
grciflln9 bicicr Sicbbicbc.
@egcnilbcr bon Eortlnnb in Gala.
man County, ba6cll CO cine Insobl
Der 9ilrger llntcrnommcn Gin Dor ct.
ipa 81 Sabre BORT gciunfcnes 9anlpfs
boot aus Dem Slllbbett ol,s5uarobcn,
fir melfen 3nef Der jcbigc nieocre
@aiicrItanb I'M Miiiorri cine quite
@clegenbcit bNtet. gs lit nidt be.
tannt pcIdler Hotlir Die Srodt bcs
%gcilnfenen 9ootes mar, bod iinb sic
l%ti1terncbmcr 5ufrieben tper,t iie nllr
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-02-02

-,S,;Sgc &obt. @alfcr febrte &c.
Itern bon elmer 8eihdftsrciie mad Pr.
fanIas 5rriid.
-Sobn s. Wl,eller uno Sollis
2%ansenbcrs. bon 0rafe, iuarcn lettcn
Gienstog in Gei6Gften bier.
SRI. Siloa Haild unb Srm9aro
9rllid bcfanoen lid gnoc letter go
die bcill6speiie in @aibington.
Gin Treis. Musfenball miro ON
Sarlstog, Den II. Scbrllar in Scil
nlonn's Sale IN Berger itottfinocn.
Der SorDang auf Der 9iibnc DER
Gon5crtballc miro 5ur 3eit bon cincrn
Moler aus ct. 2nllis re tnlrirt lt1b
nit ncllen In5eigcn bcrnalt.
Scbernlann lit frelrnOlidit cingc,
laocn ont Sonntag abeno, Den A.
Tcbritar, oem 0ffentliden ~Gltdrc"
I'M ncl,cn a. Gcor9 Sdulbaltic bel
5liuobncn.
-SrlS. Soa uno Splpia Sruid)
llno Sri. Ola MILLER bon ct. 2olis
fnrtcn unl Somltng bicrber Inn Den
Gltcrn lllo &erlponotcn bierlcl6it ci-
llcn @cilld ob5uitntten.
Gin Giienbabn5llg NIT %
Srod)trpngcn bon bcllcn icber nit orci
Spcrlnno glttomobile belaocn ipar,
pniiirtc lcttcn SpnncrStog unicrc
Stoot ol,i Scr Tobrt nod) Golifcr,
nlcn.
-S&ir llno crilld)t mOroen 81 be
rihtcu, DOB bic 2ebrcr-S DISCRIMINATING
in obcrcn 2ittle Berger S6ulbu,liC
ni6t mlorgclL Ionbcrn bclltc 5rcitng
Nbeno, Sen .. 6cbrltor, itottiinncn
miro.
Sd babe Oicicr Gage cine prud)t
boIlc IltSiuabl bon ncl,cll Sopcter,
atlltcr crbnlten. Son iett an bis
Ipril pcrbe i6 oieie Gopctcn gum
Hoitcnpreiie ~licfcrn.
Sont$ Sabcrltod IF,
N(nitrcidcr II. 0cforotcur.
Bic GinipciDltn0 rmicrcs nutcn
GapitoIS Ioll on 4. Sui 3. s. Itott
GaS critic Stodlpcrf lit be
rclts Ioucit Oollcnbct hnb Sic @con
ten 0asiclbe bc5icbcn fGnncr, mdbrcn0
man rcdnct bab bic pbercn 5todmcr.
fr, Scr 2cgislotur Saol lro Nebcn.
bis 5ltlt l.. Mfir5 bc5ogcn
fGnnen, Scr @oll foItct
$500, 100000.
-llnicr otter Srcrn0 Sans Gonll.
Ter BON Ibirb Greet bcfdno iih onl
ltlttlpod) mo gcItcr!l bier olS >@olt
icines 9tciicn, Getcr Goulicr ui1o
tattctc aid Dem &pIfsblntt cil,cn @c-
llb ub. Srclnb Sans, ser ihon boS
.Itcr bcS Eiolruiiten erreidt bat, or.
'rellt iid trobocm llod bcionocrcr
Ritltiatcit lnb bat iih aud, icillcn
&llmor nod friid crGoltcn.
Geo. San &orn bon Sulio, Of
aboma fam lcsten SomStag bicrhcr
III Itfrco @raf uno Salnilic. urb
,cIonbers icin 4 Sabre altes Sobn.
81 bciudcn, bos fallm brci $50
fen oft, Die Wllttcr bllrh sen son
bod in Srou @rof, sic cs az
i6 nobnt. cine smehc Mrttcr fono.
oerr Sait Sprn reiltc ollt 0icnstoo
lad Chicago I'M SSntereilc Scr Oil
Can't Sigbtning Irreltor 60. bon
Cl,lia, ocren Grdiioent or lit.
-Sro9c Mug. Meper, unier Me.
in Scr 2c9islotilr. bat als |
hlidter 9iirgcr, oils erfpIgrei6er
lbnofat uno @cidGftsmonn, mic piel ,
on S6uud uno Sunb geDalten l1b I
rim Icllbercs itets in Sornonie nit
o%fienen uno anIprudsloien
gcbaItcn, beito mebr fiel cs
ms bieier Gage ar,f, oils mir ans
elmer @eltentoidc Elm llbreehGnge ,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-02-02
Mns benadbarten Counties.

