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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-08-01
Northern Grady Co. Calls
on First 3O4 Men in Human
Lottery for War SerUjce

and seventh days Of the posting of the
notice as required by the regulations
The sO4 names is equivalent to double
the quota for the first draft.
The first 1Oi men on the list will re.
port next Monday at 8 a. m. The sec.
ond group Of 1O1 men will report on
Tuesday and the following 1O2 names,
including the 3O4th on the list win re-
port Wednesday at the same hour. All
must report at room 26s in the postof
flee building in Chickasha.
Doctors Appointed.
The physical examinations will be
conducted by DR., L e. Emanuel the
official member Of the exemption
board, and Dr. II. C. AntIe, who has
been appointed an examiner by the To-
cal exemption board In case a regis
trant should be disqualified by the
physical examination made by either
OF thege two examiners he will be re.
examined by DR.. S. O. Marrs without
reference to the first physical exami.
patton.
May Credit Quota.
Quite a number of men who are in
cluded in the first list have already
enlisted but Registrar R. w Murray,
the executive officer Of the board, has
not yet received an official ruling on
whether or not this number will be de.
Quoted from the stated quota Of l52 IN
tho northern district. While his own
INTERPRETATION of the rules governing
the draft tends to the belief that his
district viii be given credit for these
enlistments he is by no means assured
that such is the case.
Board Works Overtime.
] ocal exemption board No. 1 work
ed overtime yesterday in preparing
draft lists for posting and getting
numbers Of The first quota ready for
mailing Listing an registrants in tho
nrrthern district presented an enor
nous .ob for The board membets who
have ial ored faithfully since Tn re.
ceipt q the official order Saturday IN
an endeoyor TO relieve the suspenso Sc af
several hundred reg gsuants as o3c'y
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-08-01
No Date Set For
County Normal

County Superintendent M. H. Shep.
ara has not yet decided upon the date
on which the county normal will be
held in Chickasha this year. AS the
school terms begin IN some districts on
September rs he Is inclined to favor
the latter part Of August for the nor.
NAL but may postpone the session un.
I'll the latter part Of September.
Mr.. Shepard returned last night from
Oklahoma City where he signed the au.
thorization for the course Of study IN
the state for the coming year, OF which
committee he is a member.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-08-01
MAY HAVE A CHANCE
TO PROTEST RAISE

County Assessor Bryan, and j. A.
Temple, chairman OF the board OF
county commissioners, may so to Ok
lahoma City tomorrow to attend a
meeting of the state board OF equali-
zation and county assessors, notice of
which was received today by the as
sessora
It is hoped by the county officials
that they may have an opportunity to
protest against the recent increase OF
over million dollars made BY the
state board in the valuation Of county
properties.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-08-01
DROUTH AND
HEAT
Is BROKEN
Inch Rain in Kansas and Missouri Will
Prevent Total Loss Of Corn and
Small Grain Crops
By Uniteo Fress.

BY United Press.
Kansas City. Mo-, Aug 1.-Rains
which fell over Kansas and parts Of
Missouri last night broke the drouth
and heat wave which threatened to
completely ruin the corn and small
grain crops.
More than an inch OF rain fell in
many parts Of Kansas and It is still
raining in many Kansas towns.
The crops were greatly benefited by
the rainfall but 1t will be week before
the pastures are ready for grazing.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-08-01
HOLDS
ALO0F FROM
PEACEPLANS
Head Of Catholic Church Strives Only
for Christian Peace and Eschews
Eniangling Alliances
BY United Press.

BY United Press.
Rome. Aug Pope Benedict is not
supporting any peace plans which the
German Catholic party may be agitat-
ing. Those who are close to the vat
lean declare that the pope will be ex-
tremely careful not to support any par
ticular peace plan. They admit how
ever, that the holy father is striving
just for a Christian peace.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-08-01

The official list of those regisuants
in the northern district of Grady coun-
ty holding the first 3O4 numbers drawn
In the great human lottery to deter
mine the personnel of the first national
army, viii be displayed in the postof
flee building before 6 O'Clock today
The notice viii call on an men con
cerned to- report for physical examina-
tions next Monday, Tuesday and Wed.
nesday This is within the fifth, sixth
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-08-01
METHODIST PRAYER
SERVICE TONIGHT

