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The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1918-06-29
CHAPTER XIV.


Il N"b
"They love MS dearly!" said King
Karl.
The chancellor, who sat beside him
In the royal carriage, shrugged his
shoulders. "They have had little rea-
son to love, In the past, majesty" he
kald briefly.
Karl laughed, and watched the
crowd. He and the chancellor rode
alone, Karl's encourage. a very modest
one, following In another carriage.
There was no military escort. no pOmp.
4 II had been felt unwise. Karl, paying
iostenslbly visit OF sympathy. had
come unofficially.
The chancellor was not so calm as
he appeared. He had lined the route
From the station TO the palace with his
men; had prepared for every cOntin'
fgcncy so far as he could without call.
pug out the guard. AS the carriage,
Drawn by Its four chestnut horses,
7nloved slowly along the streets, his
tFyes under their overhanging thatch
1wrre watching ahead, searching the
Rrowd for symptoms of unrest.
Anger he saw In plenty, and
fuspiclOn. Scowling faces and frOwn.
bng brows. But AZ yet there was no
disorder. lie sat with folded arms,
enagnificent In his uniform beside Karl.
fho wore civilian dress and looked
Jess royal than perhaps he felt.
And Karl, too. watched the crowd.
Feeling its temper and feigning an In
difference he did not feel. Olga Los
fhek had been right. He did not want
trouble. More than that, he was of
n age now to crave popularity. Many
pr the measures which had made him
beloved In his own land had no higher
purpose than this, the smiles of the
trowd. 10 he watched and talked OF
lndIfferent things.
1t is ten years aDce ] have been
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oaaE MARY ROBERTS, PINEHART

here" he Jbscl Sed, f1u, there are few
changes"
I'VE have built no great buildings ''
said Mettlich bluntly. WARS have left
us no money, majesty, for building" |"
That being II closed road, so to
speak, Karl tried another "rhe
crown prince must be quite n lad" he
experimental. "Ile was babe In
arms, then, but frail, thought"
"IIc is sturdy now" The chancellor
relapsed into watchfulneSs.
Before | see the Princess Hedwlg." !"
Knrl made another attempt, at might
he well to tell me how she feels about
things. would like 10 feel that the
prospect Is mt least not dlsagreeable TO
her"
The chancellor was not listening.
There was trouble ahead. II had come
then, after all. He muttered some.
thing behind his gray mustache. The
horses stopped, as the crowd suddenl,
closed In front of them.
Drive on! !" he said angrily, and the
coachman touched his whip to the
horses. But they only reared, to be
grasped ut the brides by hostile hands
hhead.
Karl half rose from his seat.
"Sit still. majesty" said the chanccl-
Tor. ut Is the students. They VIII
talk, that is all."
But II came perIlously near TO be-
Ing riot. Led by some students,
pushed by others, the crowd sur
rounded the two carriages, first NUT
tering, then yelling. A stone was
hurled, and struck one of the horses.
Another dented the body Of the car.
ringe itself. A man with n handkcr.
chief tied over the lower half of his
face mounted the shoulders of two
companions, and harangued the crowd.
They wanted no friendship with Kar-
MIA. Were they to lose their national
exlstencef He eXhorted them madly
through the handkerchief. babel Of
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Ito be continued)

Between the requirements OF more
wheat for the allies and more money
to support the army Uncle Sam must
to tighten his belt and
loosen the straps OF his pocketbOOk.
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dcatcd the location of the door with a
trembling f0refinger. at Is there" he
said thickly. And may God forgive
me for the thing / have done!"
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IMPORTANT FIGURES.

Perhaps the most important cal
culation ever filed in behalf of this
city with the government are those
which prove up why the railroad
rate at Hot SPRINGS should never be
interfered with
These tabulations are to prove up
how the man power and the woman
power of the country is restored at
this national resort
The interesting phase Of the situa
ton now is that We have not been
doing this for thirty years
If every physician and every bath
house were to make report of every
cure obtained. the figures would be
amazing
Not alone this, but they would be
the biggest asset any health resort
OF the world ever had.
If a patent medicine concern or a
sanitarium effected one-tenth the
cures effected here, it would keep
the statistics and publish them. and
grow to great proportions
We have not taken full advantage
of our opportunities in this line
1t is none too late to begin nov
A report should he kept on an the
cases Of cure, all the cases that have
received benefit and an the cas- les
that have failed of cure The report
should be fair one. and when hon
estly made, It would be sufficient tC
guarantee our our prosperity alon.
the health patronage lines tor ali tim,
to come
OF course we know that We mus
have the pleasure Of features added
to make Hot Springs patronage sui
fioient for prosperity to all anj tina
Is the object naturally 10 be obtain
ed So If we get the max.1,um ben.
eft of the conditions that surroont
us. we will be able to get along. wal
or no war, and keep up ou~ tyll 4ks2-e
OF the war burden
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MURDER.

