davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-03-16
COLEMAN COUNTY (TEXAS)
OIL NOTES.

Coleman Democrat-V Voice. The
Mitchells will begin their No. 2
within short time and in fact are
planning to start two new rigs on
the Gray tract.
The Magnolia and Elizabeth com
panies have rig No. 4 erected on
the ground, and rig No. 9 is being
unloaded.
The Mitchells have 2000-barrel
storage capacity at the well and are
now placing a l,200-barrel tank al
the Magnolia wells and a l,600-bar-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-03-16

Probe Alleged Hun Plot.
New York, March l5.-Mcrton T.
-ewis, attorney general OF New
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-03-16

At the Kansas State Agricultural
College there are $50 women study
ing to become electrical engineers
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-02-05
SENIOR Lie. D. BENIT0 JUAREZ.
oEsoDADo DEFENsoR De LA CONSTITUTION De 1857

Els precise sustraern~s per III mcment"- de ans en eaanao' i LII
agitaeines de asta tcrnentosa ercca &c luchaS. de batahar 'nacaoaois en-
favor de Ia restauraci0r IL Ia pz sn nueStra pa;ria infortrnada- para
- y reyoludcnaras que dc1e haze EuchcS arcs oeHpan per eHlero nuS-
ira vida: l de hcerar "a meEc=ia &c tc1os aqushos Gus con su Sfuerzo '-
IL V patiotieo y cn q luz d. su entertainments escarscldC. raoa1areA
G dejarncs el legado gIcE0sc &e tantcs heShcS InmcrtahS ' e tan'aS
sabias levS, crgulo Dc nuestra Patda historic
De sos mOmentcS Is tse II que cScri5imCS las preSenteS hneas- Z
) de Febrero tsne para nCsctros ii pOdercSa suggestion de ess t%has en
oue culmiaa una epcca fecunda en glorias Eace seSenta y III ms que
IN grua de patrictas, de verdadeIcs patriotas. de sa5ios eStadlstas. de
hsnbres ilnstes en- tctos les eamFcs de Ia human a>triaad, deroF :! pue-
bio mexrapo la Ley fundamental que garaniEa SuS derechcS' qae EscohE
ss PRIVILEGES ciudadanos ' gle { digro remate de Ia "ra ni.Ada por
aquela otra fahnge de inrcrta!es Cue dieron il vrda Por n hoeTa de
MexicC
4 trares de Ii indsrta y azarosa vida p0Etica de nusStrc fas, 10 mis-
ME IN ks dias aciagcs en- que Il guerra ha sembrado II deSolaeon, qae en-
hs Spocas dc bcnrnza V benear material. h (arta Magma de 1887 h a sin"
para el pueblo aexrano fare ' Luz. norts ' gua- esperanto meNhgul5te de
csc pe-ptuc anheIo de mecrGmisnto social ; Foitco que 10 Ia accnpaha-
daria Nc - pC&do akanzar; = e esah bora tTigca del deSeng2na' de
Il mne.ia Y del dOcr. se miSm0 pueblo Sigue creyendo e n ella, cGnfianno
e n ella. esperanto en- ella sin arrea-arls 81 1enosGrecio de los que han "a
saac sohre Il mandates santos. nj 81 sacrAegi0 de los que han querld1
sEstitur.a son una CONSTITUENCIES aconcdaticia { indocta.
81 pueblo mexicanc. con n videncIa que Dios cancede a los pu>&os que
nacis.on para ST hbres. sabe que su salvation esta en- L. Carta Magma de
1851. ' cue esta prevalscera a peSar DE- todo, ; contra tcdOs. $1,000.
Y 4 hos que, como A inmortaI Juarez Ia supfeEca scstsnsr y defender. 4
auienes la Prersa~ rindr hoy TN fervisnte homemade de admiraoon y
sradtud, n eIas insas-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-02-05

