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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-10

Newport, L. 7, June 9.-Although the
.,,,On has opened here much earlier
a., IN former years, all social life
IN be contingent upon relief work.
x,;eh is absorbing the activities OF
cary one at this resort. The city has
lama q service unit of splendidly or
.,;,sd workers. All the local organi-
...;ons are cooperating with the Red
r.... which is rapidly becoming one
=, che the most powerful chapters of
-, national organization. The chair
-, is Mrs. Bceckman. wife Of the Gov
.,,or. and the vice-chairman is Mrs.
r,.neh Vanderbilt. whose young son IS
u;dsbirman in the Naval Reserve
I'D commands his own patrol boat
,sieh he presented 10 the government.
From the standpoint of individual
,.7,iee. the work of Mrs. Oliver w.
huntington. wife OF the head master
- Cloyne House School. has won the
highest approval from all quarters and
attracted widespread attention. so i'm
-ssiate and practical have been the
,..plts. Within the last few weeks,
,;,,s the reservists and enlisted men
bsran pouring into Newport, both DR..
,,d Mrs. Huntington have given them
.slves untiringly 10 the work Of shell
tsring. feeding, clothing and instruct
ing the men at their estate. Cloyne
Vouse. The number which have been
lslned runs into the thousands. They
we're the first TO serve luncheons TO
the reserves in connection with the
Ped Cross. Three hundred day on
IN average have been fed. Mrs. Hunt
j,cton has established cooking school
also. where the men in detachments Of
seventy. every day for a week. are
taught how TO prepare and cook food.
She has also started with great sue
,s,s. sewing classes and cobbler's
school. where the men are taught to
repair shoes by an experienced Italian
shoemaker. The cobbler's classes are
conducted out Of doors in the "stock-
ade7 on the spacious grounds Of the
estate. Mrs. William Andrews, Of
Newport, is in charge Of the cooking
school She is assisted by Mrs. Bryan.
wife Of the commandant; Mrs. Stearns,
Mrs. Baldwin and many other promi-
nent women OF the navy and others
among the permanent residents Of the
city. The school is officially known as
the Government Cooking School for
Reserves. Mrs. Huntington has just
returned from Boston, where she has
established a cooking school conducted
along the same lines as the one at
Cloyne House. This was done at the
special request of Captain Rush, COM
mandant OF the First District Naval
Station at Boston. Another school will
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-10
Mrs. Oliver Huntington, Mrs. William
Andrews and Mrs. French Vanderbilt
Doing Yeoman Service
ocal Organizations Uniting to Help the Government III
Solving the Problem of Housing Feeding and Pro-
vding Recreation for Troops

Newport naval station, said: 81 cannot
praise too highly the valuable service
rendered by the women here. Perfect
cooperation exists between the local
Red Cross chapter, the Providence
chapter and all the local workers.
want to mention especially the work
of DR.. and Mrs. Huntington, as / con-
slider their services to be of incalcu-
liable value The Red Cross has also
done splendid service, providing cloth
ing, blankets, sweaters and other warm
articles of clothing which the govern
ment was not in a position to furnish
when the reserves and recruits began
pouring into the city. The cooperation
existing between the state and civic
authorities and the good will shown by
all classes and nationalities is certain
ly worthy Of more than casual men
ton"
Mrs. French Vanderbilt, when inter
viewed by The Tribune correspondent
at the Red Cross headquarters, on
Bellevue Avenue, yesterday, said: "0ur
work here is now we'll organized. All
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-10

the committees are conducting their
various lines Of service in perfect CO.
operation with the executive commit
tee and the national organization. Our
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-10

quently we get a rush order from Bos-
ton or from the local hospital TO sup
ply sweaters and other comforts not
supplied by the government, and we
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-10

First Aid Committee. for instance, is
prepared to provide for two or three
hundred refugees in case Of coast dis
aster. We have a civilian committee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-10

send these. We supply the wool for
knitting sweaters TO the people in New
port and suburban villages. Some
times a hundred pounds a day is dis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-10

which looks after the families Of the
men who have gone to war and who
need assistance. There are also hous-
ing and clothing committees. Ere
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-10
lwpo Relief Workers Make the Former Social Centre Powerful Service Uni

ganizations." 1t is signed by Peyton
Van Rensselaer,, who, as secretary OF
the chapter, is doing highly effective
work.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-10