have killed the prices on my prop
erty in Hot Springs. / will sell with
out regard to value No. J. 8-room
two-etory house, good outhouses, lot
lo0xl50 No 2, Groom house one
story and a half basement, good out
houses, lot 50Xt50. No 3, fiye-room
house lot S0x130 No, A. two business
lots, corner Seventh and Ho5son, with
five rooms. No 6, one-half interest
in 14-acre truck farm two miles out
See M S. COBB, owner, phone 1864
or 1859. 5-1O-li
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department Of Inc interior, Il. S.
Land Office at Little Rock. Arkansas.
May 8. 19lS.
Notice is hereby given that John b
johnson, of Gladstone, Arkansas; WIN
on December s. 1914 made homestead
entry Ne ol15sA, for El-2 SEA- and
NV IA SE Ia, eec 2. rVp n.
Range "a W. 5th Principal Meridian.
has filed notice of intention to make
three year proof, to establish claim ,a
the land above described. netote
United States Commission at Hot
Springs, Arkansas, ON tho nth day OF
June. 1918
Claimant names as witnesses. Hen
Try Johnson, Of Gladstone. Arkansas,
Willie Bershears. of Glad tone Ark
.ansas; Benjamin Johnson. Of Glad
stone, Arkansas; Harie Il Johnson. OF
Gladstone. Arkansas.
JOHN ~. ALLEN REGISTER
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Cur This Quit is Worth Money
DON'T MISS TINS Cut out this
slip, enclose Sc and mail it to Foley d
&C, 1885 Sheffield Ave, CHICAGO, III,
writing your name and address clear
y. You will receive in return a trial
package containing Foloys Honey and
Tar Compound, for COUGHS, colds aud
Group; Foley Kidney Pills. for pain
in sides and back, rheumatism, back
ache, kidney and bladder ailments,
and Foley Cathartic Tablets. a whole
some and thoroughly cleansing ca
thartic, for constipation, biliousness,
headache and and sluggish bowels
A. c. Jennings
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neighbor negiects the situation
This is ere the thinse 10 which all
must cooperate for general eommun-
ity good
Perhaps it is as wen Tor the oh
serving citizens 10 begin mahng re
ports TO the local board OF hea'h
board OF all conditions that need at.
tention. Under the new state laws
the health boards have almost an
limited authority rhey can force
people 10 have clean and sanitary
surrounding, not alone in tbe CORP
crate limits cf the city bat an oYu
the county
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WARNING ORDER.

I'm the Chancery Court of Garland
County, Ark.
Harry j.. Swan, Plaintiff, VS.. Ger
trude v Swan, Defendant.
The defendant, Gertrude V. Swan
is warned to appear in this courf
within thirty days and answer the
complaint of the plaintiff, Harry J.
Swan.
Witness MY hand and the seal OF
said court this 18th day of JVEe. 1918
f. W. ROWIlES, Clerk.
Sam w. CARAT, attorney ad Item
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MODERN WOODMEN or AMERICA
Hot Springs Camp l3&t$ meets Sec
end. and fourth Wednesdays at the IS
J. hall George -. Midkifr consul,
70. E. Kyle. clerk Clerks office
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r. c. BoaduranJ ia now taking or
ders for coal delivery If YOU want
coal YOU had better give him your or
der now while it can be had. office
1886 Valley street Phone sos. Res.
Phone 1871 H. c. Bondurant
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Or. K. a. SIMPSON.

hos returned and can be found at his
offices in the Arkansas National
Bank Bldg, ground floor. elevator en-.
trance. s-s-h.
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Use bggets Cohen Tip Tea for
making iced tea. This tea is pro
cured only from the early flowery
pickings, which IN tbs country is
'ound in but few OF the most exclusive
stores. and ther at prices varying
from 500 to $500 a pound. Price
81 90 a pound. For sale ~ r. G. Nor.
ris Drug Co Phone 242 slot.
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''Gsts-Ip z Drops
Then 10 the Dance I!
Goodnight TO Corn Pains-COrns
Eesl Of With "Gets.It."

