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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-01-15
'28 YEARS AGO


(F'rom the Daily East Oregonian
jan. I 5 1890
j. Z. Medernach is putting up ice
for the market He has taken 35v
tons from the millrace He hopes u
store his ice house. 1000 tons to the
fullest capacity before the season
closes.
Postmaster Burroughs reports the
mail question as delightfully."- unCer-
tain; there is no telling when the mail
will arrive or when it will go and he is
in a quandaTy.
The blockade on the Union Pacific
grows apaCe. An eastbOund paSsen-
ger train which arrived yesterday
morning is still here. Ths east bound
fast mail, blocked at Wilbur. was
brought to Pendleton this morning
and is still lain on the side srack
here.
Frank a. Stewart has been appoint
ed collector of customs for the south
ern district of Oregon.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-01-15
OVERSEAS.

While Flanders fields are grow
ing greener
Ger faithful lads and true
To sit and knit at endless gray
Seems a poor thing to do.
Now France has had my lover
Since April was a year,
While l roll strips of linen
And choke back many tear
ner,
To dig, to shoot, to kill
'Twould seem to me a heaven
To this hell of sitting still.
Anne Higginson Spicer.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-01-15
ily in a spirit of helpfulness to
aid those who are with us in
the war against Germany.
There are entirely to

There are entirely too many
suspicious fires around govern
ment storehouses of various
sorts; the best remedy would
be a moose around the neck of
every man caught and proven
a German spy; simple entern-
ment of such people is not suf-
ficient.
The east is getting one storm
afteh' another while west of the
Rockies we are having made to
order climate.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-01-15

Canada, our sister of the SHOWS,
should recognize us as a blood relation
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-04-10
1 FRENCH ORPHANS
 SUBJECT OF LECTURE
Mile. Rott to Speak for French Chill dren Whose Fathers Have Been
 Killed in Battle

Mile. Seline Rott will address a meeting of the people of Birmingham this afternoon at o'clock at the Chamber of Commerce auditorium in the interest of the fatherless children of France. Mile. Rott has been deco rated by the French government for distinguished work in behalf of these children and her talk will be along these lines.
 Another meeting will also be held tomorrow morning at 10:30 o'clock at the same place and Mile. Rott will make a talk in which she will relate some of her experiences as a Red
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-04-10
HELP WANTED-MALE AND
 FEMALE

HELP WANTED-MALE AND
 FEMALE
 WANTED - By Loveman, Joseph & Loeb, LINEN SALESMAN for linens and domestic department. Only high-class men with Al sales record in linens de- partment of best stores con- sidered.
 STOCKKEEPER, to take charge of entire stock room; must be superior, energetic man, and have thorough experience in handling dry goods stock. Best of reference required. Several young ladies of at tractive appearance, willing to start at small salary as wrappers, to be trained for office and saleswomen s po- sitions. Age l6 to IS years, one or two years high school education.
 Apply to Superintendent 8:30 to 10 a. m. only.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-04-10
ss And You'll Find a Desirable Tenal

cross nurse in the European battle heAds. These meetings are held under the auspices of the local committee in charge of the fund for the fatherless children. of which Mrs. H. T. DeBar- deleben is chairman. The pureic Is cor dially invited to attend. Mile Rott Is said to be most interesting speak CT and she brings a message from IT ench children whose fathers have been killed to their more fortunate American sisters and brothers
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-04-10


  Of  much
  nax aasd o and m ~ - without
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-04-10
DrS. DOzier & DOZier
Oldest Established Firm of Medical Specialists in Alabama. Twenty five Years in Birmingham.