Be started In New York shortly. II has
Been through Mrs. Huntingtons ef-
'or's. also. that the French sisters
hon the Cen.cile will give French les
IONS 70 The reserves FOR two hours
cay on certain days each week. DR..
shd Mrs. Huntington have also given
we athletic field o. the Cloyne House
eeaool for the new barracks now being
ssit, which will house a thousand
zen.
The majority Of the men who have
"at 70 W are from the colleges and
Nheols," said Mrs. Huntington.
rfineeion rent the largest representa-
"'h. then Cornell, Dartmouth, Yale
''a Harvard. Harvard sent the small
w. number because Of the difficulty the
H'f had IN arranging for their studies
va examinations. Following these
,'ns The high school boys. and then the
.se1ry and the mill hands from Fall
"''sr and New Bedford, a most inter
"uhr army Of recruits"
Speaking Of the women's relief work,
aa kxz&A- AAzzS1zad&nt az The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-10

Pho,o, @ Internntional Film serrice.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-09-11
Fijaron Ell precio de las
pltataS en- FranCia

PARIS. Septiembre l0.-El minis
tro de observation-disclosures anuncia que
a partir del - del actual tomara cl
control de los prccioS de las pata-
tas V de las Judas recolcctadaS Ell
F'rancia y fijara el prccio. en- cada
region, de Ia production de esos ali
mentos. Los precios seran %estableci-
dos pOr cl miniStro de acucrdo con
los informes proporcionadOS pOr los
comitGS departamentales, cOmpuestOs
de los p~refectos. de los directories dc
los scrvicios de agriculture dc cada
departamento, de tres nogOciantcs J
de tres representatives dc las organi-
zaciones agricolas. Los prcciOS fila
dos seran revisados cada dos mcseS
Y ninguna eXportacion dc cSas lcgum-
brcs para fuera del dcpartlmcn-
to dc su origen sera autorizada. sinQ
C. baio certificate. Penas scvcras
scran aplicadaS por las infraccioncs
cue sc c0Tnetan. contandoSc entire
elias la de Ia confiscaci6n dc las mcr-
c;ncias.
IL "Diario Official pubiica un dc
creto por cl que Sc ordena. dc acuGr-
H. con Ia ley sobre rcquisicioncS. Il
C2da prOductor, prOpictario y dctcn-
to- dc todas las cspccics dc granos
o!clGinosoS, frutas. l]egumbrcs, gra-
sas, %animalcs. a~cciteS. ~gliccrinas. ia
bones Y bujjas, que posean dc mil XII
los d arriba, haccr la respective de-
claracion de ci!os antcs del - dc
SeptiCmbrc.
FL sindicato dc ducnos dc rcstau-
rants, dcspucs de informar al Wi-i
nistro dc Observation-Disclosures, NJ. Maui
rice Fiollcttc. dc que los dccrctos su-
ccslvOS que rcstringen cl consume dc
where's acabarian per irritar al publ
co Y tcndrian por resultadO numcro-
sas tentativaS dc fraudcS. obtuvic-
ron pcrmiSO del alto ~func!uuario pa !
IA haccr I'M llamamicnto al bucn cs-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-09-11
LOS FRANCHISES ATACAN A LOS
ALEMANES EN- LA CHAMPAGNE

PARIS. S]epticmhrc l0.-LsS tro-
ras FranccSas dcsarrolIarOn anoche
ma scrc &c raids" con muy buen
axso. %nbrr las ~poSjciones alemanas
en- las rsgoucs dc la Champagne = la
Nrgous. scgup So anuRcia en- cl IN
furuc Official iado 4 Ia publiicdad
hoy su eSta capital.
,Ep q m,a,no communicate Official.
SC drr que Sotrc ambss msrgcnes
def rio Moxa - han estadO librando
Hotsnioei bomhard&os dc artilLeria.
y gnc has tropas fraucesaS alcsnza-
rep alsunvs cxitos on los scctorcs dc
los tossgues dc Posse J CauriercS, en-
dends lc hicicron uu regular hume
70 tic priSioncros al encmigo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-09-11

