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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-25

Friday sees Spanish influenza
In the Asceudsnry again In Scat
tie, due largely, according 10 DIR.
J. \. Mcbride. To the negligence
Of . IasKe part Of the populace
In regard 70 the health rcgular
tjosr~ rrieaaed by tho public
bcaIth department. for their OBJ
s~~vAnce.
Twenty-rix deaths due TO Spanish
Influenza and pneumonia have been
reported in Seattle within the last "a
hours. while 234 new cases have been
reported In the same interval. While
but 80 new cases were reported Fri.
day morning. II is believed the days
total will be well over 900.
Since the beginning OF the epIdem-
ic In Seattle. Saturday. October .. 2s2
deaths have occurred. while a total
of s,425 cases have been treated by
city and private physicians. OF
these. IL is estimated that probably
one third have In large sense rccov-
cred.
On Rise In State
Reports from the principal cities In
the state OF Washington 10 the OF.
fices OF the state health commission.
er, DIR. T. ID. Tuttle. Friday. indicate
that the influenza epidemic has taxi
en- an upward sweep. after several
days Of decline.
The following cities report the
number of influenza and pneumonia
cases within the last "a hours az fol
lows.
Spokane. 200 cases. 4 deaths; Bell
ingham. ss cases, death; Davenport
81 cases. Colfax. II cases. Aberdeen.
If cases. death: Yakima, 27 cases
and an estimate Of 20 not reported;
Centralia, 4 cases: Everett. n cases;
Pullman. 27 cases, I DEATH Tacoma.
~ cases. deaths: Wenatchee. IL
cases, 1 death: Waila WalIa. 16 cases,
2 deaths. with an estimate OF 80
cases not reported.
Friday. "A general spread Of influ'
enza is noted over the state" DIR. Tut
tie said.
Adhere 10 Rules
Seattle win not be placed In the
position OF San Francisco. whose citi.
zens are compelled 10 wear gauze
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-25
REPUBLICANS
ARE IN RACE

WASHINGTON. Oct. cs.-Presi.
dent Wilson's appeal to the Ameri.
can people for tho election OF
democratic congress 10 provide an
undivided support OF war time poll.
cies. tho IL has been expected in
congressional circles. acted much
like n bombsheii.
Republicans could scarcely con.
tain their indignation and resent.
ment. declaring IL will undoubtedly
mean the election OF n democratic
congress. Many members withheld
comment until they had time TO read
the presidents appeal carefully.
The comment which was made fol.
lows:
senator Curtis. Kansas. republican
whip OF the senate: IT seems to me
that the election OF the majority Of
democrats In the house and senate
would be a vote Of lack Of confidence
In the prosecution Of the war.
III a vote OF confidence is desired
by the administration he should ask
ate and republican house. because
the Congressional RECORD SHOWS that
on all war measures the republicans
have been more loyal TO the admins
tration than have the democrats"
senator FrcllnGhuyscn. republican.
New Jersey: Politics IN adjourned
be damned"
senator Knox. republican. Penn.
syivania. II cannot believe the
American people can be persuaded
that the success OF the war would
be In the slightest degree affected by
the results OF the next election. To
deny otherwise is TO deny the fact OF
history"
senator Hitchcock. democrat: The
president has stated the exact facts.
He was practically forced TO make
his appeal by the republican attacks
on his policy"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-25
U. 5. SENDS
DIPLOMATS
TO FRANCE
Americans Join With Allies
in Big Discussion OF
War Moves
STRENGTHEN DIPLOMACY

WASHINGTON. Oct 25.-At an
important inter-ailied conference to
BE- held In Paris. problems growing
out OF the war as a result OF Ger.
manys peace offensive will Be
thrcahed out 20 accomplish COM
piete unity on tho diplomatic front
Of America and her allies.
Col. r. N. House. President WI.
sons confidential adviser. and Admir-
al Benson. representing the navy de-
par,mcnt. who have just arrived in
France, and Gen. Bliss. representing
the war department who already 10
there. will constitute Americas team
At the big conference
other members OF the House party
are:
Gordon Apchinoioss. Col Houses
sonin.law and . trade expert Of the
state department. and Jos Grow.
fosvner nrcretAry Of the American
csnbassy AZ Berlin
hanson Is fully Advisrd a 70 tlse
presidents and Secretary Danicis
position on the naval terms OF. an
arrnistic..
Colonel House has been studying
the peace poxtion-particulariy
peace terms-for many months.
and In In n position TO speak au-
thoritaiiveiy for the president In re-
gard 10 American war aims and
the American viewpoint on an arm
isticc.
In addition TO this party which
has just arrived. the L, 8. has
on the ground Gen. Bliss. at the
Versailles council: Gen. Pcrshing.
commander OF the A. f. f.. and
Admiral Mayo. in charge OF the
Atlantic fleet The delegation IL
expected 10 make its headquarters
In Paris.
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COL. HOUSE IS
NOW IN FRANCE

