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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-06-07
sOrprendieronI a
tres aIemanes
ylCna DR. Ia Ia. pag.)

dos Cnidos para IA Transmission de
! nensaies entire Washington Y Nueva
York ' una tercera usada por el Fe-
~rrocarril de Pennsylvania, para diri-
! cir las m~ovilizaciones de los trenes de
dicafos n transporte de tropaS y
I municiones, fueron cortadas misterlo
samente el dia } de Mayo ' por Sc
gunGa vez e. dia trece del mismo mes.
BESIDE entonces un gran numero de
agentes del servicio secreto y detec-
tives conrratados por "a empresa fe-
rrocarrilera de referencia. han eSta-
10 eierclendo una minuciosa vigllan-
cia. tratando de descubrir = los auto
res de esos actos delictuOsOs y vigilan
DO 4 todos los vagabundos que tran
sitan n 10 largo de los caminos.
Hoy 4 las tres de IA manana, las
tres lineas t~elegraficas volvieron I
ser c~ortadas. ' Ia investigation que
So PRACTICE moscr6 que la Interrupt
ci6n Sc hizo en- las cercanias de Ellis
burg. e. jefe de IA policia de Mer-
EVANSVILLE. que es IN antique MEM
bro del servicio secreto. fue not!fica-
DO del hecho e inmediatamente Sc
dirigi6 hacia Ellisburg, encontrando
4 POGO los tres alambres cortados, en-
cuatro distintoS lugares.
Las lineaS federales Y Ia que Sc
asa para los m~ensajes del gobierno
por e. F~erocarril indicado. eran los
unicas qIe escaban rotas, de velnti-
nueye lineas que pasaban por csc
Iugar.
E. jefe de Ia policia VIC a IN hon.
bre trepaGo sobre uno de los postes
del TELEGRAPH. en- el momento en- que
cortaba los m;SmoS tres alambres por
sexta vez. g Embellishments Sc acer-
CO q donde aquel Sc encontraba ' a.
m~enazando!e con eI revolver, lie orde-
no que descendiera. Nientras el in
dividuo sc hallaba descendiendo de-!
poSte. otros dos asaltaron dentro los
matorra.es Y escaparon por entire el
monte. FL jefe dc Ia Poiicia apunto
embellishments sobre aquellos ' les
disparj luego, notando que ambos
sujetos clian sobre e. campo. pero no
pado perseguirlos temiendo que el
otro iuGividuo que Sc hallaba en- eI
pcste escapara. Z! prisjonero que ha-
r.a con IN marcado acento aleman.
dijo llamarse Fritz Urban y tener
su tomic:.io en- Ia ciudad de Filadel-
fla.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-06-07
Los EE. UU. desean
los barcos inter-
nados en- Brasil
Quieren con clio prestar una ayuda
mas efcaz a los aliados y espe-
cialmente a lnglalerra y Francia
.ESTA DISPUESTO Il COBB RNO
4 PAGhR LIBERAIHSNTt POR
FL USO De ESOS BARCOS

Commit ~ p,r<c,
,.,cr,.cro,-
cor q, oob;orro dol R,,siI tendencies
, oo,sarri. o~rore,ta y. sais barcos
nnmona, o,,a - o~rcro,+ror ;r+er-
n,a,. a, ,,ar+os hr,s;Io5os cor oh
;o.o ia ,n,ooor +rescio,tos mil tora-
.Io4os = IL m.rina ana ,ecasit, ra,o
an~o,;s;o,or - Ia Cror Rro+o5. cor
.i;mo,+os u,ric;oros
-. nuor+o. aa1 D.,
IL L. .,nIa. ,ro+arIo noso,r II
:.m. oJ.;u ,ro-i
~.~.o. A. tram. mi
L! hrasil. Sc oice' no ''ehe hinsu
Il" i'eces'""u i''ie'''""N "' y NV
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-06-07
FUE EVlTADA UNA MAGMA
HUELGA EN- Russia.

