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New Britain herald., 1917-11-17

It is bad enough to kiss your own wife in the dark in mistake for an- other woman, but imagine the feel ings of the Chicago man who was
New Britain herald., 1917-11-17

fined $200 for doing so.-Paterson Call
New Britain herald., 1917-11-17
FACTS AND FANCIEs.

In North Adams the plumbers re- fuse to plumb. The boss must have told them to go plumb.-Berkshir Eagle.
New Britain herald., 1917-11-17

If memory does not err, these col umns contained an article early in the summer relative to the poor con- dition of the gutter at the entrance to Fairview cemetery. Shortly there after the paper received a statement from certain officials calling attention to their intention to make early re- pairs People having occasion to notice the gutter as it is today are convinced that the public has been
The Ordway new era., 1917-06-01
AcRICULTURIST 10 BE
STATIONED HERE SOON
spccialist to Assist Farmers In In
crcasing Production-cvcrAi
Counties In District

The Colorado Agricultural Coilege'
Z thru its Extension Service. has dis
tricted the umorsanized territory oi
the state and has sent four trained
men from the faculty into the neid
10 spend the summer in assisting tue
farmers, Our district is District No
. and COMPRISES of Ebert Lincoln,
Cheyenue. Crowley. kiowa. otero,
Rent. Prowers and Baca counties J.
ID. Marshall. of the agronomy depart
neut of the Agricultural College, has
bsfn sent to assist US in this district
Mr.. Marshall will serve the entirS
district in the same manner as
county acricuIturiSt agent serves his
county. assisting the farmers TO or
ranjze for cooperation. helping with
labor problems. and Gually market
ing problems. He will he in direct
touch with the vast fund Of intoTma-
ton available at the Agricultural
College. he will be assisted from time
10 tiue by the specialists of the ES-
tension Service: in short. he stands
ready 10 be Of whatever seTveoe he
can to the farmers Of our district.
1t is not necessary to say that the
efforts OF this specialist to help us do
our share in the present natioua!
crisis should be met in the proper
spirit and that he should have the
hearty cooperation OF every person
= this district
The Ordway new era., 1917-06-01
Charlie Cox. one OF Clever Members OF the
National Quartet. IN q Character sketch

automobile might properly be rets-r-
ed 10 as & pleasure car II q Sill
larger percentage OF eases the tele-
phoae could Iegitim2;eIv be so-czlled-
When the people generally accept
the fact that the automobile IS q nee
e-sity and i one Of the greatest aids
to uode-1 business efficiency. then
there will BE- no more thought Of put
ting an extra tax On 1t than there Is
u taxing carriages and farm wagons
Time was. you know. when they
pu; an extra tax on sunl!ght-ia
England they used 70 tax the house
according 20 the number OF windows
that were in it Gradually they came
to realize that sunlight was neCes-
sity To health
Just because the automobile does
contribute 80 much pleasure 20 life.
even when in Z purely business way.
We nave all gotten in the habit OF re-
fsrTiGg 20 them as pleasure cars
1t Is time we cut il out"
The Ordway new era., 1917-06-01
NOT MERE PLEASURE CARS