NEW YORK. Oct 25.--word re-
ceived today OF the arrival In
France OF Col r. NJ. House. re-
vcaied the fact that he has been
sent TO Europe by the president
on another important mission.
lie sailed n week ago from an
Atlantic port. but his departure was
kept a strict secret. except In con-
fidcntiaI circles.
II is presumed that he win rep
resent the United States govern
ment in the proposed inter-aIlied
diplomatic council. which has been
suggested to discuss war aims.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-25
SOCIALIST ASKS
A CLEAN SLATE

COPENHAGEN. Oct 25.-''we viii
not anticipate solution OF Polands
annexation demands. which are not
In accordance with President VIII
sons program" Foreign Minister
solf declared in addressing the
reichstag.
'fDcnmark's demand for Northern
Schlcswig In unjustified
Regarding Alsace-Lorraine. the
government will continue its re-
forms.''
Herr Noskc. n majority socialist
member. demanded acceptance OF
President Wilson's principle. and re-
movai OF all members Of the old gov
ernment from the present govern.
ment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-25
BELC|ANS STOP
B0CHE ATTACKS

HAvRE. Oct. 25.-German as
saults In force northwest OF Client
were repulsod with heavy losses. the
Belgian war office announces.
The enemy attacked our lines
along the northern part OF the
Derivation canal. using several as
saulting columns and heavy artii.
lery preparation, the communique
said. Attempting 10 debouch
Strooiberg. Morensuizen and Bsldar.
hoek. he was repuised with heavy
losses.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-25
Junkers Release
Liebknecht From
Prison Sentence

AMSTERDAM. Oct. 25.-Dr. Karl
Licbknccht, former socialist member
OF the reichstag, has been released
from prison. where he has been scrv.
ing a sentence for attempting trca.
son, IL was announced today.
Liebknecht was released on Tues
day. and popular demonstration
marked his exit.
Licbknecht was arrested In Berlin
In connection with n May. day celc.
bration, May 3. 1916. His sentence
OF 30 months. by n Berlin military
court. caused great disorders among
the socialists OF Berlin. Stuttgart.
Leipsic and other cities
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AbDICA7I0N
OF wilhelm
DEMANDED
Vast Crowds in Berlin, Be-
fore Reichstag Building,
Urge Republic
llEBKNeCHT Is HERO
by Ussfed Pvess Loas~d Wire
Direct 10 The Star

COPENHAGEN, Oct. s5--The
German pr~~.. nitho md AAtixflcd
with Prs~ident Wilson's reply.
declares The notr means prugrcxs
toward prsce.
The Bcriin stork Exchange In
optimistic. and prscc~ have rtscn
since Wilson'S reply bec>ns
knDwn.
PARIS. Oct ,5.-Enurmous
crowds. gathered before tho
reiebstax building In Berlin. do
rnandc<i abdiraficn ef the kaiser
and the establishment ef . re-.
public. according 10 L1nforms-
tion today.
The crowds had collected TO pay
tribute TO Kari Licbkncchs. socialist
leader. recently reieascd after a
long imprisonment for political op
position TO the government accord
ing TO dispatches rcccived BY the
newspaper from 1ursch-
Aft6s fseun5e61v nrssa&kmsng f56a'
knecht, the peoD1n hSlstsd him iufo >
vehicle fillcd With flowers.
Amidst wiid cheers. Licbkncchs
declared:
Tho peoples hour has arrived
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United Press
Summary Of
War Events