SrrtiriO especial para IA PRENSl.
PETROGRADO, JUNO Ella huel-
ga que amenazaba estallar en- catorcc
grandes fabricas de esta ciudad, in
cluso en- algunas donde Sc construye
material de guerra. ma sido evitada
Los trabaajdores de esas fabricas
habian fijado el d;a de hoy para que
~cstallara el m~Ovimiento, pcro debido
4 las gest:ones de los delegados de
los obreros Y soldados. los propicta-
rios de las fabricas aceptaron las
demanias de los trabajadores, ifch-
so Ia relativa a que solo trabaiarin
seis horas al dia por e. mismo salario
que CANADIAN al trabajar nueve Y
dieZ horas diariamcnte.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-06-07
R~OSQUETES DE RIEGO.

Sc toma una libra de harina de
flor, cuatro onzas de manteca frita, Y
Sc mezcla bien; media botella de vi
no blanco, o seco, con cuatro onzas
de azucar, disuelto, mesclese TODD,
agregandole IN POGO de ajonjoli, y
granos de anis; Sc amasa nuy bien Y
luego que va esta en- punto Ia masa,
Sc hacen los rosquetes Y Sc ponen a
cocer en- I'm horno flojo; luego que
esten cocidos, Sc doran.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-06-07
FL Superintendent
de una ~.ayandeEla
ia Su tesiimonIo
Dice que pcdria hablar TODD IN dia
acerca de los benefieios obteni-
des con 81 t0EicO TANLAC.

Me siento con ganas de hablar TO-
do 81 tempo acerca de los beneficios
cue ne obtenido con el uso del t6nicO
Tan}ac." diio II. z. Z~oeller. ~superin-
tendeate de Ia }avanderia Ideal, Quien
i've en- Ia Gale Schley No. 40. al
terciar en- Il discussion acerca De los
meritoS de n medicinal que ha obteni-
do tanto ftvor en- este pals, ha5ida
en- Ia Drogueria Wagner.
"Sufria lie 3~esordenes estomacales,"
continue diclendo, Y por espacio de
tres o cuarro n.eses no pude saber
eyactamente en- donde radicaba el
principle de mis- achaques. Cast STEM
pre- despues de almorzar. NE sentia
verdaderamente enfermo ' con el es-
t6mago lleno de gases . tai grade. que
realmente parecia IN glObo hinchato.
Nj aDetito era des~ordenado. pueS Z We
COS sentia una hambre tai. que bien
podia acabar con todos los alimentos
cue * pusieran Sobre mi mesa, y en-
o-.os ocas;oras. 81 solo pensamlento
!. .,, .s,;, .,,,a conner err suficien-
.orsa-n,a oausaas = malestar.
Nj ar;s,,o ars insonorrable, Y TODD e.
+;a,,ro srfr;, Dc unas iaquecas tan
f,,o-+ss mo mo bacfan sentir material
n,o,+a co,,o = me- c~sruvfesen parrien-
10 or doc j., cabaza. Tambitn sutria
-, - T., asna15a =.
toIos ,,;s n,ara. es,aban en-
.,r,..b, lar,.sfa6o rass en- mis- CO.
r,;J.s nor 10 cue me decidi = no VOL
,.,,. o. +or,orfo y 7asar de 10 cual Sc
mol or raor
81, .,
.s'.9,'.'V'' ' 49,
mnA'o H~'i~o" Gs ''7 ~
Sc s'ao"h oO'SN'sL,''' wi
toh'so '"''",' p'' ~ @'-
hote'-a par" A"'e' "'" 'l'0' wa
segpr'da" que A"''a "e Pe>''" "'os'
g2Sta"o n! dlheEo Ell eS''' P"es "'o-
n m! apet'to eS regular ' P"e"o g.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-06-07
INGLATERRA ESTA SATISFfCHA
De Ia COHISION
SerylcIO Especial para Ia PRENsA.