SERVES US right for calling them
pleasure cars. '' exclaimed R C
Rueschaw. sales manager of the REQ
Motor Car company. when he first
heard of the proposition to tax auto
mobiles per cent for the war fund
I'VE cannot blame the solons at
Washington il they consider auto
mobiles an unnecessary luxury when
We persistentiy refer to roadsters.
touring cars, business mems coupes.
etc. as pleasure cars.
1 have had it in mind for a long
time to change this foolish nomen-
cinture in REQ advertisements but il
is difficult for one person or one
concern to eradicate deep-sea;ed
error.
IF the telephone IS necessity; If
electric lights are not needless sx-
travagance; If sewing machines are
not merely recreation for the tired
UoJher-then automobiles are abso-
iutely indispensable in this work-a-
iay world
In perhaps 5 per cert of cases the
The Ordway new era., 1917-06-01
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Warranty deeds and patents fled
in the Office of the county clerk of
Crowley County up to May 80. 1917
as reported by the Crowley County
Abstract company. Ordway:
l.. l.. E Stewart to Agnes wilkins.
west , acres of North 90 acres of -
|. Sls SEA- 2e- 81 81.
Ella E Cline to Reinhard Elfreich
Lots 4. 5, &, Block I3 Sugar City,
s2260.
Tersa Cody to P. V. Barth & F. S.
Howard. Lots 4, 4, 5. 6. Block 35
Sugar City. SlTO0.
United States to Charles S. Wait,
{ Z sen IS s. E1s NE4 Is-21-55.
Crowley Town Co. to Mrs. Allie
Dalkey, Lot "a block ! Crowley SIS.
Crowley Town Co to Allie DaIkey
Lot IS block / Crowley. SIS.
United States to Cephus y. Boul-
din, Lots d 8; SwA NEI. & SEi
NWi. 2-Is-5S.
The Ordway new era., 1917-06-01
MAY ESTABLISH CHURCH HERE

The ReY g. W Bonuell Of Greeley
and the Rev f. c. Smeiser. recently
from Sank Center, MINI. have been
making a survey of this county in
The interest of the Episcopal church
Q.ite = number OF people in 0rdway
ard Sugar City who are members OF
tn. Episcopal church have asked that
. church be erected in this vicinity
AID an amount sufficient TO erect
a church has already been subscribed
Bishop Johnson. Of Denver. will
,orluc, Episcopal services at the
Cham bcr OF Commerce hall on sun
day June 3. at IL O'Clock d. m. and
Till b. pleased 10 meet an who are
interested In the Episcopal church,
l. 7 church IS established Il : likely
that & Young up-to-date -ceteT viii
De sent here early in the fall This
rector would have charge OF the work
~ the Arkansas Valley along the Mis-
sou5i PaciGe railway. In all pEObab bi-
li,y thu church to be erected will be
lp-aied al Sugar City.
The Ordway new era., 1917-06-01
SUNDAY SCHOOL RALLY

Following is the program for the
SUNDAY school rally to be held al
sand Arroya. June 10:
- 00 Song SUNDAY school
How 20 Conduct s Sunday
S,-hoof" DR. Hugh. F.
illustrated
I7tsrmiesion. I've minutes
II 50-Musjc- Choir
Cradle Roll and Home ne-
plrJment-Mrs- Larson and
Mrs PYLE
Duet Roscoe and Elsie
KeuwOrthy
Graded Instructions - Mr.
Ervart
O-ra~E-.I Classes ia Sunday
school Bertha Brub4ker
Nom Iutcvmi>SjOn) Basket
Diare-
s.r.- SrrE : vice.
&c., E-u1-; from State sunday
: aoti convention - Miss
G---, Cr1a-d
r Sermon Rev ? " Pimlolt
S7as Adjournment
The Ordway new era., 1917-06-01
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Il Z Dtlloa reosutly moved 10
This ea1E5y from Oklahoma City.
Okla AID ms gone 70 farming about
Sttesn niles northwest Of OrdEsy.
NJ All Mrs. GeorEs Henderson Of
Fo-1ET- we're guests last Sunday Of
Mr. aEd Mrs. Frank McCoy and al
tended the UniO1 Revival meetings
while In ordEzy-
4 L. Gz-r and family and Mr.
Shausr anG family left The first Of
the wsek for KIogzs6sr- Okla. where
they viii remain for tie next five
Hzo1tEs- They are making the trip By
autos Mr. Cant stated that ne had q
Ere months leave % absence from his
place and by that tine II might be
that Es Soald answer the eail TO army
service
c. P Osbs-E states that his fz-fF~
has now arrived from Canon Citv
and that he has re1iEzuEsEed his tnb
as cook He hzs been on his fzra
here for the past several weeks. bat
the family had remained in Canon
City until the close Of school 1hers.
{ Mrs. John Keuasdy OF Pueblo is
visiting With her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs ii. r. Houstoa.
Mrs. y. Rauster Of Lonsmcnt vas
the guest of Mr. and Mrs r. n.
Bruno last Saturday and Sunday.
Thos- Estes was down from Pue-
bio this week looking after sone
business matters
4 Mrs G. N. McNrify has returned
{ from Pueblo where she had been ia
In hospital for about ten dayz. She
Il submitted to an operation which was
4 serious one. and Is 1or recovering,
Y ~ r Greene Vas in Colorado
And Rueblo On business mat
The Ordway new era., 1917-06-01
SAND ARROYA NEWS

