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Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1918-10-10
Anna Christensen

Anna, the nine year old daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs, Peter Christensen
passed away last night, following a
few days illness. She has suffered with
heart trouble for some little time
and when she was stricken with the
grip, her condition was such that she
could not overcome the effects Of it.
Beside father and mother, she
leaves three brothers and three sisters
to mourn her death. a.
The frneral will be held Wednesday
at 900 o'clock and burial Ia Rnul
Hill cemetery.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1918-10-10
!. Philathea Club

The Philathea club met Monday eve
ming at the home Of Miss Louise Car
Isle.
The first part of the evening was
devoted to a business meeting and
study hour with Mrs. Hoyer reai,ns
several chapters FROM "The Lady Of
Decoration"
At the close Of the study hour, a
guessing contest was held, in which
Mrs. Mcdonald, one of the teachers,
was winner of the prize.
Later, dainty refreshments were
served by Mrs. Carlisle.
Miss Bell and Miss Freda Briggs
gave several musical selections.
At late hour, the young ladies'
reluctantly departed for their respec-
tive homes. 41tptA.. ~
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JUS Take Him" !" She Bees

It sometimes happens that man
overestimates his own Importance,
which was evidently the case Of a
man Of draft age who presented the
following letter to the draft board:
Dear United States Army: My hus-
band asst me to write you rekom-
mend that he supports his family. He
cannot read, SO don't tell him. JUS
take him. He amt no good to me. He
amt done nothin' but drink lemmen
essence and play fiddle since mar
ried him eight years ago. and I gotta
feed seven kids Of his'n. Maybe you
can git him to carry a.gun. He's good
on squirrels and eatin'. Take him
and welcum- ] need the grub and his
bed for the kids. Don't tell him this,
but take him."
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1918-10-10


DR.. Gamble reports the birth of a
son to Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Lartin.
Fred Egan writes that he has been
made sergent in the Students Re-
serve at Iowa City and has been rec
commended for the officers training
camp and expects to be called to it at
any time.
j. E. Jones has purchased the DR..
McGavren Lome. 7th and Erie, of Fred
Brown and will soon move into it.
Rev. Price was an Omaha passenger
this morning where he is taking treat
ments.
The fourteen months old daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. James Axtell passed
away last evening. Funeral announ-
cement later.
The funeral of Alice Gebhart will
be held from the Hennessey funeral
parlors, Thursday at 900 A. M.and
burial in Rose Hill cemetery.
Mrs. D. Wilcox, sister of Alice
Gebhart, passed away at an early
hour this morning. Beside sorrowing
father and mother, she leaves hus-
band and three small children, aged
eight, six and four years. Funeral
arrangements have not been made as
yet.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs.
c. w. Barnes died this morning of
whooping cough and other compli-
cations.
Mrs. R. D. Miller of Ottumwa, who
is spending the week here with her
sister, Mrs. Geo. Blunt, is the guest
OF friends in Logan today.
On account Of the closing Of the
schools, Miss Lowden is spending her
enforced vacation at her home inGrin-
nell and Miss Thompson at Tarkio, No
John Hall is reported quite sick at
his home on Fifth street.
Geo. Coulthard is reported very
i'll at his home on Third street.
DR.. Heise is able to be in his office
again after a tussle with the pneu-
monia.
The condition Of Miss Edith Coul-
thard remains about the same,
Have you had the "Flu?" Better
hurry before it goes out Of style.
! Chas. Mandelko is able to be around
the house after being laid up for the
past three months with broken leg.
Mr and Mrs. Glen Silk and chill
dren and Mrs. Anna Jennings came
up from Omaha today to spend . ~
days with relatives and friends.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1918-10-10