LONDRES, JUNO 6.-Al interro-
garse en- Ia Camara de los Comunes
hoy al leader del gobierno en- esa
Asamblea legislative, Sir Andrew b.
mar Law, sobre los resultados del via
je de Ia Comisi6n ingleSa 4 los Esta-
dos Unidos, contest6 aquel que 10
unico que podia informar sobre Ell
particular. era que e. gobierno Sc
hallaba mas que satisfecho con el
resultado de esa mission.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-06-07
A la tropa va no Sc lie paga.

Nuestro informante nos comunica-
ba u saba de ciencia cierta que a
Ia tropa va no Sc lie pagaban sus ha-
beres con puntualidad, Y que por esa
circumstances reinaba una intensa in
quietud entire ell elemento militar, es-
perandose, de IN momento a otro, a
sonadas Y sublevaciones. Los emplea-
dos civiles hace algun tempo que no
perciben sus sueldos integros, y Ia es-
casez cada dia Sc aace sentir mas Y
NADIA hay que haga esperar IN cam
bio favorable para ell ~gobierno, nj
mucho menos para nuestro desdichado
pals.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-06-07
TOMA DE CONCEPTION DEL ORC
(Viene de la la. Plana)

90 pudieron hacer sus caminatas. sin
ser S~orprendidos por los carranciStas,
70 ne imagine que Caraveo, para lie
gar al Sitio en- que actualmente Sc ha-
la. debi0 haber cruzado del EStado
de Puebla por Tehuacan, Tecamachal-
co, San Juan de los Llanos, hasta in
rernarse en- ia sierra de Huauchinan-
90; de ahi pasar q Huejutla, seguir
Dor Tamasunchale, Tancanhuitz, ' to-
DO csc rumbo, para tomar CaneroS,
Il Sc halla a doce o catorce leguas
Ge Conception del Orc.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-06-07
ALEMANIA QUIERE..
Nienc de Ia pa. P!ana.

del interior te los dom:nios eslavi-
Coz: .or IL Ia. - Io-rara e. debili
mi mo complete De Russia Y el esta-
blcc:m.en-o de IN nucleo de Estados
Intermediates a! Oriente de Alema.
MA Y Austria.
E. professor Buch, de IA Cniversidat
dc Naeuncia. otro de los oradores, re.
comend5 Ia IMPOSITION de indemniza.
clones te guerra. en- forma de mate.
rias prlmas = semejanza de las CUE
Suecia lc .mpuso q Prussia despueS de
N guerra dc Trei-ta Amos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-06-07
Tn foco de reaccionarios.

Habla Ell seguida otro diputado. Sc
llama Lopez Lira, Y Sc eXpresa en- los
siguientes terminus:
Como diputado por el Estado de
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES en- todos
sus puntos Ia proposition de pasar al
archivo el t~elegrama que da cuenta
de la installation del llamado UOngre-
so De Guanajuato, pues eS cierto GUAM
TO ha dicho aQui mi preopinante. Por
otra parte, me veo en- la necesidad de
agregar que estimo que dar tranlite
al telegrama en- question, el tramite
que Sc p%retende, es sancionar de ma
nera tacita Ia installation de csc Ia
mado Congreso, que es un foco de
r~eaccionarios Y enemigOs de la revo-
luci6n.'
No hablan mas diputados Y Sc con-
sidera el asunto suficientemente DIS
Guido. Sc procede en- seguida a il
votacion economical del tramite Y Sc
We que es rechaZado por una pequena
mayoria. La secretaria declara que
el telegrama de Ia legislature del Es-
tado de Guanajuato pase al archivo de
Ia Camara.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-06-07
A LOS MEXICANOS QUE NE.
CESITEN MANDAR d.
NERO A MEXICO

