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The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1917-10-16
CITIZENS TO VOTE ON WATER
CONTRACT AND BOND ISSITE

according to an ordinance passed
at the recent meeting of the Paris
City Council, the citizens of Paris
VIII vote on Tuesday, November s. ON
the c1ty's proposed contract with the
far1s Water Company, which is pro-
Posed to cover period of twenty
years
1t was also ordered that at the
regular election to be held on the
same day the question of issuinr
bonds in the sum of 100000 he sinh,
United to the qualified voters of the
c'ty Tor the purpose of constructing a
sewer beginning at Stoner avenue,
and continuing through the eastern
part OF the city to Twentieth and
South Main street.
The Council also ordered the
amendment of AN ordinance which
was passed on June IA, providing for
the issuing of bonds of the city of
Paris in the sum of $4,000, the
amendment authorizing and direct
ing the preparation of these bonds.
The original issue was made for the
purpose of making needed repairs and
additions to the Paris Public School
building. The amendment was made
possible by the decision of the Court
OF Appeals declaring the validity of
these bonds, and the election carry
ing same. The bonds are to be Of
the denomination of $500 each. to be
dated July 1, 1917, numbered from
one to ninety-two, the last one to
mature on November 1, 1886. and
bearing interest at five per cent. nav
eble semi-annually.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1917-10-16
ALLEGED F0RGER CAPTURED.

Chief of Palice Link returned sun
nav night from Cincinnati, having In
charge James Vice, member OF a
prominent Nicholas county famliy
" hom he arrested on a charge Oh
forgery. e.od q
check for a small sum on Mr.. Ben
Iuckner manager of the Xa1apa
Earm and eluded capture, after the
forgery had been discoveries anu .ne
police notified. CHIEF OF Poilce LII. IN
learned Saturday that vice was III
Cincinnati, and communicated VIII
the Cincinnati police, VINO iounu
vice and placed him under arrest:
vice was around Paris for quite d
while and gave the impression OF be-
ing a rounder.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1917-10-16
FORMER PARTISAN KILLED BY
LIVE WIRE.

Mr.. Julian Howe, of the Paris Gas
& Electric Co., received a letter Sat-
urday from Mr.. VIM. B. Tinsley, of
st. Louis, formerly of Paris, in
which he told of the death there of
Mr.. C. E. Wilmering, who was for a
time in the employ of the Paris Gas
& Electric Co., as solicitor.
Mr.. Wilmering, who was an ex-
rert electrician, was making some
adjustments to an electric dynamo
in Maplewood, suburb of st. Louis,
when his hand accidently came in
contact with live wire. The en-
tire voltage of the powerful current
rassed through the unfortunate
mans body, causing death instantly.
Mr.. Wilmering will be pleasantly
remembered here, he being a man of
genial qualities. While here he was
married to st. Louis girl, who sur
wives him.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1917-10-16
RETURNS WITH BUCKS.

Nessrs. Chas. S. Ball, Charles Hop,
l;ins Wood Houston and Carl
Schrote. of the C. S. Ball Garage
forces. returned Saturday from
Flint. Michigan, driving four new
Buick machines which they secured
from the Buick factories.
The party left Paris Wednesoa!
tor Flint to get the cars. Returning
they struck some extremely colu
weather through Michigan, where
they saw children rolling huge snow
balls and skating. The cold mace
The drive back very uncomfortable lor
them until they struck "DlXlelano'
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1917-10-16
EXEMPTION BY CLASS PROPOS-
ED IN NEXT DRAFT

The general shortage of labor i'm
industries that must be kept going
at top speed if the United States is
to throw its whole strength into
the war, is giving considerable con-
Germ to government officials studying
the situation. Conditions lin some
parts of the country already threaten
production of essential materials.
Large government orders reach
ing into every branch of industry
have stimulated business to an ex-
tent never before known. Coal
mines are overtaxed and railroads
cannot move the country's freight.
Shipyards are preparing to turn
out as much tonnage next year as
was built in the last decade. NUM-
lions factories are searching the
country for men. /.
The first army draft took large
numbers of men out of essential in
dustries and the next, unless the
present exemption policy is changed,
will withdraw as many more. Of
ficials are giving serious thought to
a suggestion heard in many quarters
that, in forming the next draft army,
exemption be applied to industries
instead of individuals. Under the
law as it now stands there is no
provision for the exemption of
classes.
Officials believe that if a general
exemption policy is not enforced it
will become necessary to remove
men from the non-essential indus
tries to those which must be main
tanned during the war.
Suggestions of CONSUMPTION of
labor for employment in industries
have not been considered seriously
although it is likely that men may
be asked to volunteer for selected
work, such as the cutting of spruce
timber in the West for the manu-
facture of aircraft.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1917-10-16
3D. FIRE
Insure with
W.O. HINTON & SON, Agts
-E IA "a
OF PARIS MAN IN
AVIATION CORPS.