bajo Ia impression dc aqucl PRESENT.
nliento cont6 al coronei Ia causa de
sUs temores e iba 4 asegurar que Ia
corparecencia de Asst no podia ODE
decor a otra causa que a su muerte,
cuando abriendose IA puerta ~apa-eci6
IN recisn llegado.
Todos ~lanzaron un exclamation de
sorprcsa; en- el dintel de la puerta
y apoyandose en- la misma, estaba Ell
caballcro de Asst, vestido de negro,
palido, brillando en- sus ojos Ia fiebre
lue le devoraba.
-iPor Barrabas! exclam6 ei coro-
mel jocosamente, isois vos misno,
amigo mic, Q sois vuestra sombra?
Soy yo, diio de Asst con apaga-
10 acento.
-iQuG os ha sucedido? preguat6
81 ~coronel, estais desconocido.
Me bait, y de resultas del duelo
he estado dos meses entire Ia vida y
"a muerte.
Entonces el caballero refiri6 a sus
amigos e. drama de que va tienen
conocimiento nuestros lectores, y que
habiendo sido Ell primero en- caer nor
talmente herido en- Ia lucha, su adver-
sario no lie remat6, creyendole muer-
to, pernlaneciendo en- el suelo hasta
rue de E~ladrugada fue recogido por
t;cos trapercs cue, compadecidos de
ST. estado, le condujer6n g casa de
ellos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-02-05

aparici6n de aGuel, parti6 para ANS
teriam. Cuando lego habian cnterra-
do va a So primo. En- 81 testamento
le constitute hecedero universal.
Trato el vizconde de Renneville de
indagar quien habia sido el matador
de So primo, Y con gran sorpresa ST.
20 QUE habia s:do un Official de la
marina lie guerra, p~erteneciente 4 "a
misma dotac:6n que e. difunto.
Els singular, penso; 70 crela que
habia sido de Asst; de todos modos,
Ia casualidad ha venido en- mi ayuda,
Y les buenos oficios de esa sonora
han verido 4 reemplazar q los de Ia
association. Sin duda alguna mi print
70 naei6 prcsdestinado 4 mo-ir ira
g!camentc.
Efect:vaalente, a casualidad habia
sido n lnica autora de Ia muerte del
joven Official, sin que en- ella n-bie-
"a ~interYenidc para NADIA Ia asocia-
ei6n.
Cuando regreso 4 Paris Sc ocup6
nuevamente de IA desaparici6n del
caballero de Asst, Y como sus gestio-
mes fuesen nulas escribi6 a Marga-
rita &c Pons, esposa de Asst, intere-
sandose por ell paradero de este.
Margarita, al igual que les Con-
2aGe-os de la espada, ignoraba el pa
aGero De 81 ma-.io.
EI combs de Ra1aevilfe errez6 &
sorechar Ia verdad de 10 ocurrido, Y
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-02-05

Amsterdam, donds debia prevoear Y
b2tirse cen 81 joven marino holan-
DIES, primo del viZconde de Rennevi-
lie.
Nueshos lectores "a saben 10 eus
acaecio entire el caballero de Asst Y
Gontran con motive de negaFse este
a cumpli- las ordenes de aquel.
Varios dias transcurr;eron de NOR
tai ansietad para ell vizconde.
Habia sabidc Ia muerte de Con
tran, pe-o ignoraba el paradero Y fin
del caballero de Asti
La mue-te misteriosa del marques
y Ia desaparici6n de Asst, cuyas eau
sas ignoraba, le hicieron suponer que
el ultimo habia partido para Ans
terdan a fin de desembarazarle de
aquel primo que era on obstaculo pa
Z cue los ~E.illones &c su TO viniesen
q 81 poder.
Una carta cue recibio ocho dias
despues le confirm6 en- ST. opinion.
Un aotario de Amsterdam le eseri-
bia rlanifestandcle que habfs sido la
made por IN joven Official de Ia ma
rina de guerra. gravemente herido
en- III desafio, para hacer testamento
er 81 favor.
Al misrno tempo lie rogaba que 50
~p-esencia en- aquella localidad urgfa.
No hay que dudar, pens6 ell viz
conde. De Asti ha eiinina6o q nj
primo. Y sin nrsocrnarse de Ia dss-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-02-05

po Travis, donde preSenciara Il re-
vista militar de n Goa. Division, IN
tegrada poc 10000 hombres. 2or II
tarde. en- {! auditorio del Campo Ira
is Sc dirig!ra ? los soldados : al pQ-
olico que asista q e~scucharlo. En-
honor dc. ex-Presidente raft, coros
:ategrados por soldados neeros, en-
tonaran 2lguas himnos p~atri6GcoS
q microbes ocup2r& Mr.. Taft eli dia,
c, Campo Travis Y por la
ncche abandonara San Antonio.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-02-05
Actualidades ExtrQnjeras
Hagamos justicia sin desunirnos
Trad. del frances para LA PRENSA.