Mns benadbarten Counties.
ginbrc6er iprengten leste ISOLDE
IN Dem Saloon bcs Snbn @ilobaber
in Beaufort, Srantlin Gountp, ben
ciierncn @elbidranf unb crbeuteten
500 in Silbcrgclb.
Die Stnrf Bros. Nllrierp 60, bon
2ouiiiana, no. pcrianbtc ipGbreno
Der ISOLDE 5lpci G%arlabrngen ibrcr
illllItrirten Gatalogc, fir oeren Ser
ianbt bic 9aumiduI- 5irma $4,000
an EoItgclh 81 cntridten bate.
SIN Shulboilic 5u Mertco nurbc
Der Go Sabre oIte u. q. Grit6ficIb
bon Dem 70.jabrigcn Salpmon Sor
criboiien, neil Grithfielo Der As
Sabre oltcn Srau BON Sor 5u piel
Illfmerfiamfcitcn scibenft babcn
Ipll.
ct. 2ouis mill nit aller @elualt
5llr Willioncnitabt ncrben unb bat
81 oiclcm 3mcfc IN Der 2eeislatlr
cine Sorlagc c%ingcrcidt, oos Der
Staat sic Mad)t pcrleibt lire @ren-
sen 81 crreitern. Gin GROCER Sbcil
bon ct. 2ol,is Golrntp loll orncrirt
lucr0Cn.
ct. Coulter Sportlelltc bobcn Den
BON Der bod Sslanb 9abn bel 9eslie
nngclc9ten fleinen See gepad)tet I'M
m oenllelben ein Sergnilg,rngs.I SIC.
Tort an5lllcgen. Ser See, Der cinen
,SlG6clralln1 bon ctipa IS 9(der bat,
IT 90 SUB ticf uno lit reid an
Gic Sllnlcn bic fir Die Snollgl,ro.
ton @oupcrllcur 0%aroncr's or0c.
lporocn murert, foItcn Dem
Miiiouri $4,000. ga, mir
babcn'S ia 0n5l, ln,o ipcnll cs nid)t
Damn f0nncn mir ia ocll ga.
.oonnlann nod Elm poor bulocrt
ultfbilrbcn. !
". =. Cole, pun llnior, Srunflin
mo bel Der lcBten &nbl re- J
Dublitolliihcr Gongrcb'. Gonoiont
GiItrifts, lit bonn Nrocn Scr
oi In1cricu Slllr Stoots-
pocr gum boditen Geontcn
Der Sogcn bicics Srocns I'M Stootc
%crnunnt morbcll.
Scr Dor 81 Subrcn III st. Soltis
lcgrilnocte gegenieitigc Seriidc.
'%lll9soroen ,.Scgion Of Sonor" ipll
leridtlid bnnferott crfldrt lpcrocn
IA or MIR nod 60 Mtitelieber l1no
,tpa $4,000 @citono, obcr $22,5OO
lllbc5abltc Stcrbegelocr bat. @G9-
enc lcincS Scltcbers Dat ser Srbei
100000 III, Sterbceclocr ollsbe,
,oDlt.
0ie Staats- Iderbult. 9cboroc hat
mi Grtltbigllngen bel oen Sarnlcrn
III Stantc, bic tic nellid) ma6te, ats.
Jeretnet baB Joe 5ornler 3 %GSanilic
,ur6i6nittlid SS4 Yfrrnb Sdmcine.
lcild jdbrlid perbraudt. Mcd)nct
nan ourdiAnittlid flint Ecrioncn
l,r 5amilic, 10 cntfG,lt al1f jcbcs
Nltglieo Der Snn1ilic Gin Sdipcin
'pn 1T Siuno @epidt.
Habc 8allntin, Sabics Gountn
Ouroc bent bon iciucr Samilie &C.
remit lebcnbcn See 9. &oecrs Gin
acitoblen, in meldem iit
cine griporniiic im 9etrag bon ct.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-02-02