FROM THE DUTCH BOR-
DER TO VALENCIENNES-
The Belgians yesterday repulsed
n heavy attack along the canal
northwest of Chent. inflicting
large casualties British troops
improved their positions between
Journal and Valencicnnes.
FROM vALENClENNES TO
LAON-The British. with whom
the Americans are cooperating.
opened tho third day of their
drive against Maubeuge this
morning. They are wiping out a
small pocket south OF valen-
ciennes. South of this pocket
they are on the edge of Les
Quesnoy and the western edge OF
the Normal forest.
FROM LAON TO vERDUN-
The French captured Ambly.
Fieurs. east of Rethel. The
Americans yesterday cleaned out
four woods south OF Damvillers
and made progress west of the
Meuse. gaining an important
height west OF Aincrevilie.
FROM VERDUN TO swift
ElslaAND-Noa activity.
BALkANS-Allied troops have
occupied Negotin. on the west
bank of the Danube. 22 miles
from the Hungarian frontier.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-25
MUT|NEERS take.
AUSTRIAN BASE.

BASEL Oct. 2s.-count Kwolyi
announced In the Hungarian pariia'
mcnt that the Tsth crQat infantry
has rcvoited and seized The port OF
Ffeume. according TO n Budapest dis
patch received hero today.
ffeurnc In an Austrian laval base
70 miles northeast Of Pola. on an arm
Of the Adrlatic.
ZURICH. Oct. 2s.--Two slav regi-
msnts have mutinied and captured
Kariovicx. according 20 dispatches
today. other mutinles are reported
elsewhere.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-25
u. S. Jury Trials
Are All Postponed

All jury trials set up TO date
have been placed ahead two weeks
by u. 4. Judge Neterer, who made
the announcement after confer
ence with City Health Commissioner
DR.. Mcbride Friday. The petit Jury
will convene Nov. IL. and the
grand jury on Dec. 2. The old
petit jury was discharged by the
order Of Judge Netercr. who also
stated that all admiralty and equity
cases would be tried during the
cessation OF the jury trials.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-25
YANKEES GAIN
IN new THRUST
WITH THE AMERICAN ARMIES

WITH THE AMERICAN ARMIES
IN FRANCE. Oct. 25.--n3:3e p. nh
Additional progress was made by the
Americans today In heavy fighting
northwest OF BanthevAle.
Further advances also were made
In the region OF Grand Pre-.
Twelve Americans cut off from
their command In fighting east of
the Meusc since Saturday. rcgained
our lines today after hiding in shell
holes and beating Off the boches IN
several encounters.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-25
FLU AGAIN ON THE
ASCENDENCY HERE
FLU" PROFTTEERS

Some physicians Seattle "f1u" proftecrs
o antinfiu.
N s..
injecting H..
ar a
dollar. 81 surely charge
We will withhold physicians find charging
physicians
crisis The others should be brought
realize the community"
health by all should these lu"
profitecrs
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Pleads Not Guilty
- Gold Smuggler

Theodore Motridge. charged with
se'ng a member Of a conspiracy TO
.eggie 5000 In gold out of the
un'isd States In company with Isaac
nH w. J. LeSage and Arthur
.Fanwell on September z. pleaded
nos guilty when arraigned before u.
2 Judge Neterer Friday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-25
DEFEAT
AUSTRIA FORCE

LONDON. Oct. e5.-Thc Austro-
Germans. defeated In strong attacks
in the great Morava valley. are re-
treating northward in disorder. the
Serbian war office announced to-
day.
STRONG attacks by the Serbians
in the valley OF the great Morava.
forced the enemy TO retreat north
ward in disorder" said the COM
munique. I'VE have liberated Para
chin. Varvazin and Belossitch. TAX
ing zoo prisoners. and arc advance
ing northward."
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FRENCH CAPTURE
C0uRTRA| CANAL

LONDON. Oct 25.-1:25 p. m-)
French troops In Flanders have
crossed the Lys canal and capturc1
the Deyenza- -Courtrai canal between
Beteghem and Olsen, on n front OF
about three miles. according TO bait
tie front dispatches today.
In the Serre valley tho French
attack begun this morning and re-
suited in the capture of Ncsles and
Pierrepont, north of Laon.
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COPENHAGEN. Oct 25.-"The
military situation is grave. but not
desperate: we are still able to make
stubborn resistance" Gen. Won
Souch. Prussian war minister. told
the reichstag. according to dispatches
received here today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-25
ANDRASSY new
AUSTRIAN CHIEF

