davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-05-24
TALKING LIBERTY LOAN
Sec'y McAdoo NIales Short Address
40 WymOre. Neb.
IafeTnaticnaI News servFce

ST LOUIS No. May 24.-WH-
liam C. McAdoo. secretary or the
United states treasury. and " p. G.
Harding governor OF the federal
reserve board. devoted Il minutes
enroGte from Denver % ~ Joseph
20 making liberty loan bond sale
o. 5000 in Wymore Web town
OF less than 1000 inhabitants
AT the station Secy McAdoo pro-
posed 90 his com panion TO have a
look ar the town They went 90
the First National bank. introduced
themselves and sold the bank on
GERS $4,000 worth OF bonds.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-05-24
MISS WHITE BURIED

international New~ Service
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind Mag "a
The funeral OF Niss Mary Wallace
white. superintendent OF the Kings
Daughters hospital AT Madison Ind.
3 daughter OF Mrs Sarah r. White
Of West Lafayette. who died az 81.
Ninceuts hospital Tuesday eVeuing.
was held here at one O'Clock
Thursday afternoon at the residence
ol a. a. stevenson. SSH Broadway.
Rev a. e. Dudley of Lafayette.
conducted service. Burial was made
la crown Hill cemetery here.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-05-24
ILternationaI 80 Service :


WASHINGTON. May "a
The successful operation of the
CONSUMPTION law is in jeopardy.
An avalanche of protests against
the question, DO you claim ex-
emption ," in the registration
blanks for conScription swept in
to the capital today. Congress
Sional action TO eliminate the
obnoxious query and prevent its
unpopular effect upon the draft
is probable.
Many senators and representa-
tives Joined with Sen. Chamberlain
of oregon, chairman Of the senate
military affairs committee, in con-
demning the question They took
the view that the question violates
the spirit and purpose Of the con-
scription bill by passing the buck
To the individual The CONSUMPTION
bill was designed 10 leave the ques-
ton o. liability to service TO the gov
eminent 10 decide and 10 relieve the
individual Of the responsibility of
determining his military obligation.
Sen. Chamberlain declared that
the answers TO the first IL ques-
tons in the registration blank should
automatically determine a mans
liability to service and the only pos
sible effect of the 18th question
would be TO stamp him as a slack
er"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-05-24

international News Service
WASHINGTON May 24-The fact
that a man is paying almouy 20 an
ex-wife does not make him exempt
from the operation OF the selective
consumption act. according 10 Pro
vOst Marshal Gen. Crowder.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-05-24
TWELVE LOSE LIVES IN
MILLION DOLLAR FIRE

International News Service:
AMSTERDAM. May 2t.-Morc
than 1000 houses were destroyed
and more than 81 100000 damage
done by fire which swept Gyocn-
yOes. Hungary. says a dispatch from
Vienna today. In addition To this
about LOO buildings were damaged.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-05-24
WANTS 10 SOLDIERS

international News Service
WASHINGTON. May Z4--ILaly
wants no American soldiers on the
Italian front
This message was delivered TO
Prest Wilson today by the prince
OF Udine. King Victor Emmanuel's
personal envoy 20 the United States
Italy has all OF the power
she needs and the American soldiers
should be sent 10 the battle front IN
France. one member OF the mission
said today
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-05-24
NEw ToMN Is PLANNEp

International News Service
FRANKFORT. Ind. MAY "a
When the Indiana polis-F Frankfort
branch Of the Pennsylvania railroad
is completed a new town viii spring
up six miles south OF Frankfort A
corporation OF Frankfort men plan 70
start the town by erecting stock
pens. a grain elevator and coal
yard. The town VIII be in the cen
ter Of fertile country.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-05-24
FIRST WIFE NAMED
second Wife of John Quasi Men
tionS Her Predecessor in suit.
-ernationaI News service :

International News Service
CHICAGO. May Z4-Mrs. Mar
garet Quasi has filed suit against
Mrs Bertha Mayer. second wife of
her former husband. John Mayer,
for $4,000 DAMAGES because Mrs
Mayer No. .. in her suit for divorce
from Mayer. named Mrs Quasi a.
correspondent.
Mrs Quasi vehmently denies that
she has been friendly with her Tor
mer husband since they parted.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-05-24
REPORT SAYS TEUT0NS
OFFERED RUSSIA TERMS

International News Service:
AMSTERDAM. May "a. - Ger
many has actually offered peace
terms to Russia and they were
rejected. says a telegram from Ber-
lin today. quoting the socialist news
paper, NOrwaertS.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-05-24
BRAZIL ON WAR BRINK.