The pastor Rev Lawrence l.. Co
hen, Jr., announces regular prayer SER
vice at the Epworth Methodist church
tonight at S:15 o'clock For the past
month the mid-week service was dis
continued on account of Baptist revi-
val meeting. Let US meet together to-
night and revive the interest in this
the most helpful service Of the church.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-08-01
MM*#KM M#**##M* MM*MM*##*@M**@xwM
AMERICA AND HER ALLIES
AGREE ON PROPOSITION
OF NO SEPARATE PEACE
BOCEY JOHNSON
OFF TO THE FRONT

Leaving tonight. Destination un.
known" was the brief message receiv.
ed by the Elks club yesterday from
Bogey Johnson at the aviation camp
in San Antonio.
Johnson. several months ago, enlist
ed with the aviation corps and it is
presumed he has received the com,
mission which he coveted.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-08-01
Immense German Plot.

by united Press.
San Francisco, Cal, Aug. IAN ex.
tensive raid on l. W. W. agitators in
the aClifornia region and in Washing
ton was commenced by the govern.
ment today. Warrants have already
been secured against many German
agents which have been operating
with the l. w. w. These agents are
charged with treason.
Government Investigations which
have been under way for some time
disclose the fact that one hundred for
est fires in three states were caused
by the members Of the w. w. and
that various strikes had been planned
/ norder to cripple the lumber indus.
try and ship building.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-08-01
Member OIL. W. W. Executive Board
Lynchrd al Butte. and Warning
Given 10 Other Traitors
FOREST BURNING
is GERMAN PLOT
Government viii Begin Wholesale Prose
CuiiOn OIL. W. W. Leaders and
German Agents
By United Press

BY United Press.
Butte, Mont, Aug Prank Little,
an l. w. w. agltator who was recently
deported from Arizona and has recent.
ly been working among the strikers
here urging defiance to the govern
ment, was found Iynched today, his
body hanging from a trestle
The old vigilant warning, More to
come il you don't get out, was found
pinned to his night clothing.
Little was member of tbs execu
tive board Of the l. w. w and was one
Of the original organizers.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-08-01
Lice May Destroy
Watern1elonCrop

That the watermelon crop in thc
southern part OF the county. which
ten days ago promised to be bumper
ne, is now threatened with destruction
by lice Is the word which is brought
from that country by Sheriff Hodge
Bailey. Should it fail to rain ia few
days a large portion Of the crop will
be ruined.
A heavy shipment Of melons was
made from Agawam yesterday after.
noon.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-08-01
American ship sunk.

BY United Press.
London, Aug 1.-THE American
steamer Motano was torpedoed and
sunk yesterday. the admiralty an.
nounced Twenty.two members OF the
crew were landed safely.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-08-01
Hampered BY Sea Of Mad Both British
and French Armies Consolidate Gains
and Repulse Counter Attacks
By United Press.

BY United Press.
London, Aug. Ia deluge Of rain
turned Flanders into a sea Of mud and
hampered the British drive today
General Haigs report declared that all
gains were consolidated during the
night and all German counter attacks
repulsed
The improvement Of British posi-
tions and minor operations were the
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-08-01
WEATHER elsewhere

Western Cs.en reports re-
ceived at 8 a. m. today:
= North Texas, generally
+ clear, temperature 80.
+ Central Texas, generally
+ clear, temperature ST.
+ East Texas, generally clear,
J. temperature 81
+ Gulf Coast, generally clear
= temperature S3.
+ West Texas, generally clear
+ temperature n.
= Arkansas, generally clear,
i temperature 81
4 Louisiana, generally clear,
; temperature a.
= Oklahoma, generally clear,
Z temperature S0-
= q q a a L 4 = L = Z !
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-08-01
Utah Falls Into Dry Column Today and
There is Great Rejoicing at
Salt Lake City
By United Press.

BY United Press.
Washington, Aug. with the vote
on the Sheppard nationwide prohibi-
ton amendment to the food control
bill set for 4 o'clock th'a afternoon,
senate vets and drys are making a
supreme effort to get the doubtful
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-08-01
CONDITION OF COTTON
By United Press.