81 I'd. t;ene 81 famllia en- N4Nlco
Y ,luiere mandar'a 6inero en- plata =
orc mexicsno. escriba q los ANG1-
IFS MERCANTILE co. Dot y. Mar
St. Les Angeles. Cal. Y 4 "Ieita d
corrao Ie darer,cS 'nformes s"5-a !
n SEGU2A, GARANTIAAha
RApATA de mandar 81 dilero. Es-
n information es GRATIS para todns
los Mexicaros.
ADVERTISEMENT
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-06-07
LEGISLATURE DEL CODI[RX:O De
GUANAjUATO No FUE RECONOCIDA
En- el Congreso Sc acus6 a los miembros que
Ia forman de ser re@accionari0s

CIUDAD DE MEXICO, JUNO q
La Camara de Diputados acordo a
yer dejar sin ~respuesta Ia notifica-
ci0n Official de haber Quedado instala-
da Ia Legislature del Estado de Qua
n~ajuato. Varios diputados protesta-
ron contra el tramite que habia dado
Ia mesa a Ia notification, tramite
cue fue de e~nterado,' diciendo que
no debia r]econocerse la legislature
de Guanajuato, porQue esa Legislatu-
"a era "ap0crifa," ' que f~iguraban
en- ella los mas conocidos "reacciona-
rios" del Estado.
Tn discourse reveladOr.
FL primero en- hablar en- contra del
tramite fue Ell diputado Fernando
Martinez.
No debe Ia Representation Nacio-
nal-dijo-por decorc, por honor de
ella, contestar de "enterado" al tele-
grama de la Legislature de Guanajua-
to. e. Corgreso ~'apocrifo' que da
cuenta de su installation es el result
tado de IN burdo chanchullo Y en- e
figuran todos los mas conocidoS reac-
cionarios del Estado. e. Presiden-
te de Ia actual Legislature Sc llama
Luis P. Bustamante; pues bien, para
que Sc yea quien es el pFesidente del
congreso guanajuatense, pido a Ia Sc
cretaria de lectura a IN discurso pro-
nunciado en- OCCASION pasada por el
mencionado ciudadano.
La Secretaria do lectura al referido
diScurso, Y Ia asambiea Sc da cuen-
IA de que el actual presidente de Ia
legislature de Guanajuato elogia el
movimiento que puso lin al gobierno
de Francisco l. Madero y ensalza q
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-06-07
Advertisement J

PRFSTAMGS .so5re diamantes. auto
movies ' animales, 4 Ia mitad de-
interss Que COCHRAN los demas. 5V7-5o0
State Bank Bldg. ADV
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-06-07

Cuando necesite bbros en- espanol.
1irijase a: l~gnaeio E. Lozano- lis
n. Santa Rosa Az. San Antonio, Tex.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-06-07

los p%rincipales elementos del regimen
que sigui6 al c~uartelazo.
La lectura del discourse de Busta-
mantle provoca algunos siseos de par
te de los elementos netamente carran-
cistas.
e. diputado Martinez termina pi-
diendo que no Sc lie de a la comunica-
ci6n telegrafica el termino de "ente-
rado," sino que Ell mensaje de la le-
gislatura guanajuatense pase al ar
chivo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-06-07
SIS, 900, 900 de presupuesto de guerr

Una persona que Sc dice estar o!en
enterada de los asuntoS financieroS
del gobierno de Carranza, nos infor-
maba aver, que el ~presupuesto de que
IRA de Ia administration asciende 4
ounce millones de pesos mensuales, y
Que las fuentes unicas de ingresos pa
"a el gobierno son.: Ell henequen Ell
Yucatan; el petr6leo en- Feracruz y
los derechos de Importation Y eXpor-
taci6n en- toda la R]epublica; TODD 10
cual no da mas que limitadamente O.
cho millones de pesos al mes.
de d6nde obtiene el resto don
Venustiano?-nos decia. Los Esta-
dos UnidoS lie niegan empreStitos; las
~potenciaS de Europa para 81 los qulsie-
ran; las fuentes de industrial estan
~paralizadas; Gque hace Carranza an
te tan dificil situaci0n? Apoderarse
del dinero de los bancos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-06-07
E. DESASTRE FINANCIERO....


