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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-04-21
ANNOUNCE TURK BREAK
Ottoman Government Has Notified
American Embassy to Leave.

Amsterdam, April 81, via London,
6:21 D. m.-Semi-official advices from
Constantinople today announce that
Turkey has broken off relations with
the United States.
Basel, Switzerland. April 21.-A dis
patch from Constantinople dated to-
day says the Ottoman government has
notified the American embassy that
following the example of its ally, Aus
tria-Hungary, it mas broken diplomatic
relations with the United States.
Turk Envoy Uninformed.
Washington, April 21.-The Turk
ish embassy early this afternoon had
no information regarding the reported
severance of diplomatic relations be-
tween the United States and the
Turkish government. Such action by
Turkey, however, has been expected
The Bulgarian legation also was
without advices defining the attitude
of Bulgaria toward the United States
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-04-21
CONFER ON RED CROSS
President and Score of Efnanciers Dis
cuss Campaign for Funds.

Washington, April 21.-About a
score of prominent financiers and
business men met here today on invi-
tation of President Wilson to consider
means of financing war activities for
the American Red Cross.
Some day next month will be Sc
lected on which to conduct a special
nationwide campaign for collection of
funds and materials
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-04-21
SUFFS GET PART VOTE
Nebraska Legislature Extends Fran
chise on All but State Officers.

Lincoln, Neb., April 21.-The par
tial suffrage bill passed the senate ear
ly today and now lacks only the gov
ernor's signature to become a law.
The biH permits women to vote for
presid dent, congressman and all except
constitutional state officers.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-04-21
succeeds Russ Ambassador.

washington. April Plat the re-
quest of the retiring Russian ambas-
sador here, George Bakhmeteff. the
provisional government at Petrograd
today designated c. Onou. counsellor
of the embassy, as charge d'affaires.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-04-21

The wind was blowing eighteen
miles an hour from the southwest at
2 o'clock this afternoon. The average
temperature for the day is ? degrees
below normal
Summer againl At least that is
the brand of weather ordered for Sun
day by S. D. Flora, local meteorOlo-
list Summer weather, summer tog-
gerry. summer strolls and summer
meals are all included in the predic-
ton. Tennis nuts, golf bugs and house
flies will all be in evidence. After two
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-04-21
SOCIALISTS PEACE MEET
Americans Invited to Attend Confer.
ence at stockholm in May.

Stockholm, April 21-The Danish
Socialist Minister Stauning announced
today that the Socialist peace confer
ence will open here early in May. He
expressed the hope that American So
ciaIits would participate.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-04-21
BALFOUR ARRIVES
British War Party Reaches U. s
Safely, State Dept. Announces.

Washington, April 21.-The safe
landing of British Foreign Minister
Balfour and his party was announced
today by the state department
The official announcement said:
The department of state has been
advised of the safe landing of Mr.. Bal
four and his party"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-04-21
MATT NOLL is NAMED
Atchison Man Appointed Secretary
State Pharmacy Board.

Matt Noll of Atchison, was today
appointed secretary of the state board
of pharmacy by Governor Capper
The appointment becomes effective
Immediately.
Noll succeeds w. E. Sheriff of Els
worth. who was appointed three years
ago by Governor George H. Hodges.
Sheriff held office the one term. Noll
was appointed for a term of three
years
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-04-21
Turk Envoy Uninformed.
BLASTlNG--NOT BATTLE
Report of Navy Guns Roaring Is Run
Down Off Mass. Coast.

Boston. Mass. April 21.-The fir
ing heard off the coast a few days
ago has turned out to be blasting in
Scituate, Mass
A man named Emerson reported to
Captain Robertson, chief of staff here,
today that he had done much blasting
in the past few days
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-04-21
TO CAN SURPLUS CROPS
State EnrolIs 5000 Women and Girls
in North Carolina

raj extension officials have enrolled
more than 1000 women and girls in
clubs pledged to can all surplus fruits
and vegetables, as a food conservation
measure
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-04-21
SUNDAYASU sum MER DAY
Skies Will Be Clear and Temperature
High. Flora Says.