Lawrence Andres came out from
Sugar City recentir and will put in
crop OF beans on his homestead in
the Mustang valley.
Quite . number of people from this
portion OF the county have been at
tending the revival meetings in Ord
1ay.
Miss Phyrne Demit has had the
scarlet fever bat got along nicely.
W P. lester and c. H Trotter
took their cattle orer to Boon Best
ranch recently and had them dipped
Nrs. Matte Plummer has moved
TO the Sswson place.
Henry JohHso2 and family have re.
tIrnsd to their homestead.
w Z. Guser and aiiss Lacy Guye,
attended Sunday school convention
AT Colorado Springs
The Ordway new era., 1917-06-01
CROWLEY NEWS

School closed Friday. May is. At
me noon hour a basket dinner was
spread in the dining room. A pro-
gram Sas rendered in the afternoon.
All pupils taking part. Two piays
were given by Miss Morgan's room
ana one by the older pupils. Supt.
Daiby gave short talk In the even
Ing Prof and Mrs Bolies entertained
tne ciub and teachers. Dainty -.
freshments were served.
Miss Morgan entertained a num.
81 q Young people on Thursday
The ladies' Aid waieh Naa Il
NEED nth Mr1 Grimes 6ns BEN posf.
oneo Szd ~ Ill ~ nn0nntsd iafer
4 - ~; ~ s 5agS |s1'! s,. =. I !!
The Ordway new era., 1917-06-01
PEAK VIEW NEWS

W C Armstrong is down from
Pueblo for few days to visit with
his family and looE after ranch in
terests
Master Harold Allen has Joined
the calf club having bought a high
grade Holstein heifer calf recently
shipped In from Elgin. Ill. with four
other calves for Dr. Lorimer-
A fine rain fell Saturday night
Mrs. Lilly Hin is having quite a
large acreage OF sod broke with a
tractor. Mr.. Burg~Tn is doing the
work.
The farmers are doing fine now
with their planting work.
The Ordway new era., 1917-06-01
E.ipS Is GROWING

! H Peek. contractor. who has
been doing considerable building at
ads for the past fe,S uuEths. states
that Eaas is making aboa; the best
growth OF any town in this section
ot the state. Several new buildings
are in construction and aside from
that he recently Vas awarded the
contract for quite a lot OF sidewalks
and CrnsSvaisS
The Ordway new era., 1917-06-01
TWENTY slI.os COMING

Twenty o. more silos will he erect
"a IA ttiz rou5,y during th- next few
H,efs Three wears ago rherc were
vot more than two Or three but by
harvest time this fall the number
Will rua close TO ccty
Rev. II c IurnAp. formerly pas
Jo- OF the MsJSodist Episcopal
-Aarch here. vas in OrdEay this
week He came Gown from his
-Ns-=e in Colorado Springs to con-
duct the Charles Olmstead funeral
The Ordway new era., 1917-06-01
ORGANIZE SUNDAY SCHOOL

On May -. 1917, Z Sunday school
gzS organized a. Cudahy and The fol-
loving officers wee elected Supr.
MIS- Nesslzge5 Asst Supt. Mr. Con-
ard; Secy Treas Miss Hazel Pfrim-
ue-. Librarian. Mr. R o. Hoope.
Sunday school every Sunday az :
p N Preaching services every al
;eruaIe Sunday Al , = m
E s. SPANGLER.
Das-a-
The Ordway new era., 1917-06-01
PAPER CANS on STREET