Die Stnrf Bros. Nurierp 60, bon
2ouiiiano, Mo. pcrianotc ipGbreno
Der ISOLDE 5rpci Garlaorngen ibrer
illllItrirten G%atalogc, fir oeren Ser
ianbt Die @alrmid)ul- 5irma $4,000
an Yoitgclh 5l cntridten bate.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-02-02

Ginbrcder iprengten leste ISOLDE
IN Dem Saloon bcs Snbn @ilbbaber
in Beaufort, Srantlin Gountp, ben
eiierncn @eloi6ranf unb crbeuteten
500 in Silbcrgclb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-02-02

Die Wiiiourier 2egislatltr mirft
oas @elO Ser Steuer5abler geraoeal,
aus bcm 5cniter beralls, bern ionit
bGttc lie lebtc @ohe nift ben @c-
idluB angcnomnler, irnb 5ipar tros
Der 9cfGmpfllns bon Soften Senator
Gardner, 5000 Gppicn bon 8rpan's
@emaid iiber 8eiberltimmrcd)t ilnb
Erobibition br1fen Sli laiien. Scr
@oridlag $500 Gopien oes @efaiels
in belttider Sprade briden ST. LAT.
fen plirbe nicoergeitimrnt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-02-02

Sm Sdulboilic 5u Merico muroc
Scr Go Sabre alte u. 81. Grit6ficlb
bon Dem 70.jabrigcn Salomon Sor
crihoiien, neil Grithfielb Der 45
Sabre oltcn Srau bon Sor 5u piel
characterization seidenft babcn
lpll.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-02-02
Ban6
uOn tjrrmaun, flo.
eriudjt Gnd] unl cinen libe.
ralen Shell Cures ganfsc.
idGftes.
&time Saaf iid,erer

TIreftrlcu: =
u. u Urcurr, Noot. y8al;er
G,Hrp Grass, GcnrD 10. Setotie
Gcnrp StSntr, Z. ! Stpenut r
q. y. @ a fer, aaiiirer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-02-02

ct. Coulter Sportlelltc Dobcn Den
bon Der nod Sslanb 9abn bel 2eslie
angclcgten %fIeinen See eepadtet l,lll
an oer1ielben Elm Sereniigrnss.& SIC.
iort on5ltlcgen. Der See, Scr cinel,
Uldhcllraum bon ctlua IS 9lfer bat,
lit 30 SUB ticf uno lit reid an
6iidcn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-02-02

