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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-02-08
Tourists News

At the meeting of the Tourists
Club Tuesday the following new
members were enrolled: Mrs. j. A..
Reed, Dickerson City, Fla; Mrs. Dowd
Gardener, Ypsilanti, Mich; Miss
Kneesley, Chicago; Mr.. Little, Pensa-
cola; and Mr.. E. ]. Bell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Won der Burg, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Englehard ar
rived in Pensacola Tuesday, from
Birmingham. This party is making
tour of the south, stopping only at
the principal cities. They leave Pen
sacola today for Jacksonville. from
there they are going to Cuba. Coming
back they will stop at Pensacola again
and go from here to New Orleans,
and then on back to their home in
st. Louis, Mo.
Every Wednesday afternoon the
lady tourists take possession Of the
tourists room in the American Ma
tional Bank building. Some of the
ladies bring their sewing and work
baskets, other interest themselves in
making little fancy baskets and SOU
venirs out of pine straw and palmetto
fans. Yesterday afternoon there was
quite a gathering of ladies in the
tourists room.
L. M. Hamburger, tourist, who
was stopping at the San Carlos hotel
contributed $1,000 to the Carnival As
ISOLATION.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-02-08
ODD. ISN'T TT?

In order that uncensored pleas for
help from her neighbors m zalilin,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-02-08

Kurland, might reach their American
relatives, Mrs. Goldberg struggled
letters out of Russia Ia the center
of Ioaves of bread
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-10
.LIEGO NUEYA YORK & VAp0R
Frances "ESPSGHE"
Du-aEte 81 travesia recibio dos men.
safes inalambricos avisandole del
Pcligro de les submarines.

NCEVA YORK, Febrero Sin
movedad. arrib6 = este puerto. el Va
par "ESpagne". perteneciente una
empreSa naviera francesa. e 'Es-
pagne". cue trajo ciento sietc paSajs-
roS. ent-e los que Sc hallan v&rloS a
meric2ros. sali6 del puerto De Bur
deos el Ola 2S de Enero, habieHdo
pasado trav6s de la zona prohIbida
por los alemanes, antes de que estos
pusieran en- vigor su nueva campana
submarine.
El referido barco. mientras ven!a
con rumbo este puerto recibio, por
telegrafia inalambrica, dos avisos, pre-
viniaudola de la presencia de los sub
rarinos. habicrdo tornado rutas dis
tintas, para escapar ID accion de los
barcos alemanes. Los paSajeros no
fueron avisados de tales avisoS, sino
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-10
HiSTA AVER No Sc TEH|AN
NNTICIlS De Los VAPORfs
"DAITIGG" 7 "SAXOKIh"
Ambos salicron de Nueva York an
ties dcf dia primero, y dc5ian
haber llegado va los Puer-
tos de su destino
DEBIDO 4 Ii SUSPENSION De SALIDA DI
YaP0RES De \. YORK. EHPIflA hCUfU-
lARSE Ia ARGi 0E tSP0aTAGIGH ALI