PARIS. Oct. 25.-Count Andrassy
has succeeded Baron Burian as Aus
tro.Hungarian foreign minister. II
was reported today In a dispatch
from Bernc.
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enemy resistance in Maing was
overcome and the village is ours.
"on the remainder of the battle
front our advanced troops pushed
forward at different points"
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LONDON, Oct. z5.-U:25 p. MA
big offensive has begun on the Piave front
in Italy by the British and Italians, accord.
ing to dispatch to the Evening News today.
Four armies are engaged.
Italian patrols have entered Alono. The
attack is progressing satisfactorily. It is
also learned that Italian troops have taken
Crevetrapa, Dopoli and Maggiore island in
the Piave.
In the Mont Grappa sector the Italians,
after crossing the Ornio, have captured Mont
Solarolo, three miles west of Alamo.
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Now is the obbor-
rune time TO sell
Jour property

A few lines inserted
Under Real Estate For
Sale will get you a pros
pect or if you do not care
70 handle the transac-
ucn yourself, we sug-
sest that you list your
property with one of the
oeaIers advertising under
me above heading.
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Ysnks captured completely equip,

ped German band OF 62 pieces. Dis.
infected instruments were soon play.
ing star Spangled Banner"
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NY UnsseS Pvess Leased wSe. Direct The starj
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-06-13
Ell caIomeI act1a como
dinamita sobre
Ell hlgado
Ataca la bills agria y causa nauseas,
hacienda a listed que pierda
I'm dia de trabajo

-
Ell calomel produce s~alivacion! Els
mercurio. Ell calomel actua como 81
fuera dinamita sobre ell higado en-
:orpecido. Cuando el calomel Sc po-
ne Ell contacto con la bills agraria,
la ataca Embellishments y lie produ-
&c a listed calambres o nausea.
81 Sc siente listed bilioso, con jaque-
cas-, extrenimiento y enfermo, no tie
ne mas que ir a cualquier botica Y
comprar una botella de Dodson's Ii
yer Tone, que es IN sustltuto vege-
tai in~ofensivo de ell peligroso Gallo
mel. Tome una cucharada, y 81 no
corrige ell higado y 10 sana mucho
mejor y mas pronto que ell ~nauseabun-
do calomel, sin producirle molestias,
no tiene mas que volver a IA botica
a que lie devuelvan su dinero.
ST toma listed calomel hoy, mana
Ma Sc sentira enfermo y con nauseas;
aparte de que puede ~causarle saliva
cion; mientras que 81 toma Dodson's
Liver Tone Sc levantara en- la mana
ma sintiendose perfectamente bien,
lleno de energias y listc para el ira
bajo o ell juego. Es absolutamente
inofensivo, agradable y eficaz para
los Mics; a clos les gusta tomar-
10. ADV
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LA RESlSTENCIA FRANCESCA ES
(yiene de la 2a)-

a nueve millaS de la Inca original del
ataQue V cuya co%nfleuncia con el
! Disc, del cue eS tributario. sc halla
como a dos millas al norte de Ia
! c.tada plaza de Compiegne, pero las
tropas del general Foch, por medic
De un formidable contra ataque, To-
, graron hacer que los teutones retro
cedieran hasta un punto situado mas
al norte.
Ludendorff Sc halla resuelto al
parecer a llevar adelante su empujc
en- esa region del Disc y esta ponien-
do en- accion mas Y mas tropas de re-
fresco, que envia al sacrificio con
mano pr6diga. En- estas accioneS e!
vacmigo IN eStedo empleando tan
ques en- grandes numeros, que han
! contribuido baStante para GarieS
una mayor Superloridad de fuerza.
Igualmente han puesto en- iuego eli
gran peso de su artilleria, que ha5
podido transporter en- esta ofensiv2,
debido a Ia lentitud conQue Sc ha
cstado llevando a efecto 81 avance.
Los alemaneS al parecer, estan
iiatentando flanquear Compiegne pa
IA amenazar luego i Clermont. Por
Ell tono de la prensa francesa apare-
&c perfectamente evidente que eI
general Foch c~onsidera esta lucha,
como una dc las batallas d~ecisi"as
y pretende por 10 tanto sostenar a
, l,cha con Ludendorff hasta el fin.
La moral francesa IS eXcelente V el
pueblo Sc muestra confiado en- que
ei general Foch sabra salir TRUMAN
tie de la prueba. En- vista de ms
circunstancias empiezan a hacerse
toda clase de preparativos para e!
/ case de que Paris Sc yea de nuevo
| en- estado de sitio.
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LOS ALEMANES EMPLEAN ME
TODOS AMERICANOS
Viene de Ia Ga. pag.)

