davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Detroit times., 1917-09-12
Third Inning.

CLEVELAND Barby singled 20
center Granty forced Ragby Young
Co. Rush Grancy stole Re also stole
third as chapman walked. speaker
triplrd O. tho scorcbosrd scoring
Graney and Chapman Roth singled
90 center scoring speaker Harris
singled 20 left Roth stopping az
second Evans fied 60 licilman Roth
died stealing. StanaEe 10 Witt. Three
runs three hits. no errors
DETROIT Chapman threw out
Dauss BaEby threw ont Bush. Wit
died 20 Speaker 40 run. no hit. no
The Detroit times., 1917-09-12
Scandinavians In
Capital See Shake-Up
In Government

WASHINGTON. Sept r. -Scandr-
navan diplomats declared today
Sweden pro-German conservative
Will fall before the
i.oweu .tuXbHrg "spurlos yersenki -
correspondence ecnt fia Sweden
from Argentina Their advices In.
dicatcd hat the Liberal and Social.
ist movement is growing So rapidly
that fhe swedish elections this
The Detroit times., 1917-09-12
ARGENTINA BREAKS WITH GERMANY
As RESULT OF INTRIGUE IN WHICH
SWEDEN ACTED ROLE OF SPY
Political UpheavaI In
Sweden Is Expected
by Diplomats

5uENos AIRES, Sept. 12,-.
Handing passports to Count Lux
burg, German charge, today. the
Argentine government Indicated
Its re-openlne Of the whole sub
marine controversy, with tho
hint Of an ultlmatum threaten
ing a break with Germany.
Germany 10 10 be asked TO re-
define her U-boat plans and the
Argentine government holds II
these are satisfactory. Berlin
Will be permitted 70 send anoth-
er minister to Buenos Aires.
Otherwise, Argentine Will with
draw her minister from Berlin
The Detroit times., 1917-09-12
1--7771777777777
THE WEATHER

detroit md Vicinityi "Wednesday
niaht and Thursdsy. partly eioudf
probably showrrsf warmer toniEhti
rnsdcrnte southwest Winds.
lower uIrhigant Probably show
.rs w~dnrsdsy night and Thursday
vnrmrr tonight
Upper !akrst Moderate south
winds. shifting 10 west and north
rrst Thursday CLOUDY. probably
showers wednesday night and Thurs
day. warmer tonight
Lower iakest Moderate 10 fresh
south md southwest vindai fair to-
night nnd Thur-dRyi warmer tonight
Highest temperature this date In
the pn-t % years. - In 1874 nud
1900, lnwrst. ~ la 1902.
The Detroit times., 1917-09-12
Lexington Results.

First Race Blind IN ggaRc. won.
Marion Gooshy second John Jr.
third Time l.1f Canrruu. Sparkler
and panzarcfa also ran. CGoophy and
John Jr coupled. Perkins entry
Second Race ~ fulrunEs Viva
American. ITS otclsHy). won <orbly
IJ- Gtown rf1 second ff0nevdew. 100
tMorys) ttlrl Time oS Postmast-
er and KirRtite's cub also ran
The Detroit times., 1917-09-12
NATIONAL LEAGUE
erows vIneIess Potat2es.

FfNDLAY. O.. Sept fred
Necley Is growing some vhleless po-
tatoes in his war garden hero.
When his potatoes failed 20 come
mp. he started 20 plant cabbage
plants and found that the potatoes
he had planted were developing. but
that the vines were absent They
were larger than walnuts
The Detroit times., 1917-09-12
Sixth Inning.

CLENELAND-o.N struck out
Bagby was safe after Cunningham
dropped the hall after tagging hlm
graney flied 60 Rush and Bagby wHs
doubled of first Bush % Burns so
run. no hit one error
DETROIT Bush aIed ~ Roth Wit
doubled down tho left field FOUL line
BnEhy threw ont cobb. Witt taking
third. Graney got Ncach's long Gy
80 run. one hit. no error.
The Detroit times., 1917-09-12
BY WV q SHEPHERD
m CorrgeuoUdeiut UtfoJ PR