We treat scientifically and with wonderful success. all man ner of chronic diseases of the Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat, Lungs, Heart, Liver. Stomach. Bowels, Kidneys and all diseases of the Skin and the Pelvic Organs of Man and Womau
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-04-10
WANTED


 ASSISTANT BOOKKEEP- FER, ONE WHO IS AC- CURATE IN FIGURES AND WRITES A GOOD, LEGIBLE HAND. PRE- FER YOUNG WOMAN WHO IS HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE. TO ONE WHO CAN QUALIFY WE HAVE A PERMANENT POSITION. SEE MIR. GRIFFIN, MAIN OFFICE.
 LOUIS SAKS
 CLOTHING co.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-04-10

The tops of an airplane propeller in- vented in Europe trend forward when stationary and are strengthened by cen trifugal force when revolving, which the inventor claims lessens the danger of them being broken by strain.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-04-10
WANTED-MEN

WANIED-MEN
 'We,offer employment to any number of skilled or un- skilled labor, white or col ored, to assist in the con- struction of our large, mod ern sawmill being erected at Sylacauga, Ala, and later to work in the mill and logging departments. !. Good wages are being paid by us, and living conditions are excellent. Apply Wis consin-Alabama Lumber Co.,, Sylacauga, Ala.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-04-10
A Cold Girl

From the Boston Transcript.
 T hear that Miss Chiffon was an old flame of yours"
 Not exactly, an old icicle."
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-04-10

FOR SALE-Half interest In proposition now earning S200 per month to man who has time to work it; will earn $500 per month in ? months' time, Write Box 4S2, Birmingham. Ala
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-04-10

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES FOR SALE-BeSt hotel in the county, practically new, p rooms furnished, equipped with own electric light plant and waterworks, garage, servants house, two extra vacant lots; only commercial hotel county seat; doing good business; bargain at $4500, terms. Box 163, Butler, Ala.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-04-10
Advertise That Property G..t ssf AFssss 5asnas Am
HELP WANTED-MALE AND
 EEMAI IE

N~S~.~~~-~~-~1~-~ CARPENTERS-60c hour; steam shovel cranemen, S4 day; hoisting engine man, 624ac hour; handy man in shop, machinist, auto mechanic, good pay; colored firemen; good cook, good pay; cook and waiter, small hotel; cham bermaids, houseman, white belboys, colored elevator boys. Home Employ
 ment Agency, 1891 E 2d ave. WANTED-Ofice men and stenogra- phers, salaries ranging from 5000 to s9000 per year; also salesladies and of- fee boys Make written application to National Reference Co.,, F. O. Box 265, Bessemer Ala.
 THOUSANDS of government clerks needed immediately; civil service ex- aminations soon; men and women de- string positions, departmental, typists, stenographers, railway mail, postoftice, write for free information. George w. Robbins, civil service expert, Jordan bldg, Washington, D. c.
 WANTED-Men and ladies to learn the barber trade; few weeks completes; po- sition open; tuition, s25, and tools sl5 Birmingham Barber College, 20o7R Sd ave, N.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-04-10

A BETTER position should appeal to you. We would be glad to talk to you about one; we are helping oth- CTS. Is there any reason why we can not help you? Commercial positions only. Inter-American Co.,. 1216 Jeff. Co Blk Bldg
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-04-10
LAND WANTED

WILL pay Sl an acre casn for any land
 in Alabama Write J-2s. care AGs-Her-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-04-10

FARM AND TIMBER LANDS If you want 10 buy or self fsrm Land. write Ingram Land Co. Birmingham.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-04-10

are excellent. Apply Wis consin-Alabama Lumber Co.,, Sylacauga, Ala.
 WANTED
 Timber fallers, log cutters; short leaf, soft pine; ex- pert men make $3 per day; thick, tall and large timber. Apply Lathrop Lumber Co.,, Lathrop, Ala., 30 miles west of Tuscaloosa; Mobile and Ohio railroad. Lathrop !. Lumber Go.
 WANTED-Daily, 100 col ored laborers for Muscle Shoals; wages $3.3O, 10 hours, week days; &.50 Sundays; board $5.25; weekly pay, free houses for families. Apply to W. H. Staton, shipping agent for the company, 121 1-2 N. Fist st., second floor.
 w A N T E D-Experienced stock salesmen to sell stock in a company manufactur- ing a war necessity. Apply in person. 1305-6 Jefferson Go. Bank building.
 WANTED Collector, ride motor; not subject to draft; i; good place for right man. Rirrninpham Tailoring Co.,.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-04-10