International News Service
BUENOS AYRES. MAY 24.-'I II
is understood here that Brazil. with
in the next few days. will follow the
example of the United States and
declare that a state of war exists
between her and Germany" said a
dispatch from Rio Janeiro today.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-05-24

In addition 10 being one or the
largest liners i'm the trans Atlantic
service. the Pennsylvania was one
Of the fastest Her speed enabled
her TO escape a U-boat during the
early days OF the war The sub
marine attack occurred early in
May. 1915, as the big liner was
nearing Glasgow. conveyed by Brit
ish men-of- war. The periscope OF
the submarine was sighted and by
steering zigzag course. the Tran
sylvania escaped
In December. 1914. two mines
collided within few Yards of her
bows while on Fastnet. The impact
was felt on all of the decks and
wild excitement among the passen-
gers ensued.
The Pennsylvania was armed. On
her last voyage 10 this port she
carried heavy guns furnished by the
British admiralty
she was 54S feet long. with a So
foot beam. and a draft OF Al feet
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-05-24
Late Bulletin
RIOTS CONTINUE.

international News Service:
MADRID, May 24.-According TO
advices received here rioting is
still nj progress in Lisbon Many
have been killed throughout
the country. The Portuguese diet
is reported to have left Lisbon
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-05-24
Il PROMISED LEATHER.
INTERNATIONAL News Service

International News Service.
WASHINGTON. May "a. - The
council OF national defense an
nounces that il has received prom
ises very large supply OF leather
for the use OF the army and the
navy 81 the prices which prevailed
for that commodity a. the outset Of
the wax.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-05-24
RACE COURSE: POTATO FULL

International News Service:
LOUISVILLE, KY May 24-The
40 acre infield at Cchurchi1 Downs
race course Will be plowed up and
planted with potatoes for the gov
eminent. il was announced today.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-05-24

Transport TrdnsylUa11ia is
Sent DOlUn; French Liner
Torpedoed by Submarines

LONDON May 24-The British steamship Transylvania has
been sunk in the Mediterranean by German submarine with the
loss of Alb lives
News of the loss of this ship received today from Liver
pool although she to the bottom May 4.
Among those lost the captain of the ship.
The Pennsylvania displaced 14315 hailed Glas-
gov. She was built in l914 for the Anchor line.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-05-24
JAPAN DISPATCHES FLEET.

international News Service.
LONDON. Nav 24.-That Japan
has sent a fleet 20 the Mediterran-
can TO cooperate with allied war
ships in those waters was officially
announced in the house OF commons
today.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-05-24
SET UP WIRELESS. IS

International News Service:
BUENOS AYRES, May PA
German wireless plant has been es-
tablished here Pro-ally papers are
demanding that the government
suppress il.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-05-24
DRAFT LAW
INJEOPARDY:.
QUERIES ARE
POURING IN

International News Service:
WASHINGTON. May CAN
males between the ages of II and 30
inclusiVe-even convicts and aliens
MUST REGISTER
This was the very definite answer
given by Provost Marshal Gen. T.
III. CrOwder today to the thousands
of inquiries regarding the opera
ton of the registration and the
draft
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-05-24

international News Service
WASHINGTON, May II - The
HotiIIa OF American desrOyers now
in active service i'm the submarine
zone must Dc given a large mca-
sure of the credit for holding the
T-boat menace i'm check during the
past week.
This was the opinion expressed to-
Bay by high official of the Ameri-
can navy.
Permission to publish tire number
Of American deStroyers now hunting
down GeTmany's underSca boats i'm
The North-ea was Withheld.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-05-24
US. Destroyers Get Credit
For Checking U-Boats

ROME. May 24.-During the
week ending MAY 2O. only two Ital-
IAN ships were sunk by submarines.
Il was OFFICIALLY announced today.
Roth were sailing vessels. No
steamships were lost. One steam
sbiD was damaged by shell fire
from a submarine. hut managed tO
Escape. OF the ships lost both were
nnder 500 tons.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-05-24
Many Prisoners
Taken by French
On Western Front
international News Service:

International News Service:
ROME, May "a. - Heavy
fighting is now in progress along
tn entire AuStro-Italian front
from the Lake Garda district to
the Adriatic sea.
Dispatches today from Udine,
the great Italian base, indicated
that the italians on the ISonzo
river front were again attacking
the AuStro-Hungarian positions
and fighting in Gorilla was par
tiCularly severe.
On the TrentinO front the pO-
SitiOnS retaken by the Italians in
the fighting Tuesday night were
subjected to a violent lombard
ment, the Acknowledgements
using their heaviest guns.
The new positions won by the
Italians in the PLAYA sector and
northeast of Gorilla have been
consolidated and strengthened.
International News Service
PARIS, May 24-The capture of
$500 Germ n prisoners in the dis
trict Immediately north of the Aisne
river since May 1, was announced by
the war office today
The French retain their hold on
the positions dominating the ALL
cite valley. despite the tremendous
efforts of the Germans to recapture
them.
Violent counter assaults were de-
livered by the Germans in this dis
trict during the night. but all were
repulsed. according to the official
cOmmunique of the war office.
Teutons Renew Efforts
on the Nlauclerc plateau the ger
mans renewed their efforts TO hold
up the French advance against the
fortress of Laon. but these likewise
were withoust success.
Huge masses of men were used
by the crown prince in his fresh at
tempt TO check Gen. Nivelle's host
and severe losses were sustained Dy
the Germans. The attacks were
pushed home with great vigor but
they melted away under the terri
hc -barrage fire of the French can
non and the machine guns.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-05-24
THE WEATHER

INDIANA AND LOWER MTCHI-
GAN.-Fair tonight. Friday fair
and slightly warmer
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-21

En- medic de Ia odisea dolorosa Y
sublime de la gloriosa Belgica, dos
figuras admirables y c~onmovedoras
Sc destacan con IN relieve que cauti-
va. Son las del rey y la reina. La
noblcza de su caracter y la elevation
de sus sentimicntos. anade una nueva
belleza al heroismo de los belgas que
combaten, y una majestad mas a Id
corona real. Alberto l Y Ia Reina
Isabel, pertenecen va a Ia mas noble
V sublime historic. Una belga deSte-
rrada. Madame Marie Bienne ACADIA
&c publican en- Paris, sobre este Rey
: esta Reina- un libro conmovedor,
como es sicmpre una biografia fami-
Lar e~scrita sin pedanteria, pero con
IN gran carino.
Al frente de estas paginas, que re-
Gicren con piedad. con fervor, Ia Vi
ia de los e~ncantadores y gloriosos So
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-21

En- el ~calculo de Ia compensation
de las ~r6rdidas, una campana como
la de Rumania constituye tamblen
un elemento. A las primeras perdl-
das sufridas para obligar a este adj
versario a la retirada. Sc agregaran
otras Ell el frente mas o menos esta-
bic que siga 81 ocupando. BESIDE Ia
Bukovina al Mar Negro, ell desarrc'
10 minimo de la Inca de bata!la ne
diria 400 Kilometres. 81 los ruscs
Cuarneccn una mitad v los rumano5
la otra. la supcrficie de descaste de
los aliadoS primitivos tendria un az
mcnto de 200 Kilometres. La dc los
imperios c~entrales, de 400.
Este estado de hechos autoriza a
poner a Alemania en- Ia misma sltuS-
ci6n que ell e~.iercito frances, y a SD
ponerle Ia proportion de I'm homore
movilizado entire seis. Pero entOH-
ces Sc d~cScuDrc su !nferioridad. Nj
Austria-Hungria, nj Bulgaria, nj 81
Guiera Turuuia, disponen de las mar
genes r~econocidas 4 los aliados d.
Francia para aumentar su recluta-
miento. Entire las grandes poten.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-21