Several new paper cans have been
placed on the streets for the collec-
tion Of the waste paper which here
-ofore has been tossed TO the cutters.
The cans are at convenient places
and will aid in keeping the appear
ance Of the town up to Ordway's
standard
The Ordway new era., 1917-06-01
COULD SHE SAY HIM NAYe

Darling" whispered the ardent
sui;or Il lay my fortune at your
feet"
Your fortune" she replied in sur
prise Il didn't know YOU had one"
Well il isn't muck OF a fortune,
90; i viii looE large beside those
thy feet From Fun aud F5olic. q
in the Peoples Home Journal for
June
The Ordway new era., 1917-06-01
nrYs wEskAMP PLACE

Thos. \ LESa T r isgc1Sl1. has
bought the WesEaup pizr= adio!u-
ing the Auckland ranch Is the King
Center district The deal was -ade
-hrC Greene ( Dan N- L-a has
returned 10 UiSraz=sa to arrange 10
noEe ae-e
The Ordway new era., 1917-06-01
START GARAGE BUILDING

4 NJ. Ward commenced the erec-
t!Ju OF z building last week for E. 1.
Oliver who Will open garage as soon
as the building is completed The
building will be 50x12O feet in dim
snsions. one story nigh. II will ad-
Join the Smith hotel building on the
south
The Ordway new era., 1917-06-01
FOUR OWN PINE BULL

The registered Holsrein bull for
E1eriy owned by J T MuRdeil is now
owned hy Sam Demareus. NJ V. Kea-
Tor. Rev A C. Miller and Henrv
R4ksr, OF the Numa distrist
The Ordway new era., 1917-06-01
MUST REGIsTER TUESDAY

Me- ae-Esea the zgs= q q and
80 Inclusive must register next Tues
t5r. / makes En difference how
sl-E o. how tired OF low bUsF e nan
my r. Es uEst reg scr on that
say. There Is no way or ot Lis and
Z Or doe, not register he ! liable
10 { EEz and imprisonment
The Ordway new era., 1917-06-01
MIII.ER BuYS CALNES

Rev =. G, Miller has bought some
frs Holstsin calves from q dairy in
New York state and vii receive Them
soon
The Ordway new era., 1917-06-01
WINDOW GLASS BRoKEN

Glass IN the wladows Of the Dow
nsy Building On the corner OF Main
and Seeond streets hare been brok-
on out in q wiltal manner by some
unknown persons
The Ordway new era., 1917-06-01
CATTLE 10 KANSAS C-rY

Iohn Wo-k had three car loads of
cattle on the Kansas City market on
Monday OF this week
The Ordway new era., 1917-06-01
CITY VIEW HILL NEWS

Sunday school was organized re-
csntly and services will be held al 4
o'eloes each Sunday afternoon.
Anna Bell knigge. of Sugar City.
Is spending few weeks with her mo-
ther on the homestead.
The Ordway new era., 1917-06-01

The meeting in Ordvay June %
Is Tor every farmer and merchant in
this county. 1t IS 9 livestock and
=iio meeting
The Ordway new era., 1917-06-01
NOTICE.

Bids for the loading of about 80
cars OF sand at North Fowler will be
received at the office of the County
Clerk of Crowley County up until
and including June ,, 1917
Gravel to be screened and hauled
about 400 yards. County furnishes
screens.
Bids to be opened June 4. 1917. at
1900 o'clock a. m.
The County Commissioners reserve
the right to reject any or all bids.
Board OF County Commissioners
BY Z. J. DOWNEY.
Clerk
The Ordway new era., 1917-06-01
Classified Ads.
Result Getters
FOR SALE

FOR SAI.E--GooD SECOND HASD
aas engine. suitable for pulling siio
cItter. Frank X, Miller, ordway.
The Ordway new era., 1917-06-01
MISCELLANEOUS
FINANCIAL
LOST AND FOUND