someter al candidate a IN, experiment
to sencillo para conocer la fuerza
de recommendation que 2osee ell soil
citante, a fin de yer 81 es capaz de
poder servir eficientemente eSos en-
pleos. Sc lie pasa ante Ia vista a
una velocidad uniforme una tira de
papel u contiene las letras del al
fabeto. La velocidad de Ia tira ha-
&c que la de cada letra sea cuatro
~quintos de segundo 81 tempo que tar
da en- pasar delante del solicitarte.
Cada vez que aparece u "A' una
&c" O una IS" ell candidate debe O.
primir una Have t~elegrafica con la
mano derecha. En- la tira de papel
hay ademaS doce letras rojas, y GUAM
do Sc presenta una de elias a ia Wis
Ia del examinado, tiene este que opri-
mir una manivela que tienen junto a
su mano izquierda y 81 Il letra roja,
no solo no es de csc color, sino que
es alguna "a, &C" o "S", el eXami-
nado tiene que apretar con amDas
manos otro aparato que equivale a IA
palanca de los trenes. Del resulta-
DO de Ia prueba Sc obtiene Ia capa-
cidad del candidate para concentrar
la ~atenci6n en- su trabajo Y para In
reaction Immediate que csc mismo re-
Q~uiere.
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In gendarme Sc
do Ia lluerte
POr tenor a una p
menda de SuS SUI
DeriCreS

NUEVA YORK, JUNO 9.-El po-
icia Tomas P. Marion, de 50 amos
de edad. Sc suicide aver tarde, dis
parandose IN trio con n pistola de
servicio, que lie penetro por Ia fren-
Re Y ic atraveso Ell craneo. 81 pO-
licia TONIC esa determination cuaudo
Sc lie llamo por 81 Tenicnte Bernard
Downs, comandante INFERNO de la ES-
tacion de la Gale Greenwich. Desdc
hacia varias semanas las a~cciones Gci
policia habian dado lugar a varias
QUejaS Y Sc cree que Cuando sc le
llam6 por el Official, el policia, tie
miendO IN rerrimvnda, o que lie HI
c~jcran algunos cargos, prcfiri0 qu.-
tarse L. vida.
Hace tres semanas un ciudadano
sc quej6 al captain John Leary, en-
cargado del precinto, que Marion ha-
bia eStado diSparando 81 pisto'a con
peligro del v~encindario, un dia en-
que Sc hailaba de servicio en- ese dis
trito. Interrogado Sobre ell particu-
lar el p~olicia, manifesto que en- e.
fecto, 10 habia hecho aSi, pero que
fuG solo para celebrar el cumPle-
amos dc su esposa.
Ell incidente habia sido olYidado w
por ell captain Leary, hasta aver En-
Ia manana en- que al regrcsar Ma
IRON de su servicio, solicit6 una en-
trevista del Captain, entrcvista que
lie fue rehUsada, manifestandolC c
Official que mejor debia irSe a acostar
porque habia sido seleccionado para
Il servicio de reserva que empezabi,
al mediodia.
FL policia no Sc fuG al dormlt0rio
de Ia estacion como Sc 10 habia in
dicado, sino que entr6 d cuarto ira
sero dc IA estaci5n, en- d6nde sc &c
eScUch0 hablar consigo mismo en-
VOC alta Y Sc lie VIC haccr otras ac-
clones que jnGicaban one no andaba
muy aien del cerebro el cmpleadc.
Al mediodia, cuando Sc llamo a
lista 4 los empleados que debian
formar la raSerra, Marion fue uno Ge
los prineros en- ~presentarse delante
del Teniente Down Y adeiantandose
a u coMpaneros freate al escrito-
rio del Teniente, manifesto en- voz
| alta: "Antes de escuchar ningun.
queja contra mi, NE mato" Y sacan-
do del clnto su pistola Sc dispard
an trio en- la frente ante $ de que
pudieran evitarIo los Gemas poNicias,
lpmedjatamente Sc !lam0 a IN medico
de IN hospital cercan7, pero antes de
que este llegara, Ell policia expire.
Marion tenia doce amos de pres
ttar sus: servicios en- Ia Policia Y Gu,
rante los ultimos tres habia estadc
asignado a Ia guardia de ia estacior
de Ia Gale Greenwich, habiendc
Observable siempre muy buena con,
Quota en- el servicio, pero parece qua
q ultimaS fechaS, Sus facultades men
tales s. hallaban algo r~es-ornadas.
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Una rnta a6rea entire
Key West y la lsla
de la Trinidad
QUEDARA ESTABLESIDA AL TEX
MINARSE la ACTUAL
GUERRA