sois bien del 200 c~uerpoW Ell Sc eror
gullecia de este juicio como &c Il
escarapela. 81, tenia la marca Tlagni-
flea del 200 cuerpo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-02-05

de Ia Academia franctsa.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-02-05

CLa-
! ~cscepci6n del cuade-no que con-
tuviaze los de Gontran es:ab2n todos
los de los cinco restantes sIbordina-
dos del c~oronel.
Tn camDanilazo Sc oy0 ) e. ~coronel,
~guardando Auevamente los papeles en-
el cajon Sc ocult6 las ?is.olas en- los
bolsillos del pantalon. Y fuG a SER
tarse al lado de Ia chimenea.
La puerJa Sc abri6 Y aparee;6 Hec-
tor Lemblin, e. Que s~aludando 4 su
jefe lie diio:
-Ccnvcnid conmigo, coronell. cue
soy De una exactituG militar, vengo
de Africa.
Y 20 de Montsory, dijo otra Yoz
4 espaldas del recien llegado.
Era Emmanuel Chalambel marques
&c F!ors Montgory.
-Gracias por vuestra puntualidad.
marques, respoadi6 el coronel.
-HaceGlaS eStensIvas ta,rbien Z
nj, dijo una nGeva voz, que no era
otra que IA del vizconde de Rannevi-
lie.
Este acababa de heredar Una GUAM
tiosa fortuna. l. historic de esta ST.
cesi6rr era por demas noTcIesca.
Como recordara e. ~lecto-, e. caba-
Hero de Asst, : en- OCCASION de ser jefe
accidental, por a~usencia dersccronei
Leon, de los Companeros de Ia espada,
orden6 a Gontran de Lacy marchar 6
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-02-05
BLANCO
LASTIMA

"Senores, es una lastima.
dice IN diario carranciSta,
C2e habiendo salido tantos
nombres grandeS de Coahul!a,
no haya entire sus hsjos uno
one su magma historic escrIoa'.
s.. realmentc es una cosa
one preocupa v que contrlsra,
uensar Que habiendo,s ahdo
de esa entidad fronteriza
como trascientoS CarranZas
todos . las unas llstas.
toGos del TODD dispuestoS
q segar ajenas vidas.
= q "incautarse" de los bancos,
Y a deiar las casas limpias,
V q librar q los sanados
de IA odiosa tirania
de sus amos, que pasaron :
por clos buena platlta;
es lastima. repetlmoS,
cue no haya n que en- poesla
De Ia que gasta So'ano
cuando Sc pone levita,
0 en- formidables articulos.
de les cue Rip-Rip fabrica
para deseSperacion
de Ia Gramatica msma,
leye por todos los mundos
Ia fama excelsa : legitima
dc csc eE.rorio q srandeZas,
de csc E.>,aao &c CoahuIla
dcnlc ,n n lr2 Carranza,
segan las gentes platican.
n In orilla de un arroyo
arrullado por las brlsas,
mientras parbadas de buitres
presas de terror huian
de aquellos terribIes filos
de aQuelias diez unas Estas...
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-02-05

oue os lievo Ell dote- iEstais saus-
fecho?
ST, ~respondi6 Lemblip.
FL coronel, dirigiendoss q Enna-
nuel, lie dijo:
-Vos ibais a ser de.heredaao Per
vuestro padre adaptive, 81 marques
de Flars M~ontgory. Sn titulo y loM-
bre nunca hubierais podido l~levar}s;
Ia association, hacienda deeaparscsr
al general Flars Ruvigny, os pue IN
possession de una cuantiosa fortuna y
IN titulo; Y a mas de este, , siemprs
por Ia association, cs casasteis con h
baronesa de Mort-Dieu. 9Ambieis-
nais algo mas?
No.
y vos. caballero de Asst, 5estais
satisfecho de los ~beneficios resibide.
de Ia association?
ST. ~coronel; TODD cuanto poseo 10
debo q vosotros.
y vos, senior de AortDieu, 5La-
beis 'recibido va ell million que 50 Is
prometi6 cuando nuestEo eonipa6efs
Emmanuel Sc case con vuestra ma
drastra Ia baroness de Mort-Dieu.
ST, coronel.
Volviendose despues al vizeonde Ss
Rennev;lle ie dijo:
-Vos debeis mas al AGAR gus q Ia
~asociacion, por tanto, os Is esta dat
dora, y podsis rctamsrrcs 81 ssVi-
clio que mas os plazca.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-02-05
DE PASE0
CHANTECLER