Sundays Courier-Journal publishes
fine half-tone cut of Mr.. Percy G..
Henry, Jr., son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Percy Henry, of Louisville, grand
son of the late Mr. Phil Nippert, ST.,
Of Paris
Mr.. Nippert is now in Louisville
awaiting orders to join the Aviation
Corps of the United States Army, in
which he has secured a commission
as Lieutenant He has been captain
If the baseball team and the football
team at Georgetown College, where
he has been a student for several
years. Mr.. Henry has been fire.
quent visitor in Paris, as guest of
lis uncle, Mr.. Phil Nippert, manager
Of the Paris Ice Manufacturing Co.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1917-10-16
NEW POSITION CREATED BY THE
LOUISVILLE & NASHVILLE.

The Louisville e Nashville rail-
road has created new Office at Paris,
that of Rule Clerk, to which Mr.. Jos.
Grosche, who has for years been one
of the most faithful and efficient
employees of the road in the Train
Dispatcher's office, has been pro-
NOTED.
The position in the train dispatch
ing service made vacant by Mr.. Gro
sche's promotion, will be filled tenn
porarily by Mr.. Thos. A. Mcdonald,
of Paris, who has also been a mem
Der of the operating force in the local
Office
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1917-10-16
SECOND LIBERTY LOAN BONDS
SOLD ON INSTALLMENTS.

Loosen your purse strings, sons
and daughters of Columbia, and take
the bonds of the Second Liberty
Loan. Buy them till the pinch of
buying brings to your heart the glow
of a good investment made and a
good deed done. Buy U. S. Govern
ment Liberty Bonds. If you have one,
buy another, and sell two more bonds
to two other good Americans.
We are offering these Liberty
Bonds on easy terms-a $50 Bond at
S1.OO down and the balance in week
ly payments of s1.OO per week; the
$4,000 81 nds at $500 down and
$500 per Week.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
(oct5-St)
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1917-10-16
ORDERS 10 FILL NATIONAL
GUARD REGIMENTS.

Owing to Withdrawals from the
National Army to fill National
Guard regiments to the new stand
ord of $500 men, a heavy shortage
i evident in the National Army,
and the expediting of the second
coli is being considered. Quarters
are available for an additional regi-
ment at each of the environments
and in some instances for bigade.
Factors operating against an early
csIl are lack of clothing and equip
Tnent and the overburdening of the
railroads in moving the men. The
call is likely in December or jan
uary.
The strictest secrecy is being OBJ
eeryed regarding the date of trans
fer TO Southern camps of 5000
collective draft soldiers from Camp
zachary Taylor. The men will be
taken wholly from the 159th De-
not Brigade, it was announced Sat
nrdav. and will be the biggest troop
movement ever made out of Louis
vile.
Hurried preparations to receive
the fourth and final quota of the
first call for the National Army were
begun at Camp Zachary Taylor, fol-
lowing receipt of Geographic in
structions by Maj. Gen. Harry. c.
Hale. The men will begin arriving
wednesday. Officers to have charge
Of the reception of the new men
have been named and will meet at
once for instruction.
The next increment of the Ma
tional Guard from Kentucky will
call 1890 boys to the training
camp. making up the total of L ,236,
as S.246 have already been called.
Adiutant. General ]. Tandy Ellis
announced that he has received re-
ports on the full quotas from the
counties of the State. The names
of those who will go from Bourbon
county were published in Friday
issue of THE NEWS. The next call
which has been ordered, will take
the following quotas from counties
in Central Kentucky:
Bath. AZ; Bourbon, rs; clark,
73: Fayette. 81; Fleming, 70, Frank
lin. .: Harrison, 40; Jessamine, So;
Mason. 54; Mercer, 20; Montgem-
CIV. AZ; Nicholas, "a; Owen, 80;
Scott. Al; Woodford, 20.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1917-10-16
=" - II - -
AUTO LICENSES GRANTED.