FoUND-wOMAN'S MUFF. OWN
or may have by proving property,
and paving cost of ad. Inquire at
New Era. 6-S
The Ordway new era., 1917-06-01

should be taken promptly for hard coughs unyiedng colds
@ or when strength is lowered from any cause Its hsh
EM nurve value creates ressve force to ward OH SICK
AsH ness The rich cod liver oil improves the quality
7 Of the blood to relieve the cold and the gycenne Is
AZ soothing and healing to the lung tissues
~ Refuse Alcoholic Substitutes Which Exclude the OIL
The Ordway new era., 1917-06-01
DON'T LIST YOUR FARM
WITH

DON'T LIST YOUR FARM
WITH
T A l. l. NJ A ID G
I'M, ,ESS ycr want II sold. / am the
sole and exclusive sales agent OF the
farm lands belonging TO the Twin
Lakes Land and Water company.
We have many calls for improved
farms. II you want to sell your farm
give me an opportunity and l VIII
find you a buyer.
NV only agent or representative
In Crowley county Is 4. G. Bowers
of Crowley, Colo. Write me direct
or telephone Mr.. Bowers.
b. II. TALLMADGE,
74i First National Bank Bldg.
PUEBLO, COLO. OIL
The Ordway new era., 1917-06-01

FOR SALE--HEANY SPRiNG VA
gon with top, nearly new, FRANK
Mccoy. phone lfS. oi'
The Ordway new era., 1917-06-01

Il Z Dtllo7 -sosutIy moved 10
tcis eGZI1y from Oklahoma City.
Okla z-6 ms gone 70 farming about
Ettssn niles northwest Of OrdEay.
The Ordway new era., 1917-06-01

Mrs John Keuaedy Of Puablo i.
visiting With her parents. Mr.. ane
Mrs III. r. Houston.
The Ordway new era., 1917-06-01

Mrs y. Rauster Of Lopxmo-1 -.
the guest of NJ. and Mrs r. y
Bruno last Saturday and Sunday.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-27
Ell PROPOSITO DE LOS DIPLOMA.
TIC0S AUSTRIACOS AL RE-
TARDAR ST SALIDA DE
ESTE PALS.

WASHINGTON. AbriL 26.-Se dice,
en- algunoS circulos de esta capital,
que la tardanza de los dIplom.tticos
de Austria -Hungria en- partir de los
Estados Unidos con destino q su pals,
como resultado de Ia suspension de las
relaciones diplomaticas entire ambos
paises, tiene por objeto el aprovechar
.c de la oportunidaG magnifica de en-
terarSe de los grandes preparativos q
eSta Hacienda este pals para entrar
IA Guerra contra Alemania. Los
proporcionaran Gespues
una valiosa information 4 su gobierno
sohre los recursos que aportar%n los
iIstaGos Unldos en- la guerra.
Los estrate2as americanos declaran
que los Estados Unidos, con solo una
aderuada avuda, esiaran pronto en-
p@sibi idad de ccoperar eficientemen-
tc Ia derrota de- imperio germaaico.
--Infornes de buena fuente reel
hid0s en- eSta capital, indican que el
@oU;erno alenlan Sc halla grandemen-
Se preocupado por IL propaganda pa.
clflsta que Sc esta hacienda en- el In
perio Y taErbien por ia agitacion obre-
"a.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-27
NFCESITAN los ALIADOS De
I'm CONSIDERABLE NUNERO
DE- BUQUES HtRCAN(fS
Declara la comision inglesa que no
bastaran para el transporte do
where's los barcOs OfrcCidOs
De NO fNV|ARSF WHERE'S EN- rANIINADES
FABUlOSAS Sc RECRUDFCERA Ia ES-
CASFz En- Los PASSES hllADOS
serylclo Exclusive para Lt PRENSa.