WANTED-Position as travelling sales man by young man not subject to draft;
 have had over F years experience in hardware and mill supply lines; good references. Address X-9S, Age-Herald.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-04-10
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE

as airbrake mechanic, or would consider car inspector place; have 12 years experience in railroad shop; am expert airbrake man; ex- empt from draft. D. C., 12l7 Malone, GadsTeu Ala
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-04-10

SIMPKINS (North Carolina) Early Pro- life cotton seed; price $2 per bushel. In 25-bushel lots, $1.75. S. W. Baker, Aberdeen, Miss, Route 1. SIMPKINS (North Carolina) Early Pro life Cotton seed, price $2 per bu.; in 25 bu. lots, $1.75. s. W. Baker, Aber- deen, Miss, Route i.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-04-10

REAL. ESTATE FOR SALE FOR SALE-Modern six-room bungalow. every convenience, furnace heat, in the beautiful city of Fairfield. Dupuy- Burke Realty Co.,. Ensley. Phone 351.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-04-10

MONEY TO LEND On Birmingham and suburban real es- tate at per cent interest in amounts 5000 to 5000.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-04-10

WANTED-A good, general servant for small family. Apply at 2316 Orange ave. Phone Main 3675-J
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-04-10

WANTED-General bookkeeper for large corporation; must be experi- enced in corporation bookkeeping and accounting: only man actually quail fled considered. Apply 1216 Jefferson County Bank Bldg.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-04-10
LOST AND FOUND

LOST-Package containing private and government papers. Reward of slo will be paid if returned to AT First National bank
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-04-10

WANTED-Experien lady can yasser; must be of good address; nothing to sell Box B-2, care Age Herald
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-19
CARICATO.
Ia CARESTIA DE PROYIsIONES

Hace alguRas semanas que los ar
ticulos de primera necesidad Sc han
estado cot!zando . precios bastante
clevados; pero parecia cue habia lie
gado q su limite esa a,za que duran
te los ulc;mos dias han so~brepasado
de una n muy sensible para to
dos los habitantes de San Antonio.
Los concentrates han explicado que
dentro de unos cuantos d!as las MEL
canc.as voiveran a bajar De vaior,
pues IA carestia actual Sc debe z las
irregllaridaGes en- el trafico de car
ga. ocasionadas por Ia nieve que ha
invad;do los caminos de hero. Prom
10 Sc normalizara 81 trafico de los
f~errocarr:les Y e]ntonces los centres
a~hastecedores pcdran mandar para
csta ciudad comestibles en- abunda2-
cha.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-19
Caando ~necesite librOe en- espafial
dirijase a IGNACIO E. LOZANO 11s
N. Santa Rosa Ave. San Antonio. Tar

ION por Ia cue, los perros, mas AFT
cionados I una plea que Z otra. han
dejado Ia p:sta del jabali para Sc
gui- Ia dc! ciervo.
Terminate cue hubo de dar esta
lecci6n al condo, Iamo a los perros
Y los hizo .onlar de nuevo Ia verda-
dera p;sta; hecho este, monte
Z caballo despues de habe-
saludado friamentc al conde, Y lie
randose . los iabios la trompa de ca
"a, lanzo a los aires una allegro
f~anfarria, partiendo al galope en- Sc
guimiento de los per-os.
Ia baronesa, sin dignarse mirar 81
conde espoieo su caballo Y siguio al
marques.
E! condo Stewan, ante aquelia
brusca partida, quedo mudo de estu-
por; nunca hubiese creido que aque-
La mujer 4 Guien tanto amaba, lie
tratase con tan narcado desden.
acknowledgements, pens6 al con-
de, ha llegado Ia hora de que, asi
como 20 sucedi a Armando, el mar
ques me sueeda q mi; pero por San
Nicolas. patron de todas las RusiaS,
que he de vengarme.
Monte a cabaIlo V trato de seguir
. Is baroness, pero Sc habia alejado
tanto, que tuyo que ~renunciar a su
idea.
Oyendo Ell sonido de las trompss
de GAIA hacia los limites del bosque,
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| pensaba en- los medios que habia de
! 2oner en- practica para proVocar al
marques Y matar!e.
Los celos lie atormentahan cruel
nente V sc jur6 que aquella misma
7ochc habra de hallar un medic que
:ustificase IN desafio con su odiado
rival.
a este e~fecto, abandon6 aquel so.
itario pa.aje, Y Sc dirigi6 al otro
extreme del paTque, donde en- aquel
nomento Sc bailaba.
10 primero gle distinguieron u
rics. f16 4 "a baronesa que, apoya-.
H. indoleatemente en- ell brazo del
marques, sc paseaba entire los invi-
iados.
e. calo5o condo Sc detpvo, y 4
yuard5 a que a mGs.ca cesara y a
que el marques Sc apartase de ia
baronesa.
Ces6 la mus:ca, y como 81 Con
tran hub!ese adivinado los deseos del
conde, Sc dirigio solo y con paso
'e2to hac:a IN apartado luga- del
oaroue.
Ell conde lie sigui6. Y cuando es-
two cerca de q. lie llara6 Ia atencipn
En- 0 baia dici6ndole:
-Caba!!ero.
Gontran Sc par6, y saludando a 81
:n%terlocutor, lie dijo:
-Senor conde, 3dondc d!abIos u
dais que no o5 he vizto en- CT b2iic!!
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-19
suaves perfumes, con ,os que 81
uszelaba Ia bY1sa del mas.

