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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-23
SOBRE LA EXPULSION De
LOS TURCOS De EURO
PA HAY DLVERSIDAD
De OPINEONES
Los estadistas grieges hacen
va campana para conSe-
guir que Sc les sea sntre-
d. Ia antigua
BiZancio

WASHINGTON. n~oyicmhre 2l.-
Los cstad:stas Y ~Giplomatjc0S ALA
dos cstan discutiendo ahora. de n
.msne-a e~xtra-oficial. segun 81 ha sa-
b;G.c. Il suertc dc Constantinopla.
Ia! cosa sin duda, Sera una de las
euesticaeS mas intrincadas y sobre la
Que Sc expondran opiniones muy con-
trariss. ell las F-oX!mas confer2nclas
IL Paz.
FL prcsidculc Wilson ha cNpresa-
do l. ~crecncia de Que {! estrecho de-
los DardaneloS, cl del BoSforo Y las
alturas estrategicas Que domlnan G.
a rutas maritimas, deben ser inter
nacionalizados, pero algunoS cstadis-
tas aliaGos sc nluestran dudosos d."
8; los turcos seran eXpulsados dc
Constantinopla.
Grecia. Dor voz del Primer Minis
tro Eenizelos. que Sc c]ncuentra ahora
en- Paris. ha pcdido que los turcos
sean expulsatos de Europa. Mu-
mos cstadistas helenoS Y diplomatl-
,os De csc pals, eStan hacienda cam
pana para couscguir que ConStantl-
nopla sea ~eaCregada . Crccia, expo
n;endo al efe1to razones hiStoricas
7ua no carccea de peso. tales como la
de Que esa ciudad fu6 la capital de!
antique imperio bizantino, para apo
way III derecho q ella.
la opinion inclesa es la &c Que nc
obstante cue hay muchas raZones que
oueden alegarse para Ia expulsion d"
los turcos de Constantinopla debe to-
marsc 81 consideration, por otra par
e. u mas de Ia mitad de la pobia-
zion de ella es ocOmana. La dele
gacion ;nclesa. Segun Sc dice dc una
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-23
iCUIDAD0!