Sic Slllnlcn Oic fir Die Sl,ol,gl,ro.
tlon @Ollpcrllcl1r 8aroncr's unoc.
ihofit lDorocn pnren, foItcn Dem
Stoat @fiiiouri $4,000. ga, mir
babcn'8 ia On5lt, unO pcnll cs nid)t
Iangt, Damn f0nncn mir ia Dem Ga.
loonnlalm nod, ein paar bltrloCrt
Sbolcr uuibilrbcn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-02-02

Nabc 6allatin, Oapics Golrntp,
ipi,roc bent bon icincr Santilie &C.
trennt lebcllbcn See 9. Hoecrs Gin
@lebfcIicl gcitoblenL in ipelbem lid,
feline Griparniiic int 9etrag bon ct.
ipa $1,000 in @olb befanocn. Hog.
ers pflc9tc oen &eiiel bel ieincr Ir-
belt ollf icincr 5arm nit iid 5n ncb.
men unb inter elmer alten &iitc alt
pcrber9cn, mas Dem 0ieb ieoenfalls
befannt mar.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-02-02

ct. Sollis mill nit aller @efpalt
CUR Willioncnitabt mcrbe1t unb bat
81 oicicm 3pcfc IN Der 2egislatur
cine Sorlagc cill9crcidt, oos Der
Stuat sic Mfad)t pcrleibt ibrc @rcn.
sen 81 crnciterr. Gin GROCER Sbcil
bon ct. 2oltis Golrntp ioll "onncrirt
lUcr0cn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-02-02

". =. Cole, BON luton, Srunflin
GOulltp, mo bel Der lcbten @nbl rc.
plblitonildcr Gorgrcb'. Gonoiout
0icics 9iitritts, lit bonn Nrocn Scr
@ooOulcn 81 Imcrico 5lllt Stoots-
Goniul, oOcr gum boditen Gcomtcn
Der Sogc, bicics Srocns I'M Stootc
MiIiouri crllonlt mcrbcll.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-15
MUERTO AL SER ATROPELLADC
POR UN AUTO.

W. c. Filming, 1888 dc Ia Gale
Sharer. muri6 antenoche a las u al
ser arrollado por un auto conducido
por Z, l. Trennon, PIG de Ia Gale
de Soledad. FL a~ccidente ocurri6
entire las GALES de Palmetto y Van
Ness.
Filming Sc habia bajado de un jit-
ney y Sc preparaba para cruzar Ia ca
lie, cuando fue alcanzado por e. au-
10 de Trennon, producitndose el &C
cidente que le cause Ia muerte. En-
el acto Sc lie condujo al Hospital de
Santa Rosa. donde d~ijeron los medi-
COS, que l. muerte habia sido debi-
IA I un golpe en- e. cerebro. lie so
breviven IL viuda Y una hermana.
E. cadaver fue enviado I Ia Ricbe
Undertaking Company.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-15
Ia CAMPANA Sc INICIA AHORA
EN- EUROPA.
(Viene de la Pae TAD

, e,:istii mace in sigio. cuando ante
Leipzic. todas las grandes potencias
de Europa Sc unieron para poner fin
I IA amenaza ~napole6nica y despues
de LEIPZIG, empezaron q formular a.
uuellos planes que cristaFzaron pos
teriormente en- Ell Congreso de Vie
ma. despues que Waterloo hubo sella-
DO para siempre Ia suerte de Napo-
leon. La unica diferencia que Sc
deS.aca cfntre aquella Y esta Situa-
c:6n. es cue los al;ados de 1917 no
r~onsideran possible r~estableccr las
condolences existenteS antes de a
guerra. mientras que los de mace un
.ig, 0. ,lererminaron que asi debia IA
rcrse. = no descansaron hasta consig-
mario IN 81 documento que fue fir
mado en- Viena por los representatives
lie las naciones.
Erigfr una nueva Polonia. una nue.
- Serbia. una nueva Bohemia, au-
a.+a,s;5r - fparzo de IN
~ r,e3io ID l., inclusion en-
,a.a, 30 los m~ilones de III
~ -, obor, son subd;tos de
, u,.um;,. vn;r . Russia los va
mr.,aS 10 a~slavos cue ahora
..r.;sos .r+rs los Monies
-, rios Rpc y Dniester;
D,.;o - 81 Cnarno Ne Orc,
,,..ora FINAL dc las anbiciones
.N.u;.,s ., J., misma forma que
n-., So. nr.s,o an oaari;a en- las
~ H., Phi, contra n Fyancia
.r,,. ,nirar do enmeJio
a,u.riaco oro eY Sofia
81 ... h,,1ooro naro
o,ara,es
Il. 10 sami-
o' '.'4l - Cr.o;a n,e ,ay5 = tjcho
ID" ,~.l. -. :, rrirs. b,.ian6o
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-15