Hourly temperature readings for
the day, reported by the United States
weather bureau:
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-04-21

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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-04-21

ToWNsPEOPLE pass resolutions,
while the farmers arise at day
break and attend to the crops.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-04-21

WEATHER FORECAST for Kansas:
Fair and warmer tonight. Sum
day, fair and warm.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-11-26

-.''--s I'i,'1 "! Nv NO 49, y
81, nc w2tcr fronts. IL was said
Ia night That the proclamation o..
pry4iient Wilson ni@king the Dis
tr,s' y war zone practically put mar
tiat law conditions into force along
tho water fronts ard bridges IN
Wa:i,:n"ton.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-11-26

ION dissertations in other burial lots
have been found. Some years ago a
number Of monuments in the same
cemetery were overturned and dam
aged.
Richard Brooks, the 16-year-oid son
OF Austin Brooks, was Instantly kill
G; Saturday afternoon in the plant
Of the Lynchburg Cotton 1Iill Com
o:.rv. when he was crushed by an ee-
,a.or whic; he was running. Ills
head was caught and his skull
crushed.
James Ferris, schoolboy, was run
dom at AltaWsta Friday afternoon
hy an automobile. His skull was
fractured AMI he was brought to the
I.ynchburg hospital, where lie was
operated On.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-11-26
TABLE LINENS.

New mercerzed table damask sc inches wide, yard &c
New merccrized table damask inches wide, yard 75e
New mercerzed damask IL inches vide yard sloe
New table damask linen mixed ~ inches wide, yard S25
New all linen table 72 inches wide yard s7o
New table damask. II inches wide, yard $500
New all linen table damask u inches wide, yard $3.50
New dinner napkins, SIZE $780, $3.50, $500, $3.50,
$3.50. $500 and $3.50.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-11-26
NEWS OF TEE D6Y

| Police Department O. Rourlie Of Co
lumbus, Ohio, was shot and killed late
! Saturday by negro whom he at
! tempted to arrest in a pawn shop.
Tnq negro escaped. Detective
O'pourle sas the father of James
OEourkc, index clerk Of the United
States Senate.
Germany has started new offc@
s..re on he Russian from. = =.
OF this development is co.rciden'
with the receipt OF Pctrograd al
Vi rs telling Of fighting, apparently
on a large scale, between Cossacks
ami Bolshevi;i forces. The ,5sackS
..rr classified as supporter; OF the
r. ;. :s;onal government, headed ~
!. +. kerens!ev, deposri - ~rcl,'ier
By he revolt which placed Tic s.
yl;t in p-1r"rioas control. 2n~-:"-.
elections have r.s.ls-A i a7~,s;}c &"-
fcats for the BoiahcviE!, 2c.rcg@aa
REPORTS.
..ohn aIcDcrmid, 2G years old, OF
Co!umbiaviIle, Mich. private of the
Z. :cnticth Engineers, U. S. A.. was
,aolnd in the northeastern section OF
Baltimore carly yesterday in an IN
cn,crjous condition from two bullet
wounds, alleged . haze hcen y
fI.ctcd by arogher so,%.ar j. c.',.-
rcl ovp,. :. 81: "or'v2 So "
9 I'll" the ,,!1;-l' is al'..a@ e !
sa,l. as HI fired five shots q NJ
pcrmid. Mcnernid was ret!cans
.h,ur the shooting when he regalned
consciousness.
rhc announcement by Col. House
.bat m allied war council on eccnoni'c
n.oblcms will be formed indeFehdsn.
of he military war council 81 "hls@
h.. will Z with Con. Bic, n'""
nlcan 5hat the economic co.@
XII; ); i, America.
;,l..ysuliy picbii.g Up ! e." |.-.-2
,,:s aacr bro:ner had lett ssH:'..!A$
in :. room after lie had returned from
a shooting trip in Worcester, Mass
Harold Dunn, Il years old, shot ms
si<rcr, Viola, s years old. III the
head k;lline. her instantly.
Corner Premier Romanones, r"'
..,,r..iing t. Il ccaa. 81 . banquet
,erdcrcd to hin ,-@-tc-t.a'' /,
~ the l;}2r5J party, &ec!>E.' /"
pr, SERGE c: :. ,iiJ.sana THes5. 49,.
SPIN ought to &sso~jate hcsae.f wi.
tnc entente allies against Germany.
III remarks were loudly app!arGcd.
''cr the first time il several weeH;
tie has been activity CT tha north
rll. Russian front, and nstwith5tana-
H. the UNCERTAIN political condition,
in rctrograd ard Other Ga"-s .: th2
yc,.2try. The EusaiaDs ~. ,--...'.
inei.. positions Against tn 1--l-"'s
>:o.,r .Iaccbstadt Tie German .-,.,-
opened y ..rCnH boTnicarira2Gt rsa.at
IL" Puss:ans. who replied IL tETn. To-
tnr south ard also on the Founlunia"
ri2r, there has been rcvir;t! o. az
si,ify. 10th from the trenches aud ii!
IN" nature o' scouting ro"onn;s-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-11-26