Esruvc =r-Ian,cnt> asa-ado CT .oGo II. S.
terua = cousccuCa-.a dc una LARA o7tc-rc-
dad dc, cst5r,-So. E.s;aba nc:vioso, Gcc&ido.
coas,au;encn:c estaha su:ricndr ,oHs-!7ains
. ;rdi-c~..6u. Fui a,cad,do argos ;s1o5 To-
s;sc-an,cs nscEiccs ; ensayc ,DGa c.asc dc me
d;-;ra,. ale. ace.;cs. pildo-as, etc. QUO ne
daaeror taato 81 c.0maso qGr Va TO 9ocla III
siou:e~a .cnla. o:.rs a:ciiciaas. Ur neclco
NE die -o,o con una o7c-arliG DoGi- QGeaav
euyadc. Como lltimo -ccu-sr yccl7't a las
Saint Bernard Herbs y 20 ~Gortu0- e La
Ia- s,n.z:as dc tec-ar,a~ cnnpccc Il senrr IA
meio-l.. POGO dssplss nc s,Et' nGy mclora-
DO Y q ID r,clu ro5o d ~gc~.c-.H sa.ud. II
a--t;.- - niaEnitico Y on genera. ~ cncuc"-
,rg ncrfcctar,cajc. Esuas maEUiflcas yc-has
ncti.inalcs pa aCl cs:o1aro ST'n: Be-
ps-d', Hr-is" !o--a.oa mi al,o.u,a mc;or,a.
:; Ia siS-- &c cua,quic-a cnfe~-"da. de-
est6rlaec. 7iradc. :jn0n Q intes;ino@, 'nE'S''-
ton. CONSTITUENCIES. yridcE. a!rncrtc- &Er'os y
no GireridJS qIc ocas.ouau NAL ~a.'e@.', peSa-
5ez, do,u- DC cabcza o y~snalda. dolores de es-
c6maco. 1~.a,,s;'aS de la VIA Urluarias. en-
tcrrneGaGcs &c la seUoras. Ii"brc. wei con
--aucs y ct-7E o-:pcio:rcs. ct. Tome sam
Rs-nXrG', Stomach Fo-hs yc-,aS mcdic'nalcs
4, Sain. Bernard. rs una medicine inoicn-
silva CIc lirapia Ci sis;cua de- tod i1?uTcza
g tonisica IA sanrrc. Acrsdab.e II paladar.
pues sahc como =! =. I'd. pucde sdqr'-'r g.
tvs yerhas lie valor iacst.n3a5Lc, On los Ja-d'-
,:,r,s Sliu. 6craa-I. Sain, Ec~Aard Gardens.
>1s Common :. New Orleans, -. 81 n-cc'"
- dc Ei.Oo pa-Ie;c. e. rual ic 54-ar. alrnnos
mess. Hqca q. Ia prurDa 6e-dc 'ucSc. l.
ds.olve-cr1os st. dluc.o On cas- dc rus nues-
"a rned;c,nl no 10 de los mas satlstactorlos
ycSuitIcos,
Guiczc Iiuc =: soUscjo ; cvitc -. ;oms- "a
les. 7ildy-a.. accltes y o:Tat dru-as vsacnosas.
No ouj.,lu IA carsa de "a cnfc-1'odad. slro So
,ame7rr o6,aean a mover Ioa iH:es .iros. =
p-o7to Ia antigua c~nfc-ncdad reapa-ccc HeoF
Cue a. cuc-7o sea -cfraccario q con:-ac: cual-
muv sneaudu. C dnnan q cstnmEgO y deb
li.an en- general tcdoe su >IStema. FreEuntc
Id. = e~uaIqu:c~ doctor y &c contcs5ars que
ias yc-Sas mcdf-iralcs lie Saint Bcr-a-d para
81 sst6nra-o. no gentlemen ninruUa Sustane'a
aannsa. Sino >namcntc yc-has 1atu-aics Que
pcsecn 1-op.ciadcs ncd;cinales s. adcrnaS son
sbsc;utsmcrtc incfcnsivas. la ycrhas Decl-
ci-a!e. dc Saint Bernard. son csencialcs para
c.!rar c~ualuuic- cnic-nEdad. Linpian 81 Sistc-
mn dc toda irupurcza. recouio-;an la sanS-c
: ;~onifir7n lor orgsnos diCestivos. hacienda
auc G. eucrnc sea re;rsctario 4 cotrner cual-
-uicr cnferr1cdsd. En- TODD hc:ar dcben tc-
rc-sr a IA raaao. ADV.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-23
Sc EMBARGO Ell PRESIDENIE
TCHECO-SLOEACQ

NUEEA YORK. novicmbre 20
FL Professor Tomas Masarlk, presi-
dente electo dc la republio&
Tcheco- Sl6vaca. Sc EMBARGO hoy en-
este puerto, A bordo del vapor inglcs
"Carmania". con rumbo 4 Liverpool.
dc dondc Sc dirigira = Praga 4 pres
tar el ~juramento de Su cargo.
Masarik reside on Filadelfia. don
dc Sc firmo SUI designation por los
tcheco slovacos RESIDENCES en Il pals.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-23
SERBIA RECONOCE Al CONSEJo
YUGO-ESLAVO.

PARIS, Novicmhrc 2l.-Nicolas
?. Pachitch. Primer Njnistro y Mi
n!stro de Rclaciones EIteriores de
Serbia. ha 5nviado una ca:ta d An
ton Koro4p. prcsideatc del Conscjo
Nacioaa! Yugo-cSlavo. en- Ia cual. rc-
conocc en- nombre del gobierno dc
SERBIA. al Conscjo Naciona! lugo-
cs.avo.
Payhitch expreSa que tai Consejo
cs e. gcbierro lcgitimo dc los ser
BIOS. c-oataS y esiavonc& que wien
en- tierras dominadas antcriormente
DOr AUSTRIA liuncria.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-23
FRANCIA TENDRA UNA
GRAN MARINA
MERCANTE

