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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-13
Especial para IA rREN>.

Especial para IL PHE\Ss
CIUDAD DE MEXICO. enero g
Aver estuvo en- esta capital el sub
secretario de Gobernaci6n, hcenclado
Aguirre Berlanga Y hoy regreso
donde Sc encuentra el jefe del e1e-
cutivo. ouien durante los uItimos diaS
ha estado reccrrie2do infinidad de
peQuenos puebios del Estado de HI
dalgo.
Breve fut Ia estada del subsecreta-
rio del Iater;cr en- Ia n,etr6poi, pero
ella bast5 para cue hiciera importan-
tes declaracioncs que han tenito e!
merito de causar G;Sgusto hasta entire
los elementos coasidera2os como eX-
cluSivan,eate carrancistaS. entre los
que Sc cncuent:a e. jngeniero Palavi-
cini.
Aguirre Berlanga declare: TodaS
las informaciones que Sc han eStado
publicando en- los perloGlcos capita
limos. durante Ia auSencfa del senior
Presidente. acerca de que ha eleg!to
va q las personas cue integraran su
rabinete son del todo inexactas. El
senor Carranza no ha resuelto aun
integrar su gabinete ministerial"
Estas declaracioaes. como queda dl-
cho. hn tenido el merito de DISCUS
tar hasta los mas allegados Carran7
"a. de levantar una ola de criti-
cas- para el jefe del ejecutivo. a
Quien va pdblcamente le titulan die
tador hasta sus mas acerrimos par
tidarios.
! El peri6dico de Palavicini, despueS
! de comentar las declaraciOnes de
| Aguirre Berlanga Y de recordar cuan
censurado fue el Presidente Lerdo de
Tejada este respecto Y cuanto lc
perjudic6 nor variados motives e
hecho de resistirSe a integrar debida
mente su Consejo Ministerial, expire
sa los siguienIes conceptos:
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-13
Formidable iACendi0 en- Ia
Gale de Concrete
La Household Furniture Co.
ouedo reducida a escombrss

Pocos momentos hacia que habian
sonado las once de Ia noche. cuanss
las estridentes sirenas de las n1aaui-
mas extinguidoras de incendios dc Ia
poblaci6n dejaron DIR su silbato per
diversos rumbos de Ia poblacion. La
gente que esas horas salia de los
teatros. corria presurosa por las ca
lies que conducen al cenI:o de Ia
poblaci0n. Un intense respiandor re-
iizo iluminaba una gran parte do Ia
ciudad servia de guia para los nu-
merosos transeuntes Y cur;osos que
q toda prisa emprendian la marcha
hacia el sitio de donde parecia sailr
el enorme fogonazo.
La Household Furniture Co. es lia-
mas.
Las GALES de Comercio Y Market
eran las arterias donde desembsca-
ban todas las maquinas extinguids-
ras Y la multitud de personals Que
pie V en- autom6vil venian de al
versas parties de la ciudad, para pre-
senciar e. espectaculo
I'm gran edificic, el de la House
hold Furniture Company. una de las
principales mueblerias de la ciudad,
Sc encontraba envuelto en- liamas Y
las largas lenguas de fuego Sc alZa-
ban muchos metros por sobre la par
te superior del establecimiento, ilu-
minando con su fuerte resplandor una
gran area de Ia poblaci6n.
FL fuego habia tornado en- un ms
tante un gran incremento, Y en- me-
nos de una media hora el vasto esifi>
clio que Sc extiende de Ia Gale de
Comercio a la de Market, habia si-
do presa de las llamas FL interior
del establecimiento era un verda6ero
horno en- donde el fuego habla Ell
contrado campo propicio para desa-
,rrollarse.
Desde el frente del edificio, cuyos
(p,e, ?, ga pio Col 4a1
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-13

contraba una familia indigente, q
punto de perecer a consecuencia del
frio. Los vecinos Sc dieron cuen:a
de Ia terrible situaci6n de esa fami-
liza, por los insistentes lloros de cua-
tro pequehuelos, Y que, segun 10
presenciaron quienes acudieron a in
vestigar 10 que ocurfiia Sc amonto-
naban en el rirc6n de un desmante-
lado cuerto, quericndo procurarse
calor con aque! hac:namiento. La
madre de los nihos. completaba aauel
e.pantoso cusdro de miseria, lIo-an.
do, mas de peaa que de frio, senca-
da sobre un jeygon. sin abrieo de
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-13
.ES GRAVE Ell PROBLEMA
DEL C0MBUSTlBLE
EN- CUBA.
Seryicio Especial para Ia PRENsA.