Ger and IL members Of the crew we're
lost. The Norwegian ship Victoria
also has been lost.
The Observation-Disclosures and Gulf
depot at Eenryetta, Okla, burned 10
the ground late last night. Light al
le.ed members g.: the l. IT. IL. have
been arrested in Ee2rycc.2 during the
past tl.ree days. and officers, declare
t!,:7 hid been warned Of threats to
destroy the railroad property. The
railroad runs through the district
which was the scene of the antidraft
up:isings Of last summer.
News has been received in Paris
confirming reports that The freight
steamship Maine lad beer sU:Il: on
W.lre-,a~. c:-,.1 res GI~.a E'.p9c.
A.. CT TIE jw-ns--Eig, offers and
r!tn on board wee lost Wit. the ex-
ccnticn Ct ore sai'or. The crew COM
p,,sed sean,en from Dieppe.
News of an accident to the United
States destroyer Jouctt was made
public yesterday by Secretary Of the
Navy Daniels announcing the deatn
OF i seaman, Andrew Matthew Ma
ien.sI;i. III heavy sea the foremast
of The Jouett fell, carrying Maiewski,
who uas n Tie CO.'S aost. ever !
'oard. r. &C. no- r@-.5-er@i. !
Maiew.t:i c:.:t9,.3 ii Ch:c2zo last
January.
.,layor Harry i. Davis OF Cleve-
lard, Ohio, on Saturday promised to
ae.zc scores Of cars Of perishablc
foodstuffs left unloaded or tracks in !
that city, provided the Federal gov
crEment will sanction such action. !:
TIC PIN, Z vas oHnorrcei, IS 70 SCI? .
.'sn -.--'- 4, 'r~.i --~~'-- ~ , uricr
-,.---~ ~ c..,-ir r~7 49, tIoG1. /.
"l..s n,.cr~-t action rol'~-~s 6iscov-i
cry that scores Of cars filled with |
p,.ishable foodstuff are standing Oil .
tr.,iis at Cleveland. A Department
OF Justice official has taken I'D with ;
Washington officials the proposed ac-
tica Of the city Of Cleveland.
\ dispatch from hmstc-dann says
y. * ocnaH D-wcgcno>s received
-- --.-.g. Dr.. -1,. I%5@-
J. ,&,..o-, &-.=s pa--.t.--- y - 70
Sutherland 81 WIT tnay &iicSo Is .
.a'Asicn OF ggcat political Importance, /
accompanies by his former assistant,
.i,oold Wahnscheffc, and q staff Of
secretaries. /
Inc Navy Department mas prepared !
10 transport y formidable force Of ma
r.res - T2mpico - "uari tic oil /
l'!a.as n TIE evan, .sas a i'52-. 7
yaG - G.--@-i
>.a.s. "Li.o .a....2.E relas oeno-e
IL. publication of the ovsr" ,,#ar52r
under orders 10 sal at n, hours no
tiro. It il said that the American
rorccs are fully prepared for any
czigcncy
1're Department OF Justice again
ai,phas:zcd yesterday the care That
citizens cr Washington and others
m. 4 take -.i,-.,s -mr..~ ,..- tho
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-11-26