PARIS, Noviembre 2l.-tcrnando
Bousson. Sub-secretario de Estado
' del Despacho de Ia Marina Mer-
cantc. anuncia hoy que dentro de
cinco amos Francia tendra barcos
mercantes con una capacidad total
de scis miliones de tone!adaS, que cS
eI doble del tom cue tenla antes
de la guerra. Sc Gee que Ia mayor
par;c de esta flota Sc compondra de
barcos rucyos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-23

DARE GRATIFICACiON a IL persona que
m" proporcIonc inforrEcs c&actDs de mi hi;a.
Maria Rodriguez. casada con Fl senior Gaia
rino Garcia. GuieH Tcsidia en- Houston. Tex.
hab'enGo saiido &c esa ciudad ch 1915 para
EaSlc Lake. Tex. La sonora tienc 81 amos d.
cdad. color moreno. pc!o y ojos ncEros. cs.a-
tura bsJs. Cualluie- informc que sc tcnga
sobrr Girha persona favor lie dirigirio a RIA,
Rodriguez, PA 5. Conchos St. San .h.n;onio.
ieNa:. f25f
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-23
ELEVARAN UNA PROTES-
TAA HOLANDA LOS
ALIADOS

AMSTERDAM. Noviembrc Il
Una constantc procession de troPas
alenlanas csta pasando d travcs dc
Limburc, On 81 Marcia hacia su
pals. segun dice 81 Handciblad. Guam
do n 10000 soldados cruza-
zaran Ia frontera en- las ~ccrcanlas
de R~ooStercn. donde scran desarma-
dos Dor las a~utoridades ho.andeSas.
FL buen ordcn sc ha m~antenldo bajo
Ia direction dc los oficialcs.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-23

BUENA GRATIFICACION dare a Ia pcrso-
Nh que m" proporrionc Informss cxactos de-
mi hiIa. Gcnovcva Filisnucva. dc - amos de-
edad. viuda. ticrc ! htjos. Mciita, Expedite,
A.rnulfo y Regina, &c 10. Is, 8 ) S amos d..
edad rcspcctiyanentc la sonora cS de colo-
nisnco. tierc una ~cicatriz en- Ia cabczs. Quail
Tuier info-r1c auc -, tcnra sObrc dichas per.
SonaS favor de- d~irigiTio q Francisco Villa.
aucva. r.. Boz 81. Manor. Texas. (2SD
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-23

500 DE GEATIFIChCION dare 2 Ia perso-
ma Guc nc proporcionr informc5 cxactos del
SuHor David Ruiz. DC ?. amos dc cdad. mo-
reno, ojoS ncG-oS, Csta.uTa regular. narir
rrandc = 1iiiaGG. oriRinario dc Ia Hacienda
de Iilesras. san Luis Potnsi. Mexico. hiJD
dc Ia sehora Tiburc,a Hernandez. Cua!quic.
intormc que sc tonga sobrc dicha persona
favor dc Girigirio 4 Loo Ruiz. s22 Sycamcr.
St. Waterloo. Iowa. (2sf
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-23
MATRIMONIAL

JOVFN MEXICANO. dc IS aEos de cdsd.
honrado y trabajador. desea correspondence
con Senorita mrXicana Ge Is a % amos. OBJ
jeto matri1nonio. D,risirsc a Isabel VI. Co
mcz. P. o. Box 52l. Indiana Hsrbor. India
ma. ~
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-23
CONfFRAS

COMPRAMOS raIIinas polos. suajolotes ;
nucceS pagamos los III iores precios. Ocu-
ran . New Iork poulu and Produce Con-
pany. i29 ". Houston : ':0l
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-23

OCULISTA OPTlCO.--DR. ARTURO Ora
NER. An:cnIos y lertcs lie todas ciase5
Exarrcu de Ia y-sta GRATIS. Dice amos De
eStudio y practical en- Europa y Mexico Ha-
bl csoarcL, FRANCES C. i.aliano. 3I9 HIcks
BliidinE. Esquina dc u Gale Houston y
.A"cn;Ga {.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-23
TOME BROMOGEN