PARIS. Sophomore IN. pcnyS
Cochin, diputado poT cl Soma y uno
ds los jefes del particle catolIco de
F'rsrcis. ha acordsdo una c~ntrcvISta
al, c~orreseoHssl dc una agcncja dc
noticias. 3 proeosito de Ia nOta del
Papa : de Ia reSpucsta Dc Mr.. Wilson,
"Us.ed ma pregunta mi opinion u
ess respectc. dijo NJ Cochin. = de
DO manifestar que O. cvjdente que
las d~eclaracicucs del Papa ticnel
mas bicn ei caracter dc I'm p%rotocolo.
en- tanto que las del prcsidsnte tic
ren 81 de una cRcIclica.
SHa hablsdo el papa inutllmcute?
No. porque 81 o Ia Sldo eScuchada.
:Ha hsblado dc uua manera inoper-
tuna? No: Ia mas alta sutoridad
moral del mundo estsba obligada a
hsbl3r. sHa habladu . p~arcisIj-
dad? Nadic pucdc p~rctcuderlo. DC
sea de antcniano volver a ~cpiocar las
coSas en- 81 lugar que sc encontraban
antes dc 1914 y dcspucs rcglancn-
tar las cucStioncS en- Orienle y en- Ia
Europa occidental. conforme a los
desees de las nacioncs = de manera
de no provocar nucvaS gucrraS. No
ha olyidado los horrorcS cometidos,
las poblaciOncS iuofcnSivaS conduct
daS a Ia ~esclavitud. las ciudadcs indie
fensas incendiadaS. ita condenado
escs crinlcnes. " Quieu los Ina CO.
metido? Eli Papa riude piena justi-
cia al honor de nuestros ejercitos.
Para 81 porvenir, recommends a 60
dos 81 desarmc, tanto q los que nos
hRn ataesdo COMO a nosotrps mismos.
Srremos ruy prcnto q lvs alemares
oaligados a resIgusrsc.
"El r~yes.dsnte deses el tin del mi
iits<isme. Coss ,dsrtIcs que q Papa.
re.u sGerrss. Mr., Wilson uuisre Ct
I'm de IL dirsstis Dc los Hohenzollerns
que hs i~rstituido esq regimen. Hs-
CO 10 guerra menos q Ia uscion ale
mana Que u su culpable iefe. En-
plea, POGO mas o mCnos. 81 mismo len
gaaje de que Sc sirvieron los aliadoS,
Ns-a-vis de Napoleon, en- 1915, des-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-09-11
Sc pfepafaa los rusos
a abandOnar Ia
Capital
sin embargo, que Ell
traslado no teudra lugar
anteS de seiS Semanas

PETROGRADO,S eptiembre 10
Declaraciones autorizadaS que sc han
dado a la publicidad en- esta capital,
relativas q la caIda de Riga en poder
de- los teutones. dicen que aunquc,
complexities autoridades militareS no
consideran que la perdjda dc esa pla-
Ia ponga en- peligro Immediate a esta
capital, Ia approximation, sin embargo.
de Ia zoua de guerra a esta c,udad.
haze ~neccssrjo que 50 tOmen mcdidss
decisivaS por psrte del ~gobierno. pa
"a Ia defeusa de Ia misms. P0r 10 tan
tn. una nus,a administration scr:t
tornado.
VI. Nlkjtine. MIniStro lie CVrrso~ y
t~elagrafus. a quien 81 sobierIio hsbi*
~enconendadu Ia tsrea de entenderSe
con Ia evacuation parclal de Ia ciudad.
accnsejo a los que no estau snpsha-
dos en- negocics De alguna naturaleZs
squl, que salieran dc ID cjudad 10 mss
pronto que pudieran. pronletlendoieS
toia claSe dc facilidadCS para 81 par
tida.
niccsc que una gran maycria dc los
Ministries SO opoucn al tras!ado, del
gohierno al interior del pals. En- cual-
ouier case. Sc dice que cl gobIcrno II"
tomara ningunoS pasoS en- este Scnil-
do. artcS dc SciS scmanaS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-09-11
TEMEN QUE Ell CAR VAYA A
ESCAPARSE.