BY United Press.
Washington, Aug 1.-The condition
Of the cotton crop on July 25, was 7O.3
per cent normal, the bureau Of crop
estimates announced today.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-08-01
10 oN LANDlNa NEMs
BY United Press.

By United Press.
Washington. Aug THE state de-
partment today afficially requested
both British and French censors to
tighten up on all news pertaining to
the landing and movements OF Ameri.
can troops.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-08-01
OFFICIAL LIST WILL
BE POSTED TODAY
Doctors /. E. Emanuel and H. c. Anile
will Conduct Physical Examinations
and Dr.. Mars Will Re-Examine


+ 3O4 names for first draft.
= First 1O1 to appear next Mon
+ day.
+ Second 1O1 to appear next
+ Tuesday.
+ Following 1O2 to appear next
+ Wednesday.
3 First 304 names will be post
+ ed in postoffice building before
+ p. m. today.
: In this issue the first 10l
= names called for physical exam
+ nation is published The re-
, mainder will be published to-
+ morrow
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-08-01
Draft Evaders.
SlUitch Cards
and A addresses
BIZ Unlted Preaa.

Chicago Aug. False names and
addresses and the exchanging Of reg.
istration cards is responsible for more
than two hundred draft law violation
cases which are being investigated by
federal authorities today Arrests are
to come al once.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-08-01
Utah Soc pry.

Jan OoSo D'J'
BY United Press.
Salt Lake City. Utah, Aug 1.-The
state of Utah slid over into the dry
column today. The reyelry here today
has never before been equalled.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-08-01

ALLIESRETAIN HOLD ON
ALL POSITIONS GAINED IN
MAMMOTH OFFENSIVE
only action taken during the night
Erench tIoId on stubbornI,

French Hold on stubbornly.
BY United Press.
Paris Aug LIN a heavy rain the
French forces are assisting in the great
drive in Belgium today and are eonsol.
ldating all ground won yesterday, the
official statement asserts.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-08-01
FATE OF "BONEDRY" BILL
WILL BE KNOWN AT4P. M.

votes. Both sides predict an ex-
tremely close vote
A two-third majority Is necessary
Tor the passage of Inc amendment
The debate IS limited u ten minute
talks.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-08-01

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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-08-01

You will find all the
local news every day
inthe Daily Express.
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The Latest News by
Wire Daily from the
U. P. Association.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-10
MEDIC BILLION De
DOLARES PARA
BARCOS
ESA SUMA VA A SER PEDiDA AL
CONGRES0 DE LA UNION
AMERICANA

WASHINGTON. Julio 9.-Otro gas
to de medic billion de pesos, (50G mi
llones,) sera probablemente pedido
Dor la administration al Congreso
americana, Embellishments. para Ia
construction de mas barcos mercan-
ties, a fin de solucionar, en- parte al
menos, ell problema relative al trait
co maritime.
Ell Consejo Naval anuncio anoche
que los contracts para Ia construc-
cion de la flota mercante dc emergen-
ella, aprobada per ell Congreso, hab;an
abarcado los prinleros 500 millones
de pesos que Sc pidieron para la cons
trucci0n de esos barcos.
Todavia no Sc ha obtenido la &pro-
bacicn del presidente Wilson para el
nuevo proyecto de construction. pero
Sc cree que cl Primer Magistrate no
podra ningunas obstrucciones, pUcs Sc
sabe que csta dc acuerdo con la OPT
MON de los funcionarios que Green
que los aliados no podran ganar la
| guerra. a mcnos que Sc usen todos
! los recurSos para cOnStrulr Il gran
flota mercante americana.
FL anuncio lie las intencioncs de
pedir un nucvo gasto para la cons
trucci6n de mas barcos, Sc contiene
en- una declaration hecha anoche por
ell presidente Denman. del Conse.jo
Naval, quien hizo Ia indication que
Ia nueva suma Sc usara en- 81 ma
yor parte en- Ia construction de bar
cos de MADEIRA.
La actitud del general Cocktails
por 10 que respccta a la construction
de barcos de MADEIRA. todavia csta
alCo dudoSa, pero segun recientes in
formes, Sc saba que cl jefe dicho pa
recia eStar cambiando de opinion en-
IN sentido favorable para el desarro-
Ito de un programa de construction
de barcos de MADEIRA, en- ina mayor
extension, que hasta ahora 10 habla
a~probado.
Como todavia el presidente Wilson
no ha delegado las facultades que Sc
le concedieron por ell Congreso con
la aprobaci6n de! proyecto naval. al
gunas personals han considerable IL
declaration hecha anoche por el Con-
sejo Naval. como indicadora de que ell
actual arreelo Ell la direction Y desa-
rrollo del programa naval. seguiria ell
mismo. cs decir. que ell general Goe-
that's ]continuaria encargado de la di-
recci6n de Ia construction naval, ba-
10 la direction general de la Corpo-
racion cuyo presidente es Mr.. Den
man V cuyos directories son los otros
miembros del Console Naval.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-10
FL NUEVO TIPO DE SUE.
MARINOS ALEMANES