The following auto license numbers
we're issued last week from the office
Of the Commissioner of Motor Vehl-
cles at Frankfort, to Paris and Bour-
non county owners:
Mamie C. Wallis, Paris, Buick,
se86S: A. w. Plummer, Paris, Over
!and 39940: ]. T. Osborne, Paris,
Ford, 39952: Lusk & Shea, Paris
Ford, 1886; T. H. Talbot, Paris
Studebaker, 10000; S. j. Oldson'
North Middletown, Ford, 4OO6O; ID.
w. Estill, Paris, Ford, 4OG61; Lee n.
Cravens, Paris, Ford, 5OO64; e. w.
Wagner, Paris, 40092.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1917-10-16
BARROW HOSPITAL UNIT Elk
PECTING ORDERS DAILY.

Orders to prepare for taking the
field are daily expected by the Dr'
Barrow Base Hospital Unit oaliy.
Several Paris and Bourbon county
people are members of the Unit
which has been reported to Surgeon
General Sturgeon at Washington do
ready for action. nc
The training of the hospital corps
is now practically the only tnins
that stands between the embarkatioh
OF the Unit for the foreign service.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1917-10-16
WANT PRESIDENT TO VISIT THE
WAR ZONE.

An Associated Press cablegram
from Paris, France, says:
"The suggestion that President
wilson visit Europe is made by The
Information in a leading cdltorlai.
It says the Allies need the fresi-
dents counsel, that his influence
would be powerful in establishing
snity in regard to democratic locals:
and that such visit would be OF
advantage also to America
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1917-10-16
FOOD PLEDGE WEEK IS PUT OFF
UNTIL OCT. %.

In compliance with request from
President Wilson, Food Pledge Week.
set for Octoper II to 81, has been
deferred a week to avoid conflict
with the closing week of the Liberty
Loan campaign. In his letter to the
Food Administrator, the President
pointed out that 1t would be highly
undesirable to have the two great
movements under way at the sama
time.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1917-10-16
gUs1NEss MEMS CLUB IN LIB
ERTY LOAN MEETING.

The Business Mems Club Will no,o
a meeting at the court house at 7:So
O'Clock Thursday night to DISCUSS .ne
subject of raising Bourbon county :"
allotment in the new Liberty hon
The allotment for this county mas
been placed at 100000, just sloU,
600 more than that OF the hie'
Loan
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1917-10-16

CHICAGO WINS WORLD CHAM
PIONSHIP SERIES

The Chicago White Sox clncneu o
good hold on the worlds champlon-
ship games by winning at NeM
York yesterday from the New loa r =
Giants by a score of to 2. Cnlcae"
won four games and New fofh
three. The batteries yesterday were
Chicago-Faber and Scnaih,
York Benton, Perritt ana ha1u vm
Dmpires-Klem, O'Laughlin' Ivan
and Rigler.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1917-10-16
SEE US FIRST.

See us first when you have any
kind of deal in real estate. We
know how to get results.
(16-6t) PARIS REALTY co.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1917-10-16
1917-191S OvERCOATS.

Belters, trench models. ulsters-
anv sort of overcoat you prefer-we
have, SIS to $50.
]. w. DAVIS & co.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1917-10-16
WE KNOW HOW.

When you have anything to sell in
the real estate line call on us.
G6-6t) PARIS REALTY co.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1917-10-16

Forecast for week beginning Sun
lay, Oct. IA, is as follows:
For Ohio Valley and Tennessee:
Fair, except occasional showers about
Tuesday and Friday Temperature
somewhat above the average.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1917-10-16

The coolest weather of the early
fall in this section was recorded Fri
day morning, when. following a
steady downpOur of rain on Thursday
night. the thermometer registered 81
degrees, with a chilling wind blowing
and the overcast skies giving fair
promise of snow. Early risers report
snow f1urries Friday morning, lasting
but few seconds. The housetops
were white with frost, the heaviest
of the season. The temperature took
an upward tendency Sunday and yes
.erday, both days being considerably
warmer.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-28
UH iNCENDIO ACADIA CON LA
PEQUENA FORTUNA DE uN
MEXICANO.