Sc encuentran en- esta ciudad "a Sc
nora dora Elisa Fernando de Ri
vero Y su Mia Ia senorita Octaria
Rivero. Las dos damas vinieron .
San Antonio 4 visitar a Ia senora
Elisa Rivero de Buer6n, hija 2e In
sonora Fernandez de Rivero. Sc
hospedan CT Ia casa del Dr.. Bueron.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-02-05

cstuvo su vida en- continue pe!lgro.
Por rara casualidad no llevaba con-
sligo ninglIR papel CUE d~enGnciara 81
noMbre : posici6a, Y COMO las herr
ias eran graves, despues de algunos
d:.s fue transportado al hospita! ge
neral. Por espacio de seis semanas
Cuando Ia gravedad paso, creyo e!
herido que 10 mas conveniente scria
atribuir sus heridas q una tentative
de asesinato. Gracias q esta argu-
cia logr6 salir del hospital sin que
ALI sospechasen su ~verdadero estado
Y posici6n.
Momentos despuas de presentarse
Ell ca5alrero De Asst, c~ompareci6 Ell
baron dc Nort-Dieu,
Vicndo q ccronel cue todos esta-
ban reunidos. les dijo que e. objeto
dc Ia convocatoria no era otro que Ell
de examinar los trabajos llevados a
cabo per Ia association, Y sus result
tados.
Despues, dirigiendose al captain
Lemblin, lie dijo:
Captain, vos erals I'm Official de-
sertor Y sin fortuna, Y os h~allabais,
Dor 10 tanto, en- alternative de some
teros al fallo de un conseio de guerra
o de pegaros I'M tiro. La association
os ha librado de anlbas cosas matan-
do al dnico hombre que podia acusa-
ros, despues de este, os case con Ia
nujer que amabais, mas la fortuna
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-02-05
HOY LLEGARA A san ANTONIO
Ell FX-PRESIDENTE TAFT

En- las primeras horas del dia de
hoy llegara q San. Antonio el eX-
Presiaente Taft, quien aHda hacienda
Una gira por todos los acantonamien-
los militares lie los Estados Unidos.
Hrigiendo discusses Il los SoldadoS.
FL ex-PresiGence Taft sera reel
Side en n estaci6n por el General
Johnson, quien 10 conducira al Cam
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-02-05
RENEGADE

e. renonbrado torero
de Leon de Los AldanaS,
el que dizque ma vaelto locas
q las mujeres Ge Espana
por aquella nano iZquierda
que e! condenado Sc gasta
para envolver a los bichos
cuando maneja a capa:
Rodolto Gaona, digo,
el &c Ia morena estampa,
el que es m idolo (5aZteca:N
de Ia genie meXicara,
segun decir de il prensa
che de Mexico nos mandan,
va tiene sus documentos
de sibdito de la ESpana.
La prensa, con tai motive.
contra Gaona desata
TODD el rigCr de s. !9Xico
oriundo de CUatro CHARGES,
' 10 llaman renegade,
nal m~exicano, vii. mancria
otras ciaco o Seis cositas
que no saben 4 guayaba.
Qa4 forma de haeer Ia cosas
sin informarse. caramba.
No apruebo los desahOgos
de II prensa meXicana:
' % hago. sencillamente,
porque 81, por nj carra
venida directGmente
de h capital de Espana.
que 81 Rodolfo GaoDa,
81 de Leon de los Aldamas.
el que q todos vuelve locos
cuando naneja una capa,
solicit6 papeles
he subdito de q Espana.
fue, simple y sencillamente,
-vayanse ustedes de .asoal:lzsi
para que nadie le Olga
Que es paisano de C2rranza.
CHANTECLER
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-11-20
TELEGRAPH SYSTEMS
CONSOLIDATE DEC. !
Burleson Ordered Vacation
For All Employees With
Full Pay.