PARIS, Julio O. BESIDE el p~rinci-
pic de Ia guerra Alemania ia pues-
TO submarines mayores, con mas ra-
do de accion Y mayor velocidad. Los
secretos de su construction fueron
por otra parte, conservados durante
mucho tempo.
No o5stante. la prensa alemana Sc
mueStra dcSdc hace aiEunas scmanas
mucho meHos prudente. "El Figa-
70" dc Paris. lcyendo los perloGicos
tGcnicos ~alemaues encuentra all! MI
meroSos iNformes Sobre los ultimoS
submarines g~ermanicos.
Fl tipo mas recientc. segdn cstas
intercsantss indicacioncs, desp!aza
400 tonc!adas. tienc so metros de
lonsirud : m. 80 de snchura, una
velocidad de % miIlas a tlote ' -
Sumergible. cen una potencia de
10000 caballoS. La tripulacion SC
compoae de 10 horbreS Y el radio de
accion eS de 5000 miilaS.
que anadir otro, especie de crucero
submarine dc 5000 toneIadas de GeS-
plazamien:o, 12O metros de longitud
4 este tipo enteramente nuevo hay
Y $1,000. millas de radio de acci6n
tseis veces Ia distancia de Brest 4
Nueya York;.
Su coraza ' 81 artilleria les per
mite mcdirse con cruceros de super
ficie c inciuSo de deSplazamicnto.
Segun parece hay diez terminates =.
otros cieuto en- aStillero.
Sabido eS que los submarines tie
nen dos motores: uno de aceite pesa-
dc para nevsssr per q supsrficie VI
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-10
,ATAQUES DE Los ALE
NAMES EN- FL AlSME

. PARIS. Jplio 9.-Otro ataQue vi
.goroso por parte de los t~eutones, Sc
do anoche en- ell frente del Aisne. en-
ala region del Canine de las Damas,
entire Bovette Y Ia Cordillera de Che
vregny. FL MiniSterio de ia Guerra
.anuncia que Ell ataque aieman no tu-
,vo exito. pues no Obstante que Ell
-enemigo Iogro p-osesionarse de algu-
mas trincheras. los franceseS recupe-
raron Ia mayor parte de esas posi-
>ciones por medic de I'm b%rillante con-
.tra-ataque.
. Igualmente entire Pantheon Y IA al
-Gueria de Froidmont, los franceses re-
'c~uperaron unaS po~Siciones QUO los ale
-mancs habian capturado el dia dc
aver.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-10
LOS RUSOS EVACUAN UNAS Pc
SICIONES EN- la FRONTE-
IA PERSA-OTOMANA.