PastiIlas anti-biiiosas para combatr Ia m
flucn-a. doEcr de cabcza. consupadoS, Indi-
TomeSc una al acostarSe: prodr-
cen su cfecto mir1sras Sc duerne y no necr-
Sitara pcrdcr su trabajO. frec:o. en- todas La
drogucrias. 25c.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-23
EMPLEOS

Sc necesitan muchachos con ca
balIo para repartir periodicos. Po-
cas- horas dc trabajo. Dirigirsc i
las OficInas de LA PRENSA.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-23
De 0CASIOM|
VENTAS

Sc VENDEN baratas dos mesas DC pooi en-
eHccicntc ,=tado. Ocurran - Jakcs heLs
Tailor Shop. '@
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-23

DIX. FEDERICO JOHHsTON-Medicina y
cirugia en- general. Hotel Monterrey. Guar
los ! y >. los :. Santa Rosa Avenue. Te!e-
ioauS Jr. 1876 ) Cr. 2?e9.
ALAMO DETECTIVE SERV1CE-Asuntos
ccufiGenc:alcs. 2ll Frost Bldg.
Dr.. \. ". PARSONS. de las Facilitates de
MCx.cu : Es,ados unidos. Depot Pharmacy.
IL North Medina S.. Tclefonu: Crockett
us. Residential, ID ". Commerce St, Te-
!cfGHo Crockett S71i.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-23

EDUARDO TAMARlZ. AVOCADO MEN,
CANO. Sc enca-Fa dc toda clasc dc asuh
toS relatives q 81 profession. 1i5-!2e Bray
Building. San Antonio, Tex.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-23
ENSENANZA

LECCIONES DE PIANO Y CANTo q do
micilio P.eSios convcncionales PROFESSOR
FELlN RUANO. craduado or los Conserve
torio- de Madrid y Farls. Rscioc ordenas
80 MORALES ST. Sc habia Frances ) Es-
panel.
ApRENDA I'd. 4 hab!s- y ecribir ingles
con p.opieGad y correction. Prof. y. 2
Diaz. 4o3 y. Ficrs.
EMPLEOS
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-23

DIR. SALONE CARA ALDAPE. de "a is
cultai .c Mexico. autn-i=ado en- e Estadc dc
Texas. i"specialista en- cirugia en- general.
Oficina 10 East Nucva St. Telctono Travis
329I.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-23

MIGUEL BOLANOS CACHO, AboGado.
Fspcciai ~atcnci6u al s~c-vicio de consultas y
docln.c1tos iucidiccs conccrnientes a neGocios
y lcyes &c Mexico. POI Martin Bldg. Ell Pa
SO. Texas.
DR.. 81. MARTINEZ GUZMAN.-Espceia-
liGad en- c~Efcrmeiades de niios } partos. Nc
dic;na en- General. Oficiua 1901 ". CONNER
ce ST., TcLefono Travis 2266.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-23

$500 DE GRATIFICACION dare a IN pc-so-
ma Cue me pEoporcionc inforurcs cXactos del
senior Jose Accvcdo. cucrpo regular, color mo-
reno. "joS cafe. pelo negro. : DC Su cspoSa,
Grccoria Garaica. color blanco. peIo caStanp
claro. ,~Sts:ura regular. Cuaiquicr infnrmc
cue 81" tonga sobrc dicaas pcrSonas favor d..
]iiricirio 4 francisco .Accvcdo. SiIvis, III. t2Tt
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-23

$1,000 DE GRATIFICACIGN dare Il Ia per
soma qCc me rroporcionc infornes cxactos DE-
Ia sonora mi madre, Juana Ruiz. dc au;eu
me scpanr cl ano &c 1915. dejandoia en- Goa
cncila. Cal. Ticnc dos ninos, Cruz y Evaris-
10 Esparza, dc Is y 20 aTos &c dad respcc.
CualqUier infoTmc que SC .engl
dichas Dersonas favor de dirigirio a
Refugio EsparLa. Washington. Okla. 1901
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-23
PROFESSIONALS