&C uea Eo--a rss:1 D.wn Gli,ey
,,.,h5 Easi,.
t.lie. Pa, Nov. 26.-Tinlothy
C..roll. paymaster Of the 7. NJ.
N@gle Boiler and Engine Company
y,as held up and robbed Of S2S,0oO By
Dvo men here one day laSt week.
Carroll lid obtaiaed the nons%
t-1sa The a1a. = M r.. tor2aAyE
-.s.s -a ron
-raz5 e. raa- - waen he
We kaccEs,: down and a2a1en ~ on
cC the men, while the oHn"r tool: tn
,:.aney. The robbers escaped.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-11-26
Table Linens Tor I thanksgiving

Cur table linen department Of
rcrs good values for your Thanks
giving table linen. The stock IS
COMPLETE with all the best linens and
dinner napkins.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-11-26

ts.&.oa br d. Page, rs dean, is SAID
n have the FIJI approval and autkori
za.ion of President Edwin a. Alder
",.n. 50 far as ccholasiic ,Irthes are
concerned Professor Whinnle is 20
logger an active member Of the fac
~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-11-26

crv that scores Of cars filled with
pvrishable foodstuff are standing Oil
tr.:s.ks at Cleveland. A Department
ci Justice official has taken I'D with
Washington officials the proposed ac-
tica Of the city Of Cleveland.
\ ,ijspatrh from hmstc-dam SavS
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-03

AMSTERDAM, Mario 2o,-En una
e7trevistG acordaGa al ~"raegliche
Runds-c1ar.' u Alberto Balm. dircc
Ter general de n l!nea hambur@u"sa-
americana G;jo Que .Alem2ania esta en-
extreme satiSfccha del e%ito obtenido
Ell IN can:Pana submarine sin Inl;-
tacloneS. Declare que q Objective de
eSa camnaEa no era e. de hundir na-
vios. sino cl De intcrcumNir Il CO.
mc.clo cen Ing!ate-ra V Que csc result
,adc habia side completamente al
raazado. norquo e. tr@ifico de los neu-
rraleS pucdc ser va considerable como
nulo.
iIacier&o alusi6n a los buQues ale
names que Sc hallar acrlalmente
en- yuertos lie los Estados Unidos, VI.
3ellini iijo que eXiste I'M tratado en-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-03
la ESCASEZ DE WHERE'S EN-
AL-EMANIA

LONDEES, Mario DE acuerdo
con UT despacho de Amsterdam d IL
agencia Reuter-, el preSidcnte dc il
ofi"ina imperial de alimentaciOn, Won
Barochi. biscuits el sabado ultlmo el
proble:na de los aprovision&mientos
con Ia scmision consultiva del Reichs-
tag. Evplic5 los proyectoS para el pre-
II aho Y die que los stocks son
reducidos V debian c vigiladOs con
ell mas grande cuidado.
A.nun@;6 Ia intenci0n de los admins
tradore5 del pals de fijar Ell precio
de las patatas, por TODD el ano, en-
cincc marcos las Glen libraS. excepto
en- 81 oeste : sur de .Alemania, dom
de ci presto seri de seis r:arcoS. in
sisti0 sohra la i~mport2rcia je una dis
yriouciGn de pan de c~crea!e5 ' patalaS
para cada habitante y de leche para
los n,nos.
Fl dictator declare en- lin. que era
impo.!blc aume7tar las r~ac!oneS dc
carne, en- raz6n de IL nacesidad dc
~conservar las vacas para Ia produc-
c!on dc leche Y "rasa.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-03
4 nAnHABLA FL DIRECTOR GRRALL. De IA.
HAMBURGUESA AMERICANA
Opina que los Estados Unidos no pueden decomisar los
buques aIemanes r~efugiados en- sus puertos
OTRAs NOTICIAs SUPLEMENTARIAS DEL CONFLICTO EUROPEO