StTfIVIU I-NITtVIiI PARA IL Z INt-'N'''f'
SANTIAGO DE CUBA enero -.
La falta de carbon esta amenazan-
do esta capital con la suspension de
importantes servicios publicos como
son los de alumbrado Y de los tran
Was electricos. Sc tiene va como
un hecho que estos sevicios queda-
ran suprimidos el mes entraate, pue5
las eXistencias del combustib!e estan
agotandose y segin los calculos que
Sc tienen hecF1os. apenas bastaran
(Pesa q Ia Sa. Pag. Col. Sa.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-13
DUEl0 ENTIRE
PERl0DlsThS
ENLA HABAhA
EI director de Ell Dia" y ell iefe
de Ia information de ''La
Noche" tuvierOn lit
asa!t0 q espada
Para dirimir Cuestiones de
caracter personal
Teleorama Especial para Ia rRENSA.

Telegrama Especial para Ia ffENSt.
HABANA. enero l2.-Dos Periods
tas bien conocidos en- esta capital,
tuvieron un lance espada, para dIrI-
mir cuestiones de car;lcter personal.
Fueron ellos, el director del diarlo
La Noche." ST.. Antonio lraizoz Y
el iefe de information de Ell Dia',
senor Fernando Quihones, habiendo
resultado herido el primero de los
mencionados period;stas.
Varios amigos de los sebores Qui-
nones V Araizoz presenciaron el asal-
to. que fue arreglado por los senores
LeopoIdo Fernandez Ros Y Diego
Fernandez. en- representation de! di-
rector de La Ncche' y Carlos Fral-
le Goldaras V Jorge Fernandez de
Castro tambos redactores de "Ei
Dia") en- representation del jefe de
information de este ultimo peri0dico.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-13

cocios americanos dice. que aunque
hay todavia existencia de ellos en-
Guatemala para treinta dias, el hanl-
bre Sc ha dejado sentir debido cue
10 esta organizado el servicio de dis
trih2c.6n.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-13
El Grenaje alberto.

Uno de los aspectos mas Serios del
desastre que afEge a Guatemala. IS
rl que Ia salubridad presta. e te-
rr:b!e terremoto que sacudi6 . IA
cauita! centro-americana rompio to-
dos los canones del drenaje Y. por
tai causa. el peligro de cue Sc pro
pague una epidemic es inminente.
debido q n exhalac!on dc miasmas de
los infectos canos de Ia falta de
fsncionamitnto De los mismos. Una
rorisi6n de ingenieroS nombrad& 2or
cl goa:erno para que cstudiara los
desyerfec,os. rindio IN informe d.
cicndo que n rcparacion dc las obr2s
del drenaje cosraba varioS mlllones
De pesos ' Sc llevaran muchos meses.
En- vista de todas esas dificultades,
80 dice con mucha insiStencia que
el gobierno esta considerando seria-
meme e. proyecto de cam5iar Ia ca
p.tal De a Repubhca otra parte,
tarto por 10 costoSo que seria recons-
rruir 10 destruido por el terremoto,
cuanto por el peHgro de nuevos cata-
clismos. en- que Seguira "a ciudad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-13

Por informaciones que hemos re-
cibido de distintos paa.os de nuestra.
Repubhca. sabemoS que Ia ventlSca
cuyas consecuenciaS estamos sufrlen-
do en- esta ciud&d, Sc ha dejado
tam5ien sentir con gran intcnSidad
en- una gran extension de- territ":!o
de Mexico.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-13
Ochenta mil personals Sc hallan sin
hogar en- la Capital de Guatemala
Pals
En- cEiEs. han estado cayendo copiosas neva-
das. Los campesinos sufrera grandemente
Una vasta region visitada pOr la furiosa ventisca

Las poblaciones fronterizas de los
Estados de Coahuila Tamaulipas Y
Nuevo Leon. tamoien han reSentido
los rigo-es %e IA .erG@era,lra, aim
cue no TN la irtensiHaI ,ile los ha-
! itantcs Ga chihuahua.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-13
Estdn sufriendo las inele=
meHCiaS de Ia teHlpera-
tura y los horrores
del hambre
Ell gobie-co ha sido impoten-
tie para remediar la
situscion
Enuio5 un in forme elERcargG-
de- de Negocios de los
Estados Uaidos
reIegrama E>perta, ..-rA Ia rRENsn.