Say, gl-ls. you can laugh at
tight shoes or damp. corn-pulling
weather, big bunny corns, calluses
on the soles Of your feet, corns be
tWssa tie toes. hard ana soft eorns.
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DR.. WALKERS OFFICES.

Dr. DaCasta Walker announces that
he has removed his offices to a front
suite second floor, in the Kempner
building. Elevator service. 4-15-tt
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The Germans hit the line hard and
il war q hard Line go something nm
expectedly happened
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DR. F. L. Thompson has returned to
the city nd can be found in his office
In the Gaines block 1-10-t tt
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II it's eood coffee with pure cream
and the best creamery butter you are
looking for, YOU VIII find it at
Frisby's 3-S IT
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VITA Little Rock and Lonoke perm
ansnt stations and Hot Springs to
look after the wounded and afflicted,
the state win he doing it's full war
bit
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HARRY DoUGHERTY. d. G b


Vapor CITY Camn No 5it7 Bova
Neiehbors ~ America. meets titst an,
third wednesday OF earh mouih In IN,
NJ w A. hail Visiting ~eiGthors ara
welcome
MRS ANNA WILLIAMS, Oracle.
Emma Harsh. Recorder
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DO you wish good pasture for your
stock: also good waller II so, phone
17l0 5-5-lw
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e. ycE w.A just touch ths earn or
callus VIII e teW drops OF 'GetR-it'
What 9 hs&Eeed reiief 10 gives TO
cora pe.1al You won't limp any
-aofs. yor can enjoy the dance
every minute. Then 20 see how
tAat cogn or calius viii eome riaht
on ccnnrlstss itka a banana peel ana
without TIE least pain. Is Just won
ceffut 'Cets-tt s'tha biggest seller
4M0nE cora ra.scveFa ~ the world
tcFtpAy si~ri0 ans afwavA works.
- sure yea set 'Gets-ft
1sts~lt. tbs guaranteed. money
fAek ecfn~FemeVef. the only cure way,
saatF nut tftne AZ any drug store.
@tt9bSA =. AawFtnce q Go, Chicago. III
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Try sentlnsl-Record Want Ada
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frlsDv wants 20 see you-the pupu-
i&r place 10 eat l2-2S Il
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-14
SCHEIDEMAN HABLO
DE LA OCUPACION
DE BERLIN
DHo que los aIiados la
pediran 81 GREECE eI
~bOlsheVikismo

AMSTERDAM, diciembre lS.-El
gobierno aleman pedira a los ejercitos
aliados que ocupen Berlin. en- case de
que ell movimiento bolsheviki CONT
nue creciendo ALI. declare Felipe
Scheidemann en- un discurso que pro-
nuncio en- la capital alemana. segun
dicen los despachos recibidos aqul
hoy.
Scheidemann predijo que las tropas
americans llegarian pronto a Ber-
lin. declaration que fue recibida con
aclamaciones por la audiencia.
"El gobierno ha decidido no retro
ceder ante NADIA, para establecer ell
orden," declare Scheidemann en- su
discurso que pronuncio en- un mitin
popular.
''Pediremos a los ejercitos enemi-
COS que ocupen Berlin. 81 Ell grupo
Spartacus continua III demostraclo-
mes.
':Quiza tengamos Ell breve, tropaS
americans aqui,-Dios sabe por que
tanto tempo. Els $ 10 que quiere
ell pueblo de Berlin?
viva Wilson, fue Ia respuesta de
la muchedumbre. "Queremos meJor
a los americanos que a los S~partacu-
sistas."
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FUE IMPONENTELARECCEEPC HECHA
AL PRESIDENI'EE WILSON EN- BREST
A LAS 3.22 DEL VIERNES EN- LA TARDE PISO SUELO
FRANCES Ell PRIMER MAGISTRATE DE
LA UNION AMERICANA
Ell Alcalde del puerto lie do Ia bienvenida, ~llamandole ell
"Mensajero de la Paz y la Justicia."