Washington, Nov. 20.-All telegraph
systems now under govcshment cmsIol
shall be operated as one, effective De-
eember l. Postmaster General Burlesou
ruled today.
This action was taken, Burlcson ex.
planned, "in order that the telegraph
facilities may be used to the fullest
extent and the transmission of messag-
es expedited y
All offices win then "accept for
transmission all clases of messages
now accepted by any one Of them at
the prescribed rates"
At the same time Burleson orlerd
that after January all telegraph EN-.
ployes shall receive vacations with fun
pay.
Those in the service continuously foi
two years or more will be granted two
weeks vacation Those in the service
continuously fors one year will get ono
weeks vacation.
Vacations must be taken when as
signed.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-11-20
.HUTON LEADERS
|. OVERP[AYC CHANCE
OF BOLSHEVISN
Still Is Active Danger For Ger
mans, However, Is Be-
Lief Expressed.
UNEQUAL DISTRIBUTION
OF FOOD is PROPHESIED
Liberty For German Won't
Prove As intoxicating As
To SIay Is Belief.
BY Carl d. Groat.

Omitted Press Staff Corfespondent.)
Washington, Nov. 20.-That there
is an active danger of bolshevism in
Germany, but that Teutonic leaders are
overplaying that possibility for their
own ends, is the official attitude of
this government today toward the Ger
man situation. This position was re.
vealed by the state department.
1t was pointed ont that the semi-calm
Of recent days need not necessarily be
significant. Russia started rather quiet
ly, but when bolshvism burst in its
fullness the nation went mad. The
tate department scarcely expects ev-
ents to follow the same sequence in
Germany, for the intellect and training
OF the average German are higher than
those OF the Slav. 1t was pointed out,
that Russia same out Of actual serfdom
only comparatively few year ago.The
uerman mas not Deen real serf, though
he has been bowed down by caste and
autocratic rule.
Real Chance Of Bolshevisn.
However, it was said that liberty for
the Teuton probably will not prove as
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-11-20

HOWARD OFFERS NO
APOLOGY FOR RECENT
NEWS N|S-STATENENT
Says Bulletin Furnished To
Admiral Was Not ''RuInor''
But Was Official.

New York, Nov. 2O.-"Neither l.,
myself, nor the United Press has any
apology to offer for giving to the Am
erican people as news a statement of
the signing Of the armistice announced
as official and furnished in writing for
publication by the vice admiral Of the
United States in supreme command Of
all the American naval forces in
France. Were the same identical prop
osition presented tomorrow, we would
act exactly as on November 7. No
newspaperman could or would do 9TH
erwiseS'
s, Roy w. Howard, president Of the
United Press, made the foregoing state
ment upon his return to New York to-
day after having spent yesterday in
Washington where he conferred with
Secretary of the Navy Daniels and
other government officials, following
his return to the United States on a
government transport.
"The bulletin which Admiral Will
son gave out and which the United
Press carried, was not fumor' or a
Sreport. 1t was bulletin furnished to
the admiral as official and so given
to us, continued Howard.
No Ground for Doubling
cit was given to us for publication
by the ranking active United States
naval officer in France. There was no
more ground for doubling Admiral
Wilson'S source of news than there
would have been for donbting the
statement had it come from Marshal
Foeh.
cit was about 10 O'Clock in the
morning (French time) when / first
learned of a rumor that the armistiee
had been signed. The report was cur
rent in both French and American ar
my circles in Brest when arrived that
morning to embark for the United
States.
'fI put in the entire day endeavor
ing to confirm the report. But it was
not until four clock in the afternoon
that Admiral Wilson was notified on
what he stated official authority and
On what | know he had every reason
/ believe was official authority, that
the armistiee had been signed.
Brest Papers Announced It
"'The announcement had been made
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-11-20
GERMANY CAN NEVER
AGAIN BECOME EIRST
CLASS NAVAL POWER
Today's First Act OF Surren-
der OF Fleet Marks Close
Of Hun Supremacy.
BY J. w. T. Mason