The celebration here Saturday night
may have been little premature
but we were not the only. ones -
many cities from coast to coast did
the same. We honestly think this is
the beginning Of the end. The Huns
are licked and they know it and are
only trying to save as much Of their
bacon as they can. If the Allies stand
pat for unconditional surrender the
Germans will come to those terms
before they will go through another
winter campaign. When the break
does come it's going to come fast.
II we want it to end this year, now is
the time to put forth our best licks.
We've got them going with q down
hill pull and we at home must do our
share as well as the boys at the front.
The Liberty Loan should have been
over subscribed long before this, and
would have been had the east been
organized like Iowa. It was no acci-
dent that Iowa was the first state
in the union to go over the top in the
last two loans. It was organization
pure and simple. the same organi-
zation that is necessary to win battle
We all want peace but the only way
to get it is to make our military or
ganization SO strong that the enemy
will realize that he has to give up. Do
not relax your efforts one minute but
keep hammering away just as though
you, personally, were in mortal combat
with desperado. The German mill
tary leaders must be handed over to
the proper authorities the same as in
individual cases and you must help do
H.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1918-10-10
Car Thieves Get Five Years

Car Thieves Get Five Years
Leo Jester, II, and William Keegan,
1S, were each sentenced to five years
at Anamosa for attempting to steal
the Wohlers car here last week. The
officers are in hopes of tracing some
more work to them but have been un-
successful SO far. Sheriff Myers took
them to Anamosa today. With them
he also took Clarence Rhoarback
convicted Of stealing horse near
Little Sioux. He was also sentenced
to five years.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1918-10-10
Mothers and DauRhters Club

M0thers and Daughters Club
The st John Mothers and daughters
club met at the home of Mrs. Walter
Shelton, Thursday, Oct. 3rd.
Twelve members responded to roll
call. After a short business meeting,
the Afternoon was spent in quilting. At
the close Of the meeting, the hostess
served dainty refreshments. The club
adjourned to meet with Mrs. Mead
Kirkland on Oct. 10th.
Visitors Of the day were the Misses
Ethel Shelton and Hazel Mandelko.
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! Ed. Note A cable from Mr.. and Mrs.
! Compton received Saturday by way
|of vladvistock, says they are yell
and busy.
Scott

I.
The many friends of William Cody
and Miss Ruth Scott will be surprised
to learn of their marriage in Council
Bluffs Saturday afternoon, Father
McManus Officiating.
William Cody graduated from the
High School last June and entered
Creighton University this fall for the
military training course. He is very
bright and capable young man.
The bride is daughter Of VIM.
scoG and has grown to womanhood
in this citE where she has a large
circle Of friends. She is a very ac-
complished young lady. Y
The happy couple will make their
home in Omaha until he has finished
his training course, at least.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1918-10-10
MISSOURI VALLEY, IOWA OCTOBER 10. 1915
TELEGRAM
T. M. Gilmore.
Mo Valley, Ia.

!. M. Gilmore.
Mo Valley, la.
Please give widest publicity to
following dispatch from Hoover.
"Note enlarged demands by Gen.
Pershing for material, resulting from
program on western front has neces-
STATED temporary diversion Of grain
ships to his services. This temporarily
curtails wheat movement from sea-
board and has filled our seaboard and
terminal elevators and thus checked
movement Of grain. It is reported
that some farmers have become pan
icky and are selling wheat at less than
government price. There is no oc-
casion for this if holders will have a
little patience it will all move and q
full price will be secured by every
grower" Deems.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1918-10-10
Red Cross HELPERS

The Red Cross Helpers spent a
very pleasant afternoon with Mrs.
Sig. Nelson, October 3rd.
The usual business was taken up
and considerable work accomplished.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1918-10-10
Notice

The Babtists will hold their yearly
meeting at Loveland, Oct. IL and 13
There will be baptising on Saturday
after services. Elders Gardner, Geo,
Jones and Grouse will be with us.
Everyone is cordially invited to at
tend these meetings.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1918-10-10
State and County Over the Top

State and County Over the Top
Returns from all townships, up to
Monday, Oct. 7th, show that Harrison
county has gone well over the top in
the Fourth Liberty Loan. Many town.
ships have exceeded their quota and
none have fallen very much below.
The following table shows the stand
ing of the different precincts as last
reported, but subscriptions are still
coming in and it is expected that the
final result will put the county at
least $4,000 over it's quota:
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1918-10-10

ing cables every now and then. We
hope that you will wire Us as soon u
the way is open. s
My stenographer is getting trifle
sleepy, l fear, so hereby close this
epistle. This is Wards birthday.
wonder where he is. It would not be
surprising If he were in France. Give
him my. love and best wishes IL it is
possible to get them to him. It is sgalso
just q year ago tonight that we left
San Francisco.
Love and best wishes.
Ruth
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1,5o7,55O
34,s5O