c! tcnga en- sus manOs sus destinos.
Tn flujo de fcrvor sube hasta cl de
todos los extremes de la terra. No
pmcde ignorarlo Y, sin embargo, no
Sc muestra orgulloso.
La rescrva y la modestia del Rey,
los dones del coraz0n las c~ualidades
de espiritl Y gracia, la seduction Y la
bondad infinita dc Ia Reina; he aqui
dcfinida Il esta pareja real, hacia la
cual va toda la admiration del mum
do.
Marie Bicnne, refiere entire ctras
cosas, que ell Rey y la Reina, aman
las aries y las bellas letras. Prote-
gen a los artistas, a los poetas y a les
liteliatos. Los amman los ~visitan, los
~tratan, les agrada su compania, van
a u talIeres, los reciben en- sus me-
sas. Entire los familiares del p~alacio
de Bruselas y de los garden (pa-
tles) de uaeken, Sc eta a Emilio
Lenannier, Mario Cacterlink, el pin
tor Eugenio Laermans, ell aguafuer-
tista Marce-Henri Monnier.
Los soberanos-dice Marie Bien-
ne,-han educadO a sus hijos con ell
mayor respeto hacia los artistas- Un
Ola, en- ell momento en- que salia IN
maestro, a. que habian> invitado a su
mesa, ell principe dijo a los principles
Y a su hermanita: "Hijos mics, mirad
bien a csc senou mas tarde podreis
decir que habeis tenido el honor de
almozar con el",
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-21
FPagir1as de la Guerra
la ULTIMA RESERVA

cias. Austria ungria ha sido la mas
maltratada. Itace va tempo que ha
tenido que recurrir 2 sus hombreS
de 81 a 81 anos. en- tanto que Russia
no ha movilizado ain los de cuaren-
ia. En- cranto a los bulgaros, sus
proDios fre1tes requieren la -preSen-
cia de tedcs los hombres de que dis
n V aun necesitan ayuda de los
alemanes.
Esto explica el que ell estado mayor
aleman busGue fucrzas por todas par
tes: alistaniento de los polacos, ira
baio obligatorio para los belgas, mo-
viliZaci6n civil. incluycndo en- ella a
los anciancs V a las mujeres. I'm Ia
hipGtesis Ge la guerra duradera, es
decir. de una tension moral prolon-
gada, los aliados tienen mas proba-
bilidades que los imperios centrales
de poder contar con las dltlmas re-
Guerra duradera signlfi-
ca. para Alemania, guerra ~perdida.
Fin la balanza dc las fuerZas mora
les, queda, desde luego, en- estado de
i]nferioridad. En- Ia cuenta de Ia Ill
tina reserva lleya Ia peor parte.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-21
Como
MandarIl':: T.:
.'E.,.
Dinero
A Mexico

Con n,ucha frecuenciay fecblmos
cartas en- las que Sc nos pregunta
la manera absolutan6ente seayura
Y mas rapida para enviar dinero a
distintas plazak de la Rcpublica
Mexicana, asi como ell modo mas
eficaz para traer dinero de aquel
pals. En- seguida tenemos ell gusto
de Car un informe a nuestros Glen
ties, ell que no dudamos resuitara
en- provecho de todos.
Existe I'm medic muy rapldo, ell
caz Y absolutamente SECURE para
cnviar dinero a cualquier ciudad dc
ia Republica Mexlcana, ell que ORE
ce, entire otras muchas, la ventaja
de que es de TODD punto impossible
que los clientes pierdan un solo
centavo, pues que Ia casa glrado-
ra tonla baio su mas estricta res
ponsabllidad todos los riesgos, y
Sc encarga de oar todos los pasos
n~ecesarios a fin de cvitar a sus nu-
!nerosos clientes toda clase de mo-
lestias, perdldas y dificultades.
Los pages Sc hacen ell todas las
plazas de la citada Republica Ne
xicana, preciSamente en- pesos fuer
ties de plata meXicana 0 en- none.
das de orc nacional, p%udiendo ha-
Ger tambicn situaciones en- dolares,
0 sea dinero americana, 81 ell Glen
to asi 10 prefiere.
AL desear situar dinero a cual-
quier parte de la Republica, bas-
tara remitir 4 Ia casa giradora di-
nero americana, asi como el NOM
bre y direction complete de la per-
soma 4 quien debe remitirse en-
Mexico, y la casa por conducto de
sus ageptes Sc encargara dc hacer
!legar a manos de los ~interesados
ci dinero que sc ordene, sin que
Ia persona que 10 renlite dc este
pals tenga que molestarse en- es-
cri1ir, nj enviar libranZas, pues
que la casa g~lradora Sc encarsa
de TODD clio, y ademas recogera un
recibo dc la persona a quien Sc lie
renilte c! dinero, ell que envlara CO.
mo comprobante a sus clientes.
al IcClUlt Il uulClO dllCl 10 ilOt
la :asa giradora envlara al clicnte
una carta de garantia, en- la que
consta que 81 por cualquiera cir
c%unstancia ell dinero no fucre n
tregado a la persona gu @ Sc desig-
ne ell Mexico, en- un plazo razona-
BILE, Ia casa Sc compromise a de-
volver al girador la misna can't
dad de dinero americana que rect-
bio, sin cobrarle absolutamente ma
da por sus gestiones
A Ia fecha esta casa Ia situa-
do ell Mexico mas de t~rescientos
nil pesos mexicanos y tienen ell
gusto de no haber recibido nj una
sola reclamation. 0
Pala renlitir ell dinero america
no el modo mas SECURE es sacar
un giro postal o giro de Express
pagaderc a la orden de Mayo's
Money Exchange o enviar los bile.
ties en- carta certificada debiendo
r~otular el sobre como sigue:
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-21
Lainquebrantable voluntad
de los aliadOs