suaves perfumes, o ,os que Sc
pes1elaba Ia byfsa del mar.
%umerosa eencarTeusia ocupaba
los salsnes a2tes tristes y s%ilencio-
sos, ahora lIenos dc luz y vida.
Toda la nohleza de los eontornos
habia sido invitada a IA fiesta con
que Ia baronesa inauguraba su es-
tancia en- kerior.
En- ell grande comedor del castillo
ae halIaban. reunidcs cincuenta CO.
men.aIes, en- tanto que en- ell parque,
iluminado profusarnente a Ia vene-
ciana, bailaban muititud de jovenes
de los contornos.
Gontran y Ia baronesa ~presidian
Ia fiesta.
L. hazana de aquel dia lie habia
trasformado en- acompanante obi
gado de L. baronesa.
Gontrin, aunq1e incapacitado pa
"a ,arlar nuevamente a m muJer,
era galanteador por habito, y no pu-
do sustrae-se z haeerle Ia corte a
Ia sehora de Santa Lucia, Ia que,
teriendo en- cuenta sus antecedentes
y "a buela impression que desde un
principle lie habia causado el joven,
admiti6 con gran compIaeencia los
.galanteos del marques.
E conde Stewan. solo y medita-
bundo, sc paseaba por una de ISIS a.;
lvsAidas dsf parnus.
Veiase derrotado por Gontran, y,
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(Pasa a Ia Ga. Pag. Col 5a.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-19

dirigi0 ali 81 caballo. Y entonces Vio
q distaneia dc mil cuinicntos metros
proXimamente, 2 Ia bcronesa Y al
marques cue al galope de u ca
ballos seguian q Ia jauria que iha a
los aleaaees del iabali.
La ficra, viendoSe de cerca AGO.
sada, Sc refugi6 en- ell hueco del vie
10 tronco de IN manzano que Sc le-
vantaba en- medic de IN campo SEM
brado dc abortion. (Especie de nj
CO.,
Adivinando Ell condo Ia lucha que
necesariamente habia de entablarse
para rematar ell jabali, corri6 al lado
de Ia sonora dc Santa Lucia y del
marques.
La baronesa, ~desdenando Ell peli-
geo, Sc aproxim6 a Ia fiera que vale
rosamente despanzurraba a cuantos
perros sc ponian a. alcance de sus
colmillos.
Hubo IN momento en- que, des-
preciande a sus ordinarios enemigos,
"a fiera SO lanz6 contra el caballo
de Ia baroness.
FL conde fustig6 con rabia a 81
m%onturs q fin de llegar a tempo y
exporer su vida por salyar la de 81
armada, pues aunque q distancia,
habia visto Ia acometida de que eli
caba!lo de IA baroness habia sido
objep:
Gontran, rapido como Ell pensa-
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!a han perdido.
Fl condo que era lego en- csta
materia. Sc sonrojo, por cener due
m~aaifcstar en- p~resencia de Gontran
81 :~gaorancia en- aque!lo.
No obsSante, q1iso probar fortuna,
Y apeardcse del cabal'o, llamo a uno
de los pe-ros que no cesaba de ra>-
trear = le hizo seguir las hueilas
cue una piezs mayor habia de1aGo
impresas sobre el terreno cenagoso
cue habia en- aquel sitic.
Senior condo, dijo friamente
Confirm que tambi6n Sc habia apea'
do del caballo, zee que los rusos no
son tar expertos cazadores como los
f~-anceses; so;s tan inexperto en- es-
TO. como e sonora baronesa.
70 dijo a baronesa, confieso
no Sc NADIA de c~inegetica.
En- una dana. NADIA de particu-
lar tiene, continue Gontran, pero en-
IN caballero.....-
-;Senor marques interrumpio e.
condo con nal reprimida c6lera.
DISPENSED, senior condo, dijo e.
marques, ~que me haya permitido
n.ostrar nj opinion al e que pre-
teniias hacer seguir al perro una
pista falsa, sin fijaros que la pista
o5 ma llamado IA atencion, es IA
de " cie-vo que en- este sitio pre-
ezcnccte Sc ha cruzado con esa otta
que veis ali que es IA del iabali, "a
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-19