- -
A '''''' :,
~ - Fc'
49, S ''' ~
's' '"''
pare &c 7'eii"i''" ; ""'' ~ " US
m.gos ue' que "oH = ;" "'''"o' "s''''
que no Is p'o'@0'' que 0'"'-"
-" 'o.0 ESQ iV!"''!'
">1'"'' '.''"'
80 > H'
S'".'
- Il" '>>" '"''"' '''" '
s'' Wa" ~ 49,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-15
Diez Y ocho meses mas.

81 he tratado de aclarar estos eX-
t-emos, es porQue antes de mi reclente
yiaie 4 Europa, eXprese ~publicamente
IA opinion, Gue tambi4n ere lie de nlu-
rhcs otros an~ericanos., de que era po-
sib!e una paz 7erociada. Tendra que
ser dentro de ano Y medic, por 10 me-
nos, a mi ~entender. La aspiration
23ada. cuyas l;neas principales he ira
zado. seguira en- IA mente de los AHA
dos hasta fines del aAo pr6Ximo, a me-
nos cue Alemania Sc rinda. o que ga
ne antes, o que una revolucion en-
Alemania, altere el aspecto de las CO.
Sas. Aun en- este ultlmo case, las MO
diflraciones serian de es"asa inllor-
tancia, porque la Gran Rretaha COM
prende ahora, como Francla 10 sabe
haze mucho tempo, que en- los ultlmos
dias de Julio de 1914 no habia gran
divergencia de propositos entire 81
Kaiser Y 81 pueblo, V que amDos desea-
ron la guerra por igual
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-15
No DretcneR di'idir
q ~tlemania.

=, 81 1.seo = ardi.q;e Jeseo de po-
l.r. .,,f;,a~ rodo este con h ciariiad
,...s,rio nara Que mis- ~!ecvores Sc
.fa, c.,zrra nerfe.ta de 10 que Quiero
low ,,,ss da,5a ahora hast. u ter
no n .,,erra 10 cre deio expuesto
IA 10 rorra, CT 2, fondo de 10 que sc
d,no o - baya. 10 mismo en- las camel
yc.;as ore an n direction de las ope-
n. ,~'is,ios no So hacen IL
ia r,,. 10 nay one ppeder impo-
,,.,. , los o~raranss sea pcrmanente:
NJ asne,an apIas,ar a .A!eman;a: 10
o,-ioan 81 proD6sito de proceGer Z IA
n,,.u-.;., do, in,,.r;o del Kaiser, d
:. l., l~ayolnci6n de n Alsacia v
=, r,ra,, =. n ,~ihar,,;Gn de los pola-
.r.n..,as ,orcne co,rp,,nden que
49,: ~ r. b~;ci4ror sembrarian con
III. +, ,.,,o,., ssm;ra de nuevos or
tf..
,,,a A;e,,,,ia - near
eo-,aSan,o,.. =, DO ,c.h,r "a
..,c.,do on II ,o,6r,;ro semi
- I;,,In ,ra r-,, nac;5n con sesenta
.m..e. 40 hob;r,r,ss y ors-lora .,
.,ndir;o,os DO reo,nerar 81 vjtalidad
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-15
81 s,Lln cuxsEny,>no ST. DENIES