NUEVA YORK, Febrero EN- los
circu!oS marilimos de este puerto.
no Sc habian recibido todavia para
esta tarie niaGunas noticiaS rclativas
al arribo de los vapores de pasaje-
ros baltic" ' "Sayonia." que Sa!ie-
rom de este puerto anreS dc Ia dcc!a-
raCl0n de Al"mania de que poEGria
en v.%or 81 Eue"d canSpana de sub
mariros. sitnda po- 10 tanto, va item
20 d. Que nayaH ,leGado Il So destino.
Los amcntcS de las LineGS White.
Star Y Cuaard, las que perteneccn
rcspe.tivamentc, dichos vapores,
Green que 81 al@,in accidente hubiera
ocurrido Z los barcoS de referencia,
- Is hubiera notificado "a, hacicn-
do notur que 81 hasta ahora no Sc les
II: rctificado In llc@aGa de dichos
vaporeS su destino, sc debe Quizas
i cue in ccnsvra ;ngIesa sobre el mo-
v!!3icnto dc los harros eS ahora mas
enGrgica, con motive de Ia nueva
campaHa de submarines. Los citados
aCentes opinan Gue tambien pudier;s
ser uue ambUs v"pores hayan hccho
un rodeo para cvitar el encuentrO con
los submarines teutoncs, 10 que harla
Que sus viajes Sc diiataran mas ITEM
20 del normal.
En- vista Ga II suspension en- ii sa-
ida de otros barcos neutrales
americanos, para puertos europeos,
ia carga Ge eyportaci6n empieza i
acumularsc en- los nMelles de este
puerto, pcro no Sc cree que Ia sltua.'
cion Sc agrave mIcho tempo.
Il unico vapOr americana que ha
levado anclas en- este puerto para Ear
par con dcstino Z Europa, desde el
sabado pasaio. es cl ORLEANS" perte-
neeiente In Oriental Navigation
Company. Il citaGo vapor recibio suS
papeies aver con Gestino Burdeos,
Francla.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-10
CAkFFRENC;|A PsN-AMFRIGhNA
PARA EVITiR Ii Guerra
e! Embajador argentine en- los Esta-
dos Unidos proporc que aquella
Sc efcctue en- Madrid.

8UENOS AIRES, Febrero 9.-E!
liario la PreNsa", De esta ciudad.
anunci6 aver cue Sc ha convocado i
in mitin L. Union Pan-Americana
) que ell en:6ajador de Argentina en-
los EstadoS Uridos, R6mulo S. Moan.
ha propuesto cue Sc celebre en- Ma
drid. capital del RENO ospanol, una
Junta con el objeto de evitar Ia que
rra entire les Estados Unidos Ale,
mania.
Comentando la noticia publicada
por LA PRENSA, con relaci6n a la
iniciativa del Embajadog argentine,
en- Washington, eyprcsa Eel Diario'
cue Ia actitud del seHor Naon no est;!
de. acuerdo cor los prop6sitos del 60
bierno argentine, el que, probable
mente. no fue consultado. Sc decla-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-10
.EL PUERTO De RU[VA YORK
0UEDaRA PROTEGIDD P0R
OTR0 FUERTt MAS
Sc C0RSTRUIR... EN- Ia PUkTA R0CKARAY
YEN Ell Sc EhPitzAsAR CUATR0 PIE
zhS DE- hRTiLEi!i DE- 6 P.IGADAS

NUEVA YORK, Fcbrero 9.-Un
nuevo fucrte eS que Sc instalaran las
nuevas bate"ias para Ia defensa de
Ia costa. So hall! va Ell construction
Ell Ia Purta Rockaway, segdn Sc su.
Do hoy en- este puerto. : los trabaJos
Sc llevar.n con toda Ia rapidez posi-
bic. para dejarlo tcrlninado cuanto
Inses. LII Sccrctaria de Guerra csti
Va sel"ccionando Ia artillcria que Sc
IA cnplaZada on csa fortificacion.
- terceno cue ocupara Ia nueva de-
fersa ticne una supcrficie de doce
acres Y el costo total dc Ia obra sev;i
de IN million de d0!areS
la baterIa lie TERRA, se,un 50 dijo
hoy, estarl comruest;. de cuatro
pleas de artilcria de stio de seis
pulgadas V dos mas cafones de die
cistis nulgadas. Creese que las bases
de concrete en- QUE Sc emplaZaran las
oaterias de seis pulgadas, estaran
terminadas dentro de tres semenas.
Los ingenieros nnilitares opinan que
cu&ndo Ia Aueva bateria quede lista
ell puerto de Nucva York quedara re-
lativamente scgUro contra cualquier
ataque. La bateria de refercncia po-
dra evitar Que Una escuadra enemi-
ga bor1bardee Brooklyn, pues el pun
to en- =, lie el nuevo fuerte Sc esta le-
vantanGo, Sc halia 4 dcce millas de
distancia del Fuerte Hancock, en- SaE-
dy Hook, en- el otro extreme de la
bahia dc Nueva York
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-10
las COL0HIAS HGRHONAS De
CHIHUAHUA EN- P0DER De o.
Sc INES SAIAzAR
PARA LA F5CHA Los YIlLISThS T!{HEH En-
SU PODsR CAST TOOA IA REGION QUE
0CUpAshA Los AAEfiCANSS