WASHINGTON, Enero l2.-Aca-
ba Je llegar 4 ests capital IN informe
De. Encargado de NegOciOs de Ia Re
publ;ca Dc Guatemala, Sobre !as te-
lrlis e. cond.cioneS que preva!ecen en-
csa Republica cent:o-aner!cana deS-
;.aey del te-remo.o que destruyo "a
Capital cause danos de gran coEsi-
derac!0a en- algun&s otraS importan-
res ciudades euatema!tec2s.
Fl inforne. que fus recibido por
c, Depar.araento de Es:ado dice que
$4,000 pcr-onas sc ercuentran su-
fricnao los rigores de Ia intemperie.
de! hanbre. Y De las mas grardes IN
comodidades, por haberse Quedado
in hogar.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-13
Ss-5 l. :at2leS consccuencias.

Las informaciones dc que damos
cuenta dicen que las heladas que
han caido en- Mexico durante las
dlt:mos dias shrin DE- fata!es con-
secuencias. espec.almente para los
ganadoS, pues todos los pastos resen-
ti..;:n Ia terrible acometida de. hic-
10 Adem&s, en- aIgunos lugageS fUe-
ron tan crudas las heladaS. que nj
lIares de animaleS han muerto de
frio.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-13
Fl asalto.

Antes de inicarse el asalto. los
amigos del senior Iraizoz manifesto
ron a los del senor Quinones que el
asalto debia efectuarse llevando am
bos contendientes guanteletes que
cubrieran todo el brazo q fin de que
los golpes fueran dirigidos unicamen-
re al pecho Aceptadas estas y otras
condolences. Sc efectuo el asa!to. cl
cual fue dirigido por el senor Diego
Fernandez.
Dos interrupciones tuvo e! asalto,
Ia primera porque los amigos de! Sc
nor Quinones creyeron que este ha-
bia sido tocado en- el brazo. Habien-
do procedido q eXaminarlo vieron
que presentaba un ligero rozamiento
de Ia piel, 10 cual no ameritaba Ia
suspension del asalto.
Ell Sr. Iraizoz herido.
! La segunda suspension sc nlzo
cuando les testigos vieron que el
guantelete que llevaba cl sercr lrai-
zoz habia sido perEorado. EXaEinado
por los facultasivos pudo conlprob2r-
, Sc que, efectivamente, pEesentaba el
se;lor Iraizoz una herida que intere-
saba el espesor de Ia piel = una vena.
En- vista de este Sc di6 por ternlins-
do el asaIto.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-13
En- 10 Mesa Central

En- esa region de nuestro pals. no
ha sido extremadamente rigurosa Ia
onda fria, pero tambien ha dejado
sentir sus efectos En- San Luis Po-
tos6 antier marco el termometro 6
grades bajo cero (centigrado) lgual
temperature hubo en- Guaaaiuato, A
guascalientes. Y otroS EstadOs del
centric.
En- Ia Capital de Ia RepUolica CO.
rri6 un viento heladisimo el jueves
en- Ia noche. y Ia temperature sc
mantenia 4 tres grades bajo cero,
hasta antenoche, segUn dice un m"a-
saie que tenemos a Ia vista.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-13
!. .osencia del gobic-no.