por necesidades imperioSas de guerra.
FL Banco en- bancarrOta.
4 consequential, naturalmente, de
este inaudito atropello, los bonos del
Banco de San Luis AARON de un mo-
do considerable. Y en- Ia actualidad las
a~cciones, cuyo valor assemble hasta
doscientos Y tantos pesos, Sc GOTHAM
ell ell mercado de Mexico, segun 10 di-
cen los miSmos ]prri6dicos de ALA, 4
I'm precio inferior q $50.
Intensa agitacion reina en- Ia ciudad
de Mexico, Y en- cast toda Ia republi-
ca por las eXtremas medidas que esta
tomando 81 gobierno de C~arranza, pa
"a allegarse recursos; Y el pueblo CO.
mienza va . temer que Sc presente,
de UT momenUO q otro. II grave cri-
sis economical EN- e pals, cuya soiu-
ci6n sea Ia caida definitiva del actual
regimen.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-17
STATE CAN'T DO
own PRINTING
Must First Amend the Con-
stitution, Is
Ruling
BY vs.. L. cALN0N.
az correspoaderf Detroit TimeSl

(Sf9r Correspondent Defro'f TtE'es)
LANSING. Mich. Feb. Il Thai Il
viii require an amendment 10 the
state constitution for the state 70 90
state printing in state Institutions.
vas the opinion given b. the attor-
ney-general 20 the house committee
appointed 20 look into the subject.
according 20 a report made 10 the
house this morning Rep. naigneau.
chairman OF The committee. follow
ed the report with the Introduction
Of such q proposed constitutional
amendment
1T is an odd arrangement AZ pres
ent. that the state can do CONNER
cial printing for outsiders. but can
not do any for itself" said Rep
Daigneau. we made no specific
recommendation as 20 where print
lng could be done by the state for
itself. but the committee thinks that
a printing shop In the Boys Indus
trial school would be a good thing
for the boys and might also be made
TO 90 some actual work for the
state"
Printing also could be done at
Jackson prison and some other in
situations Considerable printing
ro~ IL done in the print shop az
Jackson by convicts.
Rep. Lewis introduced a bill TO
have To farm colony for epiiepties
at wahjahmega and the Home and
Training school az Lapeer run b. a
joint board OF trustees. with outside
clinics permitted. A limit Of sso.-
900 is placed on the annual payrolls
OF the combined institutions. Rep
Foote introduced a oil TO have
to~nship highway overseers elected
Rep. Leighton put in an appropria-
ton bill asking = total OF ys7 900
for Mackinac island.
The legislature adjourned today
until next "Wednesday. 20 permit
members 10 take In the Republican
convention tn Detroit next Tuesday.
The lawmakers decided 10 work
next Thursday. washingtohs birth.
cay.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-17
Real English
Travelling Bags
For Men

Real English bags and
copies Of them now in the
luggage store.
They are made TO carry
nearly as much as two suit
cases.
They have haywood bottoms
that are almost unbreakable. they
are not skimped In leather so they
open like bass's mouth AND
STAY OPEN UNTIL CLOSED
Protected az every point az wear
or strain and thoroughly hand
made.
A Swagger Club Shape, $50.
Black calfskin. leather lined im
ported frame and rose gold nnish
upon all metal thar shows
From England. a Massive Bag
OF Fine Hand Boarded Russet Cow
hide. s32 so With straps all
around especially ideal FOR auto
mobile touring
A Snappy Club Bag in Long
Grain Calf. $50 Opens wide, carries
lot. looks businssslike
Ness.aIse FIoer. wsed,ars BuIIaIaK
The Detroit times., 1917-02-17