WASHINGTON, Abril 26.-El pri-
ner resultado dc Ia cOrferenCla Gee
brada eli eSta capital entire los mlCm-
bros ingieses de Ia Comislon Inter
naciOnal Y los funciOnarios del 60
b,erno americana. sera el redob'a
mient2 de las energias que ST. han
empleado para cbtener un numero
suficiente de barcos mercanteS para
el transp0rte de comestlb,es a Euro
pa.
Los comlsiOnados mglcses, de una
manera dlnlomatica dieron conocer
q los funcionarios americanOs, que
les "aliados podrian poner en- uso'
aproximadamente, el dob!e del hume
- Ce barcoS de que hasta aEOra dis
pone la marina merrante americana.
Las cifras correspondientes al hume
70 de barcos ameriCanoS disponlbIeS
para el traflco comercial traSat,anti
co. fueron tomaGas en- consideration
por la ComiSi0n inglesa en- una junta
que Sc efectu0 en- la Embaj jada Bri-
tanica de eSta capital. Los mlembrcs
de Ia citada Comision fucron de pa
recer que 81 Solamente So a?rovecna-
ban para el tranSporte de cOnrestl-
bles u Europa. todoS los barcoS mer-
cantes que los Estados Unidos hablan
puestc disposition de los aliados.
60 seria bast2nte "a cantldad de VI
veres Que Sc envaran para lmpedlr
cue Sc rccrudeciera la escasez de CO.
mestibles en- los paises de la entente.
rues 81 los submarines alemanes
rontiruatan desarrollando su Campa-
in en- la rliSma eScala que durante
los ultimos dos meses, pronto sc re-
de comestibles.
Informes relatives a situacion Sc
han proporcionado eXtcnSamente a!
Secretarlo de Estado Lansing Y al
Conseio de Ia Defensa Nacional. Ade-
mas Sc informo al gabinete del pre-
sidente Wilson de Ia necesidad de
proveerse de un Aumero de barcos,
mucho mayor que el que sc habla
DrUyectado pCr cl gObierno. FL pro-
hlena relative al aumento adicional
en- Il numero de barcos va habla ST.
10 tornado previamente en- considera-
ci6n per el presidente Wilson y MI
William Denman, preSidente de: Con-
sejo Naval de los EstadoS Unidos.
HAY serias dudas acerca de 81 po-
dria conseguirse el aumentd suficien-
te on Ia construction de barcos CO.
mereiales. ?oniendose en- obra tOdos
los astl.lercs de que Sc diSpone en- les
Estados Unidos Tai cosa podra acla-
rarse cuando Sc haga un estudio de-
tenido scbre ell particular, 10 que CO.
rresponde a la Comisi0n encargada
de solucionar los problemas relatives
al traflco maritime V construction de
barcos. Dicha comision empezara sus
trabajos manana mismo en- las con
ferencias Que celebre tomaran par
te tambien, segun Sc sabe, "A Conf
sion francesa.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-27
Sc PRfD|Cf la VUflTA DEL
C0RDf DE; ;:'ROKAN0RfS Al
G0bIERkO ESPAROl
LAMA FL Pals" tNERGICOS ATAQUFS
CONTRA FL GiBlKETf QUE PRESIDE
FL SENIOR GARCIA PRItTO
Seryicio Especial para Ia PRENSA.

MADRIT, Abril 26.-Publica hoy
"El Pals" durcs ataGues contra 81 nle
vo gobiernc que preside el senor Gar
Ella Preto, al que acusa de estar
desarrollando una politica pro-alema-
ma. El mismo periodicos dice qce DC
seguir el nuevo gobierno en- la poll
tea que Sc ha propuesto desarrollar.
pronto vendra una crisis ministerial,
10 que dara lugar a que vuelva al po-
der eli Conde de Romanones, qu+an en-
tonces Sc rondra abiertamente de
parte de los alisdos.
Compare "El Pals "a situaclon
de Espana con Ia de Italia, justamen-
te artes de que decidiera entrar Ia
guerra al lado de los paises de la
Entente Y dice cue la situaclon de
Espana es tan de,icada como La de
taquel pals en- L. epoca menslonada-
Ell gobierno distribuira las importa-
clones del arroz.
Los comerciantes, en- una Junta que
celebraron hoy, convinleron, tras %e
aGaloradas discusioneS, DEAR al go
bierno cue Sc ercargue de Is dIstrl-
buci ion de las importaciones de arroE.
con ell oDjeto de que no hayan mot
vos de queja de parte de las classes
consumidoras-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-27
ROOT ACEPTO SER
PRESIDFNTE della
CONISION RUSA
Discutio la situacion rusa con
el Presidente Wilson y ell
Srio. de Estado, Lansing