DR.. a. RiOJAS ALVAREZ Osteopata.
Sll Prudential Life Building. Ie!efoso Ira
Wis 10.
A. BUERON. CHiROFRACToR. SO Edifi-
cic Swca-:rGca McCrl~. so East Hous-
ton ST Los cnfcrno, del estoraaSo, cora
z6n. h.=ado. rifunes les que padcecn cnter-
medaGcs ncr:i0s4s. &C. cncueatrsE Inmedia-
tamentc alivio nor medic dc ajuStes CHlRO-
PRACTICES. Ccrsuita Gratis.
DEPARTMENT. JUDICIAL y ADM
observation-disclosures Gratis a los Po-
brcs' y por cc-reo. Exaninamc' htuh<, Tor
ru.araos podercs. ctr, para "a Ke7ub!ica Nc
Xicara. Antonio CasteIanos, hboGado Ne
xicano. A.thu: NJ. Gray, Abcsaao Americana
exp -ofcsor &C "a UE:vcrsidsd lie New York
loo W. Drake. Notario Publico. ofic!aas;
% : - FRENCH BUILDING, p. .. Box 26I.
San antonio. Texas.
ESPECiALiDAD en- -eclamacioaes por ia
nos PeTSonaies, atrope!i9s. etc. ttaEo u1Is
c!ase ii" cobraazas. +. ?. -!cCloskey. III
Frost Big.
~, n 90 4 -
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-23

$1,000 De GRATIFICAClON dare q Ia rc-.
soma dBc nc proporcionc iafo-mes eNac.ng
accrra de las siguienteS pcrsonas: francisco
Reyncsa, =: csposa. Perfecta CSsarcz. Erri-
cue, Ber1abc y Jose Casarcz, quienes Ell dia
- dc fchrcro ui:imo salicron dc Mczquitc
GraEde. Estado de JaLsco. Mexico. : desdG
cntonces sc iSHora su nsradero. CuaIquirr
informe que Sc teEga sobre dichas personals
favor de d%iriEirio i Juan Casarez, DT
Branch. ". Va. (231
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-23

DE GRATIFIChCIoN Sc daran a Ia
persona que devuel"a TN -ctox dc boka auc
eH Naco Rui ci Sr. Luis Sena. IA.
vor dc diriGirsc Il dicho senor. que reside
On Nacc. .Arizona. Cgol.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-23

gUENA GRATE-CACIoN dare 2 Il pe-bo-
NJ que ne p-opo-eione ~:-fo-Has exastos >
L direction e MS li;oE, csss-eo ? Gahss!
DomtnSEez. e prne.o CONC &c 20 ssss d
-i.d. .uz-2o z1--c:. $50 s-Eoe:. ps:aas +
80 roIor uorssc. Fl 1yo al c,-E.au
sSo So e.ceat.s5sE snbos En- q Paso. T~
xss. Cualquier info-ue gus Sc tensa sobef
dieaAs PcFsonss faysE ee iix I5s.c f isII
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-23

GRATIFiCARE con 500 Il Ia persona our,
me prop0rrionc iEformes exactos de mi hijo-
Victor RAMIREZ, de IS anos dc edad. alto.
delgado, moreno, celia ncgra pobLada. lasios
EruesoS. Hace Is dias sali6 dc 81 casa ,
has-a hoy no sc sabc dcndc SC cneccntra.
Cualquier infcrme que Sc tonga sohre d,eha
persona favor de diriGirio Il Me-eed Rami.
req. 400 Sur Laredo. San Antonio. Texas tE3
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-23

SASTRES Para Biusas ) Psntalones. Sc
~NECESTTAS cr IA United Taiio-. Suficicn-
70 trahaio :: hucnos prccio<. Ocu-ran innc-
,liatamcntc q :06 Ave. {. ca
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-23

81 NECESITAN ) ruchachos para boleros.
dcspuss dc la saiida DC IL Escuela. Ssbados :
Domingos. s04i, E.. Houston St ga
Sc NECESITA mn sastrc con crpc-icncia en-
pLanchsdo y reparacioncs. Ocnrran inmedia-
tamcntc a 1921. s. Flores St. f25)
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-04-25
WAR TO MAKE CITIES GROW
German ErnpIre's Minor Towns Show Great Gains, Owing to Many
 Muniticn Factories.