end ~ the weather keeps normal
there IL a chance that the fuel lam
Inc az a might affect the mAnufac'
turers may be- sverted altogether.
AZ present Il II the homes that are
IN need OF Anthracite coal. and sd-
vices indicate that there viii be a
good supply OF this on hand in a
couple OF days.
Alex. Dow, president OF the Edi-
son company. says he has sufnoient
coal on hand 20 las, for full week.
with every indication that the re
ceipts will come regularly nov. bar
ring a blizzard or food. and tha,
he can keep that far ahead Other
biz consumers make similar reports
The Detroit times., 1917-02-17
Hundreds of Smart
Spring Serge Dresses

Very practical and at the time very pretty at an
expensive either Really when considers the high prices
OF materials and of labor and all that mystery how such
lovely little complete costumes be turned the prices
they
Many Charming Styles SIS and $3.50
collar and cuffs nnish pleatsd
dress.
A an
line and ; cleyerly stitched in silver.
pretty of quite brilliant a
: introduced the waist line SIS
Copenhagen blue. navy and black
sgblue
$3.50
a little blue model is stitched in $3.50
1d.ors q ird Floor asi.B
The Detroit times., 1917-02-17
Memo Corsets Really
Aid the Figure

The woman who carries her
self well--that is. stands cor
rectly. who knows how TO hold
her head-who is erect yet not
stiff. possesses charm.
Memo corsets help you TO
assume "A correct position.
They give support where need
ed. and freedom where it
should be. so that the body
naturally balances itself cor
rectly. You stand erectly,
breathe deeply and move with
easy grace.
Tho woman with the average or
the full figure. who desires a very
flexible corset. vet one that affords
extreme general reduction below
the waist line. Will be delighted
with Memo kop service corset mod.
IL number 5i2l az s..
Fourth r1oor--MsIn BaiidinG
The Detroit times., 1917-02-17
A Very Special Offering
of Silk Stockings at Sis

are little places in them that
keep them out of the class Of
perfects and for that reason
are disposed of at a lower
price by the manufacturer
and then by us.
Black. white and all colors,
a fine pure silk with rein
forced sole. sl.15 pair.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-17
Boys Mackinaws and
Overcoats Marching Out

ing is in accordance with Hud-
son standards in every detail.
This fine clothing for boys is
now priced at it's lowest TO be
cleared away Immediately.
II takes but a few moments
TO find what most boys want
in this sale and il saves a
good deal of money.
-Me.A~arA BsIIaiaa.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-17

They are slight irregulars,
of the best silk stockings man.
ufactlued anywhere in the
world.
These irregularities do not
in any way affect the wearing
qualities of the stocking.
1t simply means that there
Hnd-an..-I1r.f p
The Detroit times., 1917-02-17
FORT WAYNE is
INTERESTED IN
MORE DAYLIGHT

Fort Wayne, Ind. Is interested IN
Detroit's more daylight" plan. and
has sent Aid. p. A. Deutschel. OF
that city. here 10 inquire into IL.
workings. Aid Deutschel obtained
al available information from the
city clerk az 20 how the plan was
put in operation in Detroit Friday
since our people have heard OF
how excellently the plan has
worked in Detroit, they are very
much interested. said Aid. Deut.
seheI. land II 10 likely that the plan
viii be submitted 20 the electors In
thr sprtne-I- hare noticed me
thing In particular in Detroit The
factory men are returning TO their
homes when several hours OF day.
light still remain, whereas the
once employees start. home Just
about dusk"
Aid. D~utschel also II investiEat.
ing the operation OF a garbage re
duction plant in Hamtramck.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-17
The New Veil Is
Part of the Hat