PETROCRADO. Julio Gina re
tirada dc las tropas m~oscovitas, cn cl
frcnte de bataila ccrcano a Ia from
terra entire Persia Y la Mcsopotamia,
Sc ha lievado a cfccto, ante cl vi
roroso cmpuje de las tropas otcma-
mas, scgua dice un informe Official da-
do q Ia pu6iicidad hoy en- esta CAPT
tai por eli Ministerio de la Guerra.
Los rusos Sc vieron oblicados a
eyacuar las po~siciones de Panjwin,
Khanikin Y Kasr-I-Shirin. para cvi-
tar III flanqueo por parte de las fuer-
rs turcaS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-10
iES POSSIBLE UNA
REVOLUTION EN-
ALEMANIA?
COMO RESP0NDE AESAPREGUNs
IA Ell EMINENTE ESCRl=
TOR MAX N0RDAU

PARIS, Julio 9.-Con motive de la
aparici6n de IN folleto que ACADIA de
hacer publican NJ. Marius Leblond y
en- ell cual Sc propone esta question,
"iEs possible Ia r~evolucion en- Alema-
MAJ, N. Max Nordau, el escritor
danes, lie ha dirigido una carta que
publica el journal III Peuple' Y en-
Ia que declara terminantemente: I'M
porta destruir las ilusiones de los OPP
timistas que Sc atienen a 20 no Sc que
de IN movimieato popu-
lar en- Alemania. Los motlnes por
el pan son ~posibles, pero Ia revolu-
ci6n esta fuera de question. Ell pue-
bio aleman no tiene Ia capacidad III e.
Geseo de formar IN juicio indepen-
diente sobre su situacion Y de tomar
una decision expontanea. DespueS de
tres amos de guerra, reptile todavla
Ia Erase exasperante "esta guerra nos
ha sido impueSta"; cree, flrme como
una roca, en- las mentlras monStruo-
sas inventadas por su gobierno, q des-
pecho de todas las pubiicaciones Off
cisles que establecen la verdad clara,
como Ell dia y accessible a TODD hom-
bre que sepa leer, no importa en-
que lengua europea. No. no Sc de-
be esperar NADIA por csc lado. FL al
ma alemana ha sido metodicamente
pervertida. desmoralizada, deShuma-
rizada, por Ia ~ensenanza, la admins
TRACTION, Ia literature. Ia propaganda
intellectual astutamente organlzada.
el terrorismo e~scolar, Official Y social.
Ell pueblo aleman goza con su eScla-
yitud, esta orgulloSo de ella, porque
sus amos han dado a esta, nombreS
atrayentes: la librea Sc llama unifor
me: la servidumbre, organization: Ia
degradation abyecta de Ia perSon!i-
dad humane, discipline; Ia r~enuncia
a todos los derechos. a toda digni-
dad. a TODD caracter, abnegacion ne
roica."
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-10
Capturaron variaS villas y
mas de 1900 hombres
al eeeidente de
StaniSlau.
las tropas de BrussiioSf
estan consc!i9aRdo las
posicEones ganauas

PETROGRADO. Julio 9.-Varias
villas V mas de sietc mil hombres,
han sido c~apturados por las tropas
rusas, al occidente dc Stanislau, I'M
portante plaza austriaca, Situada So
bre la via ferrea de Czernowitz a
Lemberg, en- la region sureste de
Galicia. seguln dice I'm informe Official
dado a la publicidad hoy, por el Nj
historic de la Guerra.
Cuarenta V ocho canoneS, entire los
que Sc incluyen doce pleas de grue-
so caibre y muchas ametralladoras,
fueron tambien capturados por los ru-
SOS. La caballeria rusa csta persi-
guiendo al enemiCo que sc retlra en-
direction del rio Lukva.
LONDRES, Julio 9.-Las ultimas
noticias recibidaS en- esta capital, de
las operaciones en- el frente oriental.
can cuenta dc nuevos Y ~vigorosos gol
pes dados por los rusos en- la region
de Galicia. Aparentemente las tro-
pas moscovitas han rotO Ia Inca al
occidente de Stanislau, al u de Ha-
licz. pues ell informe official dado a Ia
publicidad hoy en- P~etrogrado Y tras-
mitiGo Z csta ciudad, anuncia que no
solo imDortantes ganoS han hechO los
ruscs en- Ell sector de Stanislau, 81
no oue decIara tambiGn que la caba-
!leria moscovita persigGe al enemigo
que va de retirada Y que ha llegado
va aquelia, hasta el rio Lukva.
Halicz, Importance plaza situada
scbre Ia via ferrea de C~ZernowitZ-
L.cmberg, como 4 cincuenta miilas
al sureste de esta Ultima capital, :
cue constituye por decirlo asi. Ia la
ve de Lemberg. parece que esta &
punto de caer en- poder de los rusos
Y II! cosa Sc corsidera inevitable. a
menoS Que los austro-alemanes logren
c]cntener e! ayance de los m~oscovitas
Embellishments. Tn ataque de los
rusos hacia el ~noroeste de Stanislau,
resultaria en- Il especie de CONVEX
sion de los m~oscovitaS SCORE Il pla-
"a de Halicz. por tres rumbos, pucs
de hecho esa plaza. Sc halla amaga-
da VI por cl oricnte Y norestc.
Al norte de! sector de Stanislau, las
tropas del general Brusi!oAf estan
consolidando apresuradamente u
nuevas poSiciones ganadas, principal
mente en- los alrededores de B~rzezany
' Kentucky. de donde parece que
dicho militar i~niciara una nueva ofcn-
silva directamente sobrc Lcniberg, d
10 largo dc las Was fGrreas que de to-
da esa region convcrgcn sobre Ia ca
pital de Galicia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-10
REClGEN INSTRUCTION
a TR0pAS AME-
RsCAMAS