to sueco. N. Wallember, ministro de
negocios cHtranjcros, dijo cue los
acontscimieEtcS one sc habian venido
producienio en- los Gltimos dias, obi
Tarian 4 SIecia 4 tomar medidaS mis-
r~igUrosas para martener 81 neutral
lidaA." F.sta declaration ina product
do una profEHda impression en- Suecia;
V ka sidO provncaGa por In neeatlva
De Ia se"uHGa Camara q vOta- los ere
f!tos de treinta mil!oCes de c'ronas
para gastos militarea. nicha Camara
solo acordc dicZ millones de coronas.
I! ministru dijo = II cDosici6n que
muy pronto SO vcria forZada 4 adn'ltIr
que la situaciGn era mas grave para
Suecia. de 10 que 10 habia sido hasia
hoy.
II "Pclitikon,' &c C~oDcnh&gue, di.
ce que e! gohie.n0 ensayara obtener
Ell vote de los creditoS en- un congress-
de las dos CsMaras r"unidaS que ten
dra luyar denrro de algunos dias. Dc
aoui a cntonceS un cGmitc sccreIO
tendra frecuenths rcursCncE en- las Quc
Sc la dari conocimiento De los aeon
teclmientos = que h;Zo aluSijn ei nj
ristyo de ramocioS eXtranjeros.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-03
LA VISTA.

Upagurta. 81 G:scipulo de Hulda.
,ar'" durni7rdo en- cl sueio, ccrca
De las mpraliaS de Mattuar.
I'odqs las luccs De la ciudad Sc
habian ara%ado. todas las puortas
cstaban ~cc-Tadas, y las cstrel,as SO
ccultaban entire las sombras de un
I6brcgo cielo de agOsto.
DE quitn era los pies adorr"dcs
d a~jorcas t!ntinantes que hahian TO-
caGo 81 pecho de rcpente:
Sobrcsaltado Sc levant0 Upagupta.
' In luz de una lampara que una mu-
jer lle"aba en- las manos. hirid Il
ojos m.sericordiosos.
Era una bailarina cubierta de 10
vas, envue,ta en- I'm manic azul pail
10. V obria del vino de S j~uvcntud
La muicr baj6 la lampara Y on
.empl6 &qucl rostro %joven, de austc-
=. bcl!eza.
-"Perdoname, joven asceta"-
dijo n mujer-"y haZme la gracia de
venir conmigo a mi casa. e polvo de
IL terra no cs i'm lecho adccuado pa
n IT,"
Fl asceta r~espondi6: "Sigue tn ca
mino, mujer; cuando sen tempo ire
| verte."
De pronto, Ia negra noche enseno
los dicntes en- la luz de VI relampago
Grrn0 la tormenta en III rinc3n
del ciclo, V Ia mujcr tambl6 de ME-
do.
A Ia vera del canine, las anna de
sus retonos.
Las alegres notas de Ia flauta lie
gaban de lejos flotando en- los tibios
'ientos p~rimaverales.
Los vec;nos habian fdo al bosque
q celebrar el festival de las flores.
Desdc ell zenit, Ia luna LENA mira
ba I Ia silenciosa ciudad, e~nvuelta
en- sombras.
El joven aSceta andaba por las Ca
lies solitarias, y desde las ramas dc
los mangos los enamorados koelS e.
halaban sus quejas lastimeras.
Upagupta atraveso les puertas de
Ia ciudaG y Sc detuvo al pie de Ia
mGTalla.
GQuc mujcr era esa que estabs
eli al pie del muro oculta entire Ia
sombra. con el cuerpo cubierto de
llagas, victima de Ia peste negra Y q
QUEEN los vccincs habian arrojado de
IL ciudHd con "~iolenci&:
FL asceta Sc sento q 81 lado y he
ciendo cue reclinara Ia cabeza sobre
sus rodillas humedecio sus labios con
aqua Y unto balsamo en- sus llagas.
"iQuien eres III, hombre miSericor-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-03
L. HORA LEGAL EN- FRANClA