NrLua ur.parrun lara lbs umnr< NrF" mr una lorna "HNFara "HWW'.
T. ri r.uunLu dc IN CtculrI par IN gran d''E"ia rfNHh"" ' Is "a MI III"
IN eli uluh, Tara rIDhmpHrr" H. hnhi, Y IhII"Gf 81 I'"" ~.
e. Lm ., sin Il n,ltr in i los 'nrh- U- dI' rh> '"hHth "H :" rn
.T Cm1rn, to-, Iriu"ud,>a rlEo- tn" IN rHrlInl"" r l'd"'H l ahnklp" ,"' Imf
,.ur, q rurrniru en- I Mumh, mEru ir G", = I>H" I"~h I"fu rW, ' "
80. rrIa.y aI,rIlGu, ,nraS >m> y IN at"nh' zen "minr lie" IhrH. ."WWTc
ut nhIg urIc nu Sra fr,IarIm n On ab"h, '" Hir"HtIrli = h- "'mn, IN
.T I,r.uUruk InI rh-F-ur nnrNt> 'I'hN 'fH"'"" - 49, rr m,
Han- gratis ron rya inrnI" "m' rr"t""u "a 'FUH hF"HE m t "1r,m'
rmI, do ,lrmt- : Ut rwntd dor ImUH!in de" 'IG@h'" VI 'EW" 'm'
Lsu" ruMlt, rnrl uHELa>' i
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-15
REVISTA DE LA PRENSA.
Niene de la 3a.)

lenci&, y para que el gran autGcrat2
viviese con el ~esplendor Quasi divine
de los CeSareS romanos. Inglaterra,
o SUI prodigiosa clarividencia poll
tica, con Su maestria consumada en-
as artes de Ia politica. VIC que su
destruction seria IL consequences for
zosa de Ia destruction de Francia Y
Russia. \ viendo ~segaZmente G! cnOr-
ME epligro aquc Ia amenaZaba, ha
desarrollado ontra el ~aut0carata es-
tupeHdas actividades militares. Con-
TIA 81 ha moviliZado cinco m;lioneS
de hombres. Ha sido neceSario este
~csfuerZo giganteSco de mllitariZac!0u
paIa organiZar II defensa contra cl
aut0crata. EnfurecidO este ante Ia
formidable resiStencia de luglIItrra.
yesolvio bloQuearla pOr medic de los
Submarines cor 81 fin De rendirla Tor
hambre. Pero eSta campaNa lie ha
Waldo Al aptjGsata n guerra con
los k;tad9s Unidos, indignados de
yer como Sc asrSina 4 los neuiraieS
en- eL mar. He ali Ia lucha cntr" .!
autocrata Y 81 democrata. He ahi 4
.ucha entire II a~utocrcia germans :
~ uemocracia TorteamericanI.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-15
ProDabi!idaeS de una paz
aislada.

Los alemaneS trataran, n~aturalnreN-
e. de haeer IA paz por separado, Q
uuo de suS enemigoS con Russia, por
medic de n aceptaci6n de las cordi-
Clones de 1Hli 4 10 cue es possible que
agreGuen concesiones de los austria
0 e II Galitzia y Ia naturalization de
los pardanelos. a satisfacer en- parte
sus aspiracioRes sobre Constatinopla,
con FraHcia q Ia cual podrian ORE
Ger Ia Alsacia y Ia Lorena. Pero Ia
paz aislada con Francia, es cosa dena-
siado remota, cast incredible despues
de los ultimos acontecimientos de la
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-15

5USCRiBASE I'd. a la PRENSh'
Is Ell. MEjOR nERiODICO
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-02-05
British Naval Experts Predict
War Miracles From Z. s.
See Stronghold in Americas
'Sea Wasp" Patrol.
big FLEET WON'T HELP ALLIES
English Authorities See This
Need Already Filled.
Quote Farragut's "Damn the
Torpedoes; Full Speed Ahead"