We wish to thank the many friends
and neighbors for their kindness dur
ing the illness and death of our little
one. We want to especially thank the
ators for their beautiful floral offer
ings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Christensen
and family {
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1918-10-10
Emil Wehrli

Emil Wehrli died at the st Josephs
hospital, Omaha, at 4:O0 o'clock Mon
day afternoon, following an operation
for appendicitis. The body was
brought home today but the funeral
arrangements will be announced later
awaiting reply from his brothers
residing in the west.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1918-10-10
Notice

The Public Library will bs closed
until further notice ON account of the
Influenza quarantine.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1918-10-10

Want ! 70 ssll9 uss The 1.mas.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1918-10-10

Necessarily all this had great effect
In the Teutonic nations. The excite
ment i1 Berlin approached panic and
the newspapers made no attempt to
conceal the gravity Of the situation.
The first concrete results were the res
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Card Of Thanks

o.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-19
La question petroterd q
es 10 que causa la
.iaquietud d g los
carraRcistaS
Ell VIAJE De NIETO
Y PAM
Espercn de el que Pueda
mejorar la critica con-
dicion en- que eStd
Carranza

T..,cr1.rc Esgcr'ri pcyG ~ PEENSA.
NUEVA YORK, diciembrc 5.
Los circuioS carrancistas de cSta ciu-
dad eStan preocupadoS por Ia SItua-
cicn creada por la actitud asumita
por todas las grandes companies anne
ricanaS ingleSaS cue ticncn propIc-
dades mineraS y pctroleras en- McNl-
co.
Sc considcra que. habic1do fraca-
sado tcdas las gcstioncs que las COM
paniaS hicieran directamentc para
que Sc respetaran Sus dercchoS con-
vencidas de que cl gobicrno carran-
cista no ha pretendido sino buScar
el perjuicio de los CrandcS intcrcScs
invertidos en- Mexico. las cOmpamaS
referidaS procederau ahora haccr
representations de otro caracter.
exigicndo hasta indcmnjzacioncs por
los pcrjuicios sufridcS. ! Sc opina
uuc Sc necesitara de una gran habi-
lidad de un gran tacto. para reSot-
vcr satisfactoriamente el asunto. 20
niendo en- claro la situacion Y no in
volucrandola mas.
Hasta en- los propios circuloS CO.
rrancistas SC lamenta y critica Ia
actitud dc cicrtos clemertoS del go
berno carrancista Y la pota habi!l-
dad para reSolver aSunto q" tanta
| importancia. asegur&ndoSc que Ca
rranza esta igualmentc prcocupado
por el giro Que ha tornado cl asunto
por la actitud de los mIncros Y Pc
/ troleroS, cue esta ahora tratando
! de remover las causaS que djeron !u-
gar d esa actitud.
! Sc dice tambien. con relacion a eS-
tc asunto. que el anunciado v!aje de
Rafael Nieto a los EStadoS Unidos
| tendra como principal objeto el rea-
nudar las negociacioneS suSpendidaS
entire las companias petroleras Y ei
! sobierno. Tambieu Sc dice que el
nombramiento de Pani como MiniStro
en- Francia, V el viaje Immediate de
este. tiene por objeto el arreglar q
! la mayor brevedad las reclamaciOnes
/ de las companies franceSaS Y que el
citado ex-miniStro de Industria Y Co.
mercio llevara instruceioneS de Ca
rranza de dedicar por entero, una
vez que haya preSentado Sus creden-
! ciales al PreSidente Poincare. Sus
enersias a srreglar las difereucias
que existen entire los capitalists que
t;enen lnverSioneS en- MeXcio Y cl
cobierno.
PAM Sc cspera que arvibc Nue-
va York ell la preSeute semana, Y
en- cuanto a Nieto, Sc cree que ven-
dra hasta deSpues de ID Navidad.
En- los mismos circulos carrancis-
tas Sc considera muy probable un
cambio en- IL Embajada meXicana en-
Washington, mas hasta ahora solo Sc
sabe que el ingeniero Bonillas deiara
de ser el representante diplomatico
del gobierno carrancista cerca del
~obierno americana
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-19