Richly embroidered in large
designs or motif effects that
stand out effectively against
the hat.
All black wells taupe on
black, purple. brown and
metal embroidery on black.
New Face Yelling
Cluster spots OF velvet on nne
thread-like meshes. single motif
designs. all over embroidery pat
terms on hair line wells. chenille
spots on plain and fancy meshes.
In a large variety in the Yelling
shop. soc TO 50.
Hair line and octagon yelling,
very large mesh. medium and small,
black and colors. CSC a yard.
FIRST FIoer-Msin Bufidisg
The Detroit times., 1917-02-17
AUTO men
|UNOAUNTED
BYEMDARG0
Ship Motor Cars Under
Own Power To Dis
tant Points
FUEL SITUATION
MUCH IMPROVED
Edison Co. Now Has
Full Supply On
Hand

Detroit Is SO badly hedged about
With embargoes that IL Is now prov
ing the truth OF its Own slogan,
where life In worth Twins. even II
n costs all hat il Is worth and az
times bic more. To paraphrase a
bit OF Tennys0n deathiess contribu-
ton 10 literature, there are smbsr
goes to the right OF. Us. emhArgoes
10 the left Of US. embargoes before
and behind. as well az above ana
below.
. Railroads originating In the east
have declared embargoes on all
classes OF freight excepting coal
and perishable goods west Of Buff
falo That's Detroit. Railroads west
OF Chicago have declared enbargoes
on all shipments destined fer points
east Of Chicago. save only coal and
pcrishable goods. That hits Detroit
again. IL puts II up 10 Detroit 10 be
sufhcient unto herself
New embargoes have been estab-
hshed within the last "a hours when
n seemed that there wasn't another
embargo left In stock. Always
room for one more" seems TO be
the idea OF the embargo market. but
dynamic Detroit has found a way
cut OF ~ II ships large portion
OF its product On wheels and under
its own power.
Since the embargo epidemic be-
es1De severe more than $4,000 900
Worth Of automobiles have been pre-
pared for shipment in addition 10
those that did get away BY some
lucky chance. Manus~~rurers be-
came tired OF waiting for he prom
fssd freight cars that did not show
up. and 80 they have started to ship
their cars under their own power.
In this way about 500 automobiles
IRE being shipped ont OF Detroit
each day In addition TO those that
% on freight carr.
Customers are 90 inslstent upon
having their machines At once that
They send chauffeurs 10 Detroit from
points many hundreds OF miles away
70 get the busses and drive them
away. The automobiles 20 to points
"a far away az Iowa, and IL all start
I'd Al once and went In the same d.
recfion they would make a parade
several miles long every day.
The Ford Motor company. which
has orders enough ahead TO all per.
hans 80 freight cars each day. IA
lucky n II gets half-dozen empties.
II hils those mp IN a few minutes
and then the remainder Of the out
put must chug-chug away with It's
own gasoline. At times az many as
200 a day are sent from the dis,rib-
uting points in this city. and they 70
all over Michigan. Ohio and Indiana
Dodge brothers are sending away
under the driveway rule Amos,
as many. the average being from rs
70 lis cars a day thus dispatched 10
the customers.
The Hudson. Cadillac. Packard
and other big concerns here are
having the same experience and all
are busy htting mp cars for daring
nssigators who have come In many
cases hundreds of miles 10 pilot a
car back home thru snow drifts and
mud.
There are enough gatevays left
open TO Detroit however. 80 that the
most important users OF fuel are re-
ceIving rather generous supplies.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-17
Tiny Little Wool
Sweaters for Baby

Ridiculously small, but they
look so perfectly adorable on
the little tots for whom they
were made.
One IL a MILDLY style In shetland
wool. old rose with white trimming.
NJ 1895
Others heavy worsted sweaters In
the prettiest color combinations, az
1895 and S.
Leggings for the sturdy boys and
girls and wee folks who go out
every day 10 play In the snow and
get lots OF fresh air and good health.
All colors from S125 10 S25o.
Third k1ssr-w eeaw.rd nuiIxisg