Ell PASO, Tex, Febrero 9.-Un
despacho trasmitiGo anoche de Colum
bus, da aucnta dc que !&s fu@r2as VI
lHstas mandaGaS nor el jeia lose Ines
Salazay. han ocun&do CoiOria Iu&reZ,
lurar donde est1har estableclGoS los
colonos mormones que Sc tCaSlaGaron
& ia frontera juntamente con las fucr-
zas eXpedicionarias del genera! Per-
shirg. Dicha colonia Sc encuentra
situada :; solo dieZ Y seis milIas al
suroeste de Colcnia Dublan, que fu@
Quartet general de Ia expedition pu'
nitiva durante los once meses que per
maneci6 en- Mexico.
Tambien han tornado possession los
v;IiisIas de ColCnia Dublan segun 10
informa un gaEadcro americana que
lleyo aver q Columbus proccdente del
occidente del Estado de Chihuahua
En- esta coionia, los rebeldcs cstan
al mando de los jcfes Rodriguez Y
Quevedo. Quienes tienen a su cargo
las avanzadas de las tropas villistas
cue han lido ocurando el terreno eva
cuaGo por las troras americanas.
Tanto en- Colonia .ju3-eZ como en-
Colonia Dublan continuan residiendo
muchos mcrmoncs, que Sc negar0n
regresar a los Estados UnldQs con
las tropas del general Pershing, pueS
dijeron que no abandonarian sus te-
rrenos porque TO temian los VI
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-10
LAMpAzOS EN-
P0DER de- Los
FELICISIA As
DiCHA PLAZA NECLEONESA FUE
CAPTuRADA POR Ell CO.
RONEL DORANTES.
Sc HAilt C02I$5A IA CONJUNCTION ENTIRE
\. iAS{bO 7 Ii CiTisA .lbls PGES
fLER3A BESTRGIl9S Tres ?. ERTES

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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-10
Los VlLISTAS NTfRRUAPEH
las COMUBIcACIGNES CON
CIUDAD JUAREZ
Varios puentes del F. c. del Norocs-
te y del Central han sido ineen-
oiados las lincas :cleg-a-
ficas destruidas.
H5Y TERaRFS De GUF IA GiTADA Plili
cHiHBtHiiHSF SEA AT4Ci9h DE- IN MO-
dfHT0 4 GIRO P5R Los REBEID5S

II. PASO. Tex. Frarc-o 9.-Loa
v:lIst;.s han dostruido las lin"a& teie-
er:ficns @ iucendiado varies ?uent"S
del ferroc"rril del N"rocst", de'aHda
,iu,a! Tulre= mco"micado COZ L"
regiGa occidental. gu" hasta 'ace Pc
cos ci#s cs;uvc en- roGar dc !as fuvv-
zas aae.;canas y que ahora ocun&n
las trppa> DC Francisco Villa.
T2nbitn ha sid" 2cEtru!da Ia Nl%
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-10
Protestan contra Ia que.
ira con AIemania

CHICAGO, Febrero 9.-Mas de dos
cientas mil copias de una proc!ama en-
la que Sc protesta contra una possible
guerra entire los Estados Unidos y
Aleman;a, fucron distribuidas hoy en-
esta ciudad. En- la proclama Sc pide
= los obreros que Sc unan para pro-
testar contra la posipilidad de que
este pais vaya la guerra con el>im-
n,r;o teut6n Y Sc invita- a IN gigan-
tesco .nitin que celebrardn los socia-
i;stas para acorGar Ia forma en- que
dcben oponersc a los movimientos ten
dentes a hacer que estalle Ia anun-
ciada guerra.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-10
Ofrece petroleo mexica-
no al Cob. de EE. UU.