NUEVA YORK, diciembre IS
Un despacho de Washington firma-
do uor D. Croat. informa que un fun
2ionario que esta al tanto de los asun
tos gubernamentaleS de Mexico Y los
Estados Uridos. declare Que la pro-
vcctaGa Liga de las Naciones pedira
a los Estados Unid os que tome su
cargo el arreglo de las condolences
auormalcs que prevalecen en- Mcxi-
CO."
Trglaterra. sc agrcga. esta marca-
damentc interesada en- cl arreglo dc
las dificultadeS mexicanas Y sc sabe
cue pedira que Sc establezca en- Nc
xico IN gobierno estable, sin csperar
q la creaci6n de la Liga de las Ma
~o<. Inglaterra, segun Sc sabe Ell.
muy buenas fuentes. ha tenido sill mi
rada en- Mexico durante mucho ITEM
DO Z cauSa de los acontecimientos que
ALI Sc han venido desarrollando, Y
principalmente en- los actoS del 60
hierno, Que Sc supone han tendido a
perjuGicar los vastisimos intereses
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-19
Ell GOBfERNO ESPANOL PROPONE UNA SOLUCION
A LA DIPUTACION DE CATALINA

total es de unos dos V medic millones
de almaS.
Posteriormerte Sc ha sabido que
el dia mismo en- que los diputadcs ca
talanes abardonaron el Parlamento,
habian va trlehrado una junta espe-
cia! V Sc habian puesto de acuerdo
para no dar tai paso. Segun Sc dice
la responsabilidad de haber roto csc
pacto. le corresponds a Cambo Y los
periodicos hacen notar que cuando
"a diputacicn catalana encabeZada
por el salo de la Camara, va Roma
nones habia hecho grardes esfuer-
zos personaIes para evitarlo ecudien-
do invocar ell patriotismo de los di-
putados catalanes.
Por su parte. la diputacion cataia-
ma ha hecho declaraciones diciendo
que los regionalistas trataran de ira
bajar dc acuerdo con los repuDlicanos
de Madrid. para yer dc realizar el pro
yecto de convertir Espana en- una Re-
publica federativa con 10 que Sc evl-
tara la necesidad dc acudir la re-
volucion para alcanZar Ia autonomia
dcseada.
Con referencia a este mismo aSun-
to. el diputado sociaiista Besteiro ha
Gcclarado cue Ia soluciGn de la cues
ti0n catalana es impossible bajo el ac-
tual sistema constitutional que So
iamente la Republica podria arreg!ar
satisfactoriamente el asurto.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-19
NO HA HABIDO MAS
DESORDEHES EN- LA
CAPITAL CATALINA
Los diputados rebeldes
estdn celebrando ALI
mitines populares

i,,i serr.r,o ,sperigI dr. Ia PEENSA.
MADRID diciembrc lS.-El Pri-
mcr MiniStro RomanoneS declare hoy
que q pesar de que los diputados ca
talanes que abandonaron el Parla-
r,cnto Y regresaron Barcelona han
celebrado mitines, Ia situacion en- di-
cha ciudad cuntirua sin experimental
cambio alguno Y que ningun nucvo
descrden ha tcnido lugar.
Manifesto iguaimcnte que q 60
binrno esta resuelto 4 no ncdir IA
suspension de las %arantiaS constitu-
cionalcs sino en- cl case extreme en-
Que la SituacioN Sc tornc cXcesIva-
mcnte Seria.
Los yeri0dicoS consCrvadores criti-
can acrementc Ia actitud asumida por
el gobicrno la califican de timorata
Y suficientcmcntc carcnte de encrgIa
para dar lugar que la misma sltua-
ci0n les pcrmita a los agentes del mo-
vimicnto SeparatiSta en- divcrSaS pro
srcias. dcbilitar la unidad nacIonai
cue tan neccsaria CS en- los ticmpos
que COTrCn.
LA Epoca" coufiesa que cl movi-
miento catalan csta sumamcntc fucr-
tc Y cI "Tmparciai" opina que eI 90
bierao dcbc ohrar con Ia mayor prl-
dencia manifcstando Sus cspcranZas
de que el movimiento para Ia Separa-
ci0n de Catalina no tcnCa Geo en- cl
rcSto del pals.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-19
INGLATERRA PEDIRA A Los EE. UN!DOS
QUE HAGAN RENACER Ell 0RDEN EN- MEXICO
Una persona que estd al tanto de los asuos que Sc
uentilan en- la Casa Blanca, dice que hay
informes ALI sobre esq particular