FthN 'fI HpDNtt l-t WitfHEJtaS
PFTROGRAD, Sept H. (De-
layed.) The Petrograd division Of
the Womens Legion OF Death. was
revolving today Pledged 10 die
in defense OF the democracy and
with their bravery already proved
on the battlefield, the women fight
ters OF the capital are up IN arms
against their commander in-chief
Nine. Butchkoreva, because "she is
too rough"
That was the explanation OF Nine.
Butchkoro@as departure for Moscow
yesterday, according 10 members Of
the Legion of Death today one girl
explained she and her associates in
the battalion felt Nine Butchkor-
eva's disciplinary methods were
wrong
How does she maintain disci-
pl.ne p" asked
"Thus. she replied and illustrat.
The Detroit times., 1917-09-12
studio. In Sacrifice

DO You think women ought 10
take an active part In politics ."
yes" replied Senator Sorghum
But I'm afraid that a girl who sac.
rihces her life 10 politics Is going
10 have something like the custo.
mary experience of girl who mar.
ries man 10 reform him Wash
In rfnn SInr
The Detroit times., 1917-09-12
R q e =. s
Belmont Results.

First Rarc- Ailcen . won wood
violet second Lady Eileen. third
Time 0s 7-J Portia High Vale and
Queen MarEot also ran.
Second Race SteepleChase. about .
miles Plafslr r Amour. won peR o.
My Heart fell Time. al. only two
starters Peg o' Ny Heart did not
finish
Third Race FrarOnRrd won Mas
da second oerune third Time.
0i e-i Rabette and Artist also ran
The Detroit times., 1917-09-12
Havre De Grace Results.

Tlrat Race-5is furionFs SINGER
ity. io7 ,Mulcahy) won Cave Man,
10g tWallsl second Austral Jos
tT.oudsrl fhffd Time los 2-S
Little Roy sunny Hll and Paganini
also ran
second Race Ahdon. won otto
Floto. second Hamboo. third Timc.
ass Masterfui ROYAL Spinner
Brazenoz and Sellwood also ran
The Detroit times., 1917-09-12
First Inning.

Ci.EVELANDzVltt threw ont Gra-
hunted safciy 70 Wit Cbanr9n ard
Speaker pulled a double steal Nitt
threw rut Roth, Chapman scoring
Warris flied TO cobb one run. ono
hit. no error
DETROIT Wamhy throw out Bush.
klepfer threw out Witt Chapman
threw out cobb No run. no hit mo-
The Detroit times., 1917-09-12
Eighth Inning.

,,,t,- f., i.'.., , .-,.--
~ Burns Harris. scored on Turner's
IcuE slrfifeo 0y 60 Cohh % Nef lined
30 Dotn one run Unc hlf un error.
DIT Nofr Speaker walked into
d"ep center FOR Stamagea nF Cuu-
ninEham hlf home run into left
rsll Chapman threw ont Bush. VIE
sinrlcd g. lrff cobb 0Iad tO Speak
rr ono rnr two hits r. arr.r
The Detroit times., 1917-09-12
Fourth Inning.

CLEVELAND Dauss threw cut
Turner. ONcN sent long hy 70
cobb BaRby tripied 90 the right aeid
wall Grnney walked Wit fumb-
led chapman groundcr and then
threw over BURNS head RaEby and
GrancY scoring chapman reaching
third Spcaker walked Daues taken
out Cunningham replacing him Roth
famed TWn runs DFe mt one err
TuF.
DETROIT chapman throw ont
cobb Neach died 90 Graney. Hcl-
man flied to Roth. No run. no hit,
The Detroit times., 1917-09-12
Seventh Inning.

CLEVELAND chapman tripled %
loft speaker popped 10 Bush Roth
fled to Cobb chapman tried TO score
and was doubled. cobb 90 stanage
No run. ono hit no error.
DETROIT ieilman was ont chap
man g. Harris. Hnrus lined straight
into Evans hands Young was out.
Turner % Harris. So run. no hit.
The Detroit times., 1917-09-12
Third Inning

CLEVELAND Young throw out
Klspfer Graney famed Chapman
doubled 90 center Speaker walked
ON four pitched balls. Bush threw out
Roth 80 run one hit no error.
DETROIT Young famed. spencer
grounded 20 Chapman James went
20 second when his Frounder went
through Harris Bush hunted safely
towards first. James stopping 81 third
Wit flied 20 Roth No run. one hif,
The Detroit times., 1917-09-12
First Game
DFTHOIr-
First Inning