10 la victoria pucde asegurarnos Ia
paZ.
Por su parte, Inglaterra y Francia,
para obtcner el Grsco general de la
opinion publica en- ambos paises, de-
be yer realizada por complete, pOr Ia
concordancia dc 'todos los esfuerzcs
V IA razonada utilization dc todas las
cncrglas .esa unidad dc acci6n que cs
Ia condici0n mIsma dc la victoria
han contcstado a la m0vilizacin CT
vii de Alemania por melidas que po'
nen en- manos de algunos hombres de
probada p~cricia, la direction de las
fuerzas dc mar Y terra. de las fabri-
caciones Y del avituallamiento. Al
cons.rIir, bajo Ia presidential dc su
icfc saNor Lloyd George, un reducido
comite de cinco ministries, encargadOs
dc ia conducta dc la guerra, ell nuevo
gcbicrno inglcs ha mostrado que sc
.iaba cuenta eXacta, de las nccesida-
des de Ia bora presente. En- Francla,
Mr.. BRAND. pres;dente del Conscjo,
despues de proccdcr a una transfer
maci0n analoga dc su ministerio y =
Ia reorganization del ALTO mando, sc
ha expresado como siguc EN- IA CANA
IA &C Diputados:
Eel Console dc Guerra no ha dc
practicar ell mctodO del encmigo. No
quicro imponcr d este pals una mo-
lcstia ineficaz. Os pcdira los podc-
res ncccsarios para resolvcr con u1-
gcncia V por via de dccrctos, todas
las c]uestioncs qIc intcrcscn q la de-
fcnsa nacional. Os pcdira posIbil!-
dadcs dc rcquisici6n civil, para cl ser
vicio de la defensa nacional. No e.
chara una inmcnsa Y mortal red sobre
la actividad del pals. Os pedira po'
der zanjar por decretO, una grave
question, quo solo EN- tempo dc que
IRA puede sen zanjada: la Suppression
del alcohol en- TODD cl pals. Os pro-
poniri, como Alemania, a QUEEN al
gunos ponen como ejempio. las medi-
das que considerc neccsarias, pero a
Ia FRANCESCA.
Prcguntese 81, en- ciertos adema-
mes desordcnados que a juicio MIC,
impresionan demasiado nuestra Opt
min, pero cuya importancia no he
mos de ~desconocer, no hay una preo-
~cIpaci6n de p~olitica interior. No ig-
norris que en- Alemania han proycca-
do cicrta cmoci6n, por ~preguntarse Id
genie 81 tales mcdidas tenian Otros fl
mes que la dcfensa nacional. De to-
dos modos ,tcndran por e~fecto, au-
mentar la fuerza militar del enemi-
go. Llcgada la ~primavera. tendra A
lemania I'm material considerable.
del cual cspera ella la victoria. En-
presencia de este esfuerzo, no hemOs
dc dc%scuidarnos: debemos hacer fren-
te y el gobierno tiene ID voluntad de
haccr frente".
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-21
Alberto | e Isabel de BeIgica

bcranos hay IN pr0logo escrito por
Emile Wehaeren. Esta pagina de
emocion rcspetuosa y admiration poe
tica, cs una de las ultimas del gran
poeta.
De su Rey dice Werhaern:
"Lo que llama la atenci6n a cual-
quiera que tenga el honor de c
carse a Alberto l., es que el espiritu
de este Rey no Sc haya deformado por
ningun sofisma cortesano. Sc en-
cuentra uno en- %presencia de IN So
berano, cuya raz0n es vuestra raz0n.
Aun mas, nj ell renombre nj Ia gloria
10 extravian. Hab.a concisamente.
No Sc cree ell haroe, que es en- reali-
dad. La cortesia inclina 81 gratitud
hacia los que lie celebran. En- este
momento es el hombre mas admirable
del mundo. Todos los pueblos mo-
narquicos desean que un Rey como
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-21