+! gobicrno de Estrada Cabrera ia
cs;.ao hacienda sobrehumanos eS-
facrzos con IL e=pera2za de poder re
n,e4iar In situGc:6n. pero hasta ahora
r.~v noco ha poGido an;e e. enorne
Ee-astre Que .ec.ama inmeaS2S su-
mas de dinero PARA ser remediado.
a--quc sea en- Yacte. i gran pr:sa
han cs.ado sicnLo coEstruidas tien-
&as de campana Y casas lie MADEIRA
e. !as parties mis- seguras de a c'u-
dad. pero solamente Unos ca2nto> ns:-
les de personas han podidao ser aeo-
modadaS en- elias.
\ empeorar nor. .iblemente esta ST.
tuac;6n ha venido el bruSco Gamble
de tc-nue-atura que Sc present6 hace
tres dias Y cl cual es:& hacienda $U-
FIR 10 indecible 4 los damniticadoS.
DYrante los tres ultimoS diaS los eS-
fuerzos del gobierno han tecdido y
prateier los n!1os y q las muieres
de las iuclemencias del frio y de los
ho~rores del hambre, pcro ha tropez2-
dc com Ia dificultad de que eSos
raiembros de las tamiiiaS no Quie-en
ahandonar 4 sus jefes Y resulta muy
dificn Ia idea del gobierno, de dis
tr;buir en- todo el pals. mientras Sc
organizan los auxilios, a las mujereS
Y los ninoS. en- las casas de distin-
tas poblaciones. que han ofrecido su
ayuda.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-13
No hay srafico ferroearriiero-

Todo e. servicio de trenes Sc ell
lueatya suSpendido en- raz6n de cue
el terreplen d las Was Qudo comr!e-
tamcntc destruido en- grandes tramoS.
En- Ia reparacion de csos desperfectos
es.;.1 trabajando con gran empeIlo
las companies propietarias de las Il
meas V Sc espera que nluy pronto
rueda reanudarse ., tr&f;co, que es
q urgerte necesidad que Sc abra,
para ayudar a e distribution de los
ccmestibles.
Sobre eze particular de los viveres,
el informe del Encarsado de los Ne
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-13
LIBROS EN- ESPANOL

Compre usted sus ibros en- espanol
a la Casa Editorial Lozano, llS N.
Sta. Rosa Ave., San Antonio, Tex.
Es la mas barata.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-13

(Pasa q Ia sa. Pas. Col. 4a.)
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(Pasa a la ga. Pag. Col. "a
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-13

We guarantee LA PRENSA has q
larger circulation than any other
Mexican newspaper in the United
States.
The Yale expositor., 1918-10-03
AuctiOnSale
public auction
the premises the Ensley Brown farm 2S miles east
and 6 miles north Of Capac
A. miles west and IL miles south of Yale, on
w ednesday, October 9th

Commencing o'clock sharp the following property
Brown 1867 old, W.T. 1900
Old VT 1850 black old due Oct red yr old due Dec
TO- Hostein Feb
Old Mar 90 April 90 Durham bull
Mccormick Sterling Sterling
Oliver chilled
mill
double
Garland
gasoline
of apples articles
The Yale expositor., 1918-10-03
Auction Sale
public auction
the premises 81 miles west of Jeddo or
3 miles north of Fargo, on
Friday, October 18th, 1913

Commencing o'clock the following
bdsads springs and mattresses
washing machn hurn
quantity potatoes other articles not mentioned
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-04
Oklahoma Cityan
on Petroleum War
Service Committee

The National Petroleum War Service
committee, Mark L, Requa, chairman
is to be represented in Oklahoma by
three oil men, Weston Atwood, Of the
Atwood Refining company here, J. S
Cosden and P. NJ. Miskell, both OF
Tulsa.
Weston Atwood received a telegram
this morning informing him Of his ap-
pointment He, and the two Tulsa
men. are TO be members OF committee
of twelve representing the Mid-Con-
tinent oil field
Next Tuesday the three Oklahoma
men will report at Kansas City to help
effect a permanent committee organ
ization including selection OF chair
man. Cosden has been informally sug-
gested as chairman
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-04
u. s. to Seize
Russian Ships
As Transports
Vessels Held Since BOISheyiki
Regime viii Be Put 10
Aid of Entente,