Ell dia y de los ]corrientes, a las
IL 80 de ia noche, Ia casa que habita
el senior Basilio Ruiz, en- Creedmor,
Texas, Sc VIC repeHtinamente inva-
dida por el fuego, Y por mas esfuer-
EOS que Sc hicieron para sofocar el
yoraz elemento, NADIA Sc pudo conse-
guir. e. seior Ruiz VIC consumirse
una troie de maiZ, n semillera dc
llgod0n Y cana Y / barcinas de esta
Ultima graminea TODD 10 cual con
sistia Ia cosecha de este ano. Tam
bien fue consumido por las llamaS ur
coche de familia, IL guarniciones J
o;ro5 objetos de menos valor. Segur
o, senior Ruiz, IL ptrd!Ga que ha te
nido no baja de $500 d0!ares, este
cs, 10 unico que pOSela quedancc
ahnra impOsibilitado para seguIr ira
baiando, 4 mcn0S que suS compatrIC
las V amigos lie ayuden en- alguna for
me- para enlpTemder de nuev0 "n i;
-!arca DC rehacer su pequena fortuna
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-28
SERAN RETIRADAS LAS Was
FERREAS DEL CENTRIC DE

Jao de los planes del a~yuntamien-
to oS - construction de un desague
para lbs aguas de las lluvias que Sc
reuncn en- IA Mesa que recogeria cs,
e ljquido por Ia Gale Campbell Y
d~iri@itndose por Ia Estaci0n Union,
las l~.cvaria haSta el rio. Los ferroca-
rifles no c~ruzaran mas por Ia Gale
Main y tSta sera pavimentada Y de-
vue!ta a. trdfico urbanO.
Los representatives de las compa-
Ii&s f~erocarri!eras Sc reunieron en-
j. osicina del alcalde Lea Y todos
los ompleadcs lie Ia ciudad manifies
tan su placer por el progreso que es-
II adquiriendo el plan de retirar las
Was :trreas del centric commercial de
FL PaSo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-28

PARIS. Febrero 27.-Los peri0dl-
! cos De esta carital sicEen dando cuen-
=. en- det?iie. De Ia significacion que
iuenen en- los actuales momento2 his
tories las ceremonies celebradas en-
J ssassSa lel aniversario del natalcio
IL Washington y ha"icado comenta-
r,ys =. discard del cr4bajadof ameri-
rs.y Share. &~"un 81 dijo oportuna-
i.-er.-, e. lu f~~st:yi,;ad p"rr!1tlc2 que
l.i.o !a.." p! - &c Fcbcero. q en-
: ia .i,.. dc los Estadcs Unidos St eX-
nre-i an Il s.guiente foraa:
"Iada AFRO, =! llegar esta fe:hA
. .ue .5dos lcs ciudaGanGs de los ESta-
-; Lni3as ncHmemGran, he hcehC
! .o,a- rcn satisfaction el inrerts ere
. r,r. e coz ei v;!@l los amer:c1nos r"4-
n,ao. en- Paris participant dc esc& &C.
.ra.o~'a. 10y. &-eStra satisfaction sc
av.ncnt.. ;od%v;i mis- cor II ~prssc"o.a
c7 cstas m%nifestacioEes de nuestros
atrr.;.nos uuc 50 ha!lan UnidCs 4 nos
res nor iaz3s de simnati2 : bucNa
i.r,;.r.d. uye sc!o una comUnIdad lie
. ,de2lce y De a~spiracicrc5 pUc!e crear,
- este cS r1uy natural, pcrque to4o
a~c,.Ir, cue corci@rnc 4 n vida : ia
. haza-as dc Jorge Washington :. So
.ro -aIo. los nr.rv:pios nor los cua-
Il.: - ce7,ha,i1. son tan carOS 4 los
lgarag.nes franceses. como es 4 los
! a?ac.ioancs todo aqucllo que sc re.a-
! r.osa rar n vida lie Lafayette.
! Fl cra3aiadcr Sharp, despueS de
! ha5ct ia-ocado "a mer.5ria de! cele-
h~c ratrio,a americana. Sc express"
! ~ 4..cs ttrr.iaos: I'm todcs los rim
ca. De IN Terra donde Sc e~ncue2trc
. .can,Go III grupo lie americaAcS lie
ncs da amor por SUI pals. de amor por
Ia Ebertad : n hunaanidat. este dia,
41fe - q Il, Una de nueStras mas be-
/ HIS :;es,as na":onales. sara patri"tI-
i.a~.ea,. cc!crradc. P"ro Ell ningun2
/ a.r.o :!n3r& una meier fiesta que en-
! sta Er"acia cue do Lafayette 4
. * .h:r~-oH : 4 81 noble caUsa.'
/ :. re.:"d.co 81 Temps" presto II
!a;e:~iaa .auy espccia! = los anterioreS
/ .~.accp,os ) al ns:zcir On e!!eS. pasa
~.. = ia situation INTERNATIONAL!
H. -
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-28