CHICAGO, H., JUNO Sci
pr6ximo dia - del actual Sc inaugu-
rara cl servicio aerec postal entire
esta ciudad Y la de Saint Louis, No.
! Despues de los eXperimentos lie
ivados u cabo con muy buen eNito en-
Hos servicios aereos postales entire
!Nueva York Y Washington y NueVs.
York y Boston, II Direction General
de Correos esta dispues5a ahor2 a
que Sc establezca una nueva ruta
postal, habiendo s~elecc!onado al e.
fecto las ciudades de Chicago Y St.
Louis, las dos mas importantes del
Oeste Central, para tai servicio.
Es mas que probable que ell serEl-
clio que Sc va 4 4stablecer Sc eN-
tendera gradlalmente al o~ccidente y
al sur, hasta lograr que las rutas
aereas atraviesen TODD el pals, de
norte 4 sur Y de ocGano a oceano,
e~Sperandose que con el tempo tales
iservicios pueian relcvar a los ferro-
carries del transporte dc la cores
pondencia.
Otto Prayer, Ayudante y Secretario
del Director General de Correos, Mr.,
Burleson, segun es sabido aqui, cs
81 cue propuso Ia creacion de Ia nue.
va ruta que Sc va a inaugurar. Tam
oiGn Sc sabe que el primer aeroplano
que correra entire ambas ciudades
sera piloteado por la celebre avia-
dora texana, Miss Katherine Stinson,
que ocupara el cargo como un en-
pleado regular del gobicrno.
Antes de emprender cl vue!o entire
las dos ~ciudades, Miss Stinson hard
IN recorrido entire elias, para estu-
diar embellishments ell terreno Y es-
coger Ia mejor ruta, de modo que
! la vez que resulte un viaje 10 mas
directo possible, salgan beneficiadas
81 mayor numero de pob!aciones eE-
ire ambaS ciudades.
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pERSHiri,i DtRE.i:l IA PERSONA
Ell ArhO r SOBRE CAHTIGNi
(Viene de la "a Pag)

Ultima ~ofensiva, el enemigo Gespues
de los primeros seis dias, va no pu-
do seguir su avance, habiendo sido
contenido por los aliados Y que aPar-
te de este, los aliados han estado
recuperando algunas p]osiciones per
medic de v~igorosos contra-ataques.
Tn caracter serio de la cfenslva
alcmana. segun dicen los miembros
del ComitG, eS ell de que el enemigo
ha lngrado traer su artilleria a una
distancia mucho mas cerca de las
plantas de municioneS y de artille-
ria francesas, que sc encuentrar al
inortc de Paris, pues NADIA dificil es
que en- case de que los teutones To-
gren hacer un nuevo avance, pue-
dan 'emplazar sus canones de gran
a!cance en- puntos desde los cuales
diriian ataques sobre dlchaa
plantas Y como hasta ahora las fuer-
zas americans en- Francla dependen
principalmente del gobierno frances
para su abastecimiento de artilleria
" municiones, la proXimidad de los
alemanes no deja de constituir IN
serio peligro. Sc dice sin embargo,
que los franceses 10 tienen todos
sus ecurs en- un solo iugar, sine
Que cuentau con otras grandes plan
tas de municiones Y arti!leria mas
al sur. que quedarian fuera de! al
canoe del enemigo.