britanicos que hay en- el pals. ITEM
20 haze que ha Querido obrar cor
energia para salir la defensa de los
intereses britanicos perjudicados.Hl .Hlas
ha pospuesto toda acci6n. ocupada
como Sc hailaba. en- 10 absolute a
atender la lucha contra los Impe-
rios centraleS.
Mas ahora. Sc Dice. lnglaterra SC
halla preparada para pedir, en- Ia pro
Xima conferencia de paZ, que Sc tome
una acci0n Gcfinitiva para establcccr
en- Mexico un gohiarno fuertc que
presto las garantias one seran eNl-
gidas todos los paises del Mundo
por la I.iga de las Naciones. Y en-
Washington. dice Groat, aigrnos fuh
cionarios Green que son los Estados
Unidos la nacion que, como Veclno
de Mexico. deba ser encargada por Ia
Liga del restablecimiento del order
en- Mexico. de ayudar este pals
resolver todos sus graves probe
mas econ0m;cos V financleros. que Sc
consideran de mayor Importance
&c ci Tolitico.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-19

Del S.r.icro Esuecio! DE- IA PFEHSA."
MADRID. riciembrc 1S.-El 60
bierno que preside cl Conde de Ro-
manones le ha propuesto Ia diputa-
ci0n eatalana un proyecto para el
arreglo de la grave question rendlen-
te de la autonomia de Cata.una.
Sce1in Sc ha sahiio, el referido
proyecto Sc reduce a que el asunto
sea confiado a una Comtsion espe-
cial que 10 estudiara V rendira un in
formc que sera sometido al Parla-
mcnto que tendr:i ri derecho de sus-
pender Ia efcctividad de IL autono-
mia catalana en- case de que el 60
hicrno aut6nomo nc furcione dc ma
ncra satisfactoria para los ntcreSes
del resto dc EspaIa.
La situacion cs aun dcmaslado gra-
vc la creeNcia general es que no
podra evitarse la guerra civil.
Cuando Camho SC retro de, Parla-
mcnto seruido dc los dernas diputa-
dos catalaneS. Sc dirigiG ellos V les
diic: "Rccordad vuestra responsablll-
dad; solo vosotros habeis dcfendldo
la autonomia de Cataluna". Estas pa
laharas fueron tomadas en- 81 Sentldo
dc que envoivian Ia amena2a de que
tan pronto como rcgres;iran a BARGE
Iona los diputados catalanes, esta-
hlccorian un gobierno Separado del
general jc ESpana. para las cRtro
provincias catalanas cuya poblacion
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-19
Sc establecio alll con
una gran cantidad de
tropaS, que "a a
distrbuir
VA A HACER CAMBIO
DE JEFES
Nom5rard muchos nueUos
para sgstituir Il los
que tenia por su
cuenta, Murguia
Espe,;ol go-q IN THENSt.

Tc.rCrEurG Especial PT-C IN F"ENSl
FL. PASO, Texas, diciembrc IS
Jesus Agustin Castro. nuevo jefe de
las opcracioneS mlitaroS en- c! Nor
te dc Mexico ha llegado q la ciudad
de Chihuahua. con una columna de
ccrca de dos mil hombrcs dc las tres
armas. Scgun 10 cXprcsan las noti-
cias oficialcs rccihldaS en- Cludad lua-
rcz.
Castro vcndra a la vcrina poha-
ci6n rcvistar las tropas y haccr
pcrsonalmcnte los camhios que con-
Sidcrc ncccsarios. Sc ticnc como Sc
guro que Jos" c. Murcuia. dejara la
icfatura de la plaza Y quo Sc lc en-
viara Il Chihuahua 0 probablemc1to
Il Torrc6n. lose Nurguia ha Cstado
como icfc militar Dc la linea fronterl-
"a, dcsdc {. Juarez Ojmaga dcSdc
uuc su hcrmano, Francisco Murguia,
SC hizo cargo dc las operacioncS mi
litarcs contra cl villiSmo. V SC dice
que SuS fuerzas qucdaran on dondc
Sc hailan actualmcnte. Slendo cI uni
camcntc rcmovido al interior del Es-
tado dc Chihuahua.
Otro dcspacho rccibido DC Torrcon
anuncia que Francisco Murguia, al
mismo tempo que Castro Salia para
Chihuahua, salia 81 para la ciudad
dc Saltillo. dondc cspcra encontrar a
Carranza para confercnciar con el,
sobrc sus dificultades con el cX-go-
bcrnadur EnriQucZ.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-19
Nc ka ha5ido arregIo del
Ouirinal y eI Yaticano