TeieGrama Especial para LA PRENSA.
WASHINGTON, Abril 25.-El ex-
Secretario de Estado, Mr.. Elihu Root,
despues de haber conference.-the con
el Presidente Wilson y el Secretario
Lansing. acepto Ia presidential de a
conlision americana que ira Russia
en- nombre del gobierno de los Esta-
DOS UnidoS.
Mir. Root paso una hora en- Ia Ca
So Blanca discutiendo con el Presi-
dente Wilson sobre T. situaci6n rusa.
e. Presidcnte deline6 e pr0grama
complete que desea que lleye cabo
a con2iSi6n en- el antique imperio de
las cares. La referida comisi0n esta-
r. tornado de tres de los principales
miembros de la politica americana,
que proba0lemente escoger;I Mr.. Root
&c acuerdo con las instrucciones de
Ir. Wilson.
Lo que Russia necesita en- Ia actua-
!idad. segun 10 eXpresado por el Pre-
sidente. es un complete y ampllo des-
arrollo politico financiero, y conner
cial. asi como un servicio moderno de
transporteS, que sirva para soluclo-
mar Il grave problema de Ia dlstrI-
buci6n equitativa de where's que pesa
sobre el vasto pals nloscovlta.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-27
CRfFSE QUE StRA APROBADA
LAlEY DEL SERY|CIO MI
l|TAR OBUCATQRIO
IA ADMINISTRATION CONSIDERA QUE TIE
Ne DOSCItRT0S UIKCUER1A 7 SN.
Tf VOT0S ASEGURAD0S

WASHINGTON, Abril 26.-Un re-
conocinliento que Sc ha hecho entire
los representatives de 4 Canara, en-
cuanto la opinion de cada uno de
los niembros, referente la ley del
Servicio Miliar Obligatorio que va =
discutirse dentro de pocos dias, tai
vez el viernes 0 el sabado, ha hecho
saber los funcionarlos de la Adml-
rlstracl0n que esta caSi aseguarada
IL aprohlci0n de dicha .ey. FL reco-
nocimiento mencionado promote dar
257 votos en- favor de la ley del ser
yicio oblieatorio, sea ~ mas de Ia
nayoria que Sc necesita. ll3 diputa-
dos dlran su voto en- favor del pro-
,to reformado por el representan-
te Dent, y ia resolution de los otros
ot.henta no Sc conoce todavla por en-
contrarse ausentes de esta capital.
Los funcionarios de la Admnls-
TRACTION Green que los votos que sc
apreguen. de .os diputados -cuEa opl.-
MON 10 es conocida todavia podra
lcrar hasta SO Ia mayoria en- favor
De la ley.
Fl renresentante Clark, Presldente
de la Camara pronuncio anoche un
d1scurso en- contra del proyecto del
po5ierno, y logro causar gran entu-
s,asmo entire los que Sc oponen a ei.
-, la,,,ento g. Representative de que
su opinion fuera contrarla a a dei
Presidente Wilson. 'Con todo mi CO.
raZon Y cor. toda nj alma me oron,,
20 a la aprobacion Ge Ia Ley del
Scrvicio Militar Obligatorio, pues
creo cue debemos dar completa opor
turIdad a los j6venes para que ofrez-
can voluntarlamente sus serVlcios a
a patria. tlis Representatives, los MI
sourIanos, encuentran poca dl1eren-
cil cntre la palabra "conscrlpto y
Ia palabra "convicto.'
.Desde hace muchos amos, Sc ma
rotado un sistematico esfuerzo en- el
Corgreso, en los periodicos, y entire
riertos oradores, por rebajar los
vuuntarios. III e. nombre de los
y;vos V de los muertos-cn ''omore
de los cue jieron su vida por nueS-
ira libertad Y de los que la han dado
DOR uantenerla, protesto, en- contra
de- esfuerzos injustificaoos".