miento, Sc lanzo del eaballo, y ar
mado de IN largo euchillo de mente,
salt6 con Ia agilidad de IN tigfe
quedando frente a frente de! iFrita-
do animal. Este, cue va habia herido
al caballo de la baronesa: sc fiS en-
81 nueyo adversario y Sc fanz6 flu
rioso sobre el marques.
Gcn:ran, imp4vido y fime, aguar
do Ia acometida de gu enemigo.
Ell choque fue terrible.
El hombre Y el animal rodaron por
terra; IN critic de augusta y un
gruhido feroZ, Sc oyeron s%ir1ultanea-
mente...
e. marques hahia logrado hundir
81 cuchiilo en- ell pecho del jabaii,
partiendolc e! co-azon. saiiendo lie
so de Ia lucba.
Ell grito dido, fue Ghdo por Ia ba-
ronesa, que, medic desvanecida. hu-
DO de agarrarse a las crimes de So
eaba'lo para 10 caer.
Todo 10 acaecido sc habia des2rro-
llado en- brcves INSTANCES.
Ell eonde Stewan habia negado
ta-de; su odio al marques, Sc acre
cent5.
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FOLLETIN Mum. So
Ell PAcTO DE SANGRE.

Two celos de Gontran Y lie juro
odio eter@o.
Dos horaz anduvo errante hasta
one Ia casralidad sle gui6 hacia a
IONA ocupada por los cazadoreS; cyo
les ~cror,0ctas ' e. ladCido de .os re-
rros. = feS- mente dirigi6 81 ca5a-
10 Al sitia de donde partian.
Repea;inamente vi0 en- IN claTo
de! bosquc : varios perros que. ha-
biendo pori;do Ia pista de- jabaii,
iocn ~rastreando; momentos despues
Eegaban al ga,ope de suS cabal!os ell
marques y a baronesa.
e. condo sc di-igi6 cubierto de
moral p2lidez hacia ID baroness, y
adivinardo tsta Ia tempestad cue RI
gia en- SUI alma, Ie sonrio gracioSa-
menee; este bast5 para que el coz
de So tranquiiizase.
-iVamos senior condo. dijo Ia ba-
ronesa con neloso acento.
S. cs p.eserta "a OCCASION de pro-
bar cue los rusos. en- 2aateria de ca
-. z12 iruales . los f~ranceseS.
Que es % cue ne de hacer,
sonora? preguut6 e. condo. 2 % vez
ore lazzaba una mirada al marquis.
Haas. cojer a los perros "a pas-
t. GcI jabali que, como podeis yer,
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POLITICAL EkUDA