CLEVELAND -Gr0ney was safe on
Bush hiEh throw Chapman hunted
safslN Grnncy stopping no ar nd
Speaker flcd 90 Noach ao did Roth.
Harris walked. nlllnR the bases Gra-
ucv was out trying 90 steal home.
DnuFs 90 Stannee. SO run. ono h.t
ono error
DETROIT Bush singled thru che
The Detroit times., 1917-09-12

Prisoner ! took Tho money in
tending go put IL back You see j
wanted 90 get married and
Lawyer And you expect 20 put
money back after marry ing2 ! can
get Won on on The grounds ~ in
sanity Philadelphia Bulletin
The Detroit times., 1917-09-12
Second Inning

CTFY ELANt-- Bush threw ont Ev-
ans from back of second base. Young
and Burns retired Turner o'Neil
fauled 10 Burns. 30 run no hit, no
error
DETROIT Chapman threw out
Heiimqu Burns doubled 20 right cen-
Ter Turner robbed Young ~ hit
ON a great running stop and threw
HIN oft al hrst Chapman and Har-
rs retired Stansge No Tun. one hit
no error
The Detroit times., 1917-09-12
U-bASE IS
RAIDED BY
AMERICANS
of Five Subma-
rines Described
In Letter

DENVER, Colo. Sept. "a
Mrs. Tinsiey Smith, OF this city
has been informed that her
brother, David G. Allen. a sur
geon in the United States navy,
has been killed A brief tele-
gram giving no details. brought
the news Of Aliens death
The Detroit times., 1917-09-12
Second Inning.

CLEVELAND - James threw ont
Wamby Evans popped % James.
% Neii fou}ed 10 Burns No run mo-
HIT. no error
DETROIT Neach lined 20 Graucy
Hcilmsn grounded 20 Wamby BurnH
fled % Roth No run no hlt. no crrnr-
The Detroit times., 1917-09-12
Ninth Inninp.

CLEVELAND EnEbv singled 70
center Graucy singled 90 center
NHEhy stopping 81 second Bush
throw out Chapman speaker singled
tY right scoring HaghY and CFanev.
-NonArr tak-ng .nr-ul ON LLr lMrnW
The Detroit times., 1917-09-12

NEW YORK. sept While tho
navy department has announced only
two sea fights In which United
states vessels participated and
there have AS yet been no land en-.
gagements between Americans and
Germans. letters giving rumors. re-
ports and alleged details OF numer.
Gus battles are beginning 10 appear
The Time, today printed a letter
from man said 90 be- with Perish.
'ng's force. dated Aug - and de
scrlbing destruction Of four subma.
rines and The finding OF a. drowned
German sailors This letter also
saws desiroyers presumably Amer.
lean raided hoN base. sinking
five The writer gNes many de
tails. describes tho age and appear
ance of prisoners and says six De.
stroyers and two airplanes. In one
clash. defended FIVE transports from
- submarines
The New York World today
vouched for the writer of letter
from "a port In France" dated Aug
2s which described battle between
an Amcricp ,garshiY and German
or Austrian destroyer named the
llan. on lands End
The enemy ship was forced 20 sur.
render, the letter declares, and later
sank Twvnty-onc officers and 35
men we're taken prisoner The Unit.
"a states ship Was hit three times
Wholesale destruction of subria.
rines was reported IN letter IN the
Philadelphia Public Ledger few
DAYS ago The writer declared Amer
lean varshlp~ and airplanes repulsed
q lna-sod l'hcat attack on United
States transports and that after the
light the water where hc subma-
rines had been was covered with
ell AMI Wrcckage
4 laud engagement near Lens. IN
which "a division of American troop.
ers licked he'll ont of bunch of
Roches' was also reported In the.
New York Worlds letter
The Detroit times., 1917-09-12
Fifth Inning

CLEVELAND Bush and Burns re-
tired Harris. Evans 9Ied 90 Cobb.
Cunn inEham tossed ont Turner. SO
run no hit mo- error
DETROIT -Speaker cauEht Burns
ny Young hunted safely Stauage
lined 20 Speaker. Chapman threw out
Cunningham No ran enc hit. no er-
The Detroit times., 1917-09-12
Fourth Inning.