NEW YORK April I-The United
States has requisitioned for use IN en-.
tcnle service a number OF Russian
steamships formerly engaged IN trans.
porting supplies between America and
Russia according TO authoritative in
formation received IN shipping circles
here today
The vessels are those which were de.
tanned 10 American ports, when the
present Russian government came into
power They will continue 10 fly the
Russian flag Il Is understood they will
be operated by the Russian volunteer
fleet. which representatives Of the
former Russian government in the
United States say IS still intact
Some OF the vessels are on the Pa
ciiic coast and will be brought 10 tn.
Atlantic coast. Another OF the ships I,
one which was recently held at a South
Atlantic port after a mutiny
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-04
CREEL DENOUNCED
IN SENATE AND HIS
REMOVAL ASKED
Watson Flags Publicity 0ffi-
CiaI for Editorials,

WASHINGTON, April 4--Senator
Watson OF indiana, during debate on a
pending measure to curb criticism Of
government acts, denounced George
Creel, chairman OF the committee on
public information, and asked, in view
OF certain allegations, whether the SEN
ate should not ask for Creels removal
from the position he now holds.
A "Sliverins Sneerer"
Creel was called a "slivering sneer-
er" by Senator Watson and character
lied as "the chosen spokesman for the
administration
A number OF newspaper editorials
written by Creel in Denver some years
ago, in which he vigorously denounced
the president, the supreme court and the
senate, were read by the Indiana SEN
ator who asked whether the pending
measure would apply to such articles.
His Removal Asked
"Ought this man beIpermitted 10 hold
that position2" asked Senator Watson,
referring to Creel as chairman Of the
committee on public information
Shouldn't the senate ask for his re-
movall"
Further consideration Of the bill went
over until tomorrow
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-04
German Services
Are Barred From
Harmony School

Germans living in the vicinity Of the
Harmony school. nine miles southeast
OF Oklahoma City have been denied the
use Of the school building by Mrs Anna
Burks Love, county superintendent OF
schools
Mrs Love said today that she was
notified that Germans living near the
school had been in the habit OF holding
church services in which nothing but
the German language was spoken.
On hearing this, Mrs. Love wrote to
the school board asking the members
to investigate. On Tuesday Reno
Jeske, German preacher, called to see
Mrs. Love and asked if she would al
low the school to be used il the services
were held in English Mrs. Love wrote
letter to the board yesterday asking
that the Germans be Immediately de-
med The use OF the building.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-04
30-yEAR TERM
AND BIC FINES
FOR SABOTAGE
ConfereeS Agree on Terms oI
Penalty in Bill

WASHINGTON, April 4-Conierees
of the senate and house today agreed on
a bill providing severe penalties for de-
struction OF war materials and for ga
botage.
What Penalties Are.
Penalties Of thirty years imprison-
ment and $4,000 fine are provided in
the bill for acts which actually or are
intended, or which there is reason to
believe" are intended to injure or de-
stroy war material and utilities. The
latter include arms, munitions, live
stock, clothing, food supplies, railroads.
electric lines, canals engines, machines,
vehicles, vessels dams, reservoirs, aque-
ducts water and gas pipes, structures,
electric, wireless, telegraph and tele-
phone plants and all other articles in.
tend, 10 be used by the United States
or any associate nation in connection
with the conduct Of the war"
The legislation also penalties wiliul
manufacture Of defective war materials,
including their ingredients
Can Quit Jobs.
A special clause provides that en-
pIoyes shall not be prohibited from
agreeing to work when for the bona
iide purpose OF obtaining better wages
or conditions of employment but other
wise penalties actions in interfering
with production of war supplies
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-04
City-Raised Pigs?
Not Much, Says
Commissioner

A committee of hog growers will call
on Mark Kesler, commissioner of pub
lie safety this afternoon and endeavor
to persuade him to permit the keep
ing and raising Of hogs within the city
limits.
Mr. Kesler stated this morning that
all the hog owners in the United States
could not induce him to permit the
raising Of hogs in this city
at is the most unsanitary thing that
could be done" said Mr.. Kesler, "and
with the stencil of the pens mixed with
occasional sweet-ozone from the pack
ing plants, it would make Oklahoma
CITY one Of the best towns in the United
States to live az Ys,f 1t wouldn't"
v A. II y .
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-04
OFFICIAL REPORTS
FRENCH
BIili,h Tlke Pti,ontr,.
Associated Press War Review.