PARIS. Julio EEL Mayor Gene
raj John J.. PcrShing, comandante de
las fuerzas dc la expedition america
ma qvc ha lido 4 Francia. confercncia-
ii hoy con ST cStado mayor. diSci
ticndo los planes conformc a los Qua
les SC lcvartara cl Campo permanent
e dc instruction en- aquclla rcpubli-
ca. y ia participation en- cl frcnte dc
c~o2l5atc. De hecho. 81 Campo de iEs-
trucci6n esta listo y ur battalion csta
rccibicndo ALI intcnsiva enscnanza
q" combalc. Sc cspcra que CT c! ter
mino lie una semana Ia primeEa fuer-
"a ex~pedicionaria SC halle en- cl cam
20 a r~etag9ardia dc la Inca dc CON-
bate.
Fl General Pcshing esperaba con
fcrcncia- eSta scmana cen 81 Maris-
cal dc Campo Sir Douglas Ha!g, Co.
mardante BRITANNICA. pero no habien-
dosele ~pernitido 81 arrcg!o de otro3
ncgocios. sc VIC en- el caso de enviar
4 TN micmbro de su'estado mayor d
los ~cuarseies b~ritaricos: c! nara Ia
DerSoHaimeate dentro de 2ocoS
dias.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-10
OTRA LskEA
. "NiNDENEuRG"EOs


: PETROGRADO. Julio 9.-Rctrasa-
do en- la tranSmisi0n.-Los informes
que llegan del frente indican que Sc
.ha removable Ia actividad de los ale
names. 10 cual Sc presume cs conse-
cuencia del reSurSimientO del esprit
tn combatiente en- Russia Y de la
conviction de que es impossible una
paz s~eparada.
FL c~orresponsal del "Birzeheyiya,"
en- Misnk. telegrafia que los alema-
mes que durante ell periodic de frater-
nizaci6n, cast desguar2ecieron su
: frente de batalla. iortifican ahora
febrilmente sus trincheraS Y estan
fernando una nueva Inca de defensa
a 20 millas a retaguardia de la pri-
mera en- provision de n retirada.
La differentiation, dice e. CORES
ponsal, ha desaparecido por compile
to Y los soldados hacen fuego inme-
diatamente a los p~ar!amentariOS ale
names
Los alemaues sc han vistO oblica-
dos q recurrir de nucvo a ST. antique
sistema de propaganda. lauzaHdo
desde sus ae~ropIanos folletos en- los
u Sc leen insultoS a Russia : u
aliados.
Del frente d Riga llegan infor-
mes semejantes. Los alemanes for
tifican ALI suS iineas ' Sc han visto
obligados a pedir refucrzos. Sc di-
ce que los alemaneS de Mitau espe-
al Ia Tlegada del feld-mariscal Won
Hindenburg Y de cuartel-maestre
general Won Ludendorff.