London. Feb. 5.-British newspa-
.ers believe The turning point il The
war has been reached. AT indication
q how important they regard the sit
1ation may be judged from The fact
that today's editions devoted from 40
20 90 per cent of their editorial and
news pages to the American situation.
American news and analysis of Ameri-
can naval strength was featured al
most to the exclusion of news from
the various fronts and discussion of
Britain's own internal affairs.
Naval experts opinions were spread
over columns in the papers. Their
discussions conferred on the possible
aid which might be expected from
America on The seas. The experts
disagree on many points-eveE while
shey argue from the same sets of
tables showing American naval
strength-ano probably the same pic
lures.
The pictures. incidentally. are print
ed in remarkable profusion.
The naval experts are practically
unanimous in their opinion that the
main American fleet will not serve
any purpose which is not already
adequately met by present forces of
the allies. The greatest attention is
conferred on weapons which might
be used to combat the submarine
menace.
U. s. Needs Fast Cruisers.
Some opinions bewail the failure of
America to provide fast cruisers, 9TH
ers take satisfaction in large numbers
of destroyers and gunboats listed in
the American register.
The most interesting comment noted
was the belief that something new will
be produced from Thomas A. Edison's
invention board" appointed as a con-
sulting committee by Secretary of
Navy Daniels. Some predictions were
that a master weapon against the
submarine would be revealed once the
United States entered the war.
Without exception the most favor
able attention was given by critics to
the mobilization Of volunteer motor
craft, whose recent maneuvers in
mock warfare against submarines
were apparently keenly watched from
this side of the water.
The Britains called these motorboat
adversaries of the submarines ''sea
wasps.
They hold that the addition in large
numbers of these submarine hunters
to the allies effective naval forces
would be of the utmost value at the
present juncture. The organization
of this force, the London Express OBJ
serves, proves the American navy de-
partment has not been slow to learn
the lessons of this war"
Praise Personnel of u. S. Navy.
All British newspapers united in
lauding the spirit of the American
navy.
Everything justifies the confidence
which the United States reposes in its
naval strength" declared the Times.
Its officers and men are real sailors"
declared the Standard
The standard of discipline is dir
ferent from ours-it is democratic,
altho efficient, nevertheless
The Standard quotes Farra gut s
words, Damn the torpedoes-fu,l
speed ahead" as typifying the Ameri-
can naval spirit
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-02-05
JAP CRISIS is NEAR
They Object to Asiatic Exclusion in
Immigration Bill.
Washington, Feb. s.

Washington, Feb. 5.-New objec-
tions from Japan to the language of
the Asiatic exclusion section of the
vetoed immigration bill were disclos-
ed in the senate today when Senator
Reed fighting the proposal to re-pass
the bill over the presidents veto, an
nounced he had been authorized by
the state department to say that the
japanese embassy had called atten-
ton to the provisions. The bill as
finally passed was thought to meet all
objections.
The house already has re-passed the
bill over the veto. There were some
indications that the international sit
uation might influence the senate not
to re-pass the bill. altho it was ex-
pected to do so under ordinary circum-
stances. The administration already
has successfully used its influence to
prevent passage of anti-alien land
bills in Idaho and Oregon, objected to
by Japan and a desire not to agitate
relations with Japan now is evident
in all administration quarters.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-02-05
LOOKING FOR WAR
On Battle Front They See Ger
man-American Trouble.
Allies in Trenches Are Pleased
With the Outlook.

With the British Armies in the
-Fteld,-Feb. 5.--EyeFybody atsthe front
believes war between America and
Germany is certain.
AS news of Americas diplomatic
break spread last night, ripple of
applause figuratively swept the entire
army zone.
Every mess thruout the front buzzed
with the news. The officers and men
were pleased. The general opinion
was that the moral effect of America S
diplomatic break would Immediately
be as depressing to the Germans and
encouraging to the allies.
Americans in the Canadian regi-
ments were busily handshaking and
receiving compliments. There was
gaiety everywhere.
Americas backing is appreciated
here-even tho thus far that support
is only moral.
The report quoting Count Won Bern
stroff, German ambassador in Wash
ington, as plaintively wondering how
he would get home, was provocative of
much mirth.