CLEVELAND Harris walked. and
Wamhy singled 20 centeL Harris
stoppinR Rt second Evans struck
out OSeii hlt into n double play,
Rush to Young 20 Burns No run.
one hit no errnr
The Detroit times., 1917-09-12

one year REo todRtf Highest tom
ueratur~. 80 lowest, 0Si mean. T6i
cicRr weather.
The sun sets "wednesday nj 0t47 y.
u, and rises Thursdns Rt 0ttO n.
The Detroit times., 1917-09-12
A r.RrICrIAR morEL

For particular people Tho HOTEL At
LANTI1 n chicago. Clark. near Jackson.
go rooms. 81 20 up
The Detroit times., 1917-09-12

WASHINGTON. Sept. 12.-The
war and navy departments declared
officially today they have no reports
confirming statements contained in
tho letters
The Detroit times., 1917-09-12

BY HEREwARp cARRlNoToN
Soldiers killed In war feel no
pain
Entrance into ne spiritual world
U.s. accomplished without suffering,
but the released spirit. killed in bal
tie. Ia for n while dazed by the sud.
den shock OF violent death.
The Detroit times., 1917-09-12
AMERICAN LEAGUE

New York ............l
Philadelphia ..,-..,,...4 o
Batteries Caldwell and Nunemak-
er. Johnson and Meyer.
ROston ....... ......t............O
Washington ,...... ....t....-- 20 q U
Battcries-Shore and Cady; Ayers
and Afugrntth
The Detroit times., 1917-09-12

Trv our nuOndaV Vnr rafIOu unch-
con SOC Liberty dinner o0c. both
worth while Adv
The Detroit times., 1917-09-12

box Wit popped 20 Harris Speaker
made q great running catch ~ Cobp
ny. near the hleaChcrs. Bush stole.
Turner threw out Feach No run,
The Detroit times., 1917-09-12

unites. The spirit then occupies H.
Those who arc Killed battle
usually feel no pain So long ga
they live. they DO hui these arc
Tho pains of lie NOT death AZ
700n ~ fFe spirit is freed from the
mortal body pain ceases. and The
being thus liberated fhcuceiorNarG
suffers no more Lain or anguish"
The Detroit times., 1917-09-12

save Money FOR NrNt Liberty Loan
hN entinr az the Hotel grfswoid
Cafeteria Excellent food. properly
propnraH Adv
The Detroit times., 1917-09-12
Soldier Death Feels

frmH s one - a number ~ arti-
,iss iy IferewHrd Darringtun. fam
uur American psy nulogisi and rtn.
don't ~ psythlcal phenomena. given
g. Tho TImos in an Interview with ita
Sew YORK correspondent. Frederick
81 kerby Another VIII appear kn an
The Detroit times., 1917-09-12

NntIcet nnwIins tcaEae S.cretnrIe.

FROM nHr own farms az bloomfield
HNis Hotel GrlsWold Cafeteria.
Adv.
The Detroit times., 1917-09-12

The Vaughan CHASER stock Com
panv. in fnr spoken drama az new
Adams tleafHr. Grand Circus park
Matinee today. 2I5 Rrrrrve1 seats
-s-50c. Night prices 1i-df-6gr ant
The Detroit times., 1917-09-12

Prfntinc-the pirin neat kind--fhaf
: rlrht--Tl..lr. Inh Dent MnIn tITo
The Detroit times., 1917-09-12
A Selected Paper for Selected Soldier

You can have the seifeensored Tnes-ony Detroit
daily conducted time saving, papersaVlng basis
sent 70 your busy brother In the training camps
Tor what u would cost you 10 RENAL your own copy
$500 for 3i2 papers.
Let the terse Times be your daily letter to your hero
The Detroit times., 1917-09-12

TODAN's TEMPi'HATI Ms
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-22
Ell PROBLEMA QUE Sc PRESEN.
TARA DESPUES DE LA PAZ