Amsterdam. = TT has produced great many remarkable changes in the population of many German cities The five principal centers of the mu- hilton industries have suddenly gain. ed prominent places among the nine larger cities of the empire. Before the war Munich was the third largest city in Germany, ranking next to Berlin and Hamburg. but it has now dropped to seventh place, and Bochum has risen to third place. This city is in Western Prussia.
 Bochum is the seat of great coal, iron and steel industries. In 1900 1t had scant 65,O00 inhabitants. but now il boasts of more the 760,000.
 Dresden and Breslau. which were formerly the fourth and fifth cities in Germany. have fallen well behind Els. sen and DortInund
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-04-25
MONEY WAS FORGED ON HIM
Senator Paynter of Kentucky Owed Lormers Bank More than s4o,ooo
 at One Time.

Chicago. - Former United States Senator Paynter of Kentucky who saved William Lorimer expulsion from the United States senate the first time he was tried, had just bor- rowed s40,000 from the LaSalle Street Bank-had 1t forced upon him Payn- ter declared.
 This angle of the affairs of the LOT tmer-Munday institution just before the failure became known here at a hearing before a master in chancery Investigating the dealings of the now defunct bank.
 Because of my personal acquaint- ance with Senator Lorimer" said Mir. Paynter, T was loath to borrow from his bank. MT Munday came to my hotel of his own volition, bringing the notes. and I signed them"
 Lorimer stated that he did not know of the transaction until some time lat CT. and tried to rectify 1t.
 At the time the bank went into re- ceivership Paynter still owed the firm s2,600. which has since been paid.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-04-25
SILVER NOW COMES BACK
WIN THE WAR. BULLION TO BE COINED TO HELP
Value of White Metal Vii Be Nearer Par Than at Any Time Since the
 Crime of 1673

WashinEton. - Four hundred and ninety millions of silver dollars have been lying in the treasury of the Uni States for many years. while the peo- pie have been using the equivalent in the shape of paper silver certificates. Not until a serious financial situation arose recently affecting one of our allies in another part of the globe, did anyone suppose that this great bulk of silver could furnish another utility besides backing the circulating medium of this country
 For the real purpose behind the bill just passed by the senate will permit the melting of 350,000,000 silver dol lars to help England pay her trade balances in India. and thus assist in readjusting the price of silver the whole world ever. It will also help to bring the American silver dollar back to par, or nearer that price than at any time since demonstration took place In 1873.
 Production of silver has declined in recent years. principally because of disturbed trade relations with Mexico The price of silver has gone from 4S1a cents an ounce to s118, and has con- tinually fluetuated. Recently 1t has been in the neighborhood of 9s cents an ounce.
 Both China and India absorb large quantities of silver. as the orient ts willing to accept 1t in place of gold for many of the commodities pur- chased. The demand for such Indian products as jute bags for sugar. grain and fertilizer. and wrappings for cot. ticles of use and necessity has been enormous.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-04-25
FOOD CHEAP IN LIVERPOOL
Dinner for Four Sold at 25 Gents by Municipal Kitchen in Big En-
 gIsh Seaport.

Liverpool - This city. the second largest city in England. is leading the whole world in solving the food short age problem. 1t has municipal kitch- ems which are models and work more effectively than those in any other part of the kingdom.
 There are II of these places where a family of four may buy and take away a satis 'ylng dinner for 25 cents. Stewed steaks. potatoes and buildings are the principal articles on the bill of fare.
 An enterprising city engineer has set up an engine which runs ma chine that peels tons of potatoes in few minutes, and also supplies the steam to the cauldrons in which the potatoes are cooked.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-04-25
FLOUR DEALERS SHOW GAINS
Margin of ii Gents In 1913 Has Gone 10 52 Gents in 1917, Says U. S.
 Trade Board.