Por las declaraciones publicas dc
SIS jefes politicos y militares; por fas
~incesantes discusiones que fomentaI
acerca de los origenes y de los fines
de la guerra; por sus Palaces promo
sas de Independence a los habitantcs
rccluI.as dc los territories ocupados
por sus cjcrcitoa; por u manlobr;s
rlra lograr una paz premature que
~cUuivaldria al ~triunfo de 81 emprcSa
de aggression, Alemania, a. sentlr Il
cercarse para ella la era de dificuita-
DIES i~neludibles, trata de torcer el Jul
c;o de les ncLtIales, dc desquiciar la
union. Y de dcsanimar a las n~acioncs
que pelican por IA Gefensa del der2-
emo. TODD este andamiaje Sc desmo-
iona ante la perfccta concordance
dc las dcc'araciones Y de los actoS.
Dor medic de los cuales los Alladcs
han afirmado, recientcmente, 81 in
flexible resolution de continuar Ia lu-
cha hasta el fin.
En- la Duma del Impcrio, el senior
T~cpoff, nuevo Presidente del Cons9-
10 de Ministries, ha dicho ESQ en- NOM
bre del gobierno russo, Ell un discur-
so que ha tenido considerable repe"-
custom en- Europa:
NADIA puede hacer zanzibar csta
resolution que mana de la infIcXlble
! voluntad del augusta soberanO de Ru-
s:a. unanimementc s~oStenido por To-
do cl fiel pueblo; no dejara Russia las
armas hasta habcr obtcnido complcta
victoria. Oigalo Y sGpalo una vcz
mas cl universe: cu~alcsquiera que
scan las dificultadcs, cualesqulera
u c los f~racasos ~tempOralcs de
Hisia; la gran Russia y u valerosoS
ali los movilizardn a su ultimo solda-
do V sacrificaran TODD su patrimonlo
de Estado. pero continuaran la que
ira hasta cl fin, hasta I'm final dcci-
sivo, hasta que quedcn qucbrados pa
III sicmprc cl yugo y Ia v]iolcncia ale
names.
En- G. parIamcnto de Roma, el Sc
nor Boseili. jefc del gobierno, al pc
dir cI aplazamicnto de una mocion
socialista. reIativa u la paz, ha afr
mado no memo catcg0ricamentc Ia
resolution de Italia. de combatir has
ia cl fin. para derribar al encmigo.
No dchc la camaIa emitir vote a
cuno que pucda en- 10 mas mlnlmo en-
tib;ar cl ardor dc nuestros soidados o
mcnguar la energia del pals. Asl es
como sc puede aprcsurar la victoria,
10 cuat significa a]presurar Ia paz.
Solo asi scra duradera la paz. Solo
asi Sc asegurara Italia el dominic de
todas sus tierras = de 81 mar. Solo
asi vera verdadcramente firmc el G.
qulIibrio politico de Europa, pues ten
dra por cimientos no ~tratados, slno
81 principle dc las nacionalidaieS. So
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-21
PAGINA slETg
LOS DOCTORES FALLAN; PERO
Ell. ALMA CORDIAL SANA.

Senores:- La presente sirve para
saiudarles Y decirles que de consi-
guiente hay les remito un peso para
il Sc sirvan mandarme ell remedio
del ALMA CORDIAL, 10 mas pronto
que puedan, pues tengo una persona
en- mi casa de la misma familia y es
in que Sc esta curando con ell ALMA
CORDIAL y ha sentido bastante ali
vic con ell ALMA CORDIAL, pues
los doctores que no han podido sana1-
la, SOLAMENTE Ell ALMA COR
DIAL 10 Hh VUELTO A SU ESTA-
DO, y es crantc lie dice SUI afmo. S S.
Francisco Lara.
Box No. s.
COPELAND, Texas.
Pida mas informes a Miller and
Co., Box 50, Sta. A., San Antonio,
Texas.