No csta NAL que de vez en- GUAM
do. haya un crimen folletinesco.
La vida, sin estos. alicientes, es mas
! non0tona que I'm impermeable. sien-
do tonic ell salir de 10 oficina, If Al
cafe. deiarse caer en- una silla Y pre-
guitar:
que hay?
NADIA.
-;Ah' Que aburrimientc!
En- cambio, pongan ustedes un cri-
men sobre el tapete de Ia actualidad Y
veran como Ia genie halla en- e gran
des alicientes.
! A yer. Ia comida en- seguida.
-iQu6 pasa?
Una friolera. Me han asegura-
do u ha ~aparecido ell higado del Pc
lucho.
-iY ESQ que es?
como que es? Pues 81 Espana
entera esta pendiente de ESQ. Dame
cualquier cosa. Lo importante es que
vaya a enterarme.
Efectivamente, aQuel pacifico y non
RADIO cIudadano que hasta usa me!e-
mas por no molestarse en- If a ID pc
luqueria, sale desesperado por Ia ca
lie. corriendo como 81 vendiera n lis
IA grande, has:a tropezar con el que
81 cree puede darle noticias.
-5Y el higado?
-Bien, gracias. PreciSamentc en-
estos dias no ME resiento.
mi maldito 10 que me importa:
Es decir, listed perdone, pero el hi
gado por que preguntaba eS ell der
Pelucho. tDonde estaba?
Como puede interesarnos tanto es-
to-: No 10 Sc; acaso por Huestro es-
piritu meridional; pero 10 cicrto es que
Ia figura de un criminal, Sobre tcdc
$! es mujer, nos a~pasiona mas que uE
drama del Espanol.
Recientemente, la Prensa ha dedi-
cado grsndes Columns a csc matri-
monio de envenenadores, Y todos he
mos estado pendientes de las declara-
clones de Maria do los Angeles.
-;Cue mujer. No Sabe listed lc
que siento eStar casado.
Como? iEs que contraeria us
ted con ella matrimonlo?
Nc; pero Ia eXpresaria M admi-
| raci0n ~enviandola ms ensaimadas
0 amos guantes: pero temo que mi
esposa Sc entere.
--iNaturalmente!..
Tan pronto surge IN crimeE QUE
tenga aleun aspecto misterioSo. Sc
forman los bandos y partidos de r.
gor, llegandose cast a las cuestioneS
personales.
-Homhre, listed sera n eminen-
cia en- Ell tute; zero de crimenes nc
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-28
CGENTO DEL Ola
Virn" dc Ia >Gptima pIans).

no Va 4 ser para mi. SD6nde he
9@eslo e hilo Goa ell gancho? Aqul
est. NanoS 1 "a obra.
t2y2a cl hilo con ell gancho al bal
,"n q" Roberto : dcSDues de algunaS
.nuti!es tvntaliyas. consieue s~ujetar
po" N atsdura TN pequcho paQuete
Iuc hay en- 81 h2lc0n dc 81 vecino.)
.Aiaja. Ahora arriba. va esta en-
nj pcceT. iQuien "a 4 saber 10 que
ian traido los REYES a cada uno? Las
pcsc.as las cnvaelro cn este papel Y
81 las echc al haicon de Roberto. Ali
yar. Buen tho rengo. Ahora aden-
.tro. .V"ya III fr!c! :ES el despipo-
rrcN.
tCierra e! balloon Y A~escnyuelye e
Ea,i2ete cor ansia febrli.)
Iero, SCre es este? i'm libro.
A yer? Leyerdo.) Consoles mo.
:aies = los niao<. por Ia sencra dona
;ertrudis Lopez de Zarragoitia. coz
IS H-2Ec..s ,necesarias."
Pause GsSconcertante).
IuaNIIO.-tArrojando at suelc e
lib-o : alzandc e. puno como para in.
crcpar a los Reyes Magos) iRandole,
y0Sl
Antonio Z0ZAYA
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-28
IN MIENTO 4 LOS ESQ
LARES FRANCHISES