PETROGRADO, Septiembre 10
Los ~peri6dicos dc 1rkutsk que SC re-
cibieron hoy en- esta capital, dicen
que Ell ConSejo local dc Delegates de-
los obreros y suldadcs, ha uonbrado
dos sgenses psrs que preston serri'
clos dc vigilanciR Ell la estacion del
fersicarril, c inspsccionen los trenes
americanos dc Ia Cruz Roja que a
para Ell oriente, pues Sc cree que el
ex-Emperador Nicolas, en- compania
dc una "imaginaria mission america
ma trata de ser sacado de Siberia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-09-11
I'm brillante juicio sobre la nota del
Papa y sobre la respuesta de Wilson
FL Diputado Cochin, jeie del Partido Catolico de Francia
da So opinion en- una ~entreviSta

pucs del retoruo de Ia iala dc EIba.
mi opinion Is ENTERTAINMENTS difc,
rcntc. No ha habido mas que III
Napoleon, eli tanto que han cXistido
eutrc los teutoncs mill0ncS dc HOhcn-
zollcrns. entire Io- manufacturers Y
banuucrus Do las ciudadCs alcmanas.
entire las lcgioneS de suS mcrcadcres
6"idos que, a Ia vanguardia dc Sus
eiGrrjtoS. nan caidO SObrc nucstro
pals; los hay tambien entire los mis-
mos suclaliStas. TodoS ticucn Ct Gu-
ror dc Ia domination. la Alcmunia
litcraria y Ia AlcnsIrja ~fiIos1fica, l.,
Nart y los t;chtc, :,aa ~1rcp"rSdr Ia
cvolucion del Estado, ell quito dc Ii
poteucia con Su celebrc Die Welt
Gerlcht". LA historic del mundo eS
81 tribunal del mundol, eXplicado Y
complctado por CT Deutschland ubcr
Allies" LA reforma altancra Y arts
~tocratica dc Lutero prepare ' Eccui.-
do esia aberraeion. "Yo soy y Serc
Siemprc un luterano puro,' dli3 lie
gel.
En- 10 que u mi reSpccta, cs inutil
decir guc me Sentiria satisfeclo dc to
daS las dcsgraciaS que %pudieran caer
Sobre cl cmperador Guillcrmo. Dis
poncr dc Ia potencia de este hombrc
deSpues dc veinticinco amos dc uu
reinado maravilloso y habcr dcscn-
cadenado Sobrc ei muudo una tcmpcs-
tad dc ruiua y de muGrtc, habcr per-
eSt9 pUr debilidad 0 haberlo
cOnsentidO por arrogancia, 10 dcspo-
ia dc TODD derecho a II menor con-
Subtraction. Pero confieso que no veo
ell Ia Caids dc este sut6crata trsdi-
y en- ST. sustituci1D por rual.
qu'rr otro aUtuerats elegido, una So
i IL cata1trofe eurppca,
81 presidents es msros dessfor-
tungdo cuando declara que la AIenla-
MA actual es Ia enemiga de las Qua
tro quiutas parties de Ia raza huma-
na. Es Su eneHliga, porque quiere
oprimirlaS. Que csc pueblo. dice el
.preSidente con I'm sentimiento de al
Eiene de Ia ID. Pag0
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Alnoroeste de Gorilla Sc libra un
encarnizado y feroz combate
Niuguno de los cOmbatien=
tes quiere ceder al otrO
Los hueeos que Sc abren en-
las flas son inmediamente
Nencdos por los enfure-
cidos contrincantes

uDINA, Sophomore l0.-La iucha
por IA possession de las colinaS que SC
crcueutran situadas al noreste dc
Gorizia. ha continuado horandose
TODD 81 dia y Ia nochc de aver y ei
dia dc hoy, CT medic del nal tempo
gas p~Fevalece en- esa region. Los
cotnbatientes que no descalSan IN
SOLO monepto, parece que Sc hallan
anin,sdoe por una fuerZa S0nrehuma-
Ia. Y frecucntemente i~talianos Y
austriaccs sstau tenicndo ~cncusntros
cpsrpu 4 cuerpo.
la iuchs hs Sldo una dc las mas
rshiJas cue sc han librsdo GU este
5rents. ; es difcil predecir quien
qusIana con Ia v~icturis. pusS los dos
yyurcS belissrautes cueutsn qua!
uumeru dc fucrzeS. ' 50 hallap AMI
msdas por 81 mismo propcsstc. cs de-
clr, obtener "a supremscia en CSC
sector. con Ia possession dc eSsS GO.
lInaS.
Los huscos que - sbren en- las Il
lss, por las bsjas, son repuestoS in
medsstamente por ambos contrlncsn-
tes, pcr 10 Que hasta ahora. Ia sic,
tor1s no SC ha inclinadu hscia nrnEu-
ms dc los combstienteS
La intsnsidad dc Ia lucha puede
,stimarSe por cl hecho dc que en- uI'
peYIcdc brcvc dc docc horas, los ita-
lianos dirron cincu atacnicS sobre 81
cuenige.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-09-11
IMPORTANCE DEL
ESFUERZO De Los
E.. UNIDOS En-
La GUERRA
articuIO miiitar del echo
de Paris hace elOgioS
de Ia actividad de los
ameriCanOS