De una lnforTn2ciun oe Il SH-
versal' sobre eli fusiiamiento de unos
mi!itares en- Toluca:
No obstante que VA Sc FuSl-'
L.ARON a los principales autores del
complot. las investigaciones sobre
su responsabilidad en- el asunto con-
tinuan....'
Lo mismo debiera hacerse con el
u escribi6 Ia nota: fusilarlo nrcVl-
sionalmente, Y despues areriguar 81
| Saba eramatica V tenia sentiao CO.
; NUN.
Los p~eriodicos de Mexico dicen
eoue las comunicaciones f~errocarrlle-
ras entire Ia Capital de Ia Repubilca
V la frontera estuvieron interrumpi-
das "a causa del ciclon...'
81. claro, a causa del eicl6n. re
volucionario, porque 10 que es al otro
ciclon. al que hizo soplar el desoeu-
pado Eolo hace pocos dias, tarea lie
mand6 para que arranque relies y
destruva puentes como lCieren ha-
cernoslo Greer los guasones periods
tas del carranclanismo.
"El Nacional" de Ia ciudaa de Me-
yico. esta proporcionando desde hace
varias semanas una soberana lata 4
sus lectores con el cuento de un te-
soro escondido que hace temblar de
gozo las unas de los mas acredlta-
dos carranclanes de Ia Metropoli.
mo hay dereeho para csc supllclo
de Tantalo a que esta s~uJetando
Gonzalo de Ia PARA = don Venus. >.
En- una entrevista que el "senor
p~resicente de la Repuoliea" don We
MUSTANG CarranZa, concedio al re-
pertero de uno de los PARTICIPATES dla-
rios de Mexico, Ell periodista inic!6
Ia conversation con esta delicada y
cortes ~pregunta:
~ que tai, Jefe, Sc halla listed
cansado?'
Nj mas nj menos que 81 sc trata-
"a del gendarme de 10 esquina.
Rafael Martinez, Rip-Rip, ACADIA
de dirigir IN ocIrso a ayuntamien-
10 de n ciudad de Mexico pidiendo
permiso para edificar IN monumen-
10 con la estatua de don Francisco
l, Madero, en- el jardin de Ia plaza
de Guardiola.'
Cada locc con 81 tema, Y 4 este
de los "Dem0cratas' 10 hay qulen
e quite de la eabeza la idea de mum
dar de "chaparritos" II repubIica.
Dee "El Pueblo: "nubo una san
grlenta refriega entire leaies Y ban
Gviero,'
Muy bien, eolega, pero no hay
que ser tan ambiguo. Nelor Gueda-
ria decir: "Hubo una refriega entire
bandoleros !eales Y bandoleros des-
leales."
HARICAT0
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LYYn

Cuatro horas mas tarde, las SOM
bras de Ia noche envolvian 81 viejo
castillo de Ksrlor; era una tempIada
noche de JUNO, embellishments de
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-19

In Console de specialists, "Air-
ciaft Production Board, Ia estu-
diado toda esta question; ha llegado
q aceptar IN numero restringuido De
tipos de aviones. siguiendo en- este
e. ejemplo de Alemania. En- Ins;a-
terra habia 81 tipos de aviones, Qua
renta en- Francia y treinta en- los Es-
tados Unidos: Alemania tenia sola-
mentc cinco. Al principle de Ia que
RIA, esta muitiplicidad de aparatos
pTesent0 graves inconvenientes Il los
ejGrcitos aereos de Ia Entente. Esto
h. ciGo remediado: Ia sido rcconocido
que basta con tener c.Dco tipos de Il
%viones: de ap-endizaje, de conbate,
para Ell servicio de ~patrlllas. para d.
rigir 81 fuego DE Ia artllezia Y para
el lanzamiento de bombas. En- los
Estados unidos sc construiran doce;
Sc nan escojido, entire los nfjores,
solamente mo cuantes v sc HI de-
jado eomprender que Sc especlaliza-
ran en- Ia construction de avjOnes de
artilleria y de reconocimiento.
Pero todas las pleas de estas ma
guinas estan fabricadas de
tai, que pueden cambiarse entire 81 y
cue pcrmitan, sobre el campo de ha-
ITALIA 0 en- Ia retaguardia, utilizar los
restos de dos o tres aviones para re-
construir uno nueyo.
(Pasa a Ia Ga. Pag. Col. 5a.)