WASHINGTON, Febrero 9.-La
Mexican Petroleum Company, por
corducto de su presidente Mr.. Doiie-
n.y.. Sc ha dirigido al gobierno ofre-
ciendo poncr a su disposition, zen ca
so de guerra, diez vapores tanques y
circo millc1es de barriles de petroleo,
que dice tener liStos en- sus prapie-
dades de Mexico. Tambien ha ofreci-
do Mr.. Doheny su yate particular,
para ser usado en- el transporte del
petroleo que pone la disposition del
gobierno de los Estados Unidos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-10
TlHDIEH Sc PaESFNTo nTR0 PGoYECT0
ABTOsllaaDa Al Pr. WILSON, PARA NJ
LITAS'lsR J. Los FFRS1ccigsEfR0s

rclcr"anq rsun"!ar para "a :RENSa.
WASHINGTON. F"brero G.-El
presiden;e Wilson consiiera G! pro-
yccto DortorricueIO cGncedicndo 4
los natIralcs De csc pals Ia ciudas!a-
nia americana, cue fut prcsentada AZ
Congrcso Federal, corlo una medida
de preparaciGn Y Gijo al Senador
Shafroth que hiciera todo 10 possible
ror evitar que So le hicieran rcfor-
mas en- el ScnaGo.
La Comisi6T De Comercio interior
del Senado Gi0 cuenta con n pre-
scHt&ciG1 tie otro proyccao. por er
cualcs aUJo-izara Il nrcsiGente para
CrgIn.zar = los empleados de los fe-
rrocarriles militarmente, fin de que
presten sus servic!os Ell csc ramo, en-
tempo de guerra.
Otro proyecto Sc prcsent0 Ell cl
SenaGo. relative Il ana APPLICATION en-
cl p"esupucsto dc CorreoS. contenicn-
do ademas estir%lac;ones sobrc al
gunas reformas Ell las tarifas posta-
les, entro 1tras. IA de cue el porte
para las -artaS locales sea de un GEN.
tavo y las de JOS peri6dicos = maya
zines sea aumentada.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-10

IA, por 10 anterior, que Ia iniciativa
del Embajador Naon tiene un carac-
ter meramente particular y que no re-
presenta, bajo ningun concepto, la
opinion del gobierno de este pals.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-10

hasta que el barco lego sin nOvedad
q este puerto.
Entire los pasajeros del 'Espagne"
Sc halla III aviador americana llama
do Elliot Cowdin, quien dice haber
tornado parte en- varios combates
aereos en- el frente frances.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-10
Baker recomienda la creaci6r
de una base sutmariHa

relcurama Especial para LA PRENSA.
WASHINGTON, Febrero 9.-El
Secretario Baker ha recomendado al
Congreso la Immediate creaci0n de
una base submarine en- Coco Solo,
4 Ia entrada del Canal de Panama,
con un costo de million y medic de Pc
SOS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-10

:nanones, .nunci6 en- II junta de que
Sc Ia hecho menci6n, que el gobierno
a!an;n habia ccnccGito una pr6rroga
para que is ba-cos espaholes sale
ran de Ia zora peli-rosa. sir ser ata-
cados por los submarines que operan
en- ella.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-10
En:ian i Washington una copia dc
II no;a Il Kaiser.