asreg6 aquGl, 81 balsamo de vuestra
voZ autoriZ2da V Ell aIy!lio de vues-
tras luces para los debates Que pom
dram fin 4 ruestra c~onquiSta.'
Entire los mlembros dc Ia Conf
sion de :ecepcion Sc contaban al Mi
nistro de RclacioneS EXteriores. Nj.
Pichon, nj Ninistro de Marina, II.
Leygues Y Andres Tardieu, Comisio-
nado De RelaCiones Fr:nco-Ameri-
caras.
Ocho SenCraS americans De las q
Que tienen 4 su cargo eStablecimien-
tos para el rcconfortamiento de o.
soldadoS, rrescntaron a Ia sonora
Wilson. al descerder nj muelle, un
hermoso ramo de flores. Dichas seno-
ras fueron las unicas representan-
ties de SUI seXo, que tomaron parte
en- las ceremonies.
FL George Washington hiIo SUI
entrada q Ia bahia. por Ell medic de
una dohle fila de barcos de Cuerra,v
en- medic de impresinanate s~ilencio,
pues el saudo presidential cue Sc
hahia provectado iuera hcchc por to-
los les harrcs simultaneamcntc, no
Sc ilev6 a cabo por haberIo pedido
asi al preSidente
VeintiSeis deStroyers americanos
de los cue Sc hallahan en- este puer-
to. salieron eSta Mariana de Ia ba-
hia para IT. a encontrar q Ia fiOta
presidential Y al eScuadron de dread
nouGhtS Y d~estroyers americanos que
hicicron 81 viaie de Ing aterra para
escoltar al presidente Z su llegada
al puerto.
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Sc ENVIAN ORDENES
DE REGRESAR A
0 BARCOS
Esperase que IIeguen a
Nueva York eI dia q
del presente mes

WASHINGTON, diciembre 10
Todos los barcos de la armada ame-
ricana que Sc e%ncuentran IN Europa,
incluyendo los e~scuadrones. de dread
noughts que estuvieron operando con
la flota principal durante la guerra,
r~egresaran a los Estados Unidos du-
rante ell presente mes, segun anuncio
hoy en- esta capital Ell S%ecretario &c
Marina. Mr.. Josephus Daniels. Es-
perase que todos esos barcos lleguen
cuando mas tarde n. York para eI
dia 23 del actual. Para celebrar su
regreso, Sc organizara una gran re-
vista naval. que hara epoca en- los &
males de la marina.
va Sc han enviado instruccloneS a
Almirante Mayo. C~omandante en- Jeft
de la fiota del AtlanticO Y que sc Ia
LA ahora Ell Brest, para que resrese
con todos los barcos de la armada que
puedan Ser retirados del servicio. Nu'
chos destroyers. yates convertldos y
otras numeroSaS embarcaciones pro.
bablemente vendran con los grandes
barcos de la Armada.
Los dreadnoughts que han rec:bide
orden de regresar. son los de Ia b!-
vision numero 6 mandada por ell Con-
tra-Almirante Hugh Rodman Y que 81
compone de los %siguientes barcoS dc
batalla: New York. Cbarco insignia.J
Texas. Wyoming. Florida, Alabama
V Nevada: Ia division numero 9 Il
mando del Contra Almirante Thcmas
S. Rogers y que consta de los siguie1-
tes barcos de batalIa: Utah, tbnrco
insignia,) Oklahoma Y Arizona
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LISTAS PARA
CRUZAR Ell RHlN
LAS FUERZAS
AMERICANS
ProbabIemente Sc inicia.
"a hoy la %ocupacion
del sector semi
circular

CON Ell EJERCITO AMERICANA
DE OCUPACI0N. diciembre 13.-Las
cuatro divisiones avanzadas del Ejer-
cito de ocupacion. comp'etaron aver
tarde su Marcia al rio Rhin ' estan
ahora esperanto ordenes para cruzar
el rio ' proceder a la ocupacion del
sector semicircular que tendra por
centric la ciudad de Coblenza.
La venta de armas de fuego ma
sido prohibida en- Coblenza por or
den del burgomaeStre. que esta COO
perando con las fuerzas americans.
Sc ha decretado tambien que tcdos
los civileS hagan entrega de SuS armas
a las autoridadeS municipaleS Y to-
dos los teatros Y restaurants han re-
cibido ordenes de cerrar a las once.
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*+* -: -: :. :. :. :. :. - : = :: :