-
PARIS, Septiembre l0.-M. Marcel
Hutin. critico miiiar del Echo dc
Paris habla con extension en- 81
ultima cr0nica. sobrs la im~portancIs
del ~esfuerzo de los Estates Unidos
en- la guerra Y prcdicc resultados ia
vvrablcs DC la ayuda norte-amerlca-
ia. al Presidente del ConseJo, es-
cribc cl "Chconiqueur," no p'erue
iamaS OCCASION de rcndir homeanJc Il
Ia ohrx -;ganjcsca Y mctodica en-
prcndida 1or 81 preSidentc Wilson Y
81 pueblo americana para obtcncr
81 geuero dc raz que los aiiados dc
scan
La uhra americans. agrcga ",
Hutin. c<ta dcstirada 4 c~ontrabalan-
,.car on crau n,cdida todas las des-
rsrersnzas II nos ocasionau los
y7,sos'
or.,I do 81 N.,in.
=, .;.;..Jo ro~c;o,tomerto nm
!, ,,.i,c;1r americana SO
,,o,r, sor,ro,dido dol nnmcro dc
bon,hrcs oue ca nrenaran = ~cierci-
to,..o an !, acroor.n+ica o Que "a
49,, .o.r,;,,ao g, ,~r-e,5;zaio
~ o.n;,o do ma do do,o Lilo-
,.ro. 40 LARGO fra corsrrnido CT
:. uo y mn, corno5;o dc inoc-
- o.,Joao, nor in
s-ouoo.o. To5oe Inc poISs.
onor;coros son roInntarios de
Du.,m,;o NJ. houos o,cor+r.d,
-. ,.,u5oao-o ho.,ro 40 motto
800 !. . :, b,,
49,,
~ .o,..Io. amou;o.,os
...
-.
- ~y,rccs, do ar;oc;6r = ~ cam
49, .;,,o 49,, orto,.;ar do co-ca rio
~ r, Eo;o,
!. uu..ia.m :, o.,i;,,do l.. IL
-..S;. II IT,. - oo,;,,
!. 10. :..ia-a. ,uor;.,,os NJ.
T., H.L. ~ ;rryoS ~ocibon todo
m..ou;,I .,.: i;s,o nor, GOV co,o-
- NJ
I.. hS H., .;o.J,.
80, - -. maao
-. -. NJ. bau,no. t., ,o;o.
I., III,
-. ;n..,Iar nam; ,,ns.ro. +.ue-
nobomo. Jo an,on,ro r-ocu-
:I.
.n.o,,u;orto. n,
-. ,.1Iono. no,, q, ors.u-
la. a.-.o,a. i. ,n, c;u
.,.,.:.I J. .n &C.,
-, S
DC '"u"''" Huc I'll 'i'i'O ""O
- 'i'''''S "s'es V "e''U0
-.
=
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-09-11
LA PROHlBICION SERIA LA MA.
YOR BENDICI0N.

NUEVA YORK. Septicmbee 10
FL gohcrnador Capper. del Estado de
Kansas. en- una confcrencia que pro-
nunci6 aver en- Ia lgieSia Mctodlsta
dc Grace. hablando Sobre Ia question
Dc Ia prohibition, predijo que tai cOSa
se lograria imponcr en- tcdo el pals.
dcntro de cinco amos. Refiriaudose 4
ia prohjbici6a en- CT Estado dc Kan
Sss. dijo:
"Cousidcro Ia prohibition como la
mayor bcndici6n que pucdc c~onccdcrse
Il IN Estado".
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-09-11

sumidorcS no cxigir mas aZtlcar dc
In que les sea scrvida en- los rcStau-
rants, contcutarsc con 81 pan quo Sc
les aSignc y no despcrdiciarlo. Sc
les hara yer Que este puede ayudar
para que los soldados dc Francia OBJ
tcngan la victoria.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-09-11

piritu del pubIico. Grandcs cartclo-
mes scran fi.jados eli todos los res
taun. nts dc Francia rccorJando a
aqucllos que 10 Sc hallan en- cl frcn-
tc, que hasta la fccha, no han sufri-
do privacioncs. Sc pcdira a los con-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-09-11