PARIS. Mario 2.-Estudiando e.
nuevo pcoyecto de ley presentado a
parlamento para adelantar de una
manera uermanente Ia nora lera! en-
bora. a partir del primer don:in-
20 de Abrll hasta el primer domingo
de Octubre de cada ano, n oficina de
longitudcs hace ohserv2r Que IN cam
bio seuceiante de Ia bora, anularla
tod2s los acuerdos internaciOnalcS
necnos antes de la guerra.
La misma oficina llcga a IA con-
clusi6n de que este no debe e mas
que una medida provisional linlitada
a Ia duracion de la guerra y que ia
question De saber 81 "a MEDIA debe
ser general Y ~permanente debe ser
dejada a una conferencia i~nternacic-
nal.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-03
Ia ACUShCION CONTRA UN PRI-
MER MINISTRO

LONDRES, Mario I'm despacho
de Petrogrado dirigido g lG agencla
Reuter-. dice que Ell professor Mllu-
noff. leader de los Observation-Disclosures
democYatas. ha hecho ura declaration
en- la que renueva las acusaciones he
cbas en- noviembre ultimo, contra N.
Sturmer, entoEces primer ministro
Pide una averiguacion completa So
bre todos los actos &c este.
NJ. Milukoff ha declarado Que Ia
secciGn judicial del ~corsejo del impcrlo
no tiene la autoridad necesaria para
demandar explicaciones sobre las acu-
saCiones hechas en- Ia Duma, donde la
llbertad de palabra esta garantizada,
Dice que 81 las controversies pOliti-
cas- fue.an transferidas del p~alacio dc
Taur:de, asiento dc IL luna. al pa
lacio &c Justicia, podria dar pruebas
completes lie sus a~cusacio-es.
In raz6n de los rumores relatives
2 una demonstration possible ante Ia
Duma. ell martes Ultima, el gobierno
miiitar de Petrogrado hizo fijar unos
avlsos en- los que hacia III llama
miento al patriotismo dc los obrer0s
V los incitaba al crden.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-03
IN E.MPRESTITO DE LA ClUDAD
DE PARIS

PARIS, Mario Eel gobierno
estudia el plan para autorizar a Ia
ciudad de Paris a contratar ur N
prestita suficIente para cubrir Ia dcl-
da f!otaHte de seiscientos vsin;c mi
Homes de frances Y disDoner, &demaS.
,!e Ia cantidad n~eccsaria para cubrir
los deficits futures 4 los cua!cs ,emaa
qrc atcnder.
Ia suma mis- f"erte que Sc ha pro-
puestc es de nil mi!lones de frances,
pedida por e! presidents de "a conf
sion 90 presupuestos del consejo mu-
nicipal. NJ. Delaney, prefecto del Sc
IA, piensa que con CUinientos millo-
nes 1. frances sc.!a $uficicnte.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-03

ire Alcmaria Y csc pals cue no per
mite Su ccnilScaci6a Y que nc habia
raz1n para Greer cue les Estados
Unidas Ne Cbservaron csc tratado.
Agreg6 que RI ~3residcRte Wilson
habia baSado n runtura Dc -elacio-
mes d~iploa&ticas sobre las leyes in
ternacionalas, Y que Dor esta raZGn 81
cree que cen clio So IN hecho imposi-
bic que 81 ~presidente no sc contor-
HE en- ,oGc I los misrccs acueraos in
terraciorales.
FL cbie;o de Alemania. concIuyo
es 2! de saiir victoricsa en- "a Guerra.
Con ia victoria, @anar@ TODD; sin ella.
perder! todo."
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-03
LA SlTUACION EN- SUECIA