Fl gabinete csnahol. en- ianta ccle-
brada hoy, decidi3 cnyiar l Washing
Ton. al @obierno 3me-icano, como su-
2lenento Ia rasYresta :. las Suges-
tiones de Wilson. n nota ;iirigida ha-
ce POGO po: el CcnIe de Ron;anones
al Kaiser, protestando por Ii ;-aunci =
ia campaAa DC submarines sin restric-
clones.
Otra coria de Il nota mencionada
fue enviada Al @ch:erli austriaco,
quien manifesto al de Espaha 81 adj
ncsljn a 10 declarado por A!erania,
con respecto Ia canraia de scbma-
rinos.
Romaroncs da cuer.a de una prorro-
"a de AIemania.
ii jcfe del @abincte. Conde de Ro-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-10
los uATIjRAlES DE-
PTO. RICO SERAN
CIUDADANOS De
Los E. III. =.

En- el Seaado americana sc ha pre-
sentado un proyecso de Ley ror
ei cua! Sc ccncedera IL c:u-
G2daria a a:.uellos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-10

Comprs uEted Gus libros Ell esr;sfUl
Isnacio E. Lozaao S07 Dolorosa st. San
Antonio, Texas. So casa es la mas barsts
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-10

We gusrantee La PREHSA hes !srzsr
circulation than any other lneHican news
payer IN ths Ua.ted :-ta1es-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-07-15

NEW YORK. July 14.-Prominent men and women
woman and child in the United States may aid their
government 90 win the world
II has under way but short time. yet assist
great value given to both the Liberty loan
and Red Cross campaigns: the goal set is such
cooperation with Hoover Of Belgium" as to make
waste in the kitchen and on the table problem Of
the past
The new organization is called the Patriotic Service
league. II was conceived by Prof Eilery G StoWelL
expert on International affairs and member of tie
Columbia university faculty. The leagues purpose
weld the nation together with the community
idea extended include the vshoe people.
Impossible" YOU may remark 1T can't he done
Community spirit is fine for small place or for
section whe-e folks Of similar interests and tastes live
WORKS" N NEW YORK
But has worked out n York and that a
section where live both reformers of the purely theo
retical type usurgent wor>insmen n strip
running across New York city the poltcal 6esgna-
ton OF which is the 10Th congressional district K
includes che homes Of of the richest and TIE
poorest families Of the metropolis.
Ia New York. Of an places. this community idea OF
nauonalism has worked out. and very successfully
too. AS the tern "communty spirit" may seem rather
indefinite to the exact sisnidcarce what NJ
stoweh means when he uses ne term may best be set
forth Dy himself.
several months ago when the necessity Of rousins
the country TO the fact that every resource Of the
United states should war Mr. stowen
thought of the old town meetings New Ensland
together a town or village why could not the same
principle be applied to the entire nation"
Intensive thought the question confirmed his idea
that Il could selected the congressional district az
the best geographical division the league
the 18th congressional district 20 try out
his plans. He had co-vorkers other members Of
the columbia university faculty and who volun-
teered their services
Organization OF complete confessional district
the plan OF the New England town meeting would
have been tribe too Iarse the smallest political
subdivision the election OF precinct or disrict-was
chosen a. ultimate base activity.
CANVAS HOUSE To HOUSE
Friends % those working directly with AIr. Stoveu
were obtained and a committee ND with az
least representative from each election district
These assed. anarruent an
dw cling OF the f15 districts
The surprsinp part auott ellie ht-iurlu- move
vas that DieurelS found hospitaIits only
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-07-15
CONTENTS