LONDRES, Enero 20. Sc calcula
que son entire Seis Y ocho mi!loncS
las personals que ahora trabajan per
cucnta del gobicrno. o sea la mi ad
dc los jornaleros del RENO Undo.
Al terminar la guerra. segun ha
dcclarado en- su informe el cOmitc
nombraio para rcsolver los profile
mas que s~urjan dcspuGs del conflicto.
cstas personals tendran que volvcr a
TRAFALGAR particularmente.
No Sc despcdira simultaneamente
a todos estos obrcros, pcro Sc estima
probable que 4 los dos mescS de paz,
hayan salido va de los tallercs del Es-
tado de dos a tres milIones de perso-
mas.
En- cuar,o a la decentralization cl
comitG cstima que los licenciamicntos
no pueden exceder de cinco mil.
De esta manera Sc ncccsitariar
unos seis mescs para liccnciar un mi
Hon de hombrcs.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-22
Ell desqrroUo de las en-
fermedades a causa
de la guerra

BALTIMORE, Enero 20.-El doc
tor Alfred Meyer. de Nueva York.
especialiSta en- Intermediates consun-
twas. declare hoy que de no tomar<c
grandeS precaucjones. existia gran
pelig"o de que la tuberculosis inva-
diera este pals por las i~nmigrantcs
que I!eguen despues de la guerra.
Fl doc II Meyer a6adi5 que el en-
bajador Gerard lie habia manifestaao
parucularmente. aunQue no con ca
racter confidential. que ell numero
de caSos de tuberculosis en- Alemania
habia Subido un 500 por 100"
En- Francia. dijo. millarcs de SOL
dadoS nan tenido que aban6orar las
trincheras. por estar atacados del NAL.
mientras en- Belgica la ~Situaci6n es
eSpantoSa. En- eSta naci6n, personals
curadaS cinco amos atras. c~ontraieron
ei tuberculo nuevamentc, Sucumbien
do. mientras SOY haStantes los niHos
que padecen de tuberculosis en- las
glandulas.
Precisa tomar grandes precaucio-
nes continue. tan pronto termine Ia
guerra. 81 Sc squiere impedir que los
co~nductores del Germen 10 propa-
guen en- los Esta los Unidos. Las au-
toridades de todas las ciudadeS del
lito~al del Atlanti,o deben estar pre-
venidas ' vigilar con cello ~eXtraordi-
mario.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-22
In cardinal alemdn es
obligado a salir
de Roma

BERLIN, Enero 2O.-La agcncia
Overseas ha dadO a Ia publicidad la
siguicntc nova:
Eel prelado Y caballcro Won Ger.
lach, Monsenor Gerlach, primer Cham
belan particular dc Su Santidad. Sc
ha visto obligado Il sail" de Roma y
ha llcgado 4 Lugano, Suiza.
Era cl unico Cardenal aleman que
scguia al lado del Papa.
La Entente por med:aci0n del go
Dicrno italiano inSistio en- que dcbia
partir.
Aunque p~ertenccia al servicio per-
sonal del Santo Padre el NaIicano ha
acccdido 4 la demanda de la Entente.
Monscnor Gerlach, auStriaco de ma
cimientc ha sido objetO de varias de-
nuncias de dos amos 4 esta pate. La
ultima formulada el S de Enero en-
Roma esta r~elacionada o Ia des-
trucciOn de los acOraZaGOS ltailanOS
"Bencdetto Brin" y Leonardo Da
Vinci," de resultas de la investiga-
cion que Sc !levo Il efeclo. Sc trat6
de este asunto en- ell gabinete italia
no en- la semana pasada. s]abiendose
entonces que el nombre del cardenaI
Gerlach estaba complicado en- el case,
Uno de los presses, I'm italiano ape
llidado A~mbroggctti, que Sc encuen,
ira acusado de complete en- Ia DIES,
truccion. dijo que era el agente finar
| cicro de Monsenor Gerlach. Sc hizc
publico que Monsenor Gerlach antes
de entrar Italia Ell la guerra, cStaDa
interesado con AmbroggGti en- I'm pc
ri6dico defensor de Austria que sc
pubIicaba en- Voittoria.
Monsenor Gerlach, segun informes
/ fue en- otrG tempo official de caba-
l%leria, ganandose las simpatias de.
actual Papa cuando era este carde,
nal.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-22
Compues!o MitcheUa