Omitted Press War Correspondcnt.)
New York, Nov. 20.--Today - first
act Of the surrender Of the principal
part Of the German battle fleet to the
British navy is the most stupcndouS
feat in German Is capitulation. 1t means
that Germany can never again become
first class naval power as long as
surface warships Of the present time
are the controlling instruments of vie.
tory at sea. The ultimate disposition
Of Gemany's dreadnaughts, battle
cruisers, battleships, destroyers aud
Submarines will be made by the peace
conference. They may be taken out to
sea and sunk, or they may be transfer.
red to the league Of nations, or they
may be divided among the allies.
Public opinion would nowhere justify
their return to Germany. They are per-
mancntly lost to the great fleet that
Hohenzollern and Won Tirpitz created.
1t is possible for defeated army to be
reorganized. New man power comes to
it growth regularly in all countries. But
this isn't true of warships.
Recovery Impossible.
Once naval power is allowed to re-
cede, its recovery has almost always
proved practically impossible. Dread
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-11-20
U-bOATS 81. .!RENDER
TO ENGLISH ADMIRAL
OFF HARW|CH COAST
Allied Armies Of Occupation Well On Way To Rhine Amer
leans Begin Second Phase OF Advance When March Was
Taken Up Across Frontiers OF German Soil And Duchy Of
Luxembourg. Powerful Defense Systems With New Wire
Entangements Are Encountered.

of occupation are now well on their way
to the Rhine.
The British front since Sunday has
been advanced 2S miles. Everywhere
the men have been received with flags.
cheering, kisses and flowers.
Among the important cities reoccu-
pied are Brussels, Antwerp, Metz, NAL
ines, Alost, Montmedy, Saarburg, Col
mar, Mulhaussen, Zabern, Markirich an
Neu Breisach. The average advance has
been about 25 miles.
The advanced elements now occupy
the general line of Antwerp, Malines.
Vilvords, russels Hal, Seneffe, Charlie
roi, Florennnes, Bourzeigne, Offagne,
Bertrix, Straitmont, Etalle, st. Leger,
Athus, Audun-Le Roman, Metz, Nor
hange, Dieuzc, Saarburg, Zabern, Was
sentheim, Mosheim, Neu Braisacn and
the line of the Rhine to the Swiss from
tier.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-11-20
CORDIAL RECEPTION
ASSURED PRESIDENT
IN ALLIED COUNTRIES
Us Declared That No Spirit OF
Jealousy Exists Toward
United States.

London, Nov. 2O.-Presidcnt Wilson
Is assured Of the most cordial recep-
tion in every allied country, both from
the people and from officials. There
were many evidences today that the ex
ecutiye head of the American repub-
Vic would receive a welcome such as
has never before been accorded for
eign dignitary. Receipt of the news
that he has definitely decided to per-
soually attend the forthcoming peace
conference served to make manifest the
great respect aud affection felt on
this side for the man who has so clear
ty outlined the policies of the world s
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-11-20
REMARKABLE GROWTH or
BANKS IN THREE YEARS

The four banks in Salem had on deposit Nov /, 1918,
the total sum of 81 $500.
Three years ago when the caf came in November the
total deposits of the four banks was $4473 The
increase in the bank deposits for time period of the
past three years is $2,848 ,896oO
The growth has been gradual. Starting with the
November 1916 call the banks had on deposit $4 473 1885,
90 When the call from the government for state
ment year LATER Nov. 1916 the deposits totaed $5
154 7320O Again year later in November of 1917
the deposits had increased to the then unknown figure Of
$6872 $500 And with the statement for November l.
19l8 the amount had grown to the Of 81 65200
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-11-20
Finds Stand OF PrOgressives
Against '0h Guard Con-
troll Quite Disturbing.
PROTECTIVE TARIFF IS
PENROSE IDEA OF TAKING
Progressiyes Have Not Map
ped Out Any Definite Pro-
gram OF Attack.
By L. G. Martin

Washington, Nov. 20.-So disturb
ing is the progressive stand against
republican cold guard control of the
senate that Will II. Hays, chairman Of
the republican national committee, will
come to Washington tomorrow, it is
said.
Hays will find a situation compar-
able to the fight on Cannonism. The
fight today is on 'Penroseism'' as
applied to the taxation policy Of the
government during reconstruction and
afterwards.
Before he comes here, it is said,
Hays will have received letter writ
ten him by leading progressive, in
sisting that Penrose be eliminated as
possible chairman Of the finance com
mlttee after the republicans take con
troll on March 4. This letter, it is said,
was mailed this week to New oYrk, but
as Hays has been in the middle west
he probably has not received it. At any
rase, no answer has come.
Outline Status !.
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