Editorial Comment. School PasN
wonan's Section and Other Fes-
lures OF General Interest
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-07-15
To Organize Nation BY Units for Aid in War
We cesire to cooper

plshed We are not competing We cesire to cooper
ate.
Of the activities in which the organization may be-
engaged But It IS wise state present
specific duties.
The government called volunteers to III the
rank OF our existing military forces We should see
that those recruits obtained. due being
paid 20 exemptions.
We should ind them and cooperate with the Red Gross
aid.
I'VE must have bureau OF employment for those
who have lost their jobs and for those Who
seek employment-Wives and sisters
Preparing surgical dressings ali the other
activities OF the military end or the REQ Cross will de-
mand time and effort Let all see do share.
We must make sure We DO not have such Juvenile
delinquency has occurred in England and IN
The boy scouts the junior navy league and the
junior police must part OF the boy power tile
community The farmers Of the need p 900 la
o0rers. We should they share
Food viii be scarce. We must hnd how 20 il
10 the FUN And we must make known 70 ala The
methods OF this conservation Only By Intelligent q
forts for ourselves shall be able effectively stand
back Of those younger than We who fight
Finally the Patriotic service league realizing j.
difficult IN a democracy 1han autocracy for
the government initiate and things done viii
I5t7-,e +t eessI-y sn5 rra ,r,uert,,rfty So- nj
yersal service in this light for demOcracy
PROMINENT NHzN ENLIST
George W Wickersham former attorney general;
Alton 3 Parker. once democratic candidate for
presidency. oscar S Straus former ambassador
Turkey-these are but a few Of the men who are
working 10 extend the Patriotic Service league.
The league has been organized in tire 18th
congressional district adjoining the 18th, here and
has been successfully inaugurated in Boston.
plans for extension throushOut the country
have been formulated. said Mr. Stowell. $50 that il
be possible 10 marshal The combined force
loyal citizens behind the president The spread The
league viii immense amount OF duplication
each community she loyal officers Niu know their
oRu people Thes Will. for example easily secure
COOKS and attendant fa- departing hospital units
They aI1 lind needed mechanics. They viii direct
their appeals for funds all those no willing
contribute The Patriotic Service easue furnishes
chinery by which the wisdom OF Hoover can
brought with emphasis Go every kitchen in the land.
The citizen leaguers constitute the third line OF de-
Tense.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-07-15

gressonal district or in each election district
Suppose that your meeting, after it had been
organized decided that would mighty good plaE
adopt one or more orphans across the sea. Such
plan actually put in operation of the pre-
orphans adopted, little boy little girl and
monthly of 81 is being raised by leaving
box out every meeting in which contributions may bc
dropped
In the 1sth district of first steps taken was
the enrolment of every woman 10y woman workers.
Every woman asked what line Of work she was
fitted and the list made up election dis
by election district hat StoweH. chair
men entire districts knows exactly how many
tenographers cooks. clerical workers members of
calling, in his territory.
HAVE RESOURCES on FILE.
The actual good this does is that allows
the horne strength" of his district.
e tell You. after consulting his lists how
many cooks, nurses and other workers in his dis
trict. That however is not the object the
StoweH emphasized this when he received a call for
cooks to go with the Red cross
He the notice leaders in the election dis
trcts and shortly afterward they had obtained
of the desired one district leader him
self persuaded enlist II is this "neighbor
hood touch this knowing everybody in the apartment
house city block township where live.
that makes the possibilities Of the plan great,
cording Mr. Stowell
PURPOSES OF THE LEAGUE
I'VE organizing thai may serve the govern
ment of the United States" said Mr.. StoweH. "snd
assist TO the full in this great fight for the things
which have always carried nearest hearts
democracy. for the right Of hose who submit
authority 10 nave voice IN theiI own governments
for the rights and liberties Of small nations for uni
yerssi. dominion OF right by such a Of
peoples shall brins peace and safety all nations
and make the world itself las free
The Patriotic service LEAGUE aims form every
congressional district an ORGANIZATION arouse
ordinate and direct the military side the pa
all and OF ever
that early and successful termination the
may result
There other ORGANIZATIONS i'm existence
local geographic lines For organza-
tion such the Patriotic service league which
founded upon geographic lines, there is need
These societies with their particular objects find
through this local unit OF neishbors with the
individual and every household by
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-07-15

opening night The orchestra presents varied pro
gram Of classic popular and native music
GOOD MUSIC PROMISED.