no hay para que temer mas a los
dolores de la maternidad. El hace
Gesaparecer los achaques del emba-
razo, suprime los dolores del alum
bramiento, procura TN rarido rcsta-
blecimiento, ejercita acci6n sobre
los pechos Y ~glandulas s~ecretorias
de Ia leche dando lugar a que la ma
DIRE pueda alinentar al recien naci-
do, Y alivia a las mujeres nerviosas,
debiles o que sufren de periodos
irregulares o dolorosos. No contie-
ne ninguna s~ustancia nocira a la
madre o crlatura proxima a nacer,
y no necesita dieta.
OFERTA ESPECIAL
do de tempo, al recibo de s1.OO orc
Americana, lie enviaremos 2 I'd. per
correo certificate, franco de porte,
una GAIA de COMPUESTO NIT
CHELLA, o seis cajas por $500 y
I'm ejemplar del libro del DR.. ]. H.
Dye one dice: "C6mo llegar a ser
Escriba HOY MISMO a:
Dr.. J. II. Dye Medical Institute,
80! Lincoln Bldg. Buffalo, N. Y,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-22
Los EUSTSO ALEMANES
C~APlURARON LA CD.
RUMANA De NANESTI
En- los Cdrpatos y en- Ia Mol
daUia eStdH otacaRd0
obstinadamente
los ruS0S
UN KESUMEN DE- IA SlTUAClON
MILlTAR ES ORiEhTo

sETNICiU f>ptJiaI para IL i"L-'
LONDRES, Euero 2O.-El mas i'm
portante de los acontecimientos que
tuvieron lugar aye en- todos los
frentes de batalla, Is Ia captura pur
d : tropas aust o-aIemanaS. &c IA I'M
poryunte c:udad de !Iancs,i. que se
encuentga SCORE el rio. Serrth. DIcn&
nd icia fue dada i Ia punl.cidad Ell ci
!nforme Official emiulo ~yrr POI 9!
MlniSterio dc IA Guerra de Berlin, pc
70 sin ueLalleS dc nlnguHu eSpccle.
Por su partt. el intormc rUso ;iimltr
eSa ptrdida. pero al mlsm0 tempo
ia cuenta de que las tropaS dc! Ca.
nan c~mprenG;uo una vigoTo-a ote!}%:-
Va Ell los Cavpatos y On Ia fcontyra
lie In Mu!Gavia. aSl como II Uo.te -
Vale de SuchiJza. Srgun :~s nuucIls
de Pet,ograd, Ell eS,as ~~cciOncS To-
Observation-Disclosures suirietOn percluas
de gran consideration. y suecUn les
alojudos de muy importauits posi-
Clones. En- Gambia, Al dar cUcH.a ell
Berlin de las acciones ocurrldas en- Ia
Moldayia Y en- los Carpatos, dlcen
que los rusos fueron rechazados Ell
cuantas ocas,ones asaltaron las posi-
clones t~euronas.
En- 81 f~ente de Macedonia paso el
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-22
FRONERGIGS T'OCO GALANTES

In=lts.-Si III hombre picrdn III
ochdyo, sU mujer sentira quedarse sir
eli ocharo.
ErancGs.-Un hombrc de paJa vale
mas Que ana mujcr de orc.
A!emancs.-.Sdlo hay dos mujeres
bucnas: una que no ha nacido aun y
ulra que TO Sc sabe dGnde esta.
ToGas las mujeres prefieren ser bo-
E.tas i ser bUenas.
Escoceses.-LoS hombres honrados
Sc casan con frecuencia; los sabios
nUnca.
Lo mejor despues de no tener mu-
j@r, es tcner una buena mujer.
lndio.-Un hombre no es obedecido
por su mule: nj es considerable como
marido, como no ande ell latigo en- ell
hogan.
Arabe.-Palabras son femeninas;
hechos, masculinos.
rer&as.-La sabiduria de la mujer
estaba debajo de sus %talones.
Las mujercs Y los dragones esta-
rian muy bien fuera del mundo.
Corso.-Los caballos, buenos o ma
los, necesitan Ia espuela; las mujeres,
bulnas o malas, el palo.
~Seguramente no pensaba de esta
suerte ell individ 10 que, al presentarle
un Album dc Confidencias en- otro
tempo tan en- moda en- cue f~iguraDa
csta eregunta: DE no ser listed
,.l:en es. .qulea quisiera ser?b," es-
sin yacll2.-:
90! segundc marido de mi mujer.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-22
De LAS NAClONES
~BELLCERANTES
Interesantes calculos de la Junta de Reserva
Federal de los E>tados Unidos