PARIS, Fetrcro 27.-El gobicrno
ha redido n toGos los alumnOs de las
escuelas dc ~I'rancia cultivar todos los
terrcros vaCantes Y dedicar una PAR
te de su tempo a II siembra de le-
gumbreS NJ. Niviani, ministro de JUS
ticia V VI. Clerentcl. ministro de CO.
mercic V agricultural, han firmado Jun
tos eli !lamamientO que ia sido fila
&c en- t)das las escrelas ]primarIas,
superiores Y denis colegicS. FL do
cumentc dice. entire otras cosas, las
~sl~uic1tes: -
"A les alumn0s de las eScuc!as dc
Francia: La Francia tieAc ncee$idad
de vuestra devoci6n. La terra de-
manGa vue$tro trab%Jn. En- tanto que
los camnoS ~pcrmanczcan en- barbccho
y pue las mujeres y les anciancs no
Q bastantes z aSe"Urar cl cult!vo
del pals, que sus maridos y suS hijos
d~ef:srdeH con Gloria, es q vOsottos.
mines de Francia, 4 Guicnes correspon-
de anortar = IL terra IA ayuda de que
ella tiene una imrcriOsa nccesidad."
Dajo ur& direction Official los alum
nos ser;tn organizados en- cada alGca
: en- cada comunidad para eli cult!vo
DC tcdaS IL: ticrras vacantcs.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-28

4. K. BONNAT
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-28

! cue el servilismo de Austria-Hungria
para con e. imperio aleman es tai.
| cue Ballplatz no dispone de ninguna
iniciativa. La prensa 2lemana, agre-
"a, no &c c~on7romete inGtilmeate.
cuando afir!aa, como 10 ha hec}io 10
, "Gaceta lie EGlonia," Que II replica
| austriaca rlanteara Embellishments
u, 4 sitnaci6r anaioga a Ia que eXist1
entire .A!-mania Y Ia rcpiblica amcri-
cana"
LA Gaceta de FRANKFORT" es mas
| rrecisa todavia V declara que ". Will
son debcra sufrir las consecuencias
dc IA reruesta austro-hungaTa. Y
rcrlp,r las relaciores diplomaticas
con Ia dohle monarQuia. Berlin 10 ina
decrdiGo ash Y Eiena 10 there mas que
incl;narse. i;sto caracteriZa p~erfecta
mcnte bien i. situaci6n de Austria
NnTgria vis-a-v!s cor AlCA!lnIa. Il
hecho DC que n rugtCr2 austro-amc-
r1cana no SC halla llevado a cabo al
n,ismo tempo que ". Wilson rompiH
ION 81 ecbierno de Berlin, habia SEMI
hraGo ciCrtas inQuietudcs del 0tro iado
dol Rnin. Les alemanes, con Ia talta
lie tacto que les es caracterl@ilca'
aprovechan el incidente actual para
afirnar 81 a~ScenGiente sobrc Ia dc
bic monarQuia V precisar el estado de
humiliation an que tiencn 4 Austria
Huneria.'
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n~eri1d;cos austriaccs lle@ados 4 Sui
70, no Gentlemen ningun coment2rlo
soh-e las representations americans
hecha. a Vlena. F. "RcichSp0"t' sc
Tmifa : r~eproGucir "a nota. L. "NeIe
Frcie Press habia probablemente
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docu2!ento, Pero il censura 10 supr'-
MO completamenute. FL p]erloGIco
urotesta en- su numcro de 20 del &C
fuaI. contra eSa Suppression, pero mas
de IA mitad dc su protesta tamticn
fue supr;m;da de tai n que eS
impossible diScernir las tendenclas del
articulo.
Segln el corresponsal rienes del
"~S,rasburgo Post" en- Viena est"n
convenciGos de que las representation