crest. Diciembre ia las
500 De la tarde piso suelo frances
Ell Presidente Wilson. FL barco anne
ricano George Washington que
conduiera al Primer Magistrate de
los Estaios Unidos Y a sus acompa-
nantes 4 este pals. echo anclas 2 Ia
1856. Inmediatamcntc cue el barco
presidential quedo anclado, n Ian
cha con Ia delegation Official para
Oar Ia ~bienvenida al distinguido hueS
ned. Sc deSprcndi6 del muelle, yendo
en- ella el Corone House, el Gene
raj Bliss. @! General Pcrshing. el Al
mirante Wilson V Ia hija del presl-
dente. Miss Margaret. Este grupo
permanecio a bordo del harco presl-
dencial. hasta la bora CT que ell Pri-
mer Magistrate V su comitiva desem-
barcaron.
FL P~residente V SUI eSposa fueron
trasportados de- George Washing
ton a la playa. en- IN remoicador So
bre ell cual flotahan Ia bandera pre-
sidencial. Al acercarse este al lugar
de desembarco. los harcoS de guerra
Y las haterias dc costa, hicjerOn IN
saludo de veintiin dis"aros V una
bando que Sc nallaba en- el mus lc.
TOGO 81 "Star Spangled Banner FL
dia era en- extreme brillante, pues
el sol alumbraba en- toio su eSplen-
dor. dando a Ia ceremonial. mucho
color V algeria La magnifica Y gran
de reproduction de Ia Estatua dc Il
Libertad. de Nueva York. deStacaba
nerfectamentc su peril, V los COLO
res de las banderas ~aparecian mas
vivos V hrillantes.
Las colinas que SC levantan hacl2
el interior Y que dan un aspecto ca
racterf<tico i II costa bretona, Sc
hallaban cubiertas de aldcancs V cam
pesiras. cor sus traies n~acionales.
cue fueron 2 dar Ia ticnvenida al
ilustre huespei V a pres"nciar el
mapnifico ~esnectaculo del arriho lie
IA flota americana.
La comision de reception Official
en- Ell muelle. Ia presidia 81 AlcaiGc
Coude. uuien saludo n ~preSidente
dirigiandole una breve alocucion. Y
ramando'e el "MenSajero dc Ia Paz
y IA Justicia."
"Traeis q Ia Europa a~tormentaGa,
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CAUSE LA
RECEPTION QUE
Sc HIZO A LAS
TROPAS
Esa arrosancia de los
aIemanes puede series
p~eriudicial en- las
negociaCiones

LONDRES. diciembre 13.-La re-
cepci6n hecha por ell pueblo aleman
4 los GuardiaS PruSianos 4 Su entra-
Ga 4 Berlin, ha causado aSombro Y
~sensaci0u en- esta capital. La prenSa
toGa comenta el hecho desfavorable-
mente. V expreSa que eSca arrogancia
pUede ser perjudicial para Alemania.
La Gaceta de Westminster comeE-
tando el hecho, dice entire olrSs cosas
10 siguiente:
"Con estuDefaccion hemoS leido en-
Inglaterra la noticia de Ia reception
hecha a los oficialeS Y SoldadoS pru-
sianos que entrarOn a . Berlin aye:
Sc les ha recibido. 81 no como a CUE
rreroS victoriosos. 81 conc = IN e
iercitc no derrotado. FL mismo Jelc
del gobiernO. Herr Ebert. les Ia Giri-
gido elogioS como el Siguiente: Min
u enemigo os ha dominado. Foso-
troS habeis protegido el pals de una
invasion"
"EStaS palabras quiza Sean nece-
Sarias en- labioS de I'm gobierno GU
esta apeiando con gran tacto = ga
narse ell apoyo de los SolGadoS, pero
constituye una nota que ell mundo en-
tero Sabe que eS falSa.
La Guardia pruSiana ha sldo de-
rrotaGa no una, sinO mucha veces
en- frances combateS. y q mlSmo Ber-
lin sabe Guam diferente huoiera side
su reception s. eSaS tropaS lutheran
entrado a la capital como el primer
d~estacamento de IN e~jercito victoria
so. Pero aun desde e. punto de vista
aleman es Unfortunate que los Tide
res alemanes proclamen que Alema
MIA no ha SidO derrotada en- Ia que
IRA. Tai alarde publico de arrogan-
cha no sera de Ssguro. muy uril para
Alemania en- las n~egociacioneS de paz
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Ell REY GORGE NO VEN.
ORA @ ESTADOS
UNIDOS

WASHINGTON, diciembre 13.-
La negative hecha por 81 gobierno in
giles de Ia noticia r~eferente q que Il
rev Jorge tenia en- proyecro nacer
una vista a este pals, no ha causade
ninguna sorpresa en- los circulos di-
plomaticos de esta capital.
Ningun ~procedente hay r~elacionado
cor la vista del ~presidente Wilson Il
Europa, pero los f%uncionarios EXPIRE
saron hoy que tai vista "es por nego-
clos, mas que por cortesia hacia los
paises aliados, por 10 que no hace o.
bligatorio para los jefes de esos PAL
ses. ell pagan la vista del Primer Ma
gistrado americana.
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NORUEGA RETIRA SU L.
GACION DE PETRO-
GRADO