PARIS, April 4-The text of
the French official statement today
follows:
The artillery fighting became
very violent during the night in the
region north OF Montdidier.
Northwest of Rheims, In the
Champagne and on the left bank OF
the Meuse (Verdun 'front.' French
troop, penetrated German trenches
at several points, bringing back
thirty prisoners and two machine
guns. German raids east OF Rheims,
in Avocourt wood and north OF ST.
Die were without success.
There is nothing to report else
where"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-04
BRITISH

LONDON, April 4-The text Of
the British official statement to-
day follows:
During the night a German ma
chine gun post in the neig ghborhood
of Heburtene was rushed by our
troops and the machine gun cap
tured. A few prisoners were
brought in on other parts Of the
battle front
Beyond hostile artillery activity
at different points on the battle
front and also in the Menin road
and Passchendaele sectors there IS
nothing further to report"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-04
THIRD LOAN WILL
RUN Ten YEARS.
5 PERCENT DOWN
Life Of Next Issue Of Bonds
Cut From Previous length.
PAYING METHOD CHANGED
No Money 10 Be Drawn From
Banks In June, This Year.

WASHINGTON. April 4,--Ths third
issue Of Liberty loan bonds will mature
In ten years.-on Sept IS, ioB-slse
treasury department today Announces
and will bear interest from May . nest
payable semi annually on September y
and March IS
The third Liberty loan campaign win
last for four weeks, beginning Saturday
and ending May l. Bank, will BE- sivsa
five days after the campaigns close -
tabulate and report subscriptions. IA,
Five Percent Down.
Instead g requiring two perceno
cash paymen, witt the Subscription, %
In the second loan, live percent will ~
asked for the third loan. Twenty pess
cent then will be due May %; JS Per.
cent July is, and 10 percent August ~
On the basis Of q $50 bond. pay
ments under this plan would be -
follows: n
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-04
Jews ARE SLAIN
IN TURKESTAN IN
new SLAv RIOTS
Agitation In Klev Assumes
Acute Form,

MOSCOW, Tuesday. April 2.--Antl.
Jewish riots have occurred in TurkeS'
tan. In kokand j0l persons were killed
and much property destroyed, according
to the Ranneyi Rutro.
Anti.Semitic agitation in Kiey, Y
adds, is assuming acute form, Wher
that city was captured by the Ukrain
ian, most Of the inhabitants they sho
were lews.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-04
FocH WILL WIN
ANOTHER Marine,
CHAMBRUN SAYS
French Envoy Paints Picture
Of Great Allied Victory,

BALTIMORE, April 4-Marshal
Jofire's victory at the Marne in 1914
will be duplicated by General Foch,
Count Charles De Chambrun, counselor
Of the French embassy. predicted today
in an address delivered on the occa-
sion OF French day" at Baltimore's
Over There" Liberty loan exhibition.
Another Marne Victory.
with the heroism Of sublime faith
and the determination which brings vic
tory" he declared, France faces the
most formidable attack that the world
has had since the inroad Of Attila What
the Roman general did in defeating the
scourge of God, what Joffre succeeded
in doing in 1914, General Foch will do
tomorrow
Although the battle may last for
months. he continued, France will never
finch and will not sheath her sword
until the day when all the nations
small and great, delivered from the
shackleS OF military despotism, can live
in brotherhood OF peace
American Aid Appreciated.
Speaking of America, he said
"For just year now, France has
heard rise from beyond the seas the
voice of support and comfort from the
greatest democracy of the earth. This
voice which has stirred her to the
depths, has cried to her during her
trials that liberty and justice shall not
perish from the earth"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-04
kenroot's Lead Is
Swelled as Vote
Becomes Complete

MILWAUKEE,, Wis, April A
Nearly complete returns from Tucs{
days senatorial election give Congresst
man Irvine l.. Lentoot, republican.
plurality OF 1862 over Joseph E
Davies democrat. Additional return4
sweIled Lenroot's vote to lB,244; DAD
vies' to lj6,57S. and credited Bergcra
socialist with l0j,4Jl. The latter carr
ried seven counties, where the popula<
tion was largely German,
The plurality of Daniel w. Hoan
socialist, reelected mayor OF Milwaut
kee was 2ll0