LONDRES, Mario 2.-En el curse
de I'M debate reciente en- el parliament
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-03
TOSCS \ TOREROS
(Viene de Ia Pag TAI

alismo Il corrida de Ia Prens&, cue Il
Re Ia Regaterin, ' u de ;os toreroS,
nus il de A~ranjuez. cuya plaza ced!'
= unos amigos CUE le constable no Ia
tiar lie !levarme.
.hun1ue lie m0lest2ra. ercontraba
este una Gefensa cast natural. Pero
lego 10 lie II cocrita de l. Cruz Ro-
il. leo en- c2si todoS los per!odI-
COS que 30 soy uno dc los matadores
0ue iban = torear. La not;cia me
c.us6 una algeria enorme. "a que ne
gario? Con clio u IN rayo de luz; pa
~ avldaI 4 uI.l obra desinteresada-
nente : 9! canine De que So Za.:ja-
III las difi2Ultlde< que hahia cntr"
t., seIor Ech-v&rria y yO, mas Z! de
SEQ que tenia de que me vieran en
Madrid por inica E en- el ano.
VI ofrec: I quien debia, por los me-
dos cue tuve q mi ~alcance; en- "a En-
presa Sc otto mi nomore. pero no
lorct. sin saber POI quien y TODD que
do en- e! misterio.
Tome mi determination muy doll
10 por este. y jurt por ia gloria de
mi padre no volver = poner un pie
mas en- Ia plaza de toros de IA carrc-
te.a De Arag6n. mientras el senior
F,chav2rria sen cl arrendatario.
Al liegar 4 este runto, Pastor QHe-
du en- Silencio un ratio. .. Pepe Y 20
ramhitn ca!lamos.
BESIDE luego.-digo. atreviGndo-
me q romper el si~lencio-la ra26n es
dc Ud..... Pero el pIblico....
-Cuanto daria yo, amigo "Juani-
to-. por saber escribir, para dirigir-
me = e Y explicarle TODD 10 que sien-
20. Crea I'd, que 70 no divide nun
ca que cuanto soy Y valgo, mas que
4 mis- propios merecimientos, 10 debo
Al publico, quien siempre me do
pruebas de correspondent al gran ca
rino cue le tengo. Por torear en- Ma
drid nuevamente. sin que mi uignI-
dad fuera una valla infranqueable,
! Tor VERNE ante mis- madrileNos de m!
alma, 70 daria cuanto tengo. renun-
ciarIa gustosiSimo . Ia poslclOn hu-
. mi!dc que en- el toreo ocupo, Y no me
| importa ser de nuevo aquel Chico de
X Blusa que sonaba con Ia gloria,
con los triunfos, con ganar para cue
| sus streS l queridos vivieran sin q
NADIA les f~altase. TODD, TODD, por mis-
! madrileHos. que de mi tienen TODD
cuanto quieran. Pero porque Sc que
me Quieren como yo a ellos; tengo Ia
! evidencia de que no me pediran num-
! e. cue haga 10 que mi dignidad me
impida hacer. nj mucho menos que
salte por encima de IN juramento tan
sagrado como ell MIC. EXigirme este,
/ es tanto como pedirme que me quite
dc t~orero....
y Pastor dice este con n emo
cior tai. que Sc We en- u frases una
( sinccyjdad tan grande que 20, emo
! cionado tambien, no titubeo en- decir-
le:
-Desde hoy sus madrilenos sa-
BRAN ya Ia raz6n y quien Ia tiene-
..JUANITO.