NUEVA YORK. Enero de 1911
La Junta Federal dc Reserva, c~alcula
en- las s~igu:entes cifras las deudas au-
mcntadas en- las nac;ones europcas
desde el comienzo dc Ia guerra:
La Gran Bretana. SI3.253.3S5.000
Francia S.03S.50O.OO
Russia 7.973.274.0O0
Total de las tres ~potencias
de Ia Entente S29.265.l32.OO0
Las deudas de Alemania y Austria
Hungria,
Las deudas aumentadas de Alemania
Y Austria Hungria son las siguien-
tes:
Alemania Sl5.26O.OOO.OOO
Aust.ia-HUngria 4.93O.2O0.OO
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-22
Tendran que rePudiar sus deudas.

ST las naciones no rcpudian suS
deudas, no podrdn continuar sus pre-
parativos militarcs en- la misma cX-
tension en- que fueron hechos antes
de la guerra. Es probable que esta
guerra sea seguida de Il paz lar
ga, porque e. mundo estara demasia-
DO Doh-c p" l"c&,@- "22que scr de-
masiado orgulloso o no.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-22
Las deudas y las riquezas.

Sumando los deudas de : nacio-
mes antes de la guerra Y contando
las deudas de los Estados germanos,
as: como las del Imperio, Ia Siguien-
tie tabla indica el total de Ia deuda
' Ell total de Ia riqueza eXpresada en-
miles de dolares:
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-22

81 todaS las n~ecesidades del 60
bierno Sc ~llenan, los gastos para otros
asuntoS que no sea ell pagan i~ntereses,
tendran que aumentarse. En- Europa
habra cinco millones de hombres in
capacitados para trabajar, en- vista de
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-22
Crandes contribuciones.

e poder de ganar de Europa Sc
I'd disminuido por tres millones de
pesos anuales. No Sc puede calcu-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-22

Total de las Potencias
teut6nicas $2O.I9O.2OO.OO0
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-22
Deuda.

S16,799.176
S2O.173.320
Sl4-0ZZ.IIO
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-22
LLEGADA \ SALlDA DE TRENEs.
4. and 6. y.
sLlcgau.

.No. ts.-ue Laredo. 500 a. m
a\o. DE laredo. ..&I5 p. N
40. DE -. Louis. %. 49,. 80 an
No. DE OFT Worth, ' pIliOS
de- santa Fs so a, N
'Nu. 3.-br - Louis. go y. IN
no. l.GSGn$n!He Special de
81 LOUIS e. >N5 2. m
'Saith-
40 4-taFa F~aies'na-- rs d n.
40 sunshine >Prc!AL para
- Lnu.S.. a-l1 j. III
fol-. IAN Warns SmtrIn
Taylor. Forth Worth !
40. 6.-CarrnS durmlorlo, del
II. luIlS. FNIreSS q pun.
los lie Fort Worth '
santa Fe-. eco p. IN
Il"
:. 4 and A. Z.
~
'SS :" uous,o, ,v..,
no 'I CORN, HG G5rIS4 Waco y ~
= Ia co S2IeN ; 'uI'oS Ut I'M -
~ Ia co sTaAu IL! ; 1n'o' DE , ~
No. She IsrryflIa .5,srio' Tax 80
40. 4&.-Ue krrrIIllr solo los DO
xo LnasT E.rry,iio 54' p i'll
reoIo InS %nmISyas - So -,
salcn:
80. i1.-Para Houston, Waco :
No. t3.-Fara Houston y pun;os
de Ia costa. 1915 p. III.
No. ii.-para Yoakum ) pun,oS
dc Ia costa. 2.O5 ?. IN.
No. E-Para herrvIile lsolo los
- 50 D. H.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-22

Gran Bretana
Alemania
FTancIa
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-22

(Pasa a la IA. Col Sal
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-22

lara la ~neutralidaG e Suiza. como
hizo con la de Bclgica.