i,-' >..rv'c:p capcriGi d~ ''it PRENSt"
ROMA. iicicmbrc lS.-El "Osscr-
vatorc Romano. 6rgano Official del
Vaticano ma dcsme1tido dc mancra
cnfatica las noticiaS quc sc han pu-
blicado relativaS que la question
pcndicntc entire cl Natjcano Y cl 70
bicrno dc Italia habia Sido arrcglada
VA. V quo por 10 tanto habia muchas
probabilidadcs de que cl Papa SC rc-
solviera abandonar cl Na:;canO en-
dondc. como cS bic1 sabido. Sc conside-
ra como prisioncro del gobierno del
Quirinal.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-19
DIPLOMAWCOS
AMERICANOS
DE WAE
Dos miembros de la Emb.
americana en- Mexico
uegaron aver a
Laredo, Tex.
T>icgrdmd especial para Ia PRENSA"

J>ic1rdmd especial para IA PRENSh"
LAREDO, Texas, diciembre 1S.-
Mathew Z. Hanna. Primer Secretario
de la Embaiada de los Estados Uni
dos en- Mexico. V Wilmont c. Haw
kins. miembro del Com:te de lnfor
macion Publ;ca de Washington lie
garon a Laredo e$ta manana, proce-
dcntes de la capital americana.
Inmediatamente, amboS cruzaron
la frontera, tomando pasaje en- Nue-
70 Laredo, con rumbo Ia ciudad
de Mexico. donde Sc diriien para
cumplir con las misiones que tienen
encomendadas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-19
AVER PASO POR ETA
ClUDAD Ell ING. PAM
ROMANONES IRA A COME
RENCItR CON Ell PRE-
SIDENTE WILSON

Del scrricio especial dc Ia PRENSA
MADRID. diciembre 1S.-El
proximo viernes saldra para Pa
ris eI Primer MinistrO Romanones
para conferenciar con ell Presiden-
te Wilson y los Primeros Ministries,
Clemenceau Y Lloyd-George.
Segun ha manifestado. abriga
la esperanto de que, para cuando'
tenga lugar la conferencia, este en-
condolences de proporcionar infor-
mes satisfactori0s acerca de la ST.
tuaci0n que prevalezca Ell Espafla,
cen relacion a la question pelitica
que Sc presenta ahOra un tantO gra-
We
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es solo ell principle de un levsnta-
miento complete de restriction y de
una concession general de mayores
franquicias los comerriantes.
POGO a POGO ell Consejo de Conser-,
vacion de Vfveres, ira declarando
cuales son los articulos que pueden
ser enviados Mexico. y en- que can
tidades.
Respecto de la harina y la azncar,
cada comsrciante puede llevar a Me
xico hasta Glen mil lioras de la Sc
runda v seiscientas mil de la pri-
mera- I.
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Desean sea reconocida la
Republica de Carlsbad

Del Servicio especial de "LA PRESSA"
COPENHAGUE. diciembre 1S.-Se-
gun dicen los despachos que Sc han
reibido de Viena, el Consejo de la
Ciudad de Carlsbad. Sc ha dirigido al
Presidente Wilson pidiendole que reco-
nozca como independence la Repu-
blica de Carlsbad, Y que esta Sc orga-
nice como tai bajo la supreu1acia a.
mericana.
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ALBANIA ENTIRE POLONIA
YLA ENTENTE

Del ssrrieso -speeial d. Ia PREASA
COPENHAGUE, diciembre lS:-El
-gobierno polaco ha declarado que Sc
halla completamente listo para con-
-cluir una aliaaza politica Y militar
con las nacioues de la Entente.