Cuando necesite libros en- espanOl
diriiase a Ignacio E. L0Zano,-llS
n. Sta. Rosa Aye.-San Antonio. Tex
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-09-11
Esperanse en- breue proposiciones
detfiinitiiuas de paz, de Alemania
Ell Canciller Imperial Mi
ChaeIiS 10 anunCia
Dyo que la Comision Perma-
nente del Reichstog tenfa
en- estadio las pro-
posiciones

LONDRES, Septicmbre l0.-Ale-
mania muy en- breve, podra publican
sus terminus de raz, de acucrdo con
una declaration hecha hoy por ell
doctor Jorge Michaelis, Canciller I'm
perial aleman.
Ell doctor Michaelis en- una entire
vista que concedio a los periodistas,
dijo que asi sc 10 habian informado
los miembros dc la Comision Perma-
ncntc dc Rcichstag, segun Sc eXpresa
en- Wn mensajc que ~procedentc dc
C~opcnhaguc. recibio hoy aqui cl En-
change Telegraph, y que dice:
"I.a Comlsi6n pcrmanente del
RcichStag. dijo Michaeiis, ha tratado
de haccr los arreglos finalcs rclati-
vus Il las condolences dc paZ y a Ia
question dc la Alsaeia-Lorcna; pcrO
todayia no Sc ha tornado ninguna
decision. LA question sin embargo,
c:ti sicnd0 discut;da con ansicdad
Y Alcmania podra muy en- hreyc, dar
Il conuccr suS tGrminos dc paz.'
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Lea listed IA PRENSA es Ell mejOr
pcriodicU cn Espan0l.
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Address all correspondence to:
SR. IGNACI0 E. LOZAN0
120 N. SANTA ROSA AVE
SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS
Old phone. Travis e4ff.

Entered as second class matter February
%, 1918, at the Post office at San Antonio,
Ter. under the Act or MARCH ) 1879.
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GD2ENHAIUE. >e;;.rmhrc iH.--.
La ComiSi0n dc S:n:c micmbros del
Rcichstag V sictc micmbros del Bun
dcsrath, nombrada para confcccio-
mar la respucsta 4 Ia nota pacifista
del Papa Benedict XIV. So reunira
hoy. y la rcSpuesta prohablementc
Scra terminada dcfinitivamcnte, Sc
gun dice un dcSpacho dc Berlin. re-
cibido aQui hoy.
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-12-23

a shortage. or that one Is imminent. are
stimulating pessimism. Nothing pieases
our enemies more than 10 hear OF
shortages Nothing Is 80 disconcert-
ing TO the public.
In the second place. there is no gaso-
line shortage. Furthermore there is no
immediate prospect OF one. Although
the price has risen slightly. as every
thing else has risen. the government
has not yet considered II necessary TO
place limitation on its use. The
government realizes that the gasoline
used In the operation Of motor cars
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-12-23

for example. Is almost entirely for the
cause OF greater personal efficiency"
An official OF Dodge Brothers. De-
troit motor car manufacturers. recently
expressed a similar sentiment.
The automobile owners all over the
country. / believe. are responding to
the spirit OF conservation" he said.
They are taking more and more OF
their purchases home from the stores.
thus relieving the retail delivery serv-
ices OF thousands OF huge burden
each month.
They are using their motor cars to
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20 TO and from their business. and 10
make business calls Of every character.
Statesmen and others travel from town
TO town In their motor cars. many Of
them using automobiles regularly over
stated routes.
Thus the paSenger automobile is
playing its part In conserving the ma
tions resources. IL Is releasing men
for other duties. II Is taking some OF
the burden from the railroads. the in.
terurban trolley systems and city street
railways. Trolley companies In several
cities have taken numerous cars out Of