CRISTIANIA, diciembrc 13.-kl
eobierno noruego ha llamado a esca
a la Legacion noruega en- Pc
La causa que motivara ia!
acci6n, no Sc ha hecho publica, pero
Sc cree que sea debido 4 la s%ituacion
Ell aquel pals Y principalmente al he
cho de que en- Petrogrado no hay a.
alguno de gobierno.
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Ell ARMISTLCI0 euro A
MUCHOS ENFERMOS

WASHINGTON. diciembre 10
Mas de 1000 soldados americaros en-
Francia que Sc hallaban sufriendo de
c~onmociones ~producidas por Ia cN-
plosi0n de granadas. Sc recobraron
cast instantaneamente al tener norl-
cha de que el armisticio 81 habia fir
mado. segun inform0 hoy a Ia Conf
sion Militar del Senado, ell Medico
General Ireland. De $500 pacien-
tes Que Sc hallaban enfermos de ia
les conmociones. solamcnte 800 Sc en-
cuentran aun sn Was de ~restableci-
miento, pues el resto tUvo III alivio
cast instantaneo con Ia noticia del al
misticio.
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CRUZO LOS ANDES UN
A CHILENO

SANTIAGO. Chile. Diciembre Is.
e. aviador Chileno Teniente Godoy
hizo aver un notable vuelo en- aero
piano. habiendo lograio cruzar Ia
Co-iil era de los Aandes.
FL aviador uso en- Su experienced
una maquina Briston que fue dona-
da Dor el Gobierno ingles. Godoy es
81 segurdo aviador Que logra etec-
tai hazana. hahiendo sido ell
pr;mero el viador argentine Candle
laria.
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Ell y LLEGARAM LOS
DELEGADOS lNGLESES

LONDRES, diciembre 13.-El Pri-
mcr Glinistro ineles Lloyd-C George Y
los demas Delegates de paz llegaran
a Paris para ell % del actual. segun
anunci6 hoy aqui. ell Manchester Guar
dian. Las conferencias preliminarcs
inter-aliadas al Congreso de Paz pro-
piamente dicho, no Sc espcra que n
piecen sino hasta la prlmera semana
de enero.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-14
HOY LLEGARA A A R
Ell P%RESIDENTE WILSON

PARIS. diciembre i5.-El Conse}2o
Ministerial vote hoy un acuerdo de-
clarando dia de fiesta eI dia de mana
ma. sabado. fecha en- que arrlbara a
esta capital el presidente Wilson I'm
tai virtud, todas las oficinas puDlicas,
escuelas. establecimientos comerclales
y la Bolsa cerraran sus puertas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-14
PRESTAMO AMERI-
CANO PARA BELCICA

WASHINGTON, dlciembre l5.-Un
nuevo credito de tres millones doscien-
ties mil pesos fue alberto hoy en- la
Tesoreria del Gobierno americana en-
favor de Belgica.
Con esta suma,' la cantidad total
prestada a Belgica asciende ahora a
2lS.32C,0 5000 pesos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-14
ENTRARON A BONN Los
INGLESES

LONDRES. diciembre l3.-La van
guardia inglesa entro aver a Ia cln-
dad de Bonn sobre el rio Rim Y to-
r,aron possession del puente que u
dicho rio ALI. Que es uno de los ma
vorcs cue hay Sobre esa corrlente-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-14
LA CIUDAD DE LONDRES
INVITA- AL PDTE. WILSON

LONDRES, diciembre l3.-La Gu
dad de Londres ha invitado formal
mente a Presidente Wilson. para que
haga una vista a esa capital Y sea
el hueSped de honor Ell un banquete
cue Sc dara en- el hist6rico Guild Hall.
La in~vitaci6n de referencia sc mando
Dor el Lord Mayor de Londres. en-
una Gaia de orc.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-14
Sc HALLA OTRA VEZ EN-
FERMA De SERIEDAD
LA E~X-EMPERATRIz
DE ALEMANiA

AMSTERDAM. diciembre Ella
ex-Emperatriz Augusta Victoria de
Alemania. ma Sufrido IN nuevo ataqUe
cardiaco Y Sc e]ncuenUra sacramento
cnferma. Tn medico dc Berlin hG
sido namado urgentemente para que
atienda a IL eN-Emperatriz, segun
dicen las noticiaS recibidaS aqui.