Washington.-Government pricenf ing together with other food reguia' tons over milIers and distributors, will result this year in flour being se'' eral dollars Ter barrel cheaper lnan 1t was during the last like perioos " the report that comes from the Iraus Board.
 While the net profits of the mileIs during the year 1913 ran arounu !. cents per barrel. it 1917 it had crep' up to 52 cents. and gross profits "sls correspondingIy larger. Car'o' u.s '. tributors. formerly satisfied wi'n :, cents a barrel profit, have hcrea''u their margin to 55 cents. and sinss g. dealers from 52 cents In 1913 'o '' cents in 1917. ,,,
 Millers' operating profits per ,",, v rel increased 175 per cent in isio,ys .s, over the preceding year. anu p.. on investment over 100 per ceaI =,
 The trade boards criticized the ,u.s rD.s administration for limiting the ','aI ,'a, to fixed prices for this metnoa VI. .' in to furnish q stimulus to efficiency 'a production. It was suggested tna' . maximum price be fixed On fiour
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-04-25
PLAN FOR UKRAINE'S FUTURE
Washington Hears Central Powers Will instaIi Government In
 Place of Rada.

Washington.-In carrying out their plan to make the Ukraine an Austro. German colony. the central powers in tend to dissolve the Ukrainian Rada and to install an Austro German gov ernment. a report reaching the state department said.
 The Germans already have cut off completely communication between the Ukraine and Russia II has been established. said the report. that na. tive officials are being replaced with Austro-Germans and that Austro- Ser man money is being forced into cir, culation.
 The latest dispatches on the situa- ton contain the statement that the arro~t of all entente officers in the p-osince has been ordered.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-04-25
KA|SER'ssTAGGER|NC DEBT
GERMANY OWES MORE MONEY
 THAN EMPIRE IS WORTH.
Gnaehng of Teeth When Reckoning Comes, Former Chancellor of
 Empire Announces.

New York-Germany will have 10 observe the greatest economy in the future. for her national debt is now 124, 900 ,0OO,000 marks. (31.000. .000, ,000) dollars. and when the hour of reck- oning comes there will be wailing and gnashing of teeth on the part Of the taxpayers. said Count Arthur Von Posadowsky, Wehner. formerly vice chancellor of the empire. in the reich stag on March 21. copy of which has been received here.
 The count who Is not member or any political party. said that when he was head of the Imperial Treasury oe- partment the national debt was then 1,750, 900 ,000, 900 marks. and he had considered that amount as terribly high. Schemes to decrease the debt through new taxes were not approved at the time and the government con tinued to increase the debt instead of taking up the battle for new taxes
 Talk of depriving the wealthy class es of part of their possessions was deprecated by the count The bur dens of the empire would be tremen- dously heavy. and he did not think that imperial loans should be redeem ed by taking the holdings of the rich classes. "who desired to uphold the economic system
 It is said that the sum now owed by the nation for war purposes is al most If not quite equal to the entire wealth of the nation.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-04-25
TO SUPPRESS PROPAGANDA
5000 Marke Price for Trapping En gloh or American Agents Guilty
 of lnciting Disturbances.

With the American Army in France The activities of the German mlli tary authorities in suppressing prop aganda at home are shown in the following quotation from a German bulletin which has just been received at American headquarters:
 Baron Von Gayl general command ing the Seventh German army corps in Muenster. offers a reward of 5000 marks to the person who first sue ceeds in duplicating an English or American agent guilty of melting dis. turbances CT revolutions in this dis trict, in such manner that he may be condemned by a court"
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-04-25
CATHOLICS IN UNITED STATES
lleves That Accurate Count Put Number at f9,O0O, ,ocO

New York-Advance sheets of the 1918 edition of the Official Catholic Directory. published in this city. show that there are 17.416.3Os Roman Cath olics in the United States. the gain for the year being 393.424. The in crease in the last ten years is placed at 3.538.S77.
 The directory contains a statemen. by its compiler. Joseph H. Meier. that the total given is conservative, and that a more accurate poll would show the number of Catholics in the coun. try to be 19,000,000.
 Including our island possessions and Canada, the compiler says the to- tai would be 26.266,642 Missouri is listed as having 534.570 Catholics